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Correspondenta ·TCllll Powers and Richard Galowa Investigate lhe background, current otatus and .proopects o! tho turmoil In tho ' fllllow!JW dispatch. •·,;· . '' • Big Boxl wASIIINGTON (UPO I There's a big black box t away In Congress. It's made from cardboaJ loaded only with lettera. packs · the wallop ol ~ The box IIYJIIbollzes a revolt" brewing in AmeriC Several ti.mes a day, dwql hundreds ol lett2fl the box, perched .it entrance of the Hoose WIJ Means Committee. A ~ brunette empties the coqt on11 to find it burstiJW letters again at the delivery. 1 Some letters are seAl Others are cyped by secreta All hllve similar messagel angry taxpayers: Do somt: about the tax system to rru fairer. Ways am Means Conm taxwrlters, who· have lnvestigattrw loopholes In tax laws, don't e~t al'J Boston Tea Party. But, Lllless something ts ( they rear thst the wrat~ being expressed in letters < eJPlode into a widesp breakdown in voluntary pllance with tax laws. Voters Angry Why are they •narY? wealthy and ·middle Inc {. ,. ' '. . '•• . ' . . l·ol•.•:,: I ' ' . •' . \ '. ) :: I' t •. ~" ; -~ , \ ~ .f ' ' ' r ·~ t .. ··- ~·· . r" • ' ' I ·' I !, I •' • ' pf Jl Ii Oass Metting I.I ' .' fioaUy arrived at · liar~ Unlverolt,y. blat week, .It seemed . · uThere•a one thine: )'OU lllve .--tinB ltselt to understand about ftan~F4," The Students tor a Democra- oald . a etudenl wltll a pale tic Society (SDS) occ..,ted a mouttache alii tho , ota21· calllrw a strike, 60 sludenta were IJilPOSed to 1111 mllltam acUoo, 110 wanted to taka over a bolldll!l right away and 180 voted to · take over a building eventually, but not yeL At a rally Wednesday, tile sos leadership, without hal<lins another vote on tho question, suddenl1 decided to occ..,y University Hall and did so immediately. Their elll).t!M that the two largest votes at Tuesday's meeting autborlaed tile decision was reJected by tho SDS membership. Suwort lor the sos seems to be {lldif1: 011 the caJ11IUS 1 largely because ol Its rigidity. While everyone else ts talking about remaki'* the university in the wake of Pusey"s decision to call tho pollee, tho SDS hss en tine"'. DeVoted To 1Jw lntere~u Of 1Jw MeigB-MaMln Area ••• ahai!Uon ol ROTC alii ...... Ia unlverolty OIIIUiion, pd Ia all !hoy .,.. !Gr. Tholr ·al!b conceaslon ,to .!he ~ . olllation lila bie!l a declataa to , oppose punls!Uqent fllf a~l . who part In tlie todod•· , Unlike tile SOS, tlw ' lu:!illl laels that calllnc In lht ,..Uce to tho only reall7 lawquestion. One student adonilt-ed .!he violence whleh lollowed Pu~a declaiM was a kind ~bed luc~ bot It wae tile oart or bod luck which sbould not have baon UneJpeeted, 11 What the ..,Jnl ... tration is 81)1rw." he -a id, ••ts that they're aorry, they dldli't know tho gun was IGided. Woil, that Just Isn't good elltlUIIII." *- TEN CENTS r~:;~nsions Asks Sharing Plan., Higher " 10 Proposals Included in 1st Message to Congress IT:S MY BACK l ()OJJ'T BI.Cx:t( IT OFF! F/~D OUf W~AT'S BUGGI/0G 'rtXJ AIJD lHEA.l EXPRESS IT! GEr IT OFF I,OUR.CI-\ESi! By United, Press lnternatioual Marion Local wants Vo-Ed plan approved COLUMBUS - A KEY ITEM ON THE AGENDA ol the state BQlrd or Education's meeting today was the proposal to build a multl..mllllon dollar vocaUooal education facility ln .Auglaize ard Mer' cer counties. The Marion Local Board oC Education has asked the state board tor approval of a plan to form a joint vocational school district in the two counties which would include 11 public school distrlcls with nearly 5,000 pupils. Martin Essex, state sl.l)erinterxlent of public instruction, has recommetmed the board approve the Marion plan. .. The bi-count.)' joint vocatloral high school is an encouraging develq,ment,, Essex ·said. The plan calls tor seven academic ard 32 vocational unita to be .. ''LOOK MOM, NO HORSE" - Thlo didn't otop thole Included In a 113,930 • square - foot facUlty located just south of' YOUI!Istero, Homan and Bobby Varian, wbo pulls tile Gralll Lake St. Marys near the Auglalze - Mercer County Line. .usurrey with the friDge on top'' for Brenda Holman's ride, a&o The areas of study tentatively planned are: Trade ard industri41oted in back by Tem Moore. The surrey, boUt by Geor&e al education, •lll'iculture, business and office educatioo, distributive ·.. ~ Ia a taur-ter. ·<Wben • - cube<lra!Deokopull" ... , 1141l<!811on, ard home economics. • • ' · ··illl slirroy tile bois Will reltnqulah tlleir lob. , Rodney .. ... ~: ,. .. ... ~ 'i ;;. \ •• <t ,,... -· '.' • .' ,'t- • ' .-.;, . SUSAN M. SEDLAK Susan . 'I - ), -. /: ~·l, J.' • .;'f- . .·' Americans counterattack near Saigon Second Parent Killed In Highway Accident SAIGON - AMERICAN TROOPS TODAY counterattacked a Com· muQlst base camp oorthwest of Saigon whose deferders weathered one onslaught of all the flrep~Mer U.S. bombers and artillery could .' pre-. IF 'IOU'RE SO BLINI:t ·Y'COULPN'T SEE ME COM I~; 'f-OUGHT-' PT. PLEASANT - Traged,y has ortruck tile lame yaung lamllJ< bare twice within two weeke, leavlni two children without par. ente In Its latest bolt. cart Gllllaple, 27, Southside, whoae wile, Edna Bernice, died m·atreakacclclentMarch30whlle a paoaenger In a truck driven by blr husband, died saturday night. He wao the driver ~ tile truck a~ when ltwasstrucktldstlme ~ another vehicle M st. Route 2 and fi!Jiped liVer several times. Five per1011eln the oGler car, !n<itudlns Its driver, Harv~ c. Siiele, 37, Apple Grove, were injUhcl, none balleved serlouoty. One ~ t h e paosengers, Cb;rles F. Loftla, 67, AIIPle Grove, wae baing taken to Pleaoaiit VallQ Hoojlital by Steele wben tho accident happaa8d at ab0ut7:4S p.m. Tho accldeqt oceurred at the liall'• Trailer court uar tile Gdoc!year Plant at Apple Grove. !leele had driven from lhe Irtller court at Its lower entrance and turned right oo Route 2. IUe cor etruck tile truck drlvon by CUI Gillispie, travellns GOT KL1.N OVER! Florence Potts, hostess, aer r1 retreslunents. ,, rmtlo. ··When tile truck stopped, It waa beaded IQltll, and was .... oiil lluulrtd feot !rom the point r£ Impact. steele's car hsd Its teet side cavtd ln. :Xcconllni to tile state l'l>!lce and tile :lierlfr' e Deportment, the wae a t«a1 loaa and the ,_,malod dalnagts - e $2,500 ... 50 I DECIDED RIGHT THERE I ' WASN'T. 60NNI>..TIIIKE NLm·IIN OFFA" · NOBODY! Ni:> SIR! NO TIME/ veblclea. · ambulance trom tho WDFuneral!l<inte took tile in~.. "'' lho Pl,alltll Valley 110&- muster. Tho U.S. Conunand reported a second day of fighting at the camp 45 miles from downtown Saigon and said 15 Gls hsd been killed and 16 wourxled tryb:~g to capture it Stmday. Guerrilla losses were 11 wltll Injuries to tile Jell slooolder dead. American 852 bombers began the otfensive against the camp anii multiple lacerations or tile early Sunday, dropping tons or bombs that blasted apart 72 H-sh5Ped taco; Mra. Alma LotUs, 62, Ap- goerrilla bunkers and 40 oilier foxholes. pie Grove, a wound M her lett ankle, lacerations ~ the acalp, Bliss out, Morwn in GOP control and a contusion ~ tile lett elWASIDNGTON- THE REPUBUCANNATIONALCommltteegoes bow, admitted tor treabnent and under new mamgement Monday to give tho GOP and the Nixon adfor obaervatloo; Mrs. Norma ministration a new sales Ioree. The Cllllllllittee meets to go throogh Seale, 29, Aw!e Grove, treot- the formality or electing Rep. Rogers C. B. Morton ol Maryland, ed and relealled for a laceraUon Presidett Nixon's choice, to the natimal party chalnnanahip sue· ~ tho 1..0 hsnd; her son, Rob- ceedlrw Ray C. Bliss. erl, 8, treated and raleaaed, and Rllss decided two months ago thst his working methods would Mr .. Loftis, treated and released. not jibe wltll the Ideas or White Hoose political advisors. A month The body ~ cart Gillispie was earlier, he hsd announced he would stay Indefinitely In the chslrmanreRI!II'ed to Mohr.stevens Funer. ship, which he has held ror four years. a! Home tromwbereMesonCwn~ Coroner Dr. John M, Gnobb Misswippi twilled l1y wrnadoe~ pronomced him dead !romblsln" MJSSlSSIPPI WAS TWISTED BY AT LEAST a dozen tornadoes juries. SWiday, hiJurlng at lout 12 persons. A low pressure system In Ar· cart L. Gillispie was born In kansas todly spread rain and scattered thunderstorms across a 17Gallta County, at Gallipolis, state area trom tho Gull C111st to the lower Mldwes~ Hea"Y rains March 2, 1942, tile son ol Mr. continued early today In parts o! Mississippi struck by tho lorna· and Mre. David and Uzzle Gll- does alii thW1derstorms Sunday. llsple. A Civil Defense director at Mount Olive, Miss,, said 10 persons c ~vlni In add!Uon to the suffered cuts and other minor 11\lurles and one man hsd a heart at• • and children are tour tack. Authorities aald tile twisters caused demap estimated at $75,brolhere, Gorden and John Gll- 000 to $100,000, Including much ol the town's main strue~ Uaple ~ -side; Melvin GUUsple ~ PlinY, and Gilbert GilLAD BECOMES ll.L GOLFERS TO ORGANIZE lisple ot Arbockle; Ove olotoro, The Middleport emergeDey Tha first seasonal organizaMrs. stella l!adl, In Vlrlinla; IIIJiad answered a call at 2:37 Mrs. Ethel Jtttera, London, Oblo; tional meeting ol the Pomeroy p.m. lblolal to the Harris spar!Mre. Beesle Estep, Malon, and W"""'n'a Gol! Aoon. wW be held menta where tbree.year.dd WOMrs. VenaJohn11011, 1-..1. Ar- at 7:30 p.m. Tueiday at tile Pom- llam l;yncb hsd become Ill. He rangementi ara Incomplete. The eroy Golf CIW>, All members was taken to Veterans M2morlal bod!< Ia at ·the Mohr - Steva~o and women Interested In Jnlnlni Hospllal and admitted as a medare urged to attend. Funeral Home. • Ical patlenL ~ret of Life's Defences Bared S~..ll~l. t::~ OfOhio U Is Candidate &!san M. Sedlak, ~ringfleld, Ohio, a junior majoring in speech and theatre at Ohio University, wlll be among the 15 contestants ~ the Miss SOUthern Ohio Pag. eant at the Meigs Junior High School oo Saturday, Aprll26. In Pomeroy. A member of Zeta Tau Alpha ~rorlty, Miss Sedlak has had tralnll!lln singing and plano. Sbe is on the Ohio Unlvenit;y Judicial Board and served on tho university Mothers' Weekend Committee and on the Fathers' Weekend Hooorary Father Selectioo Committee In 1967, and was on the 1968 [orensic team. Miss Sedlak was voted the best dressed in her senior class and was a prom attendant. In high school she was editor ~ the school newspaper ao:l was active in plays at the school. Sle balonged to the Future Teachers of America, Future Homemakers o! America, and the Trl· ru.y. :lie enjoys riding, direcilni and skiing. In the talent dlvlelon of tho local pageant, Miss Sedlak will be doing a dramaUc JD"esentalion. . Miss Sedlak Ia the daugbter or Mr. and Mrs. John Sedlak. HELD BY LAWMEN Floyd An:lrew Reynolds, 22, Pomeroy. was arrested over the weekend by the Meigs Count,y Shertrrs Department on acharse olnon-o..,port. Immunoglobulin Molecule Isolated WASHlNGTON (UPO- President Nixon sent an informal State of the Union message to CoJWress today, urglns Immediate action on 10 major proposals including increased Social Security benefits alll federal revewe sharing with the states and local govertunents. The message signa]ed the first broad - scale effort of the President to spell out a domestic program for congressional enactment this session. He advilled the HOWle and Senate thst detailed messages ol the 1o top priority proposals will be sent to Congress starting this week. Nixon also irdica.ted a rumbur ol longer - rarwe leglslati ve recommendations he will make later. Nimn observed that he hsd decided to forego submitting a formal State of the Union message a(ler he was inaugurated Jan. 20. He said today's review was in lieu Ot such a message. Propoeols summarized The 10 "immediate action" proposals were summarized as follows: -Increased SOcial Security benefitll aimed at o!lsetUng the rising cost of Uvi~. - Beglnnins plans on shartns federal revenues with state all:l local governments. -New laws to combat organized crime, especially racketeering, ~rcotics peddling and pornography. - Increased equal employment opportunity. - A tax credit incentive program aimed at enlisting community in social welfare and antipoverty programs. - Reorganization of the Post Office DeparunenL - Home rule and COJWI'e&slo~ al representation [or the District of COlumbia. · - A three' - year tax reform program that will plug loopholes used by some o( the wealthy to escape hea"VY tax payments and evertually revise the entire tax structure. - Stopped-q> labor and ma.,. power programs lncludlni lm· pro>O)IIentll or onemployment ins\U'ance, safety, and job placement programs. -stepped-up development of aiiPOrt alii airwQ facUlties am mass transit systems. The President made m apology for delaying the submission or his leglslaUve demands. "It will be the goal ol this administration to propose onl,)' legislation that we know we can e"'cute once it becomes law.'' the message said. •'Merely makins proposals takes onl1 a typewriteri making workable Pick Off Is Delayed Portsmou1h; M a r y Crabtree, Minion!; Lemle Morris, - lngton, W. Va.; Sandra DaYidaon, ChllUeothe; Cynthia Jlllkllll, Jackson, and Betsy CU•Iqtwn and Candace Bahr ~ Mlddieplrl, attended. Two petitions tor divorce tave been flied and a petit jury trial hss been postponed In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Two Jets WUliams Hughes, Syracuse, MIAMI (UP0 - A cool stewardess hsa let It be known that hijackers don't rate free drinks m IMJIIOchomled Oights to lla,·ana, asks a divorce trom BettY Hughes, same address, eharglns gr.,. neglect ol duty and extreme cruelty, am seeks custody of seven minor children. The other suit ror divorce waa !Ued by Joy Matheny, 427 L!J>. coln SL, Mlddleport,againstJahn· L.. Matheny 1 Chauncey, charg1..: gross neglect ol duty and extreme cruelt,y. The plainllfi asks tor restoration of her maiden name ~ i!oKKs. A civil suit griMing oot or a trat!lc mlshop, Mlldred Mae Salser va. Erneat Dale JOOnaon, hi's been contlooed to May 12 at 9a.m. w-.•.' MilT~, Pttorla, A-a. · m.; WlllTttl ..~sebarleRl~~.: Rosa !""=·~_,_..:'"Nancy a.erll!octo.I'Vinmlr, Belt,ylolar- . ' Eleven Holzer students,lncluclDistrict 14; Carolyn Boggs, :11aron :lieeta and Rebeeca Lee~ Gallipolls; Sle -''""'• Reevu, ~banl'; ·Kathlllft Caine, ·if. ' ,. . .'. weekend In Dayton. Two Middleport girls wroiA!thewlnning....,. president~ AdmllllGIII Saturday - Ell· ' Middleport; Gracy L For tile second straiSIII yar, studente !rom tho Holzer Medical Center Scbool ~ Nuroln& representing District 14, won the song COIItest at tile otaU convention ~ tile !lu- ~roe Assoclatim of Ohio IIIII pall Civil Suit die •The old roof leak! • ' rteil! pa!io? The fu ·, emi+ing the kitcli. :~~y;for a lo~ cost Holzer Students Winners Hijackers HOSPITAL THIS IS THE proposals takes time. We have taken thla time." He told Ccqreao Ida lcqerrange proposals wW not ..,.. quire legislation until tile administration hss c0J11)10ted additional studies and plamiJW. some or tho lcqer term plans, Nixon said, incl\lle settins "' an office ot child development to Improve tile e,.. vlrooment and 111trltioo ol children under five years of age. The problems of the cltles, bUI)oo g<or and malnutrltllin and QUale welfare p r - o oleo were listed. Nlxm warned against "has~ (Contlllled on page 8) lng Patricia Flood, Atheno, - vtTERANs MEMORIAL :~. iheJ bul( Cooter today and little challp In temperature tonltlht. High 11>o day In tho 608. Low toalllrt In the 50e. Rain changing to aeat. tered showers rmtloeul Tueaday and partial clearlni lllllltllwest. A Uttle warmer. ·-''-· ·~ Miss Frankie Mumaw, Pl' dent, opened the meetloi wl1 rMdlni of Peolm 136 lor do tlcna, tollowed by prayer. 8 tiDe reports w..re read and proved. Mlao lollmaw amou ed that lhe sWl bas greet oarda tor sale. For tile proiJI"&m, Ada S ...td from Presbyterlon ci ~There Are Some Tblnis I Do Llke About Christ," which • startUnr and unbellevlhle those "That Boy 11 Made Me Diet,~ was rNd &!ale Fllher; "The Quiet R pie," by Mayme Holmes• ••1 Prayer For Yw," by Myla Ill - . and "Tho High VIew," Mlu Mumaw, all from Guldept> COII<Iutlod tile program, Tha April bosteaa wW be Ml Fischer, and tile roll call wo wUl be ••!~towers. n . •-1 ,-, tllo '!bel' •till .... ' ..... MONDAY, APRIL 14, 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~Nixon lnsloted notlllns, Weather at y VOL. XXI NO 248 cia¥: I clash and Whsl they Ollilot to do another tak2over but, In lac~ the SllS was In no poslllon to about!