https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/92508e2004b2d14dcc9026043e71b883.pdf 914ae7037cfa41eb114ab83de713b166 PDF Text Text . ' •• '•,1 l, , .• '· ,., : . ..A JAil · Wadle~ ·· '• L FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1968 . • FIVE CENjS • • . ' r· 1 Five Communist Ships are ' 9 8 16 2) JO ... .................... . ........ MAY 1 1 ....... ...... .......... .... ....... ... . ............... . ... . ...... ~ .................... . ... J ,2,.. 8 9 10 15 16 22 2) 5 4 6 7 ~_!!!!! . 10 17 11 18 12 19 1) 14 15 9 16 20 21 22 29 2) )0 24 25 26 27 28 SAIGO (Ul'l)- U.S. forces destroyed five Communtsi s"" ply ships and captured ~ sixth In what mU!tary olllclals called the "most. Important" naval batUe of . the Vietnam war. U.S. Navy and Coast Guard patrols caught three 100-loot 12 1) 14 8 9 10 11 12 . 1) 14 17 ll l8 19 20 21 15 16 17 l8 19 20 21 24 25 26 27 28 22 2) 24 25 26 27 28 9 10 ll 12 1) 14 8 9 10 11 12 1) . 'f4 ~ 16 17 l8 ~ W 21 ~ M " 18 19 20 21 21> 25 26 27 28 . 8 9 10 ll 12 1) 14 ~ ~ ~ W ~ W 22 2) zu 25 26 27 21 28 29)0 : 8 9 10 11 12 l) 14 ~ U " 18 w 22 2) 24 25 H 26 21 28 1 8 2 9 3 10 4 11 5 12 6 1) ? i 27 DEC 1 14 8 -- . 2 .... 9 11 12 1) M 1? l8 19 W 21 ~ M 1? 18 19 w n 22 2J 24 25 21. 27 2B 22 2J 21, 25 26 z8 29 JO 29 JO 27 )1 TI~.-l.~LI.lL~~!.ll::~~~!./.LIJIMtj-l..JdJJ.~ lllTBS~ Cvv\ 0 7/, </ Pajple PI-o~catod thill SIIMt OVDSU.iD (cm:r 18 111'-l or 25 hi&b) TmtEJ S£!1)rr.Mt L o.otdo, Q'l • • '·; '··j;.·.~ • :· :._ .. · ',· of men and material aouthW!lnl. · Ho said Joh-n, In effect, C. · was Insisting that the Hanoi IJQY!fl!!"enl not taka military adYintlike ol nOIJO(Iatlons while "we remain free to do ·' will mtel. twice durltli lirmed March 22. Qolll &elliona were '**•r Qlarlea F. K"rfeas, ft.. J~~~:~~ STRIKES : , '·' ~~~~j~.ln~.,:lorlda,~ ·~·~PtmqlYiidi, Mlqou)'i ind'calllhtlatelliarae!:al'llrillloitit.m.n~ Classes , ... Gove~on; ors .o. .-..: S norse from ' • · . ., "~'"'"" . - '!'l'" - a c:Ompaamlie 1e111e. . '• · . •. · ' •' ·. ~~ ' ,, . . '·· ' "'Tiilt~:·~ -ld Communlllt,~ BmMI!f,ST )'Mi.. . mt":fj's !lin!~., ~·-!j,W.,aftcr7ll.oinaalu•~ ' :10 Jill,. 111 W 1 ·IIO(Iea 'llC •1111·~ bj Ita '0 I'!'PO~ Jiold, 'I11ti RonWdan dtlolliktli. ' k (. It j It;,, · ' IJI. ~ ~ t11at Pl'IIIW't tactic' blil«•~·~~· oe the eu1'!•1 flllll1b~"~•- 1;0 a .;~ II¥ / ")"~Da ~ ~ell W · . ,- ' mild. ~-.-.~~~=• a<C~tlltl !\~ ~ liaUGnatl!l* ~~. ~ . unu, lhlliCJII., II "'!mmof '· rutlllF got eaught a u.S. Twenty .two claases willbtfea- Ar~ ~lh lntantry llvialon lured In lhe llrot horse show ol IIIJilllibh patrol on a waterway tile ... ..., In this area. only tllu miles north or Solion's •Juniors of tllo Eastera Hllill Tan Son Nbut airport and School have taken on tile show to warbase. rol~ for lhe class treesVessel Blown ury wltll Grant NewiiKI to serve Tho ambush patrol blow tho as &llleral cb!lrman. The &hoW haa been schemied for Apt. 28 lt .the COOlville Rid- Coneert 1iekel8 ing' Club Ring beg1m1ng at 12 Keep·. . n-I ~ ltiiifid·'*'ie...t U)(} . IIQiil away elaaMil. ' lliOrt tlst aa the ltatewldli WASIDNG'roN llloat lllth '*· A PCIIslliW!r'Cb~ ·. : t:. ~~Republican delermlned to·•--'.,.• bl""'- "'"'"r "-- ••• _ """ . ot .W 1111111. \ . •• .~:lrljli so." ;::::::;:~.;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::~::::::::::::::::::::::=:=~ KEPT 11101JSANDS ol lliudenia 'out of ot dlrlllll ' to enter South Vletnamese uorritorial water&, spokesWASHINGTON (UPI) - The men aalcL head of tile Food and Drug Ai the •am• tilne two 411-Coot Atlmlnlotrallon oa1cl , Thurada¥ prrUla ~ampanUrled slipping he waa at hla. wit a end to ~~ • . ••ntn Olilo GENERAL AIMJIII>br Wll , llciUr na ~ tiauht. Howeflr, .toThurada¥ b7 the Aoaembly. The -~ . noon. Gar7 RilooeU ol Coolville ha• ..-. nsmed judge· Homer A. COle,• TQers Pl.b.o, Is an..,..,..,r 8ild Roscoe Burdette (UPI) Coolvlll~ will be tile rlngmas: 1/11'1- ler o!!lelals are donating i ....,..._ • . •. .. their aervlceil to tile p['Qject. ~ \0. play II .eool ~spite In- · Rillboua and caell prl&ea ol creaoed Ia& about Gov. Nel100 •·• $f, ~ and $2 will bl' awardA, ,.Rod!elouer •• a challenger ei, to tb •~ tour animal 111 1 " Richard M. Nlml lor t h e e ..,. . . cloP preal~llal DllliiiDatlon. :~ ~::~·.::.::. jlocliefeller, tile third - term Cl 1808 ol 1118 shoW will Ini;wemor ol New York, oeemed ~ to be edsini.Vtr elOBtr to be- :~ w::::~-=r:~~! 1111 wlllln& wiiiKJut al!erlng AllY Y ' evtdeitce that he ~.become a :::'"n;"!~;t~e~"! 'lbe' J 48 . ~~~.:1bllean outlook , Zii!JIIUJ~;'!J!M.. h "'beao ·lllie;;•fi> ' . .,..ship, i6 yoers IIlii older; men•• Welllem plolisura· EDI- by To Be Available At Door Saturday tors?-' Comm!Qioner James L, Goddartl lellilled before • liOIIale ucommlttee looking Into tllo misuse of chloromycetln, wblch has caused blood disorders resullinB In some of lho moll palnl\ll deatlla known to medlelne. Noting tllat tile FDA had done aU It could under Ol!odq law, Goddard complained: ~·rm at my wit's end for doing ""at must ·be done," Goddard lAid. "What It comes down to, In bald terms, io: What can be done to proteet 100 from your 'doctors?" · ·T'"<!'(.r :: > ·_ . .. ,,,_.., ~ ·" ' , • •· 1 · ;. • ,. '· ')} .,, ·'~ cit;,J\\ ·:;.:I.',! al ;~:::~::::~~=~~§:':~:;:(.:~::::~~~~:?,~;~$'!!~~-.:;~:~~~~::::~ffiS::~:::I~~~::;:::::;:::~:::§~»~~:~:: .........,.... .... ..... .-..., ...., .•,.... . 1 : ·· : ·,;_~; -' ·' ,.y"'~' ·~, ,. ,..__.~r· R . ol · il! : llf ot Yl~ .to wllh- '--"~·~ ~~m ::".:. ~· -'·dnw 1!r0in Glil cilltell l'or the ov.. ~IDltloa. . ~of ' ' 01 . (Ccalnued on Page U) !¥hools-..No. 31 ' .P . ' r .'lel!~!'