https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/374855859667b3f64a89a545988ecaca.pdf 590c6e37fc4ee89bf701c399797cd458 PDF Text Text · - ......,....• .. , ••. . __..-~ ~ - , ~ · ~ •-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 ' ~~::; ·~~ . ."· ' �3 - ' "'ffl,. ~5, 19ft ::.Marauders Post .11-5 Win .' Visitors ,q ive Progl:pt"(:( l' "Sjlrlns and y..,,~ .• ~ ol . ._.lie, poelr)' and read!ap, wao proiOmM by Laurel Grlll80 member• ~ thelr 'IIIundq afal>t villi with the RoCk !l>rlnla ' r.l,n.,7:30TueldoJ ,qbt It lhe progro,m by BCIY IIIII Girl SCout 'l'rool>a; refreohm6111s by second grade 1'00111 m<llhon, Mra. Plllllp Radford and Mrs. Tom Reuter, co- Grance. Disney Theme .Carried Out ,/' I Hysells in Germany Have 4th Daughter I I -7(1U118· ..,.aon 1969 Graduates A hreoldaat honort..r the 1968 graduates of the saernd Hurt Catholic Church. will be bolted by the Catholic Wcmen'a Oub on Smday, May 2ii. · Plalla ror the brealdlot wete made durlna a meetlni o! th.e · club Tbursdq nlght..Mra. Georae illrgnves of the tamlly atratr commission BIIU"&ted the breakflat and also &llllllested that May altars be made by the club memhera ror home ust. The Rev. Fr. Francis Mo.lOney, new pa&tor of theparlab, wao welcomed. He opened the meeting with prayer IIIII discu&snd matters of the church with the.group. A nonmase sale was P!aiiiOII lor May 2, 3 and 5 In the church basemeat. Mrs. Rud( Henneay reported on the Ul members of the club and parish aDd read a card frmn SL John's Villa Or· Phlnlse thanl<lrll! the ror a dooatlon. Appolnled tQ the May 8 hootees committee were M r a. ARTICLFS nLED YV1llll10 Seallil, Mrs. Betty OhArtlcleo .of InoorporaUOII hove llnpr, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mro•. heeD lllnd ..w, Seeretaey ofState Vera Bucha~an, and Yro. Lor- Teet W, Brown 'by The United etta Beeale. .· M8thodlat Church ol Pcmeroy · Refreshments were served wlih <;l!arloo, E. SWaiZol, p..,.. dur~ a concltdlng social hour. roy, Ulted as lh;o aselt. YOirl'll ASKED FOR rr Tbla columa 11 lor J0U11t1 people, their prdlleme and pleaaureo, their trouble• and run. Aa with ille real ol Holm Help USI, It 'Ql....,.. laugho but won't dod8e a aarlwo ...-otJm with a brulll.orf. 1111111 teenap !p8atloaS tp YOUTH ASKED FOR ll', care .. llll«t Help USI thlo aaw•· piS'. ·, LOSE'A Lli'TLE WIN A LITTLE \ •, ' Door Helm: 10 with 81\Y balr alj>lehechooaoo. -IL Dear Helen: 1l:la Ia ubout the pJrl w b o a st. Bernard dog 10 bad abe crtea avery night. I ' tr her ramtll' can't get her a bil dol, th01'D settle ror a IAtle one, •• you said., Helen. I wbat abo Ia &Dinl tluwgh. Pm 17 aDd haYe WIDI· ed, 1 horae alnoe I was three. Noll rm cloeer ID ~ dream, becauoe Ill.!' parents 8111' tr I earn the mone;y and liiiJli10rl the 1 trledjlllttlni''Smoke, choke, horae I can han me. Meaawhlle Pm p:ttlng an ad Cl'CIIk" &1111 ''From 0011811in' ID Ia the - r ID exerciGO horae& collin" and IIYinr• like thlt m lor !reo, ac I can be with them. liQ' fatber'l cipretleL '11118 WBI the IQOd i4la (lmlll that <110 llla1be tbe girl could walk St. Bemard dogs. There must be ~ JQII'Iollerlpve me. Woll, Ill.!' Dad oomPlatnnd that at lout .., owaer nearby who !Ilk woo illltlni IDID .hlo iunga, - . I like to, bah his dol wallt. but he apt rilld .., IDIOI<Ing. ~or .groomed. or aomethlllg. All1wiY, lhe Is not alone. 11'1 Tblo bo said tr Pd cillllp rough When you llant IIOIIIOthlng '1111 hair at:Jie he'd qUit clp. - · 1 like 111,7 hair the way w love ac Dllch you oould )1st It Ia, and belicleo, 1!· doeRI't dlo because YOII ere denied thlt .talr. llo mlabt II!> - flo pr!Yilese. - ONE WHO UNI>ER:n'ANDS lllo!D ' · but Ill.!' hair wiD take • , _ flo 10118 Door llel..: . I ba4 a filht with a lrlead .,ala. !h1ald I make the au, . _ IIOl'laeetDkeepmyfllller IUid called her a name I ahoulda't ltlYe, a prell¥ bad DIIIIIO, I lloolll:ler, -he ......... told her I was aorcy, but ahejuli 1111• .. • bil JaD'/ - II. o. wolkndiWIY. Doar R: Borore I lOt home ahe had ' i • - 1111'1 .!old 011 kick· au. - . - habit, .,., .. callnd and told Ill.!' molber I callnd her, wblch l¥8RI't · 1oo·· - · of brlbor7 wiD blm. lwlll, allllough after Ill.!' ...a.er 11 ba - · ,.. are so - . .· ...... hll healtb ~~; lleard G:e Whole -y,. abe calm· . · ·~ 11ft up :fGUI' liltr ror It, ., down. 11 ' he' . . . . atop lreatllli lldl al. Then I talephonod the girl o' pln, but all 1 lOt ror Ill.!' 1r7 at ip~~Oilllna wo• a lot or ,ent118 · lrif'aotllk1GU~flo .... · "*']8: Irhelayaort~co and ..-..-.., rrom her ·'""' _ . . . . . ......... tall ldm JOI!rll -> tour and the junior unit haa beenpoatINil<l\lrOIII April 22 flo AprU 29. Members' Win be auesta ol the Auxlllal')' ol. the Recine Poet. Two loreJ&n attdelltl frOID Ohio Ualveralll' wlli preaent die pro- cram. Posters m .p _ ~. made b.Y the juniof members, wiU be ,luda.d at the April 29 meotlal at 7 p.m. MEETING ANNOUNCED The Colllli;)' 1/IIICII :~U meef,. Ina will be · held at tho J.o!arl Falla United ~ Church, &mday, April 20, at 2 p.m. The Rev. 1*111 A. Hart wiU be the leacler. 1ba pastor to the Rav. Menzl1 Sqdlb. FORD . ' ,,., ..-r; n-.. ' ' ' . 1962 Olds ·Starflre_C~ ...~ .' ............ $595 v-a motor, auto. tron~., paw•~ brak••, power ateering, radio, w/1/V! tlru, who~I ·. Jiaco, whito with bluo vinyl bucket aeoto. on an error. Burdette, who got his rtrst ol twc singles with one 1111 In the ncond, scored Meigs• rtrst run after Archer lOt Ids first baoe hit and Demoskey aad Ault later walked. Mails" three-run oeveath roL. lowad back41Hlack lingle• by Will, wbo led ol1 the innlag. DemoskO)' and Ault, a fielder's choice by Crow and a baae on -ballo ID Ronnie Clonch. • other .Mella bUs were a double by Roger Abbott In the third, alng)eo by Jolmsoo In tho rttst CINCINNATI (UP)) - Jim Maloney ol tho Cincinnati Reels squares orr against the saa Francisco Giants IIIII Bob ~ liD at Crooley nelcl toafat>L The Reds game with saa Francisco Monday night waa postponed bocauoe of raiD. Bo- aon is 0..1, whUe Maloney las a clean slate of 0-0. Clnclnaati has lost four of ita six games in the new season. placing the Reds In ftllh and fttth rramea, and a sixth lim- place In tho National League' a Ing alngle by a.rdette. Western Dl.tslon. san Fra,._ Will struck oot eight and walk- cisco Is In fourth position with ed two. VInton Couaty pitchers a 3-3 record. strong and Radclllr raaned oeven and issued seven waJks. i:i:i:i:::::::N::~=!!::::.:=::;.:::::::~~ Meigs •••• 010 070 3 -II 13 4 Vlnlon • • .. 202 001 0- 5 52 Will and Crow, strong, Radclllr (5) and EdlngiDn. ~ITH GOBLE FORD MIDDLEPORT, B0 bcats Broad Jump - Jetf Werry 00, Hoffner The "KYser CreeK Bobcato pushed over three runs In the bottom of the llfth lnnl:w Monday afternoon at Kyger Creektodown the EaatA!rn Eagles 11).9 In a game called on account of darkness and rain. Trailing 9-7 Kyger Creek rallied Ia the bnttom of the filth, and scored three runs with only (M), Wilson (PP) - llllh lt. two outs. 9iot Put - Nash (PP). Rice Opealng the Inning; BUI Roush (PP), tie for third, Weber (M) was hit by a pitch. Steve ~uld· Results ln the events were: and Berney (PP), 44 n., 3 ln. ing walked. Tom Cooper Found· High Hurdles - Well (M), Discus - Mike Barr (M), Bar- ed out. Rick Moody walked w Handley (PP), CasiD (PP) - ney (PP) and Dickens (PP) load the bases. Johnny Metzger 17,5. 124 lt. 5 ln. struck out. Two out and the baa.. 100 Yd. Dash - Clayton (PP), es still loaded. Howley (M), Grimm (M) - II This bro~ht liP Perry Beebe · · By Ualted Preso lnternsUonal ABA PLAYOFF STANDINGS who smashed a drive into cennat ::: National League By United Press International terfield and the ball got away 440 - Rltchhart 00, Joins -~ Eaat East (PP), Well (M) - 56 OaL rrom Bob caldwelL Three runs W, L. Pet. GB Series A 880 Relay - Melgo (Rich Hawscored and Beebe streaked tor : "th1Cl810 • • . • • 6 I .857 W. L. Pc~ third. He never made i~ howley, Bob Grimm, Mike Grate, ·: Plltaburab .. ' 5 2 ,714 1 Kentucky •••••• 3 2 .600 ever, he did make the thJrd out Elbert Williams) - 1:40. .. st. Lou!• • . .. . 3 't .429 3 880 - Cunnlnghi!D 00, Mc- Indiana • ••• ' . 2 3 .400 w quell the ..,rising. , MoniJ'Oal •. ••• ' 3 4 .429 3 series B Causeland (PP), Rerold White Howle Caldwell and Ray Karr New York >•...• 2 5 .286 4 w. L. PeL led Eastern with two hits each (M) - 2:10.9. ..' Philo. • ...... 2 5 ,286 t Low Hordlea - Rice 00, SWan Mleml ........ 3 2 .600 in four times at the plate. Cold· West Minnesota ••••• , 2 3 .400 well had a double, Eastern's OJtoo (PP), Wllsoo (PP), - 24.2. . W, L. Pet. GB Series C 220 - Rltchhart (M), and Nash ly other base hit, a single. Bob .. Atlanta • • . •• 6 1 ,857 W, L. PeL Ritchie, Terry StethiiD and Rick (PP), Ue for first; and OaytDn • Lo6 Angeles . • 3 3 .500 2\1 (PP)- 25.2. Oakland . .. .... 3 3 .500 S&rders had Eastern's other hits. .. 5aa DIIIIIO • .•• 3 3 .500 2\1 Mile- CUMinghi!D (M), Bialne Denver •• • •• . •• 3 3 .500 Mike Boring started for East; " 5aa Fran. ' : ' . 3 3 '500 2\1 Series D ern, gan way to Dave Smith in Clnclmatl . . . . 2 4 .333 3\1 W. L. PeL the fifth and returned to the • "'Houston •• • • • 2 5 .286 t New Orleans • . • . 3 2 .600 mound in the same inning ard Monday's RoBUita Dallas ••..•... 2 3 .!00 finished the game. Eastern pitMontrea!S$1. Louie 7 Mcnlay's Results chers gave up nine hits, walked • Cblca10 4 Pittsburgh 0 DaUas 123 Now Orleans 112 three and struck out eight. Plllll 5 New York I, night lndla111 116 Kentucky 97 Eastern .•• . . 021 600- 9-7-4 • H111- 11 Los Angeles 5, afal>t (Only games scheduled) •Kner Creek • 202 33x·~ 10·7-4 ,•' S. F. at Cia., niPt. ppd,, rein. • MASON - · The Wahama Wldtl! • . ,. 'o.Y! J ""' ~-.:..J..2:.i,; . ' •.. '. .. .../ .,; · Batteries: Eastern "' Boring, (OnlY gameo scheduled) Faloono upped thlir aeaoon be... NBA YOFF s1'ANJJINGS Smith (LP) (5), Bortng (5) and Today'• Probable Pitchers ball reoord ID 3-3--1 with a 9-1 By United Press lnlernatl0111l Ritchie; Kyger Creek - Hysell (All Times EST) vlciDry at Glouster ltfllndq or. Best - ot .. seven (Wp) and Thomas, Spaulding (5), st. Louis (Washburn 0-1) at ternoon. Division Finals Montreal (Morton Ooll), 4:05 p.m. Lellhander Timmy Boward East New York <Gentr:Y loll) at Phll- went the distance ror the wiJt. w. L. PeL aclelphta (Johnaon 0-1), 7:35 p.m. nero, giving up only three hila. Boston • . , • • . • .3 2 .600 Pittsburgh (Ellis loll) at Chi- Howard ranned DYe and walknd New York , •• . •. 2 3 .400 cago (Niekro Ooll), 2:30p.m. rour, beetlni Glouster'• Blr<lng West 5aa Francisco (Bolin 0-1) at righthander, Darrell ilupD, who W. L. Pet. Claclmatl (Maloney Doll), 8 p.m. had control trouble, walking II Los Allgelea . . . . 2 0 1.000 Atlanta (Pappu loll) at Houa- battero. He alao maDager ID ran Atlanta , , . . ... 0 2 .000 IDn (Grllfln o.l), 8:30 p.m. 11, however. Howard also got Monday's Results San Dle10 (Podres I~) at Loa threo RBII with a alngle and New York 112 BosiDn 104 Angeles (Osteen 1~). II p.m. double. Alllllllca'l (Only game scheduled) L1rpst Wednesday'• Games Freshman Brent Clark had a Tuesday•• Games Sllllq • Montreal at Phlla, afal>t double and two alnglearorG:eFal- Loa Angeles at Atlanta t:lpr New York at Pitta, afal>t (Only game scheduled) cona IIIII had three RBis. Other Chlcaao at st. Louis, Jlliht Wahama hitters were R a n d y • Alianta at HousiDn, night Smith, John Jobnaon and Dickie Wblte Hou&e Birth 5aa Dle10 at Loa Ang, afal>t Ord, all with sin&lea. (OnlY games aoheduled) First baby born in the Wahama • • , • 101430 0- 9 8S While House was James Glouster ••. . 001 000 0- I 3 4 son of Madison Randolph, American League Boward aad Gary Clllrk.llugoa Martha Jeflerson Randolph, East and Chalrant. daughter ol President JefferW, L, Pet. GB son. The birth was on Jan. ' BoiiOII . • . . . 