~ As thO talking contlllled Into alt21n1>t '"'"· Most student& lee! Its fourth day, It ,._, to the takeover was a mistake appear as it things were lllow])' fi'()DI the beslnnlng, 1111Uthorreturning to normaL stl<ientll iled by tho SllS members and lourwed on the banks ~ the doomed to IIPOedY faUure tr Chsrles River and read whst Pusey hsd .on11lelllt alone. Tho SDS leadership, relatively The New York Times hod to say about the crisis, Eisle's wUIIni to talk about most lunch near the Yard was packed thi11111, Is extremely touchy as usual with people ordering aboot tho questim ~ tho bratwurst and bot pastrami, a declstbn to occupy Unlvenlty student with a beaded h2adband Hall. The dispute over the roteatlm started up a Trlwqlh 650CC or abolition or ROTC at Harvard Scrambler motorcycle a n d · roored ott In the direction ol hsd been gradeolly bolldins Bolton, across the Charles. since last September and tile Several P"'Pies, sportlns red SDS held a meetlni Tue edaJ< ribbons from their collars, ran night to decide whst to do. The back and fOrth across the yard. vodng at that meeting, accordThe cia¥ alter tho bust tho ing to one source, was split four campus was rife with rumon of ways. About 55 students favored • The longest !aathera e • e r · round were 2t feet 101111 and iJ&. · lon&ed to · tile cockblrde ~ the JIIPII10&e long.talled onagadorl from Koehl in !lill<oloo. SYRACUSE - Roll call answered by five memben a acrlpture verse contaln!ni word "Windllf whentheStarc; ~ tile First United Presby WI Cllureh School met In ooclal room ~ the church Tt I riiiiJMd epectacles .like those once worn by ~ TrotoiQ'. "People here don't like to rush Into thins• uotn theY've been tllor<JUBhly talkld about." Tha lalkiJW began Thuredlll momlng, mlnotee alter 400 pollee evicted studenta occ..,yIns University Hall In a claBh as bloody as IllY at Cdumbta or San Francleco state. Seine 2,000 students and faculty crowded Into M2morlal Church In the center of historic Harvard Yard and talked steadily lor three hours. That atternoon, tile !acult,y met tn!orrvallJ< to talk aboot tile erlsla alii Frkla.Y they met agala to draft a teaolution which condemned tho SllS for ln>adlrw the building and tho administration ·for usirw pollee to rout tlie rebele. Alter hours of dlscusalon, durlrw which Harvard President Nathan M. Pusey was hisaed repeatedly, the faculty vqt<od 395-13 to accept tlie resolution. During tile same period, the SDS met to elect a strike steering committee, Dean ot studelts Fred Lee Gllmp met with students In tho freshman cmunons to talk about ROTC, faculty member• talked to a rally from the stops ~ Widener Library, and 1n dormitories, committee rooms all! eating hslls people lalked about the Now You Know WHY SO Si'.D TODj:>,Y, E.e:i::: '? Attended by 5 ' Columbia nor Berkeley 1101" stn Francisco stat& at ftnt 'al if histOry were buUdlns, the admlnlatration ' called In the pollee, a bloody, one-olded battle ensued and the ertlre univerolty Immediately plurwed Into the sharpest crisis or Ito 333-year history. Within hours tho campus sboWed all the familiar SitliiS of revolutloo: Red armbands, contlnuous meetlnso. hundreds ol mimeographed leaOels dlstrlbuteo! by a dozen ~s, By THOMAS POWERS banners and sip ard tight Alii knots or passllfttel)' argulns RICHARD GAINES. atudents and lacult;,. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. {UPOBy the weekem, however. It 'IVhen tho student revdutloo was clear Harvard was not . I .' p' '• Eruption at Harvard More than Just Protest The group sang "Up w l t b SNAO," the convention theme. at the contest SaturdoQ' nlabt and again at the tlnal bnllinoaa meeting ... 9lnda,y tile ners w..re amounced. ladpa were membere ~tho u. S. Armed Forces. The winning song, writta1 by Miss Olmingl1am llldMioalllbr, will be 8UIIIl by tile Ohio olliecation to tile national ........., In Detroit In Mal'. ~~'»--Keltll Gcble Ford ~ Middleport was tile IQlplreDt lDir bidder 1'1 eeU tile COtllll,r prop • plck-o~p tnock t11e board or lfolaJ ()Mronlollonera met Wo ,...... Award~ a C(lltract. to IIWIJ the trueli, ........... Wll .... leyld Ponilllll fllrther illutlr "' tlw llldl, · K4ola. Goblo Fori bid .· IMk lllata~ ·orf1,1110 with a lhlmotlil ulnda10. ~ ~r· R. a. _.a. · .. ,... c....... ... . . ~ ..... c.. ~· ~ ,. · . r·. • ~~~~~ WW'!J\1 ~h, . ~i.B!'III·•c' zlij,!~ ~eport;• Glti!I. PJ~Ddl!r• spa.:," eti~I.Kil't,!II'.,.-.1 euoe; ·~ ll'.illilhlt, lift· loltlli::m••n._W,Qirl Iiiia.' ' • ' llld ~ . ~ . . . .. ' """ !llatl)lrPa IMidll ·- w~ , -.,. w# .. )Ia. .. . .- ... ... ,. ,. ' •' ' ' ~ . . .. . ·• I ............... . '~ '..., . ,. '' ·,,:··~- :,-_' ··-, ; ' .. ,; ) "' ·•- . ··-'("· ......... ~ ' ~., ~·· _ ~~~~,"~·~~~i! ~. ,j ~Ricky ·nmer .Kaulll; l ~ .l!1.'· •'. Pf-1~ ' , t r•. ., . ' ' ' ' �I ~ 3- The Daily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, APrll14, 1969 All-Stan@ Banl{s Paces Cub Win Over ...... By FRED MCM.\NE UP! !P>ri& Writer Ernie Banks Ia a rough man to retire under any circumstances. Manager Leo Durocher of the Chlclll!D Cubs finally gave up this &Pring In irYII!Ilto fnrce the 38-year-old Banks w call !I quits after pressing the tsm.e lor the past two years. He reai!Oiled the club could sun use Banks' ; . '"'' "' ,. ' "" "" . \ • ~ •• BOB BAILEY, LEFT, was one of the Melp Band studOID to receive a new award this year - ah attractive trophy- lor" seolors. Maldag the presentatloo Is Gleo Slaw, BBslstant I~ strumental ste)ervisor. Generation Gap Closed Saturday SI'ORY AND PICTURES liY Bob HoeOich The much discussed Hgeneration gap" was "bridged" at the IIIUI1ai bond banquet saturday night In the cafeteria ~ Meigs High School In Middleport. The approximate 150 band students - dressed in clothIng ranging !rom neat sportswear to Door length formals - eommunicated with their elders through their enthuslaatlc applau10. While school officials and band Lnstructors - David Bowen and Glen ll!aw - were given more than proper respect and awreciation by the applause or the young people, scoring a real bull'• eye witbthebandsmenwerethe Meigs Band Boosters who stagecl Cbe affair. The boosters not only prepared and served the dinner, but also provided scads of awards - some given for the first time. or course. the ugap" did appear following the banquet when the Meigs band per80111101, jolnad by guests, moved inw the audlwrlum for an evening ~ dancing. A mod hand, "Experience '69" provided the music amid an "April ~owers" theme which featured decorations of green and white streamers dotted with tiny umbrellas and an attractive backdrop doile In the dance theme. The accompanying photographs pnlnl up some ol the highlight&~ the a11111al affair. • .:.. ...: :-:·:·:·:..... ·.:-:-; ... Mary C. Titus Di,s Sq.nday c. Titus, 81, Llncoln Hill, Pomeroy, dieel lim<IB.Y af. to..-. In the Russell NursIng Home at Albany. file was the claugbter ~ the late WUUam A. and Elva Mortoo Giles. file was also preceded In death by her husband, .l&dge Earl R. Titus; two sisters, and two brothers. Mrs. Titus was a member fl. the Grace ~scopal Church ~ Pomeroy, and of the FOmeroy Gorden Club, 91e is survived by two sons, Frlllk E. and James R., PomeJ'D1; two daugbters, Mrs. Paul (Elizabeth) Frisch, Avilla, IDd., IIIII Mrs. William (Claire) Buller, Roamke, Va.; three alaten, Mrs. Crary (Nell) DIWia, Middleport; Mrs. Charles (Mil. dred) McDaniel, Pacllle Grove, Callf<Jmla, and Mrs. H. P. (Ciarlee) Brown, Newtool Square, Pa., IIIII llllfandcl!lldren. FWieral aervlees will beTUeodiJ at 2 p.m. at Rawlings coats Funeral Home wllh the ROY. Max DooailUe ol!letatlng. Burial will be In Riverview Cametery. Friends ma.v call at anytime at lllo flmaral home. Mary I FIVE.IJAY FORECAST liY United Press International Dies Friday POINT PLEASANT - EUea Molllnex, 48, Mary ~ Point J'louant, died Friday at Pleasant vailv Ho•pital. Born 1n Gay, w. Va., May 24, 1920, she was the dluahter ol the late !ilade Fields IIIII Mrs. Glads Fields Wheeler Iii Gay. . 9u-Yiving, In addition w her ..tber, are two sons, George, Of Pobrt PleesantandHubertK• 111111 Cottageville; a step..aon, Jllcob Mulllnex ol Cottagevllle; lin claugbten, Blanche, Edith, WUma and Barbara, all _,ttl IIUnllngtoo; three step.daujjll. t..a, Mrs. Bertha Rhodes, !11;wnon. W, Va,; Mrs. 8 e a ole ~s. and Mrs. Geneva W11~ .-na. Uima, both or Kenna, W. Va.; half • brothers, Herschel IJiee>ler, Cleveland; Ray WheelGay, IIIII Junior and Larry . ll::=~~ :both~Mrl. ~ Ripley; three '' Hubert Ball, IAI"'1. W, Va.; Mrs. Ralph BonRI&lle7, and Mro. Mary llart- llee<b', W, Va.; 25 step and 10 Slep-llfealwlll be bold at 2 at the Mollr..steHome with the Rev. JlirJMJoi Wlntero, olflciatlng. Bur'11111 foli!IW In Looe 0 a k ~-7, Frlenila may call at ...... homo. after 6 p.m. , ~. Mild tem!Jeratures will ton' tlnue TUesday through Ssturday In Ohio with hlgjls averaging from the mid-60s north to the low 70s 80Uth and lows from the mld-40s north to the low SOs south. Rain In northeast TUesday • ARTHUR MILLER, LEIT, PRESIDENT of the Meigs Balli Booeters, presideel over the aiiJIIII banquet for band members. Here, be enmines ooe of the pins - a new award - present... eel ''POP 111111" members. Duane Will and others of the pep gr<q> re<elved the pins tr ... Miller. J. )p Green Thumb Notes • .•. A weekly reature of Meigs County Garden Club members. Know, and Control your Plant Insects BY GENEVA H. NOLAN Pomeroy Garden Club Plant Insects are almost always with us. Unless 110 are 00 the alert, they will damage, and even kill our plants. We 111Wlt be alert w have healthy and beautiful Rowers, plants, shrubs and trees, for when are are lax in our vlg:llance, bigs creep in "' feast on our gardens. 'J'nda.y, In the United states alone, there are approximately 10,000 species of Insects important enough w be called ecooomlc enemies. Insect pests are controlled by the use of insecticides. Some of the most commonly used are D.D.T., Chlordane, Lindane, Sev· In Rotenone and Marlate. There are a number of others used lo~ specific Insect pests. No single chemical kills all kinds of Insects. The home gardener should avoid the use of the more polsonous materials. For most pests there Is a choice~ several materlals. In lillY case, most pesticides are pnisonou• w humans, fish, f.Wt-ind worm-bloi><led animals; · RULES FOR SAFETY INSECTICIDES ARE SAFE only when used and stored aa recommended. Users must observe all the precautioos and lnstrucUon on the container Cor the SAFETY o( the plants, herselC, and others. Sore insecUcides in original containers, in a safe place away !rom all foods, children and pets. Read aU directions carefully be[ore each use. II Is a KfBBI ntlstake w walt until pests get reall~ bad before " .... " .,. ,.,., . Many Awards Presented Of leon Dies POINT PLEASANT - Mro. Jda Opel ~phens, 56, of Route Numerous awards were pre.. ters for second year members 2, Leon, died unexpectedly at sooted Meigs High School band went U>: 3 a.m. Ssturday at her home. otudents saturday night when the Debbie Blaine, Mary Brleklea, Bom March 19, 1913 In Mason a11111al banquet ·lllll dance was Brenda EdWard•, Jenlfer Goble, Councy, she was the claugbter ~ e1a&114 for the 11f0UP bJtheMelga KJm J - , Mindy King, Peg:Hyrd Rollins ol ~ Pleasant Bond Boooter•. &Y Story, Eddie BroWn Twlla and the late Elizabeth Edwards Several new awards wore glv- ClatworihY. Gar~ Ellb, LuAnne Rollins Gllls. en fo1: the firot time. Reeelvlng ' FrenCII, Frank Girolaml, S!aroo !ile was a member ~ the Har- awards !if chenille lyreo IO<firll Glaze, Debbie Harbrecht, Bernie vey Chapel Advent Chureh, year aervlce were: Hemeaay, Kathy Hill, steve Holf. Other survivors bellidoa t h e Irene Barnet, Bob Blackatoo. man, Beeiq Houdasbelt, Debbie father are ber husbald, Irvin A. Jo EUen Diehl, Del>ble Gomes, lluMeU, Martome Kloea, Deb(Farmer) Stephens; four -•· Vickie Grote, Pat Gress, COD· ble Laney, Nancy Mayer, stella Ray, ~ Columbus; WaliAir, at n1e Grueaer, Melanie Hackett. Neutzllng, Teresa Nlc!.naiq, EIhome; Deen and Herman, both~ !ilelly Hall, BUl Barnhart, Rlea len Rlee, Kayle Buasell, Glema Point Pleasant; two daughter&, Boothe, flleUe Folinor, Debbie ~ragoe, Nancy St. Cialr, san. Mrs. Grover (Bernice) Fultz, ol Hawley, Debbie Ohlinger, Marcy dy Taylor, Nancy 'J'hompaon, Bee· Leon RwiAI 1 and Mrs. Ray OWeno, Ricky Pierce, Beciq lq Triplett, fllerrie'J'II..-,Don· (Edna) Boyer, ColuiOOus; 12 . Scaggs, &isle Souloi)JI, VIckie na Weber, Duane WUI, MarY grandchildren; five half...sisters, 8Jttm, Vickie Wlseaap, Jill Har- Hayes, Jean Mees, Linda WebMrs. Mayota Sayre, Rising &in, ris, Pet Harris, Diana King, flier- nme. Kathy Wehrlmg, Celina McOhio; Mrs. Dorothy Fauble, Ha- ry Hlng, Cmnle Laming, Pam Gowan. gerstown, Md.; Mrs. onote Ham- Manley, Debbie May, Mary MidNew awards lor lhlrd year man!, Mansfield, Ohio, andKath- ldlf, Mark Miller, Darla Neutz· members Included charms for leon Moody and Mrs. Cora Mae ling, Marla Neutzllng, AM Oh- girls and lie tacks lor boy&, Plants, both of Rwte 2, Point Unger, Karen Price, Steve Pow· Reeeivlng them were: Pleasant; two half' • brothers, en, Comie Racl'ord, Rosemary Nancy Buchanan, Slerrie Frank GIll, FredorickaU>wn, Rlee, Marge Riggs, MelleaRber, Randy Blrt, KathY Ohio, and Bernard Rollins, Point NathCII Robinette, 81sle Ruscbel, COnde, Beecher COoper. Janice Pleasant Leame Seebo, caroiyn Tracy, Eastman, Mark Fowler, Marc Services will he Monday at Marilyn Tracy, Becky Wright, French, lllsan Gerlack, T I m .: 2. p.m. at the erow-Hussell Fu•· Gene Arma, Fred Rayturn. tllaze, ' NiriBII!I .Gondwln, .Kar.eil neral Home with the Rev. 110The large chenille "M" let- Griffith, Marla Grouser, Jlmllamer Stephens officiating, and burfey, fllerrie Ha,yea, Jean Ia! in Mt. Zion Cemeter~. Blac-. L RIVER NEWS ()80p!e will quit thlnldqj lir Cbe Boston Ca!Uca ao old ani just lake It lor lll'lnted that they'll keep rlal1t on winning forever. They outlasted the young, energetic New York Knlcka 97· 9G Sunlay afternoon In a cUrthanger that gave the Cello a 3-1 lead in the best4-seven series for the East Dlvioloo tiDe olthe Natlonel Bssl<etiiiU Aeooclallm ani , the rlgjlt w meet the Someday BAND IIWTIIERS - UNDER THE COoaiAIIIIIANSRD' Iii ~ Wllldell ,Gerlacll and llrs. Norman Van Met»r, found Iota of chorea to do In preparlrv, aervlng and o:Iearlai: aqy followiiW the amual Melp High Scbool 881111 Banquet sa~ nighL Mrs. Stephens OOQOOOOOOOOOOOO liY United PreaalnterneUonal ' J ::: llobstelier, Cheryl llrlcbleoo, llhoncla Hysell, Sandi' Jolm8011, Barbara King, Kathy Hlng, Jolm J..ohae, carolyn Maples, Cheryl McLauglllln, steve Miller, Pam NIOitzllng, Mary Radford, Paul Rice, steve Schilling, L i n d a fllenelleld, !\Yivla Swanson, Beverly Thompoon, Mike Van Cooney, Vickie Van Maire, Katb,y Watson, Diane Welsh, Barbara White, Dorotb,yN101tztlng. For the first time trophies were preseoted fourlhyaar mombers. Receiving them wara: Bob Ballv, Catb,yBalley, Wen- --- · o( • , '- UP! Sports Writer Tom Phoebus burst Into prominence by pltchtrv a nohitter. Jim Palmer almost ruined hla career trying wpitch .. ,• .. " · ·' one. Mil· ... ler, Mike Mullen, Cherlase For· ..... · tor, Becky Radlord, Sluldra '""" Yates, Sandy Zerkle, 1ll11111 Lan" "''' '· Plna went to the pep bond ·- · IIICIIher new award. Recelfinl them were: Duane Will, Jo Ellen Diehl, Leame Seebo, Dorothy Neutz. ling, stella N101tzllng, Barbera ·· ' White, Linda Wehrung, Karen GrtWth, Jolm LOhse, steve Mil· ' · ·ler, r·rMit .Gtioi~,R-Bvl; . If\~~ Kalh.Y King, 1iab ilallv, TIm "" 1 Glaze, Terry Miller. The Lighter_Side .. ... · ." .... ' .' Doubts on Facts of Life GAUGES_ Gallipolis, 12.0 morniJig and rain over the elate ani 19,2 running 24 feet ol rolloutlines, slmplifted cartoona, wUd guesa on my J)&l1, but..!' By DICK WEST near the end of the week, av. ersi pt. Pleasant, 24.75; Pome-That kin! ol reapooae lo not WASHINGTON (UP!) -Great transparert overlays, b 1u eeraglng one-quarter wone-llalf roy • Mason, 22,08; Hinton, L 73 cortroverates are raging In prlnta, four-color photographs likely · w lniJillre a kid'o applying control measures. Inch. falling; Kanawhe Falla, 4.85 ris- man;y areas ot the courtry over and other UlustraUon. confidence In either hla father Many plant peels spread with almost Incredible rapidity, so, Ing; Charleswn, 18.35 falling. or In the human reproductive It remal1111 as bewildering as applying remedies at the first algn ol trouble not only eaves Ume, sex education in schoolL London, Marmet and Wlnfield 1 process. I peroonally heve no otrong the back of a television aet. trouble, and materials, but results in more effective control. on the sl11. are So whenever ooe of them Obvlwsly a man who baa to feelings on either side of tho If you haven't aecured your spray and duat materials for the BOAT MOVEMENTS: shoot& such a question at me, I call In a plwnber to lnotall a Issue. To me, it lan't IDQ>ortant season. get them at once. When these thJngs are needed they're GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - 01~ whether my children are lausht new washer In a lealdrv kitchen always say, "Leave me out~ needed OJ!