https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8ba36e5ece064d325a566e686bf5a9c3.pdf 30f12b680ca7dd21b56f3317b2aa577e PDF Text Text ' > ~'~· ' \ ., , Now You Know ' ... ~ Tramfer Policy POINT PLEASANT - Admin- da slated thai, "The teachers, Istrative persOnnel re.employed p.rd>all-.-y and. tenure, will be at the Ma11011 Cwncy Board of 110111 ;; letter ~ them ot E<Ucatloll meeting Tuesda.Y night their (status), as stated above." It lllrther staled: were Gary Conley, Asllstant SJ. ''II is our 1ntoot1on to attach perinte:ndent. for four years at a sllaey at $13,000; LOwell Cook, a card asking them to accept, revocatlona1 director, for $12,000, ject, or reQJest transfer. 'I'hb and Billy Sleele, ESEA Title I will he used as a working baoo Director for $11,200, all lor 12 In placing the teachere where they can do their best work. AI· months. so, we p1an to Issue a contract rHmplOJed w8re Barbara Ad- immedlalely. The polley of the kins, ~h. for 12 months: Re- Mason Councy Board at EcUcaTitle I Profesolonal Per1101111el .l • ~ r t' . \ '' ( • becu Buckner, RR; Mary Lee tion ls that no re~ons wUl Powell, RRi FIO"e Sm11h, RR; ba accepted al!er July 1, 1969, Katie Smith, RR; Patricia ste- unless it Is tor personal Wneu phens, Travel Mualci. Nancy on returning to schonl. uor course if a husband moves Fields, !t>eclal ~cation; Howout of the cooncy and a wile deard COle, Special Education; Una Hinson, Special Education: all lor sires release of her contract,. 10 months, and Jeane Baker, So~ lhls will ba brrught belo:re the clal Worker and Carolyn ~el­ attendtlon of the board of edlcamore, 12 m.ooths. There are four tion ... VACANCIES LISTED vacandes in Remedial Reading Vacancies for 1969-70 school and one in Art in the Title I term: Group. Haman High School, one lor On the Transfer List for placeVocational Agriculture; Point ment later, to be approved by the lxtard at the next meeting are Pleasant lllgh Schonl, one Eng. Charles Withers, and Charles lish, two administrators; Pt. Chambers, Principal and Assist- Pleasant Junior Hlgh School, one ant Prlnclpal, at P!. Pleasant English, (anticipating hiring an High School, reason for transfer, Arl teacher); Wahama Jr. and&. Inadequate planning and super. High School, one boys' Physical vision; JWle Surbaugh, desires Education, one Biology and one changei JacqueUne McNeely, de- Foreign Language; Henderson sires secondary and Mabel Bless- School, one Special EdUcallon; Ing and William Boggs, on re- Roosevelt School, ooe principal quest. and !lmn,yslde Schonl, one teachTeachers oo the transfer list er. New teachers to be employed are on tenure to be placed at a later date. According to the West lor the 1969-70 School Term are: VIrginia state Schon! Law, a Charlo• Alan Alberchlnskl, teacher after serving three years who attended Marshall Univers1i& automatically placed on tenure zy and Rio Grande Collego, and In his fourtl! teaching year, and received his B.S. Degree from cannot be llred, but must be plac- Salem College, placed at !lmn,yed. side Schon!. In compJJance with provisions DavJs Carl Bemett, Who re.. of the West VIrginia Code, Chap. celved his A, B. Degree 1n secter 18, 5..4, as amended, all ten- ondary education from Glenville ure cootract principals and teach- state Collego; placed at Wahama ers are automaUcally placed an- Junior and Senior High Schonl, nually In their regular posltloll Brands &!e Bletner, wbo will lf tho,v are not placed oo the graduate from Marshall Univertransfer list on or before the aizy with a B. S. Degree, placed first Mondas in MB,y. at MI. Flower School. At a special session of the Frank Cremeans, who gracliboard, Tuesda.)' nigh~ recessed aled from Rio Grande College Into the re&War session, Slper- with a B.A. Degree In edlcatlm lnteadent l Brooks Smith's..,.. and received his Masters from Ohio Unlverolcy, and bas 71,1 yWs teaching experienCe, ·placed at Point Pleasant Junior !Ugh School. Larry Lewis Morgan, wbo will graduate from Marshall Unlver. slzy In June with a B.A. degree, placed at Mt. Olive Schon!. PT, PLEASANT - The Col. Janet Irene Kellner, who re· Clvles Lewis ChaPter, Daugb- ceived her B.A. degree from :ers ot the American Revolution. Glenville state College, placed . •W meet at the Mansion House, at Beech IIlii School, 1iday afternoon at 2 o'clock. There are .35 retired teachMarjorie TOIIIJ)Ietoo or Hunt- ers in the county, not includ181on will give a talk 011 "Her- Ing members of the Rellred .ldry for Americans.'' Mlss Teachera AasoclaUon, and &1Tenq>leton Is national vice cbalr- porlntendent l Bronks Smith sold mao of genealogical records. he saw no problems in placing Mrs. Hersel Herxlerson, State capable teachers In all schools. O.Jrman of Programs is pro-lram chairman. Hostesses for the clay are Mrs. W. Ra,y ProU!tt, Democratic Women Mrs. Chester A. Roush, Mrs. Ra,y WDaon, Mrs. Donald Smith, Mrs. M. Holly Simmons, Mrs. D. Morpn Smith and Mrs. Robert L. PT. PLEASANT - The reguHogg. lar monthly meeti111 of the Ma· son Counzy Democratic Women will be held Friday night at the MASON jury room of the Court Houoo at 7:30 p, m. Final plana lor the Jef!ersonJackson day dimer will be made. FRI., SAT. & SUN. The potluck dhmer wUI be on MAY 2-3-4 Saturda,y, May 10, at 7 p, m. at the Junior High cafeteria, at $1 Action waits at trigger• per plate, point!· DAR Chapter Meets Friday Will Meet Friday DRIVE· IN VII•• to IJ.QS. Awide .....U.. at '•\Yil>• and l&brlcs -- ~~:~~ all!l halt -lUI - All •111 IIUIIII alfils - lllcludllll " : byes", ••s.-N·~ ud JnU1 others. SALE 2 FOR 12.00 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITI'ED - Steven Hanlon, Latart; Samuel Legg, Buffalo; Mrs, Myrtle Beele Sayre, Point Pleasant; Mrs. Joseph Cobb, Glemrood; Mrs. David A. Clarkson, Gallipolis; Oail Chappelear, Lloyd Bridges and Joon Blackman in "DARING GAME" In Color Hartford. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Buford Pauley. Ralph Jones, Frances Jeffers. Harold Whittington, Mrs. Lclnan Jones, Mrs. Carsel Stone. 1 BIRTIIS - Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, Henderson, a daughter. MEIGS lilATIE TONIGHT ONLY MAY l CLARK GABLE In GONE WITH THE WIND (Technicolor) Clark Gable - VIvien Lalgh TIMELY CIUQIEB COWRCARTOON: PJ•sant Memorle• Admlooloo: .1.00 Children 50c RWIIq time: 3 Hn. 30 min. Our light against crime can be no stronger than the courage and commitment of our citizens. -FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover. FRIDAY TIIRU TUESDAY MAY 2 • 6 DOCTOR OOUITLE (Technlcolor) Rez Harrloon-Samantha Egga (A Family Picture) COLORCARTooN: Tiajua,_ llunnl111 tlnte: 3 Hra. Admlaoion: 'l.llil and 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. · Today's college students dig Christ; but hate the church becauae it represents the establishment. -Eddie Warer, a group or· ganiz..- for _!M Campu& Cruaodt for ChriJI. , In Japan, the l3ig Dipper is known as the "Emperor's Carriage." ·Festival .· Hosiery· :; ' 1\IIPto ....-1 ' •• .-....;.....:- llelt ' , . _ _. . . . . I· . ' . .....: u...., . for ! ·, -,I . ... 'l • • . -t . ' Women• DENIM JEANS SALE 3.44 ', . ..~. -. • SALE 2.00 stop top and toe. ~elect 30 per eant '~)'ion ..., 70 per . Stretch 'l)'lon - mock iurtle coni - - Zipper size • aecks - V necklines -and onlng -filii cut- Gold, Green, tank lqls, ·li&Qy colora to NayY. Sizes 10 tD 18 and 32 to choose from - Sizes 8 to 18. 38. .· • In tho Busy Roody To Woor Department on tho 2nd Floor HALF-PRICE SALEI While Thoy Loot-Hoff Prloo Solo On TERRIFIC BARGAINS 011' Replar 19.50 to 29.50 Coats and Suits While TheYLast 9.75 TO 14.75 All Sizoo Reeular 8.95 to 29.50 SALE 4.48 TO 14.75 --------------------------35 WOMENS SUITS ReJUiar 25.00 to 69.50 2 perfectly matched pairs 1.00 JUST ARRIVED ANOTHER FASHIONABLE ASSORTMENT OF SCARFS Choooo the fashion accessory that wUI give your oulflt a new and dlflereat look. Select from squares and oblqs In solids or prints. Silk, sDk-rayon bleDls, chWona and twllla, · VISIT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET Loll Two Days of Dur WEEK SALE You'll lind ma~ bargains In both our llrst Ooor Infants Wear D&partmeat and our third Ooor JuvenUe Furniture Det>artment. Be · sure to register for the Peterson stroller to be glvea away Saturday, May 3, at9p. m. Sa,. on what yoo need lhls aeaa011 - Solo prices on Gliders Chairs - Olalsol..ounges- Tables- Bar Soots - Porch Swllp - Plus a big new ~ectlon of redwood l'unliture. Chofjoo rrom tile · counlry's leldl~W maNdlcturers. Excellent Qllllllf - Famoua makes. Now is the best time to buy your need• - Selectlona are best and you aave durllll Uds aals. essary and yoo need not be present to win. SPORT SHIRTS Visit the Main Floor Lingerie Dor.:rtment for a complete •• ection of both day wear and night wear in well .. nown dopondoblo quolity brondo. Slips - Chomlooo - Hoi! Slips PoHI Ponto - Brlofo - Bikinlt Shift ~wns - Peignoir Sett - Mini Gowno llaliy Dolls - Long Pajomos - Sloop Cooto Duters - Long Gowns Sloop Shirts. Rog. 3.95 SALE 2 FOR 1.00 Sizes S·M-L-XL. Choose stripes, solids, plaids, tattersalls. Button down or opreed collar. Mens Rod Ball WORK DUNGAREES 2.68 FUll cut ol 10 oz. Santor!Jed ' denim. Sizes 29 to 44 waist. BOY$ WESTERN SPURS Sizos 6 to 18 Choose Wheat, 01 ive, Blaok, Blue. Bronze At Right: Sleepshlrt With Pants t Luxury nylon satin The Look Is Go West, young Man. In a spruced ,.. jean with all the gear be's geared to. straight ohootln' lines. !\lOde scooped pockets. Scoop fronL So, Western Spurs are specially made In fabrics as tough as he someUmos pre!Mis to be. The GREATNESS Is Big Yank SALEJ -BERKLJNE and KROEHLER . . EASJCHAIRI Yl•lt the fumltur. Do,.m.ont-lnl floor. SH tho bl1, fino ••lectlon of Cholrt. Cho..o tho 1tylo you llko In tfta ,.,lc on4 c.lor tftot'a beat for rou an4 r s... 299.00 239.00 199.00 lta.OO fothion looks from Phil Maid in pink, blue, mint or maize. $4.98 ' MR. AND AIIR$. CHAIR with Ottcu110n,. ••,., •••,. ,SALE MR, AND MRS. CHAIR with Otto11on , •• , • ••••., -.SALE MR. AND MRS. CHAIR with Otto111an ......... .. .. SALE •octc-G-LOUMGER •••••••••••••••••·• ... , •••• 5.\tl l ········I ................. 20 Inch Cut LAWN MOWERS Elbertelds ha,. iuat received a bll shipment of JackSOD 1110 Porklna Role Bl!shoB. TwO Yeat field II'OWD l""'rrnoled roaebuohos ud JackiCXI a1i1l Perkins pale-Redi-P~ Rose Bushes. 49.00 SALE! SMITHFIELD Reversible Rug~ give extra wear, need little care. , 2 9 For 'xl 'Rog, $S0,95 ONLY $40.. e 95 · SCATTIR RUGS 20 22 •32 ~2 •••••••• o oooo ••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .J,1t J,fJ X,.. ............ ·················•········ ...7.9S ooooo~oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooootool2,95 Cartrldae Tape Cases Womens 2 Pc.. CoHon Dresses !BLOUSE & SKIRT) SALE 5.00 Cocton picp~ and '>roodcioth in solido ar111 prints - abort sleevea and aleemeas 1cyles. Sizes 7 to 15. See 011 Complete Line of Womens Cool, Comfortable Pant Dresses Choose from ginghams, broadcloth, terrvclath, sleevoleu and •hort sleeve atylea, plaids, '"hecks, soiids, stripe1 ond flarols. Sizes 8 to 18. Co•o ln. ~ml S.• Our Big Solootlon . ~f- BOY$ KNIT SHIRTS FOR SPIIING AND SUMMI!II Find his · tize in a or solid• in . ' ' .. . A delwre carryllll case for -15 cartrldgeB. Ideal lor atorage and Protection lor your lope. Convenient lor lre.Daporlllll tlj)ea between home aDl auto playlqr units. :Eiecdon tl. 12 directors and -prellllllllai! li awatda al)d an. ._.at .--~&1dlhllib!ed the ... nual maetitlg of the ') lelp eoun. 11 American Reel Crooi a.ap. ler '"""llda,y DllJirt. Dale Kautz, · chalrman ol !he' bnard at dlrecll1ra, waaln <ba.r&l at tile ~ held ln !be cafe,: ..m o1 jdlal. v.._. Etlctid.to Molliorla,l ·lkla- he said. ru.Do alMJ di-n ~ -Heap•,Clllfllrlda - RocbalrllllllGllr. ol tile publleall GllferDOI'I' cant......... ReaAID probed Rhodea for . .. Doldrums Blanket REG. RUNNER SIZES 22.66 ••••••••••••••••••••••10.95 7.t5 22•102••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••• • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• Ut Ut 11.:tt 22• 131 ........... .. .......................... ~12.15 ;J2 •·131.................................. ,...••.•, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ' HAPIIY~. 'i· Due to thl tr~s 11S,Onse tD we are contlllilh!t lite . o• .Luaal•. Sole Price~ On ill' Obr · ' ;. •~ ~.·· "1! .' ' •i ,. at •wlllloll!t being hit. tt Rhodol, wbo aiMJ Ia ........ ' ' .j the cMerence lp Kenlllelo', . . · not diSCUII tbo CGIIII-1111 ' ' magazine llorJ, Whell· tho II'• Ucle was releuecl eariJ au week Rhodes iaiUed a llll••la branding the ,·., ..outright lle. '' ~ .... ----- FRONTERA, Callt CUPOWhen voi~C~tuous, flame-lalred Carole Trego!! was sentenced to life In prison at age 22 tor murder, she cried out in court: uNo, no.. no. I'll •be an old But In CaUiornlo, prisoners tor women she walked to freedom Thursday- a aDen! woman hopiJW for a new life. She will be on parole tor the rest of her years. stlll allracUve at age 32, her balr was now Its mtural brown shade, and allhougll ahe put on welglrt when she llrst came to Primary ' lawyer who later cleftnlod Sirhan B. Sirhan. berne R. Carter, alC)fll'lat8Ddent of the prison, said IIIII Tregolf will Uve in the Loa Alllelea ar• bot had aokld !hal her whereabouts not be revealed. The parolee'a attorney, DoDaid R. Brlraold, ll8id abo "went lnto seclu1ion wl1b a girlfriend" and w8111ed to aW!d the "ordeal ol a jii'IIU conference." Finch, ooce a wealthy 11117•1clan at his private OO.ll:al, is a chaplain's aslill&nl a1 tile California Institute lor Mlln at Chino, He was denied ]ICGio last monlh. Junk Car Southern High's Valedictorian, Bill is Salutatorian Honors Announced . -<~ Carole Tregoff Goes Free serving llfe tenllll <~re eligible prison, she was more 1lender lor wole alter 7 yean Mlso Trego!!, tor whose now than when she began her atrectlons Dr. R. Bernard Finch sentence. murdered his wlfe, Jost her first bid for freedom ln March, 1968, Miss Trego!! and Finch were even though she was described finally convicted In 1961 of as a t•model prisoner" before murder and conspiracy alter the Women's BcBrd ot Term11 three oenaadonll trlal1. The and Parole. first two ended In hullll juries, With only aboontoo batThis week, howewr, abe won mostly bocauae of the lactlca at Iota cut at 'lblreday anen->'o deadline, ~Y there lo llt- appro..U, and alter 10 yeara defense attorney Grant T. tle lnlorest In !be primary elec- inside the California instllntion Cooper. the veteran criminal tlolla In Pomeroy next '1\iellda,y. AI 4 p.m. Thursda.)', the Mole& Councy Board ol Electlolls had received abseniAle ballolll from two Republl0111s and one Jlenjo. crat. Democrato will decide on a treasurer candidate. RuMing lor the post are PbyiUs Hemos11 and Clara &e Soulsby. Georgo Norrl• Is valedlctor~1 Republicans will select t o u r ian and Brenda Bradford slluta, .l. councD candidates. Seven are torlan ol the 1969 Southern 11i111 _ 1'IIJllllnB. They are Don CoUina, Schonl IIOIIlnr claoo. Sen. Oaklo,y c. Col1tns Franklin Rizer and Lucien Nor rio, ..., at Mr. and Mra. e>Piainocl today.aSe.,. Paulin, lncumbonto, and Mrl, ~ Norris of Route 2, ll&o that hoiP<JIII(Ired whieh Ruslall, Philip Globokar, cfl!e, hu. amaaaed an accumustate School FClllldatlon aub•ldl> ~- 101' AprU to llelp Count,y totaled $142,480.92, ,state Auditor Roser Uciud iMounced 'I'hurlday. Alilooints · ol the tolal received b)' the dlllrlcto Include $25,9&:U3, Eaatern Local; $80,388.06, Meigs Local; $32,699.37, Southern, and $3,481.16 for. the C0UJ11Y school a""'rvialon allotment. · aUng as being - 1 I • • ·d aJ n e a=~~~~=~:~~:.~.•:e~-~~:·;~=~~~and~CIInm F1nr. .iiii.~: ~~ap~ln~l;;or;-• .JiiU' ·• gl•o>~''.c:ounllea tba aUu•orl\r cltlei were given b)' another bill passed earlier this sesalon which specl· nes when an abandoned car Is Junk and not nt to:r use ant h e road. Junk cars, Wlflt far the rood, can .,.d.y be oold to a junk yard; and cars that are usable, but worth leu lhon $200, may lloo be dlljiOiod of mueh more flllldly, CounUos only have to atore them 30 clayainetead of tho presently requlred 60 days. Sol>ator Colllna pointed out that the requlrementa lo:r notifYing the owner of the car would golll'IJ>. tee that a car not be sold unless tho owner no • - - warted IL Collins also noted that the bUI vide• a Iongor 11me period• pro 90 days, than Ia presently requlred tor more val18ble cars. Provlslona are lnclllllod In tile bW for notlfylJW tile owner In these "'1808 lloo. to Va!Ocuclomn Norr11 lo that poat. A laJrlh incumbenl !dent at \he Swlhem llill1 Latltl COIIIlcllman, Rdy Reuter, also ind PhJolca Cfub1, lw mom. did· not IDe a candidate's pet!. ber of tile Glee Club Ud Trltfoll. .M, served as secretary~eaturer of his fresluruut class, oncl hes been a membar ot the scholarshlp team. Norria, Wll a delegate from Racine Post No. 602, Amer. lean Legion to the 1968 sesskla Dlacussion on the progress of a of Bu•"'"" -..,.e Boy s• ~-·· ~. 1• rnavarlecy of projects, lnCiudllll hoi,. jorlng In the colle- prepara • mb: resurfacing and park devol- tory course and has been acopment, highlighted a mectl~ ·~ ceptoc1 at Ohio UnlveraI"' "'. of Syracuse VIllage Cooncll Ml ss ~»-rd da"'""'-of ~·~ • ..,,_. Mr • Thursday nlghL and Mrs. Clarence Bradford, ot CouncU agreocl on priorllf Racine, also is In collogo prep. streets lor the 1969 blacktoppilll aratory, and bas beoJI accepted P1'08l'llll and reviewed work lo by Graceland CoUege, Lamoni, be dono on other streets. IDw .#.~ were """or Hera. IUWIU 1 • ..,_ .,_, Brenda, MeigS Count;y'S 41JIJD.. man London, ClerkmchardDuck- lor Mlsa" was also awarded the worth and CouncUmen Allen Llpo- Junior Miss pageant ocholaaUc ami> Tr ZwiD'•· ·• c ' oy .,., Arthurs,,. lnJslbY. She serves as acoompanveater, William Hayes and Robert 111 tor the school glee club and WlnJiett. 11 a member of the Tornaclo Pep, Concert and Marching LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's Bandl. S. baa been a class orrlcer dOII'IIIolm buaineoo district at ol hlah school, 11:20 i. m. today was 60clegreea. ln three a Council Review Given Streets Y-• GEORGE NORRIS . BRENDA BRADFORD baing the . reporter her fresh- team two years. In other actMttes, Mlu Brad- , · ' sophomore year, andclaSIJII'eli- ford wasthel96911elpDAR,'Ilu* · denl last year. She Is a member ~or andiavleapre~allhl of the Tri-M, the Latin, l'hyoics youth groop ol Roorlllllfaed and Franch Clubs and hal ser- Church of JeaJs Chrlat ol tat. ved On the school scholarship ter DIV Saints, . man year, secretary-treaBUJ'er, VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPli'AL Admitted - Darrel Jenks, Ma80rli Margaret Brinker, Maaon; Howard Searles, Rutland. Dlscbargeo - Linda Grimm, Carrie Turnbull, Cryslal Lane, ·Madalyn Chaffin, Larry H e I 1, Ernell Bush. SINGER DIES BURLINGAME, Callf. (UP!)Actress and linger Ella ~. ' made her stage debut II tho ago of three, later sang with AI Joloon and Rudy Vallee and aterred In "Flnlan's Ralnbclw" died ThUrsdo¥ of cancer at IWIInsula Hoopllal. She waa 56. 'fall Section of Vo-Wing in Place lly GEORGE HARGRAVES, Supt. ROOM StZES 66 Ill 103 •••••• • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 21.50 ···~ BARGAINS IN HOUSEWARES ..e hlo sllorts to maka aavenunenl more elllc:lllll and lhankecl. !be atlo tor sending Blair advloora to Call. lornla to llld him he took olllce. When asked about !be Lifo article, Reapn said he wooiU uoo WiDBton Cll.lrchlll's words: "No ~· ln We lo ., exhllar- ~ May Deadline Speaking of Schools--No. 89 000 0 0 0000 , , • • • 0000 0 0 000 00 0 0 • • • 00 0 IE Elected -IIIII'• Rolier• 11oaa1 a.aJrman c. a Crtucized Lito Mapzlne lor PJI>UIIhlrll! !be a.,tlcle. "It wao a deaplca!