https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cb280187fa6c2f24d2fde2864452169c.pdf 4da8fd38cc43123198d8bbd1257f2914 PDF Text Text , . , " '" ~- ' '" '' 0,• " ' " 0••• ,,,,, ., •< o< ..... J...' '. "'"'"" 00 o ... '>'I ' I " "'' '1'.' " ·· ~ <o .,.,,; , , 0.0 ''<" ' ••• . 1• •' I '.', • .' ' Now Y110 Know . I . ., ... I 'j '"--'" ·"i' ..- ' ' . f. '· ' ;>. ' 1 ..:.- • ; . ' Rae .. ~ ' •· '· ' . .I '·' ·• ,..;,t,:" " . ~·-~-,-,, ~-fl<-..~,o· . \ ' week when llhe ' load of lrelt!ltt including snd beer. Here is th\ from the River News .o Gallipolis Dati)' Tribune. :~ MARCH 9, 1918- The a er Clt;y of Porkel'sburg ..,: Tuesday ni&llt at the lowe ot Russell, Ky., oppositei & 0 roundhouse when she 11 a submerged barge that hl!li sunk by the ice. Pilot HOIII'l 1 loway immediately hea4<t packet for shore and evlr. was saved, although some crew were injured and hill row escapes from being d ) ed. The Parkeraburg camt capsizing. The IrontOn fen J , H. Sbaw with police m er,s were first to reach the' of the disaster about two after it occurred. The otl'icers of the boat taken to an ·Ironton hotel II rousters to tlle police st One passenger, a Parker traveling man, wa.·:; taught submerged cabin and had a l, gle in the water for his llf1 condition was serious for time after being rescue< '. ~· • • i'- 11 ,,..,O>!i...,..,•~:o··'A·~-- ~, ;i.····~ " "...... "'.!r •$: ·~"'""'''':f~"i<·li.1)i.•:"'"~ /0 .. •• . ·~ ' .' l!Y DICK THOW GALUPO!JS steamer City of made big nowa 50 . . ' . .... ' ,.......-~.-.·.__,,"-io ., . ·, ·~ .. ' . • ; •• . : ' t · ' a . . ~ntine ,·; .. ' ; ' ,. · iltgtop. )YJI&I#llu•·led ·J~.,; 1,1171!, '. . _,,...,..,,-w•.~,.,~ ..•;.;I""' Tile· first for the uniled l'e~imet~• of lho !llnerieaneolo..: ies, lllldct• Gen. Gear" Wish- · , e . I . ' ' '• '..t • " '.' i ~ and -· ' thF vehicles oldo'a~ Minor damage wu / ,,. . ,;, I ). .' '' I .. . \ ' ' llliL , •· . car~~ P. ~~·· :lfjll» ¢at lulocked down a 11)811 box 1 ''' ' dajl, the t>atrol do,. 'to tiotl1 cara. The Groen rliOilYllle, iaUed to ~ ·1 sharp curve and wentO(tthetiallt oWI!ied br Edilo McCiookey, side ol the highway, Tho Cli" Ail accident at 2 a. m. sotur- plu~ed lniO .a field and illlo • dly of ~ 143, seven-tenths ol · omall creek. There w11 ~ • 'mile oorth of Rt. 7 was f1l)l ate domage to the car. Nochllit·. rOilOJ'Ied until 9:11 p. m. Satur- was !Ued. ,., .... ,,• .. fc..•~ , ~ •, ~ ·, t. '·! I -: I r-~--------~ . ~----~__,~r---------~--~~~~~ . HAVE lrtXJ 6E£'AJ ·. .. ·· . BR.USHikJG ~R . TEETH . REGULARLY, LUVABL€ 1 ... .... ~: ·. \ was so shocked and scar could not ten his name. Divers went to the see , determine whether the Pax burg could be raisecl. 91e big cargo of 140 barrel whiskey 1 500 cases m bottles of beer machiner miscellaneous freight ItUJ. which will be lost. The ersburg sank in 50 feet < ter. 1 Captain orville Noll "'""' ed the Parkersburg. HU officers wore Pilots Henr. Joway and Harry English, Lou Sewell and Engineers Muhleman and Ollie Betz~ The packet, which is 10 bave · beeP. suOk (our tijp• repOrted not to be lnsut:ir cargo was partly insured. The towboat Catherine was passing with a tow : time the Parkersburg iu I .h.ter. FlrJe I l LOW~ ALL TEETH Rt:.GARDLESS OF Cbf-OR OR ' . CR~€0 I . . 1 ' I ', f'IX DISPLAY - Members of MlddlOJ>Ort Girl Scout T1- 104 j)Ose with some of'the ials used 10 prOJ)are a window display at the D.tdla,y Florist Shop In MlddlOIIOrt last weel< in P1'11P' aratlon for Girl SCout Wool<, March 10.16. >llown left to right, are Venida Gibbs, Slnd,y Turner, SUe Lee, Mary Krawsczyn and Kathl' Pooler. Leaders of the troop are Mrs. Janice Gibbs and Mri • BUlie Jo Krawsczyn. Rockefeller 'Ready And Willing To Serve' Gov. NelB<Mt A. Rocke!eller's lor the Replbll. oan nomlnallon moodni or at tile New York aovernor'a apartment · fM Wtddiags .... Glal \ "'.. KODAK· in New York Clt;y, On the eve ol the New Hampshire ·primary, meanll'hlle, pro-Johnsm democrat• •lao~:· ously delencled th~lr eampatll! tactics willie J>01(q. csndldate SOn. ~- J; McCarthl aptlmlst1cally predicted that be umllftt lOIU IISfiMATIC win" In the Granite State. RockeleUor met with 32 top parl;y strategists In a ~J~ickly arrapaecl meeU111 &lnday, The GOP· l..,_rs urged Rockefeller to llllOUDCe hla formal candidacy bul tho pernor melntalnod his polltlon that he was '•reacty , IOIU . :M 0, 1M Ollttlt IV!M Sf! US FO R snd wlllllll to serve the people tr tiM!O' 1QJ'Jt me.,. . P,tef Opponent ' ~'illllltt i~ppoooo!~.· ..... Ill• currom COP frontrunner, lbrVIce President Rlehard M. Nixon, sold Rockefeller niUst make a deelsion "uae WB$ or another." Nixon, before leavlng his own Now York apartmmit jUit 10 fioors below Rockefeller• s, said tr the New York governor entera the primaries, It wtll be a good clean contest "not like the one In 1964; which tore the party apart." Nlxoo, wflo returned to wind up hla New Hampshire campaign before TUesday's election, did not attend the top~evel strategy conference called by Rocke!eller. mer FIVE-DAY OHIO FORECAST By United Pres• internaUonal Temperatures in Ohio will average below normal Tue&da.Y through Saturday. Dell)' hlglos will average from the upper 30s in north hoi! 10 the mld-401 in south hoi!. Night - time lows will generally average In the 20s. Cool throu&lloul the period but wltlla chon&IW> ~ -ef ~Ftiii ....kii<t" - · .. Precipitation will total about one.Courth Inch in north hal[ to three-fourths Inch in south, as raln or melted snow duri111 the first hell of I h e period. News...in BriefS MEETING REMINDEll Residents or Syraeuse were to. da1 reminded of the meellng of all int,rested ciUzens, the SI-racuse ~ MineraviUe Baseball Boosters snd village o[ficlel& IDnighl at 7:30 o'clock at the &Yracuse FJementary School to plan for the opcomiJII summer baseball i>rogrsm and aloo development ofll!e municipal park. !lien fired more than 560 artil- with little damage, spokoomen lery,. rocket and mortar rounds sold. But the eommuntat lire into three Marine bases near blew up sn ammuniUon dump that tile border SUnday ni&llt snd to- virtuelly nattoned the Merino supply base at Cua Viet, t b o Y day. U.S. spokesmen said. Leathernecks in tlleir deep bun- sold. The harrago followed a probe kers withltood the shelling of into Allied linea by aboUt 400 their Klle Sanh and Dolll Halorta North VIetnamese caUl!llt a n d routed by &lutb Vielnsmeso troops. MUltary spokesmen sold at least 102 communists were killed and seven caplured alOIII with weapon a and suppUes. Three . ,, ' . &lutb Vietnamese were kliledsnd SALEM, .Ore.. (IJPI) - A 16'II reported wounded. hour riot at Orep State ' ~l!'""ary reoulted In mll)or .. ,. ~aitono lbr Inmates todaJr · bUt left ll!e loO..year.qld prlB<Mt a . flre-<carr,d lhalllbleo. Prison Riot Results In 25-l! Concessions BUll 1965 Prllioa oiiiCiala . l»''mmsed Prison oinci&Ja pr o m I o- ed .be . .. oo reprllllls ~-' . '.·j•1 Charles Bogard, 87, Dies on Saturday Night Charles (BUzzy) Bopr<i, ' He was born July 17, 1880, tile son of tile late Mr . .ilnd Mrs. LelnUOI Boprd. He wao 1 mem- boi of tile Hazel. c:ooilmunlt¥ Church. 9lrYIVIIII are bii ·wife. Ml!lllr, olx "?"S, Cllirml. ~~­ YII)OC(; nom.r, wamer-Rdlblita, Clayton, Medina; tlii II". · IU)Itobor'o; ' B«lilm J'*" .. . ... ,. . -·~ . . . J) . .. .. : . j ... -.:. •. ~ .. J·: t'" ~-··' ., ' !' ' i ' WARSAW- POWSII NEWsPAPERS IOdO,y sold "a!OWIICOI't" persons had been jailed or lined!orthelrpart In student clubea with police Friday snd Saturdly, One newspO()er blamed tho street violence on Jewiab 7outb. Warsaw was tensed for more trouble that pw out of Protestl against the censoring o! an snti-Rulllanpl&¥ anddevel~ illlo ems for 11 freecbm" and agalnat the police who used~ gaa and cluba In subduing the students. 'i NEW YORK- A NOTEDSWEltSllecommlstoa,ysSOuthorn Al'- I • is going to have to overcome centuries or uinelD.cleocy, rlaldlb' and inequall~" to catch ~ with th• western world. Cuner ~rdal presented a generolb gloomy I'I!IIOrt on the pn>. spect for larg&-scale reform• at a news conference ~' b•rht em,phash:ed that his view 11 ureall.stic, DDt pessimistic." Myrdal' s news conference was a prelude to the publication ol. "Asian Drama: An lngu1ry Into the Poverty t1 Nations," a ,IJtnilo. volume, 2,28t-page study covering more than a decade or reaearch iniO develoJ>ment problema in Southern Asia. ' LOS ANGELES- MAYOR CARL STOKES of Cleveland SUnc11.J night called !or civic programB which would chsnneltlle "lmPalleDce and restlessness" of the urban poor into civic progress.. The Negro mayor, speaking at a Democrallc t'und· relSIQC dJn. ner, said in Cleveland substantial strides have been made to solve 1be problems oll!hetto llv!ng. · · 11 Democrats should-make 111 all out effort to prevent our aociet)t rrom being divided irrevocably Into two camps - one or am.uence and hoe, the other or poverty snd despair; one ol black OJ>d one of white," .stokes said. SLAISBURY - THE RODESIAN REGIME OF Premier tan Smldl sold II hallled two more convicted A!rican murderers today blit Ia giving "further consideration" to the cases of our terroristil sched.. uled 10 die witll them. A noUce taPed 10 tho CetJtral Prison door announced the h...U. of the two but did not mention the other four. There was specu.latlon illal they had been reprl-. WASHINGTON (IJPI) - A million appropriaUoo for summer programs in big cit¥ &llstto• ... proposed todaJr b)' 1 bipartisan grvup or Houao ot ,' ezoo Lonl - · died SltUrdo1 eve""' at Veterans MomMlal Hoo- pllel. ' By United Pre•• -lnternetlonal OXFORD, OIUO - A FORMER scUQC VlotnameseambUaador 10 the u. S. Sunday came "'with a novel Idea on sndllll the v~ War. The United !Utes could end the war by bozylng all the land In · S!Uth Vletnain'"lnd' pvlng It to the peasants, Trill Van Dllm, IDI!!• Milllll Univarllit:r IIUtilenci.- . .. . .. . . .. .. .~ .. ,.., .. ' . '·,c' DUm, now Washlngton correBP<>edent lor the Sllp1 J'oat, IMd It would coat shout $750 mUUon 10 lMzy 111 tho Jand.httlie IOIIIb,. u opJ)Osed to the $3 billion a month cost o! the war ellort.. ·107 Communists Killed SAIGON rol'll- Nqrth Vletnubeoe !arees lost 107 m111 attackilll Allied troop& on South VIetnam• a northern lrontter snd :I .,! liberals. The congreslioaal g r o ·u p eelled lor the IIIIIPiomontohppnwi- lbr tho Olllct Of l:C!anoinlc ()pporlui1IV, t bo J<olo!IIOI1 l!dmlrilllpllllll'. IIDtiPoviriJ arm, lltllntmee pro. Jectuimed at· !itvotvll)l !lhel· to 1'10111•· I J' ' l ,. 'I Inspection Slated WorshiPM Master James M. &>ulsb7 today announced ~ , roy Lodge No. 164 F&AM; will hold a special meelini'!lleldly, March 12, at 7:30 p.m. lor Ita armoel lnapectlon at t ti 1 l'l1mer<I.Y Maoonic Ttllll!ie.' Dlltrlct ~- GR!Jd ,..... ter DarieU D, Dell¥, lbg otllcor of tile 'm DIBirie~ ! liOid;~~~.. will llrot • Uon ill the ·trelhmlllh will be the Ida•• lnll*t· ., . •, ,: ' 1 ' ) ""-•; I ~i· : '•· ' . ,.. l ' 0:' •'l"'''\ ~~:r .ji , ' ··' .,. '.' .... . 1 i .. l:in �' ' l'he tlltlj· ~tlnel, l'omelw·Middi'I>Ort. Mar~h 1,1, 1008 , 3 - £1 ~· \7Ulfti7 ." '·,,, CO~I.I)Iili.IS 1(\JJitl\,j~.e . . . . ' In 2 States · li {. ' · ~ ,- ,momb'!l'l 0! ,As~lj · 1111 IIIIDg cajllnoti · . of tl'\e - Hazel ~veler GubortLol, 1L ~e toEngliSh, portant problems In a beelcow• call operation: Pomeroy. How to Improve the qnallt;y o1 ' Ocr<bn H, Collins, Cella Ell.. their breeding stock. , ' ' >both Collins to Charles L, Cclo Improve and Increase forage · ' ll~s, ' lola A. Collins, 4.5 acre.. production. ' · OIIV.. Cui winrerlng costs by the us• ' Howard Wallace Ruuell to or extended grazing periods or Edward~ Blake, Jr., JayceArln · tfle use or round bales as winter Blake, parcel, Salisbury. food. S. Irene Webster to May IL lmpOrtanl !arms and opera• Casto, lots, Pomeroy. lions will bo viewed and ..,.. Robort A. Mattox, !IettY R. Ill llle top leadqra In boel and lllaltox to Edward L. MattiiX, forage producUon In Indiana and parcels, Cclumbia. K'"'IUcky will bo apeakors on thl Kelth M. Woods, Gertrude Ill. program. Woods to Ross E. Stow~ Eli.. The group will leave co !Ilardi abeth H. Stew~.40Zacre,Pomo 25, from JackSOD at 7 a.m. ThO eroy. estimated coat lor tho tour II Floyd £. Koehler, dec,. !0 Alol $50. Raaorvatlona lor lhla tout berta G. Koohler,cert.lortrans., are reCJJeotod Immediately. A Middleport. $20 bus fare aa a pre-enroll· Pomeroy Natlooal Bank to mont foe needs to bo mallod to Herner Mills, Golllle Mll!o, Pl1" lhe Area Erumalon Center, Bolt eels, SUlton. 32, Jackson, Ohio 45640. Fen D. Rico, aka F. D. Rice, dec ., to Lovoula A. Rico, lllortoo D, Rice, Marvin C. Rico, C.al• ste M, o. Baum, Attld. r o r 1 Ell8llsh, E'l la - Tran ~, Cheater. 1evon1n A. ru... dee., 1o lllor· ton D. Rico, Marvin C. Rico, ca.. sie M, 0. Bawn, Al!ld.lor Trilla,, Chesler. "--•1 de c., to Lout H -···C-Ree, Reich, Alfld. !or Trans., Chester, Louise Retch, Ferdinand c, Relc:h to Cassie M. Parct~l s, Chester. o. Bamn. Morton D. Rice, Ella Rice 1o Cassie M. o. Baum, Parcell, Chelller. Qlrisio E, Powell, Clore 111ae Powell to Mlllntng D. Webster, . Parcels, &ltton. Manning D. web-.r; Nary A. Woblller, to Chrlale E, POwell, Clara Mae Powell, Parcels, SUt. to~a,ymond I , Hoffman, Ora Hoff.. man to Ernest Wright, Right of 'I ),! way, Salem . Raymood Ho!tnlan, Ora Hoff· man to Ernellt Wright, Right a1 ; Wa,y, Sal em. f·l \Wlllam A- Nelson, Collstanco I . .- D, Nel11011 to Harl')' s, lllooro, 'JeiiiL: l!oore;I.ota, ldlddloport. Henrlotla s. E. McDade, 111&1')' Louise Our s, aka Mary LOUise McDade Ours, Gerald E. ours, Gladys M, Mustard, Chester H. Mustard, Ernestine M. Mander• bl•h, aka Ernestine E, Mander. bach, Harold M. Manderblch, Allee B. 1\0ddleswarl, aka Allee Middlenart, Evelyn Watts, aka• Evelyn M. watts, DavldM. watta, Russell R, Middleswart,akaRul<l ooll Mlddleswart, Alice M, !did• d1 3swart, GUbert l!:, McDade, Ml• bel M. McDade, Ernest B, Sta• tey, Jane t staley, John R. Roa• enbaJm, Maryallce Rosenbalm, to United States, Lebanon. Commission to Meet Mar. 12 COLUIIIBUS - The Ohio Valley Regional Development Como ·mlaslon will hold its llrot mlng ol1968 on Wednesda,y,lllar<:h 12, at the Holiday Inn In Port.. tiJOutb, the Development OCHln- tow.r. mentannounced The aij.<lll,)' meeting, begit>o nlng at 10 a.m. Cor the execudw committee, will be folloWed iiY a 12:30 luncheon and lull eo.,. mltsion met.1ing in the altel"noon. The Ohio Valley l!eglonal 967 Commission, stoned In 1 , received a $44,490 grant from the Economic DrJvelopment Administration (EDI\) on Februley 29. The grant will PJlJI statr salaries and office equJpment. On Mir<:h 13, department •'ficials will meet with the Buclto eye Hills Association In Cal~ wall to begUI organlzill8 the ~ ...u.... county IlPPer, Ohio V...., R<oo glonal Cummlsaion. This r.atoo. coJDI)Osed ol Noble, Belmcnt, Monroe, Washington, Morgan, Athens, Perry, Hocking and Meigs ~:owtties. will be simUar in operation and organization to the Ohio Valley Conunission. Th• purpose ot both t.s to &uPPlOIDOIII local planning with comprehe,. olve regional planning. Crewson Opens CamlllllO"II r --e..