https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f20ab6d8a21e792512f7de29eae6a335.pdf 8f6220a8e6a709882b2b0249b9851289 PDF Text Text \-' \,,- ;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. Arm,y apec:Ial forte CIIIIP at Lang Vel, overrun by tankJ Feb. 7, llore of lhe blagest American . bordtr, . tbe Atrtcan tarrtt&ir ~J,,..., ·t"' 7<i'~ Would You Like To Be Our Next Satisfied Customer With er Strike . ' Reasons for It, Necess\arywith Youth Today- Plans For your cftolce of regular 29c Items now on sm/e for just 2 for JOe 29• Cbooso aoolh•• l c and''' onlr ..... .' ,. ::;.;~ ~ - Bur one at Re1olar Price ' 1:' e ' Morn1n KITCHEN, RillES ' -"', Elberfelds In are headquarters fo; RCA Vktor Color Television Wedne~day ChoU of Oealfltl b touj': ae tarts 71 , . . ·;Bo ~ n1g111'1it lhe annual!llrih!laJP•rt1ofDrew Webtter Post 39, Americ:sn 'Legion. VanlmfaaeniU ourvtvoroltlle Bataan Dealh Acid • ~lash o l col· or lo bldl, ~u , elt . ~~ VOl.. XX Services will be held at 2 p. 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. '· ,I I ' .. �;. . - ..._ . ,, ' .. .. ·'·• - ~- -"""'"'""'·~-_l_,,_ .. ~~ -·· ....... ........! ' '' • -, ~~ • •' t . f, ... +' ; ,. •' .' ,, r . ' • _ ~ t ''< • 3- 'l'he Jlaily .seotlnel, AIJ~eport-l'c:mH:l'0)' 1 Alal-ch 2U, l!.ltiN ,. . 1.· ' .' I ~ ·:-·,:,:-:·· ' _,.,_..__,_.... '' ' 5-:.6th ._ Pielure~~ ... .., by Bob Wingett cirade Pleturee bY Bob ,, ·;.; . ' ...... _,. .~;. ;;·-:_;· 'Wl. ,, .• ,;·, : :':-: . :. { •· ' ' ·:- '~ -~· I; -·· ' ,i ' ~!.' ' ' ··' , r . .' ._, ' -~·" J CELTlCS- The Middleport Celtics 5 .. 6th Grade team was conwosed of, Cront row, L. toR., Brian Mullen, GregW allnlrn, Kbn French, Arnold Johnson; second row, Kim Z.' erriera, Terry Brewer, Steve Walburn, Jay Wafner; Third row, Coach Fred Lewis, John Pat Riley, llln Vaughan, Mike Hall,ey, Torry Pickens; Absent, was Coach Di~k Vaughan. -' " ·, 'id . ' BLACK HAWKS - Tho Black ltawko o1 Letart FaUs Is tho team that won the 1968 Portland Invitational Tournament for$· 61b grade boya.Front row,lelt to right, Rocky HUPP, John Jenklno, lllve Jenkins, Bob Rouah, Bob S&yre, Mike Robert&i Second row, Bob Miller, Wayne Roseberry, Nonnan Curfman, Ronnie Ables, IM.ve Schuler, P!Wl Cross and Coach Duane Wolle. ' .• - . I .. . ' . . •, . ' .•- ' P,L f. RUNNEllS-UP - Tho Royals, boysoltlte Racine area, were rwmer....,ln tho recent Po,.._ land Invitational Tourney !or boys o15-6tb Grade 81!0. Front row,lrom left, n.nald Shafter, Monl;y Hart. Buddy Erv~ Larry Kimbler. Mike salser, Mitch Nease; second row, Barry Tllelas, Wayoe Cleland, Pete Sayre, Randy Warner, David Thoios and Coach OW Wickline. . '' .• " SUGAR. RUN ROY.fl.S - . 'f,~t~'Run;J!orala 01 b&Bketbtll for bOY•. of 5'lilb ~ _,. ~~~.... IIOilt Couch, Mike ·lki\Dl. Joe ~lim;;~~ !~~Duller; Greg l)loKlrme)', Mike NesielrOod IJIII .llan\V ·I!U!Ie.' In Coech George Nosselroed. ' ' I~ .. 2nd Week of Savings Pre-faster S•le ' . I ···t:> ·' ·1 BUSTER BROWN Misses'1nd DRESS PATD«S V1lues to 9.00 THE RAJDERS- The Raiders of I tadonal event for ~racuse • Minersville who competed in the Portland Invlta-left, Rick Stewart, Keith Craig, Duane Knapp, N~ Graham, Rand)r For~, J~~ MijJ,s, ' '• 4.88 . •nd ·5.88 Our gOod Buster Browns and others from stock. Yellow. red, Navy, white and black. All at real bargain prices now. Hur· ry in! CHAPMAN· CANADAY POMEROY RANGERS- Members of the Pomeroy Rangers team are, front row, left to right, John Lehew, John Mohler, Keith Wood, Joe Wisecup, Danny stone; Second row, J. D. story, Mark Dillard, Thurman Hanning, Alan McLaughlin; standing In tho background Is Coach Frank Seth. Absent is Coach Bob Robert.B. PALMER'S AILMENT TAMP A, Fla. (UPO- Baltimore righthander Jim Palmer com,plalned of shoulder pains ' . ' ~ .' Tues~ ' ''• '"•· '' BULLETS - Coach Jbn Wickline's Brlll>ury BuUett tJd,a past season was dwle ~ ol, front;· row, from left, Keith Little, lllvid Moore, Terry Whitlatch; SOCond row, Brian Friend, Ill"' c.,... sey, ~ Leonard ·and Oemio Harrison. Behind his teem 11 Mr. Wlckllno. · · . • > '' ~ " RUTLAND," RAMS - The Rutland Roms, who participated In tho program for boys ot 5-6th gra4o .11&0 ihl• j'ear at lllddl....,rt, are IIOnt row, ·loll to rlsht, Jbn Mash, Gary Haley, Jbn Anderson, La1T)' Haley, Keith Jones; S8Con<l row, Dana Johnson, Mike Moy, Jim Gruosor, Gery George and !rjork Mor~la.ln lite background lo Couh IIGbert Meier. whUe wannlng UP lor an eXhibition game with Cincinnati. Palmer, plagued with a simUar aibnent last season, pitched against the New York Yankees and Washington sen .. tor.s with a sore shoulder. SHOE STORE NBA ,TANDINGS By United Press International EAST W, L, Pet. GB X • PhUa, • , , 61 20 .753 Boston ••••• 54 21 .667 7 New York•••• 42 39 .519 19 Detroit. ••••• 39 42 .481 22 Cincinnati•••• 39 42 .481 22 Baltimore. • • .36 45 .444 25 WEST W, L. Pet. GB x • ~. louis •• 56 26 .683 Los Angeleo, • 52 31 ,634 4 San Fran. ••• 43 39 .524 13 Chicago••• , .28 53 .346 2'/lf: saattlo••••••23 59 .280 33 san Diego•••• u 66 ,185 401h x. Cline hOd Division Title TUESDAY'S RESULTS Clncinnltl 131 PhUadoUlltla 130 Los Angeles 121 San Dieao I 09 Seattlel22 Chicago 104 (OnlY games schodulecO WEDNESDAY'S GAMES l'hlJo4oll>hla at Baltbnoro ; llolrolt at Boston Ciaclllllatl at New York chlciao .. san Diego <OnlY games scheduled) k K _eepeA._e· TIIII.-DITIOI'IIIol. WIIEODING IIING!I More ERiclonl , The horse collar, hones~s al)d tandem harnesslnjl w~. liie Innovations ol me<j~v,JI El!l"opean farmers w.~~rl lheJ !oUnd ·horses to Jle. '\1(11• cienl i~ pi9'\'lng tbin' oll~fl{ . more ' ., ''• •' . ' to til> is are �;. . - ..._ . ,, ' .. .. ·'·• - ~- -"""'"'""'·~-_l_,,_ .. ~~ -·· ....... ........! ' '' • -, ~~ • •' t . f, ... +' ; ,. •' .' ,, r . ' • _ ~ t ''< • 3- 'l'he Jlaily .seotlnel, AIJ~eport-l'c:mH:l'0)' 1 Alal-ch 2U, l!.ltiN ,. . 1.· ' .' I ~ ·:-·,:,:-:·· ' _,.,_..__,_.... '' ' 5-:.6th ._ Pielure~~ ... .., by Bob Wingett cirade Pleturee bY Bob ,, ·;.; . ' ...... _,. .~;. ;;·-:_;· 'Wl. ,, .• ,;·, : :':-: . :. { •· ' ' ·:- '~ -~· I; -·· ' ,i ' ~!.' ' ' ··' , r . .' ._, ' -~·" J CELTlCS- The Middleport Celtics 5 .. 6th Grade team was conwosed of, Cront row, L. toR., Brian Mullen, GregW allnlrn, Kbn French, Arnold Johnson; second row, Kim Z.' erriera, Terry Brewer, Steve Walburn, Jay Wafner; Third row, Coach Fred Lewis, John Pat Riley, llln Vaughan, Mike Hall,ey, Torry Pickens; Absent, was Coach Di~k Vaughan. -' " ·, 'id . ' BLACK HAWKS - Tho Black ltawko o1 Letart FaUs Is tho team that won the 1968 Portland Invitational Tournament for$· 61b grade boya.Front row,lelt to right, Rocky HUPP, John Jenklno, lllve Jenkins, Bob Rouah, Bob S&yre, Mike Robert&i Second row, Bob Miller, Wayne Roseberry, Nonnan Curfman, Ronnie Ables, IM.ve Schuler, P!Wl Cross and Coach Duane Wolle. ' .• - . I .. . ' . . •, . ' .•- ' P,L f. RUNNEllS-UP - Tho Royals, boysoltlte Racine area, were rwmer....,ln tho recent Po,.._ land Invitational Tourney !or boys o15-6tb Grade 81!0. Front row,lrom left, n.nald Shafter, Monl;y Hart. Buddy Erv~ Larry Kimbler. Mike salser, Mitch Nease; second row, Barry Tllelas, Wayoe Cleland, Pete Sayre, Randy Warner, David Thoios and Coach OW Wickline. . '' .• " SUGAR. RUN ROY.fl.S - . 'f,~t~'Run;J!orala 01 b&Bketbtll for bOY•. of 5'lilb ~ _,. ~~~.... IIOilt Couch, Mike ·lki\Dl. Joe ~lim;;~~ !~~Duller; Greg l)loKlrme)', Mike NesielrOod IJIII .llan\V ·I!U!Ie.' In Coech George Nosselroed. ' ' I~ .. 2nd Week of Savings Pre-faster S•le ' . I ···t:> ·' ·1 BUSTER BROWN Misses'1nd DRESS PATD«S V1lues to 9.00 THE RAJDERS- The Raiders of I tadonal event for ~racuse • Minersville who competed in the Portland Invlta-left, Rick Stewart, Keith Craig, Duane Knapp, N~ Graham, Rand)r For~, J~~ MijJ,s, ' '• 4.88 . •nd ·5.88 Our gOod Buster Browns and others from stock. Yellow. red, Navy, white and black. All at real bargain prices now. Hur· ry in! CHAPMAN· CANADAY POMEROY RANGERS- Members of the Pomeroy Rangers team are, front row, left to right, John Lehew, John Mohler, Keith Wood, Joe Wisecup, Danny stone; Second row, J. D. story, Mark Dillard, Thurman Hanning, Alan McLaughlin; standing In tho background Is Coach Frank Seth. Absent is Coach Bob Robert.B. PALMER'S AILMENT TAMP A, Fla. (UPO- Baltimore righthander Jim Palmer com,plalned of shoulder pains ' . ' ~ .' Tues~ ' ''• '"•· '' BULLETS - Coach Jbn Wickline's Brlll>ury BuUett tJd,a past season was dwle ~ ol, front;· row, from left, Keith Little, lllvid Moore, Terry Whitlatch; SOCond row, Brian Friend, Ill"' c.,... sey, ~ Leonard ·and Oemio Harrison. Behind his teem 11 Mr. Wlckllno. · · . • > '' ~ " RUTLAND," RAMS - The Rutland Roms, who participated In tho program for boys ot 5-6th gra4o .11&0 ihl• j'ear at lllddl....,rt, are IIOnt row, ·loll to rlsht, Jbn Mash, Gary Haley, Jbn Anderson, La1T)' Haley, Keith Jones; S8Con<l row, Dana Johnson, Mike Moy, Jim Gruosor, Gery George and !rjork Mor~la.ln lite background lo Couh IIGbert Meier. whUe wannlng UP lor an eXhibition game with Cincinnati. Palmer, plagued with a simUar aibnent last season, pitched against the New York Yankees and Washington sen .. tor.s with a sore shoulder. SHOE STORE NBA ,TANDINGS By United Press International EAST W, L, Pet. GB X • PhUa, • , , 61 20 .753 Boston ••••• 54 21 .667 7 New York•••• 42 39 .519 19 Detroit. ••••• 39 42 .481 22 Cincinnati•••• 39 42 .481 22 Baltimore. • • .36 45 .444 25 WEST W, L. Pet. GB x • ~. louis •• 56 26 .683 Los Angeleo, • 52 31 ,634 4 San Fran. ••• 43 39 .524 13 Chicago••• , .28 53 .346 2'/lf: saattlo••••••23 59 .280 33 san Diego•••• u 66 ,185 401h x. Cline hOd Division Title TUESDAY'S RESULTS Clncinnltl 131 PhUadoUlltla 130 Los Angeles 121 San Dieao I 09 Seattlel22 Chicago 104 (OnlY games schodulecO WEDNESDAY'S GAMES l'hlJo4oll>hla at Baltbnoro ; llolrolt at Boston Ciaclllllatl at New York chlciao .. san Diego <OnlY games scheduled) k K _eepeA._e· TIIII.-DITIOI'IIIol. WIIEODING IIING!I More ERiclonl , The horse collar, hones~s al)d tandem harnesslnjl w~. liie Innovations ol me<j~v,JI El!l"opean farmers w.~~rl lheJ !oUnd ·horses to Jle. '\1(11• cienl i~ pi9'\'lng tbin' oll~fl{ . more ' ., ''• •' . ' to til> is are �I ' .. ' 'I '• . .,. . •' . ...:· .· .. ?F. ' . ~ r:· .' ,!;;! :~ .. ~J. ' ' . . . .. ' .. ' . ' • •. ,' ·: ' ' ., ,.. .· •, • . . ' . .. ' ' "'\ \ ... ( ARM ROAST • I ! I I ' '< ; Ll. ' "• . . • ';, ~' ·~ r ~' . ... . '1• ' ·· . ~-:, '. '·' ' ' . .• ROLLED CHUCK H.·.· • ' - ~.45 .SIZE lb. . ·····' · ETS RIB ROAST SE ·~ .. . . ' • lb. ROLLED RIB ROAST lb. ( BONUS HUMTS · CATSUP 20 oz. COFFEE TE BOTTLE 11oz. • D JUICE :CHASE &SANBORN . DAFT'S JET PUFF MARSHMALLOWS ' ·. ( "• COFFEE 3 LB. ~ •"•· 3 LB. 11ft 46 OZ CAN 16oz. C.fti·SC.O 24a. CAN BONUS BUY l LB• CAN · lb. TO ATO I OLEO . BONUSBUY DINTY FOODL I . OODLA~ND · · STICKS far SHORT RIBS 5 'ER IGG BONUS BuY . ·. / ' • . ' .·MAJUTIC Ill'. ' , .. ,. JE E c lb• c lb. �I ' .. ' 'I '• . .,. . •' . ...:· .· .. ?F. ' . ~ r:· .' ,!;;! :~ .. ~J. ' ' . . . .. ' .. ' . ' • •. ,' ·: ' ' ., ,.. .· •, • . . ' . .. ' ' "'\ \ ... ( ARM ROAST • I ! I I ' '< ; Ll. ' "• . . • ';, ~' ·~ r ~' . ... . '1• ' ·· . ~-:, '. '·' ' ' . .• ROLLED CHUCK H.·.· • ' - ~.45 .SIZE lb. . ·····' · ETS RIB ROAST SE ·~ .. . . ' • lb. ROLLED RIB ROAST lb. ( BONUS HUMTS · CATSUP 20 oz. COFFEE TE BOTTLE 11oz. • D JUICE :CHASE &SANBORN . DAFT'S JET PUFF MARSHMALLOWS ' ·. ( "• COFFEE 3 LB. ~ •"•· 3 LB. 11ft 46 OZ CAN 16oz. C.fti·SC.O 24a. CAN BONUS BUY l LB• CAN · lb. TO ATO I OLEO . BONUSBUY DINTY FOODL I . OODLA~ND · · STICKS far SHORT RIBS 5 'ER IGG BONUS BuY . ·. / ' • . ' .·MAJUTIC Ill'. ' , .. ,. JE E c lb• c lb. �-T~te l~UJ· ~IUiool, &Uddlc~wt.. l'ohlel'Oy, ~-ch :.'il, 196S Old Town , Helen Help Flats News By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. l Almost one-third of our Unlt.:i,:-~ ed btes Presidents wore either beards, bushy mustaches, or muttonchop sideburns. Another 10 of the 36 grew hair longEr than today' s !ad. Parents should stop assuming hair In Itself means trouble. They'd save tllemselves a lot screaming and hollering if 41 1t's not how long .;•,;;,-~,,y;d he makes it, it's WHY he makes It long! - H. Dear Helen: In the past few months, my llrl's mother has become very strict with us. Sle has her youngest son watch us like a hawk. He even goes along with us when we're oot for a ride. I can only see my girl once a week now, and her·mother even listens in to our phone calls on the other line. We are botJ1 18, and have been dating for about say, elllht months. Do you think this treatment is !or !air? Dear C: ··. / · UNHAPPY C. This h·eatment Ls from FEAR. Q-For my an,lna my doc· rd need your mothc:r's side of tor. is giving me white lablets the story before I judged it fair but my !rlend. who also has or not.- H. angina, is taking pink pills. Do you think my doctor 'ls l!iV· .TEEN BO<'ST OF TilE MONTH CLUB Last Christmas my frlends and I wenl caroling and collected almost 25 dollars for 'tlletnam war orphans. Thi s is a private project that we've carried on (or two years. Pd like to share wlth you the letter I received thanking us Cor our contribution. "'Dear Slerry: . .. The 54th Si~al Battalion still carries on its close friendship with the Ave Maria Orphanage of Nha Trang. uThis orphanage isoperatedby sisters of the Roman Catholic Church. n cares for infants and school girls; feeding, clothing and educating them in an atmosphere or Christian affection. Some or the babes have earned their admlssinn by being thrown over the wall , ''The care and concernthatyou and your friends have shown !or tllese unknown children or a land you probably will never visit, is inspiring and encouraging to us who work here. I cannot thank you enough for the time and effort you have spent. You are demonstrating that our faith in young people is not misplaced, Sincerely yours, Kenneth J .. Bisek, Major, SIGC, Executive Officer.'' - SHERRY TERHVNE, G l e n Rock, New Jersey. Dear ~erry and friends: Welcome to Teen Boost of the Month Club. You've earned your admission! - H. NOTE TO HEADERS: Contri. butions to the Nha Trang orphans may be sent via Chap. lain, 54th Signal Battalion, APO san Francisco, 96350. The y should be marked. ORPHANAGE FUND.- H. WANT AN S.O.S. BUTTON: Send a dime and a stamped selfaddressed envelope to HELEN'S S. 0. CLUB, P. 0. Box 9997, SACRAMENTO, CA LIFORNIA, 95823. • Racine Social Eienis ·· BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ReV. Paul Sellers has returned from Mt. Carmel Hospital, Columbus, and Is rec11perating satisfactorily at his home. Owen Watson was taken back ID Meigs General Hospital su!fering with virus pneumonia. Mr. Charles Ha,yman returned after bei.Dg a medical patient at Holzer Hospital several days. Mr. Homer Hayman returned home from Holzer Hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank lllok their daughter, Lois, to Children's Hospital, Columbus, for a medical check up. Mra. Don Nease moved into an apartment at the Tom Wolfe property. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and IOns, Sammy. Jahney and Dan. IQ', or Akron visited over Ulr weekend wltll his grandparents, Mr. and Mrl!l. Henry Roush. Jack returned from Vietnam reeentl.)'. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford and CriU Bradford, Jr. spent &inday wlth Mr , and Mrs. Crltt Bradford, Sr. in observance of tile birthda,y o! Cr!U, Sr. They ali spent S\utday alternooo in Pl. Pleasant, W, Va. Mt'. and Mrs. Bill Lake and dalllhter, Lori, of Nelsonville and Christine Lake of Athen.s ~ 'Saturda,y with Mr. and Mrs. \ • Franci s Morris. Mrs. Ida Stobartor ltpple Grove spent a day recently with Mr s. Present Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Phllip Roberts of Gallipolis spent &mda.Y with his mother, Mrs. Frances Rob · erts. Mrs. Mary· Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shriver of Newark spent Sunday with Mr s. Present Cross and Mr. D.ldley Wolr. Mrs. Evelyn Blythe accompanied them home after spending two weeks with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan and daughter of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendricks of Union Furnace spent the weekend with their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Matt Hendrick s and Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers. THE DAILY SENTINEL o•· ~VOTEOTO INT UI£ST MUG.S. YASO'-" All£A IIJCilARD !i, OWEN, PUHLL'>fl£11 <:PoeMer T~r~noMU, l::diaor Publbhed doib ex<• Sil!lli'(I&J bj. Th• 0111co ~allQ PuhltWIII!I Com!l•n,r, liB Mtoclwolc !ll., PorMroy, Ohoo, 4~7~~. l! u s i.ne~> OG"lec J'h(ooe 9Sz.215R, E<hWrlrJ l'hune !IU-liS7, ,.._,. d&» IK'Io!AP pt.kl II f'wnen.,), "'•"-•!10111.1 &dvertiolt!t: r<~pre"'""' ~" llo\Un<lll-(;all.ocl>er, loc,, U f-aw tht .'t., :-;..~ l"orll Cit), N.., Vorh. ~><rlptlon l"ll.e" Deli•·ar«! bJ carrier wf>IN a>all&ble l' •ttk; one rur In ad..,. ..., u the Lilli ~ l>e nllnll Oilice, $1 Ull. -'ii• moniO•, 15 .1~. ThrH ~<on! h > , P.liO. BJ ing me the right medicine f A-Granled that pinks pills are prettier, both ~robably contain the same· drug or closely related drtlgs. On the other h a n d. your friends disease may not be identical with yours. If your tabJets prevent or r e I i e v e yoUr attacks. you are getting the right medicine. Trust your doctor and don"t be misled by idle conjectures. Q-What causes adhesions? The victim must then work out for himself a calmer way o! life. Q-Whatls Butlbel used for? What are its side ellects? A-This Is a combination of a barbiturate and helladonna that is given Cor heartburn, peptic ulcer, colitis and other diseases of the gastrointes· tina! tract. The barbiturate Is habit-forming and the bella· donna may cause dry r:nouth and blurred vision. Carpenter News, Notes M ti, ana Patker~utl, w._va.lv~s~f,~c~ ]n~~ re~tot-the '*P; of Albany and caUed on her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Chea-- dle. Mr. and Mrs. Webster Fac&o myre have moved to the Rex Cheadle property on State Route 143 formerly occuPied by Mr. and Mrs. Ibuglas Mo sier. Mrs. I:Gisy Rawlings, 84, well koown resident who has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis (Freda) Smith [or several years, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday morning at her daughter's home. Relatives £rom a distance at,.. tending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Harold l\mcan and Harold Jr., Medinai Mr s. Robert Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Artllur Woodyard, Columbusi Mrs. Lyle Frederick. Jr., and Mrs. Tom Canoon, Ak-ron; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Combs, D, Cuyahoga Falls, Mr. and Mrs. showed pictures ilk "in 1966 and '1"967, 'ThreeaWeais for aid were given donations and contributions were made to the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mat,. tox were initiated as new members of Columbia Grange. . LOW PRICES ·. ...,FOR- .. Nolor llour. w~tre oard•r ""•I<~ 11111 , ..u. ablo: OM 1001\!h ,1.110. II)· mall: One year $1o.oa Sb month• as.2s . ThrH moot~o•~a.uo . :..,I,.<T ir~on price lnd..teo HAND ~y MIXER 9. 99 IWSIIY day night atthe Sl<ate4-Way Rink. Attending were Jane Rees, Paula King. Rhonda West. Vlck.l Wolfe, Myra Kimbler 1 Larry Kimbler, Jay Hill, Tim Pill. Rodney Nelgler, and Betty Er· vin. Mr .. and Mrs. Robert Hill and Mrs, AlleyneRI!e&accompanied the youth. FREE ROSE t..dla two.plt!t:l bond· ed eotton knit .._.,, In MW IPriftf eolorw 1nd Prlatt. lillue• 1ftd luoll liat~~ , Comparet lilt 11.40. I STURDY 1• BRASS FINISH LEGS -"1 1r HIGH CERnFIED I M!ICU; I co .:": ::··::: KNIT SHELLS . $ . ··1······ We have just unloaded several arloads and are ready to supply you at lowest prices. = I ~1..r::-r~-'== D ::=... aJ -·""""'~ cuxx.....nn fHRANEI;y ~. s~IJBIW~-~...=-., HOGG & Z~SPAN 7.73·5~54 _MATERIAlStP:. Mason, W. V•. ::=:1 . . . I .r J ......., . - NIIIW MY- io ~·....t-.•, A-w•n (~~-~ J-.rtf 0., ..,. 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Biz.. ~ PORK an\f ~BEANS PEAS ............:.. 8c~~ 99C 5 KIES ..•.....••..•.J:· C SAUCE......95C .GS........ 5C f~ill 79 P-UFFS.......•.... 3~~ C TiSS!Ie ' 1 IT'S OUR lllew Spring Dimension Lumber-She•thing Plywood-Roofing t II J 0 · 2 lb. can S-303 CANS ...... U4 1111111. LADIES ., VE •••• 29 .. Quantities S3t w. Mil•. POMtf'OY Carload Lot Pricesl ,.v... ' OIL COMPANY NOW AT LOWER l:!riillf:U I· ::.?&!:· Regular or Drip CoHee Prices only llel¥elell 1'b111- III 'o! Brownie and Cinnamon Twirl Lunch Box HEAVY DUTY POLYPROPYLENE PLASTIC SEAT Wltbl .. io. . . CERTIFIED STAl"IONS ' IT'S THE When You Shop .. tach New Spring Perm•Pren Shirt new lmll s.....aprtnr , ........ ' '· . COATS . ..-· ,.•••- IPflQJ f i' . ··These Stores.,.. . oach lhelll, vllllft to • • • jq llclet 11\4 "~'"" :...... ' 3. 99· o~a~a The Racine Junior Youth Fellowship held a skating part.Y Fri- l.iutnmble Uaese four Jumbles_ ene letter to each square, to lom four ordinary •orda. I • I DRESSES Ska ling Party Held By Fellowship Unit ' • · Jt's 2 iruns in t, r.\vitches from steam to dry instantly, weighs onlJ 3 pounds, fully •utomotic wl\!1 handy fabric tll.:~l and .built-in . cord lilt. YlmouA G·E ~vton -' 0ow CfJntrol!ed &team, .BONDED KNIT .......IJ ~ ,_ ......... T·lm · 2·PC. COTTON -~ time~ _ 9.99 O..ly • BIRPH ANNO\JNC.Elii£NT · lleir.-1 were ti: · -~~,: 141'~ GonNlij lloUJh ..., llrt ...a ~J; GIOo ~ llo<IOb · -~· ~ lbe llllber Circle~ / lf,d fJ,.~ ~.-.. :rt>t1 will art ~,. !t't JditK of~ Mr~~Killii>I'•Kto,Wwlu. -~oacij ~,voint,.•7o;IO. ..........T . illiW_, "ol1 )!or, ,Pow~ ~. '1f~· Qtio ~' · . · .,~ J!AC'"iEL w~ws , • , a, I~S. ot ll(ll•r ~ T1io)' Nro..A. "L. It,....., Mta, ~vl!l Top Value Brand tov H~ N III 1\IINI I! !J • " ' I l<t>ll L ff ,............ ......... "'"""' • .... ,... if<. . Naw . ,J~, t~;': ~~ :fl>r ,U.. •. _, -· ·)• ~~ ainel. tll&~UJ:£;-IJ.J Thursday, Friday Saturday MARCH 21- 22· 23 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ If.... ~" ••iiiiW VA~~E$.·· BIG ...,.t, ""' . :. ::.:::::: ' OUR PRICES······· OUR VALUES M-17 For powerful mlxinQ: e.isy, blQ' thi!: $9.99 Gent'ral Elec,ric Model ~[.17 mixer selector only 3 eieon. with slot for 'Y PhW[pa, Mro, Wilter (,ltililt;..\1. Tile W!ft/S '!>( tho Doc !tel J!UB hive' ·IDIJibor'~, 1'.....,.' ' ilouij;, 'llroNIJN~aid~, : ROusb, (Mf~;, jOt 0,,, ~<I> !!lot oo '1:!11/'da.Y !ot.~r J"'\o' ,. '!)·• . ~.· , ) P . Wro. )alto · Fli"y, Nro. Evwett ._,..., . Wro, Robort' ~ ..March l!leoihw ·11 lhl c~!lf<b. · .1'1\1 mllonilll~ire - .h, Mrs. t.iOl'd. Rqulh,JII'o. . 11t11 )l. DooiiJaa ) loo'll\1' Mia; .,.Tiie'-'Qijllllng· OJ>FK!d , 'with \II' ~• .a<~. ¥<1, n.y ~ crt,e, , WUljl.m Pow~ Jr,, )If"' Phil! C)ll!;f\os r,, ):onf¥0 Mri; .J\Ibert ;f,~ '·'T~elilm'l'ltl," by Mo. . lllrt;·W. Vo. TI>U,a~F-anci-. Jlal<ll!, lira, Nei.OOO ~1)>, llti, · lltiu8h1 llro.' lohn· T. ilOltlntt.. .ry ·.J.,eu, !oilOwed with Psalm !>lllniJ are ..;; anli.Mro. Gr*!'l • Velma Rousb, i!lr". JOiu>,_ F, ··•••n'" .. llro. T. Bert Houlb1 iii,Y Roullh , ~~ : ,b;' lit•· G. B. lluiett. Tbe 0. ftouloh, of New · HaV...., The· lloollh,"ll(ro, C.¥: Adams, Jr. an~ the ho~ss. ;- · :. .!Oo~, "Liv!Jli &lcoljll!era," mlterrlal groai-Cflll4iaronll art •Ill's.' WU!Wn Rossell, ·Wr, and. ROTARY CLUB . · .• :,w:iil presonted by Rev.Wra. Ach- Mr. and Wrs, c. 11. Keflll ofThe Wro. Howt:W~o, Rev. · · ' Tl>f llolary Club "'"l !OJ' their s*4 lliiler, They closed w:Ith a Plains, Olllo. and Wro. d KlioiJ and Rev, . ~· .m. replar diMer meetbwopTh¥._ · Pr'I)'OI' bJI Laura Elllott. LUTHERAN WOMEN ond llro, rian Ellcle a!'{illt•• .ora ·~ eveniJii, Thole a~ BRIDAL SHOWER The LutheranWomlll)'tldtbeir J, V. McGrew. were Jomel N, Boosh, ll9•011!1 _t; ·"'lB• Norma Laf Roath, bride. 91orterb' mee11n1 oq. ~ eve; BOOK S!'UIII' HEL!l ' . lloulh, Karl Wiles, Ltw!J ~c" elect o! Martin H.U, was bono ni~ 11 St. Paul Lutheran Church> · A•tu<IY WI& heh1 rec- On-~. ~~daFoley,AI"tlnu'Tha!JOt, ored will! a bridal shower by tile Mrs. J. v, McGrew wasprogrim ~ aa the New Haven EUB Chl\fch •Mary .Eii111 Boqob Har,.Y ajlller, Lel!il ,.er!; women o!llachtel EUB Chllf<h, leader•. Themoeti!'i-.edwltl) With the women o! BochtelEUB bride 6r . . Lloyd lloolh, Rol>or<l GliiDo..., ot lbe ohun:b. , the singllv of Jl'l)' Ji· ll)'llw inthe · Church beillg invited. Bev. Mrs. the altar II . Rus..U CIJpobart. Bemel\'llll..;,. Tile gueS;t list Included Laura Wtat loiJ<llv1>!1 with (II~ 104 Achllll lolilier revl"'ed the lx>ok with ·tile !lOll. Dooalcl FQ81e-;.Ril:hard Elliott, Wrs, Charles Lowell, read rospoooloely, 1 pr'l)'ar ood "Chrlot in a New Wor)jl," olfiolailni. Ord and su<i•til'l!ll ~ Mrs. Edwin Jewell, Ml50 )!aey . (hi singing o!Thls IB·MI' Fathir'o Tho ~<IY ,..,. in lbe DKitn- and . . . •; C!IEROJ!EE QLtiJl . Jewell, Mrs. Jack Needa, Ju<IY World; . ·,' '. . hw., a coverild dish dlmer was The Tho a..- .uObtt "Demo,. Needs, Wrs, Richard Bird, Coo- The 8110.t ~ fill (he ,... 1~ ot .110011, 11nd an alto,_ suit and het' atratl<lol ·\lub alot'.! lilt.home of . Die Bird, Mrs. Jahh Roush, Ka- n1rc w~ The Rev, B~Fqleof session !oiiDwed. . red rosebuds. 1 ~,,;, ~or. CUio .... ~. n,. tll;Y Rou8b, Mrs. Charles Zerkle, $. Paul's Luth~ Clourch in Attend!~ wore Mrs. Clay!OO A fOCIIPtlon followod >~ lOIIOOo were lid~ Wra: Lulber MJ:•• George Morris, Mrs. 11'1)' Pomeroy. He ollowedolidfatal<"" Athey, Wa.EddieK.Bumgirner, tr111or liomo or tile co..e. Smltll, ThO lessoo, "Facing the Cooke, Wra. Lewis &munera, or the HOlY Land. The.Udeswere Mro. Fred Batey, Ml58 Millie table wu c"*red .wltli 1111 ',.,.;····!;1 Fac18,"1'a• presented b)" Louise .Wrs. Johnny TriPlett, Mrs. Acl\- ~ by ·a, Llitber!IJI mlnl1118r , BIIIIIPfiiOr, Mrs, Paul F~, r-ent or red , ... . Lo~Vo HomeDemonstra![oDAgent 1111 Mill..-, Mrs, Howard Ed- !rom ·Cleveland, Ohio, who hOd Mrs, Jack Flesher, Mrs. '!"om tiered cake IDPPO<I witllo . · in III&BOO · ~.lile<iloo p\>ea words, Mro. Ll>nald Ohlinger, made " • taPe . e>lllainlnc each llollman, Mro. ottlelloullh,lofrB. bride .... groom., dem!!n&l!"otlon o! ~~" Mrs, lblaid o. Roush, Mro. ,..;... · ThOima c.Pe~tart, Mrs. iiOWard tore llam Davis and .. .... a 1 · i?' · · a !orm o1· 0!1 wood. NeiBOO Roush, Mrs.Grontlloosh, Mfs. Jotm F. Roush, pres!- Burris, Mrs, T. Bert lloullh, served at the receptlop. They anri:lunceda i>asketwea~ Mrs. Jotm Bralilam, Mary....,. dent,. presided ot the business Wrs. G. B. Hazlett and Mrs. Mil" Among .tllo116 ot~ the r.~.lor ~Will, I'Uinlm isoBro1>11am,llrs,G.B.Hazlett, m8011ng.Thebudgotwasreadand ler. ception were Mrs.,John j.'ry, Mrl. .:'" and .illuOII Co~Qles on April 24 Mrs. 11'1)' Mulford, Mrs, Eimer IIPPfOVed. The District 11 m..,.. li!OWER HELD Thelma COPehart, lira. R al J> b thrOugli . 30. This ls a tentative Ohlllwer, Mrs, Illde Bievlno, 11w to be held aa New Haven on Wro. Ralph Roush and Wrs, Boosh, Wrs. Jack IIOsson, llr, dab. ifho clo!lr prize waa won by Mrs.. WWtam Mar shell, Mrs. AprU 27 was discussed and com- Robert J, Roush hooored Mary and Mrs, Herman ~ of a,. Mro. ~les l!tone. • , ~erlne Goodwin, Mrs. KeD- mlttees were IQ>pointed: ChaiJ>. Elloo Roush, bridge-elect o! WU. rac:use, 0., llr. and itlro. Frank· Tholi olltending were M r s. neth Holbrook, Mro. !laruiY Worlr men llllllOinted - Menu, Mrs, llam IJ)>e, with apersonai shower Ridao or Washington, Ind., ~ • Charles stone, Mra. Leo Lltcboo man and the guest of honor, Miss n.