https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/19d8026a13f8c14d86112606536ff091.pdf 7f62c23b97b5aa1f9998fef8b9c0a37c PDF Text Text ·~ ' . 1.1. . . :18 .,., ThO t.il.r Soot!Jiol, PoontrOJ~olllddl""""' f ' ' A!JrU S. 11168 · < . · :\fbinen or 4 Coun.ties View : Sty/~s1 F. .Mftl dtlplctln& 1M 111... IJIIIil ol :~ In vibr~ color• and vttliino lllylol _.. ¥lew· ltd ·!If · ~ 11..," 200 frairl ...... Glllla, - · and · CGuotloa ._nil a - "~l lllaJ for -118'' '111t~ 11 1110 PoiiiOI'OJ' Trm: ltr Ulllled Oturch of Chrlll. Narratlnllhelllylo,..... wtUdl earrled the theme, "Falhion Forecast tor You " waa Mill -prot Grlf!llh~ <OOUII;y ex- teallm qeat, home eCODDIIliea. The eoUectlon of prmentt, pnNidlna a cavalcade of ec:Jt. Uiaa In a panoply of color, came to Melr• COunty tllrou&l1 t h e Ollllrielll' of lhe Cotton l'rookcora lnlllltute and Mcc.ll'a Pattoma. The lllyle ranre waa wldo, prmenlo, ..,.n...... ' 1 n d drell"''l oulllla wore lnchIn tho c:ollectlon, . · A molher-dalliiJier oulllt wao modeled by Mrs. 9dri<QO Smllb anc1 her d8IJIIIU!r, Jan LOulaa; Mrs. 9drley Johnoon """" two eoJtume1, me a casual eu1otte outlll of coordinated - • and · ___ ,... _._.:__ the otber • ~ ...wnuuu c1re11; and Mr.§•• !lall Hovpre-od lhe dress • up ohlrtwaist and tbe •..-rap..,...-ounder," a pos&lble Ume .and place. Geneva, Bile 91 the , 195f ldent Johnaon leave, late todey lor a Honolulu atratQr confer· oonlerenee that ended the once prOP&r•tor.Y to . Initial Frtnch Indochina war and a contacts between repre18Dta- traditional .1-natloosl meeting tives !rom llJmol and Wallhlng. ground, was considered a likely ton to try to work out terms ror place. Johnaon has alreadY said peace talks. hh prtine negotiators would be The United states, having Ambassador-at-large w. Averell swiftly accepted Hanol'a unex- Harrlmsn and Llewellyn . E. pected agreement to 11 establli!ll1 Thompson, U.S. envoy to contact,'' was believed to be Mo11coW, two veteran cold war aacurlng fUrther lnlormatlon neROtiator a. I throu&b diplomatic channels on Top American otftclals from WASIIINGTON (UPil- Preo- a reversible, floor.Jengtb model cl the three.armhold verslonpopular 11111 oprlng. Sharpening Offered On Thurs. and Fri. aull for lhe llhorter Ogure; and Kim seth wore an A-.llne dress In butlerfly'i)rlntod cotton !rom brt,c ln your chain saw chainS to be aharpenod by our Homellte flctDcy rc>resentatJve, Thursday and Fridey. In addition to this tree chain saw sharPenlng oil'er we aro llso ol!erlng a $15 tradein tor a aaw, IXt or·' hakhet or any other wood cutting lnstru1111111 reprdle" of Ill condltlDII, on a new &melite' chlln aaw. (exc:4Pt ZIP). Naacy Reod of LaDdmark In 'POmOroy Invite• you to 100 the newost In cooking wllh elsctrlclt;y. LaDdmark will have on dl&o pl.a,y durlnr lholr Color TV qJen Houoe on A!Jrll 1, 5, and 6, lhe new Unico electronic Range. This \1 tilt newoot and .pckeat wv lD P""')a)'e food. It II OX<Itlnr. clnmadc and allows- short cuta IDd time aavtngs you never drtlmodpas&lblo. Sll.y ~e tDihoolcWuhlniP od mltll pOlO and pana when cookq In the ..., IJnlco . . _ You can 11:tuolljo cook. food you doolre, on dllhos lhat .... made from plaotJc, or•--· rio... Windon, in a sleeveleaa A-Oare dress in a bizarre print. A modernistic prir•t on hot pink in a tailored dress was modeled by Mrs. Pauline Atkina, and to round out the re- vue, Mrs. R. A. Caldwell pre. sented a ••swinger rashlon" in a aleeveless A-line. Preceding the ltyle revue, Miss Grttf11ha commented on tbe trend toward flare and ru&lneu, lho clro!> In hondlnoo to just •· bove the knee, the role of the "little DOih1ng dresses,'' the color coordinates, and the versatlllt;y of coltons. In her lutroductory remarks, the home ecmomist pointed out that cotton, like home and CUI- tom ~~Wing, haa come into Its own through the research which has ilamorlzod Ito qualities and awearance. 9te noted tbat today' I Cashion a reature cotton• for dey and nlelt, for any sea- ""'·Rock lt>rlnP homemakers had charge of reilllrllllon and the MEIGS.. -•'IIi£ IIKAift!li TONIGHT AND THURSIJAY APBJL ;J • 4 NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APl!IL 5 • 6 GENTLE GIANT _..1111 coolcilll• EFFECTIVE lJ&1: or accessories to compliment basic furnishings w~s discussed b.Y Miss • Patsy Glass, Gallia County extension agent, one of three speakers, at yesterday"s homemaking day. Her presentation was followed by a question and answer period. At right is Mrs. Gerald Min.or, Dexter, one of many who sought the assistance of the extension agent in solving a home ac- :Mrs. Jean Braun presented a travel suit, solid and stripe coordinated, and modeling one of tlle oew dirndl su1ta featuring cou':ure detail waa Mrs. Frances ~cer. The coat dress was !howl! by Mrs. Beulah Jones; Mrs. Gary Dill wore a basic Cooldng lime has - dr.. -call,y .......od from hours tD mlmllel and minutes to seconds, The ._..,.e, llavor and lho nluo o1 food will be 01>......., Hamburprs completeJ3 . . . In 611 aoconds and many food& as Uttle as 16 seconds. Come bt and aee Aonl Grace · Torehllnot Home Economist of Ohio Power ColllJl&ll)', IU'Ite thl& fabulous method of ,. the children' 1 rallhtons by De-· 11111101' Helen Lee. numerous accessories. Woaring a IIWII1Y two • tooed dress of hot orange and gold waa Uttle Kenda Braun, and modeling other chtldren's garments were Connie Reed in a Pauline Tr!gore original of summer weight curduroy; Lora Reed ln a corduroy garment featuring 1he oriental touch; and Lelia i.awra:e Buah invite• you to MHS. CATHERINE REilLEY, OF THE CalnpusMarUusMuaeum, waaa~::s~~i:: her slide presentation 9n furnishings displayed at the museum. by her husband, Charles manager or the W. P. ~der, Jr., one or the last ot the &ternWheeled tow boats to .PlY the inland'·. a A...line dress, one adaptable to cesSO..!t.P_!Oble~- Theme, 'Early Days' BY CHARLENEHOEFUCH llorticulture, home accessorIes, and the hi~ of home 1\Jrnlshlngs of OhiO'& first settlers were the topics featured in the afternoon session of the "SpeciaJ Day ror Homemaklng"' staged Tuesday at the Trinity United Church ol Christ. The almost 200 women at the meeting attended two or tllethree 1essions instructed by knowledgeable women in their respective fields. HORTICULTURE Using uLet'8 Enjoy Gardening'' as her theme, Miss Ruth ~ultz or Columbus, long - time ronaultant for Ohio seed com· panles and a graduate or the Women's Horticultural School as well as Capitol Unlveratty, gave a dernonstration~ecture on technicpes ot raising plants rrom oeod. 9le described gardening as the oldest or an hobbles and one .mlch c:ootlnuos to grow and gain popularity as time goes by. Gardening has made a definite contributloo to humanlcy, Ml" litultz said, and then spoke other work with low..Jncome [amtlies interested In techni~J~es or gardening. Maldng gardening fUn and not ,...k throo(!ll lamll,y parllclpaUon was a recommendation or the apeaker, who talked ot. her own 11tlllactlon lhrough grow. lng plants !rom seeds. rt waa her recommendation that seeds be sown in vermiculite, thoroughly watered rrom the bottom, and placed in plastic bags until they germinate. 9\e opoko ollhe advantages or adding that cucumbers cut dOWn on diseases or nasturtiums. HOME ACCESSORIES 11 1'ransplanting Accessories add the "final is good lor plants" Miss Sbultz pointed out, touch" to yoor clolhlng outfit noting also that transplanting and provide the "frosting on the breaks the root structure, tbere- cake" and they can do tlle same by creating strongvr and more thing ror your home, Misl Patsy rooting, resulting In a healthlor Glass, Gallla Courrty extension plant. lite oald lhat good roots 118'!111, told her llsteners. 91e described accessories ln are re<Jdred [or Item and flower the home as objects used with development. Use or black plastic for mulch- basic f'urniBIIings to make the ing was also recommended as a home comfortable and attractive method or ellmtnatlng weeds and while expressing the ramUy inreducing watering requirements. terests. During her commentary. Miss Glass used a variety of The speaker, in conclusion, talkacce. u ories to point out teclled on companion plants, a proven method or cutting down disease. nl~es of grouping, awi'Oilrtate 81e said tllat onions or garlic placement, and selection ofwllatshouJd be planted In the rose goes-witb-what. Sle ll$ied [our ba!lieguidesfor bed to reduce aphid attack, and rootone, a rooting hormone, and of the various types or rertillzers, plant foods, and containers. .,setal end fuJI for everyone all 1ltroo dii.Y• at the Pomeroy Lanclman (llell llouoe. The door priHI CODBilt of Ieven free. RCA Color TV aeto plua 100 bonua prl.. s ol Olympian Permanent Candles. All threo deya plan to be flllodwllh real OX<itiiW events. Frldly, 5,000 tree baby chicks will be slvom owv. '1'l1o chick• will arrive at li!ProxtJnately 9 a.m. and wUI be given !reo tD &IQ'ODI who wishes them. It is .._.ted thet owryone bring .., their own container. I' '1'l1o factDcy rc>rea-.. ol tile Twontlelh Century Woldlnr ComPoriJ will aloo be proFrldii.Y pY!ng inotructlona and liP• on welding. If you hive any probllms come in and discuss Willi hlm. The flctory r .. p...-tlvo will also be on hond 111 denlonatrate Friciii.Y .lhe latut In drain cle&ner" You wW have 100 IIIIo fii>Woul drain cleol>or tD undontand how It works. Aloo Frldey It is planned to ba,..IIIO hallc-r here thet will •...,. 4\iiDr lhe custom BP...,Inr for · tanner• ln tbia area. Thl• . . tD be 1M latest In CUIIIUD · belnr grovidod Ill' LonciPomoroy. die outltandlrw ttechnlcolorl Dennis Weaver .. Vera Miles GUNN ITec:hnlcolor) rin, pastor ol Trinity Church, Cral& Stefla• .. Laura DeVon gave the meditation. •..,..o:SH;of!lli\iOopsrwA;;:RT:;o:;oS•7;.,;P,;,.,.;M.~ ·---------------~--~--,I . I I I I . Misses1nd Childrens ~.-, VALUIS TO 9.00 4.88 ~nd 5.88 Unlco ntllex Yellow, red, Navy, white and blaok ~~i~j;;~~l&ver which 1 SHOE 5110 Rl Pomeroy ,.j. , ' • . '..... " . ........ J I I OTHER SHEEP II I I I I· SHEER LYCRA SUPPORT STOCKINGS IN BlUSH or WHITE. REG. 3.95 Sal·e·3.19 pr. ULTRASON DRfSS SliER or EV8ING ,.. SIIB IN. UTOPIA, TINT, FLAIR .or BIIONI. ·' . REG.. 1.75 ... I ;. I• Sale 1. 39 pr. AGILON STRlTOf STOCKINGS FOR A PERFECT m, lfnNT, u'i'oPIA,' BLUE ~orROSIBIGLitEG.1 •.S Sale 1. 29 pr~ . .; ,.·.Do~'t . . . .. ' I I I I I I I - . For pet·~' ~.ltj~ste, ,· ·~ ir{ lfl• Llngeriil ~~r:'Hdr the RCA \.Sportabout Porta~le Television to be . ,WOf.l i by an El~felds customer. 'Nb pur~lt~~•',· ,', · necessery. Need not be P,resent ro··wu\, •' t'' } wtUdl he dlaeloaod 11te1 he had ordered an end to bornl>lng IIIW:ks norlll of tho 21111t parallel. 'l'hlo freed &0 per ct11t '!f tho liOrlb Vlolnameaa ~·~1111 a good part of Ito tenltor.Y nortll. .lrorn the tllraol. u.s. Br!JOdca•Anower Tho Ctnlmunlst llllon!al~ . br!iidcaa Iii Vl-.nese and In ....... 111 Radio Haftot Wod. lllliliiO' mondn& was 1n reJpCliiiO to John ..... ~ n!ij!l -" 1 , POMEROY .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO YOL XX NO. 252 . 'I" "'·~· ·~ .. ,. ' ·• 1. ' ·- ~·· •.,.u, •;. ... ~ ..... , ......... ~. "• 1,\'\ ,, loa& and tor1urou. "'' plaiD. i.m!Uio t-!1 -~ d evenluall,y lead to North Vlotllall(o ••• i6 ace talks. limited prellliiiiiUJ ...,. : ~'II! -\ 11 -~ bellove!l11tat Hanoi In ~ COlli-~ "' llll,.,cy fellllielJ lorcod to make full . ill. tho otfer In order to prevent harlll IDl' maJor ..uta In -ld t.illted Slatel ' aplnlon In lho 111!1>1 of tho CA>IliiiiWill!ll' Prelidont's S u n day IIJIIOch. aertloo ~ 'lbu.s the pneral atrno~J;ilere iD ..uth Cll4d CCim1 · oq.ldal circles bore and In lila balla of tho slljad caq!talo waa one of Nallooal conlldorablo caution. political - of lila Tho rea1011 f!>r that caution (Conllnuod on P•·O'" • ~ ll! 'l1 Weather llollly el~. Wl.noiY and COOl· · or Frido¥ wllh a lew - rlea aorth. Plll'· ,FIVE CENTS ' THURSDAY, APRIL 4, 1968 Capital Is Hopeful of Peace WA~INGTON Sen. Eugene J. MolCarth)', DMinn.. campaigning In lnd1ana. said Presldant .19hnson's, pard1al . bombi~ halt aad Haool s ottr Financial circles responded with enthusiasm, breaking a two-daJ.-gld record ror trading volume on the New York stock Exchange and ending the session with a 5.15 pointa gain In the l))w ,lones mck&strlal Average. Note Two Points The pesslmJsm that tempered Washington reaction centered on two points: - Haroi's offer was oot to start peace negotiat1ons, but only to meet with American representatives to dlactiss s., ting loP the machinery for such negotiations. Hanoi repeated that all ••acts of aggression" against North Vletnlnt would have to be halted before !OOae negotiations could begin.. -The start or neKOtiations, it it came, would oot neces1arily mean the and of tho flihtlng. America suft'ered ita heaviest casualtles-121000 deaths-whUe two _ ye~:s ~- }J~'.,. ~.~ " dragged on in the Korean war, and the French defeat &t DJ.en Bien Phu came during peace hegOI.iations with the Vietnamese Communists. Nevertheless, the H a n o i broadcast was the first oHer,to meet with the United States while the bombing of the north, was wrorw when be uaumecl , · even trough curtailed SandO)' lhe North Vletnamoao would not night, went on.. respond to John1011'1 Pll11ll Chairman J. Wllllam Fulo bombing hl14 portlcularl.v alter brlgh~ D-Ark., ol lho Senate lt becsmo clear on llondl,y that Foreign Relations CA>mmltteo, lila homb!nr would · leader or the Senate's antiwar over o~r of North bloc, sald the news lnc&cated he VIetnam'• territory. War Policy Hot Political Issue United Pre sa International fiut ralnt ltirrlnea toward posllble peace negoUa.tiona 1n VIetnam are not lll<ely to take the war laaue out or the rrenetic ..._si.dentlal c........... ID Hartford voters VIetnam was "a wtUch .., one ever really doddod upon. It ju1t limply happened." He oald. lhe rovornmllll "oscalalell our mUll.lry eommitptctur ...,. .. _,..,.... mont to lhe point at wtUch wo ~ Prelldent Johnson had to eacalate our ob.leellvee In had accepted Hanoi'• ofl'er or order to maintain the balance.,. exploratory dlseusions 0 n 1 y New York Seoi. Robert F. Kanoa;)y, McCarthy's GDlJ eo.. houn earll~. Democt:attc ~· . n&UIIolld ri\ti.W the .Den~eaft- .. tic IIOmlnatim ancl hlmnlf 1 crltle ol U.S. war policy, received lhe news wllh mlaod hope and caution. April 9 primary, lhe senator told The Mlrm~aote '· STAR · C!I'Y, Ark. (IJPI) Tornadoe1 IPUl1 out or a sucee~alon of tbundeutorms in Arkanaaa, KentuclQ' and Temesaee Wednoadey night lmocldng down buildings, peeling pavement !rom hl(!llWIII'Io and killing lOY· eraJ person•. . The ~ toll rose t# 12 will! diK<Wery of two rnorebodlesln Atoka, Tenn., and two near Owfinaboro, K.v. There were [our killed In Atoka, five died between sw-· Clt;y, Ark., and Mootlcello, Ark., another was Jdlled in Paraaould, Ark. More 'then 50 perlone were injured by the twistora. Oilier tornadooo lwched down in Hernando, Mlas., SOco, Mo., and in or near the Tennee.ee ...... of lllllllnrton and Glf!. SEVERAL sENIORS or Eastern High ~hool aro Pictured The witatber I)' Item tllat caus-in the costumes they will wear ln apre&entatlon of the tragettf, HAntigone" • at 8 p. m. Frida, and Slturda.Y In the school audi-ed tho - · owept lhroo(!ll torium. From left to right are Twtla Karr. Pat Sargent. AM •• well, brlnr!ngtornadoos there, bat ~ •a ,reported Holter; seeond elevation, Dlve Seals and steve COwdery and on In (IOI1Ulal.ld ...... of Iowa. the t®. James Brabham, tacully director. The Greek tr~gecti ~ per..,• wroldlled and wW be presented "in the round''. at laaat 1e lnlured eorly todi.Y when a tornado alammod tl\rousll - · · of weatorn Kentucky. llardell hit wa•lhollardln-Dexter area In c.lloway 'and Mar· lllall Countlos. The twister• sucl<ed aeplislt from. road bad• ancl Jlllllod 'IP trooalhree fool tldck. '1'110¥·hlirl. od talevtlljon 11811 tllrou&l1 walls ,By United Press International ·COLUIIBUS - VICE .PHESIIENT HUBERT Humphrey Would of home• and flatteQed b,..oei. Clro wore blOWII Into Arkanaao hlw to IMOunce hla candidacy btifore the Ohio Democratic delegation IIOndo. would .decide whether to s~rt him, thepart;y's ~tate executive director Hid wecr.-acr.r. · ,v ;r: •1 . Eupno P. O'Gnd.Y cGnflrmod lllat tDP Olilo :~ratlc parcy I-ra ~ be\11\ ~od illlh)d out jl4iJ~;~~~te• ····~ doclc!od ·to toi<eal'"' or wouiCl th~ ·tioldo" .•,, · '., 1 Five Teachers ,, ' Go to Workshop .. .' . Five lioclien or ,the Meigs Sc~l ' Ustriei lilondod a CAPE KENNEDY (IJPO America's second unmanned Saturn 5 rocket overcame engine trouble and soared into orbit today in the [lrst step of a bld to speed up lhe timetable tor sending men to tlle moon. The trouble, however, cast a question mark on tlle space agency's attempt to use this Apollo 6 mission to clear the moonshlp launcher for mamed Rl(!llts wltbout another unmanned launeh. Ground controllers reported Patrol Probes 52 Accidents During March. that two or the fi'o'e engines on the Saturn 5's second. stage quit one minute too soon. Thl1 made the Saturn's tlllrd stage u111 up more fuel than pJamed to get Into orbit. As a re8Ult, space aeency spokeamen said controllers were re-evaluating mlasloo plans to see wtlat effect the extra fuel u11ge ml&l1t have on the planned attempt to send lhe rocket toward a make-believe moon. The third stage and the unmanned Apollo spacecraft mounted on its nose soared Into a preliminary orbit reacldng 222 mi.Jes lll&b- nearly cblble the pi&Med altitude. Tracking stations report, how· ever, that the 132-ton Apollo 6 satellite was bJ!fiaving normal-ly In orbit, waiting to reatarl ita engines three hours later to zoom oil toward an Imaginary moon 320,000 mlles away. The Saturn 5 roared Into lifo preclaely on time at 7 a.m. (EST) wtlh a blast ol brilliant orange name tllat cascaded a river of [ire out to the edps ot the oeeanoldo liiWlch pad. Six .secmds later, the rocket's tiel with earth were aevered and lhe 36 • llol')' Apollo 6 space machine nunblod skyward wtlh a roar that swept acroas the JDOIIIJ)Ol1 like tlnmcler. =:~:~=>~:~: ;:~:~:::~:~:~:~:~:::~=~=~=~=~=::~:~:::~{:~:=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~=~:}~:~:r~=~=~=~=~=~:::::~:~:~:~:~:::~(:::~~::}:~:~:~:_:.:iif::~::;:~: POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. (UPO- Mason CA>unty Civil Defense Director John A. WUson said today he is attempting to get 1 derrick to hell> in ID lntenslned search this weekend tor four missing bodies In the Ohio IU.ver. The [our bodies still have not been recovered since the Silver Bridge collapsed last Dec. 15. Foi't1"tWo bodies have been recovered. WUson said a rCIOrt rrom the state Police laboratory coofinned that halr discovered by voiWKeer searchers last weehoo end was human hair. The director believ11 the [our bodies are triPped in cono- 1 crete from tile ilJ..«ated brt~ on the bottom or tile river.' The hair was round in the vicinity where tile concr•e rell. WUson also luued anot.~er call [or volunteers to search in small eratt be.e:lnning at 8 a. m. Sl.turrley. &nall craft have been used .Periodically to drag the rlvel si•1cethe col~se. Briefs Scout-0-Rama Big Success BLOODMOBILE COlliNG Physidans Named An American Red eros• Bloodmobile wUI visit Meigs CA>uncy To Examine Drivers on Monda)'1 April 15, looll Red IX. B. E. Dolce and Dr. B. B. Cross omclals report. Hours of Pickens were namedtogivephysthe vlslt at the Pomeroy JUDlor ical PUninatiODI to sc:Mo.i bua High ~hool will be I to 6 p.m. drivers next [all when the Meigs County Board or Education met Tuesdey night. LOCAL TEMPS The board ljlproved tho 1&6S. The tBJlllerature lnPomeroy•s 69 school colondar and approved <bwntown buslneil dl&trict at 11;30 a. m. today WI& ~ deineS also 1 teXtbooklistforthecounty. All board memben were present. under overcast &idea. li!nr . nomJnatton, iaaaed dlate COIIUIHIIt. a..t Gov. llqall4 1» lmme- R•M 0-dlte- for. ~ . ,....._ aon GOP NIUcioal QJn~ said "COIDrnunllls uao nlfl>tlalloll• as a weapon, I they reall,y are willing and road;y now to bring IIIIa tragic war ta an end, a total ceaaetlre at lhe should be the nra eooc~~Uon .