https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/195857c7605a27d8fc07bf548fa452d0.pdf 8ca7a1ec5698e37449821d5e2a336381 PDF Text Text .... i$.f}i .:.Tied;. ,. '· ~to !lOr~ ;., ' McCol~;· ~ 1111 ·B. M. rW:: man, · prteldent-<~liod, conomtod the meotlni ~ which tJmO Value ,was,a: f~e of .tll~~ual.teach. <If • er rocrul- '!ea 01 AlphaOml. ·pr.,ctlc~ c:ron Or balta Kappa such <aa . '!!Hi . a~; Georp Sidwell, an yoats ,.Ji• •Kb!-..; ''····T'"'' --.-/.. ChaJiter plans were ilade 1 ror a dimlf Gamma sOciety ~ allerM.n i>0¥0, .· on April 22 • 6:30 p.m. et ~ at 111o new McAr111ur Elont'on. being a friend, Latnplljllt 11111 '111 Jackooo. ft was tory S<hool. against a raln,y day, .prey for reported b~ Aena Adorno that · :Jll•..Pbi'l!lief. hla wllo, .1!!1<1 hlb ot U>olr a ri d · ~~~ to Korea wao llj)Oai<er · ikon will. bt reiiu,wi; til Q)lo 'r:r.thQdlst C<lnleronco mts- ' y.,, WI!Uam Bwa\Hl ......J-, ·Brooida '·1:011•. ...... at ' ......~ •• -·~M' I mlly' -•~t Au ·, • ' . L ~·· htl7':'.:..· · , n'·~n ' ,.. , .. ...,..,... ....... • '"'''' on •fi " " " "·•" " mo ~- aweek a , 111,t '<~'"!i' oll~llilce at the Mtddlopon h,tre tol· illlter ·lo,l!D1. •S. C. with ~~l!ld·~ji. ..\ -~oolllll Olureh. . !)ollll'!...e ~ Ta~ ind dalllhtor, ~ey: ,· ·· ~ homo 011 fut~, ; pJo•l: .older l!ra. Tate and daujllter ••~· lfl\V~. ·Mr. SidWell ind bla : ohlo:Wosleyan , panled them to """'"""' for • finill)l 1JiaVo opent tho pall -li !ember. : · WMk'll'lolt. Mrs. Glen SWatilol , ·< 1 .); · =: .;nllt =~";..for.:: Br~d· shaw's 01 guidance, ecunt your blesalnfl:s u'Ihe Comp)ete Wor:ks or Ellaa· .a· , fOOd and gtve.thanks r~ t,t1em every beth Barrett Browntngt• has been Mra. a R. Travlo. cW · 1-J ' Uje day. secured ~· will be placed In tile Mr. - andMrs. Cl~Karr· ~~ "'~", . :, · ~ .. ·· · ';• rDitD,11 The prcjgram chalr)llan aleo Wellaton Ljbrsry In momocy of spoke of Mrs. Bing Crosby's ·r Ar:l!ell!l B&ker• . -' :'· : philooophy ol uolftl talents lor Meigs Cojmty inombers o11Jle tv relativoa. Among thoao they ' ·., , 1·. '.. ·· . , · .. ·Uie i the welfare of others. JOclety ~ th~ meet:fnr visited were Mr. and Mrl. Fred "· ';·, , , Soloctiona by tjle Vinton Jun- wore Ethel Chapman, Vlrslnla A'b.ok retlow, All Abo u 1 homo of Mrs, James SU>ut with ' ior High Sthool Girls' Ensem- Covert, Martba 'lbllted, ¥1'1. GoogloiD, Mr. ind Mra. C. R. Ksrr, Sr. and Mr. ind Mrs. ~a; b)' JOhn Bradshaw waa Mrs. . CO!'l BsrnblU as PfDil'lll ble under tfle direction ot Ea.. PtriOns, VUma Pikkoja, Mary tho PI'OIIriD> toPic of tho month- Chi\"Jnan. · • tiler Alae caaoUI -ed 111e pro. Vlrslnla Reibel, Nellie Vale, Ann Chsrloo 1,)1lo. Mrs. Edith ~aDa Dlnt of J,y·lliWtini< of tho Rose Garden DaYOtljJnala :O:sro 10!1 ~Mrs, lfam, The group sang "All In Webster, Roberta Wll1011, ind ll>rlnglleld Ia a ,Urglcal potiOIII .Club O!;''!Wpera Plains, A · Fr""!! Gdobellnd ,11Jll can: waa en April E<onlng'' and the "Bat· Mrs. Woodard, at 111e PloaoaJTt Valley lloipltal, w:. ~ent ~ . Mrs.(),' J> ,, &naWOreil bHII~h. !"ombergl~ · ~e lbmn oftbol!e)lubllc." Car!lie II the daullftU.r of Mr. ind Pllll!lni!loil:waa dllljllayad, UlDW 111e ...~- of-tier~:"'_rilt lhrub., . ol Waldren sans "The House I Mrs. OICar Qmila. Her room .,-J,y ~ ihrubi carrllng 'l'ra~ng Prize ··~ . won ·by uveln." number lo116. out tho. tl!ioiio .~, tlle(lrbgrain, llrs. ChsrlesY-indtbovorao Dorothy Woodard, chairman of Mr. and Mrs. BW Ford (IOrio Tile meetlnl"' w as held It the . of the month was read_by Mro. tile profeallonal allalrs ..mmtt.. Mo,..h ·.u Imboden) and cl1ildren, :O.san NofRllh llicclin. Mr i. Harold tee, asslllod by Marprot Parf EIGHT ON THE LAM J,rWl and John David, have r&•· Mosier ..On a ·blue 'rtllbonlorhor oona; Edith Homnan, Miss cu. turned to Toronto, Clnado, liter • ,.ttechnlcolorl sill, Myrtle Frl and Eilzabeth .~. ' · !PdndiJw' a week's vacation with PLEA&UIT.VALLI!Y.HQSPn'A~· ·; · ; PhyU!a Diller • Bob Hope ,weo:e ~to ' Lantz, wore in chsrge ol the her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Colorcartoons: Martian Tlu:ul tea. Groilhoose and The welcome to the future Alltlrrrl!2i; Hi>~·: Gl'llrun ind grall<ldaU£hter, Colorcartoons: teachers was extended by Mrs. ~rll Desiree Kay, and wttb o t h e r .LeOn; Martian Thru Gs. e W~tr,;D!f· . WOOdard who read .. A Builder wai .held Tag lley was tentetivoly set rolatlvoa and friend& In ~... Forrt; Mro1. TeenagoThlalo;' Mrs. 'Nilllam Baki<O", l't; Molgo BuUdeth II. Temple." May 4 when U1e Meljra Local ero,y, Stowaway A talk on travel tours of the Band Boosters Assoctatioo met Daslrse Key Pike hu r&- Plea.a.t; . HI .Ml'f.Mrs. ))wayne Pita-'; C. R.Piirlley; Sd>l!l'- · Ohio Edueatlon Assodation and Monday night at tho Pomero,y turoed to h": hoJpe at ·s3.2 E. Pl. man, Pl. Pleaiont; Mri.' 1<1&.. 16 Elemental')' S<hool, the National Education AssociaSTARTS7 Main st., liOmel'OJ", from Plea&o Given, Weston, W, Va.; l r ~ tion was given by Mrs. Frank.. Mrs. John Welsh .PresJ.ded at ant V~.Jio'fiJol. whore s b e the meeting attended by 15 mem- was continliiiUe to a bicycle ac- PotU, '!'J'PI~ . Grove; ~ lloqd,' wiD,~. 0.; 'lfn·.. Cati bers. In response tD a request cident. . · , HQlaolt, Apple Grove,t.I MI't Joe tor a contribution troin tl1e as'bull, .Jr., Apple ~ Mro. SOCiation (or the American Wind Mentord Bauer, Pl. !:Pleasant; ~ scheduled to j>Orform Mrs. Orville !lur....,Fi, Pleasttere in July, It was deci<IOd to ' ant; Mrs. Roy Brinker, Muon; SChade a sununer dance witfl Admiral Sallaz, pt, Pleallnt. PArt ol the Procoedl ·to 110 to 11>o DISCIIARGEI>: Goort!" Bales, symptony U The Jays are •vailPt. Pleasant; Mrs. Frank Cepel"· able (or a dance. It was reportbart, Pt.. Pleasant; Mr1. Clared thet a bend clinic wtU be hold Mr. and Mrs. Albert iloosh ence Harmcll, Pt. Pleuant; Jack tor studeots by symphony .Per- and Mra. Dale Kennedy were sonnel the clay o! the concert. at tho Veterans Hospital In llllnt.. Mallelte, Pl. Plea-'; Mrs. wn. The annual band banquet and lnglon ~ to Vlllt Mr. KOII· !lam illrrts ana .claullftter' ~ ,I!Oij.,..., J.t. dance ~ere discussed and the nedy whO· Is coollned lo Room pie Grove; ' on; Mra . . Fr'!lk , Holoolnli; Pl. band director was asked to se- 200. They aloo visited 'Itlomu cure a date and advise the .PJ.'es'- Mathews o! Pomero,y who hea Plee..t; · ~ Rltcblt, Pomdent so that .Plllll:i can bB coa&- been a patient there for nver- 01'0¥; 91ellallii8W, Pl. Ploupleted. ant: ffion Lawlllll, Mlnernlllo. ' al week11. His room number il ·. BIRTHS: Mr. ana Mr1. llll• Mrs. Marvin Burt, chairman 221. Gum, Pomeroy, • eon: Mr. ana of ways and lheans, reported that Mrs. Golda Mourning returq. Mr1. Joe Illfl, Jr., Apple Grove, · a dinner will be served by the ed oyer the weekend after ~&~end­ band boosters on May 14 to the .!Rl "e P"'! two wooka In CtllumBosworth CounciL Kits to jlo bus with her son and dauallter- sPecial JU&sts at the tea were members oftheVinton CountyFu~ • turo'~choro Aseoclotion. Miss ~ llliuaor P!'O&entel! tlio pro. grarp·1· on petlonal value using qu~o .from famous author a and excerpt~ from works of Norman Vlhcliill Peale and Edward IJnd. ser., past pre-dent ot Llals Jntem'ltiaW. ·!lie presented 111e phlioiOp)l)' of life and vtewa on living of Jolm Wooden, head basketball coach at UCLA, Including be .. o.ok· on ShruLs ' ' 1 , :~ . ";" ,•. r ,, ~:r:,::7:~r~~ ;· Reviewed fG~tOOrde~t~ . Ciub · ..-111~· =~:J~:: ' ,k • . ~.4· . ' ' - ' . ' ., ' ,, ' . ~r·· ~··l. I Delaware, with three, is the · ..... Wlat the ioW.at count1e1. , ·;, 'l ~ ' . '' I. ,.. r ' • "I .. • .• .• ·'' ~~ ':~krl.- T~,'1'he Intere., ori~,•rr~M~ Area .. .~.~ '""' ' ,, r· ·I• •'~!•' ' '( ' . .... tl •' . . '. . ' ... . WEDNESDAY, i#.RCH 27. 1968 Bond Tog Day i ' ,. f)VE CEtr{[J , '' Se on Ma y 4 By Boos fers ~I .i Chafli:;"rl'GAf!lpol!l · . for .~:~=~f~;S::!~:~ (All THE MAGIC NUMBER 992-3007 i . • ·;, .'(rlrgi/Jing·i •• ~ '•. -.1 ···:' ·''it~fin... wuuam FOR A LOW COST' LIONS VISIT PLANT - row, atlll<IQJg. dojo nlglit dbmer for pnx:ess. RiChardS. ...... ·% sold by \he 6li ii'<>Oe_ar~ '- ""~ ·~·ll\il AliHI s: il 14-i& ' ' NEW CAR LOAN lfatfonal liflnbtr.l!f Fodoral DIJIOsii-Imuranco. CorporatiOn ' . ) MI,DDlfPORT, 0. • tbere Is $586.42 fn·the treasucy!' The band director .Presented a bill tor award letters of$216.29, and advised the association ltlat $50 Is we him for the bend u. .Penaes at the recent band P&l"t;)'. ~~1if·~·- .... Change in ·To head.Boy~ . Leagi.e • Jloute 3pi .. ' ' ' . , ·,~· ~! .. ApprQv~9 - · .. " . . For 1gsa Admlr1l offerS four sizes In the ~uplell line for you t& choose ·. fr,om- so no matter how large CH; email your family' may be, you cen . be sure of flncllng t~n Adm iral Du · plex rust· rig hi for your naeds. .' ' CHARLESToN, W, Va. (lJPO - A~ mother of, tbr8d chlldrm as1d · lodOJ abe ~I burled sllvi. 110111 m<1Rih ·and ""' down 75 deya 1o brook ..the dl11)1111od -ld· roewd " • - and lor ali'' lolra. l'llirtci&.Ani·Ba'fer- ..e . 38, said: have to llhmr those males tho lemaleo can keep up them." Hiverlds entrepreball baondiiiUIR Chsrleo hal !Ids route before. c '"·· iio burled CIIJL Frank a middle • apd circus at lllpli>.r, w. v.a. AU111 UUR&J burled 100 dey a West Virginia'& o!olelirallon, but be came c..: dojol. BuiCk Barplu Days Is that lime or ..yw·WIIen 'll't stretch to make .· fllvo.rlOild, w11o hea ehUBPd 20, IIDd It end a mot!1e~.eo.ioarJ.)Ild to ....-hw a1ter ·~I!CI' JuiT s, she ~lOb you •;·Bukk owner. ' It'; that "" of year you gf(c. mr:.,f l"ou more usable ttor"Altitea. . ' )o Mark ' ihe•• the best deal 01! the ~ Buick . • or your chollltllj equipped the way you'd like your new ear to be. It ~j~eails prices you've got to see to reaDy believe. . ARd .l,t 1lleUI the most llheW trifle-In allonnces of ,the yeai. .. . Ev~ ~!i'e doing durl.lii , pays poillf!ti!,jlleuty orlncendvei~r yO!it~~· ' ,, See your* dealer today. '-:9 r. ' , .. "' ' • I~ • f. &yiCIC ~OR DIVIII()H ' WOUldn't · ~ '• l ' ' {'• • I 1. 1:..0 j iIt"' • ;r; ' . """~ POCATELLO, Idaho (lJPO bebw CoulltY Board-<thoI f- Son. Robert F. KOIIIOC!y--" Melca ed his ~1111 the Demo- doll. erotic ~lldenllsl DOII1lnat!cn The new ...,.... ..,,.,.,_11111 Tuesday to lndude c:rtdclam of yosr in ICcordam:e with ReplJ>llcan 1ro1kunDer Rld>srd Nlxqn' a vlows 1111 Vlolnam. "I have nothlnJ! against him. flu wDfe811ed but If ~ Clll\ tell me If he hao had a new Ides Pd like to hear It," be told a Cnwrd ot 5,000 at Idaho !late IJnlvoraUy. Klmody a114 Nlxoo ol!era 111o Alnc:rii'IO people <iaJ,y ·,more of An l~'!ll'dd boy ol 1l1o tho aomo In VI.._ J.li!IMI!t aroa haa eonftaaod to ''I've• "f'tr aooo him make lilY s~a lor dolnl lilY· ha!llw ~ at least lour ol thing dl~eat !rom wbat wro all~ 111\tlti Onl NPOt10d .. thlll doing at 1l1o moment. AI far aa ""' Tutldll. South VIetnam Is coacomad, he ·: ~~~or~~~ • BqWrl c. ~h .' slid two of tho On• could have slid what we'~ ~ II """'' $road ...... Ollllonger.,t p and we llhould do 'mOre ot it.,. orty aod wliilo 111e othor lour l!urMcJ· over oill,y oman VETERANS MEMORIAL IIOSPITAL . Tho ilutloDII ,..,.._ !IN doAdmtsllnna - 11'11110111 Dyo, Pil'tment waa •ulnJilOMd to .... Letart, W. ' Va.; Georao ·Grilli, llarllord; Alma.' - . . . . llld· \t~np~ob tk 1&it cl!·liie lire• ind dloport; ·~~orr Flndll!l', Radfto. Fire Worden Vli:,Ballrlia1atsoon ' . Dlodlerpa - Wllllda !l<o!l, tile dllrl!illbe ~.. Leland Lemley, Belote Joneo, Tho bluoa ,wore In tho tlclniU' 011\'er r.jlchael, Pbllllp Mtlw, . ql the Slrdllf !-ber IIIli ind J1111101 MeLelll\, MsrJ wanece. d.mapo were ... IIIII. . '·' for ;. • every family , for inch Admiral ' .. . ' ' · om ,. 1\Ueirded , ~ . . a. flmll¥ II> FloH!Ja ob "" ' 1'"?....~.,.,---L' ' ... -.ol...!"oft.~· ,..,,.,...,,•• .. Pouibllldoo of 1111 litalllllh- Iowa pro~dlng thlll lloardo bo.... l!ltll\l.of 111oclosseilormentelly tabllahed J11 each colOJO' 111,.,.. ~ew'docl ......_, next fall ore tldt Pn>fli'am• for tile ~ :, retarded. ...... New ' ·' O!llcera of thtb:almmmi!IM lnclllCio, Mro. lliDver w..r, chllrman; Mro. Barbora·5hollr, · ! · flee chalrm111, aod TolD~, Boy To Ughtiug Fitee • Duplex Re{rigtrllot vantage of those 'lf'O"'Y sav.. ing food sales beettJ.a.8;ilnch Stand i .• There'i an Admiral convenience and was de · veloped especially ~or lo · day's modern f!eezer•wpy ot liv1ng! Now yOu can take ad· • , The all new 1988 Admiral on • •. Oul)leK Freezer -Refrigerator cnmbirutfll)n r•pres:ents 11 new concept in ~ storage . ~ ·Baard S:urveyfNeeds FQr lpd M,igs Class ' • • flnn•-REfiiCERATOI to (It . ~~!lJil.l-.•-..-·;; ,~:. ~-~..,~~ . . . .,; .;., liiEE'FING i!Ollri!ONtD A meeting of thO lllddlillort Gorden Club schoQJied for Mo.. day nlsbt ha• belli po-Ol( llrL William llorrla,proaldeot, brou&bt her · bonie Friday Inti remained for the .weekend vi~J.o ltlng .. "'!ddloporl and, .. l'olnt Pleasant with Mr. and Mrs. Tom announcod. , . Walters. NISI Ullora Botzln& whtl' ao. A recommendation r . . - olllod In thO core of the 'late a change in the by-laws was Mu. ~. B., Hayes of Middlosubmitted and wtU come before J10r(, is ntJW at her .home 1n san, ot Columbus. the 1!1'011> for a vote at 111e Aprn Cheater. Mrs. Betty Darst Ia r....,.... · 22 meeting to be held In tile MtdR~ont"osto of Mr. and Mrs. eting at ller hqme followlna lllf• dle!