https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/392c8d0d725bbf00f8b0d58f5ee8cad6.pdf 681628b6c49549783e5fbb2c6b9c6ee6 PDF Text Text • ••• ,~ [~ ' -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." ,..... ' ,, �.' f ' - sored by the Pleasant valley Hos~ pital Women's ,\uxillary, wUJ be held on May 3, saturday ntght at the National Guard Armory, on Slate Route 62 oorth or Point PleasaQt. The TwiUgbters will lurni&l! music rrom 10 p.rq. til 2 a.m. Tickets are on sale for $5 per c<~~ple at Fruth's Pharmacy, COhen' II Drug, Rardin's Shoe ~. or they may be pur- chased at the door. CooceJslona will be sold ·tttat evening and will ccm&istof cheese plates, potato chips, pretzels, soft drinks and buckets of ice. we care Table reservations may be made by caUlng Mrs. Manf'ord Bauer at 675...2602. The rates for these tables wiU be In adiition to the , .:'Super-Right;' Quolity.Fresh- Lean PORK LOIN ROAST Fair Sure To Grow . , Presi- . . Rl' HALF LOOK FOR THE ROAST WITH THE CHOPS ON TOP building, building a livestock wash rack at one end oC the live- 69 i" stock barn, a Cair oval, a 20inch gravel walkway out of quarter..fnch Umestone chips around the carnival grounds to correct the muddy conditions that prevailed In the grounds when the rain1 came to the 1968 fair; draiDage tile in the ditches covered wlth dirt, and lUling or 1 l '' 'Ibe board Ia In tile process of buildin& a perking area to ac- commodate 2,000 cars. Some or f. the tenees~ai.o ~ be retoeat-·· • eel ''' -- ' ,. ·••· " ' ' - I 1be bQard is pr~lng a Junior Falr Board llhioh will conlist oCihree representatives each from the COWtly 4-H Clubo and the FFA and the FHA. TUbby FltzRrmdolph, In charge of tbe fair progriins, asked that aU advertising for the program be broqbt in •s the program Ia In the process <t being printed. The fair ~~ be .beld August ...._ ~. Tueaday throujjll Saturday. \ The nut meeting c1 the board · \.,wlll be May .5, at 8 p.m. at the ttirgrounda otnc:e. Present were President Lowell .Cook. Vice President Howard Prke; Directors FitaRrmdolph UUun Mayea, Mrs. L, C.Roush .. · w Jl SPECIAL!- AUNT t.4ARY'S c lb. Fruit Cocktail o • 1!1,_..1 . • ./ . J ' URGE SOUD ·19C CRISP Ma•well ,.,. .sgc .. <'!In With this coupon Md a $5.00 or more purchas~. I per customer. Only FOR TASTY SALA S, j AND SAN~:ICHES . ' . 'ami• 1 ' .~. Vp . ' • 11···~'11 Pits' ·lye•ar··.•1d ,IA.NI. ,.,... SuJoM ' ' J .If Purcii1N of (l) 11-or. ..,_, KPIIIoa'l Pep T1rt1 pq.. 19~; COUJIIIII Good fhroullih WORTH Qt!E rreeslone !lfte · • ~.7,;. '-------=-.,:.;;;.........r; ·,· - .. . . ... lO.OZ . CAN. ·~ . !.· Zfltt .:J' ,,...." Of . 0 ' 0 'f I ' ~ 1.. •r' ,e. · ,• ,., ~ t ...H·"·••~ ... ,.,._.~. · · .~ •. •,,LJ ' 1, lhot an 89 wttUe hia opponent, Dan Smith, had an 88. Smith won 4-0. Tom Davisson, No. 4 man, had a 94 'and Tom AndreWs shot a 98. DaviiiCI'I won 3-1• a/':. Cedarvllle'a No. 5 man, Jim ~u.ldlng, who fired a 100. In total strokes, Rio Grande &bot 423 to 447 for Cedarville. Here are the team scores: CEDARVILLE (447) B. Schultz , ••••. 4:1-41 82 By United Press International Eden News Social Notes BY MARTIIAHOLSINGER ~ater Swlday there were 198 Ia attendance at the Eden church. Oflerlll! wao $42, U. Dime-A· Day Cor Mlsslona ·amounted to $131.50. '!bere were II babies dedicated and two adults taken I"' I .. _. •· ··~~:-51'· 4t:U.tl10o I•• \,. Berey . . . • ••. 39-40 79 Smith · • , , ..• 46-42 88 Andrews • • . . . 51.47 98 ~ding • • . . . 53-47 100 R, D. T. J. American Conference has named Ken Swartz of the Univer- sity or Toledo as MAC Athlete ol _the Week. mer. On To West Coast LOS ANGELES (1.11'1) - The Cincltllatl Redo ..,.. a two. pme terles with dJe LOa AIJ. gel.es Dodgers bere torQtrt as Gary Nolan IIQIIrOI <if oplnot Doo Sitton on the II1ClW1d. The Rods .haYe advanced ID tldrd place 1D the Weatom Dl· villOD of the NatiOnal League, tbree pmea away from the~· Second plaee Loa AltgeitB tJ blllllllinl the A - 14.j). TOO)' POrez onl Jolftl)' Boneb - - bfned for HYen runs to lead the Redo In their ......., llralslll romp. In all, Clnclmat! had 18 hltJ whlle Houston was limited to three, , Mel ~eon allowed two Astros on bue in six limlnp before he wu retired with 1 r ... currenee ol an elbow injury and Clll,l' Carroll allowed only one 7:=2.:~~ :i:~t:":!~..: Goose· Egg T. d . L A ' h ~n 1.ans QSe not er, 3-2 Wahama Nt'ne CLEVELAND (UPJ) - 75 80 89 94 85 swARTZ HONORED COLUMBUS (UPO - The Mid- Reds Romp, ·M6ve-~S.:;~eti. Big Blacks RIO GRANDE (423) G, l'llpe •••• , ••• 39-36 T, !llroder . . , . . . 42-38 G. PalterBOO . , . . . 46-43 T. Dav!s11011 •...•. 52-42 J. Detty •••.•. , •• 44-41 • I MASON _ IUIIIlthander Pete McDarmltt had a no.lrltter going . until the bollDm haH or the filth In recording a 5-0 triumph for pt, Pleasant over Wahama's White FaJc:ons Tuesday laft.er- noon. McDermitt, who Is undefeated on the moond ror the ms macks this spring, famed five and walked only two In going the distance · Th~ first bit o;otten by Wahama was a liftl1 _innJng: singl.e by Ken (lfawk) -rel1011 will bal foorth In the Cleveland Indiana' lineup tmli!llt as thelrthe hooto the New York Yankees. The former Boston ouUlelder agreed to don an Indian unl~ form 'rueaday alter a two41y "retirement" threatened to call TOI.n.' ....... IICOt"!nr Bob the third. Then trlplecl to aoon Ja the tourtb. The RedJ· - - . . -Doown ... wlllltbno·· . """' In the Jliu.. ' Ptrei.,Jinl · Lee Ma,y ilosiolll w!dt hiO ' oat an1f lloneb •ocilrod - ' wlfb I double to Ylghl. to thlrd on a throttlnc acorod wben Htlmo ~ 01..,""' u.n., _. . : .~ > winding ap the game aeries here, CiDe:l.lllaU head• for San Dltao \D plq ·a rour..pme weekend serle• whh the Padres • MOWER SALE alked r11 Saturday's six..man trade. Two southpaws with the first name or Mike will face uch other as tbe Indians attempt to snap a aix~e losing streak. Mike Paul of the lndlana will ' !tole second,. went to third oo a pasencl ball and tallied on M.rk Belqe:r'a error. Larry Brown homered in the fourth inning for tbe Jn. dlans' setood run. Athens was leadi~ WeDs· ton 4-G after 3'h illllings Tuesday when rain halted play or the SEO Northern Division contest. The Nelsonville-York. Lopntilt was poslponed because or wet grooOOa. h1 Southern Division play, lr~on beat Meigs 8-2 and Gallipohs battled unbeaten Jack~ son to a 5-5 tie In a game called atter nine innings because oC darkness. In a make't) game Mooday, Logan defeated Wellston. ble by Brooks Robinson a hit " Orr.r 01111 The lledo ........,. null in the HYtntb · - '. ,tw, Cll • Bench double. Tboy four In the elghlb. \· race the Yanks' Mike. Kekich. The last three ..,.., the Tribe !oat were lD Baltimore. The Birds alamm"4 the door m th;,.Jncllu:• 3-ll Tuelday nlghL Tr be, appa.rtfttly elated by Harrel10n'1 amouneed slgn.In& acored a nm without a bit 1n tbe first tmb11 when Ru1s ~·der ... =edtu~~.j) ~nanov: gi!'~:;;.=..,~~~ '!; ~e:;~s;:a;:'t::: :,~~ f = : ~·-••m88_, .after wi!".:.~ 1:;"'th':'~th~ bono 1 ding Toledo 1 fillillg tlle bans on a dou- NATIONAL LEAGUE East W L Pel. Chicago. .. • 11 4 . 733 P,lttsburah ... 10 4 .714 MOntreal.. .. • 6 8 . 429 New YOI"k .... , 5 8 .384 ~t. Loulo ..... 5 9 .357 Phlladtli>hla ,. • 4 8 .333 Wtsl W L Pet. Allanta., ... 10 4 .114 Los Angelea .. , 9 4 ,692 C!nci,..tl .. .,6 s' ' ,545 San ~ran .... , 7 6 ,538 San Diego .... 5 9 .357 Houston , .... 3 12 .200 r aCter to v C· The only other Falcon hit was a tortes over Notre Dame and seventh imlng sln,gle by Eric Northern Rlinois last nell. Morris. , The Rockets' star hasloJtonly Letty 'I1num' Howard was tile one of 11 slngles matcbea this starting hurler for Wahama and ... son and only tw!ee in 11 worked until the •~~ """'"' of lhe ou.wa meet• doubled with Mike Ducey. when Mike Bums took over. All of the Big Black•" runs, most or which resulted from six Wahama errors, were scored wiUt Howard on the bill. The lone Pt.. Pleasant hits were ckrables by Ed McDermitt and PhU Daniels, and singles by Larry Sayre and Tom Staats. Pl. Pleasant 012 020 0-5 4 4 000 000 11- o 3 6 San Fral\ 6 Loa Angeles o, night Wabama P. McDermitt a n d Daniels. Philadelphia at New York, ppd, Howard, Burns (6) and G. Clark. rain ~ ~- ea .£_- n - 8.t-' "1 b;t.~ WEDNESDAY'S GAMES AMEIUCAN LEAGUE Seattle (·Battin 2·0 at Kansas Cl\Y <Nel800 1-1), n!gbt. Oakland (Odom 2-0 at Minnesota O<aat 1..0) Ca!Uornia. (Brunet 1-1) vs. Chi· cago at MUwaukee (Peters 0-2), nl!<ht New York(KekickO.l)atCleve. land (Paul(DobG-0), trlght . Detroit son 0.1) at Ba.Jtl. more (Cuellar 0-2), night Washington (Coleman 1-2) at Boston (Siebert 0..1 or Nagy 0-0) NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburgh (Bunnlngl-i)otNew York (Koosman 0-2 or Cardwell o-2), n!gbt Philadelphia (Jackoon 1-1) at Montreal (Grant 1-0) SL Louis (Gulstl 1-0 at 011- cago (Holtzman 2-0) San Dieso {Kirby o-2) at lloos· ton (Dierker 1-2 , night GB ClnclnnaU (Nolan 1·0 at Los Arweieo (Sutton o-2), night 'k Atlanta (Nlekro 3-0) at s a n "'" Francisco (Perry z.-2) night 5 5'k INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE 5\1 WLPcLGB GB Rochester • . , 3 I , 750 Toledo •• , , • 3 2 ,600 'k 2'h 2'h 5 spent Easter ~ >with Mr.lllll Mro. wuu..n Hosillll" , ~ "l'h 1 Mti. Mlitha Hols~. Mrs. , '!Waday'o Relll!itJ Fannie Bigley, Ed!liellliiey, IIIII PittollWib 7 ~ 5, 1st· Mr. and Mrs. VIIs\! uOlsiDpr Piii!!IJw1h' 6 ~Cigo 5, 2nd and Aluhla L,ynn vis!~ IIGoidaY Montreit! 2 sli Loulo 0 evening willl Mro. ·~rt Wobli ClnCIQIIIII' 14 Hou~ 0, rilgbt ind da ......r <t'G'9:~\i\ie. San D!tao 8 AllaJ)la I, nljjllt :· ., ·,'· . • 1it1·. • . ', WOfiiH 01« fM.I..!?lfT-..t'lff;Jf \'Ill~ - - ~-- ." . JANE ...... . IOc • · - ~ ~-- ., ' !J"J ,.!f;. ~~· •lr George Patter11D11, No. 3 man, AMERICAN LEAGUE East l!l\!il1 ,, 1'1 !II Pc'<!l Gift Baltimore .... 11 5 , 688 ... , 'i~ •.@ejr!JI!_, ••••• B 4 .667 I . Booton"••.••. 8 5 .615 1'k ~, lf1ltr Creak defeated Hannan at SOO!Inrestem Tlnlrad&.Y and New York ..... 7 6 ,538 2'k Traeo S.:1 in a Soutltem Valley wtU host CrooksVUle in the Cla11s WashlngiOIL • ., 8 10 ,375 5 Cleveland •••.• I 11 ,083 8 A111ieUc c.oterenco baoebali A~ntmMCilday. · West ...,. Tue..,. ....,tng, ~ Line~: W L Pet. GB Hannan Trace . • . 0111-1-3-6 : : " to ~t the till alter liniDnpp. . K)'gor Creek. . • . 232- 8.:1-ll Minnesota , , • 1 5 .583 lfl , Cbeoter Wipl wos credited W!gut (WP) & Qdllen; D. Dan- Chicago .•• , 6 5 .545 oakland ..... 1 6 • .138 'h wllia the lriWIIII!!. Dave llanlels leis (LP} & S. llanlelo, Game Kansas City ... 7 6 .538 'k waa chorpd wl!b the ion. .called alter three imtngs by muSeattle •••.. 5 7 .417 2 tual alfOOIIl<lll. Tbe - · · IIIII! 6-J, gut two California •• ,4 7 .364 21h bill; - -·It!: RoO Qilll!n, and ... 1\ie&day's Results other b)'~. . . Bostoo 8 New York 3 Tlte WD~~. - 3-3, collectOakland 7 Minnesota 0 odlhrea l!illl'!l. ..,. by Jim SisCaillornla 8 Chicago 0 anotlier ilj I.arey Jelfero Detroit 4 Washington 2, nlghl onl-er b)' !Arey Crem..OL BalUrl'lore 3 Cleveland 2, night .KC pliOJI Kelp ·home fodl,y, . Kan81s City 2 Seattle I, nlghl Alva Holtb\!oroSr• Mr•. and Mrs. MJice Kerwin sg·c ' , AUNT MARY'S SLICetl ·or HALVES .