https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fad9ff7fa929f3c873f18190311e77c8.pdf 9f853fa902677973e204f26dfc9ecd19 PDF Text Text .. . . ~ t·";:;~,~~~:;~~ti::~~Z~'"'",~;o....~~..t;~c~~~ Cornell Administrators Give-in to Blacks' Guns Press International The black students promised Cornell University administra- ••rurther confrontation., if the tors who signed an amnesty administration did not hooor the agreement while black students agreement.· · stood over them with guns have The blacks refUsed to discuss asked a faculty committee to the sit-in or the reason tlley drop proceedings against rive armed. "Back away from me, blacks arrested in an earlier lmy," one told a reporter. demQnstration. An administration spokesman Blacks at the Ithaca, N.Y., quoted one of the black leaders school seited the ~dent Union as saying the guns were early Saturday and evicted obtained for '•self defense." parents visiting for the week- Muller said they were allowed end. Apparently some of the 80 to keep the weapons because of demonstrators had guns then . "a very real fear that they SUnday, a yellow car drove up were subject to reprisal.'' and two black students unloaded A faculcy meoting today was two packages of guns. scheduled to hear Dean Robert "The revolution has come. D. Miller recommend disciplinaTime to pick up the guns," ry measures against the five be By United white students chanted. The black students then emerged from the building, armed with 16 rifles, three shotguns, broken billiard cues and clubs and marched to the Afro-AmericaJl Center. They posted 12 armed guards around the center while universizy officials signed an amnesty agreement on the steps. Stephen Muller, vice president the school, said the administration wanted to avoid summoning civil authorities to oust the demonstrators. "The university knew what the consequences of such an action would be and the trouble that woold arise," Muller said. Muller and Vice Provost W. Keitb Kenned.Y also agreed to obtain legal aid for the black students if clvU actions are brought aguinst them; to make the school responsible for damage done during the sit-in; to station a guard around the aehool's Afro-American Center; and to grant amnesty to all demonstrators. of dropped. On other campuses: Georgia- Tension appeared to have ended today at Atlanta llniversity, Saturday 60 militant blacks released J8 trustees who had been chained inside a meeting room for more than 24 hours, saying they had won concessions. Out much of the student bod,y rebutted the militants and voted not to accept the concessions. Dr. Bugh Closter, president of Morehouse College, a part ol the university, said he had reversed his decision to resl.gn as a result ·of the vote. Massachusetts - A six4a.v student strike at Harvard University officially ended Sa~ turday as students voted to suspend further action for a week . But militants, including . Students for a Democratic Society, said they would boycott today despite the vote. Dlinois- Three Northwestern University students collapsed Sur!dey as a hunger strike tn opposition to disciplinary mea- · ·· Five fJay fol'fl(:(lll By United Pro11 lillemal!ilnal aures pas.sed its 100th hOUr. one was admitted to a hospltal suffering chUla, rever and a headache. Another htmger strike, also protesting disel•lllle, c:ontiJued at the Unive.rsity of Cblcago tode.y. About 20 students were sleeping in tents as they fasted, seeking new hearings lor 42 expelled students. Black students at Lake Forest College &lnda,y were granted veto power over black faculty BIIPOintments. An administration official admitted there were risks in the decision, but said, "blacks deserve that such a risk be taken simply because of their history." CaLHornia- Sen. Joseph Tyd~ ings said Smday student rebellion is an indication or the feelings of society at large. l-Ie said it is time to dispel "the myth that campus disruptions are the result of a handtul of mlUtant students... White Hope," based on the controversial career of heavyweight boxlng champion Jack jollnoOil. The best musical was judged to be "1776," dealing with the struggle to create the Declaration of lniependence. Peter Stone wrote the libretto, and Sherman Edwards created the ldea and supplied the lyrics aOO music. The major acti~ awards went to stars James Earl Jones of "The Great White Hope" arxi to Julie Harris of "Forty Carats" in the dramatic categ~ ry, and to Angela Ltnsbury of "Dear World" and Jerry Orbach of "Promises, Promises" In the musical field. · "The Great White Hope" and "J176" tied in the number ot 81\uds, each getti!li threti, "Promises, Promises" was the only other to get more than one award. Seven of the 15 awards were scattered among as many readings will range from the lower 30s In · the north to the upper 30s in the 1100th. Tumlng c:older at the start of the period, then eontinued cold tile rest of the week. Ralnlall will average about one hall inch ln the northeast to about ono-lourlh lllch ln t h o southwest, occurring as showers early In the period and again at the end of the week. ~~fQO~II~ VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions Saturday - Goldie Jones, Pomeroy. Discharges Saturday - Jane Brown, David Ross, Walter Har· ris, Helen Icenhower, Uoyd Nelson, Aaron Yost, Paul Ours. Kevin Griggs, James Stewart, Myrtle Mollohan. Admissions Sunday - Jdln Ho!fman, Chester, Hattie Powell, Racine; Coy Starcher, Pomeroy; Dorald Eynon, Reedsville; Charles Wilson. Reedsville; Lucille Lambert, Rutland, Discharges Su~ - Dortha Salser, Rita Salser, George Nesselroad, Charles Scott, attractions. The results were revealed in an NBC-TV color special hosted by Alan Killt aM Diahann Carroll beCore a celebritystudded audience at the Mark Hellinger Theater. Productions between March 20, 1968 afld fWtrch 16, 19$9 were eligible in the competition. Alter a committee or experts picked nominees in the 15 categories, 434 person!! various1)· connected with the stage voted und.er auspices or the League ot New York Theaters. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY APRIL 21 • 22 (Technicolor) Joseph Losey's "SECRET CEREMO~" Elizabeth Taylor-Mia Farrow COLQRCARTOONS: 33 Fathoms Plus Hareway to the Stars SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. BALTIMORE (UPJ) A "Teen-Agers Rally for Decency" whiCh drew 45,000 persons degenerated &lnday into a battie of fists and rocks between white and black youths. At Jc:ast 200 persons were injured and 133 arrested. Some 650 police, includingriot units and mmmted patrols, swept Memorial Stadium parking lots and nearby streets to rout t h e youths. AuthoriUe!l said at least 200 were stabbed, beaten or pelted with rock's in the fighting which spread to the nearby Greenmount Avenue area, scene of last year's most severe rioting. Pollee saki they arrested 133 persons at the stadium area and in parks of the downtown seclion. D01)Uty Police Commissioner Wade H. Poole said there was no organized outbreak, ")1st rotten kids." "It's the same all over the country, lO per een1 of the kids Rf!se B"(tcher Charges'LBJ RemiS$ In Failing 'to. Rescue Pueblo ..... , ..... •2·49 ..,•..•....,._ • S,rlo&ltr! •llllttwl ~. lllpl NEW YORK CUPO - M r s. Rose Bucher, wllo of llie ~taln of floe Plleblo, aecused for. mer· President l,yndOn B. Johnsoo !ilDda.f of being "remlu in his dub" to rescue the captur. ed Plloblo crew and sald Amertcaa servicemen "now have good reason to question whether they will be supported'' tn misfortune, ID a COJYrighted article in Ute wrrent issue of McCall's Maguine, Mrs, Bueher eomplalned that she got tbe brushoff rrom civilian and Navy otnclala from John..., 00 down. !lie oatd Capt. James Otis Mayo, politf.eal and mllttary adv:iaer to. the state Department•a BUreau ot East Afdan and Pacific Affairs, accused her of ufiarasslng" him when she called him ror news of her husband, Cmdr. Uoyd M, (Pet e) Bucher. "Get a Rocking Chair" ''When I askedhim'Whatwould JOUr wire do tt she was in my position?' he told me, •If you SUNGLASSES add a modern touch lo the raee of a reindeer herdsman In tbe .. wild east" of R u 1 ala's Kamchatka Peninsula. Washable Paper Fabric Now , a new "paper'' fabrk I hat can be washed! Predicted for production In a few months are "paper" fabrics wh lc b are Ughl· weight wlth affinity for color and paUern and at low cost. This product has been use-tested lor five yeara in curtaln8 which have ben successlully laundered two to four tim~ a a year. Broom lor Patio When it is time to scrub the patio or garage, it is a good investment to get a supersized , commercial-type broom . It is necessary to buy this from a janrtori81 supply house but it is worth the trouble because it is wide enough to cover a considerable surface with each stroke . Like all brushes .it should be swished through hot soap suds to keep the bristles clean. start the trouble and the other 90 per cent get blamed for 1t." Poole said. Organizers of the rally, a group of t.enagoro backed by city comptroller Hyman Pressman, wanted to outdo a similar rally helq In Miami which at.tracted 30,000 teenagers to the Orange Bowl. State'• Atty. Charles Moylaa said the orpnizers "were ex~ tremely ill-advised, to say the leas~ to bring 45,000 teenager!! to the OrarJ.ile Bowl. T, ~n • til•• Cora Ho· Dies Saturday Inlepenf. wa. !he Mens,Sp~rt· Jackets By Meat, Poultry Inspection Acts Eased in Miller Bill AUCTION SAT. 7 STEERS - 7 HEIF'ERS H•olth pop.ro - ln•P•ctian wftCo1110 HORSES: 7 yr. old tPot,.4 riding 111111ro (Ful Moy) , MACHINERY 1 t9561ror4 Ttuck :iT-Two S,Mcl . , :. .1 ' M, ,fi. -JI:alc• ,. ' Two c;:h"ht "1963 MnM)' FerguiCNI 01•••1 Mo4•1. SQ TractOJ ,Furniture Ml~dl ort M. F. No.3 Bolet> Cut Off Sow 1958 I. H. Troctor 1947 S.Oddlo ond &ridl• I'!P.Wt, Dlac · ~ s-····". M( ·'.f•~!~"'~".' ~'~'JI. I~ 196$ lho Untied Nollpna disarmament CCIII\m1salon fee.« tvenill •' lor the Drot ttmo ~lnee 1seo.' I· wtien thefe I, in•, i .tatem.r.. ~ lho warner, todo¥ aL Dlenbiel1)hu. 14 Calv,., (9 Ma. to-1 Yr.) .E. ' wal )!llled ,. lh' 1967 the Greek armi'-, ioOk ovor <IXItrol al thl! -riliio!L · A thouCht •tor tJt8 IIU::. 'YOIUTH Ric~.,! Jlrlnot~)' ~ than ·i·~~:~~;~~:~~~~1~;~ said:- "Conaeitftcf1hal no,JnQte ''d• P!"i" to t10 w)lh 'ptlantrr H'dtoo• wUh ·p~lillct." '~ ". . ,, · ' " ' Mr. Wrangler OUR MOST POPULAR STYLE IN QUALITY TAILORED ..••. _ _ _ _:....=,:._.;_ :a - • TEN Ci'Nr&· TUESDAY, APRIL 22. 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO · .VOL. XXII NO. 2 • Lows tonight in. the ~ ,1',Jr1io ly doody w-~ wtlt chance or a rew shoW..._ ln • north~ st. Mostly .·~ ~ 1':'1 'where and coollnuotl cool, IIIIJ!' .·· mostly in ttJe 50s. ' ·1 • . . t ,, :}Award Sewerage Contracts • ',~ a.nd II. L Miller & COmpany was awarded the sanJtary aewers COJ1o. structloD cootracL The Miller nrm had btd $843,· 079.80 to bullcl the sanltar)' oew· er11.. K~ Construction bld$209,~ 342.SO on tbe treatment plant. COtmcUman Fra.nklln Rizer )'Oted against the ordimnce authorizing the 1sauance of $135,.. 000 in notes to obtain lnterium financing prior to the issuance or the sewer revenue bonds • Rizer said his opposition Is based on a section or law that permits a tax to be levied.agalnat the property owners to pay the amount. Pomeroy c0111cll approved :::;three ordh•nce& under emer· ·: >jency rules Monday night to be,>iln conOtructlon of Us loog 11&:,:ia.ved sewage disposal system. •'~- By • 5-1 vote, council moved 'to Issue notes valued at $135,000 ln anticipation of Issuance of ·,bonds and umnimouoly ap•roved ordinances estabUsfling sewage \~ystem ·rates. and awarded oonstructlon contracts. .:· Followl~ reeonunendatlon of ' the eng[neorbw firm of Burp" ·and Nlple, the cc;mtract to build ·the sewage treatment plant was 'awarded to the Don K!Jw Con. 'atructloo company of Jackson Bolh Mayor Ct.rles ~rand Council Ptesldent Leslie Fultz, who t.ve headed the villages sewerage system project, said in their opinion adequate rums wlll be obtained tram other revenue 10 U.t no tax Of this r&; ture shoold be lr~ vied. The $13~,uoo In Interim lund notes, lt was pointed ou~ will be used to ,.,. port!oos af llnan<llw cools or the $1,236,800 proJect dlrbw the period Ill ad· vance or allocatlon (( other tunds 8Uch as floe f562,800 Economic llevol-ent AdntlnlstraUon disbursonteniS which are perlodl· cal as conatructioo )JI'Ogl'esses. Comcll, though expniBIIinl grave concern over whattheyfelt were hiJi(l coata, unanlmouoly ap. proved tile ordlnanceestabliohlng rates ror Ute sewage eervteea. "We ha.ve no alternative but to aJIP!'(We the rates, or forget about thewholethlng," saidCouncUman Don ColUno Ill sununlng up the general attitude. Tho state require• floe sewerage be buill COtutclt President F u I t z, ct. - Next 10,000 gallons c( wathough lndlcatlng he would like to ter consumptlon per month see a. lower rate, said It is not $1.70 per 1,000 £U(Ioos or part nearly as high as some areas are haviq to PI¥ for sewer~ lhereol. Next 15,000 gallons of waage facUlties. ( Conti111ed on page 8) After considerable discussion ·r;andystriper Service Recognized ,....-· \: Nlimeroua awards were .PTI-tented ~ring lLil Impressive can·dtollght service Monday nlaht ~ When tht annual presentation tea of the Veterans Memorial Hoi- . ·PJ,tal candystrlpera was held at _ '.tbe Pomeroy Elementary School. ·' ' "' Glrll !illb 10 hourS of service · ' Were presented caps; plns were stven for 100 111C1200 bouro serrue; certlllcates to Utoae wllh ' 50 hour .....tee, and bars r.,. and fri(Jlelrt. expressions or dls(>leaBUre, the following rates were set: PREMISES IN SUGAR RUN NAYLOR'S RUN WATERSHEDS First 2,000 gallon• c( water C011811DI(lllon per month - $5 per mmth sewerage utlllt;y fee. - Next 3,ooo gallons of water con.IUmpUon per month - $2 per 1,000 gallons or ,Pilrt there- Students To Usher Pageant certificate: Sandra Newlun, cer.. tlficate and 100 hour pin; Dotty Oblinger, Patlllf !'lckeno, bo1b caps; Lucille Priddy, 300 hour pin; 9\aron P)'les, tap. Laura Harris, cap: Candace Hawk, eertifica.te, 100 and 200 hour plna; Mary Sle llayOO, cll!i; Pam Henderson, eertlftcate and. IOQ and 300 hour Jlln and bar; Kathy JWl, <erllllcate, 100 and 200 hour plna; Bette Jean Jlol>. atetter, certiflate; Brenda Hoiman, Jeani aJgbes, Jf11 Kautz, Dione Knorr, Joyce Lwtsford,all capa; carOlyn MIJlles, certlficate; Dlane Ma,yle, Cellae McGowan, Debbie McMillan, all eapa; Lenora Mlehael, 300 hour pin; BetiQ' Miller, cap, cerllll· cate; Jaclde Mora,. certificate; Roblll MOrrow, 200 hour (lln; Brl&ette Naue, 100 hour pln. PICTURES DEDICATEIJ - Don Hunnel, right. commarder or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, a.nd Post Adj. Kenneth Harris led dedicatory services ot the portraits of 'Ilu:mas R Lind, WUiiam Neutzling and Richard A. Genhelmer. all Vietnam war victims, Monday night. The portraits are a memorial to veterans now serving, those who have sen«!, and to all who have madt the supreme sacrifice durirw the Vietram cooflict. Thomas R. Lind represents the Ma· rines, Wllllam Neutzling, the Army and Richard A. Genlleimer, the Navy. War Victims Memorialized Ushers and usherettes reprePortraits or three Meigs Coun- guests. They are Randy Van Me- colors were also dedicated and the old colors retired. senting the three high schools ty servicemen who have lost ter and Mike Werry. Commander Don llwlnal reand Melgo Junior High School their lives in Vietnam were prePost everlasting services in tribute to post members who ported on tile eighth dllllrlct eonot Melp County have been nun~ sented to Drew Webster Post ed for Saturday evening's Miss 39, American Legion, Monday have dled durill!~ the past year terence held &uu.iay In WUkeawere also conducted by struble. vUte and attended by hlmHlf. ' pins for 300 houra service. Southern Ohio Pageant. night. Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., ad· Those honored included Mark H. Frank Vaughan and Kautelh Jtar. The grcq~ will report to the The photographs. representing Pickering, Otto B. Krelnblhl, both ris. The summer district corder~ vlaor lhe II"OUPo l!llr<>llced Meigs Junior High S<hool in the three services and aU .• er. )frl. Harold Slyre, hospital aux~ Pomeroy at7p.m. saturday. They vicernen or the Vietnam war, World War I veterans (Mr. Krein- ence was announced for Jwte 1 ,Ulaey pre41ident; Mrs. Louiae will assist in the !!eating oC pag- were presented during memor- bihl was a past post command- at Junction Cit;y. 'Bearhl, volunteer oervlce chair· NameB as delegates to the .JuDe eant patrons. ial senices conducted at t h e er)j Clyde M, Hysell, Willis Will, mu, and Donald Diener, boa"and Thomas J. Mathews, all of I sessloo and aloo to the state Represerting Meigs H i g h (lOBI home by Joe struble. admlnlatrator. School will be Kathlr Francis, The pictures will hang ln the World War U, and 1'homas S. oonvention were Paul CUCl, -· 1be aervlce was coocluded by Connie Bechner, Peg O'Brien, post borne and were draped for Shasteen, of the Vietnam War. Frank Vaughan, Robert Vousban · 'tlte approximate 80 CandyotrlpDuring the evening new post and Edgar Van Inwagea. Alter· Susie Soulsby, Jill Harris, Den- laat night' !I ceremony. The pho· oro, allln tjldlorm, slnalnJ''Clbe nis Gilkey, James Crow, John togra.pbs are of William Neutznates are COmmander HumeJ, Rear- End Collision Charles SWatzel, Lawrence Sln1tb Lohse, Mickey Childs and. Chip llnl!, Army; Thomas Lind, Ma· Little Candle." Haggerty. Eastern representa- rlnes, and Richard Genhelmer, The Meigs County Slerlff's and Kemelh Rarrla. 3~~~~!1~~ award• were: !lltriey Pyleo, lllary Radford, Abbott, certlllcate and ead! cortlllcate lllCI 100 hour Humel reported also on a fourtives will include Rbea Mora and Naval Air Force. Department investigated a twoRhonda Braden, pln; Brenda SoJre, 100 lllCI 200 Allan Holter while Brenda HolRelatives attending Jut night vehicle accident at 5 p.m. Moo~ district 5oth anniversaryabllll'Y~ ·aro..ta Bradford, hour plna; l'llrlcla. Roullh,, •111: man and Keith Ashley wUl be Included Mrs. WUIIamNoutztlng, day on ROute 33, eight - tenths anoe held ill Lancaster. AttendhOUr plDa; L ln d a ~~ Shaffer ~ .Linda llbenellold, representatives from Southern .wlfa 01 tlte late Army man,.and Q( ,a mile .south ~ the r a 1 t- Ing the . . . --..Mr.llllllln. ' HigtfS<liolll . Don llwmel, Caici, Franl<VIIIIlh• hie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nor- grountls. A committee to make \CI the bert Neutzlillg; Mrs. Olan Genan and Mro. Katherine Wel<lt. 9lerifr Robert C. Hartenbach otql~ · and lighting crew aloo heimer, mother ol Richard Gen- said a car drl ven by Julian W, B!lv·erliC...-.0111, SOulob7, boih o1Pa1 Rloe &ir· Plana for the summer base'tloruri<oat& and 100 ltoilr loco, cap and <erllllcate;· IIJrl· ball program were reported. 'Ihe hao llllited on behalf ol the helmer; his sister and broth- Hoffman, Rt, 3, Pomeroy. Big Bend Minstrel Assoclation. er-tit-law, Mr. and Mrs. WU- Hoffman, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, ran Pomeroy lllCI Middleport pooto ~- COI!der)o, <ertllleate; Jen· "- swan.On, . certllloalt; Clnd¥ n11oJ: Davit, 200 btalr pln; Pill· Ttnnan~ cap and 100 bator Jln; with 'over 80 member• - seated, lett to Maldnjj "" !hat gr<q> wUI be llam 9lerldan, and his aunts, into the rear of a vehicle driv- will II(JOOSOr the program wlflo Dlll, cortlll.cate; s b l r l e y Beveri.Y 'litomi>son, 200 btalr; Mrs. Kathryn Crow, Erie ChaJn.. Mrs. Jolut Scott and Mrs. Rus- en by Herbert v, Dixon, Rt. 3, home· games to be played at the rl,sht. _.-e Lenora Michael. Minermn8, presldelti Linda ~ake, cerjlllcate IIIII 100 hour !llerrte• 'l'tlrner, Kathy Tutti,, bers, James Andenoa, Steve sell Watson. Representing Mr. Pomeroy, when Dixon stopped to ~racuse Park. Grind.itaft, tecretan; staldiQI, left to rf&ht. Jemlter Davis, ·!lin; Sally Duckworth, cap; Re· Pim Wal&irn, all capa; Dlalie . Powell, Ben PerC)', Rft.y Alkire and Mrs. Reino Und during the make a lert turn. There was Refreshments were served by Ra,ciDe, vlee president, aad Diane Wellh,.Middleport, tre11ur· 11tt1111 ,_.sle, cerllllc11t; Janice Wollh, cortlllcate; Joan .1\'ltlteand. Ralph Werry. moderate damage, with no injur~ Elza Gilmore and Roger Freck· er~. presentation was struble. ,E&Itman, cap ~ ctrtlfiealei head, cap; Violet Wolfe, :llsan The otago and lighting orew ies or arrests. er. Two Vietnam veterans were ,., • RhOnda Ervin, <erllllcate and Woodrum, and Vlcld YotUII, aU w(ll meet with tontestantl arll 100 bour plJi; D"'~ Fitch, oap; cap1. entertainers ol the Big Benl )(OIIQ: Frwlo, certllleate and Relre-• ... re . served Minstrel Association at 7:30 p. .' ~, bOar pln; Slsan Gerlach, from a table carr;ylng oOt a .(link m. Frlday in the MeigB Junior. '"''l:eriul<ate; Undil Grind starr, 300 ootor ll<heme to conclude the eveHigh AOOitorium in Pomeroy to ·' hour pin; Marla Grueser, c:er- nlng. A uumber ofp~rtntawere rehearse (or the approximate tlllcate; llblrleY Qloltla, cap lllCI on hand lor lhe al!alr. two • hour pageant which will pt underway at 8:10 p.m. Saturday at tile Meiga Junior High School. Advance tickets are beilw sold at the New York Clothing House and S'dsher aOO Lohse Drugs In In other activity. the chamThe public is being urged to Bahr Clothiers and Dutton's Pomeroyi the Fui-Valu Market ber voted to enter into a emlD Racine and at Bahr Clothier pJrchaae advance tickets tor the Dr<IJ!S ln Middleport, tract with the , Mid-Eall: 0 u ~ The Chamber of Commerce and Dutton Druga In Middleport. annual &n11hern Ohio Beauty Pag.• r By United Preas eant Saturday night in the Pome- is co-sponsoring the pageant with board Racine Assn. to super"'t' -the Xi Gwnma Mu Chapter ol the vlse races at this June'a Reroy Junior lUgh Auditorium. ·-Shorllivlld retirelllflltt for the VETERANS MEMORIAL Kermit Walton, Fred Morrow Beta Sigma Jbl Sorority, The C gatta Weekend. ~;,; ~TON.'- THE RETIREMENT OF KEN "THE HAWK" Bar. . HOSPITAL A deeislon was also reached and Jack Carsey, of the Pome.- c:t C committee reviewed final In major leaP tw.se~ll was e;q,ecled to cmne to an end today. ADMISSIONS - Sarah Hoi!· to begin commitments to IP'CJI,UIJ rqy Chamber ~ Commerce Pag~ plans Mmday at a regular chamiJtrreloon oald Saturday he would retire from bouball rafloer tl!in man, Letarti KeDneth Braun, and organizations for concession eant Committee, said advance ber luncheon at Bailey•s ;aeoopt the "lride which - hlm and two other Bootod player• to Pomeroy; F1orenee Quillen, Ra· areas at the regatta. tickets may be bought at a re- Restaurant. lliillanl. etne; Eleanor Gordon. PomeroYi duced price throoJI(I Friday eveRkhard Chamber& will be treaThe c of c pageant commit' '·· But the 27-year-old H&rrehon tad 72 bator• from !he time be Dlattl Cundtll, Mason; EarlllU· surer of the Regatta and Robert Ding from New York Clothing tee also commended the efl'orts ' io traded to actually Join !he club tindall lndlcatlono were he would ~;:her, Alban)'. Jacobs was appointed to work HoUse and SWisher and Lohse ~ Dlre<tor Robert Hoelll<h and .:JQln the Tribe liolore locla,•a 4 p.m. dotdllne. TelophOIIO ltOJllllallonl Dlsebarps - Ross Morris, Dtug Store In Pomeroy, the Fui- others who have given their time with Tommy Reuter and Tracy :*-•en Cleveland Preoldent ""' Get>erol lol'alilpr .Gabe Paul la· Bett.Y LUlie Smlflo, Whaley, who will head floe Old Valu Market Ill lllCI at to the ~ amuaL event. "l!tltlmore and 'HarreiBilll ln Bolton Moo:lay _.-ed to t.ve cBlanche Rasklns. Time Fiddler's COOteBt. '';tlpi:ed the col9rliii ,Jtawk he ·~oold a~ndclll blo,brlalaetr-lmpoeed The chamber approved a reiO~Ue. ' OF Til£ FOUR G111U1 WHO REcrJVEII liARS Iutloo opposing the removal -. y •U'IIU in couni,Y'I hiltor;y ,' . . be ~ to J[u 1o1: 11011, htlura ol oorvlee, In 'Linda GriDdMEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL the freight depot ll&l!llC¥ from Pomeroy. h waa deeide4 tut Till!· OF LOs ANGELEs oPent JIJ«.. hln ltandori"" .iliA Lonora Ml<~eL 11lo lourlh tdrl'to ADIIISSIOI'IS - None. the chamber should have a repon t1t0 trtat 01 SirJian B. SlrllaD alll olllclalo pleri!COiw.irdi NaMola..... Ia Lllt:Uie Priddy. DISCJIARGES - None. resentative at the PUCO bear~ [ng Ill Columbus txt May 6 and rote !he .. lllu<lal ' Ide ' . . '' . ,, TYJ: named AUDrney Fred Crow to receive letters OIII)OIIng t h e the - t tii"oteetecl •rlooner ln floe hl.atorY ol, · · · · . · closure Ill behalf af the C ~ C. ..., ·~ I, ......_ which will take place n was pointed otit !hat orlii· NEW \'ORK (IJPI) - 'l1le nal letters 0{ oppositloo rrom lD Wallhlntlton, D.C. . """" .ever · .·..~~·ool·~llorlio'! lllCI~ both organlzatlmo lllCI buelaou. Ml'" SlocUm; a J[l"ltlulojt ct Jtadclllre, 'llso 111mbora· .,....,. es, should be mailed to tlto N>~ · .0111·~ 9tolatto.. llc Utilities eommlooloo Ia Ct>her anceatilra R - WD!laml, ·· ·. · cint ~nlio .past to Adam' Iwnbus wllh ~ '!l'lhe communlcatlol\ dlroctod to Crow. ltll~tbe or Prtal i':f•'t.'T' ·~ ·'~~~ I~ .w· Get Your Tickets Early, Says C of C ;m lho Fully waohablo Dacron Polytotor/Cottan POP" lin. Feot-..rea water rt• y-, pellent finish and fully llntd slttv••· Silts: small, medium, Ioree and extra large. 1mt.tis :;l f;, .ttr . Clooo•• n0vy, l.lue, peen, yellow, or•nge. cOUNTY . \. .~ ftrst ' 'l · . . r ~~ :Ill .:-.;;lho.:.!~;,...i~... lnjheh)~oi tiollahn • I ' I Ra-. to hlo ' .,,. ' • Other Styl'll A~l~a~le Fl•r Mens an4 :lfrs l1cl••: en tine l)epoted To The llllemll Of The Meigs· M111011 Area . . ,· '' Weathc;t · at y The longest movie ever macle ·ot without dlalogue·tn n Is "Sleep" ...;.by An:b' Warhol consisUDK sol'"' - ·ly of a man sleepina ror eight ~ Walter Jones live-lenths miles weot of Rt. 7. Officers said a car driven by James L. Franklin, 19, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, went c.ut or control on a curve, went oft the highway and hit a large tree. The .car was demoUshect. Admitted to Holzer Medical Certer, First Ave., was Ancel Lamm, 15, son or Mrs. Fay e Lamm. 125 State St., with a trac~ tured lett wrist, Crac:tured jaw, facial lacerations aOO head i~ jury. He was a passenger In the Franklin car, Franklin suffered chest injul'ies, lacerations or the nose a.nd cuts on the legs, He was taken to the holl[>ital; treated and released. The patrol cited F,ranklin to Gallipolis Municipal Coort on a charge of reckless operation. Barbara Jo Lawhorn, 17, da~ter ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawhorn, Bidwell, wao admitted to floehospitalat3:50p. m. Sw>day with a fractured back and fractured shoulder after an atcl~ dent at 1:44 p. m. Sunday on Rt. J60, one and three- tenth& mUes north or Rt. 35. The patrol said Miss Lawhorn, headed SOtllh, came"' behind another car, pulled wt to pass, lost control and her car went ott the left aide of die highway and struck an embankment. The vehicle. which had heavy dam- • You Know . ,- . T Four persons were lru'ured• two ofwhmn wereadmittedtothehospital, in seven weekelliaccidents in<esdpted by the State Highway Patrol. Two persons were Injured In a one car accidentat4:30p, m. Sunday 011 Teen& Run Rd., one~~ ~Now <: ' ~··; hours. • were ni,y wife and 1- ·were Pete telmen evt.~here 'ftiYil• 1\vi and the compoUtlon lpr c o II!· Bucher, Pd llko you wgetyWr. aooc~ : fOUoo' to quellllm whether mando miJi(ll worK· apmot hl1 oelf a nice rocking d!alr by a . lhel' WJU be o_...cl s!Miuld wllh a.d he m!Ji(ll ...n up quiet like and slop aoldng que•· ' lhel' alao iall IntO mlllort.ni," hie Naval career. · tiona.'" . - lh8 said. itJf rurther h1111ta me " .But the diiUlUJI-entl I ''The 1\leblo Incident lhows that Ute mOrale at tile Amerltlll IIAve laced aJooo dlrl!ir tlojo our country dld not otand be- llabtlng men ~ hel• but be dreadllol, mlulngyearha~omade me hOJ)'! now !hat 1111' 1!oolblnd hind ita men, 11 she wrote. uour negatively affected." mistake is -U!at we didn't react Mrs. Bieber aald that when does nOt 10 to sea again," abe in the tirst 24 hours alter the her husband realized Uti! United wrote. ship was taken. M,y husband reels States was Nit going to retal~ as 1 do: The onb acUon tor the Jate, be told the North Koreans ~tt UnUed ~tea to take was to the,y could kUl tdm tf they aent ~~ret.aJtate · with military foree. his men and the ship back home. This was what he and ht&: crew He later tried to kill bimselt ,. were sure would h-n ln the,. . to avoid dllhonorlng tile United first tew days, andtbey.werepre- states by .signing IUQ' more'uc:on· -, . ,· pared to die for their country," feaaJons., and ''apologies." Ill PT. PLEASANt - Cora HtlJohnsoo Remiss ttda, she said, .., do not thlM sstt, 73, Apple Grove~ died Sa~ 9te s&ld the rac:ts show that my husband waa remi1s in his urday evenina: 8t home a'tier i. Johnson was ''remiss in his Wty dutl.'' lone Ulness. She wat born0d.12i to bring back our men and in tolMrs. Bucher said JOhnaon 1895. , . crating tJJe illegal seizure of an wrote her once about a mantb SurViving are her huabaildt American Na.valahtp on the high after tJJe ship's seizure, sa.vfng carl H.i a fOil, e,twrles, ~ seas .... by permitting a pI p- he was grateful thi.t she waa apli1, 1111.; threedjl..ra, Mr~ . squeak country, North Korea, to aware that ne~Gtlatora "must Elizabeth 1'1'1<11\at; H~ embarrass our great nation. •• . be guided by the parBIIKllDt in- Mrs. Louise ~-~ "It appears to me that serv~ terest - release of the ~rew enee, Ky., and Mr~ Mar7 J.t?" under honorable eonclltlona." 9!e Blainj Gallt,o11s . FetTy; t~ sald the State Department pve brothers, Harh Black, Al>pl~ T, her little lnrormatlon. c:onsola- Grovej Frank anc1 DOrsey· BlaO"~n tlon or GUidance ... how to"'" Huntington, all!! Stanley Black,cir ~.... wllh lhe preos and her retatl0111 Lesap; two slstero, Mrs. ilii •..... with former Secretary of State elrKia Wallace, A&Jple Gr.;we, an;d Dean Ruok were J)llrllcularly Lt. Col. camtlte ·.a , SW!esartj Q rrostratlng. Beaver, Arll.;fivep-anc!chlldteil! 1-.:7 Wao Bucher Dead? and three great-craill!chlldre~~o - rolled over onto its top. !lie recounted bow 1 rumor Funerol ,.-•ceo wlU be h-'" age, nl .., Oarles W, Bodlmer, m. 16, · that Bucher had kiD~!! blmselt at 2 P.. JL Wldnl~attheiJ4ohi.l. Eureka Star Rt., was treated at •"Proved the breaking-oR' po1nt stephfms F'lllierit Heine With. the hospital lor lacerations and ~ eommunleatlon between Dean Rev. Alfred Cox.oiii~U,.. ~ released after an accident at Bulk and me, 011 the onl,y oc~ lal wW be In peale Qapel.c8~ 3:50 p. m. Sunday on Rt. 1, eight- caaio.a we met .... alter which I tery. Frlellf• may call at tJit tenth& of a mil~ south ol the rett worse and knew leu than tuoeral home •atter 7 .P.m. Tuei;. jiBlction of RL 21 8. before." Ste said sbeukedRulk day, · :: It lhe CIA bad been lnrolved ·• The patrol sald Bodimer '"" ln floe Pll"'lo'' mloaloo otr the headed north when a c:ar pulled Korean coast and he checked ., out I)Rto the highway in front ot witJJ CIA Chief Richard Helm! him. He went off the lett aide o! b,v phone. then replied, "No, the highway to avoid a colllslon. tbe CIA was not inVolved.,, The car struck a guard raiL ..1 asked Mr. Rusk it my hus.There was minor damage to the band was alive," she wrote. u1 PT. PLEASANT- Walterwu.:. guard rail. The car was demol· waa still V8J'7 worried about Ham (Polly) Jones; 68, was~ ished. those sulc:ide rumors." 9le said on arrival 1t Pleasam VaiJey No one was injured in a one Rusk told ht~r he '1:1tlleved" Hospfal Saturdl,)' morning of an car ncctdent at 9:10 a. m. ~ Bucher was aliYtllftd 1 aprent heart attack. day on Rt. 554, two and three-He was a retlrect employ of &be Bucher .was alive and when she tenths miles west ot. Cheshire. pres sed him 1or pl'UUI ~ he an- old pt. PleaSII~. ,Transfer Co:, 1 There was mJnor damage to the ewered: uwhlt .Proof do you have now the Pot• E"'r(las. He wa'• car drlven by MoUie J. John- that be Isn't";-' born here Oct. s;11900: ·· · · son, 62, .ol 1915 Chatham Ave. Navy Thwarted Her SUrvivors are hls wife; The patrol said Miss Johnson 9le llid Navy oftldala con- Mayes Jonea; two sons, James started to turn arourli at the Uluoully thwarted ber· ia .her Ed:ward and ~r}esWlU-JIIIt Junctloo ol story'o Run Rd The -~- ~ ,- 1 ....