!'llr'•• LOOK! The Automobile Cl of Southam Ohio lo SIQII.8IIHII'I- lmpr<JIIBl' uoe ol ohioromycetln. The warning, he aald. To Be Mar, 20 """' a.Ptn C!ri"" . -y. amounced today Glat lock ot Ucl<etl"" ~co:!.. -~ . w-.,. Ing achoolllllfecy eduoallonp grams ll.Y dlotrlbutlng of this award winning to teach chlldren prq>er •.., 18......,.., ~ Pllll:'· an automobile backed over him in the driveway ol his rural. home on the Mt. Oll>e llood. . Tho aherill' • dtprtment eald \ William M. Jordan, 57, Ill. 1, Long Botlo!n, was rushed to Veterans llemorlal H01Pital and later tallen to Holzer Hospital ln PATROLMAN Donald A. Gallipollo by a White ambulance. Jordan sustained _,..,.. ..,.: Weidner, former lllOIOOer of tile Gaitlpolla POst, Slate lligl- ,.re head lacerations · and othii . WAY I'Urol POst; ha• been se- possible injuries when a ear ~ lecled Out&talldlpa Patrolman orated by John W. IJppole, 62, In OhiD Dllllrlct 6; Ptl. Weld- HI. 1, ~.on!! Bottom, backed ontO ner,· Who ~ lbe .JIIII;n!l.ln h1m at 9:10 p.m. , . 1956, loft t11o·1 b.,w~1 1!0-' ' Aulhorilles eald tW>oJe ~ tbe 1nto the mdall ........ . ...,.. Jordlil, .• . JIUIIIWW, had . -... ..... · gattej, out of the vehlde on U.. · right aide. Jordan ·~ sl!PWI IIlii foil down behind 1118 YOhi<JI u Uppole bepn backlllll-·. Uppole did not know he had . struck Jordan woll be hearci ·. Mrs. Jordan acream • Holler Rospital ~ ~ ed Jordan sulfered "aerioua lOll . ti&OUI injury ol the rlglit lllde Ill . his head and risht ear." Floyd Weber, a neigNior ol . the Jordana, came to the sc-.: .: He uaed a truck to pull til<! · automobile off Jordan. . .! Pomeroy emergency aquadliten-.' were alSo summoned.~-' AM IWNc wm . lion Ill lhe Incident waa . _ , . _ CDIIIIII llnued No cl)arpa .... . Gaylord Nal11011, D-Wla., ohalrman ol the amall bualneas auboouanlttee llllloh Ia looldn& 1n111 tile ealo ol tile Parke Davis Co, dnis tllathaabeen..: the market lor 20 years. Goddard dloclosed 'IIIurada¥ tllat tile FDA lo laaulng a new warning to all doctors IIlii hospltala cautlonb¥ 111 "Soocld••.. ::,!\~'.-MI..._iltwar f~?;:~~": ait..,.n'f!~:.'!:i\ll b:~- ~. ~~-':~~: ~:. sure pieaiUl'O:ae; ·:~ =~~.:,. ror lbldeatl: ~'!"llb::u:.relr~s~o!n! :·' · · , .·. •'·1· · !IH'• .IIic(oiaj cit QOY. Gtorle se; . mu •• tile M. T. ~llnB eo., ~ elfect dliCIIsled bJ other 1 ~ A Malgs County man was lully Injured ThurSday night whel) Remaining tickets for Satur· be sold at beoollt coocert will lha <blr, a coocert lt)Okeaman eald a.y, SeetlDI capaclcy Ia tbe GAllS audltorlwn Ia 950. The llcketa coat $5 each. Proceed& will If' toward tile Silver Brldse Illsalter Fund. The llldla-lla SyJnphaQy Orcnestra will pre- the special ~· 8:30 p;m., !liver Bridge ·. In Drive ...! THJ!tll4a~ ct-ill<lrid~'iltnl . ,:C.4;i,,. .~ ~'..I-• ~· · ..t,-.1~_ IIJt_.C~ jltt !ll!!r";i\1111 . ~~~L~ '~:· · r":'~r, JahnjMin .,, .., ·f \il41~·- ·~....fl•fH&JU..'~~'"'':..tD ,iuliehhi! NO~h v1•. • of 4etelf!ll bf ~ttb VIetnam not tatll;4van- ·, ;, ·. . .; ' . · . bolli!ler. UJi. force• c&i~~!tt Mverll, ~·· Tbe problem, he ...-·• White llollae taae ••t any u. S. bomblrw i":r · L'·_ them, olnkq one and capturlllll eald, l1 ')lhat CIIJ bt dme to .'· -pause by lncroasirw the !low IWW the other. A•lhlrd gun- p~ 100 from your do<, ~ strike. em PUBLism.---4-.K.I..&:II.oi.~,.....;;.J-4-A.U.I""-Ifotoll<~ M, )'ou1111 gUJtorurmers in predawn battle and drove the third onto the beach where the crew blew the vessel and themselves up to avoid capture. A Cooirlll b 1 trawler turned tail and fied, oot . . --· . ... ,.... 14 ~ :,:,~:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::::·:::::::<·::;:•:::::::::::::·' · wASIIING'l'qN (UPI)- Sen. J... "4 ... -5- .....(,• .... 7. 10 I ~n 29)0)1 ....................................................................... . ..... ....... ..... ....... .... . ....... ..... ...... ~ ..... ..... .... . ......................... OUTSTANDING PATROLMAN- I'Urolman C, E, Ca11>811· ter, rllbt. has bef)ll aelected the Gallipolis POst, Stale Highway Jialrol's "Qui~ l'alrolman" ror 1967. Capt, R. c. WUsoo, left, Dllllrlct He&dcporters, Jack11011, presented Ptl. Carpenter a cirllllcate Thurada¥ In recognition of the honor. It wao si&ned by state Hl811way Palroilqlerlnlendent Cot Robert M. Chiaramonte. •in: Brief 21 22 2) 24 25 26 27 28 29 )C )1 ! 29 )0 )1 ;iEiP··-·:t··-···- -·- -·-·- - - · -·- · - ···-· - · - ·-· -·- ·- ·· · -·-·-· ~·- · - - -·-·-···-·-·- -·-·-·-·-·-·- -·-···-·-···-·-·-···-·-·-·-·· 2 J 4 5 6 ? Q£1 1 2 ) 4 5 6 7 22 Goddard At End of a IJi W'ts S l Vie~nam coast. ~ he.Y sank two of the three "s"····-;,......7. 8 Over Man arml--laden vesscl apart. -Y ' 29 JO )1 : 29 JO -·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-···-·-·-···-···-···-·-·-·-·j·-·-···-·-·-·-···-- - ·--JUL 1 2 ) 4 5 6 7 !!!£ 1 2. -)"'"4"'- Car Backs .'· ' A u.S. ,mUitary IJIOke&man cited the .water action IIlii eald, 1'1bo' moot important natal battle ol the Vietnam War was fought ail! won In the earl)o hours &horti)o after mi&ilght this morning •. Ne,.r had the Commw1ists (Continued on Page10) steel trawlers carryt~W munitions trying to break through the allied blockade on the Soulh -l- -- Z- --j" ...4 ... -S- -- 6"-·-·7· ·.r ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,.,,,,,,,,~.,.,.,,,,,,,,~,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, · d Sunk, Anoiher Capture ' ................. _..,., ·· ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·APR 1 2 ) 4 5 6 " 7 !iQY •. .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OH:IO . ··-· Q • Material illlllced or lnccwpl•t.e Q • Material to Microf1llll - .. •. enti11e · u ' ' ' rules. belllll COIIWnpiated. \ .. Collections Stand Near / Two-Thirds Bridge Heanng' a· A total ol ~,495 towanll ~.600 p i hal ...... roll rt.d In lhe 1968 Melp· ~ Fund Dr!Ye, lllu Ludlle Smlll; pneral ehalrman_ ·~· \ nd to;. clay. ' A total ot aa the rellllt of a dactal Satt!rdal IQ- . linn WMPO, 011 per cent ol ildo had llllirf CHARLESTON- A publlchUrwiU be held at POint Pleas'l'Owl1lg Co., Holzer Hospllai,-J'I. wltaes~eo • • aplastic anemia ant March 20 on 1ho location for Pleasant Bil BlackBackeroJjnd a d!IOUO atteelins Ole bod1'~ a new brldiiO to replace the !liSen. Frank Lau.sdle. abiliey to proclaee new blood ver JlridiiO, whloh collapoed Into the Ohio River Dec. 1, witll lou ·, of t61lvea. Slate Road Commlslillllor M. R. 41C7'' HamlU IIIDJUIICed the hlllfnl date ThurldQ. Tho hearlDr II ed for 1:30 p.ni. Ia tho 11011 C<lmQ' CCIUrtllallle. A sed location wu "ip. .P~ umlaakla to a p. lie """" T(ell Vlrl!na, bJikr -ral olllclala met II (JII . .Aid J;'rogram . Planu~d "" PoiDIIPitaNDI 1ut - · - .