•' ' • 14-ol. •I r; e1 . .'. ;. ·~ · swan. to the church. Mr. ani Mrs. SOl Bicley, Mrs. Vlrsll Hel;!rwer and Aleshia · L;yM •nd Mr. and Mrs. James Carter alld Jimmie Lee spent E11ter !!olndal' Witll Mr. and Mrs. 'Sandwieh Brea4.•i:~:.., ·:~z·~ 55{ '· ,...... ..... Ch•', ,~ IR SA~~ ···~ st.. lTV too~ f~t:l f:IIT .. r:•Eii' wPTM Purc:ha• of One pound Gr .,,.. Colby Clltne Lensftorn st-,le lb. 8Sc Coupon G!tod TlwGIIJh April 29th . : 4 G~al"' Ju~~- • • ··- .' . .J LAKE ORtHlRD-~; .,··~- };:· ·a·~'s:··:. ,.-u,··\·h • ,... ~~ 1-I~.'lo lice and the ~eritt'aDe_partment PLE.,SANT VALLEY IIOSPJTAL Admlaalon1 - Dewitte BrovrnIna. Point Pleaoant; Mrs. Auotln Jolw10n, Point Pleasant; J<Jtm McCoy' Galli)JO)Is f'erryj Joyce Elliot, Point Pleaaant; t'ranees L1ml Jelfert Soulh Side; Illro. !Ioney, Soulh Side; Mrl. ·'lliomas llollond, Point Pleasant. · D~lehargea r John F. Clen:. ~. Charles ~er, II t 1d a .IJutler, Mro. George Ingles, ce<11 WDUam•. .I , SPECIAL- STOCK UP NOW! · .......... ·p•ach .Pies ed. (HOSPITAL NEWS '' SP.ECIAL LOW PR.ICEI SAVE 20cl JANE PARKER ....:... BAKED fRES.H bAILY Galllpolla Ferry Monday at 4 p, m. Damage to h.is leCt eye and facial lacerations required s u rpry, and a possible head injury was indicated, it was learn- I [ Cre,a·"' Pl. Yellow SweeJ Corn • • 10 .... 71F 'C kapefrull WHJ:~~:ss • • • • • 6ro•4Bc fresh Gieen Calt.bage • • .... toe House . Coffee Head boat lUlian G. is in critical r ' ' ' . pital Collowing an accident at '. ,., . :li• ' sse: ·Liquid Vel .• Head.Lettuce eonditifll'l at Pleasant \ 'alley Hos- ~. lb. Special L.ow Price! • California Iceberg ot Henderson, a pilot on the Cer- Investigated. .• ' tl.·- \. , I ' Capt. Doroel E. McCoy, (Doe), :r1, lltorm Monday evening and was thrown from the cycle. Damage to the cycle was $100. State Po~ r . .-; ...~._;\,_; Jane Parker Buys' winds at the beginning ol t h e 0 BIG BUYS on Fresh Produce! POINT PLEASANT - ,. 0 0 I'USH ASPARAGUS • • • • • McCoy was riding a llunda 450 motorcycle, lost control In high . SPiCIALI - 10 FlU OUNCES ~"' ' .. ·. ; '· ANY SIZE . . . $100 4 Sharp Cheese PIECE! • • • • .Ferry Pilot Is Critical •,. cu-. oo\ua Aeademy Blue Dev- l!eved In the samelmtngbyDave Mto famed Dave Johnaoo Uo onl the Jackaon Iroomen balliod to a S.S nine !mlng lie 'llles- with the base• loaded lD enci the ditj atteraooa ooMamorlaiF!eld. tl!reat. S11ortsiDp B!ll Harrlo paced the Tltt umpire• called the eonteot <it ac:couilt ol Inclement weather Ironmen 'f;dth tour hlta in tlve trips. R01tr COsby arJCIDon Duf·ladedarkneSI. 'Ill• two _ , , w!U elalh.osain fy were eaeh two ror four. Frlclt,y al Jackaon In the ClaBB liA Sodlonal Talrnatnent. Ear· JACKSON 001 030 1011-5-11..1 llor •thls 1010011 at Ja;>kOOII, the GAllS 101 009 000-5- 6-3 (l:aamia edged t1to Bille Dev!lo · Balterlea: Jacl<IIXI - Coburn, 1-f. wi.th ~ oae out in the bot- Davis (8), Swan (8) and COollY; tGI1t of the loventll, ICOflng five GAllS - ~cer and Mosely. 'ruU In tbe .• lllth. E - Coeby 2, Hughes 2, SexTom """'*r went the full nine Ibn, Mose!Jo 2 and !l>encer. DP imlnP fors;Blue Pev!lo and - GAHS I. LOB- Jackson- 8 .lllve up 11 · InCluding a dou- GAHS 10. 2B -.Dull)' and !l>enlllt 11Y Don , Jack-a only cer. HR - "'""cor. Sll- Haratra baae hil "'"""r gave Ul> rls, Mapes and John!IOII. SAC Ulree walki IIIII fomod 12 !rm- Murphy. mia. Pitcher IP H R BB SO !'hll ~ otarted for Jack- COburn • . • , ,7 I 5 3 6 1001, went ~ inn!np and Bar- Davis . . •. , , 1-3 1 0 1 0 l')' DaYII eome oo In t1to eighth. SWan .. .. .. I 2-3 I 0 I 2 DaY!• gut In !rouble ani wao re- · !l>encer • , • , .9 11 5 3 11 SPECIAL LOW PRICE!- TROPICANA BREAKFAST Valid thru April 16ih. In all Columbu, Di'l. A&P Store,. ·' 0 · 'llle caas . . . 48 '~:k $129 IDd Mrs. Nora &aats. ry ..' • 0 17·oo. ' Malt advisors for the Jr. Fair Boud are Mrs. Raymond Lievln& Mrs. Judson Brake a n d Georae &nalley. Al!O present were seven members oe the 4-H Clubo and the FFA and the FHA. Gillipolis, Jackson . ·Battle To 5-5 Draw • 0 ~ Redmon IIIOllert cOllego 13- 1't1Je. No. I man and Jll,l' [)et. COach John !Jiuperl'sllnkslers \Y, No. 5 man, swept their op- are now 2-1 for the oea""" and 7 'llltaday aiternoon Ill the Gal- ponents 4.j) In lhe 18 - hole Ohio Domlntean College .~1 10~ couroe ao Coors• matcb, here Saturday aftemoon. George Pope had asev~erpar 75 1111 the 68-locelcourse ID sweep his OAXJIIODI, Bob Schultz, 4.j), Schultz fired an 62. Terry !Jirader, No. 2 man, . had an 80 as his opponent, Ran. ' d¥ Berey turned tn a 79, and they opl!t llie match 2-/l, l!fo $100 7 Golden Corn ~~~~r . • • • 00 .... 4~~. $1 Orange Drink, SPECIAL!- SAVE lie A POUND WISCONSIN I 0, &round Round Steak o Tender Steaks o Delm01lco Steaks- o o Sw.l a Steaks ·~~~~~~· ·• .Ch•cll Slu.ks ILAD_ c'""" I pun ., dolillod CedarvDle SPECIAL! -STOCK UP ANP SAVE! -IONA BRA~P KOTEX .- • '''''''" 1 •;, ' SPECIAL! - SAVE 18cl ,~ '·· BIG BUYS Through Out The Store on A&P's Groceries! .~. holes. ' 0 lb. BONELESS ROUND · BEEF ROAST • • • • • • lb. I Slrlola •..Pork C. .. ··· ·•· ·;· · Sp•re Ri.. ~~· • o Pork Steaks sH~~Lf'" Park Hoist '~~~i' . o Froth Pork 'Hackl • Slloed Pork ·LIYtr o Pork Chops. fU'rkeY-'Legw"~uARTERs 2~ piM ,, ...... CL•ps. CENTEt lio .ru• a . nu cUTs • ., • • ,c Per Peck19• Frrer Quarters ~~~~,';; • • • • lb.49c Braunschweiger c,~~~· • • • • 111.Uc Sultana Meal Pies • • • 5 ,.,. ggc J9c Halibut Steaks • • • • • • 111. 79c Sword Fish Steaks • ! 0 f to II Chops County Fair Board Monday night ' ', .'· Park LOla Rust RJ~~~· lb. Quertered Loin dent Lowell Cook told tlle Mason at tlle Fair GrOWlds Office, the board is djust now getting in the position to make its fair grow." He pointed to in(Jiirie.s from Jackson County, Putnam Counly, CAbel Coonty and Kanawha county about exhibiting at the fair , and requests for 1969 dates as signs of certain growth. The board distUssed its plans to improve the fairgrounds, ineluding roollng of the industrial 1 _}1io jGolfers Trip Cedarville, 13-7 More Fl•• l'o~ Vetl¥.•~r, c FULL SPECIAL!- "SUPER-RIGHT" QUALITY POINT PLEASANT - li. !m!• Carter and Buck and John's Bar· ber .,.Govec1 ooe onb iwo ~y ·btti. · ,.. Crow, another ~eaior, shicled ' Tt&ero -..1 Wa111Wm. Ttwn he' 'rot two!Minp ~or ~ B!!l Boyer!, w h o · Van Mal!"e allowed a thlr\1 Inn- Ault home for the find tally of . ()ljj~, clouted the pitch far IIIlo !ell for 11111 oll!lie tof1etclleranda fourth the <OfteoL ,. a hotnor. · trame baie knock to Loftflekler Meigs' orily olherhll1'111', .... 'I:he Tigers, otill In 111e,oame Royal and then rOtlrod the Tigers enth imilll! single by eenterlle~ irllfng, loaded the t.ses ~ when in order exciPt In the aixth When er Pat Archer. · Third 'B11emaa 1Roullt doubled Rouab w~e safe ·on an error. Helll'Y. in pl,::kJrw ~the vlcond !he 111\d two biller• dreW Melia aot IIJ flrol hit In .the torr. lamed lour ani ISJued oo walke • .._.... however, forced 1011 or the aecond olf SouU..W bases oaliaDo. lngela strucl< out the seventh t.tter he faee4 to He~, who wert .the distance, · three anil walked touT in bla two three .... hit a fieldet'o choice boll a n d when Bob 1lutdette doilbled with . IMIIII!• Br1CI Van Maire struekout •' . the .home tell <t then atnlck out the next twomen. .two out. H81Jr)' then forced Third one aJd walked none. ' . ani. added five · IrontQn'a fiY&orun second ~ Baseman steve Oller to 1trike . ' ''? ou~ end!ll( the lnnlll(, · otlp'tlng. rf&hthander Meigs Is scheduled lD pla7 1 ning came oft' 01 six singles, The Marauders were held hit. JlOIIo.league game at Kyger Creek · In the ~econd. 1 Sophcmore Rick Van ,Matre, leu ufttn the sixth wbtin with one today. I Who hal luf• sharp thratJi~ rlghthanl!er ,• . "' '"~~"~ back allmtnta thla oPring, came oa In reHer for Meigltn out Carl (Bird le) Demoskey sin- Meigs ••• , 000 002 0-2 5 I • with Wilko b)' lllulll( the bollan of lhe third and went sled, .Senior Dennis Ault trljlled Ironton •• , 350 000 x- 8 10 0 uu hit ••e ball put lhe 1011 .., bolla to RfPtlleider b~gels (LP), Van Matre (3) and to aeore Demos key aDd after Van pikher, 1.. an ••IJO'M'Ir Jloldlor IIIIi Second Boseman the rest of the route, gt\rtng up Johnson Died out to right, Jim R. Abbott. Henry and Akers. home rual" ~·· " POINT PLE.,S.INT - T h e Ninth ,\muaJ Charity Ball, spon- i ' J ,"< 0 i,n Uilgue ,. '· I Tidewater, ... 3 Richmond , ,. • 2 Louisville •• , • 2 Buffalo .... ,. • I S)'racuae ••••• 1 Columbua ..... o \1 2 ,600 \1 2 ,500 I 2 ,500 1 I ,500 I 3 •250 2 2 .000 2 Tuesday's Result• Toledo 5 IUchmond 3 · Louis'VIlle 2 Rochester 1, 12 iiiL Tidewater 8 S,yncuae 1 Colqmbus at Buffalo, ppd,, rain ,.~ WRE,STLIN.G ' IT ., ....,4"" ABA PLAYOFFS CBest~r.seven) East w L Pet. bxJiam . . . • , •. 2 0 .1.000 Miami , . . . • , , o West W OaklaOO. , , •.• , 2 New Orleans .•.. 0 2 .000 L Pet. 0 1.000 2 .000 tuesday•s Results Irxiiana 131 Miami 116 Onl)' games scheduled TIMELY EaUDIES I figure I ate 1.8 tons of rice in those five yean. -Maj. James M. Rowe, on his experience! after captivity by the Viet Cong. There are far too many students in the colleges who have no businen to be there. -Prof. Bruno Bettelhtlm of the University of Chicago. It is good to have the scope of the mind expanded. The greatest danger a leader (aces is to withdraw too mucb and reduce his circle of people to too few. -President Nixon, on his journey abroad. batsman Johnaon and a walk u; Dave 4 CYL.-3 H.P • Bel~r'a bard bounding atngle to right field drOVe In Robinson and Hetldrlcks acored as pitcher Tom Phoebus hit into a double pll.f. f1GHT RESULTS HOUSTON, Tex. {UP0-Joe, Frazier, 2041h, Philadelphia, knocked out Dave Zyglewlcz. 5-2. . 19(11h, Houlton (I) Frazier retained split version of heavy· weight title. HONOLULU (UPI) - IUcardo RIVER NEWS Arrendondo, 127, Mexico, ootpointed Flash Besa!XIe, 127, PhilipptDea (lO)t Kl.zuhlro Sawquchi. GAUGES - Gallipolis, 11,9 and 133, Jepan, knocked Out Jerry 21.8 running 30 feet ol rollers; Stokes, 1:m1 , Los A.Jweles (2). Pt Pleasant, 25.07; Pomeroy. BUFFALO, N. Y, {UPO- Jim· Mason, 22.55; Hinton, 2,66 etat.; my Raloton, Buflalo, knoekod out Kanawha Falla, 6.26 lallh~; Tony Montano, Phoenix. Ariz. Charleston, 18.80 falltng. Lon(I) heavyweight. don, running one foot; Marmet, running 0.75 Ceet; Winfield r~ nlng 3 feet. --BOAT MOVEMENT: GALUPOLIS LOCKS - John vllle Locks, Cntress ~ 5:45 L LaddDeandown5:05p.m..;Fare- m.; Glendora cbm 6:55 L m..; moat down 8:30 p. m.; Etna·Lou- Lock 21, Poplar down 5:15p.m.; lsvtlle down 11:35 p. m.; H. E. Lock 23, Natioml ~5:10a.m.; Bowles up 12:10 a. m. ; Phllip Mt. State LP 5:30 L m.; Jeffer. Sporn down 1:25 a, m.; Semet son dawn 7:05 a. m.; Racine down 2:10 a. m.; EJ.gercliU up Locks, Blrbara Brent down 4:25 7:30a.m.; J. S. IAwis down7:55 L m.; Greenup Loeks, MissLuca. m. ky up 4:35 p. m. i Aahlarxl ~ 8:25 KANAWHA IUVER - London, tl':'"..LFnA_.