https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6afe3286cc76a6194bb1dddad04d268b.pdf a1a3c95c8a14b6d825e9cb7eee0a2edb PDF Text Text '. ,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 ? �' ,. I ' inJuries \, v a~ on crach ,\ chamlrladi' • played to chaJilPimsbl om aa a ~mot to . t~e modi s. l'(ere nothing but r hes ahd I · rot want a le Heart," he liatd. uTh can ve me &lU' eda1 y wan but I t! without a p.urple heart." ter.m has e "T~ iver7thlns r roc II colletp lncludlllli: h t. and atofal l!repoW 'I' iippe) lpQ all I , the .c.., c. ~tar ule 'fotal Effort to h d • Sou th Rev. allier Jolin Turel olllclatlng. will 0u Lad.v or Cemetery at Lang lor hla Monday N -Ohlq It of the ,the dallgerou e our llanol th I in Washing- '. spring of • y Llmited-ecli ntOSU Mustang rdtop The lheswik' • U HTHIR he pt prillni ia • 0 s. 'i ' r ·, ' "· ~ e ve o e reat lan or ou. • '. ' ' i' • -~- •- ' " c .I ~ut-0· ---AnniOUDeed �' ,. I ' inJuries \, v a~ on crach ,\ chamlrladi' • played to chaJilPimsbl om aa a ~mot to . t~e modi s. l'(ere nothing but r hes ahd I · rot want a le Heart," he liatd. uTh can ve me &lU' eda1 y wan but I t! without a p.urple heart." ter.m has e "T~ iver7thlns r roc II colletp lncludlllli: h t. and atofal l!repoW 'I' iippe) lpQ all I , the .c.., c. ~tar ule 'fotal Effort to h d • Sou th Rev. allier Jolin Turel olllclatlng. will 0u Lad.v or Cemetery at Lang lor hla Monday N -Ohlq It of the ,the dallgerou e our llanol th I in Washing- '. spring of • y Llmited-ecli ntOSU Mustang rdtop The lheswik' • U HTHIR he pt prillni ia • 0 s. 'i ' r ·, ' "· ~ e ve o e reat lan or ou. • '. ' ' i' • -~- •- ' " c .I ~ut-0· ---AnniOUDeed �( . . ' -· I ' ' I · ' 4 I. t<l ,"4'· · , . ' t • Wahanib ,. ,. •!IA&lN The first IINIUil four ba..c oubjocla of·Enalllh llaltle ol tile Sdlled illulla- · Scl..,.t, Socillllilldtea 111n 4 aented recently at Wahama lllP ematlca, School, proved to be a ~HallUcf, llllltt!U'IilemWIIulod~eacll aib: ..1.. The coolest wao a G-E College Bowl We program with tllree panola ol seniors, Juniors 11111 oophomores. The senior panel was Joke Howerd, SleYe Fowler, Alan Hart and lllrry vanMeter; Jllllior panel, Dam,y Bizer, Beeky Burrlo, John John..., and Lam Carpenter; Sophomore panel, Dick Ord, Becky Roush, Roser Keeler 111111 Mike 'l1lolnp1111. llooald VanMeter was the moderator. Judges and scorekeepers were Mr. Gerald Rupe, Mr. Earl Knif!lol, Mr. John Walkino, Mr. Scott Wlllock, Mr. Mlcllael Whalen., The questions were objeellve multiple choice taken !rom tt ~ ' ' IDg to the jlldpo and the audl- once tllal tllOJ knew the queolion. At ~aolao the oeoro was tied atl45-145--145. T h 1 1 made the laot holhery tenee as tile panola listened earellllly ror tile- 111eolloo. 111 the andtlloiiiiP\JOmoraaiolned tllnl<lllrl' wttii200polnto. The )mloro wereiiOCGild wltlll8SIII1II tile lll!lllorslast wltl1180. The National llllllor Society preaented tile aaeembly to encourap the deolre roreducatloo. Tilt BaUle <i the Sdlled Slrullo will be presented amually at Wllhama Htlllo School the llrst Tuesday in March. Market Reporl ' - • : , • : • : : i • ' • : • ~ ' ~ ; ~ TUESDAY BOSWORTH COUNCll. 46, Ro.Y· at IIIII Select Maoters, special auombly to conter royal and select maoter desree, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the POmeroy Maaonlc Temple. MIDDLEPORT CHILO Conservallon League Stanley party to . be held at 7:34J p.m. Tuesday, Columbia Gas or Ohio otrlce. Members • - to bring guests. GROUP n, Women's Aasoclatloo, 7:34l p.m. Tueadll)' at Middleport Firs! United Presbyter. !an O.urch; Mrs. F.cldleBurkett, hostess. t'RlENDLY CIRCLE, Trlnlt,y United Chureh of Christ, 8 p.m., at the church; Mrs. Pearl Mora has the r~ m-naram. '"'0 POMEROY CHAPTER SO, --~ cialeonvocltion7:30p.m.toeon- GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Saturday, Marcil 18, 1988 SALFS REPORT OF OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK-CO. HOGS - 17> to 220 lbo. 18 to 19; 220 to 250 lba. 18 to 19; Lllllt 16 to 19; Fat sows 12 to 18; stags 12 to 14; Boars 10 to 15; SOWs and Pigs 60 to 100; !Jioats 8 to 16. CATTLE - Steers 20 to 26; Heifers 18 to 24; Baby -Beef 20 to 26; Fat emvo 12 to 19; Comers 12 to 16; Bulls 18 to 22; Mllk Cows 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES _ Tops 39.50; seconds 32 to 36; Medium 26 to 32; Com. and Hva. 22 to 3>; Culls 18 to 24. SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. 5 to 10; Slo<k Ewes 5 to 10; Fat Sheep 4 to 10; Culls 1 to >; Bucks 4 to 10; Fat Wethers 5 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 24; Seconds 18 to 22; Lllllot Wis. 16 to 20; Common 14 to 16. -~ ;" , ~ ~ ~ *"" " tar PeggY, ·Mr,lnd - ty Marcll.14, Coimt1 ~.B. Wal · ....,._ 1 ~= ° Service ·centei·· I • • - I • I .. BOWLING WEDNESDAY LATE ll!l'ED WOn Lost ~Uers , , , , , ; , , , ,18 9 Hardly Ables , , , , , , ,16 11 t No Trum,pa •• , , , • ,14 13 MC's • • • • • • • • • • o • o13 14 Born Losers .' • , , , .. i2. 15 "-sploners 8 19 JIIUUU t.... Hi&h Ind. . I· Serleo - "'·alter '~ :t stewart, 567; Vlqbila HoYt, 440. · ' i:.Otii' llo~'f63. High Ind. Game- Waltat Stewll'!,ll04, ' -~ Cl&trllloofl PP•• ... or "I" I" ' . ' - . Kl NG GO II:DWARD • . . . . . . . Haevy duty etlgl111l ......,.....,...,.,lty ·..• ,., 11- way seat, radi•>. tinted glass, wjsiw ifres, wheel diacs Chance your U.Uer. home from o11 to our depeodsble BOTTLED GAS. Avoid traeze up and nre hazard. Wo con cl1a,.e :rour haollng in~ day, Phone ua oowlor-vice. RUTL~~b FURNITURE . "You'D Like Our Qualliy Way of Doing Busineu" Cadilla~-Oldllll!Obile Pomeroy, Oblo Edg~ '":-- ~auss M'OO·RE,'S :.. . ·- "'oi;ll't~.\' S.rvlce Center,Of!811 Fri; TU ·-~~ ~~ .;,.~ . 124 W. MAIN 992·2841 : P.,OMEIQV:" ,·..., . • • ,_ ,_,.,. ~· ' 11.; . ' ' ·,-------------, . 'j. ;~, .• ' • ' ·. ~ ' . - i, ' '' ' I ; ' . 't· ' ' :: G'!~~~i~ aurp~ . ,. c~Udren, woekog~Ba~rd Mr~. vial~ ·M!il:"''r:t~:J'.~~d~ ojjoke..; • ~ veci ~ ~ . ao · deleple !rom the wen .dl•cu•ll!ll , t"!if'itliij,~o- Day Ob!I"FVj . IDci' "" A»rli. 30. Oetalls o1 the '• .will be out ' lil! · ....,Jiltttl of XI Comma 'MD illtiiiObiO •Eta Phi ChiJ,ters. ';· ,n m Jll!led thaltheqomteat," .11;11 -~ltee -will report at the tneelinJ, The state "'ll'YIII• ~On Iii ,.:bo1!!\d 1p t;~Jllimbu,!, ·. -.. -~ ·.'·41. Ob~,.co -- L------------.., • rec~~~eralilll !emlnlni~ Youth Debate • :;:: . • j I'ns Ope_ll nterljain ·,~ - . ,:. CJevQfiO fa , . I· . .. , .I (i 6 S fv1ee 1 ,. ' ·~ ~·of cal .&:hDt>I ·DIIirkt.' )it •111e touQII• Adillt .-, flurtntj !II• buo!oe,ss ~'!li 111e •Brad!ot<Hli11111Cb ot Chrl•l . toncl\lcted•IIT w " chutc!i. . It wp· Wled to ci~ntr~~Mo,$30 1 'P,r-Ugg tlledevotlonswere · to tiie·t<Mo1 tpr the trill l0deilene il'atmer IIIII E•elyn · · , to Wash!Dgton, o;c.ctoi-'1119 slteey _1'forirl. -. 1 coderenco Patrql- .0( • meedng, and tbe It wasrlfll9rled,tnadlo_allout trealurtr'l' rOjiOrt waopv,811 by $115 . .. act!viUea. ajO!Dbita of thoijla; cupcakes, rll meeting will be held at the trol wiD lio.lji>llorod'at the APril .fee Wore ""'ved !ollowlnc' ,the · home of Mr. and Mra. Wllllam meetlnc of the P.T.A. meetlnc by Mr, arid Mro, l!en -.rt, Athens. Mrs. nut h Mobile to name.! tbo'I.O Jnd , Bern1iz 'will present devotions, P.T.A. havearrlved Mrs, Bob .Grlml!l 111111H. and Mrs, Bernice Carpenter will and- basketball havetheprosram. authorised by thellllithlvebeen "!!'•: Philson cooduct- lnotalled. It was l'<IIIOrte.i ihat ed tht period uolnc a - allele lorllle at 1 the collect from the Book o! the alementary school has 1 PraYorsandexeerptslromldeal ordered; _ . I • Mapzlne. Mro. Chlorus Grimm Needs o! the .,.,. read "I Hove Seen Him," dlscoseed and It waaorotedtopur. I A dlacuaston on the Grand chase 20 cUPBi • Chapter, "now and then" was led Richard Vaughan, Mrs. Don 1 1 Ben Philson. Refreshments MuUen_lnd Mr., _ltoJmond Baker were served from a table decor- were BPJlOinted to tbe nominating ated in the St. Patrick'• Day comDiittee. . . I theme. were gardenias Tho Hov, Howard I presented to each ""l_mber from ened tile meetlnc with prayer, to Fund . .,.:l;)l .~lacb, Mid racel(tl~ ~ ~ llf•· Palp~rre&ilminute• In·~~ pt,.~us ~~era, ~i'lnc .~IIQ'i !~(·!laY ~~.t,l!llkey. ~:r,lehes, andc~ ~soPVro>edtO'rpurJ''Jiile tho~e cbeae~ ·lhO Mr.'~d neta_'aDdrim~ r•••••••••~·~~OIIia•••••••;l,,.;,,.·,••• ;.;,jii;~, ~no ~ I pt.fg~ do~en ~ o~eterla Fa~o *" ~top.. s . A $10 contrlbutlontothellally Vacation Bible School project was made by the Willing Workers Class o! the Enterprise E.U.B. Church. Friday nliilol at the home .I ll Mrs. Aplea JJ!>oa, M!ullin-othytoncpresldedat the mocllng opened w I fh groupslnc!Dgolthehyllm,"Blesaed Asourance." Paalmo 58 was rend by Mlsa and the eveniDg prayer was II!' Mrs. Agees Waeks whlc~ Lon~ llld the Old" by Mra. Beairice Buck; ''The Best Age" by Mrs. Walko; "He" by Mro. Linde Fullina; "Farm Sale" by Mrs. Mabel Moore. As a !UIId"rololnc project lor the cltmemberpalda• peJU11 lor h Inch ol I h e I r befiht . . The•' er box dooaled by Mrs. •Milhoan was won by Mrs. Dolores Will. Mrs. Week• received socret pala birtlld!U' 111ft triimher class,~ ' •~·me A P:....,. of tr R lr -·· nl ed ·--am poe Y was pree s were aerv senle'l lind Included "Hoid!Dg Up dur!Dg the concluding soclalbour by Mrirls. R u b y to those named and Mrs. Myrtle c; ' rary shman" by Long, Mro. Cordella Bentz, IIIII :::.el~ ~Hooo... Mrs. Helen MUhoan: "The New St. Patrick's Day Theme Carried ('\..t worl!ed . U~ted ..Adeba!e on Wi!Oihel' the Statta lhOuld coDthiite the war.,; tort· In Vloinlin waa 1~ atam~ ,of tb' Sailllit Yotlt!> FeiJOws!ii Of the Pomeroy Flrot BIPUst, ~~burch &indty nlcb~' P!'1'iJ'• ~.. was leader tor tilt alllrmatl . V.•· side . of ... e ••• • batt, "' "'!'"' : while Mar7 _Lou Ash Pre- .· MAroN- . ' .l .ll ·, ' ' ., '. , Mo,tp 1· I 1 I I I 1 I ~-=r .::·w~~=w~ were mlido to attend 1 PromotiOns at I:.N Foote l.f:' I A St. Patrid<'s Doy lumera Are Announced day. The pledge to the flat< was led t>yMra.LR.NealandMra.Haro old Thomas' Girl Girls taking part were Janet Neal, VIcki Kel(9, Judy Owen, Terry Thomas, Mertlla McNeal, Diana Lynch, Barbara Fultz, St>san Pow•"• Barbara Antllony, Cln<ly Manley, and Cln!IY Demo.. key, · Theroomawardrorattellllance went to the sixth grade taught Mrs. Grace Hawley, Refreshments tile meeting were sene<! Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Mrs. Max Stewart, Mrs,Thomas, Max n.nahue, Mrs. Scout~ 39' follow~ ~ H CL·b Olficeis ~ o.~. ~~ C:,~g~~r;:::_~e Oeloreo '·nch Mrs d '"' ' • •..., .. wn McNeal I I I I I I ~n_ Unexpected Value/ B Th e iggest, Brightest Pl'cture ,·n COLOR TV 'In I I "*'· of..,_.._ Huge pan_ea luellU..IHII• onlt, ..:opt !hay COlt more to rep!-. Don~forgattheglaMwhin you go to lnaureJQUrlllace of buoln-.See ,our local A·O man for complol* oIIHo on our apadalglaaa protection policy. Be lo, Auto-Ownlrt 11Circle e1 prolocll..... SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1818 DOWNING lnsuranee ~Y Middleport, Ohio I I I l I WOOD CONSOLE I II I I I II Tho Harmon I madol 3011C This handsome contemporary walnut grained finish wood console housH the biggest picture "1- Inch picture! ~,:~r J:.oiiJ ~~~ ~~~~~ A _._ s,...-cular value at our low, low prrce. . . only I. t· 149915 1. I· II ' L BAKER"'D'"FURNITURE EPORT, OHIO . . J. I I h• II OW many times t IS year wi it . • ? ~Jall .'l'V -VAg dAumi>l-31fS liM •' ...._, ~ .. .... IIIINICI I' I a ' H ~ ACTION Fn.•n PT. PLE\\SANT- A civil aclion has b0011 filed In the olllce or Ill ct Clll eo., Hunllncton. : I I I I I I -"" u .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. Frances Carleton. ~' Announcing Birth Of Son N.arch 13 I • llalley lo married and resides dlltric!lbuth rill¥ ~ril with his lamlly In Middl@rt. A 'iootlli.tush sale .::, ~ He '-' an ~Uve member or tile 1 01\ionelnter.OtecltnPurdioS. MASON- Mr. IIIII Ml's. Rich- ClvU Air Patrol and Aircraft •- a .....,br •• -11 -· ord Plymale, of Mason, are an- OWner and Pilots Association. . • ,._._,._..,_.., u- • . to'~•"'' He haa been a member of the iact .,10111 lll,jeil, 993-$72$, or nounclnc the birth of a aon on Mlddl SaniiY Phalln, 99~3220. ' Marcil 13th at the Pleasant Val!!pOrt Volunteer Fire DeAl 111e ·m-"" besides tllooi ley Hospital, Hewellllod7poUnde Partmanl tor the »•st 15 years. named wore Becky TriPlett, 1flh ounces· and has been' namTerbetl has been wl111 Foote B ed J080tJh AndreW Mr "'-· Mineral Co11111any since June o! OCky/Stlvera, Miurlshl Durst, • s••,.. 