• Action Oub ATHENS - Harry Crewsoo, Democratic candidate tor Congress rrom the 1Uth !listric~ otficially opened his canu>algn Thursday evening durl118 a dinner-meeting of the District llemo ocratlc Action Club in Lancaster. Crew son, professor of eco_oomica at Ohio University, will oppose POMEROY - Sovent: - one incwnbent Congressman ClarPomeroy Junior High School ence Miller, Lancaster, in the students were named to the honor November election. roll at the elose of the fourth six "We must maintain §OCt~ weeks grading period. against tmse wOO wish to tear Making a "B" or above 1n all It <bwn because they <b mt ·their subjects to be listed on agree with. societY 100 percent. •• the roll were: Crewson stated. "U: people are SEVENTH - f.dsar Abbott, Jll. ll)lng to employ their baalc rll#lt ana Aleahlre, Lynne Baker, Ell~ 1o dlaSOIII, It must be reapoctlul lbeth Blaettnar, Vickie Clark, lllsaent. lilt Is not, they preGene lAvis, VIckie IALo!Wo a raaldan&e~r to our tnatltudon." Uerrl EberBbach, Donna Fraallfi(BI'ril!a to tho rolo ot a Coacla, Phillip Gaul, Torey IIIII, are•aman. Crewaon laid,., AI... lillella Howk, Steve Jow.U. Edl11> illa!or not onll' mull rtPrtMees, Dealree Pike, Linda~. hll COIIIIIIullltl, but alao liMIII &e\'t ~nley, Deairee SUU, Steve exerciH hla own Judatmont Warner, Martnda Young, Robin 1o delaWI on th11 re!I)ObllbUIIJ Crew. Ia to reject the !allh lha EIGHTH - Susan jorl~ haa placed with him." ','rRfehard Ash, Irene Barne1, Hobo 71 Junior High Pupils Listed On Honor Rolls . •' ., Andr••• ·ert Blackston, Juelle C&mo Back 0 n Job . .mlngs, Jo Ellen Diehl, !ilellaF~ mer, Demis Gllmore, Nine)' h-; Greenlee, Corude Grueaer, 9seJ. NEW HAVEN ..l Town Council , Joy Halt, Mary Mtdkla, Cheryl met wedne•dt.Y evonJnc In r ' Nelson, !Aria Neutlllng, A on ' Ohlinger, Debbie Ohllnpr, eo... .me Radford, lolarpret ftlul, . Mll!sa Rizer, t:.borabSObo,orly Smilho John SWarts, Frtclo orick Thomi>IOn, II I r t In Vlllll!bln. Joe Welkor, Bobecca lllbecca Wrlch~ l'.ddll ,YQIIIllo ' NINTH - Roger Al>bol~ lloo A:ridoraon, llary Brickle•, ··~t':~i:::"~ Silo eo.-a,lloborali' •w. Tw""' 1'1 w a- Hlalon wllb Majo)r Nark Ward, Jresldlng, alter beiDa fib. aent tor oeverll month• becau10 ol lllnoaa, Olhera In wen Edwin Clark, Richard Grillo 1~ llmold 0. Roulh, IAwll CIPohll'l. councn llll!ll(llr.. lfra.lllldl!ilnlth, ncorder, llid Qlaald OhiiJwor, PollCII ~ lll,yar Word thiUikld c01110n tor 111 -rotlon duriJw hll lllnua. Tho¥ YOied 1o Jlf liMo I>Wa "'· ....,,. Glrolalll4 ~ ~~~ deelded 1b0t 1111 \frllravoa,· Btrnadllta lfti>o . •... Btotcy ""UCIUIIOII. X. blfi l!lll ~ collfc-IIIIIN•Itll .,. 111 • _ . or Jlullc ....,.,..,., llary JIIJW. lflr1 II ~ ~- lilt cOGMI'IIIIIII of *'"" Fnaklln I!Qor, Nine) ~·lnelte.. 'W~Ctlllelt._ John ~iCIII!ir~ ud PniPtiV of debrll lllll>ill.. Snider, ~llf 91ilildell, J10lllllrof~i1 cana,old1Wtp -Ill' Triplett, WiyliO Wtl), 11JU etaiort, and old can 1101 beq UJed; , ' C alder.,.S ·.March , JY )!!~'".}Ill . · R., . . , le(llalature returns ' liqt lloolil • Dl,\'fGn, a Ill< !l>eaker Charlo• )1\li-te_as: R· ~~· a, )pi , Bowling Green, had ·~. It no slr.Ualiires at l!.e : • : ; F; 1!!11 , , PJtl'at piece 01 'loii\11~· ~ ,muni~Ues, wa~ ~ anil waa .j bad. bl~. ·:. ·. ~ bf KOlrrek to' hea.) a toX•ldudf,,,, 4J'l11ere ta deftriltely -a Jl&ed )-colninlltie. ·'-". ·: ', ·'',bY ~ t. ?. :- J~~~~f~Jt~~~~~~~ " ' :. ' reor.Pntzallon. . · . SU• oot lor !n, IOafolalt.on In .U>ta areo 'nle· · • 'om m 'l t tee 'oorked Col. ll M. Cliloramonto, lltll aeao!oo,11 oat.d lho iQi~t 'the ' fall otLSeai¥'o I• perlntendent o1 .lhe Ohio 1HIIh· pakor. The 1Legiallt)ye. Serv- ;bm; ', \l .wao pl~ocl . ~<~,·, use t.t · wa.r Patrol, pointed out Ibis Ice Commt.oaloa, whl~ Kurlosa · ia 'I vehicle lor, a ~ bill ' \ i::~1~;·.~~~~~~: week the teg!Jlature wrllllPed ·heads, will 4Ud;)o U>e problem w u l·d ll\odOrnlze · IIi!' up Its bualnell withoUt provtd· o1 labor bargaining . 'under a Nothing dl!l~lal 1ng to~ an acldltiOnal 'rl patrol- request made by a senate '· Ll;_-~~~~!!1' men to man the randOm vehicle passed re~utlon. ~ ina,PectJon teams ,erea. . by the Ob1o motorflf:a c:an expeet nrlll oeuloo. · to keep gottlo& llle aame )'OIIIcle ChlaramontA> aald U>roo billa IDouranco rate ln<raaoo they lnoreaalng the llrongtll ot the got In lhe pelt. ~ pnsent lllo 1J11ro1 "wore . loft h~' and use law will romatn In \ ' when the leglalature · IIIUOurned oltoct. ., lllarch 1. 91 tar lhe tnspecUm Sen. .Anthcny Calabreoo, DhOI beoiO carried out by pulling Cleveland, lntroctu•ed a bllllo nine patrolmen !rom ~r regu- ch- the law oo prior owrovlar 4Jtlei. a1 o1 ratoa would bo reQI!red A nutnbet ot bUla aimed al but the bill novor IIIII oil the oolvlna Iaber lllopute betWeen ground. The Senate Agriculture JUbllc amployers and their and State Agencies Commlltoe - • • were tndellnitoly pOst- never held a hearing on the pOlled or kllled despite aavoral bill. work IIID(Ipa£es In Ohio alnce No Moetlng JIIIU&rl' 1967. A sludy committee authcrlzed To Senate by the Legiolature In - AIIelllt However, a bUI wblch would parmlt school employes to bargain with their employers and [ •.. • .= ~ 3 C. THE· • :"" : = : : •· : : : : : : •:,• IS H Pu iJs p Are Announced 0n0r MIDDLEPORT - Robert B. Morris, PrinciPal, hasarmounced atudent& Who were named to the hooor roll at the close of the rourth six weeks grading period at the Middleport Elementary School. Making a 40 B" or above in all their subjects to be listed on the roll were: Eigbth - Opal Berry, Steve Dunfee, Melanie Hackett, Patty Harris, David Ha.ys, Doug Little, Mike Taslor, Jim Harris, Frank Hoffman, Richard Kelly, Joyce Kerns, 91erry King, K e n t Kloes, David Krawsezyn, Pam Manley, Richard Martin, Becky Scaggs, John Thomu, Brenda Woods. Sevelrth - Roger Atkins, Rietlard Ba.Uey, Jim Boegs, &eve Bratton, Jeff Darst. Mike Green, Greg Hayes, Jim SChmoll, Jolin Slaven, BW Vaughan, Barbara Archer, Linda Atldnson, Nancy Buoklrk, Lots File, Beth Fultz, Amy Hamm, Crl•dno Robinson, Jane Thorn,., Ricky Armt~ Gary oelL Juniors in Front for RHS Honors RUTLAND - Junior& ot the Rutland Hla11 School led tho wa.r ochclaotically lor llle fourth Blx weeks grading period placing 15 elass members on thehOIM)I' roll. Seniors placed elliJII; aopbo- morea, nve, and fre!bmen, aevtn. Mak:IDI 1 ll'tde of "8" or Ow On your n Study PIan Announced '~II , ' . ATHENS - lllaateey ol motorial -whether It Ukts a week or lbree D'cDnlha - will be die oniJ criterion lor .POISing • , _ ly orgllliaed beolc che.mtatry course at Ohio Unber&tty. BeslnnlnB next 1111, ltUdonta mil,)' choose 1o enroll In lhe one exam course that requires no attendance and ro graded oasljp>o ments. Course grades will be ilf COII8uilh~ I 'c alliBiina ollectUro kiJIIca, "A atuo tends dent who Ia e>perl 111111 lofllrlabove In all U>elr aubjeclo to 1hm1 would be waadrw ihla lime be Jllllled Ill llle roll wen: -.ling •lecture OD thla FRISIIMEN: GlOria G o II, Ho would do baUer to l.,..., . . . llolllNa, Linda li!ldldlt, tho dml IIUd)1ng a loPIC ho .11 Robtrt 9lowdto. 8111dra Tqlor, not tamDiuwlll>,"!lidllf: Jlajt!l, · Doana Weber, GI-Ktla. Dr. br IIIIIUIIIi11ed lilt !IOI'IIOMOIIJS - Linda Car- Ohio Ulllvar*l1;)'' cQUrle a ... dillo, Sberl')' COnDie Hy- whl•h "will treat lht ··~ aa sell, Diane r, Bever)J' a lno and rt!I)O~ilble peraqa. Thompscm. It will provide <lrtctlo"' """ JUNIOR!I - GlOb Crlap, Fred .. oeodeclo and him jloea ho Davlo, 11c1c1ne7 t:.vl' (Ill A), car- 11 read)' ror the belt ffCOutle." ole Jolm11111, RandJ Klq, lilleron ~ McCUne, Dl~~m~ l&cDinltl, i!IAcll' MIUor, Jllllll Priddy, Jlmlce JirlddJ, Kall\1 Slm-•, lllrl')' Slawtor, Janice Smllll, Bob Vance, Dean Weber. SENIORS - JO¥co Altahlrt, l'llJUl• Dlvldlllll, Tereaa Dean. !llrbera DillOn; Gino Gralo, 0 1 - . . - . Som l.ewla. illotla~. -lc. .u '~ ,•,• r 1 ' '· ' ,I :, ~ ' ~,. ,. .' "· .' ' , ~, ;' ' \• ~ ; '• ' whatever studentS earn on a eo~ .Prebenslve e.xamlnatlon, one H: ••• • ••• •• • 0 ' which 11101' be taken -edly with oniJ the last grade J'OCOl'l:l. ed. The Philoloi>hy bllhlnd lhlo edo, ucatlonal tnDovatlon to to place tho riii>OD&Iblil1;)' llooir~e-~:: basic chemlatr)' on d ·He 'will Stc'h'elPi \s riee1ds, 1fut1tt' wm 1te to be his own taskmaster. AJ1Y atudent ani'olllng In die !lex!ble new course, described as •' studen&P&eed learnilfc,"' wW decide When he feels cc-eat to take the final examtNtlon. The bright, well pr..,.,.ed I!Uo dent may finish the couroe in the !lrst month end U>e...,. arter have more time free for remaining courses. other ltudents ma.r take the luD term lor tho chemistry oour•e end o1>o taln as much extra helP aa U>ey need. The biBle design ol tho-course hinges on a detailed oUtline ol what a student must knoW, or be able to tb, in order to .PUS the course. ••we see no point In, k&ePiJW It a HCrot from the atudlnt aa Ill wflat he Ia BI()IIOied to learn,• . say• Dr. Jane H. Day, Who, with Dr. Cllttord llouk, -sed the couroe. The two Ohio IJnlo. versltf professors have won fl. nancial ba<kl"8 lor <levelclpq the course from the E11o [.(b catlonal Foundation. Tho will make the c»clslon as to What lectures ho at- •. ,, i ' •• ' O~Cllll •• ••• • •• •• ~ •• •• ; •• -- ••• : : • t • : . ' ~ · '' ' 0 Kaltda 49 Coldwater Pike u .. . '~ ' . /hO top-eeedcd ' · . the ·'1965 title by boating •Oida- ~ra a r e homa Bfl>llal 8;>-51. . , . 25-4, · .Bt. Beriedlcf'~' ,Ot if lcht.IOo, central stale ot Ohio, ~ Ji111., llle ~67 utlist; w~a ellmthird wtlb a 2M mal-k, Ia the lnated by wallllblitD ~.)!Jhlonly Iormor Cha!JiplOD In the 32- verlllfll 'In ih,e l'lponai,PI!Yoira.. team field, Tho Ohio IJ!'(toolwon ' · · AI . Reds Split Seri~ ~ . - FORT IIIEYERs; : Fia. /IJPO The .ctnclniiau R\lds meet SEI US : •• 20% Dtoilotlon. Our :• •• ~f~~.;t: ~tour .J;f4.'t~~~:.,~ ea~. and~ samea ' R.... Do Not Rol.. Afbrl HIYing A Clol~ AI Som,~l ~nleo .Do- Y. D. mwARDS AGENCY •• • •• .' . Weeken.J Sports Sumniaty ' ' 'saturda,y Top..ranked Uouliton, behind MONTREAL (1(1'0-The N"' t:tvtn HJQ~es' 49 poJnt~;. routed Albany (Ga,) Slall! m"'ltoNew tiona! HockeJ !,eogue .,. Lo)'Oia ol Chlc&l,'!l 94-16 In a Haven, Conn., In the TQUrDOl' nouniied SUf:PenaionJ ' and Cines first roWKI NtAA tournament _,er at &!lr:~ ~:.~; (CST) tor F.dr:b ':-llack nY the Boston game. New Me.xico :tate IDday. Elsht -r-N games ]!ruin• aPd Lucy . Zledel ol the trippe<l_ Weber ~te 68-57 in each are achedlled Monday and PbUadelphla Flyen lor their anothelwet~tern regionil. , Tueaday' ~uiiiDg Ill• 'fteld In ~~.ucwwlriging brawl Thuraday ~-halllorell#ltaeeondoi'OUJidgameo night. NEW YOIIK (UPO- Vlltano,a 1111!11 Wedne•~~a.Y· .· won 118 fourth IC4A track .and . SANTA CLAIIA, Calli. (UPI) lleld champlonah!ps, - sonta Clora, !Od' by Bud and da,y night and the ~110lali<n and Ralph · ~en, de!eatod Loyola CHICAGO (UPI)- The lit. c:hamJicmshlp games sotordaY · Louts Hawks cli~hed ~ ot Los AIJ8eles 77-62 t6 wln.lllelr Weijtern llvis(Qn .tltle In the first West CQIBI Athletic National Basketball Assoeiation Conference title in 11 years, stale In Ita nrlll pme ol t h e thereby ga!nlll8 an NCAA by beallng the Chicago Bulls tournament Tuooda.Y nl&ht !ol115-109. antral stale Mllll tournament berth. lowing the C kin, 01, giune_ AKCAIJA, Call!, (UP0- Mr. iu8ht captured lho f!45,000 >UNDAY Santa Anita Handic~, returning MIAl\0 (UPOGardner Dlc!P $41.80. MIAMI (UPO- TomWelsln80n won the $100,000 Ihral koJ>!, of Bedlord, 01!111, went KINGSfON, Il-L (UPO- Open golf tournament with a 275 awry on lho final hole lo IIJ>. Unbeaten st. Bonventure reo total. Ish "' 04!'1DDd In the rich Durcorded Ill 25th straight vicfllry, al Open SuJ1da.Y, NEW YORK (UPO-Doke -lng Boston Collego102-93 to WeiokD(ll still went home move into lhe second round ot University was selected as the wllll $12,000 In prize money 16th and rinaJ team in the the NCAA tournament. lor his 71J.67-6&-73-276, just Natlc)Ral Invitation basketball one stroke behind Diekinaon. tournament. CHARWfTE, N.C. (UPOJack Nicklaus ol CoiUJ!>. North carolina defeated North bus nidshed with a 286 lor NEW YORK (UP!)- The PhiCarolina .state 87-50 to win the $1,450 in Prize money. ladelphia 76ers clinched the Atlantic Coast Conference tourFrljllk Boyrwon ol Clov• Eabiern Division title of the nament and win an NCAA land took home $320 ror a National Basketball Association tournament berth. . 291 total. by downing the New York -:· :· :: : : : :: ·: ;.::::~::::·:· :; : ; :;:::::·::: · : · :;:·:· : · :· :·:· :·: ·: ·:::::· :·;. SALT LAKE CITY (UPO- Knickerbookers 119-108, ed~.:.~~:~::i: . :. EAcH TIM!. . lou \llllt auF GN 10'1~~ ~ AB-SOLUTELY FRIE: 1 I.ONUS IINQO " PIIIlt .-iU~ ' L mlrlld ProlniM 1231. ' ' Only~ allp ,...110,.: vltlt to .aha.& ' Our expert mechanics adjust .ca1ter, camber and toe-in to .·manufacturer's 1pecifications. . t'-~·,,,wo~k . i1 perfor111ed by · ' ~Ued meChanics with ll!odern. Jt;~._l, equipm~iit1 .· ·. "· lirecision ern (22-1), Kal (le-6) and West Mueklnsum (18-3). Only . Kalida made It Into store tournament pla.r a year ago rrom that group, and unless the Wildcat• CAD rll>!'al In a rusgec1 regional at B o w II n g Groen, this year' a state llnala will have an all new east, Former challliUons landing In the regionals were few and rar between. Class AA had onll' Columbus East (1951 and 1963), Zanesville (1926 and 1955) and Newark (1936, 1938 · and 1943), Wllesa yw ~ount HarDUton Garllo1d, wblch lo a loreruMer ol Hamilton Public, whleh took the crown In 1937, 1949 and 1954. Two-time ehamplons N o r t hwestern (1958 and 1965) and Dixie (1962 and 1966) were tho only Class A former champs stiJI In the running for the crowns won last year by Columbus Linden and Strasburg. Linden was ousted Saturday nlghl by Newark, 66.58, and Strasburg exited early in the Tourney Pairings B~· United Press International Pairings Or thia week's re. gional Ol!io ~lgb..:~ool balketball IOII~i"!,lilotth dikes, sites and team reicOfds: · CLASS AA REGION4LS At Kent WedneS<:Ia3, at Kent state University: Hubbard (13-S) vs. Euclid (~2)~ Thursda,y Kent lloo&&o velt (21-2) vs. canton McKinlny (111-5); FinalS S!lturday nightAt TolecboBowllng Green Frl~, at Toledo University: Lorain King (17-6) vs. Tolo<b Central Cathcllc (22-1); at Bowl1118 Green Univorsl~: Lima SoJ>. tor (1 0.3) vs. Cleveland John Adams (111-4}; Finals at Bowling Gre'"' ~ University Soturday qight. At Columbus Weclnescia.Y at Fairgrounds Coliseum: Zanesrille 20--2 vs. ~ lumbus East 20-0; Th\II'Sday, Newark 21·1 vs. Marietta 1S.8i Finals Saturday nll!htAt Cincinnati Frlda3'1 at Cincinnati Gardens• HamUton Garfield (~3) vs. Clark Northwestern (211-3); ctn. cinnatl Elder (22-1) vs. ll!.Yion Rolli (10.4); Finals Saturda.v nll!htCLASS A REGIONALS At Canton Wednosda,y, at Canton Field House: Northwestern Wayne (221) vs, Gara¥111' (19-3); Thursday, Cioarvlew. (19-3) vs. !(>r~leld Local (2I-2l; Finals Saturday l)ight' At Bowling Green . Thurscla.y, at Bowling G..·:·Stato Univers!Q': Collvoy Creol>(2t-1) va. Manalleld St. Peters (2~); U>Por Sololn Valley (2W) ••• Kalida (1&-6); f'lDo ~~~~~ At AlhiiiJ& Fr!da,y, at Ohio . Unlteralt,yl cta.iYWe' (20\t) va. l'orumouth .QIIf (2~; Wi-len Pike (2t-O) ••• Well...._~ . ~ ' . (1&-3); Fll>o .all Saturda,y ftllht. -' · At froy vlew . ... "' Black I :.:~~~~=~ ·~llordmeetsosbknah(Wis.> · 66 ?gamf at ... Thuroday with $ at' lour llltos. The remainder ofllle oemlllnal acUon will be Frida,y, and all the regional finals wUl YOUR bo ataged saturda,y a!torooon and nll!ht. FIRE AND AUTO INSURANCE •• •• t • \. NBA i>TANDINGS By United Presli International EASf W. L, Pet. GB X - Phila. , , , .57 18 ,760 section tournament stage, as- Boston. , , , • , 50 26 .658 71J2 suring two new state champs . New York. , _, 38 38 .600 19 1h Several Surprised Detroit. , • , • ,36 40 .474 21'k There were qulte a Cew sur- Cincinnati. , , .36 U .468 22 prises in Saturday night's dis- Baltimore. , , .35 41 .461 221h trict tournament rtna.ls, the big- "" Clim:hed division title gest or which was at Eastlake WESf North were twice-beaten Dldid W. L. Pet. GB upset third-ranked and Wlbeaten x - St. Louts •• 55 25 .688 Cleveland East by an 80-61 Los Angeles•• 47 29 .618 6 count. Hubbard (18-5) j o l ted san Francisco. 4:3 34 .558 10 1h prevlously unbeaten Brookfield Chicago. , ••• 25 49 .338 27 65-55 in the Youngstown finals, >eattle. , •• , ,21 54 .280 31'.