>ort Clfeterla. ' Karl OWII!J ~ere Mr. and Mrs. ll"ff at Holzer lbipltal Thurs., . Jack Bowman ind dauallter, &.- day, REMINDER GIVEN WUdWood Garden Club mom-. bers are remJnded to take baked goods with a value of alloast 50 c~, to a. m~ ot·the club Wednosd&,y night at tho home of llro. Alfred Yoa1J1er. Mrs. CIJI,. ,ford PhUllJ>s Is the co-ho&u.ss. and lbbart .u,., Women ' recordlne aocr~~~ary.--_ bers of the niW which wen CoWIQ' by !he Jucwe F. n, WIU!tm Clrr; ----onil WUU...a. The group 6u ~~~~~ pre- fllllnctal - warklol w1111 ~tho-- . ed tl1nqhoot us~ A~ tons 011 Onancing be made. Alos ald!IW ·~·~!utun !Ions of tho-If~ mW taX 1n1 wllld 1aat Novlabor by' lor Cllnl'IIW the ..... I\J It tho �'t •. , ' . ' , ' .,e:::c. ;~~,, :-,'; . r, .'.. , • '' '*'\;~ ""rlna i11l~ ' ' M!my,V&lues . !'tilt; :· :' :;, · ol WJ~Beoutlvt; ICOrel~so II)DIIII.~· , to 21 aa he b!Mked 1111 Blltlmore Orloleo on looli'' hlio "' seven lnlllljgl. ifhe · Brayto won . the •' --e 2-1_ 1fhen-rellel pill: her c.. C . 'h aftor he • "'"' laid oflortlii $@,000 War:dors· ·Surprise St. Louis OTil,y the . ~-- ~ o1 tho · P.alitiOO .:.,;+.' draw lnbotb,·""'"'~- lndw..,.•a SoniW ,,fooniJ sectlc!n lit•,' ~- ll,lll! -ed ' tile~ ·. ~·' ~~ 11 lo . .. hoW h,e ocbi<Utld T6urkttl :'lllabt. .In !Oo ol' ..., 'I'U · -·•· h hill n -·"" he eoold up Ill¥ , 8 · • w' --...,. nlght'a <ftr&l /l!!otch, J\ICII! T'Birt by 1' ' , •-·L . a clayorl1oOWhethertQ·Totlr,.• pif;;~arl,y." ol Austral... to""" ,~OBdocl, won · the en '-""iwl slnaled ,with two out , · 'Colavito waa hitilna with · Veter)lll pltdllro Jim O'Toole KathY Hart Of s.aJ_,s-h. mateh. ~ahi, ·ptV~ I"V io ilndU:i,~~~ ~'!"'.~!d one holller anil nve runo ballod ilnd BOO lllaw - • ~eleaaed 1>¥ ' ,-, •' .• · , ' ihu1)110BS, hid 1llif etaltf ~ ' three lnnl""s each 8nd Combined '(:_ Di"vJ"SJoO , In th(a IIPI'inB· He ballod .241111 , ~~~~ Wljlte Sox Toooday at lhe , , ' • 1n dl-1 .. olll!!oJ' ~"" or ·w W 63 some• lor lb,o CleveiUII, · Ume _lhe ~VItO sale W.a I England, 'iltlp~ ln·othr.,.hlttertoglvei!leTigers ~· anil-~lln 60 pme'o lor '·1"1"""".,.._ O''l'oOie laid he will Jtf.t:D . 'preBSIYO IJrOkeo as'; an 11-0 win over the the Wllllil ~ lihUe driVIng In 0 'ociilllot ibe CIDdMatl Redo anil did so• . ' ' ' senafl\r.. ,llill .-r......,;, ~ total "' .li:ot 'IN""'· He Bo- R'!l - s.x ilnd ~ be Btu! Graabnei' ousted Gene SCott o1 nm . homer ilnd a · cblblo wore· ha8 hi I!IIB • wlllln1 to.j\ltdl lor a minor NBA Plarofl' Roun<llp I' theb'·blowa"'r~-.Tl.. T'e ·~aomrqa 1 f.. ~ lea!!' "'·United Preao !nternatlooal ' ' > st. James, N. Y., 6-3, 4-6. s..t. ,. "' •~ •n year,~: 1-e CVter. thlo )ear but 91aw "' and Franulonc brought a •. 8eJJators commjttld nve errors, AllA Plarofl' Roun<llp V(ce prolldiril E.J, ''lmzle'' laid he .,..y rttlre. The llB.n Francisco Warriors halt to Chuck. McKinley's "'com. includiJW three by oecond btiOo By United Pfeao International Bavall an4 manager w 1 1 1 ha.. eemd notice on ravorltea man Bernie All!!llo , 'lbo Dan.. Chapirrala eeodJY to beware In the Natlooai Baa. back" as he beat thetonner Wim~! Carlton, conslderlJ<I b,y sOme . """ tho battle o1 Texaa to be. kOtbail Aaeoclatlon' a pi~Q~ofl'a. SPRINGFIELD, -Ohio (UPO - bledon champ, W, &.4, 6-4.. Fran. Three Columbiana Hlllh School ulovic:'s steeeb' lhotmaklrw tired ::~~\t:~~= Braves, Ollllorts to be tho Jrioat lrnPre.. ' come the Rrot 191m to lain lhe l l~Tho Warriors, who beat tile ' Bob'!WedtndLis alvo Pl!J;her In Fl!>rlda thiS dlvlalon Rqalo ID tho Amerlcon St. Loolo Hawks onl,y once om- athletes with lootball talenta have 1111 scramblinl MCKinley, now 10 Cain or the Tigers, steve lll>rliw. ·he14 the Met• to one hit Balkell>all Aaaoclatlon piiQiol!&. lnl the rogular-soaaon IChedUJe, decided to attend Wittenberg u,. PDunda overwelcht aitd • ..._. a Gi<lton o( the st. Lovll ClJ<IIn. lor all< ~niil~Js bororo glvq way Dallas breezed Jllllt tho Houatook a 11o0.game.to-one lead over iveralcy In the fall according to weekend player. al~ "!;'!•-• trlo of~ Yp,l'iJ•Met to Bob Gll>&oll.cl:\>ublea· bY Blld ton·'Maverlcka 116·103 Thoi!day them In thoirplll\'ofl'aorloa1'11ea- head lootball coach Bill EdWard1. Roy Emerson of Australlo,seeded, hid some anxloUJ ..,. The three are members of Co-Pitl:het• &ll__.dlll!>layed ...,Cltlof>o Harrelson•ilnd Ken Boaweit .... illstrt beblnd ' the 31-IIOinl ocorday nlgltt with •124-109 vlclory. .al fOrm. the Meto a 1..0· VIctory In' the InS o1 Joht\ Beasley 1<1 awaop The Warriors can tal!e an almost lumbiana's 1967 football 101m mlllllltS before he turned b a e k ·_ ~ .a<4111red 1>¥ the PI- , ninth as Nolin i!Jan, Bl1l,y 91ort 'tllolr Western Wvltloll _oeml.ftunbealld>le 3·1 lead when t h e .which won eight of ten same~ yuww Jba Osborne of llo11>lul~to r~ea ~- Jl'lnnlng 74 gam 0a tor ilnd Dill 'rriaella eomblnOd' ln a nal In three con.....UUve gameo, teams meet again at Oaklilnd Headed lor Wlttenbere UniY01'o u. &..7, &.2. 1!1;- l'~l&>hia PhUUoe cllrlng six • hltttt ·acalnat the world The Chapa now await the winSAN DIEGO, Calli. (UPI) I want him on my baaketball on Friday, In a mild IPSO!, Julie Hal<mlln elty In ~rlngtleld are Bill Cy• the lut tour ·ftarl, tuned ·\&' tor champions, ner of the Denver.New Orleans Elvin Hayes, college basketball's team." The Warriors' victory sound· rus, 215-pound 'tackle wOO was of New York beat Rosie Ctsala lo\ ,ir!llciP,ated oPOniD&' • day a"' OTHER SCORES · bea!-d.ftve series, In which the Player ot tile Year tills aeaiOn -.ver, the San Diego pre•' ed a clear note of warninl to named to lhe UPI first tlam; Bill ot ffAD Francisco, W. 7-5, 6-1 1 Oi&llment by allowlns o.._. two The MinneSota TWin& deleeted Buccaneers took a 1-0 lead by who aayo ho wants at leeot$3410,- ldent dldo'l menUon llKlllOJI. The the' Phlladelphla 76era and Boa. Ward, third-team ali.Ohio haH- ilnd will be Nancy Rlch01'•tdta:ln eight IMlJWI of a Z:.1 trio the New York Yanheea t-2, the , rootlni Denver 130-104 Tueoday 000 to &Iiila pro contract,meete Rockets won a eo1n mp with BaJ. ton Celtlca, both hoavll,y ravored biCk who rushed lor 966 yards ent In the quarteMinals. !llaa umjl~ o~r, the llo~liln Red Sox. Cincinnati Redl beat tho Los night with the San Diego Rockets a. tlmore lor the rights to t h e w win their playofl' aeries and last 581800; and George lyM, Richey eliminated qred Lof; BulllllrC.. who wu ta«ed tor a Anaeles Dodaera 7-2 and thecai. Larcy Brown hit a career high pin today, NBA'a No. 1 draft dlolce, yel both tied at one victory eaclt 18$ilowld guard Who earned ailo dahl of Swedan, &-1, &-3. ~ trCple by Gaorile ScOtt ilnd a sino llornla Angelo toPped the Clev"' of 31 points lor New orleans, The 6-loot-9 University of lla)'es, who led Houston wan wltll the New York Knick• and state homrable mention. Sheer powercu-rledstansmltti &Ia by ~ ~drewa, struck out land Indians &.2 In olh,. games. Which also got ~6 polntt !rom llooston star arrived Toeoday and Ullbeaten regular season record Detroit Plotons, respectlvel,y. Since [resllmen are ellglble o! Paaedena, Calli., to a 6-3, H sll< -· - ~ndwal~edo.._. one. Jim PerryandMoi()glerpltcl>o James Jones, 2Hrom Doug Moe talk1d with Bob Breltbard, the and firot place In the final UP! The Knicka and 76era piiQI ot lor varolty lootbal1 at Witt..,. win owr Rat&el Osuna ol M'P~ ftlotA hit! tw.,.run homer ed a OVOohitter and bailerymate and 21 !rom Auatln Robbins. prealdent of tho Natlooal Basket- coaches' poll, Indicated he want- ~adelphia and the Pistons and berg, tbe three stand a ehm:e to leo, former u. S. champion. ofl' Gary Waslewskl 'In the llrat John Roseboro. drove In three In the Eastern t,Jivlslon semi. ball Aaaoclatloo cldb, and Jack edtopliQI Ill the eotabllahedNBA Collies at Boston Wedneoday land pOSitions on the team whiCh Inning sendiJW th- Plrateaofl'toa niiiS wlt(l&Pair olalnaJealorthe III\ala, Art Heyman scored 32 McMahon, the Rocileta' general rather than the new American nilht ' has been rated one of the nation's 2-0 lead. · Twins whUe Ancjy KoscO 'knocked points as the Pltllburgh Pipers manager. COO<il. Basketball AsaoclaUon. The Los Angelos Lakero will best·ri!I'Ord cOllege loolhel1 flght Resulta ut;-.. GIAfff ~VJCTORY in botb Yankee runs !Vitti a single beat the Indiana Paceral21.J08 "We're ~Ins afU!r Hayes," But r.e added, "Pm not saying attempt to take a 3.0 lead over teams In the 1960&. The Tigers !lY umted Pressintemlllooai Mari~hal and Nlekro each a1- and a tnmer. It was tbe Twins' to IP two-up In their series and BreUbard said. "I've seen him rrn ready to si&n arzy old em- the Chicago Bulls in their serlea have a 63-6-1 record tor a per.. MIAMI BEACH (UPI)- Lula oite1 run ln eight innings filth victory in six games. the Kentucky Colonel& overcame and he's a great basketball play- tract." ; reiWlllng at Chicago Wednesday centagao! .907. Rodriauez, 154\1, Miami, outas the Glints beat the Cub' 3-2. , Lee May's three-run homer a l2.point deficit in the final per- er. He's a tine young man and Hayes was selected in a ae- ntsht. pointed Carl Moore, 157, l'l1oe,. 'Marllihal allowed sll< hlt• and climaxed a nv..run fltlnl-lrinlng loci to defeat tile Mlmesota Musctet draft by tile Houston MavJon Mullins scored 33 points Okinawa belongs to the lo· nix, Ariz. (10). atrUck. out rout willie Nfekro r..u.r t!"t ·F&rrled the Reds to _ ldeo 100.95 and square their ael Playoff orlcks of jhe ABA. The Mav- lo lead tile Warriors, who had a land choin of the Ryukyus. -r,teidod ~~ hit4 and C&nlledone. their !lth vlctort In 17 exhlbl-' at one some each. Reeults erlcks said The ad~ they were 93.84 lead after three periods P~ ~elsen'ol' wild '•Plciwl! · lion gameS: Gacy Nolan, Jay ; Loole Dampier &cOred 'llt wlllinl 1o ofl'er and guarantee Whllo Len Wilkens, Zetmo Boa· throw · enallled Ollie Brown to Hitl:hio and Bob Lee spaced out points lor tile COimelo and Ran· ABA Playol! standings lla)'es $500,000 to sliD with t.Y and Lou llldiiOII shared scornai. lor the 11 Dl"er hits. dy , Mahalfey added 21. Mione- By United Pres& lnternaUonal them. lng honors lor the Hawk& with 21 . tjle Ji~l@ll · ' · dbuek and Roger R!Jiloz .eota waa ll!jl by Don Freeman's (lllyision semi-Finals) "O.r Texas money talks ilnd pointa each. llrathomeraofthe 30 Points. (Best of Five) we are willing to ofl'er and guarEast ~ antee Mr. Hayes $500,000 ,to ~SCfi.ATCH ~~~.R!I.• t "•rles '. _ llortheHoostonMaverick&;"'" HA'; ·,...,A1,ofitboa . .,._ _ R lL I~~ ~ ~~- :r,: 'W. ' "". TE _ "'•liM•a; ~· ,~...... ~ • Pet. &too General MIIRIII•:illlla. Wile ~.,.._ u.r•eari.Ycllile ''" "' -"Pill ... ... --""'" o 1.ooo Martin said. ':".d!-"'-"i.t'!'!lvorlte 1!1. sal1it\tlifi's $i116';11~o h,.. :~~donl,y tl>reo ' andanw>o (UPI)-The St. Loula Cardinale Indiana U 2 .000 Ma~n i$led he tllougltt Florida Derby, was ocratched ~avtorilo, 1n run durin& the first nve announced a "alck call" ltst Series 8 Hayes servi,ces should be worth from Ule clauic riDI at th~ White Innings lor the Angela. ::·k~..!"t ln!odealneddPile)'_:: W, L. Pc~ $750,000 ID tile Rockets "wlib 'U!ifotrearn Park because or a MI~DLEPORT, Eox laat season, retllced his c •....,.el, IHol. r&&~n MlMesota 1 1 .500 their TV contracts and all." lump behind his rigtlt ankle. arm. outnelder Roger Marla, Kentuc~ 1 1 .500 ""I'm not &a¥1ng I wouldn't IroJi Ruler Forward Pall and WIDE OVAL pulled thigh muscle, ·catcher West play Cor the tt!lverlcks," Hayes Master Bold' remain as poslUve Tim McCarver, bruised rf&ht !Series A said. "J4i,stnl depends on which starters for the last major race elbow anil pitcher Ron WUIIa, w L. Pc• CillO Is wllllnl to;ineettheprlce." on the Florida circuit. itretched rnuseie In rllht arm. • • , "r · , 1 ' ,· • ,. New Orleans I 0 1.000 COACH NEEDED 1T~~. FliJ-'', Clncbi!ltl ' EL PASO, Tex. - Cleve)and Denver o 1 .ooo PHOENIX, Ariz. (l;PJl- The atT4 St~ Louis tlle ' I<IP alljlped to' a tlo lor sixth place wert announced by NAIA exec. Series B new Pl)oenix tranchlse ln the ~ ln,'the ~ ~· ex- 1n the ArneriCIIT League exhlhl- alive DlreciOr A. o, Duer, W. L, Pet. POMEROY LANES National Baaketball Aeaoclallon bl)>iuon: baaebill "&ndlnp . too Uoa· baseball llandlnis Tuesday x-Dallas 3 0 1,000 EARLY BIRD WOMEN has narrowed Ita llot of dO.;, . , When It <lropped a ~ declaiQII Houston 0 3 .000 March 20, 1968 coachinl candidates to tllree. ,.teama havell.6l"'".J0ot to tho Cali!orni''Anlel', ' ..woo series '('olnts A club spokesman laid ljqlrda lor a .6~9 percentage. The' -Angelo .are ,the· aecond CINCINNATI- ,'lte.Metropol' Tuesday's Re'!Jito D. D. Plnnettes. ••••••• 76 Tuesday that Alex Hamum, (l!nelpltatl doWned tha -!JOe An· team Ued wltll CI.VOii.nd.' Eadl ltan Amateur (Oo)l Chanqlionshlp KeotuciQ> 100 MIMeoota 95 Rawling's tbdge ........54 eoaeh or the PhlladelPda 76era, ~~.