• eel. I n - III'IIU 11. pertlculari)o hiiYO lilt 'booa Vilbd drive btcau• ot 'riii,.UUo. _,_ ... l"lllt• eel ~;~;~ii~~i~l �'' ~ , ' ' I •' \· I 4 ' I f' ' ' :,~ "- . ' ,. I • ~ TQrj,r'llaffJttn( . .... I .. CLA.OSSA H. ' ~ (Ai ' ·t-i'·p ·.m ·' .• ·1... ,. .. ' ~. ' ToriiJftt-1:00-l'alrland · '' " • • ' I . Increase j . ' . ' •' NIT Field ' SPRING .ond EASTER To Sixteen Is Just Around The Comer. ' Come In And s.. New Une Of Spring Fashions_•• Our Lonb!Jrg Visits Mlu ~ Trunk Showing Mia A!Mflca Sho. Will le H.,. I I SATJJRDAY,.MARCH 2nd-10tll4 I ''NOITIIIJ~ TO BUY ~- WIN A FltU PAUl . MISS AMERICA SHOES II .r----~~··-.--~---~~~~-~~~~-··~1 I I tor the BJidao Dlauter NEW YORK (IJJ'IH The Na. tlon!ll lnvitaUon TqurnaJII!!nt continued Us a!U!mpt to match the NCAA for posl·-80!' basketball preOUge loday with a record high entry lor ·the 1968 clasolc at Medlsoo ~ ' Garden .March 14-23. , Aware the NatlOnal Collegiate Athletic AssoclaUon had lor all 1.-s and IIW'POSOS dwindled to a IWO-Ieam battle between UCLA and Houston, _ the NIT seleetlon committee Thursda.Y decided Us field wootd be increased from 14 to 16 teants ·· to ·'accommodate some popular al....,ans in conference competJ. I • _Mr. Rlchinl Klilt, Our RepNMntotl.. For .A R.D R.C TWIZ ri.W BIZ c.,...,._ .,..u.. IWGP II:JUS llllRWB ClJOC · OSLO • BGIVP Dlll .V II RC Red Sox Camp BVKLD BliP.-CII,:IllJII·KC Helen Help MORE Exciting Values on COLOR TV ,, ·: Y•-r• CrJplo::-o ·IP TOll KJIIOw ap:W' TO .~ ' 1.1181 THAN TOll 0 TOII 'HA\111: Till:~.., STOIIII.-PRAIIKUII '• • uSee eBy ,Helen Sottel !· • •• J . •. .. ' ~ • ,I . • ., Shlll'P&hootlna Almnder earneel 1 berth ID the clampionship pme of a.e SOUllteaStern <l!lo ~lase A ~~· .~ too rnamont at HUtliult !(lr.Rir4aY at 8 . p, m. with a 1~1 win OV9r NelSOIIYI.Ile-York' • llucl<eYeoThurs- '"1 /J . . . Jl' ~.··:··v I..·'' Alexander held a ~ ?-U 1..~.., the clo18 of .the perlDd, bul' the lca<l had been tied, or changed .14 tbne• bef""" the Q!lllrler was ·~· · The stoi')' wao dllterem, however, from that Umo ~· do.V l!llht. . ', Coach Bob Sheokoy'aGreyhound• eoOch IIlii Wh•l~y'a ·~tan8, cooled doWn in thttr shootinaand ...,. 1H 0 hit a blazifv Alexander led 39-24 at halfllme . ~ per cent frOm .'lhO field to and then 55-37 llbeD the third away .Hilt the conteot allllr quarter ended. · '!hi~ :~ q~rtei'. ' · .; ' · No Nelsonvill..York player hit '.ifi · ~ ville • York playihJ iL' · in double ligures_bu! lour did lor ·br.n.l -ol ' ball ln the first . the Spartsns. ' Junior 1'hn Go,., Q!W'Ier, stayeil with theSparlans Alexander's M ~.led all dQI'inll the ~~elghtinlnil"•· scorers ~lth 18. Others in double -:-,~ n ,· .. , . ' • :" . ·.~· vJriJ. 'f.ilwi l\O'e t.Jil~., '. , •429" . ,;_;,,·~- . :T· _"l .... ..;.,...;.u.,~ce, , play on two Conference ~=~:~~t~wlllachedhigh- lj CIIIIIP. By VIETO STELIJNO Lonborg, wbu may have UPI Sports Writer One of the American League's ruined the Red Sox' hopes to best pitchers-and possJbly the repeat as AL champions wtJen worst skier-checked - into the he tore ligaments In his right Boston Red Sox' training camp )<nee while sldlnB this winter, said he hoped to return to tlon. ligures lor the winners were Thursda,y. adion u sometime in May.'' John Bach, chairman oC tbe Unfortunately, for the Red !Iandy Brooks and Uln Klncaide, A 23-game winner last year committee, said the nllll!t of each with 13 and Forrest Ervin Sox, Jim Lonborg was only and winner or tile Cy Youns Friday, March 15, would be visiting their Winter Haven wltl! 13. , Award in the American League, added tD the playing dates and N<~loonvllle·York conunltted 34 Lonborg will return to Boston that byes would be eliminated. periiOilal fouls, havins three Pro Standings next week to have the cast seven teams currently make etarters and two subsUtules foul rem{lved and start rehabllitatlon up the lineup, with nine more to out. Alexander players fouled 16 -' of his knee March 9. be added. Long Island Unlver&l· tlmeo and Brooks was the ooty NBA ~iANIXNGS Trainer Buddy Leroux is ty and s.. Peter's were irwited Spartan 1.0 leave. By United Press International hopeful l<>nborg will be able to WeG!esda.Y night to join FordThe winner ol tonight's North EAST resume til rowing by April 1. hiun, Arii\Y, Notre Dante, Gallla vs. Dek Hill gome at 8p. m. W, L, Pet. GB While Lonborg was just Du~pesne and Oklahoma Clt;y. will play Alexande\' Saturda,y Philadelphia ••• 52 17 .754 visiting camp, Detroit's Mickey Runnersup in tile Atlantic night, Boston ••• , ... 17 22 ,681 5 Lolich-who was almost as Coast, Big Eliibt and Missouri By Quarter& New Yori< ••••• 37 35 .514 16'h el!eetlve as Lonborg down the Valley Conferences are virtually Alexander ... 1739 SS7B-78 Ciochmati. , ••• 32 39 .451 2H1 stretch last season- wasprepar- assllred of reeeiving memberNels.-York... 14 24 3757-57 BaltilnOre..... 31 311 .443 21'h ing to leave • .Lolich, forced to ship of the 1968 NIT club. Detroit•• , •••• 30 39 ,.435 22 interr~t the season · the last .. , . ,.,. 1 ~~i,. W.~Sl; .. ""'" '" .... ~..: .. u.velt&L lteat'.l !_,. loll .. a .1 ~w'W»..u ; :U'K.. oc · 1.a-·uz. ;.t~ 02. 2iT.! ' ·'" · ·'••.. .. '•, .w, ·L, -?ct. GBoo 'llll<lh lti"tl1to<'lllr•Nltie1111HluaJ;d;·., · -'· .. " ''i ·;•n 1 ,;-. ' it'-· • , r !'"51"1'"' , , s uesur s Si: Louis,'"; , : .aO 2• ' .685 ',,, 'l~rew ., , '110~<1'' fo~ 'I~ minute~. . By f.lNri'ED·Pi'ess ·JhiOrru!ti..,ial Los Angeles ••• 42 2'7 .609 61 ThurSday at Lakelsnd, Fla •• . 1n LIVERPOOL, England,..-{ll'pO , San FrsnciSco.• 41 31 .569 Silo his last workout ·before leaVIng _Roberto Davila, l97, Peru, 117-1031 F!ndla,y down Wilmlllf' Chlqqo. , •• , ,24 45 ,348 24 for Travis Air Force Base and a topped Bri ~ 197\1 ton 136-78, and John Carroll f.!l Seattle•• .