https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2d4264ebf577b22405371b29311cf938.pdf 9d0498603f8f5caa793e9b28436c2d29 PDF Text Text ' r.· ' ' ' • . ., j ' I ~~ ,. • I I! Demoe.~at lli ' \ ;C ./ . .' The ." '" r msr THIN Gs Of "magotty" ·~- . ' ,·-'• ' . . ' KII ~ edmlnlstr..,_ IOtJc-,.' bO'W'e\ier, ladleated dllt 1 • r · the suliJe:ct Drat came LIP at the Th'!'"~ '(neeung wllh ClllJol"' and that Clifford had tell,yed the suue•tlon hi Joon11011, 1lbu Immediately ·reJected it. ~ tbe ...... . of the Clll!ord m,etq, lli:oordlng hi the .mnlntstratlon :tnsldBr, KeD!> nid)o iald in elloct thAt U he could Ioree 1 ch~Jwe in lhe uright dlrectfnto • •.,. "'tiPht. ., I meat ! cotty'' men Wouldn't yoo say eitf awful'.' \ I'm. sure the~· nn~. btl tery to me, is One is legal and one Now You Know The inspector s said c implied That Magott s in the 1 . ,\nd Pm sure if lhey . shouldn't have been. ean we be SUrE no rellin'. BUT - ~ all is fair I in war And a poli.iical camp; gather. And tho' l my self er • ARE ONLY TWO KIIJDS OF P'EOPlE /IV THIS WOR~ WVABLE, TJ.lE STRONG AND . THE. WEAK AIJD THE" WEAK All/JAYS DO IJJHAT THE STRQIJG TELL lHEM TO IX>! Does Wa shington c1r1 mostly palav er ? ' ''• ties, But, sir. don't you t . ' .. .. "' ' • ·~ ' ,f,_l ; '' awful Of "magott,y" meat 1 ' Near the top of thir· Jt seems :.. AND ll-IAT COIJCLUDES . . TODAYS LmOk.i Ok.i '111€ DOMIIuNJCE OF 11-IE STRQU;! Gallia Gals Cop Tourney 27-21 Pam 8allnders Wlflo 10 pdnta ooob; Buill Le,vne had 4, Bee· lq wn.oft 2, and Ginger Ell- eeuor 1. L"*"' -r and Sauer 2. . I Lol~ • • The Bud Plans On Seeks A Requires Parking. ialnet ' ;tfleallni l..t an ieor-' Wl1h 19 polnto. Othoro ...,, . llliDdr1 era BUCK No Dien Bien ~)lotao 11!1<b. : For Kner Creek, . ~ KaD ~lad a, Mabel, ~iterl •• carol Daniell 3, Dorlt • and Corne-'• I . llu1.J. · ·" ' time,___ . . ""'-by SAIGON (IJPO - !lien Bien Phu tactics filled the Communlatl today at Khe sad!. OverW11elmlng u. S. lrilllery and !Ire l!iddl'P'!'f ~J!til- . land1llttl Schliql pbllllcal-. . ll011. f'dtllt1. :\ llllntiillll eodllbl- lloD .was ·prelllpled ¥<-. by Rutlond. Jo, ~oy. l!uti!!ld llti1ijtatruclbr, di- By Middleport E-R oxerd.soa. liiddl.,.n, lln<\lr floe dlree· Uon •of Mra. Pltrlda .Jordl!n, 'pbfliCal ~...... in~. . ...uniAoil floe Pilnlpplne 9lldl 'Iili.ee, 'l)dkling. Consilii' ', 1 ' Middleport emerpncy "11"'1· men answered three calls over the weekend. At 5:32p.m. Saturday, S.lrley King waair..oport- - ' in-1968 &ef plid $$.0 for female. ol the 'IOU HAD TH' PIP! floe aelectlon reserve eham. is the nr st two classes: '28,1966, AI I'Omel'o1 Orst, .Gnci " ' I .!D JUne Hereford Farrn, AI the f a min., mal we'll malor ' ·Beretord Fa~. ' . July ~ . ID Sept, Gllcllriat Hereford l ~tti'al Wells, w. Va._, Lawn tarm1, <Pe· ·. ·IIUUer Hereford ; A HAUNCH, REO MEAT A. Clo!f A FAT SHIN E'AT 'EM . & Slina, · medl River Gauges '. barbed wire defenses. \Jsinl the otrategy that heWed briJW lhem victory ljjalnat t h e French 14 yeo.rs • North Vlotaamoae battalion ourpd out ol dg-DJ trenches and duhed for the fort American pnerlla have -ed never wW fall, 'I'"" ·'atohld-·~ ""''"~ floelr helvlollj barrap i n l ~ to Pr......., tbeatlack. Tile Leoothemockl in IOie ~ areo llld the aball, ro<ioltl and"""" taro !,U on lhem It a rate oloae of every tbHO mlmileS- more t11an 500 thi'OIIihout tbe de,v. But in the predaJm darimoos tode,y, lbe ciiA1'lllnl! Communlltl !&lied to 101 1ho breok thi'OIIih denied them twice blforo lw n. -. !led flr-r. ~ art111try at neariU' Cam!> CtrroD boomed. Amlriean ltrlke p~on"'*""~'~~'ed hilmbo and fiory nuolm. The North V J - • o Uon fell back, l'l<ille beck bJ the twlstille troncbeo cq lllo pliat l!llllllii 1D wlllil!l1011 fOrdo of Kbe SOidJ. The allloo In lthe Sinh, whore 8,000 Ma$ol fllcocl What U.S.Intelllconcooalclwerel61000 Nclrth VlotaamtM ........ them, r~ed llaht cuualtloa. ~ n--.. ~eet ~eltfelgs.I.Geal Teaebers · At·:~~~pbury Ele~ntary Mro. ~ ~ teac:J>el . ' ~ 1'1' Sallllbuey . 1 :( : thi ~, . ' ' eat. Purchasers or otber bullo be- F• II. Chill' lor cal tr sldelhe ch.amplon, taken by Olen Jllflll. At 6 a.m. Mondaytheo<flld Smith, and the bid prlcel Bill Olrlocy, of oear lhe Russell McCoy, Athton, W, MelBa • Gallia line. ID V-ans •• .o. N HoiiJiilal· Wl1are he waa va., ..,55; Rob ert Rou~, ew Memorial . Haven, $740; Se,yre Brothers, Le- admllted for treatmenl, tart, w. va., ~~ F. w. I!Ur· deil, Rt. 2, Bld1rell, ~0; Karr · Conatructlon CO., Oleiter, onl · GA\JGES-Gal1Miolla,12.4and at MOO and Olllotber .at $4!0: 24.6 1'UIII1Ing 72 feet <JI rollers; H. D. Heldman, Marlett&, $4051 Pt. Pleasant. :11,06. l'<liiiO<'Ol" LOulbey OWOIII, Patrlol, ·$3(10; -lllaoon; Zl.ff; Hinton; ..90 .U. Don Baker, Huntington, $350; qi. Kanawha Fallo, 10.80 IIlLI !MIIjle stanley, ·llarflSOI)vDIO, : Qlarle..... 23.86 rloi~Wo lDncbn, $400; LeWis R. Casto, i!t. 3, Ri»· ....,.q 12 loet of roller&; MaJ>. ley, W, Va., $460: Cbarieo Ric:ll· melt· l'UIIIIing 12 feet, and Wino (COntlnueil on Pap 8) lltld, 1'11111111111 21 feet. ()•....,l/lld.bet. I,' 1.961 ID ;; WITH SOME G<XlD ed ID Veterans Memorial liDspita! Wl1ere she was admitted lor medlcal treatment. At 11:05a.m. ~ tile SQJad went to I h e Jaclde Oiler home on Laurel Sl. Iron\ whore Mr. Oller was tranll!li>rted ID the of!lce of Dr. Dooialwe, Rt. 0., aeeond. )OU'RE SUPJ>IN',OOP. LOSIN' 'j()IJR GRIPI SWEAR mu ACT LIKE Time by !jiutl1 Vietnamese Rongera smaahed thetlllrd North V I ... ~t hi break 11m the surrooncled northern fort ewn before the 400 attackers re~eb Three Calls Made ;lllear:;-..-...... r~Uie Phu ~ @s Repulsed Again !ialt • FlRI! GOIN'! HERE COMES DINNER.' ' ''·'· ,.. ' ' ·- . . .. :..· . I' . . . !' . I f. ; ' • > .. , ". -.. ' ·I· ··-~"·-· ' ·, . ' SHAMROCK CON'!Esr WINNERS - Toren Ferguoon and .Mlke Field&, Wallama lligll School studentl, won the •'Mr. and Miss ~amrock Cootest" sponsored by the New Haven Senior Women's Club and are suttlbly "crownecl.'' Proceecls Crom the contest went to a ac::holarstdp Cund tor de1111'\'ini Wahama High senlora. Wiflo tbe winners are, left, EwUce Madows, club ecb:atton chair> mlllj and at r!iht, Pauline Heater, ()relident. The two were crowned ollrlnc a dance Friday night. Chaperone& for the evart were Mra. Jess Able, Mrs. Charles Ll>raie Roush. nx.cJ. Mrs. Frank Y~ and Mrs. Baek-..Jnjure.d.:in Auto Accident Fred Facemire, 23, _Rt. 2 VInton, wa1 injured 1n a Of!.e car accident at 9:30 g. m. 8atul'o day at floe junctions or Rt. 3.1 Uld Rt. 325 in Rio Grande, eocordi"!! bl floe stahl lllchwa,y PatroL It was tbe only Injury in six accldonts investllated by floe patrol over the weekend. four in Melga COunty. Facemire WIS -ltted to Holzer Hoagltal 11ilh a b&c k tn.:Jury, according to the hospital rt(IOJ't. The patrol aald Facemire, headed west on Rt. 35, made a right turn onto Rt. 325, J.oa:t COflo troland his cu went lntoaditch. There waa minor damece to the ear. No chlrae was riled. An ocel- occurred at 11:55 1o m. SlUurda)' on ~ 124, two and onMenth miles west of Rt.. 7 when William Dean, 13, J!ul. land, beaded west, came over 1 blllcreot and struck the ba£k ot a car driven by Orville ~ The patrol cited Doan blllelgs IAUIII: Court liar. 22onaclw'ge o1 !allure ID •tot> within floe a .. oured •lt!U' dl•-e. At 7:30 p. m. Saturdl,y, cars driven IV John B. S.uler, 16, Mlddlt(IOrt, and K!ppie 1. lliJll. er, 19, Rt. 3 ChWicothe, collided on Rt. 7, one Dille north of Rt. 143. There was moderate damli8 to both cars • Suder, aaid the patrol, was headed south pauing a parked car. He lost cOitrol and hli car J!ld broadolde into floe nortl>bound car driven by Miller, who Blood Flows In the Bush SAIJSBURY, Rloodeoia(UP[)Rhodeaiaa 5ecurit;y forces a r e battll!w Atricao nltionaliot suerrlllao in floe buSh countcy along tbe Rhodesia - Zambia border, WIS making I The patrol cited S.uler to Cotlnt1 Juvenile Coort on a charge of lett of center. !Julron S. Brown. 19, ~re, was driving north on Rt. 7, three miles north of Rt. 33, It 11:30 p, m. Saturday when a deer ran into the right side of her car. The animal wa1 killed. There was moderate damage to the car. As the vehicles gassed, an Me(&s llllidettifled car f1.lwed a rock or a stone and chiPPed the wind- shield of a car driven by Jimmy R. Halley, 21, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. The accident occurred at 1;23 p. m. Sunda,y on Rt. 35 at RoO. ney. The patrol also investigated s minor backing accident at 5o05 p, m. Sunda,y oo Twp. Rd. 188, jult 300 feet west of Rt. 71 near Hob&on. CeeU D. Smith, 62, Rt. 2 Olesbire, b&c ked into a parked car Hopes Held for U.S. Dollar K Calls for Negotiations · B!rt .,ld li!D bemilled 111 seek ·JP owo price In the PriVIW morketa 'of F.urOJe. A« ·epj~ olo..men. .!Poe• '' right turn. owned by Everett McDaniel, Jr~ Rt. 2 Cheshire. There was oo per, 39, Rt. 3. Pomeroy. There - • bl the Slnlflo car and was moderate damage to both minor domlge to the left rear of the govermnent of Premier Ian tJoe Me Daniel car. Smllh &aid !Dday. The patrol reported tile arreot A government atatemelt said of WWard D. Mohler, 46, Rt. 2 nine perrlllas have killed Cheshire, on a charge of dri~ so tar plus ~woundecland''otbo ing whUe intox:lcatecL He 11 era" ciPtUI'ed. scheduled lor a hearing liar. 22 One Rhodesian was reported WAllllNGTON (lJPO - The killed and two wounded in the in llleigs COuncy Court. Un!ted states -dtoclajo 1D mal,. flshttng. taln the purchasing IIOWtr of the Announcement ot the lighting dollar at. a otlblo low! at home followed reportJ reaching Sallaand atinierl allbouah itS des to bury thai 200 suerriDas gold:w... .P01'lillb' cut. bad erossed iotD Rhodesia from lllilll"'IDthedelenslveapinlt Zlmbll. lbo&e ha.. -.ked the dollar, Alllerlco .ancl hor six EuroPOIII llnaoclal alllta have locked their vaullt bl further aales of gold ID -ulatora or other p,... vate intereota and, In elloc~ lwlD:bed io a IWOi>Jice IJII1om for aold. i ' By ~·nt, the Prkle will r.,.U. 11,$3.1 In....,, Ia trau. octkias . .'!I c-odag ,.... $tt~-laatFfldli11aParto; - i . . • •j -._It c<iuld•lqltlll hlf'Or todljl. ' ' i ' ' "1''1>1'!.~ pricl '!I' bl monU... . '• ' I "In my view, OOIIBl'Oialonal '· <It HenrY wllh 14. Debbie Benajou 1litb 2 and Jo Fililer and oa..V, fOOZ.Y'; GET IH' ......' ) . •' J ' action Ia !lilly jullllfted b)' !he riling casualty rate," FindleY Aiel. "The heavy toll tn dead and WOUilded ln latolerable.u Congren, he said, ha. a conotltuUonal '*>~ to critically examine basic war policies. tnl foti ·North Goll!J wm Tru· & LO All FIVf. <;:ENTS Findley lndlcsted lhat both IUJII)Ortera and opponent& of floe war have Joined In ursinl a review of._ cur- policies, a 111011e that aiao is being pulhed by a rwmber at senatora. The HliUse reoolutlon has been pnpared for floe laat lllx mootbo but hll been b'ln8 dormant in the House Rules Committee. '"::j'==ellow ~h. Y'GOT SUMPIN 'THERE, FOOZV. .. Wf! OJULD DO cl)ail<e of ..atlereil - · andlhiDidor-s. I wwld ouUine srowtns uneallneaa about the course of the war. The price of gold dropped oban>ly on tho Parl1 bullion market toda.Y - the first decrease since speculat,. ora began a buylngapreethatthreatenedtheworld'a moRel syatiiD and the American dollar. Gold, which reached $«.36 an · ounce on Frida,y, slipped bl f40,01 today. Tho omclat price, maintained unchanged by floe Washington central bonks con!oronce thl• weekend, Ja f35 an ounce. The speculotora, who Friday bltded with their llatlin a I'Uih bl biO' gold, blday bopl1 melal by the ·. bundrOdaof_,u.Tilt¥_.... llyPrtiWooi.Jtlmo ·· 16n'a ..ruaal to ciavaluo\tht •oar; an ac;jlon t111t would have meant Ill profltl lor gold biO)'ers. waa thO coo<b for GolDa Acad- ., el!11 and Pit Jordan for· Mid· dlOpOrt. In 1ho CC11100141loa same . • Da d"'lllod K11er .' ..' ~Ariz,, PARIS (UP0 - for Middleport wal Jaclde lll'I!III.Y wllh 10 fci. Imied by Gl..,. !P'I8111f wlti!'O .• I .· .·'j··· WAS!!INGTON (Ufn - A call for an Immediate consreosional review of U.S. wu polldes in VIetnam Is saJn1nir Wide support in floe Houoe, tbe chief 8p01110r or floe proposal oald today. Rep. Paul Flndloy, R-PI , said lbal 137 Houoe members, 97 Republicans and 40 Democrat•, have Joined hlm In sponsoring the re&olutlon calling for lhe sweeping policy review. u'lbla . . . sa,ya clearl)' thlt more of the same pollcle., backed by otlil more American troops, will not do,'' Findley said in a statement prepared for a news conference at which he- and .Reps. F. Bradford Morse, D Ma&&., Wllllam Hom~te, D-Mo., and Morris Udall, llle. '" 1Mdbll lhe ~ for the win-· nero wer• Martha Cornwell and 1 OSE •• Backing Claimed For War Review Gallia Acadol!11 llilh School lllrla ba-.Jl toaDi do!oaled llllddloport !Jaiilrda!' nll!ht 27 ID 'Z1 in the illll1 pme of tbe Firat .llmual Melp DIVItatlonal Glrll' ·Baakelball TOUrnament at 1111t- · land. :. : Botb - · ple,yed IIIIo do!eo.illve balllllrt Middleport bad cold llrot aiwllhird Q!amrain lbool- i i lllCtOUillll cloudlnll ... liQt COOl lool8b~ low Ia !onr 401. 'llliocla7 par~~y dCIIId)','wannw!lh ~DAY, MARCH 18, 1968 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO. BY KATIE CROW That one is legal 11 unlawful ? into on Weather Devoted To 171eln~etet~t ojne Meigi-Ma10n Area '. otty" men, · PHt . .; . THER~ I know there must" '• enttne YOI... XX . NO. 239 meat, > ' Gold nrst attracted mads at· tentlon 'in ·Einil around 2900 B. c., no! bocau$e ·of Its value, but becauie of lt~·arlslot eolor, maJ. leabill~ and lbe ea10 Wllh !Vhlch It was !oond in ita natural st.att; a-dwellin' . • £ul. They ,. '1110 " ·:~···. '+. ' l • ., t. 'I: �' ·, . . ... - . . .. I" I ' - ' .~ ~ -~.,.........,._ .... .... ........ _ -• ' • ·~ ·• • ~·-• - ~.::-, .._,~ ~ · •· •~ •• ' · - .. • < V' ,J, I - ·-~-"""' , , _ , _ _ , . . ,_ __ _ ,, ' } 1' , I .!,,-;:•::,-:-~~~-.....--· · -•.!"::,~;,.; ,. '" 3 - The J:8il,) senllncl, Pomcro)'·MiddleiJcn·l. o., '· J ,, • Ma1-ch 18, 1968 • .if/> ·" .Child's . ' ,Do We. He'<lr A . Wt•! L Hki~<J.rd ~ 1. N1xuu i{al'i td •f.!; •t:1 11. 1 ht• l!i t•lt•t·tt.>d )tn•sidt•nt Of Hh· \1.1\'t,~ ~'t· {', J _., ~- ~n olhn• lw hm• in(-iC-.i.lh'c.Hw c-,luld ~~. ·~t~-~ \~i~~~~utu uc..·~·t•pl -ht• \\'i.11 t•nd tlli.' wa~ in fit> oil'! . , l'at' lf~L' (I prmmst•s tH win nw IKlact• in tlw • Bid'· " • •• r . ., ' ~ ~ 1H '';11-! ~ 'wms- V it~ t n.u rJl. _u uw.•. _l< • '! .. 11 ' 1 :~~~. tf 1 ~. doc.•s INIVt'l'tr !\Nil 11 'Heroics' and Yo.ur Heart ,, Temperature, heart beat rates and other measure~ents were taken of a volunteer group of SIX men ~nd two women. The average heart rate durmg flight with an instructor ~r~ abo~t _105 beats a minute During solo g 1 this mcreased to no. comparable to the stress on pilots flying far more dlfticult and dangerous missions. However:. the stress apparently comes from fear of failure ratber than fear of danger says lhe FAA. Heart beats soared to 120 mmute during licensing check Rigbhl with an . FAA exam1ner. ' It would . be interesting to measure the stress quota.ent of people in more down-to. earth •lluallons. What's the heart beat rate of the man who has decided to tell the boss ol! this morning • or the feU ow who has worked up the courage to ask a certain girl fori a date, or the housewife preparing a d nner for Very Important Guests? In terrr.s of trembllo' tk:kers we are U probably more '·herole' more oiten than !e realize. a Helen Help US. •• By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR IT' This column is for YOWlg peo. pte, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it wel comes laughs but won•t for our country but not to have a saJ' Jn rwming it. M a y b e if they'd let us 18- to 21-year . olds vote, a lot of us wouldn't have to die. Are the politicians afraid we'll upset their plans? H something isn't done 60011 it will be another four year; before we can vote for a president. And another, and another, for the 18, 19 and 20.year..(llds who are "adults" on 'Ute battle: iield, but children at the poll s. Pm sure you're with us, Helen, but hOla~we get the vOW? - l l 18 ,. • d • ' .~ "" • • ' 1 ple are asked to die for a country which allows tllem no tegal voice In Its a«airs - tltoogh 1 can' t say your voice is exactly unheard thrpulftout the land' Keep raising I~ bul -~·ex­ pect overnl.sht changes. Women took centuries to get the vote :- 1111<1 they yap louder. - H. Dear Helen: I like a certain buy a tot, but he's going steady, though he seems to prefer me to his steaclY. He also likes another girl . I don't really think it's so great him three-timing all or us. What shoold I do? - CONFUSED Dear COn: Play his game, It isn't all that hard to like several boys at once. A growing number of "'Un·steadyn teens agree this is Ule only way to (ly. - H. Qfar Helen.: -· ... ~ Dear Helen: · " ".:! supf)OIO peq~le gi[tlred!i'earI met a guy when I was 14. At lng: It, but without being remind- Dear 18: 16, I had his baby. Now rm 21 ed, they torget. Yes, Pm with you. It' a a con. and he's married to someon; At 18, we're oJd enough to die tinuing disgrace that young peo.. else. Sl!e was smarter than 1 was - she made him marry dodge a serious question with a brush-off. SenJ your teen..age <J.~estions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT care or Helen Help US! this ne~spa­ per. TOO YOVNG TO VOTE BUT NOT TO DIE • aIong Broad Way . VOICe BY JACK O'BRIAN ~··· NEW YORK _ &hey , agent Eddie Elkort• s tovaty wile •oe. ~reas lUJ Cavet is okay after major surgery at N. Y.lnfirmary ... l'ormer bigtime trumpeterronductor Leonard Sue& (for M. Berle and others) now h a thrlving insurance executive ... Parkinson Disease Foundation gets Page Mortoo' s royalties from her hltcake "Time.'" "N. Y, Daily Column" Wts (Jie Manhattan newsstands five times a week starting March 18; we'll be on it soon as we return from a brief collapse in the Bahamas Gu st like Cary Grant) ... Terrific British model Jean Shrimpton's sister Chrissie wed rock _ roll singer "lllarles Dickens" (right tag, David Antllony) after such-a-tong engagement: U,rce days. and gets a featured role In 1<J into a Bdwy "Lady In Cement" ... The Lat- The Israeli cai. ---- I I I 01 I l I () I I mNED t(;,-4YNIP BERRY'S WORLD suading! _ H. turtlenecks, male neCklaces _ suh-wlah ... Designed 1>1 Jor. "He olwoy• ~loys il cozy- f.,, I Jk 1 woildc. if he'd 11/r t otk if Rody clttne to ,,~,., , · y, • '• ' ~kf,~ ' .J1110Ud'tlitibbap• stlll. t!Ven long enough to Watch ·a television s~ojo ; they talk-in cla~s witbout permission' and ar~ rude to the ~acher · they wepr out their toys ariJ their clothes faster than .a :riprm, ally active ctptd:· they run ill· to a busy street without look· lng lor apProaching . tralllc: they get lpl~ fights ·and gen· erany misbe~ve . Life is hard, for !Iiese children and· also for. !hair parents, who ar.e likely to blame themselves for having spoiled ihelr child so grievously. In a .se$,reli lor.'the ~auseo! this m. ness, l<n: Qr. Stewarl helle\ll)s there can be no doubt that It Is ll" Illness, :heredity has been fotlnd Iii be a factor in aome cases. It was thought at•fltill that th"-"' children had some for111 Ill brain datllase. bulllie .most reeent study illdlcates that it is illate~d a delay.'llt the pbya~o~ development 01 ~:~-~~ auu Wlkit~ btit ~ borfut .U~ •of 'tJte :l);'~ tha~lhe .dlild Ul,.. i~ be~tL ~~rlaO ...... ~~;~~ .... '~~~o~ ' cU_v; am Y WASHINGTON (UPO- tt suddenly became almost r especta. bte to voice opposttloo to tile Vietnam War. Hippies, professional demon! strators and (rustrated matrons could no longer claim special status dissent. A Gallup Poll in Au11011t, 1965, lndicalod tllat 61 per ten! of !be population SUWOrled tile war and oot,y % 6 per cent told interviewers they Celt the United States had erred by entering the conflict. Point of Rever sal · K,entuW tell ·t· a mistake and only 41 per cent · <;, ' -1 • . A_.Are )o ~li- b rio ~~on for JIOt ~!DOVIng !onsiji ·t!JBI ba~e 'beCOllle so ltqe tliiit thef l!ttertere with aWallOw· !Jlg. •-A ll}ethod of treiling . them ;.tha!. I• JPlnlliinn la~or l! c~ydst'irte'rY or rapid freezing. ' n•" name of tH• part~? ' ' Jornitlt: a.,.,. Na:i• Q-Whoi ·,""'-' the " •• . 