https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ac0d4a5ad9197a211255db89aa51d38e.pdf 99c75b66f4899ce7108636f5bd24281f PDF Text Text . . ti '. ~,...,.~ ' , S~ I ,i I ' t.<ac, :~,•·• , • 'I , 'flli' 'll!tly · ~tii!OI, f!>lneroy••14ld!ll'!'lrt• 1, " • I\ • > i 0., ¥Arc 4,1968 ,~!et O!tirgea ·After ~~ <;., -.,- 1 I "' . . ,.~ ' .i, ·~·' /I; ) ,' ~~ ;;:: ,, .1~ ro~rm~ Sr. , '\be ~ .~ Patrol charged~ loi' Mayes, 24, Rt. 2 Leon, with driving while Intoxicated, leaving Ute acene ol an accident (bltsld,p) and no q>orator'sllcen&e. lllll!l••••l!lllllilri ' •MBGS , THEATRE Tonight through Thursday a!lrch 4-7 , Rocl..n and'Mamme"teln'l "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" (Technkol..-) JuUe Andrews Chrbtopher Plummer cartoon: CoiM •nd Rolabf.ra Runnil!ll time: 3 hts, 15 minutes Bos-oaice doses: S:lS p.m. Admlsllon: $1.25 and 7SC. SHOW START!! 7 PM wes~ dtivO!IbyCartollO.DeLong, 35, Marietta. Del0118's wile, Janet, 29, hlo daugllter, Cheryl, 6; and his Ofl&. year-old son, Jeffrey, sefferod cuts and were .taken to Holzer Hospital by Frank Knox, Galli' paUs, a passing motorist.. They were treated and released. Ma,yes accordlngtowitnesses, drove a.:.r toward Gallipolis af. ter the colltBion, leoving tbe DeLong car at an angl~ in the midclle of the hll!hwa.r. City Pollee were ootlfied. Wttnesaes said Mayes got as rar as Bob Evans Steal<house, turned around and headed back to Kanauga. Headed north through Kanauga, M~es pas~ the scene oC the accident. Clly Patrolman Sllas J , Hamilton, who ls also a deputy sherlll', went to thelerry tanding and apprehended M~es and a passenger, Carl A. Bugg, 2S, Henderson, who was <harpd , , ', ",' .,, , :n s~· ~L -·.·, Sa~ Admll~- Ma~ y . , Jol!l!"' iUliiift:J;~ Sr., Braley, pomeroy,1 , RD 3, -~; ..'cllod at lil~, Sa~ Dlscllli"pa, - Mra. j'• r~llilltnoo ~- ~­ RII)'IIIOIId McClellalld,Eve!1DMc. ~· ~~ 1101 bora Feb. 9, Caakey, Robert Davis, Reubeli · 190:1' In R,utlimlllle was precod. Frle!ld, Marion llal'nelt, Flnbro i!d In ~ ~ bla !Aill_pr, JosAleshire, Peggy CremeanL IIJh Wesley ~OUR& , Smdi.Y Admlallons - Richard Mr. YOUIII was ret>OJ'\od to have Dailey, Middleport; Vance MlJ. dlod ,or 'a ~-lbllidod WWIId. ' · hosn, Tuppers Plains; nObm ' • Mr. 'y01111 owned IlK! -~ Wlndland, Goj<svllle; Hazel Shiv- ed YOUII&'I 8Jjlerpw:kel, Pearl : ·:· elor, Minersville; ElolaeAdams, andlocual St: ,m_ ,.U~Iplri.He ·. : 1\>meroy; James Auther11011, !IY· waa a member ~ the Christian racuse; Pauline Perry, none,. Church In· ·BUll~ the MelliS Smday Dlschargea- FJIIIIior CountY Beqlo Clom.ol·whlch he Redman, Charles Coullln. Dot· waa a .11"111 1'\"'al!lont; a, charter . , , . , is !lddmore, Ethel FJlla, Rich, member or the Meigs C0U11tY ard Dailey. Riding Club, a member of. the Feeney J~omelt 1\>st 128, Mid· MEIGS GENERAL HOSPfi'AL dieporl, and of the Iaaac Waltoo ' League, COLUMBUS (UPI>- Res!-s ~ AdmlaBions- None, •He .Ia ...mved ~ hla wile, acroaa the 11ate &lndil Di811t ~ Discharges- Harry ,....... · Smith Georgia F ol --..,; a ...,, Joe YOIIItl Jr., reported apottlng • !ormation of &md.y Adml 1'trey. _,. Loul j:aml>ridp; two daughters, Mrs. UFOa with blazing lalla ~­ , R !bel _ '. t sle F-~' lllarles Au (J.., 11IiiJ Brad.. iljl' thr<JUI!h the sldea. A llj)Okese • TVmeroy, r .._, bury, Middleport, and Mrs. WU1\>meroy. , Uam (Mary Jane) Kjlohso, Qdl. man lor the Greater Clndmatl Airport Coillrol Tower said lite Smday Discharges - None. llcotbo; his mother, Mrs. J0811e unl-od !lYing obJecta ...,.;, ~· Price, BD, Pomeroyi J>robabl.y ametoorltebrsaidJiloG>. BUSINESSES GVTTED three brotbera, Robert, ol TrOy, The Ohio HliltWf.Y Petrol said EAST LIVERPooL, Ohlo(UPI) Vblo; Frank, Rutland, and wn. retldenta uaJI over the state'' - Damage was es1imeted at 1\>maroy; two sisters, Mra. ran to their to report · :nw.ooo after a· !Ire gutted bur, Lurene Kerute<IY, Galeoa, Ohio, the strange objects, which were four business elltabUshmentaand and Mrs. C, W. (Peal!ne) Buck, uaeemlrial,y ln ll"'OJJIB 81\JWbH.· damaged slx olhars here 9Jn. Rutland, and &evl!l! grandchlt. from two to six and possibly day night. Fire Chlel Allred Van drm. seven." Dyne said the cause ol the blaze Funorsl &ervlcea will be held The lll!htera Included several was undetermined. Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Raw. slucleots at Ohio State Unlveralty lings Coats Funeral Home with who reported thtll' saw three obthe Rev. Rayriloo Kookrisbt of. jecta !lYing lnatrlangularlorme. ftdat!ng. Burial will be tn River. Uon across the campus oval. They PT. PLEASANT - Funeral view cemetery, MlddiOJIOrt. were deserfbed as 41green tilth Services for Chatles Lewis IrFrienda may call at theluneral llttle tails," Vin, 47, ol Dunbar, a former home anytime. Muon Countlan, will be held at ~ 2 »· m., Tuolday in the Ashton l!aJ>tiBt O.urch, with burial In BUSY DEPARTMENT GAUGES - Galllpolla, 12.2 the Bsa1e Chapel Cern-y at Middleport Firemen were csll- and 12.7 1'lllllllng 4.5 teet o1 roll- Awl• Grove. od to the Cash Darll property m ers; Pl. PIeasant, 2t. 20 ; Pome- Cl Mr. Irvin collapsed at t h e Route 55f saturdar at 5:44 p. roy-Me...,, 20.40; lllntm, 1.10 Yle Center Saturday night In m. to extinguish a bruah lire. On !Alling; Kanawha Fallo, 3.20 !Ill- , Cbarleaton while attending the &mcia,y at 4:58 p.m. the depart- lng; O.arleston, 17.80 tailing. Eddie Arnold !ibow and """ dead ment went to Leading Creek Road London Marmet and WlnOetd on arrival at Charleaton General to extinguish snoUtor brush Ore. are on U.e siU. ' lloSpltal. .. At 4:06 a.m. MondaJ, the emer~ He was an emrloyee ol the Stores llopartment Iii the FIIIC seney '""ad went to Ute Oren ATTEND SHOW Ward home In Chellhlre. Ward Meiss CountY !ilerlll and Mr a. Corporation, Soirth O.arleston. waa taken to Veterans Memor~ and a memberottheDmbarFirst tal Hol!(l(tal where he was ad· Robert c. 'Hartenbach, !fr. and IIQtlot Church. Mrs .• Grover Salser, Jr .• and mltted as a medical patient. SurVIVItw are hi a widow, Hel101, Mrs. Roger Theiss werelnCharloston, W, Va., Sa~ Dill& to and these daut~h!era, Nrt. Jean HOS!'ITA#· 65: vdL. .. ... Tailed ·()f.Os,\ ... Excite Ohio : !(~I '• ' Get • ·:wherever 'you.·g~ ~. ·Uda.ll with ,a new co·rdl·ess ~attery- R:oWereU Opens · RCA.:Vlctor · tape recorder :PPobe ' WA9UNGTON (UPI) - The JoYet'DIIlont Ia lnveettsal!ng ,w)lithor OU!ciala ol the Interior ·llol>.,.,..ont u&ed a New York ~ made ivallllhle ~ a ~rlvate Orm wider guYennnent contriiOI. Kerner (Continued rrom Page 1) but ballcally there will jusl be Maytag factory par!J. ::-: No substitutes. 1 Work IJ performed by Maytag, company· trained tecluiidans. I We leave everything neat as a pin and clean :: : And This rmer Service Costs No Morel Ust Ill evaluate ~ur work. a lot ot talk." Jack F. Osborne, a Nashville, -: - t e In the white cvmmunlly have loBI any lalth In the federal government and ita potlctes... they distrust any re. port lasuod by any governmen- ean bu7 a Mayta( Ill)'· when Ia lht U.S.A. and find a dtaltr will 11plln JOUf 1\ll)'la( produell, Wlth mao,y, there waa a dl-ssllll lear that no repo~ no ~ program, can brlna peace to American cities, Rooatd M. Green, a Harvard graduate ltudeot, spoke tor some: "parhapa we'll get some results flve years trom nowafter ave more bloody awn. Arnold, Ute famed wase atures in teens. Colder Tuesday andthmlit· tie change untU warmer late In the week, butturnlrwcoldar around the weekend. PreciPitation will total around one-tenth lnchmeltecl aoutb IDd around three-tenths Inch DOrUt, Snow aurriea moatly north Tuesday, llsht III>W - t middle ol the week and IDOWflurrlesaplnaround Showing Our Exclvilvo Maytag Bldg, Used Exclusively Por CERTIFIED MAYTAG SERVICf. THAT'S THE BEST i) e We Service Your Old Wringer Washer aad Your Alilomatic eWe GIYI You The Best Tratle-Jn Allowance F.or Tour Present Washer • Why. Buy Where You Have ADou•t Of The Servfct Repair? Get Red C111pet Service Here ancl Be Sure! A Soft New SV'le----- .- Rutland Furniture 742-4211 ........ 0.. Lei Uo Rs·lf,fle Your Hair lor a SaftllldPn!l1 MR. REIBEL ILL The 1\>meroy emorpmeyiQWI 011swarod a call at 11:05 8ulllq momlng to tll8 TrlnU;y United Church or Chrlat jD POmeroi · whore Mr. LOuis Relbe!, attendlnl churdt, bad ~· lll. Hi wao !akmto Melga Genoralllosflljal where he ,.., 11 a m...cal patient. . uo>. . Gl!EABNER WINS BROOKVD..LE, N. Y, Clark Graeliotet, w, R. Peers. Major General ol 1be 4th lnlaotry Dlvialon, Pic. Vanes . dlatlngullhod hlmsell whlle serving with Co. D, 70fth Maintenance Bn., fth In!. Dlv. on sept. 8, 1967. Pic. Vance was working In the batlation trains area when h.! received word that a track reeoveey vehicle had exploded and was on !Ire along the western perimeter dangered by exploding ariununltlon, until the Ore waa finally extingulshed. Pic. Vance' 1 per- MRS. ARNOLD ADMli'TED Mra. Dorea Arnold, ·R o c k "'rlnsa Rd., 1\>maroy, was admitted In St. Joaepha Hoapltal tn Parkorlllurg &mda1. (U~ rorn.trb- o1 Beat;h-_ Olllo, IIIII • roll- of Yotfc, a.e theLooil '. Mag... titration. the ended ':."'~ Olher.·Batter'y Powered RCA VIdor Tape· Recorders 49.95 to 19~95 Elberfelds In The Daily S,ntinells Ptoud to' bitrotluce JEFFREY. WARNER ·SEN'ONil 9, 4~ ~~. l'llljtiia~; ' ' "' . ' . hours tn the race of io.vernment trooP• and American artiU,ry and hetlcop. , 3, -lh• e>pmses questlc)nod a claim ol . ~3,035 In calls and tel~• from the firm's N.li ! ork olflco and the ~ -mliir; ' and $15,364 lor ''travel and)~t\Dtertal.nment" plus separate billa totaling 'f550 for liqlllr. Rlf· It .R. Groal, R.Jowo. crltlclzecl Rench . _ , . claim Part ,, ' JeflrO,, ... vance continued his self.asslsned took, though constantly en- ~ !!I• ·aovernment ,in pro.. loua yeara whM Rand did work for the lletanae Dtvartmont oru! wora ·11111rovod by delenae ofllo clalo. GroU aald the ltrm charged $11,193 of U.o $4,260 anmtal rent for titS llllartment to the govern- moot. ter IWishiJ>s, ' The Allies reported at least 110 ol tho Communlats killed In the street lighting along with 4 'light" government trooPS losses and two Americans suaer- UW wounds. , In other attacks the guerrillas hurled more thon 15 mortar rounds Into the U.S. atrba&e at Cam Renh BaY, !Drmerly judged so secure that it was the only •IDI> on Prealdeot Joh.,. son's two vlsita to S:luth Vietnam. The Communists~ who struck blgger blows in thelr Jan. 31 and Feb. 18' drives against the nation•s pOpulation .~ ... wh,y ,. • ' 1 . f•Ntt~. ' ror •!o " I DDIIIVO\ifm a ...... va.- ,·. )., · f;ou ~e· J.I~~it is, Rocky U.S. and !:Outh VIetnamese troops reported killing at )N!H nurse who would work through the Meigs Count,y Health Depanment but be i>&ld !rom tuborc~>o losis levy funds was disc;ussed. Appt!csttons for the poslllon on elther a Culklme or part..:tlme basis arebelnasoughtlromquallo (Jed Perso~nel, It was reported. Results or the recent $In testing program In the sciiOp!l were reviewed. Attending the mpeting, at the home or Mr,anilMr$, MID' ning K!oeo. were Mr. and Mro. Richard Chambers, Mr.andMro. J. ~ Davia, M,r. and Mra. (lar.. once Headley, Mr..aadlll;s,Walo lace Br~ Mra. Kenllotllwn. <'!'o '¢ Paui Baer, , • .., ' ' . Ear:for ,an .-Ear••• I ' , •,t .. ,, '\'~~~ , ,, !\' it had used Nixon said. NiXon was in New HamPshire in a quest for votes In the state's tint - in .. the .. nation Presidential primary March 12. Nixon, while not spelling out low he would end the war, said :he nation has never seen "so much power used so ineltectiv&t,y," The former vice president at.~ warned that the Soviet Union PF C. VANCE Two Nur~e Scholarships Offered SCholar~l w}ll bo awarded Plans lor the annual meetll18 ' " thla oprtlli )D 11\0 ~ Count.Y o1 the AaBOCiallon also were c....: &ep!or I!J'l• bliorsauid 1D e... plet..l Dr. charles Beldwin of terlng the nurolng proleasloll !>Y tho Solibeaot ,Tubercutoals Ho.. the Meigs ~ Tubon:uloala pita! at· N.el~vllle wW be the " and Hedtll ~BOCiallon. guest oPeai<er. T~e m..U.. will Accordioli" lo .lliillbQ taljen at be held '~p"AprU 16 at the Coa receilt m..U..oftheejfilj!,utiVll'' lombla Gas Co. ol!lceo follow' PT. PLEiiSANT --.. A ~00.000 board of the Aoooclillon,Posterl trw a diMer at the Martin Re.. : 1 dvli . action. hal, been ffiod fa liv!J11 detsUs onthOICholarlhii>O tilurant. I the ofll'ce th4 'cti'cuit Clerk wW be ploc.,ct thla month ·In each A <ontrlbullon was made to the lty\od """ Allan llld JllMI AI.· oC the ave high achoOI" Girls ~r(Dgvlew llospltallor Mfatall,y Jan vo. Ward F. Web!>. Lakin, lnterelted ID making llllllilcal!oo Retarded at ll>rlng(leld. Ya; . , , ,, . ,, ono of the · .-hol,ar&htP• are 11 ,..,. riiPOrted that ~242.26 The lull li a rtallt ill ~~iuto- ' · direc! lot~ro 01 lllltillcatl~ ta thellital of PI'QCeodS, i'l'om.,.. acc!donl.' ~ ,March ,f, tD either Wallioe ~ P,... iwal O.rlatmu seal osle o1 the , ~ 4 J!W' .. oidenl, pr tX. fl(ro. llel'oleill Wllo Aosoclatloo. dlrl'ftdaltli ·.clslm, , cox;,etaeutilo *~' ' The noec1 ll>r a wbol'!>ulo•l> llflllleo!tlt and ' ' ' ' :'' ' ' ' ' ,. ' ' uu now, the war would be over."' 307 Communists. concentrated their attacks Moll" The fresh guerrilla attaeks day night and today ln the Delta came in the second day or !he where the Vi~ Cong have their third wue of assalllts against largest reseryes. Five prov1n- urban centers and key allit:d cial capitals came under mortar miUtary posts. cam Hanh Bay's and rocket attack. Quan l<>lll! peninsula base reported the w_.s hit h4f~~.t. guerrilla mortars hit r unwl,)'s Th': ~jJUa~ ·. il~::--""1\l . arul taXIways a~d ,il:nl_t!'f t~ (10rta61ir ai'iii!OiY"liad lilt >mall fire in a lutl duJiiPl <lJl!l:•. the city ~d two neai-by U.S. .spokesmen .said casualties and airfields. Th8n they stormed in. damage l'lere light. Their attack on the hOspital U.S. ortlcials today said that WIIi the seCond such strike in S7 American civilians have been two ~s. Monda.Y the VIet killed or c-.ptured or are li sted Coq broke into a Romin as missing in the turmoil or the CathoUc hospital near Kontum, past month's nationwide fight.. sprayirw at least one ward with tng. They said 32 were known submachlne gun fire. killed, 18 koown kl be captives In the air war~ U.S. Alr Force of the Communists and th<a fate Fl05 Thunderchlel jets Monday or seven more unknown. for the first time hlt the Ha SOuth Vietnamese officials D:tng shi,pyard, slx miles said that since the Jan, 31 southwest of the North Viet~ strikes, 6,518 civilians have been mese capital of IJaml. killed. They said 10,186 suffered In ground fighting Monday, wounds and that 40,615 houses were destroyed. Government The temperature in Pomeroy's oUicials said 652,007 civilians downtown business district was are now clanifled as war 48 c!Osrees under !lllfiiiY llhles refugees, about a third of them at 11:30 a.m. today. in and around Saigon. Suit Filed' Askmgf~~ . ' 82~.0,000 - w; ....-to hl• ~,..lily iitOiiliiwU.~ so graduaJiy. at the start the power it is using centers, or i• ' ' HAl\IPTON, N.H. (UP() - Former Vice President Richard today promised to "end the war'' In Vietnam U elected .President. "I pledge to you tfle new leadership wUl end 1he war and wifi the teace in the Pacific,•' Nixon ntd. The ilepubllcan presldenttsl ilao nplctly overtaken the United candidate, in an address to aboui: ~tea in strategic capbilitiea 200 people in this seacoast co~ :luring the adminle;tr~s or mun1(3, A.id the Johnson ad- Jolmson and the late President ministration had ..wasted the na- John F. Kennedy. tlon's military power by using lt M. Nixon sonal bravery, determinatlonand devutlon to duty are In keeping with Ute hll!hest traditions or tt)e military service and reflect great credit upon hlmaell, h i • unit and the Unll<!d States Arm.y, the commendation &W.fea," the cltallon said. A 196> graduate ol RuUand road. Upon reaching the scene of the incident, he immediate- llil!h SChool, Vance enlisted In ly 1>egan arding in extinguishing the Army in October, 1966. a h<ol!lli141 ano. waw • ••• today, Fllbt Rsoulta United PrfiOII)teniulorial NEW ORLEANS (\!PI),_.., l'ug)J, 142, Now OJ:Iean~, . out,9olnted Jerry l'ollesrlnl. lf6, Now Orlaans (16), ' · · , IIIEXICAU, llulco (IJI'Ollual Soriano, l4f 11-4, Jftcall, ' outpolrnd Ernie "IDdian ~" l.q)ez, U7'4' Loa AJWOI.. -- s;. Unlver•1t3; Jolm, Albanl, and llobert of Indiana. The bocl3 toattheBeardFune,. al Home l n Huntington where frlimdl may caU after f. p. m., the weekend. 8¥ the lntense fire. When the ext,lnguishera wore finally emptied, he aasl sted in tl1 rowing mud on the !Ire ID hq>o olsmoUterlngthe flames. "Working exhausti\lely, Pre. of lllo E. lrvlo, tnatructor at Marshall mers.•• Cuta In 1\?endll!ll Cato In loreign ~-_.tlng .slashes ln other are11, and efficient, honeat administration - • other -llod alternative• to a tax lnerease. And of those who reludanlly recog. nlsed the prOO•biUcy of pa.ytng more taxea, IIUIIQI obJseted to lllblldlzlng a liUII'anteed aJIIIIal or latter W9llare chock&. Jobo Bardaley, a retired Navy chlel living ID wa.,lngton, iald, "those honelltly desenlllg wettare are more than entitled to tt, lor their mlsl'ortunt ..... be llhsl'l!d ~ uo as Americana.·But I don't opprove of hsndial 0111 --·to-who have WOIItlmate c h II d r e a, knowfn& the IIOVOI'lllllllll will Pill and pay tor ucb nsw child... II II parltapa surprlzlng that so maQ7 of !hose~ did not argue mucll wiUI tho commlsllon'o charge lhat while racism created the climate In which rlota fester. Moat, IncludIng N._s, nfll&ed to place aa Dllcb blame m white laltlnga •• did the COIIIJllialion, but 111., teadod to 111'8111 the main (liilat. Pfe, Larry A. Vance, Mill 'of Mr. aad Mrs. Drexel C. Vance, Harri1011vllle, has been awarded a certtfleate of achtevem~r~t tn recosnlt!on ollslthTul and er. ftclent perlormance of dutjo tn Vietnam. According to the cltallon by "~inc· OlllO FIVE-DAY FQBECABT Below normal teJ1118ratures In OhioTuesdaythroiJ8hSatw-day night with dally highS avenging In 30ssndlowt- tal agency .'. You ' ' '' Guerrillas Pouring It On In 8 Provincial Capitals Ella Irvin, Hogstett; a alater, Mrs, Martha MrCoy, Hogiett; 1ng Ambassador'' oc Temessee. and four brothers, Dr. Clrl W, lr Yin, 1'1. Pleasan~ Dr. Jame• ·:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:::·:::::::~::::::::::::;:;:;:·:;~:::::;:·:·:·:·:· ·=· Tem., saleaman, agreed, but for widely different rea10ns. He caUed the report "'a Ueense to rlott • and said "I think most 1 We leave a postagepaid card for you to ' Keeps to Himself HQW He Expf!cts to Do It Cited on Achievement An Interior "'IIkeiiiW> said 'Monday mombera ol the depan.. mont'a Survey and ReYiew DM· 'oion brought the . l!llartment to the attentioD of Interior seer.. tlr)' ~ Udall, who ordel'l!d thO Inquiry. The division a c t e d alter 'aeorge Bookbinder, e"""utlve vtce P!'••tdont ol the Rand De. , vekl>mont Corp. of t;levela!1 SAIGON (UPO- Vtet Cong 'Ohio, teatlftsd in a cloHd meili' guerrillu lnvacled South Vieflo IJV •ill! Interior omdala the nam• a southernmost cit.Y todl,y ,_,.... malntaln,ol ~ bla othar provinarm had been made available oru! ciAl at teut five to ol P!l!ll>lt tn ..,,., bases the lt1lid ornmont. u · blab .a1. 'an u.s, offensive iollstirit ol . atata.~, ~ ColtrlU; Wlrllleldj~atlddori­ e:·Westem Millie aiiGw at the elvie center that featured nle, at homo; hi• mothtt', Mra. Eddy , ; FAR BETTER your 1\laytag, too. I We use only genuine -: :·•' ' ' ' ~ RIVER GAUGES. I We protect your home with Red Carpets - YGil1' Maylag. ' Win·the Peace: as New. President ,, HERE'S WHY ,' XK NO. 230 ,, • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . -· ' Red Carpet Service poislble, ' 1 MAYTAG 1 We hurl')' to your home - Ute qulcb.st servlct \ . • Charles Irwin Dies Saturday IT'S • ' 111c woi·)~s talleSt ltvtngUilns ~ ls the UoWard Ubbey T,rcc, a l'III!Dmla ,:edwOO!i 367.6 !cot high with a ¢rth ol 44 (eet. ' )111..,., RUTLAND FURNITURE . ·l· ",.t,, Jl{':hf(qftt . ) '' ' ' ua'V , I ~ "' • A 'llijt hf,a lOnil l lne at tit~· The accident O<CU<J'I!d "! 11:· . .,t!h~~- Bpal mil>,'!'\! -~~!! · " o · s~ ' 'f! ~... K*~ \ ife'11 londl-., result. 35 a.m. on Rt. 35, almoit ,II> " ~ed "! fi1 alll\lel~li! ' , e8 od m :1be ll'ilrOII~flo~ 01 • ija. front o1 the ru.way IIIIi, "hen P.leoun thla moridng, · · , ••'\11· )~: "-'''" :;\\. " ~ •• -,. 1011~, · W'4Va.,man:lbid8¥ Mayes, headedsouthwest.pul!ed ~ .:~f.···. ' 11'~1'!, ·-~[ ·;,, \ '1"'fM!f, l!lfl' 'ahltlld,p ticd!lo>lil on1n the highway and his pic"W · , " ' • ',_. ' '"':·,~ InK..,.., · ~·· • l , :.:·:·:·:-:.;.;::·:·::;.;.:·;.:.:·:~::::-::::::;::~:::=:~::::: ;:::::::::;: • 11te Melgs COunt,y Ja,yceea will be reorganized Wednea- da3, March 6, at 7:30p.m. at the m~rm room over t h e Colum\J~s and &>uthem Ohio Electric Company in Middleport. New offt cer s will be elected and plans will be made lor pro. jects to be held in the next couple o1 months. All yoong men between the ages or 18 and 35 arr. urged to attend. ' Atkins Reelected for 5 Year Council Term Virgil Atkins, HarrlsonvUie, was reelected to five year term on the Melgs CountY. Board of Hsaith Monday nil!ht by the Melg• County Health Department A~ vtsp!ioC9unc;ll,. ........ The cauncll Is lilade 1111 o1 tile counl.)''s municipal mayors arld pre!iidents of the township boards of trustees, or their representaotives. It met in the oCCices of the Attempt at Derailment Is Reported Meigs County ~erlU Robert C. Hartenbach said today his dePartment has been probing apos- sibJe and W1Successful attempt to dor.U a New York central train near Langsville over Ule weekend. Hartenbach said the Incident apparently occurred sometime ::.turday morning and he was notl(ted of it by Railroad ol!lcials or the Hobson yards. Tbe attemPt, accOrding to the sherlll, involved the placing ol a rallroad tie on the tracks along Count~' Road 10. Hobson yard olllctals ssld Train 1Sl9, Pullil!llf4.carsoouth, struck the railroad tie and broke It belore kmwlng the object had been hiL The ol!lctala told the sherur there was some damage to the train's engine. ~ bach said Investigation Is being continued. TWI/ FIRES PUf-OUT lllddl.,.rt firemen ana~od 11ro bl'llih fir10 call• Mondlf.y, At 10:43 a.m. Ute,y went to the 111111'ray lload and at 12:47 P.m. run to OUvu a. ' in Pomeroy, ot the council was Bernard GUkey, Sali• County ilealth Dept. Elected president .:' clvillzatktn. Obstetrics Wing Will be Oosed Chler of stan Dr. R. R. Pickens and Trustees President -.rd Nolan announced today Veterans Memorlall!oopltal will cloaelts otJstelrics and nursery wing next May 31 · ' Lack of use bv"' the public was cited as the reason. They pointed out In a state. ment that this area has been used as lollows - 28 per cent ol ca. 13 per cent so lar In 1968. The Columbus Hospital Faderatlon _ a planning consultantand theOhiolleparlmontofHealtll have J.nformed ttle ho,.U:al administration that obststrlc pa. ...uent 5 are de crea s1ng. h·-'•• ............ tit e same period medical ..... -~ T ~ ~ Y' Tw The annual rePort of the de- partment was reviewed ll!ldthere was a question and answer se... slon. others present for the meeting and the townshiP or village they represented included George Reed, OUvej J&mes Gaston, ~ lumbu•; Worthy Bright, Salem; Dale Wright, Rutland TownshUI; Denison, mayor of Rutland; and Fred Georgf.:, Rutland colllr cilman; Charles Legar, mayorof Pomeroy; Robert Wingett, ~ra­ cuse VUlawe councUman; Ch&J'oo les Pyles, mayor orRacine; OJar.. les Williams, Be«ord; Roy P~&on, Letart Town•hiP. RePresenting the health ~ Partment were Mn. Beulah Strauss, administrator otflcer; Mrs, ~rothy Edmundsoo, her del>uty, and Perry Riggs, saniEli tarian. Oub to Orpnize The orgaqizatloo of the Meigs ll<lUIIIy 4-11 Better Uvestock Hol- stein Club will be con<llcted this ..enlng at 8 at the coutlly extension otnce tn the eounty h o m e building. serving as club leader t h l s year will be RoY HOlter. All boys and girls betw&en the ase• of 9 and 19 and oUterolnteresled ln Holatelns are tDvitod. Deba-te to ruary of tbla year. This meana that the hospital must h~ve ,patients in the halll while the room111 in the obltetrics wiqg are empty, the boapital ofllctals said. "lt was our opinioo that we could he able to best aerve the health needs of thie communll1 by havtng more rooms .vail•. ble lor medical and JRirglcal patients. Therefore, alter MQ 31, this year, Veterans Mem11 Tota1 withdrawal of U. S. orial Hospital will not aecept Troops in SOuth Vietnam , ~> will 8JlY obstetric patients," Dr • .Pf.ebe the proposition of a debate kens and Mr. Nolan said. Wednesday lrom 4-6 p.m. In IJn. vis Recreation Room, Rio Grande Turn upon • hdraWal WIt College. (or. the affirmative will be Rmald L. Burl!her, instructor of speeeh, and Robert M. Panldn, assistant professor of. sociology, both at Rio Grande College, ~g lor the negative will be Sam S. Smith. assistant professor of :poUtlcal science, Rio Grande, and Anthony D!Stepbano, a graduate student In political science al The Ohio State Unf. veralt;f. Smith le presenlly m leave of absence from Rio Grande COl~ lege and ts attending CM\Io state where he is a Ph. D. Cllldldate. ~ to Ute public, the debete will be monitored by J . lilerman Porter, assistant professor of political adenee, Rio Grande College. ~akiog Defendant Wins Case A verdict in favor of the derendant was returned by the jUry after 35 minutes dellberatlm In A Meigs Counl;y Com.... Plsas Court civil autl The verdict was returned .iD lavor of RQY Lee CrisP over Donna !Ole Bower., the plaiDtill', who ... seeking ~ 1100 damages from a 1966 automoblle accident in !IYracuae. • . ·./ The pllllltllf teettllod in her .' ' own behalf, and her llltOnMlr . ·• Monday presented a depooit!CII fiom I . •, .·.· . Columbus pbyalcian llldllaolloo- ' ' AN&WER , FIJi!! ~ALL pltot MloordS. ., Pomerlij 11r......, answered a Test!JYing •• witnaasea lor :· . call to ~racuae tala Mondl;y at:• the delenae were Dt. IAW!o termon to assist ~tTacu,.llr"' Teller, David Hensler, Paul IUU man Ill extlngulohing • bMh and Crisp. Hill and Heell.. iiold fire. the court the - • clr ··lilkl No one was lnJ~rod in a two -ck their vehicle In 1M nar car collision at 4:30 .P.m. Mono belore the Crlap car btl - · day on Turkey Run Rd., Ove ers. Jury roreman waa BmiN!I.il,. and ...tenth mlles west oC Bt. Glue and other memberaot1he 7, the State lflliiway Patrol ...,. Jury were Frank dtlao ported. Swartz,But both drhers were cited to GaliiPolla lllunlctpal Court on H.roell, Virginia A. March· B. caroi )1, Gheen, 29, Sla-, Leonard E. p..,_, was charged With tan. ~rea, Marlbn D; ure 10 )'lelcl ono hlllf-or the roacl- Weber and Eloi&e Attome,y we,y and )'red Conkle, 59, Rl. u-.cl the . ~ llldWall, llaa charged with no lumbua .,....,..•••teen... Patrol ._d that 1!1• cara pla!ntlll'.• Jlldilt at a hill cro:ot and prellded. Cars Sideswipe At HUl Crest for an Eye '"' ' &JPPORT BILL - Ohio Auditor Roger CloUd, loll, and loth Distrlet Congresaman Clarttnce Miller, Lanc'Uter, lla)Ort legislatiOn to amend hiatoric Ohio Land Grant acto. Knowo 11 H.B. 13176, it would modernize archslc lederll regulatlon.l Clxing low rents and interest from scbooll&Dda remaining ~ sold, mostly In southern Ohio Cnone In Meiga or Gallll) are distribUted. A section ,Per township was set aside In Ohio ~ tile ramouo Ordlnanci ol 1787 to suPPort pUblic education. It was the first such guarantee for public education In western lth Ch 1 Bl surgical patients have conllnhariP esb 1s.ued to increase 18 follows ' el ster olwdenns ' )E"f 90 par csnt In 1965 92 por v ct prea t. M ¥ ""' ' " pUJj'"' ·" · · · · il!-.~<\t.Y < IP ~, ~,~MOIM-ln-41!-•19116: 't111t'l!fr': cellr1n· ~-~ .. , ::;r~~· ol Orwe Towm,., 1966, - lo per cent tn 1967 .,.. . ll!ld Ut Pli"""cOm' tlirl>Uii"F•· S: b nshio ...- ~ dalii- .. �~= " . .. -_'llll ~Uy liooll!!l'i, I'Omero~·illddt.,.,'-t, o., lltroh $i l\1611 ' ' _, ' ' • ' \'?ice ~ong BrQa~wJ~y· :-. '.'!, ' •. , / h'· , bart his · halr-erop ' jo1nod Ill• ; By,Helen !Jolt~ BY J.\CK O'BRIAN .: 1n '67 llone, .. . ·',, ~· !jEW 'YOR!i ..,. James D. !lOr· .!._<l<k I!I'<W called Tboitill!§iil•· tOo.>ee ,oei ... Ga,yle -llwlileol\t , '\; Jl!ll• IIIIOil bOOK ''Tile Ri(dtt l'D\- """' In f38,000 In ... ba\011lla~. lplcl-l\ilervimrt end tJ:IoDiah~ btl',(i1: 'waa a Book ot tile MGt· wailan ntshl ... MIIII0!1Blro plot· IJII)' to \')!lowup" stAr David• •.' "', ~ 'iiften ,Jiilbllohed a eoopieol wrl(ht Nell Simon("~~" HIJilllljnga• heart -,... lllroiollt l ~-~ · , ,.aiiiJl)- readsUkeExtr& ishlslalestsoldminO)bqujjllltllo 'her home.oooked ChlnOso iood: , "' \ Ston'lolr fer ""P'lon: Ions before Eugen~ O'Neill '111~;- ,""'; ' ai.d. an hour later Ill• . hone,y· Jolo! 'UildOII' dream"!~ 'ol IJI!t- urally II h$1"1!U:- '1101111- moon was over ... Thll)"re ell· Illig ConBro•a, II 'detailed a N. cranz and G ~· vorclng. . Y. CIQ< mayor with prellldential PY Sales m to lUI In old Hlljj!l Helnor's eootemplallng •BPirstloos embarrasaect In a Fred All.., lok! '"' lho 'l'oolabl projoCIIDg hoP ptt;luni-bl"""l'• great scanilal by oneo!hlalndlct. Sho-o! and wltllhlawi!IMI aliCIJI- ot n11les on his Pla,yboy Clui>ed loll ~s; 11 also ontlci- tlrist remove llo .llllllltler ... facades at nlihl ... Greenwich paled tile Newark rlols by sever- Junate Jim Aubrey (fired !rom VIllage had ever)'llrlnl bul a big al oummero (.ilm Horon'o a New CBS-TV's preeldeney) """ alao Persian eabarel and """ (ol . Jor~ re~ and antlelpaled Is pelrom cotwnbta Pictures• course belly<lancingl) It's ~ a Newark <he knew '"''l!heii!J - Scr""'! Gems Where he &tArlell ling me:. Oow an arUst !rom atzzling); lr o an amazing toil! ot wltb a hugo publlcl\f barr... and Tehran.y«to paint a200 ·SQUil'O i anttc:!Ptioo. · left wltt>out m~ a film or • fool scene rrom omar K h a. ' > 'Iii,_ ia G.--.nlo c:olloclod wliat aerlea ... BMdieader Anaon yam• a poems and judging !rom • 1ri11 .cou14 bo called a eh!Cmot· , Wteka (l)ahC/R' Willi An8011 - the seene, omar folded hi& Ients l' '1011")1111~ mob: Salva<br Dall, · remember?) bad a heart attack m some swlngin' orgies ... The Bli>Y Jane Holzer, Mrs. Robert In CaiH. "Candy" movie !rom the frankly Scull lilt oi<I!Hql artsy oollec. Chic decontor All Bouzlde and porno-book of ihe some tiUe IDf• Col. Sorae <l>olen.oky ... California heireu . A...,. Jolin. couldn't find enough ftlmable Nelson Rocke!Olter msy Indeed son must be seriOI!I: , abe mtl ·like itif beeollle pin- proatdellt bot his plane from Porlo and had ...... rill ...... . - : - IIQ' " . . he caillcl, never,bo eloclod to 0110 the ~ all Iced In her e 1. . ... Nl.l, ""oa, tllautJb sooll Job InN, Y, CIQ<: garbage'eolloc- ROlls.Royce !or tbe ·clrlve from . ., loold,. - j\181 • nil'. ~ tor ... u Jackie K..,.Oill mar. JFK airport ... Yount ballplsynDietlng, ~ tlrioi up woiiq, ritr4 tall</.; G6otlt rioa Lord l{lrlech (our BPIOI er .noted for worl')'lns most aHoW I:IDiii'lbw 1 -her Viet"""' leom me """ and' irritaWol" wtihoul'll, ~ ·,.,U!Wi'i .... ;; a&J 111e will) ll1e'D bo tosaect HAIJ!iTED "·'- · .. , , .. : ri8lrt in Britlah ohoWblz: Lord BARBS Harlocb' a !\Yndlcale (II Includes _-_te ···.· v··z'ew .-· _·.· .· . , ... . Alin ·)ier at ·a .bo7 ~ tjilnko , Richard Burton) paid $4,360,000 Br PHIL PASTORET , ;'.. for the psy " TV ftrm serving e e e oho'l ..... u ~· ~ ... , Jloiit, We have a good tip for our ' , II' Wile lor • broiller'" fiCI. , , '111o Al-ac· . . Wolea and the West ot England; barber: Don't raise those 8 By RICK DU BROW hi . ale included ~ IO!DO ':! By URIIAOCI Prolll'lliarbatlonal . J)luo anoll•er $1,200,000 to gel prices again, unless you want . . Q:o- sift who.halllllll'll'llilm'l . """'"" J'8 .'Tue••·•', ....~ S, 1 gue the old owners out d.ve mootlu1 to see a grown man wearing HOLLYWOOD C1JP0- ~'Thll Fl'llor;JackAIIIIIUoa, ·PIItlcla .post .or: chan!e Willi himl-11. • .,._ ...., -~ early ... U. s. Color-TV sets a bun. momlnt!o" a dally 91Hninutt Neal ·(the _.,..., hllbJW IIIII , , the 6511> ~ ol 1968 111111301 to l zoomed 111 more Ulan 50 perseries ol talk and _ . . . ; Pat llcCormlck. Jeck E, Door follow. ,. ' ' ' The JeHow who Is atwoys mont, arrived !fondsy .., ABGo Loonanl did a surprlu Wlll:.U tollao pi-h.-lllloi · ,The , _ 11 . , . _ lht! OOW too bu!Ji to lend a hand TV, with wri~.. 1111c1 left tbe progr.,. a blab- . It'• about dille,.. matoa iot pilau and ·flttlt qulrCer. · Spontaneous generation, almost ohiXItJS has time to W~enA dian Il(ck cavett as hoi!. .Pitched shambtu from whiCh it IDI'dltr a0c1 challp4the lioe,.. The mol?flni stAr to Von~. the theory that known barrow a buck. Friend Suffe" The format Is 1 direel copy ol bed a l)ard lime r.._.-tng. band , -'•lo, Your aamo old '111e evening - · art Mai-l • ' 0 111 forms of life emerge from TheLoqOtA tho late-niibl ahows ol Jahiii\Y u cavett lacu 0111 kOJ, 111e1' .Pi;b.ta 10 predlctalile I aild .JI4iiter. ' inanimate matter, was Geometry, 100- proof: A carson lllld Joey Bi&hoi>, but prablom, It Ia tho n.c.,i_siQ< tD could dlo_lalltlfdpg. On IIIla iley In ~story_: :· Loved One . . The proved incorrect by Franstraight line is the shortest cesco Recti in 11168 and tills pragriUD 1! inCended to keep a iort -ot· women's Alk 10firaolf _, l"!" ·· In , 1770 II!• l!ci"'!ln Kindest Thing distance between two pints. Louil! Pasteur in 1862, says 0 ) ao>Peal IIPOCificaJ4 to young magazine tone lor his Jpec:lflc II!DP you've told , a fllrl )'Oil , loii< _Place u Btlflah 'lraol>o · You Can Do Is The World Almanac. Recti housewives. audlooco-especto14' in tbo iDi "love her'' ' lht llrat dole'! ftred oolild killed live clvlll.uis. This year, St. Paddy's showed that insect larvae Sendflowen Day falls 011 Sunday, a11d Like. Coroon, caveucomeout l"'vlews. Ho bad _ _ ..,. · NOJ<tllmeib~'tllia'!romal'll' Ill 193a olecllon rlllllrlll· appearing in rotting meat. it will be «Uy to spot of NobrOik&. And Ilia comedl' ' on Vogue, lfecalla, the LI!IU ocarclb' kmw, .. rll Uk, "And Ge1' 1111111' JIYO illo N~• 1 come from eggs laid in the those who are not Irish at wriU,. includes chorea mt o~ Home Joumol 1111c1 CollilopoS. ·~ you aoiJV to i1.f 1M IIi ,ltboJr Nat!ona!JII Aljleo · 52 _p er meat by other insects. Pasheart. They'll be the ones teur proved that bacteria for caroon, bul oloo tor Jack tan. Whether 1 mole boat eon encoure?" ' · cent of the in the who fatl to find an e.tcuse 992-5560 causing fermentation are •' How ~ o! 1 Dan JUIDs Relcllstq. , · · · . ~ Paar when he waa the nation' a, carry tills atlilude all ls a bic 59 N. 2nd Avo, Mlddloport for being af1sent on Mon· carried in the atmosphere. lalo-oight video tavarite. questioa. hA,.· told rJ5l YOu ....td neye; Ill · . i l53 . ~ · ~olana II· ,.• 0 day. ABC-TV' owarenlly Is hooked The acoustic& In tho DOW ~lOJI!IITJI\'iqln?Whoare nouneed ~ _J'rm)er :JoM!. oo tho Paar-CariOD-"Tonlcll~' York atudloolb...-. llhei't the )'OI! "tryloa to fd~t Jl)lt1!nlliin* ~in -)lad dl,.th at .the uo ot78 show format. First, It threW In ohow originated, ~ tho _wsy, I! It wu your al-boqhanded' ~ 01119f~ • Bi&hoi> laat year ogalnot caroon 100111ed lllracloua, Ollloclalll' fl>r ~f ~ I beiYQ~'d lino\lk 1111 · and did welL Now It is lryiJV to the muatcat fl>r IIIII' ~ · · · ·· •· ' ,• . •: &hike liP dsytlme Proarammtna contact with tbe liYI U we don't lower our~ · -· the - · way. . which ._ed remdlo. 'But to 11Uit,.. wt are'labaiect alllfo, :-: One reason for tbia ta that Cav~ l~ed 1 flail for llldlfwe-ckJwe'recaUed"ea•y." ••• there~";~,~~~~· fllffdl v~ ~.\'F,.M~l''~ How CGIIlt 111• ~~ r.~m·· told , ,..,.. no cowd o a the ....-., Wb~ a a ble ·in tile ' dsyt1me houra •aa lt--' /;pult" tllit" hait - -~uahl, wsy o&ir'l -~ ·· ~;:: used to be. NBC. TV baa moved he n111Uod: "PO bo tbe ju,._ of I'm 11, ""' lu!,. reliot... ·,· "' sharply on tho leader, and tllat." And he doclined. q lines lor four. years. What ... ABC-TV Is hoi>llw lor Ita .Piece ' • o1 tho action. ~: CBS-TV, meanwhile, knowlna ~ tho terrific grant ~ ot < • daytime &howl, baa thl'OWD a '• . fortune Into mald!W ita . ., . IOIP opera, "love Is A YID)'1' ~endored Thiq, '' a auece111 bul has mt solidified It yet. Tho • blqei for 1111& aeriOI II · way above what other IOIP ®eru ,. otorn": ... WORLD~C Pomeroy Girls Complete Slate otiltd~Wmo· ·~~:E~~~~ L-------------.,------;J. ·n R.·. . ' ~ifa-., . . ·_.,. . . *'.., w""""' ., . Pro Stnndings . . . :· ' ' :-',. ,. . ~ • •. • • '• • • 24 .648 3 35 II& .m • u By JOE GERGEN . ioa Dallao -~ . PI!'•• ochotio$ '' . '. Is .. . < ' .• ....n ..Nothing tame aboutit!'' coat. And the promotion hu "' """ Oll<ll9tlonal In ita tjUIIIIIcy. ' cL • ~ -·- UI!IIIIDB Willi real - In' •a hi&h performance till made for today's sports action cars" r •• • For hlafl speed, hiafl mneqe motorists. • Track-tested at over 120 mph to keep you doubly safe at 60, . • Special tie-bars stabilize lire at hlafl speeds , •• less distortion. • Wetor dl)', stop, start and comer fast ond 1 safe with traction slots and wide rib~ ( • Full 4-ply nylon cord construction. \ ~· -ry 7,7:;.14 Nylon WW tubele11 plUJ 2.19 Federal Excloe Tax !~~~led ' ' .t ,.. . ' ' ~ ~~ . ' I . ' · .\VIIIyou I ., • • .Area Teams '1'0ili'nOJI . intblll'llllo .' •. -.~. ·~· .• i ww bo hold IIIII ..- '.-... ~ ~ L1tt1o Portlllllll lnvllltlonol • r' '' ·• , , c ~!'. "·rr 1 '' ".'•"" -"'"' i!i\1•at tho Portland elam-.-, liclioot tor $-61hlfadoCIJI!IImO ..Tounillllent .,_... Hullorl P,.,Co Hid Pia¥ will at 7 p.m; wttb tbo lloyolo playin( U.. • • lllld at 8 i>olllo tbo ~ i-l!lls wW tqlo wltb tbo Hawk&. · · The chaQIIonoh!p IIIII~ !loll.' IID\11 wW bo held die Mo •'-ill, March g; with tho ~ .a co.ali to !MIIillt T. ~iim .IIIII the ll!ala at 8 1om. . TJl. Llttlo P+Ttol<tilheplace 0!: i '. tournamont bo!d tor a , _ lfol', a1 Jllll at Portland lor !!" jp'ldo toamo ol llolcl " , ..... ;,;o;_~ ..... •• Upped To-13 ' ~~ Top Seeds in 1-2 Finish at tis. NEW YORK .(111'0-Tbo Na. t1ona1 . lllritatioo 1'ourniiiiOIIt _ , _....., hopo6ll al dresalnll the natloo'l oldetlt poat.uiDI balketball clasate in IVJ. 'lbe N1T, 11hoaa field WII swolled to 13 lloedsy by tbo odclltlon of Bradley, Wyqmlng, Telnpta and vtllanoYo, hapod to add tbe oecond-illoce llnilhir In tho lVI' t.oquo,_which Witt bo delermlned toola!ll In • pla¥0ff Columbia' and l'rin9· -..n .,.... ~,:_ ' ., ' year ago. The answer was oo. "Frank Is entitled to neaottate for wl'tatev~ he thinkS is tltr," airld the exasperated DlltoR. "But he's got to realize that the ball club hll already been folr with hbn. We have ro il\tention ol psylng him $125,000. As it stand& now, I asked him to give tho m ·a I It r &orne more tbiUI!ht." The ~ was not • total !allure for Delton, however. He ' managed to sign reluctant Dave Johnson and Curt Blefary, · leavlnfl: Robinson the only _ _l!!ld!1Jlt ~aJt~r !!'~ ~rst w~ of ..u;~Jiilnti (.or ~e Ml sqoad. · Open Tourney S.iholz .... coiled for Chor&" i"B and Howell sank what 'Bhliary~ who drove ln 81 runs and hlt 22 homers despite a ,242 rw Joon Lee, therormer South Korean table tennis champion now of Columbus, and John Tannehill, 15, or Middleport, were seeded 1-2 in that order in the Ohio ()pen last weekend in Cleveland, a n d thai I• how they !lnished. Lee, who recendy took an American bride, h; No. 1 in the United Stotes andwillbotheaddson favorite to win tile U. S. Open March 14-1:;.16 at Cobo Hall In Detroit. In Ctevelandneltborolthefinol· lsi& had much dlfficulcy getting ·through the men'• oPen field, Lee losing no games in ~ best 3 of 5 matche.s, Tannehill, only one. , ·•ID tile wu .U,Ltlt.,wln;li · lli~!i throe-straight, 21-100 21-lf' and 22-20. Tamehlll won the Ohio Open bitting average, Slid he would ...,.!1 to Miami 1nda,y alter ao lnctiue !)I e,ppro.ximatei.Y •~.000 to $25,00.0. ' ,. , Frank Howarjl Signed The biggest slgnlng or tho ~ -literally and tigurstlvelyoccurreci due oorth ot Miami at· Pomparo ~ll Where massive Frank Howard flnai4< agreed to terms ·with tbe Waohlng!Dn Senators lor $48,500, maldng · him tho hlahelt Priced pt~er In the team's biatory. The salary rtWn&ented a raise of $12,500 lor tbe third leadlnil home run . bluer 1m tho AL who wa• •eeklDB f52,000. Orlal1do Clllledo, the National Leaaue'a moat valuable player, checked In the St. Louis Cordinala' CIIJIIII and immedl•atol)- .~recllciAOCI 11>• Rod>irdo wW 'npeat as pennant winners ID • tDU&h race.» C41Jeda. who Pla¥ed about 20 pmu In tho P...-ti> lUcan Winter League, _.ciilt. 14 chartt;r line with seven aecoods remaining. Ohio state won the game at the tree throw line, being ou"" &cored ~ tile Reid 211-28. Results Tho POmeroy girls' baskelba11 team has completed Its sea~ son wftb a 3-3 slate and is now preparing lor the upcoming toor. nament af Rutland wlllch will get started IIIla Frl~. In recent games, Pomeroy de. feaiA!d Kyger Creek 29-26 and Racine 29.:11. In tho game against Kyger Creek, Marilyn Brown was high Willi 14 and JOIIIV Meochlnl w:rt atx. Mabel MB&Iers tallied 14 tor KC. . r"~· ,. ..i• Trovot lo fun. JO.~r SoiiiOII....,,·' trsvtlo brl~O acct.. · · · ilonta. Don, opoll rour lUI!> ;• . Protocl yo~rooll w~tn i lourlng with a apteltl tniMt · · · · po8qo from AuJo.OwiWO. ,. •, Tha cltlmo IOMCO II lui and yau1J app,....._ ll>itwhtn you're far from hamt. Wh....., 1010 travot, yau con bo In AuJo.Ownon "CIItclt of proWotion.. SERVING MEIGS . COUNTY SINCE 1861 DOWNING Insurance Ag,ncy Agaibat Raelne, Pomeroy's ~ scorer were Peggy Story wiUt sb: and Menchlni with five. Monday' a College Reaults Press International MldWeat Kansas St. 63 IOWa St. 61 Ohio St. 67 Dllnois 64 Kanaaa 85 Oklahoma 80, ot Missouri 6G Oklahoma St. 58 Iowa 91 Minnesota n Earlham 118 Tsylor 99 ~over 81 Trl state 69 By United Trudy Maslanka was high for Racine with 13 and Jibe Dono. van got seven. 63 Falcon Squire Wagon._'!' ___ $995 · Slluth Tennessee 63 Mississippi St. 51 Louisville 107 Bellrmne Ky. 58 Vanderblll 115 Louisiana St. 86 6 cyl., auto. trans., w-s-w tires, wheel tli8cs, radioo A red nice GnP.· Tulane 68 VIrginia Tech 78 KARR & VAN ZAHDT MOTOR SALES Southwest Houston 107 W. Texas g.. 76 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bwlness" West Cadillac-Oldsmobile Seatue 67 Texas El Paso 51 Nev. &Juthern 95 H. SCott 70 ~92-5342 Pomeroy, Oblo !ina!'' Boys 1? and Under troPhy and with Lyle Thiem, 32, otllsyton, was runner up ln men's <klubles to Lee and John ~encer o( ColumbuS, SIDle • UTEX Will PIIIT DROP IN FOR YOUR FREE HOME BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET • • v . • • • ~. enrichad-plus nula tllll does ...'Yihlns bettor! • c1nM oioitr, spatteR less, hal· sreatet ...,. - · eli,.. boltor to _,Easy Spot-wash. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . * 3 For • count down to enJoyment eo KING EDWARD • ~ ;jJ * * ., ••• • •••• u w .. KING BUILDERS S 992-3148 DDLEPORT, 0• We have some great plans for you. .. ,,, ,. ' : ,' ., ' \ 1D ll1d ~~ him throolttiL ' flo .mtn alter a Willie, anll ' ' ' .. ,,, • poltl. ~25J9 J ', .. , • Six....,._rularchiteclahaveincludedeveryotyleancloize ol homo ill an allraclive Plans Book. And what makes u- 60 homes 100ll)l nioe is lhal tliey have been dooi...,.l tor Total Electric Living. When you fiDd YOUR dream homo in the boot, you can be oure it is the ullimale in comfort and coovenience. ' yom Order Plana Book today. Simply enclooeliOin an envelope along with the coupon in tlUo ad Mail to Columbus and Soulhem Ohio Eleetric Can~. Boob may aloo be pun:based at *"Y Company ollkiii. Free mounting Also milable with aswln&ln' lid stripe! Caaper NEW full Sorvlco Quarantoo .' ' than ca- 30, aullorecl 1 bit lrvm theH pltfollo .......,, bul llio '-""Y IIPIII'OIOb lndl- 11 ' 0 <~i.: u $ ,. '- ( .. Dream Houll'' comlni: .J .l)-lt hal been IDcustqr OD TO<IIi !omale adult&, Meanllme, II has c""'eled Marlene Sandoro' daltimo newa show. Ju<lt~Dieiii:&!fiiA shoW like •'Tbll MorniDI'' c..- bo judpd on tho bull ol 0111 outing. It - · • while lor an lntorlnol talt.ln<l-.arll\1 series to find a J'OO'O-If II does. Almoal invarlabQ> an ~ detNta ol llluo pzoa:ramo, lito ........ boat .....,.. to bi onrly r10y In otrotchl!w !Or llu&b•, and lriea to Ioree )Oklo ' Mered for ' such series aa ••Ttte Newlywed Glm.e," "The' Baby Game'' and uThe Dating Game,.