https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1cd28e9811f73158992a50ad41319237.pdf 0e3d9958884446d49b50c11e51d682a4 PDF Text Text • ,_ , . . . . 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 , �' ' ,. ,I 3 ·he I ·Co e ,, " I~~~~~ ldl • • I h H. I »IIX I' r ' • ~~ ' n,, ,, " '.-, ' .. jl:•' ' ' f ' • A.wo.v·o th ltn&ll I inane ? and ....., shipa. A: , MonlaOme Claaa__ M, '' ' \h " - " 1T( ' •I ' " e as IntetnaUODII Tour1WI1<ents . TounllftMIIII NC (lsti'OWid) - -:~~::.:mlber, rewlrln.-: m be s to cut doWn ' Jim ' ' Ups \ 5 Cheyne St. .) 4 Nevoda the nderson, Jolf Hackeu, lngVaugband Pat StD • All are 0 A Trinity (T .)9 Evana 77 ' lA T Westmlnoter 69 Voi.ce P ril J . d n, g pt Towa dIs eiTalks ' 8 L N N EN N foreign News al and Trlnl de otlona. II be e Ja • K...,..., •s shofll>lng away lllld chowlns gum Ilk hle- ' Ihe 'ennedY gab t -' ' - " WAY ,, '.' r •' "' " . •'' .... J NBA AN ,Fl! j ~! w. 1 p11'1 j(,.Rd,J.a: I 1'<1. 5 I __ 53 26 671 6 40 : . 13.J8 37 cf.(l .481 21 ' I Yo 11$. He Is •• 20-3. nccl Heights led aU G !poll.,'-" way, ng down I rally for tile Heights' I opposed 10 losse . Bethel fi ·shed eo, ke Batt! '.413 23 . : '·' M- ta .Mil 2 At P outll • I onton 8rU 9 - Wahlll!la Aprll13 rll 15 - vlllioa TIUe st · nt dfi9 E p~ Columbus .' - t.. 78 Zuesville 5 SSA shutters-even hutch Full c or broavallable 34 '~-==:~~5J '-s. . ·.;\ , wood t lit atlo fences, Columbus 'J J-tl')l ML ~ IJ · ,' I ., • •<1? laerenbeen ~ding lho very teem :· • Amlher y lrom aev Is Is A He 's '• I e. -old So roll plo.r the u v sl ( on" ..,..oodamlnl llon!7 ' • II lee; " A <Ollep pi'IJ'er <1 the sea "" \ ' ..g • ttodou Ill as been ini peo the exami b • • if •' .Ay of br a poisoning st tr ted · ely fort pi .. anything •s t pe-rature ., �' ' ,. ,I 3 ·he I ·Co e ,, " I~~~~~ ldl • • I h H. I »IIX I' r ' • ~~ ' n,, ,, " '.-, ' .. jl:•' ' ' f ' • A.wo.v·o th ltn&ll I inane ? and ....., shipa. A: , MonlaOme Claaa__ M, '' ' \h " - " 1T( ' •I ' " e as IntetnaUODII Tour1WI1<ents . TounllftMIIII NC (lsti'OWid) - -:~~::.:mlber, rewlrln.-: m be s to cut doWn ' Jim ' ' Ups \ 5 Cheyne St. .) 4 Nevoda the nderson, Jolf Hackeu, lngVaugband Pat StD • All are 0 A Trinity (T .)9 Evana 77 ' lA T Westmlnoter 69 Voi.ce P ril J . d n, g pt Towa dIs eiTalks ' 8 L N N EN N foreign News al and Trlnl de otlona. II be e Ja • K...,..., •s shofll>lng away lllld chowlns gum Ilk hle- ' Ihe 'ennedY gab t -' ' - " WAY ,, '.' r •' "' " . •'' .... J NBA AN ,Fl! j ~! w. 1 p11'1 j(,.Rd,J.a: I 1'<1. 5 I __ 53 26 671 6 40 : . 13.J8 37 cf.(l .481 21 ' I Yo 11$. He Is •• 20-3. nccl Heights led aU G !poll.,'-" way, ng down I rally for tile Heights' I opposed 10 losse . Bethel fi ·shed eo, ke Batt! '.413 23 . : '·' M- ta .Mil 2 At P outll • I onton 8rU 9 - Wahlll!la Aprll13 rll 15 - vlllioa TIUe st · nt dfi9 E p~ Columbus .' - t.. 78 Zuesville 5 SSA shutters-even hutch Full c or broavallable 34 '~-==:~~5J '-s. . ·.;\ , wood t lit atlo fences, Columbus 'J J-tl')l ML ~ IJ · ,' I ., • •<1? laerenbeen ~ding lho very teem :· • Amlher y lrom aev Is Is A He 's '• I e. -old So roll plo.r the u v sl ( on" ..,..oodamlnl llon!7 ' • II lee; " A <Ollep pi'IJ'er <1 the sea "" \ ' ..g • ttodou Ill as been ini peo the exami b • • if •' .Ay of br a poisoning st tr ted · ely fort pi .. anything •s t pe-rature ., �• .,, • • l'h~.:~m;·.~~.~ !oo m•,j,<i!oOfolstr dall1 r•~ Bible \ilis.Uscuueil orith a<tlon being llflved uniiJ tb<l. A,pril 11141Ung. Retreibment1 were se.rYed.fol. lowing the meeting to thole nam. ed obcwe - llld Mloa Elizabeth Davli, i.fr,, l\'Jeko, Mrs. Elinor Bates; ~·· F.r..cesllun. . All!'• nell, ljld a i!Uelll, Mro. FlliJCet 1 carleton·. · \• .!!"' we"!ound, (anilli eooplra- work - are thrOWing 1110110)'' ";:tation of our ' service around as If It 1'~ going out ot '· ·.-stem undir Is 8Q'le. At night In Slf&on. t h e rapidly becoming a rll)ugnont bars, restaurants, nicht cluba !11888. It cOuld be cpnsldered a and hotels are crowded '" 1t h Nort 'on the face ot' Ow- cl¥111za; Americans In clvUian clothes, lion or a stnne under,thelnstll/ mAIIY with Vietnamese glrlo. ·>l PI'Oill'•" In the \Jailed~.. Prices have gone slcy hlib due m filii ,Jaw !~elf hao many directs. American extravapnces, It Is Ne In Coiwres• iholild li&w thlo not surprising that Senate co.,. law r-ed vecy<~. mltteea have received evidence ""' bel'ore next June so enact or AID corr,.,Ui>n. WhUeln Into law ·a lireat4' imProved •• son the wrtter waa Utoni.Bhed lective santee taw. h Is bod that carmna or American c...,. enough to gO about conscrfDt:U:t:: ettes, Uquor, tr.&nllstor radiolt roqsters ' into our armed cameraa and much other m* [orcas, It Is abeolutely IIICI!oW- chsndlse au bearing u. s. eon.. ll' unwr, arbitrary and · ~iPftc; mtanry and PXtrademarks are loua to continue the presetit IY&o Ollenll' dlspill'ed on the streets tem w~ adopting guidelines and all<>¥&. Our military JlOlice to achieve dQj;erJ:y and falrne11 and army o«kers pay ll() atteno In operation or draft boards tlon. In Roms, MUan or Turin, throughout the cOllll\q. Too Ire- Italy in 1945&~· blac ko-marketeer ~. each local draft board who had the ellrontory to diiJiia¥ has come to regard Itself llldlts a carton or American cigarettes Ollerstlons as answerable onl.v to or a bottle of American liqoor the small group who fUnction In a · would have been arrested foftl>. czar-like manner. Their decl.,. with by an American MP. It is ions and Procedures m~ differ ovldont that some venal Amerientirely from the procedures and cans In Vietnam are Partlcli>a.. 110licles or amther draft board lng In thlJ corroptlon. GENERALS _ USED CAR In the same state or even t h e IEALERS '• same city, A written guarantee is said to CORRUPTION \I,JETNAM SfYLE have been Insisted on and .P~ In south Vletllam there a r e thousanc!J of ~lean clvUtaos, cured by PresJdont Johnsonlrom This, in addition to mOre than the generals orourJolniChloltsor 600,000 men otourarmedforcea. !laii that theKhesanh marlneooo. These American clvUians - ot. poat would not be overrun and flclal6, IIICI emplo,yees or AID, become another Dienbienphu. The U. S. Overseas Mission (OSOM), statements o1 these generals CIA and other u. S. ali>habotlcal seem to be sacro 1anct to Preslagencies ostenlibl,y ._ed In dent Jotul~n. ,Let ua hope that refugee and other paeificatlon their guarantee Is batter than the 'IV'ASIUNGTO?;N~~~~~~:~::~ Rutland Cub ScoutS Give Program fov. PTA ,Meeting " ..\ tng at the Rutl:.:;,nd:·~::•~:! Audlmrlum. Mr. Qllll'loo Kln.i, president was In charp of the buainesa meeting., Mr&o Van Motor rOOlj ;.,r~po turo and had a story aokiJWo ''Whit would you doltyouwereto have charge of the universe for one hour?" 91e finished with tho pomn, •tThe Touch c1 the ·Master's Hand." Tho Brownies had charge or tho flag ceAIIIOIIY• Girls leading lhe pledge or allegiance were ' Terri Lynn VIning, Florence Richmond, Torasa Van Motor and Tbmy Martin. Slnoe U was famll,y nlibt, the Club Scouts with Purl VanMeter as Cullil!IBIU p!J,yed an imPoflo ant Part)u the program. Tbabo11 p.vo • ~umorou• playlet or the moloclrama tM>e. Mrs, Van MW er wss narramr. T~e following boys partlcipted, Mark Rlcfi. monel, JohMia Thomu, !lOve Nelson, Gory Nelson, Greg Van Meter, Gary Georee, IIIC~cy George, HaneyGeorgoandWIIIIamson. Randy -kbw led games with groq> partlctpatloo. The $5 room banner award was Projects Are Olosen By . ... e or $2411n the treasury. Mrs. Fred George, wa,yaa n d m...s chalnnan, IMOUDCOdlj(t. ney •IC!per would bs held March 22. It Will stort rlg1lt alter aohool Ia dlarnlsHd ~ eQIItiiiiO tW the " lbeaollorn !l11o counliet., Tne, ""'" was conwcted o#lder a , the Qtlldren1s Bu.. reau 01 tb<l .Jl$par11nent or H~th, and Welfare , anil ,was aimed at determining the b!tpactormrmalenlalheallh I' on•fatnlll'solldi.rlfJoShdecmomic · ,\11 w~ Gu.til~.-.. ~ $er· .tee One D•r· S.....,lbl"' i!i·· llppon. Cu~ 1'.,.;1"" '~ clil,., "-!Mnln£ Shal'tenlnt ond I ' OPEN DAILY 9TO 5 ~ - &m911~ · 1ow .tn.oome .JAY JAY TAILORING ·The stuciY has \>eeil deociibod as the nrst ·real look at the er. ' fects 91 it motlier'J chronic Ill· ness on fiuplly' lite. Silr\llar statlsltcs on ·• father's Ill health have been collected for some time. Project dlrocmr ,.., Dr. Ruth guarantee of moot used car d.U. Deacon, chairman of OhioState•s ers. > ORCIUD FROM CONSfiTUENT "With bums like you as our sen.. lloro, no wonder our gold In Ft. Knox Ia down - down. Please run tor reelection. I will campalgn all over (Ohio) against you. You are the mistake ot the c~ t"'""•" _, MEIJCARE- AFFLUENT DOCTORS The Senate Is cracking down on the excessive coat of dru,ga. Let us hOpe l!flectiveleglslatlon on this subject wUibeenactedbefore adjournment next Augu•L Contrast hospital costs In our ccuntr)' with the costs In some SCandinavian countries. An American lady who gove birth to a baby In Finland Paid a $3.50 a The modern furniture look Js long, low and luXurious -like this102-lnch walnut-trimmed Thunderbird sofa and chair by FlexsteeL BackS IIlia IIMied arms.ore thickly roam padded. Foam rubber cushions are r• versible. See them at Girl Seout Troop Being Organized earnings - but the average ln. ot a physician In private practice 111 the United States Is W,170. One In seven physicians 110w nets at least $50,000 a year. come Moat are members of the cqn- aervattve American Medical AlP soclatlori which has been denouJM>o Ins P<>ilcles of Presidents KUJ>o nectY and Johnson as state social1110. The AMA blt!>erll' Th~ ' CLASS TO lofEET Christ wtU have their monthly meeting satur~ evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown are hosts. TEENS HOLD PARTY RUTLAND - The Teen Class of the RuUand Church of Christ held a Parb' at the church bss.. mont ldqnda,y evening, BW Nlchoo olson had the devoUono. Jane EASY ·TERM~. lor psronto att••"'!!'! ·~he Y-. Mrs . . BardWoill =~=~~:. did not IIDd tho ~ enee.s between the two group• that you might Ol)lecl. BIRTHDAY OBSERliED RUTLAND- Mr. andfdra,Joe BoUn entertained Stmdaylnhonor or their son, Craig's, birth~. PreliiOt were Mr. Cecil BoUn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Roger TQJ'ner, Denl.&e and Clint, of Falrfleld, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. n,n Turner and Slama or Albany, ·BIII.Y stewart, and Rick, Brenda and Brent Bolin. RUTLAND- Tho Merry G... enen f..H garden club .rn,K r• cent4' In their organisational meeti111 with 10 girls, two juniDr leaders, and two advJ10r1 pre.. ent. The girls chose IIDworgaring fir&t year and second ,.ear, and "-"Plorlng the outdoors, lor their projects. OOicer& elected were, pres.. den~ Brenda Bolin; vlceopi'eot-· farirllieo with chrOnleo,lll' • !U 011Mie lHf HUOEPOJ:Il IAfi!W iNIJ COMI'ANY D' Priddy, are Ellen Ulc• Ofl',,- TheadvlO. ll<>bert . !ft>Wdon J_oo Bo11n. The club i¥.,.,. two week• untU th• every week. f.'/..ciJI•: l"illed b)' hI f Drendl1 1erved ...,.. after·which thOgi'O\&I rldi'IJ In a~ ca,rt ~ncl · ~~; CINCINN~ri Join the Enjoyers OHiO BASKEruALL Portl~ VI. Cheatll', 7:30p.m> at _lite audl\orlulft."' !UGH SCHOOL DANCE ·Pirb' orith ~ J~a Ill the Mldd!EIIOJ't .> • llllh school auditorium trom 8 (lo 11 p.m. siltool sponsorad, Puf>. . . •lie Ia welcome. · SQUAIIE DANCE, 9 p.m., Bid: toni Yooilh• Cen~. sponsored by · Darwin ~rey<lo Club. ;: ST, PATJIICK'S ·~ .Pom- Jimior 'IUghSc:botJIIAI!d. WQMEN'S ' ' ,, IN MEN'S CLOTH! NG I I. ¥!Jantl AND MRs. H. Sf AFFORD .or' ~o ..,. no~=~~. !hf.•-mODI and QP~hlac ilr,thtlr dt Llitl1a Clrroll,ti>Mr. -.ey ~vaenoGUWOut,or Millo dltPoJ:L )!loa Stlltortlis l1866graduateo!Rutland lllilh SChool anclal967 graduate or tbtSOutlteniOhlo.aw.towor and Techni~fl Tralabw C.nler1 Sle lJ Pre~ emp~edll tho lleil• Cotml1 ~· court.· , . ' , ~, 111'i ·Gllbaaut .~ · Micldl11/0111fllah School and 1& now enrolled at the Solllhem Ohlo Meqlowtr and Teo6nlcal Tral,.. tar Centlr. Tho wedcllna wW ba an event or April 26, marrtm TUESDAY FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trlnii;Y United.Church of Christ, 8 p,m,, It the ch~b; Mrs, Pearl Mora Tbe~~ o1 Iran 11' known · ao ·lbe 'fef.?ot 'l'hrone. , .. -\;,:~- ' ' ..... ~· ~· ' . 49c . SAV,NGS 1 I 0 liOn S1MUICaf8 .· POWER 46~ Reg.55cJohnson's BABY SOAP MARK FIRSf· Rftl. 89c ' Slides ·Show . HEIT Of Campgro~cl · · ,,' St. .. \,,.' ,, -, '· ' .. .>f . ' ~ /4 ' ! , ' EJ ---------~------~---~--~~--n:~_.Jr __ e . · ~ SPECIAL PACK ·-···--------L-Reg.JMhc , .;._... d 59c ·-ct. 1Gt.SJA-fl0 ' . Tho PTA aponsoredaclancelor the 1011118 ~le of tho commiiJI" II;\' Slturdoy night. Mr. Vori!M Weber ac:ted as instructor for ~quare clanclng. He also led the srolll In the grand march andthe )'OUI!Is had a yery enjoyable eve. There were several par- · enta and PTA mem!Morspresent who hali>ed In tho Instruction. There wW bt another oealdon IDr the f0U1W peOple' Mlrch 23 !rom 8 m11 p, m. All .) 