5 1.833 17, 1806. Todq'o Probable Pitchers Detroit . • . • • 3 2 ,600 (All Times ml') Baltimore . . . 4 3 ,571 Mlnneeota (Kaat 0~) at OllkNew York .. .. 3 3 .500 Iand (!linter I-ll), 4:30 p.m. Waahlngton •• • 3 4 .429 Dlirnlt (WUoon 0-0 at Cleve·. Clavetand •.•. o 5 .ooo land (McDowell 0-1) 1:30 p.m. West Waahlngton (Haman loll) at ., W. L. Pet. GB New York (Peteroon 0-1), 2 p.m. : KIAIII City . I ' 5 2 .Gf/ Baltimore (Herdln 0-1) at BooCallrornia . . . . 3 3 .500 1\1 1\1 tm (Ella-a. Ooll), 1:30 p.m. : Seattle • . . . • . 3 3 .5GO 1\1 (Only games acheduled> : Oaklancl . . . . , 3 3 .500 1\1 Wndnesday'a GilDea : Chlcaao . . . . . 3 3 .500 CalK. at Olkland, night : lllmeeota .. . , I 4.200 3 Mtm. at Seattle, afal>t • Manday'o Reallts Kansas Clzy at Ch!Cl810 :.Boston 5 Baltlmore 3 Datrolt at Cleve., night -·ChiCI&I> 4 taltr. 3, alght Wash. at New York .::Kan. Clzy /l Seattle I, Jlliht ·Baltimore at BoiiOII games aoheduled) 0 OHIO Tony C Holds Back Tears After Thunderous Ovation By Sox Fans By VITO STELUNO UP! Sports Wrltor Tony C. wanted ID give all the rans a kiss Tuesday- but they were happy ID aettle lor the wlanirw hlL Playing for the l!rot time at FeJMay Perk In BosiDn since Aug. 18, 1967 whoa he was beaned and almost loot his Yiaton. Conigliaro was pven a thunderrua ovation Ia the pregame latroductloao at the Red Sox home opener-and. then wouad 1t1 drl.tng In the wimlng run aa Boswn edged Baltimore, 5-3. "I waved my hat because I wanted w do somethl:w ID let the fans know I &J!Preclate them," CoolgUaro said, uwhat olae could I do7 I !elt like blowlnii them all a kiss but I couldn't very well do that. Goose Pimples League games, Clllcago edged Calllornla, 4-3, IIIII Kansas City topped Seattle, :t.L In lhe Nadonal Leap, Mortreal stiOined St. Louis, 8-7, Philadelphia beat New York, 51, Ch!Cl810 blanked Pltteburgh, 4-0 and HousiDn outolusged Loa Angelos, 11-5. The san Franc!.. c~lnclnnatl game was rained '"I got goose pimples when I heard the !IIIP!ause IIIII thea I lelt like crying. I wanted w cry so much I hod w light ro hold It HAVE YOU HEARD? out. •1 -.:o""'' 1\o ....~ . ........ l, , .... ~t 11 ,k,lloJ,h l ' The White Sox ...Wect ror rour runs In the eighth lmlng, with Pete Ward's cleodllo the kO)' blow, w IDp Callrornla. Jim McLothlln hid a one-llitter IIIII a 3-0 load until the eighth when the first three batters slnglnd ID produce a run. Reliever Hoyt Wilhelm then got Duaae Josephson on strikes but Carlos May doubled in a run w nsrrow the dellclt ID 3-2. Ward's double ,. '*"- ATTENTION ALL BOWLERS NOW IS TIME FOR YOU TO REGISTER FOR SUMMER LEAGUESI Our Summer L~~a~ues will start the week of May 11, 1969 and will run 12 to 15 weeks, choice of eachL81IU8. Bak•'s Radio Auction LEAGUES ARE. Wod. 8:45 A.M. u Oo your dial Hendricks in the fourth account,.. ed ror the only Oriole scorl:w off Ray CUip and reliever Sparky Lyle. In the other two American luy ot )'OUt prlco- Cholfl- Mlrr•• '·~···­LampeCloth•• H... ,_.., - Wall PICMJuee c .,....-.r.:& · IT'S A BALL TO BOWL! Stool• - lto41•• To1• ltecar4oie pm... - Lawn furnUUftl - l .. k Shot! • T• 7 c~ .... Mansger cSUtJF¥ 1 ~~···--........- - Moff,.•••• :. Ru1• C.r4 Ta~l .. -Sto, Dick Williams of the Boston Red Sox said Monday American League President Joe Cronin fined him $200 for ridiculing ~ . ~• Sunday Nlto - Mixed · Monday Nlto - 3 Man T oom ScratchJackpot T uttday Afternoon - Ladies Tuesday NIto - Men Thursday Nita - Mixed friday Nlto - Junior Mixed WMP0-1390 o.••• - n ... are · ot.wefthol~e •• ho'lt ••14 ... tM Rdlo.Auctlat~. MASON umpire Emmett Ashlord last Thursday. MASON BOWLING CENTER 773-5191 ~· Fi:~· ~ - · · -•• M = =...a.:loi SAME DAY SERVICE In AU -. Out At 5 At Glouster "·UfUftf{'', . drove In the ftnal two runs and decided the game. An orrD< gave Kansas Ctcy the clecldlna run In 118 victory over Seattle as the Ro7ala bnoated their record ID 5-2. Joe F<IY ollVied, woat ID oecond on a walk and scored when John Kennedy -.ct Jerry Adair's gniWIIIer w snap a I-I tleln the Neloon leated Rall.r In EliJI!h in becaUJe it's tough to cry and play at the same time. "I Ulld my lather lest Jlliht this would he the greatost day of my Ute • • , alii it was because the Cans made it the grootesL I just can't thank them enough." A three-run homer by Ellie MANAGER FINED BOSTON (IJPO - SHIRT Falcons Win amiracle of modern chem· " ... .,.. -.1-• ,;.. (PP), Pearoon (PP) - 4i47.6. Two Mile - Jim Warner (M), 5ayre (PP), Oliver (PP)- 10.43. Mile Roley- .Meigs- 3:50.2. Pole Vault - Whitlatch (M), Gilkey (M), four-way Ue for third -8ft. High Jump- Nash(PP),Handley (PP), E. Williams (M), 5 fL Drives In Winning Run lln's pitching reot.rd this sea· .= '"'till ,.,..., ' The ··~ moetllll ~ the Lo41ea Awdllal')' of Drew Waho oter Post 39, Amdlcen ~ ,flle-.·YOterl ·•-..!, ! · -. 'n'· ·" •G:e plqo and .actlnii Ev., Bill ~ r&D .O(f at the 11J11lableo necaaltlllalli':Jn "Love'l Llbour Lost" be•qeJd.; ed thle 1118: "HonorlllcabUllu• dlnltatlbua." .... Molal lilllor· ablelll!as. ..... We hod 350 U, ·s, ~~~ Wallblnglan !Ill, prezz, 2,500,000 It the NbiOII trough lxldq, 'l'lnJ Tim recorda are belnii marked down, stale - • .... Watch ror a now book, "Sex and tho Dlv!>rclnii Editor'' ..... Bll· l,y Eckstlae'a alnl!nl llle No.. t1naa1 Aathem at Yllllkeo Sladlum•s - · The Glea- 9101! will baul ''llolle1DIOOIIio" lbowa : the Great Olle tai)Od Ill ..... demand ror Art . camq back. Ia- IIIII It baa "" No piau ror now 011t1 .... ADother ....t.ll' choiUIN 1D the chic salllllU . - Marla lfiD¥IIIe 'Ill the ·beatoa millions at R~•· '69 TV owear· dan heo more than just droiJped IDCOI .,., Rolativll;y aslda, G:e thet rirst lnlttal (lor fltlrley, kid can olag. hardly a political asset In the Perk;y 'Pea:ir Caao unvolla her Yanhattaa brawls): be's also now aclmllzz .., G:e Merv Grlf- chopped ol1 the Beatla hairdo lin , _ .... No ae<ret - Peg be'd lil:ectnd lor years. tnld ua JIMIItha"" she was hi•· Gel ... Gl., c:ovtnstonot Plaza lag the old bilb septum undevl- 9 - a complete noor ohoW by .... Robert Q. Lewlo aot the hlmeelr, sreat 1111 .... fltollah gate on the Mlurtee Woodrull Graham's "conreoolona ola llolcrystll.ball TV shoW .... Tbe job Iywood Columnllt" Is savagely ID VIdal Sl1110011, the ult!- ~ Olllnioll baaed m mate • chic IAIItiM ~·- rtrltileraon ract, good last light wbooe ebarm and loOks struck readlne. Frodarlc March IIIII hlalovel,y her mat11or. wife Florellce Eldrldse In the All till• .ov.. .... little IIYO· pre-theatre 5ardl'l mob .... Dlt1.- -.11 111ou1c1 1 )lat g1ye to DllW-mllliGna1re ioo&wrlter· up and rorpt her? - HELPLES'I publllber Cheater Cona, back Door Helplooo: rrom a:o Whole w1ntar In Hawaii WI>l' DOl? All¥ pl who calla ..... Cheo sold his mualc firm out the reclmeDt• l1'lOt o n e flo 20th-Fox ror $5,500,000 .... ama11 a11p o1 the IIII&Ut elthel' Slrdl'• It pre-llltme (llx p.nt, has a aullf¥ conaclonce or ·abe'Q or 10) baa ocada ol actoro wolr• ,. a tata1 prw~~. Who beeda her? lag thalr earlY d1mer berore - H. · raCing a:e 01101111' - audleacea. Door llel«t: Charlea BCIYer laked ror real M.f ~or I• a realaood c~ m "The Apr!IFoola" cook, but my mother 1111'1. MJ HI; asked wb)l,lelbormlnglbarl lfOlldmotber ...,'t live opt l!ith dlt, "I 11111 a FrmchDwtl" .... her reCiPes, )lot ~you talro New promoar ol the or...• pinch of lhll, Olld a IIUie bit eel Maurice Woodrull mentallot.. ~ thoL J1.r mother tries lheoe II Bob (JIO reJallllD) WOOd· homemade reclpla, but her bolt ••· thought Uttle Jll.. plachea and bits doG't come out Yld !l:oaklad owand Mallrlee'o the 1111111, and my dad geta mad. -healea ror TV, So a:aa Mom pta mad, and we and Firat tangible benellto r o r up with a dinner ID the garbe&e earthbouadera rrom the utroc~~opoaer; Sollltlon pleaoe7- B. - . • apace rrllalnll:newDimec. FOG( lllllrorma ror aremen .... Dear R: Malcolm i'a widow rlnpldadG:e A good ooohllook plus a more Copa llhow to dll aou1 • ldda lactM huaband(&Ddramtl,y)mlght SIIDm,y DlMI &1111 Carmen IliaC· ·IIOIYe the problem. No -'ia Rae .... De Gaulle set& prtuy llhiDia abe's bit wiG: "ll'a llm about the good old USA 1101 Uke ll01her uaed in maker' bit France quietly ~ a 11.Y. · - IL olllce to !lllh ror American ·InThe1 always love ellher) ID MEETING POSTPONED the gilt, hate G:e giver. Tony AWird aomlneaa alreaoiY are preparlllg- tlialr allbll: quite a raw be~ ·liapl at ~TQ~$:~ .'-.!.t!IAt mc..tllf van The Meigs Marauder thlnclads despite the wet weather condl· ·:. scornd a 72·14 ID 541A win over lions. Meigs picked .., !!rat In PL Pleaoant High at MlddlOilort 10 events and tied lor !!rat In Monday afternoon for their Orat another. victory of the season. Sqihomore Wayne Well estab. School records were set by lished one of the now Marauder ~ · Marauder entries ln two events, school recorda ror coach John Bentley's team by runalna tho high hurdles In 17.5 seconds. The other record was set by the mile relay team a! Mike Grato, Paul Rice, Dean Weber and John Rltchhart with a time of 3:50.2. oro Oaao ol the Entetllrln Unitad Methodlot Olurch ochedided rar ~ nilht baa been pootplllod uatll .Aiirli 25. ~ asenta as emlneatly aalahlo and It Ia. Ray Ramlm rlna1l1 cracknd the TV cu'rtaln IIIII 11 we lore- with a abliile by seoond sacker Jobnaon, hll· aeeond ~ three In the game. Johneon, leedlnii In Marauder battlac av. eragos, 11101 hla third beoe hit o1 the dq Ia the IIBIIIe lmlng or. ter the wlmera batted around. Other J\larludera getUna hits In the Melgo !lllh were Catcher Jim Crow, third baoeman Roger Abbott and centerflelder P a t Archer, all with olng)eo. Carl (Birdie) Demoskey and Demls Ault got walka aad Bob !M'delle, piiYinii left Oeld, was safe opened ~~~w;;:;~ Trip Big M Thinclads Win First Meet Eagles CLASS TO• Mj;:ET A~ of tho WWI~V Work- . , ..;,;;a.ye;r,Ja.VIelniin. Hj(~;;;--~~~f<~N ;,.wt;~41ii:.I!C!Ii!-fl:~ ·7:ou ""-''' ·11"&"..,. .,_....,i·lillt1e·'lil'mi;' •.........,,,d _ ..,. 'IA'Iii'enos 8y••n .,....)·ft"" . .. .. . • .•,_,...,.... .. . .. . . =*'iii"'w""'"''""""' """""'. ..,_,. • ..,,.s ....,..~ p,m. Co1umbusand 15802697, A. co., II A. D., SIB. .... Ed .a.ntvan llpcl Barbra 10 on ID stardom .... Now thlt Ohio Electric Co. 1 ~ Bm., APO New York, N. Y; Slrillaancl'o kid sister Roslyn he's numlng ror the N•.Y. counc1a1 room. 09227. Klll8 CRox eaa't apell!lratnames en, chic young S. Carter !M'- -m .. .. Coach Ruos Moore'o Meigs Ma.• :rauder baoeblll team plcknd up ,. ' Ita rlllh vlciDry o1 the 1969 baoe. hall against twc losses wllh a 11-5 nm~eaRI!e win at VJ.a. :~ High Monday anOrnoon. Playblii In a drizzle c( rain, Meigs rallied lor oeven runs In - the ll!lh lnlllng to overcome a Vlklnii lead. The Marauders had aloo soored once In the second md locked : up the win with three runs In .• the IDp ol the seveath. Sophomore Righthander J e d ·. WUI, golag the distance In his ; rtrsl varaizy starling porfD<m· ~ ance, gave up two runs in t h e first, two more In the third - and In the llath. :: Melia' big ll!lh inning was Val, preaeattd a, lid~ ·~­ the Lll!rel ~ llembara." Fred Gaelltln. malier, ~ aided at llle' 111111f1111dar1Di'llhloh · time a doclllloa wao lllldllo a:e · Ealler '!HI sale of lhe lfalp Couafl' Soclefl' ror Crfl:piedCIIil· dren. A COIIIltiUD!catloil woa reed from tho llete masier pertaiD. IIIII 1x1 the "Pride ill a.w• ..... teat. Mrs. Clara Mlller W&l fe. ported Ill. ' Refreshments were ..,..eel by lhe home e<OIIOIIIIc• chllrman. Mrs. Nellie Vale, IO(!Urer o1 Lalrel, hid c11arse o1 1118 pro. BriiD ualng a rlldlli& on the rtrat arbor dq IDd two 1100m-i, ''Trees•• and I u}aackqe of Seeds" to opeD it. Prqer waa "cbalrmeD. 