https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/08b6653f0d66a004a3c9aa7297a0c87e.pdf 948455db083b2c986783b0495f14c472 PDF Text Text .;.~ 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 $ol!tlnol, Mtddleport.f..,.l'CI7, 0., AprU 17, 1969 ¥• '. . ' >'~ ' I' oi.d.H. . - ~ . . . ~ .. ~ ' ~ . �• I . •• - ' •' ; I . '· PRICES IN EFFECT SATURDAY APRIL 19 Y OR WHILE QUANTITES.LAST I I/ GENERAL ELECTRif; IRON & ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK 7223 PORTABLE • 1.$ venit ghril mort 1110111 co ......a;. • ~tc~ from lttom to dry of puth of the buHon , j Fobrlc Dial con be wt to outomoticolly prowidt correct ironing 5 "f)Hd~ to mHt your e~ery mi~in11 nted. lightweight . _ eoty (hromt. Twin, hiKIY)"· f11tra h~ cOrd lift ...PI cord CM.It of th1 wo~ for 101)" Ironing. '""'' • Atd ..cofld MtHp hand, dart haiMI1 and ~ duty chrome beolert ... top of the handle beottr ejection . Hong on wall or tlor. in drawer . $ Truly modern sty""" in sil· vertike polished aluminum , ... exceptional quality an economical price. Brews 4 to 10 cups af perfect cof· fH automotically. Cord in· eluded. • Sa compact It fib eality on rile fii'ICIII"t night to Ult . Glitl'!ning ttm,.rotur~ EDITORIALS • GENERAL ELECTRIC VANWYCK 111.111'1berL COfllratt tharply with whitt clio I to moO tiOM telflnv o cinch. Tax 'Subsidies' For the.Wealthy I I Well, another Ap,rll 15 is past and the "taxpayers' revolt' that former Secretary of the Treasury Joseph Barr warned about lui January bas yet to materialize. If there Is a revolt at all, it is going on at the local level, wbere fed-up taxpayers are voting do'!D school levies and m u n l c l pal issues-understandable but .,ort-sigbted behavior which in the long run will only harm them, their children .and their communities. Tbere is, however, growing awareness amoug Americans that their long-held belief in the essential fairness of the federDI income tu lsws is mistaken. Rather than being a progressive system, which takes most from those who earn the most, It is aclllally quite ~. ~ ~ Although they ~not d0sfgned that ·• way, the tax lsYN~lJi'. practice work to mike the rich richer beCause of a variety of loopholes, dodges and shelters. In 1968, four Americans with Incomes over $5 mllllon paid not one cent in federal Income taxes. In 1968, 381 persons with Incomes in excess of $100,000 paid no taxes. Tbese are rare exceptions, perhaps. But consider this: More than 1,000 persons with incomes over rJOO,OOO paid the same proportion of their total income in taxes as did the typi· cal person in the $15,000 to $2»,000 income group. The majority of taxpayers in the $500,000 to million 1ncome '"'up paid as small a proportion of their mcomes in taxes as did most taxpayers in the $2»,000 to tsO,OOO category, and those with incomes ol more 'I than $5 million paid only iiaif as much tax, proporllonately, as those with one-tenth as much income. Even more slgJilllcant Ia the fact that taxlesSIIess among those with Incomes of more than $1 million has Increased fivefold in the past 12 years; according to Pblllp M. Stem, author of "The <freat Treasury Rald." For those with incomes greater .than PIO,OOO, taxlessness has In· creased seven-fold. _ Tax loopholes serve a purpose and each can undoubtedly be justified. Cities, for instance, might have a diftlcult time selling municipal bonds If the low, but taxexempt, interest they pay were .to be made taxable. · But !her• is somethint'Jij!rl•usly amiss · witil ~ s.f'!ileur~t ... tib; frolil an " lndlvlautJ~m!'llle pO\(eHy 'ievel than It does from a inllliOIIalre, 'that ·CID even enable a man to report a negative Income on paper when lils actual m.;nne is in the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Perhaps the most slrltiDg example of bow thla can be done Ia til borrow money to invest in real estate, clalm the allowed depreciation (even tboiJili the r,roperty may actually be lru:reaalilg in va ue) and ' . use this "loss," plus the deducted interest on the loan to offset other income. Every dollar in tu:es avoided by the wealthy is nothing else but a dollar in subsidy paid by the nonwealtlly to support the wealthy. There should at the very least be some way to gauge-and fairly tax-the real earnings of every citizen. But there will not be tlliW and unless enough aggrieved citizens demand it. • zine has announced. "We are brought to a state of nausea LABEL KER P£1SOIALIZU • ORGAMIZU • IDEirlfllS Olal ""'"· numben •ymbolt ... tqunn tht ho11dlt, pull tht cut off trlgvlf and ltl• fi11ftd label it ready to be applied illttollfly. Suptfbly comforloble, li11ht· weigh! ond duroble mold1d of tou<;J" polypropylene plot· ti( . . . so fluible it tMp.t ilielf to the titter. yet it't • Fvlly terged • Lot., 8ackin'IJ • Muhi-tolored pattern •Ideal lor hallt and ilrongtr than metal . Rtlltlt ocidt, alkali. ond household chemlcolt. A.HOrted col"". $·1 99· nwr• LIMIT4PU CUSTOMER Using Hormone lnjectio_n:~~ . ~ ~ • Nun Scientist Proves Mice Made Aggressive COLGATE TANT SHAVE CREAM 20"FAN DR. WEST SH In an active and useful life that spans eight decades, A. Philip Randolph was a leader in the f10ld of civil rights before the fathers of some of loday's self-appointed black spokesmen were born. In the 1931s, he fOUJ!h~ for integration against the Back-to-Atiica movement of Marcus Garvey, just as today he opposes the movement for black separatism. In 1925, he began the lonl! and arduous campaign to organize the !Jrotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, which met fierce resistance from U1e raUway companies and became the central Incus of the early ciril rights struggle. 1'hanb largely to Randolph 1:Who among other things is a vice prNM~ent of the AFL-CIO, there are today two mU!lon black trade unionists who have ~a~:bleved economic dignity and job security. In IMI, Randolph's plan for a massive bonllo. ' -.~A-=R=-=8"'"'8i, PHIL PASTOUT F,-JIIplo worker In this vinea nut about food ad· He'• a 10rt of vita· !It * . · tom tlllifl Q re~e­ ..,m; could h.... ONE GALLON METAL GAS CAN • I tpeed 20" lrHte·lo• ''" HARD & MEDIUM • Flip ven1 ond flexible metal • Htig:ht 2:l ~ ~ • Width spout 21 ~"eo.pth 6" • Closure cap to seol the con • Red· Yellow and chrome styling • Polthed lladel t Eosy COti'J' hondle REG,-MINT-LIMI $9'' L.IT 011 whenever we bear or read one of these banal or crude or cloddish s~bslltules for thinking that are so horribly ubiquitous in broadcasting and In print," says an edl· torlal in the current Issue. "So we are splitting the scene because the current cliches just aren't our bag any more." Now if the communications media would declare war on the banal or crude or clod· dish substituU!s for art, music, drama and entertainment that are so horribly ublqul-. tous m broadcasting and tn print, that would really be a groovy development. s oz. 9x12 ;SECRIT oro.r ·BAG 'Aiii~PERsPIRAIIT BERRY'S WORLD . Negro march on Washington convinced President Roosevelt to sign an executive order banning dlscrlmlnatlon in war 111dustrles and setting up the Fair Employment Practices Committee. · In 111411, bis influence and authority were behind another executive by another president, Harry Truman, lDltlallnl inle· gratlon In the armed forces. In 1963, he conceived and directed the famous March on Wa.shlniton, one of the landmarks in the clvU rllbts sti'uggle. A. Phlllp Ranclolilh wao 80 '"' Ai)rU 1~ aid remains passlonaU!ly · committed to the Principles of democracy, nonvlolent;e, in· legralloJI..llnd economic equallty. Those who demand more teaching about bla.:k heroes in the nation'•· schools could do far worse than begbi with the study of this man's Hfo. • • • .... .... ·-- ·. Pit CISTOIII Towering Black Leader . • SCOOP CHAIR Groovy Cliches Are Cooled Cultural backlash was inevitable. The wonder II that It took so long to happen. But one national publication has finally declared war on the tired cliches of the New, the Now, the With-it, The SWinging Generation. Terms like up.llght, teeny-bopper, Dower cbildren, fuzz, charisma, telling it like it is, identity crisis, beautiful, commitment and value judgment are a thing of the past In Its pages, TV Guide maga· Uf.."1,.~· DYMO letall Valve $1.59 ' . $399 ' a filled with 3 lbi. Thermocloud Syn· thetic Fiberfill 'I t Heavy duty waterpr<tDf vinyl·bottom, t Free waterproof cai-rying case with every bag PLASTIC DROP CLOTH AU purpose, protective, jumbo size, heavy gauge covers . . . Pro1ecb against paint, dust and dirt. For the home, garden, garage. 12~ . 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One of tie!I'GIIrl!lll'l early memort.ea. waa of pioneer Ianners work!rw Itt the fields around t11e Sea o1 Golllee and Badooln Arab horaeman IPptoachi!W them llld •lioutlatl: "Who are 1<1111" to which the rtPb' waa "We are JewL u 'llte aatonlehed lllcloum' e bad ·never reen Jew• before,, 'llte citrector · ot ll!e film Is DaY!d Pertov, a 3~ear-oN· BruUlan lmmlgra!L He baa made fllmo Itt loraol and France aed also baa directed a lloc!JmonliUl' aboul Jerusalem. Otller members o1 the produc- - • ,. '.·•. •• "' '.' ·l 1,, \ , ' . •,'. ' ., I ' Pattorn1 oro ·RotD1!ravure Printed • ' The aoal•d In clear vinyl lor oaoy care and hoovy W'"'lf· " Ll•• flat :.' Handle& oo•!ly in · 12~ Width · ''' ' '. .. .. .$1.72 Per Lineal Ft•.· • .' "* *ahuui ~~t~~~f~;,;~Thura-, •Ill!: ,., 1' ?Ston~man Hurls ' 7\J rr. ,'" ! ! "' '.• •. . Jj', t .. . ,· . • J! . t nztter. 110- JOE CARNICELIJ .alter loslrw the d!d>lehMder ••' UPI~sWriter OPOner, 7-3, Baltimore otunnecl . Bllly 51111\'IDin may have Boston, 9-.1, and Detroit eclied (llund ll!e flirillilla Cor lnallint Cle.Oland, 7~ m the oa1y lfOWih-lt'a caUed JIOollltter. acbe<loled pme~ ·~ labeled "too ahort"· Bill Rands and Phll ~n to bf a nia.Jor leasue allirUng combined for a four-llltter as pltcl!er, turpod ll!e lliblea on ll!e tho· CUba blanked :St.• Lou! a tor q,erta ThursdaY night when he the aecond straight Qjght pitched the llrst JIC>ohltter of 11oe The victory was the CUba' 'l 1969 oeasilll aa "ll!e Mortreal nlnll! In 10 rimes this season EJi>os rlPbed !be PhiladelPhia and dropped ll!e Carda to 4-8. •" Phlli, 7.0; 1· · · :+ Sonny Jackaon drow Itt throe " 'He' mao!&.. hlo third start of the riDia-two with an .111olde-lhecmll, .lhe llflh of his· park-llclner - 1o ~r AtliDia . . a l\i~o l1tiO by 0 ..,, ll!e As~ ,;1 .• ;'.