~gers 7.2 Tlleada,y ·On hao an • .,9 ~.Jcl~ mai-k !iir 4, Tournament ol Greater Clnclo: Dallas n6 Houston 103 Evelyn"s Grocery•••••• 44 iJ not arnoog the trio, which Lei, ~· three-1'1D1~ ,that .t71JIIlrct!l\taao. . nail will be pll,ved In NOrthern New Orleans 130 Denver lOt EXcilslor Oil ••••••••• 44 c:onalsts of. a college coach and AnySi~~e e~ a Rve...n lhlrii' bidn1: Chucli HliTt.on and Rosot Re- KentuciQ> lor the first Ume thla PiUsbilrlh i21 Indiana 108 Frlendcy Tavern ••••••• 42 two men currently with NBA ' The,. !led• pounded Ctaudo'Os- poz hit' tho Angela' fttot hollle year. Wodneaclay's Gamos Plus Tax and King Builders ••••••••• 28 tea,m 1 , illke Kek!ch and L11011 EY- rtiD& of the exhibition 1100ion In The Greater Clncinnatl Goll- Indiana wPittaburgh Recapable CaSing Toant High Serle• - Excelsior ., thoToeoday pmt, · ·· e~~ ~· Tile~ announced Kentucky · ~ MIMesota . <i· lor 11 hila. · Oil, 1979. Team Hlllh Game the .~18· ilnd all. liVID ' ' · . , . , , . l!lt -.y,m >>Ill ""~eld JlDle 17- (0..._. gameo · ithodded) ,. Frleodly Tavern, 702. Ind. Hillh <~ ofl' 0oteao; Wlio . :MillON - Bill Allill't nioa- ~.. ~ ~t. HIIIa!~try ,(liD ;, , . Game - L, !llnlih, 176J Ind. Hillh lllllties, ,_ ey ,!lnltl rot 'the IIJllt otrallht at Et~~~~~e.-., Ky. , NBa Playolt stondlngs Series - 111. Newell, 477• . sltiale and .a dod>le by iiJnt lit tho El>onlte Open , laot · By Uoltod Press lnternotlooal ~!:ljlllnp pve the Reds ·weeh kepi-'h(nt 11\llrst place In CINCINNATI (UP!) - Full. (Dirlolon ·semlllnals) INDY 500 YHr Dopandabla lhe ' second. MI.Y'o the · ~e•alonafi!Owlera As..,. 'bllcka RilndY McBride ot Colum. CBa8t of seven) INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The DulerFor •Nylon cord one or five hlta the elatlon ~ race. blana, Ohio, and AI Maell or 8111 field lor lho 1968 lndlanapollo •Teat:.d aDd proved atapt'eda m exct"'9 of t30m.p.ll. mch!T!I otr Q-., ~: The orlando, ··Fla., ~. N. J., have aiRnod foot. •· _s.rtea A '· 500~1e race on May SO wu ' • Nearly two inchea widtor than convention~~l Urtt.. thlrd .-IMins &eorlnB haaearnbipof$22,~. . , · balllotler..,.JntentwlththeUnlw. L. '' Pc~ railed jo 31 Tlleoday when AND •lbeiftl-type boletered rtboulrlPf8. ' Jim gerlme6, Jolle!, illi, ilas versllj> ol clliclnnatl. ·, PbUMN. 1 1 .500 Oscar L. 01... of Santa Ani, •Cool-ruMinc performam-e. 'llliCOITdliltheratewlth'l !9iiGO, MeBI'Ide waa a aecoridteJni New .York '. 1 ' I .500 Calli., OIQrod two cars .- • Race tift' profile 'followed by .1o1m G!~Qtbar, So.'- All.Northeiatem btdo oelectloo · ·. Serl" B ered by 30ikl*>lc~nclt Qaney, PhoneWY2-WO atlle, with $17,250. ' laot !all ao lullba<k ilnd ·line. -: w. L. Pc~ Ford becker at Colwnblllll& Creotvlew Boston 1 1 .500 D~ER - Tho Akron Good· High School. lletrolt 1 1 .500 year• · 11'"~• to 11\111 san Fran, . claco today- !Or the lh!J'd' place CJNCINNATI- The lour - clay Setlf, A ·11191,' Ill ,\!Je 1968 ·Mil' ~>takfi. ,,Ma!!frs ~will .behold ., 1 ·'' w. L. Pc~ bal1 ,~ont.. , ,: . . ~ lbe .COnventloll ~ here ~ ~ro:loco 2 1 .667_ 4 · Akion·waa upaet 'i'Ue.-,nllht . AJ,rn 2o-2t. ·,. St. l:l>til• ' 1 · 2 .333 br the :Armtl!l, sii.V~ All.star !lx\Y.four of the I<IP llllra, .tp Series B team 78.66 ~ " • bowllq will compete In 11)0 com. w, L. Pc~ ., pan1on • eveot to tho ArneriCIIl Loa ANeJe• 2 0 1.000 llOWIInl c..nsresa ~enl. ,Cl\l<!I&O o 2 .ooo OJFCOIS aparra}8 ,. .•,..' ..,.._ , .m 'ill:!l'" w.........,. A BA Finals so ,:.,, m- Wi \ 'berg. ·,.' · ~J!, La .)_ Three Columbianans ., . disaster. luJUSton ~ by for~ inl good sa!ety habits. FT. PLEASANT - Clcy CouP. ' 4-H Tractor Program age cil met Tuesday night in a statu.. limit Is ~ ~ years' ilnd older. tory meeting to Qprove the le\)' )"~ 1 There •re toll!' phases: Get.. estimate for the fiscal year or ting acquainted with your trac- 196&.69. The estimate will be tor, ~ssurtng sate efficient ap. sent to the State Tax ContmiSoo mtron, improvine your skills, sion for approval and the coUncil and rilachinery cafe and safety. will meet on Tues~, Aprlll6 1 It .t~ a very fine program, and to awrove the levy call. all woUld·like 1~ The Le~ estimate Cor the next ' fiscal year ls $21,931 more than the 1967-68 budget. Th0-bu<1get Sole Survivor Gen. ,Ge-orge Armstrong estimate is in the amo~o~ntof$217,Custer ,<!Rd his whole com· 686 with estbnatedrece1Ptsbeing mand were ~assacred at tbe $175,400 plus $42,286 raise$~ by Battle ot.tM Little Big Horn. the levy lor a total o! $217,686 A horse· nall\ed Comanche was and the estimated eJCPenses are the only· survivor of the $217,686. tr. 1 ... ·:t: n , ll,aj'rlaonvUle Boys' Club The 4-~ Tractor Proc:ram was \ ' establi~ to helP members to learn th~ better tractof carer~> sultsln•.IQnger tractor lite, more power, !ln41oweroperating costs. Membert learn to <b tnan)' small, but imPortant, tractor malnteoandt jobs, so they ean get better production from Cai'm units and redUce costly brea!P cbwns. Members learn how to be stfe traCtor gperators / Dick'"~ a~hld ht~·~ The than the thlsyw the Progi'iml ·Hits· ~· Included in the' new budget are salar)i increases for the cJty ~ lice deparmlent; cit)' street employees.and the garbage and sanitation emPlOyee~ Raises tor the two paid ctbr firemen· ~e un~ termlned»1ursuant tnanbltel'Pretati.On or the rides and regulations of' ~ ~esi Virginia Department Will"Ing..T0 Pay Hayes $500,000 or Labor. Attending las\ night's seuJon were M.io~ D. .tl. M>rgan, Clcy Attorne.)', Bay, Musgrave, CitY Clerk , P~tt.v _,Burdette, ilnd ~~~m­ cllmen Wa~~ Tl)abet,BIIIWOU. man. Leonard Rittle, JamOFish- :;.~!~~~~~· Reid n.Olittle ... ',, ~ . ...,.1 . 11:- J.. ' ... ( ~ ·N1bllio Pit-ml~m Slhfne Crackers lb; 35c "· Strietmanri_;Aon6y Gril~a'm's :-lb. !!Ox 39c '< • " Sunsl)_ine Fig B1rs,: 1-lb: . . 3 bo~ 1.00 . lr<~- • , , 1, 1 , low" H ·& A l /11: . _,L "': . \U...,.. OHIO ' ' -;~ qli~:. Sports SlllnDl8ry • ·SPAN r ·•• J . 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'h aftor he • "'"' laid oflortlii $@,000 War:dors· ·Surprise St. Louis OTil,y the . ~-- ~ o1 tho · P.alitiOO .:.,;+.' draw lnbotb,·""'"'~- lndw..,.•a SoniW ,,fooniJ sectlc!n lit•,' ~- ll,lll! -ed ' tile~ ·. ~·' ~~ 11 lo . .. hoW h,e ocbi<Utld T6urkttl :'lllabt. .In !Oo ol' ..., 'I'U · -·•· h hill n -·"" he eoold up Ill¥ , 8 · • w' --...,. nlght'a <ftr&l /l!!otch, J\ICII! T'Birt by 1' ' , •-·L . a clayorl1oOWhethertQ·Totlr,.• pif;;~arl,y." ol Austral... to""" ,~OBdocl, won · the en '-""iwl slnaled ,with two out , · 'Colavito waa hitilna with · Veter)lll pltdllro Jim O'Toole KathY Hart Of s.aJ_,s-h. mateh. ~ahi, ·ptV~ I"V io ilndU:i,~~~ ~'!"'.~!d one holller anil nve runo ballod ilnd BOO lllaw - • ~eleaaed 1>¥ ' ,-, •' .• · , ' ihu1)110BS, hid 1llif etaltf ~ ' three lnnl""s each 8nd Combined '(:_ Di"vJ"SJoO , In th(a IIPI'inB· He ballod .241111 , ~~~~ Wljlte Sox Toooday at lhe , , ' • 1n dl-1 .. olll!!oJ' ~"" or ·w W 63 some• lor lb,o CleveiUII, · Ume _lhe ~VItO sale W.a I England, 'iltlp~ ln·othr.,.hlttertoglvei!leTigers ~· anil-~lln 60 pme'o lor '·1"1"""".,.._ O''l'oOie laid he will Jtf.t:D . 'preBSIYO IJrOkeo as'; an 11-0 win over the the Wllllil ~ lihUe driVIng In 0 'ociilllot ibe CIDdMatl Redo anil did so• . ' ' ' senafl\r.. ,llill .-r......,;, ~ total "' .li:ot 'IN""'· He Bo- R'!l - s.x ilnd ~ be Btu! Graabnei' ousted Gene SCott o1 nm . homer ilnd a · cblblo wore· ha8 hi I!IIB • wlllln1 to.j\ltdl lor a minor NBA Plarofl' Roun<llp I' theb'·blowa"'r~-.Tl.. T'e ·~aomrqa 1 f.. ~ lea!!' "'·United Preao !nternatlooal ' ' > st. James, N. Y., 6-3, 4-6. s..t. ,. "' •~ •n year,~: 1-e CVter. thlo )ear but 91aw "' and Franulonc brought a •. 8eJJators commjttld nve errors, AllA Plarofl' Roun<llp V(ce prolldiril E.J, ''lmzle'' laid he .,..y rttlre. The llB.n Francisco Warriors halt to Chuck. McKinley's "'com. includiJW three by oecond btiOo By United Pfeao International Bavall an4 manager w 1 1 1 ha.. eemd notice on ravorltea man Bernie All!!llo , 'lbo Dan.. Chapirrala eeodJY to beware In the Natlooai Baa. back" as he beat thetonner Wim~! Carlton, conslderlJ<I b,y sOme . """ tho battle o1 Texaa to be. kOtbail Aaeoclatlon' a pi~Q~ofl'a. SPRINGFIELD, -Ohio (UPO - bledon champ, W, &.4, 6-4.. Fran. Three Columbiana Hlllh School ulovic:'s steeeb' lhotmaklrw tired ::~~\t:~~= Braves, Ollllorts to be tho Jrioat lrnPre.. ' come the Rrot 191m to lain lhe l l~Tho Warriors, who beat tile ' Bob'!WedtndLis alvo Pl!J;her In Fl!>rlda thiS dlvlalon Rqalo ID tho Amerlcon St. Loolo Hawks onl,y once om- athletes with lootball talenta have 1111 scramblinl MCKinley, now 10 Cain or the Tigers, steve lll>rliw. ·he14 the Met• to one hit Balkell>all Aaaoclatlon piiQiol!&. lnl the rogular-soaaon IChedUJe, decided to attend Wittenberg u,. PDunda overwelcht aitd • ..._. a Gi<lton o( the st. Lovll ClJ<IIn. lor all< ~niil~Js bororo glvq way Dallas breezed Jllllt tho Houatook a 11o0.game.to-one lead over iveralcy In the fall according to weekend player. al~ "!;'!•-• trlo of~ Yp,l'iJ•Met to Bob Gll>&oll.cl:\>ublea· bY Blld ton·'Maverlcka 116·103 Thoi!day them In thoirplll\'ofl'aorloa1'11ea- head lootball coach Bill EdWard1. Roy Emerson of Australlo,seeded, hid some anxloUJ ..,. The three are members of Co-Pitl:het• &ll__.dlll!>layed ...,Cltlof>o Harrelson•ilnd Ken Boaweit .... illstrt beblnd ' the 31-IIOinl ocorday nlgltt with •124-109 vlclory. .al fOrm. the Meto a 1..0· VIctory In' the InS o1 Joht\ Beasley 1<1 awaop The Warriors can tal!e an almost lumbiana's 1967 football 101m mlllllltS before he turned b a e k ·_ ~ .a<4111red 1>¥ the PI- , ninth as Nolin i!Jan, Bl1l,y 91ort 'tllolr Western Wvltloll _oeml.ftunbealld>le 3·1 lead when t h e .which won eight of ten same~ yuww Jba Osborne of llo11>lul~to r~ea ~- Jl'lnnlng 74 gam 0a tor ilnd Dill 'rriaella eomblnOd' ln a nal In three con.....UUve gameo, teams meet again at Oaklilnd Headed lor Wlttenbere UniY01'o u. &..7, &.2. 1!1;- l'~l&>hia PhUUoe cllrlng six • hltttt ·acalnat the world The Chapa now await the winSAN DIEGO, Calli. (UPI) I want him on my baaketball on Friday, In a mild IPSO!, Julie Hal<mlln elty In ~rlngtleld are Bill Cy• the lut tour ·ftarl, tuned ·\&' tor champions, ner of the Denver.New Orleans Elvin Hayes, college basketball's team." The Warriors' victory sound· rus, 215-pound 'tackle wOO was of New York beat Rosie Ctsala lo\ ,ir!llciP,ated oPOniD&' • day a"' OTHER SCORES · bea!-d.ftve series, In which the Player ot tile Year tills aeaiOn -.ver, the San Diego pre•' ed a clear note of warninl to named to lhe UPI first tlam; Bill ot ffAD Francisco, W. 7-5, 6-1 1 Oi&llment by allowlns o.._. two The MinneSota TWin& deleeted Buccaneers took a 1-0 lead by who aayo ho wants at leeot$3410,- ldent dldo'l menUon llKlllOJI. The the' Phlladelphla 76era and Boa. Ward, third-team ali.Ohio haH- ilnd will be Nancy Rlch01'•tdta:ln eight IMlJWI of a Z:.1 trio the New York Yanheea t-2, the , rootlni Denver 130-104 Tueoday 000 to &Iiila pro contract,meete Rockets won a eo1n mp with BaJ. ton Celtlca, both hoavll,y ravored biCk who rushed lor 966 yards ent In the quarteMinals. !llaa umjl~ o~r, the llo~liln Red Sox. Cincinnati Redl beat tho Los night with the San Diego Rockets a. tlmore lor the rights to t h e w win their playofl' aeries and last 581800; and George lyM, Richey eliminated qred Lof; BulllllrC.. who wu ta«ed tor a Anaeles Dodaera 7-2 and thecai. Larcy Brown hit a career high pin today, NBA'a No. 1 draft dlolce, yel both tied at one victory eaclt 18$ilowld guard Who earned ailo dahl of Swedan, &-1, &-3. ~ trCple by Gaorile ScOtt ilnd a sino llornla Angelo toPped the Clev"' of 31 points lor New orleans, The 6-loot-9 University of lla)'es, who led Houston wan wltll the New York Knick• and state homrable mention. Sheer powercu-rledstansmltti &Ia by ~ ~drewa, struck out land Indians &.2 In olh,. games. Which also got ~6 polntt !rom llooston star arrived Toeoday and Ullbeaten regular season record Detroit Plotons, respectlvel,y. Since [resllmen are ellglble o! Paaedena, Calli., to a 6-3, H sll< -· - ~ndwal~edo.._. one. Jim PerryandMoi()glerpltcl>o James Jones, 2Hrom Doug Moe talk1d with Bob Breltbard, the and firot place In the final UP! The Knicka and 76era piiQI ot lor varolty lootbal1 at Witt..,. win owr Rat&el Osuna ol M'P~ ftlotA hit! tw.,.run homer ed a OVOohitter and bailerymate and 21 !rom Auatln Robbins. prealdent of tho Natlooal Basket- coaches' poll, Indicated he want- ~adelphia and the Pistons and berg, tbe three stand a ehm:e to leo, former u. S. champion. ofl' Gary Waslewskl 'In the llrat John Roseboro. drove In three In the Eastern t,Jivlslon semi. ball Aaaoclatloo cldb, and Jack edtopliQI Ill the eotabllahedNBA Collies at Boston Wedneoday land pOSitions on the team whiCh Inning sendiJW th- Plrateaofl'toa niiiS wlt(l&Pair olalnaJealorthe III\ala, Art Heyman scored 32 McMahon, the Rocileta' general rather than the new American nilht ' has been rated one of the nation's 2-0 lead. · Twins whUe Ancjy KoscO 'knocked points as the Pltllburgh Pipers manager. COO<il. Basketball AsaoclaUon. The Los Angelos Lakero will best·ri!I'Ord cOllege loolhel1 flght Resulta ut;-.. GIAfff ~VJCTORY in botb Yankee runs !Vitti a single beat the Indiana Paceral21.J08 "We're ~Ins afU!r Hayes," But r.e added, "Pm not saying attempt to take a 3.0 lead over teams In the 1960&. The Tigers !lY umted Pressintemlllooai Mari~hal and Nlekro each a1- and a tnmer. It was tbe Twins' to IP two-up In their series and BreUbard said. "I've seen him rrn ready to si&n arzy old em- the Chicago Bulls in their serlea have a 63-6-1 record tor a per.. MIAMI BEACH (UPI)- Lula oite1 run ln eight innings filth victory in six games. the Kentucky Colonel& overcame and he's a great basketball play- tract." ; reiWlllng at Chicago Wednesday centagao! .907. Rodriauez, 154\1, Miami, outas the Glints beat the Cub' 3-2. , Lee May's three-run homer a l2.point deficit in the final per- er. He's a tine young man and Hayes was selected in a ae- ntsht. pointed Carl Moore, 157, l'l1oe,. 