1>7 Mro. Allla Tamer. BIG BEND NoiBhborl!oociMeot. flterrl TUrner IDd Jane Wlao lit: 8 a.m., R~ Ook Park Pllll'nd "ID:Dd or Muale" at.G:e ohelter In the p-oye; Dey plano and Glen IODI "He llou&ht tnlni~V aooalon at 10 a. m.; loll' lbll It Calvary." MrL Dor· pleuo brlll8 75 <enls. oiiQI Bolla reed "Be the Best ol POMEROY CHAPTER, llolal Whatever You Are.'' and.,ll(aow Arch Ma1011a, 7:30 Tuesday Jlliht, POIIIIroy MaiODic Toqlle; RCIY• Somotldng GCIId About YoU." and Mrs. Juanita Redelda save "l,ltal arch clogree conlerred. tle 'IIIInge." There were two piGROUP ' D, W0111111'1 Aun. A Wlnale the Pooh thome was First . U a I t 1 d Presbyterian ODOIOioo, "I Hear a Rlulpeocly," Churcll ol Middleport, Tuesday aad "&mllhlne, Lollipopo and · carried out In the deooraU0111 7:30 p.m.· hmne o! Mrs. MDdred Rainbows," by Hrende Bolin, and saturdq al!ernoon fJ!r a ~ Jane Wise playnd ''Ill Old lofa. at the MiddlePort Firat BlpUat Karr; Mrs. Velma Rue co-boodrld." Church ~~~en b7 tho Rev. and teo• Mra. MaudeHDicombread''Do . Mrs. Charles Simona In observPQMEIIOY CIIAPIER 80, RD7- YQU .1:81 Belong'' and "A Wreck· anee of the stcoad birth o1 G:eir al ArCh ... _., Tuesday, 7:30 er or a Builder." There wereJ.a. daughter, ~Wanda. p.m. at lfaoiric Temple In Plun- airUcUons on sun aa!et,y by K.,.. Walt Dloney characters and wiG: llo1al Arlih ....... lll' Bolin, and a reading "lnoome belloono decorated ilie basemoat. Tu, Time" by Mrs. Tamer. •The gilt table reatured a larp - - to be coarerred. WEDNESDAY Mrs. Rodekla COII<l:cted belloon clown.. The children were glBOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, aad awn oonteats, and Mro. Vile ' Wlmle the Pooh croyona, color· llolal and Select Masters, stat· led In "I Kaow Your Age.'' liW books, a color-by·munher od -tin& Wodaeildlq, 7:30 p. To conclude tho arosram, Mro, placomat and ballocns. , Games m. at temple with RCIYal and sewere playect wllh prizes be~ lect )lasters del!l'eo tQ be CUI· awarded to the winners. Candy, farred. Ice crBIID, cake, juice alll pota. THIRD WEDNESDAY HomeID chip& were served. makl!ro Club, head~arters at Gue&l!i were Jolin IIIII CharMlllllc:lpal Park, 10 a.m. Wadlotte l;yons, Cindy Parker, Pauaaodq. Potluck cllmer with Jean S. Sit. and Mrs. Lawrence Ia Swisher, Susanne Wise, Trlna Hall, Milo 1111daon and Ada Slack, RYsell, at Kolserslatem, Ger· aDd Venita Gibbs, 4'M and Lori boltesses; subJect. uaaret,v," DlBl1Y for tl'le past 11 months, !Ooes, Mellosa and Megan Cale, lira. Howard Nolan the leadar. haveanotherdaughter,borDAprn Coren IIIII COnnie Belloy, and .IIJDDLEPOIIT LITERARY 9 at tho I.ondatuhl Hospital, and Wea Simona. named Julia Lovlna after her Othara prestntllv the hqnoro Club Woclllosday at 2 p.m., ~!ilia- two srandmothers. - ' Parllb House, wiG: Mrs. ed ""'st with gllll were SaiJ.y Everett HOI'es. · bOIIeaa; Mrs. The grandparents are Mr. and Jo Wallen, Marcia Cole, Mrs. Bemard Fultz will review ''CoD- Mro. Lawreace Manley or Mid- Paul .Smart, Mrs. Fraak Betz, In! Park," and Mrs. Theron dloport and Mr. and Mrs. Law- Mrs. Lucinda Dains, aod o.rot•s Jolln- wfil revluw "Natlnaal reaoa Hylell a! Rutllllll. Mro. ~s. Park." Ella Pldllil>a ol Middleport and WINDIIIG TRAIL Garden Club, Walter ll7oell ol Rutland a r e WocDodo.f, April 16, at 7:30 great-grandparents. p.m. at the home ol MrL Joho Set. IIIII Mra, Hyoell, the (Or. Ternil; proiram will be<11Aza. mer Rosemary Maaley, have lea <IIIII ~ Flowerlrur Bulbs. three other daug!ltero, Bread&, 10, - · el8ht, and flterrl, .... BOSWORTH COUNCIL 46, The (lllDIJy will be Ia Gel'IIWIY Ro7al and Select Masters, 7:30 IDOther 19 lllllllthl. They relicle Wadaoedq Dlght; Ro7al and se- In government boullai: . IIIII the lect muter dogrees coaferrod. children attend an American BY JACK O'BRIAN THURSDAY ochool. NEW YORK - Jack Dou81a• TWILIGHT' GA&11~ Qub, 7:• 881. Hyaelllo m hla third tour and hlo J-oe peace bride 30 o! ol dull In Ger1111117. Healsollpi!Dt RoiiiD -ct their The UaUy SenUnel, Mlddleport-Pmneroy, o. , AprU 15 1969 . •. Pl,-iroy t.~.•t .lfock C..· · 1 ~doeoritor The Departll!en~ Bujl_di!tll Since . ' .. •' ~.._ SPICIAL LP·GAS FORCED AIR HEATING SYSTEM SEE OUR DISPLAY OF PREFIN D I ..j600 s£! AS UIW AS tll'lo DOWN WOOD PANELING PER MONTH •• moot•~ '"""'"' olltil SopiOIIillr Check these features: • Clean and economical operation • Central thermostat control • 7 warm· air ducts • Blower and system suitable for later addition of air conditioning • Rent-free use of tank and meter Easy Pay Plan You can pay just 10% down and take up to 36 months to pay the balance. NO MONTHLY PAYMENTS DUE UNTIL SEPTEMBER! Offer eKpires July 31. 1969. " · INSURANCE ' t •• • ' • ;, \; \ ! ' '·,. ·~ ., OVER 100 YEARS ~F :SlRV~~E.. Mit 4U4!t . ". ~-~ ·. ' )" ~,· ' ~l ' ,f The Industrial Resourc.tts ' qomp~ny ASHLAND OIL • REFINING COMPANY ; ' . .· . . . " . ~ ' ~ • ' ' .,, . ' Act now and enjoy whole-house heating comfort this winter. For one low package price, you gft Empire's remarkable new 100,000 BTU LP-Gas forced air furnacE! completely custom installed by Ashland's home heating The Empire furnace is slimmer, trimmertakes less space in your home . Operates quietly. Its steel heat exchanger provides efficient. low cost operation. The matched burner assembly is designed to eliminate the major cause of burner service calls. Just set the room temperature you desire on the sensitive dial control and forget about it. r---------------------------,i 1 I : Please send me more dttails on the special Forced Air Heating Offe([ I I I I . I I I1 L. I , M~§ I J. State City Phone . . II ' ' , I ' , """'-------------------·r-----~ ·"' ' ~ 'OX 471; POM'EROY, OHjO. I!HOHE: "'2-5111 . ' 6 -room house) 1 Nam•----------------~--------- Asb/llnd~ .RE'l ESTATf·IUtUAL FUNDS !completely inslalled in an average specialists. • Cold air return . THE DOWNING-CHILDS· A-GtNCY ... ,. $56995 ' I , . . \~ )!:·· .·t. 1. .. ~. •.!< .~ ':\:1 1:. ~ . lti!'LlY, W. ,v;,. ·.,:J>IIOM.II ~-~ , . ) !C\,~~~~ �Over 14.0 Honor the Ben Neutzlings Sunday . . A ." "' ;rkle, - tho 11r11 ttiOit ot tho glrlf _ ll'<lm Alheaa to Parliero!Jurl, W.· Y~~o, wao talteaSultdiJbjl-.,.r•oftlleMld- rcr . -sun. We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992·3480 lb. LARGE RED VINE RIPENED .. CHOPPED SIRLOIN ••••••• LEAN STEW ·BEEF TENDER BEEF LIVER•••• hoefer _WIENERS.••••••••, Yum 1 .Brand ·-. "· -li··UNCH T· ·, . ' Lean, Tender POR STEAK ·. lb. ·:·/.-:·.·.·.·:·.·.....··.······· ·.. lb. 'l' . LIVER lb. Tracy-· cellll,y by troop. ' cu.jp bo!lkleta wert dlo.tributid IIIII plana were llltlde ror at....,... do.r • wldch wDl be held at Ro.!a1 Oak Park the loll week .·· ... Ia JUliO. ~oday ....,.. the litis will meet at tile Mlddllport Roollolde Park tor a wiener rooat. Each lh'll1 to !Po a BUOII. Future cMI ·were dl101111ecL VIcki a,.bn wa1 a fllllll at the moetllll 11>1 olhoro all8lldll1g !'lll;f, POIID' O'Brien, MelaDio Burt, Patsy Puab, 11>1 were oened by Korea 11111 lJwrld. .... : .: ,;<~"'\ ~ I lJW \l11f~ '~.·n ?i'{ Rb ' . MIDDLEPORT JIJNIOR TROOP 5 . SEVEN RS OF THE MIDDLEPORT Browale rroc.> 87 whO will,- Ill J'ltL!"OIIII 5 Ia eorl,y 1111111 II Frl· . op- diJ!• ~Itt the.....,.... ~ '~ ""' ..,. . ,. .,~ !fa¥,..,.., ~~w..~ .,.:t ~·?. '<: ' I . Ch ase & Sa nborn .•••••••.•••..•• ~~.••·J •19 Coca-Cola SWI.,,n1ng...................... 3 Cake ••••••••••••••••••••••• 3 1• 00 BISCU I 5••••••••••••••••••••••••10 99~' Sl raw berry Preserves •.••••... ~..... . ., Margartne:~~N!!................. • 4 1.00 .I I T. 12 ' 1.00 T01 e ISSUe••••••••••••••••• e SHORTENING con MARTHA WHITE & SCOT LAD SMALL BOTRES 6 e ., ' bo••• SCOT FARM SCOT LAD 18 ••· 49~ lbo. ' Scot Lad Big Dollar Values! •....·•, , . ' ' ' .,.•;..·... S for oO . POT PIEs••••• 1• MRS. FILBERT'S OR BLUE PAUL CASa, MIDDLEPORT POSTMASTER, boo qreed to oerve ao l1nl driw chelnttaa for the Girl Scouts. The 1969 drive wiU bo eonduded In October, Vllloae .,.ptalna wDl be aamed 11¥ Casd. Plan Classes .•· On Wednesday Nils ) ! Ytllow Corn • :~·:;-;~. • • •••••.5,... 1. 00 Swttt PHs••••••••••. ••••• 6 ••.. 1.00 T•ltots •••••••••••••••••• 5"'"' 1.00 A,lt Sauce •••••••••••••••• 5coo•1.00 c.ts.p••••••••••••••••••• 3-~.:~·1.00 c.fftt CrHmtr •••••••••••••·~·-~;.39e -==iPILLSBURY FLOUR ~ "- WITH THIS COUPON 5 bag lb. 39~ Rod...,oble ot Mork V Store ooly. hplres April 19, 1969 ~ NEW! PLANTERS CORN STICKS POTATO ·STICKS CHEESE BALLS CORN Regular 29e Can PORK &VEAL EYery Day Low .Price! TV DINNERS ,. AD QUIZZ 10 d. pack · Red Min or. \ BREAD Union Workllan . ~~I have a heat hne Continuinl Service, yoor !olin Hancock repre· oentatove can tailor-make 1 disability income plan for )'OII, .and will keep it up to date. to meet chansina cir· cumstancet. Write or call us today for full details. . '· ").) to htlp . him \find work. ' ' . ' GENE RIGGS 992-5869 or 985-3595 ~~We have a heat p u m p , and it's very economical! There's very little repair and if it's insulated and built properly it will compete or beat any other type of heat on the market. There's a definite guarantee on them and it's definitely no more expensive to operate. We've had it for B years and we're well pleased with it.~~ R Enos Schrockil I I ' I CONVERT YOUR WARM AIR HEATING SYSIEM TO TOTAL ELECTRIC TOTAL COMFORT PACKAGE For 20" Sl:ie .. I . .IN SEiVICE DEPT. . Wt "" ..,.Ice· your pitwer ..w.r. Qope1141oiolt . ...,.let, ......~It...... \ • • 0 " ' ·' ·' .... ' ' i"" . , 0 I .. • ' ., 2.37 •• .. Raymond Dervin• An electric heat pump can heat your home electrically at about the same cost you're now payi~g I And it provides central air conditionIng In the Summer. One unit does both jobs. Sound too good to be true? The men aboveand many others In our service area-know It to be true. If you're thinking of replacing your heating system or Installing air conditioning, you tan get both at less CO$l t~an separate systems to heat and cool. ·Call ua or mall this ·coupon for a free estimate. Ckt~Mo ~·· :f, .' •' ' TOBACCO . p u m p , ":nd ; : -osts me considerably less money because it's about twice as efficient. The ducts were already in existence, therefore, all they had to do was set the unit inside and the other one outside, and insulate. There's no reason at all why you can't install electric heat in any older home.~~ CHOICE OF 12 MODELS 11•1•1 . Prices start At Push ' • 44.95 aaloop. ' ' ·, ' ' Pl•ce a ·"Job Wan~ .cloa,iif!ed ~ ·~ WITH NO MONEY DOWN, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS, AND 10·YEAR WARRANTY! odGP7iofi. , } 2•, ~·~ wbilt he II · Si"er Sales & Service & McCalls P1tt1111s m W.• SECOND 992·2384 .. POMEROY'.0. pump,andoneotthe advantages is that the same piece of equipment is used to both heat and cool the house, so the cost includes air conditioning.~~ If you were disabled for any lenath of time, wouid modi· cal bills and the costs of e••tYda~ jjvina wipe out I 1 J 3. ... ~1f{!ij~[ Hayden Hannabass• \ .), 1. Put. him up far • CARTON You of VIlli' Savlnp? \ Stlt-rr.,.n.-~ · OR USE OUR CUSTOM DRESSMAKING SERVICE ~~We have a heat WANT 1 • •BROCADES •SATINS • LACES • DOTTED SWISS • CREPES, ETC. 992-2556 AT THE END OF POMEROY BRIDGE Roll HUFFY SATUBDA ONLY , FRITTERS FABRICS ' DAIRY VALLEY Try Our Delicious Sandwiches 1111 Dlsalllllty ' .,UIUple Clloice lith Our Lovely FOR AMALT, SUNDAE. CONE, OR SHAKE- HURRYI JOIN THE GANG. ON YOUR NEW ' FASIDIYGICMI Church. Out.ot.