•, President lhlbert H. Humphr~ meantime atayod on lhe fence u a srowlnll bod1 o1 111pportero urpd him to step into the Democ:ratie race 11 the admlnlllrallon candidate. Kennedy and lhe vice presIdent met _..wi.y wttll J o h n a o n WeG!elldQ'. White lklu.se press secretary George !l!riotlan oald nslther a - for the President' a support, but he Vice would dlwlge m other details r1 the meetings. Later AFL.CIO President Georp Meany took an qrecedented step and wllhout raUOcatlon by lhe memborllllip River Gauges GAUGES - GalltiJoll1, 12.3 and 26.6 l1ll!lllng 62 feet 0[ rollera; Pt. Pleasant, 26. ?Oi Pome- rQy-M.ason, 25.90; m.-, 3.00 1111.; Kanawha Falls, 7.50 llit.; Otarlestoo, 19.611 rtolng. Lon· don, running 3 foot ol rollara; Marmot, rumlng 2. 75 foot; anc1 Wlnflsld, nming 5 loot of roll. en. In Cheshire Village is Cleared tnr ·~· ··~Ja.Ma-- ' . .. Pre- Fire Contract Misunderstanding iii' .v..-.. "We have a long nJ to IJI wtlh IJUIIIl' plttalls ancl dlfllcultiel," he said, ''but It Ia a step." Former VIce Rich· ard M. Nlxoo, who hu worhed the war Ia.. haovll.v Ia bls c&lll1lllllll for lilt Roplbllcan announced his union•' endorsement or ~rey. The Gallipolis POst, SWe !llf>· way Patrol reported only 52 ac. cidents In March, a drq) of one !rom the 53 accidents ln FebrUary, and 14 leu than were in. vestlpted in January. Two fatal aceldents with two killed oc. curred last month. Thoro were 15 Injury aeeldonta wllh a total of 26 porions lnlurod, bl(!lleat t<ltalln lhe flrll three month. a or the year. January had IS lnlucy accldonlw wt111 20 uuurod. In Fel>ru&l'l', 11tare wert 12 lliJucy accldonls wtlh only 17 InJUred. Patrolmen laat month 11Jen1 l,tN hot!ra on lila bllhws.Y• ol . ~. aftd Melr• COilltileo, made 288 arrolfs. 1110ed sst,.warnr ' I " ' ~nga; ·rendered 75 aaalato, ·,reA mlaunderstanding on fire ' .. ',..;.~ grotectloo by lllddltllOrt waa COYorod $23,5851n lll'l!lltrtY, and 'lbe lflh 11111111 Scout..o.Jiama MEMPHIS, TENN. - A FEIERAL JUmE l88uod anordor wW,· aitllhld In lni!POctlooie whors a cleared "' whtn Che&bire CounPl. Plaa- cil met llondii.Y wllh IIII.Yor Robnesdl,y barring Dr, Marlin Luther Kq Jr. !rom hOlding a massive totef.ol 1,009 vebidtl - e In- . CO!Dielod ·I n Nidanal Guard A1rmY 1111 ....... oft ilurchett prolld!nro 6,001l-man march In Memphis next MondO)', butlhelntosratlon leader JDOCted. oil4 WU 1111>11 IU<eeNful UOord• groiJlltl¥ IIMOI!""ed he·would Ignore lt. -Fisher, chlelofthtllltl"~• lri•;11111 ·a aq ' io ·~ at<!wed b,Y MACE <chemical cUsabiU. Tire Blowout Gel!! . 4011ort Fln llotJartment dloeuo,melih. •' tall).ot IM!c~,~ .ffl' ~e~ I"O@cl that 1110 ~liY pla1t0 to • ..,.. eed the flncontraetl!vor ,,1, ~ d~kll• werp lfll!''~cf. !'q"im-e~ 11Q'Iilj1111Ciion.ll!>!nr to turn uo lroun!!;" ~ ~ohlre vllllp and the lll.ddlao lor IHS ac~ to P,Oi-1 fiH ........,.. . ~·01 1 rlll,y W~ nl&ht i• 2,000 N - • ehile(jol'hlm. !;lolmlllli ill• ,lnlunctllm was a ;'tia,llc<QIInll\ cil!lrat ilmlllllll1'1!tt prl., CouncU1110n e>plalned to Flllho •i:Jie.,~,~ t!lal.''w•/t" ~·~ Thurldl1 "\"rnUw u to a '1"erit artlclaln Iii. w""l.Jt. 1 ., ,. " · '. ·'· n'" · · nit!..W, 1110111' resfo. ~··, ,I ;t-•.· ·... "If • News.~.in alud.Y brought both atctes "closer to Peace talks than ever In the last two years." turn-- s ~0~'7 .. -:ffizr.~=: 'JJ . 3 States .' tious [rom bitter dii&'POint-ments in the past. the u.s-. capital was more IKIPeful than 09timistic today that Hanoi'• offer to dlscuu arrangementR for negotiations would lead to peace in VIetnam. Over and over qaln hawks and cbves alike ~ 1&) expressions or IQ1e with 'fit••• " or "'but. •.'' Senate Democratic lelder Mike Mansfield. Mont.. summed L(l the mood o[ Washington officialdom when he put it: "It lon"s --' I •IUYV ~. lt'a " 5'""'"' true." CAndidates Comment Both Demoerat.lc presidential candidates welcomed North Vietnam's announcement. ·~we have a lone way to eo wlth Pltfells and dll!lcultuea." said sen. Robert F. Kennedy, I).N.Y. uBut it I& a step." Twisters ' (UPJ)- cau- Ill!"' ...,.r. ...., nre call wllhln lhec:o!W.. Gas ColnPany ollllddiO(IOrt pvo Ilion ilmiu and $10 lor ...., an lltormatlve talk on 1110 ealc,.. nullanco Ore, ~ ... car andbrullh latod biiiiDtl belnr b.r lila am. ~~~~ Division. Ha alsool.. He~ that for 1 ttmolnlho culaad llno - - wlthlll the · 'thll hod not ...... villlp. Thonlo~ Oto&hlro ·~ DDt be bold,'!'......lbl .. tile Fllhtt that lila ....., ~ ..,..d bo eorroeted · IMIIU•UM · ~ 111!11 -- ·; bo.i t otlhovlllapworauacllr IDIP""ki~ )h!lt[iht contraet Flril .,r flrt ,•, •• entin e . ._. wltiM-lOIIIII_ol...,._ . ....,. ' In Olndala hero ware (piUdod In their asaeasmen:t ot thl polllbi~ lltles for real progre11 toword an end to lho war. Some bellevod IIIII lhe CCIItaeto could mark lho beilnnlna of 1 proce&l Council .... '. Devoled To 17le lnW-e.t. Of The Meigs-Mruon Area ' . 1 ... "' ' ' - r.--· . .....,.._._,.. •' :· :· ,. II · . N.,xt·Door to Elberfeld• . - .~ You are invited to see an inspiring new film showing evidence of the personal ministry of Jesus Christ in ancient America. :· e··. San Marino, In lhe Apennlne Mountains In tho heart ol Italy, ia the world's smallest reptbllc. It has a ll\llll area ol 23.5 square miles, one third the size ot the Dilltrict of Columbia. ' STOCKINGS SAL.E - Adv~ '==•===•==..-===---,.-.-, ~_.... • . lromelJ limited In ac:ope, built ralaod peace hOpao ar<llllld tho world becauao It marhod ll>e flrll Blllll or wUUngne11 m ' lhe part of Hanoi to meel on IDl' Ierma lllorl ol a COQ!ete hslt tD tho bomblnl ol the .·' '[~~. -U p, . Flber/eld8 . . . Hoswry Department ! Chap an-Canaday l 1I :· i'iber Side At HORriCULTURE 'coNSULTANT 11188 lluth ~ultz of Coo hunbus confers with Mrs. Margaret' Bailey. left. on plant growth following her talk Tuelday on uLet's Enjoy Gardeooo lng" at Meigs Count;yts nrst "&Jecial Day [or Homemaking". · Emphasis or Min Slultz's progriUJl was on making gardening tun Instead or work. . l~ HERt: ARE OTHER members of the cast from Ea5tern High School's senior pla,y, "Antigone," . standing~ to be given at Sp.'m. Friday and saturday In the school auditorium. Seated is Penn.y WoU. loll to ri&:ht, IItke Martin, Bill Buckley, Larcy !l>encer, Jercy Burke and Joo BaUey. Members of thiiJ actool'a speech and drama class made the stage settings Cor the presentation. ::·;· .4NNQUNCJNG Berkshire Hosiery Firit Miracle I SALE whlcb 11 twosppllances .-=~ =· = ~ . .· I I f I I I DRESS PATENTS ~ :·:·:···.. ;.- I andOthen ly, the Blennorhaasetto, tho Bar' Iowa now in the museum. · lite opoko ollhe charm andlhe llmpllcll;r, along wllh lhe e,.port craftamanatdp, or the C0l~Kf7a &tyle fUrniture, and o! lhe 1111· top tables, the waiJtutandl, the sldohoords, lhe ap1nnlne wheola, th6 tables and desks, and the li1ID)' oilier Items exhlbltedlnlhe J11118UDL Chippendale pieces ware - · lar wllh 11te early aattlero, Mrs. Remley r_.toc!. 9>e c:ommontod on the laterellln musle prs, valent to lhe time and told of~ oriPI!I wtlh - · pipes now at · lhe muiOUID. Usc of lho comer cubbar<l and lhe various kiM• o( ch!nl tn>lcal of the early Am~ erican home were dliCUIMd. ; In her concluding remarllo, Mrs. Remley noted tllat Marltltla waa nuned for Marie AntolDitte, and thet C&mllll• Martlu.; one of 57 properties of tho Ohio Ill•· torlcal SocleQ', was built aa • memorial to the early settlers. Elberfelds Busy Ready-To-Wear Department is filled with new Spring Garments for your selection. See the New Berkshire Half-Size Dresses-Kayser and Jane Colby Sp:lrtswear-Kate Greenaway and Bow Age Dresses for Girls-Butte-Knits in Three-Piece Suits and Dress Ensembles and 11 Large Selection of Printzess Coats in Misses and Half Sizes. I BUSTER BROWN. -lal• !If oldo attlludo of exploratloo, a willingness to stu~. and a desire to he dll!erent. HISTORY OF FURNISHINGS Mrs. Catherine Remley, currator or lho Campua Martlus Museum at Marlett&, used slidea of exhibits at lhe muoeum to bring out the history or the area as renocted 1n lhe home. Ste prefaced her remarks on fllrnlllhlngsln lhe earl,y American home, wtlh tile 11ocy of giving land grants by the Ohio Com. pany to tile Revolullonar)' War veterans, and tile mltlrallon or lhe soldiers and tllalr lamUle& to lhe arlo Valley. g, 0 ootocllhat Monda)' wt11 mark lhe !Sotl! annl· veraary of the landing or 47 New l!ilgland men wflo were members and emplczyes or lhe Ohio CAlm· pany wblch bad aacured from lila continental COngres~~t, a 1,800,. ooo acre land grant. In her talk, Mrs. Rendey told at the nwnerous ltematrom the Putman home, the St~J~min ram!- selecting aDd using accesSories. They are, use a fewaccea.sorlea, make a plan tor aecesaories, seJed accessories of good design (1he rigllt use or a particular material ror a particular purpose), &lld arrange accessories attractlvel,y. Logical locations were discusaod by tile BPoal<er wbo ..,g. gested that accessories be placed where you want others to look, and where Utey normally look upon entering a room. Sbe noted lhat people tend to looh &tralght ahead and slighlly down. A high degree or awareneas taking Ume to look at Interesting tbl.ngs around you - la a key to SU<:etss with acces10ries, tile apeaker commented. · 918 aleo suggested that to have the best success with the accenorlesyou already have, you should have a splrlt ol e10J)Orlmootatlon, a will· ln{oless to give something a try to see wbetller it will work. an Shop At dlltrfelds for Your Easter Apparel · II Thursd•y, Friday, Saturd1y w lila ""' waterwii.Y•• Mr. and Mrs. Remley are with Mrs. Dwlibt MUhoan of Pomeroy, Route 3, a dlrsct · doscendonl of a ReYOlutlonary War soldier burled In !4elgs CA>uncy. · • Pennies for Friendship offering at the meeting. Mrs. w a I t e r Brown, president o[ the Homemakers Council, extended the weloome, and the Rev. Bill Per- In lddltkm tD 1111• cooking fes..,.. many oilier !tens will be on . Now You Know erMa from tbe new ..little boy" the warm _ weather wardrobei Free Chain Saw exptcted .to tal\8 part. In lhe Paetnc meetlnga, .ae~ to Secretary Clark M. Clll!ord and 11te White Hooae • .But llUah ~d . Gen. Earle G. Wlleeler, chair- newemen at · WeJIIDrbl, N,Z., man of tho Joint Ciders of Staff. early todey that II snd'!'hen !he Secretary of State Dean Rusk war movod from lhe tialtlef!old was expected to join them to lhe conler<!lCo tiMe ''!he toward the end of the week; he pornment or ..Vletnapt has been attending a Southeast will play a vmo lar_. ¥Ill Asia Treat;y Organization ();EA. Important part In IllY DOjiDtiaTO) meeting In New ZealaJicl Uona." liOrlb VIetnam's ' otfer Wtdror tlle past several daya. neadey to establish ~ wl1lt President NIIIO'en Van 'l'llleu of ~ VI_,. waa not U.S. repreaentative& ftl ex- Saigon were to meet In llawall wltll the President; Defense . Moclellng a pl<JIO ault for 11te lady-ln-waitlar waa Mrs. Kennell! McCullwl!ll. Mra. Pat Holter lhowod tho classic llhlrtdress In model&.