'Marllihal allowed sll< hlt• and climaxed a nv..run fltlnl-lrinlng loci to defeat tile Mlmesota Musctet draft by tile Houston MavJon Mullins scored 33 points Okinawa belongs to the lo· nix, Ariz. (10). atrUck. out rout willie Nfekro r..u.r t!"t ·F&rrled the Reds to _ ldeo 100.95 and square their ael Playoff orlcks of jhe ABA. The Mav- lo lead tile Warriors, who had a land choin of the Ryukyus. -r,teidod ~~ hit4 and C&nlledone. their !lth vlctort In 17 exhlbl-' at one some each. Reeults erlcks said The ad~ they were 93.84 lead after three periods P~ ~elsen'ol' wild '•Plciwl! · lion gameS: Gacy Nolan, Jay ; Loole Dampier &cOred 'llt wlllinl 1o ofl'er and guarantee Whllo Len Wilkens, Zetmo Boa· throw · enallled Ollie Brown to Hitl:hio and Bob Lee spaced out points lor tile COimelo and Ran· ABA Playol! standings lla)'es $500,000 to sliD with t.Y and Lou llldiiOII shared scornai. lor the 11 Dl"er hits. dy , Mahalfey added 21. Mione- By United Pres& lnternaUonal them. lng honors lor the Hawk& with 21 . tjle Ji~l@ll · ' · dbuek and Roger R!Jiloz .eota waa ll!jl by Don Freeman's (lllyision semi-Finals) "O.r Texas money talks ilnd pointa each. llrathomeraofthe 30 Points. (Best of Five) we are willing to ofl'er and guarEast ~ antee Mr. Hayes $500,000 ,to ~SCfi.ATCH ~~~.R!I.• t "•rles '. _ llortheHoostonMaverick&;"'" HA'; ·,...,A1,ofitboa . .,._ _ R lL I~~ ~ ~~- :r,: 'W. ' "". TE _ "'•liM•a; ~· ,~...... ~ • Pet. &too General MIIRIII•:illlla. Wile ~.,.._ u.r•eari.Ycllile ''" "' -"Pill ... ... --""'" o 1.ooo Martin said. ':".d!-"'-"i.t'!'!lvorlte 1!1. sal1it\tlifi's $i116';11~o h,.. :~~donl,y tl>reo ' andanw>o (UPI)-The St. Loula Cardinale Indiana U 2 .000 Ma~n i$led he tllougltt Florida Derby, was ocratched ~avtorilo, 1n run durin& the first nve announced a "alck call" ltst Series 8 Hayes servi,ces should be worth from Ule clauic riDI at th~ White Innings lor the Angela. ::·k~..!"t ln!odealneddPile)'_:: W, L. Pc~ $750,000 ID tile Rockets "wlib 'U!ifotrearn Park because or a MI~DLEPORT, Eox laat season, retllced his c •....,.el, IHol. r&&~n MlMesota 1 1 .500 their TV contracts and all." lump behind his rigtlt ankle. arm. outnelder Roger Marla, Kentuc~ 1 1 .500 ""I'm not &a¥1ng I wouldn't IroJi Ruler Forward Pall and WIDE OVAL pulled thigh muscle, ·catcher West play Cor the tt!lverlcks," Hayes Master Bold' remain as poslUve Tim McCarver, bruised rf&ht !Series A said. "J4i,stnl depends on which starters for the last major race elbow anil pitcher Ron WUIIa, w L. Pc• CillO Is wllllnl to;ineettheprlce." on the Florida circuit. itretched rnuseie In rllht arm. • • , "r · , 1 ' ,· • ,. New Orleans I 0 1.000 COACH NEEDED 1T~~. FliJ-'', Clncbi!ltl ' EL PASO, Tex. - Cleve)and Denver o 1 .ooo PHOENIX, Ariz. (l;PJl- The atT4 St~ Louis tlle ' I<IP alljlped to' a tlo lor sixth place wert announced by NAIA exec. Series B new Pl)oenix tranchlse ln the ~ ln,'the ~ ~· ex- 1n the ArneriCIIT League exhlhl- alive DlreciOr A. o, Duer, W. L, Pet. POMEROY LANES National Baaketball Aeaoclallon bl)>iuon: baaebill "&ndlnp . too Uoa· baseball llandlnis Tuesday x-Dallas 3 0 1,000 EARLY BIRD WOMEN has narrowed Ita llot of dO.;, . , When It <lropped a ~ declaiQII Houston 0 3 .000 March 20, 1968 coachinl candidates to tllree. ,.teama havell.6l"'".J0ot to tho Cali!orni''Anlel', ' ..woo series '('olnts A club spokesman laid ljqlrda lor a .6~9 percentage. The' -Angelo .are ,the· aecond CINCINNATI- ,'lte.Metropol' Tuesday's Re'!Jito D. D. Plnnettes. ••••••• 76 Tuesday that Alex Hamum, (l!nelpltatl doWned tha -!JOe An· team Ued wltll CI.VOii.nd.' Eadl ltan Amateur (Oo)l Chanqlionshlp KeotuciQ> 100 MIMeoota 95 Rawling's tbdge ........54 eoaeh or the PhlladelPda 76era, ~~.~gers 7.2 Tlleada,y ·On hao an • .,9 ~.Jcl~ mai-k !iir 4, Tournament ol Greater Clnclo: Dallas n6 Houston 103 Evelyn"s Grocery•••••• 44 iJ not arnoog the trio, which Lei, ~· three-1'1D1~ ,that .t71JIIlrct!l\taao. . nail will be pll,ved In NOrthern New Orleans 130 Denver lOt EXcilslor Oil ••••••••• 44 c:onalsts of. a college coach and AnySi~~e e~ a Rve...n lhlrii' bidn1: Chucli HliTt.on and Rosot Re- KentuciQ> lor the first Ume thla PiUsbilrlh i21 Indiana 108 Frlendcy Tavern ••••••• 42 two men currently with NBA ' The,. !led• pounded Ctaudo'Os- poz hit' tho Angela' fttot hollle year. Wodneaclay's Gamos Plus Tax and King Builders ••••••••• 28 tea,m 1 , illke Kek!ch and L11011 EY- rtiD& of the exhibition 1100ion In The Greater Clncinnatl Goll- Indiana wPittaburgh Recapable CaSing Toant High Serle• - Excelsior ., thoToeoday pmt, · ·· e~~ ~· Tile~ announced Kentucky · ~ MIMesota . <i· lor 11 hila. · Oil, 1979. Team Hlllh Game the .~18· ilnd all. liVID ' ' · . , . , , . l!lt -.y,m >>Ill ""~eld JlDle 17- (0..._. gameo · ithodded) ,. Frleodly Tavern, 702. Ind. Hillh <~ ofl' 0oteao; Wlio . :MillON - Bill Allill't nioa- ~.. ~ ~t. HIIIa!~try ,(liD ;, , . Game - L, !llnlih, 176J Ind. Hillh lllllties, ,_ ey ,!lnltl rot 'the IIJllt otrallht at Et~~~~~e.-., Ky. , NBa Playolt stondlngs Series - 111. Newell, 477• . sltiale and .a dod>le by iiJnt lit tho El>onlte Open , laot · By Uoltod Press lnternotlooal ~!:ljlllnp pve the Reds ·weeh kepi-'h(nt 11\llrst place In CINCINNATI (UP!) - Full. (Dirlolon ·semlllnals) INDY 500 YHr Dopandabla lhe ' second. MI.Y'o the · ~e•alonafi!Owlera As..,. 'bllcka RilndY McBride ot Colum. CBa8t of seven) INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The DulerFor •Nylon cord one or five hlta the elatlon ~ race. blana, Ohio, and AI Maell or 8111 field lor lho 1968 lndlanapollo •Teat:.d aDd proved atapt'eda m exct"'9 of t30m.p.ll. mch!T!I otr Q-., ~: The orlando, ··Fla., ~. N. J., have aiRnod foot. •· _s.rtea A '· 500~1e race on May SO wu ' • Nearly two inchea widtor than convention~~l Urtt.. thlrd .-IMins &eorlnB haaearnbipof$22,~. . , · balllotler..,.JntentwlththeUnlw. L. '' Pc~ railed jo 31 Tlleoday when AND •lbeiftl-type boletered rtboulrlPf8. ' Jim gerlme6, Jolle!, illi, ilas versllj> ol clliclnnatl. ·, PbUMN. 1 1 .500 Oscar L. 01... of Santa Ani, •Cool-ruMinc performam-e. 'llliCOITdliltheratewlth'l !9iiGO, MeBI'Ide waa a aecoridteJni New .York '. 1 ' I .500 Calli., OIQrod two cars .- • Race tift' profile 'followed by .1o1m G!~Qtbar, So.'- All.Northeiatem btdo oelectloo · ·. Serl" B ered by 30ikl*>lc~nclt Qaney, PhoneWY2-WO atlle, with $17,250. ' laot !all ao lullba<k ilnd ·line. -: w. L. Pc~ Ford becker at Colwnblllll& Creotvlew Boston 1 1 .500 D~ER - Tho Akron Good· High School. lletrolt 1 1 .500 year• · 11'"~• to 11\111 san Fran, . claco today- !Or the lh!J'd' place CJNCINNATI- The lour - clay Setlf, A ·11191,' Ill ,\!Je 1968 ·Mil' ~>takfi. ,,Ma!!frs ~will .behold ., 1 ·'' w. L. Pc~ bal1 ,~ont.. , ,: . . ~ lbe .COnventloll ~ here ~ ~ro:loco 2 1 .667_ 4 · Akion·waa upaet 'i'Ue.-,nllht . AJ,rn 2o-2t. ·,. St. l:l>til• ' 1 · 2 .333 br the :Armtl!l, sii.V~ All.star !lx\Y.four of the I<IP llllra, .tp Series B team 78.66 ~ " • bowllq will compete In 11)0 com. w, L. Pc~ ., pan1on • eveot to tho ArneriCIIl Loa ANeJe• 2 0 1.000 llOWIInl c..nsresa ~enl. ,Cl\l<!I&O o 2 .ooo OJFCOIS aparra}8 ,. .•,..' ..,.._ , .m 'ill:!l'" w.........,. A BA Finals so ,:.,, m- Wi \ 'berg. ·,.' · ~J!, La .)_ Three Columbianans ., . disaster. luJUSton ~ by for~ inl good sa!ety habits. FT. PLEASANT - Clcy CouP. ' 4-H Tractor Program age cil met Tuesday night in a statu.. limit Is ~ ~ years' ilnd older. tory meeting to Qprove the le\)' )"~ 1 There •re toll!' phases: Get.. estimate for the fiscal year or ting acquainted with your trac- 196&.69. The estimate will be tor, ~ssurtng sate efficient ap. sent to the State Tax ContmiSoo mtron, improvine your skills, sion for approval and the coUncil and rilachinery cafe and safety. will meet on Tues~, Aprlll6 1 It .t~ a very fine program, and to awrove the levy call. all woUld·like 1~ The Le~ estimate Cor the next ' fiscal year ls $21,931 more than the 1967-68 budget. Th0-bu<1get Sole Survivor Gen. ,Ge-orge Armstrong estimate is in the amo~o~ntof$217,Custer ,<!Rd his whole com· 686 with estbnatedrece1Ptsbeing mand were ~assacred at tbe $175,400 plus $42,286 raise$~ by Battle ot.tM Little Big Horn. the levy lor a total o! $217,686 A horse· nall\ed Comanche was and the estimated eJCPenses are the only· survivor of the $217,686. tr. 1 ... ·:t: n , ll,aj'rlaonvUle Boys' Club The 4-~ Tractor Proc:ram was \ ' establi~ to helP members to learn th~ better tractof carer~> sultsln•.IQnger tractor lite, more power, !ln41oweroperating costs. Membert learn to <b tnan)' small, but imPortant, tractor malnteoandt jobs, so they ean get better production from Cai'm units and redUce costly brea!P cbwns. Members learn how to be stfe traCtor gperators / Dick'"~ a~hld ht~·~ The than the thlsyw the Progi'iml ·Hits· ~· Included in the' new budget are salar)i increases for the cJty ~ lice deparmlent; cit)' street employees.and the garbage and sanitation emPlOyee~ Raises tor the two paid ctbr firemen· ~e un~ termlned»1ursuant tnanbltel'Pretati.On or the rides and regulations of' ~ ~esi Virginia Department Will"Ing..T0 Pay Hayes $500,000 or Labor. Attending las\ night's seuJon were M.io~ D. .tl. M>rgan, Clcy Attorne.)', Bay, Musgrave, CitY Clerk , P~tt.v _,Burdette, ilnd ~~~m­ cllmen Wa~~ Tl)abet,BIIIWOU. man. Leonard Rittle, JamOFish- :;.~!~~~~~· Reid n.Olittle ... ',, ~ . ...,.1 . 11:- J.. ' ... ( ~ ·N1bllio Pit-ml~m Slhfne Crackers lb; 35c "· Strietmanri_;Aon6y Gril~a'm's :-lb. !!Ox 39c '< • " Sunsl)_ine Fig B1rs,: 1-lb: . . 3 bo~ 1.00 . lr<~- • , , 1, 1 , low" H ·& A l /11: . _,L "': . \U...,.. OHIO ' ' -;~ qli~:. Sports SlllnDl8ry • ·SPAN r ·•• J . 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SIZE . . ·us·E <: -~r~ t '• •• .. '• :.1 �"' .' ·(R!SJ 1~ TOOTHPISTE f•mlly .ALKA·· TZER Easy· 120Count Ult39r U•t69c '. -on·th' FOLGERS • I INSTANT COFFEE 10 ~ PIG. Si• ·3 LB. ORANGES . · SLICES OZ. JAii ' - " 40Z . ~:t . I ~ ' ·' ... A. ·' BOTTLE ~ '...)'. ,•:· ' ' -·· . . ' 011 .. . ' . . - · 10oa. pkg. QT. ' . ' "' '' t·. ' • .i.t.' .1LB. CAN . 1'HRIL~ · ,~~1\!0UID ~tERGENT h.OZ. SIZE . . ·us·E <: -~r~ t '• •• .. '• :.1 �''I ·•-" d . ; ty eXfenston agent. Pictured here, left to right, are SbtUi FOl. ~'1'YLE REVUE - ,.Scout Night" was observed Tuesday at the salisbury Elementary P, T.A. meeting. Member sot Cadet Troop 208 modeled dresses which they made in a course o1 sewing lessoni taught by Miss Margaret Griffiths, Meigs CoUJlo Capt. John Will extended an conference ;\j)rU 27-28 at t h e conlorence. sergeant P. D. McCreedy of official invUatloo to a state oon- Deshler~Beasley ~el in Columference from CoL Robert Chi- bus where a topnotch program the Gallipolls Post was the In- meet~n~~ at the Middleport Le· gton hall. · All auxiliary members, active and reserve, and wives, are urged to aue'nd the organizatitl'l' s structor ror the meeting. H t s top[c was the recently enacted and the objective ls to exceed law pertaining to car inspection. that figure this year, Capt, Will He gave a clear report on the said. A banq_uet and dance Satur· law, clarllylng rnlsconceptldns day night concludes the confer- ttlat motorists have tegardingUte inspection of vehicles. Unsafeveence. For the .!lmday session a na. tiicles are the lepding hazard to ttonally known speaker , Mr. Ev- modern transportation, he. said. The next regular meeting or erett Undsey, will address the has been planned. Over 700 reg- istered ror the 1967 conference, the Meigs Unit will be l4&Y 27. This will· be the final titeeUflg of the "AilxiHary yearfi which BERRY'S WORlD J ~ ; , ' mer. Connie 4Ming, !Aarlene Michael, Beverly ~lth and Ann Oltl~r. ' Auxiliary Invited to ·Conference aramonte, SUpt. of the State High~ way Patrol, to the Meigs Councy Unit of the Patrrol Auxiliary Monday everUng &t its r'egular •• . . c in Chlrlostori recently. ThO Almanac: . Mr. and Mrs. · Charla& Ingels B,y United ·PressiJ\ternallolllll snd son;-llrjan, 'If~·· '. Tedo.Y ' is, w.idnes.-i:, ~b ' Ind., vtoltod over the weekend .. 21, the ·87th dar or 1968'wllh·2'19 'wtth her riloth..-, Mro. Elizabeth .toJonoW. · _' · · Jo.llers1 snd lils ~thor, f!lr, L,eo •· ._ The ~ .• ls \betwoen I!" lost .- News, N0;le.8 ' 'Mr\. Pa., visited over the weekend with her sister, Mrs.DallasCadoo le and lamily: , MisS Lucille Housh of Jiltart, W. Va •• undenrent surgery r~ centiY at St. Mary's Hoi!IPitalln Huntington. Her room number t& 5000. Misq Housh's sister and bus-band, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clark Of Winois were here Cor a vtsi't Mr. an(J ~r,I!I. · Carl .