-nt;y . aueltl at I h e OjlOII hauoe were Elmer El>erabacb, Point Pleo11111; Mr. ani Mrs. Cbarleo Smith, COiumllua; Mr. and Mrl. liBpne Heller IIIII doughier, Jill, SlUtb Folnl; Miss . Darla El>erabech, - - : Mr. and Mrl. H. G. Burt, Belm'" .m 1 ELDEN BRAND • Whipple clarlnl the !lmda.Y ar.t11 ot the Saered Hearl Catholle and Save At Jameo Diehl wm conduct the clan tor tile lOth enders lmmedlatel,y CoiiGI!ini }4os Wedneodl)o. The cloaoeo tar I h e IJI'ede achool chUdren, 1~ tbroulh the olllh ende•· bo held 5ailrda)l mOI'IIilv at 9 o.m. In tile chlll'dt audlllll'llllll with ltiIII'Ucllon'i>l' the Rov. Mr. Fra,.. ell Mal~. The tesu1or moei!QI' of the Jwd,..o IIIII oenlor1 wD1 be held at 1 p.m. Sulldi.Y nlthl at tile ~-==~Mr~•:.·. . ; ; ; ; ; : : : . : : : : : Paul C&oel tor the Ntutzllngo, eroy. Rellllou• educatloo claooe1 at the S.cred Heart Catholic Church wiU be held WedModaJ! seventh, elshth ~ aln 1 h Indo otudeltl of tile porllh wiU meet at 6:15 p.m. ID tile audl· IOrlwn precedlov Malo <tor ill- . otrucllon from Mrs. Gearp Har-· Mrs. O,Oqe Powell, Parkera· bura; Mrs. w. J. Brown, Gill!110111; ••• SU..IIamllt.IID, GilUpolla; Mra, Jl. T. ~lnr. Sr., Gllllpolil, 11>1 Mra. AJIII' a-, AlhlltL Aulolia&wltlltlleoorrinswett IIIII Maud llrueoer, Mlal Frecia Grueoer, lira. Elbel William- · and a spedal I'J'II,)'et ol!erlnl Will 111111o by Mr. ani Mro. Joe hmle ur Mr. ani Mrs. Paul Ferrari, 300lh Ealt Main St., Pom- ........ . ··: ...· ... : . ... :·::···:-· ..··: ···: .····.· ··:··· · ·n·.·. :.•·. BANQUET \ ' FISH STEAKS ., can. PAK CARTON FROSTY SEAS 59~ lb. D>erobadt, Mr. 11>1 Mro. Cetl Hyoell, Mra. Grace Pratt, Mr. and Mrl. H. G. Burt, Mr. 11>1 Mrs. ArthUr !lrausa, Mrs. Adam D>erllbaeh, Mrs. Eldon Goul, Mr1. Frank wn11011rd Mrs. Gerald Fowell. Gltta were al10 received by the Neub:llngs from Mrs. Goor· gla Wllllamson, Mrs. Edith Htl· ner, _the staff and omcen d Jo- .,; · ..~UJ>-~?tlhroulli Life- The meet~Jv wllh a -~~~~~ daAce oeoaloa.., tile !own led by Mre. Marcella ~emaa, aaal- leoder, Mrs. mcbard V....,.., leaAier, welcomed the flllllla ml O"'llainod the c1o.r caq~ ~~ It was IJIIMIUDCed the! 1 court of awardo will be held 011 , · The no!~ Browalu were Pa~Q>Bo¥1eo, ClJ!Ihla LoDe, Valorle IAwla, Jlfepn M111er, Amelte SCarlltw. Trillo Glbbo, ani Declo' ColemoD. The moetiDfl c l - with the trlettdaltW circle. · • 10 KeDDath Harris and sons, FJ.mer gifts, a nwnber were present- \ MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 17t . FIRST GRADE VISITATION to the brownie meetlllp wu »]aJ1o nod during a meetiJw ot the troop 'lburoday nllht at the SeOUl n01111e. AI the oiPrll 2t meeUag tile llr1t IP'Idera of Mrs. wu- car~~BUOIII ll'<lm 3:30 to 5 p.m., IIIII on 1 girls Ia Mro. Maa(l claoe wDl bo inYIIod fiiiOBtl. Tho vllltatlon meotltip will In _....u.. to OlJlll(zhw aow troopo 1n tile faJI. lfro. mcherd 'VaU(IIIID, troop 01'111111101', will talk to the litis on ihe ICOUIIIIPJ'CIIl'llll. FollowiQK\he meeU.the 1h'l1- Ollltfdelora olp ot ~~~~~ eclct' hike with a "1~ time" ID tile Browale rtns. Mrs. 11ernan1 Fullz, leoder, 'i"'fcherae of tile meet!QI. ' INSTANT COFFEE bel 11>1 cloulhter, Mr. 11>1 Mrs. MeiBI Temple, !'7fhlm Slllerl, Mr. and Mra. Cbarleo &rdlll, ~-. Mr..... Mrs. Eel- Hab-, and Mr.miMra. Albert Woodard, Morlool a a d Baraea. A 11ft tor apeclal !ll't,)'erWU - to tile st. Pirlob Or· ploanap of C&rrolton by Mrs. !fa¥ lb. ·" Cllllll•• Clalr Kerr, Mr1. L B. Weed, Mr. and Mra. IIerman Warner of Naploo, Fla., Mra. Jom Llelwller, Mr. and Mro. llenr7 Reibel, Mr. 11>1 Mr1. Donlq Ral· . Refre......,.. p•••em'''fiBtR~·m·~ j. u:ruse- J. M. 1bornton, tile Put Pre•· !dents of the ~eo Auxiliary, Drew Webltlr Foot 39, Amorl· can Legion, Mr. and Mro. Joke Lee, RaiJ)h WOfry, Mr. ani Mrs. ed to them. Preseating gilts to - - - - - - - - the COUllle were Mrs. Mary Kw!..lman, Mr1. Helena Brlckles, LODGE TO MEET Mr. and Mra. Freel Crow, Mrs. POMEROY TROOP 61 Racine Lod&o 461, F. aniiA.M. 1WELW.MEMBERS OF POMEROY TRooP 61 erQoJed a ,.. will meet at 7:30 tonllht at the tun hike WedModay afteraooa. They cdleclld twl8o, llowen m1 terq>le lor a ll)tc~ ao18lon at Gillet i11UIIiiaad tbta ro1urDed to tho hmlo of Mrs. Doa 'lbomu to which the Maoter Maooo degree allld111111.1dentllY them. will bo exempUlled. Planl wpre llltlde tor giYIJw the llac COJ'OIIIOIII' at the Moadoy llliht P, T;A. lnoot~JW. lb. 29 SoJ4 Marti. kda ~POMEROY TROOP 110 F $94.24 wu Dillie oa a rutiUnqe llle 8lapd re1110, It wu l'eiiOI'Ied at '111uroday'1 moeliJIK of tile ' lb. 39~ SLICED PORK ~ lb. ·.·... · Ai TOTAL IB'cau·---a~•&s::a PORK SAUSAGE B co al :.~. lb. HOME MADE id Sliced Country ) · Mrs. ~ l'i~Ur!'aJ, tile leoclar,lllll her illlblnd ...... alllrted ll! tra11f110111ow tile elrb to Ado.,. b¥ Mr. 11111 Mrs. f'rlllk Poworo, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Swlllher, Mr. and Mrs. Ge...p.IIUiar, Mr. led lira. , Harold Fllcll, Mr. IIIII Mr1. Eupae Murn,y, Mrs. Nalley Cale, IIIII ~a. Newmu Burdette. After aetiiQI tile 11r11 oa the train at Athena, the llll'eltla thea dro1e to Parkerobur1to meet them. There wu dlllltr tor the .,..,.. at BBF before laldllll tho train r1c1a. ' Mrs. ~. MrL Swllhar, 11111 Mrs. Burdette weat with the IICOUII oa the. train. Other IUOIU tor the rlcJa were Dovld 11111 Paula Swilhor,, Do)'IO and Mary Arm MUlot, Brllll-, Kellee Bunlotte Mell11a Clle IIIII Venlda Glbba. ' M&tnber• of ,the trocp taldiiiJ tho train tq) were Pam Pcorers Vilerlo. Lewla, Jill Walbura, Velvet Swllher TriiB Glbbo Wal'-1,. Paula 1 Kloea, C7athla Laao Knwac.,.: Pa!QI llo¥1~•• Alii Fllcll, Calt, Velanle Vlllokll.la Terri Fife, aJ1Il ~ starllal' The brOiildea wm II.Y'II ID MAT to :Middi'PQrt Jwd,.. trocpa. lb. CABBAGE PLANTS··· 50 ct. bch. 49c I • J ' ARE LOW!· , lb·69~ «·. :~"«· MIDDLEPORT 0. PRICES CUBED PORK . .• v. :· • I lb. POTATOES U. S. NO. 1 MAINE 10 lb. . ' '. ' imit Quantitiei'' The OUR 10e BANANAS •••••••••••••••••• •• GoldenFirmFruit Every Day Low Price I "We and ~ BN,wnle TroCit 87.. OYer Ito relllivea IIIII frlet)llo aervlce. llro. ~ RlsP, anoth· extetdecl COIIII'alulallona to Mr. or dauabter of the Neutsllnga, 11>1 lln. Ben Neutlllnl 9mc1a1' lll'eoted the &~~osta. during 111 opm bolioe at tbeTrlnDurlnl the II10rDiag wonblp II;J Vidted Clllrcll of Onill boa- aenlce, the Trlnlf;y Qourch eoun. orll!l them 1111 tbtlr IIOth weddlita ell .PHoented Mr. and M r 1. lllliver10J1. Ntullllnl with a dozen goldrooe'lbe decor of tile IIOCia1 room, buda, and In lltelr name cootrlballdled by Mra. ~lnr. waa butlonl to tile ,Pai'SOIIII" buUdaa 'txlra\'1811118 In IOld; A huae lng 11111'1 were 111111o by the 1111>weddlns bell with sold ltream· VI Harveot.n Clau, Mr. and era IIIII wecldlng rln8 tepllcao · Mra. w. A. Glltb1, IIIII tile Trln· Will ... - .over lila Ialiie II;J Clrele. wltldt teomred a IIU'P Gold Doral irrllll"menta 11n. mont of mum1 ll>lllladloU !lank· eel tho wall of the IOclal room. ed by tbtee • branch candelabra Then were from Mrs. Albert 111111 lOki !Iller•· The COJ'IIetl of El>erlbacll and Mr. and M r a. lite nlrtlbmenttablo-elllllflc. Jame1 ClalwortbJo and daughter, ed with IOld IOMtlea. Twlla, Mra. Neul'zllntl'a oecret A wldta llGrel arr1Q1811111111 1101 of tho 'lblrd Frlda,y Club, with &Old ....Ueo were aled 0111 tile Frl0111117 Circle of Trlnlcy IOld covered maatel, and . t b o Church, 11111 !b'bll Derabec~, PIIICh table feomred a . ~ Mr. and Mra. l.aula Rolbel, Mr. Jabra witll mlalature and and Mrs. Elbert Robln11011, Mrs. IOld ro-1. Gutll1 liara "'" Anna Bel~ loire. Beallo Filch, lotered II¥ ldloa ~ I!J>erobach Mrl. Helen Slnltll, Mr. and Mra. and on tbtl table W.. uaad 111 J. S. Fauber and Mrs. Marguerarrlllll"'llent of wldte IIIII IOld 1te Meyer, Mra. Henry Ewing, daloleo, Mr. 11>1 Mra. Bemy Ewing. Mrs. Rmubmento were IOld and Ulllan Let, Mr. 11>1 Mrs. Harwldle rlbbcn llllllwlehe1, laney old El>erobech 11>1 famll,y, Mra. detorated eooldu 11>1 lndlvfd. Ann D>erobach and daugltleta, ual oerv!Dp of cab~ with J0111, Marrl, N111ey and Darla, ....,.raJ .....,moos - all ...... the llrlll' Bee• of tile Trlnlzy llllllo by Mrl. Noutzllna. Cburch, tbe l'omaroy libakel· A IOld ron ftooted In t b e _ . Club, and Mr, and Mrs. ,llllllcb oerved by Mrs. Marvla Marvla Burt and chUdren• Burt, a clallllhler of Mr. 11>1 Although Mr. and Mr1. Neutz. Mro. Neul2llng. MIIB Erma Slnlth ling had r0111e- that tholle at. preolded at tho silver cotlee tending the reception not bring •'~ l. '· I •' ! ' • ' ,• ' r-·--·--·--·- -·- - MAIL TODAY ------·--·-··-··., THI ELECTIIC CIII·OPEiu FlEE - • toddy -~~~ - · mtnd!d Dealer P"Pim,• written llllimlll of ttoe Ollllo connrt ""'' -ID ollc· trio ~ulioq. Olltr mlillllelo aor . . - only. nttt Is no '*'tltloiL Ohio Powtr CoonPIIII R1n. Q) • 301 Cimllnd Ave., S.W. Conlon, ONo 44102 ~mL----------------- �..... ·- ---·····-·· .-· . . . .. .. -- ··-· -~- - - ·-····· .. . ·-· · -- -------·--- ...,_..,..... . . --... ,, .-.-~--- • ) ., .-' ' ' ·' ~- - ~ --~ .. '. 'r . .,. 6 - Tho Dalb ~. Mlddleport-P...eroy, 0., April 15, 1969 Find Everything From Auto's To Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel Want Ads Re•l Est1te For Sale WANT A.D INFORMATION DEADLINES 5 ' '""' Dty Btfort Publlutlan MoiMI•y D..dline t '·"'· Ctnc:•llttlont & c.,rullon• Will r.e occeptt4 ""''' 9 0.111 . f01 QUALITY P~o~illication Day of 1965 CORVAIR CORSA H. 4 speed trans., 140 H.P, Midnight blue lini REGULATIONS TM P~lithitr ,,..,.,.,, tht ritht .a.. t1 11iif or f41illl;l ony ad1 d111Md jecllonal. TN p~llther will not lte fii,OMitllt fDI' 111011 that~ OM IM61'rKI il'tnrt ion . vinyl interior and bucket seats, new tires, nice clean one. RATES 01111 1965 PONTIAC ........................................................ $1695 Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white aver \8 cenh ptr Word 1i• contecutiYI lnttnlon• 25 per c;tnl Oi ~tounl on poid orh dark blue finish . Clean interior, like new w•w tires, ;;;~;;; oM tdt paid within 10 doyt . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl .5 0 lor 50 word min imum . Eo . odd it ionol word 2e . BLIND AD S s·•;;;tcl:·dlfi' OP!M EYES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS 8:30 o -'" · to 5:00p.m. Ooily 12:00 Noo" Soturdoy_ c.rd Of Thanb The Crusades began before 1100 and lasted nearly until ~ For lent For Sale who remembered me 1fl pnlf· er. Your kindneso will _,. be forgotten. Mrs. Dores Arnold. 4-16-ltp extend our and appreciation to all wllo asslsled uo in any way at tho 1!168 CAMERO Vll, I Jlllllll: 1967 F'ln!illnl Vll, 4 apead. Call ii9U54'I or 9!PUNB. - - - lbanb WE WISH to <!ealh of our wife and motber, Irene Hudson. Special lbanks to Pomeroy Emergency Squad; Ewlug Funeral !lome, John Cline Dally and to all who sent food. Walter Hudoon, Larry Hudson FamUy, sisters and brothel'll. f.J$.11p --- WE WISH io thar* our lriendl, neighbors and relatives fur their II}'Dlpathy and kindness after the dealh of our dar mother Avanell Jacks, we thank the HDizer Hospital, Dr. Kemp, Dr. Walker, ibe Martin Funeral Home, the vllle Chrlstlan Church fur their help, fond and use ol .the Fellcmtlip Room, the r.e.s- pallbearers, Rev. Ira Wellman for his eonoollng words, Mr. C. 0 . Ourpman, ibe orgaoist, !hose who se!ll canl!l, fl"""l'll and food. oar lllncere thanks to all who helped In any way. Your ~ sball never be forgotten, In litis . time of deep SOt'l'(JIIII. Children, Ray' Betty. Junior, Jeao, Gea!td, Mane! and famUleo. 4-15-ltp -Notice -- ~TI'E'N'l'ION, Bee Line l"ublolls, for home obowl, cards lllowl, or your !IIIII Jlf!IOIIII fashions. Call Etl!el llellll MN910 or Linda (Bahr) Bentz, IMt.WIO, or Oleller e.uta. 4-IJ.«e GUN SHOOT by !be Racine Fire Department, SUnday, April 11l, at the Bob IIIII farm, will be two half hop. Proceeds will go to the n.,.. Emergency Squad l!'u<t. 4-ls.stc AtJCTION, Saturday, Aprl II, 10 a.m. We have sold our borne and will sen the followIng personal proper ty located five milel ~ Ill Langsville. Leave State ll<>oM 124, 2\i miles WMI of Lanpvme on state RL m to tile VIllage of Danville. Watdl fllr signs. Complete bedroom suite, living room suite, J'OS. <I'll and olher ebaln, 4 wool rugl, wanlrobes, studio coudl. metal bod, ll'OIIer, m gu bea...,, Maytag waslw, glass cans, antlqueo, nwtle ..... 