1952 and has semd ao et~ Jim' Bartl~ George Skinner Jlll!e, the termer BeverlyRoullh, ~ - Do~e HaWley, Mra. Phalln, ..,1 1 Ia also the mother Ill a daullh- . tr!clan during that lime. Prior · tbi. :llri• Clri'W WIWIIQI~ whO · tor, K!ndar, -~ year and a hili to lolnlnc Foote Mineral Co., he · \)~ the J,IIOI!Dg wljh PrQor. old. , . . ., waa associated with the Inter. ' Gri!R>or.,ta are Mr. and Mrs. eattoeallllnester Co. ' ~- , Raj R~ah, Maooa; Mrs. Marin· _,1_arball lo married and reda Plymale, ' llintlnaton: Greet- ...... with hlo !amlly lA HendergrandiJarenla are Mrs. Clara son, w, v.., , Rouah, Mason] ..... .and Mrs. - . Alit TO WED . ~owftleiaon, HWIIillgton, and -" Mrs Birtha Pjyinale, Ko114Va! P'l'. PU:AB,rnT - ,Four couW, v): pleo have lliade appU~ono tor _.., · . marr!aae u ...... t~ 1i.8 olllce '' '· :1. : 1," · of the """"'Y clerk. 1Appb'lnc ) ,j. • ~, . were: James llwglaa1 etrroll, 4. :RriC/ers ·26, Fall• Church, vtriiiiJia, and '~ • J' · .{V -: 'fatty &Ill Newlan~ 2t, Ari!Dgf/(kl$ Va.; ,John Lewis llf~Danlel, · 1' . Jr., 23, Maaon, and Janet Kill' Tho. Melp Sao, · Mason; Hart7' Jr., 29, PlaJia. I director, whose lather died Mor>- tstrator estate ot John w. whtte tavoril wer! '¥ell. .. ...... ... .... - ..... , . .. were and ' by (OOII>• Kiilli'al eo.,-pranay, Mooroe Av'"'ue, Ft. ti Kevin and Kent Yonk,er andBiilcb ham Plint, N.W" Haveo, boa ..,_ Pleasant, llld Elfie Stutler, adStewart. oow>eed tbe PJ;O!n<Jdons of Row- dress unknown 1 Attend!Dg 1111 party oo HI i . &rd A, QoUey Resor W; Taro ;,'.• .·· ; ·• _'' \ elibth blrlhcla¥ SUnday, were Ll- ball to llie pqalt~ or A-ssistant ooel ahd Erick Cartwriibt Jeff Foreman In tbe rilatntonance deRusaall, Kent_al!4 Kevil! X<~~· plilqlent. hr, Kevin Ariii>l~, Je~d, 'iiJollO.V has been with Fpote Ml~ Ricky Icenhower llld B u 1 c h oral Co. •!nee llecem~~tr o! 195> St.,.art. .• and served as .electrician dur)'· " ~ tbaf time, Prior to iolnlng .. , h Foote Mln~aJ eo... 'he waa aS:. -soclated with Hickman Electric :;Y ~- FOR THE EN'flliE'I • . ::·~:.~:::~~:,:~:. :~-=7~~.il~:~~.~= .f,~ilid:qvor· ~~,.:~,.~~,:.J;rqt;;fons , & . :~,:~ :L or~ b' · Jana~wiii!On/l 'c• . . ,. :i" . . -e ..,._. llllll!i',~,...~"~~rt. ~~e~~--~11.- I<P!IIfed_ ~~.cPI.I!!t Of War Policy ; pl!l'e4 J!'l~• . ~('the ~Think of a~ the tmogs you 1~ ~~,~~ ~~ 1QIJ ~~ ~af .,_. . , , I 0)(-- FAIII.LY ' f . I ' . .8 MldoioPort,i Q, : . ,. '"''"~" P~ed ~ry Wall~ :.-~·=~ Elenl~, !/" J!ll!l~~ .;,a ' • "' ; '!9ft~~, pi, llckiilo. Jje. }Persona Notes t ~bU!Ions, 58 de- .;; . · :;: D ' f• M d h·oo / kel•~'"te'PJrOhaaW by .~-.:r.lr. ,andMra.Paill~aer.~ ' <;>no IOn a e to c eour;u;;;..:.·.-.: ' Mlddl...rt and MibtableWolre . " - 111 ' • ~ The l!l'OUP .;::: is .Defeg·ate ··Ml=~.::~in the~ ·, KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES :~~e ii- ·~u,·11~. ~ .-.:~ ~.., vn .- .,.. J 66 Olcls Deha 88 Hoi. Sedan -- S2495 II -The SPRING AND EA81'ER I rWII:r , ~ ~ Morgan, wu 'Martlll and Nathan Hale. Berbara Belzlng Vo r a ob' . t.Y,wllb·MerJ-Lon&dau&h- Crowwerehostuaeatorrelreshlet' ilr. · and -""'s at Crow' a Steak llouae. -~Ill•..1-_ Mro. . Harold ..,.... . 1__,., . ....... "Fed aa111e ilter. eatt. -llotb l!lrlo are juniors at ,. I ,;, I ~. ~ -, IVI~iS.7Mot g.an aal · N· OHIO VALLEY COIIIMAriDERY 24, Knllllt Templan, ope. clal convocation to conter the JI1VU .,, ~iaii~l~- ael~_: and~ · ~·- ~ ,.,. 2 ......,•.••. $12.91 ---.~ · nll-spin differential, factory air-conditioning. white wilh red vinyllnteror. One owner, new Oldo trade. '-~n~ ~ 1 ho•te•••··TIIIJRSIJAy I , ol Pomeroy were SUnday guests It _ With bll pati!iia, Mr. and J&II'T ITDELIGHTFULtoaee orMrs,Grueaer'ssoJ>o!n-lawand -. Mrs. :Wa!fer c!I!Cilia was111elr In (aohlon lor the daughter, lllr. and Mra. Howord I 1011; ' t,t. 'Crooko, Jllllm- sw!,ni ilj1l'!ng. Juol look a- Snyder or ParkersbW'8f w. VL ed atNortGllli..Ya •. . roW.t, the ·sbqpa._ere crammed . Mr. aud Mrs. Jo11n !l'ono and - ' Geoe aiulliif Nancy flew wltll rutile( tind trliia ln dell· Jolulllie .,id a.arlolle, , ·Into · Colu!bilui/ {nd• she' vist\ed call !al;ric., Wei.Veltl : 1· and his mother, Jobnll. L.Y. ..".-' I , ons, returned Monday after -a , ' . visit In Zaneav!Ue with. ' A'A , - .. Mrs. Schramm. l!Jrs. Schramm ,aCCOIIIjlanied them to Middleport lor a A del118111e •' . · •u•• ' ed • Mr, llld Mra • Charleo F·--"· • . ·to the American ...., 10•12, was· .....,. 8111011110 1• Gir!I ... State to The Varloua · Man was I he ner and. their (randdaulllter, . be litid i ln Colun\libo In June iblme o( 111 . Tammy Flelda ·of Clendenin, W aallete4' at .a recent moot- bf ·. VIOi were SWJday guests of Mrs: • •. ot Xi Mu Chapter K.Vr' l!lro' FoiJ.rod Jame' Faulkner and Mrs, Eva _,. of !lei& . , Sllima Phi Soroxl"'. PI to • .• Hartle)> . . ..., a Ben Frariklln, whUe ' ]lloraail, deuiiJier ofMr. Mrs. Kiln talked on Cato, Sam ~ .'.. r-----=~~~~~~~-~!'!'1---.. This Y{eelc_ 1 K&V Specl•lll r. '. na -~~~~-~~~~~1~"'~'~"'~'~ '~l.ll~"~"~'~~~~~~~n;~Cil~·t;~. ~~ and Miss Frieda Foohnie, tile I \ k· f120 lideociiiJIIIO Lea!~~~· Wednesday; Mrs, Max Q:mahue wW have the program, Mrs. B. B. 2~, dewtlona, with Mrs. David Ell!sm!Dger, Mrs. c. A. I en :WW II' 'to Call• , . - .. JlERE FOB AwEEiq:No vis- . Oburch at the church at 8 p. m. f . $;' ~ !.!:~~·;!:_":: :"'..:!, ".:",:'= /MkJdJewt... i ' - ~ ~ ~ .,_ :,:'"" """ • ~- ;;:.!"',:~::::=.:: '.::: I ~ ()ri:h~i!ll'a. I ,; . contest. I I • . 1 ~~~~1 ·~~ ' torDaNani Vlelii4ii!} gam; Mrs. Clifford Leifheit the I ~r .~liM)', : In' tornll:""' ·~; c6a$al troln• beioro ~~~- ·~ ~·· 29 \ \ CLASS 12, Heath Matllodlst ' 0 " May, and Thursday, 7:30 p.m., home of NAME IIIIAND I SHOES I , ~. ,Kar.\ ,,l}nle~ ~lied ~ ~;;t/ltt•· ~~~~ '. ·· ' ~'l.r. t"it_~w,~~i;fn.f-'Wfi>lnt•. 'ltt.~Jor~and-.~1181>~ -, . '•I J/';.~iii*- Uto. Col~buo .R~Jili!l!:l' ~.' IN . MOORE'S Pythian Slaters, at 7:30 Thurs- I , .,., JPersona/NoJes); -~ Jnotrumental,, m...tc ·pro- dl4:rtacboottna .m!!dJoyof pt.J~·anb.;ll'um•~jildi!Oie<l ' •·· . _ 1fltl- · •..r. I '' ...... ' 'i!amlillunde!"tlit!!l!t'.i~ofllpl!-· \ ~cesooilo;Tp)-1iuld,a!1!1Thli ,INI _p.tr -80 !Oiudents 1.-..IJ,f!bt l)OvOtlono o~ the th~ej Tilt HOefliCh ' -~ · · ·• ~.,UIIjJ,tro, C. I(, liuctilnlllol· iector ~~1 ,f!'.l! 8 '~...16- 0)~ Man. The aevenlh sradaro ~~in the 19Jco 1.o.. lloy qO'enteco•tO ~.• .,.. • . .· ~·· +'' . .. . - Ppf•I>U..,. W, Va.; were Sur>- 1l1e ' '""-.-.. of L.Ynll d!Q' ~,j,i~.JI)IiMra.lla)<· ~IIP01:1 P.T,j\ Moii!!v, Theband , l oi:ljonaw~rePo!nled 1 .. morid ,f.Oie 111111, IIJlll,.li• Out-'l>l: director to . Mr,l QI!d .Mrs. -Georgellallao ·rwp, . thelilll!OIII200Perentaandleai:h.... l!eln& WilD waao-speo. 'Ill!! pbll4ren, .Bilti!, S!evte, Mi- and ,I!• ..,...e of the 1b' hl•.•j!•• ·Roaemal')', ,ani! tbo eP\OPie'o_'threa .ot Iii. Parla .· . _ rromthe Ml4- • llflli grade ai 111e time to OUrt 1 f""'W lll,r,n. It a wore ·Weokand guests of Mr, and . J _ Mri. • 'Matlaek, Chester . . , '· ,, .. i> day night II D. A. V, halL TWIUGHT GARDEN C I u b, Emmiah, Mrs. Arthur ' . . , r . 'lY , VernOil waa deelded on when the Pall· Ollloers Club ol Racine Chapter, order of the Eaotern m~, ~U.en lillr riiumed to Jl)okO 11 ~ome then the lim-· Mr~ illna- H..etl or Darwin. star, met Thur* rilibtaltho )4 'll)iint(tl. <' Or Ids IIi' -got , r,;r' dlJuier· ¥!'1. llld Mrs. homp or Mr. and' Mrs. Thornine •y' In patty l!t\1\J'Il!i!: . "'"'dn•.' ,;' ,, ,,. Glal\>-t Cuckler . Jubnaon, Lelal'l Palla. , . Hyael Gu'll't'W."·I>IflH. '11!e gift o ( - will be sent •. to Mra. He!"' Birll!'f. worthy 1ia trom' "(lern>a!ij,·l,•.iGY ,I'JaaNnt; l);ilqril - ·1"• ,.or ·111!:11 wiekend lll(lllil matron, Chapter of inonths whiot he roCeiYOd ortifro" Crooita, ()IDdy and it.'. auoeta of Par9.... Mr. and Ohio, ....... projOct 11 construeto·-Vtecnam. , - :;,. : ·1.- and _ilta. ·P,an Tllomao .aDd son: Mro, Bradtqrd ·Maar. , tioo of a chapel at the _Mount 11 0 110 ,j, ¥ .ilraa 1 gala· occa-; Tbomao Is Vel'IIOI) home. , .-., "!!J. AIW,}jl!S. ' loRe wllil candlio llld all. at home from recent at Plan.• wtre made during the KJRE loak'-\!!!rword to. 'baring" .. : . . .; Holze~ Hospital, meetlllg condueted ~Mrs. Jobn1 1 their• Gib • home'' MRS. HAROLD SAUER comm to assist with 111e grand InIn )1' V.e. _at':'lyearri pllmented the Tri-M Club mamspeellon of Racine Chapter to he hal 01 . .. Will! 'tha birs of Southern Htlllo Schoollp {,"''"''''''"''"''''''''''''''''''''''''''-;:::::::::::::::::::::;.;. be held oo June 25. "I ·~ Club, Thursday, 11 Lm., 3 p.m., '\. . , ., "~ itre ~-~ ·- ·;, ~·5"~ft ~~ ·. home or Hutb Eberobach. Po;. luck dinner at noon. MAGNOIJA TEMPLE 93, " ""' ,....pprove tor- ~ of' devotional a. Mrs. Elmer Wickham. Bake sale wUI be hold. HOCK SPRINGS Better Heal111 CIID at 1:15 p.m. Thursday at home of Mrs, W. A, Morgan; Mrs, ~mos Leonard has p~ • 19;-~e~;hi~ thor··' "r.d.!h!J t1itn -oi~'·' j - ~~ll~ llero~bi hot' huoband SuDo set· 'lboriutl, 1 h~elilrlh~o 'oil 4- lla¥~ Dlhllr ljlen8t 'suest~ ~ HylliiJ iinlolit 2& monihs tn' Ger· rl\ 6, ADd Gen1 won't be able <• ,ol .lito., W'laioY w,ere Mr, and Foete~ .1!92·5342 · " nm-";/,' 111• .BerllD·· erlolo Cecma Smith, Connie Debbie Jcmes llld Kalh.Y soog. Hosts next month will be full power equipment Including windows ·and · .• · plana " ~'~ iMIII8••7-t;~tthSerles-Julle~lea,472. ...,!~!~:;~:~bed~ln:th._; . ~ · ;.,. " ,....,, ' the Ohio l'llwer -Co. In a !ood deiiiOIISiratlon; ,U.ststobememFRIDAY bora or tilt walk.Jo, Rutland, Wlldwood, and Rutland Frt0111117 WOMEN'S Ba•ketiJall, ~.-.. Garden Clubs. Winding T r a II cuae va. Portland, Portlandg)111; a game be!Woen tile third and members to br!Dg nower ar- 4ourtl1 iriden of ~racuae rangemenll and seed eatalop acatnll the111ird and tourth.,U. lor dlaplt.y. Mra. WaUer Baajz era of Portland to begin at 7 p, II hostess. Members may brine m. guewtr. BOSWOKTH COUNCll. 46, R, FRIDAY and S. M. otated aoaembly, _7:• RUTLAND P,T,A, wiD oponaor 30 p,m. Wednesday, Pomeroy Maa jitney sUPPer Friday at the sonic Temple. Sf ANDARD FIRST aid eourse Hutland Grade school, serving beiDg held at Racine MCb Thuro- from 3:30 to 8 p.m. ~edapco day at the Baptist Church, IIlla to tollow, admission 25 ..._ week only, at 7:34l p.m. on Wed· nelda... . SYRACUSE ntliiD Wedneoday Homemokero Club, 10 o,m, Willi> nesday, home of Mrs. Harry Lee Batley, VIllage and townshlpgovermnen~ program loPic. Potluck dlnner; br!Dg own tabla se~10 Add Thuradll)' POHTLAND HOIIEliAKERS •· · ~ ~- ·~~~-o;togetb~r selilll•e~ P.~~illt •!XU~ - orlt~IIC· ~ ·~~"and Me\~~ ~~ ~d •,i ~, A• 0"~ '!'" ~ .•b•llr~o . t( · ' . GI•('t 'llll'lll/t .':J... ~ II'~···· '.II!'~ ~-81ft•· (o<l~.... w~ Sgt; 11r~h~u 3t).d.,y ~. J y ,'I·, .'<• .. .• . Rpad. ' : •. '. • : ,; : . loulllo ii\il ·lfi btl ofdV's cal{ ber -illi'Ont~; -Mr;'.adll·Mro JjJbn . · ~II,. teo W,uu.llta 9! Jackson <· . tor ~/J.ru;''r~ri - ~- ~ai!l :- ~.ell,~· white~-- ~~ F.r!~ II!" • -rleekand •lslt ~ 'lil!l lor tb~ eh~ lUnd' at This 'ttin"f ~ 'th · ramu;. a 'i!!cid~tp HOrilo·· Sl!lce ~"-,'llt!';lli~ WolbJ Wholey, !ilewas lht!.lf4alern stat home al M9lmt "~ Gilland tempie degree, 7:30 p.m. Thur&· FriendiJr Tavern ••••••••• 38 s. Buch..ian, HP, re<Jleols all day at POmeroy Maaoolc Tom- KIDg BuUders •• , , , ••••••24 c.._x.ns and orrtcers to ot- ple. Team High Series and Gametend. GUEST NIGHT, Middleport D. 0. P!nnettes, , • Ind. 208 725 WEDNESDAY ' · ' WINDING TRAIL GARDEN 10 p.m,.'l'lulrsday, Cohtmll!ls - - ii.d, !fil!iJ Game- Paullne Fields Club, 7:30p.m. at the Oblo Pow- Southern Ohio Electric Co. of- 171 • / ' er Co.; Annasrace Torcblano ol tiee; Kiddie Easter party theme. fer Royal Arch Degree; James !f• ' 0 (:' chuJ.l': 1 or Chjlo MASON - Mr. ptlbert Bam· ott, Mason C~ f.ll Club Af.· ent, fi)Oke to members o1 the Happy Go Lucky 4-11 Club at their meelilll on Wednesday at Maaoo Youtll Ctntar. He sugpoled that tile lfiiUII arect sl8no welo:omlntl ~e to tbe town at botl1 -ancea. He also eommented oo delllllllstrallonsl!lven by the 4-Wero. Beverly Carson,. president, presided when the lfiiUII made plans tor a sock hop 1n April and dlscuseed sendlnc candy, etc. to servicemen In Vletuam. Prior to the busill8ss mootIn& Kalh,y Roilol> and Kay Schaehl preaented the devollonals. Cecilia· Smith reported on the clothing ocllool which she attended at Ander1011 Neweomb. Particlpalilll em tile program were Connie Lewis, Beverly Carson, Rlta Ryan, Barbara Lewis. DemonstrallORI OD -11181r proJects ware by Kay Schaokel, Karl Kobler -~ Ka'"-- Ri anu UIJ 2:er.served b·• Re!rellhments were EARLY BIRD WOMEN March 13, 1968 D p Pol.nta Ra:• 0ling • tnnettes • • ' • • • • • • 70 Ev~'·n'ss Gllodge " " " " ' 5 ...., rocery • • • • • • • • 42 ExcelSior ou ' ' • ' • ' " • • • 40 ,. :.c~ ••• Barnett Speaks To Members of · Mason 4-H Club BOWUNG j '' 1 .. ', Mro. Emil Efnon. Mr. 111111 Mra. llinald Smltll, llbolllla 111111~, Ra<lno; Max Hill, Letart Falla; Lorey Lehew, llalo Low..., Bello :..and Gene W~ Mary Flmb, - Terry l,ee Brewer, P bnd; : · and Mra. Georp Gag; ..., okoeono Mich.; Mr. 111111 Mra., iA>uB Hemaloy, Mr. 111111 Mra. Lorey Hllbbard,lloaeMary, Jerry, Hobin, Ancte 111111 Ricky, andTheAsnea White, 2 local. Mlrch 8. l!l08IInc w11i be at 7:30 p,m, at111o home of - Aps White, !;yracuse, ARRESTS REPORTED PT, PLEASANT- Arrestsre·eorded at the OOII!If;Y Jill dUrlnc 111e weekend were: RoPr Gall Wamatey; 20, Ft. Pleasant; Rol· 1118 Richmond, 39, Charlealm; Edward Lee MeFall, 20, Ft. Pleaaan~ Ill charged with Intoxlcatlon; Bruce Caotle, 19, Rt. 2 Lelart, driving willie . !ntoxl. <lied; Franklin Jllllior Bus& 29, Henderaoo, drlvinc while !ntoxleated; a 16-year-<Jid and a 17year-old Juvenile were arreoled '"' lntoxlcatloo chargeo and two N!aways' from Laldn Slate Ho!pltal were apprehended and returned to the hospital. • · -1>' " '• , , .,. . , ~ '• ,' ;w~: h"·· ~ ,,,_ · ~ :~ '4 ~ ·· ' , ' ·: i l,li..f - oll'Yieti.J~"f.o.:',1.!:'; ~:;. w~ ~doT Wilen ~ I - ' . ,. , Y . lnVIjltnaml l;lrid and Paul Wayne,· Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, R. M. llollln, children Eddie and Karen, Millo dloi>c>l'l; Mr. 111111 Mra. Cllf!ord Newman, Jeanie and !loan, Gill- , ·,{ -~~ !"1· m '"'-- m: ··t u ;;;n ~~~-t'''y : · ,~_l·}· ·.:t';d;..,J\:-r,i"o''~M'.' 