~ Roush; Table. Mrs. WU.. recent.l)' at the home of M r s. lloullh, Wr. and Mro.Muklllard, ~ lleid, Mro. Luther !mltll, Wro, Roach, !lam Russell; CI..,..liP, Mrs. Ralph RouSh. Tbe guest Ust U.. Bever~ llo11ell, Rev. lira. Aci>• lbnald Umcan, Mta. Deilon WSCS MEETING John Fry; Rospitallcy, Wrs. Char- cludod Wrs. Ralph Thonl>!IOn. 1111 Miller, lira. Robert " ·oond. Soyre, Nancy Roush, Louise Long The WSCS of the New Haven los Smith; Reservations, M r o. Mas. Neva Zerkle, Mr... Heiman children, Mrs, Jaek Fleaher, and the hostess. ~t Cburehmetatthehome CarroU Adams, Jr. Reservations Knew, Hermetta KNt~P, Mrs. Mro. WIWam llavisandcitJI~ , FELLOWSHIP FORMED of Mrs. Lillian Field&. The pro- !or the luncheon 1D be servOd II f;fbli !initll, llin. Jack Flesher, Mr. and llro. Rali>h ~ ' Tho VermnEUBChurchorgan. .cram was presented by Mrs. ooon will be $1.2$ and must bein Wro, Ll>rsey Lee Roush, Mra. Mrs. ~rsey Lee .Rou•h•.an4tlr• ~~~ izod a Youth FellowshiP rec0111-. Frlllk ~t~radllna. ::lleshowediUm 1o the church bJ1 AprU 22. Bob Fox, Wrs, Edltllllwngarner, and Mrs. l.emiey Hou•b. ly. omcers elected Were, Pres- striga ol various minions. The May FellowshW"· senlce Mrs. Letha KelJ¥, Mrs. Grant 0. !dent, Mike Thonil>soo; Vice · Refreshm011to were served ID which is sponsorod by the Bend Rouoh, Mrs. Arnold Roush, Wro, . Pre.sldent, Barry Ha.Ynes; seen- Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mrs. Weiss, Area United ChUI'(b Women is to James Roush, Mrs. Fred Rou&b, Yucatan is a peninsula '?•· tary, Angela S'l)'re; triuiJrer, Mrs, Ralph Rottgen, Mta. Frank be held at the Lulberan Chur<ho~ Mrs. Robert D,ye, Mrs, Bill which includes parts of ~~­ Connie llot!mau; Plan!•~ llernlta lt>radling, Mra, Marion Ilngey, M'l)' 3rd. Relreshments will be Boosh, Mrs, Jack Hesson, tho ico, Guatemala and Brltlab Honduras. · Staats; r@Orter and historian, Mrs. Vern Hlnnerrnan and Mrs. served. Mrs. William Powell, hoooree .,ud the hostesses. Lewis Thomp~n; recreation Fields. Jr. was 8H)ointed as chairman. loader, Janet Sayre; &OJWleader, M!Jlnie ~~In~ >' Kti, ~ol,.j,y P.redsvllle; Mr. and Mrs. BOO Ing from serious bums he sufLawson and da~ter, UK! Mr. fered recently. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rooald Wise, and Mrs. Gene Congo andfam!Jy. MJddle[IClrt, called oo Mr. and local. ./ Mr••Robert OUrs visited Mrs. Mrs. Ma3WOod Jollnston. Carroll and !lmily. Mr. Mt. and Mrs. c. c. carter, Q-My grandson, 9, has taken many bottles of Chloromycetin. I recently read that 350 Americans have died from the effects of this drug. How dangerous is it? A- Tbls valuable antibiotic is recommended for periods not exceeding three weeks. Prolonged treatment is likely to caust B dangerous reduction in both red and white blood cell couots. When my gall bladder was re· 'moved the sur~eon found adhesions. Could this have been caused by a motorcycle accident in which I incurred internal injuries? A-Most adhesions in the abdominal cavity are a groW· ing together of a cut surface Q-Wby would a healthy. or a surface inflamed by an infection and an adjacent active 20·year-old boy feel structure. Internal injuries cold all the lime? could be responsible. but this A-This may !If caused by is one of those things that poor circulation or a thyroid would be hard to prove . deficiency. The commonest cause, however, is neurocircuQ-Can anxiety neurosis latory asthenia. This is due cause one to feel weak? What to a chronic state of nervous treatment is best ? tension. A-Anxiety neurosis may cause a variety of symptoms, including weakness, breath· Andy Leidal, Kenti Mrs. Lellll lcssness, s w e a t i n g and Goslin, Akron; Miss Ibrothy trembling. Treatment usuall y Combs, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Knox requires a careful search by. and Paul Combs, !:l>ring!ieid; Mr. a specialist in nervous diseas- and Mrs, Robert Talbot, New es for the underlying cause. Metamoras; Mr. and Mrs, MarP ford &nith, Carrol, and John Whittington, Lancaster. Mrs. D>nna Stout stacy, ~ lumbus, called on her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William 3-out and her husband, Mr. stacy, here and attended Mrs. Rawling' s flP neral. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blackwood Mr, and Mrs, Holland Crabtree and Lisa Dye, ~tham, Alabama, called at the home of their son are spending spring vactionfrom and daughter in .. Jaw, Mr. and school visiting relatives here. Mrs. KenneU1 Crabtree In Mo- Mrs. Blackwood and Lisa called Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. llinald on Mrs, Freda Smith on Monc:las. Crabtree and Cindy were also CoJumbia Grange Nn. 2U5held recent guests at the KeMeth their March meeting on Friday evening. Nonnan WIll, delegate Crabtree horne. Mr. and . Mr<, Emzie \)avJ 'L .JO..rttt\Gr~ ~slon g~'l!~ brothe.,, Paul anc.f'""W .itlfa~ ~ Peek and called on her ·btothllflii iD-law and sister 1 Mr • and Mrs. Edgar Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly were in Athens on Sunda_y aftel'o noon to visit Mr. and Mr s. Cla:r.. ence Cooley, furmer residents of this community. The Carl Hos.!:i family (Lind& (.;beadle) who have spent some time near llollywood. Florida, have returned to their home oorth • )p~o. ; r . . . . .,. ,,,.,... .utndlllo: ~ ~~ ~~~~.1 1 ~' • Jlujnprner, Mrli. Oli!l "l!ouJ~, [!lro.,_O!Iflt~ J"'!al,l; MJso IW,1 ..,.n1 tho -kond aHoma. Mr. ¥itd Mrs. Jo:Jm'or Parsons and ur-uil>tor · o( · ltaeino Routo, vlolto.i Mr. and Mro. uomorJoomower. Mr. and Mrs. ilomer Jconhower visitod tl)_olr son, Mt • BY MAY JOIINSTON Those who coiled oo Mr. and ar l Mrs. ·CUiford JconhoWer and Mrs. !loy Powell and!lmilywere !llmlly. Their small son is al Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Powell, home rrom the hospital recover- Coloiof Pills Not Vitol Concern USee • By Helen Sorrel YOUTII ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their t['OI.tbles and run. As with th~ rest of Helen 11elp US! , it welcomes laughs IJut won't dodge a serious question with a brush-orr. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care o£ Helen Help US! this newspaper. IT IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR PRESDJENTS .... Dear Helen: My parents are having a row because I want to grow a beard. I am lD college. I do not wear a black leather jacket or smoke pot. My draft card ls not even singed. I prefer sunflowe-r· seeds Ill morning glory seeds. rm so Sf'l.lll'B I think ''meth monster" ls a tau~tt trigonometry professor and a "bum trip" is a ride on the subwlQ'. rm an A-B student. WO!Jid you please say a word in m,y favor? - M1NOR HEBEL Dear M.R.: Several words! ~ari<.ll ompi~Dd at. t:ol~m1ius. ·!! ( I . MEAT SAVINGS! '\ .... . •• 10.1& .Dlus hall alios . . · I. ., rl•·'"1, .•." ., . ., t . -~ }f..:t... \,"\.; . ., · i · 1 ~ CHUNK NA " • .' "' 3 1.0. 0 ,.,,.. ... .. . LB. ~-:g ·'· '. l"'· ,.11~ .1•. ' "'tf!i' �-T~te l~UJ· ~IUiool, &Uddlc~wt.. l'ohlel'Oy, ~-ch :.'il, 196S Old Town , Helen Help Flats News By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. l Almost one-third of our Unlt.:i,:-~ ed btes Presidents wore either beards, bushy mustaches, or muttonchop sideburns. Another 10 of the 36 grew hair longEr than today' s !ad. Parents should stop assuming hair In Itself means trouble. They'd save tllemselves a lot screaming and hollering if 41 1t's not how long .;•,;;,-~,,y;d he makes it, it's WHY he makes It long! - H. Dear Helen: In the past few months, my llrl's mother has become very strict with us. Sle has her youngest son watch us like a hawk. He even goes along with us when we're oot for a ride. I can only see my girl once a week now, and her·mother even listens in to our phone calls on the other line. We are botJ1 18, and have been dating for about say, elllht months. Do you think this treatment is !or !air? Dear C: ··. / · UNHAPPY C. This h·eatment Ls from FEAR. Q-For my an,lna my doc· rd need your mothc:r's side of tor. is giving me white lablets the story before I judged it fair but my !rlend. who also has or not.- H. angina, is taking pink pills. Do you think my doctor 'ls l!iV· .TEEN BO<'ST OF TilE MONTH CLUB Last Christmas my frlends and I wenl caroling and collected almost 25 dollars for 'tlletnam war orphans. Thi s is a private project that we've carried on (or two years. Pd like to share wlth you the letter I received thanking us Cor our contribution. "'Dear Slerry: . .. The 54th Si~al Battalion still carries on its close friendship with the Ave Maria Orphanage of Nha Trang. uThis orphanage isoperatedby sisters of the Roman Catholic Church. n cares for infants and school girls; feeding, clothing and educating them in an atmosphere or Christian affection. Some or the babes have earned their admlssinn by being thrown over the wall , ''The care and concernthatyou and your friends have shown !or tllese unknown children or a land you probably will never visit, is inspiring and encouraging to us who work here. I cannot thank you enough for the time and effort you have spent. You are demonstrating that our faith in young people is not misplaced, Sincerely yours, Kenneth J .. Bisek, Major, SIGC, Executive Officer.'' - SHERRY TERHVNE, G l e n Rock, New Jersey. Dear ~erry and friends: Welcome to Teen Boost of the Month Club. You've earned your admission! - H. NOTE TO HEADERS: Contri. butions to the Nha Trang orphans may be sent via Chap. lain, 54th Signal Battalion, APO san Francisco, 96350. The y should be marked. ORPHANAGE FUND.- H. WANT AN S.O.S. BUTTON: Send a dime and a stamped selfaddressed envelope to HELEN'S S. 0. CLUB, P. 0. Box 9997, SACRAMENTO, CA LIFORNIA, 95823. • Racine Social Eienis ·· BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ReV. Paul Sellers has returned from Mt. Carmel Hospital, Columbus, and Is rec11perating satisfactorily at his home. Owen Watson was taken back ID Meigs General Hospital su!fering with virus pneumonia. Mr. Charles Ha,yman returned after bei.Dg a medical patient at Holzer Hospital several days. Mr. Homer Hayman returned home from Holzer Hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Frank lllok their daughter, Lois, to Children's Hospital, Columbus, for a medical check up. Mra. Don Nease moved into an apartment at the Tom Wolfe property. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fisher and IOns, Sammy. Jahney and Dan. IQ', or Akron visited over Ulr weekend wltll his grandparents, Mr. and Mrl!l. Henry Roush. Jack returned from Vietnam reeentl.)'. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford and CriU Bradford, Jr. spent &inday wlth Mr , and Mrs. Crltt Bradford, Sr. in observance of tile birthda,y o! Cr!U, Sr. They ali spent S\utday alternooo in Pl. Pleasant, W, Va. Mt'. and Mrs. Bill Lake and dalllhter, Lori, of Nelsonville and Christine Lake of Athen.s ~ 'Saturda,y with Mr. and Mrs. \ • Franci s Morris. Mrs. Ida Stobartor ltpple Grove spent a day recently with Mr s. Present Cross. Mr. and Mrs. Phllip Roberts of Gallipolis spent &mda.Y with his mother, Mrs. Frances Rob · erts. Mrs. Mary· Hamilton and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Shriver of Newark spent Sunday with Mr s. Present Cross and Mr. D.ldley Wolr. Mrs. Evelyn Blythe accompanied them home after spending two weeks with her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Jordan and daughter of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hendricks of Union Furnace spent the weekend with their parents, Mr . and Mrs. Matt Hendrick s and Rev. and Mrs. Paul Sellers. THE DAILY SENTINEL o•· ~VOTEOTO INT UI£ST MUG.S. YASO'-" All£A IIJCilARD !i, OWEN, PUHLL'>fl£11 <:PoeMer T~r~noMU, l::diaor Publbhed doib ex<• Sil!lli'(I&J bj. Th• 0111co ~allQ PuhltWIII!I Com!l•n,r, liB Mtoclwolc !ll., PorMroy, Ohoo, 4~7~~. l! u s i.ne~> OG"lec J'h(ooe 9Sz.215R, E<hWrlrJ l'hune !IU-liS7, ,.._,. d&» IK'Io!AP pt.kl II f'wnen.,), "'•"-•!10111.1 &dvertiolt!t: r<~pre"'""' ~" llo\Un<lll-(;all.ocl>er, loc,, U f-aw tht .'t., :-;..~ l"orll Cit), N.., Vorh. ~><rlptlon l"ll.e" Deli•·ar«! bJ carrier wf>IN a>all&ble l' •ttk; one rur In ad..,. ..., u the Lilli ~ l>e nllnll Oilice, $1 Ull. -'ii• moniO•, 15 .1~. ThrH ~<on! h > , P.liO. BJ ing me the right medicine f A-Granled that pinks pills are prettier, both ~robably contain the same· drug or closely related drtlgs. On the other h a n d. your friends disease may not be identical with yours. If your tabJets prevent or r e I i e v e yoUr attacks. you are getting the right medicine. Trust your doctor and don"t be misled by idle conjectures. Q-What causes adhesions? The victim must then work out for himself a calmer way o! life. Q-Whatls Butlbel used for? What are its side ellects? A-This Is a combination of a barbiturate and helladonna that is given Cor heartburn, peptic ulcer, colitis and other diseases of the gastrointes· tina! tract. The barbiturate Is habit-forming and the bella· donna may cause dry r:nouth and blurred vision. Carpenter News, Notes M ti, ana Patker~utl, w._va.lv~s~f,~c~ ]n~~ re~tot-the '*P; of Albany and caUed on her par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. William Chea-- dle. Mr. and Mrs. Webster Fac&o myre have moved to the Rex Cheadle property on State Route 143 formerly occuPied by Mr. and Mrs. Ibuglas Mo sier. Mrs. I:Gisy Rawlings, 84, well koown resident who has made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Lewis (Freda) Smith [or several years, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday morning at her daughter's home. Relatives £rom a distance at,.. tending the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Harold l\mcan and Harold Jr., Medinai Mr s. Robert Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Artllur Woodyard, Columbusi Mrs. Lyle Frederick. Jr., and Mrs. Tom Canoon, Ak-ron; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Combs, D, Cuyahoga Falls, Mr. and Mrs. showed pictures ilk "in 1966 and '1"967, 'ThreeaWeais for aid were given donations and contributions were made to the March of Dimes and the Heart Fund. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Mat,. tox were initiated as new members of Columbia Grange. . LOW PRICES ·. ...,FOR- .. Nolor llour. w~tre oard•r ""•I<~ 11111 , ..u. ablo: OM 1001\!h ,1.110. II)· mall: One year $1o.oa Sb month• as.2s . ThrH moot~o•~a.uo . :..,I,.<T ir~on price lnd..teo HAND ~y MIXER 9. 99 IWSIIY day night atthe Sl<ate4-Way Rink. Attending were Jane Rees, Paula King. Rhonda West. Vlck.l Wolfe, Myra Kimbler 1 Larry Kimbler, Jay Hill, Tim Pill. Rodney Nelgler, and Betty Er· vin. Mr .. and Mrs. Robert Hill and Mrs, AlleyneRI!e&accompanied the youth. FREE ROSE t..dla two.plt!t:l bond· ed eotton knit .._.,, In MW IPriftf eolorw 1nd Prlatt. lillue• 1ftd luoll liat~~ , Comparet lilt 11.40. I STURDY 1• BRASS FINISH LEGS -"1 1r HIGH CERnFIED I M!ICU; I co .:": ::··::: KNIT SHELLS . $ . ··1······ We have just unloaded several arloads and are ready to supply you at lowest prices. = I ~1..r::-r~-'== D ::=... aJ -·""""'~ cuxx.....nn fHRANEI;y ~. s~IJBIW~-~...=-., HOGG & Z~SPAN 7.73·5~54 _MATERIAlStP:. Mason, W. V•. ::=:1 . . . I .r J ......., . - NIIIW MY- io ~·....t-.•, A-w•n (~~-~ J-.rtf 0., ..,. I• .....",..;:;,. ,.._,.,. . . . . . . . ilr • J-by 6w¥tt"---IUIT lllf» IN ' • VAN CAMP'S ll HOUSE ..!.l COlli INitld bb.rtn In ..... ,;- b" IPrlnt etlon. flliH, Co~rlh 1t 113 .... PLAINS ·SKIRTS· 1.9 21-22-23. . Right ~ , ' ReMrvfld to · · Limit : .. ' • ·' f . • ~PRIIG COATS 8.99 10.99. TD etch New spring <Oats for children • lamlnoled f~brlcs. likes S ·to h for $lUI; sizes 7 to If, oriiy $18.9!1. Buy noW lor Eutet. ·-: .·: ·• Push Buttol) . •7J lu tho Foam Homo Ptrmononl with Sponp End ,_, r0r $1.69 EIIJ Wlndlnc ~ 14-oz. BoHit 3 9' .~ • ' • 'i1 j 4"~: 99C . CARNATION COFfEE· MATE oz. .59C 11 JAR 3PKGS.2 200 DUTCH GIRL ASSORTED JELLY -· . · R . • oz.29C P.'.~..:;. p·p.E· ,, .. ............. cAN · . . OZ. JARS --------- '. • ' ' .• ,.""_,;.L, "i:. ..... · g c· CREAM------~6 . . . ;. .. ,~ . GRADE ~CRT.&A1. ICE ~.:·.· 1 , . h' • . . ) .. Newi'iprlnc atyles. c0liin 81111 patterns In IJIIiu •bin shift dreues. Coljl. Pil'es at t5.11. Plain col· .... 81111 fancy P!irits. Biz.. ~ PORK an\f ~BEANS PEAS ............:.. 8c~~ 99C 5 KIES ..•.....••..•.J:· C SAUCE......95C .GS........ 5C f~ill 79 P-UFFS.......•.... 3~~ C TiSS!Ie ' 1 IT'S OUR lllew Spring Dimension Lumber-She•thing Plywood-Roofing t II J 0 · 2 lb. can S-303 CANS ...... U4 1111111. LADIES ., VE •••• 29 .. Quantities S3t w. Mil•. POMtf'OY Carload Lot Pricesl ,.v... ' OIL COMPANY NOW AT LOWER l:!riillf:U I· ::.?&!:· Regular or Drip CoHee Prices only llel¥elell 1'b111- III 'o! Brownie and Cinnamon Twirl Lunch Box HEAVY DUTY POLYPROPYLENE PLASTIC SEAT Wltbl .. io. . . CERTIFIED STAl"IONS ' IT'S THE When You Shop .. tach New Spring Perm•Pren Shirt new lmll s.....aprtnr , ........ ' '· . COATS . ..-· ,.•••- IPflQJ f i' . ··These Stores.,.. . oach lhelll, vllllft to • • • jq llclet 11\4 "~'"" :...... ' 3. 99· o~a~a The Racine Junior Youth Fellowship held a skating part.Y Fri- l.iutnmble Uaese four Jumbles_ ene letter to each square, to lom four ordinary •orda. I • I DRESSES Ska ling Party Held By Fellowship Unit ' • · Jt's 2 iruns in t, r.\vitches from steam to dry instantly, weighs onlJ 3 pounds, fully •utomotic wl\!1 handy fabric tll.:~l and .built-in . cord lilt. YlmouA G·E ~vton -' 0ow CfJntrol!ed &team, .BONDED KNIT .......IJ ~ ,_ ......... T·lm · 2·PC. COTTON -~ time~ _ 9.99 O..ly • BIRPH ANNO\JNC.Elii£NT · lleir.-1 were ti: · -~~,: 141'~ GonNlij lloUJh ..., llrt ...a ~J; GIOo ~ llo<IOb · -~· ~ lbe llllber Circle~ / lf,d fJ,.~ ~.-.. :rt>t1 will art ~,. !t't JditK of~ Mr~~Killii>I'•Kto,Wwlu. -~oacij ~,voint,.•7o;IO. ..........T . illiW_, "ol1 )!or, ,Pow~ ~. '1f~· Qtio ~' · . · .,~ J!AC'"iEL w~ws , • , a, I~S. ot ll(ll•r ~ T1io)' Nro..A. "L. It,....., Mta, ~vl!l Top Value Brand tov H~ N III 1\IINI I! !J • " ' I l<t>ll L ff ,............ ......... "'"""' • .... ,... if<. . Naw . ,J~, t~;': ~~ :fl>r ,U.. •. _, -· ·)• ~~ ainel. tll&~UJ:£;-IJ.J Thursday, Friday Saturday MARCH 21- 22· 23 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ~ If.... ~" ••iiiiW VA~~E$.·· BIG ...,.t, ""' . :. ::.:::::: ' OUR PRICES······· OUR VALUES M-17 For powerful mlxinQ: e.isy, blQ' thi!: $9.99 Gent'ral Elec,ric Model ~[.17 mixer selector only 3 eieon. with slot for 'Y PhW[pa, Mro, Wilter (,ltililt;..\1. Tile W!ft/S '!>( tho Doc !tel J!UB hive' ·IDIJibor'~, 1'.....,.' ' ilouij;, 'llroNIJN~aid~, : ROusb, (Mf~;, jOt 0,,, ~<I> !!lot oo '1:!11/'da.Y !ot.~r J"'\o' ,. '!)·• . ~.· , ) P . Wro. )alto · Fli"y, Nro. Evwett ._,..., . Wro, Robort' ~ ..March l!leoihw ·11 lhl c~!lf<b. · .1'1\1 mllonilll~ire - .h, Mrs. t.iOl'd. Rqulh,JII'o. . 11t11 )l. DooiiJaa ) loo'll\1' Mia; .,.Tiie'-'Qijllllng· OJ>FK!d , 'with \II' ~• .a<~. ¥<1, n.y ~ crt,e, , WUljl.m Pow~ Jr,, )If"' Phil! C)ll!;f\os r,, ):onf¥0 Mri; .J\Ibert ;f,~ '·'T~elilm'l'ltl," by Mo. . lllrt;·W. Vo. TI>U,a~F-anci-. Jlal<ll!, lira, Nei.OOO ~1)>, llti, · lltiu8h1 llro.' lohn· T. ilOltlntt.. .ry ·.J.,eu, !oilOwed with Psalm !>lllniJ are ..;; anli.Mro. Gr*!'l • Velma Rousb, i!lr". JOiu>,_ F, ··•••n'" .. llro. T. Bert Houlb1 iii,Y Roullh , ~~ : ,b;' lit•· G. B. lluiett. Tbe 0. ftouloh, of New · HaV...., The· lloollh,"ll(ro, C.¥: Adams, Jr. an~ the ho~ss. ;- · :. .!Oo~, "Liv!Jli &lcoljll!era," mlterrlal groai-Cflll4iaronll art •Ill's.' WU!Wn Rossell, ·Wr, and. ROTARY CLUB . · .• :,w:iil presonted by Rev.Wra. Ach- Mr. and Wrs, c. 11. Keflll ofThe Wro. Howt:W~o, Rev. · · ' Tl>f llolary Club "'"l !OJ' their s*4 lliiler, They closed w:Ith a Plains, Olllo. and Wro. d KlioiJ and Rev, . ~· .m. replar diMer meetbwopTh¥._ · Pr'I)'OI' bJI Laura Elllott. LUTHERAN WOMEN ond llro, rian Ellcle a!'{illt•• .ora ·~ eveniJii, Thole a~ BRIDAL SHOWER The LutheranWomlll)'tldtbeir J, V. McGrew. were Jomel N, Boosh, ll9•011!1 _t; ·"'lB• Norma Laf Roath, bride. 91orterb' mee11n1 oq. ~ eve; BOOK S!'UIII' HEL!l ' . lloulh, Karl Wiles, Ltw!J ~c" elect o! Martin H.U, was bono ni~ 11 St. Paul Lutheran Church> · A•tu<IY WI& heh1 rec- On-~. ~~daFoley,AI"tlnu'Tha!JOt, ored will! a bridal shower by tile Mrs. J. v, McGrew wasprogrim ~ aa the New Haven EUB Chl\fch •Mary .Eii111 Boqob Har,.Y ajlller, Lel!il ,.er!; women o!llachtel EUB Chllf<h, leader•. Themoeti!'i-.edwltl) With the women o! BochtelEUB bride 6r . . Lloyd lloolh, Rol>or<l GliiDo..., ot lbe ohun:b. , the singllv of Jl'l)' Ji· ll)'llw inthe · Church beillg invited. Bev. Mrs. the altar II . Rus..U CIJpobart. Bemel\'llll..;,. Tile gueS;t list Included Laura Wtat loiJ<llv1>!1 with (II~ 104 Achllll lolilier revl"'ed the lx>ok with ·tile !lOll. Dooalcl FQ81e-;.Ril:hard Elliott, Wrs, Charles Lowell, read rospoooloely, 1 pr'l)'ar ood "Chrlot in a New Wor)jl," olfiolailni. Ord and su<i•til'l!ll ~ Mrs. Edwin Jewell, Ml50 )!aey . (hi singing o!Thls IB·MI' Fathir'o Tho ~<IY ,..,. in lbe DKitn- and . . . •; C!IEROJ!EE QLtiJl . Jewell, Mrs. Jack Needa, Ju<IY World; . ·,' '. . hw., a coverild dish dlmer was The Tho a..- .uObtt "Demo,. Needs, Wrs, Richard Bird, Coo- The 8110.t ~ fill (he ,... 1~ ot .110011, 11nd an alto,_ suit and het' atratl<lol ·\lub alot'.! lilt.home of . Die Bird, Mrs. Jahh Roush, Ka- n1rc w~ The Rev, B~Fqleof session !oiiDwed. . red rosebuds. 1 ~,,;, ~or. CUio .... ~. n,. tll;Y Rou8b, Mrs. Charles Zerkle, $. Paul's Luth~ Clourch in Attend!~ wore Mrs. Clay!OO A fOCIIPtlon followod >~ lOIIOOo were lid~ Wra: Lulber MJ:•• George Morris, Mrs. 11'1)' Pomeroy. He ollowedolidfatal<"" Athey, Wa.EddieK.Bumgirner, tr111or liomo or tile co..e. Smltll, ThO lessoo, "Facing the Cooke, Wra. Lewis &munera, or the HOlY Land. The.Udeswere Mro. Fred Batey, Ml58 Millie table wu c"*red .wltli 1111 ',.,.;····!;1 Fac18,"1'a• presented b)" Louise .Wrs. Johnny TriPlett, Mrs. Acl\- ~ by ·a, Llitber!IJI mlnl1118r , BIIIIIPfiiOr, Mrs, Paul F~, r-ent or red , ... . Lo~Vo HomeDemonstra![oDAgent 1111 Mill..-, Mrs, Howard Ed- !rom ·Cleveland, Ohio, who hOd Mrs, Jack Flesher, Mrs. '!"om tiered cake IDPPO<I witllo . · in III&BOO · ~.lile<iloo p\>ea words, Mro. Ll>nald Ohlinger, made " • taPe . e>lllainlnc each llollman, Mro. ottlelloullh,lofrB. bride .... groom., dem!!n&l!"otlon o! ~~" Mrs, lblaid o. Roush, Mro. ,..;... · ThOima c.Pe~tart, Mrs. iiOWard tore llam Davis and .. .... a 1 · i?' · · a !orm o1· 0!1 wood. NeiBOO Roush, Mrs.Grontlloosh, Mfs. Jotm F. Roush, pres!- Burris, Mrs, T. Bert lloullh, served at the receptlop. They anri:lunceda i>asketwea~ Mrs. Jotm Bralilam, Mary....,. dent,. presided ot the business Wrs. G. B. Hazlett and Mrs. Mil" Among .tllo116 ot~ the r.~.lor ~Will, I'Uinlm isoBro1>11am,llrs,G.B.Hazlett, m8011ng.Thebudgotwasreadand ler. ception were Mrs.,John j.'ry, Mrl. .:'" and .illuOII Co~Qles on April 24 Mrs. 11'1)' Mulford, Mrs, Eimer IIPPfOVed. The District 11 m..,.. li!OWER HELD Thelma COPehart, lira. R al J> b thrOugli . 30. This ls a tentative Ohlllwer, Mrs, Illde Bievlno, 11w to be held aa New Haven on Wro. Ralph Roush and Wrs, Boosh, Wrs. Jack IIOsson, llr, dab. ifho clo!lr prize waa won by Mrs.. WWtam Mar shell, Mrs. AprU 27 was discussed and com- Robert J, Roush hooored Mary and Mrs, Herman ~ of a,. Mro. ~les l!tone. • , ~erlne Goodwin, Mrs. KeD- mlttees were IQ>pointed: ChaiJ>. Elloo Roush, bridge-elect o! WU. rac:use, 0., llr. and itlro. Frank· Tholi olltending were M r s. neth Holbrook, Mro. !laruiY Worlr men llllllOinted - Menu, Mrs, llam IJ)>e, with apersonai shower Ridao or Washington, Ind., ~ • Charles stone, Mra. Leo Lltcboo man and the guest of honor, Miss n.~ Roush; Table. Mrs. WU.. recent.l)' at the home of M r s. lloullh, Wr. and Mro.Muklllard, ~ lleid, Mro. Luther !mltll, Wro, Roach, !lam Russell; CI..,..liP, Mrs. Ralph RouSh. Tbe guest Ust U.. Bever~ llo11ell, Rev. lira. Aci>• lbnald Umcan, Mta. Deilon WSCS MEETING John Fry; Rospitallcy, Wrs. Char- cludod Wrs. Ralph Thonl>!IOn. 1111 Miller, lira. Robert " ·oond. Soyre, Nancy Roush, Louise Long The WSCS of the New Haven los Smith; Reservations, M r o. Mas. Neva Zerkle, Mr... Heiman children, Mrs, Jaek Fleaher, and the hostess. ~t Cburehmetatthehome CarroU Adams, Jr. Reservations Knew, Hermetta KNt~P, Mrs. Mro. WIWam llavisandcitJI~ , FELLOWSHIP FORMED of Mrs. Lillian Field&. The pro- !or the luncheon 1D be servOd II f;fbli !initll, llin. Jack Flesher, Mr. and llro. Rali>h ~ ' Tho VermnEUBChurchorgan. .cram was presented by Mrs. ooon will be $1.2$ and must bein Wro, Ll>rsey Lee Roush, Mra. Mrs. ~rsey Lee .Rou•h•.an4tlr• ~~~ izod a Youth FellowshiP rec0111-. Frlllk ~t~radllna. ::lleshowediUm 1o the church bJ1 AprU 22. Bob Fox, Wrs, Edltllllwngarner, and Mrs. l.emiey Hou•b. ly. omcers elected Were, Pres- striga ol various minions. The May FellowshW"· senlce Mrs. Letha KelJ¥, Mrs. Grant 0. !dent, Mike Thonil>soo; Vice · Refreshm011to were served ID which is sponsorod by the Bend Rouoh, Mrs. Arnold Roush, Wro, . Pre.sldent, Barry Ha.Ynes; seen- Mrs. Hazen Roush, Mrs. Weiss, Area United ChUI'(b Women is to James Roush, Mrs. Fred Rou&b, Yucatan is a peninsula '?•· tary, Angela S'l)'re; triuiJrer, Mrs, Ralph Rottgen, Mta. Frank be held at the Lulberan Chur<ho~ Mrs. Robert D,ye, Mrs, Bill which includes parts of ~~­ Connie llot!mau; Plan!•~ llernlta lt>radling, Mra, Marion Ilngey, M'l)' 3rd. Relreshments will be Boosh, Mrs, Jack Hesson, tho ico, Guatemala and Brltlab Honduras. · Staats; r@Orter and historian, Mrs. Vern Hlnnerrnan and Mrs. served. Mrs. William Powell, hoooree .,ud the hostesses. Lewis Thomp~n; recreation Fields. Jr. was 8H)ointed as chairman. loader, Janet Sayre; &OJWleader, M!Jlnie ~~In~ >' Kti, ~ol,.j,y P.redsvllle; Mr. and Mrs. BOO Ing from serious bums he sufLawson and da~ter, UK! Mr. fered recently. ' Mr. and Mrs. Rooald Wise, and Mrs. Gene Congo andfam!Jy. MJddle[IClrt, called oo Mr. and local. ./ Mr••Robert OUrs visited Mrs. Mrs. Ma3WOod Jollnston. Carroll and !lmily. Mr. Mt. and Mrs. c. c. carter, Q-My grandson, 9, has taken many bottles of Chloromycetin. I recently read that 350 Americans have died from the effects of this drug. How dangerous is it? A- Tbls valuable antibiotic is recommended for periods not exceeding three weeks. Prolonged treatment is likely to caust B dangerous reduction in both red and white blood cell couots. When my gall bladder was re· 'moved the sur~eon found adhesions. Could this have been caused by a motorcycle accident in which I incurred internal injuries? A-Most adhesions in the abdominal cavity are a groW· ing together of a cut surface Q-Wby would a healthy. or a surface inflamed by an infection and an adjacent active 20·year-old boy feel structure. Internal injuries cold all the lime? could be responsible. but this A-This may !If caused by is one of those things that poor circulation or a thyroid would be hard to prove . deficiency. The commonest cause, however, is neurocircuQ-Can anxiety neurosis latory asthenia. This is due cause one to feel weak? What to a chronic state of nervous treatment is best ? tension. A-Anxiety neurosis may cause a variety of symptoms, including weakness, breath· Andy Leidal, Kenti Mrs. Lellll lcssness, s w e a t i n g and Goslin, Akron; Miss Ibrothy trembling. Treatment usuall y Combs, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Knox requires a careful search by. and Paul Combs, !:l>ring!ieid; Mr. a specialist in nervous diseas- and Mrs, Robert Talbot, New es for the underlying cause. Metamoras; Mr. and Mrs, MarP ford &nith, Carrol, and John Whittington, Lancaster. Mrs. D>nna Stout stacy, ~ lumbus, called on her parents, Mr, and Mrs. William 3-out and her husband, Mr. stacy, here and attended Mrs. Rawling' s flP neral. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blackwood Mr, and Mrs, Holland Crabtree and Lisa Dye, ~tham, Alabama, called at the home of their son are spending spring vactionfrom and daughter in .. Jaw, Mr. and school visiting relatives here. Mrs. KenneU1 Crabtree In Mo- Mrs. Blackwood and Lisa called Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. llinald on Mrs, Freda Smith on Monc:las. Crabtree and Cindy were also CoJumbia Grange Nn. 2U5held recent guests at the KeMeth their March meeting on Friday evening. Nonnan WIll, delegate Crabtree horne. Mr. and . Mr<, Emzie \)avJ 'L .JO..rttt\Gr~ ~slon g~'l!~ brothe.,, Paul anc.f'""W .itlfa~ ~ Peek and called on her ·btothllflii iD-law and sister 1 Mr • and Mrs. Edgar Crabtree. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly were in Athens on Sunda_y aftel'o noon to visit Mr. and Mr s. Cla:r.. ence Cooley, furmer residents of this community. The Carl Hos.!:i family (Lind& (.;beadle) who have spent some time near llollywood. Florida, have returned to their home oorth • )p~o. ; r . . . . .,. ,,,.,... .utndlllo: ~ ~~ ~~~~.1 1 ~' • Jlujnprner, Mrli. Oli!l "l!ouJ~, [!lro.,_O!Iflt~ J"'!al,l; MJso IW,1 ..,.n1 tho -kond aHoma. Mr. ¥itd Mrs. Jo:Jm'or Parsons and ur-uil>tor · o( · ltaeino Routo, vlolto.i Mr. and Mro. uomorJoomower. Mr. and Mrs. ilomer Jconhower visitod tl)_olr son, Mt • BY MAY JOIINSTON Those who coiled oo Mr. and ar l Mrs. ·CUiford JconhoWer and Mrs. !loy Powell and!lmilywere !llmlly. Their small son is al Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Powell, home rrom the hospital recover- Coloiof Pills Not Vitol Concern USee • By Helen Sorrel YOUTII ASKED FOR IT! This column is for young people, their problems and pleasures, their t['OI.tbles and run. As with th~ rest of Helen 11elp US! , it welcomes laughs IJut won't dodge a serious question with a brush-orr. Send your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care o£ Helen Help US! this newspaper. IT IT'S GOOD ENOUGH FOR PRESDJENTS .... Dear Helen: My parents are having a row because I want to grow a beard. I am lD college. I do not wear a black leather jacket or smoke pot. My draft card ls not even singed. I prefer sunflowe-r· seeds Ill morning glory seeds. rm so Sf'l.lll'B I think ''meth monster" ls a tau~tt trigonometry professor and a "bum trip" is a ride on the subwlQ'. rm an A-B student. WO!Jid you please say a word in m,y favor? - M1NOR HEBEL Dear M.R.: Several words! ~ari<.ll ompi~Dd at. t:ol~m1ius. ·!! ( I . MEAT SAVINGS! '\ .... . •• 10.1& .Dlus hall alios . . · I. ., rl•·'"1, .•." ., . ., t . -~ }f..:t... \,"\.; . ., · i · 1 ~ CHUNK NA " • .' "' 3 1.0. 0 ,.,,.. ... .. . LB. ~-:g ·'· '. l"'· ,.11~ .1•. ' "'tf!i' �' .. ........ ~· ........ .~ ... ..• '~·"'. "' '· 1 .' ':s:..,... The l>aib semlncl. ~Uddi&...,Q.,.~~ l•on.~t'U.y, !l.tlt~h 20, IUtitc lei ~11at· tu""~ pom~~.~ · ~ · "'""' •e '!Or monetarpy<ilem ba•od on the sterbng as • ren~·ve cwTenLde~ 1~ a" gOOd llti de~ Tl 71, . P.\JUS {l11'0- Pl'f!Sidcntl'barle&deG;sl!llnaidt.vt..., U .l eader told his cabinet meet.ing: "The cJittls ollhe dollll· and tiletlmg which 1 ~ 8 ,;~:Se::!d~:= .' .... w mg bhows that the present s)'stem based on Ute nrlvllege of U18 2~YW'<IId unfair, but he1tce forth ilta»plicable.:' .. resm"Ve cunencies, boot only llc Gaulle P>'Oillltuteed the world moneta l'ari£ free bullion mat•ket fell heavily again and dte Dritain•s · harsh budsot new which In· ·· <::•: :}:.: ==:=:}(: :• ::.=: :\' < :: ·... l ' ~~-';:.:'; ~~~ ::,.~or111z~:~~ ::::;::::: ) ''}''} <: ::: : :=;: ;::.:;: = :::::::\}}}} The price o[ gold on the Paris BY UNITED PIIE~S INTEI!NATIONAL gold market droP!Jed !rom WINTER DIED ONLY B'V THE clook tDdll'- ~7:22a.m. E'T Tuesday's $1,23.\ lor a 2.2 poand - In llle Southwest 8lld The Plalno. ' (ono kilogram) gold ingot to . ~rins, with its uaual tOJnPlelilent of tloods and 1·ains1 was born $1,200. On the Zurich market m sp1rlt as well as time ln the Northeast and the nation.s midsection. gold slid again to $36.50 an He<ivy soow warnlnga were ln effect tor the White Mountains of f) '. ' ~1.50 above the> Arizona where the U. s. Weather Bureau forecast 1 1nowfall of at Five Fined by Mayor Five defendants were fined. and a sixth !or!eited his bond Tuesd<Q' nioht In the eour! of Middle- ' II ? ' i' f Hayman iubmittedtheprogram to the gov~entafter returning to the Southern Local District roc:entJ.y. The other two schOol dla- tricts or the count,y began partiolpadng in the program eariJer. In other activity, the b>ard hired llaJ::per of Zanesville to wotk as physical educa.. Uon instructor and Asst. Foot- ball Cosch lor !he 1961>69 school term. Harper previously h 8·d WQrked In the Warren Local School ' system when Torna.ckl Head Football t.:oacb Bob Ashle,y was there. Mrs. Rair den c_ we~y Mrs Holter at Advisory Meet Brsl~lcriv Income and higt) eon- · l~J~~!j=~fU~ T!US HEAVY etjuljirnenl began operating In Pomeroy Tue'" tis¥ 's work got underway on tlle•oonotructlonof tbe new <tUaners ol The Farmero Bank snd S&virtls Co. whleh will be locued between W. MaJn and w. SecoDtl Sta. Patriotism MJnDtEPO.RT (CGntlnued 1rom Paae o lntersoholalllle ""'rtsllJ'(lit'ams. FOLLOWS DINNER Robert Vautillan, commander, was In charp of the program which followed a spai#l&ltl din· Diana Carsey, slxtll gncler, ner served to post 8lld awdl· waa aeleciedspellingohiiiJIIllonot lary members, 1helr ramllles the Pomeroy 'Elementary ~1-ool and guests. Seven past com. and wtu represent the school at Manders, eight past auxiliary the county event to beheldat7:30 ,. spelklown. Rurfnel'-\1) was DJana Me Angus. also a sixth grader taught by Miss Smith. Miss M;Angus went cbwn on the word ,.abhorrence" which . --·· Harrls, Paul Cascl Bob V<~,,...... .. AnySIII Jle~·N~tzllng,, o~/ilhnan; o··. lt.~' ~ . . ,.1,1'1'\; ~· ~J.Yo l~:·~·~1:9·~·:~·: Be Served at Church Plans Cor serving an Easter breakfast at the United Methodist Church were made when the Lydia Circle met Monda,y night at the home of Mrs. Kermit Walton, Mulberry Heights. Mrs. Roy Reuter presided at the meeting. The cfrcle planned a wedding reception on March 31 at the church !or Miss Dorma Crow and Michael Morrism. The district meeting at t.he Woman's SOciety of Otristian Service to be held on April 18 at Jackson was amaunced. It was voted during the meeting to change the meeting date to the fourth Monday 0( each month. A sllent auction will be Included tor the April mooting, Mrs. Glen Hiles was at the Jiano for group singing or "All Hospital : visiting hours 2.-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions William L. Urwin, 1012 Second Ave.; Mrs. Blanche Davis, 1132 Second Ave.; Elwood J • Niday • 220 Jaek~ro~~ Pike; Mrs . Clarence B. McCabe, 810 Third Ave.; Mrs. Bobby Gordon, 833 t'ourth Ave.; Robert S. Hemhy, Rt. I Bidwell· Mrs. Melvin J, 9leets, Rt 2 Ironton; Mra. lJonald J. James, Hartford, Charles W, Pyles, Jr., Rt. ,2 GaJiipolis Ferry; Clarence D, Colenrt, Southside, W, Va.; Mary B. Long, Mic.~c, ">>rl; Mrs. Tru. man A. Rus~oc•. , JH. :J Pomeroy· W.illlaJ.J M, Blackburn, Itt. Hufwt ~ i Ual)11 sw(Jnn, Jr., Rt. 1 Lang svlth~i Mrs . .ucrnlc:e WIIJ~ lord, fit, I ~Uddlcporl; Mrs. wu . liafu t:. l'ostcr, Rt. 2 Jochon• Ernest f.. Blankenship, IH. j I Director Roy L. Kottman, Dean of the College of 1\griculture and Home Economics, and Edwin L, Kirby, Associate DireciOr or the Cooperative Extension Service were the resource persons. ' Recommendations were made Mary Emily DoweH Knapp. Mrs. Ralrden was a member of the Lem BapUBt Churdt and the Pl. Pleasant Chapter No. 75, Order of Eastern Star. , &lrvivors lnchKI.e her husband, Jof'ln w. RaJrden, a son, P au 1 on policies o! the Cooperative Extension Service and on the budget rO(Jiest lor the 1968-70 bleMium.. Hall the Power of Jesua Name'' Mrs. Holter was elected a& the to open the meeting. Mrs. Karl lady executive committee memKrautter presented the program ber representing the Jack801'1 using a Holy Week litan)' from Area at 1he Extonsion AdVIsory the 11 Methodist Woman.u Assist~ Commlttee meetlni held at Ath· ing with the litany were Mrs. ens last month. !ile was eleoted Walton and Mrs. IDles. Mra. Jay by the reprelenlatlves o!lhonlne Warner read a poem, 11 Th e counties composing the Jackson Cross Was JUa OWn" to con- Area. clude the program. Three Dim strips, provided by 1he Board of Missions of the' Methodist Church, were shown MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMITTm- Florence by Mrs. Hiles. They were u'Jbe Theiss, Leon, W, Va.; O.arles Bolt via Team, If HLake or the Smllh, RoedavUie. Ozarks Pariah,' 1 and uyour DISCHARGED - Della Curtis, Pledge." Narrated by Mrl!l. PJles, Maggie Hurd, Vletorla Slaey. the films presented the work of mlssiooaries. Mrs. Watton and Mrs. Kl'autter served a dessert course during 1he concluding social hour. HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer State Unlversl!l'. 1he awdllary gift to the poat. A Hre-long resident of Leon, Thanks were extended to Mrs. sh~ · was born Jan. 16, 1885, Tom Crow who following tradl· daui#lt.er ot 1he late Jobn R. and tlon sent a fioral arrllllgement HunUngtoo, W. Va.; Kimberly A. lorael, Jackson; Cllllord c. Daniel, Rl 2 Ironton; Mlaa Bev- FffiE PUT OUT The ~eroy Ore department anowerod a call osrly Tuellday eveltbtg to exllnl!lllsh abru!hllre neor lhe home of Dr. John Ride· wsy m Route 7. Mrs. Wolfe is . _, , ' IHN: -~ .. \ POW~R MEETING CANCELLED A meetlnl! of Magnolls ~ pie, Pythlan SIStero, schecWed Thilrl\dsy nlaht hos ....,ellod due to the deoth ol Elft•beth CamDbelL DISCIIARGES ley, Jr. ·' oosto, lntoldolllltm. •• ,Joob MOWERS -..· ··~ '" · ~ .J . - - .... . {' ., J ~·. ' • ' ' •• '{" • .,. • ~1 ~_:'•~ ·.:~ ' ' 'I '\ , ,., • '• ' I t • , ' ,.,,.,.,.,,.,,., =·==::'···:.=.;·=: ·=· po&~tlon. ~~~ 2B;~polntt ~lla, plaj<~r ()(~yea~. .~· " ~ ~ ~A!P\l'lf ~6.2, ~11• lc!l!"!~ _.!~rmer" Sjreet~; ~ri!ilk .,~ ,. '" Reds l w.·n ol Wellem will be 1he onl,y All- lie; Otarlea Gdovloak, Lake- · Ohio players to perform 1n the llido:. Jon Pbllkctl Bethel· Class A. ·state toumament Utls Ken' Rleh..-r!ICil weekend. Grq 9lorl . ~- Dav,e· Gr ' The "'"II'' o1 the Orst Arcanum; Flyrin, . .is ·mu, who showed 1he rain St. Msl'l'; Mark Wagar, whole . . . 11hsl he ean do In Avon; John K-eelY 1\lrlng Ute last n.o·ililt* 'tournaments. lleld I.oeal· zolW: Varga· The ltintl altot artist was a MsnaDeld Peter's; Gary malnsta.Y- lor lor bu, Newark catholic; Vanoe Cleveland Lourdes· tllree y..,-o and averlllllld 21.8 · Parki ·hfl final 8eaiDIL Snook~ 1altabury Rive~· L$n~ 0._,_~ lrtlnoi' ttludent. Van Fleet, ~- Jack led hie ilnb¥Uio;IO'm In a&allls Hollman, Plymouth; ' Denny and averaged •.17 rtiberrnds a Lu,yoter, Fr-rt Lakeland; game In sddltlon to hi& 25-fOinl Mare Smllh, Dixie; Don Dooghaverap. Dur1n8 . Chapn'lalts River: Delvrls Kachovek, 1hree yearl, .... a .. ~.~, Avon P19tJ* . Catholic; , Butch !hook, has 45 'l>on,..cutlve N.-; ' ··Art lialwell, vlctorleo~ aa.iiVIroll ..,,.rd bura; Vlrgb. Ceoll !llyvue• of 51-3. '-~". ' ' ' John Sluarl A!>n*' miHJrown' llm!ell'<lfl~·th' hllllleil ~or west Llbe..:V Sel~. 'i'om of the lot• .The r:Umerup In 1he tin, McDonald; Rem cainoron, ballolln& .Howell hsd a aenoa- Mineral Rlclge; Lam Bun,er, .I t1ona1 ,.....,. In whlcll he polled Twin VoiiOY North; Jtni Rlle.Y, down 1,033 ~· snd aeorod NllWIIrk C&lhello;' Steve. Fa1,648 zekao, Fairport llarbo!r; Rlck several 'j~lo mentlcl) •Stelzer, Atcbbcrld; Bill 'Nixon, pliyero wtre ltlil> ln 1he Yotln8 WOOdlrlleld · ~ St: :!: s..: Sir••- point~. >. 1 .... · ' ·. ' · flO ' I' ~963 ' ancJ ' ,.' 210' napped "~' ~ St'nng • J lleight~ "~ttl' ter ob'•'"""lrom·lhoNowY<!Iii · · JeiJ !!tlser droll, haJ . ,siJPlOII a f!lr the . 1 Cuirlb.a ·~~~sh . ' . . ~a~~Winal Royal Eye NBA playoff ln. Last Tilt ~ SALE NOW ON A1 INGELS! of~ tot~~¥. 'ltvl~lon. day night at Detroit. Bob l.o ve , s tbreo.polllt play with 58 seconds to piOJ gaveCinolnnad Its win. Love's ~lay gave Clnc:lruratl a 1~1-121 lead In the extra period. Wilt Chamberlain then made a ,lr'l!l, II>':""' ,with . 51 .se<ondf lett ..!J>r P.hiladelllhlaandBiiiCUilllinir•ham· added ilw01'mtire·.1ilth 28 ' seeondl! to go to make li 131130. · . • m:w YORK (UPI)-Ilayton'• Den Obrovso rsn Into personal loul trouble and DOld goal trouble nlgbt, but there wao .never · ·IIJQ> <tUestion about hi& shower sltooung. · "It's smmethbtg we &I every clay at pracUee," tile 6-loot-10, 225i>oond center Ol<Pialned. "We have to hit a certMiD number of siloceulve free throws before we oan leaVe and sometimes you wind up taking an elltra 45 mllv.lle• before you can get your ahoYier." The ·mag~c number of suoceaalve !reo - · this nlgbt 11aa olx 8lld Obrovac canned them all In the llnal two and a hilt mlmtes o! plsy to lUI tile Fl,yers from a 5&.,15 dellelt ll> a 61~0 triumph over Fonllam In the quarterllnala ollht Nstlonal Invitation TournamentNotre Dame became Dayton'l _ . , t lor one o! Tburodsy nllht'• oernlflnals by barely· holtllrw oa ~ loland Unt9~ .alll' 6a.GO lntbe oecood_. ot the Ma,dlaon Square Garden cl0ubl9header, · •Botb · gll)les hsd c~ramatto .111111110• with pta ·loolni teama h&Y)IW shotl - . lhe r1m Tuest~s¥ Forward Den Sadlier patted thoi iFiyera' center on 1he rttmP ll!d grinned: "Two shower shots." Obl'OVIIO grinned blok. "I 111111' were golnB In," aald the perlormer who before tllla year hid never averoptl more than 55 per cent from the loul kll"' line iinl:e sixth grade. · The crowd o! 18,683 wss . tense, bul Obrovac calmly msdo botll shots, Puttlni llsyton In tile lead lor good, He canned two more ln a one-enclo<tne •ltuatlon with 45 aeoondo In go and gave Coscb lbo llrrnoher's loreea a 61-58 edge by n:peatlng the feat with U second> to play, '.'rve never oeen anytllbtg like It," lbmlrer oald later. "Noo body Who's ever played the opert hss shot like thiS. lle'a really torrid." , iane, takliW adv&J>o ~~&e· of lriJid 33 P.r cent lloor shdot:IJt!l by the Small Collep NstiOnll ctrarrrlls In lite tirat bill, boil a 311-28 ~ afl8r 1he lll'at 20 m~Jv.~tes as Bob ~ and .. Bob · 1'._ Coach JobMY Dee ."our tWo pre!l!ior plaler'•".c!ID'IWcl tor,t- · · · the ' !lie .. trtals, opens here tonight. ·~ 300 amateur lqleluls nwut !rom tllroogbout theoountrywere sohodillod to see action In the tournament at the state Fa~ grounds Coliseum. The 10 oltamPiona tD be crowt\ed Sltard!IJ night wU19JIIi(y tar u. !fYOUI• IJlNr tml.pliJil, ' Ninety elimination bouts were on the aebedule lor tonight snd Thursday nigh~ The quarter!lnalo will be held Frldsy 811d&emifinals and flnall 00 Soturdl,y. Day·t 0 n·' ' N. Ips Fordbam, ~ • · Senno. · Fm"als barns -.N . IT C:......Uie~ " (Vi'll - Q111Q 'II>" othiir game UCIJI.:IIouO:. ·,~Je. Ia the team 'lhal '"ain't r-)'"'';,.- , but, til~ Ohio Nt.ate ~root ~· to go to LOa\, z\...lel fl.dollllq'~c~ thi.» we~kend. r ~! Buc~QII are wtuln; to . Mas~" Wa8klewicz. (8-4 ~~''"' ~ ,<h•~. ~ ~_el.dr"\'''~ ~liP~ . ~~\"""~- Mar: •' . tiel }:raok snd '!Itch- llketlllll' peundl,) • plOJe<l two · ieaiCIII did In 1960, with 1he Jeto. He Ia a native · II then 1hsy prov!ld to be of Wlchlts, Kans., and played giant klllera. hla oolle1111 ball at WiehltsSiale Ohio iitale weot into the !NO UniYersl!l. ..-.""' • ;~:- :. :.::.:: ...:-.~;::~ dq. NCAA tournament at Sin Fran. .;::::::=:·:·:+:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:-;.:·:·:•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:·.·:·· . The u~rous Buckt7,..; eiBco not exac:Jiy an undordol. -Plait National Park, Okla., ..\:ou'r• cettinr warm•r!" ricllng a si"'1iam0 wtrildrl& but then not the chonri t.m is the smallest ol the U.S. atresl<, clrml>od ' ·& solid lon either. national parks . team ~81 tD get Into 11-'NCAA Tbat waa the ye&f,.Osoor Midos&t regions! tou'i'nament. ertson piiiJed lor the University Then, the Bucka did ihe lml!oa. · of Clnollllatl snd !Uroll ln>olble. h<rll wss the star lor CalUornll, They beit Kentti.Ckl' 8:1-81 - the defending NCAA c-Ion. on tbe WUdoata' coUI-t ..: Allor Cal dumPed Clnolnnltl, 10 get Into til' NCAA IIDala. the tans carried Bear Coach . S / Undoubtedly'" thti Ohio Stat"' Pete Nowello!f the eourt. • . NOrth . f'rldQ' He was helped oil the noxt ,. ntght· won't gain the attoatlon of algtrt alter Oblo S1at8 took 1he s. measure o! the Bears 7WIIIor the NCAA dUe. Ohio Slate playo North Con>o • llna In the NCAA , . S ll""'e 8lld the Buoltl!yel hsve It TAMPA, Fla. (IJPO _ T h 0 least· two scores ll> Hille with Cincinnati Redo' 8-3 los• to tile . the tar!teela. Baltimore Oriole• Tueedsy end- ' North carolina, carrying I FIFTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP• eel the Redo' winning streak al 27·3 alate, haa bealOn OSU three ssven games. of tho last lour Umes they've THROUGH QUALITY. Cincinnati Jllays Oakland topla.yod and .. the baSil o! tht d<Q' at Bradenton, Fla., a n d last two years, tile Tar Heel• hopes to get baok mto the winare !lgured ll> be favored. nbtg trall In exblbiiiQil batreball. The two lo&Ms hsve ._, Jloug Powell and Curt Blelary PHILADELPHIA (IJPI) 72 8lld 105-78. socked home runs In 1he Baltl- There wap aWl ll!e In Cine: InTOJior remembered the more win Tuesday. naU's chances Into tile games, and noted with optlmPete Rlobert, Roger Nolt1011 National Baskelball Association Ism, "the team Is I)IIIJini and lliok Delgado teamed up to plsyoffs ter - than tllen." stop llle Reds with six hits. The Royafa seored a 131-130 Oblo iitate would llkt to •hoW The trio of hnrlors hsd a overtime win agaln•t the Phb- the Tar Hells juot hoW muoh shull>ut going untU the ninth In- deiJl!da 76ers Tueodsy nigh~ better. nlng when homers by Bolr RaudClnt;lnnall moved lntosdowltll man and Stan swanson gave the Detro~ lor lourlli plsoe In tilt N nJ1 G Redo their only runs. Eastern Botb teama atio loves Tournament Opens play their !lnsl regular season games tonight wllb Clnclruratl trsvellnB to New Yor~ and ·n.. troll viJitlng Boston. SALT LAKE CITY (IJPO TRIAL MAY 27 The ·courth plaee winner gelo The NatlonaiGoldenGiovesT..,.. BATON ROUGE, La.. (UPO- the final playoff position. ·II tbe nament, a loul'day boltlqJ sp..,. Three with attemPt· a Ue IIley will tac u1ar bol atered by qualifying lng ll> men bribecharged LSU backlleld men t earns end up m meet In a ono-g&meplayo!f Frl- berths lor tile U. !i, Olymple German~; raoked.. ll!i~ · • Mark Thompson, Mount Pleas· Jim lbuiay, Blll,y Masters and otate 1raek ms e1. Dibetta will be tried May ant, 6-3, Jr.; Allsn Whtte, Buck- Gawain 27 MUll Broke MllnopOiy .e,ye Central 6-1 Sr • The hli#l - seorbtg Milia broke HONORABLE MENTION The LSU players cooperation a ~ • year ' monopoly m Errol Miller Caraway· Gary with the FBI led to llle arrest o! Class · A playor-ol.ihe-yesr bold Davenport, w.;..e; Dan 'Thall- Jo.•Oilb Lee Nolan, samuel F. by Wellem Ohio. An honor stu- man, Bloomville; Jim Hsynle, Comeaux and samuel G. Grazl· a <II!"> ... ! Diiie ,f:!lls, whe, oro with i , laattiiriate, ltrauoa, on ville Roseeranf; :tcio ii. lftjlsd\• '·"'' ' ' ' GUemieY' •lli1holfcf 'Greli'·Rog. tn""""' brlbaij'' 'illl outcome <rl ''I t . Third team membel's were ers, Bloomville; Alan. Stephen- the nrst alx Tlgerlootballgames Mike Tyree of West Je!feriCil, soo, Attica; P,on llelb; Bueyruo In 1968• Dave Dreher ,of Ballevue W)'llford; Ted Sizemore, Dixie; ThottJilson, Ray I!IJ&by of Pike Lou Burk, Bridgeport· Larry Weotem; Allan Whl\0 of Ba'*:· MeEilre!h, Den· 0 07e Central and Mark ThoniP- Ill' Etzler, Convoy crellvlew; ..., ot Moolnt Ptealllit. Thomp- Sieve Retllg Archbold· 'Mike ,'fl ··.·. ""' was 1he only junior on 1he Battles, Un.;,lll M.ilrv ' .' ,... top three otpsdo. Retoher oaloiood· Rm Halt 0 . All of st. Peter'• 8lld Rigsby Old Port: Rob Dl;lnet, aepob:. ~, lltl)'le Far . .} ' Buckeye Coach !'rod Tai<\or ' Wll 1ho Orst to admU II. "II' a almost like eombW """k · !rom the c1ea<1 to PI Into the tpumament," he otrered Tueo. ~eallern ij.,,OI.Y!'!fl~ ~ ' ..,·- " ' .I TUEtiDAY'S EXHIBITION RESULTS By United p..., .. International Washington 7 Atlanta I NY (N) 4 Philadelphia 2 st. L 11 Pittsburgh 1 Detroit 13 Bosll>n 3 Houoton 1·Los Angelo& 0 Chicago (A) 5 !llnnosota t BaiUmore 8 Cincinnati 3 Cleveland 4 Cslllornla I Chicago (N) 5 son Frao. 4 (Onl,y games sohedqladl RESULTS Nallonal lnvlt.allon Tournv (QuartO!'ofinala) Dayton 60 Fordham 60 No\fe Dame 62 Lone Island V. 60 I Model V2014 • The Lakeland Zenith 19" Big Screen Portable TV OIAG. 184 SQ. IN. PICTURE IIPEIICUBI Elegant molded two· tone cabmet crafted m cnsplv defined rectangular tmes ... a m asterpi~Ce m c lea n. modern destgn . Colors Beige w1th Wh1te. or Charcoal Brown AsLowA• with Be1ge • Zen lth Handcrafted TV Ch111is .. America't First True 19• Oiag. Picturt . • Custom "Perma ~ Sat" VHF Fine Tuning S1299S • 20.000 Volts of Picture Power • 5• x 3• Front Mounted Speaker away at the dellolt snd led 59-68 with 2<14 to go. But a bllket Ill' reserve George lteatDvloh 8lld a 1ou1 shot by Jim Derrig with II seconds left gave Notre Dame the ~tor)'. Notr~ .effortS ROll ., Willi I l•la. .., (IITifiiD STATIONS ca·11FIED C)IL -ANY Sll w, - ; , . _ or·Nfi',~~·.Hu .• clr!Wod . ~------;... Model p504 • The ·Trent Hostess for . Friday Club '' '' · 1' ' . ·h~ ,··~ pl~s 18~ FINED THREE TIMES Gerald ·)(<Daniel, FomerQr, waolltletlm11iree cltarloolnUte ""'" oiPI>meaw Ma101 atarleo· LeDr Tuellday nllllll. Flael,lw: · led ,.... ·$:15 1!111 OOIIB, t<fllal· · lng orroll; $10 111111 eoa. ' dllturbbtg tho P..,ce, ana w '~t>~ > .~,Eike •(Jilfl'.lintfBir.~;;£riJ,~ -. hurdles event ' In last sprin&-s .' ARE ' "I @ \ ===~::::::;;;:::.;::: 11a: · READS NIXON DliiVE erly M, Harris, Rt. 4 Qak Hill· CINCINNATI (IJPI)- Francia Edward M. Scurlock, Jackson; L. Dale, prealdalt and publl!her and Mrs . .W. Donald Walters of 1he ClnelmaU Eruf!lrer, hsl Rt. aIronton. ' Birth Mrs. Mabel. Wallo 1101 hoii- been noriled Ohio oampalp manapr tor Repojrllcan preal4tntlal Mra. Dooald c. Jame•, llarl- ••• Fritls¥ nlild tor 1he Third esndldste Rlcllard M. Nlxlln. lord, w. va., dauallter, 6,38 a, Fridsy Cloo. m. Tuesday. Mn. Margaret Seldellabt!preDisoharges aided at the tneetliill '!hloh 01>M,a. Kellh R. carroll, c. Ed. enecl wllh tile l.ol:d'• Prsyer In ward llawlv, Mrs. Otarles E unl""'. II 1111 lllttiOWtoed thAI LltUer, Mra. Mlmle c Mill• 1he AJll'll meellitg will be held at Irons, Slanlv s. Patter..;,, Mra: the home of Mro. Eva llea..-r. BIJ:llle l!i.l'l>well, Basil 0. ~een, Gf""s were pl11,1od wllh 'prlz11 Mtl. Robert L. Rl<lkard Clyde ' li!obtg - by 14fa, Edna Rlj· Tsylor~ lfri!' Ellzsbelh 'van- , bol, . Mra. Marie .nauv. 'ldfi., hoooe, . ~1. Kemeth D. WU. ,l)etll>a ~· ltld Mro. EIJa u~mi,, ·~.o.; ,JJOy EIJbtglon, ·l ldl· Smllh. R'!'r•~• ,...., ..-rti ert A• hllif, ~ord c, Jacobo, . 114 by .,1111 lio_,( I" tho'too~· Mro. J4mo1 Wll>b 811dMro Fred N ild 11t1.J.~ti• Mo)ltharf, A, 1 vt"''i .... 1 ~..- dl,:.,18• Mro. Rub!' ·~: '1"'1 Alro.~oo..,.T ,. ·~ ...,, '· rle NOUUibtg. ' . ' '" , """f""'W ,i~Teo;led~~~~~~~~~;~:~::~:: to the post birthda.Y observance in remembrance of her brother the late Drew Webster. ' 41 A takeolr' on the televiaion pi'(Jgram, "The Newlywed Game'' with Joe Stnlble as emcee cloted the tii'Dial party. Ralrden; lour sisters, Mrs. HIThe lnvocaUon and benediction ' lah Jones, Middleport; Mrs. Lou- were by the Re\1, Glen Hiles, lse Sa$lor, Columbes; Mrs. Erma pastor of the United Melhodlil Burdette, Leoni and Mn. Grace Ch\b'ch. Bourne, OlarJeston, w. Va., and one grandchlld. VETERANS MEMORIAL Services will be COidlcted at 2 p.m. 8aturtis¥ at 1he Leon BapHOSPITAL list Oturch. Burial will be In ADMITTED - Rulh Am Dye, L""' Cemetery. The body will Letart, w. va.; Mark BeoJor be !shoo to the ohurclt one hour Middleport; Agnes Blaekw•ll, befon services. Friends may olne; Georp F. Daniell, Pllme- · call at llle crow.a.asell Funer- rtl)'; ~Roullh, New Haven~ Daal Home al!tr 6 p.m. Frltls¥. VId ~ , ReedavUie. ' LOVE SPY PARIS (IJP0-The Slate Seourlcy COUrt wao expected to .,.,. Juttgment todey on JeanMarie ..,.,.., 26, 1 Frendl ac:hool-r aocuaed ()( giving military ~rota to Eall Cermany In returJ1 tor an exit vi¥ tor .hh Eaat Gol'lllal1 wile. The ' nalllre of 1he seehota """ not dllcl-. . tion'' to becon1e the WIMer. ~ llot~ Ojltll.Frederic~. •~!clerr,,_ #:·~··~:~: · ~'heeHbNwpdiatJ<i<t .. Plu•'T•x•~ Recerta~le _c:liill.'lg • Nylon cord., -'i•' ~,... ~"' 1 ,. ~e Reino Lind, Elza Gilmore, Don RoOm champions were Carol HUJIIIOI; 2.1 member pins, Leon· Lewis, filth grade o! Robert J!ob. ard Jewell, Charleo SWaizel snd ert•; Michael Braun, llfth grade GU¥ E. Gulnlher, the latter also ol Larry Wolle; J, D. Stnry,siXth beJng "polt cham.p.w grade o( Krs. Pearl WUliams1 Mrs. Unda Guinther, auxil- and Mlss , Caney, Mias Smith's lary president, Introduced dl&· sixth Faile. pllal. Easter Breakfast to ' 'I , ~oaotem. IIams, 8lld Frank vauShan; lG was spelled correctly b)r Miss member pins, Couch, Kemeth Carsey who then s_peUed "aboll- Ohio Extension AdvlllOry Com- ' ·TREADS Robert COuch presented pins Winner , through a prellmlnary to members of the post active in securing members during the past year. Receiv!ng five mem· ber pins were' RusseU Moore, JDe GJoeckner, Mickey w11. Forfeiting a $25 bond posted leston, 2G.50 !allbtg. London,,... running II feet. oHio : . pre•ldents and rour World War p. m. on March rt at Cheater. I veterans present were recog. Taught by .Miss Carolyn ~th. nlzed. Miss Cat&ey was namod building GallJpolis Medleal center fJoJ.. ward. Mrs. Guinther presented cine. ' • 11Y TEDVJROSTKQ and ' narrowly mllland llertlla In ,.pqLUIIiJ!US (IJPI) -;- , Vnlied the top three oquails. They Ini'l'eOI liilei'nlikllal annooliK:ed 'oluded Don Ka!b ,of Bucyrol todey Ita .1968 Cla11 A AIJ-Ohlo Wynlord, Joe llosleld o! Gtrem' basketball teams ae.v catllollo, Greg Rosen of hooded by !fve hot • ohootlng Bloomville 8lld steve Rettig ol .:;., · with a cOmbined aver- Archbold. ·"'Qt. "trr .128 points per game. About 275 nomlnstlcrna were \I'"''JlW am)ll\ small seiKJOI to- reeelvod lrom the voters out of tlrtil.! 011 IJi·the state•• the :more than 2,00G. vsralcy , . sports wrlteto, aport.Oaaterl llerters In 1he Class A rank•. ,. ·' and eoi<hea, realt!l'od aeorbtg COLUMBUS (IJPI) _ The punch and 111!'1<' ball bandllnB at 'United Press 1D18rnsllonal !961 · every Clau A All Ohio bii#l school T., ,leading vote • aetter wao baaltet!