• and Da,yl<Jn Roth (19-4) was a San Diego•••• 15 63 .192 3ll surprise wirm.er over 1966cham- x- Clinched division title plon Dayton Chaminade 71-66. SUNDAY' S RESlLTS In Class A, unbeaten Avon Cincinnati 137 Boston 111 was sidelined 85-72 by SPring- PhUadeU»hia 119 New York 108 field LOcal ln the Cinton diS· Detroit 133 St. Louis 121 trlct but once.beaten and third- Baltimore 119 Los Angeles 89 rank~ Convoy Crestview (24-1) San Francisco ll8 Seattle llf narqjwl~ e~c.aped ~ upset in a • '68..61 edge ·over Oakwood at De· . ' WEEKEND FIGHT RESULTS · fiance. , BJ: United Press International Dixie, which lost its first two SATURDAY starts and then rolled to 21 PADUA, Italy (UPO - Salvastraight victories, wm be makBurruni, 117~~. 1~! 1118 its fifth appearance In the tore outPointed Manuel Alvarez Radregionals under veteran Coaeh 3 COlumbus Hines when the Grey- riguez. 115 A. sPain (10). hounds msel Northridge (U.S) Thursday at Troy Arena. Newark, which opens regional ac- games pit Northwestern against tion againllt Marietta (15.S), has Garawa,y at Canton, and Bethel won 15 straight since being against Uncoln llelal1ts at Troy. beaten by Columbus East.~e Columbus Class AA regional has three Central Ohio League entries, with top-ranked E a s • the only 11outslder." ' Opening Claao AA pill)' Wed· nosda.Y wiU bo Hubbard againlll Euclid at Kent and, Zanesville agatnlll East at Columbus. In Class A, Wednesday night Two Ohio High Squads Remain Undefeated :• : ~~. .. The Sox downed the Reds 5-4 Just In case Coach F,rod Ta.r- · Sotur•··, wben rookie Buddy -. lor' a prayers abould be anawor- Brad!ord doobled home the wined Saturday. They hll the coort nlng run with ou1 In 11>o ad a""' lllelr sulls In moth- again !llnday to got lnmoreJrac- 11th alter Clliclnnatl rallied lor bella, arrive hare lhla alter- lice. throe l'UII& Ill knot II In t h e noon to prepare ror a do-or~e ninth. elaab Willi Jli*llllat could pro- ConVO¥ CrestvieW 68 Oai<Wood67 &mdaj lho Hecla IIIII revenge pel them IIIIo the NCAA B 'I g At Flndlq with a 3-1 victory over lho Sox. Ten ~ berlh. Upper Sclolo Valley i$ A Jll(r ot runs by Don PavloB I<.lve hopei were rasurrecl Riverdale 53 tich and """ by Loo carde..,.' nial1t wben Michigan1111 gave Cincinnati the wiD. edi,ue Sabil'da,y At Wilmington deleatod!DWa 71-70 In an upsel LlncolD llel8hta 54 GOOD SKATE rictorY. 'lj!e lou knocked the Clinton Ma"le 40 INZELL, Germany (UPOHa'l!kefea iJut ol the Big T e n Per Willy Gutrerma<m ol e~ahlp and tied them with CLASS AA Norwa.Y sel a wcrld 10,000 Ohlo ··Siato lor first plaeelnllle At ColllmbuS meter opeed skating record COilfertmce. Both teams rlnlsh- Columbus East 81 Col•. West 64 !M¥1~3 at ~ conclusion or a ed the Beaeoil with 10-4 confer- Newark 66 three-day Invitational meet. ence recorda, Columbus Unden McKinley 58 Guttermsen was timed in 15 'l1le Buckeyes and Hawkeyes At ctnctnnati minutes, 16.1 seconds, eclipsing tangle at Purdie's new 11,123- Hamlll<>n Garfield 99 by. 4.2 seconds tho old mark HOI arena Tueoda.Y ni!lhl, in the Greenhills 60 held by ccmpatrlot Fred Anion first Btl '!'en Jla.YO!I. game In Cincinnati Elder 65 Maler. hlatoey. 'Cincinnati Tall 56 The wiMor will meet Eallt Tennessee State, the Ohio Val,ley conlorenco champion, at LexID(!Ion, Kf ., Frlda,y nl&l1t. East Tonneaoeo downed Florida State . By ROBERT GRIMM Only throe members ol the 79-6$ In the !lrst I'OW1d ot lhe UP! ~rts WrltoY 'top 10 squads In each class Kent State reg(onal Saturda,y COLUMBUS (UPO - Thl!'ly- were still lllllng lltrong heeding nil#lt two calm, cool and coiled~ Into regional pla.r, headed iiY The Buckeyes keptdrUI!nglast higtJ school basketball teams Columbus East in Class AA and Wednesda,y, Thursda,y and Frl- shoot tile works this week Cor Northwesoom of Wayne County da,y, allboush things lOOked dark, a ticket to the stoto tdurna- Ill Class A. Other big school ment. top 10 team• were Tciedo ConOnly two unbeaton teams re- tral Cothollc <N9· 4) and Clnmalnod alter the heavy lllstrlct clmlati Eider (No. 9), while the tournament firln& which cut Class A ranks contributed Westhe field doWn to onll' 16 sur- rem Pike (No. 2f and Convoy Yivora ln each class. Top-rated Crestview (No. 3) out or the CLAs,<; A ) th lllansfiold St. Peter's 57 Columbus East (20~ was e ellre ranks. lone perfect record squad !ell Few Return Wynlord 55 1n Class AA, and second-<anked Tho toll wao just as terrl!lc W, Musk!~ Local 57 Weatern : Pike (2M) waa the In eliminating membors or last At Dayton only W1&cathed team in Class year's regional cast. In Class Dixie (fl Twin Valley Ncrth Iii A, and both were lavcred to AA, oniJ Columbus Ealll and At Lin~!~ ~awnoe win their regional tournament Lima Senior (19-3) made It Into • rpmes this week. the final 16 for the second : ; . ' J_ • • , ' :-: : • " lie, . ' Bucks Are:l 'ive 7 ~~~ . ' ; · ~ :>· · 'Defeated Oi~iA S ' . f KANSAs fiTY, .~ro. •(lJPb The !fill 'annual National ,\nocl4tlon of thtercoilegiate Alb~a,.,(!i~W 'basketbaU ~hamplona~AAt open a alx.Giy run to~ 'wllll ' GuMord College ol ~abqro, N. c., the favor- .., . Tourney ••• Results • •• I ;.·/• I ..OUER . . • . ~AN' ' f:.V•m i'I'.LAF AYETTE, I n d. ll:i. . (IIW,-_ . 1\le Ohio Btato Buck,..;~811 ,,~0 had juat about peckC •' - Balle)', Jyl Beaver, Jon Bunce, Paul CIIIIDingbam, John D. Gerard, Patricia Glaae, !Avid Hanson, John H. Kautf, steven MoGullln, Lewla McKinney, Ill k e Slyre, Mark Smith, Thcmu ca.. at • , 'Th.e measure . ' ,, ''' ,, The llvo main arU\ ii wbl•b lhe loStislature tailed to acl were tncr.aalng Hii!h""' Patrol atranglj! i a b 0 r ·nqOtlatipna. autol1lllbite ~ casuO!Q' l~su~·· anee tax reVIBWD and school h I Grade Sc 00 . : !o~ concurrm•e eome · finlalled JACKSON A tl)ree -· ~ Beef -Forage tour to Soulhei'll 11\dlan,a and Kentucky has beet Aida plannecl for March 25, 26, ,n4· J4n0 HaiC>t to Jim... W. Slone, 27, de~ , to help .lai'\Jior• 9o acres, salem. . solve three ot their mo!Jtllm· · • • • . N:&IA Fav·oJite r~·fiuilford ~' .r \ ' . I It's no TOY. .. A !QUill dfiwr with a 0o1r ol bls own hts 1 right to feel •llher proud• Unforll!nately, this pride an and sirnttinle• dots taU 1111 form of Showil\l oil and lJklna c:11...... In sucb a'l:lr btcomts,!l'lmtrlly·• toy lo full wlm. c"''· The Letart w..;;·k Ha"\S WOn the Little Portland ll!vita~' tournament 5-6th ehMIPioh$h\P with a 24-18 win ovftr BUI Wletwllne's Hoyals Solurdll,)' ntht. The Black Hawks. coittled by Duane Wolre, ,humled ott tO an · early lead and staye,d out In front the rest or the contest. The Hawks led 8-3 when the fir.st period e~ eel, 1&-6 at halltlme and 111-13 at lh• close o! tho third quarter_ ' Leading the Hawks scoring was Norman Curfman who poured through 10 markers, other Hawk point-getters were Bob Miller with 6, Dave SChuler, 5; Wa,yne Roseberry, 2, and John Jenkins. 1, Scorers ror the Royals were Pete Sayre and W11ne Cleland, 6 each, Mike Salser, 4: and l})n ~affer, 2. In the tourney consolation game, the Raiders of Coach Bill Arnott defeated Hubert Price's Pirates by a 41-14 count. Pacing the Raiders was Mickey Ash with a rineperformanceor20 points while Bob Patterson sco.roed 15, Bob Varian, 3, Rick ~eww art 2, and D..iane Knapp, 1. Scori~ Cor the Pirates inclu~ ed Greg MidcOeswart with 10 and Bob PhilliPs and steve Boso with 2 points each. AW ARIJS GIVEN Tournament Manager Hubert Price, at the conclusion of t h e event, presented a troPhY to ~ ane Wolfe, coach of the championshiP team, and individual medals to the players of the Hawks, Royals and Raiders. Given awards Cor being select..o ed on the All-Tourney first team were Curfman and Miller, Hawks; Ash and Patterson, Raiders; and Sayre and Theiss, Royals. Named to the PJI..Tourne)' second team and also given individual awards were Middleswart and Rodney AIVarian, Haiders; 'cteland, Hoyals, '.c.l:il~~~~r:~ achievements were Winning ribbQ!II the Hawks wh(l was moat valuable pialer, b,lllat . 'la.yer and best reboudr; Alb, Raiders, deemed the moet IJIIOtacular player, best dtlbblar and ' LOP scorer with 32 totll ~s and high scorer ror one game; Pete ~re, Royals, raatest Plllen Jake !'iluler. Pir*'' Shol1o est player; Dave Theiss, lb)'lls, longest shoti Middle.swart., P... rates, best defenliivepl.Qer;'MUler, Hawks, most ~tlive player and best team ~t Forbes, Raiders, best !oul lhot and Salser, Royals, bestpauer. The 11aclne Cheerleodora WOII, (lrst place in that clltegol')' ctl ·, comPetition and Poftl4nd c:~ ' . ~. leaderli were judged second.~ also were given indlvidull awards. Sllpslopslapl Painting again? Get the right equipment. Look under PAINTS In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your finsers do the walking. IJ l' l ~ d Nood Money? Coli ua. No obllgotlon. I think we an be of reel .....,._, Bob Miller j i CITY LOAN rHE & SAVINGS COMPANY CITY LOAN IS THE ANSWEI• __ ... .,................. ...... -.. ···. . . . . . ctllrl .Filii, ............. • OtltsWI. nwtt-ctltl'1ltll ....... .lit • filii ..r II All 1111 . . . 313Vl -~~- •• J j ' �' ' l'he tlltlj· ~tlnel, l'omelw·Middi'I>Ort. Mar~h 1,1, 1008 , 3 - £1 ~· \7Ulfti7 ." '·,,, CO~I.I)Iili.IS 1(\JJitl\,j~.e . . . . ' In 2 States · li {. ' · ~ ,- ,momb'!l'l 0! ,As~lj · 1111 IIIIDg cajllnoti · . of tl'\e - Hazel ~veler GubortLol, 1L ~e toEngliSh, portant problems In a beelcow• call operation: Pomeroy. How to Improve the qnallt;y o1 ' Ocr<bn H, Collins, Cella Ell.. their breeding stock. , ' ' >both Collins to Charles L, Cclo Improve and Increase forage · ' ll~s, ' lola A. Collins, 4.5 acre.. production. ' · OIIV.. Cui winrerlng costs by the us• ' Howard Wallace Ruuell to or extended grazing periods or Edward~ Blake, Jr., JayceArln · tfle use or round bales as winter Blake, parcel, Salisbury. food. S. Irene Webster to May IL lmpOrtanl !arms and opera• Casto, lots, Pomeroy. lions will bo viewed and ..,.. Robort A. Mattox, !IettY R. Ill llle top leadqra In boel and lllaltox to Edward L. MattiiX, forage producUon In Indiana and parcels, Cclumbia. K'"'IUcky will bo apeakors on thl Kelth M. Woods, Gertrude Ill. program. Woods to Ross E. Stow~ Eli.. The group will leave co !Ilardi abeth H. Stew~.40Zacre,Pomo 25, from JackSOD at 7 a.m. ThO eroy. estimated coat lor tho tour II Floyd £. Koehler, dec,. !0 Alol $50. Raaorvatlona lor lhla tout berta G. Koohler,cert.lortrans., are reCJJeotod Immediately. A Middleport. $20 bus fare aa a pre-enroll· Pomeroy Natlooal Bank to mont foe needs to bo mallod to Herner Mills, Golllle Mll!o, Pl1" lhe Area Erumalon Center, Bolt eels, SUlton. 32, Jackson, Ohio 45640. Fen D. Rico, aka F. D. Rice, dec ., to Lovoula A. Rico, lllortoo D, Rice, Marvin C. Rico, C.al• ste M, o. Baum, Attld. r o r 1 Ell8llsh, E'l la - Tran ~, Cheater. 1evon1n A. ru... dee., 1o lllor· ton D. Rico, Marvin C. Rico, ca.. sie M, 0. Bawn, Al!ld.lor Trilla,, Chesler. "--•1 de c., to Lout H -···C-Ree, Reich, Alfld. !or Trans., Chester, Louise Retch, Ferdinand c, Relc:h to Cassie M. Parct~l s, Chester. o. Bamn. Morton D. Rice, Ella Rice 1o Cassie M. o. Baum, Parcell, Chelller. Qlrisio E, Powell, Clore 111ae Powell to Mlllntng D. Webster, . Parcels, &ltton. Manning D. web-.r; Nary A. Woblller, to Chrlale E, POwell, Clara Mae Powell, Parcels, SUt. to~a,ymond I , Hoffman, Ora Hoff.. man to Ernest Wright, Right of 'I ),! way, Salem . Raymood Ho!tnlan, Ora Hoff· man to Ernellt Wright, Right a1 ; Wa,y, Sal em. f·l \Wlllam A- Nelson, Collstanco I . .- D, Nel11011 to Harl')' s, lllooro, 'JeiiiL: l!oore;I.ota, ldlddloport. Henrlotla s. E. McDade, 111&1')' Louise Our s, aka Mary LOUise McDade Ours, Gerald E. ours, Gladys M, Mustard, Chester H. Mustard, Ernestine M. Mander• bl•h, aka Ernestine E, Mander. bach, Harold M. Manderblch, Allee B. 1\0ddleswarl, aka Allee Middlenart, Evelyn Watts, aka• Evelyn M. watts, DavldM. watta, Russell R, Middleswart,akaRul<l ooll Mlddleswart, Alice M, !did• d1 3swart, GUbert l!:, McDade, Ml• bel M. McDade, Ernest B, Sta• tey, Jane t staley, John R. Roa• enbaJm, Maryallce Rosenbalm, to United States, Lebanon. Commission to Meet Mar. 12 COLUIIIBUS - The Ohio Valley Regional Development Como ·mlaslon will hold its llrot mlng ol1968 on Wednesda,y,lllar<:h 12, at the Holiday Inn In Port.. tiJOutb, the Development OCHln- tow.r. mentannounced The aij.<lll,)' meeting, begit>o nlng at 10 a.m. Cor the execudw committee, will be folloWed iiY a 12:30 luncheon and lull eo.,. mltsion met.1ing in the altel"noon. The Ohio Valley l!eglonal 967 Commission, stoned In 1 , received a $44,490 grant from the Economic DrJvelopment Administration (EDI\) on Februley 29. The grant will PJlJI statr salaries and office equJpment. On Mir<:h 13, department •'ficials will meet with the Buclto eye Hills Association In Cal~ wall to begUI organlzill8 the ~ ...u.... county IlPPer, Ohio V...., R<oo glonal Cummlsaion. This r.atoo. coJDI)Osed ol Noble, Belmcnt, Monroe, Washington, Morgan, Athens, Perry, Hocking and Meigs ~:owtties. will be simUar in operation and organization to the Ohio Valley Conunission. Th• purpose ot both t.s to &uPPlOIDOIII local planning with comprehe,. olve regional planning. Crewson Opens CamlllllO"II r --e..• Action Oub ATHENS - Harry Crewsoo, Democratic candidate tor Congress rrom the 1Uth !listric~ otficially opened his canu>algn Thursday evening durl118 a dinner-meeting of the District llemo ocratlc Action Club in Lancaster. Crew son, professor of eco_oomica at Ohio University, will oppose POMEROY - Sovent: - one incwnbent Congressman ClarPomeroy Junior High School ence Miller, Lancaster, in the students were named to the honor November election. roll at the elose of the fourth six "We must maintain §OCt~ weeks grading period. against tmse wOO wish to tear Making a "B" or above 1n all It <bwn because they <b mt ·their subjects to be listed on agree with. societY 100 percent. •• the roll were: Crewson stated. "U: people are SEVENTH - f.dsar Abbott, Jll. ll)lng to employ their baalc rll#lt ana Aleahlre, Lynne Baker, Ell~ 1o dlaSOIII, It must be reapoctlul lbeth Blaettnar, Vickie Clark, lllsaent. lilt Is not, they preGene lAvis, VIckie IALo!Wo a raaldan&e~r to our tnatltudon." Uerrl EberBbach, Donna Fraallfi(BI'ril!a to tho rolo ot a Coacla, Phillip Gaul, Torey IIIII, are•aman. Crewaon laid,., AI... lillella Howk, Steve Jow.U. Edl11> illa!or not onll' mull rtPrtMees, Dealree Pike, Linda~. hll COIIIIIIullltl, but alao liMIII &e\'t ~nley, Deairee SUU, Steve exerciH hla own Judatmont Warner, Martnda Young, Robin 1o delaWI on th11 re!I)ObllbUIIJ Crew. Ia to reject the !allh lha EIGHTH - Susan jorl~ haa placed with him." ','rRfehard Ash, Irene Barne1, Hobo 71 Junior High Pupils Listed On Honor Rolls . •' ., Andr••• ·ert Blackston, Juelle C&mo Back 0 n Job . .mlngs, Jo Ellen Diehl, !ilellaF~ mer, Demis Gllmore, Nine)' h-; Greenlee, Corude Grueaer, 9seJ. NEW HAVEN ..l Town Council , Joy Halt, Mary Mtdkla, Cheryl met wedne•dt.Y evonJnc In r ' Nelson, !Aria Neutlllng, A on ' Ohlinger, Debbie Ohllnpr, eo... .me Radford, lolarpret ftlul, . Mll!sa Rizer, t:.borabSObo,orly Smilho John SWarts, Frtclo orick Thomi>IOn, II I r t In Vlllll!bln. Joe Welkor, Bobecca lllbecca Wrlch~ l'.ddll ,YQIIIllo ' NINTH - Roger Al>bol~ lloo A:ridoraon, llary Brickle•, ··~t':~i:::"~ Silo eo.-a,lloborali' •w. Tw""' 1'1 w a- Hlalon wllb Majo)r Nark Ward, Jresldlng, alter beiDa fib. aent tor oeverll month• becau10 ol lllnoaa, Olhera In wen Edwin Clark, Richard Grillo 1~ llmold 0. Roulh, IAwll CIPohll'l. councn llll!ll(llr.. lfra.lllldl!ilnlth, ncorder, llid Qlaald OhiiJwor, PollCII ~ lll,yar Word thiUikld c01110n tor 111 -rotlon duriJw hll lllnua. Tho¥ YOied 1o Jlf liMo I>Wa "'· ....,,. Glrolalll4 ~ ~~~ deelded 1b0t 1111 \frllravoa,· Btrnadllta lfti>o . •... Btotcy ""UCIUIIOII. X. blfi l!lll ~ collfc-IIIIIN•Itll .,. 