'f.e'i';;y.~',:;"':; : !~;"t'f~· ·:tQuilg ' Beina: .Studen~fS· • - ?( t.!f· 1•~ ~~;, ,t• ;:<(-':!1 f~V. Maurice G-n, Butch, Mary, George and CUI, ,ad.¥'• and Mra. -Paul P!Ol'lle, of Mhiero•~·" .We. · • Mr. andMro.J·-•··IIola1-r, and Manda :-.~o .Inc wtrt Brenda, eu:Ote '""Jim llogero, Mlllefal Wallo, W, va.; ·Mr. and Mra, Marion RQuah, chlidreb, lloia Ann, Joyce, BreDda and ·eomta; andy lAIYinc, Mr. and Mra. ltoJ lfultord,Tammy l!ouoh, J..otart, W, .v10; Mr. and Mrs. Dl<k Gri118tead, Todd, Yvome IIIII Noda. New HaYell; Blll,y James, Mr.11111111ra. John Kearns, Jr., Mary Ruth, a.eryl, - . and Tlmolhy, HartfOrd; Mr. and Mra. Bnloks Edwll'da and ~ley, Mr, and Mra. R. E. Workman and C!Dd,y, Teresa and Susan Dillon, Jllllle& Sottol, JUliO Clark and Staron Mlller, of Mao limnbera •' -:it' Mullord, Pomeroy; Mr. 'indMra. tilt ' :.~~ .~/:,~ . ' "· , -~ ·.-',. 8y-yrrur811!J ,..1~~; ,·, ., tf ~ , , raer '~1 IIPolle; BuSter Ph1!1Di, '"''-' Mre, Paul Larry ~r.:·l~: 11011.. I I ' _..... --· ~ .,..._provldl-ame&naol.llhow,.....".. ·• H-~-~ ..' I f, 'r_, " .... , . ~II,! l!f•,Unel, l'ome<OY·+i4 6" Mar<h 19 1!168 J, • ._ V1J '· ' �( . . ' -· I ' ' I · ' 4 I. t<l ,"4'· · , . ' t • Wahanib ,. ,. •!IA&lN The first IINIUil four ba..c oubjocla of·Enalllh llaltle ol tile Sdlled illulla- · Scl..,.t, Socillllilldtea 111n 4 aented recently at Wahama lllP ematlca, School, proved to be a ~HallUcf, llllltt!U'IilemWIIulod~eacll aib: ..1.. The coolest wao a G-E College Bowl We program with tllree panola ol seniors, Juniors 11111 oophomores. The senior panel was Joke Howerd, SleYe Fowler, Alan Hart and lllrry vanMeter; Jllllior panel, Dam,y Bizer, Beeky Burrlo, John John..., and Lam Carpenter; Sophomore panel, Dick Ord, Becky Roush, Roser Keeler 111111 Mike 'l1lolnp1111. llooald VanMeter was the moderator. Judges and scorekeepers were Mr. Gerald Rupe, Mr. Earl Knif!lol, Mr. John Walkino, Mr. Scott Wlllock, Mr. Mlcllael Whalen., The questions were objeellve multiple choice taken !rom tt ~ ' ' IDg to the jlldpo and the audl- once tllal tllOJ knew the queolion. At ~aolao the oeoro was tied atl45-145--145. T h 1 1 made the laot holhery tenee as tile panola listened earellllly ror tile- 111eolloo. 111 the andtlloiiiiP\JOmoraaiolned tllnl<lllrl' wttii200polnto. The )mloro wereiiOCGild wltlll8SIII1II tile lll!lllorslast wltl1180. The National llllllor Society preaented tile aaeembly to encourap the deolre roreducatloo. Tilt BaUle <i the Sdlled Slrullo will be presented amually at Wllhama Htlllo School the llrst Tuesday in March. Market Reporl ' - • : , • : • : : i • ' • : • ~ ' ~ ; ~ TUESDAY BOSWORTH COUNCll. 46, Ro.Y· at IIIII Select Maoters, special auombly to conter royal and select maoter desree, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the POmeroy Maaonlc Temple. MIDDLEPORT CHILO Conservallon League Stanley party to . be held at 7:34J p.m. Tuesday, Columbia Gas or Ohio otrlce. Members • - to bring guests. GROUP n, Women's Aasoclatloo, 7:34l p.m. Tueadll)' at Middleport Firs! United Presbyter. !an O.urch; Mrs. F.cldleBurkett, hostess. t'RlENDLY CIRCLE, Trlnlt,y United Chureh of Christ, 8 p.m., at the church; Mrs. Pearl Mora has the r~ m-naram. '"'0 POMEROY CHAPTER SO, --~ cialeonvocltion7:30p.m.toeon- GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Saturday, Marcil 18, 1988 SALFS REPORT OF OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK-CO. HOGS - 17> to 220 lbo. 18 to 19; 220 to 250 lba. 18 to 19; Lllllt 16 to 19; Fat sows 12 to 18; stags 12 to 14; Boars 10 to 15; SOWs and Pigs 60 to 100; !Jioats 8 to 16. CATTLE - Steers 20 to 26; Heifers 18 to 24; Baby -Beef 20 to 26; Fat emvo 12 to 19; Comers 12 to 16; Bulls 18 to 22; Mllk Cows 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES _ Tops 39.50; seconds 32 to 36; Medium 26 to 32; Com. and Hva. 22 to 3>; Culls 18 to 24. SHEEP - Ewes and Lms. 5 to 10; Slo<k Ewes 5 to 10; Fat Sheep 4 to 10; Culls 1 to >; Bucks 4 to 10; Fat Wethers 5 to 10. LAMBS - Tops 24; Seconds 18 to 22; Lllllot Wis. 16 to 20; Common 14 to 16. -~ ;" , ~ ~ ~ *"" " tar PeggY, ·Mr,lnd - ty Marcll.14, Coimt1 ~.B. Wal · ....,._ 1 ~= ° Service ·centei·· I • • - I • I .. BOWLING WEDNESDAY LATE ll!l'ED WOn Lost ~Uers , , , , , ; , , , ,18 9 Hardly Ables , , , , , , ,16 11 t No Trum,pa •• , , , • ,14 13 MC's • • • • • • • • • • o • o13 14 Born Losers .' • , , , .. i2. 15 "-sploners 8 19 JIIUUU t.... Hi&h Ind. . I· Serleo - "'·alter '~ :t stewart, 567; Vlqbila HoYt, 440. · ' i:.Otii' llo~'f63. High Ind. Game- Waltat Stewll'!,ll04, ' -~ Cl&trllloofl PP•• ... or "I" I" ' . ' - . Kl NG GO II:DWARD • . . . . . . . Haevy duty etlgl111l ......,.....,...,.,lty ·..• ,., 11- way seat, radi•>. tinted glass, wjsiw ifres, wheel diacs Chance your U.Uer. home from o11 to our depeodsble BOTTLED GAS. Avoid traeze up and nre hazard. Wo con cl1a,.e :rour haollng in~ day, Phone ua oowlor-vice. RUTL~~b FURNITURE . "You'D Like Our Qualliy Way of Doing Busineu" Cadilla~-Oldllll!Obile Pomeroy, Oblo Edg~ '":-- ~auss M'OO·RE,'S :.. . ·- "'oi;ll't~.\' S.rvlce Center,Of!811 Fri; TU ·-~~ ~~ .;,.~ . 124 W. MAIN 992·2841 : P.,OMEIQV:" ,·..., . • • ,_ ,_,.,. ~· ' 11.; . ' ' ·,-------------, . 'j. ;~, .• ' • ' ·. ~ ' . - i, ' '' ' I ; ' . 't· ' ' :: G'!~~~i~ aurp~ . ,. c~Udren, woekog~Ba~rd Mr~. vial~ ·M!il:"''r:t~:J'.~~d~ ojjoke..; • ~ veci ~ ~ . ao · deleple !rom the wen .dl•cu•ll!ll , t"!if'itliij,~o- Day Ob!I"FVj . IDci' "" A»rli. 30. Oetalls o1 the '• .will be out ' lil! · ....,Jiltttl of XI Comma 'MD illtiiiObiO •Eta Phi ChiJ,ters. ';· ,n m Jll!led thaltheqomteat," .11;11 -~ltee -will report at the tneelinJ, The state "'ll'YIII• ~On Iii ,.:bo1!!\d 1p t;~Jllimbu,!, ·. -.. -~ ·.'·41. Ob~,.co -- L------------.., • rec~~~eralilll !emlnlni~ Youth Debate • :;:: . • j I'ns Ope_ll nterljain ·,~ - . ,:. CJevQfiO fa , . I· . .. , .I (i 6 S fv1ee 1 ,. ' ·~ ~·of cal .&:hDt>I ·DIIirkt.' )it •111e touQII• Adillt .-, flurtntj !II• buo!oe,ss ~'!li 111e •Brad!ot<Hli11111Cb ot Chrl•l . toncl\lcted•IIT w " chutc!i. . It wp· Wled to ci~ntr~~Mo,$30 1 'P,r-Ugg tlledevotlonswere · to tiie·t<Mo1 tpr the trill l0deilene il'atmer IIIII E•elyn · · , to Wash!Dgton, o;c.ctoi-'1119 slteey _1'forirl. -. 1 coderenco Patrql- .0( • meedng, and tbe It wasrlfll9rled,tnadlo_allout trealurtr'l' rOjiOrt waopv,811 by $115 . .. act!viUea. ajO!Dbita of thoijla; cupcakes, rll meeting will be held at the trol wiD lio.lji>llorod'at the APril .fee Wore ""'ved !ollowlnc' ,the · home of Mr. and Mra. Wllllam meetlnc of the P.T.A. meetlnc by Mr, arid Mro, l!en -.rt, Athens. Mrs. nut h Mobile to name.! tbo'I.O Jnd , Bern1iz 'will present devotions, P.T.A. havearrlved Mrs, Bob .Grlml!l 111111H. and Mrs, Bernice Carpenter will and- basketball havetheprosram. authorised by thellllithlvebeen "!!'•: Philson cooduct- lnotalled. It was l'<IIIOrte.i ihat ed tht period uolnc a - allele lorllle at 1 the collect from the Book o! the alementary school has 1 PraYorsandexeerptslromldeal ordered; _ . I • Mapzlne. Mro. Chlorus Grimm Needs o! the .,.,. read "I Hove Seen Him," dlscoseed and It waaorotedtopur. I A dlacuaston on the Grand chase 20 cUPBi • Chapter, "now and then" was led Richard Vaughan, Mrs. Don 1 1 Ben Philson. Refreshments MuUen_lnd Mr., _ltoJmond Baker were served from a table decor- were BPJlOinted to tbe nominating ated in the St. Patrick'• Day comDiittee. . . I theme. were gardenias Tho Hov, Howard I presented to each ""l_mber from ened tile meetlnc with prayer, to Fund . .,.:l;)l .~lacb, Mid racel(tl~ ~ ~ llf•· Palp~rre&ilminute• In·~~ pt,.~us ~~era, ~i'lnc .~IIQ'i !~(·!laY ~~.t,l!llkey. ~:r,lehes, andc~ ~soPVro>edtO'rpurJ''Jiile tho~e cbeae~ ·lhO Mr.'~d neta_'aDdrim~ r•••••••••~·~~OIIia•••••••;l,,.;,,.·,••• ;.;,jii;~, ~no ~ I pt.fg~ do~en ~ o~eterla Fa~o *" ~top.. s . A $10 contrlbutlontothellally Vacation Bible School project was made by the Willing Workers Class o! the Enterprise E.U.B. Church. Friday nliilol at the home .I ll Mrs. Aplea JJ!>oa, M!ullin-othytoncpresldedat the mocllng opened w I fh groupslnc!Dgolthehyllm,"Blesaed Asourance." Paalmo 58 was rend by Mlsa and the eveniDg prayer was II!' Mrs. Agees Waeks whlc~ Lon~ llld the Old" by Mra. Beairice Buck; ''The Best Age" by Mrs. Walko; "He" by Mro. Linde Fullina; "Farm Sale" by Mrs. Mabel Moore. As a !UIId"rololnc project lor the cltmemberpalda• peJU11 lor h Inch ol I h e I r befiht . . The•' er box dooaled by Mrs. •Milhoan was won by Mrs. Dolores Will. Mrs. Week• received socret pala birtlld!U' 111ft triimher class,~ ' •~·me A P:....,. of tr R lr -·· nl ed ·--am poe Y was pree s were aerv senle'l lind Included "Hoid!Dg Up dur!Dg the concluding soclalbour by Mrirls. R u b y to those named and Mrs. Myrtle c; ' rary shman" by Long, Mro. Cordella Bentz, IIIII :::.el~ ~Hooo... Mrs. Helen MUhoan: "The New St. Patrick's Day Theme Carried ('\..t worl!ed . U~ted ..Adeba!e on Wi!Oihel' the Statta lhOuld coDthiite the war.,; tort· In Vloinlin waa 1~ atam~ ,of tb' Sailllit Yotlt!> FeiJOws!ii Of the Pomeroy Flrot BIPUst, ~~burch &indty nlcb~' P!'1'iJ'• ~.. was leader tor tilt alllrmatl . V.•· side . of ... e ••• • batt, "' "'!'"' : while Mar7 _Lou Ash Pre- .· MAroN- . ' .l .ll ·, ' ' ., '. , Mo,tp 1· I 1 I I I 1 I ~-=r .::·w~~=w~ were mlido to attend 1 PromotiOns at I:.N Foote l.f:' I A St. Patrid<'s Doy lumera Are Announced day. The pledge to the flat< was led t>yMra.LR.NealandMra.Haro old Thomas' Girl Girls taking part were Janet Neal, VIcki Kel(9, Judy Owen, Terry Thomas, Mertlla McNeal, Diana Lynch, Barbara Fultz, St>san Pow•"• Barbara Antllony, Cln<ly Manley, and Cln!IY Demo.. key, · Theroomawardrorattellllance went to the sixth grade taught Mrs. Grace Hawley, Refreshments tile meeting were sene<! Mrs. Neal, Mrs. Mrs. Max Stewart, Mrs,Thomas, Max n.nahue, Mrs. Scout~ 39' follow~ ~ H CL·b Olficeis ~ o.~. ~~ C:,~g~~r;:::_~e Oeloreo '·nch Mrs d '"' ' • •..., .. wn McNeal I I I I I I ~n_ Unexpected Value/ B Th e iggest, Brightest Pl'cture ,·n COLOR TV 'In I I "*'· of..,_.._ Huge pan_ea luellU..IHII• onlt, ..:opt !hay COlt more to rep!-. Don~forgattheglaMwhin you go to lnaureJQUrlllace of buoln-.See ,our local A·O man for complol* oIIHo on our apadalglaaa protection policy. Be lo, Auto-Ownlrt 11Circle e1 prolocll..... SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1818 DOWNING lnsuranee ~Y Middleport, Ohio I I I l I WOOD CONSOLE I II I I I II Tho Harmon I madol 3011C This handsome contemporary walnut grained finish wood console housH the biggest picture "1- Inch picture! ~,:~r J:.oiiJ ~~~ ~~~~~ A _._ s,...-cular value at our low, low prrce. . . only I. t· 149915 1. I· II ' L BAKER"'D'"FURNITURE EPORT, OHIO . . J. I I h• II OW many times t IS year wi it . • ? ~Jall .'l'V -VAg dAumi>l-31fS liM •' ...._, ~ .. .... IIIINICI I' I a ' H ~ ACTION Fn.•n PT. PLE\\SANT- A civil aclion has b0011 filed In the olllce or Ill ct Clll eo., Hunllncton. : I I I I I I -"" u .. ••••••••••••••••••••• Mrs. Frances Carleton. ~' Announcing Birth Of Son N.arch 13 I • llalley lo married and resides dlltric!lbuth rill¥ ~ril with his lamlly In Middl@rt. A 'iootlli.tush sale .::, ~ He '-' an ~Uve member or tile 1 01\ionelnter.OtecltnPurdioS. MASON- Mr. IIIII Ml's. Rich- ClvU Air Patrol and Aircraft •- a .....,br •• -11 -· ord Plymale, of Mason, are an- OWner and Pilots Association. . • ,._._,._..,_.., u- • . to'~•"'' He haa been a member of the iact .,10111 lll,jeil, 993-$72$, or nounclnc the birth of a aon on Mlddl SaniiY Phalln, 99~3220. ' Marcil 13th at the Pleasant Val!!pOrt Volunteer Fire DeAl 111e ·m-"" besides tllooi ley Hospital, Hewellllod7poUnde Partmanl tor the »•st 15 years. named wore Becky TriPlett, 1flh ounces· and has been' namTerbetl has been wl111 Foote B ed J080tJh AndreW Mr "'-· Mineral Co11111any since June o! OCky/Stlvera, Miurlshl Durst, • s••,.. 