\ the di-111. pltchor for Jackson clrove ·ln the ,Braws' lo compllle a lint 1111! Itt · a .lhre~ third his team's malden lllllng on a ilelcter;i Choice and 1eaaon. followed a~alnlie b)l Mike Lum, Slllneman said ·tllet he waa a aacrlllco aed oi double by "vtrJ )IIppy 1o !fin It ror Felix MillOn with hla homer •Gone's (Mau.;h) hiiiUicomiJW, paat center llelder 'Norm MIUer , .lfauch, the Montreal mallager In the fourth. Br,.t as boll of ll!e Phllo a year Pat larvls, who also knocked qo, ·was maldlv his Rrat _ In a pair of runa, was ·11oe *>e&rence at Philadelphia'• wlnnlrw plteher deaplte alloWlrw CGIIIde · Mack stadium since 11 hill · btirw ousted. Dick Dietz ··olllli:led and Jlni · S!liub dro¥1 In tllree runs and Dow"'"" ctouble<l to• highlight ·.•cored two odiJra with lhree a ll!ree-run slxtll-1~ rally aed a ~ run In !IV. thet carried 'JU.n Marlchai and . bealdes -~ , , ·~.!>,: . tile Giants the Padre&. Tho · OJIO-IIandecl'· · !Jill' ""foadroa Juml>ed off to a 3-0 lead lbTaJIIor''aa (OoptJIII · r In tile after two but the Glanta aec\lnd tllljlw. IJl all, ll!e PhUa - e d back wlttr two In the ~~: GnlY llx out of fourth on beck~ck oolo ,ilio lnftild againlt Stoneman, homen b)l ~ """'s and •Who 'had· pitched only one WWie McCovejl before their complete ·pme In ll!e maJor• rallY In the sllllh. · ' prloi' to Thur~ nl&ht · Rookie AI OUwr knocked In '-'' .tleewMre ; lri ll!e Natlonol three runs with his first maJor Lea,pe, Chicago blanked 'st. leaauo homer and Jlni Bunning ·LGuiJ, 3-0, Atlanta ripped and Ron · Kilne teamed Cor 1 il~ 9-ll, San Francisco tllree-llltter to lead thO Plrotea ~ San , Diogo, 5-4 and over ll!e Meta. OUver'o homer, j>lttabolrglt sh~ cUi New York, oil reUever Cal Kooitce, fol· S.O In ll!e only game& scheduled: lowed walks to Riehle Hebner . In Amerlcall League play,' and WWie StargeiL Washington beat No" York, 1 !loubl•• .. a over ·"*"' I . ' . . ··, S98·.:,_. COMPLI!TI! . . ' ' <' • • • ' i TWQ~ ONE : -· ·: I . u 100 . ~ ·er.first,$te • .. .-,, (oxe<~Pt rootlflor tube and pictUre tube) ., ., ._·. · ' • .. · , . , , , 'i,r . • • . ' , ' ·. \ ' with, tiM.:· WO~Ks iN it~~· DRAWER I ..-... · · . '· ' : ' . ~ ~ ' I ' ~ .. i.Je~""' IW<Mllisier hit 111 GarY Sial<. 'llto 01111otl!o Wahailla.hlt'wa• ianiled three 0110 walk. ., .A~." ' !-.. · J11t1 · IIIJIIwob, ,_ u-ued " Pr ~-·"-·' Amerl.can , ~•m•• "' .., w• · 811 , _ , _ _ .._... Natloo1alr.ea.ae ~ L. Pet. Gil ~st L Pet. ~·c • l· -.~o GB Baltimore . . 7 3 .668 ... ~ago .• ' ' 9 •• Detroit •••. 5 s .1!25 Plttalm&h •.• 7 3 .700 2 Bolloo • • • . 5 4 .556 1\'z ' :"':=.·.::::: ::~ fh ~~m:!.·.·.:: :=~ ~.., York .... 6 eland . .. I Ailladel~la w~ :. ·:~. Kanaa• City~:~- .:· GB 3 7 .300 ClOY 7 .125 5 6 : Atlanla • • • • 8 Lo.a Anplea .• 5 San Fran, • • • 4 CmclmaU .•• 3 2 .800 3 .1!25 2 4 .500 3 4 .429 3\'z San Dleao .•• 3 6 .333 4'h ~rton · • · · · 3 7 .300 5 '111uroda.Y'a Reoults Montreal 7 Ailla 0, nl&ht Atlrnte 9 llourton 3, nl&ht Pitta. 4 New York O, night San. Fran. 5 San Diego 0 Chicago 3 St. Loula 0, night (Only games ache<loled) 1'o!IQ'a Prob'!l>le Pitcher& (AU Tlmea ES1') Plttalmglt (Blaaa 0-l!) at l'hll· adelphia (Jackson 1-ll), 7:30 p, m, New York (l!oaver o.!) at St. Loula (GQJII!Itl M), 9:30 p.m. Atlrnte (Nlekn) 2.0) at CID· clmaU (Merritt 0-ll), 8:05 p.m. · San Dlago (Selma 1·1) at San Francisco (Sedeckl 1.0), II p.m. (Only games scheduled) Salurda,y's Games Chicago a.t Montreal AUanla at Chtclnnall Sea Dl0111> at San. 'Fran. Plttal>ur&h at Phlla, nl&ht New York at St, Louis, nillbt llourton at Loa Ang., night , . Chlca!J> ..•. 4 3 .571 l'z O&k!Jod .• ,·, 4 4 .500 ·1 SeaWe • • • .. 3 3 ,500 I catl!ornla ••. 3 4 .429 1\'z Yl!meaote •• , 3 4 .429 1% '111ursdaf's Reaulta N, Y. 7 Waih. 3, 1111, 10 Ins. Waih 5 ~ow York 2, 2nd BaltlmOJ:e 9 Booton 5 Dotrolt 7 Cleveland 6 ' (Only pmes_achedu!ed) Ti>dajo'a Pnlbable Pitchers (AU Times ESr) Oakland (Odom 1-1) a1 Kanaas City (JI!Itlea I-ll) 8:30 p.m. catl!ornla (loiJy 1~ at MinneiOia Olall 0-ll), 9 p.m. Seattle (Paltln 1·1 or Mar8ball 0-1) at Chicago (Peters o.l) 9 p.m. Ba!Umore (Phoebua I-ll) at Waohinglon (COleman 1-1), 8 p. m. m. CIO¥eland (Tiant 0-2) at Bos· ton (CUlp I-ll), 8 p.m. (Oozy games ochedllled) Saturday' a Games Oaldend at Kansas Clzy CaiUornla at Mlrmeaote Seattle a1 Chlc!I(IO Baltimore at Wosh. Detroit at ~ew York , , ,,CJOJI"ond.Jt BQ&toq· • . · GAOOES - ~llpolls, 12.3 and 19.8 runnllig' 24 rolJerl; Ft. Pleasant, 25.10; Pomeroy-Mason, 22.30; Hinton, 3,22 stat; Kanowha Falla, 6.99 riatrw; Charlaaton, 19.26 rising. London, runnlrw 2. 75 reet of rollera: lllarmet, runnl~ 2.50 lest, and Whtlleld, 2 feet BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS BOATS - U$CAE 188 down 4:55 p. m.; Stev• eDJOD ~ 9:55 p, m.; EJPiin .down ~:10 a. m.; H. E. ,Bowie, , up 3:15a.m.; Mark Eastin down 4:35 a. m.; Jqjln ""ahek down 5 a, Dl.l Semel dqwn 5 a. DLI Waltor WWiamoon 1t1 6 a. nq Elaine G. down 7:25 s. m.; Weotorn .., atss.m. ·· ·. KANAWHA RIVER- Marmet, Jalul FOil "' 12:20 p. m.; W. 1£ Shover, Jr, "' 5:25 1. m.; WIJ>. lleld~ - Polly R 1t1 .3:15 p. m.; Fori Dearborn ·down 5:10 p, m.; Qua. chilli down 12;25 a. m.l I>unQh Bruce 1(11 1:45 s. m.; Alan R. Merri!I ... 3 L m.; Jenny A. Green doWn 4:40 1. iri.; MI. State · down 4:45 i. m.1 NatioN! down 6 a. m.; Georg9 T. Prtce do!ni 6:50a.m. 0100 RIVER - !<oc1< 13, Franklm Pierce dolfh ':05 1. m.; Alton Zopb,yt down 5:10 L m.; Lock 150 Jane T, down 6:05 L m.; Villey tra.._tardo!ni 6:40 '""Of rum!" Knot" eroOli•a IHJ, 200-found ,jlnlor , "I he ohoold .. fl.,..t t ....... Ia. Ike rulet• .w. hi• low mudt' mGner he In hie pl111 boak 1~ New ~· ,,._ ,., .-' ·, -.,.v,;#, lJ-q:Pls 2n~ ·.. No~Hit, NQ-Ran 'li.l. and" pve "' 'The lololgo rilsenesareacfled. , uled to hoit Warren Local ledaJ at the llldill~ Park lleld. Metga • • • • 301 010 o:- 5 a 1 Wliiama , • 003 010 o-4 50 BurdeUe (WP), Jncela (5) and Crow. Smith iad B. Clark. Girr ' . '' All~~· ' · - - - BOtlig~b ••.. Jnpla . ' t il" ~ " ' h•• Southern Wins 3-1 At Racine -lhpaw, ~wled hlo oecoad JIOolllt, ..,.non aame fJf lho .._~go 'llturldaY u COach Jalul,~s Bobcats do!Mied North Ga!Jia, s.o. on AjlrU 7, Jlotll&eb toaaed a noWIIt. IIH'IIII l!llme 111111nst P~ Plea-'i Btii Black&. Me~ WinS Yeaterd8y, llDIIWab ,lanned 20 P~Je' and walked t11rae aa lho Bobcat. chalked ltl' lheJ1! lDurtb Win IJI !I YO outlnp. 'North OOlla Ia 1).3 Cor the Je&r. .. Huvey Brown llfai1ed op the hlll. ror NOrih Gallla. He wu ri.lle~ by T. ~1<11 Itt .the filth. BrDWD WII ~berpd il'jth' lhe defeat. For . tho NBA Playof! fbndlnga lnteraalk!Oa1 Weat ··· ... ·. ·· ,, -·· w•.,L• ..Ret. LOo Angelo!-. • ·• , ~ I •750 5:15 a. m.; Onward up 7 L m.; Atlrnte • • . • • • • I 3 .250 East Lock 17, A. V, CriBS down 3:30 W, L. Pet. a. m.; Paul D. down 5:20 a. m.; Borton • • . . .·. .. 3 2 .600 Jeflerson down 6:05 a. m.; BeU&ville Locka, Andrew P, calboun New York • .. .. . 2 3 .400 '111urlldiY's Reaults up 6:40 L m. i Lock 23, Harvey Loa Angeles 100 Atlantl 85 Jordant~J 5 L m.j Racine Locks. (Oozy games ochedulecl) Elaine Waxler down 8 p, m.; Friday's Glmel Queen Clzy down2:4.Da. m.; BeckNew York at BoB!I1tl jord "' 3:50 a. m.; Greerq~ (Oozy games ochecllledl Locka, Philip !i>orn up 2:45 p. m.; William Pitt down 7:50p.m.; J. s. Lewis "' 10:30 p. m.; White Gold "' 2' 45 a. m. I Meldihl SIGN CONTRACTS Locka, Luther Herdman down GREEN BAY (UPO- Sofety 5:30 p.m. i 0, F. Shearer down 6 WUUe Wood and cornerbeck p.m.; Allied-Ashland down 7:40p. · m.; Ra¥1nswooddowni0:15P. m.; .Bob Jeter algned thelr 1969 steel a!JIIlOr up 12,30 I. m.; cOiirects will! the Green Jiay ORCO "' 3:10 a. m. I Ned Mer- Packero, It WII IIIIOUIICed rick "' 4:20 a. m.; Aahlllld "' Tburldoy by Coach and General lolanqer Phll Bengta11t1, 6:10 a. m. By United Preas cloubl1. Roll!&eb (W) and On FairWays FENCING CAPT A1N NEW RAVEN, Com. (UPOBilrr Blakeslee ,Potter w a s named to Cllltahl Yale'• ...-slty fencing 1¥ In 19611.70. - · , a Jwtlor trom st. Joseph, Mo. had nner fenced before enter· lrw Yale. Sil&'..,..,. McBEAN TRADED LOS ANGELES (IJPI)..Ahb McBean, a rtll.i pltcller, wu traded ~ lho Su Dleao Padres lo lho Lao Angeles Dndpro Cor . . . _ Tonuny Dean and p~ ~ Everitt. McBean pltehod for lila Plttebursh Pirates laat ...... wlnnlrw nme games and ~ a 3.59 01raed r111 a¥Ora&L A Happy Thought ABA Playol! fbndlngs IIY United Press Jnternsttonal (AU beat-of-IOVen aeries) FOR SPRING, SUMMER AND GRADUATION ___ _...;_ MENS SUITS AND SPORT TS East W. L. Pet. · · - .•. ' . ' ' 4 :1 ,571 Keotucky ••• ' •• ' 3 4 .429 W. L, Pet. Miami o o o 3 3 ,500 Mlnneaota •••• , •• 3 3 .500 0 I I 0 0 0 West W. L. x-Oakland • , .•.•. 4 3 llenYer ...•..••. 3 4 W. L, x-New Orleana •.•. 4 3 DaUas ••••••••• 3 4 x.Clmched series. Thursday•s Results 120 Kentucky Ill New Orleana 101 Dalla 95 (Oozy pmea ocheOJ!ed) Friday's Games CNopmesrcbeWled) Pet. .571 • .429 Pet. .571 .429 ATHENS ROMPS Athena blanked Nelaonvllle • York 18-ll In a pme celled ol. ter five Innings Thurldoy. 'llte pme wao orlgjnally acbeduled Tueoda.Y O¥eelng. Athens Ia ~ Itt Norlilern Dlvlaton play, Nelsonvllle-York Is 0-3. pil11•• RCL MIDDLEPORT •r•r 1111 II wtJdtl·l••••• g tt$f·O ftt 95 WITH STAND Buys this Motorola rn:: W!Uiam H. zlnmier down' ' ......... • ( ' .' ., • · ' '; ~' f . plcturl!. me~r~ci!CII89ori•lly: ~hq. 1!1"- , .!,' -,.., Play it away at • - "W . ··?'lj . • • '· ,,, You'llllkt the price on our B&W por10n11 TV, tool Compare lhis Philco Solid State• personal TV with comp1rably J)l'ittd' fube sets. Gi¥es IOftl·llll· ' int trouble-free performance, Shltper pictures in weak si1n1l areas. Lia:hler, more comp~ct, too. sgg.95 •bee,t hilh Wlllllf rtdffili' om, -1040WH - ... . - loclodoo 9Q. liar ~~l,'rrvlc• _,.,..,..,~ . .