>fll teamo, wllll beiSht, Kltl)i,nd'l lelf I 6-lool-2 , !JO!.Iillt.i'\itoorbtg average 8lld •' ......n4. atklete averaging '' olaso yearo P"!' Jlert, MUla, the rmsr TEAM .,. l!'r;Oild '...... outlye KlrUand Bill Chapman, Avon 6-5 200 .q to mlike. Dr.st learn stat. 25.0, Sr. ' ' ' ua, .-WIIi nsmed Clloa A plsyerMike Grenert, Northwootem . Wayne, 6-1, 170, 18.5, Sr. drat ' JJQJsd also hfti 'Bob Howell, Mendolt • Unllll, Bllt··:Chapmail, Nlirlh- 6-5, 210, Sr. , · . .ollotn•o Mike Grertert, ManJeff Millo, Klrll811d, 6..2, 160, don-Unlm's high • soorll1g 11011 ' 26.6, Sr. llcnfell and lUIIe Doui Hill Of 1J0U8 lUll, Ro 11 !'<1U1heaotern, Rosa 5-11, 160, 21.8, Sr. ,. - : The runnel'tljl team boasted sECOND TEAM ' •1· bli· aun•. , too, headed by Roo Niekamp, St. I!Onry, 6-5, '• tarry Colo of ·carey with a 26- 24.8, Sr. ;:: point averaao.' Joining the 6Bill Mlloa, Canal Wlnobeater, foot.2 Colt were Ron Niekamp 6-6, 21.3, Sr. of Sl. Renry With a 2U mark, Larry Cole, carey, 11-2, 26.G, ·• BUI Miles of Canal Wlnche•er Sr. , at 21.3, Paul Mol.ough)ln of Paul MoLoolhlln, West MusWelli Mualdnaum at 2U, 8lld lllnaum. 5-H, 23.4, Sr. lllanslleld st. Peter's Dous All Doug All, Manalleld st. at 21 points. Peter's, 6.0, 22.0, Sr. C~le ~ Grenert were stand, THIRD.TE'\M •. out perlormors In lot11ball, both Mike Tyree, west Jefferson, ot 1hem listed In 1he UPI All- 6..2 Sr.; Dove Dreller, Bellevue ~ Oblo leama. And Mill s was a Tbompllll, 6.0, Sr.; •.Bay lUiS· ~ track sparkler, winning a by, Pike weslbrn, 6-3, Sr.; ~ Di&na Carsey Top Speller ' Of Pomeroy ' ecutive cammittee meeting of the mlttee at the Animal Science Building on the campus or Ohio .:I.,: . , ' l~l, Kanawha Falls, 8.00riling; Char~ eroy, $5 and costs, speedin8. . ·· ,, "(.. been reduced lor establlllhlng pra·ctloes. Wl~r 1he cost-llhare p~am. ft'ibrl~ o! approvals will )re l!lven to lull time Jarm. port Mayor C. 0. Fisher. expar.sion herew said intellectual snobbery by Ohio fclucators is har. Fined were George Qdllen., stringing our young people 8lld deprlvlnB them of job training. 45, Middleport, $100 8lld costs Atkins.president, Introduced were MARRIAGE APPLICATION lrlet Mrs.alsoCllllord and three tis¥• In jail, driving ....,,,c,.W!nc:; ;:·m L jl_ ,. :. Mrs., past ·d 1 ... . Jack Lee ,19, umg while lntoxieated; , 1!'1/e L. C!l~. ..o......~ _ UieS .' ' !l'ltt liilt\ire flrsn'k ~ 25, Racine, $10 8lld costs, speea. ~~. ·.~-~'ges l I jl lng; Wayne Edgar Cleland, i2, ......,. '· "'l'r.' ' . ... .· : " and Ale< Blalr, past department ohaplato; nur"" al4o. : : :·:· Langsville, $5 iutd costs, speedGAUGES - GaUipOI!s, 12.0 PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Stel- •ww•-~r. -----•· lng; Charles Boyles1 2:9, Middle- and 27.7 rumlng 72 feet or roll. port, $5 and costs, lntoxlostlon, ers; Pt. Pleasant, 26.80; Pome. Mrs. Roy Holter was 1n co. 1 la · A. Ralrden, 83 • Leon, W. Va., Edgar Van tnwagen received and Bruce C. Simpson, 20, Porn- roy-Mason, - 21 I 40·' Hintono out·' lumbus Monday attending llle ex.' . died We<lneeda,y mombtg In the the Leglonnalr~ ol 1he Year •o.n charges or reckless opera~ ning 4 feet ol rollers: Marmet, t10n was Jeffrey Lynn, 21, Ra~ running 3.5 feet; and Winfield !' The CO!it of lunCh purchasers at that time will drop to 20 cents. '. .r Obtained TOLEDO - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES SAID Tuesday edu<atDrs at Attending wore fll,)man, Clerk all levels must revlsellleirthlnhbtgabout vocaUonul- technical trainJoann 'Wolle and Board Member& ing U Ohio's youth Is ll> be equlj1ped wllll skills snd trainll1! lor tile Robert Harden, President; Harry l aOOr market. Hill, otis McCilntook, Howard Rhodes, speaking at the dedication of a new Chrvsler Corp. lllant Ervin and lbrotby Bent2o ,.,u.:_, . · .. ' , , servatl.on Program, lunds haYe Reduction official price o! $35. Prices last least lour Inches by the ume 11 steps todey. week were nearly $45 an ounce. De Gaulle long has opposed LONDON -:; RELIABLE REPORTS TODAY said the Russians the present monetary system lear that Communist military grsnd strategy hss been re>ealod to Ularles llayman 1 acting ~ and instead favors dependence the United stltett by a Czech general who defected to Washington. ern Local Scl-ool District !IC>on gold reserves. The repons said the Soviet Union no ..,_ eonalders the long In the faC'e of this, France term strategy and overall defense plans of its Warsaw Paet defense orlntendent, Tuesday nlgbt r"' ported approval bas been obtainhas ~t up huge quantities of alliance to be usale/1 ed tor thai district tD partlclilate gold bullion. in the lunch price reducUon proToda.Y De Gaulle dem11nded a SEN. EUGENE J. McCARTHY HEADED lor Wisconsin tDdll' and full .return to the gold standard a week of intensive campaigning he predicts will produce a victory gram. Hsyman told the board of eduin blunt defiance of U.S. over President Johnson in the nation's next primary on AprU 2. cation llle federal government policies. d ~or: leaving Washington, the Minnesota Democrat said Tuea. wil pay 10 per cent of the cost De Gaulle's statement on the sy e wo d s-rt rl.al candidate Sen. Robert F Kennedy v.N y or lunches served in the dlagold crisis was relayed to over John501'1. i! he cannot win the Democratic: nom~tlon h~selt .~; trlct'• scl-ool• beginning Aj>rlll. newsmen by Intormation Minis ~ he said there were no deals. ' ter Georges Gorse. De Gaulle pulled France out TUSKEGEE, ALA. - ALABAMA'S FIRST NEGRO sherur •lnee or the international gold pool ReconstructJon...arrested a whitepolicec:hiefandastate trooper Tueathat cooperates to keep gold at day on charges of threatening and beating a Negro man. S35 an OW'Ice. French govern. 9terlll Luolus Amerson ..ld Police Cblet Bobby Singleton o! ment sources said he was nearby Notasulga was arrested by his Chief 1Je9uty~ Eddie Ivory, a mlffed bec!lu!e France was not Negro. and Trooper James H. Bass surrendered voluntarily at the invited to last weekend's gold Macon County JaU in the company of· several fellow otricer1. crisis talks in Washington and that to shoW his diSpleasure he CLEVELAND - THE OJUO YOUNG Democrats are expected to kept the French bullion market refuse to endorse President Johnson Cor reelection United Press ~ open when other world markets ternational has learned. closed pending outcome or those de S>urces in the "i'oung Democrats, inc:ludi~those supporting Prn· talks. 1 ntdl Johnson, say Sen. Robert F. Kenned,), I)..N.Y., is the ravored Gold buying reached panic can date of the members ol the organization. proportions when he did. , / 1: Lunches ~·· "' ~~ ~ $i~s~ 1:~ poundment practh:es, Wildiile conservation practices arid bepu~ ~ · tificatlQn • consefvation prac~ ' tlccs, .~ ' 1FQJ' the 1968 Agricultura1 Con. this mootll. 1 J 1.; 0 • 1 . The program lor 1968eonslsto of vegetative cover' practlcc!a forestry practices, Water 000 acheWlcd to be inW.ctcd • 1 ounce, onJy too ·~... B • J: 1,. ews••• r,n rr,eJ s .: ., . , , , ,., , .,.,. , ,, 7\._ T ~.~'i~~~.e~. had dipped to : : :\: ; : : :::;: \ :(\': :::)('}}}::::= .=} ~ day, was a drop from AStS OOicc. ' • 0 ~ ~r:e~:n:.:·!:.mon .. J''"'1 • • " '' Ill'• (I)I'Q. .....,. b !'armors o!'Molgi <;liunl;)l \olbto ' noed oost-sbarlng ~~ orrldt ' lntorcsted , carry oonsotYiltlon pr,ciic. 1 ma,y mfj(e requests at tho locAl . r o 'I11e quota, a.miouneod TueS· ~·~·!o.~'!.~nd.=·~.~~~~ ! - some of the strength lost in last week's international speculative attact. , tnlggled back to recover .\s De Gaulle! met wlUt his c rt'a Sl.lS taxes nearly 10 per cent was having an eaect on Ute ' v Th do~::::m=t att gold~ril.:es on the austeri~ .,, (\!1'0 llclfon,. llol"'rlmolit has , oilll· cabinet, t ' . ' <A~t-Sh~~~hiJ Arc .nvitiL-(1 . ~ ,._ . .~ '~ ' ,,i:rtt:ilhd·:'s · i,.~.-!'-. . . ..... · ~·. · ··· ···,. ·, · ·~~,"~ · ,~- · ·, ~INIJINN/l·r· ;-~;~·:~t::d~jt~ >":: (7 .· : ,,·. · ,··. ~ ~ · ~ , ili•i 'l~~~~f t l !lafs ~sf; Coach ~~l~i::;~: : · 1'H' el'l , ' ~OL~MBUS ~. ;."~ S · :!Jjoc.... ,' .(. I. .,y e ·r ,fl.' . .. . ' · ·r -:.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.:-:·>.<·.·:·>:·:-> :>: : :·::~~=·>:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:.;.: WASIIIN . G'I~N .. ' Allr'Stars • " 9.- · The llsily Scntil'!!l, Mi(klll'PI-11'1- :\unem), .Mal'd1 ·2U, lUH~ ''Pror,ounCesDollar lJ'eii'th:·,~ t' ' t' f, ' ' ··~,.. .,.-..1\ .. .' ' .,' H•ppy end., brig~l, . ., ,.) , ..Drive .'em oy.r !0.1he,, \ ~· '· • • ' ~· f~ '·. \ t' • '~ l .. All ,, ro keep th.e temily ' •: . . \" Dairy Vell•y tonight! '- ' . ' new hands omely designed custom. compact personal portable color TV Zenith Personal Portable '' v1nyl clad ma1al c-.bmetm Charcoal · COlor TV t1c color or in Sliver. Brown Metallic col·••-· ... t :. lf ll~;dangular ' . SQ, IN. PICTURE ) Handcrafted Portable Color TV Chass1s • Exclusive Solid-St11te 3~Stage • All New Zenith Video IF Ampli1itr I • Zeni1h Po'W'If Trlnsfurmer • Super Vitko '' " . �' .. ........ ~· ........ .~ ... ..• '~·"'. "' '· 1 .' ':s:..,... The l>aib semlncl. ~Uddi&...,Q.,.~~ l•on.~t'U.y, !l.tlt~h 20, IUtitc lei ~11at· tu""~ pom~~.~ · ~ · "'""' •e '!Or monetarpy<ilem ba•od on the sterbng as • ren~·ve cwTenLde~ 1~ a" gOOd llti de~ Tl 71, . P.\JUS {l11'0- Pl'f!Sidcntl'barle&deG;sl!llnaidt.vt..., U .l eader told his cabinet meet.ing: "The cJittls ollhe dollll· and tiletlmg which 1 ~ 8 ,;~:Se::!d~:= .' .... w mg bhows that the present s)'stem based on Ute nrlvllege of U18 2~YW'<IId unfair, but he1tce forth ilta»plicable.:' .. resm"Ve cunencies, boot only llc Gaulle P>'Oillltuteed the world moneta l'ari£ free bullion mat•ket fell heavily again and dte Dritain•s · harsh budsot new which In· ·· <::•: :}:.: ==:=:}(: :• ::.=: :\' < :: ·... l ' ~~-';:.:'; ~~~ ::,.~or111z~:~~ ::::;::::: ) ''}''} <: ::: : :=;: ;::.:;: = :::::::\}}}} The price o[ gold on the Paris BY UNITED PIIE~S INTEI!NATIONAL gold market droP!Jed !rom WINTER DIED ONLY B'V THE clook tDdll'- ~7:22a.m. E'T Tuesday's $1,23.\ lor a 2.2 poand - In llle Southwest 8lld The Plalno. ' (ono kilogram) gold ingot to . ~rins, with its uaual tOJnPlelilent of tloods and 1·ains1 was born $1,200. On the Zurich market m sp1rlt as well as time ln the Northeast and the nation.s midsection. gold slid again to $36.50 an He<ivy soow warnlnga were ln effect tor the White Mountains of f) '. ' ~1.50 above the> Arizona where the U. s. Weather Bureau forecast 1 1nowfall of at Five Fined by Mayor Five defendants were fined. and a sixth !or!eited his bond Tuesd<Q' nioht In the eour! of Middle- ' II ? ' i' f Hayman iubmittedtheprogram to the gov~entafter returning to the Southern Local District roc:entJ.y. The other two schOol dla- tricts or the count,y began partiolpadng in the program eariJer. In other activity, the b>ard hired llaJ::per of Zanesville to wotk as physical educa.. Uon instructor and Asst. Foot- ball Cosch lor !he 1961>69 school term. Harper previously h 8·d WQrked In the Warren Local School ' system when Torna.ckl Head Football t.:oacb Bob Ashle,y was there. Mrs. Rair den c_ we~y Mrs Holter at Advisory Meet Brsl~lcriv Income and higt) eon- · l~J~~!j=~fU~ T!US HEAVY etjuljirnenl began operating In Pomeroy Tue'" tis¥ 's work got underway on tlle•oonotructlonof tbe new <tUaners ol The Farmero Bank snd S&virtls Co. whleh will be locued between W. MaJn and w. SecoDtl Sta. Patriotism MJnDtEPO.RT (CGntlnued 1rom Paae o lntersoholalllle ""'rtsllJ'(lit'ams. FOLLOWS DINNER Robert Vautillan, commander, was In charp of the program which followed a spai#l&ltl din· Diana Carsey, slxtll gncler, ner served to post 8lld awdl· waa aeleciedspellingohiiiJIIllonot lary members, 1helr ramllles the Pomeroy 'Elementary ~1-ool and guests. Seven past com. and wtu represent the school at Manders, eight past auxiliary the county event to beheldat7:30 ,. spelklown. Rurfnel'-\1) was DJana Me Angus. also a sixth grader taught by Miss Smith. Miss M;Angus went cbwn on the word ,.abhorrence" which . --·· Harrls, Paul Cascl Bob V<~,,...... .. AnySIII Jle~·N~tzllng,, o~/ilhnan; o··. lt.~' ~ . . ,.1,1'1'\; ~· ~J.Yo l~:·~·~1:9·~·:~·: Be Served at Church Plans Cor serving an Easter breakfast at the United Methodist Church were made when the Lydia Circle met Monda,y night at the home of Mrs. Kermit Walton, Mulberry Heights. Mrs. Roy Reuter presided at the meeting. The cfrcle planned a wedding reception on March 31 at the church !or Miss Dorma Crow and Michael Morrism. The district meeting at t.he Woman's SOciety of Otristian Service to be held on April 18 at Jackson was amaunced. It was voted during the meeting to change the meeting date to the fourth Monday 0( each month. A sllent auction will be Included tor the April mooting, Mrs. Glen Hiles was at the Jiano for group singing or "All Hospital : visiting hours 2.-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions William L. Urwin, 1012 Second Ave.; Mrs. Blanche Davis, 1132 Second Ave.; Elwood J • Niday • 220 Jaek~ro~~ Pike; Mrs . Clarence B. McCabe, 810 Third Ave.; Mrs. Bobby Gordon, 833 t'ourth Ave.; Robert S. Hemhy, Rt. I Bidwell· Mrs. Melvin J, 9leets, Rt 2 Ironton; Mra. lJonald J. James, Hartford, Charles W, Pyles, Jr., Rt. ,2 GaJiipolis Ferry; Clarence D, Colenrt, Southside, W, Va.; Mary B. Long, Mic.~c, ">>rl; Mrs. Tru. man A. Rus~oc•. , JH. :J Pomeroy· W.illlaJ.J M, Blackburn, Itt. Hufwt ~ i Ual)11 sw(Jnn, Jr., Rt. 1 Lang svlth~i Mrs . .ucrnlc:e WIIJ~ lord, fit, I ~Uddlcporl; Mrs. wu . liafu t:. l'ostcr, Rt. 2 Jochon• Ernest f.. Blankenship, IH. j I Director Roy L. Kottman, Dean of the College of 1\griculture and Home Economics, and Edwin L, Kirby, Associate DireciOr or the Cooperative Extension Service were the resource persons. ' Recommendations were made Mary Emily DoweH Knapp. Mrs. Ralrden was a member of the Lem BapUBt Churdt and the Pl. Pleasant Chapter No. 75, Order of Eastern Star. , &lrvivors lnchKI.e her husband, Jof'ln w. RaJrden, a son, P au 1 on policies o! the Cooperative Extension Service and on the budget rO(Jiest lor the 1968-70 bleMium.. Hall the Power of Jesua Name'' Mrs. Holter was elected a& the to open the meeting. Mrs. Karl lady executive committee memKrautter presented the program ber representing the Jack801'1 using a Holy Week litan)' from Area at 1he Extonsion AdVIsory the 11 Methodist Woman.u Assist~ Commlttee meetlni held at Ath· ing with the litany were Mrs. ens last month. !ile was eleoted Walton and Mrs. IDles. Mra. Jay by the reprelenlatlves o!lhonlne Warner read a poem, 11 Th e counties composing the Jackson Cross Was JUa OWn" to con- Area. clude the program. Three Dim strips, provided by 1he Board of Missions of the' Methodist Church, were shown MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMITTm- Florence by Mrs. Hiles. They were u'Jbe Theiss, Leon, W, Va.; O.arles Bolt via Team, If HLake or the Smllh, RoedavUie. Ozarks Pariah,' 1 and uyour DISCHARGED - Della Curtis, Pledge." Narrated by Mrl!l. PJles, Maggie Hurd, Vletorla Slaey. the films presented the work of mlssiooaries. Mrs. Watton and Mrs. Kl'autter served a dessert course during 1he concluding social hour. HOSPITAL NEWS Holzer State Unlversl!l'. 1he awdllary gift to the poat. A Hre-long resident of Leon, Thanks were extended to Mrs. sh~ · was born Jan. 16, 1885, Tom Crow who following tradl· daui#lt.er ot 1he late Jobn R. and tlon sent a fioral arrllllgement HunUngtoo, W. Va.; Kimberly A. lorael, Jackson; Cllllord c. Daniel, Rl 2 Ironton; Mlaa Bev- FffiE PUT OUT The ~eroy Ore department anowerod a call osrly Tuellday eveltbtg to exllnl!lllsh abru!hllre neor lhe home of Dr. John Ride· wsy m Route 7. Mrs. Wolfe is . _, , ' IHN: -~ .. \ POW~R MEETING CANCELLED A meetlnl! of Magnolls ~ pie, Pythlan SIStero, schecWed Thilrl\dsy nlaht hos ....,ellod due to the deoth ol Elft•beth CamDbelL DISCIIARGES ley, Jr. ·' oosto, lntoldolllltm. •• ,Joob MOWERS -..· ··~ '" · ~ .J . - - .... . {' ., J ~·. ' • ' ' •• '{" • .,. • ~1 ~_:'•~ ·.:~ ' ' 'I '\ , ,., • '• ' I t • , ' ,.,,.,.,.,,.,,., =·==::'···:.=.;·=: ·=· po&~tlon. ~~~ 2B;~polntt ~lla, plaj<~r ()(~yea~. .~· " ~ ~ ~A!P\l'lf ~6.2, ~11• lc!l!"!~ _.!~rmer" Sjreet~; ~ri!ilk .,~ ,. '" Reds l w.·n ol Wellem will be 1he onl,y All- lie; Otarlea Gdovloak, Lake- · Ohio players to perform 1n the llido:. Jon Pbllkctl Bethel· Class A. ·state toumament Utls Ken' Rleh..-r!ICil weekend. Grq 9lorl . ~- Dav,e· Gr ' The "'"II'' o1 the Orst Arcanum; Flyrin, . .is ·mu, who showed 1he rain St. Msl'l'; Mark Wagar, whole . . . 11hsl he ean do In Avon; John K-eelY 1\lrlng Ute last n.o·ililt* 'tournaments. lleld I.oeal· zolW: Varga· The ltintl altot artist was a MsnaDeld Peter's; Gary malnsta.Y- lor lor bu, Newark catholic; Vanoe Cleveland Lourdes· tllree y..,-o and averlllllld 21.8 · Parki ·hfl final 8eaiDIL Snook~ 1altabury Rive~· L$n~ 0._,_~ lrtlnoi' ttludent. Van Fleet, ~- Jack led hie ilnb¥Uio;IO'm In a&allls Hollman, Plymouth; ' Denny and averaged •.17 rtiberrnds a Lu,yoter, Fr-rt Lakeland; game In sddltlon to hi& 25-fOinl Mare Smllh, Dixie; Don Dooghaverap. Dur1n8 . Chapn'lalts River: Delvrls Kachovek, 1hree yearl, .... a .. ~.~, Avon P19tJ* . Catholic; , Butch !hook, has 45 'l>on,..cutlve N.-; ' ··Art lialwell, vlctorleo~ aa.iiVIroll ..,,.rd bura; Vlrgb. Ceoll !llyvue• of 51-3. '-~". ' ' ' John Sluarl A!>n*' miHJrown' llm!ell'<lfl~·th' hllllleil ~or west Llbe..:V Sel~. 'i'om of the lot• .The r:Umerup In 1he tin, McDonald; Rem cainoron, ballolln& .Howell hsd a aenoa- Mineral Rlclge; Lam Bun,er, .I t1ona1 ,.....,. In whlcll he polled Twin VoiiOY North; Jtni Rlle.Y, down 1,033 ~· snd aeorod NllWIIrk C&lhello;' Steve. Fa1,648 zekao, Fairport llarbo!r; Rlck several 'j~lo mentlcl) •Stelzer, Atcbbcrld; Bill 'Nixon, pliyero wtre ltlil> ln 1he Yotln8 WOOdlrlleld · ~ St: :!: s..: Sir••- point~. >. 1 .... · ' ·. ' · flO ' I' ~963 ' ancJ ' ,.' 210' napped "~' ~ St'nng • J lleight~ "~ttl' ter ob'•'"""lrom·lhoNowY<!Iii · · JeiJ !!tlser droll, haJ . ,siJPlOII a f!lr the . 1 Cuirlb.a ·~~~sh . ' . . ~a~~Winal Royal Eye NBA playoff ln. Last Tilt ~ SALE NOW ON A1 INGELS! of~ tot~~¥. 'ltvl~lon. day night at Detroit. Bob l.o ve , s tbreo.polllt play with 58 seconds to piOJ gaveCinolnnad Its win. Love's ~lay gave Clnc:lruratl a 1~1-121 lead In the extra period. Wilt Chamberlain then made a ,lr'l!l, II>':""' ,with . 51 .se<ondf lett ..!J>r P.hiladelllhlaandBiiiCUilllinir•ham· added ilw01'mtire·.1ilth 28 ' seeondl! to go to make li 131130. · . • m:w YORK (UPI)-Ilayton'• Den Obrovso rsn Into personal loul trouble and DOld goal trouble nlgbt, but there wao .never · ·IIJQ> <tUestion about hi& shower sltooung. · "It's smmethbtg we &I every clay at pracUee," tile 6-loot-10, 225i>oond center Ol<Pialned. "We have to hit a certMiD number of siloceulve free throws before we oan leaVe and sometimes you wind up taking an elltra 45 mllv.lle• before you can get your ahoYier." The ·mag~c number of suoceaalve !reo - · this nlgbt 11aa olx 8lld Obrovac canned them all In the llnal two and a hilt mlmtes o! plsy to lUI tile Fl,yers from a 5&.,15 dellelt ll> a 61~0 triumph over Fonllam In the quarterllnala ollht Nstlonal Invitation TournamentNotre Dame became Dayton'l _ . , t lor one o! Tburodsy nllht'• oernlflnals by barely· holtllrw oa ~ loland Unt9~ .alll' 6a.GO lntbe oecood_. ot the Ma,dlaon Square Garden cl0ubl9header, · •Botb · gll)les hsd c~ramatto .111111110• with pta ·loolni teama h&Y)IW shotl - . lhe r1m Tuest~s¥ Forward Den Sadlier patted thoi iFiyera' center on 1he rttmP ll!d grinned: "Two shower shots." Obl'OVIIO grinned blok. "I 111111' were golnB In," aald the perlormer who before tllla year hid never averoptl more than 55 per cent from the loul kll"' line iinl:e sixth grade. · The crowd o! 18,683 wss . tense, bul Obrovac calmly msdo botll shots, Puttlni llsyton In tile lead lor good, He canned two more ln a one-enclo<tne •ltuatlon with 45 aeoondo In go and gave Coscb lbo llrrnoher's loreea a 61-58 edge by n:peatlng the feat with U second> to play, '.'rve never oeen anytllbtg like It," lbmlrer oald later. "Noo body Who's ever played the opert hss shot like thiS. lle'a really torrid." , iane, takliW adv&J>o ~~&e· of lriJid 33 P.r cent lloor shdot:IJt!l by the Small Collep NstiOnll ctrarrrlls In lite tirat bill, boil a 311-28 ~ afl8r 1he lll'at 20 m~Jv.~tes as Bob ~ and .. Bob · 1'._ Coach JobMY Dee ."our tWo pre!l!ior plaler'•".c!ID'IWcl tor,t- · · · the ' !lie .. trtals, opens here tonight. ·~ 300 amateur lqleluls nwut !rom tllroogbout theoountrywere sohodillod to see action In the tournament at the state Fa~ grounds Coliseum. The 10 oltamPiona tD be crowt\ed Sltard!IJ night wU19JIIi(y tar u. !fYOUI• IJlNr tml.pliJil, ' Ninety elimination bouts were on the aebedule lor tonight snd Thursday nigh~ The quarter!lnalo will be held Frldsy 811d&emifinals and flnall 00 Soturdl,y. Day·t 0 n·' ' N. Ips Fordbam, ~ • · Senno. · Fm"als barns -.N . IT C:......Uie~ " (Vi'll - Q111Q 'II>" othiir game UCIJI.:IIouO:. ·,~Je. Ia the team 'lhal '"ain't r-)'"'';,.- , but, til~ Ohio Nt.ate ~root ~· to go to LOa\, z\...lel fl.dollllq'~c~ thi.» we~kend. r ~! Buc~QII are wtuln; to . Mas~" Wa8klewicz. (8-4 ~~''"' ~ ,<h•~. ~ ~_el.dr"\'''~ ~liP~ . ~~\"""~- Mar: •' . tiel }:raok snd '!Itch- llketlllll' peundl,) • plOJe<l two · ieaiCIII did In 1960, with 1he Jeto. He Ia a native · II then 1hsy prov!ld to be of Wlchlts, Kans., and played giant klllera. hla oolle1111 ball at WiehltsSiale Ohio iitale weot into the !NO UniYersl!l. ..-.""' • ;~:- :. :.::.:: ...:-.~;::~ dq. NCAA tournament at Sin Fran. .;::::::=:·:·:+:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:-;.:·:·:•:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:.:·:·:·.·:·· . The u~rous Buckt7,..; eiBco not exac:Jiy an undordol. -Plait National Park, Okla., ..\:ou'r• cettinr warm•r!" ricllng a si"'1iam0 wtrildrl& but then not the chonri t.m is the smallest ol the U.S. atresl<, clrml>od ' ·& solid lon either. national parks . team ~81 tD get Into 11-'NCAA Tbat waa the ye&f,.Osoor Midos&t regions! tou'i'nament. ertson piiiJed lor the University Then, the Bucka did ihe lml!oa. · of Clnollllatl snd !Uroll ln>olble. h<rll wss the star lor CalUornll, They beit Kentti.Ckl' 8:1-81 - the defending NCAA c-Ion. on tbe WUdoata' coUI-t ..: Allor Cal dumPed Clnolnnltl, 10 get Into til' NCAA IIDala. the tans carried Bear Coach . S / Undoubtedly'" thti Ohio Stat"' Pete Nowello!f the eourt. • . NOrth . f'rldQ' He was helped oil the noxt ,. ntght· won't gain the attoatlon of algtrt alter Oblo S1at8 took 1he s. measure o! the Bears 7WIIIor the NCAA dUe. Ohio Slate playo North Con>o • llna In the NCAA , . S ll""'e 8lld the Buoltl!yel hsve It TAMPA, Fla. (IJPO _ T h 0 least· two scores ll> Hille with Cincinnati Redo' 8-3 los• to tile . the tar!teela. Baltimore Oriole• Tueedsy end- ' North carolina, carrying I FIFTY YEARS OF LEADERSHIP• eel the Redo' winning streak al 27·3 alate, haa bealOn OSU three ssven games. of tho last lour Umes they've THROUGH QUALITY. Cincinnati Jllays Oakland topla.yod and .. the baSil o! tht d<Q' at Bradenton, Fla., a n d last two years, tile Tar Heel• hopes to get baok mto the winare !lgured ll> be favored. nbtg trall In exblbiiiQil batreball. The two lo&Ms hsve ._, Jloug Powell and Curt Blelary PHILADELPHIA (IJPI) 72 8lld 105-78. socked home runs In 1he Baltl- There wap aWl ll!e In Cine: InTOJior remembered the more win Tuesday. naU's chances Into tile games, and noted with optlmPete Rlobert, Roger Nolt1011 National Baskelball Association Ism, "the team Is I)IIIJini and lliok Delgado teamed up to plsyoffs ter - than tllen." stop llle Reds with six hits. The Royafa seored a 131-130 Oblo iitate would llkt to •hoW The trio of hnrlors hsd a overtime win agaln•t the Phb- the Tar Hells juot hoW muoh shull>ut going untU the ninth In- deiJl!da 76ers Tueodsy nigh~ better. nlng when homers by Bolr RaudClnt;lnnall moved lntosdowltll man and Stan swanson gave the Detro~ lor lourlli plsoe In tilt N nJ1 G Redo their only runs. Eastern Botb teama atio loves Tournament Opens play their !lnsl regular season games tonight wllb Clnclruratl trsvellnB to New Yor~ and ·n.. troll viJitlng Boston. SALT LAKE CITY (IJPO TRIAL MAY 27 The ·courth plaee winner gelo The NatlonaiGoldenGiovesT..,.. BATON ROUGE, La.. (UPO- the final playoff position. ·II tbe nament, a loul'day boltlqJ sp..,. Three with attemPt· a Ue IIley will tac u1ar bol atered by qualifying lng ll> men bribecharged LSU backlleld men t earns end up m meet In a ono-g&meplayo!f Frl- berths lor tile U. !i, Olymple German~; raoked.. ll!i~ · • Mark Thompson, Mount Pleas· Jim lbuiay, Blll,y Masters and otate 1raek ms e1. Dibetta will be tried May ant, 6-3, Jr.; Allsn Whtte, Buck- Gawain 27 MUll Broke MllnopOiy .e,ye Central 6-1 Sr • The hli#l - seorbtg Milia broke HONORABLE MENTION The LSU players cooperation a ~ • year ' monopoly m Errol Miller Caraway· Gary with the FBI led to llle arrest o! Class · A playor-ol.ihe-yesr bold Davenport, w.;..e; Dan 'Thall- Jo.•Oilb Lee Nolan, samuel F. by Wellem Ohio. An honor stu- man, Bloomville; Jim Hsynle, Comeaux and samuel G. Grazl· a <II!"> ... ! Diiie ,f:!lls, whe, oro with i , laattiiriate, ltrauoa, on ville Roseeranf; :tcio ii. lftjlsd\• '·"'' ' ' ' GUemieY' •lli1holfcf 'Greli'·Rog. tn""""' brlbaij'' 'illl outcome <rl ''I t . Third team membel's were ers, Bloomville; Alan. Stephen- the nrst alx Tlgerlootballgames Mike Tyree of West Je!feriCil, soo, Attica; P,on llelb; Bueyruo In 1968• Dave Dreher ,of Ballevue W)'llford; Ted Sizemore, Dixie; ThottJilson, Ray I!IJ&by of Pike Lou Burk, Bridgeport· Larry Weotem; Allan Whl\0 of Ba'*:· MeEilre!h, Den· 0 07e Central and Mark ThoniP- Ill' Etzler, Convoy crellvlew; ..., ot Moolnt Ptealllit. Thomp- Sieve Retllg Archbold· 'Mike ,'fl ··.·. ""' was 1he only junior on 1he Battles, Un.;,lll M.ilrv ' .' ,... top three otpsdo. Retoher oaloiood· Rm Halt 0 . All of st. Peter'• 8lld Rigsby Old Port: Rob Dl;lnet, aepob:. ~, lltl)'le Far . .} ' Buckeye Coach !'rod Tai<\or ' Wll 1ho Orst to admU II. "II' a almost like eombW """k · !rom the c1ea<1 to PI Into the tpumament," he otrered Tueo. ~eallern ij.,,OI.Y!'!fl~ ~ ' ..,·- " ' .I TUEtiDAY'S EXHIBITION RESULTS By United p..., .. International Washington 7 Atlanta I NY (N) 4 Philadelphia 2 st. L 11 Pittsburgh 1 Detroit 13 Bosll>n 3 Houoton 1·Los Angelo& 0 Chicago (A) 5 !llnnosota t BaiUmore 8 Cincinnati 3 Cleveland 4 Cslllornla I Chicago (N) 5 son Frao. 4 (Onl,y games sohedqladl RESULTS Nallonal lnvlt.allon Tournv (QuartO!'ofinala) Dayton 60 Fordham 60 No\fe Dame 62 Lone Island V. 60 I Model V2014 • The Lakeland Zenith 19" Big Screen Portable TV OIAG. 184 SQ. IN. PICTURE IIPEIICUBI Elegant molded two· tone cabmet crafted m cnsplv defined rectangular tmes ... a m asterpi~Ce m c lea n. modern destgn . Colors Beige w1th Wh1te. or Charcoal Brown AsLowA• with Be1ge • Zen lth Handcrafted TV Ch111is .. America't First True 19• Oiag. Picturt . • Custom "Perma ~ Sat" VHF Fine Tuning S1299S • 20.000 Volts of Picture Power • 5• x 3• Front Mounted Speaker away at the dellolt snd led 59-68 with 2<14 to go. But a bllket Ill' reserve George lteatDvloh 8lld a 1ou1 shot by Jim Derrig with II seconds left gave Notre Dame the ~tor)'. Notr~ .effortS ROll ., Willi I l•la. .., (IITifiiD STATIONS ca·11FIED C)IL -ANY Sll w, - ; , . _ or·Nfi',~~·.Hu .