~, 01 .~ a olllt&r; ltiJol Elnlllillllatr; Ill motor stalled and w!-4n she re- ;;;i:.Ji.s~;.":t,;:;";..;,..,.; local; 12 grandChlldrell,mitwO started the car the vehicle lunged bera In the belief tbat "good ereat.trao:lc:hildrea. ~ forward and struck mall boxes mamerl reQUired me to CCJU.. ServlC:ee wlU bi cOnducted·~·'· owned b,v Clyde F'ttch and Dennis tact thtJII'' 1o let them know p. m.· ·Tuta4a)' . frat~. the MohrOXYer, both of R~ 1 Cheshire. !hey "belong to 1 .,...U,ellc iltephono ~ llfil!lowlih The . patrol is investlp:UJW a Comnuait;y." . Rev. O,· H. carder and the Rev. hlt-shlp which oceurred at5:39J. !lie oald Bucher baa hla hean GIQ' ClendaiJ[nB In charge, Burm. SotttrdayonlbeRt.35byi)aoa, .., a IUbmarlne CIIIIID!and ror tal will be in Lena Oak C...t>three-tenths or a mile eut ot which he waa orlctuuy train- · tery. f'rll.ndl received the juncUon of Rt. 160. No one ed. !lie oald hli · at the t\1\eral - tl waa injured. Officers reported that Daniel RUI\)'on, 26, or Rlo Grande, was headed wei!L Another car drove onto lhe Rt 35 b)Ja1s into the path ot the Ruhyon car. RW\Yoo'a car went otr the right side ot the highway and &~ruck a sip post. There was minor damage to the car. "As tbey stand aaw, Federal WASHINGTON, D. C. - (!Ill. MONOXIDE POISONING clal) - Ohio lOtio District Con- laws lowose aa IDlwarranted adYOUNGSTOWN (UPO - 51>- gressman Clarence E. Miller hu ministrative burdeo 011 small san Frketich, 17, Lowellville, Introduced blUslhal-.tdamend meat and poultr)' J)I'OC811Drl,n ' and Thomas Macabobby, 22, the Federal Meat Dts(IOCI!on Act Mlller stilted. CADET KILLED Youngstown, died of carbon and the Rltlltry l'rtldldl Dtopec"A proceiiOl' Is 111bjected to TUXEDO, N. Y. (UPO - monoxide ..isonl~ Ill a parked Uoo Act to permlt meat and either a Federal lnapection or James Greenlee, 20, Rocky Rlv- car in nearby Austintown TOWJ1o. poUttry JII"Oducta. to be distrib- a State lno.[ltlctlm !hat la at lout er. Ohio, a senior cadet in the shlp Sunday, •ollce said. uted Ill lnterllate commerce al- as otrlogent as the Federalllalldl.J. S. Milit.ar, Academy at West ter having passed Federally-oj>- arda. But dte present law rePoint, was kllled in a weeken:l ELECTED DIRECTOR proved State lnspectlm requtr.: olrlcta State-ln!lpOCted products automobile accident near here. AKRON, Ohio (UPJ) - Rob- me11ts. to distribution wllhlll the state. Pollee said GreenJee and a· ert KUeen. retired police chief ThUs proceasors must IUbmit fellow cadet, Jack Mullen, 22, or Xenia, was elected director to Federal lnJpeedoa Ol' else be ot Heber Springs, Ark., were of the North-central Region of cut afllrom out-ol4tal!! lnlrkell killed when their car skidded Sertoma, lnternaU'"'!J, at the for their procktctl," he aald. off a highway into Lake Tana~ group's aMual convention here "This. sttuatton· cre~tel a IPtBy United Pre11 lnter•tinl waukee. during the weekend. clal hanllhlJ> lor oman _,_ Today is Moo:tay, Aj>rll 21, the llllh day ol1969 wlflo 254 to BOra and amounb to an expreaoloo ol lack ol conlltlence lillllo follow. Tile mooo is J~Pro&china lt11 abUlcy af State tnor,ecttoo - cleo. !lnceState btspectloo llancJ. n-:at quarter. SAT. APRIL 26, 1969, 11:00 A.M. The morning stars are· Venus, ards are at least aa ~ 11. the Fedenl -du<ll, lt II only ..... Due to the death of my husband, l will ull th' fo[. Mars and saturn. lowing farm chanle1 at Auction. The 1al• will be 011 The evening stars are Mercu- oooablo !hat reotrlctlo!t• 1101 be Imposed .. State-lnapeeletl-' farm located near Zion Church on Lodl Town1hip .Rd. ry and J'WJiter• producto. The,. blllo will cor• 76, 4 miles Ea,t of Shade, Ohio. (Sale Sign• ,.;II •• On this day in history: up f<am St. Route 33.) In 753 B. C. Rome waa .lounded reet thi• cue ot bureaucratic: by Romulus. near4tibtednees," he ~ 48 HEAD OF Cot. TTLE olll' In 1954 U,S. Air Force planes Two H•r•ford Bull, Charoloil Bull INVFSTJGATE DEATH 3 H•r•ford C1on H•lf•• ·fB,.d) 7 Chorolai• Crou H•if•fl (Bc.lf) bopn lbll!i French troopo MIDDLETOWN, Oblo from Parts to Irw.to-Chlna to 4 H•r•ford Cowl (Brtd) 7 Brod Hollt,;n Cowl An investlpd.on · 4 H..-.ford Colvos 2 Holttoln Cowl with Cofqt reinforce the bealepd bastion Hohtoin H•ifor with Coif 2 Hol1toln H•lfon B'r4HI 1966 Dodto Trur:k (pir:kup) ' Men Today's Almanac IT'S NEW VINYL FLOORING THAT'S CUSHIONED! """' f. d .L' our lUre 'J JY7 II• h,.., eeken d lf.J} ar.ns Decency Rally Turns into Battle "MUGS THEATRE • V Tonys to American Plays NEW YORK (UPK)- Two alJ. AmeriCan productions won 1(11 honors in Sunday night's competition for the Broadway thea~ ter's annual Tons awards. The best drama honor went to Howard Sadder's "The Great ~ cold period ii lndl""ted 1i. Ohio with temperaturu averaging well bolownormallort11e nvo-<~<~y period •!arllng Tuesday. Jllill tem(lOi-lturea will average in the lower 50s in the north lllCillllhelower 60oillthe south, while the overnight low .' ' '~: ' ~::~ • ~d~f~=:~~:~:f~.o:oc~~~~~uon•~ ' I II l»butante to "'e rowe · · · d n ,., e-· ,;.......... "''Il•• ', CCNre• · Marion Kestenion ' Die8 in Florida ,. �. ' ' ' " ' 3- The Dall)· Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlep0rt, 0., Tueaclay, April 22, 1969 2 - 1be Dolly Soatinol; P....eri>¥·Mid<lloportl 0., Tllelday, N>ri122, 1969 No Contest in · Hit-Run Case Damage Heavy In Accidents POINT PLEASANT:_ CIIY pollee investigated l1lo aeddents, both blamed to slippery roads, Monday nlollt. The first, at 5 p.m., result- POINT PLEASANT - Ertrles in Judge James Lee Thonwaon's Circuit Court f'ridiy, Aprtl ' ts, showed: Lloyd BrWlson entered 1 .Plea of nolle conlendre in the hit 100 run accidenl or March 28, 1969, the case to come into court May ed in an estimated damage of $1,000 when Michael S. Green· wood, Barboursvllle, traveling solrth on Jefferson Ave., near 5. Myrtle E. Maynard, Administrator of the Estate of James E. ~ynard who died as the result o( an accident Jan. 31, at Chi~ cago Heights, Ill., against James Lee Maynard et al, dismissed after a settlement or $23,000 out Bottle Caps Augment Drive POINT PLEASANT - AlthOIIgh the 1969 goal for the Mason County Unit of the American Cancer Society is $3,900, sup. ported by the door to door Crtlsade that started Mmday night and will last all this week, and donaUons from buslnes.s and Industry, the local society has another project, '~Caps for can. cer." '"Caps Cor Cancer" Is saving pop bottle caps that can be turned in for money. These are the Nehi, Orange, Upper 10, Diet- of courL The contempt case against Charles Frtnklin Van Meter was dismissed. Divorce proceedings were dismisled between Juanita Marie Turner and Roy Everett TUrner. An injwtction by Roy J. Cain against Henry J. Cain, cHsmissed, The case of Hilda Dabney vs. Kentucky Central Life Insurance Co. for $830, Interests and costs, for hospitalization at St. Marys Hospital in Hwttington in 1967, dismissed with an out-of-court settlement. Released from probation were Ned U.mbert, Kate Lambert, James stover and carl Barnett. Divorces granted to Evelyn L. Wiseman, · from John C. Wiseman, Evelyn Wiseman awarded care and custody of the children, awarded $100 per month alimony aiXI $75 Cor each child per month; to Frances Jean Newsome, from Curtis Ra,y Newsome, custody of four small children aOO $160 per month child support. Rite and RC. During the past several years, grade school children have saved these at home diring t h e month of April and ha"ve turned them into the Cancer Society. Julia McComb, daughteroCMr. and Mrs. James McComb, Mason ffivd,, is the 1969 14 Honorary Chairman" tor this project since she turned in the most "caps,,. 5,672, last year. Celia Meadow.s was second with 5,425, and Dianne Abel was third with 5, 4V8.' Throughout the county in 1968, the Cancer Society turned in 67~~ pounds ol caps, maklng a donation ol $485.64 possible. Persons with battle caps to donate may contact Mary Lynctt, Cancer drive chairman, or Jean.. ie Rardin, head of the Mason County Cancer Society, TAD• TO MEET POINT PLEASANT - The T ADS, (Teen Age Democrats) will meet Thursday, Aprll 24, at 7:30 in the Courthouse. All members aiXI would..l)e members are invited. [HOSPitAl, 1 NEWS J ' the Lewil Tftl!CO Slat!op, sldd. PLEASANT vAI. LEY IIOsPrr AL ded and banged Into the rear 01 Al>rll 21, 1969 the ear ahead that had stopped Admitted- . GeorA't B a t e a l>ecause a truck to Ita tronl had 1">1nt Pleaaant; How8rd Grimm . . turned ott imo Leiria Driver Letart; Jucb' li>urleck, Galllt>olls ·of the second car, E. S. Casto Ferry; Cafb¥ Hlrtley, Poilu of Point Pleasant, had tohavebla PleaADt; 0\lrlea L. Wardell ear towed away. Point Ple~&ant; Mrs. Warrell Gnenwood was cited Cor ran. Hart, Leon; John r. Clendenen, ure to have his vehicle under Point Pleasant; Mrs. Carland control. He posted bond 8Dd is Boltic, Gl..llf.poll1 Ferry; Wil'l le to appear ln Mayor D, B. Mor- ~. Arbuckle; OIJ.ck MiUer, gan's court, l!onday, April 28, Point Pleasant; Mra, Arnold E•~!:u a.m. Therewereoolil.>n'· que, ~ Plea5antt Mrs. Charles &utler, Leon; Mrs. Cbarles The second accident occurred CUnningham, Point Pleasant; at 8:4U p.m. at 281b st. and Par· Mrs. Riebard Roach, P o 1 n t rlsh Ave. in Dlxan near the Or- Pleasant; Beverly Hill, Pt. Pleaadinance School. The auto driven ant; Mrs. Thornaa Parsons. New by BellY J. Hughes, 34, 012710 Haven; Cecll Willi~&, Polnt Lillcol.n Ave., traveling east on Pleannt; Robert KlyHr, Point 28th st., was stnJck on die lett Pleasant; Mr&. Robert Casey, side when a ear driven by the Henderson; Louisa Nichola Rev. Nelson ~. 45, ot 2905 Leon; Mary E. So.Yn>. P o I n t• Meadowbrook: lolled to slop, Pleasant; Mrl. Jack Roe, Hen.. coming out ot Parrish Ave. der.son; Betty Stewart • -~oft ..... Damages were estimated at Mrs. Dale Hart, Racine; ~·. Harold $200. The Rev. Slow was cited Whittington, R>lnt Plesaant; Thc>for fallure to yield right of was. mas Bush, Ewingtoo, Oblo; CbarThere were ne injuries. lotte Hill, Ashton; Mn, DaVid Van Meter, West COlumbiaj Dorset McCoy, Henderson. Discharges - John McCoy, Taxicab Fire Doused Charles Walden, Mrs. Glen Cunningham, Ju<l)' Gibson, Pearl VInPOINT PLEASANT - Fire· cent. Mrs. Mark Laudermllt and men were caJied "at 11:50 a.m. son, Lyle Dunsmoor, Frank Monday to the P lckens Cab Co., Roush, Harriet Hamum, M a 1 Main St., across from the en- Harrls, Mrs. Larry Powell and trance of the Court House, where son, Larry Pyles, Gerald Htg. a taxi was burning. Damage was glnbotham, Cathy Hartley, minor, the fire being quickly un- George Bated, Pamela Smith, der controL Firemen said aback- Lawrence Cook, Mrs. Merrel tire in the carburetor caused the Clark, Mr&. James Watterson • tire. Mrs. Denver Ash, Jr., and son. .. a o: . fMays, Brock Clicking HAVE YOU Bak•' s R~dlo leetor .... loiGM analYzed I h e ~tloa "atai's" ~ ••The Green Slime" aed <leclded the dUe al..,. 11'0111d Wotl. 1:45 A.M. ; haul in more audleacea than Ita WMI'0-1390 -letqpes .. the.Y don~ gel their I01fPOII'81' nameoln tilepdJ. · Oo yur dial Uclty, even. ..Hair" producer Mlehael But. Mamie, mlitltretlretolbstaplep· ler'a next ~s will slr!m did state .... RCA drop1 its "Litfrom divorce elalms by wf .f e · .CIWIN ... TeW.. t..l,e Nipper" pooch from Ita urua Loycit •••• Former ambaa..mr L..,, • · · - ··- . Cl•lhH consclooanell after aa underwa- Maliter'l Voice" trademark .... 10 India John Kemelh Galbraith Well , ...... . "' Awwwwl ter aeddonlln Trinidad; a tirll·/ "' Ia wrlllnl a book about the land sune outttt 1hat released "I J C.ul , • llaDI .l'OWII (ll4) dlj>lomat ..... ~ lbe Ganges and Gandhi: • Stoel• .. -.41•• ... , Barbara Streiaand's bikini-mesh Am Curlous (YeUow)" (releasT.,. lKMMi'tWe love fiction .... ••11te Ut. •m.w. • L..,. frock at the Oscars was the ed? It eacapedl) haS arolber spew tJe Sister" movie had that' title . PwnlhiN ....... ol enltlclsm 1n UPeopleMeetand onl7 Arnold Scaaal ereallon we've lhoK. TJJChooiO Sweet Music FWI the Heart" shifted to .. Marlowe" because D.1b ... T"-"ft ever consldered unattractive, the recent raft t1 hero .. name · •feweftMJ.... , shieb (I(IW)ds like ftne old weltsc::hBritt Eldund'li dalblnl with "hewe ..W.,. rucks ()lullltt, Madigan, et<.) tMie41•A•tt-. the notion to become Countesa merz birt the clls1ributors gloat Is have cleaned up .... It's a RayClcogna .... Mia Farrow refUI- a uHallelu.Jah to amorality." .... mond Ulandler who killed It: " ed a fashloo Interview " I t h, J; also was barred here until tile "Faablon Is absurd. 1 wear what CUrlooa - walloW won Its court I like" .... And it"s h1&h time fight. the aklmr ldd tried looking chi< · Great news for Cunard f r o m .... Stref.sand's lister R o a I y n SouthampiOn: the MW Qleen EIIZ· Kind's career eareen1 nicely .up. abelb 2 llnally has Ita lull .....,. ward, Charles AZDIVOW' the lat. .... Sam Zolotow, besl reporter est ~ otrer the 18-year.dd ton. the theatre ever had, reUrea June ails eo..stardom on a European 1 and Ids peersareto•siDJabash TV lpeclal .... MMII81'et Ruther• lor our oid lrlend Schnlllka on ford, the movies" lovable Miss May 9 .... At Sardl'a, vu den? .... Dick Martin hired Carol 4niey Marple, Is too alck. 1962 Ol.ds Starflre H.T. Cpa............... $595 Tuberculosis waaenouPtoldll to co.atar in his '•Maltese BIPAuto. w1th console, white finish with blue vinyl ,buek• Garbo in 10 Camille" but the tu- py" and 10 it shouldn't be a et seats, full power equipment. Real nice second car for you. turtstlc same .. plot "Camllle total loss. Richard Iilley slsned lor nexf 2000" will knock oil lte Lady musical version of 01 lbe Camellias wilb a drug. seasm'a c "Hogan's Goat" .... 1m~ the overdose .... Interesting ob88J'Clock Is &OUini: eelebriUes tile vetlon by !t>lndletop Restaurant wa,y the &ork Club useta; jUst "You'll Like Our Quality Way of.Dolna Bq-• owner Van Rapoport whose steakCadHI....old11110lilln " ·, ery is next door to ttJIJnmy Ule celebs In ita own bulldlng (UN Plaza) make It a name-<ol· 0111o BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Bob aed Lar· rr Tllcb wbe run Loerr's Theatrea..Hotel5ooLorlllard, ••, buUt a $300,000,000fortunein 15yeara ..... That's wt11 they are New ... week ~~ covet ldds ;, .. Al&erlan ambassador to lbe VN Tewlllc BouaiiOUra Wll jelled home alter three months ol. un- ~e" and across tbe street from •Hair:" .Jimmy geta the )'OWII audleDcea, ••Hair" most· IT middle-aged voyeurs. Dick aed Pat Nlxm bou(blreal estate In Pennsylvallla leading to ._,lstlon lbst !hey, Ukel<e aed GABS Thinclads Top Meigs 75-52 4 . ,. ,...;..._ .. 14-•,_,. . . ,....,......,.,-hi; WR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALIS Pomeror. % By \'ITO ~ELLINO UP1 ~rts Writer : : ~ Wli.He Maya and Lou Brock are : back to normal now- and that has to be bad news ror the National League pitchers. Mcurs was back tn hls ramUlar No. 3 J!P11 In lhe lineup spot • MotKial' ' night arter manager 1 ~ Clyde Ktng (JIIetll abandoned his heralded expetiment or : turning the San Francisco star : Into a leadoff hitter. : Mays, who hit .317 In 11 • games as a lead[)(! hitter, was : .5DO in his first game back ln •• the No. 3 spot In a 2.for-4 night . 111 Ulat rallied his average to .333. ; But the performartce went for : naught aa the Giants lo1t to Los ~. Angeles, 7..5. • Meanwhile, Brock, who start· t<> ed Ute season ln a 4-lor-45 alwnp and was hitting just .089, ~·· . ~. coUectecl two hits for the second : • : • : • . = . rally wllb a single that ended when reliever Dan McGIM walked Tim McCarver with the baae• loaded aJ1d two 011t to toree in the whiling run. Pete Rose, Bob Tolan and pitcher Jim Merritt hit two-run clubbed Houston, 11-5, and ainglea to lead Clnclmati lo ita AUanla nipped San Diego, a-2. ll..S victory over llouaton. Tolan In the American League, New wound up with three hits and York topped Boston, 6-4, Minne- three RBis. 1'01\Y Taylor singled In Larry sota drubbed Oakland, 8-4, Hisle from secmd base With ooe Detroit· blanked Washington, 2..0, out In the 11th imbtg to snap a Baltimore shut out Cleveland, 11..0, and Seattle edged Kansas 1·1 tie and give the Phlls the victory over the Meta. Hisle hit CI\Y, 4-1. The Dodgers scored nve runs his first major league homer in the sixth iMing, kllocklng for the Phlla' first run. 