4-""""" "I. ---For Sale or Trade Business Opportunity YOUR . and Brake Service . BLAETTNAR'S . OWN YOUR own dry cleaning busine!ls Ambitious man or aa.lfc woman to take over and own truck and route. We will do Help Wanted oieaning wholesale. Apply In HOUSEKEEPER 5 days a week, person. A.B.C. Cleaners, Ma· :1·:e in or out. CJII 992-'1?.88 or son, W. Va. 4-10-tfe TWO REG1IJI'IIlRI!lD Shetland 217-2302. 4-13-31c stalllono, bl!d; around 1941 incltee In belgbtb. Lorenm WILL SELL on• or both o! my 1\~AN OR woman. Midway Mar. Davis, Klngllbury Road, '4 cleaning plants. A. 1!. C. keL Phon•' 992-2!565. 4-15·3te milt west of new Rt. :11. Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. f.4-10tr 4-10-lfe ~lEN FOR production work In mcdern brick plant, steady ALIMNUM Fishing Boall, For Sale work, day shift, good hourly safe. deep, sturdy, Buy a safe and pie<:e work rates. paid POODLE PUPPIES. AKC ToJ llo:ll for ,.,.,. family's proteo. miniature, $75 and up. Stud vacations and holidays, insur. tlon. See iorenzo Davis, '4 service and grooming. Plqe a..,e benefits, free bunk mile west rl. new Rt. D 411 992-5443. 11 I tfc fHluse. bring your own bed Kingsbury Ro'"l. f-I.30ij! ciothes or move to this nice rural area nortb of Columbus, SOUTHERN plants, cabbage, REMOVE EXCESS body f1ukl tomatoes, pepper and sweet Ohio. No a~e limit. Apply In with nuldex Tablell, only potatoes. Order now. Charles person only. The Galena $1.49 at Nelson Drug. 1-IMDI(I R. Harris', Portland, Pbone f1hole Tile and !!rid< Co .. GaIM3-21WS, J-27-IB"' 11163 P'ORD Falrlane, BT, Vll, 1ena1 Ohio. 4-15-6tc f.!JlOOCI tnmll·, extra clean. LOT ON Mill st., In Middleport WOMAN to hel'l with Ph. . . . . . 1-f.Uc close to pustoffk:e. 40-loot cleaning two da)". wide, 12!5 foot deep, Eleel· CHINA Cupboard. Elllra nlte. !192-3&2'1. lent lot, 20 foot alley In back. Call 117~. w.Uc Phone m-5251. U.tlc TWO WAITRESSES, &]lillY at Orchard Inn, 'Mason after 5 TAKE son. ..,..y the Bluo SET o! plows, com pidr«, 61 p.m. f.l~ Lustra way from eiii1M!II ml Chevrolet, Phone 217-2161. upholstery. a.nt el«!!rre ~ shampooer $1. Sayre HardA"'" Sales ware, N"" !Iaven, W. VI. ;q43 CHEVY haifton plelrop SC01'I'IE Trailer, ready io go, 4-1&4\e truck. Good motor, $100. 204 Mulberry Ave,, Pomeroy, Phone 992-5448. 1-1:1-Mp t'IIUII~ 11Jr,h}'lti7. 4-13-Ctp IF CARPETS look dull and drear, remove tile spoil 11 19'14 DODGE. ~ylinder, f. lAVE I!IG. Clean rugs and up. · the)' appear wltb Blue LUttre. ~oor. standard II'Bllsmlsslon, holstery with l!lue l.urllrol. Ront electric sll1IJnpooer 61. good running <Ondition. V.OO. Rent eledrk sbampooer $1. l!aker Fumlture. 4-1~ Phone 992-5462. 4-13-31e Tiny's I!8J1alnland. 4-14-«e EXCELLENT condition. Ulllld, 1!165 COMET. 6-cyllnder, standone Kelvinator 13.6 automatic •rd transmission, A·l condidefrost double door refrigertion. Call 992-3030 between 8 ator, 6150. One 311 inch eieeo m. and 5 p.m. or 742-5913 tric range with ¢die, $50, after 6 o m. f.U.Ste one 7 piece brealfast tel, like new, '-15, Phone 949-a 1!164 MERCURY Marauder. after 5 p.m., N-2512 from lwtHioor hardton. power 9 a.m. to 4 p10. f.IUic ' teerin•. good condition. Pearl Powell. Long Botiom. Phone IIOUSE In Racine, I bedrOIIIIII, 985-1130. 4-I:J.3tp balh, CIW1Ilt' tranofenod. For appointment c:aU N-1811. :!164 CliEVY 'h-lon plclrup, 4-IUtc ~ood tires, new engine recently Installed. $695. Harold SINGEROIIe;;w;;bii!;-,M;,aebiDed In Brewer, Long Bottom. Phone beautiful light flnl&lled 01111!185-3554' f. I Hlp SMITH AUTO SALES kAHAUGA, OHIO net, like new. Fully equipped 1o do oU fancy sewtrc a 19112 RAMBLER. stand'U'd shift. $100. Phone 992-!&'11. 4-13-&le JOliN DEERE R 'l'nelilr IIIII wen as beaullful lllraJsbl Etitching and zill zag dellgnplow. Anotber lndor ror lnl. Pay off balance oil pay1004 GMC pickup, I> ton, Pltooe parll. Good rear tires ... botll ments at $6 montllly or *10 992-5990. f.ls.stp tractors, all for fD, RaJ Yount!. lluo<eel Rllecl, FlroDe cash. GuarB111eed. ~ lltiZ2685. 4-IUtc For Rent Coolville 8111-3482 or lll'l.$11l 4-!lap REPOSSESSED - l u i Va1 THREE ROOM apartment. com• cuum Cleaner complete with plelely modern with buUt-ln EIGHT GtlADE Afti!UI helfero, altaehmeots, paint spray and year11nl!l. '111oma D. 817re. kitchen, wall oven aOO tableconlwlmler. LooU and deanl Grent Bend. Pbone JMI.:IIM. top unit, stainless steel sink like new. Pl!y oil balance of 4-!Ntp with disposal unit, bath, ccm· e paymenls at $6.110 mmlhly. plete with shower ard large Phooe ti!IJ.,_, 4-JI.«e 19'8 APACIIE camoh« trailer, EXPERT Whel Alignment . 1 BUDGET PRICE furniture Amended were: - Abill to extend 1111 term d. office for the m81Dr from two to four years, ef!eetlve.lub' 1,1170, for the term starting JuiJ 1, 1971. - To divide the dey Into five wards Instead of tho oxlllll118 7, under the one man one vote rule, eff..Uvo Ju1Y 1, 1970, tor the eleellon d. the Mil'or who will take office oo JuiJ I, 1171. L, w. Ge!Q>, CouniY Clerk, hoWever, pointed Qll thalli will be lmpolllllble io change 1111 rest•tratlon books for the May 17 election, as the books will be closod oo April 17. The mayor 1o be elected on May 17 wtll servo a two year term, but aubSOQienl mayors wtll servo four year tenna. - To raise tho oxlaries above the original charter d. 1915, d. mayor to not loss lhan$8,000 per year; Clcy Clerk 1o not tell than $4,800 per year; coonetlmen to $120 minimum, not to exceed $300 per year, eff..Uve Jlll.l' 1, 19~; the next council may raise all oalarlea lor tho tenn that SEWING MAC!flNE; repair ser\Y'fee. ' aD-..makei: 'flY i. mt Tlie il'abl'lc Shop, PoD> eroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sberpen Scissors. S-21-lfe C!GARETI'E vending machlnel and service. ABC Enlerprllel, Mason, W.Va. Phone '1'/UMS, S«tke. calls alii antenna nlee and •ervlce. Some anlennal Installed free with pumwe. w.Uc Insurance Al!TOMOBIT.E tnsuranee beea r~neeDed! Loot your OJIOfll. llcenseT ean en.H. I II tk on NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Mo. 20092 E1tate of Lorundo Mltltt, DltCHied, Notlco It horelly gh<•en thot Mor~ M. Buck, who.. Post Office od~ dro" 11. Pomlt'oy, Ohio, R. D. 4, has boon dul )' appointed Encutrhc of tho Ettato of Lorando Mltht, Pceotod, loto of M•la• Countr, Ohio. Dated thit 4th doy of Aptll, 1969. JOHN C. BACON Acting Jullgti of tho Prollota Cot~rt Malge County, Ohio ---·-·· --- ..... - Cltfll: ell Mill CMrt IY Jentt I. Mtrrll 4ltJt•• ...... \\1' f. :' ; t presents LOCAL REPORlS DAILY J:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. Keeping Meigs Gallic and · Mason · Area Informed As Well ' As Enterloined . ·~- , , ; " I ·"""\,--:: ' •. gave, Jr., lhaoked ettlzena Jnc1 the cooncll for helping to amead the antiQ1aled ctiy charter. Ho Aid lhere waa nsed io senttlrtfze the rest or the eley charter. Pro Hill were Mayor D,B, llorgan, Cley Clerk Patey Blrdetle; I I I I 1 0111' ~ BOTTLED GAS. Avoid rr.on uP Utd nro hazard. We..., AUCTieMI Saturny, Aprll19-10 1.11~ We bove oold oor home allll wlll seD 1111 followltW peroo~ al prq,et'Qiloeated llvemileuoutlnreatofLI!IIIavWe. Leave SCale Route 12t, :llh mUei of t.otWovWe on SCale Rt. 325 to 1111 v111aae of Danville. Watoh for atgns. A.vallobla In 155 HP 6 cy_l. engine or 230 or 280 HP V8 on• o!nu in Spacial Ol,, , Skrlork, "~ork Cu•to~t~, Grond Sport, & ort Watonl, 2 4n., • dn.t .,.,t 2 . Hord Top1, A dr. Harc1 Tof•• Sto. Waton• ond Conv..- Cclt1Piete bedrO<ID aulte, llvltW room Illite, rockera and tlb •• • other chalra, 4 woal ruga, wardrobes. studio couch, metal 69 Pontiac Tompait A• low o• ..........S2566.75 da•• sla•• _. Avalloblo In 170 HP ovttftH4 earn 6 c_yi.J 265 HP Yl I" put, C:u1torn $, Lt-.n.t, ' r..,. .. GTO- 2 dr•·• 2 drT Htr4 Toptt • dn., A dr. Ho;d OJI 1 Stotlon Wooon•, and Canvottl.,tu. c...u,.. 69 Pontloc A• low ao ..........S1157.~ Ho,;,.,. Chao&e your Inlier home from oil to I I 1 ..=.r,.a\l........r..--.:~lir~ A. low os ................ $2620 Avolloblo In 290 «10 cu. In, O"'IMI In • dt~., dr. Hard, Tot~•• 2 if, Hard To,,, Connt711tlol ond StjH•n , w.. I 1c--runi"i-;'Uiiiiuir·~ • Lore Tranomilled Orally Despite their highly devel· oped civilization, the Incas had no systems of writing and all knowledge and lore was transmitted Qrally. Numerical records were kept on knotted cords, according to the Encyclopaedia l!ritanmca. gonso r··s-;,iichet;.Ti;-o..~---- I·: I I .;a; '/15; 4/22 3tc .•..._,.."· .,....... ............... i;' 'JWITe ONLY o4 C\R BN:KFIRING I Cley Attorney lla1mond G. loltagave, Jr.; CouneirmemberaJim Wlalns, BlliWinter,DonaldWal- · die, Jack .lmlper1 Jack Fowler, Dick Meli'oae, Wallace Slnllll, Jim Fisher, Russell Holland and Wadear Thabet. ' Clllzena present wore Mulno Nlhert, chairman of the Execulive Commlttoo d. tile Democratlc ParQr d. Point Pleaaant; Lawrenee flenls, Red' Lingerfelt, Claude Swann, EmU Romans, Roy bellnl In tm, Klncald, Jr., Solclon Flemlni. AI CI\Y Attomeylll,yJnond G. Mus- BliP, and Eddie MeDermltl, "'* Pbone ltJ-U. ,. { l1t{II'Q« I (i • AT PT. PlEASANT - A public hearing condUeled III dey coonell Monday nlibtreaultecllnthree ordinaoce aacl pro<eclure billa to amend the existing dey charter being passed In 5t ml11lteo. niere were no objecllooa. on ';J INFORMAnON' NEWS Revised our third floor budget ohop. Baker Furniture. Middleport. Oblo. a.lfc --- IE. Maia Pomeroy, 0. ' WMPO I 1 tfe READY · !IIIX conerelt delivered right to your proJect. Fast and easy, Free elll· mates. Phone f92.3214, Goeglein Ready ·Mix Co., Middleport, Ohio, I 10 lfc ~ ' Charter 4 8 lfc TV ·a Point's eration, New Haven. heme HARR!PfS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pl••r1Jfllllt& Alii AIR CONDITIONING Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrig- 882-2079. NJGHl .•• CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992·215{ NIGHT 992-732t R. It RAWLINGS SONS -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 C. C. BRADFORD AUCI'IONEER Complete llenloe ..._ HNII1 Raelae. Oldo crtn Bradford ---- For The Fasbtst' Se~lce DAY or; ss.ss SEPI'IC tanlrs cleaned. MIOer Sanitatioo, Slelrart, Ohio, Phone ~. · S.ls.tlc n... --- ·---;;;:;,;,;;.;._.J CIIUCK'S Casll and Carry TV Service, save up to onHialf on repairs. Bring them In and save. Chuck's TV, l5ll Butter· nut Ave., Pomeroy. ~tfe EIG!!T AORFS. s.llortrwn house. bath. balement, noar !.onR Boltmn. Water lap set. A country borne, fl!iOI. For lnfonnollon cal Reedf. viDe, 811'/.3311. 4-~ NEI!DS Complete Front·End Business Services --- • lltlllllr Service GEO. HOBSTt.'lTER, Brobr LETART - 6 rooms, balh, 2 porches, drilled weD, 4 nice lots. $0000.00 ClimER - Nice 6 1'0011111, 1111 ......... TN<ll oalh. lull basement, screen- From l!ullca>str lladteeor To The ed patio, garage, S\i acree. !mallest Hooter Coro. Farm pond. 613,1100.00 II'IDDLEPORT - 6 rooms. bath, furnace, nice fireplace, Pom!IJ'Ol' paneling, 2 acres. $6,1100.00 J.---~--~1 HELEN or VIRGR. '!'EAFORD . ASSOCIATES -f.l5-3lc l4p - . . , bureau, picture~, wash stand, round table, 11et ol elralno, two bedl, g1aa door cupboard. two vlolillll, banjo, Dulcimer, """'"' eabl. net, C81l11011, Army rifle wltll closet, nicely decorated. can ammunlllon, many small arllll"rl tilT.., limes. ~ 4 to 992.-5271 for ap ·oLntmenL ticles; lllll!bet', fence pooll, 8. MI. Win!