https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6eaa0f7008510bedafd7675804154107.pdf 69fe42821c919092ecfd425f7fc17608 PDF Text Text •' ' - ' ) 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 �·····- ...... ,... ....... ,.......................r ............ ..... . ;r.;·r ; t -·~·-•>• •,'- -,.;:f.,-,. If'<,'- ·I , -,• l.l,,.OI, ' .'···:·:···: :: .. ,,.,,-;·· · ·· underelap, look I &Oini to start the I In ..... tul>loo. u Save • • • over 1he ham ~ \~ TV Ain' Go AD C hange Backers in eat Dru So So iety ' . PO 0 ' · W•. L. '. Pet. 7 I .?80 I 28 .8 7 . Utdt 110 Nell\ . k t 38 EL A v e pr ... .,., ".--J~ ••• ·' back .m A •.••••• ' • • • l'h . • ' • •11 hon. 1 1h, eigs Property 8 •.••••••• •14 p JUS 38 . 00 19 · 38 to Y omen's Friday ite Morch I 1968 . y u Igts with Rene 0 sfe 1.' .. -: '., i . . . '.. .. ' . " , •'-!. ,·.,•.\·:~ I" ' ';_:. ' -~ -- ~- '\'' ' ,,. , " .3- ' 't seem ·' ... .. ~ - 39 36 12. atch , I i' I I Slate A viol Voi e N r'eeman to e.s 1, Sale ., _._ r. .~lr ;,, ._. , ( .·,!,,;·_; ,·_-:;\ . ·,' . ,J 1 . ' !- , . •·· ,.c_.,il ~~RJ..i.tl l.f-1) .(),<l,.,i ,~· ,. ' . .. f . ,, . .:.:il· -~ ., · ;J.-·, ' '1.' ,.,!,' ,.1 h ,:·,·.1 .;1. ,I , . , • li_, , ' ,-p ; '• .,·,iwy 1; t Plu• 1.81 .E.T. •· . ' ,. .... 'o-Il t ' '. , ;I .... ,· ,· ···.u :•t ,. ' 11 .• '·l . \·~ ~ ·;,, I • 0 '. . ' ' ' u~a,_o.rt ' ..._ ' ... '' r •, '· �·····- ...... ,... ....... ,.......................r ............ ..... . ;r.;·r ; t -·~·-•>• •,'- -,.;:f.,-,. If'<,'- ·I , -,• l.l,,.OI, ' .'···:·:···: :: .. ,,.,,-;·· · ·· underelap, look I &Oini to start the I In ..... tul>loo. u Save • • • over 1he ham ~ \~ TV Ain' Go AD C hange Backers in eat Dru So So iety ' . PO 0 ' · W•. L. '. Pet. 7 I .?80 I 28 .8 7 . Utdt 110 Nell\ . k t 38 EL A v e pr ... .,., ".--J~ ••• ·' back .m A •.••••• ' • • • l'h . • ' • •11 hon. 1 1h, eigs Property 8 •.••••••• •14 p JUS 38 . 00 19 · 38 to Y omen's Friday ite Morch I 1968 . y u Igts with Rene 0 sfe 1.' .. -: '., i . . . '.. .. ' . " , •'-!. ,·.,•.\·:~ I" ' ';_:. ' -~ -- ~- '\'' ' ,,. , " .3- ' 't seem ·' ... .. ~ - 39 36 12. atch , I i' I I Slate A viol Voi e N r'eeman to e.s 1, Sale ., _._ r. .~lr ;,, ._. , ( .·,!,,;·_; ,·_-:;\ . ·,' . ,J 1 . ' !- , . •·· ,.c_.,il ~~RJ..i.tl l.f-1) .(),<l,.,i ,~· ,. ' . .. f . ,, . .:.:il· -~ ., · ;J.-·, ' '1.' ,.,!,' ,.1 h ,:·,·.1 .;1. ,I , . , • li_, , ' ,-p ; '• .,·,iwy 1; t Plu• 1.81 .E.T. •· . ' ,. .... 'o-Il t ' '. , ;I .... ,· ,· ···.u :•t ,. ' 11 .• '·l . \·~ ~ ·;,, I • 0 '. . ' ' ' u~a,_o.rt ' ..._ ' ... '' r •, '· �• ' • 1: ' ' .~ldn Pledges 0 ' • ' ' liY MAXINE · n. 1'1-EASIINT - Ferey ltl'· the ....k ollt-', the l"'lo lople ol ,III..Unl!"' at the moptbl1pleetlli& 01 clt,y·..,... *' - or . w., <II Moncloy ~~- . ' ' ' CmoU ·Ci.lto,' T, 11. 'Friar' and !llA1ert BlltchOr ol the Brlclao ~Iii-.,. COf1liDittee, - n d b~re councU with Caoto oerv. IDJ 1• file rlv"'' oeh daY<ltlz~ -;~~ • lllldlni''WIIIdl hlt mP tho .,.. that t!lt ~· !WI 1 " eratlooi o1 tho e1a1rt ear Iorey lm· G!>trtillon 10111 _ . . 1!1 be 111"!- ' CUI!> 1110 otatod the.<l""ffitl· leo 'hid contaetod the Illite .Ill· poiolblelnd·the eOmmlttee leoll v!dlna liOitler ittVIee ·,... W. jlllrjmoat "lit commeree ~ tile ~ ,-.,..,. 11 a111lolbUit1' tl\lii ..,. h~. - ..~ ~"~~'" · . . ·eo.or....•s ·om.; on.111e posit8!Dtrll!!ei tlinda could be made ~ ill~ tlie ·IIYc,to Put 'av,oillbfo to, '"'I".... the i.lalii I!OI1Ietl!lnil <!,lllilltliy ~ I ~tie the a8nlce back ·IIi op. ~ lmtbediatolJI.' ' . Slreol ~·. .· ·erat!OII, but h~ felt tho ehlllcei Caste- ihrli* olaled tJult he Caste ,oald tilt Psc .._.s die were slim tOr 'service to be re~· felt tlie POint T~ ~ Coyenior'a olllee hid CGII· had not ...., what It otatod It tactod lo alk the folol'l' lltnlee lurntd. Casto lllated ·he had on avo<! WOIIId at tho helrlna belcire the eoJ!1jllll)' what typo oervlco thiQ' lalormation thai '!50 truckers a Pllblte servtee eominloolonwhen lllpe<loil10 provlclo tor lila 11811 cloy ware ready lild ..UUng to icl~10hotllidii~ lee whleil we plolnly do not han under tho present oetup. Casto stated tlio C01111111ttoe had contacted tile Slate Road Commlss!OII to take lmmedia~ ferry oervlce traneh!oe, Caste oald he hid tried repoateciJ¥ to got 111 touch with the held o1 the !'Oint Towing eompaey, but hia calls had avne action on the .Main Street terry unanawered. The commlttee felt New Food Formula Holds Promise food, mode from com, soyproQicts and dry mlik (CSII), produced a new food formula has alreodjo beeome u tmPon,. whleh oalelals hoPe may halp ant element in the over1111 lift the SPecter of malnutrition food aid program. More than !rom mUllon& ol stunted c~ 400 mUUon .Pounds ot CSM l'lave dren in the world's devel(c)lng been stupped to more than 100 countrte' lbroad, ofticlals eatt-: countries. The new food SUPPlement. mate. Aid llaveloplng Notions latest in a series of formula Offielals who helped dovalop proW<:ts dealined tu add ehtel> the new wheat-based formula Protein to the diets ot hqry hoPe that eventually It could be people, ls based on a hlghi)~ tein wheat fiour recovered !rom proclieed locally on a large scale in many hungry . regions cheap milling b,yproducts. using home grown wheats. still in the PPerbnental Stage at this point, the product has techniques for producb)i the been labeled "Blended Food food are "within the economic Agriculture Department otoeloProWct - Formula No. 3." A and technological"'. capabilities ot al& had oo estimates of the coat the develaping cowttrtes," ~ test batch of 1,200 ,Pounds hu of the oew food r.rmulo- wbeu boon sh@ed to 19 develoPing eials said. and U It goes Into large seale The new "Formula No.. 3" countries for tast~testlng maiiP ly lfith preschool children. U: was devaloped by tile Agricul- production. But it was el!pectod to coat the tests are successful, the ture Department's research far leSB than otller hfih protein new fetrmula is e~pected to b&- service ln cooperatloa. with the come a standard Itmn for cb- milling Industry and tile Agency fooda sueh as nonfat dry milk. natlon tllrough the governmeat's lor International llavelopmont. The CSM food formula already It containS about 75 per coat in wide use colt& only about food for peace program. one-third as much as mnfat A similar blended p r o t e i n wheat Procllets. 23 per cent fatted soy tlour, and 2 per cent milk powder. • vitamin and mineral BuPPI&o WASIINGTON (UPl) - Go., teamwork bas lli'l ,llld Ml'o. A visit to a shutin, Mrs. Helen Lewis, toHowed a Bible 11tu<V session of GroUP m of the W~ men's Association of the Middleoo• . inn United Presbyterian Ch Monde,y.· .' lting Mrs. UW!s who Ia rec..,erating from a hiP fracture were Mrs. J. E. Harley, Mrs. R. . H. . J~1erman, Miss Margaret sauer, Mrs. Marcus Chambers. Mrs. Jess 9toemaker, and Miss MUdred BeeS<ln. The group met ln the pastor• a .study at . the church for the Bible stuczy. Mrs. Harley, chaWman. opened with prayer aod cleo votions taken from D COrinthians were given by Miss Sauer who talked on consecration to God. The Bible study was on the last chaPter of Philippians and prq. er in a friendshiP circle co~ eluded tlie meEting. Slumber Party Held Upon 14th Birthday A SlUJTiber party was held 1n observance of the 14th birthday anniversary of JUI Harris, dau-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Harris, Middleport. Gilts were presented to Jlll. Guests were Patty Harris, J.lel,. anle Hackett, S!errle King, Teresa and Ruby Nteinsky. Mary Bradbury, Joyce Kerns, Brenda Woods, Karen Price, and Bronwyn Dailey. Tenth Birthday Is Celebrated Investigate Four Accidents Orders are Signed for 1\faSQ)l Co~rt,, .... " . .. ' !"''"!!' Pr. PLEASANT Several orders have been atped by the court and -red In tile ol!lco ol the Clreult Clerk. Two ordel'l erantlna: cllvorces were slgnld: Maryanoe Blaeloo hurst Gorrell was grantod a clio vorco from Robert Carlton Go"' reU and her nome ollllaekhurat restored. · Gloria G, Nibert Wll grantod a divoree !rom Dalloo William Nibert and ohe Wll owatded care and cuatody ol their 1n1ont c~ dron. Dhvrcaa ~etlon diamlued were: VIrginia 1.yM Cole vs. Hollta H. Colt, Judltli Am Mo.,. ria vs. Ro1aDd Edward Morris, Arawana Luey Antho!V' n. ~ ort l-Ie AnthoQY, l'olriela L. Byus vs. Vlqll A. lb'uo, In the elvll action atyled Gil" nett l.oui18 Plc:kel'l& v1. O!.arles Wllltam Pic~• the plalntll[wao grantod JudipDent qatn&t the ..... lendant In the sum ol $7,0110. The court aantenced ~hen Ray Huddiolton, GeUUIOiia Ferry, to tllo •toto ponllollllal')' C.r ono to 10 years on o KJ'and larceny charge. PLEASANT VAUEY HOSPrrAL ADMITTED: Warren Dawee•e, Leoni Wand& Hall. pt. Pltatllt; Desiree K. Plke, PomtfOYi Caro4'n Erwin, P~ Pl..-; Mr•. In February 'Pr. PLEASAifr ".1 "oiJ,e.., · tlvlty r'IIOI't or tliO cit!' police diPortiDeot .. ··~ttld by Chlel or PoUeo Jack 17111 wu rood at cit!' eouncU Monday nlsllt ShoWing tllO dfl)artment inVIIUo &ated 4 trallle aceldento U1at tile ~ ol February lnd ..,. rested 2 drlveralovolved;iaiued 2~ Pll'klni ticket&; made 14 rood lJW, &rruto and 14 other ml&demlllm' arreat&i eerved four juatlce of .Peace warriDtl and traYeled 1,0112 mUes 111 tlie llnool~. BARBS By PHIL 'PASTORET ' In!' . In' doem!Ol ....,_ n.. ,., Ill> north lnd ~ Oil Sblh Sli'eet whtc!l ttatltc. 1 • ol _ ,. .,. ilr,.. ..a, woo halted by fog and r.r t h e 11811 few moatho tlila area Ia ,pllllled by tog at niRht 110 &tops must be taken lor the oervlee to eontlnut i>n sueh foggy nlsllts. CAl-L RECEIVED Aetlng Mayor Bill Wellman ' " WHY DO .IT . PHONE ONE .DKY SHIRT SERVICE You get our usulll fine servloo .and finishing. ·• •• 1 her ·Buras • Color Celller COwtcU members were reminded by Wellman or the pub- Robinson's deaners Ue heoring on Mareh 20111 at the courthouse beginning at 1:30 p. m. on the ne_w bridge location and 216 E. 2nd " ·' ... • . know , itt . . t!';*'~W:hu:!.~~r/: Baptist Yoyth Leader is 0 . ' John. · . .you··· ~~eps ~an··'ffia· go·! ' Film • s Sho ' wn ,. Worship Servlc'e Speaker TWO So.r0r1'ty " ' .,... You can put confidence in your , Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. l'le ''cares. And he backs this up with expert knbwledge on pr6p_ er car Cllrti. He is thprough, ~ accurate. conscientious, reliable . . ,;. ' -you can count on it. . "· ' Your Ashland Oil Dei!ler offers·.· ·' ' you' s'uperior products, .too.-:- like .· .. ,'" .. ' Valvoline Motor Oil and 'Ashland ',. :: Vitalized Gasoline. "· . S9 drive iQ and ·see your Good " ;, Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. All the "little extras" in his service ., ., put "extra go" in your. carl . '' ··r ~. ·~ .I . / his oeeretory. Sbe ume lo work for uo In that condition. • • • Concert Net Pro}its of $1._262 ~ ASHLAND OIL I REFIIIII COIP.I1 . 0 r .• ..... ,,/ A110ther nicelhing about newopaper1: You don~ hoot to Usten to the commerclall unlru the guy tint to uou on lhe bus iip-readl the ads. 0 .... ' • ·, :; . ,, ("" . 1<,~~ • ."R' ,: ' • ;· ,.; '!""" oneanllm !7llrownle Tniol> 37, ~ oelectlons b,y Instrumental otu~ · NDi;nsoliHOOD' I, Four Rl.. era Council o1 the Girl 'Scouts ol Amortca, ti 9:30 a.m, at Q>: lumbuo and Southern Ohio El• . trio Co. Ofnce. WS/11> at Eotol\>rloo E.V.B. Chureh ot tht holne C( IIi's. T..._.. Bento;Wllltam Freekor,l>rogrom leader. .POMEJU)Y IJONS Club, regutar dinner meeting at 6:30 p..m., Gr10e ~llcopol Porlllh Houae. MEIGS COUNTY !Ul>ubllean Woman's Club, 7:30 p.m., Ohio Power Co. olrlee In Pomeroy, WEDNESDAY SLIDES OF Holy Land will be shown at 7:30 p.m. at st l'oul'a Lutheron Clwrch. FEENEY-BENNETT l'oot 128 American Legton, at 7:30p.m: at the hall. POMEROY CHAPTER 80 Roy. a1 Arch Masona. stated cO.:\'OOa. lion, 7, 30 p.m. All eompanlona to -nd. WHrrE ROSE LOilGE No. 291 ot 1•30 p Mlddi 1Hall• .m., aport eglon L•ENTEN SERVICES at t h e Trinity United Chureh o1 Chrlot, 7·30 p.m. wedneldiY. ~lal • led til muole wlli be presen bJ e 7outh eholr under the direction ol Mrs. M~~":r CHOm PRACTICE at 1 h 1 Trinity United Chur<h o1 Chriot, i4r,, Bowling. Party -.. -·· •.. 0 Girl S'.· ·" t~,Q ,.,, · . ~ f.omeroy./. , i:~, . ~u . ~i:'liPU~iJY . ~ Personal N~te$i o· L;se·rv.e..l ..~·.· t·, Chnr . ~C , u a, "" The Bey. and 'Mr.. Brian Ea~r=~~:=~=-.::;:;:~:x:=~:::~:=:~=~>!·:·::~~:::::~::;:~~~ , MASON- 'lltHiaiMlli Mstb. ael' ~1ft ~ odiot Y!)Uth Feiiowl!l~ li!ldor th~ for. 11\f rurler~ oorvtC:oo 01 Mri. ltidoi:~ ol·the ·Rever!"'' IJsw. Esw..•s·llfl!ldmother, ·. , . ell KoiiiOJ' and l)l'tol,de111, Chldo . Mr. •"'I Mrs. fhllln• encl. FosleiOII& made plano'!> ·11'! ·ion, SCott o1 lt!t. 'AJto, ·W. bowling lor tlielr Moreb meet- Wtl\'e TburaW l\le&ta of her lng and tll have a potluek lllti. parent., Mr. and Nrs, Herbert nor loUow!ng tile Bowllnlse•· DIXon. tloo. '11>1 .exAel ljme Bob Grue"!'r, Ul<dent GliJ>o will be ,_eed later. villa state Coll'!Jie• Glenvllte, W, 'llte Youth Felloweh4> 11 8 0 Va., spent the week~ here wltll cloelcloclto have Holy Weokbreak- his paNnlt, IIi'. and. Mro. Karl raat atorling 011 AprU 7 with .GrueNr. . breakfoat and ~· tbroogh Mr .Er H '1. 1111 tile week, All youth are Invited ~·to ::\.;..:~~tor to - · lng relatlvos ·In Gai'ilornlo. ReVerend Keeney announeed Wookend· gueata o! Mr and that the Methodist Y!)Uth Fellow- Mrs. Chlciea Grueoerwer;thelr ship subdistrlet meeting will be eon and do...,..r-ID-law, Mr. and held on Monda.!', . Mareh 18, at Mrs. Eddie Grueser, aod dou&hBeech Hill Method! II Church. ier, Alny, oi Columbuo. The meeUng will start at 7:30. Mrs. Adolph Grueaer le at tlie '11toae wanting to go are askod home ol her daughter, Mrs. WO.. to b at the eh h t 6 30 Clovelallc! dlloJM ;~.: ~lrl~ pt Pl.EASANT. ~--..:. .... ,.;j ..:...... , - - .wao -er •..,.....": ..... aechooci. !W>o 1 '· '":··~ ••-: "F:r ....... ' mo · oolan 0 ·~"'" .' h.':::':'h ••r .1(,:-.)lllth!>nr· · ''~" ~··~e '"1'!. wr•! - ~ "'. •~ . un:rmed, ,... t:o ol IJtimjt · 101 " . ' " · • - - •~ Tuudly1 the !Iorch bul!nlll, ~~.~~-New Cbrlotll!ll: aoclal meidng ol tile -·1111 ._, worecloniiOil ela11 wW 1!0' held ot VIO cliui'<b to til• chureh lilr llr. and Mrl{ . at 7:30p.m. Wodneaday e...WW, J. A. FerreU recontly and are the prQer andBlblo.ltullvfii'Oill• now cl~ed 111 tlio chureh. 'A. will meet II 7:30 p,ift. lnd choir goldeo crooo "'PI the ~ · pr~<tlee wUI !Gilow; 'TburiMiay ol the Chrlltlon !lag lnd·IIIOae:IO morning's to o'eloek Bll:Ae otu<IY "'P;.the:~~ Oqota!L ed hour will cantor In the •tud¥ v, or ea 1'11111........, ' cblptors: Matthow 11, 11 and 12; that the 59thMddingonnlverl&l')'_ Senior is :'o.otooervod Sunde,y by hio per. G' I A uvc&er tr ore ~olin Helabt&Girl •-mout..,~• ...~-... ~ "'""" ~.:;.:•r:.:!:t~:.: l-ETART, W, VA.- Kathy Mrs. x.thoryn TOWilOI'Io ·Mrv. ..l~ Pllal 1-. Kaylor, a Wahomo H Ia b ing 11 • llll&hborhood chalrmlt> .. and Jell Jonoa of Colum- Sehool IOitlor, has been nam- aod Mrs, Beverly Cottrth and , bus were weekend guesto oltilelr ed 1968 Bect;r croekor nome. ~s.mi)Wy .w n.