>lo tiling," wanan when I get out." .-.-: :-:.:-..·...·..· ... Auditor Notes REG. 30 ~2 X 66 S,.clol Pur<hotol . ... -::-.·: -•~ ,.BRAIDED RUGS 8 Track Stereo Tape Oflerq a new aelecdon of 8 track stereo tlj)e with artists or cwntry western. popular a nil mu lie for easy llstenilll. Also havetlj)erecorderc~ lllllape cartridges. ROSE BUSHES With 3 hiD'ae P'"'Or Brial alii Slrallon motor. oa aile at the warebouse on Mechalllc Streel tor QUAUTY. 2.98 224,00 lH.OO 1SLOO 161.00,, ftlctO II!CLINIR ........................ ~ •••• ~~ ••••• SALE IU.OO 79.00 ROC:tc.O.._OUMGER ... ,, ...................... SALE 1-.00 169.00 ROCK!RS AHD UCLINERS ......... , ........ SALI131,00 159.00 SWIVeL ROCKIR$-LOUNGE CHAIRS •••., •••••• SALE 121,00 169.00 SWIVeL ROCKIR$-LOUNGE CHAIRS ••••••••--• SALE 123.00 139.00 ttOCK.O-LOUMGERS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••SALE 111,00 12?.00 SWIVEL ROCKER$-RECLINERS ................ UL110f.OO• · 119.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS-RECLINERS , •••., •• , • , ••• SALE 99,00 1~.00 IWIVEL ROCK!RS-LOUHGE CHAIRS ... ••.,, •• ULE 19.00 ., . ,.·:: =ECLIN!RS •••• •••• SALE 12.00 9ioo lt~CLLINEAS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••···~••••SALE 11.00 9 C INIRS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••···~····SAL! 76.00 8 .00 RI!CLfNIRS ............................ ~·····SALE 72.00 ruffled with Dacron polyester trim. New 12 Board. SALE! PORCH AND LAWN FURNITURE No purchase is nee~ Mons Short Sloove /·:- 'HEADQUART!RS fOR ALL HARD SURfACE fLOOR COVIR!~GS ' LINOLEUM AND CONGOLIUM - ARMSTRONG$ GOLD SIAl. ~ 2 . YARD$ WIDE-3 YARDS WIDE OR 4 YAIDS WIJI' 'CUSHIONfLOR ·- -CONGj)WAI.L -CHROME MOULDINGS ' ROOM SIZE ARMSTRONG RUGS ~ - RUG .ORDERS - COuNTER TQPPING 'IN 27 AND 10 INCH WIDTHS ' TDRO LAWN MOW~RS Whllo They Last In This Solo 12.50 TO 34.75 inga I .....td know aiMlul it," Sube told at b1a of. flee here. The mapzlne said It cllscorered tile lnformatloll aiMlul Rhode& wbllo lnveatlptlng the commelatlcn ol fQrmor Tilleda I!Uibaler Thomu (Yilllnlo) Ucavoll'o IUe sentenea. Ucavoll, Wbooo IOIIIoMo was commuled by - · oeteral months ..,, haa beoJI Imprisoned at the Oldo .lo!'Def general olJrtng part ol Penltemlary tor 35 years on a Rhodes' lllhlllleirat!OII. r murder conviction. Life has. accuoeci Rhodea ol uling campaign luncls lo:r hla '1thodes never Interceded on periiOIIBl ......... and falling to behalf of IIIU'lJII6 with me .or r8port Income. any other olriea holder I had u1 beUeve tr Gar. Rhode& was cmtact with," SUbe said. mixed up In any netarlous dealIn Laxlngton, Ky., GOP Na- WASHINGTON (UP!) - Bejubliclno·rtom here 1li tbo GOP . eove.-a• CGnlerenco at .Lalqton, KJ., 'I'hursdo¥ up tor' Ohio Gov. James ~· Rhode• lpinst Lilt Mapzlne and alIOIIdGna It prlntod In a reeaat artiCle. SI!oi. WWianl B. Sbbe, Jl.. CltlO, said be .....td bavo known It Rhodes WBI lllfolved In 1111' mloconduct, ao he wu state U. ·-------------------------·-·--] NATIONAL INFANTS While They Last- Half Price Sale On GIRLS COATS and SUITS TEN CENTr . GOP Stands Up ·o r Rhodes. Candy Boigo or Sundo.m. Womens Coats and Suits • -~~~8 ' - ' cod ',."hoof and tqo~ l<un ·, I . .I \ ~ t:~ ~~io u FRIDAY. MAY 2 1 o " -fi ,.:. · construction with reinfor- SLEEVELESS SHELLS enti~; 1-J- t.. ~ a1 . . -c. ;· Seamless m e s h w-ns Stretch 'COUNTERPOINT' Charlton Heston Maximilian Schell Color . I . ·-· Tho •huokwalla llzatd 111de1 ,,.,lnllde a rQelcy ereriea when . -~ where lllnllalea 11a . ' e curreatly have 17 on the job. We ¥olp Local School D11tr1ct are hopeful that tba llllllth of BUILDING REPORT Ma,y will shOif great Pl'OJfOBB. . Thla pest week baa seen subLEGISLATION, FINANCE ali,lllial prosre10 on the new Laal Mandu latlendedwhatwas Pl'olllbiY 0111 a! tile !arseotpll>bl!fldilllo A larga ooctlon ol tho 01111 waD 1ri1111 ol suporintendenta ~ver aa the tAip lloor of the vocatlon- held In tilt state at Ohio. At Uds 11 wiJ1g bao been ]IUt In place. m~ we helrd state S...L Dr. Thl' oil tho nn lhet will bo at Martin EiBOX l!lllllbaolze quite thf.llack at t!ll.atqe In the gm- alrOqjly ihat ochoola ln IIIIo are !Uium. BlOck hal 1110 been Jaclail ' 0ebaoo" Uoddltlanalfulllla lald ·rw a altho Interior In larp amClUIIQ are not made 91 iho pbyalcal educatloo dria.. a..ilahlo - · 1'!11 'roollls. . . 'I'ht ~!"••urea aliDIIa\loo are The CC!I'I'idor bttwoen theiY!D- ~ away at the oobool dollar Iailllll and mualc I'GOIIll baa Juot aa' they are •Iiiii aWQ- at been pootted. The lootera !tiC' the lii•,I!Ol''sonai and bualnendQIIar, waDa lor mullc ..,.., •.have The,~ dltrorencela tllt,t we aa ~duolo ID' u . . .!On ol bu.dlluaes can poatpa, 4eltr .-; Iller alliiOudijllrea. l!ut achoa!i cannot do Uda very ••I· Pciruan the b. . ,' pendlture per PllllU per year is f638. In Ohio the average is $602. Of the 12 Industrial slates, Ohio ronks lOth In average teacher oalarles. In area of the state lax reve~~~t per capita, Ohio ronks 49th of the SO llateB. In the area of state and local taxes as a per celt at peroonll Income, Ohio ra'*s 50th out of 50, the The states surrounllllll Ohio have IW'JI&SSed or have !&ken movoo to &urptlas Ohlolntoacher oalarles. I am certain thai you aD that Well VIrginia las just acted to ralat aD teacher aolarteo.l,OOOaci'OCiatheboard aext year. We In Soulhea1tern Ohio have lltllo induatey and a.er.tore low tax , chqJilcatu~ tD a..-port our •\;boola. Wa look to tile slate to troubled end c - c .,..Ullta In the days Jusllhead ualua Uda altitude can be changttl. In 1967 S.& 350 aa...t ua flrGIII •: an educatlonll crlola 1111&1 could ';: have produced 1 altualkla I!ICII. '" as F1orlda had. We are - -al -~., lhe same place ipln. · .., ·, · Clteql ocllcatloa Ia the-- '~'.; pensive thing 111. the 1ll1rid t. :,' · • CIUIO Ita poor produejl do ... ' ~ . ~ contrlbuts to oaclllf. ·W · ·'·, the.Y become a burdlll ooiiiOCillf. ' ·•. Ewrydoy brl1111 111 lncraa. · :· In lila number ·at tlqe oo nl- ·. · fare and the l111ll1ber !If chlldna . recelrilll s,..rt flrGIII AQC. lr you doa't ljiiiM DD7 1li Ill ,·_ and I1BIII IQIIII._chtratoJI'OWII 101111 oducJtlon, JUU PIJ 101' It ·I !tiC' to ..__lhr,a iP ..._ ' rare and ADC. Ohio neada -lll!ii ...._. Y-• ~=~·= of a - . . , cu ~ ill with ..., flllanclll prtb- !~;:.~~at ft.._ 111 I for ' leW . ' 1 - ·It ,II lram tile ilite tbal . ·· tlno ol tlla 'J 'educAIIOD at·a ·~~ - our gr•teat nr.ncw aaalstanea call came.·. ' 'Jbli..,. li' ul-ieaey lo tlalt~~~t �' ' I - ,.,..,, Dalb S I' 1, Pl . ~- iooftce OI.Diti&Nct .. .. 116 . ! ·. All '.U.IifAMCI ~--·­ UTII TO a1 C.MAileiD ,01 TMI IIRVICII Ill TMI MUftiCIPM MWHMI ' IYITIM UTILITY Of M YILLAM OP POMIMY, , . . UIIIIN!I II.ULATIOMI WITH. tiiNCT THIIIfO, AIIO Dli:C&.At· 1. . Alf IMIIHNCT. WHD 1 11& liM \"W..,. .C ..._., ·~ 'l '!M I .t. el. •tit · o•• . ._, 2, lttl ~· 1liila ....a ,..._ ..... ...... . . 41 n: bh . . . . , .....- ~ MJiod ... _ , . ., lit' • \'Uiallt ...... 'Mill t111n J.a ..... or ou. ..w ~ or UU4JI4 bJ' Ge Jlllr4 01 TrM-lett el hbUe AfWJi, Uld 1M1:1 ..,... abaU 1Mt , ' ."d • f6UOwt: nm 1,011 , . . _ tf IWQUon per JllOIIdl ....._ ..,. ,._.... Ia 1qK 6 Nulor'a, and ()fen* u a .ualol,.. DtlliQ' a .lfdflm af llftl'a for t.u Wa.lenbacl• • oo PND1aH 1D llollb7 Bua lbt cou.cuon ol IUI1ai'Y ........ Ru Water.Hd.l 11.00 . ~ .,-... utw. cemiiiMd .....,. N•t. 1.100 ..U0. of ...... eOD> pd IU1k17 Hftl'lll a!ld JMir IDODt.ll. W!R"••s, WI Coaacll W 6to IUIIIptlGn Pn--. ID 8ufU' llUII 6 N.,_.. a.dmiDicl lt Ia be l l _ , . , to COD• ·JCwa Wa.tenb ' •.flO per 11100 fll. ..,. u4..,.. o~ IIMI'ttl p4 pm 'W-1 a)Jowe4\ ... law. and tile ~· abaU bo cell__, ... olW' ~ w .... .. ~- The VUIQCI PH allo fia¥t . Ja ......_ Of ...,....,...... ~~ aforeUid to dtstom& rtue 11tme. t9 MC1a ,;e.-. of :wat&r .,..., D)> the Vllla1e~a wMenrofta ~~ 11DW 111eb '~114 M.!: ,. . . , _, have been dul)' paid. ~ •&eeU.OA T, ''l'bflt ttY _._,. ·Ill 1\Dft.accepfllble lDdUiltbl wut.ll-. a. ' hanlaafter 4eftM4. tnto tM 4JirtUI.. -detber d;IJ'eotl)' or iJidlnt.1~. • ,.. (/ ', ·1' 'K. ·:r• t l"· ~. ., ,, Scoutjrig~ ·.Highest ~an~ u. ""'"' t' ~·· • J .• ·~ ,J"Je~'l·, ' ~·~ ' "'~· ·.' , \1.· ',\ • .... •• : Eagle, '·:· ' ~ . pne New1101118, a sl•yeu mer· . erhood." II- ... · c., ,PIIolalnphtr, alid Loti II!!' , Uoll nveall 'b.l Pl'eHDICO ln the 8)'0•• or IOautiJW, . . . awar$cf the .' Wn II Gi' llli'lla1!. "'"'"· uilotr. ' ... Lim ol DOllo~ble ~ Boy Sco!to ol Amerlca'a,hjatlut aid N~l<lfte who ' 1 111 llllle'liaoile<ara~lnred. , w.ute. emanathl.lt fl'Gm any lot, land. bulldllll or pn~DUel. Wed. WlW. rank, Seoul, Ia a Nail~ ai123.Park Drive. He I• lllue, lllllthetWel!lath or without lhe eorpora~ limlb ld' '"'" to, ~ ezleD. Ja. ot put. Ulenot .._.. aue.b. Q'IWim .,. 1D aDd. aeeozdanetl Court of, HOOOC' m -AprU 18 ~.st. llr1t Ia the~ reoelft .. wu blul, a. ~Ieee, Premlael 1a MoDilfiJ Kim &Dd J[erl"t the Villap of PomeroJ, tbe OWDtr, tdllr.IMd-'IDIADda• =•Jida. Kua WaMub:s4a 1411 pc 1010 111- 1...80r renter or occ:uPtn' of MUll Peters IAitheran \)Nroh, Parllb Scout since wao , red inln!a!Ure UOQI ol BurtMI • ~ IU .. Con~ lon1 or pUt tbencd' lot, 'liUI4. b\dki:!DI, ltl' JftD'M, . . . . ladDetrt. Colii"MM. OIUo. Nat 10.010 a1Joa1 .. ._.., on,. · IJiaD be ~uiNd to trMt, uw\raUstlo, Ave. • ·~ 11 1110. · . .,.,... .... 11ltoaklia ln onllr co provide: furtb~r factHUel IV.mllllon }Mir month or lD other " '&JI pnpan the Doz. Steven Joined Tr<lqJ 2S71nOct.. Olllclala pra&ldllW al-the .,.,.. wert Ill While With a..._ oqle . r.i' u. eollecUoD or MDlluJ ...,. PNmlel hi SUIU' Rua 6 NQIGI"' lou' IUI»:tance therein, to the ..U... ap and tndu\ril.l wute1 aad Ia ft\10 Watl!raheU--al.fO per 1000 Jal· faetion of the BMM of 'l'l'lutHI al' 19113, and hu been In the lllllliiY Frink IDIII· ..,..tth 111wap tndmut f'adllU. lou or part Ulereol J"u.bllc A.Ualn, In 'Ol'dl!r to caawn to HI'Ytl Ute area in tba Villqe in same lr<lOp eftr since, •• has .ulloall .......... Geol'p . a-ra ..... pre ..Pn.rniJee Ia NallkeJ Rua lOCI Ktrr'a \he- nme lnto .eetptable tnduatrtal tM surar lhm ud NQlor"l. Ba llu W&tentaellll 1..31 per 1010 p1o w•rtet. hls S.outmaiter, WUI!pl R. ~ So',, Cam1lli "GklrJ of In -ttlnbeU l.luth 111tem u • lift. lou or pal1 thereof SeeUoa B. Tbat the Board of TnuPIOftd aJI.d ft\eade4, iactadlq the Nul 11.000 pllolll of Mt:u .,.... teea ol Public Affair• ~hall maD Tho 1r0011 Ia - - 1111-oloiler and acout. and eotnblned norm and unttarJ .ewer. IUmPtlon per roonth and ellforct 11\lcb. rul,N and re~ by SL Peter's Clmch. mao"'; (ley Nash, former dl,. !lam R. ..mat U.. ueu ID tlLe VW.,C. Ill Prem1IH 1n su,.... Bu. 6 HQtor"t bon& u it m1y deem neeeaary far tbfl Mollh:r "RUllo and Kerr'1 BWl wa- kua Watenllett.-ll.SO per 1000 tal· Steven ·has held lrOClll olllce1 trict oecutlve; Oladda Hall, dl,. ."' ,Prl• to ·the,NaUcnl CGou1, a tne eot~ement. at the pnrialou \anbldl. belal lleniaafta' .a.. lou or part thereof !len:of, tor thl! proper determination , Umea eaUod the ''6nt.em''), UIIL Ia Premila in Monkey Run. Uti Kerr'~ IUid eollecUon of the :ratH ud cbuof quartermaster, patrol leader, trlct· .• Fnld llorrow, " ' 2121S l1lh t1111 .me &ad to PV OM &UD Watenheda-t.ao PtJ' 1000 J;11. 11slatant semor patrol leader, dlobict chalrmon, and Mr. · '" c• herein provldl!d, and for lbe nMI of operaUn1 and malDtabWtt 1011..1 or pari ~~ ute, et'lldt!lt and e«~DDmltsi m.aasenior patrol leader llld llll!rucKnl&h~ . . 51*m, til Ootmcll hu ..... All o...- 30,000 a.UU. of , . . . ..., oaement and pro1ec11on ol t}!e Sy• .nillea to eltabllab ntea u.d charl• •JUDPtlon per mont.b. t.ltiDJ and aucb. rulel and rellllJUau, tor. He abo holds the Adehl AIIPro>dDI&~ 75 l1iutl f<)J' the u.e, of . Ule SJtt.em IUfflclcni Premi.MI In Squ Jbm • NQkr1 wben not repugnant to exkltlng or· Trail medal, Is certlaed &I a the tothecllir<h to pay lha coftl o1 .aach operatloD Run watushed.-1.1.10 per 1000 Jill· of tlle VW.ae or liWI of 111111 maiDWIIWllel .aad. the PriDdJIIal ADa. or part Uleretl tbe State of Ohio. Pall b.av11 the Boy Scout lllesuard, hao atteqdroereeU111 room a riCfPIIqit ttl and. Jnterellt and otber reqw.r.. Prenwe• In !'lonke)' RWII u.d KnT'1 IMfllfl force and. \.•.fleet u or"M"cee IDU.tl OD JIZOl'tpp nn.11.1111 boDdl od summer camp .,._ the past ~~Ia honor Gi' the - Fqle ; · Bwt watel'lll__,.21 Hr Jll. ol eouncu. U&4 ~eaer&l obllpUoa nota and Ion. or part. thereof 8eeUob a. 'l'ba.t for the purpcllll of tour years at Arrowhlld, b,y the. Malhere An•'lllry ". , 1rcUida lo be blUed to flaaDDI thai llmimum rata per moJleb EAGLE SCOUT NEWSOME t.h1l ordlninee tbe tenn11 •·aalllt&r)l . n. • l'Uilltr\ICUOil of IUCh I)'J\em J.Dd \o a!ICI Is a member of the "Order or the Prelrt.Yea ln suaar BUll. 6 N&Jlot'a NWIIt"• "'acceP'kble ~ p:na'fille addltional. Nft.DIIU to ...... Raa Wetenbellll Ill 00 Thoushtfiil ·gi~li . and. ,.,.alta" and "non-aceepUble indu• aut IUch f~QI:J llellaterlll! and Ihe PreW.. In Monkey llWI llUl Kur'a trial wutW'' ahaU be 4eflned U LUAL NOTICI gre.etin1g• 10 ~peda) they NOW, Tlll'.al:roU. H lr OR· Rua WatenheU-·tUO folloWI: ii\INII W&l MeliaiCaDU.Jiedfrult' lq)'tiCI Of A,OINTMRNT UAINED b,. tha CowlcU of the VW· <bl Prcml1n loeated. outllde tbt "lanlt&r7 anr.p" 1a herebJ d-. seem created just for t Ho. WOIIIAN'S TIIVBSDAY ..., ol romerw • .llllJI Cowlb', Oblet: corporate 1lmita of Qle VIDaft fined ll the Wol&le ;from Wltl"r llhr. 4lf luth 11 •. Mill.. Da:IIMd and ....... Sec!tion l. 'nla\ U ll benby tl.. aball be charpd. 140 per eent ut cioaeta. urtllilll, la't'ltoriu. llab, her:. !in designs so AFTERNOON LEAGUE N.UO. II herebr ,.._ tba.& b,y In the tenoiDed and deClared. to be aeceethe rate Wbieb WQUld be appika.'blll Dltb ~~~D~, MII..,Wlll"l, bO~UeOUII1 lauD· H. Ke11J .-bole Poet Olftee A4dftal AprU 24, 1969 t&l7 for tbe due proLeetion of tho colorful and fresh to IUCb premi&N UDdel' IUbPCIJ'I• d.rief, cellar float dfliDI, llftl"ll -. ltoate t. Baa ttl. Coohil.., OlJo r ....... - Mra. llNltl&. laiN tad welfan araPba (aJ. !e), (d) 1114 (e) beNol flmu· drain•, ban, .ada foun~~1 hu been dU]J' IPPGblted II Admin• Woo Loll Jlta. 'Dorotll,y Scholl ,.....,.ed of the Vllla(e of Pomeroy and of ita gtve U located wtthln tbe corponte cu.pidan, nlrlpra1Dr dr1W llml htu.trb: wltb IIIII WID I Ml of ~11 to ..a.ablab ad co1Ject the Simon'' Market and oottee. Olhira helpl.l..m11l of tbe VUiap. drlnttns 1\:Juntalna, and auy other liM> Eatate of Ruth R. JBD, Deta.td an added .eloquei\c~ cbarau herein pre'fided lor the Mr· IC} On premiHI ullDJ water IIIP. wat.el'bonl.a wute not eout.ltuthlt late of llelp OllmltJ, Oldo. ' 55 41 Tln,y'a Foodlaad "' \"acu of tbtl Sntem apollo .Ill loti, Inc lira. Mary ~. Meplled from eoaree1 otJaet tbaD lite u Jod.u&trlal Witte. \'i.sit our Hallmark .. ·-. - · ·· Datel Ul1l Dad 411 of .Aprtl ~ laDdl and pftmllg ll.al'illl a c:vtl· Landmark 52 waterworkl 1y.t.em of tbe Vill&ae "AccePlable lndUitrJil wutel" IN P. N. H l l . neetion wttb the S)'ltMII.. It 11 heft. or ILOt meaaured b)' a Vlllqe waherein deflnetl at belna )IQ,uid or· collection for Jucl.. ef the PrebMa Cewt 49 mark - 2407; Ind. 3 . . . Buckeye O!lps b)' further found aDd. detennined ter meter or other meter aeeept. rude wute material~ not eolltatnMe~ c•atr. 0tt1e t:..t the l.eftlll ud proYlJionl ot tbiJ Mother's Day, - P, Collbla - 671. Teem New York Clolbl111 43 able to the Board. of TnlatHI ol ln1 toxic or upl~lve elemenu or 4.U; IJ.I: M ate ut41nance, LadUdll!l, but not l.lm1Letl PubUc Atfalra, the quantity of otber wbltai!HI Jnjul"'oua to HW· kl, · \h amo1lll&l ol 1\leh rate. and Coca-Cola Ind. Sunday, May II. weter c:ouumed .diaD be me&llll"' en or :>eWifl tna1mtmt pl'Oee&l· ebar111. the UIU' daallkatlo~ ... ed by a me-ter 1natalled and matn. a. which reruK from any cormner· "When you tabllabed hveb7 ADd. tbe bWiDI llld tai.Decl · for .u.ch pul'JHIU M tiM! clal, manufacturlng or Industrial colleeUon P~ provi<led for eapen.e of the owner or other ln· operatioD or procea. Lenl.a. an :IDit ADd. equitable and DEVOtED ro INTERESI' 01' terelted P1o117 ud aetept.lble 1o "Nou-accept11blc laduatrial wa.!Jtes'' e,.nUIJ \o provide tor the proper MEIC.J!.M~SON AIIEA the Board of Trusteea ot Public are hereby defined u being Jtqulct Dpenti.IIIL aDd admfaim'atlo.D of the HICHA8D S. OWEit, PUB USHER AUiira, or Ule OWilOJ' OJ' cttllw 1Dwa stH In which are incorporatt"d aptem aad the IUwJclDI OS! urpm. Cllllltel' TaiiJIIIIIUI, £1111111' tere1ted party ma;v, at hiJ optlola, mlnerala, oU, acid, tode me~ 17 ftQ\l1NCl ~m~~rovementl 1Jlenof P ..llillled ~if etttPI S.flll"tt.ybrTIIeOII!o requeat the Boucl of 'l'l'ult:eM of or cbemiC111 aubatancu, reaultlnt aDd catenaton., thereto. Valley Publilohlnli: Colnpl,ll)', II 0 Mec:hlnlr St. , Potlerns ore Rotogravure Prlnte11 - The 11aled In Publk Alfllirl to d.etermflll! the fnim aD7 a.mmerelal, manulacturSeoUoo. J. TU\ tbe fundi ncetftd Pam~roy, Oblo, 4J7U. BuJtlll! ll Olfl(t Pbont IJilOUDt of water coDIUIDed. em 11114 tng or lndulltrlal operation or pro. floom tbe C!Olleet.km of the rate• and clear vin·yf for easy cc;we and heavy wtar. t9WI,6, Edllorlal PhDM 9112-2151. premle• 1D. acc<m:~an~ Witb ac. em. aaur- beftiaafter pronllei:l tor s..:ond d .. opo~~~pp~.ld•P~~m~~ror. 0111a. Lies flot - Hondlea oaally in Width eepll!d ena1Deertnc' practle.; 1114 .tiectioD 10. nut 1n tile cue of lball be dtPOII\ed U reeel•ed wJUI N1119'Jillldnnllt11J r.c>nnntatlve Bolti/1.. the qvantity of water coDftlllllll4 leafed loti, parfebl of lmd or PlUlU. Vlllap 1'Nuum' who lball keep elll4.iefl.t,ghor, Inc., L2 El.ol Ult St., "'"" Veri on aald premt.. .ahall be tile 1JD. isca h.lvin& a connection witll the l.be ume ID a ~eparate fund 49111'· 1 crfr.N..,Yorll, aunt 10 lllllasured by auch m~r IYitem. the leuor and ll!lllee lhall ..W u tb ..,.,_ Reftlme J\liUI.". SubMrlptlon taboo: o.l.lve~ br arrlar or .., delumined by \he Board l.!otb be Uablt1 for the payment of ftubJec1 to tbe pro.-talou of aliy or. •litre ... table ·~ ttllll per •eek: - yur 11 ol Trustees of Public Affalra. the HWer c.b.ar1n bereln pro.-tded cbDaDet or bldentun ol lld.-nc'e II U. Dl.lly Nfn;ll,.f om.:, , ~I G. Six CclJ In Ule e.-en\ tllat &111 prem1a.. 11M the Village may proceed lo fola.utilorilfDI the 111uuee of, aDd H· mOOIQ, "lAtl. Tllne mondu. U.ll:i. By t.touw ~• dl.achar1e 1ndu8trla.l wutM, etth. Meet ruch chUJU from eliller !.be ~ IDOC'tl.,. muue boadl lor ltQibo wl2n auTW Rni~ mt aYIIi'-lllt: 0nJ V diJ'eoUJ ot" lndlrect.JJ", ial:o tile lt.11or or the le11ee or it may cer· tbe SYJtem, mouJa 1n aatd Full4 ~~~«~:h tuo. lb mil: Oat )'llr t1100 Six Snteru lllod Ute Boai'd of Tru.lteee WJ dellnquent ebara:u to the Audi· aJWI. be \bed for lbe PQ'Jnellt of 1a11111 ~2.1. 111ret IIIOIII!lltt.lll. Suac r~ of PubDc A.ffath: ft.nda &.bAt M: ll ror of Meiga County 11 pl11vld00. Ill &he c011 and eQeNe of o~~eraUon, rlo:e lncllldr1 Sllnclly Tllllell-5etltlntl ! ·,·. Impractical to meuure aucb wut.. ~tlon D of th1a onHnance. ftl.liDteuDH, repair mad manqeme:nt ' by meter, nch wut.ea 1beJ1 be S1:cUun u . That any peuon. firm of lba SYJtem lDil for ~ of meuured 1D. IUc.b. manner and b)' r.r corpontlon wbo vJolatea Sec!UOn d11bt a.n4 ather chup.l on bondl ia•ucla methocl • aid Beard abaU 7 of thlll ordin.a.nce 11hall hi! deemed. aued tor improvemeatl of, IUid ex· JilliltJ of a mild11meanor aDd upon fln4 practicable In order to deterWUioal to, Che IDd u,m:iDe the HWV cbatte 1Ju. cor.vactlou lllereof shall be fined IIIII'JI'Iu.a Ill Aid J'uDd Dft'l' aDd. abave ed UpOo the rate proYided 1n ~ fbO.OO for each oifenae, and a Hpar· tU ' ~- .lluet 'I tf re meaIIKUOU W IIL4 (b) of Ud,s &eo.J...e oHenu ~ haU be det::med to have ._,11 DU7 be UMd tor u.larp. lleen committed eacb dQ' that Bee· Uen l. .