~n B. lOP ~:45 p.m.; Solvay down 5:35 L m.; Marmet, au~a~ ... down 1 :55 a.m.; Polly R. down12:15 a. m.;George Walter Hqland d""n 2:30a.m.; T. Price down 1:10 a.m.; Ol"""' Joseph E. Walker up 5:351. m,; der dow'n 7:10a.m.; Winfield. Meldahl Locks. Jdln Fox dowll Ouachita up 5:10 p, m.; Jenny A. 3:35 P. m.; Southern down 5:21) Green downl0:40 p, m,; Alan R. p, m.; lloyou La Reine down 8:50 Merrill up 1:15 a. m.; Fort Dear- p.... , Ravenswood down 12-<nld· bon! down 5:35.L m. night; Andrew P. Calhoun down OIUO RIVER_ Lock! I, Vul· 12:50 a, m.; Elisha Wonds down L 69.95. MOlER 5 J up L m.; LockA.15,v.JaN~ T. can1:25 '¥t 8:41l p. m.; crtas 111 Z:5J a. m.; Jeflbol.t up 3 a.m.; S. M. Jenks lit 3:25 a. m.; Lock 16. Buck Freeman down 6:35 a. m.; .Beckjord down 6 a. m.; Lock 17, Duncan Brucedown4:15Lm.; Walter Williamson down 4:30 a. m.; Leonidla Polk 1.11 6:30 a. m.; Steel Trader up 7:05 a, m.; Bell· 1 ELECTRIC "174.95 21"-4 Cyl. 3.5 H.P. ELECTRIC ST"RTER " '119. 95 24"-4 H.P. RIDING MOWER S . 199 :1:~30~a.~m.~;~l~1'1!:1)0~Ch:otl:n:dow~n:3~~~~~~~~~~ m. · 1 I. m.; Robert .P. Tibolt '41 4:55 a. Hogg & Zuspan In Mason, Has THIS WEEKS SPECIAL . . AT. GOBLES USED CAR LOT ...... New Shipments Ready For You! Colllplett Line F G ·BER: . . ''~ ' . �I!Ur.;;;;;u:: BY JACK O'BRIAN ly el!e<llve .... 11'1 al~~t~l NEW YORK - 'O'BSERV A· .tllat Liar. TIONS .... KlJOii HUaJOin hal tho ...r .. fOlce ot a man a foot .taller .... le's nic~ liven nam. We've apln been alked '*'del· has hurt her d\ancll for. t h e Jane W.llllln ana lnitton of a atlaa,re: anyone wtao rteher, deeper roles llhe dt- W.. ch PYO the ·1ube 1 aiil- I • M!•• ',:;-. '' ambf~auto­ to olor ,thojr to~ . -~· ·~ ' P!"'ldent; · )OiiOtl!lr btove Ill\ b1 teoW'!& io their )lgrld Bergman was beiuliM .,.. ViDe111 Redlrfie'lli Award• were an unemphalll:ed aod jJOised In &A undue iJ>wn " " Pta&> - ..... Ill trlu• over the IUth • films Barbra Srelaand'a a~epted her II . l llitel · . DllWI IIIII~ lt1lldnr: more dirf;Y noise than bait.Oscar In 1 ,peekaboo aemt .. ... What Iii the ....,. of senu .... "Oliver" dese"ed ttl nude outfit that wat more • sUtler wa1 Perle Mella doll!( In multt..wards and especlall7 ita sensationalism Ulan ctdc a n d a tront ·. row IIU.t more 'Preferwhich left the lnotant - prihet- abl7 aealaned to 101dhaod beouBelt FUm victory. lcally out of the rumlng for Jt;yl.. ey. curr Robertoco's best • actor llh honors .••• ~ the world: Oscar went to one of the finest, overdressed list. molt dedicated, iotelUgent mwn· Dlahenn Cerroll, lovely tllrl mera ot any medium .... n was with sn Instinct usually lor blah an espeelally sweet success constyle, got overQ' gusslec:l up tor sidering he hed tD buy the "Chortblnkl David &lasklnd ia an lntel- MI'V&I, ledull .... Tbe movie Aeadem,y ~r ~p~ ••me ...d tO !lhoJ,· HEL'P-~--we b'" rfBhts peraonally and Uten Oscar .... 91e might harkeD to lor year1 couldn't get finanC· the wise old style-admonitiOn: IDa to nnllh the film, the orlgi- much less is more ... Sheswiteh ~ Dil Of which was a TV drama in ed gowns toward the finish of the wlllcll be had starred, alto bril- evening, not that an.Yone cwld llantly, "11te Private World or blame her, and was a~fn t h e ' polished clothes horse. Char!¥ Gordoo." Tony CUrtis' odd outfit set a SOB 8r0RY LEAVES SO certain waa Rdlertson ot'i ts strange standard of low st;yle COLUMNI!Ir'S HEART datmatic value. be took no pay, . ... Rozz Russell swept every.. UNBROKEN and now hi1 pereentagewillmake thing before her with her Aunl;y Dear Helen: him a muiU.mlllionalre .... CUff Mame mood and pants costume Some yesra back In our ilioall bought It beeauae he'd grown •. .• Burt Lanca.ter used hh oth. town a IIJ(Id girl 1"' "ruined" weuy ot nne 1V roles he origi· er expression several dmes .•.• by a young man. fd.e WI¥ out wa• nated eolng In movies to J a c k Sidney Pottier was the belt ~ to marry 10meoae else suddeoly. Lemmon, notably "Days ot Wine The poor mother ke!ll her child and Roses," wbicll wuequally 811 dressed male in a gentleman's dinner suit ..•. Natalie Wood llld remained In the town. M...,_ pnrerful an emotional drama on seemed just in out or a hair - while, the man produc.d a fain. TV 81 in tbe theatres .... L e e Remick won that film co-star ruining gale .... Jane Fooda had U,y. None or- hil Hleclthnatett role but Piper Laurie Oili)OIIte a bllthe schoolldd enthusiasm, children resemble him; but hit all Wheee! ..•. 1\1 IC she dlcln"t first cbild - the one he wtin't I • I I I ANTHONY Plumlti1J9·Heating Your Dopondablo DoltrFor PLUMBING AND HEATING PhaftoWY2·2550 believe she really was up there elatm - is hla Image. ill front or all those H'wood leg. Helen, this boy attendJ school with hla half-brothers and 811- end1. Walter Matthau seemed a tri- ters. They pretend not to know fle old for his mod-tux , , .. Acou- the story tut 111rely th91 must. ple of hl1 jokes were read as lf The wife aoobe the girl wbo got he'd skipped a few important in trouble and make11 cruel re.. lines .. .. La ~reband commU- marks about ber. ted the only overlong irrelevant I .iu1t wonder bow a man e111 speech, wiming-this year's Stel- do &~ch a dirty trick and not reel ley Wlnteu Award for clumQ somethlllB when be sees daliJ a non sequiturs. pltll\11 UtUe boy going without a Loretta Young In the audience legal name. while hla wire strides - she looked 3S - brought more arrogant!¥ paat the girl who haa . TEA or COFFEE·· . ' ...,klll't lmi>w. But IIIIo doeOD't excuie the unmarried mother tqr actions ttaat eu louae up b8r oon•a chll- aod parhapa 1111 ' .· ' \\. '., .. r'· :. i .J' 'I ~ ) ··~ . - ,. ! I~ --~- ,1·· -;,·t ' . 1' ' ' •• i 'r J aunt The woman who .~ her1ell "Deserted and De191rate.. could be me, exce!l( lhlt my ex-INa· band Uvea In the 111ne town ~:;uH~! Mbst court1 . : .: :YA: .:.:.~·=ILL=l~Wr..::.l:.::fEIII.I!$~'";..._"· 35~ ,. SMALL DEFECTS NO RETURNS 1111 · . 'Given )1\, , .-s COVERED QT. ' , CASSEROLES EACH "-, J'. ... . ,. ' '. where my three ehUdren and I liYe. He drives Ute finest ear, onjo,ya a beautiful home, but I can't get child IUJlPOl1 because '' '. ' f ' Iii • • ba!ilnol doc:· ' ~ witlt J11nk and w b I I e · · ~.. Tbe table w., een. lind..b¥ 1 larp otork. 49C· 2s·. 45~ ALIA-SELTZER ers , ~:~-.rhaoorlloiMra. Qoii'l!'l ~was it1Yenb1 Mrs. .'Jilllii DIID II her 11ome··on Woll ·' - Rood Frtda.Y tvanlng. Gl!!a i.\1 ~ pliced ~·1\"'" plared .... ~·e• · ,.., 1>1 Ml•· Roaer Youor. l!ra. · ~ 'nro~, Mi-.. HoDici< BIIIOI' 111\l.Mr•; AJI8r Mr•• Klie·had ' the lllaJO)'Itlfla, l"bcrirm- cake (will! l!i fopJicu pleeo), leo ' , HlllfZ TOMATO SOUP ·UP ••. D EDal. ,... . ........ . ' <h. ,~ ~ •· _, .were ..... ....... .,. iDd to llu!fo~Ww­ holteaaallllt" aodMrl. 1 Ama Mee ·Hrs. Je,ck Klllr. Hra. Ylll Etallno At~- ' de' reluctant 111M ... ru IOOIIUI Sliced IIOZfl wo~·. wo-:_k ~ aupporther- 1be situation 1111'1 preiQ<', and it certainly llll't "any tun, brt we former wive1 muJt reallze that theM are oor children and our responaibllitles. rm in tlrlt Jituatton aa are JeYeral or my lrtenda. We all have IWO joba. We make It! "Deserted and Desperate'' it Ml of ael!.pley, 1bla world and U!ese kldl dl~·t uk for us, but they are stuck wtth ila and we all have to make the beat ot a rotten altuatloo. :n.•a, roouu to uy, 11 lbe dld, ''B's up to the CCUrtl tD 101 that DlJ' children Ire cared for.'' After all, we married t b e 1011. We gut ourselvea into this lheaa. II: illl't euy to Dlti- determlnatlon tute . . ' •• ' ·j :l j ., • ••' ,, i ,, ,. I' ror See how remarkably light and fluffy these new homemade-looking biscuits are. They're completely different from any you've ever tasted. llio IIJrnl. (I Pill llio taxea), Ill ~~~r• ~naur .... a ...... t1tt .... Jlld. Ill put bOlo lneludlnr lho olliJmot, lito clnd Jlllllllllll). I New urst BiscuitS. In the dairy case. ... ..... a.. . rm - all ilmo r.iJm • -~~ · , ~ _.,. ~ ,- I coiildll't ~ Ill- AG1lY WHO KNOWS•· ' ' to ,Thll ·~·Ill!~ ,li,- ~<1111! (lmlly :Uvlnl, 10 #·JGtl're biY ~ .w i ' tj'aoblo' " lo!ot ~ - · · , lei Holcil help YOU. h wili aiiO .... ~)'GOlf """ _....~.~·· Holm BOdefin ~.' " . • ,, .··•.c ' eon ciiJhla-i- .~. :l.- ,' sroacr·s • DUll II II STICIS :, ., 29~ FOOilA.II . ,.,. / o '' 12 35· t . ICE GOL'D-DINNERWARE -- Onions 3,b.bq 29e lOIII I 12e ••• IIPE ••••••• EACH FRESH POTTED eJ'l'lne, but then notblng worthwbUe ever i1 eaa,y - 11111 our klda are very wortllwhllel - DESERTED AND DETERMINED Dill' Helen: I woader U women like 'fl)e. sertecl aod Deoporate" atop to lblnk that • IUJ' mllhl lesve the !latA! Iller a cborto, bo. eause he can't afford to atq? If be maket a haU....., deceut ,...., the IIDOcl old Judie IOCkl It tD him. Tbell llio little ~ ' alta home will! ..,II of hla Pill· ehock while he baa to worl<two jobo. 1o11 .wire (fll) a1ao 101 '!ll' holtle c..... " rr,t 77~ 5 •••. 99/o lOLLS much an a-wile ean do except Work, Alii. tr 11 !.:Po~t~P~I~•~•-~...::'.:..:.'•=-•_:,..;~t 11011 .. ~ sun impo1e jall aenteneet on ehJIH aupport dodgerJ, 10 there ian't aell and her !amity. - PIECE You'Ve deacrlbed a self..pltyQmbol ..... would .... lng Dear Helen: ' OHIO VALLE'!; IUel r!Rce her bo¥ to 1101 even with a man llhe llatel. WilY doean't abe drop tbe ·"poor little ruined IIJ(Id.glrl" ,role, flJ1d. Job IIi -er town, and.get on with iJn. .,. chaqlng7 !lie ntll!ht even lind the rlahl father lor her child If she'd tune out the·past - IL 49e· 1.19' ,_ 79e SLAI 'lA COII ••· · rrnrum . IEEf CUIE STEll "· ffiJIIIUT ·. GIOUIID CHUCI ''· BQlOGNA and 1\" V 'J1 ' ' he elaims baslllliPOrtl no moneY- .,.-- - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - -- - - -- - -- - hl1 preaenthewile him. I have had to eo on reUef 11 my children are too young to be · left alone. He 11 rree as a bird beeause I have no. money for a lawyer and, without one, you juat can't ' make ehlld support lawa ltlck. Here's for tougher federal Iaw1 on all phase• of divorce and IUppOrt IN'.Yme:nU. - ' ·Have·· A ·aorehlius·a· -----L~oaded~ -· endutid ao much to Uve down ller past.- Hn.DA Door IJilde: ' . '11llt m·ao 11101' be a cad - I ' . 31b•••• ., ' Fact is, with Foodland's everyday low prices, the more you buy., ~he more you save. But. ~e.ep score ·for. . yourself. Shop at Foodland this -Week and compare your total with what.· you've been paying in the minor leagues. lb. Grttl 11111 PIICIS lffiCFirf 101. APill 21 TIIIU SAT. APIU 26, CLEA~ WATER"or nu ·. �• I J ",. ..""••·'~ . ' i •r~ · !,..,, _r.