-·~· 'PI•'WV' \ IAR.RANTY: 2 Y,atl Plctin TuiMi and 1 Ye• 01 All Parts. .' . & ·yy···• • ' MIDOLEPORT . I !!!If I Rick Kaod7'""9 a~ lrfihe third for 1110 ~""' ry Beebe \IOublad IJI h .... flllh. J._11l -;.,; baola .... In the· ~ for the w'ballra. Line-: .Nort!J Gall1a 000 000' ~~ 0 I ' . ,~, : Kypr Crook 102 1121 x-t ..t G Bobcats, freihman Batterlei - H. 111'- a.l,, T, Stalat (5) and Pallllar. . COach Nolan Soackllarnar's llaial lllraDder IIOlf team deferted JackiCII and Wellston Itt a tllree-Wajo mateh at the Fair- · Country Club near Jack· ll!ltlthlsweek. REPORTS FOR DUTY NEW YORK <UPO- Thurman lolelp IOI1Ped host Jack111t1 by an 8.2 aeore and cloferted Well. Munaon, a catcher and tbe new York Yankees lq) choice In ll!e Two runs IJiiten ••.,., In tbe &ton by a amre d. 6'h to 3\1 . Jacksm, ·llleiiiWblle, CJUtpohUd regular droll last year, will - m ol ll!e alxth tm1ng pYe report April 30 for a six IIIOI!Ih Wellston b)ll. 6-4 margin. the Southem Tomacloes a 3-1 Gary Murray d. Jackson, will! hlteh In the Army Reserve. ¥ictory over Gloooter Thuroda.Y a 36, waaiiUidallot for the match. lllternoon II Racine. Meigs was IOI1Ped ~Y Bob Prlci~ Rl&hlbander Gary <IY and Bill Heuler, each with Hart went ll!e rwte ""' the 40&. Other ·M elp scorers were mounct for Southern 1o pick up Ran<IY Burt with a fl, Pat O'Brl. tho victory, taming lour and 111, 42 and Ra Rouih, 45. Walldar two, Southorn•a 11xt1>1m1ng rally opened with Dave Rouib's single. Itonih stole.,Jecond a n d third, and got home on a ba10 hit by llmll' Wallbrown. Wallhrown, followlns the aame pattern set by Rouih, stole .... ond and third and later went home ""' a passed ball. A alngle by Bruce Hart ••· counted lor the oaly cll!er bit by Cosch Russ llarpar'a Tornado teem oil big Glaueter hurlor Darrell llupn who fonned 11 and walked tour, I Gloooter got men hlta, but ..Wd not put them together. GLOUSI'ER, ... 1010000-17 2 SOUTHERN ... 010 002 (X)- 3 31 llupn and Cltalfaot Hart and G. Lawrence. '11]1!1. ljlortalqJ O!Ntar ·~ big lUll will! two ,....,.. in the Ail~ TRANSISTOR>COLOR ~fV ,' • } -~ · Play"it '. • ' ' a !Gurll! frame·~ l>Y~ 1: r Roulh. ·, · · · · Falcon · - Sllllll! 111!1'ked until ll!e third when Clark came on to go the roil Of- the dlilanclo, Clark and Sllllll! COil!~bled \0 sir!"" out llld laaued a. .. · ·. -llnloc• . ' I. , >' dy 'i;.mth wa1 on.· error. lour buea oil bllb. • · 'llte 111111 ,.fllcm ·~ ·waa Burdette, who plclled"' h Ia scornc! Itt the ~~tlio fifth llfit win i>l the ' Hiii!OII, lamed Itt · Jalulom. Jalulaon, a;: senior hid b)l ~ who 1\14 iu.Jecfo 11t1 IIV. llld ·wallled twO. Rellefer l.;... , By tlcm teanrlnclud<> l!rWin HWer, an el(lhWlnle Acadeall Award nominee for ouch ll1ma 11 "'llte · Q u Ill e r Me.nCil'llQiin"· and "'Ihe Naked f4le. u ' Tolal lnYOStmell! m1 lhe film 11 eaUmated · to lie about · $510,000, · • larp portion of which wao advanced by . an· · lranla...,ewbh lnduatrlllls~ ' Amq the molt BPictacuJar acenea o! the lum, Ill .a rO.:: . I '' crtallon of ll!e ~- ·~ · .. of Jerusat.. 117 ~ c1ur1nc · the 1948 War d. lndopftdoace. ' The world premiere o! the' · ~ wlll "" IGIIIe . Uma• DOX) • aUIIIIIII!r at Sde B<klr IJI ll!o . pre....., of a J1!11!ber ot col~• lild polltjealleaded, 1. I .~ I Bdgo ~; W,aham~ · •·· . Win ,~i ;:l ,iZrst " " ' - - - - - - - - " ' e""ct replica of Bei>Gurlon'.s '· . fr( , ~k~:~i~~ thelr:·.~ - ~""'' Jo!a"~ra,! l!,l l •&~ 'a. !ffl ,;.,..oit, . !If .~ .vt. ~ '!f , !~(;·al"'e, Jill. 41 llld a al!lllnlijiio 1ote•1•• ,, ~~ :bi oe,col!il l!o- van ~ RADIO & GIVEABUWVA and any occasion becomes a special event ' "' ' Israel's Father Making XLll, ,VJ GIBSO Cnd'ilioniq !• ' • a...-. Him Star at 82! TEL AVIV, Israel (UP0DaYid Ben - Gurlon, former prime mlnlotar of lorael, Ia about to become a fl1m atu at tho ap of 82. 'llto ~ Ia the brat project of ll!o lsrae'U., COmmunlc:aUona Canter. It wW·"be a lllll·len&lh film cmlblnlrw both leaUire and documOIQey taclml..,.s. The Olm la called "xtJI, VI/' (Chapter 42, Verse 8, !r<Jm tho book o1 JaaiAh) which Ban,..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _"'l Gurian quoteo ' In ibe film: "1, The Lord, wlll ·make thee a BEAT THE HEAT NOW! · cove'llnt of lho J)OOJ!le, a ll&ht U to the IW.tlons. •• .n Producer Mel Mark has Just AIR·SWEEP ftnlihed. filming an tnterriaw laatlrw .~.. wlill the 11 111f• 0 "Fali!er ~· lartiel" tn whlc:h HOME OR OFFICE Ber>Gurlon relates hla .,..Uost recnllecUooa of hla llrat Jandl~W ·SEE US FOR , SALES & SERVICE In what wao lhen Palootl!le, In 1906. For the a~ illlarvlliw, the Cheater, film's IO'cimf~ ,<re'w created an Philcd Color TV passes The Pace Test Riaht now we have the uest buys around . And on color TV that passes The Face Test! Before you buy any color TV, look closely at the face colqrs-the hardest colors to get ri1ht. Philco Color TV has a special circuit that aets the face color5 rieht. Plus A.C.t. (Auto-lock Channel Tunina) to keep the set tuned riRht. Shown here is Model 66l6WA in Contemporary towbuy styline. It features Phik:o's eJtCiu5ive Tunina Eye with A.C.T., plus 26,000·volt "Cool" Chassis with Solid State Siena! System for ereater reliability and longer TV life . trauma, tbe RrM 11 mla•te• and even pregnancy dlsor· "Tblupeed Ia ·often ea10n· of allellda~ee are moat lm· ders. Ual," aays the data liant'a porlanl: T h u • phyalclaas Tblo Is Rte4 by tom· dlreclor, M a r t I n Ludwig. 1fho I!IU! admlDialer emer· patertaa~toa-at H.lll!, ehar· ,"When ,a min'l. ln .an :eme~· genty aid, wllhollt p r le r IIden per ~n~ a ;gency ,word, .ev,ey setond bowleQe of lhe. paUeal'a aumber ollij. No umet are · can tount." medical ·p.,flle1 may r I • k uoll, to pnled llle r!Jhl of Luchrig a 33-year-old comdaageroll• • 111 e reperelll· . prly'cy. Tbeillhe aubaerlber / puler eua'tueer, is the fOUDCI· slona. , , , Ia I I ve ~ . :aa 14.enU!kallotl e, the Wotld ~at Data caril. · . Balik. He atarted It Jess than. A workable solution to this dilemma bas long eluded the The card, which is reis· a year ago, as part of a sued every Ume a subscriber smaU CODsultlng linn. Now medical community. SuggesUons .that people carry · altars his record, reads: "In the bank's· growth bas ab· Case of Emergency, Any sorbed the firm, health records on their person atUmes - such as Medical Doctor Stiould Call Nearly 1110;01111 sublerlben dog tags - have bad about . . " The number Usled have ellfODed lbUJ far aad as mucb practical effect as Is that of the data bank con· aa Immediate goal of oae the medical. advice to brush trol center. mDlloa more baa bein ael. teeth foUowmg every m~al. Control c e n t e r is open Some medkal · lllcltlatlnaa Now, however, a solution round the clock, seven day.II are atildylnJ the ayalem 811d may be in the embryo stage. a week. And. when a subotben .bave already Jlvea . It's a computerized coUec· scrlber Is Injured, and his prellmluey support. fasur· lion of health records called medical records requealed, • - compaale• are be&la· the World Me d I c a! Data his enUre health background .alai le fllotl tU bank with Is m a d e available in less "rider" ponlblUiles. Bank. . than 17 seconds. · ~ The hank, which presently operates out of a brick office complex h e r e in northern New Jersey, Is a kind ·of "dog tag updated"-the med· leal facta on any man, woman or child who wlsbes such POINT PLEASANT - AI 'llte committee leola that It lnformaUon recorded. 1lille, chalrmau IJl lho Rlier• ahCIUid buy th11 ..--q aa 10011 The data, tucked sway Ill attmat IUid CUIGiral c-Com- as ,POialble. TheQmchola¢11 UNIVAC memories, Is rap· mlttee, uptalnOd Architectural baa offered It to thein for $16,idly and readily available to Drawlag pllua d. the propoaec1 000. any phyalcian or hospital $1,iOO,OOO Cullw'&l Center II a 'llte proposed center will haVe who may one day. need lt. meetlllg · 'l'llilrllda.Y night m Clcy an auditorium wltb a 101t1na caAccording to b a n k offi· Co!llcll c:haJmers here. paclty or 800, a 700 place bancials, the system works like The architect's draWIDgs are quet hall IIOIItiD8 area, a servthis: ..,. at the l!ouilng Uli>an 1Je. iiW ll!tclleno bowling ' alley, a The data venture Ia comvelllpnent In Pblladelpbla, for IWimmlng pool thet may have a mercially ope r a ted. Sub· rovlew. root ooer It, or be the open air scrlbers buy the service at BliP nld thet the Federal typo. . · a Rat rate of $13, plus $1 a Agency oald It may be t11rae 'l'lte committee wlll 11*!,1 With year maintenance. monlhl before theee plaos are ll!e arcblleclursl firm to make Each subscriber provides •lhe benh with full personal reviewed;" ll'i"""tflmt ilrl 'lba!IY ~-!ql ~ • · m e d i ea I IJ!foi'J!litlon. The otberl'l' tor review. \~r, . _, aJ., ·aialtt;l", an,ced more the better. A fact torm He nld the cl,cy alreacl)' haa pliiia lot •)Ocal flliBio match a is filled out as a starter, givan qJilon ""' an 11-acre tract federal grant, ll available. · ing such intelligence as next ot land, Just oa o1 Sand lDll Pre- Itt eddltloo to BliP of kin, blood tyi,, vacclna· Bold, between &mcreat Ceme- were Mayor D. B. Mor8IID. Ruatlons (and dates , medicines teey aod lolea®llbrool< a<tiltlon, aell l'rid<IY, Jim Wlalnl. Mary being used (and dosages), allerg!A!s, .sensitivities, ill· lllll10d ~ 11oe Clllreh IJl Chrlat. 111re and Emeot llalldleo'· nesses, habits (smoking?), a \ f '' II!!'•• Explain Center Plans -- \' UGHORM . .an physician. But in some cases r-·· SIZE 5to 10 . of What is your prognosis? The answer depends, of course, on the skiD of the • ·. r •ta concussion. /. ,, a Pli!oct da.Y at the _ptl,te 'with the ~· tw~ alngles In , , 111r,~ threo ,~~lal ;tmie* ~~--~ , . .. . ':"" . Melgo' 111111 ·• • run waa JdrW, 6ne 1 , and t1!in , ,ocored b)IDemooliey,' tiho bad w"t!."""" · · · ll!e wlnnJrc· !ialked; ""' a 1 haN 'iiouble by ' "!'•'":"· Itt~~ ~ , . · .. Crow, oejilor ca~!Jer, Cto!fa !!"'•h. G~ut .~~ rl'al· . two blaaer ·cime ii!,th DeliiOs!i,ey Cl!ltll, h'!"e•ar, · ~heel Meigs ·. on'aecond 'a!ttr Jotiilkclrr~ alao Rtaf!tllandOr ~ II)D'd.ette, a eon- walked with one cut in the'lmlJW. lor;>fl'f £uljlln the ll!lrd Tho oll!er Mereuder hils were an." ..- aniitll,•f. •In tlie boltc!m of ~ aewnllt·lnnlng Infield single by II!( J;lUI ofl Rellerer John ln&ela; Jobnaon, and Steve OUer' ..!ngte · ' ~·· ll!r~ llrst besan in the ll!lrd. ' "· ,,~,l-,d1J(rba:l,terCarl.(Birdle) Wahrma'a tllr-.un rally Itt ; Qfmotkiy ~~ the game with the th\rd started wtll! Cheller ' Ia~, Dennla Ault walked, and Rooih . aafe on an error Gaty ~- ~ ~~~.tina..'!'*! jlni crwdrow · Cljork tripling and · . ""'liil•lr-.tt"'ct< .•bvles. ai'd · doubjl,\g. Howird Jatar ~~-thlrdlnnlngr!ll acored•.w,heilslartlnghurlerRa,.. Electrorlfc &g .<Nr.Sy~tem. Just May.Save YQJLI- Life •. sensitive to some clinical GREAT BUY IN P ~ ........ Coolllcy. Caocor ~­ 1!111f0ri u., ., put o1 two mU~ ~Mrs.PhyWa .· liOn~ acro11Uie • · SleYtnb Mrl. Donna 111011, Mrl. ' 117·· ... dl~ the loaf- .. Blll)l steele; 1Wium ....... Mro, Ilia. '•• '.i •·.•' '· · ( treatments - yon could be in trouble. Medkal authorities acree thai Ia m811y ln11Baees of PAm JOHNSON'S Q' Mrs." Edltll F0111 Mra. v~ Jo1mon. ~ Hand Homentakarl Club; Gill!polls F~rry, Mra. !larry Sara; WAYNE, N.J.