'i' e: . I within the~ 'ililllli , , tlOn FOrcy- per' cint ..6 Deln0Crit.1e Wterl fill. NeW Hamplhlre ..,b,crro.. him. ' . , ': The -lltloo Ia riot yOi crystallzed, blit Ill potelilat ltz6 and lol'ee a- ,._ . •...... '• .,or'"!..._ -Sen. Eugene .1. MCcartiJ¥ a schotari.Y, gentle Democrat ~ has said be would ·ratl>er · hafe '¥!! "• a ~~~·~•JM poet than a JiOUu. clan, challenged Preatdatl John...,.. policy and entered New Hampshire preaideotlal primary "Pinal him. - Secretary or State Dean Rusk had 1 loog awaited COII!rontatloiJ with tile larjiOI,y hostile Set!att F<!I'Oign Relatione COmJt\iltee iond two da,ta .;; " lnteusl\'0 Vlctoaln debate ' were broadeasl nallonall,y ... radio and teievla!Gn. · MtbrthY 'IIIIIY not win Ute nomination, but he Wsuaded many young American• to join ·, 1 ' ' • Mlnne..ia R~dsville .. .' "' =: _ . •· .' T=· Pr ' favored America's rolQ tn it. The shift was largoly sllant. It <aptured no headllnoi .f' !!:'• promoter• · &tal\ld no clenimlllraTllen, two 111iD,.a hap. ~ ' runner...., SChool :·. ' ·H. o;ijston, UCLA · ' . ,· . In: ~\g Rematch Friday Evening Wltll each paaalng game, tile Unlversltr o! Houlilll reO!cel tile, number ol people """ baJiOYid tile cOupra• 71~9 . liVer ' UCLA In January vicl»r)' wa~ a !luke., , sat•; ~ ~~ IIIla Ume &rOIII!" witll tile semtllaals and llnala to be played ln tile LOs Angeles ~rta Arena, the former home o( the Bruins. "'There Is no doUbt in our minds who Is tile bell bulwll find out ror sure Friday,'~ said UCLA Coach Jolullf Wooden alter his club easily topped Santa Clara . 87-36 Saturday night to win tho Far Well HoUston a chance Friday olght to Yirtuall¥ wipe out 0111 remalalng dooblera Wilen II lnn&le• witll tile Bruin• again In the semlllhals or tile NCAA basketball toumamanl ne CooPrs pJried tile roued Reginnal. u1 just want to be prepared o! lour lao! Saturda,y night by aiid I hope wo're r6ady to defeating outmanned Texa& Cbrlatlan 103-68 to win tile ·pllll'," said UCJ.A's All-America Mldweoi Reginnal and add to liB Lew Alclndor ldlo waa out. ahone In hi• personal met wltll list ol believers. Player.of-th.-Year Elvia ltlljles :;:vr.~ ' ~.,.~ ,just great," T~U ~ch Jolum,v SWain ol Houston In tlleir meeting two lolllndni. ~~~~ club's 35 point months ago. While tile lloaston - UCLA beating at . 11te hands o! Ute pme attracts the ma.jor share Couprl. ...''1 tbought UCLA wool~ '!In' l,ast ttme, but now I or attention, II Is atttt onb> a don't kii9W• I saw Houston semifinal contoat and tile •~FJW .. -4\'1svj!le ,and do tile winner will havo to play a game ....,.~,w,.. ~·•. >MJ~~ ,, !h~n . 1!'eJ'!!IQWjn!l ,~t , (and )i,ll).!!) be!ore belne recogol!lid a• ltnproYIJIK•fY,ry ,pme.'' nattonat champion. Hometown AdVantage One Provision sun to be tmvlnced or couroe Providing tile oppoalllon will Ia UCLA which had Ita 47 .game be the wiiiD~r or Friday night' a uobealen streak stopped at !lrst se~ toateot between lloaston but wUI have IIJe North carolina and Ohio State. Rusty Ciark, North carolina's 6-loot-11 answer to Houlton's Hayea and UCLA'& Alclndor, IICOred 22 p<ilnla an<1 grabbed 17 · robooinda ln leading tile Tar Heala to a 70~6 victoey over Davidson In the tllllls o! tile Eaatorn Regional white Dave llald p! wltll nve 1 Sikes Cops ~itrus Open ORLANDO, Fla. (UP0 - Attorney Dim S1kel has no lntentloo or practicing taw on a lUlltime bards aa long aa he can keep oo wtnnlne all thet mooiO' oo tile g~>ll course. 'Ibe 37~ear-old Slkea, wbohaa set hi• algbts on a aecood • straight '100,000.plua year, pickeel up ~3, 000 or tllat &Jnday Wilen he shot a 6....rer-jl0r 661n Ute llnal round to win tile FlorIda Citrus Open by a siQ!Ie stroke over JOWII Tom Weis-kop!, ~es had a 14....rer-jl0r 2741or tile lour rounda. "SOmeday, I plan to settle down to a law practice," Sikes said. 44But not until the d a y comes when I can nolonprrnake II on the gol! tour. Wel&kop!, leading moneY winner on this year' s tour with 1166,345 after earning$13,800 &In· day, overshot the green the pre· vlous week at Dora! and loot by a stroke to Gardner Dieldnaon. !l>r•• seeoDd11lett gave Ohio State an 82-3( win ov•r Kentucky and tile Mtdeaot Rqional title. · lll\)'ei ,acored 39' polnta and ' 25 robooindo In . hauled Iii " i• -.!~' . ~ . ·· ·>IIUNNIRs:UR GETS TROPHY - Belly CualnlntJh8m, Janie Gerard, Candace Baltr indJaclde Haw!V ricelve 111<1 troPhY·or Me!p Local'• Firat Annual Glrla' lnviiatlonll Baaketball rliebaU o! MiddltPOrt High illtr G&lllpollo won tile ch-ionlhJ.p 9llurda.Y nii!IJ~ r '!~'Ott' ~by to Middleport, coached b)' Mra. Pat Jordan, ·is Geor,ce Hargraves, ~riD' ~; .. ~~- Loeal f!illlools, - Sentinel Photo. t. 'i Pl'IO' tAi n- ~~d ' H~~ ~ ·~.1)1- ,n Jt ceftalh 111' ~:.-. lf:~t ~eel\j (, arii ~ttf, ~r'lri!W"'''Iie' iitr · ~·'' ..f'liOI!Od ,. I~ or 11th poutlc'.ll ~H narrowing of these perce~,s _and illaclls~on are .1101 oril'kiclldlia lt.l ,1... ,.. , reached the point of 'revcirUI· 49 per cent considered the .,.;. •' 1111<1 ltite oiiOOIIDI Ohio state team which delelled Ute !lith· riflked Wildcats S6lllrdi.Y nltJbl, 82-31, oo a Jail lhot by aojminoro DoVe· !brOilTile vicl»r)' Ia tile WUdelhl' baciQ'ard gave the Bueke,yea t11e Mldeul RectonaJ cbampion· llhlp and a trip to Ute NCAA lllls iGt - - at LOa An· plea """"' IIllO' will · Pill' Nor1ll Carollpa, w!Mer .or Ute ,, , ,' 1 . One 1""""'•'"§.:::••·-overy i tha d -........ """' A-NaUq~~al Socialist Gar. 6"s'"'ven epreulitrt _. ' lo• qUi I t•••·• 'btl man Workm Party. · e "''"'" • dren '"q~av.. .' . him In New HalnPJhlie.' '11110' came by tim hundr'eda to volunteer aa ~ampalen workers. !:'oad~l ha4 to be turned •Will' r posllbte Jobs were !llled and oil available opace was In_use. Whail McC r.ti\Y ' . Aflef neu"b blOWinJc Mar,. liiOUo orr tile noor FJ:Idll' bill>! 'I ' MASIERS GOLF AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Gary Pl113er or South Africa leads a contingent or 20 foreign golfers wHo wUl pl113 i~ tlllo year'o Masters gorr toulnament to be held here next month, it was learned Sunday, Player, tile 1961 Mastera ctuuriPion, wUI be joined by a tp'OUII of outatandlng !orelin golfera which Includes, Bob Charles o! New Zealand, Roberto de Vicenzo or Argellllna, Bruce Devlin or Australia, Harold Hennlntl o! South A!rlca, TOll)' Jackllo ot England, George Knudson o! Canada and Kel Nlltlle or Australia. Eall ReeJo!lal. lldt far," be said. '"tbbaifllie •· OIJ!i ·• ~ llillf' '.,.... 'lMn · 1!/. iiiJi'¥'Jo;!ll!• ~1~~)11"' Ill tile .ltooal!laUQo pme, ftrll time oor l<ll'ltOnm~have · weeK ' iiO. tile :au~ea ...,.. ' 6ljle ~!1' .. ilor- ', roiid •!bl• ' ' 1 ' ' '1 llra4 ~ ,.~ . Georl!l loll here. I just hclpe It 1....1 out or II, wllllDJ W ..We !o)' a ....... ., ' '111oi!IP... ]14 10111-rlllked Mar· eolt'lllm•·" ' oe<lllld !lnl• ·Ill tile 1111 Tl!'lorihll ' . , -, to •· 89-57 vicl»r)' over Bac:l! next year wilt' be jlle T.,. ,. · lor toclor pllJblil)IY Oldo Cham· Ute Solllllt,litmi The"""' ID Oil; ,, ,.rll!fll 'up • PIOft EaotT. . ..1aoee•-llnl· • Cilnfor-~pl~suam- ,....r ·op - . MICIItsM~ ID~!IIJIO lf!I!YIIic>n>" • v'.fiiJ;Y •. · , ' - ~~~ r.wte.· ciW._ Din ""' Uf)Jit ~ over ~~-· ~:·"'~!'~}. ' ~,}".1 [' 1 "r" / lje!IIU~. !iblth ' hA<il'l 1oat .Islfl·-llnd· lllke .~. ,. , , .. c!roi>PIDI U.. ' lfawl<eYe• Iiilo a osu'o ·a ... · ,·!traVel """"' In Memorial oil ooa- . For , .fi/111. !le w!Ut till Bil<keYet. wlllleaYe 1011, was a solid 13 pob)IJavor- Sor"!""' wao named thir • Defelt Iowa with ooe worlaiut sCheduled alllie, but OhiO """ balm'l read ,P1011r 1111<1 beadoilllle Tllep.daj< In a ·pii,Yoft lo er tl1e nowopaJIOrl oad kepi Ito o i l - ~ which ·also ,_, wbq -~ get 1o 11> .If> Ute '11tt games will be oali"'!''''l' eool. InclUded ()!ill's Blll Jlillkll, Co- NCAA, Oblo state leorid ea•SIJ. letivlaed. , "II was a -tll!rlll to .PIIII' soy, 11'!"1 ,and Lucliblt. 81 win over IIIWa. , Oblo State bat 1,\lllli.: ll~ )o bere and aa ·r'"" ~ lhrUI a.ro Slate, co-<hin11 or t11e A viclor7 over tast T.l lllil- t11e llaalo. 'lltiO' "' '"' olio 101o Win," Tll'lor said after 1be Bit! ·Ten, moata Norfl) Caroilnll oee Stale Frl"-1 Di!1Jrt lil 'tile "-1 aD! tile~ ~- ~• pme. Frida)' Dl&hl In tile !lrst game opener or the ret1k»aJ -.... llicu!IJ and _,... &oi<.bi>llllr• Rupp Dejected ·or ~ NCAA IIOJIII!Inllo, white moat wei aiDK>st aDII-dliiw:uc, will ritetve pr!qrllj. , f.\reliu'UK COOdl Adolph IIUPP waa 111e - . . , pita Jlolig llld but the one.p>lnllast oe<lllld de· era will deJect.d. UCLA at tile 100 Ali- C\11111 over Kentutlll cq1rt ,.tllch ,..Y ' be ,flttll8l\Pd for "W• -en'! SOjlJX)aed to get I!Oio,SP>rt• Arena. even tile staunci!Ost I!Ud<o.re ~ ll<~o' iof IIIO•l(,'ll5.ioi!• LOI Anplos """"' ;staJ11!11 Frl· v~OI¥ ~en~ ""''!"~ . or .COil~· ROBERT GRIMM UP! ~· Writer COLUMBUS (UPI) - EIPt preaaurlzed Oblo high IICbool basketball teams balln climblng dQwn out or tile clouda ,19· day and start lacing tile facts ot state tournament play, a.1o•s btaest high school event, tile state tournamirrt, ~s In C!llo State's st. Jc:fln Areoa Friday afternoon wi111 all tile lniJI'edlenlo or IIIIOUJer two days Ml ol thrllls and chUls. Thlo week'• 46tll state toOrniY Will sport an all-new east trom last year but with aome ramDi· ar laces, Including power-j10cl<ed Columbus East bl.ddlni lor Ita third Class AA Utle In his~ tory and second under Coach Bob Hert. (Jnt,y East and Pike Western in Class A bring perfect recorda Into the otate event, but two other contender• have made the .semifinal round before, Lima Senior In 1962 and ~rlnglleld LOcal In 196S. Western Jays its 26..0 record m the line in the second Class A oemlllnal game Friday afternoon aplnot rugaed Mana!leld St. Peter's (24-3), wlllch was !'!'f .......~ 'v,o~o..!ltil bOalell onb> ,by Clau AA <om· petltloo. East'o Tigers (22~) lake oo well-baiiiiiCOd Euttld (2U} Ia Ute seoond Claaa AA seml!laal Friday night. OnlY B,emateh In tile ope110r1, iPflng!letd LOcal (2~ meet& tile tallest Ctasa A entrant, Cincinnati Lincoin HelgiJta (14-10) at 1:30 p.m., and at 7:30 p.m., Lima Senior (21-3) ooUideo wltll Ham· llton Garlleld (22-3) In I h e tourney's only rematch. The lour aeml!lnallstoln each clasa: were the end result of more than four weeks ~ elimi.. nattona, beginning with a startlng Bald or 848 teams, 437 In Claaa AA and 411 Class A ~ Brought t0 Middleport ,•. , , • t. •. .. squads. Rating meant llWe in the dlsand regional tourneY&. which eliminated every tap 10 team but Columbus Eaal aod Pike Western. Euclid was ranked 12th among tile big achools and St. Peter'• held down 16th triet place ln the Class A eontlngent. The rest were surprises. com- lng on atrong In tournament play. Even the regional finals Saturda,y night took tllelr toll. Lima Senior kno<ked oil Toledo central 67-15 on a Iut setond baoket by Greg Saucer, his onb> tally of the pme. Uncoln Height) edged t~me champion Dixie 52..10 at Troy, and st. Peter' a smashed the only wltl1 blab ranked pll,yera baln& bombed oot by IIOIIodles Wbo !lid put eJtri time ,. .W...IIIIIl- In proottce. Taooellllllostln anearl1....,.. In men's to a pui.IJ. ·• sweer!a,r8ed No. 2, was bounced out b¥ Howard; Dan Pecora, No. 3, lo111n t11e tlllrd rowtll and well! home to Cbloqo tl;e malllb eoded; Rot>yno, 19, ranked """• ~~"" orr 9JIIrlea Guollllllf, <anked, getilnslnlo the·!lniJII.WIOere he·~· ~tlu't• """"' .llal Jooo r:.ee. . •hwl•• y.,.,.. •'-"· That meant three top 10 rated 8Qlads were eliminated ln tile reglooal !!nais tn Claso AA. As uBUal, Cinderella team1 managed to tand otate toumament bertha, and 011& year wa 1 no exception. In Cla&J A, the label fell on Uncolo Heli!llt&, an all-Negro team !rom suburban Cincinnati which bas 10 losses' twice aa many as the other tbree teams tn the tourney combined. But the Tigers wU1 have tile tallest team In Ute oman scllool fteld and nine or tlleir loaaea eame rrom AA sehools. Hamilton Garfield pla,yed secCllld tlddle to Middletown oil season and wallit fteured to get out of the C1nelnnati reglonal . The Grlftlns could be rated tile underdog In Clall AA. Two of the coaches plQ"ed in tile state tournament d u r 1 o 8 tlletr high sclloot days. Dau&h- KANSAS CITY, llo. ~ Central state or Oldo IJomh>. the 19&8 NAIA all-to""' nament basketball team. Tile Marauders, 51-48 ner over Fairmont Slate, w. Va. In tile fllllla, placed Chris Due'- and aar..:e LaDe on the myllllcal •lfiA'L other membera ol the an. toomey team are Mike Dre1o Pibw ol Westmlnlter ColiRon JII,Yek or Olhk<lak Statool Wisconsin and Fatrmoot's raeiDa MUOG, at ALTAliiRA TENNIS CARACAS, VCIUJueUl (UPI) - MarQ' BIOI .... i:vaostoo, Dl., WOO tile men'a 1~8 title Riche)', su Angelo. Tex., &ol, 116, 6-1. Britain'• Ann ltlljldon Jones woo the women'• 1ingles cOIIli>OIItioll by downiDg Julie Heldmao or New York M. 11-9 In a 2\1 hour marathon seootaa. Olhkosh trimmed WeltmiJ>. Iller, 10Z-68, In tile ........ lion game Saturday nlgiJt. with Nolro Dune pii,Yiag Looe'J6. land llnlverslt;y aod DI,YIDo""""' Jng Fordham. · Nolro Dune defeated ArmY 62-58, LlU beat Bra<leY so.tr, DI,YtDt1 rooted Weal VIrginia 87• 68 1111<1 For<llwn oacrambled Ducpooue 6&.60 In DP~ pmoa Salllrdlljl ~ oad Duke Battles St. Peter's In nlabt- Quarter· F"mals YORK (IJPI) - Duke matches Its muscle against St. Peter's spud and VWaDOva Ita NEW zone dlilense agalnlt Kao&aa' ~ side llhoollni Mondi,Y night In quarteMinal games o( tile Nao tionali!Mtlllon Tournament. The oddl-msker a like Duke's muscle by 11 points and VW.... ova' a zone dlliDie by two. Gar· .Another quarteN!nal cblble- ford team in 1948, 1111<1 field's Robert SWeeton was on header will be heldTueodo,yDI&hl tile championship Hamilton Bli Mue s<tUad that """ tile 1954 tourney at Cleveland. SEE US FOR YOUI ARE AND AUTO INSURANCE 20% Dooiotlon. btot 0.. Not ..... Hoving A Clolm Aa c..,...nloo 0.. V. D. 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ST. . John Jamer&on. ··· · · · ··· · · ·· Weekend Sports Summary John Tannehill, 15, o( Mlddi"' Saturday port, rtturned from Detroit toALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (!JPI) do,y with nrstplaceandrunner•\1) -UCLA beat Santa Clara 87 .,6 nat1onal table tennis trophies, In tile tlnala of tile NCAA Far Tbe u, s. Open Boyst7 andu... We. baakell>all reglooal. der Tide went to K. Srasock, 17, &mday or Thailand, now living In Boston BRISTOL, ToM. (UP0atiOIIdlqr school, and present holder o! Thailand's mea'a or... David Foar8011 of !\1&111J1bur& glea and All-Asian Men' a double• S.C• .,..- tile lead 15 miles !rom tile tlnlsh and went oo to titles. TannellW went down 3-21nnw win his oecond straigiJI Soutllpmes to Sora110ek In tile semt- eaitern ~0 raee at the Bristol _.....~~iiOUstoll' s ea_.- win over TCU llnals or the event. SoraiOCktllen and Alctodor paced UCLA' I went on 10 doleat GlenCow111,16, ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Dan victory OYer Santa Cara witll 22 ot Loa Anttetes In tile llaals. TIIJIIllhlll ond Dan Lebaron o! Slkes, Jacksonville, Fla., fired a points oad l8 rebounds. Gnod Rapids won Ute Boys 17 final roond stx....rer- 66 to and Under cblbles title and T""' win tile ,115,000 Florida Citrus nehlll ond Del Joon Lee were Open gol! tournament by one strike over Tom WeJakopl. rmner~ ln men's cbublea. They lost to Del SWeerls and BRANDS HATCH, Ellilan<l Betnlt Butdet. (!JPO- Bruce McLar'"' or New Lee defeated Jock Howard In Zealand ted !rom wire to wire tbe ftnala o! men' a slngles to wiD In wlmlng the Race ol the U. S. Men's Open crown. ChampionS, Ute trediUooal ope. '11tt u. s. ()p. . Will marked 1>1 DUIIl8I'OUI ~aetslnmen's $ln&le• nor to tile EuropeaD motor -~ :=::::::x:::::;:;:;::::::~:::::: ::::::::::::::::~::::"-::: :: :::::::::::. aurviYOl'' !rom last year' I elul A IIDal 10111', Kalida, 112-441, at BoWling Green. TIJree Leaders OUt East, meanwlllle, ripped New. ark 64-48 behind bl& Ed Ratlell'o 28 polnt8, llld Hamilton Garfield ousted ninth • ranked Clnclnnail Elder 63..11 to end a 23-pme Elder winning streak. ~ ,o\ e= ~. ·rilcOIY~ .m11·~.'kOhl, • TWO Trop hIes , . -'"!~ ,.Ui~ ke~ hla ·~er• ·U.. t11eillllt, lt!ia~sti~, "~nl. . · · .il._ LO~/Ail&8\"a 8 Clubs _foirJt to Friday By ~- Pl'l¢~ plloe :~'I'll~:.• imo~a~t~=~!~~ . Ill• otd h"" _ m.aJ<e• "t't~·~ ~;r~~~;~X~~~: but in 20th's "'lbe eE I-ll~ , LEXINGTON, kJ, (VPO Coach Fred Ta.Yior llld hla Oblq lble Bucke1el ore maldnJ pJojlo toda.Y a trip 111v -or dreomed or, llblle 'Keao Ad Wll®ala baY• ·r•· ' to~ Solid,, Respectable Cithens Find Criticizing Vietnam War is 'In' , dM Christopher; l!lto under alt • lbe that mod-dress nonsenMe ia a. cfe1 , fine young actor. · t the Columnist and TV -arguer Paw~ Coates' lad Kevin· Is a chip 1%11 11, engage....,j Sahbra'a ne',;i . in Quarter doesn•t care that com- attractlo 1 1 ~.. ._,, · n • ......, ~aoeer ...,;. •c Steck;y Greene's a Sinatra- er Lee u-..........1 •-·oot eaou; ~ In fact it might even Red Sea ·-..- N near tile David The b .. • e u•e reason it" s coarln~ Shec- a ....... r Is ht hantlng Red SO& 16 '"& ..... " sc nama now. in the province of For they have been Katie Hepburn's Oscar hott.f_ ~ , by . , , .....,~g ~$! nation (for •"Guess Who's Comsolid, 1J!g1Jiy reputabte - !IJ!Ierling to DJnner") is her ufttt· ties her with Bette Davis a~ cans. Although the picture has been most-mminated; if Spencer Tracradualt.Y changing lor some cy wins thedoorstoppo~umous­ her! Jy (seems clnchy) it would make time, the events ol the past He keeps coming to see me him tile only three-time t>eot ...c. week - the televised Senate and says he loves me, but he tor in film hiotory; Walter Bren- Foreiin Het~s COmmittee can't leave his wife because ot nan'.s three Osearsweref'orbest- hearings, the SU!llrlstngly high antiwar vote In the New the chUdren. llllpporting.player. I stay home all the time, waitCrew of "the Fixer'• filming Hampshire primary and tile ing for him. My sormeedshlm too In Hungary went to tile Hungar. war's impact Cifl the InternationI had him first. Doesn't t h a t ian State Car Rental Agency and al monetary system- all acce. lerated the process. mean anvtlllng? _ L. s. got - Pt.Ymoutlt Valiants ..... Dear L: Too Unsavory TV•s Barbara Eden proved she Until tile past few days, 11 had It means only that his wife cootd sing witll Bob Hope 1n Vietlmew - and knows - how to nam and in U!e war~rn n e w been generally thougtlt just ·a throw her weight around, a n d Madison &JI,are Garde6: so she's little too unsavory, ,erhaps you've wasted seven year a wait- been hired for an Oct, 2 Plaza even a little unpatriotle, to ing around ror the wrong man. Hotel Persian Room run ... First oppose the war and many Get smart! - H. cafe exposure ..• Wal1 &feet Americans undoubtedly had Dear Helen: Journal's doing an expose 00 suppressed their concern on the rm II, and ~te able to lake talent agencies; two are public. war issue tor social rea801ls, care of li\Y&elr, I asked my fa. t.Y ownedr Probabt.Y tile richest They .were afraid or What Utetr ther if I could buy a canary Is ASSO<Iated Booking (Loots friends 1111<1 ne!Bhbora mii!IJI and he refused because we hav~ Armstrong, Ellington, streioand Utlnk. And it Is inherent 1n !he a dot!. What's • dog got to do Hampton, etc.) peromalt,y ...,;. perJOnality or moot peciple, In with a canary? I oould see his ed by Joe Glaser, last or the- every COWIII')', to .bow to SO<Ial point II we had a cat. great blgllme Independent agents. preslllhla, to se~ respedablttty How can I make him see? _ The Monkees, cancelled on TV 1111<1 .security In Ute approval or their close· asiJociates E. P. are rumored gotngrour-soloes ••: Dear E: Of course, there have beea. "Flnian's Ratmow'' film I t a r Indirect persuasion works best ~ula Clark 111111 same-eltow's reputable - · or IIJe war' at our house. When our kids original stage liar Ella LOgan !rom its outset. OUtstandfnti In want a certain kind of pet, they compared mualcal notes at L'- Utat Cllle!IDrY are Seo!• •Wl,fne start collecting pictures. Next' Etolle ... Otd'tfme ntmo' male Morse. D-Ora., and sen. Ernest come books and articles. Then sarong-wearer Jon llall's bftn Gruenlng, D-Alaska. they ubabysit'" the neiabbor'l IIDini to tile doctor Overy rtlght . Chairman J, WOllam Fulpets, proving how little troobl~ 'lor • month: lbe's Dr. Pierette brltlbt, D-Ai'k., or tile Senate IIley are. Before we 11 Lefebre and tile prescrlptton•a' ,Forel!lll Relations Coiniitiltee we've warmed to the Idea, ev~ obvious ... Seen dining at 'At · sponsored t11e Tonkin Qll! as we knDw ~re being snowed. Schacllt' s: AI Schact, Wbo ootd Resolution In 1964 to g!ve tile That' s how we happen to have 1t to a. -.vndleate II'IOIIth s ago ~ Pretldent power to use foree to a parakeet and a eat presently, Olmera o! 15 Italian rlllor: repel Mure atlaeks~ But and yoo woulde't believe It but llllea '!ell right a1 horne In La FulbrigiJI Joined tile antiwar our bird' a favorite hobby il nib- Stala (W. 54th St.) after the Nino ' •aJ!IP Ute next year artor bling It our eat's whiskers. u Benvenuti victory; h~st llltd' Amorlean troops "'r• IOht.lnlo these two ean be friends, your men In town ... Wattera al tile combat and he ....,. bee.,... tile dog and a canary shouldn't ere.. Arthur dlaeotek wtll get new 1111 _ ~~~- !p9ke~man for the ate a problem. _ Happy per-· trorms - black and white Bilk doves," , . 