'O..,peo,. ple lntoroated In 111,\'Ding to aquare clance ara invited to ON BIG CUURTEOUS SERVICE , sa!VrdiiJ' has~pryam. snow- Diobble Wllllsmson, • bilitJo. !1 think What we~ was that ·---------------------1 ' Wtems 1 EFFJ PRESCRiiliit(i»oii~o~USINESS I sER"'v...J~....c~E l. Soalhm performed by the''lnQiher 'I ll lite home were similar, . aa ·~ lbe 1\"dSton-maiona: til the home and ll\!neral lliniliy &Ia· dent, Roxanne Patteraon; aecr• tary, RoHJDII')' Snowden; trea~ urer. TaminY Michaela; recr• Ilion leoc!o<; Toreoa Brown, news r~, Jild1 Lynn I "Among each group, the W,sks mni Rutland aub . -------------------- • , XI GAMMA MU SOrori~ st 8 p.m., ,,t the Columbus IIICI SOUih< orn la.to Electrle Co. , I !· , . • FRIDAY ~'"'·MABE==:,;;L WOLFE holll iThlrd 'Fricltjl Club at 7:30 p.m. . ' .~ ' NEW HAVEN SENIOR Mclh. ors Cl,. 8j1011oors ·a teen dance from 8 to II p.m., at the W._ ~ Qlih ldtool .,auditorium. The will emeoo, 01 ton, "&lrprJ,al.ne as it writer recalls hls net _........ FURNITURE ' ', A spellbw baU~ a prognm on hoallh wUI ba lqturis q! lha. Chester hji ill~ to be ~elc! lolondlll' nl;ii~' Ulh8 018ster E\. · V • ' ' ' ltl emen(ary· SchooJ·,at: 81>o II!' , ' Particli>lllns Ia the opeiUnl bOo wW ba·lhe !Wo>.toPwlnllirl ' ' , , from .11radea five thfOO!I!h elibt, · ' <Shefflehl ~Jy .AJnerleail · · ·~· . _ .Mt•. 48an Sexaon, PI'Oil'Oin chalrmailo ,IIIJIOuneW;· Ilks, Kllbo Harclwood venae~ .and, sollclll flab~ ~ ·JPAic:!l ZU. · Q\!Baum, princiPal, wlll-h·a •e ly Arnerlean 1urnltiue eColor. Tlmliii'Eit 'iSOllll charge of the bee w~lch will Iii!. Slo~ Slgnll -SYstem'' •26:000 .;volt .ColOr~~ Cpql , eonduotod 10, determtnt who will chaw ' •Illuminated Vl!Fj'UJIII' Chaa!U!I,!jldicltor_o · .rePres..a the Che81tr school IIi •11-tneb Oval Speaker •:roue Coattol .· · · ~ Dimentlon•~ H.28 7/16", W.29¥-t", D.17%"i 4" CJIP '' 1l the c01111tr)' ~ bse. , , llurlllll the buslrios• meeting a nominating committee wW be ele<tad. llro, Charles Flck, health ehaJ,rman, will prelllt a program oo health. Froi baby medicare. BAKER ,., hospital tee. The aver~ge b~-­ RUTLAND - The Young A\lults come- the writer would notss.y class or the Rutland Church or day earnings as a Isw1er during hlJ llrst 1ear were $710; the aeconcl year about$3000.PLEASENOTE - H,y nowalotter Is released m editors, ·racJlo commentators and mailed to citizens who wOuldllke Ptaos m serve .lhe alumni bono to receive each isrue.IIOPe I am quet: were d.Jaeul&ed. and It was renderq an. additional public voted 1n raise th"P r I c e, .... service In wridng ant! mailing essacy to meet the e"Penlea of tha, ~mr Stephen .M. rising costs. Waahbwton. D. c. (VoL X, No. 7 The Ubrary at the grade -March, 1968). SChool and the playground equip. ment weredlseuasedandcommlif tee• appolntad, Pia¥ground oquljlmont valued at $200 Is to bo purchasedforthe Rutland Grado School b)' tho PTA and Mrs, Fred George and Mrs. Purl Van Meter were appolrted chairmen or th~ proJect. Mrs.~ Sllowden and Mrs, Fred Wtlllsmson wore appointed 1n lllvestlgoto the library books and enc1doi>edla which the PTA has purchased and 1n see if thOJ can got .: librarian for the sracio school llbrsry, Refreshments :were aervecl. o.n.r.r ......,.. Reg.1.1 9 Me ed k nnonSpe Stic 79~ �• .,, • • l'h~.:~m;·.~~.~ !oo m•,j,<i!oOfolstr dall1 r•~ Bible \ilis.Uscuueil orith a<tlon being llflved uniiJ tb<l. A,pril 11141Ung. Retreibment1 were se.rYed.fol. lowing the meeting to thole nam. ed obcwe - llld Mloa Elizabeth Davli, i.fr,, l\'Jeko, Mrs. Elinor Bates; ~·· F.r..cesllun. . All!'• nell, ljld a i!Uelll, Mro. FlliJCet 1 carleton·. · \• .!!"' we"!ound, (anilli eooplra- work - are thrOWing 1110110)'' ";:tation of our ' service around as If It 1'~ going out ot '· ·.-stem undir Is 8Q'le. At night In Slf&on. t h e rapidly becoming a rll)ugnont bars, restaurants, nicht cluba !11888. It cOuld be cpnsldered a and hotels are crowded '" 1t h Nort 'on the face ot' Ow- cl¥111za; Americans In clvUian clothes, lion or a stnne under,thelnstll/ mAIIY with Vietnamese glrlo. ·>l PI'Oill'•" In the \Jailed~.. Prices have gone slcy hlib due m filii ,Jaw !~elf hao many directs. American extravapnces, It Is Ne In Coiwres• iholild li&w thlo not surprising that Senate co.,. law r-ed vecy<~. mltteea have received evidence ""' bel'ore next June so enact or AID corr,.,Ui>n. WhUeln Into law ·a lireat4' imProved •• son the wrtter waa Utoni.Bhed lective santee taw. h Is bod that carmna or American c...,. enough to gO about conscrfDt:U:t:: ettes, Uquor, tr.&nllstor radiolt roqsters ' into our armed cameraa and much other m* [orcas, It Is abeolutely IIICI!oW- chsndlse au bearing u. s. eon.. ll' unwr, arbitrary and · ~iPftc; mtanry and PXtrademarks are loua to continue the presetit IY&o Ollenll' dlspill'ed on the streets tem w~ adopting guidelines and all<>¥&. Our military JlOlice to achieve dQj;erJ:y and falrne11 and army o«kers pay ll() atteno In operation or draft boards tlon. In Roms, MUan or Turin, throughout the cOllll\q. Too Ire- Italy in 1945&~· blac ko-marketeer ~. each local draft board who had the ellrontory to diiJiia¥ has come to regard Itself llldlts a carton or American cigarettes Ollerstlons as answerable onl.v to or a bottle of American liqoor the small group who fUnction In a · would have been arrested foftl>. czar-like manner. Their decl.,. with by an American MP. It is ions and Procedures m~ differ ovldont that some venal Amerientirely from the procedures and cans In Vietnam are Partlcli>a.. 110licles or amther draft board lng In thlJ corroptlon. GENERALS _ USED CAR In the same state or even t h e IEALERS '• same city, A written guarantee is said to CORRUPTION \I,JETNAM SfYLE have been Insisted on and .P~ In south Vletllam there a r e thousanc!J of ~lean clvUtaos, cured by PresJdont Johnsonlrom This, in addition to mOre than the generals orourJolniChloltsor 600,000 men otourarmedforcea. !laii that theKhesanh marlneooo. These American clvUians - ot. poat would not be overrun and flclal6, IIICI emplo,yees or AID, become another Dienbienphu. The U. S. Overseas Mission (OSOM), statements o1 these generals CIA and other u. S. ali>habotlcal seem to be sacro 1anct to Preslagencies ostenlibl,y ._ed In dent Jotul~n. ,Let ua hope that refugee and other paeificatlon their guarantee Is batter than the 'IV'ASIUNGTO?;N~~~~~~:~::~ Rutland Cub ScoutS Give Program fov. PTA ,Meeting " ..\ tng at the Rutl:.:;,nd:·~::•~:! Audlmrlum. Mr. Qllll'loo Kln.i, president was In charp of the buainesa meeting., Mr&o Van Motor rOOlj ;.,r~po turo and had a story aokiJWo ''Whit would you doltyouwereto have charge of the universe for one hour?" 91e finished with tho pomn, •tThe Touch c1 the ·Master's Hand." Tho Brownies had charge or tho flag ceAIIIOIIY• Girls leading lhe pledge or allegiance were ' Terri Lynn VIning, Florence Richmond, Torasa Van Motor and Tbmy Martin. Slnoe U was famll,y nlibt, the Club Scouts with Purl VanMeter as Cullil!IBIU p!J,yed an imPoflo ant Part)u the program. Tbabo11 p.vo • ~umorou• playlet or the moloclrama tM>e. Mrs, Van MW er wss narramr. T~e following boys partlcipted, Mark Rlcfi. monel, JohMia Thomu, !lOve Nelson, Gory Nelson, Greg Van Meter, Gary Georee, IIIC~cy George, HaneyGeorgoandWIIIIamson. Randy -kbw led games with groq> partlctpatloo. The $5 room banner award was Projects Are Olosen By . ... e or $2411n the treasury. Mrs. Fred George, wa,yaa n d m...s chalnnan, IMOUDCOdlj(t. ney •IC!per would bs held March 22. It Will stort rlg1lt alter aohool Ia dlarnlsHd ~ eQIItiiiiO tW the " lbeaollorn !l11o counliet., Tne, ""'" was conwcted o#lder a , the Qtlldren1s Bu.. reau 01 tb<l .Jl$par11nent or H~th, and Welfare , anil ,was aimed at determining the b!tpactormrmalenlalheallh I' on•fatnlll'solldi.rlfJoShdecmomic · ,\11 w~ Gu.til~.-.. ~ $er· .tee One D•r· S.....,lbl"' i!i·· llppon. Cu~ 1'.,.;1"" '~ clil,., "-!Mnln£ Shal'tenlnt ond I ' OPEN DAILY 9TO 5 ~ - &m911~ · 1ow .tn.oome .JAY JAY TAILORING ·The stuciY has \>eeil deociibod as the nrst ·real look at the er. ' fects 91 it motlier'J chronic Ill· ness on fiuplly' lite. Silr\llar statlsltcs on ·• father's Ill health have been collected for some time. Project dlrocmr ,.., Dr. Ruth guarantee of moot used car d.U. Deacon, chairman of OhioState•s ers. > ORCIUD FROM CONSfiTUENT "With bums like you as our sen.. lloro, no wonder our gold In Ft. Knox Ia down - down. Please run tor reelection. I will campalgn all over (Ohio) against you. You are the mistake ot the c~ t"'""•" _, MEIJCARE- AFFLUENT DOCTORS The Senate Is cracking down on the excessive coat of dru,ga. Let us hOpe l!flectiveleglslatlon on this subject wUibeenactedbefore adjournment next Augu•L Contrast hospital costs In our ccuntr)' with the costs In some SCandinavian countries. An American lady who gove birth to a baby In Finland Paid a $3.50 a The modern furniture look Js long, low and luXurious -like this102-lnch walnut-trimmed Thunderbird sofa and chair by FlexsteeL BackS IIlia IIMied arms.ore thickly roam padded. Foam rubber cushions are r• versible. See them at Girl Seout Troop Being Organized earnings - but the average ln. ot a physician In private practice 111 the United States Is W,170. One In seven physicians 110w nets at least $50,000 a year. come Moat are members of the cqn- aervattve American Medical AlP soclatlori which has been denouJM>o Ins P<>ilcles of Presidents KUJ>o nectY and Johnson as state social1110. The AMA blt!>erll' Th~ ' CLASS TO lofEET Christ wtU have their monthly meeting satur~ evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown are hosts. TEENS HOLD PARTY RUTLAND - The Teen Class of the RuUand Church of Christ held a Parb' at the church bss.. mont ldqnda,y evening, BW Nlchoo olson had the devoUono. Jane EASY ·TERM~. lor psronto att••"'!!'! ·~he Y-. Mrs . . BardWoill =~=~~:. did not IIDd tho ~ enee.s between the two group• that you might Ol)lecl. BIRTHDAY OBSERliED RUTLAND- Mr. andfdra,Joe BoUn entertained Stmdaylnhonor or their son, Craig's, birth~. PreliiOt were Mr. Cecil BoUn. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Roger TQJ'ner, Denl.&e and Clint, of Falrfleld, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. n,n Turner and Slama or Albany, ·BIII.Y stewart, and Rick, Brenda and Brent Bolin. RUTLAND- Tho Merry G... enen f..H garden club .rn,K r• cent4' In their organisational meeti111 with 10 girls, two juniDr leaders, and two advJ10r1 pre.. ent. The girls chose IIDworgaring fir&t year and second ,.ear, and "-"Plorlng the outdoors, lor their projects. OOicer& elected were, pres.. den~ Brenda Bolin; vlceopi'eot-· farirllieo with chrOnleo,lll' • !U 011Mie lHf HUOEPOJ:Il IAfi!W iNIJ COMI'ANY D' Priddy, are Ellen Ulc• Ofl',,- TheadvlO. ll<>bert . !ft>Wdon J_oo Bo11n. The club i¥.,.,. two week• untU th• every week. f.'/..ciJI•: l"illed b)' hI f Drendl1 1erved ...,.. after·which thOgi'O\&I rldi'IJ In a~ ca,rt ~ncl · ~~; CINCINN~ri Join the Enjoyers OHiO BASKEruALL Portl~ VI. Cheatll', 7:30p.m> at _lite audl\orlulft."' !UGH SCHOOL DANCE ·Pirb' orith ~ J~a Ill the Mldd!EIIOJ't .> • llllh school auditorium trom 8 (lo 11 p.m. siltool sponsorad, Puf>. . . •lie Ia welcome. · SQUAIIE DANCE, 9 p.m., Bid: toni Yooilh• Cen~. sponsored by · Darwin ~rey<lo Club. ;: ST, PATJIICK'S ·~ .Pom- Jimior 'IUghSc:botJIIAI!d. WQMEN'S ' ' ,, IN MEN'S CLOTH! NG I I. ¥!Jantl AND MRs. H. Sf AFFORD .or' ~o ..,. no~=~~. !hf.•-mODI and QP~hlac ilr,thtlr dt Llitl1a Clrroll,ti>Mr. -.ey ~vaenoGUWOut,or Millo dltPoJ:L )!loa Stlltortlis l1866graduateo!Rutland lllilh SChool anclal967 graduate or tbtSOutlteniOhlo.aw.towor and Techni~fl Tralabw C.nler1 Sle lJ Pre~ emp~edll tho lleil• Cotml1 ~· court.· , . ' , ~, 111'i ·Gllbaaut .~ · Micldl11/0111fllah School and 1& now enrolled at the Solllhem Ohlo Meqlowtr and Teo6nlcal Tral,.. tar Centlr. Tho wedcllna wW ba an event or April 26, marrtm TUESDAY FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trlnii;Y United.Church of Christ, 8 p,m,, It the ch~b; Mrs, Pearl Mora Tbe~~ o1 Iran 11' known · ao ·lbe 'fef.?ot 'l'hrone. , .. -\;,:~- ' ' ..... ~· ~· ' . 49c . SAV,NGS 1 I 0 liOn S1MUICaf8 .· POWER 46~ Reg.55cJohnson's BABY SOAP MARK FIRSf· Rftl. 89c ' Slides ·Show . HEIT Of Campgro~cl · · ,,' St. .. \,,.' ,, -, '· ' .. .>f . ' ~ /4 ' ! , ' EJ ---------~------~---~--~~--n:~_.Jr __ e . · ~ SPECIAL PACK ·-···--------L-Reg.JMhc , .;._... d 59c ·-ct. 1Gt.SJA-fl0 ' . Tho PTA aponsoredaclancelor the 1011118 ~le of tho commiiJI" II;\' Slturdoy night. Mr. Vori!M Weber ac:ted as instructor for ~quare clanclng. He also led the srolll In the grand march andthe )'OUI!Is had a yery enjoyable eve. There were several par- · enta and PTA mem!Morspresent who hali>ed In tho Instruction. There wW bt another oealdon IDr the f0U1W peOple' Mlrch 23 !rom 8 m11 p, m. All .) 