'lb.e AUanta Braves pounded JUan Marciahl out of the box with the help ol a pair ol five san Diego pitchers for 13 errors, and built up a 7..0 lead hits including homers by Clete Boyer and OrlandO c.peda to -whUe beating San Francisco. beat tile Padres. Ron Reed got Brock homered tn the sixth to Ue the St. Louis-Montreal game the victory with a 7 1...1 truing and then started a ninth tnnlng performance. straight 8'1:me as the St. Louia Cardinals reCorded their tirst 'VIctory of the season at home by edging Mlllltreal, 5..4. E1sewhere in the National League, Philadelphia edged New York, 2-1, CjnclnnaU ~Blue Devil Linksters ~ Win Tri-Match Play ~ ............. --...,;:::::;== ~ - •• Gallla Academy High School Gardner (G), 41&, over K. Ams. \ 'I I \ '•~I ·.' .......... Ing, National League ~ndings By United Preas International East W. ,L. Pel GB Chicago . •.•. 11 2 .846 .. l ple,t< their prablerna and···~!':!• ~' SLANT- ''Students' L e II@K ur~ ' urel; their troubles and iun.''A i Against N~collc Temptatiiln" .: '" · ... wltll tbe rest of Helen Help Usf, please send a stamped, selr-adlt welcomes laughs but woo't dressed envelope to: dodge a serious question with a DEmm E. RHODES, brush.<llf. 506 .,. 80th stree~ Send your U~enale questions Nordt Bergen, New Jersey.to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care H. 01 Helen Help US! this newspaP.S. - I woold also Uke to per. hear from other schools where THE ' 4SQUARES" ORGANIZE sJml.lar programs han b e e n AGAINST DRUGS started. HopefUlly, we can get a Dear Helen: nationwide new SLANT on the Because you ba\le sllown con- drug problem, It all you interestcern for the natloD's increasing ed students oot there wt.U coopnarcotics menace, I would llketo erate. Do write! - H. bring to your attendon the efforts Dear Helen: ol )'(QI1g people In Hudson CounYour letter to •"Scared" who t)', New Jerley, tllcJugtrt he bad VD, stated that Dlcouraged by dvtc official&, In his !late "Your parents will teenagers in higtJ achoolsandjWJ.. have to know it you are underlor highs have formed an organ- age.'' ization !mown as SLANT- ••stuMore and more states a r e dent&' Leagi1e Against Narcotic changing this law, tor it some.. Temptation." Although yet in ita times lrlshtens juveniles away 81rly stqes, SLANT has shown from needed treatment at ven. areat promise and i1as become eral disease c:linics. an energed.c community endeaIn California, since Oct®er, vor. 1968, minors 12 yean oC age :iludent leaders oC SLANT in· or older can be examined and tend it to be a prenntive, nat a trelted tor VD without :parental rehabllitation venture. There. consent. This is a service per.. tore, we are inviting members lormed by Departmenta 01 l'Yo· ·~pollee departments, repreaeu- lie Health at clinics througbout tatlves or local Health Board the Slate. The law stales In part, ' and ex-addicts to give talks at ''The consent or the parent, pe.rour schools. They are most coop. - · or legal suardlan 01 such erative. minor shall not be necessary to In my town, North ~ authorize hospital, medleal and town meetings are regularly held surgical care related to 11.1ch to keep the parents informed or disease, and IRic::hparent, parents the dangers illegal drugs pre- or lepl guardlal) ahall oot be sent to their youngsters. liable for payment for iny care I would Uke to emphasize that rendered pll'suant to this aecthe chief reason ror the suceess Uon.'' - CALIFORNIA PUBLIC al SLANT is that the students op.. HEALTil DOCTOR erate it. I would be happy to re. !lear Doctor: eeive letters from interested 1bank you for clarltytng m.y readers who want to learn more somewhat understated answer. lboot our organization, perhaps Here's an added note to those wllb the hope of starling a chap. who suspect they may have cooter in their own schools. - DEN- tacted a venereal disease: NIS E. RIIODF£ Call your Rtblic HftitJI De-. Dear Deonia: partment or your tamJiy doctor Thank you tor teUlng us about and ask informaUon on VD clinu organization which rm lure ics near 700.. While ph,ysidans will cateh hold In m1111 sci!Oolo. and. "health clinics make reasonThe Went MaioriQ' Ia llnallT able attempts to lnv'Dln parents mallln& lllell heard and lhle, of minors, in many states these -· ......,... el•e, will day'· your secret will be kept, oerhapo brinr lb8 .Wavering Min· it you so request. - fL Montreal ... , . • New York ..... 5 st. Louis ...... 5 Philadelphia .. . 4 West 8 8 8 8 .384 .384 .384 .333 W, L, Pet. GB Atlanla ••••. W 3 .769 Los Angeles . . 9 3 .750 lh San Fran. . . . 6 6 .500 31h CIIICinnatl•... 5 5 .oOO 3'h San Diego .... 4 9 .367 6 Houston ..• , • , 3 11 ,214 7lh Monda;r's Results Pbila 2 N.Y. 1, 11 ins., night st. Lools a MU. 4, nlghl Cln 11 Houston a, night Atlanla 5 San Diego 2, nll!hl Los Ang 7 San Fran 5, night (Onl,y games scheWied) Toda)''B Probable Pitchers (All Times EST) Chicago (HBDds 2-0 and Ross U.O) at Pittsburgh (Ellis 1·1 and Moose 2..0), 2, 1:05 p.m. Montreal (stoneman 1...2) at g:, Lools (Carlton 1-1), 1::10 p.m. Pblladelphla (Johnson 0.:.!) at New York (Koosrnan 0-2), 2:05 CLASSIFIED ADS ' PUT ZING tN SPRING ' PHONE ;992·2156 ' . '· .. GENE RIGGS ~TD" \~ ~ , NEW SHIPMENT OF -~~~ . STORM , DOORS AND ~ WI~DOWS MAPE .10 CUSTOMER'S , EXACT MEAS,URE.ENTS. · ABA Plsyolf standings 117 Vnltod PreSI International Best-9f.SO.en East Miami • • . . . . . ~ 1 .00~ West . W, L. PeL oakland • • • • ~ • 2 0 1.000 flew Or)eano • • • ~ 2 .000 ·loloncii.J's Results · Qsk!IDd 135 New OriOons 124 (OI!li pme ocbeduled) mended Deal.er. .. ' · · : :l •.t ' ~· . • . ;•. .lf~'·" \ f.· -, '.'1' ~ '·~·.r-' ~~· ·'i:'· · · •· ·· >"''. 1"7.1 \: ."·'" ''-."''.. Wednesda)l's Gamea Oakland at Minnesota Washington at Boston Seattle atKan Cit,y, night California vs. Olicago At Milwaukee, night New York at Clew, night Detroit at Bait, night W. L. Pet. l'ndllna . . .. • • 1 ~ 1,000 . when we switcl!ed lo electric heat in our 16-year·old house .. . 'Iii I shoWild them how lillie electric heat is c~sling us." Kathryn Ferencz loves it. "It's so clean and conveni•nt-and it's iosting ¥S iery little m'or; than the gas heat we had. l;"' 'glad we switched :to. electric heal." The fe~ncz's ol Canton, Ohio·have lots ~f ctimpany. The swii.h lo flaf!leless electric heat is breaking all records !Jeca~se .it's 'Nl!r!h' ~ in~ch ' more iri comfort, yet C<l>l! ~~ul,the same as oUter fuels. Let us"$1;.. YlW "· little it can cost Ge1 a free estima1e-fro111 us or y00r Redll'y l<i~wafl · Queen Takes Mound for Astro Contest IJOUSTON (IJPl>- Mel Queen of Cineimatl winds up againSt llon Wilson of Hooston tonight as the Reds take on the Astros in the second or a two.pme series. Clnei.nnati 'evened its season record at 5..5 In the Western Di'Vislon of the National League Mmday nlollt by trouncing Houston n.:S. It was the Astros• sixth straJght loss. Bob Tolan hit a two-run single ln the · aeconl! ~ and a solo homer in the rourth to lead the Reds' blast of the Astros. Jt was Tolan's third round trip.. per at the season. The Astros made three errors in the secoru:l lmlng to give Cln.cinnatl five unearned runs. 9lortstop Hector Torres tumbled a double.piay groonder aner Ton,y Perez had opened the jump, Neal the discus and Gilkey, M; Alberd .. Saundera, shot put, and Torn Spencer the G (tie) - 10'. SHOT PUT - C. Neat, G.; high jump. Barr, M; P. Neal, G. -43'..6". Next GAllS meet is Morday, DISCUS - C. Neal, G; Bur, at home against SEOAL champion Athens. Meigs wW host Bel- M; Stebbins, G. - 134'-.2". ffiGH JUMP - li4K!ncer. G; pre Wednesday. Ferguson, G; WUllams, M. - _ MILE RUN - Cunnl.....m, 5'-8". M; Hueholt, G; Weaver, G. Final Seore- GAHS75, Meigs 4:42.L 440 - DASH - Rltcht.rl, M; 52. Bush, G; WUaon. G. - :56.4. br~ aecond with a alngle. Tommy Heims siDgled to load the bases and Perez scored the Reds' first run when lhlrd baaeman Doog Rader fUmbled Darrell ~an­ ey' s double.play groonder. Pele Rose and Tolan then lined two-.run singles to right field. Jesus Alou kicked Tolan's . drlve for tbe third error or dle second inning. Wlmlng pitcher Jim Merritt got a two-run single in the fifth Inning alter singles by Johnny Bench and Helms had knocked Wade maslngame ott the moond. The Astro hurler also had walked Chaney in the flltll. Fnllowlng ronlghl'• battle wllb Houston, the Reds head tor Loa Angeles to play a two-game series with the Dodgers Wednes- 100 - YARD DASH - Prose, G; Black, G; Grimm, M. -:10.6. 120.Y ARD IUGH IIUR!lLES Ferguson. G; Well, M; Whitlatch, M. - :17.3. 880.Y ARD DASH - lluehol4 G; White, M; CQnningham, M. - 2:1U 220.YARD DASH- Rlrehhar4 M; Rah'le& 1 G; L, Snowden, G. - :22.9. TWO MILE RUN - Warner, M; Schopis, G; Durham, G. - BILL DEFEATED ALBANY, N.Y. (IJPl).. A bUI to legalize pari-mutuel quarterhorse racing ill New York was deleatod Mondll b)' the stale auembb", oD a vote ~ 72-66. SeveniY..Ix alllrmadve votes were needed lor passage. ( .". ., day and ThurSday. 'I ., ' •< ·,; .. . ' ••lnson's ClnHrs 216 E. 2ncl, POMNY Anniversary Specials VULCAN 18" MOWER games and two in six contests including the one a year ago. Whlle Los Angeles beat San Francisco and Atlanta to win Ute finals, Boston got there by eliminating Philadelphia and New York. The Laker s won the Western Division title while the Celtlcs, called too old by some, llnlshed fourth in the Eastern DMsion in the regular season raee. The Forum wlll be the itt.te of the second game or the series Friday night. ,.. 'the series moves to Boston ' for a nationally tele\'ised game ~ afternoon and the lourth contest is set at the Boston Gardens TUesday nigh~ A~>rU 29. If necessary, the fifth game will be held bere Thursday, May 1; the sixth game at Boston Sablrday, May 3, and the seventh encounter here Monday, May 5. All would be night games. Strickland to LB Post siml.sUc view: '"The team is ·~ better than mediocre," he said In referring to the numeroos inJuries which have plagued the Buckeye~ tllls spring. Both coaches look forward to the summer and with it, the re· day. strickland, a 222.pound bomb- euperatlon of their injured pli,Yshell from Clnc:.;.mati, is fiUlng ers. In tor Doug Adams, who Is recOYering from knee surgery. Defensive coach Lou McCUilougll said strlcklaJid will be tested OUTPOINTS GD!GENTI LONDON (IJPl) - Feather· this week lllrlnr tbe Buckeyes' weiabt champioo .Jobllny Famespring pracUce. Head coach Woody Hayes has chou r1 Australia plied up tile one major complaint about the points tn the laat five stanzas night to ooll)olnt practices this spring- the wea- Moo<ta7 ther. He has had to cancel GIOvanni GlrgenU 01 llaly 1o a plans &e\'eral times because or 1~ ......... non.tltie bout. Fameeholt was forced to rain and mutti.Y fields. ' ehange his right glove before Hayes said the team was uon the nnal round beeause a wad sehedulen but that ..things eoo.ld ~ padding trailed lrom lbe mitt be a little better." McCullough had a more pea. alter It aplll In the sblb round. Has 1.4 gouge steel deck housing·. steel wheels (O"x 1.50" ) with semi-pneumatic tire,, tubular :~-teel handle. Adjustabte cutting hejgtlt . • IUY t1 MO'fll !AIY a!Dtl 111111\ • RECOIL S1AI1U -· ' .. ,, . ' $3999 ECONOMICAL 3 HP POWER PRODUCTS ENGINE , LADIES' FUlL SIZE RAINCOATS Oi'PQsabte polythene roincoot that tih in o purse. Hos press·stud fasteners and wmes in _aHOrted colon. HAS ATTACHED HOOD & SELFST!lRING BAG 14~ ' EA. 9-QT. SIZE Unbreokable poly poi! with metal boil. Ha$ graduated quart markings, hond .grip on bottom for eosy pouring. :-..-.!. 5 IZ4 W. Main 992·2848 CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING for your mobile . ./: .., .~~.. ·._l HE ·. ;D"OW:.R:I ,NG.:~HIL ~s· SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 ~ Out At 5 jMOORC'S32ND. Will Erase Frustrations COLUMBUS (IJP0 Phil &rlckland, Ohio !late Univeralty's junior oftensive guard, was switched to the defensive llnebaeker po•ition for the na. tion•s No. 1 footbaU team Moo· FINISHING 11ft Mill St. Mlddl• Baylor Hopes 12th Season INGLEWOOD, Calit. (UP0Eigin Baylor has accomplished almost everything in his brilliant National Basketball AUOdatlon career- almost everything but winning a championship. In hiJ 11 pro seasons, he has been frustrated Cive times in the NBA finals by defenslve genius Bill Russell. Baylor and the Los Angeles Lakers race Russeil and Ule Boston Celt:l.cs Wednesday night 1n the opener or a best.of-seven game series for the NBA title. But this time Ba,ylor has Wilt Chamberlain on his side. "The Celtics are a great team and Russell is a great player bet I think Wilt will ruUIIy him," the greatest scorer in NBA pl~off history said. For the first tlme, the Laker& wUl have the home court advantage in the finals 0\'er the Celtics, who won three or the previous nve series in seven IHIII 1~:U9,4. • IN 10 YEARS (maybe) Andrew Ferencz · had the last laugh. "Some of my friends laughed 880..Rj':LAYS - Woo by yAII!i. · won the mUe, Ritchhart lhe 440- Tom Spencer won eventa (or Wtnnlng time - · 1:38. , f·· l ~. daah and 226-dlsh whUe Warner, GAllS, BROAD JUMP - ~ G; PrOse won the 100 .. yard dash, who almost set a state record in Snowden, G; Ferau&OD. Gp . - ·· the two-mlle run durlng Satur- Fergu&on the high hurdles, Hue• 19'·2". • !'lf' daY's Gallipolis Rotary Relaya, holt the 880-yard dash, FerguPOLE VAULT - Whlllstch, M; won a g a I n Monday with a son the low hurdles, stebbins the slx blue ribbons. 6 6 6 6\\ E . It was the Blue Devils 13th win against three setbacks in six outings this spring. Gallipolis chalked up nine firsts Morday. Meigs picked ttl Plttabergh . . . 8 4 .667 21h • YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ori\Y back to reasoo. 1bil column 11 tor YCII:U\8 peoFor further information about ~~~~,:=~~ 10:09.4 -performance. Whitlatch :or • 1..-. Alan CUnningham, John Ulteh180..Y AltD t.OW· C:C.ch Duke Burson's GalliJo'erguson, G; Ric,;'" M; won the pole 'V&ulUng contest. , hart, Max Whttlateh, Jim Warpolis Blue Devils defeated C..ch Tom ·Proae, JUch Jlueholt, )Wn G, - :22.3. Juhn Bentley's Meig• Maraud- ner and the ~l.Ka mile reta," IIULE RELAY- WonW~­ en 7$-52 in a dual track meet 'team were triumphant In their Fercuson, the 880-relay team, Winning Unie - · ~:49.2. .' . on Memorial Held MoOOay even-- respective e'Oellts. CIWli'Whlm Steve stebbins, (buck Neal art daleated Meigs and Point berger, (PP) 54. Mille Noe (G), 40, over Dwight :.Pleasant in a dlree-wa,y match ~ Carter (PP) 46, and Rex Roush • at the Hlddoo Valley Country (M) 47. : Club M11nday. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS The Meig• linksten travel to ~ GA HS had Ule low team score By United Press International p.m. Clncbmati (Queen 0..0) at Hous~ 209, Meigs was second with Marietta today for a match aNational League ton (Wilson 1·1), 8:30p.m. <217, and the Big Blacks hed 223. gainst host Marietta, Sistersville G. AB R. H. Pet. Atlanta (Jarvis 1·1) at Sa n ~ Medalist for the matcll was and the Parkersburg Big BlackS. Laboy, Mll. • 13 a2 7 23 •442 GAHS is meeting Jackson at GalDiego (Kelley 1.1), 11 p.m. ..: Point Pleaaant'a Dlrk JackiOil H. Aaron, All 13 45 8 19 . 422 lipolis today and goes to Meigs San Francisco (Sadeckt 1-1) t who earded a 39, edging B e e .P Jones, NY. • .13 Sl 12 21 •412 Matlbews ol GAllS who had a Friday tor . the -annual SEOAL Menke, Hou. .14 46 4 18 .391 at Los Angeles (Drysdale 1-1). 