-IDd aucb others •• '"Weddias. P&r'Q''' and • ' '· ABC-TV's da,ytlmo -!elY has boon lalrq obvious. Willi TRAOK·TESTED AT 120 M.P.H • • little p .. I-T boll, Howell acored · proved to be tile wlnntni free lllree ot the first four Ohio throw. He made another with U Stale · boskets to give the Buclo- , seconds left and FiMey got the second of two tries from the · eyes a 4:;.10 hood. The Dlini IIUI'Ied and with 14 minutes remaining, Randy Crews hll a short JUilii>Ol' lor a 47-45 Dlinl lead. Ohio tied the same immediatol)- and tho lead chlqjnd band• 13 limes belore Dave Scholz' lsyUP wttll I :27 left pW1ed Winola into a 64oall second Robinson Lone Holdout r _._and iudl.,.., . NO LIMIT u to milet, tnonui1 or roM hlllldl. fUll SERVICE au.ran leed for life of o,lcl nal lrud" to quality. Of WOtltmlrilhip and mtt"lll plut 111 normal roed h.lu rll 5, not lncludin& ~raD II punttvNJ, If 1 COOptr p11S11npr Ur• l't(luhH adlu &tmtnt undtf this 11uarantee . full allowance for uno UHd NIYiCI ~'fill De m•c:te 0111 111w Coooer l ilfl. T h•~ allowanc• w1ll be Dll~e d 1)0 the rtm11nlnl 411Jilh of or111n.1 \ftad tfl1 curt*"' ttllinll: priet. lf!d' 48 such a task is vJ.rtual)f s2 37 .4tl4 u IJPI 1t1or11 wriltr lmPo88ible. And tile OrlolO& now ~- Kloluctq . . 27 41 .3tNO\J Harry lWton ia ~ Out hi'WI · ~ wltbout Robby tor a • WEST o1 Pldenct falter tban you can weeK. I W, L. Pet. GB oign Frank RoblniOii. · lloblnoon, the Tril>le Crown Now Orleans 43 25 .832 · That' a tllolaat maJor problem winner In 1966 end a poosible : 40 29 .580 3lh confrontlna tht peraomel dlrec- rCJUter l11t leaaon untU a ~- .· ~· II& 30 .515 6 tor ol the Balttmoro Oriotoo aa bast11ath collisll>n with AI Welo ?,,._ ~lloutiD· 26 44 .87118 hlt taom· prepOJ-es to pick "' ot tbe Otlcaso White &IX In late 22 4t .333 20 "• tbe pieces ol the 1967 aeaaon June left him witll double Alllhtlm 23 46 .333 20\J and Dilko a •lroow run tor Ita Vision, met "1111 DaltOn f!>f 90 '·. :Yiij)di;y!a Roaultl oocond Alnoricu Leogue poo. minutes Mondsy In Miami .and ~;nooatdanduo in three years. received an otrer of '110,000, Nt!J. ()allaano 128 .Indiana 118 Without Roblnlon. of course. . •10,000 more than he received a .....,raJ •• '., COLUMBUS (UPO - Ohio dsy nflht, Stale's baitling Buckeye• 1nc1a,y Jo<l,r Finney and Howell were root!~~~! for Mlchlpn tn scored tllroe crucial fop1 ohotl Salurdsy nllht'a loW.,Mlchigan in the ftnal mmur. or plsy to club at Iowa CiQ<. brelk o I· M-oll deadlock and Ohio Stale could. pin a &bare give tile scarlet and Gray ill "IIIIo Big Ten basketboll ehOJDo loth Big Ton win OIIPOsed to pionahli> if Michigan !l'oeil Jo. four losaeo IIIIo seaaon. .... Iowa clinched a &hare ot, ' Howell damlnalod tho game, lila crown Mondsy nl(ht W) ~ all ocorera 'and pulling boating lltnnelllla. otnm 14 rebounds. The Buckeyoa, behind lho 25o OSU Had F4ge 90inl ~ort ~ Stove Howell, Ohio had a ~ halftime ~ Dltnola 67-<11 iii a Big Tan ' edge as • result of a 14opolnl billie at 'Chami>aign, W., lfol>. HowuU performance. In the Pet. GB . 48 21 ,696 llinnoiOII : ' I;.tl•ni ~ : , New Jersey ,. ;: .. ... E~\. PltUburiJt ""'!• o. ' '•' on DUOUY'S · ABA SrANIINGS By United Proatllltornattonal rt '. -" ': . ·m y- (I .,... " '*' . TV "Keep him on tile lle~ll .,c. he · doeAn't 1et •urt!" -~-==-lllllllflli / . ' '• . PH. 992-lUi. �~= " . .. -_'llll ~Uy liooll!!l'i, I'Omero~·illddt.,.,'-t, o., lltroh $i l\1611 ' ' _, ' ' • ' \'?ice ~ong BrQa~wJ~y· :-. '.'!, ' •. , / h'· , bart his · halr-erop ' jo1nod Ill• ; By,Helen !Jolt~ BY J.\CK O'BRIAN .: 1n '67 llone, .. . ·',, ~· !jEW 'YOR!i ..,. James D. !lOr· .!._<l<k I!I'<W called Tboitill!§iil•· tOo.>ee ,oei ... Ga,yle -llwlileol\t , '\; Jl!ll• IIIIOil bOOK ''Tile Ri(dtt l'D\- """' In f38,000 In ... ba\011lla~. lplcl-l\ilervimrt end tJ:IoDiah~ btl',(i1: 'waa a Book ot tile MGt· wailan ntshl ... MIIII0!1Blro plot· IJII)' to \')!lowup" stAr David• •.' "', ~ 'iiften ,Jiilbllohed a eoopieol wrl(ht Nell Simon("~~" HIJilllljnga• heart -,... lllroiollt l ~-~ · , ,.aiiiJl)- readsUkeExtr& ishlslalestsoldminO)bqujjllltllo 'her home.oooked ChlnOso iood: , "' \ Ston'lolr fer ""P'lon: Ions before Eugen~ O'Neill '111~;- ,""'; ' ai.d. an hour later Ill• . hone,y· Jolo! 'UildOII' dream"!~ 'ol IJI!t- urally II h$1"1!U:- '1101111- moon was over ... Thll)"re ell· Illig ConBro•a, II 'detailed a N. cranz and G ~· vorclng. . Y. CIQ< mayor with prellldential PY Sales m to lUI In old Hlljj!l Helnor's eootemplallng •BPirstloos embarrasaect In a Fred All.., lok! '"' lho 'l'oolabl projoCIIDg hoP ptt;luni-bl"""l'• great scanilal by oneo!hlalndlct. Sho-o! and wltllhlawi!IMI aliCIJI- ot n11les on his Pla,yboy Clui>ed loll ~s; 11 also ontlci- tlrist remove llo .llllllltler ... facades at nlihl ... Greenwich paled tile Newark rlols by sever- Junate Jim Aubrey (fired !rom VIllage had ever)'llrlnl bul a big al oummero (.ilm Horon'o a New CBS-TV's preeldeney) """ alao Persian eabarel and """ (ol . Jor~ re~ and antlelpaled Is pelrom cotwnbta Pictures• course belly<lancingl) It's ~ a Newark <he knew '"''l!heii!J - Scr""'! Gems Where he &tArlell ling me:. Oow an arUst !rom atzzling); lr o an amazing toil! ot wltb a hugo publlcl\f barr... and Tehran.y«to paint a200 ·SQUil'O i anttc:!Ptioo. · left wltt>out m~ a film or • fool scene rrom omar K h a. ' > 'Iii,_ ia G.--.nlo c:olloclod wliat aerlea ... BMdieader Anaon yam• a poems and judging !rom • 1ri11 .cou14 bo called a eh!Cmot· , Wteka (l)ahC/R' Willi An8011 - the seene, omar folded hi& Ients l' '1011")1111~ mob: Salva<br Dall, · remember?) bad a heart attack m some swlngin' orgies ... The Bli>Y Jane Holzer, Mrs. Robert In CaiH. "Candy" movie !rom the frankly Scull lilt oi<I!Hql artsy oollec. Chic decontor All Bouzlde and porno-book of ihe some tiUe IDf• Col. Sorae <l>olen.oky ... California heireu . A...,. Jolin. couldn't find enough ftlmable Nelson Rocke!Olter msy Indeed son must be seriOI!I: , abe mtl ·like itif beeollle pin- proatdellt bot his plane from Porlo and had ...... rill ...... . - : - IIQ' " . . he caillcl, never,bo eloclod to 0110 the ~ all Iced In her e 1. . ... Nl.l, ""oa, tllautJb sooll Job InN, Y, CIQ<: garbage'eolloc- ROlls.Royce !or tbe ·clrlve from . ., loold,. - j\181 • nil'. ~ tor ... u Jackie K..,.Oill mar. JFK airport ... Yount ballplsynDietlng, ~ tlrioi up woiiq, ritr4 tall</.; G6otlt rioa Lord l{lrlech (our BPIOI er .noted for worl')'lns most aHoW I:IDiii'lbw 1 -her Viet"""' leom me """ and' irritaWol" wtihoul'll, ~ ·,.,U!Wi'i .... ;; a&J 111e will) ll1e'D bo tosaect HAIJ!iTED "·'- · .. , , .. : ri8lrt in Britlah ohoWblz: Lord BARBS Harlocb' a !\Yndlcale (II Includes _-_te ···.· v··z'ew .-· _·.· .· . , ... . Alin ·)ier at ·a .bo7 ~ tjilnko , Richard Burton) paid $4,360,000 Br PHIL PASTORET , ;'.. for the psy " TV ftrm serving e e e oho'l ..... u ~· ~ ... , Jloiit, We have a good tip for our ' , II' Wile lor • broiller'" fiCI. , , '111o Al-ac· . . Wolea and the West ot England; barber: Don't raise those 8 By RICK DU BROW hi . ale included ~ IO!DO ':! By URIIAOCI Prolll'lliarbatlonal . J)luo anoll•er $1,200,000 to gel prices again, unless you want . . Q:o- sift who.halllllll'll'llilm'l . """'"" J'8 .'Tue••·•', ....~ S, 1 gue the old owners out d.ve mootlu1 to see a grown man wearing HOLLYWOOD C1JP0- ~'Thll Fl'llor;JackAIIIIIUoa, ·PIItlcla .post .or: chan!e Willi himl-11. • .,._ ...., -~ early ... U. s. Color-TV sets a bun. momlnt!o" a dally 91Hninutt Neal ·(the _.,..., hllbJW IIIII , , the 6511> ~ ol 1968 111111301 to l zoomed 111 more Ulan 50 perseries ol talk and _ . . . ; Pat llcCormlck. Jeck E, Door follow. ,. ' ' ' The JeHow who Is atwoys mont, arrived !fondsy .., ABGo Loonanl did a surprlu Wlll:.U tollao pi-h.-lllloi · ,The , _ 11 . , . _ lht! OOW too bu!Ji to lend a hand TV, with wri~.. 1111c1 left tbe progr.,. a blab- . It'• about dille,.. matoa iot pilau and ·flttlt qulrCer. · Spontaneous generation, almost ohiXItJS has time to W~enA dian Il(ck cavett as hoi!. .Pitched shambtu from whiCh it IDI'dltr a0c1 challp4the lioe,.. The mol?flni stAr to Von~. the theory that known barrow a buck. Friend Suffe" The format Is 1 direel copy ol bed a l)ard lime r.._.-tng. band , -'•lo, Your aamo old '111e evening - · art Mai-l • ' 0 111 forms of life emerge from TheLoqOtA tho late-niibl ahows ol Jahiii\Y u cavett lacu 0111 kOJ, 111e1' .Pi;b.ta 10 predlctalile I aild .JI4iiter. ' inanimate matter, was Geometry, 100- proof: A carson lllld Joey Bi&hoi>, but prablom, It Ia tho n.c.,i_siQ< tD could dlo_lalltlfdpg. On IIIla iley In ~story_: :· Loved One . . The proved incorrect by Franstraight line is the shortest cesco Recti in 11168 and tills pragriUD 1! inCended to keep a iort -ot· women's Alk 10firaolf _, l"!" ·· In , 1770 II!• l!ci"'!ln Kindest Thing distance between two pints. Louil! Pasteur in 1862, says 0 ) ao>Peal IIPOCificaJ4 to young magazine tone lor his Jpec:lflc II!DP you've told , a fllrl )'Oil , loii< _Place u Btlflah 'lraol>o · You Can Do Is The World Almanac. Recti housewives. audlooco-especto14' in tbo iDi "love her'' ' lht llrat dole'! ftred oolild killed live clvlll.uis. This year, St. Paddy's showed that insect larvae Sendflowen Day falls 011 Sunday, a11d Like. Coroon, caveucomeout l"'vlews. Ho bad _ _ ..,. · NOJ<tllmeib~'tllia'!romal'll' Ill 193a olecllon rlllllrlll· appearing in rotting meat. it will be «Uy to spot of NobrOik&. And Ilia comedl' ' on Vogue, lfecalla, the LI!IU ocarclb' kmw, .. rll Uk, "And Ge1' 1111111' JIYO illo N~• 1 come from eggs laid in the those who are not Irish at wriU,. includes chorea mt o~ Home Joumol 1111c1 CollilopoS. ·~ you aoiJV to i1.f 1M IIi ,ltboJr Nat!ona!JII Aljleo · 52 _p er meat by other insects. Pasheart. They'll be the ones teur proved that bacteria for caroon, bul oloo tor Jack tan. Whether 1 mole boat eon encoure?" ' · cent of the in the who fatl to find an e.tcuse 992-5560 causing fermentation are •' How ~ o! 1 Dan JUIDs Relcllstq. , · · · . ~ Paar when he waa the nation' a, carry tills atlilude all ls a bic 59 N. 2nd Avo, Mlddloport for being af1sent on Mon· carried in the atmosphere. lalo-oight video tavarite. questioa. hA,.· told rJ5l YOu ....td neye; Ill · . i l53 . ~ · ~olana II· ,.• 0 day. ABC-TV' owarenlly Is hooked The acoustic& In tho DOW ~lOJI!IITJI\'iqln?Whoare nouneed ~ _J'rm)er :JoM!. oo tho Paar-CariOD-"Tonlcll~' York atudloolb...-. llhei't the )'OI! "tryloa to fd~t Jl)lt1!nlliin* ~in -)lad dl,.th at .the uo ot78 show format. First, It threW In ohow originated, ~ tho _wsy, I! It wu your al-boqhanded' ~ 01119f~ • Bi&hoi> laat year ogalnot caroon 100111ed lllracloua, Ollloclalll' fl>r ~f ~ I beiYQ~'d lino\lk 1111 · and did welL Now It is lryiJV to the muatcat fl>r IIIII' ~ · · · ·· •· ' ,• . •: &hike liP dsytlme Proarammtna contact with tbe liYI U we don't lower our~ · -· the - · way. . which ._ed remdlo. 'But to 11Uit,.. wt are'labaiect alllfo, :-: One reason for tbia ta that Cav~ l~ed 1 flail for llldlfwe-ckJwe'recaUed"ea•y." ••• there~";~,~~~~· fllffdl v~ ~.\'F,.M~l''~ How CGIIlt 111• ~~ r.~m·· told , ,..,.. no cowd o a the ....-., Wb~ a a ble ·in tile ' dsyt1me houra •aa lt--' /;pult" tllit" hait - -~uahl, wsy o&ir'l -~ ·· ~;:: used to be. NBC. TV baa moved he n111Uod: "PO bo tbe ju,._ of I'm 11, ""' lu!,. reliot... ·,· "' sharply on tho leader, and tllat." And he doclined. q lines lor four. years. What ... ABC-TV Is hoi>llw lor Ita .Piece ' • o1 tho action. ~: CBS-TV, meanwhile, knowlna ~ tho terrific grant ~ ot < • daytime &howl, baa thl'OWD a '• . fortune Into mald!W ita . ., . IOIP opera, "love Is A YID)'1' ~endored Thiq, '' a auece111 bul has mt solidified It yet. Tho • blqei for 1111& aeriOI II · way above what other IOIP ®eru ,. otorn": ... WORLD~C Pomeroy Girls Complete Slate otiltd~Wmo· ·~~:E~~~~ L-------------.,------;J. ·n R.·. . ' ~ifa-., . . ·_.,. . . *'.., w""""' ., . Pro Stnndings . . . :· ' ' :-',. ,. . ~ • •. • • '• • • 24 .648 3 35 II& .m • u By JOE GERGEN . ioa Dallao -~ . PI!'•• ochotio$ '' . '. Is .. . < ' .• ....n ..Nothing tame aboutit!'' coat. And the promotion hu "' """ Oll<ll9tlonal In ita tjUIIIIIcy. ' cL • ~ -·- UI!IIIIDB Willi real - In' •a hi&h performance till made for today's sports action cars" r •• • For hlafl speed, hiafl mneqe motorists. • Track-tested at over 120 mph to keep you doubly safe at 60, . • Special tie-bars stabilize lire at hlafl speeds , •• less distortion. • Wetor dl)', stop, start and comer fast ond 1 safe with traction slots and wide rib~ ( • Full 4-ply nylon cord construction. \ ~· -ry 7,7:;.14 Nylon WW tubele11 plUJ 2.19 Federal Excloe Tax !~~~led ' ' .t ,.. . ' ' ~ ~~ . ' I . ' · .\VIIIyou I ., • • .Area Teams '1'0ili'nOJI . intblll'llllo .' •. -.~. ·~· .• i ww bo hold IIIII ..- '.-... ~ ~ L1tt1o Portlllllll lnvllltlonol • r' '' ·• , , c ~!'. "·rr 1 '' ".'•"" -"'"' i!i\1•at tho Portland elam-.-, liclioot tor $-61hlfadoCIJI!IImO ..Tounillllent .,_... Hullorl P,.,Co Hid Pia¥ will at 7 p.m; wttb tbo lloyolo playin( U.. • • lllld at 8 i>olllo tbo ~ i-l!lls wW tqlo wltb tbo Hawk&. · · The chaQIIonoh!p IIIII~ !loll.' IID\11 wW bo held die Mo •'-ill, March g; with tho ~ .a co.ali to !MIIillt T. ~iim .IIIII the ll!ala at 8 1om. . TJl. Llttlo P+Ttol<tilheplace 0!: i '. tournamont bo!d tor a , _ lfol', a1 Jllll at Portland lor !!" jp'ldo toamo ol llolcl " , ..... ;,;o;_~ ..... •• Upped To-13 ' ~~ Top Seeds in 1-2 Finish at tis. NEW YORK .(111'0-Tbo Na. t1ona1 . lllritatioo 1'ourniiiiOIIt _ , _....., hopo6ll al dresalnll the natloo'l oldetlt poat.uiDI balketball clasate in IVJ. 'lbe N1T, 11hoaa field WII swolled to 13 lloedsy by tbo odclltlon of Bradley, Wyqmlng, Telnpta and vtllanoYo, hapod to add tbe oecond-illoce llnilhir In tho lVI' t.oquo,_which Witt bo delermlned toola!ll In • pla¥0ff Columbia' and l'rin9· -..n .,.... ~,:_ ' ., ' year ago. The answer was oo. "Frank Is entitled to neaottate for wl'tatev~ he thinkS is tltr," airld the exasperated DlltoR. "But he's got to realize that the ball club hll already been folr with hbn. We have ro il\tention ol psylng him $125,000. As it stand& now, I asked him to give tho m ·a I It r &orne more tbiUI!ht." The ~ was not • total !allure for Delton, however. He ' managed to sign reluctant Dave Johnson and Curt Blefary, · leavlnfl: Robinson the only _ _l!!ld!1Jlt ~aJt~r !!'~ ~rst w~ of ..u;~Jiilnti (.or ~e Ml sqoad. · Open Tourney S.iholz .... coiled for Chor&" i"B and Howell sank what 'Bhliary~ who drove ln 81 runs and hlt 22 homers despite a ,242 rw Joon Lee, therormer South Korean table tennis champion now of Columbus, and John Tannehill, 15, or Middleport, were seeded 1-2 in that order in the Ohio ()pen last weekend in Cleveland, a n d thai I• how they !lnished. Lee, who recendy took an American bride, h; No. 1 in the United Stotes andwillbotheaddson favorite to win tile U. S. Open March 14-1:;.16 at Cobo Hall In Detroit. In Ctevelandneltborolthefinol· lsi& had much dlfficulcy getting ·through the men'• oPen field, Lee losing no games in ~ best 3 of 5 matche.s, Tannehill, only one. , ·•ID tile wu .U,Ltlt.,wln;li · lli~!i throe-straight, 21-100 21-lf' and 22-20. Tamehlll won the Ohio Open bitting average, Slid he would ...,.!1 to Miami 1nda,y alter ao lnctiue !)I e,ppro.ximatei.Y •~.000 to $25,00.0. ' ,. , Frank Howarjl Signed The biggest slgnlng or tho ~ -literally and tigurstlvelyoccurreci due oorth ot Miami at· Pomparo ~ll Where massive Frank Howard flnai4< agreed to terms ·with tbe Waohlng!Dn Senators lor $48,500, maldng · him tho hlahelt Priced pt~er In the team's biatory. The salary rtWn&ented a raise of $12,500 lor tbe third leadlnil home run . bluer 1m tho AL who wa• •eeklDB f52,000. Orlal1do Clllledo, the National Leaaue'a moat valuable player, checked In the St. Louis Cordinala' CIIJIIII and immedl•atol)- .~recllciAOCI 11>• Rod>irdo wW 'npeat as pennant winners ID • tDU&h race.» C41Jeda. who Pla¥ed about 20 pmu In tho P...-ti> lUcan Winter League, _.ciilt. 14 chartt;r line with seven aecoods remaining. Ohio state won the game at the tree throw line, being ou"" &cored ~ tile Reid 211-28. Results Tho POmeroy girls' baskelba11 team has completed Its sea~ son wftb a 3-3 slate and is now preparing lor the upcoming toor. nament af Rutland wlllch will get started IIIla Frl~. In recent games, Pomeroy de. feaiA!d Kyger Creek 29-26 and Racine 29.:11. In tho game against Kyger Creek, Marilyn Brown was high Willi 14 and JOIIIV Meochlnl w:rt atx. Mabel MB&Iers tallied 14 tor KC. . r"~· ,. ..i• Trovot lo fun. JO.~r SoiiiOII....,,·' trsvtlo brl~O acct.. · · · ilonta. Don, opoll rour lUI!> ;• . Protocl yo~rooll w~tn i lourlng with a apteltl tniMt · · · · po8qo from AuJo.OwiWO. ,. •, Tha cltlmo IOMCO II lui and yau1J app,....._ ll>itwhtn you're far from hamt. Wh....., 1010 travot, yau con bo In AuJo.Ownon "CIItclt of proWotion.. SERVING MEIGS . COUNTY SINCE 1861 DOWNING Insurance Ag,ncy Agaibat Raelne, Pomeroy's ~ scorer were Peggy Story wiUt sb: and Menchlni with five. Monday' a College Reaults Press International MldWeat Kansas St. 63 IOWa St. 61 Ohio St. 67 Dllnois 64 Kanaaa 85 Oklahoma 80, ot Missouri 6G Oklahoma St. 58 Iowa 91 Minnesota n Earlham 118 Tsylor 99 ~over 81 Trl state 69 By United Trudy Maslanka was high for Racine with 13 and Jibe Dono. van got seven. 63 Falcon Squire Wagon._'!' ___ $995 · Slluth Tennessee 63 Mississippi St. 51 Louisville 107 Bellrmne Ky. 58 Vanderblll 115 Louisiana St. 86 6 cyl., auto. trans., w-s-w tires, wheel tli8cs, radioo A red nice GnP.· Tulane 68 VIrginia Tech 78 KARR & VAN ZAHDT MOTOR SALES Southwest Houston 107 W. Texas g.. 76 "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bwlness" West Cadillac-Oldsmobile Seatue 67 Texas El Paso 51 Nev. &Juthern 95 H. SCott 70 ~92-5342 Pomeroy, Oblo !ina!'' Boys 1? and Under troPhy and with Lyle Thiem, 32, otllsyton, was runner up ln men's <klubles to Lee and John ~encer o( ColumbuS, SIDle • UTEX Will PIIIT DROP IN FOR YOUR FREE HOME BEAUTIFUL BOOKLET • • v . • • • ~. enrichad-plus nula tllll does ...'Yihlns bettor! • c1nM oioitr, spatteR less, hal· sreatet ...,. - · eli,.. boltor to _,Easy Spot-wash. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . * 3 For • count down to enJoyment eo KING EDWARD • ~ ;jJ * * ., ••• • •••• u w .. KING BUILDERS S 992-3148 DDLEPORT, 0• We have some great plans for you. .. ,,, ,. ' : ,' ., ' \ 1D ll1d ~~ him throolttiL ' flo .mtn alter a Willie, anll ' ' ' .. ,,, • poltl. ~25J9 J ', .. , • Six....,._rularchiteclahaveincludedeveryotyleancloize ol homo ill an allraclive Plans Book. And what makes u- 60 homes 100ll)l nioe is lhal tliey have been dooi...,.l tor Total Electric Living. When you fiDd YOUR dream homo in the boot, you can be oure it is the ullimale in comfort and coovenience. ' yom Order Plana Book today. Simply enclooeliOin an envelope along with the coupon in tlUo ad Mail to Columbus and Soulhem Ohio Eleetric Can~. Boob may aloo be pun:based at *"Y Company ollkiii. Free mounting Also milable with aswln&ln' lid stripe! Caaper NEW full Sorvlco Quarantoo .' ' than ca- 30, aullorecl 1 bit lrvm theH pltfollo .......,, bul llio '-""Y IIPIII'OIOb lndl- 11 ' 0 <~i.: u $ ,. '- ( .. Dream Houll'' comlni: .J .l)-lt hal been IDcustqr OD TO<IIi !omale adult&, Meanllme, II has c""'eled Marlene Sandoro' daltimo newa show. Ju<lt~Dieiii:&!fiiA shoW like •'Tbll MorniDI'' c..- bo judpd on tho bull ol 0111 outing. It - · • while lor an lntorlnol talt.ln<l-.arll\1 series to find a J'OO'O-If II does. Almoal invarlabQ> an ~ detNta ol llluo pzoa:ramo, lito ........ boat .....,.. to bi onrly r10y In otrotchl!w !Or llu&b•, and lriea to Ioree )Oklo ' Mered for ' such series aa ••Ttte Newlywed Glm.e," "The' Baby Game'' and uThe Dating Game,.-IDd aucb others •• '"Weddias. P&r'Q''' and • ' '· ABC-TV's da,ytlmo -!elY has boon lalrq obvious. Willi TRAOK·TESTED AT 120 M.P.H • • little p .. I-T boll, Howell acored · proved to be tile wlnntni free lllree ot the first four Ohio throw. He made another with U Stale · boskets to give the Buclo- , seconds left and FiMey got the second of two tries from the · eyes a 4:;.10 hood. The Dlini IIUI'Ied and with 14 minutes remaining, Randy Crews hll a short JUilii>Ol' lor a 47-45 Dlinl lead. Ohio tied the same immediatol)- and tho lead chlqjnd band• 13 limes belore Dave Scholz' lsyUP wttll I :27 left pW1ed Winola into a 64oall second Robinson Lone Holdout r _._and iudl.,.., . NO LIMIT u to milet, tnonui1 or roM hlllldl. fUll SERVICE au.ran leed for life of o,lcl nal lrud" to quality. Of WOtltmlrilhip and mtt"lll plut 111 normal roed h.lu rll 5, not lncludin& ~raD II punttvNJ, If 1 COOptr p11S11npr Ur• l't(luhH adlu &tmtnt undtf this 11uarantee . full allowance for uno UHd NIYiCI ~'fill De m•c:te 0111 111w Coooer l ilfl. T h•~ allowanc• w1ll be Dll~e d 1)0 the rtm11nlnl 411Jilh of or111n.1 \ftad tfl1 curt*"' ttllinll: priet. lf!d' 48 such a task is vJ.rtual)f s2 37 .4tl4 u IJPI 1t1or11 wriltr lmPo88ible. And tile OrlolO& now ~- Kloluctq . . 27 41 .3tNO\J Harry lWton ia ~ Out hi'WI · ~ wltbout Robby tor a • WEST o1 Pldenct falter tban you can weeK. I W, L. Pet. GB oign Frank RoblniOii. · lloblnoon, the Tril>le Crown Now Orleans 43 25 .832 · That' a tllolaat maJor problem winner In 1966 end a poosible : 40 29 .580 3lh confrontlna tht peraomel dlrec- rCJUter l11t leaaon untU a ~- .· ~· II& 30 .515 6 tor ol the Balttmoro Oriotoo aa bast11ath collisll>n with AI Welo ?,,._ ~lloutiD· 26 44 .87118 hlt taom· prepOJ-es to pick "' ot tbe Otlcaso White &IX In late 22 4t .333 20 "• tbe pieces ol the 1967 aeaaon June left him witll double Alllhtlm 23 46 .333 20\J and Dilko a •lroow run tor Ita Vision, met "1111 DaltOn f!>f 90 '·. :Yiij)di;y!a Roaultl oocond Alnoricu Leogue poo. minutes Mondsy In Miami .and ~;nooatdanduo in three years. received an otrer of '110,000, Nt!J. ()allaano 128 .Indiana 118 Without Roblnlon. of course. . •10,000 more than he received a .....,raJ •• '., COLUMBUS (UPO - Ohio dsy nflht, Stale's baitling Buckeye• 1nc1a,y Jo<l,r Finney and Howell were root!