'O..,peo,. ple lntoroated In 111,\'Ding to aquare clance ara invited to ON BIG CUURTEOUS SERVICE , sa!VrdiiJ' has~pryam. snow- Diobble Wllllsmson, • bilitJo. !1 think What we~ was that ·---------------------1 ' Wtems 1 EFFJ PRESCRiiliit(i»oii~o~USINESS I sER"'v...J~....c~E l. Soalhm performed by the''lnQiher 'I ll lite home were similar, . aa ·~ lbe 1\"dSton-maiona: til the home and ll\!neral lliniliy &Ia· dent, Roxanne Patteraon; aecr• tary, RoHJDII')' Snowden; trea~ urer. TaminY Michaela; recr• Ilion leoc!o<; Toreoa Brown, news r~, Jild1 Lynn I "Among each group, the W,sks mni Rutland aub . -------------------- • , XI GAMMA MU SOrori~ st 8 p.m., ,,t the Columbus IIICI SOUih< orn la.to Electrle Co. , I !· , . • FRIDAY ~'"'·MABE==:,;;L WOLFE holll iThlrd 'Fricltjl Club at 7:30 p.m. . ' .~ ' NEW HAVEN SENIOR Mclh. ors Cl,. 8j1011oors ·a teen dance from 8 to II p.m., at the W._ ~ Qlih ldtool .,auditorium. The will emeoo, 01 ton, "&lrprJ,al.ne as it writer recalls hls net _........ FURNITURE ' ', A spellbw baU~ a prognm on hoallh wUI ba lqturis q! lha. Chester hji ill~ to be ~elc! lolondlll' nl;ii~' Ulh8 018ster E\. · V • ' ' ' ltl emen(ary· SchooJ·,at: 81>o II!' , ' Particli>lllns Ia the opeiUnl bOo wW ba·lhe !Wo>.toPwlnllirl ' ' , , from .11radea five thfOO!I!h elibt, · ' <Shefflehl ~Jy .AJnerleail · · ·~· . _ .Mt•. 48an Sexaon, PI'Oil'Oin chalrmailo ,IIIJIOuneW;· Ilks, Kllbo Harclwood venae~ .and, sollclll flab~ ~ ·JPAic:!l ZU. · Q\!Baum, princiPal, wlll-h·a •e ly Arnerlean 1urnltiue eColor. Tlmliii'Eit 'iSOllll charge of the bee w~lch will Iii!. Slo~ Slgnll -SYstem'' •26:000 .;volt .ColOr~~ Cpql , eonduotod 10, determtnt who will chaw ' •Illuminated Vl!Fj'UJIII' Chaa!U!I,!jldicltor_o · .rePres..a the Che81tr school IIi •11-tneb Oval Speaker •:roue Coattol .· · · ~ Dimentlon•~ H.28 7/16", W.29¥-t", D.17%"i 4" CJIP '' 1l the c01111tr)' ~ bse. , , llurlllll the buslrios• meeting a nominating committee wW be ele<tad. llro, Charles Flck, health ehaJ,rman, will prelllt a program oo health. Froi baby medicare. BAKER ,., hospital tee. The aver~ge b~-­ RUTLAND - The Young A\lults come- the writer would notss.y class or the Rutland Church or day earnings as a Isw1er during hlJ llrst 1ear were $710; the aeconcl year about$3000.PLEASENOTE - H,y nowalotter Is released m editors, ·racJlo commentators and mailed to citizens who wOuldllke Ptaos m serve .lhe alumni bono to receive each isrue.IIOPe I am quet: were d.Jaeul&ed. and It was renderq an. additional public voted 1n raise th"P r I c e, .... service In wridng ant! mailing essacy to meet the e"Penlea of tha, ~mr Stephen .M. rising costs. Waahbwton. D. c. (VoL X, No. 7 The Ubrary at the grade -March, 1968). SChool and the playground equip. ment weredlseuasedandcommlif tee• appolntad, Pia¥ground oquljlmont valued at $200 Is to bo purchasedforthe Rutland Grado School b)' tho PTA and Mrs, Fred George and Mrs. Purl Van Meter were appolrted chairmen or th~ proJect. Mrs.~ Sllowden and Mrs, Fred Wtlllsmson wore appointed 1n lllvestlgoto the library books and enc1doi>edla which the PTA has purchased and 1n see if thOJ can got .: librarian for the sracio school llbrsry, Refreshments :were aervecl. o.n.r.r ......,.. Reg.1.1 9 Me ed k nnonSpe Stic 79~ �.. ·· 94' Sorties &liGON (UPD - . American jets struck · North Vietnam Wednesllay .the heaviest blow in mOre than a month, bombing 10 major targets in the Hanoi- bombed the 16,000 North Vietna. mese reported by American 1ntell'Jgence to be ringing Khe sam, the Marine fort Ulat ls t he western anchor of the allied anti-invasion · Une near the North-South Vietnam border. Valley of Death Hanoi, in a rare propaganda mention ot the embattled fort, broadcast a threat that the 6,000 Marines of Khe SaM are doomed. · Hanoi Radio, broadcasting the one Haipbong area ·· lone, U.S. spokesmen said today. :\t the lime time Uley said 509 tun~irzan servicemen were killed in action last week, making tile past month the costliest of the war tor the Unlted states in terms ot lives lost. The figures showed the number of U.S. coMbat deaths thrent, said, uKhe sanh- valley iri VIetnam haapused20,000. or death ror u.s. puppets ... The The spokesinen said American days of Khe Sanh are numpilots nn 94 missions against bered.,." North Vietnam Wedhesda,y with There was no sign, however, one· r.IJ.d striking inside the city that the expected big push by Umit& of the port 0( Haiphong. the two North VIetnamese An Informed mllistary source divisions at Khc Sanh had told UPI the raids were an begun. allied reply to the Viet Cong Last week's toll of ~ 9 ln\'aslon ol SOuth Vietnamese Americans killed was the Udrd cities last month and to Hanoi's week u.s. forces have suffered failure to recognize as a peace at least 500 men killed since the feeler the U.S. bombing pause Communists opened their Tet around HanoJ and Haiphong in offensive Jan . 30, an unpre<:elate December and early dented three-week toll . January, u.s. spokesmen said that Convoy Ambushed since records began Jan. l, ln South Vietnam, Communist 1961 , and through saturday a forces ambushed two V.S. ·"rm,~r total of 19,760 Americans were truck convoys. rooa,Y ; nine reported killed In combat. With miles northeast ot Saigon, casualties suffered 190 tar this guerrillas killed one GI and week, the number ol American wounded three in an attack on 11;ar dead in VIetnam has 11 military and 19 civilian reached . the 20,000 figure, vehicles which sultered ull.ght., according to analysis of battle Hughes Pallbearers damage, spokesmen said. loss reports. But in the Central Highlands Named late Wednesday, a North Pallbearers for Friday' 8 10 Vietnamese ambush on High River Gauges a.m., t\meral services of Arthur was 41 between the allled GAUGES - Gallipolis, i3.4 F. Hughes. 46, Cheshire, who bastiM.s or Plelku and Konturn and 35.3 with rollers opt; Pt. caught 30 trucks at the end of a died Tuesday in Pomeroy, were Pleasant, 30.54; Pomeroy - Manamed today by the Waugh-Hal140-vehicle Amerlcan supply son, 31 .28; Hinton, 5.70 falling; convoy. ley-Wood Funeral Home. Communist rocket and ma- "Kanawha Falls, 12.20 stat.; They are: H. S. 51utes, G, I. chine gun fire killed 12 Charleston, 27.2{1 falling. Lon - Plymale, G, R, Stewart, Ray Weih Americans and wounded eight don, running 24 feet of roUers; er, and Ed Ball. as well as damaging 30 trucks, Marmet, ruminJ 30 feet; and Masonic rites by the Cheshire spokesmen said. Government Winfield, ruMlng- 53 feet. LOdge will be held at the Wauglltroops and U.S. ~lrcra!t stru<k PEEPERS BARRIER Halley-Wood Funeral Home at at the ambushers, killing at TOKYO (IJPD - The Imperial 7:30 this evening. least 48 North Vietnamese who Household Agen<y todoy began Burial will be in Barnes Cemehad hit the 4th Infantry Dlvi•iCil transplanting 1,000 trees to ten' in Newark, 0. convoy. shield the emperor"sfamil.Jfrom Early toda,y , u.s. Air Force teleiCOpl!slhal will be installed Are B52 stratolortresses t '."~"·"- r w1 e in a sk;yscr.r. eoiq ~beside m the palaco. ""'"' -:: 1'1''"" "f ........... • Today 11\T~Q 1~ 0.e e "' Indoor Shoot sea For Mareh 17th 1 ·" ' . WhSII!I'IGTON , 'ttl':() ,_; !'0"·/.~, emmont lnveoU&ator• a;l.d WCd, nooday .,, as..mi>b' lin~ error led ID tho deslh o! 38 1>0rsons aboard an airliner allced in two by . cine ..or ita """' 'P1'opellers. Tho Nallonal Tran~J>ortlllon -Sal~ Board blamed '!he ~· manufacturer ,.. the AllllfXI Dl· vision o! C~eral MoiAlra - lor tho <rllh o! a Lal<e c.ntral Air· lines Convair PrOI>iet neor Mar· aeUlao, Ohio, Milch 5, 1967. 1bo board said AIUIOII omit· ted tho usual plston.bardenllll! prOfess whon it constructed tho propeller aosembly , Tho pistons In tho propeller hub are used ID chauge the pitch o! tile blades In lll&ht. WithoUt the heat • hardening proeen, the lour blades of the propeller ripped off in Oishi, the board said, and one of !hem cut thrtlllgh the plane'• cabin end..over11nd, chopping the air. liner in half. h'sllgln. . Tol.eok A lot lit Sprint At •I ' ·•;. ' ~ (.ht.• PttMIL'ro,, .. ~!idllllVttrt llai1,1 ~·•ui•.wl, ~l;u·1·h 11, .111~ 1 ~ .. • f " ' ... ,I' ' Fof~oe t~rn filCh Sfhooll l'd to the honor ' of the fourth' ~-' lL co E· period, t rt\,&rle• 'T&Q:lor, pal, announces. h'ylna . ·J 't ,. . 12, grade~: . Pal Borlng1 Grlrtln, ,\nn Grade 10, Grade 0. Jean a, r. ~ ·ut.'~ and 12, · Ku., ICBH Boothe, nle Joyce Van Con· . ·rt 9rad; 011\i Bll'!"~· " .., ,, 9924560 .· c . • •• r r: !1· ·; .. " • .l' l .,, .. . a l;( ..,... I \ ' '"' A~' WlEK . I . ... ~ REMEMBER? t~ti-AYS:. :. ;. . 1 ~ . • :·· J ,.. '' . -... · ~" .. . . •'' ' ' '· =..-..HEA Q4.v- ~ " Approved HAVAI\A- PREMIEll FIDEL CA,TRO today threatened ~: i!",;.. U$.: . .r .,~Y aIUtA:.". , ··~··, Castro ch.IU"ged in a lengthy speech at Havana University ~... that hijackil1;:"s were encouraged by the United States and .. now lhey see tlle consequence5.." I . • .. carm.n. llr•. v.r,,. Gertrudio Doln), ., . Clark, W~~GTON- MORE THAN 900 eJI!Illoye>ofthe!ederal government have .slgned a statement demanding the end or the war in Vietnam, organizers of the dri\'e claimed toda,y. The statement' called on President Johnson to change hls war pollocies, 11 to end his reliance on military rorce and to seek instead a genuine political settlement to bring peace to ~tho east A&ia." . JEN PAD . •...,,·; -...;,..;J. iO cottiscate hijacked American airliners because Cuban ships and planes have not been returned from the United ~tes. . GERITOL LIQUID ' argue that such a provision could open at least temporary Jol». bobs in a proposed new wall of protection ror consumers. \ ·; ,,.• ,' »L night. :.;.'--.:.. ~ 59 N. 2nd Avo. ili\.Wltporl 24th year in the U. s. A.rmy. -,~ • . 11 Ill' ·· (c0ntinuedrrom' .Pag~ l) ,. J DUDUY'S with his family, is serving hts • • I ; On Honor ·Roll ''\' fflS·i ... BOARD TO MEET The Southern Local Board 0( Education will hold its regular meeting at the ~uthern High ~hool on March 19 at 7:30p.m. inliitead of on its regular meeting f ' GETS SECOND TOUR ~. John L. Hawlo;y, soo of Mrs. Lo1a Hawley, Pomeroy, will leave this .month for his second tour of dtUy in Vietnam. ~ Hawley, now resjdtng in Virginia ,·n ar:eif§ •' 1.9 ,EllS l~tt,pii~ " ~,,w; . ' Ea rrt fl aet·~~ · 7 Li btaries Uquor pormlt lees totalling . '· tl•rvicya $13,617.19 have been r.oturned fOr to Meigs CO\IIIb', Donald ll. t:ook, Caples of A Man's Jo'ree ~ler.- ­ director of tho IJOpartmoli\ ol ltage by llr, L. L. noush, 'loi--1 no .. Liquor contrOl, reports, merly of Meigs COunty and noW'"':p IW. , hll reeo, which range up ID ·ot Galllpoll> will be preseote<l. . ... ,.. '!'•1 l;lc!~n hel.'!t llec, 5, ,1,0110 !Qt aome mamll•mirlna to seven libraries ln the county · '\llwilit.ol the late and dlotributlng permito, and lor Tueada,y by the Meigs CountY Mi~ l.iep11;e ~ Elizll!oth 1\. Perr~ nlsht clUb permits, are returnod isterlal Assn. The book will be presented to ~~' ·, Slle was ' ·Pr.C~ in to tho vlliago, city or townohiP daughter, Ora !1'0111 which !be moneY como and the public libraries o11'omeroy, ~· al,so. br Aile . Mt:Fo.land. Middleport and the high sC::hool in wtllch tile permit was iosue<l. !olio l.a$altrelorw,..lldont or Permtto are io11te<l on a qoma libraries or Pomeroy1 Middl.&o .Port, Rutland, Eastern and SOuth- ·Mat;OD anq·a member <if the lila. baolo ae~r&ni w pojllllallon. The ttiU1lber o! new permits ta. ern. lt was also agreed Tue~ son Methodist Church. Survhors include one grand- 1110d lh oi.to in 1967 was 1,4to: at Heath Methodist Church where th\' association met, to recom. son, ()fOrge C. McFarland, lila. mend the book, which stresses son, and two greot-gnndilaushthe s1.11erior society that would ters. Sllrvlcos wW be held Sllurday be POSslOle it mankind lived according to the sermon on t h e at 1 p. m•. at lhe FIJIIeoorw F.,. NEW HAVEN - TheW o a I Mount, as excellent Lenten read- neral Home with the Rev. Lowell E. Jleene, oiUclatlng. Burial wW Virginia Archery AISn. 111d>or in.g. Dr. lloush attended them~ be. in tho Klrltland Memorial State Championship wW be ing and expressed thanks for an Gardens. Friends may call at held at the New H~ven commauwgranh 1"\<0rtu <>+<>ned .... I!" eo-~ .. l.la6 oq t h e the !unerel home Friday !rom 7 iil' building Sunda,y. Man:h 17. Host Is the ~anhaw llowhull.. grouP last Friday at the Elbel"- 1D 9. era Club or New Haven. feld Department store in PomStooling ttmea wW be 10 a.m. eroy. Ministers have also agreed Health Hazards of and I p. m. Food wW ba aerve<l to take copies of the book by Dr. at the site. The public Ia invited. Housh Into their churches f 0 r Smoking Deserihed Lcx:al clUb memben deloodlrw reading. Dr. ll lt. Pickens, 0. 