https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4b0197b16a4adb6e56e135694142cd5a.pdf 6d8dd52b23890cf7d7dff50d2a783754 PDF Text Text I ' :o - ur ri I an tu ay e Iberfe s In P,ft.leroy Shop urs·day ·9. :30 to ,s:·QO Frida and Saturd 9:30 to·9:0·0 were DOled that a gift had been sent to elected and the Women's Confer- Miss Slleryl Ferry, tha ~list once oo be hold at Granrille In sc:holarshlp girl and that the ProJWJe was announced when the grom Reoource Guide lor 1969Pomeroy Society ofd:le American 70 hao been received. Several new offlcers Baptist Women met Thursday l I ' f The love glft dddication )Y a 1 nigllt at the Pomeroy First Bap- conducted by Mrs. Wickham. tist Church. Mrs. Foster OJ)Oood tha moetiDg Mrs. Edward Foster presided with """' sln&!Dg ol"~en Mr in the absence of Mrs. Oliver Mi- Eyes That I Ma,y See." Devotlono chael who is in Tennessee. Mrs. with scripture from Psalms 121, Elmer Wickham gave the nomin. 1-8 al'll a poem, 11Heavenly cm~mittee report which was ~ires," '' '• tion, vice presldentandchalrman Listened" was m:l the program of prosram; Mrs. WU!Iam Sheri- theme used by Mrs. T. T. Slleldan, Jr., division of missions, ton. She OJ)Ooed with tho •0116. "Jesus Arose," a poem, ~·over­ heard in an Orchard," alii prayer. The program teatured scenes with emphasis on being agree- lations; Mrs~ L. P. Sterrett, di- able In church meetiJWS. WUhthe vision ofleadershipdeW"lopmert, Introduction by Mrs. Wickham the vice president am chairman of first scene depicted a church spiritual growth. crmmittee mee~ The readers Mrs. Cook read a ccmmunica- were Mrs. Ellen Couch, M r s. tion from Mrs. Gerald Brown re- Walker, Mrs. WUes, aJXI Mrs. William Barnhart. The second scene was a group or church peo-ple. Tald11g part In It were Mrs. tloo leo Is $22.50. Alsoanooonced Sheridan, Mrs. Olso Gemolmer, at the meetirt:; was the installa- Mrs. Harry BaUey, Mrs. stertion of RloGrande Association of- rett, and Mrs. George Skinner. ficers on April 22 at the Racine Mrs. Cook conclllied the pro- . Church. gram with scripture frcm Acts Mrs. Onal Wiles, white cross 15 and prayer. Refreshments chairman, r~orted on the over- were served by Mrs. Sklaner and seas white cross quota, It waa Mrs. W!los oo 14 members and a guoot, Mrs. Gemelmer, garding the Women's Conterence at Granville, June 19-21, at Dennison University, The registra- Mrs.Moore Re-Elected President of WSCS Mrs. Nan Moore was re-elected president lor the 1969-70 year when the Women's Society of Christlen Service met Mondey night at Heath Methodist Cburch, Middleport. Miss NeUie Zerkle amounc~ ed that the guo st sJIO&)<er at IIJ • nigllt's Cla01 l2 meeting will be a docoor !rom the Laldn llate Hospital. Ma,y Fellowship DO¥ to be observed oo May 2 at I h e POmeroy U D I t o d M-Il Church was amounced, as was dent; Mrs. James Criswell, sec- the Diotrict WSCS mooting oo retary; Mrs. Fred lllbb•, treas- be held at Portsmouth m AprU urer; Mrs. Max Donahue, secre- 24 and tho Ohio Conference to tary of missJonary education; be hold at St. Maryo on Ma,y Mrs. C. E. Young, secretary or 21. A reoume o1 the !Jnanetal obcampus miniatry; Miss Bess Sinborn, secretary ol spiritual l!gatlono of the association waa grow11!; Mrs. Glom Lambert, lo- given by Mrs. Moore. ~o~-.. cal church responslbillt;y: Mrs. signed a roond-robln eard !nr James Brewington, Christian Mrs. James Weber who Ia hoe-. pltalhod In Florida. membership. A plano prelude by Mrs. C. Named oo the nomlnstlng comM. HOM-.y opened the meeimittee which will serve next year (Dg and Mro. Moore welcomed were Mrs. Walter Hayes, chairman, Mrs. John Kincaid, and Mrs. the guellll and read a "~lendorous ~lng!' Devotlona M. L. French. The purchase of fiveehalrstor by Miss Zerkle were taken from the primary department was 111>- a sermon by Dr, Nnrman Vlocent proved, as was a hymnal in mem- Peale. !lie spoke on commllment. ory o1 lite first wscs presi- courage and calmno88 and oald dent, wile o1 a former minis- the~ "II we want peace ol mind. then we nwst accept God'• JW'ter. pose, pardoo and presence." Sllbstlluttng lor Mrs. Donahue, LHOSPITAL NEWS] the Rev. Max Donahue prol811ed ao Eallllr progrom, He spoke · Holzer Medical Center, Flrot on the reaurnctton ol Clu1lt Ave. V!oltlng hours 2.4 and 7~ and showed a rum entitled, "On p.m. Parents only oo Pedlalr1cs the Road to Damaacua!' Tbe group 1111g "Chrlot llle Lord Has Ward. Risen." ••Jesus Clrist II Rl.,. Admissions Publlcstloo o1 admissions Is en Today," and ''I Know That My prohlblted mW !urther ootlce. Redeemer Uves." Refreahments were served by Mrs. Robert L. Fisher, Ha- Mrs. Earl Knlgllt, Mro. WUson cine, 11011, 12:26 p.m. 'l'Uesda.Y: and Mrs. Young. The table was Mrs. Rupert L, Howard, Hart.- covered In green and centered lord, datl8bter, 5:13 p.m. TUes- with r-llow dalfodUs and taper a. da,y; Mrs. Thomao Keaoon, Jack- Assorted cake and punch "ere SOD, daughter, 6:42 a.m. Wed- served. nesda,y, Discharge• Mrs. Gladys F. Evans, Stea plleo 0. Harrio, The Rev. Jolm A. !vii)', Melvin R. JO¥,iolut, !lief. Ia A, Lanham, Mrs. James L. Long, Marvin D. Miller, Mrs. IMIGS fiiEAIIE ,. '' $65.00 $49.50 $35,00 $29,50 $25,00 COATS •...•••••. , ••• , .SALE $38,00 COATS . , , .•••••• , •••. ,SALE $28.00 COATS ...••.••••.•••. ,SALE $22.00 COATS • , .............. SALE $1&00 COATS ... , . , ... , ••... SALE $18.00 SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS SUITS A l. Young Mens · Super Slim Blue Denim Jeans 4.98 ............... SALE $46.00 , • , , , •• , , • , , .•• SALE $38.00 ••.••..• , . , ..• . SALE $28.00 . • . . . . ••. , , .....SALE $22.00 • • • . • , ••• , , •• , • SALE $1&00 Slzoo 28 oo 38 waist. Seloet :r- correct lo<wlh. Anti-Fatigue Mats Made exira ''· ' 1------------------oof MENS WALK SHORTS See tho exeeUoDI selection of mou "alk ahorta In aile& 28 to 44 "ols~ Solid coloro, plalda, cbeekl. Every pair lo - -· oellt presa. Mens Broadcloth Palamas ~~. 2 -~ 5•00 and IHFAIITS AND TODDLERS 2 PIECE PLAY SETS SEERSUCKER OR KNIT .............................. SPECIAL 2.88 Sizes A, B, C and D. Cool oQ'lo tq1 with IIDicbed collar. Very well made. save duriDg this ule ... these $2.95pajam... $L98 $8.00 $2.00 $LOO ' '• back. -------------------------- 54" wido. tu.....e 1.00 yd. 4.98 WOMENS UIIBRELLAS.............................. SALE 3.88 TOll CUIHIONI Our entire stock of Tou Pi llowo. Regular $2. 95, $3.19 and $3.99. While they loll. Sale price 200 --------------------------- FULL SIZE.- AN EXCELLENT BUY 6.19 Sale price --------------------------- Sale Price 2 palfl 27 x48-Nrlon and Raron Acetate Sldd proalr.ek - wuhlbla- p....,llnll* owalllll ntuplar, Frqocl IIIII - Dac:arallll' ColGI'I - 5. 00 Sale of Hand Tooled and Natural Leather Handbqs See The New •"··••1 $34.00 HANDBAGS .......... , .... , , .... SALE t2'9.00 HANDBA43S •.. , •••.••••••• , , , • , •• SALE $14.88 $24.00 HANDBAGS •• , ... , ............. SALE $12.88 $23.00 HANDBAGS ... , , ................ SALU11.88 Triple Head $20.00 HANDBAGS •.. , .. , , ..... ,... , ,SALE $10 88 $17.00 HANDBAGS . , . . • . . , ....... , ... SALE $8.88 $15.00 HANDBAGS •..•.•.•........ , •. ,SALE $7,88 $1LOO HANDBAGS, •• , , • , , .. , .•..• , •••SALE $6.88 .7.00 HANDBA~ , ......... , ••• , , ••• , ••SALE $3.88 On aolo on tho Main Floor. ~--- --~~~--~~----1 Thla now Ro1or hoo tho n•• , •• h.bu- drop head. NOIELCO Speed Razors ---.MENS . . .SHIRT . SALE 2 for 5.00 For This 3.19 Linoleum on Sale In Our Warehwse on Mechanic Street ·Select Your Porch & Lawn Furniture ~lo prlcoo on oil Porch and Lawn Fumlturo thla week end 011 tho 2nd floor. Well known makoo. pe.,._ Fama"a Garton quality Croquet Sets. Known for their Sleeve preu Sport Sldrta. Woll kDolnl - · - Bli aoloctloo of the most P<Jilular JNittern& and aolld colora. All alaes <small 14-14\;.), medium (15-lSih ),larse (16-181h ), exira larie (17-17'h ). fine quality. 4 Pltll'or Sot. In unblo Cardboard Holder. C...ploto with R•l• Book ...... -~......·--·-..-·-............ ------4.68 1-------------------· Toro L11r1 ~trs ON SALE Warth•st On Mech1nlc Strett ~ 6 Ployor Sot. Comploto with llotal Storage Stood. Ruloa ...................................---··.....................- ............8.48 BOYS SHIRT SALE 2 for 3.00 l:C~:: ~".I~~b::i.'i!: .~.~:'.'.:.~~~~:. ~~~. ~~~ Sllel s oo 18 • Pormonont pren abort aloe,. JPQrt ahlriiiD u OKeUeat aoloctloo rl. solltl colora 1111 patteru. Sale Prices This Week End KIMBALL PIANOS Salel lens Big Yank Regular 10.90 p.,..nont Prell Work Unllonoo Thlo ~lo .._...... -.......- .......................-.. - .....-9.00 a ault Rotular 8.90 100" Cotton Twill Wort Unll...o Thla Solo -----·--............. ___.. ________7,00 • ault B1a aeleetlaa of ..... 1n PIDII attd lildrtl. Elallltlt tell GI'J. 19 inch and 21 Inch width cvt Tore Mowwa. Many modolo. S.ll propelled. All complete with gra•• catcher. Roody to pUt to u••· Ylalt tho mualc -doparilllont on tho oocond floor. Soo tho boootlfvl Kl•HII PI-a. Soloct tho ono you lor J"'raollor your fo•lly ood .... now. / y,....,., Sale 79~ ClnSIIII Colli' Television lajers lllat.;OMrari on ballwin ' on RCA iUS 'IIIki.:Taile Sets. P'l· ". •• ' ,..., :r' , ~· ' .. i, • ----- ------ - 'lllera were North Karaali aircraft knoWn to be "atrbomeu at tha limo, but nt1 eVidence that ground forces In the Communiot •lion w t r e on extra alert. -There wu no lndlcaUon the Norlll Koreans tried to force the plane oo land, In an attempt at piracy slmUar oo the capture ot the U$ Pueblo. · -The plane was under command of tha U.S. Navy and had oo mlsolon lor lite Central Intelligence Agency, nr the Natiorw.l Security Agency, the Pentagon said. l RAVEN~OOD - The C1Di11 Kay lalaot apec:tacular !han the alAI "Ravelllllllod," bot._,.. one Is hapJil' tl1e ferry Is runn!Dg again. Heeded by Wally Shaver of the Ravenawond Jaycees, a cmnmittee of city fathers was successful in obtaining a new franchise operator. Earl Naylor, who obtained l;he CJOOy Kay at Sissonville. She opera~s seven days, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. BalJD)', IUIIIJY weather SUnday brDtVhl oot !revelers eoough oo keep t11e CIIK!y Kay scurryiDg !rom West V!Pglnla to Ohio and back again. And there was plenty or yoong foot passenger&, too, shown above. Toll collector is Roy Swain, the pilot Is Wolter Swain, both of Bollerille. The first franchise oo - · ate a ferry at Ravenswood Is believed to have been granted in 1841 when Martin Van Buren waa In the White Hoose. · Railway Hearing Set ' A pUblic hearing wtU be held would be lost If the requested at 10 a.m. '1\teaday, Ma,y 6, ill change were made. the Public UWittes Commission Tbe statloo it Pomeroy serves of Ohio OO!ces In Columbus on the Chesapeake and Ohln RaUtho awUcatloo to change t h e way Co. and the POnn Central lrel!lht ot!lce ID POmeroy from Co., as a ~~~Werning lllltloo. for an agency to a non-ageney sta- the non-agency station at MJ.d. ~~~~~~ lion." dlepart. The o1xtloo Is0 open from FD!ng tha application with lite 7 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., MondaY LAUREN .ILSLEY commlsoloo was the Chesapeake through saturday inclusive !or and Ohio RaU110Y Co. and 1 h e carload freight ooboth raUroads. Pem Central Co. The companII tho appllcatlan Is granted, leo llilted they have maintained Gallipolis wtll become the 81111· the agoncy !re!ghi statloo ID Pom- ernlng lllltion for POmeroy oo Three ntOro contos~nll - twl:' C!il' ~ ·~ternltY •-.loW I "~'!'•.' ~~bus; . ..' . A inan trailted In Metis Goon- ""'s recently denied rolesso on 'lr"Y more than !jve years and both Uooa. . ~~ , lrolil Ohio Unl~altr and . ~ ;P~eQo~•. £9nle~!l!'!'! .•. Tlio iloilll~te'f'ti!.Mr, ~lid ~i. · r;, ~·lllifJRiioooel dt.ilie ill;;.· apjllcaUoo lor.' j!iii'Oie 1n .1!1.11- lh&t the r~~. J~ilvt\1 Jr11i11 _ 'llle Gallipolis alation 11 ~ th~ l!atlo!! laln§U!fi~lent to Ju,ot- from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mooda,y lli Its Oltpenso. · lhniUgli saturdtt.Ji lor carload ~· ,5oqtltll'n Qhlo In Porno~ p~, )41~·~ wUlp,..oent. tra~ In danc!Dg, ,three years loll~ e~mmutat!On ·of h 1! jumped bolld In Meigs Cotmcy. There are three OJitPioyes ....0 lretg!tt. II the application Is .Oo!·AIIrU 26. • I 4•ttc IW{> .,. . . . ol ~~c trainlri( and,_ lour - • I nlbat state; · " !llerlll Hartsnbach said GibA memblf,,of PI Bola Phi So- yesrs tra!nllli In Instrumental MOiko Coull,y litorl.lf Robert son ,was In cuBIDdy In Meigs CounThey are Cheryl AM PasiQ<, a rorlcy, Mlsa Connor lao had ,.._ music, c. Hartetlbacb oa1c1 he has been 1;y .., tha forgery charges In JuJ.y !rf!olunan at. Marietta College; la1 tralntng·IJ! danclngandartand She was a hiQil school cheer- IIDII!led.by MlsSCIIrloltlclals·that of 1967 and wasrole81edoobond 1\ICY. <;onner, ~IMto, a lor 11er talent act In tha ctllljletl· leader and a member of the Na- . Charlei Lee GibOon, whose last Hartenbach said he Is chargecj l)'eolunan aiJ>h!o ,Unl~liy, and tioo wiU preaent a mndern Jazz Ilona! HIBIDr Society. She W"'\the area ~oa · was given 11 Oak with at least 10 counts o1 for~uryn llf;Bro Dolf(, . ,also .a donee. ,. Lincoln Center lncenU\>e ~ward ruu, wt!f be available to cttl- gery locally and more slmUar trealunan ij/O, u. . lor cootrlbuti~V to per!orm(Dg clals bore after completing hlo charges In llocklng and Plcka-. _ Tho 1969 Mlu SOUthei-n Ohio On tho ttOan'allat at Ohio Unl· arts whUe in higll sebool. Site - . . ID that otate. Glbq ..., Cooondea. ' ' .'!Jill' be crowned on sattll'tlay, ~ versil;v, M108 Connor at Granville playod the leadsinjiOveralochool WASHINGTON . (UP0 - 'llle the money they receive1n 26, at !he Melia Junior Hfsh Higll School .,.. a member ot produclions and took pu:t In Nlmn administration Is maldDg uCongreas wants to koow it it School in Pomeroy. the Natlqnel Hm Soclel;v, the gymna<itlc competition. Her hobo plano oo experiment with wUl be for bread or booze," he · 'noe dauaflter of Mr. and Mrs. Spanls~ ,National Honor Soctot.v bleo ·are oow!Dg and water and 811&ranteed atUllal Income. 'llle said- and how new lnoome will lllchard Paslcy of Parkersburs, and tvaJ·a cheerleader, Silo no """' .aiding. Miss !Isley Is a plans mark a big departure affect tbolr work patterns and .,Miss . Pas19' was a higll se~ool a Y""'"'n taiendat Girl cantil· clanee instructor and a Sunda)' from President Nixon's cam- work motlvat:loos. '\:heerloader and was editor other cla1e at Ohio Ulliversl~. Her Sc- teaehor. So cIa 11 y, the department paign oppooltton oo the conA mamber otAiphaXIJ>oltaSo:achool y....-, Sbo "'"' lbo hobbles are palnli06, horseback wants to know what impact troversial proposal, "&Ond cjtlzon of the year" award rltlh1r.>ind tennis. rnrl~, M111 Ooley Wjll p"oenl 'llle Department o1 Health, guaranteed income will have on at her ••hOot. Mlli Collier lotho dauihtcr ol a dance rculino In lite lalontc001o Education and Welfare (HEW) marriage and birth rates, . Miaa Pasky Is a·member ot Mr. ~Pi ' ·Mra. George E. Con- pat!Uoo rl. the local [IOi8ltll. has asked lnr $9.7 miUion In children's perlormances i n nscol 1970 to experiment with ochools and familY relatlon'; ': auaranteod amua1 Income and shlps. " Cities be(Dg considered lor the chUdren's allowance In several test Include Charlotte, N.C.; model cities neighborhoods. Gary, Ind.; Philadolpltia, Pa., About 800 families would be and Seattle, WaSh., UPI has Involved. "I want ,to 811 ahead, as learned. It Is expected two opcldy as pooolble, with a cities will be chosen within a aerloo ~ well-des!IIJIOII lnoome OU, .}[Qrietta; .di!e~ Canflidates F(lce Meigs Cftarges " . "'::r ;::::r::;~~:;; s:;,~dl~t.'!P:~: . :tr:t :.:~ :.m:n~ ~\o~t!\;·r;~;;:•~~,.,, ~~:.~~~-r·~ c:!