~ ~ ! Johnson Flying to Hawaii for Peace Stra~\tf Sess' jacket IIIII to 11te IOilblllicatod '4baby doll" drt11. Oilldreq'• Mra. Vlrelnla Sllaer l ... ' . t11o vii- ...... �• • ~. <"~;_ '.in.;·' .-.I.Y l'omo~dculllOrt. o ., *"tlnol, " Am..:: ~~ - n II! , ~·~~ . .. • ~. :·_.,·tT ·.'";> ' .. ··,.·, .• ,., ~~,-./.. ~~ . ' .· . . ~ t'l~~~y~s ·~w,onto . " Methodists Forming Battle Line .'~er Changing Alcohol Use Ru~e ,.-,. . e. Udled Press International ' Mllliodlot& are choosing up oldio l9r a. family fiA!ll over llfolr c:hurdl' a stand oa drink· hie. It will take place at a geDel'al """"""""' which convenes In Dallal on April 21, and It bids fair lo be a mzler. For pnera&la!a, the Methocllll Church haa flally condemned the consumpllon of alcoholic beverages In aey .,..Duty. HPera1stlng in the use oC ~c•!Ulg llqoor'' I& an oC!eose for wblch a member theorollcall,y may be lrled and OlljJtl!ed from the church. Mlnitten are req.dred. to take formal pledges of total ab1 stinence. age of 15 use alcohol. , .... oni.Y two percentaao _polnls UDder the figure for Prolellanls in seneral. otller survey• have Indicated that tha raunber of drinking Methodists may run as .' call for: -SCrspplng the mlnlaterlal pledp o1 total abollnenee. . Snemalderable number ot clergy. (aucceuor to the famous - s t Board of Temper- clal statement oo alcohol lo an~) to CUJAider the advisablli· stress practical reasons for I.Y of modifying the church's abstinence, while making clear that each Chrl stian is free to stand. The participants In the make his own "responsible meeting- a broadly represent&.. decision" on the matter. The . net eltect of these 11ve group of psslors and changes, if adopted, would be to theologians- cmcluded that the poUcy of lnalstlng on lolal put the United Methodist abstinence 11is prodlclng ~ Church · in the position ot cr1-.y and a loss ot integrity in str<lngly urging vohmtary ab- "II .., let him be<ome toe oliOliGied ot on eorly oge he'll b..e nothing to look forward to!" likely to be vocal and vehement. It wil1 come from Methodists YCUR CENTAL HEALTH Teeth Straightening Not Uncommon for Adults By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. News item : Married couple, both of whom were having their teeth straightened, kissed one night aod got their orthodontic braces hooked together. Their 9·year·old son had to cut the wires to separate them . Only a few years ago this situation would have been unlikely. The Ideal age then for orthodontic treatment was nine to 12 years and teeth straightening was hardly in vogue for adu1ts. Now it's not uncommon for people to get hors d'oeuvres stuck in their braces or even break them on a martini olive pit. Mrs. G had a diastema , or space between her upper front teeth. She always hated it but somehow never got around to doing anything about it. Now she is having her diastema · · ·· corrected with orthodontic ap· ' plianceo. •· . Diastema Is one of the more frequent reasons for adult orthodontic treatment. The usual cause of diastema is the tou~h fibrous tissue called labial frenum , that sometimes grows between upper and fower lront teeth, pushing give to our chlldren the needed lhem apart, or preventing them from growing together. hearing tests. Treatment often requires Miss Atkins stated that a fuJI report on each ol the children's tests will be returned and put Fireballs. ••••• , •• , 8 7 on lile at the Mason County Red<ly Klllowaus. • • • 6 9 EARLY IIIXED • WE~Y Woo Loot ............... 21-\2 11'\1 ~ Bar•••• 20'h 12\; Zldil !t>ort 811op•••1~ 1~ Cola .......1$ 18 I C1V Ice and Fuel. • .IS 20 llol*els Four•••••lJlh 20lh IU9h Sorloa - BW Po-, IM; 'FkJJd 498; H Ill h ,.li ..• "• Glme - Bll1 Porter, 20$; Nao Gill! Flo7d. 187. LATE WEDNESDAY IIIXED Woo Loot iw,.-u-s ..• :.;,~....., 0 0 • 0 • u ••• AWN. ••••• o18 .12 0 0 0 I I w.... O...ron!Mtl. Moll S.r· •Ice One Doy. lpecHolbl,. In ¥lnt. ,..,Int. '"'" ci!IN, L~ Shtrlenl.. Iiiii GeMr ... J Pr • ~ UJ Or Oject Said Assured 'l' to5 Y TAILORING OALLII'OLIS . ~CentroiH$1 · STATIST. Switch Over In One Day 7 1:00AM to 10:!10 PM Su...roy 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM ontl 5:00 to 9:00 PM ' ;" Wayne Swishor, H,nold Lot..e, Chorlel Persinger and Kenneth McCullough oro your friendly phol' maclsls at Swisher md Loh1o Rexoll Drugs. They have low pr01crlptlon prico1 ontl prompt aervl .. and discount drug pricn ooven days sorve us 1 you lor oil your prHcrlplion end drug ·: needs. •• <· ..".. •• (• ",_ " t "'_, .. ..; GardeJlfng Tools FERTILIZERS :; ~ ~ '• :: ~ ..'·,. ~~ •· . " e Sacco Pu'* Bone MNI ,,•• ' •Sacco 110M food • Earth Carpet GriiS Seed .. .,,•• ••••• Mo.. ' e C.Hie and Sheep Mlnu.. e Gardening Tools ,, ••·~ WMCIKIII.ir ... ·. FIRRY~· . ' l• ,BULK VEGET ·SEE OUR NEW TILlERS. ' 'I 'I 'I . •• "•• •' .. • luolllll .. .._ t'l""" fi:l-.21~ t'.diiOrr.l ,.._ MWIIf. ·~rill 41« .... .... t.n l"ll), . \ "' "· .. .... , ....... _ , Llolll'tnll "' ....,.. ,_r lht IJtjl) !~~MIMI 01'""'- 1& .... •"-r• l'llllblt H ciiiU f* -..Ill Ill .... !!«" , ~ . lih fS,I I, 11IMI ........ .,..., .. ..._ IAINit cut~• c. IIIOIII h ... 1 ~, u,,. •hW•JI.JII.. ...... .... "* ....... q. ,_ liwllll~ 'III,UU, ~ & Mlllib ~.:It, ftiM llllllllltfl,., lilk.'ri!M . . trkf IIW~ ...., ~ I I ~ ' 1'"" uallm' · · r -t .· · , •• l 011', to· 01<r BOI'TLEb GAll. AYI'I!i rree.- ._;and llro homo fr .,.,., 1oqr'btOII...ID IdiJ. ~ Ul •J . ·, . . .D·FURNITURE ... ,- llntl.· -- .. - ' . '"~ :: 1 Jl . Results ~ United Pre&l lnternaUonal Allsnta 7 New York (A) I Plttaburllh 4 ClnclnnaU 3 Detroit 3 1 Washington 3 Baltimore 2 Oakland 9 Boaton 2 "" Cleveland 10 los Angeles 8 Ollcqo 00 7 San Franelaeo (II lnnlngo) Phlla4elphla 5 Sl. I.ools 4 (only games ac:!leduled) Charlo& Buah Invites you to como In Friday and get all the baby chlcksyouwtab•tnocharge. Brins: )'Our own container. The onl,y thing we lik you Ia to buy enough feed for your chicks so thoy won't be hungry. Nanoy Reed of L!OIIdmark In Pomeiv)' lm1.tes you to see the newest in cooking with electrlc-o it;y. lAndmark wW hive on dis. pley ~ their Color Opon HouM on AlrU t, 51 and 6, the new Unlco oleclronlc Ronge. This l ia the newest and qulekest way ·to prq~are food. 1t ia exciting, and olklws maey sbort cut• and time savlfll& you never dreuned ~Iaible. · COme In ood see Anna Groce Tore~ Homo Econotnlat ol Ohio Power CODU>UiY, demoJ>. atrote this fabulous method of !lou- *unotl• •' '• • s..- Pblnt Food . .•• s..- Ltlwn- Food. Olo'o) \till:!" rwllllh. . t.PoiQ',IIf.....,lo ~ Scholarships rv t.~ If you'd l)k~ to hav~ .a beautiful gerden this summer . . . . . begin now! All th~ necessiti~s end assistance you'll need are right here. !41tor Nil""" ··~ m1P1 .. toiNI.J .. 1t. tilllllio(;r.llailltf ..... Cagers Earn Exhibition Baseball .. GARDEN HEADQUARTERS .. dA•i ., JtMAit )1111 lit ........... Three Ohio ~v• Even~:: ,; Cllltlllllr l'JIIMNII. ~ Ualph! Get it on the fir111t boune•!". Starts Today The Area's Biggest ..' woel<,. Let GRASS SEED I ..... •.w ....................... .... tt ·· · .. rt'l~i l tS"I'Ii~ OPEN DAILY m. and 2 lo 3 p.m. Awards will be presentedduring ceremonies slated tor saturday at 1:30 p.m. 111 Gulllckaon Hall. Participants In thla year' a Fair are rrom West Virginia, ···~::::>.::~::(.'·~··~'~''-'':~~,:~~;;>;::~~~>\'~:::::m::~%:~~::>.~;:~::~>.:~:::>.:x:<:::::>.:~j~@::~::::<i! Qlio and KentuCky. ····•· ·: Ot.it. 4 C'mon, ao..: urday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p. TO INTI::ktln" OF WEIIJ>.MA50N AMU. r-ro~· , , j" 0 ~VOTtU .• doctor's orders. 111:':;1blta :U. THE DAILY SENTINEL ~ ' your health by folloWing . Students To :Participate ~· IIICHAID"- CM'Efiii, acist is safeguarding you and c.- United Thsok Offering which will surgical removal of thi.s Ussue be collectedat the April 21 church and then USt! of wires and bands to bring the teeth toget her. Once together they usually have to be held in Sev~n place by a fixed splint per. manently attached to the backs or the teeth , or a removable splint or retainer that 's worn at night. Otherwise the teeth might teod to PI'. ·PLEASANT - Seven Pt. drift apart. Pleaaant Jr. IUgh: Sehool stuThere are many other rea· dents will participate in the 14th sons for adult orthodontic Annual Regional Science Fair at treatment. Most common are Marshall University this week- .:: dcosme ticds,. poor bitde, perioh- end. ·· on1a1 n;ease an mout Exhi):lltors are Jan Taylor, . habits. such as tongue thrust, lip pressure , pencil c;:bewing, Robert Darst, Ronald McCiin~ ·,· nail· and thread-biting, pipe lock, flondy IWI, William !klrstem biting, or any eccentric brook, Barry Morrow and Janet pressure that's frequent and Rhoad8a. 11le,y will be aceom. strong enough to move teeth panted by scleace teaefler, Rleh- ·:· from their proper alignment. ard Workman. While the ideal age for Judglhg of the nearly 400 ex· · orthodontic tre,atment Is prob- ,.I)Jblt• -''1 1>1' ~'ilu"""'' rrtdiY ably still nine ·tif !