- I • , , Fined ~ Cbarloi w, BaU. on, W. · 0¥, ,2f. · ~; Jom' W,81~ 1 . of the Garrloon ond Biebel . ~· 38, ~~ Robert W. · the SmlthMeKinnoy. ···' · ~ . at, , Roy...,.,.... •nd Ame:l,ca ·IJ!F•l He married 'the Iormor Uwo W~ R. l'e<l!, 23, Clleohlre. Ftl(IIY Cooto ln1914.SI1eourv!vea, along ' FOJfollq • ,flll bond po~.., . with Ovo ,..,. and two daugt>. lirtoJdcatloo . ehorpi woi Joih, · . tors: Wlllle IIIII Er111o4 Cllll- Coldwell, adilreos uDknown. r·•;'.l" •" I Mr. Give their side of Land F'dl Dump laue. "' Dear Sir: We, the residem:a of Leading Creek, Brabucy a..:l HObtoh Uee... who 111,. beea col!llllalniow atn<e Jamary to Mlddiii>Orl at,ficlala "' the operations or what the olllclals call I land4U diiDIP, have gained little ground in our efforts to have the duD., qJented properl,v, Middleport liiJa&e omclals rerer to the praoeol ctunop site as a tam fill, by state requirement, and have repeatedly been ~OII"CClimentecl as the onb' community trying to q)erate a land tllled diiDIP. We, the titizeu or the areas mentioned, are led to beHeve we are cc:raplicaU~ the village's ettorts to secure a lan:l filled dump. We contend, rather, that the Village does not have alaiXI flll, but is operating an q)eR dump that has become a hazard to our communi- .uma. tlea. The dLDIIP ill in plain view for anyone to see drivirc on Rt. 7 as nothing more than an open dump, burlliqJ 90 per cent ot the time, Clusina much discomfort to the low-lying communities. It Is by no meal\l 1.11' to pllfications Df state law as to what a land fill should be. It hu beeD described by a state omciala11 nothing more than au open cluql. U villap oftlcials have made the ftnt effort to secure a prqler dunw site, why have they not taken the ftrst step to obtain a permit from the state as required by law'i' The law passed last year by the state of Ohio requires the closing of all open dumps. ne pUIPOfe of this law Is to protect the health of our comml.lldties and 10 dispose of the tltreat of rodents at (IHm dump sites that infest the area when proper care is not taken. BurniJW startl at the dum,p area at the time that village attendads are on dut;y. Yet officials say they do not start the fires aM do 1101 how they get started! ID a news report of ADril 15, the health department was said to have sell a letter to Middleport vUlage olflclalfl giving them a deadline of May.6toimprove colllltloruJ at the dump site. Councllm.en were reported stath~ they would conUnue to q,erate the prefient dunw until Jul.)' lat. and thea let the state take over cootro1 oC dUQJing. If the present dump if! a Iaili rut, why discontinue after July 1st, and spend money on a dmn,p that Is to be discontinued In two ' month•? oil Prd a ,'' n ..~ U Mlddl~ " -~•bu· ·• "':':." um s, and E\118118, v..... 001 Three br<Jthera abel three lis- The liiJa&e states It Is costlllg the 1o1m or Middleport $900 a mOAtll to operate die present dump at a lo.ss of $450 per morih. It ts ericlent U.t village ofilclala are endange~ the town's fllllllclal aate as well as oor health. · How klog can Middleport otaM the loeo o1 $450 a mooth? The c1unt> lo DOt )'VIa quallftod land OU, wlllch Will coot a great dool more -.ey before It Is 11> to otata atandarda. We reel the public should hear our s1de of this very pressing problem. aad we aak tile ~ otftctals toeoq:~erate ia this matcer, M!ddiOI>Ol'l Vlllap !lao an ordl11111<:e iplnat burniog or garbage 1n the city limits. Wu ask only for the same c:onslderation. llepreoenUrc the areoo (Slgnod): Clair Migh4 Mln1n Milliron, Ben Rife, James Mohler, Lu- week following the ann.aal meeting Ill Cincinnati or!he sllareholders ofiKEC, a aubsldlaryofOhto Valley Electtlc Colvoratlon. Kower, exocutfve vice president of lrdlana & Mlchlpn Electric Con11Jany, was named to OU 1 w:cancy on the D<EC Board. The slllreholdero ol both OVEC and IKEC elected all lncumlient' dlrectors of both board a to 1erve for another tenn. OVEC was formed In 1952 by 15 investor-mmed electric utJlt.. ty cOJli)BIIIes of the Ohio Valley' region ror the primary purpose of providing electric power re-o quirements for the Atomic Ener .. gy Commission's Portamoutl'l Area paeous ditrualoo plart ill Pike Cow11Y, Ohio. CIOCTCIRIS MAILBAG r There's No Evidence Cancer Is Hereditary By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, f.D. q_,, cmeer hereditary? Can it be transmitted by ~ulng a person who bas cancer of the face? A-'lbe ways in which a person gets cancer are still not well-understood but there Ia no evidence that the dis- ease is transmitted from one person to another through heredity or close personal contact. Q-ReeenUy I had a Bolen test. What euctly is it? A-'11111 teat for cancer is based on a difference in the behavior of a blood clot from a person with cancer and one without thlo disease. treatment is cOnverted into a radioactive i11otope. Both work by killing living cells. The trick Is to concentrate their activitl on the malig- nant cells o a cancer with· out doing irreparable damage to the normal cells surrounding the tumor. DIVORCE PETI110NED reason to have a complete cllitates an early diagnosis. Q-What lo the difference between radium and CQbalt I" '' I A petition ror divorce has been IDod In Meigs C0un1Y Cconmon Pleas Coort by Coro! Y. Dye, I II gallon carton ,1.; .. $699 '• I ·;. . ID·4 m. ~· pod : I . ~ I . '¥PJ •' II' With Flowirs . Ready,To PDP_. .Into The Ovin.~ . -•·.,. . ' SPEAKER ' TWO PLUGS ATTACHED SO THAT IT CAN FIT ANY TRANSISTOR RADIO, TAPE RECORDER, PHONOGRAPH AND WALKIE TALKIE. I .I ~ I' e J I 12911 VALUI ,.,...,.., ,.....,_..,.,_f...pi•• l'oli<t lith! ......... N ~118 I·i .. FlORIDA.OR4N,GES Juicy! Swaet! Power I Slr:ti S, M, L I Colon1White, Pinlc, llue, . I/Or:t ...... Colon, SID$ I I 3·7 whkh to choa• . , . Sizes 8. -'·•· LOUtANNI LAOY "S I Sf.I .OO i·TRA SPECIAL.!. , : 911 Sooth SecOftd.-5!., Middleport, against Donald E. Dye, RD 2, seetdrw custody ot two mioor A-Racllam and cobalt are two different elements. Radium is naturally radloac· tlve and the cobalt used. in children. DSdN . WIL.l,: NAPKINS ~ . '· BOY'S <lo!ded irl'doorj outdoor SPORT SHIRTS Boys' plaid buHon down col· lor sport shim ... Permanent prHS . . . ne¥41r need ironing ... Sizes16 to 16. and magnetic like actieon dirt, grit, snow ... it on contact .. , I washable . .. just dries quickly . . 1•:::~;· ~will hold ih shafM. 01 indoor or outdoor. WASH CLOTHS 24" x42" better quality of heavy ft,rry cloth . . CARPETRU•R sele<1;oo of colon. weor and tear on Peps II ..• wilt\ PAITS &; ·P rC!Ittin/ Mit.shim. ' .••. . ;· .1•' . . a::~:~::: g1 lolliel 1!1", , ... Gild 211' PlA. lf<KMD PANTS of cool. c-fortoblt utfon, In IIKh!o:nobfe 111ectioft of ·lllripft, ct.4t. plaid! ol'ld ..aid eotora . . . lOIN full·\~ln Iiiii '. WEAtHER MAT FLARE 2·piect tftt , L'Ong: · '. thort ,P.antl w.ith c~n· · .' .. I Conon jamaica sham in as~r:t" chedt.s. plaids and . prinll , , . f.b:es 0~ to ... . ladies' s.leep Dacron and Cot• bltnd in colors Pink, and Maize. , . M, laM •2 to·..a. Ito 18. . IT'S TRUE NEll FURNITURE AT LOW PRICES IN OUR BUDGET SHOP. ... • Whoro S"- Aro Sonol•lr PrieN MIDDLEI'ORT ... ··~ ... ................. OUTDOOR $1 ~!sut Assorted ~J.s in IIIIAH "S U .lliO ~ nat~ ·,kid bctcktc:l in ..ltctlon oltiripel FAICY· 2-PC.SETS WIODIN G IIIN OS """' .... UlJht Blue, &roue , Pewter, Ton and Navy 6lua. CHIL!)RIN'S K_eepea._e · -11<"01 G .,.oal !WOI <GIIIrol '""' wlll . ... "'"' .. . .... -blo ..,. p!O:-• .. .. Ioiii ..... . , ""' ,... ...,., ld.al lor """'· TV or ... ...... oiKtric blolll<'". r;,.~ 0 """"' •~~oop ,..;!do" ...tMdl d ...... ...... oo TV oil ....-l<ollly • 10 ....... Boys' pants with holt boxer waif.t 4 pockets, zip fly , . . permanent' . k 1999 PANTS HALF SUPS 5 ~· · 4·9·C! POTATOES·. . ..111!J.ct 1 .. 3~:%89~ l ......... JR. BOYS' . LADIIS' COTTON I , PEACHES l' • &peahr. Solid 51Crlt AN. rodio choWt. ()ptrCI!ft on 4 "C" cell flo1h~ght baH•riilt. S.. indudtt $ Band ~ual r-~·---~-------~------~~:o-~----, No.2$ cans The name La Paz means "The Peace." Hllh Sen:ivlty Solid 1tott 2 ~peed:~ F't!Dno-Radio. EIKironical· . I)' (OIIIrolled 2qtttd' 33 1{3 and ., u R. P. M. lll(lintoining comlonl t,..d. Wide ronge 3 ~" , 8 8 10 I 1440-5 PRODUCE V4UES! - - ...,.;., .,. Model DEL MONTE BEANS lodM . RADIO Cordless, Rechargt 1ble Bottery Oparated Votuums out dir1 . sweeps up hair and dtan• off lint Up to 12 da~s on one bot· tery (har;e ll<l•d «<tp· .... _,..._ """.-' ..... AC·DC PHONO· CLOTHES BRUSH ..... ,_,.,...,... ... . ....... Hool • OC ...,. ...............,., ,.., " x-TRA SPECIAL! GENERAL ELECTRIC RADIO ' I perlting in "cat~dt , kMpl ~off• at j111t right drinkittg ltll'lptroll.l••· !.potlliot AM THAHKYOU ' . matic . Jult odd cold wotltr and piiiiJ it in . . . ttam POLICE BAND .. Kellogg's Pop Ta·rts-----;~:·39~ Light Chunk TunaE~::"~~2ft··59~ Pal Peanut Butter._____ j~~:89~ ! hep dtoft etnd pu,. . lt't lotf oiKI fully outo- REALTONE 9 /t JUICe.~~-------...·2-"••·6' .... • " T Stoinlt•• ,!HI ~ sto..!IPG•U ng brigtlt, tot-y to • Copies anything, copies lost • Eoty to use, IKI chemic:ols • Portable.. plugs in (lnywhere • Ovrable, reliable $144 ~~: '2" } PERCOLATOR THE FIRST HOME COPIER THAT WORKS . .. IITAIL FROlEN Cherry Pie Filling.~,;t~~-~:.49~ CHECK TH! ADDRESSES AT BOTTOM Of PACE fOR HECK'S STORE NEAREST YOU! 10 CUP STAINLESS DRY COPIER l t---------~---~------ PRICES I EFFECT lOW TIROIGII SIIIDAY, APRl Z1, 1169, OR WillE QUAIMES LAST $1888 ®> Pomeroy ,fR(JZEN FOOD BUY! . . TS ,. doz. ' ).te7 REGAL . J $12" lUNDAY ' --~--~---------~-.-, : BAKEb £RE$H " ' ~~y . liTA& YAWl IA~Y 10A.M... 9 P.M. . · . r2~2m DO BUILT-IN PHOTOMETER TFIISI VOU WHEN TO SHOOT. BIG SWINGER FREEZES ACTION. VOU NEVER HAVE TO FOC:USI . . . JUST SWING IT UP SHOOT. i~g . I .0" ,' wort? The Slloe Box " PORK & IIAN ' ' I ' 7!1 fotigue be(au.. if ~lides an o cu5hion of rolling lleam. ' MONDAY l=OME OH IN AND MEET THE SWINGER WITH THE BIG 314 "x414 PICTURE. redvc•• ....lilol ,.n...... ... . su. .. ~o X·TRA,. SPECIAL! ' . FOR THE ENTIRE FAMIL<V COME TD .~ : BAKERY DEPARTMENT I I iI 39/t I Yan.Camp's I . ftorMit, X-fflA SPECIAL! ~INWOOD • ·• tim• . :. . e Salfft Ironing Norma Goodwin ' LADY"S I JJ . OO -·• ·, . • Savtt time btcat.M it'l fof.t heat• r-------------~-------~. I BUTTERMILK Cool ville, chargjrw gross negl~t of duty ar.d extreme cruelty, arrl treatment ? How do they I Flavor ~------------~~---~--1 VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Rita Sawyer, gastrointestinal workup. In persons who are past 50 a proctoscopic exammation ev. ery 12 to !8 months often fa· I . .. . 011 i\prll ~2 ; Order Mothor'i ·,Day Flo,wor.-: Now! I I ANNOUNCE !liSPECTION A volunteer moloJ' vehlcle iJ>. spectlon will be conducted Ttmsclay by the State HlghWI)' Patrol at the intersection ot Unim Avenue an:l Route 7, the new by-pass, rr..., s:ao to 3:30 p. m. TIIII011" 10NA L , ,\. COMPLETE WIDE $EI,.ECnON ADD SUNSHINE AND SPA~KLE TO YOUR IIPME. -. . I Roal Hoalthlul Drink A-You're putting me on . Rachlej Helen Icenhower, P<mo eroyj ~ Adams, Rac1Det Angle Brunty, Minersv.ille. DISCHARGES - Coy Starcher. Elflie Barnhart, Valorie HU&hh1 Eleanor Gordon, Earl DUcher, Rosemary Wamsley. .;; ) l ICE MILK ! i ~~'·59~ I Q-1 have beard that red ciO;ver tea will cure cancer if taken in the early stage ol the disease. What do you think? Q-WIIat are the e a r 1y signs of caJK:ef of the Intestines? A-UDiortunately, there usuallr are none. Often the first s1gns are pallor and loss ol weight. A definite change in bowel habits is sufficient ~ ..tfrmi~~bfr ' : 9:30 •• m. to 12 ot the Solvation 11~- r-------------------D.4IRY FOOD BUYS! I Corporation was announced thls ther P. Oldal<er, . .. r· ' Daisy Oldaker, Columbus,- and as ooe phase, ~ remodlal Mrs. Rose Atwood, Onitp, Ter. work in Muon IIIII JackooncounHe was amemberotthiOiurch tles as aaolher, andpool clearing of the Nazarene arll was 81 r&o In Wood IIIII Jackoon Counties •• tired employe of the New York the third. Central BoUrOid. Healooworkod 011 construction of tbe Kyger Creek Plart 1n the early 1950s, MEIGS GENERAL H06PITAL ADMISSIONS - N~n~. and was employed by Mlller's DISCHARGES - Nono. Home for Funerals for a number of years. Funeral servh~es will be held 2 p. rn. Friday :tt the Church or the Nazarene, wtth Rev. Ronald 1 Justice officiating. He will beas1 slated by Rov. O, G. cart. Burial Low Calorie- Delicious will be 1n Pine Street Cemetery. Friends may call atthetuneral home Thursday afternoon. 