~~,. :! ' ' granted, It woold be - lite same hours lor the same !rtl&lll service lor I'Umoro,y. Tho principal raU patnm wilD are presently transacting ball- . neos with the POmei'O)' are Me1ga Counb" Farm 11uraau, Robert E. Lee, Ml- lileo1 Corp., Ohio VaUII)' bllltrleo, POmeroy Food Co., Pomeroy Cement Block Co., and the &opr Run Flour Mills. I Is pointed out t1oa1 I a 01 distance telepbooUnj:' ......,. be Involved ID patrono CCIIUcllbl , the Oalllpolla ~· lrif""ji. \ .. '1. Ialli of aht(llrienti and 'M'IIi- ' . "' ~ !orlll$Uoo u 111e DnCa\kltlli~ · proved. ,,~~N=~-F~ch to Try 1 week tor the ._unont. Seattle Ia believed oo be - rl. the two. HEW r~o- the tt.7 million for UJnnovative demonstration of now approaches to Income maintenance IIIII IOC1II services." 'lllo administration hopes ID !Inti a system o1 guaranteed support lor low-income !amillb that would reollee welfare ralla. Reoults ol the testing will be reported oo Coogreos. HEW gutdolloes sc:.....Ued po.ymcnts to !amllleo to beglo In December and evaluation to begin In January 1970. :~:. .....y ~=:~nts~ President said ID a recenl O'Ptimistic =~~:~~-=About Maior Problelm · 01 Finch Clarlw Retires; Yeager is Promoted to Foreman Job ~-:-· r.::U.::""'..,.,:: ·' eoonomlc and ooc:lal quostlms. , ' WASHINGTON (UPO -Pros- program and the men who""" .. Edwin H. Clarka, mabz!eunce ldent Nixon believes he can. bring su«eas." _. make "real ' prosress" duriDg Nixon t11en said 11e bod 1'0111 ~re= at ~~ !J\IOrll Plant, BURIAL SERVICE HF.RE t11e next 12 months on tl1e "a very dlsturi>IDg .._-t" '· . 0 on .... rement rram Tbo ....... ol Bertha "-'-'-s --"'- problemo he races, whi ch predicted . . ' ·. his position 11111t the Central ....., ,,........ • .....,... tha SoY1et . Colnpallf after com J former Racine irea the trar In Vt'e--. ()peraiiDe · · resident who 1~1udl.., ·~ w-• Unioo would surpoos the ·'Uni!M • died this ,...k. 'IIIII arrive from But In rewa!IJV his e>peda- Slates In ,...Jl01117 beta- the piiii(Dg -.ly 20 years ol Com- l'bUtUiol(lhla for fUneraherYI.eea tiona Wednesday • 1""1, Nbron American p-•e .., •-'service. •• 2 · ...ft_._, · th ........ '""" ....,. -•·.....- CIMiie ,.,._ 1 Gr • JI-m. _ ~- ill • ~··• also made a now plea lor the wlll to be ~n::r::·~~=~~ ..,. ·, · · wao _,,.a · a. ~- ·'1'\1• R..-• G·le n con!inued mllltoey stretWth, agalnot ·the 9tolloo, W, Va., ......._ Hiles will GII!Ciale. aartal will promlai~V "thlo •tim Is currant O(ipolltiCOl anT~ o:;:ohlltll• ' !leiD~· ~ 'Fallo COJllelerY. mUitarii.Y sll'ODg and wtU posed antlboil1•tic · 1 '!Ill' ~" .ar. \wO 'tllecea •'told, tenlain oo." tern, even hiD ' .'W~!,:.ij;; ~' , ! liO ...._ , · ~ Frlendl lna,y call {. • ''1'\le Preoldent made the W&l , ....,...., ·' parey, Nixon Aid: . at I1Mi ·~al liolhe !rom hi' ,coDunonts duri~W llqii'OII!Piu "I am nnt ID~'. 1~~·~ t ~-~ . r~.·:•: re~ko to 5,000-· Rtltubllcan · aOQ<- But 1n 1110 :,1 " ' ·at the 1hnual R411ul>ll· mUitary · ~. "" ' :Funei'' tr)ol" ,, w ' ·.cq.lerenee. ~ ladies' lbo "hlglioot .. CIIIO,IIl lbo Tlro•Awar Ba1~ faf.all YICIRIM Clanen. Loot 3 dtll'• of our Hlo of' ~Mt~• Slech •"" Buy yoor lo-lto· Mko ao~ style NOW .... lAVI. · end. CO::·· 1------------------1 lsposal Yacuun1 aeaw lags THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATIJRDAY laot report was aired Via radio telecype 50 miootes before the OCSE GaifiS 6, 9 and 12 IHt width llnolouiulo oMit, now pattoraa and coloro. Yloyl wall co-hog 54 lnchoa wide llnol..,m paoto - chro110 edJing and a big aoloctloo of ,.. . oliO llnalou• Nfl - Tloo now $print and S.••or pottoma. SALEI CROQUET SETS malnlalned since . the Incident , still hail ' 1101 anQo!m<.,t wrw.t reaction, U anyo1 lbo Unltoicl Slate• lfould malio. ·He pia~ to repprt to the N.tlon on the sltuatloit Frldey a~ ·• prevtw~ scheduled televls"'l 1news confere..,e, three days tind II houto after !he plane dillll'l"'i"ed. ID his reotralnt, ~lxonlet th~ Ponlaaon carry 11ft •bilrden 'l'or dlopenolntl lntornl.tioo about the lnc1clent. · • Thase reports emerged train frasmentary Pontaaon brlefi~V! durl11g tho dey: ·' ·. - Tbo plano waa _.-endy lakon by surprise.' There was "no record'' of any transmission "hen It dlsap~, and ita Guaranteed Income Plan AREA Very nice patterns. Coat style top 4 long leg bottoms with adjustable gripper. Boxer waist. l loll•• $4.49 Per11anent Press Pata11as KAYSER HOSIERY SPRING SALE 1.35 Wondorloc Agilon Strotch.................... - .... ~1• 99c pr. l pal~ lor 2.90 2.50 Agllon Panty Hou................................._.~lo 1.99 pr. 3 pal~ lor 5.90 - Big group of sproodo. 100% cotton. Chenille and woven patterns. All colon. Fringed. BOYS SIZES 6 to 18 0 0 Forge~~!: Suspect Will 1-------------------o 2.79 ,-1 • ,__. ' TOKYO (UP!) - North Korea said todoy tho U.S. Navy reconnaissance plane it shot down was part of an Ameri~n plan to trigger Wtlf 'In KorOa. The Communlsla 881d tenolon over the incident Indicates fighting could break out again nat &1\Y moment." 'llle brlgandlsb Prnvocative act committed by the U.S. imperialist aggre.sors this time was part of their planned war prepantions Cor ignHing a new war in Korea,'" North Korea's 'defense minister, Gen. Choi Hyun, said, Ed. Note: , Far East expe~, meanwhile, have recalled frequently that North Korean ctCrectors to South Korea repeatedly have reported North Kofea 1ought to provoke war by the seizure d the Pueblo, ard was eJpeCted to create aootber Incident designed to embroU ~e U.S. and discredit the judgment or the u.s. military commar4. Nylons, Hwculon•, Tulttd Yarns and Cut Pile In good colon. About 100 to aoll. extra large. -~) • • rurxr.wt:··e_. :qn~m~~:e:::~ 27154 .......... .... ' '·down For This Sale .•• . ·..:l , f) ,- . •'. [' • , WASHINGTON (UPO- AU, S. Ill tho ebllJ,y waters. plano ao the ''896th unit ot the ' .deotroyer ID the Sea ol Japan ·'l'bedlodiee were diiCOYerecl.ln Korun people'a arlny" which, ' has recovered tha bodies rl. !ide In aUI· aboot 17 ,miles norlll' ol it Ald, was cited far ''deliver• :,eftteer and 11180Dllatedman!roin the aile where debris waa 111-ot i!V a serious · bloii to tho U.S. ·,the Na'l)' Intelligence plane shot ol&hted TUesda,y, The plano car- air plrat.>a who ftew into the by North KAn'el, the De. ried 31 men. tnvlolble territorlal olr of our ·.:tanoe DoJlirtinant said ~. II ''We are,_ gravely Ctlll<ern- iathorland ••• " It added lbot ..added it was now .,aravGly em- ed abool the cluti!ees o1 llnd(Dg the plane was part :of a U.S. ~ cilrl!ed" about the chances rl. 1111' """"loora." the opoke,man · oclleme lor "lgniUow a new war ulcJ. "Tho search Is being con- tn Korea." IIDtl(Dg lillY survlvoro. · A Penlai<lll spok- Aid Unued." · The Pomqoo has mainlained 'the U$ TUcker oloo '....,.;vor. Nit ldontitteo wete rolaaoad the plane was "far outside" 1111' ed lite jacket&, "numtJ'O!ll piec:- lor 1bo two bodies pending IIDII- terrltnrlal botnlanes claimed ,es ol aircraft wreckage" and ncattoo r1. next olk!n. b~ 'North Korea. ;p~eees of shr~l - torn a I rNorth KorOti ~ ldentlfted Presldont Nixon, ID the cratt "hlle. patroiiiDg the unit which shot ®ion tha deliberate silence he .has CLEANUP SALE Solid colors. Kodel and cotton aweat shirts wash 10 well and hold their shape. Solid colors. Small, medium, large4 3.98 WOIIENS UIIBRELLAS.............................. SALE 2.88 2.98 WOIIENS UIIBRELLAS.............................. SALE 1.88 5.98 liENS UIIBR ELLAS. ...................................SAL E 4.88 ••98 MENS UIIBRELLAs. .............................. _...SALE 3.88 3.98 MENS UIIBRELLAS.........- .........................SALE 2.88 • I IAMPLERUGI ' .Z . 1-------------------- SWEAT SHilTS enttn, :;.Officer ·RecOv.ered ~ &. om · Sea $7.95 SWINGER CWfCJI PURSES. , . , , ...• ,SA!Jl: $L39 SPRING JEWELRY ...... , ... , .•... SALE $2.it SPRING JEWELRY . . .............. SALE $1.39 SPRING JEWELRY ... , •... , . , •••. ,SALE 69c • ·~' Sale 3.00 BARGAINS IN ACCESSORIES DEPT. ' ,•r V ,r $5.95to $7.95 SHOP CAP STYLE ..................- ............- .....- ... - ...-98c SPORTSTER BASEBALL STYLE ............ ______ ..._1.59 .' ·.:.:. 'I: Good colora . . 1.39 A !lao cop lor oummor "ear • washabla - very well made • B1a selection of colora. ·------------------------5.50 5.00 1 VINYL UPHOLSTERY Cloth Si zo 18 x 30. Morbeliztd pattern in · big selection colora. LEE WORK CAPS SPECIAL! SMALL GROUP FAIIOUS IIAKE BRAS AND GIRDLES THIS SALE ONLY ................................ . .. ........ J\ PRICE ' Bunk, Twin and Full bod oiao. Big aoloctlon of colora. Puro Foam R•bber ANOTHER SHIPMENT 59c PHIL MAID PANTIES , , , . , .. . .. SALE 2 lor $1.00 $5.98 DUSTERS ................... , , SALE 14.88 $4.98 DuSTERS .............. , .........SALE $4.08 $8.98 DUSTERS ..................... SALE $3.28 '' 6.95 to 7.95 BLANKETS $1.&9 D•d•Tred slim- tl!lhtiiUIDi- made by Wrallg(er. $8.95 SUITS , . . . . . , ........ , , , , SALE $8.00 $3.95 JUMPERS .......•••. , , •• , .• SALE $2.00 G~ $3.95 BONDED SKIRTS ... . . , . . .. ,SALE $2.00 GffiUi $2.95 BONDED SKIRTS ••.. , , •. , • ,SALE fL50 G11Wi $10.9.1 DRE3iES . , , , .. , , . , , , . , ,SALE $8.00 GI!Wi $11.95 DRESSEl; . . . , ...........•SALE $7.00 G~ $7.95 DRESSES ....• , ........... SALE $8.00 GffiUi $8.9.1 DRFSSES ......... , ...... , .SALE $4.50 GffiUi $4.95 DRESSES • , , , , , , , , , , , , • • , ,SALE $3.50 G~ $3.95 DREms ................. SALE $8.00 :-...."""::----1 1--~~--~~.;,·-~, G~ $13.95 COATS .•.•...•.. , ....••SALE $10.00 G~ $10.95 SUITS . . . • . , , • , ......... SALE $8.00 G~ G~ 68.. ' lrreplars of a well known make of Thermal and Solid leave Sizes 29 oo U waist - triple stitched- boa'l)' duQo oervl""' a1>1o blue dolllm. ~ shruak. GmUi $29.50 COATS . , , , • , , , , • , , .•. , , .SALE $22.00 G~ $25.00 COATS ... , , , .. , , ..... : ,SALE $1&00 GffiUi $19.50 COATS • , , . , ............ SALE $16.00 G~ ~6.50 COATS • . .............. SALE $12.00 Sborl Gordon E. Reynold&, Kenda SUe Mr. and Mro. Jack Bowman Ritenour, Carter SandlJn, Mrs. Ruby F, Sounders, Mr1. Darrell and daughter, SJsan, Columbus, M. Shaffer, Mrs. WUl E. Shoe- were weekend guests of Mr. and maker, Paul E. Vltlroe, Mrs. Da- Mrs, Karl OWen. Other reeent vid 1L William, Donald E. Wll- vtsloors of Mr. and Mra. O..on liamiOI'I, Larence G. Clark, Ter- were Mr. and Mro, John Goodry Do1inoy, Jelfl'll)' Cutlip, Mro. rich ol Dl1!on. Barry TUllo ol Akroo and hla Gerald ~Ires, Mro. Rlcbar<l JL, Mees and infant soo. Mrs. How- fiancee, Miss Am Ambrooie rl. ard J. Boggs and infant ...,_ Barberton, and Ml08 Jeoole lfo.yt ol Columbus wore "eekend YlllWar's Casualties ooro of Min Boss Stulbom and World War II cost the Mrs, Mabel Sonbom. United State s more than and Mrs. Edward Crook& m ,ooo lives in battle dead , andMr.daugllt&'o, Pam and Clatb-, or about one in every 450 of and Mrs. Walt&' Crooko, have the 1940 population. returnad !rom a trip to Norfolk, va. where they "ore 1110111 of U. and Mra. Gene Crook&. Mrs. Paul Gruoser · Tuesday from a vlolt 1n Whoel. TONIGHT & THURSOAY (Dg with her 11011 IIIII tlaulhler-lnAprll16- 17 la", Mr. and Mra, Elmer .romCANDY 11011, Jr. Their 34ih woddlac(Technlcolor) niversary and Mra. G,.._., Clarlea Az,.vour blrthdl¥ amlversary.rereobnrMadan BraOOo ved <ming the villi. Mra. MaCOLORCARTOONS: bel Wolle accomJIIII(ed her oliOThink or Sink tor to Bridgeport llherelbella1· Nudnik on tho Belch ... wilh Mr. llld Mra. llarr7 (Th!a lo an Adult picture,..) Sidler. lWouto U.., vtailad !n (One admission only: $LOOl Parkorlbur11o W, Va. with Mra. SIIOW STAR'l'S 1 P.M. . Gruuer'a daulhler. Mn. HOw· .art! ~. and her lolollobd. •' WOMENS WOMENS WONENS WONENS WOMENS WORK DUNGAREES Bareiins In The Uneerle Dep.tment Other ofrtcera named were Mrs. Jack Bechtle, vice presi- Births WOMENS' $49.50 WOMENS $39.50 WOMENS $29.50 WOMENS $25.00 WOMENS $19.50 I •.' ' Another Sale of liENS BLUE DENIII ' :·• 1 Bareains in lh_e Readr To We~r Department on the 2nd Floor from the Ideals were accepted. The offtcers are Mrs. given by Mrs. Fosw. "They F e 11 SUent Joe COOk, division ot lnterpreta· vice president and chairman ot SPecial interest misaiooarlesi Mrs. Foater, diviaiooofChristian service, vice president and chairman or Christian social re- l - ·, Elect Officers atlng I Tl1e Dally Sentinel, Mlddlopor>-Pcmei'O)', o., April 16, 1969 Baptist Women r·l ' AI ' ,.;o we �' ' ' . .,. D. . .~. . . .1:! u:r. .·n ' 'l1lo . ~. . . e1ea~ >n·te· · stoll~ .:£.aste:tn.:~1;.:· llaJl1' S.nllnel, .Mid<UIIIOrl>fDIIMiroy, • 1 . ' 0., April 17, 1969 . • ' ;;t .. • ... ' M~t Spor Carpenter News, Notes DDCTDRIS MAILBAG Calcium in Other Foods Offsets Allergy to Milk am allergic .to milk in all forma. How can I get enough calcium? A-You can ruu a whole egg, including the shell, through a blender and make a milkless egg drink. Other foodi t h a l are rich in calcium i a c I u de spinach, beef tops, kale and broccoli. Or your doctor could pre· scribe a calcium supplement. Q-WIIal are the signs of calcium deficiency? How much calcium should I take if I have such a deficiency? · A-A calel11111 delleleo.cy is ost likely to cause trouble ben It is linked with a declency of the parathyroid dands or with pancreatitis. the former would cause muscle spasms in your bands and nervous irrilabil· ity. In women who have passed the menopause a cal· clum deficiency may cause osteoporosis with the collapse of one or more vertabrae. Although the daily maln· jenance dose of calcium in your diet or in the form of calcium gluconate is 800 mll· llgrams, this amount will not belp you unle,. the underlying cause of the deficiency is found and corrected. Q-<:111 o~~e &el too much calcium? Will one tablet a day cause any harm, such l Old Town Flats News as kidney stones or arthritis? Will calcium help to cure asthma? A-When a normal persoa gets more calcium than he needs. the e x c e s s passes through the digestive tract and is not absorbed into the blood. An excess of calcium in the blood may, however, be_ associated w_ith hyperthy· r01dism, VItamin D poison· mg, multiple myeloma and saccoidosis. A dose of five grams of calcium gtuconate daily will not cause any harmful effects in a person who does not have one of the diseases mentioned. There are sevetal kinds of kidney stone. In some per· sons whose blood calcium level is elevated, calcium may be present ln the stones. This can be prevented by taking a daily dose of sodium phosphate. The calcium in the blood will neither cause nor aggravate arthritis. Although some asthmatics may require calcium, it would be given for some condition o £h e r than their asthma. Brother Killed In Vietnam War Mrs. Lester T01lor, H;yoall st. Middleport, learned Wedneo· cla,y d the deatlt d her brolller in VIetnam. Her brolller, M Glem Jlo. mer, 20, o1 Coollellmlle, Pa., was aerviDg in the Tblrd Platoon, H. Co., First Marine DIYI.tlon when be . was kiUed in combs!. Mr. and Mrs. Tono Burnside Betcy TOI'lor, - - · Ohio, aDd Teresa, Chillicothe called on ODd Mra. Gloria Dole, Mepdoro ' her parents, Mr. snd Mrs. Law- Ohio. rence Johnston and !amlly. Mr. alii Mn Cllllord Icenhower alii !amlly of Pomeroy One, Route visited his parents, Mr. a..S Mra. Homer Icenhower. Mr. ao:l MrL Cheater Powers Take .Up 1 Bond aDd two 10111 ol Florido visited Mr. snd Mrs. Maywood John- (D dellntant WBI ftnad .and aton. a . - lorlalted ball Tuoocla,y Mr. snd Mrs. Bobby Joe Wolfe nl&bt Ill the court d Mldill aDd throe chUdren ot Bacino Mo,ror c. o. Fisher. aport Route callocl CHI Mr, and Mrs. Fined $100 ond oollo and tllv· MlU'Wood Johnston, an a throe da.Y Jail oontanee on Mr~ Dorio DaOey hu been convlctilll d driYIDg while in· buiJ aowl~ l'U8 rap lor Mrs. lo!dcated waa MelYin 11onr7 Mill Jellm a! Pomeroy li<Iute, Iron, ·Middleport, Forfeiting ~ ~· aDd Mro. Homer lcoohow- t25 bond posted on spaedlllll er, tlslted Mrs. Helen Iooomowor cbarpa waa llafld Roger Want~~ !~~· Memorial Hotpltal oall, 22, Letart, w. Va. Mayor Fines . ntnr. Mlaslon ~:~.·.