%'-yeats" ··art;i"'r "".an\l· pubj( ·:ll( '~tkln many corrections can be 'oi will.;. he'f:from ifaed.e at a much later time In 7 to tO p.m Frida,:r and on Sat- 7 All your physician. Your pharm- one-coat vinyl WALL PAINT IS homoge· nized. This gives you a COOkJJIIo creamy smooth texture Many other Items will be on -lal and fun for everyOne all .with less drip . . . less spatter. Superior hiding tl)tee dayHttho ~omoroy J..oncl. offers one·coat coverage. mark 0poo Houao. The door No brush or roller marks. .Prtzea.constii or aeven tree BCA You can go bac,k and COklr TV ... glua 100 bo101a touch up missed a.<eas prius of OJimplan POI'IItllnint without a trace. Dries in Cladloa. All throe daya plan 1o 30 minutes: Guaranteed bl !llledwlthrsaloXC>Iihieovento. wuhable. · Applies easily Tho ·!let!!fY rtllrosentl!l~ ol · with · brush , or roHer. tbe Twendeth Contury Welding Clean up vtiih sciap and COIIIPltiY wW '"!! l)re..m Yflilo.Y ctYing lnatructiqno ind liP• on water. Newest~ .welding, U )'OU have any problema · decorator c~lors . • eome In snd dlacu" them with him. The f.. cory t'fllrolenwive REGULAR wUI also be on haod 1o demo.,. $6.119GAL otnte Friday, tho latest In drain ol_,.a. You ·ww hav • •to see . thlo ioiiuloua dreln clOOMr)?tcri1 hOW It wOJ'klj. ; ~i 1;'•• ' ~eo Frldiy It , 1•,p~ Ia hove the hellcliPIOr Hen ·~)OW l>e doiJII! ~ oultom apr'~ tor . farmer• of thla ~ ""~:l'bllm• · plono the· lll•ot In •• '*•tlnd \be oitnee ' matkin 01 .. ii.Y ! ! • ' Catds Will Repeat, Tigers AL Pi I KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)Three Qlio collegiate caa:ers were anoth~r sJngle by ~encer ;. were among 15 athletes given In tiM aecond, BUI Schult/& sJo. . NCAA $1,000 l<holarshlps lot· Jle ln the first and OOuble in the tblrd, and a single by Bob poot.IJI'aduate work Wemesday. Ritchie leading of! the !11th. Retiring Ohio Stale Unlveraii.Y Second Baseman Perry Beebe Captain Bill Hosket of Dayton; got Kyger Creek's first hit when Cipt. Wayne young of Hamden, he <bubled with two out .tn the a senior at Ohio University, and third. The loolng qulcki.Y ended, Bill Druckemlller of Denison however, as KCnevergotanother University, a Fairview, Pa., nahlt untU leftfielder Tom CooPer ttve, were honored. cDubled with nobody out .m. the Hosket, who was named the aeventh. Cower was thrown out Buckeyes• molt valuable player this year and to the UP! Alltrying to go to third and the cat threat ended. ·America team, wu also drafted Ealtern was seheduled to pla;y We«tesday by the New York this atternoon at Parker$burg .J(nlcks of the National Basket. South. ·ball Asaociation. 1\yger Creek 000 000 o- 0 2 1 Hoskel' • wife, Patricia, lold Eo&tern 000 100 x-1 5 I sn Ohio State Unlveraii.Y student Rothgeb and Peck. Borlne: and ·newspaper sports writer she Burke. di&it think her husband would accept the scholarship because Hosket was Interested in play. FIGHT RESULTS By United Press International lng protess!onal basketball . Young was the second Ohio LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPO University player to receive Ruben Navarro, 129, t.os Angeles, ouQ)Ointed Pete Gon- such an award. Last year, Russ Hamilton of Marion was given zales, 129, Las Vegas (10). a similar award . Druckemtuer, a pre-medicine major, planned to enter Har. . vard University medical School in the fall . I The scholar!tllps go to 15 bas. ketball players armually, who made significant academic and · atbleUe· adrleveme.-ta. . The il<holarihipo may be used tor post-graduate study at an institution of the recipient's choice. To quali(y, a pl<\)'er must have maiJrtajned a 3.0 or B . grade point average, performed with distinction on the basketball court and must be planning to do graduate work. oul spetial authorization from eWftd..No.Mo.. Lewn LATE·SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE Won Lost Torpedoes •••••••• 10 5 Hanclieapl • • • • • • • • 8 TID1)08 •• , •• , o • • • 8 ~on,. prescriptions may not be refilled with· Mrs. .... Wilhelm spoke briefly on tho lmPoi'IIIICe of the - · · Maroudera, .u 21 Mollenide'l Raldira. I!Ph 20'h ~ Lawn Farm. , ,It 22 · 'TO SERVE You· ~· 0 there's 'i'n e•cellenl reason for his refusal. e11ng commlttee co-sod ol Mrs. D.: N. CoMOrs, chairm~~~t Mrs. F, W. Ingraham snd Mra, Homer Martin to present a slate o1 oCficen tor election at t h e Mey m..tlng. AII·Stln ® The Eagles oC .Eaatern H 1 g h School took a 1-0 victory over • visiting 1\ypr Creek In • pltcl>er' s duel Wednssday lltomoon. Righthander Mike Boring, a. big, atro~ freshman, went the route In his first high sehool bliebau game, pvlng .., ool,y ~ ~ t4ts. He outdueled Kyp• Creek'• OCIIali.Y and strong lotthanci.. er, Jon Rothgeb. Borlnt~: tanned II and walked oobody. Rothgeb struck out nine, walked only one and gave._, five hits. The run ol the aeven-iMlng contest was scored in the fourth fnune when Mike Martin was sale on an error with one out, Larry ~oncer olng!ed him to third and theo Jerry Burke's bunt oscrlfi<e got him henna. Theool,y other hltaforEaotern refilled and had your pho.rma.cist refuse, loO" i:inlth appololed o nom!.,. I~ Bobcats If you've • - aHempted to have a prescription received Prices and 0., April 4, ,Two-Hits From Your Pharmacist SimPle& or materials with which to covet the tops ot the dining tables used in the .Pt.rlsh housa. PT. PLEASANT - Senator ' Randal A. Taylor (D - Mason) stated Wednesday that his road request Is being considered and Health Department. will be one or the two major ~uthern Bowling. ••• 6 9 These cUnlcs are one or tfle High Game - Fred Morrow, l9t; roacr projects up for bid during activities carried out during the the month of April. Taylor said Neacll Carsey, 153. year by the local Easter Seal Maaon County will get 0t10 of lhe Society, made possible through two special projectoln WeotVIrdonations to Easter Seals. MONDAY BEND LEAGUE glnls. Won Lost Thla special reaurfaclng pi'O* IU9h Series - Jr, Phelps, N• • , , ,,,.,,.,, •• 23 7 4 No Trumps, .....17 13 jed Covers 5.2 miles, beglmlng 523; 1fl9h Game - Jr. Phelps, Quton's • • • o • o o • • 18 12 JI.C's , , o o o • , , , o 15 15 In the CII.Y of POint Pl ..aant at 212. Born Lo..rs •••.••12 18 J,K..M, o o o 17 13 6th ~ to the Y on Route 2, Frenchies •• , • , , o • •13 17 Mocm ~lmers •• , • 9 21 ilori!J 011 Rt. 62, llar!Ulg at 6111 IU9h Sertea and Come -Paul Pomeroy Goll Course. .11 19 street, up Viand !lreet, Jackaon Davia, ~and 211; BeUy Batey, &!lith' I Body ~ ••• 8 22 Blvd., to 28th street. INOOSTRIAL LEAGUE 476 and 179. High Game - n>ug Fry, 258; Taylor aald If both projecto Won Lost High Series ~ DJug Fey, 603. are approved the eoll .will be Davia Warner , , • • .21 9 $60,000. Ta.Ytor emphaaloed he K and C •• .• o • • • • o20 10 is working on aeveral aec:ondary ~U.n !Xugs . . . . , 12 18 THURSDAY P, lol. LEAGUE road projects lor Ma1011 ~ Woo Lost Thomas llo<IY liloi>· ,14 16 WIG LEAGUE and 11 confident that several Seven 1-'> • • • .. •••16 14 lola's ••••••••• • •• 21 9 1ll9h Game- Julia Houle• 175 farm to markat rosdo will be Jn\'lders • , • , • • • • 5 25 High Series -Kathy Davia 453 reourfaced during 1968, SIYin llt ••••••••.•18 12 lfl&h Serle• Bob Bow-. 5815; Forrest Run. •• o • • • •14 16 High Game- Jr. Pheli>s, 257. CJ-. Canadiy••••14 16 Powell'& Sunoco. • , .. Ill,\ 1~ Benr)Jr's. o • • • • • • • 101,1 ltlh SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE MONDAY NIGHT MIXED Won lost 1ll9h Sarlos - Julie Bo,ylea, Won lost Maraudir& . . . . . . . 17 13 474; JU9h Como - 1'-..a Co'- Four ~rtsmen •• • •• 33 6 lina, 182. S.lrcara •••••••• 17 13 Bob's Four •••••••• 23 16 Three Nuts & Bol~ ••• 22 17 Ridenour• T, v. . . ..16 14 Pomeroy COli COurae. ,15 Z4 Bee Ceea ........ 14 16 Newell'& Sunoco • • • ill,\ 151,i 1llaoUMr Bolek. , • , ••13 26 You get our usual fine TIIURSDA Y TlllPUCATE Joker• •• o • • • • • • • 11 28 Nationwide Ina, , , .•• 11\2 18\2 &ervicP. and finishing . Won Loot High Game - Jr. PbeJ,pa, 223; 1ll9h Game - Jomes llllley, eln 119, out II 5 New York C--.1. . ,23lh 12\; Kathy Davis 175; lllgh Series 215, Mildred Pow-. 181; lUih TOIIJ'a Tlpra, • , • , 22 14 Jr, Phelps, 857; Kathy ~vis, Series - ·Jamu Bailey, 581, T-..Nool ••••••• ll 18 474. Mildred .. 479. . 3 LOCATIONS Zlppon, gro\11 the Pomt~W"Mlddlepor~ blfl Miss Juliet Smith• president, presided and Mn. Gail Faires led the devotional program. Mrs. Jlomer Mlrtln, .sr. gave sn Interesting and enlightening talk on the Bible storyofttlellves o! Naomi and Ruth. nating the. business session • 0 0 ~h·!~tf..~~:~ S. il'llhebn, Mrs; Ralib XrcJo. J' .. Schane leading the grolC) inpray.. 61 Children Received Ear Test 0 ••• '· Told .by Mrs. Martin er, 5HE ONI.Y MENTIONS KIDS WHD AAEN'T RELATED TO ~INI!OOY AT T~l$ I Woo Loot Pomolw Cealont Blk.-23 10 QuallO' Print. •• .21 12 1W1 Fire- , , ...20 13 Lou'• Alh1lnd. •••• • 15 18 D ond DBar••••••• 14 19 EI&IM· •••••••• f 29 JU9h i!orloa - Jerry Vao Jo. 628; 1l1ab Glme - Jerry VmJow- 257. . ·' held b)' the &l'OIC' tOr dq>srted mernbert Mra. JOsephine Beale M..de, with the Rav, Clll!ord Hatlo's They1l Do It Every Time crrY LEAGUE • The llall,y Sontlnel, Boring Mr». Fatr.s, Mr\1. 1 ~..- :n.trsc. ·• Mro. "\1', s. llyio, Mit. 'llartln; A Short m~orial &erVice was drbi<er. Social Concern• hat drawn up a who view any modlficaUon as a &orvey - · Drinker& A 1963 surve,y of drinking aeries or proposals to be placed retreat from the traditional ,patterns llhowed that 61 per before the general conference, temperance stantl. ceol of Melhodllla above the ~erne legislative bo<lv of the Loeal Bowling "'"~ 3 - Easter boo;ketB. - Revising the church's otrl- PI'. PLEASANT- M111Nancy Soclet,y. Miss Atkins who gave the hear Addns, above, therapist, tests 111t hearing of Brenda OUver, ing tests, i 1 a speech and heardiu9hter of Mr. and Mra. Jack 1ng theraplll presently employed 0. Oliver, Jr., of RL 2, Gallt- by the Kanawha COunty Board of J»Us Ferry. Brenda was one of Education. Miss Atkins was em11 chlldreo who received hear- ployed by your Easter Seal So1111 teata at ..,. of three h181'1111 dety for all three clinics and dillies held JIIIIUIII'Y 20, 27, and many thanks are extended Co her_ March 16 at tha MaiOII COUnty for taking time out tromherbusy Health Department, aponsoredb)' sehecllle to come to Point Plea. 111t Ma..., COomty Easter Seal aant cktrlng her weekends and ' ,\ nun• · :;~; ~:.w=~ ... , .. ~: •. ·. :l , Elza Martlb, Mro. 