'Ibe body wUl be taken to the church one hour prior to the services on Friday. village. We Q~served CL~n:G be d>o ' of Takes Kopper . .urui «re here to serve you ters survive · Barhl Orange sehemlod on the Haclne Locks and Dam ProJect. FIL; AneU, CoJ.umb~s; o. G. , The work lneludos reloeall.., Charleston, w. VL; Mra. 001ot railroad and~ cutverla lie Klpli~, Columbua; Mrl. OVEC Board IG SWI ... ~. flll*rltclr threeiihaaes ot work Other <onununlt!es ore wdag their old ~· free of charpo whUe tills CCIIUDunU;y is paying to use an qMID dump. The couaty health department tas 11sked village otflclals to atop the burnlllg. We feel that of all state law" our health department should re-EI..Uon or Robert M. Kopper cehe the deepest respect aDd conaJderation 1n fUlfilling its duties in preventlrl health lazards. It abould receive ~oooperatlon 10 the or Fort Wayne, Ild., as a directbighest level trcm whomever It affects, be it a prl.vate citizen or a or of IIdara - Kentuc:k;y Electr~ '' Dlstrlet cOrp, ot );)!, llunllngtm vivo. .., Potential Bidders Get Adv'anee Notice .••• Mich.; Mr.. Erwin (Lucy) w. VL, -.~ MrI. ato, Be·" ~, Dale (llaze1) Workman, GaUijlo. A'dvance notice to poteotlal bioi. lis. Twenty-one erand-chlldren dora hao been gtven by I b • and ninegreat-pandchUdreniur· ca ... ~ .• �''. ( ' J • ' t ' .ol r ! ;. ' • . ' . _.,.. ' . ' '-. AiiJ.u :13, 1Ht · ' -- .:;.; ~ " ,,- . •' ' ' ' ..... ,"'!' ~· '' I lhru SATURDAY Includes tow truck, dJmp truck, qnd 1 to 7 CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOnOM · OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE IEAREST YOU! fllti•• ------------------t -PRICES IN EFFECT NOW THROUGH Retail potytthyle~ pc~rtl,1 1111:1udet NQQICI two. bcntl, twe. tlcillfl 9tW:i lor horwlhoft All color •~~)ltd for teol'lll pill)'. .; ~ 2 FOR 25~ $'J22· . KITS ·. .,• Mode of heavy galvanized steel oLONGER LASTING .,' ~ .... ellol ... polo~. • ,. ond roof .m. Call a- .,• ·' l: IETAIL VA~UI TO '2" . . • •" • • .. : • L' ••' ' ........, .... lllurday, . JW. .. ~ 'nlpperl l'lalno, ado. . - . f.ll.3lp • ... . l ' I . oDETERGENT RESISTANT ' ' .•• ,:... AND P.O. PLUG ~ .. -. ' 4. ' " •• 3·PIECE SNACK TRAY CREST ~ .,• LITTER BASKET c Handsome, handy litter bosk•t for your cor ... e Good looking e Conven- ient • With o Cre$1 Snack and Utility Troy you ride in comfort with o snack. Use it litter too f.,, s 99~ Unbreakable • Stoinleu e Portable . I EXTINGUISHER DOUGLAS LEVEL HEAD Ideal for the gardener. hanging brocket. 20 TO 30 GALLON SIZE 24 In PACKAGE ,,.·' ,. ~ , l, .-:, "~'~'"' • •• t \)' ' ·, '• ' ' • .. ,I L ' .' I ·--~ ' JT-21 - . ...... STANLEY Grass Shears T50 ARROW · STAPLER • All steel construction with beautiful lasting finish e Built·in s1ople lifter e Solely handle lock • ·Shock absorbing bumper 99 STAPLER real proftuional · tool for the "do··h·yo•ur•W' lhoo,..''"" ot a populor price ... ...lily ........ • • • . Easy to assemble , .. for: use with 2x4 lumber. Strong, durable, IClfe. ; ;'Jil ( ' • •.il I ,, fnamel finish. -, ~ • ..~;.. ..-.•·• " lo •t la . ,,'' rtPn•••· paid bolallee ol •·•· Rot. DOlnl .....,.U.. washer, S. ....... 110 uapald balance. lnpll l'llmllure, Mldollotlorl. 4-JI.Me . !1157 lmiDEIIAIIiEII station wa. --, , '- -·"' ·t ' .... ....J,. i· . ,, ~:. • ' ,-. ' ~- ,, I_ · . LEGAL NOTICE 51 16 tilt tales R. Allo will Dl"" U 11\1' ol WOllam J. Matlack, ronlens end 1ar111 decoaaod, IIIII lho llllkDown Uneal ~. CoU or 100 Lynn 111rt, doacendlnll, dlortrtbutoes, holra lioelne """"' at law 11111 next or kin, do¥1-a, ' 4.11-Mr II aiO)', ol Lydia E. Matlack, d~ ., -. • . All steel-curved .dow ' • Non-slip rubber grip . GRA5$llg.o.C· jSturdy, ,bolonced gra" kook to your gra11 cuffinlr.thoros: ' '' .. . ! j . numbered I I Clle No. 14,428, in which you and other deferi£1!IIIII :MtJSI'ANG ' apeed lnnl· ants are named therein and fUrIIIII ...,.., anllenl ther alleg:lng that she is 1elzed !lmdlllon, ... roal. Pllont IIJ. In fee simple ot anundlvidedo,. 7MO. 4-JI.Me lortlolh (1-40) part ol oald real m-. N£lf ZIG ZAG -"'Il maehliMo In oriRinal faelory estate, CfHrit: SIW.to In tile Tolrnshlp ol Ollw, County of Melgo IIIII - · Alllllmllie . . . . . to Slate ol Ohio, in Ra!ve 11, Town 4, sectton 26 of the Ohio t• make bulllonholls. · OD loutlool, DM. .IDI, IIIII mob laney dealpo wllb ... ...... "' • olntll• dial Loll bt Colq)all)"1 Purct-.se: The Eaat hall of an 80 acre lot bounded on lho Eaot by lando belonging to Joseph MeA.oy on tho north by lands of S. S. Reed, deceased, on tJte South by lhe Sectloo alld oo tile west by the west ..If ol the above named 80 acres, it betrw part ol the aame lands d . - to Joseph Matlack by William Finley, April 21st, 1851, recorded May 29, 1834, Vol. 15, Pages 28, 29 and 30 ol tho Records of 1loeds of lar•werandneverbeoft ... .... - ed. Babnoe due only MI. or ltnal ol " per 111011111. I'IJone BLEC'I'ROWX ... llu - V~~twm CloaJI.. ,., bap end oomplele oet ol eleonlrlt! at. ta<bnettll, IIIII I(UII'III!eod olf balance ol "'; Ierma. Pbone Roeorda. ll'lllllt!a ...... Alllllurther plalntiiJ names tho ' . HOBSTETTER REALTY forever ,..rfd ' ;.'' ,, ~letOAYor t::::::::-::::::: NIGHT . , • CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE J)AY 9t2·215i' . NIG1fT 992;7324.. . ~ ) '' Rubbed and Thorou&hly ss.ss • Rinsed $1.25 Opon: Moo. thrv Fri. I 1.6 S.tu,day - 9·6 S.nclay - 11-6 Business Services READY • MIX oon01<te dell•• ...., right to ,.,.. project. P'ut and easy. P'rM 1!111- matos. Phone 119U13f, Ooo«· lela Retdy • Mlz Co., MldoiJe. part, Oldo. · e • 11c BUDG!:J' PRICE l'llnlllllre 011 our lhlrd floor budpt lbop. Baker 'l"umilure, Middleport Olllo, SEWING Wlllllllllll••• ~GUARANTEED­ PHONE 992·2094 . H.tun Qulclt- T.V. Service SERVICE MANAGERHAROLD WALKER HUMPHREYS MACIIINI!l8, ropalr oemee. aD m•k... WY s. 221f. The Fabric Shop, PoJI>. INFORMAliOI NM preselds LOCAL REPORtS DAILY AT J:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P..M. AND 4:30 P.M. j(eeping Meigs, Gallic and Mason Area Informed As eroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sharpen Sci...... WMPO IStlle Well As Enfertoinea lnsur1nce AUTOMOBILE l•auranee bon ·-lied? Loot '""" nnerat.... lleen•e? ean lft.!Mf. I II llo from userUog llot ID the prayer of said petltioo, ploindtr prays that her Interest ln said real e1tate ....,. be set otr to her In aoyerolty IIIII .Ia< partl· tJun tl. l&id nlleatate, aceord1"1 to tho rtii>Octhe rli!lto ol the periODS tbento, and In case pertld111 of oaid aforesaid deacrlbod real oslato, cannot be ·made wllhoul manlfeot InJury to ·tho ...we thereof, ~!hot Ald .... ellato llllj' ... adjUdged to . ..... . . . . .......... Mrs. W. A. Do-..hew of Kentucky rocentl,y Ylslted her daugb. tor, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Elam. .._... --·--•• & ...... , . to one or.more parties eotato llllj' , Ill aold, !roe IIIII cloor -11\YIIIIalllhoclalml, rllht• IIIII intoteata ·o f eoch IIIII aU tho pertloa to tblo IIIII. Plal~>o tlllllorther iii'IY• lhotllle oald del - a , 11111 ...., of .be rl!lllnd to oot ,.. 'Whal.ver. clalma, rl&hto or lnlenoaia tbe7 aiil eoeh of them hove lA uld nol"lato or bl·ltrnor blrred aa..rlln( ume. Further Plalntlll PI'IYI lor rollel. ~· del'liJI\IUII .ore rtqulnd ~011 ar l!e6n lho 21111 · ·~...at..Jwio, 1969. . ' ' Giber.,....... 'r'!!'' '"(t) . For Tilt FasttSt same, aD:I for other proper re- ; \,f" .Near End Of liol].. --- ,~, NT PLEASANT,. ' C. 4:. BRADPOIID ·-· 4-IZ.fte Meigs County, Ohlo. AIIO the follow-ina: descdbed AUCTIONDR SIX-BOOM - . wan 1o wd parcel olland In lho Township Com. . . llenke carpAl bt 11v1n1 room. level of Oil ve, Meigs ceurty, Ohio. . . . . llt,llll lot; nleelt home ln MJddle. Being 21 acres ott ot the lloclH, OMo GIIIIT'S a A1 llrl, f<!ld1 tor part, lfl Norlt Four111 St., nortll end ol an 80 acre lot No. Crill......,. • after ·~ <111'~ Pilon~ ••~ """'3. Be~9eo~.)o,;, pela •tilh Blue IA;ip, ·~­ ·~·· ··• r 11e . · • ,....,. tile Eaatorn hall o1 lho North " oleelrlc ~~wnpooer,]t. SoJre . . ' - quorter of secuoo No. 25 In . llanhrare, New Haven, IIORS£ 'lt!AILik, 2"""' site, Town No. 4, !Wlp. No. 11. HA1UliJON'!l 'I'V !fet'Yice. Va. l-17.fte K - eaDs and antenna aiel eoutlct Amo1d Grate, Rut.- 1be above described _premises and ........- Some lull J'umlture. f..ID..8tc contalniaa: 61 acres, be the SEVEN RDI* bouse and 0111· btlltaDed free wltb ............ Ifill'' more or less. ball4lnp: 1 aerest pbone Phone 19J.U. f.&.llc REFERENCE DEED: VoL 90, POrtland IIUilll. 4-17.fte poge Sf6, Melgo COUDt.!' Deed ,..wv PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Car Completely Hand .,..; .... _,.....,.,.lllliiii..,.____ ' MASON CAR WASH ceased, will take notice that on . JIOOIR ROOM house bt Svn- lho 3rd <lay or March, 1969, Be~ ty Rouoh as PlalnUII, ftled her ~-t!'; ~;_1108~ petiUon In lho Common Ploaa ""'"· """" .....,,~ •. 4-B-4Ic Court ol Meigs Coulty, Ohio, lo thla aut! election •• p~ vlded b)' law, then thot said roal ,. , r..-.eta Box335, WOOdtiDck, ~=;,;;~;;:;:::;"i VL; Lulu Matlack, wboao place " ol1reakllncl 11 1271 Kenwood; Rood, /41L J~, 5eil Betel!, Clllb'nla; Carl Mallaeklllll 1..011lao. Matlack, w11ooe place ofre.lidence il B4Jx 288, Tru.u.We, Alabama; Dorolll)' Llml>ert IIIII Jabn Lo!n!>ert, whole place ofr• ,ildence le Boote No. 3, ~che JIIIICIIon, Arisen; Helen Guider ·11111 llerborl N. Gllkler, whose place of reeldence It 941 BIU&o tho ~ Trucll water Drlw, InllaD Harbor , " " ' - To ~ 'J1io llelcb, Florida; Inez Morrla, : Soiilllu•tlloolllr Core. · wboae place of noldonco ., ..,. • i !mown; lho llnoo1 4eo- ~ . · 111M a~ HAMMER 1 Bu· s ·ln· : es· · . s· • . · ·.. ·. . ~ , . · erv llllllu.l'lrker, ..iqepla.. ... ot die parttestothla lull election, 11 pmlded · by law, allll In cue Ald alor&aald deiCI'Ibod rtol ellato Ia not oz. . .: ..,....,_...,,;,;,..,...... OM or more ' . • BLAEnN•• ......,.n ...,, 7wiii!OIB and u.... (I cehllnll, lllltrlbutoeo, helra at I : ::PH.::99:J.:21:t:3===~ mtld and , _ clealll. Fin! :law IIIII next kin. dotloeea, : IHII•• OMo 4'WIIe •-.,'.• • ' -' fr. f ' TllllllE-PIIlCE loedtoom oalte, 11111t .,... !los .,...,. lliil 1!11111011. r.r an- ......... . . ..._._ ). !',_,.., •J \.' lola, ••1110.011. II 00 81reo1, that Ald delelllllnts and each o1 l4llc them 1111)' he required to eel up IUQMOVE ucas 11oo1y llul4 · Phoae 1021111. whatewr claims, rights ai.t 1ft. with Fluldel 'l'llllell, onb' terest1 they am each ooe olthem IIODfm' IIOWNINO .... at Ntllail Druc. S.l4-fllp .. ,, ln laid real estate, or be ·~ .,,. -i. Non·plnch,·ea'YilriP handle • Shpck obsorbing bu!'"per • Removabt. fromt and "'o,nel e,._ Visible r,fm. •inclow • All iletl strudion Palenttd, jam·prcof rnechonism • Lo'li"t . DOUGLAS New. design ; .