https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0fec709455dbf210fc9a59f66ca1f402.pdf c8d304c0c1557089d9de6848a8eea17d PDF Text Text .- . .. ' •, . ' "• . • ' ., ~- ' . ' ,, !. .• ' -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 �' ' ' ' . ' .. '1• ~1' ~olling ' - {'( 'OhiO ilower Co. I'Oflllnued reelli!OI of tleetriC onerll!'; Oil· .,-.~ ._,dltore, oetrev~• and Internal ._o~oo durilll ' 1967. A. N. Preatlee, exeeullve vieo prellidunt ol Ohio !'OWer, reported that energy &ales increased 22.7 per eont In 1967 to 23,8billion kllowatt.hours. This represents 4.U»lllion kilowatt- hours sales crowth over tile 1966 1otal, largely due to aluminum reduction load aerv~ by Ohio Power for the first time In 1961. ; Groll revenues estabUihed & new mark of $210,224,000, noarly $24-m!lllon above the 1966 reveDUes. Net Income was $4:4.2- , dl~trlel1 ...,:,.. Tht' lll.ltut ~ and moll of tbat ...,,...,., ..... Into the state. wellaro l\ltld. r "With ali th~..a Mr. Prentiee oald, ·'!- .tAuallct... to operate its powtl"plants. '11* eoot o! fuel, some $42.J\-i~JU!Ioc!, ranked ftnt anlong oporittOg ll· penses duriDI 1967." expenditures, cllitles demonstrate an aggres. alve expansion program bring- operations expenditure. Wages, salaries and benefits to active and retired employes amoun~ r \ .SUPEit·Rf,:,HT .,· QUALITY · CHUCK .STEAK BLADE CUTS customers pur- 2.66 • billion kllowatt- hoUrs of energy representing a seven per cent gaiD. Mnual consumption by Ohio !'OWer's 461,· 000 residential customers was an average ot 5,940 kilowatthours. company's history. Residential customer cmaumpdon and average relidenIW rile shows thlll Ohio J'OW. er'a euatomers UM moreelec\\•w trldtJ .and enjoy a lpwer cost • . I·' i ' ~ ~ ·' ' . \ ' ' t ., ' ' '· ' l ' ' • ,. • PI'. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PI'. PLEASANT, W, VA, Saturday, Mareh 9, llltlll HOGS - 175 to 220 18.50 to lUO; lloavloal7to 19.60; Llgtrt.a 16 to 17.50; Fat sows!$ to 16.10; Boar& 11; Pigs 5 to 12; Stock :m&t• 8 to 17.50. CATTLE - Steers 17.85 to 22.60; Heifers 18.85 to 23.10; Fit Cows 15.60 to 18.60; Callllers 11.25 to 15.75; Bulls 20.35 to 22.86; Milk CowolOO to 165; Stock . CoWl and calves 135 to 252.50; stock Steer• 20.75 to23.4(1; Stock ' . SALE . . BONELESS CHUCK ROAsT · :~~ 77c lloifets 20.25 to 23.10; Sto e k ' lbor c.lveo 22.75to2li.IO;SD<k U,Uer Cohea 19.50 to 2t.75. VEAL CALVES- Topo 311.75; Socondo 37.251 'Medlwn 30.75 to 3-1.15; C<lopmon aod HeaVies 27.. ,JS to 38. BABY CALVES - 15 to t3. ~· ' "Th~tif ~·,. a#t" !"" ~ . :,. . ._ ', R~·. "' ' · · ~..?o~.·' -~ T~ Hams , Gll!HOUI 'IH•NK , POlltON • ROUND BONE -~~65c '"''49'• Rib Steaks e 'ltle,r· 'm .Uc-"alvi ni81lto trying to •,blOck hOliil platO. · ) ·II too llllleh and tho Reds i all tho:t Coutd do to !lnilih ~ ' J;fli~HI,; lanky Oroville, Calif., rl&llthandor throw a bol!lball. Bench, 20, could bO<OliiO 0110 o! tile eatehers. He hao It ·. . all, including delliro, aod line 1 e BriiJII!Iore!U:J vetAoran like Don Pavletl<h .,. JD11hl ·have ..troublo .• ¢tlnl 't belp muo;'l tftitk''W.dnd ihe' pllle lhil '• ~ ' a....~Wurleo ., But ~ f 141 . bo . loot....,.18:' hal 01117 . , )" ., ._, ' . : ·: 1iWt It's you! Think about it. \', Frankly, where would we be without you lolop! 39c ........ ~\',%" ' . ' hils F•l•l TI- Wil..., "'~::" • • • C.lllll Clo111r • • It's one of many. ,.. Detlrpd • • ••II·.. .... A&P's Fresh Fruits & Vegetables s._ sse IJRY MILit·J :991 0·' '· •'•. ~ ' ' ,, '··· year In whieh he batted .iso, had 102 RBI' I am 26 homoro, and """ tho All-Star same lor the National League wltll a lith Inning bome run. There' • no sweat lor Bristol at either second or shortitop, · either. llolma, a .27t hitter, wtll back at JOeOod and Cardonaa at ihortltq>. ~· ba"f' · st~ stArt# atroog butltOm eandldatea. Bristol has good pitching, good balance and a good bench. Now all he needs is a little good 1tuck. brlf~ OABU.E. ·~ ·~ -·C -- KtllltJ't -·. ~···.",·:.,_~"' Wlllllla OlrUI ,·"· '·'" '"""' lflll!l ""' Tl,il1. •'. ~ ·. Jello 1111111 11111511· . , .... Salt ' REAL SA II NGS ;:• " 'd;: '*' ~- "1-d ._.,.,:\t'· · · 't'""-• • ·- · MAKES 12-Qh. . .~ c~ Jk~ ,' : i ' ' ' ' • ' '!/• ,, ' a P'=~.=.,.e~..!m~ sf"""~ uable Player trophy, capacity crowu ol I 500 was the more exciting of 1.,._e twin attractloos as the .Neill Yorl< Knlckerbockers edged the\Ba!U· more Bullets 107·104 anQ cut tllelr magic number lot a berth to two. 1'1111 Jaekson broke a 104-104 Ue oo a lou! shot with 46 seconds remaining and cUnched It three seconds later witll 1 steal and a layup. Willis Reed led 0 Knick surae !rom a 12_ point de!ldt with 30 pota!s. £arl Monroe had 37 !or the 11811101 Detroit remained two baek ol New York In a battle for thirdi)]aee money 11 the Pistons knocked off tile Seattle Super...Ucs i39-123. Dave Bing seored 29 potals and erased Georae Yardley's 10-year dub roeord or2,001 points. Tho super soph now has 2,016. Eddie Miles led the . Pistons with 39 potnts and Tom KrOll paced Seattle '"~ ·· 1---~ Louie pampier seored 31 ovoR ........, Dare! Carrfllr 23 111]\1 !t>ooiiOl'ed bytheu·-Creek potals, Athletie Boosters, tho allalrwill Maha!fe;Y 22 •• tile· bo potluck. The club·wlll fUrnish COlonels registered, their 01111 eo!loe, tea, and mill< and rolls. otraJPt vidory, 13(1-109, over Those attending are asked to tile Houston Mavericks, '1\leobring their own table sorvtoo. day niiillt. Kentucky, last In the Eaotem The milk snake is a harm- Dlvlsloa, grabbed a 61-56 less r e p t I le !oon1 around halftime lead, tllen exploded lor barns and dairies. It con- 4& points In tile third CJ~arter to sumes rodents, but not milk. wrap up the victory, despite ~"" mestm :n: ter, Q ~ It h Jl 1r~onmout Tn ~J NAJA . Pltt8bl11'all Pipers 126-112, the Dallal · Chaparral• rooted tile Mlnnfaola Musldos 122-107 and tho Donver Rockets downed tile Oik!Ond Oal<si!UI2. lloDk Whitey paeod New JerBO.Y wltll 34 points and 19 robourtds while Bobby lloyd c:onlrlbuted 24 points to keep Amorks' playoll alive even 11 they have to play their pollsea am games at Commack, N.Y.- some 60 miloslrom their Teaned<, N.J., homebase. 1 Minnesota, previously toogh club at home, dropped Its seventh In a row there as 30 Olarlie Beasley scored 28 ~~eet points and Clncy i'Owell lor Dallas. 26 Lea Hunter's potals topped the Musldos. Wayne lli&htower 26 and Willie Murrell eaeh aeorod points In Donvor'a triumph over Oakland. Barry Uebowltz helped the Oaks with !7 points. lr~~ Event· . dr.,; ootalde. Jim Washtngtoo led the ~layoll ~leU. with 24. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (IJPI}- two.potnt thrillers Tuesday. Sixth-seeded Westminster (Pa.) Oshkosh (Wis.) State bumped COLLEGE SCORES SWIM RECORD teckled 11th-seeded Monmouth orr Gull lord 80-78 •• senior By United Press International (N.J.) today In the -dng forward JOIIll Lallenaaek slii>Pod BiB Ten Plajooll at Lalay-lod. STOCKHOLM (UPO - E 11second-round game o1 the In !or a layup 1n the 11na1 l!lbeth Wunaren-Morris or ,. NIIIJonal Asaodatloo a1 JpW;;pl. , Ohio State 85 Iowa 81 Mexico City set a S..edlsh swim Athlalies (NAIA) basketEarl eo&m'!Nt mi"'f' "'"· ""' ' " ' ,, :" minutes, 38.7 ,. jumper al the buzz.., NAIA Tournament a Kansas . Ttie 800.. 'The 11tans tdtJI'.u,e l!fiit Ealltern to an!t:l:tl gq, first round . . second-rouod Monday by edging 80 victory over Stepheo F. Northeastern Okla. 89 Athens .~ond~ ~.toot IU~ .!~ate ~' ehamplon~· Michi~ llilln 69~7 other games Monday were scheduled lor today as the tournament aues tlu-ough Its !all all day session. ~rlinals wtn be played Thursday ni&!>l with seml.lfnals and !lnals seheduled lor Friday and Satur<\.r nights. Only n1i1o or tile second-round field are ..-~· ~ team•., Upstarts eliminated lour !avorttes 'i'lesday, lndudlq the top two eontenders, and wreeked title hopes lor three Olher !avorltea Mooday. 0! the top loor seeded teams, -·co--• (Ohio) ~..., tlllrd-•ated , oru u Slate moved Into tile se-droUnd lleld of 16 teams.~The· Austtn. In 0~:~ ~ . n~ lor'~ <Ala.l 12 9 Hanover 107 Southern oro. 5 other games . Tuesday ~~~e ~~ ~~ ~:·~:~h;58:U~~~.:;: ~ 83-70, DlcldnBCI1 state (N.D.) ROSE ......entrAl Ohio 81 r.tU.Ii"ln 64 upended 12th-seedod Washburn Oshkosh st. 80 Gulllord 78 (Kan.) 76.71 elllllth-seeded Con- Illcklnson st. 76 Washburn 71 tral Wash~ State blasted Ealliern Mont. 83 wayne st. 70 AlbwJienpe (N.M.) 95-72 aod 15th • seeded Hanover (lml) Almost hall the lrei~ht that romped past Southero Oregon moves between cities and towns in the United States is 107-59. carried by ,railroads. F o u r t h • seedod Oklahoma Chri~ ·--•-• -an. nln" •• · - unioo (Ky.) and 13th-seeded Albany Slate (Ga.) were all eliminated In Monds,t'a games. With 8 g1ls. vas STATIONS j:ERTI~IED COTIFIEO OIL COMPANY 538 W. Millin, Pomeroy H&.R Pllmbing.fteating Marauders b 1 a s t e d Milllltlo Your Dopondablo (Ill.) 81-64 Tuesday to gain the DeolerFor berth . Central, w11o lilts no seniors lllt Its roster, fll'abbod an oarly lead In the contest and AND coutrolled the pme all the way. Top.r- Guilford (N.C.) and seeond.oeoded "'-ben F. Austin Phone WY 2-25.50 .....,jolted out o! (Tex.) were both the tournamen: In a ....,to or c•<·~:):;:;::~::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:;,,:,:::;::::::~::~:::;;;<;;:;<;;:'''''''''''''''"''~::::o:;':::::o:<:o;;::::o:::::o:::::o,:;<:::<::,::: MIDDLEPORT OHIO I PLUMBING • .HEATING ,... r Big, liard-Working Range ..• At A Low, Low Price! :: 40" Range • Spocioua Oven with ~ IIIO'foble Door for uay cleaa· inl 1 Accurate PuahbultAJD C...Uola • High-Speed Cal· !l!!!;i!l~!liii lOCI• Surfare Unita • Appiianee Outlet , . .....,,.,.. . w..,••... Sale ~·~o;o;;;;. c::-~ t.. ,1111. seailoft lormer··-•·•loreoa·•J--~ ~·· Seven comPiil!i :: tl>oOrr. play, He 22 points fll'abbed 30 roboulids and 18 12 asllists Plllladel-•· ,_ walloped Chica&O 139-115. Hal Groor seored a gamo.higb 30 points lor the 76ers witll his lavorlte art of sniping !rom !be ::~~ 102-91 In anotber lar l<hool term, aeeordlntl tD !ootbal1 4!00Ch ·1servlng In tile c .. cover lt. : : "~~"l:,te;:":: ~ : d by Plllf.b' o\t rec}eaitonal director othor oat1oo of tho board was ,__. to -~h. 10' as- will be let ~ undar bu~ ....,_ lhe addlllon of several items d&5 ...- recomm-- · -~n. ·-~ 1romaPt••-•contract -•·.. 1or .Alao, In·this - Thl•~ tn our · ~·~-~n. ...... atno,fheprtnelpaltsre~ thOWestVil11nla tile- gymM!Drl,....,.under for his overall .totalochoolp.;_ lbte Sc ,, Low, llyouearmot coostroetlon at Pt. PleuantJr, gram, be should be athletic pay per ,lorodulyunlesslt H(gli, Items raStoredtotllteon: <•am II · • v~a bi&h schoqla. rector wltll 110 pay, In COIIWOI'- is Per!o'WedJ traet wore: G~riwn wood' ~ 'iiantell to away with tilt lao•· tilt ~-•ed ··•--·with ... Dr, Lebnard Brown moved to Door, $18,500; perlmetor •teal 'u"" ill ' athletic dlrl!1tor ·Which ·• · ·~ _, ""' aecet "'ommondatlon No.I aod qles, $1200; aluminum ...,..,. mit withmuchoPPoaltlontrOmiDu • • but '"tnt assem.... ••oo; p&u•r ·~ ...r~ .:..o • .o.o. 00..o•• eountlos, which •·ve ' .alao aft'or Ill ,-~..t ,_ •• oo aton "' ... , .. _.a,..· clt11ens ~ the .....,. '"'" otbor j1oord mn•- o11--• a •- •7000: n·w• re Door slab wbon word lot ll'OUild b<iiioi namedabuve, MAIIOnCoual1 ' ,.. Difto it ·""' "'"' • ' -o ' ·lblln !I'" iN •·· in ,. .... would be socoud ·-•· to P·-·- seco to lither. Board member $1600 lor total amn of $27,300, •·• - tllat thlf AI . . w """ ••-• Bill IID'IIOrd asked aulth whooe The board awroved cooll'l...., i.~ •.c;Omo -ro 'lhe board. ~~ecommeod that It the Idea this wu to make aprtnel- lngf8500 ~or yeartobei.PtheMII11 1 ~wnmer roc.... pal 111 athletic director and !mltb . oon Cooonb' llealth Dapt. aoa>le.; il'b• ·~ _., · atio ~ .maltiJW I COIDP~ .0 ~~=· ~~ !,~~ I''IIUed tbat it wao bls, which IU melll their tneome. Last year .' lit tlit 'lllaiOn Couuty ' 00.-lttheBoord...:.·m ·~~ ,__ •• ~,~·l'O,IIIIive. tb•OID04IIIpaldbytlltboardwas !D Bocomm-.~ · , J .. jJioWard he Wll not blqlng fi~OO and tills yoar tilt Dopen011 8lld ' .. . . . ~ . menthadnktdlor.I0,188or2t.we roeomm that tllo PI:~"! ···Ov¥ 25 athletic o1'4husjaots u per cent or the total lludpt or ~ aeale be, rola1ned for till were · _....,_ with • 42 ~7 lor thl Dr Leo 1 t96So81i aehool·.:.yoar. " they "" ·":"~, • .N\ , ..,;eome oPinion• on ard Brown stated he felt eeptlon thai tha wonl attiietle dl' and each should only receive -~ tll!O' r;::,.,ID5• .lje deloted, and th/11. the !olt, athletic ID- did last yoar and voted "oo" wbeo P IPal, who uDdtr stafO Scho!>l .U.. tho other momberl voted ID give ,, J.:l" Ia N'IPODIIble !orilll'tolll tile $100raiM thiS1oar• I .. lio!>l PI'08NJD, be Held Jle> . a•••· .... ..• . , .. ,~. Boord ·m..,bero prelllll last 0 sathll Bill ' aehooi. ·Tbe :c.kh -'" ~ ,.__ nilht wore Earl Ke<lar, ,lo,..Mi .. ~~ .. ...., Sle¥0110. Dr. Brown • lor . ~ , available, theNo.l~~ly worn 1>¥ ~MY ..i.o reltn'JI(shed his sbirtGrso Ct,.m. was 01117 ' QllO otiJor number • · Juot above th"' .500 mark and pere01Up a ciiaasllllnB to Whitehall. He is aloo • · · trolls ·i!SU· ·. .. -w• - - s moot pro!Wc Ill' Wlcidlne'a Rio Grando Bllie · scorer decided to do something Men.Kyger Wlcidlne now eoa<h of , 11y · : t'inlted ·ABA Roundup · the CreeittoBobeall. Preis -motional 1 about • lliwatlon th at caused _ --·• ... ~- - -- - - - . . . . , - - -lllahi(IJittl of tile .ban'JIOI will , '""Kentucky COiw-s-•· , Include the JR'eaontailoo of a tro- ly have bofpUl cit eking like they Willie SOmer BOt' a 32-polnt ellort. Paaadena <calif.> While Monmouth breezed by Bishop . ·•. PT. PLEASANT - Two ,..._ ··~~ wore made by '.~ l Brooks !mlith Tuesda.v ollaht to the Milson Couuty Boord nliO!...,.':c ,..!~ -liiJ!ngdoWniiO 1, , •!.0 lack of ooeimds. ... , th twiththeathletiePJ'Oo nlgt\r'o pllui ;wl\11 , • and <llaeov01'ed ' l,l!;r;' . ::.sth~d:.::::e': :::~':~~~~....: J::~~~;:N:: ::~~l·or~~~ . ,' the oxtra lnfleldars. Clncln!ilti's !ronl-llne pitehing Ia with Maloney (15-11), MUt ~; (16-13}, Mel Qloen (14.8) .fnd. NOlan (l4-8} 01 the re~ starters. The !lfth could eome !rom holdovera ,jjttt: McCOOl (3-n or Gerry Arri}o (6-6); George Culver, who had a 7-3 record with Cleveland, or Jmn Tllltouria, 'Wfto spent moot or !all year 'lilth San Diego wbere hO had a 17-7 roeord. i other pltehers BrlstDl Is loqking at are Jorge Rubio. who comea from the Aqelo, and Ron Tompkins, 10-9 at Vaneouver. That still leaves him Abernathy, IJGII Nottebart, Jay Ritchie, Bob Lee, Bill Kelso and Ted David1111, the !ellow wl!o was llhol hero laJI spring, as ~ .,.....,,. ~~~ 11& AcadonQ' ,.1!1P ,Sehool before • Divided Cook· top with Iota of 100m .. ' '· . ··~ WJtltE HOUSJINITANY '•' May 111herltl .the tint baae job and Tony Perez will be tile regular third baooman, Perez, 25, Ia eomlng oil a tremendous ., J · ~....,eo , 'T)Ieiday Chfeaao . NOW AT LOWER ' - 'l ' ' . Only $239 ·. , 1\· llmenslon Lumber.-ShH,hing;.i: ' · '' · PlywciOd-Roofing ,' c.- Ml••• : . "..-............. ztc , ~;~ · ' ...uraey!rom th• """ throw line leaves mueh the 1ou1 line tbat be de•ldecl to to be deslrod.llis <:areer.-111 make it a raeot of. all-I<IWIII · 1 •~JJ Y E,,, t'.tG& ••• on•••••••••• . .... •... A - T AlP Ca•• Setar ........1 ~ Sit .. "' ..."'._.. ·-.I.W Fr••• EQtl G..,. WID . .... .Stili .,...,.... •........... '::.~ 59• i.ong.or• A., Popcorn ............. :;':: 1fc ~lqlld .,.... ~~ ..... .:::: ,.. ICE.. · . s, -Oiampioos alq wltl1 Ea,Pm and Valley North Gallla o1 the Southern "· point llllrk. ;.;;; i(trJ.oad>Lot Prlc.tsl HOUII VANW BUTTUsccmH with the Braves and Indians are, another catlse for Brlatol'l oplimlam. Tho Reds ac'Jiir"'' hard-blttlui Maek .Illites !rom Adanla and Fred Whitfield !rom Cleveland. Joool. should wind up with cin\iionatl'• regular left !leld job and Whitfield will be the backup man lor Let Me¥ at ftrst base. Rose 11\11 move over to ript and Vade PlniOII will rtlura 1XI cantor' Strong Pltehlng LIDo With Doron John"'" gone, t •HOI• IMot I HOUSE HOLD ITE'I1S Is this kind of attitude.a pod reason . for shopping AIIP? . ' MARVEL 1/a.illftM 1 • .::. ·'!:. ' c•···· .". . . . . ,,. SUPER-Jit&HT , . IRI$KET . ' 1 about being fair, honest and dependable. s... ·-~~sse ...IIIW Fl•r H :;2.19 F•llr Flllr su~~IS ~'1" ~~~~~~ "LLSIUlY t- fie , , "'""taMe ...._ That's why you're important. That's why we cate so much about how we serve you ..• FLORIDA VALENCIA$ sse linlef!. AU 6000 SliCED GIANT PRICE RED U'":.Timj S AT A&P SAVES CASH' We know. We'd still be in that little st9re on Ve~~ey Street ' where we started more than 100 years ago. · e HAR'(EST WIEN£1!5 OR I · The brokeo hand whieh kept C"'11!!w'A--l'l\l .. 9f .. l!:l/,"-c two East Pakistan h.. so llttl" ·.ll\9nlh• laot ylal' luoo\Jiiilil,j\ -:11t.\ W'"::-tra.oUioat ..workmen - yoai, .. - • . holied. ·floldonr Chlcol!ldz irMI. h&!nmer Into waj,nqtactive A eoojilo o1 oil-sea""' trades Bob JOIIllsm, an ox-1\¥1· ;will be slzi!d c ll'li 10" !<Jr u$e In ~ concrete. 17 Col0 n eIS Grl!llde! 1rao ,principal at CreekHilh ~· . • •1>uMy, budloeot · d1'' ayotem prevailed 'l'lesday · war•-" niiillt as Chamberlain be11111 berlaln could prove hto ·'"'""'·- oo a jinx -~ •·· Th ~·~ ~-· him alnce ...;;;. ·;: !ole National Ba.-JI Atsoclatlon 1ou1 line and aank !Our -toeing tho loul line lihUe. .500 mark. · Cap Evans, !ormerly o1 Rio rl ~N ~~;~~~:~~~::~~ " ~r. ' · ·Phlladol!lhla's Kyger Creek sp·e-'-er· ~e:r~·=.~e~.:t:~ Win Fifth ill\ . o. Gal~ Str • h ~ ~ atg l' R~ot · ~ ....., ~! 1~67-U .. . Bobeal • ..,...,. .,..,_ .... ' 0 Athlllie coal'erepee, and t h. Kyser Croak Juolor IIIah caswo of COoeh Jack l)uncl]lf, ·Who this 111111 • will Include ""'' ""' " ' Jlo' lnlendecl to ·ell~•· to. ~ . II!• .,.,... ......, 1 ,_.. -....:.-.. ..h..~..... \;] II Ill"' tournament uue. UPI!'!>orloWriter , · . ..,..... , their " , Scboo1 ,,, ...'•.:. to' ·-'•tr ' M~=~~·~i~~-=~ '"' ~~phlnlljlr•llter~c'. He ea,nvila'sedtj!ol'lll14del(llila . , , ly•illl · ~•e the !l'lrili:O" ttie1r ·I!JIId ln the ~••"-"K ,io<IIJI II ; :1 · '1,;1 =k~.!_ mand*' ~Ch~: Nadl"'" ll<plll"! ·Gar<lel1 ~··, . 16 vlclo!'los. · Is.'' Sports· p··'rograms De d :'$.'.e'•·~·'~~·00 . . ..,' , \ nie . . ,. · i SULTANA-FROZEN and the many people like you. . /'~.. a;. It makes sense. All of us from the President on down work for you. ~ L """·'"• ., , ·~I';IIOiaidoP,f < >·.' tl'c ,,. ll.r GMtY KALE ·" '4 Ill Lexi"""* ..,• . '-~· "7 • 11·-""'0 '"!•"": ,,,..,, .. ,,...,, ........, UJ ?• ~. an "'- \~' in ·"""" ~· iir:IJJ!.Il Miller · -~.011 .....,..., 't,or tile 111000. oleco tilt ~att¥ ·ibe: 11 was """''sniatlllpilllpinil ' ii>WB ....... "f"7 .·.· pmo n. ',r. esse.'.\·\·~·.•.'. ><•. '' NB . A ~~. IOOI, I;Iilo S!tl" ,rO&da ' hll'~!/lir·lllllllY , Fri~ · N9AAhe~l . fl'OI!I;l,ala,J. ,,..; , , ~11:. tilt .t.m,¥"" , .,. : ........ i.~"ot ~........, ,. Tho .'. ·. .. · · • t·. d. t' PI ' Ch 8 ;,,. ~perm en en s ans to ange .... Sllllt .,.... : ..... ..lllq ..., Platt .... ... · llatalls ".:.::" . . . . . ... SSe lecllllta• ~:· ..... . I~ '' . ',, 1nio a._ d dA c d ar e s onten ets· li\- .. . • . 'Cap' Evans N . am~u.· .• •man-- ~· Shouider Roast 14 ,' ~ i- iJI thi...:U..';.,; "'111'1 •'-1-tlciilt\, '111!1 •* 1 · · . • · w<i,' · , ~~,..; half,',''"..,...., "'-.. .o!d. fi!..: '~Jf'i,,•j' . .,...~ ot:t,lffp ¥1"(o•~ lo Ill'! tlie ~'~~"""'i!lbl!· "'" 'bod/{ Wml' bOd ~ihll'O111 lor that :mi. JJ11 , prds iHk ' <Of': pt llfPOriar• imd · ea,..jhe frOiit t D\oo' MdUI llq. ~e · had ,......., •· tor 'tllo' ~•·" ' .... ' ': 7.~loiiJI :- . 8\0rlll ' ; . M..... ~·· ~;~ Fti\ST CUT BEEF Rll ROAST OR SU'il-Rl6HT Slo!OKED COOKED ' ORANGES I,';> Coae~ _!~ew -~ ~l.orumea ")I'Ulwno tot hta potala," Gl• (Cap) Evano, 1 ,_ Buckeye Fred atstalll. lllpel'!nlonden, While.worn't • said. "But hO !lid to 0 ,. 1 ·lei hall, Columbus, will bo tho __ ,:>' ...., I Lo.c of tim d -· • ...,, were. e an work bard lor -'<or at 6,30 p.m. Friday lor . ·, lltstr be(ped them, tllem. lie puts trem-.a pres- , the l988 Bobeat builllilali ban' and otlr 'lOll to' MI""'-· dldll't ,llll'e not only on th que! at Kyser .Creek HIgh , ,. . . · · ( •, rlsb~ than domesd<: custoo.raof..,y :I ij '.'IB. E'·'E'F' ~~49c uess Ohio Power's residential coat per kilowatt-bour dropped to 1.99 cents in 1967, the lowerst In the growing wen tlal!t IUid ~and ~·io ~"he I'OJ'I Job -~e hit In adc!ltlon did .. ... defenlliq Williams. iualn accounted for 64 per cent or Power's toUU energy sales. record eaies, is the ~.:.~starter Howell, one to $34.1 mllllon. Taxes took an- popllarlty of electrically-heated homes, apartments. cornmerclal, \Jidustrlal and publie build· lngo. About hall or all iJ>o homes and apartment units started or completed in Ohio Power'a 53eount\' aarvice territory during 1967 were ecpipped with electric apace heating faelliUes. The eompa111 added 2, 767 eJee. trle home hoatlqlnstallaliooato Ito lines during 1967 whi<h brings the electrtc home heatIn(( total to almoot 20,000. With 35t total ..leetrlc eommerclal aod lnduotrlal eustomors added to the eompuy linea, the territory-Wide ' total lor sueh eustomera now Btlnds at 1,237. Ohio !'Ower helped to bring 52 DBW industries into its servt~e territory d!rwgh Its area developmenc program. The new tlrms provide some 3,900 new jabs for men and women with a eombJned IIMUBI payroll o! $25million. More than 100 Industrial customers e:cpandec:l their physical !adi(Ues witll a total Investment , ~ $113-mUiion announced or lnlllatecl cllrlng 1967. This total provides lor 2,580 additc>oal jobs and a total payroll increase of $14.6 mUlloo annually. ap~ playerS that day," he aaya. "li was oleo the day we went out o! firotplace." , First 'Mdnp First Thtt'& the only thll!l Brlatol ltrlnka about. Flrotplaee. ' "Whr not?" he BIQ'S. ''That' a wl!ero they pay o11 on, IB11't It? AnYthing less than Orot plaee is anytbiag went the WI)' it was a dl8BJIIIC)lntment as far as rm supposed to lor the Redo aiiM coneerned." 'that. · '1' II all auea the Reds ean LIO ewtonaa Uld make it. But If all goes riiillt lor llo'l*'·. with ; broken etsht other clubs In the loaaue hindi; Toli\irlf. llelms broke hil they can make too. Brlatol me. J!m Malont\V suderecl a knows . 1 th&t. The rea am he's •bad ·and Ted Abor· optlmlstle Ia beeauaa of two , nathy a booi'IOC. Pete Rosewol yoongsters-Gaey Nolan and out two weeks Wban he nearly John Beneh. broke hio eollarbono diving lor Nolan, 01117 19, won If same• ' a boll. Dmln Johnooo ste(lpod as I ..aokie wltll tho Reds loot hole am twisted hil IOj!. year. Bristol !eel• he ... win John Edwar<lo aod Doo more this year and so does fPavl4111ch came up with ln,lurtea · everyone Who has ever seen the Coal eosts eomprised $42.8mlllloo ol reeord $166...Ulion other inveStor-owned electric COI1I(lii1Y In Ohio. ''This continual decrease in the 111111 coot of electrielb' used In the home has 111eourased tnereased uaaae Which has helped bring down eonsumer cost," Mr. Prontlco oald. Contributing to Ohio Power' i frll throws '''.••. ·., By liiJLTON RICHMAN UPI !\)Ortl Wrltor TJUIPA, Fla. (UP!).. 'Tho Cln<illlilati Redo are oil to 1 !lying start. Nlll>odj<'s booo -yet. A year ago of tbolr nllevero waa. ·hero In oprlng tralaing and hardly Ing the company's tnvelltment to more tllan a billion dollars. .. tWo · to eoid the tlireat. ' lloaket led the Buck"fea' with 24 potalo, and /iiOVe Howell had 22, but every l!tiOW the executive vice president oald, eoupled w1t11 preaeot !a- ehased tro;bi~~·, lcorlng , . aeored .Oo.etia:mpt•ons. !IIIII' year that Ohio Power will have open! In ...... of $100.mll11m for CIPital improve- Residential aiiM ro- .-ease," Tayto "' to board ., , • '"'"' "'0 1, ,iqd "'! W1111ed 1D U.werow A and "'snl lloa"• long and didn't - _,_tho · · WMiboth· _.., 1m.... add one .more ~ , Ohio POwer \ burned IO.mlllloo tons ol eoa1 ' other $33.8....Ullon. The greatest demand Cor electric power, Mr. Prentice said, eame from Ohio PoWer's 2,624 illdustrlal customers. The 15.3bUUon ldlowatt-hoors purchased Ioiii. net leid. ~- mtn!:. ~. ~7tay ~ ~t mlllloo tn udH thaa the prerioua year. This Ia the third consecutive These ,~- il!e ;, .,O~elnii •Jitllr"ThiO' J_. hOd tor •:~~ ...... ~'-• ~ •., .,.,•• mlllloa, or $6.6...UIIoo hlgbor meats. hi~:. _. am ·~-·"'-' ~·'* ehe~...,,~ .. """"" ~'f! li)p ,leN )>I,I MI by ' ·~ . liW'<t~ in !h• - J~!lidJ:rlll· Buckeye end"'· . ·. ~~. """-~·-• , ; ,;: ,t.:;, !\:''~to try and brook 24 4 -kor• '" sateQ<, Ohio !'OWer aeeulmllated. 33 dlsilbltng .llliurtes lneludlitc on• trCte ~Wib': Z1111svllle 100 Tlllln Dlvillimw ..,.....decl their third .onseeullve year wltl\OUI a dll!lbllng aeddenl. Wtnaaor Plant eoneluded Ita ecand cmsecutlveyear and Musklngum Rl ver and Tidd Plants ostabllohed first-year reeords. As a corporate, tui)ll'lnl citizen of the area it servea, Ohio Pawer was assessed $33.8 mUlion ln loeal, state and Cederal taxes during 1967, Real and persooal property taxes comprised more thaD $8.5 mlllloo o! the total amount. The Iii~'~ .F IIi. . .......... < . .l '"sMa." 010 ln .'""'" " •.- . ',..teh Up More ord ' b.a;~.:;..,oa...~ ,J ~. f ~ ' . "' . · ·w• have )Uit unloaded oeveraleirloads JriCt ·~·"'* to - l y you at loweot prices. ' ;. . . ' ... •' ' ' P7 .ULF ' --- .,. �' ' ' ' . ' .. '1• ~1' ~olling ' - {'( 'OhiO ilower Co. I'Oflllnued reelli!OI of tleetriC onerll!'; Oil· .,-.~ ._,dltore, oetrev~• and Internal ._o~oo durilll ' 1967. A. N. Preatlee, exeeullve vieo prellidunt ol Ohio !'OWer, reported that energy &ales increased 22.7 per eont In 1967 to 23,8billion kllowatt.hours. This represents 4.U»lllion kilowatt- hours sales crowth over tile 1966 1otal, largely due to aluminum reduction load aerv~ by Ohio Power for the first time In 1961. ; Groll revenues estabUihed & new mark of $210,224,000, noarly $24-m!lllon above the 1966 reveDUes. Net Income was $4:4.2- , dl~trlel1 ...,:,.. Tht' lll.ltut ~ and moll of tbat ...,,...,., ..... Into the state. wellaro l\ltld. r "With ali th~..a Mr. Prentiee oald, ·'!- .tAuallct... to operate its powtl"plants. '11* eoot o! fuel, some $42.J\-i~JU!Ioc!, ranked ftnt anlong oporittOg ll· penses duriDI 1967." expenditures, cllitles demonstrate an aggres. alve expansion program bring- operations expenditure. Wages, salaries and benefits to active and retired employes amoun~ r \ .SUPEit·Rf,:,HT .,· QUALITY · CHUCK .STEAK BLADE CUTS customers pur- 2.66 • billion kllowatt- hoUrs of energy representing a seven per cent gaiD. Mnual consumption by Ohio !'OWer's 461,· 000 residential customers was an average ot 5,940 kilowatthours. company's history. Residential customer cmaumpdon and average relidenIW rile shows thlll Ohio J'OW. er'a euatomers UM moreelec\\•w trldtJ .and enjoy a lpwer cost • . I·' i ' ~ ~ ·' ' . \ ' ' t ., ' ' '· ' l ' ' • ,. • PI'. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PI'. PLEASANT, W, VA, Saturday, Mareh 9, llltlll HOGS - 175 to 220 18.50 to lUO; lloavloal7to 19.60; Llgtrt.a 16 to 17.50; Fat sows!