- •• , ,2!J 48 .294 27\2 twi>-week stint of active dut;y. ~gland (6) an ' ' tD University of Detroit 90o65. San Diego, , •• 15 56 .211 34 Lolich ni>w won't have to · No games other than the ohio THURSDAY'S IIESULTS ilnterrupt tile season for his tour CQnferenct tournament were lit: Louis 105 New Yori< 105 ot ol dut;y-or at least he hopes so. LOS ANGELES (IJPI)-. Jose scheduled lor tonight. Loa 117 Chicago 107 Last yeer he saw 'duty durins v a 1 en 2 u e l a, 148, Mexico, Cincinnati 120 San Diego 111 tile Detroit riots. But after all knocked out Art Cruz, 148, Only pm'O$ scheduled ,1\ that duty, Loltch came back to Pasadena, Call!. (4). FRlDAY'S GAMES win nine of his 14 games in the Chicago 'It Boston stretch run as , Detroit finished St. Louts at Detroit just a game back. Los Angeles at Phlladel)lhla The Chicago Cubs' ctoublo BaltiJnore ar San Diego play combu of second baseman Cincinnati at San Francisco Glenn Beckert and shortstop Only games scheduled Don Kessinger 'is also doing the ' same thing. Beckert ia currently serving two weeks at Fort !lieridail, W., aNI will return to ABA STANUNGS tile Cubs' Scottsdale Ariz., By United 1 Pteas International camp on March 1'1. Kessinger EAST wW leave Sunday lor tho same W. I. l"t1. GB base and report back March 19. Pittsburgh, •• • 46 21 ' ,687• Elsewhere in tho camps, MinnesotA. •• ; 15 25 .643 ~Ill Chicago White Sox manager lndlllll. , ; • , , 34 3$ ,493 I . e staniQ' worked newly New ,Jersoy••• 81·_ 35' .410 a~ired ..!fielder TotlllllY Kenlllck,y, • , • ,27 39 ,409 18\i ()avis at tlllrd baso...lllchle WEST Allen '"""ed up for Philadel. W,. I. Pet. GB phla'o workout at Cleorwller. Now.Orleans; •• 40 25 .615 Allen ts atlU reco...-ing from Denver:, • .....38 29 ,561 3 severe cut.& of his right hand ~ •••••• : . 35 2e .li47 4'k sul!erecl til an accident last fl~top. • • • • ~~ ~~ .~8 16\i Aug. 24.)!ut 110 »&r~lcipaled In ,, AIIJIM!'!"••••, ~ ..·,ta _.348 17\2 an Indoor workout. . OaldiniL _, ' •.•. 22 d .344 17\i, •. while Deritioo! ,encoonters Marietta and Qt&Orbeln p)a,ys Wlttertbel'fl at Denison. Other ThUrsday night action saw SteUbenville belt St. VI,. ·cent · of Pennsylvania 91-631 rn0i.... ' ooll,,. W81 tlte lllUuton whip Hlll~dalo, Mich., Thur sda,y night' • i!i•,imi, _with a1x same• Ansel•• Tournament Scores ... . ''· '' > ..'",ll· .. ' . . ' I~~ · ;, ".:.\-: . ~ '·' · those· handst)me 1 -~~ · . SPORr COATS I "'· .. ~ \. · -for ·a · 5-YEAR WARRANTY ,.,, Hill), • . "' ·. ' tol)lght VI,_~ l'ldnt (1~). • 8:15 ~lll vj/•y!l)loo Count,y Satlirdly - 8:00 -Championshlp G""e. , • · · (At i.ucosvUle) ·_· · Tonight- S:QO -lrolitrlR (10.8) P0r11111100!1h (11·5), vi: .' ATH&R MIDDLEPORT; OHIO' Big, Bard·Worklng Range .. ~At tow; Low Price I 4Q"Ranue . ' • SpAciOu. Oven witb Removable Door for euy deon· inl • Ac:eurate Puabbuttllll CGnlzolo • HiJh·Speeil Cal- rod• Surfao:e Unite • Applianal Outlet • Divided Cook· lop 10itb Iota oiJOOIIl Only $239 ·.~i~c:.t:ca~se:.·: filirney. Begins Your Choice ~- ' )' 8;15l>atuiday - 8:00 ' . <'!", I Tonight,;_ ' · • . •SELF CLEANING OVfH *t8 8PBCIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE 0. All11tlo11 !lot~k Range IU.NOW llffU: tOll ()HIUPCJWfiiii i~TlliU"\UNI \' �'' ~ , ' ' I •' \· I 4 ' I f' ' ' :,~ "- . ' ,. I • ~ TQrj,r'llaffJttn( . .... I .. CLA.OSSA H. ' ~ (Ai ' ·t-i'·p ·.m ·' .• ·1... ,. .. ' ~. ' ToriiJftt-1:00-l'alrland · '' " • • ' I . Increase j . ' . ' •' NIT Field ' SPRING .ond EASTER To Sixteen Is Just Around The Comer. ' Come In And s.. New Une Of Spring Fashions_•• Our Lonb!Jrg Visits Mlu ~ Trunk Showing Mia A!Mflca Sho. Will le H.,. I I SATJJRDAY,.MARCH 2nd-10tll4 I ''NOITIIIJ~ TO BUY ~- WIN A FltU PAUl . MISS AMERICA SHOES II .r----~~··-.--~---~~~~-~~~~-··~1 I I tor the BJidao Dlauter NEW YORK (IJJ'IH The Na. tlon!ll lnvitaUon TqurnaJII!!nt continued Us a!U!mpt to match the NCAA for posl·-80!' basketball preOUge loday with a record high entry lor ·the 1968 clasolc at Medlsoo ~ ' Garden .March 14-23. , Aware the NatlOnal Collegiate Athletic AssoclaUon had lor all 1.-s and IIW'POSOS dwindled to a IWO-Ieam battle between UCLA and Houston, _ the NIT seleetlon committee Thursda.Y decided Us field wootd be increased from 14 to 16 teants ·· to ·'accommodate some popular al....,ans in conference competJ. I • _Mr. Rlchinl Klilt, Our RepNMntotl.. For .A R.D R.C TWIZ ri.W BIZ c.,...,._ .,..u.. IWGP II:JUS llllRWB ClJOC · OSLO • BGIVP Dlll .V II RC Red Sox Camp BVKLD BliP.-CII,:IllJII·KC Helen Help MORE Exciting Values on COLOR TV ,, ·: Y•-r• CrJplo::-o ·IP TOll KJIIOw ap:W' TO .~ ' 1.1181 THAN TOll 0 TOII 'HA\111: Till:~.., STOIIII.-PRAIIKUII '• • uSee eBy ,Helen Sottel !· • •• J . •. .. ' ~ • ,I . • ., Shlll'P&hootlna Almnder earneel 1 berth ID the clampionship pme of a.e SOUllteaStern <l!lo ~lase A ~~· .~ too rnamont at HUtliult !(lr.Rir4aY at 8 . p, m. with a 1~1 win OV9r NelSOIIYI.Ile-York' • llucl<eYeoThurs- '"1 /J . . . Jl' ~.··:··v I..·'' Alexander held a ~ ?-U 1..~.., the clo18 of .the perlDd, bul' the lca<l had been tied, or changed .14 tbne• bef""" the Q!lllrler was ·~· · The stoi')' wao dllterem, however, from that Umo ~· do.V l!llht. . ', Coach Bob Sheokoy'aGreyhound• eoOch IIlii Wh•l~y'a ·~tan8, cooled doWn in thttr shootinaand ...,. 1H 0 hit a blazifv Alexander led 39-24 at halfllme . ~ per cent frOm .'lhO field to and then 55-37 llbeD the third away .Hilt the conteot allllr quarter ended. · '!hi~ :~ q~rtei'. ' · .; ' · No Nelsonvill..York player hit '.ifi · ~ ville • York playihJ iL' · in double ligures_bu! lour did lor ·br.n.l -ol ' ball ln the first . the Spartsns. ' Junior 1'hn Go,., Q!W'Ier, stayeil with theSparlans Alexander's M ~.led all dQI'inll the ~~elghtinlnil"•· scorers ~lth 18. Others in double -:-,~ n ,· .. , . ' • :" . ·.~· vJriJ. 