'l'cim W~ters, eon tablezrwere decoratedw I t h sPring flower .arrangements ud - DQiollns the section of the Last October, a meeting was Methodist "di~<ip-' wblch called by the - s t Board permila trial and expulsion of a Following the advice of the October meeting. tile Board of : m ." · ~L dee Foran. The aervlng and lunch- hl9h •• 70 per ..... of Christian Soclal Concerns c. . ao . '*"" ·.l' -endalloo• ,, <f 'mi • . .1ft ~ ;· l;LEA!;I\NT _ The !Ser;. oervka, ' ' · .. - · C. • -; lee, Guild, pf Ciu:l&l •&>tscopal , .Attendl~,lhelunch"!>nmeetllll! ;~• Mrs. J. J, Lovell, iiro, 14, Church ~eld ~·.. ~ lunctlr · "ffent\, Mts. Harold .'iimer~lle, N, . CollfMlt~, ·the·· ~v. !~~~,•· eon mee.ww w;....1cli,y o~~e.......t 11r.. 0 , Mr"' illlJ. cuaor~ . se~¥.~ '11!/r ~·'" iJI the ~rl~h hou•e With :25 ton ~Mill~Dt• •Smith, Mrs. esses. · . \ . 110ns lttindln&- . ·;."' · ''i:?:;:~¥::~~~i~?,::;:::; '··l!.~i:.'f:i:~:::~,:~~~~~~:~:;:;,_,,,,..~,i~:·:·:o:<·:~:·:<>;l«'> ·:·':!l:;t.<': • llo•t•,••• for the luiK:heorl: ' :s< "' :were 'llf!'· COrolioe Wlndoor, Mra, "'f.We Wells!OIIdMrs, ·n>~ ' ' It has long been an open the corporate Ufe oi the church stinence instead of trying to secret that these rules are and in the Uvea of many enforce a Jega)istic proscription !tiMed at by a largo pl'OIJ(Irllon ministers and laymen." of alcohol. ()pposltl.on to the proposals is Dra1m. Propouls of lali.Y and a not- -81 '··~· " church, when It convene• at Dallas later thla month. The board's "' 'r. N. ; ;l • tyry,o H .. .. • .s'.. A Aprll 4, 196.& I . NEW YORK (UPI)- Tho Sl. four.tesm race ol !all ....... .Loui1 Cardinali will win a -That the Meta ·and Yankees BOCOIId llrallllrt NaHonal Loasue will llllke New York CII.Y the pennant but the Bojton Red SOx home of tho Jaat.flace finisher will fadi to fifth place In the In both 1-"'· American League , pavillg the The world champion Cardin. way for the Detroit Tigers to ala atlraeted illr<Jijl aeross4hewin their ftrat na, ..... 1945. board aupport but not one of the Those are the 1968 pennant 24 exporti picked tho Red SOx prodlctlona ol the Plllted Press 1o " - ' · Jnternatlonal'a 24-man boerd of The ordir ol 11111111 predicted baseball experta, ' sn lntropld,.Ail both leaauea, oo the baa! a ol band which aleo fOrecasts: 10 _poiM1 for a Qrlt-place vote, - That the Cincinnati Reds, nine tor a I8CCI1d and so on Plttabur!lh Pirate• and San c1crrm to one for a IOthi>lace Franelaco Giant" will nntsh vote, ia u rolloWa: tl!lhlly.IJunched In that ordir Na11onal League: Clrdlnalo, behind the Cardinal a. Cl20) Reds, (192) Pirates, (187) -That the hoaeymooa will Cubo, (155) Bravea, (113) end for Leo Durocher and the Dodgers (100) PhUUea (86) Chlcaso Cuba will twnble from Allroo (57) and Meta CIS). third place In 1967 to fifth place AmericUI Leaiue: Tigera In 1968. CIO I) Twin a, (195) White ~x -Thai the Mlnneaota Twin a (186Y Orioles, (169) Red SOx, and Ollcago Whl\0 Sox will (158) Angels, (142) IndiAns, (97) ofler the otrongeal challenpa to Seoslors, (691 Athletics (57) and the Tigers In contrut to the Yankees (46). NBA Winning First Draft War With ABA NEW YORK (UP!}- The National Basketball Association is getting more mUeage out of les• ammuniUoo In the opening round or its tint dtlaft war with the rival American Basketball Assoelation. The older NBA relea&ed the result of ita two-day telephone dratt of college players Wednesday and before the day was out two of the first-rOI,llld choices hod been signed. Bob Kauffman ol Guilford COllege in Greensboro, N, C. , signed a three-year contract with the seattle Supersonics althoullh he said the ABA offered him more money and BUI Hewitt ot the University ot Southern Caltrornla inked a three-year contract with the Los Angeles Lak.ers. This made It 3-tor-3 for the NBA Iince Player-of-the.Year Elvin Hayes came to term s with the San Diego Rockets last week. Westley Unseld or Louisville, ~ two..ume All -America select!on, was the first choice 1n Wednesday's droll when picked by the Baltimore Bullets. Unseld, who also was drafted by the Kentucky Colon~ls of the ABA, has been offered $500,000 over the next four l years by Kentucky, but thus far he haa shown little Interest. Only first-round selections were made by the NBA team Tuesday and Wednesday. The remainder of the ' draft is scheduled lor May 8 In New York. Other selections armounced W.ednesda,y were: Chlcaso - Tom Boerwinkle, TeMessee; Cincinnati - Doo NAMED ABA ROOKIE NEW YORK (UPO- Earl Mon- roe achieved his seoond &o&l when he waa named NaUonal Basketball AuoclaUon rookie of the Je4r lor 1987-68. Monroe's nut aim waa trying lo got the Baldmore Bullets Into the NBA playolio. He failed In that reopect, despite his herOOc efforts that accounted tor 1,991points, rourth highest ln tbe leape this season. OFFERED $500,000 LOUISVll.LE, Ky. (UP0- The Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Anoeiatloo_feel they have been fouled In conlroct Ialka with Ulllveralty ol I.oolaville AII·Ameriean Weltlay Un. seld - but thef're not broodlng. The Colonel a turned the other cheek Wednesday and D!fered the II..! Unseld • $500,000 conlract for tM n• tour years. 'Next Year' Here.for Wo Columbus (UPD - .,Next year" arrived today tor Ohio Slate Coac:!l WOOdy Ha,yes, who gets his fil'st long loOk at "the best freshman team sillce rve been here." LaWtehing his 18th aeaem at the helm, the IJI'eyill& Ha,yea has been wsl11ng a lon~r. hard winter 1o trot hlo !ootllall team 011 the practl.ce fteld and see 1f his frelhmnn proapeets are aa as everybod;y saya thay are. The freshman football hopefuls all breezed through the classroom with tlyJna colors, and there's enough Of them to supply contenders lor nearly every position next fall . ••we started aa many aa 13 sophomores at one time or an. other last year," Hayes said, "and I guesa we will start about four on defense and four or five oo offense this fall." Although Hayes tempers his enthusiasm about his yearlings, the word is out around the Big Ten to look out for Ohio State In •68. Talk about the freshmen starts with IJIB.rlerback Rex Kern, a 173..pound redhead from Lancaster. Kern poaslbly eould take over the regular job from two-year veteran Bill Long, who passed up spring practice to play shortstop on the baseball Smith, lowwa State; DetroitPan American; Milwaukee - Charlea Paulk, Northeastern Oklahoma; Phoe· nh:- Garry Gregor, South Caro. Una; San Francisco- Ron Wil liams, West Vlrainlai New York -Bill Hoaket, Ohio State; Loo Angeles- Blll Hewitt, SOuthern Calllornia; Bo.ston- Don Cha- team . ney, Houston; St. Louis- Sdp Harlicka, South carolina; and Philadelphia- Staler Halimon, Utah State. otto Moore, IOWAN SELECTED WICHITA, Kan. (UPO University of Jowa senior Sam WHUams, an All-Big Ten choice thi s season, Wednesday beeame the 12th player to be selected lor the annual National North South All-Star basketball game . Williams, the Big Tens' second leading scorer with a 25.9 average ln the campe.J.gn just ended, was the sixth player selected to the North squad for the g;une that will be played here- April 13. PROS PLAY WEMBLEY, England (U ~O­ The National Tennis League, a newly formed pro troope, will play in an invitational pro tourney at Empire Pool here May 2-7, it WBI announced Wednesday. The troupe, which will also play in a preliminary to the British Broadcasting Corporation's tournament Ln Wembley on April 17, includes BUlle Jean King of Long Beach, Call!. and Roy EmerBOn of Australia, who were ranked the top man and woman amateur s In tlle world before signing for -contracts Monday. SWIM RECORD MOSCOW (UPD - Huaaia's Vladimir Koainsky shattered the world record in the 200 meter breaststroke WednesdQ with a 2:27.4 clocking in a duel meet against Easl Germany. The Ume was Cour.ten.ths of a second better than the market GAME SCHEDULED ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Plana were announced Wednelldly for the sixth amual Armed Forces Olarii.Y game between the St . Louis Cardinals and Chicago Bears of the National Football Leque. The exhibition will be played at 011...,.1 SOldier' 1 Field oa Sept. 6 and all benetlta \'lill &II to Army, Navy, and Air Force . reUet llfOUPI. fine frolh proopecl, Ron Maclejowstd of Bedford, plenty of f!me 1o show what they can do dUrllll aprlng workoula. Ketn has captured· the lmatltnatlon "' maey !notllill flnl at Ohio State wiih hla dlrln& type ol play, lUI 77-yard -bdown run ln a rrelhman p.me laat fall ~P plen\Y of ooUce, and the 1967 varelty 11 atllltrylngto!lgure out how to tackle him. Itt a poaaible Ohio State eould start an aU-sophomore backfteld before the season is over, de optte the fact that oni.Y Rudy Hubbard diparted by graduation from last year•• starting unit. Among the running backs, Leo Ha,yden of Da,ytoo, who ""'' with speed and power, will be hard to keep out or the line· up. And John Brockington, a 6-1, 215-pounder !rom Brookl)'n, N. Y., haa the speed and up veterans Dave Whitfield and otrength 1o dllllod&v both of last Nick Roman on defense. The best first year men at year'• sopbomore terrors. Paul lllff and Jim otla. tackle appear to be John DomHayes ts so talent rich 1n the bos of Gartleld Jlel!lhts, Jim backfield that be awitched frosh Opperman or Bluffton and Terry Jack Tatum or Pa.uaic, N. J., Stout of Xenia. Hayes can't h e I p smUing from tullbaek to cornerback. And there' a Cleveland's Larry when someone ment:Wna tne Zelina, wtlo"s (J.lic.k, powerful name of Doug Dadams, a 6..foot 111d a fine pass receiver. An 215-ii(IUnder from Xenia. u An ankle injury last tall kept Ze- exceptionally fine proapect," waa the way Hayes described llna. under wraps. (Skeeter) Phaltn. t h e Meigs Marauders' pint-sized left.. Cielder, led a 12-hit attack with three singles and a cbllble in four appearances at the plate Wedni! r.day at Middleport that demolist.