~=~ Sliacla,y. hold sunrise service on .......... Tracey Schrlmspent Euter Mr. aDd Mrs. LewloottiJD, Alta and &rt. LawrenceJ...., bll• called on Mr. c. Cai1or ol lAIII - . I several fr<Im the communiljl ~"" leiiiad SuatiO. ...-;I~ in Albailr on Eal"!' ~IWo .'J1)0cllll'clltl rOD!MII!id ell'artl lor a -ial aorvl~.ii,\!11 l\arloa""" pW!do with' IIOYIIhilllll aDd ca«it at the S.llat Clio!reb. , . ·~ Mr,a. Jp J - . ~Mrs. Geciqli Wliu, ·~i Mrs. Ama 'a.tt.Y," ~. o;,,'!Ill Mra.'• .... , FJ&il.. ~ .· J)l-- ~-:·S.Lew,jit..-::.::, Mr. colors, stripe• and Meigs Moroud'r in maroon & gold. Shu: small, mod· ium, large and extra Mrs. • i 71,1 Who at~ AriD• By Unll!'i Preu ~tlonal NA110NAL I$AGUE • East w I, . Pet. GB Chi- .... 8 Plttaburgh • , , 6 St. LGuia •••• 4 Montreal , • .. 3 New York ... , 3 Phlladelphla.,, 2 Weat W Atlan1a • , , . , 7 Los Aiweleo • , 5 San Fran. , .. , 3 Clncinnod .... 3 Sa~ Diogo ... "3 Houoton ...... 3 1 .888 3 .667 2 5 .444 4 5 .375 4'4 6 .333 5 6 .250 51/, L Pet. GB 2 ,778 3 ,625 1'h · UPI """"" Writer a was a familiar' scene in the Detroit' Tl&erf' clubhciiao Wednooda.Y ni&bt with Donny McLain, the man who won 31 PDJOI, holclog. court snd Jim Nortllr14!, the matt wlio breaks up ball sameo, clroul1111 Ill oolltude. · a all makes ror a swinging clubhc!Uoo- oopeclally after an eas;y victory Ukethe Tlpro' 8..2 trluli1Jlb 111/er the Cleveland "(;rqr, ...... , lie'• ............ bllou W-ocla,y nW1t. do oo b hGido up four fiB. .,... !.., lloill1 waa Ill 111ch goocllorm Wedneecii.Y nlgbt that he 8Yell allowad thet he onlo1ed a llflb. lmlng ho~ . hit · by Jose Cardanal d me Jndlau, ''I kind d etllOY... Cardenars homer," he said. "I Uks to bear the oxpladlnr acorobeord." Cleveland Scoreboord McLain referred to tho Clevoland stadium scoreboard wlllch 1110• at! Uks a July 4 The Gallipolis Blue Devils golf celebr&Uon whan a Cleveland team doleated Athens aDd Glous- plorer bits 1 homer. . ter in 1 trlanplar match on the Northrup bit a '-run bOlDer Athens links W-ocla,y evening. in addition to blo double and The Galliano finished with 169 Norm Caoll aloo homered for Devils Top Athens And Glouster strokes. Athena was aeecnl with 173, alii Gloooter wound 111 with a stagger!~ 238 total. ABA PLAYOFF STANDINGS 4 .429 3 It was the Galltans' sixth win By United Press InterneUooal 4 ,429 3 over aeven foes In seven ouUngs Boat • 01 - Seven 5 .375 :Ph thi a sprl11J. Tcxl», the Galllans Dlvlsloo Finals 6 .33:1 4 bottled Barboursville at BarEast Coach Clllr Wllllllll's GoUla Wednesday's Results w L PeL Academy Blue Devils did It again Montrql at Phi~,~. roin boursville. Friday's mateh with V!Mon County boa been post.- Kentucky , • • • . • 3 3 .500 - beat Oak Bill 7-1 WednesdaY PIUsborlh II New York 3 pooed, and will be rescheduled Indiana ••••• , •• 3 3 ,500 altemoon at Oak Iilli. '!be Blue Atlanta 6 Houston 4 accord!~ to Coach John Ml). Dovlli took tho Oaks 8.0 in the Chicago 1 St. Louis 0 Miami • 3 3 .500 h081L !trot meeting ot the teoms here Los ~olea 9 Son DIOJO 1 Minnesota • , • • • • • 3 3 ,500 Beep Metthews paced the Blue last Frlcla,y, Only pmes scheduled Devils twlnwinotAthensWedneaGAHS West AB R H Today'& P r - Pltchero day with a 5-overi)4r 41. Steve W L PeL L, llloh, as-31>. \' , , ,3 1 1 (All Times EST) Gardner hod a 42, Terry Uoyd x-Oaldand • , , • 4 3 ,571 D, John1011, cl.... ,. f 2 1 Son Diogo (Kirby Q.l) at san B. WUoon, 21>-<: •• , , • 1 2 0 Francisco (Marlchal 1-0) 4 p.m. and Mike Orr each had a 43 and Demrer • , , • , , 3 4 .4'~ Now Orleana .•• , , ~ 3 ,500 T. Spencer, p-31>. , , ..2 1 0 Montreal (Grant 1-0) at Phllo- Greg Smith llred a 46, Pat Shay had 41 to pace the Dallas • . . , ••. 3 3 .•ooo G. Ballard, II. , , , ... 3 0 1 delpbla (Johnson o-1), 7:35p.m. D. Burnett, 3b...... 3 0 0 New York (Cardwell Q.l) at Bulld08B. Wilson Carr had 42 • x-Clinched series J. , . . . , rl...... 1 . 0 0 Pittsburg (BunningD-1), 8:05p.m. Pete stevenson and Bryan Reed Wedneocla,y's Results 45 each, and Dennis Shay 45, Oakland 115 Denver 102 T. Prose, lb ....... 3 o o Chicago (Rallis 1-0) at St. LouFor Glouster • Dave Meade had M. Mllllrm, ss...... 1 o o Is (Gulsd 1-0), 9 p. m. Only same ochedulecl. R. ldoool¥, c..... , .3 1 1 Atlante (Jarvis Q.l) at Hou.. a 46, George Erdy 60, Byran H. TIQ'lor, pr..2b ... ·.. I 0 0 too (Blasingame D-1), 8:30 p.m. Guinther 60, and Mike Rocchi 61. RDlS IDLE TODAY M. John1011, rf.. , ,2 0 0 Only games scheduled. CINCINNATI (llfD- 'lboCln· J. Jaml111111, ph ...... o o o Frlcla,y's Games clmatl Reds, Idle the past two D. Sounders, p ...... 1 o 1 Pittsburgh at Phllad. nlaht da,fs, holt the Atlanta Braves TOTALS 28 7 .. 5 New York at St. Louis, night in a throe-pme oartes beginning Atlanta at Clnclnnod, night Frlcla,y. OAK HILL AR R H Houston at Lot An&, niibt 'lllo Redo then embark 011 " C, staten, 2b•.•.•.•3 o o san Diego at Sail Fran. night H. -~mdno, 2b. · • • , , 0 0 0 Onl,y games scheduled. ' · CINCINNATI (UPD - '!be 10-gamo rood trip before return· M. Mlller,· lb•. .: ~ . .3" o··· 1 .l'l , ,.1 ,1111• . uJ.. _ _ , Ctnclmatl Royals aa-·-...~ a III& to Crolllo7 Field April 30. J.l!fiHolt;··.o· .··: .' !f '' r .•,.. , · · .... .. frOoit · · · olit@i' loilll · ·b!iil: ...~-will!··· · Cillollllad; - 3-t, II' 'tied J ,.:,,., .., ......, h·:o '"''' ;,:• . ..- , '•·oUdERICJ\N.UJAGUE" . '•.. • ..,ow..,rl, IS. •• 1 •• u u 0 East Joseph A. Aooloon ao the team's with 'Sin Francisco lor fourth =-~eon, 0 • • • • • •• .3 0 0 W L Pc~ GB aenerat I!Wiager and place in tho Western Division D' . : : - 3b. • · : · · .3 1 1 Baltimore , , , . 6 3 ,666 Pepper WUoon elevated to a d tho NaUonal League. s.' J>-11, ... 1 0 0 Boston, , , 5 3 625 'h vice preoldency, Flying First L • ph,"" 1 0 0 New York ..... 4 3 '571 1 In a more to hypo laliiDg Mrs. Betty Miller's 7 400G. =~ cl.p. • · • .2 0 1 Detroit. , .••• 4 3 1 attendance aDd provide a closer D. A~ · · · • · ·' .1 0 0 Washington,,.; 3 5 375 Zlh · link with the National Basket- mile flight across the Pacific from Santa Monica, Calif., to , M·~rkl·II.. " .. • 0 0 0 Cleveland .... , 1 6 : 143 4 ball Aaooclatlan, the club L• wu e, P. , , , • I 0 0 West decided Wedneocla,y to make the Brisbane, Australia marked the flrot lime the Pacific was L, Davis, rf •... , , , .1 0 0 w L Pc~ GB cbanges lor anlmprovecllmap, spanned by a woman flying = r , rfpj,: · · •" 1 0 0 Kansas CI\Y , • 5 3 .825 iUs takeover from WU1011 as alone. TOTALS"""' , , , , .1 0 0 Chicago • , , , • 4 3 .571 Ih general llUill&gOr allows Axeloon GAllS 24 1 3 Oakland ••••• 4 4 .500 to JIUI his promotion talents to 3120010-752 Soaltle ....... 3 3 .soo 1 ltsbeotuoe. · Baltorl • • •010 000 0-1 3 4 Call!ornts,, .. 3 4 .421! 1Ih Max W. Jacd!s, the club's eo: GAllS - Spencer Mlmeoota • , , . , 3 4 . 429 1Ih chairman d the boord, said the (W)• Saunders (5) ODd Mosel¥; Weclnoocla,y's Rosolto front otflce moves were tho OAK HILL - EYeroolo (LP), Waah at N, Y., J)lld., rain llrot in a aeries d Cll'pniZ&UonBrlakor (1), MeCorlde (5), L, Baltimore 11 Boston g al changes. He said WU1011 lloward ('7) and ~ Chi- 8 Kanaas City 2 woold "take a more activo port E - Dll\'lo 2, ~- Clllldors, Detroit 8 Cleveland 2 Ill the Royals' ra1atlona with the Bulb, WUIOD. LOB- OokiWU, Minnesota 6 Seattle 4 NBA" and be In chorge ot GAllS 10. 28 - ~ Millar ond Oakland 6 Calllornla 1 player dGJeklpmont. M. Boas. Sll - llllh and WUOnly pmeo schedulo<l 'llle Royals, doilp[l<l talented 111111. SAC- !Pncor. Today' a Prol!able Pltehoro Oocar Robertlon . and Jerry mcHER IP H R BB SO (All Times &<iT) Lucas, laUed Ill make lho , , , . • "t 2 1 0 7 Detroit CLollch 1-0) at Cleve- playotfa 1111• ....... as they · •• • • ;3 I 0 2 9 land (WIUiam~ D-1), 1:30 p. m. ~ llllh in the Eastern · · · · · ;o o a 3 o WashliWtlln (Moon • l-41 snd DIY!-. • · · . ' .. f z a f 5 Paocual D-2) at New York CStot- '1 ..' the Tlpra, wliO 1be whllo KID l'ndleni their sixth looN ...,.,. lo~ ' '' ' -·· .iilt. war. ~~... . .4 ... 'Ji! ' wltll Ida Mlf . . ~Carlot .'llle Baltimore Orioles Q!rM fUDI lGped the Bosfm Rid Sox, 11~. loarjji . ....... . ' ... ..... . . . in a game . . - II¥ rain in lie Bradford .adlled ' ·, 1 ~~·11 ·- m d lho olibtlt Ionia& iloe homer in the ......... . ' ~-"""' CI!ICQ> Wblte sax beat lht •~w•l• Joe ~ I ....... Kanaas ctb- Royals, the polntmant In 1t6f ~ 1111 Oakland Alhlollcs defeated the ~ 1967 111lllitl, ·~I s;:, CalllMnto Aopla, 8-1 and the Mlmosoto Twins the Seattle Pilato, 6-4, in other AL pmoo. Waahlngton at New York was rained out. In lbe National League, the Cl!lcago Cuba ohaclad the st. U>ulo Clrdlnola, 1-4, the Atlanta Bravos dowDed the Houston Aatros, 8-4, the Pittsburgh Piratea l'OIIted tho Now York MoUI, 1!-3, 'aDII the LOI Allllales Dodgers slqlped the san Dtee> ..iaect ,.,.. -'-· . for t1to Wblte ~ . Sol hit the ftrlt. atom homer II¥ Ill Olidllltl J)IJ.yer and a.uck, ,Ilea pitched a lour-IIIUer l!lllliiai illo Anpla, Ia the lll1h bl!ing and jolt aollad over U.e rllht llel4 1. . . • 1111 330-loot mark. Dobllllll iost ldJ bid fCII' a sllltoul in 1111 ll&htlo When Dick !luart alnglld . _ the Anpla' nm. alx-llltter ...:;,s _..blow·...,. Rich Reooo'a -· in the n1nt1t bl!ing IOOl'ad IIIIi Pace Orioles runs ond gave the Twlu a Brooks ltoblnllllll, Don Buford come-tram-IJohlnd vlclo!7 111/tr and Paul Blair hit hOlners 1o the Plloll!, TraDing t-3 1111111 pace tho Orioles' 16-blt attack, into tho nlntb oo tho 11roqt1t of offsetting two homers each by Jim Go&&ar'• ~ ..... Billy ciinlgtiaro, plOI'Ing be- mer, Rod Carew doubled and cause d bla brolller'o injury scored on TnnY Ollva•a lll¥o. and George ScotL Dave ~ ijlrmon IW!ebrew - · ' - . hord, who went 3 2-3 lmlngs in tiona!!¥ walbd before Rooae rallel, received credit for his drove them beth in ..,. out later oacond vlcloey Without a looo with bla dooble. Padres, 9-1: · For The •••••• Gin him tho air of o:•ll anuranct in a SUIT ar SPORT COAT by Styl..,art _ar Brookfield • , , Royals Name New Officials a..war:· :m .ASK A80UJ OUR SPfCW ·DfAt ' ' '' FOR SENIORS DOWNIE-GROSS The Men's Store Pomeror i \ OakmiL"· ' \ I I I I - / ., .. BERR~ ·.WOR~O ~ ~~~~~i~~~ ' • n.,... ' . ' York ALSO A COMPLI!l'E SELECTION OF SltORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS AMO SPORT SHIRTS.. . · g 1II P~tilero.; For Olie,r 90 Xe,rs X.. 1 .2 lf~~;;:;:;~===;:;::=,;::;::::~~~:· ~·•~·, .... ~··~··1'~2·22l ~10·~1~:0 FayeJ~nandMr.~Mra. ~ vern J"'*"and tamUy~SUnday. Mr. aDd Mrs. Daniela aDd children d OWoll, Mich., ope!t Saturdo)- ouid ~with hlo brother snd itater-II>o4*, Mr. and loire. WUU1111 Lllwson aDd tamlly, On llilturd&J till i.ow1001 and the Dt.nlola clllad ai their b~-IIH&w arid alllel', Mr. ond Mrs. ll<lbort GrlmilniitamdJ otPGca, w.va.,UIIMra.Lawoon won! on to Charlo~ and vilited her~' .Mrs. Bart Wlthrdw. Mr. aDd Mrs. IRdlert irattox, local, ac-niod !>I' bo1 tall>-' or, Olarlea'Yatsa,llamde!I.Wero In cal.,._ wt•erelho, ,~Jtlad' MrL Ma-!1 brotller~w "'"' sisters, ' Mr. 'led lfti'.' ir~ •lo!l HoiiiiW and Mr. snd Mnl . Edwin ·•• 1 ' : \' · no MI. il\ol )tor 11ay Hill J 1/ ......... .. H -''"' . G•iR• on Easter SUnday at the homo ot Mr, and Mrs. Lavern JordOn and (amlly were Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jetrers, Mrs. Beulah CordfOI', Mr. and lin. GerieJe£. foro 1111 tamUy, Mr. and Mrs. Ric..._. Je!lero aDd Nlkl, 111n. FOI'S Jordan aDd !lin. J4a Deliiii1011. . Mr. aDd Mrs. Meadal Jordan allll Walter wore SUnday dlnnar 1110ats o1 Mr. and Mts. Dwalno Jordan, Bryln aDd KoUII. Mr. and Mrs, Eddie J~ o1 Columbus callad on IfF. aDd Mrs. Dorsey Jordan. aDd flml11· ...... ...., ......... l!i1iillrl.iliciCW;. e.Btilbonl>ililiiiJI. aDd ~., Johnston . ,. largo. 'Sunday,.,._ Art&.,~ a.. .lilco..·: .... dii.r .-ta. Cotton, Orion and Cotton & Orion blondo. Plain Mrs. ll<lborta Parker, Bolivar, vialted hor parents, Mr. and Mrs, Ney Carpenter, on Easter. Guesta lor dlmer on Easter Sunday at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree ""re Mr. and Mrs. Fern GillC!Ib' and Mr. and Mrs. CUI Crabtreaandoons. Mrs. Elba McKnlcht. Colmnbuo, visited witlfMr. and Mrs. D. 0. McKnl8ht and Mr. and Mra. Fern GUIC!Ib'<lurlqrthewoekend. ll<lborfCordny aDd soo, Eric, Sud!ury, called on his mother, Mrs. Balllah CordraY and brotbor-tn-law aDd sister, Mr. and Mrs. ReedJoUera. Mr. IIIII Mrs. T. ll Blanton and GteL Jacksoo, visited her porelta, .Mr• .and Mrs. Jerry CUI· well, ali!~ brathor snd sister-inI4w, Mr. and Mrs. William CuiwelL . These Cl!IDUW lorEasterwoeloelllllo aoe their parenll, Mr, aDd Mrs. i!Gbort Stoul, wore Mr; and Mrs. 1101' Slout aDd famlly, O!uloilon, W, Ve., Mr. and Mrs. Fred SloutaDIIflmllyoiCleveland,Mr. allllllrl. EotelKiriiYsndchlldren ol Elizabethton, Tem., Mr. and Mrs. Dt.w IIOI'n&rd aDd 110111 ol J~ Ciljl, Tem., Mr. aDd Mrs. Bonny 1-• aDd famUy ol Clowlallll and Mr. aDd Mre.John Stout and lamlly, locaL Mr~ Rclbert stcut acCCIIq)lllled tier aan-ID-law snd dal!lhter, Mr. and Mre.Eate1KiriiY,toTP.: nosaoe aDd '!ill 110 to Macon,.Ga., lo vlall anqlher l!ll>iD-Iaw snd daui!Iter, Mr. aDd Mri. Junes WUIIo snd,tAmlJy there. ~ Sbefttn Clark d All>ens .,&til'o6.Jol!ithher~ Mr ••alllllolts.Earl Slarlwy. , Mr..andlolta. KennelhCrablrea of MeArthUr calleo! on her parerta, Mr. and Mr' Mendal Jordan, and Walter on JN.NUJ ·' Ill' PRID DOWN j·- ,. v. I .,.....nta, LU'If"~O)'. ~ SWEAT Pomeroy, other Mll'Yivora are hia wlte, Mary Jo, d ConneUIIVIUe; his · Mr. allll Mrs. James Mlddlefather, Leroy Da1f~er, Gary, Ind. ; owart snd tamUy or Portland Boule, Mr. ~ MrL Edd Busb, ODd these broll!ers ODd oloters, Mre. Roush, Mr. and Mr~ Law· Earl, Somerset, Pa.; Vemon, ronco JolulllonaDIIIamlly,local, CooneliBVWe; Mra, Mullin Weawere dinner 1110111 d Mr. and ver, Mrs. Doris lllll, James, Mro, CocO lWseherry and two Mrs. Ethel Baoolngw, and NeJ. 1011, ell d Com!ellovllle; Mrs. children, Easter Swotay. Tilt Fnoclom eect1on ,I -ell 'Figers., Clou.t I'nd.ians, 0 MIDDLEPORT ) ; THURSDAY APrll 16, 1968 ~,;.-;:;:;;::;~~:~;~~~ . Baseball - Melp at w......-, COWNBUS (IJPl) - Allen 4 P. DL ~ Glouster at Southern, 4: Hornyak, who ocon.l 2,385 p, "" J)OIII¥ durlna hie blab achool Gdl- Melp ... w:ell'stonand balkedlsll coroer at Bellal1'41 Jacksoo, Pomeroy Golf Courle, IlL John, hao olanod a arant· 4p.m. ' lll..td with Oblo state UnlvorolFRIDAY 17. ' APril 17, 1989 Hornyak, ranked in tho UPI Baoeboll - Wator!onhtEaot.all.Qbto picks lor the 11811 two orn, 4 p, m.; lfelp Reserves at years, averaged 41.9potntlper Warren Local, 4:30 p, 10.1 Wahl811118 last ooa111111. He hit lor a rna at SOUthern, 4 p. m. olnglo pme blah d 86 points SATURDAY against WarrenConiOlldatedol APrU 18, 1969 TUIODIIVIIIo. Track - _Meigs at Galllpclllo llornyak said he chooo Ohio Rotary Rela,rs (noontllleveniiW), state ...,. 1f8 other major collegea ond unlverolllos bocauoo Blue Devils Defeat d Its oxcellent b a - . pro. llfllD ond the tact that Oblo waa bls home otote. · Oak 1611 Ball Team BAKER FURNITURE Men's Short Sleeve urcla,y. -4147.7• . "EW FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES IN OUR BUDGET SHOP. I ' Polo. Vault ;..,. Whltlatdi, Hulbert (W), GOkey 00 IIIII ,1', Wy1111 (W), Uecl for third. - 9 lee~ Mol&o' · nelit teaj;wiU be In the GaDIPollo Rotary Rela,rathla Sot.- Hi;~L Sc·L--f- Mllo- Cunningham 00, Joa- eph (W~; Blerllup (W), Cllno 00 . '· j.!: ~~ ro.Vti.':"~': For -CouiitY (W), Rico 00- 24.4 sec. · .., IT'S TRUE A. R. caster, son-l.n-law aOO daushter, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spencer, Charlestlll1, W.va., at.tended church at caipent.er oo SUnday morning and cslled CHI Mr. and Mrs. Earl starkey and Mr. and Mrs. Welter Swett dur1~ the cla,y, Mrs. Ida Dennison, Solem Contor, and Mrs. FoyeJordan,locsl, spent a night With Mr. and Mrs. La'"rn Jordan and famlly, .. · · Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Wiseman, who hod spent the winter in Sjlringtleld with their oon, John, relurned to their home near here. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wiseman ol Sprbvfleld spent Easter weekend at their home in llarrlsooville and visited her parents, Mr. and ¥"'" Earl Starkey, SUnday. ClaY Jordan, wlio underwent ourpey a! Holzer lloll!ilil, Is conYOlescing aatlsr&ctorlly athla heme near here. Mrs. Carl Greenlee•' is aeri· oust¥ ill following a heert attack on Sunday. She is conllned to the Veterans Memorial Hoopltil in By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 am a womaa, 60, and Joh@.,· llllchbllrt and Alan eun~ ollll In field ownts J)y Senior Max Whltlatcli; Rltehliart ni ..;., Melao IIIF records In the 220 snd 440 yu:d events and. CWinlnglwn estebllohnd now recorda In ~ the . 880 and the mile run. Harold White, tnOther Marauder track· ,tor, also beltal'ed . the previous ·. ~· School rocpn~ In the sso .lliit "'~ do~ by CllllliiJI&ham. •..Whitlatch played bla portlnthe ~ will b7 acorl~~g a total ot , nina points With a ,.to In the pole YPul~ placl~ oocond in the 'high IF,d)e• aDd scoring In the hJih hurdles. · " , · Reoulta, with the wimer tlorooaii fourth place listed are: · !llgh . Hurdles - WeU (M) Whfilalch (M), Wyant (W), Me: ~· (W) - 18.3 .... " 100 Yard D.sh - itetltoi (W), ''\'ell (W), Grimm (M) and Pool· .•, 00, tie lor thlrd-10.9 sec 440 - Rltehhart (Ill), Rltehle (E), Klch (W), Well- 53.7 soc. · 220 Dash Wolio •i ,, '' " '• ..·i ,4 MetA' ~udor track (W), Elchll!llor 00, Jarrio (W) Two Mllo - Wlll'llO~ 00 Cow· Jea11 ~efits aecollllstrol&hl - 2U sec. , ley (W), Dt.vlo (W) - 10128.5. ~In b)' lc!I>P!tll beth Wellston and 880 Relays - Mel&• team ~ .. Mlle .Rela,r - · Melp. Team · ~rn In a·trt.moet WOdneocla,y (HawiO)', Paul Rico, Mike Grate (Gi'alo, Rlco 1 · way~~~~ Weiland ~~ Middleport. . and Elbert WDllams), Wellston, J!ltehtiarl), llrot; Welliloa, oee1 Mel4a. ~~orad 77 points to aecond- 1:39.5. mid_ 3:53.7. W,boton'a 63'/, IIIII Eastern's 880 quh - Cunniii&bam 00, :I':'"J'<!'il>. . •. . . .- Whll<l 00, Foul! (W), McKinnla t' s ·,.'•,Tbo "~· ~ud8r ,lblbclado ' were (W)- 2:09.&; lUeRU J~ b)' the l'1llll1lqr ol Junlcrs '. ., ' ' ' I I . fi 2, I p, m. d01111f0 2-0 (Palmer and Bahn.-.n Balllmore 1-IJ) at D-2), Bos· TUCK SIGNDl ton~ 1.0), 1' 30 p.10, MLUD (IJPD- Plll Tuck, a Onb" samoa achecluled · Frililu-'o Gamoa . olxthol'OIUld draft pick from . OaldaDII it, Kduo Cll7, "'""t Notre Dllll8,by 1188 ,..,. Wotlnoocla,y the sl,piojd lllainl · ~llonda at ~..,...,, · · · · Dolpblno of the American Seattle at ChicagO; mitt! Fii[otball . _ , Baltimore at Wub., nllbl Tuck, a Uoot-3, 2._ ,IDlllder, Clowland at ao.ton piOI'ed llll~ck, end, -cker Only samoa acheduled. III!!IIUard Ill coiii8L · ' ,;, ! ' BUY NOW AND SAVE · i ~ I .,. _.,' .I '' /;, '· ..' - 'l ' .,.'• 'I ,;\' ' ., �I . .. • . '' ~ ~ . ·~. ' . '. ~~ The O.u.Y's.lliinot. ~~~. . ' ' . ' ., .' , . ' o., ,AprU 17; ~~~ Byu~~~~=LI, ~::;~.=:.=: , ::;:.; v!1.~~ ~le=~ I ' l t• t at '1111 home,.., Auul'a _... pme, ill!! ~: , '·~ 111! yeer, lied hill! !i,~~ .,...., ~.'JIIIM!d "!"' ., ;; the I!OCGIId ::'errortttm..= moat )II'Oillctlve home nm hitter In the history d the Nallonal Leaple and lhe alxtb In the amals d boaeball nll!hl when .lie w...,..., ':~~. .ll Aml!'lqo•i . lc!,'~~ . CblciiD ~ .~ \<W! 11 = Frllldoi:O'a WU!Ie ~·· ~ ~, ~In · ll"'i'l!~ ,!"!IJ!~' ~; boo 589. illbe Bulb · Ia ·. . ,.,, a .r IIMJI, . o:areer leader wl$14. · Qtlroll ~ t#; til ·a . EIHWhere In lho Nati<ICill (!okl,ad ~ . • .. &~~-. League, Chlcqo JQIIed $L alld ~ ~ ~~. e. riiJIIId ., ·"'1 Yoi!l !lllllll I ' '• ment W_.., ...,..mini the ~ ........... . poyo«a. '111ey said lhe guanll: teed mln!mWn 1• three ~ the amount received by clublln paat yearo when players divided a minimum d $250,000 from gate receiPts. '111e third J)lace finisher In each dlvlodon gets a share at the World Series w:aVJ, rallbw the uand total d clubs oherlng In lhe proceeds to 12 teams. Lut year the first five Ill each league participated Ill the ps,yoff. '11le Increased money for the player pool is derived !rom 11M hits In ~ 1l 11· . , ' R :o rack . -e··. a·. Jl...ifteated s· 9'• ·1 J.£ ' Nelson and Kalaeropeno. Roberto de Vtcenzo, Houlton ciJamilion. was a bit doleftll, after a practice round W...,.o. • .. . . r--"'! ~ . • 1'"1 We Would Lik·a To So, • • • Thanh For Making Our Opoo Ho••• A Great S.cceu. FRANK HERALD'S SERVICE l:l:=~A•::oo:::"~~;::J <an WhO~ his homolii!J:flln· San Diego Count;y, got here b7 wtmlng the and lhe Greatllr Greenabero _ , , Trevino Ia a ffriJI.tlme per10r. mer In the T of' C like 10 otltero -steve Reid (A2alea Open)· Bob Lum (Menljlitla Open .,.j A11anta Clualc}, Bob !1urp1Jy ·wiQ!Da; ...i 'lth'Wisi, urday. ; ~ --' ldrea and it shows: . . (W) - 0:17,1. : . Harry Rhodes. D.LES - ~ (W), ~ ~ alii Burko«(W)- 1:02.1. .. 440 DASH - Clonlens(W), MD· lor(W)alllllJ'IdY(RG}-0:53.2. 910 YARD RUN - GW (W), 0'· D....U (W) a111 a-. (W) 2:07.9. MilE RELAY- WllmiJW!IIft3:40.1. . (W)1WHlllOMI(LERG)R: =--~(W) 0 • ._.. · . ... .,. . • ---' ..., ' ,_,,,.__ ' ~ -· .. ~ '....., " . "'/>' '" .•• . .' ~- .,., "-· ...,l1"·' 1 '"•· 'I '• :·I r. .,.·,lt''' '~o :•;\JoiiT ,;:·: _,_:,rrt: . . .,~, • -• , .- FQID8l'07, _ .., ._, ...••..•• L yMt !WI f'•t ·I ~,. • '.1 . ·-••.. ..·- •• .I .aft. 'lfJl\G ~.·c.1101otJ.l'faV. ••" '• •• \ ... •• ...•• •• •• ...•• •• ..... •• '" ' .• '... •• ~· •• ·· .. .....••, ~· -t .... ... II ' ... . . ' I I *:Main dey. I · WinDT n ALMANAC VIWII ~ ' . . ,·' Hughes Has For Sale Daughl(lr .-...,..1 1 1 1 1 -~ate: To Florida cOuple • • . ,,~sJt t. ·' ......' ' ' ' ... , ., !;.. • ... . "' ' liUJIN& GIWlliATEs A1rmlll '.Wniii:IC. r.tu. ·a. · ~. USN, i9n O(~, · lia!Mra. . Paul D. llumJ, at 1~ Lac)ilt St., ·~ ~-' • Dawsons Announee . firth April 13th MASON- Sit. andMrs. Vance Dawson of Pickford, Mich., are aJI!IOWICine the birth ot a son, Christoph or Ray, on AprU 13, at .. the Klnchloe Air Force Medical Center, Mlchlgal\ The mother Is the lOrmor Judy Atht1 of New Havel\ The Infant wetlhted aevonpounda alliS ounces. Grandporenta are Mr. aiiiMro. Ray Dawson, Masoo; Mr. and MrL Cla,yton A. Alhey,NewHav· tl\ Great-sra"""ronta are Mr. alii Mrs. Marl Burton; Mason; Mr, sill Mre. Lae Dawson, Sber· on, W. VL Mr. George Slulmate, I Maaon, to a w:eal>irea.,..,..nd- : father. \Vhal Causes some of tho world's ·ueat seas to range In color from .black lo white? The Black Sea, The World Almanac says, . lo lurfted bmek by the rugb concentration of hydrogen sulphide. Millions of small aliae give the Red Sea Its color. Mud and silt lend Iii the Yellow Sea its hue, and the Wblto Sea, on Ruuia's · northern coast, earns its name from being nearly aJ. ways ice-covered. Autos Collide On St. Rt. 2 POINT PLEASANT- Slate 1'0Uee lnveatlgatod a rearend coiUodon at can Wodne.., ot8&.Jn• with the eatlmaled damalo• set ~~~o. • . Mrs. Sharman I, Roberto Jr, ~- Franco) and claJIII]!ter Shetl 118, have boon reomltod wllh SBel. hrman L Roberti ·Jr., .., the lllaod of Guam. '11ley will be atellonedthere17111011tha. Mr1. Rollerts and dauJ]Jier . were accompanied to the Port of ColumloJa !roll! where IIIII!' now to Gualll by her parents, Mr. and Ml:L Walter France, andbrotller, Gr.os, at Rutland. •• ~ PERMA CHAMPIONS THE NEW . lt.9 MODELS. tr-- ,_,.. .............. .._..,_ ·---... A PROPOSAL HAS BEEN received lhat the frei&bt olllce In PUII81'0Y bo closed. Yail oan eJI)Ict thlo . .tter to briJW a low waves alao alace It will be the loeo of another llaotllt,y Ilk! acc<IIIDIIIIIatlm and would alao lnvolvelongdlollncotalopiloniJWchargeo u tne fretpt omce Ill dOIICL NEW COACH SPOKANE, Waah. (U~ llu8b . _.... Taylor, afortllOil eDill'O IIIII IIJil On6.tllne cooeh d the Houlton Oilers, wai IIOit1ld. CGJICb Wodne. at ttie !Pkano. Slocml at the C..· . ~Leap. Ti110!', .idMl pl~ed wltll tile Walhllillon Rldaidna, cooehed lhe ouero .mt11a the 1966. Ametleau .. FoOtbon League sea- ' ' ' . ,., .· WHENEVER YOU MAY REQUIRE MEDICAliON Your pharmacist is qualified, through years of training and experience, Ia dispense drugs. You can depend on him for the bestl ROUND ·' BV!tfu.Motlter · · U.S.D.A. lb•. ' (a'fl:d (}irandmotker) wants ' ~·s Ice :~~·'·6· .••. S.hool at the N&..t Air ' .~ •t:.itW.,, 1111 Tenn. . f: M•s& Boys lllD YOU NO'l1CE7 Aft8r lU of lhe 111111 of - · ltllrloa ~!II DOW - · aed lddltl!"''l lllccllno fllr Oklo, GovorJU James Rhodel haa ceDed for the O..nl Aaol!llbly to hold the Uno 111111 a101d any - 11Do? How 'llout them swltl'l TURF . .i , \" Roberts Family is '· '. I. ""'* llll·llf lt!united on Guam •·.~ " tour•- . JOIN mE NAVY alii 100 the world. Tlie U. S. NaVJ boo ......,cod that it hu llllod Ill 111 roCJ111to. Limited ~· are - and lhoiO llllereoted illlobdiW are allied to vlodl a reerulter. Ill P _ , a recruiter Ia at the POIIIIII'O)' Post Olllce fr'"" 10 .. m. till p, m. •ch '111ur8day. ' . P-.qy;.,,...~ted!rlm the Avjattooi llochanleal ~- • tourM!nent at Johnstown, Pa., AprU 2&-27, are JUrry Miller, Doug MIUer, Dick Tennant, Don Roush, Clarence Temant and RusseD Copeharl. Attendlne the hol\'l!JW ment at 1\lorpntown AprU 12-13 were Mr. alii Mrs. JoluJ Sisson alii ~7, Mr. alii Mrs. lllarlea Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mil· ler, blr. and Mra. SonJ1Y "-<· ty, Mr. and Mra. Warren Weav· er, Doug Miller, Clarence Tennent, R1111ell Clpehart, W!Ws Dudd!JW alii Rlclard Maaoo. On Sllturdaylhemonpartlclpated In the tttm event alii on s... dey part In the slna:le• and doubles. ~m. ~~'I ' f c_.lnthe~tta.!Jr.OUAJI '11lo accident occurred 111 Rt 2, JJbeut 15 mUes lOUth ~· l'lllnt l'leaeant at Ajlple Grove. Robert E, stratab~ 25, d 501'h Main street said fila! he ""' travelllw lOUth ,t1111 the eer In front New Tei:blqaea at him, driVoo b7 .lllce )(, 1111· lot!, 66, atr•illpoUoFerry, alaw. The use of dogs In animal . machine. . is experimentation hd resulted '· ed to mal<e a loft hand turn Into in new techniques Ill brain, 417 llmyaide School, and - . bo chest and belrt surgery, the COOild not a1llp In lime. control of shock, and many '111ere "ore .., bijurles. Sit. alii Mr1. David Kearns of the metabollc diseases of of ,._, Fla., are IIIIOUIIciJW men, especially diabetes, be· · to the Encyclopaedia OiJ]y the foot of the abalone the .birth at I daiJiilter Cll April cording BrltaMlea. . · · ' is eaten. · u at the MacDDI Air F«coJiue '! H.,.pltal. The l.nt, Jll1!led .._ ro l4'nn. wei&IH!d aeYIIi pounda alll~"-1 ~. . : ~~~~ areMr•allllfrl. carl Kliaflll, lllloan alii Mro, ~sn:;~2:wiJW !' LAWRENCE SMITll at the Laurel aur .... baa hia lamtero' 1111 traPP•ra' nco... purchaead almoot 37 yeanThe I I - '"!II loaulld by the late R. G. Wollater 111 Sopt. 22, Mason - Six howlers of the 1932, ud for the lli:eua Lawrii!CO paid a fee at $L llven lhe hour~ Mason Bowling Ce- who wUl 8 L m. 1• ....,....... on the Uconae. A., Sollsbury. . Herold T, Chaae, OUidaChaae, to Lar17 D. Woiu1m& 11ot1J J. WebnuJi, Lot 16, fllmero.y, Lucille Wellh llavld, abo lilden LucWf Davie to Ereal N.Da· vii, Cert. for Trana., ~ Amold Grata, Mildred Gr• Iii Kodlh Keme«y, lrenoKIJIIedr, .55.A.,llltlllllld. Frink atrlo!~ Jr., to Mary Jane Rerald, ''}:ot, Ml,ddlepott. ll\'rOil F. ~... Dec., Iii WUma A. Pannel-., ~ert. lOr Trills., Cheater, MldaloP,ort. w...,... Tlie ]llllllllti. It coarse, le part ~the federal ftmdo priiYided towarda the ~ diiPie8layatem. 'lie arltem hu ileeD ill CII)Onlion lOr 11111101ime mw alii II onbo ale !lhlio of the ,Pl'lllfOII which the lllddloportCGIDIIIIIIIIt;f C<lltln• · to mob. Bowlers Plan Tourney Play Corp. .IQlle•,.'l>~~ ; !IIDDLEPDRT VILLAGE RECEIVED Ill 111101 federal peyment at f11,500 frCIII the Ecaaoadc Dewlapmoat Mmlnlatratlon =...=. Program •• '· ' ' . & LOHSE IEDLL .DliiGs OPEH DAILY -,· .. J:OO AM to IU:OII PM S.n4or to,31J AM ' '\ to 12:30 PM . . i.ii~· ~:011 . to~ ' 1 PRESS •• .• . . i ' ·t:-· ~ . I Some tame crows have the ~ ablUty to speak a few wonls. Tbere Is no truth to 'tile' . belief that you hav~ to oPilt ·. 11 crow'a.tongue be!ore It cu . ·• talk. '.' . 1 Boley E, Moore,FtedR,-., to FalWa · ~ Tractor J!lmer C, ' Flnlaw, Jr., Avlee pall seoaon with an 18-41 racord. GO TO THE WEIDtT FOR THE ' : ·. PnClUI, CllrtneeV,Prtee,lfar· BIRTJIS- Mr. MCIMra. Cllar- 1ne Price, R-W, w.-., lea Pott;y, Pt. Plealllll, a olaagh. J. B. O'Brien, ~ c. ter; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lauder· O'llrl• to . - Loiter llltlle, mill, Rulland, • 1011. Jamio w. little, SeQ. 21, Olive. Wrilbt'a tttm !ted lOr the ado VlUey Confei'OIICe title thla WEEKEND SPECIALS ,,. c...... In ~.. 'haD. . 0 - r "'"""'and •-·...,-. ..... ,_.. -·- Cl,._ ,. ·1 thllf Property ••ents I I .I ~~~·~ • • I Pl. Pl..-m; Ml-o, Purl Wheelllclb8rtlbul'll Fta~"l •·VInaon;· Pt. PIN-)IrLMa)W'llaneo, . COOLVILLE - The Cool.We RidiJW Cluti will hold Ita annual aprlng horae allOw !Illite e 1 u b grounda1ocated..,. mlle,.;rtho! here on U. s. Rouioo 50 1111 7. . 111e classes will~ at PoOn on Sundl,y, AprU 20, wltll Mr. Rick Ramaey of Cattettsbura, Ky., aa judge. '111o 21 ~ea• offered are: .• Leat\olntJ0111', 4-!lclalaea,llag race, weal8m · plao'oure, ci!U· dren'a horoomanoh!p, rlde·alll ron, egg and opoan, oemor hor~ lllllllhlP, plck·ICI race, welllem pleaoure, Jra. to ride, ~ooaa pleasure, berrel race, weoter~r pleasure 110111', drunltard'o para;.. dtae, E~ah pleasure, wal~ pCJ111', otakorar.e,CCIIIII!&ndclall, traU claaa. Prlz~ money will be paid Ill Demonstrator Comes other thalllead-lntJ0111'1nd 4-11 claosea. The Tack Shcp will be on the ~ to 181"10 From Leon W. Va. SYRACUSE- '11le demCIIotra- ·the IIOOda of the ~AI will be .served,.,_f.idl'l" ·tar for a Tupperwere Jltrll'llltllo .We lJDllle at,Ada Slaeh, Tlleaday, waa Geraldine HaD, at LaCII, W, VL Game• wore played and prizea Ouolyn • 1 ..., by Janice Lawton, Kathryn .-son and . lfarPret CollrUL 4-H Oub Tbe cioOr prize alao weat toMra. Lawson. MAi.UN- Jilil¢irobn H.s ' lhtralhmonta were aerYed to . wao In charge at· the pl'qll'lllil .lllllled abilve alld lliry . Kl· when the ~Pl' Go LUcky 4-11 ear, Jlelen Diddle, Adri-Rub- Club ·of Mason met rectiltl1 at hU'd, Wanda Ollnther, M;ylalfUd. Chrltt Ulilted Me1hodlat Clurch. .... 112- Jlollrlllll, Mildred The Ia sponoorlqj I Pierce and Tina, Clara Lavender, dance Frlda)o, April 18, at the Unda Lavootder, and RlcliJ, No· Mason Youth Center It 7 p, m. ami I.onal, anc! Terry JohniOII. Proceed& biD be ueed tor club actlvltlea •!'Ch •• CGUIIIY e&R~P fee. Admlaaloa wW be 25 cente TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY porpero.., . ss~oo . I *"' ,.,_.., t:: ~.:;"~:rle!':~ Transfers ar, mona and Gene. Dunlat!_and 7th Werd, Leon '111ompiCIIIandArllett Roulh. · '111t elec:tod exeeutln boerd laemboro are, Ill Werd, liarlild Stewart ind Olivia Mahan; ~ war~, Wallace a.rdette and lliry Bl'OWI); 3rd Ward, James, McCombs and Margaret SIIIJm; 4111 Werd, Richerd '111omaa 8lld Illbel Greer; 5th W8rd, Glen ~and Hellll Undorwoocl; 6111 Ward, WWI&m Laport llld FI'IIICea IJngerlelt, and 7lb Ward, Osborne stewart and biro. Leon '111ompaoo. A moetlne 6t the exeeutlve eomm1ttee wiD be held Wedneeds,y; · April 23, at the home at Mr. and Mrs. Claude Somt II 2012 Jolloroon Ave. TO · • I' ' DAVIS GRADUATE& , . ,:; Alnnan Apprenl!ce RIChe ... J,' Dlvla, USN, ..., d · Davia of Route 2, PCIIIIIJ'!io,'.,.; ' gradoated frCIII the . Aftalion lfedlanleal ~Sehoot . ·at the NaYal AlrTac11!11!:11Trlll>o-' Meigs Ralph ' I PLEASANTvALLEYHosPrrAL ADMI9liON$- "!r•· DoleJof. Juniper, 1 I Nine·Stutlenta Qub ~!::t .• r«t Grimm and Jaeh Scipio. . 5tb Werd, Amoo and Bill Planni" . S'L __ .. AliiOCiitel Dlscwnt Ulldei'WOOd; 6111 waro~, EmU 11ong nuw Tl'llllil• DoveiCJIIIIIeat eorp., to.a S].SO ' ' Lolilben and . Jill' Ill I!!.FjJIUII~ ' •f ;-a..;:::·~~~:. 14":t. ~.;,:.Coolville 6 moo.•2 y11. .,. · • . Cll,ndldateo· are, .lOr mayor, Claude E. Sll"'ft; for~ clerk, Merpret Draa: 14 COUDcllmon, lot' Werd, OkeyFaodreeandClem $110lenakl; 2IJd war~, · Roy Mea· ·dowa 8lld Rev. HU!Iard. BWapa; Thoy'ro lor yo~r ••~ ito IIHio ...oplo. no lhinga cpmt In amall • agoo, and "L IIIIo Bita" . tho Ytrf nicut They're a able, r----.:.