'f.ilwi l\O'e t.Jil~., '. , •429" . ,;_;,,·~- . :T· _"l .... ..;.,...;.u.,~ce, , play on two Conference ~=~:~~t~wlllachedhigh- lj CIIIIIP. By VIETO STELIJNO Lonborg, wbu may have UPI Sports Writer One of the American League's ruined the Red Sox' hopes to best pitchers-and possJbly the repeat as AL champions wtJen worst skier-checked - into the he tore ligaments In his right Boston Red Sox' training camp )<nee while sldlnB this winter, said he hoped to return to tlon. ligures lor the winners were Thursda,y. adion u sometime in May.'' John Bach, chairman oC tbe Unfortunately, for the Red !Iandy Brooks and Uln Klncaide, A 23-game winner last year committee, said the nllll!t of each with 13 and Forrest Ervin Sox, Jim Lonborg was only and winner or tile Cy Youns Friday, March 15, would be visiting their Winter Haven wltl! 13. , Award in the American League, added tD the playing dates and N<~loonvllle·York conunltted 34 Lonborg will return to Boston that byes would be eliminated. periiOilal fouls, havins three Pro Standings next week to have the cast seven teams currently make etarters and two subsUtules foul rem{lved and start rehabllitatlon up the lineup, with nine more to out. Alexander players fouled 16 -' of his knee March 9. be added. Long Island Unlver&l· tlmeo and Brooks was the ooty NBA ~iANIXNGS Trainer Buddy Leroux is ty and s.. Peter's were irwited Spartan 1.0 leave. By United Press International hopeful l<>nborg will be able to WeG!esda.Y night to join FordThe winner ol tonight's North EAST resume til rowing by April 1. hiun, Arii\Y, Notre Dante, Gallla vs. Dek Hill gome at 8p. m. W, L, Pet. GB While Lonborg was just Du~pesne and Oklahoma Clt;y. will play Alexande\' Saturda,y Philadelphia ••• 52 17 .754 visiting camp, Detroit's Mickey Runnersup in tile Atlantic night, Boston ••• , ... 17 22 ,681 5 Lolich-who was almost as Coast, Big Eliibt and Missouri By Quarter& New Yori< ••••• 37 35 .514 16'h el!eetlve as Lonborg down the Valley Conferences are virtually Alexander ... 1739 SS7B-78 Ciochmati. , ••• 32 39 .451 2H1 stretch last season- wasprepar- assllred of reeeiving memberNels.-York... 14 24 3757-57 BaltilnOre..... 31 311 .443 21'h ing to leave • .Lolich, forced to ship of the 1968 NIT club. Detroit•• , •••• 30 39 ,.435 22 interr~t the season · the last .. , . ,.,. 1 ~~i,. W.~Sl; .. ""'" '" .... ~..: .. u.velt&L lteat'.l !_,. loll .. a .1 ~w'W»..u ; :U'K.. oc · 1.a-·uz. ;.t~ 02. 2iT.! ' ·'" · ·'••.. .. '•, .w, ·L, -?ct. GBoo 'llll<lh lti"tl1to<'lllr•Nltie1111HluaJ;d;·., · -'· .. " ''i ·;•n 1 ,;-. ' it'-· • , r !'"51"1'"' , , s uesur s Si: Louis,'"; , : .aO 2• ' .685 ',,, 'l~rew ., , '110~<1'' fo~ 'I~ minute~. . By f.lNri'ED·Pi'ess ·JhiOrru!ti..,ial Los Angeles ••• 42 2'7 .609 61 ThurSday at Lakelsnd, Fla •• . 1n LIVERPOOL, England,..-{ll'pO , San FrsnciSco.• 41 31 .569 Silo his last workout ·before leaVIng _Roberto Davila, l97, Peru, 117-1031 F!ndla,y down Wilmlllf' Chlqqo. , •• , ,24 45 ,348 24 for Travis Air Force Base and a topped Bri ~ 197\1 ton 136-78, and John Carroll f.!l Seattle•• .- •• , ,2!J 48 .294 27\2 twi>-week stint of active dut;y. ~gland (6) an ' ' tD University of Detroit 90o65. San Diego, , •• 15 56 .211 34 Lolich ni>w won't have to · No games other than the ohio THURSDAY'S IIESULTS ilnterrupt tile season for his tour CQnferenct tournament were lit: Louis 105 New Yori< 105 ot ol dut;y-or at least he hopes so. LOS ANGELES (IJPI)-. Jose scheduled lor tonight. Loa 117 Chicago 107 Last yeer he saw 'duty durins v a 1 en 2 u e l a, 148, Mexico, Cincinnati 120 San Diego 111 tile Detroit riots. But after all knocked out Art Cruz, 148, Only pm'O$ scheduled ,1\ that duty, Loltch came back to Pasadena, Call!. (4). FRlDAY'S GAMES win nine of his 14 games in the Chicago 'It Boston stretch run as , Detroit finished St. Louts at Detroit just a game back. Los Angeles at Phlladel)lhla The Chicago Cubs' ctoublo BaltiJnore ar San Diego play combu of second baseman Cincinnati at San Francisco Glenn Beckert and shortstop Only games scheduled Don Kessinger 'is also doing the ' same thing. Beckert ia currently serving two weeks at Fort !lieridail, W., aNI will return to ABA STANUNGS tile Cubs' Scottsdale Ariz., By United 1 Pteas International camp on March 1'1. Kessinger EAST wW leave Sunday lor tho same W. I. l"t1. GB base and report back March 19. Pittsburgh, •• • 46 21 ' ,687• Elsewhere in tho camps, MinnesotA. •• ; 15 25 .643 ~Ill Chicago White Sox manager lndlllll. , ; • , , 34 3$ ,493 I . e staniQ' worked newly New ,Jersoy••• 81·_ 35' .410 a~ired ..!fielder TotlllllY Kenlllck,y, • , • ,27 39 ,409 18\i ()avis at tlllrd baso...lllchle WEST Allen '"""ed up for Philadel. W,. I. Pet. GB phla'o workout at Cleorwller. Now.Orleans; •• 40 25 .615 Allen ts atlU reco...-ing from Denver:, • .....38 29 ,561 3 severe cut.& of his right hand ~ •••••• : . 35 2e .li47 4'k sul!erecl til an accident last fl~top. • • • • ~~ ~~ .~8 16\i Aug. 24.)!ut 110 »&r~lcipaled In ,, AIIJIM!'!"••••, ~ ..·,ta _.348 17\2 an Indoor workout. . OaldiniL _, ' •.•. 22 d .344 17\i, •. while Deritioo! ,encoonters Marietta and Qt&Orbeln p)a,ys Wlttertbel'fl at Denison. Other ThUrsday night action saw SteUbenville belt St. VI,. ·cent · of Pennsylvania 91-631 rn0i.... ' ooll,,. W81 tlte lllUuton whip Hlll~dalo, Mich., Thur sda,y night' • i!i•,imi, _with a1x same• Ansel•• Tournament Scores ... . ''· '' > ..'",ll· .. ' . . ' I~~ · ;, ".:.\-: . ~ '·' · those· handst)me 1 -~~ · . SPORr COATS I "'· .. ~ \. · -for ·a · 5-YEAR WARRANTY ,.,, Hill), • . "' ·. ' tol)lght VI,_~ l'ldnt (1~). • 8:15 ~lll vj/•y!l)loo Count,y Satlirdly - 8:00 -Championshlp G""e. , • · · (At i.ucosvUle) ·_· · Tonight- S:QO -lrolitrlR (10.8) P0r11111100!1h (11·5), vi: .' ATH&R MIDDLEPORT; OHIO' Big, Bard·Worklng Range .. ~At tow; Low Price I 4Q"Ranue . ' • SpAciOu. Oven witb Removable Door for euy deon· inl • Ac:eurate Puabbuttllll CGnlzolo • HiJh·Speeil Cal- rod• Surfao:e Unite • Applianal Outlet • Divided Cook· lop 10itb Iota oiJOOIIl Only $239 ·.~i~c:.t:ca~se:.·: filirney. Begins Your Choice ~- ' )' 8;15l>atuiday - 8:00 ' . <'!", I Tonight,;_ ' · • . •SELF CLEANING OVfH *t8 8PBCIAL WIRING ALLOWANCE 0. All11tlo11 !lot~k Range IU.NOW llffU: tOll ()HIUPCJWfiiii i~TlliU"\UNI \' �........... . ' ~ ~-· RIMID UTION • OIIl!OII -; \'f'flf'r4-1f• . . WJlLI).,..'$. FAll SUPPlY d ' ' ,, Women ··Elect ' lfOTORO'-A .... ' ,..nmw, \ . . . RUTLAND, 0. 