-(NEA)Suppose you are on a .buai· ness trip, hundreds ol 11\tles r.,m home, 811d you lire In· volved in a serious aC!Cident You are taken to the ~ar· est physician, totally uncon· sclous. He gives you a quick examinat19n to determine In· jury-and decides you are bleeding Internally, are In shock, and have suffered a I~ j ...,tr · .,._~¥1' _,..... By TOM TIED£ ~·~ I '! 1 · '111i·~llf ~""'· Plllilitrw-~ o.. ~. ~ u, 1110 .· ' -~w:~~~~ii Cfu.stzile-Yiiiri,tr;:;_~;nli/~i· .L.r. tlj1rt:U~~~n~; but the p~l erqved' . '• ; I 'too expensive for .comm•r ./ . ", ' , lr · .• I clal ~· r , .It . ,~ · POINT PLEASANT ·' .• • �Chec~ o~o~r price andl ,,~..,, · · on ~ood equipmont. · rtody for any jab Df] . famJ.• .w•,,Jervice whQJ,~ · aoll forot. .· .,._,.._ Trtc'f tt ~~/ &,it._ .' _,•..•; FOI ~ . TOP PIOFIT ClOP IN 1969 ' Golatlant ·HJ.2J Gttla#ftnt 4:1·20 ·Gcrlal/ana ' 5:1·15· Order Now .,.,,... 111/Al 91 G . 4-WAY CROSS , _ , coats.~lEAr ......... 3:H·2f .,.,,.,.. 4:21-31 5:1f.24 ·':'! ·• S.ERVICE -~~in' ·At 9,... Out At' 5 I . 2:f.ll ' ' ~ 81111 aattll ~1 ·=------------··-----•. ' G-4761 fr.fl,lf~ll' •brua• ' , C~ INI ~Ill' Ailf....,.141q "'""''· f~~r., ~.,., V11." , • . , ,. r . . fltlll~e lwplflwill, in SOllie lliGSIII't, ~O!Itr a.iiJ .ilp SUSIII~ tltill which"fs, g~o~ IIIII COIIIIIIIInlly lift, this appe111 Is sponJDreiby>tM busl~tSS •flnfts INd O f· •· · off otuot v1z'u8, 'D e•1""" opec!1f1aall7 for IIlii ml 1t1mt vino · Good for c..DI.1111a&, Vory Ullitonol You ·CJ,. ', plaDt G-4761 tblck. lt 1 1 ualfOIIII.,,bi&ll yialclt.aa...bu · - 2....oriql ' ' ' Tbh j; . ' ·. --~---------------=== G-5201 4-WAY CROSS ... Mll11a baiabt W*J I I I . I'IIO!Qi' . 0111 ' HEINER'S BAKERY ~fGI.EIN READY-MIX, CO. New SlronJ-Sinllnc. HIP.Yieldlnr F111k's·G-Hrtrids FOR SOUTHERN OHIO ! ! Pamny, Olllo ·... .... . ·wiTH ·~ JIIDDLIPORT, 0111~; AI Ioiii u the Ualted Stites avoldl the lloue of troop Wlthdrlwal, tho l'lrll pO&ce conference wW not JIOR ALL OCC.UIONS The blaet stucloDt bu tbe rt;ht ~ reject Keats, Joyce or atiJOne elte In -the Wealem eultural tradition. Wblt he not bavo Ia the right to 110 uneballenpd. -LeOIIGI'd Krlegtl, 01Nf<mt profouor of Englilh 41 the C/tr Colloge of N0111 York, c"""giftg unlwrritiu ..Uh lnkU.ctvai cflo. """'~ fOF -loullng to block cullloro detncmdo. · The grave of the Ullknown Revolutionary Soldier II In the churchyard of the Prea- bylerlan Meelln&houu Ia Aluandria, Va. ;l!oroG"i.lfti Aa..U..S WIDDIHG IDDiU · itAlY lOOKS ' ') '" ' ' ' ; . r Run Flour Phone 992·2115 R. H. """''' off1ci;JI Commullilt .. .--------------·-----· Sewing Club Group •s.mt ' . party paper, bJ:l&t ,, _,Yf.a:Jl.-r:uqNo lllcorit!iib trwot~=~-1 "'11111~--,-'J'~ to be a TOP , . , . . . - r a 'nd• of COIId1t1tlaot~ · · JIIDDLEI'ORT, 0. , Nortla Vftt. Crollo 11,1~•':~' "~ ,$P~Jhoo• . ' TINv'S . FOODLAND ' . ~~,c'- Dot!, lfl~lfJil to ult foe · - . of tbu lft&t 4-VaJ bJI>fld ""Z7 J8C b e - of 1~ -- U - l J oul:lltallilflll puro- 11, 11: •ta~~~~~. It ,UU., It 1 1 WU.IJ ...,.,.. e. sram, Coo91 bu extra luffm••· """" - · bi&ll JielAit.aa llllp bJbrid for Cillo SAlit ,..,pP/trrl. wllose . ' OF �.' .. . '·' . . ';·, . MV AKII"r \NI:ITHLESS, NO SICH 'T\.IING l! HQwoV, LOWEEllf·· HO\II'S THAT . WUTHLESS HllSI!IWO OF 'IOR'N? .' ·' ' ' ' ,. ' ' .. ~I ' Wdkzy ·cuide T_o Bettet TV Viewing ., WIGJJ'T ALL 6E.. -· a: --· _,_ ·' l!eA.T - Bill ........ ~ .'• 7E. . ·- ... ....._. .:&W '?' I~TE"AD """'l'' IIMt tbt Pred -... ;-_ u..o: 11)' Feel tl can-"'"' heiU.Nib -""' 7 .. ..,._ 00 - .." ~ ~~~~ rl. 'fTvth R"hal rtrta ._... ._ liE. 00 10 J.L- .. lluk.tiiJD NBA steve AUen lucy MoYle • ,_ EJll Gulli Saarch b' Tomormw f'ulln1 Y011 Aslc Houte Dr.m Sl HkMn Flc:11 AI till World Tllml ~ DtnGIOUl'U,.a Love l1 "'Midored Newlywed Game GIIUiqr: IJ&I;ll U.U111 Game Seeret Storm Genaral Ho11111ttal ADatlllr World Ao.l Y011 Dllt't SQ' ....-.. Atl1t11t .. 5..." Ol6tw Film Mr.~ GUII&&n'l bland 00 - Pem Muon """' ....... ...... Trvlb or Cunltquenua ·- Dick VIlli DJII• 2 ".. .... " I .."" World Tutu hm"""' GW!po ..... .... ""'"'- It TP11 A Thief N,Y,P.D, --· 30 I Love Lucy 8 .." ~ . . 9.. ,.•. ~-.. ... ~ ' ~~ ,!-~' , JJ • I Drtllllll '8 0...." " Thlt h TOOl Jonu .... 10 " ll~ :,_ N••• ...... New• II:: .... 7~ DAILY CROSSWORD &CM" 1.Lutol 12: abbr. 4. Tllat 41. Wtmlwllll ear or hom DOWII lady J.TipOIIO'I fiDpn omploJoeo 2.0ndt'! oldawD T.r...v,... 10. Dlotlplor 11. The -·· 3. Word lllllt ._ senortt&'• eonldWtloD nod ta.Appondap 3.8Utdl 16. Hawaiian e. ora.t lake bird 7. Apple li.Boa4 eent<r 8. Malayan appendace 17. Old bot.t. pronOIDI 9. Electrical 18.0Mda dlaturl>ance 10. Beta or 21. On the ,,,, 22. Buddlea 23. Gnedy 2&.Fnud· ulent medtc• 1 IIWl lT.Poorplf lbot Z8. Boraldk iarm • • Holiday event pmma 12. UnderminE" 15.1:xtra. worldng houn : .. ·abbr. ,_ frooted 1t.Ant. .' one of troop• - 22.Expand tile a ccount :U.Contend for 25.Qame ~>~>•­ . ...... All.. -.......... ... - --· - _.,.. ·-. . . ,llljht 20.A10rtle CM ..... , ,........"' blnl 26. BlmultaJleOUI acuon 27 . Held council 21. Taate- leu 32. First- penon contrac:tiOII cauUoo "~"·""" Jf. l.o8uell 30. Boay'o bellowa 38. 0bl<rved .fO.CompaR 4$. Samll'lum II)'Jilbol . ~ f\llnt•Ytu Mil Jadll~ lcrrl rJ IFJUBU t l I. .I -' ' rSwr.t-.. ,..ll,eck.Witlitn ' I [·I 1 I l (La . cs ,••• en) munber II.II'NIIcll colD a.Aijualk - O.Domwrt H.UIIo dec!'"''*' ,. t ... ¥ ,.,: ·.~.. • I· .... ,: ~ ·liolloi- . ~H...ifll ' .......... ' 30 . 11 li . 00 ·.·. 2..!! de u'Gll1wo0d a.-.. • 00 J~ ~ El'Gulll 7 .." 8 .."~ 7 .. OE ~GrlMih PRMIIIIIJlJ • ~ R~" r.-.otNW~t lt'I'UitiTWo ... c -""" ·- 11 ~ DtckV_,... • -~ 1:: .... - 11 'rUe•~' Hlllblllln ~ 10 ...... .CN!lor... ...... . _l g - 8,"Nelllron~'-Mel­ -- Hly. S!pnt llolooDool ...........""' ' 3. ......... •onl Fluq'. You Alit " 0. ....... a. Hilldltl flicaa .. ~­ ~45 ~ 9 - 3, "Prt11W'e PDlnt"-Sid1111 Poitlll", Bltiqo Darl11 Jl;IO "Twnrallhe!btp'> • 11JESDAY 7 - 3, "SIIowa ol KDbllu.lrml" -Cl'II'OI')' Peek, SU..a uay. Nlkl [t(ql&t Ill Doct~W; -- Gbolt &1111 Muir MONDAY ,_...., 2 '~... . 8.. """' RE 7 I J"*.~J •.-"~-J . .• ~~-.,..~n ·~~=:p¢· ,: •''. ·~·. '~ -...: Work!" Nlftll'l .. 41 .. ~~· u:... il Looll (II ~t . . SUNDAY 9- 13, "Glrlt, Glrla, Glrle"Elvlt Prulb I Mil - 8, ·•tt Eftl')' Gu;r In the 00 I ,, ' _ . .. 6E.. 11:"' - I, "IIIIIM the ...Jla' -CU..O. Mltehlll nDNESDAY I - U, ..Jtb GGidlarb, Pllue 0.. 801111"- Shlrle)'Me- _.,_ t.bo ll:SO - I, "Tftl 'Illll Mila" - TIZZY _ - " .. .. ~.Duiflllllklw•• ,. . 35. Doctrine 71. J'amUJ •' 8. 9E.-'""-.. : 0 ..\~Gttollc Ch~~rch H..U.,-Drtnklay ......... " tor.,.thlw,.a· ••·• ' Piill~~t~SIUIIEBQ.._ ...... 33.Per!onn ~ - ...,......,. ..........,, liow..- ~ .30.BIDth lll. Short, dmplo .;_. "' ~d· Tli:ru ~· ~~.Jl (· ' . ~Ia , ' • . ·.,: III I. ( po,l nt proflx ' .....biiDlllliUM ' ~el VIi.,_ 33. Word of 42. VaudevUlt> divlalon 43. Numerical ia '"' .. 00. ' 11 ,, 18.Con· .... • • AriiWttl COrllOob . . . ' Jem UwJ.• 2 .~ li • ,' 41 ...~, '!}'~SO llH Movie · ,....,..._ Gd< '1··....·"E" """'"" ·~i 10 ..." 6ii -~: AU About World 00 Gdr 6""".. That Girl Jonadlall Wlnlln ........ .... i>l,i....... . ·...,_ _ -- <>Jnohlllo• 00 5~ - -·""""'"' ...... """'' 00 3 "..~ 4 "..~ J 00 5.." 6 .." . Secret Storm Mr, c.t'tooft 4.."" IE.. ........ 2.." llolooDool • 30 10 11' 1llltU6ed World """"- J, Obllapr Anocher Warld Don't 5I,): · oo FllniiY You Alk Sa&rch For "" ".. ""'"'' 00 ........ l.Amoi'LIII --- OCI 0: liE 2: ._, B.¥. HlllbUII•I ~ 7 .. .,. II Stan Hlteheod1 9~ . ... 00 9~~ .... 3D 9..."" 0""" II* ...... 2 3.,"" ........ ........... 00 00 . TV ell• mr 7E. .._, 8.. Sltep;r Jetter• 8"I.." 00 7t~: 8 ..~ Fll £4 &lllban --· MervGr!.mn New• H~Brll*le;r . 7 .. 10 6..... . ,... ~ .... ~ II Jac:)ll• Q:llbwer !flOW ~ """" "''"- llkWlJ;J . . . 01 6~.. 01 00 II 6E.. 30 HWbiRiea I" 2:.. """"''"" 3". 4E -Hom... 9U'and~ck It Tiki• TWo 30 O ni- Glory Bald ' -R~ . took q, U4 IJve 1'llt UtiJW W. . TV(>oool Blbla ANwara . FawrUe-lflllllll eoncitt ' \ Televillion Set 'an'd _,-C!Jep COi/AAD! IF ~IJ>8AI,ID 'TRVS~D 1/.V '· ' Jr ~lllllnd ,. , ~ ...r.GrUh .' UllJRSDAY 9 - 8, "Act One," Georp RutJJIII'I ltcllllntt. Jl'. nco.. - liM - I, "It'• A PltuWe'' - s.u Hlftlt, .ucl!Mi o•. FIIDAY '1':30- 13, "a.twee. Hll¥11111111 Hell", R-.rt I - 8, "1"1.- PriiCINr'', AlK w..,.. Gill••• 11:10 - " .., . Seti8rlca" SATURDAY ' - a, "'lilt Part." J .. le sa. ........... -. U:U - IJ, '"I,._ Tra.whn" ...cl "Vma- Ill tile ... oil lhe Utrl,.rN" U;2CI - J, "BIId of a T)'riM;" -Mu•lma C&ratd. ..... .,...,. �., ,. • .. 10 _ '1111 Dolll ., ~ ~ (),, Frilllfo JiH:III8, I~ . I ,, , . . ~ '' ,., ., :v ' ' ' 1, · . . . ,..•. '. ''' '~ ' •' , ' ' '' . Find ~verytlrlng FroJrl:.: Allto's~ To Yo~Yo!s' .In . ' • ' 'J. ' • ' Auto . Wilt wAHl AO. INFORMA'TIOH DUOI..INIU 5 , .• . O.r &oleN P_.l lcet~ Mot~Hr 0..411• ' • . 111. CoRHII1t1on• I c:..rectlonWIII t.o ecc.,tM llf!fll 9 o.m. for Dtl' of Publleotlon REGULATIONS Tho P!AIII,her roaervo• thto r11ht to Mit or ro;oct ony od• d.._; ol.· IHtloMI. Tl• p.. ll1htr will not H '''IM"IIill .. I• - • thon ono IMtrreCI llwortll"· RATI!:S F., Want A4 5orvic:o S contt ,., Word oM lntlttion Mlnl111um Choru• 75c l2 C:Ofttl por wor4 throo C:OftiiCII• tho lnaortiona . II conts por Wor4 1i• con1oeuthro lnoortlont . JS por coni Ditcounl on pold odt orld adt poid wl•hin 10 d.ys . 1966 FORD 2 DOOR 11 .50 for 50 word 111inlr~~um. Ea . M411ioMI word 2c:. . BLIND ADS 25c Chat-to ,, _,.,_OFFICE HOURS ~ditlo,..l FOR QUICK SALE $899 ·~·.' For Rant De~ily '"JIW.o .ll. to 12:00 Noon Soturdor. .__....... •' ' Notice i THERE wtll be a Gun 1\11001, Sunday, ~ at 00111 at llle F'olted Run Sportsman Club. Evfii')'OIIe Is welcome. >'. 4-1~ '. AP Mlii'MENT, first ftoor. lour room and bath, also second fioor ap:.~rtment. four rooms nnd bath, both close in. Phone 1192-,\233. 4-18-lte FURNISHED and unfumlsbed apartments. Cloae to ocbool. Phone 99UUI. 10-11-«c HOISTETTER :tEILtY CLIP · THIS COUPON . 1-11-tfc 4-1~ , one owner. car it equipped ..-ith pow•, broktt and 1 tt 1,. lng. Tu~ohydi"omotlc trantmis~ion, ra4io, ti~tfe6;..1 1on, N_E_W ~h1te ~II tires, wheel discs, .and factor}' air con:9"0Jd~~· It ' '!I one owner car, traded to us for a new V-8 motor, auto. trans., power ttHrlng radio tinteJJ , gla.u, w/s/ w tirtJ, white over gold with matching in• ter•or. Real sharp locally owned car. WWAIII•-t _.._&A... ., ........ ...,.. --........ .,... ,...,._Gil '':"1:. ::-=-: -· ... an - - and bolloll1l. - .... beDelltl, be ....... llrlnc """ """ bed elolbel or ..,.. to IIIII lli<e rani - ...... fl. CGbiDbul, Olllo. No lilt Jlmll. Apply lD ...... oaiJ. 