3~ and Pat O'Brien of Me;gs tournament. Jones, Mtl•• 13 5() 1() 19 .390 1lp.m. Wedneaday's Games wltli a 40. The Almanac Spangler, Cbl 11 27 4 10 ,370 PhUa at Montreal 111 olhar resulta: Johnson, Cln. I() 44 10 16 .364 ::1. Louis at Chicago Bill Baker, (PP) and Terry By United Press International TodQ.y is TuesdaY, ~ril 22, Gonzalez, SD. 13 50 3 18 ,360 Pitts at New York, night Uoyd (G) tied with 39s over the 112th day of 1959 with 253 to Parker, LA. .12 39 11 14 .359 San Diego at Houston, ~t Bob Priddy (M), 42. Sw-. NY. 9 28 3 1U ,3a7 Cincinnati at Los Ang, nigllt :Mike Orr (G), 44, over Chris lollow.' The moon is approe.chiDK Its American League [Card (PP), 46 and Bill Henaler, Atlanta at San fran, nlght first quarter. G. AB R. H. Pet. .7. The morning stars are Verus, Moses, Bos•• 6 23 4 ll .478 AMERICAN LEAGUE Randy 61rt (M), and Steve Mars and Saturn. Ptrcli, Boa.. 12 43 12 18 .419 East The evening stat s are Mereu- F. Rbnsn, Bal15 54 15 21 .389 w L Pet. GB SERVICES fiELD r:r and Jt.t1iter, Bradford, Chi 9 31 6 12 .387 Baltl more . , .1 0 5 .667 FARMINGD.\LE, N. Y, (IJPI) On this day In history: May, Chi ••. 8 29 8 11 .379 Detroit. •• . . 7 4 .63a 1 -Funeral services were held In 1889, some 20,000 home- H.. Allef\, Was 10 24 2 9 .275 Boston ...... 7 5 .583 t•,; Moltda)' tor Ed Weisman, 44, steaders massed alorw the carew, Min .. 8 41 8 15 .366 New York .. .. 1 .•83 11:2 coordinator o( sporta tntorma- border o1 the Oklahoma Territo- hndrcks, Bal 11 31 4 11 .355 Washington, .. 6 9 .400 4 Uoa for the Nadonal Broadcast- ry awaiting the si.gnal to start Green, Oak. .12 48 t 17 ,354 Cleveland ...• 1 10 .~90 7 _lag CompaQ)'· the Oklahoma Land Rush. Home Runs West > Welaman dled Qloday after 1n 1898, TheodOre Roosevelt National League: McCovey, San w L Pet. GB aellerm&: , • . ~ .•,~P.k. . He re~...... as A~sle~l!\. Se~retary . ~!~n 6; Ce!led!l, A~a 4; Santo, ~iMe!iot& ••• 7 I , 836 was ~ : t6riil-e"~jiV!ilbii ·""ll , oi'WiJFtll" tiieillltDiamll;!ts of ,, cht•·:tbla•""" Johnson, Cln, · Chicago •.•.. 6 4 .6tJU It, projeCts directOr for the Ameri- 1111 "Rough iuders.,. . • S~ub, Mtl., Money, Phlla, Star- Kansas City •• 6 6 .500 11,,Z carl Footblll League and spOrtl In 1944, Allied forces invaded geU, PIU aOO Torre, St. L 3. OaklaOO ••••. 6 6 .5UU 1'.~' publlclat . tor the American Du.tch New Guinea ln World American League: F. Robin.. Seattle •••.• 5 6 .154 2 Broadcast Company. War D. · son, Balto and Howard, Wash 6i California ••. 3 7 .30~ 31/z · Murcer • NY 5; Blair, Dalto, PeMonday's Results troceUI, BoB, May, Chi and PeNew York 6 Boston 4 pitone, NY 4. Mlnn 8 Oakland 4 RWlS Batted In Balt 11 Cleve 0, night Natlooal League: McCovty, San Detroit 2 Wash 0, night Fran 14iJones, Mtl, Money, Phila SeatUe 4 Kan Clcy I, nigh! and Rader, Hous 13; Parker, Los (Only games scheduled) A and Laboy, Md 11. Today's Games Am.erlcan League: Buford, BalWill your aon eet to college if eomethinrr ~:~~~~~~.;; All Times EST you? You can make sure he does just bye: to and Murcer, NY 14; F. RobioCalllornla (McGiotlllln ().1) at a John Hafteock Educational Plan. It will provide the son, l:Jalto 12; Pepitone, NY and Ch;csgo (Ellis 0.1) 3 p.m. moneY he'll need to get the education you want him Howard; Wash 11. New York (Bahnsen 1).3) at hAve. Call or write us today for full ·information·. Plrehlng Boston (Culp 2-tl) 1:30 p.m. National League: Nlekro and Oakland (Finprs G-0) at MinStone, Atla, Regan, Chi, Singer nesota (Hall1.tl) 2:30p.m. and Osteen, Los A 3-0; 10 pit985·3595 992·5869 Detroit. (~rma 1..0) at Washchen Ued with 2. ington (Pascual 0-3), 1 p.m. INSUIJ.A.!YCF. CQitU.'.NY AJneriean League: stottle-Seattle (Segul 1-1) st Kansa& • .. . .......... "' .• f . In m.vre, NY o&..oi Perranoski, Mlrm Clcy (Hedlund tJ..O), 8:30 p.m. 3-Q, · .,.r Landis, Boa ~i IS Cleveland (Williams 0..1) at pitchers tied with 2. Baltimore (Phoebus 2-0), 8 p.m. ~ gollers r Hondy with tools? Then here is your opportu"ity to save literally hundreds of dollars by installing your awn simplified ten- tro\ air conditioning system. FAEE lnttndont lhow-youSUIP by IMP p~rt. S10P In tOdly. .., 1..ierfl ,how you een hM c:oentl'll " elr 'condltlonint for • lOW • : Pomeroy lJ 'fl ~ .~l( , 11 I. I • ' I �' .. ' • ' 22, 1969 . 1~ A program or muRle by t h e Grand Chorale of Rio Grande College and tile Installation ol. oll'lcen tor tile 1969.70 scllool terin hlabtiRhted • meeting of the Middleport PTA M o n do y nipt. UDder the direction of Merlin • Alter 18. mdnfl.ta In Okilllwa, Set. Michael Brattoo la home m a ao11, the Grand Chora,le tea. · ' 3~.. le&.ve with hla parents. On May 25 he Will go to Washington . turid hiUSic from Broadway lroin ·there will Jeave lor South Koret wbere he'll spend the next shows. A medley ' frolll "Milk 1'i·. and 13 ~~ROnths. , and Hone1" was toUowedbfHow. MiChael, son ot Mr. and Mrs. OWen Bratton, is in securit,y work ard HudiiOn singing "Maria" ··~ wUh tbe u.'S. Atr .f.orce, While In Okinawa he received the "Airman trom "Faint Your Wagon,•• oa-. •. 1 Of the ~h" aw4rd. vid AnderiOR waa featured on a · . lncldentJily, the Brattona will be leaving Middleport In earl)' guttar IIO!o, "Aquaria," tromtile ·t June, Mr. Bratton "ho worked Cor Imperial Electric many years, popular uHair,.. and other 89• :~'baa aCcepted i Job a a foreman with lhe ML Gllead COamo Plastic lectlona ot the vocal ~P trere ~ Co. 11te 'Br8~a plan to keep their home here but will be ren~lng it. trom uOkJaho:ma." · , . Tbere waa a Tennessee ballad ·., . ·FOR -THE FIFTJI CONSECUTIVE ~EAR, Feeney· Bennett Post by the group lind a gtfl•a bar· ... 128, J ~erlean, Legion, o! Middleport "alked away with the Gifts for bershop quartet doing ''What Now ~the ·JIMs Who Gave.trophy. M,y Lovi," ''Sentimental JO¥r· :{' ·AJbllrt Rollsh, ~I'Kier, accepted the troptcy Cor the post at ney" and "Cherish Is the Word." ) lie aPrln&: conference or tbe EtJhth Diatrict in WilkeavUle Sunday. The program concluded with the ' The trophy -.s atven to the post lor contributions of 500 percent "Lord' I Pr~3er.•• over the goal in poata with memberships ot 150 or more In the dis· WendeJ,I Gerlaeh Installed the · lriC~· new otrlcers, Mrs. Mamtng r ·Jn addition the poat received a ribbon awi.rd tor having attain- Kloea, president; Mrs, Richard ed ttl membership quota. The post quota Is 191 ard membership ia vaugban, first viee prel!lldentand . 208. Merle Brad)', a past department commander, was spea~er at program chatrmani Mn. Newthe oonfeNnce. Tht!re was special recognltloo or World War 1 vet· man Burdette, second vlcepreJierana, ao:i uf department omcers and district commanders. Mrs. dent and hos.Pttallty chairman; RoUsh accompanied her husband to the meetlaw. Mrs. · RA)'mond stewart, secre. tary, and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, IF TilE PATRONS OF JACK'S DAIRV BAR miss the whlstli~ treasurer. aDd singing of teppy Jack Bechtle, It's not because lie's sone sad. A communication waa rei.d lt's onlY that the kitchen has been moved, an;l that's where he is. from Mrs. Alfred Jones regard. -~be Dairy Bar haa been enlarged and the kitthen is now In a re-- ing the parent education workmodeled ·side room. Thla puts Jack qut or sight to some degree, abOil to be held at Musldngum but ~~:ives the establishment much needed space for serving custom- CoUege Mal 24. Reservation~ era. are to be sent to Mrs. Byron ._.tile way, the Bechtle's son, T..sgt. John Bechtle, is home on Townsend at the college by Mar 1 30-day leave from Turkey where he· has·been since Thanksgivblg. 17, Theme oC the works.bop will' cHlf W'lte and dAughters have been here ~wlth tile Jack Bechtles since len. Darrell Is also back in Middleport. He was lormerll employed · ~t North American Aviation in Columbus, but is now on a job with . ¢hril Craft at Galllpolia. He and his wlCe have thetr·traUer parked OD Railroad St. Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, and Mra. Patrick FRIENDS OF MRS. DON RAE of Minersville will be happy to . Loc:hary, Pomeroy, and ' M r s. know that atJ, Is recovering 811tisCactorlly trom her recent heart Nancy Reed of Middleport, repturpry. Mrs. Rae is a patient at University Hospital in Columbus resented Grace Episc:opal Church aDIS her room number is 806, at the 93rd armual meeting of ~iacopal Churchwomen of the MISS EDITH KLEIN IS BACK in town, thla time to stay. Miss Dioeeae of SOUthern Ohio in CoKlein wUI be realdlng In the Pearl St. home Place wiUt her sister, lumbus over the weekend. Theme lor the conference was , Hulda. For mall)' years, In tact about 30, Miss Klein has been living in 'CJ>ynamica and COnsequences of New · York City where she was employed In the olflces of the New York . Ce1,1trai ~llroed. She worked for the compan,y in Colllltlbus and Clevelaad before moving to New York. CENTER ·. 1 •••••••••cuts • LOIN END e PORK RO AST.....~~.59~ ~on. JOpen We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 To Limit SPECIAL TRAFFIC SIGN SEMI. BONELESS each Ih. REG. 1.49- 20''148" . 1.39 HALF or WHOLE COUNTRY STYLE lb. 59~ SPARE RIBS••••••••••••••••••••••••••• HAM SANDWICHES••••••••••••• ) 0 ~·r 99~ BOLOGNA•••••••••••••••••• ~- 39~ CHOPPED SIRLOIN•••••••••••••••• ~b~ 79~ CHICKEN LIVERS••••••••••••••••••• ~b~59~ .., "SPECIA~S" THROW PILLOWS KIDJIE TS .only 89~ '. ' PARTY ICE 5 lb. bag 29e h' _,:,ECI!~ I1i 0 DEBBIE PINK LIQUID DETERGENT BANQUET PIES ) Apple, Peach, Blackllerry • •!!] rwiFTNING 3~~-. 59~., iJI • •••• •• ANIMAL COOKIES:::·:::BJ~~·: 19~ rt.~~:~coi~LCER~~~~~· 3~:~.21 00 PIN EAPPII~ E·············~. APPLE BOTT ER.:::::N.3 ~.:··1. 00 FOLGER'S COFFEE.... ~.;~.1.39 .;_~ ~ ~.... SHORTENJNG ' POTTED MEAl.w~~s:::.s~~.l.OO LUCKY PIES.~ .:~:A.R~:: 3l··l. 00 CA,NDY BARS............... ~:. 79~ . ., 2 •• MARS, FUN SIZE BORDEN'S " I., F1 Li COLGATE'S SUPER SUDS giant box • 4~ 80-PEEP WINDOW CLEANER 12 oz. bottle with sprayer 29~ POT PIES 5 1.00 Scot Lad ' Low Price! Sealt•st .. ORANGE JUICE ' «·· _,. 4 1.00 ·lCE l/2 .GAL only 8 oz. cans . . ,CA s ljealth Center Program Planned be: "What are the Real Sehool Problema of Pareats." 1., Wal alSO lllllOI.mCed that the Natiooal ConlfeSI ol. Par:. ents and Teachers wlll rrieet In Cleveland. Plans were discussed for the apriDS oonferenc:e of Dtltrlet. 16 to be held at the Mi&lleport Flemen.. tal')' School Saturday. Alao arinounced waa the Melp Cooncll ot Parenti and Teachers meeting to be held on May 1 at Rutland. Fred Lewla and the Rev. Max Donahue were allPOinted to the auditing committee. Areport: was liven on .Playground improve· menta and It was noted that Dale Walburn and Eugene Bloogll solyed lOme basketball court pnlblems. Mrs. KJoes &mO\lneed that she Ia still taking subaerlptlonl to the Ohio Parents aud Teachera magazine. Prayer by Gerlach opened the mooting. The pledge to the Oag was led by Kevin Yeaqer and Dick OWen. a letter £rom t h e teachers was read tbanking the PTA for the $130 conlrlbuted for new Iurnl shin.gs Cor t b e teachers' lounge. PTA members viewed the lounge du.rlng the meeting. Richard Vaughan, president, thanked oificers and members ror assllltance given him during the year. Mrs. Bradford Maag's first grade won the at. tendance award. First grade mothers were greeters and fifth grade mothers served refreshments. M'J' 111.21 Attend Diocese Meeting the Urban SUuatlontor Me, Wber· ever l am," Dr , Thomas R. BeMett fi o£ George Williams COUegc. a Christian social sci ~ entlet, was the speaker. Featured were round • lable discussions on the urban criats of this decade, how it ateects the church, and how the chal· lenge confronts tbe church. The armual meeting was con. eluded Saturday with the celebration or holy communion at Trinity Church. The Rt. Rev. Youths Elect Roger Wilson Blanchard, D, D. was the celebrant. He is the '• bishop or SOuthern Ohio. Officers During the service the names Jane Karr was elected preai· in the Book or Remembrance dent when the Chester United were read. lncluded were EsMethodist Church Y.~lh Fellow· ther Hobart Clark and Mary RobShip met SUndaP llfltlr.'~· ~ ' erts Ellersbach iil Grace Church e~urch, "' , ,Pomeroy. ' Others elected incllide Celia Plans tor the !our represenMr. and Mrs. Hobert Y'll'~ of The first IIJllt!l'll dlatrlct mootS~)' spent . the wee~nd here ing of the Women's Society ot McCoy, vice president; Debbie taUves to attend the amual meet~ with hla mother, !jro. Sylvia Christian Service of the Vnltod Wood, treasurerj Rhea Mora, 1ng nre made at a session or YOWIB, a patient at Meigs Gen- Methodist Church will be held at secretaryi Randy Yourw, recre-- Grace ~lscopal Churchwomen eraJ Hospital lor the past ftve Bigelow Church in Portsmouth, adon leader; Bob Ritchie, assist- on Thursday. Mrs. Hartinger, corner oC 5th and Washington ant recreat1011 leader and Vicld Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., Mrs. Fred · WMkl. Crow, Sr., Mrs. Titus, Mrs. Mn. Koithern Smith aild chU- Slreets, Aj)rtl 24 bq!Mlng at Spencer, news reporter. Dvhlg a devotional period Reed, and Mra. Herbert Seth dreo, ·Xevin and Christi, are now 9:30 Ltn. The theme Is nAU Miss Mon gave a reading and were hostesses Cor a luncheon. resldli'C' at the home ot Mr. and Things New." Min Wood lead the prayer. Mrs. Mrs. John Pearson reviewed Mrl. CJules Kesseqer. Mrs. ', Speakers wW be Mr&:, Rich· Reid Young is counselor Cor the "The Face ot My Pariah" by Smith, daujhter ot Mr. and Mrs. ard Bauer, the wife of a tormer Aulort ' Roolb, Is reclt)enttng Portamouth Dtotrlct SupertntoJ>o grfq), Heuss. It was decided that a seminar on world peace, to be from surgery, dent, who Ia nbw llvtrw In Nash-conducted In late JUne by wu. . . Tina and Todcl Nibert, chll· ville, Tem., and Miss Martha liam Thomas of Belmont, Mua., dr,en .of Mr. anti Mrs. Pete Nl· coy, of Dayton, Who is a retlr.. ·. bert ot GalUpolil, apelt1he week.. . ed missionary from_lndia. ·Miss w111 be open to the public:. The - end here · trlth their graOOpar- Coy wlll uae aati\'e costumes as seminar will be OO!Kllcted on a ela, Mr, ard Mrs. Gerald WU· she tells of her wort. Ulree nlgbt basis. dtrmutb. Omcert Pill be ~ected aD.! a ' , Dr. IIIII Mrs- Everett A. Tra- pledge service giten. Mrs. calcy 'of Columbus spent the week- vin Rodeftefter w111 cORiuct the i.' eDit here With his mother, Mrs. aervtce ot recognition· and Rev. Mr. abl ·Mrs, Fred Spencer Twin ore · ·Nell• Tracy. Rodehetrer will conduct the In- retuned on SIU1day £rC111 a visit ·.. ' atallati(lll service. · with their daugiJter am ~Jn.. Sa.ck Iunehesshouldbebrought. laW, Mr. llll Mrs. Walden Ben. Conference B8vefa8e.. and dessert will be nett RoushatPoughskeepsie, Nt:w ' prepared by the WOJ'MR o! the York. While there they vtslted Mr.. alii Mrs, ' Roger Holmap, · Bigelow Church at a cost ot 35 two evenings with Mr. a... Mrs. ceria. Tom Vahce and tamUy at Salt Delaware, are aMOWlclng the birth or twin daughters, Tiacie ·' POint, New York. . R8c0rt 'Oialtora'lt the home of Michelle abl Kelly Coleen, on Mr. aril Mrll Jess a....... Lotart, Sulllly, APrn 20, at the Mary MASO!'I- '1110 Wabama Band were Mr. aNI Mrs. Fred Spencer, Jane case Hospital In Delaware. Traele weighed two pouRis alii wiU > Booators are -lli!rllli•PI'Il- Mason. Mr. alii Mrs. Blll Price, weighed Ura. felolonal wrestllni malcb this Eut LIVIJ110ol; Mrs. H1 r o I d 1~ IJI!IICO' three pollllls and nine ounces. Frlda,y; April 25, 'II ·wo~tama . . r,roore, New Lextnston, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holn-.n of tJYIIIIIIIoiWn; '111e inaln ~ent . .Mrs. E. L . stadler, Cleveland, cQo. wUI be Bai Man .r. Rol>bi ver- Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Golden lloz- lloclne and Mrs. Wllltam Hub1\tS. Gene LaboUe ,r, C"-'<k lstt u.Ii·Mr. and Mr11. Woodrow bard of Syracuse are the gramt. psrslllo. Mr11. John Holman of Pee. . , BrOII!'o "'tOrt.' The IIOe<lld ev.llilt Ia Chico Rev. Mrt. Bernice Winkler, Middleport Ia o srost • grand•• Garcia VI, FllllulcJuo biliek· Mrs- 'EUOt<e llort; !jrs. Mable mother. ·. Dee atld In tho ~ ~ott\ Bil- • JohnsOD/ !l)lurman Young,· Mta. ly u,ntell, 111!01 110ln1t '111e Edith ' Fox of !lie Cll!llil United Mo!l/ed "$iival.'