• clr!Wod . ~------;... Model p504 • The ·Trent Hostess for . Friday Club '' '' · 1' ' . ·h~ ,··~ pl~s 18~ FINED THREE TIMES Gerald ·)(<Daniel, FomerQr, waolltletlm11iree cltarloolnUte ""'" oiPI>meaw Ma101 atarleo· LeDr Tuellday nllllll. Flael,lw: · led ,.... ·$:15 1!111 OOIIB, t<fllal· · lng orroll; $10 111111 eoa. ' dllturbbtg tho P..,ce, ana w '~t>~ > .~,Eike •(Jilfl'.lintfBir.~;;£riJ,~ -. hurdles event ' In last sprin&-s .' ARE ' "I @ \ ===~::::::;;;:::.;::: 11a: · READS NIXON DliiVE erly M, Harris, Rt. 4 Qak Hill· CINCINNATI (IJPI)- Francia Edward M. Scurlock, Jackson; L. Dale, prealdalt and publl!her and Mrs . .W. Donald Walters of 1he ClnelmaU Eruf!lrer, hsl Rt. aIronton. ' Birth Mrs. Mabel. Wallo 1101 hoii- been noriled Ohio oampalp manapr tor Repojrllcan preal4tntlal Mra. Dooald c. Jame•, llarl- ••• Fritls¥ nlild tor 1he Third esndldste Rlcllard M. Nlxlln. lord, w. va., dauallter, 6,38 a, Fridsy Cloo. m. Tuesday. Mn. Margaret Seldellabt!preDisoharges aided at the tneetliill '!hloh 01>M,a. Kellh R. carroll, c. Ed. enecl wllh tile l.ol:d'• Prsyer In ward llawlv, Mrs. Otarles E unl""'. II 1111 lllttiOWtoed thAI LltUer, Mra. Mlmle c Mill• 1he AJll'll meellitg will be held at Irons, Slanlv s. Patter..;,, Mra: the home of Mro. Eva llea..-r. BIJ:llle l!i.l'l>well, Basil 0. ~een, Gf""s were pl11,1od wllh 'prlz11 Mtl. Robert L. Rl<lkard Clyde ' li!obtg - by 14fa, Edna Rlj· Tsylor~ lfri!' Ellzsbelh 'van- , bol, . Mra. Marie .nauv. 'ldfi., hoooe, . ~1. Kemeth D. WU. ,l)etll>a ~· ltld Mro. EIJa u~mi,, ·~.o.; ,JJOy EIJbtglon, ·l ldl· Smllh. R'!'r•~• ,...., ..-rti ert A• hllif, ~ord c, Jacobo, . 114 by .,1111 lio_,( I" tho'too~· Mro. J4mo1 Wll>b 811dMro Fred N ild 11t1.J.~ti• Mo)ltharf, A, 1 vt"''i .... 1 ~..- dl,:.,18• Mro. Rub!' ·~: '1"'1 Alro.~oo..,.T ,. ·~ ...,, '· rle NOUUibtg. ' . ' '" , """f""'W ,i~Teo;led~~~~~~~~~;~:~::~:: to the post birthda.Y observance in remembrance of her brother the late Drew Webster. ' 41 A takeolr' on the televiaion pi'(Jgram, "The Newlywed Game'' with Joe Stnlble as emcee cloted the tii'Dial party. Ralrden; lour sisters, Mrs. HIThe lnvocaUon and benediction ' lah Jones, Middleport; Mrs. Lou- were by the Re\1, Glen Hiles, lse Sa$lor, Columbes; Mrs. Erma pastor of the United Melhodlil Burdette, Leoni and Mn. Grace Ch\b'ch. Bourne, OlarJeston, w. Va., and one grandchlld. VETERANS MEMORIAL Services will be COidlcted at 2 p.m. 8aturtis¥ at 1he Leon BapHOSPITAL list Oturch. Burial will be In ADMITTED - Rulh Am Dye, L""' Cemetery. The body will Letart, w. va.; Mark BeoJor be !shoo to the ohurclt one hour Middleport; Agnes Blaekw•ll, befon services. Friends may olne; Georp F. Daniell, Pllme- · call at llle crow.a.asell Funer- rtl)'; ~Roullh, New Haven~ Daal Home al!tr 6 p.m. Frltls¥. VId ~ , ReedavUie. ' LOVE SPY PARIS (IJP0-The Slate Seourlcy COUrt wao expected to .,.,. Juttgment todey on JeanMarie ..,.,.., 26, 1 Frendl ac:hool-r aocuaed ()( giving military ~rota to Eall Cermany In returJ1 tor an exit vi¥ tor .hh Eaat Gol'lllal1 wile. The ' nalllre of 1he seehota """ not dllcl-. . tion'' to becon1e the WIMer. ~ llot~ Ojltll.Frederic~. •~!clerr,,_ #:·~··~:~: · ~'heeHbNwpdiatJ<i<t .. Plu•'T•x•~ Recerta~le _c:liill.'lg • Nylon cord., -'i•' ~,... ~"' 1 ,. ~e Reino Lind, Elza Gilmore, Don RoOm champions were Carol HUJIIIOI; 2.1 member pins, Leon· Lewis, filth grade o! Robert J!ob. ard Jewell, Charleo SWaizel snd ert•; Michael Braun, llfth grade GU¥ E. Gulnlher, the latter also ol Larry Wolle; J, D. Stnry,siXth beJng "polt cham.p.w grade o( Krs. Pearl WUliams1 Mrs. Unda Guinther, auxil- and Mlss , Caney, Mias Smith's lary president, Introduced dl&· sixth Faile. pllal. Easter Breakfast to ' 'I , ~oaotem. IIams, 8lld Frank vauShan; lG was spelled correctly b)r Miss member pins, Couch, Kemeth Carsey who then s_peUed "aboll- Ohio Extension AdvlllOry Com- ' ·TREADS Robert COuch presented pins Winner , through a prellmlnary to members of the post active in securing members during the past year. Receiv!ng five mem· ber pins were' RusseU Moore, JDe GJoeckner, Mickey w11. Forfeiting a $25 bond posted leston, 2G.50 !allbtg. London,,... running II feet. oHio : . pre•ldents and rour World War p. m. on March rt at Cheater. I veterans present were recog. Taught by .Miss Carolyn ~th. nlzed. Miss Cat&ey was namod building GallJpolis Medleal center fJoJ.. ward. Mrs. Guinther presented cine. ' • 11Y TEDVJROSTKQ and ' narrowly mllland llertlla In ,.pqLUIIiJ!US (IJPI) -;- , Vnlied the top three oquails. They Ini'l'eOI liilei'nlikllal annooliK:ed 'oluded Don Ka!b ,of Bucyrol todey Ita .1968 Cla11 A AIJ-Ohlo Wynlord, Joe llosleld o! Gtrem' basketball teams ae.v catllollo, Greg Rosen of hooded by !fve hot • ohootlng Bloomville 8lld steve Rettig ol .:;., · with a cOmbined aver- Archbold. ·"'Qt. "trr .128 points per game. About 275 nomlnstlcrna were \I'"''JlW am)ll\ small seiKJOI to- reeelvod lrom the voters out of tlrtil.! 011 IJi·the state•• the :more than 2,00G. vsralcy , . sports wrlteto, aport.Oaaterl llerters In 1he Class A rank•. ,. ·' and eoi<hea, realt!l'od aeorbtg COLUMBUS (IJPI) _ The punch and 111!'1<' ball bandllnB at 'United Press 1D18rnsllonal !961 · every Clau A All Ohio bii#l school T., ,leading vote • aetter wao baaltet!>fll teamo, wllll beiSht, Kltl)i,nd'l lelf I 6-lool-2 , !JO!.Iillt.i'\itoorbtg average 8lld •' ......n4. atklete averaging '' olaso yearo P"!' Jlert, MUla, the rmsr TEAM .,. l!'r;Oild '...... outlye KlrUand Bill Chapman, Avon 6-5 200 .q to mlike. Dr.st learn stat. 25.0, Sr. ' ' ' ua, .-WIIi nsmed Clloa A plsyerMike Grenert, Northwootem . Wayne, 6-1, 170, 18.5, Sr. drat ' JJQJsd also hfti 'Bob Howell, Mendolt • Unllll, Bllt··:Chapmail, Nlirlh- 6-5, 210, Sr. , · . .ollotn•o Mike Grertert, ManJeff Millo, Klrll811d, 6..2, 160, don-Unlm's high • soorll1g 11011 ' 26.6, Sr. llcnfell and lUIIe Doui Hill Of 1J0U8 lUll, Ro 11 !'<1U1heaotern, Rosa 5-11, 160, 21.8, Sr. ,. - : The runnel'tljl team boasted sECOND TEAM ' •1· bli· aun•. , too, headed by Roo Niekamp, St. I!Onry, 6-5, '• tarry Colo of ·carey with a 26- 24.8, Sr. ;:: point averaao.' Joining the 6Bill Mlloa, Canal Wlnobeater, foot.2 Colt were Ron Niekamp 6-6, 21.3, Sr. of Sl. Renry With a 2U mark, Larry Cole, carey, 11-2, 26.G, ·• BUI Miles of Canal Wlnche•er Sr. , at 21.3, Paul Mol.ough)ln of Paul MoLoolhlln, West MusWelli Mualdnaum at 2U, 8lld lllnaum. 5-H, 23.4, Sr. lllanslleld st. Peter's Dous All Doug All, Manalleld st. at 21 points. Peter's, 6.0, 22.0, Sr. C~le ~ Grenert were stand, THIRD.TE'\M •. out perlormors In lot11ball, both Mike Tyree, west Jefferson, ot 1hem listed In 1he UPI All- 6..2 Sr.; Dove Dreller, Bellevue ~ Oblo leama. And Mill s was a Tbompllll, 6.0, Sr.; •.Bay lUiS· ~ track sparkler, winning a by, Pike weslbrn, 6-3, Sr.; ~ Di&na Carsey Top Speller ' Of Pomeroy ' ecutive cammittee meeting of the mlttee at the Animal Science Building on the campus or Ohio .:I.,: . , ' l~l, Kanawha Falls, 8.00riling; Char~ eroy, $5 and costs, speedin8. . ·· ,, "(.. been reduced lor establlllhlng pra·ctloes. Wl~r 1he cost-llhare p~am. ft'ibrl~ o! approvals will )re l!lven to lull time Jarm. port Mayor C. 0. Fisher. expar.sion herew said intellectual snobbery by Ohio fclucators is har. Fined were George Qdllen., stringing our young people 8lld deprlvlnB them of job training. 45, Middleport, $100 8lld costs Atkins.president, Introduced were MARRIAGE APPLICATION lrlet Mrs.alsoCllllord and three tis¥• In jail, driving ....,,,c,.W!nc:; ;:·m L jl_ ,. :. Mrs., past ·d 1 ... . Jack Lee ,19, umg while lntoxieated; , 1!'1/e L. C!l~. ..o......~ _ UieS .' ' !l'ltt liilt\ire flrsn'k ~ 25, Racine, $10 8lld costs, speea. ~~. ·.~-~'ges l I jl lng; Wayne Edgar Cleland, i2, ......,. '· "'l'r.' ' . ... .· : " and Ale< Blalr, past department ohaplato; nur"" al4o. : : :·:· Langsville, $5 iutd costs, speedGAUGES - GaUipOI!s, 12.0 PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Stel- •ww•-~r. -----•· lng; Charles Boyles1 2:9, Middle- and 27.7 rumlng 72 feet or roll. port, $5 and costs, lntoxlostlon, ers; Pt. Pleasant, 26.80; Pome. Mrs. Roy Holter was 1n co. 1 la · A. Ralrden, 83 • Leon, W. Va., Edgar Van tnwagen received and Bruce C. Simpson, 20, Porn- roy-Mason, - 21 I 40·' Hintono out·' lumbus Monday attending llle ex.' . died We<lneeda,y mombtg In the the Leglonnalr~ ol 1he Year •o.n charges or reckless opera~ ning 4 feet ol rollers: Marmet, t10n was Jeffrey Lynn, 21, Ra~ running 3.5 feet; and Winfield !' The CO!it of lunCh purchasers at that time will drop to 20 cents. '. .r Obtained TOLEDO - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES SAID Tuesday edu<atDrs at Attending wore fll,)man, Clerk all levels must revlsellleirthlnhbtgabout vocaUonul- technical trainJoann 'Wolle and Board Member& ing U Ohio's youth Is ll> be equlj1ped wllll skills snd trainll1! lor tile Robert Harden, President; Harry l aOOr market. Hill, otis McCilntook, Howard Rhodes, speaking at the dedication of a new Chrvsler Corp. lllant Ervin and lbrotby Bent2o ,.,u.:_, . · .. ' , , servatl.on Program, lunds haYe Reduction official price o! $35. Prices last least lour Inches by the ume 11 steps todey. week were nearly $45 an ounce. De Gaulle long has opposed LONDON -:; RELIABLE REPORTS TODAY said the Russians the present monetary system lear that Communist military grsnd strategy hss been re>ealod to Ularles llayman 1 acting ~ and instead favors dependence the United stltett by a Czech general who defected to Washington. ern Local Scl-ool District !IC>on gold reserves. The repons said the Soviet Union no ..,_ eonalders the long In the faC'e of this, France term strategy and overall defense plans of its Warsaw Paet defense orlntendent, Tuesday nlgbt r"' ported approval bas been obtainhas ~t up huge quantities of alliance to be usale/1 ed tor thai district tD partlclilate gold bullion. in the lunch price reducUon proToda.Y De Gaulle dem11nded a SEN. EUGENE J. McCARTHY HEADED lor Wisconsin tDdll' and full .return to the gold standard a week of intensive campaigning he predicts will produce a victory gram. Hsyman told the board of eduin blunt defiance of U.S. over President Johnson in the nation's next primary on AprU 2. cation llle federal government policies. d ~or: leaving Washington, the Minnesota Democrat said Tuea. wil pay 10 per cent of the cost De Gaulle's statement on the sy e wo d s-rt rl.al candidate Sen. Robert F Kennedy v.N y or lunches served in the dlagold crisis was relayed to over John501'1. i! he cannot win the Democratic: nom~tlon h~selt .~; trlct'• scl-ool• beginning Aj>rlll. newsmen by Intormation Minis ~ he said there were no deals. ' ter Georges Gorse. De Gaulle pulled France out TUSKEGEE, ALA. - ALABAMA'S FIRST NEGRO sherur •lnee or the international gold pool ReconstructJon...arrested a whitepolicec:hiefandastate trooper Tueathat cooperates to keep gold at day on charges of threatening and beating a Negro man. S35 an OW'Ice. French govern. 9terlll Luolus Amerson ..ld Police Cblet Bobby Singleton o! ment sources said he was nearby Notasulga was arrested by his Chief 1Je9uty~ Eddie Ivory, a mlffed bec!lu!e France was not Negro. and Trooper James H. Bass surrendered voluntarily at the invited to last weekend's gold Macon County JaU in the company of· several fellow otricer1. crisis talks in Washington and that to shoW his diSpleasure he CLEVELAND - THE OJUO YOUNG Democrats are expected to kept the French bullion market refuse to endorse President Johnson Cor reelection United Press ~ open when other world markets ternational has learned. closed pending outcome or those de S>urces in the "i'oung Democrats, inc:ludi~those supporting Prn· talks. 1 ntdl Johnson, say Sen. Robert F. Kenned,), I)..N.Y., is the ravored Gold buying reached panic can date of the members ol the organization. proportions when he did. , / 1: Lunches ~·· "' ~~ ~ $i~s~ 1:~ poundment practh:es, Wildiile conservation practices arid bepu~ ~ · tificatlQn • consefvation prac~ ' tlccs, .~ ' 1FQJ' the 1968 Agricultura1 Con. this mootll. 1 J 1.; 0 • 1 . The program lor 1968eonslsto of vegetative cover' practlcc!a forestry practices, Water 000 acheWlcd to be inW.ctcd • 1 ounce, onJy too ·~... B • J: 1,. ews••• r,n rr,eJ s .: ., . , , , ,., , .,.,. , ,, 7\._ T ~.~'i~~~.e~. had dipped to : : :\: ; : : :::;: \ :(\': :::)('}}}::::= .=} ~ day, was a drop from AStS OOicc. ' • 0 ~ ~r:e~:n:.:·!:.mon .. J''"'1 • • " '' Ill'• (I)I'Q. .....,. b !'armors o!'Molgi <;liunl;)l \olbto ' noed oost-sbarlng ~~ orrldt ' lntorcsted , carry oonsotYiltlon pr,ciic. 1 ma,y mfj(e requests at tho locAl . r o 'I11e quota, a.miouneod TueS· ~·~·!o.~'!.~nd.=·~.~~~~ ! - some of the strength lost in last week's international speculative attact. , tnlggled back to recover .\s De Gaulle! met wlUt his c rt'a Sl.lS taxes nearly 10 per cent was having an eaect on Ute ' v Th do~::::m=t att gold~ril.:es on the austeri~ .,, (\!1'0 llclfon,. llol"'rlmolit has , oilll· cabinet, t ' . ' <A~t-Sh~~~hiJ Arc .nvitiL-(1 . ~ ,._ . .~ '~ ' ,,i:rtt:ilhd·:'s · i,.~.-!'-. . . ..... · ~·. · ··· ···,. ·, · ·~~,"~ · ,~- · ·, ~INIJINN/l·r· ;-~;~·:~t::d~jt~ >":: (7 .· : ,,·. · ,··. ~ ~ · ~ , ili•i 'l~~~~f t l !lafs ~sf; Coach ~~l~i::;~: : · 1'H' el'l , ' ~OL~MBUS ~. ;."~ S · :!Jjoc.... ,' .(. I. .,y e ·r ,fl.' . .. . ' · ·r -:.;.;.;.:.;.:.:.:-:·>.<·.·:·>:·:-> :>: : :·::~~=·>:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:-:.;.: WASIIIN . G'I~N .. ' Allr'Stars • " 9.- · The llsily Scntil'!!l, Mi(klll'PI-11'1- :\unem), .Mal'd1 ·2U, lUH~ ''Pror,ounCesDollar lJ'eii'th:·,~ t' ' t' f, ' ' ··~,.. .,.-..1\ .. .' ' .,' H•ppy end., brig~l, . ., ,.) , ..Drive .'em oy.r !0.1he,, \ ~· '· • • ' ~· f~ '·. \ t' • '~ l .. All ,, ro keep th.e temily ' •: . . \" Dairy Vell•y tonight! '- ' . ' new hands omely designed custom. compact personal portable color TV Zenith Personal Portable '' v1nyl clad ma1al c-.bmetm Charcoal · COlor TV t1c color or in Sliver. Brown Metallic col·••-· ... t :. lf ll~;dangular ' . SQ, IN. PICTURE ) Handcrafted Portable Color TV Chass1s • Exclusive Solid-St11te 3~Stage • All New Zenith Video IF Ampli1itr I • Zeni1h Po'W'If Trlnsfurmer • Super Vitko '' " . �,, W~Jl~n~lon ~'hit~· PaR~~·· U - l 'hc llail)· Sentinel, Middh.'PIJl'l-l'omom3, March 20, 196S . ,, . . . ... ;, _ . . · ., "s' . · , S, Wlln'F. <I .LB. . ... ' . v• ·~• • h' ~ 20 PKGCT.99 . '· ~·· 'ON S..4LE .TllpRSDAY ONLY . ., Stokely's YELL ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY · s--. ' _· ~ ' 16 303. CAliS -.5-.\. lotsoz:•' .'.. \ 14 oz. . ' '" ·' B011U. . ,, . ' ·- r ,, "AR~~ W~if~· ON~ALt; SATURDAY ONLY "l· , ' 1 \- ' .--·· . . . ------------ 'L 9t ........ s SL\C \.B. ,~ • j. SUG~l &)l.\.t1 MIX . '19t 2 ll. ~~6~ , . . ••-~zz•••••••••••••••••~••••••• • DAIRY I l. MEDAlliON C.PTT AGE CHEESE 2 lb. carton ·49 " ~.• ,.,~ ' < ••l<ii-J . :..• •• • C· •____ ..:.carton MEDAI.UOII DIP ' ' • '· ! ~ ' • ,. SIZE .. .. ' . ,: . Jo. SVNDAY ONLY . ~;::: :$1' · -.KoMecb' ~lm"'ll c~ rc(Jllsito climu.to by 'his , 1 tit~ Prcl~~ l\>lll! ottaeks d]lor\ and opoc)llcalqo inctudlrig tile 11ar policy in Vietnam 'wttl\ whlc!ti Johil F. Kcinnecb' waslmclepiabiJ! asSQCiated. Only a little willie 'IIW tile h.,.d aild o,ymbol of anti.JollnsonIsm was IIebert kemecJ)'. Today_ it is »&gene McCarthy. on))' ,: llttle willie agotllcaasaultso!lhe more extreme ontl-war neinocrals upon President J<lbnson ' were capped tn vigor only by their prolqstallons of love lor Robert Kennecb'. ToclaJI Ute reclplento!tlle mostzealwsofUtat love Is Eugene Mccarthy, and Kennecb' to now Ute target lor the kind of burning epiUtet Utat used tA> be dlrocted only at Mr. ~lo polldo~ - ~~;~!~~~r: ~ \((J ~c- tlv~~ also leave such party woonds as the tory tA> the Republicans In case. Ut~ -and John~ . - Pork& Beans••••.3:::·1.00 New Haven Red Kidney BeansN·~~:·25e Social Events .Beef Sfew•••••••••••. 49e Downy'·······••jt•••••••:no.:69j. In Ute paat r.een the uhanclwrit- ••vulgar pirate chief."' Neverthelen, history will ~: tb• ~In" wtth respect to the fonn ot medicines and lu poUcy concerning Joan of Arc , ti1I foreign aircralt Cuba. . ', ~ · do>on foreign all'o! them American, have been htjackecl Ill Right and DlntyMaoN forcecl ID ~ tA> CUba In tho 10 , years castro hal beao In power WAIIAMA BAND BOO>'fERS on tho Clu'lbbcan Island. The Wahama Band Boosters But oni.Y In the past month hal ..~ · Cuban dictator sought mot at the band room !or their Fabric Softener ID rlij · Rnancial benefit !rom regular monUt(Ji meeting with Ute president, Jolln Hoftman,pr&the thefts. · In the~. three last 1nstancea1 stdlog. The uniform drive wa& discustwo of them lnvoivi~W Amerlcan commercW jadlnoro aild Ute sed and it was announced that two th!M, a Colombian prop job, the more uniforms had been given~ ~rllnes l!lvolved have been MallOn Chapter o! Eastern ~r !'to~ed ~ ,m "landing lees" to and New Haven Junior Woman's e C&&~ regime, as well as 1D Club. Other <bnations have been gao ..,Y_· !or return flights made. It was decided tD try tA> pick ~·. -pay~ng In dollars lor Ute a st,yle and I1Uike. the: Jllljorelle wtitorms.. MrS, H&ri:y)inler was _... • h In llavana ~ ~- ~ ·l. rch 14 speech in I.P.Pointed chairman. A worksho» "'llivana, Castro justl!lod Utreats will be held later with all band JD hold hijacked Amerlcan mothers to come and help sew, '-lanes for ransom on grounds cut out and mark darts1 etc., tor !1f1e United ibtes had !lilled tA> the uniforms.' A committee of thoseattendlog ~ ID Cubs Iii! of the ' \ ,. t ' '} . ··s:· ~.::~r· 'CAIIS , .,r 39'.' lM.··o ,,.~ ,. Medieare Smith, couney &UPerlntenden~ to discuss the building of a new band room, ~dlines t!;l~ lf,! i ·. are ·s·c · . .· -_ . , -.,. . •, ~·· can bot. •'flW"m.Qdlcare deadlines are acoordlng to Social Secur- · hamburg sta11d and sweet shop at the Arts and Crall Fair In Rll>ley the weok of JulY !st. A committee was eppolnted to serve refreshment& at theJ~ lor Band Festival tD be held at Wahama on March 23rd. The Senior Ratings will be held on April 20 and the ibte Band Feotlval will be held May 4 at Hunl- tft~J: , W .ta the seven month gtllr~monthsbe~ i'e ~ three months alter age 65. If • person doesn't entoll lben, )lo must eorollln an q,.., enrollment perlod will ell bo· . lin• wllbln ·llli!o y~ti. Undar Ute~ ' • 7:',AJitfildmenl& 1o the law," .'tt~• who ml ..ed the st ~unity tA> enroll may do ao 'rrom . Jami' ary Mardi cit thlo year. ~ft~"$,;!1!\1 Jl!'~ \YIUt . JulY, . ',; : ,·, ·. th....., The oilier doadllne applies tA> 111701'11 who received servieea from a phy6lclan cmlng JulY, Au111111, aild ~P!ember ot 1966, l!hlcb were l!.e"first fh r •• rJ medicare and have 1~• 1101 made a clalin lor relmboraei "''hL They ~ 119 so Immel' dla4-·1. :: . .~·· .r . .A doadilne ot Mmh 31, 1968, hao HI lor those clalma. ....,. NEW HAVEN PERWNALS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush have returned home alter vacaUonlng In Florida for Utepast•IX weeks. Mr. F~d C&rmack Is a ...,.P. cal patlent at Veterans Hospital In Hunti~WiAm. Maik ThoJ!IIISOn, small son ol Mr. and lira. Kenneth ThoJnp. son Is a patient In !ii. Mary'& Hospital, Huntington, lor an eye InJury autrerecl In an accident while playiJw It his home. Mrs, Terry Hlil aild daughter of ~r~ ll, L, are visiting her parenll, lit, and Mrs. E,.. gene Hudnall. M.Yra l!Dush, a · - at Hunllngton SChool ol Buolneas, vlsllecl her mother1 Mrs. Velma Rouaht over Ute weokellllo ~ Mocllcare ·~, -- 1M aervtcea flmllsluicl ~li\'i thl'·'l2 . mclnth Cglutnhii'llonor )1ll'lod ·~· ~er ao, \ ltfl, muat!W 'III8by tho 'and of 11hi year; . BAYER ' ASPIRIN COLGATE TOOTHPASTE Family Size Tube - 69C ,l'· Rl(ht reserved :o limit ~~~titles , Price' Eifectlve Mar. 21-22-23 i With Free Colg1te 100 M..,uth Wash GUSIOM .,".tAISUP . ~~ ,~ ~t-:=: ==:= := ;:~~~~;·:=::~;;=t===: : =·: : : : : : :·: : ·= l=:· · bot. lll, BA&l : .00'1\,, ALL FLAVORS 24' qt. Joy Brond Dog Food Chunks U~-2.39 Spray Starch ••••••• '~o:· 25e . ic Bleach•••••••••~- 39e EooyMonday . O.llon Plutic Jug • Jo.8o Brond Dog-. Cat Food •••••• 12 ~ . can.sl . SUNDAY· ONLY- Mar. 24 if - Producen Gr•cle A Homogenlred Papils Listed ' NoDepoilt MIL _~atton .. I i Yellow Delicious" "' 4 '~ 59~ ~ ·: : : :~:~:~=~=~=~=~=~=~ =~ :; :}~:\:t~t:t?~\r:ttt~~~~tt?~\\{{:(??>t~~t=r\~~~~{:~:::::=>>~=.:.::~·;:r~:}f~ Cheese & M 2.29 ' 1o::::-99C FUL- VALU BUY! DOUBLE LUCK GREEN BEANS ................tH., FUL-VALU BUY! RO'OT BE.ER.•....•.••.••...••..• b~:. J : • .. DAD'S OLD FASHIONED No deposit FUL- VALUE BUY! . SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING . Pure white 3 LB. AU CAM Vegetable • • • • • • • • • • • • • ¥'• FUL- VALUE BUY! DECGaATED and ASSDRTED ' JUMBO KLEENEX ROLL ••••••••••••• • Our Own Fresh, Pure l.eln GROUND ROU.ND 2 lb. 1.50 3. .51 .. Freshly Ground Goocla..l ·PORI NEC~ Fresh ' II COOUI& p Cue SALAD DRESSING 29~ ' ._ ROME APPLES 14 oz. ' . '•',•"'-''· "The Sto<e With A Hart" STOKELY' ZESTEE The first opportunlcy tA> en1!!!.1 f 1JIIIllemental medl- qton. flit ti!i• " Aunt /emina Pancake Jamboree Apri121.... Watch For Further Announcement! .. The boosters will sponsor a \J.p~achfng .lti dUfrict'lilanagor. . " ',;!. . All ~~Ching !or !"'r Meigs }<~. Ph lb. i "C~~aents," ;R~O ; .J:.orent, .' ShowlxNot Famllr Si•• Lars- Cans time he was denouncJng the late President John F. Kennedy a& a and any other interested parent was a.PPointetl to meet with Mr. Sunday 10:00 kf Coming to townu••••••• , •FR 4 : , But not tA> .make challenge would leave Mccarthy tn .cleal' o! the anU.Jolmsonlteo and Kermecb' an out man both Utere and In Ute still domlnanl part oltlle par(Ji. n on. throu h Sat. 9 to 9 cOurse of action on which he hao decided. l FRENCH ·:FR·IES ,Ill)' , -. deter Castro from any further ·~ ·s .• MILK . ~t -~ '. &IAIT SfALTE$1 . ' li.:f:~lt .r 7tJi~ . :• ~ ·~':~12'IOW:r;-:, ' ·BREAD , ~ ' ' ··(. ..11 I •'•: ' 4tBOXfS ;t ~- "1t r.on"1sH I!! n MOOTZ record. however• is not Ukeb to Co"'-". 79' PKG. He eonOSCated more and a quarter of U.S. assets tn he aellCKI power ·tn t,~~= others. :· otriclala ' 20 CT. those not abll to traverse the 90-mile Florlda straits, a WashtngtA>n IIPOkesman salct. This straightening out ol tile •••·0!•• Wlt:NERS,. . threat an enJPt)' gesture. After 111, castro haa had !l!.llll!lit~ l'~~-:~"R"rlonoeln !lie 'll(oPJ ~alzure rJ Amei1can Ransom is not someUtlng new to Ca&tro. . i~~"expr<JPriated" In December, 1962, Castro ranged from took $53 million in ransom, in ~~li]J~~::.~~ oil re!lnc>1~ lnatallatlono, foodstuffs, in exchange for the insurance coq8oo release o! 1,113 Bay of Pigs hotels and th.... invasion prisoners. At the same FRIIICH CITY ' £' •V •'\Tii6 Y~ '··not consider the ferries to freecbm other than ' . · 1 nom~ ~!"!fifa~ 2 LB. tltl ......- - ~- .ll~ito!J'. .lh~.Uter, admlt •-••n•.n••~• ' . ~ ":". .l· , ry nr,;~ - ~teo • . concerned. . over RJ.IANCilr'~·)I I~CAtn:HY ~tor. '. - La.4~'· 11-B·S--.............. .~ . 'I ·,' 1 1.,, ' K Pl · '· .. .·~ea·.t to ee!n · an· es · s •••• ' ~ :• l' , dilemma is unpar- toq, Jt.ls In tlteloog run simply lavoral11e 1D him aild ..a r.Wrn lA> lll_•l mcdotallelcdll\ Amerl'can pollllcalhls.':• lnsqluble oo any torms really bigger Ulan 011)1 . ._atei.Y ulieralcontor wind! hololl ·• . .,., mete tactlcal IJIO&Iionio some two years ago, deparling ' · '', ;.' • , how he shall grapple wlllt It In · from tile phllo&OJ>IIY of tile late 1 }~(."J:; ~..; n tllo &I)Or\.nm. .. •' President Jolm t ', KcnneciY and Whore and when ond how mdcb UtrpWing In hio lot wltll Ute very .• shall he resist Sen. Eugenel\jc· ultra-liberal forces wltlt whom ·~fi· tarth.Y'i hll tllcse are 1~ troUt hls late broUter would never deal mere details. save at arm's length. ;., ' · T ' . · For Ute rlaeolldecarth1••1he !•'or Hebert Kenneclf,ltlslrmb·; ·· . ,.. . .... ·;· . new boro of the New Left has piled upon IronY . The morevdleB,f • • roWboats, rubber flfiB, crop. roclill Ca,;tro as the.· man created an earUtcpake of chingo mont leftist Democrats who so ,. ' 1 ; I I UPI t&!Jii-,Amefl<ln . : !lusting plane• and helicO!ller since' Hitler to barter human oyer the whole of tile left Wing of recently were tremulously de1 United · olllciih' In uoecl by refugee Culi:U• nee beings. In 1941, Ute Nods 'tile Democratic par(Ji. KeiiJIC!t"• voted 1D hls support have !or the 10 ID ol!erecl w "sell" w tile alUeo old hope tA> be aole maorer of !hot most part now gone over tA> Meprivate new more serllKujiY their communist homeland In public Fidel freodcm. ooe : .million Hungarian and wing is gone alrealb', Carth.Y. prcclaely ao Ute more The state IJoPartment pronu>- Eur01>ean Jews In exchange for wilat mo,y later hiJlll"'mature ol KennellY'• advloers clsriOIJ>t A.roat · ID conDsclile lr"''SI>Ol'\1-hijacked In tJ,y gave hlm the ue. The United 10,000 Army trucks, tea, collee Ills PresidentiAl alnbitiOns<an had long Pi<> warned him that, "IIIIJII\,;, nct . taken by Ioree to · States has returned all sea aild aild otller commodities. The only be kept alive, If al all, and given the slll!lllesl chance, they 0 Cuba. · ,,COmpst air craft used by refugees aa lillies refused tA> consider tt. at best only !or tiller, If be can would one day do. TOI~-- ~- Dcbert I A.rld',~ ~-·.of alllJ)p jostH · -~-lllii<lll·: ' . -~d never '>~ ·~\.> . . . '-J~ !that· ~i:~rthy ·~ y. ns· -~ .. " • ·!'·) ,. ~.!lave .;~.'Oin<S<I ~·lproljolt ....!"!·' , ~ :' '· tum as. an ~h~tll ~Ienger &o .n )'resident loon- hadnotltoboi'l' ...... _ ,. {:j, #t~\., 1 Jlilefiima tJUpdriit~ted iTi, Kemeclj<~l .,#•·~\ ;t , -,::.. ' . ,.' " ~-l" ~ �,, W~Jl~n~lon ~'hit~· PaR~~·· U - l 'hc llail)· Sentinel, Middh.'PIJl'l-l'omom3, March 20, 196S . ,, . . . ... ;, _ . . · ., "s' . · , S, Wlln'F. <I .LB. . ... ' . v• ·~• • h' ~ 20 PKGCT.99 . '· ~·· 'ON S..4LE .TllpRSDAY ONLY . ., Stokely's YELL ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY · s--. ' _· ~ ' 16 303. CAliS -.5-.\. lotsoz:•' .'.. \ 14 oz. . ' '" ·' B011U. . ,, . ' ·- r ,, "AR~~ W~if~· ON~ALt; SATURDAY ONLY "l· , ' 1 \- ' .--·· . . . ------------ 'L 9t ........ s SL\C \.B. ,~ • j. SUG~l &)l.\.t1 MIX . '19t 2 ll. ~~6~ , . . ••-~zz•••••••••••••••••~••••••• • DAIRY I l. MEDAlliON C.PTT AGE CHEESE 2 lb. carton ·49 " ~.• ,.,~ ' < ••l<ii-J . :..• •• • C· •____ ..:.carton MEDAI.UOII DIP ' ' • '· ! ~ ' • ,. SIZE .. .. ' . ,: . Jo. SVNDAY ONLY . ~;::: :$1' · -.KoMecb' ~lm"'ll c~ rc(Jllsito climu.to by 'his , 1 tit~ Prcl~~ l\>lll! ottaeks d]lor\ and opoc)llcalqo inctudlrig tile 11ar policy in Vietnam 'wttl\ whlc!ti Johil F. Kcinnecb' waslmclepiabiJ! asSQCiated. Only a little willie 'IIW tile h.,.d aild o,ymbol of anti.JollnsonIsm was IIebert kemecJ)'. Today_ it is »&gene McCarthy. on))' ,: llttle willie agotllcaasaultso!lhe more extreme ontl-war neinocrals upon President J<lbnson ' were capped tn vigor only by their prolqstallons of love lor Robert Kennecb'. ToclaJI Ute reclplento!tlle mostzealwsofUtat love Is Eugene Mccarthy, and Kennecb' to now Ute target lor the kind of burning epiUtet Utat used tA> be dlrocted only at Mr. ~lo polldo~ - ~~;~!~~~r: ~ \((J ~c- tlv~~ also leave such party woonds as the tory tA> the Republicans In case. Ut~ -and John~ . - Pork& Beans••••.3:::·1.00 New Haven Red Kidney BeansN·~~:·25e Social Events .Beef Sfew•••••••••••. 