~ony .of runs from July 1 to June 30. with her, Meigs county resident patrolMrs. Stanley Harbour. and her man E. J. Sleets was present daughter~ltHaw, Mrs. DannyHarand spoke briefly. bour attended a hair styl~ngshow ~. . I I .' " 'I • •• News, Notes By MR,;. LYLE BAL!ER&)N Rev. and Mrs. C. N, Watson and Rushia ~umway of Tuppers Plslns visited with MI"S, Eunice ~rague receQtly. Mrs. Ben Buckley is a patient at camden Clark Hospital, Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred cashdol- tar vtsUed recently witll Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Pryor and son, eo. lwnbns. Mr. and Mr>. Warren Pickens were dinner guests of Mr. a n d Mn. BUI ,Mereditll and sons of Beverly. . Mrs. earl Barnhart is a surglcal patient at Camden-Clark Hospitolln Parkerabnrg. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and family were dinner gUests of Mr. and Mrs. Charle~> Pickens 1 son because he disapproved of Wilson 's policies after the sinking of the Lusitania. BELTON£ • .d Heanng AI Service Center 1 Mr. H. Wm. MAmNGLY . WILL BE AT 206 N. 2nd Avenue Middleport, Ohio ON Thurs. March 28 , FROM 9 A:M.to 12 Noon To repair and h s~rvice and daughter o(Parkersbufi~ earing aids Weekend guests at ibeWU. , Bl:tteries and supplies iiams.-Balclerson hOme were Mr• all makes for ~~ale and Mrs. Bill Williams of Lano , I ••'•• Mattingly will be glad to caster. 10U a free hearing test The t:BC's met with the Ch&r· ~~~(~l::•te:s~~~,,~Beltone Elecles Hwt1)hrey [amily lot the · 11 " March meeting. Business sessiOn · . " -"':ifte:rl'~Toy;.,,.,.: was conducted by President ~ ald Osborne. D.les were paid and . _l!robltm Bt,hone lo reporu were given by clean-til · · - t!ie anllwe~ ·-.,••--•--• committee and also on the swtm.. ....1 - ·I ' . mlng JesliOn project. llefresp. ments were served tD the above and these tamUies, Denver W• en, Walte'r BroWns, ·Ernest ·~ Whitehead•, U>hr:man lte~ -..,"-,. <<>" I >-.BEllONE Aid Center- the Warren rl~;kensf, , !!r. an'd ,Mrs. CIUlo!'d hmu ~~o. ··•tnce the bitth bt a - Memorial ) .,~ . ' /, l.~ J. ·' . I entitles you te> buy the item, / ·week. . ' ' CoUNTRY STYLi. or IIEG. Flif. ·FOil · Sf.lSOIIIG S,are Rllts • .. Smlilllll '~ . ' '' < ':t"l< ' ~:. •'... )'' ' • '· I I .I I .. ' .\ i. .. ;: ~ta-s •:res:b.e~; ._ I / ... ·~ta ~~vor ~~~ \__ jj _, '! It ' , ' • .. -·- !i ' •. gc .. 29c Jowls •· ·~ • .... ........ ' Wb. J.M Salt ... P.rdl hrtitla • ' ltc • Macaroni S•la~ . SULTli&-FROZU ••t 19c Pill • "'• : ' ... ;.., AI' IRAND IUYSI JANI POTATOB.EAD J .!:!,'!J9c ~ ;n ~ • ., S1St ....... ac • • I .. . I j ·- - - - .!.:. ~ no Sweet Corn wr~ . 5.... 4t. .- ·.a,FIIIIH.. Pin1111..lleuta .... II& Texas Catrots • .• 2 ::; 3t .......,..hila·-· . FLORIDA . W&E ' JUICY \. ' ' . ' lltt en.~~ Reta3,.ffective.lhrutiat., March 30m . ' ' " ~ ''""' "t- ,. , l/. ,. New Lower Retails- Check -Compa re . '" . HEINZ TOiiATG KmHUP ,' ~ 35C .. .. ...... < ',<', . ,, ;'f'lt Grocery Values • 1"· ,, AlP fRESH ORAJIIE JUICE KRari I.CAR081 DINNER _•:,;.- 19C cARNIVAL ROUNDIU • • , •5,;;55< . f.41LY D.Oi IEll. , , , 11.':;S1DJ ",QICOT HAlVE$ .~:~ • I '!: J1• _,, ; ~ . ,'5;;554} qt.':;J;J' AlP OANE SolAR • • , 11:.11ft • ·~- 3sc ' SAUD' D~ .,..::~,:-,J6u~ ':l.r 4~c PANQAIE Ill su:,v:.a•, , , 2 .::: lfc ......,E ·IIXIUNNYRELD ' -..... ~9~ ARIO.Uil BEEF $TEW , _ , . ~ 63C ., JIIIUAil ~ ·~. I . .·-r I . . ..'' . .. I . . .. 1 resealable en41 la\l• .l1~ 1 ' · st:lll easie•t' to 1'P,ll'lt•' i' ·I ~." ~·~·~t,'ii, I . I I I I I I I I I i s·· ,. jo ·• I I '. . ' ~ FM ~ .. ofmany. . Bryan's Resignation William Jennings Bryan resigned : as secretary of state under President Woodrow Wil- .j ~ - a rood reason for.shopping .UP? ,. ' Reedsville ';'J o...... <a.ICED BOLDIN' i~:: . . ::. Sic BOILING BEEF ~~!:' • • • 6 WIENERS '"""'' "' Ol I ..... u.. . OXTAILS FOR SOUP SWIFT HEWIUM I • I pkJ. • • • lb• • ,,.Sll&&.. •........... "'"·lool •.pk(L S1 CHU1111 "ElKS, JI.ADE """'"CUI t ~ ... stc· .I ...... ~ ""'" " e...,, ¥,11\, 'I' I ' - ..... • FmtoR!Iots . .,.. . •· 59c up TH?~. '-. A , ·,..----.,.----. FRESH FRYER I • tho MEANS!" . ' "- "Just lor licks, let'• locus on the ENDS rolher IIHm ~· . li I ., l.eiiiM I'altu~.t r---------~ ~------~~ ~~·e..,cl l FO~ .-dn•f'' itt;;~ G~j:'!.1t :.; . '· . 1 • • ,I . bigf:est 1..- ' . t more' pOpular'\llan we· imagined. ' ·'·\1 .,. ~ ,..- 110#, ' -,. ~ w ' -·-:hnt. a()me~me8; r-------·----·~--~---··· ~ r'i . ,. ',· ' . ., J • ~, .., ,. . ·-. . ..( " I beth Jefrer,._ . , a aho"'"e; Mrs. RobertaYoung,Mn.GOr- \ len at Addison fo.r Mra. Janet «:bn Young, Mra. Eveiyn stewart ~ ''Nibeit. , , ' •1 PORI( STEAKS • 2J!;3SC PORI( CHOPS ,f:'r.~ . • ,.. 'Jfc ' , I ~l; ~::~~::~~~:~ ·\f 'I I .... sse WHOLE 011: .....59' ROAST~~. • . • ,.. stc • S!iANK 'HW ' ' ' ALL GOOD " ' . .KUIP . :•~! I ... ' · · Newark,· 'Ohio, visited G~lk a ·rUo · cent weekend with ~s.· Elb,a.. ; . lultJe· qeJs, "v, . . . qu~ter and ·new phue. · ~· · Mrs. Laurene l;ewb vlsitedon . · The 'morning star is VQnU&o · , · SundaY with her. sist~er ahdflolll:" The 'evening stars are Mars Jb:, f.Jr. and Cline· Erwtn and j"'itet. · arid' Oinedda at ~sl""' Vf. VB.< .. ·On this~· in hlstocy: -.~· ttrs~:.·qprdon YcnBt· .~ ·In, 1613, Po_nce dp enterts!nod W\!hlJlint!Or OD(S!Ii>-" . cloco.yerod ..JHe• east _C0'08t<.; "!l ~ tot the blrth<llys o( .~er hu&- 1 r¥1~ , iP his . ~,arch to~!. 1 • ~d, Gordon., lnd, SOI'lf, Haf91d'' rountaio.of youth. · .lfld ·Ricky. Otb~rs prese....tiere In~19U, ' Mr. and ~rB~. · qu1.rh~~· 'Riffle · ol Addison a~ Mrs, R a 1 ph NortOn, Pomeroy. , Mr. and Mrs. Burns Patrick and children of East Petersburg, lb. . lb. \ •, .:.:». ·""'•\1h••• .. lunEIMILK ' ::;: SSe ~~~~~~--3-~~ • HERSHEY'S CHOC. SYRUP • :! ltc I I - Cream Cheese • .... l'all WHITt HOUSE �''I ·•-" d . ; ty eXfenston agent. Pictured here, left to right, are SbtUi FOl. ~'1'YLE REVUE - ,.Scout Night" was observed Tuesday at the salisbury Elementary P, T.A. meeting. Member sot Cadet Troop 208 modeled dresses which they made in a course o1 sewing lessoni taught by Miss Margaret Griffiths, Meigs CoUJlo Capt. John Will extended an conference ;\j)rU 27-28 at t h e conlorence. sergeant P. D. McCreedy of official invUatloo to a state oon- Deshler~Beasley ~el in Columference from CoL Robert Chi- bus where a topnotch program the Gallipolls Post was the In- meet~n~~ at the Middleport Le· gton hall. · All auxiliary members, active and reserve, and wives, are urged to aue'nd the organizatitl'l' s structor ror the meeting. H t s top[c was the recently enacted and the objective ls to exceed law pertaining to car inspection. that figure this year, Capt, Will He gave a clear report on the said. A banq_uet and dance Satur· law, clarllylng rnlsconceptldns day night concludes the confer- ttlat motorists have tegardingUte inspection of vehicles. Unsafeveence. For the .!lmday session a na. tiicles are the lepding hazard to ttonally known speaker , Mr. Ev- modern transportation, he. said. The next regular meeting or erett Undsey, will address the has been planned. Over 700 reg- istered ror the 1967 conference, the Meigs Unit will be l4&Y 27. This will· be the final titeeUflg of the "AilxiHary yearfi which BERRY'S WORlD J ~ ; , ' mer. Connie 4Ming, !Aarlene Michael, Beverly ~lth and Ann Oltl~r. ' Auxiliary Invited to ·Conference aramonte, SUpt. of the State High~ way Patrol, to the Meigs Councy Unit of the Patrrol Auxiliary Monday everUng &t its r'egular •• . . c in Chlrlostori recently. ThO Almanac: . Mr. and Mrs. · Charla& Ingels B,y United ·PressiJ\ternallolllll snd son;-llrjan, 'If~·· '. Tedo.Y ' is, w.idnes.-i:, ~b ' Ind., vtoltod over the weekend .. 21, the ·87th dar or 1968'wllh·2'19 'wtth her riloth..-, Mro. Elizabeth .toJonoW. · _' · · Jo.llers1 snd lils ~thor, f!lr, L,eo •· ._ The ~ .• ls \betwoen I!" lost .- News, N0;le.8 ' 'Mr\. Pa., visited over the weekend with her sister, Mrs.DallasCadoo le and lamily: , MisS Lucille Housh of Jiltart, W. Va •• undenrent surgery r~ centiY at St. Mary's Hoi!IPitalln Huntington. Her room number t& 5000. Misq Housh's sister and bus-band, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Clark Of Winois were here Cor a vtsi't Mr. an(J ~r,I!I. · Carl .~ony .of runs from July 1 to June 30. with her, Meigs county resident patrolMrs. Stanley Harbour. and her man E. J. Sleets was present daughter~ltHaw, Mrs. DannyHarand spoke briefly. bour attended a hair styl~ngshow ~. . I I .' " 'I • •• News, Notes By MR,;. LYLE BAL!ER&)N Rev. and Mrs. C. N, Watson and Rushia ~umway of Tuppers Plslns visited with MI"S, Eunice ~rague receQtly. Mrs. Ben Buckley is a patient at camden Clark Hospital, Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred cashdol- tar vtsUed recently witll Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Pryor and son, eo. lwnbns. Mr. and Mr>. Warren Pickens were dinner guests of Mr. a n d Mn. BUI ,Mereditll and sons of Beverly. . Mrs. earl Barnhart is a surglcal patient at Camden-Clark Hospitolln Parkerabnrg. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown and family were dinner gUests of Mr. and Mrs. Charle~> Pickens 1 son because he disapproved of Wilson 's policies after the sinking of the Lusitania. BELTON£ • .d Heanng AI Service Center 1 Mr. H. Wm. MAmNGLY . WILL BE AT 206 N. 2nd Avenue Middleport, Ohio ON Thurs. March 28 , FROM 9 A:M.to 12 Noon To repair and h s~rvice and daughter o(Parkersbufi~ earing aids Weekend guests at ibeWU. , Bl:tteries and supplies iiams.-Balclerson hOme were Mr• all makes for ~~ale and Mrs. Bill Williams of Lano , I ••'•• Mattingly will be glad to caster. 10U a free hearing test The t:BC's met with the Ch&r· ~~~(~l::•te:s~~~,,~Beltone Elecles Hwt1)hrey [amily lot the · 11 " March meeting. Business sessiOn · . " -"':ifte:rl'~Toy;.,,.,.: was conducted by President ~ ald Osborne. D.les were paid and . _l!robltm Bt,hone lo reporu were given by clean-til · · - t!ie anllwe~ ·-.,••--•--• committee and also on the swtm.. ....1 - ·I ' . mlng JesliOn project. llefresp. ments were served tD the above and these tamUies, Denver W• en, Walte'r BroWns, ·Ernest ·~ Whitehead•, U>hr:man lte~ -..,"-,. <<>" I >-.BEllONE Aid Center- the Warren rl~;kensf, , !!r. an'd ,Mrs. CIUlo!'d hmu ~~o. ··•tnce the bitth bt a - Memorial ) .,~ . ' /, l.~ J. ·' . I entitles you te> buy the item, / ·week. . ' ' CoUNTRY STYLi. or IIEG. Flif. ·FOil · Sf.lSOIIIG S,are Rllts • .. Smlilllll '~ . ' '' < ':t"l< ' ~:. •'... )'' ' • '· I I .I I .. ' .\ i. .. ;: ~ta-s •:res:b.e~; ._ I / ... ·~ta ~~vor ~~~ \__ jj _, '! It ' , ' • .. -·- !i ' •. gc .. 29c Jowls •· ·~ • .... ........ ' Wb. J.M Salt ... P.rdl hrtitla • ' ltc • Macaroni S•la~ . SULTli&-FROZU ••t 19c Pill • "'• : ' ... ;.., AI' IRAND IUYSI JANI POTATOB.EAD J .!:!,'!J9c ~ ;n ~ • ., S1St ....... ac • • I .. . I j ·- - - - .!.:. ~ no Sweet Corn wr~ . 5.... 4t. .- ·.a,FIIIIH.. Pin1111..lleuta .... II& Texas Catrots • .• 2 ::; 3t .......,..hila·-· . FLORIDA . W&E ' JUICY \. ' ' . ' lltt en.~~ Reta3,.ffective.lhrutiat., March 30m . ' ' " ~ ''""' "t- ,. , l/. ,. New Lower Retails- Check -Compa re . '" . HEINZ TOiiATG KmHUP ,' ~ 35C .. .. ...... < ',<', . ,, ;'f'lt Grocery Values • 1"· ,, AlP fRESH ORAJIIE JUICE KRari I.CAR081 DINNER _•:,;.- 19C cARNIVAL ROUNDIU • • , •5,;;55< . f.41LY D.Oi IEll. , , , 11.':;S1DJ ",QICOT HAlVE$ .~:~ • I '!: J1• _,, ; ~ . ,'5;;554} qt.':;J;J' AlP OANE SolAR • • , 11:.11ft • ·~- 3sc ' SAUD' D~ .,..::~,:-,J6u~ ':l.r 4~c PANQAIE Ill su:,v:.a•, , , 2 .::: lfc ......,E ·IIXIUNNYRELD ' -..... ~9~ ARIO.Uil BEEF $TEW , _ , . ~ 63C ., JIIIUAil ~ ·~. I . .·-r I . . ..'' . .. I . . .. 1 resealable en41 la\l• .l1~ 1 ' · st:lll easie•t' to 1'P,ll'lt•' i' ·I ~." ~·~·~t,'ii, I . I I I I I I I I I i s·· ,. jo ·• I I '. . ' ~ FM ~ .. ofmany. . Bryan's Resignation William Jennings Bryan resigned : as secretary of state under President Woodrow Wil- .j ~ - a rood reason for.shopping .UP? ,. ' Reedsville ';'J o...... <a.ICED BOLDIN' i~:: . . ::. Sic BOILING BEEF ~~!:' • • • 6 WIENERS '"""'' "' Ol I ..... u.. . OXTAILS FOR SOUP SWIFT HEWIUM I • I pkJ. • • • lb• • ,,.Sll&&.. •........... "'"·lool •.pk(L S1 CHU1111 "ElKS, JI.ADE """'"CUI t ~ ... stc· .I ...... ~ ""'" " e...,, ¥,11\, 'I' I ' - ..... • FmtoR!Iots . .,.. . •· 59c up TH?~. '-. A , ·,..----.,.----. FRESH FRYER I • tho MEANS!" . ' "- "Just lor licks, let'• locus on the ENDS rolher IIHm ~· . li I ., l.eiiiM I'altu~.t r---------~ ~------~~ ~~·e..,cl l FO~ .-dn•f'' itt;;~ G~j:'!.1t :.; . '· . 1 • • ,I . bigf:est 1..- ' . t more' pOpular'\llan we· imagined. ' ·'·\1 .,. ~ ,..- 110#, ' -,. ~ w ' -·-:hnt. a()me~me8; r-------·----·~--~---··· ~ r'i . ,. ',· ' . ., J • ~, .., ,. . ·-. . ..( " I beth Jefrer,._ . , a aho"'"e; Mrs. RobertaYoung,Mn.GOr- \ len at Addison fo.r Mra. Janet «:bn Young, Mra. Eveiyn stewart ~ ''Nibeit. , , ' •1 PORI( STEAKS • 2J!;3SC PORI( CHOPS ,f:'r.~ . • ,.. 'Jfc ' , I ~l; ~::~~::~~~:~ ·\f 'I I .... sse WHOLE 011: .....59' ROAST~~. • . • ,.. stc • S!iANK 'HW ' ' ' ALL GOOD " ' . .KUIP . :•~! I ... ' · · Newark,· 'Ohio, visited G~lk a ·rUo · cent weekend with ~s.