-be ore1""1"' gran<t>arents, Mr. and Mrs. E. maker ol TomonOw lor Wohom -mom rs. J. !1111. ma, Kathy wae 10 honond be- . .- - - - - - - - · Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley has cauae llhe llnl- llrll In a ' returned 10 Cherry Point, N. c. written knowledge end attlllldo For All Your alter spending 15 de,ys here with oxamlnatlon for Senior Blrls. Florel Need• his parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarKatlty'a aehlevament has made Cell U.For old WUUam Lemley, His wUe, her eUBlble lor Slate and N&tllo lormer Allee Darst, r&o tiona! acholarshlp awards and Quick Efficient mained ln Middleport wtth... her allo has earned her a specially Servia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth dellpod aUver charm I rom Parst. General MIUa, Jll(llsor ol the Betty Crooker IOII'eh for t h e Ameriean Homemakero!TomorSISfER PIES row program. Ste Ia the dau&h· "'Mrcldi. and Mrs. Con Young ol tor ol Mr. and Mrs, Elroy KayRl-1 th e&!Ort Satu have received wo1'11 lor o1 Letart, W, Va. 01 1 e nlay death ol his ' "' tor, Mrs. Helen Fielding oiNew Castle, Pa. ~ !~ ln~~t ~ "' ~~· ~ ~~~ t,_ ...:._ va: ....., -:"'' it ~~~ ,~ ~OUII ~it.::.: f.l'londlb!l> ..,.. v1: ~e ~~;...ust~~: trict Youth Fellowsh~ will meet Mareh 31 at 3 p.m. , 1 1 h e Trinity Methodist Chureh In Pnlnt Pleasant. Approximately 18 young people attended t h e &~nde,y evening meeting. 011 Legion Post WiN Observe Birthday Foeney·Bemett Post 128, Americ an Legion. wUl observe the 49th blrtllde,y 01tile Legion, at a 90Uu<k I~Wer planned r.r 5:30 p.m. Sunde,y night at tile halL Invited to the dinner are l&o gionnalres and their tamWeaond auxUiary members and tlleir famUies. The mea4 butter, bread aod de88erl will be provided and those attendill!l are oaked to take . a covered dlah. Wahama Be ...___,_ ttY = Mft. New churctt and Sunda,y school · 7:15p.m. CommiDityCholrprae- oUlcera were elected at the r• tlee at 8 p.m. for tile cantata, "'lbe crucillxlon" to be pre- eent eongcegatlnnal meellng of sentod 011 Good Frlclll'. l'ersona the Harrisonville Presbyterian Churc:h. Hie! t' reoch was eleetod to a three year term aa elder and lice. :;':::: .:,~ ~: ::. M:N::;.~~~!.of~:: Frances YOung Was DllD'Iedehurch cloy at tlie Church. ------- '' DUDlEY'S New Officers are Elected El-EANOR cmci-E of Heath Refreshments. Methodist Chureh, 7:30 p.m. at tile chureh. FRIDAY TRI-COVNTY Citizens' Band WOMEN'S BASKETBAl-L, "' lliidiiH:I~lko~'l'hlii'....- Pollland""'"'*"lllar, · 7:~m . cloy, 7:30 'to IO:ilo p.m. at 1h e at the l'orUind auditorium: !bte-a-Wey Rink on Cheater SQUARE DANCE, 9 p.m., Bed· Road. Poor prizes and coho lord Youth Center, sponsored by walks. 'llte aUalr Ia open to club Darwin Motorcycle Club. -·-•c.., ·-• "elr friends ST. PATRICK'S Day danee n~·~ ~N "' ' BRAPBURY PTA. 7·30 PnmeroyJunlorl!lihSchoo!Aud-' 'llturedoyattlielll'.....;,;sJ.,;,I. ltorlum 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, spon. Film, "Born 111 Freedom" will aored by Twin City Strine Club. be ahown Third ode r 0 0 m Music lor dan<illll by the'"Fivo · gr saints.'' Tables avallabJe. motllei'S Will serve >efrollhMRS. MABEl- WOl-FE host& monts. • Third Frlde,y Club at 7:30 9om. THURSDAY MIDDl-EPORT Al-UMNI AIID. at 7:30 p.m. ot the homo ol Rob MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Ebor B.ver, preoldent, 125 Feirlane Lewis ot Lebonan Is here with Prlve. All 1968 olllcers • • d her mother. Mrs. Estella Waloo me-• ol the executive eom. burn who remains Ill at her m1ttoo lnd lnlerellled MilS home. ,.......toalavltod. PIULATIIEA SOCIETY, M I d· diepor( Chureil of Cbrlat, 7:30 p. m. at tho ehureh. XI GAMMA MV ChOPior, Bela Sllma Pb1 Sororltl' 8 p.m., Co· IIUilbus llfld Soutbero ado Elee· trio eo. aoclal room. MEIGs ' COUNTY Young llomocrlt Club R•ldq •'Meet the leal evlllit. Wa· ore oil. ll'atoltd · ~ Nllhl." 7:30 p.m. at to tho tldlanapollo ~ Or· · I'OtlltiW' El.tllleniary School. <iloatro, nat Cllll,y tor iltelr - lla)oe ~IIi, prooldanl at the touched on ra<lal and sexual ten· ui ..... hlp alon nomen Ohio ;B-at Youth Fe11ows , s, war and deotli. He aaked . wao featured !l[)llker during tile the 011eot1on: "Whatldndolmean-hlP. servlee olthe ~ f· ~~~ chur<hMY 1 Till lllmo, 'l:NIJ ~... ~~~~ ' ~it-'ll!aptut C~areh ~ '~tlf'~ ·- s 1 ' • stre81lni Old" aod "Till Power Wkhin" . motnJng. ' the role Chrlotlans muat ploy In . · ~ Don Hosel, a student at ~1011 thlolllrtle.torn world, tile spookwero llho1lll ·~. "::. s University, wao aceompanled to or eltod tlie Stoey o1 the Good Chflllor ol ......,. HaW1 l'omeroy by two other oludanls, Samaritan II !ollld In Ulke 10 Sorority "'.' 111 the Pomeroy ~-~ -· I IIDI-·.,.0 ...... to foilow. . hoolllbr -•orll Harrla and D• ~·uee~N· ~:twolllm ll')';.vlded the mon, botholwhomUalllledwltli He oomm- on the boslc Col lndo, P lilrOhlo tlie aervtce. trustrat!OIIs ol mo•t yo~ men umbul SoMhern 'llto aervlee opened with the ao 10 their 1'llturo lnd raised Eleettic CO.~ ~ei'elhowa~ICI, orpn prelude, "Miserer,,•· by the queatlon •• to wbO haa the ing ollrlelbul~llllellkm. n.r. V~ playod by Mra. J. H, authority to Bl... the order to inl • cooc1ulfiD!J aoclal Hour ,... Slopbenoon. 'llte coU to worship like o lUe In a combat altualrl&hlneotl' :of•'1' served by .the . wao glvon by Stuman; a aradll· lion. r hoiiiOIIS, ~en imlth o!,1dllll>- ate ~ at Deollaon, and M!JI Hooel Will ,..PreiOitl tlie 11o1o nlco Hollmon, 10 Elleoa lluck, . Barrio • freshman there, rood o!' Ohio ao a dolegato to tile liiP1-uelllo S!iOO~·- lloxflll the ..till World Youth conrer•ee to W!Jwott. .Fr;Dc~o lloblrto, Got. , Topic o1 Haoel•s tolkwas"The be hold hi Berae, Switzerland dio Storf, J,.. lAo, EIIJIII.ouks, Role ol the Church aod 0 u r In July' 19M. Noswa -~ lnd Edno l'rlc:e. Modem Soclel;)' ." !He commioalo ·.-.,. . ' ' •·· • ~~~:p~ it~;~. P'tprogrAI~~n p.: , '' § Events · ~:; ¢,::":; IIJI:·'" YEARS · OF EXPERIENCE IN INTIIRIOR AND ·EXTERIOR PAINTING, ROOF IIEPAIR-' SIUNGLES AND£TC. . . ·r Youth Group ~ Coming ~l '· , ( ·' ~, . ; , , i'l ,Pial:ffiing or if:~~:::::.:·:-:-:-:-::::;::·:-:·:·~=·=:=:=:::~=:~======~~==::::=~~:~ ~ A ~~,Um~ID , . . . , "":"vill'lre&. c ... ...,., •. toie· TIJESDAY · 111 .,., , OIUO ET~ PHICJIAPTJ!RI!Itl vl•lon Pi*~ IJIOJL'.O•ed by tile Sllma Phi Sororl4', 11\'Cial room, Churo~ \llf,'!:bn•,4 ,~· •receot 7:30 p.m. at c&SOE, loJiowod ~.~~,:: ~f I Sarah Coventry jewell'l' ol ~'-', ........, .o.PrtJ &mtil, hOatou. ~··•-" · Sandy Johnson Elected by YF J! I ,, trea!furer -.nd financial aecretary. Virgil Atkins, retained as clerk oC sesslon. presented mJn.. i utes of the 1967 congregational meeting. J Sunday school otficers elected were Mn. Norma !Ale, ~rfn. tendent; :Mrs. Vlrgil AtkinS, as- r- sistant SuPerintendent; Mrs, Robert Jewell, soeretag and tr... surer; Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Olevia Cottrill, and Mrs. Hlel French. pianistsi Mike Epple, song leader; and Linda Cotterill, new youth Suru!IY <Jehoolteaoller, · · .. Arun11l reports ol tho chureh were read during the meeting pre&lded over by the Rev. Howard rJ The pump that takes ~moderator. r------------; I N.ti.ME 1 I 1 BBANJ) I I I I SHO~S I- I I I I , ;S SHOES ". F Middlilport, f' : you hopplly off in fresh lowered, tlraight- i I . F O R THE ENTlREI I._ ____________ o'l. .· A!lli-Y ..,t 1 The ' directions; 1tarting from its light, II SPRING AND EASTER 0 o. I angled hHiand flowing gracefully along to the big, 1quared bow at the toe. 1'· OVATION $18 BEN FRAN Of Poin1 I'Jeasanl THE HOllE OF QUAI.ITY IIIEIICHANIJISE FOk OVER 60 YEARS ' I ' Oioll11 f!{,preHntlni thlo - ' lit eoneert. but ol., tor the honor tl!e,y to the ..Ure oreo bi elactlng 10 open tllelt 1188 .,.....,t 0 _; ~ . .,.. ; ~ ..:.h~/· ~7,'.,· ,., ';''· • '': I ' ' , About tbil time of year, .. lpl'fnl tour h:ete. •• >• I many of us are convinced wont allo to ,ctow• heed. A. and for the .; }:,' .. 1~ :··. . ~ I } • ol!r :,, .. ~~~ Get ~',_I ' · .1 . BeaM r. I .. rr , ... of lilllir state •· ") ~onflloe The boos can't Tho lOth blrtlldiY IIMiveraacy Mrs. Frank llolcoml>, pt. Pie. ol Becky Roush, daughter of Mr, Santi Vossle Henry, Pt. Pl• utd Mrs. Albert Roush, was ol> Santi Mrs. Roy Brinker, Muoo; !IIEirved Sunda.Y afternoon with a Barbara 1-oJW, GaU!poUo Ferry; lhat the IRS spells the first Melvin Johnson, P~ Pl011111t; word Its title with an "f" parcy. as the third leiter. Garland Oldaker, Pt. Pltuanti Cake and Ice cream were serv• • 0 ed to the guests. Candy and gum Henry Roney, New Haven; Allan No, Gwendolyn, "travel· were given as favors. Guests Hanning. Hendenon. mu abrocu:r:u doean't mean DISCHARGED: Mrs. Jamea were Ju<b' and Ilck Owen., Jeft' taking your , girl friend Clllll1ingham and dau&hter; Jam eo Dl.n4 Bruce Fisher, John Vrowtth you. 1 lftlflt Kenny Roush, and 9terrie Crlddoek, Mrs. Ora Edingtoo, "· </ "I , Roush. Monda,Y Bec:lcy served Clinton Hickman. Alicia Rldonour. Mra. Marpret Gardner, Ancient Chriatiano ol EgYPt cookies to her fourth grade class In observance of her birthday. Donald Mlller, John MUler, Ron- burned butter in their lam:r. al~ Black, Allte Keifer, Mrs,IJo. iltlltead of oll, according to • first edition of the Encyclo· vld Machlr end son. aodia Britannica, publlohed Dailey, Tarbett BIRTHS: Mr. and Mr., Edward n 1788. Parker, Pomeroy, a son; Mr. aod Mro. Chari" Erwin, Pt. Promotions Pleuant, a daughter, NEW HAVEN - 'two Vanaclum emplO)'ees, H. A. lloalley ASK TO WED of MlddleP>rt, and R. W, TorPT. PLEASANT - Martin. bett ol Hender8011, W, VL, wore l-eon Hall, ·3t, N"' Ha.... and : 'JD'lll!lOied to ~allotont toromea Nol'llill 1M J\DOCh, 3'/1 New a.. Maroh 5, veo, hove Jllldo llifllpllcillollfor a lllortllljjl Ucen11 lJi lilt olflce ' Cl!lllotnia cl>litalns more il!lllopal ' foreotl i lban any : ' ,...., Mili• · chlnllJil M a I n Mr&. C&ro1yn Miller, HanderiOn; <Jt tlio'. . . <lti:lw lll!l&laa J~h'''. ' 1011 thl, w..)t, lloulld..r.btn ear<ls were Olped sr!."::::o:: encl :"!'all ,1\f,.,-, liid llr•· c;on lor Mrs. .l\ll)alld& ~·- and Vo•·~;~ ~lallh> l!>o. l!lliobeth CemPbeJii when .eoeh ~· over Chlnnal 13. vlltt;!if~. ·~~ I'~'Joc~ the pall,ohlela ol MagnOlia Tom- Mr. CeeU Todd Ji tbe ""'""' 1 9lilit& ot. Go!>oral Hoe- pie, l')1lllon Sllllers, mot 'lltUr... lllring tile meetlna ~onductod cill' nlllht at the horne o1 M r 1, , by l!>o, Grai:ti Haw!IQ', 1 ,flO glial; ; '. • , llloa· ·lllailio li:nOW.U. Dale &ntth. · J contrll!utlon waa mode to the our iii '' it '.!lj. ::;~~~ ·110~ Mra. Ethal Stowart.i>reoldedol-u heart fund drive. "True Gr.., ror~i!Nra., ,, \'a;, "'ant,~ the meotinl whleb opened w It b neu" was the doVOtinnal themo wNktnd boro.illth<hor PU'!OIIft. Pl'llflr front tile program bQIIk, used br. llro. 1!uth Kam L, II. llr:,~ '~":.~~;.~""''•~' Vartoul ciOnotloris wero blodt Wile!' gave til~ , e~ prQ~, ~P ~!!" ..., dlli1ng the.. meelli>g and a ehlllllo and rnllbw• on Woohjnltollwere ~; A,&.; oi~llj'Olia F.,.. 111 holloll errongomenl• "'r jhe glvan by Mrs. Klrr aod IIi'&. $llldoy Mlt1' at ,hli meetlni• ... made. A.Uocullllloa llett,y Cllno; p~..,UJ llr. lnd IIi'a, Chillier wa• held.., temple to salons and Th.e RaY. Raulllo Moyer wall ~\ ~ ~ ~... -.\:v. . ' attenduce, iDd member• were gue~ at lhl ,meeting.. Relrelb; llr,:~tlri!·. CJII#,IIItoalno alkedW 'bo,lll't,..tforthe- montowereoeryodbyMro.Cotl>: .aor t~ ~~ nil!lt from meeting; . trine El'flln. Mrs. Cline end 11 c,;.oflit l9ttldlnl . 1t ~as announced that the .ljlril Mrs, Korr, Mrs, Clydo Alienaa wfit·'thero corq !Or tl)e !DeetiDi will be wltli Mro. Ml· wortlleonclleted 111ffie&. cbll=. !!It-,. and Mrs. Dloo 'lJOilllsrbs _end tl)at MrL Smith '!ld , , , • llro. M>thOIIl' flew willprevtd8 the .(irlze. 10 ll'!!,!.,ar~ llhe Joloed her Gatnea wore plaYed with prlz· bu•:~ lo not and tee:...., 01 being - by Mto. Margarol lion . ve 1roD1 duty In V~ seldanoble, Mro. Ksil Gnteaer, Mr. and Mra, Dale Roulh aild lind ilrL CUelder. Mro. Henry dau&htor, Sborrl ol st. Albans, Reibel ...., tile door prize. An· W. Vo., aod llr, and Mrs. l-arry pi lood eoke and lee eroam New ol!l<eroworeoleetodwhen Jl~era of Columbus werewe;eho · were served by Mrs. the lOdcDeport Method1at Youth «1d olaMr' lind M••· A\. imlth and Mrs. Law- Fellowship met Sunday night at bert ullaan llmlljl, ronco !:.onnlng to tho11 nom- Heath Churth, · Cormle Cooke ha• returned to ed above and Miss Thalm.. Grue. Tbe,y were San<t< Johnaon,proWaat Virglall Unlvoralcy atllol>oo aer, Mrs. Nettle llaleo,andMro. s!dont; llhonda l!ysall, vleepr&o pntown, W, Va., alter IJ'IIIdiiW Winona Cook. &!dent; lnd &Yivia SWanson, tr... I woek hero wltll hor motller, suror. Plans wore mado !Gr 1 Mrs. J11111 Cookt, MidcllfiiOrt, bake aa1e to be held on !Iorch ::.o~•lltherv ' Kenneth Cooke, IIEETING CHANGEP 23 at Roblooon'a lll'l' Cleonoro llf·" ' .,, . , The Ohio Eto Phi Chll'ter ol from 9:30 a.m. untU ...,., Roaloo llra; •~'Fuks and MICkey Ball SliPt!A !'Iii Sorority will dents wilhlng to donate biked and Hlllllile, '~d . lir, aod its. meet Wedottido7 night at tho aood• to tile oale are asked 10 Jamoe Fultz o1 Colwnl>la ,..... Columllila end Soethern Ohio eltlier toko them 10 Roblnaono or wooklnd IUOitl of Mr, and Mrs. Electric Co. inlltead C( TueldiY teiiP- 99W324. 8orold l-ong and the John Fultz nlgltt sa prevlouoi1 announced. A 111m on John Wooley was ltmliy The meeting will besln at 7:30 • Bhown b,y fifo Rev. Max n>nlhue. IIi' 'and Me Gao ..... and will be folloWed by a jewel.. The MYF bonodietlon eoneluclod ' ' &. rp ~· ~ litent the weekend In Coo ry Part;y. the meeting. lumbua with their -lnolaw aod •' llombera ol tliO ·<l'llartment In ldditlon to !')'loa are Patrol. man WeaiiQ' ~t, Earl lifo. Carey, Kennetll l-ove, K Mellonlal and Raoeal Jividen. ' ' d. Rob.in ' Roun ' ' · C dr,J , . S Sinned· ., !;I " ' By P'ast CL""~s """'' o(~ r•ro r., Bible Study Held by Group " . "meaaures m ferry servtee such aa radar Bhould be taken because Iaiii Saturda,y nlsllt the aervlee · mont. The whoat portion IDo eludes o protein eoneontroto proceBBed from mW!ng byproclo ucti whleh are ordlnarll,y led to Jiveltock. reeelved a call dJring the ses.. 