• High angle handle for easy cutting. I I, :': STANLEY SAW HORSE BRACKETS ... '"·""'• .' ' aale, deep, otunly. Buy a •ofe other taaantl In common aDd their spouses ln said petidonand boot lor lamlly'l protee. t1aa. See lAna. Davia, ~ lhot lho Interests of oald -lila lui Estate For Sale mRo west <1. ..., Rt. 13 .., lD ccamoo It; described In aald Kbtpliury Road. f+ll1lc I 110011 boaao will! boll, I peUdon. Pial nUll IUrlhor dealrea ' . .f ' ' pe!fed <lll*lltlan.. Pay For Sale .AIAJMlNtiM .,... •••' '. ~' ·'., • ' w. • ..•'• 8 .. ARROW ...---- 'hlolT .• BAR.;B-Q-GRILL 1" ....... :38C FT. 2" ........ 79c FT. 22 PLASTIC TRASH CAN LINER . t ;o STRUCTO ~ '.~ ...... 22c Fr. ~ ....... ... 'll• · ~ FOAM RUBBER with $ J, . !' fff~ · ... . . . I ~~:-·:-·< :;,' '-·· .. . ..... RAKE Disposable dry chemical extinguisher • 4 'J. I FIRE ~ ,, Ull< l!'fl CAMERO VI, ' apeed; POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ lllf7 FINbJrd VI, t apoed. mlnlaluro. 1'15 l!ld up. stud service and grooming. Pholle call or lltWMI. IliUm. . II I lie 141fc ~ ' 4-18-Me ~ F01. sa1a or Trade ~ 6' x 28" PARQUET top table with 2 rustic benches. DISPENSER : • No. .... lruck ;and roote. We wUI do I mREE room Aporlment deanli!J wholesale. Apply In <OIIIJilelely modern with wnt. . Lost pei'IOil, Cleaners, M• lD ldlcbeo, wall oven and LADIII!I befit ...... ltlll In son, W. A.B.C. Va. · 4-IO.IIe table lop unl~ llalniOII lleel l'llmlroy. filaallle ........ Ill* with dllpDial omit, ball!, •••d. Plloae CJIII. WILL SELL one or bolb or my "'mplete with lhower and ill lie eleanbtg plants. A. B. C. larp clooel, nleely deeololCie&llel'll, Muon. W. VA. od. Colt iiUfll lor IIJlPObtl4-10.1fe menl. 4-11-llc •••• ..., IIIII balll, llolll dose lrL Pbane .. • .i. ' ' CREST 4-~We . 'I1WLER LOTS. lloh'l llobBe Business.Oppo!tunlty Court, ,,....,.., Oldo m Slate OWN YOuR own dry cleanq R1. 121, P11oao ftl..81. ~·· Amblllou.a man or •ll·lfc womap to lake over and own " PlCNIC TABtr·, nolda Flowtr Sllop, Muon aty, W. Va. Pllono 'I'Mifl. Jl'tJIINlliiED house "' """'-' tAllY nm. llotlle"""' coot. !OJ, a.. 1'001111 and botll. u.. Ill Ill out. Plloae . . CoD ...... IIIIJ.Uil ,. RIDW.OOD FIJRNl9IIED . . . . - . Re7· APAR'I'MENT, lint floor. lour . He&_W•niM room and balll, IIIIo lll'l!l1d IWIYiifH f or I cloJI 1 ..t. t a.ta. Ulllll 1 p.m . floor oparlment, lotlf """"' ' ·,}- t• ' ' , of hrtt.nt " 120Z. s1.26 @)- • •'iel, • .SADDLE SOAP Employment Wentid Qqo, Lq llollam. IIM'IUl . . f..II-Uip ,,11 LIQUID ,, I For S.le I,. "'.eo. """"" Hydramati~ trona. Blk, vinyl roof over groon finioh. , :Retractable hta~ht covers. Positr~c,tion rtaJ oxlt. Tintod glou, C ortron air tondltiarll~g. A boouti· · lui kept car 'with only 6300 mi.loa. Oh yoo IMiw car · title and, worronty. s;... ovoil, $1000 · ' ;, '1 ,.tJHe; l!belllad, IB«rl Idler f P·!."· t43lp , 1"' 'CAPRICE 4 DOOR SlOAN .eo. 1969 MooeLs-~Mr­ MONOGRAM AND · · QTHER POPULAR . ~- • rwo ft.UI ·ow J'OIIJ, blaet • 3Z1 . VB tftgint, poWM st..,lng .and brakas, Turbo ;. r . HOB.~' IfS . ----------,---~~--~ 18 oz. FAUCET i· -~4 '11' '1" TURTLE WAX . Hydramatlc ' troii'l,;, pO'"r ot-lng, · flniah with . vinyl roof, black gl'e~u, radio. real sharp l~cal one own1r car. ' . .. •1 '• nlco, tit, c.B t-. Wiber, ,. . . . . . . ....., Oi.QS A.U·. it. . ', . ' RETAIL VALUE 291 EACH St·l l . ' ' ' , __ ' Yal.ue $3.89 llldoor or ~;~ul . . . h••'l t., lor the lomlly. Complete!~ .-., . . . all I "'.J" ' ' liTAIL .VALUE IRAIL VALUE COMPLETE WITH ) ' ' pick up truck. SUNDAY SUNDAY APRIL 27 1969 OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST ' ,' A.M."' 9 P.M. LAVATORY ·~ .. I' ==-~; ·:>-= =-~~:;.:1.:; I. , ~ • ~· ~_' -~-......···rlllo'f"*tl !!:! . .'f .' .- MONifA\' •· f f. • ••' f;: Auto's To .Yo-·Yo's hi The Senthiel Want .. . 'i' ...•• •• ,, . '-\'r''~. ,_ . CROW, CROW t.PORTER. ~for ~~~ (I) Pi.w:dfr· 'i' . ' .... SEED FERTILIZER POIEIOY.· c;,.ao, • • I' �a..,....~ -L~ .... ..- -,J,, .• ->. I ":.·:r•. .. ,, , ...,' ' ·Only 'Krog!r Has.· The Big 4: l \, . . ' ' > '.,:•J« UiCA ., ~ QIUJlity , , . \, ' 'I '· ~ . .•'-l{ ',. I ' •. v Smoked Ham , F ,. C.Vnolol, nt ~- C... ·*' RcU Roast- " - ~- -Cube Steaks . __ . - .· 'Siumk ~- .::: Half '' U. S. Go¥1. IIIIPO~d - '· '. .'' . ' _, ........ Bawn ___ - :: $1.39 -·. ·- .t ··. & r~.~~ · lfo Ll!nlli ea. Baeon _. __!!. $1.09 •. ' ·; ' " ! ·. ,, I ·· 'I ' ~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tllll Children'• CltJHka · . V.olll; Z-16 ·-..···- ea.. $J..Ifl •I .,, Vot,:No. 1 ......._.~...- e¢ 49c j?w, No.5 ON W:e1Mis'~IK. . .·. ~-t. .·. ' ' .. ,. IIJirMt .. " ' - ...... Bologna ___ • .. .59c ""' . .. Tea Bags · ~· 79e \. ' K_.- - o r flolf fully Ceobd Semi-Boneless Ham __ -___ _ •. 69e Dried l'lniCut Dry Soft Bacon ----- .. 39c Pinto Beans Jowl ............. .. 39c 4 - ..... ,.., lilt ", ' ' Whiting ---- .. 25c IIIIDGitl- ' ~ . ·,, i_~. . ·,.;.~.:.. Oif r>•··· ·I. -- --... . ·r , ·1. ' :. "$2.29 Ktjj., ..,.,., I , fl. ,Upect 11. With might 12. E"ertlon 13. Reral tille H. Showy flower 15. Pol. group 16. Abyll8 17. Overhead traln11 18. Conqueror ofDewty 21 . Stick lol'f!ther 23. Eg)'pt!an goddts~ 27. Came up 28. Ooze- out 29. Word ot 5. Symbol Cor tin 6. Rlodela 4So. Am. 1iver 1 7. Exelamation or triumph 8. ECCicient 9. Earth 10. Epoch11 If. Slh"f'r colri 16. Unml;.:ed 19. Pa11~e~~ 20. Whitt House name god 2-1. LevleM ona levy 25. FlMh 26. Embed ... ~W!Ml1)1!J!:;u..t _.~.~ .-J ' C4MI'II D I (J 01 otherB I ~ •;' \ l ~• ~ , = --·"-Coke"' K_.- AH Flo..,. Sherbet __ . t/lotol. 59c _ lP.trrd•f~ s' .' . . . . WHAT 'TO HIM WHE~ HE ON ~TINe 'THE OLP 1WPe TRICK. ' 11'KH for IAe hJaoucl ......... U ZT B : D H D L PO . , HK. ITBHDWV· P 0 H H 0 B H K I 'I'M 0 .It z 'R err•..-.·1·Dliv:OCR.ACr. wC.O A4 l "Mt.,,., •• 11 A PUBLIC JIEN Ullll AMD Nolo: VJIDJCUT~~~ARD SHAW · c • to J... &!q ............ JM,t • ,.d..., f I ., ' Biscuits _12 !:. 69c K_.- Amwlcoo & Vorloly P... Sliced Cheese. ~~--;: 59c ' -DowtiFr.... COIIOfl Cheese _____!:. 59c Aqua Net- 2 $UISII0141. L. . . Pepto Bismol ... 68c 11.41 Sbo Aloll..,..c . . _____ ...... ....., on.. o;Jt: M1crm K_.-1<)1 luttorfotHI.flu $1 .• 5110- Lowfat Milk :-,:,;, 89c Jergens c..... ----= 67c Towels _·':.:~.- 4 Plooltot ..._old ,._, . f';enniulli8 .:· __ ... ,.. 89c ' ' . . 'AIUrtl!f . .. p· 4 . •. 0b1Da • " . ,, .. , jtllo1t. 69c ,; j ' . ' . "!;' .....~,...,., -.... ~~. .. ,. ....., . • Azaleas ------ ... 69c ......... Marigolds "'··' 4.9e ' .· 1M TZZ. - HIITDF . ' K_.- lvltotmlll I Floky If< !lq R... H.T.H.. & u-..t..l Holr Sproy ' . LOW K FRBTiPR RDTXKJ'RL H8TJ' I'X .• O Tit J.lb. pkga. Porll & ..h .&Cr,....... .._..... VL 6.15-o:. tube Kleenex ABBOrted Colors Designer ~ _f"..~' 69e .,.,.. oWl , """""' ,_.;_leas .._, •..,_......,_ AMAIIIu•nsr ZOH ''.~ ~ Clover·Valleg ' "nnrm TIU. _, $1.115 SIZE 'ICCJIM'ASTI ~' PieSheUs 3 :;. $1 ,. Ice Cream _.112101 69c $1 PQUnd Cake ~ ~ 59e 3 -·--- ... 98c ~"-"" ••-row) ..... A.Xl'DLB.t.A.XR .. LOlfOrELLOW One letter almpl,. ltarld. tor uotJaer. In till•· aample A ill uaed tor tbe tlltee L'1, X for the two 0'1, etA:!. llnlle leUen, apos, lrepbiN, tile lelllth ud tonnatton ot the wordl ·a re all hlnb. l:acll dly tk t'* letters ani dltftrenl ~.. K-AIIi'iPwo . Jumbl ..., IIIID IIVDOY HIIMIT CANIUI .. ,. Reetory 48. German DAILY CR'I'I)'TOQUOTE-Heft'o how to .work It: ... ' . ..• j ' ! ICf'IIII'AI••rW ' f3. catkin .t4. Olad'-ton· DOWN 1. Hou~e : Bp. 2. AmOftJ uP ...... - 5 '::... $1 .. 111111. Peas, Com 4 ..tlliil out ...... ' . s-) Bake'n Serve l::39c J·. . •·a -""" mces . · .99f. Donuts . . . · ' [INIHIKJ fO. Unclothe .t2. Thll wa~ ' Ill ..... & .........., ... II..." lift - l'nol! """' ~ <Ma rraclured bono 33. Tavern drink :MI. Sklths 37. Smith and .. ·. .. (loy I Got IN Loot lor lc) ......... Diet Alii ·~ MARGARINE "BEDDING PLANTS" II I I I -~ONIJY •"B.mlng 30. Little rlo\\·er :n. Support • form tour ordinary words. 28. Yale men 30. Dart \"r•h•rd•,-'• ..... .,..,, 32. Bogus gem11 39. Headlinet· 33. 1-'irst 41. Printer'• ~:~inner meuure11 3-4 . Pen1vian 42. Before metl'<lpolll -44. Exclarna3!\. Level lien Of 38. Queue dl.agutl l ' .....,. . """' v.,., .... ; .. ;.,....., Bee.f' Qfo>w ::"" 55c ..., • ._ , . ""It' k,... ....... ·' ". SOups . '. ." 8. ·:.!.$1 Saute ,': 4'C.""' $i, ' =~ 2"''lt.. 9c ..... .... ... ,_.. ~ , pkgs. $1 G. W. ' - or " - " " ' Pizza ---·- 11 pk114«.59c .. - , ~~~. ' 10.o:. Bread ___ 3 .._ nc L-*r ~~··· ~ Mh D ~:l· , •."' •.'"""'$1·o9 .... ...,_ 'I ;..~ D~ 6 $1 ' ;' ,.' ·Parbr , ·Pepsooenr SSe $1 4 $1 = ...... -· ,_,., . ucins·· ·Bread I i Un~e:ramble thete four Jumblft, one letter to eath ~quare, lo 1-lb., 13-oz:. cans ... 2 ---- . · ·'' j.lu ; ""'~1-.. ·:-ee '' tlan Peaches Dlwn-FmhDairy Foods Mll.GAIUH!~~. 21. Bowod"' 22. Tahl- Y. C. Halvea & Slices 1254. "" tl.lfl Big K _ 10 '!: $1 i')>IIN M' ~·· ,. ttl! . DIH' P~'lf AHY ClUES 01'1 ~~ I 3. Endurance eont..et 4. Euy Item J .. 4 ....... Parti Ham -_____ •. $1.29 lb. bag ~_,11:19 SAID ttEID KtNDA ...::lSEY ~D ACROIIII 1. Recreation areaa ""-• fully - All.._ ' All qtlodo K_.- Y,• ,..; DAILY CROSSWORD , ' " ' j:-• .' Slicelt •••hid ' \j , I lH~T ~y FOR~ or 1.11 . ·. WHAT'RE V00 $1.19 l,ork J.oin -------- .. 99c Wieners ___ ':::: 49c . Lard _-_____ !:. 59c I . o..mr W. Ya. ........ Butt Portion .. 49e Mi(rmaine Dilmerware 'BreOtt & Butter Plate - 11o. Quarter Fryers •___ .. 39c lb• lmlfll ...... " •. 89e Lto, Tllllftr -1'ull . ; I! ·... ' USDA CHCICI , _ , , ....... - , ~~~ WI · ~nt "" . ..._.. tt ~ .,.niiHtt. ....... Round Roast · U. s, Government lnapeeted \. 11 • Clooico .. ~1110 CalllornlG . ' J' • Sunriae-Fresh Head giant roUs "' �.''· ' ~• 1 r ' ". ' 16 - Tbe Doib so~ojit1•. ~-!'Jll'. , o. .. ~U' ,za, ·1H9 "'" •• ' ;!..\ :l,!