• Guinther, Syra4-15-tlc ertenslon Iedders. log dlains, B~inass Services l]l'lndJtonee. Garden tlDer, • "''""· Phon• 9M-21M. 9!!0 Bllf· TERMITE\! swarming. They are time. 4-IJ.tlp bllel ol h117, SO bales rl.lllraw, fURNISHED on1 unfurnished reproductlves klcked out ot hand IDola, 110111e old; IIIIIIJ .apartments. Close to school. HAY. !'bone lll'l~lM. 4-ll«ll tennile eoloay deotroyl!llwood trlelel not listed. J . E. VIIICI, Phone !192-$434. 10-11-t!e In 11'"1'. home. A Melga comOWDer. TenDs cab. Not ,. JNllll'. AUied Pets and Tel'lllile 8pOIIIIble fl1l' l<cidenllt Ill .'!'RAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile 14 !I'(WY1' , _ _ Motor boftt• Control llervlce, 7 Libert St., tr; HP motor, trallet with lola. J..urd1 .......t. Sale Pomeroy, Ohio, Phone 992Court, Syracuse, Ohio on Stale winch. •. Alone IIH4CIJ, ciDeled by Br lilltd Audbl Rt. 124, Phone 9ft.2111. 5669, f-15-&lp 4-IS-Il'p Ct., Raclne, Ohio, Plllllo a.n-tk .... 4-!Me FURNISHED house In Po.,. FISH BAJT, .m- and nile SEE NEIGLI!!R BuBdlnr SUpVACANCY fllr twa e1deltJ , . roy, llv<· I'OOIIIA and bath. mwltn, Jolla Jroebler, Colply for building )"0111' home. Jill. , . JidYate paid ,.. Call evenlnl!l, t92-52&Z. lei• Road, s,r-. " Call <Ill)' Nelgler, Rldne, o. tllldl. Phaol ..... ,....., 4-K-«c U.Uc tiiNtlll. .... '~====== ILAEnNAIS FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM 1300. aparl'lllenl, Middleport. Pllone S'l'l'lRI!lO PIIONO rodln eom992-3814. »lfc hlnoflon. ,.........,., loob Employment W1ntecl '''" n~. """. Multhlle speakINTERIOR and eltorlor paint. !'RAILER, BI'OWII's '1\>aOer aumm•tle mPart, Minersville, Phone 992lng and roof ......X. Call Gene ""' """-· lleaullful band 3324. f.9.12tc Congo, Long l!oltool, INS-IIUI, """""' olied walnut cabinet. T•ke •ver IIO)'IIIenls of only 4-16-l«p Pets For Sale 11.50 weelrlv or nay ballllllO, EASTER SPElCIAL. small min- $115.116. Call 9!JI.a. 4-!Uic For Tr1cle Iature poodles, puppy trim in. GUNll lor real eatate In Metp eluded. $65; also pugs, scot- 1'ml'R BRAND new delnOIIIINCounty, Pbone 11Ui81. ties, wires. Ireland Road Kentnra, zl~ zag -'"II matb4-INtc nels, County Rd. 59, Coolville, lnes. Clooe out at CaD Phone 1167-3555. 4-0-lote 992-2nll. 4-. . I WISH to thank eadl oae wllo sent me cards. nowers ml so many gills duriDB my recent bospltalization. Sp«<al Ulanlo; to ·Rev. Lemley, Rev. Grate, Rev. Smith and Rev. Cao:O fur lilelr visitaliono and prayero. Thanks to tho blood donor and to all those Bu.siness, Se·rvices l~ '.·'.' .. . ' ' ' EXPEIIENCED HOBSTETTER REALTY a Company ofHcial cor. V-8 engine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, bucket seats and console. Black vinyl roof. New car title and guarantee. lnstrlion Mlni111um Chc:.rt• 7Sc 12 cent• per word three contiCu· tlwt intertlons . lt!r·o.m. to - - - - - 4-l.atllc 1968 CAMARO 2 DOOR ..........................................$2895 For Wor'll Ad S.rviu 5 uftf• P'' Word :s? 2 SIGNS . OF ' bed,'~roner 1 two 111 heaters. Maytq 1'fl&her 1 cans, antlquoo, marble top dreoser bureau, picturos, nob oland, roullll taltlo, .1111 ~ chllrl, two beds, eupboan!, two vlollria, bonJO,IlulelmO!', ~oorcl e""'net. earmon. Army rUle with &IDIDiinltlon, 11111'0' lmall ~eles; lumber, lonoe poat., oxtetlllot! lodd!on, toe ehll.., II'IIIIIJtoneo. Gmlon tiller, 60 bales or~~ 50 bole• oi:atraw, hand toola, some old; 11111'0' uttclei not Uoled. J. E. VANCE, OWNER · T•rlll• caah. Not reiiJOIIIiblo fouccldenh or lou. L<moh servod. . , • '' THE ONL.V TIM!! . AN AVER'Ael!! cHii.o 15 AS,ec::dQ·,$ OOL.t:l ., . �8 - Tho . ' , ' ' ' Oliver fr<lli .;.. 'b . ' ~ Ruth Gordon for "Rosemarta ' But It was the stun111111 tla ¥tween the queenlY Hepburn and the raucou stret..nd that captured the imagination of Hollywood. Miss Hepburn ftrst won the awanl In 1932 lor "Mornirw: Glory" and rOUowed that trllJiliPl\ last year with her role oppo~it<i the late ~encer Tracy ~ I . . -· :;-iftat . 10 tAlp aU oihor· 1111111 In tho amual c-titloQ. Best a~ actor- ud actress laurels to a pair o( oldtimera, Jack A1bortaGn tor "The SWJect was Roses" and < ~ '~ (Caotl;u.,a Baby• ., ~.,Plane n,.lb' ~;·· .!k!,diA . ~~~ Shot Down Far Outside -Korean WASHINGTON (\WI) - The Der~nS. Department said to- ·; da.v "'all evklenl·e now available•• Indicates a missirw U.S. re- ··,.,-conatssan.;e plane was shot down by North Korean aircraft and. It was 11 far out1ide" North Korean airspace when attack- PolitiMl•hell ~~ COLUNBU'I - GOV.. JAI,IFS ;.;. · ~. z:~ ect. '. ,, . ·:,: · The unarmed Navy electronic Intelligence plane with 31 ·:. abaord haa been miiBing since about midnight Monday and the ;,North Korean Communists claimed it was shot down after vi~>­ ..~ latbtg Uwir air space. ~ But the Pentagon declared in a statement at 11 a.m. EST: "'! "from a variety oC sources, some of them sensitive, we are - able to confirm that at all times during lts mission the air:..:~ craft was far outside any claimed territorial airspace of North. lateit move for~ ' nt I " Hille late ...,.,.. " ,...,.slltlte terit;v In ~tate - ~· •; a . , ''lr"'' ~\-'-'= Democrats ..lei ~. Rhode~, In a ourpri-. 1IIOVI -IY ll)ted otato Flnaneo lllreetor IJCIIIUd 'Colllet to reYiow tho lo~:!i· ilacel 811>1111011. < • • ' ·._-$ ' ' ' .. , !• •'We may lind It neeesaary to lnvoi<O new auslerit;v mMall{lll to make sure that atale~ 1t110ndinl Is kept In n... with lnc<lno," tho goveraor aali:L ..lttte aUatertt¥ move was tate ln e_oanna:," Rep. VlllIIam E. Hlnlr, Jl.New flilladelphla, aald. "But 11!11018 lwoulcl I~ port it. n SU. WWlam B. N)'e, D-~ J8ld "auaterl! is l CC. venianl word that lets yau back down frolll reipollslbUity. -,r1._ • ,.· Now You Know DQnol4 lbl'lh. Mra. ·r.;~"Vwi~eullllil,· and ,..._ in "Guess Who's Coming to Robert :Merlc:e ofCindlllatiWIIft Dinner." -~ au~ats of !olios Frloda She ls only the second actress Fao1UIIe. 1 in history to win the award in . Mr. l!ld Mra. wnnam Fftd successive years. Luise Rainer sm1111, sr. o1 llnolbur1 and Mr. was the first In 1936 and 1937 and Mfa, uiwrence Bauatunan with "The Great Ziegfeld'• and and Jelrre1, ~ &ulda,y 40 The Good Earth." (Continued !rom- ll • Vt~IU,. re!Jtl'rea In Cbarlealn&le shot at a high altitude • 1 Sil'€:er Streisand, who was Mr, and MI'a. Slllllb were Eas· born ten years after Miss " tor Visitors ol their son-Ill-law ' The plane's home baee, Hepburn won. her first Oscar, ~ datqlltor, Mr. and Mra. Ted Atlflll, Is lOcated In tho Tol<yo . made her film debut in "Funny ~·· . and children, 'l'olll .... area, aboot 30 miles trun the GrU," playing Fanny Brice arxl Jill, Defiance._ reprising the role that made her Dart.:filled beehive slwt geu 238 RedtJ ' · Sill. and Mrt. Jobn T. llrYIII capital and aboot 15 utlloa frllll a star on Broadway. SAIGON - COMMVNIST SOLDIERS CREPT Into SOuth V I - JuniOr Holo!Dger and opMed bJ .... dauiblor. Taml, Grud Yokobama. The p~ne carries ao tnuch . Sir carol Reed won the rrom cambodlan bivouacs today and In human wa"!s attac~. a~· prayer and Bee~ and treas.. Forks, N. D. were aueata ·last sophlatlcal.ed equipment, awr· Academy Award for best s, ootpost whose defenders turned them back wl\h ~lve artil· uror reporla. , week of Mr. and Mro. .fohn llr:Y· director for the colorful musi.. lecy round&, klllitV 238. '!be recent OilS 11mt, tho 111'11 an and dau&llter, Doltla. Sst. ces elqllalned, 0.1 It takas an ' cal, '.'Oliver! " ' UPI correopondent Not Gibson reported lrml the battlasround time a projeot of tbla .kind waa llr:YIII Ia otatlGaed at Grud utllallllly large number of mop "The WiOOrniUs of Your 33 mlles west-northwest of Saigon that 13 Gla died and throe were o~aored bJ tho club, waa a Forka with tho u. S. Air Force. to ojlerate IL There are i Mind'' from 11 The Thomas woopded in the batlle for Patrol BaseD-3, buUI Monda1, 1,000 aueceao. More llld<etl and Be- Jolnlnl the Br:Yan famlllaa dur· dl!fereftt verolona of the EC121, • ~ Crown Affair" was voted best yards from tho cambodlan border, Levelq their -ltzer.a, the Aot wao diiCIIIaed, ud a <01· with dif!trent crew require111g lite week !or a .tall wore Mr. ..;. •' song of the year as hun:lreds of 250 Americans, ootllllllbered three-to-<>ne, UDleaahed • barrige or tee brook roullll"''l In Marl~ ud Mrl, AllportBrJan anddau&ll· menta aod mlaolona. stars and celebrities filled the the dart - ftlled "beehive" rounds shotgurl-atyie Into the wa..s of !lmda1, April 27, waa .....t.ctiro o1 ~olabul'l, and Mro. !' Dorothy Chandler Pavilion of I Communist t.roops, Gibson said. ed. . . Slan111 Br:Yan and children, and t!te Los Angeles Music Center (Continued trun I) ' j N.W mombera welcomed Into Mrs. Cuialln!> Buaaell who Ia for the two-hour ceremony. O'GraJy's theory about the governor the club were JloY, Wnllam Air- vlallllis In Columbuo with rela- alao observed that the CAP baa Champion Directs I DAYTON - EUGENE P, O'G!WJY, chalnnan of the Ohio Dem- ..,. Pomeroy: Mr. andMro. Jaek tives. Mrs. Busaallla In Col~­ b~t $911,319 into tho coun~ . ' . Gower Champion directed the ocratic hrcy, said Monday Gov. James A. Rhodes would not run cy alnceIto Inception here throe Chapman, Mr. ~ .Mta.' 0 II n Casti)&ced show with greater ror the u.s. Senate because he ia"loalng cmtrol" or the state GOP. Wolf and BoiQ' WUidn, MI..,; bua awatuns the returJI of her years 114" bullbiad SP t Ronald w. JluoInformality than the awards had Wendell Hoover waa asked to O'Grady IDid a student audience at the University of DayiDn that Mr. and Mra. Joe YCllltll and aall llho reeently roturnod from seen in previous years. There there was a ••growing finaneiJI crisis" ln Ohio which ~tean be ~id Glenda !ilarp; of ·!lew Haven, cheek Into the matter of the C&O Vlei!Wn, The John Bf1811 fam. was no single master of at Rhodes' doorstep." He said the GOP was aware of the crlala atxl llallroad propoabw to cloaa the and carl Cline of Rlplv. . 111 violted Euler weekend In ceremonies and tuxedoes retrelght depot omee and brltV a Refreahmento and a aoclal hour Columbus with relatives. ''they are afraid they will have to share the blame." placed white tie ard tails. reJ)Ort of his findllll• back to wore enJoloed bJ Mr. and Mto. Presentill:" tile awards were Ohioan's heart used in transplant the next aooalon. Several memEmU i;ynOII, Mr. and Mra, Jun. five hosts and ho5tesses: Frank b8rs !ell the chamber ahCIUid go HOUSTON - DOCTORS AT METHODIST HOSPITAL here Mon- lor Holalnger, 10111 Brad and !:iinatra, Jane FoiXla, Walter day tranoplanted the heart of David Fearlog, 30, an auto raclqt ac· on recocd oppoalntl thoraUroad's Paul, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pierce Matthau, Sidney Poitier, Ingrid cident victim from Toledo, Ohio. into the body of a Missouri mab. move tO be aired at a hearlrw: In and ilanlb'. Mr. and Mra. Joe Bergman. Burt Lancaster, Na.. May on grounds that it wCIUid be Fearing a metal company foreman. was down to Houston's St. YOIIII8 and !i!Ol'l')', BeUy WDActivity talie Wood, Diahann Carroll, Luke Hospi~l early Mon:lay after the raci11t car accident. Hll wife. Idn, Olin Wolf, Mr. and Mro. In a cllaadwntage to preaenl buol• Rosalind Russell am Tony Robin, and severo! mecllcal technicians acCOIIIjl&nied him on the prl· Brookl Echrarda and llllrley, Thlrt;v • nve arresta were ness, aill could baQer fUture Curtis. vale airplane DlghL Dr. Michael Jleb!r.key's teem tranl!llanted Fear· Gleoda !l!arp, Bill Roush, James made aod eight acclclenta lnvea- poasibUIUea ol attracting IndueBob Hope appeared to present . Paulay, Mra. Jack Chapman, SCClt tlgated.ln !olar<h by the llllddle- try. } ing's heart Into the body of Ted Clarllbera, t4. Martha Raye with the Jean ft waa alao decldnd to bu.Y nine ' and Lori, John Kearns Mr. and port P..lce Department accllrtl,. Hersholt Humanitarian Award Sirhan Sirhan's fate in jury's handtJ Mra, Frank Oldaker, Pl.tiijp and lng to' tile monthly .report !lied 3-11. high Christmas deeoratlcJIIs for her efforts to entertain at a re&lced coat Or P5 ..ch. LOS ANGELES - A JURY OF 12 American citizens deliberat- )lacy, David Lipscomb, Mr. and United states servicemen in ed tolay whether Sirhan B, Sirhan was a mental case or a vicious Mrs. Doug Hemalll)', Richard MondaJ night with Middleport AttenditV, In addition to the COIIICII bJ Pollee 011el Paul a - namea; wore- -- rucbtirtl · Vietnam. She was the ftrst APRIL14 TO *BRif 3~. assassin bent on the murder of Sent. Robert F. Kennedy. Duckworth and Apoa ~•. '1l!e Para""" woman to receive the honor. ~h~' l!Oulah it-o~ Fred A verdict of first or aeoond degree mur42r - one carqlntla next meettili ~~ be All~ U. , . Arreola Im:lilleil17 for opeedThe best foreign lang111ge possible death sentence and tfiO'· ~r alsurlng life - .... e~ Morrow, John WilHam Bla-r, ~h 1111; foor, driVIng wblle lmAlxl- Bob Jacoba, Bob Winget~, · Jac~ film award was presented to the shortly, cated; two, runniDg stAll> algno; colors: Ho!ltJ U. S.S. R.'s Mosfilm production two, I'UI1IIIng red llghta; 1110 lm• carsay Ill!! .Marge Hoffner, " War and Peace." ~rd~jlreJ. proper parldns; .... Improper Although the tie between Miss FUNERAL ANNOUNCED COLUMBUS (IJPI) - N ell . backlrw:; blr, lmoxlcalloll; ora, Hepburn and Miss streisand MASSILLON, Ohio (IJPI) 3 PAIRS FOR $2.90 Armstron&'• lather aald Mon· GAUGES - . GaUlitoll.. 