1952 and has semd ao et~ Jim' Bartl~ George Skinner Jlll!e, the termer BeverlyRoullh, ~ - Do~e HaWley, Mra. Phalln, ..,1 1 Ia also the mother Ill a daullh- . tr!clan during that lime. Prior · tbi. :llri• Clri'W WIWIIQI~ whO · tor, K!ndar, -~ year and a hili to lolnlnc Foote Mineral Co., he · \)~ the J,IIOI!Dg wljh PrQor. old. , . . ., waa associated with the Inter. ' Gri!R>or.,ta are Mr. and Mrs. eattoeallllnester Co. ' ~- , Raj R~ah, Maooa; Mrs. Marin· _,1_arball lo married and reda Plymale, ' llintlnaton: Greet- ...... with hlo !amlly lA HendergrandiJarenla are Mrs. Clara son, w, v.., , Rouah, Mason] ..... .and Mrs. - . Alit TO WED . ~owftleiaon, HWIIillgton, and -" Mrs Birtha Pjyinale, Ko114Va! P'l'. PU:AB,rnT - ,Four couW, v): pleo have lliade appU~ono tor _.., · . marr!aae u ...... t~ 1i.8 olllce '' '· :1. : 1," · of the """"'Y clerk. 1Appb'lnc ) ,j. • ~, . were: James llwglaa1 etrroll, 4. :RriC/ers ·26, Fall• Church, vtriiiiJia, and '~ • J' · .{V -: 'fatty &Ill Newlan~ 2t, Ari!Dgf/(kl$ Va.; ,John Lewis llf~Danlel, · 1' . Jr., 23, Maaon, and Janet Kill' Tho. Melp Sao, · Mason; Hart7' Jr., 29, PlaJia. I director, whose lather died Mor>- tstrator estate ot John w. whtte tavoril wer! '¥ell. .. ...... ... .... - ..... , . .. were and ' by (OOII>• Kiilli'al eo.,-pranay, Mooroe Av'"'ue, Ft. ti Kevin and Kent Yonk,er andBiilcb ham Plint, N.W" Haveo, boa ..,_ Pleasant, llld Elfie Stutler, adStewart. oow>eed tbe PJ;O!n<Jdons of Row- dress unknown 1 Attend!Dg 1111 party oo HI i . &rd A, QoUey Resor W; Taro ;,'.• .·· ; ·• _'' \ elibth blrlhcla¥ SUnday, were Ll- ball to llie pqalt~ or A-ssistant ooel ahd Erick Cartwriibt Jeff Foreman In tbe rilatntonance deRusaall, Kent_al!4 Kevil! X<~~· plilqlent. hr, Kevin Ariii>l~, Je~d, 'iiJollO.V has been with Fpote Ml~ Ricky Icenhower llld B u 1 c h oral Co. •!nee llecem~~tr o! 195> St.,.art. .• and served as .electrician dur)'· " ~ tbaf time, Prior to iolnlng .. , h Foote Mln~aJ eo... 'he waa aS:. -soclated with Hickman Electric :;Y ~- FOR THE EN'flliE'I • . ::·~:.~:::~~:,:~:. :~-=7~~.il~:~~.~= .f,~ilid:qvor· ~~,.:~,.~~,:.J;rqt;;fons , & . :~,:~ :L or~ b' · Jana~wiii!On/l 'c• . . ,. :i" . . -e ..,._. llllll!i',~,...~"~~rt. ~~e~~--~11.- I<P!IIfed_ ~~.cPI.I!!t Of War Policy ; pl!l'e4 J!'l~• . ~('the ~Think of a~ the tmogs you 1~ ~~,~~ ~~ 1QIJ ~~ ~af .,_. . , , I 0)(-- FAIII.LY ' f . I ' . .8 MldoioPort,i Q, : . ,. '"''"~" P~ed ~ry Wall~ :.-~·=~ Elenl~, !/" J!ll!l~~ .;,a ' • "' ; '!9ft~~, pi, llckiilo. Jje. }Persona Notes t ~bU!Ions, 58 de- .;; . · :;: D ' f• M d h·oo / kel•~'"te'PJrOhaaW by .~-.:r.lr. ,andMra.Paill~aer.~ ' <;>no IOn a e to c eour;u;;;..:.·.-.: ' Mlddl...rt and MibtableWolre . " - 111 ' • ~ The l!l'OUP .;::: is .Defeg·ate ··Ml=~.::~in the~ ·, KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SALES :~~e ii- ·~u,·11~. ~ .-.:~ ~.., vn .- .,.. J 66 Olcls Deha 88 Hoi. Sedan -- S2495 II -The SPRING AND EA81'ER I rWII:r , ~ ~ Morgan, wu 'Martlll and Nathan Hale. Berbara Belzlng Vo r a ob' . t.Y,wllb·MerJ-Lon&dau&h- Crowwerehostuaeatorrelreshlet' ilr. · and -""'s at Crow' a Steak llouae. -~Ill•..1-_ Mro. . Harold ..,.... . 1__,., . ....... "Fed aa111e ilter. eatt. -llotb l!lrlo are juniors at ,. I ,;, I ~. ~ -, IVI~iS.7Mot g.an aal · N· OHIO VALLEY COIIIMAriDERY 24, Knllllt Templan, ope. clal convocation to conter the JI1VU .,, ~iaii~l~- ael~_: and~ · ~·- ~ ,.,. 2 ......,•.••. $12.91 ---.~ · nll-spin differential, factory air-conditioning. white wilh red vinyllnteror. One owner, new Oldo trade. '-~n~ ~ 1 ho•te•••··TIIIJRSIJAy I , ol Pomeroy were SUnday guests It _ With bll pati!iia, Mr. and J&II'T ITDELIGHTFULtoaee orMrs,Grueaer'ssoJ>o!n-lawand -. Mrs. :Wa!fer c!I!Cilia was111elr In (aohlon lor the daughter, lllr. and Mra. Howord I 1011; ' t,t. 'Crooko, Jllllm- sw!,ni ilj1l'!ng. Juol look a- Snyder or ParkersbW'8f w. VL ed atNortGllli..Ya •. . roW.t, the ·sbqpa._ere crammed . Mr. aud Mrs. Jo11n !l'ono and - ' Geoe aiulliif Nancy flew wltll rutile( tind trliia ln dell· Jolulllie .,id a.arlolle, , ·Into · Colu!bilui/ {nd• she' vist\ed call !al;ric., Wei.Veltl : 1· and his mother, Jobnll. L.Y. ..".-' I , ons, returned Monday after -a , ' . visit In Zaneav!Ue with. ' A'A , - .. Mrs. Schramm. l!Jrs. Schramm ,aCCOIIIjlanied them to Middleport lor a A del118111e •' . · •u•• ' ed • Mr, llld Mra • Charleo F·--"· • . ·to the American ...., 10•12, was· .....,. 8111011110 1• Gir!I ... State to The Varloua · Man was I he ner and. their (randdaulllter, . be litid i ln Colun\libo In June iblme o( 111 . Tammy Flelda ·of Clendenin, W aallete4' at .a recent moot- bf ·. VIOi were SWJday guests of Mrs: • •. ot Xi Mu Chapter K.Vr' l!lro' FoiJ.rod Jame' Faulkner and Mrs, Eva _,. of !lei& . , Sllima Phi Soroxl"'. PI to • .• Hartle)> . . ..., a Ben Frariklln, whUe ' ]lloraail, deuiiJier ofMr. Mrs. Kiln talked on Cato, Sam ~ .'.. r-----=~~~~~~~-~!'!'1---.. This Y{eelc_ 1 K&V Specl•lll r. '. na -~~~~-~~~~~1~"'~'~"'~'~ '~l.ll~"~"~'~~~~~~~n;~Cil~·t;~. ~~ and Miss Frieda Foohnie, tile I \ k· f120 lideociiiJIIIO Lea!~~~· Wednesday; Mrs, Max Q:mahue wW have the program, Mrs. B. B. 2~, dewtlona, with Mrs. David Ell!sm!Dger, Mrs. c. A. I en :WW II' 'to Call• , . - .. JlERE FOB AwEEiq:No vis- . Oburch at the church at 8 p. m. f . $;' ~ !.!:~~·;!:_":: :"'..:!, ".:",:'= /MkJdJewt... i ' - ~ ~ ~ .,_ :,:'"" """ • ~- ;;:.!"',:~::::=.:: '.::: I ~ ()ri:h~i!ll'a. I ,; . contest. I I • . 1 ~~~~1 ·~~ ' torDaNani Vlelii4ii!} gam; Mrs. Clifford Leifheit the I ~r .~liM)', : In' tornll:""' ·~; c6a$al troln• beioro ~~~- ·~ ~·· 29 \ \ CLASS 12, Heath Matllodlst ' 0 " May, and Thursday, 7:30 p.m., home of NAME IIIIAND I SHOES I , ~. ,Kar.\ ,,l}nle~ ~lied ~ ~;;t/ltt•· ~~~~ '. ·· ' ~'l.r. t"it_~w,~~i;fn.f-'Wfi>lnt•. 'ltt.~Jor~and-.~1181>~ -, . '•I J/';.~iii*- Uto. Col~buo .R~Jili!l!:l' ~.' IN . MOORE'S Pythian Slaters, at 7:30 Thurs- I , .,., JPersona/NoJes); -~ Jnotrumental,, m...tc ·pro- dl4:rtacboottna .m!!dJoyof pt.J~·anb.;ll'um•~jildi!Oie<l ' •·· . _ 1fltl- · •..r. I '' ...... ' 'i!amlillunde!"tlit!!l!t'.i~ofllpl!-· \ ~cesooilo;Tp)-1iuld,a!1!1Thli ,INI _p.tr -80 !Oiudents 1.-..IJ,f!bt l)OvOtlono o~ the th~ej Tilt HOefliCh ' -~ · · ·• ~.,UIIjJ,tro, C. I(, liuctilnlllol· iector ~~1 ,f!'.l! 8 '~...16- 0)~ Man. The aevenlh sradaro ~~in the 19Jco 1.o.. lloy qO'enteco•tO ~.• .,.. • . .· ~·· +'' . .. . - Ppf•I>U..,. W, Va.; were Sur>- 1l1e ' '""-.-.. of L.Ynll d!Q' ~,j,i~.JI)IiMra.lla)<· ~IIP01:1 P.T,j\ Moii!!v, Theband , l oi:ljonaw~rePo!nled 1 .. morid ,f.Oie 111111, IIJlll,.li• Out-'l>l: director to . Mr,l QI!d .Mrs. -Georgellallao ·rwp, . thelilll!OIII200Perentaandleai:h.... l!eln& WilD waao-speo. 'Ill!! pbll4ren, .Bilti!, S!evte, Mi- and ,I!• ..,...e of the 1b' hl•.•j!•• ·Roaemal')', ,ani! tbo eP\OPie'o_'threa .ot Iii. Parla .· . _ rromthe Ml4- • llflli grade ai 111e time to OUrt 1 f""'W lll,r,n. It a wore ·Weokand guests of Mr, and . J _ Mri. • 'Matlaek, Chester . . , '· ,, .. i> day night II D. A. V, halL TWIUGHT GARDEN C I u b, Emmiah, Mrs. Arthur ' . . , r . 'lY , VernOil waa deelded on when the Pall· Ollloers Club ol Racine Chapter, order of the Eaotern m~, ~U.en lillr riiumed to Jl)okO 11 ~ome then the lim-· Mr~ illna- H..etl or Darwin. star, met Thur* rilibtaltho )4 'll)iint(tl. <' Or Ids IIi' -got , r,;r' dlJuier· ¥!'1. llld Mrs. homp or Mr. and' Mrs. Thornine •y' In patty l!t\1\J'Il!i!: . "'"'dn•.' ,;' ,, ,,. Glal\>-t Cuckler . Jubnaon, Lelal'l Palla. , . Hyael Gu'll't'W."·I>IflH. '11!e gift o ( - will be sent •. to Mra. He!"' Birll!'f. worthy 1ia trom' "(lern>a!ij,·l,•.iGY ,I'JaaNnt; l);ilqril - ·1"• ,.or ·111!:11 wiekend lll(lllil matron, Chapter of inonths whiot he roCeiYOd ortifro" Crooita, ()IDdy and it.'. auoeta of Par9.... Mr. and Ohio, ....... projOct 11 construeto·-Vtecnam. , - :;,. : ·1.- and _ilta. ·P,an Tllomao .aDd son: Mro, Bradtqrd ·Maar. , tioo of a chapel at the _Mount 11 0 110 ,j, ¥ .ilraa 1 gala· occa-; Tbomao Is Vel'IIOI) home. , .-., "!!J. AIW,}jl!S. ' loRe wllil candlio llld all. at home from recent at Plan.• wtre made during the KJRE loak'-\!!!rword to. 'baring" .. : . . .; Holze~ Hospital, meetlllg condueted ~Mrs. Jobn1 1 their• Gib • home'' MRS. HAROLD SAUER comm to assist with 111e grand InIn )1' V.e. _at':'lyearri pllmented the Tri-M Club mamspeellon of Racine Chapter to he hal 01 . .. Will! 'tha birs of Southern Htlllo Schoollp {,"''"''''''"''"''''''''''''''''''''''''''-;:::::::::::::::::::::;.;. be held oo June 25. "I ·~ Club, Thursday, 11 Lm., 3 p.m., '\. . , ., "~ itre ~-~ ·- ·;, ~·5"~ft ~~ ·. home or Hutb Eberobach. Po;. luck dinner at noon. MAGNOIJA TEMPLE 93, " ""' ,....pprove tor- ~ of' devotional a. Mrs. Elmer Wickham. Bake sale wUI be hold. HOCK SPRINGS Better Heal111 CIID at 1:15 p.m. Thursday at home of Mrs, W. A, Morgan; Mrs, ~mos Leonard has p~ • 19;-~e~;hi~ thor··' "r.d.!h!J t1itn -oi~'·' j - ~~ll~ llero~bi hot' huoband SuDo set· 'lboriutl, 1 h~elilrlh~o 'oil 4- lla¥~ Dlhllr ljlen8t 'suest~ ~ HylliiJ iinlolit 2& monihs tn' Ger· rl\ 6, ADd Gen1 won't be able <• ,ol .lito., W'laioY w,ere Mr, and Foete~ .1!92·5342 · " nm-";/,' 111• .BerllD·· erlolo Cecma Smith, Connie Debbie Jcmes llld Kalh.Y soog. Hosts next month will be full power equipment Including windows ·and · .• · plana " ~'~ iMIII8••7-t;~tthSerles-Julle~lea,472. ...,!~!~:;~:~bed~ln:th._; . ~ · ;.,. " ,....,, ' the Ohio l'llwer -Co. In a !ood deiiiOIISiratlon; ,U.ststobememFRIDAY bora or tilt walk.Jo, Rutland, Wlldwood, and Rutland Frt0111117 WOMEN'S Ba•ketiJall, ~.-.. Garden Clubs. Winding T r a II cuae va. Portland, Portlandg)111; a game be!Woen tile third and members to br!Dg nower ar- 4ourtl1 iriden of ~racuae rangemenll and seed eatalop acatnll the111ird and tourth.,U. lor dlaplt.y. Mra. WaUer Baajz era of Portland to begin at 7 p, II hostess. Members may brine m. guewtr. BOSWOKTH COUNCll. 46, R, FRIDAY and S. M. otated aoaembly, _7:• RUTLAND P,T,A, wiD oponaor 30 p,m. Wednesday, Pomeroy Maa jitney sUPPer Friday at the sonic Temple. Sf ANDARD FIRST aid eourse Hutland Grade school, serving beiDg held at Racine MCb Thuro- from 3:30 to 8 p.m. ~edapco day at the Baptist Church, IIlla to tollow, admission 25 ..._ week only, at 7:34l p.m. on Wed· nelda... . SYRACUSE ntliiD Wedneoday Homemokero Club, 10 o,m, Willi> nesday, home of Mrs. Harry Lee Batley, VIllage and townshlpgovermnen~ program loPic. Potluck dlnner; br!Dg own tabla se~10 Add Thuradll)' POHTLAND HOIIEliAKERS •· · ~ ~- ·~~~-o;togetb~r selilll•e~ P.~~illt •!XU~ - orlt~IIC· ~ ·~~"and Me\~~ ~~ ~d •,i ~, A• 0"~ '!'" ~ .•b•llr~o . t( · ' . GI•('t 'llll'lll/t .':J... ~ II'~···· '.II!'~ ~-81ft•· (o<l~.... w~ Sgt; 11r~h~u 3t).d.,y ~. J y ,'I·, .'<• .. .• . Rpad. ' : •. '. • : ,; : . loulllo ii\il ·lfi btl ofdV's cal{ ber -illi'Ont~; -Mr;'.adll·Mro JjJbn . · ~II,. teo W,uu.llta 9! Jackson <· . tor ~/J.ru;''r~ri - ~- ~ai!l :- ~.ell,~· white~-- ~~ F.r!~ II!" • -rleekand •lslt ~ 'lil!l lor tb~ eh~ lUnd' at This 'ttin"f ~ 'th · ramu;. a 'i!!cid~tp HOrilo·· Sl!lce ~"-,'llt!';lli~ WolbJ Wholey, !ilewas lht!.lf4alern stat home al M9lmt "~ Gilland tempie degree, 7:30 p.m. Thur&· FriendiJr Tavern ••••••••• 38 s. Buch..ian, HP, re<Jleols all day at POmeroy Maaoolc Tom- KIDg BuUders •• , , , ••••••24 c.._x.ns and orrtcers to ot- ple. Team High Series and Gametend. GUEST NIGHT, Middleport D. 0. P!nnettes, , • Ind. 208 725 WEDNESDAY ' · ' WINDING TRAIL GARDEN 10 p.m,.'l'lulrsday, Cohtmll!ls - - ii.d, !fil!iJ Game- Paullne Fields Club, 7:30p.m. at the Oblo Pow- Southern Ohio Electric Co. of- 171 • / ' er Co.; Annasrace Torcblano ol tiee; Kiddie Easter party theme. fer Royal Arch Degree; James !f• ' 0 (:' chuJ.l': 1 or Chjlo MASON - Mr. ptlbert Bam· ott, Mason C~ f.ll Club Af.