~~~! for Mlchlpn tn scored tllroe crucial fop1 ohotl Salurdsy nllht'a loW.,Mlchigan in the ftnal mmur. or plsy to club at Iowa CiQ<. brelk o I· M-oll deadlock and Ohio Stale could. pin a &bare give tile scarlet and Gray ill "IIIIo Big Ten basketboll ehOJDo loth Big Ton win OIIPOsed to pionahli> if Michigan !l'oeil Jo. four losaeo IIIIo seaaon. .... Iowa clinched a &hare ot, ' Howell damlnalod tho game, lila crown Mondsy nl(ht W) ~ all ocorera 'and pulling boating lltnnelllla. otnm 14 rebounds. The Buckeyoa, behind lho 25o OSU Had F4ge 90inl ~ort ~ Stove Howell, Ohio had a ~ halftime ~ Dltnola 67-<11 iii a Big Tan ' edge as • result of a 14opolnl billie at 'Chami>aign, W., lfol>. HowuU performance. In the Pet. GB . 48 21 ,696 llinnoiOII : ' I;.tl•ni ~ : , New Jersey ,. ;: .. ... E~\. PltUburiJt ""'!• o. ' '•' on DUOUY'S · ABA SrANIINGS By United Proatllltornattonal rt '. -" ': . ·m y- (I .,... " '*' . TV "Keep him on tile lle~ll .,c. he · doeAn't 1et •urt!" -~-==-lllllllflli / . ' '• . PH. 992-lUi. �' 'II ' l. '" ' ' .W®r/d IJJay~ bfJRr:axeri.;':. ' Dr Wlt.UAIII!. WID'JIE ' ,. ' , WAli!ING1:0N ·-; ~.' ~· lbllo U!f roalb' quito siMp ' . . "~allltlelntl>tho(l'apdew" n• ~n.~···~"'~lir•· ~ SIJeot tht ' '· ._ ., 1 Social Notes ' . ored meeting lor their regular at tiio !Qme ot Mrs. Alina Elizabelb Turner and daqhter, hrrle. A potluck S14'Pir was en)o,yed by 17 D*!bers. a.rotby Boliri, lecturer, presented a literary program approprlatetotllsmontb or February. The lllarch meeting wm bs bold at the - · or Mr. and Mrs. · owen Kennldy In Albens on the foorth Saturday ev. niJii or lbe montll. Reso)utlons Or rellpeCt lor Mrs. J. E. Rldeidn were presented by Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Bolen and Erma Nelson. llrs. Radeldn had been an active member or the Lourel Grange ror 68 years, A letter from Yra. lllsude Holemnb, who is opendlng the "Inter . News, Notes Mrs. Guy Roosh, Mason, was taken to tile Pleooant Valle.J Hospital oo Monday evening, Mrs. R. C. Klng and granddsll8hter, !llella Dalley, will leave on March 9th lor San Antonio, Texas for a visit with Iter dauibter and the latler•a parent&, Mr. and Mra. Paul Ballf/1, Sbeila i1 a lltudeiX at B.lck1......., College. Airman First Class Kenneth and Mrl. RlfiiOI<ia and Keith have returned to Cape KennedJ, Fla. where he ia stationed. CliJI. Jock Stewart, soo ol Mra. Robert Stewart, Mason, has arrived home alter a 16-month loar or Wly ID Vlelnam. . Luey ~ 11 reported as Improving at tile Meigs Galeral lloopital whare abe 11 a patiODL Her room II 123. Fisher, pt. Pleaaant. llSCIIARGED: Howard Brumley, Homer Theiss, Mrs. Samuel Grllllth, llollao Wright, llrLN"' ab C&Wcoate ami (bughter, WU. lilm BI'OWJJin8:, Mrs. Helen Bal\o ker, Mrs. WiWam Oldaker, Mrs. IUchard Aultln, Edward llunlsi>, Mrs. Leo Dluabert,y, Mrs. Guy Roush. BIRTH: Mr. IUICi Mrs. Michael Leach, Pt. PleiSant, a claulhter. ·, I : ,-' ' ! '.• • ' '1 • . .. •· ..... ' : · " I' f . lllareb 6 In lbo parilh ho_., be- limlnr ttl,p.m. •'N .....a Lee was I r'ecllnt dl,_ ner IUOS! of tho Hallldoy -Atklni lamll.r. If· . . · . M111 Joliet &nl!h, -,1t1eot, wll! preel~ \llll'inlllle bu"""ll 101~n llld hi>1tenea lor lbe lunebeoo .will H.,lllro. El"llar>tin, Mrl• Scott;v H7re aod Mrs. Tom Walters. .,. Mr. ond Mra. Lomle Hutiaon called on Jock CWk ond lamily arecentSund&nftemoon. Franee1 ond B.oi Alkire spent ~ weekend 1n Columbu• with the F, 0, Whlilfl. Mr. and Mrs, CIIIIIOn Gilkey and lamily ol Albany ..... !~~no day diMer gueota or Mro. Avo GUkey, VIrgil Hamon Is bnproVfqi alowq Ill tllo veterans hospitaL !Irs, Ona Arlx apent a week with ~er daughter, Mrs. &uth Smcigra88 of llaeloe. Roger Alkire i1 spondlJW a leove wltll hi> parents, llr. onc1 .Mrs, Fellx Alklra before &Olrw : 11> Alaska lor a y.,.., Mr. IUICi Mra. Earl Fait ware recent Sunday dllmer psis of Mr. and !Irs. Dona ltanJng or Y1 .. ~~~ENI"Em!D ' ;,l,~iii1~:i:i:<::i,:~''"'~~;;,!,:;,:.,:!;:~;~ ~ . a weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mr&. G, A, lladekin ond encl. Mr. and Mrs. WUiiam Cbeedle and Mr. and Mrs. Reed 'Jelftrl are spendlrw two weeks in FlorIda. Mr. and Mrs. Corwtn(inlthand daughters o! Columbus spent a ~ slterooon wltll Mra. :Sith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. lllarYin Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolenand soo, Kemy, called on Mr. and Mrs. Eddie stout ot Albar\y areceet Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Cbarlie Rite Is spendiJW SC>Ile time at lbe homo of ber dauihter, Mrs. Lorey Hollman wbUe Mr. RUe is a patient 1n lllelterlng Arms Hospllal. lllrs. PaulineHoUidsyreeelved word that Cltlllplla Vale was to undOrgo major surgery In thO Morrow Coonty lll....nal 110.. pllal io 111~ GUead thil weak. . AI<&. Etltal Badekln II lpOIIdlqj a week at ber htmsher•"""" being in llleArthur for Ills put month while her son. Junior, waa. a patient 1n st. Al>thoro< Hospilal in Columbul, iibe thai ber ~ter, Mr1. Georgia Nail PbUUps, Ia In Granlllolpiml In Columbulloromoothundercloae llt>OJ'Visloo ot OPO<ialista. !lira. PbWipal& sulleringlrom oform ol Hotchln80n'& lll81Sse. ...,.rll Tuppers Plains CZECH CHANGE VIENNA {UPI)- A Prageo Univeralcy branch ol the CZICII Communist Youth Orpntmtoa renounced Ita right to reproBy lllliS. EVELYN BlllCKLES all JlhUoiOPhY In ra,..r Mra. Myrtle Boggeu waa ho• ot the Aca<lemlc StutWnt oretl ~ wltll a dinner at her borne In remembrance o1 Couo:ll, an · - • 81111 ~~roeo~ her blr.thdaJ. Thoaepreswwere tlon, the of!lclal c ...h Kr, aod Kro. TbomasHoweUand - - · Rude mother ol Hllltllngton, W. V~o, Dill Pravo daiJ.y said today, Mlu Fmma Neal Boggeu, Mils Claud.a Zerkle, a nlli'H Parkorllburl.lllr. ond Mrl. Jack II thO Cabell Huntington HOI- Weatherman, local, ond lbe hoo- and famiJ.y all IP8IJI I WeelttDtl pta!, aod MIU J""'ller Zer- ored geeot, llro. Boggo&s. at Columbuo. Tilel Wtlll to 'ldo, a studeal at Merllhall UnlSP,I U.nald Koen!B returned Mra. Torrence•a new grandoo verllllj<, will rlalt their parents, home-~ a year in dau&hter, Llu Ann, bom to Kr, Mr. aod !llro. Looter Zerkle VIetnam. Ho Is thO oon ot Mro. and J~es Torrence. TJJe 1 overtlls-..1. a.r!l ~aodlbelaleLeonard ~oalao bave a soo. lira. J. 8..-·'>! El1. i!ooriirMro. llaalna ~ II rlalllil(' Mr. and MrL llr. lild KrL Blain Toylnr eel bome- ·-llweekllll1 LOIIIor Zorklo loti otl!ei!!lrtands !ttl- ... ..;;,..... 1 ncent ~ at Now at. Cohomhto' -'" 1 1n1hre area, -~· ~~. /' . MlrtlaarlUo, W, Vs., rllitlnghll Mr. llld llro. Mlchaa!Grumand • • ' I) q 0 mother, Mro.Zora1'tllot, wboll lamlly. Suro, ..;. au like to go recoverq ll'om a broken blp, Mr. and Mro. llarldWrlj(llt~ ••• fur cuff•• - blil why Mra. Audre)t TorrlllCe and .,. or New lllslllllOrulilllt""' tlo rume t>/ lht stafflulvt daugbteta, MrL n>n Gilthrle ond dt.f with hor grondmotller, Kra, "" fl<!, appartnlly. all lht lamUy ' antlllr1. Jome• Caldwall. Moine Chapman. ·•• "'OAr to ·Brazm Society News • ' .. • · : ·: . ' .• I ' • ' ' < ' . ·~· ' . ~.~ - shower Given . .Mrs. Henderson idd/e In· M' . f nllibUr. ··M'dd/epor t·.. N . """"'" """""" 1!I"eolumbul · spOol a weekeod wltll Mr. tind Mrs. Gu1 Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Hensley and Mr. ond Mro. Joe 81..,11 were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Da,.. is ,Seals, TIQ)ers Plain&. Mr. and !Irs. Sol BlslOl' ond 800 or -avdle were dfmer KUOIII ql Mr.IIDII Mra.JimCarter. Mr • and !lro.llank Holter were rlslu._ l(r, ond Mrs. Pave Hol.er, Chester. Vislti._ Ethel i&rkinl over a reeeot weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Burdell D.mn or Pennoyl-vanta. Mr. ond Mrs. Emerson J~ Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Harold osbOrn, Keno, Mr. and lllra. llqland Stebem, Mr. and !lire. 1m-sal Larldo1 and Mr. and llr1, lld>ert Lori<ina. · Mr. ond !Irs. Clamlce Daan ond lllllle Burtoll or Colllllbus 111111 J..kle Doon, OU Alb..., r&eenllJ' · Yloilld llr, llllll 'llrs. W- Prince. llary Eliea ond Kallly Andrew or ~s rlllted!lr.andlllrs. FranciJ Aaclrew. Halee llailey ond Florence Coart rllllld Nellie Cozart. llr. illdlllra.FredLorldnsvjao ited Mr. &Ill Kra. Ntir'1un Weboo or or Tlwor• Plaint. · llro, Erneatlnol~Qman wa1 a , _ diDoor IUOII ol llr. and lllrL Tom ~layman. ·Bett;v LotltlM and lamii.J or Ch~lhlro and lllr. alld Mrl, Bay Y01q and daulhter wererllltlng Mr. and llro. lm-101 Lorklns, Mr, ond Xro. W- Prlnc:e and Grace lilr.. w... YI•IIIDa llr. and Mrl. Gordoa ~811 . at Tlfiw• Plainl, Mr..... l l r l . - tltlll 01 P011111Ylvaala rlalted Edith 0.. bora at lleuo. • - VIolet &olth -r'IJ ~· Y · ~! ' ·1 ./- ..f 'I • ' ' 11 · Dead ot'lojuriea r-· .. · :.:. OteS ;:. :;:.Persona 1 •.:0 '""' · PJ:Et\ Third Birthday Celebrated by Susanna Wise &.i&anna Wise, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise o!Mlddle.. port, was 1uest or llooor at a part;v bold Saturday afternoon at the home or her granei)arents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Scott, Forest Run, ln observance o! qer third birthday. A ctl-cus theme was ~arrled out ln the decorations rctr the ar.. fair. Games were played, gifts Wijre presented to .suunna, and the hosts nrvcd cuPCakes, tee cream, and punch. Guests at the parcy wereJennirer Wtse, Marla, Anita, and Christina ~erldan, Pomeroyi and Billy and Johnnie Knight ol Point Pleasant. Others joining in the observance were Mrs, Roscoe Wise, MiddlePort; Mrs. INilliam !ileridan1 Mrs. Olan Ge~ hebner, Mrs. Ru&S Watson of Pomeroyi Miss Judy Genheimer and Pete Vanica or Oxford; Mrs. ~ng' .. /a . ; :::· . · Approves ii;,.. Stove Purchase C For' . a····.asement . r;~=~~:is· or -~···· ' P~i~ ·_. '. «l ' 1·• ~. ' Stephen rlen).Jerson : ~; · . . ~ • "'·"' ·~ · The ' Pre'"'Jit!rlan . Cho!ic:fl In c. Church Junior Choir .Ar"'ll!! ,ql,.,~~,)!id Mrs. WUllom Knight ol. Point Pleasant. .\ • Uon' Co. at B.!prO. . ·. ... when-- •av• you tim• endtrouW.I BMBtiURNS · COLOR CENTER -= .......... A11tlllplrl Are To Order Wocldlng Flowero Eorly S.WoCon Do Our But For You . OnThot Special Day ,.. ,.,, DUDLEY~S , ' 9924560 ~ ., New low-~riced Sprint • here with their sranc:\larents due to!llrs. &nltll's lllness. Mr. and !llrs. Hobert Mitch ond sons, llavld and Steven, ol Wh"""''·· were weekend .;,eots ....,.,. •• of thelr pareots, Mr. and Mrs. j P. L. Mitch ind Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Seines• . Debbie Grueser, oludent at GlenrlU, State College, Mr. aod Mrs. ~ Grde~ and Mr. and Mrs. llobsi1 Jay ol Columbo&, were · w~kend visitors o! Mr. ~ Wtlliam Grueser. T~ William Grue~ra returned last week from Fort Lai!Cierdale ond ~na, Flo. Eilroute homelbey vlafted at Johnson Ci,ty, Tenn., with the Rev. and Mrs. Fred L Gardner. MrL Su&an Rawlings returned heme Saturday rlsltlng in · MaryavUie with Mr. and Mro. Jim JohnmoiUICI children. Mr&.: MaJ:Jorle lllles Mitchell ·or Athena was a SUnday risi~ tn Middlet)Ort. Among those sbe rlslted were Mr. and lllrs..John Seine& .and Mr. and Mra. Ch&Jioo los Barutett. ·· ,~ ( .... , ' r Mra. Wanda H~rrtaon ud son. <l.mO!tn~ and , B~· . ot Akron wers recent .~!~·. s~ . we~.f ""1\!!aml. uot. guests o1111r1 ~~a~~,. Mrs...tllfDWld OX!o"" • w~nd . ·"'"')! , . . . W~IIJid· " .'r!aiJilly. _ ..... - ", , h~ l!iOibtto Mro. Plan . . , · ·;· , , ' • , *•· lite :.,~· .•• "< t' • ·~· :a~~~y,Ob~~~ved ' .'BJ W..o. :Bornltz •• '·(,;;."'.; ":i'* · ' ..... wilh' .,i; ,. . Hymn uThe Day ThoU Gavest, was taBhioned with long alee~~· LOrd," followed by 111e closing es. g..e wore a vei1ed heiu:Jp!ece benediction by Mrs. Miller. and carried a bridal bouqUet of an orchid surrov.nded by mums. Organizes Miss Hanson wore a llgtlt blue dress lrith navy acceasories and Group ha:d a corsage or white carna~ tlons. The new Mrs. Henderson is a A junior choir ha& been or- 1967 graduate ot Mlddleporl High pDized at tile Middleport First School and is employed as a United Presbyterian Qmrch unsecratery by Dr. Rlcbsrd L. der the direCtion of Mrs. Dwight Slack ol Middleport. Mr. HenWallace and Mrs. Dale Walburn. derson graduated rrom Kyger Accompanist ror the group, Creek lllgiJ School In 1966 and which will sing at tile Palm Suo- works with the Asbestos JnsulJ-· day service, is Miss Connie Bachner. Rehearsals are held at 2 p.m. on S&t~days. Making lCI the youth choir are Stella and f Janet HorkY, Debbie, Becky and Kathy Coleman, JUl Walburn. Nancy Jo Wallace, Krista Morris, Valerie Lewis. and Terri Fife. · . · ' to Mrs Kenderaon Wert Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and · ROCK !!!'RINGS ~ 7' 80 Norma ond Mill Mil- children; Tbomao andllllcyBetlt, ,.,... at tlie home ol Mr. end dretl H . I ' ot Reynoldsburg, wera weekend ilr•{ AtD!>I 'l;iii!'""L . aw ey, • ~S'COUNTY AmertcariRid gueata ol their Parenti, M r s. ' · 11oan1 lllr Frances SchoU and Mr, andMr&. ~· Qlt~ttr '~· cpf e:cElcbo Weeks. . toro.&30p.m-;atV-atllllleJ!'I- . SS 1111:a. Rick crow o! Columbus . \ orll(IIIOIP~ : '>., ' ' ' . was the Saturda,y KUOS! of her ' IGii(lS COUNTY YOliNG · perenta Mr and !llrs· WUson o;'.. Cllib. r~ iDtMtl!,w. 7•80 · , "-. . . C&rPf;;.,.. ,U80 vj•lll~ ,;1111 the ~ m., at~~ ~· ' ~ ~ Carpenters ~ver the weekend ' '. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Young ··· ' .,. ahd children ot Laooaster. ~EIGS Purchase of a new J.toYe tor . MJ~S Brenda Potts, junior at U,e thureh ~~ment waaajP,rov- .Ohio ~1: U~vershy. spent the ·. eel by tile 'Bible Clan Friday weekend. here ~Itil her .P&rents, '11~/. the Brad(<lrd Church ill Mr. aod Mro., WiUiam SWotzeL (2trl • , · , Thursday ,guests of Mr. and !&I. Norina Jldaaell, preli- . Mrs. Harry ··Kei&er ;ere Mrs. illl1l. bad charge R! tho meelln!J lieney lhle and Paul Keiser of ttfllci)!' open,d ciOvoti<.s by Columbus. llll:i- ,fran.,;1 !!l'oeil tal<.., rrom Mra. Clara Karr IUICi Mrs, lllaitbeW 5. Sho a· rOIICilnl; GlatQ<s Cuokler were Sunday ""''"""" trt gueots ol Mri, Wetb,y. 'Whaley, . Lt. jg · Richard Genheimer a u.S; NIVat aVlitor baa· ilrri~ rrom CaiUoima Cor ·~ week's vall .J.Ith blolnotller,:MI:•• 01an GeMebner, and other relatives. Hl. ·wfll. leave Mortd"i tor Oki"' Bingham ··~ .,..s Mrs. tt .... ,..e, phreya. Otlter• ·preaen..... · ·Mrs. Sauvage artd Mra. !IUtler wor'e a street..J.ength cll'*ss of sang the World Da.Y of · Prayer white lace in A·Une style. It &!) auctlt~~~- ,r . galoat tile rljlhl p&lm ol. tho ••·' February 24. Mlsa Ann Bon lOll cOlver, and each qlo&el ,tile ten or Middleport was !lie maid. ql band over tile ilther'a right band, bonor lor Ills bride, onc1 John ~sstng 1t on ~ the perfJOn ~b Swisher or' Galllpolil served as ttng next to them, then _aayi'Dg.:~ best man for the bridegroom. ~<~'lbe Peace of God be with you." For her wedding, the b'ride 11111•- •" ' - . N. , was the' acene The .coupie .rooltltii~Nf!IO!IIb ·~!i!l'ii> U~n. . . . . 91 tile wedtllrlg of MIS! sandra Thli'd St. in Ml!'dfooP>i't, ' ' The medltallonor•.•'n!o 1'01!00'~ tee' H\JmphrO)'&> tlaUt!h\01'.ot Mr. ••""!.,...,~t!tl'.""'•' l(al glv.., !>t Mrs. ~s, ••· onc1 Mro. Norman Hlimphre,ys, . · F · j. , · ! aloled by Mt1. M)Uet i!ll!l J.lrl,, Mltf4~porl, to StepflenKelth HenStl.ltWIH· L£1,.,. Stuller, prlogthebandciUp!l)'lll· clorson. son ot Mr. end . Mrs. ~AIHT bolle ot lrlentlsldp ·and rela\ijln· George c. !lenderson ot Galllpo.' Why Do II sill~ to lite Cbrlaltana in AaljL 1ia. · ' · · Youruif · Wben Tbe. Peace Ia sly_en1 Ill• · v.owa oltlle doitble .ring cereCall siver· placet 'lbe ,rlal>t band a;. llk>i1Y were reed. at 3 p.m. oo c.., ,o. :.~~· :.~~~. · ~~ '::.!'· i:=~~ \f Pomeroy... \ \ ~::' ::n~~.th~;:k:~;·~~ lr"!"l.matron ol District 25, wiD· ~·"'""'-~ Mrs Norman Hum- '' p / :·:· Columbus. They' came !or tllelr"' ~ IDipt!ctlon rlalt. Mom- ;;·...;-~Mia~ Mellrtda Hum- t ersona Notes t chUdren, Kevin .... Christi, Who btrt are to take · Item• tor an ·" ' · ~:i. have spent the past rew week& . ,!~' Great·Gnndlon Is by Mr&. ~oon Stebblno ol tile Fire! United Pr-.bYlerlan C(lurth. who~~edID tile re""""81ve reaclne I be "Adoration and Thanks8(v " lollowad b): thO Lord's .Prsyer ID unlltlli. . · · • ,, Scrl~a. ware reed by Mrs. Loonarcl Baal olllle bootchl!rch, Mlos 'lllareta Kerr of tile Meihodial Chureh, and MISI Edna EdC ward olllle E.U.B. a.urch. Mrs. Albert Miller ?f the host church ,pve the medltat.lon, 41 Bear One Another' I BUrdens." 11111 al.eo waa the theme of the service. Mn. Wendell Stutler ol the Methodist Church led in there~ sponsive and uPrayer of Penl· Durst- Shuler Wedding· Was Event of Feb. 2 . Friends and neighbors have learned ol the death ol Flor011ce • Mra: Ellie McCoy ·aria Mn. ;1 ,Charlotte ., ': c· Hinkle, whO waoact:Oinpantetl)>y her'hulband, both siltera.of·Mra. 't:l!,fl1~ 1,.S ."'"~:.,," Sclnes. A'step-lljler: ''Mro. Del- . ~¥~1' phi• sieele, ofGalllpoill, otl>pped :· •' 1 l ·i by to <C)ftRatulate tile <'Ouplo, aa illd Mrs. Aiia Flober, a eoualn 1 Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. George Shuler TIIElibAY,. !rom.Charleaton, W, Vo: . ~tll ALUMNI ' A!ml; Flotniro, fruit, and gllll were , Tile.~, 8, p,tn., Ea-. HlJh ~-""'to Mr. andMrl. Seines, SdloOI:· Ollleen of last year uk- lillo reeelvsd a golden money tree eel t<i.ailend. Plana will bs m1~ from tlielr chitdren. tor Aluoiml Banquet. Anieing tile many friends a n d TUliSDAY ne(£11borl who came by to conPOMEROY CHAPTER, Order gratulate tile Sclne1ea on their of Eastern !Jir, rea\1Iar ltf;. golden annlverNO' obaervance 11o1 at 7:.S ·p.m. at Ma&Onic Were m~rs ot the BullY Bee Ml Lt·•· Tonip!e. Initiation. ·: Class ond tile Electa Clr~le ot so · - Kay ~·~ claugl>- and tied with white satin strt:alllo CRESTEII LODGE 323, Daullll· tlte B. H. •!lm>om Ml11lonaey ter of !llrs,lllary G. lm-stoiPom- ers. Miss Maurisha Ulrst of Pometert of Alnoriea, ,.,enlna, B\ the Soel~ of the Middleport Firat eroy and Mr. Roland !Jurat of roY was the bride'S maid of honball. c~ I<> be <!r". tor BapiiB\ Cburcb. lllinl>lo, became tile bride of or, and Tom Eblin of Cheshire Mro. Roberta: Lee. M,mbera to ., , George Michael !i!Uier, oon of le Mr. and MrL a.yle T. !iouler s.,rved as best man. .... will : new of!leers ..... \ ot Che&hire at 6:30 p.mt on Wedding guests included Mr. hav• not """" lnotalled aakeci I<> · · Feb. 2 at !lie Middleport Church and Mrs. Doyle Shuler and daughten, Penny and Mary Ann,MF. o! Chrl1lt. WEDNESDAY "' 1, The Rey. Raullin Moyer, miD- and Mrs. Raymond Zerkle arid lllWIV AL; Clil)tA! Melbodlot · ' , i&ter ol tile church, ollicllled at son, Mrs. Mary Durst and dauCbli-ch, lido week,, 7:30. p.m. !OOrf Ills tbuble ring ceremorcy. Bao- 1 gttter~ Kath,y, ' Mrs. Eddlefur&4 tltb ·evonlnJl Rev. Jiinoi IIOr~ · , ~ kets o( white gladioli dseorated and Mr. and ·lllro. Art Gllmor,. A reception was held at the !'fll\ll1, Jr., i!plakar; ROY. JDiet · . Mrs.'~erette Darl'l end ldrL thechurcl\. · Precedine the ceremolll' apro- home or the groom's parents .Moulaon, ~.; livlnl devotJ.ob... Herman Batley of Middleport en.. allf:. !Pclil singing Stni· terialnetl recent.ir wltll a bridal grani ol nuPtial music waa pre- following the ceremony. Mrs. ori""TEUR .lnVilld. GARDEN . C u b, shower . hanorlol Mrs. StePhen sented by Mrs. Clarice Erwin, Sluler and Mrs. Helen ~rs 1 tunn Keith }Jenderson, the former San- organist. Her selections lnclu~ served the cake, and Mrs, Eddie bolril of Mrl. i... 'E. Reynolds dra Lee ·aumpttreys ·of Ml&Ue.· ed "Because1' ' uA]ways," "The IAlrst presided at the punchbOwl. Mallei! e al 8. f>cOII'am by ).Ira. }..o 11 p " 'N Mlltoa ROplh~ ,._onaldlrector. port. · · ~. r s rayer and • u»tial Gifts tor the honored KUest SoJw," ~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::~~' were . placed on a 'table•center· The bride was escorted to the ., THURSDAY eel with a mlnleture bride. Tbe altar by her uncle, Art GUmore. ~.~·.· I PAS!' CHIEFS, Mapoiln Tem-ple P'ytldaD Sliter 7,90 at hosteasea lel'Ved eake and For her wedding she wore a two- {: / ~:; ·~ or Mri. >A;;,. ~:ell pundl. piece white suit wltll blue s<>wt~¥f Bendel Am: ~ ·· lt r Gu,~lt:~• ~ th~· shower were ce~sorles. Her bouftant veU of ·:. ·. ••• aliat!Dr bO""•• ,A [ ;;• Mra'!t._r.!f,.!J:J frlil\~~ · eMn. Ed!ll iUus~ shoul~er length, IJld ~ ... _ ~ :ituoltii~'!'"lllli'ilil i!d Bee~v·~ "lh.~"SS..Q.oOt or'-·-.11!1:s-' e<1 ....de and dsydlr :~~::.~Stir •MrJ. ~~ StumPj. a. CbarJ.e'a whttl''carnatJons tJwed tn blue ghteft ~e ssa, Mrs. Orpha 7 • · Wblte and ctaullllter Texam!a Woodard and Mrs. Alpha Miller 1 •• ~~.:llllt at lllelllaoonlc illrl. Beulah Wldte.'Mra: ·Mar: oiColumbuswereweekendguests ~' , uatory Mn'k to ~ea:~ eUa Chamber• Mts Jamea Eu· .;;::~:::::~:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::;.;~:·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:r;:; of .Mr. ~d Mrs. Albert Roush. 1 Social Notes ~1]!,~0._.._ "' ,, 1, _. · f~ tr .~ .111oo...... 111"· ~ .u.J-~!1 .fr. Stewa,t. Mro. ~uvage n n ~ Y 'f~~ w"-' ., lu,e 1'1' ·ou.e.,relaU>e~ .tall!nl'durlne ' tile ~ were l..,ong Bottom eonmu.. Mr•. . . ob&erY111ce. :: · of Vinton, 1he erlinlnal aotlon of 'state vs; ~eldon lm-ottheactloo wu 01'dered tol!O placed oJi· tho Juvil. '., sUo •J.d!o of lbe ~lrcul! eoQi'l .. !locket'and'thi! cHminalactloo or \>' ·· state vs. Lowell s.Q.re oo ID;a.. , fltlli ond batleey.oblrsei>Odl.. milled. ' .. .. months at the home of her daughter and 100-·n-law, Mr. ond lllro. a.n llleBiane, slated that she was en.o:ylng 80 degrees t._rltlD'e in CalllorniL Mr. and !Irs. Robert HoUkia.Y and daughter, Judy, and &OJia, llorwin. Gary and Floyd, WOOBter, spent John Mason Area \ I to RuUond Solllrday evo.U.. ll.r, of Mrs. Nellie Vale a recent a. dt,y. They are spooding a lew weeks with Mrs. stanabur)'•a Jaek1011; Mrs. Jerome F. k... ..., sister, Mrs. Von11McKm,:ht.RutWsU-: Mrs . .Jolum¥ Richard land. .IIOBOP;IY~~ . . ~· and 11!'4i ·OWl< ~y ' anii daughters spem ·~ wltll • her pareilta, Rev. and Mrs. Blrtbs Mrs. Robert R. Headrick, Rt. lllpntgomery ol near ClnclnnatL Mr. and Mrs. Edward coen · 1 Litart, W, Va., 11011, 9:18 a.m. and family ond Mrs. Grace H._ Mooday; Mrs. Joluu!y R. Role, weu-. dstllltter, ID:f9 a.m. ler visited the John Piu!Henaler Monday, Wni4 in Newark over"the wee~ John W, Blake, Mr1. L I d a Bunce, Mro. Harey J. carey, Darld A, George, CatllY C. HUI, ~r, Pt. Pleasant: MUea E. Howard N. HUI, Afro. Marietta Dowling. Pt. PiOIBIIlt: MrL Dal- Klaor, Mlaa BettY L. Koehler, lao V. Roullh, Cllltort, W. va.: John R. Lopn, Olarles N e a I, Plmela J. Hart, Rl. I Letart: Mra. Leooard D. Sergent, VlrgiDlllro. Thomas A. Clark, ~·­ Ia Sklhan, Mro. Donald Wooten, c:uae; Marion F. VanMeter, Mid-- Mrs, R, Harold Jooes ond 1n1ant dleport; Mr1. Otto Harlaibach, tlaqiar. Minar ovUle; Mrs. Lealie G. Hollman, Rl. I Langsville: IIOIHs W, Clark, Rl. I Mlddlepprt; WU- PLEASANT VALLE\ HOsPlr AL Uam T. Walham, Jr., JaeJua.i AlllrrTED: Mrs. Michael Earl c. Uve111, Rt. 1 Jack- Leach, Pt. Pleaaant: John CalanJ ,..