0., their title• wiD be Mrs. Wanda Concern was expressed over Chief of Stall of Veterans Memo King, Free ~le Womeni Mrs. the lack of activity in the grouP orlal Hospital,. ol Middleport, cleo Alice ~P. Barebow Women. by some members. The secretary scribed health hazards of amok- and Mrs. Alice Wamsley, Out· was asked to write members and log for a grol&l of about 60 young oloo.!itlte Women. urge greater parUcipation. A remen at the Zaleski Honor camp port was givenontheMelgsCounof the Ohio Youth Commission IJ' Fair activities of thtPassoctaMonday night. VETEANS MEMOIII~L tion and economic improvements ~. Pickens showed films, HOSPIT~L needed in the county were discourtesy ot the Meigs cancer ADMITTED - Olivo Enbnan, cussed. :SOCietY and the Meigs Counb' TB Lo~ Botwm; Goldie White, Mid. The Rev. Glen Hiles, vice pres-and Health !;oclecy. And in a loss dl..,.rt; BiaochelStlm.,., Alban)', ident and pastor of the U n 1 t e d serious session showed movies DISCHAIIGED - Mario Rizer, Methodist Church in Pomeroy, taken when on a trophy bear hunt Virgil Hamon, Joyce ~uth,lllane gave the opening ~~"•rayer. in Alaska. Dr. Pickens was tk- caruthers, Ethel HalthUJ, Honnel comPanled I& Dr. John Ri~ay. Dtnn,y, Timmie Barrett. ' { ~ .I ', .•• ' ~ '.l Hartwell; !Irs, Mra. holder, I • ' •' , ., :··•'98 LAU~DRY BASKET 12•0UtKE 2.03 Reg. 98cValue COM EXCEDRIN TABLETS ·.. bottle 12 ' Compare AT 98c DISCOUNT!O tOO's AMMENS MEDICATED.., POWDER 98c ' ORDER GIAS WHDLE·H liwtuda ~ ' AIR CDNIIITIONIN NCJW ANDBAVE1CI% 'fJOr!Ju;enr ' •• ON OUR NEW SHIPM OF LADIES' WRANGLERS not have been challenged to do 1t. had he been told 1t was easy. Anyway. now he knows. He know s about a larm ciocks, regular rl PI1 very and cotlection schedules. bOOk· keepmg, a pro ~ pect' s f1rm "No! " and even the yak -yak of an unfnendly poochI But these lh1 ngs he takes in stride. They are a part of the increasingly larger world mto wh1 ch he 15 growing. A world in wh1th he IS developing self-confidence and pride of achievement. A world m whtch he ga1ns practtcal business experience to supplement the more formal l~arning of the classroom. A world in wh1ch he •s being prepared and tested for the responsibilitieS of adulthood. He doesot't expect life ever to be easy. But there 's no doubt in his mind that he'll make 1t - t n whatever work We've everything under the sun for fun in the sun. Have a smash.ug time in our slacks, skirts, cuIoltes and shirts in bright, springright colors! ausl"bs of his WRANGLERS ·. • • PANT DRESSES eA·LINE SHIFTS eA·LINE SHIRT DRESSES e LADIES DENIM JEANS eBERMUDAS, SLACKS, TOPS AND JAMAICA$ . TD CO.ORDINATE IN COLORS, ICE, MELON, LiME ' OWII llli!l 'hi.s partnls behind h'lm :FUTURE - l • he happens to choose. ·~h a";MEW$PAPER I , There's no time like wintertime to order !,hole-house Gas AifConditioning . -for summertime. ·' First of all, yqu save 10%on the cost of the '· equipment. And, ),'OU don't have to rril!ke·a §i single. payment uritll May; .And, paymerits'alt tow. About $14 a month include'' normal installation of a 3-ton unit. Why wait 'till the.temperature al1d CQ:Its go I.IP? Order a coot, ,cOmfortable summer how -and save 10%. Lono Sleeves Cut On Bl1s When your son launched his own newspaperboy business, no one told h1m 1t wou ld be easy. Chances are , he would ' . 1 -·9· $l.59Value ·, •• •~ !, !»stounted .. • . .A '·:Warded ~·r~ Value . B-ounce . .< SO fS. .260-Count . 69cValue Delivered · lies at~;-' '' '. ·'' . ,, 4·9~ ., Pamper~ . VARORIZER U·L APPROVED $U5 VALUE •• • lrtd_ lhtt ·, flu,-ha~lt ' " .. , " USE ·t, LADIES' NEW BODY SHIRT ONE SAID IT WAS EASY! , Value ASSORTED COLORS HURRY! ,loo' SAVE .- TRYLONS ROSE WATER CREAME 69c VAI.UE 2-llz. Tube �.. ·· 94' Sorties &liGON (UPD - . American jets struck · North Vietnam Wednesllay .the heaviest blow in mOre than a month, bombing 10 major targets in the Hanoi- bombed the 16,000 North Vietna. mese reported by American 1ntell'Jgence to be ringing Khe sam, the Marine fort Ulat ls t he western anchor of the allied anti-invasion · Une near the North-South Vietnam border. Valley of Death Hanoi, in a rare propaganda mention ot the embattled fort, broadcast a threat that the 6,000 Marines of Khe SaM are doomed. · Hanoi Radio, broadcasting the one Haipbong area ·· lone, U.S. spokesmen said today. :\t the lime time Uley said 509 tun~irzan servicemen were killed in action last week, making tile past month the costliest of the war tor the Unlted states in terms ot lives lost. The figures showed the number of U.S. coMbat deaths thrent, said, uKhe sanh- valley iri VIetnam haapused20,000. or death ror u.s. puppets ... The The spokesinen said American days of Khe Sanh are numpilots nn 94 missions against bered.,." North Vietnam Wedhesda,y with There was no sign, however, one· r.IJ.d striking inside the city that the expected big push by Umit& of the port 0( Haiphong. the two North VIetnamese An Informed mllistary source divisions at Khc Sanh had told UPI the raids were an begun. allied reply to the Viet Cong Last week's toll of ~ 9 ln\'aslon ol SOuth Vietnamese Americans killed was the Udrd cities last month and to Hanoi's week u.s. forces have suffered failure to recognize as a peace at least 500 men killed since the feeler the U.S. bombing pause Communists opened their Tet around HanoJ and Haiphong in offensive Jan . 30, an unpre<:elate December and early dented three-week toll . January, u.s. spokesmen said that Convoy Ambushed since records began Jan. l, ln South Vietnam, Communist 1961 , and through saturday a forces ambushed two V.S. ·"rm,~r total of 19,760 Americans were truck convoys. rooa,Y ; nine reported killed In combat. With miles northeast ot Saigon, casualties suffered 190 tar this guerrillas killed one GI and week, the number ol American wounded three in an attack on 11;ar dead in VIetnam has 11 military and 19 civilian reached . the 20,000 figure, vehicles which sultered ull.ght., according to analysis of battle Hughes Pallbearers damage, spokesmen said. loss reports. But in the Central Highlands Named late Wednesday, a North Pallbearers for Friday' 8 10 Vietnamese ambush on High River Gauges a.m., t\meral services of Arthur was 41 between the allled GAUGES - Gallipolis, i3.4 F. Hughes. 46, Cheshire, who bastiM.s or Plelku and Konturn and 35.3 with rollers opt; Pt. caught 30 trucks at the end of a died Tuesday in Pomeroy, were Pleasant, 30.54; Pomeroy - Manamed today by the Waugh-Hal140-vehicle Amerlcan supply son, 31 .28; Hinton, 5.70 falling; convoy. ley-Wood Funeral Home. Communist rocket and ma- "Kanawha Falls, 12.20 stat.; They are: H. S. 51utes, G, I. chine gun fire killed 12 Charleston, 27.2{1 falling. Lon - Plymale, G, R, Stewart, Ray Weih Americans and wounded eight don, running 24 feet of roUers; er, and Ed Ball. as well as damaging 30 trucks, Marmet, ruminJ 30 feet; and Masonic rites by the Cheshire spokesmen said. Government Winfield, ruMlng- 53 feet. LOdge will be held at the Wauglltroops and U.S. ~lrcra!t stru<k PEEPERS BARRIER Halley-Wood Funeral Home at at the ambushers, killing at TOKYO (IJPD - The Imperial 7:30 this evening. least 48 North Vietnamese who Household Agen<y todoy began Burial will be in Barnes Cemehad hit the 4th Infantry Dlvi•iCil transplanting 1,000 trees to ten' in Newark, 0. convoy. shield the emperor"sfamil.Jfrom Early toda,y , u.s. Air Force teleiCOpl!slhal will be installed Are B52 stratolortresses t '."~"·"- r w1 e in a sk;yscr.r. eoiq ~beside m the palaco. ""'"' -:: 1'1''"" "f ........... • Today 11\T~Q 1~ 0.e e "' Indoor Shoot sea For Mareh 17th 1 ·" ' . WhSII!I'IGTON , 'ttl':() ,_; !'0"·/.~, emmont lnveoU&ator• a;l.d WCd, nooday .,, as..mi>b' lin~ error led ID tho deslh o! 38 1>0rsons aboard an airliner allced in two by . cine ..or ita """' 'P1'opellers. Tho Nallonal Tran~J>ortlllon -Sal~ Board blamed '!he ~· manufacturer ,.. the AllllfXI Dl· vision o! C~eral MoiAlra - lor tho <rllh o! a Lal<e c.ntral Air· lines Convair PrOI>iet neor Mar· aeUlao, Ohio, Milch 5, 1967. 1bo board said AIUIOII omit· ted tho usual plston.bardenllll! prOfess whon it constructed tho propeller aosembly , Tho pistons In tho propeller hub are used ID chauge the pitch o! tile blades In lll&ht. WithoUt the heat • hardening proeen, the lour blades of the propeller ripped off in Oishi, the board said, and one of !hem cut thrtlllgh the plane'• cabin end..over11nd, chopping the air. liner in half. h'sllgln. . Tol.eok A lot lit Sprint At •I ' ·•;. ' ~ (.ht.• PttMIL'ro,, .. ~!idllllVttrt llai1,1 ~·•ui•.wl, ~l;u·1·h 11, .111~ 1 ~ .. • f " ' ... ,I' ' Fof~oe t~rn filCh Sfhooll l'd to the honor ' of the fourth' ~-' lL co E· period, t rt\,&rle• 'T&Q:lor, pal, announces. h'ylna . ·J 't ,. . 12, grade~: . Pal Borlng1 Grlrtln, ,\nn Grade 10, Grade 0. Jean a, r. ~ ·ut.'~ and 12, · Ku., ICBH Boothe, nle Joyce Van Con· . ·rt 9rad; 011\i Bll'!"~· " .., ,, 9924560 .· c . • •• r r: !1· ·; .. " • .l' l .,, .. . a l;( ..,... I \ ' '"' A~' WlEK . I . ... ~ REMEMBER? t~ti-AYS:. :. ;. . 1 ~ . • :·· J ,.. '' . -... · ~" .. . . •'' ' ' '· =..-..HEA Q4.v- ~ " Approved HAVAI\A- PREMIEll FIDEL CA,TRO today threatened ~: i!",;.. U$.: . .r .,~Y aIUtA:.". , ··~··, Castro ch.IU"ged in a lengthy speech at Havana University ~... that hijackil1;:"s were encouraged by the United States and .. now lhey see tlle consequence5.." I . • .. carm.n. llr•. v.r,,. Gertrudio Doln), ., . Clark, W~~GTON- MORE THAN 900 eJI!Illoye>ofthe!ederal government have .slgned a statement demanding the end or the war in Vietnam, organizers of the dri\'e claimed toda,y. The statement' called on President Johnson to change hls war pollocies, 11 to end his reliance on military rorce and to seek instead a genuine political settlement to bring peace to ~tho east A&ia." . JEN PAD . •...,,·; -...;,..;J. iO cottiscate hijacked American airliners because Cuban ships and planes have not been returned from the United ~tes. . GERITOL LIQUID ' argue that such a provision could open at least temporary Jol». bobs in a proposed new wall of protection ror consumers. \ ·; ,,.• ,' »L night. :.;.'--.:.. ~ 59 N. 2nd Avo. ili\.Wltporl 24th year in the U. s. A.rmy. -,~ • . 11 Ill' ·· (c0ntinuedrrom' .Pag~ l) ,. J DUDUY'S with his family, is serving hts • • I ; On Honor ·Roll ''\' fflS·i ... BOARD TO MEET The Southern Local Board 0( Education will hold its regular meeting at the ~uthern High ~hool on March 19 at 7:30p.m. inliitead of on its regular meeting f ' GETS SECOND TOUR ~. John L. Hawlo;y, soo of Mrs. Lo1a Hawley, Pomeroy, will leave this .month for his second tour of dtUy in Vietnam. ~ Hawley, now resjdtng in Virginia ,·n ar:eif§ •' 1.9 ,EllS l~tt,pii~ " ~,,w; . ' Ea rrt fl aet·~~ · 7 Li btaries Uquor pormlt lees totalling . '· tl•rvicya $13,617.19 have been r.oturned fOr to Meigs CO\IIIb', Donald ll. t:ook, Caples of A Man's Jo'ree ~ler.- ­ director of tho IJOpartmoli\ ol ltage by llr, L. L. noush, 'loi--1 no .. Liquor contrOl, reports, merly of Meigs COunty and noW'"':p IW. , hll reeo, which range up ID ·ot Galllpoll> will be preseote<l. . ... ,.. '!'•1 l;lc!~n hel.'!t llec, 5, ,1,0110 !Qt aome mamll•mirlna to seven libraries ln the county · '\llwilit.ol the late and dlotributlng permito, and lor Tueada,y by the Meigs CountY Mi~ l.iep11;e ~ Elizll!oth 1\. Perr~ nlsht clUb permits, are returnod isterlal Assn. The book will be presented to ~~' ·, Slle was ' ·Pr.C~ in to tho vlliago, city or townohiP daughter, Ora !1'0111 which !be moneY como and the public libraries o11'omeroy, ~· al,so. br Aile . Mt:Fo.land. Middleport and the high sC::hool in wtllch tile permit was iosue<l. !olio l.a$altrelorw,..lldont or Permtto are io11te<l on a qoma libraries or Pomeroy1 Middl.&o .Port, Rutland, Eastern and SOuth- ·Mat;OD anq·a member <if the lila. baolo ae~r&ni w pojllllallon. The ttiU1lber o! new permits ta. ern. lt was also agreed Tue~ son Methodist Church. Survhors include one grand- 1110d lh oi.to in 1967 was 1,4to: at Heath Methodist Church where th\' association met, to recom. son, ()fOrge C. McFarland, lila. mend the book, which stresses son, and two greot-gnndilaushthe s1.11erior society that would ters. Sllrvlcos wW be held Sllurday be POSslOle it mankind lived according to the sermon on t h e at 1 p. m•. at lhe FIJIIeoorw F.,. NEW HAVEN - TheW o a I Mount, as excellent Lenten read- neral Home with the Rev. Lowell E. Jleene, oiUclatlng. Burial wW Virginia Archery AISn. 111d>or in.g. Dr. lloush attended them~ be. in tho Klrltland Memorial State Championship wW be ing and expressed thanks for an Gardens. Friends may call at held at the New H~ven commauwgranh 1"\<0rtu <>+<>ned .... I!" eo-~ .. l.la6 oq t h e the !unerel home Friday !rom 7 iil' building Sunda,y. Man:h 17. Host Is the ~anhaw llowhull.. grouP last Friday at the Elbel"- 1D 9. era Club or New Haven. feld Department store in PomStooling ttmea wW be 10 a.m. eroy. Ministers have also agreed Health Hazards of and I p. m. Food wW ba aerve<l to take copies of the book by Dr. at the site. The public Ia invited. Housh Into their churches f 0 r Smoking Deserihed Lcx:al clUb memben deloodlrw reading. Dr. ll lt. Pickens, 0. 