· ent, fi)Oke to members o1 the Happy Go Lucky 4-11 Club at their meelilll on Wednesday at Maaoo Youtll Ctntar. He sugpoled that tile lfiiUII arect sl8no welo:omlntl ~e to tbe town at botl1 -ancea. He also eommented oo delllllllstrallonsl!lven by the 4-Wero. Beverly Carson,. president, presided when the lfiiUII made plans tor a sock hop 1n April and dlscuseed sendlnc candy, etc. to servicemen In Vletuam. Prior to the busill8ss mootIn& Kalh,y Roilol> and Kay Schaehl preaented the devollonals. Cecilia· Smith reported on the clothing ocllool which she attended at Ander1011 Neweomb. Particlpalilll em tile program were Connie Lewis, Beverly Carson, Rlta Ryan, Barbara Lewis. DemonstrallORI OD -11181r proJects ware by Kay Schaokel, Karl Kobler -~ Ka'"-- Ri anu UIJ 2:er.served b·• Re!rellhments were EARLY BIRD WOMEN March 13, 1968 D p Pol.nta Ra:• 0ling • tnnettes • • ' • • • • • • 70 Ev~'·n'ss Gllodge " " " " ' 5 ...., rocery • • • • • • • • 42 ExcelSior ou ' ' • ' • ' " • • • 40 ,. :.c~ ••• Barnett Speaks To Members of · Mason 4-H Club BOWUNG j '' 1 .. ', Mro. Emil Efnon. Mr. 111111 Mra. llinald Smltll, llbolllla 111111~, Ra<lno; Max Hill, Letart Falla; Lorey Lehew, llalo Low..., Bello :..and Gene W~ Mary Flmb, - Terry l,ee Brewer, P bnd; : · and Mra. Georp Gag; ..., okoeono Mich.; Mr. 111111 Mra., iA>uB Hemaloy, Mr. 111111 Mra. Lorey Hllbbard,lloaeMary, Jerry, Hobin, Ancte 111111 Ricky, andTheAsnea White, 2 local. Mlrch 8. l!l08IInc w11i be at 7:30 p,m, at111o home of - Aps White, !;yracuse, ARRESTS REPORTED PT, PLEASANT- Arrestsre·eorded at the OOII!If;Y Jill dUrlnc 111e weekend were: RoPr Gall Wamatey; 20, Ft. Pleasant; Rol· 1118 Richmond, 39, Charlealm; Edward Lee MeFall, 20, Ft. Pleaaan~ Ill charged with Intoxlcatlon; Bruce Caotle, 19, Rt. 2 Lelart, driving willie . !ntoxl. <lied; Franklin Jllllior Bus& 29, Henderaoo, drlvinc while !ntoxleated; a 16-year-<Jid and a 17year-old Juvenile were arreoled '"' lntoxlcatloo chargeo and two N!aways' from Laldn Slate Ho!pltal were apprehended and returned to the hospital. • · -1>' " '• , , .,. . , ~ '• ,' ;w~: h"·· ~ ,,,_ · ~ :~ '4 ~ ·· ' , ' ·: i l,li..f - oll'Yieti.J~"f.o.:',1.!:'; ~:;. w~ ~doT Wilen ~ I - ' . ,. , Y . lnVIjltnaml l;lrid and Paul Wayne,· Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, R. M. llollln, children Eddie and Karen, Millo dloi>c>l'l; Mr. 111111 Mra. Cllf!ord Newman, Jeanie and !loan, Gill- , ·,{ -~~ !"1· m '"'-- m: ··t u ;;;n ~~~-t'''y : · ,~_l·}· ·.:t';d;..,J\:-r,i"o''~M'.' 'f.e'i';;y.~',:;"':; : !~;"t'f~· ·:tQuilg ' Beina: .Studen~fS· • - ?( t.!f· 1•~ ~~;, ,t• ;:<(-':!1 f~V. Maurice G-n, Butch, Mary, George and CUI, ,ad.¥'• and Mra. -Paul P!Ol'lle, of Mhiero•~·" .We. · • Mr. andMro.J·-•··IIola1-r, and Manda :-.~o .Inc wtrt Brenda, eu:Ote '""Jim llogero, Mlllefal Wallo, W, va.; ·Mr. and Mra, Marion RQuah, chlidreb, lloia Ann, Joyce, BreDda and ·eomta; andy lAIYinc, Mr. and Mra. ltoJ lfultord,Tammy l!ouoh, J..otart, W, .v10; Mr. and Mrs. Dl<k Gri118tead, Todd, Yvome IIIII Noda. New HaYell; Blll,y James, Mr.11111111ra. John Kearns, Jr., Mary Ruth, a.eryl, - . and Tlmolhy, HartfOrd; Mr. and Mra. Bnloks Edwll'da and ~ley, Mr, and Mra. R. E. Workman and C!Dd,y, Teresa and Susan Dillon, Jllllle& Sottol, JUliO Clark and Staron Mlller, of Mao limnbera •' -:it' Mullord, Pomeroy; Mr. 'indMra. tilt ' :.~~ .~/:,~ . ' "· , -~ ·.-',. 8y-yrrur811!J ,..1~~; ,·, ., tf ~ , , raer '~1 IIPolle; BuSter Ph1!1Di, '"''-' Mre, Paul Larry ~r.:·l~: 11011.. I I ' _..... --· ~ .,..._provldl-ame&naol.llhow,.....".. ·• H-~-~ ..' I f, 'r_, " .... , . ~II,! l!f•,Unel, l'ome<OY·+i4 6" Mar<h 19 1!168 J, • ._ V1J '· ' �l '' · l1 "- ~ ' ". " "'""' Aili ' , lMPOitfltATtOtl ')i , DIADL1,1111 !II.M. OJy tlttfrt '"W.tiC1tfORI ·'"; . . . . . . . , Dta.llrtt t a.M. • QlltQH ..,_,I & CIII'Nttl... Will " .,....... Vllfll t , ..... .., hy .. htlllcatten RIOULATlONI Th't ,._.,HatMr rtttrvn tht rltht .. Mit ar NtKt any I• ....,.... tiiIM:tltftatlle. ,_. PUbllttlet' will Nf -- ........lbtf hr IliON Hwl aiMI IRCtri'Kt ln..rtMft, , IATII fet" Want A41 ..rvlct 5 cen" ,., Wtrtl 1111 ln•tfllo" Minimum Ctllrtt ?k 11 """ ,., wef'd " ' ' " c..-.cu- tm,. l"•"ieftlulttt ,., WIH1I aht consecutln IIIMrf'-111. II ,., ceM DIKH'nt • CARRIER WANTED. IN MIDDLEPORT ' AND LOWER POMEROY · Call Mrs. Clifford "Faye" Mnley Middleport ••" dl •nllt ldt Hkt wittlln 10 dap. CAit-O 011 TMANIC.I &. HITUAaY 11.11 ftf' Ill woH -minimuM• Ia. ad4lltiiMI -rd lc. ILIND ~01 Addltltnal lie Cha"" ,., M'flr· . ® 01' .· QUA\m !965 CHEVY II ,, ~ . •.' ' . J\·' ~-· Pomeroy :. .~ Motor Co•.:.;, 25• . ·' 1963 PONTIAC P0/U,R9Y,'l!H.IO • ' • Prl•• ..'·: . . \rU,$114¥. MAR.''11-' . · Eploc~,l P)tl!~· """.. 1•""m•tllln,'R<tlntlomont, •nd Door . . .. . . $IS9S IVERYBODY INVITEOJ' . S1uttcr _Spt. _Cpe, V~ (•nglne', automatic trans. New tires "can mlf'rlt.l•, radio and heater. ' . .. .. . ~ $995 Cata1inll 2 D1', Automatic. I(Ood tires, rradio 11nd heater. 1965 CORVAIR Card Of Thanks ' . . . .. .. •• POMillOY OHN7TOP . ~Ill -1.· . ,;a TttllfFII. ·JAY-COAL CO•. ' .... '·!JI.o- 1'1 $1495 Re•l Estate FOr .c()r!:'l roupe. Four-11peed trans .. red finish, vinyl l:iuctet : l'::th, one owner. lflw mUeage, ni('P one. CUi:11U fi,lt. WE WISH to extend our since,. · I . ~ '' . .. ' '1t;.7.AtThUW.-IIIII thanks to all those who helpOII .. CI MOUII ed In any way during the sickLlile 1:• a.ll'l. "Dtltt' POMEROY - One story 5 room t:SO a.IR ~ 121tt IMMI a.NNM' ness and death of my husOPEN f\I&S. 1.00 P.M. band. and our father. Charles Notice frame home. bath, a2 !Mid' J'09ms. gas furnace, few · A. Bogard. We especially THERE will be a gun shoot POMEROY, OHIO blocks from Court House. thank !he doctors and nurses Sunday, Mareh Z4, beginning $4,500.110 EXP'ERI' . .. . at Veterans Memorial Hosat ·noon nt the Forked Run ROlJ'tE 1!1 AT DEADMAN'S Wheel Alignment pital. the Elmwood Nursing ' sportsman Club. Everyone is aJRVE - 2 slory frame · Home. Ewing Funeral Home, For S1le 51• ~~.. t,·. ~' welcome. 3-19-4tc home, bath. four large bedthe Rev. Freeland Norris and BACON 3 lb. 99 cents, Bologna 6$0x 13 9.11 "' rooms, front porch, 1.90 ae.. . . • · 6501:1• • • .a singers. May God bless you 3 lb. $1.39, 12 rolls Tissue 79 ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, WILL DO sewing at home: zipres, needs some repairs, will 700.13 lUI · ,.,. , all. rug washers, polishers and cents, A-1 bleach 39 cents gal· 7.00x14 IO.U .0 pers, pookets. pegging, hemsell AS IS. $5,5110.00 Mrs. Mattie Bogard genuine parts, call 992-3780. lon, Dutch Standard Paint ' 750.14 11.11 .a ing, alterations, etc. Mrs. SYRACUSE - Oqe story mod~ 670•15 11.11 A1 : and Sons 3-19-1tp $3.59 a gallon. Vinyl plastic 3-l5-31ltp Freddie Thabet, Mason, em seven room home, bath. Pluo ll'oc ....... ll lxdo•... Couch Chair $139.00, vinyl - -Phone 773-5651. 3-18-JOtp four bedroomS. large base· · ..G.UARANI'EEDN•ll-l<lo !JuoroniH I WISH to thank friends and plastic Couch $98. M & G SOUTHERN PLANTS, order --·· ment with •arage. TWO AC. neighbors for their kind ex· Food Markel. three miles now. cabbage. tomatoes. pepRE LOT 0~ ROUTE 1!1. , . . FREE BIBL~ offer : Informapress ions of sympathy, cards pers, sweet potatoes. Phone soutn of Middleport. 3-17-31p tive, interesting. Write Box and floral tributes and all who 84:1-2693. Charles R. Harris. VIRGIL '• or HELEN T£AFOI\D $17.5110.110 · 333. Pomeroy. 3-17-3tp aided Jn any way at the lime IIIAGIC CHEF gas ro~~Re. good lf!.33ll ., •< Portland, Ohio. 3-ll>!Otc of the death of my husband, shape. Phone 992-5485. 3-17-3tp OHIO grassland ~raded HereAlbert M. CO<, Broker R. V. (Jack) Weatherman. SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing rna· ford Bull Sale · 21 bulls and 13 992-3830 ~tc Repaired Asson,;d New~ Wide OYII• Special thanks to Rev. Free- HAY. 50 cents a bale. George chine. needs no cams. All open and bred heifers. All Adjustment Tires Just ARRIVED! Carson, Phone 742-4753. built-in features . Makes buthorned. clean pedigreed, ser- land Norris, Rev. Carl Gillilan, !he singers and the Whit3-17-3tc tonholes. laney desig)ls. sews vice age and grading choice. I ALL SIZES on buttons etc. Pay $5 per Business Services . Funeral Home. From the top herds of Ohio month or pay lltllance d u e RADIO and TV Re~alr. Ch~rl., Mrs. R. V. Weatherman. MOBIL HOME, lOXSO. two bedand Michigan. Friday, March $itu:2 each $47.22. Free hoJII! demonstra. E. Bowl... Rutland. Ohio. Tuppers Plains. Ohio. rooms, coppertone kitchen, pJus 29. 1958 at the Wellston Fair· lion, Call 992-:llfB. ~15-itc Call 742-4738. · . ,3-17-6tp 3-19-ltp wall to wan carpet in Jiving grounds In Wellston, Ohio. room. All gas appliance.•. Grading at 9 a.m.. Sale at 1 lOGAN · FIRE & SAFE"" . Phone 992-2619. 3-7-121~ SOLID STATE STEREO. 1967 Tuppen Pl1l111, 0. 3-17-3tc p.m. For lent EQmPMENT. sales and serwalnut stereo conaole with 4 Phone 667-3682 .99Z.Z/.. vice. Pomeroy, Ohio, RD S, THREE BEDROOM trailer and SINGER SEWING machine in speakers. 4 speed automatic RESIDENCE teteohone custosl)ecial prices on ettingulshtwo bedroom apartment. M &: lovely sewing table. Does all changer. Take over payments rr.ers. Now. no installation ers for boats. trailers and G Market. three mUes south regu]ar sewing, plus diaJ or $5 per month or pay balcharge for extension telehomes. Dwight Logan 992Kee~'~•. nn · of Middleport. 3-17-3tp equipped for fancy •lg za11 ance $67.30. Call 992-3218. phones . Call our business of3821. Charles Marshall 992· 3-15-itc designs, buttonholes. over· fice for details 992-2191. 6364. Max Eichinger 992-55111. ·t;aiiiO'.<iO 4 ROOM and bath unfurnished cast . elc. Only 6 monthly pay. Hl-12tc Lawrence Eblin 992-5624. apartment. Phone 992-5385. ments of $1.67 per week. STEREO. Beauliful AM & FM Mason o :1-:JO.JOtc 3-12-tlc Phone 992-2685. 3-5-tfc maple stereo just received SPECIAL PER\!ANENTS rege ......a..,.. Informed front · overstoeked compaoy, ular $15 now $9.50. Cletith C. C. BRADFORD will sell at dealers cost. Price Brogen's Shop, phone 742- FURNISHED apartment, 5 SINGER SEWING machine, AUCI'IO!:iEER •., rooms and bath, Harold Newsews forward and reverse. 1114.95 or monthly payments. 58116. Hl-301c Complete ~nke ell. Chester. Phone 985-3350. Zig zag equipped to burton- Call 992-3218. 1;15-itc Write, Phone or Olnlad 3-12-tlc hole. monogram. darn. etc. Entertained .. HAPPY HOUR. Shenang Springs I ,DYCUP CriU Br4dford Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay- l!Kl CHEVY IMPALA. 1!156 Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. MonRacine. Ohio FURNISIIED TWO BEDROOM ments $6.76 each or $30 cash., GMC Picku•. ~arden tractor day thru Friday. Ladies night 5 I tic APARV.Il:NT. Middlepori, Phone 992-2685. '• !+~ ,, and .table s.aw. Phone Z47-;11. every Friday. U-tfc ' 8 1/11(.,1lltone ~~. :1-ltfc . , .. 3-1 c ' Am diiNDJ:rtoNING, .. 191111 FULLY automallc ·sewing . · PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY at10n Ser\llce . Jacks Refrlg) · Machine, complete to make HAY. Phone 935-3972. Clarence •ervlce. all will pay for a brake adjust- nlRNISHEP and unfurnished apartments: Close to schooL buttonholes .. darn. and •mb . ]'leutzling. State Rt. 248. Pration, New Haven. hone · ~; · ;;:;~-.ll~l-...1 22114. The ment at· PomP.roy Home 1: 812-2079. 4 8 If• r: . Phone 992-543•. 10-18-tlc 15 buillin designs. This mnch3-19-Stp eroy. Auto. 1-7-tlc ine is in !)erfect conditmn. and Service. ·. N..,. unnce the elrdelllttl8o This machine sold lor $199.95, 9tl ACRE FARM. 5 room house. READY . MIX concrete dellvScliii!Ot'll. REVIVAL starting at the MI. L<\RGE five room and "hath ered right to your project. apartment. newly dl'<'orotort, balance now $'75 00 or take bath, drilled well; city water, --_,.)...;;~·. Herman U. B. Church March Fast and easy. Free esll· ~ ~.;, " f11rnace heat. Pornerov. · '"'~­ over payments of $6.18 per la~nd . New pole barn. gas EXPERT Motortycie 11 at 7:30 p.m. 8 ch evening. Phone 992-5307.• · ! ':'-tic mates. Phone 9?2-3284, Goeg~-lioo l l month. Try it in your home. wen~:f% miles out ol Chester. · Pomeroy Home and Aulii,Y Rev . Carey Knittle of Cincinleln Ready · Mox Co., Middle, - - .. •t..~-A.,,,._._.t_...,t.t Cali 992-2B:i6. :1-12-Stc · $12,5110. Phone 98&-3348. 11-311-TrC nati. Ohio will be the Evangeport. Ohio. 6 SO tiL (A woJ1 ....., FURNISRED GARAGE APART3-lll-3tp list. Special singing each eve' ,. i I "IIIIIKY U.Mil, AWHI&I ' ....., MENT on Lincoln Hill, Ad- WANTED n:!JX>nsible party to ning. Everyone Is welcome. 1'-~· .._.., ,._ ..., .. NJCI JaS ults only. phone 992-3489. assume payrnenl• ·of $5.21 per 15 FOOT Lone Star fibre glass BUDGET PRICE lumltun! on 3-!;-12tc our third noor budget shop. ftw --rli•NII 2-25-30tc month or pay bahmce due boat. trailer. 50 hn Mercurv Baker Furniture, Middleport, $98.61 for 1968 steroo console outboard motor. Upright plWanted To Buy And lllmt Of the ICribtl Ohio . ? 2S tfc CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy: with AM and FM radio. • ano. Rood condition. Phone onttDrred, "Teacher, you have FIVE TO 30 ACRES. With or One three room apartment. speed au!omatlc changer. Call 949-3752. :1-l!l-6tc FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. lp<lktto wll." fur thttl ilo without buildings on 992 ex- very nice and modern. Shown 992-21136. 3-12-6tc fologer dared to ""k llim an11 change. Phone 992-2264. Pomeroy Home and Au!o. by appointment .only. Phone qtH!IIio!I.-Luke 20: 39, 411,: 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, 3911, 3-1!1-3tc 11-311-TFC 992-5271. :1.6-tfc !fAY. George Carson. Leading 4 speed, or take over ~ . ' 3-!Uitp menL•. Thomas Bun1Shlde. Creek Road. MEDIUM SIZE BOAT TRAIL- FURNISHED APARTMENT, 606 E. -Main St., Apt. 101, PoER single or tandem wheels. couple only. 212 S. 5th Ave, %. Mechanical 20. Haw&!