'ftle Gllona £llllt me and !lrldl o.., a. 4-IS-86e -·<tiD. TWO WA1'l'REIIE8, IIPP11 at Ordlard 11m, 'lluoo altAir I p.m. 4-IUic 10 cut IJ'III IDd trim. Pbone - 4-IUic JW( PUlL OR PART time, eirn .. to flllll, write lloJ: a-L. In care of. Dally Senllnel, Po- · 4-!Uic 4-IN!t 18 BEAUTIFUL ACRES ON LINCOLN HILL FHA Approved for Build- ins~. AU Utilities Avail· able. 3 minutn from town. PHONE 992·2623 FOR APPOINTMENT S(JOI'TIE Trailer, readJ to 10. 1M Mulbmy Ave., Putoetvy, Phone 99'.1-1o16'1. ~1Utp LOit SMAIL JII!'.A(lLE MOIIUMBIT CO. 992-531. P~~~toroy, 261 ...,. blue face, bled!: bod)r, !up om, """ 1nc11e1 white on 1111 lllld , ........ 10 ~ Jdih. n boo - ..... 1n Rulb"" YidDIIJ'. tl IWMd to .,.e ' I ,., bil nlum. Cont.el .. ~ ear4 "' 8lan18y Alllldre, li;_w UDia lk>ld, RD, Jlu&. '!*f.INip A,..U U, 11 .... .. .......... _, ...... lie WORLDWC Talre owr pajlllllllllll of oa1J tl.ll weetJy or pq '*fl!Ut CaD ...._ f.!Me ment, the cubit, developed in Meaopotamla and Egypt, was !he dlllance from the nub of !he elbow to the Up For Sale ONE SINGER Sowing maehllle. JI'OUII BIIAMl 11ft' ___... Phone 99z-2282. . .. 417 31< Inn, Ill ... - - ~ lnel. Cloll out at ..,__ CI1J ...... CARNIVAL By Dick Turner ""* 11111 APAOII!l . . . lnlllr, w1111 Talllell, aa1J fl .• at Nellon Dnl. •14-11111 """' three ttmoo. l1oepl 4 .. l IIGO. Wl11la Oalnther, s,ra. cuae. Pllo110 ...,__8ee 1111....... IWMII tlmo. 4-llllp TERMI'I'Ell SWAIIMINGT They are reproductl... kkted out HAY. Pllone lrl.flel, 4-IS«p of tile active tenn1te c:ololly inlallnB ,.... bollle to liar:! ._ colonlos. Low OYel'llood' flOOD USED wub1er, hO. Pl>ono Mn. Dray, - rt~~1JOIIable, Melp jlim. 11U310. 4-17-a. panJ, Ailled Peal Coatrol, 7 Llberl1. Puneroy, o. Aller I p.m. tiS • •· · '.,_,,.., lffllllLY SIX.....,. boule In Muon CIIJ, Vrrt lli<e, 11111. 001 'lluoo Jlay. of tile middle finger, rollib· 1y 10 to 1ll Inches. otiior anatomical meas)lrit!g unlto are the digit, breadth or middle flnCer; the loot; and the fathom, length of outstretched Irma. =~=~::'~":..·~ lnn!JW, Sorfil" othls ...lllxf!t': rJe, ~ hit a .,......J rile ~ TOTALS 4ooille thel nnt throultl!lhe 320 RIO GRANDE ' foot left lleld. lonce.Lal!lltiln Wll B. ~~ .... 11 til""""' .Edgar All•n· POEtry •• ~ll" Wives who cook and do tho dlshos Should be granted than throo wl """' A grotoful matt • • . dinMr ev~ weeld BRING THE FMIII:.Y THIS' · SUN,D~Y!, 1965 Pontiac Catalina .Con. ••••.••••••• $1395 MAYBE YOU, SHOULD CONSIDER A SECOND CAR THIS SPRING • SEE THESE Cdlllac DoYIIJo ----·,:___$69P S 11· 1.963 Olds F-85 Deluxe 4 Dr..............$695 v..a motor, outom~ic trans., power atnrine, rodio. Real sharp 9t this little price. 5I CadiiJac ·• Dr . ........ $6P , Fanl Y-8 4 Door llr-Cand!Monlng ....- .. $395 ~ ,0 . Blue with white top, black vinyl interior, V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes, power steering radio w/ s/w tires and wheel discs. ' ' '6' 19A62 Olds Slarfire H.T. Cpe....... , ...... $595 , uto. with CCH)sole, whitt finish with blue vinyl buck· et seats, full power equipmtnr. Real nice 1acond car for you. a8T-6iauia 4 br. Wagon I Wogon 59 Olds Runa good, 1100d II ret. .$295 I 1 I 63 Rambler WattO• Y-8, auto., P. B., P .$., "'"' 100d $295 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,L ____._ _ _ _ 6 cylrnNr. Std. trana. J __ $495 ..,_;;.;;,.-~ OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 . Karr & Van Zandt .9"!-.g~i!Y -W~y ufDuing ~JISiMn":' · GMAc'l':tNANCING' POIIERO\'• 0 . o 0 0. 1 o 0 .0 ~~· p ...... '.: ~~:: ~ OOG liiO Oll.._,'l-'a. 11 t , B. Gr'nlo 820 GOO lllix:_ls' I 0 .-Ito: lolalcJao . - Fratlk' (LP); 11ttJ1a1< (J) IIIII lfltrll Rio Gratde- ~(WP)IIIIdJIIa4 Bcal ('I) ~~or.W....... 2andYcCOJ, 41d, l.&ulhlln 1011 p!1ldleally LOB - lfalone 8, Rto'cirando 7. alaJtdial bulde him IIIII lo:GI'ed 28 - Kurpb1, Ycllottlllla I. and Rekera · - I n bobJn4 - . _ 311- Hlj]doti;$!111>- . l.&,.tdlo for tile aacond nm. Jill triOil.' SAc- ti.kora, Sil•aoo !be lime tiJiid buemiD V o r n and Hor-..er. Herlhller,... rtCCIVOIOd be l,'ITQIER 1P H Ji BB $0 otlll able to throw Stlwr.., out - · , 2 • '·5 4 "O II llrst. That made It 8-1 Wllh r • • • • ' • " ' • • . .Jlultak ••••••• IS I 8 I 5 Olllout. . I!Niaker wallled and COI'Itlolll' COI'ItloJII' , , , , • t d .,, I 1 ·2 hit Into I Otldar'1 ebolco, . . ll4don aottloil nlppod al third. !14rr1101l •lnaled •Gorltw .... baker. Sarlo eoii.Oc:ted his tlllrd aqlo ocoriJW Clrmodl'andllfcr. rlsoo but Sarlo wu tltrotm outal IOO<IId OlllltJW tile masaacre. RIO Grande leilll·l. Rio Grandt ICOI'tl4·1tromonlp !be of the ao.r i- ~tURIIAY CJIEEIII,E~RS waoh,.!lolunlio1, ~at MEIGS cor 9 a. m., atlllddloport Vlllapllall. . HIGll SCHOOL ducepart;ySot.urday, 8-11 p,m,, at the llelaa Jllll« HJah Auditorium ID Pomeroy; Jaya 'wtn emcN; ».UC Ia weletme. -SQUARE DANci, Cleoter AliiDII1i AI8L, aa... G r 1 d e Scboo~ 8 p.m. to ~ Sat. Se'""" urday, $UNDAY REVIVAL AT IIIIDI Bt,tiJI a.tr<h, Soturdo,y ~ o\prU 27, 7:30 t>o I p.m, !lev, R 1 y. !J101111 L. ,_,.... IIU!or. IIIDDLEI'OIIT LODGE 1M3, F, llld AJI. to oUlad clturcb am. ~ loplher II Middleport Heoth M.-ot; aD IDI- IIIUDIIIID ouhldo tile eltureh at 10:15 a,m, MONDAY 111EIDOIIUS COUNCIL 17, Dluillterl oiAmorteo, IO<FhaD; - · to lake -eha•; to Jll'aetice wttb Qddlaa liar QJun. en t>o receive - l l l d olllcorllll lola• roil1. - ..MoNDAY 11'01- CJmi'I'ER PTA, 8 p.m. llflla. cJo,y ot the oehool; llfeiY ttl8bl wiU bo oboened with lira. llll· nnl Blo..U, chllntwl; lDIOII ~ • rOjii'OIGidve from !be !ltaD l'lattl; ollleera t>o be eleeted;-rllrelhmenta. lllllllallly 81•- w-. WWiatD''*'·'' IIDIDLEI'ORT TROOP 185 ~ .WORUl TREFOlL llldpwu , . . . . - bf the Drummor Girl Patrol at TatodiY qijllt'a 11111111n1 of. llflddljpotn Troop 185 hold It tile Reatll United lioitiodlst Church. WORK ON Tho Ilia C l l ' - ~ tile - . . whidJ wu - · ... Itt tile fourth, ~ - ~~- Orot tun=~•=W~W~Ia~Parlor?.::~$'J and Kon Frll* tleolb'-to . · or II'Oit!JIIItd Tim lllitt ~~ third Ill I...... Bob IIIIIPbl' Itt tho . twl of tile - tltOJI .out. I!Jtra ll!lllad ~­ "*"" !lju,r 1o1 ...-Pt<iold OliaUlrll' for tile out. !Wok...... od ' Iii ·-1111' lolra. Wallace P'"'ers IIIII llfrL Jolm ilnw1C1111o ~'• a~ MlrtiJa tlmWICQJJ, and -ro, ~ llntmle)', Susan P-., Debbie -ck, llary IIIIIFIJWU- VitljJiaGIIJba.llary KmW...,., Naoey ll1toldrk, Pam lloolaonlld J11 Boa,..., ' POIIIEBONIIDDLEPORT SENIOR TRooP Mil& A. B. IOOGifl', LONG-TIIIlE SCOUT LEADER attd .... bcbol-11'1-- ehalrmait, baa lalioo 111 tho 1-.a.tp of tile aetlw oeout troop, Slit replaces Mra. Frank P....-a of Mldcll<port 111>o,.. alped after oerYiDg aa leoder of !be troop aiDee Ill CJ1111111all• .. ,., troop wiU oeleet I 1111'1 ID aa"" II ao -.ry ~ tile 4-11 queeD the lo!elp COontl Fair, Tho .._at far u ""' ten!anl no made 1111' llfrL WDIIam Ohlintlor oo bobaJf oldie .11111ar to at fair boliiL SCOUTING NOTES - llra.l B. !lellreCOIIIIy roolPoot u dJolr. man ctthe Bli- ~ apoaiUoaahe hold far 1>10 yoare; Dur1011 hor term 11 ~ chairman, the ln llfelp CoJD;y las .......,llld dewlopod t>o a place It - 111-.otveo llmall 300 prla, •coutlrll- A IIOIIIiJadlltl CGIDIIIitlat hao IJI)IIOided llld 1 nolaHJor- · hood ebalrioan wiU be eloeted. lira. !leal - · t o 11o aetlwln ocout wwkllllllo ~ of tbo Mldcll<port Jutdor Troop 39. • '1'nlnlor lo ad1IOneed aldliJ will bo • lllll(l i!otiJII' Bend _ . ElloebotiJ, W, Va., o\prU 29 !rom 10 a. m. t>o I p,ti,. Ovoiidabt aeOOIIIIIIOdatioDa . eon be made IIIII ' - n IIIII' R1J over tor addlllooalll'llnllll on WedtloldQ'. AD'""""' aldliJ wart.. &bop baa aehodulad tor olprD 28 al Caq - . . - ol the workabopa wiU ba bai)JM ID llle ~n, u leodero, IIIII other . , . _ , wbo wl11 Ill usloliotlat tile 1111 Bttol Nti&IJbor- clo,y .,..,.. to ba hold tile of JJUJt !1Qro1 OokPark.· 22-2'/at ADDRESS CORRECTED Paul lilted- la 'lbli' Spring Rally · Support Given na incorrectly . Bush's Clinic, . " · .LiiiJI.,,~ Seutlne1 ·~· • If, ' q,,£:, .. --ltf'Gdl/ipo'fis •·•·· 51881110, c. · lit the Bullh CIIDie 44tb Artlllely, APO San FrarJ. "· 4 ' Olndtrell'l - Dally '· ' • .. " ,... ·I of. ~ for On Parks is Review Topic Tlie_,,_t>ooenda ..,. llld eoi.ltm.e Ill ~ for the remainder of llle 1111'' lolra. llarold Smitll Jll'osentod a mlo- amcty .., tile Jobt Bullll family. ..... .... v1rtr In BrazU, lihe alao ·..... Dialled 111 tile Goneola ereaUoa 111117 lllv• II¥ Allrottaut Col, FraN< Bormau during the mooo Ui&ht. Plana were made to COJJIIo. ue IIIOk1ns banda&oa for tbo l.epro.,- Coimoy In SOUtb India. 111'1. Elwood Bower• presJd.. ed the maaiiJJI, lolra. CODnd at - - ..... - ' from Fll'll ~ 13, and thoro 1101 pra,yer II¥ Mn. HaleD Lelf. ball. comm- oa IPrlnl were slY- • "'· tile - · I t t Ill roll call. llfr.a. - · ..... Ylll ntre- to namod llld lira. ~ Olbonte and lira. - Klj>plo. LADY ' I .18.00 M"'H"I :11 .70 'tt"':"..e. !:!'.:,!.!1:,:~ ~--=­ .L~·· WIDDING ltiNCOS 1,000 populalloD, aceordltlg to the Brllamtlca Boot or the ~· ~ i .. '• ·~To!<' 0¥1! 1D Fleor .. Plans'lit stock .. -.• ' TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS The U.S. divorce rate is at preaenl estimated at 2.5 _per Homo of !natant c;.dlt 416 toWN PT. PLEASANT YOJG'. N. W. COMPTON,O.D. OPTOIETIIST 'I'IIUIIO - o...ab llld 1.&"""'0. R I k t r I · Iliad Out far tile aicalid ciUt'lllld ' l.&rr1 Bcol hit Into I lloidtr' I cbotee wttb i<IJIIhUo out...,. to. , w-. Ot'l'la: JIIKJJS 9:30 TO 1;, 2 TO 5 (Cl.OSE AT NQCIIIJIII, modl'wao pleloed olf &cltwto .C. onl. Jlorrlaon and Sarlo HOI'III on blc~ck JJial(u bf Mo- :-: OMi Clllllalwero -lllil a.rtillnllihii'IJIIa, Jalt!D- ·· ': ter wtoe, llorttJf Bobll¥ llro. Audrv flta, KalrlnlllliUIJan litd lin; liherldon, Jr. • G1teltl far Ctnnodi l!ll ~~amiiln - Serlo wa1 ..-e oa an error. car- .. Til..., 2 .. 2 z 1· 0 I 0 4 w-. . Ill Rltodesta .... pledllad II¥ tile elaeo, Callt 98269, Evanpllno Mlaalooary SOeielr of. tile ~ ctolreh of Cbrlll nllbt Ill tile home of. llrL Cl;jode Arldrewo, a, a 1 :1: . ._nut; -~- ~--Yield JWe1;llaria SIJoridia. tqi ..W .:~;;. --·~ Sborllollteit,·Tulttlf· Gultilbor, Dli!IJ._,AIIil·lofellltto!r, :":' ' K a - Smith, Jodi' ..... Jlllb' HaD, ·Maey Baraitl, - . . .. . ;::;, JCIF CL.IIiS, IIIIID,y, 7:10 .P.m. Ill Untied-t ctolrelt, I'Om- AB .R B , 3 I 1. inteM10MI17 puaedlllinbutwa• ...,.-_., •••• later _ , 1011 tmns tor llama. 111. Serlo, lb ........ s B. lfd)otJqtJ, 3b •••• " 4 Reller• waa aate on an o~, D , -·-"·· 2b 2 lcoriJW Serlo. ilf&doll wu nte • • ' ' ' • and McDclaiP D. Reker•, lf ••• • • , ••• 4 011...!