-t'·I!Mmi Mrs. Bob L. Crawford, oak clroo, Oak HW; ~ Herdman, .# · · IUlli Mra. Velma c. Davis, Iron- l!obtrt&burg: Mrs. llargaret ton: Mrs. T. Heber McClung, G.....,r, Pt. Plesssnt; AI<L Ill._ tv NerlUe, Galllj>olla Ferry; , Charles Maaci)wa, Mllton; Lonnie - s , MHtoo: Clinton Hickman, Pt. Pleaaant: Homer i If .and· 'M!a~'Siitnell daughter, Mrs. COra Cal&D(Wa 01 New Haven, Cotin. telephoiletl herClin- ·' era~atlona. Theil- ~· Charlea,1 waa. Wtable to coine beeau.se oj', l~liJ, . IUneeo S\lhotiRit bls oon · .!'!"' diuatftter, l;barlu llt)d Bon· . hle sctnea,l, ,,ere here tor the p~~ - Til• Sel'o 17· .P!j;ASAN:f - ~, ~,. .Alklri IIIJitii!"'Colum- vlc; GUI!~" cit''Cbrlat ~seoiW ;.., s~· t,y bte ctre~t~,t'cOu\-t·' By NELLIE VALE b\11 ~~. d)ajor ,ltqlr)':·. ~h Wll} bold ,their 14r0hl 1111! " " - In ~ '!111<;1 ot tliO; Leurel Grange meuat,er& mob- and Is recupa~tbW ·. -tjalac- I~ . miedila Wednesdajl,·. ·MUli cletiHn toillocitoni: In of Columbus called at the home Discharges '•!, lfar:iisbn\illt! , il ' ' . Sbei~tf Nt~~ · · •\' Mr.lnd Mrs. John HaiUcii.Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. SiaDibury Mayea, Henderson; Mn. Oris D. LaiiiO)', Pl. Pieuanl; Debra • K. Smith, HarUord; Saawna J. llllrtln, Pl. Pleeaant: Jlmmlo L. ' . Wblle tiJC! ofterinl of .$23.30 W.a ' at lb• planObJ Mri.D!\nald !.\ole. tiil!en. ' Pr.IYII1" •The call ' to if9rllhlp' and serlp- • tloo ..a~ read b1' ill• ~lbtr of Prafer," aecomp4nfed Pins are Given For Attendance --u ... !lira. Eugooe W. Corter, 653 Third Ave.: Mro. nant .. H. Mitchell, 446 Hedpwood Dr.i Mra. John P. Webster, Patriot Star Rt.: Mrs. James c. !lmllh. Rt. I Allhtoo, W. Va.; Lee Roy ' ;. So ndraLAe ~ .lohri SaUya8i lnc:h from IIll&~ 11111-Amlll', ., . leaD f!)relcn 1J!11lc!es. , Tbo reaoon jo •imPio, il IUI'eoiy gron<L No natlonal IJOC>o Utbaok ID ,all,ti!O world Ia more -tlve thanlbat of the French, , 01 110 natiOn Is more r q to IIOektt the ...~ of tOuristS or ""'"' MPP1 to bUk ·them In tho ' PIUCNL For, a1 a Britllb off'" . cv lllldl,y remarked .0 !Ida eo"" , ~ Just Alllld , · 11boroi1oa ot Parlo In lHf, tho hooch are lndoed ''tho.world's SYRACIJSE - Per!o<l attendPtl'ftiet MUtrala. ~, anee plns IDd bara were present• '''111e1 , wW do liolinoill with til duriDg tho 3IJida3 School hour ~." 'hi addod With a wey !lmdaJ momllil at tlleFlntUnltllllllo, referring to 11t<t ..u.e.;. ec1 Preiibyterian churc~~. doni fact lbal 10 1110111' ot them Recalvlng the honor& nre, 13 hid until a dt.f ortwobolonboal year, MrL Pearl lii<Brldo onc1 ., PlainlY oDlJW bualnasswlththe Eleonor Kay Sebnalder: 12year, oe<l0ial Nazis with II" dlse....,. Mra. George Sdmalclor, Mrs. lille regret. Donald CoUrlll aod Croll COl· Tlie fl<llbat thO Freneb are · ~ ... 9 •ear . a·t~~IN.I m.w• loi"&Ut ~ 1 Ml II F tJJW 4tiog a Uttl.e leu business maw; 8 year, Debbie Harden, with tile people ot the United and 7 1ear, Bruce Coltrlll. II readiJ1 _.,ent, at !lin. Adelberl 0, Lee a n d 1 - In Eastern United lllr. Thomas Clark were pre. states, to casual obaenat!on. aentoc1 first year allendanee corAnd thO ....., ··•- ot It all bas-tlllcate, V"' "'· mN --• bar. ·-~•r 1¥ been eollflrmed by no le" a The Rev. LIDson H. Sebblns peraonage than Premier Georges is preaching a series of sermons Po~~ on the "Apostle' a Creed.'' The SOine New York shops no lo~>~t- Ji,mUc II eordlalq lnrlted, to ator 1-.-. French good& a n d tile 9 o'elock wurllhlp eervdon't mind IIYIDI so. !lima reso- lee, followed by 3IJida3 School aurllta ond cafe& s-atl1allau at 10 o'elock. Attendance 3IJida3 or German ratber than French morning wu 42, w:ltb collecUoo w!DO&; and some Wasblngtonbo.. oUH. 75. · te&HI do lhe aune. There is, to All ehureh members a n d bs sure, ~ appioa<blng any lrlenda are urged to attend the _.-at prlnte American boy- <birch ot their cbolee during cot!: thiiiiP, come to tldok ollt, 'thO Lenten Seaaon: thus parliclthore !o reali¥ no very good ,.... paling In thO "Loyalty Crusade," son why not. Nor Ia Ills United tile ehurcbel or tile coiiUIIUOit;v sweo goveroment In any wa.r on- are aponsortng. cwr on Pedlatrls• 'IIJ)"<L ' '' ... Admlulons 4:. ~'ecoiRJi~Wtib'paijlclpi.UQ. ·'"·•~. e~--~'. gttt_s, taket:l" b>:'.'M~•· · · lou~ l!IINilbavenov' ' er' ....eel IIIII ~llle<l all,y, an Holzer Hospltsl: Visiting bouro 2-f and 7.a p.m. Parenti ' . "e.., · Ot'!feGOU!Ie FrOI\eo,·1lloU&IIendo _,'1111 . •If SYRACUSE - . World Dol of ' tenee/ • !oll011e<l with COINO'!'P· :w.,er. ~e· !iol~ ~·h llbnljl pre,y..· IPfi!Yw• ~\. <W ~oiilnl: In the Cii\irch Dltht ,eellion'l..ro·8fvt•!•1>Y ~ro. !ltibl · , •IW:&rent, ,,with Ill dl!\r<l>d .of . b!"o'. 'lofra, Sliltler PV. til' ®Jll, ~ , ....,.,.,~ !\lrll<t In this ~ oPIDI\ !!,,..~. wu.os wth~llke . . bSserve~ on·Frida.~ . ,. .,' '" ' ' •• ; L.ookat.all the extras you ~at special savings: Order Y-8 power and you can also save on: •GTSI!tpe: •Wde-cNal white sidewall tires •Styted steel~ ·~Wheel OCMliS •Speaa exterior ~lin '~· . ' I . ' ;FN:l-~ 1J1i cap ·GTfOg lanlls • PhJS ~~ ~ fi~ l:llclet seals. floor-mounted stiCK Shift and·....mm· Ebt 'turVI ·SIUpply o1 . ,, < �' 'II ' l. '" ' ' .W®r/d IJJay~ bfJRr:axeri.;':. ' Dr Wlt.UAIII!. WID'JIE ' ,. ' , WAli!ING1:0N ·-; ~.' ~· lbllo U!f roalb' quito siMp ' . . "~allltlelntl>tho(l'apdew" n• ~n.~···~"'~lir•· ~ SIJeot tht ' '· ._ ., 1 Social Notes ' . ored meeting lor their regular at tiio !Qme ot Mrs. Alina Elizabelb Turner and daqhter, hrrle. A potluck S14'Pir was en)o,yed by 17 D*!bers. a.rotby Boliri, lecturer, presented a literary program approprlatetotllsmontb or February. The lllarch meeting wm bs bold at the - · or Mr. and Mrs. · owen Kennldy In Albens on the foorth Saturday ev. niJii or lbe montll. Reso)utlons Or rellpeCt lor Mrs. J. E. Rldeidn were presented by Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Bolen and Erma Nelson. llrs. Radeldn had been an active member or the Lourel Grange ror 68 years, A letter from Yra. lllsude Holemnb, who is opendlng the "Inter . News, Notes Mrs. Guy Roosh, Mason, was taken to tile Pleooant Valle.J Hospital oo Monday evening, Mrs. R. C. Klng and granddsll8hter, !llella Dalley, will leave on March 9th lor San Antonio, Texas for a visit with Iter dauibter and the latler•a parent&, Mr. and Mra. Paul Ballf/1, Sbeila i1 a lltudeiX at B.lck1......., College. Airman First Class Kenneth and Mrl. RlfiiOI<ia and Keith have returned to Cape KennedJ, Fla. where he ia stationed. CliJI. Jock Stewart, soo ol Mra. Robert Stewart, Mason, has arrived home alter a 16-month loar or Wly ID Vlelnam. . Luey ~ 11 reported as Improving at tile Meigs Galeral lloopital whare abe 11 a patiODL Her room II 123. Fisher, pt. Pleaaant. llSCIIARGED: Howard Brumley, Homer Theiss, Mrs. Samuel Grllllth, llollao Wright, llrLN"' ab C&Wcoate ami (bughter, WU. lilm BI'OWJJin8:, Mrs. Helen Bal\o ker, Mrs. WiWam Oldaker, Mrs. IUchard Aultln, Edward llunlsi>, Mrs. Leo Dluabert,y, Mrs. Guy Roush. BIRTH: Mr. IUICi Mrs. Michael Leach, Pt. PleiSant, a claulhter. ·, I : ,-' ' ! '.• • ' '1 • . .. •· ..... ' : · " I' f . lllareb 6 In lbo parilh ho_., be- limlnr ttl,p.m. •'N .....a Lee was I r'ecllnt dl,_ ner IUOS! of tho Hallldoy -Atklni lamll.r. If· . . · . M111 Joliet &nl!h, -,1t1eot, wll! preel~ \llll'inlllle bu"""ll 101~n llld hi>1tenea lor lbe lunebeoo .will H.,lllro. El"llar>tin, Mrl• Scott;v H7re aod Mrs. Tom Walters. .,. Mr. ond Mra. Lomle Hutiaon called on Jock CWk ond lamily arecentSund&nftemoon. Franee1 ond B.oi Alkire spent ~ weekend 1n Columbu• with the F, 0, Whlilfl. Mr. and Mrs, CIIIIIOn Gilkey and lamily ol Albany ..... !~~no day diMer gueota or Mro. Avo GUkey, VIrgil Hamon Is bnproVfqi alowq Ill tllo veterans hospitaL !Irs, Ona Arlx apent a week with ~er daughter, Mrs. &uth Smcigra88 of llaeloe. Roger Alkire i1 spondlJW a leove wltll hi> parents, llr. onc1 .Mrs, Fellx Alklra before &Olrw : 11> Alaska lor a y.,.., Mr. IUICi Mra. Earl Fait ware recent Sunday dllmer psis of Mr. and !Irs. Dona ltanJng or Y1 .. ~~~ENI"Em!D ' ;,l,~iii1~:i:i:<::i,:~''"'~~;;,!,:;,:.,:!;:~;~ ~ . a weekend with their parents, Mr. and Mr&. G, A, lladekin ond encl. Mr. and Mrs. WUiiam Cbeedle and Mr. and Mrs. Reed 'Jelftrl are spendlrw two weeks in FlorIda. Mr. and Mrs. Corwtn(inlthand daughters o! Columbus spent a ~ slterooon wltll Mra. :Sith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. lllarYin Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bolenand soo, Kemy, called on Mr. and Mrs. Eddie stout ot Albar\y areceet Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Cbarlie Rite Is spendiJW SC>Ile time at lbe homo of ber dauihter, Mrs. Lorey Hollman wbUe Mr. RUe is a patient 1n lllelterlng Arms Hospllal. lllrs. PaulineHoUidsyreeelved word that Cltlllplla Vale was to undOrgo major surgery In thO Morrow Coonty lll....nal 110.. pllal io 111~ GUead thil weak. . AI<&. Etltal Badekln II lpOIIdlqj a week at ber htmsher•"""" being in llleArthur for Ills put month while her son. Junior, waa. a patient 1n st. Al>thoro< Hospilal in Columbul, iibe thai ber ~ter, Mr1. Georgia Nail PbUUps, Ia In Granlllolpiml In Columbulloromoothundercloae llt>OJ'Visloo ot OPO<ialista. !lira. PbWipal& sulleringlrom oform ol Hotchln80n'& lll81Sse. ...,.rll Tuppers Plains CZECH CHANGE VIENNA {UPI)- A Prageo Univeralcy branch ol the CZICII Communist Youth Orpntmtoa renounced Ita right to reproBy lllliS. EVELYN BlllCKLES all JlhUoiOPhY In ra,..r Mra. Myrtle Boggeu waa ho• ot the Aca<lemlc StutWnt oretl ~ wltll a dinner at her borne In remembrance o1 Couo:ll, an · - • 81111 ~~roeo~ her blr.thdaJ. Thoaepreswwere tlon, the of!lclal c ...h Kr, aod Kro. TbomasHoweUand - - · Rude mother ol Hllltllngton, W. V~o, Dill Pravo daiJ.y said today, Mlu Fmma Neal Boggeu, Mils Claud.a Zerkle, a nlli'H Parkorllburl.lllr. ond Mrl. Jack II thO Cabell Huntington HOI- Weatherman, local, ond lbe hoo- and famiJ.y all IP8IJI I WeelttDtl pta!, aod MIU J""'ller Zer- ored geeot, llro. Boggo&s. at Columbuo. Tilel Wtlll to 'ldo, a studeal at Merllhall UnlSP,I U.nald Koen!B returned Mra. Torrence•a new grandoo verllllj<, will rlalt their parents, home-~ a year in dau&hter, Llu Ann, bom to Kr, Mr. aod !llro. Looter Zerkle VIetnam. Ho Is thO oon ot Mro. and J~es Torrence. TJJe 1 overtlls-..1. a.r!l ~aodlbelaleLeonard ~oalao bave a soo. lira. J. 8..-·'>! El1. i!ooriirMro. llaalna ~ II rlalllil(' Mr. and MrL llr. lild KrL Blain Toylnr eel bome- ·-llweekllll1 LOIIIor Zorklo loti otl!ei!!lrtands !ttl- ... ..;;,..... 1 ncent ~ at Now at. Cohomhto' -'" 1 1n1hre area, -~· ~~. /' . MlrtlaarlUo, W, Vs., rllitlnghll Mr. llld llro. Mlchaa!Grumand • • ' I) q 0 mother, Mro.Zora1'tllot, wboll lamlly. Suro, ..;. au like to go recoverq ll'om a broken blp, Mr. and Mro. llarldWrlj(llt~ ••• fur cuff•• - blil why Mra. Audre)t TorrlllCe and .,. or New lllslllllOrulilllt""' tlo rume t>/ lht stafflulvt daugbteta, MrL n>n Gilthrle ond dt.f with hor grondmotller, Kra, "" fl<!, appartnlly. all lht lamUy ' antlllr1. Jome• Caldwall. Moine Chapman. ·•• "'OAr to ·Brazm Society News • ' .. • · : ·: . ' .• I ' • ' ' < ' . ·~· ' . ~.~ - shower Given . .Mrs. Henderson idd/e In· M' . f nllibUr. ··M'dd/epor t·.. N . """"'" """""" 1!I"eolumbul · spOol a weekeod wltll Mr. tind Mrs. Gu1 Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Hensley and Mr. ond Mro. Joe 81..,11 were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Da,.. is ,Seals, TIQ)ers Plain&. Mr. and !Irs. Sol BlslOl' ond 800 or -avdle were dfmer KUOIII ql Mr.IIDII Mra.JimCarter. Mr • and !lro.llank Holter were rlslu._ l(r, ond Mrs. Pave Hol.er, Chester. Vislti._ Ethel i&rkinl over a reeeot weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Burdell D.mn or Pennoyl-vanta. Mr. ond Mrs. Emerson J~ Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Harold osbOrn, Keno, Mr. and lllra. llqland Stebem, Mr. and !lire. 1m-sal Larldo1 and Mr. and llr1, lld>ert Lori<ina. · Mr. ond !Irs. Clamlce Daan ond lllllle Burtoll or Colllllbus 111111 J..kle Doon, OU Alb..., r&eenllJ' · Yloilld llr, llllll 'llrs. W- Prince. llary Eliea ond Kallly Andrew or ~s rlllted!lr.andlllrs. FranciJ Aaclrew. Halee llailey ond Florence Coart rllllld Nellie Cozart. llr. illdlllra.FredLorldnsvjao ited Mr. &Ill Kra. Ntir'1un Weboo or or Tlwor• Plaint. · llro, Erneatlnol~Qman wa1 a , _ diDoor IUOII ol llr. and lllrL Tom ~layman. ·Bett;v LotltlM and lamii.J or Ch~lhlro and lllr. alld Mrl, Bay Y01q and daulhter wererllltlng Mr. and llro. lm-101 Lorklns, Mr, ond Xro. W- Prlnc:e and Grace lilr.. w... YI•IIIDa llr. and Mrl. Gordoa ~811 . at Tlfiw• Plainl, Mr..... l l r l . - tltlll 01 P011111Ylvaala rlalted Edith 0.. bora at lleuo. • - VIolet &olth -r'IJ ~· Y · ~! ' ·1 ./- ..f 'I • ' ' 11 · Dead ot'lojuriea r-· .. · :.:. OteS ;:. :;:.Persona 1 •.:0 '""' · PJ:Et\ Third Birthday Celebrated by Susanna Wise &.i&anna Wise, daughterof Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise o!Mlddle.. port, was 1uest or llooor at a part;v bold Saturday afternoon at the home or her granei)arents, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Scott, Forest Run, ln observance o! qer third birthday. A ctl-cus theme was ~arrled out ln the decorations rctr the ar.. fair. Games were played, gifts Wijre presented to .suunna, and the hosts nrvcd cuPCakes, tee cream, and punch. Guests at the parcy wereJennirer Wtse, Marla, Anita, and Christina ~erldan, Pomeroyi and Billy and Johnnie Knight ol Point Pleasant. Others joining in the observance were Mrs, Roscoe Wise, MiddlePort; Mrs. INilliam !ileridan1 Mrs. Olan Ge~ hebner, Mrs. Ru&S Watson of Pomeroyi Miss Judy Genheimer and Pete Vanica or Oxford; Mrs. ~ng' .. /a . ; :::· . · Approves ii;,.. Stove Purchase C For' . a····.asement . r;~=~~:is· or -~···· ' P~i~ ·_. '. «l ' 1·• ~. ' Stephen rlen).Jerson : ~; · . . ~ • "'·"' ·~ · The ' Pre'"'Jit!rlan . Cho!ic:fl In c. Church Junior Choir .Ar"'ll!! ,ql,.,~~,)!id Mrs. WUllom Knight ol. Point Pleasant. .\ • Uon' Co. at B.!prO. . ·. ... when-- •av• you tim• endtrouW.I BMBtiURNS · COLOR CENTER -= .......... A11tlllplrl Are To Order Wocldlng Flowero Eorly S.WoCon Do Our But For You . OnThot Special Day ,.. ,.,, DUDLEY~S , ' 9924560 ~ ., New low-~riced Sprint • here with their sranc:\larents due to!llrs. &nltll's lllness. Mr. and !llrs. Hobert Mitch ond sons, llavld and Steven, ol Wh"""''·· were weekend .;,eots ....,.,. •• of thelr pareots, Mr. and Mrs. j P. L. Mitch ind Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Seines• . Debbie Grueser, oludent at GlenrlU, State College, Mr. aod Mrs. ~ Grde~ and Mr. and Mrs. llobsi1 Jay ol Columbo&, were · w~kend visitors o! Mr. ~ Wtlliam Grueser. T~ William Grue~ra returned last week from Fort Lai!Cierdale ond ~na, Flo. Eilroute homelbey vlafted at Johnson Ci,ty, Tenn., with the Rev. and Mrs. Fred L Gardner. MrL Su&an Rawlings returned heme Saturday rlsltlng in · MaryavUie with Mr. and Mro. Jim JohnmoiUICI children. Mr&.: MaJ:Jorle lllles Mitchell ·or Athena was a SUnday risi~ tn Middlet)Ort. Among those sbe rlslted were Mr. and lllrs..John Seine& .and Mr. and Mra. Ch&Jioo los Barutett. ·· ,~ ( .... , ' r Mra. Wanda H~rrtaon ud son. <l.mO!tn~ and , B~· . ot Akron wers recent .~!~·. s~ . we~.f ""1\!!aml. uot. guests o1111r1 ~~a~~,. Mrs...tllfDWld OX!o"" • w~nd . ·"'"')! , . . . W~IIJid· " .'r!aiJilly. _ ..... - ", , h~ l!iOibtto Mro. Plan . . , · ·;· , , ' • , *•· lite :.,~· .•• "< t' • ·~· :a~~~y,Ob~~~ved ' .'BJ W..o. :Bornltz •• '·(,;;."'.; ":i'* · ' ..... wilh' .,i; ,. . Hymn uThe Day ThoU Gavest, was taBhioned with long alee~~· LOrd," followed by 111e closing es. g..e wore a vei1ed heiu:Jp!ece benediction by Mrs. Miller. and carried a bridal bouqUet of an orchid surrov.nded by mums. Organizes Miss Hanson wore a llgtlt blue dress lrith navy acceasories and Group ha:d a corsage or white carna~ tlons. The new Mrs. Henderson is a A junior choir ha& been or- 1967 graduate ot Mlddleporl High pDized at tile Middleport First School and is employed as a United Presbyterian Qmrch unsecratery by Dr. Rlcbsrd L. der the direCtion of Mrs. Dwight Slack ol Middleport. Mr. HenWallace and Mrs. Dale Walburn. derson graduated rrom Kyger Accompanist ror the group, Creek lllgiJ School In 1966 and which will sing at tile Palm Suo- works with the Asbestos JnsulJ-· day service, is Miss Connie Bachner. Rehearsals are held at 2 p.m. on S&t~days. Making lCI the youth choir are Stella and f Janet HorkY, Debbie, Becky and Kathy Coleman, JUl Walburn. Nancy Jo Wallace, Krista Morris, Valerie Lewis. and Terri Fife. · . · ' to Mrs Kenderaon Wert Mr. and Mrs. John Weeks and · ROCK !!!'RINGS ~ 7' 80 Norma ond Mill Mil- children; Tbomao andllllcyBetlt, ,.,... at tlie home ol Mr. end dretl H . I ' ot Reynoldsburg, wera weekend ilr•{ AtD!>I 'l;iii!'""L . aw ey, • ~S'COUNTY AmertcariRid gueata ol their Parenti, M r s. ' · 11oan1 lllr Frances SchoU and Mr, andMr&. ~· Qlt~ttr '~· cpf e:cElcbo Weeks. . toro.&30p.m-;atV-atllllleJ!'I- . SS 1111:a. Rick crow o! Columbus . \ orll(IIIOIP~ : '>., ' ' ' . was the Saturda,y KUOS! of her ' IGii(lS COUNTY YOliNG · perenta Mr and !llrs· WUson o;'.. Cllib. r~ iDtMtl!,w. 7•80 · , "-. . . C&rPf;;.,.. ,U80 vj•lll~ ,;1111 the ~ m., at~~ ~· ' ~ ~ Carpenters ~ver the weekend ' '. ' I Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Young ··· ' .,. ahd children ot Laooaster. ~EIGS Purchase of a new J.toYe tor . MJ~S Brenda Potts, junior at U,e thureh ~~ment waaajP,rov- .Ohio ~1: U~vershy. spent the ·. eel by tile 'Bible Clan Friday weekend. here ~Itil her .P&rents, '11~/. the Brad(<lrd Church ill Mr. aod Mro., WiUiam SWotzeL (2trl • , · , Thursday ,guests of Mr. and !&I. Norina Jldaaell, preli- . Mrs. Harry ··Kei&er ;ere Mrs. illl1l. bad charge R! tho meelln!J lieney lhle and Paul Keiser of ttfllci)!' open,d ciOvoti<.s by Columbus. llll:i- ,fran.,;1 !!l'oeil tal<.., rrom Mra. Clara Karr IUICi Mrs, lllaitbeW 5. Sho a· rOIICilnl; GlatQ<s Cuokler were Sunday ""''"""" trt gueots ol Mri, Wetb,y. 'Whaley, . Lt. jg · Richard Genheimer a u.S; NIVat aVlitor baa· ilrri~ rrom CaiUoima Cor ·~ week's vall .J.Ith blolnotller,:MI:•• 01an GeMebner, and other relatives. Hl. ·wfll. leave Mortd"i tor Oki"' Bingham ··~ .,..s Mrs. tt .... ,..e, phreya. Otlter• ·preaen..... · ·Mrs. Sauvage artd Mra. !IUtler wor'e a street..J.ength cll'*ss of sang the World Da.Y of · Prayer white lace in A·Une style. It &!) auctlt~~~- ,r . galoat tile rljlhl p&lm ol. tho ••·' February 24. Mlsa Ann Bon lOll cOlver, and each qlo&el ,tile ten or Middleport was !lie maid. ql band over tile ilther'a right band, bonor lor Ills bride, onc1 John ~sstng 1t on ~ the perfJOn ~b Swisher or' Galllpolil served as ttng next to them, then _aayi'Dg.:~ best man for the bridegroom. ~<~'lbe Peace of God be with you." For her wedding, the b'ride 11111•- •" ' - . N. , was the' acene The .coupie .rooltltii~Nf!IO!IIb ·~!i!l'ii> U~n. . . . . 91 tile wedtllrlg of MIS! sandra Thli'd St. in Ml!'dfooP>i't, ' ' The medltallonor•.•'n!o 1'01!00'~ tee' H\JmphrO)'&> tlaUt!h\01'.ot Mr. ••""!.,...,~t!tl'.""'•' l(al glv.., !>t Mrs. ~s, ••· onc1 Mro. Norman Hlimphre,ys, . · F · j. , · ! aloled by Mt1. M)Uet i!ll!l J.lrl,, Mltf4~porl, to StepflenKelth HenStl.ltWIH· L£1,.,. Stuller, prlogthebandciUp!l)'lll· clorson. son ot Mr. end . Mrs. ~AIHT bolle ot lrlentlsldp ·and rela\ijln· George c. !lenderson ot Galllpo.' Why Do II sill~ to lite Cbrlaltana in AaljL 1ia. · ' · · Youruif · Wben Tbe. Peace Ia sly_en1 Ill• · v.owa oltlle doitble .ring cereCall siver· placet 'lbe ,rlal>t band a;. llk>i1Y were reed. at 3 p.m. oo c.., ,o. :.~~· :.~~~. · ~~ '::.!'· i:=~~ \f Pomeroy... \ \ ~::' ::n~~.th~;:k:~;·~~ lr"!"l.matron ol District 25, wiD· ~·"'""'-~ Mrs Norman Hum- '' p / :·:· Columbus. They' came !or tllelr"' ~ IDipt!ctlon rlalt. Mom- ;;·...;-~Mia~ Mellrtda Hum- t ersona Notes t chUdren, Kevin .... Christi, Who btrt are to take · Item• tor an ·" ' · ~:i. have spent the past rew week& . ,!~' Great·Gnndlon Is by Mr&. ~oon Stebblno ol tile Fire! United Pr-.bYlerlan C(lurth. who~~edID tile re""""81ve reaclne I be "Adoration and Thanks8(v " lollowad b): thO Lord's .Prsyer ID unlltlli. . · · • ,, Scrl~a. ware reed by Mrs. Loonarcl Baal olllle bootchl!rch, Mlos 'lllareta Kerr of tile Meihodial Chureh, and MISI Edna EdC ward olllle E.U.B. a.urch. Mrs. Albert Miller ?f the host church ,pve the medltat.lon, 41 Bear One Another' I BUrdens." 11111 al.eo waa the theme of the service. Mn. Wendell Stutler ol the Methodist Church led in there~ sponsive and uPrayer of Penl· Durst- Shuler Wedding· Was Event of Feb. 2 . Friends and neighbors have learned ol the death ol Flor011ce • Mra: Ellie McCoy ·aria Mn. ;1 ,Charlotte ., ': c· Hinkle, whO waoact:Oinpantetl)>y her'hulband, both siltera.of·Mra. 't:l!,fl1~ 1,.S ."'"~:.,," Sclnes. A'step-lljler: ''Mro. Del- . ~¥~1' phi• sieele, ofGalllpoill, otl>pped :· •' 1 l ·i by to <C)ftRatulate tile <'Ouplo, aa illd Mrs. Aiia Flober, a eoualn 1 Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. George Shuler TIIElibAY,. !rom.Charleaton, W, Vo: . ~tll ALUMNI ' A!ml; Flotniro, fruit, and gllll were , Tile.