(ckly. der up 4:20 p.m.; Jefferson up the facts of Ufe In the faucet Ia not the right person w thle." ~ce does oot perntlt Instructions on all pests IIIII what w 10:50 p.m.; City ol St. Louis M¥ other reason fnr ooni~ enligl118n a child about the WUllam ClayWn Manley, 58, do for their control, so we recommend that each garden club up 12:50 a.m.; Onwerd down 2:· classroom or whether they procreative llmcUona Iii the vd.vement Is the ~a~enclature Syracuse, died in Veterans contact ita local extension office for reference leaflets on insect 55 a.m.; Led,y Rosemary down !lgure It out for themselves. pp, which Ia a pert of the I just want w make certain human body. Memorial Hospital saturday. Mr. control and ask each member tD give timely hints at club meet- 4 a.m.; Peggy Downe~ up 7:25 I lm8W u.t It works, ol generaUon pp. Terms thet they doo't try w learn It from Manley was preceded In death Ings on what to do. a.m.; Robert P. Tlbolt up 8:30 course.. The fact lhet I have meant one thing In my day For example, Ute Japanese beetle is destructive ln the am&it me. I)JI his father, Carl CllnWn Mana.m. AccWJe me of ohlrldng my oftsprlntl Is evldenee of that. oiiAm mean 10111otntrv quite ley; a sister, Maggie E. Man- and grub stage, or in two of the four stages that it passes t:hrou8h KANAWHA RIVER - Lonlon, parental reiiPOftlibWcy In thla But elljllalnillll 1om II works Ia dllferent w the youth of lollay. In a year's time. ley, aJII two infant chlldren. Toby-C up 10:30 p.m.; Solvay up mailer and l'U plead gll(lU, But another matter. MlolnlormaUon You can eaolly III'Ond lalf an The beetles are destructive to roses, (]owerlng sbrubs, shade He is survived by his wife, 3:05 a.m.; Marmet, Fort Dear~ there Is .., way thel anyooe can probably is worse tlan no hour expounding oo the lltrlca· Agnes, Syracusej three broth- treeo, and fruit trees. In !act, It has beee frond feeding on more born down 10 p.m.; Franklin B. cleo of cross pollluolllll ani the lnformatloo at alL ers, Odell Manley, Rutland, aJII than 200 dlllerent kinds ~ plants. The adults appear In ear(J up 2:05 a.m.; o. F. Shearer up Inveigle me 1ntn a father-t1oo or The books say that when your kids will go away with the father-daughter talk about sex. Lawrence and Charles, Middl~ June and are active about 45 daya. 2:20a.m.; oauchlta "'4:45a.m.: children query ~'"' about some lm!>resallll tlat )'Oil were The most effeetlve Insecticides to cootrol the adult Japanese No Way! port; these sisters, Emogene W, ll Shaver, Jr. ~ 6:-iO .a.m.; aiii'Oct ol reproductlcn, you talldng about !lgure ohatlng. TwORaaBOOS Gilmore, GahanOOi LucUle King, beeUe are D.D,T. and Sevin. Follow lnotructlou on the peck- Wlrdleld, Jelllll A. Green down LAter on, they wUI pt There are two reasons ror my ahCJU!d be hooest with them. Middleporti Ruth Smith, Pome- age. It is important to wet leaves, tops and undersides every 6:40 p.m.; H. E. Bcorloo down Wgether and say, ''Where clo WCJU!d Preface Reply obstlance. One lo that I'm atlll roy ml Carole Dye, Coolvllleii seven days, 10 p.m.; Polly R. up 10:25 p.m.; ~ou suppose old da4 learned all Well, II I were hooest about Grubs are controlled by lljlpiylng Insecticides on the 811rface a !IItle lazy about some of the hlo mother, EUe Manley PhDElgerclllf down 4:55 a.m.1 AlaD ttat atum' He's l'eWr been on a It, I would lave to preface my dotaUo mynlf. lips, and his s~father, Elwood ~ the turf area and !lower beds lillY time ~ ~ear except when R. MerrlU down 5:55 a.m. the ground Is lrozen. Distribute evenly and water ln. Fills and I lave read books on the r<Ply by eaylrv, "This io only a pair of Ice skateo In hla lite." Phillip '• of Middleport. omo RIVER- Lock 14,Mark Funeral aervlces wUI be held cbUdren ohould be kept olf the treated area unW the Insecticide Eastin up 2:10 p.m.; Eaal8m up soj)Ject, prolwoe with charta, m&IIS. cutaway diagrams, schaTuesday at 2 p.m. !rom the Is thol'OII&hly watered ln. 4 a.m.; Jane T. up 7:30 p.m.; matlc drawing&, eircult tracing Gruho may also be conirolled by bacteria, known as the mUiq Pearl SL Christian U n l o n Beck.iord up 7:30 p.m.; James Church, Middleport, with Rev. white disease. The disease spores should oot be mbed with an R. Hines up ll:i5 p.m.; Lock o•0eu Manley offidati~. re.. Insecticide nor overi>lanted on IIUiectlclde treated turf. 1$1 Dwtean Bruce ~ 5:40 LDL; quested by hls late brother' am Jdln Puahak down 6:45 a.m.: assisted by Rev. Charles RogSl8el Clipper down 6:50 a.m.: ers. Friends may call at Ewirw MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlr AL Lock 16, Edward S. llolwortlt FW!eral Home anytime. Burial Admissions Ssturday - Nooe. up 5:15 a.m.; Paul D. up 5:40 wlll be In Gravel Hill Cem~>o Discharges Ssturday - liar· a.m.; Queen City up 6:25 a.m.; Elza Welch, 86, who died In tery in Cheshire. eld Hall, Harold Hysell. Lock 17, Jefferson up 8:45p.m.; Larry Vulcan up 4:05 e.m.; BeUovUie Meigs General HOI(I(tal sunday, Admlaslooa !iu!day PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Powell, Rt. 2, Racine. Locka, St. Maryo clown 5:55a.m.; wu preceded In death by hlo APril 14, 1969 Discharges !iulday Nooe. Locka 21, Joseph M. Walker up wife, Elizabeth llartlq Welch. ADMITIED - Harvey Steele, POINT PLEASANT - M r a. 3:35 a.m.; Lock 22, William II. Ho waa a momber Iii the Alheoo A!>pie Grove; Mrs. OW'lea ~- Edith Wray, 78, Aalrton, died Zimmer up 6:30 a.m.; Lock 23, Free Methodlll Church, and had Us, APple Grove; Mrs. Loman unexpectedly Friday night. file S. M. Jenks up 5:45a.m.; Racine spent moot of hlo Ufe In Meigo Jooea, Pl. Pleaaant; Jialph ~ attended Ball's Chapel Church. Locka, NaUonal, ·~ S1SO Lm.; COUIIII'· deroon, West Columbia; Betty !ile wao bom In Gallla CoonHe Ia ourvlved by two daughGreeJql Locko, Bayc>~ LAReina Hudson, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs, ty, Ohio, Fe!>. 21, 1891, the down 11:40 p.m.: COlton Queen tero, MrO: Joe stanley, Rt. 2, Larry Phillips, Pt. Pleasant; dauihter ~ the late Elsworth PCIIIUiroy, and Mrs. Charlel Mil· Allen Gilkey, 97, died SUJ1oo down 12:40 a.m.: Luther Herd- lipn, Athellll; two sOIII, Enjl~, Jean Roberts, APPle Grove; Mrs. Hineman and Peellna !ileeto day In the RusoeU Nurlling Hoino man up 1:30 a.m.: Valvollno up Albony, ani RaymOnd, Atheno: Harley Marcum, Leon; Jewel De- Hineman. 2:10 a.m.; llobbJ Joe up 2 a.m.; balslq, ~evllle; Karen Bar91nlvlnl: are the husband, E~ at Albe~, Ohio. He. io our~ved Rt. J. Lewll "' . 4:80 a.m.; Mel· one III<IJ-SOIIt Frani\ children, ton, Akron, Ohio; Mrs. L e on ie Jud1011 Wra¥; two sons, How~ by t h e roli>wtrv 1, H&rrlsnnvUia; two olototo; dahl LGOki, Jim MUrPti¥ "' 4:30 Putz, Pl. Pleeaant; Mrs. Pauline ard Wray o1 Aalrton, and Char- George, .1'11&-..#laiiUI; llarry, San p.m.; John l.adlll Dean doofll9:l0 Mrs. Howard wuaon, H&rrl~ Newton, Hartford. IOI Wny ol ila1ton, Ohio; a Diego, Calif.; Guy, ol AtheiUI; p.m.; William Pitt up 2:30 a.in.; vlile, and Mro. Ear4d Dean, DISCHARGED - Mrs. Paul brother, Curtis E. Hineman, ~ Pearl, Rt. 4, PomeroyJ HazOI Steel, 2:30 ·a.m.; IJio Down!~ two brttltero, HowGlover, Randall Neal, Mary Pal- I!Untinatoo, and a llioter, Mro. Akers, Brownsville, Pi!.; Rodl diana up 4 a.m. I Stevenson doom ard, Downi~cn, a n d Jacll, va, Ailsa Batey, Mrs. Thomas Mary Lear, Che_.tle, Ohio; Lay, Racine, W. VL; ~ >:60 ·LJD;I £11sha_Woods dOIIJil Greenfield; 2s~blldrell. and saxton, Mlelllel Jooes, Olarleo two llflllllehlldren, and three granlchUdren, great • lll'llid- 6:30a.m. oevoral great ,. ,grandc:hll4ren. chUdren ani great • llfOit • Funeral aervtcea w I II be Lingerfelt, WIUiaql Rolllllll, wu. great-crlllllcbUdren. gnodchUdren. · · ' liam Crawford, Karen Edmunds, Funeral services will be conat 10 e.m. t'anl the Funeral serviceo wiU be held Ewlrv ChapeL The Rav. R 1 y We ale~ McCoy, Mrs. IJwi&htPar- dueled Monday at 2 p.m. at the SIIIIINETTES TO hfEEr "F111111. on I 'Irani mr cabi..t memllttJ to dear Rouah will orftclate. Burial wlll ker, Charles Smith. Mohr - StaYena Fwteral Home, Wednesday at 3:30 P.1'L ll'oln The TWin Cll.y $1rinetilo will Ewing Chapel with 'the ~lev. Cethlngt with ~" • - wluJt happened to !he BIRTHS - Mr. ai.l Mrs. ilo&' with the Rov. Armor R. Sayre be In Wella ' Celr•otery at DQW~ boldlateir'reaular meellllll at lho cil Wise offictatlri lllirial will 'Snfolhr1 brothers!" er Huprt, Pt. Pleasalt, ada1J81>. , lifllclatlng, and hurlel will be lrvton. Frleiol• ·may caU i~· Cl<SOE:ooolal room• 'l'lllll'sdl.r at be In Burlingbm' eamewry. ter; Rav. and Mrs. LAIIO)' Phil- In the Rldgelawn Cemelery at limo. 7:30 p.m. Frlanls may cin ~lme. !Ips, Pl. Pleasant, a ""'!I!Untlnglon. William Manley . . . .. .. Dies Saturday .... .•• • ....' , '" '" . Dies Sunday Mrs. Wray, 78 Dies Friday Allen Gilkey Dies Sunday llo!UIIa•· s. p-"' rue• "ow , ) '· ' The pair coUeborated Sunday to solidi(y the Baltimore Or· ioles' pennant chances for 1969. Palmer, who missed all last season with a sore arm, pitched a five-hitter in his first appearance since september, 1967, wleed the Orl<ieato a 2-1 victery over WashlngWn In the firot game of a doubleheader. Phoebus cumpleted the sweep In the · 10cond game b~ stopping the Semwrs 9-0 on only two hila. tbe twin shutouts boosted the Orioles' »lt~hlng s11f~• SI'Q\'It. less siring to 30. Innings. Deve McNaUy blanked Washington 9-0 Ssturday. Elsewhere In League Elsewhere in the American League, Boston downed l;levelaod, 3-1, Detroit beat New York, 6-2, Minnesota edged Calltornta, S-4, Chicago ripped seawe, 12-7, ani Oaklanl boat Kansas City, 3-0, after droppi!W the opener of a doublebeoder, l1. In Natloual League action, St. Louis U>Pped New York, 3-1, Pittsburgh edgecl Philadelphia, 6-5, Chicago nipped Montreal, 76, AUanta downed Cincinnati twice, 1..0 and 5-4:, Houston defeated Los Angeles, S-2, alii San Francisco trimmed san Diego, 9-1. Palmer got all the alt)port he needed in the third lnnbw when Fnnk Roblnsoo followed Paul Blair's slntde with his third hmner of the aeason. Blair alii rookie Merv RetteiUI!unl hit solo homers in the second game alii the Orioles erupted for six runs In the fourth Inning. 111E DAB..Y SENTINEL ,• ~VotED ro mEB£ST or lllnGl'-IUSON AREA IICHC:O.!~I ~!lu.l OliiJ IIIICI1ll Sllll'dubf 1111 Ohio Valltr PIMIIhlll COII!paAf, llD . . .Ilk !l,, r-.ro~. QhtQ., 1$11&. llrnl"'u om#PIIDII pUI.,... tiL:lU, FA!tllrllll Pliant tiJ..2J$T. ltHM dill po.... .,..,,Oh.. Hlu..l fllt""lt l• I'WfNHIIII.dwllattllldWllllqMr, lni:., 12l'.llt4htst., NiorYDI'l BERRY'S WORLD Elza Weleb AUaiD-Lns Angeles wlnller for the NBA crown. . lloltoo and New York meet apln in New York at 8:35p.m. IOIIay In a game thel could en! the playoiL The Knicka are · h~lng tonight's game will be a repeat o1 Thursday, when the teams returned w New York lor the second game in as rna~ dayo ani New ·York won 101-91, So far thet's the Knicka' on!~ triumph ani the only Indication · the grind affects Bolton ad- i1Y JOE CARNICELU Holman, Mariallllbbard;PatKin- •. homers to pace the Cuba to a victery and limdB.Y ~e singled w drive In the wlmlng run with two wt In the ninth lmlnj to give Chicago a 7-6 vi<Wry over Orioles Whitewash Senators, 2-0, 9-0 · ::; ·.-·· dy Carper, Judy Colirlll, Mary nedy, Cath,y Manle,y, Terrie ~eason opener, Banks - e In live runs with a pair ol In the the Montreal Expos. In other NL action &indiY, Atlanla awept a -leh~r from Clnelmall, 1.0 and 5-4, St. Looll boat New York 3-1, Houlloo defeated Loa Angeles 5- 2, Pltllburgh edged Fldladel- pilla, 6-5· and San Franclaeo trimmed San Dle(IO, 5-l. Baltimore took both ellis ol a doubleheader !rom Washlngtoo, 2.0 and 9.0, Detroit beat the Celtics Trip Knicl{s ~ DAVID BOWEN, Ins..,._ tal music ""'"rviiOI', In an IDQ>fOIQIItu talk, eapresaed his appreclaUon for 1he "fine work" of Meigs High School bald members, In their 37 public appearances durlrvthe past year. potent bat, and he' 1 been right so far. National League pltchero are finding II ,jist aa dllflcull to retire the veteran fin! baseman. CII,J, Nelli' Ycri. . ~ n11te1: Dellw,... b) ftfrltr .t.n Mlllllll 45 Cfllll P11' wwk; ._ ,.... I" MI*H It U. Dill;'~ Oftl.tt, IPS,IO. Sh ~· IILfO. ...... · " ,_ "', .... ' . .' Ttnt-wo, 11.115. llrtkolor . . Wlllln etrrier eenlno lilt llllilllllfl 0. ....... 11.511. 111 IIIII: On. ,_, tltOI SU ........ ,....111111111 ....10.~ (lrl~ lndldn SUfdl,)o T11n~ Rico Petrocelli hit a two-run homer and Ragle Smith a solo shot to pace Lee Stengo ani the Red Sox over winless Cleveland. Petrocelli lolowed Deltoo Jooes' single In the fourth Inning with hla llrat homer IIIII Smith connected In the llllh off Luis Tlant. Siange allowed eight hits In handing the Indians their filth loss. Sneps Tie Harmon KUiebrew's eighthinni!W homer snapped a :h'l tie ani powered the Twins over the Angel• lor their llrst vicwr~ alter lour stralgjlt losses. It was Klllebrew's 398th career home run, leavi!W him only two short of becoming the 14th player In beseball w hit 400 h...ers. .AI Kalllne's ., Ullo!not. .hemer highlighted · a thre&'nlli llrst Inning that lifted the Tigers over the Yankees. Joe Sparma, with rare relief belp tr... World Serlea hero Mickey Lollch, was credited with the 'l'ictory, The White Sox, who hit the fewest homers in the majors last season, took advantage or Seettle's lnviUng short fences to pounl out five In bealln& the Pilots. Pete Word and Gell HQDldna hit tw~rlm, hmners whUe Woodle Held, Bill Jeltoo ani Don Pavtetlch had s o I o shots, Reggie Jackson ani Dick Green hit home nms to back Jim Naah'o three-lilt pitching In leading the Atkletlco over the Royals In the aeeond game of a dolilleheader. The Royals, with But BuDer ani Moo Drabawalq providing strong pitching ani Mike Flore adding the power, slopped the Athletics In the opener. versely. Loa Angeles came from a 102~7 dellclt In the final 2:28 w boat AUenla !Ot-102 Sunday and take a 2-0 adventogo In their series. Jerry West made a lleld goal w tie It at 102-102 with 1:21 remalnillll and then stole the ball with 32 seconds left. West foond Joblllll Egan, the smal- lest man on the court at 5-11, open ani Egan made a layup with 17 seconds on the clock. The Lakers' Will Clllmberlain, who had 23 points ani 29 rebounls, then blocked a shot and cootrolled the rebound w preserv.'the victory. New York !eel Boston 26-25 after one period, but tl1e Celtics moved ahead at the half by 51-.10, then widened the lead w 75 • 73 after three periods. 0 o n Nelson led an 11-2 Bostoo burst lhet moved the Callies from a 75-75 tie to an 86-77leed In the fourth period, but stU! the Knlcks fought bock. They tied It at 91-91 with 2:36 loll, ani BosU>n led I)JI only 9594, with the Knlcks In possesaloo with 25 seconds left. WUllo Reed missed a jump shot wlth eight seconds to play an! the ball went out of bounls on New york In the struggle lor the rebound. Em Bryant then aaoured the Vlcwry I)JI making two tree throws alter New York fouled In desperation, ani the Celtlcs let Dick Barnett score a flDai basket thel oerved only to narrow the winning margin. RuasoU led lloltoo scoring with 21, while Reed hed 22 lor . Ill~~ York. .·, , •.,, , .. -., · '" ,·r . them eland up •• he belped the Cardinals IWeep the thrOB;IOIIle series. Doug Rader'• th......,., homer and iiolo blaota by Jim W)'llll and Denis Menke enshllld the Aslrol to post their llrll vlctery Iii the aeaaoo after five sueeesalve losses. p,on wnaoo went the distanee for ll)e Aetroa, collecting 10 otrlk-ts. ' CINCINNATI (tJPI) - J I m w George Stone, who ~ Malone~ has been tapped !Gr two lnninga In reUer ... IIi. mound chores tonight a• the lowed only ..,. hit. Cay Qirroll ClnclmaU Red& open a bl.,. took the lou lho Racla, game home series aplnot the Orlando (4lecla, wllo 111111 Ssn Francisco Glanta. been rc:l>bed Or a ~ Nl Iii The Reds face Bob Bolin In the Drat Inning Whan Alex~ ~·s bellle at C r i! • I e y soo leaped In troot Of t11o ~ Flold, In an attempt w climb neld fence alii dellecttd • ,.. Willie Stergoll bit two homers back up In the ralillp after ball wcenter fielder PN Role, ... wiM 1hey'd put elotedod.