0., their title• wiD be Mrs. Wanda Concern was expressed over Chief of Stall of Veterans Memo King, Free ~le Womeni Mrs. the lack of activity in the grouP orlal Hospital,. ol Middleport, cleo Alice ~P. Barebow Women. by some members. The secretary scribed health hazards of amok- and Mrs. Alice Wamsley, Out· was asked to write members and log for a grol&l of about 60 young oloo.!itlte Women. urge greater parUcipation. A remen at the Zaleski Honor camp port was givenontheMelgsCounof the Ohio Youth Commission IJ' Fair activities of thtPassoctaMonday night. VETEANS MEMOIII~L tion and economic improvements ~. Pickens showed films, HOSPIT~L needed in the county were discourtesy ot the Meigs cancer ADMITTED - Olivo Enbnan, cussed. :SOCietY and the Meigs Counb' TB Lo~ Botwm; Goldie White, Mid. The Rev. Glen Hiles, vice pres-and Health !;oclecy. And in a loss dl..,.rt; BiaochelStlm.,., Alban)', ident and pastor of the U n 1 t e d serious session showed movies DISCHAIIGED - Mario Rizer, Methodist Church in Pomeroy, taken when on a trophy bear hunt Virgil Hamon, Joyce ~uth,lllane gave the opening ~~"•rayer. in Alaska. Dr. Pickens was tk- caruthers, Ethel HalthUJ, Honnel comPanled I& Dr. John Ri~ay. Dtnn,y, Timmie Barrett. ' { ~ .I ', .•• ' ~ '.l Hartwell; !Irs, Mra. holder, I • ' •' , ., :··•'98 LAU~DRY BASKET 12•0UtKE 2.03 Reg. 98cValue COM EXCEDRIN TABLETS ·.. bottle 12 ' Compare AT 98c DISCOUNT!O tOO's AMMENS MEDICATED.., POWDER 98c ' ORDER GIAS WHDLE·H liwtuda ~ ' AIR CDNIIITIONIN NCJW ANDBAVE1CI% 'fJOr!Ju;enr ' •• ON OUR NEW SHIPM OF LADIES' WRANGLERS not have been challenged to do 1t. had he been told 1t was easy. Anyway. now he knows. He know s about a larm ciocks, regular rl PI1 very and cotlection schedules. bOOk· keepmg, a pro ~ pect' s f1rm "No! " and even the yak -yak of an unfnendly poochI But these lh1 ngs he takes in stride. They are a part of the increasingly larger world mto wh1 ch he 15 growing. A world in wh1th he IS developing self-confidence and pride of achievement. A world m whtch he ga1ns practtcal business experience to supplement the more formal l~arning of the classroom. A world in wh1ch he •s being prepared and tested for the responsibilitieS of adulthood. He doesot't expect life ever to be easy. But there 's no doubt in his mind that he'll make 1t - t n whatever work We've everything under the sun for fun in the sun. Have a smash.ug time in our slacks, skirts, cuIoltes and shirts in bright, springright colors! ausl"bs of his WRANGLERS ·. • • PANT DRESSES eA·LINE SHIFTS eA·LINE SHIRT DRESSES e LADIES DENIM JEANS eBERMUDAS, SLACKS, TOPS AND JAMAICA$ . TD CO.ORDINATE IN COLORS, ICE, MELON, LiME ' OWII llli!l 'hi.s partnls behind h'lm :FUTURE - l • he happens to choose. ·~h a";MEW$PAPER I , There's no time like wintertime to order !,hole-house Gas AifConditioning . -for summertime. ·' First of all, yqu save 10%on the cost of the '· equipment. And, ),'OU don't have to rril!ke·a §i single. payment uritll May; .And, paymerits'alt tow. About $14 a month include'' normal installation of a 3-ton unit. Why wait 'till the.temperature al1d CQ:Its go I.IP? Order a coot, ,cOmfortable summer how -and save 10%. Lono Sleeves Cut On Bl1s When your son launched his own newspaperboy business, no one told h1m 1t wou ld be easy. Chances are , he would ' . 1 -·9· $l.59Value ·, •• •~ !, !»stounted .. • . .A '·:Warded ~·r~ Value . B-ounce . .< SO fS. .260-Count . 69cValue Delivered · lies at~;-' '' '. ·'' . ,, 4·9~ ., Pamper~ . VARORIZER U·L APPROVED $U5 VALUE •• • lrtd_ lhtt ·, flu,-ha~lt ' " .. , " USE ·t, LADIES' NEW BODY SHIRT ONE SAID IT WAS EASY! , Value ASSORTED COLORS HURRY! ,loo' SAVE .- TRYLONS ROSE WATER CREAME 69c VAI.UE 2-llz. Tube �~' \ii!ANT AD , INFOlMATlOM ~ DiADLt..ni. 1 \ ·I '·........... "'· ~ o·,., b.,,,.. ,;~ut.tt.._, DtHU.,e f 1.•, . I ..,... :..et Ftr Wtnt Alii ltrvlw J ctntt ,., Wtl'tl h i U th" \t tR•rtiP ' M'"''""'" Ctl..... 7tc uMt 111r •HI thi'H teftiftU· oiiMrtllfll, cenn. .., w.nl 1111 ''"'otuti'H lftMI'fiOII'- U ,_, qiM OllcOUnt .n INIId . . 1M lfl 111id wlttlln 11 ,..,.. c.-t:o GF THoiJIIIlfi 1o OI1T\I&lT lt .M fllr tl WIN 111\ftllftUM. h , HlllltteMI wtrd tc. · ILIMD ADI Af411tloftel Uc a~u" ,., adWH· O'I'PICI "OUII ~·-···· ·~· • ·"'· .. ... ...... ~11J t :H • ·"' te tltll ,._. tdYNIY Nod~ REVIVAL STARTING at 1he Mt. Herman UB Church, March II at 7:30 p.m. each evening, Rev. Care)' Knittle ol Cincinnati, will be the evangelist. Special singing each evening. Everyone Is welcome. U-12tc HAM SHooT Sunday, ~larch 17. starting at 12. noon to 4 p.m. on the Ro~rt Hill farm, Racine-Bashan Road. Sponsored by Racine Fire Depart· ment. 3-14-3tc RESIDENCE telephone cuslo· me1·5 Now, no installation charge for extension telephones. Call our business of· fic e for details 992-2191 . $-11-IZic va. wtncli Call ·Mrs. Clifford ·~hye" Manley Middleport All .,..,.,;.11' l.traltht IIJIIk oprolotlnt •Mt. U•uld nll,...n. larfy MIIOIIdiHOunt Rhlie I'!!>Jt<f· . AREA -----,FULLY ·automatic Sewilli 1968 Maohlne, co~pljlte to . m,ke buttonholes. darn, 'and emb. •• builtin de&!JDI· '111ts ~~~­ ine is in l"l"l~~t condition. Wanted to Rent '111ill machine oold lor i2at.86, THREE or four bedroom home balance now fl5.00 or tatuo in Rulland school district by over paymenls• Or $6.18 jltt April 1. Must accept ~hldren. month. Try It In yoUi' hollle. can furnish references. Phone CaII 1192-2136. 1-11-61< 742-5032. ':l-11-2tc WANTED responalbte ·party to assume paymenis or SUI per For hilt monlh or JliiY balance dile C. c,, llRADFORD TRAILER. Brown's Trailer S911.64 for 11168 stereo console Court, MlnersviJle, Phone 992. AUCI'IoNEEil with AM and FM · radio, \ 3324. :l-ll-3tc Complete Servin speed automatic changer. Gall Write, , _ or Ollllod 1192-21136. S.lutc CrlltllrM(onl 7 ROOM bouse at Bashan. Phone 949-3703. $-IUip !lAY, Geerge Carson, Leading . I l ,tlc 3-lutp Creek Road. 4 ROOM and balh unfurnished apartment. Phone S9U385. 1962 STIJDEBAKER Lark. auto- AIR CONDmONINQ J\efr!Pr· aUon service. Jact' a Refrtg. :1-IZ.tlc matic transmission $450.00. · eraUon, New Haven. hone Also record player with stand IIIIJ.211'1t. ': 4 I tfc FURNiiiHED aparlment, 5 $30.110. Pbone 949-%1311. rooms and bath, Harold New• :J.tNtc READY • MIX concreta deUvell, Chester. Phone 985-3350. ered right to your; projeel. :1-IZ.IIc WEST Highland White Terriers, Fast ~nd eaay. Free e.otJ.. black and silver. Miniature mates •. PhOne 992-3184, GoegFURNISHED TWO BEDROOM Schnauzers. Miniature, Poodleln Ready • Mil CO., MiddleAPARTMENT. Middleport, les. Lillie Barkaroo Kennel!, port, Ohio, I ~ tie phone 992-3874. 3-1tfe CooJvllle, 667-3651. 3-IZ.tOtc .. -.ow Local Bowling FURNISHED and unfurnillhed HOUSE for aale In Clifton. BUDGET PRICE lurnlturo on SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg- apartments. Close to ocbool. BeauUful prtvate borne, 'for our lhird Door budget ebep. ular liS oow $9.50. Ctetlth . Baker FurnitUre. Middleport, Phone 992-5434. IIHB-trc dilldren, si1 rooma (three Ohio. 1 :1! tfc . 'l:lie Brirsaels spro~l'&elt Its Brogan's Shop, phone 712bedrooms), diVided baBement, , nelbe from BrusSels, Belgium 58j)(J . $-I 4-30tc LARGE live room and ~alb play room and sbower. Two apartment, newly derorotorl, lots 50 X 100; I! X 18 bOrn. SEWING.' MAciUNtcs. repair· where it was common as early service. oil makea. · wv ,_ as 1821. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs furnace heat, Pomeroy, Property lenced ln. Iriqulre Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. MooPhone 992-5307. l 7-tle 1281. '11111': Fabric Shop, Pornat Blanche Campaon. Clif. day thru Jl'rklay. Ladles Dlgbt eroy. Alitbol'lzed Singer Salea ton. 3-14Dic every Friday. U.tfc FURNISHED GARAGE APART· and ~;. We . Sharpen setuors. . , , ~c MENT on Lincoln Hill, Ad- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY ulll only, pbone lltZ-S489. miniature. fl5 and up. Stud will pay (or a brake adjust· z.25.10tc service and grooming. Phooe EXPERT 7do~~de Repair, ment at Po!Mroy Home & PoiJierot R<HDe and Auto. 192-5443. 11 I tk . 11'30-TFC Auto. 1-T·tfc CLOSE IN downtOwn Pomeroy; One three room apartmeo~ POTATOES. Clarence Proflltl, HAPPY VALLEY BOYS will be EXPERT ENGINE 'l'IJNE UP, very nice and modern. Shown Portland. Phone 1143-2254. at Jacks Club Friday ancl sua plus par!A il needed, by appointment only. Pllooe 11 3 tie Saturday lrom 8 to 2:30. Pomeroy Home & Auto. 1192-5271. S-8-tlc 3-1}3tp APARTMENT COAL, heavy, lumn stoker. egg 11·30-TFC ~ Sell A~e, and mine ":"'· _EIC~illior Salt , SUNDAY, MA~ • • .- ;.,, ~~~c-~1'_.!Mn~ .. Po. FA~ ST FAR-, ,TIRE ·SERVICII!.• It nilon, 1!tM!IIIOr!d ;,......, ' -··~-~ · ...... ·'"" • .· ho :< .. - •.. '-~ Rutland American r.eg· n, 11 TFC Ham and Bacon, Shotguna MOBn. HOME, IIJ35, euellent --~For 5111 only , everybody welcome. PROFESSIONAL COlor TV 111111 ~ltiot1Completely lurnllh· 3-13-.ltp 36 INCH Magic Chef Range. Stereo, HI-ll service. HoUle ed. suso.eo. Call 119U262. us~ only ~ yean. like new. calls In Pomeroy and Mlddl&J.IB-3Mic Will trade · lor ~ Inch G. E. I REVIVAL starting at the Mt. port; Sf on color TV. Chucks . Electric Range, similar conHerman U. B. Cburoh Marcb TV Service, II! ButternUt, PoLOT In Mason. ~ on oaved ditloo. Pllone 192·2646. :I-ll-Ite .· , .J1$9S, II at 7:30 p.m. each evenln1. meroy. Phone . . ... . ..,...,, ' "1;4 street. eau Mao"" 773-5203. Rev. Carey Knittle or Cincin.._ ·t.IWOIP '965Chevy II 3-ll-12tc 1961 SEWING MACHINE, nevnati, Ohio will be the Evange.. ·Super Spt. Cpe. V8 en· er been U!ed. I am only ask· llal. Special singing each ev&Rine, automatic trans. lnaur111ce lng S35 and will accept 11.25 ForS.IeorTrMie nlng. Everyone Is welcome. NeN tires, clean interior. weekly, Phone 1192-2685, 19511 FERGUSON tractor. Iii lux. !-5-12tc radio and beater. 3-14-tlc 2 tlll"lllng plows, double dlllk, AUTO)IOBILE IIIIU!'IIIOe ben $1595 bruah bog, all In good shape. canetlled! Lost Yllllr opem. In ,.IIIOIY or's .license! Call 181-21181. SINGER SEWING Machine In SIIOO.OO or will b1de IIW small Pontiac IN MEMORY of Clair Giles, Sr.. • II tfc new walnut sewing table, Zig traciOI'. G. A. Deem, Racine. Dr. Automat· who passed away a year ago zag equipped lo bultonhole, :1-IUlp ~ood tires, radio and today, March 14, 1967. monogram, over~ast, fancy h"ater He is gone bul not lorgotten design, elc. Pay off 7 pay$995 Though it doesn't seem a year ments SS each , Phone 1192IN TNI MAnll OP JIT11.1MINT In our lonely: bours of I 2885 . :1-14-tfc PIOIAft COURT, IINI ht1te For S.le ; O' •ccOUMTI, MIIOI COuttTJ', OMIO lhinklng ,965 Corvair Aeeo!IMI UMf , Wucbua _, the fol• Thoughts ol him are always IIIIK PONTIAC Cf'lalina Salari lowlnl lUmMI ftduc .. r-. han been 1 eorsa coupe. fiW Ja aM Pro!MW CoUrt. lhlll near. VB. automatic, ; t pa~~senger Coun\J, Obio, lo.- appro-nl aDd M\o . trans.; red Rllllh, Days ol sadness Will come tkl-\; ' station wagon, ' !power brakes CA.Q NO. 11A31. First ud J'llUII o'er us, power steering,; luggage rack. FARM - 58 Acrea - 1$ 'WI· Mewa~ of .......lla Welp,Dd, En• nice one. t.llklx or &be ,.tate of J'Nderldr; Friends may think the wound able - II> story 7 room red and white, priced at . $1495 •. Elllmtrt. is healed frame, bath, basement, lur. CAS&' NO. liAftl. l.lttll and Dial wholesale. 1163 Chevrolet lm· AceiiiiUOI of .......,., &a.cll. Gl&ll• But they lillie know the pala 2 door Sport Caupe, ponace heating, barn, chicken dian •• A.lnui 11. adlont.. sorrow CAU NO. 18AIIt. SlsUI ~al. . house, One mile from Harriwer brakes, power steering, of . IUebard 1: . .IOIMI. 0\l.udiaa ol That lies within the heart air conditioning, V8, autDma· sonville on pav~ road. 1b6 hnoa ad ..... of had S. SuUin11. •• IDeO!I'Ip.ieftt penoa. con~ealed . $1,0011.00 tic, priced at wholesale. 