7'!N6ft .' I "'-'"" .,,.,.., ,,.,. fl_Wf'r anitl ,...,. '"" ,.;..,.., li .,,,ltl•lw... - "POI"'-MI.:tfOI"'' (iO) • ' SOLlD STATE . for use;· The botlc pjil;. tilt .110•• 1i\ deVelop~ tho' IMt bot- ..... thai It will tory was 11> IDijlrove 'tho m..nJ • for ldontll)'lrw llld meuurlrw an<e with ablJIUu tbo~ rllalll lo sueceas by the U, ln varloua occu»ations. . The teit bottecy Is uaell b¥ entjJI.,yment servlcos.as tht ~ilc experimental lnstndnontll lor -i SLIM,• TRIM STYLING •••• MODEL XC20C AM Clock Radio. Wake-to-Musl~. News or Buqer Alarm. Clock face lights with soft glow Ill let you fell lime In lbe dal'k. Polystyrene ' cabinet In · Charcoal, White or Beige. ·WERNER RADIO &.TV ' . 0. WITH llli·Rlll AHIIFmiNGS co••un A! "!IUIID Stoinleu st,el maket • the ideal link becauae itr; hard, politfltd SUF · face reaiti• rust and Ctcids , and will nat J etackd chip, cratt or peel. It form1 a t•om· len ,unit that is IIOhl in weight, tlaty 1~ d•an, and ultrq-modern in dt· sign and appearance. 1 This big 33 • 21 ·inch, ledge-type, double· bowl sin• is sound deodened to reduce clotter ond j:lisposer noise . It col'!es com- Control Represents County's Largest Single Program. Comes Saturday' Pr. PLEASANT - Sllldra Nichola was oleellld prelldent of tile Ma11011 CGuttV Re!>Ubllcao WQIIWI'a Club 1buradl,l' nllfll, Jean Rardin •"odUteJiliOI'II'l' ebaltllllll IUitll the Dew 1968 oflimos were eleellld. Eleellld 11> • " ' 111111 Mrs. Nichola were Lou110 !IIUarave, prellfdent; Mal')lll))n, ~eerttary and Psul,yne Brflhl, treelllrer. Mlllllberehlp duu were eel ot $1 per person, and · the voted to hold meellllp oo tile second end fourlfl Tlllradl,l' of eech mooth durin& tile olectloo ~N - 1bo GlenYIIIe Slate College Wlnil £11oemble wlllpreaent a eoocert at Wahania fU8I1 Sellool Gym on saturday, March 2nd at 10:30 a.m. 111e ...,~itt 11 opon tO the public IIIUi tl'ee. Tho 42 me'der l1'<>ui> to ""' der lite direcllon ol Rcmlld Roaa, aoalllled by Edward Vlllll)'lld, a former band clrscfor ot Wahsma. 'Ilia ensemble Is on a COIIt8rt ll>or this week ond Will end 111 ll>or saturday morning at Wahuna. II Ia to pla,y at Mlddle.POrt Hlp School on Frida¥ eve- 1811011. Mrs. Nichols -">ted proIJ'&m committees ll IOIIOWI: March 14 - Mrs. Sarah Dow. son end Mrs. Jesee Mtynard; March 28 -DreamaAolktr,Bel· ale ~e, Hilda Slllrgeon and a eoverod cllh dlmer wao lehedulod for April 18 wltll Mrs. Laul• Muacrave, chairman, Mra. Ro,y Elh-ur, Mra. Jack - - and Mrs. Pot Morpn In ellarp o( arr1J1881110!11a, 1be next mteUDa Will be It 7:30 p.m. March ·If ot tile TilEndle-)Yol Manor. Tuberculo~is Wmd Ensemble . Vital StiJtistics . '• ·, illr)h& 74 Fomoleo 30 Melea 41 Deaths 210 Fomoles 96 MelulU Daslho in boiiiJital, 115. OUtside hospital, 95 CAUSES OF lEATH ning, of Wahama Hlp School, llld a Iormor member of tile Wltboma Band, la a ·member of.the•sem· blo. ., Co~lex Catdlac Chrlllllne Howard, .......Ito •••••••••••• , , , •• , , 91 Cerebral Vascular Accident • , ;-•••••• , •• 25 World's largest water reser·· voir la the S811o oie AkleadavUie reser\ooir In ~n-. Callcer .• • • • • , • , • , • • • , , , , •.•·, • • • ••• 24 . Pneurnonla • • •••• , ••• , ,, ·• • , ·, • , ., , • • • 10 ' ·, : . .:; Uren~tl. •• I • • • • • I • • • • o o Or lt ~ -·') •Io \ i...f' ~ ll .. · '· -~·-····.'·'· ,•:.. I I t . . ~k , • ~· . ' 0 I I . Other I I . ~ t ttttoo, oltltlt .o 'o'! .'~llll ,o22 I I I •• t I I • 0 I •• I I 0 '1 1 I L I ....... ; • • o I 1 • •• I .. . 10 ' Board of llcaltli:- · · 39 Men Go '' . . Selim ~· . 'ilwewlcz, ~D., prealdeal of the ,-~, ., To ~bland 1 t t ._It ..n.· botrcl; Dale Dutton, vice president ol .tile botrd; " C' .. Vfrlll Atkins, Charles Peralnpr, llld liGbert ljeoale, members. '' HEALTH IEPARTMENT PERSONNEL cat~~ertmi E. a. ·111., Loweey, beol!h 1111'80; aerator, spray · attach- '' ol "-"'th, llld rfi(otror. • , •"· IF • • ~ ' • I l .. ·~ • · ' iJEAIIr!l ~~JIENT EXPENm:rut~ES / ' _::. ' ' ' ' • ". ; ·•• • : •.• ·• •• ' ••••• ,ft~~OQ . ' ' ., ' . ..................~01 <'1'·' ., .,. ' ..... u ,, . . '·, ···~ .. ····!~~·""· ".!'I ·f· "· ' I ~~ tJi· I \' ·,<' 1' \ , ' .: First Children's ~Clinic in 1967 _,., 1"- Twice a year ment and basket stra;,.,., s~e . Accordlna to tile re<Ol'd, Melga COIIII!y Columbus to be read by Ro,y Donnorberr, Wh£11 an active case ol111bereuloala Ia dlhaa tho hl8f1eot tuberculosis rate Ill tile otste · M.D., of Betl Fraoklln santtulum «<ld Unl-· apoee4, .......,gemwa are made ror tho pe. of Ohf!l. 1baro!ore tuberculosis li tile Hoollh verol~ Hospl~, Colom!Jul, Ohio, .Mefga Ileal to be pla<;od lit a tuberculln bolljlitel: Departmeal'alargoot o!Dsle prograln. Coil& Cheat Clinic Clinician. The eosl.o of tile cllnlclan liOl'Yicea, x~a,yo, Thoro ore several steps neceaeary II> de· The rosuln oltlle lkln hill, tile ioxlw- ma:dl<l!tion ond ho.tallzatlon are pold rrom IA!ct and cOntrolluberculools. ledge pined trom reeding the ftlmo and tile lila 111berculosls lovy, 1blsleyy Ia voled up. The Orot In the detection of lubereulools !amlly hlalocy are all given consideration on nery five years by tile - l e of Meigs Ia by .aidn woilna. 1bls Ia a olmple teat by tho clinician. 91ould he deem It advfu. couaty, Which revesll Whether or not a person car- blo, he may tho lndiYidUal submit During 1967 there were slz chest ollnlca, riel tuberculin germs Ill his bocflo, 1!. he Is sputum apoclmena, visit the cheot clinic, 1112 perBQQs visited .the cllnlcs, 516 x-ra,ya a ,positive reaofor, tills lndlcsteo lhat at end be given chemopJ'IIIlhylaxls. were tak0J1, 389 sklti hlsts were done Ill the aomo time In his ll!e he has boell Ill contact Evecy slz to elpt weeks, Dr, Domer- heeltll department ond 61 of tlloae were poliwllh an actiYO caae ol amerculosla. berg vlllla Meigs CGuttV for tile cheotclln- , live .motors. There were six porooos ...,. However, tho. preSOillie of tile gerlns does leo. Prior to tho clinics, tile stall or the fined fo tho samtaJ:htm, 1breo of tbese hove not mean that he hao active dlaoaao. Close HOalth Department contacts the per IIIIIs fo boon discharged. ~ · contacts of ,poiiUve reactor& shwld be akin be seen, advllllng them to have lbolr x-ra,y The Melp Cou11Q> TuberculO•·and Hesltll !Alated In an eftort to ferret out tile active· and provtdlnc them wllh lhe necesucy date. Asan. works Ill coniunctioa Wllh tbe'loeal eases. Arter tile clinics, tile heslth deparbnont ad- ' health ~ In tile detection and When an Individual Is a ,posiUve ructor, Ylses tho ramUy pilyslcten olthe cliniC's lind- trol of ud,ereUiosls. This aseney as811111oa It Ia ,IIOC~BIIQ', tbol an ,.ra,y be taken to de· fnls, and lnlol'lllatlve loltA!rs are sent to · tile coot Ql the first x.ra,y lakon from a per. tefllllne Wllelber '),"~tile germs haveesua- per..,.