0 ....... -""-,.- . is •• Talk about stress in modern h£e. What could be as ~ou_gh as being strapped into the nose of a m1sst1e and shot into space? Well. for one thing, learning to fly a'n airplane. A study_ conducted by the Federal Aviah?n Admtmstrabon's office of aviation ~edicme showed that stress levels IR $ludent pilots are _equal_ to .t~ose experienced by astr~nauts m orbit, military pilots m combat or pilots of high-performance aircraft such as the X-15. '11. . " ~~ y0\11' ,~hild .~1 seh~r age ·, a \I!. fhelr su overaL'jiW· •tnal h<i Is un- ulattng• ,~romp! uble tq '"""'""lt,ate? 1TI)I,s • handlcut>. lhat al!ects .abO'ut · ·havloi· 4 l~r ....t of all iifa'de ~hool . children; actor3 '1n·g to .Dr< Mark ,~lowprl • .' diroctor !of P'l'l!hiatry · at the- St. L®is· CHlldr~n·s -Hospital.' ·· TIJese .youngsters ore unable to sit detatl _lns JlreCise,,plan for ('ndujg the . and wmdning the Peace.. But as a resom'f::f~l•l man an an ·earnest candidate be he~u thi~licllson\ething. . you can t pl"'lnt tbat he ha's h'15 f' puil!s,e . ..., Inb'el' on ~atn~ when he climaxed his the pledpublic •e of war 8 ~.~d an~ Pacific peace with the aatement, fhat IS wilat Amerif:a wants ... ~d lh!il· voters. has, to be lhe understatem t or .tne year- m a year when ve-ry rew ~rd!:~~ta~ments are being made by any can· e "' --~ Sue!• a ttackat.:t• ~sks~•. ~:.w.~.~-'.1'!/li"'ht~.•• ~,·Vohmygnto't' ~Na<ylW,f!· .~OIIIt' cyme s_ub,m'ft· .. .. , so _fm·: Nixon ~t'll$ not t·ea'uy Spelll>d oul in 1\i',tw. <IS Opt'llt>I'S in his bid for iher . House. thest• art pr<'lh' g-ood offel's a ~Vhtll" han• to wonder how u1 othrr rand·,-:.. 1". ~ou top them . "'"" es .can \\o'ill one ot Nixon's 0 0 ante£' s ,r.,hill~· guar. .. II to w1·n ,~~ wat· 0PnPp"0 ••.nl_ tot·1~ . \\ 1 some othe1 · 1 . pledge to win tht>. ~~: o~n~~im~~ ~mqualified And where would that te· ve ·LBJ·., · he m~ surh compeHtion ~ort of . ~ould promiSt> that if re-eleeted he Wma !fne~~~ • ' :··oe~med . ''\. ' He's The Best-BUt·, · . Better ' ~ • \ �' ·, . . ... - . . .. I" I ' - ' .~ ~ -~.,.........,._ .... .... ........ _ -• ' • ·~ ·• • ~·-• - ~.::-, .._,~ ~ · •· •~ •• ' · - .. • < V' ,J, I - ·-~-"""' , , _ , _ _ , . . ,_ __ _ ,, ' } 1' , I .!,,-;:•::,-:-~~~-.....--· · -•.!"::,~;,.; ,. '" 3 - The J:8il,) senllncl, Pomcro)'·MiddleiJcn·l. o., '· J ,, • Ma1-ch 18, 1968 • .if/> ·" .Child's . ' ,Do We. He'<lr A . Wt•! L Hki~<J.rd ~ 1. N1xuu i{al'i td •f.!; •t:1 11. 1 ht• l!i t•lt•t·tt.>d )tn•sidt•nt Of Hh· \1.1\'t,~ ~'t· {', J _., ~- ~n olhn• lw hm• in(-iC-.i.lh'c.Hw c-,luld ~~. ·~t~-~ \~i~~~~utu uc..·~·t•pl -ht• \\'i.11 t•nd tlli.' wa~ in fit> oil'! . , l'at' lf~L' (I prmmst•s tH win nw IKlact• in tlw • Bid'· " • •• r . ., ' ~ ~ 1H '';11-! ~ 'wms- V it~ t n.u rJl. _u uw.•. _l< • '! .. 11 ' 1 :~~~. tf 1 ~. doc.•s INIVt'l'tr !\Nil 11 'Heroics' and Yo.ur Heart ,, Temperature, heart beat rates and other measure~ents were taken of a volunteer group of SIX men ~nd two women. The average heart rate durmg flight with an instructor ~r~ abo~t _105 beats a minute During solo g 1 this mcreased to no. comparable to the stress on pilots flying far more dlfticult and dangerous missions. However:. the stress apparently comes from fear of failure ratber than fear of danger says lhe FAA. Heart beats soared to 120 mmute during licensing check Rigbhl with an . FAA exam1ner. ' It would . be interesting to measure the stress quota.ent of people in more down-to. earth •lluallons. What's the heart beat rate of the man who has decided to tell the boss ol! this morning • or the feU ow who has worked up the courage to ask a certain girl fori a date, or the housewife preparing a d nner for Very Important Guests? In terrr.s of trembllo' tk:kers we are U probably more '·herole' more oiten than !e realize. a Helen Help US. •• By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR IT' This column is for YOWlg peo. pte, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and tun. As with the rest of Helen Help Us!, it wel comes laughs but won•t for our country but not to have a saJ' Jn rwming it. M a y b e if they'd let us 18- to 21-year . olds vote, a lot of us wouldn't have to die. Are the politicians afraid we'll upset their plans? H something isn't done 60011 it will be another four year; before we can vote for a president. And another, and another, for the 18, 19 and 20.year..(llds who are "adults" on 'Ute battle: iield, but children at the poll s. Pm sure you're with us, Helen, but hOla~we get the vOW? - l l 18 ,. • d • ' .~ "" • • ' 1 ple are asked to die for a country which allows tllem no tegal voice In Its a«airs - tltoogh 1 can' t say your voice is exactly unheard thrpulftout the land' Keep raising I~ bul -~·ex­ pect overnl.sht changes. Women took centuries to get the vote :- 1111<1 they yap louder. - H. Dear Helen: I like a certain buy a tot, but he's going steady, though he seems to prefer me to his steaclY. He also likes another girl . I don't really think it's so great him three-timing all or us. What shoold I do? - CONFUSED Dear COn: Play his game, It isn't all that hard to like several boys at once. A growing number of "'Un·steadyn teens agree this is Ule only way to (ly. - H. Qfar Helen.: -· ... ~ Dear Helen: · " ".:! supf)OIO peq~le gi[tlred!i'earI met a guy when I was 14. At lng: It, but without being remind- Dear 18: 16, I had his baby. Now rm 21 ed, they torget. Yes, Pm with you. It' a a con. and he's married to someon; At 18, we're oJd enough to die tinuing disgrace that young peo.. else. Sl!e was smarter than 1 was - she made him marry dodge a serious question with a brush-off. SenJ your teen..age <J.~estions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT care or Helen Help US! this ne~spa­ per. TOO YOVNG TO VOTE BUT NOT TO DIE • aIong Broad Way . VOICe BY JACK O'BRIAN ~··· NEW YORK _ &hey , agent Eddie Elkort• s tovaty wile •oe. ~reas lUJ Cavet is okay after major surgery at N. Y.lnfirmary ... l'ormer bigtime trumpeterronductor Leonard Sue& (for M. Berle and others) now h a thrlving insurance executive ... Parkinson Disease Foundation gets Page Mortoo' s royalties from her hltcake "Time.'" "N. Y, Daily Column" Wts (Jie Manhattan newsstands five times a week starting March 18; we'll be on it soon as we return from a brief collapse in the Bahamas Gu st like Cary Grant) ... Terrific British model Jean Shrimpton's sister Chrissie wed rock _ roll singer "lllarles Dickens" (right tag, David Antllony) after such-a-tong engagement: U,rce days. and gets a featured role In 1<J into a Bdwy "Lady In Cement" ... The Lat- The Israeli cai. ---- I I I 01 I l I () I I mNED t(;,-4YNIP BERRY'S WORLD suading! _ H. turtlenecks, male neCklaces _ suh-wlah ... Designed 1>1 Jor. "He olwoy• ~loys il cozy- f.,, I Jk 1 woildc. if he'd 11/r t otk if Rody clttne to ,,~,., , · y, • '• ' ~kf,~ ' .J1110Ud'tlitibbap• stlll. t!Ven long enough to Watch ·a television s~ojo ; they talk-in cla~s witbout permission' and ar~ rude to the ~acher · they wepr out their toys ariJ their clothes faster than .a :riprm, ally active ctptd:· they run ill· to a busy street without look· lng lor apProaching . tralllc: they get lpl~ fights ·and gen· erany misbe~ve . Life is hard, for !Iiese children and· also for. !hair parents, who ar.e likely to blame themselves for having spoiled ihelr child so grievously. In a .se$,reli lor.'the ~auseo! this m. ness, l<n: Qr. Stewarl helle\ll)s there can be no doubt that It Is ll" Illness, :heredity has been fotlnd Iii be a factor in aome cases. It was thought at•fltill that th"-"' children had some for111 Ill brain datllase. bulllie .most reeent study illdlcates that it is illate~d a delay.'llt the pbya~o~ development 01 ~:~-~~ auu Wlkit~ btit ~ borfut .U~ •of 'tJte :l);'~ tha~lhe .dlild Ul,.. i~ be~tL ~~rlaO ...... ~~;~~ .... '~~~o~ ' cU_v; am Y WASHINGTON (UPO- tt suddenly became almost r especta. bte to voice opposttloo to tile Vietnam War. Hippies, professional demon! strators and (rustrated matrons could no longer claim special status dissent. A Gallup Poll in Au11011t, 1965, lndicalod tllat 61 per ten! of !be population SUWOrled tile war and oot,y % 6 per cent told interviewers they Celt the United States had erred by entering the conflict. Point of Rever sal · K,entuW tell ·t· a mistake and only 41 per cent · <;, ' -1 • . A_.Are )o ~li- b rio ~~on for JIOt ~!DOVIng !onsiji ·t!JBI ba~e 'beCOllle so ltqe tliiit thef l!ttertere with aWallOw· !Jlg. •-A ll}ethod of treiling . them ;.tha!. I• JPlnlliinn la~or l! c~ydst'irte'rY or rapid freezing. ' n•" name of tH• part~? ' ' Jornitlt: a.,.,. Na:i• Q-Whoi ·,""'-' the " •• . 'i' e: . I within the~ 'ililllli , , tlOn FOrcy- per' cint ..6 Deln0Crit.1e Wterl fill. NeW Hamplhlre ..,b,crro.. him. ' . , ': The -lltloo Ia riot yOi crystallzed, blit Ill potelilat ltz6 and lol'ee a- ,._ . •...... '• .,or'"!..._ -Sen. Eugene .1. MCcartiJ¥ a schotari.Y, gentle Democrat ~ has said be would ·ratl>er · hafe '¥!! "• a ~~~·~•JM poet than a JiOUu. clan, challenged Preatdatl John...,.. policy and entered New Hampshire preaideotlal primary "Pinal him. - Secretary or State Dean Rusk had 1 loog awaited COII!rontatloiJ with tile larjiOI,y hostile Set!att F<!I'Oign Relatione COmJt\iltee iond two da,ta .;; " lnteusl\'0 Vlctoaln debate ' were broadeasl nallonall,y ... radio and teievla!Gn. · MtbrthY 'IIIIIY not win Ute nomination, but he Wsuaded many young American• to join ·, 1 ' ' • Mlnne..ia R~dsville .. .' "' =: _ . •· .' T=· Pr ' favored America's rolQ tn it. The shift was largoly sllant. It <aptured no headllnoi .f' !!:'• promoter• · &tal\ld no clenimlllraTllen, two 111iD,.a hap. ~ ' runner...., SChool :·. ' ·H. o;ijston, UCLA · ' . ,· . In: ~\g Rematch Friday Evening Wltll each paaalng game, tile Unlversltr o! Houlilll reO!cel tile, number ol people """ baJiOYid tile cOupra• 71~9 . liVer ' UCLA In January vicl»r)' wa~ a !luke., , sat•; ~ ~~ IIIla Ume &rOIII!" witll tile semtllaals and llnala to be played ln tile LOs Angeles ~rta Arena, the former home o( the Bruins. "'There Is no doUbt in our minds who Is tile bell bulwll find out ror sure Friday,'~ said UCLA Coach Jolullf Wooden alter his club easily topped Santa Clara . 87-36 Saturday night to win tho Far Well HoUston a chance Friday olght to Yirtuall¥ wipe out 0111 remalalng dooblera Wilen II lnn&le• witll tile Bruin• again In the semlllhals or tile NCAA basketball toumamanl ne CooPrs pJried tile roued Reginnal. u1 just want to be prepared o! lour lao! Saturda,y night by aiid I hope wo're r6ady to defeating outmanned Texa& Cbrlatlan 103-68 to win tile ·pllll'," said UCJ.A's All-America Mldweoi Reginnal and add to liB Lew Alclndor ldlo waa out. ahone In hi• personal met wltll list ol believers. Player.of-th.-Year Elvia ltlljles :;:vr.~ ' ~.,.~ ,just great," T~U ~ch Jolum,v SWain ol Houston In tlleir meeting two lolllndni. ~~~~ club's 35 point months ago. While tile lloaston - UCLA beating at . 11te hands o! Ute pme attracts the ma.jor share Couprl. ...''1 tbought UCLA wool~ '!In' l,ast ttme, but now I or attention, II Is atttt onb> a don't kii9W• I saw Houston semifinal contoat and tile •~FJW .. -4\'1svj!le ,and do tile winner will havo to play a game ....,.~,w,.. ~·•. >MJ~~ ,, !h~n . 1!'eJ'!!IQWjn!l ,~t , (and )i,ll).!!) be!ore belne recogol!lid a• ltnproYIJIK•fY,ry ,pme.'' nattonat champion. Hometown AdVantage One Provision sun to be tmvlnced or couroe Providing tile oppoalllon will Ia UCLA which had Ita 47 .game be the wiiiD~r or Friday night' a uobealen streak stopped at !lrst se~ toateot between lloaston but wUI have IIJe North carolina and Ohio State. Rusty Ciark, North carolina's 6-loot-11 answer to Houlton's Hayea and UCLA'& Alclndor, IICOred 22 p<ilnla an<1 grabbed 17 · robooinda ln leading tile Tar Heala to a 70~6 victoey over Davidson In the tllllls o! tile Eaatorn Regional white Dave llald p! wltll nve 1 Sikes Cops ~itrus Open ORLANDO, Fla. (UP0 - Attorney Dim S1kel has no lntentloo or practicing taw on a lUlltime bards aa long aa he can keep oo wtnnlne all thet mooiO' oo tile g~>ll course. 'Ibe 37~ear-old Slkea, wbohaa set hi• algbts on a aecood • straight '100,000.plua year, pickeel up ~3, 000 or tllat &Jnday Wilen he shot a 6....rer-jl0r 661n Ute llnal round to win tile FlorIda Citrus Open by a siQ!Ie stroke over JOWII Tom Weis-kop!, ~es had a 14....rer-jl0r 2741or tile lour rounda. "SOmeday, I plan to settle down to a law practice," Sikes said. 44But not until the d a y comes when I can nolonprrnake II on the gol! tour. Wel&kop!, leading moneY winner on this year' s tour with 1166,345 after earning$13,800 &In· day, overshot the green the pre· vlous week at Dora! and loot by a stroke to Gardner Dieldnaon. !l>r•• seeoDd11lett gave Ohio State an 82-3( win ov•r Kentucky and tile Mtdeaot Rqional title. · lll\)'ei ,acored 39' polnta and ' 25 robooindo In . hauled Iii " i• -.!~' . ~ . ·· ·>IIUNNIRs:UR GETS TROPHY - Belly CualnlntJh8m, Janie Gerard, Candace Baltr indJaclde Haw!V ricelve 111<1 troPhY·or Me!p Local'• Firat Annual Glrla' lnviiatlonll Baaketball rliebaU o! MiddltPOrt High illtr G&lllpollo won tile ch-ionlhJ.p 9llurda.Y nii!IJ~ r '!~'Ott' ~by to Middleport, coached b)' Mra. Pat Jordan, ·is Geor,ce Hargraves, ~riD' ~; .. ~~- Loeal f!illlools, - Sentinel Photo. t. 'i Pl'IO' tAi n- ~~d ' H~~ ~ ·~.1)1- ,n Jt ceftalh 111' ~:.-. lf:~t ~eel\j (, arii ~ttf, ~r'lri!W"'''Iie' iitr · ~·'' ..f'liOI!Od ,. I~ or 11th poutlc'.ll ~H narrowing of these perce~,s _and illaclls~on are .1101 oril'kiclldlia lt.l ,1... ,.. , reached the point of 'revcirUI· 49 per cent considered the .,.;. •' 1111<1 ltite oiiOOIIDI Ohio state team which delelled Ute !lith· riflked Wildcats S6lllrdi.Y nltJbl, 82-31, oo a Jail lhot by aojminoro DoVe· !brOilTile vicl»r)' Ia tile WUdelhl' baciQ'ard gave the Bueke,yea t11e Mldeul RectonaJ cbampion· llhlp and a trip to Ute NCAA lllls iGt - - at LOa An· plea """"' IIllO' will · Pill' Nor1ll Carollpa, w!Mer .or Ute ,, , ,' 1 . One 1""""'•'"§.:::••·-overy i tha d -........ """' A-NaUq~~al Socialist Gar. 6"s'"'ven epreulitrt _. ' lo• qUi I t•••·• 'btl man Workm Party. · e "''"'" • dren '"q~av.. .' . him In New HalnPJhlie.' '11110' came by tim hundr'eda to volunteer aa ~ampalen workers. !:'oad~l ha4 to be turned •Will' r posllbte Jobs were !llled and oil available opace was In_use. Whail McC r.ti\Y ' . Aflef neu"b blOWinJc Mar,. liiOUo orr tile noor FJ:Idll' bill>! 'I ' MASIERS GOLF AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) - Gary Pl113er or South Africa leads a contingent or 20 foreign golfers wHo wUl pl113 i~ tlllo year'o Masters gorr toulnament to be held here next month, it was learned Sunday, Player, tile 1961 Mastera ctuuriPion, wUI be joined by a tp'OUII of outatandlng !orelin golfera which Includes, Bob Charles o! New Zealand, Roberto de Vicenzo or Argellllna, Bruce Devlin or Australia, Harold Hennlntl o! South A!rlca, TOll)' Jackllo ot England, George Knudson o! Canada and Kel Nlltlle or Australia. Eall ReeJo!lal. lldt far," be said. '"tbbaifllie •· OIJ!i ·• ~ llillf' '.,.... 'lMn · 1!/. iiiJi'¥'Jo;!ll!• ~1~~)11"' Ill tile .ltooal!laUQo pme, ftrll time oor l<ll'ltOnm~have · weeK ' iiO. tile :au~ea ...,.. ' 6ljle ~!1' .. ilor- ', roiid •!bl• ' ' 1 ' ' '1 llra4 ~ ,.~ . Georl!l loll here. I just hclpe It 1....1 out or II, wllllDJ W ..We !o)' a ....... ., ' '111oi!IP... ]14 10111-rlllked Mar· eolt'lllm•·" ' oe<lllld !lnl• ·Ill tile 1111 Tl!'lorihll ' . , -, to •· 89-57 vicl»r)' over Bac:l! next year wilt' be jlle T.,. ,. · lor toclor pllJblil)IY Oldo Cham· Ute Solllllt,litmi The"""' ID Oil; ,, ,.rll!fll 'up • PIOft EaotT. . ..1aoee•-llnl· • Cilnfor-~pl~suam- ,....r ·op - . MICIItsM~ ID~!IIJIO lf!I!YIIic>n>" • v'.fiiJ;Y •. · , ' - ~~~ r.wte.· ciW._ Din ""' Uf)Jit ~ over ~~-· ~:·"'~!'~}. ' ~,}".1 [' 1 "r" / lje!IIU~. !iblth ' hA<il'l 1oat .Islfl·-llnd· lllke .~. ,. , , .. c!roi>PIDI U.. ' lfawl<eYe• Iiilo a osu'o ·a ... · ,·!traVel """"' In Memorial oil ooa- . For , .fi/111. !le w!Ut till Bil<keYet. wlllleaYe 1011, was a solid 13 pob)IJavor- Sor"!""' wao named thir • Defelt Iowa with ooe worlaiut sCheduled alllie, but OhiO """ balm'l read ,P1011r 1111<1 beadoilllle Tllep.daj< In a ·pii,Yoft lo er tl1e nowopaJIOrl oad kepi Ito o i l - ~ which ·also ,_, wbq -~ get 1o 11> .If> Ute '11tt games will be oali"'!''''l' eool. InclUded ()!ill's Blll Jlillkll, Co- NCAA, Oblo state leorid ea•SIJ. letivlaed. , "II was a -tll!rlll to .PIIII' soy, 11'!"1 ,and Lucliblt. 81 win over IIIWa. , Oblo State bat 1,\lllli.: ll~ )o bere and aa ·r'"" ~ lhrUI a.ro Slate, co-<hin11 or t11e A viclor7 over tast T.l lllil- t11e llaalo. 'lltiO' "' '"' olio 101o Win," Tll'lor said after 1be Bit! ·Ten, moata Norfl) Caroilnll oee Stale Frl"-1 Di!1Jrt lil 'tile "-1 aD! tile~ ~- ~• pme. Frida)' Dl&hl In tile !lrst game opener or the ret1k»aJ -.... llicu!IJ and _,... &oi<.bi>llllr• Rupp Dejected ·or ~ NCAA IIOJIII!Inllo, white moat wei aiDK>st aDII-dliiw:uc, will ritetve pr!qrllj. , f.\reliu'UK COOdl Adolph IIUPP waa 111e - . . , pita Jlolig llld but the one.p>lnllast oe<lllld de· era will deJect.d. UCLA at tile 100 Ali- C\11111 over Kentutlll cq1rt ,.tllch ,..Y ' be ,flttll8l\Pd for "W• -en'! SOjlJX)aed to get I!Oio,SP>rt• Arena. even tile staunci!Ost I!Ud<o.re ~ ll<~o' iof IIIO•l(,'ll5.ioi!• LOI Anplos """"' ;staJ11!11 Frl· v~OI¥ ~en~ ""''!"~ . or .COil~· ROBERT GRIMM UP! ~· Writer COLUMBUS (UPI) - EIPt preaaurlzed Oblo high IICbool basketball teams balln climblng dQwn out or tile clouda ,19· day and start lacing tile facts ot state tournament play, a.1o•s btaest high school event, tile state tournamirrt, ~s In C!llo State's st. Jc:fln Areoa Friday afternoon wi111 all tile lniJI'edlenlo or IIIIOUJer two days Ml ol thrllls and chUls. Thlo week'• 46tll state toOrniY Will sport an all-new east trom last year but with aome ramDi· ar laces, Including power-j10cl<ed Columbus East bl.ddlni lor Ita third Class AA Utle In his~ tory and second under Coach Bob Hert. (Jnt,y East and Pike Western in Class A bring perfect recorda Into the otate event, but two other contender• have made the .semifinal round before, Lima Senior In 1962 and ~rlnglleld LOcal In 196S. Western Jays its 26..0 record m the line in the second Class A oemlllnal game Friday afternoon aplnot rugaed Mana!leld St. Peter's (24-3), wlllch was !'!'f .......~ 'v,o~o..!ltil bOalell onb> ,by Clau AA <om· petltloo. East'o Tigers (22~) lake oo well-baiiiiiCOd Euttld (2U} Ia Ute seoond Claaa AA seml!laal Friday night. OnlY B,emateh In tile ope110r1, iPflng!letd LOcal (2~ meet& tile tallest Ctasa A entrant, Cincinnati Lincoin HelgiJta (14-10) at 1:30 p.m., and at 7:30 p.m., Lima Senior (21-3) ooUideo wltll Ham· llton Garlleld (22-3) In I h e tourney's only rematch. The lour aeml!lnallstoln each clasa: were the end result of more than four weeks ~ elimi.. nattona, beginning with a startlng Bald or 848 teams, 437 In Claaa AA and 411 Class A ~ Brought t0 Middleport ,•. , , • t. •. .. squads. Rating meant llWe in the dlsand regional tourneY&. which eliminated every tap 10 team but Columbus Eaal aod Pike Western. Euclid was ranked 12th among tile big achools and St. Peter'• held down 16th triet place ln the Class A eontlngent. The rest were surprises. com- lng on atrong In tournament play. Even the regional finals Saturda,y night took tllelr toll. Lima Senior kno<ked oil Toledo central 67-15 on a Iut setond baoket by Greg Saucer, his onb> tally of the pme. Uncoln Height) edged t~me champion Dixie 52..10 at Troy, and st. Peter' a smashed the only wltl1 blab ranked pll,yera baln& bombed oot by IIOIIodles Wbo !lid put eJtri time ,. .W...IIIIIl- In proottce. Taooellllllostln anearl1....,.. In men's to a pui.IJ. ·• sweer!a,r8ed No. 2, was bounced out b¥ Howard; Dan Pecora, No. 3, lo111n t11e tlllrd rowtll and well! home to Cbloqo tl;e malllb eoded; Rot>yno, 19, ranked """• ~~"" orr 9JIIrlea Guollllllf, <anked, getilnslnlo the·!lniJII.WIOere he·~· ~tlu't• """"' .llal Jooo r:.ee. . •hwl•• y.,.,.. •'-"· That meant three top 10 rated 8Qlads were eliminated ln tile reglooal !!nais tn Claso AA. As uBUal, Cinderella team1 managed to tand otate toumament bertha, and 011& year wa 1 no exception. In Cla&J A, the label fell on Uncolo Heli!llt&, an all-Negro team !rom suburban Cincinnati which bas 10 losses' twice aa many as the other tbree teams tn the tourney combined. But the Tigers wU1 have tile tallest team In Ute oman scllool fteld and nine or tlleir loaaea eame rrom AA sehools. Hamilton Garfield pla,yed secCllld tlddle to Middletown oil season and wallit fteured to get out of the C1nelnnati reglonal . The Grlftlns could be rated tile underdog In Clall AA. Two of the coaches plQ"ed in tile state tournament d u r 1 o 8 tlletr high sclloot days. Dau&h- KANSAS CITY, llo. ~ Central state or Oldo IJomh>. the 19&8 NAIA all-to""' nament basketball team. Tile Marauders, 51-48 ner over Fairmont Slate, w. Va. In tile fllllla, placed Chris Due'- and aar..:e LaDe on the myllllcal •lfiA'L other membera ol the an. toomey team are Mike Dre1o Pibw ol Westmlnlter ColiRon JII,Yek or Olhk<lak Statool Wisconsin and Fatrmoot's raeiDa MUOG, at ALTAliiRA TENNIS CARACAS, VCIUJueUl (UPI) - MarQ' BIOI .... i:vaostoo, Dl., WOO tile men'a 1~8 title Riche)', su Angelo. Tex., &ol, 116, 6-1. Britain'• Ann ltlljldon Jones woo the women'• 1ingles cOIIli>OIItioll by downiDg Julie Heldmao or New York M. 11-9 In a 2\1 hour marathon seootaa. Olhkosh trimmed WeltmiJ>. Iller, 10Z-68, In tile ........ lion game Saturday nlgiJt. with Nolro Dune pii,Yiag Looe'J6. land llnlverslt;y aod DI,YIDo""""' Jng Fordham. · Nolro Dune defeated ArmY 62-58, LlU beat Bra<leY so.tr, DI,YtDt1 rooted Weal VIrginia 87• 68 1111<1 For<llwn oacrambled Ducpooue 6&.60 In DP~ pmoa Salllrdlljl ~ oad Duke Battles St. Peter's In nlabt- Quarter· F"mals YORK (IJPI) - Duke matches Its muscle against St. Peter's spud and VWaDOva Ita NEW zone dlilense agalnlt Kao&aa' ~ side llhoollni Mondi,Y night In quarteMinal games o( tile Nao tionali!Mtlllon Tournament. The oddl-msker a like Duke's muscle by 11 points and VW.... ova' a zone dlliDie by two. Gar· .Another quarteN!nal cblble- ford team in 1948, 1111<1 field's Robert SWeeton was on header will be heldTueodo,yDI&hl tile championship Hamilton Bli Mue s<tUad that """ tile 1954 tourney at Cleveland. SEE US FOR YOUI ARE AND AUTO INSURANCE 20% Dooiotlon. btot 0.. Not ..... Hoving A Clolm Aa c..,...nloo 0.. V. D. 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ST. . John Jamer&on. ··· · · · ··· · · ·· Weekend Sports Summary John Tannehill, 15, o( Mlddi"' Saturday port, rtturned from Detroit toALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (!JPI) do,y with nrstplaceandrunner•\1) -UCLA beat Santa Clara 87 .,6 nat1onal table tennis trophies, In tile tlnala of tile NCAA Far Tbe u, s. Open Boyst7 andu... We. baakell>all reglooal. der Tide went to K. Srasock, 17, &mday or Thailand, now living In Boston BRISTOL, ToM. (UP0atiOIIdlqr school, and present holder o! Thailand's mea'a or... David Foar8011 of !\1&111J1bur& glea and All-Asian Men' a double• S.C• .,..- tile lead 15 miles !rom tile tlnlsh and went oo to titles. TannellW went down 3-21nnw win his oecond straigiJI Soutllpmes to Sora110ek In tile semt- eaitern ~0 raee at the Bristol _.....~~iiOUstoll' s ea_.- win over TCU llnals or the event. SoraiOCktllen and Alctodor paced UCLA' I went on 10 doleat GlenCow111,16, ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Dan victory OYer Santa Cara witll 22 ot Loa Anttetes In tile llaals. TIIJIIllhlll ond Dan Lebaron o! Slkes, Jacksonville, Fla., fired a points oad l8 rebounds. Gnod Rapids won Ute Boys 17 final roond stx....rer- 66 to and Under cblbles title and T""' win tile ,115,000 Florida Citrus nehlll ond Del Joon Lee were Open gol! tournament by one strike over Tom WeJakopl. rmner~ ln men's cbublea. They lost to Del SWeerls and BRANDS HATCH, Ellilan<l Betnlt Butdet. (!JPO- Bruce McLar'"' or New Lee defeated Jock Howard In Zealand ted !rom wire to wire tbe ftnala o! men' a slngles to wiD In wlmlng the Race ol the U. S. Men's Open crown. ChampionS, Ute trediUooal ope. '11tt u. s. ()p. . Will marked 1>1 DUIIl8I'OUI ~aetslnmen's $ln&le• nor to tile EuropeaD motor -~ :=::::::x:::::;:;:;::::::~:::::: ::::::::::::::::~::::"-::: :: :::::::::::. aurviYOl'' !rom last year' I elul A IIDal 10111', Kalida, 112-441, at BoWling Green. TIJree Leaders OUt East, meanwlllle, ripped New. ark 64-48 behind bl& Ed Ratlell'o 28 polnt8, llld Hamilton Garfield ousted ninth • ranked Clnclnnail Elder 63..11 to end a 23-pme Elder winning streak. ~ ,o\ e= ~. ·rilcOIY~ .m11·~.'kOhl, • TWO Trop hIes , . -'"!~ ,.Ui~ ke~ hla ·~er• ·U.. t11eillllt, lt!ia~sti~, "~nl. . · · .il._ LO~/Ail&8\"a 8 Clubs _foirJt to Friday By ~- Pl'l¢~ plloe :~'I'll~:.• imo~a~t~=~!~~ . Ill• otd h"" _ m.aJ<e• "t't~·~ ~;r~~~;~X~~~: but in 20th's "'lbe eE I-ll~ , LEXINGTON, kJ, (VPO Coach Fred Ta.Yior llld hla Oblq lble Bucke1el ore maldnJ pJojlo toda.Y a trip 111v -or dreomed or, llblle 'Keao Ad Wll®ala baY• ·r•· ' to~ Solid,, Respectable Cithens Find Criticizing Vietnam War is 'In' , dM Christopher; l!lto under alt • lbe that mod-dress nonsenMe ia a. cfe1 , fine young actor. · t the Columnist and TV -arguer Paw~ Coates' lad Kevin· Is a chip 1%11 11, engage....,j Sahbra'a ne',;i . in Quarter doesn•t care that com- attractlo 1 1 ~.. ._,, · n • ......, ~aoeer ...,;. •c Steck;y Greene's a Sinatra- er Lee u-..........1 •-·oot eaou; ~ In fact it might even Red Sea ·-..- N near tile David The b .. • e u•e reason it" s coarln~ Shec- a ....... r Is ht hantlng Red SO& 16 '"& ..... " sc nama now. in the province of For they have been Katie Hepburn's Oscar hott.f_ ~ , by . , , .....,~g ~$! nation (for •"Guess Who's Comsolid, 1J!g1Jiy reputabte - !IJ!Ierling to DJnner") is her ufttt· ties her with Bette Davis a~ cans. Although the picture has been most-mminated; if Spencer Tracradualt.Y changing lor some cy wins thedoorstoppo~umous­ her! Jy (seems clnchy) it would make time, the events ol the past He keeps coming to see me him tile only three-time t>eot ...c. week - the televised Senate and says he loves me, but he tor in film hiotory; Walter Bren- Foreiin Het~s COmmittee can't leave his wife because ot nan'.s three Osearsweref'orbest- hearings, the SU!llrlstngly high antiwar vote In the New the chUdren. llllpporting.player. I stay home all the time, waitCrew of "the Fixer'• filming Hampshire primary and tile ing for him. My sormeedshlm too In Hungary went to tile Hungar. war's impact Cifl the InternationI had him first. Doesn't t h a t ian State Car Rental Agency and al monetary system- all acce. lerated the process. mean anvtlllng? _ L. s. got - Pt.Ymoutlt Valiants ..... Dear L: Too Unsavory TV•s Barbara Eden proved she Until tile past few days, 11 had It means only that his wife cootd sing witll Bob Hope 1n Vietlmew - and knows - how to nam and in U!e war~rn n e w been generally thougtlt just ·a throw her weight around, a n d Madison &JI,are Garde6: so she's little too unsavory, ,erhaps you've wasted seven year a wait- been hired for an Oct, 2 Plaza even a little unpatriotle, to ing around ror the wrong man. Hotel Persian Room run ... First oppose the war and many Get smart! - H. cafe exposure ..• Wal1 &feet Americans undoubtedly had Dear Helen: Journal's doing an expose 00 suppressed their concern on the rm II, and ~te able to lake talent agencies; two are public. war issue tor social rea801ls, care of li\Y&elr, I asked my fa. t.Y ownedr Probabt.Y tile richest They .were afraid or What Utetr ther if I could buy a canary Is ASSO<Iated Booking (Loots friends 1111<1 ne!Bhbora mii!IJI and he refused because we hav~ Armstrong, Ellington, streioand Utlnk. And it Is inherent 1n !he a dot!. What's • dog got to do Hampton, etc.) peromalt,y ...,;. perJOnality or moot peciple, In with a canary? I oould see his ed by Joe Glaser, last or the- every COWIII')', to .bow to SO<Ial point II we had a cat. great blgllme Independent agents. preslllhla, to se~ respedablttty How can I make him see? _ The Monkees, cancelled on TV 1111<1 .security In Ute approval or their close· asiJociates E. P. are rumored gotngrour-soloes ••: Dear E: Of course, there have beea. "Flnian's Ratmow'' film I t a r Indirect persuasion works best ~ula Clark 111111 same-eltow's reputable - · or IIJe war' at our house. When our kids original stage liar Ella LOgan !rom its outset. OUtstandfnti In want a certain kind of pet, they compared mualcal notes at L'- Utat Cllle!IDrY are Seo!• •Wl,fne start collecting pictures. Next' Etolle ... Otd'tfme ntmo' male Morse. D-Ora., and sen. Ernest come books and articles. Then sarong-wearer Jon llall's bftn Gruenlng, D-Alaska. they ubabysit'" the neiabbor'l IIDini to tile doctor Overy rtlght . Chairman J, WOllam Fulpets, proving how little troobl~ 'lor • month: lbe's Dr. Pierette brltlbt, D-Ai'k., or tile Senate IIley are. Before we 11 Lefebre and tile prescrlptton•a' ,Forel!lll Relations Coiniitiltee we've warmed to the Idea, ev~ obvious ... Seen dining at 'At · sponsored t11e Tonkin Qll! as we knDw ~re being snowed. Schacllt' s: AI Schact, Wbo ootd Resolution In 1964 to g!ve tile That' s how we happen to have 1t to a. -.vndleate II'IOIIth s ago ~ Pretldent power to use foree to a parakeet and a eat presently, Olmera o! 15 Italian rlllor: repel Mure atlaeks~ But and yoo woulde't believe It but llllea '!ell right a1 horne In La FulbrigiJI Joined tile antiwar our bird' a favorite hobby il nib- Stala (W. 54th St.) after the Nino ' •aJ!IP Ute next year artor bling It our eat's whiskers. u Benvenuti victory; h~st llltd' Amorlean troops "'r• IOht.lnlo these two ean be friends, your men In town ... Wattera al tile combat and he ....,. bee.,... tile dog and a canary shouldn't ere.. Arthur dlaeotek wtll get new 1111 _ ~~~- !p9ke~man for the ate a problem. _ Happy per-· trorms - black and white Bilk doves," , . 0 ....... -""-,.- . is •• Talk about stress in modern h£e. What could be as ~ou_gh as being strapped into the nose of a m1sst1e and shot into space? Well. for one thing, learning to fly a'n airplane. A study_ conducted by the Federal Aviah?n Admtmstrabon's office of aviation ~edicme showed that stress levels IR $ludent pilots are _equal_ to .t~ose experienced by astr~nauts m orbit, military pilots m combat or pilots of high-performance aircraft such as the X-15. '11. . " ~~ y0\11' ,~hild .~1 seh~r age ·, a \I!. fhelr su overaL'jiW· •tnal h<i Is un- ulattng• ,~romp! uble tq '"""'""lt,ate? 1TI)I,s • handlcut>. lhat al!ects .abO'ut · ·havloi· 4 l~r ....t of all iifa'de ~hool . children; actor3 '1n·g to .Dr< Mark ,~lowprl • .' diroctor !of P'l'l!hiatry · at the- St. L®is· CHlldr~n·s -Hospital.' ·· TIJese .youngsters ore unable to sit detatl _lns JlreCise,,plan for ('ndujg the . and wmdning the Peace.. But as a resom'f::f~l•l man an an ·earnest candidate be he~u thi~licllson\ething. . you can t pl"'lnt tbat he ha's h'15 f' puil!s,e . ..., Inb'el' on ~atn~ when he climaxed his the pledpublic •e of war 8 ~.~d an~ Pacific peace with the aatement, fhat IS wilat Amerif:a wants ... ~d lh!il· voters. has, to be lhe understatem t or .tne year- m a year when ve-ry rew ~rd!:~~ta~ments are being made by any can· e "' --~ Sue!• a ttackat.:t• ~sks~•. ~:.w.~.~-'.1'!/li"'ht~.•• ~,·Vohmygnto't' ~Na<ylW,f!· .~OIIIt' cyme s_ub,m'ft· .. .. , so _fm·: Nixon ~t'll$ not t·ea'uy Spelll>d oul in 1\i',tw. <IS Opt'llt>I'S in his bid for iher . House. thest• art pr<'lh' g-ood offel's a ~Vhtll" han• to wonder how u1 othrr rand·,-:.. 1". ~ou top them . "'"" es .can \\o'ill one ot Nixon's 0 0 ante£' s ,r.,hill~· guar. .. II to w1·n ,~~ wat· 0PnPp"0 ••.nl_ tot·1~ . \\ 1 some othe1 · 1 . pledge to win tht>. ~~: o~n~~im~~ ~mqualified And where would that te· ve ·LBJ·., · he m~ surh compeHtion ~ort of . ~ould promiSt> that if re-eleeted he Wma !fne~~~ • ' :··oe~med . ''\. ' He's The Best-BUt·, · . Better ' ~ • \ �' . .. .. ' ... .. ., ~ ·'.. ' ' • Earl P• ' Ond Ave.; F,ourth ~ve.; A. ~. - 5~7 Second Ave.; Mrl, Chat. Itt E. Joho11<11t, 1009~Ave.; J4f. William G. Lilli~ 326!> &t"&nd AVe.~ Mrs. Eulene . ~llott, Jr., 461 H~ IIi'.; Donie! w. Walton,. Rt. 2 Blclwell; 'ilh. Enos F. McGuire, Rt. 1 . ~ltpoU&i Basil s. Q\leen, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mr,s. Roi!ert 0. Proston, Rl. 2 VInton; Mrs. V. Paul Niday, Patriot Star Rt.; Gaylord L Woomer, GalllpoUa; Mrs. KenfiOth D. WUiiams, Thurman; Mrs. I {':,:,:,:,:,:,:,,,:,,,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Bt:( 2 ' eo\,l.ille; Eatl F. fork, m. 4' Ook nini Mra. M, tma Gist, Ja<!<ll!lft;tilto. Mamie from Mro. ~na · 4•r~ ..U ~g B. Lewis, JaeR'I"!; Paul C.ucllll, Aillland, KY.; Lethll Rill)', Athens; Mrs: !laZe! M, Montll>mery, Wellston; Mrs. Norman M. Zanardelll, RannswoOd; John F. Ral!erty, Rt. 2 WelloiDn; Mrs. Craee Lowe, Rt. 1 Radc:lllr; Mro. Cbarles N, Crabtree, Rt. 4 oak Hill; Mrs. Roy E. Ellington, Ra- !amlly. . . R~ II!, }Middleport... ~: ,...,.ood. Births ::: I ::;: Mrs. James A. Ellis, Norwood, ?Persona Notes t::; Clarence son, 7:36 p.m. Saturday; Mr •. •::: W, Litchfield, Apple .Mrs. Myron Miller is Jn Q.raf.. Grove, son, 5:16 a.m . .!llnday; ton, W, Vs., having- callod Mrs. Wllllllll G. UWeton, 328'h there Friday hJ the death o1 a Second Ave., son, 9:47a.m. &torelative. Sle Is the guest of :Mrs. day; Mrs. Robert 0. Preston, Grace Proudfoot. ·' fO ~~. lis, V. man, ,,' . l I ' Recent overUf6ut "'~ guests of Mr. and .Mrs. William Kir)g were Mr. · and Mra. Tom Bartley of Xenil. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleck of New ""II •041 s.u;:, and Mrs. Marilou Bierbawn of Brookville. They lfere here for inspeetiono!Evan.. ge.line Cha,tter, Ordm· of the Rt. 2 Gallipolis, daughter, 1:38 ~. d p.m. ,:oLin ay; Mrs. Eugene V. In~ !rom Bashore, Mrs. Luther S. Fer. guson, Mrs. HaroJd K. German, J ennifer K. Grate, Mrs. Car. 1 ence E. Gray, Mrs. Wayne L. Harrison, Clyde I. Hoover, Wald H. Johnson, Clara J. Lambert, Mrs. Thomas L. Laverty, Leonard Lunsford, Mrs. Jerome F. Mahle, Marty L. Morarity, Mrs. Howard Sllaver, Mrs. Arvil N. Simms, William L. Urwin, Mrs. Merlin R. Wineka, Mrs. Archie T, Whitt, and infant son; Mrs. Arthur L. Arnottandinfantdaughter, Mrs. David H, Arrowood and lnfant daughter, Mrs. Rot>.. ert W. Wyatt and inlant dauabter, Mrs. Bruce A. Campbell aad infant daughter, Mrs. Larry E, Brooks, Mrs. Isaac Church, Jr:, Maurice E. Durst, Mrs. J. Frank Fenney, Mrs. James A. John&OD, mg ered ' Jenkinson', CJ,~~tl~o ' ~ersbO.eh;. Mrs. '11lelma ~at!, arii1 Atthur Mix. ( l' " PerJOnal ml!al\lngs i]t t h • word "ChriiUan" weft related ·durlna the pl'Oil'am. :ur•. ",; 'l1le Saini Patrlck'a Dar theme ·wa• tarried out iD t h' e refreahmehta strved by .!Mrs. Ru1>)' Erb when tho Past <l.lora ol '111-..us Coun<ll 17, Pavletich Homers Again, 'Saturday's I Reds .Win Seventh Game would be the team's regular catcher this year. COO!il/cted . I>)' Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Rova Bes!;li read 11 UUII 'lbln:p," and Refreshments Yeaupr p.Ye a m«tft4lti~ , en-·. ·~·· tided, Chr!otlani~J. • > .·• Hyou'think·Hwould cost ~, fortune to heat your home electrical~, ·c.un. Ho",emOc/e Arficles, Cage Scores Dlughttrs · of ,;j. Al'ilerlca, met • • • ' Boked Goods Sold Dr. Rosa, FIFTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP THROUGH QUALITY ,, , n wW ,·1~0~~~·· VISI~!~~va ~~:~~~q~, ...,, . ,, ) . BAKER .FURNITURE NL Owners To Discuss Expansion Market Priee Off 12¢ Last Month ' carol WOlle, Nanq Beaver, Sjlring, including one Sunday Thursday nltlhl Ill the home o! All auctloii or'~ arUwhen the Reds beat the By United Pre.ss International Mra. :om Reli: their winning streak to six National Invitation Tournament During the business meeting clos lll1d baked 1100<11 was ,hold games. . 1st Round the resignation of Mrs. Winona wlt.O the Sew-Rita Sewlntl 4;1~ Two-Run Homer Notre Dame 62 Army 58 COOk as vice Couftc:Uor was ac .. met r8c..,tll at the h- at Pavletich hit a two-nm 1M>II1er UU 80 Bradley 77 cepted and Mrs. 'Margaret Sei· ""'' Chal'les Ho!!man--Wi11l Mrs: .. off Moe Drabowsky in thf: Forcttam 69 Dulf.lesne 60 dlnabel waa appointed to ftll the Horv01 VIII Vtl!lkln aa the host- . . ·. second inning and drove 1n a Dayton 87 West Virginia 68 vacancy. RQUJMI-robiffcardswere esa. ~,~ Mrs'. · ~ Strlckl~ p.rualthird run with a single m the NCAA Vniv. Dlv. Regionals signed lor Mrs. Elltabeth camp. fourth. MiJt Pappas allowed Final Rounds bell who remains a patient at den~ will be lioatesa lor tho next four runs and eight hit& in (our East Reglonai Holz-er Hospital, and Mrs. Nat- meellng or the ~lub. Aslit -was innings against his Conner North CArolina 70 o&vldson 66 tie Hayes and Mrs. Norma a.ap. presented by M!'l· Vu ~rankin Ill Mrs. IID!flnan: teammates but received credit Columbja 95 St. Bonaventure 75 man. both l11 at home. Relresbmeqto wera' prvad to for the victory. (consolation) Mrs. S&ldenabel prennted deMrs • .Don McKnilltt, ·Mrs:i<nMike Epstein, the ,,.glamour Midwest Regional votions to open the: meeting. rookie" of last spring who never Ohio st. 82 Kentucky 81 Games were pla,yed with prizes ald Brownlll& Mrl. R~ l!algot going alter being traded by Marquette 69 EaSt Telillosseo 57 being won I>)' Mrs• .Carrie !.loin- ty, Mn. WOllard 'Boye'r, ).ir,, the Orioles, dellvered a three- (consolation) hart, Mrs. Lottie CobeJ'I, Mrs. William Gaddlo, Mro. 1100 Cclrun first..i~ng homer &~nday Midwest Regional Cook •and Mrs. Seldeaabel. oth- llu,s, .Mrs. Strlcki&M, Mrs. Ed: as the Washington Senators Houston 103 TCU 611 era attending· the ntMttns were ·..,-d Wel!a, Ulll Mro. Elza GilJr. defeated the Atlanta Braves g..3 Louisville 93 Kansas st. 63 Mra. Edna Reibel, :Mra. Eva more, . l for their &ixth victory in nine {consolation) Dea-r} Mn. Catherine GoodL ·• games. Rookie second baseman Far West Regional wtn, .Mlaa Erna Jeaae, Mrl. Ma· Fight' Results Frank Ccgglns also starred· tor VCL·I 81 Sania Clara 88 ilol Boarhs, and Mrs. Cora Boothe Senators by starttng [our New Medco St. 62 NeW Mexico gle. Satllrday 58 REfiO, Nev. (VP0 - S011n.Y cbuble Plays, • (con~1~~~rnament Maj. Travis's Unit " The Hoston Red Sox SOOrod UIIIDn, 223, DI\IIVer, knoeked out their fourth win in 10 games Final Round Qted BID McMurray, 210, Sacramenwhen !bey nii>Ped tbe St. Louis Central st. (Ohio) 51 FalrnnR for Serriee Cardinals 3-2 on t_W.t ninth- • st. 48 . ~ inning runs produced J>.y Tony 'I' Oahllos st. 'iiD2 Woatrnlrlilii!i.~~' ~ ~~ H. Conigliaro's d b '. Re i (Po.) 68 (cons,q!ation) ..-fmi&,hualiand of. ilr.10m~or o u 1 o, gg e Naomi S..at""l daughter o! Mr Smith'~ trl.Ple and Bfco P~ and Mrs. Frederick SWatzel trocelll'S SIIC n'f'tee fiY· Bob ' SPrlna St., Pomeroy. la a comGibson al!Dwed one run In throe mand pilot In tho 4a7th Mlllll<)' iMmgs and Steve Carlton shut OHIO IIIGH SCHOOL Alrllft Wing at Chari oton AFB out the Rod Sox !~r tbree BASKETBALL TOURNEYS S. C. It& olflcers • .: men irmlngs. They now have turned CLASS AA wear a disUnctlve aehiee rib- · in , three consecutive strong At Bowling Green bon as 8 permaneJi: decoration OUtings each. Lima Senior 67 Tot~ rcentral Cor an excepdonall,y merttortous . Bu.cs Victory Catholic 65 rating , on dlatlngulohad service ~ Tomnue ~sk Pltched three-hH At Columbus ~a one-)'ear period. Thtiia ~U for five innings as the Cohunbus Ealt 64 Newuk 48 the JUCOJld time the 4S7th bas !II~LEPolrr, o.. · · Pittsburgh Pirates toPPed the At Cincinnati been 10 honored. ' 1 • Philadelphia Phillies :HI. Hook- Hamllttln Garfield 63 ies Lynn Fitzer and Hoger ClncinnaU Elder 51 li113Ward and Dave Wickersham At Kent COmPleted the four-hit shutout Euclid 59 canton MeKinley Sl behind a l~lt attack. CLASS A At Bowling Greon Mena!leld st. Peter' a 821Wlda48 At At!!ens Now Pavletlch has the distincEastern Star. tlon of being the most effective --• Mrs. L. E. T •~"I slugger on the team which leads Mr• •uu ..,ett have retW'Ded from ~nia, Fla., the exhibition standings with a 7- 1 record, where they have spent the past two months visiting their so..,i,..law Bench, one of the most d •··~ Mr glamorous rookie" or recent an ~uter, • and Mrs. Chet Hackttx. springs, was virtually given the Mrs• .Raullin Moyer recurned first-strUW job during the home Thursday trom Zanesville winter when the Reds traded where she had been called by the John Edward~; to tl}e &.. Louis lllne:ss and hos~Jitalization of her Cardinals and forecast part,. father. time duty for Pavletich. Slme Weekend guests ol Mr. and elperts even went so Car as to Mrs. William Grueser were Mr. sa,y that Bench was the key to and Mrs. Roben Jay. Mr. and the Reds' National League Mrs, WWiam Russell and Mr. pennant hopes, and Mrs. D>n Grueser, all of Coo It D\&3' stW turn out that way lumbus. but the 29-year old Pavletich. Dah.'l KeMedy ts apatJ.•atthe who batted only .238 with six Veterans Ho&p!talln Hunttnston. homers and 38 runs driven in W.Va. He wastakenthereThuraJut sea~n, Is making Manager \IIJ,I!il:.~ .... z<=-co:.:Misf!!!!~en,'MI!r'it't.''"