-all of, &114 hPIIeementl to. dl.e fel In Ule eveot tw tbe Board of Uo1. 'I ia viulat.ed. 8JikJD aDd partl Ulflreal 01' tor aey . . . liiWIUI. p!UpOM. ·~ 1'nuteet ot Public Allain IJbaU bl! SediOD 11. Tbat I determlnaUon i. HUif)ed that a portaoa Of the ,., 11-:<.t any vart of lhll ord.l11ance .II 8toUoD a. n.t. for Pllf'POMIC ter from IUlY IDUI'Ctl conMUMd 11walld shall not lnvaJI.dlte or im· AO ldlil4 lll 8eetloD I Mnol. til-. UJOJO 1111 prem~aet AOt eater p.ur the forc11 11r e.t:fectll ol any ol.b· la blnbJ lnlecl ID4I chU'Ied upcra tr part thereof, except to tbe utent W. IIU'Ctl of laDCI or prudlel ._,,. a not apablt:: ut enlertn1 the S,.Wm, theu iD IIICb ~ the l.'lat •uch otheJ' p;trt U. wlloily de· U'riq a CQIIIIIdkm with U.. S,.teal o'WIIer or other tntefftted. PlnJ puulenl lor Ita operaUon upo.n Ule 01' olbl:nriM Gi~Chrlbl ..... m. du.Rftal walltea, water or ot.hor ll· IIIQ, a& bla "PillA, 1llltlll IUI.4 Pari declared tnvllld. ..... ..... d1recUl 01' iAdiJ'ectl1 malJ!.ta.in web Hpuate Dleter'lal -Section 13. Th.ll ol'lliWlnce 11 here· liM lbt Bn\tm. Hewer dlar1t1 PlJ'· odefleea, 01' Jlf'OYid.e -~ data Jill wJ cltl<:... r .. " "' 011! ill.ll. tom"rii!DC)' : 6- , (l ~h coMnnUt, With ACeePtld e~. rueasuu. n~edar)' fOr the lmmed· ~ ~~-:-·-to bi determtneiCl aa folknll: ~• lDC ""rr ~- abaJl d filtrate L I~ ptcli\lr vauQQ- of \be putlllc .~ill~• • . ~ j ;,; ;~... iH llalqt u atMnrtH Untao ~ t.o ~~ ll.lWic11oa. of the '~ . • hlaitllo tUillm.afetJ ~hi\ ltba··•tt. ·· provldec!, ~ewer char,. at that porUoa. 111 a. ftlet ,!11 .,..... tuer: ro::<UOn tb ~ ~ the " e.tablbluilenf" , . .. )II'Owted lD lhll Seetin ltlhll'!d wbl en Ul or 11 to be db· ul sewer rate1 and cnar~e~ _ 111 .,.......... a w&Ul re~t to aJU" PI'WD1HI <"barfed Into the SJNm atad ttkh tJal lu JH'OVJD\l tilt:: requlaile ftnap· JbiU. bll bued 1Qt01L lhll qiWlUtJ porUon 1hall be the ~»•~ for mea· · Clfl.ll: for conatru.cttoD of Lbe IHIWCII'· .a ~oo:: syatem JmproveJUel\ls and uten· 1 urinj' the aewer charp unlfer 11.111. 1ect.l.ou (a) and lbl of thia Section lol.OIII u.rrealb' nquinlf to protect · 3 and 1n Beriloa ' benol, U' ap. •he pubUc he:u Lh ana to comply with Q, Wily did,... llulldtlll ........., INDC 'JaNCI gat • lot looo. ln Mill profllolonal drlvl11 at our pllcable me requlremeJUI ot the Department BectWD 11. Tll.ll, over and above of Health of \ht Stale of Obioo A. We think of Maverick as anolher one of Ford Motor tracks, where "" dO oor bell 10 dupllcalo IC!ull . 1be rate1 and charres estlblilhed by wherefore, lbl1 ordlnanee lba.U LeU Company's answer. to the ·gold drain. Now Amari· driving condition~, Maveilck evetagld 22.5 mpg. · Section 3 herein, -lbere mq be 11 • tiled. and bl! in force l.mmedlate))' cane who wanl small car economy don't have 1o Q.- _ G i ' _ . . . . . . . . . _ , . t11bllabed In lpec(al Instanc es and Iller ttl PBIIIJe. UPGil apeclal &lrttiDeDt between the l'lllled: April .al , 11N19 Hnd their U.S. dolllllll overseas. A. Mave~Ck'l Six lell loose t015 galloping horae&. Yillaie and the owner of 1 ny preCHAtii:LII w. LleAI ' t.ni&N aerved by the ljlptem, IUCb Mayor lhah 52 mora than you gat In lltl 4-cytlndor WI Q, Wily did JOU ... " . . . .let? Jnclu 1trtal Attfttt .laM Warttft .additional charge~ for A. You know what a maverick Is. A maverick breaks the t&OO. Maverick een OOVOf 4t7 toot In teo MOOndl :... wutea of v.nunal l'lrenetb or com. Ctartc Eveb'l\ t •* bo1 Eail• n-. , to lilt WidW 1111! ...,.Uo.,, 1!ie 1rGoJ1 Elrl• or .111!11 llobf·breelb. ober, were bllJii ooi aecll. Altar Schola, uv.; Nellbbarboad Knlgh~ to en•i iioaor ~Mr. aas1111Di iud,lli. :aooo caq, :a,.. Soou! I..ocalBow~ III'Milai Piuich ··~ Pnlllred .,llblle i 61Jlh 351'1 I· troop. , lllldllilddl.. chlrlll ol Bottr Knl&hl. ar.. - -· IIIah --- Gilne - 2Bih ' . lhey . yobr I',ove Hned were ' !iteY.. lilt. wu- IIIII Court.-..,.rilr "'tnoeee God'' ' =·~-~iiiiii;;;;iiiii;;;;;::;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;ij;:;:;~ii\ii.iF..;"""~ ,.,..u.., '. ' IIIah IIIah care . enC?ugh., ," TilE DAILY.SENTINEL "DURAVI.NYL" SEAMLESS FLQORS 12' $1.72 P• Llna.IFt. .mort,.,. BAKatuRNnull MIDDLEPORT ., .. smam. • ••met .. • .,. u. u. "* :.;:. -.........-.. '"' ........... "'1'111!> i:b' pitched and batted lllellail olf lolllnslllrler G.lllrl. t. Hart, p ........ 3 D o Kl,.r · ere to a 12.3 victor)' Be~a. HYHll'• 1 homer, Jm TOTALS 28 J . ..~ KYGER.•cREEK (Ill) . I. oiiii'IIIJoltl,.m the Boboatadla- llcllllgtb hall two trlploa, Beebe '!!9lld 'llllraw wen~na. 11 was and llcln ~len eac:h had dou- PLAYER- Po&; AB R H bles. Creek' seventh w I n ~...............$ 4 2 111811' Cr!ltk'• nert pme Ia Beebe, 2b ......... 4 1 dl !~"nat two ~"'" •>,1111011 !ann live and ..U.ed Tuooda.v at Pl. ~IIIII. Here's IIJseU, p, ••••.•.• 4. : 2 ~ 1111lle 110 s tho dlltallce lor tho box ...,... o1 K.Yaor Craek'a Rothaeb, lb•••••••• t 2 2 ·le. wlnnera, t the plalt, he ficond win ol the r - over ~dina......... 3 1 1 lticked a lbree homer Iii the Southern: ~. e(. . . . . . . .2 0 0 l!)lJd rrame. 1 had two bite SOUTHERN (3) K. Thomas, 2 0 1 PLAYER- I'll& AB R H Wlpl, 11.. .. , .. , 4 1 D 1!1 lour trlpo. • Florry Beebe'I Rou&b, rf•••••••• 4 D 1 Moo<IY, If, ••••.• ,1 . 0 0 ..... the Bobeat1, em col- B, Hart, lb. ...... 4 D 1 Rou~lf.; ...... 2 01 I~ lour singles IIIII ble Walbrown, If.......2 I D E. Thomas, 3b•• .•• 3 1. Z 8111 the Tornadoes me Lawrenee, c•••• • •• 3 1 1 M.~,8b.••••• o o o bale bll which knock In Brett Hart, .. . ..... 3 D 0 TOTALs 33 12 14 tWo runo .to the sixth) 01t the Bachtel, 2b.........3 I 1 By lmlnp: Llpoo:omb, 3 0 1 Southern ... 000 003 o- , 5 t !illftla ot IIYHIL K.Yier Creek banged out 14 Arnold, 3b........ 3 0 D KC ..... : lOS lOt X-12 14 4 ll.le cr..... .. !l'ftbtel . !jrtra cr•.. , ... ' Meig~ 82-45 Winner Marauder Reserves 00, the Me!p Marauder track 511. ~ ICOl'ed an e&ll)' 8Z. to 45 llr<lod JIIJI1) - ~- (WL), viCtory ot Warren Local Thur,. dQ' afternoon, taking ftnta lnaD but lour ol 15 eventa. Ollch JohD Bentloy'a milo rcIQ team of Mlka Grate, ll"l' VaQIIan, Elbert Williams and JohD Rltchhart eatablished a new school recOid with a limo or ' 3:45. Rltchhart alao Ued the school record In the 100 yard dash wllb :11 Oat Summaries or t h • various ' eYOnta lollow: 111gb Hurdles - Well (M), White (M), O~rm>urgor (WL) ' :17.8. 100 Yd. - Rllchhart, Hawley (M), Everson (WL) :11 Oa~ 440 - Fram:ll (WL), HW (WL), White :57 OaL 880 Rela,ya - Melgo, Grate, · F,. WUUama, Vaughaund Rltcb.hart, 1:30 Oa~ l;lolden <WLl. White, Peomoll (WL), 2:18.8. Loir Hurdle• - Rloe (M), TOIDJ)Idlll (WL), Whltlatd< (M) :24 llaL 220 - Howley, Iilli, Hlee, :24,2, :Mllo - Holden (WL), Barnett (WL), Morris (M), 4i58.4. Two • Mile - Warner (M), Brant (\VL), Cline (WL), 10:44.8• Mile 114'-Y - Melp, Grate, Veugllan Williams and Rltchhart, 3:45. Pole Vault - Whitlatoh and GUio!J!, both Meigs, tlodtorllrat, Kaluil (WL). ID II. High Jump - E. Williams, Collman (WI.), R. WWiemt 00, sao - Werry Poltmyer (WL), 17 II., llln. Shot - Barr (M), YQUII£ (M), Weber (M). 41.41L Dlacua - Barr, YOUIIB, VIneland (WL), 12511., 3 In, West Injured As Lakers Wih INGLEWOOD, C.Ut (UPI)The Los Angeles takers were onb' ..,. victory aWl)' from their ftrol Natlcnl BaskelllaU Aaaoclatloa chalqllonahlp todaY but !hoy may have 'to pt the bls win without Jerry Wea~ "I don't know whether Jem can play or not," takers' team phJaiclan Dr. Robert ){erlan said alter !lie !.akers notched an ~D~Preoalve 117-ID4 victory over the Bo8too Celtlca Thursday night to take a 3-2 lOad In the 111111 aeries. "It's a clay-today proposition." West, the Injury.,..... guard who vlrtuaUy hal been the Loa ~los otrenoe In the pla,volla thla oeaaou, auflered a pulled rliht bamalrlnc ID !he Jut 1!h minutes alter pourlrc In 39 polntl. "If I can play, I don't know how ollective ru be," the nineyear NBA veteran said. West's Injury took the edse off the takers' m.>rooalft Ylctory. ' . ' . '· by~~ A buutlfid ,Pin wtdu 'I ~ bl..._,olorilildlm......, of ... ilnlll'· ... will"'"""' k ' " - · ,.,....2.50 SALE of 4-Zo N rules. A maverlck Ia different. Mave~ck plugslhe big gap between the compacts end the Imports. It hu a wheelbase eight Inches shorter than a '69 Falcon, Ito ------ elghl and one-haff lncheo longer than o VW t5CO. Nolhlng else llka lt. Q. Wllr .d J01111111U HIIIII llzl? A. Maverick pinches pennies, not people. We gave Ma\lerlck more leg rOQm. More shoulder room. More luggage room. Good example: the tront seat of 1 Maverick offm you nine Inches more shoulder mom than lhe.front seal of the leading economy Import end Ita trunk can handle an lha luggega for a famlly of lour, InclUding a ae1 of golf clubs. Q , - do l(llllar1111 prl..? A. You gel your money· a worth. A complele, Amerlcans kind ol car. Room. Hol olyllng. eGior· keyed Interiors. Even the he~ter ie Included. Bornl; ecpnomy car interiors are about as luxurious 81 a polk bench. NOl Mave~ck'a, You get pluoh 10111. Clolh and vinyl upholslery wllh unique ~ plaid cloth Inserts. You also get 18fety featurea like smart pull·oul door hendles. Strong oalety door locka. Two· opeed elect~e wipera. Safely bells. Heed reatralnto. Plus conveniences like .armrests, coat hookl, lighted heater controla ... imponant little things that add to much to your driving comfort. Q. *"-t about OJUOnd A. You can get ·am II you want 'em. You can order lntew gral alr condlllonlng. (lt'e buill ln. not hung on.) Other options Include 3-epeed automalic or low·coet temlautomatlc tranomieeion.and o hefty200 CID Six. But lots ot people won't put an extra cent Into thla car. Because It' a all there. A complete car 11111 ready to drive home. , DRIVE-IN BANKING a. WMt kind rrf . - n n ••• ·a~~~~l~~tt A. That depends on you as weU as the car. You can get as much aa 26 or 28 miles per gallon-If you have an educated toe and lhe ~ght road condlllonl. If you have a lud roo~ or do a lot of clty driving,iyou wllf ..... --...., #"' r• ,· . ' r • :'·.•.. " • \ The Melso Reserve boseball team 1 cored lour runs, tllo In the 811h ind two In the alxth lnnilll, tor a ._, 'rictory ~East­ om Tlllraclay afternoon m the Middleport Park diamond. Saph1111ore J.e(Q' Timmy llemoahey, regalnlnc his form ol early season, put dolm 12 bottera on atrlkea and Issued only two hill 11111 three walks. Eastern golltallrst rm In the fourth on Catcher Bob Ritchie's lead ot1 alnsle, Terry Stethem'• single, Mike· Borl,.-o saoriOce, and an lnlleld out. The othar tally lor Ollch Dan Wright's crew came In the sixth when Howle CaldweU walked, stole second, moved to third on a ftelder'o choice, IIIII 1tolo hmne. Melp opened Ita aoorlDK In the nllh ao Sian wu ... walked, Jell Tyo slncled, Demooke)l aacrl· Reed, llld Ronnl• Clonch and Geoe POlleD sot back.(o.baok alnclea. In the sixth, Daft Boy)! led orr with a walk, Roaor Abbott .waa sale m a saorlnce l1unll Dann,y Abbott doubled brother Roger home; R<lpr stole third, and c0111e home on an overthrow. The only other Meiss•!"! was a second lnnli~ •11111• b.Y ahorlslq) Steft OUer. , llav~ Smith ~' '"' the Jiloun1l !qr !be ~~ : ~wor,kft! until lhO filth when he PYO WilY to Howle CaldweU.' ·Tho Eastern pitchers otrack out one and walked lour, Eagtern ODD 100 0-2 2 2 Meigs DOO 022 x- 4 5 2 Smith, CaldweU(5)andRitchle. Demoakey and PowelL ME'ISENGEII STAKES WESTBURY, N.Y. (UPl).. Billy Jh181dm' said Tlllraclay he wool4 drive favored Lavern. HaDover In the May lD $203,476 Mel- lltaku al Roo-ell Racewo,y. lloulhton 1111n tile cl"'slc tho ,laat two r-a behind 114mulua Hanover, -and Rum Cluatomer. By Umted Preas ldernaticnl Natloaol LOoaue East W L Pet. GB Cbl- .••• 16 7 .696 Pittsburgh ••. 13 9 .591 Z'h st. Loula. ••• 10 lZ .454 6'h New York ••• 9 lZ .429 6 Phllldelpllla , 8 11 .421 6 Montreal ••• 8 13 .381 7 West WLPc~GB Son FraD. , , .15 7 .682 Los Arwe~•• 15 7 .682 Atlanta , , • • .14 8 •638 I Clncllftll ••• 9 12 .428 &lh 'S.. Dle80 ••• 1D 14 .417 6 Houston , , . • 5 2D •2DD ll'h Tluraday's Resulta Los A1w 5 Son Fran D Monreal 3 New York 2 SL Louts 9 Pitta 3, night Son Diego 4 Atlan1a 3, night HOUIIIon 4 .Cincl 0, night (Only same• scheduled) Today'& Probable Pitchers . All Timet EDT New York (Gentry :1.0) at Chicago (Selma 2-2'l, 2:30 p.m. Plttaburgh (Ellis l-2l at MOJ>o treal (Morton D-2), 8:05 p.m. Philadelphia (Jalmaoo 1·2l at SL Louts (Washburn 2-2), 9 p.m. Los Angeles (Osteen 4-1) at Atlanta (Jarvia 1~, 8:05 p.m. Son Diogo (Kirby 1-3) at ClnclnDatl (Cionlnpr D-3), 8 p.m. Son Francisco (Perry 4~ at Houlton (Griffin l-2'l, 8:3D p.m. Soturda,y's Games Pittsburgh at Montreal New York at Chloago Phlla At SL Louis t Lo1AniolesatAt1anla Son Diego al Cincinnati Son Fran at Houston, night American Leoaue East w L Pet. GB Baltimore . , .16 8 .667 Wastdngton • . 13 11 .542 S Boston ••••• 11 10 .524 S% Detroit •• , •• 11 10 .524 3'h New York, •. 11 11 .50D 4 Cleveland,, , . 3 15 .167 ID weat w L Pc~ GB Mlmeaota , , .14 7 .667 Oakland •.• , 11 9 .550 2'h liJanoaa CIQ' <t.W .10 .SOD 3'h Cbl.,.go , •• : 8 9 .471 4 Calllornla ••. 7 10 ,412 5 SoaWe . • , , , 7 12 ,368 6 Thuraclay's Reoulll Cleveland 6 New York 2 Minnesota 4 SeaWe 1 .Kan City 5 Chi 4, twl, 12 Ina. Wash 7 Boston 8, night Detroit 2 Ball D, night Call! 3 Oakland 2, night, lD Ina. Today's Probable Pltchera All Times EDT llatrolt (WUooo 1-3) at Boston (Siebert D-3), 7:3D p.m. Baltimore (CUellar 2-2) at New York (Peteraon 2-2), 8 p.m. Clevellnd (Tiant D-4) at WaahIIV!OO (PaooLBI 1-3), 7:30 p.m. Kanoaa Cley (B111Nr 0..2'J and Hedlund 1-1) at Call!omla (MIIr· ph,y 1~ and Meooeramlth 11-1) 2, 9 p.m. I lilt .' . A. Mlvorlck II doe~·~~~ ' ~ Uriueuojty 10 "'" vi... Yo~·ra dtollng'Wtth mldl·lfl-Ainei1Ce pirli end e.ooo euy-to-nnd Font Dlltfri. Flit lojjal" end easy r~-~~~~· "'!'l't-llvinglln:bOih lin. and money. . ·. ) . . . FORE) ' ·~ IHIRI Snttle (Barber l·ll at Oak· land (Nash 3-1), 10:30 p.m. (Only sames scheduledl Saturday's Games Seattle at Oakland Kan Ci\1' at Call., night Chloqo at Mlnneaota Clovoland at Wash Baltimore at New York Detroit Ill Boston .I lln1our p.m. h~tehlq GAllS Pull! it to Ftdblring: BROYHill, ROWE, BASSETT NAME BRANDS atternoon m Memorial Field .,... er the JackSOII lromnen In 1 ,Southem Division, Southeastern Ohio Athletic LeaiUO pme. JACKSON D4D 000 0-3 5 5 GAllS 305 DlD x- 9 12 2 Batteries: Jackson - Lloyd (LP), Coburn (3) alii! Cosby; GA- ' HS- Saunders (WP)and Mosley. E - Bush, Prose, .Mapes, Lloyd,.Dutty, CoabyandThoroon. i LOB- Jaokaon 7, GARS 4. 3BD. Johnson. SB-Buah2,Proae2, Cosb,y, Mapes and Lloyd PITCHER IP R H BB SO Lloyd ..... 21-3 7 6 D 2 Coburn .. ,32-3 2 6 0 4 SoWKiers . • , . 7 4 5 5 11 ." " . ' FARMERS BANI .. .... ~,..... co. 0. ,, I!OMEROY, f)HIO • ·'· SANDWICH Order By Phone i.ncl- Tpko £., 110.. 992-5~32 H& R Firestone's Swinging ·Spring Sale LAWN MOWERS Nicklaus lB"- 2 Cyl. GOLF 3 lor BALlS 1.33 $45.95 9i Foot LAWN MOWERS 18" to 2Z" -4 Cyl. $59.95 GARDEN HOSE up 1.99 IIWIISH'I 0Hitrl 216 1. 2nd, ,....,.,. on Mill St. MIMI• PROPANE Hilh Flyer FUEL 20" FOLDING FENCE Vinyl Guard 11 SPREADER . ~ - ~~ss sttt 99~ 5' ALUMINUM STEP LADDER "'M'i';';;sm·a.'' S,. 'l~~~t. 6 CAN ·AND INIFE SHARPENER ss.ss Philco Color TV has a speci1l drcuit that sets the face cotors I,C1CJO, mJ"' "rill Chl!llll , . ~ tvol'f. 361000 mlleo. Tltt ~ I~ ,..... . • .' mindo oU ~ IVO!Y;~ , (lwiQIM oftMI ; ,. .. t.~avorlOIIJ eifd: ~ ~ "'~~' a.ooo . mlf'!'. (oix llrr1eo:' ._ __ 01 Mivorl~lcl). n_. n /lJJIV/I!It .,, OwNERS ~0 CALL ·GUTTER$, AND THE PURCHASE ",· ~~ . .," TOASTER ritht. Pfus A.C. T. (Auto-lock Channel tunin&) to keep the "t tuned riaht. Shown here Is Modet 66l6WA in Contemporary lowboy ltytina:. It features Philcc,.s exclusive Tunlna Eye with A.C.T., plus 26,000-volt "Cool" Challis with Solk:i State Si1nal $ystem for 1reater reliability and lancer TV life . _ . .IWA ll'' lictulf 29S IQ.in. picture ' diiiOOil~. ggc 10' Section each . LAWN CYLINDERS sslg.oo " ln~llkleo 90. Dliy Total Senolce BOW RAKE of Sportilli Goods THE the Fabulous ' The GoUla Acadi!II\Y mue DevIls racked up a 9:4 wiD Thuraclay Complete Line OPEN TONIGHT 5:00 to 7z00 Home of Jackson 9to4 . savings by the roomful • ftle.ltt Ri1ht now we have the best buys around. And on color TV that .paases The F~~ee Test! Before you buy any color TV, look dosely at the face colors-the hardest colors to pt right. ,, __ ~ ''! STEAl HOUSE' •'Sue.. il'• • ~aeher'• min. Thai'• whal ~ rm dol... out 1~ 1a••• & TV . iti CROW'S SAME .DAY · SERVICE In At 9 -:- Out At 5. Now Give it The Price Test during Philco Value Days! ' i Cotton II alm..t u old • man himself. FINISHING Philcd Color TV passes The Face Test d. . ~ Kites _SEE US FIRST FOR QUALITY & SERVICE \ 1/2 & 1/3 OFF' -at.· GIBSON REFRIGERATORS . FREEZERS Qo1rii=-'*':~·oOl!tvi<' every A.QIIIniloly, "'~on .-e. . a.--pall-- J sam•• JOE CARNICELLI 11rat 11 n1ae and 11r111 'VPi Sports Writer ·after 13 consecuUve roadloaoea. Don ~u... hao extracted bla Don • almoot joiJII!d the pOOIId ot noth. no.blt parade, comins within The lui timO the 24-year-<11d one bit 81 the DodiiiiJ'.I beat the rllb~r llarted aplnst Giants to llo t1wm lor first In Clndmatl, the Redo shelled blm the Weatern Dlvlalcln. rrom the II10IUid whlle breezing Allciw1 One Double to • 14-0 victory. He loft the llllt<ll IIIDwed onb' an ell!hlh pork that night I bitter Jll8ll, llllllc double to Jim Dav014l0fl not because Gi' the rQrt but lor . In, choldns olf • nlne.pme he tl1ought to be ....- .. Giant wlilllnc atreak. Tom II1'Y tactic:a used by the Reds to Heller had a two-run Bingle and roll up tile WWie Davia and Bill llldakla He took hla 1'8V8118t ThUrow had SOlo homers to lead lDs mllll. pltthlng the aeconc1 ,.,. Anplea• 12,jdtattad<. hitter Gi' bla oareer IIIII Jim llic:ko had • two-run dupllcatlDs • feat performed triple and Vada Pln11011 drove In only the night before b,y the three nmo With a double and a Redo' Jim Maloney as the sacrifice fly to lead Nel&OII Houston Altrol1 downed Clncln- BrUes and a. LoUis over the naU, 4-0. Plri!A!s. llid<a' triple In the No Love Lost fourth loll011ed walks to Joe WUam adml- there'o 1111 Torre and Tim MoCarver and love loll between the Reds and Pinson's double came after him. "I know they doo't like me Torre walked and McCarver llld I dm't like them. &it then singled. apia, Ibis llll'l a ~arl\1' Tony Goozalez hit a '-run homer In the eighth lnninc to Elsewhere In tho Natloaol rally Son Dle&D over the Leape, Los Angeles blallked Braves, Gonzalez' homer folSon Franciaoo, 5.4l, st. Loula lowed a double ~ Roberto ripped Pittsburgh, 9-3, Son Pena. Dle110 edged Atlanta, 4-3, and Coco Laboy' o saorl!lce fJ,y Montreal niwecl New York, 3.:1, with the bases looded and one In the oaly ochlllllled sam••· oot Ia the 11l1lth ocored Rm In American League play, Brand will! the wlmlng nm In Cleveland doWned New York, 6- the Elpoa' victory over the J, Mim8aota beat Seattle, 4·1, Meta. Brand ran lor Ruozy Kanoao Cl1;)' ,.....zed b,y Staub, who · was &afe on a Cblcqo, 5-4, In 12 lmlnp, fielder's choice. Mack Jones, Waoldnitlll edged Boston, 7-8, homered, slnsled IIIII Donn Dtlroit blanked BaiUDlore, 2.4l, Clendenon, who also had hoand California lq1ped Oakland, mered, walked to set the stage 3.2, In lD Innings, lor Laboy, The Aatroa were held bltlooa ~ Jim Merrt.U until the lourth RACING UNDER STARS when Doug Rader led olf With a SAN JUAN, P.R. (UP0home run, They added two Thoroughbred racing under the more nms In the !lftb on a . aters will be a Caribbean walk, Jim Wym'a slnsle, and hlghll£i,t when the San Juan Delila Menke's Double. Curt Racing A&IOC!Iation Inc. builds a molary tripled and scored m $15 mWim trad<. Wll1011's oacrlflce fJ,y In the ell!hlh lor Houston's final run. The victory was Hou&lon'o By • FURNITURE 108 w. bullt·~l· from a •ding 1111r1. '1111! -111 you can get up 10 hlghwey opeld ln a huny. When ~ enter •70 mpll turnpike, you won't loll Ill• • IIIIAIII bookkaepor ihruot lnto the mkldle of a pro fo0111111 game. Q. WUoe M litlhllllolo ....... I ; ... . . Ill. IS llltpolt, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . , A. Maverick ean U-tym In a Uglrilr Circle ~35.8. fell) thin the leading eoonomy lmpoll (38.0 !HI). Mev· ertck can Giant through llllllc liM a hallbeclc. Hcan tum on a dime and gi'le ,... nine canto chlnge. ff you've been driving ony other ""**CCJt Clr, you'll flnd Maverick's nllll elze lddl up 10 5V. fMI to.any parldng apace, , . Q.CWI~-IIolllda-.... 