• Wlloao x-ra,yo were lnlarpreted by am~lo !otmd to be a ,positive reaotor. are ~ ID llt_o ~1!111~. . . ., . 1od, ~ ~;...,.~·:e Of.\':1 11/l'J: 111Q' .<o.·•M h t'h 11' 19B'Ui i7 ~ ~ • ·~ ..~ . ~ ~'"') ~II·" '•· ( ,.• plete with convenient sinale lever faucet and 59.95 CNIIOV_I,IY PLUM.IIG A HUTIIIG ....,., eral · eoildu•cted thrii"'!hhout oaeh year at.lbo Moln Cou~ Doo · partment of Health offices. <> I 1 IIAINUIS IIUl DOUIII IOWI IINI OONNERBEIIG, Milo cheot ellnldiD. O!llo ~~~~ Uni- veral~ ·lloiiiJital and Ben Fl:lllklb! Sonlfaii..,, Columtius', <;On. liiu with a resident oorlrw a cheat Clinic which wis ,..; tl! sey. ' ' Nichols 1 I I I ROY for many years, tho Meigs County Hoolth o.partmtnt has sent children lo orlhopedlc, eardl.lc, epUIJlll• llld plaotl< clinics In nolgilborlng cou~ tiea. Although many chlldron, with - h and hearlllll pi'Qbo lemi were rolorred 1o lite !&col ·he!llth department by dootora llld school poraomel, no clinic lacUitles were avalf. allle lo tile deportment. ,- lloiwner, In )ray or 1967 the ftrst Ptdlatrlc·Oinlogical llflcnols!lc Clinic was held . • "' Molgl County. "' July' Sop. timber -u.d Novobmar addlo tlonll clinic• wore held•. The --~b ,and lleerlrw fll. plrtnl""'o !lVliiQII ol Mat• I• eal and Chlld Heellll ol the Ohio l:!opartmeat of Hooltll, secured the eervlcea of tbo IIIJOOc~ ther111lsta andau4lologlsta 11'0111 Ohio Unlverol~, pediotriclans !rom H o I • e r Holljlltal, and piyeholosl•ts and otnlogloto !rom Columbus to staff these cllnies. The ar-o rarw«nen~a ·lnd contacts lor the elinlc:s were completed bythe~smmol~lbeMelga Cou~ Health Departmen&. Elgh~ht chlldreli were seen at the four clloles and psyeholoslcal alildles were doot onolghto!thosochlldroo. Children fow1d lohave -lou• probltmJ were rolerredlolfle SCale Servlcu for , CriiJpled C~on. • �........... . ' ~ ~-· RIMID UTION • OIIl!OII -; \'f'flf'r4-1f• . . WJlLI).,..'$. FAll SUPPlY d ' ' ,, Women ··Elect ' lfOTORO'-A .... ' ,..nmw, \ . . . RUTLAND, 0. 7'!N6ft .' I "'-'"" .,,.,.., ,,.,. fl_Wf'r anitl ,...,. '"" ,.;..,.., li .,,,ltl•lw... - "POI"'-MI.:tfOI"'' (iO) • ' SOLlD STATE . for use;· The botlc pjil;. tilt .110•• 1i\ deVelop~ tho' IMt bot- ..... thai It will tory was 11> IDijlrove 'tho m..nJ • for ldontll)'lrw llld meuurlrw an<e with ablJIUu tbo~ rllalll lo sueceas by the U, ln varloua occu»ations. . The teit bottecy Is uaell b¥ entjJI.,yment servlcos.as tht ~ilc experimental lnstndnontll lor -i SLIM,• TRIM STYLING •••• MODEL XC20C AM Clock Radio. Wake-to-Musl~. News or Buqer Alarm. Clock face lights with soft glow Ill let you fell lime In lbe dal'k. Polystyrene ' cabinet In · Charcoal, White or Beige. ·WERNER RADIO &.TV ' . 0. WITH llli·Rlll AHIIFmiNGS co••un A! "!IUIID Stoinleu st,el maket • the ideal link becauae itr; hard, politfltd SUF · face reaiti• rust and Ctcids , and will nat J etackd chip, cratt or peel. It form1 a t•om· len ,unit that is IIOhl in weight, tlaty 1~ d•an, and ultrq-modern in dt· sign and appearance. 1 This big 33 • 21 ·inch, ledge-type, double· bowl sin• is sound deodened to reduce clotter ond j:lisposer noise . It col'!es com- Control Represents County's Largest Single Program. Comes Saturday' Pr. PLEASANT - Sllldra Nichola was oleellld prelldent of tile Ma11011 CGuttV Re!>Ubllcao WQIIWI'a Club 1buradl,l' nllfll, Jean Rardin •"odUteJiliOI'II'l' ebaltllllll IUitll the Dew 1968 oflimos were eleellld. Eleellld 11> • " ' 111111 Mrs. Nichola were Lou110 !IIUarave, prellfdent; Mal')lll))n, ~eerttary and Psul,yne Brflhl, treelllrer. Mlllllberehlp duu were eel ot $1 per person, and · the voted to hold meellllp oo tile second end fourlfl Tlllradl,l' of eech mooth durin& tile olectloo ~N - 1bo GlenYIIIe Slate College Wlnil £11oemble wlllpreaent a eoocert at Wahania fU8I1 Sellool Gym on saturday, March 2nd at 10:30 a.m. 111e ...,~itt 11 opon tO the public IIIUi tl'ee. Tho 42 me'der l1'<>ui> to ""' der lite direcllon ol Rcmlld Roaa, aoalllled by Edward Vlllll)'lld, a former band clrscfor ot Wahsma. 'Ilia ensemble Is on a COIIt8rt ll>or this week ond Will end 111 ll>or saturday morning at Wahuna. II Ia to pla,y at Mlddle.POrt Hlp School on Frida¥ eve- 1811011. Mrs. Nichols -">ted proIJ'&m committees ll IOIIOWI: March 14 - Mrs. Sarah Dow. son end Mrs. Jesee Mtynard; March 28 -DreamaAolktr,Bel· ale ~e, Hilda Slllrgeon and a eoverod cllh dlmer wao lehedulod for April 18 wltll Mrs. Laul• Muacrave, chairman, Mra. Ro,y Elh-ur, Mra. Jack - - and Mrs. Pot Morpn In ellarp o( arr1J1881110!11a, 1be next mteUDa Will be It 7:30 p.m. March ·If ot tile TilEndle-)Yol Manor. Tuberculo~is Wmd Ensemble . Vital StiJtistics . '• ·, illr)h& 74 Fomoleo 30 Melea 41 Deaths 210 Fomoles 96 MelulU Daslho in boiiiJital, 115. OUtside hospital, 95 CAUSES OF lEATH ning, of Wahama Hlp School, llld a Iormor member of tile Wltboma Band, la a ·member of.the•sem· blo. ., Co~lex Catdlac Chrlllllne Howard, .......Ito •••••••••••• , , , •• , , 91 Cerebral Vascular Accident • , ;-•••••• , •• 25 World's largest water reser·· voir la the S811o oie AkleadavUie reser\ooir In ~n-. Callcer .• • • • • , • , • , • • • , , , , •.•·, • • • ••• 24 . Pneurnonla • • •••• , ••• , ,, ·• • , ·, • , ., , • • • 10 ' ·, : . .:; Uren~tl. •• I • • • • • I • • • • o o Or lt ~ -·') •Io \ i...f' ~ ll .. · '· -~·-····.'·'· ,•:.. I I t . . ~k , • ~· . ' 0 I I . Other I I . ~ t ttttoo, oltltlt .o 'o'! .'~llll ,o22 I I I •• t I I • 0 I •• I I 0 '1 1 I L I ....... ; • • o I 1 • •• I .. . 10 ' Board of llcaltli:- · · 39 Men Go '' . . Selim ~· . 'ilwewlcz, ~D., prealdeal of the ,-~, ., To ~bland 1 t t ._It ..n.