'llto proeeos lor recovOl'ltli olon at COIIIleU from John ~­ 'protein concentrate from the ling, Gallipolis, counsel tor the mlllillg byproduct• woo dovelop- !'Oint Towing company, stating ed at the Agrlculturo llopart- tbet he (Epling) had heard ol ment's Western Ut111utlon La- the eomplaints at the councll boretory at Albae,y, Calli, meeting and demanded that he Olllolala eeUmate tllat aa hove equal time with the dlsasmuch 11 1 milllon ton• of coDo ter committee, apparently to excentrlte or more could be r~ plain the company's side or the covered amually from the $ story. mUUon tons ol mUI!ni b)1)roclo A meeUng was set for 1 p, m. ucts produced in the United today in the council chambers States. with ~ling. · • - 1 30 cill'~ and what ~ t<IIIPmeot Ult the ferry sei'VIce 1f • n d di.d theil antl<lpalo and the OlDie wh., It became acieQiato, but 'I!OotlOII Wlf neeellll')' tor the thaw truckers would not waSt 11811 120 cloT• ' oervi<e .0 t h t lorover for oervtce before IIIey publle -'d !mow what to ex. -'d reroute permanently. peet 111td bow thiQ' mull croll II was pointed. out by oevenl ' that lj!parenlly some oalety Olt the Farm Front ernme~IIKklstry ""' ""' .. MOiith/y Su'm t.o Church c;r~~;9de , :s1 lbiilti'' 0 spokeaman to discu88 work -by tho committee try. log to get adecpato lorry oerv- 'tlie coffiiJID1 wao ll'antod t h e ~~:; '' ... ·- ,~ f ,'1{/ •t·>"".o; ./1 • .'•, ' ,,, .·, We have some great plans for you. Six aucceuful uchitecla have incluclod every style 11116 air.e of home in on attractive Plans Book. And what maket theee 00 homes reallY nice is that they have been !!<oiJned for Total E~ Uv!DJ. When yoo 6nd YOUR dream home in tha boOk, yoo eon be sure it is the ultimate in comfort and convenience, Older your Plana Book &day. Simply enclca 150 cento in on envelope along with the coupon in thie ad. Mail to CoiiDDbuo and Southern Ohio Eloclrie Company. Boob 'may Olao be pUrobued at any Company oftlee. ,,l 0 �• ' • 1: ' ' .~ldn Pledges 0 ' • ' ' liY MAXINE · n. 1'1-EASIINT - Ferey ltl'· the ....k ollt-', the l"'lo lople ol ,III..Unl!"' at the moptbl1pleetlli& 01 clt,y·..,... *' - or . w., <II Moncloy ~~- . ' ' ' CmoU ·Ci.lto,' T, 11. 'Friar' and !llA1ert BlltchOr ol the Brlclao ~Iii-.,. COf1liDittee, - n d b~re councU with Caoto oerv. IDJ 1• file rlv"'' oeh daY<ltlz~ -;~~ • lllldlni''WIIIdl hlt mP tho .,.. that t!lt ~· !WI 1 " eratlooi o1 tho e1a1rt ear Iorey lm· G!>trtillon 10111 _ . . 1!1 be 111"!- ' CUI!> 1110 otatod the.<l""ffitl· leo 'hid contaetod the Illite .Ill· poiolblelnd·the eOmmlttee leoll v!dlna liOitler ittVIee ·,... W. jlllrjmoat "lit commeree ~ tile ~ ,-.,..,. 11 a111lolbUit1' tl\lii ..,. h~. - ..~ ~"~~'" · . . ·eo.or....•s ·om.; on.111e posit8!Dtrll!!ei tlinda could be made ~ ill~ tlie ·IIYc,to Put 'av,oillbfo to, '"'I".... the i.lalii I!OI1Ietl!lnil <!,lllilltliy ~ I ~tie the a8nlce back ·IIi op. ~ lmtbediatolJI.' ' . Slreol ~·. .· ·erat!OII, but h~ felt tho ehlllcei Caste- ihrli* olaled tJult he Caste ,oald tilt Psc .._.s die were slim tOr 'service to be re~· felt tlie POint T~ ~ Coyenior'a olllee hid CGII· had not ...., what It otatod It tactod lo alk the folol'l' lltnlee lurntd. Casto lllated ·he had on avo<! WOIIId at tho helrlna belcire the eoJ!1jllll)' what typo oervlco thiQ' lalormation thai '!50 truckers a Pllblte servtee eominloolonwhen lllpe<loil10 provlclo tor lila 11811 cloy ware ready lild ..UUng to icl~10hotllidii~ lee whleil we plolnly do not han under tho present oetup. Casto stated tlio C01111111ttoe had contacted tile Slate Road Commlss!OII to take lmmedia~ ferry oervlce traneh!oe, Caste oald he hid tried repoateciJ¥ to got 111 touch with the held o1 the !'Oint Towing eompaey, but hia calls had avne action on the .Main Street terry unanawered. The commlttee felt New Food Formula Holds Promise food, mode from com, soyproQicts and dry mlik (CSII), produced a new food formula has alreodjo beeome u tmPon,. whleh oalelals hoPe may halp ant element in the over1111 lift the SPecter of malnutrition food aid program. More than !rom mUllon& ol stunted c~ 400 mUUon .Pounds ot CSM l'lave dren in the world's devel(c)lng been stupped to more than 100 countrte' lbroad, ofticlals eatt-: countries. The new food SUPPlement. mate. Aid llaveloplng Notions latest in a series of formula Offielals who helped dovalop proW<:ts dealined tu add ehtel> the new wheat-based formula Protein to the diets ot hqry hoPe that eventually It could be people, ls based on a hlghi)~ tein wheat fiour recovered !rom proclieed locally on a large scale in many hungry . regions cheap milling b,yproducts. using home grown wheats. still in the PPerbnental Stage at this point, the product has techniques for producb)i the been labeled "Blended Food food are "within the economic Agriculture Department otoeloProWct - Formula No. 3." A and technological"'. capabilities ot al& had oo estimates of the coat the develaping cowttrtes," ~ test batch of 1,200 ,Pounds hu of the oew food r.rmulo- wbeu boon sh@ed to 19 develoPing eials said. and U It goes Into large seale The new "Formula No.. 3" countries for tast~testlng maiiP ly lfith preschool children. U: was devaloped by tile Agricul- production. But it was el!pectod to coat the tests are successful, the ture Department's research far leSB than otller hfih protein new fetrmula is e~pected to b&- service ln cooperatloa. with the come a standard Itmn for cb- milling Industry and tile Agency fooda sueh as nonfat dry milk. natlon tllrough the governmeat's lor International llavelopmont. The CSM food formula already It containS about 75 per coat in wide use colt& only about food for peace program. one-third as much as mnfat A similar blended p r o t e i n wheat Procllets. 23 per cent fatted soy tlour, and 2 per cent milk powder. • vitamin and mineral BuPPI&o WASIINGTON (UPl) - Go., teamwork bas lli'l ,llld Ml'o. A visit to a shutin, Mrs. Helen Lewis, toHowed a Bible 11tu<V session of GroUP m of the W~ men's Association of the Middleoo• . inn United Presbyterian Ch Monde,y.· .' lting Mrs. UW!s who Ia rec..,erating from a hiP fracture were Mrs. J. E. Harley, Mrs. R. . H. . J~1erman, Miss Margaret sauer, Mrs. Marcus Chambers. Mrs. Jess 9toemaker, and Miss MUdred BeeS<ln. The group met ln the pastor• a .study at . the church for the Bible stuczy. Mrs. Harley, chaWman. opened with prayer aod cleo votions taken from D COrinthians were given by Miss Sauer who talked on consecration to God. The Bible study was on the last chaPter of Philippians and prq. er in a friendshiP circle co~ eluded tlie meEting. Slumber Party Held Upon 14th Birthday A SlUJTiber party was held 1n observance of the 14th birthday anniversary of JUI Harris, dau-ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Harris, Middleport. Gilts were presented to Jlll. Guests were Patty Harris, J.lel,. anle Hackett, S!errle King, Teresa and Ruby Nteinsky. Mary Bradbury, Joyce Kerns, Brenda Woods, Karen Price, and Bronwyn Dailey. Tenth Birthday Is Celebrated Investigate Four Accidents Orders are Signed for 1\faSQ)l Co~rt,, .... " . .. ' !"''"!!' Pr. PLEASANT Several orders have been atped by the court and -red In tile ol!lco ol the Clreult Clerk. Two ordel'l erantlna: cllvorces were slgnld: Maryanoe Blaeloo hurst Gorrell was grantod a clio vorco from Robert Carlton Go"' reU and her nome ollllaekhurat restored. · Gloria G, Nibert Wll grantod a divoree !rom Dalloo William Nibert and ohe Wll owatded care and cuatody ol their 1n1ont c~ dron. Dhvrcaa ~etlon diamlued were: VIrginia 1.yM Cole vs. Hollta H. Colt, Judltli Am Mo.,. ria vs. Ro1aDd Edward Morris, Arawana Luey Antho!V' n. ~ ort l-Ie AnthoQY, l'olriela L. Byus vs. Vlqll A. lb'uo, In the elvll action atyled Gil" nett l.oui18 Plc:kel'l& v1. O!.arles Wllltam Pic~• the plalntll[wao grantod JudipDent qatn&t the ..... lendant In the sum ol $7,0110. The court aantenced ~hen Ray Huddiolton, GeUUIOiia Ferry, to tllo •toto ponllollllal')' C.r ono to 10 years on o KJ'and larceny charge. PLEASANT VAUEY HOSPrrAL ADMITTED: Warren Dawee•e, Leoni Wand& Hall. pt. Pltatllt; Desiree K. Plke, PomtfOYi Caro4'n Erwin, P~ Pl..-; Mr•. In February 'Pr. PLEASAifr ".1 "oiJ,e.., · tlvlty r'IIOI't or tliO cit!' police diPortiDeot .. ··~ttld by Chlel or PoUeo Jack 17111 wu rood at cit!' eouncU Monday nlsllt ShoWing tllO dfl)artment inVIIUo &ated 4 trallle aceldento U1at tile ~ ol February lnd ..,. rested 2 drlveralovolved;iaiued 2~ Pll'klni ticket&; made 14 rood lJW, &rruto and 14 other ml&demlllm' arreat&i eerved four juatlce of .Peace warriDtl and traYeled 1,0112 mUes 111 tlie llnool~. BARBS By PHIL 'PASTORET ' In!' . In' doem!Ol ....,_ n.. ,., Ill> north lnd ~ Oil Sblh Sli'eet whtc!l ttatltc. 1 • ol _ ,. .,. ilr,.. ..a, woo halted by fog and r.r t h e 11811 few moatho tlila area Ia ,pllllled by tog at niRht 110 &tops must be taken lor the oervlee to eontlnut i>n sueh foggy nlsllts. CAl-L RECEIVED Aetlng Mayor Bill Wellman ' " WHY DO .IT . PHONE ONE .DKY SHIRT SERVICE You get our usulll fine servloo .and finishing. ·• •• 1 her ·Buras • Color Celller COwtcU members were reminded by Wellman or the pub- Robinson's deaners Ue heoring on Mareh 20111 at the courthouse beginning at 1:30 p. m. on the ne_w bridge location and 216 E. 2nd " ·' ... • . know , itt . . t!';*'~W:hu:!.~~r/: Baptist Yoyth Leader is 0 . ' John. · . .you··· ~~eps ~an··'ffia· go·! ' Film • s Sho ' wn ,. Worship Servlc'e Speaker TWO So.r0r1'ty " ' .,... You can put confidence in your , Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. l'le ''cares. And he backs this up with expert knbwledge on pr6p_ er car Cllrti. He is thprough, ~ accurate. conscientious, reliable . . ,;. ' -you can count on it. . "· ' Your Ashland Oil Dei!ler offers·.· ·' ' you' s'uperior products, .too.-:- like .· .. ,'" .. ' Valvoline Motor Oil and 'Ashland ',. :: Vitalized Gasoline. "· . S9 drive iQ and ·see your Good " ;, Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer. All the "little extras" in his service ., ., put "extra go" in your. carl . '' ··r ~. ·~ .I . / his oeeretory. Sbe ume lo work for uo In that condition. • • • Concert Net Pro}its of $1._262 ~ ASHLAND OIL I REFIIIII COIP.I1 . 0 r .• ..... ,,/ A110ther nicelhing about newopaper1: You don~ hoot to Usten to the commerclall unlru the guy tint to uou on lhe bus iip-readl the ads. 0 .... ' • ·, :; . ,, ("" . 1<,~~ • ."R' ,: ' • ;· ,.; '!""" oneanllm !7llrownle Tniol> 37, ~ oelectlons b,y Instrumental otu~ · NDi;nsoliHOOD' I, Four Rl.. era Council o1 the Girl 'Scouts ol Amortca, ti 9:30 a.m, at Q>: lumbuo and Southern Ohio El• . trio Co. Ofnce. WS/11> at Eotol\>rloo E.V.B. Chureh ot tht holne C( IIi's. T..._.. Bento;Wllltam Freekor,l>rogrom leader. .POMEJU)Y IJONS Club, regutar dinner meeting at 6:30 p..m., Gr10e ~llcopol Porlllh Houae. MEIGS COUNTY !Ul>ubllean Woman's Club, 7:30 p.m., Ohio Power Co. olrlee In Pomeroy, WEDNESDAY SLIDES OF Holy Land will be shown at 7:30 p.m. at st l'oul'a Lutheron Clwrch. FEENEY-BENNETT l'oot 128 American Legton, at 7:30p.m: at the hall. POMEROY CHAPTER 80 Roy. a1 Arch Masona. stated cO.:\'OOa. lion, 7, 30 p.m. All eompanlona to -nd. WHrrE ROSE LOilGE No. 291 ot 1•30 p Mlddi 1Hall• .m., aport eglon L•ENTEN SERVICES at t h e Trinity United Chureh o1 Chrlot, 7·30 p.m. wedneldiY. ~lal • led til muole wlli be presen bJ e 7outh eholr under the direction ol Mrs. M~~":r CHOm PRACTICE at 1 h 1 Trinity United Chur<h o1 Chriot, i4r,, Bowling. Party -.. -·· •.. 0 Girl S'.· ·" t~,Q ,.,, · . ~ f.omeroy./. , i:~, . ~u . ~i:'liPU~iJY . ~ Personal N~te$i o· L;se·rv.e..l ..~·.· t·, Chnr . ~C , u a, "" The Bey. and 'Mr.. Brian Ea~r=~~:=~=-.::;:;:~:x:=~:::~:=:~=~>!·:·::~~:::::~::;:~~~ , MASON- 'lltHiaiMlli Mstb. ael' ~1ft ~ odiot Y!)Uth Feiiowl!l~ li!ldor th~ for. 11\f rurler~ oorvtC:oo 01 Mri. ltidoi:~ ol·the ·Rever!"'' IJsw. Esw..•s·llfl!ldmother, ·. , . ell KoiiiOJ' and l)l'tol,de111, Chldo . Mr. •"'I Mrs. fhllln• encl. FosleiOII& made plano'!> ·11'! ·ion, SCott o1 lt!t. 'AJto, ·W. bowling lor tlielr Moreb meet- Wtl\'e TburaW l\le&ta of her lng and tll have a potluek lllti. parent., Mr. and Nrs, Herbert nor loUow!ng tile Bowllnlse•· DIXon. tloo. '11>1 .exAel ljme Bob Grue"!'r, Ul<dent GliJ>o will be ,_eed later. villa state Coll'!Jie• Glenvllte, W, 'llte Youth Felloweh4> 11 8 0 Va., spent the week~ here wltll cloelcloclto have Holy Weokbreak- his paNnlt, IIi'. and. Mro. Karl raat atorling 011 AprU 7 with .GrueNr. . breakfoat and ~· tbroogh Mr .Er H '1. 1111 tile week, All youth are Invited ~·to ::\.;..:~~tor to - · lng relatlvos ·In Gai'ilornlo. ReVerend Keeney announeed Wookend· gueata o! Mr and that the Methodist Y!)Uth Fellow- Mrs. Chlciea Grueoerwer;thelr ship subdistrlet meeting will be eon and do...,..r-ID-law, Mr. and held on Monda.!', . Mareh 18, at Mrs. Eddie Grueser, aod dou&hBeech Hill Method! II Church. ier, Alny, oi Columbuo. The meeUng will start at 7:30. Mrs. Adolph Grueaer le at tlie '11toae wanting to go are askod home ol her daughter, Mrs. WO.. to b at the eh h t 6 30 Clovelallc! dlloJM ;~.: ~lrl~ pt Pl.EASANT. ~--..:. .... ,.;j ..:...... , - - .wao -er •..,.....": ..... aechooci. !W>o 1 '· '":··~ ••-: "F:r ....... ' mo · oolan 0 ·~"'" .' h.':::':'h ••r .1(,:-.)lllth!>nr· · ''~" ~··~e '"1'!. wr•! - ~ "'. •~ . un:rmed, ,... t:o ol IJtimjt · 101 " . ' " · • - - •~ Tuudly1 the !Iorch bul!nlll, ~~.~~-New Cbrlotll!ll: aoclal meidng ol tile -·1111 ._, worecloniiOil ela11 wW 1!0' held ot VIO cliui'<b to til• chureh lilr llr. and Mrl{ . at 7:30p.m. Wodneaday e...WW, J. A. FerreU recontly and are the prQer andBlblo.ltullvfii'Oill• now cl~ed 111 tlio chureh. 'A. will meet II 7:30 p,ift. lnd choir goldeo crooo "'PI the ~ · pr~<tlee wUI !Gilow; 'TburiMiay ol the Chrlltlon !lag lnd·IIIOae:IO morning's to o'eloek Bll:Ae otu<IY "'P;.the:~~ Oqota!L ed hour will cantor In the •tud¥ v, or ea 1'11111........, ' cblptors: Matthow 11, 11 and 12; that the 59thMddingonnlverl&l')'_ Senior is :'o.otooervod Sunde,y by hio per. G' I A uvc&er tr ore ~olin Helabt&Girl •-mout..,~• ...~-... ~ "'""" ~.:;.:•r:.:!:t~:.: l-ETART, W, VA.- Kathy Mrs. x.thoryn TOWilOI'Io ·Mrv. ..l~ Pllal 1-. Kaylor, a Wahomo H Ia b ing 11 • llll&hborhood chalrmlt> .. and Jell Jonoa of Colum- Sehool IOitlor, has been nam- aod Mrs, Beverly Cottrth and , bus were weekend guesto oltilelr ed 1968 Bect;r croekor nome. ~s.mi)Wy .w n.-be ore1""1"' gran<t>arents, Mr. and Mrs. E. maker ol TomonOw lor Wohom -mom rs. J. !1111. ma, Kathy wae 10 honond be- . .- - - - - - - - · Cpl. Stanley R. Lemley has cauae llhe llnl- llrll In a ' returned 10 Cherry Point, N. c. written knowledge end attlllldo For All Your alter spending 15 de,ys here with oxamlnatlon for Senior Blrls. Florel Need• his parents, Mr. and Mrs. HarKatlty'a aehlevament has made Cell U.For old WUUam Lemley, His wUe, her eUBlble lor Slate and N&tllo lormer Allee Darst, r&o tiona! acholarshlp awards and Quick Efficient mained ln Middleport wtth... her allo has earned her a specially Servia parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth dellpod aUver charm I rom Parst. General MIUa, Jll(llsor ol the Betty Crooker IOII'eh for t h e Ameriean Homemakero!TomorSISfER PIES row program. Ste Ia the dau&h· "'Mrcldi. and Mrs. Con Young ol tor ol Mr. and Mrs, Elroy KayRl-1 th e&!Ort Satu have received wo1'11 lor o1 Letart, W, Va. 01 1 e nlay death ol his ' "' tor, Mrs. Helen Fielding oiNew Castle, Pa. ~ !