1 I pllrlllll'l ' A. ll'a nOl easy, but we did H. - · • un- body conltruc11on m.- • Hgll~ 1110n0 lnd d\lllbll. 11'1 wolj!od like a bl1tlelhlp. ~ng compound goes lnlo deep c""lcoo 1hll I1Mr -- thilllgltt of dey. Then olllltllflrtng11111-ld with loilr. 00111 of paint for lutlng Deauty. AIIUH: 0111 tOugh ·11111e · car lltlt'a put10IJIII)Ir 10 111111' IOIJithet'. (The '!'fVU ' ocheduloln111e M~~· manuat- up 10 t08,000 mlleo or nlril Y!llfl; 11111 ouGht 10 1811 you oomothlng lbou1iiarvUGfd dulllliilty.) · ,,:• • UV A UT1LI Win 4-2 · II HOS'l)l SOUTH ~ . The Mills• Muitidlr 1l\nl!r baaelllll wlll ...,. .... Point .In the Clat• ~ I I' ' baaeblll !AU11fjlii!lli !Ill . . Mlddl_.t Rlld. ·a..,o ..... f In 4-0' Setback !11•. bV poilllon which are accepted by the Vlllaft lor treatment u may be de!ermined to be lair a nll equitable . Elich 1uch 1Pedal Qreeml!nl and the ch.il.fltll e«tablilhed thereby ahall not become · effecUve unUI ratified bJ' oJdlnoanct duly paued by the CounrU of tbe Villap. Section 5. That the sewer charJ:tll levied at Ule rata e.rtabl.llhed bJ lhl1 or:ltnance lhall take f'ff'!ct on Jun.e 1, 1919, and 1hall lhereanu be billed on lhe ll ...t du of eRch cal lrul'll' month and. ahaiJ be payable 'ol'ilhin fifteen dan after bltllnJ. An y PnmiHI mailing OOOne<'!tlon With the SYstem and 111in1 the um"' aner the fil'lt d.IJ' of IDJ month •hall be charJed a per dlern pro rate arnount. baaed UPDn the mln1mam month b' cb~rge, from 1he lime 1uch c'lnoec· !loa 11 made or 1ueh dl~eharge into the 8ntem 11 ba111n, until the co1u· m.mcement oi the next follow1Da bilL!~ period, (,Xcept that, should Lb& mi!IIIUJ'l!d aeni.ee Heeed the minimum charge, the meuured rate &hall be charted. In cue ot failure 141 Pll1 ariJ' bill for sewer char'e' when due and pa)'lble. a penaltJ of ~1,) per cent ol 11ucb charge shall he added to IUCb bill. Section 6. Th.at each IIE!wer ch:.rge lew:ied Plll'luant to tb:la ordinance ta l<tl'tlby made a lien upnn the )>rem. '•• charaed therewitb, end If U.e nme Is not piiild within thirty da)'l liter it. lhall be due and p1Jab1e, It l'ilaU be ceertlfled to the Autlitor of lle1p Count.J, who Jhan place the nme on the tax duplicat e. v:llh the Reds Hitless '& .... beats Cru~h Tornadoes "' . 1¥L~12!!/~u.~'!!:e~3. ~~~!'!m':!.m LaM~.:'~/.!l~~ bea..bJ' ,roblblt.ld. Wben ........ '. ,. .i _, 11lt Datil s..tnol, pom81'01'~· o., ~. ~ •• ·~·· ' f '\ I �" ~. I' l - 11Mo'lloll1 Sli!l!nd, ' .P~IAIIIIIf II I, p,, ~' liiQ 2, • ' ;' ..,•..•..,,;,,'' ·., Redman Golfers Beaten to ¥2 tD Jim Tooatecs. Rick Elchin;" .lost 3.0 to C r a I g Smith. Roeer Stover lost 3-0 to Tom Daniel. Rick Ban was medalist of the match as he turned 1n a threeover-oar 73 Cor the 18 boles. Par for the Athens course iJ 34.:16 70. Here are the team scores: RIO GRANDE (544) G. Pope • , •• • .• 40-45 85 T, Slor eder . . . . . 39-39 78 G, Patterson . , . . 39.40 79 J. Dett;y , ..•.•. 49-U 93 R. Elcldnger . . .. 46-47 93 R. Stover . . . . • . 61..55 117 OIUO U. FROSII (473) M. Shurtz , .• • •. l2-44 86 R, Ban , • . . , . . • 36.3'1 73 C. O'Sioaugloneaa,y . . 37-38 75 J. Touatsos • • . , .. 39-44 83 c. Smlti> . . . . • ... 37-40 77 T. Daniel .. . . ..• . 37 l2 79 YOUR LAWN DESERVES II FOR BEAUTIFUL GROOMING I FtATURES ALL THE FIHGER·TIP CONVENIEIICES. MRS. MOLINA TO SPEAK POINT PLEASANT, W, Va. - Mrs. R, E. Molina <1 llunUngtDn wW speak to the Point Pleasant Woman'a Club Ma,y 9 at 7:45 p.m. In the social room of the Presbyterian Church. Mrs. W, F. McCraw 8lld lolra. WWiam Mertandante will belncllarge.lnsWiatlon of new o1!1cers wiD follow tile program. NOW I I ' $EE THEM .TODAY ...... .• ...... llpfMM,q,lef~ ,.,..o..~ ~ .• ' '· Chootor, 0. -985-3308 !UP FRACTURED POINT PLEASANT - Mra. A. H. Perkins, 92, of 2127 Jefferson Ave., was admitted to Pleasant Volley lloap!tal Thur ada,y evening suffering from a broken hlp received wben lhl leU oot <1. bed st home. Mrs. Perkins Ia the mother of Mrs. Dennis Pai'k, Mason mvd.,'. and of Mra. Dennll stolllnss, Madi- son, W. VL LilA£ _ . . . Maybe you're OIDIN.U«:I NO. ,., AN OIDIHAIICI THI MAYOR, C:L.IK AUTNOIIZOM AND aGAID •• TIUITIII Of' Puauc .,. fAllS TO INTIR INTO CONTIACTI fiOI THI COfiiTI.UCTIOII o• 1MPROVIMIIIm !'0 THI MUNICIPAL :~:.~:·'..s~~~ •..::.a Dl· •z,..rr vwORD.urmo., '' ,.. .......... ..., ~. Obt':' - ..,.trO,. I. ..... nbloot to ... ... pnrnl b7 tlNi leorlcnlda DBnJopmnt A4mlnlllkl.tlo• an« the an.tJabtlitr :.:t·-;'~~ ~,:n.w!:: .,. ..,.., _......, to ••tor """ =~wt~111;,.:n~: teelift4 •t the ApJtl 1, U. DMDlJll of Mdl tt>r lmPro"meDU 1o \be munlclpal 1"'! the lo,_ and bett bi4t ,......,. Cont;nct 113-1 Sew.., •~.::.,- Don "'"' . Amount - -....... enTnatmn.t ~~-'l;" ~ ~ ...,_ - _..,..., s.etton I . 'ftd1 Of'dlnaDee OIVIIJICI\,I OF ~RAY RANO FULTONTHOMPSON Tractor Sales . Ja .._ "' ....,.,.. to . . .. mtUUre •-•,. tot tile lmmedl. •t. ~tkm o! . . pablil ~ llt11tb ud nlfue and for tbe fu. Uler rwuDil tlllt Gl.e ~ of aal4 eoULrucUo• coatradl ll tmmedt1t. b' .....,. to ,..-mtt ecutrua.t~~~ ~ =!:,':C:W.:..e=C:.:.: ltiDaDCe IliaD .. wbftlelo,., 1111 tan tare. t•l"7 coDdltlm:w1 a... ... or- _......-..... elliOt fi'Dm lad immtdlaWI7 .,._ CMAILII ·~- W, LIOAR Puled: Al'ril 11, u. AIWII .1- W. . . . '~" ' 'I COMPLETE LINE PET SUPPLIES •COLLARS ·~ARNESS •LEADS •CHAINS •BEDS-TOYS . •PET CARE v,-ientation · PT PLEAMNT _ Or'-Uon Day Ma1011 <;ounQ- Pllldtet>tar~ sclioolil ihla IIIII wW be li~ Tuesdl.f, ~ 6, at the schocils lllfouihoul the ~. S<*lt. L Brooks S!nlth allllOUIICed ThU!'sdly, , p........,glatraUtiQ cor llrlt srade pq>Us tOt' 19811-70 wm be held trom 9 ._ in. 1111t11 3 p. m., In all the ochoollocatiODS. Patente ot 1110 ,j)re-achoolera have been requestld·IO .... with them birth eertlilcatea aaii lm· .i... Falcons Lose - In 11 Frames WIRT - The Wahama White Falcons lost their seccnd extra 1an11111 game In as many dl.fs wben Wlrt triumphed by a t-3 score In an ll.frame match here Thursday. Hurricane bad beallll the Fal· ems of C<>ach Gran! Barnette In a nine - lnnlJW game Wednes- deJI. Mike Borns started on the hill for tho Falcons allll worked CliO and two.ihlrds lnnlnss before glvlng way to RandY Smith. Smith pitched one ind one-tblrd lmlngs and rlglothander .Gory Clark eamo 011 to go tho route. Lellloandor Bcb Darl;y pltehed the distance fer Wlrt, strlklns oot 10 and walking tvro, Wahaml pitchers famed seven IIIII Issued elibt walks. Falcuo hitters were Chelter Roush with two single a and Gar)' Slsk, Gar,y Clark, Brent Clark am Smltll, each will> a single. Wahama ,., scheduled to host Pl. Pleallllll todl.f at 4 p.m. s oy. et · D croea the mue Rjdge 'Mqunta!DS 0.... • • I • ; I lUVER NEWS I GAUGES - r.an~la, 12,0 11111 17.f l'llllllng 18 teet <1. ronera; Pt.· fleaaanl, 2t.52; Pomeroy • Maoon, U.30; lllnton, 1.62 lolling; Kanawha Falls, f.51 fallbig; Winfield, 18.09 falling; Londllll, Marmet, a1111 Wlnlleld, are en the BilL BOAT MOVEMENTs: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - SolYay down f:45 p.m.; Kathy R. down 5:50p.m.; BUe~ !tate up 9:l5 p.m.; Robert T. Tlbelt ~ 12:f0 a.m.; Alton Zepi!Jor down 2:2o a.m.; ~~arve.r .Jordan up 3'45 a.m.; Fort DesrlJorn down 4:50 a.m.; Semel down 6:l0 •· m.; Elisha Wooda down 7:20 a. m. KANAWHA RlYEll- Marmet, Alan R. Merrill down 3:15a.m.; James · R. runes up 4:20 a.m.; Winfield, Jelfer..., up 2:l0 p. m.; A. V. Criss down 10:l0 p. m.; H. E. Bowlea up 1:25 a.m.; Ouachita up l:lO a.m.; George T. Price down 3:50 a.m.; o, F. &earer up 4:45 a.m.; Duncan Bruce down 6:10 a.m. OIUO RIVER - Loch 13, down PT •.PLEASANT- Mia.LOcn- 3:30 a.m.; Lock 14, EdwardS. ard Kreha, chairman of tl>eNinth Bosworth down 3:15 a.m.; &aAnnual Pleallllll Valleylloapltal veyor up 3:20a.m.; BeciQOrd up Auxiliary Charley Ball, said 11>- f:50 a.m.; R, II. Bosworth ll dey the first tlchets for this clown 6:10 a.m.; Pea,y Downoy year's ball Were sold to U1e up 6:30 a.m.; Lock 15, Jane T. Ci~·ens Na~·-·' n--" ~•~ a.m.•, '-c 17, Natiloaal t.u. uuua.a .oaun· "u.a";n up 7·'5 011 &.IUWI. modo a donation <1. $511, llid Ill up 1:45 p.m.; )'lui D. down 6:10 ·~ p; "-'~ 6 •< stauffer Chemical Corp., ~•~ Wlllllill p.m.; tl\lllll"eW' '-'IWI_.I Up :modo Its 1U11uai dcnaUen tJ. $4D, p.m.; PIJIIy R. ....... 6:55 a.m.; Other ·donors are Dr. Thomp- BellevUle l.Dek1, Valley TI'BJll.. son, Dr. Clbulla, Dr. !lr7Jie, porter down 5:15p.m.; Lock 21, Dr. Bnon•a, Brou&frtm's])alry, Steveuanupt:lOa.m.;JohnLadd ...__.. . . . Chemical Corp., Mohr- Dean up 5:35 a.ni.; Racine Locks, UUU\Y stevens Funeral Home, andCrow W. H. Slav..-, Jr. clown 8:45 p. Russell Funerallbne, m.; Muk F.udl up $:20 a.m.; The semt.lcrmal Ball wW be EIIO Arkanaaa.., 6 a.m.; Greenheld Saturday, Mq 3, at the up Locka, Loufa& dowa 6:50 p, National Guard Armory, withnw- m.: Helen R. up 11:30 p.m.; Lu.sic from 10 W 2 by the •'TWf- ther Herdman doWb 12:10 a.m.; l'""'•rs." ChlJopewa down 12:10 a.m.; Ra&61"'"' Tickets are $5 per c"''!ie allll venswood clown1:20 a.m.; Alliedmay be purehased at Rardin's Alhllllll clown f::IG a.m.; Fore9ooe Center, COhen's Drug, Fruth most up 7:10 a.m.; Jollll)lo E. l'l!ormacy, 8lld IIUch IIIII Joms · Walker ol!nm 7:l0 a.m.; Meldahl Barber ilocll, OJ' from any mem- Locka, Cl'J)I'ell dolm 3:25 p.m.; ber of the hospital boartl, Ill Jellbcot dolm 6:1~ p.m.; La117 staff, or anyiUary members. M18lon cbwn 8 l).m.; \'alyollne . Mrs. ·Betcy Craddock ls Ueket up 10:15 p.m.; Brt.rnJtme down hal 1 30 r ..._ Ro C rman. : a.m.; ..-., I8IIUU7 up Re181'Vat1oo.s for tables are 2:20a.m.; E:qlloier down Ga.m,; taken b7 Mra. Evebn Bau- Peace down 8:•0 a.m.; Pb1Jt, ' ~er~=:.:ff/~5-2:;:6:02~. ----~!li:=~~<I'D~up:;.:7~a.~m~.----. . First Tickets To Ball Sold I munlzailml:eccris whebtlleyOJ>o roll tile chUdreO. Uthe child hU not hacl tall Immunization, t h e rec:onls 11117 be b~ In the IIIII wllen achool Bllrl& II wW not be necaasaey for chlldrell to a c c - the parents tor registratlon. The Orientation Day Includes thooe PII>DI onteriJW Junlot Hf8h School this tall allll th- p.;iUs are to "''peU 011 May 6 I# rillstratlon fer the IIIII term. AU first sradera must be 6 y u old betore November 1, ~~ to enroll for tile school Students who wW enter school may ride tile school buaaes thet d17 to their relji8CIIve deatg.. notion. lmmunlzallon requirements for llrot 'gradera are amiiltpo., dlptherte, polio, measlea, tetaJ>. us and wboapl1111 cougll. R. K. Par.k of ' Ravenswood Dies Wednesday •, .MODEIIIJUPPI.Y ' ' 992-2164 . ' ~ W." MAIM P.Cit4EROY, 0. ~ ; • • • ·leo Oor ,!>ar1• Selection Of " TIFFIN , ·~ c·~ .. ~- SPECI.A~ . . SOUTHERN t'Ru·n'FI,o•r · JAUI g;z.ms 198, BPOAm. at Parkerlbur& Lea1111e. member of Lodeo Mr. Park ..... loom In JackCotmiY JUne 10, 1100. He 1111 a ODD or the late George a n d Allie ua..- Park. Mr.~a -Mrs. 110011, . JoiOIJI\ CObb, Glen-1-!:::!A:v:•~·--...~~._-!;:~~=i~ ~---···········!!l!!l!!i!!~"~~~-- !11 T'HE ·GO WITH . 81rvlvore ·Include the widow, Mra. 91llle l'llrd7 Park; •dauibter, Sallie Kate Kllh ot Wllml•i1111, Del.; a lOll, Robert K. Park of Ravenowood; a btotloer, llarIIOOd Park <1. P"l'omont, Texu; tlve lll'andehliolrom; two nephewa, Rnblrl llid Geol'g& W, llo$lln, allll a ct~illn, S. C. lllniOotl, all ot lluntlncbln. - The ilotlf Ia at the Chambero FIDierai Heme al - ~ where trleadl may call . . . . . % p.m. IIIII • p.m. IIIII 7 p.m. IIIII ~ p.m. todl.f, rliiJea ot DOIIOI'S, ,the famiJ¥ nraoeate ........... ~ to the. •Gi'IOe EJUeopal '"'' Clilirdl. MOTHEQDAY . I ' ; Ita. . c:. !+., j. • HEREI . of _... Flft;y-- petlonll of Uoj:Soulb- Awards Gt'ven ' Red Hot Ba r a'l ns " ~ • • J ;; ' :: ' • • • $11 99·5 66 G . TO · .; <:: ' ;: 1~ ;: ~ ~66 8ulck ~ .:, · ,,. ~ · 66 . '.,, . . "' 'i $2,695 . $1,695 : : V8 2 dr. Hard Top. Low milocge. Exeaptioncl <or . • t~ 65 Pontiac 2 $1,495 i. ·64 Chevrolet - S1, 295 Catalina dr. Hard Top. Low mileogo. One coreful local awn• er. Power otoering. Power brokeo. Hydromotic . ~ . ;, ~ ·- lmpala.4 dr. Factory Air Conditioned. Beautiful white fi,. _ lah and apotl~u interior. Ono local owner. • :· ~ • r MANY MORE .b\ BLAIIIN ~ -ii'·ir'~--~ -; :'~ :: ·. .·,, .. n ; :BUJGI( L~f EvANGEUST LAIIIN :. I c 1 '~•' 1 -;,,_·. ' : RUCKS T PONTIAC , EVANGELmTa a~ wW be witll the Sec<alliaptlat Chareh of RawnaWGod, *1 s tllrcqh May 11, at 7:30 jlach . . . . . PeOple ~r him by hllaaiiOdauc•ririlhthe ' Coolie 'l'abernlcle tor ~ : ' ,earl: The public Ia cordlaUJ ·-----...... ....... limltd. ~ MOBiL V·C ' . 5·o...IIi" sf4'· • ,_. .~' PLANTS • • . I ~·-• ' . .. niDI•· lersport A~lary 637,Drow Webster Post 3~, Pomeroy, and the Lancaoter 11 uniL Mrs. Horryllaria of Pcmoroywaspresenl !rem the Pomeroy anlt, allll !Ira. J, Ill. Thorlton assisted With the retreahmente. Cookies 110re do..ted, by tho ~ members of Drew Wellstar Unit Mambers of the MUiersPOI'I unit asslsU1111 wore Ellie LeValley. president; I..d.a Burgess, Hazel Thompson, and Bett;y Friesner. Games were playedwlthprlzes ot 811ft, jewelry, purses, candy, toothbrushes, hallll<erchlefl end e001bs bel1111 glvenaaprl2es. Program Theme On Arbor Day The Salem CCIIIer School pupils presented an Arbor D17 program lllrlns an aaaemhly at the school. Am Colwell was announcer for tl>e program lllolch i!lclutled "Ameri<!a, the BoautUal11 by Mrs. Maurita Miller, vocal music lnltructor; the Governor's Arbor Da,y proclimaUon by Laura Arney; .,Arbor D17 In OhJo'' by Elaine RamsbJ.rg; a p o e m, •'Trees,'' by Joy Hayes; a report en how seeds ore carried by cindy Garn,s; a poeai, U'fbe Cherry Tree" by Carla Crisp 11111 an original poem b,y Evelyn Joluo,..., Boy Scoots who helped plant ~.ooo trees this year 110re IntroGicnd and given a round ot applause• During the closing activities, trees wel'jl planted by Robert ·OlolliclllricloDmi)O.wollker •.•'· · • BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE, W.S. C.S. U n l te d MethOdllt · ; • • • Hurry up alld brag of ·your accomplishment In· {~~g'~7~~;"J~~.'ome- Church of Portland, 9 LDL on Friday and 5alln'tlay at DW<e Cleaners, Pomeroy. POMONA GRANGE, Frt~ eveni!W, at Rock ~rlnge Grage Hall llitll Chestar Grange hosts; mtDibera to take an Item !OJ' silent auction. POMONA GRANGE, regular meetlna Frldl.f, May 2, at ~k ~ Grange haU with Chester Grsnga aa holt. Palnlou! are remliDd to attend. Members to brtng Item fOI' Bilent auctkon. J ! ~., described the as nsUves of theShe SmoiC)' Moonlalns a "Jaw ' Wal •ll!lled Uen ol many arolmals by the reviewer, Who alao apoke Or the lumber l!llustl')"olllstetul culll"W of trots. lloroce t:tpehart's .desire waa to keep t h • mountalna allll the toresttoratlc:m:J' park. 1n area ot conaervatim and not desU:UcUOa. Mrs. Tltua said. Cherokee lndlana. allll their prnblema when the govemment drove them west of the Miselssippi was alao discussed In the book which IBd anotller chapter devoted to wUd f11111er .. John D. Rockefeller, Jr., 1111 credltedby !Ira. Titus with ..vl!w used hi a name, lnfiuence allll mCIII87 to preserve the mo\uialna. , . The 'l!"?'\'hlnera allll the AI>: Plans lor lnapectian lA> be held an u... 28 were . made ........ """ nlllht'a· meeting -"'" Thuradl.f <1. Evangallne Chepter 172, Order of the ' .•tern Star. Mrs. Joluo Lyona, worthy rna- 1r9n. allllllal'l'l' Chesher, wort1v p&tron, load COME TO .......... ·TIIt~lll S..al~ly Prlull MID~LIPOIT ~---·-------·!l!llllillilll•lliil• people who look with dlltrust ~· sll out. OUR BETTER Wreath Will Be Placed For Inspection , . f'Ga THE llflllll! f'AI!IILY unto themselves", alders, man,y of whom live In shanties alkl marry In their eorly teens. "11rls is Appalachia, 11 Mrs. Titus cmnmented. The discovery and "'''loitatloo SATURDAY by !ur traders resultloelndopleBAKE SALE Saturday starting at 10 a.m. In buDding next to Club Restaurant In Racine, · aored b7 Southern Band Boosters. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE perty, sponaorecl..by Pomeroy Jaycees, Saturdi.Y trom 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at the, lllelga JuniOJ' IUgh School 111ditorlum In Pomeroy; A wreath wW be placed at the Joys will emcee the dance; adNaylor's Run playground mmumlsslon 75 cents per person. ment someUme hetore Mamorlal SUNDAY HYMN SING, 2 p.m. &mdeJI at Day, It 1111 decided at tl>e Aprll the !llverarille Qmomunley meeting of tl>o Friendly Nelibboro Club held at the home of Church. Public lm'lted. Mrs. Willard JUnes. HYMN SING, Rutland Church Due to tl>e regular meeUns of Chrlet, Smda¥, 2 to t p.m., date falling on the lolelga IUgh sponaored by Golden Circle Sehool commencement date, lt Claaa. Public Invited. !lngerowas voted to pootpone tl>e club lndlvlduals allll groups - mvlted. meeting unlll May 28. Plans were MONDAY discussed for a picnic to be held THEODORUS COUNCIL No. 17, aometlme during the summer. Da~ters of America, 7:30 Mo:>o Games were played will> prlz. dl.f nf8ht at the IOOF haU. Prac· es being won by Mrs. Roy Smlti>, tlce for part In the rally. Nom- Mra. Paul Ta,ylor, and Mrs. Rnbin&tion of officers. ert Arnold, Relrelhments were POMEROY GARDEN CLUB, I served by tile hostess. The lrap.m. Mendl.f at home of Mra. L, velloe prize was won by Mrs. c. Korr with lolra. Howard No- Taylor, nnd Mrs. Leon McKnilbt lan, assistlns hostess. wcxo the door prize. WEDNESDAY Others attending the meeting AMATEUR GARDEN Club, 8 were Mrs. Dmald McKenzie, p.m. Wedneadl.f at home of Mrs. Mrs. Henry Wercy, Mrs. Tom Harold Lohse. Wercy, ind Mrs. Elwood Boll· ers. The Ma,y meetingwW be held ..... . ,_ " lJI the .home Ill Mrs., M~l,\omt..... ChOpfer pOnS / . KE_DS • MAY VALUES 1966 Olds Cutlass Sp. Coupe ..•••••.• •• •$i595 V..S motor, auto. trans.,power steerlDg,powerbrakea, radio, w-o-w Ures, deluxe wheel covers, white over gold with gold Interior. 1965 Pontiac Catalina Con. . ......... .. . S1395. Blue with white top, black vinylinteuor, v. . ts moto•, auto. trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, w/ s/ w tires and wheel discs. 1964 Olds Jetstar 88 Hoi. Sedan _........ $i095 White over blue, blue vinyl interior, auto. trans. power brakes, power steering. Real nice. 1963 Cadillac 4 doGr Hard Top •. ... •.... $i395 Grey finish, black & white interior, full power equipment, low mileage. Real sharp cor. i965 Pontiac Le Mans Sp. Cpe. •••••••••• $1~ Burgundy finish, red vinyl interior, V..a.-.motor.,., out•. · .:, ~<;an.s . , . P•:1!..r· , ~l~~ring, !!o(io; -; w/ •{w·titop.....~'l!'l owner. Real ntce. Spring Style Show Plonned of School Vocational education students at Southern IU!Ih School will pr.. sent a spring ~le lhow at 7:3Q Tuoadl.f evening In tl>e h I g h school auditorium. ' '· Slxt;y cootumos will he model· eel by tho high achool girls who made them. The range rrlll be from sleeveless dresses made · Black with white top, black vinyl inter ior, V-8 engi_ne, auto. trans ., power s'teering, radio, w/ s/ w tires. r-------ir--------~--~----~ I· 63 Pontiac I Lo Mans Can I v.a 61 Buick 1 std. tron• . ' l I Wagon Y-8, outo., P . B., P.S .. Nnl QOGd lI 63 Wagan Rambler l. I I . : • ' ' \ ..'