~, 8, p,tn., Ea-. HlJh ~-""'to Mr. andMrl. Seines, SdloOI:· Ollleen of last year uk- lillo reeelvsd a golden money tree eel t<i.ailend. Plana will bs m1~ from tlielr chitdren. tor Aluoiml Banquet. Anieing tile many friends a n d TUliSDAY ne(£11borl who came by to conPOMEROY CHAPTER, Order gratulate tile Sclne1ea on their of Eastern !Jir, rea\1Iar ltf;. golden annlverNO' obaervance 11o1 at 7:.S ·p.m. at Ma&Onic Were m~rs ot the BullY Bee Ml Lt·•· Tonip!e. Initiation. ·: Class ond tile Electa Clr~le ot so · - Kay ~·~ claugl>- and tied with white satin strt:alllo CRESTEII LODGE 323, Daullll· tlte B. H. •!lm>om Ml11lonaey ter of !llrs,lllary G. lm-stoiPom- ers. Miss Maurisha Ulrst of Pometert of Alnoriea, ,.,enlna, B\ the Soel~ of the Middleport Firat eroy and Mr. Roland !Jurat of roY was the bride'S maid of honball. c~ I<> be <!r". tor BapiiB\ Cburcb. lllinl>lo, became tile bride of or, and Tom Eblin of Cheshire Mro. Roberta: Lee. M,mbera to ., , George Michael !i!Uier, oon of le Mr. and MrL a.yle T. !iouler s.,rved as best man. .... will : new of!leers ..... \ ot Che&hire at 6:30 p.mt on Wedding guests included Mr. hav• not """" lnotalled aakeci I<> · · Feb. 2 at !lie Middleport Church and Mrs. Doyle Shuler and daughten, Penny and Mary Ann,MF. o! Chrl1lt. WEDNESDAY "' 1, The Rey. Raullin Moyer, miD- and Mrs. Raymond Zerkle arid lllWIV AL; Clil)tA! Melbodlot · ' , i&ter ol tile church, ollicllled at son, Mrs. Mary Durst and dauCbli-ch, lido week,, 7:30. p.m. !OOrf Ills tbuble ring ceremorcy. Bao- 1 gttter~ Kath,y, ' Mrs. Eddlefur&4 tltb ·evonlnJl Rev. Jiinoi IIOr~ · , ~ kets o( white gladioli dseorated and Mr. and ·lllro. Art Gllmor,. A reception was held at the !'fll\ll1, Jr., i!plakar; ROY. JDiet · . Mrs.'~erette Darl'l end ldrL thechurcl\. · Precedine the ceremolll' apro- home or the groom's parents .Moulaon, ~.; livlnl devotJ.ob... Herman Batley of Middleport en.. allf:. !Pclil singing Stni· terialnetl recent.ir wltll a bridal grani ol nuPtial music waa pre- following the ceremony. Mrs. ori""TEUR .lnVilld. GARDEN . C u b, shower . hanorlol Mrs. StePhen sented by Mrs. Clarice Erwin, Sluler and Mrs. Helen ~rs 1 tunn Keith }Jenderson, the former San- organist. Her selections lnclu~ served the cake, and Mrs, Eddie bolril of Mrl. i... 'E. Reynolds dra Lee ·aumpttreys ·of Ml&Ue.· ed "Because1' ' uA]ways," "The IAlrst presided at the punchbOwl. Mallei! e al 8. f>cOII'am by ).Ira. }..o 11 p " 'N Mlltoa ROplh~ ,._onaldlrector. port. · · ~. r s rayer and • u»tial Gifts tor the honored KUest SoJw," ~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.·:::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::::::::::~~' were . placed on a 'table•center· The bride was escorted to the ., THURSDAY eel with a mlnleture bride. Tbe altar by her uncle, Art GUmore. ~.~·.· I PAS!' CHIEFS, Mapoiln Tem-ple P'ytldaD Sliter 7,90 at hosteasea lel'Ved eake and For her wedding she wore a two- {: / ~:; ·~ or Mri. >A;;,. ~:ell pundl. piece white suit wltll blue s<>wt~¥f Bendel Am: ~ ·· lt r Gu,~lt:~• ~ th~· shower were ce~sorles. Her bouftant veU of ·:. ·. ••• aliat!Dr bO""•• ,A [ ;;• Mra'!t._r.!f,.!J:J frlil\~~ · eMn. Ed!ll iUus~ shoul~er length, IJld ~ ... _ ~ :ituoltii~'!'"lllli'ilil i!d Bee~v·~ "lh.~"SS..Q.oOt or'-·-.11!1:s-' e<1 ....de and dsydlr :~~::.~Stir •MrJ. ~~ StumPj. a. CbarJ.e'a whttl''carnatJons tJwed tn blue ghteft ~e ssa, Mrs. Orpha 7 • · Wblte and ctaullllter Texam!a Woodard and Mrs. Alpha Miller 1 •• ~~.:llllt at lllelllaoonlc illrl. Beulah Wldte.'Mra: ·Mar: oiColumbuswereweekendguests ~' , uatory Mn'k to ~ea:~ eUa Chamber• Mts Jamea Eu· .;;::~:::::~:::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::;.;~:·:·:·:·:::::::·:·:r;:; of .Mr. ~d Mrs. Albert Roush. 1 Social Notes ~1]!,~0._.._ "' ,, 1, _. · f~ tr .~ .111oo...... 111"· ~ .u.J-~!1 .fr. Stewa,t. Mro. ~uvage n n ~ Y 'f~~ w"-' ., lu,e 1'1' ·ou.e.,relaU>e~ .tall!nl'durlne ' tile ~ were l..,ong Bottom eonmu.. Mr•. . . ob&erY111ce. :: · of Vinton, 1he erlinlnal aotlon of 'state vs; ~eldon lm-ottheactloo wu 01'dered tol!O placed oJi· tho Juvil. '., sUo •J.d!o of lbe ~lrcul! eoQi'l .. !locket'and'thi! cHminalactloo or \>' ·· state vs. Lowell s.Q.re oo ID;a.. , fltlli ond batleey.oblrsei>Odl.. milled. ' .. .. months at the home of her daughter and 100-·n-law, Mr. ond lllro. a.n llleBiane, slated that she was en.o:ylng 80 degrees t._rltlD'e in CalllorniL Mr. and !Irs. Robert HoUkia.Y and daughter, Judy, and &OJia, llorwin. Gary and Floyd, WOOBter, spent John Mason Area \ I to RuUond Solllrday evo.U.. ll.r, of Mrs. Nellie Vale a recent a. dt,y. They are spooding a lew weeks with Mrs. stanabur)'•a Jaek1011; Mrs. Jerome F. k... ..., sister, Mrs. Von11McKm,:ht.RutWsU-: Mrs . .Jolum¥ Richard land. .IIOBOP;IY~~ . . ~· and 11!'4i ·OWl< ~y ' anii daughters spem ·~ wltll • her pareilta, Rev. and Mrs. Blrtbs Mrs. Robert R. Headrick, Rt. lllpntgomery ol near ClnclnnatL Mr. and Mrs. Edward coen · 1 Litart, W, Va., 11011, 9:18 a.m. and family ond Mrs. Grace H._ Mooday; Mrs. Joluu!y R. Role, weu-. dstllltter, ID:f9 a.m. ler visited the John Piu!Henaler Monday, Wni4 in Newark over"the wee~ John W, Blake, Mr1. L I d a Bunce, Mro. Harey J. carey, Darld A, George, CatllY C. HUI, ~r, Pt. Pleasant: MUea E. Howard N. HUI, Afro. Marietta Dowling. Pt. PiOIBIIlt: MrL Dal- Klaor, Mlaa BettY L. Koehler, lao V. Roullh, Cllltort, W. va.: John R. Lopn, Olarles N e a I, Plmela J. Hart, Rl. I Letart: Mra. Leooard D. Sergent, VlrgiDlllro. Thomas A. Clark, ~·­ Ia Sklhan, Mro. Donald Wooten, c:uae; Marion F. VanMeter, Mid-- Mrs, R, Harold Jooes ond 1n1ant dleport; Mr1. Otto Harlaibach, tlaqiar. Minar ovUle; Mrs. Lealie G. Hollman, Rl. I Langsville: IIOIHs W, Clark, Rl. I Mlddlepprt; WU- PLEASANT VALLE\ HOsPlr AL Uam T. Walham, Jr., JaeJua.i AlllrrTED: Mrs. Michael Earl c. Uve111, Rt. 1 Jack- Leach, Pt. Pleaaant: John CalanJ ,..-t'·I!Mmi Mrs. Bob L. Crawford, oak clroo, Oak HW; ~ Herdman, .# · · IUlli Mra. Velma c. Davis, Iron- l!obtrt&burg: Mrs. llargaret ton: Mrs. T. Heber McClung, G.....,r, Pt. Plesssnt; AI<L Ill._ tv NerlUe, Galllj>olla Ferry; , Charles Maaci)wa, Mllton; Lonnie - s , MHtoo: Clinton Hickman, Pt. Pleaaant: Homer i If .and· 'M!a~'Siitnell daughter, Mrs. COra Cal&D(Wa 01 New Haven, Cotin. telephoiletl herClin- ·' era~atlona. Theil- ~· Charlea,1 waa. Wtable to coine beeau.se oj', l~liJ, . IUneeo S\lhotiRit bls oon · .!'!"' diuatftter, l;barlu llt)d Bon· . hle sctnea,l, ,,ere here tor the p~~ - Til• Sel'o 17· .P!j;ASAN:f - ~, ~,. .Alklri IIIJitii!"'Colum- vlc; GUI!~" cit''Cbrlat ~seoiW ;.., s~· t,y bte ctre~t~,t'cOu\-t·' By NELLIE VALE b\11 ~~. d)ajor ,ltqlr)':·. ~h Wll} bold ,their 14r0hl 1111! " " - In ~ '!111<;1 ot tliO; Leurel Grange meuat,er& mob- and Is recupa~tbW ·. -tjalac- I~ . miedila Wednesdajl,·. ·MUli cletiHn toillocitoni: In of Columbus called at the home Discharges '•!, lfar:iisbn\illt! , il ' ' . Sbei~tf Nt~~ · · •\' Mr.lnd Mrs. John HaiUcii.Y. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. SiaDibury Mayea, Henderson; Mn. Oris D. LaiiiO)', Pl. Pieuanl; Debra • K. Smith, HarUord; Saawna J. llllrtln, Pl. Pleeaant: Jlmmlo L. ' . Wblle tiJC! ofterinl of .$23.30 W.a ' at lb• planObJ Mri.D!\nald !.\ole. tiil!en. ' Pr.IYII1" •The call ' to if9rllhlp' and serlp- • tloo ..a~ read b1' ill• ~lbtr of Prafer," aecomp4nfed Pins are Given For Attendance --u ... !lira. Eugooe W. Corter, 653 Third Ave.: Mro. nant .. H. Mitchell, 446 Hedpwood Dr.i Mra. John P. Webster, Patriot Star Rt.: Mrs. James c. !lmllh. Rt. I Allhtoo, W. Va.; Lee Roy ' ;. So ndraLAe ~ .lohri SaUya8i lnc:h from IIll&~ 11111-Amlll', ., . leaD f!)relcn 1J!11lc!es. , Tbo reaoon jo •imPio, il IUI'eoiy gron<L No natlonal IJOC>o Utbaok ID ,all,ti!O world Ia more -tlve thanlbat of the French, , 01 110 natiOn Is more r q to IIOektt the ...~ of tOuristS or ""'"' MPP1 to bUk ·them In tho ' PIUCNL For, a1 a Britllb off'" . cv lllldl,y remarked .0 !Ida eo"" , ~ Just Alllld , · 11boroi1oa ot Parlo In lHf, tho hooch are lndoed ''tho.world's SYRACIJSE - Per!o<l attendPtl'ftiet MUtrala. ~, anee plns IDd bara were present• '''111e1 , wW do liolinoill with til duriDg tho 3IJida3 School hour ~." 'hi addod With a wey !lmdaJ momllil at tlleFlntUnltllllllo, referring to 11t<t ..u.e.;. ec1 Preiibyterian churc~~. doni fact lbal 10 1110111' ot them Recalvlng the honor& nre, 13 hid until a dt.f ortwobolonboal year, MrL Pearl lii<Brldo onc1 ., PlainlY oDlJW bualnasswlththe Eleonor Kay Sebnalder: 12year, oe<l0ial Nazis with II" dlse....,. Mra. George Sdmalclor, Mrs. lille regret. Donald CoUrlll aod Croll COl· Tlie fl<llbat thO Freneb are · ~ ... 9 •ear . a·t~~IN.I m.w• loi"&Ut ~ 1 Ml II F tJJW 4tiog a Uttl.e leu business maw; 8 year, Debbie Harden, with tile people ot the United and 7 1ear, Bruce Coltrlll. II readiJ1 _.,ent, at !lin. Adelberl 0, Lee a n d 1 - In Eastern United lllr. Thomas Clark were pre. states, to casual obaenat!on. aentoc1 first year allendanee corAnd thO ....., ··•- ot It all bas-tlllcate, V"' "'· mN --• bar. ·-~•r 1¥ been eollflrmed by no le" a The Rev. LIDson H. Sebblns peraonage than Premier Georges is preaching a series of sermons Po~~ on the "Apostle' a Creed.'' The SOine New York shops no lo~>~t- Ji,mUc II eordlalq lnrlted, to ator 1-.-. French good& a n d tile 9 o'elock wurllhlp eervdon't mind IIYIDI so. !lima reso- lee, followed by 3IJida3 School aurllta ond cafe& s-atl1allau at 10 o'elock. Attendance 3IJida3 or German ratber than French morning wu 42, w:ltb collecUoo w!DO&; and some Wasblngtonbo.. oUH. 75. · te&HI do lhe aune. There is, to All ehureh members a n d bs sure, ~ appioa<blng any lrlenda are urged to attend the _.-at prlnte American boy- <birch ot their cbolee during cot!: thiiiiP, come to tldok ollt, 'thO Lenten Seaaon: thus parliclthore !o reali¥ no very good ,.... paling In thO "Loyalty Crusade," son why not. Nor Ia Ills United tile ehurcbel or tile coiiUIIUOit;v sweo goveroment In any wa.r on- are aponsortng. cwr on Pedlatrls• 'IIJ)"<L ' '' ... Admlulons 4:. ~'ecoiRJi~Wtib'paijlclpi.UQ. ·'"·•~. e~--~'. gttt_s, taket:l" b>:'.'M~•· · · lou~ l!IINilbavenov' ' er' ....eel IIIII ~llle<l all,y, an Holzer Hospltsl: Visiting bouro 2-f and 7.a p.m. Parenti ' . "e.., · Ot'!feGOU!Ie FrOI\eo,·1lloU&IIendo _,'1111 . •If SYRACUSE - . World Dol of ' tenee/ • !oll011e<l with COINO'!'P· :w.,er. ~e· !iol~ ~·h llbnljl pre,y..· IPfi!Yw• ~\. <W ~oiilnl: In the Cii\irch Dltht ,eellion'l..ro·8fvt•!•1>Y ~ro. !ltibl · , •IW:&rent, ,,with Ill dl!\r<l>d .of . b!"o'. 'lofra, Sliltler PV. til' ®Jll, ~ , ....,.,.,~ !\lrll<t In this ~ oPIDI\ !!,,..~. wu.os wth~llke . . bSserve~ on·Frida.~ . ,. .,' '" ' ' •• ; L.ookat.all the extras you ~at special savings: Order Y-8 power and you can also save on: •GTSI!tpe: •Wde-cNal white sidewall tires •Styted steel~ ·~Wheel OCMliS •Speaa exterior ~lin '~· . ' I . ' ;FN:l-~ 1J1i cap ·GTfOg lanlls • PhJS ~~ ~ fi~ l:llclet seals. floor-mounted stiCK Shift and·....mm· Ebt 'turVI ·SIUpply o1 . ,, < �~HOU~E for sale in Cllftili!. .BeautUui private borne, for • children, six rooms (three , )iedroornsl. divided basement, · P\l'Y room and shower. Two lots 50 x 100: IZ x 18 bam. Properly fenced ln. Inquire at Blanche Com,.on. Clifton. S-1-lotc ONE · USED Coca C<>la 1118011lne and one used cigarette machine. $25 each or both for $IS. Newell's Sunoco, Ches· ter. S-1-ltc '®(Jf\. · '.·. '. t. . C1l' QUALITY • \ t ' • • ' 1963 MERCURY '• ;. • , • , • , • , , , • • ••• , , •• ~· , 2 Dr, Monterey, ¥8, automatic trans., ne•Wt"il~tirea, whit•. tlni&h, lbarp and clean interiosadlo and heater. 1963 PO-NTIAC , • , , , •• , .-•• , , , , •••••• , , ,, ·: •• ' ...~PY . m-21•1 ', Tonwe•t Lomans 2 lb>r, 326 V 3 speecllloor ~hill, buckel , aeata. Radio and heatw. Locall owner car. : 1964 FORD 0 • 0 ; • ~ ••••••• I •••• ~ 1395 . . . . . .. . . . . Galaxle SOO I door, Local owned, ~ll]l clean.intOrklr, )OI!i' over whlte fin1Bh, good tires, 352 engine. automatic poWer ' • steerln!t.JI and H. PomerOy Motor Co. . :OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. Notice @) . ~ ~• ... ~~~~BILE Insurance ben 'JI tilincetted? ' Loit YOUr oDeral· · or's Ucense? eon tf2.2188 . " I IS tfo ..,,' ;·. ·'' "' 19S7 ~0 • FERGUSON tractor POMEROY, 'OHIO . · with front end loader, 19S8 MRS. ROBERT W. PROFFJTI, Racine, a dealer for Fuller Studebaker :!-ton truck wllh 5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~-; · btl . ,r.lA;.j~'!or JltTLIIiiNT speed transmi111ion. 420 . John !kush products needs part or R11l E.tate FOr Sale For S•le 011 ~OUNTI. MIIOI COUttn Deere crawler with blade an~ full time Fuller Brush deal· . P!I~TI C:OIIR'f, fl'ltel C:OUNTY, ' ONIO winch, heavy duty log cart. HAY AN_D STRAW, Phone 992· ers, phone 949-4063. 3-3-3te O'BRIEII .. CROW ACCOI.IIItf all4 ; •oucll:en of the loJ,. 6227. 3-3-lztp 1957 Ford station wagon, orie Jotl':lal l)l•ed fid.uclarl111 haY• hen . REALTY '00. file i In lhe ProbeU Co\111, M•lll Siegler drculating oil heater. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs 6tno, for epPronl 11nd. •t· ONE IRON BED WITH springs, BEAT THIS? 2 hoilleS built In Cou11ty. Nile Club. S to 6 p.m. MonPhone Coolville 667-364S. He.uent.1 IIISS. One has 7 rooms (! bedCAS& NO. lt,IIS3. P'lnt ead l'tftl.l 2-ZII-6tc mallress. one porch glider, day thru Friday. Ladies night Aceauat of Hele1\tl M•lllfl, J::n· rooms): bath. part blisement. two chairs, one porch swing, cutV• of tbl Enate of Clara B. every Friday. U-tfc Tbe other 4 rooms (2 bed· Ruu~n. d.eea..ct . one boys wagon. three good COMPLETE KITCHEN outfit; CAS& No. 1~.1311. nnt aadl J1naJ ., rooms. bath with these are ACCOQnL of lllldHd lmiUI, Admin· suits. size 32 waist and 32 birch wall cabinets. sink, cab. Brinker Jewelry NOW OPEN, illrlltrl& of tbt ElUte Of Ralph R. 2 others In need of repair, !net base sink. built-In stove len~th . Sherman D. Buskirk. Smith. dHeued. and Watch Repair, Sth St.. CASE NO. 1... f1nt and Plnal 54ll Pearl St., Middleport, 0. . but excellent building sites. and oven . dishwasher, alum· Racine. Arcount or Ada E . a.,, , AdmlnllCall for details. 3-3-3tp tratrtx ot the BRite of Omar L. U30tp . inum storm doors, wood PO..IIEROY - 2 story !rame, I . RIYio 4t~e~~ued. storm doors. Hot point washer. CABE NO. Jl,l82. FlnL and Fblal bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, Au:o\lnt or Nettle Moore, Ouard· All in good condition. Albert STRAW, Edson Roush, Racine. PENNY - ONE 1916 PENNY 1111 of U!e peraon and •tate of close ln. needs repair. 12,500. phone 94!1-217S. 3-3-&te 2-28-6tc Abalrne Moon. will pay tor a brake adjust- Hill, 94!1-2261. FARM- 101 acres on good CASE NO. li.IM. PlftMndl CUrment at Pomeroy Homo & N!IIl Accqunt or B,..1M OUyer, road. 7 miles to Racine. 1 pard.tan of •bf Pet•cm end ell.at4! Auto. 1·7-tlc POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy BIG 99c SALE AT BRYANT'S of Cro...er C. OU.•er. stol-y frame house, 4 rooms BUDGET SHOP, 108 W. Main. miniature. $75 and U1l. Stud unleu exeepUon.J are niR Lbln~· (2 be<lrooms). sink in kitchen. to , Nid ICCOllllla w1IJ btl for JMIIril\1 Fully ·.· Pictures, all sizes and kinds service and grooming. Phooe ANYONE WHO HAS A picture before aald Court on l.be lith daJ ol some aut-buildings. $3.3011.00. only 99c, values to $5. large April, t981i. a1 whlcb Ume aald ac· 9112-5443. 11 3 tfc of the old Wildermuth Brew· HENRY CLELAND count~ wiU be eoJU64erecl 1nd con· lneured . ., plastic bowls 4 for 99c, grab ery In Nayiors Run please unued from dl¥ to d~ uaUl flnel· Officeltz.ZI5t ly dilpoMid ol. call 1191-2453. 3-3-lltc POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt . bags worth $1 to $5, 2 for 99c, 4· Any »er.on lnte~tad mey file · large sc.'rub buckets 2 for 99c, Portland. Phone 843-2254. written exc:epttorll io Akl aceo11nt1 3-3-3tc ur 10 maU.er~. pertelntnr to the exe· 11 3 tfc hthroom sinks, re~ular $20 REVIVAL starting at the Mt. cntiotJ of the tru~t, not Jell \baa Afl) now only 17.99. bottle warmrive daJ'I prior \o +"e date HI for Herman 0 . B. Church March hU.Jilll, !Ill 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. COAL. heavy. lumo stoker. eg~ ers for the car, regular $2.29 JOHN C. IAC:ON 985-4141• Bueinese Services Prdtate CouH and mine run. Excelsior Salt now only 9!k. silver brJdge • . 'I Rev. Garey Knittle of Cincin· REPAIR ALL SMALL APPLI· ceunty, . Olda Works, Inc .. E. Main St .. Po ~ record by Ray Anderson, 99c, Chester,Oiilo PhoitM 985-3547 nail, Ohio wUI be the EvangeANCES, toaster, mixer I irOn, meroy. Phone 1192-3391. 12~6-tfc mali!'azine rack. 99c. TV set, list. Special singing each evecan opener, perculator. fry · . works oood. $14.99. li~ht bulbs, nlng. Everyone Is welcome. pan, hair .dryer, beater and ' 3-f>.12tc TWO STORY, seven room home; 2S watt. 5 for 99c. 150 watt vacuum cleaner, and ALL AT four bedrooms, bath, Ia r g e 3 for 99c. travel ba~s 99c ea.. APPLIANCE HOSPITAL, 3rd electric blankets oniv 18.99 , utillly room. gas heat. Five New Sqlpiy Wide Oool1 . Repaired A110rted STREET, MASON, W. ·VA. Wentecl many other s•eclals at BRY· minutes walk to Middleport Adjllltment nrea M-30tc MIDDLE-AGED LADY to do Just ABRIVEDI · business district. Paul Houd· ANT'S all this week. 3-3-ltc housekeeping five days a AIL SIZES 2·27-lotc VENDING MACHINES and Ser· week, weekends free. Live ln. ashelt 1192-2116. SINGER SEWING machine, vice, A.B.C. Enterprises, MaCall !47·Z302. 3-1-lte $12.00 MOBIL HOME. 8x3S, excellent sews forward and reverse. son, W. Va. phone 773-5643'or plus tu eacb condition. C<>mpletely furnishZig zag equipped to button· 773-S&St. . 3-3'6tp Mr. and Mrs, (byte " - • SILVER WAR nickles! Paying ed. $18SO.OO. Call 1192-5262. hoIe, monogram, dam, etc. Kall, Kevin and Charles, ,, 8 cents each; or $2.50 per Z.28-30tfc LOG~ .. lJ!lE, ./k SAFETY ItonisvtUe, llj)ento lew ~·with . ~....~ Pllllili'O. _\ I I . . roll Jtm Morris, 1m S7, Rut· ', ~ -----''", lie.ws,,!Jke off& pay· ' __,...,.-.. EQirrP!kENT. sales and ser- hlirP&rents, Mr. ~ Mra, ments $6.76 each itr $36 caSll., land, Ohio. 3-f>.3tc Phono 667-3612 ' 992-2'111! "' SPECIAL! Early American vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3, ley smith and Jo, . Phone 1192-2811S. 3-5-tfc • stereo, AM & FM radio com· special prices on extinguish· carol Aon Damitz of Pomeroy COMPLETE OUTFIT of milk· blnation. Recently repossessers for boats, trailers a n d was a weekend visitor o! her STEREO CONSOLE, contem· ers. Call 94!1-1171. 3-f>.Stc too Gorby iaholnotrom Vete"' ed. Take payments of $8 per homes. Dwight Logan 9!J2. f!l'OII4larents, Mr. and Mrs. D. porary walnut stereo with raana llamortal lloC~Pilal Iller month, or pay balance of 31111, Charles Marshall 912- H. Bobeson and Cbeater Mlrrto, dio, deluxe floating turntabW•nted To Buy •lhno woetc1 ota.Y.Heundarwen\ $117.10. Cali 992-3218 for free 6364, Max Eichinger 1192-6526. Mr. and Mra. Lee llouah and le. Was floor demonstrator. surgery and Is much ImProved.· ANTIQUES. furniture, dlsbes, demonstration. 3-f>.lte wm seD al discount price of 3-3-12tc ~ or GalllpoUo were weeioMro, Gil)' S.aitley II W wltll miscellaneous. .Mrs. Howard . end Y!Jiton of Mra. Helen Job,.. . pleurloy II her homo in Rutland. Cecll, 800 W. Main St., Pome- 11168 WHITE zig zag portable $9'1.77. Call 99:1-3218. 3-f>.8te - -' NEIGLER Construcilon for son. '• Mr. and Mra. ~ l(o. lllro, n.nna Gheoo - Bruce roy. I·Zf>.tlc model one month old. Mom~ building houses . Long term Ml•• KarOil ·GUke}' of Alblll)l · McGW to GaiiUlollltOhlsdoclor, lnllOUIIOO thO gr.ams, overcasts, appliques, MAYT AG wringer type washer loans available, alumlnunl was 1 racent YlsiJOroihergriiiCI- Clelland cent blrtb of a 5 lb., 1 oz. 80D. Clade• Loutl•trotltiPenta&IDo sews on buttons, buttonholes, W1nted to Rent windows, Insulated glass, parents, Mr. and Mra. Uncoln II Voter..& Memorial lloC~PitaL . day with ber clauchter, Mro, Leta and set of tubs on stand, Very blind hems, all without at· SMALL HOME or ground Door good condition, I'IS. Call 94!1marble sills. Call Guy Neig- Russell. He haa been named ~ Ecl- FOUl' and attended 8mdoy SchooL tachments. Balance $4:9.80 or 37S2 after ' p.m. ier, Racine~ tz.tz.lfc Mr. and Mro, W.U.Cellalfleid, apartment, furnished or un· 3-5-ltc Mr. and Mra. Lowr..... and Antieita. Dotor14 Mteh., were wU4. payments of $8.81 per month. furnished by middle of this and cbll~n f.a\'e had l1u, Mr. and llro, Blair C8dQlla. weekend vialtors of his parentl, Pbone 1192-21136. 3-f>.&te G JOHN DEERE wheel trac!Dr week, write Dally Sentinel, C. C. BRADFORD dar and sana, Brl&n and Cbrla, Mr. and Mra. Joe llaUield. Pomeroy. Box 668B. 3-3-3tp and Oliver H. G. Crawler. Ph. AliCnONEER ' Sundo.Y dbmerfiUestsoiMr.and II>Ont the woelcead wltll bar J>ll'o STEREO, Beautiful wood w~ Coolville 867-37Sl. 2-ZII-6tc Complete Service Mra. Clair GUoa, Jr,, CecU and onta, Mr.I and Mra. ~Barr, nut console, wtth AM & FM Write, Pbor Conlad Help W1nted Frankllu, were Mo slater, Mr, radio. Sold new $269.95; 1957 PONTIAC, fair condition, Crllt Bndfard · EXPERIENCED Solici!Dr, pick and Mro, Baljlb flhotolt, Gary, three months old. Now $12'1 , and l..oueiien bird dog. Roger Raeble. Oldo up and deliver cleaning and Mr. and Mrs. Jamoo Winiclor or pay $8 per month. can . I I tfc Dillion, ReedsvBie, Ohio, laundry house to house. Sa~ (Mr, Hboton'o J>arentl} and !lira, 912-Z838 for free home trial. Norlh Main St. S.ZII-6tp ary and commission. A.B.C. Helen Joh010n (Mr, llhoton' a 3-f>.8te AIR CONDmONING Refriger· Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. nile-' all or lllyton. 1965 MODEL 14 LONESTAR atlon service. Jack's Refrll!· Mr. and Mrs, Chartea So,yro 2-ZII-6tc 1967 SCO'ITJE camper, 13 foot, RUNABOUT, ~ood 10 hp (eJec. eraUon, New Haven. hone and !amiQ- or Chaater w8re &~Do 1800; 1965 camper, 17 foot, dl,)' vtaltoro of biJ I>Oftllll, Mr, tric start) Mmury engine, IJII2.ZO'I9. 4 8 tfc For Rent $350. C<>niact George G. Rnand Mrs. Chorlea St,yre. boat and trailer ltke new, SEVEN ROOM bouse at Bash· berla, Bashan, Ohio. 3-~tl Uncia llla!!er a Sundo.Y used two months, fully equip. READY • MIX concrete delivsn. Phone 91!1-37117. 3-S-Itc ; ered right to your pi'n)ecl. dbmer fiUOIII ol Jo SO!IIh. ped. $495. phone 99:1-mB. 3-3-3lp FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM USED SPINET piaoo, walnut Fast and easy. Free est!· mates. Phone IIIIZ-3ZZ4, Goeg· APARTMENT Middi port fmlsh ; 3 years old, A-1 conbon ' e ' - dillon, $450. Used Silverlone lein Ready . Mix Co., MiddleIleal Estate For S.le P e 912-38'74. 