11165 CAS& NO. lt.liOII. &tCOIId, l'lail Sadly missed by Metta Rho- Mustang, va. floor sbiH. wblte POMEROY - EAST MAIN and Dltlrlbutlft Accou.at ol The HU.R\InltOII NIUoNI 8aDJI. Cell... ton and family and Clair W. vinyl tdp, sharp, call ~.g room frame, 5 bedrooms, W., Ohio Pll PIUI 8 . . . . rt, llkl• Giles, Jr .. and family. two baths, can be 2 apart- dllpor\. Oblo, Co&uell\on of 61 6547. Financing avaUabte. •·~~ of Hem'J N. Swift., .,_.ANd. 3-14-ltp WUI sell or trade. ments, fumace heating, base. uu. .ue,u.. .... fDI4 ........ Hl-tl'c uki aeeouY wW bl fw tt-l'ial ment, garage, large lot In to, bdON llld COUI1 CM1 UM lilt, dQ Apdl. 1111, at which UIM Jlid good neighborhood, lront and of Wanted To Buy aecotlllta .-ill be eoDitMn4 ...... eM· bact porches. ModOm kitch- tla.ued from OJ to du u ..Ul flft. For , TEAM OF HORSES, 12 to 1500 en and balh on lint Door. Fl· •lb'All¥·~ .., ibs., good-broke, phone IIIIJ.. CARPETS a fright? Make U.,m penon ia~NIIted 1M)" file wrtun _,uo. M .aid ....,.a · nancing can be arranged. a beautiful sigh! witn Blue 2215. :1-tS-31< or to Mlttatt pertalnllll to UM • • SIO,OOO.GO euuoa Luatre. Renl electric shamOf tat. ttaR. . ., a. OWl POMEROY - EAST MAIN ST. fl•• 4.,. flriar kt u. d•t.n Mt for pooer. Baker Furniture. ANTIQUES. furniture, dishel, :1-11-Qc - 2 story borne, 5 rooma, IOMN Co lACON ml•cellaneous. Mra. Howard Adl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . balh, garage, front porch Ceeil, 800 w. Main St., Pom&Meltl CeuMf, . . . I'OJ. 1-15-tfc MOBIL HOME, lllx50, two bed- Now rented $35.00 per mon111: S.l'-ltcl rooms, ooppertone kitcben $1 500 Ill! wall to wall cdrpet in living' VIRGO. IW BELEN Weln Wanted room. All gaa appliances. llfWIII ROUTE SALESMAN Phone 1192-llll. :1-7·1211> Albert M. Ca1, Broker HERE ~ an excellent opportun1961 Fol'!l . . 9f!..3830 ... Ity lor the right man to make Fnlcon' 2 boor. nl!liuxe an extremely good career 00 SINGER SEWING machine In Int .. otd. trana. an esllblished route. Better lovely sewing table. Does all lhan average worlllng cond~ .risular sewing, plus dial $99 lions and first rate fringe equipped lor laney zig zag t ' • benefits , Guaranteed salary designa , buttonholes. over4 D•. Sid. !t'i'~:: ~ ·eyl. plus commission. For peraonc..t. etc. Only 6 monlhly payi. .~- ~~ ' ' a! interview and complete de· 111<111s ol Sl.ll7 per week. ell.~. : ~ ,' tails write to 11o1 1114, ..., Pbone 1192-2615. U-tlc Jj •. , ·.;· ~><~r- s. .~Yl.. . The Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy. , .f, ' • •• Givin~ nome, ··ldd.:.O.. age , SINGER SEWING machine, ~ ~· and phone number. . :!-lUte I fqrwanl and reverse. , ' Zig ,.g equipped 10 buttonBAR MAIO 'and· w,oil;-.ss, must bole, m"!!I«i"'m, darn, etc. he ,neat in ' a'P,P!;arance and Sewi Jike neir. Pay' oR 8 payover 21 yeafj ',.li ·qe, liD e.. menll i&.'/4 eac)l or SIO cas~ .. ." p!!rience : ~ry, IIVinR ~ . . .. , · U-Ue quarte" at~tr4~ 1~'ply In JlOI"'Illl at 11\e G..en Gab.... IIAY ANil 'RTnAW, l'hene m . S!Jte Rt. '/; ' ·. · ' 3-Jute 11!12'1· 3-3·121> ro-------- 1 Rome - --- LEGAL NOTICE . fiM/tlf. . •r\ a·· TIRESR TIIU '· Repalrtcs .U.Orted Adjustment Tires -·· s.l. ....... TEAFoRo tt5a ,.;;,,.::.. ~ I ' " :';l1tt . I ,• ' JU&t AI!IUVEDI StUO ·& $18.50 All· Regular Sizes · ALL SIZES $12.00 . ' PIUI 0 New ~Wide 0\oill . , 1111 t1dl Stz.so . · Joful W; V1aMeter . · ____ c.Jr/• .. Fertll,i nr Service c~. Marion ~notdi, bOlo'! IJi<IYO Inn Tbeiltre, M-. w,' <Va ' , ', 1 , . S:111-6tc lltUU.TIONI T1'111 'WIIWr l'ftiii'WI the ,.,_, '"""'ltlle .., iMn ...... tili lflctrrftt lnwrtloll'l, • .'~~~~~-:~~= bJllde . 1«1..... ul'lfil, t '·"'· "" D•y ., .,..Ilea,. II Hit ... rtiiCI 1'''1' .... dH . . . . . .-ctientllllt. Tftt ,.,~u_...r will ~ .. 19111 . ., ,"""YSLER''" ~ f1" ..• ~~wport Cllk:tlltt-.nt & CttrMII4HII W111 H ., For .'Sfie < . ~1:.1 :· Soci~. . .tf Notes ' •• �~' \ii!ANT AD , INFOlMATlOM ~ DiADLt..ni. 1 \ ·I '·........... "'· ~ o·,., b.,,,.. ,;~ut.tt.._, DtHU.,e f 1.•, . I ..,... :..et Ftr Wtnt Alii ltrvlw J ctntt ,., Wtl'tl h i U th" \t tR•rtiP ' M'"''""'" Ctl..... 7tc uMt 111r •HI thi'H teftiftU· oiiMrtllfll, cenn. .., w.nl 1111 ''"'otuti'H lftMI'fiOII'- U ,_, qiM OllcOUnt .n INIId . . 1M lfl 111id wlttlln 11 ,..,.. c.-t:o GF THoiJIIIlfi 1o OI1T\I&lT lt .M fllr tl WIN 111\ftllftUM. h , HlllltteMI wtrd tc. · ILIMD ADI Af411tloftel Uc a~u" ,., adWH· O'I'PICI "OUII ~·-···· ·~· • ·"'· .. ... ...... ~11J t :H • ·"' te tltll ,._. tdYNIY Nod~ REVIVAL STARTING at 1he Mt. Herman UB Church, March II at 7:30 p.m. each evening, Rev. Care)' Knittle ol Cincinnati, will be the evangelist. Special singing each evening. Everyone Is welcome. U-12tc HAM SHooT Sunday, ~larch 17. starting at 12. noon to 4 p.m. on the Ro~rt Hill farm, Racine-Bashan Road. Sponsored by Racine Fire Depart· ment. 3-14-3tc RESIDENCE telephone cuslo· me1·5 Now, no installation charge for extension telephones. Call our business of· fic e for details 992-2191 . $-11-IZic va. wtncli Call ·Mrs. Clifford ·~hye" Manley Middleport All .,..,.,;.11' l.traltht IIJIIk oprolotlnt •Mt. U•uld nll,...n. larfy MIIOIIdiHOunt Rhlie I'!!>Jt<f· . AREA -----,FULLY ·automatic Sewilli 1968 Maohlne, co~pljlte to . m,ke buttonholes. darn, 'and emb. •• builtin de&!JDI· '111ts ~~~­ ine is in l"l"l~~t condition. Wanted to Rent '111ill machine oold lor i2at.86, THREE or four bedroom home balance now fl5.00 or tatuo in Rulland school district by over paymenls• Or $6.18 jltt April 1. Must accept ~hldren. month. Try It In yoUi' hollle. can furnish references. Phone CaII 1192-2136. 1-11-61< 742-5032. ':l-11-2tc WANTED responalbte ·party to assume paymenis or SUI per For hilt monlh or JliiY balance dile C. c,, llRADFORD TRAILER. Brown's Trailer S911.64 for 11168 stereo console Court, MlnersviJle, Phone 992. AUCI'IoNEEil with AM and FM · radio, \ 3324. :l-ll-3tc Complete Servin speed automatic changer. Gall Write, , _ or Ollllod 1192-21136. S.lutc CrlltllrM(onl 7 ROOM bouse at Bashan. Phone 949-3703. $-IUip !lAY, Geerge Carson, Leading . I l ,tlc 3-lutp Creek Road. 4 ROOM and balh unfurnished apartment. Phone S9U385. 1962 STIJDEBAKER Lark. auto- AIR CONDmONINQ J\efr!Pr· aUon service. Jact' a Refrtg. :1-IZ.tlc matic transmission $450.00. · eraUon, New Haven. hone Also record player with stand IIIIJ.211'1t. ': 4 I tfc FURNiiiHED aparlment, 5 $30.110. Pbone 949-%1311. rooms and bath, Harold New• :J.tNtc READY • MIX concreta deUvell, Chester. Phone 985-3350. ered right to your; projeel. :1-IZ.IIc WEST Highland White Terriers, Fast ~nd eaay. Free e.otJ.. black and silver. Miniature mates •. PhOne 992-3184, GoegFURNISHED TWO BEDROOM Schnauzers. Miniature, Poodleln Ready • Mil CO., MiddleAPARTMENT. Middleport, les. Lillie Barkaroo Kennel!, port, Ohio, I ~ tie phone 992-3874. 3-1tfe CooJvllle, 667-3651. 3-IZ.tOtc .. -.ow Local Bowling FURNISHED and unfurnillhed HOUSE for aale In Clifton. BUDGET PRICE lurnlturo on SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg- apartments. Close to ocbool. BeauUful prtvate borne, 'for our lhird Door budget ebep. ular liS oow $9.50. Ctetlth . Baker FurnitUre. Middleport, Phone 992-5434. IIHB-trc dilldren, si1 rooma (three Ohio. 1 :1! tfc . 'l:lie Brirsaels spro~l'&elt Its Brogan's Shop, phone 712bedrooms), diVided baBement, , nelbe from BrusSels, Belgium 58j)(J . $-I 4-30tc LARGE live room and ~alb play room and sbower. Two apartment, newly derorotorl, lots 50 X 100; I! X 18 bOrn. SEWING.' MAciUNtcs. repair· where it was common as early service. oil makea. · wv ,_ as 1821. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs furnace heat, Pomeroy, Property lenced ln. Iriqulre Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. MooPhone 992-5307. l 7-tle 1281. '11111': Fabric Shop, Pornat Blanche Campaon. Clif. day thru Jl'rklay. Ladles Dlgbt eroy. Alitbol'lzed Singer Salea ton. 3-14Dic every Friday. U.tfc FURNISHED GARAGE APART· and ~;. We . Sharpen setuors. . , , ~c MENT on Lincoln Hill, Ad- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY ulll only, pbone lltZ-S489. miniature. fl5 and up. Stud will pay (or a brake adjust· z.25.10tc service and grooming. Phooe EXPERT 7do~~de Repair, ment at Po!Mroy Home & PoiJierot R<HDe and Auto. 192-5443. 11 I tk . 11'30-TFC Auto. 1-T·tfc CLOSE IN downtOwn Pomeroy; One three room apartmeo~ POTATOES. Clarence Proflltl, HAPPY VALLEY BOYS will be EXPERT ENGINE 'l'IJNE UP, very nice and modern. Shown Portland. Phone 1143-2254. at Jacks Club Friday ancl sua plus par!A il needed, by appointment only. Pllooe 11 3 tie Saturday lrom 8 to 2:30. Pomeroy Home & Auto. 1192-5271. S-8-tlc 3-1}3tp APARTMENT COAL, heavy, lumn stoker. egg 11·30-TFC ~ Sell A~e, and mine ":"'· _EIC~illior Salt , SUNDAY, MA~ • • .- ;.,, ~~~c-~1'_.!Mn~ .. Po. FA~ ST FAR-, ,TIRE ·SERVICII!.• It nilon, 1!tM!IIIOr!d ;,......, ' -··~-~ · ...... ·'"" • .· ho :< .. - •.. '-~ Rutland American r.eg· n, 11 TFC Ham and Bacon, Shotguna MOBn. HOME, IIJ35, euellent --~For 5111 only , everybody welcome. PROFESSIONAL COlor TV 111111 ~ltiot1Completely lurnllh· 3-13-.ltp 36 INCH Magic Chef Range. Stereo, HI-ll service. HoUle ed. suso.eo. Call 119U262. us~ only ~ yean. like new. calls In Pomeroy and Mlddl&J.IB-3Mic Will trade · lor ~ Inch G. E. I REVIVAL starting at the Mt. port; Sf on color TV. Chucks . Electric Range, similar conHerman U. B. Cburoh Marcb TV Service, II! ButternUt, PoLOT In Mason. ~ on oaved ditloo. Pllone 192·2646. :I-ll-Ite .· , .J1$9S, II at 7:30 p.m. each evenln1. meroy. Phone . . ... . ..,...,, ' "1;4 street. eau Mao"" 773-5203. Rev. Carey Knittle or Cincin.._ ·t.IWOIP '965Chevy II 3-ll-12tc 1961 SEWING MACHINE, nevnati, Ohio will be the Evange.. ·Super Spt. Cpe. V8 en· er been U!ed. I am only ask· llal. Special singing each ev&Rine, automatic trans. lnaur111ce lng S35 and will accept 11.25 ForS.IeorTrMie nlng. Everyone Is welcome. NeN tires, clean interior. weekly, Phone 1192-2685, 19511 FERGUSON tractor. Iii lux. !-5-12tc radio and beater. 3-14-tlc 2 tlll"lllng plows, double dlllk, AUTO)IOBILE IIIIU!'IIIOe ben $1595 bruah bog, all In good shape. canetlled! Lost Yllllr opem. In ,.IIIOIY or's .license! Call 181-21181. SINGER SEWING Machine In SIIOO.OO or will b1de IIW small Pontiac IN MEMORY of Clair Giles, Sr.. • II tfc new walnut sewing table, Zig traciOI'. G. A. Deem, Racine. Dr. Automat· who passed away a year ago zag equipped lo bultonhole, :1-IUlp ~ood tires, radio and today, March 14, 1967. monogram, over~ast, fancy h"ater He is gone bul not lorgotten design, elc. Pay off 7 pay$995 Though it doesn't seem a year ments SS each , Phone 1192IN TNI MAnll OP JIT11.1MINT In our lonely: bours of I 2885 . :1-14-tfc PIOIAft COURT, IINI ht1te For S.le ; O' •ccOUMTI, MIIOI COuttTJ', OMIO lhinklng ,965 Corvair Aeeo!IMI UMf , Wucbua _, the fol• Thoughts ol him are always IIIIK PONTIAC Cf'lalina Salari lowlnl lUmMI ftduc .. r-. han been 1 eorsa coupe. fiW Ja aM Pro!MW CoUrt. lhlll near. VB. automatic, ; t pa~~senger Coun\J, Obio, lo.- appro-nl aDd M\o . trans.; red Rllllh, Days ol sadness Will come tkl-\; ' station wagon, ' !power brakes CA.Q NO. 11A31. First ud J'llUII o'er us, power steering,; luggage rack. FARM - 58 Acrea - 1$ 'WI· Mewa~ of .......lla Welp,Dd, En• nice one. t.llklx or &be ,.tate of J'Nderldr; Friends may think the wound able - II> story 7 room red and white, priced at . $1495 •. Elllmtrt. is healed frame, bath, basement, lur. CAS&' NO. liAftl. l.lttll and Dial wholesale. 1163 Chevrolet lm· AceiiiiUOI of .......,., &a.cll. Gl&ll• But they lillie know the pala 2 door Sport Caupe, ponace heating, barn, chicken dian •• A.lnui 11. adlont.. sorrow CAU NO. 18AIIt. SlsUI ~al. . house, One mile from Harriwer brakes, power steering, of . IUebard 1: . .IOIMI. 0\l.udiaa ol That lies within the heart air conditioning, V8, autDma· sonville on pav~ road. 1b6 hnoa ad ..... of had S. SuUin11. •• IDeO!I'Ip.ieftt penoa. con~ealed . $1,0011.00 tic, priced at wholesale. 11165 CAS& NO. lt.liOII. &tCOIId, l'lail Sadly missed by Metta Rho- Mustang, va. floor sbiH. wblte POMEROY - EAST MAIN and Dltlrlbutlft Accou.at ol The HU.R\InltOII NIUoNI 8aDJI. Cell... ton and family and Clair W. vinyl tdp, sharp, call ~.g room frame, 5 bedrooms, W., Ohio Pll PIUI 8 . . . . rt, llkl• Giles, Jr .. and family. two baths, can be 2 apart- dllpor\. Oblo, Co&uell\on of 61 6547. Financing avaUabte. •·~~ of Hem'J N. Swift., .,_.ANd. 3-14-ltp WUI sell or trade. ments, fumace heating, base. uu. .ue,u.. .... fDI4 ........ Hl-tl'c uki aeeouY wW bl fw tt-l'ial ment, garage, large lot In to, bdON llld COUI1 CM1 UM lilt, dQ Apdl. 1111, at which UIM Jlid good neighborhood, lront and of Wanted To Buy aecotlllta .