111 • _ . or Jlullc ....,.,..,., llary JIIJW. lflr1 II ~ ~- lilt cOGMI'IIIIIII of *'"" Fnaklln I!Qor, Nine) ~·lnelte.. 'W~Ctlllelt._ John ~iCIII!ir~ ud PniPtiV of debrll lllll>ill.. Snider, ~llf 91ilildell, J10lllllrof~i1 cana,old1Wtp -Ill' Triplett, WiyliO Wtl), 11JU etaiort, and old can 1101 beq UJed; , ' C alder.,.S ·.March , JY )!!~'".}Ill . · R., . . , le(llalature returns ' liqt lloolil • Dl,\'fGn, a Ill< !l>eaker Charlo• )1\li-te_as: R· ~~· a, )pi , Bowling Green, had ·~. It no slr.Ualiires at l!.e : • : ; F; 1!!11 , , PJtl'at piece 01 'loii\11~· ~ ,muni~Ues, wa~ ~ anil waa .j bad. bl~. ·:. ·. ~ bf KOlrrek to' hea.) a toX•ldudf,,,, 4J'l11ere ta deftriltely -a Jl&ed )-colninlltie. ·'-". ·: ', ·'',bY ~ t. ?. :- J~~~~f~Jt~~~~~~~ " ' :. ' reor.Pntzallon. . · . SU• oot lor !n, IOafolalt.on In .U>ta areo 'nle· · • 'om m 'l t tee 'oorked Col. ll M. Cliloramonto, lltll aeao!oo,11 oat.d lho iQi~t 'the ' fall otLSeai¥'o I• perlntendent o1 .lhe Ohio 1HIIh· pakor. The 1Legiallt)ye. Serv- ;bm; ', \l .wao pl~ocl . ~<~,·, use t.t · wa.r Patrol, pointed out Ibis Ice Commt.oaloa, whl~ Kurlosa · ia 'I vehicle lor, a ~ bill ' \ i::~1~;·.~~~~~~: week the teg!Jlature wrllllPed ·heads, will 4Ud;)o U>e problem w u l·d ll\odOrnlze · IIi!' up Its bualnell withoUt provtd· o1 labor bargaining . 'under a Nothing dl!l~lal 1ng to~ an acldltiOnal 'rl patrol- request made by a senate '· Ll;_-~~~~!!1' men to man the randOm vehicle passed re~utlon. ~ ina,PectJon teams ,erea. . by the Ob1o motorflf:a c:an expeet nrlll oeuloo. · to keep gottlo& llle aame )'OIIIcle ChlaramontA> aald U>roo billa IDouranco rate ln<raaoo they lnoreaalng the llrongtll ot the got In lhe pelt. ~ pnsent lllo 1J11ro1 "wore . loft h~' and use law will romatn In \ ' when the leglalature · IIIUOurned oltoct. ., lllarch 1. 91 tar lhe tnspecUm Sen. .Anthcny Calabreoo, DhOI beoiO carried out by pulling Cleveland, lntroctu•ed a bllllo nine patrolmen !rom ~r regu- ch- the law oo prior owrovlar 4Jtlei. a1 o1 ratoa would bo reQI!red A nutnbet ot bUla aimed al but the bill novor IIIII oil the oolvlna Iaber lllopute betWeen ground. The Senate Agriculture JUbllc amployers and their and State Agencies Commlltoe - • • were tndellnitoly pOst- never held a hearing on the pOlled or kllled despite aavoral bill. work IIID(Ipa£es In Ohio alnce No Moetlng JIIIU&rl' 1967. A sludy committee authcrlzed To Senate by the Legiolature In - AIIelllt However, a bUI wblch would parmlt school employes to bargain with their employers and [ •.. • .= ~ 3 C. THE· • :"" : = : : •· : : : : : : •:,• IS H Pu iJs p Are Announced 0n0r MIDDLEPORT - Robert B. Morris, PrinciPal, hasarmounced atudent& Who were named to the hooor roll at the close of the rourth six weeks grading period at the Middleport Elementary School. Making a 40 B" or above in all their subjects to be listed on the roll were: Eigbth - Opal Berry, Steve Dunfee, Melanie Hackett, Patty Harris, David Ha.ys, Doug Little, Mike Taslor, Jim Harris, Frank Hoffman, Richard Kelly, Joyce Kerns, 91erry King, K e n t Kloes, David Krawsezyn, Pam Manley, Richard Martin, Becky Scaggs, John Thomu, Brenda Woods. Sevelrth - Roger Atkins, Rietlard Ba.Uey, Jim Boegs, &eve Bratton, Jeff Darst. Mike Green, Greg Hayes, Jim SChmoll, Jolin Slaven, BW Vaughan, Barbara Archer, Linda Atldnson, Nancy Buoklrk, Lots File, Beth Fultz, Amy Hamm, Crl•dno Robinson, Jane Thorn,., Ricky Armt~ Gary oelL Juniors in Front for RHS Honors RUTLAND - Junior& ot the Rutland Hla11 School led tho wa.r ochclaotically lor llle fourth Blx weeks grading period placing 15 elass members on thehOIM)I' roll. Seniors placed elliJII; aopbo- morea, nve, and fre!bmen, aevtn. Mak:IDI 1 ll'tde of "8" or Ow On your n Study PIan Announced '~II , ' . ATHENS - lllaateey ol motorial -whether It Ukts a week or lbree D'cDnlha - will be die oniJ criterion lor .POISing • , _ ly orgllliaed beolc che.mtatry course at Ohio Unber&tty. BeslnnlnB next 1111, ltUdonta mil,)' choose 1o enroll In lhe one exam course that requires no attendance and ro graded oasljp>o ments. Course grades will be ilf COII8uilh~ I 'c alliBiina ollectUro kiJIIca, "A atuo tends dent who Ia e>perl 111111 lofllrlabove In all U>elr aubjeclo to 1hm1 would be waadrw ihla lime be Jllllled Ill llle roll wen: -.ling •lecture OD thla FRISIIMEN: GlOria G o II, Ho would do baUer to l.,..., . . . llolllNa, Linda li!ldldlt, tho dml IIUd)1ng a loPIC ho .11 Robtrt 9lowdto. 8111dra Tqlor, not tamDiuwlll>,"!lidllf: Jlajt!l, · Doana Weber, GI-Ktla. Dr. br IIIIIUIIIi11ed lilt !IOI'IIOMOIIJS - Linda Car- Ohio Ulllvar*l1;)'' cQUrle a ... dillo, Sberl')' COnDie Hy- whl•h "will treat lht ··~ aa sell, Diane r, Bever)J' a lno and rt!I)O~ilble peraqa. Thompscm. It will provide <lrtctlo"' """ JUNIOR!I - GlOb Crlap, Fred .. oeodeclo and him jloea ho Davlo, 11c1c1ne7 t:.vl' (Ill A), car- 11 read)' ror the belt ffCOutle." ole Jolm11111, RandJ Klq, lilleron ~ McCUne, Dl~~m~ l&cDinltl, i!IAcll' MIUor, Jllllll Priddy, Jlmlce JirlddJ, Kall\1 Slm-•, lllrl')' Slawtor, Janice Smllll, Bob Vance, Dean Weber. SENIORS - JO¥co Altahlrt, l'llJUl• Dlvldlllll, Tereaa Dean. !llrbera DillOn; Gino Gralo, 0 1 - . . - . Som l.ewla. illotla~. -lc. .u '~ ,•,• r 1 ' '· ' ,I :, ~ ' ~,. ,. .' "· .' ' , ~, ;' ' \• ~ ; '• ' whatever studentS earn on a eo~ .Prebenslve e.xamlnatlon, one H: ••• • ••• •• • 0 ' which 11101' be taken -edly with oniJ the last grade J'OCOl'l:l. ed. The Philoloi>hy bllhlnd lhlo edo, ucatlonal tnDovatlon to to place tho riii>OD&Iblil1;)' llooir~e-~:: basic chemlatr)' on d ·He 'will Stc'h'elPi \s riee1ds, 1fut1tt' wm 1te to be his own taskmaster. AJ1Y atudent ani'olllng In die !lex!ble new course, described as •' studen&P&eed learnilfc,"' wW decide When he feels cc-eat to take the final examtNtlon. The bright, well pr..,.,.ed I!Uo dent may finish the couroe in the !lrst month end U>e...,. arter have more time free for remaining courses. other ltudents ma.r take the luD term lor tho chemistry oour•e end o1>o taln as much extra helP aa U>ey need. The biBle design ol tho-course hinges on a detailed oUtline ol what a student must knoW, or be able to tb, in order to .PUS the course. ••we see no point In, k&ePiJW It a HCrot from the atudlnt aa Ill wflat he Ia BI()IIOied to learn,• . say• Dr. Jane H. Day, Who, with Dr. Cllttord llouk, -sed the couroe. The two Ohio IJnlo. versltf professors have won fl. nancial ba<kl"8 lor <levelclpq the course from the E11o [.(b catlonal Foundation. Tho will make the c»clslon as to What lectures ho at- •. ,, i ' •• ' O~Cllll •• ••• • •• •• ~ •• •• ; •• -- ••• : : • t • : . ' ~ · '' ' 0 Kaltda 49 Coldwater Pike u .. . '~ ' . /hO top-eeedcd ' · . the ·'1965 title by boating •Oida- ~ra a r e homa Bfl>llal 8;>-51. . , . 25-4, · .Bt. Beriedlcf'~' ,Ot if lcht.IOo, central stale ot Ohio, ~ Ji111., llle ~67 utlist; w~a ellmthird wtlb a 2M mal-k, Ia the lnated by wallllblitD ~.)!Jhlonly Iormor Cha!JiplOD In the 32- verlllfll 'In ih,e l'lponai,PI!Yoira.. team field, Tho Ohio IJ!'(toolwon ' · · AI . Reds Split Seri~ ~ . - FORT IIIEYERs; : Fia. /IJPO The .ctnclniiau R\lds meet SEI US : •• 20% Dtoilotlon. Our :• •• ~f~~.;t: ~tour .J;f4.'t~~~:.,~ ea~. and~ samea ' R.... Do Not Rol.. Afbrl HIYing A Clol~ AI Som,~l ~nleo .Do- Y. D. mwARDS AGENCY •• • •• .' . Weeken.J Sports Sumniaty ' ' 'saturda,y Top..ranked Uouliton, behind MONTREAL (1(1'0-The N"' t:tvtn HJQ~es' 49 poJnt~;. routed Albany (Ga,) Slall! m"'ltoNew tiona! HockeJ !,eogue .,. Lo)'Oia ol Chlc&l,'!l 94-16 In a Haven, Conn., In the TQUrDOl' nouniied SUf:PenaionJ ' and Cines first roWKI NtAA tournament _,er at &!lr:~ ~:.~; (CST) tor F.dr:b ':-llack nY the Boston game. New Me.xico :tate IDday. Elsht -r-N games ]!ruin• aPd Lucy . Zledel ol the trippe<l_ Weber ~te 68-57 in each are achedlled Monday and PbUadelphla Flyen lor their anothelwet~tern regionil. , Tueaday' ~uiiiDg Ill• 'fteld In ~~.ucwwlriging brawl Thuraday ~-halllorell#ltaeeondoi'OUJidgameo night. NEW YOIIK (UPO- Vlltano,a 1111!11 Wedne•~~a.Y· .· won 118 fourth IC4A track .and . SANTA CLAIIA, Calli. (UPI) lleld champlonah!ps, - sonta Clora, !Od' by Bud and da,y night and the ~110lali<n and Ralph · ~en, de!eatod Loyola CHICAGO (UPI)- The lit. c:hamJicmshlp games sotordaY · Louts Hawks cli~hed ~ ot Los AIJ8eles 77-62 t6 wln.lllelr Weijtern llvis(Qn .tltle In the first West CQIBI Athletic National Basketball Assoeiation Conference title in 11 years, stale In Ita nrlll pme ol t h e thereby ga!nlll8 an NCAA by beallng the Chicago Bulls tournament Tuooda.Y nl&ht !ol115-109. antral stale Mllll tournament berth. lowing the C kin, 01, giune_ AKCAIJA, Call!, (UP0- Mr. iu8ht captured lho f!45,000 >UNDAY Santa Anita Handic~, returning MIAl\0 (UPOGardner Dlc!P $41.80. MIAMI (UPO- TomWelsln80n won the $100,000 Ihral koJ>!, of Bedlord, 01!111, went KINGSfON, Il-L (UPO- Open golf tournament with a 275 awry on lho final hole lo IIJ>. Unbeaten st. Bonventure reo total. Ish "' 04!'1DDd In the rich Durcorded Ill 25th straight vicfllry, al Open SuJ1da.Y, NEW YORK (UPO-Doke -lng Boston Collego102-93 to WeiokD(ll still went home move into lhe second round ot University was selected as the wllll $12,000 In prize money 16th and rinaJ team in the the NCAA tournament. lor his 71J.67-6&-73-276, just Natlc)Ral Invitation basketball one stroke behind Diekinaon. tournament. CHARWfTE, N.C. (UPOJack Nicklaus ol CoiUJ!>. North carolina defeated North bus nidshed with a 286 lor NEW YORK (UP!)- The PhiCarolina .state 87-50 to win the $1,450 in Prize money. ladelphia 76ers clinched the Atlantic Coast Conference tourFrljllk Boyrwon ol Clov• Eabiern Division title of the nament and win an NCAA land took home $320 ror a National Basketball Association tournament berth. . 291 total. by downing the New York -:· :· :: : : : :: ·: ;.::::~::::·:· :; : ; :;:::::·::: · : · :;:·:· : · :· :·:· :·: ·: ·:::::· :·;. SALT LAKE CITY (UPO- Knickerbookers 119-108, ed~.:.~~:~::i: . :. EAcH TIM!. . lou \llllt auF GN 10'1~~ ~ AB-SOLUTELY FRIE: 1 I.ONUS IINQO " PIIIlt .-iU~ ' L mlrlld ProlniM 1231. ' ' Only~ allp ,...110,.: vltlt to .aha.& ' Our expert mechanics adjust .ca1ter, camber and toe-in to .·manufacturer's 1pecifications. . t'-~·,,,wo~k . i1 perfor111ed by · ' ~Ued meChanics with ll!odern. Jt;~._l, equipm~iit1 .· ·. "· lirecision ern (22-1), Kal (le-6) and West Mueklnsum (18-3). Only . Kalida made It Into store tournament pla.r a year ago rrom that group, and unless the Wildcat• CAD rll>!'al In a rusgec1 regional at B o w II n g Groen, this year' a state llnala will have an all new east, Former challliUons landing In the regionals were few and rar between. Class AA had onll' Columbus East (1951 and 1963), Zanesville (1926 and 1955) and Newark (1936, 1938 · and 1943), Wllesa yw ~ount HarDUton Garllo1d, wblch lo a loreruMer ol Hamilton Public, whleh took the crown In 1937, 1949 and 1954. Two-time ehamplons N o r t hwestern (1958 and 1965) and Dixie (1962 and 1966) were tho only Class A former champs stiJI In the running for the crowns won last year by Columbus Linden and Strasburg. Linden was ousted Saturday nlghl by Newark, 66.58, and Strasburg exited early in the Tourney Pairings B~· United Press International Pairings Or thia week's re. gional Ol!io ~lgb..:~ool balketball IOII~i"!,lilotth dikes, sites and team reicOfds: · CLASS AA REGION4LS At Kent WedneS<:Ia3, at Kent state University: Hubbard (13-S) vs. Euclid (~2)~ Thursda,y Kent lloo&&o velt (21-2) vs. canton McKinlny (111-5); FinalS S!lturday nightAt TolecboBowllng Green Frl~, at Toledo University: Lorain King (17-6) vs. Tolo<b Central Cathcllc (22-1); at Bowl1118 Green Univorsl~: Lima SoJ>. tor (1 0.3) vs. Cleveland John Adams (111-4}; Finals at Bowling Gre'"' ~ University Soturday qight. At Columbus Weclnescia.Y at Fairgrounds Coliseum: Zanesrille 20--2 vs. ~ lumbus East 20-0; Th\II'Sday, Newark 21·1 vs. Marietta 1S.8i Finals Saturday nll!htAt Cincinnati Frlda3'1 at Cincinnati Gardens• HamUton Garfield (~3) vs. Clark Northwestern (211-3); ctn. cinnatl Elder (22-1) vs. ll!.Yion Rolli (10.4); Finals Saturda.v nll!htCLASS A REGIONALS At Canton Wednosda,y, at Canton Field House: Northwestern Wayne (221) vs, Gara¥111' (19-3); Thursday, Cioarvlew. (19-3) vs. !(>r~leld Local (2I-2l; Finals Saturday l)ight' At Bowling Green . Thurscla.y, at Bowling G..·:·Stato Univers!Q': Collvoy Creol>(2t-1) va. Manalleld St. Peters (2~); U>Por Sololn Valley (2W) ••• Kalida (1&-6); f'lDo ~~~~~ At AlhiiiJ& Fr!da,y, at Ohio . Unlteralt,yl cta.iYWe' (20\t) va. l'orumouth .QIIf (2~; Wi-len Pike (2t-O) ••• Well...._~ . ~ ' . (1&-3); Fll>o .all Saturda,y ftllht. -' · At froy vlew . ... "' Black I :.:~~~~=~ ·~llordmeetsosbknah(Wis.> · 66 ?gamf at ... Thuroday with $ at' lour llltos. The remainder ofllle oemlllnal acUon will be Frida,y, and all the regional finals wUl YOUR bo ataged saturda,y a!torooon and nll!ht. FIRE AND AUTO INSURANCE •• •• t • \. NBA i>TANDINGS By United Presli International EASf W. L, Pet. GB X - Phila. , , , .57 18 ,760 section tournament stage, as- Boston. , , , • , 50 26 .658 71J2 suring two new state champs . New York. , _, 38 38 .600 19 1h Several Surprised Detroit. , • , • ,36 40 .474 21'k There were qulte a Cew sur- Cincinnati. , , .36 U .468 22 prises in Saturday night's dis- Baltimore. , , .35 41 .461 221h trict tournament rtna.ls, the big- "" Clim:hed division title gest or which was at Eastlake WESf North were twice-beaten Dldid W. L. Pet. GB upset third-ranked and Wlbeaten x - St. Louts •• 55 25 .688 Cleveland East by an 80-61 Los Angeles•• 47 29 .618 6 count. Hubbard (18-5) j o l ted san Francisco. 4:3 34 .558 10 1h prevlously unbeaten Brookfield Chicago. , ••• 25 49 .338 27 65-55 in the Youngstown finals, >eattle. , •• , ,21 54 .280 31'.• and Da,yl<Jn Roth (19-4) was a San Diego•••• 15 63 .192 3ll surprise wirm.er over 1966cham- x- Clinched division title plon Dayton Chaminade 71-66. SUNDAY' S RESlLTS In Class A, unbeaten Avon Cincinnati 137 Boston 111 was sidelined 85-72 by SPring- PhUadeU»hia 119 New York 108 field LOcal ln the Cinton diS· Detroit 133 St. Louis 121 trlct but once.beaten and third- Baltimore 119 Los Angeles 89 rank~ Convoy Crestview (24-1) San Francisco ll8 Seattle llf narqjwl~ e~c.aped ~ upset in a • '68..61 edge ·over Oakwood at De· . ' WEEKEND FIGHT RESULTS · fiance. , BJ: United Press International Dixie, which lost its first two SATURDAY starts and then rolled to 21 PADUA, Italy (UPO - Salvastraight victories, wm be makBurruni, 117~~. 1~! 1118 its fifth appearance In the tore outPointed Manuel Alvarez Radregionals under veteran Coaeh 3 COlumbus Hines when the Grey- riguez. 115 A. sPain (10). hounds msel Northridge (U.S) Thursday at Troy Arena. Newark, which opens regional ac- games pit Northwestern against tion againllt Marietta (15.S), has Garawa,y at Canton, and Bethel won 15 straight since being against Uncoln llelal1ts at Troy. beaten by Columbus East.~e Columbus Class AA regional has three Central Ohio League entries, with top-ranked E a s • the only 11outslder." ' Opening Claao AA pill)' Wed· nosda.Y wiU bo Hubbard againlll Euclid at Kent and, Zanesville agatnlll East at Columbus. In Class A, Wednesday night Two Ohio High Squads Remain Undefeated :• : ~~. .. The Sox downed the Reds 5-4 Just In case Coach F,rod Ta.r- · Sotur•··, wben rookie Buddy -. lor' a prayers abould be anawor- Brad!ord doobled home the wined Saturday. They hll the coort nlng run with ou1 In 11>o ad a""' lllelr sulls In moth- again !llnday to got lnmoreJrac- 11th alter Clliclnnatl rallied lor bella, arrive hare lhla alter- lice. throe l'UII& Ill knot II In t h e noon to prepare ror a do-or~e ninth. elaab Willi Jli*llllat could pro- ConVO¥ CrestvieW 68 Oai<Wood67 &mdaj lho Hecla IIIII revenge pel them IIIIo the NCAA B 'I g At Flndlq with a 3-1 victory over lho Sox. Ten ~ berlh. Upper Sclolo Valley i$ A Jll(r ot runs by Don PavloB I<.lve hopei were rasurrecl Riverdale 53 tich and """ by Loo carde..,.' nial1t wben Michigan1111 gave Cincinnati the wiD. edi,ue Sabil'da,y At Wilmington deleatod!DWa 71-70 In an upsel LlncolD llel8hta 54 GOOD SKATE rictorY. 