$ to 16.10; Boar& 11; Pigs 5 to 12; Stock :m&t• 8 to 17.50. CATTLE - Steers 17.85 to 22.60; Heifers 18.85 to 23.10; Fit Cows 15.60 to 18.60; Callllers 11.25 to 15.75; Bulls 20.35 to 22.86; Milk CowolOO to 165; Stock . CoWl and calves 135 to 252.50; stock Steer• 20.75 to23.4(1; Stock ' . SALE . . BONELESS CHUCK ROAsT · :~~ 77c lloifets 20.25 to 23.10; Sto e k ' lbor c.lveo 22.75to2li.IO;SD<k U,Uer Cohea 19.50 to 2t.75. VEAL CALVES- Topo 311.75; Socondo 37.251 'Medlwn 30.75 to 3-1.15; C<lopmon aod HeaVies 27.. ,JS to 38. BABY CALVES - 15 to t3. ~· ' "Th~tif ~·,. a#t" !"" ~ . :,. . ._ ', R~·. "' ' · · ~..?o~.·' -~ T~ Hams , Gll!HOUI 'IH•NK , POlltON • ROUND BONE -~~65c '"''49'• Rib Steaks e 'ltle,r· 'm .Uc-"alvi ni81lto trying to •,blOck hOliil platO. · ) ·II too llllleh and tho Reds i all tho:t Coutd do to !lnilih ~ ' J;fli~HI,; lanky Oroville, Calif., rl&llthandor throw a bol!lball. Bench, 20, could bO<OliiO 0110 o! tile eatehers. He hao It ·. . all, including delliro, aod line 1 e BriiJII!Iore!U:J vetAoran like Don Pavletl<h .,. JD11hl ·have ..troublo .• ¢tlnl 't belp muo;'l tftitk''W.dnd ihe' pllle lhil '• ~ ' a....~Wurleo ., But ~ f 141 . bo . loot....,.18:' hal 01117 . , )" ., ._, ' . : ·: 1iWt It's you! Think about it. \', Frankly, where would we be without you lolop! 39c ........ ~\',%" ' . ' hils F•l•l TI- Wil..., "'~::" • • • C.lllll Clo111r • • It's one of many. ,.. Detlrpd • • ••II·.. .... A&P's Fresh Fruits & Vegetables s._ sse IJRY MILit·J :991 0·' '· •'•. ~ ' ' ,, '··· year In whieh he batted .iso, had 102 RBI' I am 26 homoro, and """ tho All-Star same lor the National League wltll a lith Inning bome run. There' • no sweat lor Bristol at either second or shortitop, · either. llolma, a .27t hitter, wtll back at JOeOod and Cardonaa at ihortltq>. ~· ba"f' · st~ stArt# atroog butltOm eandldatea. Bristol has good pitching, good balance and a good bench. Now all he needs is a little good 1tuck. brlf~ OABU.E. ·~ ·~ -·C -- KtllltJ't -·. ~···.",·:.,_~"' Wlllllla OlrUI ,·"· '·'" '"""' lflll!l ""' Tl,il1. •'. ~ ·. Jello 1111111 11111511· . , .... Salt ' REAL SA II NGS ;:• " 'd;: '*' ~- "1-d ._.,.,:\t'· · · 't'""-• • ·- · MAKES 12-Qh. . .~ c~ Jk~ ,' : i ' ' ' ' • ' '!/• ,, ' a P'=~.=.,.e~..!m~ sf"""~ uable Player trophy, capacity crowu ol I 500 was the more exciting of 1.,._e twin attractloos as the .Neill Yorl< Knlckerbockers edged the\Ba!U· more Bullets 107·104 anQ cut tllelr magic number lot a berth to two. 1'1111 Jaekson broke a 104-104 Ue oo a lou! shot with 46 seconds remaining and cUnched It three seconds later witll 1 steal and a layup. Willis Reed led 0 Knick surae !rom a 12_ point de!ldt with 30 pota!s. £arl Monroe had 37 !or the 11811101 Detroit remained two baek ol New York In a battle for thirdi)]aee money 11 the Pistons knocked off tile Seattle Super...Ucs i39-123. Dave Bing seored 29 potals and erased Georae Yardley's 10-year dub roeord or2,001 points. Tho super soph now has 2,016. Eddie Miles led the . Pistons with 39 potnts and Tom KrOll paced Seattle '"~ ·· 1---~ Louie pampier seored 31 ovoR ........, Dare! Carrfllr 23 111]\1 !t>ooiiOl'ed bytheu·-Creek potals, Athletie Boosters, tho allalrwill Maha!fe;Y 22 •• tile· bo potluck. The club·wlll fUrnish COlonels registered, their 01111 eo!loe, tea, and mill< and rolls. otraJPt vidory, 13(1-109, over Those attending are asked to tile Houston Mavericks, '1\leobring their own table sorvtoo. day niiillt. Kentucky, last In the Eaotem The milk snake is a harm- Dlvlsloa, grabbed a 61-56 less r e p t I le !oon1 around halftime lead, tllen exploded lor barns and dairies. It con- 4& points In tile third CJ~arter to sumes rodents, but not milk. wrap up the victory, despite ~"" mestm :n: ter, Q ~ It h Jl 1r~onmout Tn ~J NAJA . Pltt8bl11'all Pipers 126-112, the Dallal · Chaparral• rooted tile Mlnnfaola Musldos 122-107 and tho Donver Rockets downed tile Oik!Ond Oal<si!UI2. lloDk Whitey paeod New JerBO.Y wltll 34 points and 19 robourtds while Bobby lloyd c:onlrlbuted 24 points to keep Amorks' playoll alive even 11 they have to play their pollsea am games at Commack, N.Y.- some 60 miloslrom their Teaned<, N.J., homebase. 1 Minnesota, previously toogh club at home, dropped Its seventh In a row there as 30 Olarlie Beasley scored 28 ~~eet points and Clncy i'Owell lor Dallas. 26 Lea Hunter's potals topped the Musldos. Wayne lli&htower 26 and Willie Murrell eaeh aeorod points In Donvor'a triumph over Oakland. Barry Uebowltz helped the Oaks with !7 points. lr~~ Event· . dr.,; ootalde. Jim Washtngtoo led the ~layoll ~leU. with 24. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (IJPI}- two.potnt thrillers Tuesday. Sixth-seeded Westminster (Pa.) Oshkosh (Wis.) State bumped COLLEGE SCORES SWIM RECORD teckled 11th-seeded Monmouth orr Gull lord 80-78 •• senior By United Press International (N.J.) today In the -dng forward JOIIll Lallenaaek slii>Pod BiB Ten Plajooll at Lalay-lod. STOCKHOLM (UPO - E 11second-round game o1 the In !or a layup 1n the 11na1 l!lbeth Wunaren-Morris or ,. NIIIJonal Asaodatloo a1 JpW;;pl. , Ohio State 85 Iowa 81 Mexico City set a S..edlsh swim Athlalies (NAIA) basketEarl eo&m'!Nt mi"'f' "'"· ""' ' " ' ,, :" minutes, 38.7 ,. jumper al the buzz.., NAIA Tournament a Kansas . Ttie 800.. 'The 11tans tdtJI'.u,e l!fiit Ealltern to an!t:l:tl gq, first round . . second-rouod Monday by edging 80 victory over Stepheo F. Northeastern Okla. 89 Athens .~ond~ ~.toot IU~ .!~ate ~' ehamplon~· Michi~ llilln 69~7 other games Monday were scheduled lor today as the tournament aues tlu-ough Its !all all day session. ~rlinals wtn be played Thursday ni&!>l with seml.lfnals and !lnals seheduled lor Friday and Satur<\.r nights. Only n1i1o or tile second-round field are ..-~· ~ team•., Upstarts eliminated lour !avorttes 'i'lesday, lndudlq the top two eontenders, and wreeked title hopes lor three Olher !avorltea Mooday. 0! the top loor seeded teams, -·co--• (Ohio) ~..., tlllrd-•ated , oru u Slate moved Into tile se-droUnd lleld of 16 teams.~The· Austtn. In 0~:~ ~ . n~ lor'~ <Ala.l 12 9 Hanover 107 Southern oro. 5 other games . Tuesday ~~~e ~~ ~~ ~:·~:~h;58:U~~~.:;: ~ 83-70, DlcldnBCI1 state (N.D.) ROSE ......entrAl Ohio 81 r.tU.Ii"ln 64 upended 12th-seedod Washburn Oshkosh st. 80 Gulllord 78 (Kan.) 76.71 elllllth-seeded Con- Illcklnson st. 76 Washburn 71 tral Wash~ State blasted Ealliern Mont. 83 wayne st. 70 AlbwJienpe (N.M.) 95-72 aod 15th • seeded Hanover (lml) Almost hall the lrei~ht that romped past Southero Oregon moves between cities and towns in the United States is 107-59. carried by ,railroads. F o u r t h • seedod Oklahoma Chri~ ·--•-• -an. nln" •• · - unioo (Ky.) and 13th-seeded Albany Slate (Ga.) were all eliminated In Monds,t'a games. With 8 g1ls. vas STATIONS j:ERTI~IED COTIFIEO OIL COMPANY 538 W. Millin, Pomeroy H&.R Pllmbing.fteating Marauders b 1 a s t e d Milllltlo Your Dopondablo (Ill.) 81-64 Tuesday to gain the DeolerFor berth . Central, w11o lilts no seniors lllt Its roster, fll'abbod an oarly lead In the contest and AND coutrolled the pme all the way. Top.r- Guilford (N.C.) and seeond.oeoded "'-ben F. Austin Phone WY 2-25.50 .....,jolted out o! (Tex.) were both the tournamen: In a ....,to or c•<·~:):;:;::~::::::::,:,:,:,:,:,:,:;,,:,:::;::::::~::~:::;;;<;;:;<;;:'''''''''''''''"''~::::o:;':::::o:<:o;;::::o:::::o:::::o,:;<:::<::,::: MIDDLEPORT OHIO I PLUMBING • .HEATING ,... r Big, liard-Working Range ..• At A Low, Low Price! :: 40" Range • Spocioua Oven with ~ IIIO'foble Door for uay cleaa· inl 1 Accurate PuahbultAJD C...Uola • High-Speed Cal· !l!!!;i!l~!liii lOCI• Surfare Unita • Appiianee Outlet , . .....,,.,.. . w..,••... Sale ~·~o;o;;;;. c::-~ t.. ,1111. seailoft lormer··-•·•loreoa·•J--~ ~·· Seven comPiil!i :: tl>oOrr. play, He 22 points fll'abbed 30 roboulids and 18 12 asllists Plllladel-•· ,_ walloped Chica&O 139-115. Hal Groor seored a gamo.higb 30 points lor the 76ers witll his lavorlte art of sniping !rom !be ::~~ 102-91 In anotber lar l<hool term, aeeordlntl tD !ootbal1 4!00Ch ·1servlng In tile c .. cover lt. : : "~~"l:,te;:":: ~ : d by Plllf.b' o\t rec}eaitonal director othor oat1oo of tho board was ,__. to -~h. 10' as- will be let ~ undar bu~ ....,_ lhe addlllon of several items d&5 ...- recomm-- · -~n. ·-~ 1romaPt••-•contract -•·.. 1or .Alao, In·this - Thl•~ tn our · ~·~-~n. ...... atno,fheprtnelpaltsre~ thOWestVil11nla tile- gymM!Drl,....,.under for his overall .totalochoolp.;_ lbte Sc ,, Low, llyouearmot coostroetlon at Pt. PleuantJr, gram, be should be athletic pay per ,lorodulyunlesslt H(gli, Items raStoredtotllteon: <•am II · • v~a bi&h schoqla. rector wltll 110 pay, In COIIWOI'- is Per!o'WedJ traet wore: G~riwn wood' ~ 'iiantell to away with tilt lao•· tilt ~-•ed ··•--·with ... Dr, Lebnard Brown moved to Door, $18,500; perlmetor •teal 'u"" ill ' athletic dlrl!1tor ·Which ·• · ·~ _, ""' aecet "'ommondatlon No.I aod qles, $1200; aluminum ...,..,. mit withmuchoPPoaltlontrOmiDu • • but '"tnt assem.... ••oo; p&u•r ·~ ...r~ .:..o • .o.o. 00..o•• eountlos, which •·ve ' .alao aft'or Ill ,-~..t ,_ •• oo aton "' ... , .. _.a,..· clt11ens ~ the .....,. '"'" otbor j1oord mn•- o11--• a •- •7000: n·w• re Door slab wbon word lot ll'OUild b<iiioi namedabuve, MAIIOnCoual1 ' ,.. Difto it ·""' "'"' • ' -o ' ·lblln !I'" iN •·· in ,. .... would be socoud ·-•· to P·-·- seco to lither. Board member $1600 lor total amn of $27,300, •·• - tllat thlf AI . . w """ ••-• Bill IID'IIOrd asked aulth whooe The board awroved cooll'l...., i.~ •.c;Omo -ro 'lhe board. ~~ecommeod that It the Idea this wu to make aprtnel- lngf8500 ~or yeartobei.PtheMII11 1 ~wnmer roc.... pal 111 athletic director and !mltb . oon Cooonb' llealth Dapt. aoa>le.; il'b• ·~ _., · atio ~ .maltiJW I COIDP~ .0 ~~=· ~~ !,~~ I''IIUed tbat it wao bls, which IU melll their tneome. Last year .' lit tlit 'lllaiOn Couuty ' 00.-lttheBoord...:.·m ·~~ ,__ •• ~,~·l'O,IIIIive. tb•OID04IIIpaldbytlltboardwas !D Bocomm-.~ · , J .. jJioWard he Wll not blqlng fi~OO and tills yoar tilt Dopen011 8lld ' .. . . . ~ . menthadnktdlor.I0,188or2t.we roeomm that tllo PI:~"! ···Ov¥ 25 athletic o1'4husjaots u per cent or the total lludpt or ~ aeale be, rola1ned for till were · _....,_ with • 42 ~7 lor thl Dr Leo 1 t96So81i aehool·.:.yoar. " they "" ·":"~, • .N\ , ..,;eome oPinion• on ard Brown stated he felt eeptlon thai tha wonl attiietle dl' and each should only receive -~ tll!O' r;::,.,ID5• .lje deloted, and th/11. the !olt, athletic ID- did last yoar and voted "oo" wbeo P IPal, who uDdtr stafO Scho!>l .U.. tho other momberl voted ID give ,, J.:l" Ia N'IPODIIble !orilll'tolll tile $100raiM thiS1oar• I .. lio!>l PI'08NJD, be Held Jle> . a•••· .... ..• . , .. ,~. Boord ·m..,bero prelllll last 0 sathll Bill ' aehooi. ·Tbe :c.kh -'" ~ ,.__ nilht wore Earl Ke<lar, ,lo,..Mi .. ~~ .. ...., Sle¥0110. Dr. Brown • lor . ~ , available, theNo.l~~ly worn 1>¥ ~MY ..i.o reltn'JI(shed his sbirtGrso Ct,.m. was 01117 ' QllO otiJor number • · Juot above th"' .500 mark and pere01Up a ciiaasllllnB to Whitehall. He is aloo • · · trolls ·i!SU· ·. .. -w• - - s moot pro!Wc Ill' Wlcidlne'a Rio Grando Bllie · scorer decided to do something Men.Kyger Wlcidlne now eoa<h of , 11y · : t'inlted ·ABA Roundup · the CreeittoBobeall. Preis -motional 1 about • lliwatlon th at caused _ --·• ... ~- - -- - - - . . . . , - - -lllahi(IJittl of tile .ban'JIOI will , '""Kentucky COiw-s-•· , Include the JR'eaontailoo of a tro- ly have bofpUl cit eking like they Willie SOmer BOt' a 32-polnt ellort. Paaadena <calif.> While Monmouth breezed by Bishop . ·•. PT. PLEASANT - Two ,..._ ··~~ wore made by '.~ l Brooks !mlith Tuesda.v ollaht to the Milson Couuty Boord nliO!...,.':c ,..!~ -liiJ!ngdoWniiO 1, , •!.0 lack of ooeimds. ... , th twiththeathletiePJ'Oo nlgt\r'o pllui ;wl\11 , • and <llaeov01'ed ' l,l!;r;' . ::.sth~d:.::::e': :::~':~~~~....: J::~~~;:N:: ::~~l·or~~~ . ,' the oxtra lnfleldars. Clncln!ilti's !ronl-llne pitehing Ia with Maloney (15-11), MUt ~; (16-13}, Mel Qloen (14.8) .fnd. NOlan (l4-8} 01 the re~ starters. The !lfth could eome !rom holdovera ,jjttt: McCOOl (3-n or Gerry Arri}o (6-6); George Culver, who had a 7-3 record with Cleveland, or Jmn Tllltouria, 'Wfto spent moot or !all year 'lilth San Diego wbere hO had a 17-7 roeord. i other pltehers BrlstDl Is loqking at are Jorge Rubio. who comea from the Aqelo, and Ron Tompkins, 10-9 at Vaneouver. That still leaves him Abernathy, IJGII Nottebart, Jay Ritchie, Bob Lee, Bill Kelso and Ted David1111, the !ellow wl!o was llhol hero laJI spring, as ~ .,.....,,. ~~~ 11& AcadonQ' ,.1!1P ,Sehool before • Divided Cook· top with Iota of 100m .. ' '· . ··~ WJtltE HOUSJINITANY '•' May 111herltl .the tint baae job and Tony Perez will be tile regular third baooman, Perez, 25, Ia eomlng oil a tremendous ., J · ~....,eo , 'T)Ieiday Chfeaao . NOW AT LOWER ' - 'l ' ' . Only $239 ·. , 1\· llmenslon Lumber.-ShH,hing;.i: ' · '' · PlywciOd-Roofing ,' c.- Ml••• : . "..-............. ztc , ~;~ · ' ...uraey!rom th• """ throw line leaves mueh the 1ou1 line tbat be de•ldecl to to be deslrod.llis <:areer.-111 make it a raeot of. all-I<IWIII · 1 •~JJ Y E,,, t'.tG& ••• on•••••••••• . .... •... A - T AlP Ca•• Setar ........1 ~ Sit .. "' ..."'._.. ·-.I.W Fr••• EQtl G..,. WID . .... .Stili .,...,.... •........... '::.~ 59• i.ong.or• A., Popcorn ............. :;':: 1fc ~lqlld .,.... ~~ ..... .:::: ,.. ICE.. · . s, -Oiampioos alq wltl1 Ea,Pm and Valley North Gallla o1 the Southern "· point llllrk. ;.;;; i(trJ.oad>Lot Prlc.tsl HOUII VANW BUTTUsccmH with the Braves and Indians are, another catlse for Brlatol'l oplimlam. Tho Reds ac'Jiir"'' hard-blttlui Maek .Illites !rom Adanla and Fred Whitfield !rom Cleveland. Joool. should wind up with cin\iionatl'• regular left !leld job and Whitfield will be the backup man lor Let Me¥ at ftrst base. Rose 11\11 move over to ript and Vade PlniOII will rtlura 1XI cantor' Strong Pltehlng LIDo With Doron John"'" gone, t •HOI• IMot I HOUSE HOLD ITE'I1S Is this kind of attitude.a pod reason . for shopping AIIP? . ' MARVEL 1/a.illftM 1 • .::. ·'!:. ' c•···· .". . . . . ,,. SUPER-Jit&HT , . IRI$KET . ' 1 about being fair, honest and dependable. s... ·-~~sse ...IIIW Fl•r H :;2.19 F•llr Flllr su~~IS ~'1" ~~~~~~ "LLSIUlY t- fie , , "'""taMe ...._ That's why you're important. That's why we cate so much about how we serve you ..• FLORIDA VALENCIA$ sse linlef!. AU 6000 SliCED GIANT PRICE RED U'":.Timj S AT A&P SAVES CASH' We know. We'd still be in that little st9re on Ve~~ey Street ' where we started more than 100 years ago. · e HAR'(EST WIEN£1!5 OR I · The brokeo hand whieh kept C"'11!!w'A--l'l\l .. 9f .. l!:l/,"-c two East Pakistan h.. so llttl" ·.ll\9nlh• laot ylal' luoo\Jiiilil,j\ -:11t.\ W'"::-tra.oUioat ..workmen - yoai, .. - • . holied. ·floldonr Chlcol!ldz irMI. h&!nmer Into waj,nqtactive A eoojilo o1 oil-sea""' trades Bob JOIIllsm, an ox-1\¥1· ;will be slzi!d c ll'li 10" !<Jr u$e In ~ concrete. 17 Col0 n eIS Grl!llde! 1rao ,principal at CreekHilh ~· . • •1>uMy, budloeot · d1'' ayotem prevailed 'l'lesday · war•-" niiillt as Chamberlain be11111 berlaln could prove hto ·'"'""'·- oo a jinx -~ •·· Th ~·~ ~-· him alnce ...;;;. ·;: !ole National Ba.-JI Atsoclatlon 1ou1 line and aank !Our -toeing tho loul line lihUe. .500 mark. · Cap Evans, !ormerly o1 Rio rl ~N ~~;~~~:~~~::~~ " ~r. ' · ·Phlladol!lhla's Kyger Creek sp·e-'-er· ~e:r~·=.~e~.:t:~ Win Fifth ill\ . o. Gal~ Str • h ~ ~ atg l' R~ot · ~ ....., ~! 1~67-U .. . Bobeal • ..,...,. .,..,_ .... ' 0 Athlllie coal'erepee, and t h. Kyser Croak Juolor IIIah caswo of COoeh Jack l)uncl]lf, ·Who this 111111 • will Include ""'' ""' " ' Jlo' lnlendecl to ·ell~•· to. ~ . II!• .,.,... ......, 1 ,_.. -....:.-.. ..h..~..... \;] II Ill"' tournament uue. UPI!'!>orloWriter , · . ..,..... , their " , Scboo1 ,,, ...'•.:. to' ·-'•tr ' M~=~~·~i~~-=~ '"' ~~phlnlljlr•llter~c'. He ea,nvila'sedtj!ol'lll14del(llila . , , ly•illl · ~•e the !l'lrili:O" ttie1r ·I!JIId ln the ~••"-"K ,io<IIJI II ; :1 · '1,;1 =k~.!_ mand*' ~Ch~: Nadl"'" ll<plll"! ·Gar<lel1 ~··, . 16 vlclo!'los. · Is.'' Sports· p··'rograms De d :'$.'.e'•·~·'~~·00 . . ..,' , \ nie . . ,. · i SULTANA-FROZEN and the many people like you. . /'~.. a;. It makes sense. All of us from the President on down work for you. ~ L """·'"• ., , ·~I';IIOiaidoP,f < >·.' tl'c ,,. ll.r GMtY KALE ·" '4 Ill Lexi"""* ..,• . '-~· "7 • 11·-""'0 '"!•"": ,,,..,, .. ,,...,, ........, UJ ?• ~. an "'- \~' in ·"""" ~· iir:IJJ!.Il Miller · -~.011 .....,..., 't,or tile 111000. oleco tilt ~att¥ ·ibe: 11 was """''sniatlllpilllpinil ' ii>WB ....... "f"7 .·.· pmo n. ',r. esse.'.\·\·~·.•.'. ><•. '' NB . A ~~. IOOI, I;Iilo S!tl" ,rO&da ' hll'~!/lir·lllllllY , Fri~ · N9AAhe~l . fl'OI!I;l,ala,J. ,,..; , , ~11:. tilt .t.m,¥"" , .,. : ........ i.~"ot ~........, ,. Tho .'. ·. .. · · • t·. d. t' PI ' Ch 8 ;,,. ~perm en en s ans to ange .... Sllllt .,.... : ..... ..lllq ..., Platt .... ... · llatalls ".:.::" . . . . . ... SSe lecllllta• ~:· ..... . I~ '' . ',, 1nio a._ d dA c d ar e s onten ets· li\- .. . • . 'Cap' Evans N . am~u.· .• •man-- ~· Shouider Roast 14 ,' ~ i- iJI thi...:U..';.,; "'111'1 •'-1-tlciilt\, '111!1 •* 1 · · . • · w<i,' · , ~~,..; half,',''"..,...., "'-.. .o!d. fi!..: '~Jf'i,,•j' . .,...~ ot:t,lffp ¥1"(o•~ lo Ill'! tlie ~'~~"""'i!lbl!· "'" 'bod/{ Wml' bOd ~ihll'O111 lor that :mi. JJ11 , prds iHk ' <Of': pt llfPOriar• imd · ea,..jhe frOiit t D\oo' MdUI llq. ~e · had ,......., •· tor 'tllo' ~•·" ' .... ' ': 7.~loiiJI :- . 8\0rlll ' ; . M..... ~·· ~;~ Fti\ST CUT BEEF Rll ROAST OR SU'il-Rl6HT Slo!OKED COOKED ' ORANGES I,';> Coae~ _!~ew -~ ~l.orumea ")I'Ulwno tot hta potala," Gl• (Cap) Evano, 1 ,_ Buckeye Fred atstalll. lllpel'!nlonden, While.worn't • said. "But hO !lid to 0 ,. 1 ·lei hall, Columbus, will bo tho __ ,:>' ...., I Lo.c of tim d -· • ...,, were. e an work bard lor -'<or at 6,30 p.m. Friday lor . ·, lltstr be(ped them, tllem. lie puts trem-.a pres- , the l988 Bobeat builllilali ban' and otlr 'lOll to' MI""'-· dldll't ,llll'e not only on th que! at Kyser .Creek HIgh , ,. . . · · ( •, rlsb~ than domesd<: custoo.raof..,y :I ij '.'IB. E'·'E'F' ~~49c uess Ohio Power's residential coat per kilowatt-bour dropped to 1.99 cents in 1967, the lowerst In the growing wen tlal!t IUid ~and ~·io ~"he I'OJ'I Job -~e hit In adc!ltlon did .. ... defenlliq Williams. iualn accounted for 64 per cent or Power's toUU energy sales. record eaies, is the ~.:.~starter Howell, one to $34.1 mllllon. Taxes took an- popllarlty of electrically-heated homes, apartments. cornmerclal, \Jidustrlal and publie build· lngo. About hall or all iJ>o homes and apartment units started or completed in Ohio Power'a 53eount\' aarvice territory during 1967 were ecpipped with electric apace heating faelliUes. The eompa111 added 2, 767 eJee. trle home hoatlqlnstallaliooato Ito lines during 1967 whi<h brings the electrtc home heatIn(( total to almoot 20,000. With 35t total ..leetrlc eommerclal aod lnduotrlal eustomors added to the eompuy linea, the territory-Wide ' total lor sueh eustomera now Btlnds at 1,237. Ohio !'Ower helped to bring 52 DBW industries into its servt~e territory d!rwgh Its area developmenc program. The new tlrms provide some 3,900 new jabs for men and women with a eombJned IIMUBI payroll o! $25million. More than 100 Industrial customers e:cpandec:l their physical !adi(Ues witll a total Investment , ~ $113-mUiion announced or lnlllatecl cllrlng 1967. This total provides lor 2,580 additc>oal jobs and a total payroll increase of $14.6 mUlloo annually. ap~ playerS that day," he aaya. "li was oleo the day we went out o! firotplace." , First 'Mdnp First Thtt'& the only thll!l Brlatol ltrlnka about. Flrotplaee. ' "Whr not?" he BIQ'S. ''That' a wl!ero they pay o11 on, IB11't It? AnYthing less than Orot plaee is anytbiag went the WI)' it was a dl8BJIIIC)lntment as far as rm supposed to lor the Redo aiiM coneerned." 'that. · '1' II all auea the Reds ean LIO ewtonaa Uld make it. But If all goes riiillt lor llo'l*'·. with ; broken etsht other clubs In the loaaue hindi; Toli\irlf. llelms broke hil they can make too. Brlatol me. J!m Malont\V suderecl a knows . 1 th&t. The rea am he's •bad ·and Ted Abor· optlmlstle Ia beeauaa of two , nathy a booi'IOC. Pete Rosewol yoongsters-Gaey Nolan and out two weeks Wban he nearly John Beneh. broke hio eollarbono diving lor Nolan, 01117 19, won If same• ' a boll. Dmln Johnooo ste(lpod as I ..aokie wltll tho Reds loot hole am twisted hil IOj!. year. Bristol !eel• he ... win John Edwar<lo aod Doo more this year and so does fPavl4111ch came up with ln,lurtea · everyone Who has ever seen the Coal eosts eomprised $42.8mlllloo ol reeord $166...Ulion other inveStor-owned electric COI1I(lii1Y In Ohio. ''This continual decrease in the 111111 coot of electrielb' used In the home has 111eourased tnereased uaaae Which has helped bring down eonsumer cost," Mr. Prontlco oald. Contributing to Ohio Power' i frll throws '''.••. ·., By liiJLTON RICHMAN UPI !\)Ortl Wrltor TJUIPA, Fla. (UP!).. 'Tho Cln<illlilati Redo are oil to 1 !lying start. Nlll>odj<'s booo -yet. A year ago of tbolr nllevero waa. ·hero In oprlng tralaing and hardly Ing the company's tnvelltment to more tllan a billion dollars. .. tWo · to eoid the tlireat. ' lloaket led the Buck"fea' with 24 potalo, and /iiOVe Howell had 22, but every l!tiOW the executive vice president oald, eoupled w1t11 preaeot !a- ehased tro;bi~~·, lcorlng , . aeored .Oo.etia:mpt•ons. !IIIII' year that Ohio Power will have open! In ...... of $100.mll11m for CIPital improve- Residential aiiM ro- .-ease," Tayto "' to board ., , • '"'"' "'0 1, ,iqd "'! W1111ed 1D U.werow A and "'snl lloa"• long and didn't - _,_tho · · WMiboth· _.., 1m.... add one .more ~ , Ohio POwer \ burned IO.mlllloo tons ol eoa1 ' other $33.8....Ullon. The greatest demand Cor electric power, Mr. Prentice said, eame from Ohio PoWer's 2,624 illdustrlal customers. The 15.3bUUon ldlowatt-hoors purchased Ioiii. net leid. ~- mtn!:. ~. ~7tay ~ ~t mlllloo tn udH thaa the prerioua year. This Ia the third consecutive These ,~- il!e ;, .,O~elnii •Jitllr"ThiO' J_. hOd tor •:~~ ...... ~'-• ~ •., .,.,•• mlllloa, or $6.6...UIIoo hlgbor meats. hi~:. _. am ·~-·"'-' ~·'* ehe~...,,~ .. """"" ~'f! li)p ,leN )>I,I MI by ' ·~ . liW'<t~ in !h• - J~!lidJ:rlll· Buckeye end"'· . ·. ~~. """-~·-• , ; ,;: ,t.:;, !\:''~to try and brook 24 4 -kor• '" sateQ<, Ohio !'OWer aeeulmllated. 33 dlsilbltng .llliurtes lneludlitc on• trCte ~Wib': Z1111svllle 100 Tlllln Dlvillimw ..,.....decl their third .onseeullve year wltl\OUI a dll!lbllng aeddenl. Wtnaaor Plant eoneluded Ita ecand cmsecutlveyear and Musklngum Rl ver and Tidd Plants ostabllohed first-year reeords. As a corporate, tui)ll'lnl citizen of the area it servea, Ohio Pawer was assessed $33.8 mUlion ln loeal, state and Cederal taxes during 1967, Real and persooal property taxes comprised more thaD $8.5 mlllloo o! the total amount. The Iii~'~ .F IIi. . .......... < . .l '"sMa." 010 ln .'""'" " •.- . ',..teh Up More ord ' b.a;~.:;..,oa...~ ,J ~. f ~ ' . "' . · ·w• have )Uit unloaded oeveraleirloads JriCt ·~·"'* to - l y you at loweot prices. ' ;. . . ' ... •' ' ' P7 .ULF ' --- .,. �i'· COM~tETE CR HOMKO ~O,ERS OTHP REGULAR OR MINT ti ': ' -,. _ . ' .' . '· '- ! ' .· .. . " . ' I. ' ' '! \ , "' < , ' I ' ·I· . PIELL SH.A ·. FAMILY SIZE ' ' ,Reg • . 7oz : ' ''· • . .BOTTLE . '}:(' ' '' . COUNTRY ST·YLE ' CANNON'S S~CRET · PARE.RIBS SPRAY DEOPORANl .. ' ' . ' ' .,... • . '_. '!lA-~.:. -4oz Clrfi... ~ •· . ' ·.· ~l' . CLEAN UP SPECIAL HEAVY METAL . WHEEL BAR OW . . . I,' . fl ' t ~' I•' HAIR SPRAY . ' WHUTIIEY . . '• ' ROOF COA SGalon . 13 oz CAN ' ' ·77 . 1A9 LIST · BIG· A· I ,, THAT COUNTS H TCHED FISHI .12oz ·'· 88' 6oz JAR ~-~ VINE RIPE ~ T TOES 250 TABLETS c Combi. ·· ·' I .f I i ONLY II 70 SPIN CAST-REEL fl, 71 TUBULAR fiBERGLAS ROD . 2 LURES ·.34. 95 LIST BONl!S .BUY ' . !-r..·- "' CHARM'IN TOI ' . . ' �i'· COM~tETE CR HOMKO ~O,ERS OTHP REGULAR OR MINT ti ': ' -,. _ . ' .' . '· '- ! ' .· .. . " . ' I. ' ' '! \ , "' < , ' I ' ·I· . PIELL SH.A ·. FAMILY SIZE ' ' ,Reg • . 7oz : ' ''· • . .BOTTLE . '}:(' ' '' . COUNTRY ST·YLE ' CANNON'S S~CRET · PARE.RIBS SPRAY DEOPORANl .. ' ' . ' ' .,... • . '_. '!lA-~.:. -4oz Clrfi... ~ •· . ' ·.· ~l' . CLEAN UP SPECIAL HEAVY METAL . WHEEL BAR OW . . . I,' . fl ' t ~' I•' HAIR SPRAY . ' WHUTIIEY . . '• ' ROOF COA SGalon . 13 oz CAN ' ' ·77 . 1A9 LIST · BIG· A· I ,, THAT COUNTS H TCHED FISHI .12oz ·'· 88' 6oz JAR ~-~ VINE RIPE ~ T TOES 250 TABLETS c Combi. ·· ·' I .f I i ONLY II 70 SPIN CAST-REEL fl, 71 TUBULAR fiBERGLAS ROD . 2 LURES ·.34. 95 LIST BONl!S .BUY ' . !-r..·- "' CHARM'IN TOI ' . . ' �• • '. ~ Unity Needed Soon on War's Course ~ . '' B~t !Jle 'u.ne grow"a • Free speech, in the form of opposition to government policies, is nsually one of the first casualties of war. So far. however, the Vietnam war. whlch _is as real a war as ever. this nation fol.ll1d It· self ln, has not claimed that victlm. lt has, in fact, stimulated it to a degree that many lind alarming This, depending upon one's opinion on Yietnam, is either an advantage or a d1sad· vantage of the kind of war that is fought not as a total. unified, national commitment to a righteous crusade but as a calcuJatlngly wielded instrument of foreign policy. But as the war grows in violence, as its demand on our resources and energy in· creases, as this country's investment in the struggle soars, there could well be a growing popular impatience with those who question the wisdom of it all. Undoubtedly, protest demonstrations, Senate investigations, editorials calling for de-escalation or withdrawal give comfort, t£ not aid, to the enemy Too often, though, this has been the reflexive reply given by people in and out of government to critictsm of the war's morality or management. Too easily could It become the justification for silencing dissent, for clamping a Ud on unfavorable reporting and covering up official error. Fortl.ll1ately, we have not yet reached such a _stage. The investment of our prestige and honor in Vietnam is not yet so great that we can no lon~er afford the luxury of national soul·searching. There is still time for Ameri· cans to ponder and debate the feaslblllty and ih~. · · ' . •1 ' , •I , 1 1 , Fallac;y i~ ,Trqvel.·curbs . /Y\ Ever since ~ President fltet b.....Ched ' ' the idea Of taxblg Am~an1 'traveling ·olll· side the .Weatom · Hemjsphere, \he poj>p!