~~~~'.iUO/, ~onder, Pavletich ThomaS. Efwln L. Walr., and filt~ homers thiS !.f=::::;:::.:::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::;:: Mrs. Albert BIIIIYOI1. :·:· addition to its own retail outlets, plus home and commercial dellvery by a fleet o( 175 trucks, approximately 2,000 grocery ltort~s In the three - state area market the company's products. Mrs, Walter Wolfe's II0!1o Jlob. Sale of the debentures will en~ ert. llll:derwent surgery Frtda,J at COLVMBUS- The Ohio Com- able the firm to lease and equip Vniversicr HoS(>!Ial, Col..,.. l>"'ll' tod>jo is ol!erlng $550,000 a new ·plant in Marietta which bus. He has been 1 padent there of 7 per cent, 12-year subordt. will manufacture dairy-type spelor tbe Paat week. nated sinking fund debentures of cialty rood Items to be market. Mrs, GortrudoMUiero!Woos;. Broughton's Farm Dairy, Joe., ed in approximately 2D states. er was the recent guilt of her ttl Ohio realdonts onl,y. The Broughton firm has a Wholly daughter, Mrs. Carl Ro~h.Kra, Broughton's Farm Dairy, lnc., owned subsidiary, Broughton 11111er accOIIIPanied Mra, Clyda headlflarlerad In Marietta, pro- Food Service, Inc., whlcp proAllensworth, Nrs. WWtam T. cesaes, packages and sells dairy vides food catering services at Grueser, Mrs. Susan Rawlings, and related producta In Ohio, about 20 colleges and universiand Mrs. Clay Tuttle ttl CoJum. Weat Virginia and Kentucky. Ill ties located in 13 states. 1 bu& where tho group vialted with Mr. and Mrs. - r t JayondMr, and Mrs, WOllam RullelL Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoetllchand daughter, Jayne, were weekend MIAMI (VPO - The last two up hitter, already has convhtc- prove a schedule, however, they guest• of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ham. hollbrts or the spring could con- ed seven other owners that im- must agree on their own plans. mer and daughter, Columbus. eoivabl,y wield the blggell bata mediate action is the b e s t Enroute home Sunday thO)' vtalted In tho National League. course. On Tuesday, he will tr1 In Athens with Mr, and Mrs. Althoutlh neither JUdge Roy Hoi- to convince Hofheinz and carpen. Howard Nicholson. heinz ·or the Houlton Astroa nor teras wen. The NL owners will hold a Bob Carpenter ol the !'l)lladollthla Phlllles haa ever hti .300, 'IM'Clal meeting that dayttlthrasb th01 apperentl,y hold tho k11 to out their prublems and slutl)' ewt CBAIIU:SfON, W, Va.-llolr7 tile moll perple>lng problem !ac. Ul.ree schedules presented by the AL lor tho 1969 soaeon. Vndor Iarmer• SuPPI,yingthe Charleeton lng the NL rlglllmw. maJor league baaoball rules, the That wool~ be wbether ttl .xmarket wbo are member& or the leagues must approve each otb· Qaleymen's Co-Oporatlvs Solos pand to 12 teams In lima lor AIIIO<Wion wW be paid 12 cents the 1969 INSOII in Or:der to er•.s schedtled beCore It can be !Ill' cwt. lei& lor their Fobruacy -•h a similar move b)' the adopted. Before NL owners ap~ A-lean League or ·alt back milk than during Januu1. "Tho bland prtco paid DCSA and let tho AL pin the lnltlap - s lor February wW bo Uve again as it did ln tl1e ex$$.75 per cwt. (awroxlmatel,y pansion to 10 teams In 1981. Walter O"Malley of the Loa 12\2 eents per quart) lor milk ta&ll111 3.5 per cent butlorfat as Angelea Dodgen, the NL'sclean. c-ared with ,5,87paldlorJIIf>o uaey rnUk,'• said s. B. wella, New ErwJ&M, W, VL, president o! DC.sA. The Fo1>ruar1 prke, however, Is ~ eents more per Be different tonight. Eat cwt. than the mlnbnum Federal out. Look under Order procb:er price for the RESTAURANTS In the Charleston muket. YELLOW PAGES. Where Blend Jrice is the average yourflngersdothe price .Paid dairy rarmera after a walking. nlio hal ostabllohod l!&o tween milk utWzad lor miiJIUiaoPlll'POHI lll1d mUk utili zoo as ca... 1 (tlukO Jroc!IJct. ': Pomeroy... \ 7% De ,, } bentures :~',: Personal Notes :•;:• Be. 00 the Lena McEihlm01 we Homll'}lice, Miss -Mill R'l\'ali, ."'tl. ~ l:bn Pavletich had the dlstincEJUott, Jr., 461 Hedgewood Dr., tlon on March 1 oi being the son, 7:31p.m. &lnda,y; Mrs. Char- only man in the Cincinnati les N. Crabtree, Rt. 4 Oak HUI, Reds' spring training camp who doubted that Johnny Bench son, I 2:1 5 a.m . Monday . Discharges Tamrni L. Angell, Mrs. Eva for .: Western Pike 6& ' Model GAS0-34 •. The. Barlow • ?'", • ' I,~~; I ' . . does $J.8.75 amonth floor you? Beautiful Contemporary styled compact console in grained Walnut color or in grained Mahogahy col6r. Distinctive integral escutcheon "with front mounted color controls. Color TV •Handcrafted Zenith Sup~ High Pertonnanee Chassis Portsmouth Clay 62 At TI'Ol' ' Lincoln HoJabt& s\! lllx!e w Now At canton I !l>ii.wfield Loc:al 'lo ~.,.':!' 54 • Super Video Rangfii Tuner ·, That's not a figure we pulled out of the air. It's the amount Ohio Power customers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinette pay to heat their 1,BOO-square-foot home electrically. And it might cost you even less-to enjoy !I~~~~!~~ clean electric heating in your present home. &o • . • Sunsl'tine• CoiOf Pi~ture Tube • Exclusive PateoteCt Zenith 'color Dernodulato,r' Cl~,uitry ', ~ e· Oval Twin ..'{6~e. SP,f~~.~ ., . \ • !. '·· "·r", .' .1 With electric rates reduc.ed four times in the past several years. electric heating is now the smart, economical way to trouble-free home comfort. ' ' Once you convert, you'll find out how livably warm your home can be- even during the colda.st winter da~s. Your whole hous~ will be uniformly warm. And comf~rtable. And clean. Tllariks to flameless electric heating. And it's so easy to. convert to eleciiic"tieaiing-there's no mess involved at all. , Give us-or your recommended electric heating dealer-a call when you want to replace the heatin!J system in your home. And, convert to flameless elel:tric hearing. We're sure .you'JIIike it, just as the Robinettes do. So s~re~weiiuarantee your satlsfacti~n.-be/ore you buy. ' SSSSSsunl tur"- "'""' I .. ' ' ' ,: ".~.1 ' .' 'I> ' ' ,.. 'ji :~ ' ' . ... Jil ,... •· ~ lHIS t: · ------------ ~""" ...~rille KNIF£ , .. lD. ~IItl't'J'OIW "-t~Dtlru P'llllrtll writ:-(£ - . . eltc:trtc rt.atJ lllflen I Rtdd) en UIIIJIIfe oi th<t · nr. There rs 110 llbll fOil Pot..r Co"'Pttry lltiM. • 30J Clft'true~ A " ~'""· 01'. ,, 4110J ve., S.\V, �' . .. .. ' ... .. ., ~ ·'.. ' ' • Earl P• ' Ond Ave.; F,ourth ~ve.; A. ~. - 5~7 Second Ave.; Mrl, Chat. Itt E. Joho11<11t, 1009~Ave.; J4f. William G. Lilli~ 326!> &t"&nd AVe.~ Mrs. Eulene . ~llott, Jr., 461 H~ IIi'.; Donie! w. Walton,. Rt. 2 Blclwell; 'ilh. Enos F. McGuire, Rt. 1 . ~ltpoU&i Basil s. Q\leen, Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mr,s. Roi!ert 0. Proston, Rl. 2 VInton; Mrs. V. Paul Niday, Patriot Star Rt.; Gaylord L Woomer, GalllpoUa; Mrs. KenfiOth D. WUiiams, Thurman; Mrs. I {':,:,:,:,:,:,:,,,:,,,:,:,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Bt:( 2 ' eo\,l.ille; Eatl F. fork, m. 4' Ook nini Mra. M, tma Gist, Ja<!<ll!lft;tilto. Mamie from Mro. ~na · 4•r~ ..U ~g B. Lewis, JaeR'I"!; Paul C.ucllll, Aillland, KY.; Lethll Rill)', Athens; Mrs: !laZe! M, Montll>mery, Wellston; Mrs. Norman M. Zanardelll, RannswoOd; John F. Ral!erty, Rt. 2 WelloiDn; Mrs. Craee Lowe, Rt. 1 Radc:lllr; Mro. Cbarles N, Crabtree, Rt. 4 oak Hill; Mrs. Roy E. Ellington, Ra- !amlly. . . R~ II!, }Middleport... ~: ,...,.ood. Births ::: I ::;: Mrs. James A. Ellis, Norwood, ?Persona Notes t::; Clarence son, 7:36 p.m. Saturday; Mr •. •::: W, Litchfield, Apple .Mrs. Myron Miller is Jn Q.raf.. Grove, son, 5:16 a.m . .!llnday; ton, W, Vs., having- callod Mrs. Wllllllll G. UWeton, 328'h there Friday hJ the death o1 a Second Ave., son, 9:47a.m. &torelative. Sle Is the guest of :Mrs. day; Mrs. Robert 0. Preston, Grace Proudfoot. ·' fO ~~. lis, V. man, ,,' . l I ' Recent overUf6ut "'~ guests of Mr. and .Mrs. William Kir)g were Mr. · and Mra. Tom Bartley of Xenil. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleck of New ""II •041 s.u;:, and Mrs. Marilou Bierbawn of Brookville. They lfere here for inspeetiono!Evan.. ge.line Cha,tter, Ordm· of the Rt. 2 Gallipolis, daughter, 1:38 ~. d p.m. ,:oLin ay; Mrs. Eugene V. In~ !rom Bashore, Mrs. Luther S. Fer. guson, Mrs. HaroJd K. German, J ennifer K. Grate, Mrs. Car. 1 ence E. Gray, Mrs. Wayne L. Harrison, Clyde I. Hoover, Wald H. Johnson, Clara J. Lambert, Mrs. Thomas L. Laverty, Leonard Lunsford, Mrs. Jerome F. Mahle, Marty L. Morarity, Mrs. Howard Sllaver, Mrs. Arvil N. Simms, William L. Urwin, Mrs. Merlin R. Wineka, Mrs. Archie T, Whitt, and infant son; Mrs. Arthur L. Arnottandinfantdaughter, Mrs. David H, Arrowood and lnfant daughter, Mrs. Rot>.. ert W. Wyatt and inlant dauabter, Mrs. Bruce A. Campbell aad infant daughter, Mrs. Larry E, Brooks, Mrs. Isaac Church, Jr:, Maurice E. Durst, Mrs. J. Frank Fenney, Mrs. James A. John&OD, mg ered ' Jenkinson', CJ,~~tl~o ' ~ersbO.eh;. Mrs. '11lelma ~at!, arii1 Atthur Mix. ( l' " PerJOnal ml!al\lngs i]t t h • word "ChriiUan" weft related ·durlna the pl'Oil'am. :ur•. ",; 'l1le Saini Patrlck'a Dar theme ·wa• tarried out iD t h' e refreahmehta strved by .!Mrs. Ru1>)' Erb when tho Past <l.lora ol '111-..us Coun<ll 17, Pavletich Homers Again, 'Saturday's I Reds .Win Seventh Game would be the team's regular catcher this year. COO!il/cted . I>)' Mrs. Rice. Mrs. Rova Bes!;li read 11 UUII 'lbln:p," and Refreshments Yeaupr p.Ye a m«tft4lti~ , en-·. ·~·· tided, Chr!otlani~J. • > .·• Hyou'think·Hwould cost ~, fortune to heat your home electrical~, ·c.un. Ho",emOc/e Arficles, Cage Scores Dlughttrs · of ,;j. Al'ilerlca, met • • • ' Boked Goods Sold Dr. Rosa, FIFTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP THROUGH QUALITY ,, , n wW ,·1~0~~~·· VISI~!~~va ~~:~~~q~, ...,, . ,, ) . BAKER .FURNITURE NL Owners To Discuss Expansion Market Priee Off 12¢ Last Month ' carol WOlle, Nanq Beaver, Sjlring, including one Sunday Thursday nltlhl Ill the home o! All auctloii or'~ arUwhen the Reds beat the By United Pre.ss International Mra. :om Reli: their winning streak to six National Invitation Tournament During the business meeting clos lll1d baked 1100<11 was ,hold games. . 1st Round the resignation of Mrs. Winona wlt.O the Sew-Rita Sewlntl 4;1~ Two-Run Homer Notre Dame 62 Army 58 COOk as vice Couftc:Uor was ac .. met r8c..,tll at the h- at Pavletich hit a two-nm 1M>II1er UU 80 Bradley 77 cepted and Mrs. 'Margaret Sei· ""'' Chal'les Ho!!man--Wi11l Mrs: .. off Moe Drabowsky in thf: Forcttam 69 Dulf.lesne 60 dlnabel waa appointed to ftll the Horv01 VIII Vtl!lkln aa the host- . . ·. second inning and drove 1n a Dayton 87 West Virginia 68 vacancy. RQUJMI-robiffcardswere esa. ~,~ Mrs'. · ~ Strlckl~ p.rualthird run with a single m the NCAA Vniv. Dlv. Regionals signed lor Mrs. Elltabeth camp. fourth. MiJt Pappas allowed Final Rounds bell who remains a patient at den~ will be lioatesa lor tho next four runs and eight hit& in (our East Reglonai Holz-er Hospital, and Mrs. Nat- meellng or the ~lub. Aslit -was innings against his Conner North CArolina 70 o&vldson 66 tie Hayes and Mrs. Norma a.ap. presented by M!'l· Vu ~rankin Ill Mrs. IID!flnan: teammates but received credit Columbja 95 St. Bonaventure 75 man. both l11 at home. Relresbmeqto wera' prvad to for the victory. (consolation) Mrs. S&ldenabel prennted deMrs • .Don McKnilltt, ·Mrs:i<nMike Epstein, the ,,.glamour Midwest Regional votions to open the: meeting. rookie" of last spring who never Ohio st. 82 Kentucky 81 Games were pla,yed with prizes ald Brownlll& Mrl. R~ l!algot going alter being traded by Marquette 69 EaSt Telillosseo 57 being won I>)' Mrs• .Carrie !.loin- ty, Mn. WOllard 'Boye'r, ).ir,, the Orioles, dellvered a three- (consolation) hart, Mrs. Lottie CobeJ'I, Mrs. William Gaddlo, Mro. 1100 Cclrun first..i~ng homer &~nday Midwest Regional Cook •and Mrs. Seldeaabel. oth- llu,s, .Mrs. Strlcki&M, Mrs. Ed: as the Washington Senators Houston 103 TCU 611 era attending· the ntMttns were ·..,-d Wel!a, Ulll Mro. Elza GilJr. defeated the Atlanta Braves g..3 Louisville 93 Kansas st. 63 Mra. Edna Reibel, :Mra. Eva more, . l for their &ixth victory in nine {consolation) Dea-r} Mn. Catherine GoodL ·• games. Rookie second baseman Far West Regional wtn, .Mlaa Erna Jeaae, Mrl. Ma· Fight' Results Frank Ccgglns also starred· tor VCL·I 81 Sania Clara 88 ilol Boarhs, and Mrs. Cora Boothe Senators by starttng [our New Medco St. 62 NeW Mexico gle. Satllrday 58 REfiO, Nev. (VP0 - S011n.Y cbuble Plays, • (con~1~~~rnament Maj. Travis's Unit " The Hoston Red Sox SOOrod UIIIDn, 223, DI\IIVer, knoeked out their fourth win in 10 games Final Round Qted BID McMurray, 210, Sacramenwhen !bey nii>Ped tbe St. Louis Central st. (Ohio) 51 FalrnnR for Serriee Cardinals 3-2 on t_W.t ninth- • st. 48 . ~ inning runs produced J>.y Tony 'I' Oahllos st. 'iiD2 Woatrnlrlilii!i.~~' ~ ~~ H. Conigliaro's d b '. Re i (Po.) 68 (cons,q!ation) ..-fmi&,hualiand of. ilr.10m~or o u 1 o, gg e Naomi S..at""l daughter o! Mr Smith'~ trl.Ple and Bfco P~ and Mrs. Frederick SWatzel trocelll'S SIIC n'f'tee fiY· Bob ' SPrlna St., Pomeroy. la a comGibson al!Dwed one run In throe mand pilot In tho 4a7th Mlllll<)' iMmgs and Steve Carlton shut OHIO IIIGH SCHOOL Alrllft Wing at Chari oton AFB out the Rod Sox !~r tbree BASKETBALL TOURNEYS S. C. It& olflcers • .: men irmlngs. They now have turned CLASS AA wear a disUnctlve aehiee rib- · in , three consecutive strong At Bowling Green bon as 8 permaneJi: decoration OUtings each. Lima Senior 67 Tot~ rcentral Cor an excepdonall,y merttortous . Bu.cs Victory Catholic 65 rating , on dlatlngulohad service ~ Tomnue ~sk Pltched three-hH At Columbus ~a one-)'ear period. Thtiia ~U for five innings as the Cohunbus Ealt 64 Newuk 48 the JUCOJld time the 4S7th bas !II~LEPolrr, o.. · · Pittsburgh Pirates toPPed the At Cincinnati been 10 honored. ' 1 • Philadelphia Phillies :HI. Hook- Hamllttln Garfield 63 ies Lynn Fitzer and Hoger ClncinnaU Elder 51 li113Ward and Dave Wickersham At Kent COmPleted the four-hit shutout Euclid 59 canton MeKinley Sl behind a l~lt attack. CLASS A At Bowling Greon Mena!leld st. Peter' a 821Wlda48 At At!!ens Now Pavletlch has the distincEastern Star. tlon of being the most effective --• Mrs. L. E. T •~"I slugger on the team which leads Mr• •uu ..,ett have retW'Ded from ~nia, Fla., the exhibition standings with a 7- 1 record, where they have spent the past two months visiting their so..,i,..law Bench, one of the most d •··~ Mr glamorous rookie" or recent an ~uter, • and Mrs. Chet Hackttx. springs, was virtually given the Mrs• .Raullin Moyer recurned first-strUW job during the home Thursday trom Zanesville winter when the Reds traded where she had been called by the John Edward~; to tl}e &.. Louis lllne:ss and hos~Jitalization of her Cardinals and forecast part,. father. time duty for Pavletich. Slme Weekend guests ol Mr. and elperts even went so Car as to Mrs. William Grueser were Mr. sa,y that Bench was the key to and Mrs. Roben Jay. Mr. and the Reds' National League Mrs, WWiam Russell and Mr. pennant hopes, and Mrs. D>n Grueser, all of Coo It D\&3' stW turn out that way lumbus. but the 29-year old Pavletich. Dah.'l KeMedy ts apatJ.•atthe who batted only .238 with six Veterans Ho&p!talln Hunttnston. homers and 38 runs driven in W.Va. He wastakenthereThuraJut sea~n, Is making Manager \IIJ,I!il:.~ .... z<=-co:.:Misf!!!!~en,'MI!r'it't.''"~~~~'.iUO/, ~onder, Pavletich ThomaS. Efwln L. Walr., and filt~ homers thiS !.f=::::;:::.:::::::::::::::;:::::::;:;:;::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::;:: Mrs. Albert BIIIIYOI1. :·:· addition to its own retail outlets, plus home and commercial dellvery by a fleet o( 175 trucks, approximately 2,000 grocery ltort~s In the three - state area market the company's products. Mrs, Walter Wolfe's II0!1o Jlob. Sale of the debentures will en~ ert. llll:derwent surgery Frtda,J at COLVMBUS- The Ohio Com- able the firm to lease and equip Vniversicr HoS(>!Ial, Col..,.. l>"'ll' tod>jo is ol!erlng $550,000 a new ·plant in Marietta which bus. He has been 1 padent there of 7 per cent, 12-year subordt. will manufacture dairy-type spelor tbe Paat week. nated sinking fund debentures of cialty rood Items to be market. Mrs, GortrudoMUiero!Woos;. Broughton's Farm Dairy, Joe., ed in approximately 2D states. er was the recent guilt of her ttl Ohio realdonts onl,y. The Broughton firm has a Wholly daughter, Mrs. Carl Ro~h.Kra, Broughton's Farm Dairy, lnc., owned subsidiary, Broughton 11111er accOIIIPanied Mra, Clyda headlflarlerad In Marietta, pro- Food Service, Inc., whlcp proAllensworth, Nrs. WWtam T. cesaes, packages and sells dairy vides food catering services at Grueser, Mrs. Susan Rawlings, and related producta In Ohio, about 20 colleges and universiand Mrs. Clay Tuttle ttl CoJum. Weat Virginia and Kentucky. Ill ties located in 13 states. 1 bu& where tho group vialted with Mr. and Mrs. - r t JayondMr, and Mrs, WOllam RullelL Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hoetllchand daughter, Jayne, were weekend MIAMI (VPO - The last two up hitter, already has convhtc- prove a schedule, however, they guest• of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ham. hollbrts or the spring could con- ed seven other owners that im- must agree on their own plans. mer and daughter, Columbus. eoivabl,y wield the blggell bata mediate action is the b e s t Enroute home Sunday thO)' vtalted In tho National League. course. On Tuesday, he will tr1 In Athens with Mr, and Mrs. Althoutlh neither JUdge Roy Hoi- to convince Hofheinz and carpen. Howard Nicholson. heinz ·or the Houlton Astroa nor teras wen. The NL owners will hold a Bob Carpenter ol the !'l)lladollthla Phlllles haa ever hti .300, 'IM'Clal meeting that dayttlthrasb th01 apperentl,y hold tho k11 to out their prublems and slutl)' ewt CBAIIU:SfON, W, Va.-llolr7 tile moll perple>lng problem !ac. Ul.ree schedules presented by the AL lor tho 1969 soaeon. Vndor Iarmer• SuPPI,yingthe Charleeton lng the NL rlglllmw. maJor league baaoball rules, the That wool~ be wbether ttl .xmarket wbo are member& or the leagues must approve each otb· Qaleymen's Co-Oporatlvs Solos pand to 12 teams In lima lor AIIIO<Wion wW be paid 12 cents the 1969 INSOII in Or:der to er•.s schedtled beCore It can be !Ill' cwt. lei& lor their Fobruacy -•h a similar move b)' the adopted. Before NL owners ap~ A-lean League or ·alt back milk than during Januu1. "Tho bland prtco paid DCSA and let tho AL pin the lnltlap - s lor February wW bo Uve again as it did ln tl1e ex$$.75 per cwt. (awroxlmatel,y pansion to 10 teams In 1981. Walter O"Malley of the Loa 12\2 eents per quart) lor milk ta&ll111 3.5 per cent butlorfat as Angelea Dodgen, the NL'sclean. c-ared with ,5,87paldlorJIIf>o uaey rnUk,'• said s. B. wella, New ErwJ&M, W, VL, president o! DC.sA. The Fo1>ruar1 prke, however, Is ~ eents more per Be different tonight. Eat cwt. than the mlnbnum Federal out. Look under Order procb:er price for the RESTAURANTS In the Charleston muket. YELLOW PAGES. Where Blend Jrice is the average yourflngersdothe price .Paid dairy rarmera after a walking. nlio hal ostabllohod l!&o tween milk utWzad lor miiJIUiaoPlll'POHI lll1d mUk utili zoo as ca... 1 (tlukO Jroc!IJct. ': Pomeroy... \ 7% De ,, } bentures :~',: Personal Notes :•;:• Be. 00 the Lena McEihlm01 we Homll'}lice, Miss -Mill R'l\'ali, ."'tl. ~ l:bn Pavletich had the dlstincEJUott, Jr., 461 Hedgewood Dr., tlon on March 1 oi being the son, 7:31p.m. &lnda,y; Mrs. Char- only man in the Cincinnati les N. Crabtree, Rt. 4 Oak HUI, Reds' spring training camp who doubted that Johnny Bench son, I 2:1 5 a.m . Monday . Discharges Tamrni L. Angell, Mrs. Eva for .: Western Pike 6& ' Model GAS0-34 •. The. Barlow • ?'", • ' I,~~; I ' . . does $J.8.75 amonth floor you? Beautiful Contemporary styled compact console in grained Walnut color or in grained Mahogahy col6r. Distinctive integral escutcheon "with front mounted color controls. Color TV •Handcrafted Zenith Sup~ High Pertonnanee Chassis Portsmouth Clay 62 At TI'Ol' ' Lincoln HoJabt& s\! lllx!e w Now At canton I !l>ii.wfield Loc:al 'lo ~.,.':!' 54 • Super Video Rangfii Tuner ·, That's not a figure we pulled out of the air. It's the amount Ohio Power customers Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinette pay to heat their 1,BOO-square-foot home electrically. And it might cost you even less-to enjoy !I~~~~!~~ clean electric heating in your present home. &o • . • Sunsl'tine• CoiOf Pi~ture Tube • Exclusive PateoteCt Zenith 'color Dernodulato,r' Cl~,uitry ', ~ e· Oval Twin ..'{6~e. SP,f~~.