'lj!e lou knocked the Clinton Ma"le 40 INZELL, Germany (UPOHa'l!kefea iJut ol the Big T e n Per Willy Gutrerma<m ol e~ahlp and tied them with CLASS AA Norwa.Y sel a wcrld 10,000 Ohlo ··Siato lor first plaeelnllle At ColllmbuS meter opeed skating record COilfertmce. Both teams rlnlsh- Columbus East 81 Col•. West 64 !M¥1~3 at ~ conclusion or a ed the Beaeoil with 10-4 confer- Newark 66 three-day Invitational meet. ence recorda, Columbus Unden McKinley 58 Guttermsen was timed in 15 'l1le Buckeyes and Hawkeyes At ctnctnnati minutes, 16.1 seconds, eclipsing tangle at Purdie's new 11,123- Hamlll<>n Garfield 99 by. 4.2 seconds tho old mark HOI arena Tueoda.Y ni!lhl, in the Greenhills 60 held by ccmpatrlot Fred Anion first Btl '!'en Jla.YO!I. game In Cincinnati Elder 65 Maler. hlatoey. 'Cincinnati Tall 56 The wiMor will meet Eallt Tennessee State, the Ohio Val,ley conlorenco champion, at LexID(!Ion, Kf ., Frlda,y nl&l1t. East Tonneaoeo downed Florida State . By ROBERT GRIMM Only throe members ol the 79-6$ In the !lrst I'OW1d ot lhe UP! ~rts WrltoY 'top 10 squads In each class Kent State reg(onal Saturda,y COLUMBUS (UPO - Thl!'ly- were still lllllng lltrong heeding nil#lt two calm, cool and coiled~ Into regional pla.r, headed iiY The Buckeyes keptdrUI!nglast higtJ school basketball teams Columbus East in Class AA and Wednesda,y, Thursda,y and Frl- shoot tile works this week Cor Northwesoom of Wayne County da,y, allboush things lOOked dark, a ticket to the stoto tdurna- Ill Class A. Other big school ment. top 10 team• were Tciedo ConOnly two unbeaton teams re- tral Cothollc <N9· 4) and Clnmalnod alter the heavy lllstrlct clmlati Eider (No. 9), while the tournament firln& which cut Class A ranks contributed Westhe field doWn to onll' 16 sur- rem Pike (No. 2f and Convoy Yivora ln each class. Top-rated Crestview (No. 3) out or the CLAs,<; A ) th lllansfiold St. Peter's 57 Columbus East (20~ was e ellre ranks. lone perfect record squad !ell Few Return Wynlord 55 1n Class AA, and second-<anked Tho toll wao just as terrl!lc W, Musk!~ Local 57 Weatern : Pike (2M) waa the In eliminating membors or last At Dayton only W1&cathed team in Class year's regional cast. In Class Dixie (fl Twin Valley Ncrth Iii A, and both were lavcred to AA, oniJ Columbus Ealll and At Lin~!~ ~awnoe win their regional tournament Lima Senior (19-3) made It Into • rpmes this week. the final 16 for the second : ; . ' J_ • • , ' :-: : • " lie, . ' Bucks Are:l 'ive 7 ~~~ . ' ; · ~ :>· · 'Defeated Oi~iA S ' . f KANSAs fiTY, .~ro. •(lJPb The !fill 'annual National ,\nocl4tlon of thtercoilegiate Alb~a,.,(!i~W 'basketbaU ~hamplona~AAt open a alx.Giy run to~ 'wllll ' GuMord College ol ~abqro, N. c., the favor- .., . Tourney ••• Results • •• I ;.·/• I ..OUER . . • . ~AN' ' f:.V•m i'I'.LAF AYETTE, I n d. ll:i. . (IIW,-_ . 1\le Ohio Btato Buck,..;~811 ,,~0 had juat about peckC •' - Balle)', Jyl Beaver, Jon Bunce, Paul CIIIIDingbam, John D. Gerard, Patricia Glaae, !Avid Hanson, John H. Kautf, steven MoGullln, Lewla McKinney, Ill k e Slyre, Mark Smith, Thcmu ca.. at • , 'Th.e measure . ' ,, ''' ,, The llvo main arU\ ii wbl•b lhe loStislature tailed to acl were tncr.aalng Hii!h""' Patrol atranglj! i a b 0 r ·nqOtlatipna. autol1lllbite ~ casuO!Q' l~su~·· anee tax reVIBWD and school h I Grade Sc 00 . : !o~ concurrm•e eome · finlalled JACKSON A tl)ree -· ~ Beef -Forage tour to Soulhei'll 11\dlan,a and Kentucky has beet Aida plannecl for March 25, 26, ,n4· J4n0 HaiC>t to Jim... W. Slone, 27, de~ , to help .lai'\Jior• 9o acres, salem. . solve three ot their mo!Jtllm· · • • • . N:&IA Fav·oJite r~·fiuilford ~' .r \ ' . I It's no TOY. .. A !QUill dfiwr with a 0o1r ol bls own hts 1 right to feel •llher proud• Unforll!nately, this pride an and sirnttinle• dots taU 1111 form of Showil\l oil and lJklna c:11...... In sucb a'l:lr btcomts,!l'lmtrlly·• toy lo full wlm. c"''· The Letart w..;;·k Ha"\S WOn the Little Portland ll!vita~' tournament 5-6th ehMIPioh$h\P with a 24-18 win ovftr BUI Wletwllne's Hoyals Solurdll,)' ntht. The Black Hawks. coittled by Duane Wolre, ,humled ott tO an · early lead and staye,d out In front the rest or the contest. The Hawks led 8-3 when the fir.st period e~ eel, 1&-6 at halltlme and 111-13 at lh• close o! tho third quarter_ ' Leading the Hawks scoring was Norman Curfman who poured through 10 markers, other Hawk point-getters were Bob Miller with 6, Dave SChuler, 5; Wa,yne Roseberry, 2, and John Jenkins. 1, Scorers ror the Royals were Pete Sayre and W11ne Cleland, 6 each, Mike Salser, 4: and l})n ~affer, 2. In the tourney consolation game, the Raiders of Coach Bill Arnott defeated Hubert Price's Pirates by a 41-14 count. Pacing the Raiders was Mickey Ash with a rineperformanceor20 points while Bob Patterson sco.roed 15, Bob Varian, 3, Rick ~eww art 2, and D..iane Knapp, 1. Scori~ Cor the Pirates inclu~ ed Greg MidcOeswart with 10 and Bob PhilliPs and steve Boso with 2 points each. AW ARIJS GIVEN Tournament Manager Hubert Price, at the conclusion of t h e event, presented a troPhY to ~ ane Wolfe, coach of the championshiP team, and individual medals to the players of the Hawks, Royals and Raiders. Given awards Cor being select..o ed on the All-Tourney first team were Curfman and Miller, Hawks; Ash and Patterson, Raiders; and Sayre and Theiss, Royals. Named to the PJI..Tourne)' second team and also given individual awards were Middleswart and Rodney AIVarian, Haiders; 'cteland, Hoyals, '.c.l:il~~~~r:~ achievements were Winning ribbQ!II the Hawks wh(l was moat valuable pialer, b,lllat . 'la.yer and best reboudr; Alb, Raiders, deemed the moet IJIIOtacular player, best dtlbblar and ' LOP scorer with 32 totll ~s and high scorer ror one game; Pete ~re, Royals, raatest Plllen Jake !'iluler. Pir*'' Shol1o est player; Dave Theiss, lb)'lls, longest shoti Middle.swart., P... rates, best defenliivepl.Qer;'MUler, Hawks, most ~tlive player and best team ~t Forbes, Raiders, best !oul lhot and Salser, Royals, bestpauer. The 11aclne Cheerleodora WOII, (lrst place in that clltegol')' ctl ·, comPetition and Poftl4nd c:~ ' . ~. leaderli were judged second.~ also were given indlvidull awards. Sllpslopslapl Painting again? Get the right equipment. Look under PAINTS In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your finsers do the walking. IJ l' l ~ d Nood Money? Coli ua. No obllgotlon. I think we an be of reel .....,._, Bob Miller j i CITY LOAN rHE & SAVINGS COMPANY CITY LOAN IS THE ANSWEI• __ ... .,................. ...... -.. ···. . . . . . ctllrl .Filii, ............. • OtltsWI. nwtt-ctltl'1ltll ....... .lit • filii ..r II All 1111 . . . 313Vl -~~- •• J j ' �• . --' ,_(' ' . ·$ ,. ·.- ' ,.} ' t' . l'hc· Ill '. ' ' ' I ' ' ,.,ntl ' ' Frie ly ' d y $·,., ho I .,, .. Pre ent r '' ";: ~ • :'· ' ' 1.. ' Raine Soc· ' .. · .' ote switched e have a WOND d h en ..." N. 0 fi I real loored n•ewa th t h told me last n to .;.; omer y... l!I P rso al Not -:-: per. t· Honor I ?- • At 5 0 • • :·:·'•'· ' ~- - ,, de ck E.u.il.. Sandr p to ith re ' Bridal ,, ho er hi • 35 Se 1or n llono s " .P meroy hoe, &tudent Slate Unlvor ltJr, "" 'the weekend . r her , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse. s. w ..idMr Scott Folmer visitOrs In enaFrl It ' 1 t 'l ' . . ' ym r e he soph- omore bed. nior classes c ' .' .Utl8lll·d 7 Sli .out oveh • )V . <~! hPil1n·e1~ ·~~· the ran ¢. T Ov nTin1in · \..l!:lli> le ' ' $1. Va. -·---- . ,._...., .. l ' • �• . --' ,_(' ' . ·$ ,. ·.- ' ,.} ' t' . l'hc· Ill '. ' ' ' I ' ' ,.,ntl ' ' Frie ly ' d y $·,., ho I .,, .. Pre ent r '' ";: ~ • :'· ' ' 1.. ' Raine Soc· ' .. · .' ote switched e have a WOND d h en ..." N. 0 fi I real loored n•ewa th t h told me last n to .;.; omer y... l!I P rso al Not -:-: per. t· Honor I ?- • At 5 0 • • :·:·'•'· ' ~- - ,, de ck E.u.il.. Sandr p to ith re ' Bridal ,, ho er hi • 35 Se 1or n llono s " .P meroy hoe, &tudent Slate Unlvor ltJr, "" 'the weekend . r her , Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse. s. w ..idMr Scott Folmer visitOrs In enaFrl It ' 1 t 'l ' . . ' ym r e he soph- omore bed. nior classes c ' .' .Utl8lll·d 7 Sli .out oveh • )V . <~! hPil1n·e1~ ·~~· the ran ¢. T Ov nTin1in · \..l!:lli> le ' ' $1. Va. -·---- . ,._...., .. l ' • �' : I Ji, ' ,,'<!t>?{. ~' ·,·,.\,'·(· > .• ~ OHIO'S FINEST <. :. ' CARll IM MIDOLEPOU No . . .·..QIIllm AND LOwER.POJ!EaoY · Call Mrs. Clilford . "faye" .Muley Middleport '6Z CHEVROLET FIVE ROOM apartment, fill'· nished. M & G Market, below Middleport. 3-3-lltc Notice 0 0 0 ' I 0 ' o o I c o o •. ; 0: .• o 'o I ' .. ,.·,,,'• , .• Fertlllier ~rvii:'i · • ' . to&O, . ' . ;,$1:895 ' o o o o o o o o ' '84 CHEVROlET • ,o O 0 0 o 0 0 0 I o 0 0 I 0 0 o o 0 0 o I o 0 •.1 . ,· .. • ' ,_ ~ G'c~i.: 'r~; ~· U;~~ 35,oor::~ moe•, red nn.. like new truck. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. ' . , r Buslneu Services ' .. r'~ '>~-Ji1 " '· \~ ~ : ' •• r• ~ ' .; · ,.,. ,, ·' ~ ! •' ", 1',··-r.. · Core · , · aAnY Type ICEI1H GOaLE FORO POMEROY, QHlO ' EXPBrf REVIVAL STARTING at the W"-1 Alignment MI. Herman UB Church, SEVEN ROOM house at Bash• an. Phone 949-37111. 3-5-6tc $1,. Prl.. 'ro~ . ' ' March II at 7:30 p.m. each Fors.ie 650x13 ,... Sl For S.le evening. Rev. Carey Knlttle 650x14 t.a .a CARPETS a fright! Make them 196t CHRYSLER Newport V8, 'ltiOx\3 10... .,41 of Cincinnati, will be the ev- FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM a beautiful sight with Blue APARTMENT. Middleport, new rubber, one owner, new 700X14 lUI A3 angelist. 51lecial singing each Lustre. Rent electric sham· 7S0.14 11.11 .., phone 992-3874. 3-llfc 350 Diesel John Duerr tractor evening. Everyone Is wei· 670~15 lUI A7 pooer. Baker Furniture. winch angle blade canopy. come. 3-3-12tc PIUI Rocoppoblo lxdul... . 3-11-Stc F1JRNISHED and unfurnished Marion Reynolds, below Drive Not.-deGIIIro- . apartments. Close to school. Inn Theatre, Maaon, W . Va. HOUND PUPPIES to give 3-10-elc Phone 992-5431. I0-18·tfc REDUCE safe simrle and last Phone 8fU040. S-l-3tC with Gobese tablets, Only , , Nelson Orllp. 'l-It 31p 125 BALES OF WHEAT HAY, COPPiilR and brUI will be IOW:- LARGE five room and ~ath apartment. newly decor~1tf':! i1, 30c a bale. Blanche Nelson. er In price 10011. So sell ROW I USED Youngstown 54 inch Dexter, Ohio. 3-1~3tp · to BU1 Baney. Seeond st.. furnace heat. Pomerov. Kitchen Sink In good condiPhone 9!12-5307. 1 ;.tfc Roodnllle. S.7-4te tion. Phone 742-4622. 3-11-3tc SPECIAL STEREO' 1968 Early GARAGE APART· American stereo radio comHAPPY HOUR. SbeDIDI SpriJitl FURNISHED MENT on Lincoln Hill. Ad- HOUSETRAILER for sale. !ill< bination. This is a beautiful Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. 'MOl> 55, aU electric. Vindale, bas ults only. phone 992-3489. solid state unit with 4 speed day lbru Friday' Ladles nl8ht 2·25-30tC extr2s ~md in good condition. changer. Take over payments evel'J Friday. u.tle Can be seen at Zuspans Trail· o! $5.17 or pay balance of FOUR ROOM apartment. furn- er Court. Mason, W. Va .. or $88.10. For free home demon· PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY Phone 113·5976. 3-11-Stc ished. Phone 992-3975 or 992stration call ~18 . Also will pay tor a brake adjuSt· 2511 evenings. 3-6-tlc have repossessed stereo in ment at Pomeroy Home & MOBIL HOME. !OxSO. two bed· walnut cabinet for payments Auto. 1-7-tfc rooms, coppertone kitchen. CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy ; of $5.91, or balance of $76.10. One tht·ee room apartment. wall to wall caroet in living 3-Utc FAST FARM TffiE SERVICE. REVIVAL starting at the MI. Pomeroy Home and Auto. room. All gas appliances. very nice and modern. Shown Herman U. B. Church March 11-30-TFC Phone 992-2119. 3-7-12tp. by appointment only. Phone 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Now ~Wide Ovah 992-5211. 3-3-tfc Real Estate For Sale Rev. CareY Knittle of Clncln· Repalred Anorled PROFESSIONAL Color TV and FIREWOOD. any length. de• Just ARRIVED! naU. O~Jo will be ll'e EvangeAdjustment Tlrn Stereo. Hi·fi service. House livered. Gerald King, 5hnd<~. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Usl Special singing each evePhone 996-1063. 3-7.,1to calls in Pomeroy and Middlecouple only. 212 S. 5th Ave, ALL SIZES ' nlllg. Everyone Is welcome. port; $4 oo color TV. Chucks Middleport, 992-M35. 3-lll-tfc U-12te TV Service. 152 Butternut, PoHEREFORD SALE : 24 Bulls SYRACUSE - Nice 6 room home, bath with vanity, 3 and 24 Females. So•theaster:l meroy. Phone 992-SMQ. ForS1Ie FREE FIREWOOD. Ray Hart· bedrooms, closets in two, 2-18-liOip Ohio Hereford Association. ley. Racine, Ohio. S.1~c HOUSE for sale in Clifton. hardwood Doors. modem kltSpring Sale. All c1ean pedi· Beautiful private home, lor cher, aU on one Door, full grees both homed and polled. Tuppera PIIIM, 0. Insurance children. six rooms (three basemen! witll garage, has In,.,..., Saturday, March 16, 1968. . Phon• 667-3682 bedrooms l , divided basement, 316 ft. frontage, on Route 124. IN LOVING memory of S&l· Show 9:30a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. play room and shower. Two Level lot, Aluminum Awnings, AUTOMQ~ILE ,lns~r~., bee~ Ranalcl L. Manley who waa Rock Springs Fair Grounds. cancel)ed'l-cflOilt ~af·"' · · lots 5!1 x 100; 12 x t8 bam. and "good neighborhood. ' · ~VietNam March 11, Rl. 33. three· miles north of or's license? Call 992-2966. Property fenced in. Inquire 131.500.00. Pomeroy. Ohio. 3+81c 6 15 tic at Blanche Compson, CJif. RUTLAND - Z ACRE LEVEL Ronnie one ye.ar baa paaaed ton. 3-1-30tc since you left us SINGER SEWING machine in LOT - One story 5 room home, 3 bedrOOms, bath, well with WithOUt evt!ll saying goodbye POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy lovely sewing table. Does ali water system, plenty of garNo oRe tmows how we miss regular sewing, plus dial HOTIC. Of A,OJMTM-1 miniature. $75 and up. Stud den space. $7 ,000.00. 1st•~ tf Golllt. H. IIHrfelllll, Deequipped for fancy zig zag you service and grooming. Pbooe c..tiiCI. And long to aee your smlle I designs, buttonholes, over- MIDDLEPORT- Of'F BROADNotlee I• htf11bJ 11ven \hit Sanb 992-5443. 11 3 tic and 11'. A. Qlbbl of POIIlttt'IJ, ~. ·~ People may think we've lor· cut. etc. Only 6 monthly pay- WI\~- Two story, '8 room Gtbbl Ohlo. haVfl been dulY appointtld JCx• home (5 BEDROOMS!, mnd· rutrl:11 and lt1tcu\Or ol thlr EAlt4l of ments of $1.67 per week. gotten Goldl• II. l:llMrfelcl, det!ea""· J.te ern kitchen, l I> baths, !wo Wben oileD they see II! smlle POTATOES. Clarence Prolfitt. Phone 1192-21!85. 11-S.tlc of Melp County, Obio. Pnrtland. Phone M:l-2254. enclosed porches, basement, Cr~lton are required to file \belr But little they !mow the heart11 ! tfc clalml wltll llld ftduelarJ wttlda four garage, ••tra carport. $10,000. SINGER SEWING machine, monthl. • ache Dated Ullt ILtl d., of FebnW'r That's spent e.ach lonely hour COAL. heavy, iumo sloker. eg~ sews forward and reverse. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY ~OHN c. IACOH Tbe we pl~~C~: upon Zig zag equipped to button· TO SELL LIST WITH US. WE and mine run. Excelsior Sall Actl•t ........ IM .. ARE REALLY ON THE BAU,, your grave ef ..,. CMitfy Works, Inc .. E. Main St.. Po- hole. monogram, dam, etc. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD • .• ; :H; 3-ll 3ta May wither and decay Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay· meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tfc Mr. and Mrs. Larry !mllh and But our love lor yoo dear ments $6.76 each or $30 cas~ .. family of Laurel Clur q10nt an .I • Albert M. Cox, llrllla' PhOne 992-2685. 3-S.tle RoDnie TWO STORY, seven room home ; evening recontl1 with Mr, and NOTICI OP AI'I'OINT#I"NT 1191-:830never lade away. lltett ef W..,... Martter. DteenM· Mra, Don !mllh and family, leur bedrooms, bath, Ia r g e 3-lll-3tc NoUct II hereby al•tll tbat A4t We olton sit and think about Betty Van Moler, william utility room, gas heat. Five STEREO CONSOLE, contemM. Harper of PQI'Aei'Gl• QblO, bu Tbe war In V'1<t Natn been duly •ppoln\ed .c!ll\tni.trald "' porary walnut stereo with racarleton, Margaret Aruicarle!AIII minutes walk to Middleport of U• Bltate of Wune Jlarplr M· O'BRIEN & CROW And how it tmk oor loved and son, Patrick, and E u n le e.aMd. lat.e of Pq!netD)', Melp CoU!I· business district. Paul Houd- dio. deluxe Boating turntabREALTY CO. ty, Ohle. le. Waa floor demonstrator. asbelt 992-3246. 2-27-lotc cr«ttton .... requlred t.o tilt tbtlr Brinker Jllent an 8V8I1ing recentAnd !hey never shall come Will sell at discount price of MIDDLEPORT - AN EXCEl, claiiDI wltb •aid ftduclKJ' wlWil loU ly with EmW SCbr«lkqost of LENT BUY ·- IDEAL LOCA· mau\bl. Parker8bur11o · bome $'11.17. Call 992-3218. :1-~ MOBIL HOME, Bx35, excellent lMted tllll 1tb 41)' ol Mvch 1... TION - 2 story frame, 9 But dear you're sale with .IOMN . C. •ACOM Mrs. OPal Morrlt and~ condition. Completely furnishActlftl ............... rooms (4 bedroomS), balh. of Miming star coiled on Mr. and Jesus BEAGLE PUPS, 4 mon\hs old; ., Nlll ceuatr ed. 1!850.00. Call ~62 . nice front porch. sillrm doors :J.Uo s-18; .,.. fie And resting in his arma Mrs. illn !GIIlh and ramiiy on good breed. Fl!l'll D. Norris, Z.2UO!Ic and windows. $5,000.00 No more battleS w be fought Mondll evening. Mr. and Mra. Racine. RD I, on Raclne-PoREEDSVILLE OOITAGI! P~ !GIItll of lbrcu coiled on In the war in Viet Nam. meroy state higbway. Phone SPECIAL l Early Amer!cn• WITH RENTAL 1\i stot-y sadlY missed by lather, moth- stereo, AM & FM radio com· 949-4033. the &nllh• ~ even~,.-. 3-Utp frame, 6 rooms (3 bedroOms), Mr. and ajro."JIUDOI Circle of er, sisters, brother and grandbinatlon. Recently repossesshath, 2 porehes, baaeiDt!lll, New Ha- }'IJ!Wdwllh Mary Cfl-. mother. ed. Take payments of $11 per MOBIL HOME on \i-acre lot. S.l\-ltp garage, utility room in base· cle &lldl¥· '· · · carnort with 10xl2 room atmonth, or oay · balance of ment, Iree gas. $5,!1(10.00. Mr. and Mra, Arthur Orr of tached. La~e ·patio. drilled $117.10. can 992-3218 for lr..., RUTLAND IDEAL FOR Cbe• called rec...U,II I h o demonstration. 3-5-61< well water. Flatwoods Road. Wanted To Buy HOME OR CABlN 3 acres . home of Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert Pomeroy. Phooe 99U561. ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes, of land, ~ave! road, barb Let. 3-Utc 1918 WHl'I'E zig zag portable Mr, an+' Mra. RalPh Bose and miscellaneous. Mrs. Hllward fence, good dug well and year model one montll old. MonodauiJiiter olf·Racine lj1otllarecent Cecil, BOO W. Main St., PomeCOCKER s•a•lel Poodle llll"" round sorlnf!S. $1.000.00 grams, overcasts, appliques. evening atlhoWarrenllooehome. 1 roy. 1-Z.tlc CONTACJ' US FOR Yotl& Dies; AKC reristered. e&M sews on buttons, buttonholes. REkL ESTATE NEEDS Kennels, Pomeroy, Phone blind hems, all without ·at· liM CIIEVY CAR with g o o d 11EN1\Y CLELAND 992-5562. 3-Utc taehments. Balance $49.80 or body, motor not Important, ..J 0111.. - payments of $6.81 per montll. call 843-2718. 3-111-31< JW.~ Phone 992-!.836. 3-!H!tc HAY AND STRAW. PhMe 992u~Itth-fotirJumblea. 6227. 3-!-12tp one tetter to each 'square, to form four ordinary word•. Help W1ntecl Business Services STEREO. Beautiful wood wal. LADY to do housework, one day nut console, with AM & FM HOTPOINT ELECTRIC Range . LOGAN FIRE • 8AFI!TV . a week in Pnrtland area. Call Pomeroy 247-2445. EQUIPMENT, MJe1 IIIII .... NOPEN ,' ~~\"H:;: :.:h'.:!''radio. Sold new $269.95; Write to Bo• 6118-P, c-o The 3-lll-311> vice, Pomeroy, Oldo, BD I. tllree months old. Now $127, Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy. special pricel 011 tlliJI&uiAor pay 16 per month. Call Ohio, stating salary expected. " 11'1 lor boall, tnlllll I Dd lft.2113ii for free home trial. S9 FORD. A·l shape for $350 U-3\p 3-5-6tc Phcl!re 742-4102. $-1~ homel. Dwlllhl Lollll . .. SIDl, Cbarlel Marllllll . . MIDDLE-AGED lady lo do SEVEN ACRE farm , seven 1857 CADILLAC, lour door hard .... llu Elcblnpr .. . . bousekeeping. 5 days a week, IIQk top. Good condition. Phone room house. two good wellll, ' ' Weekend free, live in. call 3-1~P cellar. out buildings. Lm1e · 18$-3831: · lft.2188 alter 6 pm. M$! NEJGLER Construction lor garden space. Charlie Greer, building houses. Long term FARM, 32 and 6 tenths acres. Rutland. Phone 742-1356. Insurance debit We loaps available, aluminum $-!H!Ip. Neaae SetUement; 6 room windows, tDeula~ · gliUi, Will !rain man age n-50 lo houae, batll, drilled well, ps. 111811811• olll' establisbed bull- BABY FURNITURE. baaelnel. Thtee chicken houses, bam marble Rills • .Call Guy Niil&. Salary, commtsoion and ~Jr!Wc and alto. Contl.ct Lee John· ler, Racine. baby bod. high chair. nlaY pen. benefits. Wrllt Box aon, Rt. 1, ~. 0. S-to-3tc training chair; $40 lor aU. Sentinel. Pomei'OJ, Phone 9lt-3752. U-stt 1-1-Jtp ,._ -I FIVE · ROOM HOUSJ!, ,,~~,~,. .-vr 10H • or Trecle wall 111 •wan eare~;;:_Iai'P· loll. 1157 JAGUAR lor sale or will ' coO.s eoDdition ln8i&i1wW '"'U trade for farm lroi:tor. 11 t tUmlohed or unflll'lll*hed, at'l IRONING Ill . , G lllrtel, Rl. 7 below lllddle' 'l!al'liillon st., ~. call port. , She ' m-3111 aiw 5' '#I· S.1WIC ' ' phone - · · · 1-INip TIRES - -- Cuclflu fle1lt• ci~iUfm LEGAL NOTICE ..... nowers Carmel News -- wm ..... --- J}t!l]-i.!J!:;IJ.J:;::tt I I L w•..w . TIREStt S1Uf &·$18.50 $12.oo· ' r r •Car awey. .I ' ' , ....... "''···--· · ·~ """'""' 5.55 I . .1... • ::..: . $ERVI AIR CONDmONING Refrlger; ation service. Jack's Refrlg· eratlon, New Haven. hone' 882-W/9. t 8 tic Pomeroy Motor Co. , ·' ' .IWJIATOR .' ~ ~.s. Posltractlon B. axle, all good tires, red 1111lsh. " : '· . ' " ,>,.··~" J ~ ' POMIROY m4111- -.$1195 .. - 'II Ton Panel. V8 engine, autlimallc trlllll., power otaeriDC 1166 CHEVROLET 6'11 ' SIC! side ·suSlness . , . Z'k Ton, 9 ft. <lm1P bod;y, 7000 lb. front !We, 2 ~ rear :axle, 820x20 tires, cheater axle, ~ clean unit and ready . hnt TRAILER FOR RENT. Brown's Trailer Court, Minersville. Phone 992-1324. 3-Wc 'Pomeroy ~ Motor Co k ' ,. :~ .~"', "~-, •, l!.UINF.)' r:. .. :. _. :;« ; ; :; ; I 01 All R!gular Sizes $12.50 John W. YaaMeter INfORMATION. NEWS ·... pre~ents LOCAL REtORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A:M. 12 NOON: 3 P.M.· .. REtJT . fORMAL OE~TURE'S DENTURES AND · ~· 4:30 PJ.M. . fOR /4.NY OCCASibtJ ' Keeping ~eigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As Entertained . ~ . .. ltV FLASHING WHITE ; ...........·· SPORT D£tJTURES IN FASI-IIONABLE PsYCHEDELIC COLORS �' : I Ji, ' ,,'<!t>?{. ~' ·,·,.\,'·(· > .• ~ OHIO'S FINEST <. :. ' CARll IM MIDOLEPOU No . . .·..QIIllm AND LOwER.POJ!EaoY · Call Mrs. Clilford . "faye" .Muley Middleport '6Z CHEVROLET FIVE ROOM apartment, fill'· nished. M & G Market, below Middleport. 3-3-lltc Notice 0 0 0 ' I 0 ' o o I c o o •. ; 0: .• o 'o I ' .. ,.·,,,'• , .• Fertlllier ~rvii:'i · • ' . to&O, . ' . ;,$1:895 ' o o o o o o o o ' '84 CHEVROlET • ,o O 0 0 o 0 0 0 I o 0 0 I 0 0 o o 0 0 o I o 0 •.1 . ,· .. • ' ,_ ~ G'c~i.: 'r~; ~· U;~~ 35,oor::~ moe•, red nn.. like new truck. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. ' . , r Buslneu Services ' .. r'~ '>~-Ji1 " '· \~ ~ : ' •• r• ~ ' .; · ,.,. ,, ·' ~ ! •' ", 1',··-r.. · Core · , · aAnY Type ICEI1H GOaLE FORO POMEROY, QHlO ' EXPBrf REVIVAL STARTING at the W"-1 Alignment MI. Herman UB Church, SEVEN ROOM house at Bash• an. Phone 949-37111. 3-5-6tc $1,. Prl.. 'ro~ . ' ' March II at 7:30 p.m. each Fors.ie 650x13 ,... Sl For S.le evening. Rev. Carey Knlttle 650x14 t.a .a CARPETS a fright! Make them 196t CHRYSLER Newport V8, 'ltiOx\3 10... .,41 of Cincinnati, will be the ev- FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM a beautiful sight with Blue APARTMENT. Middleport, new rubber, one owner, new 700X14 lUI A3 angelist. 51lecial singing each Lustre. Rent electric sham· 7S0.14 11.11 .., phone 992-3874. 3-llfc 350 Diesel John Duerr tractor evening. Everyone Is wei· 670~15 lUI A7 pooer. Baker Furniture. winch angle blade canopy. come. 3-3-12tc PIUI Rocoppoblo lxdul... . 3-11-Stc F1JRNISHED and unfurnished Marion Reynolds, below Drive Not.-deGIIIro- . apartments. Close to school. Inn Theatre, Maaon, W . Va. HOUND PUPPIES to give 3-10-elc Phone 992-5431. I0-18·tfc REDUCE safe simrle and last Phone 8fU040. S-l-3tC with Gobese tablets, Only , , Nelson Orllp. 'l-It 31p 125 BALES OF WHEAT HAY, COPPiilR and brUI will be IOW:- LARGE five room and ~ath apartment. newly decor~1tf':! i1, 30c a bale. Blanche Nelson. er In price 10011. So sell ROW I USED Youngstown 54 inch Dexter, Ohio. 3-1~3tp · to BU1 Baney. Seeond st.. furnace heat. Pomerov. Kitchen Sink In good condiPhone 9!12-5307. 1 ;.tfc Roodnllle. S.7-4te tion. Phone 742-4622. 3-11-3tc SPECIAL STEREO' 1968 Early GARAGE APART· American stereo radio comHAPPY HOUR. SbeDIDI SpriJitl FURNISHED MENT on Lincoln Hill. Ad- HOUSETRAILER for sale. !ill< bination. This is a beautiful Nile Club. 5 to I p.m. 'MOl> 55, aU electric. Vindale, bas ults only. phone 992-3489. solid state unit with 4 speed day lbru Friday' Ladles nl8ht 2·25-30tC extr2s ~md in good condition. changer. Take over payments evel'J Friday. u.tle Can be seen at Zuspans Trail· o! $5.17 or pay balance of FOUR ROOM apartment. furn- er Court. Mason, W. Va .. or $88.10. For free home demon· PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY Phone 113·5976. 3-11-Stc ished. Phone 992-3975 or 992stration call ~18 . Also will pay tor a brake adjuSt· 2511 evenings. 3-6-tlc have repossessed stereo in ment at Pomeroy Home & MOBIL HOME. !OxSO. two bed· walnut cabinet for payments Auto. 1-7-tfc rooms, coppertone kitchen. CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy ; of $5.91, or balance of $76.10. One tht·ee room apartment. wall to wall caroet in living 3-Utc FAST FARM TffiE SERVICE. REVIVAL starting at the MI. Pomeroy Home and Auto. room. All gas appliances. very nice and modern. Shown Herman U. B. Church March 11-30-TFC Phone 992-2119. 3-7-12tp. by appointment only. Phone 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Now ~Wide Ovah 992-5211. 3-3-tfc Real Estate For Sale Rev. CareY Knittle of Clncln· Repalred Anorled PROFESSIONAL Color TV and FIREWOOD. any length. de• Just ARRIVED! naU. O~Jo will be ll'e EvangeAdjustment Tlrn Stereo. Hi·fi service. House livered. Gerald King, 5hnd<~. FURNISHED APARTMENT. Usl Special singing each evePhone 996-1063. 3-7.,1to calls in Pomeroy and Middlecouple only. 212 S. 5th Ave, ALL SIZES ' nlllg. Everyone Is welcome. port; $4 oo color TV. Chucks Middleport, 992-M35. 3-lll-tfc U-12te TV Service. 152 Butternut, PoHEREFORD SALE : 24 Bulls SYRACUSE - Nice 6 room home, bath with vanity, 3 and 24 Females. So•theaster:l meroy. Phone 992-SMQ. ForS1Ie FREE FIREWOOD. Ray Hart· bedrooms, closets in two, 2-18-liOip Ohio Hereford Association. ley. Racine, Ohio. S.1~c HOUSE for sale in Clifton. hardwood Doors. modem kltSpring Sale. All c1ean pedi· Beautiful private home, lor cher, aU on one Door, full grees both homed and polled. Tuppera PIIIM, 0. Insurance children. six rooms (three basemen! witll garage, has In,.,..., Saturday, March 16, 1968. . Phon• 667-3682 bedrooms l , divided basement, 316 ft. frontage, on Route 124. IN LOVING memory of S&l· Show 9:30a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. play room and shower. Two Level lot, Aluminum Awnings, AUTOMQ~ILE ,lns~r~., bee~ Ranalcl L. Manley who waa Rock Springs Fair Grounds. cancel)ed'l-cflOilt ~af·"' · · lots 5!1 x 100; 12 x t8 bam. and "good neighborhood. ' · ~VietNam March 11, Rl. 33. three· miles north of or's license? Call 992-2966. Property fenced in. Inquire 131.500.00. Pomeroy. Ohio. 3+81c 6 15 tic at Blanche Compson, CJif. RUTLAND - Z ACRE LEVEL Ronnie one ye.ar baa paaaed ton. 3-1-30tc since you left us SINGER SEWING machine in LOT - One story 5 room home, 3 bedrOOms, bath, well with WithOUt evt!ll saying goodbye POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy lovely sewing table. Does ali water system, plenty of garNo oRe tmows how we miss regular sewing, plus dial HOTIC. Of A,OJMTM-1 miniature. $75 and up. Stud den space. $7 ,000.00. 1st•~ tf Golllt. H. IIHrfelllll, Deequipped for fancy zig zag you service and grooming. Pbooe c..tiiCI. And long to aee your smlle I designs, buttonholes, over- MIDDLEPORT- Of'F BROADNotlee I• htf11bJ 11ven \hit Sanb 992-5443. 11 3 tic and 11'. A. Qlbbl of POIIlttt'IJ, ~. ·~ People may think we've lor· cut. etc. Only 6 monthly pay- WI\~- Two story, '8 room Gtbbl Ohlo. haVfl been dulY appointtld JCx• home (5 BEDROOMS!, mnd· rutrl:11 and lt1tcu\Or ol thlr EAlt4l of ments of $1.67 per week. gotten Goldl• II. l:llMrfelcl, det!ea""· J.te ern kitchen, l I> baths, !wo Wben oileD they see II! smlle POTATOES. Clarence Prolfitt. Phone 1192-21!85. 11-S.tlc of Melp County, Obio. Pnrtland. Phone M:l-2254. enclosed porches, basement, Cr~lton are required to file \belr But little they !mow the heart11 ! tfc clalml wltll llld ftduelarJ wttlda four garage, ••tra carport. $10,000. SINGER SEWING machine, monthl. • ache Dated Ullt ILtl d., of FebnW'r That's spent e.ach lonely hour COAL. heavy, iumo sloker. eg~ sews forward and reverse. IF YOU HAVE PROPERTY ~OHN c. IACOH Tbe we pl~~C~: upon Zig zag equipped to button· TO SELL LIST WITH US. WE and mine run. Excelsior Sall Actl•t ........ IM .. ARE REALLY ON THE BAU,, your grave ef ..,. CMitfy Works, Inc .. E. Main St.. Po- hole. monogram, dam, etc. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD • .• ; :H; 3-ll 3ta May wither and decay Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay· meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tfc Mr. and Mrs. Larry !mllh and But our love lor yoo dear ments $6.76 each or $30 cas~ .. family of Laurel Clur q10nt an .I • Albert M. Cox, llrllla' PhOne 992-2685. 3-S.tle RoDnie TWO STORY, seven room home ; evening recontl1 with Mr, and NOTICI OP AI'I'OINT#I"NT 1191-:830never lade away. lltett ef W..,... Martter. DteenM· Mra, Don !mllh and family, leur bedrooms, bath, Ia r g e 3-lll-3tc NoUct II hereby al•tll tbat A4t We olton sit and think about Betty Van Moler, william utility room, gas heat. Five STEREO CONSOLE, contemM. Harper of PQI'Aei'Gl• QblO, bu Tbe war In V'1<t Natn been duly •ppoln\ed .c!ll\tni.trald "' porary walnut stereo with racarleton, Margaret Aruicarle!AIII minutes walk to Middleport of U• Bltate of Wune Jlarplr M· O'BRIEN & CROW And how it tmk oor loved and son, Patrick, and E u n le e.aMd. lat.e of Pq!netD)', Melp CoU!I· business district. Paul Houd- dio. deluxe Boating turntabREALTY CO. ty, Ohle. le. Waa floor demonstrator. asbelt 992-3246. 