~ who are 1n the businesa Of .carrYing lbem have been up in the air-without benefit Of airplnnes. . They have been dropping llalistles right and left, and some Of them are impressive. For instance, aeeordillg to the Enropeu Airlines Research Bureau, which rellfeMIIta 16 European airlines, a total of 880,0110 Europeans visited the United States last year and spent approximately $3110 miiiiOO here. More Americans went to Europe and spent more, of course. But while the nlDDbei' Of European tourists to America has Increased by 152 per cent since 1962 !'I'd j1UDped by a record 35 ~er cent in 196'1, American travel to Europe mereased by less than lO per cent last year and averaged· only 14 per eel)t In the preceding five years. , At this rate, in another decade or 10, It will be the Europeans who are worried about a gold outflow problem. But this country just cu't lit and walt for that day, and the question is hOw best to hurry its coming. Should it he throllgb the negative discouragement of American tour. ism or the positive encouragement Of European tourism? Or why not all positive? Why not continue to urge Amer\cans to see America first, but put no possibly self-defeating curbs on thole who do want to go abroad, and really make it as easy and as desirable as possible for Europeans to see America, too? ~ '11111 WliS '111m forget, and haYI, lived In awiUI ·doubt. M,y lltree ohlldren mandmaota. ' M(Omed to blame me tor· not . Should· I troatl!l. lllelr mother rlabt 'Ill"' dOn't lmpw,Ill• mlury I.bavo -!"I· ' t.-ed. S>oul&l't· .... IIUffor·\!lO? ·I bave oUbmorsed J11¥..Uiam,y work. M,y flmll,y w'antoJDr - · ln1. [avoid~~~¥ wife 'lllt"'~&Vor poa. tdbie. I work 14 hour• a diJ, six days a week. Beoenii.Y a•!rleild tolcl .jne'Ill¥ wife wn not dolntl ri811t Wme People caJl her •a !node! -er. I llllt>O"t a deealtful ...m. witch. We had a sboWclolm. Slo final. 11 con!OBsad IA!tbellralrl7years qo, Now I CM'I bea,r Ill look at her. Knowlns tho truth Ia wen By li.AY ClOMLEY NEA Washington Correspondent ! I' l .. .,.d . . ,,.I Hado's 10 AN EXCL.U61VE OOPPE TO PICK OUT A GOOO LITTL! FAOCK· .. Do It "' J Weu., ~EY WIVE 5IJCI.I A NUMBER.. • BOT mY TO SEE WHAT IT 1.001<5 LIKE WITH AU. THE TAGS ON iT"· man) and lilsan Hulsman elY for oolo careerL ... Diana lag room, lite other some\01111 \ \ Tal ' - u'ibou ~ ·lilt haYO llo!M , 17, ~·;:·~::::7.,:!,:·.­ mlitrt have ~ • !0\" ~~ yaur..U. !~ u'l, Open:' n. threugh Sat. 9 to 9 ~ } ~-' ,JI ic· 111111 llle h,.ip Gt ' Bill Colby's album• In lltree years have sold$30 mUllonworth ... Try R Ill do penlllCo - and 1 am look· lag forward tD 11." =: . " ~tethe~ ~an:'eev~ ,. ,. , · Periodontitis Is a 'WBI!be of ,JIUIIII and boni tlllll II!IPPOri lestb, and It shou!A ,\!e .! Rated u such by d e n i-l 'a t il' who IP,I'dallr.e In or are know I· eilaeable In its treatment. These days dentists C8ll do many things to preveat ...,, or at least sl.,. J\VJ!IIIS Of perlodontiUs (IG m•efj m I I called pyorrbel) whleb II the s-u- • ~-· ,...,alellr· tDbaecos)WllslDihe''Morn· • ~ or)'lbbll lromholdfAIJM,ilnll!th • lr•'JJ~!I •')~ . Jyeltl . . tiii&'UI'jil:·~· '*.' -.·.. bel&! 1!11 • ~~~lldr~~ot~t2n;,t8t23"l hu,....t llsldmore. ••35 •hm 23\2 ' ' . · · '· ' . ..•.Clinched dlvtoton title a~c , WEsr· W, L, Pc~ GB St. ·. Loula ...., 55 2~ .688 . • Loa Anaoies. • ,47 29 .618 6 in~ lilt proc:all · Sen Fflli. , , , ,43 35 .651 11 · tilt 'toll!'ill Chic..,_ .... ;u 50 .342 'll ~. . O.or.Own Good 1· 1' lh Made -~ :H~~'1''l~TWkl f ry HJ!f•r~ · ICE lb '1•!"111'-r, ... ..... ,.. • !; ·• ' ., ' . ' FUL- VALU BUY! ilrgo ·- weet :.:;, 1' i,r 303 can i 21 56 .273 ~lh ~Ill*' .... 15 83 .192 39 .\ • t •••• T!IESDAY'S.RESVLTS : Ph~st39 Chie>&O m New Yllrk 107 lllllfmore '104 ·lllotrolt 139 Seattle 123 ' . P)nolnnatl ... St. Lqul,, at Clevoland, ppd, storm Bolio!\ 124 Sen rron.; 121, ot On!¥ &illl•• scbe<lllid ... ·' 'J ' VALU BUY! ..'" . Chlor . ,sealj::~~AMES ' New Y'lirk at Phlladoiithla 1,C,'\!<l'f/11 Bal\ln)lll" , . .san Fri!DOISCO at Los Allgeles ' , I ,"',j . . l\ , J~.;.• ; "' ' , r , '· , gallon plastic ., J-VALU.E Cream Big family 16oz. PRODUCE BUY! jar ' RO E APPLES 49~ FUL-VALUE '' ~lb. 41b.bag pattie BERRfS ** I ,, Maid Pink . . ·' ' ... •• RED DELICIOUS ' . ,.• ,........ , III YOU 51!1: ASllXlNOMeR CAMEII:A 10 ltllen u '' \-11 ste .Sl!NDAY ONLY -Mar.17 ' · .f~~Kan Grade AHomogeniatd 0 ' oR o- II • "'"• ' ' ' ' - 4 lb. • ~) . '. • • Phlta. ••• 52 u .763 Boston • • • • .52 26 .687 7 I ,, ' ,, t ' ,' . ! COUNIRYIIDE r-_......_ _..__ ___,....,;'ir-......:~ UnKramble thest lour Jumble~, t] l of the Prices Effective /lila~•.14-15-16• Cut From Preniler Grade lnf NBA SfAND!NGS . . 1M Right reserved :o limit quantities Ba(on Ends .~um~~~~~:::8 Boiling ."'' 3 ~~~- 89C G Be · 3 J =-~~::.~ t: :::: ~tt rou ... r ef .,~ ,~: 1.,, 9 Boa~ 111 Sen Dle&o . • ~ pillea sclilduled. There are many eaus. of dey mouth: aclvanctd age, laddllt diet, reduced liquid intake, - l v e use Of tobleco or a I e o.h o ~ dehlllla1lll8 dl· seue, laom;eo brea!llinl. uri· ll8f)' disorders and exhallltell states. · If dry mouth perilsts, JOU should see your dentiA ar . physician. ' one ltlter to each, ~qUart, to form reur ordinary wor••· t'JIIIIUj[ ' 24 )'OUI•IIId Hlll~illli· ... oalled 'IGilllU'' ~·• W• ~l:Y~~;IJ.J::;:!! " ·' "The Stor< With A Hart" For S.aso!'llng Sliced ''*'' UEJ.ypt" II IUIDtJI The southern Up Of Illinois Cornered aovellat Noel !lMD ls often referred to ao (hla ..Kremlin Letter" waa bril"Egypt." Some say Ibis name llut) at tho "Momlagllde wu given by early settlers Helallta" cpeniJII - he said hi• who c a m e down from the next thrUler (set In WW 10 will norlh to get grain, aa lfavel· be fllllahed next month ... Caq!rt ers did in the Bible story Of Garf)' Moore jogglag jauntll,y a- Joseph. Another Oltplanation long 3rd Ave. '• AJIUcpe Bow look· is the presence ol sucb EIYP. cause of; p:Ntett ~ loas . In the u~ · States. \ ., lag Itt Md haPw ... MUlti • mll- !ian names "' Cairo and ' llonalre Howard Cul!mBD ()II I Thebes. DEAR DR. LAWIIENCt: I family owns PhUlp Morris and had 31 'teeth emacted in the other Most of the vaal territory hOspital under auealbelia and ingalde" lntermlodon - and of the Soviet Uolon lle,a. fartlwr since then Ill)' mouth out Howard focelloual,y demanded we norih tha~ the contlguoua ·at nlgbt. I lhoullJI 'It llioulcl lnvoltlaaiA! wiQ' folks eon'I smoke United States. . .. 5TH and PEARL STS ...RACINE .,;lliek .::itrii pasts. ; .. help When' I got my dentllfta "'~....... lllo, b<ll.......S· but It hasn't. · lllllY ~- 'IO'ol!W•iJIIIII'- r ANSWER: First It must be and 10011 dl.....ored1lilt'·lb0qb said that It's unlikely that ex· sineero prayer ·.1 was 'IIYIII ·iie traetions or aneathesla could ..., •..,. *"Oillllb to ru~~~·• have caused your dry mouth. srettee, pluo lillllY' ciGler iuab' At thla Ume Of year, a men habits. •• •. ,. ' Uk~ cause w o u I d be low 1 mere!J!· Ibis · ~ u · 1 h dlty in your house due to frllllllb'· - · If''· tllo'ci•eltriJ· a beating system thai drlea ..... Slloulclri'l .... , to the air. This Is speclally 10 ... ......:...... lfJour house 11 heated with the Book, 11ill-' '"'' ,...,.... h air heat. - · .,.? - •IIX•ATJi81St · In winter, noses gelotul!ed Till• c:oiUmll la:~oatld to =because of head colds, .tamlly IIYIII& ao " ~,,.,..,. us Infection or any III'PW ing kid trouble: . or ' lOa' ~ -'"' lrator;y Infection. This lrou!>le, let Holao help YOO, ....n ca~Pt~ mouth brealblq 91e will &lao wei~ ,........ at nlgbt when you lie dOWII to own ~-· •.:.:~ lleep. droll Hel81 Bciliel 1\,1-. ~ « A vaPOrizer In your bed· ~·, . room al nlgbt m I& b t help "'""new r. ,,. ·; ,. 1 humidify your room .and live ' . ; X/·':1 ' . you some relief. It also mlgbt ·J ·• · • ·' to- wear your clenturn at DEAR DR. LAWRENCE: Eleven years ago my dentist told me I had perlodontiUs. He said there was nothing to do for I t but have my teeth cleaned frequently and brush them .with salt Instead Of three months, but I'm still gett 'n• ve~ !,'lone !be tooth." • " ANSWEl\: edlng glUDs Is a probleln that hal many coilRs and brushlllg with salt won't ellminlte any !>I them. There's only one good tblng to say about continued brushing wllb sail, qjl~g from an old proverb: "II you do It for ron~~dred years you'll Uve Salt ·a a~r~· and dally brus~g cOuld wear away enamel as ll u gums. Gums and should, Of course, be actively brushed, but genUy, and with<tooth· lb•. . .,.., . .mecl )iluli,, ....... that I ll004 WI,\' to (1$ ~~!~~k­ ing .... thrOU&b bPID.... . .Ifill'.· havlq llliilkld 'tllttl packs o1 -clpretta.Hi ,.._, :!a;' . lr WILLIAM LAWRE"CE, D.D.S. y; rf!.'i-t._, ' . 6to lilt. ...._,'*• Gentle, Active Brushing Best Way to Clean Teeth ,ti 't first •¥• u.s. ' SM =~=~~:~:~~ YOUIII OBNTAL. HEALTH Market Report elude 0111 with the !ront ahaved and a long fall added In baok; GALLIPOLIS, omo, Ullllchl ... RO<I\Y Graziano eam· • llaturdiy,' Ma'rdt 't;'• l968\ estly insisted he'd like tD do SALFS REPORT Of 11'11te Odd COUple'' with ex . Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. pug Jake Lamotta, oddest of all HOGS - 175 tD 220 lbs. 18 except lor PllyUls Diller who'd to 19; 220 tD 250 lbs. 18 Ill also like a c:raek at It for a new 19; Light 16 to 19; Fat Scnra hl&b Jn loW camp ... Eaat dde 14 to 17; Stags 12 to 16; Boars aulotlraa>h lbophasWin-Chur· 10 tD 14; Scnrs and 1'18s 60 to chill's for 4375, FDR' 1 tor $12/S. too, !~!oats 8 to 16. Laa Veps Ia pttlag: a new CATTLE - steeu 20 tD 28; JII-Alal Ironton (who's - · Hollers 18 to 2!; Boby Beef lag lt1J ... Natursll,y a n e w 20 Ill 26; Fat COWl 1% to 18; stripper's named herself "Bon· canners 12 to I!; Bulla 18 to nie Clydei" takea off eamp,y 23; MUk Cows loti to 200. eloCbea trom the 30a •aeverrVEAL CALVFS - Tops 38.· thlng. 75; Seconds 3Q to 38; Medium 26 tD 32; Corn. llld IIVS. 2t to From Don Herr' a'•OVervlew," 38, Culls 20 to 24. a Cotbollo Newaletler, this true. SHEEP - Ewes and Lma. S to.<:lerleal~Ue bowler: Prieat In to 10; Stock EWes ! to 10; Fat Scotland lett hurrledl,y to wed a Sleep 5 to 10; Culls I to 5; S6-:rr•.old widow wltllll cbllclr"'!; Bucks t to 10; Fat wed.era sis months later he dedded to 5to 10. rttum to the prlellhood ana· LAMHS - Tops 2t; Secondo wrote to hla bishop, "I kmw I 20 tD 22; Light Wis. 16 Ill 18; wltl have to 110 tD a monastery C<tmmon I! to 18. Ill· U.S. - d eorreet 1111~ ~·? l"elfdent to !HI illaugui'Cited · eoea to .Prell? "" MRil .M. ·L. m Washington, D.C.? Dear !llrs. L: · · J. "',,,, 'J ,A-Thomas Jelferson, on ll lill1 not ~ III'Jil!4< ~ ,_. March 4, 1801. reel. but ~' pn11y lmpressel Ulo'· Q-For how lonq. hal the prettier t111n "vll'1'' JiNif¥) I of God been piCIUred on kinds ., Cor •'reluld'•.Jilllllll. .' , $1 1111111 -H. ~.~ ...• ,.\-• A-Since 1782. ·"' { ," .t . •,f Dear Hoi..• Q-Who .,.. the rev~­ 11lls one on for the crtng. ''*"' noyo rna. UKEo ~ &004 loaldoc;" ''!1111! •. _.... awfllll,yjNIV."'E'f•,. ,.....,_ o1 tho Wblle lloaM\tli'j~~t·llllt- How eu ..,;e•.l!e'.terrtlllt he one that was skittering out and awM, Jet I!IOCI OI'J imUT/ of control Wouldn't-· tblnk:""Wrti!IW• ~- . onthe~wer. ea: mllady's '68 hair styles in- !lJJntlhll1il -··~ Sunday 10:00 to 7:00 .Ful.. Valu Me~t Buy of the Week! to pUllr ~nd vice versa would None of us lives to himself, and none of us dies to him· atlf-Romans .. ..14:7. they're both descendants of Wil- 1 Uam Brewster who came over leu-than 91premes share ODe. ! " A-The ancient game of court tennis which wu played in an enclosed courlf.ard where pUian, posts and !tal· "'' ''''''' .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., ,.,.,.,., , ..,.,., ,.,.,.,.,, i~7~s~~1! ed their engagement at the AJU. loy Water Wheel; also noted Roas now gets her own drell- i t:l f(l.'i . come fram? ise Lasser- an GrounciKJgDI.r; In ieg!Umate thestroa but may BY JACK O'BRIAN In movie hOuses; HoWard' a waa NEW YORK - The pis .,.. ao it'll taat another six weeks Every great man Is alwaya Just being fUnnY, but it's true; being helped by everybody; -ks at least ... LIZ Taylor and J.ava.di.ng t h e saloonkeeper&' reason? 19r his gift is to get good out ranks; now N. Y. has a Mrs. Richard have been ll>llrl durlns anyTwo Bdw)', • hit stars are Of all things and all persons. their marriage only elx days; P. J, Moriarty's, Mrs. J's Sl· boozlni and tho show me.Y re- -John Ruskin, English critic cred Cows, Mra. Laffs, Tony's eautloue lddll ... Ra<k-1'011 (D. place them .. . Timothy Wood· and social reformer. wife ... Funed midtoWn detec. elders are watehiDI to see U bridge Blagham (hla dad's Con· tlve Lieut. Arthur SChultheiss Grade Sitek of the JelferSOII Airplane group Md Diana Ro08 gressman Jonathan Blngllam and =·=·=·=r=·=·=·=·= =·=·=·=·:·=·=-=·=·=·==:·=~·=·:·=·=·=-:-===·=·=·=·=·=·=· (who teclmloal.advlsed S!J!alra'a of. The &lpremes are lbout re•· his granduncle waa Herbert Leh- BAHREIN, ARABIAN PENINSULA (NEAl Britain's program for a phased withdrawal from the Middle N. Y. - made u1be Detective.,) East is forcing U.S. business interests to make some grave took a three..week vacation to be decisions. !lnatra's usecurlty cttler' Guing One American oil company with conslderable investment on the Miami filming or "Lady In the Arabian Peninsula told this reporter his company bad re· Cement." cently discovered substantial new oil deposits. Development Star Bill Holden'a Merv Grll· would be highly prOfitable but would require several tens of lln-show ·tee was -~ to the 1 miWons of dollars in new investment. Eastern Wildlife 'Asa'n (nothing The company is now debating whether or not to put up cheep about that) ... Amerlcaoa these funds In .view of ~ritain's withdrawal program and the Hotel's pr~ press 11&0111 Pam unsettled conditions which may follow. . Garland'• marrying Dick Slob· Com~y men have gone to the State Department for m· biD Jn Ap u (1M> toollD') form!lliO"< 011, wMt the Unil.<ld states plans to do. TheY..JlJIYp "·"' ....,~ . ~ .. _. ... come away'l'lllh the feeling the government has no lilea on ,. _..111 111m .star l'enwwto RQ' s how to secllre' l!le stabill!Y of the region when British troops lD "i' toni rut: It's lite lOth· leave. time he'a played King Pbll· Tho lnlpre1slon oll men bave gotten Is !hat !be United lp D ol Spain In the IIPCOmJng Slalea lo already otrelebed 10 thin around the world that all "Cervantes" 111m. The Beallea Wublngon ean do lD the Middle East Ia to "cross ill !Iapre" DOTed their u. S. ol!lces and and hope for the best. bu2zed oil tD other managemeat But then are things the State Department could do. Tho thM Brian Epstein's helra .. . Arabs have some legitimate needs and desires for national Woody Allen celebrated the ... development that fit with American objectives. nlversscy of hlsmarrlagetDLGu· U.S. aid need not be large if it is properly designed. Some of the most revolutionary economic developments in Asian ---=-:~:-:-::::-­ countries have been achieved through thu introduction of In•· proved varieties of agricultural products and by simple tech· __.:B~A~:.R:..:B:....;:S:;__ nlcal aid in building fuexpensive wells. ly PHIL PASTORfT The businessmen'thls reporler has tallted to feel an urgency about the Middle East situation. "The problem does not begin A mind reader looking for when the British troops actually pull out," one oil man told work around here would he me. "It began on the day the Bntish made their announce- seeking part · time employ· ment." ment. ' As has been reported, the problem •• worries Bahrein, Qatar, and the seven Truda! states, their governments have Most of the fuel in proposed tD London that they pay the 1110 million a year it the United States comes from Josrils~ that's no costs to keep British forces in the area. The same type or concern is evident among American busi- way to talk about our gas station man. nessmen In Dubai, Kuwait and other Arab lnn<ls. 0 0 I The extremes between tbe rich and poor in most Arab countrios has been intensified in some areas by the lsraell· Tokyo transit olficlals hire Egyptian war. Unemployment in Jordan has doubled to 24 pushers to jam commuters In· per cent. The number of homeless refugees has ballooned. Economic development. has practically halted in Syria, Iraq and Egypt to give priority to military preparatioos. Taxes have gone up in Syria, Iraq and Egypt and the people have less to spend for their daily necessities. U.S. buolllusmen oeen by Ibis reporter fear the JaratU· EJ!YPIIan war aDd the British troop •oitbdrawal aiDouncement 1o cars. but Americans refuse bave 10 Increased ecoaomlc and mWtary lnalablllty that a re· to reHnquish their amateur \-.llllartial at o.. point could spread lbrougb lbe area !Ike wlltJIIre...hacked by S.vlol arm1 and Sovlet-ll'alaed organ· status. ' lzero and guerrillas. A gentLeman is a fellow Great Brttain's withdrawal from Aden in Noveml'A!r has al· who thanks a tad11 when 1 ready resulted in the Communist National Liberation Front she gives him her seat (m establl~hing its control in the far south of Arabia as the the bus. People's Republic of Southern Yemen. -~- .... Of &CGIIIIiollor, _Pl...,~ b!IIIIIO for al1<1111' 'd"'1, 11Mil ilve -your wlft I ~, ,. ill her ., If... '1ll!l JIEAI..ICilido,l ICK IZ Ia thai yGU'vo . ~j-.~ QU -· flmllJ 111.-11. 1· ~ Q-Where dl<l the e:rpl'll· Ume ol pmh!•llillllo"' ~- · '" rion ttfrom pillar to polt" DearHeliiU· '~~~~~"' ~~ 1 ' -~ Voice along Broadway U.S. Firms Cast Cold Eyes On New Mideast Ventures ..... au . • RAY CROMLEY divorce Dear • \ ¥ • Il l I \ ' �• • '. ~ Unity Needed Soon on War's Course ~ . '' B~t !Jle 'u.ne grow"a • Free speech, in the form of opposition to government policies, is nsually one of the first casualties of war. So far. however, the Vietnam war. whlch _is as real a war as ever. this nation fol.ll1d It· self ln, has not claimed that victlm. lt has, in fact, stimulated it to a degree that many lind alarming This, depending upon one's opinion on Yietnam, is either an advantage or a d1sad· vantage of the kind of war that is fought not as a total. unified, national commitment to a righteous crusade but as a calcuJatlngly wielded instrument of foreign policy. But as the war grows in violence, as its demand on our resources and energy in· creases, as this country's investment in the struggle soars, there could well be a growing popular impatience with those who question the wisdom of it all. Undoubtedly, protest demonstrations, Senate investigations, editorials calling for de-escalation or withdrawal give comfort, t£ not aid, to the enemy Too often, though, this has been the reflexive reply given by people in and out of government to critictsm of the war's morality or management. Too easily could It become the justification for silencing dissent, for clamping a Ud on unfavorable reporting and covering up official error. Fortl.ll1ately, we have not yet reached such a _stage. The investment of our prestige and honor in Vietnam is not yet so great that we can no lon~er afford the luxury of national soul·searching. There is still time for Ameri· cans to ponder and debate the feaslblllty and ih~. · · ' . •1 ' , •I , 1 1 , Fallac;y i~ ,Trqvel.·curbs . /Y\ Ever since ~ President fltet b.....Ched ' ' the idea Of taxblg Am~an1 'traveling ·olll· side the .Weatom · Hemjsphere, \he poj>p!~ who are 1n the businesa Of .carrYing lbem have been up in the air-without benefit Of airplnnes. . They have been dropping llalistles right and left, and some Of them are impressive. For instance, aeeordillg to the Enropeu Airlines Research Bureau, which rellfeMIIta 16 European airlines, a total of 880,0110 Europeans visited the United States last year and spent approximately $3110 miiiiOO here. More Americans went to Europe and spent more, of course. But while the nlDDbei' Of European tourists to America has Increased by 152 per cent since 1962 !'I'd j1UDped by a record 35 ~er cent in 196'1, American travel to Europe mereased by less than lO per cent last year and averaged· only 14 per eel)t In the preceding five years. , At this rate, in another decade or 10, It will be the Europeans who are worried about a gold outflow problem. But this country just cu't lit and walt for that day, and the question is hOw best to hurry its coming. Should it he throllgb the negative discouragement of American tour. ism or the positive encouragement Of European tourism? Or why not all positive? Why not continue to urge Amer\cans to see America first, but put no possibly self-defeating curbs on thole who do want to go abroad, and really make it as easy and as desirable as possible for Europeans to see America, too? ~ '11111 WliS '111m forget, and haYI, lived In awiUI ·doubt. M,y lltree ohlldren mandmaota. ' M(Omed to blame me tor· not . Should· I troatl!l. lllelr mother rlabt 'Ill"' dOn't lmpw,Ill• mlury I.bavo -!"I· ' t.-ed. S>oul&l't· .... IIUffor·\!lO? ·I bave oUbmorsed J11¥..Uiam,y work. M,y flmll,y w'antoJDr - · ln1. [avoid~~~¥ wife 'lllt"'~&Vor poa. tdbie. I work 14 hour• a diJ, six days a week. Beoenii.Y a•!rleild tolcl .jne'Ill¥ wife wn not dolntl ri811t Wme People caJl her •a !node! -er. I llllt>O"t a deealtful ...m. witch. We had a sboWclolm. Slo final. 11 con!OBsad IA!tbellralrl7years qo, Now I CM'I bea,r Ill look at her. Knowlns tho truth Ia wen By li.AY ClOMLEY NEA Washington Correspondent ! I' l .. .,.d . . ,,.I Hado's 10 AN EXCL.U61VE OOPPE TO PICK OUT A GOOO LITTL! FAOCK· .. Do It "' J Weu., ~EY WIVE 5IJCI.I A NUMBER.. • BOT mY TO SEE WHAT IT 1.001<5 LIKE WITH AU. THE TAGS ON iT"· man) and lilsan Hulsman elY for oolo careerL ... Diana lag room, lite other some\01111 \ \ Tal ' - u'ibou ~ ·lilt haYO llo!M , 17, ~·;:·~::::7.,:!,:·.­ mlitrt have ~ • !0\" ~~ yaur..U. !~ u'l, Open:' n. threugh Sat. 9 to 9 ~ } ~-' ,JI ic· 111111 llle h,.ip Gt ' Bill Colby's album• In lltree years have sold$30 mUllonworth ... Try R Ill do penlllCo - and 1 am look· lag forward tD 11." =: . " ~tethe~ ~an:'eev~ ,. ,. , · Periodontitis Is a 'WBI!be of ,JIUIIII and boni tlllll II!IPPOri lestb, and It shou!A ,\!e .! Rated u such by d e n i-l 'a t il' who IP,I'dallr.e In or are know I· eilaeable In its treatment. These days dentists C8ll do many things to preveat ...,, or at least sl.,. J\VJ!IIIS Of perlodontiUs (IG m•efj m I I called pyorrbel) whleb II the s-u- • ~-· ,...,alellr· tDbaecos)WllslDihe''Morn· • ~ or)'lbbll lromholdfAIJM,ilnll!th • lr•'JJ~!I •')~ . Jyeltl . . tiii&'UI'jil:·~· '*.' -.·.. bel&! 1!11 • ~~~lldr~~ot~t2n;,t8t23"l hu,....t llsldmore. ••35 •hm 23\2 ' ' . · · '· ' . ..•.Clinched dlvtoton title a~c , WEsr· W, L, Pc~ GB St. ·. Loula ...., 55 2~ .688 . • Loa Anaoies. • ,47 29 .618 6 in~ lilt proc:all · Sen Fflli. , , , ,43 35 .651 11 · tilt 'toll!'ill Chic..,_ .... ;u 50 .342 'll ~. . O.or.Own Good 1· 1' lh Made -~ :H~~'1''l~TWkl f ry HJ!f•r~ · ICE lb '1•!"111'-r, ... ..... ,.. • !; ·• ' ., ' . ' FUL- VALU BUY! ilrgo ·- weet :.:;, 1' i,r 303 can i 21 56 .273 ~lh ~Ill*' .... 15 83 .192 39 .\ • t •••• T!IESDAY'S.RESVLTS : Ph~st39 Chie>&O m New Yllrk 107 lllllfmore '104 ·lllotrolt 139 Seattle 123 ' . P)nolnnatl ... St. Lqul,, at Clevoland, ppd, storm Bolio!\ 124 Sen rron.; 121, ot On!¥ &illl•• scbe<lllid ... ·' 'J ' VALU BUY! ..'" . Chlor . ,sealj::~~AMES ' New Y'lirk at Phlladoiithla 1,C,'\!<l'f/11 Bal\ln)lll" , . .san Fri!DOISCO at Los Allgeles ' , I ,"',j . . l\ , J~.;.• ; "' ' , r , '· , gallon plastic ., J-VALU.E Cream Big family 16oz. PRODUCE BUY! jar ' RO E APPLES 49~ FUL-VALUE '' ~lb. 41b.bag pattie BERRfS ** I ,, Maid Pink . . ·' ' ... •• RED DELICIOUS ' . ,.• ,........ , III YOU 51!1: ASllXlNOMeR CAMEII:A 10 ltllen u '' \-11 ste .Sl!NDAY ONLY -Mar.17 ' · .f~~Kan Grade AHomogeniatd 0 ' oR o- II • "'"• ' ' ' ' - 4 lb. • ~) . '. • • Phlta. ••• 52 u .763 Boston • • • • .52 26 .687 7 I ,, ' ,, t ' ,' . ! COUNIRYIIDE r-_......_ _..__ ___,....,;'ir-......:~ UnKramble thest lour Jumble~, t] l of the Prices Effective /lila~•.14-15-16• Cut From Preniler Grade lnf NBA SfAND!NGS . . 1M Right reserved :o limit quantities Ba(on Ends .~um~~~~~:::8 Boiling ."'' 3 ~~~- 89C G Be · 3 J =-~~::.~ t: :::: ~tt rou ... r ef .,~ ,~: 1.,, 9 Boa~ 111 Sen Dle&o . • ~ pillea sclilduled. There are many eaus. of dey mouth: aclvanctd age, laddllt diet, reduced liquid intake, - l v e use Of tobleco or a I e o.h o ~ dehlllla1lll8 dl· seue, laom;eo brea!llinl. uri· ll8f)' disorders and exhallltell states. · If dry mouth perilsts, JOU should see your dentiA ar . physician. ' one ltlter to each, ~qUart, to form reur ordinary wor••· t'JIIIIUj[ ' 24 )'OUI•IIId Hlll~illli· ... oalled 'IGilllU'' ~·• W• ~l:Y~~;IJ.J::;:!! " ·' "The Stor< With A Hart" For S.aso!'llng Sliced ''*'' UEJ.ypt" II IUIDtJI The southern Up Of Illinois Cornered aovellat Noel !lMD ls often referred to ao (hla ..Kremlin Letter" waa bril"Egypt." Some say Ibis name llut) at tho "Momlagllde wu given by early settlers Helallta" cpeniJII - he said hi• who c a m e down from the next thrUler (set In WW 10 will norlh to get grain, aa lfavel· be fllllahed next month ... Caq!rt ers did in the Bible story Of Garf)' Moore jogglag jauntll,y a- Joseph. Another Oltplanation long 3rd Ave. '• AJIUcpe Bow look· is the presence ol sucb EIYP. cause of; p:Ntett ~ loas . In the u~ · States. \ ., lag Itt Md haPw ... MUlti • mll- !ian names "' Cairo and ' llonalre Howard Cul!mBD ()II I Thebes. DEAR DR. LAWIIENCt: I family owns PhUlp Morris and had 31 'teeth emacted in the other Most of the vaal territory hOspital under auealbelia and ingalde" lntermlodon - and of the Soviet Uolon lle,a. fartlwr since then Ill)' mouth out Howard focelloual,y demanded we norih tha~ the contlguoua ·at nlgbt. I lhoullJI 'It llioulcl lnvoltlaaiA! wiQ' folks eon'I smoke United States. . .. 5TH and PEARL STS ...RACINE .,;lliek .::itrii pasts. ; .. help When' I got my dentllfta "'~....... lllo, b<ll.......S· but It hasn't. · lllllY ~- 'IO'ol!W•iJIIIII'- r ANSWER: First It must be and 10011 dl.....ored1lilt'·lb0qb said that It's unlikely that ex· sineero prayer ·.1 was 'IIYIII ·iie traetions or aneathesla could ..., •..,. *"Oillllb to ru~~~·• have caused your dry mouth. srettee, pluo lillllY' ciGler iuab' At thla Ume Of year, a men habits. •• •. ,. ' Uk~ cause w o u I d be low 1 mere!J!· Ibis · ~ u · 1 h dlty in your house due to frllllllb'· - · If''· tllo'ci•eltriJ· a beating system thai drlea ..... Slloulclri'l .... , to the air. This Is speclally 10 ... ......:...... lfJour house 11 heated with the Book, 11ill-' '"'' ,...,.... h air heat. - · .,.? - •IIX•ATJi81St · In winter, noses gelotul!ed Till• c:oiUmll la:~oatld to =because of head colds, .tamlly IIYIII& ao " ~,,.,..,. us Infection or any III'PW ing kid trouble: . or ' lOa' ~ -'"' lrator;y Infection. This lrou!>le, let Holao help YOO, ....n ca~Pt~ mouth brealblq 91e will &lao wei~ ,........ at nlgbt when you lie dOWII to own ~-· •.:.:~ lleep. droll Hel81 Bciliel 1\,1-. ~ « A vaPOrizer In your bed· ~·, . room al nlgbt m I& b t help "'""new r. ,,. ·; ,. 1 humidify your room .and live ' . ; X/·':1 ' . you some relief. It also mlgbt ·J ·• · • ·' to- wear your clenturn at DEAR DR. LAWRENCE: Eleven years ago my dentist told me I had perlodontiUs. He said there was nothing to do for I t but have my teeth cleaned frequently and brush them .with salt Instead Of three months, but I'm still gett 'n• ve~ !,'lone !be tooth." • " ANSWEl\: edlng glUDs Is a probleln that hal many coilRs and brushlllg with salt won't ellminlte any !