-. losi~ a -lebeader Sunday tleel the game at 4-4 tn lho and helped the Pirates post !:Uil TV In here to I eould ue their llllh lrlurnpli In six otarts. to the ADonia Brave" eighth with a solo hamer whal's ... n1 on!" Stergell's second homer lied the AUenta swept Cincinnati S-4 the eentar field renee. aeore In the elgtith IIIII the and 1-D Sunlay and dr~ped the scOI'ed ctDC~tl'a arot Plrotea pu.shed across the Reds w fifth place In the Na- run In the opentrv IIID\ntl non winning run In the same loolng tiona! League's Western Dlvi- he walked aDd made It to homo oo a single by AI Oliver, a slon. The best pert ollllo week- on Johnson's double. bit sacrWce and an error by TOll)' en! for Clnclmatl waa Sstur· a solo homer In the ~ Taylor • day's game when the Reds walThe Recio' fourth run ...,. WOlle MeCOVey's third homer loped the Braves I~ on a single by Pat Corrales, ol the year and the five-lilt Felipe Alou singled home a eaerifice IIIII a allWia by pltehlng ol Gaylord Perry Somy Jackson from second starting pitcher Mel Queen. helped the Giants to a threebase in the ninth lml1111 Sunday TOllY Cloninger !oat the llrot game sweep ol the Pedrea. w give the Braves their swe<l(l game I)JI walktrv In the winPerry retired the last 16 batters of the doubleheeder. ntng run. in succession as he evened his The aecond1rame victory went Cloolnger had a OliO-hitter aoseason record at 1-1. i1Y JOHN G. GRIFFIN trv li1to the eighth when owosUPI !\!Orle Eilltor trv pitcher PhD Nlekro liiWied AUGUST A, Ga. (I) PI)... The w open the 111111111L With two record book will forever say oot, Cloninger walked Hlllk that sl!yscraplng George Archer Aeron, Cepeda IIIII Clote Boyer won the 1969 Masters golf in successloo to force in tbe winning run. Pittsburgh (Veale 1-0) at Chi- championship. II mlgl1t just as B~ United Press lntermttonal well say DUly Casper loll it. Nlekro went the dlotanco !Dr cago (Holtzman 1-0) 2:30 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE "I never was so discombobu. ADelia, glvlrv "' <Jnly 1aur San Francisco (Bolin 0-1) at Elst In the hits. W. L. Pet. GB Cincinnati (Malooey ll-ll), 8 p.m. lated," sighed ATHENS, Uhio (IJPI) - Hoal Lns Angeles (Sutton D-1) at wake ol the disaeter that struck Chlca110 , , , ,5 I , 833 Ohio Univerllif,y 1r011 six evants HousU>n {Dierker 0-1), 8:30 p. him on his uniuelq 13th attorn(!! Pittsburg!! • • 5 I . 833 w dominate the lOth amual ou w win the Maoters III'BOO coat m. St. Louis•••. 3 3 .500 2 IIIII pnl ~ cash- ooe of the few ·relays during the weekend as (Only games scheduled) New York .. ,2 4 ,333 3 moJor golf IIUes lhel has six records were broken. Tuesday's Games Morcreal ••• ,2 4 .333 3 Ohio state won five events escaped the usually cool, calm Sl Louis at Montreal PhUa. , , . , , .I 5 .167 4 and Kent Stele took four, IIIII collecting Bonita, Calif., New York at Phila, night West A IDtal ol 500 athlnies and 2• pro. W. L, Pet. GB Pittsburgh at Chicago schools competed In the relays The six.foot;six Archer, who San Fran at Cln, night Atlanta , , •• 6 I .857 which marked the opening ~ just ntlgjlt have become a AUenta at HousU>n, night Los Angeles. .3 2 ,600 2 Ohio's collegiate outdoor track san Diego • • •3 3 •500 21,\ . Ssn Diego at Lns Ang., night baske1ball star along about now If he hadn, been kicked olf his and field aeaaon. (Only games scheduled) Ssn Fran. • , , 3 3 .500 21,\ Don Flah of Ohio Unlvere!Q> ~ school team several yeers Cincinnati • , ,2 4 .333 3',\ AMERICAN LEAGUE Dale Warner broke tll.e r~ reeord for the ago beeauae he eneaked aqy w HOIIBU>n , , , , I 5 ,167 4',\ East javelin with a tDaa ol 256 feet, · play golf on Monday a, took the Sllllllay's Results W. L. Pet. GB Maoters by shooting nniy a par one Inch, bettering his old mark St. Louis 3 New York I Boston ..••• 4 1 .800 12 oo the last round for a 72- ~ 225-11, Pittsburgh 6 Phlla 5 Baltimore . . •4 2 .G67 'h hole score of 281. Dave Letltch, also of Ohio UniChicago 7 Montreal 6 AM I PROTECTED Detroit . . . . . 3 2 .GOO I versity, broke his own mark in Right on his heels at 282 were Atlanta 1 Cln. 0, lsi New York •.• 3 3 .500 11.6 IF MY IOAT Canadian George Koodson IIIII the hammer throw with a heave AUenta 5 Cln. 4, 2111 Washington •.. 3 l ,429 2 long-hitting Ohioan Tom Wels- ~ 183 feet-lllnches. This broke SHOULD SINK? Hwston 5 Lns Angeles 2 Cle>elanl , , • o 5 .000 4 the old standard o1 176-4\1 • irDpland Casper, who atarted San Fran 5 san Diego I Our Bootowner's policy West Sidney Sink ~ Bowling Green one stroke ahead o1 Arcber and Today's Probable Pitchers protects you against theft W, L. Pet. GB wound up one stroke behind him state Universlly woo the six mUe St. Louis (Briles 0-1) at Mon- Kansas Clcy •• 4 2 .667 fires, collision and sinking: after an Incredible round ~ five run with a record tim• ol 28:50. treal (Jaster 0-1), 1:35 p.m. Investigate our low·cost Seattle ...... 3 2 .600 1/:z Hob Bartelson ~ Ohio UniverNew York (MacAnlrew ll-ll) California •• ,3 2 .600 'h bogeys and three birdies. Boatowner's policy now. So Areher, who lives on a sity set a new record In t h e at . Philadelphia (Fryman 0-1), . Oakland •••. 3 3 ,500 I Safeguard your boat ClOd ranch In GUroy, Calif., IIIII baa three-<nlle run with a clocking ':7;35 p.m. · · · · · equipment agGirilt ph)-1;. r 3 ,400 JV, Chicago . . . . 2 been nicknamed .. COWboy" al- ~ 14:01.8 while Jlm Cat!Ow.y cal loso , . . Call uo at Minnesota • . . 1 l .200 2'.6 though he Insists "I never was and Chuck Roberts ~ CincinSunday's Results as high class as a cowboy, u nati tied In the 880-yerd run Detroit 6 New York 2 tool< It all b~ playing par (101! on with a record Ume ol 1:51.6. Boston 3 Cleveland I Ohio state's Dick Bruggeman the final round with 35-37-72. Phono 992·29U Bait. 2 Wash. 0, 1st set the other record in the 440~ He had three birdies and three Batt. 9 Wash 0, 2111 yard Intermediate hUrdles with 114 Court St. bogeys. Kan. City l oakland I, lsi a 52. 4 clocking, The rest of the story wasOaklanl 3 Kansas City 1, 2nd what ntlght have been for Mllll\ 5, California 4 Weiskopf, lor Knudson and for Chicago 12 SBatUe 7 ord. TOXIIIII l':m JlllklarY and Today's Probable Pitchers Charles Cood;y, Coody, who Phil Johnson was the runnerAU Times EST hasn't won a major tournament UP In the Street Ellmlnawr Chicago (John 1-0) at Califor- in five years, looked Uke he was Bracket. nia (McGlothlin 0-1), 11 p.m. going w be a Cinderella champ Bill Rardin, or Ravenswood, Kansas City (Neloon ll-ll) at when he burst 1ntn a one-atroke piloted his strong • running Plymouth w Tup Stock Ellntlnawr Seallle (Marshall 0-0), 11 p.m. lead with just three holes w Baltimore (Cuellar ll-ll) at Bos· play. just ahead of Huntington's own till (Longborg ll-ll), 1:30 p.m. Cliarley Betts. Betts Is a former Archer won it because he {Only games scheduled) NHRA Natlomls participant ani IIBYer lost his faith In htmaeliTuesday's Games Is currently campalgnif'i' a ea.. SYen when his second shot went Minnesota at O&klanl into the water on the par-S 15th. maro. Mldclle s I o c k Ellntlmtor Detroit at Clevelanl "I hit a four~ and I Our Summer Lea&~~es wi II thooght I hit It real II'>Jid." be was Jad Bailey of Green..,, Ky. Wash at New York the week of May 11, 1969 and will Following In the runner-up spot Baltimore at BosU>n said. ''I was mrprlsed when 1 (Only games scheduled) run 12 15 weeks, choice of IIW the splash because I was Rex Parsons of Charleston at the wheel of PhD ani Gary thooght It would catch the green each League. LAshlnal<y's Royal Oldsmobile IIIII ma.Ybe set up an eagle." Hurst-Old a, That's when the big Californian could have cracked. Little SUlek Eliminator waa Bill Green fr001 Asbian!, KenInstead he look hla stroke NBA PLAYOFF STANDINGS tucky, in UQfl Spr~U - U penaH.y, pltcked hla fourth ahot liY United Proso lnteruoliooal Sunday Hit. - Mixed mto the 111'000 and rammed Oldsmobilo. Runner-up this week Beat of Seven Mondoy Hlto - 3 Man T oam Scoatc:hbema a 12.(oot !IIIII. was Dorrell !\lreacker of HIIDDIVIsion Finals Jockpot "That 12.foot !llltt that eaveel tlrvton, also In an Olds. East T uesdar Aft.rnoon - LatU•• Other area drivers mentioned w. L. Pet. my par was the ooe shot that Tuesday Nit• - Men In weekenl activities were P, J. Boston •••••••• 3 1 .750 saved me," laid Archer, "I was Thursday Hito - Mixed to make it." . Heck, Gallipolis, Dave Sllaln, New York ...... I 3 .250 friday Hit. - Junior Ml•ed Pomero,y, Rickard Franklin anll West ATHLETIC DIRECTOR ¥ I a• ~ a C74L a eqprta cwv Jay casto, Pl. Pleasant. W, L. Pet. UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. Olflclala of Rlveralde alli10WIC- Los Angeles •• , ,2 0 1.000 M. Czekaj, IT'S ABALL TO BOWL! ed tnday thel final plans were Atlanta •• , •••• 0 2 .ooo {UPI)... Edward business manager of athletics at laid with Dutch MIDer ChevroSUnday's Raoulto PeiUI Slate since 1957, lila been let for a pace cu. 'Ibe new '69 Reston 97 New York 96 named . w a~cceed Ernest B. lndlanapollo Camaro Pace Car Lns Ang. 104 AUanta 102 McCoy as the school's dtrucwr will be naed l>Y Rlverolde fnr the Morday's Game• of athletics. remainler of the 1011011. Dell v· Boston at New York A 1948 Pem State graduate, ery Ia eJPeCted arCIIn:l the drat (Only pme scheduled) CzekaJ baa been on the athletic of )fay. MASON 713-5791 olaf( here since 19!53. rot ••• •• •.'• ' •' Archer Masters Champion Six Records MAJOR Broken In c._. OU Relays Davis-War1er Ins. Races at Chesapeake CHESAPEAKE - More than 2,000 drag raclng ran& saw over 250 cars run at Riverside Drag strip over the weekenl. T~ Ellmlnawr was M a r t y Loeke of Lucasville. Lockedrove his '55 Chevy through the traps just ahead of runner-up Kermit Miller. For the third straight week Joe Lemley, of Proctorville, shifted his way w street EUmlnaror. Lnmley drives a Chevy n with a modified Chevrolet • glne and conslstantl,y turns elapsed times through the quarter mUe, uDder the national rec- Ssturday men's Alpine alalom cliiuq!lonHALLANDALE, Fla. (UPI).... •hlp I)JI more lhen Dve secondo. English-bred Hibernian held oft Irish Rebellion by a mae w win WNG BEACH, Calif. {UPI)the $6.2,600 Pan American TUrf Brlan Job ani Kim Brecht oet Handle&llat Gulfstream. American recorda In the prellmlMrles of the men's aRII NEW YORK (UP!) - San women's 200-yard breastotreke Rcqle rallied In the final ani went on to the finals fllrl01111 "' capture ""' ~7,400 during the uotlouol AAV short Exeelolor Hlallicap•lt Aqueduct courae awlmmlrv IIIII diving clamplmshlps. by threolengibs. ~ JOHANNESBURG, SouI h AIJGUSTA, .Ga. (Upl) Africa (UPl>-- BUlle Jean KIJia George Archer won the Maotero of l.clq Beach, Call£, beet ~~ chomplona~~W I)JI one•otroke Nancy Richey of s&n AngelO civer Billy ca.per, Tolp WolaTex., 6-3, 6-4, In the All- k~! IIIII George KJulaon, American final ror u...wunen'a slnglos title of the 5cMh African BOSTON (UP'!).. The. Bo.ston tennis chanllllenoi)lps. Celdca pined a 3-l adftlltap over New York 'wiUJ a 97-86 NORDEN, Calif. {UPI),- victory om the Knickerlloekera Bafl.ra Cochran ol · lilch- In their NBA ElBtem Dlvlllion JIICI!III, n, won the w.,. line[ playofL u.s. ' Over 2,000 ViewDrag Weekend Sports Summary --- Yankees, 6..2, Boston lopped Cleveland, 3-1, Chicago bombed Seattle, 12-7, Minnesota edged California, 5-t, and Kansas Cll.y took Oakland, f-1 before drappil!ll the nighlciiJ> ~ Its doUbleheader, 3-0, in American League gam~~ Atlanta, which stretched 1111 record w 6-1, got four-hit pitching from l'l1il Nlekro In Ito opener and 1r011 the pme In the eighth lmlng when TOllY Clonlngw walkeel Clote Boyer with the bases loaded w score Niekro. In the nightcap, Felipe Alw singled home Sonny Jackson In tho ninth with the winning run. Alou also homered lor the Brwea earlier In the game aa dtd Orlllllln Cepeda and Felix Millan. Bob Gib&Oil, the league's prenller pitcher a yeer ago, 1r011 for the first Ume this year I)JI sloJiplng the Mots on just three hlto. The Cardinals tool< advantage of two wild pitches I)JI Tom seaver w score a pair ~ first Inning runs, and Gibson made Jim Maloney Will. Face SF Tonight · ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS NOW IS TIME FOR YOU TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER LEAGUESI start to LEAGUES ARE. rortunate MASON BOWLING CENTER OPEN HOUSE In SICkiiU'or In "'---------.., ... and we might add, "far richer ar for poorer" olla. When lllnesa or occldenta come along the loaa of the regular poy~heck Ia qn added worry. A. phone call con eoae ya~r mirtd at tuch o Juat remember ••• when m-y• !he queation, the anawer ia City Loon: . tl-. '.' '99p2171 .. ' • ·. ' j \ \>. ' i· •' .' �--·-····· • . --- _.~ ~- ·"'··· •ne uauy sentinel, MiddleporL-Pomeroy, Aprll14, 1969 1::~ ~ - Tho DailY Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, April 14, 1969 THE Wlli.LL CHiLD® "Drink!" 'I I: Antibiotics Successf~l In Scariet Fever Fight ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Your attorneJ Is rlshl. stop SJSrtR .MADE OFF bailllll lone enough to see your wrrH sroLEN GOOllS marrlago as It pni>abi.Y wao: Dear Helen: We nre llapptly married lor A polite ll"rllllllemeat whlcb 30 years itlhou&b, by mutual a- would turn . llmoat any normll greement, We were Bharillg a 111110 to so111001111 elee. Then, try 1u win him back, platonic relatlmsblp, alnee our but al!ectllllllel)'. - H. children started growlrqj up. Two years ago I olfered my Dear Hslen: What do you do with a huoband wlclowed slater a home with us. who has tD be in on an my .... My husbancl """ much agalnot venations wben I have 1 I r I II, but he flnall)' consented. About six months ago, my sis- trlende over? He' a tun of talk ter decided to win him over; Not and jokea and scarcelY lett me onl)' did abe make friends, abe get a word ln. Yet when It comestobualneos, took him away from me. When I like ftlllng out credit lorms or found them out, I told them both dlscuulng insurance, etc., he to leave, th1nklng my husband pushed aU the deelslonsolfonme would e1ay. But be slid our love wa1 gone and he wanted a new life. Now he Is living at my sla- and leaves tbe seenes. And If I hogged the ......... quickly, do you mean 30 secStreptoCoccal sore throat, Oads, llve minutes or what? rbeumaUc fever and acarlet I beard that. at timel! the fever or ll'arlaUna II!"' all . bones of tlie skull overlap at caused by the -umo germ. blrib; What causes this? Scarlet fever occlll'l two to ~ .this harm the brlln? four days afler an exposure How much space Is there be· to the gel,'lll and Is uahered tween the b u 1n and the In by a Jeve)" of 102 or lQ.'I skull? and a sore throat. The genns produce a toxin that gell In· to th~ circulation and cauael! a generaUzed r a s b. The toxin may alao be respond' ble for h e a r t, kidney and joint compllcaUons. After recovery, the child will be Immune to the toxic. rash of scarlet fever but, since he wlll not be lll\lllune tD the causaUve organism, be may have future bouts of streptococcal sore throat or rheumatic fever. Antibiotics have gone far in reducing not only the prev· alence of scarlet fever but also Its compllcllUons. When given early In the disease they also shorten its course. tlon when he was talklnii with a ter'• house, as a boarder. group of men, he'd dlsappro¥! ),fy attorney sceys there is noUlmightily. Are Ill men thla way? lng I can do to Ibis person Who came into my home and stole my -WIFE husband, outsiclo of filing for di- Dear Wife: Not all, but enougb so that Q-la a reeeat coiUJDD you vorce and naming her as t h e your letter will get many uMe said that brain damage will reasoo. quickly result in a newborn How can 1 restore my former too's" from women readers. from lack, of oxygen. By You can Iesch your husband to happy marriage? - DESERTED take over buolne., decisions- - - - - - - - - - - Dear Deserled: just make It plain you !hili< he's gels through with her. What's a good rebuttal to the smarter than you at such things urm not a ______ , t;ypea - but I doubt you'll ever completely convince him you ladles who are the leaot tDierant of . would rather be alone. And hon- aD? - DL9GUSI'ED Dear Dis: est now, would yCMJ?- H. Teachers o~ghl to shut Dear Helen: Wh... thla gal starts with urm down more schools and de· 1 have a lrlend who begins not' a prude but••••., why not say, mand a volce on the campus. .. And rm not a UstenerJ" And · This may sound too mllltant almost every conversation with walk away. At Proof o[ the Pudding, Mafor some, but in reality, upm not a------, but .