-./ri< · ~:L.... I'. . ' ,, . "~ • ;· 1 ·r· •.• ' 6 cylrnct.r. I $395 I 1 I Std. tran 1 , , I. ________ .... ________ j _______ _ I I $39'5 $195 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8:00 larr & Van Zandt ".You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Business" GMAC FINANCING 992·5342 ••••• • •••• •••••• ..... • MOIOROLA~~ PORTABlE TV NSTANT PICTURE ..11\.JSTANT SOUND IN A CABINET ' · 1964 Chevroletlmpala Con ............... $995 AT RAWLINGS 1 COMET l:~IENTE $109 2 DOOR, HARD TOP, POWER STEERING ~ ·-:;. ~ . . . rd. ·F~OWEft There waa lii'OIIP •lnilnl IIIII refrelhments of puncll IIIII cooklea 110re Metl, V8 ·I . . FIUDAY MIDDLEPORT Little Leoguo, Friday, 7:30 p.m. rillage holl. Teams to be made ~ All ccaches aooked to attend. President wW be elected. BROTHERHOOD col tile Emrprlse United loletl>edlst Church, 7:30 Friday, - · of Carl J.,._ , Mlcllael ' Frame'a b o o k, , ttStraJWer 1 in High Places" • was reriewed by Mrs. James Titus at Wednesday afternoon's meet. 1111! of lllddlepart Literary Club held at the clllllltcy home of MrL 'lbaron Jahnaan near Racine. \ Tioe bi)ak, Mrs. Tltuareported, revolveo eroond•tlle coosenatlon of the Great Smoky Mcuntelna. She spoke of the (ollllore, t h e ••lqji'ound, the tudlcraft, allll the t:mu:us - l e Who dedicated thalr lhes to helping preaerve the territor,y. The work of Wll· llam Bartram, 1 natunllst, and Jome• D. Moody, whose Interest In nora, toed IIIII medicine made lroill roota, leave• a1111 bark was dlacuased by tile reriewer. "• • ·FEltiLlZE·t.·~ . In& wiUo lh• tloouabt - '"'boll IIIlo don't' read have no aanlaie wer these llho can't read." charge of the meet- by the frelhmen to formals made Ina. A potluck was set fer May by the senior girls. 20 tor Eastern Star members Rondy Protlltt allll Steve Silland Maecns with those attendler, members of the famUy llv.GUEST IN POMEROY lolra. Milo Clapp of Columbus lne to take tllelr own table aerv- . lng clara, will be eBCOJ'Is for the slrla. Mrs. Erma McClurg has been tile RUOst of Mrs. Mary lee. ational Mrs. Evelyn Lerrla reported Ia the voc homo economBeard <1 Pomeroy. that Cora Rupe, Katie Weber' lcs lnalnlctor' and Invited the IDd Jo Am Bailey remnln UL A public to the ~le show. VISITING IN FLORD>A .Miullelen Lochacy, Pomeroy, thank you ncle .... read from Ia vlaltlng In St. Peterabur& Fla. !Ira. Roma Harrah for romemwith .Miss Hazel Glan. brincea ~ring her Ulness. ' Mustang _ Literary ·Club ltilll'uctlon lroill the P.T.A.manual llt)rpet!m, ~ring Aultllit. Mr. Kinll CCIIcl- the meet- FrtdeJI nlglot, the ho7s of tile troop accompauied by McLain IIIII Thelu, camped at the ChesKENNEDY PROMOTED 2 dr~ Hard' Top. "400" cu. in. ongine. Four Speed Shift. Spot- ter Boy Scout eamp alto. 1.,11 original white finish. America's top performanee car, Marine Private First Claaa and this one is sharp. Percy E. Kennedy, aon oflolr. and Mrs. Charleo D, Kennedy of Route 4, Pomero.r, waa prom- to his p,resent rank In recent recruit gradeaUm cei'OJIIOt>flepro Cuotarn 4:dr. Hard Top •. Faetary Air C_onditian. F~lly lea at the Marlne~ COrps Recruit , equipped. T.his is a one owner, loke new trad.. on from orig•nal · Depot, Parrls Island, S. C. awnor. ·Lou tf,on half original price. ~ ~ Review Book for During Court f ~ J· ~ JMY 11 .. ·' Pdtients .Entertained ·By Legi6n Auxiliary $J 3 96 .•r'•_· Ulf ., ). . .~uw ~ 66 M ··1 ; I 1 . e - ------~---·...,... :I T1our1. Awards were lll'esented dur416 Main Ing a court ofbunor of Boy Scout 'Pt. Pleaaant, W. Ya, Troop 241 held at theRaclneAmerican !Alden Hall • The court of honor fealolred a candle liJhtlnl service with each of the 10011ts giving one point col the scout law. Tim Ben!2 and Skipper Mdllllan served as ushera. ReceiYing awarda were Bobby J. Joll1811! allll Eddie· Diddle, tenderfoot; llarld Theiss, Barcy Theis,, Kevin Wolfe, !Arcy Wilcoxen, Michael McLain, James McLain, Rand1 Warner, David lluddelston, Bobby Ill. Johnson, Charles Knll!bUns, D io r r e I I Rooah, Glen Roush, Glen Simp. son end Ronnie Johnson. The fathers plnnnd tile awards en their aons' unltorms. Each of the mother• received miniature scout plna. I . ~ers at the oloservance ' wera Charles McLain, asalstant seoutmalter, and Roger Theiss, . , chairman of the committee. Hon· ored guem were George Roll- . I.\!JIII\%ll!JJ!'!lft.lll __·'*'ra., 1 · .· ....:)llall.f!III ~ euR Troop 242. Pli!Ds . ' . . for a ... i/J: '! · .- · 1· • . . • . • parents' auxilluy . Clommittee V8 1,;ol~tnto.4 dr. Sedan: Sporltlong dar~ blue frnllh. Automatoe. were discussed during the meetPower stoerong. Extra noce. · . Ina. --------.----------..,.. , MIM ~tlllf.eJ . · ' G"": 476 . . .Q$S '.··. Deli.,... : . Counl,)' ~attheR,.U""'EI._ RETURN FROM FLORIDA lolra. Bessie Gravely IIIII h e f dau&htar, Mrs. LaulaeEdan, have returned to tllelr Hylell R u n home. They epent the .winter at . , .Pompano Beach, Fla. c•EDIT JEW ·, .•, , three; RnUIIIII, Salem conter, !In, allll etllht; Selisbucy, two. , ERCED £ARRINGS ' '~ 1r!o:t director, Romine compll- eastern Ohto ~ 'lleolth Cen. mented the CtlUIIdl tor the ollie- ter were ental'jallled by Amerilent mamer Ia Wblch the ·aes- can Lallm Auxlllar.Ymemllernt llon"waa handlod. • Plri¥ Thoiraday, 'Cbarlea Klq pruldod rt the• The a!talr 1110 IUIIt1oei' In the meeting wlth.lolrl. ~Ed- .. communlt;y 18rvlce ,PI'OIIraDI of , WJI'I!I, vlctlll'tlid8nt ol tile Rut- the auXIJ~ 'and 1188 Plamed b,y . · lud milt, t!llenllln6 tile w e 1- Mra. Osby Marttto, El81o~ Dis' come. DevotiC111 110re sl•en by trlo:t clllllllomit;y oei'vlce chalrMra. Barton. man. Roll call oolooll8d the followiD& Mlu Bel!¥ McManaway, a hooIUendance: Brllblcy, three; pita! representative, aaailted at Chelter, two; Middleport, alx; the Pll'QI, IOIIOJUOOrtd by .tloo MIIHarrleonY111e, o n e; Racine, ... GIFT ITEMS FOR J;tOM, .GRAD,. BRIDE AND DAD , ·I ' ,I Saturdi.Y, reaii a - ADliiiSSIPNS Publlcarton of admlaslons Is prohibited until fUrther notlea. BIRTHS !Ira. Warren G. Rlack, Rt. I, Rutland, dauaJoter, 10:38 p. m. Thursday. ·DISCHARGES Deidn S. Cooley, Mrs. Allllrew CoUrlll, The Rav. Budd L.llarst, Bert GUkey, Mra. aarenceGroy, Mrs, sanford E. Grifllth, !Ira. John B. Hall, OrvUle E. llo!md, Jeffery A. Jarins, Elmer E. Jeffers, Duane A. lAMay, DonaW L. Lambert, Mrs. llalph Lewis, lolra. Ruelle J • .Ma10111, Leroy McCoy, Mrs. MurmaE.'llllller,Mra. Gecrge A. MCOII07, Nelson L. HCIIOU, Robert E. Petrie, Jolin Ill. Raiko, .ua.. K. K. Shafler, Rufus W. Stolli111!B, Mri. Maude Whittaker, Mrs. Martin L. Woodard and infant son, Mra. Donald L. Brown auol Infant 1<111, MT L Sitphen L. Klaeralllllntantdauih181'. . ' clltim froQI:roianllolillne, the dis- .' HOLZER liiEDlCAL CENTER, ·Firat Ave. VlslUns hours 2-4~ 7-8 p. m. Parenta only en Pedlatrlca Ward. . The need tor 1101111111 cUrrent ._, a1111 acholarooloip fuilda to 'mentary SdiOOI ,odaltt, II 1101 voted to ·lind a do!opte tile ·treasurer 1111 diacu~ by and J111Y ~ _ ... Ill the COO• ilra. Porion. nntlan. Salem canter wll~hosttlleftrst A 'p,T,A. workooiM:p to be meetlns of the !;OUftcll In the fall. field en Mar 2t at lolullkln&Wn Col- Mr. K1q diiCillalea tbe ,posBIlie iraa ...-eec~, with Mrs. bWey of.boldJneO!Deer•an11 ~­ Macll 1!o$a, Mro. VIrgil Wln- mutte chairmen meO!Inl• witlo dca IIIIi! Mr~ Vaua~Wt to attend. Olloon Interested Ill lllliiiS to'the ' wori<ll9 DII,T onntao:t -of' the three for lntormatkon. ' ' lolra. WWlim llownie,. ehalrman tor tile councU Widell boated tlu! Dlootrlo:t 16 CCII!erence Jolt : OFt'KlE HOUH.~ 9 i2, 21'0·5 (CI.C))£.1\T-NOONJ)$;1;. TIIUI!S.)' - • •:AST COCJlrl' Sf., 1'01\&:ROY · • .. t1cna1 Development Commfftoe of the U. S. Savings and Loan t : 0 -----~----~ ·----~--~.~ , rte• '.1 • • ~. • WAYNE, MASTER MIX ACTION PACKED i • G-5201 tEEb~f'OTAtOES . ' • I:'\ DOG AND CAT FOODS 8Y•••• i' • ~ ' RAVENSWOOD- Funersloer!hie oila obrup· off 1t1111t vine. Yicea will be contllcted S.lolrapec!i~ll:Y for 111M llld stunt vil'UI . . . . da,y a1 2 p.m. for Robert Kirk Goocl for ccabiliill& • Veiy UDif~! You C1D : Park, 68, <1. RavelllliQOd, lll'e&pllllt G-4761 thic~ lt 1 1 llliif-. ••bigh : ldont, JI!ID8itr 8lld trtaiRI1'8l' ot the Former's Bulldlng a n d :Yieldf.Da •••~ • - '2-earill&! .~ . Loan Alaoclatkla, IIIlo died Wed. . r "ljl't==mmmbz neadl.f at his homo. Servlc01 wW be at tile Grace ~seopal Churob at Ravons• wood, or lllolcll he 1111 a 1110111- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL +WAYCROSS •• ber and a Ja.yman, by the Rev. Admitted - Mervin Rooah, Rev lllldilla bei&ht 4-Wa)' CTI!II. b1~t ~ James Morley a1111 the ReY. Grif- Maso!i; Frederick Wauah. Point ~oot l(llcb9rl&l lin ·Celll!lw)o.,a.tlll 'lrlildle In '' J'lia!lilll;'ll"""Ray Perr!''; l'CIIIU ; "'. ......... ......lit'1• 'IDd. yuu' ·' , ... -r ... ~~ ·r · · the RavenlliOOd Clmetary. · Pleaillit; Mi'li. EmMc!ils'MO!Illllb;,brtd to be a 'lOl' ~ r a V&' • lolr. Park waa a peat pres!- lei, Point Pleasant; EIIZ!ih CCIIat)' of COIIIIitiou U ,· " dent of tile ReYenawoocl Lions nely, !'oint Pleuant; Mra. ArCiub, IIIII tile Welt Vlrsinla Sav- tlur Kina. lleedMlle, 0 h I o; inBB allll Loan Leque. Ho 1111 George Clendenen, Polnt-fleuS~n.-Standlnr, · •. an execuUve board member of ant; Mra. A. H. Perkins, Point ' "I~Yieldlna, Funk's ~Hfbrlds. · ' • the Boy Scouts ot Amlrlca J<ool. Pleuanl. aga CouncU a1111 pest malt.r of Dlscharaed - ~ FralokFOR OHIO ! ! ·I , ~ • • :i'i'~ • .' ·• . ... ,.... ~. , . .' the Aahton Looiae. AF & AM lin, lolril. GeorpVanMetre, Mrl. II Ravenawood. Thomsa GloUelfl allll dall&llt8r, He 1101 a Raven!IWOOd elt;y Mrs. Jack Roe, Jesfi!IIA~ councUman tor 10 yean and B!i11oo ~ Mr. allll ·~a. Jamea Phon' Ills a member <1. tile t1tema- WID!a!r, lhmderaon, a daualoter; iii,•.,.. Express Your Love lith In the llcrseshoea allll a Latin sentence cut around the edae' roods, "Sic Jurat Trar!acellllere montes," (Thus he 111ears to crOJs the moun1alnsl. The program wW endo with a tour of the governor's inallslon. I . 1 ·N··w :Oj:!::.'~:::.m:;: . U,a. RiChard VaUJIIan ot ;iud. cDeport will repro lent oi lW,. ' , Coont;y ,Council Ill Parenti II n d Tlac,. .,, aj the 73rd AiDlai ¢en. Vllltlon col the Natloftal P, T,A,'to ,f be held In Clevele,nd, May 18-: 21, .[ . 'l!drlna a meeUns of t11e Mela! ;·Caunt.Y~~·=p~l=ll8~'s:·r:~:·9jl~O,~w~hi:l:eJ:5~~~;~~;e'· · , ,' . 1716 by the Jll')rinc'-1 &Overnor !OJ'Vlrglala beiJW the llrst io ${,011 haS ~n pi~, ' • Cru..,. and Mra. BlUht Marpa, 2812 moro!ng session. .. . 2lHt 'l'!ie lllllly.Sealllll, PC0111ft91'·Midol'tp"t't. o., ~tM .. ' ' .. ,. •.Mid Shot Put- Dave Green. Athens, 1968 . •• • • , • · , • • •• • 51rll~;; Discus - Randy Harkins, Athens, 1966 •• , ..•• • • • . • ••• 1~4 1, Pole Vault - Greg CroOBcher, Ironton, 1968 . . .. • •. • • • 115'% •· ' ' ' . Oe/ega'te. t~· Nd:'fio~Qr~onv,en. ti?.n Announceq ... PT. P!.EASAN'r - . PI; Plea.. arli:.,Uftlor, llla!i .:School I..! f!>ur • ~ ·llor~,j!innor.in l!ie · atalewldo Gqldea llarselhoe liiit on Weal VlrliD!a hiotary, IIWII A,pr!l 18 at Ordinance · Sel!lll!l IP 50 el£!tih .........~ .lroill Educa~"' l'IIIUI, llanMn ·1111! 1'\o ~s- loll. ' ' anNilnlor llf8h Sehciola. . ThorO ilw j,. · ~ ~~ ~ dl.f, ·• · .) ·.:, . ·Winners are M4ry Mellua the t:tpltol bulkii'W for . ~,.... ., · GOAL 'EXCEEDED . ~y, dauabter of Mr. 11111 rlviJw mly; ~ a ~ !If <1. the . . J.o1NT p,~ - · ~ liliroid Mconll')'· <1. Ohio wlnneralrtm ill1 owrllioita!-lli . of West" ceiunt;YI'a 1111 u.e fll'lt . Rl~r lld.1 .MI¢haill fil'l'l' ,!of<- the llcwle of Delqatea c~ , . .C~~~Cer ~ t.Jnlt Glilllla, aon oflolr. 1!111 Mra.Har- at 10 a. m. Governor ArctiMoore The miniature Golden Horae. 111 186t Canoer b "Mc:Ginllls, 103 '- 8th Street; and members of the lloilfd' of ahOes are repllcasof~pr.. state Chllrm¥ OkW .It- f!lllerRickey• ~ 1olor&l!n, SCII of .Mr· PuWc Worka wW -~ II tile ·~ to the "e!Piori'W party ·In ..., ~ ~· Th,e ~- EVENT - HOLDER, SCIIOOL & YEAR RECpRD 121i.yard higll lwrdles - Ttllll Spencer, GalllpUo, 1968 :15., IOD-yard dash - Mickey Frazier, Ltopn, 1960 • •• •• • •• • :10:0 o!IHIIile run - Ttllll ~II>, AlheDS, 1966. , •• • . • •• • • f:35;2 880-yard relay - Alliens CSteve Riggle; Rlek.Euex, Steve Relaa, Dave Greenl, 1968 • • •. •1:3U 4411-yard dash - Ken DeVeau, Alloe.., 1965 ... . .... ' :51.2 18D-yard low lourdles - Bolt Young, Nelaon.Wo, 1957 • .• • ,:2U 68D-yard run - Bob Handley, Athens, 1966 •.•. •.• • • • • • 2:00.8 220-yard dash - Mickey Frazier, Ltopn, 1960 ••.• •• • . · ' :22.2 1'w0<11ile run - lArry Prater, Jaekson, 1968 • •• •• · • • ,10:26.9 Mile relay - Athens (Bob Stewart, Joel Bitters, Pat Hendershot, Steve Gural, 1967 •.••• • .• . 3:38.7 1.t]_J. tJ High Jump - Steve Olase, Athens, 1961 • • • • • • • • • • • • 6,Tr' ,. Broad Jmnp - Tom ~eneer, GaUipolis, 1968 .. . . ... . .. 212'\1 ' . :. • ~ \j' · win. SEOAL Track RecordS· The Rio Grande College golfers drowed a six-man, three point match to the Ololo Unlveralt;y Freshmen 15'h to2'h Thursday at Athens. Rio Grande Is now 3-:t Cor the season, George Pope, Rio's No. I man 111s the only Redmon to defeat his ou _.,nl Pope downed Mike S!urtz 2-1 as he fired an 85 to Slum' s 86. Tercy !iorader lost 3-0 tD Rick Ban. George Patterson went down 3-0 to Charlie O'Sioa~­ neaoy 3.0. Ja,y Dett;y lost ' I ' AUTO. TW.S. DARK RED. LOI MILEAGE POMEROY •• •• •• •• •••• ••• • ••••• ••• ••• ••• ••• •••• ••• •• ••••• •• •• �.... " 1 •' \ '4t I ... ' DIST Clllii:ICH - ;W. Dille ¥e- . 9.a. IIIII Solidi)'. SCI)ciOI,1~ a, m:J ., .ni"'l JOI'vlee; 7;-, P~r ~.. , : Cllll'lo paaloi. SoiaiiiJ SCIM)jll, III'L Wild-.~~~,..~ &¢•FLAT· W......,SV;'7 P.' m. . . ,' 10:30 a;· .m.; WtrillllP ..rn~, wOODs: CIIW'~~ ·ScbQOI, ~. ST; JOH!i L~ - Brl· . 9'.30 .; • Mcold lad b.rih 1l L IIi., Jollli,Ball1; 01(1t..WO;r, · ~~~..~ pa~. Wanii!P. ~it54,,. SgadoJ MClllDCIIllh. ohlp -vice elter,...j. with ~ . L m., tauo.rti 10"~ sdl!lai. CIIES'!'ER aruRCII OF TQE fnl!l IIIII Flatwooo11o .Sern.,.;i ST. PAUL L~ - -Brl· NAZARENE - · RR Hm.rt · ~· 'DlOI'q 'or- t..,l~ot . u~P,Itor; (~S!>h!M'i, '. B:U L m,; Worillljp, 10:30 110111. THE DANVILLE WESLEY AN 'Grate; .pallor•. Worallla ..,nco, each weok. . ALFRED METHODISI' Chur'ch, 11 L m. 111117:30:i!o m., SWIIII,y, SEVI!:NrH .DA\' ADVENTIST..,. SYRAClmi !.INl'I'ED liETiloPearl A. caoto, pootor - lilllda.Y CHuRCH - Charleo DOUr, pao- SWidil1 Sc:hool, 11:30, L "" ll,kh- ,_..,, ""'berl')' Hta. Rilod, DIST ,.;_ Riiv. hul A. Seutrl, Sellool at 9:30, Uo,ycl DW!Dpr, .tor; Adra Swlek, SWidi.Y School ·ard Barton, s.t. Cllarle• Blo- DOI'th of Veteraaa Momorlll Hoe- paa1Dr. Sua;lly Sc:hool, 9o30a.lli., Supt.; WorillllP Servlees at 10:45, SUI>eriJUndenl. SUnday Sebool. ..n, aoallllllllilllt.P~DIIIt- pltal. PhiliP G~pr, pallor. Sib- Bell Qulaepberry, Sll1lo lfondnl with the Rev. Cslllo- Wodnooday 9:3ii a. m,;··Worsrup oiervlco,. IJW. Wodnoodo,y, 7:30 p. m. bath Sehool, ~. 2 p. m.; worillolP, 10:30 L m., lint and ovenlni prayer oervices at 7:45. 10:30 L m. Youth IIIII JUDlor HARRISONVILLE PRESBY· Worohlp, 3:13 p.. m.; Ycuth Fe!· third Suala,yo MCh montb. E..,. yooith oorvico, 6:45 p. m. EveTEIUAN - Mra. Norma Leo, lcwahlp and Adult Bible Study, niJIII t¥1JWIII1111c oenlco, 7:30 nlrw wor~hlp, 7:30. J'nyor and Sunday School ..S..,Orlnteollltnt. Wodnoodo,y, 7:30p.m. p.m., eecoad andfourthS!qlaya. praise, Wednesday, 7:30 Sunday Sc:hool, 9:30 a. m. SuJ>. F1RST IJ!ilTED PRESBYTERCARliEL UNITED ME111Q. UNITED FAITH CHURCH LOTIRIDGlf UNJTEii METHdl)' senlce, 8 p. m., tho Rlv. JAN CHURCH - Middleport, .DIS'r CHURCH - Rav, Piul A. ODIST- Worship, ftratiiDII third Noose Settlement - Robert E. Max Doaahuo of Mlddlepatt. Guest mlnlater. JIIDis BuchaJ>. Sellen, pallor. SUnday Sc:bool, SuDII,ys ol uch month, !0:4S L Smith, Sr. , pastor. SUndaySehoot JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lor- an, &mdl,y Sehonl S..,t 8uJidQ 9:30 L m.; WI,)'IIO llaleb, s..,t. m.• second and fwrtb sumtys, S..,L, Roy Jollosoo. Sunday Sehool 11 ~n, pre~ng m_IDI~ · Sehool, 9:30a.lli.;Worahlpaerv- Morning worship, 10:30 a. ' m., 7:30 p. m. SW1day Sehool, 9:45 9:30 L m.; Worl!hlp aenlco, tor. SU!IIIy: Bible lec:Wre, 9:30 leo, 10:30 L m.; Choir practice aec:ond 11!11 fourth&mdl,yaofeach i. m. Chrlstlln Endeavor, third 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p. m. each a. m.; Watch Tower study,l0:30 7:30 p. m. Wedoooda)'. mcah..Evenillll evaaplletl~ serSWiday' Youth mootin& and choir Slturday of ooch month. L m.; Wecl.. sday: Bible otudy, ASBURY UNI'fEIIME11IODIST vice, 8 p. ' m. aeoood IIIII third LAUREL CLIFF FREE METH· practice, 6:30 p. m. oachSUDla.v. 7 P. "'· Thurodlr: MiniairY school -Syracuse. Rev. Wollllell Slut- Sunday peh rnonlb. . . . KENO CHURCH OF CHRISTODIST - SWJ:1ay School, 9:30 L at 7 p. m. Service meo\UIII ol lor, pallor. Suala,y Sc:bool, .10 ENTERPRISE UNITED ME111· a.; Mornirwworstdp,lO:lOL m.;' Norman Mccain, Soli~~ Servleea 8 p.m. a.m.; Clmlll Nortja,s.t. WIJit- . ODIST - Rlv. Wlllllm Alroon, Evon:IIIJI worohlp, 7:30p. m.;Wed· wookly at 9:30 L m. Preaching, MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST ehlp serviee, 11 L m.; MYF, 6 paotor• .Ralph ~, SQpt.·; Eloosday, Christian Yooth Crusad- nrst IIJid third Sunday of mooth - MWor s~ - Everoon Week- p_, m. SUDla.v: Prayer meetlllll; · don Weeki,' aso~ Worolql eoners, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer meetitW. by Charles Russell, 9:30 Lm. ley. paslor. Bible study cllaseo, Wodnooda)', 8 P, m. Ices; 9:30 L m.; Sunday Sehool, THE BRADFORD CHURCH OF 7:30 p. m. Thursday, choir pncSunday, 10 L m. Worship IIJid POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 10:30 L m.; YCOI!h Ftllcwihlp, tlce1 7 p. m. R. Eugene Gill, CHRIST - Charles Russell,pao- preoching, 10:55 L m.; Sunday NAZARENE - COmer Un:ICIIIIDII 6:30 p, m. Weclnolllf: Choll', tor, Rlchord Gillcay, S<t>L Sunpastor; Phil Wise, S\V'l evening service, 7:30. Bible study Mulberry. Rev, Clyde V. Render• 6:15 p. m.; Bible Study, 7:30. day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST classes, Wednosday, 7:30 p.m. son, paelor, SUDdo.Y Sehool, 9:30 . CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mlci- Ronnie Russell, pastor. Nor- worship, 10:30 L m.; EveDing GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. L m.; Roymonl Wlllburn, Slllt clloport, 5th and Malo. Jack IIID C. Will, BIIIL Sundl,y School worship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Main Streo~ Pomeroy. Church Mornillll worohlp, 10:30 L m.; Sdtes, elW!. Bible Sehool, 9:30 9:30 L m.; Worship servicQ.. Study, 7:30p. m. Sehool, 10:30 a. m. each SuJ>. ' Evonl1111 Service, 7:30 p. m. Mlcl- a.m.; lllornlng worohlp, 10:30 a. He marvels at the rna(o•tY of the cloudo and·,~ ·.,.1111W REORGANIZED CHURCH OF doy, Third Sunday oleach 111011th Week Mrvice, Wednesday, 7:30 m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m.; 10:30 L m. Christian Endoovot JESUS CHRIST OFLATIERDAY no morning service. Holy com- p. m. of the sky. He t~rlllo at lite reflectlona call u-.n the · . Sunday evoalng. 0 Prayer service, Wed110odo,y, 7 p. SAINTS Portland-Riclne Rood. by the rainbow palette of the Mlllng sun. He Ia-ed, hum•' RACINE FIRST CHURCH Of munlon, 7:30 p, m. FOREST RUN UNITED METII- m., llllv. Raulln 1\fDyer, paotor. THE NAZARENE- SuDiiY Sehool Sunday Sehool, 9:30 L m.; Mol'J>o bled-yet(attheaametlme,llemlyproud. ;: . ~; SOUTH BETHEL UNITED ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. StutCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 0 9:3& a. m.; Morning Worship, i~ worship, 10:30 a. m.; Surl:lay METHODIST- Worship, oec:ond lor, pulor. Worohlp service, 8 - Mldcllopor~ Rev. Audry lllllHla r..Unga conlradld -hot'-'. For he knowa he (i 10:30 Lm.; Evening Worship, evening service at 7 p. m. Wed- IIDII fourth Sunday, 10:30 LDI.i L m.; SU!I:ily Sehool, 10 L m. or, pallor, Looter Taylor, S~ nesday evening prayer service omall eNGIVre dwarfed by the overpowering glory of i!a-; 7:30 p. m. WednesdaY, Sunday nrst IIJid third Sundays, 7:30 Mrs. Fred Neaee, Supt. Sur.lay Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; Mor,. 