· ACBOM WEST Hi<hland White Terriers. 1. Preelp1C4! meroy. 3-lll-3tp man ian call 992-2966. 3-17-3tp Mlddleoort, 992-5435. :1-10-tfc black and · silver, Miniature 3. EnUre li. Aquatle toocl f. ·rom rllf>t bird 22. Brittle sChnauzers. MinlatuN!. Pood· ANTIQUES. furniture. dishes. TWO BEDROOM house. Lincoln 9. C&vlty • . Tam.llb eookie les. Li!tle Barkaroo Kennels. 19l6 PONTIAC Cutalina. two 10. Monkey f. Stronc D. :Mound miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Hilt Phor.o 992-5127. 3-9tlc door hardtop. One owner. ExCoolville. 667-3654. 3-12-lOtc 11. Boo~ or :U. Side by Cecil. 800 W. Main St. , Pomecellent condition. Pbone 9927. Devoured ilacrtd 1-25-tfc roy. 2768: 3-lf.3tc wrtUnrs ~~ 8hel· HOUSE for sale in Clifton. For S1le 12. Near: fallo Beautiful private htlme. for 11. Pendulum FIVE ROOM house. bath. hardJOHN F'RY property on MiddleWelo Wanted welpt children . six rooms (three 14.=cal H.Oottoe wood noors. shingle roof, export Hill: 5 room house with name 13. Partl, u Oil IO.AU<tklnl Sl. Bywayot BEAUTICIAN. master or jun- cellent shape inside and oot. bedrooms), divided basement. l~.Re~ II. DOIIpr at. Lotter three acres of ground. Phone Ior. with West Vlr~inla li- Aluminum siding, storm win· play room and shower. Two :t2. Live . 13. GIYel an U.De~ · lO.o~.742-5613. 3-19-3tc cense for Billie Jean's Beauty lots 50 x 1110; 12 x 18 barn. 11. Be<wt aecountot 118.11-vlto dows. forced air gas furnace, 11. Stoy Shop. Mason, Phone 773-5311. . IIG.OIW<IIaJI. 20. <:oo+ blnln&' Property fenced in. Inquire ~ basement, large porch, 19. Sprite lhlp lorqt frie~ SUNRAY Gas Range. eight 3-17-3tc at Blanche Comnson, Cliflarge lot. $6500. Phon• 992ll.l,olt.. months old, used only three ton. . 3-1-SOtc mo~ 3718. Pomeroy. 3·17-Jtp months. Thomas Burnside. 22. Palnt'1ll W1nted 21. Belo...... 606 E. Main St.. Apt. 101, PoIABYSITnNG bv the day In 36 INCH Magic Chef Range. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy lothe meroy. :1-19-!tp miniature. $'15 and uo. Stud Colden my home. Phone 99U3115. used only 4 years, like new. otat. service and groomin~ . Phorn>: 3-19-!tp Phone 992-2646. 3-14-6te J1. Incite UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, six 992-5443. II 3 tic 28. Narrow new zig Zlll sewing machines inlet r HOUSEWORK by day or week. 19611 SEWING MACIIINE, nevwith 20 year factory guaran29. Wr&th POTA'I'OES . Clarence ProfDtt. ' Call 992-5110. 3-1!1-.1tn er been used. I am op1y ask30. Ptur · tee. Nationally advertised Portland. Phone 843-2254 ing $35 and will accept $1.25 U . MUIIc note brands to be sold for storage II ! tic 311. Parto! weekly. Phor1e 992-2685. In Memory and freight. Totals of $45 3-14-tfc IN MEMORY of my sister. COAL. hPavv. lum1 s•ok"'r. e.,,. each. Can be paid at $5 per Margaret Ellen Searles. who month. We will deliver to nnd mlne rurt . Exee1Rior ~alt passed away one year ago SINGER SEWING Machine in Works, Inc .. E. Main St.. Po- your borne to sew on them new walnut sewing table, zig March 15, 1967. to malle sure that )'Oil· are meroy. Phone 992-3891. lU.tfc A place is vacant in my home, zag equipped to buttonhole, completely ••tialled. Cl!ll 992monogram. overcast, fancy Which never can be filled ; 21136. :J.1Mic MOBIL HOME. 8X35, excollent God called you home to be design. etc. Pay off 7 payconditior . Completely- furnlilh · ments $5 each, Phone 992with him : 1968 STEREO radio combinaed. $1850.110. Call 9t2-S262. 3685. 3-14-tfc It must have been his will. 2-28-3otfc tlm. Handsome walnut <OnWe will meet you some sweet sole. Thl• has BSR automatic 1964 PONTIAC Cotalina Safari clay, WT in Mason. lillx200 on paved record changer. Take over V8. automatic. 9 passenger Just when we cannot tell: street. Call Mason 773-5203. payments of $6.31 per month station wagon. power brakes, We !mow yoo're home with 3-12-l:ttc or pay $1U8. Call 992-D, One"litter power steering. luggage rack. God, 3-!Mtc tor Ule three for red and white, priced at Wllh -tllclle you loved 90 well. SUPER STUFF, sure nul! lrophieo, lbe llo!(!h ud whoksale. 19§3 Chevrolet Imllach 4aY the :.odO llltoro an 'r' ,· That's Bh:e Lustre lor clean. . . pala 2 <loor Sport Coupe, poSadlY missed by sister, Jen. wer brakes. oower •teerlng, ing rugs and upholstery. Rent ' AllrJ'plo.... nie,' 'Kathryn and Family. electric shampooer $1. Baker Insure nee air conditioning. V8, automa· .. 1110 Q,XXDVII :1-lf.llp . Furniture. 3-18-Gte tic, orlced at wholesale. 1985 tl-tnt . t• ,_. . Pomeroy Motor Co. . · !~t:::=~==e:o;;~·t6~~~~~~~~·~,.! ~. .5.55 POME.•. 0y ~~~::=:::::;:!~~===::::::;~~±~~ TJREslf ll RES S16.Sf·& $18.50 'All Re.g.uilr Sizes 512.50 . John w. VanMeter ·oo CLYDE KUHN == --- t 0 Re!rl·e~- ,.E~~OOS,¢ f l!Q:n.ti:TJ, l] D. AS.. Well As I IJ 0 j· I It::::..u;,~O:::.: . . . ..,_ l•v I I I r I I I I -.... · .. 1 Pobit Hoek SOdal Notes DAILY CROSSWORD -·- --·y ---- • For Rent FiVJ!i IJWM unfurnished house in )fiddJeporl Phone 992-3231 or 742-4191. :l-17-3tc *"" AHTOMOBILE lnsuranee ben Mustang. VB. noor shift. white NINE ROOM house, 11> baths. vlny! lop. sharp, call • Large Jot. Racine. Phone 94f. ••.neelliod? Loot Yllllr ,a>f7. . , Financing . avillable; or'illtonoe? ~.-: ; l'' • 37!12 after 4 p.m. 3-19-M<: · ,a. t"'~ -lfe ·oj .,:,· Will seli or trade. :1-14-tfc ~r) )'I c•n \ • 1 .... \' ' ~ i lo ::,. v .a p Ill a .,,x s"' BD ,........,......... . """'· ' "'' . W!Nl:l'(..Eit.LET ME: iiP YOJ OFF 70 A MleTAKI!. YOJ /NIKf wrrH MI!N. �l '' · l1 "- ~ ' ". " "'""' Aili ' , lMPOitfltATtOtl ')i , DIADL1,1111 !II.M. OJy tlttfrt '"W.tiC1tfORI ·'"; . . . . . . . , Dta.llrtt t a.M. • QlltQH ..,_,I & CIII'Nttl... Will " .,....... Vllfll t , ..... .., hy .. htlllcatten RIOULATlONI Th't ,._.,HatMr rtttrvn tht rltht .. Mit ar NtKt any I• ....,.... tiiIM:tltftatlle. ,_. PUbllttlet' will Nf -- ........lbtf hr IliON Hwl aiMI IRCtri'Kt ln..rtMft, , IATII fet" Want A41 ..rvlct 5 cen" ,., Wtrtl 1111 ln•tfllo" Minimum Ctllrtt ?k 11 """ ,., wef'd " ' ' " c..-.cu- tm,. l"•"ieftlulttt ,., WIH1I aht consecutln IIIMrf'-111. II ,., ceM DIKH'nt • CARRIER WANTED. IN MIDDLEPORT ' AND LOWER POMEROY · Call Mrs. Clifford "Faye" Mnley Middleport ••" dl •nllt ldt Hkt wittlln 10 dap. CAit-O 011 TMANIC.I &. HITUAaY 11.11 ftf' Ill woH -minimuM• Ia. ad4lltiiMI -rd lc. ILIND ~01 Addltltnal lie Cha"" ,., M'flr· . ® 01' .· QUA\m !965 CHEVY II ,, ~ . •.' ' . J\·' ~-· Pomeroy :. .~ Motor Co•.:.;, 25• . ·' 1963 PONTIAC P0/U,R9Y,'l!H.IO • ' • Prl•• ..'·: . . \rU,$114¥. MAR.''11-' . · Eploc~,l P)tl!~· """.. 1•""m•tllln,'R<tlntlomont, •nd Door . . .. . . $IS9S IVERYBODY INVITEOJ' . S1uttcr _Spt. _Cpe, V~ (•nglne', automatic trans. New tires "can mlf'rlt.l•, radio and heater. ' . .. .. . ~ $995 Cata1inll 2 D1', Automatic. I(Ood tires, rradio 11nd heater. 1965 CORVAIR Card Of Thanks ' . . . .. .. •• POMillOY OHN7TOP . ~Ill -1.· . ,;a TttllfFII. ·JAY-COAL CO•. ' .... '·!JI.o- 1'1 $1495 Re•l Estate FOr .c()r!:'l roupe. Four-11peed trans .. red finish, vinyl l:iuctet : l'::th, one owner. lflw mUeage, ni('P one. CUi:11U fi,lt. WE WISH to extend our since,. · I . ~ '' . .. ' '1t;.7.AtThUW.-IIIII thanks to all those who helpOII .. CI MOUII ed In any way during the sickLlile 1:• a.ll'l. "Dtltt' POMEROY - One story 5 room t:SO a.IR ~ 121tt IMMI a.NNM' ness and death of my husOPEN f\I&S. 1.00 P.M. band. and our father. Charles Notice frame home. bath, a2 !Mid' J'09ms. gas furnace, few · A. Bogard. We especially THERE will be a gun shoot POMEROY, OHIO blocks from Court House. thank !he doctors and nurses Sunday, Mareh Z4, beginning $4,500.110 EXP'ERI' . .. . at Veterans Memorial Hosat ·noon nt the Forked Run ROlJ'tE 1!1 AT DEADMAN'S Wheel Alignment pital. the Elmwood Nursing ' sportsman Club. Everyone is aJRVE - 2 slory frame · Home. Ewing Funeral Home, For S1le 51• ~~.. t,·. ~' welcome. 3-19-4tc home, bath. four large bedthe Rev. Freeland Norris and BACON 3 lb. 99 cents, Bologna 6$0x 13 9.11 "' rooms, front porch, 1.90 ae.. . . • · 6501:1• • • .a singers. May God bless you 3 lb. $1.39, 12 rolls Tissue 79 ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, WILL DO sewing at home: zipres, needs some repairs, will 700.13 lUI · ,.,. , all. rug washers, polishers and cents, A-1 bleach 39 cents gal· 7.00x14 IO.U .0 pers, pookets. pegging, hemsell AS IS. $5,5110.00 Mrs. Mattie Bogard genuine parts, call 992-3780. lon, Dutch Standard Paint ' 750.14 11.11 .a ing, alterations, etc. Mrs. SYRACUSE - Oqe story mod~ 670•15 11.11 A1 : and Sons 3-19-1tp $3.59 a gallon. Vinyl plastic 3-l5-31ltp Freddie Thabet, Mason, em seven room home, bath. Pluo ll'oc ....... ll lxdo•... Couch Chair $139.00, vinyl - -Phone 773-5651. 3-18-JOtp four bedroomS. large base· · ..G.UARANI'EEDN•ll-l<lo !JuoroniH I WISH to thank friends and plastic Couch $98. M & G SOUTHERN PLANTS, order --·· ment with •arage. TWO AC. neighbors for their kind ex· Food Markel. three miles now. cabbage. tomatoes. pepRE LOT 0~ ROUTE 1!1. , . . FREE BIBL~ offer : Informapress ions of sympathy, cards pers, sweet potatoes. Phone soutn of Middleport. 3-17-31p tive, interesting. Write Box and floral tributes and all who 84:1-2693. Charles R. Harris. VIRGIL '• or HELEN T£AFOI\D $17.5110.110 · 333. Pomeroy. 3-17-3tp aided Jn any way at the lime IIIAGIC CHEF gas ro~~Re. good lf!.33ll ., •< Portland, Ohio. 3-ll>!Otc of the death of my husband, shape. Phone 992-5485. 3-17-3tp OHIO grassland ~raded HereAlbert M. CO<, Broker R. V. (Jack) Weatherman. SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing rna· ford Bull Sale · 21 bulls and 13 992-3830 ~tc Repaired Asson,;d New~ Wide OYII• Special thanks to Rev. Free- HAY. 50 cents a bale. George chine. needs no cams. All open and bred heifers. All Adjustment Tires Just ARRIVED! Carson, Phone 742-4753. built-in features . Makes buthorned. clean pedigreed, ser- land Norris, Rev. Carl Gillilan, !he singers and the Whit3-17-3tc tonholes. laney desig)ls. sews vice age and grading choice. I ALL SIZES on buttons etc. Pay $5 per Business Services . Funeral Home. From the top herds of Ohio month or pay lltllance d u e RADIO and TV Re~alr. Ch~rl., Mrs. R. V. Weatherman. MOBIL HOME, lOXSO. two bedand Michigan. Friday, March $itu:2 each $47.22. Free hoJII! demonstra. E. Bowl... Rutland. Ohio. Tuppers Plains. Ohio. rooms, coppertone kitchen, pJus 29. 1958 at the Wellston Fair· lion, Call 992-:llfB. ~15-itc Call 742-4738. · . ,3-17-6tp 3-19-ltp wall to wan carpet in Jiving grounds In Wellston, Ohio. room. All gas appliance.•. Grading at 9 a.m.. Sale at 1 lOGAN · FIRE & SAFE"" . Phone 992-2619. 3-7-121~ SOLID STATE STEREO. 1967 Tuppen Pl1l111, 0. 3-17-3tc p.m. For lent EQmPMENT. sales and serwalnut stereo conaole with 4 Phone 667-3682 .99Z.Z/.. vice. Pomeroy, Ohio, RD S, THREE BEDROOM trailer and SINGER SEWING machine in speakers. 4 speed automatic RESIDENCE teteohone custosl)ecial prices on ettingulshtwo bedroom apartment. M &: lovely sewing table. Does all changer. Take over payments rr.ers. Now. no installation ers for boats. trailers and G Market. three mUes south regu]ar sewing, plus diaJ or $5 per month or pay balcharge for extension telehomes. Dwight Logan 992Kee~'~•. nn · of Middleport. 3-17-3tp equipped for fancy •lg za11 ance $67.30. Call 992-3218. phones . Call our business of3821. Charles Marshall 992· 3-15-itc designs, buttonholes. over· fice for details 992-2191. 6364. Max Eichinger 992-55111. ·t;aiiiO'.<iO 4 ROOM and bath unfurnished cast . elc. Only 6 monthly pay. Hl-12tc Lawrence Eblin 992-5624. apartment. Phone 992-5385. ments of $1.67 per week. STEREO. Beauliful AM & FM Mason o :1-:JO.JOtc 3-12-tlc Phone 992-2685. 3-5-tfc maple stereo just received SPECIAL PER\!ANENTS rege ......a..,.. Informed front · overstoeked compaoy, ular $15 now $9.50. Cletith C. C. BRADFORD will sell at dealers cost. Price Brogen's Shop, phone 742- FURNISHED apartment, 5 SINGER SEWING machine, AUCI'IO!:iEER •., rooms and bath, Harold Newsews forward and reverse. 1114.95 or monthly payments. 58116. Hl-301c Complete ~nke ell. Chester. Phone 985-3350. Zig zag equipped to burton- Call 992-3218. 1;15-itc Write, Phone or Olnlad 3-12-tlc hole. monogram. darn. etc. Entertained .. HAPPY HOUR. Shenang Springs I ,DYCUP CriU Br4dford Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay- l!Kl CHEVY IMPALA. 1!156 Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. MonRacine. Ohio FURNISIIED TWO BEDROOM ments $6.76 each or $30 cash., GMC Picku•. ~arden tractor day thru Friday. Ladies night 5 I tic APARV.Il:NT. Middlepori, Phone 992-2685. '• !+~ ,, and .table s.aw. Phone Z47-;11. every Friday. U-tfc ' 8 1/11(.,1lltone ~~. :1-ltfc . , .. 