· Elb,a.. ; . lultJe· qeJs, "v, . . . qu~ter and ·new phue. · ~· · Mrs. Laurene l;ewb vlsitedon . · The 'morning star is VQnU&o · , · SundaY with her. sist~er ahdflolll:" The 'evening stars are Mars Jb:, f.Jr. and Cline· Erwtn and j"'itet. · arid' Oinedda at ~sl""' Vf. VB.< .. ·On this~· in hlstocy: -.~· ttrs~:.·qprdon YcnBt· .~ ·In, 1613, Po_nce dp enterts!nod W\!hlJlint!Or OD(S!Ii>-" . cloco.yerod ..JHe• east _C0'08t<.; "!l ~ tot the blrth<llys o( .~er hu&- 1 r¥1~ , iP his . ~,arch to~!. 1 • ~d, Gordon., lnd, SOI'lf, Haf91d'' rountaio.of youth. · .lfld ·Ricky. Otb~rs prese....tiere In~19U, ' Mr. and ~rB~. · qu1.rh~~· 'Riffle · ol Addison a~ Mrs, R a 1 ph NortOn, Pomeroy. , Mr. and Mrs. Burns Patrick and children of East Petersburg, lb. . lb. \ •, .:.:». ·""'•\1h••• .. lunEIMILK ' ::;: SSe ~~~~~~--3-~~ • HERSHEY'S CHOC. SYRUP • :! ltc I I - Cream Cheese • .... l'all WHITt HOUSE �.. '',,. ( '· To u.:~a ' ' ' . Rep. Clarence E. Miller (100hlo) has been advised by the u. s. De1"'rtment or Agriculture that dairy price .._rts ,:NIII bo set at 90 per cor¢ of pOrlty for the marketing year beginning APril I. This action ralaes the IIUI>JI(Iri,{Nm $4 1o $4.2& per hWldredwelght. h was al110 announced that the PARIS.BOUND will be Sargeol Shriver, lelt, 1amed by President J$QIOn to be am~ail­ aador to France. Shriver wao lbe lint dlreetor of the Pea(!e Corps and belllled lbe Ol!lee ol Eeonomk Opparlunlly .• ...., 00. • WUbur,.J. Cohen, ~entei', wao \lamed •• S..retary of Healjhl' Edacalloa and Welfare, 6lllng lbe pool vacated by John W. Gard· ner. • Spetaladoa 1 rife tllal GeD. c;:retglllon W. Abrima rlghl, will be named commander of Amerlean loreea In Vlelllam to succeed Glin. William ·C. Weatmoreland, 11'ho waa promoted to Army eblel olllalf. present Class I dlfrerentials. over the price of' manufacturing milk, used In c:ompullng pl'QC!Ucer prices for lluld mUk In 67 Federal Order markets will be eol!jlnuecl thrwgh April 1969, 'l,'he dUrerentlals were inereaa. ed by 20 cents a hWldred poWlds 1·, for the period Ma.Y I, 1967. '' through AprD, 1968, by amondments to the orders a year ago, after a hearing and approval by producers. By aetting • noor of $4.33 a hWldred pounds or 3.5 per cent milk as the basic form~ uta price In establtshlng Class I prices in orders using such formula, the minimum will be established. Ecpivalent actions will be taken in other markets where ClastS I prices are established by other formulas. Miller said that the actions were being taken to insure ade- ters, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mid· dJOJI(Irt, and Mrs. Carl CJ'helma) Hysell, Rutland; two aona, Harold, and Willard, both of coming f.i!~ e~.li}~Y /. · · . ew~~ I!II Langs~ :rlf1 " ' ;~. " .· ~/ · BY MRS. A, L, BARR Mr. and Mra. Stanley Phlllljls of lOgan, 0., spent !i!llda,y with her &later, Ill;•· ~~ Barr. lir, ~ lllcCellanll, who hal been a medical patient at .,ru. •·-• ts ' Veterana ~or-· '"'"'""' u-- .. mw home and lmprccved. !' Mr. and llli'o, Aljoha Barr .ami ~ son, Mtchael,wereSotu.rifilnlcbt visitors olthelr son, Wane Birr aod fami1¥ or Oak Hill, o. Ilek Fetty 8Pent a few do.Y• vtsl~ with ht.l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fetey, Mr. and Mrs. Blain Clldlrti' Iader and sons otWlncheJte.-,c., Silent the weekend '!lth her par·enta, Mr. and lira. All>ha Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birr and son, !livid, spent ~ wtlh her parents, Mr. and Mrs.jloWard Thoma of Pome>;OY. other visitors were her brother, w. Howard Thoma and her lister and family, llr. and Mrs, hank Sarver and sons of Beverly, 0. · Mrs. Aljoha Birr received 110rd of the serious Wne.s& or her brother, ~Ale A, Phelps• WAynesburg, Pa. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Freeman and dau&bler vtaited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BemlrdJ..ed.. lie SoJndo.Y, · Mrs. Dena Hollman, Wbo hU boon in IIeber HospitaJ,I&I!lendUw """" time with her mother, Mra. G; B. Redeldn of AlbanY, RITo up e" The re-entran '}l.,_· , nw 9 · as • nit>resenllllve ol ~lga CoWllli at 'Ohio state. The aecond annual flmd drive lor the scholarshiP Prolram Ia now uoderway undOr the direction or Fred Nprrow. Cllftord R. IcenhoWer, Jr., thr..,.y..,...,ld son or Mr. and , Mrs. CI!Jror~ Icenhower, Sr., Pomeroy, to eonflnecl 1o Chndrm's Hospital where he Is UJio dergob\a surgery. The chlld1 recelved aevere born& on Feb. 14 whon ~. hot grease was spUied on hllD at bla home. lila clollllng caugbt !Ire during the accident. His acldreu is CIIIIord R. Icenhower, Jr., CiJUI!ren'a lloSJJltal. Room C-407, ColUmbus, 0. Charles J. Eborsbach, 86, . POmeroy, died In Meigs General Hospital early this morntna. Mr. a.trsbach worked for the old Parkersburg Rig and Reel W1tU bla retirement. lie is survived by two daugh- ' "I am grateful Cor the tuni\Y 1o complett the nrat y"" aDd I am preUd to USB It to the boot or my ablltcy as • student and 18 Having Surgery Dies Wednesday I 781fo 3 Year-Old Boy Mr. Ebershaeh IIIJI>piies of mUk for t h e Pomeroy; eight grandchildren year. Milk production In and seven great-grandchUdren; a February was S per cent below sister, Mrs. Ben (Carrie) Neutzyear earlier levels on a daily ling, and two brothers, Arthur, boola, following lower milk pro. Pomeroy, and Elmer, ot pt, ductlon levtls In earlier months Pleasant. 'compared with a year ago, Funeral services will be held In June 1966, the Department Friday at 2 ·p.m. at the Trlnlcy of Agriculture 'raised the price Church ol Christ In Pomeroy support level for milk 1o 90 with the Rev . W. H. Perrin olper cent of perl1lf, then $4 per fictattng. He will ,be buried In hWldredwelgbl. It also1ookemer- Beech Grove Cemetery by his gency actloo In 1966 and 1967 !ate wife Ella. to Increase lluld milk prices Frlands m;cy cal! at Ewing In Federal market areas. I'Wleral Home untll ooon Friday Miller said ~ the action when the body will be taken 1o was designed toanuretheAmer- the church to lie in state until lcait COIIaumer an adoqlate oup- time of services. ply of mUk by stren/ithentng the price paid 1o produ9ra, who now face hl&he.T apetating costs Paee 'Test Being than a year earlier. ~te of till• cle er andMrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles and fomiiy or Reedsville hta sister, Mrs. Louise er and Nicki. Mro, Garnet JohnotoA Program Theme Ol Quick Meals Exhlbtttoo Basoball Sc:oreo By United Preas lntef(lltlonal Tuesday' a Re.. tta . AUanta 2 Baltimore I New York (N) 1 st. Loula 0 Pittsburgh 2 lk>stoo I MtnneiOia 4 New York (A) 2 Chlcagoo·(A) 4 Oakland 0 Detroit 8 Wallhlngton 0 San Fron. 3 Chlcaso (N) 2 Cajjfornta 6 Cleveland 2 C~~lll8tl 7 Los Angelea 2· ,. ', ,', .• , ' ~> I • .I~' 5t • . ticil ' liig, ~ill be gl ' ~~.Apr. 5 at 8 a.m. The test wl.ter { will bo.gtv.. at Harm,lr Elem""' tary &:hool,blilldlng,ln the buo. CHANGES NEEDED mont,, ~·F~ll!qoare; :r'"l.a(or • "CJNCINNATt (UPD _ UriiiJI( the S<l!\emoer.1968c~u, Harold . , S&uer' guidance counselor ~t #!.• changes mu~ be made lit sever. Meigs Local , SchOOl lltatrl~ . a1 areas _to. roll..o racial llln· ,., 'al011s hero, a special rOJI(I!'I o.ld aatd. " • · ...,. Ar\Yonolntero~tec! ialocontlli~; / Tuesday. , • the schooiiJnmo(llately.M.WII, · cation and an owUcaUoa f<lo of $10 must bo on file at the school ·, ' ' • INTIIOOVCINC before the "Pace" test can be The regular meeting of the JZ>iary ,,,, Woman's Missionary Soctecy of the Hysell Run Free Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Moore, March 19. n was opened with atngt"' and I ·tile "~ 8 ·SUPER . MINERAL Oil :. ' . First quailly i!'lern-f ' lubricant. Pill! FOR . SAYu YOU up to$..,., · .·(ult for frJint SlfER PIJHAMINS Q11ofher Mrs. Gr- Suttle and Mra. Nellle Vale, Meigs CountJ! School sl&)ervi&ors, are attendlqf today' a one-day session or dte 0 h i o SCII:tol &c>ervisors Assn., aUiosPIIillll' Inn, Worthington. · ;r~ main toPic of the !IPrUv eolierence was "Teacher AidsSuPport Cor the Classroom T"""ber." Attmdlng the co~erence from Gill1a Count;y were Mr s. Pauline !Ufe and Mrs. H.athryn WWtoms. Nttct hands, n.nlcure, wh,lle clolrit ho!uMhold chorw. ~J.. ' . REXAU. SACCHARIN. TABLETS star and and Julia Gheen, Kathy Werey, , and' JUI CoUrtll were preaehted the heallll aid badge. · · DuHogthe meeting plans were) madi, for ~ling an Easter box . ,"· 'w T,; 16.' Cottrill, I~IJ>er of JUI, ·;~, waa . riOW serving tn Vletoam. In'il' 1:.\i!rll· .8, with th~ lnveatltute !Or· cludetj In tho box or·aoodJOJ, will '·_. ,.•il~o. foJf-Julie ilamm to bo held be Easter favors mido by the , on ~4~· !tlth l'atrolltohave elrla, ~o~~ 1tl1Up of tho meetSaturday tho POmeroy trOOP ;f IQ. ·' •v ' ' were holts tor a uacouts' own" '· ';.: 111o le.>utl•schedliled • ·oourt · careylng OiJ!a ,first- day -ofof awards for May 13 to be held &Pflng them~ at Camp Klashuta '" In ~nctloQ with tho second near Chester. Guests at the outtog were membors o1 MlddleJICli:t " Troop 39. ' Original skits, songs, and po. at tl1Ei meetplana lor a scwl 11- ems were given by the members. .,...~, 2 fii,VO f!>e CIO~Ing Games were pl;cyed Wider the dt· reclton of Mrs. Wallace ' . i'ow!ll'o, Mro. L R.!l'~l!l'!MI;a.,.Thoma,. There· was a sack ltmch at noon with kool.atd and coke-being pro. Ylded by ICOIIt ·mothers. ~ se~- btrthday of Pomeroy 1):1lclp 81 wta eb"rved. · buelta were·Jailet Naal, Tori Thomas, CJnd.y:llfD:loai\Y, Cindy Mr,. Don Thomaa' Manley, ~o,ra-11Uiiz, Ba!il&ra tniOir.11"'1061. M>~1 , 81~ - " · Mary · rn,:~.~~r~·~~ .e.onc~ 1 ear Milia, Robtft Noel, unda .Ger'"' . star, cooldnf and ard, April Fraser, llerlha Mc·1\'ere Anita Neal, !>!ant ~-Yttch, aod VIcki Julie Kelly, ill members of.TrOOP 39; ~ taken. I . ,' ' . By Charlene • Hoeflich •• ' n>. ~~ tOlay wb !!.~let ~ degfeea IIUili\Y skies, ,. < HyseH Run Mission Unit tvfeetlng Held ' LOCAL TEMPS tem~~nsome._ . or .·~. pla,yed with prizes ' being won by Mrs. Martha €hllds, Mrs. Genevieve Farmer, Mrs. Owens, and Mrs. Betll' Biggs, A salad course was served '· h9!89c:Pilt . mlsLuke's Goapel, foli!)Wod with a Bible pbyalctan•s ""'· Aller the boalneu meeting the hostess, Mra~ · Moore,' aoelsted by h~ 9lerey Michael, "'1-ed" .r~enls to the above arid a. ~. Fry, Mrs. Juanita "Wamoley, Mrs. Audrey PatteriOD, Mrs. Bea DuPI), Mra. June Dewhurst, Mrs. Betcy Hutchlsoo, Mrs. Bea May, Mi',s. Lealie f\Vaell, Mrs. Ada Koeaeo, Mrs; Fl'eda l:>Jrham, Mrs. Ethel lUte, Mrs. Judy Muaaer, Mr;, Leona W)so, and. Mll8 Roaalee Wloe.' ,. ~ ·' ·f " ' rrater, Queens Mother . Caanot Perspire Tbe dog cannot perspire as hwnan beings do. When It bec~es warm in summer, it sticks. ®I its t on g u e and paoli, cpoling off its body by the extra air it breathes In this vi,ay. -: Meigs For a malt, sundae, Cone or shake- Tran~fers ~.~QOd!'l8ss sake! , ~ ' .! ••• cdol It! Open I 0 Ill 11 Mon. Thru and Sat. wij)l ·relre!hmenbl of parking. Try ou'r take· tJ:f~t&. .- were cllscuased for an evening meeting In April with a apeeker on willa and other legal documents. Attending besides those named were M'r1. Jean Sayre, Mr1. Margie Roulh, Mrs. Mildred Filch, Mra. Carman Hall, Mra. Margaret Weiland Melody, Mrs. Jean 9luler, and Mrs. Eve)jon Forernan and soo, Devld. PATIENT IN SURGERY Mrs. Edith ~Ia Dent Springfield Ia a surgical ~=~· at the Pleasant Valley Ho al, Her room 1111Dber II 9le Is the daughter ol Mr. qj: Mrs. Carl ~Ia, Pomeroy, • · Nellie R. Vale, Neva Ntchc)l.. (Owned 1nd Operated By Crows Ste1k House} son, Jame Nicholson, George A. Radekin, Wanetta G. Radeldn to George A-. ''ttadeidn, Waneua G. Radekin, parcels, Colwrib!J. i Besoie M. Pldkens to J11:k Bostick, Uncia Bostick, .32'1cre Between Pomeroy and Middleport Rae Ins. Aima B. Whlte, AdmrX., WllJi~ F. Brale'y, dec., to Lloyd E. ~ Beatrice F, l:>Jgan, · Iota, Retail Prices Elledive Rutl~d;, .sutton. ' Thursday Friday Saturday March 28-29-311 :ilste<Fischeq .Mary R. Porter, Frank v;. Porter to John Thurman Fischer1 'correy_tlorr .Deed. 1 1 I . ·Henry Nash,. <i.e., -~· Edith Nash; lieUJ' Ma1·tl,n•' Etliil !ll!ank, Alumm. o f h WiD Jd R . .,o ., tor~~ ol!urcl!, ~, a ~ oo Aptll ~1 ,."II' the -·ar...-,ury · " , ' Church of Chrlll. · · ' '. boan aet lbr achool. JU"" Nt th&!llil> Lea» Y""ln Doa Patehwillbo or. Utt.a: year• a event the theme tbe' ....UUve eom- · 1)}."1 ·r....,ll.l< at tho' ldr. ''1\\d Mrs. James TheVqabonda for donelii plaimlng 1811looi • Bill Glllbt, , · Drive lttis wr( Homer• of the club lor another year. Mr. and Mrs. The club voted to COI1tribote howm: called oa their son,, ~~~~l'~i 1o a gilt for Mrs. Reid Young, and Mrs. Clifford ~ldlo"'•' lll~ ':;i demonstrator on velvet roMs, at !amity of Pomeroy - . the February meeting. Plana - Mv Johnll(~ Pr9Pi1'i-B ac«>rdiug 1o ' ., aided at the rneettng with Mr a. PearlJoHawthorne ':~1 ~~=~~ carol Rhodes giving deYottona. and Mn llii~e,y n .... decided to retain olfleera aod Mra. Dillon Taylor. ROU STEAK ~~2~.C."~!~••••••••••••••••••••••• lb. Given WelCome or . _. . . ,. . ."':T~~"""~....;~,...... . .