· botrcl; Dale Dutton, vice president ol .tile botrd; " C' .. Vfrlll Atkins, Charles Peralnpr, llld liGbert ljeoale, members. '' HEALTH IEPARTMENT PERSONNEL cat~~ertmi E. a. ·111., Loweey, beol!h 1111'80; aerator, spray · attach- '' ol "-"'th, llld rfi(otror. • , •"· IF • • ~ ' • I l .. ·~ • · ' iJEAIIr!l ~~JIENT EXPENm:rut~ES / ' _::. ' ' ' ' • ". ; ·•• • : •.• ·• •• ' ••••• ,ft~~OQ . ' ' ., ' . ..................~01 <'1'·' ., .,. ' ..... u ,, . . '·, ···~ .. ····!~~·""· ".!'I ·f· "· ' I ~~ tJi· I \' ·,<' 1' \ , ' .: First Children's ~Clinic in 1967 _,., 1"- Twice a year ment and basket stra;,.,., s~e . Accordlna to tile re<Ol'd, Melga COIIII!y Columbus to be read by Ro,y Donnorberr, Wh£11 an active case ol111bereuloala Ia dlhaa tho hl8f1eot tuberculosis rate Ill tile otste · M.D., of Betl Fraoklln santtulum «<ld Unl-· apoee4, .......,gemwa are made ror tho pe. of Ohf!l. 1baro!ore tuberculosis li tile Hoollh verol~ Hospl~, Colom!Jul, Ohio, .Mefga Ileal to be pla<;od lit a tuberculln bolljlitel: Departmeal'alargoot o!Dsle prograln. Coil& Cheat Clinic Clinician. The eosl.o of tile cllnlclan liOl'Yicea, x~a,yo, Thoro ore several steps neceaeary II> de· The rosuln oltlle lkln hill, tile ioxlw- ma:dl<l!tion ond ho.tallzatlon are pold rrom IA!ct and cOntrolluberculools. ledge pined trom reeding the ftlmo and tile lila 111berculosls lovy, 1blsleyy Ia voled up. The Orot In the detection of lubereulools !amlly hlalocy are all given consideration on nery five years by tile - l e of Meigs Ia by .aidn woilna. 1bls Ia a olmple teat by tho clinician. 91ould he deem It advfu. couaty, Which revesll Whether or not a person car- blo, he may tho lndiYidUal submit During 1967 there were slz chest ollnlca, riel tuberculin germs Ill his bocflo, 1!. he Is sputum apoclmena, visit the cheot clinic, 1112 perBQQs visited .the cllnlcs, 516 x-ra,ya a ,positive reaofor, tills lndlcsteo lhat at end be given chemopJ'IIIlhylaxls. were tak0J1, 389 sklti hlsts were done Ill the aomo time In his ll!e he has boell Ill contact Evecy slz to elpt weeks, Dr, Domer- heeltll department ond 61 of tlloae were poliwllh an actiYO caae ol amerculosla. berg vlllla Meigs CGuttV for tile cheotclln- , live .motors. There were six porooos ...,. However, tho. preSOillie of tile gerlns does leo. Prior to tho clinics, tile stall or the fined fo tho samtaJ:htm, 1breo of tbese hove not mean that he hao active dlaoaao. Close HOalth Department contacts the per IIIIIs fo boon discharged. ~ · contacts of ,poiiUve reactor& shwld be akin be seen, advllllng them to have lbolr x-ra,y The Melp Cou11Q> TuberculO•·and Hesltll !Alated In an eftort to ferret out tile active· and provtdlnc them wllh lhe necesucy date. Asan. works Ill coniunctioa Wllh tbe'loeal eases. Arter tile clinics, tile heslth deparbnont ad- ' health ~ In tile detection and When an Individual Is a ,posiUve ructor, Ylses tho ramUy pilyslcten olthe cliniC's lind- trol of ud,ereUiosls. This aseney as811111oa It Ia ,IIOC~BIIQ', tbol an ,.ra,y be taken to de· fnls, and lnlol'lllatlve loltA!rs are sent to · tile coot Ql the first x.ra,y lakon from a per. tefllllne Wllelber '),"~tile germs haveesua- per..,.• Wlloao x-ra,yo were lnlarpreted by am~lo !otmd to be a ,positive reaotor. are ~ ID llt_o ~1!111~. . . ., . 1od, ~ ~;...,.~·:e Of.\':1 11/l'J: 111Q' .<o.·•M h t'h 11' 19B'Ui i7 ~ ~ • ·~ ..~ . ~ ~'"') ~II·" '•· ( ,.• plete with convenient sinale lever faucet and 59.95 CNIIOV_I,IY PLUM.IIG A HUTIIIG ....,., eral · eoildu•cted thrii"'!hhout oaeh year at.lbo Moln Cou~ Doo · partment of Health offices. <> I 1 IIAINUIS IIUl DOUIII IOWI IINI OONNERBEIIG, Milo cheot ellnldiD. O!llo ~~~~ Uni- veral~ ·lloiiiJital and Ben Fl:lllklb! Sonlfaii..,, Columtius', <;On. liiu with a resident oorlrw a cheat Clinic which wis ,..; tl! sey. ' ' Nichols 1 I I I ROY for many years, tho Meigs County Hoolth o.partmtnt has sent children lo orlhopedlc, eardl.lc, epUIJlll• llld plaotl< clinics In nolgilborlng cou~ tiea. Although many chlldron, with - h and hearlllll pi'Qbo lemi were rolorred 1o lite !&col ·he!llth department by dootora llld school poraomel, no clinic lacUitles were avalf. allle lo tile deportment. ,- lloiwner, In )ray or 1967 the ftrst Ptdlatrlc·Oinlogical llflcnols!lc Clinic was held . • "' Molgl County. "' July' Sop. timber -u.d Novobmar addlo tlonll clinic• wore held•. The --~b ,and lleerlrw fll. plrtnl""'o !lVliiQII ol Mat• I• eal and Chlld Heellll ol the Ohio l:!opartmeat of Hooltll, secured the eervlcea of tbo IIIJOOc~ ther111lsta andau4lologlsta 11'0111 Ohio Unlverol~, pediotriclans !rom H o I • e r Holljlltal, and piyeholosl•ts and otnlogloto !rom Columbus to staff these cllnies. The ar-o rarw«nen~a ·lnd contacts lor the elinlc:s were completed bythe~smmol~lbeMelga Cou~ Health Departmen&. Elgh~ht chlldreli were seen at the four clloles and psyeholoslcal alildles were doot onolghto!thosochlldroo. Children fow1d lohave -lou• probltmJ were rolerredlolfle SCale Servlcu for , CriiJpled C~on. • �. ··'.•,' .. '. . ,, '+. u.... daughter, • ' • ' ' l ' Meetin , of nd guoat& or their Mr. and Mrs. Eldon kina a cam· ndMra. raKr w y i - --: lfarl~ to .. • 011"'' • consult a Star, reaular 7:4~· p.m. Maoudc .-' '(" ·.; ,: ''• I .' ·· ~ ,. ullenaaufftred 1 To nt. . A ' ~~ .t E • • ' I. ~ II monlh, ol p. -m.; Eleanor lr• • KENO : CIUI 12 Clr· • . ~ ' • ,'. ..i· · NE TED Our alue ,, y ' ,. $119 ' '· ·Avera s Rated sed .. tHE . .. . . . . . . . . . �. ··'.•,' .. '. . ,, '+. u.... daughter, • ' • ' ' l ' Meetin , of nd guoat& or their Mr. and Mrs. Eldon kina a cam· ndMra. raKr w y i - --: lfarl~ to .. • 011"'' • consult a Star, reaular 7:4~· p.m. Maoudc .-' '(" ·.; ,: ''• I .' ·· ~ ,. ullenaaufftred 1 To nt. . 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MCEII'OJI a and to limit Ulto ..diiOrll)' Hlllh ro1 .. defending state p H claimed Ulo bill, as wrlllton, d • • IS H R' n Pa . )laVe ~­ ' lleYelclp. of- somt. pollee lor ·'I' RAJIF(IJID, , i the n w preside - tond Ha d e Co. t Msson .. 'I I, .. , I, ' I. ' m- GA Gallla lll&h Club ....... .. . !" . soa h fnr tho r-lnllw lout vletlma or the I 1867 su~ $ 9. n.:. • ·dl!.-..t.or, '' -.' '' ,. I, k' � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 1, 1968 nicholson starr