3-ltlc organ, play u regular organ pori, Ohio. 8 10 tfe or as chord; walnut finish, FURNISHED and unfurnished ~19S . Used Silvertone chord BUDGET PRICE furniture em apartments . Close to school. orpn $11S. Used Wurlitzer our tllird Door budget shop. Phone 1192-S434. 10-18-tlc spinet organ complete with 11 ACRES - 28 CULTIVATED Baker Furniture. Middleport. small tone cabinet, ideal for Ohio. I Zl tfe - Nice rambling ranch style LARGE five room and ~ath church or home, 1715. Wenhome, 6 large rooms, 2 baths, .. apartment. newly di!<'01'at-n, dell's, 12119 Garfield Ave.) SEWING MACHINES; repair modem kitchen, basement, furnace heat, Pomeroy, Parkersburg. Phone 41S-«01. servlee. all makes. WY S. forced hot air heating, new 3 Phone 9112·S307. l ~-tic 3-f>.ltc 2234. The Fabric Shop, Pomcar garage, barn . other build· eroy , Authorized Singer Sales ings. tobacco base. Located In THREE bedroom home, furn- SEVEN ACRE farm, seven and Service. We Sharpen SALEM TWP. Asking $15,11110. lshed, new wall to wall car- room house. two good weDs, Sclsaon. 1-211-tfc I,ANGSVILLE AREA - IZ . peting. Phone P92-S443. cellar, out buUdings. Large ACRES - One story S r o o m 1·18-tfr garden space. Charlie Greer, home with bath. dug well EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, JIALEE Rutland. Phone 742-4356. ...... .... ... .... 't'", Pomeroy Home and Auto. with water system. other out FURNISHED GARAGE APART· 3-s.&tp. 11-30-TFC buildln~s. Bar~ain at $2,250.00 MENT on Uncoln Hill, AdTUPPERS PLAINS - 01'1 RT. 7 ults only. phone lltl-3489. HEREFORD SALE : !4 Bulls - Ph story 6 room home, 3 EXPERT ENGINE TUNE Ul', Z.Z5-31ltc $US nlus l>tlrls If needed. and 24 Females, Southeastern bl'drooms, bath, two car gar· Pomeroy Home & Auto. Ohio Hereford Assorlatlon, a'!e 124x30\. One acre level THREE ROOM FURNISHED 11-:1&-TFC Spring Sale. All clean pedl· lot. Pronerty in good oondl· APARTMENT. AIR CONDI· grees both horned and polled. !ion. $18.1100.00. TIONED. REASONABLE. FAST FARM. TIRE SERVICE. Saturday, March 16, 11168. NCW IS THE TIME TO CAN BE SEEN BY APPOINT· Pomeroy Home and AulD. Show 1:30 a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. I 1ST YOUR PROPERTY MENT, IF INTERESTED 11-30-TFC ) • Rock Springs Fair Grounds, HELEN TEAFOIIO CALL 912-ZOS3. 3-3-3to Rt. 33, three miles north of ltz.33ZS PllOFESSIONAL Color T'l and Pomeroy, Ohio. !-Ute Albert M. Cox, For S1le Stereo. Hl-0 service. Houle CARPETS a fright? Make them SINGER SEWING machine in calls in Pomeroy and ldlddle3-3-3tc Port: $1 on oolor TV. Chueb \. a beautilul si"'t with Blue lovely sewing table. Dces all TV Serllioe. liZ Butteml!l, PoLustre. Rent electric siJam. regular . sewing, plus dial FOR SALE: Five room house pooer. 11. Baker Furniture. meroy. PhOne 992-GOIII. nquipped for fancy zig zag ...2-ls.aotp Wte designs, buttonhoids, over- with bath. basement and storm wlndowa. Rutland Street cast, elc. Only 6 monthly pay. Wlldll.,.le_•_J>ec-..,le-•"'l....,.nl~he conU: off Middleport Hill. C•ll 99:1I~ BUICK, See Ray ProiOtt ments oi $1.67 per , week. • 53M. 2-22-121c nental Unlti!d Slain al tut or phone 849-!413. 3-f>.!IC . · l'hOne ~3-f>.lfc count totalled 3,168 verlel>ratea . ' . "·' LE.AL MOriCE. 5.55 - -- - Want ABtautlful Yard ThiS S•• ~1lM I "(f O'Connor's . <f Res.--- TREE . '' ~~~~.... LAteSCAPE SElMa Mil" TIRU · Wolfpen TIRES1! . $16.50 & $18.50 All R!iular Sizes S12.SO Johai.W; \-Iter :' News, Notes QYDE KUHN DI!W -"'•Y a,.,.. . . LOCAL DAILY '· AT 7:$0 A.M. , 12 NOON · 3 P.M. AID· HOtM. ' . i;,. ' ' '·.! • KeeRing Meigs Gallic anrl Mason Area lnforme9 As Well As Entertoined . '· MOST M£1..)' COUlti'JT 00 t:r I '' THEV DaJ'T HAVE MY CPJ'ACITY FOR SVBMISStV£1-.JES'S. f •" '\ . ~ ·,r..-·· ,.• j • •, , • r 11'1J .. NU. Ioo f.,_ ...... , ,.. Of!, ••• ORPHAN ANNIE .- . ~,., _ ' - Langsville News Notes r• I ' • wu C.eltlu (iultt I " I I '_.,,._ ,. . _T_ I I Ol -r -- • ...' . 1 --- .{ '. ' DOIN1 GREAT, LE'S ~AVE LI'L ACTION/ �~HOU~E for sale in Cllftili!. .BeautUui private borne, for • children, six rooms (three , )iedroornsl. divided basement, · P\l'Y room and shower. Two lots 50 x 100: IZ x 18 bam. Properly fenced ln. Inquire at Blanche Com,.on. Clifton. S-1-lotc ONE · USED Coca C<>la 1118011lne and one used cigarette machine. $25 each or both for $IS. Newell's Sunoco, Ches· ter. S-1-ltc '®(Jf\. · '.·. '. t. . C1l' QUALITY • \ t ' • • ' 1963 MERCURY '• ;. • , • , • , • , , , • • ••• , , •• ~· , 2 Dr, Monterey, ¥8, automatic trans., ne•Wt"il~tirea, whit•. tlni&h, lbarp and clean interiosadlo and heater. 1963 PO-NTIAC , • , , , •• , .-•• , , , , •••••• , , ,, ·: •• ' ...~PY . m-21•1 ', Tonwe•t Lomans 2 lb>r, 326 V 3 speecllloor ~hill, buckel , aeata. Radio and heatw. Locall owner car. : 1964 FORD 0 • 0 ; • ~ ••••••• I •••• ~ 1395 . . . . . .. . . . . Galaxle SOO I door, Local owned, ~ll]l clean.intOrklr, )OI!i' over whlte fin1Bh, good tires, 352 engine. automatic poWer ' • steerln!t.JI and H. PomerOy Motor Co. . :OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. Notice @) . ~ ~• ... ~~~~BILE Insurance ben 'JI tilincetted? ' Loit YOUr oDeral· · or's Ucense? eon tf2.2188 . " I IS tfo ..,,' ;·. ·'' "' 19S7 ~0 • FERGUSON tractor POMEROY, 'OHIO . · with front end loader, 19S8 MRS. ROBERT W. PROFFJTI, Racine, a dealer for Fuller Studebaker :!-ton truck wllh 5 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~-; · btl . ,r.lA;.j~'!or JltTLIIiiNT speed transmi111ion. 420 . John !kush products needs part or R11l E.tate FOr Sale For S•le 011 ~OUNTI. MIIOI COUttn Deere crawler with blade an~ full time Fuller Brush deal· . P!I~TI C:OIIR'f, fl'ltel C:OUNTY, ' ONIO winch, heavy duty log cart. HAY AN_D STRAW, Phone 992· ers, phone 949-4063. 3-3-3te O'BRIEII .. CROW ACCOI.IIItf all4 ; •oucll:en of the loJ,. 6227. 3-3-lztp 1957 Ford station wagon, orie Jotl':lal l)l•ed fid.uclarl111 haY• hen . REALTY '00. file i In lhe ProbeU Co\111, M•lll Siegler drculating oil heater. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs 6tno, for epPronl 11nd. •t· ONE IRON BED WITH springs, BEAT THIS? 2 hoilleS built In Cou11ty. Nile Club. S to 6 p.m. MonPhone Coolville 667-364S. He.uent.1 IIISS. One has 7 rooms (! bedCAS& NO. lt,IIS3. P'lnt ead l'tftl.l 2-ZII-6tc mallress. one porch glider, day thru Friday. Ladies night Aceauat of Hele1\tl M•lllfl, J::n· rooms): bath. part blisement. two chairs, one porch swing, cutV• of tbl Enate of Clara B. every Friday. U-tfc Tbe other 4 rooms (2 bed· Ruu~n. d.eea..ct . one boys wagon. three good COMPLETE KITCHEN outfit; CAS& No. 1~.1311. nnt aadl J1naJ ., rooms. bath with these are ACCOQnL of lllldHd lmiUI, Admin· suits. size 32 waist and 32 birch wall cabinets. sink, cab. Brinker Jewelry NOW OPEN, illrlltrl& of tbt ElUte Of Ralph R. 2 others In need of repair, !net base sink. built-In stove len~th . Sherman D. Buskirk. Smith. dHeued. and Watch Repair, Sth St.. CASE NO. 1... f1nt and Plnal 54ll Pearl St., Middleport, 0. . but excellent building sites. and oven . dishwasher, alum· Racine. Arcount or Ada E . a.,, , AdmlnllCall for details. 3-3-3tp tratrtx ot the BRite of Omar L. U30tp . inum storm doors, wood PO..IIEROY - 2 story !rame, I . RIYio 4t~e~~ued. storm doors. Hot point washer. CABE NO. Jl,l82. FlnL and Fblal bedrooms, 2 baths, garage, Au:o\lnt or Nettle Moore, Ouard· All in good condition. Albert STRAW, Edson Roush, Racine. PENNY - ONE 1916 PENNY 1111 of U!e peraon and •tate of close ln. needs repair. 12,500. phone 94!1-217S. 3-3-&te 2-28-6tc Abalrne Moon. will pay tor a brake adjust- Hill, 94!1-2261. FARM- 101 acres on good CASE NO. li.IM. PlftMndl CUrment at Pomeroy Homo & N!IIl Accqunt or B,..1M OUyer, road. 7 miles to Racine. 1 pard.tan of •bf Pet•cm end ell.at4! Auto. 1·7-tlc POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy BIG 99c SALE AT BRYANT'S of Cro...er C. OU.•er. stol-y frame house, 4 rooms BUDGET SHOP, 108 W. Main. miniature. $75 and U1l. Stud unleu exeepUon.J are niR Lbln~· (2 be<lrooms). sink in kitchen. to , Nid ICCOllllla w1IJ btl for JMIIril\1 Fully ·.· Pictures, all sizes and kinds service and grooming. Phooe ANYONE WHO HAS A picture before aald Court on l.be lith daJ ol some aut-buildings. $3.3011.00. only 99c, values to $5. large April, t981i. a1 whlcb Ume aald ac· 9112-5443. 11 3 tfc of the old Wildermuth Brew· HENRY CLELAND count~ wiU be eoJU64erecl 1nd con· lneured . ., plastic bowls 4 for 99c, grab ery In Nayiors Run please unued from dl¥ to d~ uaUl flnel· Officeltz.ZI5t ly dilpoMid ol. call 1191-2453. 3-3-lltc POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt . bags worth $1 to $5, 2 for 99c, 4· Any »er.on lnte~tad mey file · large sc.'rub buckets 2 for 99c, Portland. Phone 843-2254. written exc:epttorll io Akl aceo11nt1 3-3-3tc ur 10 maU.er~. pertelntnr to the exe· 11 3 tfc hthroom sinks, re~ular $20 REVIVAL starting at the Mt. cntiotJ of the tru~t, not Jell \baa Afl) now only 17.99. bottle warmrive daJ'I prior \o +"e date HI for Herman 0 . B. Church March hU.Jilll, !Ill 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. COAL. heavy. lumo stoker. eg~ ers for the car, regular $2.29 JOHN C. IAC:ON 985-4141• Bueinese Services Prdtate CouH and mine run. Excelsior Salt now only 9!k. silver brJdge • . 'I Rev. Garey Knittle of Cincin· REPAIR ALL SMALL APPLI· ceunty, . Olda Works, Inc .. E. Main St .. Po ~ record by Ray Anderson, 99c, Chester,Oiilo PhoitM 985-3547 nail, Ohio wUI be the EvangeANCES, toaster, mixer I irOn, meroy. Phone 1192-3391. 12~6-tfc mali!'azine rack. 99c. TV set, list. Special singing each evecan opener, perculator. fry · . works oood. $14.99. li~ht bulbs, nlng. Everyone Is welcome. pan, hair .dryer, beater and ' 3-f>.12tc TWO STORY, seven room home; 2S watt. 5 for 99c. 150 watt vacuum cleaner, and ALL AT four bedrooms, bath, Ia r g e 3 for 99c. travel ba~s 99c ea.. APPLIANCE HOSPITAL, 3rd electric blankets oniv 18.99 , utillly room. gas heat. Five New Sqlpiy Wide Oool1 . Repaired A110rted STREET, MASON, W. ·VA. Wentecl many other s•eclals at BRY· minutes walk to Middleport Adjllltment nrea M-30tc MIDDLE-AGED LADY to do Just ABRIVEDI · business district. Paul Houd· ANT'S all this week. 3-3-ltc housekeeping five days a AIL SIZES 2·27-lotc VENDING MACHINES and Ser· week, weekends free. Live ln. ashelt 1192-2116. SINGER SEWING machine, vice, A.B.C. Enterprises, MaCall !47·Z302. 3-1-lte $12.00 MOBIL HOME. 8x3S, excellent sews forward and reverse. son, W. Va. phone 773-5643'or plus tu eacb condition. C<>mpletely furnishZig zag equipped to button· 773-S&St. . 3-3'6tp Mr. and Mrs, (byte " - • SILVER WAR nickles! Paying ed. $18SO.OO. Call 1192-5262. hoIe, monogram, dam, etc. Kall, Kevin and Charles, ,, 8 cents each; or $2.50 per Z.28-30tfc LOG~ .. lJ!lE, ./k SAFETY ItonisvtUe, llj)ento lew ~·with . ~....~ Pllllili'O. _\ I I . . roll Jtm Morris, 1m S7, Rut· ', ~ -----''", lie.ws,,!Jke off& pay· ' __,...,.-.. EQirrP!kENT. sales and ser- hlirP&rents, Mr. ~ Mra, ments $6.76 each itr $36 caSll., land, Ohio. 3-f>.3tc Phono 667-3612 ' 992-2'111! "' SPECIAL! Early American vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3, ley smith and Jo, . Phone 1192-2811S. 3-5-tfc • stereo, AM & FM radio com· special prices on extinguish· carol Aon Damitz of Pomeroy COMPLETE OUTFIT of milk· blnation. Recently repossessers for boats, trailers a n d was a weekend visitor o! her STEREO CONSOLE, contem· ers. Call 94!1-1171. 3-f>.Stc too Gorby iaholnotrom Vete"' ed. Take payments of $8 per homes. Dwight Logan 9!J2. f!l'OII4larents, Mr. and Mrs. D. porary walnut stereo with raana llamortal lloC~Pilal Iller month, or pay balance of 31111, Charles Marshall 912- H. Bobeson and Cbeater Mlrrto, dio, deluxe floating turntabW•nted To Buy •lhno woetc1 ota.Y.Heundarwen\ $117.10. Cali 992-3218 for free 6364, Max Eichinger 1192-6526. Mr. and Mra. Lee llouah and le. Was floor demonstrator. surgery and Is much ImProved.· ANTIQUES. furniture, dlsbes, demonstration. 3-f>.lte wm seD al discount price of 3-3-12tc ~ or GalllpoUo were weeioMro, Gil)' S.aitley II W wltll miscellaneous. .Mrs. Howard . end Y!Jiton of Mra. Helen Job,.. . pleurloy II her homo in Rutland. Cecll, 800 W. Main St., Pome- 11168 WHITE zig zag portable $9'1.77. Call 99:1-3218. 3-f>.8te - -' NEIGLER Construcilon for son. '• Mr. and Mra. ~ l(o. lllro, n.nna Gheoo - Bruce roy. I·Zf>.tlc model one month old. Mom~ building houses . Long term Ml•• KarOil ·GUke}' of Alblll)l · McGW to GaiiUlollltOhlsdoclor, lnllOUIIOO thO gr.ams, overcasts, appliques, MAYT AG wringer type washer loans available, alumlnunl was 1 racent YlsiJOroihergriiiCI- Clelland cent blrtb of a 5 lb., 1 oz. 80D. Clade• Loutl•trotltiPenta&IDo sews on buttons, buttonholes, W1nted to Rent windows, Insulated glass, parents, Mr. and Mra. Uncoln II Voter..& Memorial lloC~PitaL . day with ber clauchter, Mro, Leta and set of tubs on stand, Very blind hems, all without at· SMALL HOME or ground Door good condition, I'IS. Call 94!1marble sills. Call Guy Neig- Russell. He haa been named ~ Ecl- FOUl' and attended 8mdoy SchooL tachments. Balance $4:9.80 or 37S2 after ' p.m. ier, Racine~ tz.tz.lfc Mr. and Mro, W.U.Cellalfleid, apartment, furnished or un· 3-5-ltc Mr. and Mra. Lowr..... and Antieita. Dotor14 Mteh., were wU4. payments of $8.81 per month. furnished by middle of this and cbll~n f.a\'e had l1u, Mr. and llro, Blair C8dQlla. weekend vialtors of his parentl, Pbone 1192-21136. 3-f>.&te G JOHN DEERE wheel trac!Dr week, write Dally Sentinel, C. C. BRADFORD dar and sana, Brl&n and Cbrla, Mr. and Mra. Joe llaUield. Pomeroy. Box 668B. 3-3-3tp and Oliver H. G. Crawler. Ph. AliCnONEER ' Sundo.Y dbmerfiUestsoiMr.and II>Ont the woelcead wltll bar J>ll'o STEREO, Beautiful wood w~ Coolville 867-37Sl. 2-ZII-6tc Complete Service Mra. Clair GUoa, Jr,, CecU and onta, Mr.I and Mra. ~Barr, nut console, wtth AM & FM Write, Pbor Conlad Help W1nted Frankllu, were Mo slater, Mr, radio. Sold new $269.95; 1957 PONTIAC, fair condition, Crllt Bndfard · EXPERIENCED Solici!Dr, pick and Mro, Baljlb flhotolt, Gary, three months old. Now $12'1 , and l..oueiien bird dog. Roger Raeble. Oldo up and deliver cleaning and Mr. and Mrs. Jamoo Winiclor or pay $8 per month. can . I I tfc Dillion, ReedsvBie, Ohio, laundry house to house. Sa~ (Mr, Hboton'o J>arentl} and !lira, 912-Z838 for free home trial. Norlh Main St. S.ZII-6tp ary and commission. A.B.C. Helen Joh010n (Mr, llhoton' a 3-f>.8te AIR CONDmONING Refriger· Cleaners, Mason, W. Va. nile-' all or lllyton. 1965 MODEL 14 LONESTAR atlon service. Jack's Refrll!· Mr. and Mrs, Chartea So,yro 2-ZII-6tc 1967 SCO'ITJE camper, 13 foot, RUNABOUT, ~ood 10 hp (eJec. eraUon, New Haven. hone and !amiQ- or Chaater w8re &~Do 1800; 1965 camper, 17 foot, dl,)' vtaltoro of biJ I>Oftllll, Mr, tric start) Mmury engine, IJII2.ZO'I9. 4 8 tfc For Rent $350. C<>niact George G. Rnand Mrs. Chorlea St,yre. boat and trailer ltke new, SEVEN ROOM bouse at Bash· berla, Bashan, Ohio. 3-~tl Uncia llla!!er a Sundo.Y used two months, fully equip. READY • MIX concrete delivsn. Phone 91!1-37117. 3-S-Itc ; ered right to your pi'n)ecl. dbmer fiUOIII ol Jo SO!IIh. ped. $495. phone 99:1-mB. 3-3-3lp FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM USED SPINET piaoo, walnut Fast and easy. Free est!· mates. Phone IIIIZ-3ZZ4, Goeg· APARTMENT Middi port fmlsh ; 3 years old, A-1 conbon ' e ' - dillon, $450. Used Silverlone lein Ready . Mix Co., MiddleIleal Estate For S.le P e 912-38'74. 3-ltlc organ, play u regular organ pori, Ohio. 8 10 tfe or as chord; walnut finish, FURNISHED and unfurnished ~19S . Used Silvertone chord BUDGET PRICE furniture em apartments . Close to school. orpn $11S. Used Wurlitzer our tllird Door budget shop. Phone 1192-S434. 10-18-tlc spinet organ complete with 11 ACRES - 28 CULTIVATED Baker Furniture. Middleport. small tone cabinet, ideal for Ohio. I Zl tfe - Nice rambling ranch style LARGE five room and ~ath church or home, 1715. Wenhome, 6 large rooms, 2 baths, .. apartment. newly di!<'01'at-n, dell's, 12119 Garfield Ave.) SEWING MACHINES; repair modem kitchen, basement, furnace heat, Pomeroy, Parkersburg. Phone 41S-«01. servlee. all makes. WY S. forced hot air heating, new 3 Phone 9112·S307. l ~-tic 3-f>.ltc 2234. The Fabric Shop, Pomcar garage, barn . other build· eroy , Authorized Singer Sales ings. tobacco base. Located In THREE bedroom home, furn- SEVEN ACRE farm, seven and Service. We Sharpen SALEM TWP. Asking $15,11110. lshed, new wall to wall car- room house. two good weDs, Sclsaon. 1-211-tfc I,ANGSVILLE AREA - IZ . peting. Phone P92-S443. cellar, out buUdings. Large ACRES - One story S r o o m 1·18-tfr garden space. Charlie Greer, home with bath. dug well EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, JIALEE Rutland. Phone 742-4356. ...... .... ... .... 't'", Pomeroy Home and Auto. with water system. other out FURNISHED GARAGE APART· 3-s.&tp. 11-30-TFC buildln~s. Bar~ain at $2,250.00 MENT on Uncoln Hill, AdTUPPERS PLAINS - 01'1 RT. 7 ults only. phone lltl-3489. HEREFORD SALE : !4 Bulls - Ph story 6 room home, 3 EXPERT ENGINE TUNE Ul', Z.Z5-31ltc $US nlus l>tlrls If needed. and 24 Females, Southeastern bl'drooms, bath, two car gar· Pomeroy Home & Auto. Ohio Hereford Assorlatlon, a'!e 124x30\. One acre level THREE ROOM FURNISHED 11-:1&-TFC Spring Sale. All clean pedl· lot. Pronerty in good oondl· APARTMENT. AIR CONDI· grees both horned and polled. !ion. $18.1100.00. TIONED. REASONABLE. FAST FARM. TIRE SERVICE. Saturday, March 16, 11168. NCW IS THE TIME TO CAN BE SEEN BY APPOINT· Pomeroy Home and AulD. Show 1:30 a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. I 1ST YOUR PROPERTY MENT, IF INTERESTED 11-30-TFC ) • Rock Springs Fair Grounds, HELEN TEAFOIIO CALL 912-ZOS3. 3-3-3to Rt. 33, three miles north of ltz.33ZS PllOFESSIONAL Color T'l and Pomeroy, Ohio. !-Ute Albert M. Cox, For S1le Stereo. Hl-0 service. Houle CARPETS a fright? Make them SINGER SEWING machine in calls in Pomeroy and ldlddle3-3-3tc Port: $1 on oolor TV. Chueb \. a beautilul si"'t with Blue lovely sewing table. Dces all TV Serllioe. liZ Butteml!l, PoLustre. Rent electric siJam. regular . sewing, plus dial FOR SALE: Five room house pooer. 11. Baker Furniture. meroy. PhOne 992-GOIII. nquipped for fancy zig zag ...2-ls.aotp Wte designs, buttonhoids, over- with bath. basement and storm wlndowa. Rutland Street cast, elc. Only 6 monthly pay. Wlldll.,.le_•_J>ec-..,le-•"'l....,.nl~he conU: off Middleport Hill. C•ll 99:1I~ BUICK, See Ray ProiOtt ments oi $1.67 per , week. • 53M. 2-22-121c nental Unlti!d Slain al tut or phone 849-!413. 3-f>.!IC . · l'hOne ~3-f>.lfc count totalled 3,168 verlel>ratea . ' . "·' LE.AL MOriCE. 5.55 - -- - Want ABtautlful Yard ThiS S•• ~1lM I "(f O'Connor's . <f Res.--- TREE . '' ~~~~.... LAteSCAPE SElMa Mil" TIRU · Wolfpen TIRES1! . $16.50 & $18.50 All R!iular Sizes S12.SO Johai.W; \-Iter :' News, Notes QYDE KUHN DI!W -"'•Y a,.,.. . . LOCAL DAILY '· AT 7:$0 A.M. , 12 NOON · 3 P.M. AID· HOtM. ' . i;,. ' ' '·.! • KeeRing Meigs Gallic anrl Mason Area lnforme9 As Well As Entertoined . '· MOST M£1..)' COUlti'JT 00 t:r I '' THEV DaJ'T HAVE MY CPJ'ACITY FOR SVBMISStV£1-.JES'S. f •" '\ . ~ ·,r..-·· ,.• j • •, , • r 11'1J .. NU. Ioo f.,_ ...... , ,.. Of!, ••• ORPHAN ANNIE .- . ~,., _ ' - Langsville News Notes r• I ' • wu C.eltlu (iultt I " I I '_.,,._ ,. . _T_ I I Ol -r -- • ...' . 1 --- .{ '. ' DOIN1 GREAT, LE'S ~AVE LI'L ACTION/ �. ... ' l· .~ ~\·, ' 'Hurcel ,. ' ,, 1 •• ·••.ln I \ or. AN EVENT OF communlt;y Importance, cettalnly denoting progress, will be at 3 p.m. ~turday when ground Is broken tor the new building of The Farmers Bank and Savings eo, The ceremonies will, <If and Mrs. Dean Hill o.r Williamscourse, be at the site which is town, W. Va., have returned home between W. Main and W, Second. !rom st. Petersburg, Fla., where The Pomeroy Motor co. was they were called by their moth~ one: of the businesses tormer)y er~s illness. Their mother is loCated on the spot where the Mr6:. George Kilcoltlns and she new bank quarters will be con- has been a visitor here from structed. The public Ia invited time to time throul!ll the years. Briefs foUowed by a reception in the social room of the St. Paul Lu~ theran Church In Pomeroy. MRS; OLIVE WEBER and her brother and sister ~ln.Jaw, Mr. Mr. Schrader, 91, is Dead Martin (Loule) l'<hrader, 91, Little Hocking, died &mday ev~ q in Marietta Memorial Hospital following an extended iJ1. ness. Mr. Schrader was borninPomeroy, Feb. 14, 1877, the son of the late Martin and Cynthia Hysell Sc!lrader. He Spent most ol his life in Washington County where he attended the Methodist church. He is survived by a son. L, Chester Schrader, Marietta; one daughter, Miss Edith Schrader at horne; seVen gran~hUdren, and 18 great-grandchildren. His wife, Grace, one daughter, and a son preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the ~encer Funeral Home in Belpre. The Rev. Gerald Bowen will officiate. Burial will be in Rockland Cemetery, Belpre. Friends will be received anytime after ooon today. Planning A $t. Patrick's DavParty? CenterpitcM end - Novelty Items-To Mike The Affair ASu- .. DUDlEY'S 59 N. 992-.IUII Avo, Middleport 2~d MUGS THEATRE Tonight through Thur&doy MaTch &-7 Roq.n; •nd H•mrfttr1tein'1 '' ; ' l ' By Unl!Od Press Internatiol\al NEGOTIATIONS Rl!i'SUt.IED TODAY lo an eUori to rOJO!ve the· walltOut b)' teachers that ~rled the Pittsburgh ~ubllc "'~ system for three days, wbUe striking teachers In fo'lorlda waited to see whether the governor would sign an eclacation money btU they wanted vetoed. Talks continued betW.,.. the school board and the Pltt!lburgh Federation of Teachers. Common Plels.Jt.idge Joh!l P. Hester Monday put off a hearing on a motion to fine'the union so long a1 both sides keep negotlotlrc. 