~ ., . \ • !. '·· "·r", .' .1 With electric rates reduc.ed four times in the past several years. electric heating is now the smart, economical way to trouble-free home comfort. ' ' Once you convert, you'll find out how livably warm your home can be- even during the colda.st winter da~s. Your whole hous~ will be uniformly warm. And comf~rtable. And clean. Tllariks to flameless electric heating. And it's so easy to. convert to eleciiic"tieaiing-there's no mess involved at all. , Give us-or your recommended electric heating dealer-a call when you want to replace the heatin!J system in your home. And, convert to flameless elel:tric hearing. We're sure .you'JIIike it, just as the Robinettes do. So s~re~weiiuarantee your satlsfacti~n.-be/ore you buy. ' SSSSSsunl tur"- "'""' I .. ' ' ' ,: ".~.1 ' .' 'I> ' ' ,.. 'ji :~ ' ' . ... Jil ,... •· ~ lHIS t: · ------------ ~""" ...~rille KNIF£ , .. lD. ~IItl't'J'OIW "-t~Dtlru P'llllrtll writ:-(£ - . . eltc:trtc rt.atJ lllflen I Rtdd) en UIIIJIIfe oi th<t · nr. There rs 110 llbll fOil Pot..r Co"'Pttry lltiM. • 30J Clft'true~ A " ~'""· 01'. ,, 4110J ve., S.\V, �• !1 _\llr\l·Y (;()(\(;u: --NOW ,:A WI~T~R MONE.Y~A~Pt .· Are -You· .. 'W,-N"t: AD INFORMATIDW OIADLII!IU P-"'· O~'l' Dtfo,.. ,-ubllt.tleM M~d.. O..IIIIM if f,ftl, Cannlf,.tf.nl & · Cerr«ilant Will bt tCU'Nd U~ t t.lll. 01'1' If PIHtlh:;~~ ! UGULATIONI . !UR.-U·t . ·W~N·I,tD ..r lit MIDDLEPORT'' ' AND LOWEll I'OMEUOY . . -fi'IM .. , ,... Call: . '· Mrs. ·clillord "faye" Manley ..,. Middleport · ) ,.:.••....., aATII' ' ' ' W•nt Ad S.rvkl 1 untt !Mr WOrd CH'I llltlf'tfotll lil"nlmum Ctlt'11• 15c ' U etnft " ' ftNI tllrM CfMMU• 11111 i11Mr1JIIftl. 11 unb ~r WOI'O 11 .. COI'fi'CUtiW *" ,,,. .. lntel'tlont. U ,., q~ftt OIKHftt aMI Mit !Hid wUtlln 10 dtys . CAtD OF TH"HKS & IIITUA.'I' tUO tor 50 woN mlnl~t~u•. h . tclelttlontl wtr4 te. ILIND .&DI Mclltlontl Uc Clllf.. ,... AdVtr· li•mtllt . OFII'ICI MOUII Ul t.M. '- Jill ,...... DollY 9:)0 I -I'II tel UriO NoMtt ' Far Rent P'IJRIIISHED and unftl'nllhed apartmellll. Close to leboal. Pllone IJIUIM. IO.JI·Ik ..W,..., Notice WILL DO sewing at home ; zi~ peno, pockets, pegging, hem· ing, alterntions, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason. !'Moe 773-0651. 3-18-30tp LAROE ftve room and bath IIJIIIIDiml. newly dei'Gfltod, rumac.~ Ileal, PoiiiOI'IIV. 1-~-lfe Phone . . , , ~ ·I • ' ' ,. • )IOOIN IG INVITGD TO THE I ~y 111<' ~;~' I . ·' 01' Th-1 P~llltfltr rHervtll tiMI rlfht HI t411- Of' 111IIK1 til~ 1ft jKtiellllt... Tht l'lbNt... r Will l!ilf 1M rtlt,.,.lltJSe flf MON tMfl .wN lncorrKt lnMirtion. ' TH'HOUSE • ' 2:. • . f. CRAWLIN' AIL " ;, I ' . ·., 'WMP .COAL A f. 66 CH~VROLET IMPALA 55 CON. .. ' ' Locai.QI owned. and with less than 21,j)o0 mUes, red nntlb, black vit'Q'l interiQr with bucket ~ts and consol,, 327 eq. gine, auto. trans., 'iteering and braKes, radio, heater, rn~f~J' , other accessories. Come tn now for a real sharp car. ·- Pomeroy Motor Co. For $.lie ·JAYMARCOALCO. ... Harrisi>~ville . Rt• 7_At'l Thj, Melp IIIII ·f' , • fi,#~ Wheel Alignment c n.u -4UARAN'J'EEO.o- DAUTO poMEIOf Want ABeautiful Yard This S•mtr Fully lnaur..l O'Connor's .~~ Y• · Chester, Ohio TIRES ~·' Phones-985-3$47. TIRESU Repaired AS&Orted Adjustment Tire• New SolfPly Wide. Oval• Just ARRIVED! ALL SIZES St6.50 & $18.50 '$12.00 All Regular Sizes plus lax eacb S12.50 QYDE KUHN Tuppers Plthll, 0. Phone 6674682 v All that pre e n t s the • Oil,~ IS lliAT WMPO ' INFORMATION ·-.· i NEW~;.< : ; present• LOCAL REPO-TS DAILY . AT •· TREE AND Wf)SQPE SDVIa -- -- w:O.'~"~ ':::"':e~ Size Prl~ Taw 65Chll3 9.U 31 · 650xl4 9.11 .0 711tlx13 lUI ,42 7QOal4 11.11 ,43 750•14 AI 670xl5 . ll.M ,47 Plut bcoppabla .......... Nalt-ldt GUira~ 5.55 --= --- .I •. o.tila.'c:auntv u... PK.'99WiD grandson, ChiP, spent Frida3 thru P'UIJNISHI!D llARAGI'! APART· BACON 3 lb. 911 cenll, Bologna Sunda.y with tile D, o. Whale,vs at 3 lb. $1.39, 12 rolls Ttsaue 79 MENT on Llnctlln Hill, MAlb.aru' R. D, and With Ava Gil. · cents, A-1 bleach 39 cents galkey, They also called on the J!ob. ulls only, phone IIUflt. lon, Dutch Standard Paint POMEROY - One slory 5 room ert Clarks and the Robert M~c FREE BIBLE offer : lnformaJ$3.59 a gallon. Vinyl plastic frame home. hath, 2 bed- klres. Iive. interesting. Write Box:t Couch Chair $139.00, vinyl A large crowd attended funeral rooms. gas furnace, a lew 333. Pomeroy. 3-17-3tp> CLOSE IN cknmto1m PomerGJ: plastic Couch $98. M . & G services for Mrs. ~•Y· RawlOne three room apartmonl. blocks from Court House. Food Market. lhree mltea ings at the Presbyterian Chureh f4,500.00 OHIO grassland .graded Here- very nlee 8lld mndern. Shown south or Middleport. 3-17-3tp ROUfE 124 AT DEADMAN'S on friday afternoon. :!lJJe was a ford Bull Sale • 21 bulla and 13 ey appointment only. Pltme former local resident. open and bred heifers. All lfUfll. u.tlc MAGIC CHEF gas rante. good CURVE - 2 . story frame Mrs. Linnle Bratton, 71, home, bath. four large bedhomed. clean pedigreed. ser· shape. Phone m-MB5. :1-17-3tp passed away at Holzer Hospital rooms. front potcb, 1.10 acvice age and grading choice. FURNISIII'!D APAR'I'MENT. res, needs some repairs, wDI following major surgery. Her sJ.., From the top herds of Ohio couple only, 212 8. 5th Ave . IIAY. 50 cents a bale. George ter, Mn. [k)n Wood. died three sell A8 IS. ts.SOO.GO and Michigan. Friday. March Middleport. lft-5m. 3-111-llc Carson, Phone 74!-47>3, SYRACVSI'! - One story mod- weeks ago at Holzer. The com29. 1968 at the Wellston Fair· 3-17-!ic ern seven room home, bath, munity extends Bfllll'lth.Y to lhe grounds in Wellston, Ohio, bereaved family, four hedruoms. la,..e baseGrading at 9 a.m .. Sale at I Howard Gilkey, Pomeroy, c~ ForS.Ie MOBIL ROME, 101111. two bedment with garage, TWO AC- ed on his mother Ava Gilkey, 3-17-ltc FIVE ROOM house, bath. hardp.m. rooma, (OJlperlone tltchen, RE LOT ON R0VTE JJI. Saturday a!ternoon. wood floors, shingle roof, exwall to woll carpet In living f!7,500.011 Mrs, Elijah Estep Is stiU In REVIVAL STARTING at the cellent shape inside and out . - room. All gn appliancel!. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD seriou& condition at Holzer Hos.a Mt. Herman UB Church, Aluminum siding, stonn win- Phone 19Z-2619. 3-7-12tp, pi tal March II at 7:30 p.m. each dows, forced air gas furnace, Albert M. en, Biller Mrs. oma Artx has returned evening. Rev. Carey Knittle l'z baaement, large porch, SINGER SEWING machine In to her home alter a visit with her of Cincinnati, wilt be the evlarge tot, $11500. Phone 992lovely aawlng !able. Doe.s all 3-17-31c daUBJ!ter and family, the Jomos angelist. Soeclal singing each regular aewlng, plus dial 3718. Pomeroy . 3-17-3tp Snodgrasses, Racine. evening. Everyooe Is welequipped for fancy zig ZBI Mr. and Mrs, Robert Alkire come. U-lztc 36 INCH Magic Chef Range, luslnea Semdesigns, butl<lnholes, overvi&ited the Walter Burkes at aa.. used only 4 yeara, Uke new. cast, ete. Only 8 monthly par- RADIO and TV Repair, Charles cine. Mr. Burke recently underRESIDENCE telephone CUI!Iomenll df fi.S'I per weelt. E. Bowles, RuUand, Ohio. Phone 992-2616. 3·14-6tc mera. Now. no Installation 1-17-Gtp 'fl'ent surgery at Veterans MemPhone flii-288S. 3-5-«• Call 742-1738. . orlal llo'Pital charge for extension tele- 1968 SEWING MACHINE, nev· Virgil Hamon is recovering at. phones. Call our business ofer been used. I am only ask- SINGER SEWING machlDe, LOGAN FIRE & SAFETY Veterans Memorial Hospital after fice lor details 992-2181. EQUIPMENT. salea and Aring $35 and will accept $1.25 oew. forwanl and reverse. ' miJOJ' surgery.' 3-l..lztc vlce, Pmt1eroY, Ohio, RD I, extensive Zig zag equipped to butl<lnweekly. Phone IIIZ-2685. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GUke,y 3-14-tfc hole. monogram, darn, ete. special prices on ~ and Tad spent ao eveni,. with SPECIAL PERMANENTS reaBowl lib new. Pay oil I pay- en for boats. trallero 1 • d Ava GUkey recently. · ular $15 now $9.50. Cletlth SINGER SEwiNG Machine In ' menta f&.'lll eadl or t30 cash, homes. Dwight LGpn' IJIIJack. Clark, wlio baa been emBrogan's Shop, phone 7423111, Charles ManbaD fOI. Phone 91JU615, 3-1-llc new walnut sewing table. zig ple,yed at the Mb.aru' otonoquarry, 51(11. 3-I._!Oic WI, Mas Eichinger • • · Is now drivll\8 a tractor trailer, . 181 equipped to buttonhole. ..,nopam. overcaat, IBDcy IlA FULl.Y automatic Sewing Lawrence Eblin . . _ 1 HAlf¥ HOUR, Shenang Springs ~ ·· ~ . ~~ · ~ ~ destP, ~ic. Pay olf"7 pay- Macbln.! c:Omtilete to ...au . tliiie Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Mon· ments t5 each, Phone · ·99!- bultonholes. dam, and emb. surgery, C. C. IIILUIJII)IIP day thru Friday. Ladles nlgbt 15 builtin dealgns. ThiJ mach2185. 3-14~1• AVCI'J()NDB every Friday. U.Ue ine Is In perfect condition. Caaqtlele ....... ' ' ThiJ machine sold lor f28t.95, 11164 PONTIAC Cstallna Safari Wrllo, PIIIM • p 13 __ _ PENNY - ONE 1148 PENNY baliiJCI! ljOW S75.G0 or take V8, automatic, 9 passenger will pay lor a brab adjul~ over payments of f&.ll per CIPII . . . . .\ staUon WII!OD, power brakes, ment at Pomeroy Home • .....~ . ' month. Try lt In your home. power steering, 11111gage rack. Auto. 1·7-lfc • l lie cau ~tM~X. s-1J.411e red and white, priced ~at BY GLENNA S. MILHOAN wholesale. 1183 Cbevmlet ImREVIVAL starting II the Mt. Mrs. Glenna Milhoan and BIIIJie pala 2 door Sport Coupe, po. WANTED reaponslble party to Herman U. B. Church March attended tho funfral of warren uaume payments ol fU1 par wer brakes, power steering, 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evmlnt. E. Eriewine at the 'Mille FWIOrmonth or pay balance due air condlUontng, VI, automaal Home at COolville Thursde,v. Rev. Carey Knittle of Clncln$98 .If lor IIIE8 stereo COIIIGJe tic. priced at wholeaale. 1165 Mr. and Mrs. lla1ftard Bohr naU. Ohio will be the Emltl&with AM and Fll rldlo. I Mustant. VI. floor shin. white called 011 her allier, Mra. Co). llat. Special singing each eveREADY - II1X ....... clelJ'I. speed automatic cbqer. vinyl top, sharp, call 992onel Woode, wbo Ia rec..,...atning. Everyme Is weleome. ered right to J«<f project. 8547. Financing available. .... 3-IMII: J.5-Uie Faat and euy. Free 1!1111- lnl at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Will oeU or trado. 3-14-tfc Homer Cote at Tuppers Plains. HAY, Geoqe Canan, IA>adinC malel. PbOIIe - - . GollMr. 8lld Mra. Lawrence Mllleln Ready - Mill Ca., ~ ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, Creek Hold. 1-tulp hcion ol Rutland called m Mrs. Wanted To Buy port, Ohio. I • tic rug wuhen, polishers and Glenna Mllholn W...,.sde.v. MEDIIDI SIZE BOAT TRAILgenulDe parll, call 1112-37110. WEST Highland While Terr\erl, other eallera were Mr. and Mra. ER single or tandem wheel!, BUDGET PRICE fnllart • 3-15-3tltp black and sliver, Mlnlature call 99!-29ti6. 3-17-3tp our tblr1l Door batfall ...... Eugene Erlewlno and ""' or Scltnatart. Mlnlature, Pood--l'tmllture. Ml4dleport, Sl>rlngilold, o., and Serena SiaFRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 25c: lea. Ultle llarbroo Kennell. oon o1 LOnB Bottom. ANTIQUES. lurnltare, dllboa. ' tl II: a dozen, Carolyn and Boone Ooolvllle. 11'1-!llllf. 1-13-lllle ONo. Kill& Parker ,..t for nammilesll....... MrS. 1loward Adama, Racine, 0. 3-IHtc ror aentce, but did not Cecil. 1111 W. Main St., Pomesnnro MACIIINliS, Npalr ioatlon 11111R lor aalo In atllon. p&"a. . ro'f. 1-15-llc sotm!ERN PLANTS, order lleauiiM prl'llta !lome, b' aervtee. Ill nllbl. WY 1Mr. and Mra. WWiam llOaa lllf. '1'lte Follrle 8iloP, Poal- called .0 !il• mother, lifo. Ever. now, cabbage, tomatoeo. pepoblltlnD, Ill (tluwl eny. Authortzod ·S~J~pr 8alel ell MlihOOD llllll!mlird !b>dll. Help Wanted pera, sweet potatoes. Phone bedrooml), divided baoemenl. and !Ienke. We llba'pan ~ALE or Female: Wanted at 143-21193, Charlea R. Harris. plly room ud ~~~oRr. Two Mr. 8lld Mro. Csah ~r and once, man or woman fuU or 141-6 dauahtera, Chrllljno and CanIota 10 s 110; IS s II bum. ~Port181ld. Ohio. 3-1~ part lime to supply families PropertJ 1.-1 ilL IDqalre dace, were dlmer ..... or hla in Pomeroy or Syracuse or SINGER ZIG ZAG oewlllll ma.,...ali,. Mr. and Mrl. ~ at BIIIIChe COIIqliOII. allRut181ld or Middleport with chine, needs no cams. All Con. 3-1-llte lllhr~· ' ·. · Rawleigh Products. Experibuil~ln features. Makes butOlbome viJited a9.11de,v enct! unnecessary. Above avrecentlv with Mrs. Alice Dod· tonholes. fancy desll!JlS, sews POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TOJ EXPERT ENGINI'! 'Mill UP, erage earnings. Write Rawon ·buttons etc. Pay 15 per miniature •. m """ UJI. Stud .... p1111 par11 m aeetl41d, soo., leigh Dept. OHC-&10-390 FreeM~. and Mrs. Earl Hunt of month or pay balance d u e aervlce lllld ,.....,.,.,. ~ port, Ill. 61032. 3-18-ltp POint\'OY Home • AulD. Long' Bottom callnd oa ht, ,..-. 147 .ill. Free home demonstra- IIIU40. II S tie enls, Mr. and ¥"•· Junior l!Unt tion, can 992-3218. 3-ts-stc ' . one cia!' lhll weekBEAUTICIAN, master or JUnPOTATOES. Clarence Proffttt, Mt. and Mra. Blaine ~ • ior, with West Virginia li- SOLID STATE STEREO, 1967 · Portland. Phone MS-mf. Elaine, T<Jey, IIIII MQtel, c;llarcense lor Billie Jean's Beauty 11 I tk walnut stereo console with 4 lone Goeglaln, ·Rind1 -to, Shop, Maaon, Phone 713->311. speakers, 4 speed automatic :1-17-31< two ~· A~••. !llld chanpr. Take over payments COAL, heavy, lump .toker. en Mrs. Ol,l!'lea Gi>t;tsla, Mlkoud and mlDe nm. l'!xcelllor 8all of 15 per mont~ or pay hat' Worb, Inc., E. Main St.. PoMark ~·- the b\J111daJI anee t&?.30. Call 992-3218. olllir&. Gleaa&NIIIi<Moiuliidlleida 3-15-6ic meroy. Pllone 112-3181. IU-!fc For Rent Mllh9Jo, '!11qwaregueatso1Mr. FIVE ROOM llllfurnished houoe and !lro_. Dw!&ltt Mil- 'jllurl· in Middleport. Phone 11112-3Z31 STEREO. Beautiful AM & FM MOBIL HOMi, baS, eseellent da¥ overilng. condition. Coniplttely or 742-4111. 3-17-31< maple stereo just received Mr. and Mrs, O..rle,v Goefrom ovt~•tockod company, od. •1130.011. call ...... gleln, Charleao;,M!ki and Jo!W<, THREE BEDROOM trailer and wilt oell at dealers cost. Price were ~ ,..,.u·ortwo bedroom apartment. M & $114.95 or monthly payments. onto; Mr. and Mro. G Market, three miles IOIIIh cau 992-3218. 3-15-6tc LOT In MISOII. lb2IIO '"' t.af'd NeublinllUidai'of Middleport. 3-IT-3tp street. call Maaon T'J3-I'liiS. Twenty-one were pruent llt . .• 1 3-13-1111: 1181 CHEVY IMPALA, 11156 Sunda,y S<hool and collectlon was eatle~ at U.o Dan Slllll1l home GMC Pickup, garden tractor 4 ROOM and bath Wlfomdlhed oneda¥1aat ...... ,. ·: , ··- i .and table saw. Phone 247-2161. SUPER STUFF, sure nul! .11\.42. apartment. Phone 9ft..5315. That's Blue Luotre for c!till,.. M~. and Mrs. ArlluuOrr or Mr. and Mrl. jlll\i4 )\1(1'0111 3-IS.Uc 3-15-5ic ing rugs and upholstery. ~nt Chester visited re<ent!7 wijl\ U.o of Coiuinbul ~ ,ri.e 1lfl!lelid electric ohampooer , .. Baker Robert Lee faml!)'. With Mr. 11'1!1 ·~··· Rabfr!' IM FURNISHED a.,.nmeot, I BARN MANURE. Sherman RoFuroiture. 3·1Mte 1 Mr. and Mrs. HliJIWI·Bamltz and Ralph ~;:c;., berll. Phone 9111-6176. 3-15-3tc rooms and bath, lllrold N.,.. - or Pomeroy •1*11 an ovenlrtll lllr. ' ell, Cheller. l'llalle • SilO. lliw.rlnel ' { J•lth Eunle Brlnktr .and .r.mlb. Dorcas 3-JS.tfc GOOD BALED HAY. horse hay ,.. , .. Mr. and Mre. Jamoi Circle Smllb and and cow hay, 50 eents a hale A~~ · . ·or N""' Havon,'' W..·I{,,1 1J10nl 1 at !ilm. ,wiiltoln lfoudashelt. FURNISIIBII 'J'Ii':l BI:DROOto! · <tlletl!iMn till! 7qilr ~· ,&mda!' wiiiJ Mary Cifcjl. . .~·'lTMitft'.'' tolkiCIIepad, ' Kmpiil/f ·tiotd. Phone 99!- or'l JletnMf 1:111 . . .' , , .f:!~l" Clr<le ~· lllo Foil rod o·b':~~=f:~=r ..... . .,,_ ..... _,,,., .., . J.l$-ltt !Jbon.. ....31Tf. S.1tle ,. J. rQ i1Je ·"· ~ ~lOr\ or .POmeroy &IJII '' MON. THillf FRS. Mrs. Weltlla Clark ol Atllons spent saturda¥ nl&htwlththeJaek Clafk camll.v and had ~nda.y dl~>­ ner With tho Robert Clarks. Mr. and ·Mra, F. 0. Whley and •••i ..... For " OPEN7T07 • Society News OI'EN EVES. I:GO P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO ' John W. VanMeter 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P;M. " AND 4:30 P.M; Keeping Meigs ., Gollia end Mason A[eo Informed As Well A~ ' Entertoin'ed f\.ILL I'!I.S CitiJN 1.<-EJGI.IT 11.1 ~IS. WORC..O I ~ . I wouldn't Qo 'crofit th' Slim and Joel wa& ~ou. bridQe it I Mi£ter Skeezi<! ~he'' • mite chancy! · ar~n 1 t here at the dump, Clovia! , _ ' t.OO<eD HER AND TM' .....,.,...., COCAIM ,.....QQ, $1-tV\.\.. I&P' J:IINI', WE'Ve 'R)Q;E &~f' The World Almanac. · ::::Jt;"t'Mri":t/.~f~'t;,r.'~~~'Y..;~tW-:Of,"'t.,;.."ie ~~i Ken() Ridge dally Is lrlcUon caused by a meteor's ~aaaage through the earth s atmosphere, which burns up all but the largest five or six a day, atmosphere and Is In the of burning up. Be· ore eaterlng the earth's atmoophere, meteon are called ,meterolds:· · f.'"''" News Notes can DAILY . Ac.oflli -= l.Approocb ii.Jiarkola t.onowbo a.ur lt.Rolidooto ol Lublin II. Lllllllt- u.. ··-·-...··:·· -· ......... ·-" -· ..,., ·;1111 _..... --ot .._;;;: 1lod)' "·~ If, IIOtllll ~ 1T.Uqold •/ Latin ' I .' . ·'. ~ Kl\'!1 ·:1 IM;·~'il tl- Cllllllleol a Lata 11- acr. out 11-llu!llio<l. ' .~ .· ~~ •. l.lolt lui...,_ ~ . II. 'l'olmllll IO.HIWUI '": u.-.m: ....... Carmel News AND EILA'Z.ER, OL' FWIENDI ladion" --- or LETMETWVON ONE MOIIF W.T ll.l'onmon tf.Jndlo . U.CIIaao tt.lloollll ' . w' ·c••• 84JLY~~ '· · ' �• !1 _\llr\l·Y (;()(\(;u: --NOW ,:A WI~T~R MONE.Y~A~Pt .· Are -You· .. 'W,-N"t: AD INFORMATIDW OIADLII!IU P-"'· O~'l' Dtfo,.. ,-ubllt.tleM M~d.. O..IIIIM if f,ftl, Cannlf,.tf.nl & · Cerr«ilant Will bt tCU'Nd U~ t t.lll. 01'1' If PIHtlh:;~~ ! UGULATIONI . !UR.-U·t . ·W~N·I,tD ..r lit MIDDLEPORT'' ' AND LOWEll I'OMEUOY . . -fi'IM .. , ,... Call: . '· Mrs. ·clillord "faye" Manley ..,. Middleport · ) ,.:.••....., aATII' ' ' ' W•nt Ad S.rvkl 1 untt !Mr WOrd CH'I llltlf'tfotll lil"nlmum Ctlt'11• 15c ' U etnft " ' ftNI tllrM CfMMU• 11111 i11Mr1JIIftl. 11 unb ~r WOI'O 11 .. COI'fi'CUtiW *" ,,,. .. lntel'tlont. U ,., q~ftt OIKHftt aMI Mit !Hid wUtlln 10 dtys . CAtD OF TH"HKS & IIITUA.'I' tUO tor 50 woN mlnl~t~u•. h . tclelttlontl wtr4 te. ILIND .&DI Mclltlontl Uc Clllf.. ,... AdVtr· li•mtllt . OFII'ICI MOUII Ul t.M. '- Jill ,...... DollY 9:)0 I -I'II tel UriO NoMtt ' Far Rent P'IJRIIISHED and unftl'nllhed apartmellll. Close to leboal. Pllone IJIUIM. IO.JI·Ik ..W,..., Notice WILL DO sewing at home ; zi~ peno, pockets, pegging, hem· ing, alterntions, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason. !'Moe 773-0651. 3-18-30tp LAROE ftve room and bath IIJIIIIDiml. newly dei'Gfltod, rumac.~ Ileal, PoiiiOI'IIV. 1-~-lfe Phone . . , , ~ ·I • ' ' ,. • )IOOIN IG INVITGD TO THE I ~y 111<' ~;~' I . ·' 01' Th-1 P~llltfltr rHervtll tiMI rlfht HI t411- Of' 111IIK1 til~ 1ft jKtiellllt... Tht l'lbNt... r Will l!ilf 1M rtlt,.,.lltJSe flf MON tMfl .wN lncorrKt lnMirtion. ' TH'HOUSE • ' 2:. • . f. CRAWLIN' AIL " ;, I ' . ·., 'WMP .COAL A f. 66 CH~VROLET IMPALA 55 CON. .. ' ' Locai.QI owned. and with less than 21,j)o0 mUes, red nntlb, black vit'Q'l interiQr with bucket ~ts and consol,, 327 eq. gine, auto. trans., 'iteering and braKes, radio, heater, rn~f~J' , other accessories. Come tn now for a real sharp car. ·- Pomeroy Motor Co. For $.lie ·JAYMARCOALCO. ... Harrisi>~ville . Rt• 7_At'l Thj, Melp IIIII ·f' , • fi,#~ Wheel Alignment c n.u -4UARAN'J'EEO.o- DAUTO poMEIOf Want ABeautiful Yard This S•mtr Fully lnaur..l O'Connor's .~~ Y• · Chester, Ohio TIRES ~·' Phones-985-3$47. TIRESU Repaired AS&Orted Adjustment Tire• New SolfPly Wide. Oval• Just ARRIVED! ALL SIZES St6.50 & $18.50 '$12.00 All Regular Sizes plus lax eacb S12.50 QYDE KUHN Tuppers Plthll, 0. Phone 6674682 v All that pre e n t s the • Oil,~ IS lliAT WMPO ' INFORMATION ·-.· i NEW~;.< : ; present• LOCAL REPO-TS DAILY . AT •· TREE AND Wf)SQPE SDVIa -- -- w:O.'~"~ ':::"':e~ Size Prl~ Taw 65Chll3 9.U 31 · 650xl4 9.11 .0 711tlx13 lUI ,42 7QOal4 11.11 ,43 750•14 AI 670xl5 . ll.M ,47 Plut bcoppabla .......... Nalt-ldt GUira~ 5.55 --= --- .I •. o.tila.'c:auntv u... PK.'99WiD grandson, ChiP, spent Frida3 thru P'UIJNISHI!D llARAGI'! APART· BACON 3 lb. 911 cenll, Bologna Sunda.y with tile D, o. Whale,vs at 3 lb. $1.39, 12 rolls Ttsaue 79 MENT on Llnctlln Hill, MAlb.aru' R. D, and With Ava Gil. · cents, A-1 bleach 39 cents galkey, They also called on the J!ob. ulls only, phone IIUflt. lon, Dutch Standard Paint POMEROY - One slory 5 room ert Clarks and the Robert M~c FREE BIBLE offer : lnformaJ$3.59 a gallon. Vinyl plastic frame home. hath, 2 bed- klres. Iive. interesting. Write Box:t Couch Chair $139.00, vinyl A large crowd attended funeral rooms. gas furnace, a lew 333. Pomeroy. 3-17-3tp> CLOSE IN cknmto1m PomerGJ: plastic Couch $98. M . & G services for Mrs. ~•Y· RawlOne three room apartmonl. blocks from Court House. Food Market. lhree mltea ings at the Presbyterian Chureh f4,500.00 OHIO grassland .graded Here- very nlee 8lld mndern. Shown south or Middleport. 