•.•" big nrrns .... A. Rey of j'The (0! courae you'D be her next Jusl IIU In the missing word: when the public bosses say, Flying Nun" weds teacher Joyce risa Pa van and her husband Jean target, b.rt lsn•t the satistac. gossip, prude, preJudiced perhowever diplomatically, "UP, Bowman May 24, kiboshing a Pierre Aumont said they'D star againsl the wall, brother, ' lion worth a row poloon words lOll, etc. etc. Then she goes on in a summer tour of "There's lock of starlet rumors. .we have no choice but to to prove she is just exactl,y lhel - which moat people won't beTony BeMett's such a great a Girl In My Sol();" good cast-: strike defensively. A IYP!cel monologue: "l'm not IIOYe anyway? - H. tan of Marian McFarland's pi- ing ••.. Maxine of the Arllrews - Richard Hi:tson, director a prude, but when I see dear ElThis column Ia dedicated to of the College and Univer· ano artistry that he dropped in Sisters, dean or women at Tasittes Dept. of American ate throwing herself at every lamlly living, so If ycu're havher final night at The Apart- hoe College in California, is Federation of Teache rs, man in slgbt, I think It's Ume Ing kid !rouble or Just plain ment and sang and sang ... Tony being sued by student Debra Wolwe closed rankl, girls... unear trouble, let llel'"' help YOU. She AFL·C/0. gets $25,000 a night if you try insk,y who alleges Maxine .. grabElsie,. happens to be an out~ ..Ul elso welcome your own ato hir e him •.•. Two of the nic· bed and shook" her on several If we can levy fines on going person who Is complete. musing experiences. Address est kids in shaw biz get their occasions .... What's a matta their real-estate corpora· iy true to her husband, but she'll Helen Bottel in care olthlsnewabig film exposure in the next no spank? tions, if we can seek treble be blacklisted before this clune paper. While Kirk Douglas' son Mike Music Hall film, <ll[ It's Tuesdamages against their truck· went to college he lived the hip· ing firms and banks, i( we day It Must Be Belgium" pie Ufe in the woods .... Now Peggy Cass and Reva Rose .... can seize the liquor in their that he' s a new young star he's warehouses, I think we can Reva was in the original " Char-living the star's life in a H'wood strike a critical blow at the ley Brown" oH-Bdwy. cast aOO mansion pop's .... The Scanorganized-crime industry. doesn't really have to sing for - U.S. Attorn General dinavian sex-film •lJ a Woman her s ~per - she's co-owner of John Mitchell, the "Goldberg's Pizzeria" where Part D" will get its raunchy government. is she has the tit\e, "The Pizza cost back in two U. S:·mortha. antitrust suits against the Fonner $100,000 a year gray Maven." Mafia. Louis Sobol' s warmly nostal- flannel ad agency veep C. L Mac-gic uThe Longest Street" was Nelly became a portrait paintbought b,y the proper party: The er and ~ult the adrace .... He'll Nostalgia Book Club .... Walter have his first big exhibition at FACTS Cronkite's busy rsislng $300,000 the Emile Walter GaUery .... foi-' the Memorial to Slr Win- "1 don't work now for 15 per Modol705 TIMELY Complete with Dalu•e 8-pc. set of Cleanina Tools CIUDTES BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - The big Mafia crackdown by red s and local c~ s wiU be highlighted by a "hit," insiders say, of a Cosa Nostra capo .... U. S. s hipping has trauma enough without the quietly scheduled mld-June strike •••. Sean Connery gets murdered in .. The Red Tent" but not by the critics this time . ... Loew's H~> lela hired Sidney Fread (ex-Lehlgh .Valley Industries, ex-Revion, ex-Seagramsl just to buy results. _ : There Is no air space be~ tween the brain ,·and akull~ What Utile space there I is filled with membrane.,. (l!len)nges) canting blood: vessels. ·•t F,' .,.· • 9UICK QUI~ ' Q-Are American cucfcoo" parasitic? ~. A-No. They build their owri nesls and rear the~ · own young. : VENTRILOQUIST AND PUPPETEER Bruce Rodrick whe appeera weekly on the Revival Fires Crusade on TeleviiJon Channel 13 will present a program at 7:30 p.m. Tueoday at the Middleport Church of Chris~ Rodrick wUI be here ror the one ser¥1ce onl)' and the Rev. Raullln Moyer ln¥1tes the public to attend. [HOSPITAL NEWS p.m. Parents Ward. . ... Merv Grlftin was Ule only N. Y. chatter show to orrer the Smothered Brothers TV time to squeeze their sour gripes .... We can't sympathize with the smu'lh-ers for wanting to extelll the horizons of TV to make it safe for ruth and cheap attacks on church and statesmen - by a brace of shallow clowns .... TV's horizons need extension for legitimateb adult tare, not juvenlle lockerroom japes ard choi'tr- NEW KIND OF CLEANING POWER! NEW 11'1 H.P. ~ FAN JET MOTOR! rn. at high school, Racine. PRATT & LAMBERT VAPEX®~:~~ '*' NEW OUAL EXHAUSTS! Boolts air mcwement for JAIIter cleanlna power. Cltlnt detpl Fast! - .;• CARRIES ITS TOOLS INSIDE! TUESDAY SALISBURY P, T.A., 7:30 Tues· clay night allhe school; program by Boy and Girl Scout Trcqos; ... in a Litt.OUt tray! f>IP' avery helpful new featuN a cl..nar can have I re~shments • LONG LIFE NYLON H~ • PLIP TOP LID • DISPOIAILI TREATED DUIT lAO • POWII AD.IUITIII e COIID CADDY e TOI IWITCH ling. Jdln Garneld Jr. gets several nude love scenes in " Cold Day in the Park" while sister Jul1e in --coming Apart" remains decoroual;y zippered .... '"1176" is next on the Nixons' Bdwy. play• list ••• : Vanessa Redgrave spends her Ume belting the U. S. but ~_!~ mndoth~s. )l~~ li\11~ l!al). '""'U a Mrs. Tom Reuter, co- .,. INGELS FURNnDRE .. ) chairmen. BIG BEND Neighhorhond Meetlng 8 Lm., Royal Oek Park shelter in the grove; Day C8lllj) traJnlng session at 10 a.m.; PHONE 992-2635 please bring 75 cents, POMEROY CHAPTER, RoYal Arch Masons, 7:30 Tuesday night, Pomeroy Masonic TOJqlle; Roy· al arch degree coolerred. Pomeroy Cement Block Co. Tho will visit the nation ol her dis!dain for the Oscar Awards which s he plana to win. DOfllirllllont Sto<t of Building Since 1915 ----·OP~M TODAY _ _ _ _ __ By PHIL PASTORET "Three strikes and you're out" is a thought-provoking phrase in fields other than baseball. Frank Lloyd Wright was an early advocate of ab· stract art, although he eschewed pain I in g and sculpture In his later build· ings, The World Almanac says. He believed a picture should be more than an im· itatlon of reallly because " Nature is pever right for a picture, that is, nof ready made." Wri~ht advised "If you see a ptclure in which perhaps a cow Is looking out at you so 'real,' so 'Ill•· like,' don't buy the picture - buy Ihe cow." ' ' ' way. .....,. Beauty .. ' You' ll roar obout the courle· QUi, prompt ond i ne•pe n ~oi ~• ~rvice you' ll oeceive ol H & R &LOCK. No ·ule pu51y·foot'n around with you r '"'•~'· Com• tim folk s who know whot lhey'ffl doin9. fO BOTH FEDERAL ANit w• be,lrom a lew lines loa lull page ad, our department has trained and ex- Park." your material in lhe way to assure maximum resulls.lel us help you handle we? ·· a small space ad or a compleleJcam· s paign. This departmenl also makes New automatic · hearing aid UP available, al no exira cosl to lhe [ amazing heari~g aid that filters out ~~ f)<Jinfuf, sudden nQI$e . . . " r Sudden blosll of noise con be uncomfort. able . Especially if your heorillg aid doesn 't -.ur them out qlfickly. ~ The new Zenith Moderator eli.ninotes this painful diKomfort . And it gives you this pro-· tection outomalically. Ask us for a free demonstration. We thinP , _ we con save you discomfort. ' VERE SMITH AUDIO-VISUALS, INC. Coli C:.lloo• Willi•,. S. Otlu, l!oondar lhru $oturdoy - 9 o.m. to 5 p.m. Appolnbnent Neeessarr~--• •. • Ath.,.1, ••• o.,.. } advertiser, lhe Stamps-Conhaim .& Metro Th~ 16 I, Ul'llofl St. . ' ' Zenith Moderator STAll 304 POMEROY, EAST OHIO iAIN •••No . at no extra costl I voted itself a pay raise. Got to keep the economy's watchdog well-fed, don't TAX rim WEDNFS>AY BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, Royal and Select Masters, stated meeting, Wedne....,, 7:30 p. m. at temple with Royll and Select Masters degree to be conferred. THmD WI!DNESDAY Homemakers Club, headquarters at Municipal Park, 10 a.m. nesday, Potluck dlmer with Jean Hall, Mila Hodson and Ada Sack, ho1teases; subject, 11 Afe0/' Mrs. Howard Nolan the leader, MIDDL)>PORT LITEIIARY Club Wednesday at 2 p.m., Epla. copal Parlsb House, with !olrs. Everett Hales, hoste11; Mrs; Bernard Fultz ..UI reVIew "Centrll Park," and l\lre, Tharm .IaMson ..Ui review "National perienced p~ople lo help you,present Of course, Congre.u about your AD DEPARTMENT Whalever your inlended message may · ,Sprzng Can't get a new ribbon this l[lpewrittr. Lost the pad of blanks we mliSt ~ll out to get a requisition which permits liS to get the wrong ribbon, anti' fcrr . First U n I t e d Presbyterian Church or Mlcldleport, Tuesday 7:30 p.m. home or Mrs. Mildred Karr; Mrs, Velma Rue c<>ho.. tess, POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Royal Arch Masons, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple In Pomeroy with Royal Arch Masons degree tD bo coolerred. THIS IS a gold-!leaded putter .... TltD BARBS . Ohl~ .4J701 grecilly lo lhe ad-success slory af I many busil)esses. .. . THE DAILY SENTINE . . PHONE 992-2156 •' ' ' j. A poem, wnds II no Task lmpoaalble" was read and t h e group sang, uMore Love to Thee.u An article uroo Busy, That Is Why I Can't Go to Church," was readj there was pr~J¥er, and a poem on the love theme by Mrs. EYa Dessauer, president. Prayer from the yearbook op. enecl the meetng. It was reporled that there Is f433.63 in the goo. R~ Rife served refreshments to those namad and Wayne King, ABA PLAYOFF STANDINGS Edith Forresl, Carl and llecky By United Preas Jnteroodonal Rife, Bonnie Rite, Rub.Y Moa .. man, Larry and Bormle Pickens, East Scottie, Vleld, Terry ard steve Series A W. L, PeL Pickens, Richard GOkey and Kentuck)' , ••• , .3 1 .750 Mark, Nancy and Carol Morris ll>llana • • • • • • • I 3 •250 Belinda Painter and Edle Grim~ Series B W, L, Pet. Miami •••••••• 3 2 .600 MiMesota •••• , .2 3 .400 West Series C Purchase o[ Metbodlsl w. L, Pet. hymnatowasapproveclwhenthe Oakland ••••••• 3 3 .500 Dmclal Boord of Heath United Denver •••••••• 3 3 .SOD llelhodiat Churcll met Sunde,y Series D Dl8ht at the church. w. L, Pet. Eric Ownbers, chairman, New Orlaans. , , •• 3 1 .750 P!'Oalded at the meetlqr. :rho Jlal--8 ••.•••••• 1 3 .250 purcha10 of 20 cheiro tor the Sutlll*1'• Results primary cla11room wao also ~ Denver 126 Dakland 115 Proved. Generll irq>rovements · Kentuoll3' ~05 lnlla!lf 104 at the church ..... diocuooedahd Miami 122'Mim 107 It """ lhatllle lint check (Oril)' -es IChe<tilledl !rom U10 !I!!Dett estate has been MO!xiay•o Oerlles received. · Kentucky atlndlara Dall&o at NoW Orl~lll (On!J> gamtl scliedulodl Purchase of New Hymnals lv:)proved WINDING TRAIL Garden Club, Wedne....,, April 18,, at 7:30 p.m. at the home of MrL John Terral!; Pl'081'am ..Ul be m Azalea and ~ Flowerln&' Bulbs. BOSWORTH COUNCIL 48, . Royal and Sele<:t Maaters, 7130 BELTOISI! WINNER Wedne...., nlgbt; Royll and •• HOCKENHEiN, ., ·Gerrnafl)' lect master degree• coolerred. (IJPll-J-Piern Bel~ae of " France drove hla Mltri·Ford to Victory Sunlla)' In .U. Jim Clark PLAN RUMMAGE SALE Memorial FormUla 'IWo auio ;~to l •• era! !unci. M,1. Philip Melnbart thanked the classforOOWOl'lmrlng her recent IUbess and Mrs. Harry Canterbury elso expressed appreciation for Rower11rhlle she """ hospitalized. Plana lor serving the next POD helllh clinic were diJcusaed and Mrs. Ada Holler and Mro. Clara Karr ..Ul have charge of the luncheou. The clau ..UIIIBO BOrve the wedding receptfoo lor Linda Smith m May 18. Volunteering tD. aaslsl with that were Mr1. Karr, MrL Holter, Maud and Freda Grueser, Mro. Mil. drecl lleadley, Mrs. Neva SeyCrlecl, Mrs. Desuuer, Mrs, Ben Neutzllng, Mrs, Henry Reibel Mro. Edith Lanning, and Mrs: Ethel Williamson. A round-robin card ,..s sign. ed tor Mlas Thelma Grueser, a patient at Holzer Hoapllal, llwas reporled that Mra. Dlle &nltb Is Ul at home. Mles Freda Grueser presented the program which Included a reading m the legend of the raindrop, a poem, "Work for God Mille You Can," and an article on Dwight D, Eisenhower's leg lrllury as a )'IIUib, and his determination tD get well without the recommended amputation. Pink dogwuocl deooraled the table tor the sllad' ...,ree served by MrL Karr and Mrs. Mabel Wolfe, with Miss Thelma Grueaer, a contributing hostess. Daughter Tea was planned in !lla,y by lheEieaaor C!rckl 'Jl!ur.. day night at the Heath United Mr. and Mrs. I'll QuiM and MelllOdlst Church. children, CinciY and Pat. of eo. :rho tea wUI take the place lumbus were EaiiiA>r weekend or an a~IBl mOther .. daughter guests of Mr. end Mrs. Karl baaquet. All women of the church Gnaeser. will be in.tted. MrL J e a n Mr. and Mrs, Henry lble, Mr. and Mrs. Dallas lle01lor, Mr. and Mra. Jerry Hassler, Mr. IIDCl Mrs. IIGmle llasller and their families of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. WUIIam DU!anl, Mr. and Mrs, Paul Keleer IIDCl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mescher, loburt Vernon, were among thooe who A picnic will be held at the came for the tecent funeral aerIssac Wilton larm .oo April 27, vlces of MrL llarryKeleer.llarthe Ycuth FeUowohlp or the Mid· ry Keiser returned to Mount Vernon wHh Mr. IIDCl Mrs. Mescher. dll90l't Heath United Malhodlst Mra. Virllnla Whaley returnoc1 ChiD'Ch decided Sunday night In Friday !rom Pboenlxville, Pa. a meeting at the Roadsiclo Park. All youth of Heath Church wUI where she Visited her hulbiiDCI Sp.f Donald E. Whlley, COIIIIJI: be in.tted to the picnic. Plans ed tD a hnapltal there recupar- were llso made during the meetllllng !rom Injuries received In Ing lor the senior and junior IDsdtules to be held this spring. Vietnam. Jlm and Jetf Tyo presented Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Raub the Prosram and outdoor games were in Columbua Frlday where including darts were pJa¥ed dur· they Visited Mr. Raub's sliiiA>r, lng the evening. Others attendMrs. Uluise DaVIa. 1~ were Mary Bradbury, Glenna pocketbooks, cigarettes. tobacco, handkerchiefs, writing materials, gum, andmlnts beingawarded. Refmshments of c o 0 k i e 8 , brownies, Kool~Aid am sandwiches were served. The units from SOmerset and Murray City contributed for the party. , Gives Dinner Sunday Carmel 'News By the Day Mrs. Iva Stewart entertained Sunday with a dinner ~ her Middleport home. · Guests were her sister, Mrs. LWle Gottke of Zanesville, here visiting since Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Richard May and son, Allan, Zanesvllle; Mr. and Mrs, John BrownandchJldre~ Teresa, Coria and Kelly, Rutland; Clarence Stewart, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sisson all! Robbie, and Marcia and Jlm BID Slew· Mr s. Gottke returned to Zanesville with the May family Sunday, Cooke will hiYe clarge ot the program which wUI be pre10nt.ed by me-rs of the Eleall!)r · Circle, Officers lor 1969-70 11110 were . elected and ~1clude MrL Bernard FUltz, president; Mra. Steve Houchins. vice president and program chairman; Mrs. Charles Bradbury, treasurerand Sprague, Brtnda Edwards, Eddie Brown, George Hawley, Suaan Powers and Mr. alii Mrs. Jack SlaVIn, the advisors. There were 40 present Cor Sunon Easter SWIIay. Vis· itors were Dean Earich aid son. David, and daughter, Jill, of columbus arxl Francine Perry of Hollon, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush were guests or Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roush o[ Springfield, 0., a few days recently. Mrs. Helen Perry all! chUdren Clay, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and lamlly of Ashland, Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Dooold Pierce of Athens arxl Mr. aOO Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith ol Dorcas spent Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs, Dan Smith and tamUy. Betty Van Meter, Margan>t Ann Carleton alii Patrick and Eunle Brinker spent Sunday eve- ning with Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Mrs. ·Robert Lee and children visited her parents, Mr. al'l:l Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester on Sunday a[ternoon. . Mr. alii Mrs. James IJVram of Columbus and daughter, Jane, of Rio Grande spent a weekend with Ralph Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and lamlly. Jaae ,.. tur~ to Rio Grande on Tuesday. Homer Circle and Wavie were in Chillicothe on Sunday to visit PATTY JOHNSON'S GREAT BUY IN PATENTS GIRLS & SIZE 