2-27-lotc cr«ttton .... requlred t.o tilt tbtlr Brinker Jllent an 8V8I1ing recentAnd !hey never shall come Will sell at discount price of MIDDLEPORT - AN EXCEl, claiiDI wltb •aid ftduclKJ' wlWil loU ly with EmW SCbr«lkqost of LENT BUY ·- IDEAL LOCA· mau\bl. Parker8bur11o · bome $'11.17. Call 992-3218. :1-~ MOBIL HOME, Bx35, excellent lMted tllll 1tb 41)' ol Mvch 1... TION - 2 story frame, 9 But dear you're sale with .IOMN . C. •ACOM Mrs. OPal Morrlt and~ condition. Completely furnishActlftl ............... rooms (4 bedroomS), balh. of Miming star coiled on Mr. and Jesus BEAGLE PUPS, 4 mon\hs old; ., Nlll ceuatr ed. 1!850.00. Call ~62 . nice front porch. sillrm doors :J.Uo s-18; .,.. fie And resting in his arma Mrs. illn !GIIlh and ramiiy on good breed. Fl!l'll D. Norris, Z.2UO!Ic and windows. $5,000.00 No more battleS w be fought Mondll evening. Mr. and Mra. Racine. RD I, on Raclne-PoREEDSVILLE OOITAGI! P~ !GIItll of lbrcu coiled on In the war in Viet Nam. meroy state higbway. Phone SPECIAL l Early Amer!cn• WITH RENTAL 1\i stot-y sadlY missed by lather, moth- stereo, AM & FM radio com· 949-4033. the &nllh• ~ even~,.-. 3-Utp frame, 6 rooms (3 bedroOms), Mr. and ajro."JIUDOI Circle of er, sisters, brother and grandbinatlon. Recently repossesshath, 2 porehes, baaeiDt!lll, New Ha- }'IJ!Wdwllh Mary Cfl-. mother. ed. Take payments of $11 per MOBIL HOME on \i-acre lot. S.l\-ltp garage, utility room in base· cle &lldl¥· '· · · carnort with 10xl2 room atmonth, or oay · balance of ment, Iree gas. $5,!1(10.00. Mr. and Mra, Arthur Orr of tached. La~e ·patio. drilled $117.10. can 992-3218 for lr..., RUTLAND IDEAL FOR Cbe• called rec...U,II I h o demonstration. 3-5-61< well water. Flatwoods Road. Wanted To Buy HOME OR CABlN 3 acres . home of Mr. and Mrs. Ilobert Pomeroy. Phooe 99U561. ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes, of land, ~ave! road, barb Let. 3-Utc 1918 WHl'I'E zig zag portable Mr, an+' Mra. RalPh Bose and miscellaneous. Mrs. Hllward fence, good dug well and year model one montll old. MonodauiJiiter olf·Racine lj1otllarecent Cecil, BOO W. Main St., PomeCOCKER s•a•lel Poodle llll"" round sorlnf!S. $1.000.00 grams, overcasts, appliques. evening atlhoWarrenllooehome. 1 roy. 1-Z.tlc CONTACJ' US FOR Yotl& Dies; AKC reristered. e&M sews on buttons, buttonholes. REkL ESTATE NEEDS Kennels, Pomeroy, Phone blind hems, all without ·at· liM CIIEVY CAR with g o o d 11EN1\Y CLELAND 992-5562. 3-Utc taehments. Balance $49.80 or body, motor not Important, ..J 0111.. - payments of $6.81 per montll. call 843-2718. 3-111-31< JW.~ Phone 992-!.836. 3-!H!tc HAY AND STRAW. PhMe 992u~Itth-fotirJumblea. 6227. 3-!-12tp one tetter to each 'square, to form four ordinary word•. Help W1ntecl Business Services STEREO. Beautiful wood wal. LADY to do housework, one day nut console, with AM & FM HOTPOINT ELECTRIC Range . LOGAN FIRE • 8AFI!TV . a week in Pnrtland area. Call Pomeroy 247-2445. EQUIPMENT, MJe1 IIIII .... NOPEN ,' ~~\"H:;: :.:h'.:!''radio. Sold new $269.95; Write to Bo• 6118-P, c-o The 3-lll-311> vice, Pomeroy, Oldo, BD I. tllree months old. Now $127, Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy. special pricel 011 tlliJI&uiAor pay 16 per month. Call Ohio, stating salary expected. " 11'1 lor boall, tnlllll I Dd lft.2113ii for free home trial. S9 FORD. A·l shape for $350 U-3\p 3-5-6tc Phcl!re 742-4102. $-1~ homel. Dwlllhl Lollll . .. SIDl, Cbarlel Marllllll . . MIDDLE-AGED lady lo do SEVEN ACRE farm , seven 1857 CADILLAC, lour door hard .... llu Elcblnpr .. . . bousekeeping. 5 days a week, IIQk top. Good condition. Phone room house. two good wellll, ' ' Weekend free, live in. call 3-1~P cellar. out buildings. Lm1e · 18$-3831: · lft.2188 alter 6 pm. M$! NEJGLER Construction lor garden space. Charlie Greer, building houses. Long term FARM, 32 and 6 tenths acres. Rutland. Phone 742-1356. Insurance debit We loaps available, aluminum $-!H!Ip. Neaae SetUement; 6 room windows, tDeula~ · gliUi, Will !rain man age n-50 lo houae, batll, drilled well, ps. 111811811• olll' establisbed bull- BABY FURNITURE. baaelnel. Thtee chicken houses, bam marble Rills • .Call Guy Niil&. Salary, commtsoion and ~Jr!Wc and alto. Contl.ct Lee John· ler, Racine. baby bod. high chair. nlaY pen. benefits. Wrllt Box aon, Rt. 1, ~. 0. S-to-3tc training chair; $40 lor aU. Sentinel. Pomei'OJ, Phone 9lt-3752. U-stt 1-1-Jtp ,._ -I FIVE · ROOM HOUSJ!, ,,~~,~,. .-vr 10H • or Trecle wall 111 •wan eare~;;:_Iai'P· loll. 1157 JAGUAR lor sale or will ' coO.s eoDdition ln8i&i1wW '"'U trade for farm lroi:tor. 11 t tUmlohed or unflll'lll*hed, at'l IRONING Ill . , G lllrtel, Rl. 7 below lllddle' 'l!al'liillon st., ~. call port. , She ' m-3111 aiw 5' '#I· S.1WIC ' ' phone - · · · 1-INip TIRES - -- Cuclflu fle1lt• ci~iUfm LEGAL NOTICE ..... nowers Carmel News -- wm ..... --- J}t!l]-i.!J!:;IJ.J:;::tt I I L w•..w . TIREStt S1Uf &·$18.50 $12.oo· ' r r •Car awey. .I ' ' , ....... "''···--· · ·~ """'""' 5.55 I . .1... • ::..: . $ERVI AIR CONDmONING Refrlger; ation service. Jack's Refrlg· eratlon, New Haven. hone' 882-W/9. t 8 tic Pomeroy Motor Co. , ·' ' .IWJIATOR .' ~ ~.s. Posltractlon B. axle, all good tires, red 1111lsh. " : '· . ' " ,>,.··~" J ~ ' POMIROY m4111- -.$1195 .. - 'II Ton Panel. V8 engine, autlimallc trlllll., power otaeriDC 1166 CHEVROLET 6'11 ' SIC! side ·suSlness . , . Z'k Ton, 9 ft. <lm1P bod;y, 7000 lb. front !We, 2 ~ rear :axle, 820x20 tires, cheater axle, ~ clean unit and ready . hnt TRAILER FOR RENT. Brown's Trailer Court, Minersville. Phone 992-1324. 3-Wc 'Pomeroy ~ Motor Co k ' ,. :~ .~"', "~-, •, l!.UINF.)' r:. .. :. _. :;« ; ; :; ; I 01 All R!gular Sizes $12.50 John W. YaaMeter INfORMATION. NEWS ·... pre~ents LOCAL REtORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A:M. 12 NOON: 3 P.M.· .. REtJT . fORMAL OE~TURE'S DENTURES AND · ~· 4:30 PJ.M. . fOR /4.NY OCCASibtJ ' Keeping ~eigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As Entertained . ~ . .. ltV FLASHING WHITE ; ...........·· SPORT D£tJTURES IN FASI-IIONABLE PsYCHEDELIC COLORS �•' ' - ' ) I , ' ( ., ,. f. I ', I' I' '' . , . "r · ff)t-eigh Aid Cutbd'l!k ~~ "'\\• t'llriNGTON (UI'O••· •, . or ~·te Dean !wsk -~ ·~ ~t-, ~.urged t:ongreu to ap.. ~rove· President Johnoon's , """ , ., 9 , tite fOL'~ aid prog~ or ~ "tillllon desplte mounUng eosts at I"• V!,.narn War. The secret a r Y argued as:Unst any aid cut in a ~.repared statement at items to!ncreaseprolllt:tlon. The secr,.ary contondod thlt ,, t ta prolf8111 the fore!.f;n 1151!1 a nee administered by the Agoncy for lntea·national lle:velopment ( \ID) "is ei£kiently and the Opening o( testimoiU' before the SOJ1Jie Foreign Relations~~ mittee. With Rusk's appearance, pos- sibly ruMlfll! Into tbe nlgh4 tbe committee was moYlll!l toWard a possibly ~lostve debate later in the day over the wisdom ot Johnson's SOutheast Asia policy. O!fk:tal Purpoae The secretary had retused for Experts 1 AWaiting •• Results to testily bt open session aOOut Vietnam policy months before the critical committee heaoed b)' Son. J. William I Fulbright, !).Ark,, but oPpearod I I today for the otfleial purpose or \' aid program. urging adallttoo of tbe foreign However, he and committee members, among whom are some ot: the sharpest crltlcs of the Vietnam War, were both aware that his appearance, carried nationally on liYe television and radio, Would quickly erut>t into a lull scale argument over all \ facets of administration poltcy... Fulbright and other members of C'4ngrvss were disturbed by report• tbat Gen. WiUtam c. Westmoreland is asking for an additional 206,000 trooP• during tbe next year to add to the 525,000 alreacf.y authorized for Vietnam. In his (IJiening statement, ur&btg aPProval of the ltd request, Rusk said the underd&- velqled nat»ns of the world have no hope of success 1n their light ogalnst "hopelessneso l!ld I \1 ... poverty" unless the United states and other wealthy nations help them. Rusk said the President's aid 'j' ' ' i ,~ • 'I I Funeral services Cor Mrs. Arlena Reese, 79, who died late Saturday at her home on Dia~ mond ::1., Mlddlepor't, will be held Wedneada,y at 2 p.m. at tbe Mt. Moriah Reptlst ChUrch In Middleport wltb Rev. Rohert Jackson officiating. Burla.l will be in tbe Mlddleporillill Ceme· tery. g-.e was born July 14, 1888, at Middleport, Ule daughter of the late William and Julia Coleman Cousins She wa11 also preceded in death by her husband, Lee, two sons and three daugh~e was a member or the Moriah Baptist Church where served as ~nday School su"';;:~;t for many years, a fn of the mi saionary soand the Lewis Manley Post 263 American Legion auxil- '"· " ~ · li1f~;;,.,ivo•rs include three daughMrs. Margaret Bowles, Miss Julia Reese whom she made her home; Ervin (Mar1 Francis) :. ,...,,ga:r<IJl•e_r, Middleport; two William II. Cousins Coand George E. COusin•, Nursing Home, 12 and t! great • 'ft:::• ~ ma,y call at t h e - COats Funeral nome WGdncsday when the be taken to the church state. ,/ ' ' "iot~n Nfll ... .., "'qo , ,.,. "S qf}'J{ •ng'<~nro ,,·1fft0 . "~t u ' ~ EUGENE V. RIS1IEII e.uinateo, lo llaetf aurroanded (Vi'O- U.S. Air by lllout 18,000 COinmtmllll. Force 852 Stratofortreaaea to- Tho CO!nmwdllo h... Ill& zlflde,Y pounded NOJ1h vtetnameae .., -ch.. to wlthill 100 78fda rfDclng the Marine Iori of Khe of tilt baH porlme!Air, The - on tbe oortllern border or 6,000.awt IA!alllemeck prrlllll VIetnam. Mllltaey enureaa hao beal ualnJ llakea llld evon laid the jell drol)ped a new devt~· to !err« ClUt f1pe delayed.actfon bomb capa- lllack tunnels Ill& by the ble of IDllliling COinmunlll C<>mmanlllo. lllack tumiela. The lllflttaey IIOUI'cel aald tbe U.S. spokeamen said tbe ..,.,.,.s had wtthheta Stratealc Air COmmand bom- o! the delayed.actfon bombo bers struck atx ttmea to tbe until now, to pt the bell UH o! p111t 2t hours. The aoureaa aald the new t,ype at Kha SOIIh. They each wave used the bombs aald the bombs wetall 750 tono lttlod wttb !Uses to e>p]ode Iller landing l!ld dellrol' tonneiJ 20 loot below ground, u-.. u.s. ACOEPTS,-CHECK - Geral4 Slmmolll, Wlhlma 1ltgh ilaQd llrectDt, aco..,;. 1 flOO cheek !rom JIUI Lhllh!lalol, 110~ ~ llld 3- Clrtwl"ll!lt, worth,y lllllroD, of Mloon ChoPtar , . No. 161, Cirdar or Eaatern lltlr. Tilt- wtn llo IPPiled to tho WahaD1a Band Boootor• now unJ. ' . fOI'III·f!Ollol- SOntlnel Pholo. Eden News, ll'h:sk .Taking Second Social Notes last all week Uneertain Future WASIIIN(;TON (IJPl) - T h 0 senate was poised today for n. nal passage or civU rlgtats legislation which by 1970 would outlaw racial discrimination in the sale and rental of nearly 70 per cent or the natioo's h~s­ ing. The threc.part p.tckage faced an uncertain future in the nouse where leader s have been reluctant so far to speculate on ita prospect THREE ARE FINED Three delendarrto were lined $10 and coots each In weokebd hearings before FOrno~ Ma.Y· or aisrtea Lepr. Thllt a r e Fred Boggeso, Fomei'O)', Ill> op- erator' a license; G • or 1 e ii\lfOIIse, l'llmeroy, tntoxl<adon, llld Carl E. Moora, L~la, reckleaa operation ot 1 motor vehicle. Harrisonville ·:Grilling by Senate fiom MEIGS GENERAL HOsPITAL SATURDAY ADMI!iSIONS f'lorence Burnside, Pomeroy. SATURDAY t:4SCHARGES Ann Flck, John Frick, Ella Goodin, AUllRIA Jeffers. SUNDAY ADM!!iSIONS Pearl Darst, Cheshire, Thomas Higgens, Pt. Pleasant. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Thomas Weber 1 Louis Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barber, AN.;;"~R·· TW, 0 OJ"~:.: c' - WASIIINGTON (llPl) - Slc:rltlrl' ol Slltl·.lloan Bulk eo"" - ~-: llllded '1041¥ .tilt S.O. Forelp Relaltona cOmmiue wao try. - . lilt 10 h.IDi Ill te.ut)o Pltbllcly on lnfonillllon that would ::: ·•WI thi ~mnnJIIto ill V I :... . Sill. J, . WUliaia , !).Ark., chairman of the cornillrlnl• llllmtllntll heued . News By MRS, JOHN srour Mr. and Mrs. r:.na Welch's Sundlt¥ guests were Mr. and Mrs, Everett Welch IIICI clallflhten of Circleville. Their granddaughter, who was ln tbe boi:Pltal ror some time is now able to at~ Harper and Mrs. Stout went to nlgl>~ nov. ' flart preache<1. .' , Tlie temperature In do~ Pomeroy at II a.m. ·Ma!ldv Wll t6 degrees undet - skies. z,u he~- RIIIk telll!led in a crowded Senate caucua room before a battery o! atx live televlllon eameraa, U movie camvaa and !GO newsmen ODd pbcjlqraJflera. Hlo wordo were carried &round the world b)' the Voice o! America llld throtlal1out the Dation b.Y radio and televlllon. »arent w- 1 . ' emergency unit. Mrs. Arlena Proposal Relaltm1 lllill1 found ' 9utrilbt ·- '"''"'t..--'1· ~- ...... - •• IN ito ANNOUNC ~ ' ' ' ' ' ~ MONDAY • . . . . ..to Bring • Music · ALL i. .' •, aur Seereteey of ,\Jrlculture Or. ville L. Freeml!l tada1 reminded feed CfiiD ptuillcor• lhetillll1 a !ewdi,roramBIDbeforeGiealptup dea4i(ne for tho 1988 I e e d CfiiD .PrU8rfm, The ...,.....,. said prleoo for tbe 1988 !e e d Bob Ohio State grabl crop are being made now liooketbalt ltar under Pomeroy's b)' Gle plantlfll! and dlverlfon cteTippy Dye !Ilion O,e oooehed tbe ctolono thai rarmera tbemsetves lluckeyoo, wW be. tho featured are making. speaker lf,sreh 28 to the Athena Sit~~~«> In the week tllldlnl Hlgb !k)Qol cal~ when lhe March I waa ....Uer thanantlct. AJI.Iltlr bl.akelllill team or the· )>8tacl to terms o! pro<Nc8outheaatern Oblo Athlatle ' - ers and ocr-. Neltller tbe lllle Ia honored. Burkholder mw ts IIOI'kload In ASC of. ... 0~ !lceo nor· account• for the re!advely low totalo. U>teao new market tn!lueoeas develop GAUGES ~ Galllpolla, 12.1 - wlllcll are not - ill and 20.8 ~ 56 feet o! roU- - low corn price• wt11 result er!l Pl. Ploa1111t, 25.10; Pllml- from a low lovel o! partlob>atl"" 21.00; Hinton, uo ill tho!eedCfllnprocrem.IIJrpar. atat.; Kanawha Fallo, 7.60 ril- Uc)j)atlng In tbe 1988 hod rraln ing; <;llarlllkilt, 21.60 rialng. tJIOII'III1. !armero will IDenaae their priceolhls IWIIDIII' . . - . l'1llllling • 1ee1 or rolloro; Mlrm4t, l:ldillit.Sieetond ond nut year. They alao will WID!Ield, t'lllllllil 28 !lei. -~~~~ tbelr - · with dlverolon ond prlea _ . - t Pll'· · LOCAL TEMPS 11)01111, wllldl do not depend Tho temperature Ia Fomeroro the - I I ' U crapo do. Tb 11 dawJtfown butdbell dllllrtet at wtu alao bealfilbloforprlcoJIUP11;30 a.m. wao Ude-l,lllder JIOI'IIOW, ram, lldoa. Near IWf of &lance "! ' .. filE ." . tVENING no lllndl Rlllllo, torpt killed. Later u.s. pllllll killed ' Dine C8IUr tor the nation's u ...,.riuaa juat oor111 o! the . lllllllaey eommanleatlons. Other bailie area. tarpta illclllde alr!lelds, radar Governmtlll ........ said ' lltel ond trabl llnel. u.s. t18 Vtetnameoo troopo' alllcJolo al.. .._tal the Olld or Wfte killed In combat Iaiit wook, two .... apenllonl, Slratop and Ellterprlae, Glat killed 5, 970 1!1181"1"1lla• ill Glo SaiiOD area. In lolondi,J'. mtJOr fttllltlng, troopa of tho U.S. Army 19111h lJil>t l!iflllll7 Brlpda llfd they ldiled 78 CommiiDt Its ill • llve-IIClllr 11a1rt near Tam Ky, 350 lllflo1 IW tbe coaot !:rom Sallon. Two Amer!CODI were I,Yitem. •tr- lliP-• .. ..... - Stlta' AIIJI. Gen. Wtlliam SPIIe aald 104ey· tlactlon board& lltl,)' •et IIi ·~ resilltratlon oerteeo for primary alectlono. Slc:retery of BtattTedBrown ruled eorlter voter• Wllllill8to roaillter for a primary could feliateron!yattheq....,ey board "' eloctlona omca. Tha Olllnion by Saxllo wu wrt- for Monl&omory CounQI P r o - Lee C. Falke, a Democrat who aokedi!alecdon bolrda could set ll> regtlltr• tton olllees throillhout tbe <OIIDI,y before I primary eleetloo. ~tural, '' ' MASON - TDwb COUDCU Monda,)>eveaJnr-toC!OIIIInuocm- trlbullllfl f30f) 1 year to the 1\1&. Count;)' Health Doperlmeot lor eertjlell rendared and heard compl- blocking alley& en neord 111111! then 11 !Urlber blockap o!-1, allVIOfpallaaiweyo, tile .....,._ .. _ alblo will be IIDid aecordfD8 lo 11to -...... Alao, per~~~towiU llo lined, aceordlal 111 ... for .._, dop1111111Df1 ...... The next meetfDC willllo bold on Mardi 1t "' lit up the budlilt. - . _ nra . , _ JIQ'. ... Rayaeo, RICOlder Cblrtotta. Jenks, CouncUm• Daoald Jtllat1011, 011111 Wrllht, Roeor llr· sen, ond Gtiirll car- " • • Prime Iaauon t,ype - *'t Tough Policy Construction Fund is GAUGES - Galllpolb, 12.0 111d 19.9 running 17 !eel or roll· era; Pt. Plea1111t, 24.30; PoJBe.. fOY·Ma8011, 20.90; Hinton, 1.70 rlstlll!; Cblrleaton, 19.80 rtolnl. London llld Marmet are rlllilfDa 2 feet o1 mUero, and WID!Illd, I contraciQr on the COI.IJMiWii (lJPl) ...,&_ STORE HOURS: ·,. ·..'"' . FRIDAY., 7 TO 7 -SATURDAY 7 TO 8 u.s. • • 0 , • • '~-·· • •••• ~ . .