11 7:30 Pastor, Eider C. W. School Superlntenden4 Pauline ture, yet, at-the aam• limo, a ""'"-a man c..aled In thio '· ' p. m. Sunday Sehool, 9:30a.m. 111E MINERSVILLE UNITED lng Worehlp 10:30 a. m.; Junior McClintock. Pastor, Rev. Morris Prollltl. Image of Gael~ · " .! Ycuth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each METHODIST - Rev. Wendoll Society, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 8:45 . '. ·:· J ·;~~ THE BRADBURY CHURCH 01 M. Wolle. Sunday at TIIIPOra Plalno United stutler, pastor. Sunday Sc:hool, , p. m. SUnoiQ Evoupllellc meetQf course, we all ftMcl tCI be humble, but we aloo noll( TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED CHRIST - Mr. Ted cadwallador Methocllat Church. 9 a. m.; Koonelh WISIIna, S..,~ lng, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, pastor. Jerry Van. Inwagen, Sun l t.JI.JI 1tETHODJST- Morning Worship to be proud. In .,.e wo are lnalgnlflc;ant, and In 'an-· , i CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Worship service, 10 a.m. Wodnooda)', 7:30 p, m. 8:30 L m. II former EUB builli- day School S~C~erlntonden~ Sun- - The Rev. Chosuor Bryalll, paoother -, are alf.lmpaltc!nt. The p~blem Ilea In flll!llng· ~- · SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE THE SALVATION ARMY- EJ>o lng. Elll)anded Sunday Schoolses- day Schnol, 9:30 a. m.; Morning tor. Sunlay Sehool, 9:30 L m.; NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. MIUer Vf11 Ray S. Wining, olllcer In ,...,... bolance ......... the two. . ~.. •loo. Cor nursery to grade sJ.x chil- worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evonlng Worship senlee, lla. m.; Eve- pallor. Bobllloore,SundaySc:hool chorp. SWiday, 10 L m., Holldren at former Methodist amn: service, 7 p. m. Wednesday, nhlll worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer s..>~ SW1day Sehool claoa01 lor 0011 meeting; 10:30 L m. SuJ>. To underatand the whole man-lhe all of you, you at 9:30 L m., Mrs. JIJiles Stout, Prayer servi ce, 7:30 p. m. J ll:l111 tum Ill Hio ChurCh where Gael Ia forever --nna the lilY~-' service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. ill ages, 9:30 L m.; Morning day Sc:hooL Young People's LoGRAHAM UNITED METHQ. thildren's superlnterdent. &unYooth service, Thursday, 7:30 p. worship, 10:30 L m.; NYPS s.... (!Clll, 7 P. m.; Solvation terlea of Hla universe. Here - iJN taught trutht that h.V.: •. day Church School, odulll ond DIST CHURCH- Preaching, 9:30 m. Mmthly Jingo, llrst SIIID'day dl)', 6:30 p. m.; Evangelistic 7:30 p. m.; Thorodo,y, 1 to 3 p. endured th..ughoul the agn. flare we mualcomt lf·we .... . 7outh, 10:3~ L m.; Junior High, a. m., first alii aeCOIXI Sundays of each month. service, Sunday, 7:30 p. m.;Mid- m., Lldleo Home League; 7 p.m. to find the po:opor bolance In llh. Senior Hlgh and Young Adulll of each month; third IIJid fourth HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST- Week Prayer meedngWodnoodo,y Prep cllooes. moot In former Methodist Church Sundays each month, worstdp IAN CHURCH - James Smith, 7:30 p. m. Mlsalonory Meeting MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Mlclfor Sunday Church School Boyd service at 7:30 p. m. Wodneodo,y pastor, Robert Paulsen, Sunday oecood Wodneodo,y oleech month dleport, cor110r of Fourth IIIII With the hope it will, in some measure, foster allll help sustain tliat which is good ii~ Hackney, youth superintendent; evenings at 7:30, PraYer and School 5ll1lo Morning -vice, at 7:30 p. m. · Main St. IIGbert Jackoon, paotor. family and community life, this feallll:e is sponsored by the business firms allll o · r1·~lin~ Post high ochooliiDII sonloradulll Bible Study. 9:30 a. m.; SW1day Sc:hool, 10:45 MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL- Sunday Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; M<Jn>. izatlons whose names ·below. MASO~ ASSEMBL\ CHUI!CH moot In !ormorEUBbullding,HoL m.; Youth meeting, 6:45p.m. The Rev. Herold Cumlnghlm, iiV worohlp, 10:30 a.m., Arnold bart Vlneyerd, Sill!. Adult Bible OF GOD - Second St., Mason, SILVER RUN FREE WILL pastor. Chlrloo Lambert, Sunday Rlchardo, S..,t. ClaSB party, last Mtnlay each W, VL Sunday Sehool, 10 L m. BAPTIST - Rev. Cllii:IU Atkins, Sehool S..,t. Corner Sec:ond and RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST mOdh. Ycuth Fellowship oech Mornhlll worship, 11 a. m. EveJ>o pastor. Richard F1nk, SW1day Pomeroy Sta., Mason, W. Va.; Rev. Slmuol J. Jackacln, pastor. (Lorry salley) SomijiY, 6 p. m. In rormer Meth- gellatlc service, 7:30 p. m. Bible Sehool ~rlntendent. Suii!IIY SUDdo.Y Sehool, 9:45 a. m.; Wor- Preyer oervice, 9:30a.m.; SUI> BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, Q. odlot building. Distrlcl youth ral- Study and prayer eervlco, Wed- Sehool, 10 L m.; Worohlp, 7:30 ship Mrvice, 11. Wodnoodo,yeve- day Sehool, 10 a, m.; Mra. Ger· HUNTINGTON, W. VA. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CH~CI: b lint Mnndoy of oech month. nesday, 7:30 p, m. Chester TeJ>o · p.m. Prayer meeting, Thursday, nlng, trai!Ug union, 7; Prayer trudo Butler, 11111. WorohlpaorvLETAR:j' UNITED METIIO- rut, poslor. Phone ~l33. ~:30 p.m. Chold>ractlce; TUOo- lervico, 7:45. if~ f leo, 11 L m.lllptletTrallllntiUD~IST cHURCH .:_ First IIJid ooe- CARLETON CHURCH -Kbi). day, 7 p. m. "· THE ROCj< SPRINGS UNlttD lm, 111'11 and socood SUDdo,ya at burg Rood. Sunday Sehool, 9· : 30 tnt SWdlys, preaching at8p.m.: POMEROY C H U R C H OF ~1110DIST - C. J. Lemley, 5:30 p. m.; Mre. Mary Woodo, Third and !oorth Sundays, Sun- a. m., Ralph carl, supt worshlp "MEMIIER OF THE BIG 3" CHRIST - Robert ll Wood, pas- paotor. Herold Bllckltcm, clalfeh preoldont. day Sehool, 10 L m., Worship senice, 10:30 L m. and 7:30 p. lor. SW1day Bible Stud7, 9:30 a. school sllll. Mornhill worlhlp, GENERAL MERCHANDISE HYSELL RUN FREE ME111Q. MIDDLEPORT oervlco at 11 L m.; Tuesday m. eluomately. Prayer meeting, m.; Mor011ngWorshlp, 10:30Lm.; 9:30 a. m.; Church Sehool, 10:15 DIST -RoY. Cecil J. Wise, paoPHONE 992-3284 WPPEHS PLAINS PH. 1187,1211!1 evealngs at 8 p. m., Prayer and Wodnoodo,y, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jti Yooth meeting, 6:30 ·p. m.; Eve- L m.; Evening 11orshlp, 7:30: tor. SUDdo,y Sehool, 9:30 L m.; SUles, pastor. Bible Study. ning worohip, 7:30. Mlci-Week MYF Sunday, 6:30 p. m. Prayer llorni!W Worship, 10:30; E..,.. RUTLAND CHURCH OF TilE OLD DEXTER CONGREGA- service, Wodneodo,y, 7:30 p. m. meeting and Blblestudy, Wodneo- nhlll worahlp, 7:30p.m.; Young ·:r NAZARENE - Rev. Uoyd D. TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wil- Junlw choir practice, Friday, dl)', 7:30 p. m. AdminlotratiYO Peq>)o'o Service, 6:45 p. m.; • . . ·' :f :~ Grimm, Jr., poator. Sunday lard Dutc:her, paator. Mrs. Wor- 4 p. m. SALES - ALLIS CHALMBEI1S - SERVICE ··· Council meeting, llrot Monlay o1 Prayor meeting, Thurodo,y, 7:30 School, 9:30 L m.1Morning wor- ley Francis, SW1day School &Ill~ FARM- INDUSTRIAL- LAWN- G~ ' , LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN eoch lllOIIth, 7:30 p. m. . p. m. li!DDLEPORT, 0. TUPPERS PLAINS · '" j ship, 10:30 L m.; Youngpeq>le'a SW1day Schoo, 9:30 L m. ChurCh Lanpvllle Vlllage. Rev. Robert EI)EN UNITED BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT F1RST BAP· PH. 667~,.. nni~, 6:45 p, Dl.i EvangeUstic services first and third. sllfldiY Eugonelolo01er, pastor. Worohlp CHRisT - Elden R. Bilka, pao- TIST- Chlrleo W. -,pasoervlcea, 7:30 p. m. Wednl!oday lollowlng Sunday School. Second oervice, 10:30 L m.; Gle.,.. lor. SW1day School, 10 L m.; tor. Robert !UchardiDII, Sunday evedll(l -vice, 7:30 p. m. ' ' and fourth Slturclly eYonlngo, Fetty, Sunday Sc!boolSIIIIo SWidi.Y Wlllllo Holelnpr, •""- Moml"'l School Sui>L SuncJey Church .HEA111 UNI1'ED ME1110DIST 7:30 p, m., church senicea. ~.H. School, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday • ..,. sennon, 11 a. m.; Evening oerv- Sehool, 9:15 a. m.; Mondrw wor' . . I'' QJuRCH, Mlddloport - Mix E. UNITED FAITH CHURCH nlng service, 7:30 p. m. Mlcl- lee Chrlotlan End0110r, 7:30 p, ohlp, 10:15 a. m. SU!IIIy Bible ' ,omo•s OLDEST DODGE DEALER Daalhue, minister; Junes Brew- - Noose Settlement. SW1day week service, Wedneldl)', 7:30 m., Mra. Lyde Chevalier, pros!- otudy hour, 7:30p.m._,,,..., MIDDLEPORT, QmO Ington, Sunday School &~C>oriJ>o School Solperlntedent, Roy Johnp. m. delL Song oervico IIJid sermon. p. m.; gune tlq>e lor youth. WedtendeD!. Church Sehool, 9:30 i. son. Youth meeting, 6:30, Sun-RACiNE F1RST BAPTIST 8:20, Mid-Week-prayer meeting IIOide1 evenhill prayer servlee, m.; Morning worahlp, 10:30 L day. Chorleo Norris, pootor. SW1day Wodneoda)', 7:30 p. m., Mn.. 7:30 p. m. m.; Youth meedt'l, SundQ, 6 p. SYRACUSE FlRS'f UNITED School, 9:30 L m.; Morning wor- Mule Holzlnpr. cla!l Ieeder. cHJUSTIAN SCIENCEServlceo. m. Choir r-rul Wednesday, PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson ship, 10:45 L m. SW1day evenlrw BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLEat 315 Main st., Pt. PIOllllll, 7 p. m. choir :llroctor, Ben Phil· Stebbins, paator. SUnday School, Lincoln - Mercury - Camet .. ~el>Fotd· ; worship, 7:30 p. m.; Wodneodo,y Minersville, 0., Clurch oervlcea o~-s, ....o.. ...... 11 L m.; w~,...........,1, oon. Prayer sonlce, Wodnoeday, 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 10593-11601 i "< evening Bible Study, 7:30 p. m. each Friday evonhlll, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 J). m. _All welcome. · li!DDLEPORT, omo. lp. m. :30 L m.; Bible stuiy and prayer 85 N, COURT ST. . ATIIENS.{Oi BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - Paotor Ken Dorrlllgton o1 RlvBE111ANY UNITED METHO- service, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Great Bend, ChorleoNorrls,pao- enswood Second Blpllot Church. SACRpl HEART - IJUrlng DIST CHURCH - RoY. Paul A. POMEROY F1RST BAPTIST- tor. Worship oervice, 9:30 L m.; Bible Study each Wodnosday at ~ seaiClll, aenlceo 7 p.m. SeDera, paator. MorniDgworahit ()eorge Skinner, Sunday Sehool SW1day Sehool, 10:30 L m. 7:30 p. 111o Wodneldl)' IIJid Salurclay. C 0 n9-.30 .. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 Superintendent. Sundl,y School, . . POMEROY LOWER 'LIGHT feealoll, 7,SO p.m. Salurclay. In PLUMBING AND HEATING L m. lll,ytho Thel11, Sill~ Youth 9:30 a. m.; Morning worship, MORNING STAR UNITED CHURCH _ Hirrisonvllle Rood. ~lBO of Wnoii •OI' fllnonla, ct1l FAMILY RECREATION Followohlp, 8:30 p. m. ' 19:14550 10:30; BYF, 6 p. m. Bible Study, ME1110DIST CHURCH _ Rev. Rev. Roy Taylor, putor; Wll- Gllbert Zw11111111. 892-3656orV92SWBDIING 3298 THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Wednesday, 7 p. m.i choir prac- w 240 LINCOLN b'T, . Ullam Alraon, pallor; Roy Von 11am Reeves, Sunday Sehool 51111o • CHURCH - Rev. Amos TUlle, tice, WedneBday, 8:30 p.m. Meuor, ~~~Sunday School, 9:45 Sunday Sehool, 9:30 L m.; WorT pallor. Sunday !fchool, 9:30a.m.; . . .. . .. MT. UNION Blptlat- Rev. Ce- a. DLi Morning Worohlp, 10:45&. ship servlee, 10:30 L m.; E..o .LAl ~ Lee Burnom, ·~ Worahlpserv- cil Cox, poslor, Sunday School m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. n1 ng worshlp , 7:30 p. m.; Prayer lce, 11 L m. Weclneodo,y prayer auparlntedent, Earl Starkey, Sun' ' . ' ' . : ... ,\, mooting, 7:30 p. m. lilllda.Y night day School, 9:45 a. m.; SW1day Thurodo,y, Freel E. Smith, lay- aDd praise oervi~o, Thurodo,y, THE STORE A · A111ENS RD• • ·POMEROY, 0. 19U0Mt,f. looder. Y..-h Fellowohlp, 7:30 7 30 : p.m. wort!>!J>, 7:30. · evening worahip, 7:30; WednesRACINE, OIDO A FIUENDLY PLACE TO lillY ' p.m. Sunday. WESLEYAN UNITED METHQ. ' ( MT, HERMON UNITED DIST CHURCH, Racine - W. have moved 1o tho property ot BRETHREN IN CHRIST - Rev. Dale McClurg, pooto<. Sundef " . Dr. Lawn hal a otraneepric:; Mr. and Mrs. carl BarnhW. Memel Smith, paaur. SW1day Sehool, 9:30 L m.;WorahlpaorvSanh W- oold her P"-- Sehool, 9:30 a. m.; Roooell SpeJ>o Ice, 10:30 L m.; Bible Study, tlcel He ctoem't make 11011se cilia Jy hero IIJid hla moved 1o a cer, &IIIIo; AlfreclWolfe,aoalat.- Wodoosday, 7:30p. m.;U.M.Y.F.. aiL Morning Sermon, 11 L m., 7 p. m. each ~JUIIior choir or ev111 v1a1t ble pau.ata:ID l!oe troller In Coolvlllo. BY MILS. EVELYN BRICKLES Mr. and Mro. Harry Taylor evening eormon, 7:30p, m., alter- practlee, Weilnoldll', 3:15 p. 111.1 hoiJIItal. He _,'t aoe ~Ill Those' vioitlng lofr, and Mrs. IIIII son, RoJBid, ol Glen Eaolon, nat11111 ooch Sunday; C1111 moot.- Senior c:l.oit pnctlee, Thurlldiy, · bla ofllcellld blanovorperformChorleo Betzing wore Roy Van W. Va., otoppod hero to visit hi• lrw 11 L m. aiterllallng SUnday 7:30 p. m.; Wealayln Service ed IJUIPfl'. Jn fact, 1M> ~tmwa Meter of Detroit, Mich., Mr. brother, Mr. IIJid Mrs. Blain mornings. David Holter, cia !I Guild, lilurlh Monlay MCh maath ney little about tho mecllcal!and Mn.. JoSBle Smith and LOih Taylor, over tbe weekend. AttEND TJ!E OruaCII 'OF YOUR.alOl~, 1-r. Chrlotlan Endoovor, 7:30 at 7:30 p. 11111 lltPPl' Huotlera tooataa. All lbat be -laii!Ye . ' \ . '~ ! · Whiteman of Tocch, Mr.IIDII MrL Mr. and Mro. Clarence Nich- p. m. every other Sunday eve- . clau moetlrw, loa11h Friday ol !roo edvllletl lo tile reo!. ol • DoJB llo!tman and son, Steven, ola opont a dey recent17wlththolr niJIII, Juanlla gpencer, protldent. each Jllonlb, 8 P• n; WSCS. oec• Gillla 11111 ~ C<>un!!Oa 0111be of Rutland, Mr. and Mrlo Dna deughter, Mr. and Mrs. WU!cml Prayer meetlrw. 7:30 p. m. eYOI')' ond FrldQ . each month, 7:30 care 11111 ·llllitnlene!JCt ct their POMJl~OY ' PIL n~: Betzlng IIJid her !&tiler, Doraol Tipple and Camt17, Athena, Rt. 5, Wodnollday. Board '"'"dug, 7:30 p. m.; O!llclal Board, aecood lawnL ' Smith ol Hemlock Grove, - e Thurslon Clark ol Columbuo p. m., llrat ~ of 11\onlh. ~ tad! )ljonth, 7:30 p. m. Lawn hu a atUr of apoetai. llayeo, Edna Reibel, Della Stahl, ctlled 011 hi& bl'Oiher. Mr. IIJid POMEROY TRINITY UNITED PORTLAND UNITEii METHQ. (f tralllecl pariCIIIIOI In tho Nallarpret SelcloMbol and J•nlta Mrs. Way Clark IIJid Linda, one CHURCH OF CHRIST - Rlv, W. DIST CHURCH'- W, o.le Ilk>- tionll Lawn WOrmatloa Coi11er took, til of Pomeroy, dl)' laet week. ll Perrin, poator. Patrick D. Clura, paetor. Sunday ~ operallaa tor tile "AioP fOOd Clarellte Barnett has returnod Wood, 11111- Sunday Sehocil, 9:15 9:30a.m.; Wtrohlpaervlce, 7iiO storea.N Th61'n na<\J 1o .a.tlt home !rom St. Joooph Hospital a.m.; Worohlp,10:26a.m. YCOI!h: ·p, m.; O!llclalllalrd, lira! SUI>- ....,._ wtllll-probiema.I>Jo whore he llllllorwont an~pandoeChoir relloa•eel, ~y, 6'.30.· day ooch moollh, -8:30 11- m. IUIPII!Uc IOIIDil manopinent llli·iJI;i·~ o•u . . '·tiol'u ""TEDYE111n. --" ·c · . io ' ~ _ . , dl-c..... IV\ GROVE ...,.. ., ... ....,.CIJ ·.~ tiUU IICUiiP'* :rtlf'"""" P• m. Mfi. MarviD ,.,_ IIARIIS A mlocelll_,. •-er hontor, Sonier choir reiiiPael, 7:30 DIST CHUI!.CII' - W, Dlle Me- ~ 1awi1 ..... J1 olllllla. ~Norma Nlclwlo and Weeloy p. m. Thuro4ar, Mra. P au! . Clura. paator. !!undiY Scliool •.. The .,q;e - . ,·Cllll!ij Nr·'lr PH.IL rASTOIET Arbaugh wu hold ot tho church 'loooo, director. Thu,radiY. ill 10:30 L m.; Tfortl!IP Hrvl~, flee Ia lbllt it tllolla- \o~ For some the dally grind dQ, Buo7 ~ qulldugpai'Q' In 9o31la. m;, lint and' thbil sun- a~f~·toll~-~••ill~lbe '"""' Frldl)' evenlrw. Tho cCXCtle 1 received many uM!ul and lo>eb' is longer than lor otherl-- church aoclal .....,. , dl)'a tach IIUiatli: . . .. ' ~~lot, l!ld cciloi~ce ~~ bll-' : rllh !rom tho about 45 In at.- at tM pend! eharponer. _THE RUTLAND~ .oF THE RUTJ.AND M E = ~ at ,llli cio1t or. Q611pl'iftc/ ~· tendance. •• .i!RIST - Eapao \!DIIin'Wo'o!lo " CHURCH -~ . Jlev•. C.·J, . . o' ·, The 1.1"" .~ ' Mr. IIDII Mra. Gerald v!Oiei pallor; v. Rllraley, iiuii- pl.otci, Chutch sc!lld; •·~ ~~ ~ ,~ ~ ~~e· ~ 9 ~ · l!tre Sunday oftemoon ...... of day Sc:hool, ~ a. m.; ~- m;i ,oratdP_..rtl.._lo-jp. ~~- ,alJIIoi' M !liM~• '~IW her~. Mr.IIDIIMro. Vlrtlll ' munlon IIIII , wotohlp JOfvico, ' ZION Cljpi!CH QF~ ,""~tlld.tal-11 011 cllfpiay ti(. Rouah ol Woot SID. 10:30 L m.; Prayer mndrw, .P-1'01' '• llar~o JtGid.'. ~~i;~~ :iJf . ~ A'IP lll'd!!(i, )lp. EdWard Wyer• Thur.-,7~op,m; ·· . Joi!D iii,G;' IIO~~.i ,.~." " Area ,. I , ~ ~ ~ 11Qil.,~;;~so ' ...~· C.R, NE1110D~i, tit, , ~ !~!>~~ -.~ ' , p. m. · , , ·1 , '•l ~ ,.. . ~V;• l'l!Uf·A. cu;•. liehDOI,I:Ila,' llli! ~Will.'" ~ · UNI":"' METII~ •·!'i. ~'•l ~ - ~~·, lhlp, 10:30 "i. 11!;1 ~_. _. , .Directory -,;,. ,, Church_~ . m., WMOV . ' ~ \' -- '6 :7:< :.:: 8• 9E '' meeU" mull • ' . LARRY'S SOHIO SERYIC.E. .\ HEINER'S BAKERY . GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LYONS MARKET BOGGS EQUIPMENT . TINY'S FOODLAND r ij ." 6...." ..,..,.,_ ~ II ,U ,- • . I 7~.. . II ' am AaluiiXI " . .. ... """""""' JJ , . "-1M. 10 II 10 9~ . " OE ll~ Faettlll~ '1\tUYIIWWcn ~ ·Tra~k f'tclll~ "· ............ .......... ""'"" L u .,._,,.," 'l'hitlt•W. ' 01 .. 8E -·-..... 1 . .. t; • ' 1'\li''t·.ffbl' ,. 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Pu6dl1~r re&er••• th. r~ht to elllt ot relect ony ads d... .,...d - · 1-dloMI. Thi ,.ll,her will not h rnpon1l~le lor _.. thon one lncCifi9CI lrturtlon. RATES For Wont Ad S.rYice 5 cenh per Word one inl•rtion hlinlrnum C.,orte 75c 12 e~nt1 per word ttw•• eonneu· th•a ln .. rtions . 18 cents per Word 1ix tO"'IItutiva l,.,urlionl . . 25 pll cant Oi,count on poid od• and od1 pcrid within 10 day s CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY 1 Sl .50 f« 50 word minimum. Eo odd it ional word 2c. BLIND •OS A~hUtloMI 25c Chott• per Adver• ,,........ 1965 PONTIAC ~~-~~-~.-~-----~~~~~~=:- Safari Station Wagon, 1 owner ce~r, over dark blue finish. Clean interior, like new \w-w tires, automatic, pow!' 'steer~l!i_and_ . bralees. Radio. 196S.CHEVIOLLE .................................................... $1395 Malibu Conv. VB engine, powerglide, radio, heater, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white nylcn top, vinyl interior trim. 1964 CORV AIR .......................................................... $895 Spider, 2 dr. black finish, goad tires, 4 spd. Radio and heater. Po~~~!s.~!!~~ Co. .@) I'LL BEGIN WIT' TH'INSIDE SlORi ,For Tilt fastQt . · 0' NUMI!N!R l··· Se~lce DAY~ NIGHT ; ; • CALL ' POMEROY POMEROY, OHIO OFFICE HOURS 1:30 a .m. to 5 :00 p.m. Doily liJJI a .m . to 12:00 Noo" Soturdoy Cenl Of 'thlnb I WOULD like 10 take !!lis op· portunity to tbank all of tile doctors, nurses and aides lor the wonderful care during m) rocent illness while in Hoi"" lbJ!rilal. Also my many !rierdl and neigllbors and family !« ali lhe oards, beaU· litul flowers , kindness and prayers fur me. I win never fm1!el II. ntlll*s again. Ml'O. Keltll (Dolly) Woods 5-,.1"' Notice GaiPEL si~ at lbe Church of God, Olester, Ohio, Saturday. llay 3, at 7:30p.m. Featured sl~ers are ll1e Cole Family fnJm Piqua, Olrio. ~ ftleome. 4-30-3Ic TllERE WILL be a gun sbool. Swlllay. beginning at noon at lbe F<rled Run Spm bml4n Cljj). Everyooe Is welcome. 4-30-3Ic New a-., W. Va. ~ I f ~; !XOAVAT!NG, basemenla, !arm ponds and land cleBfl. Ifill. William J. Rousb, Third st., Malon, W. Va. !'bone maG'~. 