~ ln~~t ~ "' ~~· ~ ~~~ t,_ ...:._ va: ....., -:"'' it ~~~ ,~ ~OUII ~it.::.: f.l'londlb!l> ..,.. v1: ~e ~~;...ust~~: trict Youth Fellowsh~ will meet Mareh 31 at 3 p.m. , 1 1 h e Trinity Methodist Chureh In Pnlnt Pleasant. Approximately 18 young people attended t h e &~nde,y evening meeting. 011 Legion Post WiN Observe Birthday Foeney·Bemett Post 128, Americ an Legion. wUl observe the 49th blrtllde,y 01tile Legion, at a 90Uu<k I~Wer planned r.r 5:30 p.m. Sunde,y night at tile halL Invited to the dinner are l&o gionnalres and their tamWeaond auxUiary members and tlleir famUies. The mea4 butter, bread aod de88erl will be provided and those attendill!l are oaked to take . a covered dlah. Wahama Be ...___,_ ttY = Mft. New churctt and Sunda,y school · 7:15p.m. CommiDityCholrprae- oUlcera were elected at the r• tlee at 8 p.m. for tile cantata, "'lbe crucillxlon" to be pre- eent eongcegatlnnal meellng of sentod 011 Good Frlclll'. l'ersona the Harrisonville Presbyterian Churc:h. Hie! t' reoch was eleetod to a three year term aa elder and lice. :;':::: .:,~ ~: ::. M:N::;.~~~!.of~:: Frances YOung Was DllD'Iedehurch cloy at tlie Church. ------- '' DUDlEY'S New Officers are Elected El-EANOR cmci-E of Heath Refreshments. Methodist Chureh, 7:30 p.m. at tile chureh. FRIDAY TRI-COVNTY Citizens' Band WOMEN'S BASKETBAl-L, "' lliidiiH:I~lko~'l'hlii'....- Pollland""'"'*"lllar, · 7:~m . cloy, 7:30 'to IO:ilo p.m. at 1h e at the l'orUind auditorium: !bte-a-Wey Rink on Cheater SQUARE DANCE, 9 p.m., Bed· Road. Poor prizes and coho lord Youth Center, sponsored by walks. 'llte aUalr Ia open to club Darwin Motorcycle Club. -·-•c.., ·-• "elr friends ST. PATRICK'S Day danee n~·~ ~N "' ' BRAPBURY PTA. 7·30 PnmeroyJunlorl!lihSchoo!Aud-' 'llturedoyattlielll'.....;,;sJ.,;,I. ltorlum 9 p.m. to 1 a.m, spon. Film, "Born 111 Freedom" will aored by Twin City Strine Club. be ahown Third ode r 0 0 m Music lor dan<illll by the'"Fivo · gr saints.'' Tables avallabJe. motllei'S Will serve >efrollhMRS. MABEl- WOl-FE host& monts. • Third Frlde,y Club at 7:30 9om. THURSDAY MIDDl-EPORT Al-UMNI AIID. at 7:30 p.m. ot the homo ol Rob MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Ebor B.ver, preoldent, 125 Feirlane Lewis ot Lebonan Is here with Prlve. All 1968 olllcers • • d her mother. Mrs. Estella Waloo me-• ol the executive eom. burn who remains Ill at her m1ttoo lnd lnlerellled MilS home. ,.......toalavltod. PIULATIIEA SOCIETY, M I d· diepor( Chureil of Cbrlat, 7:30 p. m. at tho ehureh. XI GAMMA MV ChOPior, Bela Sllma Pb1 Sororltl' 8 p.m., Co· IIUilbus llfld Soutbero ado Elee· trio eo. aoclal room. MEIGs ' COUNTY Young llomocrlt Club R•ldq •'Meet the leal evlllit. Wa· ore oil. ll'atoltd · ~ Nllhl." 7:30 p.m. at to tho tldlanapollo ~ Or· · I'OtlltiW' El.tllleniary School. <iloatro, nat Cllll,y tor iltelr - lla)oe ~IIi, prooldanl at the touched on ra<lal and sexual ten· ui ..... hlp alon nomen Ohio ;B-at Youth Fe11ows , s, war and deotli. He aaked . wao featured !l[)llker during tile the 011eot1on: "Whatldndolmean-hlP. servlee olthe ~ f· ~~~ chur<hMY 1 Till lllmo, 'l:NIJ ~... ~~~~ ' ~it-'ll!aptut C~areh ~ '~tlf'~ ·- s 1 ' • stre81lni Old" aod "Till Power Wkhin" . motnJng. ' the role Chrlotlans muat ploy In . · ~ Don Hosel, a student at ~1011 thlolllrtle.torn world, tile spookwero llho1lll ·~. "::. s University, wao aceompanled to or eltod tlie Stoey o1 the Good Chflllor ol ......,. HaW1 l'omeroy by two other oludanls, Samaritan II !ollld In Ulke 10 Sorority "'.' 111 the Pomeroy ~-~ -· I IIDI-·.,.0 ...... to foilow. . hoolllbr -•orll Harrla and D• ~·uee~N· ~:twolllm ll')';.vlded the mon, botholwhomUalllledwltli He oomm- on the boslc Col lndo, P lilrOhlo tlie aervtce. trustrat!OIIs ol mo•t yo~ men umbul SoMhern 'llto aervlee opened with the ao 10 their 1'llturo lnd raised Eleettic CO.~ ~ei'elhowa~ICI, orpn prelude, "Miserer,,•· by the queatlon •• to wbO haa the ing ollrlelbul~llllellkm. n.r. V~ playod by Mra. J. H, authority to Bl... the order to inl • cooc1ulfiD!J aoclal Hour ,... Slopbenoon. 'llte coU to worship like o lUe In a combat altualrl&hlneotl' :of•'1' served by .the . wao glvon by Stuman; a aradll· lion. r hoiiiOIIS, ~en imlth o!,1dllll>- ate ~ at Deollaon, and M!JI Hooel Will ,..PreiOitl tlie 11o1o nlco Hollmon, 10 Elleoa lluck, . Barrio • freshman there, rood o!' Ohio ao a dolegato to tile liiP1-uelllo S!iOO~·- lloxflll the ..till World Youth conrer•ee to W!Jwott. .Fr;Dc~o lloblrto, Got. , Topic o1 Haoel•s tolkwas"The be hold hi Berae, Switzerland dio Storf, J,.. lAo, EIIJIII.ouks, Role ol the Church aod 0 u r In July' 19M. Noswa -~ lnd Edno l'rlc:e. Modem Soclel;)' ." !He commioalo ·.-.,. . ' ' •·· • ~~~:p~ it~;~. P'tprogrAI~~n p.: , '' § Events · ~:; ¢,::":; IIJI:·'" YEARS · OF EXPERIENCE IN INTIIRIOR AND ·EXTERIOR PAINTING, ROOF IIEPAIR-' SIUNGLES AND£TC. . . ·r Youth Group ~ Coming ~l '· , ( ·' ~, . ; , , i'l ,Pial:ffiing or if:~~:::::.:·:-:-:-:-::::;::·:-:·:·~=·=:=:=:::~=:~======~~==::::=~~:~ ~ A ~~,Um~ID , . . . , "":"vill'lre&. c ... ...,., •. toie· TIJESDAY · 111 .,., , OIUO ET~ PHICJIAPTJ!RI!Itl vl•lon Pi*~ IJIOJL'.O•ed by tile Sllma Phi Sororl4', 11\'Cial room, Churo~ \llf,'!:bn•,4 ,~· •receot 7:30 p.m. at c&SOE, loJiowod ~.~~,:: ~f I Sarah Coventry jewell'l' ol ~'-', ........, .o.PrtJ &mtil, hOatou. ~··•-" · Sandy Johnson Elected by YF J! I ,, trea!furer -.nd financial aecretary. Virgil Atkins, retained as clerk oC sesslon. presented mJn.. i utes of the 1967 congregational meeting. J Sunday school otficers elected were Mn. Norma !Ale, ~rfn. tendent; :Mrs. Vlrgil AtkinS, as- r- sistant SuPerintendent; Mrs, Robert Jewell, soeretag and tr... surer; Mrs. Jewell, Mrs. Olevia Cottrill, and Mrs. Hlel French. pianistsi Mike Epple, song leader; and Linda Cotterill, new youth Suru!IY <Jehoolteaoller, · · .. Arun11l reports ol tho chureh were read during the meeting pre&lded over by the Rev. Howard rJ The pump that takes ~moderator. r------------; I N.ti.ME 1 I 1 BBANJ) I I I I SHO~S I- I I I I , ;S SHOES ". F Middlilport, f' : you hopplly off in fresh lowered, tlraight- i I . F O R THE ENTlREI I._ ____________ o'l. .· A!lli-Y ..,t 1 The ' directions; 1tarting from its light, II SPRING AND EASTER 0 o. I angled hHiand flowing gracefully along to the big, 1quared bow at the toe. 1'· OVATION $18 BEN FRAN Of Poin1 I'Jeasanl THE HOllE OF QUAI.ITY IIIEIICHANIJISE FOk OVER 60 YEARS ' I ' Oioll11 f!{,preHntlni thlo - ' lit eoneert. but ol., tor the honor tl!e,y to the ..Ure oreo bi elactlng 10 open tllelt 1188 .,.....,t 0 _; ~ . .,.. ; ~ ..:.h~/· ~7,'.,· ,., ';''· • '': I ' ' , About tbil time of year, .. lpl'fnl tour h:ete. •• >• I many of us are convinced wont allo to ,ctow• heed. A. and for the .; }:,' .. 1~ :··. . ~ I } • ol!r :,, .. ~~~ Get ~',_I ' · .1 . BeaM r. I .. rr , ... of lilllir state •· ") ~onflloe The boos can't Tho lOth blrtlldiY IIMiveraacy Mrs. Frank llolcoml>, pt. Pie. ol Becky Roush, daughter of Mr, Santi Vossle Henry, Pt. Pl• utd Mrs. Albert Roush, was ol> Santi Mrs. Roy Brinker, Muoo; !IIEirved Sunda.Y afternoon with a Barbara 1-oJW, GaU!poUo Ferry; lhat the IRS spells the first Melvin Johnson, P~ Pl011111t; word Its title with an "f" parcy. as the third leiter. Garland Oldaker, Pt. Pltuanti Cake and Ice cream were serv• • 0 ed to the guests. Candy and gum Henry Roney, New Haven; Allan No, Gwendolyn, "travel· were given as favors. Guests Hanning. Hendenon. mu abrocu:r:u doean't mean DISCHARGED: Mrs. Jamea were Ju<b' and Ilck Owen., Jeft' taking your , girl friend Clllll1ingham and dau&hter; Jam eo Dl.n4 Bruce Fisher, John Vrowtth you. 1 lftlflt Kenny Roush, and 9terrie Crlddoek, Mrs. Ora Edingtoo, "· </ "I , Roush. Monda,Y Bec:lcy served Clinton Hickman. Alicia Rldonour. Mra. Marpret Gardner, Ancient Chriatiano ol EgYPt cookies to her fourth grade class In observance of her birthday. Donald Mlller, John MUler, Ron- burned butter in their lam:r. al~ Black, Allte Keifer, Mrs,IJo. iltlltead of oll, according to • first edition of the Encyclo· vld Machlr end son. aodia Britannica, publlohed Dailey, Tarbett BIRTHS: Mr. and Mr., Edward n 1788. Parker, Pomeroy, a son; Mr. aod Mro. Chari" Erwin, Pt. Promotions Pleuant, a daughter, NEW HAVEN - 'two Vanaclum emplO)'ees, H. A. lloalley ASK TO WED of MlddleP>rt, and R. W, TorPT. PLEASANT - Martin. bett ol Hender8011, W, VL, wore l-eon Hall, ·3t, N"' Ha.... and : 'JD'lll!lOied to ~allotont toromea Nol'llill 1M J\DOCh, 3'/1 New a.. Maroh 5, veo, hove Jllldo llifllpllcillollfor a lllortllljjl Ucen11 lJi lilt olflce ' Cl!lllotnia cl>litalns more il!lllopal ' foreotl i lban any : ' ,...., Mili• · chlnllJil M a I n Mr&. C&ro1yn Miller, HanderiOn; <Jt tlio'. . . <lti:lw lll!l&laa J~h'''. ' 1011 thl, w..)t, lloulld..r.btn ear<ls were Olped sr!."::::o:: encl :"!'all ,1\f,.,-, liid llr•· c;on lor Mrs. .l\ll)alld& ~·- and Vo•·~;~ ~lallh> l!>o. l!lliobeth CemPbeJii when .eoeh ~· over Chlnnal 13. vlltt;!if~. ·~~ I'~'Joc~ the pall,ohlela ol MagnOlia Tom- Mr. CeeU Todd Ji tbe ""'""' 1 9lilit& ot. Go!>oral Hoe- pie, l')1lllon Sllllers, mot 'lltUr... lllring tile meetlna ~onductod cill' nlllht at the horne o1 M r 1, , by l!>o, Grai:ti Haw!IQ', 1 ,flO glial; ; '. • , llloa· ·lllailio li:nOW.U. Dale &ntth. · J contrll!utlon waa mode to the our iii '' it '.!lj. ::;~~~ ·110~ Mra. Ethal Stowart.i>reoldedol-u heart fund drive. "True Gr.., ror~i!Nra., ,, \'a;, "'ant,~ the meotinl whleb opened w It b neu" was the doVOtinnal themo wNktnd boro.illth<hor PU'!OIIft. Pl'llflr front tile program bQIIk, used br. llro. 1!uth Kam L, II. llr:,~ '~":.~~;.~""''•~' Vartoul ciOnotloris wero blodt Wile!' gave til~ , e~ prQ~, ~P ~!!" ..., dlli1ng the.. meelli>g and a ehlllllo and rnllbw• on Woohjnltollwere ~; A,&.; oi~llj'Olia F.,.. 111 holloll errongomenl• "'r jhe glvan by Mrs. Klrr aod IIi'&. $llldoy Mlt1' at ,hli meetlni• ... made. A.Uocullllloa llett,y Cllno; p~..,UJ llr. lnd IIi'a, Chillier wa• held.., temple to salons and Th.e RaY. Raulllo Moyer wall ~\ ~ ~ ~... -.\:v. . ' attenduce, iDd member• were gue~ at lhl ,meeting.. Relrelb; llr,:~tlri!·. CJII#,IIItoalno alkedW 'bo,lll't,..tforthe- montowereoeryodbyMro.Cotl>: .aor t~ ~~ nil!lt from meeting; . trine El'flln. Mrs. Cline end 11 c,;.oflit l9ttldlnl . 1t ~as announced that the .ljlril Mrs, Korr, Mrs, Clydo Alienaa wfit·'thero corq !Or tl)e !DeetiDi will be wltli Mro. Ml· wortlleonclleted 111ffie&. cbll=. !!It-,. and Mrs. Dloo 'lJOilllsrbs _end tl)at MrL Smith '!ld , , , • llro. M>thOIIl' flew willprevtd8 the .(irlze. 10 ll'!!,!.,ar~ llhe Joloed her Gatnea wore plaYed with prlz· bu•:~ lo not and tee:...., 01 being - by Mto. Margarol lion . ve 1roD1 duty In V~ seldanoble, Mro. Ksil Gnteaer, Mr. and Mra, Dale Roulh aild lind ilrL CUelder. Mro. Henry dau&htor, Sborrl ol st. Albans, Reibel ...., tile door prize. An· W. Vo., aod llr, and Mrs. l-arry pi lood eoke and lee eroam New ol!l<eroworeoleetodwhen Jl~era of Columbus werewe;eho · were served by Mrs. the lOdcDeport Method1at Youth «1d olaMr' lind M••· A\. imlth and Mrs. Law- Fellowship met Sunday night at bert ullaan llmlljl, ronco !:.onnlng to tho11 nom- Heath Churth, · Cormle Cooke ha• returned to ed above and Miss Thalm.. Grue. Tbe,y were San<t< Johnaon,proWaat Virglall Unlvoralcy atllol>oo aer, Mrs. Nettle llaleo,andMro. s!dont; llhonda l!ysall, vleepr&o pntown, W, Va., alter IJ'IIIdiiW Winona Cook. &!dent; lnd &Yivia SWanson, tr... I woek hero wltll hor motller, suror. Plans wore mado !Gr 1 Mrs. J11111 Cookt, MidcllfiiOrt, bake aa1e to be held on !Iorch ::.o~•lltherv ' Kenneth Cooke, IIEETING CHANGEP 23 at Roblooon'a lll'l' Cleonoro llf·" ' .,, . , The Ohio Eto Phi Chll'ter ol from 9:30 a.m. untU ...,., Roaloo llra; •~'Fuks and MICkey Ball SliPt!A !'Iii Sorority will dents wilhlng to donate biked and Hlllllile, '~d . lir, aod its. meet Wedottido7 night at tho aood• to tile oale are asked 10 Jamoe Fultz o1 Colwnl>la ,..... Columllila end Soethern Ohio eltlier toko them 10 Roblnaono or wooklnd IUOitl of Mr, and Mrs. Electric Co. inlltead C( TueldiY teiiP- 99W324. 8orold l-ong and the John Fultz nlgltt sa prevlouoi1 announced. A 111m on John Wooley was ltmliy The meeting will besln at 7:30 • Bhown b,y fifo Rev. Max n>nlhue. IIi' 'and Me Gao ..... and will be folloWed by a jewel.. The MYF bonodietlon eoneluclod ' ' &. rp ~· ~ litent the weekend In Coo ry Part;y. the meeting. lumbua with their -lnolaw aod •' llombera ol tliO ·<l'llartment In ldditlon to !')'loa are Patrol. man WeaiiQ' ~t, Earl lifo. Carey, Kennetll l-ove, K Mellonlal and Raoeal Jividen. ' ' d. Rob.in ' Roun ' ' · C dr,J , . S Sinned· ., !;I " ' By P'ast CL""~s """'' o(~ r•ro r., Bible Study Held by Group " . "meaaures m ferry servtee such aa radar Bhould be taken because Iaiii Saturda,y nlsllt the aervlee · mont. The whoat portion IDo eludes o protein eoneontroto proceBBed from mW!ng byproclo ucti whleh are ordlnarll,y led to Jiveltock. reeelved a call dJring the ses.. 'llto proeeos lor recovOl'ltli olon at COIIIleU from John ~­ 'protein concentrate from the ling, Gallipolis, counsel tor the mlllillg byproduct• woo dovelop- !'Oint Towing company, stating ed at the Agrlculturo llopart- tbet he (Epling) had heard ol ment's Western Ut111utlon La- the eomplaints at the councll boretory at Albae,y, Calli, meeting and demanded that he Olllolala eeUmate tllat aa hove equal time with the dlsasmuch 11 1 milllon ton• of coDo ter committee, apparently to excentrlte or more could be r~ plain the company's side or the covered amually from the $ story. mUUon tons ol mUI!ni b)1)roclo A meeUng was set for 1 p, m. ucts produced in the United today in the council chambers States. with ~ling. · • - 1 30 cill'~ and what ~ t<IIIPmeot Ult the ferry sei'VIce 1f • n d di.d theil antl<lpalo and the OlDie wh., It became acieQiato, but 'I!OotlOII Wlf neeellll')' tor the thaw truckers would not waSt 11811 120 cloT• ' oervi<e .0 t h t lorover for oervtce before IIIey publle -'d !mow what to ex. -'d reroute permanently. peet 111td bow thiQ' mull croll II was pointed. out by oevenl ' that lj!parenlly some oalety Olt the Farm Front ernme~IIKklstry ""' ""' .. MOiith/y Su'm t.o Church c;r~~;9de , :s1 lbiilti'' 0 spokeaman to discu88 work -by tho committee try. log to get adecpato lorry oerv- 'tlie coffiiJID1 wao ll'antod t h e ~~:; '' ... ·- ,~ f ,'1{/ •t·>"".o; ./1 • .'•, ' ,,, .·, We have some great plans for you. Six aucceuful uchitecla have incluclod every style 11116 air.e of home in on attractive Plans Book. And what maket theee 00 homes reallY nice is that they have been !!<oiJned for Total E~ Uv!DJ. When yoo 6nd YOUR dream home in tha boOk, yoo eon be sure it is the ultimate in comfort and convenience, Older your Plana Book &day. Simply enclca 150 cento in on envelope along with the coupon in thie ad. Mail to CoiiDDbuo and Southern Ohio Eloclrie Company. Boob 'may Olao be pUrobued at any Company oftlee. ,,l 0 �ij j• "'-'-•':. * .. I. £ l;," ~IIP!