• Metbodjat ·O.urch· W!Jl Jtlend tlie ' l'ltti·odmlisliill ii $1for'IW, q•rtorh> , ob. :I1Jurs$UO r0r ·~ 101- do11' ' ' ihil' re!Oi'VOII · Miita ' I .' Plan District New , WSGS,Event Mason Area · ~, News, Notes ·.. y -~ . •,•:::... A program to be presented at a meeUng ot the Good Luek Garden Club at the Southeast. ern Ohio Mental Health Center on May 23 was plamed du.r· TUESDAY CIIE.'Il'ER GRANGE 2609, regulsr -Illig. Tuead'J' evening. AU members asked to attend by Harry D, HOlter, maater, who reports that an Important buSIness session will be' held. • HOMEBUlilil~ll's" - CLASS, Middleport Church r1 Cbrlat, progreslive dinner, beglming at the cbureh, 6:30 g.m. Appetizer with LADIES AUXILIARY, Feeneygioa, 7:30 p.m. at the hall. SOUTHERN LOCAL B a n d Boosters, 7:30 Tuead'J' ntgt,t at tbe·hll!ll schoOl. WEDNESDAY FEfl'iEY - BENNETT POST 128, Amertean Ugloo, 7:30 Wednead'J' nipt .al the hall. POMEROY LIONS Club, noon Wednesday, at the 1\lmeroyUnlted Methodist Church. WOMEN'S GUll.D, 7:30 p.m., Wodnead'J' at Trinity United Chlll'cb of Christ. POMEROY WCTU, 2 p.m. Wednead'J', Fl>meroy United Methodist Chureb. PASI' PRESIDENTS, Ladles Auxiliary, Drew Webster 1\lst 39, American Legion, 7:3il ~ed· nesday night at the home of Mrs. J. M. Thornton. THURSDAY Sl'ltACUSE TlllRD WEDriEs. DAY Homemakers Club, postpon. ed last week, will be held Thurs· day at 10 a.m. at their regular meeting place. Safety will be the subject and Mrs. Howard Nolan will be the leader, There will be a potluck lunch at TIOOI\. WOM.!;N'S ASSOCIA TlON, 7:-_ 30 p.m. Thursday night at the Middleport First United Pres. byterian Church. Mrs. William Morris, program; Mrs. To m Kelly, devotions. Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, Mrs. Helen Lewis, Mrs. Edna Anderson, Mrs . .James Buchanan, Mrs. Carl Gilmore, hostesses. PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Chapter, O.E.S. 7:30 at the Masonic Temple. STANLEY PARtY sponsored by the Ladies· Awdltary of the Bashan Flre Department, 7:30 Thursday night at the firehouse. Publlc Invited. ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p. m. Thursday night at the hall. PAST OFFICERS Club of Ra- cine Chapter, O,E.S., Thursday nigh~ at the home of MrK. James lUll. FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS Class, EJJ.terprlse United Meth!XIist Church, Frldii,Y nl8ht at tho borne ot Mrs. Frances Carleton. , MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:30 Frlda,y nipt, Middleport First Baptist Church. SATURDAY BAKE SA~E, , Racine Chapter 1 .- \ . SHOE$ f·OR TilE ENTIRE FAIIILy chrome sude contest. Mrs, Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs. PhiL WllilamJ(Jil, and Mrs. Jed Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Mrs. Webster, Sr., were appointed to Thomas Kelly, Mrs. Rodney · the nominating coinmittee. Downl~, and Mrs. J. E. Har~ Mrs Elmer Wickham preai- ~ey were i.n Chllli:cothe Friday dent, ~ead an article ,:How to tor the Sprmg PresbyteriaL The , Keep a Neat Ysrd and Garden" WHERE SHOES ARE SENSIBLE PRICED represe~ted Middleport a;:.:M~r:•·~W:ll~ll~a:m:80!1:r:oad:;;"~AI:•:•-~===M:t:dd:I:•'""=':':O:.==~ Umted the Presbyterian tour F i r st Church. Bruce Wallace, student at Marshall University, visited Saturday with his family. Mrs. Arnold Dodson is the new receptiooist in the office of Dr. J, J. Davis. She had previsouly been employed at the Middleport Deparbnent Store. Sp. 4 aOO Mrs. Ronald Wil- Touch&Sewo liam Russell are here wltll their parents, Mr. ard Mrs. Lawrence Russell, West Columbia, aOO Mr. aDd Mrs. John Bryan, Middleport. Sp, 4 Russell retulined recently £rom Vletnamandhasbeen a patient at the Walter Reed Hospital. He wtll report to Fort Knox, Ky. on May 2. His wile, the former Christian Bryan, wUI accompany him there. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Bryan and children, Columbus, were weekend guests or Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan. Sp. 4 and Mrs. Ronald Russell and Mrs. Lawrence Russell are il'l Loratn this week vlsltingrela· thes. Miss Vesta McCoy is llome from Veterans Memorial Hospi. tal where she has been confined since February. Visiting her today is Mrs. Sybil Kittle ofGlous-ter. by Cabinet Models . . . . . . . . _. . . c·r::~r~ ! J!!I ll .... .._c... 1)• . ~~·-·. . • • - • ......... ..."'""'"" ' ..... ~. • CABINET MODEL.S ~ 134, iJ.E.S., Saturday·; 10 a.m., Racine Food Market. Eacll mem. ber to contribute. For pickup oC items call ~al Diddle, Barbara Dugan, Kate McNickle, or Cora Webb. Slro;ght Stitch • PORTABLE ZIG-ZAG MODELS • SALE NOW IN PROGRESS II Wouldn't Hurt To Place Mothers Day Orders Now C!Ef~O DUDLEY'S FLORIST Serving: Gallipolis, Middleport, Pomeroy, O. & Mason Co., W.Va . 446·1n7 or 992·5560 Singer Sales & Service & McCalls Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, 0. up to • ond Ki>l y owa nee. Sharon Roush Will _______ _ .. .....- -- ·' ' " • BRAND 00 lb. ft!TCH,to a modern flarnel., so electric ranae ire· prosetiiiJ 'u!i111 M old f~shi<lflO!I . ~joil ~· you earn up to I allowanc~. ' ears ¥ ' Be Wed on Saturday 5 roljJOIIded Also read at the meeting WKS , a letter from Mr11. Edward Mizieko urging entries in the Kodo- Born on April 20th .. Fresh ter lr'J' t( +sr• to roll eall Jlllo till ' Mr. and Mrs. Rl,chard Plekens; Iliad with the WIUiam T, Gruesera; the main course with Mr. and Mro. Caah Bohr, and dessert at the Denver Rlc:e hom(! • Bennett Post 128, American Le- mer Wickham, a report on EaJ. , ka's Wild FloWer1."' favors taken to V~rans Memorial and Meigs Gener- name~ a wild dower. al HOtpltala was given by Mra. Nra. Edith Jtviclln, lira. "'-' T. A.· Hemesy. McKinley, and Mno;,~·=~~~ lng Thurld'J' nl&frt's meeting Oil AD bYYltatioo to enter arranp. were guests at the m the Twili&llt Garden Club at the menta In the Wlndlna Trail Gar- "'l""ed with ~· . home r1 Mrs. Leverett Roolih, den Club' a spring dower show· LUcretia Genheimer. TWD oiiiiii->J' Middleport, was read. 1be show indudes two tatl.ons "Praise the J...orir' .... A contrlbutfOII toward the pro- fnvitatJona\ C(&&Bel iD the artf.... UMay ] Be Grateful'' Mid gartt.,. ject expenaes r:A the club from tic arrangemel)ta , category. It ele "Retroi.PeCt~' :bY Gerilltla6 Mrs. Frank Fugate was acknowl- will be sta&od oo Ma,y 10 at the Everett Thoo wore reoc!'b7._• I edged. Mrs. Fugate, a member, Pomeroy Flementary School. Genbelmer. has been ill and unable to at.. It was voted to parUclpate in Mrs. RoUsh ud Mill tedhet.. tend for' some time. During the the Dally Sentinel's "G r e en mer served refrelllmeJU. F•meeting cooductod by Mra, El- Thumb Notes." weekl,y garden.. vors were mlnlablr~ plaide I.itng column, and Mrs. RouSh vok dera. unteered to prepare the' .first . .-----~!1"'!'111 paper on June 19. NAME ~ Daughters Planned •ook's Tomato,·· VIne Ripened COFFEE .~ CREAMER ;i.. 6 OUNCE JAR -TV DINNERs· -EA. . ..... Everr Day 'f For ·PRODUCE • 16 oz. bottiBS *~1i ONION-TOMATO CABBAGE PLANTS lb. CRE ORA BIG! 8 .'~· · Assorted · · , , ·' ' 'Installation is Held 7.lvs.oz. ' . . ·--·- , SIGH your coupon and lill in the required in· " ' Yqur wirirJK aUowance /ipr;J 30, 1969. ' . i~ "ed.;.,... . . \ flamo!lns,electric rena~, with .• ' ..~ ~- Sit !he ciJn!rOis;; , w111 ,.,for pleanlna 1tselh'<. automalli:MIY ·than ~' oo(ltt oriCI �•• .• '.!-, I 'i. 'I t_ l J\ ! .I . . ' . ' •' , . . c :,,,, :. . .,,,, For$ale 011~ oF P 11b llcotian REGU LATIONS Til. P 11bli dMr rutrvlll thll right ta 110it or ••i•o:l onr od1 d...... d ob· jllo:ti o.... t. n .. publi •h•· will nco! bll rnpor"!sibl• IO< mar• thai"! 01"111 inc:orrtcl in••rT ion. RATE S For Wont Ad S.rvict 5 c11nh 1>'1' Word 0 1"!11 innrtian M i nin~um nice clean one. 1965 PONTIAC ............... ......................................... $1695 lnnrt iOI"II . Safar i Station Wagon, loc.ol 1 owner car, white over 25 pt • c• nt DiscounT on pard ads ond od1 po id with in 10 doya . CARD OF THANKS & OBI TUARY . $1.50 fo.- 50 word n~inimu m . Eo . e~dd i t ionol word 2c. BLIND ADS Additional 25 c Chorg• per Adv.,. dork blue finish . Clean interior, like new w.. w tires, automatic, power steering and brakes . Radio. Po111troy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO ~- am-teo atillee, &I~ ver Rldgo lktld. I-JOitp HOME 'ftiAILEII, 2 llorlle IIIII!, eontaet Arnold Grate. Jlt4. laitd Funt!lttro. 4-10-81c @) UPRrotn' PEANOS, .....,.._ Uonal, call MS-1211 Rutland Furniture 01. 4iJ8.1o •.. ...u. Sadly missed by wile. KaHe and F'amlly. brothers and sisters. 4-11-ltp Card of Thanks WE IV1SH to thank our friends In the Meigs, Gallia and Mason area for their help and support after ..., 10!1 our hCII!le bv fire; also, the firemen from Middleport, Pomeroy. Rutland and Mason. Mrs. Evelyn Thomas and Family. 4-11-ltc Lost l-ADIES beige wallet !oat In Pomeroy. Valuable papers. Reward. !'bone 992-2639. 4-2'Uic Nolle. WOULD the people wllo liD my clothes late Saturday night at IUia and ~ ..tum i!lem to Pet!RY llollman, Cbeoler, Oblo, Pl1one Rewaxd lor retumtng them. ~11-IIJ> VACANCY lor two elderly people. Proler private paid patlenll. Phone Mason, '1'13-511S. !N-Ile WILL DO baby sitting In my home, $15 a week. Phone 992m. 4-20-3tr Erftplovment Wanted INTERIOO and exterior paintIns and roof 'OO!'k. Call Gene Congo, Long llottom, 81!-2'101. 4-*!4tp Help Wanted LADY FOR houseloork, cook. Live In or oat. Phone 99211151. 4-ZI«c I'UlL OR PART time, earn 11M! to t!OO, write Box 1163-L. In care of Daily Sentinel, Po- meroy. 4-1~ Business Opportunity OWN YOUR own dry cleaning business. Ambitious mmn or woman to tate over and own t,.,k and roote. We will do deanlng wholesale. Apply In person. A.B.C. C!eanen, MaBon. W. Va. 4-10-llc 1\'JLL SELL one or both of my cleaning plants. A. B. C. Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. 4-10-llc For Sole nr Trade 1!1118 CAMERO V8, 4 apeed: 198'1 F!reblr<l V8. 4 apeed. Call 1111!-'54? or 119l-57l8. a-U-tic Auto Sales !965 FORD Ga!a.Je 500, power brakea and steering, tinted glass, .title wall Urea, A-1 rmdi.tlon, one owner ear. low mUeoge. Call daytime 11ft. !SOl. evenings and week ends 6111- Coolville. 4-21-31< 1!161 MG, Salem St., Rutland. 4-20-3tc ISM FORD Gaiule 5011. auto- matic lranam-. 3tO en«lne. Phone !11$.31!113. 4-20 !tJ> 1tl3 VOLitSWAGEN, fi!IO. I'll. IIU'I'I'I. 4-20-tle For Rent lllct"epllt 01111 t-tai 6 ROOM houae wltlt balb, 1 lots, 16,000.00. 11 Oak Street. Phone II!Z-3394. ~ -•tor PH. D9:1-2H3 . NOTICE OP JJIPDIMTMEMT !star. of Loraruhr Mlghl, Deeeaud. MASON CAR WASH Notiu lt hertrb r vlv.n that Morr M. B...clc, wt.o .. Pott OHir;• etd· Car Completely Hand .... 201192 dr1ts i1 Pr:tileNr, Ohio, R. D• .t, hot Hen dul,- appointed Ex1cutrix of th• E1tote of loronclo Might, . dec•e~111d, Ohlro . lot• of M•llill County, Dattd this .(th day of April, 1969. JOHN C. lACON Adlng Jud11• of the HOBSTETTER REALTY rruek 1 :;~~u. .reon.To _. Tho t11o Llrlt• BLAEnNAIS ..., Ettate Por . . For Sale Ing. two door sedan, 1967 Chrysler New YDI'ter. Phone TWO YEAR old pony, blaek & while, Shetland, k!S.OO. Plw>ne !)92.jl54?, 4-20-3tc 99Ulll'l after 4 p.m. 4-ll-3tp POMEIOY 4-Zl_., ,... WINCIIESTElR model ?'7-.22 1968 CHEVY 'I'wo, 1w<><1oor seaotmnalk: riDe with ooape. dan, V-8 automatic. Phone 992v ety nice, 150: also 7 111111 IIS4?. 4-20 tfc Mauser with ollng, eztra nice, flO. Call Dean Weber, !'l69 FALCON, air conditioned, 74Uati. 4-ZI«c V-8 atoumatic, power steer- YOUR . 'NEEils . HANNAII'S Huabond lloelor hates work so he cleans the ntgtt will! Blue Lutttre. Rent e!ectrle sbampooer, .1. 'l'llly'• Bargalnland. IUIIJitiEY DOWIIIHG Auto Sales We who have loved you dear. Your pasoing bas brougbt lean. The d<¢bs ol sorrow we cannot ten, Of the dear one we loved ao ,. •. IIMII!IIIII.,.. IN LOVING memory ol Wllllam J . Blake, who passed nay April 11, 1968. ' ohlna · - · OW. pleOo cof. lee and tntL tall!eo. Phone ' In Memory ... ' '' ' .' -~ 1966 CAMARO 2 DOOR ......................................... $2895 Company official car. V~B engine, auto. trans., pow-er steering, radio, bucket seats and console. Bloc~ vinyl roof. New car title and guarantee. OFF ICE HOURS 8:30 a .m. 10 5 :00 p.m. Dai ly ,113fo.m. to 12 :00 Noon ~turdoy• ' •tor Co. 1965 CORY AIR COR SA H. T. CPE. '';j;.;--Fi~i-;i;.• 4 speed rrans., 140 H.P. Midnight b i with vinyl interior and bucket seals, new tires, radio, a IIIII"'"' · '· ,. ' Cha•ge 7.5c 11 ct r"!h pll• word tlnttf con$tCu· tin inurliOnl . 18 ctnll P" Wotd 1io co no11 c ut iv1 . I ONE '!JiiiNG 1'011111 1111110, · ,011!! . diDiJig roonj outie .Jncl1ltllnl 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY . <' ' Find Eyerything Fr~·m A~to'.s .}To..\'o-Yo~~~ bt~ Tiie ' Se':ltlli~t . , WANT AD INFORMATION DUD LINES S p .lll . Day etfar• Pultl lut icon llla11dor D•adli~~~o 9 0 . 111. Ca nullotion• & Cotrtc lion• Will h aC CIIptH until 9 a .m. far r,?.. • • .' 6- tfut Dilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddloport, 0., Tuoaday, A,prU 22,1969 ; " • PI'Obot• Court M•lgs Co1.1ftty, Ohio .. 18; .. / 15; ../ 22 3tc: Rubbed and Rinsed $1.25 Open: Mon. thtu Fri. Soturdoy - 9-6 Sunday - 11-6 'I'IIREE-P!ECE bedn>om au!te, FIVE ROOM unfumlslled apartreposl!essed. Willi good boi GI!O. BOIIS1'E'ITER. 1lroler ment Mlldern. Call lngel• !piing and mattress, lor un- POMEROY - 6 rooma, both, Guests of Mr. and Mrs, Tom ter, Oley, W. Va.i Shirley Greer, furnace, 3 bedunns, flr&Furnfture 992-2635. 4-ll-3tc paid baiiii!Ct of ltlti.IIS. Hot· Byrd and children were her par.. Columbus; Connie Greer, Gree~ place, shade, garage. 16.000. !'Oint autvmat!c wnher, I· ents, Mr. aB:I Mrs. E. W, Akers, vllle, S. c., and Mr. ard Mrs. ~UUSE in Pomeroy, Call 992speed, ISO unpaid balance. POMEROY RVRNL - 3 bed- her brother and sister-in--law, Jim Reed an:l sons, Gary, Ind., :m:l . 4-21-3tc 1111!'1• Funllture, Mlddleoort. 1'0011111, beth, modern kliclteft, Mf. aOO Mrs. David Akers an:l were guests ot their parents, Mr. full baS<!Itteitl, furnace. car4-22-3tc her nleoo, Linda Kearns, aU or anel Mrs. AOOrew Greer. port. 1 aere. •12,500.00 FURNISHED apartments. ReyHuntington, W, Va, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mattox nolds Flower Shop. Mason 1115? S'IUDEBAKER station ,... SYRACVSE - 6 1'00111$, one Recent guests or Mr. arxl Mrs. made a business trip to Augusta, floor, 3 bedrooms, tllnlt!( City, W. Va. l'!lone 773-5t4?. gon, ? - · and Ures (I Hob Turner were their son-in- Ark. a~a. furnace. """"-•Y. 4-22-tft mud and mow cleats\. First Mr. aOO Mrs, Wllliam Thomas, o1oubJt garage. Beautiful large law and daughter, Mr. am Mrs. $50 takes it Also will plow Ray Ash a!XI daughter, Marcia ot Columbus, spent the weekend with lot. APNR'!1MENT, first fioor, foor ~anlens and ...,. large their son and daughter· her brother, Frank Perry, andat 11J1:LEN or VIRGIL TEAJI'ORD Gahanna, room and bath. also second !...,... Call or see Lynn Hart. in--taw, Mr. and Mrs. Leland their farm here, ASSOCIATES . . . Turner and daughter, Albany,and floor apartment, four rooms Racine, P!lone 919-4433. Martha Mays, Dover, Is speld-tJnd bath , both close in. Phone 4-ll-3tc their son-in-Jaw and 'daughter, ing a Cew dayt "ith her parents, 992-5233. 4-18-elc Mr. and Mrs. Leslie canocle of Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter. 8:1slness Servlm Lucasville. Relativ~s here rrom adistan~e FOUR ROOM house In SyraFURMSHED and udurnlshed Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dye jojned because ol the illness and death TERMITES SWARM1NG? They cll!le; bath. carport. gas furapartments. Close to school. reproductlves kicked out other members of their family of Mrs. Elza McComas were Mr. nace. Good oondiftoo. Phone Phone 9!12-5434. 10-IJ.tfc of the active termite colony for a reunion at the home of and Mrs. Roy Miller, Mr. and I!II!-SIIIll. 4-ll-4tc infestil1g your home to start their son---in-law ard daughter, Mrs. Dotrell Beatty alii tamily, 'rRAILER LOTS. Bob'• Mobile 1'165 MUSTANG 4 speed trans- . r."" colonies. Low <>Verltead Mr. alkl Mrs. Clyde Walker and Mr. aOO Mrs. Bob JonesandchU.. Court, Syracuse, Ohio on State - reaionable, Meiga com. family at Tlurman. Other family dren. Dayton; Mrs. William (Patmission, 2119 engtne. e..,.llent Rl. 124, Phone 1111!