49e Downy'·······••jt•••••••:no.:69j. In Ute paat r.een the uhanclwrit- ••vulgar pirate chief."' Neverthelen, history will ~: tb• ~In" wtth respect to the fonn ot medicines and lu poUcy concerning Joan of Arc , ti1I foreign aircralt Cuba. . ', ~ · do>on foreign all'o! them American, have been htjackecl Ill Right and DlntyMaoN forcecl ID ~ tA> CUba In tho 10 , years castro hal beao In power WAIIAMA BAND BOO>'fERS on tho Clu'lbbcan Island. The Wahama Band Boosters But oni.Y In the past month hal ..~ · Cuban dictator sought mot at the band room !or their Fabric Softener ID rlij · Rnancial benefit !rom regular monUt(Ji meeting with Ute president, Jolln Hoftman,pr&the thefts. · In the~. three last 1nstancea1 stdlog. The uniform drive wa& discustwo of them lnvoivi~W Amerlcan commercW jadlnoro aild Ute sed and it was announced that two th!M, a Colombian prop job, the more uniforms had been given~ ~rllnes l!lvolved have been MallOn Chapter o! Eastern ~r !'to~ed ~ ,m "landing lees" to and New Haven Junior Woman's e C&&~ regime, as well as 1D Club. Other <bnations have been gao ..,Y_· !or return flights made. It was decided tD try tA> pick ~·. -pay~ng In dollars lor Ute a st,yle and I1Uike. the: Jllljorelle wtitorms.. MrS, H&ri:y)inler was _... • h In llavana ~ ~- ~ ·l. rch 14 speech in I.P.Pointed chairman. A worksho» "'llivana, Castro justl!lod Utreats will be held later with all band JD hold hijacked Amerlcan mothers to come and help sew, '-lanes for ransom on grounds cut out and mark darts1 etc., tor !1f1e United ibtes had !lilled tA> the uniforms.' A committee of thoseattendlog ~ ID Cubs Iii! of the ' \ ,. t ' '} . ··s:· ~.::~r· 'CAIIS , .,r 39'.' lM.··o ,,.~ ,. Medieare Smith, couney &UPerlntenden~ to discuss the building of a new band room, ~dlines t!;l~ lf,! i ·. are ·s·c · . .· -_ . , -.,. . •, ~·· can bot. •'flW"m.Qdlcare deadlines are acoordlng to Social Secur- · hamburg sta11d and sweet shop at the Arts and Crall Fair In Rll>ley the weok of JulY !st. A committee was eppolnted to serve refreshment& at theJ~ lor Band Festival tD be held at Wahama on March 23rd. The Senior Ratings will be held on April 20 and the ibte Band Feotlval will be held May 4 at Hunl- tft~J: , W .ta the seven month gtllr~monthsbe~ i'e ~ three months alter age 65. If • person doesn't entoll lben, )lo must eorollln an q,.., enrollment perlod will ell bo· . lin• wllbln ·llli!o y~ti. Undar Ute~ ' • 7:',AJitfildmenl& 1o the law," .'tt~• who ml ..ed the st ~unity tA> enroll may do ao 'rrom . Jami' ary Mardi cit thlo year. ~ft~"$,;!1!\1 Jl!'~ \YIUt . JulY, . ',; : ,·, ·. th....., The oilier doadllne applies tA> 111701'11 who received servieea from a phy6lclan cmlng JulY, Au111111, aild ~P!ember ot 1966, l!hlcb were l!.e"first fh r •• rJ medicare and have 1~• 1101 made a clalin lor relmboraei "''hL They ~ 119 so Immel' dla4-·1. :: . .~·· .r . .A doadilne ot Mmh 31, 1968, hao HI lor those clalma. ....,. NEW HAVEN PERWNALS Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush have returned home alter vacaUonlng In Florida for Utepast•IX weeks. Mr. F~d C&rmack Is a ...,.P. cal patlent at Veterans Hospital In Hunti~WiAm. Maik ThoJ!IIISOn, small son ol Mr. and lira. Kenneth ThoJnp. son Is a patient In !ii. Mary'& Hospital, Huntington, lor an eye InJury autrerecl In an accident while playiJw It his home. Mrs, Terry Hlil aild daughter of ~r~ ll, L, are visiting her parenll, lit, and Mrs. E,.. gene Hudnall. M.Yra l!Dush, a · - at Hunllngton SChool ol Buolneas, vlsllecl her mother1 Mrs. Velma Rouaht over Ute weokellllo ~ Mocllcare ·~, -- 1M aervtcea flmllsluicl ~li\'i thl'·'l2 . mclnth Cglutnhii'llonor )1ll'lod ·~· ~er ao, \ ltfl, muat!W 'III8by tho 'and of 11hi year; . BAYER ' ASPIRIN COLGATE TOOTHPASTE Family Size Tube - 69C ,l'· Rl(ht reserved :o limit ~~~titles , Price' Eifectlve Mar. 21-22-23 i With Free Colg1te 100 M..,uth Wash GUSIOM .,".tAISUP . ~~ ,~ ~t-:=: ==:= := ;:~~~~;·:=::~;;=t===: : =·: : : : : : :·: : ·= l=:· · bot. lll, BA&l : .00'1\,, ALL FLAVORS 24' qt. Joy Brond Dog Food Chunks U~-2.39 Spray Starch ••••••• '~o:· 25e . ic Bleach•••••••••~- 39e EooyMonday . O.llon Plutic Jug • Jo.8o Brond Dog-. Cat Food •••••• 12 ~ . can.sl . SUNDAY· ONLY- Mar. 24 if - Producen Gr•cle A Homogenlred Papils Listed ' NoDepoilt MIL _~atton .. I i Yellow Delicious" "' 4 '~ 59~ ~ ·: : : :~:~:~=~=~=~=~=~=~ =~ :; :}~:\:t~t:t?~\r:ttt~~~~tt?~\\{{:(??>t~~t=r\~~~~{:~:::::=>>~=.:.::~·;:r~:}f~ Cheese & M 2.29 ' 1o::::-99C FUL- VALU BUY! DOUBLE LUCK GREEN BEANS ................tH., FUL-VALU BUY! RO'OT BE.ER.•....•.••.••...••..• b~:. J : • .. DAD'S OLD FASHIONED No deposit FUL- VALUE BUY! . SNOW DRIFT SHORTENING . Pure white 3 LB. AU CAM Vegetable • • • • • • • • • • • • • ¥'• FUL- VALUE BUY! DECGaATED and ASSDRTED ' JUMBO KLEENEX ROLL ••••••••••••• • Our Own Fresh, Pure l.eln GROUND ROU.ND 2 lb. 1.50 3. .51 .. Freshly Ground Goocla..l ·PORI NEC~ Fresh ' II COOUI& p Cue SALAD DRESSING 29~ ' ._ ROME APPLES 14 oz. ' . '•',•"'-''· "The Sto<e With A Hart" STOKELY' ZESTEE The first opportunlcy tA> en1!!!.1 f 1JIIIllemental medl- qton. flit ti!i• " Aunt /emina Pancake Jamboree Apri121.... Watch For Further Announcement! .. The boosters will sponsor a \J.p~achfng .lti dUfrict'lilanagor. . " ',;!. . All ~~Ching !or !"'r Meigs }<~. Ph lb. i "C~~aents," ;R~O ; .J:.orent, .' ShowlxNot Famllr Si•• Lars- Cans time he was denouncJng the late President John F. Kennedy a& a and any other interested parent was a.PPointetl to meet with Mr. Sunday 10:00 kf Coming to townu••••••• , •FR 4 : , But not tA> .make challenge would leave Mccarthy tn .cleal' o! the anU.Jolmsonlteo and Kermecb' an out man both Utere and In Ute still domlnanl part oltlle par(Ji. n on. throu h Sat. 9 to 9 cOurse of action on which he hao decided. l FRENCH ·:FR·IES ,Ill)' , -. deter Castro from any further ·~ ·s .• MILK . ~t -~ '. &IAIT SfALTE$1 . ' li.:f:~lt .r 7tJi~ . :• ~ ·~':~12'IOW:r;-:, ' ·BREAD , ~ ' ' ··(. ..11 I •'•: ' 4tBOXfS ;t ~- "1t r.on"1sH I!! n MOOTZ record. however• is not Ukeb to Co"'-". 79' PKG. He eonOSCated more and a quarter of U.S. assets tn he aellCKI power ·tn t,~~= others. :· otriclala ' 20 CT. those not abll to traverse the 90-mile Florlda straits, a WashtngtA>n IIPOkesman salct. This straightening out ol tile •••·0!•• Wlt:NERS,. . threat an enJPt)' gesture. After 111, castro haa had !l!.llll!lit~ l'~~-:~"R"rlonoeln !lie 'll(oPJ ~alzure rJ Amei1can Ransom is not someUtlng new to Ca&tro. . i~~"expr<JPriated" In December, 1962, Castro ranged from took $53 million in ransom, in ~~li]J~~::.~~ oil re!lnc>1~ lnatallatlono, foodstuffs, in exchange for the insurance coq8oo release o! 1,113 Bay of Pigs hotels and th.... invasion prisoners. At the same FRIIICH CITY ' £' •V •'\Tii6 Y~ '··not consider the ferries to freecbm other than ' . · 1 nom~ ~!"!fifa~ 2 LB. tltl ......- - ~- .ll~ito!J'. .lh~.Uter, admlt •-••n•.n••~• ' . ~ ":". .l· , ry nr,;~ - ~teo • . concerned. . over RJ.IANCilr'~·)I I~CAtn:HY ~tor. '. - La.4~'· 11-B·S--.............. .~ . 'I ·,' 1 1.,, ' K Pl · '· .. .·~ea·.t to ee!n · an· es · s •••• ' ~ :• l' , dilemma is unpar- toq, Jt.ls In tlteloog run simply lavoral11e 1D him aild ..a r.Wrn lA> lll_•l mcdotallelcdll\ Amerl'can pollllcalhls.':• lnsqluble oo any torms really bigger Ulan 011)1 . ._atei.Y ulieralcontor wind! hololl ·• . .,., mete tactlcal IJIO&Iionio some two years ago, deparling ' · '', ;.' • , how he shall grapple wlllt It In · from tile phllo&OJ>IIY of tile late 1 }~(."J:; ~..; n tllo &I)Or\.nm. .. •' President Jolm t ', KcnneciY and Whore and when ond how mdcb UtrpWing In hio lot wltll Ute very .• shall he resist Sen. Eugenel\jc· ultra-liberal forces wltlt whom ·~fi· tarth.Y'i hll tllcse are 1~ troUt hls late broUter would never deal mere details. save at arm's length. ;., ' · T ' . · For Ute rlaeolldecarth1••1he !•'or Hebert Kenneclf,ltlslrmb·; ·· . ,.. . .... ·;· . new boro of the New Left has piled upon IronY . The morevdleB,f • • roWboats, rubber flfiB, crop. roclill Ca,;tro as the.· man created an earUtcpake of chingo mont leftist Democrats who so ,. ' 1 ; I I UPI t&!Jii-,Amefl<ln . : !lusting plane• and helicO!ller since' Hitler to barter human oyer the whole of tile left Wing of recently were tremulously de1 United · olllciih' In uoecl by refugee Culi:U• nee beings. In 1941, Ute Nods 'tile Democratic par(Ji. KeiiJIC!t"• voted 1D hls support have !or the 10 ID ol!erecl w "sell" w tile alUeo old hope tA> be aole maorer of !hot most part now gone over tA> Meprivate new more serllKujiY their communist homeland In public Fidel freodcm. ooe : .million Hungarian and wing is gone alrealb', Carth.Y. prcclaely ao Ute more The state IJoPartment pronu>- Eur01>ean Jews In exchange for wilat mo,y later hiJlll"'mature ol KennellY'• advloers clsriOIJ>t A.roat · ID conDsclile lr"''SI>Ol'\1-hijacked In tJ,y gave hlm the ue. The United 10,000 Army trucks, tea, collee Ills PresidentiAl alnbitiOns<an had long Pi<> warned him that, "IIIIJII\,;, nct . taken by Ioree to · States has returned all sea aild aild otller commodities. The only be kept alive, If al all, and given the slll!lllesl chance, they 0 Cuba. · ,,COmpst air craft used by refugees aa lillies refused tA> consider tt. at best only !or tiller, If be can would one day do. TOI~-- ~- Dcbert I A.rld',~ ~-·.of alllJ)p jostH · -~-lllii<lll·: ' . -~d never '>~ ·~\.> . . . '-J~ !that· ~i:~rthy ·~ y. ns· -~ .. " • ·!'·) ,. ~.!lave .;~.'Oin<S<I ~·lproljolt ....!"!·' , ~ :' '· tum as. an ~h~tll ~Ienger &o .n )'resident loon- hadnotltoboi'l' ...... _ ,. {:j, #t~\., 1 Jlilefiima tJUpdriit~ted iTi, Kemeclj<~l .,#•·~\ ;t , -,::.. ' . ,.' " ~-l" ~ �~:~:~nti; J.!Ild<l<ll'!lrlio!~ """"· Maroh :111, 1968 '. ' . .., . . . lu,i;J· rung, 4-fe ,Yo~ · usf~D.ing? 1 1 1 ; • ' 1 • · .)'. • , •• \ 2'1M · .Ci'RIIER WUf£ ' ;,, '·. Mrs. Clifford .. fay.' I . Man Iey· M'tddlepOff . .• f.>~~·.- ·. ~· • Mill 1965 INTERNATiONAL. I I • • I • • • • • • • • ~ • • -~· · ··, ·~695· It Ton truck, 814' bocb> with atumtnumc9ver, v.,OJWI~, WDeed trans., '150 x 16 H.D. tires, custom cab, radiO, White over blue finish. Real nlco. . ' 1964 FORD,,,,,.;,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,tJ._39$ ' Galaxle 500 ~ IO>r, LGcal oirnod. 9ler9 cleanlnter!j>r, rod over white ft.dsh, good tires, 352 e~. autom811C PG!i~r ateorlng, R and H. . 1966 CHEVY WILL DO sewing at home: zlp-. pers, pockets, pegging, homIng, alterntiona, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thab!l, Mason, Phone '1'13-5851. 3-13-30tp ··.t. ·MOtor . ;to~ . ~ ('I ll , u ••• I ••••• I ••••••• I ••••••• $1595 V·8 engine, automatic traoa. New tires, cleaniotorlor, radio and heater. Sl(>er liJ~ Cpe. OPEN •.,._ _ . ------., .Potneroy '"' ~~~J!~!l'!t! ,;~ .·~ .QU·~- 111 i . IV~!'!~co. t:J\ .~ ~. 1-----------------o. ·. : Chemical Meeting -.iutSDAY. MAR. 19-t PM E,looopol Pirtoh - · • POMIROY. OHIO lnformttlon, a.fmflmenta o1141DoW.Jiri&oo IVIRVIOOY INVITEOI • ~- . POM:ROY Ail . fft41tl For Sale JOHN f'RY property on Middle' port 11(0; 5 room house with three acres of RJ'Qimd. Phone 742-5513. l-lt-3tc · POMt!ROY,OHIO -Tal .. COAl''.· SERVICE. . AIINewl_.lliiiit eCM' •Trucll eHMiw · Core •lulldtfilr eAnyT.,. · KEmiGOILE~ WY 241" MIMI Sill, 0~ ~N7To7 MON. 'I'HlU. t'll. JAYMAR CON. (f.. ltt.7.AtN~_. ..... Ciunry L.loilt ' . ·: PM~~ < I ' ' ' .. SUNRAY Gas Range, elgltt months old: tilled only· three months. Thorn's Bumslde, 8118 E. Main St., Apt. 101, Pomeroy. 3-IN!p CO:WNt:L ELSWORTH WOO IE, EXPERT ~IUSTOMI DLC 100 customers. Now, telephone no installation and Catharine RESIDENCE NEW TREAII-BLACKWALI., charge for extension tele·Whetl Alignment "' • ·: · · Slr.,-ts .Woode; wu born In For Sale phones. Call our business offorRtnt ' t( ~~ County, Ohio, on Nov.. Sl• Price T•• 36 INCH Magic Chef Range, fice for details 993-2191. · I, 1885, departed this IUe In 650x13 Ul Sl CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy: used only 4 years, like new. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, six 1 3·14-121c 650xl4 9,11 .G Voterans 1\lomorlli Hospital Onil three room apartment. Phone 9~3-2646. 3-14-Stc 700xU 10.11 ,.443 new zig zag sewing machines ' at Pomeroy on Feb. 3, 1968, 3 very nice and modern. Shown 7GOKI4 10.11 with 20 year factory guaranat the age of 82 years, two SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg750.14 11.11 .4.1 by appointment only: Phone 1968 SEWING MACHINE, nevtee. Nationally advertised 670x15 11.11 .47 ....-11• and 29 ~ .. On SOD~ ular $15 now $9.50. Cletith 993-52'11. 3-'-trc er been used. I am only askPlus Rocoppoblo Excht.,.. Brogan's Shop. phone 742brands 1o be sold lor storage 6, ltll, he wu united In mill'-GUARANI'EEDN&tlonwl• Gu.r...tte ing 135 and will accept $1.25 5806. 3-14-301c . rlqe. 111 Sorllh Bentz or Allred, and freight. Totals of $45 FURNISHED APARTMENT, weekly, Phone 992·26a5. ' 01110:. 'fo thll union was born each. Can he paid at $5 per couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave. 3-14-lfc month. We wilt deliver to oat da!!ahtor, Frances Ellen, HAPPY HOUR. Shenang Springs . . -- · Middleport, 993-5435. 3-10-tfc Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Monwho werit ID be with Jesus at your home to sew on them IIi"" ~lila of ap. When a day thru Friday. Ladles night TWO BEDROOM house. Lincoln SINGER SEWLVG Machine in ID make sure that you are. new walnut sewing table, zig completely satisfied. Call m. every Friday. 2-6-tfc f01ior he accepted Christ Hill. Phone 992·5127. 3-ttfr za&. equipped ID buttonhole, 2336. as bla oovlour and joined lho 3-19-ltc monogram, overcast, fancy Allred Methodist Church, PENNY - O:lfE 1911 PENNY Repaired Assorted Now So4ll)ly Wide Ovah design, etc. Pay off 7 paywtdeh ho faithfully served to will pay for a brake adjus:- LARGE FOUR room aooriAdjustment Tires 1917 MUSTANG Fastback, 390, Just ~RRIVED! ment, bath. two minutes walk ments $5 each, Phone m. lbt ead. nu-1ng his sickness ment at Pomeroy Home & 4 speed. or take over payto courthouse. Shown by ap. ALL'SIZES 2685. 3-14-lfc he ntd;- "One of the harde.st Auto. 1·7-tr< ments. Thomaa Bul'llBhlde, pointment only. Phone 993.. .thlllla for me lD bear Is 1101 to 8118 E. Main St., Apt. 101, Po$12.00 h able to attend church as I COPPEH 2B to 35 cents a lb.. 3671 ask for. Bill Downie. 1964 PONTIAC Catalina Safari meroy. J.1Nip plus tax eacb 3-20-Stp r.avs ·~ to churt.h everatnce VB. automatic, 9 passenger brass 15 to IB cents a lb., ralwu a'little boy," He bore all station wagon, power brakes, diators 16 cents lb. Sell now FOUR ROOM furnished aparthit ·atekillsa and suffering Uke power steering, luggage rack. to Bill Bailey, Reedsville. Tupperw Ptalns, 0. ment, all utilities paid, $80. a-' pd' &oldlt:r of the cross, red and white, priced at Ohio. 3·20-IOtc Real Estate For Salt Phone 667-3682 992-278B . .wu a ldncl, devoted husband, Phone Phone 992-3975 'day and wholesale. 1953 Chevrolet Imand hlil compassion for those 992-2571 evenings. . 3-20-trc pala 2 door Sport Coupe, poWanted y,.. ~uv K_eeping Meigs with Whom he came In contac~ wer brakes, poWer steering, He loaves to mourn their loss, FIVE TO 30 ACRES. With or For Sale air conditioning, V8, automa2&. Guido'• AOR088 3. Weetem Gallio; Qfld bealdel hla wtdow, S&rlh, eour without buildinps on 992 ex- MOBIL HOME, IOx:iO, two bed· l.Punpnt loweet farm tic, priced at wholesale. 1985 RACINE - SliD STREET. One siJW's, Carrie Buroon, Alb- change. Phone 992·1264. 6. Kind ot note Mason Area t.AnJW rooms, coppertone kitchen, Mustang, VB, floor shill, white story concrete block store 26. Nourwrap S.Down: .,., 0.: Ml,yme Castle, Phoe3-1!).31" wall to wall carpet in living vinyl top, sharp, call 992· building, two 3 room and 11. prtllx lohe4 ' ·Informed As nix, Arizona; Ora Scheelter, 27. Back room. All gas appliances. bath. apartment, each rents Boothe •. l!lldiaUited 8547. Financing available. Columbus, 0.: E1ma Orr, The ANTIQUES. furniture. dishes. 7.Number 21. Toward. Luce Phone 992-2319. 3-7-121!1 Will sell or trade. 3-14-tfc for $50.00 per month, store IJ As so. Small 12. Blr<l I.Wuln Plains, O.,andabrother, Chermiscellaneous. Mrs. Howard occuoled by owner, good tn· 13. Melody Ie• D. Woode, Allred, 0.; seven Cecil, 800 W. Main St., PomeSINGER SEWING machine In ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, 14.0Iue I. Look vestment. $15,000.1111 ntec:..:s and lour nephews, and a Enfertained roy. 1·25-tfc t5.Dry,u ukanee lovely sewing table. Does all ' . rug washers, polishers and LANGSVILJ,E AREA - I! AChost of other relatives a n d wine 10. Weird REs _ One story S room regular sewing, plus dial genuine parts, call 992-3'180. ••. Forbid frlsnds, He openthloent!rellle Wanted " · Larp home with bath. dug well with equipped for fancy zig ZB8 3-15-!0tp . 17. Arid truckl !P. .A~s and 1\letas Counties 18. Frequenlo BABYSimNG by the day in 18. lo!ark•r 37. ""~,_. water sySterii.' other oul bufld. designs, ~ bqi\<Jnholes, over· · ~' UVO!I u TIA>irs · m·y'flonie. Phone 992'631li. 21 . Indefinite It. J'lower quarrel cast. etc. Only 6 monthly p,jy. SOUTHERN PLANTS, Ofder inf• . Bargain $2.250.00. ~;'o~: for some 20 years. utlelo :10. Frlpten 38. Pacific 3-19-3tp ments of $1.67 per week. now, cabbage, tomaloea, pep- POMEROY- UNION AVE.28.Dtotr.u pine 21.FtnlJnill the lut 17 months he . ...port 39. God <If One story 5 room frame Phone 993-2685. 3-5-tfc pers, aweel potatoes. Phone · had been able ID II" about and HOUSEWORK by day or week. :U. Slap Jove: Gr. home. modem kitchen. with --• 1143-2693, Charles R. Harris; 28.1snd a helllinK hand wherever Call 993-SJ80 3-19-Stn SINGER SEWING machine, \'· PorUand, Ohio. 3-l~tc built-In cookin~ unit. bath. gaa - . ! , In the words of Paul, · so.~ sews forward and reverse. furnace beating, basement, It could be slid, "He has -31. Hautboy NOTICI TO IIDDIII a; fllupt i good light, He hu flo- DESK CLERK, male or fe- Zig zag equipped lo button-- SINUER ZIG ZAG sewing rna- 1•roe lot. $11.000.011. 12. Vebkle In aec:artliaco With Netloa lrl.. .. libod the course, II• bu kiD! male, over 50. must bt able , chine, needs no cams. All VIRGIL or HELEN~ TEAFORD hole, monogram, darn, etc. of the nviHd code INied bLdl u. Perform tt. ncelved 1JJ the · ~ . eo.atr. : the 1a1111, Tbereloie there 1J to Uve 'in. Apply in tierson at Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay. :u. Britllh b!Jil~ln features.. Makes but· ln-3325 Commlu!oncn: at ~11 S.utto.P lm(ltrllllot a crown ofrlah-aswhleb Oblo Hotel. 3-20-&tc Pomero)', Ohlo, a\ lt:OO A.ll. _O l AIM"' A1btrt M. Cox, linker ments $6.76 each or $30 cas~, tonholes. fancy designs, sews otottamon rU 1. 1118. for 10"" tou ot, t:lfo..,"' lbt Lord, the rllbleoua .... Phone 993-26a5. 3-5-tfc on buttons etc. Pay $5 per BtJ-3830 IT.Pronoun 6T IP'lv.l ~-tel - co Pen~tnt; oblll &Lve at that c~~.r." tO. Kr. Buill. uulhed. · · . 1- '''• • •· 11101tlh or pay balance d u e Public S.le A.P'I'Jtle to b. loade ~ lliilt.,_ , vmand A precious one from Ul has WEST Hi~hland White Terriers, $47.22. Free home demonstraor 1toelr. pill "hen '"-""ted, b)t 'fie : • Countv ll:qlnnr. .,,; · Nack and sliver, Miniature tion, Call 1193-3218. 3-15-6tc PUBUC AUCTION Mltel1•l to meet en requiNIMn.ta .,.. , tl-Omreal Business Services A W>i<e we loved 11 atUied, IN ORIER to oettle the estate of 4{,J'ormal under Slltl HiJIIWay S~lfk:aUa• - • Schnauzers. Miniature. PoCJd. FRFE BffiLE OFFER: Infor703.0$. ,.~ A pisco Ia ...,ant In our home Jes. Little Barkaroo Kennels, SOLID STATE STEREO, 1967 mative, interesting. Write Box tho late Dalla PhWIPa we will The Counb C6mmtulonen rtHne!: te.Brotk Whk:h aover can be filled, liM t1Jht to reJect eny or all "111 ...., Cooivllle. 667·3654. 3-J.2.10tc . walnut stereo oomole wlllt 4 333. Pomeroy. sell at Public Auction her e... t7. Toplller 3-20-3lp MAITMA CIIAMIIII, CllriJ ., , .. Twill BO-ll'd M COUitty COMIIIIJJ........... tire lot of household furniture, speakers, 4 speed automatic a.ao1 3·11 ate · : God hu nut promlled oldeo ceyolol electric IPI>IIancea, ant!que1 HOUSE for sale In Clifton. changer. Take over payments RADIO and TV llepeir, Cbarleo liwayo blue, tt.B&vor ADd other itema too numeroua Beautiful private home. for of $5 per month or pay ba 1· E. Bowles, Rutland, Oblo. IO.ADolnt: Flower-otrewn PBII>wt¥8 all ID mendon, S.turda,y, lforch children. slx rooms (three ance t67.30. Call 992-,1213. Call 743-4738. 3-17-&tp ' CMOr lbes thi'OU()!. 23, 1968 start~.., ot I 0:30a.m. bedrooms), divided basement, 3-15-6tc But He bu Promloed - ~liieltod on state -121.. or JIOWJf play room and shower. Two LOGAN FIRE & SAFE'!". I.Beha... No more heutache, 110 more SOlem St., In Rutland, Ohio. lots 50 x IIIII; 12 x 18 bam. STEREO. Beautiful AM & FM EQUIPMENT. sales and serI. Hint AND FURtllTURE sorrow, Wat<h for IUCb'on l!inO. Cot>Property fenced ln. Inquire maple stereo just received vice Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3, REPAIR SiRYICI · No more worry, DO moneare, alstlng Q( a complete llno of DAILY CBYP'l'OQUO!E-II!n't bow tci work It: at Blanche Compsoo, Cliffrom overslocked company, soec'ial prices on extinguishNo more partlDI. no more &XYDLBA .. llB hoUiohold furniture, liectrlo Tho Oldest. Shop In the ton. 3-I.JO!e will sell at dealers cost. Price ers for boats. trallers a n d Wlll>lDg, to LONOPIILLOW UP.a. e~tf,llbllsbed in 10.• cal allaM••• •nd~a, lind '114.95 or monthly payments. homes. Dwlgbt Logan 992No more burdena,hardtobear; 0.. letlor limply -tor .-.,,Ia lhto 1U1J11e A II uood other ltema too numerous ID prODLE PUPPIES. AKC To)' can 912-3218. 3-15-6tc KNOTT$ ' 3821, Cllarles Marsball I9J. lo7 llle thno Uo, X for the lwo O'o, ole. 111D1Jo 1ettera, • Joy IDCIIllhtand!IUCeforever, mention. Some of the furniture miniature, $'15 and UD. stud tropldeo, lbt 1oqth llld , _ of llle won1o ara all hiDII. Followahlll aroiUid the Utrone, &3M, Max Eichinger 11112-5528. UPHOLSTEIIING and IOPPllancos are liOW and all service and groomin~. Phone 11161 CHEVY IMPALA, 1956 Doell dl.y the · - ... dllf~ And eternal endless agea, Lawrence Eblin IIUI24. 1163 ....... "-••are In vecy aood coodlllon. ,. . 992-5443 II 3 tic "•• GMC Pickup, garden tractor 44f.1917 •• 446-1211 .rued with blosslngo now ..,. s.31).30tc Terms casb. Mrs. Dolla PhUo _· _ _ __ • • I. Knotts, Jr.. Mt•. and table saw. Phone :147-21&1. l'l'TB QYKI' TQ'l'O .IIIHL '1'1111'0 YBTH, llllo .(decoued), OwMr, Salem "O'l'ATOES. Clarence Prollill, ' S.l5-51c 3 20 Ill: C. C. BRADFORD St., Rutland, Ohio; Mra. F, W, Portland Phone 11411-2251. ZW QYK LTOZI''l' RY U'l'R YK ZH AUCI'IoNIER Wilcox, maDager for tho cle11 3 tfc HAY, Phone 185-19'12. Clarence RI'l' OYI'DL.-N'l'I'I'YDL Complete Service ceased. Lunch will be served. C.rd Of Thanks Neutzllng, State Rl. 148. Write, Plooae or Coalacl lllu71 Alban,-· Gak COAL. heavy. lumo stoker, egg y_,-. ~~ III:ROE8 om HCYr KAKIC OUR Dyn. 88 4allDr::h~1!~~~:~~~ ~ Spotlc" J.l9-8tp IIIII, Ohio, Not re8PODIIble tor Crill Bracllord LIBIIR'l'lll8: T1111Y BUT RBI'LI!C'l'ID AND ILI.oUilTliA'I'· IINOOESsES IJVRING 1111 recent Power Steering, and mine run. Excelsior Salt liD TJIIIK-(I&IIJ'IIILD. Jlaelllt, Oldo ""ddonta. hol!>ltallzatlon were oppreclo brakc6 Automati~ Works Inc., E. Main St .. Po- io ACRE FARiol; 5 room ltouu. I 1 tfc Owned by IO<JI ,Ott a 20 2tc lied. A IJIOCIIi thanks to tho IIIII _ , , . . . , NOTIC_I TO IIDDIII . ,;ero/ Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tlc bath, driD•d weD; city water, wltb S61:Uon 30'7.8e Holzer lloll>ltal Sllif, Dr.llloi'FAST FARM TIRE SERVICI!!. of Jnthoac:CorUnce 66 Olds levlNd Cod.e, ltlaed bldl will • lap pond. New pol• bam, 1J811 AIR CONDmONING Refrlger· PII and Dr, Rhodes, to tho Pomeroy Home and AU\0. Toron:ado IMI ncelnd bJ tbe Md11 Counb For Rent MOBIL HOME, 8x35, excellent Commllllonert, at 10:00 A.ll. on April well, 1~ .miles out of Cbeller. !lard Top. aUon ser\Olce. Jack's Refrigblood donors, and those who 4 ROOM and bath unfurnished 11-M-Tli'C 1, Ul&l, for \he fonowlnc llmntone condition. Completely furnishdWoning. , .12,500, Phone lll$-3l41. Hat eat"dJ and visited me. and eration, New Haven. hllllt anre.11te1 to be loaded from bllll apartment. Phone IJ92.5385. mile~. As clean a ed. fl850.00. · Call 993-11262. . J.JNtp the ll'lllJ,)' others who 111isted 181-20'19. 1 a tfe PROFESSIQNAL Color TV and ~ou~b";~!lD~:,~· requnted by tJM Js onywhere. It Is . J.IJ.Ifc a-28-30tfc me and m,y lamll¥. equipped wilh AM·Fl\1 ••·--, House ""'' tono No.II"' ~c:u Hl·fl service. 4j500 'O N ot" No. 15 FOOT Lone star Ubi-a l!lua READY • 1\IIX concrete dellv· io, windoWI, power Edgar Thomas calls 111 Pomeroy lind Middle""' ton• .c No. • FURNISHED apartment, 5. UlT Jn Mason. 60l200 on paved ,__ 8000 tont Of Crud!.er R•n steering wheel . boat, trailer, .iO bp Mercllr)' ~0-111: ered right to your project. port; " on eolor 'IV. ChuCu All tndtd •unr•t. to raeet tht rooms and bath, Harold Newalmod an)'lhil>l eloo street. Call Mason '1'13-5203. outboal'd motor. Uprlibt pl· TV Service, 15%'B1Jlternut, Po- requirement. under St.t. Hltbwu Fast and tall'Free eoll-offers. Old's fineat ell, Cllester, Phone 985-3350. 3-13-12tc 8peellleaUon 10:U~. : WISH to I' Xt end m,y sincere ano, good ~tillil. Phone matea Phone 1193-3JM, GOII' series and tbie meroy, Phone Bft.SOIO. The COUD\1 CGmmluioll.era nNrVe 3-12-tfc t - s to alllhoH who helped •1• ..,p Ult' rilht. tu rd: ct any or all bkll. 149-3752; 3-19-81c lein &.edy - Mix Co., Mld\U&SUPER STIJFF, sure nul! ----=-===";;;, .... ,:;;,.' MARTHA CHAMIIII, Chrlc durq the sickness and death porl, ohio. e 1111 t1e -NOTICI ON f!LIM (Nil tliVI•TOili' IOir• of C:eunt, Cemmi"i""rt 1 or Ill)' beloved husband, Colo- FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM That's Blne Lu•tre lor clea!>- REGISTERED Hereford bull. , AND A,IAIIIMINT , 3-Jal :J.J'I Jlc! APARTMENT, Middleport, TIM! ltl.. If Dtl... _.. C:.dty ing rugs and upholstery. Rent nel E. Woode. I w.-to e8J>OOPhone 742--5681. 3-20-31p BUDGET PRICI!! furnltnre em ,,. . . Cour:t phone 992-3174. 3-1tfc electric shampooer tt. Baker iall: thanl< Mr. and Mrs. H. A. To tbe llltcU~ tr MmiD.IW'ator our third floor budJel shop. of th• e1Lite1 to sucb of lbe ~Dow· C<Jie and Mr. and Mrs, Veri B. Furniture. J.l8o6tc PALOMINO ridlnc horse. Gen· a •n re.kltDU .of tbe Stahl ol 'aker Furniture. Mlddl• . lrll 01110, via:-U.. IUI'VlYW ,pouw, thl TutUo lor all their kindno" FURNISHED and unfurnished Ue. $ZOO. Phone II8UIIS. ae•t ., 111.a, tbe biDtfteiN'iet an4... Oblo. ' 21 lfe apartments. Clote to school. NINE ROOM bouse, I~ batm. and ho)Jllng care for him while t.iJe WUJ; and to tbe litotlll')' or at· s-~tp Phone stU434. 