~~~.morw...J!icl~\K'Jo·' 0., ~- ~~ ~-. ·· · ·~-, ' .Art You.. Ilist~n·f,,·!lf · '? rr.;~.~.,. ~ ~ ' ' .......- " " " - - - · .-• ' . 1 'I' . :1;\,, :Jt\, • ' ,.,, '¢,; . '·' •, I For Rent FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. ·Middleport, phone 9!12-38'14. 3-111<! Notlct FURNISHED and unfumlshf;l apartments. Clooe lo scllool. Phone m-5434. 111-18-tfc REVIVAL STARTING at the lilt. Herman UB Church, L~RGE five room and ~ath apartment, newly de<orat>d, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. each Fum ace heat, Pomeroy. evening. Rev. Carey Knittle Phone 9!12-530'1. I·; -tic of Cincinnati, will he the evangelist. soecial singing each evening. Everyone is wel- FURNISHED GARAGE APART· MENT on Lincoln Hill, Ad· eome. ~IZtc ults only. phone 992-3489. 3-25-30lc COPPER and brass will be low: er ln price soon. So sell now ' ' to Bill Bailey, Second St., CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; Reedsville. 3-Htc One three room apartment, very nice and modem. Shown HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlngl by appointment only. Phone U.tfc Nile Club, S to 6 p.m. Moil- 1192-5271. day thru Friday. Ladles nllht every Friday. U-tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT. eouple only, 212 S. Sth Ave, . ' PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY Middleport, 1192-5135. 3-111-tfc will pay ror a brake adjustment at Pomeroy Home l Auto. 1·7-tfe .. · For S.le dlo " " ' - · Good tireS. All vioyl bucket-.. .• 19oo CORVAIR • , , , , •••••••• , , , •• , , •• , ••••1495 · · eor.. - . Foor- ~ tr..... rec1 nntah, v~oytbockll ltltl, one owner, low mileage. Dice one. 19'63 MERCURY .. , , • , , • , •••• , ••• , , •••• , , $895 2:"- Dr.Mxlterey, V8 au1m'•UC trans., new w.w. ttrcs, white flnl&h; lhlrP and cloon lrUrtor, radio and h_,., Pomeroy Motor Co. OHN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY. OH.IO '\·' ~'!.' , I'' I !' . ·.: I I J I I . WILL DO moNING In 1111' HEREFORD SALE: 21 Bulls : borne, phone 11111-38611, 3-lt-llp and 24 Females, Southeastern • Ohio Horefonl Assoclallo(\. Spring Sale. All clean 'i>edl~ Hell' Wanted grees both horned and polled. • ROUTE SALDIMAN Saturday, March 16, 1118. ' HERE is an eicellent opportunShow 9c30 a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. Ity lor the rlgbt man to make Roek Springs Fair Grounds. an eitremely good career on Rl. 33, three mile~ north of .an established route. Better !-Ute than average W«kinn condl- pomeroy, Ohio. tiiiiiB and first rata frinCe benefits. Guaranteed salary SINGER SEWING machine In plus comm..,ion. For peraon- lovely sewing table. ))Des all regular oewlng, plus dial al lntarview and completa deequipped for fancy zig zag tails write to Box 1161-J, .... designs, buttA>nholeo. over'!'be DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy. cast, etc. Or.ly 6 monthly payGiving name, adclrea, age ments of $1.67 per week. and phone number. 3-11-5te Phone 119:1-2685. 11-6-tlc . BAR MAID 1nd Waitress, must be neat ·· in appr..arance and SINGER SEWING machine, over 21 years of age, no ex- sews forward and reverse. Zig Z&l equipped to button· perience necessary, livjng qoarll1rs available. Apply In hole, monogram, darn, etc. Sews Uke news Pay off 6 paypersor• at the Green Gables, State Rt. 7. 3-11-5lc meni. 16.76 each or lliO cas.~,· Phone t9J-288S. 3-5-lfc Card Of Thanks I' i' I Buslnus ServiC. C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONUJi Complete &ervlce Write, Pllene er CollliCt All ... lli.....,..., ec.,. •Trvcll tHIIIW . . Core tlull.lw · . .. FIVE ROOM HOUSEl. bath, wall to wall caret. large lot. good condition Inside, will sell fumlsho;l or unfumlsbed, 38'7 Hamilton St., Middleport, call 993-312> alter 5 p.m. 3-111-3tc 1961 CHRYSLER Newport V8, new rubber, one owner, new 1511 Diesel Jolm Duerr tractor winch angle blade canopy. Marlon Reynolds, below Drive Inn Theatre, M88on, W. Va. 3-l~tc 125 BALES OF WHEAT HAY. 30C a bale, Blancbe Nelson. Deller' Oblo. 3-10-$p 11118 FULLY autA>matlc Sewing Machine, complete lo make buttonholes. darn, and emb. IS builtin designs, This mac!> Jne Is In perfect condition. This machine sold for $299.9ll, balance now f7$,00 or take over payments of 16.18 per month. Try It In your home. Call 1192-2836. 3-!Uic -- t.IU.CiURry LIM. .1 IIlll' Ml" . EXPERr , PIRIITCIMI .DLC 100 . NEW 1111AI).;IILACKWALL1 ·Wheel ·Alignment ury ' News, Notes wen Reo.--... llltal•• . Gar)' Marae ~t>enCer, .t:ort• wooe~, Edward &nltb, Jlol'. old White, 1loli Blank011shf1>0Bono nle Banka, carolyn Brtckles, John Walter and !Uchard Doon, Gracie and Mary Lo~ King, Edith wood, Janeth and Joan M8oa. Rev, n>natdBrlckleoofflclatod at the marrlogo of Hylla '-h and llobert Eblin at tllo IK>mo of her parents, Ur. and Mrs. Harold Leach. Mr. and Mrs. ClJ&rloa K!Jwhad aa recent vtoltoro llr, IDd Mrs. E<l King, Harrtaonvlllo. Carli!DIJert Hall, whohalbetll at&llonod In VIetnam wltll t h e Army, baB returned to the itltll and open~ a few days lurlouih 11 the home~ h1l parente, Mr. IUld lira. Carl Holl and family. lira. Ellt:aboth llurray had al recent guesta, Mr, and Mrt. Edward Gol..tnski' IDd flmll,f of Frooland, Pa.,llr, IDdMra,W~ , . :s: -~ ' TIRES • nREStt Repaired A&BOI'U!d Adjustment Tires Now ~Wide Ovalo Juat ARRIVtDI ~SIZES S16;50~ & $18.50 . $12.00 plus tu eadl «YDEKUHN Tuppers Pill.,., 0. Phone 667-36112 All Regular Sizes S12.SO John Vf. VanMeter Keeoing Meigs Gallic anCl Mason Area Informed As Well .As . ' . .' .. ',,,. ' Now arr to form IUIIH letten COI;OR$ - .~ GEE, UNClE: MQ)l'{.. 'oWl<£ """"'~ """TO """' l=Ol\oo$! There are five I y p it 1 of P-"iftc salmon - kllll;', aocl!:- · ieye, sliver, pink and i:lium. ·• ' l ' mCHEOELIC ' ' . ... ,................ \... lN~~ ' •-•:L I(.'/.( .\l R I . Entertained · 111m Murray, .call!ornii,IDIIMr.. and Mrs. llolla Murre,y andliO!I,' Arlinstlln, Va. VIsit~~¥ recentzy with Mr. IDd Mrs. Olen Harrison were Mr. and Mra, CecU Brlcldes, Groveport, Milo Bonnie !lanka, CIJ'o. lyn BrlckiOs, Mr, IDd lira. Dole Harrioon 111d chUdreo, llr, Ollie S.:hall1 Mr. and'Mra, Roy BrlcJo. les IDd Mr. and Mrs. ilollh Carl and son, llo<kie,y. Mr. IDII lira. ilollh a.ue of Columbuo .were recOil! vloltDro of Mr. IDd llro. WUllun Ki1J8o Mr. and Mrs. Olea Harr11011 wore In Columbuo rocantzy to vlllU Witll their son, Phlljp, Mr. and Mrt. John Doon and soos IDII Mra. Looora Doan had as recent visHors, Mr. IOd Mrs. Clair Waggoner and JO)', Harrlaonvllle, Mr, and !Irs. Paul Pe,yntAlr, Car!>eator, and Mr, IDd Mrs. Kenneth Markin£, Racine. VIsiting recently with lira. Huol ArnoldandfllllilJworo!lr, and lira, Junior lloah, s...., BobbY ""' But<h ""' Mr. All>ha Rus..U of Hysell Run. -Vlolllng with Mr. and Mrs.~ mood Musser an<! lira. Zora Walkar wore Mr. and lira, Edward He41ricka of Colwnbua. MillS Eval1ne 'Arnold Wll an overnlsht guest of Dr, 111d 11ra, Sollm Bl,._lcz and dauibtor, Ph,vWs, rocenli¥, Mrs. Huol Arnold, Evallne, Lester · IDII Natblll and Mil• !illolla Bearho vtolled with llr'· and Mrs. Jolm DoVerollldflmll,f at ClJ&rlellA>n, w. Va. I ' tJOW 'rtiU CAIJ BlOW 'wi:X.!R MtJJ!) WHILE YoU BRUSH 'wi:X.!R TEimi ! ]111:1.-2788 . lEGAL NOTICE: /)Ol;.;l#''' •, .. I ,•• .,, .._ , ... ..,. , ,.,.,_ Il I ' •J " Unstl'llmble Ihese four Jumblea. one letter to eaeh aquare, to rorm four ordinary worde. ~ •I . ' . JJig~~;:::~== I (.'/,( 1/) ( I I m:HK"i ( l ... ' --- b ..,,"',""' . Prlct 650xl3 , ... 650x14 9.11 700>113 10.11 700.14 lUI 710JJI4 n.a 670.15 IIJII PtuoRocoppololollxcho,.. Noti-!JIIi Guorinfoo • $Ia 5~55 FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-311-TFC I(f.. ;; Ptt~ Brodfonl PROFESSIONAL Color TV and O'BRIEN A: CROW Stereo, Hi-fi service. Ho1110 REALn' co. calls In Pomeroy and MiddleMIDDLEPORT - AN EXCEJ.. port: $4 on color TV. llhueloo LENT BUY - mEAL LOCA· TV Service. IS2 Butternut, PoTION - 2 story frame, 9 meroy. Phone m.soeo. l'()OinS (4 bedrooms), bath, I-1S-3lllp nice front porch, storm doors - ~'-' ' ,.w,.... , . and wlndowo. $S,IIOUIIL REEDsviLLE ~· - OOfTAGI! WJTII RENTAL - (~ atory ·~8 frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, 2 porcbe&, baaement, garage, uUJity room In basement, free gas. $5,9110.00. Mr. IDII lira. Norman Wood Rtn'LAND - IJ)EAt FOR IK>oorod their "'"' KOIIQll, on hiJ R()lgt OR CABIN - 3 acres 16th bil1hde,y with a suri>rlao of IJDid, gravel road, barb birthday parcy. Games worepb.Jo. fence, good dug aod year ed andprizosawardedtA>JohniDII mund aprtnp, $1,1100.00 Richard Ileal), Linda Boll, Mary CONTAct' US FOR YOOR Kino, and Harold WhUa. RI!AL ESTATE NI!I!D8 Altar tllo honored guoot bad JIENIIY CLELAND oPOnod hlo gl!te, cake and teo Olllco ..,_ cream llld Punch. were served to Karla and Linda Beol, Bill and O'BIUI!N a CROW REALTY CO. POMEROY - Z MILE oot:1\1 story frame, 6 rooms (4 bedrooms), utility .room, new bath, water ll)'llem and forced air furnace. 16,SOO.OO MJDDLD'ORT - INCOME PROPERTY - 2 story frame, s bedrooms. bath. Aloo 3 room rental and trailer space. Income on property t\U.OO per month. Good buy. $11.900.00 SYRACUSE - 2 RI!NI'Al& Brings $100.00 per month. $1,11110.00 down, balance lllO!I· thly for S yean. 16,11110.110 ' ·~7.At'N'. . . . . .. •Atrr'ryp. . . ICB1H GOBLE .. FOIO- eu,:ltlu i11ltt Rei.--- ,, '--"!".........!""'.-~ HOUSE for sale in Clifton. BeauUful private home, lor chlldren, six rooms (three helrooms), divided basement, SYRACUSE - Nice 6 room home, bath with vanity, 3 play room and shower. Two bedrooms, closets in two, lots iiO x 100: 12 x Ill bum. hardwood Doors, modem kitProperty fenced ln. Inquire at Blanche Compsoo, Clif- eben, all on one Door, full basement with garage, has ton. H .1totc 316 ft. frontage, on Route 124. Level lot. Aluminum Awnings, POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy and good neighborhood. miniature. $'IS and up. Stud $21,SOO.OO. service and grooming. Phoae RUTLAND - Z ACRE LEVEL 1192-5443. II 3 tic LOT- One story 5 room home, 3 bedrooms, bath, well with POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt: water system, plenty of garPortland. Phone 8t3-!254. II 3 lie den space. '$7.11110.118. MIOOLEPORT - OFF BROADCOAL. heavy, lumo stoker. egg WAY - Two awry, 8 room home ($ BEDROOMS], modand mine run. Excelsior Salt Works, Inc .• E. Main St.. Poem kitchen, Ill. batha, two meroy. Phone 992-3891. IZ-6-Ifc enclosed porches, basement, sarage, extra carport. $10,11110. EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, MOBIL· HOME, Bx35, exceDenl IF YOU RAVE PROPERTY $US plus parts II needed, "'ndltlon. Completely furnish- TO SELL LIST WITH US. WE Pomeroy Home & AulA>. ARE REAlLY ON THE BALl. ed. $1Bii0.00. Call m.5262. 11-!IJ.TFC 2-26.1llltfc VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD WISH to thank ev~ BEAGLE PUPS, 4 monlllll old: good breed. Fern D. Norris, HENRY a.BLAND who was so kind and though~ Racine, RD I. on R&cln .. Po· WANTED responsible party . to Olftee-lui alter the death of our bromeroy stale highway. Phone ~me payments of $6.21 per ther, C.1areoce Mulfor11, Cbemonth or pay balance due 3-12-3\C 911-4033. U4tp shtre. We eopecially wish tA> $911.64 lor 11118 stereo console thank all of our neighbors for AM and FM radio. 4 FIVE ROOM Houle, bath, hard· I the kJvely !Iowen and the MOBil, ROME 0n \1.acre Jot. with speed automatic changer. Call carport with 10112 room at.wood Doors, good condlUoo InRawlings - Coata Funeral tacbed. Large paUo. drilled 1192-21136. 3-IZ~tc side. aluminUm aiding, storm Rome. well water. Flatwoods Road. wlncloOJ•, ~ sutter ·C. Siswrs, Edith Thomas Pomeroy. Phone 1192-~. HAY, George Carson, Leading and d.'IWJllpoul, gu furnace and Cora Wiggins SMic Creek Road. :l-l:l-6tp boot, 11 basement. IIIJ'Ie lot :1-12-llc $65011.00. Phone wuns PoJI\eCOCKER soaniel Poodle pup1962 STUDEBAKER Lark. autoroy. S-12-31p WE WANT to thank all of our pies; AKC registered, C&M matte transmission $130.110. friends and neighbors wbo Kennel&, Pomeroy. Phone Also record player with stand belped Ul In anyway and aiiiiP Business Servle11 911-5562. ~te $30.00. Phone 9111-2739. those who gave us so manY LOGAN FIRE & SAFET'/ 3-12-3tc beautiful and useful gilts afEQUIPMENT, sales and oerter t!Je Joss of our home by RAY AND STRAW, Phone 1192vtce, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3, 12%7. 3-:1-!Ztp WEST Highland White Torrlers, fll'e. your klndness ·wlll never special prices on exllnguilh· black and sliver, Miniature be !o!Jotten. en lor boats, trallerl a n d H<YrPOINT ELECTRIC Range. SchnaUIOrtl. Miniature. PoodElber and l.11zabeth homes. Dwight Logan 1192Call Pomeroy !17-2446. les. LitUe Barkaroo Kennels, Riebel, Long Bottom 3821, Charles Manhall 11923-l~tp Coolville. 118'7-3654. 3-13-Jotc 3-12-llc 63114, Max Eichinger 892-5$26. Lawrence Eblin 992-ii624. 59 FORD, A-1 shape lor $350. 3-311-301c For Rent Pbone 742-441l2. :1-lo.$p 7 ROOM house at Bashan. 3-!Uip t»S7 CADILLAC, loor door hard Phone 94UI03. top. Good condition. Phone 4 ROOM and bath unfurnlllbed 1115-31137. 3-IWIP •par1ment. Phone 11ft.43115. 1-1:1-11<! l'ARII, 32 IDd 6 lentbl IUftl, N - SeUiement: e room PURNISHED aparfJnonl, 5 boule, bath, dt111~ .ren, gas. moml and ,bath, Harold Hew- Threol chicken Jiooles, bun ~jlll, (;heslor, Phone -..o. and tllo. Lee John· · . 3-IJ.tfc IOD, Rl.l, 0 . 3-INir ' . wE 'SIRYlU~. fb-2111 Racine, Oldt Albort M. Co•, BroUr IJIII.::s!t .... 3-111-$0 ·' ; RADIATOR · Po1A:11ov Re•l Est1le For Sale REVIVAL curling at the MI. CARPETS a fright? Make them Hennon U. B. Church March a beautiful sight with Blue '· ' II at NO p.m. each eveulng. Lustre. Rent electric sbam' pooer. B""r Furniture. I' Rev. Carey Knittle of Cincin3-ll~tc nati, Obio wlll be the Evange' list. Special singing each eve:. ni111. Everyone Is welcome. REDUCE safe sbnple and Cast :· 3-3-12te with Gobese tsblels, Only ~. SPECIAL STEREO: 1968 Early American stereo radio com'· Neloon Drugs. 1-11 31p I· bination. This Is a beau!Uul ;' FREE FIREWOOD. Ray Hart· solid state unit with 4 speed ' ley. Racine, Ohio. 3-1~1<> I USED Youngstown S4 inch chllll8er. Take over payments Kitchen Sink In good condiof 16.77 or pay balance of tion. Phone 742-1622. 3-U~tc W•nted To Buy $88.10. For free home demon•· ANTIQUES. furniture, dlsbes. stration Fall m-3218. Aloo :· misce11aneous. Mn. Howard MOBIL HOME, 10x50. two bedhave reposse10ed stereo In rooms, coppertooe kitchen, • Cecil, 8110 w. Main St., Pomewalnut cabinet lor payments wall to wall carpet in living 1-~ my. of $5.91, or balance of $76.10. room. All gu applianceo. 3-Uic 3-7·!2lil i 1954 CHEVY CAR ·with good Pbono ~. . ~ body, motor not bnoortant, ; call MS-27'1S. 3-1~ FIREWOOD. any length, do- LOT in Mason. 