-2151. .pany, Allied Peat Control, 7 members present were Mr. and ty) Elliott, Holbrook. Ariz.; Mr. condition, no ru~~t. Phone 911!· a-ll-tic Liberty, Pomeroy, 0. ~ Mrs. C~ster Baum~rtner aOO_ , and Mr~- '~ Wiles, ~; 4-11-$1c 5 p.m. 911!-St169. l-17<11p ramui:i,';iit->.eo.hoctoo, Mr. and.'"JQYl e 'SC!IIt and ·John !.ow)O)', Mrs. "Glen Irwin ani children of Fairborn; Mr. and Mrs. Elza FURNISIIED house in Pome- NEW 1969 ZIG ZAG ....mg roy, riVl' rooms and bath. machine in orlginal factory SEE NEIGLER Bulld!ns SUp- Marysville, and Mrs. Mary Kep- Wood i.nd Mr. aOO Mrs. Robert can evenings, 1111!-5262. ply fflr building your home. nar arxl children of Hartlord. Wood, Columbus; Mrs. Greg Me.. carton. Autumat!c zil! zag to Mr. and Mrs. James Gaston, Allister, Dora Markcum, Mr.and U-lf• Col! Guy Nelgler, Racine, 0. make buttonholes, sew on local, and her nephew, David Mrs. Ralph Jaynes, LloesDrqoo a-21-11< buttons, monogram, and Hess, Dayton, joined members and. Oscar Dragoo,GrtmthsvUie, FURMSIIED TWO BEDROOM make fancy designs with tlte or the Gaston family foragattJ.. W, Va.;Erma.Dragoo,Newark,N. apartment. Middleport . l'!lont twist of a single dial. Lei! In Cf!VCK'S Caslt and Clll'l')' TV 992-38?4 . S-9-He Service, oave up to one-hall erlng at the home of Mr. and J.j .Mr. and Mrs.SemuelMcCOm· Jay away and never been uson repairs. BrinK them In aad Mrs. Charles Gastoo alii famUy as, Orlando, Fla. i Mr. and Mrs. ed. Balance dUe only $47, or Harry McComas, Ashton. W. VL; ·ffiAJLE)R, Brown's "n-ailer save. Chock'• TV, !52 Butter- of Athens. terms of fl per month. Phone Vina RutherCord ol Colwnbu• alii Mr. and!.fr&. RobortMeCoot· Park , MlnersvtWe. Phone 992Dill Avt!., Pomeroy. ,_..,., 911!-26811. ~ spent Satutday night with her u, Fort WIQ'M, Ind. 3331. 4-9-121<! mother, Mrs. Fa)re Jordan, and Mr. alii Mrs. Ed He111ley of F.LECI'ROLUX Vacoum Clean- SEPTIC taw cleaned. MIDer Mrs. Jordan returned home with Flatwoods, Ky., were overnight 1 1'11REE room Apartment, er. !las throw away bags and Sanitation, Stewart, Ohlo, her on SUnday ahl will vl.alt with guests of her Plrents, Mr. and <'OIIlp!etely modern w!th bull~ Phone l!e2-.l035. S.J3.tlc relatives there. eomplele aet of cleaning alMrs. JerryCulwelland~erbrotbin kitchen. wall oven and tacl!ments, and guaranteed Mr. and Mn. WWiam Lawson. er alii slster..m.llw, Mr. and table top unit, stainless steel C. C. IIRADJI'OIID perfect condition. Pay off Mr. arxl Mrs. Gene Jeffers -am Mrs. Wllllam Culwell. •i,.. with dispooal unit, bath. AUCI'IONI!:EII balance ol till; !erma. ~ Mr. arKI Mra. lAvern Jordan at. Friends alii relatlYea lrmnthe oomplete with shawer and Complolo llenlet 911!-2tlllli. 4-l:Uie tellled a Gralll Ole ~ry shoW In vlclnl!j< ottellled the funoral ol large closet, nkely deoorat· ..... MNII1 Charleston, W. Va., on Friday Chloe Dixon, 78, who lived moat ed. Call 992-52?1 for appoint- SIX-ROOM house, wall to wai ....... Oldo evening. o! her liCe near Vales MID and ment. 4-IS.tft Crill Bntlhrd rarpet in living room, 1...1 Recent guests ot Mr. alii Mrs. wa• well known here. SerYice• lot; nicest hOme in MiddleI 1 tic Tmn Byrd ani childnm were hla were conducted by Rev. A. B. APAR'l'I\!ENT, four rooms, port, I« Nortlt Fourtll St., lather, John C. Byrd, alii hi• Matey and !.fro. Maley at Borbatll, dean : front and hack AIR CONt>mONtNG Refriger- brothar~n-law alllsloter, Mr. alii ing Chapel Ctwrch. Interment Mkldleport. l'!lone m.31181. entrance; 818 South Seeond, ation eervlce. Jack's Relrtg- Mrs. B. "1. Campbell and ~hll.. was lnBowencemeteryllll!erthe 4-1?-6tp Middleport Phone 992-3134. eraUon, New Huen. hone dren, Marton, South Carolina. direction or the Blgony IWteral 4-21h1tc GARDEN 'I'RACOOR. Slmpl!clAmoogtholle callbtioo!.fr.and Home, AlbanY. lllr!-20'19. 4 • lie Mrs, Rolland Crabtree ard Murl Members ~ the tamily-whomet ty, plow and coltlvalonl. AlGalaway on sunday were Leon with Mr. arid Mn. HarryE.MaaFor Sale Ien Sayre, Racine. Pbone 949- READY • !IIIX concrete dellv· ered right to your proJect. Woodrum alii ehlldren alii Mr. &ey on Sunday to help them celePOODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 2132. 4-20-3tr Fall and eaoy. Free eatl- alkl Mra. Kenneth Crabtree, Me· brate their 50th weddhwanntverminiature, tT5 and up. stud matea. Pllone !19J.J184, Goer- Arthur, Mra. DavldWoodrwnand sary were Mra. Arle~Beaverot service and grooming. Phoae SINGEII ZIG ZAG sewing malela Ready • Mix 01.. Middle- chlldren, Colu.mbus; and Mr. and Deer ·Park, Texas, Mr. and Mrt. 992-5443. !I 3 1ft chine. 'lliJt machine just lite Gene Massey aM children fl. Nt.. ,__ Thl! mach!ne makes port, Ohio. • • tic Mrs. Mendll Jordan, locaL Rex Cheadle, who ha1 been tro, W.Va., Mra. Jean~- of ilERT'S a gay girl, ready for fancy deaigns, hotmnhole!, quite Ul, iunlerobsenationtml Hubbard, Ohio. Mra. :rhelmaMc- · a whirl after cleaning carmonograms, sews on buttons. BUDGET PRICI!l furnllttrt Cit our thlr<J budpt lltop, is al'l out-patieat at Holzer Medi· Callister alkl son, Mr. aDd Mrs. pets wiltt Blue Lustre. Rent Thlo sold new for 1229.115. Will cal center, Galllpolia, at thi& Foster Miles ard Mr, and Mra. electric shampooer, $1. Sayre lor ISII.OO or per . Bater Furnlturo, Middleport, Clarence White of St. Alllalu, Hardware, New Haven, W. Oldo. 84fe time. month, caB 1192-#18. 4-:lb«c Templo Church WSCS met trlth W. VL, alii Mr. IIIII Mr.;' llnldVa. 4-!7-6te IIN<JLAIMED LA'I'AWAQ, 11119 SEWING MACI!INES, ropalr !.lr&, Ronnie Seott on Wedneaday lord Masaey and family, loeal. Articles !rom the church Many !rlellls aloo oalled to wloh, oer.tce, aU makes. WY s- evening. SEVEN ROOM house and out AM-I'M stereo ClOIIIIolo, In mapzlne. Respoas,. alOili "irith them m&JQ' ·more annlveraartea. . 2184. 'l1lt Fabric Shop, P.,. a IIP8Cia1 program were preaem.. buildings: 2 acres ; phone lovely wa!DUt finish. JUBI !Ike Portland 813-Z'I!J5. 4-1?-ftc new, thltt aet has factory wareroy. Author!Jed Singer Sales ed b)' Leah Crabtree alii Ell~· ranty, 4-speed auillmalle and Service. We Sltarpen beth Jonlan alii an lntereatlng LEGAL NOTICE SeJ..-.. ...,. dlscuiSloa was held. Otftcers aeALUMINUM Fi!blng Boats, cltanger. This eel oold mU<h ..re. deep, sturdy. Buy a safe bi!!ber. Asoume balance of leeted for ooml,.tiOII were Mrs. boot for your family's protec. SliM.21 or I"Y 15.50 per montb. CIGAIIETI'I! vending machlnel Carl Cnbtree, President; 'Mrs. lion. See Lorenzo Davis, 14 Call lltl'l-211911. ~ and servtco. ABC EnlerprJia wnuam Lawson. vice president; mlle weal of new Rl. 33 on M1111111, W. Va. Phone 'I'IUIII. Mrs. Mendal Jordan, secretary, King~~bury Road. l-4-30tc TWO PONIES, brown and wblte u.tle alii Mrs. Robert Matto>, treaaur1 mare, lO-Inchea. dUe to foal - - -,, - er. !ll'lM()VE EXCEilS body fluid In fall : solld blad< geWJnc, RARIUSON'S TV Strvlne. Mr. alii !.fro.· Earl Starkay 48 !nclteo: both gentle, broke, with Fluldex Tablets, only H- ealls and antenna lalea were &UOots o1 honor at the M<llll-handled by chlldmt. Allo $1 .49 at Neloon Drug. 3-!l-45tp •nd oervtce. 9otno 0111ennat . gomery C<tilllll' Grange l!ai!Quet hone drawn WJIIOII, u<dent inllllletl lree with ~. · whleh washeldattheUn!!WMiii>TOMATO STAKES, Charles G. condition. l!venin81 alter 5 Phone IIIU, 4f.lle pi!ist Clwf'h at Germantown, ,on Saturday e,.n!~ starltoy, Cunningham, Rt. 3, Pomeroy , p.m. and weebndtt. Walt_.E. Baller, 'l'uppen Plolno, Qltlo. 011 other s!de o1 latrgroonds lnsurene, State ~'1:::1~= &UOol Grariie II 4-20-Jip 011 old Rt. 33 near Princess AIITOMOBILI!: lniDI'IIIIC!e bNtt Pat Caal Mine. 4-20-3tc WILL HAVE aU vwlellel. ol •il!<'elleM Loot 1hat ·· - southern planltl after ·Ap;ll.,D . .... ~·' !'.:a~ . . .. GEN'l'l;E rtdlll!l hone. Phone .__ ore Carpenter News, Notes . Complete Fr6nt·End and Brake S•vlce BLAETTNAR'S POMEROY Foi The FasteSt ' Se~lce DAY. OJ' NIGHT •••.CALl:. ~AW~INGS SERV~Cii' . DAY 992·2151 . . NIGHT 992;732{ . . ·-·.EI'ORT. SONS "" . OHIO EXPERT .Yfttel All.nme•t ,• S5.55 . WMPO -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-21194 ,.•...., .... ,"" INFORMAnON iiEWS · ·- presents o. -·Dependable T.V. Service · . LOCAL REPORtS DAILY AT SERVICE MANAGER- 1:50 A.M.· . , ,. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND . 4:30 P.M. HAROLD WALKER . HUMPHREYS Phone 992.7242 l<eepi ng Meigs Gallic and -. Mason . Ar~o Informed "As Well' As . Enterioined '"*. -·TtiE LEADER Ca-.4PANY.. , OISPOSfD OF ME Jrf A "·~'""~ 4-~f-lltc suo ••NEVER USED ariythlng Uko Phone Cll8llel II. Haldlt .... IIIII. +JI.Cio "*' tt," say users of Blue IAI!rtre ONE ·NOI\(JI!! wthlllf liJRt for cleaning 'oarpel. Rent wastq machlllt'. ~ oledrlc ohlilllpooer - r -~~~ ~•.1i<!lli' ,., ... . l'llrnlture. 4-11-:ftc PIMme ~· :,~ ~ '!. WAR BUCKS H.CIS BEEN Rf&UEO! mojorltg? A-The House of TO 6f lilY FI~~L ~G ~! Repre. · sentatlveo decldea ,who the .out prelldeat oball be. In "' • 1111ch 11 Hollie decllloa, each state lla& a olncte vote oo matter how many me. hu. . BETTER ~UY USED CAR'S. ' CROSSWORD DOWN J. De.lni tdrongly tlUi sun , 2~. Toy air· ,. Behold pllllle 3. Printeril' rlletJIU~M ... !r.fortally 'II. Silent: ; ' matei1al 6. "aeritl\'0- • tellow 1. E~lilie ' 1 u-rambl•t-ll!urJoillble~ ·- obel•· 27. . 1tne letter. to. nch JClli-aft, to ' · tom four "ordinar)' word1. 2&. Orl~ntal music _: '" .~trJJ-M;14J~_, 21. u;p_with . ISN'T IT GREAT TO SEA-'LONHANEGE? FOI< A ~I ' noor --- T4UM3. UNTIL SAHIB -w.iif~ WAS . hllsan --- ..n SO Fl2 "THE NOf'tCf:, I SWILL CONTIHU! M"'f COri.CEALMErtT ' WOLF P!!N ' t11tfe •• I ill'fiiiSN . ( i{OU ~N, CHUCK ' .f.· . ' •q:,. ·. r r' ., . . ' ,.c .' , �• ••• ,~ [~ ' -e ! " .. 1< ' ~--· ··, ! ,. ' • ' ' ' '''-: :,.'· • ~· en fin . ,. • ~ ~. o r•'.' ;_l .() '•_) . ~ '' IJ, ' ·<:'. ,r .... -l 0 ·o;:- . . · .J , ~afia Operations Would ·Expand Safe Streets Act B)' 1/llltl!d. Pre"' lnteroatiooal eye tramplanted • ,; . HOtiSToN- JOHN MADDEN, A 55-YEA!MlLD CONROE, Tex., • rtift~e. Jt\ldlo owner,. waa 11proensstna: satllfactorUy'' today · lluD' wlliot ~~ believed to be the world's ftrst traooplant of a c..,. arrested them. Later, some 20 per cent a! Purdae's 24,000 students paraded across the Lafayette, Ind., campus, drumming up support then ccOntillled from page 1) ter consumption per month -$1.50 per 1,000 galloos or pa11 for today's boycott. Several hundred students, led thereof. - All over 30,000 gallons of by g)S member8, staged a "mlll-in" Monday at Harvard's water consumption per month University Han, then lett at $1. 10 per 1,000 gal!oos or !lllrt closing time, At one point thereof. PREMISES IN MONKEY RUN during the occupation, obserKERR'S RUN WATERSHEDS vers estimated 500 protesters - First 2,000 gaUoos ol wawere in the hall. ter consumption per mooth - $1 Princeton ~S members tried per mont:b se-.age utility fee. to btoc/1 access to a Marine - Next 3,000 gallons of waCorps recruiter, but were forced ter consumption per month aside in an angry confrontation 40 cents per 1,000 gallons or with other students. ;booting and shoving 50 anti- part thereof. - Next 10,000 gallons of waSDS students broke past a picket line of some 25 g)Sers in ter consumption per JOOI'Ith a corridor. About a dozen of the 34 cents per 1,000 gallons or part thereof. - Next 15,000 gallooo ol water consumption per month - 30 cents per 1,000 gallons or part thereof. - All over 30,000 gallons ol water consumption per month 22 cents per 1,000 gallons or part thereof. COIInc!lman Lou Poulin Indi- PICKAPAINT THAT LASTS! cated he did not W\derstand why the variation 1n cost range £or the two watersheds, s!ace the PRAn & LAMBIRT HOUSE PAINTS Chcooo tbo polnt tbat'e ~ ••• for you 1114 :vour ._ ••• from tbo fall liDo "' qiiiiiiJ, loncer~utin&Pratt•WrnJ.t Houae PilAto: oil, olkJd • latex bu01. Avallablo Ia White, Block ,ad boautlfld moc!orD colon. POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Department Store of Building Since 1915 people woold be principally pro. vided the same service. It was pointed out by Mayor Legar and FuiU that the high. er amount is assessed people in the $~gar Run and Naylors RWl watersheds because the sewage from those sectors will be treated and in the other areas it will not be treated. Legar aald this method ol assessment wlll meet with EDA approval whereby others would not. It was indicated in diiCUssinn that the average sewage service cost to eitizens will be in the area or $5.60 per month, The sewer rate charges wUl take effect June 1 o( this year and will be billed aloog with the water bill on the first day ol each calendar month. In other activities: - The sewerage eommlttee was named toimesUgatetheneed £or a 100 fi. sectionof2linchWe in the &.gar Run I1I'8il where the TriniiY United Cburch ol Christ plan1 to build a new parsooage. - n was decided council wUl i' ,. r' I.! LOW BANK RATES MEAN BIG SAVINGS ON AN AUTO LOAN Before buying a new or used cor be sure to investigate our aula loan plans. You'll be surprised to learn how muc~ lower our rates ore compared to other loan companies. 1 plate ei'Ol , NEW HAVEN - ~vo (II. cal archers from tho LeDIID11aw Cllll> attended the Ohio Val· Ill' ~· - at Rqyal bak Parll. /4ational. Hot!""* dlvlllon. meet with an official of VIdeo Services, Inc., Tf111n, to discuss possibUlUes ror cable 1V in the town. The meeting was scheduled for this coming Moo.. day night. - 1\ decision was reached to spend an amol\nt not to exceed $5,000 for hot-mix work with the Cambridge firm ol Hall & Barber awarded the bid at $9.85 per ton. The ~eUy Company submitted a bid ol $10.40 per ton. The town had advertised for bids on 1,500 tons, more or leas, and then · learned it 'bad mooeY ior about only one-third of the work it anticipated. The areas to be re.Paved are expected to include lower Monkey Run and possibly Kerr ~ and Cemetery IWl. Attending Were Mayor Lepr, Clerk Jane Walton and Councilmen Rl.ur, Fult2, Pol.illn, COllins, Roy ReuU.r and Robert flYsell. ocralch diYIIIon, Placing ohlh and .. ·•4> ,.......,_ • ..,. ntntio in11>e handicap dlvlolon were Bobby Grlmm.and Dick Wilker: Other members attancllntflj>m the, local club wore Larry King, Joe,y Roullh, Birdie Thompton, Frank Harrah and a.pne McKinney. Surgery Needed After Accident ".fJDII out if tie wW be able to see Mth the grafted organ. In the meart' time, both ftl• eyes are att.tched shut. ' ..'f M~ua students disrupt SDS project ·· #. MARlETT A, OlfiO - ABOUT 1,000 MARIET'l A College studeniB "1'uooc~ajr dl.ir141ted a protesl by Slldeoto for a Democratic Soclet,y "lpinat mUiiary r1'4:rultment 01'1 ~uL Twelve SDs members lad "iflembleil 91' llli oU.po or the Sloldent Unlooaod threarened ro remove 'Ntir Army'Oalcer Candidate School recrW.tera rrcn a nearby bufid... !Dio · ·" Tho crOWd ofabouti,OilOtoldthedlooldentsthey woold be blocked ··in ID1 atteqrt to diarupt recruiting procedures. The SOS members , ~diQorsed. · J ?i , ,. ·.Jfarningl 'f'Phasi!IU! Big Four peace efforts "' ·• WARNINGif FROM THE UNITED STATES aDdU, N, Secretary Gelooral the deU.rloroti'- MlddleEast oltuatiooullderocored .,. · Blc Four ·. today to secure a tas~peace. King Hussein of Jor. · ~said Jan ~-haa no real deslrt for peace.'" , :· AI of ' today In the Mlddlo Eao4 neither ilde has reported · 4 nt111Wa1 oil , otrlkes aodheavygroundflghtlng !hot has rocked the . _relioa dalb' almost two weeks. rqr · :} ·B:· · ' · ;.if ·' r··: ,-.dg·e ·~oun· d ' ·1 '• . · '1'111"I'oiiie • ''1irid'' ' , ' · ··'"i~ . · · ' . _·;pu. ,Wal ";. q.,!i~~ · T'li~l·!'.lll~;"~ ~~ . iJXI llutero, C<iasul~ shoold ~lude <omoplatioo of the i!J f!¥_,, otifamllbouir, Po., palntliw, oe>ksep ol the BJU UnO, ·liloo 'llleado¥ ~rtedlhoreaults adJustment of tile &irder rooken '· oft!if!r IMul).l~!lllcliOO of the Pllllfroy Ba1fge Ol&r''the Ohio Rlvt. 'lf . . 