- • • ~~·.· ••. • . { ;.;.· ·~'>]0!. ... •:0 Xo:.O:•,{'j• ••,•••,•;o~ ··:jo;{{{•,.;o.-:~ •••),.',!'?""•• Sign Up •••tatant. fliver Gauges •• Ill bed and bore U to 20 feet lntD tile III'OWid before their main elQ>]oalve dlar&e~•lriQoto4. Smaller jelo uoed dell,y..s.6ose bombo ill tbe Vla!Nm .w... earllor. But tho IOUlCOI aald a model Wll deYelqpe4 for uoe by the 852o wllldl ill the pall almpl,y cklqled lOIII ol high Ollp)OIIIVOI for amratlon bombflll, In other action, U.S. Jot• ltew 76 mllafonl aplnllt North Vletnem Monday, llrlkinl olx tlrgeto wttbiJI 86 lllfleo ol llanol. spokumon said one eolloetton lUnd short sflloo itiiro are b!U1 oUtlllln<ltna Meantlmo, Zotkle aullmllledto aplnlj the fund, Which hu I Gene Gnte, cleriHruiUfer, a balance or lbout t18,ooo. Grate tilt or whteh ha¥1 ...., aloo !IOfDied 0111 that tbe vtUap oxcav- ill Ja,yq tho MWoge colloctod te,07f In water bWa Plant Unoo. Zortdo llfd thai for ,.........,. but bad ~ llowoey wW be reiii)Onllbll for turea of $3,$21, plua tbe eyetom r$111'1J11 tbe street• to the UU.. P&Ymtlll o! cmr •3,000 for tbe ractton or the Floyd G, Browne mol!th. thenby Dllklltr ~firm. h!flhor than r..-a. IJuriqr a dtiCUIIk!D ODtlilierllla pointed out that Wltb mlllt on U1o purehlill o! a po,.. the IPProachofaummorwatwu.. tton of tho lloli• Couri;r Watw oge lhould Increase. Ht aald tbe Co. Iaiit Nowmbar, OOUIICU .,.. vlllap wu "oYOr tho hump," lhortnd GratiiOPI'VCeediOIIIIM with tho mllflh 110ft illrllw tbe pt,ymentl o! $3,0t7,50 for IICh llrllt four IIIOillh&. He tndtcltod lDr the four months the Vl)loge aloo that -ndtturos 1D1J be r.. ha• owned tho water ayotem. ducod. Grate pointed out tbat aueh a Bt&ldee tho liiOIId1l¥ paymtnt pt,ymont Proballl: will run the o! P,Of/,&CJ wlllcb 11 IIIPited 10 . .. , ,._· .... . -~ . ..... . ..... . _. ~..,. -, . :,;, ,:..., ~ - · ·~ ~ ,_ ·- Urged ·to Two calls were answered over tbe weekend by tbe Midolteport River Gauges Mr. and Mrs. flenry Waggoner' s grandda~hter who lives in Columbus, is ln University Ho"" pttal. Mrs. Herdie Neloon, Rev. and ·· Mrs. cart were in PU'kerstx.irs nmntna s teet. to see Mro. Nelson'ogr~ tor who is a patlent at st. JOIIIPh lloiiPital. TON!Girf AND TUI~sDJIY lllr, and Mrs. Charle• MCGrath E h 11 • 12 are rnov1nt1 Into tbo lllvld ~ NY ROME nard house. hnleolot) ·lllro. 11ay llaoon Ia cat)IW ror · 1 Flrlnk 'fi. J~IIi!l here ltttle grandohU6 willie lilr," IF•t.~~~~tt!ilrllti'lftet-~ ~ J!ll " · Ruo..u Maoon loworld .. at.lh• llll"lq home. LOCAL TEMPS ! , COIIIjll1'ed with 139 tbe prft!Gua were- - · They llfd I, 199 Vltlbwne11 troopa ed ond 88 tilled aa mlaalni lael Week, They laid 5,327 c..r....,nllltl were killed b)' allied._ Jut week. American callllallld loot - k wilt be Thursday, •• ullllal. Construction Lagging . _.,..) Reese was dead upon the arriMilrtha Holsinger, aDd Mr. and val or the I(JI&d at ber Diamond Mrs. );QI Bigley vtsitod l;unds,f St. home at u,28 p.m. Saturalter~DqC~ wttb Mr• .\""' .Mrs. day. lilnday at 2:06 p.m., the L«J~rd Barber and taJilll,y. ""'ad ..W.t to tbe Peart Darot Martha Holsinger, F"""'t Bill" reoidence botow Hoobon. Darst le)' and Susie KerWil) vlalted was taken to Veterana Memor~nday with Mrs. Wtulain nosel. tal Holjlital where he was adton at CamdOil-Ciark lloljlital, • mltted as a medical padent. Parlulrsburg. Mro. Hoselloll W.. derWent IIW'gery Frida,)> mornlfll!. The South American horseMr. and Mrs. Ivan ~evalter fish sheds its skin like a oPent !imda,)> with reladveo at snake. ' Lancaster. Mr. and Mrs, Fred ~mill, New PhUadelphta, lfllent !imday wttb Mr. and Mrs. Wtnn!e llo~ atnger and family. school U1ree hours ada,)>. Mro. Moille McGra!l1 llld Efll~·t McGrall1nfLogl!lwtl'lgull,l tl or Mr. and Mrs. Eat! McGrath. Mr. and Mrs. Jameo Borpn ana childr.en ot Lanca~ter were guests of Mn. Borgan and Mike. Mrs, Llda Powell vtoUod Mrs. Danny Aoh and chtldren, Monday. WUtard Garll!ld and Ml15 BerVETEIIANS MEMOIUAL tha Acldris were in GalUpolts reHOSPITAL cently. SATURDAY ADMISSIONS Vlrgll Hamon is reco~ering Tammy Barrett, Langtvilll!i nicely from recent surgery but Hudolph Perazlan 1 West Cotumo · is still in Veterans Hospital. b!a; l.y<!la Neal, Weat Colunibla. Mr. Earl Foi4 Jr. and boys DISCIIAIIGED SATUitDAY were guests of Mr. andMrs.Folt Thomas Johnson. ~aron Drake, Sr. ~nald !toWers, Alexander Mr. and Mrs. William Howard Cross, Angela Cross, ~aron and children of Zanesville were Cunningham, Gladys Chaffee, recent guests of M.r. and M r s. Gheliter Clark, Burton carson, Charle5 Jone11. Charles Wolle, Oscar ltobertaon. Mrs. Nora !Jean was gue11.t of SI•NilAY ,,llMI~'>IONS- Carl .Mr. and Mrs. Clalr Wllgl.'Oner. l'owell, l'omeroyj Arlie Wes~ Mrs. Bessie Graham and Mrs. l,ortland.i Thelma {;ufiter, Ml• Grace Hess were in GaUlpolis lO ers~lllei Bernesq flood. Pomo see Mrs. Elijah Estep who Is eroy; NeiUe NeiJOD. Dexter; Lucy improving slowly from surgery. •·ouer, !ltddteport; Mtll Hudaon. Mr.. and Mrs. IByton Hhodel !'$'racuae. and grandchildren of CharlestOn SUNDAY tJISCHAIIGES visited Mr. and Mrs.. Delmer Mildred Ward, Mlchul H-..., Hhodes and their :;on, IUchard Lydta )'eal. lthodcs and family of ll.mbar. Mrs. Minnie McGrath visited Mrs, Stout. Mr, Guy Harper, Mrs. Hope A to use In Khe - · lnteltfpnco IIOUI'ctl iald Gen. Vo Nilo'• Glap, North VIetnam'• de!enoe mtn!IIA!r and maotermlnd of the landmork F1"llleh da!eat at Dt111 BY BOB HOEFUCH Bien Phu If years aao. Is ill Flllure o! the sewoge dii)IOIII next door Looa directing the III&Uit (1ft lhe Marine bl.atlort. system to be completed 1>1 the Glap launched hta bailie March 28 oontract date ond 11'!lnanotal PI'Obloma In tbe aplnot Dten Btlit Phu on March 13, 1954, llld Khe Sallh'a Puroblse or I POrtion of the Co. were Leatherneck• were braced ror lleli• Coul'lly the poootbtlltl the loog.antlcl- I~ toptco of dallberationo )>8tacl atllck apinot tbem llonda,)> lllaht by !ltddlClOft Q)un. would be8fD Wednesday because ctl, Couoon Prolfctent Jolm z.r. tbe Communlllto have • tradikle fOPOtted that lhe worlt on the tion of klcld111 oil campalpa on ..... dtiPOsai lyltem wtlliiOI IM!veraery dates. be eoonpioted by Mareb 28, lhe Tunnel Warfare conttact date. Ho slid thai It Khe - · western ancl>or of JUDO 1 tbe allied antl-lnvaalm line will probably be fachq: 70,000 Nol'lh vt_...se betore tbe system to eomplltld. It was polrted out there .PTOo troopa accordfD8 Ill Intelligence blbly wtll be no extension gro ed to tho llfowocy C<>nstri.ctfon Co., l'arker&burr, whkll Is the ALLS Mr. and Mrs, Byron Pieraol, HUand Church >iunda,)> I . SAIGON courthouse ln McArthur, accord- well as from those who have long resisted any set of enforceable regulatlons. Chairman John C. StenoJs, DMiss., or Ole senate Ethics Committee promised to haYe the longawaited report oo the deaks or the membera today. Debate begins Tuesday and Is expected to I " Inside Viet Cong Tunnels aucceeded in bers. The code of ethics waa c e rta.ln to tooch off arpmenta (rom the small group of senators whO want a strong set or rulea as . ,. ' By ~iety ' ,. ' Meigs Cmmty farmers a r e illvtted to attend a I e o d e r pig pro<Netion school at t h e program lor the nacal year beginnlr¥ July 1 involve• S!)fnding no more than $170 !!\Uilml Ql lhe money .outal~ the tiriiiid ~es, comPared with a $980 drain on doUar funds In the 1961 program. for Well Set He sold tbe United States now Carl Well, 70, or near Pomrlll1kl only filth among the industrtaltzed nation• o! lhe eroy, dled Saturday evening at IIOI>Communt&t world In tbe an Athens hospital. He 1B survived by a brother, P1'090rtion of tts gro" nattonal product used for o!!tc!al ald. Val, Pomeroy Raute 3, and a The program for next year number or nieces and nephews. represents two thirds or one per Funeral services will be held cent of the gross national at 2 p.m. Wadne~ at !!.'wing product, he said. Funeral !lOme where frhllldR Important Program• mey call at anytime. Bqrlal wtll Among the programs which be ln the Silver Ridge CelneRuik speci!lcilty monttoned as tory. imPOrtant were: -Authorizltion for the United Slllea to contribute $200 mUtton over a four year period for the .r _ .J Asian Devalopment Bank. 0 ~e - Pn~PQsals to devote nearly · WASHINGTON (IJPO- II•~ $800 miUlon next year to 11 dlrect utatlon scarred by ~~ BOblW proanms in agriculture." with Baker scandal and the <:eniUrtof Sjleetal emphasis on providing sen. Thoma& J. Dodd, ,p.conn., fenUizers, ~<~eeds and other an anxtous Senate toda,)' pta its ftrst look at a propooed code to govern the conduct orlt•mem- Dies on Sunday ' P~~o ~~!!..!:!.~~-.:__.::;___~---"""-'~~~~~~~~~~O~H~I~O~_ _ __:J~U~E~S~DA~Y~,!:."'~·;..' ~···~ a,.,.,. ' Ing to Councy Agent C. E. Blakeo. stopping the gold rush attack ' tee. The school will be held !rom 7,30 to ' 9,30 p.m. on Thurada,y on the U. S. dollar. Amerlca•s sh: gold pool part- evenings, March 14, 21, and 28. ners reaffir•ned 9Jnday their deJames Uttle, area extension termination with the United states agent, ·animal science. arrani'ed to malntain the price of gold at the school. Items to be covered inelude herd management, reed$35 an ounce. The action aimed at ending ing, inheritance, crossbreeding speculation in gold on the mon- and selection for Improvement. ey markets thathasexertedpressure on the OOUar and the devalued British pound. ABA !>TANDING> u the speculators had s u c- By United Press International ceeded in pushing up the price EM>T or gold on the money m a r k e t, W, L, Pet. GB this would have cut the value of Pittsburgh • • 5.1 23 .689 <I i)the dollar in fc, ~ign markets MtMesota., • , .U 23 .649 3 because $35 would buy less than lndlaoa, , .... 37 38 .493 141h ane ounce of gold. Therefore, it New Jerse.) ••• 33 40 .4:52 11 1f.! BY MARTHA HOL~NGEII would have taken more dollars Kentucky ••••• 30 41 .123 18'.1 Attendance .at Eden Sunday to buy the same amount of gold. ~hoot March 3 was 65. WE1>T The money markets were reRev. LlQl'd F.•Lnnc(y, returoed W, L, Pet. GB opening today alter tbe week· missionary from Africa, will lee.. end. The experts waited to see New orleans•• 44 27 .620 wrr. on ttls work and also show what effect the financier s• ac- Denver•••••• 41 30 .577 3 1' pictures or the African mission tion wOUld have on speculation. Dallas••••• , 40 30 .571 3 11 work Thursda.l' ~ March 21, The gold pool, to which t h e Houston. , ••• 28 4.5 .384 17 at Eden United Brethren Church. United States contributes more Anaheim. , , •• 23 19 .391 21 Everyone is welcome. than 50 per cent, maintains the Oakland. •• , , 22 48 .314 21 1h Eddie Bigley opent iiunday with !>lJNDAY'S llESULTS stahiltcy of gold at $35 an ounce Mr. and Mrs. Wlnnle Holsinger on the market. 1C the price rises, Indiana 113 New Orleans 105 and family. .., the pool buys. U tbe price drops, Houston 122 Oakland 94 Mr. and Mrs. Ervan Blake the pool sells. Either way the Pittsburgh 122 New Jersey 106 and lamtly, >t~rlJ1G!!eld, lfll1nl pool loses money on the trans- Dallas 112 Anaheim 110 the weekend with hi& father, Rev. action and the United States losOnll' games scheduled Elden Blake. , . es the most. SO tar this year MONAD'd;; GAMES Mr. and Mrs. Vtr!lilllols!nger the speculation has oo~t t h e Dallaa at Delver are announcing the birth or a United states a hall btllion dot. Oakland at Kentucky 6 lb. 14 oz. daughter, born !iln-Only game11 scheduled lara. <1!1)' a,t. st• •~?!!\I'.J),~!'!'il']j•. Paf" kersbl,lrg. Graowarents are Mr. Funt'!ral Services and Mrs. 1\iwain 'D.trst and Mr. and Mrs. Aln llolstnier, S<, Mrs. Reese, 79, ' ' Meigs Farmers are Invited to Meeting Senate Members T R , eVleW ., ' ' lht>oted To ..1le lnlf!rel" Of''l'lte ( bers. Mr. l ,I wlU lie I!Gundl,y monogOd." . lie sold MD, which ha• bOon U1e targel of corruption chlllll• in some lr$&8, "deal& proll()tly wtll1 lhe relattveb lew Installces in ,Which mla~es and shortcoOW.:i occur." The Foreign Relations C<lrnmUtee set aside procedural tulea ln order to Lllow full questioning or Ruak by memo- BASEL, Switzerland (IJPl) Banking experts said today they expect the next 48 hours to determine Whether Western Europe's financiers ' . '. the tntareat on the Ioiii for 1110 Pllfllhue of lhe oyatem, the vn. lap wtll haVI to lie)' odiONhlrpo Involved In tho bookkoopbw on lhe bonds luued. A part o! moneys oent now wW be pUoc:ed ill I ltnldrw lund llld wtll be . . piled 10 the princiPII payment. No )IIYIDIIIt Ia duo 011 lhe pr!a. eiPal for the Pllfllhase ot tho ayltlm llllltl the !lllh year, ever, In a """'rtaa move, c.,.,.n had G- read for IIIPl'OYI1 n! payuiem only billa Whlcb had been pre-..1 witb a !1111'chase order. C<lunoU said thai vt1lap r lattona roqutre thai a llU1'<haM order be aubmllled with IICb (CcnUnued on '"'" 8) ~ :• .._ ~ -·--;.··-··· . ... A: V. Howell Dies FI!Dent oor¥iCOI lor AJon1o and ro!lieoented hll ' COUill,y .. v. Honll, 85, Pomeroy. who the Couqdl o! Nad<mat De!enae died thlo -.a ill the Melp illrllll! WOrld War l Gonflral Hoapltal, will be held Frl41:r at 2 p.m. at the Ewlnl Chopol witb tile Rev. Glenn Hlleo allldadna. Burial will be In Gle Beoch Grove Celllltet7 !amt1Jr tot bealde hla late wife, ~«We CUrti• Hawaii, who died ill Ai>rll, 1867. He waa born Auauot27, 1872, ot JloWDin&IOil. tbe ,1011 or the lote Marcallus llld Sarah 1\foore llowell. He Wll .... - iD b)' two ..... CUrti• and Raymond, ill 1918. He lived ail Or hlo life to or n ea r FOmenv and was O<lleated ta C0111111011 schooll and at De Clmp lnlllllul8. lllr. llowell taoJl)\t IICbool for II JOII'I, hll lall IHIIIunont befDI to Wallbla&lca, i'enD!II'IYI· n!a. He -'ted on llx dl!rerent boata, the moot !amoua ol which were tile Kani'IIIUI and tile Ql- Cft;y. He odltod local - - · lor five Jllrl, tbe - · beiDI the Mldilleport RopubitCID IDd 1111 l'llma"oir ~. IIIII no --·ted- hod ...... ond adYirtllfltaln 51 cltleollld-• ill Oltlo and Weel Vlrlbda. IIIII Mr. Qowetl had a wide repu· tatlon l l I Civil War and rlhi-ID and leeiUred 011 Giese Bjeota at meellllfls of hllllllrl· oal or1811izatlona over tile IIIIo. He wrote ~Bl'OU ..,....,. per IIICI mopztne articles ad was a member of the Oblo mrtcal Soclet¥. tile arlo Aeldemy of lllatoey, the adO 11>111tute on Local l!ld State lllllor7, m.. li>e ado Folklore -ell', t h • Ohio C<lvered Bridge Ala., tile Nallonal Federation o! McGuffey &lcladea, the Sills and Diu· lllter• o! the Ctvtt War, the Soaa and lllughters of Ploaoer lllv- ermOII and na prellctent o1 the Pl..,..r and Hlo- Metp County mrtcal -0\Y for a lllmber or years. &arvt:vors laclude 1. daU&bter, Dr. E1ma MCIIlllal>t, ~ Dl· diana; one toller - Ralpb McKeo, I'Omerqy; I1IQ II'~· tors, Mrs. YcKIII&I¢ lloonr, llld Jllra. EIOIDDr M<Knlfllil Lalli, - or ) l d l ua, Ind., and live ............... lou!•• ~. Friend& lltl,)' eall at the fUneral home at qtlme. no YICOi)flllctent AdYartllflta 11afl. of tho Ohio Allll. for """"' • BOOSfERS TO MEET Booetaro He Wlllilvartlalni Cllllll&ll'o! 1111 Oblo State Fair ollring tho will maot tlda IVtnlafl at tho ldmllll- or Govonm 141'· ldfl)l -~ II 7:30 p.m. Pleno oro ~r. He waa Gle Metra for a Nlllllop aaio lllil· a tor Ia APril will llo made. All ~ mamber o!the arlo w... ~ Commllllloll b t q - - · ... Ul'flll) 411 lila. tilt 11rltl' aqd 10001111 -ld Wlfl The Eaatem Band � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 11, 1968 bogard reese weatherman well