3-17-3tp ROUfE 124 AT DEADMAN'S on friday afternoon. :!lJJe was a ford Bull Sale • 21 bulla and 13 ey appointment only. Pltme former local resident. open and bred heifers. All lfUfll. u.tlc MAGIC CHEF gas rante. good CURVE - 2 . story frame Mrs. Linnle Bratton, 71, home, bath. four large bedhomed. clean pedigreed. ser· shape. Phone m-MB5. :1-17-3tp passed away at Holzer Hospital rooms. front potcb, 1.10 acvice age and grading choice. FURNISIII'!D APAR'I'MENT. res, needs some repairs, wDI following major surgery. Her sJ.., From the top herds of Ohio couple only, 212 8. 5th Ave . IIAY. 50 cents a bale. George ter, Mn. [k)n Wood. died three sell A8 IS. ts.SOO.GO and Michigan. Friday. March Middleport. lft-5m. 3-111-llc Carson, Phone 74!-47>3, SYRACVSI'! - One story mod- weeks ago at Holzer. The com29. 1968 at the Wellston Fair· 3-17-!ic ern seven room home, bath, munity extends Bfllll'lth.Y to lhe grounds in Wellston, Ohio, bereaved family, four hedruoms. la,..e baseGrading at 9 a.m .. Sale at I Howard Gilkey, Pomeroy, c~ ForS.Ie MOBIL ROME, 101111. two bedment with garage, TWO AC- ed on his mother Ava Gilkey, 3-17-ltc FIVE ROOM house, bath. hardp.m. rooma, (OJlperlone tltchen, RE LOT ON R0VTE JJI. Saturday a!ternoon. wood floors, shingle roof, exwall to woll carpet In living f!7,500.011 Mrs, Elijah Estep Is stiU In REVIVAL STARTING at the cellent shape inside and out . - room. All gn appliancel!. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD seriou& condition at Holzer Hos.a Mt. Herman UB Church, Aluminum siding, stonn win- Phone 19Z-2619. 3-7-12tp, pi tal March II at 7:30 p.m. each dows, forced air gas furnace, Albert M. en, Biller Mrs. oma Artx has returned evening. Rev. Carey Knittle l'z baaement, large porch, SINGER SEWING machine In to her home alter a visit with her of Cincinnati, wilt be the evlarge tot, $11500. Phone 992lovely aawlng !able. Doe.s all 3-17-31c daUBJ!ter and family, the Jomos angelist. Soeclal singing each regular aewlng, plus dial 3718. Pomeroy . 3-17-3tp Snodgrasses, Racine. evening. Everyooe Is welequipped for fancy zig ZBI Mr. and Mrs, Robert Alkire come. U-lztc 36 INCH Magic Chef Range, luslnea Semdesigns, butl<lnholes, overvi&ited the Walter Burkes at aa.. used only 4 yeara, Uke new. cast, ete. Only 8 monthly par- RADIO and TV Repair, Charles cine. Mr. Burke recently underRESIDENCE telephone CUI!Iomenll df fi.S'I per weelt. E. Bowles, RuUand, Ohio. Phone 992-2616. 3·14-6tc mera. Now. no Installation 1-17-Gtp 'fl'ent surgery at Veterans MemPhone flii-288S. 3-5-«• Call 742-1738. . orlal llo'Pital charge for extension tele- 1968 SEWING MACHINE, nev· Virgil Hamon is recovering at. phones. Call our business ofer been used. I am only ask- SINGER SEWING machlDe, LOGAN FIRE & SAFETY Veterans Memorial Hospital after fice lor details 992-2181. EQUIPMENT. salea and Aring $35 and will accept $1.25 oew. forwanl and reverse. ' miJOJ' surgery.' 3-l..lztc vlce, Pmt1eroY, Ohio, RD I, extensive Zig zag equipped to butl<lnweekly. Phone IIIZ-2685. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton GUke,y 3-14-tfc hole. monogram, darn, ete. special prices on ~ and Tad spent ao eveni,. with SPECIAL PERMANENTS reaBowl lib new. Pay oil I pay- en for boats. trallero 1 • d Ava GUkey recently. · ular $15 now $9.50. Cletlth SINGER SEwiNG Machine In ' menta f&.'lll eadl or t30 cash, homes. Dwight LGpn' IJIIJack. Clark, wlio baa been emBrogan's Shop, phone 7423111, Charles ManbaD fOI. Phone 91JU615, 3-1-llc new walnut sewing table. zig ple,yed at the Mb.aru' otonoquarry, 51(11. 3-I._!Oic WI, Mas Eichinger • • · Is now drivll\8 a tractor trailer, . 181 equipped to buttonhole. ..,nopam. overcaat, IBDcy IlA FULl.Y automatic Sewing Lawrence Eblin . . _ 1 HAlf¥ HOUR, Shenang Springs ~ ·· ~ . ~~ · ~ ~ destP, ~ic. Pay olf"7 pay- Macbln.! c:Omtilete to ...au . tliiie Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Mon· ments t5 each, Phone · ·99!- bultonholes. dam, and emb. surgery, C. C. IIILUIJII)IIP day thru Friday. Ladles nlgbt 15 builtin dealgns. ThiJ mach2185. 3-14~1• AVCI'J()NDB every Friday. U.Ue ine Is In perfect condition. Caaqtlele ....... ' ' ThiJ machine sold lor f28t.95, 11164 PONTIAC Cstallna Safari Wrllo, PIIIM • p 13 __ _ PENNY - ONE 1148 PENNY baliiJCI! ljOW S75.G0 or take V8, automatic, 9 passenger will pay lor a brab adjul~ over payments of f&.ll per CIPII . . . . .\ staUon WII!OD, power brakes, ment at Pomeroy Home • .....~ . ' month. Try lt In your home. power steering, 11111gage rack. Auto. 1·7-lfc • l lie cau ~tM~X. s-1J.411e red and white, priced ~at BY GLENNA S. MILHOAN wholesale. 1183 Cbevmlet ImREVIVAL starting II the Mt. Mrs. Glenna Milhoan and BIIIJie pala 2 door Sport Coupe, po. WANTED reaponslble party to Herman U. B. Church March attended tho funfral of warren uaume payments ol fU1 par wer brakes, power steering, 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evmlnt. E. Eriewine at the 'Mille FWIOrmonth or pay balance due air condlUontng, VI, automaal Home at COolville Thursde,v. Rev. Carey Knittle of Clncln$98 .If lor IIIE8 stereo COIIIGJe tic. priced at wholeaale. 1165 Mr. and Mrs. lla1ftard Bohr naU. Ohio will be the Emltl&with AM and Fll rldlo. I Mustant. VI. floor shin. white called 011 her allier, Mra. Co). llat. Special singing each eveREADY - II1X ....... clelJ'I. speed automatic cbqer. vinyl top, sharp, call 992onel Woode, wbo Ia rec..,...atning. Everyme Is weleome. ered right to J«<f project. 8547. Financing available. .... 3-IMII: J.5-Uie Faat and euy. Free 1!1111- lnl at the home or Mr. and Mrs. Will oeU or trado. 3-14-tfc Homer Cote at Tuppers Plains. HAY, Geoqe Canan, IA>adinC malel. PbOIIe - - . GollMr. 8lld Mra. Lawrence Mllleln Ready - Mill Ca., ~ ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, Creek Hold. 1-tulp hcion ol Rutland called m Mrs. Wanted To Buy port, Ohio. I • tic rug wuhen, polishers and Glenna Mllholn W...,.sde.v. MEDIIDI SIZE BOAT TRAILgenulDe parll, call 1112-37110. WEST Highland While Terr\erl, other eallera were Mr. and Mra. ER single or tandem wheel!, BUDGET PRICE fnllart • 3-15-3tltp black and sliver, Mlnlature call 99!-29ti6. 3-17-3tp our tblr1l Door batfall ...... Eugene Erlewlno and ""' or Scltnatart. Mlnlature, Pood--l'tmllture. Ml4dleport, Sl>rlngilold, o., and Serena SiaFRESH COUNTRY EGGS, 25c: lea. Ultle llarbroo Kennell. oon o1 LOnB Bottom. ANTIQUES. lurnltare, dllboa. ' tl II: a dozen, Carolyn and Boone Ooolvllle. 11'1-!llllf. 1-13-lllle ONo. Kill& Parker ,..t for nammilesll....... MrS. 1loward Adama, Racine, 0. 3-IHtc ror aentce, but did not Cecil. 1111 W. Main St., Pomesnnro MACIIINliS, Npalr ioatlon 11111R lor aalo In atllon. p&"a. . ro'f. 1-15-llc sotm!ERN PLANTS, order lleauiiM prl'llta !lome, b' aervtee. Ill nllbl. WY 1Mr. and Mra. WWiam llOaa lllf. '1'lte Follrle 8iloP, Poal- called .0 !il• mother, lifo. Ever. now, cabbage, tomatoeo. pepoblltlnD, Ill (tluwl eny. Authortzod ·S~J~pr 8alel ell MlihOOD llllll!mlird !b>dll. Help Wanted pera, sweet potatoes. Phone bedrooml), divided baoemenl. and !Ienke. We llba'pan ~ALE or Female: Wanted at 143-21193, Charlea R. Harris. plly room ud ~~~oRr. Two Mr. 8lld Mro. Csah ~r and once, man or woman fuU or 141-6 dauahtera, Chrllljno and CanIota 10 s 110; IS s II bum. ~Port181ld. Ohio. 3-1~ part lime to supply families PropertJ 1.-1 ilL IDqalre dace, were dlmer ..... or hla in Pomeroy or Syracuse or SINGER ZIG ZAG oewlllll ma.,...ali,. Mr. and Mrl. ~ at BIIIIChe COIIqliOII. allRut181ld or Middleport with chine, needs no cams. All Con. 3-1-llte lllhr~· ' ·. · Rawleigh Products. Experibuil~ln features. Makes butOlbome viJited a9.11de,v enct! unnecessary. Above avrecentlv with Mrs. Alice Dod· tonholes. fancy desll!JlS, sews POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TOJ EXPERT ENGINI'! 'Mill UP, erage earnings. Write Rawon ·buttons etc. Pay 15 per miniature •. m """ UJI. Stud .... p1111 par11 m aeetl41d, soo., leigh Dept. OHC-&10-390 FreeM~. and Mrs. Earl Hunt of month or pay balance d u e aervlce lllld ,.....,.,.,. ~ port, Ill. 61032. 3-18-ltp POint\'OY Home • AulD. Long' Bottom callnd oa ht, ,..-. 147 .ill. Free home demonstra- IIIU40. II S tie enls, Mr. and ¥"•· Junior l!Unt tion, can 992-3218. 3-ts-stc ' . one cia!' lhll weekBEAUTICIAN, master or JUnPOTATOES. Clarence Proffttt, Mt. and Mra. Blaine ~ • ior, with West Virginia li- SOLID STATE STEREO, 1967 · Portland. Phone MS-mf. Elaine, T<Jey, IIIII MQtel, c;llarcense lor Billie Jean's Beauty 11 I tk walnut stereo console with 4 lone Goeglaln, ·Rind1 -to, Shop, Maaon, Phone 713->311. speakers, 4 speed automatic :1-17-31< two ~· A~••. !llld chanpr. Take over payments COAL, heavy, lump .toker. en Mrs. Ol,l!'lea Gi>t;tsla, Mlkoud and mlDe nm. l'!xcelllor 8all of 15 per mont~ or pay hat' Worb, Inc., E. Main St.. PoMark ~·- the b\J111daJI anee t&?.30. Call 992-3218. olllir&. Gleaa&NIIIi<Moiuliidlleida 3-15-6ic meroy. Pllone 112-3181. IU-!fc For Rent Mllh9Jo, '!11qwaregueatso1Mr. FIVE ROOM llllfurnished houoe and !lro_. Dw!&ltt Mil- 'jllurl· in Middleport. Phone 11112-3Z31 STEREO. Beautiful AM & FM MOBIL HOMi, baS, eseellent da¥ overilng. condition. Coniplttely or 742-4111. 3-17-31< maple stereo just received Mr. and Mrs, O..rle,v Goefrom ovt~•tockod company, od. •1130.011. call ...... gleln, Charleao;,M!ki and Jo!W<, THREE BEDROOM trailer and wilt oell at dealers cost. Price were ~ ,..,.u·ortwo bedroom apartment. M & $114.95 or monthly payments. onto; Mr. and Mro. G Market, three miles IOIIIh cau 992-3218. 3-15-6tc LOT In MISOII. lb2IIO '"' t.af'd NeublinllUidai'of Middleport. 3-IT-3tp street. call Maaon T'J3-I'liiS. Twenty-one were pruent llt . .• 1 3-13-1111: 1181 CHEVY IMPALA, 11156 Sunda,y S<hool and collectlon was eatle~ at U.o Dan Slllll1l home GMC Pickup, garden tractor 4 ROOM and bath Wlfomdlhed oneda¥1aat ...... ,. ·: , ··- i .and table saw. Phone 247-2161. SUPER STUFF, sure nul! .11\.42. apartment. Phone 9ft..5315. That's Blue Luotre for c!till,.. M~. and Mrs. ArlluuOrr or Mr. and Mrl. jlll\i4 )\1(1'0111 3-IS.Uc 3-15-5ic ing rugs and upholstery. ~nt Chester visited re<ent!7 wijl\ U.o of Coiuinbul ~ ,ri.e 1lfl!lelid electric ohampooer , .. Baker Robert Lee faml!)'. With Mr. 11'1!1 ·~··· Rabfr!' IM FURNISHED a.,.nmeot, I BARN MANURE. Sherman RoFuroiture. 3·1Mte 1 Mr. and Mrs. HliJIWI·Bamltz and Ralph ~;:c;., berll. Phone 9111-6176. 3-15-3tc rooms and bath, lllrold N.,.. - or Pomeroy •1*11 an ovenlrtll lllr. ' ell, Cheller. l'llalle • SilO. lliw.rlnel ' { J•lth Eunle Brlnktr .and .r.mlb. Dorcas 3-JS.tfc GOOD BALED HAY. horse hay ,.. , .. Mr. and Mre. Jamoi Circle Smllb and and cow hay, 50 eents a hale A~~ · . ·or N""' Havon,'' W..·I{,,1 1J10nl 1 at !ilm. ,wiiltoln lfoudashelt. FURNISIIBII 'J'Ii':l BI:DROOto! · <tlletl!iMn till! 7qilr ~· ,&mda!' wiiiJ Mary Cifcjl. . .~·'lTMitft'.'' tolkiCIIepad, ' Kmpiil/f ·tiotd. Phone 99!- or'l JletnMf 1:111 . . .' , , .f:!~l" Clr<le ~· lllo Foil rod o·b':~~=f:~=r ..... . .,,_ ..... _,,,., .., . J.l$-ltt !Jbon.. ....31Tf. S.1tle ,. J. rQ i1Je ·"· ~ ~lOr\ or .POmeroy &IJII '' MON. THillf FRS. Mrs. Weltlla Clark ol Atllons spent saturda¥ nl&htwlththeJaek Clafk camll.v and had ~nda.y dl~>­ ner With tho Robert Clarks. Mr. and ·Mra, F. 0. Whley and •••i ..... For " OPEN7T07 • Society News OI'EN EVES. I:GO P.M. I'OMEROY, OHIO ' John W. VanMeter 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P;M. " AND 4:30 P.M; Keeping Meigs ., Gollia end Mason A[eo Informed As Well A~ ' Entertoin'ed f\.ILL I'!I.S CitiJN 1.<-EJGI.IT 11.1 ~IS. WORC..O I ~ . I wouldn't Qo 'crofit th' Slim and Joel wa& ~ou. bridQe it I Mi£ter Skeezi<! ~he'' • mite chancy! · ar~n 1 t here at the dump, Clovia! , _ ' t.OO<eD HER AND TM' .....,.,...., COCAIM ,.....QQ, $1-tV\.\.. I&P' J:IINI', WE'Ve 'R)Q;E &~f' The World Almanac. · ::::Jt;"t'Mri":t/.~f~'t;,r.'~~~'Y..;~tW-:Of,"'t.,;.."ie ~~i Ken() Ridge dally Is lrlcUon caused by a meteor's ~aaaage through the earth s atmosphere, which burns up all but the largest five or six a day, atmosphere and Is In the of burning up. Be· ore eaterlng the earth's atmoophere, meteon are called ,meterolds:· · f.'"''" News Notes can DAILY . Ac.oflli -= l.Approocb ii.Jiarkola t.onowbo a.ur lt.Rolidooto ol Lublin II. Lllllllt- u.. ··-·-...··:·· -· ......... ·-" -· ..,., ·;1111 _..... --ot .._;;;: 1lod)' "·~ If, IIOtllll ~ 1T.Uqold •/ Latin ' I .' . ·'. ~ Kl\'!1 ·:1 IM;·~'il tl- Cllllllleol a Lata 11- acr. out 11-llu!llio<l. ' .~ .· ~~ •. l.lolt lui...,_ ~ . II. 'l'olmllll IO.HIWUI '": u.-.m: ....... Carmel News AND EILA'Z.ER, OL' FWIENDI ladion" --- or LETMETWVON ONE MOIIF W.T ll.l'onmon tf.Jndlo . U.CIIaao tt.lloollll ' . w' ·c••• 84JLY~~ '· · ' �'. ,l'~~r; t, II :;) ¥' \'\ ' 'f,' 1.> ;'f'f'; ~~, 'I'I l . (~.. ·~ :1 ~ r" M · fGI~ .~~~wiijl.,~ Ll"-1~·n~!r.. M~tkll~il·l, · f1·,, 1 )latc~ . j~ !UUN Uli\11 t'IH~II\\'filiiEI' .t'l( IJ 1'•n•~"'''""'l'•• ,{ ."· In O!do_1\le" da.,. thl'oll#, l!"t~t<~at ~ ~ · ~:J.:~~~~~~·= • n..- I' •· ' ··:~. • . ..:" ' . ~. · f,r_, · v•l: ·t 1e ·F,arm Fnfl;nt· : '-r;v . . ~, A • • 1 • 'l n·dustry· 'hooks a.t Nutrition ~ Warm ll!')y bt the week, eoo1.. er Wemoldo¥ and 'lburldo¥, and tllm warmer at tho end. Scatter~--and.~~':'a:; wenem.dolo- • .. 1 ' .- , WASIIINGTON (VPJ) '. - A ., f. 1!11JQr ~J~ur' ~· Uti develop. a new 11ep _ , 1 road 111tldo P•l'lllllellt farm here ,.m lit~ l'l'or.ID In- oome porto or the rarm Mid 8 ._, a new hllllili'Oieln fooc!. ~:: , sold, "'' tile ob- • lood lncUotrleo have been tR..... inl!uslr)' - · to be emerr- . 'lildellpreod need (or more veilnr tor at least a genoraweek, averarJnr lllree ""rters log In the U.S. fobdo In Uto 'dOvelOillnll lion · lndt or more. Its .Proclu:ta Include )I'Oielri ~· lll>roall. · ,;,. ·a verap American a1roofood mixtures deslined to 1'1\1 Selonco and lno)lslry have o11 OCIIIIUIIIel more marprlne, nutrition gaps In hu11117 """"' · lie• developing a teehDolOSY to a vaploble j>nXllct, than bittries where .Procllcts like mllk.' · aolvo tile PldJiom by developing ter, And hydrogenated vqata. meat and poultry are relative,. N>llltule IIMIIock Pf"du<<• ble sluirtenlllp havelarfel1 rely scar<e and co&Uy. from PI',Oieln IOIQ'ceo. Ploced lard, an "nlmal j>nXllct, But the emerging now Jncll,. one IIUCh proclict, a 1n Ute .eypteaJ American eliot. try ~ al80 come up w!th food ·~em,nt lllllde lfom llelrymen who watched much thetluc steaks, chicken arid oilier corn, 811l'beens and dried mllk,. or lllelr buttertol market taken lam Jar Items made from .Plant Ia beinB uead Wtdel,y In tltelood over b)' marprJne are ...cornJli'Oclu:ts like soybeans, aal4 Dr. lor .POOco prosram. A similar ed currG4' b)' tile rloa ol a Lester R, Brown, administrator SIW)lement baled on wheat In- - r of "lllled" and lmJia. of the Agriculture Ilepartment's stead or rom llnowln tile final lion fiuld mllk pj'OclJcts. The. IDternalicmal Agricultural De- <taps o1 development. ' AI....., Gan.tt r~ r ._li:f" ~M .,... ~ ..,. ~ !Nil< l!liiA ..a~ til ~ -. ~ lilt e.t at work on vegetable -based :c:rn,:hh~~:..::: TO SERVE YOU ~::!:Ch~;:-:~at!:~es of eeveral major U. S. food firms are C<Jnftdent of develop~ All Work Gvaronleocl. Most Service OM Doy, Spoclolld111 In Zlppws, Cuffing. r.,.rfntl, Potthl"', L-'hlnlng, Sh-1111 ond Gonorof Montll"'• .......... llllll - ""' 1111aa ..aAI - 1M> - . - "" qb- ,...awu. ..., ...,_ ing products synthesized rrom soybeans or other vegetable protein sources which will be OPEN DAILY 9TO 5 JAY JAY TAILORING MIDDLEPORT CALLIPOLIS . SECOND AVE. PArk Centro( Hotel PH. 992-5717 ·.·. ' . ·. STATE ST. POMEIOY E. MAIN PH. 992-5144 RUTLAND FURNITUR£ MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR lmER PRINCETON, N. J, - PRE SilENT Johnson and Sen, Robert F. ran a dead heat 'as potent18l candidates for president ln a Galli(> Poll token belore lest Tuesdlt¥'s New Hampshire Primary, The poll, released Sunday, gave each g per cent. Eigtlteen per cent were undecided. Those JlO)Ied Included persons or aU poUtlcal amUat;iona in ' natioDal sampling. Kenn~Mtr 1 We hUlTJ to your ho1111 - Uoe qlllckest service 4 Fines Ord,er.ed by Mayor possible. '. ..:·.··: .... .·. I We protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, too, I We use only genulno Maytag factory parts. No su6stitutes. Four persons were levied fines Saturda,Y nldtt. WOllam Mllllpn, RaviDIIWOOd, In Pomeroy Mayor Charles Le- lorlelted bonds ol $15 eech em charges ol 1'WliiiDB a rod llllltt, defective mulller and Jno.Perablo windshield wi.POrs; Slanlll)' Wat&on, Racine, f45 bond, opeedlng; Frank Brown, Rutland, $25 WASHINGTON (UPI) - The bond, lntoxlCIII'"'; 'J'homu Stu:·: · "moderate'' trooP bul.q, in bart, Racine, $15 bond, pa&lillJI :• Vletnaoio ol!pec:ted to be ordered on a double yelklw line; Johnny soon b,y President Johason baa Ogle, Ashvllle, N. C., $15 bond, raised the strong .POsslbliiiY that nmnJng a red IJ8ht, and Pamsome Reserve forces wW be ela RUllo, Racine, $18.70 bond lor 11p00dlng. called ID acUve cloty. Walter TUttle, Racine, was The antlclilated trooP bulldtt> lined $S and costa lor defective also could mean that some Air mumer charge; Clarence LuNational Guard units wW be sent ther, Michigan, $25 and costa to Vietnam or Thailand, accor<lil1l tu hJshl1 Informed sources. lor lntoxlCIIIoo; Earl Broo~s, Racine, $10 and costs, IntoxiAlthough the Increase In """" cation, and Michael Garten, 115 power Is now virtually certain, lt cbes m:tt appear, at least at and c:ost.a, detective muftler. ·: present, that JohnJon wW c.U lor a pnerel mobWzatlon of Jle. serve forces. The President was rual~ reported over the weekend ready io order a moderate increase 1n the number ot American trooP• In VIetnam, but they quoted him LETART, W. VA, - Funeras caUt~w some reports or a al aervleea !or MrL Ma.,. Alpoutble 200,000 man lncreateaa lee Uovlng, 74, RFD, Letarl, udove scare ~dcs.n w. Va., who died &lnde1 at tile GaUipolla 'Madleal Cenlar, will WELCOMI BACK be beld 'lllelde,y at 2 Jl.lil. at til• Fogle..,. Funeral Home with ~~~soH the Rev. Don Elder ollldaU.,. U. \lA. Burial 'I wiD be In the Yonker fREii stt6w Com~ hero. OPtNING 'NIG'HT THURSDAY, MARCH 21 Iiilo .... born March '· 1894, •'A STUDYIN tlte dau(foler of the late FrankTIRROR" Un J. ll!ld &MilA Pickens Rick!ihcrJoet Holmes ard, and wao a member of tlte Vernon EUB claoreh. &lrvlvpnlnclede berhu-. Oria; ~ dahlllttera, MrL Mar7 Luada lioinsarner, Mro. 8etiY 'lbomp100, Mrs.· Annabelle Routrlt, Ill RFD, Letart; Mro. Helter H. Weaver, New HaY•i' Mra, Ruth Roulll andlollaaBraunda Llevin& beth ol Pa...... Rltode lallliltl; 14 srandcblldren, and one II..,, IIIII Moo Rickand six others forfeited Bar' a court ~~ Some Reserves • Work II performed bJ Maytag, eompauy- May lie Called traJneci techDicJaDS. I We leave evi!IYihlng aeat as a pin 111tf elelll your Maytag. I We leave a postage- And This Finer Service Costs No MonJ Use Ill paid cud for you to evaluate our work. You can buy 1 Maytae any. where Ia tho U.S.A. and find 1 dulor who rtpaln your MaJIII pratlucta. Wlllbn, a Troy, N. Y., ..,Ppller of lWM ,to tile u. S. Army Cklrlog the \Wat oll812, was the Jll&n alter ~om the Uncle sam c•rtoon character wa1 patterned. -flao>. lnophole·,.. · BEEF ' SAIGON (UPO ol sold SUndi.Y tilat a o, s. AraJy coqtoral had deloetod ID tho VIet Corw.lt ldentllledhlm as Corporal McKJnley Nolan, (Condnlled from Pap I) ards, Rt 0'Btrlot, f410; Millard Barrow, Rt. 3, Pateakala, $330; C. A. Miller, Patriot, $400; Ron24. ald Hun!, LlVel'jlOOl, W, Va,, t335; li. s. AraJy otflclall hare Joim Hoops, Rt. 5, Jack- $350; said that • Qtl. McKJnley NoDenver A. Stone, Roberlllburg, W. lan, 2t, or Washlogton, To>., Va., $300; VonleySimmerlng, Rl was lllted as absent without 3, oak IWlf ~5; Homer Chaneo leave In llo<;omber trom A Rt. I, Harrington, W. VL, $200; Con1lOIV' Z.1. llat!alloo, 1111 tbarles B. WUidnaon, Rt. 5, u. s. JoOntry, beodQuartared Charle!'.on, $200, and Fred B. south of Ill-An Nov. 7, Slnltlt, Rt S, POmOl'Oy, $185, 1967. Buying the other temales were: Allred Gans, P9mOl'Of, ff:O; Harley Grate, La~~gsvllle, $SIO; VETERANS MEMORIAL Errlmons Thomis, r-, W. Va., HOSPITAL $535; Dalley Sbaver, Choatdre, SATUIWAY ADIIJSSI.ONS $500; Alva Townsend, BellevUle, Judltlt !.!oKnlght, Pomeroy; n. W, Va., $300; c. A. Clooe, Bel- mer FOK, Cllltm!; lrlaey Cross, pre, $3.20; W. E. Maerker, Well- Syr..,use; lrlaeyWalbum, Mldtlleston, Rt. I, $300; Robert MOD- llOl'IJ JW CundiU, Mason; WWJam lie, Rt. 1, Guysville, $240; Rob- Gr....., Rutland; Sdrley King, ert OUrs, Buchannon, W. Va,, Mlddleltort. $300; James Walker, Thurman, SATURDAY illSIIARGEs - · $255; Alvle Tolmaend, Bellevllle, VIrginia Buchanan, James P W. Va., $300;.. ,,Ronald Hwtl, Llv- oll, Coar!es Eblin, El....,r Hoi>< .' erpool, W, Va., $285; Howard liilon, EthW l!artln. James AltbYearer, Pl. Pleasant, $265; Pres- erson. ton Andrick, Palestine, w. Vo., SUNDAY ADIIJSSIONS-Pa~ $230; C. M. Headley, Reedovflle, IY Hannon, Rut1111d; Dxma two at $220 each; H. E. Sinclair, Housh, Middleport; Sterr! FOJt, Jr. and 100, Wav~J,y, W, Va., Mlddloport; tll)!le Farley, Jr., twG head at $230each; Ra.YFranl<, Wllkeavfllo: Lillie Nltz. lhirt.