601200 oo paved otreet. CaD Mason '173-SZO.'I. : livered. Gerald Kln_g, !Dlndc. 3-12-121< . Employment Wanted ' Phone 1196-1063. 3-7-Mp ' '. , •(; .• 5 I tfe For Side ·' '·' , . . Crltt • \' dRRfER . w'U tu . ' I $DIS . ,om~v · : O~tPfS :f!~~STi; ~ IN MIDDLEPORT .. ®'AM~ 011 u-·tor· c· . fer.tili~r~c~ ·.· AND LOWEll POIIEIIOY ' Uf' · ·AUII · - ·~· o. All ....... """"' .... 'lilllltf. tv• -.!ll~lllt oo~ Call ,.' . ~leo. L~uN.• •-·' · 1862 FORD ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••,895 llr&, . . . · lllltctuRt · now. Mrs. Clifford n sooH.t. ..,..,.,v.amotor,auro.tnna.,P.s.,P.s.,... • AREA' 'WAREHOUIE "faye" Milley Middleport • ,.. . �ij j• "'-'-•':. * .. I. £ l;," ~IIP!~~~.morw...J!icl~\K'Jo·' 0., ~- ~~ ~-. ·· · ·~-, ' .Art You.. Ilist~n·f,,·!lf · '? rr.;~.~.,. ~ ~ ' ' .......- " " " - - - · .-• ' . 1 'I' . :1;\,, :Jt\, • ' ,.,, '¢,; . '·' •, I For Rent FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. ·Middleport, phone 9!12-38'14. 3-111<! Notlct FURNISHED and unfumlshf;l apartments. Clooe lo scllool. Phone m-5434. 111-18-tfc REVIVAL STARTING at the lilt. Herman UB Church, L~RGE five room and ~ath apartment, newly de<orat>d, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. each Fum ace heat, Pomeroy. evening. Rev. Carey Knittle Phone 9!12-530'1. I·; -tic of Cincinnati, will he the evangelist. soecial singing each evening. Everyone is wel- FURNISHED GARAGE APART· MENT on Lincoln Hill, Ad· eome. ~IZtc ults only. phone 992-3489. 3-25-30lc COPPER and brass will be low: er ln price soon. So sell now ' ' to Bill Bailey, Second St., CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; Reedsville. 3-Htc One three room apartment, very nice and modem. Shown HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlngl by appointment only. Phone U.tfc Nile Club, S to 6 p.m. Moil- 1192-5271. day thru Friday. Ladles nllht every Friday. U-tfc FURNISHED APARTMENT. eouple only, 212 S. Sth Ave, . ' PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY Middleport, 1192-5135. 3-111-tfc will pay ror a brake adjustment at Pomeroy Home l Auto. 1·7-tfe .. · For S.le dlo " " ' - · Good tireS. All vioyl bucket-.. .• 19oo CORVAIR • , , , , •••••••• , , , •• , , •• , ••••1495 · · eor.. - . Foor- ~ tr..... rec1 nntah, v~oytbockll ltltl, one owner, low mileage. Dice one. 19'63 MERCURY .. , , • , , • , •••• , ••• , , •••• , , $895 2:"- Dr.Mxlterey, V8 au1m'•UC trans., new w.w. ttrcs, white flnl&h; lhlrP and cloon lrUrtor, radio and h_,., Pomeroy Motor Co. OHN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY. OH.IO '\·' ~'!.' , I'' I !' . ·.: I I J I I . WILL DO moNING In 1111' HEREFORD SALE: 21 Bulls : borne, phone 11111-38611, 3-lt-llp and 24 Females, Southeastern • Ohio Horefonl Assoclallo(\. Spring Sale. All clean 'i>edl~ Hell' Wanted grees both horned and polled. • ROUTE SALDIMAN Saturday, March 16, 1118. ' HERE is an eicellent opportunShow 9c30 a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. Ity lor the rlgbt man to make Roek Springs Fair Grounds. an eitremely good career on Rl. 33, three mile~ north of .an established route. Better !-Ute than average W«kinn condl- pomeroy, Ohio. tiiiiiB and first rata frinCe benefits. Guaranteed salary SINGER SEWING machine In plus comm..,ion. For peraon- lovely sewing table. ))Des all regular oewlng, plus dial al lntarview and completa deequipped for fancy zig zag tails write to Box 1161-J, .... designs, buttA>nholeo. over'!'be DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy. cast, etc. Or.ly 6 monthly payGiving name, adclrea, age ments of $1.67 per week. and phone number. 3-11-5te Phone 119:1-2685. 11-6-tlc . BAR MAID 1nd Waitress, must be neat ·· in appr..arance and SINGER SEWING machine, over 21 years of age, no ex- sews forward and reverse. Zig Z&l equipped to button· perience necessary, livjng qoarll1rs available. Apply In hole, monogram, darn, etc. Sews Uke news Pay off 6 paypersor• at the Green Gables, State Rt. 7. 3-11-5lc meni. 16.76 each or lliO cas.~,· Phone t9J-288S. 3-5-lfc Card Of Thanks I' i' I Buslnus ServiC. C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONUJi Complete &ervlce Write, Pllene er CollliCt All ... lli.....,..., ec.,. •Trvcll tHIIIW . . Core tlull.lw · . .. FIVE ROOM HOUSEl. bath, wall to wall caret. large lot. good condition Inside, will sell fumlsho;l or unfumlsbed, 38'7 Hamilton St., Middleport, call 993-312> alter 5 p.m. 3-111-3tc 1961 CHRYSLER Newport V8, new rubber, one owner, new 1511 Diesel Jolm Duerr tractor winch angle blade canopy. Marlon Reynolds, below Drive Inn Theatre, M88on, W. Va. 3-l~tc 125 BALES OF WHEAT HAY. 30C a bale, Blancbe Nelson. Deller' Oblo. 3-10-$p 11118 FULLY autA>matlc Sewing Machine, complete lo make buttonholes. darn, and emb. IS builtin designs, This mac!> Jne Is In perfect condition. This machine sold for $299.9ll, balance now f7$,00 or take over payments of 16.18 per month. Try It In your home. Call 1192-2836. 3-!Uic -- t.IU.CiURry LIM. .1 IIlll' Ml" . EXPERr , PIRIITCIMI .DLC 100 . NEW 1111AI).;IILACKWALL1 ·Wheel ·Alignment ury ' News, Notes wen Reo.--... llltal•• . Gar)' Marae ~t>enCer, .t:ort• wooe~, Edward &nltb, Jlol'. old White, 1loli Blank011shf1>0Bono nle Banka, carolyn Brtckles, John Walter and !Uchard Doon, Gracie and Mary Lo~ King, Edith wood, Janeth and Joan M8oa. Rev, n>natdBrlckleoofflclatod at the marrlogo of Hylla '-h and llobert Eblin at tllo IK>mo of her parents, Ur. and Mrs. Harold Leach. Mr. and Mrs. ClJ&rloa K!Jwhad aa recent vtoltoro llr, IDd Mrs. E<l King, Harrtaonvlllo. Carli!DIJert Hall, whohalbetll at&llonod In VIetnam wltll t h e Army, baB returned to the itltll and open~ a few days lurlouih 11 the home~ h1l parente, Mr. IUld lira. Carl Holl and family. lira. Ellt:aboth llurray had al recent guesta, Mr, and Mrt. Edward Gol..tnski' IDd flmll,f of Frooland, Pa.,llr, IDdMra,W~ , . :s: -~ ' TIRES • nREStt Repaired A&BOI'U!d Adjustment Tires Now ~Wide Ovalo Juat ARRIVtDI ~SIZES S16;50~ & $18.50 . $12.00 plus tu eadl «YDEKUHN Tuppers Pill.,., 0. Phone 667-36112 All Regular Sizes S12.SO John Vf. VanMeter Keeoing Meigs Gallic anCl Mason Area Informed As Well .As . ' . .' .. ',,,. ' Now arr to form IUIIH letten COI;OR$ - .~ GEE, UNClE: MQ)l'{.. 'oWl<£ """"'~ """TO """' l=Ol\oo$! There are five I y p it 1 of P-"iftc salmon - kllll;', aocl!:- · ieye, sliver, pink and i:lium. ·• ' l ' mCHEOELIC ' ' . ... ,................ \... lN~~ ' •-•:L I(.'/.( .\l R I . Entertained · 111m Murray, .call!ornii,IDIIMr.. and Mrs. llolla Murre,y andliO!I,' Arlinstlln, Va. VIsit~~¥ recentzy with Mr. IDd Mrs. Olen Harrison were Mr. and Mra, CecU Brlcldes, Groveport, Milo Bonnie !lanka, CIJ'o. lyn BrlckiOs, Mr, IDd lira. Dole Harrioon 111d chUdreo, llr, Ollie S.:hall1 Mr. and'Mra, Roy BrlcJo. les IDd Mr. and Mrs. ilollh Carl and son, llo<kie,y. Mr. IDII lira. ilollh a.ue of Columbuo .were recOil! vloltDro of Mr. IDd llro. WUllun Ki1J8o Mr. and Mrs. Olea Harr11011 wore In Columbuo rocantzy to vlllU Witll their son, Phlljp, Mr. and Mrt. John Doon and soos IDII Mra. Looora Doan had as recent visHors, Mr. IOd Mrs. Clair Waggoner and JO)', Harrlaonvllle, Mr, and !Irs. Paul Pe,yntAlr, Car!>eator, and Mr, IDd Mrs. Kenneth Markin£, Racine. VIsiting recently with lira. Huol ArnoldandfllllilJworo!lr, and lira, Junior lloah, s...., BobbY ""' But<h ""' Mr. All>ha Rus..U of Hysell Run. -Vlolllng with Mr. and Mrs.~ mood Musser an<! lira. Zora Walkar wore Mr. and lira, Edward He41ricka of Colwnbua. MillS Eval1ne 'Arnold Wll an overnlsht guest of Dr, 111d 11ra, Sollm Bl,._lcz and dauibtor, Ph,vWs, rocenli¥, Mrs. Huol Arnold, Evallne, Lester · IDII Natblll and Mil• !illolla Bearho vtolled with llr'· and Mrs. Jolm DoVerollldflmll,f at ClJ&rlellA>n, w. Va. I ' tJOW 'rtiU CAIJ BlOW 'wi:X.!R MtJJ!) WHILE YoU BRUSH 'wi:X.!R TEimi ! ]111:1.-2788 . lEGAL NOTICE: /)Ol;.;l#''' •, .. I ,•• .,, .._ , ... ..,. , ,.,.,_ Il I ' •J " Unstl'llmble Ihese four Jumblea. one letter to eaeh aquare, to rorm four ordinary worde. ~ •I . ' . JJig~~;:::~== I (.'/,( 1/) ( I I m:HK"i ( l ... ' --- b ..,,"',""' . Prlct 650xl3 , ... 650x14 9.11 700>113 10.11 700.14 lUI 710JJI4 n.a 670.15 IIJII PtuoRocoppololollxcho,.. Noti-!JIIi Guorinfoo • $Ia 5~55 FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-311-TFC I(f.. ;; Ptt~ Brodfonl PROFESSIONAL Color TV and O'BRIEN A: CROW Stereo, Hi-fi service. Ho1110 REALn' co. calls In Pomeroy and MiddleMIDDLEPORT - AN EXCEJ.. port: $4 on color TV. llhueloo LENT BUY - mEAL LOCA· TV Service. IS2 Butternut, PoTION - 2 story frame, 9 meroy. Phone m.soeo. l'()OinS (4 bedrooms), bath, I-1S-3lllp nice front porch, storm doors - ~'-' ' ,.w,.... , . and wlndowo. $S,IIOUIIL REEDsviLLE ~· - OOfTAGI! WJTII RENTAL - (~ atory ·~8 frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooms), bath, 2 porcbe&, baaement, garage, uUJity room In basement, free gas. $5,9110.00. Mr. IDII lira. Norman Wood Rtn'LAND - IJ)EAt FOR IK>oorod their "'"' KOIIQll, on hiJ R()lgt OR CABIN - 3 acres 16th bil1hde,y with a suri>rlao of IJDid, gravel road, barb birthday parcy. Games worepb.Jo. fence, good dug aod year ed andprizosawardedtA>JohniDII mund aprtnp, $1,1100.00 Richard Ileal), Linda Boll, Mary CONTAct' US FOR YOOR Kino, and Harold WhUa. RI!AL ESTATE NI!I!D8 Altar tllo honored guoot bad JIENIIY CLELAND oPOnod hlo gl!te, cake and teo Olllco ..,_ cream llld Punch. were served to Karla and Linda Beol, Bill and O'BIUI!N a CROW REALTY CO. POMEROY - Z MILE oot:1\1 story frame, 6 rooms (4 bedrooms), utility .room, new bath, water ll)'llem and forced air furnace. 16,SOO.OO MJDDLD'ORT - INCOME PROPERTY - 2 story frame, s bedrooms. bath. Aloo 3 room rental and trailer space. Income on property t\U.OO per month. Good buy. $11.900.00 SYRACUSE - 2 RI!NI'Al& Brings $100.00 per month. $1,11110.00 down, balance lllO!I· thly for S yean. 16,11110.110 ' ·~7.At'N'. . . . . .. •Atrr'ryp. . . ICB1H GOBLE .. FOIO- eu,:ltlu i11ltt Rei.--- ,, '--"!".........!""'.-~ HOUSE for sale in Clifton. BeauUful private home, lor chlldren, six rooms (three helrooms), divided basement, SYRACUSE - Nice 6 room home, bath with vanity, 3 play room and shower. Two bedrooms, closets in two, lots iiO x 100: 12 x Ill bum. hardwood Doors, modem kitProperty fenced ln. Inquire at Blanche Compsoo, Clif- eben, all on one Door, full basement with garage, has ton. H .1totc 316 ft. frontage, on Route 124. Level lot. Aluminum Awnings, POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy and good neighborhood. miniature. $'IS and up. Stud $21,SOO.OO. service and grooming. Phoae RUTLAND - Z ACRE LEVEL 1192-5443. II 3 tic LOT- One story 5 room home, 3 bedrooms, bath, well with POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt: water system, plenty of garPortland. Phone 8t3-!254. II 3 lie den space. '$7.11110.118. MIOOLEPORT - OFF BROADCOAL. heavy, lumo stoker. egg WAY - Two awry, 8 room home ($ BEDROOMS], modand mine run. Excelsior Salt Works, Inc .• E. Main St.. Poem kitchen, Ill. batha, two meroy. Phone 992-3891. IZ-6-Ifc enclosed porches, basement, sarage, extra carport. $10,11110. EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, MOBIL· HOME, Bx35, exceDenl IF YOU RAVE PROPERTY $US plus parts II needed, "'ndltlon. Completely furnish- TO SELL LIST WITH US. WE Pomeroy Home & AulA>. ARE REAlLY ON THE BALl. ed. $1Bii0.00. Call m.5262. 11-!IJ.TFC 2-26.1llltfc VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD WISH to thank ev~ BEAGLE PUPS, 4 monlllll old: good breed. Fern D. Norris, HENRY a.BLAND who was so kind and though~ Racine, RD I. on R&cln .. Po· WANTED responsible party . to Olftee-lui alter the death of our bromeroy stale highway. Phone ~me payments of $6.21 per ther, C.1areoce Mulfor11, Cbemonth or pay balance due 3-12-3\C 911-4033. U4tp shtre. We eopecially wish tA> $911.64 lor 11118 stereo console thank all of our neighbors for AM and FM radio. 4 FIVE ROOM Houle, bath, hard· I the kJvely !Iowen and the MOBil, ROME 0n \1.acre Jot. with speed automatic changer. Call carport with 10112 room at.wood Doors, good condlUoo InRawlings - Coata Funeral tacbed. Large paUo. drilled 1192-21136. 3-IZ~tc side. aluminUm aiding, storm Rome. well water. Flatwoods Road. wlncloOJ•, ~ sutter ·C. Siswrs, Edith Thomas Pomeroy. Phone 1192-~. HAY, George Carson, Leading and d.'IWJllpoul, gu furnace and Cora Wiggins SMic Creek Road. :l-l:l-6tp boot, 11 basement. IIIJ'Ie lot :1-12-llc $65011.00. Phone wuns PoJI\eCOCKER soaniel Poodle pup1962 STUDEBAKER Lark. autoroy. S-12-31p WE WANT to thank all of our pies; AKC registered, C&M matte transmission $130.110. friends and neighbors wbo Kennel&, Pomeroy. Phone Also record player with stand belped Ul In anyway and aiiiiP Business Servle11 911-5562. ~te $30.00. Phone 9111-2739. those who gave us so manY LOGAN FIRE & SAFET'/ 3-12-3tc beautiful and useful gilts afEQUIPMENT, sales and oerter t!Je Joss of our home by RAY AND STRAW, Phone 1192vtce, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3, 12%7. 3-:1-!Ztp WEST Highland White Torrlers, fll'e. your klndness ·wlll never special prices on exllnguilh· black and sliver, Miniature be !o!Jotten. en lor boats, trallerl a n d H<YrPOINT ELECTRIC Range. SchnaUIOrtl. Miniature. PoodElber and l.11zabeth homes. Dwight Logan 1192Call Pomeroy !17-2446. les. LitUe Barkaroo Kennels, Riebel, Long Bottom 3821, Charles Manhall 11923-l~tp Coolville. 118'7-3654. 3-13-Jotc 3-12-llc 63114, Max Eichinger 892-5$26. Lawrence Eblin 992-ii624. 59 FORD, A-1 shape lor $350. 3-311-301c For Rent Pbone 742-441l2. :1-lo.$p 7 ROOM house at Bashan. 3-!Uip t»S7 CADILLAC, loor door hard Phone 94UI03. top. Good condition. Phone 4 ROOM and bath unfurnlllbed 1115-31137. 3-IWIP •par1ment. Phone 11ft.43115. 1-1:1-11<! l'ARII, 32 IDd 6 lentbl IUftl, N - SeUiement: e room PURNISHED aparfJnonl, 5 boule, bath, dt111~ .ren, gas. moml and ,bath, Harold Hew- Threol chicken Jiooles, bun ~jlll, (;heslor, Phone -..o. and tllo. Lee John· · . 3-IJ.tfc IOD, Rl.l, 0 . 3-INir ' . wE 'SIRYlU~. fb-2111 Racine, Oldt Albort M. Co•, BroUr IJIII.::s!t .... 3-111-$0 ·' ; RADIATOR · Po1A:11ov Re•l Est1le For Sale REVIVAL curling at the MI. CARPETS a fright? Make them Hennon U. B. Church March a beautiful sight with Blue '· ' II at NO p.m. each eveulng. Lustre. Rent electric sbam' pooer. B""r Furniture. I' Rev. Carey Knittle of Cincin3-ll~tc nati, Obio wlll be the Evange' list. Special singing each eve:. ni111. Everyone Is welcome. REDUCE safe sbnple and Cast :· 3-3-12te with Gobese tsblels, Only ~. SPECIAL STEREO: 1968 Early American stereo radio com'· Neloon Drugs. 1-11 31p I· bination. This Is a beau!Uul ;' FREE FIREWOOD. Ray Hart· solid state unit with 4 speed ' ley. Racine, Ohio. 3-1~1<> I USED Youngstown S4 inch chllll8er. Take over payments Kitchen Sink In good condiof 16.77 or pay balance of tion. Phone 742-1622. 