---------.1 t• ".. Lam> 1 Ylrll! Walker, M1rtle Walker i._.. .,.__ _ Qair!IWiof. the Ople Cdtb, MrL llarloQo Mar• tORGIII!d E, "•"'Hilda E, u • .o _ . , ·~·-·-~ ~•m ' PauliJ1e Newllili, .,.,;___ _., .,..., bo<lltlve Committee, RtellldiiJe. ·-• ·~·•..., O,lt A., OIIV01 . . , !n.o d!J eJacllon Ia May · 17, Frazier, . Brenda Janel, Mrl. J,>rltz aJck, M1q aJek lii!IO)' It shows in their -. ·ftLittle Bits"- ,. 11:09.1!. The preal~ent . 01 Fr~e lives at the Palals de l'Eiyaet (Elysian Pal ·a ce) In Paris during hla term of office. J il.~~~s,y nlpt otlhe dt;y comreil- ~~~- · . "'' -m8. .,..,,..,a ~-·- 11C _ .... of· ' DJSC"•"Gim - .o... Jones, "'"' at ••v •-· •.~ Pleaaaut, with Maxine, Nl- Mrs. Brown . W--, MrL ' HOME . ,lAUNDRY 440 INTEI!MI!:liiATE HIJI!o. .. . _, aDII Jim ·- ·.• :'· .[}tbsPITAil-ruwil J l.lio aala, ICifl .al6 .alii J'1II!IIIIIP .... "" !laQJ)'daY, ~ and IIIIi weu~ 2ild . Apr!) IS, at the dt;r.bu!WJW Wlfd. Wallace Snildllllld'Carl . In )!asonorontheicitacllciln11..,r11 3rd Ward, N1a1 Jant.o. 1111. . •· · •• ~'ilalbel Fl!li8r; ~Wu'!l; Jkij, . PeriCIIo haY,IIf 9!1011fof Sc~ and JaCk Mallet; Sib ~ &oade iii' "1"l'!'tiMP' 'Ytird. Robert Cley ~ .m.·. -e::!!.Cit;r .sa~oo Hlddt; '61b Wll\'li.llelvln ~ ......,... :Lallreiice .! POINT PLEASANT- A alate ·!II ollleero wai JMODiuleJI Wed- --~- ,.· ' ~; .. ,, -~lit Ward 'illdaar r :L'' Mason P'fA .Carter's ~,res abotd )loUr GOODS 6'. ~•., ,.4>.5;' ,. • ., ' ... ·· I DISCUS - 1\labry (RG), PeJ>. rose (W) and l)gjole (W) 101'5". POLE VAULT - Tidwell (W), l!t..a 9 6 Grater (W)- ' "· Uln LONG JUMP - Lawson (RG), DUtz (W) alii Mlller(\V)-20'7". TRIPLE JUMP - llrowD (IV), ThUnder· alii Marohall (RG) - and blr<O; Bob Dickson (llal&); Rm Cerrudo (c.Jun); Dleh Lotz HIGH JUMP - Marohlll (RG), (Alamada); Tom Show (Jloral)·, Bowers (W), alii Mabry (RG) Kill SliU (Citrua); Jim Colbert 6'3" ()lmaanto); and 1UJ11y Henry JAVELIN - Knmer (W), Ma· (NII!onal Airlines Open). bry (RG) and KldweD (W) ~ Moot at the bq names were 163'10". here-defoncllng champion Don 440 RELAY - WllmiJW!IIft Januery and more or lou O:U.V. grbzled colleagues such 11 100 YARD DASH- Allon(RG), Arnold Palmer, at 39 aomewhat LaWICIII (RG), Hallar (IV) oil hio game, Dan Sikes, lllJly 0:10.3. Calper, Jullua Boroa, Chi Chi 220 DASH - LawiGI (RG), AJ. ""'" len (RG) alii Rall•r(W)- 0:23.1!. Rodrl - !11101'11 · Casper, and Charlie NILE RUN - .O'DIIIIeU (IV}, Hlll (RG) alii. Jl,ll (W) -4:43.1. 120 HIGH llllRDLES - ·MatWRIGHT RESIGNS shall (RG), Kraltili-OO,alll~ MOREHEAD, Ky. (IJPI).. .. .' Bob Wrltillt, heo4 basketball cooeh at Morehead Slate for the pall four yean, relipad Wedneadey to )llraue his doctllrata dew:ee. (PblladoJ,pbla ·On The T In Middleport WE'LL . DELIVER :m ' II 9'1et. vJUJ:,·co f~~ .,9!Sl: ~ ~CJ!II'W, . •ror. ---· "" · Gets Underway Today :t:' ~, Presented to ;N_._ .;q. beat-of.five divisional pls,yU!a. RoeeiP!• from the first three games In each league p!QOII eount toward the player pool, as Ccloch Art Lanham's R I o does the first four games of the Grande College Redmen ~ beat-ot..evoo World Series. · their first trick meet 8M1 In the aoaoon's opener WedneSday at WUmJnaton ColiTheRedmonplckedJCIIbllrst place wins, six soCCI!doand fclur thil'ds. Rio Grallle'o 110xt lraeh .,..t wW be Apr1122 oglillll Cumber· lalll College at WUllamsburg, ds,y, Ky., In KeniUcky !Dercolleglite "'Ibis Ia a toug1t courae, • he Atblettc Conference competition. aald. "You muat be otroag here ScoriJW first place wlni lor -It Ia !mg. You get Into tho! the Redmon wore: Bob ~. rousb-lt's hlsh- and you ~ 1 discus; Jim MarllhlU, hlchlomw; -e." Bob Lawson, lq Junv. Phil 111e golfers would 111<e to like Allen, 100 yard daah; Bob ~wIt eu.r In this loomamelll son, 220 yard daoh; and Jim com1n1 as It does Juat ol!er tile Marohall, 120 hiiJI lilrdlea. teniJI.on.il&cked Maaters, won Here'• the overlll reeulll of this yeer b7 lanq George the meet with the order of n... Arcbor who looked Ul<e tho moot Uh alii wlnnhw limo: aer- pro In the place. SHOT POT - Peiii'Git (W), ...~J~tler,, the SCA!IIIl,I.LE, N.V: . (Ul'OLawla 1lllrtiiD, formlr - i l Piollllrt01 Werd. . . .. ADiii&ONS . manqer and vlee prealdenl at Pulolteauan Iii admtasiollo Ia Yonkers ltaeew~J, ~ ~·1111111 ...,. aotlce. ds,y. . lllRTHS atriiiD, 6t, 1111 • oporll wrller . · for tile NOW York iln. G-au.~~~rel..t,Pillll­ American alii the, Now ' York ei!Jt, ad., 1:u,. ""w~; Journal • American belf11'0 he ~ ~atk Sllltlrllold, Jr., P!'lllo became Involved Ill hornoaa P. m. . radD&. DISCHAIIG!S l(ri. AudrlY Ill. Adlllna, Gtai-. ...- . Mre. ClarenCe E. car.;, MrL CIOCI J, Chevallir; Keryn Ellllbeth E..,., llri. Howard E. Glenllo Ulaa ..,.,. !Jrueaor, 111'1. J, AllpaTHE ta ilonri; JOhn E. Houck, llfra LGn1l E, ~. Dcmlo R. ..... Call ' Cti71 llrl. Dorio llcMallawll, ~ aJde.A. RousiJ, MrL Ellwill C. RousiJ, Rlcha1'11 R. IIIIJo, MUjQn E. Rlla..U, Robert R. SlazP, Mrs...... )(, llhoemaker, ..... fern Elliott, ..... DeW! Printtee, Mrs. r.lward L. F1ttehor allllnlllnt da .......... hi' ""Ill • T amp1on ournament Ch By JOE ST. AMANT RANCHO LA COSTA, Calli. (UP!)- There were aomo complalntl aboUt the eondlllon at the courae today for the llrot round d the '150,ooo Tour· namont of Champions but ........, who roeelveo $2,000 for four ds,ya work (pls,y) to -wk very much. Two f!1:and to the minimum llll>end for the 28 pro golfera who Q!lallflod lOr thla oxclusln 'feat by ~ PGA tour'f"eats ; dorln&·· Ui• :}iiill(:, 12 mmths. Top prize II $30 000 and with that kind of mono/ at the end d 72-llolea there Ia an in<entlve to _ .. the par-72, 7,114-yerd Rancho La Coeta courae. Miller Barber qualified for lhe T of C by wlmlng tho JlyrCII F(!:at Ava. VIIIIIJW ._,., Ylctm:Y at 1!11> ..uoG aDII 81117 Williams ........ ilti Gol1 111 alhlrd l!lllni II~ I. ~e. aa Chlcaao beti St. Loida ·for lti fclutlb vlclor)' In a ..OW , ind elchlh In the ~ liiM llli!ML Williams alna:ll!d; IAPI·on a ,..n., miiYed tolhlrd 111 a · Cochru .... , ' BURTON 'DIES · Uill:. 7-8 .II• inO 'P.,Onll onb' on F:...~l..::"'~ 111 :~: llll-' ""~ ·~ i)2' Get $15,000 Each ~~:.5~~ NEW YORK (UP!)- World Series parUelpanta this Oetober will roeelve the IJisgeat money beolnZa 111 lhe history o1 lhe poat.seasoo claoode with each wlmlng player roeelvlllg a minimum o! $15,000 and at lea at '10,000 earmsrked for avery losing player. Undor a new poyoff plan made necesaary by the dlvlolooal playoll s,yetem In the NaDCIIal and American leagues, the two teams playing In the 1969 World Series will split a mlnlmom guarantee of $800,000 -the winning club gettlns ,480,000 and the losing team $3.20,000. Warren c. Giles, president d the National League, and Joe Cronin, American Lea!llle preslden~ made the joint announce- ==r=· l· OtBcer Slate '69 Champs Will' .·.~'111!.."::...S~· . . . . . ...- . ~. ft!w f'l!lf • ' ·v~o~ _. Ca1uqd,~s S~Je· ~ tea: : ·· iii POINT PL!!I\SAN'j' - 1be ~!eo ~: W~ j o b n. : 'llllbllean CIVOqmontlol!wa•held "' a..~, ·.ailit Jill!! ,ro ;r lYidnol~ nlshl· &t11he Brad.lhlw; . 2nd 1\'Fd, 'llcUd -..-,, with~ JoBrlldobaw, White and 'Mrl. Ellner Jonel; . i!,~ d t!ot•e>eeutlte ·COOl· 3rd \Vard; Jick FQ1!1er uid Mro. ljl mttta,, Ill charge') .' Nlal ~ 4tiJ Wll'1!o Rita Mol'· , ' . ~ alate d <andldltei for the riiCII and 'Pial.Sino; 5Ift war~, 17,.1• .. 191· a.ar11e JciOe•, and u.a. 111r111 ·<' 10..; mayor, InCumbent, D. B. a.hiai 6th Wll'll:' llonild Wal· " ~·, clt;r clerk, ·lncumbeat, · tile and Mri. c.rili 'cuw; 1lh !111111 •1'1urdette; ,xetuflve com- Ward, lllliti 'GuidDi 'and IJIQra . ·•• ~. ¥ldd~aintroy; 0., AprU 17, 1H9 'l Hank .wm, the 111111 a s,t JlciOry over file HauoiQn, Allie!" ..... llllt'·!!l\!o~. frol1t MobUo, Ala., l>aa ~ Atlroa. ~ ao'l. 'l'he ~~~ · ~iider ·' . ' } 5 - Tlie " ~ . Atlanta · Citpiures · IIMIIher IICI up the lllddir tOWird hio IR~Proboble bur nat .. 9:00 .PM ' ' . :1_ • ·t lf,.elol Lo~,ao uol KH~oith McC:.Iol\(! J•l.e141r ... at;illina!oef' •,.••lin ·' i . ·. I ' • ,~_1 . '~ct ' ll '.. ' .. �, I '• - • The Dail.l' seoilnel, llldd!EP«t--'cptf'D¥, 0., April 17, 1969 7 - Deadline of' Day .c·amp ; Annual Banquet Registration is. Se.f , lllhlsod during a l!lOedng of the Big Bel>! Neighborhood ol the Four Rivero Girl Scout CouncU Tuesday at Royal Oak Park. The camp ree which covers inourance, food, milk, a~C>J)Iies al>l equipmen~ Is $3 al>!mustbepaid by the reglstraHon deadline. No dahl registrations wW be accept,. extra atllq>a are to be turned In to her •at .the May 20 meettne which wW also be held at Rayai Oak. Mrs. Wallace Powers talked on International IJIIjiOI'IUI\Itles for older scouts. Mrs. Fullt on1101111cod plans lortherep,tlspar• ado al>l urged the leoclen to en- ed and no transfers or refunds "ill be approved, leaders were courage the sroute toparti.elpate; Discussed a1 the meettrw: by fDicl. Mra.MaryHunterwUlbethe Mrs. WUIIsm Ohlinger wu the camp director. junior lair board al>l the desire Mrs. BerMrdfultzpresidedat to have a girl scout serve as an the meeting which was held in the honon.ry atterllant for the 4-H shelter In tho grove. During the queen. Mrs. A. H. Knight al>l her day c~ discussion It was senior girl scouttroq)wtllselect otrussed that it wUl be day camp a girl to serve. Mrs. Ohllngeralonl.l' al>lthat no nigllt camping by so aMounced that any girl scoot any girl will be permitted at tile troq> having a bnoth at the lair 11 ClftlD site. Girls interested In a sked to participate in the junior overnights are to contact Horace Karr to reserve a site. Mrs. Hunter reported on the o•co•An.,.,r co•••CTr C)eall.IJl day at Camp S a n d y Bend was announced tor May 10 arxl it was requested thatfourad· ults rrom Meigs County assist with readying the camp site. A discussion on whether Brownies should be permitted to sell cook· ies was led by Mrs. Bernice Me· Following the meeting a train. ing session In basic outdoor skllls was conducted by Mrs. Jane Snyder arkl two other trainers from the Parkersburg headq1.111rters. ~(},W Your home Cln be dllttno. tlvoanddtcorltivolycarroot Force Commel>lat!on Modal at Nha Trang AB, VletJW.m Cor rneri- rou 111tct tlltm In colore whlch hlrmonlll· parflc:ttf flom tho unlquo ,..,.. of Collblllod , ' l torioos service as an aircraft malnte•nc• •~C>erintol>lent at Nha Trang. ~ POMEROY CEMENT (Q t; Th•ILOCl ' D.,artment Store The sergeant served in the Eur· opean Theater of Operationsduri~W World War U. A araduate ol Woodrow Wilson High School, Xenia, Ohio, he has atterded an overseas extensJon of the UnJ- of Building Sinco 1915iiiiii'-v•er•s•lcy•o•I•Mar-y•land. _ _ _ _,. Southeastern Ohio's Newest &Finest RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM 34ol-6682 WELLSTON OHIO ' We itWitt you to sample our excellent cuisine featuring steaks, chops, seafoods, chicken, and dinners for the entire family . Plus a sandwich menu meant (or eueryone' s taste . • Open Every Evening Except Sunday • • Dane Ina to Live Music Weekends • • Air Conditioned • -----------------..J 1. how to Brighten dull walls WHIFFl-E .· wm au~ gGJmornamg.: Cil4l& STEP PUMPS ' Root Over Us Neot The weaverbird, found mainly In Its Africa, a roof over neot bulldo and has been known io fashion a doorway leading to the neat. Chorleo and ·Sylvia Reiber of Toiodo. Ohio, are aD1101111CIIW the CCIIIi!W marriage ol their daughter, Mary Jr..., to ¥ll<" Vardlmld• or Toledo, June 21st. Mary II a ara4Jate or !Prllllfleld lllgh School, Holland, Ohio, and Mike II a junior Ill the College ol Education at Uo!Yer~cy o!Tolodo,lllajoriDgln SOcial SludieL 2 Welcomed into Club Mrs. Winona Cook and Mrs. Ed· tlea no later than ~ 2. Tho .. Reibel ol Theodorua COW>cU . next llopucy Club moetuwwas set 17 al>l Mro. Elizabeth ol for Aug. 3 at Howe' a Grove near Cheator CouncU 323 were wei- Belpre. Practtcelortherollywao cc..od IIIIo the DepUI)< Club ol held' followb!g. the llopucy Club District 13, Dallihters ol Amer· moettug. lc&, at a meetlne Sunday at 01eaAttenditW" were Mrs. Wakeb', ter. dJstrict deputy, past state coun-Durlng the meeting col>luctod ctlor al>lnatl...lrepreoentatlve; by Mrs. Edith Wakely, diotrict Pribble WUson, past state coundepucy, It wao reporllld thet 169 cUor; Edith Betzlng, past state ol the praying hal>! pons have councilor; al>l Ivy Stacey, allte been eold. The rally to be held crodentlsl committee. on ~ 8 at Marlotla was anDeputies attendl~W were Iva nounced al>l Mrs. Nettle was IJIIpolnted to arrazwe a re- Stacey, Golden Gloam,25f; MU· ctpllon honoring the distrleldep- 11& ~r!)', New Mallmoras ucy at the rally. Also announced 53; Erma .Clelal>l, Cheater 323; was the PB•l councllors' as~~­ Y.!ll'l' Hou~~er, New Lexlngatlon meell~~ hOld on;li- fji!ia:l; ~~'\VO&on, Gallla114; rU 27 at Marietta. Mar111ret Selde•bel, Theodorus Mombero were remll>!od that 171 ;Mro. Nellie Forest reoervattona tor the rail)' are to Jlun 285• •1>1 Bea Mtlfers, Maribe made with the councU depu- otti 282. ' wide HaY•• ~~o•Hoels · Stoek HHI• · 2'' Hnlo SSBI S61 SJU REVIVAL ANNOUNCED MASON - Revl>i! service• wUI start on Tueads1, Apr1122, at the Harttord United Mothodlst Church at 7:3G p, 111o There wW be IP"•Ial music at these services. The ptj>llc Ia cordial· 1.1' Invited to ·attend. The Rn. I. Parrlah Is evangeilaL SIMON'S ~ eburch lor a polluok dlmer to ~ mark •1118 eonc:lualoa ol their ,. • ,MAIN ST. POMEROY The rod abalone Is the only one marketed in Nortb America. ' ' 'Trade In· Your Old ' Water Heaterl . YOUR .BEST BUY . ,.· ~, ·- ··"' . -~.,. ,. !1 .:o1F bnn: · · · ,.. J ~f HaY••• Mrs. Arland King Tuesday A ia1ette shower hooorb!g Mro, Arlal>l King .... held Tueeday night It the Middleport Ftrltllaptlst Church. PlarlniDg the aflalr were the chairmen ol the three circle• ol the B. H. Sanborn Mlsol-rySoIecy ol the cburch, Mra. WDUo Anthoo\Y, Mrs. Fred Gibbl, Jr, al>l Mrs. JohnMcNeU. Gifts ware placed on a table decorated In a l a - r al>l white color scheme al>l centel'ed with a bal>7 earrloge replica. The decoraiiODB were handled by Mra. David Dar&L Games were col>luctodbyMra. Gibbs with prizes beq awarded to the winners. . Gueala atthe,ohowerwereMra. Jacab Turner, Mrs. LUllan McGhea, Mto. lsabeUe Wlnobrel>o A 'lt!GISTERED· PHARMACIST ner • Mra. DIII'B Jlamm, MrL Pearl Ho(tman, Mrs. Nora HamU· too, Mrl!l• •Jamea Sou:len, Mra.. Marmllli Kloos, Mro. Fred Hoaman, Mrs. 1'- I. Hlll!hel, Mra. Charles Bennett, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. Mary 4..,. and Mrs. Cherleo Edwards. Mro. BeulahWhite,ldlooRhoda Hal~ Mro. Fred Lewil, Mrs. Charles Simons, Mra. Paul Smart, Mrs • .TOllY Fowler, Ve,: Ida and Trl• ,Gibbs, Barbie Anthony, Mro. GCllda Mllurnlng, Miss Fielding Hawkins, !lrl. Eugeae Murtay, Mra. Mill«lllood, Mro Bert !!odlmer, Mro. John Werner, Mrl. -lCObert Rtehardoon, Mrs. Richard OWen, Mra. John Fultz; MrllG0raltUIIIIMlrcy, JUdy OWen, lira. Fnnceo Bearh• and Mrs. :Elizabeth Gardner. <:'thoro P!'&lentlqj ill\l.toMro. · King llut not preHnl tortlit atoM· or were Mrjl.l(arold Cheaa, MrL Charles Seftlea, lllrll. NanDovlo, MrL lla!'llld liWXIord and !lro. David llk,f£ Cake, lee cream and~wsreuenod. · 52 GAL GLASS .~INID . ' ,' '· ,t ' SPECIAL OYYE~ ' . I• . . r ~•. .,·{ .1 .. .. 'I ) . ' ,.. ~ ' '• '. ' l • • ' •. • '1 ••: ' EBERSBA.ca:·:. (H• lo ifft•t) . · ELEC.TRIC !tATER MEATERS '\j, ' and Mr.. Garth Beel, Mr. and Mra. CacU Cole, Atheno; Mr. and Mro. Courtney WWiemo, Aone, llobert aod Paul, and Mro. Jealie Carr, 'Portamouth; Mro. Paul l'a1nter and Mr •. and Mrs. .laJ atlea, Albany. 1 Local gueola ttere Mr. and Mrs. Webber Wood, Mr. and Mrl. Oltm HarrtiOD, Mr and Mrl. Ed King, Mrl. ~ Holter and .....,pt~on~at, Harry, Rlchar\1 Hellman, Mrl. The reiroobmenttablewasdac- Lonnie Hudaon, Mr. and Mr1. orated with a three t1eroc1 wed- Leo !lory, Mra.. Ciark lllle, Mr. diDg cal!e with yellow ro.. ac- and Mro.lllll)lb Carl andllodney, - - ..... G-·e u.