1\U SAN JUAN, P.R. - THE POWERFUL U.S. Navy tugs Preo... ver and Utina toda.v joined three smaller tugo Ia tho struggle txl haul &Wll,l' the halved tanker Oeean lll8lo 81\d:llllt the ruinous flow or crude oll ·blackening san J\1811•& belches. ' A ti. s. Coast Guard spokesman said the three 11maller ciYiltan tugs were eblo to shill the posl)lon sUB\'~ o' the forward aectlon or the 759-foot Liberian ship ~~~~ that It still wao in the same ~lace, just off the entrance to the harbor. wa~ ~arnewbat , "THE SOUND OP MUSIC" (Te<hniCOlO<) Julie Andrews Cbrirt<>l)her Plummer C1rtoon: Cob1 1nd Robltera Running time: 3 hrs. 15 minutes BoJI.office closes~ 8~15 p.m. Admission: $1.25 and 75c, SHOW STARTS 7 Pll ... )llliTH - Battling Amendments Students Win Ratings 85, is Dead Mrs, Jack Braley, l'onler<>Y.~ ADMITTED - !olildrocl Ward, ·(."'heshire; Lati)' Parsons, .Hutoo iand; Hel'lll111 Mich&el,~meroy; bllaro~ 1A1oke, llac\ne; Berl Touoley, Albal\\'1 CiaraPoui"!'>Hemlock Grove; Reuben Friend, MIO. ., dleport; Elden Walbum, Mtddllh! . I • , VOL XX LOng Recap llhldl< II rleh in rtees and Viet ~ tAU back IntO IOYOrnDteol, ' · hlndJ· Tueldll)', But the l!lterrll- ~· pumped roekel and ...ohtlla into tho clt' in a final &ct of oavagery tnday, spok8ald. . They oald only 10 permnont troops were kllled ~ 43 wounded In the two -lilY• or !ll!lltln&. Two American 1<1vi' oers BUI!ered WOUilda; ' The attaek oo ~ LOlli was the prime event of a natlonwlde series of guerrilla aasaultl on Allied bastlllls Inti ~">Piiatlon centers :lie put three dol's. But AlUed spokesmen· oald the wave or attacks lacked the PWI<h o! the CoiiUIIUillst offensives of Jan, 31 and Feb. 18. Jn .sat.P~• a senior u.s. mUltary 's.Pokeeman told newsman that 50,103 COmmunist troops had been ldlled the paat • monlb. He oald the Viet Coni and NorUt VleinBmeae took aueh a mauling that it may have delayed Haool's plans for another major offensive. ' . ' Mrs. Emma llajoman of Syrao cuse was one of tbe .m&ny residents across 'Ohio and West Virginia who reported spotting the !ormation of UFO's with blazing taUs streaking through the aides Sunds,y . nigh~ I . Tax\·Collections Up The Ohio state Patrol said a number of persons ' 4 all over the state" reported seeing the strange objects, which were .,seemingly in groups." Couneil Moves into Executive Session Mi11111 you~ va luablt trode·in, low-pric•d )'OIIIIQIIIOblle natural!,. So heodf« your Oldlmobile deojer'• and thot ho• '''•land 10lt•l 'l ip iflto tht tow-dung, Houtlne business was transacted and bill& were 9aid in a 1S minute session of Pomeroy •ill&ge COWlCil Monday nlghlo Council then went into exec• ihe sessiOn at the request of Mayor Charles Legar. Attending were Mayor Legar, Clerk Edna Schoenleb and Councilmen Leslle Fultz, Franklin Rizer, Il:m ~ Uns, Bob Hysell and Roy Reuter. popping trot~ PitttbUfgh to Podunk. H'1your turn.,C!II loott in a C:\lllou today I Melgo c:o.mQ>'o 1N7 first half :rea! oo!ote tu ~ectlono totaltd $564,028.77, i Tr~"'rer HoWard E, Frallk fOil01'tOO todo.v. The total for the I<Otnpatable perlotl ol 1966 eoliJe~ was $535,738.35, an ln~oe of $28,290.42 for this porio(l. Frllllk oald $3, 78r .56 of the total was the llllOUI¢ iottm for 1\'a,tef ISifiSIIDentS. :The brllkdowbofvUiap llitowed !age 861.02 ThorOal tile lint half .folloWs: " ,,8,756.10, Rutland wro. $30,989;52, Rutland ViUqe fj2,263.05, Salem Twp. $26,392.75, Sallabury Twp. $42,659;86, MiddlepOrt- $2,090,37,Mlddleport . VUiqe $'14,891.611, Pl>meroyVIIlqe $115,866.n3, !lcipio $17,592.24. $31,802.81, _ Pomeroy $432.73, Racine Vll!age $10,123.91, !b'roeuaeVUlqe $12,03f.45. The breal<down o! delin<Jtent coileetlons lor each aroa and the amounts - n In tlle!Jocomber . and JUne periods, whlelr total the above listed figures, are as were as loliows: Bedford $707.39, $2,21'9.01; ' llbUior, u. $14,27uo. $2,9f5.22; Letart TWp., $977.84, $14,901.77, $2,- 045.78; Olive $1,184.49, $18,932.45; $4,671.35; Orange $1,233.60, •$15,543.26, $1,979.24; Rutland Wra. $2,499.50, $26,034.50, $2,455,52; RuUand VIllage $947.36, $9,526.08,$1.789.6l;Salorn $1,512.67, $22,3ll5.04, $2,485.04; S&Usbury$2,644.43, $25,312.85, $4,702.58; MiddlepOrt Sewer $982.47, $1,107.90; none paid lor June 110riod; Middlepori Village $5,509.59, $60,537.47, $8,844.63; Pl>meroy VIQqe $5,714.52, f/9,937.77, $10,184.$1,405.23, $14,609.79, lllan Festival for Country Mosie Show' The Middleport Volunteer Fire n.parunent announced today it will sponsor a country musical festival, featuring the famed TornDl.)' Cash, on Sunday, Aprll 7, In the Middleport Hq)J School auditorium. Pete Kloes, a member of the fire delt&rUnent. reported Merle Kuiore; Pat Campbel~ ~n PowOil, Buc~tzy Durham and the eo.... tcy Quartet wiD appear with cash. There wW be a 2 p.m. matJnee and a 8 p.m. perfonnance. · Give Olds young wheels a whirl Driw a )'0U1191'10bile from • ~gil Olchmabile..l::l KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHIO Ofo ON LOANS Cradit Life lnsurtnce Avillable ,altonaI ~- o~Mt Jnsurance Corporation MIDDifPORTI 0. tro; Fred, Wooster; Rouffus, Thurman, and Donzel, Nitro; four Two Can Damaged Medium damages were lnclll\o sisters. Berdie Thomas, 0 p a I McDonald, and Elle Tenner, all red to two carl in an aceident. of Nitro, and Pauline Adkins, on W, Main il. llonciOI' nlgbt, Poca; two brotbers, Rome Mc- Pomel'O)' pOllee saJ.d. A ear driven Ill' carl E. Moore, Donald, DyesvUle, and Okey Me24, t..a.vavUle, went out oleo"' Donald, Nltroi 26 grandchildren, trol eroaslniJ the hlghWI\l', otruc:k ~3 great-~audchildrtm, a~·d u'{ • utilii;J' pole near the !iinoco great-great..grandi:hildr... f'rlends may call at the Mar- sentce stadon, then a car owntin Funeral home until noon on ed bil •ll' illllm Limbert, 23, IIJO. Wednesday when the body will dleport, . parked at the alation. be taken to dle church to lie in lloore wu eltedmmi,YOI"seourt for reckless operation. There state. were 110 lnigioa. ATTEND CHRISI'EN!NG Mr. ¥d Mra. Gerald !lluatar and lit• and ldu, C!Jirlao E. Blakeolee and claughter, J~ rer, wero In \=l'lUIII\>01 , ~ lor the•ehr~lt!)l· of Mltlonne CoJ-. c~rcla ·~ ot ~o~r. and ldr" llti~Cirde, tl!e·io"' mer Patricia BI'Akotllet. Theil'* then were . . _ peata 1!1 the Ci#!~ home. 'Tho Clt<leo' ,.,. ---------~·tr...filrred their eburell IJIbti'U.Ip to the ltfal... ~ life. IIIDDU:I'Oitr 0 0. thOdlll CIJur<h in Col1lillllil. OXFORDS Boys - 8Yi to 4 Black leather PVC Sole ONLY SUB THE S"OE BOX '· CUll 011 STORE-~ MONDAY .FRIDAY 7 TO ' 1 ..ll DAY OUR BUT OUR WILL FRENCH CITY PR~BBBP Round, fuR cut stQJC. Funeral services tor· WIWe W!Wams, 68, Pomeroy, Whodlecl ·Tue&doy mol'lllnJ, will be hold Frldo!' at i 0 a. m. at the EwlnJI Chapel with burial In the Boot:~ Grove Cemetery. . lb"vlwro Include lour ...,., Jlni, Y-amwns; llenl\l', Arwood, Mleh., and Romle and lJove, both of P~; and 7 tQ 8 .I ' McCarthy Assured Winner By United PreBB IIIIA>rt>alblal Wl11> Preoldent JahniiOil 0111<1ally out ol the Mas10t:hUaetts Democratic primary, Sen. Eugene J, M<C.rtiiY was vlrluall,y Bllllll'ecl iotlaJ ol the stale' a 72 votes on the llrat ballot at tile national COIIYention. The ~~~-- pOI<e CI!Miidote all but won the primary Ill' d&rault when the John11011 ....., decided to 1111)' out of the emtell Tue&doy, and only . . . .. - In ·' CLOSE TRANSACTION- The Farmers Rome Admlnlatratlooeloseda .26,800 bond Issue loan Tuesday lor m~ which Syracuse VU!age has e"'JBDddd ill water SJStein, Plt:turod during the loan clotilng aotlvltles are front row, from left, Syracuse lfayor Harman London and Jamea 'f, McDorman. itate FHA Director. Back row, Frank W. Porter, Jr., ~racuse Solicitor, Ralph Vorhis, Comtmmlt;y Service OU!cer ol tbe state Offteo of the FHA and Milton Roush; County FHA ~or­ visor. Syracuse Ready toMoveForward "Thia ts but one example of cooperation in local commwlities and the federal gover[)o im,pron ita lfater ayltern. Arl earUer bond Issue purchased by the Farmers Band & .sa.Vinga ment can improve the status of the community and its ciUzena," said Attorney Porter. ' The ellllanoioo, QO!liPloiett In the fall of 19&r, was into an annexed sectlnn of tho vlllap. 1t was about. a mile in leneth. This tranl&cUon with th.e FHA a~sor. Ral>resemtrc thevU.. lage was sollcitor Frank W. P,prt- is the second auch action the vn. lap has comPleted recemty to er, Jr. ComlJany, Pomeroy, Permitted the town to caUua,ssmeottoods !&sued Ia 1955 and strercthen the flnallc:lal statua or the water BY- and the 'vlllap. It was emphulzed Tue&doy that with the water system e"')an-ston Sfracuse is in a _position to cont1ooe its resideottalgrewth and aloo to attroet ln<Ustcy, A $26,800 bond issue tran~ action was closed Tuesclay that made possible tJII)ansion of the ~racuse Village water system. Town officials met with James T. McDorman, state director; Ralph VorbJs, community aerY.. lee officer of ihe Otdo Office, Fannoro Heme Admlnlatratlno, and MU!nn Roush, CouoQo FHA row Author To Autograph Books at Elberfelds APr1ng in Pomeroy Frlda,y slObS. From thlabeglmlng, Dr. Roush al tlloElberleld!Jopartmentstoro wart Cll to 50 yean ot service tx1 eutoeroPh copl.eo or hta book, a brother, Charlet, St.. Albini, "A Free Man's Heritage'' will Ia tile mlnlotry. He attended hie woo one oiiDII\l' 11ft W. Va. Frlonda ma,y .call at the be Dr. Lester 1.. Roush, rormer- 50th annual Yethodltt Coolor1 to blttle a blaze on theljW abo~ Eall fllgtral-~ al !.alloalde lut aummer. ; 1,. ··i'· '· 11 of Meiss CotulV. now or Gal- enco , Pomeroy, MiddltlllOI'Iolluoa, .. 1 Qe ".aenect as canter~ treasllpoliL F~ Chief Hear7 Werry oald ~)Po . urer and ~ lnvestmall ~bi,''O ill . , ........ , • ....., .Dr. ROUIII· will be' tl the olore hQmts ti9D& wert _,... ...,..,...,.. from 10 a.m. tx1 12 t10ot1 and funds for It for ' 19 years. a. ~ . . · i'J>I!I4~•.tl u ·a.ml .ll',..lldol, !rom 2 ~ 4p.m. Friday to auto- ,.. di&lrlct ~ ;, the ·ICOIII ':'wlfli ~illlll rain,)l~~ 31 • · llr~Pl COpleo of his book !lhlt:h the ~elcl. · 1101 Wllmlli&Wn ... · ....,.. .., · .. • . · .' wu P'i>U-· late last roiir b)' , Motllodlst :billrltta. · · Rio Grande Colle~ haa con'· . VIU\tqe ,:~.1, Inc. 'lbe Melga Count;y ·~ Asooclatlon fotrod a 1J11<10r of Uteralilrt II -~11\e ,_.....of IJ08reO ._ .him alld <1 h I o Dr. ROiolll. . / " t 4tPUt- Northern IJnlverBlt< aiw\loilhlm . the DoeiOr o! Dl!inlll do8no. - · - ·- · ,J" Racine ,ateao! He lo a lruatee einerltua of Ohio . Rotish !lllrl- Northern and the Ohio ~er,. · ll!o •• a enee d!lldrelto holl.o. . Dr. IIOUillls listed in Wbo'a old Who Ill Aaierlco anci ill ~· , Who• orr ~t:Oil clori)'IIIOII. "' ' ,I Ia a MUotl and ,lar IDil\1' ~~ ·. •·. ir.,. ·•'rto:_. ·we EUI·- &arl'!i , Sirloin Steak 99c lb. T-8o•~• Sl!~,~iks.'1.091b. lb. ' Rio Has $228,070 GrantCOLUMBUS (IJP0 - A $228,070 federal grant to uatot in the construction~ a pbyatcal education building at Rio Grande College In GaWa Coual;y · was ~roved todly by Ute Appalachian Reglol\al ~ •ion. Anoouncement wu made jointly by Alber! G. GUos, director of the Ohio AI>Pt.ohlao offlce and Cong. Clorenee M. MUier, &.Laocaater• MUlor said the -ledoo ~ the $594,057 • addltlt~~o Rio Grande plans to tleroloo curriculum deslgntd tD tun out Pio)oaieal ....,atlon -hen 10 vitally nooded In the AI>Ptloehlanrogton. . I f Miller he hoped t11o gr._,. will urtsult lD 1be plnlrc • • ,lull ~<<I'OdldaiiQo ~·''· ... , Otti~ col'•• E. Posw' Of Ra..ine ·Dies ~ < Demoerat!c o!Delala oald it was "premature" to A¥ tm.. tiler sue:~! a wrlte-ID eaqoillll would ~' intJIIqted. J - I de· clslno ,ijt to , . or allow a tiland-ID lo fUll lor him wu Imported to' -rat!c o!Delals In a talephane call frml White · House aide Jamoa ajust 17 mtmrteo before the filing deadline. The White House oald the declaion did Dol 1110111 JahniOil had made up RIB ntlnd about llhotller to seek rwlection. a- . u.-il>erOea! 89cl~. eube s-..k. Willie WiDilllll Dies on TueSday .. and Reed Crary. Eight Meigs County n~en were at Fort Hayes in Columbus Tue&oday for incl.ictlon Into the armed forces and 34 others underwent ph,yol<:al elaU!Unailons. Inducted were . Q,l\ald E. Whaley, Earl H. Gilkey, Ce<:U R. Walter H•. 'Barrett, Kenni!th IN RA"'·..... AIINOUIICIMG ments tor farmera. who wish to divert 50 per cent. The Pf011'81Df designed to lit all growers o! feed grain, should ateblllzo tho price of corn and provide llbundance.lor all, ASCS·o!Dclala u,y, Advance P. m-ore being macietoglverarmarsaomolacometo ualot lap~ lng lor 1968 or to meet other obllgatlona. From left, bolt!i algnotl b,y June Wl<keroham and VIOlet Morarlt;y, for<tlfOURII, are llouilla• a... cle, J. 0. Grtmm, Joe Hlttield, Arthur He••• &., Ar1:hur Hess, Jr., 8 Inducted Tuesday At Hayes Loudermllt. Dies Monday SIGNING UP - Meigs i:ou!IQ' farmers are signing txl participate In the 1968 feed grain and llheat Pl'OIIfllll at tho Agrleultuial .!fabiJ. lzatlon and Conservation Service ol!lcela Pomeroy. Appro>lmalely 400 have signed to date and more are antlcWated bef'ore the March 1 deadline. Farmers this year can sign to divert UP tO 25 acres or 50 .Per cent o! their-bale. Thia ia ·a change from 1967 when those with bases over 25 acres could _participate tor 20 ~ cettt of their base or reduce their bUe to 25 acres. The charco will mean larger pay. pre - Induction examlnatioiUI were Howard W. Thoma. Jr,.., DemJa M. . Parker, Harry D, i,oollll'd, Gr• !l)ry B. Rouoh, Billy E. ~ Ponl R. Curtis, Guy R. sargent, Edward E. Gilmore, Mkhaol L, Norris, George W. !Qoovan, Gerald L. Mcllanlol, Charles W. Van Meter, Roger R, Lathey, llew~e 1. W!Wams, Ri<k A. Jolmsoo, Gilford W, TID'Iey, W!Wam L. Pickens, Dan E. Follrod, WU. llam T. English, Charles T, N~~>­ per, Howard E. KJ.Ber,OiarleaJ. Alkire, Leooard c. 4<Jns, Jr., Robert L. Barrett, John A, 11J>. sell, Jlllle& R. Grueser, Ibnald E. Napper, Ronald E. W!Wamo, Ira E. imwalter, and Harold S. . Braden, Jr. FalllniJ tx1 nport, seeording tx1 the Male• Cotmb' Seleetlve Service, wu Mark A. Lydia Runnion How Much Will The Financing Cost? Member of Federa1 nuiU,I!litl UFO Formations em. ONLY ~ Mrs. Hayman ~ Millard Pierce Lucy Fl Hayes, \lou Know. I, ~. ,\ • The' worstf!ar for work IIlli>,, P.IIIOI ln tllo·\)ntted ~· WBI -1946, When 't,iflis otrlltea invoivIDB 4.&' muu.nlworkou reoulted .Ia 116 daya , Idle. .. Hureel Karr, 76, or 36th ~. Parkersburg died In Fairview Manor Reot Home, Beverl,y, sa~;o urdo!' morning, ;.He was born at Longsreth,. Hci<king County, .June 30, 1891," port. , the son of the late Matte lOll and , !ISCIIARGED - lla~ Ralr>o ~ Rice Karr, deo, Diana Good, ~· Grues,e r, ' He resjde<l In Parkersburg 50 ClUtord lc0Jlh9Wer; Edward Flntlo, years and wisaretlredemplO)'ee ley, Jamea 'Auf!le.:ion. Elolati· of -the 11&0 Railway Co, He was Adams, Bonnie Hackney, Goldie a member .of. N,.. Marahll~d White. Lodge F &AM and cith6r MaiiODic b:Jdl.ea and .he .waa a veteran of ·W,orld War L He la survived by two. sisters, Mrs. AQna Seybert; Oregon, Ohio, and Kathorlsn Balter, sa10111. O.:tm<>O. ~al iervlcea will be 'I buracia,y It 11 a.m. at tho ~""' eer· Futieral Hoine In' Belj)re wllll the Rev. Cloy Sloan offi•Winr and .burial in MI. OliVO! . Cemetery in Parkersburg. ,life. · • sonic memorial services wUl be held at the funeral home Wed. no&doy at s· p.m. The public Ia Invited. Dies Tpesday We H•v• Decorations, ·< Set ·Service _' WICHITA, KAN. - CLEVELAND AVIATOR Jim llede wu eJOo pected to complete tho first laP of a test lllght In Ria modilled sailimproved when Mrs. Weber and plane by 3:30 p.m. (esr) tnday, ' · 1he Hills lett st. Petersburg.· Becle, prfllaring lor an eventual ...,._lllghtaroWldthe world, reported he was 200 miles south of New Orleans and headed for THE HIGHEST ratlngfilven was Co111us Christl, Tex., short.ly after 7:30a.m. (C~T) toda,y, won by Karen lJ'I1I1 Grlttith Saturday for her trumpet solo, CorSAIGON - THE UNITED >TATES is attemPtirc to return ell's '*Sonata VUI," in the Ohio three captured North Vietnamese seamen t,o Hanoi as a pdWUl Music EduciU'on Association's gesture for the comrmmt•t release last month of three American state solo and ensemble contest. pilots, American officials said today. Karen was given a n rating They said lf succea&ful, they hoped the return would pave the 'bi ' C'l8.ss A Division of the con~ way for the release of Jriore U,S. pt.lots ahot down and captured on test held at Ohio University. bombing missions over the North. The rating, the higberrt award~ ed this year in the Class A trumpet solo eont~st for high school students, is for an unusual performance. WASHINGTON (UP0 - Civil eluding an antiriot proviso put Karen is studying under D o n J. Kason or Ohio University and rights advocates, winners of a forward by Sens. Frank Lausche. D-Ohio. and J. Strom was the only Meigs Local School historic victory in breaking a District student entering t h e filibuster, worked today to fend Thurmond, R.S. C. After three failures, the sencontest. lil.e is the daughter of off unwanted ameridrnents and ate lor only the eigllth time in Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffith, move the Senate closer to a~ hlstxlrY Monday voted 65 to 32 Pomeroy Route 3, and attends doptlng a bill with an u.nprece· dented ban on dlscrlmlnatlon In to invoke cloture, thus limiting Pomeroy HiHh School. debate and cle~g the way for housing. voting on the ri@!lts measure. THE FEBRUARY oditioo or Guarding against any assault Under the cloture rule, each Ohio Civil Defense News is entirely devotedtotheSllverBridge b)' amendment, floor managers senator gets one hour to speak Disaster. The edition contains ot the compromise legislation on the compromise and t h e almost 20 pictures or the bridge planned to resist any major more than 80 amendments that and of various activities ot"mern~ changes in the two..part bill, ln- have been< filed. bers ol civil defense units assisting with search operations following the collapse of t h e structure. Certainly a souvenir . copy of the publication. seventeen music students of perior rating were Rick Hauber, Eastem LOcal School District Julia Hol"ter (clarinet), and Vlc~ received ratings at the compe~ Ide Speilcer, Debbie Jeffers, Jill titlon festival held at Athens SWain and Robin Humphrey. Recetving excellent ratings Saturday, March 2, under spon~ sorshlp or the Ohlo Music Edtl~ were Kirk CtJevaller, ~erryMc­ Cain 011 both her clarinet and plcator's Association. Students were graded on Ohio's ano, and Lucy Holter, Sue Doug&andard 5 rating play, uri be · las and JO)' King. Rick Koenig MUlard E. Pierce, 54, SOUth ing the highest and "V" the low· and Melody Weaver received m ratings wtrlle Julia Holter receivFourth st., Middleport, died ear- est. In the hil!ll school competition, ed a IV rating on her piano solo. ly this morning In 91elterlng Charles Yeago, Instrumental entering in class "A," which is Arms Hospital, ~thens. music teacher of the dJ.strlct, exMr. Pierce was born March the most difficult music and ls 16, !ll13 in Orblston, Ohio. He graded according to statewide pressed hi& pleasure with lhe was the BOll of the late Carl and standards, Martin Osborne re- perforiJlBDce of the students. Emma Hoffman Pierce. He was ceived excellent ratings (II) on alae pre<eded In death by a bro- both his plano solo and baritone horn solo and JeTIJlY Dean rether. Mr. Pie-rce was an etPUPment ceived an excellent rating lor operator for the COlumbus and her piano solo. Jean Whitehead and Melanie &Juthem Ohio Electric Co., ror Dean, junior high students, per22 years. He is survived by hls wife, Dorothy Jones Pl.erce, and formed Class "A" solos andreLucy F. Hayes, 85, 657 South one daughter, Di:de Ann Pierce, ceived superior ratings (1) , Qth. First Ave., Middleport, died ln er jWlior high students with suat home. Veterans Memorial Hospital Funeral services will be this morning. Sle was a member Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Rawof the Ctlester Grange and the llngs Coats FWteral Home wi1h Chester Methodist Oturch. the Rev. Max Donahue officiatSt.e was preceded in death by ing. Burial wl.ll be in Greenlawn her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Cemetery, Nel sonvill ~t . Friends Lane, and her husband. Survl,. may call anytime after 10 a.m. .ing are five da.ugbtera, Mra. Wednesday. Funeral services for I...Ydia Russell (Mary) Balnum, Mrs, Burial will be In Chester Cern- Bell Runnloo, 82, who died Moneter. Friends may call at Ewing day morning in an Athens Hos. John (Beulah) Platt, holll of ~ lumbus; Mrs. C!Jarles (Helen) Chapel at anytime. pita!, will be held Wednesday Woode, AUred; Mn. Kenneth at 2 p.m. at the Old Dexter (Hllah) West, Columbul. a n d Church with burial in the Stand- Mrs. Frank (Fern) Cheesebrew, ish Cemetery. Middleport; two brothers, Sle was a member or the Unit- Cord Ha,yea, Middleport, and Ebed Baptist Church at Nitro, W, er Lane, Niagra F&Us, N.Y., Va., and was preceded in dead! six grandchildren. andninegrea.. by ht!r husband, Thomas., in 1935. grandchildren. He was a Spanish American War Funeral services have been Veteran. tentatively set lor Thurada,y at Survivors include two dau&tl- 2 p.m. af the Chester Methoters, Fannie Deweese, RD 1, diSt ChiD'ch, The Rev. P, A, Dexter, and Mary Goode, Ravcasto will oUI<Iate. enswood; four sons, Ralph, NI- to the apen house which will be Mrs. Kilcollins Karr.' ' :~~~ ~~r~rj~~~~~~~~~rrrl??~~tt?r~f~;r~rt~/t~~rt<:j:~:~:~:~:~:~:~:::~~j:~~~~~~~~t~~~j~~r~j: • or. Lester 4 lioUah; ' rdrmeri.Y of ~dele• CoWl~)< ~·d ii>w llving In Gallipolis, ,wUI be at Elber!eld's lloporbnent ~re friday olio a·erv!~ autograph da,y tor his book, uA Free Man's Heiritage.'~ Roush will be at the store from 10 a.m. to 12 ~nand from 2·to 4 .P.m. to autograph copies of the book purchased during these periods. The book was published ln December, last year. !ttansorlrc Friday's activity lor Dr, Roush Is the Meigs Cou!IQ' Mini .. terial Assn. N~w ,. '' ROUSH . .. hi.a stole Chllllaln of Sobo ot U.. Alilerlean RA!volutlon. .llealdea his bo!>k, Dr. Roush Funeral oemooa for 01111111. baa eoil!plied lhr.. vulumea of Postal, 61, who the Roush famll,y hlatoey. dorn ill IW:lnt . He retired to Mel&• ~ biro !Ovtral )earl aao and movt6 llthl ~ Gal~o only a few~· ..,. •. ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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