3-U~tc W•nted To Buy $88.10. For free home demon•· ANTIQUES. furniture, dlsbes. stration Fall m-3218. Aloo :· misce11aneous. Mn. Howard MOBIL HOME, 10x50. two bedhave reposse10ed stereo In rooms, coppertooe kitchen, • Cecil, 8110 w. Main St., Pomewalnut cabinet lor payments wall to wall carpet in living 1-~ my. of $5.91, or balance of $76.10. room. All gu applianceo. 3-Uic 3-7·!2lil i 1954 CHEVY CAR ·with good Pbono ~. . ~ body, motor not bnoortant, ; call MS-27'1S. 3-1~ FIREWOOD. any length, do- LOT in Mason. 601200 oo paved otreet. CaD Mason '173-SZO.'I. : livered. Gerald Kln_g, !Dlndc. 3-12-121< . Employment Wanted ' Phone 1196-1063. 3-7-Mp ' '. , •(; .• 5 I tfe For Side ·' '·' , . . Crltt • \' dRRfER . w'U tu . ' I $DIS . ,om~v · : O~tPfS :f!~~STi; ~ IN MIDDLEPORT .. ®'AM~ 011 u-·tor· c· . fer.tili~r~c~ ·.· AND LOWEll POIIEIIOY ' Uf' · ·AUII · - ·~· o. All ....... """"' .... 'lilllltf. tv• -.!ll~lllt oo~ Call ,.' . ~leo. L~uN.• •-·' · 1862 FORD ••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••,895 llr&, . . . · lllltctuRt · now. Mrs. Clifford n sooH.t. ..,..,.,v.amotor,auro.tnna.,P.s.,P.s.,... • AREA' 'WAREHOUIE "faye" Milley Middleport • ,.. . �.- . .. ' •, . ' "• . • ' ., ~- ' . ' ,, !. .• ' -l ' ' .. i ,. 'If. ' ~v .,- ' " '· ·~di ' '.' j,,_ . .'•' ' '. •• ,,·'· '<· ,, I f· ·•.!~ ·' '. ''j:;'' '' ,;,,•. .·~u.. are IJ>. .::, ~ 11\ .~ !ol' aummar Job• lllbo MitliBw>qrt IJO!ll by ~rll ( "1$, tile Mlddiii'Ort Hecreotlon -bor <:'ljoirlmlof\00 ...~ llondo.r nigtll. . :; : ~,tq '·, at' town ·,;'chaltmao · l hall, 1'lith Dive Ohlqor In ··· ' :': chart,o, theeommlllkm oaldW~jto ; . es wW romaln Ill '15 cents per ' hour. All!>llcallon• ohould be dlo , rected ~ mall to tile Mlddl.. - port Recreolion Commission, : Town Hill, M!cldleport. ·.~ vice this )1Nll'• _ DIOI<ul&ed, buldelayed,po,_ -EmPioJed Torey Ohlinger, sible action to raloo al!ghtly 1111' an asslollllt Meigs Local belke>- mtssioD charges to the pool 10 ' ball eoach and Pomeroy Jr. Hll!h as to balance btcome with e» te~~eher, aa Bummer park direo- penses· rates of surrounding comm~tles wiU be studies. . tor; he ta a ll"lduate of Ohio Unlvar&IIY and a physical edl>catlon major. All!>rnvecl with ~nny IIY•ell the summer schedule of dances on the be&kolball slab, the !fr&. men con<b:ttng ali Tuesday and Fridly night events, the Middle- other• allendlng were i))n Lowery or the lire doportJnont and ~ fark AIOo<latloo Commlttoe; Cl>lef of Police Herb Glll<Y, council npreoontatlve Dick VIIUihano and Torey OhiiJ>. ger, rooms, an omce tor the mlnister, secretary's office, 8 i c k room, stor~ area, rest romns, and a kltcheo, The social room will opon IntO tile preiODI aan<twirl'· . Nine calls - two in-town and uGocrs Uttle House," used ·seven out-of-town - were 111- for primary department Sunday awered by tile Mldcllepnrt Fire SChoOl clasaes lor tile past !lve :Department during February, years, wW be ramoved !rom ·Fire Chle! C. ltobert Fisher re- tile lot to make room lor the ports, 4dditton. Contract calls answered incl.- lour In Sallsbui'JI Town- lllllp TwO mutual aid caUs we r e answered. one In Pomeroy at the clt;y wmp and another near Rutland whore the Jllllor Darst home at 9lotgun Hollow h a d caugl!t !Ire. 'The two In-town ttres were a blaze altho Barsotti apartments and an auto fire on Mlll St. An average of eight men answered or eaeb call tor a total 64 man · ~·- Now Official War on Poverty tile TONY ROllE (Techolcolor) Sinatra • JW st. Joh''l ·~eaturette: Hula La La; Grizzl,y Golfer; Puaa 'D Boota; route. Council oareod alao ID IIOIICi Rep, IWI>h Welker a coPY ol the Mella C<lwliY'a commission- letter requesting sign& be placed \ era voted Mondi,Y lo desi&lllte at imPortant .POintlo \INIFORMS lllSCUSSED tile existing · Gallla-Molga ComA diacunion was held on of· muniiY Action A80JICY as the acfleers of the pollee dePartrneli. ent for the ''War 011 PoVerty" in having to wait oil< mondia be1he county. lore they are given lunda lor the The action wao takeo alter purchase of uaifonna. The m• Richard Sll)'re, director of tile ter was turned over to Mayor C. Gallla-Melgs CAP, and Laure11 0, Fisher Wbo wW adv!Jo ..., llo!l'man, aut director,_... olflceta ihal thOU' 'eail''PUteliue ed before the eommiaaloneraand unUorms at their own GJ~Pense explained the need tor the forII IIley will! them belore llX mal aclll1owledgmenl o! CAP. The commiaalOilers, in other TONIGHT, MARCH 12 MlddleiiOrt. stwnbo ai.sostressedthataigos Bhnula be plaeed tllrousb M!cidloport Indicating hoW a motorist mil)' reaeh Route 7. U rnolDrlstl !ollow the present ot,ns o1 lh• Ohio Department of HIIJ!WIU'O, coming from tho bridge, lhiU' must travel througb Pomeroy to Rock ~rings and then cut over on new Route 7 to hit SOuth 7. It was _pointed out that tbl Ohio Doparlment of Hi&bwo.rs had rooited lllt'lorl&ts that wll)' In order to discontinue maJn. teo&nee of old Route 7 th~ Middleport. However, It was pointed out also that Roule 35 does run throusb Middleport and lhat the signs Bhnuld be pliiCed 1n town shoWing a motortat that he can reach South 7 by travelIng throUSb Mlddl.,ort rlther lhan going the longer pre- actlviiY, accopted tile bid of Richards and Sons, Apple Grove, to provide tile COUIItY with 3,000 ton o! pea gravel at 25 cenll per ton at tile pit or !0 CBIIII per too loaded. Booster Group to Continue SrARI'S 7 NEW CAR I 1 "' ' ' I: FINAM}E lOORNEXT CARAT /fallonal Member o1 F ecioral Depo&illnlllrance Corporation Fino !urnlturo bedns on the lnotdewltll Flexstool'o - · Ll!edmo ~rl~ and preclolon engiDiered solid hardwood !rome. Alk our oal"man-to tiP over a chair and lhow ;you wiG' Flexi!HI Ia tho tlnell ~rod !urnl!liH :rnu ••• buJ. Baker Furniture IIJ!IIlUPOHT, 0. ..,._, ":: ~:.~30~-~ ':£~ ' tile Middleport 101111 , - , Last yilr a ar prqJOaal waa made but dropped !oilowlnl a public meeting ot whicb tlmo aev~ protesta aplnst the plan-Jwere lodged. George _ , . . ouPorinlendenl ·ol tile Meigs District, at that time told daident& protest- r• s· In& lhal Councilman stumbo -.vod the vlllqo are several mollilll in ureara with their rent Pl,)'- ments. Grate waaordsredtoaend theoe olfenderl letters lhat rtltl month. CoWJCil awroved tile report of ~or Fisher for Februll), showing rocollltl of $1,096.30 In lines and lees and$2411nm... chant pOllee colleedooa, lor a tDtal o! $1,337,30. A.-ng the 10111on blesllloa those mentioned earlier were Councilmen B. F. Parmalee and RlchardVBU&IIan. VETERANS IIEMORIAL HOSPITAL RIHTH - A daUflbter to llr, and llrs. Fred Pulllna, Mlddl6o port. ADMll'TEI) - RayDiood Moo Clelland, ~ovUle; 9Jlrlq Kina. lllcldlll'Ort: Be117 J-, Rulland; Wancla Scott, GqyovWe; Marie Rlzer1 Syracuse; Lettla DJSCHABiJED i))rolhy Clark, Judith llacon, Reuben Friend, nx. Boa, if1la Hudson. ' . ·, .; ," ~. , IN$'~N JqlLD·.:. ~ct Depl!lj> GrOna MUter Dorrell D. DetQI, center, concllcted 11\e ~1lft~n· of Po~ Lodge No. 164, F&AM, In the ftrat ~.Tuesday nigtlt. Mr. Dot.!)' .,_IM*tlj!l,~er ,n! p.t 12th Masonic DlolrlcL Jomeo Souloby, loft, lo WM o! l'omeroy lodge - 164 and, ~re T, t!Md'Jr., .rl&bt. 15 a past district dopui;Y arand mas(Joand a 33rd degree MUi)n. Au oroOiient attendaP>'e G! tho mamberlllll> witnesoedthelniiPOCtlon-- SOnttnel Photo, '' ,, .~ · ·.!' r r , d'l lin", a shOrtir Wli~lliM and 1 blr mO:re fullntn 1• ancf'hi~JS. ~ more cos"v alleulionsl -~.. ..,;c ·· ;, . . •tt ' ., ' · · · ' · ·t ~· - '' - t •• VISII 'lliE IUIY. TCI !EAI•AIT• 1,1· •. :. . 2.. , . ". ' ·. ,' ··.·, ' ~- · ;r,' ~ · , " 'SWING THROUGH SPRING ' IN BERkSHIRE B·TW£EN:S low WAisTED PRINT SHIFT WI'(H SLENDER IZINC PUAtfD ~: · SKIRT. FABRIC RY CAMAY. TURQUOISE, NAVY., Q~rtl4~•J. _SJZ£~ 12,8·208. \ ;~~ :.•-· .~j-. · ' calls · Wiler Development lln,.elng, U~~=~.~; But_ lllll'elopment Dlreclor F, Unclaimed 1-, · P, N....,schwandor laid 111e , '!'be Escheat Act, :::::,:> .::~ edl\llni-ve nllln& could 110 cime e!fec:tlve last ~~ •---~-· r -...0 ~ provld . es lhat all --~- ~·-- -u a"*'ic~ng IUid halt -tile uae of fUnds lrOnl !1naneia1 ensure ierD.ed •lhe ' -·to lum on,,all operation)' ' ~ the recently created Water Development Authorlcy, flclll\les built to oncl pollution iloold be leaaoll to lncllstcy Involved. !! e n t a i pii)'Menla liOuld be &A>IIe<i to pa.y oa lite bOnds and toward tile eventual · purehase price,' · Dotlui.Y DOvelepment Dlr_, tho market. Palll!ram Po!Jple aald the IRS an ruling did not neceaoarlly. moan Ql\, end of ,...,, Interest poll- llnanclng of lncllslrlil projects, coUld i'etiPie aald the Elldtaal Act , passed by !irst oea&ion of tile IO'IIh Olio General Assom\>IY liOuld probobb' give the ' tllete on out since It Coold prOVida the aome low Interest rate tile 'jll• rate tile Servi(ie for War Victim - ' program. The Dlrectot oald tile aulhoricy C<JUld build •• pollution treatment Pia!lt !'If operation 11,- a munlclpallt;y _;or a COUill;y next to an lnduStttat plllll Pon>lo J Collier pointed oot Ute ualnOI.IS of damqe done by tile ""' ruling'' depended largely - <1!1 H'"' strictly and (rimd!\ued on Pop 8) h'l . J. B. Harreld, plant monager ofjhefl,ypr CreekPJant.twai!P nouncod the promotion o1 Roger be G, Thein to the POBIIIooio!MaiJ>. 1 ' ., . . . . , . . _ F _.., Hol..,ceedsll. io !),'HliinPhrey who' ratlred on ' ~ch t. , J:';_~J,;:be:en with the Ohio V, Corporation RoiiU'Y&enices for Lt.JIIMI ~..,[he now rool~i. TbeiBIII marrj'ed and hos.three cbil!lrtn. He ·'I ' a membet o! tile Amarlo CIUil.e&ion and tile Grqe. ~· D. HUII!Phre,y retired !rom OYEC ICter being uaoeialed 01 t!jo ll,yg!if Creek PlantalncoFobo i_l*y,t955,asmalnlenanceforo. Prior to joining OVEC, ~~ ~:~:~~In th~ f wao 01111>loyed since_ 511>t\"'!ber, 'D olnco · at 'll)e Beach J!ottom !'owet span MOSt . PITTSBiJROk ,,~ Jn.,. "'*orlence, wu lntel.,.,ltddnl,y !rmil 1~ "and.-1945 ti!Jen he • •,..,. In il!o U, S. ,.Navy. ilr. ' 111'1·· ~ Hump~ : reatdo !111 J',a<l'llh Avirulo In f.lo'·Pleuant. '' ·\ .,.... ' . \' . ~. - ·, ,,,~·:~ ' ' ·.I . ani on F-2150, ond F·IOO Willi · o'l!flonll h~My-dftv IPrinDI· '• !'i'i.-' ' •, "'.! .I ' .~ ' ,. . · ·~r- t- ~ '' ,.. .,., , ' \\ .·; ""·, -~,• ' I • .__ ~ . "" ' { ~- _____ Th ' '• :; 1,' ~-~ ....... io pllns are · - - - · e - · .... - to 1110 a stlB dod Ill In Columbus and 1111Board members had !ell that high ochool ..,._ to KaliiQD p._ However, Board membera otated lbat vertlsing cmiot be c1oo1 enllllhe thel' will! 10 place the levy before IIPII'I'Valls secured, voters when • buucl lasue However, Hartuaveo aatd lhat wWIMIIbeonthoaomobollm.A ~I1 In'•'"· h ~~~-•-state bond laoue rii be Wled 011 •• _,., touc w •• ~ No nd buo on tile matter and tiu- •t.U• bolh jobo llhould be ~on -- Conkle Who hao complotad ber blda !rom lho hi&b acbool creditl lhrou&b corro_.,.o arat0 •ODIInlellon _Jobslnceomalllocal work with tho UnlveraiO- of"-' cootra<:tor•-'""tbelblotohan. brllika.Thoboardalaocomn-· cllolhe •llllller job& Illite SaJI6. ad M111 CGitklo lor h.. allort Ia .reoerilf,llvea G!the river na~ tion lnduatrir maciO reooillmondaIlona to state and !acieral road olllelals bore Tueldll)' concerning water' clearancesoolhe naw bridge to be built over the Ohio River at Pl. Pleualll, W, V~At tho -"""-'• called '-tho .. ~.. "' U, S. Colli Qlard, navlptiOII apokeali\eo laid th01 lltou&lll a 900-!oot 11pa11 between b r 1 d B o plera In the, water would be {. - G! ~ ~ ..... be P~ed before .Voter• lialn !n November If It shouldfajlinMII)', Only • moloriiY vot~ lo neoded lor _P~'"'fFg~ ~~~~~""Y· ~t. George Hargraves ""' plalned lhst the s e v - s o! one mW muot be !IPProved thll year to bring lhe operating~ oge Ill ID 17.5 mills. senate BW most cleslrablo, As a oecoild prolerenco, IIley IOiggtlted two llpalll of 700 !aot eacb with one brWfl pier iD the mi:e~ tile dl... lolon Will"~ 'ralallon to the brllial! , to be built at ~ ~ ....,; . :~..:~tile-:., ~lh:.:,:: Rivera nser Henclilroon, W. va. , Meetln& with tile CGoll Qlard were vorloua !odenl olllclal o, Ohio Hl&lniiU' ~ ol!lcl: ... 111111 0. lj. COlan, .. admlnllllrallve laal- ol thorWNl Virginia ~ COOunlaalm. , Colon bid arrloed here Jfol>cla;r, but other West VlrsiDk of!lclalo were 11111111• lo 111 (ram Chari•- TueJOkio !>ecauae of bad condlllma. • Copt. ti, D, IIIIth laid the next fll!ll would · be for tho Colli Guard to ....... tho ind fiderol tile .... olllclala:oi '~ ', Hayes Employed by Wll!llel'll i!"'."• ' i~ . • ,-, .• In lhlllhe Hvon-tonlb• Martm' The , . edon thOR- whei-o thtDew acbool will be built to bolntr tom cbwnatlhepresonttlme. CONTRACTORSSVRVEYID Tho ,..,erinl-nt alao ... ported on liUfviQ' which"" co"' cl!ctod ....,.local building c""' tractorsonil\Oirlntereatlnpro.tects ot tile Sal!oburyandltutland Elementary S<hools · ' Threo contractor& advloadblm ,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_.,,· - .,,,,,,::::::::::-:::·:':-: ~~. ~ 0 -e•• As Coach Tho resJanltlon of Richard Martin as !~ coaeh ol Eu._ am Hi&b Sehoul wu OC<OPied Tuesclll)' nltlht wheo the Ealterll Local Sehoul District Board ol EWcattoo met. No "'*em"tnt ,., nomedbul Olll>llcadono are being aeciiPIOd bY ,Jolm Riebel, ~ tenclent. Martin wW romoiD as a teacher. Be teachea the sevonlh -grade II 1'\IIPero Plaino. Tho bnlr<l grlnted 1 coudltlo"' .,. " ' y.ear'• leave of lb&~e tO~~-- Y~, bend dltoctor, Tho:f•.., \-" : ~ _ , Y_.il_ace~~ II gr. . . . sch'ool. · lie bu lllPlled lor a !oiIOwlbiP; ' . It the~ due 11!0 ChelltOJ'o DiSirlct. T~byi!aqraYIIWU ,z,.,-~·-=::-t~~!l;\t Carmao l!eat Holnoi Jac• mida 1n .. Pleollllll Council meeting report, tills P"""' erroooouol,y rclarred to tile Ohio Volley Towing Co. UlitePolniTowlngCo. Ohio V.UIQ' Towing il In charp of the preaont(Off1 ReSJfJnS . .liltoCIIlmiL ,~,::,:,:::::::,,,,, Driver Hurt In Accident to ci!JI..,.... thO Interest oltlle local, cOJitrletoroiDihetwo smaller Jobo, It wao oaroed to IIOIJiy the boar\! ol tile CheiiOI'oT\IIpora Plalo• Water District that !Ire IG'dranta wW be needed near the new school and to Pill' a fl;OO t.IP lee. Aclllall,ytllecootoflhemeter and o - cow wW amount to about $1!00 but the water ~lrlct board had II&I'oad earlier lhll f$00 would be the maxlanm n m&klnll 1 Plll!l to u &fOWICI ~ II tile POol.....,, !1-. m_,-~hool.Tbowork- be dono,,....,..., Ullllicooditlolf iqlreve. Attancllf!l tile ui~ In ado "'" <lltlon to tho.. ,_ad .......,.. boardl_..!rmFrbero Vlqll prea- &MW,Porta',Vr'a. E. 0 · Raii,Hirom!bwterlllll'llil Mullen and Clerk L, W, IIcea.;,. 11' '1 aaa,. .! Uncle Sam Wipes Away Old Middleport Loan • # l 11 \ ~ A Qllrler....tury old federal pernmonl loan or f5;235 will Dot have to be repaid by Middleport Vlllap, Clerk Trea111nr Gene Grate haaliam. ed. Back In tile late 1940s l\llddleporl ......... pulhed to - forth willl plano lor a dlsposal qstem. A !irm was ampllll'ed to draw "' pions lor tile project. The plUia were lor a medlonl<al a,ystem witb a trunk line rwm1ng along river bad<, The COIIDCII al tile time was not pleaaod with the IIUII!IIoted qa- .