~"i""i\i.o Zirkle will be hostesses for the April meetlug, Over $70 w.. cleared oo a soup supper ~eel by tho ladies of the Bashan Volunteer Fire Department 'saturday night at the hall , ann. Bert Scrlmsher won a rugaucUonecl off by the group. A vote of GIFTS PRESENTED ,, ,!hanks was extended 1o those Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sargent, 'lh''tfor.eontrlbuted food and time Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, toward the succus ot the illP- Mr. and Mrs. Avery Goeeteln, per. · Mrs. Freda Ball, and Mn. Rita At a recent meeting of t h e Lewis presented gifts to Miss auxiliary, Mrs. Wilma Ballard, &lsarma Arnold, bride-eleet of Mrs. Kathleen BlsseJl, and Mrs. Paul D. Fitzgerald, at a shower Kathleen Morris were welcom- held Saturday night at the Rock ed toto the membership. Rags Springs Methodist Church., The to bo made Into rugs were turn- names were not Ustedinanelrlieel over 1o Mrs. Mary Holter. er account of the shoWer. · rge~NaaJr,. All. IJoh~J\1~~ ,., ' or -- ' ~ ··"' - E. l:>Jgfil, Beatrice F. JJUi IIi< 'Arnold Gnti, Mildred ffi-ate •.~35 ,aCres. Rutfl.nd. ' 'Obligation niilllt waa 'eboerved , ." H~Jiman l.oha.. Eleanor l.ohse' when·Bolha!G; lnterna~of­ 1to Llwronce M. Stewart, Beatrice der ollloba lloqllter1,'llil! Mon- 0. ltlwart, to~ Middleport. day i!li!>t at tlle PJmeioy Malla,Y, ·Nicholson, dee.; 1o No,;.'• ' . sonic Temple. tpa !flcholson, Jllmes Nicholson, CoWlcii .membera ·formed an ee~ ror trans., Rutland. · clrdo<for member I or the Norma ·Nicholson to Jomes Bethel dur!ug the Gbltgatloo night Nicholson, parcels, Rutland. observance. o,t>bl• King, bonJllll)Os Nicholson, Neva Nlcholored ~~presided atthemeet- son to NonnaNiebolson,parcels, tug1arid It :ir~• announeOd that a , , Rutland. . ~• tn lhe.JfllapeCtion data w~u ,' • btt made, ' . ..1 \AI ~ Klnl. Grand Ruth ·~o 0100 ol lhe Grand· ~.. of Ohio, ,. u aililliKllber tilt licrior!ld ' I r ~UniOn 0 ; 1 of the· ..... i• • '.h1troctJced ' ' • aod e~ 1b the eoat 1o be , .. ·MASON--: ~ ~ Wabama welcomed. PlanJ W.re dlseuaoecl 'IUIIh Scbool a l - ntunfoo haa l<•ithhiBa~l~l~ey~,~~5:~ .M.a. 1 ard ~ by the hostesses. Mrs. G e r trude Andrews and Mrs. Jean makers Club held at the home Ward, Portland, and Mr. of Mra. Ruth Ellerobach. Mrs. Oria Frederick Several foods or the potluck ter of lndlanai>oUa, .Ind., dinner at noon were ""ck-meal Mrs. ~lvla C&n>entel'. dishes Pfepared by the memHarry ond Elolae W::lcll.;.:;"r.~~'-':' bers. Mra. lhlrley JohniOO pre- Martha Boae, Mr. Gtco to CNer $70 Cleared From Soup Supper the ~\ilff and officers or Meiga ' f.~ irl .Scout THOUGHTFUL, Lucl Nugent, daughter of President and Mn. Johnson, arrives at a alate dinner at tbe White House In hoaor of vllltlng Paraguay Pre alden\ Alfredo Stro011ner. ., L Readings Given for Meeting of Lodge Temple, Pytblan Sisters, met Mooday nii!>t In the Columbus and Soothern Ohio Electric CO. soelal room. . Mrs. Maxlne Owenahadcharge ol the meeting b>the abaence of Mrs. Betty ~ncer.".tto waa reported Ill. Readlngo ~re given by Mrs. Sadie McEihlmey and Mrs. Norma Zerkle. Games were c. A program on "EJ~ick meals" on Mr. and Mrs. 1.a1<renco Jolmt: was featured at a meeting of the sian and family. ·· PorUand - Great Bend HomeMrs. Rhodes, MlL Kathl14~: Mn. Bertie Watts aDd Mrs. Etta Lemley were hostess&s when The Rev. and Mrs. · '4DJ>Ounol!v.ihe '!DIII£8llledt of their daughler, Charlene Ruth, to Mr; Marvin W. Nevana, Jr., of Pirln&. Mtsa• ~Undel graduated· from Otterbein College In June. 1966. While there she nrved aS presldent of the c8JDI,lu& YWCA and also as PreSident oCher sorortl:)', Tau Delta; Sbe biO'. boon acdve In the Clevelarid lnner-Ciey Protestant Parish program. " ·Zundel rest~& ' in Pi~sburgh, PL, where she is teaching In the headstart program Mtol - for the Pittsburgh Board ol Education. Mr. Novans; son ol Mr. an4 '1drs. Mar'lln Nevans of Pa....., slao graduated from ·" Otter!Min In June, 1966. He i• eD.ptoyed b)' the Harshaw Chemical Co. In Cleveland aa a research electro-chemist. A Jwte wed<Ung is planned. · ' ·' 'j ' Chariene Ruth Zundel Ra\ph c. Zuodei 01 Umcan Falls, lonner)jo of Pomeroy, are Jlai~: har parentS, Mr. and lirL Buah. Mrs. Karen Buroaldo of,.,;: eroy, Mr. and Mrs. c. Car!er;: l.ong Bottom and Mr. and lira;: Ma.vwnod Johnston, local, calloof . ortn- '. , •!•··········· ................. . ENGLISH-ROAST lb SUCHERS USDA Choice SUCHERS USDA Choice lb• ARM Ro.AST ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• CariboU Brand Bolt Sole FILLETS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Caribou Brand Sib. OCEAN· PERCH FILLETS• ••••••••••••••••• . Sib~ JIADDOC·KfiLLETS.~o:!'.·~y.~~:t •••••••·••• :.• •· ·· . , · · . · · · · · 3 or 4 oz. si'e ·~ 61L"l IREADED FISH PORTIO' . . Caribou Brllld ' .. .. . . NS •••••• •••~ ~··~ ,,•.~,· , · u. . ·. ' . ' ..' .,t, 1•• • , . . ., ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' �.. '',,. ( '· To u.:~a ' ' ' . Rep. Clarence E. Miller (100hlo) has been advised by the u. s. De1"'rtment or Agriculture that dairy price .._rts ,:NIII bo set at 90 per cor¢ of pOrlty for the marketing year beginning APril I. This action ralaes the IIUI>JI(Iri,{Nm $4 1o $4.2& per hWldredwelght. h was al110 announced that the PARIS.BOUND will be Sargeol Shriver, lelt, 1amed by President J$QIOn to be am~ail­ aador to France. Shriver wao lbe lint dlreetor of the Pea(!e Corps and belllled lbe Ol!lee ol Eeonomk Opparlunlly .• ...., 00. • WUbur,.J. Cohen, ~entei', wao \lamed •• S..retary of Healjhl' Edacalloa and Welfare, 6lllng lbe pool vacated by John W. Gard· ner. • Spetaladoa 1 rife tllal GeD. c;:retglllon W. Abrima rlghl, will be named commander of Amerlean loreea In Vlelllam to succeed Glin. William ·C. Weatmoreland, 11'ho waa promoted to Army eblel olllalf. present Class I dlfrerentials. over the price of' manufacturing milk, used In c:ompullng pl'QC!Ucer prices for lluld mUk In 67 Federal Order markets will be eol!jlnuecl thrwgh April 1969, 'l,'he dUrerentlals were inereaa. ed by 20 cents a hWldred poWlds 1·, for the period Ma.Y I, 1967. '' through AprD, 1968, by amondments to the orders a year ago, after a hearing and approval by producers. By aetting • noor of $4.33 a hWldred pounds or 3.5 per cent milk as the basic form~ uta price In establtshlng Class I prices in orders using such formula, the minimum will be established. Ecpivalent actions will be taken in other markets where ClastS I prices are established by other formulas. Miller said that the actions were being taken to insure ade- ters, Mrs. Grace Pratt, Mid· dJOJI(Irt, and Mrs. Carl CJ'helma) Hysell, Rutland; two aona, Harold, and Willard, both of coming f.i!~ e~.li}~Y /. · · . ew~~ I!II Langs~ :rlf1 " ' ;~. " .· ~/ · BY MRS. A, L, BARR Mr. and Mra. Stanley Phlllljls of lOgan, 0., spent !i!llda,y with her &later, Ill;•· ~~ Barr. lir, ~ lllcCellanll, who hal been a medical patient at .,ru. •·-• ts ' Veterana ~or-· '"'"'""' u-- .. mw home and lmprccved. !' Mr. and llli'o, Aljoha Barr .ami ~ son, Mtchael,wereSotu.rifilnlcbt visitors olthelr son, Wane Birr aod fami1¥ or Oak Hill, o. Ilek Fetty 8Pent a few do.Y• vtsl~ with ht.l parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Fetey, Mr. and Mrs. Blain Clldlrti' Iader and sons otWlncheJte.-,c., Silent the weekend '!lth her par·enta, Mr. and lira. All>ha Barr. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Birr and son, !livid, spent ~ wtlh her parents, Mr. and Mrs.jloWard Thoma of Pome>;OY. other visitors were her brother, w. Howard Thoma and her lister and family, llr. and Mrs, hank Sarver and sons of Beverly, 0. · Mrs. Aljoha Birr received 110rd of the serious Wne.s& or her brother, ~Ale A, Phelps• WAynesburg, Pa. Mr, and Mrs. Gary Freeman and dau&bler vtaited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. BemlrdJ..ed.. lie SoJndo.Y, · Mrs. Dena Hollman, Wbo hU boon in IIeber HospitaJ,I&I!lendUw """" time with her mother, Mra. G; B. Redeldn of AlbanY, RITo up e" The re-entran '}l.,_· , nw 9 · as • nit>resenllllve ol ~lga CoWllli at 'Ohio state. The aecond annual flmd drive lor the scholarshiP Prolram Ia now uoderway undOr the direction or Fred Nprrow. Cllftord R. IcenhoWer, Jr., thr..,.y..,...,ld son or Mr. and , Mrs. CI!Jror~ Icenhower, Sr., Pomeroy, to eonflnecl 1o Chndrm's Hospital where he Is UJio dergob\a surgery. The chlld1 recelved aevere born& on Feb. 14 whon ~. hot grease was spUied on hllD at bla home. lila clollllng caugbt !Ire during the accident. His acldreu is CIIIIord R. Icenhower, Jr., CiJUI!ren'a lloSJJltal. Room C-407, ColUmbus, 0. Charles J. Eborsbach, 86, . POmeroy, died In Meigs General Hospital early this morntna. Mr. a.trsbach worked for the old Parkersburg Rig and Reel W1tU bla retirement. lie is survived by two daugh- ' "I am grateful Cor the tuni\Y 1o complett the nrat y"" aDd I am preUd to USB It to the boot or my ablltcy as • student and 18 Having Surgery Dies Wednesday I 781fo 3 Year-Old Boy Mr. Ebershaeh IIIJI>piies of mUk for t h e Pomeroy; eight grandchildren year. Milk production In and seven great-grandchUdren; a February was S per cent below sister, Mrs. Ben (Carrie) Neutzyear earlier levels on a daily ling, and two brothers, Arthur, boola, following lower milk pro. Pomeroy, and Elmer, ot pt, ductlon levtls In earlier months Pleasant. 'compared with a year ago, Funeral services will be held In June 1966, the Department Friday at 2 ·p.m. at the Trlnlcy of Agriculture 'raised the price Church ol Christ In Pomeroy support level for milk 1o 90 with the Rev . W. H. Perrin olper cent of perl1lf, then $4 per fictattng. He will ,be buried In hWldredwelgbl. It also1ookemer- Beech Grove Cemetery by his gency actloo In 1966 and 1967 !ate wife Ella. to Increase lluld milk prices Frlands m;cy cal! at Ewing In Federal market areas. I'Wleral Home untll ooon Friday Miller said ~ the action when the body will be taken 1o was designed toanuretheAmer- the church to lie in state until lcait COIIaumer an adoqlate oup- time of services. ply of mUk by stren/ithentng the price paid 1o produ9ra, who now face hl&he.T apetating costs Paee 'Test Being than a year earlier. ~te of till• cle er andMrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles and fomiiy or Reedsville hta sister, Mrs. Louise er and Nicki. Mro, Garnet JohnotoA Program Theme Ol Quick Meals Exhlbtttoo Basoball Sc:oreo By United Preas lntef(lltlonal Tuesday' a Re.. tta . AUanta 2 Baltimore I New York (N) 1 st. Loula 0 Pittsburgh 2 lk>stoo I MtnneiOia 4 New York (A) 2 Chlcagoo·(A) 4 Oakland 0 Detroit 8 Wallhlngton 0 San Fron. 3 Chlcaso (N) 2 Cajjfornta 6 Cleveland 2 C~~lll8tl 7 Los Angelea 2· ,. ', ,', .• , ' ~> I • .I~' 5t • . ticil ' liig, ~ill be gl ' ~~.Apr. 5 at 8 a.m. The test wl.ter { will bo.gtv.. at Harm,lr Elem""' tary &:hool,blilldlng,ln the buo. CHANGES NEEDED mont,, ~·F~ll!qoare; :r'"l.a(or • "CJNCINNATt (UPD _ UriiiJI( the S<l!\emoer.1968c~u, Harold . , S&uer' guidance counselor ~t #!.• changes mu~ be made lit sever. Meigs Local , SchOOl lltatrl~ . a1 areas _to. roll..o racial llln· ,., 'al011s hero, a special rOJI(I!'I o.ld aatd. " • · ...,. Ar\Yonolntero~tec! ialocontlli~; / Tuesday. , • the schooiiJnmo(llately.M.WII, · cation and an owUcaUoa f<lo of $10 must bo on file at the school ·, ' ' • INTIIOOVCINC before the "Pace" test can be The regular meeting of the JZ>iary ,,,, Woman's Missionary Soctecy of the Hysell Run Free Methodist Church was held at the home of Mrs. Carrie Moore, March 19. n was opened with atngt"' and I ·tile "~ 8 ·SUPER . MINERAL Oil :. ' . First quailly i!'lern-f ' lubricant. Pill! FOR . SAYu YOU up to$..,., · .·(ult for frJint SlfER PIJHAMINS Q11ofher Mrs. Gr- Suttle and Mra. Nellle Vale, Meigs CountJ! School sl&)ervi&ors, are attendlqf today' a one-day session or dte 0 h i o SCII:tol &c>ervisors Assn., aUiosPIIillll' Inn, Worthington. · ;r~ main toPic of the !IPrUv eolierence was "Teacher AidsSuPport Cor the Classroom T"""ber." Attmdlng the co~erence from Gill1a Count;y were Mr s. Pauline !Ufe and Mrs. H.athryn WWtoms. Nttct hands, n.nlcure, wh,lle clolrit ho!uMhold chorw. ~J.. ' . REXAU. SACCHARIN. TABLETS star and and Julia Gheen, Kathy Werey, , and' JUI CoUrtll were preaehted the heallll aid badge. · · DuHogthe meeting plans were) madi, for ~ling an Easter box . ,"· 'w T,; 16.' Cottrill, I~IJ>er of JUI, ·;~, waa . riOW serving tn Vletoam. In'il' 1:.\i!rll· .8, with th~ lnveatltute !Or· cludetj In tho box or·aoodJOJ, will '·_. ,.•il~o. foJf-Julie ilamm to bo held be Easter favors mido by the , on ~4~· !tlth l'atrolltohave elrla, ~o~~ 1tl1Up of tho meetSaturday tho POmeroy trOOP ;f IQ. ·' •v ' ' were holts tor a uacouts' own" '· ';.: 111o le.>utl•schedliled • ·oourt · careylng OiJ!a ,first- day -ofof awards for May 13 to be held &Pflng them~ at Camp Klashuta '" In ~nctloQ with tho second near Chester. Guests at the outtog were membors o1 MlddleJICli:t " Troop 39. ' Original skits, songs, and po. at tl1Ei meetplana lor a scwl 11- ems were given by the members. .,...~, 2 fii,VO f!