< Racine, $230; Ruoeell OXley, 111. lord; PhiliP loloon, Pomeroy; E¥5, Athena, one at $170 and .,._ eiln Montaomtll', I.qivWe. oilier at $180. SUNDAY llSCHARGEs -JII.loRq Frank, eon of Mr. a n d lillliiCI l.tcCI~ Jiidlth Ml>llin IIDword Frank of Raelne, Kodiht. Ella LarUe, JtJHil)dne was the 1lliii!Pst )lllrchaoer of Blevlnl, NeWt Nel..., Mro. Halan animal. tie Rockhold and son. Bill Like . Miller's •inc• TWO DRAW FINES 1'lnl defendant& werellnedover the Weekend In tlte court or lriJcl. dltfllOrt Mlt¥or C. 0. Fisher, U.,.d J.lolbtald, :If, Belleview, wullnedfiOOandcostslltd .......,ed to lllreo di.Y• In ~ on charps or drlvJnr lihUe lnCO>tlclled, and GII)'W,IIIl1Jer,23, llan'llonvJDe, .... lined $10 and costa on apeedJng charpa. Car, Truck In Collision c. my ·. MAYTAGSERVICE. THAT'STHEBEST eWe Seryice Your Old Wringer Washer and Your Automatic • We Give You Tire Best TraCfe-ln Allowance Far Your Present Wcrsher • Why Buy Where You Have ADoubt Of The Service Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Here and It Sure! - ard, MEIGS Rutla... Furniture -142-4211 Pal'kor.ll!lurr. FrlenciJ mq c.aU ot Ute 41nerai home allti' 3 p,m, toda,y. ...... 0. TCNIGHT AND TUESDAY March 11-19 THE F!JM.FLAK MAN <Technlcolor) Gtorp C, Scott· 9,11 4'0D uau.edllliuie !.<Jtaa Luck ' Pock of Trouble !IHOW STARTII7 PI! SPECIAL ~lNG SET · , ' "Now Utatlioth Houooaof£alt" rreu have tljljlroved tltla~ U•o meosure, It Ia •. , tbtit the Prelldent liBnJ fi at ·thf'tsnt opportunlf¥... • TAKEN T~HOSPirAL: ' Dick Jlltte, P~olllloiu11 foreman olpliocliCtlon II \1~ h1111 Co11J., became W lihUe II work UCI Wll llkiD ID' Holoar Hoopltal 11y ._F~ ambulaiice. It wu t CIOrtea '~· was· from exltaalllon- ili.iv ' Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy. rour Shopping Center ·i ' ' Whirlp,clQI,~efrigerators, and Freezers-· l ' f \ \. co1ors in ~v,IBraided Rugs in all sl!~~ 0~ tht.2 1 And on the 1st floor anothqr big 1i,p1IIIII - Canl)onRoyal Family [, ) • oos wl)ldtIn:::~:.,;~: 11>11 tesa than The JIOlo w• the .i lllltiOI on ·liM! 'biioja of ·~ students !or udt teadJer. ' The-~~~ 30 II DO 1111801' CODaldered '',Pi!(· (ectlon" In• teac!tlllg ·"""" ~ "'-'' ~·IC )octo, l!'at ' more' .., ~ tliooif>t · at a tlnte 'ln oome ·f!~da ,and ju,ol 11 elfe¢vely, M 'llld. Total'un- .,. balance Ia· A<eurrlni In s o m e (Continued OD PliO 2) I Weather en tine Cloud)', warmer toni"'- acat.. tered .......,., and .PO&aibly tilunderllhowers. Low In low 50s. Wemelde,y clou<IY, ..-red showers, thundershowers. FIVE CENTS TUESDAY. MARCH 19. 1968 . ' ' ·:::::::::::·:::·:·:;:::·:·:·:·:·:·:;:::·:·:·:·:;:;:::·:·:·:::::·:·:·:::::·:-:;:;:·:·:;:·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:· :=::;:;:;:;:;: ;:;: ~;:;: ;: ;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;: Viet Cong Officers Claim Council Hanoi Has Tips on Raids \ ·~ . ..' ' SAIGoN (UPO - U,S. 1!5~ stratolortreiSOI Ove tlm'eo ~ struck the North VIetnam••• trooPS surroundlow tile Marine fort of Explore..~ Khe Sinh on South Vietnam's northern border• In ~n, two Viet Cong o!licero who defected to tho SOath Vietnamese governnlent told newsmen Communllt Corctl u•ttwed off b)' Hanoi Intelligence on the oPProxlmatetlmoandplace of tilf strato(ortress raids. U.S. mUltary NOkesmen said they "reprd. it unlikely that this Ia true," 1 Boundary Proposal The oight>oenglnod strote;;lt ed maetlow no M!Go, • Alr C<!mmand bombero to<1oJ MUitary souroeo ID Saigon staged lour raid& In one areod sold the North Vletnomeoo IIIII' ID 10 ll!ile• Mrthwoat Kilt • be . ..v~nr dltlrlr .u~~:~.J~, ' linger, and Kartiot Ba~ardnir· · Paul Crouch, s. c;;. BaUer, I.IQ.qJan, Hob Wima!Ol', I . . ,.,,~' ~~ Jl~vise Policies . On .1-!Jri~ge Saf~tY . ' . WASiiJNGrON (UPI) ·- F.ederal Hlgbwq Aclnln!otratur Lowell K. BrlclweU oljd MD~ guidelines and Procedures lor ln•.Pectlon of hlghwll,)' bri<I!Jil .ar• belnr modlfiedlnthewake ollast'Ilec:ember's , !»lleP•e ol.tile Sl\'-"'' Bridge. Bridwell, Jn ·tt'-!!'tOny beloro a Senato IIUbllt worko subcom~ittee on rOads, slla~tbe AsaoclatJonof American Railroad a was also rwlewlnr Ito iniPacllon and rat!DB .Procedures. Tho aui!CommltiOi has bean i:ooltJuetlnr bridge Oaletj> heax- ventuey o! 1111 highway bridges. He estimated there are mw lil,o !o<U•Inr on the collepse or about 190,000 bridges on the •• tha Sllft!' . Bridge. Uon'& railroads, He said more BrldwoU to&tlllod the Bureau than 500,000 bridges are on the of Publlei Rooila and tho Ame"' ·!•an Aa111.0l.uon of- stall Hlp state hlgbwoy oystoma which are tho ref5110nsfbllltl' or state or l'lY Of!l<ll'l• have de~ local~les, a aulde . an lnSj)OCtJlln ol ~ brlcltl¥1· The - .Proo ceduie , wOI~provJde auldellnes , IgS, JB for awe 111!'1 local authorities w~ ha'f' riiiPO!lllbUI~ ror eon~uetlni IIi-tiona. • 'l!ltirite lllrectlve In iddltioi., BrldwaU said, the Bui...U ... ill dl....... ,, Procedures ' O!dois 9f 001111\Y llld !ndepen. 1 P11'1• of 'tlonl lairs will share Jn the anplll)ticta, :ooal distribution or the Ohio Fair a wOI Fund - a record $94f,898A8 ~n- •cmdllJ• ~~or-, er.Ckioi:l "'~, State , ., Auditor . ' . ' ' .: . :~·...... . ,_ See the new·RcA Victor COlor rv :s.~The new· 'r JnMiddllfJOi'l, SIZE Of'· CM!JlES A FA GrJ:t0N '!be nymber o1 , flll!dents Jjer class wa1 bJ;ouilrt uP for Ilion and Hargraves Forts in 5 Strikes on Enemy Around Beseiged Khe Sanh . Gall' Receive Cut Of .State Fu,nd •• <Will llwolve i .Yast amllUDI of work. 'Ibis proposal hao ·not been approached lightly," he -.,ld. ~ Plfent. tile first to 11'18tlon tlle·\'tcommendatlon, chareed that IJ\e .lli'Oi>oAI would recltlre 10me U))IHlr srodera to chllll&O sehoola lllroe tlmeo belore Iller sraduate. '!be mother said that abe leell this Is not tiDnd lor children. Harsravos <OIIIIIel'ed that tile students and teachers would be the 11rne, regardless of t h e building. he added lllat he would obJed I!' any small school.whldt odored the eame teacher loldlInr the aame child tho asme POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Me' RUTLAND- The ilut!anllrtre .DIIPartment wOI have a -~ol mest~nr tonllht 'I 7:30 p, n.. at the lire hall lor tile atate lire ochool. AU memitora areeacouraged ID llltlnd; · ', ' CONTRIIIITl'E ~14 . SYRACU!I: · ' TboLadteoAwoo lilal')' of ' tile ' !b'ra. ·•oo Fire Plrtmlnl •hallllltde 1 ' ·VO.. XX NO, 240 ""l' blll, H. R. 129&'7," Mli- Ier. IdattQri~l 41~ tl)e .Proee•• . ''· ler sold. '!be bill rollneo lltcOme lim· 111 lor ibe Ylilaran Poio~a and tltelr do)llllldanto In an etlorl to provenl a ~. !If· i dtitlilliiit looibd ttiCi'lilllilli ' of ........ and tileb' dapontlents rocelviog a net lou of Income when SOda! SileUtJI;y J>iM; tits were Increased · ·' <.... "II """'d bave .,._ UDeOIIeel· onable, .... tliblql, llllll!tadloa.. al, for CCI!gi'ell'to !!lqi&Mniloi. slon benelfll, oni,y 'tO, !II~ that IIWIJI of 1)111' vot.ran:':% widows <n: otbel.- ~; ~ . ed up wltb leas .....,;"latfliCII- wOuld haYi been eallor -lor him not to ' make hi' stud'onl OGIIIOI- Devoted To 1Jae lntsre&t. Of The Meig.-M010n Area WASIIINGTON - Colli. Clar· ence E, MIIIOf, IJ!II! Ill~ Ohio, Satuntay pnliOdqtoweekla· actton b)' the senate Ill illllrlplog Ita !IP)II'OI'al 111 Ute !lou... puled Veterans E<Pv bill to plug loopbolu In lite ....r.m JlOIIIion lawa. ·'I .... pliued to' note that the 8j1Jl1'(1\'ad lite llouoe blll without amOil\l!llenl, lncelrporaU., tilt balk ]ll'lndjtlaa of Drive·ln i) . at y '<,onrreu officially rocoBDized tn 1961 thlt Samuel .. UncJeSaltt'' Dies Sunday Showing Our fxcluslve Mayt1 g Bldg. .•· Used Exclusively Por CERTIFIED l • Now You f\now Mary Lieving ....... ,, rill· • TULSA, OKLA. - Roberts, well-known evan,ellotaod ~residant of Oral Roberts Universlcy, was recetvedintomemberlbjpof Tulsa' a Boston Avenue Methodist Church Sunda¥· Roberts, who has conducted evangelistic crusades. around the world, has been identHied as a minister In the P~mteeoat:al Ho1Jnes1 Church. , u/at - • ror farm~the rlae of Qllllolle1 'Oideb ,._ place ltlltlral tibora u cotlllt and wool. Betwe. 1940 and I.KS, tile Illare of tlte u.s. llber marbl ~ld by tile ~ IIbera ..,._ bled !rom 90 jlir celilll> 55.1 .POr eent. virtual\)' lndlstlngulahable !rom chicken, ham and beef," Brown aaJd 4 'Dne major u.s. food firm is already test marketlng a substitute Cor bacon." COLUMBUS - SEN, ROBERT KENNElJI', [).N.Y., was selected Large scale commercial production or substitutes lor meats, as Democratic presidendal candidate J.n a mock convention by Oblo if it became a realll)', would be hJsh school students hare thl• weekend. The political arena in nrlniature was every bit aa rough aod tumble as the real tflins as seven southern .statea walked out after Kennedy's selection in the thitd round and ctw:tse George Wallace as their own front runner. They hel<J a nteOtlnB or the American lnd&r·endent Part;y and selected WaU""e as their presidential candidate and Gov. John Connally ot Texas as vice president. . "!!I: .., tloiiJ tl Wlufl& . . . . caoola. All alder .,. • '-..._. devollltallnlla tile lloW of ... By United Press International MINNEAPOUS, MINN. - P!lESliE NT Jclm1011 Ia an rOllte tD ~lis tor an _..Pearance at1heconventionofthe national Farmers Union, tlte ol!Jto of VIce President Hubert Hwilj>hrey &llliouqced tocla,y In Minneapolis. The President, Hlll!lj)hl'O)"a olllce said, Is scheduled to land at the naval air Station near Minneapolis at 10:1$ L m., CSI'. He fa scheduled ID address tile convention shortly after tha~ H...,q•o cllfice saJd there was ro Indication in word received by workers there as to when JohnSon Is SCheduled to leave MlnneapoUs. l .eontl!l'!' · _ B • ,/-: llews ••• rn · rzeJs ·:~; ~:~!~l= ~~ ~ t~:;~i:~{r:~:i:; :~:~!f~~=:i:;:~~~~~~~!~: ~!t:~:;~~=~ ~ H:~:1:;:i:i:i:i :~:~:j:~:~:t~i~:;:;:i1i ;~ =ii~:1:~:~i{ii:iil:;:~q· 7\T o::~; Hlgl) Accorri(D.f ,10 IIMI ~-· or U\e Middleport dono oe: ~.!'ll\"rlr\tOnllnt, '!!"'· Qe further projl!)IIO• ~ ~- !iall ~~ ,11111 tb be .eill!'1 ol8hll1 and nlntlt sradersat, ~"! at . l;'<!!jl~., ,~all teild ciAa""l bellnnins non rail . PID~~}' l!!'if~ b,a"!J.U .,.t ln'Pomeroj<. traek .., ,~.,.m. , il,. niJif>t•o ' STAY Jlli Rll'I;I..AND? A- h~ "!'1'001 be buill . • · ol that ) • He ·pointed out tast nl!lhl tltat In ~· ,dii!IJ:Iict;~~·l I h a I which •l•!llal of, ' 'A ·large lllOJ<!riiYOfllleteiifh· aevenih ' and elllltllt gadori of belldbl& wll illkt ~~~.~~ to , &IIJI.Orilltend- ers alrec~¢i! by ,' tile P"''"''"'/. Rirtlalta could !'Qjllain In Clllllllnlcl an<', I• ~lill"~ to l!e - was slv,en C<lll'l'lldatfuo a)re&olr had vot- eommUIIIIY It It Is dealred. rOadl' In ~er, !,989. ed . In favor of tho La1i1 However, one Rulland JlOl'OlJi A "notllhell" ,ou~lqe of lh e nl8hl ' ·rew or' the Pat"1'1• 'II- lildlca!ed tltal, jlerhaps, arrange. ,plan .and tile·~~ 10 be or. • at a ' hearing on the mat- tetidiDB were al!abiot tile .Pro- moots Could be made lor seventh ler.<!d were gl~, by, ~aves ' ler Mondal' nlllltt at tile Middle- poSaJ but apparently were far an~ · efllltlh graders Ill ere to at- to open the ("~11DB' Wlll.ch .waa , port High sthool, outnumbei'<id by thoae who felt tend the new junior hllllt school well attended uy ,IOa~..-.s. . Over 100 parehts and teach- that Hsrrraveo was offering a I at Pomero)' next fall so tllat BEITER Oli'Poli}.'UIIJTY ers wire Dt the meeting which good recommendatfuo. they Would be keeJl)DB UJl lifth lhirsraves stre ..eil'that t h • was called by Hargraves. He had Hai'gravea has recommended the' others In those grades rrom mo.ve YiQuld "".~ a better made a l imllar proposal to the thaloophomoreo, junloraand son- the dl&lrlct and,also be given tile learnillg ~rlunli.Y ~and a bet·board 'Ill edueatloit Iaiii Ye a r lora or the entire dlstrictattmd advantages that obviously will be ler llarnlitg lill)'lrollmMI "lor · Which wiio dfillipod when opposl- school next tall at the Mldrlle- olferea. yOilr .' children" anp also tltat It port ========:::!..jla:rtm:en:t~s.:rv~:c:•~·- - - - . me':t:,ddl~:::::;cll':~~ • :•: :•.:•:•t•:::::t):::w::~m::::;ml•i'ji:iii•i'i+dit:mt:t:ti:i:t•:: : :t:iiWMt' . 3: LOCATIONS ! . The, ¥~ will •be made r.., ::::;.;.;:;~:; ~~= :·:··-:·:· · ;:;:;.;.;•.:;:~:::: ;.·.·.... : -=·:·:·: 'l:h~ Southern LOcal Teachers Assn. will meet Thursday, March 21, at the Racine IHglt School. Letart Falls teachers will present tile JlrQgram, Tho Classroom Revolution, including a film strip on new devet .. opments in education. & A round table discusa'lm on tile film will be held lollowiDB the showing, Uoano Wolle, president or the assoclation, sold tlte lllm should stimulate theinterestolteachenand the communlQ< In eduoatlon. :·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·~:-:·:·:-:·:-: ·:·:·:·:·:·:;::::::;.;:::;:::: ·:·:-:·;::::::: Active Funds • $103,655.62 Ftmeroy vUlage active Cunds at the beglmJDJ of March tolnled $103,655.62, acCOfdlng to tlte moolllly report or Clerk Ema l>choenleb presented "' council Monclay nigh~ Balances of the various lunda Included ieneral, $13,041.21; boat clock, $192.98; fire dejlartment, $5,8~.83; cemetor1 $757..81; street, $1i,289.83; state hlahwa..v improvement, $602.G1i uttlli.Y, $3,041.30; walfr departmentoperating fund, $24,940.3?; water dopartmml.- lmpravement lund $39,003.07; Wiler dejlartrnent-ruaranty meter fund $2:,431,27; .Pirklllll l<l& ~ lUnd,· $8,Sl9.94. 'lbo ..illaS.,aJoo ~!"1 .~87,. 645.91 or lnaetbo funds brlnr· lng the to1n1 or .U funds at. "111e '• I l \ ' . dlollale tax.qll\2 W,cent WOller,~ ,at "11.Qhlq r"PieiOiltS anlnere'ase over .last yeari and to f7,9~0,'1~9.26 !Olal to tho cOUIII,Y and !!lira a!n<e tholiond be~ "! q,, m,antbljj t:t~J,l!l'llltiiBiatlv. .. .Firo 301.53,· The . lnldl,v~ ~ :In-, ·''• . olude $1~,348, 44, sanltaor ..,._ ors, and $18,297,47, bond retirement, Iii'!. . . J!-w ~ "!iiioreel· llnow -~ I!' ..,ca.ro.~ sr~ Amortc~ ~til ?t~-·=~~~~::,·u further. tho P"!J>>iafto straJcbton when ·lba monsoon <~ lift • . .. bquntlarloo - - Pontei'O)' and MA~tlhrllom~ . lrl!dtllllOrt along the 0onc1 road over tho Hlllitl-llelpiaw .,..., South VIetnam IIPOIIoaman ciL¢E'SJ'OW- -~ ~ nlah~ aald thll IAII wllll 4,201 CollJ!nll•kidet M. B.~ . ' . Mo)-or Charles ~ .PresensCommunlata wore killed In hu,-..._ed ~.POiatm.... of.' ed a IIIII' oubriiltted b)' Fred V. ' C row, Pomeroy attorney, ""tlon b)' aWed loroea. They ft!Otl" A,PrD I, 'of slid IDher 878 were ell)tured lfo'!ir<l, ~< - llllltlct One Slpwed In detail the ProPoSal, Crow'• plan caUad·lor tile~ and that · 11119 Communlll ~·with headquartoroln Chirlealj)n. !Iowan!, .Prevlouo. llOXIIlon b)' Middleport of a ...,_ · - won Hlzed. Go...,. ment lorcealoot267 mea kWed, II Dlotrlct SIX F~ II tlOD In tlte vlclnliY or the Mlddle962 wounded lllid 186 mluJnr in Moundavllle, succeeds Franl< port dump, which Is in Pomeroy IICtlnn laat weirk. U.S. ooouaiQ< W, Rogero, ao head or District limits. Attitudes of cOUDCilmen One Which lncludea Boone, on the matter varied. ligures lor Iaiii week will be Cl'>'1 Kanawha, Muon and Dln Collins indicated he Qs relealfd. a1 u:al6&1, TJwr._,, Putnam counUea. Ro&v• renot favor giving awa,y any Porn~ algood ID a<:cept emplO)'IIIant roy land and Franklln Rizer said with a Private contractor. in his oPinlon the action should be token II it wUl result In . housing In the section -een Lincoln HeJ8hts and Mldtleport. 1 Middleport ol!lclals reportedly wAliHINGTON (UPl)- A caro driven b)' Eugene F. have a,reed ID move their dlll!lj), high.Jevel advisory conunluion Moore, t%~ Rt. 1 Cheshire. and located Inside tho Pomeroy ..,_ on veterans Programs cUled KeMeth W, Madden, 39, Itt. 1 .POratlon limits, fC Pomeroy ww Dann 0. Taber, 7!, of 367 OSLO (VPI) - Crown Prince a,ree tD the boundary &tra!ght• toda.f lor ol!panded bt~!t& Middleport, were Involved In a Pike St., Kanaup, a veteran rlllifog from increased dlsiblll- minor accident at f:52 p.m.l\lon- Ohio legJ.alator, died early lhll Harald ol Norway b)'l)lllled Ell- lnr ProPosal that would give Mltltl' componsation ID higher clay on Rt. 35, two-tenths of a mornJnr at hlo home !rom an rope' 1 princeuea and will marry dl$rt some acreage DOW si~ burial allowances for the mUe north of Ga.lUpo.Us. -ent heart attaek. ' the bloode dao81tter of an Oslo ed inaide the Pomero)' corpor., nation's eJ~~.aervicemen. The ~ Hiathway Patrol sald Taber hold tlto Slate R e p r e- storekeeper, a royal announce. Uon limlts. The Sr'OUPJ arter a year-long both vehicles were headed north, lentatlve•a post ln Gallla Coun- mont said today. He will be tile No action was taken on the fir II heir tu a European tilrone matter. It was tabled lor 111ture stu<lf, made 7& reoommenda- the Madden car behind tho Moore '1;)' for a record anen terms tions Cor changes in veterans car, and &toWed at a conl'tl1t0- 19S3 tltroalllt 1966 - before re- to wed a commoner. consideration. A statement read before the benellts In a report ID the tlon area. lrloore backed 141 toll- llrlnr ll'om politics. In other activity council: national Pari!Amlllt said the 3J. House Veterans Affairs Com- 1 low an approacbq ell' room to - Discussed Clhle TV .ProlHe ..... to Galllilolllln 193? miUee. .Proceed and struck the llladden ID do publicley wark on commu- year~ld prince was engaaed to pect,. Jn Pomeroy. Mayor Lepr The major proposals · center car. SonJa Harald901l, 30. Their ro- said a representative of a firm ni()' projects ror tho late Dr. mance baa been an open secret was e)l)ected at the last m... on servtc~nn~ted dl$abil1ty There was oo damap to the C, E. Holzer, Sr. . In Norwoy alnce they met In ing of COWJC il but has rot been CODl.llenlltlon. · It said tile Moore car and minor damap to Mr. Taber "II a veteran of 1959 . present basic rate of f300 a · the Madden car. No one wU iDo World War L Fl!fteral servleea heard !rom. month lor tolallY dlaabled jured and no charp was l!led. will be hold at 2 ~.m., 'lbiD'o'!be annowtoement said KlnB -Decided to Hnd lour or veterano Should be boooted $100, Lote Moncll)' afternoon, 16.,.. Olay V gave his IIH>roYOI, more JlO)Ico department -toy. dlt¥ It Ute Wauitl..Jia!IO)'-Wood which would coot about $11.2 !dontlllell moturist &truck ahJab- F111eral Home Ia GaiU)lOH.a. , The match marked a romance ees to a stote hlghwoy patrol mllllon lor the 112,000 such way marker on J1t- 7, five-tenths Burfal wW ba In Mounlj HW possllll,y unrivaled In Norway BIOnsored school tor tra1n1rw In veterans. or " mUe south of the junction of Cemeleey, Frlondo may call at IInce Gov. Nelson A. Roc:ke- giving breath analilltion tests Plfmontl lor .PartiAl dllal>lli- 111. 2fl, '!be .Patrol I• invellllcat. the funeral home belweell 4.e feller'siOn, steven, married his t,y would be lncreuOJ b)' o 1111o mother' • Norwegian maid, Ame- 6S:er;:~.:nrg~. ~~ ~.'~~/~ and 7-9 p.m., WociDtldar. percentage equal to tho lncroaoe Marie RaiDIIIIOll In 1959, showed councilmen tlte eypil Of In tho cost of living Index since (C<!ntlnuedon.P&ge 2) -', llec:, I, 196$. The Pant~! IIi~ ' jlte .PrO•ent mo>~moan bOrne loan Mr•nt.Y Mee~ the,Me~· Teaehen or $7,500 lhould be jllereaaed to $10,000 and ·tho $1?,500 maxi·mum . dlre<t' )oaa-,-made In arlu · •h""e · onioed loW ' . ~1 l~ ~· · ~. ort J11 1' avaUabl..,..llbouliJ ·be ·. to ·~;ooo l!llh Ia a and mullc. Her communiI)' actlv- .. IK. 1bbert L. the Vurlaa · . . ltJol lnvoiYI hor &I I &lndl,y ·:· president lor · could go---~ ~ weller and In the orea ,:.. dustrlal llai&OII at of hlglte•. edit . · atmullc. ()', wUI be tile prfnelpol Rir taken -At the IIIIo PannsyJ. :;., llesf<gl Wost ::. Carl :·· the Ohio 5:30 p.m. Expanded Benefits The hit Communllll positlool Just ·to the west Ol·th• 6,00I).Jitarine base and a mOe from tho Laos border, Air War In oilier developmenu, on Air , Force FlOO SQpersabre jet was shot down duriDJ 71 Amerlun bomblow mlaston• qalnit North VIetnam ldondl,y, the 812th u.s. plane loss over the Qlmmunlst nation and the lllird In two claya, One of tho two crewmen was rescued. The ptlott repon. llanl• Proposed Two Cars in Dann Taber Minor Wreck Dies Today Commoner to Wed Prince .l.ocal ,A.t HarruO,iiville Sc4ool SEORC To •. .· Meet At OU · •" her ? � 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. 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