511110 BONE YELLOW LAGHORM BLACK WMITE $3.99 WE PASS THE SAVINGS OM TO YOU IHEIHOE """" Shoeo Are S..olblr Prtcocl 0. She all her accessories with equal care. Right doNn to her telephone. & STYLE. That's also a way to express you.r own good tasle. Extension phones aren't ordinary anymore. Not with this "style-line" Of choices: new Contempra, Slenderet, Ericofon, Panel Phone and Petite. All with a whole rainbow of color selections. their brother, Cecil Circle, apatlent at the veterans hospital. Eunie Brinker received word that ~~ her nephew, Bermle Gainer in a hospital in Newark, Ohio: SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TELEPHONE CO. 2 DAYS ONLYI Tuesday and Wednesday, April 15th and 16th MOTHERS BRING YOUR CHILDREN TO THE Northwestern University slnce 1960, succeeds Bob Karnes. I10W' the dlrectDr or athletics at MIDDLEPORT .A&P 786 N. 2ND AVENUE Drake. GET A FAMOUS FAIN-NATroNAL PHOTO OF EACH OF YOUR CHILDRENI SHIRT FINISHING ~~• ' ters, Columbus. NEW HEAD COACH DES MOINES, Iowa (IJI'llDrake University has a111101111ced the appointment of Robert Ehrlart as Its !MlW head cmch ot track arxl cross COUntry as well as director ol the Drake Rela¥s. Ehrhart, track cmch at IIIII•••'• (leaners Mra. Grace Johlll<lll ualiled by Mra. Allie Hawley, 1erved relreshments • Mrs, Melvin Circle and daugh- .Licking Memorial HospitaL) U•• Our ~... Po_.lt;~t Lot ' , Max DoiWn,111, se~tary~ s. Jdtn KrawscvnanllMr-. Houchins pre"'"tao! the.......,.. ualng "Two in a· 'tu.l.a." 11 the theme. It rootured. tho u10 ot masks In a stol')' pe1.1a1n1ar tD the aearch Cor ldei!IIIY. clay Sehool O!iflt lletmllz, Pomeroy. SAME DAY SERVICE In Al9 - Out At 5 Planned , .. Plan Picnic April 27th Howell, Eleanor Benedict, and of Hollon, Ohio, spent Easter Nelda Bethel, o[ McArthur 303. weekend wiUl her mother, Mrs. An Easter party was held with Mary Circle. Others calling on each of the veterans receiving Sunday were James Circle of New a variety of caJXllea. Games were Haven, W. Va., Ricky Circle of played with prizes or jewelry, art. ~ ' A chiD'ciMolde Mother and District Units Give Party ments. BeltoiiO IIDllhed lliln! In tho; a ' llrot hool .alid Uttn 'lDn tho ·~· ID • Ae ct!il West , Genriari1 1• ~rt llllmt; ''who · at . Wll ....... i" both hailto In hll . BMW, ' . cuslom art and·copy m., co_nkibuted cluded, Bradford Church nee. . Advertising Service. This Service of ,. (' by second grade We can't be blllld tD 111e laulte of olheia bUt we can be lnllnltely teoder, comparing their worat with our worst, and not their wont with cur beat, 1'hll was the aubrtance of de· votlonal comments by. M r a. Gladys Cuclder at F!"fday nlshl'l meeting of the Happy llarveatero Class of the Trlnlty United Church of Christ. Ulinl "Imeu •• her tGplc, Mro. Cuclder <i>oerved IIIII kind worde take leaobrooththanhauh ones, andlhataUttleollofChrlllllkelove ..Ul proventalotofrrtc. lion. !lie slid IIIII mq. makes us do lhtngo well, but love make a us do them be&utllull)'. Mrs. Cueide'r llid tbat we can measure outilkeneas to the SavIour by the range of our sensitiveness to the world's sorrow IIDCl pain. Klnd worda are the music of the world, and love Is the jewel amma the gem of the believer's breast plata, she con- A. Howard, Hartford, W. VL, daughter, 5:13 p.m. Saturday; Veterans at the Southeastern Mrs. Daniel C. Hensler, Rt. 2 Racine, &on, 1:42 a.m. Mon:lay. Ohio Mental Heslth Center were f!UO•la Thursday at a parcy stag· Discharges ed b.Y American Legion Auxiliary Donald N. Blankenohlp, Mrs. units or the Eighth District. F r e d G. Brooks, Herbert s. Mary Martin, the cti&trlct comBurson, MrS. Hefti')' 0. Click and Infant doughier, Mrs. Everett munity service chairman, was Coffman, John M. Dearing, Mrs. assisted with the periJ! by MUiie Thomas E. Fleming, Mrs. Me.. Cline and Corene Mohler o! lius W. Fultz, Mrs. Charles E. Junction City 376; Lenora Atkins, Hunt, Miss Merle E. Macom- Eighth District president, and ber, steven R. Masters, Oscar Goldie Whitehouse, Crookaville L. McConnell, Homer M!Uer, 222, a n d Gerry Frye, Nellie Jr,, Th0011s W. Morgan, Jr., Michael E. Pope, Perry R. Root, Wlltsr F. Sehoonover, Boyd C. Spurlock, Randlll A. storms,Eclward J. Strauaa, Valentine Well, • P.'~geJ!. W~,P.~vll- Wolre, • mrs. Martlh .. D. ~. Twala ~ S. Williams, Betty C. Mulllnex, Mrs. Clarence S. Bowen, Maria,. Devotlms were given by Madena Bush, Lori Arm Clark, Mrs, line Painter at a recent meetBueU F. Collins, Irene C. Coo- Ing or the Young Adult Class or per. Emory E. Gordon, Mrs. the Bradlord Church or Christ Earl Jarvia, RcXIney Marhoover, held ac the church with Earl Mrs, Ralph R. Martin, Mrs. Mark Mossman presiding. Miller, Wllter L, Murnahan, There was prayer by Ben Rife, Joh~\~~1 G. Peper, Leslie Randy, and the class voted to assisl Mrs. Wli,)'lle 0. Roush, Mrs. Earl With payrrlenl O! Easter ft<Mers. L. Silencer, Mrs. C&rl C. sta- A get-weD card wUI be sent to pleton, Stollle B. Stirwers, Mrs. Mal')' BowleL At the May g F. Lester While, Sandra S u e meeU~ Mr. and Mrs. Mossman White, Mrs. Clell B. Woad and will give the devotions, and Phyl· Charles P, Glllagher, lis Gilkey wiU serve the refresh- FRIENDLY cmCLE, Trlnll;v United Church o[ Christ, 8 p.m. Monday at the church. Mrs. Carl Kautz, program leader. Membere are to take articles for a silent auction. BETHEL 62, International Or· der o1 Joba Daughters, 7:30 p.m. Monday nlgbtat the Masonic Temple. MIDDLEPORT P, T.A. Executive Committee, 6:30p.m., Pearl St. Elementary School. ed. Gaona of the RingJing Circus is a trapeze artist. does desperate-ly dangerous triple somersaults, etc., e"ery performance - but is afral.d to fly in a plane •••. ..lf it' falls, who'll be there to catch me.'' he whimpers. Mrs. J, Michael Neal, Loller GROUP U, .Women's Assn. doing such smashing business at the Rainbow Grlll, the man~ge­ ment gifted go!f-rartcy Billy with on Pediatrics MEIGS COUNTY Jaycee Wives' River Rd., doughier, 9:23 a.m. Club, Monda,y, 8 p.m. at home of Saturday; Mrs, EdWard P. F1etMrs. BU~ McDanlel, lomeroy. cher, Ravenswood, daughter, 3:· SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boost- 52 p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Charles era will me~t at 8 p.m. Mnnclay P. Rime, Middleport, doughier, 9:15 LJII. Sunday; Mra. RuPert Ill !he high school. cent commission but (Or 100 per cent peace of mind," he explain- . One ol the Ringling Bros. clr· cus elephants is named Nureyev (tusk, tuskrl .... Bill)' Eckltine's only Admissions MONDAY Publication of admlaolons Is SPECIAL SESSION, Southern prohibited until lorther ootlce, Athletic Boosters, Monday, 8 p, Births WORLD ALMANAC ston Oturchill at Fulton, Mo. J Holzer Medical Center, F1rat Ave. Visiting hours :M and 7-8 MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRI. & $AT. NIGHTS Churchwide Mother -Daughter 'Essences 9f Love are Devotional Substance than the canal, solne oyer~ ... lapping of the skull bOil~~; must occur since the can~~~" camlot appreciably unand~. Fortunately, If the dlspr~ portion ill not too great, the; ·skull regains Its proper sizlb and shape afler delivery and:,, ,1 no harm to the skull or braiJt Special Portrait Value e. lH. , ....,. 90 Mill Sr., Ml441o.... .4 , ~QT.HERS LOOK! · A II!Outhil LUS'tii-TONE PoJtrOit' 0t -Y1111r Child ax·1o s • IIQ . . liMIT • -~ •WIJ.cOMI �I. ·,, ' '' ' ' I"Ll Hf\VE '<E KNOW $- Tho Dolcy SontiJiel,lllddleport·Pomeroy, PAW "S STA'IIN" HOME TONIGHT TO POP SOME CORN AFU U . ••69 Find Everything From .Auto's To Yo· Yo's In·The .Sentinel .Want Ads Real Estate For Sale WANT AD tNPORtiATIDH D!ADLtMIS S , ... Dt,y lef•• PMI!IIcetion OF QUALITY ....... C.••ll ..,~~~-····· '-• & CttrKtlon• Will '" ....,.H •II t •·•· of Pulllic.. len R!OULATIDHS Ooy fer MOtl IM.rteet ln.. rtl.,.. F.r Went Ad S.,wlce 5 aM• ,... W•f OM ln•er11on MlniiiiKifl ChDrt• 7Sc 12 Clnfl ,., wit«~ thr11 COI"'IICU• 11 ............ II"' ... ,. Cent& - new tires, clean vinyl interior. ' 25 .,., cont Oitcount on poid adt oM Ma ,_111 wUhi" 10 dayt . ClRD OF THANK$ & OBITUARY .. dltlenol word 2c. ····-"'. HelpW1nted a,..., IIOUSI!liiEEPER I dR)'I Rve ID ar out. Call • • or IN LOVING ..-y of Mn. :11'1-. 4-lNID Ellie Flo Marnl, 1lllo ,... eel away ooe year 1110 A1ri MEN WILLING to wort. Mull It, 1.811: lle able to travel. Pbane lfS. '13118. 4-11-111! God - you ~ weary. Be did wltat be tbouab\ liM\; He put hls anns around you WOMEN Nl!lEDI!lD at onee 1o lnMemofY golden cates were opened, A gerile voice said, •come/ Alii 110 wllhout a lost fare- mother ,.. callecl bome. s.I1Y IOiBiod and mnembereclbyber family, IIUIDmd. Mal T., and daugblen. 1111111, 4-14-1lle Notice .,'l'I'EN'ftl)N, 1'IIJI. Ia, for bome llhon. Cllllll Boo Line IIDwl, or your OWl! paaal faablona. Ooll Etllol 1!111111 tiNilO or 1JDda (Bibrl B!ldl. MN810, or a.ter ~4-l.Wit AUC'I'!ON. SalurdoJ, Aprl It, J. For Sale -1. Pets For Sale 1968 APACIIE c•url!lln<( trailer. '"ed three time<. Sleeos ' n.e · .... Slate Rl. Ill to lbe Wlllllllt ol Darnllle. Watdt for Warld'llllf • . Otmplel8 bedroom aulte, ~ room 1111ite, ndcn IIIII otber cllaln, 4 woal Clr to R. $500. Willie Gulntber. !lyra· cuse. Phone tJ9!.2801. See anoy. time. '-13-«l> H~Y. Phone 66'1-8164. 4-I.Uip IN UPERT ...... . ' ' . c. c. ss.ss -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 ._. E. Main Po.,oroy, 0. JRAJ)JI'OIID --- LOSER MIDDLEPORT, OitiO OOY, 1<5~1S, JmLSTS OSEE IF lHSV MADe 'IOU NJV WMPO SMARTE~ AT OSI'DIEf.JCS INFORMADON NEWS preseals LOCAL REPORTS DAILY • :~ AND 4:30 P.M. i<:eeoing Meigs' . Gollia and Mason Area Informed · "As Well As ~ro PHONO lF $1 ,500 In a month lnloreltr you. you in1l!relt us. Opening for man over fO In Pomeroy area. No expertence required. CUb bontllleO. Alr MaD J. E. Crawford, Pre!., Panther Chemical Co., IDC!., 11m: 52, Fort Worth, Teuo '18101. 4-lo.tlp DAY Of NIGHT ••• CALL RAWL!NGS SERVICE .DAY 992·2151 Nll.i"T 992·7324 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M: I 1 lfc • MIX conorele 4ellt· radio com· READY ered right to your proJect. ~!nation . reoossessed, look• Fast and ell)'. l'ree Miliust likP. nP\11 Multlole speAk· mates. Pbone 99U284. Gaelrn~ . 4-sneed Rutomattco reclelil Ready • Mb: Co.. Middlem..t cb•"•er. R••utlful )land port, Ohio. I 10 lfe oiled walnut cabinet. TR'It-e over oavments of only. BUDGET PRICE fumilln 011 ll 54! weel<lv or nav hal•"""· our third floor budget llllup. !115.:lR. Coli <m-?B.'Ifl. Hl-M<· Baker Furniture, MlddJeport. T•'Olm BRAND now demoostra; Oblo. · lt4le tors. zig zal( sewlnR mae!>-'11. · I -~ ,. ines. Close 01!1 at Nl. CaD "SEWING · MACHINI!illo1ePIIr 9!12-2831!. 4-13-tlc service. an malrel. 1I'Y I22M. '!be Fabrle Sllup, Pameray. AutboriJ,ed SIDpr 8llel F.TC.IIT AORES. ~ and Service. We 8hlrpell house. bath, ba"""ent. near ... I <m~ Botrom. Woter IIIII set. Sclslorl. $~Nice AT AUC'ftoN!ER Complete Benke PWe NNIIl ftldDO, 0Ma Crttt llra4fft For The Fastest WW All1111111t . AIR coNDmONING Refrlger· " F<XYI' Thompson Motor bollt, atlon service. Jadt's Relrlt~ 111' rmtor. trailer with eratlon. New Bnven. ' wln<h. $21)11 . !'hone !l!l'l-M48. 8ft2.2tJ'II. 4 • lfc 4-13-3\1> w. 011 .BLAETTNAR'S: ply lllr bulldiDii JOI"Il --· Cll1 Guy Nol&ler, RtdDe, 0. --- Auto Sales 10 a.m. We .... 110111 our home llld will .n tbe follolr· 1948 CHEVY hallton piclNp WILL SELL one or botb ol my 1111 palllltBI ..,.perty locat- md:. Good molxlr, tl-110. cleaning plants. A. B. C. Phone~. ..~ Cleanerl, MIIIO!l, W, VZ-i~ ed !iftl mllea ....... .. .LaucaO IM9e Stale IIOata •IDe BLAEnNAIS . - 4-lt.a. Complete Front·~nd and Brake S•vlce TRAILER LO'I'S. Bob's Mobile JOHN UEERE R Tr..etor and Court, Syracuse, Oblo 011 state plow. Anotller tractor for Rt. 111, Phone parts. Good rear t1re1 on botb Cl!UCK'S CUll and ClrrJ TV . 1-IHfc traclon, all for $215. Ray Senlce. ..~ up lo oae-llall Young, Suc:cesll Road. Pbone on repairs. BriDI them In al FURNISHED bouSe In PomeCoolville 667-31112 or 66'1-M62. save. Cbuc:k's TV, Ill Bultlrroy, n... rooms and bath. H3-3tp nut Ave., POI"I!fiO!'· 1-D-de Ooll evenlr$1. m&2a. EASTER SPI!lCFAL. oma11 mlnlslw'e poodles, JMIPPY lrlm lnm. 4-14-Stc dilded, $65; also pup, acoltles, wires. Ireland Road Ken· Lost nel!t, Qltinty Rd. 58, CooiYille, QUARTER borN, blwa, - .. Pbone 66'1.&. t-6-101c tact Mrs. Linda Evanl, Minersville or Pltone tiNI'II. Busin111 Opportunity 4-lt"*l> OWN YOUR own dry cleaning business. Ambitious """' or For Tr1cle W<>man to take over and OWD GUNS for real estate ID Melp truck and route. We will do County. Phone 9VJ.3111. deanlng wholesale. Apply In 4-ll-lle per!IIJD. A.B.C. Cletmel"l, Ma· 8011, va. 4-111-tfe m. m"m~~e~ wea~ o1 .._. . . ·NEEDS • . luallllll Slrvlcel SEE NEIGLER BuQdiJII M- For lent TWO WAITRESSES, apply al Orchard Inn, Mason, after 5 p. ' \'OUR ~ PH. 99:1-2143 your """ bounl. No aperlenee necessary. Write Rulli ·1'R:AILER. Brown'• Trailer Park, Mlnerlvllle, 'Pholle lfS. Bergaus, WatkinS Prodllcll, • • 4-8-12te Inc.. Winona, ftllnDeiOI& 5S!III'1. 4-14-U. weD ()It • s-t-Ile F.liGHT GRADE Anguo heifers, SEPTIC tankS cleaneil. Miller handle local boolellold .... yearllnn. 'l1lomaS D. Sayn. ·. Sanltallon, Stewart. Oldo, Great Bend. Pbone 84:1-MM. vice in city of l'omerCIY wllh FURN1SH1!lD TWO BEDROOM Phone ea.IOSS. &-11-Cfe apamneot, Middleport. Pltooe 4-13-3tp Watklm i'rcJduCill. Av~ 992-3m. M-Ile • per hour and up. a.ooee to. Alii nld, ·Come bome '!be AIJ8(JCIA'I"£8 HOUR~ 8:30 a.111. to StOO P·"'· Daily 1iJI.a.... II 12:00 Heo" S.turdoy rtlllt.' · OPEN EVES•• p.M. ' . POMEROY, OHIO BLIMD ADS Atltlitionel 25c C"-ff ,., A.dwlf· OFFICE Good !Jam, oatbuikllDP:Nice flied- ' room bome, batb, ~ece. F.- lht Truek or 1u11 biHIII!Itl. szo.ooo.oe. BulldoiiOI" Radl- To ..,..... 1IELEN • VDUliL 'l'BAIUID !inBlle•t H-r C.n. of nlee laybc 111111. Pomeroy Motor Co. ,oo $1 .50 for 50 word fllinl!l'lu"". Ea. .. $1,000.110. Two Door, 6 cyl. eng., std. trans., radio, heater, like &hr. COfi&ICul'iVI . ' 1'0MEROY IWIIAL- • .__ 1966 PLYMOUTH VALIANT ............ $1095 ...... h.......... . .~ MINEII8VIWil - 7 baill. bllemelll, ....... Tinted glan, Comfortron air conditioning. A beouti· lui kept car with only 6300 miles, Oh yes new car title ond worrantv. Save over $1000 RA-TES -· acre. tl,OOO.OO. Hydramatic trans. ,Bik. vinyl roof over green .finish. Reti'Cictable headlight covers. Positraction rear axle. then •• . GEO. IIOBil'B'ft'lll ..... BUIIUNiliJAM.-4 rocm fnme, cellar, garap, 111111 water. I 327 VB engine, power steering and brakes. Turbo ..~MtiOMI. .411 ... ,.I"''"' .... - - · .... Tht p•li•'-' will ftDt M ,.,,..,._,, f• Motor Co• 1968 CAPRICE 4 DOOR SEDAN Tt. Pwltll•htt ,.,.,.,.. tM rlaht .Business Servi_(es HOBSTETTER REALTY 2 SIGNS """"•rl \ r ____...... Entertained .......~ · ... •i •J ; ·· . . . . , ~ ~~ . ~ ~ News, Notes --- "* can ..... * cam. ..-.J . =""' t =· =. :'r..: M ...... ., ......... ........ --- • dQ::·~Apr=0~4th.~---•·...;~;;;~;~t: mua ~ YOU - ·con be oil thrHI WORK, J«<f'idel. *· . ,..... !lnWdt,, Ina lllllnllo, ....... - ....... IF YOU'RE A SELLER, you'll fll14 It a ••ll•r'• mat~•'· If r•u'r• • r.uy•, we offtt you o lluy.,'• mot<Ut. If you're a twopper, It'• tfM, MOa'a morket. BUT, what'& the dif,.,.,.c:•· Th• Only pl•c• fot •• n..., hpr and the IWI[IpP., to , .. tottiMt Ia In tht Do Sentinel. Tr! Cloulfiel hif ~ulc ruult•l ·rwo LO'I'S. 125 feet wide, 110 feet deeP, upper end ol 81facuse. Pltone IIWiilll. 4-IUIII IF CARPETS loot clul al It••' drear, remove .ille spotll •• tJtey aPI*J" With Bljlt u.tre. lit Rent eleclrlc lihampoolf tl. Ce j 992•2156 tMor t• ploG JOUf 114 BWr Futnlture. 4-Wtlc Harold Rllqilh. . . . . ..1Uip ---- ·::!!;::':=:::· Bell ·~ llnlnf ~~ ··· · C.l-ae . Mllldl ••~~. ..... t· ',~· ' I ( ·v . ' DAILY JllliiOSII 1.Ralcal 8.Bubslde ·u. Women'• Quarters In the Ortent 12.crue IS. Mimlcked Jf. Horse'11 pace 16. Sloth •, ltarch DOWN J. Shinto 18. Saered tem~le 20. Youth · 2. Headgear a. Re1 ton. 22. Slwlty A•dan Item 4. Anelent COUll try Jt. Metric meuure.11 otcapaclty 17. The rood word from tile $, Afternoon 6. With full force: archaic tunal 8. Poker 11. Unatteoded 21. Berlln 9. 0neof "alai" D.aa.fled 11om lK. Overhead 11om IB.Kelorl orpepo JJ!1!/l00mlt.rn®/J,J -~~.~..-~ ,_ picture 'Y II( NHIIIH,.~)l [} ' " " ' fl() ll 1 I I l'n11cramhle the~~t four Jumbltl. one letter to each squau to form four ordinary "·o;ds. 25. Service otallon 28. German rtver 2T. Featlva1 .Ye.':~~ ..~·=as. Pertonn. 