3-1 c ' Am diiNDJ:rtoNING, .. 191111 FULLY automallc ·sewing . · PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY at10n Ser\llce . Jacks Refrlg) · Machine, complete to make HAY. Phone 935-3972. Clarence •ervlce. all will pay for a brake adjust- nlRNISHEP and unfurnished apartments: Close to schooL buttonholes .. darn. and •mb . ]'leutzling. State Rt. 248. Pration, New Haven. hone · ~; · ;;:;~-.ll~l-...1 22114. The ment at· PomP.roy Home 1: 812-2079. 4 8 If• r: . Phone 992-543•. 10-18-tlc 15 buillin designs. This mnch3-19-Stp eroy. Auto. 1-7-tlc ine is in !)erfect conditmn. and Service. ·. N..,. unnce the elrdelllttl8o This machine sold lor $199.95, 9tl ACRE FARM. 5 room house. READY . MIX concrete dellvScliii!Ot'll. REVIVAL starting at the MI. L<\RGE five room and "hath ered right to your project. apartment. newly dl'<'orotort, balance now $'75 00 or take bath, drilled well; city water, --_,.)...;;~·. Herman U. B. Church March Fast and easy. Free esll· ~ ~.;, " f11rnace heat. Pornerov. · '"'~­ over payments of $6.18 per la~nd . New pole barn. gas EXPERT Motortycie 11 at 7:30 p.m. 8 ch evening. Phone 992-5307.• · ! ':'-tic mates. Phone 9?2-3284, Goeg~-lioo l l month. Try it in your home. wen~:f% miles out ol Chester. · Pomeroy Home and Aulii,Y Rev . Carey Knittle of Cincinleln Ready · Mox Co., Middle, - - .. •t..~-A.,,,._._.t_...,t.t Cali 992-2B:i6. :1-12-Stc · $12,5110. Phone 98&-3348. 11-311-TrC nati. Ohio will be the Evangeport. Ohio. 6 SO tiL (A woJ1 ....., FURNISRED GARAGE APART3-lll-3tp list. Special singing each eve' ,. i I "IIIIIKY U.Mil, AWHI&I ' ....., MENT on Lincoln Hill, Ad- WANTED n:!JX>nsible party to ning. Everyone Is welcome. 1'-~· .._.., ,._ ..., .. NJCI JaS ults only. phone 992-3489. assume payrnenl• ·of $5.21 per 15 FOOT Lone Star fibre glass BUDGET PRICE lumltun! on 3-!;-12tc our third noor budget shop. ftw --rli•NII 2-25-30tc month or pay bahmce due boat. trailer. 50 hn Mercurv Baker Furniture, Middleport, $98.61 for 1968 steroo console outboard motor. Upright plWanted To Buy And lllmt Of the ICribtl Ohio . ? 2S tfc CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy: with AM and FM radio. • ano. Rood condition. Phone onttDrred, "Teacher, you have FIVE TO 30 ACRES. With or One three room apartment. speed au!omatlc changer. Call 949-3752. :1-l!l-6tc FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. lp<lktto wll." fur thttl ilo without buildings on 992 ex- very nice and modern. Shown 992-21136. 3-12-6tc fologer dared to ""k llim an11 change. Phone 992-2264. Pomeroy Home and Au!o. by appointment .only. Phone qtH!IIio!I.-Luke 20: 39, 411,: 1967 MUSTANG Fastback, 3911, 3-1!1-3tc 11-311-TFC 992-5271. :1.6-tfc !fAY. George Carson. Leading 4 speed, or take over ~ . ' 3-!Uitp menL•. Thomas Bun1Shlde. Creek Road. MEDIUM SIZE BOAT TRAIL- FURNISHED APARTMENT, 606 E. -Main St., Apt. 101, PoER single or tandem wheels. couple only. 212 S. 5th Ave, %. Mechanical 20. Haw&!· ACBOM WEST Hi<hland White Terriers. 1. Preelp1C4! meroy. 3-lll-3tp man ian call 992-2966. 3-17-3tp Mlddleoort, 992-5435. :1-10-tfc black and · silver, Miniature 3. EnUre li. Aquatle toocl f. ·rom rllf>t bird 22. Brittle sChnauzers. MinlatuN!. Pood· ANTIQUES. furniture. dishes. TWO BEDROOM house. Lincoln 9. C&vlty • . Tam.llb eookie les. Li!tle Barkaroo Kennels. 19l6 PONTIAC Cutalina. two 10. Monkey f. Stronc D. :Mound miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Hilt Phor.o 992-5127. 3-9tlc door hardtop. One owner. ExCoolville. 667-3654. 3-12-lOtc 11. Boo~ or :U. Side by Cecil. 800 W. Main St. , Pomecellent condition. Pbone 9927. Devoured ilacrtd 1-25-tfc roy. 2768: 3-lf.3tc wrtUnrs ~~ 8hel· HOUSE for sale in Clifton. For S1le 12. Near: fallo Beautiful private htlme. for 11. Pendulum FIVE ROOM house. bath. hardJOHN F'RY property on MiddleWelo Wanted welpt children . six rooms (three 14.=cal H.Oottoe wood noors. shingle roof, export Hill: 5 room house with name 13. Partl, u Oil IO.AU<tklnl Sl. Bywayot BEAUTICIAN. master or jun- cellent shape inside and oot. bedrooms), divided basement. l~.Re~ II. DOIIpr at. Lotter three acres of ground. Phone Ior. with West Vlr~inla li- Aluminum siding, storm win· play room and shower. Two :t2. Live . 13. GIYel an U.De~ · lO.o~.742-5613. 3-19-3tc cense for Billie Jean's Beauty lots 50 x 1110; 12 x 18 barn. 11. Be<wt aecountot 118.11-vlto dows. forced air gas furnace, 11. Stoy Shop. Mason, Phone 773-5311. . IIG.OIW<IIaJI. 20. <:oo+ blnln&' Property fenced in. Inquire ~ basement, large porch, 19. Sprite lhlp lorqt frie~ SUNRAY Gas Range. eight 3-17-3tc at Blanche Comnson, Cliflarge lot. $6500. Phon• 992ll.l,olt.. months old, used only three ton. . 3-1-SOtc mo~ 3718. Pomeroy. 3·17-Jtp months. Thomas Burnside. 22. Palnt'1ll W1nted 21. Belo...... 606 E. Main St.. Apt. 101, PoIABYSITnNG bv the day In 36 INCH Magic Chef Range. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy lothe meroy. :1-19-!tp miniature. $'15 and uo. Stud Colden my home. Phone 99U3115. used only 4 years, like new. otat. service and groomin~ . Phorn>: 3-19-!tp Phone 992-2646. 3-14-6te J1. Incite UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, six 992-5443. II 3 tic 28. Narrow new zig Zlll sewing machines inlet r HOUSEWORK by day or week. 19611 SEWING MACIIINE, nevwith 20 year factory guaran29. Wr&th POTA'I'OES . Clarence ProfDtt. ' Call 992-5110. 3-1!1-.1tn er been used. I am op1y ask30. Ptur · tee. Nationally advertised Portland. Phone 843-2254 ing $35 and will accept $1.25 U . MUIIc note brands to be sold for storage II ! tic 311. Parto! weekly. Phor1e 992-2685. In Memory and freight. Totals of $45 3-14-tfc IN MEMORY of my sister. COAL. hPavv. lum1 s•ok"'r. e.,,. each. Can be paid at $5 per Margaret Ellen Searles. who month. We will deliver to nnd mlne rurt . Exee1Rior ~alt passed away one year ago SINGER SEWING Machine in Works, Inc .. E. Main St.. Po- your borne to sew on them new walnut sewing table, zig March 15, 1967. to malle sure that )'Oil· are meroy. Phone 992-3891. lU.tfc A place is vacant in my home, zag equipped to buttonhole, completely ••tialled. Cl!ll 992monogram. overcast, fancy Which never can be filled ; 21136. :J.1Mic MOBIL HOME. 8X35, excollent God called you home to be design. etc. Pay off 7 payconditior . Completely- furnlilh · ments $5 each, Phone 992with him : 1968 STEREO radio combinaed. $1850.110. Call 9t2-S262. 3685. 3-14-tfc It must have been his will. 2-28-3otfc tlm. Handsome walnut <OnWe will meet you some sweet sole. Thl• has BSR automatic 1964 PONTIAC Cotalina Safari clay, WT in Mason. lillx200 on paved record changer. Take over V8. automatic. 9 passenger Just when we cannot tell: street. Call Mason 773-5203. payments of $6.31 per month station wagon. power brakes, We !mow yoo're home with 3-12-l:ttc or pay $1U8. Call 992-D, One"litter power steering. luggage rack. God, 3-!Mtc tor Ule three for red and white, priced at Wllh -tllclle you loved 90 well. SUPER STUFF, sure nul! lrophieo, lbe llo!(!h ud whoksale. 19§3 Chevrolet Imllach 4aY the :.odO llltoro an 'r' ,· That's Bh:e Lustre lor clean. . . pala 2 <loor Sport Coupe, poSadlY missed by sister, Jen. wer brakes. oower •teerlng, ing rugs and upholstery. Rent ' AllrJ'plo.... nie,' 'Kathryn and Family. electric shampooer $1. Baker Insure nee air conditioning. V8, automa· .. 1110 Q,XXDVII :1-lf.llp . Furniture. 3-18-Gte tic, orlced at wholesale. 1985 tl-tnt . t• ,_. . Pomeroy Motor Co. . · !~t:::=~==e:o;;~·t6~~~~~~~~·~,.! ~. .5.55 POME.•. 0y ~~~::=:::::;:!~~===::::::;~~±~~ TJREslf ll RES S16.Sf·& $18.50 'All Re.g.uilr Sizes 512.50 . John w. VanMeter ·oo CLYDE KUHN == --- t 0 Re!rl·e~- ,.E~~OOS,¢ f l!Q:n.ti:TJ, l] D. AS.. Well As I IJ 0 j· I It::::..u;,~O:::.: . . . ..,_ l•v I I I r I I I I -.... · .. 1 Pobit Hoek SOdal Notes DAILY CROSSWORD -·- --·y ---- • For Rent FiVJ!i IJWM unfurnished house in )fiddJeporl Phone 992-3231 or 742-4191. :l-17-3tc *"" AHTOMOBILE lnsuranee ben Mustang. VB. noor shift. white NINE ROOM house, 11> baths. vlny! lop. sharp, call • Large Jot. Racine. Phone 94f. ••.neelliod? Loot Yllllr ,a>f7. . , Financing . avillable; or'illtonoe? ~.-: ; l'' • 37!12 after 4 p.m. 3-19-M<: · ,a. t"'~ -lfe ·oj .,:,· Will seli or trade. :1-14-tfc ~r) )'I c•n \ • 1 .... \' ' ~ i lo ::,. v .a p Ill a .,,x s"' BD ,........,......... . """'· ' "'' . W!Nl:l'(..Eit.LET ME: iiP YOJ OFF 70 A MleTAKI!. YOJ /NIKf wrrH MI!N. �\-' \,,- ;i-}ll c,t ' ~ • f. lain ":~:~~':: briai\'"baldbt. · EAeh(' ' · project wat pi<ked In eiiiiiUl il'ade studenl l'onl· n ,, ' ' ' ei'Qy l!r. !Ugh. I ~ave beoo active aeeor<~&nee w!Ul her ablllfll. Prch 1n 4..Jl forthepa&tfouryears. OUr joet o start out In simple Corm ciWj :1.1 the ; ·Teen stitchers in and eaeh year following, ni!w l)ed!ord Township and """ lead- steps are added to lneruse lhe era are Mr~. Richard Mees and members sklll and abUiey. Meetings are held so that at Mrs. Wayile Beal. the end of the summer 10 meet'lbouli!l our club Is very small !n number, with only nine mem. ing& have been eompletod. At bers, we have pardclpatod In Ule meetJngo lndlvicWI work is ~ m~ community projects. ln the past we have colle<:te<l for the done on the projeds. Member~:~ take turns giving demoostratlons or talks about their projects. At Cancer Crusade and the Cystic Fibrosis Campaign. ,\s another lhe end o! lhe meellngs refreshooe of our projects, we prepared ments are served and a flower boxes for the cowW,y home short recreation period is held. for the aged. Through the comFor lhe girls taking sewing bined efforts or our club mem- projects, a style revue is held bers we led the county potato chip sale last summer. about two weeks before lhe lair at one ot the various schools. Membership in 4-Hort:ers many varied projects. Our club last summer centered mostly around The girls model their own garments the.y have made tor their projects. They are judgedonvar- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 't ' C. D. Putney, ADMITTED: Clarence Walls, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Clarence Barnette, Rock Castle; Mrs. Wademan Randolph, Pt.. Pleasant; Mrs. Okey Schartizer, Middleport, 0.; Carsel Dunn, Mason; Mrs. Bryant Harmon, Gallipo- 92, Claimed Charles David Putney, 92, reUred farmer, died at 4:30a.m., lD Holzer Hospital where he had been a pstient two weeks af. tor IIUI!erillg a fractured hlp In a Call at his home. A residonl of Rt. 2, Bidwell, today lis. DISCHARGED: Arizona Os. borne, South side; Mary Am Dish- man, Pt. Pleasanti Henry Roney, New Haven; Mrs. Robert Adams, Pliny; Robert Stover, Buffalo; FerreU Kiser, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Richard Plymale and son, Mason. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs. Okey Schartfzer, Middleport, a son. Mr. Putney was born Sept. 16, 1875, in Mason COunty, w. va. He was one ol 13 ehtldren born to Ule late Isaac and Mary Jane HufJman PulJley. He is survived bytwobrat.hers, Ken Putney, pt, Pleasant, and Edward Putney, o!Florlda. 'Ibree sisters survive, Mrs. Mo 11 y Downs, Albany, 0.; Mrs. Ethel Chapman, Pt:. Pleasant, and Mrs. Kate Lltehfleld, Apple Grove. WELCOME BACK Three grandchildren and seven msoN Drive·ln great.grandcbUdroo survive. Mr. Putney marrledtheformer Sally Am Saxtoo, Mason, Ia 1905 1n Ft. Pleasant. She preceded him in death 23 years ago. T1ro children born to lhls union were Hobart l'lltney, Rt. 2, Bi<l· well, snd Mrs. Charles (Bonnie) Souders. Slle died four years 1./'1 . UA . . FREE SHOW OPENING NIGHT THURSDAY, MARCH 21 'A STUDYIN TERROR" ~hCL' Jock Holmes vs. Ja rk Tbe Ripper Pl.trS. ville, Holzer Holipltal, Gallipollo, comillettld a wltlrlwind, S\1\df>d tour to lhe HoJ.y Lands or the , . · ,., ;\~:!i~ .ruins 61 naanlte, · MQI!nf of t!ji~IJ), tatloa; Ell.,a'a FoiJ!ilain, wltere . v.v\cl,wrote·his ascftldlng M!' Zion, .. . 0 e !Oillll !If The Laat Mideillt ln · wllleh she walked wltore JeBUI walked and SIW tilO alcy lhat Divtd saw wlten be wrote. hla psalmo. The tour was from Mar, 5 .~rough lhe 14tll. MARGE RIG~S A World War n veteran, Olar~e ~ _wa1 a rich ex~ ' ious things such as fit and deles Ross Matthews, .'