>I them. There's only one good tblng to say about continued brushing wllb sail, qjl~g from an old proverb: "II you do It for ron~~dred years you'll Uve Salt ·a a~r~· and dally brus~g cOuld wear away enamel as ll u gums. Gums and should, Of course, be actively brushed, but genUy, and with<tooth· lb•. . .,.., . .mecl )iluli,, ....... that I ll004 WI,\' to (1$ ~~!~~k­ ing .... thrOU&b bPID.... . .Ifill'.· havlq llliilkld 'tllttl packs o1 -clpretta.Hi ,.._, :!a;' . lr WILLIAM LAWRE"CE, D.D.S. y; rf!.'i-t._, ' . 6to lilt. ...._,'*• Gentle, Active Brushing Best Way to Clean Teeth ,ti 't first •¥• u.s. ' SM =~=~~:~:~~ YOUIII OBNTAL. HEALTH Market Report elude 0111 with the !ront ahaved and a long fall added In baok; GALLIPOLIS, omo, Ullllchl ... RO<I\Y Graziano eam· • llaturdiy,' Ma'rdt 't;'• l968\ estly insisted he'd like tD do SALFS REPORT Of 11'11te Odd COUple'' with ex . Ohio Valley Uvestock Co. pug Jake Lamotta, oddest of all HOGS - 175 tD 220 lbs. 18 except lor PllyUls Diller who'd to 19; 220 tD 250 lbs. 18 Ill also like a c:raek at It for a new 19; Light 16 to 19; Fat Scnra hl&b Jn loW camp ... Eaat dde 14 to 17; Stags 12 to 16; Boars aulotlraa>h lbophasWin-Chur· 10 tD 14; Scnrs and 1'18s 60 to chill's for 4375, FDR' 1 tor $12/S. too, !~!oats 8 to 16. Laa Veps Ia pttlag: a new CATTLE - steeu 20 tD 28; JII-Alal Ironton (who's - · Hollers 18 to 2!; Boby Beef lag lt1J ... Natursll,y a n e w 20 Ill 26; Fat COWl 1% to 18; stripper's named herself "Bon· canners 12 to I!; Bulla 18 to nie Clydei" takea off eamp,y 23; MUk Cows loti to 200. eloCbea trom the 30a •aeverrVEAL CALVFS - Tops 38.· thlng. 75; Seconds 3Q to 38; Medium 26 tD 32; Corn. llld IIVS. 2t to From Don Herr' a'•OVervlew," 38, Culls 20 to 24. a Cotbollo Newaletler, this true. SHEEP - Ewes and Lma. S to.<:lerleal~Ue bowler: Prieat In to 10; Stock EWes ! to 10; Fat Scotland lett hurrledl,y to wed a Sleep 5 to 10; Culls I to 5; S6-:rr•.old widow wltllll cbllclr"'!; Bucks t to 10; Fat wed.era sis months later he dedded to 5to 10. rttum to the prlellhood ana· LAMHS - Tops 2t; Secondo wrote to hla bishop, "I kmw I 20 tD 22; Light Wis. 16 Ill 18; wltl have to 110 tD a monastery C<tmmon I! to 18. Ill· U.S. - d eorreet 1111~ ~·? l"elfdent to !HI illaugui'Cited · eoea to .Prell? "" MRil .M. ·L. m Washington, D.C.? Dear !llrs. L: · · J. "',,,, 'J ,A-Thomas Jelferson, on ll lill1 not ~ III'Jil!4< ~ ,_. March 4, 1801. reel. but ~' pn11y lmpressel Ulo'· Q-For how lonq. hal the prettier t111n "vll'1'' JiNif¥) I of God been piCIUred on kinds ., Cor •'reluld'•.Jilllllll. .' , $1 1111111 -H. ~.~ ...• ,.\-• A-Since 1782. ·"' { ," .t . •,f Dear Hoi..• Q-Who .,.. the rev~­ 11lls one on for the crtng. ''*"' noyo rna. UKEo ~ &004 loaldoc;" ''!1111! •. _.... awfllll,yjNIV."'E'f•,. ,.....,_ o1 tho Wblle lloaM\tli'j~~t·llllt- How eu ..,;e•.l!e'.terrtlllt he one that was skittering out and awM, Jet I!IOCI OI'J imUT/ of control Wouldn't-· tblnk:""Wrti!IW• ~- . onthe~wer. ea: mllady's '68 hair styles in- !lJJntlhll1il -··~ Sunday 10:00 to 7:00 .Ful.. Valu Me~t Buy of the Week! to pUllr ~nd vice versa would None of us lives to himself, and none of us dies to him· atlf-Romans .. ..14:7. they're both descendants of Wil- 1 Uam Brewster who came over leu-than 91premes share ODe. ! " A-The ancient game of court tennis which wu played in an enclosed courlf.ard where pUian, posts and !tal· "'' ''''''' .,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,., ,.,.,.,., , ..,.,., ,.,.,.,.,, i~7~s~~1! ed their engagement at the AJU. loy Water Wheel; also noted Roas now gets her own drell- i t:l f(l.'i . come fram? ise Lasser- an GrounciKJgDI.r; In ieg!Umate thestroa but may BY JACK O'BRIAN In movie hOuses; HoWard' a waa NEW YORK - The pis .,.. ao it'll taat another six weeks Every great man Is alwaya Just being fUnnY, but it's true; being helped by everybody; -ks at least ... LIZ Taylor and J.ava.di.ng t h e saloonkeeper&' reason? 19r his gift is to get good out ranks; now N. Y. has a Mrs. Richard have been ll>llrl durlns anyTwo Bdw)', • hit stars are Of all things and all persons. their marriage only elx days; P. J, Moriarty's, Mrs. J's Sl· boozlni and tho show me.Y re- -John Ruskin, English critic cred Cows, Mra. Laffs, Tony's eautloue lddll ... Ra<k-1'011 (D. place them .. . Timothy Wood· and social reformer. wife ... Funed midtoWn detec. elders are watehiDI to see U bridge Blagham (hla dad's Con· tlve Lieut. Arthur SChultheiss Grade Sitek of the JelferSOII Airplane group Md Diana Ro08 gressman Jonathan Blngllam and =·=·=·=r=·=·=·=·= =·=·=·=·:·=·=-=·=·=·==:·=~·=·:·=·=·=-:-===·=·=·=·=·=·=· (who teclmloal.advlsed S!J!alra'a of. The &lpremes are lbout re•· his granduncle waa Herbert Leh- BAHREIN, ARABIAN PENINSULA (NEAl Britain's program for a phased withdrawal from the Middle N. Y. - made u1be Detective.,) East is forcing U.S. business interests to make some grave took a three..week vacation to be decisions. !lnatra's usecurlty cttler' Guing One American oil company with conslderable investment on the Miami filming or "Lady In the Arabian Peninsula told this reporter his company bad re· Cement." cently discovered substantial new oil deposits. Development Star Bill Holden'a Merv Grll· would be highly prOfitable but would require several tens of lln-show ·tee was -~ to the 1 miWons of dollars in new investment. Eastern Wildlife 'Asa'n (nothing The company is now debating whether or not to put up cheep about that) ... Amerlcaoa these funds In .view of ~ritain's withdrawal program and the Hotel's pr~ press 11&0111 Pam unsettled conditions which may follow. . Garland'• marrying Dick Slob· Com~y men have gone to the State Department for m· biD Jn Ap u (1M> toollD') form!lliO"< 011, wMt the Unil.<ld states plans to do. TheY..JlJIYp "·"' ....,~ . ~ .. _. ... come away'l'lllh the feeling the government has no lilea on ,. _..111 111m .star l'enwwto RQ' s how to secllre' l!le stabill!Y of the region when British troops lD "i' toni rut: It's lite lOth· leave. time he'a played King Pbll· Tho lnlpre1slon oll men bave gotten Is !hat !be United lp D ol Spain In the IIPCOmJng Slalea lo already otrelebed 10 thin around the world that all "Cervantes" 111m. The Beallea Wublngon ean do lD the Middle East Ia to "cross ill !Iapre" DOTed their u. S. ol!lces and and hope for the best. bu2zed oil tD other managemeat But then are things the State Department could do. Tho thM Brian Epstein's helra .. . Arabs have some legitimate needs and desires for national Woody Allen celebrated the ... development that fit with American objectives. nlversscy of hlsmarrlagetDLGu· U.S. aid need not be large if it is properly designed. Some of the most revolutionary economic developments in Asian ---=-:~:-:-::::-­ countries have been achieved through thu introduction of In•· proved varieties of agricultural products and by simple tech· __.:B~A~:.R:..:B:....;:S:;__ nlcal aid in building fuexpensive wells. ly PHIL PASTORfT The businessmen'thls reporler has tallted to feel an urgency about the Middle East situation. "The problem does not begin A mind reader looking for when the British troops actually pull out," one oil man told work around here would he me. "It began on the day the Bntish made their announce- seeking part · time employ· ment." ment. ' As has been reported, the problem •• worries Bahrein, Qatar, and the seven Truda! states, their governments have Most of the fuel in proposed tD London that they pay the 1110 million a year it the United States comes from Josrils~ that's no costs to keep British forces in the area. The same type or concern is evident among American busi- way to talk about our gas station man. nessmen In Dubai, Kuwait and other Arab lnn<ls. 0 0 I The extremes between tbe rich and poor in most Arab countrios has been intensified in some areas by the lsraell· Tokyo transit olficlals hire Egyptian war. Unemployment in Jordan has doubled to 24 pushers to jam commuters In· per cent. The number of homeless refugees has ballooned. Economic development. has practically halted in Syria, Iraq and Egypt to give priority to military preparatioos. Taxes have gone up in Syria, Iraq and Egypt and the people have less to spend for their daily necessities. U.S. buolllusmen oeen by Ibis reporter fear the JaratU· EJ!YPIIan war aDd the British troop •oitbdrawal aiDouncement 1o cars. but Americans refuse bave 10 Increased ecoaomlc and mWtary lnalablllty that a re· to reHnquish their amateur \-.llllartial at o.. point could spread lbrougb lbe area !Ike wlltJIIre...hacked by S.vlol arm1 and Sovlet-ll'alaed organ· status. ' lzero and guerrillas. A gentLeman is a fellow Great Brttain's withdrawal from Aden in Noveml'A!r has al· who thanks a tad11 when 1 ready resulted in the Communist National Liberation Front she gives him her seat (m establl~hing its control in the far south of Arabia as the the bus. People's Republic of Southern Yemen. -~- .... Of &CGIIIIiollor, _Pl...,~ b!IIIIIO for al1<1111' 'd"'1, 11Mil ilve -your wlft I ~, ,. ill her ., If... '1ll!l JIEAI..ICilido,l ICK IZ Ia thai yGU'vo . ~j-.~ QU -· flmllJ 111.-11. 1· ~ Q-Where dl<l the e:rpl'll· Ume ol pmh!•llillllo"' ~- · '" rion ttfrom pillar to polt" DearHeliiU· '~~~~~"' ~~ 1 ' -~ Voice along Broadway U.S. Firms Cast Cold Eyes On New Mideast Ventures ..... au . • RAY CROMLEY divorce Dear • \ ¥ • Il l I \ ' �,, ,, • wma.. High on By HAYMOND LAIIII CONCORD, N.H. (IJPI)-SOO. Eugene McCarthy glorle<! toda.Y in his narrow doles! by Presldeot JohnS<lll In the New Hampollire primary tllal boldly challenged admlnlstratlm Vietnam policy and shoCked tile Democratic party. RLchard M. Nixon proclaimed uis triumph oo the Republican ba11ot. would carry him to a ufar greater victory" tn November. · The former vlce president enhanced his position as the rnan to beat for the GOP presidential nomination. Nixon won almost 80 per cent ()( the Republican vote against 11 per cent on wrlte..ins for Gov. Nelsoo A. Rockefeller ol New iyork, the major unannounced · contender lor the GOP oomination. ~ Nixon, not challenged actively by a promlneot Rejlllblicso, described his contest also as a uret~rendurn on Lyndon Johnson." . McCarthy predlcted tile 42 per cent of the vote he won in New Hampshire would propel him to victory over Johnson in Wisconsin's primary April 2 and eventually to the Democratic nomination. The urbane Minnesota oenator was winning 20 ol New HampshireJs 24 convention delegates over a divided John- oraeo . IIDrniil with htpli J.D. the 50• and iO'ifl 30s. • ll.will be wanner 'later 1n 'the week and a 111t)o cooler over the week!!nd. l!aln Frlda.v ~r ~turday and qain MoildiJy will norago one ball inch lqonol""h. S<lll slate. "On ToCJU..... ' "I think with the lliomentwn In New Hampsltire •.. l<aiii!Jl oo to tile nomination in Chicago," McCarthy jubilantly told ocreaming oupporters in Bedlord Tueeday night. "We won't only win in the primaries. We'U pick up large amounts of Clampdown (Coolloued !rom Page I) e'flally It was enforeed. Pepple said the IRS ruling coold be ooltened to permit lnomstrlal revenoe bmd tlnaftclng in depressed aTOll or to construct !llcllllles lor omall companies w!t!)out their own means ol nnsoclng. BOnd Coostructloo Neuenschwander said 23 projects totaling $238 million had Mccarthy, who wtU be 52 this been coostrucled by revenue month , came from nowhere, bonds since the pf'OII"am was campaigning in opposition to initiated in Jamary 1967. Most Johnson's war policies. Althcugb or them were at loans ol l..to~ JOOnson laughed olf the New 1.5 per cent lower tban .conven· Hampshire vote- ••anybody can nm and everybod;r can winu- tiOnal loans. CoUier poin1ed out the ffiS McCarthy' s remarkable shoWing ruling would have no el!eet on challenged the President's escabonds sold before the effective lating course ·m Vietnam. Johnson, who was a write-in date of the ruling or revenue candidate, led McCarthy, who bonds sold to finance state prowas on the ballot, by less than 5 jects. Pepple said there were 15 to 4 with the vote count nearly projects in the works now and complete. The nation's first primary brought a record voter turnout. The combined Republlcan-Democratic vote of more ttlan 156,000 far exceeded the prevlous record of 138,430 set ln 1964. The GOP vote went over 103,000. Towing the 1964record total ol99,994 and the Democratic vote was near the 53,652 vote of !960. several of them "mtgllt make it under the Friday deadline." BriefS David Hartinger to W'm Degree at Kent lllvid L. Hlll'lin8er, ltllddll>o port, will be amoog the 830,perosons receiving degrees at Kent State Unlveralty at the lourlh winter commencement. Dr, 0. Meredith Wilson, diroct>or of tho Center lor Advanced Stucl,y in Behavioral Sciences, Slanlord, caUl., will be spea~, Hartinger wll1 receive a bach&lor ol scleoce degree In .....,.. By United Press International SAIGON - U. S. 852 SrRATOFORrRESSES toda.Y lor the first time bombed a aecret Communist juogle higllway suppeylngthe North Vietnamese ArJny threatening Pcuth Vietnam's northern frontier, Americao li.JlOkoBmeo said. Tho ~ngine jets rained hundreds ol rwns ol bombs on truck parks, storage areas, bunkers and weapons sites massed at the gateway oC the tree-covered road discovered by the allies onlj[last week. The htpWIQ' raid lormed one ol tO 852 misslona llown tile past tlon. 24 hours. UPJ correspondent Nat Gibson at Khe SlLnh sald a sucklen "eerie, sUence" baa fallen on tlle base. The Marines had ttgured the North Vietnamese ml&hl use todiQ''s 14th anniversary or their Dleo Bien Pbu taodmark defoatolthe Freoch as tho moment to lauoch their VETERANS MEMO!UAL HOSPIIAL threatened a01ault on Khe santo. AIJMISSIONS _Leland Lem- AMERICAN gl!llll)ln, )!olding a prlsoo!"' , ~~.Cheshire; lloJlel ~. Rut· who satd be was marked lor Airlines Jetlinef 1111 to tly 11\tpl to CubsTheida.Yinfli&si!l!ond sucb"htJa<ldog over flOrida 'f, CBernlHA~ ' i.L.Iil4r'"f_~ . ·-~~-~ . wIthin three weeks. ·w1·11, Amos cross. · The airliner, carrying 58 persons, returned to Miami eight hours later, leaving the three men in Havana. The crew and clvUtan pa&senaers ssld they wore treated courteousey by the Cobsns, bot a haUMEIGS GENERAL HOSPII AL dozen U. S. servlcemen. mos~ Vietnam veterans, were harassed. ADMISSIONS - Elfie Manuel, Racine. JACKOON, ltllSS. - A STAUNCHLY conoervatlve Democrat, DISCHARGES- Fannie Bea"' Charles GriCfln, esstey defeated Negro leaderCbarlesEversTue~ In a runoa lor Coogress that featured ballollog almost strlctey a1oog or· racial lines, It was the stroogost showlog this century by a Negro caeclldato in ltllsohJlpp~ aod EYers ealledlt "a hlstory-makiDg ocARHESf MAlE William Milligan, 24, Raveoocul.on." '· Almcst complete 'returns in theiZ<ounty district gave Grll!ln, wood, was arrested toda.Y to' WUliamJ' tormer congre&slonal aide, 85,039 votes to 42,684 tor Ev- Pomeroy Pollee on ebargea ~ ers, Miasta&J.ppl' s toremost Negro civil rlgbtrs leader. deloctlve muiiier &net wlndBhleld wtper, and running a red tratllc llgbL IIJAMI - TWO • 'l " ' I~ 'I ' f,. •' . I~ ~I' l j . ~I I ;r I ' '· ,. ~.~ J;· '·I I l I ., ;t ~I\TIN Parents River Gauges (Coltinued !rom Pap I) or many of the problema belore the building is eveo completed. One s1lldent councU would be II the plan Ia lollowed. According to bls plans, bsod and Coolbal1 praetlces WOIIId contloue In Middleport. Football IIIUbOS would be cootimed at Pomeroy and bsakelhall 11 Rutland. He strelsed that the plan is not that of the board ot eduea- 'f"med • tion but is the recommendation of the ,..,.rlnteodent wltll tile stroog SUJIIIOrl of tile stall. I He stressed that rt!siderrts in favor ol the plan should attend the Mooday night meeting as well as those OllPOsed to It. Board ol education members indicated also that they will attend the meeting with H a rg~avea to hear the comments ol school patroos. t. h,It I : ;)· · I 11 , j .. I ~; I l ' ,, .·' f' 'i I,., r, '. {· oi::P ~~rd. deOllt,lb~Nollonal GAUGES - Galltpoi.Js 11,9 and 33.5 with rollers out; P~ Pleasant, 29.30; PomeroyMason, 21.10; Hinton, 1.30 rl.. ingi Kanawha Falls," 9.90 fallins; Charleston, 28.20 lalllng. London, runnlog 10 leet of rollers· Marmet, rumingl9!eeti andWm: lleld, runnlog 70 leet. The Ohio ruver, at 10 a. m. today,. wasris!ng one and on&o!oell tenth ol a Coot an hour. ONE MAN FINED One man was tined andtwofot~leited bonds Tuesdl,y night in..,. tlon of Pomeroy Mal'or Olarlea Logar's Court. Keith G, Aelker, 21, ltllddl...,rt, was l!ned~Oand costs on a reckless opendon 1 chorge while Lowell V. Johoson, 40, GalliPolis, torletted a 118.70 bond lor running a red light and Thomas E. Ewing, 23. Ma1011, fo~ lelted a $25bond,alsoonacharp ol ruoniog a red ltpt. The· •· ••o 8 1lY11.0 tree rn ~sil. is often Cenlor. racu~l!' iallsm, membera 1ot "the SEONA. will speak at 7:30 p. m. on SaturdiQ' and Sunday at 11 10 a, m. !>Jn. dl,y at the Red Brush Church ol Christ on the BashorrKeoo Road. The public is invited. of CBS , • · ., address by 'l'unlj!r HOLZ&R Ho&'lrAL . mcullve editor... of q holil'l i-4 and 7·8 P• m. P.IIJ'o · Yoik Tlmeo, at 1 p. onta Gab '"' Podiatrki Ward. ..V. llt'ado,y In MemOrial AutJ. .~DNJsiiJQIIS· . · • point and Oblo joumall"" alumni have beeo Invited. '!be OYeot Is belog beld Iii con,iuncllon wllb JOumallam Week · nou•u:ed approval ot a program t<J leaoe 600 low reot homes at Columbua, ... ano. J~ol B. Jiloomer, ~ ~ , ' Atnsbary to · ·dire<to.; Reaemtlonamustbemade~a... Name Group Of Scouters · By Parents ace, , ,. ' ' -..TOOTHBRUSH/ "~ An Unexpecte~ Reg. 69c · The Piawr,e in . .WOOD ~~~· I 'AP\ /)1~,, ...a JNsPEcrok•KERE ' · ~ (Owned~ Oper•tecl By C~ Ste1k Houtel .•. . Between and ' . "" ,. - ~ \ Reg.1.49 .... ox c f·l Mlddlepo~~ ,\ l Reg.$2 . SEAWAY Dlstric~ SUlr FILED ., A $1,107.87 cogmvitnote~ ment suit lou been llledln Molp CoWl\Y Common Pleas Court by Ohio VaUey lnduotrleo, IIIDotoviUe, aploat . Rarold and Christina llooe, Rt. 2, Racine. If 69c,, . \ .. I . i Retail Prices Effective . , Thursday, fr.Jda.y, Satrrday, Mirch 14-1$·16 , • · SUCHERS COO.r CALLIES.':::£~ ••1b. ROUND STEAK.'!\\~~f! •••••••••• ~·••••:.• . IL ROAST CHUCK ,,~·················-··· to !Cut to Orcltr) WHOLE PORK •••••••••••• SUCHER$ Y ICED FREE ROSE ~,_,~ . ........J"""'~ ., .... USDA,QIC)fCE With ...... Jill LERTIFIID STATIONS QRflFIID OIL COMPANY ,511 • Come a.-d Joial• Tile Fun 1 4-H Leaders WJI Neat 14th Dr. U>yle ' Shumaker or the ,. state Jlellartment of Edu<atlon Is in Meigs CoWl\Y lhlo week...,. cklctlng routloe iniPOCtlona olthe hlglo schools. Tueoclajo, Dr, 91,.. maker lnepocted Eaotem lll&h School, w -oclajo he .... st SOUthern and tomorrow ho will beglo lnepoctkma<J(thethreehlglo schools In tho Mel&• LGcal School , · • C"1fars For The Men , • Orchids To ·the First 100 Ladies .. 1 ..,.. .. ·,.._ . ·• O.Hdttil Must Be Accompanied pt.~·~·~·~·;. ;.,.~,..,J..;;.i~ = l Surprise Gifts·To.Tkt K . wn. w. #Mift, ............ . 121~ .·· •. LONGH,ORN ¢HilSi\.,.......~···~ 41b.1AKE BREAbED . RCH.~~•••••••. 31b. OCEAN - . . ~ 41b,,. w•DOING •IHG lt'I' . • G .,E.AD-- .... a~..... 10 ..... dolo~. T............. 0I ol ~· SEONA will 1011 A.._; .IIJ:o. Julia N, Klfby, ; • J'I<ICJtibr' JaM 7&8 Firat 0\vo.;llrs. E. . or tho <~~~a, llrownl ~· .'~ .~...; . · Sohool o1 Jaut111JIIIIJ. , E. .Lsldlo,, P,irlol Star <!1111 J, !mltii, •Rt. 1, . March 30 ror th~ SEONA b a ~ Wlllllm W, llol'rlaon, pt. , · 01101. ~ber• ~ th~ aoiiOCia- Plet.lldl; lira. Miles s. tloD 1111\l':~ u.,b ).fooa, 35- Pou)eroy; Llrll' E. . ~. lit. ~ LlkeVlew - · .Athaoo, I I'Om•I'OYI llro, Arilour L. Ar!ParllolpaliCNI by local Boy 0,, t5701, or •all him at (Gif) 111111. Raelne; 1\lro. Holl1o E. ~ S<outs and Explorere at tho 511~- ~et lleketo a r o' """" Rt. 1 RaviDI~ Wosley Sevonlb National Jomhoree . of· ,$UO per Plf""'· . lloUback, l!laokCork; .IIJ:a, lflnco tho Boy S<outs of Alnorl"" 'in 11oe SEONA will hoi~ '111111- Collbd, · Alhland, KN LaP.,. L. July 1969 will be dlreeted by nual -..a 011 Tuesday, .April Stu1Jm1D, ar., Wolhtoo; Mro: a special committee IPJ)Ointed 9, Immediately tollowin8 Walter Kolth R. Carroll, RaeiM; 1\lro, I by L. B. Amsber.Y, pr,esldeot CI'OIIIdto'o speecli, or around 3 !Iober! W, Wyau, WollstAm. I o1 tile Trl.stato Area Council. p.m., In Room 21, Copellllll BIRI'HS Membero o1 the committee Tom C, Dougla,llo pre~ lire, Al1lour L. Armtt; RaCine, I are: E. L. Munc!IY. Chairman, the <Ilia · Unlvetll!ly Cllopto 1 diU(Ib~, 12:55. p, · m. Tuelldt\r. I Huntington, a member of t h e SOX. Hobart Wil- Jr., edl- Mro. Kollh R. carrou, ~ 1 Executive Board; Leonard Jill- tor o1 tho Gallipolis 'l'rll>ulle, lo . aon, 3167 p. m. Tuesday; llro, Un, Scootmalller, Huntlng!DO; prelld•l olllle SEONA.lle r I &bert W, Wyatt, WellaiDD, I Jaek Je!lrey, Scoutmaster, Me- ltlllla, ..Utor of ti\9 Wellston ·diiUJI)otor, 5:08 p, m. Tuoodi.Y. Hsoa; J. EdWard Maddox, Ash- Sentinel, Is vice pre..ldem. IIBCIIARGES I land, Keotodo': and Fred Mor&11111 M. Albert- Wlnlrecl I row, Pl>mero,y, Oblo, members · llarker, Bllena s. BurWell, WaJo. I orthoExeculiveBoar<J. . ,. , orH.~,OraH.Carllale, I A selectloo conunlttee lor ll1e ' ' llovid T. CorriYNu, Nn. FloJd I local S<out coonell will begin fvlarch W, Coyan, Archie EIIJo, Henry I next summer to approve Boy , Each, lire, WWJam. C, Glbbl, 1 seoots and Explorers to r<~~rePT. PLEASANT- Tho Muon Mill DorotJQ> Halterman, lllro. 1 sent the Ttl.state Area Council Collllll' 4-11 Leadoro Auoclatloo Stella H. lllniDD, Cbarlea L, . _ . at the jamboree whlcli will, be moolln& 11 scheduled ''" Ttol!fa- nard,' lllvld E. Lie..... lloberllI held at Farragut State Park, dl,y, March U, 8 p, m., at l:h 0 H. UM,IIta. Clar-ew. Lli<bo ldabo, from July J6to 22, 1989. Courlhouoe Annex In Pl. Plea., Dold, saraJ,yn Maaon, llro, 1'/U. Thla was aloo tho site lor I h e ant. A paoel ol older 4-H m..,.. Uam H. Nllollrt, IIJro, lloUie E. I XD world Jamboree in Auauat berl will htpllght the ovent with Nu"""" lllro, Dorrell R.llllbtttJ, 1 1967. their viowo ~~~the 4-H Pl'Oifllllo ,:I'Jiol!lll A.· &oow, Jolro. Percy D. 1 Boy seoots Who atteeclllle na~·· RecOJIIIItlon borqoet li!u'der, .NJ:o. Jack D. _ . , llooal jamboree mull be at loaal will bt dlacuaoecl at Ibis meetlog. . aian.E. Wima111, llro, Jackie I 12· yeoro old by September I, Reoervattonalor the baequel are C,lWJpl, lira. Warreo D, Wood- I 1968,andalleaaUbrScootrank reque11181!tobtllllheCoullty£l<. ~~lord Woomer, lira. by AprU 1, 1969. Exploren Who tension Ol!lce by 'fhuradl,)o, Klll'h L, !IIndo and lnCaDt doual>llave not boeo Scoots must be March 1(, Jlal1)' other Item• 0! ~~¥ri. Clyde P, Sml!hand!J>o registered befoTe July I, 1968, Interest co""ernl!l& 4-H wlliiJkt Cllll I0!1t lira. John c. Withrow and meet re(fllromeoto ol camp- place atthli meotlnti• anhoriiot ion. 1ng oxperleoce, leaderohli>. and Scouting oplrlt, Mr. ldomdO.Y ....._ DIUIAY f:IIO AUO TO 1•7& Oerity is the impo~ difference in diamonds. ~h Keepsakeengagementcentor diamond is free of spots, bubbles or Haws, eYfWI when magrdiedten times. AND'l'' rulljf ' 15~16 ,-~:~... ~~~[j[]~~:: lULL TO SPEAK Denver Hill, Foster, W, Va., LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's In conclusion, lt was pointed downtown business district at out that Rutland Vlllago repre- 11:10 a.m. today was 25 <J<>. aentatives recently attended. a grees under sunn,y skies. board of edueatloo meeting and requested use or the Rutland GOVERNOR SERIOUS llisb School when it is abaodonMONTGOMERY, Ala. (UJ>l) ed. It wso stated by Hargraves Gov. Lurleeo Wallace remainthat the building could be turn- ed in . Serious condition today, ed over to the village on a lease ~l.11'18rating from her second bsals and il 11\e consolldalloo t.peration in three weeks, the ~ move of students is made, the draining ol an abdominal ab!llciUIY will be made avsllable scess. to the village a ~r sooner. The village Indicated that It ARTICLES AMENDEIJ IIUUid like the building to use COLUMBUS (UPD - Amendas a tOwn hall, fire station, rec· ed articles of Incorporation were reatloo ...tor sod asah~- Wed Tuesda,y by tile Soothern tera Cor civil defense. Ohio Commltlee lor tho Georp Jt waa atreued, however, tbat C. Wallace American Indeptn..., .both the conaolldatlm or the llltl- dent Par\J. · doniB aod the turnlnli over ol · LEASE PLAN NOTED the building w Rutland Village WASliiNGTON (UPD- The aro 11111 ot thla lime IIIII¥ reeornmendotlont 0( ll1e llilperlnten- Department oC Hoolllng and Urban Development 1'uesday aodent. caned : ~~~~i~~~~~~:~,~~~~~~~ e<>llost Slim&'Iii !'Ill 'lie! the:c:h.Pjero ballroom,i!of Saki.. Ohio Sledents ·Unlverslll' 11111 Scbool or ~r1h · delegates in noni)rimary btates too." ~lVews... in UniYerlll!' ,.~.,, .. .' •.. 