29. Jerome Kem 7. Poke• oenortta ttl. ... ................... SWAPPEB? M'1' TRUE IDEHTIT'f 'TliAT OF THE M'fRIAD5 AS THE ~OOER CONCEAlS HI$ ~·riGS " ·· '1HE WISTER SAle .... •STRAI1GE. IQ IT NOT? THf DOOR OF DARI<~E$8 THROUGH ·NOT 011E IZfTURtiS TO TELl US OF THE ~o ... WHICH TO OISCCNfR WE MUST l'RAVfl ,TOO .., M Wolfpen mulcal olllllll 11.4SAIJ a put be!OIM tO. Jlatb. - - ... , 22. Word In til. ............ or loyero 3&. devtOia 36. Jl'lllotl 48.~ lhi-•• 1o. U1ten1nr &Uirut ' =UT .. lpot ,....YVVU3 tS.Rouihi:va ' ' ''· . ..."'... .. .. ~ .. ~' "' "·"· " Rlim; t2.8hollend oeveral .•-.. I 39. Buria.ett 30. Hlll stake _ \\ . ) ..,,.;Et'IX ( ) ' • ao.Aeto<'o . .. -lu IOIIl ~ 11, AioP . U.Pnflx · wltbtwlne · or pan 11.01.. . it. I I Sow ll'l"li1P the clroled !ellen to rorm lhe 'I'.'P"iM .....r u I I ··~., I Frill~t~SMtsE..-a.._ I·"ffiiiY • lltf - · .....,;,.,. ROAD ,.. SEARCHING FOR. WARBUCI<~, C'OtiCEALING -~ WHO S[FORE US PIIISS'D A nice oountrv bolne. flliOO. For Information caD ~­ CIGARE'I'I'E vendlnl maeMNI rup, wardrobe~, tlllldlD eoadl. and servtee. ABC Enterprllll. vlllc, 1111'1·3333. '-1J.8tc Muon, W. Vs. Pbane .,.,...., metal bed, !loner, hiO ... MUc ltealen, MIJtlc 'll'llller. Mr. Guy RusoeU and Terry TWO REGISTPJRED Shetland IIUa e1111. antlqtlel. 1111111>1e Lynn were Easter dinner 8\IOSIIT •lallio118, black; around st. TV lllr/lce. of Mr. and Mrs. Uncolo RusselL 1Dp dl&ti ltureau, pltllnl. 41 inc!les In belgllllt. LoreDIO IIARIU90N'S House calli and antenna lllial wult stand, IOtiDII table. let For Sale or Trecle Mr. and Mrs. Charley SJnllh, Davis. Kl~ Road, I'• 81111 service. 8oml ....,.. Jo and Sondra McGhee were East11168 CAMERO VI, f I(IMII; ol cllaln, IWo beds. mile west of new Rt. 33. .... c:upboerd, two vlollltl, lnllalled free wllh pureblll. er di!ITOr guests or Mr. and Mrs. 196'1 Fireblrd VI, ' speed. 4-4-lOic llanjo, Duldmer. re<lOid calli. can 11111-4M7 or 99U'MI. Doyle Knepp, KaU, KeviD and Pbane ..... 141-Uc ALUMINUM Flsltlng Boetr. . net, CIIIDOtl, AmrJ rlflo wllh SMITH AUTO SALES Charles. Afternoon guests were KAt'llUGA, OHIO 8JQIIltiDIIIon, llliiiY amall arMr. and Mrs. Harley JdmiOII lnsur1nce •afe. de"!',~- Buy a safe lleleo; ltllllll«, ,._ polll. and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 1\rllpp, For Sale bo.1t for yoor !amllv'• protec- AUTOMOBILE ·lltltD"IDCt bell dlenllon Jadden, q tbobla, 1961 DODGE, kyllnd..-, 1- POODLE PUPPIES, AKC T0J Mlchul and TimmY, LangsvUie. eanceDed? Lolt your opaltion. See lllrenzo Davis, V. srlndlfonel. Garden IIIIer, • Mr. and Mrs. Clyde CUIIinsand door, standard 1tanlmiJaloll, or's 11cen1e1 miniature, $'15 and up. Stud mile west of new Rt. 3S an IJI1et ol bay. 50 bales ........ ' family of Columbus, Mr. and good nmnlng condition, t!OO. oervlce and grooming. PJM. Kingsbury Road. U301c • tl lumd tools. some old; llliiiY Mrs. lawrence Scarberry and Phone m.5IIJ1 ..~ 99S-Ml!. 11 s lfc arlc1ea DOl Uolld. J. E. Vlllll, family of West VIrginia, Mr. and LleAL .nca !lEMOVE EXCESS body fiukl Mrs, Wallace Hatfleld and Cami)y NOTICI OM "LIMO OP INYIIITOI.T owner. Tenlll Not re- 1!165 COMET. k)lllnder, llland- SOUTHERN planll, cabbqe, with Flllldex Tablets, only of Rutland and Mr. and Mrs. 1\lyrta Rodman of Columbus were , . ..'::' .t':.":.r"::."'c...., ..,...ntle l!or ltddoutl er ard transmlaslon. A-1 condi· tomatoes, pepper anc1 sweet $U9 at Nelson Drug. S-14-1111!1 Richard Jel!en and Valorie of Easter weekend visitors of Mr. • - or ...~ ., To tM ~ecqLot ... LllDelt aemd. Sale tlon. Call IIII'HnlO belweel1 I potatoes. Order now. Cbarles WUlow Creek wereEaaterguesta aNI Mrs. Howard RusselL o1 •• to _ . o1 a. ....,.. daotoed by Brlilh'd .AIIelloD u.m. and 5 p.m. or ~ R. Harris, Purllancl, l'l1one !!163 FORD Fairlane, ItT, VI, of Mr. and Mrs. Joe HaUleld and St.Dlra MClGhee of COlumbua 1n1 II \'ll; an -ratdelltl ot UM 8&lte of . (ldo, .... ..,....... -. 01., Raclae. Oblo. Pbono ... after e p.m. 4-!Wic 4-speed trans·, extra clean. 813-28tl. 3-11-llle Mr. CBrnpbeiL Mr. and Mrs. a spent laot week with her auot ,.. .,., o< .... ,. . . . _.._ •. 4-!UIIe P)l. 992-2510. 3-f..lfc Hatnelcl and family o! New York and,...,., Mr• and Mrs. Cllarley .... , ,.. - rep.....au.q ... '" "'"~,.,_ or atwmQI ol a. 19114 MERCURY Marauder, LOT ON 1lflll st., ID MlddlepJrt are visiting with their parents. Smith and Jo. -· R!MYAL III!:RWCI!8 wm 11e t:w<><loor hanltop, power doee to poslolllce. to-foot CHINA Cupboard. Er.tra Dice. Jo SJnilh and Sandra McGh.. BUl Sayre of Columbo• and ~-~N eonducted at tbe Laurel Cllfl rteerlrtg, good condition. Pearl wide, 125 foot deep. Emcel· CaD 1'7·2243. f.O.tfe attended tbo wedclll18 of Stuldra'o Mr. and Mrs. Ow"lea Sayre and You '" .. _ . . - ..., t>o 'P'IIle Melhodill alUidl bePoweJ, Lonil Bottom. Pbone lent lot, 20 foot alley In back. brother, Charles Arthur McGhee, family ol Chester were Eaoter ~ ":! :....:0.~ &ln"ln& April It llld eontiDIJ. !IIHI30. 4-IS«p ani Peggy Dalley. '""' ., 1114 OoPir, - liTAKE ~IL a•ay the Blue Pltone 9fi.U51. 4-8-llc 1111 tbrougb Alri 111, ,,. p. ·•-t or••- · Sunday vlaltoro · of Mr. ani Mrs. · f'd,....., m .... eoun. 8114 JaftDtarJ' ... Lustre way front c..,eel and ke Earrter wee nd ·~ tors c...-lea Salre anlllari. "'"~'"'"' .... .. "' m. oadl eveniDC. '!be llov. :9114 OHEVY ~ton pleltup, 1 topholstery. Rent etectrlc antS Mrs. Everett Wnbert were Mr. am MrL Frank Siner. ::SET of plows, CClnl plcia-, 11 good tlrel. engine rec,do J. Bartlelt wiD !lbampooer $1. sayn llartlChevrolet. Pirone HI-llel. Mr. ani Mro. carl Mournil18of JohmyaniEddle,ofBever4'and ..., ,....,. · - " 111o ... u evanceJial. 9ulldaJ, April cently installed. tllllll. Remd ......... Mr. and MrL Cecil GilSUo liM Mr ... ' _· .• .., Barr and I ieuf;l!l..- daJI p$! tbl -......... w•re. New Haven, W. Va. E'..... u. a~ - ..111o • 111, there will .,. a Slapplra- Brewer, Lmil! Botloin. Plmo 4-1~ IOgiy, stevle, Jeffrey and u LIA family Ill Rutland ,.,.. Easter "' . . . · . I ....... OlwtD llldlr .., .,.... Ul1 .aJ ef tlon c:onducled at 2:10 p.m. 11115-51. 4-!Mip AlVI, o! Alheno, Mr. and ...... SWidl!' vloturo o1 Mr,anl =&. Mid c-. 1111o 11111 w ., S00'1'l1E TraDer. ready to 110. wllh lhe Grable flmiiJ of Harley HaniTII of Flatwood, Mr. Howard Thama ani Palrlela. . ,... 1M iMIIRtetTY Ave., l'llmeloy, f'ERTILE FARM for bweltPldlo, leadblc lbe oenk!e. 1911Z RAMBLER. llandJI'CI sblll. '· "· 0'111... ani Mro. Everett Rill JoiuUion Mr. and "Mro. Earl Wines or. 4-13-Gip mcnt purposell. Good kiiOID c~., .... e1wt 4-11-111! $100. Plmo . . . . 4-IJ.Ite Phone 992-5467. ani Audra of Columbus, Mr. and Columbus ware Eastar weekanl bouse and INildlnP· WDl • ....... Clllll Mro. Gene Lambert of' Ath- vlaltoro ol her pare,._, Mr. and have lroniBge 011 prupoled ·-~~ MI. .. A.QUARI!I'II - Bater'• . . . liM GMC plcltup, ~ lon. Pbone SAVE BIG. Clean n1111 llld up. Road, Mr. and Mro. Keniloth Mrs. George Warner, Rielard ltolslery wllh Blue LuJirt. dam site. otlter ~Uea ... 4-twlp - u food and fllnlo (Vr • t.ulctl to advice and tre· Gr<m~r, J<11 and 'Jorillfer, ,.,._ ani Gordon. Rent eledrkl abampOOer fl. for •>reeUent return 011 IJJftlt. olio 11111, ~ave II per ..t. cept ittttr:uclton, tli4t f10U ;en PlaiDa, Mrl. BytDeVa11811an Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Sprouse Tlny'a Barplnland. 4-1._. ment Owner roturnlnl to tn4V goitt Wiidom for the fiJoo '!be llallle ol 1l'llaon Blllllc dr P-rffl allll Hal• Jdmoon. ani Kimber4' of MlaiiGirlvlatted ture,-I'To~~Uba For lent p-aduate scltool. Pbono Al· 19:20. Aquarlat llpeclallllel. I'lL P'URNISJIED and liltfarrdllie4 Easter weekenl visitors ofllel- Mrs. Jdm Sargent and attended bony t!III-.M88. 4-1t lie • • 171-1.. , . . r.d ..., en ,JCIItnoori were Mro. Bever4' the ~ of her br<itl!er• Gil)' apartments. Clole to itcllool. FOR SALE Plelanl PoiDt Bam"~. Roulh, Rodney ani Cheryl, of Sargent, and Sandra Balle,\', FriPhone 111Uf34, 10.11-tfc llOTO TilLER~ »Inch niower, f4.111C TWO FAMILY HOME good conclltiOII; medium aile Rill Johnlon ol CoGaiiWolla, Mr.ani and Audra Mrs. Everett ForSile relrigerator, one good quar5 Roomt and Both on Flrtl VACANCY for hiO tidal),.. lUmbo&, Mrs. Nora JdmiOII of lor·lnclt tloetrle drlll. 1'lione Floor, S RoOMs and beth pie. Prefer ...... Jllld ... F1SII BAIT, minnows and nlte Grove City, Mr. ani Mrs. Ker>741-4'181. B. Dollglel, lfarrl.. crawler&, John Koehler, Col· on S.coocl Floor, 2 Car lllntl. Pbone ~~~a. neth Jdmoonand ~of p..,.. smnllle. ...1111]1 lege Road, Syracuse, Phone Gorego ond 3 R0001 Uti l1N4fe etqy ani Mr. Lam jo~Non and ily Building. Call 949· 992-5056. 4-14-Stc . GIN. , .. ' M,OOO HYBIUD tomato plaDI!t 3311 or 949-2153, Roclno, Ml'. ll1il Mro. w. ~· and 0. Cauld bt lncoOit Proafter April •• Jolm Deere M porty or For Lorp Footlly. tredor with C!UittmOr lllil SELLER? fertiiOO attadrmenll. PboDe BUYER? --- RiD SOl MUST liMVEL 111E I �· - ......,....• .. , ••. . __..-~ ~ - , ~ · ~ •-r ' ..,.. . • , , ·- . l ·---.-..---~' . ·, ... : d R 'I w·· ' k d . . . . uar · . . a1 s · . rec e • . G ·=~:;=:::~= ·1,ooo Protesi .· ', ', ~ - The llail) ~nl\ncl, Two Persons Injured In Cheshire Mishap -A tcntallve contract agree- ment reached aCtor rouoo-tl}e.. clock ne(!Otlatlmts betweon ihe railroad Industry and ihe BrotberhoOd oC HaUroad Signalmen has averted the threat prrsons were injured in a .urda,y oo Rt. 325, three~enths o1 two car colllslon at 2:40 a.m . a mile north of I!L 554. The patrol said ihe vehicle &mday at the Junction of Rts. 7 Two to the State !Ugbwa,y Patrol. driven by Robert L. Brandeberry, 25, Rio Grande, headed south, eoriy todQ ora pan$zi~W .... tlonwlde railway strike. Union am management r~ resentativea huddled coritJJU.. ously ror 28 hours over the weekend betore anoouncing the eleventh· hour settlement Sunday. The announcement came Treated at Holzer Medical Cen· left the highway on a curve and ter First Ave., and released overturned onto its top. • Virsll n. Peck, 21, Rt... Not immediately treated b u t were as 13,000 signabnen prepared (iallipolis, and Gary L. Fisher, complaining of injurle~ere the driver , Brandeberry, and two to walk orr the job at B:Ot a. 18, Chtshlre. passengers, Gerald Bo~er, 24, ' m. Oocal time) today. Officers said that a car driv - • en by Peck pulled out or Rt. 554 onto Rt. 7 in front a car headed north driven by LOUsetta o , Chafin, 18, Columbus. Therewas heavy damage to the Chafin car and the Peck vehicle was demol ished. Both were Ford Mustangs. The patrol cited Peck to Galli- or ! ' lllurman, and Woody Perroud, 17, Rt. 2 Bidwell. The patrol cited Brandeberry to Gallipolis Municipal Court on a charcc of speed in excess for road conditions, however, the charge was later dismi ssed. polis Municipal Court on a charge or failure to yield the rightoCway. C~ LL ~ Seven Fined On Saturday Seven defendants were fined and one forfeited bond in the eourt of Pomeroy Mayor Char- les Legar Saturda,y night. Forfeiting his $15 bond post- CANDY (Technicolor) Charle s Azrm\·our Marian nrando COLORCARTOOI\:S: Think or Sink Nudnik on the Beach ed Cor squealing tires, was Aub~ rey Kinzel, Letart, W. Va. Fined were Kendall l>un[ee, ATTEND CONVENTION Middleport, $5 and costs, s(J.IealGallia and Meigs County units lng tires; Ronald Reynolds, Pomwere represented at the State eroy, littering street, $10 a n d Convention of the State Highway Patrol Auxiliary in Columbus by costs; WUlard Ellersbach, PomSgt. P, D. McCreedy, Gallipolis eroy, $5 and costs, intoxication; Post, and Cpl. John G. Francies, John Uppole, Long Bottom; WilState Highway Patrol, Mr. and liam Milhoan, Long Bottom, and Mrs. Roger Barron, Sam Ma)·· Gary Jordan, CAllumbus, $15 and (This is an Adult picture ... ) nard, and Captain and Mrs. L. TONIGHT THR~ THURSDA~· APRIL l4 _ 17 TO .(1 Dr• Alden· . A~ Ohio (UPO - AboUt 1,000 Ohio unlversib' students doiiiOIISirateci in lronlolthe oome d. scto>oi president Vernon Alden Slllda,y nlllbt shouting for abolfllon oC coed boor • and protesting Increases in tuitloo fees. Police aald tile demonstration grew out o( a pi8)'l\ll "opring type• water light, Tbe s1udents marched ihi'Olllh the downtown sectioo o( the ciQ>, on route to Alden's home, bWc:ldng traffic, tllrowing water ruled balloons at iho clt,y buUdin8 and shcJut.. ing at poll ce. Tbe 011 student bodf president, Rita Coriell, quieted lhe erowd and told them to address tlleir demands to the unlversib' board o( trustees and to Gov. James A. Rhodes. There were no arrests. ANSWERED The Pomeroy emergency squad The Raccoon Twp . ~ i o answered a call at 12:07 a.m. Grande) fire Lruck was involved Sunday to the James Hollon resiin an accident at 2:2 0 p.m. Sat~ dence at Five Polnts. Mr. Hot& _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, Ion was dead upon the arrival of • the squad. lUIGS THEA TR£ .. ::: .. , ~ costs each on petty Jarc:en,y char(One admi ssion only: $1.00) G. Marchi, Sr ., GaUia County ges, and James Will, Minersville, SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Unit, and Captain J OOn Will, $5 and costs, disturbing t h e .__ _ _ _ _ _ __ . Meigs County Unit. peace. . . ' ' ' ' Gene ~i·S ues. 'tauranL lie swerved and went~· croBB ihe liideWalk, bit and 1qre down 30 feet d. iron fence at Contfal School ..,SixthandVilndllls. · 40 !'om,.were rar11. .-:',, .-'.. ,, ,. san advantage" by the Democratic Congress in dealing with his legislative pr~sals. He also defended ihe first 12 weeks of his administration as time devoted to "the pursuit of peace abroad, am to the de-velopment of new structures aJXI new programs for the pur· or progress at home. .. Peace has been the first pri· ority," Nixon sald. I I. To 'file 'lufw., Of'l'lae Meip·MOIOR Al'fltl .c . . A letter from the Melsl CAlwlo ·~ d. Health ur&IDI lllddleport to make chlapa Ia ,QI)Oratitiu 'of Ita - llllldflll dump bl'OUilit Ill acUCXI lbJdaJ Di8ht liT the camcli. . Anotller wai read from lila ·O!llo llel)arlmont fit• Health , r8ltlltlng from an lnopecUoo d. .tbe .-.mp ~ io 1!111,..,. 'i'ownlhlp welt d. llhldleport., The letters atlted that burnIn!: at the Middleport dump at the time d. tl)e lntJ(ecUon waa not a problem, but ·oouid deYeiop into 1 serious 1110, UJidmo certain atmosdlel'lc condl.ll<lul. It Wlta r-eeded that tile 11 " CONGOLEUM RUGS IN ALL SIZES- COUNTER TOPPING WALL COVERING- CHROME EDGING OF ALL TYPES. • COMPLETE SELECTION OF LAWN MOWERS • SALE OF METAL CABINETS ·-----------------~------------· Visit The Elberfelds Warehouse On Mechanic St. Elberfe·lds In Pomeroy more cemetery. Friends may "'*'• 1p imJAL OF JEWELS 1111 tX811WIUied for lix iaew - · Sueday "'"nbv p,.. bold. at the altncUft lHino of Doria EwUw. The - memben of Ohio Eta Phi , ~ d. Beta Silml Pili ~ IDOl~, !Ott to ,rflht. O.rloUe DaVIdiiOII, Sorab jlechlle, T•, _ • • Jo SiDIIh, DriiDII·Wil~ IIIII Ua0 RUIIe. ,; fenllllll''la was Ri'wer . .,•• ~~ i· Ore department extinguish t b e Ores at the dump, that the truh tllen be burled, lbat ihe dump be iockli4 when an attendant Is not 011 ilaDd, and certain olher ~ be taken. llowwer; Ma.Tor c. 0. Fisher and olher <mclalo have contended that lhere have boon 111 fires at the dump started bJ village employes. They aiBO eontendlbat the dump area has been locked when a caretaker Ia not.., hand. otrlclalo last nl&bt. noting that ihey have been glyen wrt11 May 6, to take acUooo 10 ihat t h e .-.mp wiD not be a mlsance, announced IIIey wiU "ait tll!hL" John Zerkle, president of councU, said tbe communitY unever could COII1Pi1 with complicated roqulrl!lllenta iet 1!1> by lhe state llopartmont d. Health. .. He and, oouncUmea al10 pointed out that Middleport Is tile 0111y communlb' in Meigs COUntjl whleh has taken action to establish a landfill dump. Other communities are lbnping aarbllil! and trash in ravines and on 1o1> 0( the ground and ire not having any tlll!lcultles wltb tile healtll department. Mldd18o port has miJ!o a fair attempt to ohw lhe la•f pertaln!Dg to dispoSal o( solid Wllste and has met North Koreans Claim 1\ill at High Altitude APRIL 15 TO APRIL 30 ~ FREE FLOWER SEED PACKS FREE ~ 3• PORTABLE MIXER Beach 4• Hamilton ELECTRIC KNIFE 5• Westinghouse ELECTRIC RADIO e Portable VACUUM SWEEPER • $ FOR Pluo Ftd. Tu $1.95 to $2.20 and Plus Stat. Tu WHITEWALLS ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT General $ • Four full nylon cord pile• provide ttrength • Exclutlve Duragen• rubber tread give• long mileage • Famous dual tread design hugs the road DODII, 1\YIIIUTH, CHIYSLII ptusU20. $221 reel Eo '••' . 1o11et J . I S • 14. 