_!' stlerror •• L D, HJadOtt, c • • .. .. .. • S '""""""' \IU'IGII W&l INIR' on a L, u-• I tiek!er'o eholceand . . .hllnwas ~.e."'"''''' out. I!Niaker ......,... ..._ c. Stlwr- cr ....... 1 Hllllk walkld McllGiqh llld 111, lllrorek, rf ........ ~' l.&uPIIn t>o cpn t i l e - or B . - · rt ....... z the siDIJ aalheRedmoneamt T.Foot,ef ......... ,l wlib '" bla ...... IIIIi' . oro, 4Cittbled •oOr!Jw Mellor~~~~!Bladon waJkad to i<locllhe 111..1 wltb nobolly .... . ~~ Sliver""' was "' IIIII tha IIIU.... buttl was an. WaltloiiUJio tU t1te laat mltllle, stlwraonlal4 llle -but II¥ the ho ' •' · O.ov. ••• -2 Dr. "-$250 J 10' ' motor, auto. trans., power steering power bro•ts rodldio, . w/ s/w !ire•! deluxe wheel cov~rs, whit• ove~ go w1th gold 1nteHor. ., a.•·· -~ · 4 t 2 W, r"'" 1' 01 ' ' ' ' K.IIJero, e . . . . ; 4 0 2 P, FnD<, p ,., , • ,. ,.I 0 0 J. llutlok, p ... , , .. ,2 o o F. 1o1111er.·u • • • . . . . . a·. o ~, .ll,lll,=l'i1'1.>.l'*~t,-1_., ..... • ' 57 v-a "o......si99 · 1!0 Buick 4 Dr, ....... "...$199 · · rtaoo acored.lllwHJad!Oitr]l'leil 1 ,- • .......u .. Cbrl T. Mizer, cf • • • • " ocorlng Sorlollllll.&-• B, lluJtlbl', 2b. , •• 4 0 2 SEEiiSi a well ..kiutd ch..k, And a rutGurant EXCi!iii Wt l1ldd - cut the world down to usable proportions by· ""' of 1Wt llmba, The World Almanac saya. The primary ancient measure- _llod, 4-1~ ~ f~ at llle gW ~On(~ )VOIla Parkland Ken Myert. · Gary Carmody, wbo laat,.,pooted a 7-2 raCU'd oa tile bUll went the full niDo tlllllnga f« !be Redmon and aot the ..... carmody sove .., II hill, wallled one and atruck oiit two. <Umodl' became the llrat Rio Granda hurler t>o 10 n1Do lnnltwl jbla ......., and It w11 Rio Gratde'a llrll· niDolmllw pme tl!la ,...., S'l'l!lRI!JO PIKIIO ndlo eomlnslltanee lllnalton; ~. Jaob AuroMOBILii ~ lion ju8t Db lift'. Mu!Uple apelllt:..t -art, kpeod aalomlllc ..... Jlcenae' Clift . . .. ord ....... Beeullfa1 1111111 • 11 tie ...... oiled 'lllblut eabllllll. on ,...,. wallo. Uae Wipe OUt cleoner to end 11 aU. Rent waD wuher fl. Baker Furni- '""*· ... ,.....m-•. only·- • :. ·~· j • "OHIO'S OLOEST ·., A·( -J,"I. ::_;_A • e- trl»>e. and Bab lllalone wthltlhe RedmeD 11-9 stlwrsoo nlked t>o load the blaao and am It waa centerftelder Tim Mizer - •'-ed !be waywlththreo Gory ~odl' ...,..ted ool ID 1illgle1 in nve ~L Mllone'l ond the~~ 111 ~ baoe hltwaaadiMIIe . Rto .,. ..uo P ·-,..... rut11 b!"-Bob llur!>ly'~ ..... "MMll" for 0· KITCHEN II!IOke 1>uiJdlqt up au- and Dave Hl&d<Jo IIDiabod a . . tha ball to IIIQrrlaoo at ohort and fOOr hill and walked four. HtWII Bli lollke Serlo, aopbomcre relieved II¥ Joe Hudokatlbe ollrl lind to .Lurl'- to lllp llttrxl1 at tile plat& lint blaaman, IIIII BDI Mdlot>of the third. Hudok Sll\'0 .., !he Tho 1011 left llfalone Wllh a a.2 qlo, Junior tlllrd Ill....., JICed hill, ' walked alx and , . _ lift. record llld !be - . a r e !be hitters ThiD'tldly allenlooa> The Redmen ae«ed threei'UIII 8-4 lor the 1011011. Next opp0aaot at Rio G...~ 11 COich Don ·Shiwra• Redmeo pourdad out a lo the bo1t>oai ol !be llrll Uke fOI' Rio Grande will Ill ilona 13-3 wto OYOl' Malone College of IIIIa: BDI !Jiorrim was hit by I Callep t• a--Satttrpltdl IIIII lollke Sorl_o ·~ c1o,y _ _ , al-.1\1'• '1111 cmoo. . Serlo had three siJWie• In live lllcllnlh tiled out. Dick l.&lllb- Redmon are 1·1 In the ~lo' trlpa ID the plate and lllcllnlh Uo wu I~ walked .to ~ltllittte Aihtallc ~ ­ i<locl t1te blaaL Dive Rewa hila wu tirO for four lncludi!W a dooAB a J1 ble. lllw Rel<ora hid a - e aacrlllee ll,y to c-o llllllolor- llfALONE Man !ll!llofOVI: q, .,, CONSULT US TODAY! sus .. t~6 Olds Cutlass Sp. Coupe, ••••••••.•••• $i595 •. Redmen Romp · Phil Frank allrtod tor Malonil ,nor ............. and waa iaaed wltb tile I o I a. FraN< went two lnnltwlo p.O ... OlnD Wl6lr _, ....... .... c.ut. Udl .... - SEVEN ROOM house lllld oulbuJJdlnCo; 2 amo; pllone FOlJ!R ROOM Houae In S)TaPortland IIUI!I. 4-17-lte <uoe, hath, carport, gaa furnaco, good condition, eaU · 4-lll-ltc EIGRT Am1!1ll, ~ bouoe, bath. - . - . l q lloltiD. 'lt'ater tap Ill. GI!JRT'S a ~ay girl, ready lor A lli<e 0011111rJ bllme, .,.._ a whl!-1 after cleaning carpets will\ Blue Lustre. Rent Fot lnlanDollaD cd ~ electric Bilampooer, $1 . Sayre 4-lol-tll! Hardware, New Haven. W. Va. 4-17-fl< ture. AIU JII'IOD a.irbll tl D ( b"..,. .me, ..... Wan!MToluy -· .. ·- ·-----·-·---= -.•. ..................... .. ...... ....... .,_ ..... - ,.,.__ _,... Nl-tle ........... ..... , L£6AR .. FOR SALE SAVE BIG. Clean rap and upbolstory with Blue IAath. Rent eleclrlc ~ fl. Tlny'o Barplnland. 4-- VACANT IJAIIID In, ,. - , ~ Plllllls. lillie price, tile, Jocalloa. Write lloJ: • w, core o1 'llle DdJ SentlDel, .........,, Oblo, - - """=: ,.,. ..,-- Riblild and Rinsed PHONE 992·2094 n llelaoors. .c. CIIJtleteiJ Halld' . -.GUARMrEED- ..... ..-r.., ,.,. ",. . . . ., """' LOT ON MIR St .. In M1ddlo!>orl to poltol!lce. 111M wide. 12!1 loot deep. Ellcelleol Jot, 20 loot alley Ill bact. !'llone - 4-1-tle MASOII CAt WASff •' S5.55 , IIIII piece wort l'llel, pold , '· 1965 Dadp Custem 880 2 Daar H~ Top ••• :$i39i. ..., If ' '.' ·.,·tplltOr, Uc, oYer w~ite finish with burgyndy lnt•rior, Thia ah•p -....._.... .... . i llr, and llrL ·Har17 Wjlll, - , _ Clllhe Gttlltolittlr flnl, .•.. O'Doll ......,, Jlob- Pntllll'ld the lire for a. troop, Tho lido -aldliallll!l-- :•.. , lor'ttie • 'l· ~: or~ ·~or.Jaba - Olds: DeiiiOIIt Sa Town Sidiin •••.••••• $2395 _--. __...__ I ' ' Aid! rt," ~· "'· CltiUI In Cltl1al!la ~ lfart!llri. w. ply for bulldiDI J'Oill' ...... Coli Gv)r Nelclar, llleble, 0. ped to do aD fancy 8elfillC • cllllllt'S Ci111 liDII C1rr1 TV -n~~ u beaulllul lllrll8ltl up to stlll:hlna IDd 1111 zag dell&n- 21 ropaln. 11ri111 tbD 1D IIIII q, Pay off bolulce oil pey- am. Chul:k'o TV, ID Dalllr· menta at 18 IIIOIIIbly or t1111 nut Aft. ~- Ja-4le euh. Guarantold. !'IIane 191_,_ __ . !ltwl1 -~ """"" 111 ..... - llh, ' 'i7,,....,. w~ ~'• ~· 11<!!*1 'WQ!IIi...,. IIi~~ .. ..... 101llout4t.IJ31'tCOiflr "'" .......l'liUI. '•. ~· . v._, . .." aemce. .,. -au PUBUC Sale Frilay, George's FURNISIIED house In Pomeroy, ftve 1'11011111 and bollt. Auction Hoose, Rutland, new Call evenlnp. 99UW. and UIOd merchandlae. QmM-Ile stgmnen111 ......,.,._ ()pool !rom 10 a.m. till oaJe lime lor !'URNISIII!D TWO BEDROOIM -· 4-18-llo '· N. O'AII. conslpmonb. Sale atarb at apartment. Mlddk!>orl !'IIane Ciaftl ef liN C.rt 1IEI'OIIlF21III 1!lectro1ul v. 7 p.m. 4-1~e 1112-31'14. M-Ile cuum CJoner complete with ...,., Cllrll atladonenll. paint apnlf IDd GUN SIIOOO' by llle Radne Pin lloporlmeDI, lmday. '!'RAILER. """"''~ 'l'nl1lr ~- Loob and d1181111 Park, MlDemiJie, PlloDO nu new. Ply o11 bal.- o1. •April 10, at tile Bob IBII :mi. l.f.IJie fMm. wtJJ be lwo half bop. 6 ~~~ at tUG IJIIIIIIIIIy •f Chorln H. JoMo, D•coa.... or ISO caah. Guarauteed. AIR ClONDJ'I'IONING Refllpr· l!otGN Proceed~ will flO to tile NoU" 1.1 htnbr J('llll tul Gtlll_.!. l THREE room Apartment. Pbono 992-26115.l!lmergOIIey Squad !rue*. ('(JIJipletely modern with hull~ at1101 ....... Jock's Rolde4-1$-11<: Ollto, ., - .... .~., .. FISII BAIT, II!IDMwl and Dllo .......... Kaeutlll arai!GII, Now linen. . _ RanloOIMUJI, In kllclten. wan oven and CUM B • .JODIIo 6MUIIII, IMI el cmrlen, Jolin Kilehlar, Coltab;.e top unit, stain!.,. steel Jlolp Coull", c:tda. lop lldld. Syraeoa, , _ . Dllo4 llbil lib dQ' Ill Atrll ua slri will! dlsp<8al unlt, hath, r. B.~ . . . .. 4-1.... READY - !tiiX ........ ........ romplete with and _..... ---~.~ large eloset. nicely decoratMO - ered rlglll to :roar ,..,_. •... u. ... • .. Lkwtl GLID.,n, •• · ,.._ Fill lllld IMJ, FNo IIIIed. Call 99'.1-52'11 lor appoln~ ment. 4-~lfc IIID-62S3. 4-11-31c . malott. Pilotte ..... - .... "ralfA .. Employment Wanted .. ~·SE --~- and Jeln Heady - Mil Oo., Mld4Je. IN¥1NTOIY ... - t = T ...,._ por1, Obll, I • tie "" IIIlO ol • JNTDti(Il and - - point- 2 SPINET pianos In this area w """' uw•~ dryer, good eondltlon. Phone ! "" ... • ' . c;:.,... • to rom ID miJonslble lamDy, ... """ roo1 - . can Gene 0 =-~ ·f:'"~,",..'"'a:t.':i­ Ofilao. L q - . . . .. only 18 per mo. Contact Cre- 7+M!I«< a!Ur 5 .P·II\- 4-IYIJ',\ BtJDG PBICil . 4-16-14111 dit o.pt., summers & Son, oar lltlnl floor Jtaolpt llftop. ohio, ,.,....., ......... - · "" Baker l'artlllurt. Mlddll(llll'l. :',::' ~ ':;, '=: ;'! Jad<son, Ohio. 4-17-:ltp EVElRGREENS both IJ!IIiB!tt and compact. One 1<1 four lltiD. lt4le .., " ,.. HetpWanllcl year old pants. bGth sma11 .~'::rr~~*For Sale MAN OR lolidwa)' llllrand Jarse. CaD Racine I~ I!EWING . VACIII!IES, 1'IJIIIr "';,;."::' ...., - '"' UL Pboae mM. 4-!Hte PllODI.E PUPPIES. AKC Tor 8 p.m., Mt-1111. 4... ~ aervlee, lltlbl. WY S. :;...~ ".: -:;:;.-::': ..~ ':: miniature. 175 and Ill'· Slad 1114. 'llle Fabric Jlbap, PIJm. ...... ..,. ol ..,. MEN PllR producllclll ..t In 1~ oervi<e and grooming. Pbaao ...t tiiM .. CluL .... · Aalborlled 8lttpr ... ...,.. ......... w111 ., .,. _._ 1IIDdem brlol< plllll, llleodr IIIJ.M.II. II S t!e ond ·~- We .,.,.__ · ~a~ .,.,.... ... o.an • .. ..t, dar IIIII, fiO'I bola1y ' .~ doa,ill~, ,, ~~ Atlrt! one KeiYinltar IU ~ RJillllll!lATIQII - 2 Jo!lel, lfWin8', llldes, lllllmmlns. delroot double door refrlterdancing, reslala'8111, 2 ator. One • !ncb elel> lrlO riii!P will si'ldJe, •• and cottap. ·l'leJIY parting spaco and plcnlc tables. 0nJr 0110 T piece 1lreolfaal aet, ua new. •· !'IIane ,.._ PI,IOO.Ge . Iller 5 p.m.. f!N512 from HELEN .or ·VfRGIL TEAFORD IINIII t a.m. to 4 p.m. 4-a41c ASSOCIATEs 4-1~ . _ _ In ft-~ , ~"""""' """""'• • ............ bilb, OWilel' tnallemd. For Business Services II!IPDinlment eo11 tiNIIl 4-i&.et. .liD NBIGLZR llul1dbll .... -1. FRIDAY · - - II¥ toodl.. ~. ~'fin ~}ian.. ~fr.~. <1.1\ 11' CARPETS lOOt dill ml &elr, ,.,..,.. llle """" ., MIDOLEPORT - 5 I'OOillll, hath, {ltmOce, pol'd!Oo, p11..,- appear will BJuo IJIIIN. rip, - ~ Jot. fi,IIOO.OO Rolli eleclrlc obtunpooer fl, Biker II\Jmlture. 4-14-41c ANTfQVli'Y - I 1'0011111, both, furnace, haoemenl, Z ear carport, ·Jqge Jol •·oo EXCIILENT cOndition. uoed, TRAILER LOTB, Bob's llobllll SINGER Sewing Maehlno In MVS1C every Friday ahd SatCourt, Syraouae, Oblo 011 stall urday at Jack's Cl,. 011 Harbeautiful Jtchl cablRt. rn, Phone llfll, .Jb ..... . F'uJiy equip.. rlsomile Rood oil Rt. 7. .. ' IIECORDJIOP, Frlllol, 8 t>o II 'P. m;, lllciiiO JoiillarllllhSdtaol, ' me. por ,y ...,. . 1:!0 a.111 . to 5:00 p.111. f U1 I'll.\ ,.-_"flo-·" " Ph. 992-6316 ' GI!X). IIOII8TEITI'2I, Bnloer Radio, w/ s/w tires, ai,.. conditioning, 1 owner, good condition. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ' : ' . FOr Sltl• . , , ....a,: 1111 lllliNAVLT, Iliad' motor.' NEW BRU9H hog 4 feot 'wlde. pbolle ....,_ 4-1~'- !-point bllolt. Pl!one .-"=------·- .,;...· . . ( ' 4-17-a. . l.wl FORD V-1, P . Pltone . MNft4. 4-iN\p SIX-ROOM - . wall to wal carpet In Uvlria room, Jovei lot; nicest hCJn!e In Middleport, 144 Norlb FIJilrlb St., Middleport. Pllone . • 4-17-811> I • lj ' EAST COURT ST., FOIIEIOY .·' �,. ' .. . i-. ., •• - 'lilt Dlllr w '., - ~~ ·o,, Frldt1, M»''llr. ,.~liberat~, ,. .,,_,, ,.. ' ... .~ · _gress1on · Bu_sy Legul&· tofs . Relaxing at ,. .- . '· "• aee011t •.,·; '· " '. '' •1 I i '! I other year, aides said. Then, on Wednesday, the House e n d e d introduction of bills. That caused most representatives with pet projecta to speed "' drafting and Umeta· bles on their measures. As a result, more tlan 70bilh were introduced on Tuelday, and the peak was hit Wednes- day with 178 measures o«ered. The House conchxled the week with 823 bills in the legis- c·ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • the Fabulous J · .,__. ·~~.~-.ceount .. -... L.~ - -~ • """" Jo11! L, -we, ~-• 1011 Ill llr. IIIII Mr1. JameoW, 91ttle,1Alo& llntlnm, haa earned allslfn&llll the Ibm IIDU lor 111e~ at Ohio Sate l11llverlitf. Jubn ta a 1e111or mljor. Inc lD Seoaadar)' E<lleatloo. ; BURN MARIJUANA Order Br Phono l.nd Take Em HO... 992-502 'lbO ·.llill f...-ce-.., ··jit u. S. IIIII Nonh Korean ollldala lhlce tile plaM 11en1 down iittb U mon aboonl 'llle~ plttod••U, s. Alr Force lllaJ, Gen. B. Know agolnst Nor1h Korein IIIJ, Gen. Rl Choon· iimg it 1hto truce Yll1ap between tile two Koreao. I .ad abl'UIIII1 42 miDitos ~ It began. Know stalked 0111 Ill 1he QIOIIBOI but meetIn& with Ill demanding ... koow: "What was' die belonging d. the ECI21 aircraft? ... Why de yw not toll us the .be!OIIIfn&'l ... Tell Ul the belcmglng." ApparentiJ' under orders not to clobate 1he lneldoat, KnaiJI> Ollmbod Into his ear IIIII headed aouth, his statement delivered. I oald the U. S. Na,y EC121 News ... in Briefs The Meigs <.:ount;y !llefura Dept, repprtecl a ear - traetor accident at 8:05 p.m. 'llllr~ <11 the 9mmer Road. No Jn.l\11'les or arrests resulted. AuthoriUos said Georp Smith RL 3, Pomeroy, traveling ~ruth In a 1963 modal car, wa 1 unable. to got slqiped IIIII ran bls auto Into the rear of a tractor operated by Oaear Peonlnglon, Rt. I Reedsville. • SANDWICH for the eonse- DAYTON :UPO - SWeet, pm. • smoke ruled 111e a1r for 1hree houra ThuradOY aa oher· lfl'o depiUeo burned 28 burlap House previously were passed sacks of conltscated raw mariby the Serate, IUld two House juana. u'Tbat &tuft really tears bllls were passed in the lower It' your lungs," one deputy said. chamber atw:l sed. to the Senate "But yoo couldn't belp but feel recamalasance plane was well outalde North Korean territory, for consideratiOIL the etreeta." posed no threat to 1he Communists and ,was engaged in a 11completel,y lellt!mate" operation. 111 was not attacldDg you or PI'OIIIl'ln& to attack yoo or aup'portlag an attaek on you," Knapp's statement aald. ,.T h e ~:~:~:~:}??????>>??~}>t~/=~~t~r=:=~=~=~:~:~:}~<=}it<?<=}~{:~:}~{:~=~=}~:~= &bootln& down Ill thla United Stites ,Plane was not an act or (Continued fMn Page I) aelt-defense. ll was a calculat-two weeki today hammered Cmununilt btvOLBcs on tpJ)I'OBch route 1 ed act~ a,are&&ion. to South Vletoun'o two large•t dUes. An Amerlean hattleftald COlli· unts a~.-t cannot be juatlfied malller oald 1he Communloll were now only llah~ a heodii!M> war Wl<ler lntematlooal law. On 1he "I believe the eDemY no looger eJPecta a military victory ,; contrary, the centuries.old traaald Maj. Gen. Ormolll R. Simp- COII1IIIIIIder or the 1&1 Marh.. clltlDo of fr_,. of the aeas Divlolon. "He II now ftghUDII a polltleol war for headlines, Alii he IIIII the -er principle repr<iapfl&l'ently thinks he can maintain this level of violence.' 1 lns freedom of the airspace over latorlloUoual waters elearil Moat senaekrl, brutal murder make your action Weeal." DALLAS- GUNMEN BRUTALLY EXECUTED AN 111'1110l'ed ear guard durirwo - r y TINr~, shooting 1>1m Ove llmeo 1n a noat 81&-lnell elrele In the eheot alii leavi'lll his lJod1 sitting on MOIIOJI bqa. The IJUird. l~year-dd Jack Greenwood, wu hallleuflod and tlw!re wu no IJIPIHill reason ror what police describeclae tcooe (Conllll.lld from Pap I) ol the mOlt senseless and brutal" kllltrvs they had ever seen. lara. Another guard, James Wood, 25, was shot once 'in the cheat dur- 1be budget-'"" by 1he ltw the hUacklrw ot the armored car. He was In utalr"' condiUon aft.. RI!)UIIIoaa [1111'\Y for 1he eomfn& or ourpry. 1bo amiorod eer waa believed to be earrylq[ about biOIIIIum will not meet 1he .-a .60,000 but It wao not illlown how mueh wao 1akeo Ia the .-ry. From Rear by Car .--··--··--··--·;;;;;,·,:;:;.~. ------; I I I I I I I I I I I I It has been a long, long time since a farm had more crops than we ~d services! I ASKS DIVORCE A petllloo for divorce has been flied In Melp C<u!IY' Common Pleao Court by Crelllyn HW, Democrats "'CillO.EXPLAINS ' Sl'AND uA tax ~eture which rellel heavlil on mounting real ollate IIIII oaleo coupled wi1h ever lncreaslna lee• tor eveey- taxe•• Pcmeroy, against Paul Hlll. Ra· tldng from IIWimmln8 to clriflnB. cine, ehareins ili'OBI neglect of hlo hi8NY fOIII'easlve and taxes arty and extreme eruelQ', a n d those cltizen•leut able to PI)'," aeeklns custody Ill 0110 minor oald Mcllmald. child. "The goyeJrnor's failure, or refusal, to dlaeuaa lll8lllllncful tax rolorm 11111 obllruet 1he fu. La Paz, Bolivia, ls the world's highest capital city tore ~oltillollrealstate," and lies in a vaUey about Mcllmald added. 12,000 feet above sea level. urr lcrvU people, H said McDonold. "llle Ropoobllcaa ldmlnillr41ioo hal I llrllipIJI prorlos II. ,Unless 1he llepabUeaa 1-rshli> lD 1ho - a l TONIGHT & SATURDAY asaemhil 11 wllllnll to aoaeriltl · APRIL 18-19 Ohio,...., MEIGS TREATRE . TORTURE GARDEN (Teehnloolor) Jack Pallnee Burpss Meredith COUNTDOWN (Teehnleolcr) Jamea CUn, JOIJllll Moore SUN. • MON. • 'I1JFS APRIL 20 • 21 - 22 Joseph Losey's "SECRET CEREMONY" (Tedlnleolor) Elizabeth Ta)'lor·Mla f'arr'"' COLORCARTOONS: 33 Fathoma Pluo llareiray to the stars SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, inlle[llo!lllel, •.t h e leslda\IJre lhould ploD ... odjoum by MQ' 1. Jack CJ:lllfl. c:balrDIIII Ill 1he Meigs CollllY Pomocrat EaecuUve Conlnlltee, _ ....... IJI'OUP, ~~Dooald. Dinner "'" 118l'Vtd!Q'IIIes.lemCellter Pl'A. MR. !;Q.LLINS DIES Clarence Colllao, wbo O()Oraied 1he Colllu """lrJ store, """ illo K. lllid C, Jeweley Slore, In Pomeroy for a . . . - Ill rear•, cled W'*'"""" In Dolm· 81, CaiiL, acoardinl to wrd receind·heretoda,;.FUnenl•l .. lcea 11111 ... held Solunlo1 in llcnmf,y. lt:s _not so much that farms are more speCialized, less self-sustaining as it is that we offer so many more services to meet your every personal, family and farm banking need. Come in and see ... soon! TIONAL BANK RUTLAND POMEROY Serwln1 Mel1s County for over 97 years federal Reserye System Mo":•11r ,"•dotol O•poait lnouronco Corporation . "<counto lnourocl Up Ta $15,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5TO 7 <, . i~, I ·..',,. ' APRIL 2CX . llollort W as · wu ..... .,.... Clutof¥ oeorer. Coach ~ ' ' ' ·' ' · ' ''j-'· serve as start. v1l. ~ '.MeadoWs,' Mlrda er, IIIII Jameo L. DallO)' Is l!llo, 11110 illllo, IIIII P a the nreree. , .:.· ', YOUIJB. Dean Clr<lolotbe hOad. ~. l!d> - r o will reae~ii.O· Odie O'Doanell11111 ·serve •• ... top ........ tnltlb1. llllUD<er. Rio Grande- Collep ' 1bt lneet hal been ........,_ Coach Art Lam"" Is 1he heed od by tN Ohio 111&11 Sdlool A1h• · llnlah )ldae, . Iitle All(!<latloll: Nallmal FedTimers IDeludo ·Ed Walleo, i!fatioo Traek IIIII Fltild rules Tom Oaborno and Tom Ria-. will provoll. ScortDc 11111 be on; .bl&os are BUI Biown, D lc k a 6+3-1.1-1 bull. All teamoo&eh. Moore, l<o Wiseman, Ed Reese, · ea are . to meet In l'r«<t or·1he Lo- Pl,ymaie and Paul Fra· Memorial Field JII'OSI box at 1~. 12:30 p.m. Varteuo avont ~~~~ a r"' John Mllboon, lqtl )mq); Jim !i Rita-·-"· w=:e~ =M=· •. _.... 1bt Rotary ReiOY• wlmer rumor..., lrOj)bles will be pre..ntecl by A. R. Durose, GoWpolls Ctt,y Schools 91porinton. doni. 'i'rq>ldes and ribbons will be ote_Belbe, I'OmeroJ, In the symbollam of 8owera, lhe oak leaf represents .. ~oat Ill 1he eominlo· mtecl clel'k' Gt 1hoprelli))tery. 1bo .Ommlasloliero~:Jolltl L, ~~vw, Rulbw Elder m ' the First l'toobit<!riiD aiureh Ill Gallfl>olla. . HOSPll'>\1. put; Att,y. BW Jonklno, polnault Admlolima GoD Lone Ma. IIIII BUI Cml~ broad •·-· ' -· ,...•.,. 1011; Nita Jane Brown, J.'Ome. Rotary President E I d o n Wuerth 11111JII'OoenltheGDDoclda . 1'01; Lilia Russell, ~merqy; Ea- ,,lie oloniri0 eleeUoo . 1111 made 11>. jiiY by TIIIII'IV. ~anD: Flllhtr, VETERANS MEMORIAL Enyart, diOCIIS;JimReoeril, IIIIDt Mlle trop11y toSIIurdll)"owlnn to eambiY ,or lheiJnltecl Preo!>¥iel'· Clwrdl, U.S.A., whl!h ftiMII ln SID Allfonlo, Texas ~- 14· 2i. FOUND GUU.:J'Y A AWARDS CONTRAcT· . ,Ud WASHJNGToN (UP!)- The CL~LAND (U.Pif- lbree- . Dol- llojJarlm8nt '1111rt Judp J)ll1ll 'lbursda,y fcomd' Phil· dOY au Arm,y ccnra,ct tot.all!ll . IP Scarherry, 33, Parma: 8111t;y $U mWIOn had - a~ of 1he aiaJlDi Ill hlo wife, Mar- to KI!l Corp, Ill Clndmall, 'lbe i4'n. 23, last SOpj, l$, Scar- . c:omnct eailo for 1he llll!llfa<· berrY . .ieoitOaCI4 to life lm.- tore of metal poriol!>r raebt fuaea. ' . r---------.;,p;.atr.:.l.:.otl:•:m.:.:and::.hos::p::l:ttall=ty.:..-' OPEN BOTH FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY____ NIGHTS 1-----·-------------------. ---------,;.. .:. ;:.;._ . .9·00 ., / . ' -----------------~~ DEPOT WORKERS - Ke-h Warlhm&D of Athelll, left, oervea as !tell!ltt oputal ,·. 'lb• Pomeroy Freight Depot and CO<ll Evans ol Mlddle(l!ll'lll cashier and clerk: 1betwo 'votoran cr.o ofllelalo would be forced to ...,..laeiiOIIiorllY at o111er dePots II the p...,. BY ROBERT WINGE'M' POMEROY - The li>[lllcatloo wi1h 1he !'llblle UWitleo commission Ill 1he Cheaapoake IIIII Ohio sed IWI central llallroado to close tile frelllll depot oo Welll!aln St. In i'OIIIOI'OY D10Y run lntD otroog . _ . oiUoa, It was learned here Snturdal. A publlc hoarlns oa 1he li>[llleatlon, hal been sst for 10 a.m.. Mal' 6, at the PUC dlloeo In Columbuo. It ...Ud - If IP· proved - el010 the I'Oinei'07 depot IIIII cause all Me1p COmiQr shJppera to use tho freliht olllce In Galllp>Uo, Several elvle organlsatlooa, aa are local and area olfidala, are .expected to expre as -oilton IV proposed ..Um Bither through letters or attendance at the bear- eroy qooey Ia eloaed. ' "' •• Ifr:io Ends Series Ready- de N) DRAPERIES FACTORY CLOSEOUTS Choose from an outstanding -----~---- ~'0 ,. . Q.