6'L.OAVES • I. J ' ·' GER (J,iwte ~ OMIL REG!Srs:~ ROID i· Now .." . ..... . . ' , ' ' •.99 Dfifems 1 I ' ""' �,, ,, • wma.. High on By HAYMOND LAIIII CONCORD, N.H. (IJPI)-SOO. Eugene McCarthy glorle<! toda.Y in his narrow doles! by Presldeot JohnS<lll In the New Hampollire primary tllal boldly challenged admlnlstratlm Vietnam policy and shoCked tile Democratic party. RLchard M. Nixon proclaimed uis triumph oo the Republican ba11ot. would carry him to a ufar greater victory" tn November. · The former vlce president enhanced his position as the rnan to beat for the GOP presidential nomination. Nixon won almost 80 per cent ()( the Republican vote against 11 per cent on wrlte..ins for Gov. Nelsoo A. Rockefeller ol New iyork, the major unannounced · contender lor the GOP oomination. ~ Nixon, not challenged actively by a promlneot Rejlllblicso, described his contest also as a uret~rendurn on Lyndon Johnson." . McCarthy predlcted tile 42 per cent of the vote he won in New Hampshire would propel him to victory over Johnson in Wisconsin's primary April 2 and eventually to the Democratic nomination. The urbane Minnesota oenator was winning 20 ol New HampshireJs 24 convention delegates over a divided John- oraeo . IIDrniil with htpli J.D. the 50• and iO'ifl 30s. • ll.will be wanner 'later 1n 'the week and a 111t)o cooler over the week!!nd. l!aln Frlda.v ~r ~turday and qain MoildiJy will norago one ball inch lqonol""h. S<lll slate. "On ToCJU..... ' "I think with the lliomentwn In New Hampsltire •.. l<aiii!Jl oo to tile nomination in Chicago," McCarthy jubilantly told ocreaming oupporters in Bedlord Tueeday night. "We won't only win in the primaries. We'U pick up large amounts of Clampdown (Coolloued !rom Page I) e'flally It was enforeed. Pepple said the IRS ruling coold be ooltened to permit lnomstrlal revenoe bmd tlnaftclng in depressed aTOll or to construct !llcllllles lor omall companies w!t!)out their own means ol nnsoclng. BOnd Coostructloo Neuenschwander said 23 projects totaling $238 million had Mccarthy, who wtU be 52 this been coostrucled by revenue month , came from nowhere, bonds since the pf'OII"am was campaigning in opposition to initiated in Jamary 1967. Most Johnson's war policies. Althcugb or them were at loans ol l..to~ JOOnson laughed olf the New 1.5 per cent lower tban .conven· Hampshire vote- ••anybody can nm and everybod;r can winu- tiOnal loans. CoUier poin1ed out the ffiS McCarthy' s remarkable shoWing ruling would have no el!eet on challenged the President's escabonds sold before the effective lating course ·m Vietnam. Johnson, who was a write-in date of the ruling or revenue candidate, led McCarthy, who bonds sold to finance state prowas on the ballot, by less than 5 jects. Pepple said there were 15 to 4 with the vote count nearly projects in the works now and complete. The nation's first primary brought a record voter turnout. The combined Republlcan-Democratic vote of more ttlan 156,000 far exceeded the prevlous record of 138,430 set ln 1964. The GOP vote went over 103,000. Towing the 1964record total ol99,994 and the Democratic vote was near the 53,652 vote of !960. several of them "mtgllt make it under the Friday deadline." BriefS David Hartinger to W'm Degree at Kent lllvid L. Hlll'lin8er, ltllddll>o port, will be amoog the 830,perosons receiving degrees at Kent State Unlveralty at the lourlh winter commencement. Dr, 0. Meredith Wilson, diroct>or of tho Center lor Advanced Stucl,y in Behavioral Sciences, Slanlord, caUl., will be spea~, Hartinger wll1 receive a bach&lor ol scleoce degree In .....,.. By United Press International SAIGON - U. S. 852 SrRATOFORrRESSES toda.Y lor the first time bombed a aecret Communist juogle higllway suppeylngthe North Vietnamese ArJny threatening Pcuth Vietnam's northern frontier, Americao li.JlOkoBmeo said. Tho ~ngine jets rained hundreds ol rwns ol bombs on truck parks, storage areas, bunkers and weapons sites massed at the gateway oC the tree-covered road discovered by the allies onlj[last week. The htpWIQ' raid lormed one ol tO 852 misslona llown tile past tlon. 24 hours. UPJ correspondent Nat Gibson at Khe SlLnh sald a sucklen "eerie, sUence" baa fallen on tlle base. The Marines had ttgured the North Vietnamese ml&hl use todiQ''s 14th anniversary or their Dleo Bien Pbu taodmark defoatolthe Freoch as tho moment to lauoch their VETERANS MEMO!UAL HOSPIIAL threatened a01ault on Khe santo. AIJMISSIONS _Leland Lem- AMERICAN gl!llll)ln, )!olding a prlsoo!"' , ~~.Cheshire; lloJlel ~. Rut· who satd be was marked lor Airlines Jetlinef 1111 to tly 11\tpl to CubsTheida.Yinfli&si!l!ond sucb"htJa<ldog over flOrida 'f, CBernlHA~ ' i.L.Iil4r'"f_~ . ·-~~-~ . wIthin three weeks. ·w1·11, Amos cross. · The airliner, carrying 58 persons, returned to Miami eight hours later, leaving the three men in Havana. The crew and clvUtan pa&senaers ssld they wore treated courteousey by the Cobsns, bot a haUMEIGS GENERAL HOSPII AL dozen U. S. servlcemen. mos~ Vietnam veterans, were harassed. ADMISSIONS - Elfie Manuel, Racine. JACKOON, ltllSS. - A STAUNCHLY conoervatlve Democrat, DISCHARGES- Fannie Bea"' Charles GriCfln, esstey defeated Negro leaderCbarlesEversTue~ In a runoa lor Coogress that featured ballollog almost strlctey a1oog or· racial lines, It was the stroogost showlog this century by a Negro caeclldato in ltllsohJlpp~ aod EYers ealledlt "a hlstory-makiDg ocARHESf MAlE William Milligan, 24, Raveoocul.on." '· Almcst complete 'returns in theiZ<ounty district gave Grll!ln, wood, was arrested toda.Y to' WUliamJ' tormer congre&slonal aide, 85,039 votes to 42,684 tor Ev- Pomeroy Pollee on ebargea ~ ers, Miasta&J.ppl' s toremost Negro civil rlgbtrs leader. deloctlve muiiier &net wlndBhleld wtper, and running a red tratllc llgbL IIJAMI - TWO • 'l " ' I~ 'I ' f,. •' . I~ ~I' l j . ~I I ;r I ' '· ,. ~.~ J;· '·I I l I ., ;t ~I\TIN Parents River Gauges (Coltinued !rom Pap I) or many of the problema belore the building is eveo completed. One s1lldent councU would be II the plan Ia lollowed. According to bls plans, bsod and Coolbal1 praetlces WOIIId contloue In Middleport. Football IIIUbOS would be cootimed at Pomeroy and bsakelhall 11 Rutland. He strelsed that the plan is not that of the board ot eduea- 'f"med • tion but is the recommendation of the ,..,.rlnteodent wltll tile stroog SUJIIIOrl of tile stall. I He stressed that rt!siderrts in favor ol the plan should attend the Mooday night meeting as well as those OllPOsed to It. Board ol education members indicated also that they will attend the meeting with H a rg~avea to hear the comments ol school patroos. t. h,It I : ;)· · I 11 , j .. I ~; I l ' ,, .·' f' 'i I,., r, '. {· oi::P ~~rd. deOllt,lb~Nollonal GAUGES - Galltpoi.Js 11,9 and 33.5 with rollers out; P~ Pleasant, 29.30; PomeroyMason, 21.10; Hinton, 1.30 rl.. ingi Kanawha Falls," 9.90 fallins; Charleston, 28.20 lalllng. London, runnlog 10 leet of rollers· Marmet, rumingl9!eeti andWm: lleld, runnlog 70 leet. The Ohio ruver, at 10 a. m. today,. wasris!ng one and on&o!oell tenth ol a Coot an hour. ONE MAN FINED One man was tined andtwofot~leited bonds Tuesdl,y night in..,. tlon of Pomeroy Mal'or Olarlea Logar's Court. Keith G, Aelker, 21, ltllddl...,rt, was l!ned~Oand costs on a reckless opendon 1 chorge while Lowell V. Johoson, 40, GalliPolis, torletted a 118.70 bond lor running a red light and Thomas E. Ewing, 23. Ma1011, fo~ lelted a $25bond,alsoonacharp ol ruoniog a red ltpt. The· •· ••o 8 1lY11.0 tree rn ~sil. is often Cenlor. racu~l!' iallsm, membera 1ot "the SEONA. will speak at 7:30 p. m. on SaturdiQ' and Sunday at 11 10 a, m. !>Jn. dl,y at the Red Brush Church ol Christ on the BashorrKeoo Road. The public is invited. of CBS , • · ., address by 'l'unlj!r HOLZ&R Ho&'lrAL . mcullve editor... of q holil'l i-4 and 7·8 P• m. P.IIJ'o · Yoik Tlmeo, at 1 p. onta Gab '"' Podiatrki Ward. ..V. llt'ado,y In MemOrial AutJ. .~DNJsiiJQIIS· . · • point and Oblo joumall"" alumni have beeo Invited. '!be OYeot Is belog beld Iii con,iuncllon wllb JOumallam Week · nou•u:ed approval ot a program t<J leaoe 600 low reot homes at Columbua, ... ano. J~ol B. Jiloomer, ~ ~ , ' Atnsbary to · ·dire<to.; Reaemtlonamustbemade~a... Name Group Of Scouters · By Parents ace, , ,. ' ' -..TOOTHBRUSH/ "~ An Unexpecte~ Reg. 69c · The Piawr,e in . .WOOD ~~~· I 'AP\ /)1~,, ...a JNsPEcrok•KERE ' · ~ (Owned~ Oper•tecl By C~ Ste1k Houtel .•. . Between and ' . "" ,. - ~ \ Reg.1.49 .... ox c f·l Mlddlepo~~ ,\ l Reg.$2 . SEAWAY Dlstric~ SUlr FILED ., A $1,107.87 cogmvitnote~ ment suit lou been llledln Molp CoWl\Y Common Pleas Court by Ohio VaUey lnduotrleo, IIIDotoviUe, aploat . Rarold and Christina llooe, Rt. 2, Racine. If 69c,, . \ .. I . i Retail Prices Effective . , Thursday, fr.Jda.y, Satrrday, Mirch 14-1$·16 , • · SUCHERS COO.r CALLIES.':::£~ ••1b. ROUND STEAK.'!\\~~f! •••••••••• ~·••••:.• . IL ROAST CHUCK ,,~·················-··· to !Cut to Orcltr) WHOLE PORK •••••••••••• SUCHER$ Y ICED FREE ROSE ~,_,~ . ........J"""'~ ., .... USDA,QIC)fCE With ...... Jill LERTIFIID STATIONS QRflFIID OIL COMPANY ,511 • Come a.-d Joial• Tile Fun 1 4-H Leaders WJI Neat 14th Dr. U>yle ' Shumaker or the ,. state Jlellartment of Edu<atlon Is in Meigs CoWl\Y lhlo week...,. cklctlng routloe iniPOCtlona olthe hlglo schools. Tueoclajo, Dr, 91,.. maker lnepocted Eaotem lll&h School, w -oclajo he .... st SOUthern and tomorrow ho will beglo lnepoctkma<J(thethreehlglo schools In tho Mel&• LGcal School , · • C"1fars For The Men , • Orchids To ·the First 100 Ladies .. 1 ..,.. .. ·,.._ . ·• O.Hdttil Must Be Accompanied pt.~·~·~·~·;. ;.,.~,..,J..;;.i~ = l Surprise Gifts·To.Tkt K . wn. w. #Mift, ............ . 121~ .·· •. LONGH,ORN ¢HilSi\.,.......~···~ 41b.1AKE BREAbED . RCH.~~•••••••. 31b. OCEAN - . . ~ 41b,,. w•DOING •IHG lt'I' . • G .,E.AD-- .... a~..... 10 ..... dolo~. T............. 0I ol ~· SEONA will 1011 A.._; .IIJ:o. Julia N, Klfby, ; • J'I<ICJtibr' JaM 7&8 Firat 0\vo.;llrs. E. . or tho <~~~a, llrownl ~· .'~ .~...; . · Sohool o1 Jaut111JIIIIJ. , E. .Lsldlo,, P,irlol Star <!1111 J, !mltii, •Rt. 1, . March 30 ror th~ SEONA b a ~ Wlllllm W, llol'rlaon, pt. , · 01101. ~ber• ~ th~ aoiiOCia- Plet.lldl; lira. Miles s. tloD 1111\l':~ u.,b ).fooa, 35- Pou)eroy; Llrll' E. . ~. lit. ~ LlkeVlew - · .Athaoo, I I'Om•I'OYI llro, Arilour L. Ar!ParllolpaliCNI by local Boy 0,, t5701, or •all him at (Gif) 111111. Raelne; 1\lro. Holl1o E. ~ S<outs and Explorere at tho 511~- ~et lleketo a r o' """" Rt. 1 RaviDI~ Wosley Sevonlb National Jomhoree . of· ,$UO per Plf""'· . lloUback, l!laokCork; .IIJ:a, lflnco tho Boy S<outs of Alnorl"" 'in 11oe SEONA will hoi~ '111111- Collbd, · Alhland, KN LaP.,. L. July 1969 will be dlreeted by nual -..a 011 Tuesday, .April Stu1Jm1D, ar., Wolhtoo; Mro: a special committee IPJ)Ointed 9, Immediately tollowin8 Walter Kolth R. Carroll, RaeiM; 1\lro, I by L. B. Amsber.Y, pr,esldeot CI'OIIIdto'o speecli, or around 3 !Iober! W, Wyau, WollstAm. I o1 tile Trl.stato Area Council. p.m., In Room 21, Copellllll BIRI'HS Membero o1 the committee Tom C, Dougla,llo pre~ lire, Al1lour L. Armtt; RaCine, I are: E. L. Munc!IY. Chairman, the <Ilia · Unlvetll!ly Cllopto 1 diU(Ib~, 12:55. p, · m. Tuelldt\r. I Huntington, a member of t h e SOX. Hobart Wil- Jr., edl- Mro. Kollh R. carrou, ~ 1 Executive Board; Leonard Jill- tor o1 tho Gallipolis 'l'rll>ulle, lo . aon, 3167 p. m. Tuesday; llro, Un, Scootmalller, Huntlng!DO; prelld•l olllle SEONA.lle r I &bert W, Wyatt, WellaiDD, I Jaek Je!lrey, Scoutmaster, Me- ltlllla, ..Utor of ti\9 Wellston ·diiUJI)otor, 5:08 p, m. Tuoodi.Y. Hsoa; J. EdWard Maddox, Ash- Sentinel, Is vice pre..ldem. IIBCIIARGES I land, Keotodo': and Fred Mor&11111 M. Albert- Wlnlrecl I row, Pl>mero,y, Oblo, members · llarker, Bllena s. BurWell, WaJo. I orthoExeculiveBoar<J. . ,. , orH.~,OraH.Carllale, I A selectloo conunlttee lor ll1e ' ' llovid T. CorriYNu, Nn. FloJd I local S<out coonell will begin fvlarch W, Coyan, Archie EIIJo, Henry I next summer to approve Boy , Each, lire, WWJam. C, Glbbl, 1 seoots and Explorers to r<~~rePT. PLEASANT- Tho Muon Mill DorotJQ> Halterman, lllro. 1 sent the Ttl.state Area Council Collllll' 4-11 Leadoro Auoclatloo Stella H. lllniDD, Cbarlea L, . _ . at the jamboree whlcli will, be moolln& 11 scheduled ''" Ttol!fa- nard,' lllvld E. Lie..... lloberllI held at Farragut State Park, dl,y, March U, 8 p, m., at l:h 0 H. UM,IIta. Clar-ew. Lli<bo ldabo, from July J6to 22, 1989. Courlhouoe Annex In Pl. Plea., Dold, saraJ,yn Maaon, llro, 1'/U. Thla was aloo tho site lor I h e ant. A paoel ol older 4-H m..,.. Uam H. Nllollrt, IIJro, lloUie E. I XD world Jamboree in Auauat berl will htpllght the ovent with Nu"""" lllro, Dorrell R.llllbtttJ, 1 1967. their viowo ~~~the 4-H Pl'Oifllllo ,:I'Jiol!lll A.· &oow, Jolro. Percy D. 1 Boy seoots Who atteeclllle na~·· RecOJIIIItlon borqoet li!u'der, .NJ:o. Jack D. _ . , llooal jamboree mull be at loaal will bt dlacuaoecl at Ibis meetlog. . aian.E. Wima111, llro, Jackie I 12· yeoro old by September I, Reoervattonalor the baequel are C,lWJpl, lira. Warreo D, Wood- I 1968,andalleaaUbrScootrank reque11181!tobtllllheCoullty£l<. ~~lord Woomer, lira. by AprU 1, 1969. Exploren Who tension Ol!lce by 'fhuradl,)o, Klll'h L, !IIndo and lnCaDt doual>llave not boeo Scoots must be March 1(, Jlal1)' other Item• 0! ~~¥ri. Clyde P, Sml!hand!J>o registered befoTe July I, 1968, Interest co""ernl!l& 4-H wlliiJkt Cllll I0!1t lira. John c. Withrow and meet re(fllromeoto ol camp- place atthli meotlnti• anhoriiot ion. 1ng oxperleoce, leaderohli>. and Scouting oplrlt, Mr. ldomdO.Y ....._ DIUIAY f:IIO AUO TO 1•7& Oerity is the impo~ difference in diamonds. ~h Keepsakeengagementcentor diamond is free of spots, bubbles or Haws, eYfWI when magrdiedten times. AND'l'' rulljf ' 15~16 ,-~:~... ~~~[j[]~~:: lULL TO SPEAK Denver Hill, Foster, W, Va., LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In Pomeroy's In conclusion, lt was pointed downtown business district at out that Rutland Vlllago repre- 11:10 a.m. today was 25 <J<>. aentatives recently attended. a grees under sunn,y skies. board of edueatloo meeting and requested use or the Rutland GOVERNOR SERIOUS llisb School when it is abaodonMONTGOMERY, Ala. (UJ>l) ed. It wso stated by Hargraves Gov. Lurleeo Wallace remainthat the building could be turn- ed in . Serious condition today, ed over to the village on a lease ~l.11'18rating from her second bsals and il 11\e consolldalloo t.peration in three weeks, the ~ move of students is made, the draining ol an abdominal ab!llciUIY will be made avsllable scess. to the village a ~r sooner. The village Indicated that It ARTICLES AMENDEIJ IIUUid like the building to use COLUMBUS (UPD - Amendas a tOwn hall, fire station, rec· ed articles of Incorporation were reatloo ...tor sod asah~- Wed Tuesda,y by tile Soothern tera Cor civil defense. Ohio Commltlee lor tho Georp Jt waa atreued, however, tbat C. Wallace American Indeptn..., .both the conaolldatlm or the llltl- dent Par\J. · doniB aod the turnlnli over ol · LEASE PLAN NOTED the building w Rutland Village WASliiNGTON (UPD- The aro 11111 ot thla lime IIIII¥ reeornmendotlont 0( ll1e llilperlnten- Department oC Hoolllng and Urban Development 1'uesday aodent. caned : ~~~~i~~~~~~:~,~~~~~~~ e<>llost Slim&'Iii !'Ill 'lie! the:c:h.Pjero ballroom,i!of Saki.. Ohio Sledents ·Unlverslll' 11111 Scbool or ~r1h · delegates in noni)rimary btates too." ~lVews... in UniYerlll!' ,.~.,, .. .' •.. 6'L.OAVES • I. J ' ·' GER (J,iwte ~ OMIL REG!Srs:~ ROID i· Now .." . ..... . . ' , ' ' •.99 Dfifems 1 I ' ""' �., ' BAI(ER ,. Y SPECIAL! ·ft100TI "UITA.D .ROLLI~ .••• DEl MONTE ,._ ,. • ..'· ··- - -- .... - ' Mn• !dent of all repqllcan · toY to atiAllld tiao Slrah DaWSCII qd Mr'a. Maynard will have chirp of 1 .i 1 Candidate for '"~ 11-.. "' COLUMBUS (lt>eclal) -Plana to reroute &oportlon or proposed us 3S oorlheaot of (;alllpolla to TOM JACKSON THOMAS KENT JACKSON, ""' of Mr. and Mrs. Ham· JackiOO, RD I, Rutlsed, Is /IOI'Vlng aboenl the USS Buchanan In the Gull of Tookln. He Ia a gra<Nate of R..uand Hlllb School In 1962 who enllated In the Na>Y !ollowln( BUYS c1n1 46oz. e1ns 1~00 DELMONTE DAFT WHIP Chocolate Quill · .. ·· · 21b. caft 69C lnttant Coffee ··············10 oz. jar 1.09 ~:~:urr Dalt's Mustard .. DRESSING 49~ . • . PEANUT BUTTER 19~ • SUCHER'S SLICED BACON OR Potted Meat .. .. · 10 3 oz. cans 1 ' 4 • ~=~ 4 1·1LII, L , 110XIS 1, 00 . ~ .. . •.. !I...... '~I• · Graham Crackers · · · · . . 1-1~ box 29• Lrkt'a • " .letfstew ...... .. . .. 2 · Lrke's ·· cans 89c ~~a Sausage ........ .. 5 cans 1.00 """':;~, jar .... GRAPEFRUIT DRINK . quart 19 C .. . . 4 qts 1 00 Orange Drink N Pri.,. i1ltlnt DEL MONTE PINK PINtAPPLE .. Wogntr'a ·~ 2lllt. 4 ::; 1.00 H"tle'o ,.,.,ld. Fig Iars · · 2 lh. pkg. 39c PRODUCE LINK SAUSAGE 99~ 2 pkgL SUCHER'S POLISH a:ANANAS Wb"'~~~\. B 34~ ' FIRM FRUIT • Golden Ripe 1•• . """"'"-'\\. '""'" Kl'aduatton. IUs address ls Tbomal ~t Jackaon, BT 2, USS Buchanan DDG 14, FPO ' _ROME BEAUTY lttARK V.LOW PRICE IN ,:l~~19 . . ' l ·• ,, ' ' •' • '. \: ,, ' ' . : "~;.; . Sucher's JOWL BACON A:PPLIS . I ' ORANGE DRI ,, ~ ·C.:., r ..., 46 oz. DEL MONTE . 1.00 00 conne<t with a new Ohio River brldp at Kanauga will be lis- cussed at a March 20 public haarlng In GellljJolja. The Ohio Department of Hlihways will <OIIIUct U. hearlna at 1:30 p.m. Ia the Conuno!l Pleas Courtroom of the Gallll Cclunt;y COurtllOOseln Galllj)olls. The new localllln would turn east at a point A)lprOXimatel,y a hall.mlle south <ll lbe Addl· son - Gelllpells -&blil line, c:tol8 Ohio 7 and eild at t h • . QUo-West Vlrglnls line which lo the low water mark · In the river. The .6t.mlle section of relocated US 35 north of tho proposed reroodng would be dellinated Ohio 735. PUNCH ,4 DEL an . PINEAPPLE· ORANGE DRINK I I I Is Proposed DEL MONTE WHm, CHOCOlATE, YaiOW 20oz boxes I' RL 35 Change ABA sr ANiliNCS San Francisco 96601. He Is By Unltod Press lnterMUonol :ecently. EAsr llJnald Cone and flmll1 of AiJ,. . married to the former Ka.tlly Harris of Los Angolea. i w. L. Pot. llB .,. /1110111 Tue•clali evening with Plttaburgll. , , ,51 24 ,6111/ bll Parents, Mr, and llr s. Albert ( Minnesota •••••8 21 ·,840 3 Jorrot Bobo and Henry Indllna. ••••• :n 38 .u~ 14 PT. PLEASANT- Four perNew Jersey , , ,34 40 .459 16'k were Wellston visitors on Sltur- ms were trusferred to the ·clali· ·Well VIrginia state penlton- Kentucilf, • , •• 32 41 .438 18 Mra. Clarence C&node baa reWEST Uory this week from Mas on ~., ' W. L. Pet. CB t turliod home after spending tbe Coon\Y jail to beli!n their pria• N.W Orleans. , 44 27 .620 '!filii• with Mr. and Mrs. Lealie 011 terms •• meted out by the ' I ~ MaryawUJe. Denver ..... 43 30 ,589 2 Ma11011 Coon\Y Clrcqit COUrt. Dallaa ...... 41 31.561 3\i ' llr, and Mrs. Teylor Moore Joaeph T. Dobbs, 31, PhllHouslon •••• ,28 46 ,378 171> were in Qilllicothe recerd)'. Mr. adelpllla, Pa., I to 10 years Anaheim, , , , .23 49 ,319 21 'II lfoore had teeth extnctod. for brealdng sed enterlni; Bog. Oaklllnll •• , , ,22 50 ,306 22'11 111:0. Il>roth)' Mercer ondchno er K~lth Jones., 21, Sherman, TUESDAY'S RESULTS I' <ll Columbuo spent a Solrlclali W, Va., and Dale Edwin SolI lflth llor porents, Mr. one! lito. berpr, Rt. 3 Belleville, W. Va., New Jeroey llll PltiJbersHii2 '' ' Leo RI&M. eaeh 1 to 10 yeara Cor posses- llollaa 122 ~ 107 · Mrs. Ethel Radekln rq>orta !lion of stoleo liDOds; and Sa1111el Deilver 112 Oekland t2 hor doufbtor, lira. Leslie llo5- A. MeadoWs, 36, RL 1Henderson, Kllitucilf 130 llou11Dn 109 ' 0n4< game• acheduled mon, ai>Oilont In Holzer Hospital. 1 to 10 years tor catUe rust. Albert Cone was a recent bu~ ling. WEDNESDAY'S CAllES Denver at New Jer-aey lnt18 ollltor In H~n. Mlnneabta at Indiana &IrS. Clnovra Footer lo vloltlq: Beulloli 1'1 Rantuci<y h• 4lauillrtar, Zelia Weyand one! Oul)"~ea ac~l~ 'I lamll1 <fl. Columbuo. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL i · X. E. Erk:kaon was workingon ADMITTED: Frank Prince, l raid I!'..... Iaiii week. New Haven; Linda Kspp, ·P l. I llrs. Ora Cottrill wao aWelllPle.-aanti Ferrell Kiser. Pt.: In 19~ Ill tho eve of hll75th loll vl&IWJIIII Soturclali. Ploaoant. blrlhdey, o<fenUat Dr. Albtl;t ·' -- · •· · · llrs. Il>nold Wooton fractured DISCHARGED: Hi>mer Fllllier, Elnotein ·urged llltelledUala "to l uklo ., • fall. pt, Ploalllll; Billy Slnlth, Pl. rotuae lo cooP.rote . In 1111 I Fi.,a-'nt; fir•· ~rey Sutler, undertaklna that ~iobf" · fjW .' I· 1'1'1111\ 10 lB71, over 400 treat- Pl. Ploalllll; Mro. John HaroonlllltuUonal rlllhll fi( an Ies ., o r e negollated with mon. Galllpolla Ferry. !ndlvlWal." . lndlall. uibos. ,. 1 ......· I -. . r ~-·--· ,. I I ",, • t ' } rSoeial Events i. •' I· •• P.estnut Ridge ¥ '" ·I dhordh choir. · Mr. and lira, Teylor Moore vlllted their aon, Jock Moore and '1111111 In Cincinnati a few clalis ' ·1 'the ,blcc*st Jlreali ~· · · · 1 value your mo~'v. I.· can buy I I t · Mrs. Nancy J. Barnhouse announced ber candidacy today for DemocraUc ' state central commltlee from Ohio's lOth District In the May 7 primary. Nancy Is the wife of Veroon 0, Barnhouse and they .reside at 315 Montgomery St., Marietta. Her husband, Vernon, was born and raised In Belle Valley, Noble Coon\Y. !lie Is the dau&llter <ll former Marietta M>yQ!' and Mrs. Earl D. Schob and !Iii llved P' her llfe.ln I('J'l•t!a. r, !lle l!l'lailaled troll! Marl*" Hlili Sdloolbi .l952. !lie was formerly employed b,y lbe Ohio Deparlmont of Rislt'001'1 teltlml laboralor7 In Coltunbuo and later with lllrisloa 10, Deportment ol Risltwa.Yatrafllc cieplrtmeat In Marl• under clvU 1118ineer Robert F. O'llllley. h is acUve in several orlllldilllona In Marietta, belllg PI'OIIdent ofthe Walhlngll)nCoool· toY DomocraUc Women'• Cloo, She II a member of the F I r It Conlreptlonal Cburch In lo!Jrand a member of the ncontl,y. I 1·I - la j9e~·. wav ·-· · .. Committeewoman i., 111 MRS. ALTA CONE ;·.llllncllrw a recent Sunclll' wldl llr, and lira, Leo Bogan were their aOn. Tollll!l,l', and Ida oon. Col....... llr. and llrs. Albert Cone sed ' llrs. f aullne Footer and Erma Nelooit were Gallillolls viSitors " ~·' 'tf~J · l lli~I&GBR .( ,; Mrs. Barnhouse ' , ............ .. • ' Photos. ·1 . i. 1/2 ROLLS 4 !:· 1.00 CAKE . IX ot ·, PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK PILLSBURY .' A thoqlit lor the dey: BriU&b , author Thomaa Paine Iinde 'Ni4. ' ~·&aaplcion ia the ·eompaDlan or ' mean souls.· AJ1II U.e blne all . good society:~ ' balancer thlt balanCes t h e wheel, hub and bra~ea ofautoo llloblles stmultaneoualy and fully modern alr>ilowered tire changer, In the above Pholo. Harold NeweU.. owner of the slltloo, operates the wheel ballocer · · and In the other James Bailey is at work with the tire changer, - sentinel ' , 1.00 . DElMONTE MARK V BUY! the program tor .lite eveulns. ,. NEW EQUIPMENT- Now- , ell'& SUnoco service .!bUDD In Cbester recently lnstaljed several pieces of new ~ mont lncludiJw a Hunter wheel u~ 5 I'AHO .J~k,ERS 10 1••.;69e · __,_....... ·~ • .... 2 . .• ' .YELLOW ·-\~~· CORN THE PIECi ~ LUNCH MEAT 2pkg•·99 �., ' BAI(ER ,. Y SPECIAL! ·ft100TI "UITA.D .ROLLI~ .••• DEl MONTE ,._ ,. • ..'· ··- - -- .... - ' Mn• !dent of all repqllcan · toY to atiAllld tiao Slrah DaWSCII qd Mr'a. Maynard will have chirp of 1 .i 1 Candidate for '"~ 11-.. "' COLUMBUS (lt>eclal) -Plana to reroute &oportlon or proposed us 3S oorlheaot of (;alllpolla to TOM JACKSON THOMAS KENT JACKSON, ""' of Mr. and Mrs. Ham· JackiOO, RD I, Rutlsed, Is /IOI'Vlng aboenl the USS Buchanan In the Gull of Tookln. He Ia a gra<Nate of R..uand Hlllb School In 1962 who enllated In the Na>Y !ollowln( BUYS c1n1 46oz. e1ns 1~00 DELMONTE DAFT WHIP Chocolate Quill · .. ·· · 21b. caft 69C lnttant Coffee ··············10 oz. jar 1.09 ~:~:urr Dalt's Mustard .. DRESSING 49~ . • . PEANUT BUTTER 19~ • SUCHER'S SLICED BACON OR Potted Meat .. .. · 10 3 oz. cans 1 ' 4 • ~=~ 4 1·1LII, L , 110XIS 1, 00 . ~ .. . •.. !I...... '~I• · Graham Crackers · · · · . . 1-1~ box 29• Lrkt'a • " .letfstew ...... .. . .. 2 · Lrke's ·· cans 89c ~~a Sausage ........ .. 5 cans 1.00 """':;~, jar .... GRAPEFRUIT DRINK . quart 19 C .. . . 4 qts 1 00 Orange Drink N Pri.,. i1ltlnt DEL MONTE PINK PINtAPPLE .. Wogntr'a ·~ 2lllt. 4 ::; 1.00 H"tle'o ,.,.,ld. Fig Iars · · 2 lh. pkg. 39c PRODUCE LINK SAUSAGE 99~ 2 pkgL SUCHER'S POLISH a:ANANAS Wb"'~~~\. B 34~ ' FIRM FRUIT • Golden Ripe 1•• . """"'"-'\\. '""'" Kl'aduatton. IUs address ls Tbomal ~t Jackaon, BT 2, USS Buchanan DDG 14, FPO ' _ROME BEAUTY lttARK V.LOW PRICE IN ,:l~~19 . . ' l ·• ,, ' ' •' • '. \: ,, ' ' . : "~;.; . Sucher's JOWL BACON A:PPLIS . I ' ORANGE DRI ,, ~ ·C.:., r ..., 46 oz. DEL MONTE . 1.00 00 conne<t with a new Ohio River brldp at Kanauga will be lis- cussed at a March 20 public haarlng In GellljJolja. The Ohio Department of Hlihways will <OIIIUct U. hearlna at 1:30 p.m. Ia the Conuno!l Pleas Courtroom of the Gallll Cclunt;y COurtllOOseln Galllj)olls. The new localllln would turn east at a point A)lprOXimatel,y a hall.mlle south <ll lbe Addl· son - Gelllpells -&blil line, c:tol8 Ohio 7 and eild at t h • . QUo-West Vlrglnls line which lo the low water mark · In the river. The .6t.mlle section of relocated US 35 north of tho proposed reroodng would be dellinated Ohio 735. PUNCH ,4 DEL an . PINEAPPLE· ORANGE DRINK I I I Is Proposed DEL MONTE WHm, CHOCOlATE, YaiOW 20oz boxes I' RL 35 Change ABA sr ANiliNCS San Francisco 96601. He Is By Unltod Press lnterMUonol :ecently. EAsr llJnald Cone and flmll1 of AiJ,. . married to the former Ka.tlly Harris of Los Angolea. i w. L. Pot. llB .,. /1110111 Tue•clali evening with Plttaburgll. , , ,51 24 ,6111/ bll Parents, Mr, and llr s. Albert ( Minnesota •••••8 21 ·,840 3 Jorrot Bobo and Henry Indllna. ••••• :n 38 .u~ 14 PT. PLEASANT- Four perNew Jersey , , ,34 40 .459 16'k were Wellston visitors on Sltur- ms were trusferred to the ·clali· ·Well VIrginia state penlton- Kentucilf, • , •• 32 41 .438 18 Mra. Clarence C&node baa reWEST Uory this week from Mas on ~., ' W. L. Pet. CB t turliod home after spending tbe Coon\Y jail to beli!n their pria• N.W Orleans. , 44 27 .620 '!filii• with Mr. and Mrs. Lealie 011 terms •• meted out by the ' I ~ MaryawUJe. Denver ..... 43 30 ,589 2 Ma11011 Coon\Y Clrcqit COUrt. Dallaa ...... 41 31.561 3\i ' llr, and Mrs. Teylor Moore Joaeph T. Dobbs, 31, PhllHouslon •••• ,28 46 ,378 171> were in Qilllicothe recerd)'. Mr. adelpllla, Pa., I to 10 years Anaheim, , , , .23 49 ,319 21 'II lfoore had teeth extnctod. for brealdng sed enterlni; Bog. Oaklllnll •• , , ,22 50 ,306 22'11 111:0. Il>roth)' Mercer ondchno er K~lth Jones., 21, Sherman, TUESDAY'S RESULTS I' <ll Columbuo spent a Solrlclali W, Va., and Dale Edwin SolI lflth llor porents, Mr. one! lito. berpr, Rt. 3 Belleville, W. Va., New Jeroey llll PltiJbersHii2 '' ' Leo RI&M. eaeh 1 to 10 yeara Cor posses- llollaa 122 ~ 107 · Mrs. Ethel Radekln rq>orta !lion of stoleo liDOds; and Sa1111el Deilver 112 Oekland t2 hor doufbtor, lira. Leslie llo5- A. MeadoWs, 36, RL 1Henderson, Kllitucilf 130 llou11Dn 109 ' 0n4< game• acheduled mon, ai>Oilont In Holzer Hospital. 1 to 10 years tor catUe rust. Albert Cone was a recent bu~ ling. WEDNESDAY'S CAllES Denver at New Jer-aey lnt18 ollltor In H~n. Mlnneabta at Indiana &IrS. Clnovra Footer lo vloltlq: Beulloli 1'1 Rantuci<y h• 4lauillrtar, Zelia Weyand one! Oul)"~ea ac~l~ 'I lamll1 <fl. Columbuo. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL i · X. E. Erk:kaon was workingon ADMITTED: Frank Prince, l raid I!'..... Iaiii week. New Haven; Linda Kspp, ·P l. I llrs. Ora Cottrill wao aWelllPle.-aanti Ferrell Kiser. Pt.: In 19~ Ill tho eve of hll75th loll vl&IWJIIII Soturclali. Ploaoant. blrlhdey, o<fenUat Dr. Albtl;t ·' -- · •· · · llrs. Il>nold Wooton fractured DISCHARGED: Hi>mer Fllllier, Elnotein ·urged llltelledUala "to l uklo ., • fall. pt, Ploalllll; Billy Slnlth, Pl. rotuae lo cooP.rote . In 1111 I Fi.,a-'nt; fir•· ~rey Sutler, undertaklna that ~iobf" · fjW .' I· 1'1'1111\ 10 lB71, over 400 treat- Pl. Ploalllll; Mro. John HaroonlllltuUonal rlllhll fi( an Ies ., o r e negollated with mon. Galllpolla Ferry. !ndlvlWal." . lndlall. uibos. ,. 1 ......· I -. . r ~-·--· ,. I I ",, • t ' } rSoeial Events i. •' I· •• P.estnut Ridge ¥ '" ·I dhordh choir. · Mr. and lira, Teylor Moore vlllted their aon, Jock Moore and '1111111 In Cincinnati a few clalis ' ·1 'the ,blcc*st Jlreali ~· · · · 1 value your mo~'v. I.