1-:17-tll! It' ! ~~ PAINTING, lnlerior • ..terlor lfoooiatlng, bam roofs, house roofs. Phone 74U293. 4-:17-«p I .. VACANCY lor hro elderi,J k~ I. --- I IIACINE Fire Department will hold a gun sboot Sunday, May 4. at Bdlby Hill !ann. Slarl1l I ! f at I P.M. Will have ham, baeon, lllli<eYI and two I ' ' I ~ pie. Pnler private paid Jll1111111. Pboall Muoa, 'I'IW•• lOMe bop. hall5-l-31c t . f l !'" MASON CAR WASH ForSele , i I, ' ................ " 'rERMlTJ!B lire ~ "- .au•. c. c. IIJWIPOIID AOOIIUNUi Ca /I lat. ftiM •• " lr trn, GMt Otllliaaa• s~ ftlll'OIIuc1IV81 . - 'l'tlly ~- IU~TC:H!IJG klebd Girl '51JRF IS A ~ tile a!'llve termite Cllla'tlP, lnfestlns )'IIUr lane to &IIH. new oolonles. Low ovwt t l!easonallle. Meter oompiuy. Allied Petit OJnlrol, 7 Llbelt)', Pomeroy, Olllo. After 5 p.m: lltl1811. 5-Nie MSEOI<:. r..ar Ut:£,.. l'/h'l!t ini:he w....-la are lJOU tr4inq tociO? OutalaDdlac Hero · Sgt. Alvin York of the 82nd Division was considered tbli outstanding hero of. World War I. On Oct. 8, 1918, York practically slnglehaiidedly killed 28 GerDl8D8 and caplured 132 in the Argonne For-· est. • 1 lie !G-inl:h bencb tiD1!! used very little, lib new; Electric rarce and rna. AIR CONDITiONING CRAPI'SMAN ~~> ~.:2:. ·=t'~ 8111811. PlloDe: 91&-2ZSI, Albert RiU. ' 6-l:.tlp IWAI)Y:-:.~mm":w:·=·· ~ ... Ready • Jib[ Co., IIJddlt. port. Oblo. t lo fo IIUDOET PiuCI!I fuurllat; • .."-............. ••1. .... •.. 6174e IQDNBi DOWNING ......... 11' U .. l . .. . . wutct aD . ~- --· t-29-elc RE'POSS'SSED KIJtJy vaeuwil cleaner In exceJJent condl· tlon. Has aD clearri~C attachmenll lnclldog buller and demolller. Sells new· for over $200. Pay olf e 1l')'llll!llls at •uo monlbly. Gulll'llllleed. . Phone 9ft.R. f-29-ft . FRONT LlvlNG ROOM FOR ONLY .n I' tiN, The tibrfc flop, , _ fllfl1. Autl.orlail . . . lliltil! , 11111 · ae.-i~ee. 8barp8n · .we ·, . ' ••tre CJGARim!: ftlldlrii·IIIMS' . , .... WATER LINES. OoD\plete - ~ w;'• Jt'Ac;Jmilii8. .~ lflloa, W. V1. PIID,.,.... ler line &enrlce. Tr«dJitc, piJ)e Installation and hookup ·~ backfill. llenJy Ballr 9115 16 liiJger Bohr .. .. 311118. . . $-1- ~·BEDROOM / . IIIII rrmtce! ABO IIIMPILII, · · 11ut111111 . Slrvh11 12'160' tri·County ••lit Homei · IIARtuicM'I '" ...... ., ;,.DAIL V CROSSWORD . ., &Me Cllllllll11'1 ... 1111 ietdoe.·' . . . .,., .• lniiiJied fnl 1ll(b .pia I 'f l'lllllre. ., . .... • ~. l.,J'Jolpt of d·llllp ·' 1. Roeumbent ' 11. DDce IrioN )1. Potentate . •11. ·InCline . lt. l'flandB . ' . ott tbe Gnok <OUt .' 115. Alum ~-,4lllkwotm t ~;18· Mr. ' RECAPS •••••••~.~ •••••••••••••••••••••• $8.95 ~ PLUS TAX l CASING . ••• . SPARK PLUGS •., ., ., ., ....... ., •., .... &9c AUTOLITE & i:HAIIIPIOH .. OIL FILtERS .............. I , . . . . : . . . . $2.49 ,, PUROL.tTOI IR~D Wl'fH 011:' PUII!"HASE ·\ ' ..PAR' SERVICE ' . SONS ASHLAND . . · RV124 3 ROOMS lev( ·' , . . f , , '1\!T.Mine Adventure,, · .. ... ,, . ,, . ,,.,,,,, COMPARE THESE PRICES I ' ' Good .~. ,, smtth"• , An ·.· OF FIRE:::::AND BI.AllriG WITHIN ti-S. · CEnU'R IS "· •blleM".e · our llllnl Door IJirdpl - . ~ wnrrtlllll .. .,, .. IIWr Fwlllllll.. MW' p it. lal( ........ 11 Olt llnll. &SWING IDifc IT IS,.:! HAlO ' •• ...- ... rl&bt ..,_ to JOir ~·~~· Fill and J'NI mats. , . . . . ~ HOBSTETTER'· REALTY . HUMPHREYS . Business Services', ~. IJBr BRIGHT C8f1lel eolon. Restore them wilb Blue lAlitro. Renl eleclric shampooer fl. So.!'J'O> Hanhrm, New Haven, W. Va. i-1-«c . ' fiEAT 'IOU r Moln St. A'I'/NINGS, stonn door& and windows. caq>Orts, marquees, blown and batt lnsulallon. Elmer While, sales repmentallve. For free eatimslea, phone Charles Lisle, Syra- 8iPhC teub h•M 11m. ame. V. V. Jclllllon and Son, Slnltllton, St>:w• ~ - · Inc. 5-1-lfc Nile "3S" McCuUoch t'baln saw, FtJIINISHED lljl&llmenlli. Reyone 20 ft. e!evatxlr, one set nolds Flower Shop, Muon 14-lncll p....,, one Interna- City, W. Va. Pbone 'I'IWifl. monlh (Jr pay babmce ..... tional mower. one mHk coolTry It in )'IIUr home. Call 1ft. ~ er, 2 wagons, ll head white 28311. 44«e laee catlle, l set di..,, 2 FURNISHED and unlurnl&hed white lace bulls, one side deapartmenbl. Cloae lo ICbool. EAilLY AMERIOAN stereo ra- HOME G!IOWN loiDalo planls li very rake, one cultlpaeker, dio ~ combinallon. Beautiful Phone 191-54114. 16-JI.tfe for garden use. Heines lliO, bouoe!1Uid goods and otiler solid !liote unit with kpeed ImpMed MeDrano, and 1111 items too nlll!lerol>l 14 men- 'I'JWLER LOTS. Bob'• llobl1t chllll'(!el'. Payments of ta, or Red Dellelous; alto cabbage tion. Merle Davis, OW!lEI'. $88.15. Call llf%-3143. 5-Uic Court, Syracuse, Ohio on Stata pbrlll. See Tom Jlayman, Terms, easb, day of sale. RL 124, Phone llft.IIIIL Syr&e~~~e, ~ feet allove the Sllm Cba]llllllll, alrlioneer. Re1l Estell For S.le . 1-U.Ife llRAND NEW sewing machine. part on Rl. · 1 11. ._.12tc Lunch will be served. Not reSale !llllBn demo nslrator, qJOnSI>Ie lor aroidents. nl.50. Call 99!-3143. 5-Uie FllliNlllliED bouSe In PomaAKC REGimRD> Chihuahua 5-~ roy, live and bllh. puppies; allo stud ~ . USED MOWERS, IIIIer, ebaln Call eveulap, IIIIUSQ. saw. oulblord mo!or.l. I'UmeC.ll ~·· 440-«e EI.UlN'S GIFT sllop at corner ~ GtAJ. BO&JJEJ'I'Ek, lltdler ' t f>Y Home and Auto, 000 E. 124 and 1181 in Reedsville. NO19110 OLilS • eonue111ble, yel'POMI!IIOV - 1 tarse .-., Main Sl.. POmeroy. 5-2.31c vell.lee, flowers and glass- I'UIIN19IIED TWO BEDROOM 1vw with black .top. In good ball!, study, den, buanent,' '"""'; also oome furniture lpatlment. Mlddlt!Mtrt. P!Jone ~'OUR ROOM HOUSE, balb, eondltlon. l'!lone 919,2!~3tc garage, ~y an aere. IIIII clolhes. Open Friday and IIIW874. ~lfe c1111J0r1, IIIII furnace, good f!S,OOO.OQ . I!Jotunlay H a.m. 1111 7 p.m.; oondltion. in Syra.:use, Phone HA1IIIJSONV1U.Ii: - I nrom1: Sarrdll)' I 10 5 p.m. 5-Mtc I THREE mom Aparlment, If% ma. »461: ltill8 HAIILEY Davl4son rnoi!Jr. bltll, 4 bedr~. aloe l)~ <'GIIlp!,tely modern with built,., cycle, 74 &erie&; a1lo Yellow en, fruit ce!lar, llllfiP. ~ ?UBLIC SA-LE Friday. George's In kltebon, wall om1 and Jad:el boat w!UI.Johnlron 10 •. - · 18,0011.~ . , .. Auction Hoose, Rutland, new table top anlt, atairtlea 11ee1 1. . VOLKSWAGEN ••r.,.er; allo 1 . . , lf.foot bOat, lllliOr H.P. motor ~ ller. Good . ~ ACJI!III J bedroom h!lrlle, •nd usod merchandise. Consir* wllb dilpola1 unit, balb. ~,,_ .,.,___ Moo corallllocr.·· ~· 1111'1-7008. · ·ball!, dr1J11!1,webs, liver IrOn- · •lgnments welcome. Open arrd complete with rlloww and ~17-itc ~ ~from 10 a.m. till Bale time lorp closet, rilcely decor a~ . . ~ .- .- :a , tour . n1om lor consignments. Sale starts od. 001 8IIUm b appolulat 7 p.m. 5-J-2U, ment. f4.1fe WAU«JT a>NiloLt 'wilb 4- '1'HREI: PT. I 11'1. B~ ~;, !!oU*S.' .,..:,. Ail uilJIIel!. -~ ...._ , .new. !'llone Mt-;m. ~r Will lfidll ·lor GOU!Itrl' )lnll> lpe8ket IIUWU •/•~1 ' r k 'I , ,.. J ' ,, /,, ~ • • .• 00, 1.~. ' , · TIIF.RE WILL be a !<hot<wn 'JNE ~room and one ·llpMd . . duil ~ eoDirol 1"'VE ROQM biiUiii 1111 ' llt'll·.' ..... ..:.. ' ' '. " ..." wldr ""' n• a. 'Ftf I.J.Ail• . ~u• ' ... •,,;gl\.~ ,...._..•1/11' Jll!gfL ~0 mat<ll at the Rutland Gun three lle4l OOI'Ii aP.rtment 011 ""''f•· Pa~ ...,.., lwiH!Ory 111n por.,.; ~ .· . 01~ Friday starling at Rp.m. )!ellgali 81 .. POI!Hm>y. Pllorie Juat " I"J WOrllll PI' \"us, , a11o 42 ~- «11'81!'· can ~. 1 " , • , . , . . • . . ""'I Milt* ' . • ..... · .. · · . ·" ....... · ~ '' '··· ·' " , ,..~ 1!112:5333. 5-1-llo 101 dark. r-1-21c ·~ ··-· · ~ ...... ~ •• , ' ~'!·~'J.,' ·' 1-J..ac '"· ;;l",.l. ., v• . ~ . 'f ---- ._ E. MOin Po'"r"', 0 •. IIIII ClrrJ '1'¥ Senlee, ave up to ......., 011 Nplln ..Brlng a- Ill u4 - . Ohuek'l '"· llllluller11111 A•., P&lwiOJ. aaile ---- walrwl console. This set bas f &peed aulomallc changer wllh .-d storage. Take over paymenla ~ t5 per lt.e&AIJI CHOCK'S Pomeroy, 0. HEAD 10 lOE. WHO Phone 992-7242 dleport. ""* --- 'ltliiRE Ml15ED FI<OM SERVICE MANAGE(• HAI!OLD WALKER like new. Rent a waU cleaner, fl . Baker F\niliture, MJd. .lie 111811 AIM-PM sleral. Lovely T.V. D!RTV WALLS wHl neva- do.· ~I cleaDer makes 1bom service and grooming. 1'1.111111411. U 1 tfc SOLID STATE llereo, IIIII W'lll· nut slefto eoDIIO!e' with 4 ALur.miUM Plsblrrg Datil. S"peakers, ' f.speed automatic ure, deep, SUlly. lilly a life- . ~ · Tal<e,.O)'er ~!l,lls;; Help Wanted 11oo1 fm- )'IIUr famliJ'a protec.. cJ til per •month or pay lisle OPENING lor waitress, grill tlon. See 1me11m Davia, 14 IIIICI! due $?1.10. Call 1ft. cook and car hop. Apply In mle weot tA MW Rt. Jl on 1141 f-2'7-tll! person. Crow's Steak House, Klnpbury Rolli. • 'IDle RABBITS. Bunnies and Breed· l'<>meroy. 4-29-ac MILLIONS OF ruga have been lng Stock, Phone 24'1-DII. t-2'1-tll! Buslneu Opportunity cleaned, wi4ll mue J.Jatre. n•a Arnolb'll llnell. 111111 eleeOWN YOOR own dry eJeanlnl NEW 11169 Z1g Zag sewing mabusiness. Amblliooa man or lrlc llluuupooer tt. llebr cbine in lovely ealllnet. AutoFurniture. • woman lo lake over and on matic Zig Zag to sew on buttru.k and route. We will do Ions, make bultonholes. mono<leaning wholesale. Apply In HANNAH'S Hll!balid Rector gram, and fancy design by periOD. A.B.C. Clell!lel'l, M&1lata bani wut, so be cleans hrminS a ainlle dial. Left in !lln, W. Va. HG-Ife llle Ngll wlllt Blue Lulrln!. a.rt electrtc ....,., 1r.er tt. lay away IIIII never uwd. Pay oH ~.80 or lemi!J tt.25 .weekIV1LL SELL one or boll! ol my 'l'lnJ'I Barplnland. f48«e ly. Pbone . . . . ~ ~ cleonlng planbl. A. B. C. Cleanel'O, M1111011. W. Va. WILL HAVB all varledee ~ 1'J1,AD.,ER 38 I 8, two .-ns f-18-lfe IOUibern plarrlll after Afll'llll. bunt on In !root; 110 I 40 ft. Phone C2Jortol R. llllrtll ... basement, on lot 10 RuUand. For Rent P1lone 7~ or 'HUIIOI. ~1VE ROOM APAR'I'\\IENT, 4-29«p ZIG ZAG console: 1M Z1S Zag unlurn iJhed, call 992.$90. sewing macbine. This mach4-29-ac Ine makes buttonholes, dams, ELECI'ROLUX vacuum cleaner complete with altat!lmellbl, emb., makes many fancy lllit· TWO B;;;EDROO;;;;;;,;M~i.,:n:::te, lrlt paint JIIII'IIY 111111 cordwlnder. cheo. Tab tWer paymmla of Ullooln Helgltts. Batb, baseLoolai and cleans like new. ts.44 or J>8Y f'6.21. TrY il In men!, modern Jdtdten. Pllone Pay off balance ol siJ: payywr lume. CaU ~~!~Z-283~~. 99!-3954. f-711-llc menbl at ta.5Q monlhly. Plume ... Quick- ForS.Ie 992-5314 263 W. Main ~UARANTEED­ PHON~ 992·209· Open: Mon. thrv Fri . 11·6 Saturday - 9·6 Sunday- 11-6 LEGAR MONUMENT CO. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ. miniature. f'l5 and up. stud .....ss.ss Ali······· Car Completely Hand ' RUbbed and Thorouply Rinsed $1.25 ---- PUBLIC AUCTION, Saturday, May 10, 1969, 10:30 a.m. at fann localed five miles west of Langsville, Olrio, on Co. Road 09 on lhe Morle Davis !ann on Parter Run. One Jolm IJeet'e B tractor, one ro. l'IIAILER. Brown's Trailer tary hoe, one International 46 Pa!t, Minersville. l'!lone m. baler, one brush spray, ooe mi. f.2H21c Wood Bro. oom picker, one ! JorS.Ie AUCTION SALE. Date, Satur- t'URNISHED A•PARTMENT. a REGIS'mRED Appaloola atud day, May 3. Time, 12 Noon. rooms. batb. 212 South Fillll. sa ulce f,!i. Elllellent eolor Place, Home of -Mr. and MI'B. Middleport, l'tlone ~ . and cnlfonnatlon. Reglllered Howard Phillips, Long street, »tfc Ballelt hound stud aetYice, Rutland, Olrio. Wat<l! for sale aloo Ba!oetl puppies. Fnmcll signs. As we are moving Into ~T'I'RArnvE HOME. Nlre Benedum, Rt. I, IIA!edaYR!e, a trailer we will offer at PUbSU!ITOUndi~. reasonable to Olllo, jusl oft Rl. 7 IHl Suclic Sale lhe following Housereliab'e persons. 148 Linco!n cess Road. Pllone 811'1-3856. hold Items: Hmnphrey Heal~o:rr.ap Hill. Owneo-. W. G. M<Quigg, ing stove, 30 in. Magic (]lei 9 C"nlert.Jry Lane, East Rlmge, All Cedar Bedroom EA'IH.Y AMI'lRJCAN Slel'eO. .~urora. N. Y. 14052. 5-~ Suite, Tan Bedroom &lite, AM-FM radio, Wpeed ebanSbeel Clotlles Clk>!!el, Large ger, Wpl!alter sound aystem. Bed, Half Bed, 2 Lamp TabTab over paymenls ~ tli. 75 Auto 511• les, Matclling Round C«<ee 1• CHEVY 'IIIIo, - - Itper month ar pay bamlee clue, Table, Kitrhen Cabinet, 2 doD, V-I aulollllllc, Pbo11e M. ..IS. !'bone 99HI43. Steel Dabinets, UtiHty Table, 4-f/-tll! H. ~lie 2 Stand Tables, 2 Rockel'S, 12' x 15' Wool Rug, 2 SmaH 1968 VOLKSWAGEN, automatGas Healers, TV Set, Re!rlg. Ic slid< s11ift. Pbone 9&U143 erator. Swing, 2 Wall Cabiafter 6 p.m. 5-1-«c r.eto. Wringer Maytag, Bed Covm, Floor Lamp. Ofher Pets For 5•1• Items too Numerous to Men- PliPPII!8, Wart 11181dand tion. Not responsible for acWhites, seottlei, flrflnanrCI, BEFORE YOIJ BUY SEE cidents. Sale conducled by I'Uodle8, Pup, Wire Terrien Adams Auction Service, RutOUR VARIETY and Collies. Ireland Road land, Ohlo. l'h. 74M461. Aile. Kennell. one mile oast ~ OF MOHUMEiiTS AHD tloneers : Col. Jim Adams and 59. CHECK OUR PRICES Col. Blll Brown. w-ac Coolv!llo, County Roadt-2'1-llle liiUSIC EVERY Friday and Saturday at Jad:'s Club on flARAGE SALE: Antiques. lla;risonville IIDad off Rt. 7. aquaritnn, boat. band """'· 4-30-3Ic •buff•!. ramning cots. go-kart. lockers. manv more ltemo : I WilL NOO' be resporu~lble lor Saturdav and Sundav, Third 8IIY debls contracted by anyand Fourth. Dan Creme•n•. one oilier than myseH. Saii'!Il St. . Rutland. ·s.l-2tc llllbert Cllffool Roush, t '' Notice · ', product .'II. Aesop'• ,, - forte . ,;:rl.S.uldeo ··~21.Ret:;:;•· Un to .f. •, I'T,Danprto . PauJille DOWN I. '1'al<l to 11ear1 JI.KlneNI a :1. CUlture e. 'Not poetry 7. Seek oltlce 8. Medley e. Adjacent 10. a.. eac1e lt.~blta 1&. Adam'a . oon ' 19. ona:tute 20.P....... ·.r ... ~~ l.oto ' aiiiln't Ulldirwolid U........,letheoel'ourJumblei, ., one letler to each· 14uart, to form four or•tnar.r words. '·aypf • ' · mtdfUm 8.Bzanellllke 4. Swln4le . 5. .Uead I{Jlltill!li!J~;~~.~ •a· =" I....J,.... oprlajr 14. To 10 • before, In tJmo · 21. Spawn of ll.lh 18. ll'or e&eh ' Y•NifiJ'• hiwu za. Dowel so. Romain ·. t -' . as. oa.. mon n.Boxtr ; , Uatoa 33. ~lnd ot . drUm 39. F~Oii. ·, ,I, !f!olp •) • tl. Bi41dlnr M. '~~ · U.''TIIA · . '\ •xoplion•. ' . 3MI~U,,S a1te ~'I'' , 'lnliwl "'-Tr-ih . r:"-r- ~ ... lfAPIN' LllARDSII ~ PIJN,JAB 1 " �• ll~ ftli. ~ ,, ;,..._ !:-el'Of-~::~. f . . Fr.,, -.,':a. :ft~ . < Mitch~ti Zeroes Campus HarJ~~~!J,,;: ~. By Unltocl Preao lnlel'11011Dna1 C11111111 protest was overahadowed toda.Y by government reaction ID the vlolonee and dianqtioo whieh bave accompanied lt. The Nixon admlnlatrallon, members of Congress and the judiciary all turned their atlentiOD ID campus dloorders while most dissenters took a May Day holiday Tlllrsday. Att. Gen . Jolm N. Mitchell Thureday said the Nixon adminl-tlon's patience with cam111• radicals Is at an end and prosecutloo will now be presaed ID the ruUest ID end disorders. "If arrests must be made, then arrests there should be," Mitchell said bt a Law Day speech In Detroit "It Is no :!itrirlsslon of defeat, as some "fuay claim, to use reasonable physical force ID eliminate physical Coree." lllGI'e than $2.2 mlllton Ill p1-~ d&mll8e. However, 'the Nixon admlnlatratlon was _.ted ID IIIIIYe toda,y 1o withdraw Its request that college• and unlverlltles desegregate their black s1udles programs and facUlties, The cbange would make poslllble tho establishment of all-blaek programs which solne campus mllltanta have demanded. The ad:miDiotratloo bas prevloualy contended !hat colla· ges which allow segregated programs should lose federal funds. A Cambridga, Ma... , judga Thureday found 169 singing, chanting youths guilty or trespassing Ill the occupation of a Harvard University buDding, The Harvard admlnlatratloo had asked that the charges be but dropped DJstrJct court Judge M. Edward Viela refUsed to do so. 2,300 Arrests The New Jersey AssemblY The attorney general said Thursday passed a bW aUowinK campos protoots tlds year have students the rl!lht ID file suit reaulled Ill 2,300 arrests and ~lnst other students who disrupt classes, ft was believed to be the first such measure In NOW OPEN ROYAL OAK STABLES the nstlon. RIDING RIG - TRAIL RIDES- BRIDLE PATHS Aaron Seals Open Week Ends Starting S.t., May 3 Open Every Day Starting Thursday, May ~29 Located )'4oxt To Royal Ook Park Dies Wednesday Davis Seals, 78, Rt. 1, Reedsville, ('!'uppers PlaiDs), died WedneSdaY evening at the Camden Clark Hospital at Parkersburg, following an extended Aar<»~ He was bom bt West VIrginia, ~ TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY the .son ol the lste James and Mary Bonar Seals. MAY.2 • 6 r. He was a member of t h e DOCTOR DOUTTLE (Technlcolor) Rex Harrisoi>Samantha Eggar (A Family Picture) COLORCARTOON: Tlajuans RWllllng time: 3 Hrs. Admission: $1.00 and SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. ' Slmpsoo Melbodlst Church near Belleville, W. Va., and was a school teaeher Ill Wood and Jackson Counties Ill West VIrginia 22 yeara where he lived most or his lUe before moving ID Ohio Ill 1967. He was preceded In denth by one son, FJdo. &lrvivors include his wile, Mrs. Maeda Dorst Seals, at home; two sons, Glenn, ol Kent, and Eugene, of Akron: 'three daugllter s, Mrs. Sy!Tla Curtis, Reedevllle: Mra. Vera Thomp. son, Elizabeth W. Va., and Mrs. Helea. Beck, Kenti two brothers, Cllll1oe, lofurraysvUle, W, va,, and 9tirley, BeechGrove, w. Va.: a sister, 1\lrs. Ruby McPeek, Belpre: 22 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at I h o Tuppers PlaiDs untied Melbodlst CIJJI'ch wltll the Rev, Roy Deeter otrtclatlllg. Burial wUl be Ill the Sand HDI Cemetery at Long Bot- MASO . NDRIVE·IH . \ Tonilfrt, Sat. & Sun. MAY 2-3-4 Action waits at trigger• point! 'COUNTERPOINT' Charlton Heston Maximilian Schell Color Lloyd Bridges an~ Joan Blackman in tom. "DARING GAME" Friends may caU at the White Funeral Home at Tuppers PlaiDs In Color anytime, • The moneywise no-nonsense car buyer finances his new car faster and for less with one of our bank < ·Kenneu. llld 33 llludenla ldenlllled tlon. New black ~eons College a t u d e n t s smashed windows and alll8ed a brlel slt-lll ta' protest an SDS slt-lll wblch entered Its ruth day today. At Columbia more than 100 SDS member's cleared wt York-Twenfl Illinois · Vnlverll~' l1!'\fiDI8 qulotl,y left the Delullb SCbool'a -.JuotiiWw•a~ ~ r.. ~ stu- OWrthe~·~~~~i~~ Weather +: . ' ~' IIi dOoltJV• hla lint .-1.l!lai:H or lhli ci~ • :•• 0119 clbatnl boon reaclndod ill! olbera, ~bw c:anii• aloaal iltetrlcta,~""" beiJV racOilllderooL tmts · Qu:lotGpber ~ley llld: "U '' you lave tq ko4Jp rei!!lndit~~Yoor­ ·' self al a llliJw, ',Pirhopa It flowa"'*t-.Sage ~4 ~ Nei!fula'l ,; WASHiNGTON _ tJ. s, m. 'wn.uAJ.t It ' ' Jafdlodsy f8deraJ-a dilial!ed to caai'iiat tile palachla.be.i beell•"iill'reteclentllJ!'oductlvt" "Eiq>l~ pDd Income ....~ ID.r•sit~~ faalllr ~:~~;~ than ai\YWIIere el$01~ lllo Uajtod Sqtea,• he Ilk!, "~ 1 IIW\V piojlle ''"' !•V!III olppelachl& II were Jea.tJv::~t~~~)~i lllraha credfled~.l\'t .alowlng _ollhe AIJI1IIachllp , \ lan'i ao. ·~ · Conllllled warm !Uiday, olble showera In 110U11J. ......,. clear, warm.. Asked on Cigarettes Homer Holley Dies Friday Boy Shot ne Mrs. Quillen ' r \ f. Meigs 2 Fronts In Fight Pituperty: ., . youtb. Slerllf Walker llld lllo three FOR THE GRADUATE ARROW SHIRTS ' . ESQUIRE SOCKS : $UPE.BA TIES . I. rtre Dies Thursday ' Member Feder<~l Ottpoait lnauronce Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $1S,OOQ.OO Whl" · .l Dallas Mumaw BAHR· I J, " ' ,.., i· 4w~ ELBERF·ELDS IN POMEROY . Dies Recendy < Dallal T, MUmaW, 75, former. ~racuse, and a .