10-IB·tfc· Large lot. Racine. Phone Mf. tomt 11 ,..,,...u~;tt M1 o1 the he wa• W; the soloiat. Florence SEWING MACHINES, repair atol't!menuoattt puaon~: ~nceri Rev. Pearl Caato, the 3752 alter I p.m. S,19-81c JPECIAL, TV Fish Tank, gra· ·-vice. an . m.atet. WY 2Orrin R. H•Nik!itfr, Kldclltpori, pallbearers. aJl the flower cbn- LARGE Ove room and ~ath · \lei plants, llah, lli ceniJ. ~. The Fabrlc Shop, PoD '9",:ou are"': H.i.b, no&k.d till\ u.. · apal'lnW!III. newly de<'OratM, 1966 PONTIAC CalaUna, two ora, 11114 the beautUul carda, Ja.,entorr aM Appreiaemlllt of .the HoUle of .Wllson, fll'll road eroy. Authorized Singer Biles ' ••Ute of the arorementlolied, d~trt~ll· furnace heal. Pomerov, and lilo White Funeral Homo. door hardtop. One owner. ~­ ·N · late o1 ..SG C.OUntJ, wu fllld lelt below Pleasant Point liePhone '11112-5317. : .;.lfc and service. We Sh...,.. iJtUtll coUrt. &aid llwentar)' and AP· !;orah w oocle cellent condition. Phone 1ft. . 1-..J.JI.t(c ' •• .....~.-. ..., wW 1M for h11rlq Msort. 'Phone 6'i5-IIMI5. J-10-lotc Sc 320111: 2'1111. J.tm JINWI~:t. (~~ CC!Uri\; on ~· _:tttJI daJ ot " Mareb, ....._.It 10.0 , o'Clock A.M. FURNISHED GARAGE APART· FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, EXPERT Motorcycle a.~ Any pertOn deilrlnt to 11.. _n:9P· ""i • IICtU U.ereto 81 ~ rue UMm et- t.ut MI'J\'t'r on · Lincoln Rib, Ad• baf!lwood floors, o:~cellenl ~y Home an4 Auto. .''" · ••>1 priOr ta &M datt ,., for ulil 111\ty, phone 112-3111. IIIJ ·'8'I'EIU!» tad!O•. ~... · stiipe' lnalde and out. Alumln1-11-301e 'tton • ..._n<looillo ,..r,lut con' , ll..Jl.'lTC lie~~:! under my band ancl ""' pi ?HERE wlU be a gun shoot _ _.,..._,..,. , , · ,, · qkl , Court. Ulkl It d•~r of ll.rch ., -'~-, t(!It. ',1'1111 ~""' ~c um sldln8, storm · windows, Sunday), Marcb 21, beginning EXP,J!:RT ENd~''11)NE UP, 1 ' 011· '""" c. tACq!l ..,.... at ..,... at· the Foll<ed llun apartment . . - ,.. . ft.~ piUI ..... r-•-"" II needecl • C"'""' .. rll: _,•Akl C:IMift'•• sportsajatl Club. Everyone Is Pomeroy Home 'li Auto. •• .,. .. c. ,. ...... • ,ptite, f'o!neroy. Phone or P8J • • f'booe 11112-3'111. Pomeroy.. 11-30-'I'FC ...... ..... . . wtleoollf. S.IHic $-10-tfe ' '4411<! 3-10-Stf 3·J3; :J.JIO \ .! ;},; , '(lr-\ • ... Q( Alllhony WMPO 5.55 P01ER0f HOME. AND AUTO "'*"' TIRES TIRES!! . CLYDE KUHN Cueltlfl fittltt $16.50 & $18.50 All Reaular Sizes S12.SO John W. VanMeter INFORMATION NEWS presents ·LOCAL REPORU .. DAILY 7:50 .A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. t JIW·..,.._ ....... } Well I ..... 22.- ,w: ~ t'" · _.... - .... -- - UPHOLSTERING · - .&~······ ·--.1 .· iutl .Pw.llc Site Sit. •rch 23 1:09 ~ m. Notice -E BBD~ . ..,:rt' . ~ ,. .. =..~;.t':,..:: Cll l'• -•· •' :,. .'";::: la~e ·~ . -- ' WEN~!AKe MYAWICe. DON'TTM~ '!QJRM!LF nAMAN. ~- ' AT DAILY CROSSWORD - IT'!; NO!' NECeeeAAY - .. - .. ~•..... h ..t "l '"""' MM.I! TALK. ABOUT 1'1Gfl'f MOtJEY! DICKIE AND l WILL LIVC WITH MY WIDOWED AUNT UNTlL I EARN MY DEGREE. �~:~:~nti; J.!Ild<l<ll'!lrlio!~ """"· Maroh :111, 1968 '. ' . .., . . . lu,i;J· rung, 4-fe ,Yo~ · usf~D.ing? 1 1 1 ; • ' 1 • · .)'. • , •• \ 2'1M · .Ci'RIIER WUf£ ' ;,, '·. Mrs. Clifford .. fay.' I . Man Iey· M'tddlepOff . .• f.>~~·.- ·. ~· • Mill 1965 INTERNATiONAL. I I • • I • • • • • • • • ~ • • -~· · ··, ·~695· It Ton truck, 814' bocb> with atumtnumc9ver, v.,OJWI~, WDeed trans., '150 x 16 H.D. tires, custom cab, radiO, White over blue finish. Real nlco. . ' 1964 FORD,,,,,.;,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,tJ._39$ ' Galaxle 500 ~ IO>r, LGcal oirnod. 9ler9 cleanlnter!j>r, rod over white ft.dsh, good tires, 352 e~. autom811C PG!i~r ateorlng, R and H. . 1966 CHEVY WILL DO sewing at home: zlp-. pers, pockets, pegging, homIng, alterntiona, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thab!l, Mason, Phone '1'13-5851. 3-13-30tp ··.t. ·MOtor . ;to~ . ~ ('I ll , u ••• I ••••• I ••••••• I ••••••• $1595 V·8 engine, automatic traoa. New tires, cleaniotorlor, radio and heater. Sl(>er liJ~ Cpe. OPEN •.,._ _ . ------., .Potneroy '"' ~~~J!~!l'!t! ,;~ .·~ .QU·~- 111 i . IV~!'!~co. t:J\ .~ ~. 1-----------------o. ·. : Chemical Meeting -.iutSDAY. MAR. 19-t PM E,looopol Pirtoh - · • POMIROY. OHIO lnformttlon, a.fmflmenta o1141DoW.Jiri&oo IVIRVIOOY INVITEOI • ~- . POM:ROY Ail . fft41tl For Sale JOHN f'RY property on Middle' port 11(0; 5 room house with three acres of RJ'Qimd. Phone 742-5513. l-lt-3tc · POMt!ROY,OHIO -Tal .. COAl''.· SERVICE. . AIINewl_.lliiiit eCM' •Trucll eHMiw · Core •lulldtfilr eAnyT.,. · KEmiGOILE~ WY 241" MIMI Sill, 0~ ~N7To7 MON. 'I'HlU. t'll. JAYMAR CON. (f.. ltt.7.AtN~_. ..... Ciunry L.loilt ' . ·: PM~~ < I ' ' ' .. SUNRAY Gas Range, elgltt months old: tilled only· three months. Thorn's Bumslde, 8118 E. Main St., Apt. 101, Pomeroy. 3-IN!p CO:WNt:L ELSWORTH WOO IE, EXPERT ~IUSTOMI DLC 100 customers. Now, telephone no installation and Catharine RESIDENCE NEW TREAII-BLACKWALI., charge for extension tele·Whetl Alignment "' • ·: · · Slr.,-ts .Woode; wu born In For Sale phones. Call our business offorRtnt ' t( ~~ County, Ohio, on Nov.. Sl• Price T•• 36 INCH Magic Chef Range, fice for details 993-2191. · I, 1885, departed this IUe In 650x13 Ul Sl CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy: used only 4 years, like new. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, six 1 3·14-121c 650xl4 9,11 .G Voterans 1\lomorlli Hospital Onil three room apartment. Phone 9~3-2646. 3-14-Stc 700xU 10.11 ,.443 new zig zag sewing machines ' at Pomeroy on Feb. 3, 1968, 3 very nice and modern. Shown 7GOKI4 10.11 with 20 year factory guaranat the age of 82 years, two SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg750.14 11.11 .4.1 by appointment only: Phone 1968 SEWING MACHINE, nevtee. Nationally advertised 670x15 11.11 .47 ....-11• and 29 ~ .. On SOD~ ular $15 now $9.50. Cletith 993-52'11. 3-'-trc er been used. I am only askPlus Rocoppoblo Excht.,.. Brogan's Shop. phone 742brands 1o be sold lor storage 6, ltll, he wu united In mill'-GUARANI'EEDN&tlonwl• Gu.r...tte ing 135 and will accept $1.25 5806. 3-14-301c . rlqe. 111 Sorllh Bentz or Allred, and freight. Totals of $45 FURNISHED APARTMENT, weekly, Phone 992·26a5. ' 01110:. 'fo thll union was born each. Can he paid at $5 per couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave. 3-14-lfc month. We wilt deliver to oat da!!ahtor, Frances Ellen, HAPPY HOUR. Shenang Springs . . -- · Middleport, 993-5435. 3-10-tfc Nile Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Monwho werit ID be with Jesus at your home to sew on them IIi"" ~lila of ap. When a day thru Friday. Ladles night TWO BEDROOM house. Lincoln SINGER SEWLVG Machine in ID make sure that you are. new walnut sewing table, zig completely satisfied. Call m. every Friday. 2-6-tfc f01ior he accepted Christ Hill. Phone 992·5127. 3-ttfr za&. equipped ID buttonhole, 2336. as bla oovlour and joined lho 3-19-ltc monogram, overcast, fancy Allred Methodist Church, PENNY - O:lfE 1911 PENNY Repaired Assorted Now So4ll)ly Wide Ovah design, etc. Pay off 7 paywtdeh ho faithfully served to will pay for a brake adjus:- LARGE FOUR room aooriAdjustment Tires 1917 MUSTANG Fastback, 390, Just ~RRIVED! ment, bath. two minutes walk ments $5 each, Phone m. lbt ead. nu-1ng his sickness ment at Pomeroy Home & 4 speed. or take over payto courthouse. Shown by ap. ALL'SIZES 2685. 3-14-lfc he ntd;- "One of the harde.st Auto. 1·7-tr< ments. Thomaa Bul'llBhlde, pointment only. Phone 993.. .thlllla for me lD bear Is 1101 to 8118 E. Main St., Apt. 101, Po$12.00 h able to attend church as I COPPEH 2B to 35 cents a lb.. 3671 ask for. Bill Downie. 1964 PONTIAC Catalina Safari meroy. J.1Nip plus tax eacb 3-20-Stp r.avs ·~ to churt.h everatnce VB. automatic, 9 passenger brass 15 to IB cents a lb., ralwu a'little boy," He bore all station wagon, power brakes, diators 16 cents lb. Sell now FOUR ROOM furnished aparthit ·atekillsa and suffering Uke power steering, luggage rack. to Bill Bailey, Reedsville. Tupperw Ptalns, 0. ment, all utilities paid, $80. a-' pd' &oldlt:r of the cross, red and white, priced at Ohio. 3·20-IOtc Real Estate For Salt Phone 667-3682 992-278B . .wu a ldncl, devoted husband, Phone Phone 992-3975 'day and wholesale. 1953 Chevrolet Imand hlil compassion for those 992-2571 evenings. . 3-20-trc pala 2 door Sport Coupe, poWanted y,.. ~uv K_eeping Meigs with Whom he came In contac~ wer brakes, poWer steering, He loaves to mourn their loss, FIVE TO 30 ACRES. With or For Sale air conditioning, V8, automa2&. Guido'• AOR088 3. Weetem Gallio; Qfld bealdel hla wtdow, S&rlh, eour without buildinps on 992 ex- MOBIL HOME, IOx:iO, two bed· l.Punpnt loweet farm tic, priced at wholesale. 1985 RACINE - SliD STREET. One siJW's, Carrie Buroon, Alb- change. Phone 992·1264. 6. Kind ot note Mason Area t.AnJW rooms, coppertone kitchen, Mustang, VB, floor shill, white story concrete block store 26. Nourwrap S.Down: .,., 0.: Ml,yme Castle, Phoe3-1!).31" wall to wall carpet in living vinyl top, sharp, call 992· building, two 3 room and 11. prtllx lohe4 ' ·Informed As nix, Arizona; Ora Scheelter, 27. Back room. All gas appliances. bath. apartment, each rents Boothe •. l!lldiaUited 8547. Financing available. Columbus, 0.: E1ma Orr, The ANTIQUES. furniture. dishes. 7.Number 21. Toward. Luce Phone 992-2319. 3-7-121!1 Will sell or trade. 3-14-tfc for $50.00 per month, store IJ As so. Small 12. Blr<l I.Wuln Plains, O.,andabrother, Chermiscellaneous. Mrs. Howard occuoled by owner, good tn· 13. Melody Ie• D. Woode, Allred, 0.; seven Cecil, 800 W. Main St., PomeSINGER SEWING machine In ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, 14.0Iue I. Look vestment. $15,000.1111 ntec:..:s and lour nephews, and a Enfertained roy. 1·25-tfc t5.Dry,u ukanee lovely sewing table. Does all ' . rug washers, polishers and LANGSVILJ,E AREA - I! AChost of other relatives a n d wine 10. Weird REs _ One story S room regular sewing, plus dial genuine parts, call 992-3'180. ••. Forbid frlsnds, He openthloent!rellle Wanted " · Larp home with bath. dug well with equipped for fancy zig ZB8 3-15-!0tp . 17. Arid truckl !P. .A~s and 1\letas Counties 18. Frequenlo BABYSimNG by the day in 18. lo!ark•r 37. ""~,_. water sySterii.' other oul bufld. designs, ~ bqi\<Jnholes, over· · ~' UVO!I u TIA>irs · m·y'flonie. Phone 992'631li. 21 . Indefinite It. J'lower quarrel cast. etc. Only 6 monthly p,jy. SOUTHERN PLANTS, Ofder inf• . Bargain $2.250.00. ~;'o~: for some 20 years. utlelo :10. Frlpten 38. Pacific 3-19-3tp ments of $1.67 per week. now, cabbage, tomaloea, pep- POMEROY- UNION AVE.28.Dtotr.u pine 21.FtnlJnill the lut 17 months he . ...port 39. God <If One story 5 room frame Phone 993-2685. 3-5-tfc pers, aweel potatoes. Phone · had been able ID II" about and HOUSEWORK by day or week. :U. Slap Jove: Gr. home. modem kitchen. with --• 1143-2693, Charles R. Harris; 28.1snd a helllinK hand wherever Call 993-SJ80 3-19-Stn SINGER SEWING machine, \'· PorUand, Ohio. 3-l~tc built-In cookin~ unit. bath. gaa - . ! , In the words of Paul, · so.~ sews forward and reverse. furnace beating, basement, It could be slid, "He has -31. Hautboy NOTICI TO IIDDIII a; fllupt i good light, He hu flo- DESK CLERK, male or fe- Zig zag equipped lo button-- SINUER ZIG ZAG sewing rna- 1•roe lot. $11.000.011. 12. Vebkle In aec:artliaco With Netloa lrl.. .. libod the course, II• bu kiD! male, over 50. must bt able , chine, needs no cams. All VIRGIL or HELEN~ TEAFORD hole, monogram, darn, etc. of the nviHd code INied bLdl u. Perform tt. ncelved 1JJ the · ~ . eo.atr. : the 1a1111, Tbereloie there 1J to Uve 'in. Apply in tierson at Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay. :u. Britllh b!Jil~ln features.. Makes but· ln-3325 Commlu!oncn: at ~11 S.utto.P lm(ltrllllot a crown ofrlah-aswhleb Oblo Hotel. 3-20-&tc Pomero)', Ohlo, a\ lt:OO A.ll. _O l AIM"' A1btrt M. Cox, linker ments $6.76 each or $30 cas~, tonholes. fancy designs, sews otottamon rU 1. 1118. for 10"" tou ot, t:lfo..,"' lbt Lord, the rllbleoua .... Phone 993-26a5. 3-5-tfc on buttons etc. Pay $5 per BtJ-3830 IT.Pronoun 6T IP'lv.l ~-tel - co Pen~tnt; oblll &Lve at that c~~.r." tO. Kr. Buill. uulhed. · · . 1- '''• • •· 11101tlh or pay balance d u e Public S.le A.P'I'Jtle to b. loade ~ lliilt.,_ , vmand A precious one from Ul has WEST Hi~hland White Terriers, $47.22. Free home demonstraor 1toelr. pill "hen '"-""ted, b)t 'fie : • Countv ll:qlnnr. .,,; · Nack and sliver, Miniature tion, Call 1193-3218. 3-15-6tc PUBUC AUCTION Mltel1•l to meet en requiNIMn.ta .,.. , tl-Omreal Business Services A W>i<e we loved 11 atUied, IN ORIER to oettle the estate of 4{,J'ormal under Slltl HiJIIWay S~lfk:aUa• - • Schnauzers. Miniature. PoCJd. FRFE BffiLE OFFER: Infor703.0$. ,.~ A pisco Ia ...,ant In our home Jes. Little Barkaroo Kennels, SOLID STATE STEREO, 1967 mative, interesting. Write Box tho late Dalla PhWIPa we will The Counb C6mmtulonen rtHne!: te.Brotk Whk:h aover can be filled, liM t1Jht to reJect eny or all "111 ...., Cooivllle. 667·3654. 3-J.2.10tc . walnut stereo oomole wlllt 4 333. Pomeroy. sell at Public Auction her e... t7. Toplller 3-20-3lp MAITMA CIIAMIIII, CllriJ ., , .. Twill BO-ll'd M COUitty COMIIIIJJ........... tire lot of household furniture, speakers, 4 speed automatic a.ao1 3·11 ate · : God hu nut promlled oldeo ceyolol electric IPI>IIancea, ant!que1 HOUSE for sale In Clifton. changer. Take over payments RADIO and TV llepeir, Cbarleo liwayo blue, tt.B&vor ADd other itema too numeroua Beautiful private home. for of $5 per month or pay ba 1· E. Bowles, Rutland, Oblo. IO.ADolnt: Flower-otrewn PBII>wt¥8 all ID mendon, S.turda,y, lforch children. slx rooms (three ance t67.30. Call 992-,1213. Call 743-4738. 3-17-&tp ' CMOr lbes thi'OU()!. 23, 1968 start~.., ot I 0:30a.m. bedrooms), divided basement, 3-15-6tc But He bu Promloed - ~liieltod on state -121.. or JIOWJf play room and shower. Two LOGAN FIRE & SAFE'!". I.Beha... No more heutache, 110 more SOlem St., In Rutland, Ohio. lots 50 x IIIII; 12 x 18 bam. STEREO. Beautiful AM & FM EQUIPMENT. sales and serI. Hint AND FURtllTURE sorrow, Wat<h for IUCb'on l!inO. Cot>Property fenced ln. Inquire maple stereo just received vice Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3, REPAIR SiRYICI · No more worry, DO moneare, alstlng Q( a complete llno of DAILY CBYP'l'OQUO!E-II!n't bow tci work It: at Blanche Compsoo, Cliffrom overslocked company, soec'ial prices on extinguishNo more partlDI. no more &XYDLBA .. llB hoUiohold furniture, liectrlo Tho Oldest. Shop In the ton. 3-I.JO!e will sell at dealers cost. Price ers for boats. trallers a n d Wlll>lDg, to LONOPIILLOW UP.a. e~tf,llbllsbed in 10.• cal allaM••• •nd~a, lind '114.95 or monthly payments. homes. Dwlgbt Logan 992No more burdena,hardtobear; 0.. letlor limply -tor .-.,,Ia lhto 1U1J11e A II uood other ltema too numerous ID prODLE PUPPIES. AKC To)' can 912-3218. 3-15-6tc KNOTT$ ' 3821, Cllarles Marsball I9J. lo7 llle thno Uo, X for the lwo O'o, ole. 111D1Jo 1ettera, • Joy IDCIIllhtand!IUCeforever, mention. Some of the furniture miniature, $'15 and UD. stud tropldeo, lbt 1oqth llld , _ of llle won1o ara all hiDII. Followahlll aroiUid the Utrone, &3M, Max Eichinger 11112-5528. UPHOLSTEIIING and IOPPllancos are liOW and all service and groomin~. Phone 11161 CHEVY IMPALA, 1956 Doell dl.y the · - ... dllf~ And eternal endless agea, Lawrence Eblin IIUI24. 1163 ....... "-••are In vecy aood coodlllon. ,. . 992-5443 II 3 tic "•• GMC Pickup, garden tractor 44f.1917 •• 446-1211 .rued with blosslngo now ..,. s.31).30tc Terms casb. Mrs. Dolla PhUo _· _ _ __ • • I. Knotts, Jr.. Mt•. and table saw. Phone :147-21&1. l'l'TB QYKI' TQ'l'O .IIIHL '1'1111'0 YBTH, llllo .(decoued), OwMr, Salem "O'l'ATOES. Clarence Prollill, ' S.l5-51c 3 20 Ill: C. C. BRADFORD St., Rutland, Ohio; Mra. F, W, Portland Phone 11411-2251. ZW QYK LTOZI''l' RY U'l'R YK ZH AUCI'IoNIER Wilcox, maDager for tho cle11 3 tfc HAY, Phone 185-19'12. Clarence RI'l' OYI'DL.-N'l'I'I'YDL Complete Service ceased. Lunch will be served. C.rd Of Thanks Neutzllng, State Rl. 148. Write, Plooae or Coalacl lllu71 Alban,-· Gak COAL. heavy. lumo stoker, egg y_,-. ~~ III:ROE8 om HCYr KAKIC OUR Dyn. 88 4allDr::h~1!~~~:~~~ ~ Spotlc" J.l9-8tp IIIII, Ohio, Not re8PODIIble tor Crill Bracllord LIBIIR'l'lll8: T1111Y BUT RBI'LI!C'l'ID AND ILI.oUilTliA'I'· IINOOESsES IJVRING 1111 recent Power Steering, and mine run. Excelsior Salt liD TJIIIK-(I&IIJ'IIILD. Jlaelllt, Oldo ""ddonta. hol!>ltallzatlon were oppreclo brakc6 Automati~ Works Inc., E. Main St .. Po- io ACRE FARiol; 5 room ltouu. I 1 tfc Owned by IO<JI ,Ott a 20 2tc lied. A IJIOCIIi thanks to tho IIIII _ , , . . . , NOTIC_I TO IIDDIII . ,;ero/ Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tlc bath, driD•d weD; city water, wltb S61:Uon 30'7.8e Holzer lloll>ltal Sllif, Dr.llloi'FAST FARM TIRE SERVICI!!. of Jnthoac:CorUnce 66 Olds levlNd Cod.e, ltlaed bldl will • lap pond. New pol• bam, 1J811 AIR CONDmONING Refrlger· PII and Dr, Rhodes, to tho Pomeroy Home and AU\0. Toron:ado IMI ncelnd bJ tbe Md11 Counb For Rent MOBIL HOME, 8x35, excellent Commllllonert, at 10:00 A.ll. on April well, 1~ .miles out of Cbeller. !lard Top. aUon ser\Olce. Jack's Refrigblood donors, and those who 4 ROOM and bath unfurnished 11-M-Tli'C 1, Ul&l, for \he fonowlnc llmntone condition. Completely furnishdWoning. , .12,500, Phone lll$-3l41. Hat eat"dJ and visited me. and eration, New Haven. hllllt anre.11te1 to be loaded from bllll apartment. Phone IJ92.5385. mile~. As clean a ed. fl850.00. · Call 993-11262. . J.JNtp the ll'lllJ,)' others who 111isted 181-20'19. 1 a tfe PROFESSIQNAL Color TV and ~ou~b";~!lD~:,~· requnted by tJM Js onywhere. It Is . J.IJ.Ifc a-28-30tfc me and m,y lamll¥. equipped wilh AM·Fl\1 ••·--, House ""'' tono No.II"' ~c:u Hl·fl service. 4j500 'O N ot" No. 15 FOOT Lone star Ubi-a l!lua READY • 1\IIX concrete dellv· io, windoWI, power Edgar Thomas calls 111 Pomeroy lind Middle""' ton• .c No. • FURNISHED apartment, 5. UlT Jn Mason. 60l200 on paved ,__ 8000 tont Of Crud!.er R•n steering wheel . boat, trailer, .iO bp Mercllr)' ~0-111: ered right to your project. port; " on eolor 'IV. ChuCu All tndtd •unr•t. to raeet tht rooms and bath, Harold Newalmod an)'lhil>l eloo street. Call Mason '1'13-5203. outboal'd motor. Uprlibt pl· TV Service, 15%'B1Jlternut, Po- requirement. under St.t. Hltbwu Fast and tall'Free eoll-offers. Old's fineat ell, Cllester, Phone 985-3350. 3-13-12tc 8peellleaUon 10:U~. : WISH to I' Xt end m,y sincere ano, good ~tillil. Phone matea Phone 1193-3JM, GOII' series and tbie meroy, Phone Bft.SOIO. The COUD\1 CGmmluioll.era nNrVe 3-12-tfc t - s to alllhoH who helped •1• ..,p Ult' rilht. tu rd: ct any or all bkll. 149-3752; 3-19-81c lein &.edy - Mix Co., Mld\U&SUPER STIJFF, sure nul! ----=-===";;;, .... ,:;;,.' MARTHA CHAMIIII, Chrlc durq the sickness and death porl, ohio. e 1111 t1e -NOTICI ON f!LIM (Nil tliVI•TOili' IOir• of C:eunt, Cemmi"i""rt 1 or Ill)' beloved husband, Colo- FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM That's Blne Lu•tre lor clea!>- REGISTERED Hereford bull. , AND A,IAIIIMINT , 3-Jal :J.J'I Jlc! APARTMENT, Middleport, TIM! ltl.. If Dtl... _.. C:.dty ing rugs and upholstery. Rent nel E. Woode. I w.-to e8J>OOPhone 742--5681. 3-20-31p BUDGET PRICI!! furnltnre em ,,. . . Cour:t phone 992-3174. 3-1tfc electric shampooer tt. Baker iall: thanl< Mr. and Mrs. H. A. To tbe llltcU~ tr MmiD.IW'ator our third floor budJel shop. of th• e1Lite1 to sucb of lbe ~Dow· C<Jie and Mr. and Mrs, Veri B. Furniture. J.l8o6tc PALOMINO ridlnc horse. Gen· a •n re.kltDU .of tbe Stahl ol 'aker Furniture. Mlddl• . lrll 01110, via:-U.. IUI'VlYW ,pouw, thl TutUo lor all their kindno" FURNISHED and unfurnished Ue. $ZOO. Phone II8UIIS. ae•t ., 111.a, tbe biDtfteiN'iet an4... Oblo. ' 21 lfe apartments. Clote to school. NINE ROOM bouse, I~ batm. and ho)Jllng care for him while t.iJe WUJ; and to tbe litotlll')' or at· s-~tp Phone stU434. 10-IB·tfc· Large lot. Racine. Phone Mf. tomt 11 ,..,,...u~;tt M1 o1 the he wa• W; the soloiat. Florence SEWING MACHINES, repair atol't!menuoattt puaon~: ~nceri Rev. Pearl Caato, the 3752 alter I p.m. S,19-81c JPECIAL, TV Fish Tank, gra· ·-vice. an . m.atet. WY 2Orrin R. H•Nik!itfr, Kldclltpori, pallbearers. aJl the flower cbn- LARGE Ove room and ~ath · \lei plants, llah, lli ceniJ. ~. The Fabrlc Shop, PoD '9",:ou are"': H.i.b, no&k.d till\ u.. · apal'lnW!III. newly de<'OratM, 1966 PONTIAC CalaUna, two ora, 11114 the beautUul carda, Ja.,entorr aM Appreiaemlllt of .the HoUle of .Wllson, fll'll road eroy. Authorized Singer Biles ' ••Ute of the arorementlolied, d~trt~ll· furnace heal. Pomerov, and lilo White Funeral Homo. door hardtop. One owner. ~­ ·N · late o1 ..SG C.OUntJ, wu fllld lelt below Pleasant Point liePhone '11112-5317. : .;.lfc and service. We Sh...,.. iJtUtll coUrt. &aid llwentar)' and AP· !;orah w oocle cellent condition. Phone 1ft. . 1-..J.JI.t(c ' •• .....~.-. ..., wW 1M for h11rlq Msort. 'Phone 6'i5-IIMI5. J-10-lotc Sc 320111: 2'1111. J.tm JINWI~:t. (~~ CC!Uri\; on ~· _:tttJI daJ ot " Mareb, ....._.It 10.0 , o'Clock A.M. FURNISHED GARAGE APART· FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, EXPERT Motorcycle a.~ Any pertOn deilrlnt to 11.. _n:9P· ""i • IICtU U.ereto 81 ~ rue UMm et- t.ut MI'J\'t'r on · Lincoln Rib, Ad• baf!lwood floors, o:~cellenl ~y Home an4 Auto. .''" · ••>1 priOr ta &M datt ,., for ulil 111\ty, phone 112-3111. IIIJ ·'8'I'EIU!» tad!O•. ~... · stiipe' lnalde and out. Alumln1-11-301e 'tton • ..._n<looillo ,..r,lut con' , ll..Jl.'lTC lie~~:! under my band ancl ""' pi ?HERE wlU be a gun shoot _ _.,..._,..,. , , · ,, · qkl , Court. Ulkl It d•~r of ll.rch ., -'~-, t(!It. ',1'1111 ~""' ~c um sldln8, storm · windows, Sunday), Marcb 21, beginning EXP,J!:RT ENd~''11)NE UP, 1 ' 011· '""" c. tACq!l ..,.... at ..,... at· the Foll<ed llun apartment . . - ,.. . ft.~ piUI ..... r-•-"" II needecl • C"'""' .. rll: _,•Akl C:IMift'•• sportsajatl Club. Everyone Is Pomeroy Home 'li Auto. •• .,. .. c. ,. ...... • ,ptite, f'o!neroy. Phone or P8J • • f'booe 11112-3'111. Pomeroy.. 11-30-'I'FC ...... ..... . . wtleoollf. S.IHic $-10-tfe ' '4411<! 3-10-Stf 3·J3; :J.JIO \ .! ;},; , '(lr-\ • ... Q( Alllhony WMPO 5.55 P01ER0f HOME. AND AUTO "'*"' TIRES TIRES!! . CLYDE KUHN Cueltlfl fittltt $16.50 & $18.50 All Reaular Sizes S12.SO John W. VanMeter INFORMATION NEWS presents ·LOCAL REPORU .. DAILY 7:50 .A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. t JIW·..,.._ ....... } Well I ..... 22.- ,w: ~ t'" · _.... - .... -- - UPHOLSTERING · - .&~······ ·--.1 .· iutl .Pw.llc Site Sit. •rch 23 1:09 ~ m. Notice -E BBD~ . ..,:rt' . ~ ,. .. =..~;.t':,..:: Cll l'• -•· •' :,. .'";::: la~e ·~ . -- ' WEN~!AKe MYAWICe. DON'TTM~ '!QJRM!LF nAMAN. ~- ' AT DAILY CROSSWORD - IT'!; NO!' NECeeeAAY - .. - .. ~•..... h ..t "l '"""' MM.I! TALK. ABOUT 1'1Gfl'f MOtJEY! DICKIE AND l WILL LIVC WITH MY WIDOWED AUNT UNTlL I EARN MY DEGREE. �""·,· ' WI I .... " Cvt .... " " " . . 11SDA - · c.or Reqrlired To. Piau/ , c.., .,.. c.,.,,'IIN, ,. JlMit '· .,.ntttln. USDA CHOICE .... ,•. (lk OIIUWJ ' It- . . .,. .. .-1-. . . .,. . . . . , . _1. . ~ (lc 011 l.aWJ ,_.,.._ . . . . . , .. "SultliiiNW. Y10 couW Will .. _, .,... jl,~;~ K.....,_Ir~ - oodolllho juicy, Polish Sausage lh. 59~ '""""'' Rib ROtut .....,,.. 10 ,.........., ,. ,........ "Chicken Parts" - ! IDNILESS Roll Roast ......,. w A,_ Slor Ploco -,,....... 5ono 1 Sovo HID IV,~.~' ~- lib...,. Jtc I $1.19 Bacon . •. ;;::.· $1.17 ...... Ill. . . - CreaQ\ Pies .: : ~ · 4 \:.: $1 ! • 1PIWIURY PLAIN I Tissue 39c Fl 5 v...... Ice Cream . .. . . . cr1n. 59c ~ 39c ~ 0111 I ""'ltllt 1~ IMiw Coffee ---------------· ~ $OPT ai.UI 10111111' - (4c 011 LIMIJ ....... 4lt Vienna Fingers K_._,...lllo Bread . . . . . . . .. . •. . . . . 4 ,-., ..... 41c CoffeeMate .......... 2 =. $1 '• = IMt llo) 49e •All Fla..,.CanNIIIon Instant Breakfast------~=. 69c ··. .'! .~ . . . .,.. . . ~;'I. >' ~ ·, l . f I·;. ...........=-·;..go .. ...... -· ·~"··= lltt ..........==. . , , ' ,: ~ ' . ··, lt'f•:~)iiem ... a·ptoo~llmj -.ye've ri~a ~ of,tlipuJht. l .• • , •· w. iliiftic we·Jl&ve ,tliel~wer. We have ·~er:• · · > ·•. ' ,.-" ' 3 With - ,........Ceup1n 74e ' I • . ''. . •, ·r. }, . Exp. 3121118 • . ' Slltl~h· .A!Bc.' . . ~ I ~. ' ' '. ,.,., ..._ $1.1fl II - Cornlf!on ac ..... ......=: 1- ... • ·: ,_· ' ,,. . ... ~-.... ·- . .• ' . _; • •" '•~ ~ -~ ' ..,_ . . . \' •'· ' ' _ ... ,.._, ·-... - ......... II IXTM TOP VALUI STAMPS . 1' Sliced 1... , • YMJmu MILD I I..IIJ. MELLOW ... C·IA NT PRIC E REDUCTIO~~S A T A &P SAVES CASH 1 1 1: Clna II..... Me Ne llllrplt • ' ':' 'J7c Iller llltrp•l • . :: 34c · ,• '" ElfeCll\re? No more pmble. ., ~and 19U&rer &ue bec:iuie "We c.re." .' l!oll'-.ec. i..t~~o.P~ AIPf-lt'a 0111 4f ~~. ' UVEA . ' ··• , '\· .... .... :: ... UVb ,. ' ( Tarter Lee .......... nc ........... ~...:.... Pelt ...... ··~- • Cltlcl• Lip ........... --.-~-,--CAL-VU......;;.-W.--11101=""'' •IHM ....,,,11 ••• .. ., IHIItrlpl fir lriiiiiJ .. • We put the best aide' dbw.n. .·.· . -. ' · ~ ·iide you don't als. 'luaran~ tb be equal tq " or better thiJ1 the sjde you ,!=Ill;~· 1, •.,.,, Dry Milk---------·------!:: 79c 'Cake M'txes ....... --- 3 -..,.. 74c IUIIillllll lnttont ... •• • \ . "I,. co""""' Willi Moo-or ~ Pill....., "; ' iliiOii;,Jd'·'-' '"''· ,J, ' Evaporated Milk ·•. . •. 6 :. 89c Drinks.............. 4 ,......... .... $1 Margarine I ·lib Steaks ao.::E • '"'99' Pork. Chops ~ . .79' ~ ,.~..~teak·t·~-Jpo11a &Ood.l1u~ ~ tk-bottom •II bone and fat! ~· :· ' :·¥ '." ' ~··. ..• , .~ '·'' Comatlon Tloo C1odc - 5 Vorlolln qq_ .)"QU·.w,':'\RKT~ f: .~ PIWIURY CMI MIXIS $1.19 : ., ....._ ..l.., C!.. f . "ts . . . . . .2. ,....... BISCUI .. 39c < ' ' . (Ill 0111 __ I Y.ou ean lee,·'' ~tllli 'top~4e ot-~·"*'fwt n~ t~ bQttom. . 101LET TIIIUI. 25e .... 1'1111 C..•• * q ..Jiil/es /-roll pkg. Morko-MoNollllatUior GALA Napkins • ..,. 29c (7c K_.lldm., Flour ...... cn.UP ;:g .. ' ~,... HI•. NU M'lk I ••• 2~ ~ .....~. 89c 1.. 39c Tissue C:.Untry CIW All fl•¥tr1 Plain I S.R. K,.... """ .... 27c lb. Waldorf Pot Pies . . . . . . . 5 ~;. $1 bag Tissue ~cnic ~ast ----------- -AIIYorlotloo ' lb. AUIIORA AN Vartolfn .'' , ~II:' . fi 'IXTIIA TOP VALUI STNM'$ wlllt thlo IIIII ""d~ ol 1 ..... IIAFOOD I' c WHOLE .... YOUNG TURKEYS t: ,'!.?.~.'!.~. •35' Fnnh Whtlo ~RN ·Fresh ERS ROASTING CHICKENS PIIUf GROUND MUTt ••• $uchor w - , _ Slor Sklnlm Breasts . . . lb. 59c Whiting Coffee ..$1.3.~ - 59c Fish Sticks . ~ 98c Weiners ... '!: 49c , ..... ,rrlnt Stilt MAJCWIU. IIOUSI ,... ., { "Super- Right" Meatsl s.chlr "Ciulltry Style" Roll Thighs . . . . ... 49e Perch . . . '!. $1.89 Sausage . . . 2..... 89c lb. ~ Perch . . . . . ... 49c Bologna . . . ... 49c Fmh Frrlnt Livers .. ~ .. ., ,.·, 59c -,.... • ·- r . I ... 'm · ....... ' LISI'IRINE ANTISII'TIC ' ,' ':, -~. ~ ·, '· . . . ' ' K_.AitVorlotloo l•o IIMISCO Merry Makers 45c uatOf 1111' C - MEIN BiPack ..... 99c AIIF..._c....Peas ................. . 6 !:- $1 ; ......................... --- -· Cookies ... 39c ' Slender ...........•.•••• ~. 89c - - W. K. Yellow K_. Br""' Corn . . . . . . . . . . 5 !';:' $1 Fmtolo'o Moot, Llvtr, Chid<'" Tomato Soup . . . . •. . . • 10 ':'.;.; $1 - , _ . , - .. Slltlllo Dog FoOd . . . . . . . •••••• 7 Beans ......... 5 ~ $1 Fritld•'• M11r .. cU.. K._,lrood Catsup 5 ~$1 Kidney Beans . 3 :."; ·89c Dog Food . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. :· 65c Fmtolo'o Clll- or Ll.,< Sw"' T...t Sllcod ' ' .......... . . ' I ................. 3 No. I'\ .e1 .Pork & Beans . 3 ::"~ 89c Cat Food ......... -.