- and Mr. and MrL 'llomer Carman, GoneY• KID& all 111'..-Uihtero Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Mr. and of Mr. aod Mr1. KID& prealdod Mrs. 011 Thoma and children, illbo Iaiiie. Their l!l'andaon, Da- lira. Laura l!"haeter, Mro. Am· 'lid KID& hod CharlO of the gll'ta, ber IA>hn, Marp,ret llou()ul of town guests ware !dill daobelt, Mrs. ,.._. Hellman, Elllber Jo1!n-. Wtatmonl, Dl.; Mrs. Ella $!11th,', Mr. and MrL IIIII JUclr KID& Mr. and Mrs. WOiter HellmaD,'·Mr. and Mrl, Paul Fltzprald, Kankakee, 01.; Vlrall Carl and oooa, Mr. and ~·· M7rll• Corman, llurrl!al, J"'L Charles 1!- ~ryaon, Mrs . fb, w. va.; Mr. and Mrl. ~ee Krldar, ~a. Joe ·Gemelmer, So. Vleml; Mrl. !lfi• . Sa1ro, Mra. Mlicnf Zlell..-, Ylt. Bryaon, CUlton; Rev. and Mr. and Mrs: H. E. Sllrley, lllr. lira. Clyde Miss Mary &1111 Mra. lloWia¢ Del a, Mr. and Gnealer, MrL llalMa Comer, Mro. Marvin KID& lllr. and Mrl. Mr. and Mro. Haljlb Cheae, Mr. Gone Paul Kllirl Mr. and lira. and MJ'I. CUI!ord Carman and WWism H. King and Kevin, llr. Ju4)1, Mrl. llllb7 Rucker, Mr. and Mrl. Walter Schreibar, Mra. ·and Mrs. Leo !Una, COIII!IIbul; Ardla Mr. and !Ira. llr. and Mrl. J. w. CUmmins, Roland Eaatman, Mr. and Mrl. Jamea CUmmlal, Mr. and Mra. Dana Mlrray, Mr. &1111 Mrs. Earl Richard lloudaohelt, ~dl- Thoma, Kelly and 91zan, Mro. bars; Mr. and Mro. Jolm Gorot. Ellaabelh Murray, Mrs. WII,JIIO aer, Clnclmall; Mr. and Mro. Deal and Lindo, Mra. Ropr Paul Carr aoc1 Jo7ce, Akron; YIKIIII, Mr. and Mrs. Nev White, ' Jiev, and Mr1. llarloa WWiama, lira. Maline Arnold. Addlaon; Mrl. Edllb "'rlngaton, SOndlng &Ill• were the couple's llr. and lira. Clarellee WW, Mr. srandaon, Michael Kin&. u. S. Navy, Hawaii; Mr. and Mrs. Eraoot HeUman, Plltaburgh, Po.; Mr. and Mr.lo RaiJil Carr, - · folk, Va.; Mr. and Mro. 8Jck Sandlin, Cincinnati; Mr. and Mr1. James Reese, Logan; Mr. and · Mrs. Jobn DNn and sons, Mr. lnd Mrs. Charita !Una, Mr. and All'l. Zlba Mldld1!, Mr. and lira. Dale Harrlaon, Mr. and MrL Lloyd King and Mr. and Mrl. Norman Wood, PVmeroy. *'· BULK GARDEN SEED PHONE '992·2111 · ll~ 'W.IIAIN . POMEROY ..,. . ).' QUALITY SEEDS Birthday Observed Field and Laboratory Tested By BorbQra .Smith I ' . ALSO ONION SETS 'ci lS:. ·COND.IT .. ' ·~ . · STOP I" AT. ; • 1. ,. (KASE... . . HAIDWlU" 992-2511•· I . ' St. A blrtbdaj/ illoaer was bald ~ at the ' flomi Of Mr and llrL MeiYID Smltb, Cheatar Road, lltltiDrlll1 ' Mill Barbara Smith. Guest• were Mr. and Mr1.Don lbllb &1111 dauabter, OO!tlla; MrL M. """"" llllll dlaghar' Aonlta of NaiiOIIYillt, and !lr and Mn. .l)olo .~~··The DCID Slnllb fimll7, Mrl. lllnllll and ........ and llr. and llrl; Wtt.!il SIDitii atteDdod the wed, 4jltK of lloborta BriCklea of ~ 'IID!IUI. lllaa iltl~ll II 1IJa . Jllaeo ~ Mrto. llehln Smith. 0 . FINISHTNG · WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SAME DAY . SERVICE. In At 9 - Out At 5 AT REDUCED PRICES CHAPMAN-CANADAY Use Our !lr.. Parllng Lot Ro'Linson's Cieaners SHOE STORE 216 t:. 2ad, Pema~ 90 Mill St., Miltlleport , . Ill' preoentod play"o.-t ~ board••, RefrtlllmeMi " • f • HrYod by the aacol>lll'adllllGIII- . Soo Our Llno of Lawn Ornamont1 Including Rabbito, tt.n and Chickono, Ducko ond Duckling, Chlp11unks, Roostera, Fla•ingoet, Wood Fenct ancl Othtra. Al1o Bird Baths All At Popular Pric01. MAKE POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING CENTER BEN,FRANKUN•: PHONE 992·3498 l02 EAST MAIM ST. . POMEROY, OHIO OPEN FRIDAY & SA TI.I~DA Y !11GHTS JIL Noxt Door to Elborftldo I t. . I REG• NEW )UPtR SPRAY SECRET ANTI PERSPIRANT I 0 ., ' I ' . tl' • " 0 ~" FAMILY SIZE Reg. 33c CREST TO ·Extra Large REG. 3.95 ill DISCOUNT PRICE Reg.1.SO 'Vi .• IL 11 oz. . YE DROPS Rer. 65c Medium Size ~ 0 .. ·'Swltc• Ovtr ~.l• On~ Dly : I • ASTE FAST. FREE DELIVERY OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK NEW! c. . . At lbe conelulloa tiltlo - . IDe. the Ohio untv.ratt .._... 0 ··-· ....,, ·- ._, HARDWARE GROUP U.S. KEDS SHIRT -••tins Mr. and Mre. WWiem A. King celsbratod tbelr aoldln wedding amlversary amdl.f with an open ...... at thelr.home on the KingsburJ Road. . Holling theoecallonwerethelr 1001 and dau&hterl-lnJaw, Mr. andMrLVIraliKinaandMr.and Mra. Leo King, Mill Hel• Marie King, ' youngest Ill'and· dau&hter !If the btlmeeo, was the ( ,. retal')'; Mro. WWism !l!erldan, Gone -lhell. The alternatos tho aal'ecy pa1rOI boys and girls ~rs W.re Mr • and lira. ,_ treoaurer; and llrl. Gone Mltcb, are Mrt. Tid Baed,. Mrs. John at lbe ~ meeting. Mrs. Pearl Glen lWei. correiPOJ1C(Ing aaeretary. , KID& Mrs. Ktllllleth llarrto, Mrs. WUI1ama and Mro. Tom Smith -~~~----~--~~~~~~--· Named delegates to the Meiga Paul Elchlnge.r, aod !lira. Rich- - • _..,ted to order trophl., JUST ARRIVED : .. SHOP EARLY FOR Councy CouncU of Parenti and • ard FOil rod. lllr the 22 Bixth l!l'adero and three Taachera were Mrl. Frank Seth, A report on the recent derUl llllh aradera in tho patrol. The ~:~NG Mrs. Leo Crew, Mr1. Guy Qlln• . ciiJiic was given by Mrs. Seth Bixth l!l'aders WUI BJl fD WaahingIller, Mrs. Jack~aa,y,andMra. Who extended IPPI'aciatlon fD Dr• . ton in lolay, it WIB reported. Keith lligp, Dr.JorryAialheney, Mra. Crew prealdod It the and Dr. Harold Brown. P,T,A. meetlna which -eel with the PICNIC IS ~I'D membara whOIIIistedweroMra. plodp fD the fiag by Mrs. D<xl A wiMet roast and bellliJIIIIO Jack CarMY, Mro. Richard Foil- Thomas and Mrs. Pat. Duffy'• IT'S PLANTING TIME FOR was plalmod lor lbe next meeting ,, i'od; Mra. Wilbur Hood, Mra. Girl Scout troop. The P.T.A. When the Forest l!IDI Methodlot ' 011 Guinther, and MrB. Gene prayer wa• read by J.lra. Crew. .AMARYLLIS, GIANT DAHLIAS, Church senior youth lellowahlp ' Mitch. Robert Morrlo, principal, re· GLADIOLUS ••• mlxod and toltd met amdl.f night at the church. rtod that the playground 1mcolors, all in packages. Attending were ~Nease, Dan 59c ood up Nease, Tereaa Gooch, D a v 1 d VEGETAaLE & FLOWER SEEDS Gooch, Cinclr Goocll, JW WarIn peckagoo ..........--...... 20• and up ner, Connie Warner, and Lee Am. GARDEN TOOLS, HOSE, SPRINK· Neue. Relrelhmenta were ~erv~ LERS, COW & SHEEP MANURE, ad. ETC. Visit1n Indiana For Confirmation w_..., " '0' ·' ·', r,:::::;t:;~ . . For your protection, the law requires that only 0 registered pharmacist rnoy fill prescriptions. His . . certificate testifies to yeois of training plus approval by the Stole Board of _1 '" ELECTRI.C WATER HEATER ONLvSJ9 0. aetlvltieL The circles wW be 'o rpniHd at the moth~ erodallihter banque~ 1 . Tho li1DUallfay FeUowahlp Day of Church Women United waa an: IIOUDC:edlor ~ .2 at tha Pom: troy United Methodist Church. n ' wOI becl~ with a 12:30 p, m. aack ' lunch. Alio announced waa the ;, lllo Granda AuoclaUon moettne to be held at Racine on AprU 22. New olllcen wW be Installed at that Ume. Following the pOiiuek ·dinner, the circles met. Mrs. WWia Anthooy prealdod at the EJecta Clrele meet!IW which opened with de..Uons by Mrs. John Fulto. Plano were made to remalnber a •IIQWn on her birthday. J u d y Owen waa a guest 11 the m...U., Lova Joy Circle mambera oom- Mrl. DwltJht CUUuma w a 1 e1eco.ed prellldan• .. ·die l'omeroy Elementary P. T.A. at a meetln& Moni1ay ollhl at the school. Other 'olllcerl elected lor U.e wW bo-tolheRev. Franl<CUr1969-70 ochool term were Mrs. ry and hiB family In India. n .... 111,y Heaton, llrJI vice prealdont; decided to take thO ...,.Y In the treaoury and' oedll a ehUd u. loiro, Pat IlUfiY, aacolihlce prechurch camp liMI then!llvathero- aldelll; Mrs. Loula Olbomo,aaemail>ler tor e. .nieioltheBible school. · Mrs. Mollie lolc:Gbeereadthank you note• from the ohut-lns who received remembrineea roMr. and Mri Patrick Lot:haey cent!)'. have returned from . Lltayette, At a meetuw ol the Dorcas l'bd., where tbll!' 'filltod their aon Circle, Mrs. Tony Fowler p,ve and dalllhter:..n-Iew, Mr. and devodona entWod "To Live in Mrs. Jamoo Lochary and ehUthe AtlerGiowOrEaoter." Mra. dron. C. P. Bradbury lhanMdthegroot> They went espectally tor the lor !Iowan al>la thank you note confirmation at tho II. Jollll ~~­ waareadfromSheryiFerry,Bat>- copal Cburcb ol their grancldau&lt· li&t ocholarahlj) student at otta- ter, &loan, liy the lit. Rev. Jolm wa Universley. Remembrance• P. Craine, Bishop ol Indiana. wW baaanttDMra. U!cWa)'!ayeo &laan was one ol 19 In the eonon her birthday,, and MrL Grace Ormation cla11. A reception wa1 llyoeU whQ rOmatna Ul. held following the oervlce lor the AU members or the circle& aa- m. a... Mr. Craine aoc1 the alated Mrs. Manning Kloea, SOel- clau members. ecy prealdent, in an evaluation form to be &ubmlt!od SALE CONTINIJ~ to tho elite conference. Tho Wealll!'an Service Guild ot A la1et!e ohower was held fol. the Racine Mathodlst Churcb lo lowing the circle meetuwa tor eontillllnllla l'1IDlllla&8 sale Sat!lira. Arland King, urday ba&lmlng at 9 a.m. at tho Slmp11011 BUilding, Racine. m-. - ·F- LO~ OR ,.,;'h ', _' :rear'• r~C37k~~;;;~cyPTAl~fEE4~ 50th Anniversary of Marriage Celebrated PICK·A·PAIR SHOE STORE HaY•• ·ALWAY.S RE9UIRE Pharri\ocy. · And Other Goad Brands AU three circles mel at the 1 I plain, buckloo and bows. Siru 4 to 10. , ,..._...., Stationed al Staa Sergeant John H. PhUaon, soo ol Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. PhD· son, Racine, Is on ducy at Nha Trang AB, Vit<tlam. Sergeant Philson, an aircraft . machanlc, Ia in a unit oC the Pacitlc Air Forces. Before his arrival in Scxdhesst Asia, he was anlgnod to the 777th Tactical Air Sl(lport Sqi.Bdron at Pqpe AFB, N. C. A l!l'aduate ollo(fdclleport 111gb School, the lergoant altel>lod the Ohio state Univeralcy, Montreat (N, C.) 'Anderoon College, and Ohio Univeraley, Ilia wtle, Patriela, lo the daiiShter ol Mr. 1nd Mrs. C. II. . Rauach, 615 Girard Ave., WeltJ\elil, N. J. ) night. qRAGSTER.$ ,,, ~D LOTS, LOT·$ ·MUII.El OSIOrl_f~!.eJ1t • • •• l5 .. f· ~~lJ-E~"lg~s " Ma.ny otyloo in a S-S,d· Philson ( wera made dortlll a meat!ng ol ~ clrcleo or the B. H. Stlilotn J) MioaiOJary SOeiecy Tueaday ~ FRIDAY RECORD HOP, Friday, 8 fD 11 p.m., Recine JunlorlllghSchool, sponoored by IMIIeo Auxiliary, Racl11> Fire llopertment. Adl!llasion, 25 cents. REVIVAL, April 17, tltrouill AprU 27, Church of Christ in Chrl allan Union, Hartford, W. Va., Bev. O'Dell Manlll!', Hobson, aa evllll88llrt; lleY, John Coppoek, pallor, welcomes pubUc. 5at the 1 Middljport Flnt Blpu&t Church BALL .GLOVES .,:(" For The Grad! . meet outolde the church at 10:15 a.m. MONDAY TIIEODORUS COUNCIL 17, Daughters ol America, J60F hall; member a to take I&Ddwic:hes; to practice with Qddb!g star Counc:U to receive state and nau.al ol!lcera at ~ rally. daiiShter banquet i4LLS & .BATS' CIID, 1:15 p. m. 'i'I!Uraday, home ol Mra. HC'llller Radronl; Mrs. Scott Ftllmer has the p....,..m. EPISCOPAL CllUIICH W....... IUDCheoll, 12:30 p. m. Tllur~ !Ira. Herbert Ewb!g, ~~~ Mra. John Pearson. bodlrelie.w; MrS. J,E.D. Ha~, llrlo Fred crow, Sr.,llln. Fred Crow, Jr., Mrs. James Tltua, Mrs. Na&o cy Reed and MrL Herbert Seth, iloJiaoaaa. MIDD~OIIT CHILD COnaari:atfop ~. anllal dlnnar il Oacar'• in ~llpci!o1 detotl<Nll by Mrs. Don liullen; new mem• bera to' be . -.on; rillort of the noml•tlng committee. TWIN CITY Shrine Club resu- . lar meeting, 7:30 p. m., Thurilday, Middleport club room. Nha Trang All Layette Shower Given for Coach WEST BROADWAY THVRSD:!Ir Hoolth · ROCK SPRINGS AtteOOing the training sesslon in SATURDAY addition to several from Athens MEIGS CHEERLEADERS car county were 25leaders allf volun-- waoh, Saturda,y, beclmlng at 9 a. teers from Meigs County. m., at Middleport VUtaae l1ell. !UGH SCHOOL danceparcySat,. urday, 8-11 p.m., at the Molgs Nease Son-in-law Junior lllgh School Audlrorlum In Pc:meroy; Jays wW emcee; public ls wfllcome. Wins Decoration IIJNDAY MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F. Senior Moster Gergeant Wai- and A.M. to alland church !1mlace P. Powers, whose wife, Ruth. day topther at Middleport Haath is the dauahter oC Mr. al>l Mrs. Methodist; aU master mama to Vernon Nease, Rt. 1, MinersvWe, has received the U. S. Air qulckly,economle.lly,llll)' ~ l'ld & t..mbort pool.. lnd .. WI win halp ~~I.SBEES !air parade. KIMOy. PRATT & LAMBERT rt ~c:~n.:~OX-.~~~ ... Ill!~ "YI:.A The deodllne lor day camp ret~- c...., i!IJPP .... which enlllllay IJiradon Is ~ U,l-ra were 15. She said thll all recorda &1111 Tho Dally Sentinel, MiddiOIIOl'W'omei'Dj'. 0.. AnrU 17, lM9 • .. Rf1.79c.48 71JZ. " · �• .,'.-, I 8- T!lo ;. j ., JJaib S..-Jnol, Mlddlt(IOI'I.:Pomel'O)I, 0,, .\prO 17, 1969 'Fmd Everything From Auto's To Yo-Yo's In The Sentinel .Want Ads ·-----···-1 .y ' WANT AD IMFORMA TION DEADLIN!S Bvslneu Opportunity I ForS.Ie .. I I LIGAL NOTICI IN TMI PI,OIATa COU&T OJI Mllal COUNTY, -OHIO OWN YOOR own dry el~ NEW BRUSH hog 4 feet wide. No. ao,o.u IOII'H M. WILCIIt, buafneq, Ambltloul man or S.point hitdt. Phone !19'U329. I Aclmtnlttratrlll of tM • • • et ...... •. ......... DHHHct. 11m111D to lab .... and """ t-17-31c PltlntiH, 1nM and nlllle. We wUI cto Doy of Pl!bllcotion Bob IDITN M. WILCH, IT AL., REGULATIONS deanfng whoi-.Je. Apply In SIX-ROOM llou<e, wall to wall I The P-lithllr ro•orvo1 tM rltht Says: pe!'IIOil A.B.C. Cle-1'1, Jb. -lfOTICIcarpet In living room, level to Hit ot' ,.iltd o..y odt dHrMd -*· P...-1 It Cbaoey, wm.e place of son, W. Va. 4-J.&.tle jectlonal. Thl ,wllll•h.r will 1t01 lot; nicest hOme In Middle· lflhlenet ill UflkDoWD; lhe IIDJulOWII Mtr.. de\1Hu, lepWa, edminllINI IOI!"'MI~Io for ,._. thon OIM port, I~ Nor11> Fourtll St., CLIP traton and uecuton. ll •Ill• of ,,... orrect in1ortion. WILL SELL one or 'bofh Ill 111J hut H. CbaDQ', deeeuedJ lamet Middleport. Phone IJ9Z.3681. RATES THIS P. D. Chaaey, wboae plaee of retll· cleaning planta. A. B. C. FM Wonl' Ad Servin t-17-6tp ddtl II \IIW)OWIU the IIDimowD COUPON 5 u1tt1 ,., Word oM in ..rtion Cleaner~, Maoon, W. Va. bclra, dcY!.Ieft, leJMee., admblll· --traku•s aod exeoutdn, 1f aD~, of Mlnl111u111 Chart• 75c t.lo.tlc IF CARPETS look dull and liT'S WORTH 12.00 OfP OH ~HY James P. D. Chaney, 4eee ..ed.; will 12 conlt (1101 word throe con.. cutaft aotlee tbat OD the 3rd d~ Of tlvo inurtlortt. drear, remove the opota u I TIRE SAT L~HDM~Rk SIR VICE Januan. 1969, Ole undenirllfld EdI STATION, ALL THIS WEEk, 11 nnt• ,., Word tl• con.. cllflvo Kh 1(, Welch, Adm11:l11UatriL filed IIIey appear with Blue LUIIre. For S.le or Tr1de htl*"'lont . t~etitlon ••alnst )'Oil azad o\bers I her Rent electric obampooer $1. lila CAM!lRO VI, 4 apeed; In ih• Prebate Court of ·llleW Coull· 25 p11 unt DitCDiml on poid odt 1} Ohio, pr.yinf for author:lb' to aMI ad• paid within 10 dayt . Baker Furniture. t-14-6tc ltrr FtreiJfnl VI, 4 speed. I ..D. Ute etlrt1r8 1DW'III\ ·m the nal CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Pttite hereJnalt«<r deaertbed, to Pl1 Call 119%.a517 or SIUNI. $1 .50 f01 50 word minllnUm. Ea . Ule &lbtl of .t«:edent and coN of otlditlonol word 2c . sa.tre EXCElLLENT condition, used, 1 0 admlnlltr.tlon, to-wit: Mgr. I Th tollowlAI N~ .Ute altua&e BLIND ADS one Kelvlnator 13.6 automatic In the Townthlp of Selpto. County Adtlltionol 2Sc Chart• per AdvorI . I ' • ' 992-2181 . defrost double door refrigerKelp aDd !ftlt:e of Oille, u4 1D tlso-nt . Auto S.les 1' .. ,., OpontU ~o.u, I of tbe IQUitheaa "uart.er of seetton ator, $150. One 36 Inch el«> OFFICE HOURS No 17, Ton No. 7, bDII No. 1§112 RAMBLER, alandlrcl lldll, 1:30 • ·"' · to 5 :00 p.111. Dolly u. ·of the Ohk:l Company'• Putdl· trlc range with grldle, 160, f]OO. l'llooe . .. 4-!Hie ~~ ··"' · to 12:00 Noon ~hmlor,. · 4Mcribed u follows, to-wit: one 7 piece breakfast set, Bqlnnlni at the 1011thwest eor· Buslneu Slrwlclt ner ot Aid quart.r, thence north like new. $35, Phone 91N:1211 TERMITES SW.ffiMING? They 19110 RENAULT. good motor, 3?.'15 ehall1J to the center ol IErC.rd Of Thanb afler 5 p.m., 949-:112 from wiD CreeiE Road; tbenee llOI'UI ore reprnductlves kicked out phone 94._2227. 