-an of World War I, baa died at hia home bt lndlaJJopolla. A natl•e of ~eu10, be llv- • ed In JlldlanapollJ the palt 50 7ear1, He waa ~~~~ bt 111o matntenanee depsrtinent of the lndi'RIIpotla Pllbltc SChool• %3 year a. lllrvlvlnK are bla wife, Della: two d&·~·· Mrl. llOrolllJ IY of Jonea and Mra. Systeni cre:; a '!IlP-son. Earl No!:· ton, aU al !Jdlan!lpolto: a brilth- . er, Homer Mpnltf; t Clt+~d 50 8i'iUidChlldren· and 2~ mat- · ~~:1:1: lll'anddllldi'eii. • ~ rw.r.t; service• · were · · • ~~~o ¥1!9"" N.rii;;<''lL•' I lltirlaiW.'IIil t!Je•Aooerlilii and &Aal ···CiiiiPel 'In' '"'llaiQ)Ill~ ftott~.,, ~MIDDLEPORT, 0. OP!N FRIDAY' NIGHT and SATURDl'Y~ NIGHl ' • • > COtton fabrlca re.,. from heavy eorduroj to 1heer. llthlwtllh\ ,voile. · . . < UNTIL9'' Betty . Bunch, bodl ct tptjanapnll.a, and ftve sons, ~IVester, Grand RapldJ, )lleh.; llflliiY, . ~. Freddie and Donald, all of lildlanlpolla; two llteP-<lauihtora. Mrll;' Maey Walta and Mra. Ro!lla MeDon· ~d, and • ,-) ' . I ~ALLIPOLIS .;. Gallla Count,y Proeacu1or llaiiJ!tn c. Klnt IIIIOW!ced Saturday ._ erack~down 111 Junkjarda Ia t!hoWfnJ reoullll, . Wben tile~ cradulolm stsrteclthree weeka ago, Clllli CillO ;lulllcyard In Gallla Coun· ·" wa• Ueeaad.; Tlierll 8te - eJaM wllllliIn tile ~' ~·llld· Every dealer :IIIIo bas ccnlacted, &Ill! IIIIo II was eJ· • *""" SWANK JEWELRY . - ~ llllnlalun ," depioltebi•UIIIIIJ iio ' r : - ·..,-· Admlnlstratloo BuDilbiB at cloaInK Ume Thureday but vowed to tng IJ &lven ror that amount.· Jllridt~~ls ri!Cfalel'ed ~: • , camp ·out aU nllhl, theo retum clime, Friday. THE FACE oF POME!loYo!i' BUSINESS ~ conttluoii IAj The Southeast campus of Chlc1J80 City Callep remained ch-. Rising rapidly are the !lew flllll'leiaolthel'llme•oyFlowclosed and Wright JJmlor er 1i11Gp Which will be loeated mlillttmuut Ave. College was threatened with a . .. ·' · •- t boycott 1odsY. LOTS OF ~IVERSARIES arobnd 111o,-....,s, t IHI!ll, Nr; and Mrs, liJmer llfsell obliOl\'ecl lllolr ftlh lieddlnc an. . nl~~:.:~ee::. 00 ll!lllv~aary of Kermit Waltoo, farmer- .MENS--SUITS AND SPORTCOATS RUTLAND . •o J*llll•• AND SPRING .AND SUMMER WARDROBE Servin( MeiiS County for OYer 97 years ·- tranUctlons through the frel&ht Olflce bt The heerlatl Ia 10t for TueiJIIIl, MIT Galllpolla. · 6, at a.m. Fultz Ilk! •IDIIDI at 111o ., the only other actlvlt,y, Prealdillt Fults ,deplt would recllce lfte qualib' of Nrvlee pnwldid patrons In tho l'olnei'CI&'· - appointed a commlttee al "'""~Y, J!Gbert Wingett and Dale Duttoa lo JMWDinatt' of• llldilleport areaa. otillon. annrer ,Ofl'OI!I warraolf - , Cor' con1e1nJJ1 61 court. Cll,y Collep at New YOrk ...,..tuoc1 SolDo ln~bllinK cloaocl tncloi!Dtteti: ' ., , IJio,y deJIOoil llllllols- SOiite %110 Noflhern Cotllldl """" rkeaib' ' ' Reser~• If the PUC iij1pi'O\'el the iiiiPllcatlui ' to o1 111o Cbe~ '" Ohio Ralllll.)' a~ d Pem Central Rallriood CoiJJpen.y 1o nilke close the depot Ill Rllll0i'07, It wUl rua1t the l'llrtieroy Ffelatit Depot a IIDii.apJJey In firma ualng 111o service to have ID llllile 1 - s llilde U .cltlr · a.re . -w be n6 • . , tqj. ·the nbell IIIIo haVe beeli Oidof4eCIIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1Memaer Federal • f¥ of WeUstoo, a i'omei'O¥ wilnealllllll and lira, NOrma Goods Win marked her 38tiJ amlversary 111 bulllnenlalt week• ' Ort Bradbur:Y way, Eric Hait, principal, marked .., 1 blrthcii.Y crease Ill e~q~l01JJJ8nl ani IDcome to lhe ~~~~ ~ and children of the school pillared In tile hallway ID alng "Hap. t~ - a ofthe,area. . '· ',< . PJ' lltrlhdsY" and later a dieoraled eake and dee ~re served ..4 bit. of mmihilation •wappi"'f, ~ to the teaching lllllf and other 1chi1ol ~lOJOL CAIRO, -EGYPT - THE EGYP11AN ARMY . COLUMBUS (UP!)- A three - RedeOne Industrial air polAGAIN THIS YEAR A TESTING PROGRAM wiU be ~ annlbUate Iuaei'a defenae pollltloos alcq lhe SUez cents per pack boost Ill the tuUm control !acUities and aualllnned that Ita trqilnlllclld major damiJ8o .bt a state's cigarette tax was pro- thorize transfer of laJ< exemp. ror youngsters Who 11111'1 be IJIIte old 8JJCJUI!h 1o begin klncler- deep Inside EiiPt, deaied as a Ue by the prten mthe ran. posed Thureday bt an Ohio tion certU1cates. In ' Mly lla.Y .,e;ich Thurlldl)', ~ Tho state cutol! date Is Sept. 30 and yOUIIpterl are to 1o be - Authorize transfer o! tax Senate blll to provide new revNas111r said that alncelllo bellnnlrworMareh, F.pptlan ~· . by errue for tho Educational Devel- exemption cerUficates Cor bJ. rtvo by that date. However, the testing prollfaln Ia concontl'JIIed on the destruction o( Iuael'o "Bu Lev" dolenle duatrlal water polludon control tho staf! of Melg~ Count.Y &lperlntendent Robert Bowen ror UJose aloog the caM! and have knocked out 60 per cent or tile Iua.U opment Fund, Whose hlrt!Jdlya fall efter Sept, 30 and may be reallY to BWt Sen. John H. Weeks, R-Lake- racUides. flcatiOIII: klllderprten. Two bDls earlier passed by waod, sponsored the le&lalatlon Bowen reports that It ts hoped that addWonel testing can be Peace seerru ~',be loold"'f up, again . which would raise the tax from lMJib ehambera were llaned by 7 to 10 cents. Hwse and Senate otrlcers and carried cut among ycungatera IIIIo were admiUed 1o klllderprPARIS '- A JQNGLE VIET CONG MEE11NG, a ten throo&ll lllo teotinK program last year to see ~ IJio,y proThe leglslab.lre two years ago sent to Gov. James A, Rhodes enco lllvalvlq a North VIetnamese leader and tile rat1n 1q ~s~[; greased durlnK the school year. This wiD provide ~Uoo boosted the tax from five to for his "'llli'OYal. 11ley would: or South VIetnam'• ehler neaottaiDr provided •IIIII todai seven cents, - Extend the bonding author- on lba fUture teotinK program&, breafdlu'cluah may be _.. In the Vfatiu! talkl. The testing program will not be held until 10111atlme In Alai· The Ohio General Assembly Ity to sewer districts. Cclmmllllat aotll'cea ~ Viet Cons ~era were . -Increase assessments of ust bt order 1o rtve lllo yompters Ute advliUge of DJalurlai Junglea al Soulli VlelnUn 1oh•ra.reportmlhe talk& adjourned Thursday until the a bit more over the next row lllllillha, efterpoon of May 5, when law- utllltles for PUCO operators. Thl BIDk, a sec~ membof al tbe Natloaal makers will return after cast(NL., delegation In Par,ta. . Ing ballot& Ill the primary aleclion at home, Commie death count ut at'314001J' ,. The Hoose of Reproaenlatlvos SAIGON - THE U, S, MILITAllY COMJWill TODAY ·adopted a joint resolutloo ID aUiecl counter oltetlalvea with ldlllrw 38,000· I;Gmmu!llati 1011' . ' · permit jail or workhouse prisIt~~ the guerrillas 110 cllolce but to abenilon their allonwfdt ~~ · oners servlng a sentence of one - at least tamporarUy. North VlaiDimese ani Vt,at CoJv ynlt. year or less to work outside the 1'1', PLEASANT - Homer J. Charles Eric Steger, 7, son or Mr. 1011 Mra. KeiiiiJJth Stepr, bad been posed ll'Oinl Saf&oo have withdrawn tD :CIIIIPa a1,..1110 Institutions during their canflae- Holley, 72, or Aoh1on, Who died Patriot Star Rt., was listed In serious conditloo with allUIIIhot cambodlan.. border.~!)~ere 1152 bombers hammered tti~q~~ aplll _ ,, ment. ~ ,, Frldly at l:25 a.m. In Holzer wounl ol the head at 11 a. m. toda.Y In cabeD • HuntiJV!on Hoapltal, The resolution was sent to the Hospital, had been In falling HuntingtDn, w. va. Cakutroplak revenge sure w eorne , · .. . . Seaate lor actloo. II adopted health several years. Tha Gallta Cou1t1 SherUrs Departmort aeld Uuj boy was shot SOUTH BEND, IND. - WORLD ilANK PiiEsmENT there, the Issue would IP oo A retired Iarmer, he former- and serloosly wounded late Thurlday afiei'IIIIOII near hia home on McNamara told a IReman catltoltc untversi~ audl~ 'lburidl,y t!Je the November ballot. ly worked at the Marietta Manu- R~ 141, about three mllea west or Gallillolla. world's btrlh rate muat be CODtrolled 110011. "To~ lpore lbli Jll'ol!The Senste passed two billa laeturlng CoDlJNUIY. !ilerttro depuUes laid the boy telna...rs were c!Jar&ed with dis- lem, • Me~ ~· "1. a only 1o make certabt U.t nature wtiJ dealing with water pollution. Mr. Holley was born AprU hid left the house to IP flohlng cljiriiJW firearms from the hlah- · t,.ke o:ataitrophlc 're>'ejio oo our lndeclslveaeBJ," · • They wwld: 30, 1897 In Aoh1on, the 11011 of Ill a amall creek near!>,y, He ~-The <ll&r8ewasllledopl•d · · · the late Frank B. and Minnie appareo11y doctdid to dow!! !lie :frut!J who · did 11111 beGarrett Holley,' and reat In a rteld about 125 cause he was an acceasory, the ' •. - 1" ... Jle ~ ~n"'~ llvtr~ 1'1'ude~' Yll'<ll from lllo llijhwtO'; lull llltutfl »oontod out; dent o1 ...lrtAin. -rv ·orl'lhcl• about 100 feet from the creek ' ; hla wife, Boimte Deal Holley; a bank. ' niece, Mrs. EvolynForentan, LeI ' About tlds time, three teenMrs. John ~en, 92, Letart tart Falls, and one nephew, Den- 1188rl from Ga!IIJ>olle, IIIIo were .'· -,. 1 · I " golnK huollnK efter achool, Pill· · FaDs, died In Veterans Memor- nis c, Holley, Aahloo. ,, ~ ~ ,~·"' Funeral servtcea wUi be hold ed by bt a car. They aaw JIOI!lOIal Hospital Thuradsy. at 2 p.m. &mday at Moore'l thlng move In the graa•, thought &lrvlvors Include two sons, Russell ~lllen, Letart FaUI, Chapel United M-at llllrch, It wu a III'OIIIclhoi and .two of BY 'Uiittd Preai Jnlel'lllttoaal and Harold QIDlen, Phoenix, Burial will follow bt the clurch them lind .22 cellber ..W.a at NATIONAL LEAGUE tho obJect, Ariz.; a granddaug!Ur, Janla cemetery. GABRHPet. Friends may call at the Crow~len, Son Jose Slate College, One hit the boy abe'" Jones, NY %1 81 20 35 .t3% Son Jose, Calif.: two dalllhlers- Hosseu Funeral Home efter 2 the left eye, lllo other Jrilued, Labof, Mtl 21 80 8 31 ,388 accordlnK to report~, 111-law, Velma ~lien, Letsrt p.m. Saturday, Alou, Pit %% 93 11 36 .;I87 The body was diiCOVered when Falla, and Da ~len, Aloenlx. REVI!IIENil liiLLED 11. ~ All 22 75 1~ ~u .387 ihe was preceded Iii death by ffiONTON, Ohio (UPI) - The tho bcl,a Went dowo to lllveatl- Toriita, ~ Mtl 21 78 12 28 ,359 ber hUsband, Jchn ~men; a Rev, Earl Blackburn, 59, South gate. The boy'J Dohlng red and AloQ, All . %0 81 17 29 ,358 daughter, and a brother, Show. Polrt; died near here Thursday Oohlng gear were found near MaYI, SF 20 78 14 27 .M8 boat Captain Ralph Emereon Cas- In a car-truck cclllalon on U, s, the body. Alllrllled by the lltuatlon In All" ,Phlla , U 52 11 18 .M6 ehea. 52, Prkr, LA 21 64 1? 22 :u4 which they founcllhemselvo1, the Sleo. was a member ol Racine Hbnr, Pit U 56 13 19 ,339 GIRL FOUND DEAD boys became panic~~)~ when IIIey Cbapter OES No. 134, and of the AMERICAN LEAGUE TOLEDO (UPI) - The body were Unable 1D locate the boy'a Lelart FaDs Methodlat Church. GAB R H.Pci, Funeral services w!U be held ol a four-year-old girl, who had ' home and t11o,y ruabad him to Carw, Min 18 80 15 32 .400 &1ndsy at 2 p.m. at Letart FaDs been strangled with a red dresa the hospital, Brdlrd, Chi 16 53 9 21 ,398 The emergency delk reslater Methodist Church with the Rev. lounl wrapped arounl her neck, Ptrclll, Boa 21 75 18 29 .381 Norris Foxx ol!lcletlng, assist- waa discovered late Thureday In at Holzer Medical Center showed they arrived at 111o hoepllal A. Alln, Waa 20 6.2 I 23 .371 ed by F, A, Cadle. Burial will a prage near her h11111e here. F. Rbnsn, Bal 24 91 %0 32 ,352 be In the Letart FaDs Cemetery. Pollee aaldStacySIDwson,daug!)- with the boy at 5:40p.m. Caler, Ook %Q . 81 14 28 ,M6 9lerltf llenYer A, Welker llld Friends may caU at the Ew- ter o! Mr. and Mrs, Russell ou ... Min 21 87 14 30 .3f5 Ing Funeral Home until IIOOil on Slnq>son, hadbeenroporledmlaa- late Thureday nlllht tiJat an In24 85 14 28 .329 vestlgatlon tile llbOollnl Bbwr. Bal ~dey when the boclY will be log rrmn her h<lne early ThuraBlalr,' 11al . %3 98 22 3% .327 day even!rw. 1o be accl~ hoWever, cbarc· taken to the church. Ulnclr, Min 20 80 18 26 ,3%5 ea were llled against lllo three What are you waiting for? They're the best in town! POMEROY AUthority; OppoSes Rail : Clos/tt~~ 3 Cent Tax Increase AUTO LOANS I aa partlelpanla Ill a. ott-In at Enelna IIIli have been lemjJorarUy suspended and bsrred fl'<l\'1 campus. '!be li!Wn ended a! · dawn Tburadly, I!IJortly aiiOr It · began, when 130 pollee and oherttra deputies• arrived and famted out acrosa ·the eampus, The protesters ransacked Illes and recorda during the occupa- . ...,...c!ed illness. MEIGS TtiAll£ 'at the natklol's eampusea: al l't!o!• ' lllilv.,-llti.: biQdiD8s Callfllmla!-Siallford llnlverll- . bl!fOre' IJio,y could ·lie ¥ned ·fl Prellldioil s, Pliler ·With a court cmler. UnWerllt.Y ,. • :(Cenoe• 1!'blllbed ' """'ned prosecutor King disclosed he Is also workKIJq: allld, however: "Pm sure tiler•·are IIW\V more .iunbarda Ill the ,...t,y , tiJat Ing on a pn1110sal to have some .iunl<Jiards 110011 and rence1, but their loca· antlrely removed, yolwJtarll1 or by lnjunc. u.-... Ilona are unlalown to as. • tlon, ~ He urpd cltlzeno to report the locatlonl al ~.Iombardo 1o hla otrlce rD that antrorm enrorcement at 'the law lbrou&b!lul tile COUJI. fl on ·Jll Junkl'ard• can be aaatred. ooe. Tbe diadlhw .., 111o building at renee• reilehed have sial- hal· been ,.t at Jul.y 15, 1969, unlen ex•-!GII ~ 111-.d tD t !!;'O"'Jul*.raidl. a Ueea10, -.. He pointed out that umer the Junkyard Law he mey, bt addltloo to a criminal pro.secutton, patltlon the Common Pleaa Court to abate a Junllyard as a public nuteance. On the YCiuntary aldi, some lunkYard owners have expressed tho desire ID have tholr .iunl<Jiarda removed, tr eomoone would do It ror nothing. King 88,)'8 that at least two scrap dealera have abewn JnWest bt Jlicldng up auch junk 10 eeU Cor scrap, but It remains to be . _ whetiJar ,.- llflt tlda wiU work out. Pa!-10111 ,willing, therefore, ID pick up Junk 1o reSOII as scrap are ur&ed to 111>llr¥ Prosecutor King. Litterbugs In For Bad Times GALLIPOLIS - Persoos littering hll!h: ways and elo8Rinl drainage ditches with de· brla will be subJect ID atrlct law enrorcemfllt during the coming months warns the -~Patrol. Several arrests have been madi alreaiiY for obstructlna drainage dltthua, Sgt. P, D, M:Ccreedy .IIObrto!! !JUt. ~ -~ cqm.. . Th, ,~-.~ II \!!-flo' ·r~~~~~ )J ~- . •i· ~ :o"~f'" J/1'· ~~-·~.. ,.., J•• ~ . \!."- •.• ·~ ·Xeeidents on ' {U~rease in Gallia-Meigs plaints ahout perSQis residing along t h e malo highways dumping gra.. and tree clippings over the guard raUs llrtD culverts. The C<)minK of summer wiD brinK in. creased trafllc, picnics and other events, and the problein Is expected to get WOI&e. The law wm~ be atJforced, S&L McCreedy stated. . Construction Moves Along On School CONSI'RUcnON - Pr"81'eas on con. struetlon ol lllo new Mel&• llltifi SehGal bJrlldlnr. IOI!ltid Ill the Rock ~ 1rea . The hi~ . diPIII1Iillnl has •Dent fatr j jl. ;,the w'-fe~\ ·.e'e•·"'• ~; ~s:taft _debris ..... ··I)IU · PQIII'*'Oi,~ :hl -~ ~· rrom the lilnter ~ t! the C<)sl of to George liarll'aveo, Jr., Meigs Loclll oeveril thou- dollars, tile Sergeant JJObttDlllrict ~ at SciwJoli. All!!W ed oat. I• 111o academic winK where muolr of the Alrf old IWU>moblle cha..ts left on the exterior brl~ hal been ~athighway right ol way will be towed or ed. At rltlht. structural - ' bas been carted away, Sit. McCreedy advised. pot IDto place for the gynll&slum. Dogs, Cow Die In Rural Area Court Gets 20 Traffic Bonds SNOWVILLE - At least five pet dogs been killed by apparent poisoning In and around this area al Melp Cooney In recent weeka. A resident or the Snowville area - on Rt. 681 between Darwin and Pagetown aald the polliO!I apparantly has been placed In the open by persons bt lMlth Collllllbla and Scipio Townships. Harold Maue con!lrmed that one of his ('•lli•,Mefp Re&lonal Abt>Ort. GALLIPOLIS - Kenneth A, Peavy, Jr., white-lace cows bas died. · ~a lola! Included 14 ~ accidents 30, Rockford, m., was fined $25 and costa Law enforcement otrtclals have been noll- Fridly In Ga!U.polls Municipal Court oo a Wllll a lola! of 20 perl!llsi!Uu'ed. rn Gajlla C!uJt.Y, there 1rore 12 tlllury a""ldeota with lltd and are lllvestlgatlllg. Slate Hl&bway Patrol charge of diaplaylag 17 ·perl!lll InJured and, bt Meigs Cc!uat.Y, another's operator•• llCtiDJe as bfs own. Hurt Rooster Judga Robert s, Belz, Ill other patrol cases, two,lllth lhreei!UJred, GALLIPOLIS - Terry E, JolmS411, 3, fined Lauchey McCOy, 19, Rt. 1 Ewln&too, ~ l a a t - spent 1,416 houri patrolling tile hlahways ol two counttea, 100 of Mr. and Mro. Harley E. Joll!1011, •10 and eoats, no hom, and Hal S, Borden, made >253 arreata, tasued 260 wanitnga Rt. 4 Rlmeroy, was admitted to Holzer 64, Rt. 1 Bidwell, $10 and coats, anaafo ~ ~lll!ltred 83 asslsia 1o motorists. on- Medical Ctnter, First Ave., at 11:30 a.m, vehicle. • · '621 iilotOr vehicle lnlj)ectlona end Friday With 'I" we 'inJury. He was ~ Forfel~ - · on patrol charps were pelloi recorertd a total at $3,49l ·ln wbtti be waa attacked by a rooater at tile ra"~ of .JiiniJJ,J llemllltr, ll'l!mtrw, GALLIPOLIS - Accl!lenls were on the Increase during AprD In the Callla • Meip l:r• ~ to the moothly reporl or the Galllpoll• Rill, !late lllghway Patrol. The petrol IDveatiAted 50 ac~ last eompered 1o 33 In March bt tile two C!IUIIt.Y area: Thla Included 49 automobile acoldoata anil one aircraft accl- at the and one cow have Lad Sleph!ll L, Neff, 20, Rt. 2 Bidwell, $208, drlvlnK under suspension, and $%8, opeed In excess ror road condltkm: W!Utam II. !lnipa, 30, Rural Retreat, W. Va., $%8, fall. ureto re&later:VessM. WW1am1,58,~­ rteld, $28, pa&&inK without the assured clear distance: IIerman L, !ilellm, 26, Rl. 2 Patriot, $%8, no operator's license: RlciJard L. Masterson, 26, Marietta, and RaJ E, Myers, 32, Charleslao, W, Va., $28, speeding; James L. -•son. 33, CIDeiDnatt, and Boyd L Slepheoo, 40, Worlhln..., aU $%3, -ding. Other& forleltlnK bonds on patrol ciW'IIJ were Malvin E, Jooas, 33, Teylortovlllt, N, C.; William A. Burrell, 20, Detralt, Mich.; 'litomao L, Smith, 22, Waverly: Georat L. Ajlpledorn, 64, Wellston: Carl E. SIJ"'fftrl, 23, ScoUown; Nola Leonard, Jr., 38, W!JoallnK, w, va.: .and Clydi w. White, 29, Rt. ~ Cheshire, aU $18, -'In~; JlJJHIJ W, McBride, 41, Bldwel~ $18, pu1dq C1i lllo roadway: iharon L, &loul!er, 20, ~ $18, no opera1or't Ucense; Warren B. WII- by Ginther to Emcee Alumni Banquet MIDDLEPORT •- Fr&Jidln Ginther, Q>. lumbus, a former . Middleport Hlsb School bend dlre\'IDJ' and 8fi(Male ol Middleport Hlsb School, will be toaatmaater for the 1111Jal iN1n9Jet of the Middleport H I g h SChool Alumni Auodatlm on May 31. The '"'""'at ror the I'OOIJiim will be held at the Pearl !lreet 'E!emMUty School belblllng at 6:30 p.m. wllll Mrs. Iva llewart In Cbarp. The lillnual. !IanOe will fellow Ill the Maip Hlalt School Auditorium with Dill· sic by the ·~tve Salnta." Olllcere tlil.a year are FIJI Lawla, presldin\; Cheryl Burdo!te, ·vice prellld!lll; Nan· cy B - , Vleepretjdint;Nancyl(q.:ria, IOC• rotary, and .ll!l7 CfOOka, treasurer. Hama, 77, Watblngloe C, IL, .18, ,...... direction on a divided hilllnn1; .JametJ il.· H~, 18, Vlenaa, W. Va., and WWiam K. Lake, 20, I Rub7 Vaughan, -~ Till~ · ~. t ·~ ''•· .·· ~ roc:tlan '!IJ a - ·Flrst OWribution ,Of, Auto Tax. Made ·... ( ' dl~b II ..:. _ I Ill.)' IINOI; Neg~ Charg~ .;, . .,._ ' '·'·:< ' .1. . . ... . _, liP u-... ._ C&nmlttee cbal.rJ11<1!1 are Coleen Ollllntler•. . ea<h •18, a1op Robert Warren, . 31, GsiiiJ>ollt, ·waa IIJill1 .15 and costs, s~ II '•11; IIIII farflllliJC ~ ~re Charles w. Harl1liltl, 20, Rt. 2 .1'1: Pteallilt. $108, .. ..,..._, $2&, left of center: lliiM "'- llutitr, 'U. I'Omero¥. ~8. lhopllfiiDI; Jan. F Wjl. llama, 19, Gallipolis, .U. IJII"sll J(ll')' E. KJdPI, t8, Grofo Cillo*U: WI:QIII•dl, .decorltlou; Gail Hovatter, DM!teetlnr, Md 'BU¥TOYS · ~er Cl~, yloJptfm hqlf ,1M ' I _ . ~ ~ ~~ . -.""\""'~~ ' !f!c!J!d, !··~.,'4 " • � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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