· • ,-!) •• : . ,.eara. Package load shlpmelto, known ao LCL 0111 than car load), were discontinued tD 1he I'Oinei'07 depot abcut five years ago with the approval a 6,000 lba. mtntnwm. • . or We hiVe 10 have every bit at service we can got If Meigs CooniY IJ to auraet lnmatry, H said State Rep. Ralph Welker. "ADd I doflnlteil feel the service of 1he Pl>meroy fre!Pt depot IJ oometbing' we ta1111ol afford to lose.'' uOh 111re, the railroad eompaniea will Ill' 1hOY ean adoollateil serve the needs of Melp ComlY wlthOIIt the Pomero.v depot," said Welker, "But I don't 1hlnk polenll~ new lndUolr)' would be aatlsltecl. • 1be freight train oervlce In ~meroy IIIII M!Mieporl Ia three ciOYo a week with C r. 0 cOillleellona made !rom the Logan depot, !'Om Ceotral eomeetlons to 1he Pomeroy dopot Ia made from KaDauga IIIII B r. 0 freight Ia picked up at the llundao ooone<· 11 tloo. 1be I'Oinei'07 fre!Pt depot lllaff Ia cecu Evans, Middleport, cashier IIIII clerk, IIIII Kemeth War11unaa, Athena, frelabl agent. WarUunan. wtoo hal been with the eomPIIQ' 28 years, and Evllll, a 26-year veter~. wauld ttave. to aercl.ae thelr Ifill,. lorlt;y It another depot .to «JDDIIIIe work wl1b the eoJq>lll)l. Eventualll, ...,.'!hen don the 11!11, tWO etDplovtoo would ".wiribm.n '!lii I ' MAY BE CLOSED - 'lbe Fnl!lhl Depot Ia PCIIIIOI'CII' 11111 m ~ pn>ddo . . . , service If an IIPPIIeatioo or cr.o llallway co. am tho PeiWI Central CO. IJ IIPProwd,. . )lay 6 by the Public Utllltjea C<munlaslon of Ohio. 'lbe depot olllceo are io<atod Ia .-.., taro ,.. 1he eaol olde of the above Weot Mall>& bodldl,._ 'lbero IJ elac I>•'*'DII Qllll'tllia , for train erewo In the laeWcy aad 1he romalader of the otrueturo Ia. for ~ apoee. n- Name Alumni Speaker GALLIPOLIS - Dr. KOMotb L. Bader Ita Comly hal Ita ciiMer meolfn& at 1:10 Ill 'lbe Ohio lble Unlversl\Y 11111 be the p.m. FridOY, April 25, st 0...,.1, F~ opaaker whiD 1he OSU Alumni Club Ill Go!· hlilillifila of the Rose Bowl IIIII Pmt will llao be on the prosnm, oeC!rilnll to Alumni Club Pr-- Dr. DcDald II. '!baler. Dr. Bader lo a_.we doaa Ill l'h!l[oala IIIII has been a member Ill '!'l!o 0111!!' ~ 1 Ualversi\Y faculil' alece 1957. · ' · , A native Ill c,u-roii In' -v. Dr. Badlor .~oiled IIIII ·01\10 state. Ho Ill solon<e ...,_ lD tioD (1956), a . ~ ..ID lifGIIOIIIY (1857) and a Pb. D. ID &itloa Ill 01111 EYanJ at 1he ~ depot inCludes fllllns out various re[IOtlo, ~ ouofomer• of car arrl~ Umea, loeaUQna 01111 plck-op oeheclules. single width Fiberglass and aceta.tes in solid colors and patttms. 63" ••• ·84" lt•aths ·'· " OUTSTANDING VALUE$. . .. odd!. or<hellrll he has - • from . pair I . ne•• 'Ihe railwaJ companies claim revenue recalved from the statloo, 'tlhlch hao been in operation tor more than a ball centuey, Is IDaaf!lelent to )latll)l expmoea• "! almply lblnk It would be IIROther leiback to our town and ccmt;y ,'' said Pome1'01 Mal'or Charles Logar. uEYerr depot can't be a Chicago, u added ~. ldaror Logar lncllcatecl be will preoont 1he matter beiDre eounell for dl•· ouolim lloodl1 oliiltl. Seferal bullne•s meo. WhO use the freight aemce, have aloo~upreosedcllapleao­ ure over the poulblllt;r of the closure. One oald at a ~01' Chamber of Com· merce meetlnl laat week that It would nIUit lD blo firm haYIIii to make ...erallonl dlollllce callo montbly to determine arrival time and!..- Ill shli>menll. . Prln!>ipel rail polrono tran~ bUs!· o( colors, fabrics. and. sim: All . 3.00 • 0; " wl1h 1he ~- mUon are Mld11eot Steel Corporallon, Melp c...rtor Farm Bureau, Ohio valley Jndustrleo, I'Oinei'07 Cement moek co., Baum Lumber, PomeroY Food Com- and 1he &liar RIDl Flour MIU. Some local dllelala ore also fearful thai .If 1he 'lljiJiileatioD to close 1he depot .moe · 11001 tJtrooil>, 1he rsltroad companloo will want to take up the tracks in another few Ins. selecti~ . rJ -:--=' ' PUC to Meet May 6th In Columbus an Issue ·p , ! . ·<1;:e' .. .· ( ,...-• • ~· < Cct ·'Fight Over Ending Freight ' ~• ""' . ,. ' . FIV~ SECTIONS --~~~--~-------~--------~ · PAGES '·: L '' ' ' ,. 0 ·- PORTLAN!l - Resldonto Ill 1he l'llrlllllll area were asbd Silturdal' to be1p lo<ate a small come or · abOPwr<l dol thet bit a Head Injured in Fall YIMIIIIIIIr !all week. Jacldo SChuler, 10-fear-old ..,. Ill Mr. IIIII Mro. Paul SCIIller of ~rillllld, began GALLIPOLIS - Mro. Harry 0. Rowland, 1he robleo aerlea of yelllordaJ ao a 88, 111. 2 Weltoloo, waa admitted to IIOizer proteCtive moame aplnst the bite by 1he Medleal Center, First Ave., at 7::l0 p.m. black lllll'brolm-<Oiored diJS, Fric!OY with a head injury aul!ered at .home sebult1r .... reportedijl sttemptfn& ... free '!hen ahe fall IIIII ber head "' her 1he dol from a place Ill foaee whell he "'" ldtehea link. Mrs. Q>ldle Dauaher\Y, 8t, Jaekom, was blttea. AI\YOIIO wbo might be able to determine admlttod to 1he hOapital at 2:10 a.m. Fri· tile whoreabOIIta Ill 1he dog Ia asbd to tele- clOY with a fractured riliht hlp. ihe waa jlhone 843-:UI or ~292. Injured lD fall ilomo. r(fwo. Confessed Judgements Ordered .... • (1960). He """·'!! ao a ~ fn . ' teachi1>1· ••..Ill 1954-57 mJ i . . . fulluejor """"' lti;7.S9, llo .... p pr.tuoor in 1M1IBII.!\? blo pro- raak Gt' aoooelate ,profe-;·!il 1915. In 1959-ell, he tlu a CCiilllolor Cll 1lli' dergraduate otudo!U In 1he Collep of Alrlculture and HOme - l e i . ., 1M3, Dr. Bader waa ~ aettog u s l doaa of the College Ill A¢culture IIIII Economies, and ID 1964 ht WBS ll&1(lOID!o4 dean, student af!alro, lD that oollep, Ro..rvatioDo for the dloner ma,y be . , . with Dooald E. Llnllla, )lbll!e ~- lD - motec1 to asal- -•k a at DR. KENNEI'H L, BADER ~ qALLIFOLIS - Two oonfeosed judgment• judpment of ~.9i,Inc:lud1Dglntorelllhlce " ' mterod FrldOY In Gollla C<u!IY' COm- November 1988. p Plea• court IIIII 1hrll0 ease• hove been ...,Uoeed. !' A ..nreoi4!d ...,.m 1n 111e IIIJIIIIIII c1 . -~8?8.87, b\eiudlni lderell Iince Ill?, liP entered by- the lD 1he ease AuoelatOo Flrll Dlacoutll COrp., Fori W~me, Ind. vo. !l!mnao M. W , mil- clef- .Jt Dlomlased were cases Ill BeU;y J. Walter, Golllp>il• n. LoiiDII Walter; Harold L. coo.,, .. Golllpolla, •a. Saodra K. euor, Vintoa; Calberlne lleGIIachoy, COiumbua, va. l'lul PbBIIpo, Ill. 2 croom CJt;y; IIIII ordered removed from the docket wu 1ho ease Ill Clae DriY- lac., ~. W• Va. vo. !:barteo llmi!!OIII, Ill. 2 PatriGt. Ill 1he - Gay Bastiani in National Pageant Tonight -st. PALM BEACH, Fla. - When 1he buah at 1he Rose Bowl ,.,.. IIIII at 1he "TaUrnl· rauo orer the oucllt~~eo tonight In Palm ment Ill Roses Parade'' m New Year'• DOY. Boo<:h »lJDlelpal AudiiDrlum, 50 One faelor 'flhl<h helped 1he eandldlle :::;,;~~~~: · ~ ' :: · ill~ Sa~• & 1..oa11, eaoe, 1he ~hall • . ordered to,... anti Ill ille 15th Alllllal Natlooal Collep from Ohio .....,h the aaUoual IIDalo waa :' vo: Ito)' ·~ !llr!1De S.,.e, l!t- cover a of $1,~ ...46 lucladinr! ~ ~ lnc(UdlnJ Goy Baatlanl ill 111 eoBB,Y ahe wrute, enUUed, "Why I De<~!fendlhtl~ 9 ~used ,IJareot, , . · ~ . . C'•IIWO!la, 11111 lo1oW the IJIBII[c moment , cldod to AUIIIId Collese.• li"' arrived. One of1he busiest .dO)'otbe «llleCe queOns ,The SO-¥tar.old dlnl(!!ter of Mr.lllll llro. -rieneecl WBI 1he pulidpoUoo In the ~ BuliiDI, Ill 101 BaoUaal Dr., Cook-In IIIII Rlt Romp -aored by Bell ,JI a' jaqiDr at Ohio Ualy~o(V, - •••ma· · Fooda. AI fulure homem&llerO. 1he l(lrlo · Jc!i'lllllft flllmpor.-1 Qamm!Uiicatloos, .aail were . teatecl In tl!t Oeld of. a>me - ·lolloo ~ »qJ!!ob aail Thealre. A 196& leo. 1bey ._.red tbBir favqrltl recipe& .......... d GaUia A~ Hlil! SChool, dutill8 eookln1 COII!jiOiltloo CGIIduelld by .,., II ~~ iowud a ldaoter'• Deano 1!o111 F~ DIYIIim', Com CO. lD '*"b therw. ' 'lbe..JI!!L.N!\llllal Collep QleOll 11111 roNmlllilllld fGr NitDal CI!UIP ~ 10 alia!'to iJl IIIX>tk In corn Procketo oorortl,)', ahe co., ...... "' her prl.... For .quo Bast Foods Co!Jk-Jn, oaeh l(irl , : ~ I"!' cllihea foi\QIIIni h"f olin reell1ei ·b rOqlit ~ lllllllilrlllnl wi11!1D IIIII ) i (lme limit . IWO boluro. IJnt·dlah pel' !lid the .... ... bt lnll<al "' tiltO .. Ja..- -.eta Cel•• . . . . ~:~~~~~~~r.:;:::.w. : ' Tanleht, Sat. &_SI!II. 1 Aprill8~19-_20 POMEROY '•.' P~OM, K9foa (UPOtodol' acf!'!l· "iii. )lbitji Korea ri a "eoleulaliil .ut or _..lim" lD ~~~oo~. W ~ ID Amorl... Ow Ji(1110 IIIII ·Ji>,¥. 1l!e Communists 11107 . '.- . .. «· .1JievotH To n,i ~ M~ Ohio Volley ,Tipo']11il~ lbleo at -·· Traetor is Struck . ' . bulabW Home of · e '~'•'' · · .€barged ~ COLUIIBUS (IJP0-Ifoat of 1111• ~- 'lbe Sloata· Ohio's lawmakers relaxed at ol~ tl!t l$1h ~,w... Wl1h h(llle today after a cOIIlusllw, 285 bill• om.nd, ~ conlliud rushed week of work herL to bWo -.L Before adjourning lor the C<ioftloloo reipMI TuOidoJ weekend ThurJdl,y, lecislatora alii W-oda1 In the 10111• sent two bills to the governor as leglalatoro tried t o - . . ror signing, and paaaecl rour wbelher Rhodes hod willlilraWD other meaaures. hll eckleatl ...... 9 - li'Om It was a week the 108th Gen- eoosideratlon, or whether 'be eral Assemblymen agreed they just wanted to J1ow doWft ·• would oot forget ror aome time. actment ol new tax pn.r.ma. Gov. James A. Rhodes anCollier'• lllii)W'ICemtllt 118nounced M~ he wamed a gellled cCIIUnued hearlnp, but review of the state's fiscalsitlr no actloo. Leglolatho - r o ation aDd recommendations on said hearing• w<uld - · a pos&ible austerity program. but if actioo was requlnd, It Tuesday, state FlJBnce Direc- woold be taken as the repretor Howard L. COllier recom~ aertativea saw Itt. mende<l the legislature defer BUis sent to Rhode• 11Nr~ action on any programs which ror signl111 would: -Require p e r m i tl!l to l8ll would rwuire new reverues to crayfish alii roc rlOIW'elldenta finance. Both administration moves to collect Rsh 1»1~ were dictated by President Ni.x-Remove obsolete Jarwtage on's announcement ol federal CrliJl the state code regarding domeatic program cutbacks and 1he cllvlslon of soldlera' clallna. Two bUia lj)proved by the retention o1 the surtax for ~ • ~-~- ,. . '. . . ~· ' j � 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. 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