>e CIO~Ing Games were pl;cyed Wider the dt· reclton of Mrs. Wallace ' . i'ow!ll'o, Mro. L R.!l'~l!l'!MI;a.,.Thoma,. There· was a sack ltmch at noon with kool.atd and coke-being pro. Ylded by ICOIIt ·mothers. ~ se~- btrthday of Pomeroy 1):1lclp 81 wta eb"rved. · buelta were·Jailet Naal, Tori Thomas, CJnd.y:llfD:loai\Y, Cindy Mr,. Don Thomaa' Manley, ~o,ra-11Uiiz, Ba!il&ra tniOir.11"'1061. M>~1 , 81~ - " · Mary · rn,:~.~~r~·~~ .e.onc~ 1 ear Milia, Robtft Noel, unda .Ger'"' . star, cooldnf and ard, April Fraser, llerlha Mc·1\'ere Anita Neal, !>!ant ~-Yttch, aod VIcki Julie Kelly, ill members of.TrOOP 39; ~ taken. I . ,' ' . By Charlene • Hoeflich •• ' n>. ~~ tOlay wb !!.~let ~ degfeea IIUili\Y skies, ,. < HyseH Run Mission Unit tvfeetlng Held ' LOCAL TEMPS tem~~nsome._ . or .·~. pla,yed with prizes ' being won by Mrs. Martha €hllds, Mrs. Genevieve Farmer, Mrs. Owens, and Mrs. Betll' Biggs, A salad course was served '· h9!89c:Pilt . mlsLuke's Goapel, foli!)Wod with a Bible pbyalctan•s ""'· Aller the boalneu meeting the hostess, Mra~ · Moore,' aoelsted by h~ 9lerey Michael, "'1-ed" .r~enls to the above arid a. ~. Fry, Mrs. Juanita "Wamoley, Mrs. Audrey PatteriOD, Mrs. Bea DuPI), Mra. June Dewhurst, Mrs. Betcy Hutchlsoo, Mrs. Bea May, Mi',s. Lealie f\Vaell, Mrs. Ada Koeaeo, Mrs; Fl'eda l:>Jrham, Mrs. Ethel lUte, Mrs. Judy Muaaer, Mr;, Leona W)so, and. Mll8 Roaalee Wloe.' ,. ~ ·' ·f " ' rrater, Queens Mother . Caanot Perspire Tbe dog cannot perspire as hwnan beings do. When It bec~es warm in summer, it sticks. ®I its t on g u e and paoli, cpoling off its body by the extra air it breathes In this vi,ay. -: Meigs For a malt, sundae, Cone or shake- Tran~fers ~.~QOd!'l8ss sake! , ~ ' .! ••• cdol It! Open I 0 Ill 11 Mon. Thru and Sat. wij)l ·relre!hmenbl of parking. Try ou'r take· tJ:f~t&. .- were cllscuased for an evening meeting In April with a apeeker on willa and other legal documents. Attending besides those named were M'r1. Jean Sayre, Mr1. Margie Roulh, Mrs. Mildred Filch, Mra. Carman Hall, Mra. Margaret Weiland Melody, Mrs. Jean 9luler, and Mrs. Eve)jon Forernan and soo, Devld. PATIENT IN SURGERY Mrs. Edith ~Ia Dent Springfield Ia a surgical ~=~· at the Pleasant Valley Ho al, Her room 1111Dber II 9le Is the daughter ol Mr. qj: Mrs. Carl ~Ia, Pomeroy, • · Nellie R. Vale, Neva Ntchc)l.. (Owned 1nd Operated By Crows Ste1k House} son, Jame Nicholson, George A. Radekin, Wanetta G. Radeldn to George A-. ''ttadeidn, Waneua G. Radekin, parcels, Colwrib!J. i Besoie M. Pldkens to J11:k Bostick, Uncia Bostick, .32'1cre Between Pomeroy and Middleport Rae Ins. Aima B. Whlte, AdmrX., WllJi~ F. Brale'y, dec., to Lloyd E. ~ Beatrice F, l:>Jgan, · Iota, Retail Prices Elledive Rutl~d;, .sutton. ' Thursday Friday Saturday March 28-29-311 :ilste<Fischeq .Mary R. Porter, Frank v;. Porter to John Thurman Fischer1 'correy_tlorr .Deed. 1 1 I . ·Henry Nash,. <i.e., -~· Edith Nash; lieUJ' Ma1·tl,n•' Etliil !ll!ank, Alumm. o f h WiD Jd R . .,o ., tor~~ ol!urcl!, ~, a ~ oo Aptll ~1 ,."II' the -·ar...-,ury · " , ' Church of Chrlll. · · ' '. boan aet lbr achool. JU"" Nt th&!llil> Lea» Y""ln Doa Patehwillbo or. Utt.a: year• a event the theme tbe' ....UUve eom- · 1)}."1 ·r....,ll.l< at tho' ldr. ''1\\d Mrs. James TheVqabonda for donelii plaimlng 1811looi • Bill Glllbt, , · Drive lttis wr( Homer• of the club lor another year. Mr. and Mrs. The club voted to COI1tribote howm: called oa their son,, ~~~~l'~i 1o a gilt for Mrs. Reid Young, and Mrs. Clifford ~ldlo"'•' lll~ ':;i demonstrator on velvet roMs, at !amity of Pomeroy - . the February meeting. Plana - Mv Johnll(~ Pr9Pi1'i-B ac«>rdiug 1o ' ., aided at the rneettng with Mr a. PearlJoHawthorne ':~1 ~~=~~ carol Rhodes giving deYottona. and Mn llii~e,y n .... decided to retain olfleera aod Mra. Dillon Taylor. ROU STEAK ~~2~.C."~!~••••••••••••••••••••••• lb. Given WelCome or . _. . . ,. . ."':T~~"""~....;~,...... . .~"i""i\i.o Zirkle will be hostesses for the April meetlug, Over $70 w.. cleared oo a soup supper ~eel by tho ladies of the Bashan Volunteer Fire Department 'saturday night at the hall , ann. Bert Scrlmsher won a rugaucUonecl off by the group. A vote of GIFTS PRESENTED ,, ,!hanks was extended 1o those Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Sargent, 'lh''tfor.eontrlbuted food and time Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, toward the succus ot the illP- Mr. and Mrs. Avery Goeeteln, per. · Mrs. Freda Ball, and Mn. Rita At a recent meeting of t h e Lewis presented gifts to Miss auxiliary, Mrs. Wilma Ballard, &lsarma Arnold, bride-eleet of Mrs. Kathleen BlsseJl, and Mrs. Paul D. Fitzgerald, at a shower Kathleen Morris were welcom- held Saturday night at the Rock ed toto the membership. Rags Springs Methodist Church., The to bo made Into rugs were turn- names were not Ustedinanelrlieel over 1o Mrs. Mary Holter. er account of the shoWer. · rge~NaaJr,. All. IJoh~J\1~~ ,., ' or -- ' ~ ··"' - E. l:>Jgfil, Beatrice F. JJUi IIi< 'Arnold Gnti, Mildred ffi-ate •.~35 ,aCres. Rutfl.nd. ' 'Obligation niilllt waa 'eboerved , ." H~Jiman l.oha.. Eleanor l.ohse' when·Bolha!G; lnterna~of­ 1to Llwronce M. Stewart, Beatrice der ollloba lloqllter1,'llil! Mon- 0. ltlwart, to~ Middleport. day i!li!>t at tlle PJmeioy Malla,Y, ·Nicholson, dee.; 1o No,;.'• ' . sonic Temple. tpa !flcholson, Jllmes Nicholson, CoWlcii .membera ·formed an ee~ ror trans., Rutland. · clrdo<for member I or the Norma ·Nicholson to Jomes Bethel dur!ug the Gbltgatloo night Nicholson, parcels, Rutland. observance. o,t>bl• King, bonJllll)Os Nicholson, Neva Nlcholored ~~presided atthemeet- son to NonnaNiebolson,parcels, tug1arid It :ir~• announeOd that a , , Rutland. . ~• tn lhe.JfllapeCtion data w~u ,' • btt made, ' . ..1 \AI ~ Klnl. Grand Ruth ·~o 0100 ol lhe Grand· ~.. of Ohio, ,. u aililliKllber tilt licrior!ld ' I r ~UniOn 0 ; 1 of the· ..... i• • '.h1troctJced ' ' • aod e~ 1b the eoat 1o be , .. ·MASON--: ~ ~ Wabama welcomed. PlanJ W.re dlseuaoecl 'IUIIh Scbool a l - ntunfoo haa l<•ithhiBa~l~l~ey~,~~5:~ .M.a. 1 ard ~ by the hostesses. Mrs. G e r trude Andrews and Mrs. Jean makers Club held at the home Ward, Portland, and Mr. of Mra. Ruth Ellerobach. Mrs. Oria Frederick Several foods or the potluck ter of lndlanai>oUa, .Ind., dinner at noon were ""ck-meal Mrs. ~lvla C&n>entel'. dishes Pfepared by the memHarry ond Elolae W::lcll.;.:;"r.~~'-':' bers. Mra. lhlrley JohniOO pre- Martha Boae, Mr. Gtco to CNer $70 Cleared From Soup Supper the ~\ilff and officers or Meiga ' f.~ irl .Scout THOUGHTFUL, Lucl Nugent, daughter of President and Mn. Johnson, arrives at a alate dinner at tbe White House In hoaor of vllltlng Paraguay Pre alden\ Alfredo Stro011ner. ., L Readings Given for Meeting of Lodge Temple, Pytblan Sisters, met Mooday nii!>t In the Columbus and Soothern Ohio Electric CO. soelal room. . Mrs. Maxlne Owenahadcharge ol the meeting b>the abaence of Mrs. Betty ~ncer.".tto waa reported Ill. Readlngo ~re given by Mrs. Sadie McEihlmey and Mrs. Norma Zerkle. Games were c. A program on "EJ~ick meals" on Mr. and Mrs. 1.a1<renco Jolmt: was featured at a meeting of the sian and family. ·· PorUand - Great Bend HomeMrs. Rhodes, MlL Kathl14~: Mn. Bertie Watts aDd Mrs. Etta Lemley were hostess&s when The Rev. and Mrs. · '4DJ>Ounol!v.ihe '!DIII£8llledt of their daughler, Charlene Ruth, to Mr; Marvin W. Nevana, Jr., of Pirln&. Mtsa• ~Undel graduated· from Otterbein College In June. 1966. While there she nrved aS presldent of the c8JDI,lu& YWCA and also as PreSident oCher sorortl:)', Tau Delta; Sbe biO'. boon acdve In the Clevelarid lnner-Ciey Protestant Parish program. " ·Zundel rest~& ' in Pi~sburgh, PL, where she is teaching In the headstart program Mtol - for the Pittsburgh Board ol Education. Mr. Novans; son ol Mr. an4 '1drs. Mar'lln Nevans of Pa....., slao graduated from ·" Otter!Min In June, 1966. He i• eD.ptoyed b)' the Harshaw Chemical Co. In Cleveland aa a research electro-chemist. A Jwte wed<Ung is planned. · ' ·' 'j ' Chariene Ruth Zundel Ra\ph c. Zuodei 01 Umcan Falls, lonner)jo of Pomeroy, are Jlai~: har parentS, Mr. and lirL Buah. Mrs. Karen Buroaldo of,.,;: eroy, Mr. and Mrs. c. Car!er;: l.ong Bottom and Mr. and lira;: Ma.vwnod Johnston, local, calloof . ortn- '. , •!•··········· ................. . ENGLISH-ROAST lb SUCHERS USDA Choice SUCHERS USDA Choice lb• ARM Ro.AST ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •• CariboU Brand Bolt Sole FILLETS •••••••••••••••••••••••••• Caribou Brand Sib. OCEAN· PERCH FILLETS• ••••••••••••••••• . Sib~ JIADDOC·KfiLLETS.~o:!'.·~y.~~:t •••••••·••• :.• •· ·· . , · · . · · · · · 3 or 4 oz. si'e ·~ 61L"l IREADED FISH PORTIO' . . Caribou Brllld ' .. .. . . NS •••••• •••~ ~··~ ,,•.~,· , · u. . ·. ' . ' ..' .,t, 1•• • , . . ., ,. . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' �i !r,' ' • ; !, . '·,, .;r. ••• -!:-· ' , ' < fUns eld spent a weeken • and Mrs. Rollin Hawk. Mr. Mrs. Curtis F Colum o;, ' t a w""k • and . • W · F st. DLC 100 ·s·.. n FUL- GULAR . To , ALU BUY' ' L, y lnsur~n e AT r EL ' CTRO S E Tl ES e Trailer 0 Ohl ' k Fa ri' .' 3-2 to ® I";HI N HIJ\1<1\I(lill ""1!\(H,ill Ke pin e•gs · Ga111a and Mas n Areu I fo med As ell ' s ntertained . were Mr. an ' Debbie, Jan · Mr. and Mr d ; bush hog, tloner, er. ha l. Ju .. l..., . ORO Ne rrler t,. 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Sirloin ~· - WIN"; •1·o.·•s . $1 ;,/{·' No Copyri1ht, The ._. _;_: . »·,!i ·• <· .Pu~c~:~se Requir~d·: : :· '·: t 5· . - - -~ lr..- ·.• Taille11 I! ' t ~.. ' ' Ce,. 1961 exciting ;, . ," T·Bonex 6. bonus~ . -. , .l ' ,. -~-- ' A9c IIYtradt ., ,. ...... Bra•n!lehwelger lit. * ,. ... ·· Shampoo ------ ... 99c M!!lo. ~ " " ' & Sllol.... slor• ._.... ......... Gleem •.. Scope :.. ,...r ~ ... ~~ h ,, ' ' . -' ,...,... ' ,\j,, I ~ " ' ' ~~- .,. \ ' . 1.'::, , . ' . t'_i . . , ' I 1 • . ' i ' Coffee 3 . ', .. '74e ~' . Cake Mix . . 3 •:,:-s9c ' CRIMI '...............' .. 59c ...-errl .. .. ' 'Sqap ' - ~'**39e No ("oupot'l. liftded. •. Shomllhll ..... ' ,loe!lo .' . '" ' ·, • ' ; >' . ' ' ' ~· ·~· ' Here is 1he perfect way to h<~PY•)Urfa,milylncre•i!S If! , .world, with easy to read and understan~ history( peopled Wilh the Gei'IOrals and their Coil~ lhe .doalmented so that your youn&Ster in scllool (4c Off ~· Crisco ...••••.. :: 7~ . ,. Golol...., ,...., llollilolllt 1111 orr Lllill) · '· ........., $1 Flolir ···--- ~ --- :--·~ • .·~;. ' •••• -. ..........·- 12 ..... BISCWae ~ Dolull. (lc orr ......, . . 'r~er~!t!} ·v..or. · ·· '111...:11: .ee ~·~ ~ .•............ . ; ·;. em. 69e ~••c~~~ ~.. .... :-. ...,.. . 49c · .Aqe1 Food Cake .• :. . •••. ... 29e \ lllle - Elq>, 3/W68 1o1tr Crecbr All Yorlolloo '·, S..dwich: .. ,. ,~ 11oM L - Vol - Coffee ....••. !! $1.99 ~ ... 'T. 'Coffee· !IMriCO Buy., .....v.. y<JU .49 ~OFt-' , tlio ........ """' .. 1 ·~ """" . Me...i.lr,. - . t · . ~.~. I*' pleo:~ . No jj,...;t_ 1. • $9c . ··MAXWIIJ. _... ~.. .,·I ~~-. ~118 N'u~ft \ ' ' '.I .. -- ' ' .. . K - flolcoo """' lhia - Spotlight Bean .,.... 61c .......... ' ••• !.. 69c 49c Weiners •.. ........................ ,_, ··-"""' " ' KoM'I All Moot ..,_ 48c . -. • • hiM ' Rot.$1.Uibt ' • Dmners ••• :.lt.M. """ .,.,.; I - - htf 5ttw I QIIIIIR ' ' R IXTRA TOP YAWl wtlll IIIII ... , . I I • 2 ..... CntArt 0.. P'AmlY �J Lean, Well Trimmeil · '. Sirloin ~· - WIN"; •1·o.·•s . $1 ;,/{·' No Copyri1ht, The ._. _;_: . »·,!i ·• <· .Pu~c~:~se Requir~d·: : :· '·: t 5· . - - -~ lr..- ·.• Taille11 I! ' t ~.. ' ' Ce,. 1961 exciting ;, . ," T·Bonex 6. bonus~ . -. , .l ' ,. -~-- ' A9c IIYtradt ., ,. ...... Bra•n!lehwelger lit. * ,. ... ·· Shampoo ------ ... 99c M!!lo. ~ " " ' & Sllol.... slor• ._.... ......... Gleem •.. Scope :.. ,...r ~ ... ~~ h ,, ' ' . -' ,...,... ' ,\j,, I ~ " ' ' ~~- .,. \ ' . 1.'::, , . ' . t'_i . . , ' I 1 • . ' i ' Coffee 3 . ', .. '74e ~' . Cake Mix . . 3 •:,:-s9c ' CRIMI '...............' .. 59c ...-errl .. .. ' 'Sqap ' - ~'**39e No ("oupot'l. liftded. •. Shomllhll ..... ' ,loe!lo .' . '" ' ·, • ' ; >' . ' ' ' ~· ·~· ' Here is 1he perfect way to h<~PY•)Urfa,milylncre•i!S If! , .world, with easy to read and understan~ history( peopled Wilh the Gei'IOrals and their Coil~ lhe .doalmented so that your youn&Ster in scllool (4c Off ~· Crisco ...••••.. :: 7~ . ,. Golol...., ,...., llollilolllt 1111 orr Lllill) · '· ........., $1 Flolir ···--- ~ --- :--·~ • .·~;. ' •••• -. ..........·- 12 ..... BISCWae ~ Dolull. (lc orr ......, . . 'r~er~!t!} ·v..or. · ·· '111...:11: .ee ~·~ ~ .•............ . ; ·;. em. 69e ~••c~~~ ~.. .... :-. ...,.. . 49c · .Aqe1 Food Cake .• :. . •••. ... 29e \ lllle - Elq>, 3/W68 1o1tr Crecbr All Yorlolloo '·, S..dwich: .. ,. ,~ 11oM L - Vol - Coffee ....••. !! $1.99 ~ ... 'T. 'Coffee· !IMriCO Buy., .....v.. y<JU .49 ~OFt-' , tlio ........ """' .. 1 ·~ """" . Me...i.lr,. - . t · . ~.~. I*' pleo:~ . No jj,...;t_ 1. • $9c . ··MAXWIIJ. _... ~.. .,·I ~~-. ~118 N'u~ft \ ' ' '.I .. -- ' ' .. . K - flolcoo """' lhia - Spotlight Bean .,.... 61c .......... ' ••• !.. 69c 49c Weiners •.. ........................ ,_, ··-"""' " ' KoM'I All Moot ..,_ 48c . -. • • hiM ' Rot.$1.Uibt ' • Dmners ••• :.lt.M. """ .,.,.; I - - htf 5ttw I QIIIIIR ' ' R IXTRA TOP YAWl wtlll IIIII ... , . I I • 2 ..... CntArt 0.. 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