-ed the 8.ipley Vikirws of West Virginia lG-1. lt was the third straight win Lor Coach Russ )b)re'• crew against ro losses. Bob Burdette, jwlior righthander, worked the flrst (our innings, allowed one hit, walked one, hit nobody, and litruck out six ba~ ters. It was his first start of the season. He lett with the score &-0. Other Marauder hitters were Dennis Ault a fourth inning leadKeith WIISIIINGTON (UPI) '- ' Lair- aponilllred I spoclal arbllrltlon board lo lry to 'l""k f\111 • Yoluolirf .....,.en~, preosed lUid flold feud betweeothe NCAA for maodotory losJslatlon . _ and the AAU erupted aslin. leal'lllq ol the NCAA-USTFF The ""' dlaputo ,.., lrill· ropudi.UOO of the compromlao. prod b)' Ottlrl9ht reJocfiloo of • NCAA Prosldent Jlareua L. ~ eompromlll JH:Oi!Osal by Plant end Rev. Crowley said tho 'hoicl1 ·Of ·the NCAA 'and It they would take no a<credlle· 111e u.s. rrac:k anc1 tlon action galjlll &1\Y ath!J!I.e• or school• umt1 Nov. 1 to<~YIIid ~ziJII U.S. <hanceo lh 1l1t Olympic Gamel Ill IIU!co Cli.Y thll fsll. . • . " yero and losJalaloro ~ the ..... toda,y .. thi blttot track ~····· Bill •. Worrin ·G. COmmlllee Chairman NaJnUIIIft .... .~ ,~. '!lifO "!>· tlll)'ed b)' ,lhe ...-.sal. ~ion qf iild woUld fi> hll ~ .. · at'i!lbro- ' Adams. who 11 u abbQit. taln starter , displte ~~~t' l:iiW'il · r1 such veteran• as Dlrk: 'WW• din, Mark Siler and Mike Jboil-1'~! : ke. Good Defenalve Jim Sllllwqon, a 212:pourldi,l'. from Mount Vernon, the Buck!OI'ea depth at IPI&rd behind aenlor VIc myer, and the defensive doetn't JCop there. The Buekeyes have def1msl·ro ~ halfback• galore. In addiUoa to · the veterana, Tatum; Mike Sen· · 111bauafl of Lockland; Tim An- ~ ~ derson of Follanabee, W. va.. ~· Mark Debevc of Geneva; Jim J~~;, , Coburn of Maumee, llKI 1lm ' Wagner or Columbus are au ·' !all and capable of gtvlng the . seeondary plenty ol reserve . · · power. Sophomores will be contend. ers at neari.r every poaitioo, and eight or nino of them wtll start for the Buckeye• Next · year . They're big, fast and paw. er!ul, giving RaYos depth at every position. Hayea never had it so good. Brlns on Purdue! Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms took the entire Marauder bombardm.en~ walkins t, laming 12, hitting nobody. RIPley 000 001 0- I 3 I Meigs i311taX - 10 14 I Three Marauder .Pltcher s diSWisher and Wallen. Burdette vided the nmaining three IDDings to polish off Rlple.Y, opening (WP), English (5), Gilkey (6) Dowith junior righthander Ken Eng- moske.Y (7) and Sfolan. olf triPle; BUI ~'wan two singles. Lennie Van Meter three singles, and Mark Tannehill and Van Johnson, each a single. lish 6ll hits, one walk, 2 KOa), Senior righthander Rod Gilbey (one h14 one walk, one XO), Uld junior lefty Carl (Birdey) Demoske.Y (one hit, one walk. 2 KOs). Rl,pley got its run in the sixth when with one out Chambers lined a GUkey last ball for a double Into right field, swle third, and home. Wple.Y' s righthander Swiaher Reds Lose, Nolan Returned To l\finors TAMPA, Fla. (UP0 - ClnclMatl cloted ita Grapefrllit League season here Wednesday with a 4-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, The Reds ended the sprlne .sea1011 wlUt a 16..a mark, good enDUIIl lor first place in the National League standings for exlllhition baseball this year. Prior to Wednesday's game, ENDS SPECULATION NEW YORK (UP0 - Prelly PeUY Fleming plans to ride her tee skate• to fame and lortune In show business before slowing the psce and !lclfilling a secondary goal of becoming a school teacher. Mlu Fleming, sn Ol,ympie BOld medal winner and three • time world Opre ska!Ulg c:!lamplon, ended apeoulallon about her fUture Wocmesday by announcing a decitlon to .PUt aae a proles. llonat career_ ~ ABA Playoff Standlnsa United Pren International (Division Setnl!lnala) (Bell of Five) East Series A W, L. Pet. x-Pittsburgh 3 0 1.000 Indiana 0 3 .000 Series B W. L. Pet. x-Minneaota 3 2 .600 Kentucl<y 2 3 .400 West Serle& A W. L, Pet. 3 2 Denver the Reda cut down to 27 piii,Yers by drqiplng six. x-Dallas Pitcher Jay Ritchie, infieldera Hou- 2 3 .600 .400 Series B W, L. Pet. 3 0 0 1.000 3 .000 Hal McRae and Jimmy wn. x--CJinched series Iiams and outtlelder Bob RaUd· Wednesday' • Results man were optioned to Indianap- New Orleans 102 Denver 97 olis. First baseman Jim Beau(Onl,y gsme ocheduled) champ was returned to tlle Thursday's Games same club. out-righted to the Mlnneaota at Pittsburgh Hoosiers was pitcher Rm .(Only game scheduled) Tompkins. The Reds also announced pitcher Gary Nol81'1, bothered by a sore shoulder, would return to CincinnaU lor a physical examination. Lefty Billy MeCool ren:talned In Tampa to pitch for the lndlanapolla team toclay and &inday, theo will join the Reds In COME ON IN ... LET US SHOW YOU ALL THE NEW COLORS IN s • KEM· E WALL PAINT 6.29 GALLON 2.15 QUART BRW HDWE. •nd LEATHER SUPPL Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy GOODifEAII Clncbmati . Bancroft Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., Is lhe world's largest dormitory, housing all 3,1100 mldahlpmen . 'Bitter: lf' rack-Fi~ld Feud Resumes ' ll!llte To!> Candld8te Frelhmen Jan White ot Har· rlaburll. Pa., Dick Kuhn of Lou.. Iaviiie, Ohio, and Chuck Aldrin of Glenbrook, Dl., are the top candidates at offensive end. White Ia the leading candld8te for split end, a allOt vacated by Bill Andera. Althou9h the tadde opota will be tilled by veteran• Dave Fo. ley and · Rufus Mayea, who was awitched from 11!1ht end. frosh Dave Cheney of Uma and Rich· ard Troha ol Cleveland, figure U> do plonl,y of pleying. In the midst of the serap tor atarUng guards will be AII.Qhlo Brian Donovan of Columbus Watterson and Phil strickland of Cln· clnnatl, one ol whom is sure to start ln the vacant spot along. side regular A.lan Jack. Three promising freshmen ends, Jim Marsh of Elyria, Ed Lapuh of Cleveland and Tom Ecrement ol cancon, will back Phalin's 4 Hits Lead Marauders To Third Straight Diamond Win set by Jan O'Brien or Australia In the 1964 Ol,ymples at Tokyo. Freshmen ~rterbaekl That leave• Kem and another -· -· preu ror pasaage ot a "bUI or Sen. John Pearaon, R-Kana., rill>tl'' .for ...-r atl!letoo said ho would sdvooate le&lslapro1Ilb111ng any unctlonfnil or. tloo to set .., a slnilo tiiiYel'lllq ganlzatlon from taklnc punitive bod)' for U.S. lrack and field. ~--·- 00 * •plus 27¢ to 5lr Fed. b. Tax (dt~inll ..m siM)•M r41'rtladlble tlrt off your car Whitewall or Blatkwall listed ... • Lo,.ersa. $13.00 lEW TIEIDI . (ratn!lads on 1ound lire bodie•l Yout cMict of lnbele" or 'tw~.YOuletdt.eiaae f'!laoUI road·arlppiaa tread dhl11 tbe\ .. . . . oa our atW··CII' 11J.o..... CIWiioft" ....... ·~_',- �• • ~. <"~;_ '.in.;·' .-.I.Y l'omo~dculllOrt. o ., *"tlnol, " Am..:: ~~ - n II! , ~·~~ . .. • ~. :·_.,·tT ·.'";> ' .. ··,.·, .• ,., ~~,-./.. ~~ . ' .· . . ~ t'l~~~y~s ·~w,onto . " Methodists Forming Battle Line .'~er Changing Alcohol Use Ru~e ,.-,. . e. Udled Press International ' Mllliodlot& are choosing up oldio l9r a. family fiA!ll over llfolr c:hurdl' a stand oa drink· hie. It will take place at a geDel'al """"""""' which convenes In Dallal on April 21, and It bids fair lo be a mzler. For pnera&la!a, the Methocllll Church haa flally condemned the consumpllon of alcoholic beverages In aey .,..Duty. HPera1stlng in the use oC ~c•!Ulg llqoor'' I& an oC!eose for wblch a member theorollcall,y may be lrled and OlljJtl!ed from the church. Mlnitten are req.dred. to take formal pledges of total ab1 stinence. age of 15 use alcohol. , .... oni.Y two percentaao _polnls UDder the figure for Prolellanls in seneral. otller survey• have Indicated that tha raunber of drinking Methodists may run as .' call for: -SCrspplng the mlnlaterlal pledp o1 total abollnenee. . Snemalderable number ot clergy. (aucceuor to the famous - s t Board of Temper- clal statement oo alcohol lo an~) to CUJAider the advisablli· stress practical reasons for I.Y of modifying the church's abstinence, while making clear that each Chrl stian is free to stand. The participants In the make his own "responsible meeting- a broadly represent&.. decision" on the matter. The . net eltect of these 11ve group of psslors and changes, if adopted, would be to theologians- cmcluded that the poUcy of lnalstlng on lolal put the United Methodist abstinence 11is prodlclng ~ Church · in the position ot cr1-.y and a loss ot integrity in str<lngly urging vohmtary ab- "II .., let him be<ome toe oliOliGied ot on eorly oge he'll b..e nothing to look forward to!" likely to be vocal and vehement. It wil1 come from Methodists YCUR CENTAL HEALTH Teeth Straightening Not Uncommon for Adults By WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. News item : Married couple, both of whom were having their teeth straightened, kissed one night aod got their orthodontic braces hooked together. Their 9·year·old son had to cut the wires to separate them . Only a few years ago this situation would have been unlikely. The Ideal age then for orthodontic treatment was nine to 12 years and teeth straightening was hardly in vogue for adu1ts. Now it's not uncommon for people to get hors d'oeuvres stuck in their braces or even break them on a martini olive pit. Mrs. G had a diastema , or space between her upper front teeth. She always hated it but somehow never got around to doing anything about it. Now she is having her diastema · · ·· corrected with orthodontic ap· ' plianceo. •· . Diastema Is one of the more frequent reasons for adult orthodontic treatment. The usual cause of diastema is the tou~h fibrous tissue called labial frenum , that sometimes grows between upper and fower lront teeth, pushing give to our chlldren the needed lhem apart, or preventing them from growing together. hearing tests. Treatment often requires Miss Atkins stated that a fuJI report on each ol the children's tests will be returned and put Fireballs. ••••• , •• , 8 7 on lile at the Mason County Red<ly Klllowaus. • • • 6 9 EARLY IIIXED • WE~Y Woo Loot ............... 