\9, Cheshire, perfMea. lt made the BlbleDlOre sign, grooming, posture and farmer and truck driver, eKed poise. early &lnday morning in the VetAt the fair all 4-H members Surpr~e erans Hospital at Lexington, Ky, exhibit lheir projects. At the end He had been there one 'week. of the summer the dues which Born Jan. 23, 1909 In ooua have been collected at the meetCounty, he was th·e son of tile ings are used tor wt).atever the The st. Patrick's Day tbeme late David and Mamie Fraser members agree upon. · was carried out .1\t 'a surprise Matthews. He never married. &lrvivors include these bro- par-Qt honwfng Teresa Tllomaa. thers, Wayne and CarroU Mat· daUBbter oi l\lr. and Mrs. Har. Ulews, O>eshlre, and David Mat- old Thomas, on her 11th btrlhthews, Whitesville, w. va.j sts~ da,y Saturday, Guests at the party wete memten, Mrs. Fred (Vlrglnta) ,Taybers or Girl Seoul Troop 39, lor, Price, utah, and M r s. Mrs. Kenneth King entertah"' Games were played w!Ul priz· ed recently with a ·surprise din- Claude (Winifred) Ridenour, Mat. awan, N, .:J.i an aunt, M r s. es being won by Diana LYneb, . ner party in observance of the Blanche Haskins, and an uncle, Juctv Owen, Vicki Ktll,., and Mary birthdl\v anniversary ol her husAlex Blazer, both of lllddleport. Millo. CandT bars were g1 ven band. Services will be held at 2 p.m. as favors. Cake and ice cream Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wednesda,y at Miller's Home For decorated with shamrocks were William Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Funerals under the direction of aerved. Other guests were ApHarold Vaughan, Mr, and Mrs. Rev. c. J. Lemley and burial ril Fraser, &!san Powers, Mar~ Vincent Knlgh~ Mrs. Jean Hay. tha McNeal, Janet Lee Neal, man. Mrs. Maggie &nilh, l\lr, Will be In Gravel llill CemeBarbsra Fultz, ~indy Msnley, tery. Friends may call at the and Mrs. Edwsrd King and Che Cindy Damookey, and Barbara children of Mr. and Mrs. Ken- tuneral home after 2 p.m. TUesAnlhony. day. neth ~ng, Linda Sue and Eddie. at c R Matthews r . , ' ' 59' Dies Earl , y · day Sun Party is Given by Parents Husband's Birthday Observed at Party ' And 011 to Ashkelon. an in<· lent PhiUistlne eity to ... lho THI WDIILD" w~(jlclisijlil.• FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Mmh 22·23-24 1 Cbureh. Kirk Douglas ~obert Mitchum m., Thursday Wider the direc- TfotE WEST WAS liP FOR GRABS!'' "ZE•U IN THI KJTCHINt~ MEIGS THEAliE · tion oi Rev. Earl Cremeilnt ill Miller's Funeral Home. Burial will be In calvaey Cemetery In Rio Grsnde. Frlood& may eall at lllller' s Funeral Home alter 3 p.m., Wed- Amsterdam, then hopped to Atb~ ens, Greece; thence by TWA to Iri Aviv, Israel. Four nlgllto·were SPOOl herein oesdoy. Ule Holy Land Hotel o! old Jerusalem as a base from which to visit lhe imp>rtant places of christendom. Some or these were the Garden ofaethaemane, Mount ol ()lives, Basilica oflhe Agony and the Slrtne ot the Alcenslon, PUs!O's Judgem111t ball, the Hol,y Sepulchre, lhe Car<ten Tomb, lhe Cruclffxlon Plaee, and new Jerusalem. ' I' TONIGHT, March 19 THE FLIM-FLAM MAN ('feehnleolor) George C. Scott· Sue Lyon Colorcartoons: Haunted Mouse Lotsa Luck Peek ot Trouble SHOW STARTII7 I!M Wtdnll•d•r •nd Thursday M.rclt 20.11 NOT OPEN CANCEL MEETING A meeting of the Paot Ma. trona o1 Evangeline Chapter, Order or the Eastern aar, sebed· uled for Friday nlgllt hao been polllponed unlll Mareb 29 . The meeting will be held at the Mason!< Temple wllh a potluck dinner at 6 p.m. II msentecl Til~ "''"""". mllnblrl 'ol DreW WebSter Po•t ...0-'vod awordplns ~r securing at!- 25mom~>oPeaeb In lhe poat's annual member'ollip .drtveo ThoY are, "lcift to rlshl. Charles Swatzel, Gu1 E. Gulnlher and Leonard J.,.all. Gulnlher aloo received a aecortd a'fl'&rd for po at "c ~" lD memberthiiJ aetlv!Ues. The annual blrthcla,y Pll'b' w" held Tuesday nliht at lhe Pomeroy Eiementarl' School, · . BOB COUCH, I~ the poat'l. !ravelillg li'<ll>hY to E..,.. V¥t lnwacen 111111oi ''Le!Jionnatre ot: lhe Year" Toe .. March of World Wsr n. ~. "' • P~triolism, ,......, 87• PICklll. fltiU 1111• 1111 Tlllllt1 ltt1r1 Unt1 lnveltJU Matching IOMI . dilh clOth tnd pot noidlf to Framed PICTURES dreu up your kilcl\tn . . h1nd10me lr1m.1 h1D-ill. liU Choict ol IUbjtCII, 99c lltnctQit bU P~t~~s ftct Cel""'" ,,,. krllcll P1ll lrttwrlttr P1h 511111 1111 IHkt ••Love ud reapect our fiag but also teac~ your ehtldren wlty we reel ihia Jovt and reapect.'' 'Ill! a was tha advice of A. H. (Jack) Rhoad1, Ohio !Jnlvmi!Jo faeulcy member and for S9 yosro an atblotlc ojllclal, Tue!'lal.nli!Tt ho ~~alaufat; ~or at I)To 1'1"""'1 blrlhday lflrQI of Drew !Web- I"UI 3e, Amorlean Ll- ~~ • •... u. of i. h:~·~~1!:~ . aom. 2~ . ,, . . . lhli i . 'l 111 :.ijj~ ;.~eldlaltolri1JiroluvwiliJ>" ~' "' ~"!""' ~· . lhe aniiWiro, Rhoado said. He Will not acoept tbe "not 11!1"'! tor yw• reasoolng. lie . tllep ~re­ sonted latte~a . 011 Amerlcantam wrltteil by siverll· Ohio Unlyer' ' .alij'llude!Jta. In clo*lllc, he urpcl lho · Leaton ~ dlurch ,to belp .wil•re Uley can ln eococirqlng atlilet- · liiRi;. IJNDA GUINTIIER, auxWsry pre~lclento!DrewWol>o leo alnee eonaolldaUen In· some · ster f'Pat ·39, on bebalf of her u,nlt. presented a cheek to lhe areas raceo Ulo numbtt o( . pOll. Dace!~ lhe c~k Ia Robert Vallfb&l1. commander, who atrlt and ,1>0¥• taldng port In ' pres!~' over tl\0 lJIIIIal birlhdlly part;y T111sday nl&ht in Pom· (ContlcUd on Page 8) trOI• fr......., -~ ~ L • ·, ~ ~:· •' ·I 5% New Car Loan Just Call Friendly ~atfonal ·:·· ' ,. . ·Ball P!Jy . · .. ·' A mer Frank Coates Dies Tuesday :tn Reedsville :S Org~'~ . r,. ~ Ransackers Try To RunMan .::::~::~:::::~::::::·::::::~:::·: : : ::: : : : : : :::::::::::::::::::::: ~= . theY were Mrs. Campbell ..-/I ' Coaltl, 90, Baoclo- . ,,J:Jil~_._,l_,. ''• ~~ -"""" tq O¥erseo tire operlllgt. IJ'bol!flOMr~wUI sJ&O be! reijfOoalble tot plli!nl>ine and wiring Ulo boMb, Pl>rl<tr lald. Gooch Charles Owl<ey and Larry MorriiOII, ulliotant Ill· perinlelclenl ol ~II, IIJI'eed to see lhat all c:oo1c1111 oiJIIpmont II secured ancllaken to tho booth. Bud Abbott was asiced tq obeek the booth and see wbatexac:tl¥haa to be cblo in lhe way of plumbing and wlrlntl. Porter Mted lbat be bopol to have everylhlnll nn. 1· P!.ANJ' DOGWOOD - Manbert of tbe Chester Boy SCout Trool> No. 235 have planted il1f.hl• lobed by Au&uat 1. lilpoed 011 tbo ta,on In front ol all tour Ji.utern Local Distrlc:t scboals. Shown ~ere at tho. Cheiteo! · tn other adlon, the Boosters ll*oontari' lfti from left, TIDi ~ Scclutmister Elson O'Conaor, and Tim GumPf. Tha will llv• $i0tl to lhe basketball '"" ol>natllil by O'Conaor, who haa alNidSciP~ buatoou. -sontlnel Pboto. aquad lor a cllmor which will be taken care of by coac:ll C a r 1 Wolfe . Tho Booster• also to purchaoe from lite lll!lllor claaa . OHIO FIVE-~V FORECAST 880 baclgoo wilh Jlliii'QOII • n d Ternpera..-el trom 1'bura. IIOld ribbon 011 lhem to sell lit lho home football pmea next day til~ wlU avei'· ap near with hlilla ran. Total eoat of bad&e• II\ tile too to lhe low 50s ••• $40. Iouth. s will averap In Three men Oj>parently tried to Tho .Booaters next mooiiDI Ule low 30 , rob an elderly rural woman Tue.. the house and began will be aomellmo Io. APril. with COnalderably eoolor by Frl- day nl&Jlt and tried to ruo oown a They reportedly bad cut llle-tobeannouneed. day, warmer a little eariJnexl · neigllbor when be foUed them by Phone line. The .l)llsserby, Roland Ei.J,.,.: week. illowero lhe Iaiii tialf of lltiiPPing to investigate. tile - . averaging 1110-balf ~orta Robert C. Hartimbacb m""' bocame suiJPictous wbell ho :· lneb. tald the trio came to lho home ol mticed the trio.,& car with lhe Pome,oy to • ~ lh' an4 ' : par~ lht •stude~l of . 1110 w!Ullhal ol ~· Todl,y'a alwltnt ~•• to have ' ~~licaacl,a uast P>iil , Rboaclt ,..1101'11*1 Uvlnj t111'Aftlca Whllv "' a univerdfll ~.ll....t Flll:Y par·.•'!'1~0( tile peiiPl• there died · iBofon lil!ll nre 'llx years old, . hi nh!, aile! ~o~·ll\inl raunM;fle couoe to be lack ol meat Jn their diet. To~ .lh'!l"'llbat 25 per cent ol lbO~ cijlng lJ'om tbe maliOllritlon eould · ~·aq beeo laved by oatlng beuli, he 'l&ld, and'' he mpared lhe plontlfltl lite of A1110riea Jj> the want In Prolldenl Fl'ladc W. wit;. ' Jr ~· ....... 1 - 25J:t~,;~; he . - I ~~t . ~· ..~epolrt ~ Touebilll upjlll Ule rr-.a of Ameriea, IIJM>alls atatsd lbat we shoutd appleclal<t ~ a nee· ......,. part ol Is "re. .app;oudbllU;r,"~·. u,d that with ev·-· ' ~,. un&fi~· \ ~·..· ~ .. a tOtielponcling "reapoitilbiii13 .'! . . , Ht urpd Olllalll,y. codll,,re1 prdltll ot raee, eolor or 'H. ~~. atreo 0lp1 tbat each , Jn. cli~dllll eJ>U118t~ to:"""" lhal ·~ them. bave thla olhara A low-low bomberl •taaed ralds late Tue~ and today against the U,OOO North Vlotnoo mose that U.S. inttlll&en<B lald have iinpci Khe Sinh, western ancbor ol lhe allitd antiinvasion itne on the northern . Dies Tuesday . ll!n. Ellaabetb r..-n ' Ill .' .. I large guerrilla arms dump' · bl- on lhe banks of •the ~iplll,r saigon Rlvor. The ·ciuDU> bllld ·· more than 250 rounds of mortar and rocket sbollJ and lay lf!Ulln !iring dlstm:e ol the Tan Soli Nbut Air Bose headQ.uertero of Gen. WUUam C. Westmoreland.', u.s. commander in Vi-.n and leader of Bosolved To Win. u.s. Arm,y helieq>ter gunshiP• killed at lnst 35 Communist• In scattered ac11M.IIItiW7 -.omen aald a UHl heilc:opo, Plana for .s food booth at tho Meigs C<>unty Fair were cliseuased Tuesday evenlnl ilhen !!'* Moles Loc:al Athletic Boo~ :·•·~~~~tt;~lh:·~:J~...t~·~·>.r ~-· Wil today compand wltb 3 x 5 Ft. Area Rugs ttle entrance . .. bell de 1 bed ... at kitchen link ... or in ttle bath -U'IIH heavyweight cut-pile rug1 are ideal! Safe Te•·•·Grlp" back. Wllhabte. In olher ..tloD, the· toll of Cqmmunlit ...., :,ja >the lQ.clay· old allied ...aauerrtlla drtV. arouod l:ial&QIIo-the war's iarJIUI •""""""' tile 5(l.bottallon (jperoUep' Re!Olvod To WlnhaJ rlaen to ·9011. Aootber 204 Communiotl have been <liP' tured. Government IIJl!>kesmm oald &.c.Ui VletnamOIO Rangera TuiadiQ' nigl1l ldlled 21 of lhe Viol Coilil jus!· five miles norlh of SOigun. Tho Ranger& also captured a Project at Fair Made aame eQuaUt;y. Discussing alhletlcs, In whicl! he baa been active, Rhoads said It lo hla opinion Ulal alhlotlea. ·P""lide · tralalng ln !ields or lfOI1I ol!ort, sel!diac;ipltoo, com. petltlve rpirit and other human CjUOliiloa wllicl! Can be !~ iii Olher field, not even In lho • cla'l"f"OJII. He urpd lhal each addreu •·.., Whll!b qvji!On •• ' Amerleenlam In SAIGON (UPO- U.S. Air Foree 852 !lralo!Ortressoo tO. clay bombed a Ncirlh v~ meso tank pooWDo within atrlldng diatm:e !If the '""' f<)UIIIIed llarlno fori ol Kite Sinh oo Soulh Vlolllom'o 110rlhern frontier. The ~ !llrstetli< Air Command bomber& bit the armor be&e built ICT by lhe Communioll at the site of lhe u.s. 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PLUS ',t .' or farming about 10 years ago, was a former member or the Gampolis K ol P Lodge, and was a member of the Garfield Belhel Doo Amecbc l The In~' l1J ftle,MeJRt•~O,OO llr* '· Ule Roman, IIY· 'tai~tiR 1 . ~ zantl~tand crusader ttt as. • • · Then to eolorful Beertheba. ~ilked capt!Jil of ·lha Negev to toe lhe took lhe\11 ean . old and """ towns and visit Ule tl'!' wooderftll to put qhrlill , Arld 'Zone nesearch Centra. Th•Y lhere Included tile . always b~ bliJ · ' · drOVe psst a BedOUin eamp. and Alhens and oC Corinlh, 1111 In the ·tlwlgi llhe does," ao- . lh!'OIIilt lhe storied Judesn Moon•. lhe temples ol :~~~~~~~ eordjng ul ~s •Ffflker. tains· lhen to see Belhel and canal separ.un& An aemlr of;/ibe historical 11\iloh and to ·stop at Jacob'& Greece. pllieea &be Ylafltd and olher ascended Mt. carmel to see lhe An details of lhe C:,no.rs: guld.4omed ~rlne or lhe Bskal, litem to VI"- for a i'Jle hoarded ai( Amerlcan Air· sia11DI two nights at Halla In lhe then on to Amsterdam Jines plane at · (lcjiumbua bound 9\ylamol Hole!. <'Jso from here plane that wblaked for New York Oft;y wb~re l!lh.e th!!JY visited Nazareth, the holy York. met the tour group of 70 lndlv1duals from varied e~ure~ organizations.and nurnrMUs states, They took lhe Kl,M Airline& to ilnlirpltle& all<>. Mr. Putney, who retired from "RING I AlDUND ' Uam G. ' I · ·. ~:r~~edtou!~i:::se~~~~,~~=~~; gil company worklrs open. ancl were p~ to purchase Eastman oaid when be Sl'i<lll>ed· prq)Orcy across frvm her Pl'Ol>- at the borne to Investigate lhe · ' , erfl'· men cloparted hastily and ~e Bald one o! the mftl went temPted to ruo him cbwn wlii;T to her back yard "to look over their vehicle. tho 111111," aud wbUe they were Reviews l'rojeets for Farmers ~~ ~ard • P-roy. died Tue=.. \· =·.;.: :sh: 100 per cent at- , rlcultural Marl<etlnc Asl!ll, ~· lialcllnco Monday n!iht when lhe Meigs C<unty; Tho llollr<l )tlolii Co!mtY Farm Roreau eli• on reeord approvllll ·;,"lltere 'was . · r.Ctoh vt.W tnet In Pomeroy to re- of rntmbers in Winter projects and pion OJ!tltlf actlvilloa. membersblj> reported the Cllllmber· complet..a and b i s with result a o1 t h e ':ai;.Frank, lhe Ohio Asrleultural ing Aqp. wll!l'h II Ill . tioil ocllely llitt>reated iQ oping Pl'OIJI'&IIl& fJJr and orderly· ~!lOa '!ldl• :t!\o I!MIIallon a.ao ·.fwn VIrgil Men1ber of Federal Dopoolllni!Uraueo Corpor- MIDOLfPOIT, 0. 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