4-16-31p WF. WISH to thank all our good 48~ def. - 1 I.M chaiN aiO'IlJ 9 a.m. to 4 p... t-JS.«c of the active termite colony ta14 roiCl to the north Une of 11td friends and neighbors for Sectlon: theru:e ell\ 14.8.5 chllln8 inlesting !1'0111" home to start to a Jtak1; llleaee 10utb. 161 cbalnl their kindness and sympathy ltOUl!E in Racine, S bedrooma, to tbe touth liM of Nld ltdlon: r.ew colonies. Low overhead during the illness and death Well UI.3S lliWIII ~ tU ballb, owner trantlferred. For - rea.on&ble, Meigs Com- tbe1Uitl place oi betlnnt.uJ. contJinlnl 52.71 of our mother, Jessie Price. Lot No. I of tbe plat appointment cell 918-281L pany, Allied Pest Control, 7 ofIOft;llth11 belnl premiiM, which llld pillt Words cannot express oor 4-IUI< Uberty, Pomeroy, 0. After '- dtaehed to tbe report of .-ld gratitude. A special thanks CommiNionrs and flied with the f p.m. 9112-5669. t-17.filp Clulr; of Courta of plcl CDWity, again to all the wonderful SINGER Sewing !Machine In to wblcb reference Ia berfl)y mad11 rartber deae-riPUOD of the people at Veterans Memorial beautiful light finished cab!· SEE NEIGLER Building $IP' for aboYe detcrlbed pnmlae.~. Hospital. to Rev. Cllarles NorAlto thl foUoWinl pnmtlu, ll\net, like new. Fully equipply for building yaur bame. uated tn the TowDllhlp of Scipio, ris; his morning visits meant ped to do all fancy sewins as 1.11. tbe CountY of Metp, ltate of Call Guy Nelgler, Rllclne, 0. so much Ill mother and all Ohio 1nd In section No. 11. Town well as beautiful straight 8-28-ltc No. 'J , Ranll No. lt of 1M O!da lite family; aiso, Rev. Jake stitching and zig zag designLompany'• Purt"bllte, dlln'l.bed II Busb, Rev. Freeland Norris to-wit: ing. Pay oil balance of 9 pay- CHUCK'S Callb and Carry TV ro~. Beatnnlni 011 the IIQtlt.h tiDe of and singers and WhJie's Fun..ctlon Ill tbe Ritter of Er· menta at $6 monthly or 160 Service, save up to onHalf Wd win Creel! Road ; lhtae• north M eral Home. May God bless all. cash. Guaranteed. Phone 992on repairs. Bring them In and deJ . _ , alotll .ad road 18.t3 Tbe Jessie Price thence east J5.J8 chain~ to 2685. Hs.8k uve. Cbuct's TV, 1D Butter- arh1l1111: corner: thence nortll 10 dWIII Family. 4-17-ltp thence eallt 1.10 ehiW nut Ave., Pomeroy. ~ toto 1a atone; .tone) Uaenc. IIOUtb k) JO REPOSSESSED Ellectrolux Va· SMITH AUTO SALES chainl tc the rwuth Une of aatd KAHAUGA, OHIO cuum Cleaner complete with SltP1'IC lanD cleaned. MIDer aeclloU1 Ulence wa.:t. 11.811 daaiWI In Memory to tile pJnce of beJ:InnlnJ. eontaln· attachments, paint spray and ~ LOV'JNG memory d my Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio, 1111 10.&1 acru; be1nJ' Lot No. 10 of a pJat of the premtan, which cordwinder. Looks and cleans dear husband, David Oller, Phone . . . . 1-a.tre plat ll attadled to the report of like new. Pay off balance of who paasecJ. away April 17, ~;a id Commlaaionen and filed wtth ForRint tbe Clerk of CDUr11 af Me)JII Ooun· b paymen~• at $6.50 monthly 1958, eleven yean ago. C. C. BRADFORD ty hl w}llch reference II hereby FURNISHED and unfurnished or $50 cash. Guaranteed. rnl.de for a tu.rtller detcrlp41oD trt AUCTioNEER the above detu1bed premllel. apartments. -Close to school. A place is vacant ln my Cllmplete llemet R£ll'llt:EN'OB DEED: VoL to!. Phone 992-5434. 10.18-tfe FISH BAIT, minnows and nlte Pille 9, D~~d Recorda. Melli Ooun ,.._ MNII1 home ty, ottto. crawlers, John Koehler, ColWhl<h never can be filled. lladae, Oldo You are required to anaw.r the 'fRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Mid PetiUon by the IM:h diJ' of lege Road, Syracuse, Pllone Crill Bradfft J une, 1999, or judtment bJ' delauiL Court, Syracuse, Obio on State l192-S0511. H+6tc will 1M reoclered alalUI you, . Sadly miased by his wife, I 1 tfe EDITH M. WILCH, Rl. 12,, Phone IIH-2951. Roxie, and daughters, •dmlnlltrttrbl Itt the 11-tiN 8-11-lfc Attna 1. luuell, Oecea ..d nooo USED automatic wash- AIR CONI>mONJNG Refriger- CROW.of c-.ow Violet and Mildred, and & I'OITIIt. er, $20 f'hone Mrs. Dray, granclchlldren and great ation service. Jact'l Refrls- Attornan for Adft'lhlil-lrftrlll 992·53SO. 4-17-!tc granddlllclren. 4-17-lix: FURNISHED bouse in Pome. eratfon, New Haven. J.- 4 t'J; 4 M; a 1; I I; a 1~ I • tte roy, Ove rooms and balb. 882-207t. • • Call evenlogB, fl92.5261. S'l'ElREO PHONO radio comNotice LIOA&. NOTICI U.Uc bination, re_..t, looks READV - MIX ccmerell deU.IN THI PlOIAT'I COUIT OP THERE will be a Gun Sbool, ' !I!IO •+ · .c.,jJM. ~.Multiple apeakered rif!ht ·1o your proJect. · IN THI Mll_.,NfM! Mii'(UI, Oil . t tH .A."NOI 9undolt'. ~~~~ at FURNrSHED TWO BEDROOM ~Rjiliil'""iutomalle rocOF NAMI 011 DAV D FUNK Fast and easy. Free elllthe F'orked Rtm sportsman MOllS TO DAVID FlANK apartment, Middleport. Pbone on1 cbanger. Beautllul band mateo. Phone 992-3114, GoagCAM" ILL Club. EvC!I')'OIIe iS wO!Icome. David Fnnk ' Mobbt of Melp m#74. U.tfe NJI>ed oiled walmJt cabinet. leln Ready • Mb: Co., Middlet-16-3tc County, Olato, hereby ri¥M notln Take over paymenlll of only pori, Ohlo. I Ill tic that he will file .. bb petition In the ProbatJ Court ot Veip Co1lllt.y, Oblo, 'l'RAILI!llt, Brown's Ttaner $Ui0 weeldy or pay balance. JIN)'InJ for ab order or aald Court MUSIC every Friday and SatPark, Minersville. Pbono fiD. $H5.38. Call 992-m111. t-1~ BUDGET PRICE fumllure on ~uthorhlnr tile eh•DP of hla name urdlly at Jack's Club on Jlar. from David Frank Mobbs to David 3314. 4-8-m.. F'n.nk Campbell; \bet aald petition our third floor budget sbop. risonville Road off Rt. 7. "Ill be on the ao day of Ma;r . FOUJI BRAND new demanstreBaker Furniture. Middleport. 111119 .11t heard 11:00 A.M. In the Probale 4-1~ I 'J'IIREE room Apartment. of Melli Coullly. Pumeroy, tore, llg Ill( sewing macb- Cillo. II* Court Ohio, or u IOOJI thereafter 11 laid <'OIIlplelely modern with built. tn.... Clooe out at Ul. CaD Court m~y hear it. PUBLIC Sale Friday, C..Orge's In kitchen. wall oven and Frank Arthur M'o"'-• wbole real· 992-2836. 4-IHI< SEWING MACIIINES. repair o.lence ia 641 1t.mh111t Street , BufJalo , Auction House, Rutland, new table top unit. stainless steel service. all makes. 1I'Y 1- New York, father of tho aal.d Dav:ld and used merchandise. Conl'raniE Mobbl ll hereby notified to sl'* witlt disposal unit, bath, SEVEN ROOM house and out2284. The Fabric Shop, J>Gm. •how cau" wb7 uld a.ame lboukl sigmnents welcome. Open complete with shower and be chanPd without Ule conHnt buildin~ ; 2 ..,....; phone my. Authorized Singer Salea otnul the from tO a.m. till sale lime for aaid I'Nnk Artbur Mobbl. large closet, nicely decoratPortland 843-%1115. 4·17-6tc DAVID FlANK MOIII, and Servfee. We Sharpen mnsignments. Sale s1ilrtll at ed. Call 992-5271 for appoint. I Mllllr Sclaoon. 34tlc by Rutfl Campbell, MGtft11 7 p.m. HHic: ment. t-IS.tfc EIGHT AORI'lS. s.IJedroom end N..t Prllnd retlt!Ofltr houe. bath, bnement, near CIGARETI'E vendlnR mocltlnes t l'h t It; 5 I; I 8 tto GUN SHOOT by llle RadDe ~ SPINET planos in this area and service. ABC Enterprlooa, Long Bot111!n. Wat.r tap let. Fire Deportment, fmlay, to rent to responsible family , A nJce country home, $7500. Ma11011, W. Va. Pllone mesa. ;,,..u 211. at the Bob IBII only $8 per mo. Contact ere. F,.. lnfomlallon call Jleeda. will be two half hop. rlil Dept., summers & Son, ville, 111'1-3333. t-13-«c Proceeds wtll go to the new Jadalon. Ohio. 4-17-3tp IIARRIBON'S TV llll'flce. Emergency Squad trua. Houle oafll and anle!l!ta nlea AWMIMlM Fishing Boats. 4-1~ safe, deep, otunly. Buy a safe and service. Some anlenDal !loot for )'OUr r.Dfly's protee. fnalal1ed free with purdlue. For S1le VACANCY for two elderly peo. tlon. See Lorenzo Davis, V. !'llone 9112-U. 44-tle pie. Prefer private paid pa. P ~ODI F PUPPIF.S. AKC Toy mlle wee! cl. now Rt. SS on lleldl. PI*M Muon, 77J.IIII. miniature. m and up. stud Kfng!lbury Road. ~ l~c service and grooming. PhOIICI li ,..Ill. Dol' Bof•• Publication MoMioy DoodliM t 111.111. CoiiCollotlona & c.lrOc11ont Will M occopted until 9 a .m. fOf ... , ' POMEROY I~JackW.Car&oy I ~----------~~ DATIUN/2 •--•-m I rann. """' 992-5443. BAND II 3 1ft! RI!.'MOVE EXCI!lSS body ~uld with FluldeJ: Tabletl, only INTERIOR and l!llerl,.. paint. LOT ON M"ill St .• In MMdleport f].49 at Neloon Drug. S.l4-45tp <lose to postotllee. fO.foot lng and roof WOII'k . Call Gene wide. t25 root deep. E..,.,_ Congo, Long Bottom, 843-%104. lent lot, 20 foot alley In back. LOVELY SIX-room house In t-~141p Pbone 992-5251. 4-8-l!e 'Mason City. Very nice, 19500., CaY Mason T/3-S256, or Rav· onswOOd 273-21Pl0. t-17-31c S(.m"I'IE Troller. ready to go, Help W1ntecl 1»1 MulbeiT)' Ave., PoniC!I'Oy, ~IAN OR woman, Midway Mar. Phone 119%-5467. 4-!Utp Real Estate For S.le ket. Phone 992-M. 4-15-Sic ROONEY DOWNING SAVE BIG. Clean ruga and up. Reo! Eotale llrGbr . MEN FOR productioll Wllllt In bolslery wllb Blue Lus!re. modem brklt plant, steady Rent electric ohampooer f]. Middleport. Oldo ..m, day olllfl, good bmy Tiny's Bargafnland. t-lt-6tc f.l'*'fe 8lld piece -k rates, paid vacatlolls and hollda}'ll. lnlur- FOU'R ROOM House in Syraa,... benefits, free bcmll cuse, bath. carport. gas furhouse, bring your own bed nace, good condition, call clothes or move to lhls nicf 11112-5862 t-ltl-4tc LHAL NOTICI rural area nortll rA Collnbwl, NOTic.l Ofl APPOINTMIHT Ohio. No age limit. Apply ln (~Em.T'S a gay ~irl, ready for GEO, ROBSI'E'11'ER, Brobr c... No, J008I of L.... L. _...,, DICU U~ pei'50n only. The Galella a whirl after cleaning car- LETART - 6 rooms, batb, 2 ...... NoUct II bllrtbJ li'NII 1bal Vlrlll 9rale Tile and llrldt Co., Ga· pels witll Blue Lustre. Ren I porcheo, drilled well, 4 nice Hlmlll ot' MlMnYIDe, u.. ...... CowttJ, Oblo, 1W1 been dU)J appotat. lena, Ohio. 4-IUI< electric shampooer. $1. Sayre Iota. $6800.00 ... 11atntor ... t:bl llltaW of ....., Hardware, New llaven. W. CRESTEII - Nice 6 roontll, L . BaDJ, decateed, lite of lluUOII ToW'IIIIdp. . . _ ODuDtl• 01111. WOMAN to belp with IMJuo&. Va. ~-17-6tc (;redl&ort art nqulnd to m. ibllr balb, full basement, screen- elltlml Wlt.b M14 llduc!lu7 w1U11D deanlng tWo da}'ll. Phone ed patio, garage, 3\l acres. four moDUli . 99J-311Z'l. t-1i-ltc KITCHEN smoke building up Fann pond. $13,000.00 P. M. O'IIIIM On your walls. Uoe Wipe Out MIDDLEPORT ...... ...,.. " ..... C.Mr 6 1'001111, TWO WAI'I1lE9SES, apply al cleaner to end it all. Rent bath, furnace, nicf fln!plaee, .. 10-17- lie Orchard 11m, Mason after I wall washer $1. Baker Fum!. p~~~~ellrc, 2 acres. $11,000.00 · Q-Whlch il tht world'• p.m. t-14-ele lure. 4-!Hic: HELI!N ,.. VIRGO. TEAPORD oldtrt Mt"""'l cmthtm7 A-The "Klmfgayo" of . -MAN to cut grass and trim. !till APACHE eamplng tnller, ASIIOCIATBS ~!J41e Japan, In which the words Pllone 992-5138. 4-!Hic: Uled three tlmel. S1eepl • lo dale from the 9th ~ntury . I. 11100. Willie Guinther. llJnlnn1r1• P'I/LL OR PART lime, earn cuae. ·Phone tft.21111. See any. Ati'I'OMOlllt.l IJtlartioN 1leel World's tanest structure is 110 to Sll». wrlle BOz 888-L, lime. 4-IM!I : eaiiC!I!W' Loll JOIII' ' a 2,089-foot guyed television Ill care ol Dally Sentinel, , .. transmitting lo!l'er between or's !ieense1 0111... .. Fargo and Blanchard, N.D. _,. c t-1141c flAY. Pllone etl'l.fltl. f.ll«p The Fastest Complete Front·End and Brake S.Yice , From tho W..• T111Ck Bulldoaor Rod1alor To . )'he !llnallost H-r Con. BLAETTNA·R'S BLAETTNAIS PH. 99a.ll 43 LIOAL NOT'I!CI BoJ ADell lloUil. wbaM piMI of ~ ll e-o llarrJ c. :Roluh. ..... Bol: • • 11-.oa. ,.... V1IIIDia, "' her.by notified ~d OD tM 1Mb 4a1 Of .uru. UDda • • Bo1111l, btllll plalntlft ftled Jaer ,.uUoa ...m.t btm u w.ndul& IB tile caart of Commo11 Pleu, 11•1.11 CoaalJ', Oldo, c.. No. lt.ta . . . - for illftnlll I ! ' i ·l I "'- •aa HOBSTETTER REALTY .,.... .................. -a. ••• -. Wlltel Alla••nt S5.55 lfCIUI'Idl of IINII IIIC1ed of dlllJ .... -GUARANT.EEDPHONE 992·2094 pnJ~, .tor Netort.ttoa o1 IUktla .... IIIII otber proper Nlilf1 aatd ea.- will btl lor ll.e.rlq oa or efter U. 1Mb dal' of ICQ, 181!11. LINOA M. lOUIN, ,ralnHH ,.•.,., ..... , w A.......,..,.........., J. I, 0'1111.. t lOt t lTI 41 M,; G h I II I 11 lk! Local Bowling MAYBE YOU SHOULD CONSIDER A SECOND CAR THIS SPRING • • . POMEROY LANES TUESDAY MORNING GLORIES BOWLING LEAUGE 8, 18 18 20 MASON CAR WASH Car Completely H~ Rubbed and ·ThoJOU&hi.J Rinsed Sl.25 . Jt,. Opon: Mon. tltrv Fri. Saturday - 9-6 Sunday - 11-6 ~ 60 Buick 4 Dr............. $199 60 C.o¥, '6' -2 Dr ..... $250 High Team Series - Grueser Ins., 2148. High Team GameNo. 3, 819; High Ind. Series - Air-Condltlonlnt ........$395 61 Ford V.S 4 Door ' H&R l Firestone'S TRADE . 62 Cadillac Cpo. DoVillo ..............$699 Drema Smith, 534; Hlilt Ind. ser- ies - Peggy King, 208. ....,. ·- ~ 62 Cho•. '6' Impala Coupo ............ $699 58 GMC Ia tun V.S-4 Spood .............. $395 ... 'IJtlOfVf~ ~THE'1Y 'SOMEOtiE 'IOU POMEROY MOTOR CO . ~'. • ' I!\:l'll'a J.$ W~fRf II ):I;LL '$'1ARTEO, ~O'f ... THE WHAT THE CRIME a.m. Sunday, April 27, Turn clocks ahead one hour, !§I SEE US! IF IT BE SPRING, CAN SUMMER RICHARDSON & SKYLINE BE FAR PORTABLE T.V. • Now Pix. To~• MOBILE HOMES BEHIND? Over 20 Floor Plans In Stock No. This year why not enjoy tile .. tY · dRO~'SW,ORD 2 warm weather in a 'i ·OOWN · ·1•· Gftek T~M~kCd ' . : next' cleanl®used coavertiLie. Yes. door 2. ,Teim.lB . .... Conditioning 3. Alter Taal M11llbu . ls'eoutil_;r tvrq~o~olee fln-lrh with white nylon top , va ~~lne, P. Glide & ot . .rlnt. > ··~ . pilchard 5.'PrUI~r'M measu'- ,..w U • WW tir••· R&H. Se• tl!la populal' Model now. 6. DeCorated 1966 PONTIAC ...... $1795 7 The . letter trane., PS, PB , bucket ••at & eonaole, ~letter ' 20. A:top 21. Wlnr· llk~ . Jl¥t ., 21. Ardl ·. 2~.N4 Jlll'Ol · 26, Qrt;"P 28. P&elfY. 29. Typllt.'~ bluder 31. Family' mftdbef 32.- ~, . - 1965 CHEVELLE .... $1395 Malibu Conv. VB engine, powo,.. ' glide, radio, heater, new white~ woll tlr.. , groan o•toriM finloh with white nylon top , 11lnyl 1,.. t.rlor trim . 1965 BUICK ............$1495 AUCTION! LoSobre. Beige fhdeh with white nylon top, avtomotlc, PS, PB, radio, n- WW tlreo, ohorp brown· controotlng Interior with bolgo hdy ond white nylon top. SaturMJ, Aprll19-10 a.11. 1963 CHEVY II ........$895 Wa hive 1I01d OW' h<ma and will aelllhe !ollowtrw per._ a1 p~ locatad llvemlloa loutlnreltoiU.,avillo. Leave Slate Route 124, 2'h mUeo west of I.aJvavUio on State RL 326 to the vfllap d llanvU!o. Watclt for •IIDL 1963 CHEVROLET .. $895 BIG · TIRE SAYINGS seE SIINOY,.~ L I~E A CRIMINAL RETURN IN 1 T' Tiff '5CEHE 0 ' THE ~ ·.. 'CEPT I DoH'T evEN tcNOW DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME begins at 2 No••· Sup11 Sport, bucket 1-ooto, naw 6 eyl. 1110tor, 3 op..d ot4, 1-hlft, t~,~rq, flnlah. A&H. FOR ' A2f ... . AIR. TER.MII'1AL! 1 Fffl Your Chovy Doalor BonneYIIIe. Auto"'otlc .,;'• T~IS IS WHERE THE'( GQA88ED "OOOOY" PB radio, ahGrp blu• flnlah with white nylon top, plenty of go Ol'ld Iota of elou, PRIZES FREE GIFTS BARGAINS o1 -rr '• 57 Ch ... V-8 4 Dr .....$199 ~=-c--=- ·- GENERAL TIRE SALES . 58 Codiliac 4 Dr ......... $69 22 22 26 WMPO .... . ..... 20 Loo's Ashland •..••• 16 T SEE THESE 1969 WON LOST No.3 . . . . . . . . . . 24 Gibbs Grocery ..• , , 24 Grueser Insurance • • 22 Shamm,y's ••••• ••• 20 n•v'92·2151'' " NIG~T MIDDLEPORT, OHIO " . .. from Aid Roy Allea Aaudl 011 the AprU NIGHT ••. CAL~ RAILINGS SERVICE . 1- eatnme crueltJ', plaiJttlff .tlo S'"lce DAY or 992·7tlt_ R. H.• RAILINGS SONS i'oDIIJ:'07 1966 CHEVELLE .... $1695 Emolovment W1nted t • Nto:I7.Tl'!; . • * f ' ........... I ·l Services ' I '--11 --- i Busin~ess Impala . VS engine, outoiWotlc I?