-ill be eoDitMn4 ...... eM· bact porches. ModOm kitch- tla.ued from OJ to du u ..Ul flft. For , TEAM OF HORSES, 12 to 1500 en and balh on lint Door. Fl· •lb'All¥·~ .., ibs., good-broke, phone IIIIJ.. CARPETS a fright? Make U.,m penon ia~NIIted 1M)" file wrtun _,uo. M .aid ....,.a · nancing can be arranged. a beautiful sigh! witn Blue 2215. :1-tS-31< or to Mlttatt pertalnllll to UM • • SIO,OOO.GO euuoa Luatre. Renl electric shamOf tat. ttaR. . ., a. OWl POMEROY - EAST MAIN ST. fl•• 4.,. flriar kt u. d•t.n Mt for pooer. Baker Furniture. ANTIQUES. furniture, dishel, :1-11-Qc - 2 story borne, 5 rooma, IOMN Co lACON ml•cellaneous. Mra. Howard Adl. . . . . . . . . . . . . . balh, garage, front porch Ceeil, 800 w. Main St., Pom&Meltl CeuMf, . . . I'OJ. 1-15-tfc MOBIL HOME, lllx50, two bed- Now rented $35.00 per mon111: S.l'-ltcl rooms, ooppertone kitcben $1 500 Ill! wall to wall cdrpet in living' VIRGO. IW BELEN Weln Wanted room. All gaa appliances. llfWIII ROUTE SALESMAN Phone 1192-llll. :1-7·1211> Albert M. Ca1, Broker HERE ~ an excellent opportun1961 Fol'!l . . 9f!..3830 ... Ity lor the right man to make Fnlcon' 2 boor. nl!liuxe an extremely good career 00 SINGER SEWING machine In Int .. otd. trana. an esllblished route. Better lovely sewing table. Does all lhan average worlllng cond~ .risular sewing, plus dial $99 lions and first rate fringe equipped lor laney zig zag t ' • benefits , Guaranteed salary designa , buttonholes. over4 D•. Sid. !t'i'~:: ~ ·eyl. plus commission. For peraonc..t. etc. Only 6 monlhly payi. .~- ~~ ' ' a! interview and complete de· 111<111s ol Sl.ll7 per week. ell.~. : ~ ,' tails write to 11o1 1114, ..., Pbone 1192-2615. U-tlc Jj •. , ·.;· ~><~r- s. .~Yl.. . The Daily SenUnel, Pomeroy. , .f, ' • •• Givin~ nome, ··ldd.:.O.. age , SINGER SEWING machine, ~ ~· and phone number. . :!-lUte I fqrwanl and reverse. , ' Zig ,.g equipped 10 buttonBAR MAIO 'and· w,oil;-.ss, must bole, m"!!I«i"'m, darn, etc. he ,neat in ' a'P,P!;arance and Sewi Jike neir. Pay' oR 8 payover 21 yeafj ',.li ·qe, liD e.. menll i&.'/4 eac)l or SIO cas~ .. ." p!!rience : ~ry, IIVinR ~ . . .. , · U-Ue quarte" at~tr4~ 1~'ply In JlOI"'Illl at 11\e G..en Gab.... IIAY ANil 'RTnAW, l'hene m . S!Jte Rt. '/; ' ·. · ' 3-Jute 11!12'1· 3-3·121> ro-------- 1 Rome - --- LEGAL NOTICE . fiM/tlf. . •r\ a·· TIRESR TIIU '· Repalrtcs .U.Orted Adjustment Tires -·· s.l. ....... TEAFoRo tt5a ,.;;,,.::.. ~ I ' " :';l1tt . I ,• ' JU&t AI!IUVEDI StUO ·& $18.50 All· Regular Sizes · ALL SIZES $12.00 . ' PIUI 0 New ~Wide 0\oill . , 1111 t1dl Stz.so . · Joful W; V1aMeter . · ____ c.Jr/• .. Fertll,i nr Service c~. Marion ~notdi, bOlo'! IJi<IYO Inn Tbeiltre, M-. w,' <Va ' , ', 1 , . S:111-6tc lltUU.TIONI T1'111 'WIIWr l'ftiii'WI the ,.,_, '"""'ltlle .., iMn ...... tili lflctrrftt lnwrtloll'l, • .'~~~~~-:~~= bJllde . 1«1..... ul'lfil, t '·"'· "" D•y ., .,..Ilea,. II Hit ... rtiiCI 1'''1' .... dH . . . . . .-ctientllllt. Tftt ,.,~u_...r will ~ .. 19111 . ., ,"""YSLER''" ~ f1" ..• ~~wport Cllk:tlltt-.nt & CttrMII4HII W111 H ., For .'Sfie < . ~1:.1 :· Soci~. . .tf Notes ' •• �·' ~ .· ., ' ' • MliGS THEAtRE ' . 1 TOteiGHT, M1rch 14 MOT OP£N FRibAY ond 5At!J~oA:v · Mmh '15-16 "TAIZAN· ANIHHE GlEAT RIVIR" (Tl'cnnicolor) Mike Heney, Jan, Murra)' "JACK OAOIAMONDS" tTedmicolor} Gtlo. H~miUon . JQcs. _rotten 'lnitlaijpn pt three new mem, be"'h'4i]ugllftia meetlog Olthe · t.lld<llepo'J.B,I'fnesa end t'rolo .. ' &tonal Women's Pub held at the Columbia Ga.s Co. oetices Tues. day night. Mrs. Betty Cline,. membershiP chairman, conducted the iniU• tion Cor Olga Pierotti, rw-ottQr Will and !Uta Lewis. ~nsors of the candidate:; and related theh· . piq(e:;Hional and ~K~Cial ·acuvf.. ties wer~ Mn. Horace McElhinney for Mrs. Lewis and 1\otrs, Mary KunozelJnan Cor Mrs. Will and Mrs. Pierotti. · Janet CoRUison, who was wea.. corned recently as a new member1 was not present (or the initiatlon. Mrs. Larry Baker .Presided at the meetlna durin&: which time It was reported rhat only one appl"'- CURTAIN\\· GOING UP ON on tho· <lclio\i~rili ~.~[:~l~-rcl~ this BPriJII 15 hi the' dol.dUIIt tiomi. The travel~' Pr-ize wa~ won, by Mro. Fori'Ojit. \ho .· meeting wa'"JPr!t-eded by a}linner at the Mattln "'~ur&l"it. Club held at the home of Mrs. Carl Horky. Descendant of an English noble family, Russell was described as a reali&t whose obJect has been to give philosophy a scienUCic basis. lte was assisted In the au. ' tobiograph:y preplration b.Y A. N. Whitehead, oo-author ot Russe11'11 Principia Mathe1111atlca, his best known pion1eer work In symbolic logic . The crusades, by Zoe Olden. bourg, the aton ot wars waged for the recovery of the Holy Land toward th~ close ot the lith century, was reylewed by Mrs. Everett HaYes. :&H•r comments, Mrs. nayes Uerined a crusade as any war wulertaken (or .a religious purpose. She spoke or Empress Alexis' appeal for help against the Turk s and or the Pope's speech in whlth he urged his heuers to bear aid to the Eastern Empire for reconquering Jerusalem. The evenlng meeting was an innovation tor Ule members. us. ually held in the afternoon. the change was made so that mem. bers in the professions and busy during daytime hours might at· The Kiddie on the T in Middleport DRESSES BY eNanneHe e Cinderella e Polly Flinders e And Many More BOYS SUITS SPOR,TCOAT$ AND ETC. •• J ' . EXTRA ·sPECIAL PORK STEAK Open Dilly 9:00 lo 7:00-Frlday Til 8 Sllturday Til 9 MAIN ST. 99Z·3975 POMEROY l!J;.___________________________ 2 1•00 lb • -------- I USDA CHOICE lb. Round Steak! Ground Sausage Pure Pork Old Fashioned Sausage 89~ 3 lb.1.00 2 lb. 1.00 2 lb. 1.19 llol!lif T~allored lie • 1 • • • • • 1 • • .; • • • • • • •··•:'!>'• • •. • • Eastern Star Lodge Plans Inspection ~ ··~. ' ~ .. ' (• • Scotklnl Now eu!rlllte Cut-Rite Scott Fani14' · ' NEW I A,LU~UM • Da,y.GI~ i\lln• I Qb.Y For Slil~- - (o\; R;rrt -No · Nci oa the; Grass -NO ~;~·~~·=§~; , VQ.. •, . , YouKn~w or or wldl1g ' " ' OVer 85 Jll!r cent or<the 50 million tm !"''Jc•• aold pro, duceci.IJ lp thp,"'"*ld..,Pe from the)lop'uj>!Jc ~ Afrt • . ca, 1tho $oV!et U~ Cuada and the Uolled SlatOO/ xx;NO. 238 . . e " ' ' /, ' , ; ''~o:'· \i • '· ' ' Devoted To ' ' ,,.. CARP£1 SAMPlES .. 'I"".!S - Jf.~l·..lt!~. ~.~~ •• "l " ~ 1 ··, ••• . • ;._, . :···,~~~~..,.~rj;'"" MEN'S ·5LUI; IllNIM WRANG~ER WESrEBN JllANS. '\ ., tQ ·42 waist. Sanlc:iii:ied shrunk. SUm fitting. western cut.. _, •• , ••• - •••••• ,,4.49 FOR THIS sALEI BOYS $3.11.1 PERMANEN'I' PRESS CASUAL SLACKS - Ivy style with ~t looPs, tiPered lop, cufted. Bleck, navy, lden green, wheat. Sl.zes 6 to 18. •••• , , ••$3..00 50YS WIL\NGLER WEsrERN JEANS Loan, slim !itt!;., blue denim Wr~lor! really wear, Thjl)' Sta)' true tO size. Regular Sizes ~to 12, $3.50, &1m iizes 6 to 12. $3..50, Regular sizes, 13 tO 181 $3.98, Slim sizes~ 13to18, ~xtra heavy weight denim. Sizes 29 ----·--:-:-::::.-:-A-:·-;: . :"<': Pomeroy... > :\ Persono/ P\lotes .. fv.. · .~ .;. neas .viattors 11'1 Galllpolil MOD· ' Mr. ~ MrO. Bob Leho11 and . three cblldron o! Kenton ' vtlllll>r& of hll parO!\IO, . Harry ~l :~· ..!'•• --•·-·-··~.~ . --:, . POME€0Y -MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . WIIIDOW. sHADES ' ,, ts•• ·~ ~,,~~ and ~.: Ihade• - All pllaUc and coated fibre lhadea- Colora: Whlw0 L~ Tan, Ivory; Gro""' end n., Toni ·• 'o Room Darkonlllg and. TranalucOit !liados. Cut to your measurlments. ,, ••• Size 36'', son. LUG&AGE SAU ' · . r.w . r A•• ALL AT SAil · births. . SALEI PLAIN ENVEWPES GuMMEI), wmTE wovE ENVEWPEs of ...e11ont quallll'.l'' 2S'in 1 "< . No.6% IWh · •envelopea.~···· •··· •,' .. r·.. ··~:·~·~iC·N. P.-·-•!!l>!··-·--- . ' ., '' , ~ • ~ • •."'\,~ust .. DRAPJRI . -'. . I • ~ •-' ,- I ,w'x9Q'''.READYT0HilnG "" " ' '' '" · ,.,_,·. ~' :· ,. .~ • ''l '~ 1 •· . loA ~ II, I • !H . if'"\'•, ~· •,. I f No.. 10 white en~Js .......... ,........ ; .l..i Pkg; 1 ~ i!OiutlrUI fll>orgla,. drllory <i Bur~ -·,v t Large size SW1n ~riter tablet& ~~. •, ••• , • •, • • • ~k ·. ~aateed No li'qnlni ever_ ; :;~, . \1 '1 ~' 1 tJ' 1 College Sbl!!ont composltlop ·~ko <J,. ·~ • ,•. •• • 59c; Bolutt!ul ojuallt.y, labdc lo ooUds, IIIQdernl., ocool!:e, rl!>tt~••. Unl...-oley mtebookl - Collep .r!'ie,d, ISO lea.U·,'.. • 8k . ·· •l. • · • , ~ral &erugrapher oote bookl ...·~ • . , .• • • ••••• 1 .,. , fie · ' ' ·i' ' " Sae the nne lel"!''lqn Olllookkeeplng ala; a«0u11t bobkt; roce~ - · · <o!'lllln.r j ~~~ bOOks, ca&~ .. <lilY •· other&, On .~ lot !lc>:>r. mw . · , r SCOTTIES CLEANQNQ Tlli&JES \ . In ell)' di~aer. box. .• ' '' ""mr. 200 2 ~ ~'* · 5111 tllllU'fi o •• o 1' •, o 1 t ,~ ~ o e 'o o o too . ,28( 100 .2.pb' btt . .. dliuel,-. ,o o o, l' t , t t .0 o o I t I , I . 0 . f 200, ~ ~ 2.P ·fjcial'tll_ttt._.l ••••• • . , :0 •. • • • 60 pq sCGttli~ ,H,inkt•a,, • .. . Just r~elved -ill ·~ Ff~:~:=~r:! CjltOX with ~" ,. P<!llsli. • . . .. ,_' (lo. 50 White "arcerlzed ' yird ' . . sowq thrlild. ' om Tai_ lore,d n.l. ,ly( en tine v urdl¥ plrtly •han&• in tomperalur"' '0 ·.. ' ·'' ff 30,000 Gls Jump Into 'Certain Victory', ' ,. SAIGON (UPO- AmerlciiJI of· trict State central Committeewoman, and Pete o'Grade 1 State Executive Director of the Democrat Committee, who served as emcee (or the eventi Back rOw, Jack Crisp, Cor state representatj.Yei Harry Crew son. representative of lOth Congreslional District; Bill McKeivey, tor county comzntssioneri J. Yterman ·Porter II. Cor State 8lnator; J. Sherman Porter m, for ,sylle Rc>rooentatl•e, ancl President King, - sOntlnel Photo. !' ., ' ......- ,.,. ...,..- -.,,..... Clclals today announced the start of the Vietnam war's largest c a m p a i g n. naaned uOperaUon Certain Victory•• an<l almod at destroy!~ Conr munist Con~es in and arowtd Salson. They ~aid the 30,001). man drive already has killed at least 215 Commwrlst troops. Gen. WiUlam C. Westmor• land. U.S. mill~¥> cOIIUIIOilCier ln Vietnam, took personal command ol the 5().battallon orrenslve that swept Monday into rive provinces around Hanoi area, bombq a major power .Plant and missile site near the <ll>itll. Other v-c Casualties In ilouth Vietnam, 19 mtles soltlrsouthweat ol tile MArine butlon at fM. Nang on the northern coast, U.S. Marine ortlllery and Air Force gunshipo killed at least 60 Communists Thursdl¥. Military spokesmen also sold Communist forces laUN:hed a . . .. . . { ' . series ot mortar ........ ... attacks ~n allied below q.e Nortb · border, l*>wln& ·uP usault boal boil other .dunteeIn 11Ceria.tll ~~· Infantry llvliloo U od ki~ 28 Col111"1~~ CouJ'iohour ft&bt north Thur&clt,y, The fl8ht Amoric1111 k!Uod end ~,.~m ed. Salgon. Wormed military IOUI'Ces told United Press htterRB.tional that Westmoreland feels that once the capital area ts cleared of Conu.nunist (orces the United statefi can on the oUenslve also he lilt the Commmdsta wire .Planning IDo otller maJor assault against ~n end- Wanted II> "boot them to thi. punch." ' u.s. Uon. Play football tit Pomeroy, basketba)l at Rutland, track abd baseball at Middleport and wrest.ting at a looallon 11> ·be <lecided, ~robabiY Mid<lloport. Close Jlu>. lapel High School Build!~ and, throush a loao.lng qrooment, make it available to the vlllage · of(Jeiala for community use. ;'thiS wlU nOt be easy II> <b. It trW cause a lot or work and reo quire much eltort to succesatully irranie,\ Why lb It? Th~ are many, many reasons end I .would llko 11> list oomo <i' lhom. in&triiCtiOil wUl be bettor becaul!le':~ (1) teachers will have !ewe< dllrerent preparat1911s; (:1) !~•: wW bo ·aehociUIH niore lrequently In their areas 01lalization; (3) classes wUl be more balanced; (4) there w!U be aew 86 missions through overcast skies against North Vietnam ThUMdi¥ lor the second day in a row or hea'V)' bombing, spokesmen said. Na'VY jets blasted a railroad-vehicle brl<lge betWeen ""'"'' and Haljlhoos end &ootber within Haiphonf • cley limits, Air .~ce bombers hit tile U.ng HOI Alrlleld and other t&ftjetl In the Southern Panhandle. They also struck tn the a more equaldJstributionorclul!l iood; (5) the combined oqu\pment in Shop, buslneu and science areas will provlde a better base for instruction in these field.&. The program otrered to st:udOnts will be better because: U) non-vocational business courses can be ofieret\ (2) a strong composition program can be initiated In the high Ochool; (~ ~ in the junior high school can,produce a learning situation better adll>tod 11> etodent <IIP&billtles and interests; (4) the lndiviWal student wiU have leh chance ol st:hedule eonfllets and, hence, more or 'a chance to take the courses_.,;esired. Thli/arr~~~gement wW also ser~e I(> unite the student bo<W and th(s wW grollb lacUit.tte llltr)' lntQ thO new bull~ Iii 1969. It Wul 1110 hell' 11> unite the toachl~ sta!