11.9 lllegal em.ust' one, wrq W8f was a breath-tairlng bit ·of Funeral semces have b e en day his son waa as calm aboot Y01uave $1.1~ on on&.way street; one, assured and 19,2 runnlrw: 24 teet; Pt. drama, it was not without scheduled here Wedneaday lor pJitV to the 1110011 as he would 6 PAIRS FOR 5.80 CLIFTON, W, Va. - Mro. clear dlatanc:e. Parklrw metsr Plioaant, 2f.58; J?pmeroy ·14· precedent. Mrs. Katherine Brown, 58, wife be about .tsiU,. a nel(lbborlng soil, 21.88; Hinton, L31 ai&L: Youuve$ • Charlotla Ann Bemutl, 45, Bex· recelpta totaled $842.50. There was one other tie for of Paul Brown of the Clnclmatl city. KanaW!!a Falla, 4.10 l'allbW; best acting laurels back In 1932. Bengal& of the American FootArmstml& 38, the dvUian iey, Ohio, died lolonila1 In Unl· Charletton, 18.39 r.Jnil&, LollWallace Beecy and Frederic ball Loapo, Mrs. Brown ¥ verslt;v 8081>ital, Columbus. astronaut from Wapakmell, don, aod Wlnlleltl are $2.50 Kayse.r Pan ose March gained a stand-off; &mday at Scripps Memorial HosMra. Bennett, a rati.e of CUIDAIIAGE ESTIMATED Ohio, hao been tapped bJ t h e 011 the alll. ' Beery for "The Champ'' and pital In La Jolla, Calif., of an too. l'ed resided , til Col~bus YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (VPO· :onsalefor$1.99 Space Agency tD become t h e March ror hls title role in "Dr. apparent heart atiack. the .... , 25 years. She was a J obn M. Morris, 011110r ril. the To RECEIVE LOAN first Amerlcau to aet loot on JekyU aod Mr. Hyde." !omer OIJII)IOYee or Westing· ftre • ewept A. G. Sharp 1Aqft6er th' WASQiNGTON ~- Col~· the moon. He will ~ the Apollo II mission making hoose Electric Corp; In ColiDD· eo., ~ eaUmated loaa at bus, Ohio. will pt a tl,94t;587 osi.,Y ,ptfWI~ bua. She .... the dau(lbtor or $800,000. '!be three ·alarm lire loan the . . - o1 · DIVORCE GRANTED the !lrat moon landing JUly 20. late Benjamin A. and Vlrg!Dia of lllletermlned origin ~rol<e 0111 llOUIIq and Urlltln lloYOiqiment George Kau!f, Rt. 2 Racine, Patrick RedmaD. at tho dGWntown lumber yard for 'the,purchaao <11081..,-renl TONIGHT THRU TIIURSDAY ha.a been awarded a dl.vorcerrom She Is sutvlvecl b.i' her huaSunday. home a.' Eleanor Frances K a u f C m APRIL 15-17 band, Hennan N., and an elghtMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL grounds of gross neglect of cllty CANDY --~----~~~~--~--~~~ year-dd dau(lbtor, Cathy Ann: Admlaslons - None. (Technicolor) and extreme cruel\!', five staters, Mrs.. Nancy Prince, Discharges - James Clark, Charles Azlll vour Loahla Mitchell, John Ml!chell, Clifton; Mrs. Mary LouiH Bur· Marlan BraOOo ton and Mrs. Keith Atldnson, bolh Tom Wallo, Larry Powell. COLORCARTOONS: FIRE DOVSED o! Colwnbus; Mrs. ~ Gll>Think or Sink Middleport Firemen aoswered ther, Middleport. and Mrs. IJor.. " Nudnill on the Beach a call at 1:58 p,m. Monday to tha Noble. New OrJMna; tlu'ee (This is an Adult picture. ..) Grant St. where thay extlngulohWORKERS KIIJ.ED brothers, Pat HedJna1lo llllddle(One admi ssion only: $L00) ed a brush fire near the Sayre ', AKRON (IJPO - Two men port; Jack ltedman, Houston. Tex. SHOW STARTS 7 P,M. residence. were kllled lolonila1 when a hole aod J, a lledman, Texla; eight they wore dlal~W: at a COII!Itru<- nieces, alii a nephew. tlon site caved In and burled Funenl aentceo will be held them alive. They ware Leator Thursday at 10t30 a.m. !MD tha Obllak, 37, of Atwater ud Paul Woodyarll Eaot Ftl!\0-.1 - e , Kemmery, 45, Lakemore.. 2300 East LMtVIlcn A"', Columbua. Frl~• 11111 call at the !Unenl htil\e7 to 9 Tueldal',allll INCREASED DEDVCTION 011 Wednesday ·2 to 4, aNI 7 to 9. w.ISHINGTON (UPO - SelL Gnvea14o services will be StAlphen 111. y 00111 , Jl.Ohlo, Mon- held 1bur141¥ ai3 p.m. at Kirk· day lntrnduced legislation rala· ' land Memorial ·Gifdena, PL irw: an Individual's Income tax Pleaaant, wllh the Rev•. Max Don, deduction from $600 to $1,000. ahue omclating. ' WASIIINGTON - THE REPVB.!JCAN NaliCJI'II qonmlttoe Is Implicitly ondorabw President Nixon's antlbolllstlc mla.Uo plall, although Its new chairman, Rep. ~~oPra C. B. Morton of Maryland, Lis arguing AIIM policy shCIUid not be a 1101'1i..n Issue. The CCIIII1nite~fS toe ga.. a brood endoraemeni to Nlxon.acbnlnistratloo foreign and .. , domestic' moves MOIIdoQ' after oloetlng Mormn· to succeed Ray c, Bliss as GOP rational cbalrmaiL : ,-' J Ita aeSBion waa the q,enlng of a tour-<JaY round of Republican meetings to prepare tor lite1970 otate'and c01181'aasioral ei,.UODI. . The ratlwal commltiae adopted a resolution aayiog that lite )'011111 . . Nixon administration had "moved quickly and decisively to re.verse the policy of drlftlng Into crlals that baa burdened the American peoSYRACUSE .,. '!be rOBUit,r pie !or far too long." ' meeUIIII of tho Trt.count1 C. B. NeW M . :. . "''elcomed ·. bv ·Tri•W Qub' ~~b ~PY . '. • VOL. XXI NO 250 . • 'it., nl8htFarrb¢H! spoke at the annual !lleetlng of lite Meigs Count;y Tllberculo•ls and Health Asso~latlcJII held at lite Pomeroy United Mal!1ocllst Clllrch, - Farrlnglon Bald that the (hosPital> •'Project 18 in" - pre' .Umably referring to lite re<J~est !W lundlng - and litat "approval li.expected soon." -~ He estimated .the total project Clio! at $600,000, noting that fedtl'~ aid wlli be awroxlmately , M17,800 Wltlo the local !!hare btlntl $182,200. 'Ibis representa 68.6 per cent In federal cootrl. iiitl.na, Farrlnstm pointed out. ., ' •-'!be speal(er commented on the ' .;;..... or tho Tri.COU.ty Prac1 tll:ll-19Ur• SChool-and aald !hat ' llri aginey I~ neaotlatlng wllit Qllla County heallit agencleo llld tho Holzer Medics! Center on the pooolbUIQ' of eventually eatabllshlng facUlties for trainIn& ~censed practical mrses Police Arrest 35 March SPRING·SALE · Dies Monday Now on Sal• In u. u. MEIGS lHEAliE ftea. sus Wondel'lec Aallon In your tanrlte S.w.et - Niilllr~l• Debonair - Mothwhil' .. :willow - there, "II will be two years probabefore anything deveiOJ)B there,!' be said, Farlinglon deocrlbed tho work o! the Ohio Vallay Haalth ServIces j!ounctation, Inc, as a health domoqatraUon project In a seven county area fUnded under the ~chla Act. He said his agen0, Ia .conceroed wllit the Impact oil', haalth In tho regloo lhroollb . bly , 99¢A PAl ...,.,at !tam Main Floor , l_n $ . We invite you to come in and talk with one of the officers in our Savings Department about a savings plan. His advice will help you select a plan suited lo your income. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE ,., PAm JOHNSON'S GREAT BUY IN PATENTS GIRLS & BOllE YII.LOW I \ provision of health services, not- programs for the seven county Ing that through surveys, a total area. OVer $2,000,000 wen! to of 32 major health gaps have been the !helterlng Arms Hospllal at de!lned. He spoke or the prob- Athens, currently under conlema Involved In llnanclng health struction. in addition to ottaer care, particularly when being re- federal aid tolallng $1,178,000, ceived on an outpatient basis. He Plans for sc~ all school said the main object or any heallit children in the l'eglon in a comservice slloUid be to keep peo. prehensive speech, hearing; and pie on their jobs and not lying visual conservation program around In a hospllal, because were a.nnoonced by the speaker. thil is what they have to do to Emphasis will be on early dereceive financial aid, tection o! defects and preventaHe spoke or the envlronrnen· tive senlces, he pointed out, lal heallit problems of the reFarrlncton doacrlbed tho .,.. gion, of sub-standard hooslllg, which he deserlbed as HworH than m.Wr ghettos, n and of th• private" well supply with uoo per cent being subject to cmtamlnation." The speaker complimented the CCIIIII1 on the Cheater - Tupper• Plains water SJ!Item which Ia under conatnaction. Ue cited a need for better communication a between heallhaaon. ' cle~ and annoliitcGd a lillill1 ,. planning and cancer deteCtlcJII conferOIICe to be held on April 23 at Rio Grande College, Dr. Keith Brandeberry of Holzer Mecllcal Center will serve as ill program director. On family planning needs or the region, Farrington said that there are 28,100 !amlllos In need of assistance In this area. He BONNIE POOLEY spOke of the need lor mental health facilities In Meigs, Galita and Jackson coonti.es, and of tho work of the mental r .. tardatlcJII evaluation unit. Farrlnglon credited his agency with being responalble for Taking part In the competl· securl111 $17,000,000 In health lion lor the title or Miss South. em Ohio In Pomeroy on Saturday, April 26, wlli be Bonnie &lsan Pooley, a junior at Ohio Unlverslt;v. The daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Walter c. Pooley of Hamllton, Mill Pooley studied all t,ypes of danclntl for six years and has served as a dance instructor for three years. A French major planning to teac~ Miss Pooley ia an activo member of the angel lllght at Ohio Unlverslt;v and was first rumor-up for the Mllltary Ball queen. In the talent competition of lite Miss Southern Ohio Papant, to be held at 8:10 p,m_ In t h e Meigs Junior High School at Pomeroy, Mlsa Pooley will pre&ent an Hawaiian dance. Miss Pooley h Candidate Or the • l TEN CENTS might be raised, persons close to the sltuallon auld today a subcy General Hol!)lltal facilities, •tantlal portion of the local share and of the Jackaon and Hock- is on hand from the revenue Ing poblic health centers, He taken In by lite hospital so tar. said the need for health career The remainder is no problem, developmanl training facilities It was pointed oo~ allitoo(lll they were not certain which direction wllitln the region was acute, Farrington was IntrodUced by the hospital hoard would go. With Wallace Bradford, president, and such a substantial amoont 011. was given a gift at the conclu- hand toward the local share, the remainder could be borrowolon o! his lalk. ed and be paid back !rom fuAllitough the speaker made no ture revenue, it was suggested, reference to how the local share agency ln renoY ation and Buckeyes Pull Out OfSEOAL Dick llubbarcl, preslo2nt ol the Nelsonvtile-York District Board <1 Education, announc:ed ~ the Nelaonvllle-York Buckeyes wUI leave ibe SOUtheastern Ohio Athletic Leape after the 1969. 