· ofMrlng, ahorp darll INeft flnleh, ••eelltnt nylon loj1 1 rodlo, WW tlroo. CGmplete bedrOCIIl suite, ll.trw rOCIIl aulte, rockora and oilier <helrs, 4 wool l'lli•• wardrobea, atudto couch, metal bed, tronor, two pa heater., ~ waoher, elasa cano, 111111ciuAo marble top dreaaer bureou, pictures, wash aiUd, niUIIII • • HI d ct.lro, two beds, ela•• door cupboard, two.violin&, lillllo, Dulcimer, ncord cabtnat, camon. ArlnJ rlllt with ammunition, 1111111 IDIIll articles; lumber, lance posts, oxtenaloolllddera, 1011 chol111, l!l'lndstonea. Garden tiller, bol&l bl,y, 50 boles ol straw, i'elllllool•. 1101110 old; ...U<In aotllated. 1963 PONTIAC ........ $695 L•Mene. 326 eniJino, 3 opHCI , on floor, bl.lck•t •••'•· reel fin• lah, white ttp, rttd Vlf'yl ln.~ terior, rodlo, new tlr••· Pomeroy Motor Co. eo or J, E. V~CE, OWNER Torma caoh. Not rtiiPonslble lor &«!dents or lou. LUD b served. Y~ur 'ch'o~y b~lor Open E•••· 'Til 8 992-2126 . , ... o~o, 0· . by llndford Auction I 1; eo., Racine OJ®, l j ~ L ., ·' 'I :·1· �.;.~ 1~- 'l1le Doll)' ' tl ~ •' ,. ' ' t.. Een~ · MtJu~ts r''• r ,... ' \ .'~· •' ,~·~'· ' .. ... ' ' On Campuses .. • '"' 1 • l < " 'f· ' ' '- . ; l.f~ s·· . ' ' I. ' Dies Aprill2 • \ Dlgene Hood, who waa born In POmeroy In 1921 and died ~ a bBBrl attOck In ~ AprU 12, was a veteran ol World War 2. S.rvlvlng are his wtto, Dorothy; a daughter, at bollle; a slstar, Mro. Mildred E4ly ~ AUtanca; two brolhera, JoiO[Ill Hood, or l't>merqy, and Franklin Hood, ol COmpton, 'Callt., andbll mother, Mra. Ruth Hood, AIUance. Burial was In 1he AWance Cl\v Cometary. A nephew, l'tc, Eldon W. E4ly ~ the USMC, sarved In the color auUd at tho llmeral. Tho deceued served In the South Pactfte with the Mr. and Mrs. Guy Lynch had as Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Jenkins, PomerO)I, Mr~ Harry Surface aOO Mrs. Dora Lynch aOO children of Middle- SI.IKiay guests, port. Mrs. Avanelle Jacks, 64, dled i 'I at Holzer Hoopital alter an Illness of several months. Her hua- · Richard, died five montha ago. Mra. Jacks was alao preceded In death by three sisters am two brolhera. She Ia survived by three dauaflters and t h r e e oona, Mro. BallY R""', IA'f1lle, Mra. ~ean Spurluck, Rich- Marines. DIVORCE GRANTED Meigs CountY common Pleas Court bas awarded Nellie L. Thomas a divorce !rom Jollah W, Thomas on grounds ~ groos ne- wood, Ohio, Mr1. Marvel Lane of Mlrlon, Key or Brewton, Ala., Richard Jr. of Mlnersvlllo and )• ;,- G<!ralcl of Marlm; two slota..,. · , ~·· ~· McQuillan, Aohla.,d, · · Olllo, ·and Mrs. !loy Blair of .')f}:•illllllll.;,o.u one brOther ;Paarllo • J. 'r _r • • ' ,., '--- · ' ..- I orlf CJ ~ : . I'; 0 .;,.1•\ ~) ., . • !' :.J o '·.. u· ' ' 'rjJ(I.'" \.· • ' . cOsHOCTON HAS FIRE COSCIIOCTON, Ohio (UPI) Fire Wednesdll' destroyed three dow.-n bulltllnga here causltW aboot .100,000 damage. CYCIJST KILLED YELLOW SPRINGS, Ohlo(UP0 Slim R. Kolly, 22, Yellow Spr!J1;s, was killed Wedneodey when his motorcycle struck a auard here. Be. Thrifty) . C<immlttee r'llOl'IB IJil much ~ Tlllrsdey's se1Bkin. Giry R. Short (Gallll), tnduatrlal chairman, announced his cammlttee felt It was mt teulble at tbla tlmo to promote a reglo..I Industrial park. 'l1le commltloa l1'8leatl reeommendedpromoUon of. exlttlng Industries ill the ..vlobs coumies. ;· SALE PRICES IN EVERY DEPARjM~ . Ofl All i R'OORS READY TO WEAR - DRAPERIES - Dim GOODS ... FURNITURE MENS AND BOYS WEAR - HOME. FliltSttiiGS ,;, UIKiRif~ HOSIERY - DOMESTICS .. Dllllbe!'J ' pve . vocatlGal ' ·eted SPEAKER WELCOMED- Metp Ccall\l'DemocratEaCidlftC<rnmltteelllolnllon J... Crltp, loll, welcOme• Jam C. Mcllooolld, Ltckll(l Coun\v state Ropreaontattve and ~tv Laodw of till Ohio llnuBB ol Ropr-tlwa, third fr<mrtaflt, tolhe Meigs CO...tv Je!!erlllli>Jacklon lloy 4111111' bold 'llwsday nlaht In Rutland wbere a.p, McDoraldwasthe _ . _ Loll to rlaht ore Cl'llll, llod Hallen, Vnltacl Mine W..-kers' repre-tlve; McDonald, E. A. WJ.twett, veteran lOth llbtrtct ~ ocrat orgaatzatloo w..-ker and former cO!IIIIY oxecutho ctamnlttee chairman,.aDII!oul- of Athena, dinner ehatrman aDd maatar of cer8-e1. - SettiDol Pboto. Save All of ·You.r Saleslips From ·Elberf·elds In Po~q. eroy Expects Sigh of Relief ..•.-••:.:·:·.·:·•.·.<;•.·.·:-: ··:· ·. ·: ........· ·.;.;.·.·.·.·.·. ' ... " . "The sudden'abootfacebyGov . Rhodes and the Replbllcan ed• mtnlstratlon on tbelr propotiOd glosl rece~Jt• and eoun\v "'" .• '> oome .ta:-'.l lt HEAD 4ND slfOULb~NS SHA ·~ · Poo·: 5·0~. ~-, ~~, 70.C . SHOP NOW!! Dento Cream Ret. $1.05 ...·.; ·. ·:. ·. :··: :·····: ·.··.·.· :·: .· :·:: ···:··· . Engineers to Draft Report LOS ANGELEI (IJPI) - The prosecution In the trial ~ convicted murdered Slrban B. Sirhan will tall the jury It Is l(l decide llltat hap. pona assasllns Ill the no precedent In this COtiiWey lor what the ap. l'f'lllliate ponaltv should be tor poiWcal assassins," c h I of Prooecutor l.ym COmpton told newiDIOII Thursdll', miJJrtes alter 1he ~ found Sirhan geU\v of first degree murder In 1he des1h ol Sen. Robert F. Rea. 79c Excedrin Reg• . .- [; .' . ONLY Reg. 35e REEF ,. REG. 35c Only SOAP . 23: ~ . ----- state Rep. Ralph Welker (R. P001oroy) announced Thursdll' the state Conirolllng Boonl has authorized tbe Department of Hlghwa.vs to hire conaultitW er>Blneero to dralt a modified report arll construction contract plans tor lmprovltW 10.3 mUeo o! U. S. Routa 33 In Athans and Hocking counties. Earlier this month, authorization was stven lor similar work on the oecUonofRouta33batwoen Athens and Route 681 at Danrin In Meigs COUll\\'. The lft\>rovement In Hocking arxl Athens counties, estimated to cost $4,638,000, will bestn aboot 1,200 feet 1101'111 of the 'l<eanedy. junctloo 'with COIII\v..•RAiad 26 In ·.·.· ·.·.·.·.·.· .·-:·· :·······:·:·:· ...... ., .. ~ . llocldng co. and extend . souttieooterl)' to and at the recently MEIGS GENERAL HOSPri'AL 'CCJitllrllcted !our-lana pavement Admlollcllti-N<IIe. about 5,600 !eetBOUth~lloute691 Dbchargeo- None. In Athena Councy. . Rq.69c ,. . . Speaking of Schools... No. 87 ~""l!tl'llal..,._ tlon wW no doubt bo met wlll1 a Bl8h ~ relief by OhiMIJI!IIT• trs,• Jolm C. McDonald, Ucktng Coun\v state representatiVe and m!oorlcy leader ol 1he House, told a Meigs Coun\v Jef. lerlllli>Jack10111l11 dlmer crowd In Rutland Tbursdll' nlllbt. Bop. Mclllllald, who Is servIng his thlnl term In the General Aasembl)', and Is the yoong. est man ever elected to serve as hiaJIIrt¥'sfioor leader, charged that a review ol the pd>Uc stalements ol tho Rep~bllcan pemor's proclaimed .. Solu- tions , for the Seventies" on Thanksstvlns Da,y, ratoes seriouo~s. •tt Ia _..a that our lame click geyernor has abdlcatacl hto reapDDJI.bDWes,tt said McDmald, "and whether the ROilol>llc can meml>ers ~ the goners! assembly will follow suit, remains CHECKING DETAIL8 - .Motp Demacn.t ~'fl C.. mlttao Chairman Jack Crisp, loll, checkl t h e - ol tba Jackson-Jelfersoo Day dinner with Mrs. Oriop am JGlulllbDonald, minority leader of the Ohio Houae ot Ropreoenlatl- and guest speaker. - Sentinel Photo. New 5-Year Contract Given to Supt.Hughes to be ...... McDonald cbarged: - Ohio's present tax structure Is highly regreslllve and lneoJdflble, and the Republican administration refuseatodlacuss tax reform. - Doaptt.o renewed lalk ~ "aulterity, u the R«~Ubllean ad.. ministration ~ Gov. Rbodos' Is 'wasting mtUions o1 tax»aYer dol(Contilllled 00 ~ 10) HUI, Lee Lee, Lois Mlyes, Erma McClurg, Herbert Parker, lwn Tribe, COnnie WUUama,Jll>. ane Wolfe, Larry Wolle, ~ soy Bailey, Herbert Price and 5andra Booth. • Hired pendirw renewal o l porary certl!lcatas wen Ama Hilldore, David Board, Juo HIU and Robert Shaver. Tbe board ""proved a Title li application !or $1,015.'1'2f..- a1.. mentary schoollaboral0r7equip. menL Tbe bosnl'a share of tba project wUI be f253,ta. 'l11e eq,ulpmeri: will CCIIIJikmJP' . _ text matarlals to be purdiiMtl next year. Boord member Harry IIDI waa ""polntacl to sene oo thl 1...... 70 cbeerleoder selec'tlGil mlttee. Tho bosnl aloo tf&ll'Owwd selection ol reserve ~ era In addition to tha 'IWil!l cheerleaders.. Auondlrw tho II'Mtlt!l ~ Howard Ervin, bosnl ,_Wial; Robert llartlell, .teo pr~•; DorotbY Bantz, Otla am nut, membln; Jou •.u.; clerk; Robert Amle, ...._ . c- prlnclpal, SIZE 5 to 10 $3~:~9 · ' WE PASS TH! SAVINGS OM T~ YOU ' i' ~ tenlen!. lOME lUCK ., • ,, ,$C- lie"'....,. GIRLS & WHITE ' (', ba the aelecUon ~ "Southooatem Ohio's Ma-.. Year." llohlbilr& asked varlou.s cdomly ropnientatl ves to basin tldnlr.-· lll!l!liOUI "candidate'" lor tldo GREAT BUYS .AT... GREAT BUY IN P.4'l'ff'ii\T'l''-''\lll YELLOW ...' rau noor glect of duty. PAm JOHNSON'S LAGHORH ,, ,., • From··9:3o :am t~ ·9:00 pm · · Karen; into Fun Time the weekend with Mr. and Mn. Lee Fetty. :.,·' e Open .Both '\Friaay .and· S'turday· Levi-. MEIGS TIIEA'RlE I e:: at .E~Iberfelds Eugene Hood langsville ) . 18, 1969 J News ... in Briefs . "• . .i,, ' ' juet tllo.i!!'"Ok• aao ·was a 16y•.old lijab .....,, ~t and cirug· llldlet wbcJ, like llawn. looked ~der ; lh8D ·fter age, Dawn was S.t~ and wetllbed 120 po...dl•. AU llve ~ the stria had llllbt brown hslr and all were choked. Only in Dawn's ~ath, however, was atr~atlon listed as the cause ~ death. Two o(lhe other · strls died !rom stab - · one of bullet Wounds and one was beatan to death. Dawn, described by a teacher at West Junior High School In [RIVER NEWS roped. Ypsilanti ss having I "bllllPY GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.4 Wednesdll' .the ruth - the personal!cy, fairly good grades youngest- was found. and a circle ot friends ammg and 18.8 running 22 feet of rollother eighth-graders," had been ers; Pt. Pleasant, 25,17i PomeFOIIId By Motorist The bociY of Dawn Basom, 13, .abbed In the cbest and choked roy-Mason, 22.37; Hinton, 2.31 a pret1;y elibth grader, was by a two-foot length of sta~; Kanawha Falls, 5.3() lallfound by a motoria~ She hod electrical wire. 9l.e was nude lng; Charleston, 18.64 rising. been strangled and stabbed, and except for her blouse and Lmdon, Marmet and Wln!leld, her nearly nude bociY had been brassiere, which were shoved are on the stu. BOAT MOVEMENTS: dumped rOad not up ammd her lhouldera. But far from pollee ssld she bed oot been GALLIPOIJS LOCKS - 0, F. Three ol the victims wore roped. Shearer doWn 4:15p.m.; Jdm Fox college stedents. The one round IJil 6:40 p.m.; WUllam Pitt "' 11:45 p.m.; Andrew P. cathoun IJil 1:05 a.m.;RirveyJordandown 3a.m. Kanewha RIVER - London, semet "' 2:35a.m.; Marmet, M~ (Contlooed from page J) State down 5:20 p.m.; Morri• and lllltlon per year. Rarvoy down 5:30p.m.; Ouachita down 7:45 p.m.; Fort Dearborn up 1:45 a.m.; W. R Shaver. Jr. DDT out for neor malure cabbage,letture down 6:05 a.m.; Winfield, NaWASIDNGTON - THE AGRICULTURE Department, rellectlng tional IJil 12:05 s.m.; George T. a newly • touglteoed awroach to the use of pesticides, has canceled Price ~ 12:30 a. ~i Dwtcan authority tor the uae of mixtures containing DDT on near· mature. Bruce down 3:30 &.DLi Solvay cabbages and lettuce. omclals Slid they acted to prevent the buildup of dangeroua residuefl. A ban on the use of another pesticide, down 5:15 a.m. omo RIVER - Lock 13, J<iln t~hene, on near-mature cabbages and lettuce was amounced last Pushak down 3:40a.m.; Lock 14, m..-11. Foremost ll) 5:45 P.DLi A. V. ~amen sold the ruling on DDT, following the paltm'n set Criss up 1 p.m.; Mark Eastin In the toxaphene ordar, will permit 1he uoo of the cbemlcalln acdown 1:15 a.m.; Lock 15, Sl cordance with label directloos during earl)' growing stages. But the Marys up 4 a.m.; Lock 16, Kath.. use or DDT for cabbages and lettuce must be discontinued after the teen K. q~ 5:30 a.m.; Lock 17, heads Corm under the new order, omciala said. Paul D. down 2:25 a.m.; Belville Locks, US COE 188 "' 12-<loon; Lock 21, Valley Transporter tt> 4:45 a.m.. Onward IJI) 5:45a.m.; Lock 22, Jefferson up 6:05 a.m.; Lock 23, Elgerclll!"' 3:50a.m.; BY MRS. ALPHA.BARR Racine Locks, Kathleen K. up Emma IAdlle called on Mr. 4:55 p.m.; OVEC down 12:30 a. and Mrs. Don Gorby Sunday a!tm.j Polly R. down 4:t5 a.m.; ernoon. GreeiiJI) Locks, Ashland 1(1 2:30 The LalllsviUe church had an a.m.; o, F. Shearer down 3:20 attendance ol76forSundaySchool f•ffi.p li!"V"""'" 1(1 4:30 LID.i sunday and Wan OJ(I!r 100 lor Luther Herdman down 5 a.m.; preach!.._ Rev. Eugene Musser Mark M. down 7 a.m.; Moldlhl is the minister. There was an Locks, L. Floro down 4:20p.m.; Eastar ea hunt for the chUdron David McKay down 4:30 p.m.; In the afternoon. Steel RatWer clown 5:50 p.m.; Mr. and Mrs. BW Price o! Joseph E. Walker down 7:30 p. Holland were weekend guests of m.~ lmader doWn 8:50p.m.;We~oo his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy tarn l(l 12-<llldnlllbt; PhUlp Sporn Sigman. Mr. Sigman spentaweek 1(1 3 a.m.; J. S. Lewis 1(1 3:20 at home from his work due to a.m.; Esso ArkansaS down 4 a. illness, but has now returned to m.; Ctcy of ~ Louis down 6:45 his job at Toledo. a.m. Mr. and Mrs. AlPha Barr had as weekend guests their children, LOCAL TEMPS ' Mr. and Mrs. Blair Cadwallader Tho tempsrature In POmeroy's am sons, Brian ard Chris, or downloWII business district at Seaman, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. 11:15 a.m. ~ was 75 degrees Doane Barr and son, Shawn, of under IIW1I!1 skies. POCKETS GALORE are Oak HUI, Ohio, Mr. aDd Mrs. lArfeatured on a panel.ed«od ry Barr and chUdren, llovld and spring coat by nne of Mtcbelle. Other visitors at the Reme's oewest fashioa Barr hoale were Mr. WUllam stars, Elvira Gramaao. TONIGH'i', APRIL 17 Barr aDd 11011, Gordon, of BuckTbe abort coat tops matdl· eye Lake, am Mr. alii Mrs. RonCANDY big Bermuda-length sborll ald Bail, Hamden. All or the (Technlcolor) aad a black shirt elegaatly embroidered. Barr !amlly attemed church on Charles A>•vour Sunday Jll01'lllng. ·Marian Brsndo SllOT TO DEATH SP4 Terry Armentrout reCOLORCARTOONS: DAYTON (UP0 - Lulu Frey, turned home alter ependtrw sevThink or Sink eral months in Vletnlm. Helslhe 50, lloyiDn, was killed WednesNudnik on 1he Beach h,usbsnd of the Iormor Janet dll' In a shooting Incident at ber (Thlo Ia an Adult plclllre...) Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. horne. Pollee said a warrent (One admission only: $LOO) Roy Sigman. SP4Armentroutwao had been issued for Frank James, wounled while in aervlceardwas 69, ln connection with the sholtFRIDAY I< SATURDAY i~ awarded two purple hearts. Alter April 18 - 19 spending several dOl's bore Mr. TORTURE GARDEN (Technlcolor) an:l Mrs. Armentrout wert to Ft. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - NHood, Tex., where he will be staJack Palance DISCHARGES None. tioned. Burges& Meredith Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wright spent the weekend in Wellston the guest Kenoedy of Pataskala. Funeral COUNTDOWN of her sister, Mrs. Helen Cart.. services were held at the Martin (Technlcolor) wright. ames CUD, Jmnm Moore FWIOral Home In Rutlam oo TuesLeom. Kennedy was taken to day wlth burial In Miles comeSHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Holzer Hospital Mondll' with a tary, possible heart attack. · Mr. and Mrs. Larry Fetty and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cremeans and daughter, Pami, otBucyruaapent Mich. (IJPI).... Coeds at the Unlversl\v ~ Michigan and Eastern Michigan Universltv oo longer walk to class alone. They are too afraid. Five times In the last 20 rnontlls, sUshi, brown-llalred slrls have met brutal death In the rolling countryside that slopes aw11 from the Wllversl\v communlUes ol YpsUantl and Am Arbor. Three times In the last 26 dOl's, residents have found the battered bodies ol pretty girls, choked, stabbed and sometimes ,\, ' t ANN ARBOR, • .·· ~···· n ;t.~i- · L $ol!tlnol, Mtddleport.f..,.l'CI7, 0., AprU 17, 1969 ¥• '. . ' >'~ ' I' oi.d.H. . - ~ . . . ~ .. ~ ' ~ . � 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. 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