(andenablothem to concenttate tbelr efforts on Prorram imProvement both for , IIlii end Ill tho future. · The extraelass program wiD lilso benelli ;.throut~h improved group guidance, acomprebenalve club and assoDJbl,y Prot~rom ~foro lng· school hours, and thO ontltod olathletlc ·IO&Dis, ch..,... -rt leaders, pqys, mullcaf gnQJI, soc!llevents, etc. · thO whole tl!uwcanbelbne 1 IIDiller a«aft and., conaeo · 'lUI~·. Cor Th i I ~spokesmen sal~ the size of'_thi force fir exceed& that of 11 0paratioo Junction City," ·prevloualy tho blgeot camPaign or the war. Conducted In the spring of 1968ln the War Zone C jungles ~est of satson. JIUlCtion City eou>lo.ved about 35 U.S. and llhocl battalion.. Wea,pons Captured They said thlt be&ldes klllins Communists, the forces or heertain Victory" already had overrWl and setzed two huge Communist wea,pon dum.Ps. Westmoreland gave the drive heavy priority, sources said. U.!i spokesmen Slid the general committed to the operaUOP elements or the u.s. Ann.Y 1st. 9th and 25th Infantry rtvlstona. The South VIetnamese added airborne, .Ranger, Marine and infantry units plus national pollee who were conductine OOQ&&-toohouse hunts tor guerril· lao inolde Saigon. ht otller action. U.S. pilots ' PENNY WOLF • left. and Linda Clark are painting "ancient"' Greek pillars being prepared .,, stage settiJ:ws forthe81'0181EasternHigh school Senior Class play, ., Antfgone," whiJe Jamea .Bra~»o:· h ham, instructor of, the school' a speech and drama class, looki on. Brabham is alao direcUug :tJit .} .. .P~ wldch wlll be Presented on April 5 and 6 and wU1 bring tor the first time to Meip audieltc~,\. theater in the round. Meinbers ol the speech and drama class are making all of the stage seu:JniJ..}, - •"""· tor tho Gr..lk tragoey, wASIIING'l'ON (IJI'l)- H!P- theGoldR er interest rates were iD store for most of the natlon'o borrowers todiy ao 'a rooult o! Federal Reserve Board action to ~ the dollar and curb lnllatloa. A• gold bu.Ylne reached record peaks in Europe 'nlurs.. do¥, the FED authorl•ocl the The . Meigs ~ Cltl•ens 12 Federal Reserve Banks to ScbOI&rlblp FowtdatiCMI II ,.,.... raise the Interest rate cborllecl: cb:IIIW Its -e!QIIdrlwthls their Primo borrowers 1~ 4.5 to $ Jllr cent, the hltl>on ~ U.. ,rate in ~. years. · •, cltlc ::::::::::::::::::·:·::;·l::·:::·=~::::::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·=·=··:·:·:·:·~:·:~: ~ CFS Making Early Drive - · WNDON (UPO - roost of the centers e»eept Parts. E>peno called world suspended gold trading tocrisis the greaten day pending outcome or crisis the world's.IDO'.!"artJ talks Seturdl¥ in Washington since World atmod at saving the U. S. ~Uar. ident Otarlei de Fr~e did not and the price of gold sosred 20 per cent In Paris pose ~; the Of~= bases world _tr amid scenes or pandemonium. 5rlthh pound and Britain closed Us gOld marioand seeks to ot, otock "'"'hanps and foreign world trade bank cloalilw• at roqueot of thO The price of Ullltecl states 10 hotp provem Idiogram) dtv~uation ot the dar. c.,.. 011& lolio1locl suit by su!iPOII<Iinri In Parlall'lilloT~ , . . gold tradq lor the first time In pricO<o'~J:~~ big a . .''· ) iltlo!l'l'. So<lldtheEufOII<!&IItrade 1· +!·!•'•'•!.'··~······.;.·.•,·.·.·.•,'.•.•.•,•,'o.•,·.············ ·.·•·.·.· ulltora. ~·. •"oo•'•'•~ ,!;<,•, ,·.······································-·.·.·.• bljylngall - 01«0 FIVE-DAY FORECAST tier lhO By United Pro"' llltornallonal more. Mll,d' sewrdo.Y through .~ lllak•~; vrible tonlli>t. ·IY north, Low I~ fRIOAY, MARCH ~1968.::..__...__;__ _ _::...___ __ _ __ ----:-..,--.,....-.T-:;~ ' ": ·········· ~·· 1 ... . ' . ' 54'' wi~ ln 6 rt. arid 1 ft. leDath• - · Cloth "', .l' ·vtstt thO drll>ory dept. and o.Oour conu>leto Uno 01 ' . '. • 'ilae Interests Of The Meigs·M,:_. Area - "-~·..... -,~ ................. ~~ ~•.• , .. --~ -.1; HALLMARK EA!ITER CARil'i Now is the best time to select the Easter Cards .rou'll be Hndlng oorri FORGET '1'<? TAU 'Ill"~AGE of' 1HE this year. Cards for husband. wlte, Cather, 'mother, grandmother and grandfather, grandson. granddaughter, daughter, I ... 'l-lj dear friends, 1!11ecill boys, Sf«iallirll, aunts, unclea.ln (act. '!, Ji(' . ··) · everyone on· your £aster card Uat. Select YOurl earlJ. NQW i!Oing on "' Elber!llds - See the QOcovm in a~ of- colon - Wltho five YO£ .......... - ~ EA~TER TOYS - NOVELTIES - BASKETS. tho Atnial<'\lnlmold'- Travel JOy- JMIKe!'' Stop in on the lilt Door for a Cine aeleetlnn - Stuffed Bunnie•, Ducks, Easter Items, Colored eggs, Gra11 tor basekt.l, Ea · ~ '" . . ~· Ore - A big !'eloctlon of bukelslnpopular &11!'&-l\leCbanlcl!l Fot Hpr: 22" Weekend, 26" . FOf lllm:22" Coll!llanion, ~ , 1 Easter toys. YoU•n1 Ilk~ thl& sro\f ol Eaattr toYI tpr ·boy• Warilrobe, 28" Pullman, Co• lui~er, Three Suif;8t, and girls and wtu probably want to select your ntedl I'IOW. mettc. Cue. m;w HALLMARK GIFT WRAP - Paper, tie ribbon, cUd U.. ! seiU Cor weddlogti, birthdays, showers, all otcaalo~, baby Three lilies tor the Middle· port First Baptist Church altar decorations at Easter will be provided by the Hearthstone Class, according to plans made at a meeting o( the group Tuesday nlgtit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willla Antllony. During the meeting, conducted by Mri. Harold Hubbard, plans were made for evangelistic crusade promotional activities. The crusade has been scheduled (or the week rollowing Easter . Humilit.Y is a TrW Virtue was tbe meditation topic u,sed by Mn. John McNeil. Read at the.meetIng was a letter from Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hughes, wtlo are spending the wirtU!r ln Florida. Mr. Hughes Is reportedly re· CUJIIratlng sall&!actorlly from surpry earlier this montll , A Bible Cf.llz was conducted b: Mr. end Mrs. t.llltoo Hood: 'l'ho holts served refreshments . to those named and Harold bard John McNeU, Mr. . andMr•. Paul Smirt, Mr. and Mrs. D-. vld Darst, the Ro\<. CharleJ Sl· m011s, ai'KI J9bn Werner. .• ~·---··-·-··-:-····-·-J •'* .. Drlea lPORT DENIM " '¥ .· Church Closs Will Provide Easter Lillies . ~~~; . Plans for inspection to be held on June 12 were announcP.tl when the Harrisonville Ch~~~ter 255, Order o( the Eastern Star, met . Sco_tt Scott' MENS AND BOYS WEAR ;:;;: ;:::;:::::~;~:::::::::::::::~::::::::::~~:=!·:·:·:·:::-:-:·:·:·:~:: . gallon sl:btt ;;<~ tower and stainless - For . PENNY BRI'I'E . , iteel Cleaner . rrom lim-lacquered cQIIPl!r. Stainless steel. , • • , • • , • • 1 , . • • . ·~·~ • • • ,.~ • • • ,?oz., _, IntroWclng - New homogenized , )• · 1 · GLIDIEN· SPRED SATIN · .~' ~-' , • · NOW 1 A "noother matte-&t Onlah - JmprovodGllddon~ ' Ia. Cllllf!' M!Oi- to r61\er arid spattorole881 lri .3g · : sPECIAL SALEI MEN'S SIIOR'l' SLEEVE SPOR'l' :~~~· ~Was. uia~s nO 1 Paint o•rs. Beautltul·new colors tn thfl .· · All are permanent press- Sizes, small .(1 ..141k). ·! 10111 Paint. Choose. mBICiiti1g colors ,In !~>rod L)lltlt.--;'All 11>-~'h), Largo (1&-!e'h), and Extra bal'ge (1.7~17\ll), i>olld P~so Ali<;yd enameL , ~~ ·A cOlors, plaids. 'checks, stripes., ••••••••• , • • • • ..$2.00 \ . ,, bi'AR DRY. CLEANING SPONGES • • MEN'S SPURS- WEl>"TERN srYLE JEANS Cleans Uke magic"~ Just rub on lurftee. 100 per ,cont cotll>n l>tdl donlrn. !Aimntwltb the authentic wos;.. ern look. Sizes 29 to 38 waiSt, sanrorlzed shrunk. Black, wheat, 1 Absorbs dirt and tllst. Qeaoli .'!..alp,er,llat Venetian blinds, window oliallei: acouatlell tile, r.uedo light blue, Ioden green. ................... ·••••• $3.88 uPholstery, Also a tint ~ver. , ••••• • ••• • 89c ~ •·; · ; The BOys Size~ In ~urs Western Scy'les Jeans~ lit's 6 to IV.!liTE PAl'ER TABLE COVER sTOC~ , '. 18, o o o o o 0 o 0 o 0 0 o t 0 t 0 I t o o 0 • • I I o 0 0 o o o o o• '• o.$2.98 For bonquol tables Not embossed, 40 tncheallle; · · : MEN'S "LEE" WORK CAPS 100 ft. roll• - $!.89. 300 lt. roUo- e4,29 Unlined caps (or spring and iUIIlltler lfear. Peaked ShoP CfiJ T'HE "LAMP IJGHTER" Scerdd Keloaene. stlye or the nat baseball type. Tan, grey, green. blue denim, , Lamp and Torch oU. Quart stiB ••• • • • • • • • • • • ·· ~ • $1;.19 hickory strfpes. All sizea l, ·~ •••••••• 1 • • • • 1 . • ; • • 69c fiEYNOLDSWRA,P,. . ·, , MEN'S DRESS "ul~ SALE •. Pure aluminum loU .- , ~~. ~ilswlllo,25tt. long....t~ roll' ~ "' ' ' ,11!;::."""'-"'F-U"'''''"'""-P-A'!Il."'""t:i:.""--.,-.,.-----· ::ilort sleeve drel ~ shirta In white, loRg eleeve dreu ahirts v1:»1 'I Hr. 1 ttr4r.r uRE Ll!ii nl'M,t;l,., In saUd rotors. Regular $2.96 11> $4.&5 l)teBi !lilrts. $2.00• 'ON THE 3RD FLOOR. , See thO many naw urlvalaln Ll~ .' ANOTIIER BIG SIIIPMENT MEN's COVERALLS room, Bedroom,lllnlngroomandKitchenlurnlluU•~!IImeJ., , Sizes 31 10 50. Choose Fisher stripe or blue denlm. Zipper II double dour wardrobes for$26.00, Kroohlor moclern2 P<• 10'lront (double acting), plooted 51-Swing 4>ac\<o Como In and ' lon gpbcll.stored liVIng 1110m oulteslor $199,00- Bortdlne· ~ select yours 11011, , · rsn gpholstorocl roellnlng chalra lor $74.00 ~ 51J lhtpment of Lloyd dlnetto sotB, all II sale piicoo - Boclroom oulto ..t• MEN'S $1.95 PERiiANt:NT PRE,..; CASUAL SLACKS. for $l28.00 _ ~KSUELVES _ A btr Sblpmell.ll ts9,oo'' sJ.izes 30 to 42 - but not every siz8 tn every color. Ivy &t)'le Other blg s!!!~~'!:.f!!~!.!!.~ with belt loops, cuUed bottoml, Just 77 pllrs to selL •.•• S3.QO "!!-..---· :~·••·-····-,,.. MEN'S"BIG YANK" MATCHED WORK SlJI'fS. DriP DrJ. ' Regular $4.2S pants - 100 Ill' cent cottDh twill boatsall drill •• . pOeket& 1 No-Tare tunnel belt 'loop&, Sanlorlzed shrunk. .st~a 100 .Per cent cotton _ 38., 29 to so wal&t. Regular ,3,25 Stirta - ·match the Pantl1 per- '4'idth, machlue lllocontlDuod Pattornooll.oe'o fectly. llutton thro1J8h Rill pocko~. Tallorocl dres~ shirt !We Ideal lor sportswear, 1 Carpet• - Nylon.. collar. Squue tall wltlliUSOot>. Sizes 14 4 to 20 lil32, 33, 34. li~:~~~.:dr~opes, etc. ~ SelectlOD .... ~ ..... • ·- ~"" irteh length sleeves _.. BlaCk, olive, IPrHce gf:eeo. c~arc<ta:I rePeaUng the club collect. It was announced that the · Federation Club · aessioo wtll be helcl on March 19 at Kingston. In response to roll call members gave a favorite spring verse. C!lDd.Y was served by the hos· tess. da)'. "da~s or Holsum • 1 1 ••••• • Mr. and .Mrs; Wllllam;Fo&mer and Mrs. Soott F.olmerwer'ebUsi- Medium Size -l'·"" 1 z Polish Smoked · iloTt N,yJon Slips, ••••••• • • . ·,' • ~ · · ~ . · • •. •. • • · Lace Trim CrepftBet Halt Slips. • • • • • • ~ . _, .• ~ ~ ~ • • ro •••••• 'Tatlofed Knit Hall gtpa... • • • r • • • • ~ • • • ~ • • • • • • , Nyron Tttcot Half 14J.ps ill Pa&tel ~lora••••• • •·• • :· • . · Nylon ~tin Peignoir Sets· •••• • • • • ." ·• • · Nylon Tricot Sleep Ensembles••••• • •••• • • • • • • • • Permanent Press ~eep EMemblel , , ••••••• , •••••$5.98 Nylon Satin Tricot Waltz or long gowns. •• $3.98 · Nyloo Tricot Pastel Pajamas •••••• .• .$5.98 P.ermanent Press P.r111. Of:" Pastel ~ajimas •.•.o • • • •·• ~ .$4.98 Nylon Tricot Long Pajam•a •• o ••••••• '!. • • • •• ' • • .f3.98 DacJ"ODoNylon-Cotton Printed GoWIJB • , ,· •••••••• • • • •3.98 Ultra Vloo Perm...Ont Press Baby hill or !liltt. ••• • • • $3.~8 Loonge Weight Nylon Hand Screened Print GOwno. ••• • .$3.98. ~Weight Printed Coats , • 1 1 • • • • • • • • • 1 • • • • .$4.98 DacnJ~~oNylo&CoUDn Printed Baby Dollo •••••••••••• $3.~8 ·~· McCoy's ..,,.. ~ Tuesiloy night at the hal~ Joan ::;tewart. worthy matron. and Dena Hoffman, worthy patron,. Presided at the meeting. It was noted tbat the chapter has knives tor sale and anyone wanting to blzy one was. asked to cmtact Mrs. Jim Nelson or Mrs. Fred Geor~. . An Easter program was presented by Mrs. VIrgil Atkins. with Mrs. Paul Winn, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. Charles King, Mrs. Joe Bolin and Mrs. stella Atkins giving readings. Mn. Virgil Atkins and Mrs. Heil French sang He Lives. The st. Patrick's Day theme tend. "' ' ......... ~-.-- "IIi! emtl!d OOt IH tofl'eotone.t!& Mrs. Nan Moore, president, served by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Boextended the welcome and the Jin, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart, meeting opened with members Mrs. Do!Ula Athey and Mrs, Zelma Stewart. And The liHie Miss ActesJories . Full ' , •••.••• , •• , ••••• , , .••• • ;~"'~=:~ Trim Nylon Stps ln several ~tyles. •••• • Laee N)lon SUps ••• , ~ , • , ·• • ~ ~ 1·• , ••••• ". IIZ-113 Life of Philosopher .Russell is Reviewed Higtdlghts of the Hfe of Bar· trand RusselJ, Nobel prlze wln· 1 ner, were given by Mrs. John welsh reviewer ot his autobl· ogra~, at Tuesdro' night's meet· lng of the Middleport Literary ~ ' . ' ' lnto;,MidCJ/eport B& . ';:::SII::OW=S:T:A:R:'l'!I:7:P:M=~~Ih:e:ne:w::.:m:em~bers who lntroducild I. " ' . .''· ''._,, ... ~' w~~ lnOhlow,thhlibJ &Mtlaing In the 50o and ..,. 30s. A lew brio! :'!14~10dl . or lhowerl, ~~~- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 14, 1968 cooper hughes