· can buy I I t · Mrs. Nancy J. Barnhouse announced ber candidacy today for DemocraUc ' state central commltlee from Ohio's lOth District In the May 7 primary. Nancy Is the wife of Veroon 0, Barnhouse and they .reside at 315 Montgomery St., Marietta. Her husband, Vernon, was born and raised In Belle Valley, Noble Coon\Y. !lie Is the dau&llter <ll former Marietta M>yQ!' and Mrs. Earl D. Schob and !Iii llved P' her llfe.ln I('J'l•t!a. r, !lle l!l'lailaled troll! Marl*" Hlili Sdloolbi .l952. !lie was formerly employed b,y lbe Ohio Deparlmont of Rislt'001'1 teltlml laboralor7 In Coltunbuo and later with lllrisloa 10, Deportment ol Risltwa.Yatrafllc cieplrtmeat In Marl• under clvU 1118ineer Robert F. O'llllley. h is acUve in several orlllldilllona In Marietta, belllg PI'OIIdent ofthe Walhlngll)nCoool· toY DomocraUc Women'• Cloo, She II a member of the F I r It Conlreptlonal Cburch In lo!Jrand a member of the ncontl,y. I 1·I - la j9e~·. wav ·-· · .. Committeewoman i., 111 MRS. ALTA CONE ;·.llllncllrw a recent Sunclll' wldl llr, and lira, Leo Bogan were their aOn. Tollll!l,l', and Ida oon. Col....... llr. and llrs. Albert Cone sed ' llrs. f aullne Footer and Erma Nelooit were Gallillolls viSitors " ~·' 'tf~J · l lli~I&GBR .( ,; Mrs. Barnhouse ' , ............ .. • ' Photos. ·1 . i. 1/2 ROLLS 4 !:· 1.00 CAKE . IX ot ·, PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT DRINK PILLSBURY .' A thoqlit lor the dey: BriU&b , author Thomaa Paine Iinde 'Ni4. ' ~·&aaplcion ia the ·eompaDlan or ' mean souls.· AJ1II U.e blne all . good society:~ ' balancer thlt balanCes t h e wheel, hub and bra~ea ofautoo llloblles stmultaneoualy and fully modern alr>ilowered tire changer, In the above Pholo. Harold NeweU.. owner of the slltloo, operates the wheel ballocer · · and In the other James Bailey is at work with the tire changer, - sentinel ' , 1.00 . DElMONTE MARK V BUY! the program tor .lite eveulns. ,. NEW EQUIPMENT- Now- , ell'& SUnoco service .!bUDD In Cbester recently lnstaljed several pieces of new ~ mont lncludiJw a Hunter wheel u~ 5 I'AHO .J~k,ERS 10 1••.;69e · __,_....... ·~ • .... 2 . .• ' .YELLOW ·-\~~· CORN THE PIECi ~ LUNCH MEAT 2pkg•·99 �'·· ··•···•..... ·o~tRIU WANTED . ;AND~~ PO\otf:l!\lY,'. 0 btl •' "" ·Mrs. Clifford "hye" Manley Middleport : ' HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlap Nlte Club, $ Ill 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Ladles night every Friday. • u.tlc · WE WISH lo extend our sincere thanks and tppreclatlon lo Ill tllose who helped <llr- m., the sickness and deaUt ot our beloved mother and grand~ molher, Lucy F. Hayeo. We eopoclally thank the do<toro attd nurses at Veterans Memorial Hospital, tile Ewing Fu neral Home, the orgu!st, Dor.., otb,y Karri the soloist, Florence Spencer; the mini atera, Rev. Pearl Casto and Rev. Olarles Simons; tile pallbearers, the flower donors, those who cilnated food, and all who expressed IYmpathy or helped in any way. ·May God bless you all. The Lucy F. Hayes Family . 3 13 ltc Obltu•'Y LUCY ,FLORENCE HAYES, eldest dllld of John and Adaline Lane, was born in Leba- non Township, Meigs Count;)', Ohio, Sept. 12, 1882, and de. parted this, life on March S, 1968 in the Veterans Memor- Ial Hospital at Pomeroy, Ohio, at the age of85yearl, 5 months and 23 dllya. 91.e was united in marriage to John Barton Hayes of Chel!l- ter. Ohio on Aug. 13, 1902, and went tD housekeeping at Al fred, Ohio, where they Uved three years before moving to the farm near Chester. where they spent better than 50 more happy years together unfll her husband' o deatll In July ol1956. To this union were born .seven children. One son, Clifford, passed away at 18 montha of age. au-vivlng are the following rblldren, Mrs. Charles (Hel· Woode, Alfred; Mrs. Russell (Mary) Balnum, Columbus; Cllllord R, Hayes, MlddiOJl(ll't; Mrs. Frank (Fern) Oleasebrew, Middleport; Mrs. Ketltleth (!Utah) West, Columbus; Mrs. John (Beulah) Platt, Columbus; six grandchildren en) and nine great-grandchildren: a sister, Mrs. Roena Martin of Westerville, Ohioi a broth- er, Der Lane, of Niagara Falls, N, Y. , and a host of other relatives and friends. Sbe had spent most of tile PENNY - ONE 1918 PENNY will pay lor a brake adjustmen! at Pomeroy Home • Auto. t-7-tfc ... 19$.6 CHEVROLET ! I . . .. ..... . 6'h' ~.. • • ' •• ' stqJ side bed, 6 cyl., •ndlo, good tires, miles, red fin., like - truck. 1962 FORD •••••••••• I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·$995 AL 500 H.T. co~ v... a motor, autO. trans., P.s.~ P.'B., radio and heater. Good tires. All . vinYl bucket aeato, 1965 CORV AIR •••••• , , •••••••••••• "" , , ,1495 Corsa COIOPOo Four-o,peed trans., red finish, vtnyl bucket seat&, one OWf!er 1 low mUeage. nice one. Pomeroy Motor Co. @ . · ·) · Of( OPEN !VI$. 1:00 P.M. POM&ItOY, OHIO •------------------.;.J Fors.le ForS1Ie HAPPY VALLEY BOYS will be MOBIL HOME, 10x50. two bedrooms. coppertone kitchen, at Jacks Club Friday and wall to wall carr>et In Jiving Saturday from 3 to 2:30. :J.-13-Stp room. All gas appliances. Phone 992-2619. 3·7-121p GUN SHOOT SUNDAY. MARCH 17 at 12 noon. sponsored by FIREWOOD. any length. d,. Rutland American Legion, livered. Gerald King, Sh•de. Phone 99fl.l063. 2-' ·lill Ham and Bacon. Shotguns only. everybody welcome. 3-13-3lp SINGER SEWING machine in lovely sewing table. Does all regular sewing, plus dial REVIVAL starting at the MI. Herman U. B. Church March equipped for fancy zig zag 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. designs, buttonholes, overRev. Carey Knlttle of Cincincast. etc. Only 6 monthly paynati, Ohio will be the Evangements of $1.67 per week. list. Special singing each evePhOne 992-2685. 3-5-tfc ning. Everyone is welcome. 3-5-12tc SINGER SEWING machine, sews forward and reverse. Zig zag equipped to buttonWanted To Buy hole, monogram, darn, etc. TEAM OF HORSES. 12 Ill 1500 Sews like new. Pay off 6 paylbs., good·broke, phone 992ments $6.76 each or $30 caso .. 2215. 3-13-3tc Phone 992-2685. 3-5-tlc ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. misceUaneous. Mrs. Howard HAY AND STRAW. Phone 99Z6227. ·3-3-12t 9 Cecil, BOO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-25-lfc 1931 CHRYSLER Newport VB. new rubber, one owner, new Help Wantf4 350 Diesel Jobn Duerr tractor ROUTE SALESMAN winch angle blade canopy. HERE Is an excellent opportunMarion Reynolds, below Drive ity for \he right man to make Inn Theatre, Moeon, w. Va. an extremely good career on 3-JI).Stc an established route . Beller than average working condi- 1968 FULLY automatic Sewing tions and first rate fringe llllachtne, complete to make benefits. Guaranteed salary buttonholes. darn, and e;nb. plus commission. For person15 builtin designs. This machal Interview and complete deine is in !lerfect conditon. tails wrile to l!<lx 668-J. c-<> This machine "'ld for $299.95, The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. balance now f/5.00 or lake ·Giving name, address, age over payments of 16.18 per and phone number. 3-12-5tc month. Try it in your home, Call 992-2836. 3-l2·6tc BAR MAID and Waitress, mUll be neat in appearance and WANTED responsible party tD over tl years of age, no exassume payments of 15.21 per perience necessary, living month or pay balance due quarters available. Apply In $91.64 lor 111111 stereo COflliOie person at the Green Gables, with AM and Filii rndio. 4 Slate Rt. 7. S.12-3tc speed automatic changer. Call 992-21136. 3-12-Stc Forleftt 4 ROOM and bath unfurnished past 12 years In Middleport, apartment. Phone t92-5385. where she made many good 3-I.J.tfc friends. Early In life she began tD FURNISHED apartment, 5 serve her Lord and joined rooms and bath, Harold Newthe Olester Methodist Church ell, Chester, Phone 9115-3350. 1Phere she belonged more than 3-JS.tfc So years. stnee she has spent li1r paat ' few years close at FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM home, she has never ceased APARTMENT, Middleport, to serve her Lord, to make phone 992-3874. S-tlfo t.ncp.ry and keep In c I o a e SPECIAL STEREO: 1968 Early American stereo radio combination. Thill Ill a beautiful solid state unit with 4 speed changer. Take over payments of $6.77 or pay balance of $81.10. For free home demonstration call 992-3218. Also have repoosessed stereo in walnut cabinet for paymenll of $5.91, or balance of f?&,IO. ~tc .::~ . ~~ &:-.:.._ O'COnnor's . 1r~• . : LOT in Mason. 6111200 on paved street. Call Ma'lOII 773-5203. 3-12-121<: PROFESSIONAL Color TV and Stereo. Hl-fi service. House calls In Pomeroy and MiddleIleal Estate ~~ Seie pori ; $4 on color TV. Cbucb ~PE TV Service, 152 Butternut, Po~~~ meroy. Phone 119U080. 2-18-30tp FARM -- . 511 Acres - 25 Tillable - 1% story 7 room Insurance frame, bath, basement, furnace heating, barn, chicken AUTOMOBILE Insurance beet house. One mile from Harricancelled? Lost your operatNow ~Wide Ovalt sonville ·on paved road. ilA!palr«< Aoeo(lad or's license? Call 99!-2966. Just ARHIVEOI $7,11110.00 Adjustment Tires 6 IS lfc POMEROY - EAST MAIN S16~50 AU. SIZES 9 room frame, 5 bedrooms. two baths, can be 2 apart$12.00 ments, furnace beating, baseplus tex ucb ment, garage, large lot In By CLARICE ALLEN gOOd neighborhood. front and AUXJUAHY MEETS back porches. Modem kitchThe Ladles AuXiliary ci the Tuppers Plal!i\1; ·0. en and bath .on first Door. Fi- Chester Volunteer Fire !lop~ Phon• 667-3612 nancing can be arranged. ment met Wednesday March 6 $10.000.00 at 8 p, m. at the fire house. Vice ' m, · ,..,.._ hlp On viSit Mr&. Coro® 1~ POMEJ!OY - EAST MAIN presldentGaJ>o&nall.vPret,~ ,. ~- - • ;~: • .u-·oi ·' · - 2 ""'s tory home, 5 rooms, Minutes of the previoUs meeibii'·-::_:-; ·. •'·IIIIC• Allm•l''!••..,a:tOved :;o,: Tl.fra; · · · beth, garage, front porch, and the treasurer's report were b.Y E"irini: ambulance to 1 convaloo after · read by Clarice Allen. Cards esc:eot ctl1(er In Columbua. Clll,)'her motber Now rented $35.00 per month. Mr ......_ _,._. 13.500.00 were ordered and will be for aile lon a<col!llanled his lather ln1he ambulance tu Columbua. " o...... on VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD by tile members, A committee Mr andlolr WW••- ,.11 BW Mrs•. L!Dio ChriatY, nc:ent.b'. was IIPPGinted to see about buying ' '• _ , _., · . 19!-3325 Albert M. Col. Broker folding chairs for use at the fire and Clnc(y, were called 1o CharQf' ·., .,·1· 1 house. Cleo &nlth gsve a report Ieaton, w. va., by tho d - 01 "• 1li 99%-3830 on serving coffee and ...., ~nut• "" M · hoi;Mffather Mr. Sal . d Ylhya. "'J,,., ~- . Ida ll..l.o&. ha ....,,_nil MOTICII , , A~INT O'BRIES • CROW tile firemen at tile Welker fire. o, · ••.,...t 1 r...,.- .,,... ot Ouy c . - ....... " 'TV CO home after a vtslt with Mr .and ' NoUee •• benb)> 11nn .- - r. w. RE • Alter the businessheldmeettne. 1r•'""'""" • , .. P.am•ror. ohio. h• POMEROY lUi - z MILE our- Slaniey ~was with Eve-a Mrs. Victor WW, Conal ·•.Wino PoNr. .... ••II or llfl story frame, 6 rooms (4 lyn Holter, demonstrator. Coffee chester. :: ':,ta:,,~,' ~;.s:_.s.et d. bedrooms). utility room, new and cookies were servedtomemMr. and Mra. VlrJ:ll WOOd of Cl~lon an .reqll1N4 to na.1 their batb, water system and fore- bers Gaye Smalley, Clarlce JU.. ~~eld IIPent a weekend With ::~u-. •aid fktueUI7 ~ " tour · ed air furnace. $5,500.00 len, Cleo &nitll, MargaretChrlo- Mra, Letha Wood and other...... ~ 4or. ~ ..,,..,, MIDDLEPORT - INCOME \Y, Erma Cleland, Mary S!owal., lives. 10•• c. ._...., PROPERTY - 2 story frame, t er, Fern:ibowalter,Nanc:yO'Cooo Mr.ln Mrbu•· · 3 bedrooms, bath. Also 3 room nor and guests, Wilma Bahr and were urn s ._ ID .... *"! "" HAY. George Carson, Leading Creek Road. 3-12-Stp rental and trailer space, In- dqhters, Kathy and Jane,.Linda come 011 propetly rt53.0G"per Bentz and daughter, Brenda, Lila AtliiOIIII · . 19~2 STUDEBAKER Lark. automOflth. Good b\1)'. $8.000.00 VanMeter,JuanltaWUlandKati>l .CII&peoiu . 3.~ . matic transmission $450.00. SYRACUSE - ! BENTAUI - ryn Windon. tudly : 1 Also record player with stand Brings 1100.00 per month. Miss Allee &nttll of Columblla 1. •· 814e$1,ooo.oo down, balance mon- 8Pentaw-.dwllhherJ)lll'8ltll, &.Dooi'Joln · · 5 i~Wt,;..;;. · ...,.., $30.00. Phone !149-2739. 3-12-3tc . thly for 5 yea/s. ta,OOO.OO Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence&nllh. ~~~ ~per ·::"1'""' .HENRY CLELAND Mrs, Mildred Betzlng of Hem1a. To a. ·~ lock Grove wu a recent vlalwr • U.lo!uff!oo · WF.'lT Highland White Terrlenl, Boi.-t~WSa of Mra. Ledla Wood. 11. fl<otfo, black and silver, Miniature Recent "rlslturaofMr.andMra, lf,l"""tol'• 3-12-31c meuure Schnauzers. ·Miniature. Poodllinzol Clliond have beeo Mr. and t7. -~ les. Little Barkaroo Kennels, Nro, Eldon WW,t!t'raouse,Mr. · club · Coolville. 667-3654. Hl·10tc FIVE ROOM House, bath, hard- and Mrs. llou Cleland, Mra. Boy 18. Cllln.,.. wood floors, good condition In- ChriliQ' and Wlcilhaln. m...u,. , . . Mro, John . lt. Cblofofo HOUSE lor sale In Clifton. side, aluminum siding, sturm Clayton Allen """"1114' spent:.a trtbo . Beautiful private liome, for windows, copperized gutter do,y with hiB fathOr, M. II. Allen, n. """""'"" children, six rooms (three and downspout, gas furnace a patient at on Aahland, Ky,,hOa. ~:J~. bedrooms), divided basement, heat, l!i basement, large lot. <01111111 play room and shOwer. Two a ..au... S850CJ.OO. Phone 99Z-3718 Pomelots 68 x 100; 12 x 18 bam. II. QUiet roy. 3-12-31p 31.AJtlelo Property . fenced ln. Inquire 11teAlmaiw: o:P!PJect at Blanche eompson. ClllBy Ualted Proal IDtemationol sa. Firm 8usiMII Services ton. 3-l-3ote Today II Wedlie"""", Mll'<h LOGAN I'IRE & $AFET7 13, tile 73rd day ci 1868 wl1il 298 rr..rt.h . EQUIPMENT, aales and aer- tu follow. POODLE PUPPIF.'l. AKC Toy lt.llitlllCII miniature. i7s and up. Stud . vice, P~. Oblo, liD S. 40. .ulan The ....,. lo - - tbo prot special prices on eUinguiJb- plant service and fll'oomlng.' Ph..,. fll&l'ler ,and lie full IIIP·.. ers lor boats, trailers a n 4 •!tiber ' Tha lllll1'lllllg ~ h V'"'!l·: 992-5443. · 11 S tic ) homes. Dwlsbt Logan 992The ioveolntl:. olaro 111'1 Mara ' " aut.... I / f pOd. 3821, Charleo ManbaU 992- and JUpiter.. · POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt, · · d.Kla4 of 11361, M111 Elc:blnger ta.Snll. 'OD WI Portland. Phone 843-1154. Lawrence Eblin IIIIU624. II s tic ... 8aUr:. ,. ;· ~ ·.'' ~." t Ill S'38-301c ~ ~ Y-.nlnf· . COAL, heavy, lump I!Oker, egg . C. C. BRAIJJ'ORD · and ·mine run. Eueii!Dt ·salt AtJCnONEEll Works, Inc., E. Main St.. 'P<>Cealplete Senloe meroy. Phone, II(WIOI. lUIIe --- FURNISHED and unlumtshed apartments. Close to oehool. ~e was a loyal wife a n d Phone 992-5434. lll-18-tfc mother and her children and their families can never forLARGE five room and ~ath get her Godly lnfiuence and apartment, newly det'<)ratorl, her kind compassionate way. furnace beat, Pomeroy, S'le loved them 111 and waa phone 992-5307. J.;.lfe lntarelted in the welfare of all until she went to be wtth JeFURNISHED GARAGE APARTIUI. MENT on Lincoln lUll, AdDearest mother. thou has Jert ults only, phone 992-34119. Ul, 2-25-301c For that home beyond the akies; emiich. Where there will be no more atckness, no more sorrow, CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; One three room apartment. Ill thot happy land, tD meet with very nice and modern. Shown laved onea, by appointment only. Phone To await our coming, one by 992-5271. 3-6-tlc part no Where we'll never more. FURNISHED APARTMENT. 3 13 1tc couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave, Middleport, !m-5435. 3-l..Uc """· Notice REVIVAL STARTING at lbe MI. Herman UB Church. rorS.Ie March II at 7:30 p.m. oacll evening. RA!v. Carey KnliUe CARPETS a fright? Mate them a beautiful sight with mus of Cincinnati, will be llle evLustre. RA!nt electric shamangelist. Special singing each pooer. Baker Furniture. eventnr. Everyone II wltu-61c come. U.121c. .Cuc:klu lllltt TIRES Chester CLYDE KUHN 0 - S1l.50/' '' John W. · .· IF· LEG•.•·•· 1. ..I 'fi.KiuGHr ..W -~SAY ,.m"""""" · ~~G~~~r~~~~fl ... ~ DAI Ly ' • 0 M.:U ........ - Write, ..... "' 0Mttaet Crt# ilralftrd lll<llt· OMe · s-~ 0 I tile Jlefriler• Am CONDmQNING atlnn servl~. Jaci't Rl!li'lc· erailon, New . kar,~··, ,:h®e FotS.IeorTr•d• ~· de COP.Pf:R and ~~raoe will "' lo. REDUCE IJfe llmnle and last 1969 FERGUSON lraclor, 35 lux, .,. < · with G,... tablets, Only ~. er In price · aodn. So 11<!11 now 2 turning plows, double disk, REA!:SY - , MIX concrete tleltf·. Nel11911 l!rugs. Hl3•? Ill Blll Bailey. ·Second st.• brush bog, all In gOOd shape. , ,,;rllc! rtr!l!t 10 your JliOI~. Reedsville. H-«c fiiOO.Oii or will trade for small Fall . ~~ elllI USED Youngi!Dwn M Inch ·~M.. G A Dee . Ra ·ne' -. ..... Phone 192-3284. GoelFotllent Kilclten Sink In gopd condlw""""' . . m, Cl ' ·'· ~""Ready~ Mll Middle7ROOMhooiileal Bashan. tiOfl . Phone if2-41112. s.u-3tc 3-lz4t~,iiil,j)orl, Ohio. • • tie S.IZ-61!1 Phone 949-3703. ' u ..a • snVIa ·.- & $18.50 All Regul,~r , ~zes - <.7.·Brtftf••\ MOBIL HOME, liS!, exceUent I!OIIIIlllon. Completely ftlmllh· od. $18511.00. Call 91U262. 0 TR£E AND 0 . tuuch wUII the work ol tile ' . 0 auiiltf 0 ,: Notice (:•rd Of Thanks. ·- .. 2SIGNS 'Ill .:l!tiDDLEPOIJ:, - ' •' .·""" eo:: ,. ' ,0:"" '"" ~~· :"Zo cR0 s·sw·oR11 . = •- ·~~~.~~~=~~ ;~ PRIMmVli LOGIC! ... ..:\_ -· .. �'·· ··•···•..... ·o~tRIU WANTED . ;AND~~ PO\otf:l!\lY,'. 0 btl •' "" ·Mrs. Clifford "hye" Manley Middleport : ' HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Sprlap Nlte Club, $ Ill 6 p.m. Monday thru Friday. Ladles night every Friday. • u.tlc · WE WISH lo extend our sincere thanks and tppreclatlon lo Ill tllose who helped <llr- m., the sickness and deaUt ot our beloved mother and grand~ molher, Lucy F. Hayeo. We eopoclally thank the do<toro attd nurses at Veterans Memorial Hospital, tile Ewing Fu neral Home, the orgu!st, Dor.., otb,y Karri the soloist, Florence Spencer; the mini atera, Rev. Pearl Casto and Rev. Olarles Simons; tile pallbearers, the flower donors, those who cilnated food, and all who expressed IYmpathy or helped in any way. ·May God bless you all. The Lucy F. Hayes Family . 3 13 ltc Obltu•'Y LUCY ,FLORENCE HAYES, eldest dllld of John and Adaline Lane, was born in Leba- non Township, Meigs Count;)', Ohio, Sept. 12, 1882, and de. parted this, life on March S, 1968 in the Veterans Memor- Ial Hospital at Pomeroy, Ohio, at the age of85yearl, 5 months and 23 dllya. 91.e was united in marriage to John Barton Hayes of Chel!l- ter. Ohio on Aug. 13, 1902, and went tD housekeeping at Al fred, Ohio, where they Uved three years before moving to the farm near Chester. where they spent better than 50 more happy years together unfll her husband' o deatll In July ol1956. To this union were born .seven children. One son, Clifford, passed away at 18 montha of age. au-vivlng are the following rblldren, Mrs. Charles (Hel· Woode, Alfred; Mrs. Russell (Mary) Balnum, Columbus; Cllllord R, Hayes, MlddiOJl(ll't; Mrs. Frank (Fern) Oleasebrew, Middleport; Mrs. Ketltleth (!Utah) West, Columbus; Mrs. John (Beulah) Platt, Columbus; six grandchildren en) and nine great-grandchildren: a sister, Mrs. Roena Martin of Westerville, Ohioi a broth- er, Der Lane, of Niagara Falls, N, Y. , and a host of other relatives and friends. Sbe had spent most of tile PENNY - ONE 1918 PENNY will pay lor a brake adjustmen! at Pomeroy Home • Auto. t-7-tfc ... 19$.6 CHEVROLET ! I . . .. ..... . 6'h' ~.. • • ' •• ' stqJ side bed, 6 cyl., •ndlo, good tires, miles, red fin., like - truck. 1962 FORD •••••••••• I . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·$995 AL 500 H.T. co~ v... a motor, autO. trans., P.s.~ P.'B., radio and heater. Good tires. All . vinYl bucket aeato, 1965 CORV AIR •••••• , , •••••••••••• "" , , ,1495 Corsa COIOPOo Four-o,peed trans., red finish, vtnyl bucket seat&, one OWf!er 1 low mUeage. nice one. Pomeroy Motor Co. @ . · ·) · Of( OPEN !VI$. 1:00 P.M. POM&ItOY, OHIO •------------------.;.J Fors.le ForS1Ie HAPPY VALLEY BOYS will be MOBIL HOME, 10x50. two bedrooms. coppertone kitchen, at Jacks Club Friday and wall to wall carr>et In Jiving Saturday from 3 to 2:30. :J.-13-Stp room. All gas appliances. Phone 992-2619. 3·7-121p GUN SHOOT SUNDAY. MARCH 17 at 12 noon. sponsored by FIREWOOD. any length. d,. Rutland American Legion, livered. Gerald King, Sh•de. Phone 99fl.l063. 2-' ·lill Ham and Bacon. Shotguns only. everybody welcome. 3-13-3lp SINGER SEWING machine in lovely sewing table. Does all regular sewing, plus dial REVIVAL starting at the MI. Herman U. B. Church March equipped for fancy zig zag 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. designs, buttonholes, overRev. Carey Knlttle of Cincincast. etc. Only 6 monthly paynati, Ohio will be the Evangements of $1.67 per week. list. Special singing each evePhOne 992-2685. 3-5-tfc ning. Everyone is welcome. 3-5-12tc SINGER SEWING machine, sews forward and reverse. Zig zag equipped to buttonWanted To Buy hole, monogram, darn, etc. TEAM OF HORSES. 12 Ill 1500 Sews like new. Pay off 6 paylbs., good·broke, phone 992ments $6.76 each or $30 caso .. 2215. 3-13-3tc Phone 992-2685. 3-5-tlc ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. misceUaneous. Mrs. Howard HAY AND STRAW. Phone 99Z6227. ·3-3-12t 9 Cecil, BOO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-25-lfc 1931 CHRYSLER Newport VB. new rubber, one owner, new Help Wantf4 350 Diesel Jobn Duerr tractor ROUTE SALESMAN winch angle blade canopy. HERE Is an excellent opportunMarion Reynolds, below Drive ity for \he right man to make Inn Theatre, Moeon, w. Va. an extremely good career on 3-JI).Stc an established route . Beller than average working condi- 1968 FULLY automatic Sewing tions and first rate fringe llllachtne, complete to make benefits. Guaranteed salary buttonholes. darn, and e;nb. plus commission. For person15 builtin designs. This machal Interview and complete deine is in !lerfect conditon. tails wrile to l!<lx 668-J. c-<> This machine "'ld for $299.95, The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy. balance now f/5.00 or lake ·Giving name, address, age over payments of 16.18 per and phone number. 3-12-5tc month. Try it in your home, Call 992-2836. 3-l2·6tc BAR MAID and Waitress, mUll be neat in appearance and WANTED responsible party tD over tl years of age, no exassume payments of 15.21 per perience necessary, living month or pay balance due quarters available. Apply In $91.64 lor 111111 stereo COflliOie person at the Green Gables, with AM and Filii rndio. 4 Slate Rt. 7. S.12-3tc speed automatic changer. Call 992-21136. 3-12-Stc Forleftt 4 ROOM and bath unfurnished past 12 years In Middleport, apartment. Phone t92-5385. where she made many good 3-I.J.tfc friends. Early In life she began tD FURNISHED apartment, 5 serve her Lord and joined rooms and bath, Harold Newthe Olester Methodist Church ell, Chester, Phone 9115-3350. 1Phere she belonged more than 3-JS.tfc So years. stnee she has spent li1r paat ' few years close at FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM home, she has never ceased APARTMENT, Middleport, to serve her Lord, to make phone 992-3874. S-tlfo t.ncp.ry and keep In c I o a e SPECIAL STEREO: 1968 Early American stereo radio combination. Thill Ill a beautiful solid state unit with 4 speed changer. Take over payments of $6.77 or pay balance of $81.10. For free home demonstration call 992-3218. Also have repoosessed stereo in walnut cabinet for paymenll of $5.91, or balance of f?&,IO. ~tc .::~ . ~~ &:-.:.._ O'COnnor's . 1r~• . : LOT in Mason. 6111200 on paved street. Call Ma'lOII 773-5203. 3-12-121<: PROFESSIONAL Color TV and Stereo. Hl-fi service. House calls In Pomeroy and MiddleIleal Estate ~~ Seie pori ; $4 on color TV. Cbucb ~PE TV Service, 152 Butternut, Po~~~ meroy. Phone 119U080. 2-18-30tp FARM -- . 511 Acres - 25 Tillable - 1% story 7 room Insurance frame, bath, basement, furnace heating, barn, chicken AUTOMOBILE Insurance beet house. One mile from Harricancelled? Lost your operatNow ~Wide Ovalt sonville ·on paved road. ilA!palr«< Aoeo(lad or's license? Call 99!-2966. Just ARHIVEOI $7,11110.00 Adjustment Tires 6 IS lfc POMEROY - EAST MAIN S16~50 AU. SIZES 9 room frame, 5 bedrooms. two baths, can be 2 apart$12.00 ments, furnace beating, baseplus tex ucb ment, garage, large lot In By CLARICE ALLEN gOOd neighborhood. front and AUXJUAHY MEETS back porches. Modem kitchThe Ladles AuXiliary ci the Tuppers Plal!i\1; ·0. en and bath .on first Door. Fi- Chester Volunteer Fire !lop~ Phon• 667-3612 nancing can be arranged. ment met Wednesday March 6 $10.000.00 at 8 p, m. at the fire house. Vice ' m, · ,..,.._ hlp On viSit Mr&. Coro® 1~ POMEJ!OY - EAST MAIN presldentGaJ>o&nall.vPret,~ ,. ~- - • ;~: • .u-·oi ·' · - 2 ""'s tory home, 5 rooms, Minutes of the previoUs meeibii'·-::_:-; ·. •'·IIIIC• Allm•l''!••..,a:tOved :;o,: Tl.fra; · · · beth, garage, front porch, and the treasurer's report were b.Y E"irini: ambulance to 1 convaloo after · read by Clarice Allen. Cards esc:eot ctl1(er In Columbua. Clll,)'her motber Now rented $35.00 per month. Mr ......_ _,._. 13.500.00 were ordered and will be for aile lon a<col!llanled his lather ln1he ambulance tu Columbua. " o...... on VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD by tile members, A committee Mr andlolr WW••- ,.11 BW Mrs•. L!Dio ChriatY, nc:ent.b'. was IIPPGinted to see about buying ' '• _ , _., · . 19!-3325 Albert M. Col. Broker folding chairs for use at the fire and Clnc(y, were called 1o CharQf' ·., .,·1· 1 house. Cleo &nlth gsve a report Ieaton, w. va., by tho d - 01 "• 1li 99%-3830 on serving coffee and ...., ~nut• "" M · hoi;Mffather Mr. Sal . d Ylhya. "'J,,., ~- . Ida ll..l.o&. ha ....,,_nil MOTICII , , A~INT O'BRIES • CROW tile firemen at tile Welker fire. o, · ••.,...t 1 r...,.- .,,... ot Ouy c . - ....... " 'TV CO home after a vtslt with Mr .and ' NoUee •• benb)> 11nn .- - r. w. RE • Alter the businessheldmeettne. 1r•'""'""" • , .. P.am•ror. ohio. h• POMEROY lUi - z MILE our- Slaniey ~was with Eve-a Mrs. Victor WW, Conal ·•.Wino PoNr. .... ••II or llfl story frame, 6 rooms (4 lyn Holter, demonstrator. Coffee chester. :: ':,ta:,,~,' ~;.s:_.s.et d. bedrooms). utility room, new and cookies were servedtomemMr. and Mra. VlrJ:ll WOOd of Cl~lon an .reqll1N4 to na.1 their batb, water system and fore- bers Gaye Smalley, Clarlce JU.. ~~eld IIPent a weekend With ::~u-. •aid fktueUI7 ~ " tour · ed air furnace. $5,500.00 len, Cleo &nitll, MargaretChrlo- Mra, Letha Wood and other...... ~ 4or. ~ ..,,..,, MIDDLEPORT - INCOME \Y, Erma Cleland, Mary S!owal., lives. 10•• c. ._...., PROPERTY - 2 story frame, t er, Fern:ibowalter,Nanc:yO'Cooo Mr.ln Mrbu•· · 3 bedrooms, bath. Also 3 room nor and guests, Wilma Bahr and were urn s ._ ID .... *"! "" HAY. George Carson, Leading Creek Road. 3-12-Stp rental and trailer space, In- dqhters, Kathy and Jane,.Linda come 011 propetly rt53.0G"per Bentz and daughter, Brenda, Lila AtliiOIIII · . 19~2 STUDEBAKER Lark. automOflth. Good b\1)'. $8.000.00 VanMeter,JuanltaWUlandKati>l .CII&peoiu . 3.~ . matic transmission $450.00. SYRACUSE - ! BENTAUI - ryn Windon. tudly : 1 Also record player with stand Brings 1100.00 per month. Miss Allee &nttll of Columblla 1. •· 814e$1,ooo.oo down, balance mon- 8Pentaw-.dwllhherJ)lll'8ltll, &.Dooi'Joln · · 5 i~Wt,;..;;. · ...,.., $30.00. Phone !149-2739. 