1~~ CliS for IUICI, OliSIIOIIll, I'LJMOUIH, WIIUR l'>, lubele._s FOR COMPACT Tires Purchased · Ir~licepaen Kraftreads .. •·n_ ..... Including Fod. Tox & Plus Stat. T.. & Your PASSENGER RIB TREAD Rotroodablo Tiro Shop us for all WILLARD BATTERY For lUlCK, OlOSIIOIItl, 10011, l'tiNTIAC, Cllll'fllll *21 •'"'"" . . £• r,a• , ~oir~ I 'Jo~ •I• luhtiHI AS LOW AS BB $ TRUCK & FA TIRE VALUES Group I ATX And Your Old Battery •, I ' DDLIPORT, OHI'O 465 N. SECOND ST. PH. 992-716J ,, • "' . .. ... 4 "" ' •;',.' f .. ' " CouocU aiBO discussed lbe marina which haa been Wider ...,_ strucU011 'ror some Ume aouih al Gravel IDli. seeding Is being done and tile marina io about completed. The U.S. Cor»• o1 Eag!Deera will dredge Leading Creek 10 that eall)' occesa to the i. · po·:n ·· , .P.. , . marina will be provldedbJbOau. Of _ , . . to the olllctaio wbat role the 1o1m will piiQ: Ia momtainiDi and operllkltl d. lht ro<reatl4llal faclllty. Clerk-Trea.,..r Gene Grllil said that ·It Ia bls lllllier1ng that the pl•mi'Ji MI!U!!!a- Ia to operate lht mariDL However, MaJor rlil\er aa.d CIUieUDIID C1-.J - · Wbo serve 111 the commlaslm, 11114 they hail not beard any tllleiaaslon .., operllkltl. or tiJo mUiDa at MIIID!!o- meeUnp. CouneUman Charles B 7e r, Mainteoanee lllpervlaor Harold Chase and Councilman Sbunbo indicated that, in tbelr aplrdm, a cOIII!derabie - d . could be made at the 1nar11-. tiJroU&b operatlaa d. _ , _ siona. Chase aald alread;y IIIII Haatinglon, w. Va., businoo11111111be¥e asked permiasim to park lbelr boats at the marina whllelheylltend tbe rop\t& In ~. Offlciala felt lbat thai' - d be reedy witll soiutiOIIa ID tiona which will aria .., lbe lacWQ>, but took 111 olllctai ac- .! .. ' Virginia Co-ed · "'MS., eooi"'l'!a,, Kaiharlne Hepburn alii Barbre Streiaaed for beatactreaa of lhe year. Will Compete During Pageant Competing for ihe title of Miss SOUtham Ohio at Pllmeroy oo Saturda,y, April 26, will be ilcllna Diane Selielling, a freshman at Marietta College. The tlausbter of Mr. and Mrs. John Paul Seheliing of McLean, VL, Miss Schelling is a drama mo,ior. Sbe Just completed pla,ylng tbe role of ''J;krth" in .. Ut- Ile W0111811" at Mariette Coilege and bas had roles 1n uBrigacloon" and ~• An;yttdng Goes. •• &he write• short stories and postry. In the a~mmer mooihs The larpot ovstloo of the night was reserftd for iho songstudded Britlsl-.delllm baaed on Olarles Dickens' "Oli-ver Twist." Unlike some oC lho - · llOillinated plcturea and many rec:ent fllma, "Oliver " was made lor ihe entire family alii Is still Oiling theaters across tile country. Ita director, Sir Qorol Reed, was . - an Oscar for his contribution to iho 111m. Ron Moody alii Jack Wild of its csat nominated respectively for best actor alii beat supportl!lllactor, lost ouL Both In Audience 'Both were In the aOidlence alii joined lho cheers for the Cljltivating antics of Faeln and the Artful Dodger. sho teaches wtclorprlvliegedehiidren In Kentueky. S!e sings and 111111 the guitar, and will use '"Olivert" also won an Oscar these talents in ihe talent oeg. Cor the beat score of a musical meat ol tile pageant which will pictore and tile Hank Menclni be bold at 8:10p.m. In lhe Meiga balli struck qp Its popular Jlullor lllab School. Mlaa Sehel,.Conslder Yourself at H<111e" iing Ia a member of Alpha XI each time ihe n1m won an Delta SororitY. award- seven in aU. Miss Hepburu won her lirst aWard teD yesn before ihe 211yeal'CJid sinser was born. Mi" Hepburn woo an "''"''" cedented ihird time lor Eleanor ol .lquitalne In "The Lioo in Holds Own in 1968 Profits Tllephone MARION- General Co. d. Ohio held Ita own In 1968 deapite DHIIIhrooming costs of cJo. In!: bustneaa, It was disclosed in the annual teport to share- owners. ()perM!ni reve~~~es Increased shout ~.5 million, but yielded . anly 1D $89,000 booat in nat in- come. Eamlnp ""!'!lnueduPnrd . but filled to nac~ ~Uons, ·.tnllna to the federal aurtax, riaIna: - · and other tn<nased ....... The pined a record '$0,,99 tei8llholte• · durinl 1968 for 1 ,...,_ total d. 873;712. ~~ il!d\lfaal ·lo pllllt ~111.1 9X~ ,t28 mlllliJa,JIIIfl!• ll!tt<:atian 'p~ ·- · peid. Ina: ' . plait to mo.- ThieqmpanywQI ·- ' Whi:er." . .. ' . ' ; I ' tioos. II wu voted ID have ID ordluanee drawn up to eltabUihway tralfic, from l!roadwe;J'oallwardly, m ll,yseil St. Thla 1111 done upon tile r-Ill d. two A re.-a who - " " " _ . . HOLLYWOOD (IJPI) wh<lesomo lamllY mualcal Is the !Mist picture of 19&8, a yesr that brought more nudiQ>, sex alii perveraloo to the screen ihon any oilier, "011-1" waa 1 _..... win wiih Motion Picture Acadelny :' '!"..,...., ANY .SIZE DISCUSS MARINA '68 Film .. the Norih florean ...st prior to beinl..;tured by Communist s.Ily Delayed · On 411 CHARGE gtu• SUi Fed. Ea . Tl•". l•lf 6 50• U tuMieU I• for FOlD. CHI'IROL£1, 1 $ NO ih: : .. .Jr Pluo Fad. Tax $2.43 to $2.46 tbat fl&in'e, '' Cotlllell. ;J!e report d. ~ showing receipts d. ,1,321.90 during March wao _.,red. Tbl F._ receiJiia IDC- ¥1,10J.iio iD · fiDes and feea and $ZOO Ia mercballt pollee eonectlaaa. ~~~~~a~~~7~5~mU~e•~~~am~~~~Chl~ ~ Ruosian ~~-· ., , ll&INIIA ICIIEU.ING- . .::""J; ~-:;:":.'!: ·-~·~·~w,.,.,_f!!! ·, r!:'l~• . i\11>- . ', 'f\.... ~ . .· .,8llles «1:a:wn _beata+:·J=~<.!!~ broad;..~t Du · 'e' . · ' tieS ., For JUry •• Jl4oters. B.iNllQSSed FOR wllh tlll!lculey,lt waopolntedou~ indlcaling ihet they feel It is aa lllluatlce. II wao aiBO obaerved lllat the .-.mp, opened anly slnee theftrat d. ihe· year, ooato ti!OO a II10IIIb to _.no, The income from pa.. trons is amountinB to about half is Best WASHINGTON (IJPI) - A U.S. Navy spy plane with 31 meo aboard was li..t .today in the t'ar East alii ihe North Korea Communists gleeful!)' announced they shot It d..,n "witll a aingie shot at a hlllb altitude. .. The De!eaoe Dlpartment said OJI1y that lho plane was mlui~W. It wu ldentllled d a version o1 the Air Force ECI21, a loor~, propeller - 'driv,en craft loaded wilh sophisticated intelligenc81!8thOt'ing equipment. .. A br..dcast tiy· Notih Korean radio ~ ihe piaee irtruded North Korea airspace and was downed wllh one shot at high a!UtOide hinted lhst an antiaircraft miulle may have boon used. · The Peltagon said a seareh was underway for tiJe plane In the ' Ses o( J1111n 95 IOUih ol Ch'Onlln. Tblt Is a port <lt,y in North ••bml , SIZE$-8.5S.I4~ 8.4S.l5 • MOUNTING AND WHEEL BALANCE estioti 'Oliver' said iho plaJie .. w•• - IJV l(ter iltnldins deop Into tbe territorial air or the norihern half of lhe J'Ollubllc'~ when it was shot down. The broadc..t did 1101 reveal wlietller &Jiio.ot ihe crew survived orwberelho piaoe went down. a colteat the .· ', · ' : . . . :· . . Tile Peltagoo ~ a llst or members or the crew """ beinl wilhheld bicycles w!U be pel111111 aot!O~oo of next of kin. · . Pvacle with The - · or 50 proopaetlve Jorle . Cl'OI!, Bacine; ~ Bol- ' "' ihe case of lhe Pueblo, 81 ihe pilot WIS under orders to i~W''~·.·· Oflner' of qeis petit and 25 l!l'and )lrors were IQY, UJtw BoUonl; !leila Kloes, o! ihe 82 members o( ihe crew appnach no cloaer lhon 50 rqrnitun, 1 new bicy- drawn M1)l1tlay for the Miy term Pllmeroy; ~QY J, Blllhop, Millo survived and were held prisooor miles to ihe Narih Korean ~,!'; ,to lho ~111111r. Qlller <ash d. 'Melp ~ .Comnioo Pleaa dlODOr!; Joam M. Ma,y, Ruiiand; !or a year by ihe CClllltlluniata. coasL The purpose of ihe a~s will be 111ven In the di- Coort. Lnilaa B. ~. lit. 1. Ml@e· Tboy were released laat Deeem- mlaaioo was not disclosed. The viaitill, c;&aleli lial4. EIXranta Jury Commlaalotltra Freoillllll p>rt; illla Roush, lWtlancl; A'rn- ber, Just belor Christmas. statement did not KO be.Yood ,jiii ranat In ihe 'ages oC 8-14. Norris and Lauren Hillrlnanwere old S. Richards, Mld!!J,eporl; ill!'· The White House was being caili!lll ihe plane I "recomals~. Qo11ell alao said Col; in <harp d. tile draWiai-ct. mond J, ~~~~. 'Rt: ·a· Fometoy; • kept closely Informed ol lhe sance alrcralt." J!itrett d. the ROTq unit at Ohio eel In the clerk or courts <mea. J. C. Foole, RL I Racine; Jack developments in President Nix- The North Korean brwdcast iliiiV~~rli]J Ia to I&CIIfe a color AIBO JQ'Osent were Coliunoo M. llllwiey, Mlddl0p>rt; Dennis on's first encounter wiih an said tlie plane wu d""""" at :" " ' for lho parade. E«orta al- Pleas Jlldge ~ c. Bacon and . llyseU, Rt. 4 POmeroy; Psul Incident of this cype. 1:50 o.m. EST alter a "grave ·~e belil!l made iQ acquire an Clerk d. Courts EYeiyn Lucke. il. BUr, Minert'lillf!.:' Tbe Pentagon said the plane, provocation of infiltrating deep ~ F<l'ea diapiaJo from WrlchtDrawn from !he ~ lor poa. Prospecllve petit )lrort; which Ia oaid to be -ble of ' Into lhe territoclal air space of ~son AFB. liblo l]l'and Jul1' i1111J1 were ihe · · WW!a J..eacilnsllalh, !IYracuae; · carryl1111 six tons ol special tlie l'Ojlubiic." '1!ePo Ra1J)h Welker has agreed names: , Mayme MallOry, Ra~; Dwlibt electruntc equipment, took off The broadcast, monitored in to"ir.... for atleedlllg digMTom Soyre, Portland; WWiam Oilfer, Middleport; Margaret B. lfom the U.S. .Navy base in Tolcyo, said "lhe Air Force unit ~" 'fWQ. (I..t ~·· ·~ve Crou, Rt. 1 Racine; WilUam Weber, ~ Wlnlfred ~- Ataugl, J..sln, at 5 p.m. EST of our P...,le's Arm.T ••• alriady lioen Qoaa~U · Runm, Middleport; Jollll u.,es; cbJko,. R~o; llliio E. Mil- . Monday .alii wu last heard soot'ed lhe brWiaJt battle .did, He urlli!-.buableaiOI l.ooll l;lott!im; W, W, llarm<ll, ler,llleiter;J.O.McCo.Y,Roeds" . ll.'<Mi'-abQutmldnisiiL success of shootlngitdWnwltll The llefens.e statement said (Corti!Oied'"' Page 8) !.i.enter tile commercial clhlsion Rt. 4 i'l>meroy; Bertha Wolle, ville; David llutseU Mills, Millo tlilt year. . ., Portland; Larty BaUei, RL 2 JlitliOrt; James C, . -..... Mill,:.;rho Old Time Fl<!d!era' con- Pomtroy; Helen Neu~li!Ji, Porn- dlajort; Mary Jane Herald, Millo ' .~ .... dlacuaaed ap,in, and eror. Joe rarner. Mlddliport; dleport; Doria H•ller, Rt.1Ra- . f'l'fsldent Bill Grueser 1J111DW10- William Harden, Rt 1, Racine; cine; Ruih !leO!e, i.ooll Boltom; ilf: MoUlt Hlll w!IJ · serve aa Bernice Hl!ush1 RL 2 liaclt1e; Nor~- reorsm, Rt. 2 Racine; COLIJMBUS (IJPI)- A bill te ForiY - ooo billa were 1ntroo el!illi'inan Ill the sale alii deslan Dale Hysell, !ollddiprl; iliir- iloili /1. curry, Rt. 2 Pomeroy; · · eli- the J:e!!llla p\'1ll]l'llli book; ' ' ' Felix · Alkire Rt. 4 Pomero1.. permit lnenaaoo in lhe 1111011111 duced iD ihe Houae of Repr., M1)l1tlay nlsllt as ·:Richard S~J~n, director. or the Youth a• ouyer · Se.Yre: ~ ~ . <1. ~·· which countie• oentatlves Wednesclay'a bill illtroclucUDD ciiJII - Mella CAf' rti)01'tetl on Ban, Rt. J .Lanpv!ile; James . ·caolil 1110111' wll~ I vote of ·!Ill QOw]jo formed florra Run Aa-. Bet:Jft.o.~ L Fry Rt. 3 FoitleJW· Ficl!d lho public """ poaaed Monda1 cutoff loomed. Stall Song MliaUon alii Ita plana for dO'> ciew..i ' Glb- Dlsllt 29-1 liT , the Ohio Selllte. Rep. Gordoo Scherer, R-Ci,.. flq,tnsapiaJofroo~>~area.SIJin Tlie ,Ytlllth rally piaalled Ibis ..,, BeeN._n ....tor• -sored cimatl, introduced four bills to •;,",; (Continued:.., page 6) w-•-..._ .. at ....,....., ....__.aiilp sie, "' 2 .· ~~· Rbut ~· Sen,. Ralpbovecll), adqJt an of!lcial alate 8Ciq(. lJ>. · ' · .. .....,__,. - ..~ • ..,.. lei, -.., Walker · · retn oehooi ~ ~ lhil '~ Rt. ' ' ·~~~o lllllje II .a opotlllor and c!Oided were: ~ohio'' liT Fronk lock Grovo Chrii!.WJ Onlfch liijt .-....· ......,... lho -"-Friedrich; "I Love Oblo" liT betn 'U . iltil . ..xt wed·"""" ,_...... · ...... ure. Nelsoo Gam,pfer; 14 Beautlful . ~· · · Hi said he !olt. it WIN1d P'" 119sc1ay, April' .• · · l ' •' Ra• eltaunitllonara 111o much Ohio'' lyrics by lla1iard Mc. '• ,, 1 ·TINI rally; ~- \41 all .atltft,oiil!< to 111110 .tiottda alii llonlld; alii "Ohio, We .Slluta f -~ ,' . 1 ,~"!_aale. .~ ,~ ::::'.:: ~m . ·f orte other ' clmmjaaion- YO!i'• by Thomas WorralL L. ... van ""...... 1 1 o::awa~, . "\f PA1 to· ~u• frCim Ch!a'ch d. . ' One bill, io elimllllte an oJ>. who WID aaleCe acUm of Ohio'a Uce•e pJa'te law from lho code,. wao tl(lted In lJotll llouaos alii Hat ~ to.. J1111181 · A. llllodel for slcllltlll'e. · · . '))day,, IJotll lieuaea, ~; llmr ·~·~ It at .., minOr bOla, but , ,~ ~ · l)mo•t. woa:k tor siU!IY 1cG~IIilil11eia White iltYOral cor SIZE$-7.7S.I4, 8.25-14,8.15-15 GENERAL ' •• NEED NOT BE PRE$ENT TO WIN. DRAWING APRIL 30 full 4•ply nylon cord • tubeless • whitewall PERFORMANCE GUARANTEE fll!!5 N lestlnahouse Westinghouse If any new, tint class General lire fails in normaJ pauenp;r car usc, •e will either repair il free of chup 011 replace it •ith 1 new General tJrt of lib quality at a price based on tht purchaser's em! of the !uar· anteed tin: ( arter dt:ductinJ tnde-in a lo w· ancu o r discoun t a nd 5Uie and local taxes ) equ•ulcnt to the per cenu1e of tread depth used , plusltate and local ta~es . Claims m11st be submitted on our Stan· dard Claim Form to an authorizN General T1rc Dealer or Store with the miainal pur · c ha">er"~ inv oKe Phi SarOrlty WM"'I!!e Jjlln Drennero' I tranafer from Eta c:t.pter it Bltbur~hlem; llerJOani', altho g,otip•a prefe,.llllal too bt'Deris Ew!nc. ·-· SUJilay Di8ht altlie '·' . 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Freeialli Norris alii Herbert Grate oJficlating. Burial will be in Gil- 0 -Middleport w· On Landfill mp -r CO ' GOLEUMS James William, Rt. 1, Miners- · ville; Gerald, in Vletnarn; Ricky Lee, at home, and. JanJce Parker, Marietta; two brothers, Edison,. Minersville, and Delmar, Ht. 1, Athens; a sister, Opal Barr, Chesteri his CaUter, E. R. · Hollon, RL 1, Minersvll1e, and · ~b. T· ·' _, LINO·L James Wlrt Hollon, 4&, RL 1, Mioorsville di'ed at his residence Sunday. He was precededindeaih by his mother, Shirley. He was a member of ihe EUB Cburch am a l'eteran of World War 2. J.l .. ' Dies Sunday '. ' >? ' ' •. Visit Elberfelds Warehouse nicStreet On James Hollon '' .c. ' !':·· , • Def!ll~'t Opal Ruth, and ihese children, (Cmttlnued !rom page I) aetion or a seekire after partl· suit ' to pollee. ~amos RIJI · Ol11~osehrew, 19, . . Pl. Pieuant, 1raveiing west 101 PT. PLEASANT - CIQ ~ reeklesa operaUon. D - o estimated at • Rt. 2, said an awroaching car's liee reported an accident at 1:30 in anolher accident Fr.ldayat 11:~ts bllndod him aa be rounded p.m, Saturda,y at Krodel ' Rober! Gaskins, 22, COiumbaa, Ohio, hit the guard rail .., tile rlgbt aide of the road, going east, lliddded 300 teet, tumed, and smacked ihe guard rail 011 the left side. Mrs. Gaskins and another pa.. senpr, Paul Allen Bonecutter, 21, Columbus, were treated 111d released from Plea- ValiQY Hospillll. Gaskins was cited for He is survived by his wlfe, Nixon .... .- . ... .' :: :•, :'~"' ;' ..· . '~ . .. .. . . . curve •near i Middleport-Pomeroy, April U, 1969 and 554 in Cheshire, according .. . 1 er and Dlek VIUIJhan. Accidents Reported TWO ane-¥eblcle traffic acciclents were l'O])Olted lolmdi1 b,y Meigs COUIIb' !lterif! Rd>ert C. Harted>acb'allepartmett. The first, at 12:30 p.m. aocurred 011 tile Sellers Rldp Raid in L - Township and lnvolveel a 19&4 model car driY• bJ Jqyce A. PN!Itt, 19, RL 1, Portland. 1'1- Autborltles said loot control d. her vehicle ma curve, turning It over in the road. 111ere was llppi'CIIdmate] -.,oliO - llill to the car ltld iho ilrbW, sustained a acratch .., her loft hand. No charge n1 med. The other wa1 at $:3o 011. Route 143 in front d. tile Qrtu· Wears driveway. A 19&8 model truck driven by M11011 FiiMr, J..ir. 5&, Minersville,- out d....,_ trol when o tire pve tJUt 111111 the vehicle wont ofl the rlaliiiJide or the iiiiii!Wny, atrlkhw I alliIcy pole. There wao bea'7 iimage to the trock. No bt)trlu or arrest were reported. Mlaa Strelsand was VETERANS MEMOIIJAL HOSPri'AL voted the Oscar In her. first ''Funlv Girl. 11 Admlaslons- G~~oraec.raa, Cliff Robertaon, playi!W an . Middleport; Rita stump, CI!UII- movie, Imbecile who momentarily is tra; Lillie !mlth, RuUand;....., restored to mental normalicy, u._., ,._...~_. Reed-•" ••wt; .,_- -_,. was voted best actor of the year gan. Rutland; Valorle HtllJ!!:el, llr• for uCharly}' racuse. "Oliveri" a musical adaptstloo o( Dicken&' uouver twll·• , trlumpbed al lho beat picture oC 1968, aed won six io11er awards (Conilnuetl o n - 8) . Dlacharpa - Bellrlce' r = · Vella Mol:ol, Tina Mukl, . ihl' JoltniiCIII, Geol'lil JOII!I!I!'P Nancy - - . w1 1 I lui' . L1Deh. -t All Funds Total $113,0fJ6.13 Tho totai of aU flmds in Mill~. dlODOr! •YUiiD d. Mercb3I, '1,964.21, ooo:~,l~s'.5i,~tl,iji • lh¥ report WIJI', .12U7, ., d. Gent cru., 95. , .~.., ~ l·..,. •• ,d •1 ' ~~::; ·~~ . ."· ' � 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 14, 1969 giles gilkey gills hineman hollon manley mullinex stephens titus welch wheeler wray