(•' Mrs. Tll"orrHon .is··Electeo ' President ofSalon 710 · ,. Mrs. Ruth M. naomtoll wu elected president ol the Meigs Count> Soloo 110, Elgllt and Forty, Mon&.,y night at tile home ol Mra. Gladys Mowrey. otber otflcers elected tor the 1969·70 year were Mrs. Mary Martin, flr1t demi chapeau; Mrs. Eileen Searb, second deml cha· peau; M r s. Mrytle Walker, L 'aumonier; Mrs. Frankie flun.. nel, L'archiviste, and Mrs. Eu· Die Brinker, le secretaire..cas-- stere. Plana were completed for the annual dl.l'ller meeting to be held May 12 at the Middleport Church ~ Christ. Invitation acknowledl· ments from Gallla Count;y Saloo 612, Athens 676, Richland t50, and Franklin 333, were read. Mrs. Julia Hysell was appointed chairman of the tea for the an· mal meeting. Mrs. Hysell a.nnooncedthe Pou· vlor to be held on June 7 • 8 at the Fort Rayea Hotel in Columbus. n was also ooted that a~n~al report rorms are to be complet. ed by May 20. Mrs. Iva Powell presided at the meeting during which tl.me lt was reported that the afghan had been awarded to Mra. Pflil Mullen and that the $85 realized 50th Wedding Anniversary Is Observed trom tile prole<t wltl be aubmlt- l . • ,. ·j, -· ,) ., '-:" . FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS Cla81, · - - - - - - - - • Entarprloe United M-at Church, Friday nif#rt at the home of Mra. Frances Carleton. . Students Commend ' Saleslips From El berfeldJ In Pom~roy REMINDER MADE Melnbera of Cbelllar Lodp pointing oot the schools' attempt 323, Dlugllten of America, are to meet the needs ollbe Individ- reminded to get 111e12 reHrV11· ual ci!Ud, was shown. Becky Jrad.. tlms lor the cllmer to be held ford, president, conducted t h e at tile Marietta roll)' m M1r 8 ceremony for the new members. . to Mrs. Erma Cleland lG' MS¥ .'j 10111, Domle :and Dougle, of Galton, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mr~. William Sleridan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. PhUip Globokar wUI attend the Friday graduaUoo of their son, Michael, from boot training at the Great Lakes u . S. Naval Training ~on . Before returning home they plan to visit April 25 • 29 In Cleveland wltll Mr. Globoku's relatives. CLARK GABLE In GONE WITH THE WIND (Teehntcolor) Clark Gabie ~ Vivien Leigh COLORCARTOON: Pleasant Memories Adml81lon; $1.00 Children 50c Runni~ time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. SHOW STAlU> 7 P, M. munlllla. Soutli VIetnam lor lhe Ural time salcl mutual wlllldrawal of foreJgD troops was the kQJ issue ill tile talkl, another hint the Allies were softening thelr c• ' iMU Dean STOP IN AND SEE THE IIANY BARGAINS ALl OVER THE STORE ·':HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (IJPI) ''!'he Marshall Unlvvolty litUdent ··~to Weclne14o¥ night passed li reso!llllm commOncllq Dean ' 1fl,bort Ha¥es of lhe Marshall Teachers' ,College for pdling .IO!dent teachers out of -tal, ~. 2. j l &iaclterl from waa our as~esllllfnt .tor our students," littuiU& U.,es oald. lqlt. llsrold Conley ol Iron""' SdJools !J>ld Hayea ol "agitadon directed at one student'' Tblt ltudBnt No Stamps, Games, Gimmicks-WE SELL FOOD! !Ioree' other .. hz. jars ' cera, were Crow, Wingett, James Clstworthy, George Schneider, Ada Holter, Nancy Bean Reed ani Rooald Smith. The society, which wiU sponsor the Ohio Stata FrogJUII'(I~Coi>­ toat at lbe 1111 _llend Retlatta W.MbNI, voied -~award a spec>' tal prize o! .,00 to atl)'c:n&whoie· !rag breaks the world's logon. dary record of over 19 feet, set . lb. crt. Thank You Sbawbeny · FRANK WOLFORD, JR. Nestle's .•. New Natural Flavor Wolford Has Head Injury 6 oz. INSTANT COFFEE Mrs. Tucker's ' ' ORANGE &GRAPE cans Salad Bowl by Kraft · . · ' . · . ,, tl!tlit . -~ "' . ' -~·OIItltl-· r;,. acttpt Ftd. F-.'stamps \ Prlc,tl, E~vf ;~ , AP,RIL 2~~ · ;1. Open 11011. lin Sat. 91!1 t CLOSED SUNDAY ' BenejitShowh.Sunday MR&ard . 4sks Help .•IP\Jed _.lion ,_Tbe Mel81 eount;y Monla1 a.. · Board Tuesday • · $159 ·an " - ' lor IIMDcla1 ·_ ""'· " , ~ . , . _ _ salcltbe- . --ent of !:Wcatlon r~'' ~jfl~ ot iwo olaiNI lor . rilardecl ~ ooldllrtrellllfO '- ~s U state aid li.io be con·~ • '' ' ' :m.ta, acCOJ'OIIq to tile bolr4, 11111 reflllre an iddttlmal teadl· , ·!1):: ~or ~ lluo, ond an- MiUion bond illue implemented COLUMBUS - THE STATE SENATE lG' a~ vole We<jnesdl¥ pssled a bill wlilcb would oet 011 the machinery to ilq>lement !be miWon·bond leauo lbe .-alnlhe November I'"" erll ehctlon. Son. Roberti!. 51!1w, II-C<IIumbua, !lbo -sored the blll.alao lntrcduced.a blll W-oday which would Pi'ovld!l lor re"""' ua bond GJanC:IJII (It lhe luoa ' 'llle bill which l!U Sj)provod Weolnoads,y would authorize tile 1.. s - ot •1'1!1 million In _...t reYOnue bonds for hlalnnYa, wator polludm contrel and ..._..m. hl&har oducotlon, Parkland reo. rootiOn ono1 Clliltal iq,rovemeuti. Of tile to!a1. $500 million , would \18 authorbocl for IJiahny use and t251 mllliao lor lltll>lllal>. way obllpllml. , •m _.,....!G' olher · -. · The 'I'IIIIPera Plolna - Altrecl Women's COinmunlty Club will spoosor a horse sliow Qmds,y at !be Coolville Riding Club Ring at Coolrille. 'lbe show 11 ~er In a AI'· les of proJeda IIIIOIIBOred b)' !be eli.., ..,_ In their eflorta to raise lllDftel to CU~atruct a comIIIUIIlir buDding. C. E. "Siort;r'' Woodard of Watorford wUI be lila sliow )ldge Action tO Obtain Loan Authorized ~bserlber 1 o1 t h e Gallta CaoudJ Water Asooclatlon Wed- noads,y night autborl2ed Ita beard ~ In of lruoteoo to proceed w1111 obthe !uncia neeeslll'J,... CGb· dePII prefer an ~IV .._,, want o!jo~ punllhed t1lf cr•>- taiDing a $2,113,000 tile In tile....,_ !tw dlslurboncea, aad O(IIJOIOtllo student• t1lf allemo!:ratlc Society. · H<ime Admlnlelratlm loaoto...,_ ' About 41; per cant 18,000 atudeJI\0 turliOCI OUI t1lf an IJIIo atruct a 200 • mne CllWliJ wolar aulhc!rized votJ · a lllU'1IIn of W, ·!bey tUrliOCI cloim qllam. Tbe overall IIJi!l'lllll F_., -.•m ----ldlnlll ........ - · • .IOIII!IIV .... In POOlBI'OY, was eleeted Grand Croaker of the Ohio Society for the Ptmootion of Bull Frogo, inc. at an organizational meeting Wedneoday nlgllt Guilther succeeds Attorney SMOkED . PI,CNICS . sto 1 lb. Averw . . Fred W. Crow, Jr., who was the orgaal.zation's fou..ter and first grand croaker. Other offtcers named after the nDmilllting committee's report by Robert Wtrwett. were Dale :Warner, first vice &rand croaker; Harold Blackston, second vice grand croaker; VUma Pikkoja, secretary, and Mr. alii Mra. Roy Holter, eo-treasurers. ·~=~~· to II (elf -nu and rlngma- will be Frank Powoll, Coolville. T11e - · mance elaues Will beglnatnom, roln or shine. T11e sponooro will have a load In operational! Ill¥ _.ms at 8:30 a.m. The Clasaea are Western leld. in elau, 1111: years and UDder; western pleaiUJ'e pear, under t8 incbes~ barrel race, weltern pleaiUJ'e jlGDy, CJJer 48 inebea and IUllier 56 Inches; ea and IPOOII race, walk • trot cllaa 181dor 48 Inches, weatem plea.. ,..-. · horae. naa: race, eenlor boriOIIIIIIIhli>. ""' and ride, and wellefn ploasure horae with )1. nlor• riding. Al10, .a.ke race. 4-H borsem~ ptdoup raco, AJlllOIOOII pltooure, l!aglllb pleasure, weatel'JI chDdren' 1 boraemauJdp, f..H bol'lemuahlp. 11 to15ye&rl old; ho<aO cia II, !.llboraellllldhlp, 16 to 19 yoaro; keybelle race, and the trail cla11. and lUI -Ions ol not to aeoed ~ million. ·' ! . . .ioloa IIIII, l i d - a( lllco, PROF. GREEN CONVICTED a,lle!II'1Cratlc ljOelill'; aloo.... IDe., Columba.; bl., <41'8UIIInc COWMBUS (IJPII - llaYid E. I . Ill b!oJ fAir nlallalemeat ......ro, )ciiJcl- t1Jat bldl GreeD, a former ptde...., at ; I will bo ......... ~aul30 Oldo Unlveralll', waa f<OIIal dl,ys. All .._u mull be op. illdlll' a( bumlile 1111 draft ~ P!'G!Oed .b)' lila Ohio !llltoiiDOrdol b)' a U.S. Dlolrlet Ccurt )lrJ I!Oatill and tho FHA. ' ................ 8 ' ' .. Frank Wolford, Jr., serviq wlllllbe U.S. Army in VIetnam, sul!ared a head inJury April 13 and Ia reportedly bospltallzed for treatment ci cerebral trauma. A pmer m a military vehicle, Wolford' a head was struck by an overhallging tree limb during a unit II)IDeUYer. Mr. and Mrs. F....k Wolford, & • o1 323 Paae st., Middleport, learned he was hospltali2ed April 18. Wolford enlisted In May 196S. He spent a year in Korea, 1100111. er year In Vletnam, and returned home .. June, 1968. He 1 volumeerod for a seC<Itld ol ollt,y in Vlotnam. Lio~ Mrs. Helen B. RusseU, for merly d. Pomeroy, died Wednesday at her residence at 2993 Nell Ave., Columbus, Mr1. Russell was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jolon B. Lind· 8e1 of Middleport who was a former Meigs Comt;y Commlsstoo. er. Mrl. Russell was married to lhe law Ralstoo Rusaell; Sr., a Pomeroy attorney for a lllmber of yeara and a former editor of Tbe Dolly News. Mrs. RuSIOll attoodecl college at Ohio Weol01111 and OhloUniversity. During World War I she was secretary for the Am· eriean Red Croas here and cllr~ lng the depresoloo was In charge ol cllolrlbutlng clothing fO< lhe Red Cross to needy CamWea. Mr •· ·Ru slell organized IUid cllreeted the Pomeroy Music Club and was one c1 the founders of •'t '. thla year. It was also decided the CII'IIIUDzatioo will buy a can••• mat for the frogs to jUJIIP frCil1. A...,... mltlee of WIJWett. Smitll and Warner was Sj)pointed b)' GuiJn1>. er to make the purchaae. Paat Grand Croaker Crow and Elect Ralph Graves RaljJb S. GraYes was elected president of tile Pomeroy Ll<inJ Club W-sdl¥ lollowln( tile weekfr luncbeon at tbe United M-11 Cb...cb Ill Cbrlol In Pomeroy. Other olllcers elected were C. 'lllomaa CoSIOl~ first vlca . preoldeiW; Paul E. Kloeo, 10C11K1 vleo president; WUIIam R. ADderoon, ttolr<l vlca president; Ar· !bur M. 110¥1. llou tamer; Karl Knulter, tall twloter; C!armce J. SlrUble, ..,.otary • ttouur. ~ i\' ' ' ~. eards"abi other promoticala. terlal It WIO lontatl..l)' dedded tile senlo< cllvlsloo of lhe frog Julql will be held oo SoturoiQ nlahtlllld tile Junior cllvlalon, aWOljlnR ot: . --: ~Sc!r;~ ·, lcipldeo wiD be On 'Smd~Taflalo. ot Repfita Weekend, Jtme 20-22. noon lbe Pomeroy Garolen Club, serving as ita first presldedt. !h> cllreeted cholrslntheC(IIIo munlty IIlii waa orpJOiatatGrace E!J)acopal Cim'ch and 1be byterian Church. lie ta credited wltll having formed tile lint Parent • Teacher Association In fOm,. eroy. -·-- Miss Rllslell wrote artl.ele• and editorials for'lbeDollfN""I .. Pomeroy. g., ..... of tile Dsugbters oltlle American Revolution aDd tbe Pomero;y 91akeopeareClub. 9lrvlvlng are a oon, RolRussell, Jr., a Chemistry pro.. feasor at Ohlo &ate Unlversl&r, tllree daughters, Mrs. Walter (Helen) MltcheD, Jr., Weat Furl, Conn.; Mrs. Wlllllm H. ~) Dye, of Evanldon, m., where ber hushand, Iormor IWioroy 111a11 School football greet, ('I'll> lin), is director of Athledeaat North-western University, IDd Krl. Rsy (l)orotily) Flt'llhlm ol ·Marlemmt; atx srandcblldna, IDII atx great • grandcbll-. ·er, am Dlreetor1 Fred A. Mor. Tbo body Is at the Elan 1lrlll row, out&o>lng president; Karl Funeral Homo at lOS Krauttar and Robert L. Jacobo, st., Columbus,wbtre-Ollt year terms, and Noltert w. call from 7 to I IIIIo ........ Comptm ond Richard Chambero, 1be body will Ill braUiilli to !boo two year terms. EWing Funeral IIDme F..._. The II'OUP made plans for tile morntne for lervleoa II Z p.m. ob.....,.. o1 latlles night on Friday. Burial wU1 Ill Ill tile TuoscliiJ', ~ 29, at 6:30 at lhe Beech Grove ~. IRU.Oolll_o, _ _ FvmBrO¥ U n I t o d M-at Churdi, Dltertalnment will be -~tothe­ preseateol b)' a girls' IJI&I1el royGIIUICIIII. trom Rio Grande eou.,., Tom Cissell reported, ' i<., 992-2635 ners In thejunlorml senlorcom-_petitiin last year '!lfW be offered Mrs. Helen B. Russell ' Is Dead in Columbus £:1 . ·. ':.. ' INGELS Furniture ,, at the Cavaleres, CaliL, eve& The same casb prize KiVIIlwt. Appointed to lhe board ol dl· Mrs. Holterwerei'IUil8dtoaecarectors, in addition to the om- mltlee to obtaln118w...,...shlp Kent •tudent. don 'I .like SDS crowd antlel)laiiCIIJ ill .,..,... KENT, omo- A MAJO!UTY OF KENT. STATE University stu- A buiiNn oiOJI faolll CUiblan .... Culhloallar ........ . Guy E. Guhther, meat d~rt­ ment marager at the Kroger Store Hoi'" 11y1eu o1 SOUtb l'l>ln4 Ohio, and Goorp and SOndra ~ ol Kitto lllll, Ohio. llbe tllroe are 1101 !IllS memberS, I ol)llep apokeoman blliootor, tbat.cblldron are be1Jw flllll• Grand Croak.e r Is Guy E. Guinther otudenli ll!I!R' driver, for lol!lch fuadlart JIOI avollabla. ,II ·1101 ·reportad, New vlaJI with lb 1W1 , llulft.ln DUI,IIDI New lmluiht back .to lltintlnRton were That Good Brouahlon Qu~ity Easy Monday .- NEW OFFICERS - Eorl qoh, tlllrd frmlleft, was elected now president of tile llelp Coat11J Jaycees durlrw a meeting held Wed.neaday night. Pictured, left to right, are omcera Barry McCO)', tre&.IJW'elj Ralph Werey, I~ vice preaident; hwels, Jim Mees, extel'llll vice prealdelt; RGpr Youtlll.local dlreetor, and VIncent Knlglrt, secretary. - SenUnel Pboto. Marlball. ' 2 Foods••,'W~••••• 19C Cottage 'Cheese••••• 2 Pie Filling ...............:~45C 96. It Nesca fe•••-.••••••••••••••~\. " Shortening••••••••••• 3 :~ 69e 3 Canned Pop.......... Salad Dressi·ng ••••••••::.39C Laundry·Detergent •••:~ 49e _..,tine ldentlfled II David Kaoper, C1a;rtDn, N. J., president o1 the ~s rbapler at VERY, VERY SP~CIAU Tbe VEGETABLES fts Vlel Cong clemanded political dlseuoslono first. fO.ro..Adh VIetnam'• poRtion was olso a cleparlllre from -tile paat. 1be 8al11011 Government np to DOW bad been loaUt to q;ree on an esriJ' pdlout ol u.s. troops from VIetnam. .. The mutual wl1hdrawal of utemal forcet 11 a key problem In order to adYanee towards peace on tbe baals ol respect for tile rlgtrt ol self. clotormblatlm ol lhe people of South Vletmun," Phant Dang Lam, the chief SOUtb Vletoamese neautiator, told the bargaining pooltlon. . Heney ~ LOdge, chief U.S. negotiator, told the 14th sesalon ol tBlke !be United States IIW "no reason wf\Y the mUltary Co1IUIIIIIIII!a. and political aapeet1 of a Lam's emphasis that mutual settlement camot be worked wlllldrowal was _tile key laiUO out lit the same Ume." was tokoe by cllplomatlc obserII wss lhe flrat Indication the vers as a signiftcant move United States was rea<1Y to give towards bresklng tllo - k up Ita inolatenee that lhe at tile four.pmer oegotiattons. cont'era1ce ttrst take on the Commwrllt IOUreel aald on (Jtestlm ol military deescala- Tuesdl¥ that a slllhl wlllldrltlm before lhe ;..,., ol SOUtb wal by American forces alone Vietnam's politlealfuture. might serve to got aerlous talks Tbe American poaltlm had going. olw&¥s prevloual)' been tbat 111e Lodge said the United States talks should firat dllcuas sucli waa more than willin& to talk of military Issues as mutual mutual troop wlllldrawal but withdrawal, prisoner exchanges lncllcated · wlllldrawlng u.s. and restoration ot the DemUit;a.. ~ without a Communlat rlzed Zoae (DMZ) withdrawal was out ol tile North and Swth VIetnam. Tbo <JtesUon. Ironton ac."ools. 'hat II was not an adoquato teaching :····-a MEIGS TIIATRE OPEN By GEORGE SIBERA PARIS (IJPI)-1be Utolted Slatos llld todoJ It waa rOMiy to neiQtiate JIO(Weal aa well as mUltary l.iaues at 1be aame time at the VIetnam talkl- a ma.1or eonceaolon to lhe Com- 'ba 1lle reeall of four student I "'· -> . Be Thrifty! Save All of Y~ur were played with Mrs. Humel and Mrs. Knapp wiMing pr12es. Hill. } \ :1,:-Ha)tes said aalf,atlon apinst -· studellt teacher who was a •mtmber of the Sudents for a Demoeratic Soclei¥ (SO$ I e d Topp Brand · _.-1 ' l"ajor Concession Made to .Enemy at Vietnam Sessions deceased members of Ohlo. The prlt.e brought by Catherine Welsh was won by Mrs. FoweU. Games Baby o o 0 ·.) For You This.Week!" Gerber's Strained ~ ;_.:l . ,.1 ed a memorial service for all WEDNESDAY FEENEY • BENNETT POST Mr. and Mro, VIrgil P. Roullh 128, American Legion, 7:30Wed~ flowers centered tlle table. o( Weirton, W. Va., former Pom- nesdl¥ night at tile hall. eroy residents, celEtlrated their POMEROY UONS Club, noon golden wedding amiversary last Wednesda.Y, at the Pomeroy Unit7:30 p. m. nightly; special music. Saturday. They were married ed Methodist Qnlrch. Public welcome. April 19, 1919 in the German WOMEN'S GUILD, 1;30 p.m., MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7;30 MethOdiat Church parsonage by Wednesdl¥ ol Trlatty United Friday night, Middleport Firat Rev. M. J. Bet:z. Cliurch of Christ. Baptist Church. Mrs. Herman OhJinger of 112 t'OMEROY WCTU, 2p.m. Wed· SATURDAY COndor &rest Ia a sister or Mr. nesday, Pomeroy United Metllo. BAKE SALE, Racine Chapter Roush. His brother, Harold, re. dlst Church. 134, O,E.S., Saturday, 10 a.m.,sides in Buffalo, W, Va. PASI' PRESIDENTS, Ladles Raclne Food Market. Each memA family anniversary dbmer Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post wu held at tile Holiday Inn ol 39, American ~gion, 7:30 Wed· ber to contribute. For pickup of Waterford Park at Newell, W. nesdl¥ nllbt at tile homo ol Mrs. items call ~ Diddle, Barbara Dugan, Kate McNickle, or COra va. J. M. 'lbornton. Wli>b. Open bouse was observed at THURSDAY the Roush resldenctl !lmdi!J', MONDAY SYRACUSE THIRD WEDNi:s. ~ 20, between 2 and 5 p.m. TENT 95, Daughters ol Union DAY Homemakers Club, po~n­ ~ 200 gue&t11 attending. Mn. Veterane, Monday, 7:30 p. m. at ed last week, wtll be held 1burJ.. OhlJnger presided at the suest da.Y at 10 a.m. at their regular the D. A. V, Hall. regllllry. Mrs. WUIIam Ohlinger, meeting phce. Safety wUl be tile Mrs. Ftrl1 Ohlinger, and Mrs. subject and Mrs. Ho\Brd Nolan Tern Clllinger auisted at the wUl be tile leader. 1bere will be tea table. a potluck lunch at noon. Loeal relldents attending the WOMEN'S o\SlOCIATION, 7:· BIRTH ANNOUNCED event Included Mr. and Mrs. Her- 30 p.m. Tlwrsdl¥ tllllll at !be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield, mao Ollllnger, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mlddl_.t Firat United Pres- Pomeroy Route 4, are llllnOlllC<l!llnger and chUdr<11, Mr. and byterian Church. Mro. WIUiam tng !be blrtb ol tlleir flrot child, Mrs. Terey Olilln8ar and son, Morril, program; Mrs. T o m a daughter, Amy Rochelle, April Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Ohllngar Kelly, devotions. Mrs. E. 0. 16 at Holzer Medico! C111tor. and !ami!)', and Mr. and Mro. Tewksbary, Mrs. Helen Lewis, The bab)' weigbed aeven pounda, Harold I!Oilllb, Buflalo. Mra. Edna Anderson, Mrs. James three ounces. Gr&Ddpa:rents are Other out-of-town guests were Buchanan, Mrs. Carl Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield, present from Ntles, Circleville, bostellel. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis FJJ.clld, Tormto, Cleveland, Steu· PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Sauer, Jr., all o( Middleport, benvll1e, Follansbee, lluflalo, New Cumberland and Huntington. Cbaptar, O.E.S. 7:30 at tlle Ma· The Roushea are members or sonic Temple. STANLEY PARTY sponsored tile Plea!llll! Volley M-at by lhe Ladles Awdllary ol tile Church In Web'Wn. They are ac. PLAN RUMMAGE SIILE Baslian Fire Department, 1:30 tive in various MaiOilic organlza. The Melllocllat Youtll Fellow· Thursday nilbt at the Breliooae. ship ol tile United Metbodlat tlms. Mr. Roush is retired from the Public Invited. Orureli o1 Rutland will hold a ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p, nunmage sale Sarurday at the electrical department of tbe Weirton Steel Co. The couple has m. Thursdl¥ night at tile hall. American Legion hall. Conlrlill' tbree children andfivegrandchllPAST OFFICIJ!S Club ol Ra- tlons wUl be appreciated and cine Chapter, O.E.S., TburscliiJ' those with rummage to give ma,y dr.... nlgll:t at the home or Mrs. James call 742-5304 for piekllp. I' ,, I I Mrs. Martin, In the absence oC Mrs. Rhoda Hackett. conduct- famil.Y In early June. Mr. and Mrs. Don Des and enttn C) FTA Accepts I,I • ~. The ho!tess served a dessert course. An arrangement of spring wlll be moving here with his '. '' tureo In calfl.of lbe Melp Soloo ted to dO(III'Ia/ioental heaci<Jtar· was •842.68. 'Memboro save 1118 ters for 'the nurstne scholar.llllps hours In volllllleer servleo on • In tuberculoola and cyatlc ll>ro- vartouo proJeets. ai.s work. T11e .1968 Iliad drive lor cyatlc Mrs, 'Ibornton'a annual child flbrools netfAicl $467.88, It wa~ welfare report showed expendi.. noted. turea for a local cystic flbroala Mrs. Walker, .IJU'OdY chair.. family ol $88 for loud, $40 for man; reported that hei:, rtPo.rt clothing, $38.50 for sills; $80 has been mallei! to Rova Clhla, caoh, $8 for Easter baaketa, $4. 50 tile deportomental . parody cltalr· for get-well carda. man. Mra. lolartb! llllcl $41 wso Catlrlbuttoas ol $f2 to tile Tu. made on the recent rummage aale Twe!Ky new member& wure inberculosls and Health Assocta.. wltll IIIII amaunt to bO .added to ltlsted recently b)' tile ' FutUre t1on thrwgh the seal sale was a fund whieh wUl ftnance her ad- Teachers, of America iii Male• noted. Also reported were eon~ vancement In departem..W High School. T11e new inemboro tr.lbutions to the Natiooal Jewish ranks. are Ka!l\y Abbott, TWUa ClatHospital in Denver, Colo., and A thanlJ-you card for remem.. worth)'. Debbie Crow, Jennifer these include $5 to the orches. brllllcel wa1 read from tbe 11&1"- Goble, Debbie Harbrecht, <Md· • 't ( tra; $5 for parties, $101.10 for shall famliJ'. Bryantomalnlapo- Hargrans, Berllldette He~"' birthda,y cards and dimes 1ent tlent at Children's llo8JIItal llut sy; Tom (loi!Der, Becky Houda· during the yoar; $2 for bed main- Is reported to be Improving from shel4 Mary Lou KIJw, J u d y tenance, $35.50 for the chapeau's pneumonia. McKnlgh~ Cheryl McLaowhUn, bed dedication, $5 toward pur~ Invitations to amual cllmars Pam N~RobbieOrd,JeaJP chase of electric nebulizers, were read rrom Falrfteld 451, ette Phlllfps, Peggy Story, Nancy $12.50 tor cards and scrapbeoks, May 14; at the Lancaoter Hotel Th-oon, Becl!1 TriPlett, Tom and $5 each towards research in bonorin&: Arree Marshall, thena- Vaughan alll Donna Weber. cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis. tional eentral division ebapeau.i Miss ROHJ.ie story wu guest Givoo to the American Legion and Richland Counly Saloa on speaker ancl diJcussed the quau.. child welfare fUnd was $5 for tu· May 22, wltlllhe cllmer honoring ties of a teacher and tiN>.advantberculosis and cystic Cibrosls De]IIU'Iemental Cl1apeau VIolet age ot teaching in an elementaey projects. The report also showed Alchholz, New Washington. and school. $2 to !be IIIIo ~clal Fund, and her Le Secretaire ~ Cassiere f.d .. A film, "The Third AfWie," $150 to tile C<>lumbuo Cystic Fl· na Smeltz of Attica. brosis Center. Tota1 expendi· Mrs. KnaJlll cllolrlbuted flag codel to each or the members. REVIVAL SERVICES, Mt. Union Bapdst Church, two mUes south ol Carpenter, ~rll 24 through April 27, Youth evangelIst the Rev. Frank Peoples from The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn Phillippi, W. Va.i services start and daughter at Lucas were vialtori in Pomeroy Saturday, They were guesta of Mt. and Mn. WOllam ~erlda11, Jr. The Rev. Mr. Kulm Is new pastor or the Porn. TONIGHT & THURSDAY eroy First Uap1st Church and April 23 • 24 .. •'• Eut- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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