3-12-3tc . thly for 5 yea/s. ta,OOO.OO Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence&nllh. ~~~ ~per ·::"1'""' .HENRY CLELAND Mrs, Mildred Betzlng of Hem1a. To a. ·~ lock Grove wu a recent vlalwr • U.lo!uff!oo · WF.'lT Highland White Terrlenl, Boi.-t~WSa of Mra. Ledla Wood. 11. fl<otfo, black and silver, Miniature Recent "rlslturaofMr.andMra, lf,l"""tol'• 3-12-31c meuure Schnauzers. ·Miniature. Poodllinzol Clliond have beeo Mr. and t7. -~ les. Little Barkaroo Kennels, Nro, Eldon WW,t!t'raouse,Mr. · club · Coolville. 667-3654. Hl·10tc FIVE ROOM House, bath, hard- and Mrs. llou Cleland, Mra. Boy 18. Cllln.,.. wood floors, good condition In- ChriliQ' and Wlcilhaln. m...u,. , . . Mro, John . lt. Cblofofo HOUSE lor sale In Clifton. side, aluminum siding, sturm Clayton Allen """"1114' spent:.a trtbo . Beautiful private liome, for windows, copperized gutter do,y with hiB fathOr, M. II. Allen, n. """""'"" children, six rooms (three and downspout, gas furnace a patient at on Aahland, Ky,,hOa. ~:J~. bedrooms), divided basement, heat, l!i basement, large lot. <01111111 play room and shOwer. Two a ..au... S850CJ.OO. Phone 99Z-3718 Pomelots 68 x 100; 12 x 18 bam. II. QUiet roy. 3-12-31p 31.AJtlelo Property . fenced ln. Inquire 11teAlmaiw: o:P!PJect at Blanche eompson. ClllBy Ualted Proal IDtemationol sa. Firm 8usiMII Services ton. 3-l-3ote Today II Wedlie"""", Mll'<h LOGAN I'IRE & $AFET7 13, tile 73rd day ci 1868 wl1il 298 rr..rt.h . EQUIPMENT, aales and aer- tu follow. POODLE PUPPIF.'l. AKC Toy lt.llitlllCII miniature. i7s and up. Stud . vice, P~. Oblo, liD S. 40. .ulan The ....,. lo - - tbo prot special prices on eUinguiJb- plant service and fll'oomlng.' Ph..,. fll&l'ler ,and lie full IIIP·.. ers lor boats, trailers a n 4 •!tiber ' Tha lllll1'lllllg ~ h V'"'!l·: 992-5443. · 11 S tic ) homes. Dwlsbt Logan 992The ioveolntl:. olaro 111'1 Mara ' " aut.... I / f pOd. 3821, Charleo ManbaU 992- and JUpiter.. · POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt, · · d.Kla4 of 11361, M111 Elc:blnger ta.Snll. 'OD WI Portland. Phone 843-1154. Lawrence Eblin IIIIU624. II s tic ... 8aUr:. ,. ;· ~ ·.'' ~." t Ill S'38-301c ~ ~ Y-.nlnf· . COAL, heavy, lump I!Oker, egg . C. C. BRAIJJ'ORD · and ·mine run. Eueii!Dt ·salt AtJCnONEEll Works, Inc., E. Main St.. 'P<>Cealplete Senloe meroy. Phone, II(WIOI. lUIIe --- FURNISHED and unlumtshed apartments. Close to oehool. ~e was a loyal wife a n d Phone 992-5434. lll-18-tfc mother and her children and their families can never forLARGE five room and ~ath get her Godly lnfiuence and apartment, newly det'<)ratorl, her kind compassionate way. furnace beat, Pomeroy, S'le loved them 111 and waa phone 992-5307. J.;.lfe lntarelted in the welfare of all until she went to be wtth JeFURNISHED GARAGE APARTIUI. MENT on Lincoln lUll, AdDearest mother. thou has Jert ults only, phone 992-34119. Ul, 2-25-301c For that home beyond the akies; emiich. Where there will be no more atckness, no more sorrow, CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy; One three room apartment. Ill thot happy land, tD meet with very nice and modern. Shown laved onea, by appointment only. Phone To await our coming, one by 992-5271. 3-6-tlc part no Where we'll never more. FURNISHED APARTMENT. 3 13 1tc couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave, Middleport, !m-5435. 3-l..Uc """· Notice REVIVAL STARTING at lbe MI. Herman UB Church. rorS.Ie March II at 7:30 p.m. oacll evening. RA!v. Carey KnliUe CARPETS a fright? Mate them a beautiful sight with mus of Cincinnati, will be llle evLustre. RA!nt electric shamangelist. Special singing each pooer. Baker Furniture. eventnr. Everyone II wltu-61c come. U.121c. .Cuc:klu lllltt TIRES Chester CLYDE KUHN 0 - S1l.50/' '' John W. · .· IF· LEG•.•·•· 1. ..I 'fi.KiuGHr ..W -~SAY ,.m"""""" · ~~G~~~r~~~~fl ... ~ DAI Ly ' • 0 M.:U ........ - Write, ..... "' 0Mttaet Crt# ilralftrd lll<llt· OMe · s-~ 0 I tile Jlefriler• Am CONDmQNING atlnn servl~. Jaci't Rl!li'lc· erailon, New . kar,~··, ,:h®e FotS.IeorTr•d• ~· de COP.Pf:R and ~~raoe will "' lo. REDUCE IJfe llmnle and last 1969 FERGUSON lraclor, 35 lux, .,. < · with G,... tablets, Only ~. er In price · aodn. So 11<!11 now 2 turning plows, double disk, REA!:SY - , MIX concrete tleltf·. Nel11911 l!rugs. Hl3•? Ill Blll Bailey. ·Second st.• brush bog, all In gOOd shape. , ,,;rllc! rtr!l!t 10 your JliOI~. Reedsville. H-«c fiiOO.Oii or will trade for small Fall . ~~ elllI USED Youngi!Dwn M Inch ·~M.. G A Dee . Ra ·ne' -. ..... Phone 192-3284. GoelFotllent Kilclten Sink In gopd condlw""""' . . m, Cl ' ·'· ~""Ready~ Mll Middle7ROOMhooiileal Bashan. tiOfl . Phone if2-41112. s.u-3tc 3-lz4t~,iiil,j)orl, Ohio. • • tie S.IZ-61!1 Phone 949-3703. ' u ..a • snVIa ·.- & $18.50 All Regul,~r , ~zes - <.7.·Brtftf••\ MOBIL HOME, liS!, exceUent I!OIIIIlllon. Completely ftlmllh· od. $18511.00. Call 91U262. 0 TR£E AND 0 . tuuch wUII the work ol tile ' . 0 auiiltf 0 ,: Notice (:•rd Of Thanks. ·- .. 2SIGNS 'Ill .:l!tiDDLEPOIJ:, - ' •' .·""" eo:: ,. ' ,0:"" '"" ~~· :"Zo cR0 s·sw·oR11 . = •- ·~~~.~~~=~~ ;~ PRIMmVli LOGIC! ... ..:\_ -· .. �~1, ' ., " ·· !!lilA.~ ·W~~TEI!S , Pd!Nr PLilASANT - Joiln ~ltJw, COUJ!Sel lor Ohio VnJ!oy Towtrw Co., which operates the rerry serv~~v 1\laoon and Gal!la counties, toldmembersotthe di~ aster committee and news media tliO ::''i:~~ on . a· dllteroilt 'Epllrw went on to oiate tho! J\ must be remembereCf that thia w~er~,~~~~~~~.,~~~ comPIO)' had $5Q,OOO In equip. meltt rus~ away In the river tho i>~'heorlna of whUe waiting five weeks on Ohio 1>01\1' bad promlaod · lnd West Virginia to Put in landIt a session yesterctas afternoon ings. then several miah"'s oc- trnaacrlpt waa the , of a that the coJI'lP&rly's schedule for curred to the boats such as 35· car ferry by tho co-. service in 30 days was service ~Ung anaworocl tho! the eon>cap~ble of 1500 to 2000 vehiclea the broken shaft on the Hu~tler and broken rudder on the eight 1>01\1'• had t~~e barge In PHtabursfl a da.y; 60 cUQ.·s, 3000 vehicles a car Clat, to d:i.sr~ service. to convert to tho 35 car flat but day and 90 d..... 4000 to 5000 At this point, Carroll Clsto. then tound alter the hearing that vehicles a da.y with three 15 chairman of the disaster comit was wholly the wroug kind or car Oats and one eight car Oat mittee, brought out that at the a vessel and could not be Coaat In OI>erltion b.y the 90 da,y ljml• PSC hearing the company stated Guard a,pproved. Epling SeenJed most perturbed ---,· ~ling said Ole "111'011 on lho atK.ut '"critical publicity" given present 15 car nat would be by news media or the area ol the ch~ to a steel Ql'on that service ot the ferry company. He slides into Ole landings lmltead did not thluk it justified. a n d of having to use runps as ltcbes thought some public expression, oow, and should be completed not crltlcal, should be given the within two weeks. £PDWID.Y's.etrorts. ~ling ootod U.at the OhlolancJ. Epling stated he felt what the ing I' liXed 50 botlltyp05 oJ apneWs media and public called in-rons can land but the West Vlradequate service waa part of ,• I I ' tho&:~d·:~~~~~~~ WORLD~ glnla ·landings are oo~ The eight growlng pains of a new develop. ment. and arter all, tllls ~om,pany was the only one who offered lJe.. fore the Public Service Commi..,. !ion to invest money and time to Provide service. for the area. EPling said. ''Asrorinadequlte service, we will oot take the blame for the pt. Pleasant Main Street · landing which collapsed, cancelling the eight car ferry service:• He said when b o t h were in operation last Saturday the service -.pproached adequacy with over 1600 vehicles trans-- iI Ported that da,y, The We~lt Virginia St.ate &ad Commission informed Epling Mondly that it is planning to ha-ve the Main ~reet approaches concreted within a week, he said. Both terries cannot operate from t~!~m:~"'.~!te: is not always the guide to how cold you feel because it tails to take into account the chilling factor of winter's icy b l a s t s. The World Almanac says. For example, on a relatively balmy winter's day, when the temperature is 35 degrees, a wind or 20 m.p.h. creates an equivalent chill c t o r temperature on Ca human tlesh of 12 degrees. When the temperature is 20 a 15 m.p.h. wind will drop the chill factor temp- erature to 6 below zero. car tlat canoot land at Henderrson, thus both terries do not use the Hender&olllandlng. Another 1~ car ferry with a steel apron is to be constructed Cor Ohio Vnl!o,y Towing Co. within the next six weeks. and there is a Posslblllty oJ another landing In Kanauga to '!leed uP the lorry service. He said that when all the terries are event~ in • eration, Uley would not have to depend on one Ohio landing, Epling oald. EpJing, in defense of the company he represents, stated he realized many problemshadari.,. en, with many beyond the comPI.f\Y•s control, and ag&in hereferred to the Main street l.andlng collapse. ·AT lrotil , ling · roclar lmmodlalol,y 1m sale ogera~~on In the !011 radio oonlce betwoen lhiP and sbore would be a~o io Inform trarnc of b. . .ctnms In • pia~~ l'ol~, .............. , Top Voluo. II IXTRA 1111' VAI.UI IT_,. ..... ~"" . '· QU811er Fryen . '~ "Mll> •. ARTIFICIAL SWEE'JENEI . LYONS MARKET RUTLA~D • Reserved to · Limit Quantities DEPT. STORE I FROZEN FOOD BUY! (m~(L BONUS SIA PASS IIIADID I . Perfect Dessert IESTGUDE ICE CREAM ~~,/.~~~ DRINK YOUR VITAMINS! 5 ~~ 79~ .. 61ill LUCKY BUY ' OLIO; ...ular· BRA~P FlorfdaJIIIIIIao Dairy Fresh SlzeF.,U CHOCOLATE CELERY _, ILK ••. ' NfW MAGIC WHITENESS ~~ 19~ 29~ EE . ; Drip or ~· 59~ MAGIC GALLON JUG ' I , . ··, I ' .' 'i".., ···, '· ,. 1' 1 _,t~ 1", . . ·~ . . """'-.-. .... . . . :o:r -' . - ·'"T__.:.,....,. . ~-, -..L ...... .;;Iioi~";J..,.~~.... - - ·- - -. . . . . . . . . . Owt. j;,.,_, M.an.. Fryer .............. 39e DITIIIOIIIf · · Breeze .: '· ; . .., •' • .A• ....... Chkllto .......... :... ~·raM . • Mayonn~se . . ... . Cflono& U ... Loo1 .. ........ . . ,... ' 5I IXTRA 1111' VALUi IT_,. wllh ltllt ond ............ '2-17 .......... 1--40 ........ Froao•tloof CUBED STEAKS . ~ ·~~ ..•.•.••.••• - ,"'' ·Mo.w.llM I~ ' • ! j,, I~ I l.l!J ·.COffee .....••• ---. ••' •- ,.,. $ ' ~·..... Collllo t;neese ··-···------···-- .... atft. ' ...... *"" ., ""'";.., . or&ngeJuiee -~--- ~·;!~'":.... ~ !Color , _ ~ ..- 49e SSt $1 , . Strawberries ........... 5....: '"". Lt... . Cak Angel F~ . e ............ 3!k ..... 1«. 69f - ., ' .' ·. •j ,i ' • • • • • •• ... • lllx II lltTRA with thlt - Mu.......... ' A l . Sliced pp es· -- •· ····- Ice·,· A!mo- A No. 2 't - '· .' • . l!oxp. 3116/11 $1 -- ....... ·Green Beans •••• ·.:· ••• 3:: 79c -Oiaot . ' . 5 ,...-, ,.... $1 Sw~t Peas.......... .i ~ GEUTlNS .. Wllolo 1111111 Wllolo - . VALUE STAIW~j ond ........ .,......... Pie Filling -·-···-····· 4 :.:$1 cr.tn. .' \ .... IX'IIIIA TOP VALUI STAMP$ 212«. ..... ' ",, i !(_ a.1CID CHI- - !. Eicp.II!W c._ Slylo " 31........1... 69c YeHow Com ~ ---···· -.v.,,.._ .. ,.,._.,. $1 Por~&Beans .•....... 7 .... 1Mo. ·, CHASE&SANBORN LORIDA ORA·NGE L EJ,P. p,uty LiMI' .......... ' II.' ...... 73~.,.... 69·~ FEATURES 21....]( . 6 ... ' U. ............ .. ... ~ ·- tf OOJI ..... P&PLool,-.& N I K K - .. .. lll.lfc 43c ............ llot., Thlclt & Gortlc . lllfl ..... lfl.19c wt• lhlo ...,,. ond ..... ..u. "'UCHIII MilAn• wundry D11•1ent . nfu.t~ FISH STEAKS DAIRY BUYS! , ,, . layer Cake . ix !i[~:E::. ''*'·:1'1rshm,allow Creme Oranges For Salad =2!!:.~4~ _Kotex.:::-::••••••••••••~,••~~:1f Right AT RUTLAND . ·... Fey~r Hunt's Catsup••••••••••• 2f:.5 14-15-16 ' AT TUPPERS PLAINS ilt IXTRA 1111' VAI.UI /1.14 ' .... Turkeys -----------···-- Beef Stew.:.c::•••••••••.2: ~~ Spra~; .Star ' I f. Sucary ••••••••••••••••···~· . ~: ~- Mardi Elp.3/IW+ . K-WI-~AIIoo. 2 Elfldltt ~ 9c . BakingH~ ..........,.... 3 , .... ,,_, Cot Up ' ..u... Gow't..... ;;,.. .DouMI .._.. WAID CROSS ·sONS . ..,.1 ..... .... .._ ILICID LUNCHIOII MIAn Sunday 10 am-7 pm Mootr- Prien ,, llltitthlt_ .......... .. Pom~y KrOfJer Op11 ' '-'' ITIW ·=-.. ONcl . ~ ~b POiNT PLEASANT - T h e Cullqcli, M'!1Uo1,Park, Elalo RarMa""' Q>unt,y Q;Olrd of 'Edu~a- dlli, Jack Ropri, Douglas Rouse, service. . don Tuosclal' nlllhtli>Provodallot Elelne Rouse, Robert 9t811Zer, Follwolng the sometime uhot'' dlacu&Slon,• tho 1r0.c> aaked ~ of teaeher P!acemont as reeom-. Jane smith, Garnette Stanl~. ling what It could do to help tho mended by ii\11>1. L Brook.a Sltllth Hol011 Sler..._tt, James T..-lor, comPIO)' ProVide adoguato ,...,.. ror II'•}963-89 ochool ~r. ()>),y Lln\ta Toj'lor, Rlchlfd Ware, te&d\\lfl on -inlolilllracts Jlmml' ,ls>'Wed&e, 1\larpret With· leo. lllid' 1;1-cbat!onarlea were recom- · row, Russell WOO!I, Olsta> ~ling r<~>llod, better publicim....,d tor laot nlil!t's pla••· .Wrliht, Hel,n Williams, MI.· ty and cooPeration. 1110111. No permit ·toathora wore chael RowiiO,l'. It wao noted at this time by the WAHAMA JR, AI~IUI!; HIGH four press members prestmt that ollglblo ror placement Clyde prlncl.P,Il; Ml-· Max P, Creln oJUJecomp~, had lut nlllht and not roc<munonded <llaeJ Whalen, BettY Burrlo; 1101'1. certainl)' not beencooperative by tho !llperlnloitdent were Ovo Clpohart, Cll1rord CUtlip, Wll· with thepressdurlnetheweekshe 1pa<1 lieen In charge or the ..,.,... at Wahama Jr. and Sr. HI i h jlam McWhortor, ElOIIMll' Miltion here and wa anever avlillble Schools and ooo at Ml Flower lor, Vema Pop, lr111!!1er to Pt. Pleasant Jr: lll(h, NOtina , ...... tor answers to questions thepub- school. Those eligible and oot placed Roach, Gerald Slmmms, ._. llc wanted to !mow. were: Grant ~. J o h n Thaxton, Venalda Ware, J o.h n ~IIIII'& r<~>l.Y was that Creln Sang, LOis HuehOit. Donald V1n- Watkins. · r Meter onc1 Maxine Wlnptt, ail POiNT PLEASANT JR.. IIIGH BulU·ID Sonar ai Wahama Jr. and Sr. lligha, - !.Ianford Blelllnl, prlneiPal; The oilblrd is the only bird and Thomas Cook ot Mt. Flow- Edna B~tte, asst. principal( which has a natural built·in Bernice AnderiCII, HaniGJ Betz, ' n....:.aa...." sonar" to avoid obstacles er, Hlred and placed were, lreoo Brand, Mllloa --•w, while flying in the darkness PT. PLEASANT HIGHSCHOOL trana!orred lo principal at or caves in its South Ameri· Charles Wltllers, prlnelpal; Roosevelt school, 1\larll,yn Cascan habitat. Chai-Jes Chambers. assiStant to, Alina E. Conley, Marguerite Poorly Puld prlnclpel; Evelyn Brake, Hobort Eisel, Pauline Fogleaoo1, Alton The poet MJIIon. centuries Brandeberry, Claire BUrdette, Jordah, James J..angdon, James before the royalty system be- Judith Burdette, Mary CoOper. Page, Verna Page, Helea. Pocame general in the 19th ccn· Ciara Belle nom, Clllrord IMin, ling, Nell Rime, Larry SaW' tury , was paid only rive pounds by his publisher for VIolet Gerlach, Thomas Golt!el· yers, Kailo Smith, Elizabeth Wat. b', c. L. Head, Freda Henclor- toroon, Lannea Wllllamaon, B. writing " Paradise Lost." son, LavenlaJackson, Norma Me. R. Workman, Jerry Romine, Bar- "SOUP til iiiW" >r->".~ RACfNE CASH I ... C ·I " •, ' J ), ' i, . ........ . ·i" ") . ,_ Grapefruit ........ _·.·-- •• -~- • ~ 59e •. I ~ ' '• , l-21b, pice. of Counlry Ovtn FtG 8415 .~ ,, ·' ':,\" �~1, ' ., " ·· !!lilA.~ ·W~~TEI!S , Pd!Nr PLilASANT - Joiln ~ltJw, COUJ!Sel lor Ohio VnJ!oy Towtrw Co., which operates the rerry serv~~v 1\laoon and Gal!la counties, toldmembersotthe di~ aster committee and news media tliO ::''i:~~ on . a· dllteroilt 'Epllrw went on to oiate tho! J\ must be remembereCf that thia w~er~,~~~~~~~.,~~~ comPIO)' had $5Q,OOO In equip. meltt rus~ away In the river tho i>~'heorlna of whUe waiting five weeks on Ohio 1>01\1' bad promlaod · lnd West Virginia to Put in landIt a session yesterctas afternoon ings. then several miah"'s oc- trnaacrlpt waa the , of a that the coJI'lP&rly's schedule for curred to the boats such as 35· car ferry by tho co-. service in 30 days was service ~Ung anaworocl tho! the eon>cap~ble of 1500 to 2000 vehiclea the broken shaft on the Hu~tler and broken rudder on the eight 1>01\1'• had t~~e barge In PHtabursfl a da.y; 60 cUQ.·s, 3000 vehicles a car Clat, to d:i.sr~ service. to convert to tho 35 car flat but day and 90 d..... 4000 to 5000 At this point, Carroll Clsto. then tound alter the hearing that vehicles a da.y with three 15 chairman of the disaster comit was wholly the wroug kind or car Oats and one eight car Oat mittee, brought out that at the a vessel and could not be Coaat In OI>erltion b.y the 90 da,y ljml• PSC hearing the company stated Guard a,pproved. Epling SeenJed most perturbed ---,· ~ling said Ole "111'011 on lho atK.ut '"critical publicity" given present 15 car nat would be by news media or the area ol the ch~ to a steel Ql'on that service ot the ferry company. He slides into Ole landings lmltead did not thluk it justified. a n d of having to use runps as ltcbes thought some public expression, oow, and should be completed not crltlcal, should be given the within two weeks. £PDWID.Y's.etrorts. ~ling ootod U.at the OhlolancJ. Epling stated he felt what the ing I' liXed 50 botlltyp05 oJ apneWs media and public called in-rons can land but the West Vlradequate service waa part of ,• I I ' tho&:~d·:~~~~~~~ WORLD~ glnla ·landings are oo~ The eight growlng pains of a new develop. ment. and arter all, tllls ~om,pany was the only one who offered lJe.. fore the Public Service Commi..,. !ion to invest money and time to Provide service. for the area. EPling said. ''Asrorinadequlte service, we will oot take the blame for the pt. Pleasant Main Street · landing which collapsed, cancelling the eight car ferry service:• He said when b o t h were in operation last Saturday the service -.pproached adequacy with over 1600 vehicles trans-- iI Ported that da,y, The We~lt Virginia St.ate &ad Commission informed Epling Mondly that it is planning to ha-ve the Main ~reet approaches concreted within a week, he said. Both terries cannot operate from t~!~m:~"'.~!te: is not always the guide to how cold you feel because it tails to take into account the chilling factor of winter's icy b l a s t s. The World Almanac says. For example, on a relatively balmy winter's day, when the temperature is 35 degrees, a wind or 20 m.p.h. creates an equivalent chill c t o r temperature on Ca human tlesh of 12 degrees. When the temperature is 20 a 15 m.p.h. wind will drop the chill factor temp- erature to 6 below zero. car tlat canoot land at Henderrson, thus both terries do not use the Hender&olllandlng. Another 1~ car ferry with a steel apron is to be constructed Cor Ohio Vnl!o,y Towing Co. within the next six weeks. and there is a Posslblllty oJ another landing In Kanauga to '!leed uP the lorry service. He said that when all the terries are event~ in • eration, Uley would not have to depend on one Ohio landing, Epling oald. EpJing, in defense of the company he represents, stated he realized many problemshadari.,. en, with many beyond the comPI.f\Y•s control, and ag&in hereferred to the Main street l.andlng collapse. ·AT lrotil , ling · roclar lmmodlalol,y 1m sale ogera~~on In the !011 radio oonlce betwoen lhiP and sbore would be a~o io Inform trarnc of b. . .ctnms In • pia~~ l'ol~, .............. , Top Voluo. II IXTRA 1111' VAI.UI IT_,. ..... ~"" . '· QU811er Fryen . '~ "Mll> •. ARTIFICIAL SWEE'JENEI . LYONS MARKET RUTLA~D • Reserved to · Limit Quantities DEPT. STORE I FROZEN FOOD BUY! (m~(L BONUS SIA PASS IIIADID I . Perfect Dessert IESTGUDE ICE CREAM ~~,/.~~~ DRINK YOUR VITAMINS! 5 ~~ 79~ .. 61ill LUCKY BUY ' OLIO; ...ular· BRA~P FlorfdaJIIIIIIao Dairy Fresh SlzeF.,U CHOCOLATE CELERY _, ILK ••. ' NfW MAGIC WHITENESS ~~ 19~ 29~ EE . ; Drip or ~· 59~ MAGIC GALLON JUG ' I , . ··, I ' .' 'i".., ···, '· ,. 1' 1 _,t~ 1", . . ·~ . . """'-.-. .... . . . :o:r -' . - ·'"T__.:.,....,. . ~-, -..L ...... .;;Iioi~";J..,.~~.... - - ·- - -. . . . . . . . . . Owt. j;,.,_, M.an.. Fryer .............. 39e DITIIIOIIIf · · Breeze .: '· ; . .., •' • .A• ....... Chkllto .......... :... ~·raM . • Mayonn~se . . ... . Cflono& U ... Loo1 .. ........ . . ,... ' 5I IXTRA 1111' VALUi IT_,. wllh ltllt ond ............ '2-17 .......... 1--40 ........ Froao•tloof CUBED STEAKS . ~ ·~~ ..•.•.••.••• - ,"'' ·Mo.w.llM I~ ' • ! j,, I~ I l.l!J ·.COffee .....••• ---. ••' •- ,.,. $ ' ~·..... Collllo t;neese ··-···------···-- .... atft. ' ...... *"" ., ""'";.., . or&ngeJuiee -~--- ~·;!~'":.... ~ !Color , _ ~ ..- 49e SSt $1 , . Strawberries ........... 5....: '"". Lt... . Cak Angel F~ . e ............ 3!k ..... 1«. 69f - ., ' .' ·. •j ,i ' • • • • • •• ... • lllx II lltTRA with thlt - Mu.......... ' A l . Sliced pp es· -- •· ····- Ice·,· A!mo- A No. 2 't - '· .' • . l!oxp. 3116/11 $1 -- ....... ·Green Beans •••• ·.:· ••• 3:: 79c -Oiaot . ' . 5 ,...-, ,.... $1 Sw~t Peas.......... .i ~ GEUTlNS .. Wllolo 1111111 Wllolo - . VALUE STAIW~j ond ........ .,......... Pie Filling -·-···-····· 4 :.:$1 cr.tn. .' \ .... IX'IIIIA TOP VALUI STAMP$ 212«. ..... ' ",, i !(_ a.1CID CHI- - !. Eicp.II!W c._ Slylo " 31........1... 69c YeHow Com ~ ---···· -.v.,,.._ .. ,.,._.,. $1 Por~&Beans .•....... 7 .... 1Mo. ·, CHASE&SANBORN LORIDA ORA·NGE L EJ,P. p,uty LiMI' .......... ' II.' ...... 73~.,.... 69·~ FEATURES 21....]( . 6 ... ' U. ............ .. ... ~ ·- tf OOJI ..... P&PLool,-.& N I K K - .. .. lll.lfc 43c ............ llot., Thlclt & Gortlc . lllfl ..... lfl.19c wt• lhlo ...,,. ond ..... ..u. "'UCHIII MilAn• wundry D11•1ent . nfu.t~ FISH STEAKS DAIRY BUYS! , ,, . layer Cake . ix !i[~:E::. ''*'·:1'1rshm,allow Creme Oranges For Salad =2!!:.~4~ _Kotex.:::-::••••••••••••~,••~~:1f Right AT RUTLAND . ·... Fey~r Hunt's Catsup••••••••••• 2f:.5 14-15-16 ' AT TUPPERS PLAINS ilt IXTRA 1111' VAI.UI /1.14 ' .... Turkeys -----------···-- Beef Stew.:.c::•••••••••.2: ~~ Spra~; .Star ' I f. Sucary ••••••••••••••••···~· . ~: ~- Mardi Elp.3/IW+ . K-WI-~AIIoo. 2 Elfldltt ~ 9c . BakingH~ ..........,.... 3 , .... ,,_, Cot Up ' ..u... Gow't..... ;;,.. .DouMI .._.. WAID CROSS ·sONS . ..,.1 ..... .... .._ ILICID LUNCHIOII MIAn Sunday 10 am-7 pm Mootr- Prien ,, llltitthlt_ .......... .. Pom~y KrOfJer Op11 ' '-'' ITIW ·=-.. ONcl . ~ ~b POiNT PLEASANT - T h e Cullqcli, M'!1Uo1,Park, Elalo RarMa""' Q>unt,y Q;Olrd of 'Edu~a- dlli, Jack Ropri, Douglas Rouse, service. . don Tuosclal' nlllhtli>Provodallot Elelne Rouse, Robert 9t811Zer, Follwolng the sometime uhot'' dlacu&Slon,• tho 1r0.c> aaked ~ of teaeher P!acemont as reeom-. Jane smith, Garnette Stanl~. ling what It could do to help tho mended by ii\11>1. L Brook.a Sltllth Hol011 Sler..._tt, James T..-lor, comPIO)' ProVide adoguato ,...,.. ror II'•}963-89 ochool ~r. ()>),y Lln\ta Toj'lor, Rlchlfd Ware, te&d\\lfl on -inlolilllracts Jlmml' ,ls>'Wed&e, 1\larpret With· leo. lllid' 1;1-cbat!onarlea were recom- · row, Russell WOO!I, Olsta> ~ling r<~>llod, better publicim....,d tor laot nlil!t's pla••· .Wrliht, Hel,n Williams, MI.· ty and cooPeration. 1110111. No permit ·toathora wore chael RowiiO,l'. It wao noted at this time by the WAHAMA JR, AI~IUI!; HIGH four press members prestmt that ollglblo ror placement Clyde prlncl.P,Il; Ml-· Max P, Creln oJUJecomp~, had lut nlllht and not roc<munonded <llaeJ Whalen, BettY Burrlo; 1101'1. certainl)' not beencooperative by tho !llperlnloitdent were Ovo Clpohart, Cll1rord CUtlip, Wll· with thepressdurlnetheweekshe 1pa<1 lieen In charge or the ..,.,... at Wahama Jr. and Sr. HI i h jlam McWhortor, ElOIIMll' Miltion here and wa anever avlillble Schools and ooo at Ml Flower lor, Vema Pop, lr111!!1er to Pt. Pleasant Jr: lll(h, NOtina , ...... tor answers to questions thepub- school. Those eligible and oot placed Roach, Gerald Slmmms, ._. llc wanted to !mow. were: Grant ~. J o h n Thaxton, Venalda Ware, J o.h n ~IIIII'& r<~>l.Y was that Creln Sang, LOis HuehOit. Donald V1n- Watkins. · r Meter onc1 Maxine Wlnptt, ail POiNT PLEASANT JR.. IIIGH BulU·ID Sonar ai Wahama Jr. and Sr. lligha, - !.Ianford Blelllnl, prlneiPal; The oilblrd is the only bird and Thomas Cook ot Mt. Flow- Edna B~tte, asst. principal( which has a natural built·in Bernice AnderiCII, HaniGJ Betz, ' n....:.aa...." sonar" to avoid obstacles er, Hlred and placed were, lreoo Brand, Mllloa --•w, while flying in the darkness PT. PLEASANT HIGHSCHOOL trana!orred lo principal at or caves in its South Ameri· Charles Wltllers, prlnelpal; Roosevelt school, 1\larll,yn Cascan habitat. Chai-Jes Chambers. assiStant to, Alina E. Conley, Marguerite Poorly Puld prlnclpel; Evelyn Brake, Hobort Eisel, Pauline Fogleaoo1, Alton The poet MJIIon. centuries Brandeberry, Claire BUrdette, Jordah, James J..angdon, James before the royalty system be- Judith Burdette, Mary CoOper. Page, Verna Page, Helea. Pocame general in the 19th ccn· Ciara Belle nom, Clllrord IMin, ling, Nell Rime, Larry SaW' tury , was paid only rive pounds by his publisher for VIolet Gerlach, Thomas Golt!el· yers, Kailo Smith, Elizabeth Wat. b', c. L. Head, Freda Henclor- toroon, Lannea Wllllamaon, B. writing " Paradise Lost." son, LavenlaJackson, Norma Me. R. Workman, Jerry Romine, Bar- "SOUP til iiiW" >r->".~ RACfNE CASH I ... C ·I " •, ' J ), ' i, . ........ . ·i" ") . ,_ Grapefruit ........ _·.·-- •• -~- • ~ 59e •. I ~ ' '• , l-21b, pice. of Counlry Ovtn FtG 8415 .~ ,, ·' ':,\" �• ,_ , . . . . No~ l'(lll Know .. t ',f. ' ' ,.. . ,, . \laW:;eWitft 2U,'i3:1,682 act$s, h~tloual (OL..st ,area tlton. ~ £tthor ~te. < • ... • t\ ', _. hno - . '' To ancc to a family with cystic Cit~ rosts children was planned wlten the E~t and l'orty Meigs Coull\)' S&lon 710 met Mo11day ~t at the home or Mrs. Pat Tbornton. The grow> made plans to pr~ pare Easter baskets for the siX children and giving $20 to the Camil) lor other needs. D.i.rlng the meeting presided over b)' Julia Husen, chapeau, Mary • l ~ held Thun~ ntBht. , . A report !rom .the ml<l:wlnttr poovior held In Columbu• MarCh 2 and 3 was given, and It was noted that roporto have been compiled and mailed to J a n o Willis, state chairman. Durire the meeting it was also r.,_rted that the constitution and bylaws have been corrected and sent to the state (J!l'lctal. Pearl Knapp, scholarshiP chairman, reported on the afghan to be given away by the salon At the suggestion of Velsle Rou11h, la concierge, the gl'OLIP voted to purchase an American fiag and to have a Salon banner made. A comnumi4:ation from t h e Franklin County Salon 333 was reaf ln which local members were inv:lted to rutendthegroUP's annual dJnner and wreck to be church were h18hlights o1 a meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service Monday night &t Heath MethodiRt Church. "Youth - Society's Untapped Resource" was the program topic presented by Mrs. Emt~rson Jones. Mrs. Jones related results of a study conducted by Grace N. Fletcher who traveled across the country Jnter viewing young people on their attitudes toward the church. 