- ae- ....,1- tile Landscaping .., tile ba&io llol It fait tile tr..,..m !loodlng of lite 0 b I o River liOuld wash out tile trunk line and Ill - ' ' · A !ederal loon of $5,:12.1 wu dveo lllddleport !rom tho De~ of HOusing and tl1i>all Dovalopmonl In Chi- end ltlo ~ llrm drawiDtl 111 lllo plano wos paid !rpm tile loa. The plana .... 41ocarded lor all practical - • s and I h o Flo,yd G, Browne ..,.._.., !lrm was omplo,yedlator, • new plano lor a di_. o.ytllem, 'I1Ie !irm cleori&lll!l tho preiOIIIl._ a,ytllem - C<lllotruction. -mo,tho-.I..., granting tile Class Open •,, '' ...-- . . '" ' - · ' lcbool, A had not'liooo Grate lor l<lr IIIII CCIIII-. llq'Dtho olllco iD lso..uoblo 'I1Ier andaok_ ~01-Ad- 111111 ~ . .,.._ ; I \ ~ ' { "I ' ' -~ WIIon Grate olllet "':' 1, llrll oJ lbo year, :...-. _ , ,,~a DIIBICJillon• woro rtcol-oed fnn1 tho c.dora1 .,...;y UIOfllrlall a- ~·~ .,,,, aaln ~· tile -~ ol lb • IIIIDdlnc tho ~ '' ~j loan a.......,- -- ~ \, ,, lucy 8110 hU 11111111111 - - IIMalrol lntflenlly iD .., ill- ) tempt lo ..... InCorsnalllil• " progro11 bolnC madl on....,,_ . ' '' and added lhat b Ia -- , , ,.: 0118 wlllex- th• rldl,;,llghl,'!f ~- Storid- • ·-~ local oontraetora are Interested, ~ to IOidil' p~ldll\t I I!IIOOih ' high school, had anticipated that '. J . wllh - - -luoponolon combfn• kmgor oprlnga o unkll!l OlaVIcolhll' ao;lomallcall~ -aciJUIII ·opting linglit - for lOCh whlol, Tho jaiO and jollt oro token outollho rvuohnt road 01 whfel lndepondonll~ omoolho b~mp~ roadl or NQGeil tlrrlln; Two axtu add Clurol>ltity, IDol dl 1·- - ·.. -... -:10)', " ·..-~ ~­ ,.,.1 front.,,..,on• district In ' ~m~~~~Ja!d,~ <UPo - il~ llll' voting 11lll l!rctriclil an ad- '. power plant Ollllilrl.,.e. Hlnrerk uaes two of Mil)', _ 0 Plant oi Power~ w·. va., thus r.. 'l:h!i~f tlrll!l wllh ne8rly 'Dft1 yeara ol OIIUileDdld,l ~~a.; ' !lam. Cta>..,. cotm~leled plans lor thedlslrlcro be advortlood IOPIR!ol¥ IInce bolntr Uled 1 IP'eat- bY~ ba .7· Gotcbn Roblrt Slln; bia IU'tntl, Mr. and lira. Francis O'l..oOJ4hlln ol Da,yton, • Sliter, and lhroo bl'Oo !Mr•, illl of Da,ytor. , ., . IIKir will bO to ._,. - 1011 !'Or IIW¥kt• and burial will til Ia lhO ll4ior Crotk lherfo · ~enta ·qa lmprnvemeot proJecto, The other cent ~d lie reserved Pill' unsettled claims, t NeuenschWander ,• laid tho eilmlnation of 11\f inWstrll) lease-back ~ment onder Water Dev~ot>llllint Alllhorlt;y did not "*a~J,y mean lite end of lhe e!fopttvonosa o! the · Theiss Prtimoteliat OVEC Announced Surviving In addition to hll wlla IIIli 1 1l-tn0ntl><lld oon, ~~enlh, ell!lrth and ninth grad- be!ore voters --at charged a ochool. llro, Patricia lillie of lllddl., .POI'tW8IIIDOlntod toaaevta,.__ term on tho 1ibrarJ boonlandtho bnlr<l IIPPfOoed 111o cloolng G!tlle Saliobucy School 011 Feb. 19 due to 1 lllllfonctlonlna water Pllll!f. - TIIU"•Ignallon of llro. J\liiUh lllock, a Butland -her, wu10o cet>ted oaecuve ~rll 1L ..... ., = Ll ~ if.iii'--t;;~~- - ~~~-lj~-:~:::;:~;~.~ ~i~~i -=~?."r-~ ~tho work to earu 'I1Ie OIJFC liOuld coni of tile fUndi tlon they would be Interested 1n blclcling on ceill~ r.,alr work to be ~-the Sail &bury School. \oiUI.K ' at Thoro was oo1,y one o1 the local cnntractors lndicoUng lhll h Ia ftrm miallt be lnterealed In tho !owtdallen work at the Rutland Elemenwy SChool. It was decided to lncluclo with the bid on tho new high ........ '"""' 350 reqolreolhat 17.5mWomullt be In o!l'ect at the end of 1968 to r a alrlc w cont1nue r• ce!vlng Slate lunda, The Meigs Local Dlltrlct curreotl,y hao 16,8 mWa In ef. !eeL Hargravos aloo reported that building plans are otW lnCoiuJI>. bus lor IIP~rnval by the ~ullcllng tile !ell. the Ohio Wiler DevolopmBnt naoa orl!llnlzlllono Twln·l·ltllll front tutpln• stro- Meeting In regular session on Tueodll)' night In Middleport, tile "-lg• ~ ' School District .llhlch It -beckod by almost 100 Boord of F4lc:atlonoareedtotake per coni' of the teachero ot tile ...,, 1D Place a seveJ>tentho o! grades :Involved, Is lhat tile stu- _ one mtn tax levy before voters dalllo ,oi tile upper lhree h 1 g h , of the dloirlct at the May primary achool grades would attend clu- elections. Memburs o! the boerd and 1111!P Middleport next !all, They mlniotrators stressed that tile woukl be located in the Middl• 1 s 1 th ill. lull of ~I , pi'omlae by Har-aves. ~~' .by Hargraves, ~ 11te ~sal •hoold be placed before voters in ' WITH ·EXCLUSIVE ~FEATURES .· '"''"' DOESN'T OFFE~ ; .. J . 7 Mill School Levy to be Asked o,.;' lor tho need o! • !leld .... nlgbt duriP8 lito week and alao m -iildl. ReVL Llnlllll Stebblna and A, E. Miller, represenlln8 tho Srracuoe, Minersville Mlololerlal Group, wllhRev, Slebblnoapokelman, laid tile minister I aro willIng to with tho, !l'mmer Boys' Lei&IIOPfOII'&m In IDY illjl pq-)lblo. He aliQ prtisentod pooslhlo IJIOIIOll-<nakiJig pro.!e<:to ttiat ml8ht be ondertaken by tile Booatera and ladle- the mlnltlleri !aol SUnda.v bell sbould not be allmred. Members of council Indicated it had not taken !ormal ac:tloo CQicernlng tho .... G! !1mday baaeball or tile pooslhlllt;y F, O'La'f'll"o killed on March 2 lo Vlelillm. wW be held at 7:30p.m. Wednosclll)'lllhl~ Funeral Home with the He>-. Fother JohD Torol, pastor of lbo Sacred Hearl Church, Pomeroy, olficlallng. Lt. O'Liulhlla. 21,. was a nao tlve oflla,yttm and thO huabond of thO former Pomala Hob- G! Pomeroy. 11ro. o•LoQaltlm has beeo llllillqj her home with her parents, llr. and llro. Gaorge Hobs-r, Pomeroy Route 3, alnee her bu.sbaDd waa lll'i ovtl'aeu lut December. Lt. O'Lal!llillln .... kWed March 2 cU1ni a Viol C... ambuah nino mlleo oorth of lSD..,.. He w11 witll a 1110-man uolt when the llfOil' wu ambulbed. Evecy ollleer was killed or wounded. Lt. O'Laualdln wu IIIIIOlW tho 19 ldlled and Z8"""""' ed of tile 25th ID!aolr)' Dlvlllon. He ontored tile onny In F. ruary, 1961, and wu graduated !rom oaicor'o cancllclate achool at Fort ~.... Ga., In ~rll last year. Be wao olatloned II ' Fort llnol, KJ,, lor oil< . - , , be!ort boiJ18 ordered to VIol tile p_.m .-,-.will! ' propeoal Ill •• Hargraveo, ~ voted ln. fa,.. oC ,; ~.:..: die plan; lour did not mark lltelr . i!~-1& ballots and.ont voted apiost tho _, propooal, Harcra••• lhlt lllcb • -·will not make t i l e 1 - job lilY e011er, "Gnilt time and 11101'111' will be lnVolv- , ed Ia tile ..._..red.&icaliran.. fen wilhln tile disirlct," he 00111'i mented. However, be Jtated. tbl pion liOuld facllllato eotry Into tile new bulldinl by laltloB care (Continued on Pqe 8) ! 'C . d' . D t ' d . . ! :", ·.- ~._,:l. ~.~m,J,p . own r I ace ::·c~!atSI:::OO~inlh~:: ~~r:;s::E~:~~~~! ~:~::~:::~:: =:~££Err~$ a:.n:;1::£.:;: tile . s Ill'""" d~._, ~-.·- B. nd ~·stem ::.:-:::.:.~:~:= r::E:.:-::0(:= · , . -. 900 Foot ::~;~1~!~:! :r:r::~:!EE tile , MORE THAN luST A I!At' ~l,l! . , , : . llerklbire -~ twttn 'fashions :' ·~ detl&Re~ fapreuly._ woman· 515, or.undeVwho nrtch sllilhlly nal'fOWM ohtj~~: .s. service. bei'Ql'O MonciiU''il•me,t~ng will be -re- were to help with the Ollllense at the end o! tile stx month probellonarr period. Alllthvr fl;O wW be paid at the end of tile ftrot year's • . mOre. : · --c:tlon _.._ The olllcers wW be giVOII $611 o ~_.<,' , ' ·' .• -·~ era o1 tile dilllrlct ~d be tak- aclonce c.¢1lt1ea at -Middi!'J'Orl lrlct haa a P5,000 allowance whlcb wao JI'Oftled by· thO Ohio en to Pomeroy where . " IIley liOuld lor hi&b lcboot students: ~ Department of Educallooi boil attend clllsaeJ In tile present un111.-1 8lell unl!lcatlm with ~i worldllj together which will not be allolrecllorneort junior and ~ 1111111 - · &IQostlng \1M; plan 10 the dis- befon lnovlne Into the new hll!J! · year, SaviDga iDYolved In t h o trict's board of edUcation Tues- aChoolj • otroos Engllsb - - Ollllooliclated Pl'OIIl'llll liOuld be cla:l' nltlh~ Jlirgravea listed tile &illori procram whlcb canrtO! now a greet l)elp In view of tho lou !ollowlnl adnD!agea In tile oon- be olfored; more llludent body of the $35,000, he laid, Further commentliiC. Hargravactt'vlt;y and better IJiidance prooolldatlma- !ell: Better uile of teacber time gromo: o!l'actt•e :lunlor hlllll es laid thai adtodullng con!licts In preparation I'OQIIred; more achool grouping; !lnanclallyproc- ~d be reGiced and students balanced classes;' better place· ll~al; 1 better job of edUcation cnuld enroll lor more subjects lhllt they wilh to ltu4lY •• a mO.t of teacbera In taking ad- at a smaller coat. vantage of lhelr opec!a!Uea in ~aldng of cnsto iDYolved, result. training; tjle uae of the b e s t Hargra\'ea said thl17tar the dla.. 0! 61 - · voting 00 the ' was made agltn he liOuld <all IUIOiher publ_le meet!Dil ao litat opinion' mla[lt ba erpr'eaaed onco "\» Cain, Chellbln. MIDDlfPORT, 0. ' CHARLESTON, W, VL (UPJ) - WoSI Virginia ~ fedei'al ... linllhY dlacuosloo was bold !lclalo were to meet thl& ICternoon In P!tt•bursh to irJ to agree ooi by lila BrtNP with town olllclals navlptlonal clarliDCel lhat will be ,required at tile stte•o! a Dinr reprdlag the municipal P a r k Point Pleount bridge. which will be aaed lortllloyear'o Gov. Hulett c. &nith laid lite otnclals alao look II tile Van IIUIIIII10f baoebali pt'Oil'lm. Port Bridge jn Plttsburih to aee II a bridge iii that doliln would !It Hayes, a member of council, the need ror the Point Pleasant area. ..,.akin~ lor tile vlllap, lncllU tile doelen Is IIUIIal>le and qreed to b)' the U, S. Co&ll catecl evm ollempl will bemade , eloarahcoa are Qlard, Smith laid tllla would to have a section ol the munlci- 111• n,avlplimal , draallcall7 cut lho time needed pal park dolelOI>Bd 111,11}e IUIII- o! 'the American Legion team's for mer prosram can be Continued, uae of tile park propert;y, CcMm· 5Q)IIh laid ~·•• llll)'el explained lhat tile town cllmen lncllcated holrever IIley !rom dlo A!Jpalachliil-.~ will need the llllllPOrl of all cit- cllacussed lite matter br!oii.Y at comrnlaslon, ' tile -·tlolteiU of tzeos In undarloldn8 tile build- a recent meeting IIIII ....erall,y Public Roada, the ~ In& of the new beoeball area, The decided that olrice lite jijrk lancl o1 Tranli)Orlatlnn and q,e Stall !leld used for beoeboll In tile 1a public properb', cllliens Road conun!asiGn to at<OIIIliMIIIiiY In pail yoara will llhould bave lito ' oppor111nlt;y o! leodlhe meelb\l. becomeHraller aourtlhlo ...,. nolng the racittt;y for recreaGov. Smith dlscloaod lhepoamor, aceorcllng to owner Rob- lienal porpoaei all days of lite slhllllo!' that tile U, J!Ureau ert LOUkL week. CcMmcllmeo preaent, In o1 PW>Ilc Roads will build die · A Bf1111P representing die Mid- addition to llll)'es, were AI LIP•- new KanauP-Hencierscin apaDlncll_.t, I'<IIN"111 and Rulland comb, Troy Zwilling and Rob- -.t of the WeSt Vlr&inla Stall Am<rlcan Legion Postl baseball ert Wlngetl Mll)'or HeriiiJII Lon- Rood Commlollon, beelll.. the prolfllll was pre- ond ex- don was W, 5IIC baa a ]Ieavy beekli>g of plalnecl lhelr prngram. Doll 11\111· · A meellng of tile Boosters of- - k Ill tills time, i . nell, · apokeiiJIWI, lndlotiod tho !Ieora was set lor neort MondoY Too, with the !edoral governLegion would like lor Ill home nlgbt to ciiBOUos!Urlhororaiudza-. mont building tile now brlcli,e. gomea to be plo.yed on die ~a- Uon of tho ·program; Thirty-live lhere's a dtanee II will be eomcuae ~cljlal Park property perSOIII were ' r e - lor tho pleted within 18 !IJOIIIIIB, ttill S1IIIUI10f II arronsements !\I -hour meeting. con be maciO, Hwmell aald lho must be paid the first of eacb ·- Scbf>l A trash and rubbish, 'councilman George Baker roported that bo had received oeveral c01111llinll !rom residentS Portalninlltodogo l'llllllln8 loose, Mll)'or Fisher laid lhBI 11111111' ~go had alrea<(y boon taken !rom tile communiiY by tho dog ciiChor and lhat resldootl must lie Ill ~ dogs. A report wu liven dlat two res!-• renting property !rom ' A pubUc lltaririr to air op!Diooa of Meigs Local Dlolrlct palrcins on lllrthor j00111011dati011 of sllldentl I!!~· ..... urer. Thomas WolCe, 'lice.prelddent lhll burning Is ~no In the c..,. of the Haclne Home National munlty but that residents are not Bank, also s1gaed eontracts 110 cited to cow'l. Mayor Fisher laid 1llat bank could partlelpale In that each year residents have tile !ood stamp program. beeo ordered to •loP ~ Slqlpy Joloi>J -II ilom AriiOII ... named proal- months have ,PU&ed. ·· 7 /' ,. River A T T. d tud :::.~.~sh=~ar: re v n er · y pt'Oil'am · ,l A decision was reached Mooda.Y l!l&lrt to eonllmle lite $}Ta<Uae-MineravWe Baseball Boosters Orpnlzatl'"' lor -atlonof the 1968 lloT•' Leqlle &lllllner proaram. With rellril!l Booster prealclillll Roberlt.ciuksprellldlng, Wll- Lellon beseball }. . . - ,, -· Paredts ".· ·' ,plniGD lnvJ.te,i On ,-Furtller 'Consolidation '' levi.: lhBI I p ;lp,arat WW be Wheo the ~-rb' _..,. , quests tbe watt~~r to bl ~ on again. It was agreed to write John D>wler of the Division Offtce rt the Ohio ilol>ertment o!HI&iiWIU'I at Marietta. and rOQUOst action on tho plaeing of signs at the Pom~Maoon bridge andoloog the now by;>aos lndltatlllg Where Middleport Is louted. Councilman cutrord stumbO led the discussion on the lack of ConstnJctlon o! • 95 x 55 loot nalize plans and secure bids on wing to the l\lldd)eport Church tile propooed structure. The congregation voted ..,... of Christ will set underwll)' tills tmously to proceed wllh lhe conspring. The church boerd and bulld- otructloo o! the lot adjacent to :lng committee at a c::ongrega.. tile preaant structure. PIIIIB call lor the winll to InUonal meeUng &m<~ay nlgbt elude a aocl.al room, lO claaawas given tile aulhorii;Y to tl- lbip. all brush tlres 8lld o n e bruBh ftre ln Chesblre Town- ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO any 91'0Perb' owllOl". The. lmeodment prov:1,del further, b(mev~~ Church Planning New Wing:= ....;:~::~~: Out-of· Town , ,... CaUs Reported ' ' i' bl11'' '::: 1 to review a change in this ser-- In other actiOn the commts- . aion- / '- port l!o1• ~ f9ur' ~ l!l&lrtl on<! the Mld<iUllort ~ ' ' lite 'llll>artment IWO liii!Ul'dQ · _......, nlgtlt ontl. won...,., ' _ ~""od Gent · AI I r~ COunoll 'fPloWil Harris'• roport lbat crowo ...., onlr I JI01l'IIOI\ <>! ill• !>Usr IIPl'UCinll .., and ·l'tll4irinll !~~ ...~=0..: u., tho pool lor itltrldldlmll Memo '""' w.,. ,..,,. '• Willi .PurchUo 0\'d"t•atthe•Felo. oriallla,y QPening, - ~proved tho rOilOrt G! the 25 _meeting. ' ,. pool concession otand last ~.., CoUncil ~111'0\'811 ao or<llDonc:o which ohowod ~300 received and omeocbout Which permlta watar $300 spent on wages, and oaroed to be turned olf ll>Qnl'OQitlt ol ~i � 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 12, 1968 howell olaughlin