'T ~ll.tion contlnhed · atructlire llas·remaJ.rwd in&OOII coadllloo. Mainlao boOn of iol.r onler ii!tll ...,storatioa of the delerlor&lid pier COli~ all! illitlation 0( ..;• . : ~· Apple Grove Eden News News, Events Social Notes BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Sound··~:u:.ools:..:e:::~~ta::~ · "-t ' . .: The .. ·~ ~, ollffient h .. Vlsltlag recentl,y with Rev. EJ. den Blake were Mr. and Mrs. Ervao Blake, Larry aDd Rita, of Springfield, Mr. and Mr1, Elden Va. Mr. arXt Mn. Charles Reuter or Tucson, Ariz., visited with Mr. Blake, Jr., Shiela, Rlc)Qt, Randy, Lelia, Jewel and Angel,ofWoo1t. er, and Mr. afll Mrs. Harold aDd Mrs. Ray Pearson and i'amlly, Blake and Marlon o1 Greentleld. Mrs. MyrUe Bentz at Racine aoo Sat.urda)o visitors of Mr. am:l the latter~a mother, Mrs. Mae Mrs. Clinton Holsinger and fam.. Pearson, recentlY. Mrs. Pearson ily were Mr. andMrs.larryHoJ... accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Reut- singer am family o1 Kleine and er to their home in Tucson £or a Mr. anc1 Mrs. Paul Holairwerand .tsiL i'amUy of Hoeld..,rt. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush spent Russell Ray Holsinger apent 1 a weekend in Llaboll., Ohio. weaken:! with Eddie Bigley. Mrs. Homer Warner ls on the Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sloter of sick list. ReedsVille vlalted Sunday eY&- . Reeent guests Sunday or Mr. ning with Mr. atd Mn. Vlrgll am Mrs. Roy Pearson were Mr. Hol•t•r &lXI Alelhia. aol Mrs. Junior Salser, Rita and Mr. lnd Mra. Robert Barber Mll<e, Mr. aDd Mrs. Roger aDd fmolly oiLongl!otlomvialtod Theiss, Bublra,Barryao:tBeth, · recently with Mr. and Mrt. Leoof Dorcas and Mr. and Mrs. Fran- nard Barber Sr. alii family. cis Webb of Letart Falls. Mr. and Mia. Merl Swain Yl&Mr• .ad Mr.• Roy Heiney, Mr s. !ted ,..cen!ly with Mr. and Mn. Greg Theodore and LlaaaniiTodcl Leonard Barber, Jr. spem Suoday with Mr. aDd Mro. Eddie Bigley .toited '1\leoclajr Rdlert Atkenaon at Parkersbur£ evenilll with Mr. and Mra. Melvin Mr. and Mrs, Harry Shain and Reed and family. ramuy have moved to the Harry Mr. lid Mn. Steve MeCqyalll Hill rarm. Mr. and Mrs. Otarlea son, Parkerlburl, Y11Jted WedShain and family have moved to nesda)' evening wtth hi• pare.... the Bob Bumem residence. Mr. ml Mrs. Howard McCoy. Mrs, Gladys Shields, Mrs. Edna Rouah, Mn. Jim Comollyaod Brtan aDd JOBM Roulh open! the w..kend l!lth Mr. aod ·MrL Wal~ er McDade at trl))', Mr. and Mra. Fern Norris of TONIGHT, APRIL 22 RaciDe apent SUpcSay afternoon (TechnlcoiiO') . wlllr ,Mr. aDd Mrs. 1laf He!~. .. Mr. 'and Mrl. nOcer 1.tan11ot Joaeph Loaey'a . m~ved , from tlio ,' t:..N,k•, TfaU¥r ••SECRET CEREMONY" · Court ot w·the R o 1 Elberfelds Are rs Hanes Unde f,o say on tbe Abllene, Kaneas countryolde where the Wor!d Warn hero alii 84th President of the IJnlted statee was raillld. There oloo are pictures of D.JIII' and either Wlll'ld War D CCIIIbat acenea.. It has a foreword by Bruce Cot.. tOn, Pull- Prlz...-.lmlq( ldoo . tiO'Ian and SenlorEdltoroiAmericen· llerl~( The. aarrallvo Is by · K.-tli $. Davil> hlotorla• coYer- . ~ ol oarUer - . .., ' Ellllllooiwor 'lnd MlaiStevtnaon. tbla land- , '")II ~· jo the tv:~t~~=~=:;~ · ', 1,~ }1!'1\III ·Dr, MlJton Elsen~ ,biiWe!'o i14sar Etoe-., All- allll : ·'· :,~ ·'',"'".,·'; ;,.·· ,.1~1: .' . ' ·- ~' oomtortable-longer "!~ariiig·!f~Hes· ' ' . J' .·· N•,;;•·.r , quicker and. to introduee th~ . ' ' . Garrrum~~.(? SHIR·r s OR .2 \ · ·~' '· ' ' JND· . R-Va,, · :to l!tt!r:' law~ tax aDd, Se Vtte Rev. ·enue r 1 ro more el!eclive in collecting revenues owed on gambJI~~~~o The witnea! lmmunitl' and wal,"rin& lawo · woold stdeotep ~ecent Sl.l)reme coort declsJona 1n these two areas. The court has struck down the gambling tax aoamp 18 Illegal_ The Hruska-Po!£ bU!s would increaoe 11 lrmo .,0 ro $1,000 a year. The administration wW also ::kc::.'~~:-:~::::~ :~ruce ~~:=fu:;~.]~ Income, anc! wtueh has been in mlral Arthur W, RadtOI'd, Gen- opentlon more than 30 dl,ys or erals Mark Clark, Orner Brad- for which the dail.,v ''take~' ley, S. L. A. Marshall, Vloccunt exceeds $2,000. This, too. was a MCIIIttiO!Uery, Earl Alllea, !Uclo- Jo1uts011 adminlstra(loo prq10ard M. Nlm\ Merriman &nith sal. aDd otloer pl'Olllinent wartime aDd .PBicetime asaoclatea of Eisen- Kesterson Services hower. Secilona are devoted ,tO the Preoi4ootlal ~s alii IAI Elo.......,.., two ltrmo ·In the White' n..... !ntddltioo, ti!OIIook contains ·excerpts from Eiaenh-'s most iD!iJorton1 Jlleedleo aDd jJro<lamalidno. · Roodoro J11111purehaoellleat ,the 1'111111'01 '· olllctf 0( this Dew~P~Ptr:' at coPy, ·p1ut tax ~f2) '"' lave, It ~ed for t3,30 (IZ COnti ·l h, · postqe). • •n, ',_ . 1. - WUI Be on Friday F\Uiera1 oerviceo for Marlon A. l(<jileraon, 43, w,bo died Saborday In Naples, FIL, will be held Frldoy ot 10 L m.atEw~ctoap. tl with the Rev. F.ciWJl'd Grllllth .omctati~~~~o Burial wW ·be to the Rock ~rlni• Cemetery. · A ..U.ran of World war ·2, he eained a ""aide~ Unit Cit&- . uoo. ,Frieooo can at tla lloneral hcllile Thurl!day mornllll •IIIII , .~\ o« ~rvt~~ 1~. . ' - This .is .the new Polyest¢r . an:d . ,, . co((i)n . legislation Roman L. and ·Rep. a recleral crlme, Nlmn If .A~ailable to Readers Sinllowl take• pride er In ~· nve-atar pnent•a uni'I"'IU!ciOW • memorlal form. Pr.esident Amoow tao moro then tu ill... Ia avau.. tratlona Is a epeetal pieture el- ment" o1 perw:ting propoaed by Sen. HrUika, R-Neb., Iiichan! Il Pol~ /i!.r~o+>": ~~~\tlagerlng 0 i"<...lfioact-:.:. deck ourlace during tltJII<omllll! oUJruiiOr, according ro J)ohn w. Dowler, Division 10 Depuiy Dlat Pier 9 '!"' repair ol the- rector. crete deek olah ourrace the r&o port ol the Ohio Dep~ ~ HighW~ lntorost - even ways lilald. coneern - centered on the conciltLon of the Pmneroy Bridge The Stare will conti1110 to en- following collapoe of tho SUvar force C0111Jllance witll all legal Bridge Dec. IS, 1967 that linked loo4llmlts and bar a!Q' special Ka,.up, Ohio, aDd pt, Ple&aont, permit requests. . w. va. " ,':·Ike. ~•·•emo· ri"al BI·.,·ography !'l Mrs. Ray Heiney, Mrs. Greg Theodore, Lisa and Todd, visited Salurday lrith Mr. aDd M r s. Charles Shumway at Ripley, w. .Pearaon •' ;..'. ""* llar1111D iiiiiDP tile lop award In the men•o bare bow ' '". .. . ~ ' Bernice McKhile1/ a the toP award for women free sijr~ scralch division, wldle A 11 c'e Knaj>p WOD the lop, award !Dr wonoonbarebowohoolero. Peilll' Harrah (~laced · aeCOOI!I in free ot,yla and Nancy second place In the bare bplf lUIGS TlfEA"'I WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE lui llfaddea, who received the new right eye Tueoclajr in a on&ollour operauon a! Methodist Hospital, wiD have to wall three weeka ro WASIDNGTON (IJPD - P,..oldelt Nixon asked Coowreoo toc117 tor more money ard stronger laws to halt ''the moral and legal • • venim ol oor socleCT' b)' orpnlzed crime. He asked for an extra $25 miUlon whleb he said weuld double present e"l)enditurea to cut dOwn on Matll opentlons, tn addition to the $300 millloo requested by Presidenl Lyndon B. Johnson for the Safe St<eets Act. Jn a message to Congress, the President said he has authorized Att;y. Gen. John N. Mitchell to engage In wiretowing of organized racketeers, to establish 20 federal raek&teer~ field offices acroas tlle radon, ani to estabUsh a uaique federal - state racket aquad in. N... York Clt,y, Nixon safd, "the organized gambling Is estimated at crbnlllll relies 011 physical anywhere from $20 billion to ..0 lefl'or aDd poychol<Jlllcallntiml- billion, a tlgure "larger than the datlon, on econmnic retaliation entire federal admlnlstratl'(e aM political bribery, on citizen budget tor Dacal year 1951," the lncllfference and ·governmental Preaident's message said. acquiescence. The 20 racketoorlrl! field "For hbn, tho morol and legal OUICi!:B J'ellresent an ell'pansion subvel'sion of our society is a of the ''strike rorce" technique life,.loog and lucraUve prole~ begun In 1967 In Bul!alo, N. Y, slon.'' -' Nixon did not disclose where Despite two decades or the oftlces would be established olowing lnc,...olq( federal ef- but he said the attorney general rorts, Nb:on said, ·~oot a single already had made permanent oae of the 24 COsa Nostra strike forces tn Butralo. Boston. famllles has been destroyod. Brooklyn, N. Y. 1 Chicago, DeThey are more ftrm1y en- troit, MiamJ, Newark, N.J. and trenched and more secure than Phlladelphla. ever before." Through new legislation, NixThe annual take lluD Illicit on proposed "a new broad general witness immunity law t~ cover aU cases involving the -t TWO HURT- Two peroons......, lll,luredandal968 model auto was demolished in a. coW.ston at about 1 a. m. today oa Stat.. Route 7 at the Intersection of COunt,y Rood 5, near Bradbury. George COnnolly, 27, Rt. 2, Racine, the apparent driver or the car, am a passeoger, Lima Grimm, 25, Rt. 1, Middleport, were removed to Veterans Memorial Hospital by Mlddleport emergeney-reseue squadmen where they were reported ln satisfactory cOIIIition today. ~were suffering trommul:tiplelac- eraUons. The Comolly car was roported to la,. palled cno llouta 7 frml l:ouniY Road 5 and hH the Beml•rtg _.atod by Thomas E. Butner, 43, Rt. 3, Athens, Alabama, at the rear rtght whoelo. Meigs Count,ySherll! Robert C. Hartenbadl'o de!lllrtment iod the Stare Patr<ll are cooti111~ their IIM!Jtftl.o . tloo. COIIl&lly was cited to Meigs Couney Coort for fafiure to yield Jight-ol"'llJ'. - Sentinel Photo. Ohlinger Rehired as Pool, Park Director TOKYO (UP0 - The North 'Korean roverMnent said today the 1-oioo olany U, S. reconrelssance planes into North Korean air s,P&ce could provoke "ancxher total war in Korea." The statement came as the Soviet Union eJpressed concern over the U. S. mval build'4! ol! Korea. The North Korean Ceotral News Agency fol1owed It) the warning by reporting U. S. troops guarding the Korean truce line fired "thousallls ot bullets and shells" into Cmn· munist territory today. It called the alll!l!ed sheUIJW a "vlcJ,oo1 provocative act" and a ·~crude. violation" at the armistice.' Terry Ohlinger, teacher and coach 1n the Meigs Junior High School, was reemployed by the Middleport Recreation Commlaston Tuesday nllht ro manage tho pool and park this summer. Ohlinger" s recommendation that Demlo Ault, Meigs H I g h senior and three-aport athlete, be employed as assistant park !llrector, was _...ed UDaDimousJ,y. ' Ohlinger will em(lloy 11 I e- of the £\md's administrators. Harris disclosed that the l..wo pered several yean becouH woodeD steps built there lfJ_, il! Sauer.Don Lowery conunittee, ago have beeo III""Mbbt. mittee, which ac1mlnlsters !lllfk Soa11011 swim u.- ...,... lit im.Provement l u n d s raised at $8 for one Ullll ' " through summer dances, w t I I ror a family ticket, pluo t2 lor have a concrete ramp bullt Utis each cl!lld.llallJ - - spring leading from Broadway out a 1181100 pall wW il!i II st. to the pool gro.md level. It ceats, all aela. . will liave one step at the top Gooeral..........:or~~~ap~ to· dle<oui-aae .. ..-.yele drlv- wa1 reported~·!~~ . · s· • ers. Minor rejlalra will lot -.. &try ro the park at thla point "'-. inc:!lldbi& the ~ ~ JUUds in prtplration for tbe by people on foot hAs been ham.. palnllng ollho pool'• No owlm oeasoo which begin• Maf fore -"'!~ · The PI! ... 30 . _ opening of the poo~ will be done by !'.xlllonr Soaula. Harold Chue, maintenance su- r dances oa tbo pork'a WASiliNGTON (UP!)- Sen. perinlelldent, and Cooncllmen George Murphy, R.Callf., re- · - alob will be Cbarles Dyer and Dove Ohlingar acting to the &tpreme Court's eollre!y by the Mlddl~ Vol·' sat in on the meeting at town deeialon outlawing residency unteer Flrem101. ODe balf al tbo ball cooducted by Cbalrman Gene requirement• for welfare pay- (ll'((lts will be turned .... tD Harris. LOwery eomndu.. menta, today introchced legis. the SluerM AMtller action approYed was MalnteDaDce al ti.e JOrkll'OII, latlon under which the feder· acceptance of the Valley Lumber ai government woold pay the upoo which sb: boTI' 1 - IIIII Co.'s pt'(IJIOsal to replace three coot of thooe added to t h e one l'm!,y;qe baoeball pmeaant · aets of steps Inside the pool lor !lla.Yed weeldy, will be a ,...,... rolls, SAIGON (UPO - Communist $334.38. The commlsolon aloo Murphy &aid, "If the govern- lem again this year, a.&te add. fire am an in-tligllt eolllaion will purchase two new diving ment wanta to Impose Its will With one !011 11reet doportllioo& cost the United state• six hell· boards at $225 each, to be paid oo the BU!U.s In this fashion, employe than last year, wblalda c~ters in erashes that killed ror from a tund estabUsbed by It 11 incumbent on the federal crew kept the 11fU1 tD 19 soldiers am wounded 23, tile the late Henry Swift tor recreamanageable helilri. Cha .. . goyemment to bear the cost of American Cootmand said today. UOD purposes, pending appmal addltlonal payments wbich will ttlat other periOIMI tab a..r It was tile costliest day to the the cuU!Dg. '!be commla- will have to be made." ·~ter tleet in weeks, iry to comply, The re.Port <N:J the losses l4cJrp Grand Croaker Sets ~::::::»>..~~~ Also attending were camarl... day &CCCDJI)InJed the •nnouoceMayor Le!tar F"mes sion members Harolcl (Biddr) menl thata helicopter gunohiJ>by Meeting Tonight Thomas and . Chester Twmehlll, mistake opened fire on an Al· Five on Tu.,sday and Ma,yor C, 0. Ftsher, &I ID .1be 1969 organizatiooai meetlied uoiit in the central lllgi>. Five defendants were fined observer. lania, killilw ooe U. S. Green In& ol the Melga C00111t,y SOciet,y Beret and 1lve ScMb Vletmmese for the Promotion ol D.oll Frogs, Tueoclajr nl&ht in the C<llrt of Kindergarten Will aDd wounditW 10 government BOI- IDe. will be held tonight begil>o P<mteroy Mayor Charles Legar . o1ng at 7:30 p.m. in otnces of diers. 1bey were Richard Ha¥es, Conduct Round Up Crow, Crow & FWter at PomeCoitlleat ol the heUCC(ltOr · Pomeroy, $5 and cpats, failure A klo:lerprten "~'·wiD crasloea was an ln-d!ght eolll- roy. ro hive veblcle undar cmtr<>l; be held Thursday 1 May 1, at sion ol two 'copters 35 miles , New oli!cere will be elected S&mmuel Lewia, ~mero,r, $15 1:30 p_ m., at the P""'- E1&o oorthweot of SaiJ<oo, military IDd plano lauoehecl to partie!. and costs, speedlng; Rodney mentory School gymaaolln. Pal'opokeomen Bald. Eight Ameri- .PliO. in the upcoming Regatte Butcher, l'olllOl'O)', and coata, ento of chlldron belq( l'tl(1latoNd cans and eight Sooth Vlellamese activities, Grand Croak- failure to register yehfele; Da. ror ldnderprten at the adloal trl)(l)a died. It was tho wortt or FrOd W, Crow Bald. v1d Hobbs. Pomeroy. recldesa should attend with their chlldno, All .ar&anflatlon members aDd operation., $10 and costs, a n d o!ngle ~lc<pter mla-., olnce Youngsters enrolled liUIIII 1lo .ljlrU 4, 24 troops died In llltorelted llerson• are invltod to Jameo Emmert, Wellston, $10 five years olll by Sap~ 30 al IIIIo and co~s. no operator'aliCllnse. year. i. eras~ '' '*'""' c • boll- ·Copter Crashes Killl9 •s w..-.. - ' Three .Escape Death in Explosion .. d- . ~ ' . BY DICK THOIIIAS , , "" ·FiftooD men and •twO p!,eceo Thrie stall. hlghwajr Ill ~ answered lllealir.m DWaeQ~I Jarrowly OOCII>- at 1:1111 p_m. Tuel!day. ·> ocl death Tueado¥· aflor_, lo · '!be. ilmted •toraae ~ ahl storage .ma)ntenance bulldi'wore ·~· at the roar ,ri. 1M lot beldlld tho! main ~ No ' The e>Plooion also dalnoged the top 0( the cab of the truck aDd croeked the back .. ...1 wlndsbleld of the trucll. Tbe !!P of the cab wu plllhed ln.· S!,lrl)'Y jwq)ed into the truck ani ·~ 11 out 0( dl...r altho """' •ll'olclufe 'was~ ~Wiaoii Wopa mode !1a11t Ill fll' 1be The htii•WOI Ill- rol!lq( lfcm the, llamoa. \oliN, a11i1, a , toWerl!w' """""' • T!111 Claronee F u I k 1 Ill tilt tllm"· . "' ~ck ,..... • .,... "" • • for li!IJM,' , ' !lie t • , \ • fl-. I hio oofet> and - 111Q11o · - bli life. He said: "I lad .to iooit•; ., cla... - If I bed ,lr!liiiO' ID out thrcQall lluM - · I would have boued ol!'a." ,..... ' ,, � 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/. 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