11tree viewpoints on youth and their relationahlp to the church, that of mature worn. en, the theologian, and young people, were presented in the study. The devotional program given by Mrs. Galen Brown also MEIGS THEATit£ TONJGIIT AND THURSDAY NOT OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY March 15-16 "TARZAN AND THE GREAT RIVER" ITecnnkolor) Mike Henry, Jan Munay "JACI( O"D!AMONDS" l'l'eohnicolor) Geo. Hamilton, Jos. .Cotten SIIOW START!J7 PM ' and Catherine Wehh. Jobs Daughters Plan Meeting ters, met Monday night at the Plans were made for a rum- POmeroy Masonic Templt. Plans were also made during mage sale to be held on May 3 the meeting presided over by Debbie King, honored (JleeD, for membera or the Bethel to attend church at the Brad:Jury Church of Christ on SUnday, APattending. ril 21. Initiatory work tor two girls was conducted and distinguished Masons introduced and welcarried out the theme on youth comed were Thomas C. Edwards of America. Opening with the and Paul Darnell, Knights of song, ~'Give of Your Best,'' Mrs. the York Cross ot Honor. DarBrown read Paalm 144, and then nell is also associate guardian reviewed a chapter, .. Enthusi- of the temple. asm and OUr Future'' taken from Norman Vincent Peale's book, "Enthpsiasm Makes the Differ- CALL AT NUR&NG HOME Mrs. Mattie Sprouse anc:l Barence." 9le concluded with a prayer for youth to organ music by bara visited recently with Mrs. • Lillian ~rouse, Angels of Mercy Mrs. C. M. Hennesy . D.Jring the business meeting Nursing Home at Albany, Ohio. conducted by Mrs. Nan Moore, pbna were completed for the family night observance to be COME FOR VISIT held on March 25 in honor of Mrs. Mae Casto ot Cheshire, the Rev. and Mrs. George 51dwell. The Sldwells are home spent a recent evening with Mrs. on fUrlough after six years in Mattie ~rouse, Barbara and Linda, Pomeroy. Korea. The annual district W.S.C.S. MOTHERS NEIDED meeting will be held in JackTwo den mothers are needed son on April 15, it was announ- to complete the CUb Scout proced. A report on shut-in visits gram of ~racuse, Minersville wasghen. and Forest Run area. Cub SCOUtThe St. Patrick's Da,y theme master Is Bill Arnott, with Charwas carried out in the refresh- lie Hamilton and Dale Warner ment table decorations. An ar- as assistants. Mothers interestrangement of white carnations ed In help!nc '""' call any ol in a green container, jreen ta- the three otftcen mentioned. pers and: shamrocks were used on the table. Hostesses w e r e TREES PLANTID Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. John Four Dogwood trees have been Ketchka, Mrs. MUdred ZeiSler, Mrs. 0. P. Klein, and Mrs. planted in the school yards of Cecil KJncaid. Cheesecake, nuts the lour schools in the Eastern district by the boys of Scout and coffee were served. TrOop 235. t;ISOIIO'COOnor, Scout Master. donated the t r e e s throu&h the O'Connor Tree and Landscape Service. The b o y s helpihg to plant the trees were Tim Bawn, Tim Guftllil, !liarlea Brewer and Marvtn Taylor. 279.95 With Trodo . ~t£~,~~~~~~~nc~f w» ,,•.• Ll. FAUZER Jitney Supper, Square Dance Being Planned aim. members Durlng the meeting school l••••••••••••••••••••••t BUSTER BROWN. and Othen I Misses and I Childrens I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 203 Pain I Selected I Stock I DRESS PATENTS '' ' You get these deluxe Norge featurH • Deep Handidor Shelves * • "Quick-Serve" Dairy & Eu Storap • Full-w•dth Pllreelain Crisper • Sturdy Steel Shelves • Cold-lock Maanetic Doors - - - AVailable with Automatic Detrost in Jtefrigerator Section only as Model H&J..1430 ' 249.95 l INGELS J Thursday, Friday, S.turday I NO DEFROSTING IN THE 810 ' Open Fri. and Sat. Nights . .JZ.24DJ.---------~--'!:'!~!! '•, . da3 s• memory books were sold. The at- ments. THURSDAY tendance award went to the thil-d MIDDLEPORT ALUMNI Aslll. grade t.u(!!lt by Mrs. Martha at 7:30 p.m. al the home or Bob Chapman. Charles King prelidByer, president, 125 Felrlane ed at the business session. Drive. All 1968 officers an d The meeting opened wl1h demembers of the executive comvotions by Mrs. Purl Van Metmittee and otl1er interested MHS er. The pledge to the nag was gr.Wat01 Invited. led by Bl'Ol'ljlle Troop I~ .ilf!s, P!IILATHEA SOCIETY, M I dTammy Martin, Terri vbifng, dleport Church ol Christ, 7:30 p. Florence Richmond, and Teresa m. at the church. t.., Van Meter. XI GAMMA MU Chepter, Bola Cub SCOut Pack 240 presentSIIPJIB Phi Sorority 8 p.m., Coed a skit Taking part were Gary Jumbua and !brthern Ohio FJecGeorge, Ricky and Rand;)< George, trlc Co. social room. Gary and steve Nelson, Gregg MEIGS COUNTY Young IJom, Van Meter, Bobby Wllllamsoo, ocr&t Club staging "Meet the Johnnie Thomas, and Mark RichCandidate N~t," 7:30 p.m. II mond. Pomeroy Elementary School. Games were conducted during Refreshments. the concluding social hour. XI GAMMA MU Sororlcy II 8 p.m. at the COlumbua and SoutllLEADS BffiLE STUDY ern Ohio Electric Co. Mrs. Walter Waddell was the FRIDAY Bible study leader at a meetSQUARE DANCE, 9 p.m., BedIng of Group m of tl'le Women' I lord Yootll Center, &poo!Ored by AsiiOC!atlon ol the Middleport Darwin Motorcycle Club. ' First United Preshyterian ST. PATRICK'S Day dance, Church held Monday at t h o I'I>Jtllr<'J' Jlln!or IIlah School AudThe inscription. "In God We church. Her name was uninten- Itorium 9 p,m, to I a.m. Trust," first appeared on U.S. tionally omitted from an eerl!er aored by 1)rln City Shrine Club. coins in 1864. report o! the meeting. Mao!e lor dallclnc by the "Five Saints.'' Tablet available. I I I I I I NO OEFAOSnNO IN THE ItO R... , . Gi'q: i Ci!Ahi:il' ~; ory _ , Mro. at. .-~ owed conveca. ) .' uirriili\e E. J, tliil!; 7.:30 p.m. AU eoJni)Onlont Price, ell or Sl, Albus, w. Va.; toiiiton<!o Mr, and Mro, HUsoel,l Balnam. WIIITF; ·j«>SE LODGE No. 291 Mr. and Mrs. j(ematll West, II 1130 ., , , NiddJIIIIOrt_Leaton Mr. and Mro. John Platt; Sr., Holl. Mrs. Craee El<lilnern, and RobLENTEN ·SE:IIVICFS at t h e ert Waush, all o1 COlumbuot Mrs. '1'r1n1Qo United Church of Chrlol, Jolm Stolar o! LOrain; Mr. and 7:30 p.m. Wednesday. !lle<lel Mrs. Charles Woode or Allred; music ~!'Ill be presented by the Mrs. 0, M, Martin or Wester- youth 1bolr UJider tho dlrectioo >ille; !llld Mr. 111d Mr•. Jolm ol Mro.\larvln Burt. Ha,yea o1 Chelter, GRAND INSPECTION, Ev&IIP'Mrs, James Jividen entered sellne Chapter. Order or the Hoi...- Hoop!tal Tuesday lor ob- Eastern Star, 7:30 p.m. at the aervatlon anc1 treatment. Middleport Masonic Temple; lnMr. an~ Mrs. Rl.\'lllOIId Coles IIPOotlng o!lleer, Helen Bartle)', o1 Middleport anc1 Mr. and Mrs. worti\Y grancl motron. Chorles Ho1llng811ed or Gallli>orHu)!SD'AY Us IJlOIII the weekend Ill Fort cHOm PRACTICE at t h e Braa. N. C. vlelt!Jig SSill. and Trlnlty United Church of Christ, , Mrs. Charles Garnes. Mrs.. 7, 15 p.m. conin)unieyCholrpracGameo Is the daugllter or Mr. tlce at 8 p.m, !or the eanlola, and Mrs. Coles and the slater "The Crucl!lxlon" to he preoiMr. Holllngshed. sented oa Good Friday, yeroons Interested In joining the choir sked to come to the pracoare a 11 ".:FTERNOON cmCLEorHOath Metbodlst Church, 2 p.m. Thuroclay at the Church. ELEANOR cmCLE or Heelh Metbodlst Church, 7:30 p,m, at th burch ~~I-COUNTY Citizens• Band Two fund r&Uing activities, Radio Club akating party Th!>roa jitney supper and a scp.~are clay 7-30 to I0-30 p.m. a1 t h 0 dance were planned by the RYl- st<ai.~-Way on Chester land P. T.A. Monday nl&llt at the R ad Door prl,.s and cake school. W:.k~ The allalr \a open to club The jitney supper was schedn !llld their !rlendo. uled for March 22 at the grillde BRADBURY P,T,A.,7:30 school with the square dance to Thuraday at the Bradbury Schoolbo held on the following niP.!. Film, "Born In Freedom" wlll Parents and teach~rs were ask- be shown. Third grade r o o m ed to contribute to the supper. mothers wtll serve refresh, !IA5Tm i /rltelmi.t . ~ ' J ' • ' 6J' r&i.Me/glrMa.!OI! A,~ Y, I i ' " .,' . .14, 1968 ., .. ~· "I"· S&l!)l,; calssiere regarding their plan to visit the ~ 13 meeting ol the Obligation night was aet I o r local salon. A letter was also read from the G.Wa County S.. March 25 when Bethel 62, lnterlon 612 noting that they will be naUonal Order O( Jobs Daugh- ATA LOW LOW PRICE/ , I ' < ' and I• l110 travetlni 'Pl:!!• eO... trlbilt~ • 1zy El,leen 'I@! 1fOn b)' :r.lrs, Th!>rnton. ,It;,.., IIJIIIOUfiCed that ihe 1\1)<4,.... lni' will-be held at tile -llCm\ii·'or Gladys Mowrey with 1v11 ~ as the co.boateas. ~ T'he Sl1nt PAtrick'• ~ than'e was carried O\lt tn· the table decorations for reh'e~ments ol partemental Cha,peau Virginia Rahe and her le secFetaire- Yo,uth Relationships To the Church Noted Renewal of a $566 misslon pledge and a program on youth and their relationship to t h e '~ jello, cakes and eoltee ~erved by Mrs. Thornton and Mrs. Knlgp. ~ks were ·gtven as favorJ · to each one attending, lnoluding and e:q>ressed ~preciation to thole named and Eunle Brinker Martin, ehUd welfare chairman reported that an additional $4 had been given by the Solon on the Den- the New York Clothing House for ver hospital bed project. The permitting a window display or late•! contribution brings t h e the afghan and tro.Llhies won b.Y loCal Salon's gilt on the project the S&lon, to $341 it was reported. Letters were read from the I& I .. ' . '· An !::aster project o! aSil&t.. ~ . <\-~ ... I I I I I I I I I MABEL WOLFE MRS, holta fhlrd Frlcllu' Club at 7:30 p.m. or ... at sea.se ntller NotiJ1i thai Cowley till 'the hl&hei!l · rate lo the 11a1o ot Ohio, Mrs. $i111SI sp01<0 o1 the tli>ercutolls 'ol!nlcl as one ol die mala eone~~ or her '~ent. ll1e ~ed thlt ell ohUdron In lba oChool1 were wiier illle fear , lllvon tho opportJi.l\Y fM lldl) tellllli& ' bUt that 2,000 did aOt . par!lcl,.. pate -ID the skin teatlnJ _HO:., gram, Permlsolon olparentawaa reodred. ' The apeiker commented '"' other el!nlca coomcted 1lY the deportment !Jieludinll orlllqledl~, epileptic, cardiac, viJUll, .a • d llearlns ancl ~p~~ed>, ll1e JPOke of the 11fller teat!Jig P"!'lflln :::: mtel1 that swiJiUnlnl pool, . lakll are teated perlodlcalb' lor· water aolety. In tal'-'-- Of Ill Mro. Sltausa, ...,. e lldmln!slratlve pballs '"the ,de, portmjlll, noted tbal evtry 1111· ·ment ot the <0111113 lo repro-. ed 0:0 the governing board. . Mra. Ted WUner anc1 Mra. Paul Eichinger'& br>OWIIle.led In the pledgo to tho !IQ to the meedng, Comlllllllo on Lent were lllv• by the Rev. Bill Perrla, deiOIIonal leader. Leo cr...-, Ateey chairman, announced SaiOil' Patrol Toa Day tc he held In Pomero,y and Mlddleport Saturclay. He eiBOreport. ed that he would epeak WMPO .B:--a rd. ·· ;~~ . w~:roN S!¥Jr$ry Hon6 H. Fowler told. ~e:u,!Oifll' that ""I !I!JJ.OIIIl!l~ men 1'1\o ,want to preservej!lll .~~ij' ullblll4' wUI pill a~~~>;: b\11' o~ the liooka ;.. i• Q:· -v~~~1.··.-. , Q '· other Mrl. 1. E. l>!n, John 11)011 lor the mem~·~·~:j::~;:~~ cooldes !OJ; the , Heert SUnday. 'h Realdonll 111'8 reminded tba1 contr!butloi.i aro IIIII helng ae~1 copied and IIIII' he nlall.,.r to; Mro. lli)'Doldo. A thanks tothevol_ _,halbeon extended by the drive chairmen ' SALE 4.88 and .88 Yellow, red, Navy, white and black Chapman.;. C;"·. SHOE ,~STO~ N&xt Door to Elbfrfeldtl ' " ' • • _, : · .; "! • ,0'1 r ~L ~~~~i~J~~i; d.Udta and move toward a more balanced budget. He iald the $12 b!lll<ll tax hlko alael1 neede~ to eoverV!otnam War costa. uu there ta any revloloo 0'1 ~ ln Alia It will be on the upside, u he aatd. Cutback ·._.Pome_roy F • , _J._,I.umped '· Ho.spital :~~::n"th;e•::·t:::i -~~ aemg ~'l<tth> Yout'h ~li• ·-~ Awarded, at~ scor~ Wednes~ Grant BeUlfi • pr0be or ·th~ 1ng 011 monetary system ..... toda)'." - Jnto Crash Visit in Gallio ,.., Of Fan Jet Rev. el ill• For 1101'1 • bad a bwlo. Rhodel :.... o.,.... lh• ~~ The aew ~~ Jli-'11 the ::-s f.tftj =--~~~~~~~'::c~'!. 1 " I Uiio$...,_ ;,; •tel<, 1 '!.. KODAK Fll ·color. Selld ~lack and whhe or fhHI all sizes. Cam.,. n:""""' · · . Shr' S Dance Saturda y .,._,t. - ::.U": "!': ab.r 1 172 l ~,;.., , ':""""!Y the ht Floor. Phone Is April 19th Pharmacy \ ' '1; l!nllle 75 cenll. Public ID· vlted. /' - ' ' ' ,. "', ..'' · .. ( .. : , .. :·: .1 . ..... A ''" · ... . . , ............. . . . . . . .. ..... ' . .. .. . ... . - ) , {~ 'l ~.~.· ~ ·· ~, ' ' . - .. ~ . ····· 1 . .... .. ..... ... ,;- •. ":"' ·. ' • \I . '•l· ~ . .. ~ 'I -· ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' '' r· ' · · · •. ,;1'.., 1 ••• 1 I <' .Boost.for Business untn- .!ood co..,..., Tbe money tran.. 1 because or ad·'-" wiU '"""' 1n..,. actions with the ree'"lento .., ta!n!ng forms !rom the State he handled throu&h locally..,. Welfare Department. provtcl banko. Harr!e Marlo Smith, MaJss Ree!plonto then &Pa1d their Wel!are lllrec:wr, who wUI bead co- just as they would,...,. the program, said her ~ in lnl' authorized retail food mont Is prOJ)Ored to put the pro. store. They can ..... lillY !oocllor <AY Ject In operation when the form• human consumption they Willi.,.. arrive. cOil! foods platnly ideutl!locl 10 Prewett said the wel!are ck>. being ImPorted. NoJ>.tood !tans Partment wW determine the au.. such as alcoholic beverages. fir g!bU!cy O[ !amil!es and advloe bacco ProWeto, 8081)&, pet lood, them on the amount they will vegetable !Oeds and tho Uke can, ' need to invest, an amOunt that oot be purchased with food stamp · generally depends UPon family COIJ&IOnS. size and income. Prewett said he will vialt all · Eligible parsons pay that the stores authorlzedtopardc&. amount in cash for Cood COlP)ns pate .Prior to the time the pro.. and recetvo rr,. -.p ao. . lmPI•maoll4. thiiin JM;lp .. . su .. , . reaaed , •entad at th• sessi-. ·be unable to stort It ~ t :~·= ' ~ ~ ·co:::;':' ~i:ourlb'lllt>rtoo"•• i,.i~'~;J; 2 Bodies Recovered . 'J)t \ EL-BERfELDS _EXPLAINS ·FOOD l>TAMPS- Max Prewett, o!!!cer in charge.or the Porlilmouth District eo,. oumer end M&rketl!rg Of!!ee for the U. S.Dopaltment of Agriculture, Wedneeday, q,!ained tho food stamP Program to Meigs c::ount¥ grocers Who will he handllnc the COUPOno, Pr...-eu, rf&ltt. chats with Ml" Harrle Marie Smith, Meigs· Wellare lleplljment dlrect<)r, Who will have chll'J!e o1 the Program, and Robert Clark, Meigs Co..,cy Comml"ioll!!'• At loll Is Clem Cooper, a Portland gro. · cor. - Sentinel Photo, 1\IJTLAND - n,yger Cre!lli was C!!nnlestldllamwltfll~pulnts The Income surtax on corporbulnPed PomeroY from the Firot while Mable Maoteu got ate and Individual Income• Is An averqe &percentlnorease Annual Girl! Invitational · IJall, 2, end Macy KiU,li In busln•so ts e'!>ortenced by ,.. t~.. _ · f!.. ...,..., needed, Fowler said, to restore Ba kat'-.. n' ..........._ aT .o...nament by owry lOPPed Pomeroy with 6, confidence abroadthat1heUnlted grocersauthorizedtohandlefood II her. alter- . Becky Neaoe got 4 and M8J;IIl'n &taml>s, eccording to an agrlcut. noon. ' · Brown and Mary Radford, 2 each, states w!ll reduce ooarlngbuclget The Meigs • Ga!Uo Ne!g!lbor- ture eJII!ert. With 1joth teams !ilOTing a The tournament w!U move Into hood Youth Corps Pluoil the Max Prewett headorthe Port.. •troll' dll\tn•lve game, KC,IUJnllo semf.!!nal round lhls Fr!ciaJ Communlcy Action Program too mouth District o! the U, S. IJo. ed ~'-' In 1r ~ laced a cutback !n !Undo b&o partm ent or Agr1cu1 ture , s eo.. · .... Ont e-2 by the clooeol with GoJlipol!s ployingNorth Galcause of ut 1..&.t money." .... .~ Marketing SOrvlce, li the !!rot period, led'lO,S 't h.U. Ita at 7 p, m, and M!ddleporttak· The Ohio Hospital Adv!BOcy sumer ~N t!Die, and 13-12 when the tblrd lng on llyger Crook 118 p, m. Council has approv'ed a grant of Meeting at the Meigs Coun\) P<>lnted thta out In a meeting with quartei'~ndod. ,The championship niatcl!i>wiU $200,000 lor Veterans Memorial courthouse Wedneo~ nl&h~ Meigs Count,y store owners and Kyger Creek' a high scorer be saturday, Marth 16, !ollowin& Hospital fu Pomeroy, it was reLauren Hottman. director ot 'the managers seekiqg authorizad.on . a consolation game at 7p.m. " ported tocla,y. Commwdcy Action Prot~ ram, &aid to handle !ood Stan\PS when the The amoum, with matching the Bureeu o! Worka Program 15 program Is imPlemented here. funds tobeprovidedlocally, would In the Process o( "deobllgatJ.rw'' He explained that some larJI)o .·.·.. . .... . _ . . :::::;.:::, . . be used for the construction of PARKERSBURG, \\', Va. (UPO some alreattr &~>.Proved Jlrojecta era and Jow..income tamilles wW •.•.•.· ··•· .1·:· :..... · ' . a 50 _55 bed addition to the pre- - A team of Federal Aviation in order to have money lor other aho benellt from the .PI'Oirant, • • ~ sent racfllty. . Adnrlnistratioo CE1\A) investtp- much needed summer Jltojects. in addition to groe.ers. ,I 'J :Q_ . Pipl tor the addition JrEI on tors was to at_art Jts probe toGallil '" Meigt CAP ttande fD Prewett said the lood Starl1) IJ~...-.;o v~i·~ l'ntr fiillr·lht'"Oiito · lltiPI,.t• 40!. '- l~ ii~m. ,h,ft_ tole 'R>roi~aly •Ba,ooo, ~ pro.rlllt hore Ifill II!! bepl on : .,.,._. •••.•:,., •• ·'' .<·•. "·' '··"·"''··· ..... •• .•: ••0>:.... . . ....:.: .:, w., ,..,. ...... .....1.: or Healtl\ a.n4 ""'" Ql. wh ffi (Jj,lii ·: : .:~;:~::::::::~:=~~=:#::~::;:::::::::::!\§:::::;:;:::::?.:::~i~;:::::;;~;~;::~:;:;::;r:~:~f::::ti::~;::i:::::::~;:;:;:::.;:;:~;f~;: H~t-~rton Funds was made on 1be expentive, Eutopean.bullt rronri:t ntofttha kl ~enmonthL • w " - \ , . the liasls or tllo!O pions lor the r 'et The summer ~rtlono!tl\e expansion an J carr led th ree pllot1 ·-• .. N , pro. • -: Ill' United Freoi International Altogether ~ 12 147 364 was .: three meehanlcs from, the Mead ~~ , 10!U be ChiiWed, but very 1 ~· RPBERT F. KENIIE1JYbllgana oerlou!assessmel!lol given blank~ approv~l by the Corp., lla,ytoo,, Ohlo. Th~ were 11 llioney ,m he loll thiouih his ,J!J1Ildiptlal prospects ~ amid lndleatloqs Democratic council lor Ohio Institutions enroute here to repair • clio- deobligatfon, he ~ald. . ' •l\ , t~f~a , W\11 not OlaftWede tD his cauoo. The New York Larpst iln81e sum was. $2 2 abled DC3 owned by the company Richard G, Slj're, oxec:uttve · · I · ~ '"~r~'l, announcement Wednesda)' that he .was .. million tor the merger of Hol2e,r ' which was torced clown Tuea- dlrecwr, gave a rt~~ort on the GALLIP()LIS, Ohlo (IJPI) , 1 · , ,,..._ t~<Po•=· o! t\!ll!1lliJI against President John...; da,y night. Green Amendment and eJII!lalned The bodies of two men, believed \' ' C!IIUiht ~ '- ·. s by SUL1>rloe. Moot Indicated they would Hosp!ta: and the Medical Center The FAA tower said the pilot the action that had been taken b)' to be the lillie persons reported .I will;llllill thi!Wa jell b~re m-klng comm!triLents. ~~:~: ln Gallipolis Into • new of the cralt, George P. Perk- count,y oommlsotonen of each mlsltng alter their motorboat /' -' . . ~ aldopotd his declojon mJsht come by early next AI so · a roved was , 116 666 Ins, 1!, Dayton, was aclvlaed run- couJW,y, He al!o •Poke brlelly In coUided with a barge near here, ll!ld It ~peared unUkoiJ many _ fellow llomocratic pullCO PPI ~. •• J• k woya were Icy and that lii'OUild reprd to the new Head ~rt were reeovered from the Ohio •·u!d he bl r a new ac 111 "J 1or •.ue ac • ld annrovall Galli M •-:u• wo a e to sort out bY til~ the conwlexlties of a son County · Health Departm nt ,. ~rews wou sand them on re- .....-r n a .. e"'S'"• River near ljurllnston toda,y, /·! .~·~ •ontOit Involving an Jncuritbent President and the a1e • Congreuman Clarence E. !\Ia. The bodies were Cound at 8:45 lilaoiY yoU eltabushed ·~ ol peace candidate Sen. E,.. "He was advised or the leo ler has announced the IIIProval a.m. by workers on a tow boat I f ·--~~rt~· mers pon~r snow and he more or lm o~ Ec,~:'mtc ~th about 35 mUeo •down river from 1 1 ' "' 1 ' .. elected h!msel! to have a look y •• , to e the site of the accident. 1 COt,IJMBU's ..: PEOfti'l'li!o'WilOTE oil MIMesota !>en, ot It and landed," said James GaWa - Meigs CAP lor Head Two other rna in the small j ! ~- ~~·• bid !o'r the preotden<y now aro "offering A St. Patriek's Day dance, Durham, FAA acting facli!Uos Start. !.I.Yre Slated 120 children boat that wrecked made it safe>~ntrlbiC!o"'! and Is~ lor-work,'' according to the coord!.,. open t<) the p\i>l!c, will he held chle!, wut be Involved In the Program. ly to shore. '~:i -· *~ mov~ In Ohio. March 16 a1 the Pomeroy Junior "He circled around and docid. Wl\!lam Webl!, NYC director, The tour were retundng home "t{ • . ~lwiotlhi'Ohio ~rata lor McCarthy c,am. IUI!Il SchOOl auditorium !rom 9 ed he MXI!d have a took._... and rOPorted on NYC projecta. New from work ~ the Ooo<IJear plant •:, ~•.•. b~~ 'llll:ke,.lll th,e Bookeye Sial• were "abo · to 1, sPi>nsored by the Twin C!cy then' lancled. There 1fas a laot Programs were dlocuosed but no In Apple Gmve, W, VL Jl~ocr: 111 !dJ otroJW ,OOwlng In the Naw Ha1111>Shrine Club. tr..lilillosl<ll !rom hlm, · - de!ln!te p!aas were - - the acd- oceured at 12:20 .,~ , "'~,. Shlr~. :.'"10, 1\1111 ···. '··!,•,,r Me ,,; ~.a.,blg:liooot In Ohio, Music w111 be provided 1u' 1he thlilr like, •rm going In,' llftd a.m. The men had been 110lng to I! 1 ' ' Five sa&ta, price per couple, . tben the me11age wu JuinbJed," ancl coming from work by buat De~tdline : ··• , W~Gt'ON,.o; A $IllES OF, PRiMJ\RY $4. Tickets moy,bupurchaset! In llurhaln said. '/ ·~ lead P.relj!le~',~-·· to lake aoothir 'look Middleport at DUtton Drugs, and Besides Perk!no, pilots T, D. . ' Wlllll to,{Un lor r"';elect!On. __. . VIllage and BOhr Leone, 48, TIPI> Gl\Y, Ohio, and j · ' · Ai ~~;" Joh~ Ia •Iii! d\e oddr.Op Clothiers; PomefQ)', Nel!llll, Rebert J. SCanlan, 32, Middle' ) · ~ Ne" 'IJa!l!l)ihlre perfl,ips · · SWisher and 'I'Ah'se aii<II~O.. York t~\ \Ohio, perllhlld. Aloo killed The deodllne lor making '• 'l. niliiiY ·rii.CH ~~,J. McCa!1hl' IIJUU e101hlng HOuae; oRotlond. MUier were mOchan!ea Albert c. Stor- changeo ol l!stlnga In the 196ll r ~~ 'Brothers Servlie SiatlonandGro- men~ 17, Vandall1, Ohio, Mar- telephone directory Is April 19, 1 , rat~e· or,nloliiOM•', caediclalO ~ . Jlw, N_,'\ ~ ~. ~ • ... eery; Feed!Jore, tin S. Oris. 43, Daytaa, and General TelepllGne Co. of Ohio ' 1 • • · . ,. and ln ~ew~· Rlehard AnderiOII, 50, Xenlo, said toda,y. ' ·;. AN UNJJ~1JAL ~· "'ll!bor lenders, Ta!>f•h ' wUI ohio. ' Rchert Keatley o! Athena, and proco~J4r~ lo llnllill up &idsi ' trtet; coqmterc.W m&llll8r, said qieS'O(~tcy l~t.,,'ltl,v, cuotomero ahou!d ..,.-1 OilY corPilrriNG rectlonalll th•!rpllCtnel!otlnglor (II PO 1ho chanse or Minos plamedbeiori Joalo 16 to theeompl!»''• POme- ·• ol&ht With ro,r bGIIInels olllce no later than and oecn- Ai>rl! 19. ,. aald th11 would llreet .' or bu~uthatpl..l lalllll • teleph<lno o- Syracuse Youth Soturdoy VALUES TO 9.00 Fowler told 1he Senate FinanCe Committee that' evenll It holile and abreed ''live greet urpney to prompt action" <11 the stalled tax bill. . 11 AU reasmable men WhO want to preserve , this n~tion'a sta.. bUlly will put a tax bUI 011 tho booka in the neD 30 daya," he deelared. Fowler Mid the "hiehlY volatlie situation" in Europe•s gold ed ill ti>O drln the I I I I NIDDLEPOtn' - Mr•. Eber 1 Lswla of Lebunan 1J here wttb her - . Mro. Ealella Wal. I burn I home. who remalnl W at ber I NEW HA VF.N SENIOR Mlllh- ky lhlo, ALee Ami - · · Bai'barl vii Sl,)rn, Jlnle R•H, 1 oro Chi> apooaoro a teen dance Neaae, ~ Soyre, I'll 11oo1, lllerrl 1· !rom 8 to 11 p.m., at tile Wa- Crall. 1 hama IIIah IICbool audllorlum. Fisher. !.1m Baker, and BIll Joys will emc:ae. I ThoSENIOR CLASS ol southerll I Hl&h School will &poo!Or a Sal die Hawkins Day dance !rom 8 Mlsical Program I to 11 With mullc 1zy "The Next I In Une." Chlrp per couple, GiVen at School WOllEN'S BASKETBALL, IWillnd VI, .Cbe-, 7:30p.m. II the IWilllld 10111llorlum. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE party will! llle Joy1 II tha MlddliiiiOrt 111111! ochGol l!ldllorluln b'olll 8 to lll).m; Scl!ooJ apoooorlld. Jlub. Ue'II tnicomo. . . •k~ A oo A party WlS held Saturdoy In Clbservanee of tho dlb blrtll· c1a1 aanlveraary oll!arbara KIT Flllher, dau&hter of Mr. and Mre. Maoon F!lher. Glmeo were p111ed with prizes being - bJ1 Ntelq ltlo, JanIe Reoae, lnd -11 Holmaa. Cake and Ice erNIII. were Hn· ed durlnl tho l1111rmm party. Gueste · - e LGulll C o I o, Huberta Colarl, lllerrl. Cral& Delti.M Croll, ~ JlnMhue, Beverly Ervin, Jllane Farra. IWjlh ~Ill'. ~ ljllbnall. . Aimee-. Jtllllllll>bard, Nle· \UP1) - Trealury tn the neA SO !lVI. ~,. , 1 11,, . ' I ' ' ·A• tho cbl1al' OAllle under illorseolr~~!,Yh•!lfPr&u~rewltb mus!ve gold • buyliiJ on lt.e wprld'l bUnion .markets, Fowler l!lade hla •tro~Wolt pill yet t<) lawrillkero for po&Sip or President' Jolmlon's r.stfor llOperclilt Income taX '""' • lor~ctiiiC MlddlejiOrt.the hGU~ae , , sollcltaiiCMr ID the c0mmunJ1Y were Mro. Lawrance -~ . Mrl •. Paul Caoel, Mn Beii.V'C II n e, Mro. Grace Howley, Mrl. Nan Moore, Mlaa Marta Hubbard, Mrl. HOIIIIIIIl')' l,jolll, M r I. George Hadceu; Jr., Mn Edllll McNeal, Mrl. Frllllk ' WUIOil, Mro. Emelt Lallinee, M r 1. Grace Pratt, MrL Laolle Enlll. Mrs. Rlehard. BIIIOJ, -Mr~,,, Rob­ Twenty members ol the Matll- ert HI'sell, Mloa Virldnla Groaan, odllt Youth Foll~wlhlp or the 1o1r1. lAO Kennedy, Sr., Mr1. ~acuse charpwere~J,eR&Slln­ M1f1lll Balli)'. doy nll!llt or Gallta COUllly youth Mrs. LOWell Beaver, Mrs. Edat a lamll¥ nl&ht Clboervance at Grace M-Il Church. VlSITS IN POMEROY ~er for the observance was WUllam White, Walllnaford, Jim_. Cal'laa, .head !Qotball coadl Comeotlcut, vlllted F.rldOT · of. ot'\Yl"it f!rgiilla Uni~ora!Q>; Gar· !OI'Dilliii '·lllld iVtftllir 'Willi" Mii1 lan spoke on his Christian ex- Bat1>ara ~rouse, POmeroy, He perience and hlo church attend- lei! eorb' Saturde¥ mol'lllni lor ance r041fremenll lor !ootboll • short visit With hll mather, team members. Mn. Marie WhltO at v.., Well Tho Rev. WendeU Stotler, paa- Vlrllnia. and returned to Contor or the &>raeu!O charp nootlcut bJ' plane late Monday. clllrche&, 111111 two solos. KIIIIV Wta!JII and Mrl, Opal Kloel accompanied the youth to Galllpolll. Party Held for Barbara Fisher -. /. ~ . since the Siver Bridge collapsed Maoon 'l::oomty, w. va., fJtl.l! last Dec. 15. Dolen" Director AJw1Y Wll1011 The two viCtims were identl- said llle Coal! Guard and !led by the Galli< c.,..,cy lller- the Well Vlrgiala Conservation ; · u.s. itrs department as Earl Prose. snd Louis FoUler, about 33, Gallipolis. The two who made It ashore were Carl Meredith, 23, Galltpulls and Wayne Davis, 33; Gallipolis. about 42, Galtlpol!s Dlvlolon !Ont bueta from Hunting-: - ton, W. Va,, to aaalst. Wilooo · · · 1ald a helicopter and a ll&ht ; ·. ·' pl1ne alto would be used. GaUJa :' ·' CIIWIIY ClY!! Do!enae un1to were on hand, aloog With the ....J:<•• ~ Hl&hwoy Patrol. 4-County Research Grani Approvef! by JJ1mhington The United , � 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. 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