---. 1 !:; $1 P meappe Calgon Bouquet ........................ Fresh, Crisp Fmh StrawberrieH . . . . 59c Calgonite Giant 83c 39c t/·: •. 1 ji. Celery • Genuine Golden Crown . 10lb. 49c Calgon plot Idahos Calgonite f ' I 99 ... c Bucket Steak ... 99c E·Z Carve 41c ,_,.,... t·' . " - .. Ground Chuck ... 69c Krwgor'o , _ . Clullltr Modess 39c lkt...... ....... lolt 'ii .... llliYWt' .,..,.., '". """' " - to moko ..,. It moth 1llolr USDA CHOICE lor ....... · • · _ . Zest Soap ,..., .... .... an ....., . "SunTMINCIO" "'"'" ~ ....... .._ ........,..., w corolullr """"" toy U. I. Dope- fll Apicullurw ..,.m 49e 1oon ·· -~ ' •••, lh. Top Job 3 u... ~~ wftilo. Gil........, '· 0. Joai 12. W.l""'; C.., ........ U.S.D.A. CHDICI HIF: K_. ' USDA CHCMCE loool ........ -- ... II, """ yw'll ..... """' Salurdly. Mri .. .. ., Chuck Roast ·-·-*Cvt ~ "luroTNIII!IO" - Center Cut • Bu The .Piece •••• . bag l9c each Fmlt - Turnips ... 2-•. 29c . Aspar'dgUS .. 39c .....,;& Peat Moss. 6 ~~- $4.49 Ml ttTL" 111 _~...... Jjeat .......... ~ s~e O.Uon Sets . . . . t·lbo. 39e . ' ., 14! IXTM TOP VALUI STAMP.~ with .... IIIII 110tciM,. ol I t.IS.OL fUbo 'IPIDDIIfl' or STII.IPi 'niO!lii'Am! . Zip. 3/2111111 ' .. ' -., A' ' l • .a~.or lt ·fileri,. Toilat.is . ... a LeJr'Lelt•ce ~. . • . ·if lkW R.. Petatoa • 5:C4t. ' - ' ., ... 475 EXTRA PLAID STAMP �""·,· ' WI I .... " Cvt .... " " " . . 11SDA - · c.or Reqrlired To. Piau/ , c.., .,.. c.,.,,'IIN, ,. JlMit '· .,.ntttln. USDA CHOICE .... ,•. (lk OIIUWJ ' It- . . .,. .. .-1-. . . .,. . . . . , . _1. . ~ (lc 011 l.aWJ ,_.,.._ . . . . . , .. "SultliiiNW. Y10 couW Will .. _, .,... jl,~;~ K.....,_Ir~ - oodolllho juicy, Polish Sausage lh. 59~ '""""'' Rib ROtut .....,,.. 10 ,.........., ,. ,........ "Chicken Parts" - ! IDNILESS Roll Roast ......,. w A,_ Slor Ploco -,,....... 5ono 1 Sovo HID IV,~.~' ~- lib...,. Jtc I $1.19 Bacon . •. ;;::.· $1.17 ...... Ill. . . - CreaQ\ Pies .: : ~ · 4 \:.: $1 ! • 1PIWIURY PLAIN I Tissue 39c Fl 5 v...... Ice Cream . .. . . . cr1n. 59c ~ 39c ~ 0111 I ""'ltllt 1~ IMiw Coffee ---------------· ~ $OPT ai.UI 10111111' - (4c 011 LIMIJ ....... 4lt Vienna Fingers K_._,...lllo Bread . . . . . . . .. . •. . . . . 4 ,-., ..... 41c CoffeeMate .......... 2 =. $1 '• = IMt llo) 49e •All Fla..,.CanNIIIon Instant Breakfast------~=. 69c ··. .'! .~ . . . .,.. . . ~;'I. >' ~ ·, l . f I·;. ...........=-·;..go .. ...... -· ·~"··= lltt ..........==. . , , ' ,: ~ ' . ··, lt'f•:~)iiem ... a·ptoo~llmj -.ye've ri~a ~ of,tlipuJht. l .• • , •· w. iliiftic we·Jl&ve ,tliel~wer. We have ·~er:• · · > ·•. ' ,.-" ' 3 With - ,........Ceup1n 74e ' I • . ''. . •, ·r. }, . Exp. 3121118 • . ' Slltl~h· .A!Bc.' . . ~ I ~. ' ' '. ,.,., ..._ $1.1fl II - Cornlf!on ac ..... ......=: 1- ... • ·: ,_· ' ,,. . ... ~-.... ·- . .• ' . _; • •" '•~ ~ -~ ' ..,_ . . . \' •'· ' ' _ ... ,.._, ·-... - ......... II IXTM TOP VALUI STAMPS . 1' Sliced 1... , • YMJmu MILD I I..IIJ. MELLOW ... C·IA NT PRIC E REDUCTIO~~S A T A &P SAVES CASH 1 1 1: Clna II..... Me Ne llllrplt • ' ':' 'J7c Iller llltrp•l • . :: 34c · ,• '" ElfeCll\re? No more pmble. ., ~and 19U&rer &ue bec:iuie "We c.re." .' l!oll'-.ec. i..t~~o.P~ AIPf-lt'a 0111 4f ~~. ' UVEA . ' ··• , '\· .... .... :: ... UVb ,. ' ( Tarter Lee .......... nc ........... ~...:.... Pelt ...... ··~- • Cltlcl• Lip ........... --.-~-,--CAL-VU......;;.-W.--11101=""'' •IHM ....,,,11 ••• .. ., IHIItrlpl fir lriiiiiJ .. • We put the best aide' dbw.n. .·.· . -. ' · ~ ·iide you don't als. 'luaran~ tb be equal tq " or better thiJ1 the sjde you ,!=Ill;~· 1, •.,.,, Dry Milk---------·------!:: 79c 'Cake M'txes ....... --- 3 -..,.. 74c IUIIillllll lnttont ... •• • \ . "I,. co""""' Willi Moo-or ~ Pill....., "; ' iliiOii;,Jd'·'-' '"''· ,J, ' Evaporated Milk ·•. . •. 6 :. 89c Drinks.............. 4 ,......... .... $1 Margarine I ·lib Steaks ao.::E • '"'99' Pork. Chops ~ . .79' ~ ,.~..~teak·t·~-Jpo11a &Ood.l1u~ ~ tk-bottom •II bone and fat! ~· :· ' :·¥ '." ' ~··. ..• , .~ '·'' Comatlon Tloo C1odc - 5 Vorlolln qq_ .)"QU·.w,':'\RKT~ f: .~ PIWIURY CMI MIXIS $1.19 : ., ....._ ..l.., C!.. f . "ts . . . . . .2. ,....... BISCUI .. 39c < ' ' . (Ill 0111 __ I Y.ou ean lee,·'' ~tllli 'top~4e ot-~·"*'fwt n~ t~ bQttom. . 101LET TIIIUI. 25e .... 1'1111 C..•• * q ..Jiil/es /-roll pkg. Morko-MoNollllatUior GALA Napkins • ..,. 29c (7c K_.lldm., Flour ...... cn.UP ;:g .. ' ~,... HI•. NU M'lk I ••• 2~ ~ .....~. 89c 1.. 39c Tissue C:.Untry CIW All fl•¥tr1 Plain I S.R. K,.... """ .... 27c lb. Waldorf Pot Pies . . . . . . . 5 ~;. $1 bag Tissue ~cnic ~ast ----------- -AIIYorlotloo ' lb. AUIIORA AN Vartolfn .'' , ~II:' . fi 'IXTIIA TOP VALUI STNM'$ wlllt thlo IIIII ""d~ ol 1 ..... IIAFOOD I' c WHOLE .... YOUNG TURKEYS t: ,'!.?.~.'!.~. •35' Fnnh Whtlo ~RN ·Fresh ERS ROASTING CHICKENS PIIUf GROUND MUTt ••• $uchor w - , _ Slor Sklnlm Breasts . . . lb. 59c Whiting Coffee ..$1.3.~ - 59c Fish Sticks . ~ 98c Weiners ... '!: 49c , ..... ,rrlnt Stilt MAJCWIU. IIOUSI ,... ., { "Super- Right" Meatsl s.chlr "Ciulltry Style" Roll Thighs . . . . ... 49e Perch . . . '!. $1.89 Sausage . . . 2..... 89c lb. ~ Perch . . . . . ... 49c Bologna . . . ... 49c Fmh Frrlnt Livers .. ~ .. ., ,.·, 59c -,.... • ·- r . I ... 'm · ....... ' LISI'IRINE ANTISII'TIC ' ,' ':, -~. ~ ·, '· . . . ' ' K_.AitVorlotloo l•o IIMISCO Merry Makers 45c uatOf 1111' C - MEIN BiPack ..... 99c AIIF..._c....Peas ................. . 6 !:- $1 ; ......................... --- -· Cookies ... 39c ' Slender ...........•.•••• ~. 89c - - W. K. Yellow K_. Br""' Corn . . . . . . . . . . 5 !';:' $1 Fmtolo'o Moot, Llvtr, Chid<'" Tomato Soup . . . . •. . . • 10 ':'.;.; $1 - , _ . , - .. Slltlllo Dog FoOd . . . . . . . •••••• 7 Beans ......... 5 ~ $1 Fritld•'• M11r .. cU.. K._,lrood Catsup 5 ~$1 Kidney Beans . 3 :."; ·89c Dog Food . .. . . . . . . . . . . .. :· 65c Fmtolo'o Clll- or Ll.,< Sw"' T...t Sllcod ' ' .......... . . ' I ................. 3 No. I'\ .e1 .Pork & Beans . 3 ::"~ 89c Cat Food ......... -.---. 1 !:; $1 P meappe Calgon Bouquet ........................ Fresh, Crisp Fmh StrawberrieH . . . . 59c Calgonite Giant 83c 39c t/·: •. 1 ji. Celery • Genuine Golden Crown . 10lb. 49c Calgon plot Idahos Calgonite f ' I 99 ... c Bucket Steak ... 99c E·Z Carve 41c ,_,.,... t·' . " - .. Ground Chuck ... 69c Krwgor'o , _ . Clullltr Modess 39c lkt...... ....... lolt 'ii .... llliYWt' .,..,.., '". """' " - to moko ..,. It moth 1llolr USDA CHOICE lor ....... · • · _ . Zest Soap ,..., .... .... an ....., . "SunTMINCIO" "'"'" ~ ....... .._ ........,..., w corolullr """"" toy U. I. Dope- fll Apicullurw ..,.m 49e 1oon ·· -~ ' •••, lh. Top Job 3 u... ~~ wftilo. Gil........, '· 0. Joai 12. W.l""'; C.., ........ U.S.D.A. CHDICI HIF: K_. ' USDA CHCMCE loool ........ -- ... II, """ yw'll ..... """' Salurdly. Mri .. .. ., Chuck Roast ·-·-*Cvt ~ "luroTNIII!IO" - Center Cut • Bu The .Piece •••• . bag l9c each Fmlt - Turnips ... 2-•. 29c . Aspar'dgUS .. 39c .....,;& Peat Moss. 6 ~~- $4.49 Ml ttTL" 111 _~...... Jjeat .......... ~ s~e O.Uon Sets . . . . t·lbo. 39e . ' ., 14! IXTM TOP VALUI STAMP.~ with .... IIIII 110tciM,. ol I t.IS.OL fUbo 'IPIDDIIfl' or STII.IPi 'niO!lii'Am! . Zip. 3/2111111 ' .. ' -., A' ' l • .a~.or lt ·fileri,. Toilat.is . ... a LeJr'Lelt•ce ~. . • . ·if lkW R.. Petatoa • 5:C4t. ' - ' ., ... 475 EXTRA PLAID STAMP �.~· ' ' ounced':. ·?:··:;:::::;:;.;:,:;:;:::::::::~::::::::·: ; :;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::~:·: · ' , ~~· spr!og rally '11i•l:l"iCt' 'jS i !"~ lliiii(IUIICod Particl&>i'tlon In the was pi~ when Theoo "·~~=:~lr~CouncU I' 11. n.ugbters 'or met MOniltlf night at the IOOF halL Edith Wakei3 ol Marietta, dl.. trict dePuty, in a co1nmunieatlon to tilt council, an&'IOWM!ed that lhe ralb wUL be held at Beverly Place Leilyn 'Rail, 86 Wooster 'St. in Marte\~ on ·May 23 with the Golilen Gleem cOuncil as the host unl~ Dinner will be· &er\'Oll at 5:30 ' t~.m. at Beverly Place and local co1,1ncll member reservations are to be matle with Mrs. Margaret Seldenabel before May 20. The di,nner will be $2.08. 'Mrs. Wakely ~nno4.JDCed&Drac­ dce Cor district officers, escorts, and other Dersonnel of events to ·be held SuiH:ta,y, May 5 at 1:30 p.m. at l!J! TIIPPers Plains hall. All deputJifs, state officers, past $lite officer• and commltlee cltakmen for the s~ate and district good f.\1 the order commit· tee are to be present, Mn. Wakeij.· ooted in her communica- tions. Slw requested that rrom the local council Della Stahl serve at the "guess what" table, and Cora . ' Birth of Daughter Being Announced Mr. and Mra. Maleolm Mil· lor or Middleport allnounc. tng the birth ora~ter, March H. at llolzer lloapltal. 'I'll!' baby we!Pod idne pounds end r o u r ounces. Mr. end Mrs. MUier ha'Je two sons, Michael, five, ond Jeffrey, ninE. Grendparents are Mr, ond Mrs. Gall Miller orMiddleportendMr. and Mrs. Edward Hawley of Min· enville. Mro. Edith lloodo!Mtn. ersvllle and Mrs. llenrletta Burtonshaw of Cleveland are ~r~at. grandmothers. are Beegle at tho home ond 01111w11 table. Practice for inspection was set lor the 1\Prll 1 meetln& of the counciL !!lllndwlchea, cookies and coffee will be served at that sesslon. IMir'l! tho meetlog conducted by Nonna Chapmon, councilor, It was reported that the brother of Mrs. Carrie Neut11lng remains a Pallent at Meigs General Hospital, that Lillie Lowe's husband TEACHEll RETURNS Is home !rom a hospital in Ilol'Ruth Starkey1 who had been ton, that Nettie Hayes ls Ul at home, and that Burton ~lth is on tMve following surgery from &cheduled to enter a hospital this her duties at Columbia sehool, has resumed her teachlng. week. ,Q!!lo~)"s' !Or ·tho ipu•·" e r e Ojetlea", :tho 1mja~·· ht~~ was lnheased, and an Ealller broak· !list 1'•i planned when the W<Mn· an's Soclet,y of Christian Service mel Monday night altho Minerovllle Methodlsllburch. Officers elected Were M r 1. ctiHonl Phillips, prealdent; Mrs. , ljerbert PUgh, vke president; Mrs. "llhloks. Sayre, secr<>tary( and Mrs. Eugene ~'orbeo, treaa. urer. The soc!ety voted to Increase the pledge to $100. A eommunJ. cation was read !rom Mrs. Fred Beeman, district treasurer, thll!lki118the group lor the pledge and another donation, and announclng the district meotlng to be held In Jackson on 1\111'11 18. n was reported duriOg t h e meeting that " Dower had been sent to Mrs. i\rna llartenbaeh, a 11.111lent at Holzer l'ospltal. Plans were made for servl!lB a breakfast on Easter mornln(!ollowing the 6 a.m. sunrtse .servlee. "' 5 Generations, Twice, Both in Middleport Having five living generations in any family is rare, but havina two ftve generatlons ln the same family with the eldest in bo1h llnes residing in the wune community iJ phenomenonal. Little Lisa Renee Allbley, on her father's side, has a greatgreat-grandfather as well as a great - great - grandmother. Her great - great - grand(ather h C. JL Wise, Sr., now in his late eighties; her great • great grandmother is Mra. Fannie McNamee, who observed her 93rd birthday on Feb. 24. Both live Jr.; her wanddaughter, Mrs. Betz; her great - grandson, David Alhley, and her great-great- l!l"endliaugllter. Birthday Observed Sunddy d~ Dinner The birthday anniversary ot Mrs. J:omer Ractrord was ob· served SUnday with a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mr •· F,J'ed Club, ThursdayJ 1J a.m., 3 p.m., home of Ruth Ebersbach. Po.,. luck dinner at noon. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE 98, PyUdan Sisters, at 7:30 Thurinight at D. A. V. halL TWILIGHT GARDEN C I u b, Thursd~J", 7:3~ p.m., home of Mrs, Elmer Wickham. Bake sale will be held. ROCK !II' RINGS Better Health Club at 1:15 p.m. Thurs<Ja,y at home of Mrs, W, A. Ptbrgan; :lay Mrs. Amos Leonard has prO. gram; Mrs. Clllrord Leifheit the contest. CLASS 12, Heath Method!Bt Chun:b It the church at 8 p, m. Welbl•day; Mrs. Max Qmohuo Goegleln. Attending were Mr. R~rd, Mr. end Mrs. Rolland Rdord, JudY snd Connie, Mr. 1111<\,Mr$, Wlllialll Rod!ord, Rebecca,,,Mary and William Ray, and Mrs. w. A, Morpn andgranddauSIIter, KO>hu MARY LONG KATHY MORGAN Sorority Selects Juniors Moran. As Girl State Delegates Kathy Morgan and Mary Long. both juniors at Middleport !Ugh School, have been selected Bu<k· eye <;tria State delegate end altenlate, respectively, by XI Gam· rna Mu Olapler or the Beta Slg. rna Phi &irorltJ>. Bud<eye GlrloState, sponsored by the Amerlcon Legion and the Lad!OJ Awdllary, will be held In June at Capital Unlverolcy In Co· ' FIUDAY RUTLAND P.T,A. wUI oponsor a iUno7 SUPPer .-rlc~a¥ at the ButlaDcl Grade SChool, serving !rom 3:30 to 8 p.m. Square dance to follow, admlulon 25 eanta. SQUARE DANCi!aithe-onl YOUth Center F r . beginnln1at 9 p.m., spon-od by the Darwin Motorcycle Club. BASKETBALL GAMES at Tup. pers Plains Grade sehool, Frl· day, 7:30p.m., Tuilllers Plalp• Boostera women versa• Che.-er women; se<:OOd game, Tuppero Plains men versus Ole &tor men. BASKETBALL GAME Friday, 7,30 p.m. at Harrisonville School by fathers and 10111 or Harrl1mville, BpOIISOrod by PTA. RO· lreshmento sold, cakewalk at hall time. Aclmlaslon 10 cents. lumbus. llauBiter o! Mr. and Mra. Rog. er Morgan, Kathy Is a Middle· port IUSII School cheerleader. She sings in the v,ocal c:hontl and the ensemble, works on the school newspaper llalf, end to a member of the National ltJnor Soc!ecy, the College Club, and the Girl•' Athlell< Asaoclatlon. Kathy Ia a member of Roath Methodlat Church. · Mlas Long Ia the tlauahter of Mr. end Mr•. P.arold Ulng. Sle Is a member ol the Mlddl~ Church or Olriat, end a • • · striper at Veterana Memortal Hospital. Her achool actlvltlia Include participation In the Glrla' Athlellc ASOO<Iat!OD, aln&lng In the choir of which ohe Ia an of. !leer, and play!J18 In the m&reb· lng band aa well as the Mll'ODII concert band. •299 1~l~l f "'~~ *' ',>'it; ~ ~~' J, ' e '' '' ten mellitatlon by Anna Mae !lion· ey, a missionary, and commented on the meaniD& 01 tile ohiinro<ck In dev<iljdns Mitch Operied meetiDg. Members reoponded to ~oll calJ with . FAater verses. Mrs. -Marie '0 1_... reid i,l article "Ea~r J:"allll.'' h ,urn. map &ale Was' Plahned for the Orst weekend in May to be held · in the ch\tl'ctl parlor; · The Sl. Patrick'• :Da,y theme was carried' out , tD a dessert course served by Miss Grace Campbell and Mrs. V. D. Edwards. ' ' I • .. '· -·' . And This ·week · ... ow ,. to . ' ,, i Deoo,ted To n.-IntereJU Oj"fhe-MeiR-·MaiOra Area • * . ., WiJis Unanimous Approvlll in GallipOlis By DICK TllOMAS ··· j'lo obJections wera voiced at Wtlltiillda:'S Pllbll< hearing on tile proppirld raloclllloa or U. S. ~ w make coMecdon• \JIIII \llo pr.iJo•i!l·ntW lour jlllo hill• '!'i1 ~l!ge 'c roill'*. the Ohio ·llhar lletween Kanau&a and He,.. 1-. dors<ip, • \ c;urtfGOJil =;:=::::::;:=::r:::::l - 1 Johli'W. o,.w'lo,r E~~ Dlo ¥1G<In 10, bbio 1llOPpont or Rl&liWaya, con8uctell'·u.. public hnrltw Ill the, c~ p~o ot tile GIUia: ~ Clll111hluae. ~roX!Dilltill' 65 persons, lncludilw buStnoll, and By MAXINE WALTERS PT. PLEASANT - Thirteen persons SJIOI<e for or against the Henderson, W. Va.. site for the new proposed brictae apenn~Jvthe O~lo River to connect Mason and Gallla counties at the public hoal'lng held Wedne~ afternoon In the Ma~n County ·courthouse. The tl2 'pirsons attentllog the meeting. ,heard· seven persons sp"'k inl'lavor· Of· the propo&ed site and five ~Jig agalnot the beloW Konawha-•tl• - one pel'J. ' ' .t . clvl< leadero, attended. II,.. The stata'• propooallatoreJo. The..,; hishwlY would beeoocata the last siJro.tenths o! a mUe stroeted u a !our-lane dlvlde4 of tho Rt. 35 by.pus, !rom a hllhway ~ two 2t-!Oollll"" poinl n...tenth• ol a nitle alter mont lanei end ~ acceler• It ,crosS.s the C&O 'llallroad to lion and clec'eierallotllal!OsW'•ero Ill terminuS at tho end of thoi old lnterc~,, are cdpotnleted. · Silver Br!dp, . _. ' The el\lnilted c~of tile new The iulw looatlon of Ill- 35, Oblo River brl"'e •l"'}lecti,•U"Y mllflng • coanei:tiOn wlt~jj.e~roo ~~~qno, ~th'~~:! ·,.!Ji'· poood new brltlp aeroaitbeJ>hio, ·,'fl.,.r '!la\d4 ~ ·~tllll(;~ ·;. . 1 River, woultllieglria(thitPOint; Tb~neW ,._110no!l!!>35 , b', flv~i: "' , ~ ~~'.aliir It eros! exlatlngState Rt. T"~roXIo · -.-·tlieC&(lliallrQi~andrun matel)' elpth• tenths of~ mUe southeaaterb ai$tontha o!amlle aouth of the !illver Brldp oite. tp 1111 Ohio.• Welt Virginia alate (Continued on page 2) !•._A. . son, State senator Velmer Knapp of the 4th senatorial District which inclu~s Mason County, stated he was onJ.y Interested In speedy aellon w replace the Illfated Silver Brictce but since he resided In Putnam Co,unty,he!elt he ohoold not ~e • s.tand on the alto. Conslclerallon shouldbegiY. en to the el!ect the alte would have on ~ Pleaaant, he &ald. ~Oild"'l In Ia vor of tha .Reoo derson locaUon werr. ' Congreuman ken Hec111er, 4th Coqjresaional District, throllll> a me.,qe read by Robert .... acmllllstratlve asslllllll to Hee~r; John F. Heiner woowas rt~~rasentlni P. E. Masheter of the State of Ohio Public Roads, told the gro.., Mi&~eltr hoPed the Henderson site proposal would be favorably received In pt, Plealllii Paul F. Thomll, rellred Silo ol the W. VL Sl*le Pollee iDdareslclentoU'~ Plea.. ant, agreocl ~· the Henderson o!te, R.S clld I!Uitell White, Dr. N._ manapr. Cl . ' " LONDON (l)PO - laraol's latast punltl•e tiiiiCk agalnlt ~ Jordon proballiJ haa kiUed ~ proapecto of MI-t PIICOin the !oreseeahlo ruture. It eoulcl woll coat Jordanian Kina Huoaeln hll throne. Tho attack wao no surprl•• tD lolldeaatern,.. perta In Britain. Signs o! imPending JMJor trbublo have .... boUlog "' lor weeks. Once apln, 11 In llle l!lst, the cause .of the ~ wu rapoatecl terrorist operations liilnl! ltraal by Arabc~ IICjllldl operating from Jordan territory, Theil IQiidl bellini to the r,natlcal .U.Fatah orpalzallon, wblch Ia pledpd tD • .,.. oo the aplnat lilrael reprdleaaofthe ceaiiNire It oo: . .. ', . ~ ·' '• .' ' ~· A"" ""l ,1 ' ' ' ·' ~, ., .. Asked for ' ' ·' Spell «town . . .. Searcllers March 22·23 Montgomery \' vonne DeCarlo "CLAMBAKI" fTeehnicolor) Elvis Presley Shelley Flbares """". PLA~t!E PLACED - ltalPh Trussell, Chlet o! the Baahan Volunteer Fire llopartinont, poas besldo a plaque erected to cledlcllle the departmant's buUdlng to the late A. H. Ba1ley and OUter Dalley aloo, deceased. The cledlcatlnn wao conclieted recenti,y by the Ba1han l'lre Department In ,.... preclatlon to Mrs. Eva llalley and the Conner Neva Batley. Mrs. Eve BaPey paltl o!1 tha tlopono mont's buUdlng mortgage of $1,000 llist Jul,y ond Neva Batley turned over tho land to die dopuio mllll following the death of Oliver BaPey. The plaque ltsel! was cl>natad by Mr. and Mra. WUilam Sorden, Jr.,, Columbus. - Sentinal photo. SHOW STARTS 7 PM Months Late, Dollars Short too FREE $11c>w OPiNING NIGHT THURSOAY, MARCH 21 'A ITUDYtN TIIIOR" Shcrl<>d< Holmts "IIIIIIIIARGVND YMI-..oo tl 100 Terrorists Slain by Israeli " FRIDAY o..liiA'"URDAV. n~ . , -i~""""·--"'~~'1'!,1\(,1(1-f!\1!..,. Y!' ~J~ --•" , ' NOT !)PIN (Tec:tt~icolor) .' ' " March 20-21 •HOSTILE GUNS" Atllnst the site were: Dr. Roy Eahenaur, promllocal physiciAn and civil: leader; Jack Fruth, bualneallftll'l; ~ve Miller, riverboat pilOt; Cllarle. MultP"IYe, bualne10man andGil>o ry Roaoh ol Renclerll)fl. AU Of these .POI'SODI . . . tha Henderson alto, """IPI Ilooclto lawrod a brlctce site north of i •• ' ' Jame• Moore, ArcbleHenry1 fD.,. mer Ml,yor of Render- and Oka Carlson, Good You plant ' ;t ,' • I , ELBERFELDS'J.I ! olrllnand.....,. 1968 Y. MARCH :kt. · 35 R~location into Henderson Site •. ' ·.Prompt Deliv~rf •• :'&htlniiOuli,.lvlc··· ·- ,, 'i ~clpiiAIIott ' ' L .~ " ', ' -. Blg ~~~o~t ~ ~~bll!;~~;:ty\\.:,· (Ownich~d OP.!tr•hid B• - • Vfsit our Fur~iture D~P.art~:r~,eAt..The.2nd ,/in~ ~i.d · ~loor~. ' ~e the many 'leW·- ~rrivalshJ.t's tim!to buy,"fl!(flitute . and Floor Covilririgs, Kro!!hler; [iv)nll, R~ii\·Suites. Another.'fruck lo'~d' of ' Berkline Easy Chairs-in ycur 'mvorite style arid u~lsterl~g. A big shipment ·of lloyd DinJtte Sets, Bedroom FurniiureSerta Mattres~es and Box Sprln,gs. See the new RCA Victor Color TV's. · : . , ·· ,. : "· · • OAVISciCE .... ""' pitllh- •Lilw Sill to laW ~•• 'POint Bu'iinessmen Against Hender-son Site , 'r ,I ""' • • ,, ,... : ' Warehouse on Methanic ·slittt . < ' ·, ·y lent a half hour to evaluate/ ' ' ·. ;,_· ,I • TtiNIC:HT ani! THURSOAY ::hu~r:ch:be:oe~men=t~.~A:Il~YOUIII:~b~;~~~;;;~J New Furnltu.re llcjt.J, Mrs. EVelYn Lucke usedaLeil- ..,-v ' Pl.\18. SUNDAY REVIVAL STARTS atthoSinde lliethodlll Cllurch &lnday, 7:t5 each evening. Rev., Charlo• NOr. rls -ker. Sped~ mu•lc each evening. Public Invited. . YOUNT ADULT CLASS, S)Ta. cuse Methodist Churcb, to ..~ breal<tall at 8 a.m. Suodllf ' In Con~..,. - at ·Ealller will be pw'chased · \by the J,O,t\ Class of the United Methodist Olurch, It was decided it a moOting or the class Monday .nlallt at the churc~. . vs. Ja<·k The Ripper 3 ROOMS . eo. ~. , -STHEATRE parties of SOUth· adulta Invited. wut have the program, Mn. B. c:ommltteomen. ern Local School Band Boosters. B. Zeigler1 devotions, with Mrs. David Eni•minger, Mrs. C, A. moot at 2 p.m. Friday at hllfi Emmllh, .Mrs. Arthur iitrauss ochajll I<• plan an J\prll 20. illand W1,\ Frieda Faehnle, the nay aupper. SATURDAY ho'>taSHL Gffi;;sr NIGHT. Middleport " SOUP SUPPER,Iiawrcla¥, 5 to Child CoaiOl'Yatlon IAague, 1:· .3 •• m., Bashon t'lre House, apon30 p.m. Thurod/lf, Columbti• and aoied by Ladles Allllllary of!b1> li:lutherD O!lto Elaettlc 'lf· dtpiirtment. Sandwiches, pte, 110ft Gilly lice; Kltlille »;aitef ,PIUf.Y ~· cll'f'l'• alao available. J~=AL !llower honoring Mill ...00 Dotrllo&~ "" ::orr• , .Arnold, will be held Sat. ~l'diit ~ 7:30 P·"l· at the lloclt ~· Metliodt• c h u r c h. ,tl~. relall¥el, and ilelgh. ln>ll8cl to mlaeollanoous other Interested OFFICERS, . , Two lilies lor lljo thurch ... al· wut WITH MRS, MCit\MEE WEDNESDAY WINDING TRAIL GARDDI Club, 7:30p.m. il!be Ohio POW· er Co.; Amalr•~ Torchiano of the Ohio POwer Co. In a food demonstration; guests to be rnembers of the Walk.Jn, Rulland, w11~; end Rutland Friendly Gorden Clubs. WlncllnJ T r a I I members to bring fiower arrangemento end aeod eotalogs for display. Mra. Walll!r Bentz is hostess. Members m;,) brln!l guests. BOSWORTH COUNctL 46, R. and s. M. stated assembb,. 7:· 30 p.m. Wednesday, Pomeroy Ma· sonic Temple. STANDARD FIRST aid couroe being held at Racine each Thursday at the Baptist Olureh, thla week oni.Y, at 7,30 p.m. on Wod· neadey. iiYRACUSE THIRD Wednescla¥ Homemakers Club, 10 a.m. Wed-nelidlcy, home o( Mrs. Harry Lee Balley. Village and townShJiiBOY. ernment, Program toptc. Potluck dinner; bring own table .service. MdThursday POIITLAND IIOMEMAKEI!S .. ,.~ar oo Mra. McNamee is pictured with her. daughter, Mrs. c. H. Wise, •' ,I '•' MAOON - Mrs, Mary ~ hart, Guidance Director at W., bam• Hljjll SChool, has """"""'~" eel that Career IJily Is ochedulo ed at tho school March 28. Tho tentative program lnclodes 77 consultants who ~ on 62 oecupltlolls avollable. r. The day's acthlties wW 1~ elude a general sss.,..bb staning •t 9 Lm. The consoltlnts wUI talk to lhe •tua.nts !of two one hour · periods after 1¥hle:b the students w!ll 1M! dlamlosed lor an hour lunch ~~tried. Followq lunch two more hourS WUl be davoted to OCCuP.. tlonat lnlonnallon, The students . wUl then be dlomlsMJ<I lor tile da3 and the teachers and the remalnlog·con&ultan!& wUI &pendat Llu Renee. Coming Events J. 0. F. Clas$ Will Provid~:' , tOS fer Lilie$ · Career Day W'dl Be oli Mareh 28th in Middleport. Pictured here with the eldor Mr. Wise are hb son, C. H. Wtae, Jr., of Waverly, hlagranddaupter, Ginny Jo Betz or IUlllard, his great.grandeon, Da· vld AIIIIey or POmeroy, and his . great • great • granddaUghter, WiTH C. H. WISE, SR. Mrs. PhUI!pa OOijime111eii recent vlolt wllh Mrl. By BOB HOEFUCH The old tollih luck sayl11:, "A da)l late and a dollar short'1 wW have lb be altered to ''Months late and marw lbllars short,. to be I!I>J)Ilad to the Junior Cia&& or M~epon Rlgh :SChool , wblch bas a aad tale of woe. · With .the anowal iunloi>osenlor ~ prom onl,y a ... nth IWIY- trildlo 1<, ~ ·patti lor bY tile Junior•the cla111 linda ltael! with oni.Y $100 with w~lch to s~ the event. Fof that reaaon the junior• are shlltlng Into high gear Marc~ 30, which Mayor C. 0. Fls~er Is beln& asked to proclaim ''Junior Oaas Day." To make "' for their lack of projecti to rai•• prom fW1ds, the junlora wW ataP 1 bake sale, a rummaee ·oole, a car wa&h end a dance - all on March 30. The car wuh wiU begin at 9 a. m. at Middleport VIUap Hall; the rummage llalo wUI be on the parklog lot next to the Vlllap Phanna<y, and the bike oale Jo. calion has not yet been set. The dance will be from 8 to 11 at thO school. In addition the junior& hooe..,. quired Meigs Local HhiJU and "nlte" shirts which IIIey will be •e!.lln& tllroulhout the IDWII t. tween now and Junior CI.U• Dly. And you thou&ht you had prol>o lenul United·Press International lar!IOII tanks ond tnq>l struck a<:roas the cea&...nre line bllo Jordon tot1ay and killed at loa81 100 Arab terrorists In a PIIIII!ITO raid, lorael Premier Levi E•hkol anmuncod. Soon a!terwartl, ~ raell ond E(I)'Pilan artnlary .,.,hanged !Ire acrosa t~e Suez CanoL Tbe Iaraell tank& and annored ears backed by laraalllly~ jet llllller• atru<k It at least otx points along a101lotnlle Uno 4ijlo lending rrom the plains below the o.,d Sea to the Jordan River fU. loy from which the AI Fatah Arab guerrilla orgonlzallon hlllili larael r-todb• Eflllkol told parliament the at· !Ire line Itself but tonllht ill ' .• ; : • 1 lack wat .-..s after tho so•· Israeli military communllfiO 11Ul', i •, · ernment reeolvedlnformatlonthe £c1Pttone opened !Ire acrou.a . • •· ' Canal near Her·~_ .. •. . ,'·,. ' AI Fatail planted a new IWz -wll'. ,_,. wave of terrOr whlcb _,.d have "our forcea returned the fire.'.' ~ .~ wor1011ed tho _.rtty aUuation The !~Pt la&ted 20 ml!alteo. lD lsrul. lie aaltl Israal had ' ) uno alternative.'• '"~ The Jordlan• reporlod heaVY ,,( '' !l8fltlt18 a1on11 the Jordan River Uld hoo ...to.hollse ll&btlng In 110111e refuiM centers and said ., In a military communllfiO late today lllo lsraello were In fll&hl with Jordanian laMa artlller)' ' ' fire shelllni the lilraells. Eshkol said only the Iaraoll Ioree• would withdraw whoa they bad punlsllod the !nllltrators. He pulloraellloue• alll men killed ond aboul 50 wwnded wllll 0118 jet allot """" In Israeli territor)'. Jordarl reportecl25 Israeli tank• 4olli'tfll4. 200 Israelis killed end lhr•-!17aterejets-cl>wn. The ~ appeared to be ~ dbWft &Cf'G&I the Ce&H- Middleport . To Set Up lor tile -her- and ,. '68 Prograt)} ' Apples, Tea too, for Teachers ,1 Employes Donate To Publie Park • ~ · oq,I04'0B olthe Mlti- Wtlll itiijlil'plaltt lD POmero,vhaYe IIOnal4d '1o a lUnd lor developOf, the public park on the Ni.w ~ 110ec1. near nuuond. wlljch II belle bllllt throu«h the ~ cneiL Coaoervaney Dl•· "''"* 1,1'1<1!~ ~~ ' ' Malnlllream" w!lo clenaletllnclude IIIII repro.\. tlaJoa, VIII· . ..... A. Will, ~q A. LOWit. Wal· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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