70 school term. Hubbard said the ooclslon to leave the SEOAL "was a very dJfftcult one:• The board voted on the ISIIUe last night, ft had been dlacuseed earlier this year by area residents. Nelsonville-York lothe smallest of eiSht schools In enrollment porllclpating In the league oosplw a conaolldatlon between Nelaonvlllo and Buchtel - York school districts two yeers ago, Nelsonville was a charter member of lite SEOAL when the league was formed In 1925, AI. !hough the GrOJ-S never won a football champlonahli>, nor many grid games, they did fare well In basketball down througJt the years with fwr champion. ship teams and a .....~ost mark of 235..258. Ill 1952, the Gr!IYhounds adVanced to lite CtaiB A Slate llnals before boWing to LocklaDd-W11111e. ft waa reported the Buckeyes have been Invited to Jain the TriVaiiOJ ConfertiiiCe, Travel d I stance won•t be as great a.a it waa In tho SEOAL, and t h e ochools - Warren Loca~ Belpre, Fecteral.llocklng, and Fl. Frye are aiJout the aize of Nelsonville-York, SEOAL of!lclalo are In the process of finding a replacement for the Buckayeo. VInton County hao Indicated 111 Interest In the SEOAL. SO baa Ook IIIII and Warren Local. FIVE.IJAY FORECASf By United Press lnlernational Temperatures In Ohio will a'Ver&~e much above normal Thursday througJt Monday with highs averaging In the low to mid 70s and Iowa In the low to mid..SOs. A liWe cooler over the weekel)t. ~ere Thura- lli' or -l'tlillll', •oveaialn..half to one inch. ~~~;::$?. District Post to Mrs. Vale Mrs, Nellie Vale, a Meigs County school supenisor, was named to a two year term as chairman or the Southeast District School !ilpervlaors at a meeting held Monday at the "Middle School" in Belpre. Mrs. Vale, Mrs. Greta &rtUe, also a Meigs County school supervi110r, and Mrs. Walter Rife, Gallla Count;v school supervisor, attended the meeting which had for a theme, .. T h e Middle School, H Robert Miller, superintendent <1 the Belpre Schools, gave the addreu of welcome and there " Dinner A delegatioo of Melia Couoty NFO member& attended the Gallla Councy NFO ... _ dl~>­ ner at Greene Local School, Saturdl1 evenitV April 12, where at laaot 250 peraona heard Rl· cardo Avila, NFO daley assistant trun Indiana discuss completion · of contnot negotiations with aeYOnl It,rs~ milk procea- r···'1 • ,. ' LAGHORN lUCK J(loes Heads TB&H, Sltcceeds Bradfo~d Election of new omcers, the reslgration of Mrs. Kermeth WUcox, executive secretary, and a resume of services over the past year highlighted the annual dinner meetlng Tuesday night of tho Meigs County Tuberculosis am Health Association. Manning Kloes was elected president, succeeding Wallace Bradford. Other officers named were Clarence Headley, vice president; Mrs. Bruce May, secretary; Miss Frieda Faehnle, treasurer; Mrs. Manning Kloes 1 repre1entative dlrector, and Mrs, Dwight Wallace, alternate repre5entative director. Named to the board oC directors were Mrs. Carl Kautz, Mrs. Dan White, Mrs, Dean Ba.rnitz, Mrs. Clarence Headley, Mrs. Guy Neigler, Mrs. Bert Bodimer. Mrs. Glenn OUl, Mrs. Tom Martin, Mr, and Mrs, Wallace Bradford. Paul Baer, Mr. ard Mrs. Richard Chambers, Mr. arw::l Mrs. J, S. Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Dr, and Mrs. Jerry Matheney, aDd Mrs. Mil .. elrod Betzlng. $500 for professional education ed to all students. She noted that 30 vol..-n and training, $238.26 for patient services. $114.03 for public in- assisted in the testing of 3.477 formation, $663,12 for lund rals· persons. It was reporteil that 38 larp ing and $129.19 lor administrax-rays were paid for by the aation arxl general expense. sociation during the year. A The gross 1968 Christmas seal nurse tvss also been hired this sale. Mrs. Wilcox reported, was year to administer tuberculosl• $3,597.25, with $755.42 going to work in the county. the state and national organiza.. Mr. Bradford thanked Mra. Wilcox for her work with the ortions. During the past year, accord- geni2ation and noted that her ing to the report of Mrs. Wil- r esignation Is etrectlve as ot cox, there were six patients at July l He appointed Paul Baer, the SouU1east Ohio Tuberculosis J. S. Davis and Mrs. Clarence Hospital from Meigs County. Headley to a committee which Four are there now, one is de- will review the applications for ceased, and one has been trans· nursing scholarships to be ferred to Coh.onbus. She spoke awarded this spring. of the gifts on birthdays and Christmas provided the patients, Two $250 scholarship• are beof the tray favors and napkins ing otrered for which to date, six sent for three holidays, aTKI of applications have been receivthe donation made toward the ed. Meigs Councy high school purchase of a kiln Cor the use seniors have until April %5 to of the patients. a~ly for thei!L Diane Holliday A contribution was also made of Rutland and AM Holter of to the ~rlngvlew Hoopllal lor Eastern receiyed. the 1968 sc~ mentally ill tuberculosis pa.. larshlps. Bradford, who has served aa tients. Utkler commtmity service, president ror the past se'VV&l Mrs. Wilcox reported that tuber- years, e~ressed his IIIPreclaculin skin tests were offered to tion tor the assistaneeglwnhlln. aU students in the county, ard The dinner l'(as oerved bJ tho that literature on tuberculosis United Melitodlst Cl>trch women and the skin tests was distribu~ precedltV the annual meetbte. Brass Choir Concert is Friday .., }~ 1969-10 OFF1CERS for the Melga County Tuberculoola allll Health Aaaoclallon al Tue&da.Y night's annual meeting. They are, left to right. Miss Frieda Faehnle, treasurer; ~ nirw Kloes 1 presidenti Mrs. Bruce May, secretary; Clarence Headley, vice president; ard Mrs. Dwight Wallace, repreaeatadve director. alternate. Mrs. Maaniag Kloes, the repreaelt&Uw director, was not preseM for the picture. were conWcted tcurs ot. the Bel.. Miss Faehnle, treasurer, reo. pre uMiddle School." ported assets of $7,651.51at the A luncheon was held at the end or March. E>penaes totaled Redwood Restaurant, During the $2,604.10, Including $746.09 lor afternoon aeaslon Dr. Karl Weimer of Ohio Unlversit,y'a col- the community service, $213,41 lege of e<llcatlcJII, was the speak- for public health aod education, er, using ~"'be Mldllle School Concept" as his topic. Preolding overthemeetil!iwas Robert Reed, superintendent of the Washington Councy achoola The brass choir, directed by who will be succeeded by Mrs. David Bowen, wlU q:1e11 a public Vala. Eighteen achools are Inconcert at 8 p,m, Friday In the cluded In lite district, Molge High School Aillltortwn In Middleport. The choir will present "Oiorale" tram Prelude, Olorale and MeigM NFO Group Fugue; them &CIIl ' 4 An American Rhapaodie"; •~Two A,yres" Attend~ - • extension f1 the Lawrence Coun- the popular "carousel" and "Brigadoon" alq with ushe~ aSIWB.h" alii "Wue Tarwo" concludl~ wllit "Burnished Brass !olar<h." Concert band personnel in- nie Grueser, Shelley Hall, CGDnle LaMing, Connie Radford. Fred Rayburn, Vickie SUtton. Kathy WehrutV, Debbie Wlaec:up. HORN - JeMi!er Goble, MoJ.. anie Hackett. ciLdea: TROMBONE - Bill Bormarl, FLUTE - Wendy Carper, car- Kent Kloos, Mark Miller, SUllo olyn Maples, Pol!liY Story, Rusche!, Carolyn Tracy, Marli1n am. uprayer" frqm 11 RieJlll, II BASSOON - Pat Harris. Tracy. Eb CLAIUNET - Ann Ohlin- BARITONE - Bob Blacbton, Directed by Glen Shaw, the Ecklie Brown, Pat Greas. concert band will play aeleetlons ger. IIA8i CLAIUNET - Marge TUBA - Nathan Roblne!te. from 11 Lll' Abner.'' u Air f o r. Balli~ .. two woodland sketches, Riggs. PERCVSSION - Ed11 CLAIUNET Nancy J!!t!llliln. wards, Steve Holf!llan, 11111111 .. To A WUd Rose" arwf TO A Water Lily" aod a Welsh folk an, Sheila Folmer, JW 'lilrrla, King, Paul Rice, &tole Soulab:J. Kq,. Pam Bra• choir memben an: lulta compooed <1 •'Jenny Kim Johnaon, 11 11 Manley, Cellne McGOwan, Mary TRUMPET - Karrott Grlllltb, JGI1t8," All Through tbe Nl.ght Mklklf!, He .. , Dobbie OhJobn Lohse, Pat ~.Sine I nd "Men ot' Harltch." Folll!f'l111 lntormlsalono tho Unger, Kro~ Price, EUen Rice; li!Hor, Marla' Grueaer, Kdlr band will presenl tMIIllber• fl'tllll Mello.. Rizer, Bei!Qi Scaai, Wataon. SUJie Soulsby, S)olYia• UO!IN - llotlf ilollllllo Becloy Trllllell. ' ' "'tor, MarleaO ' ~' .IUiee ALTO SAX - ,Dt!bblo Hawlf1; , ~ Dobbie HUMell, MartanntKIC~t~o . ·'•· Dobblo J;anay, 1\larcy. <lw1ona, Ricky Pierce. , ' TENOR SAX - SteYO ~ TRIJ,MPET ~ r""!"Amti;Cot\. . mi, NJney -- ~{· . Dla"' J- Sir.... W,.,, /4alional ' ·.·.·.· '. .' . '·' ~~- ,, .·.·.. . .· .·.·. ·. ~·. . .' .:. ., ·~,; .. ' MIDDLEPORT, .OHIO .Insurance ' lows from the upper 401 to tho ,middle 50a. Variable cloudlneoa and not nwch change In temperature Thuraday, Scattered show· ers west in the forenout, spreading over eastern sections In the afternoon. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 16, 1969 WHITE 1 ;;0 ''\ ',.!"(. .. Devoted To The lnlereltl Of The Meigs·MaMJn Area ··"'' '"\.... ' '. i Weather ' : Ground wUI be broken tblo faU tor tho prOJ>Oaed 40 bed long. ~rm care wing ol Veterans Me~9rial Haspltal, J, E, Farrington, executive director of the oido Velley Health Services Foundation, Inc., precllcted Tues. ~ River Gauges . Partly clood.Y toalglt with tho ~ Jlredict New Hospital Wing ~round Breaking by Autumn CofC Mrs. Bennett ' - J:::;: ::~ . j ''" ,.entap. en tine: f{~MEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' • ed to be pieces or mi ssing U.S. Navy reconnaissance plaN. urhe Soviet ship said ln reaponse to que•tionl that it l1ld not recovered or seen any SID'vivora,11 the IIPL , Two Rus sian ships joined in the search arll reacui cptntlon at U,S, requesL The Russian port of Vladivostok iullly· about 150 miles from where the plane appareltl,y went dmnL ~· The Defense Department report this mornins saki: 11 Direct communication has been established between' OM· . of the Soviet destroyer • t,ype !~hips In the search area a1111J U.S. aircraft from Korea. "The Soviet ship said in response to questlaos that it had not recovered or seen any survivors, but that it had picked liJ what It reported to be aircraft parts.'" high goverMtent authorities in the state and Defense Departments, the Joint Cble!s of Staff and the White noose. Each of these missions constitutes a lawful use of international airspace." The 11 o'clOCk statement was the first otftclal acknow.. ledgement by the United Slates tl'o.t the ECL21 was shot down, as North Koreans claimed. Prevloosly, lite Pentagon said only that the plane was mlsalng, The department would not elaborate on what cype 11 sources" enabled It to tell that the plane stayed outside North Korea' a claimed 12 • mile terrltorlallimiL The Defense Department announcement shortly before 9 a.m. EST 8814 a Russian shli> reported picklngq~ what awe«r- y a.1 ·' Cuban Premier Fidel Castro :11uz waa educated In Jeault ·;Jchoola In SanUago and Havana, ' and had a successfUl law prac·tice after gpaduaUI!i from Ha::-vana Unlveralt;y. GOP Committee baeD ABM plful SElEO ASAVINGS PLAN SUtnD TO YOUR OWN NEEDS ' Korea.'' "All evidence "'"'available tops, lncludlog Norlit Korean claims and debris alghlll!il leads "' to believe, that the air· cran was shot down by Norttl Korean aircraft. Aa of thla boar, regretfully, there has been no report of survJ.vors." Earlier ~. the Pentagon announced a SOviet ahli> reported picking ~ some alr.craft wreckage In the Sea of Japan but there was no sign of survivors• . The later announcement said: 11 lteconnalssance missions of this Q'pe have been ftown for more than 20 years in t~e Sea of Japan. There was nothing unusual about this mission. "In recent year.s, these missions have been approved by Watersf l ·~; f ·:P, -~ ~· 1 ' ' ' •· i ·~. ' •l � 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 15, 1969 bennett redman