21-\2 11'\1 ~ Bar•••• 20'h 12\; Zldil !t>ort 811op•••1~ 1~ Cola .......1$ 18 I C1V Ice and Fuel. • .IS 20 llol*els Four•••••lJlh 20lh IU9h Sorloa - BW Po-, IM; 'FkJJd 498; H Ill h ,.li ..• "• Glme - Bll1 Porter, 20$; Nao Gill! Flo7d. 187. LATE WEDNESDAY IIIXED Woo Loot iw,.-u-s ..• :.;,~....., 0 0 • 0 • u ••• AWN. ••••• o18 .12 0 0 0 I I w.... O...ron!Mtl. Moll S.r· •Ice One Doy. lpecHolbl,. In ¥lnt. ,..,Int. '"'" ci!IN, L~ Shtrlenl.. Iiiii GeMr ... J Pr • ~ UJ Or Oject Said Assured 'l' to5 Y TAILORING OALLII'OLIS . ~CentroiH$1 · STATIST. Switch Over In One Day 7 1:00AM to 10:!10 PM Su...roy 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM ontl 5:00 to 9:00 PM ' ;" Wayne Swishor, H,nold Lot..e, Chorlel Persinger and Kenneth McCullough oro your friendly phol' maclsls at Swisher md Loh1o Rexoll Drugs. They have low pr01crlptlon prico1 ontl prompt aervl .. and discount drug pricn ooven days sorve us 1 you lor oil your prHcrlplion end drug ·: needs. •• <· ..".. •• (• ",_ " t "'_, .. ..; GardeJlfng Tools FERTILIZERS :; ~ ~ '• :: ~ ..'·,. ~~ •· . " e Sacco Pu'* Bone MNI ,,•• ' •Sacco 110M food • Earth Carpet GriiS Seed .. .,,•• ••••• Mo.. ' e C.Hie and Sheep Mlnu.. e Gardening Tools ,, ••·~ WMCIKIII.ir ... ·. FIRRY~· . ' l• ,BULK VEGET ·SEE OUR NEW TILlERS. ' 'I 'I 'I . •• "•• •' .. • luolllll .. .._ t'l""" fi:l-.21~ t'.diiOrr.l ,.._ MWIIf. ·~rill 41« .... .... t.n l"ll), . \ "' "· .. .... , ....... _ , Llolll'tnll "' ....,.. ,_r lht IJtjl) !~~MIMI 01'""'- 1& .... •"-r• l'llllblt H ciiiU f* -..Ill Ill .... !!«" , ~ . lih fS,I I, 11IMI ........ .,..., .. ..._ IAINit cut~• c. IIIOIII h ... 1 ~, u,,. •hW•JI.JII.. ...... .... "* ....... q. ,_ liwllll~ 'III,UU, ~ & Mlllib ~.:It, ftiM llllllllltfl,., lilk.'ri!M . . trkf IIW~ ...., ~ I I ~ ' 1'"" uallm' · · r -t .· · , •• l 011', to· 01<r BOI'TLEb GAll. AYI'I!i rree.- ._;and llro homo fr .,.,., 1oqr'btOII...ID IdiJ. ~ Ul •J . ·, . . .D·FURNITURE ... ,- llntl.· -- .. - ' . '"~ :: 1 Jl . Results ~ United Pre&l lnternaUonal Allsnta 7 New York (A) I Plttaburllh 4 ClnclnnaU 3 Detroit 3 1 Washington 3 Baltimore 2 Oakland 9 Boaton 2 "" Cleveland 10 los Angeles 8 Ollcqo 00 7 San Franelaeo (II lnnlngo) Phlla4elphla 5 Sl. I.ools 4 (only games ac:!leduled) Charlo& Buah Invites you to como In Friday and get all the baby chlcksyouwtab•tnocharge. Brins: )'Our own container. The onl,y thing we lik you Ia to buy enough feed for your chicks so thoy won't be hungry. Nanoy Reed of L!OIIdmark In Pomeiv)' lm1.tes you to see the newest in cooking with electrlc-o it;y. lAndmark wW hive on dis. pley ~ their Color Opon HouM on AlrU t, 51 and 6, the new Unlco oleclronlc Ronge. This l ia the newest and qulekest way ·to prq~are food. 1t ia exciting, and olklws maey sbort cut• and time savlfll& you never dreuned ~Iaible. · COme In ood see Anna Groce Tore~ Homo Econotnlat ol Ohio Power CODU>UiY, demoJ>. atrote this fabulous method of !lou- *unotl• •' '• • s..- Pblnt Food . .•• s..- Ltlwn- Food. Olo'o) \till:!" rwllllh. . t.PoiQ',IIf.....,lo ~ Scholarships rv t.~ If you'd l)k~ to hav~ .a beautiful gerden this summer . . . . . begin now! All th~ necessiti~s end assistance you'll need are right here. !41tor Nil""" ··~ m1P1 .. toiNI.J .. 1t. tilllllio(;r.llailltf ..... Cagers Earn Exhibition Baseball .. GARDEN HEADQUARTERS .. dA•i ., JtMAit )1111 lit ........... Three Ohio ~v• Even~:: ,; Cllltlllllr l'JIIMNII. ~ Ualph! Get it on the fir111t boune•!". Starts Today The Area's Biggest ..' woel<,. Let GRASS SEED I ..... •.w ....................... .... tt ·· · .. rt'l~i l tS"I'Ii~ OPEN DAILY m. and 2 lo 3 p.m. Awards will be presentedduring ceremonies slated tor saturday at 1:30 p.m. 111 Gulllckaon Hall. Participants In thla year' a Fair are rrom West Virginia, ···~::::>.::~::(.'·~··~'~''-'':~~,:~~;;>;::~~~>\'~:::::m::~%:~~::>.~;:~::~>.:~:::>.:x:<:::::>.:~j~@::~::::<i! Qlio and KentuCky. ····•· ·: Ot.it. 4 C'mon, ao..: urday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p. TO INTI::ktln" OF WEIIJ>.MA50N AMU. r-ro~· , , j" 0 ~VOTtU .• doctor's orders. 111:':;1blta :U. THE DAILY SENTINEL ~ ' your health by folloWing . Students To :Participate ~· IIICHAID"- CM'Efiii, acist is safeguarding you and c.- United Thsok Offering which will surgical removal of thi.s Ussue be collectedat the April 21 church and then USt! of wires and bands to bring the teeth toget her. Once together they usually have to be held in Sev~n place by a fixed splint per. manently attached to the backs or the teeth , or a removable splint or retainer that 's worn at night. Otherwise the teeth might teod to PI'. ·PLEASANT - Seven Pt. drift apart. Pleaaant Jr. IUgh: Sehool stuThere are many other rea· dents will participate in the 14th sons for adult orthodontic Annual Regional Science Fair at treatment. Most common are Marshall University this week- .:: dcosme ticds,. poor bitde, perioh- end. ·· on1a1 n;ease an mout Exhi):lltors are Jan Taylor, . habits. such as tongue thrust, lip pressure , pencil c;:bewing, Robert Darst, Ronald McCiin~ ·,· nail· and thread-biting, pipe lock, flondy IWI, William !klrstem biting, or any eccentric brook, Barry Morrow and Janet pressure that's frequent and Rhoad8a. 11le,y will be aceom. strong enough to move teeth panted by scleace teaefler, Rleh- ·:· from their proper alignment. ard Workman. While the ideal age for Judglhg of the nearly 400 ex· · orthodontic tre,atment Is prob- ,.I)Jblt• -''1 1>1' ~'ilu"""'' rrtdiY ably still nine ·tif !%'-yeats" ··art;i"'r "".an\l· pubj( ·:ll( '~tkln many corrections can be 'oi will.;. he'f:from ifaed.e at a much later time In 7 to tO p.m Frida,:r and on Sat- 7 All your physician. Your pharm- one-coat vinyl WALL PAINT IS homoge· nized. This gives you a COOkJJIIo creamy smooth texture Many other Items will be on -lal and fun for everyOne all .with less drip . . . less spatter. Superior hiding tl)tee dayHttho ~omoroy J..oncl. offers one·coat coverage. mark 0poo Houao. The door No brush or roller marks. .Prtzea.constii or aeven tree BCA You can go bac,k and COklr TV ... glua 100 bo101a touch up missed a.<eas prius of OJimplan POI'IItllnint without a trace. Dries in Cladloa. All throe daya plan 1o 30 minutes: Guaranteed bl !llledwlthrsaloXC>Iihieovento. wuhable. · Applies easily Tho ·!let!!fY rtllrosentl!l~ ol · with · brush , or roHer. tbe Twendeth Contury Welding Clean up vtiih sciap and COIIIPltiY wW '"!! l)re..m Yflilo.Y ctYing lnatructiqno ind liP• on water. Newest~ .welding, U )'OU have any problema · decorator c~lors . • eome In snd dlacu" them with him. The f.. cory t'fllrolenwive REGULAR wUI also be on haod 1o demo.,. $6.119GAL otnte Friday, tho latest In drain ol_,.a. You ·ww hav • •to see . thlo ioiiuloua dreln clOOMr)?tcri1 hOW It wOJ'klj. ; ~i 1;'•• ' ~eo Frldiy It , 1•,p~ Ia hove the hellcliPIOr Hen ·~)OW l>e doiJII! ~ oultom apr'~ tor . farmer• of thla ~ ""~:l'bllm• · plono the· lll•ot In •• '*•tlnd \be oitnee ' matkin 01 .. ii.Y ! ! • ' Catds Will Repeat, Tigers AL Pi I KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)Three Qlio collegiate caa:ers were anoth~r sJngle by ~encer ;. were among 15 athletes given In tiM aecond, BUI Schult/& sJo. . NCAA $1,000 l<holarshlps lot· Jle ln the first and OOuble in the tblrd, and a single by Bob poot.IJI'aduate work Wemesday. Ritchie leading of! the !11th. Retiring Ohio Stale Unlveraii.Y Second Baseman Perry Beebe Captain Bill Hosket of Dayton; got Kyger Creek's first hit when Cipt. Wayne young of Hamden, he <bubled with two out .tn the a senior at Ohio University, and third. The loolng qulcki.Y ended, Bill Druckemlller of Denison however, as KCnevergotanother University, a Fairview, Pa., nahlt untU leftfielder Tom CooPer ttve, were honored. cDubled with nobody out .m. the Hosket, who was named the aeventh. Cower was thrown out Buckeyes• molt valuable player this year and to the UP! Alltrying to go to third and the cat threat ended. ·America team, wu also drafted Ealtern was seheduled to pla;y We«tesday by the New York this atternoon at Parker$burg .J(nlcks of the National Basket. South. ·ball Asaociation. 1\yger Creek 000 000 o- 0 2 1 Hoskel' • wife, Patricia, lold Eo&tern 000 100 x-1 5 I sn Ohio State Unlveraii.Y student Rothgeb and Peck. Borlne: and ·newspaper sports writer she Burke. di&it think her husband would accept the scholarship because Hosket was Interested in play. FIGHT RESULTS By United Press International lng protess!onal basketball . Young was the second Ohio LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPO University player to receive Ruben Navarro, 129, t.os Angeles, ouQ)Ointed Pete Gon- such an award. Last year, Russ Hamilton of Marion was given zales, 129, Las Vegas (10). a similar award . Druckemtuer, a pre-medicine major, planned to enter Har. . vard University medical School in the fall . I The scholar!tllps go to 15 bas. ketball players armually, who made significant academic and · atbleUe· adrleveme.-ta. . The il<holarihipo may be used tor post-graduate study at an institution of the recipient's choice. To quali(y, a pl<\)'er must have maiJrtajned a 3.0 or B . grade point average, performed with distinction on the basketball court and must be planning to do graduate work. oul spetial authorization from eWftd..No.Mo.. Lewn LATE·SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE Won Lost Torpedoes •••••••• 10 5 Hanclieapl • • • • • • • • 8 TID1)08 •• , •• , o • • • 8 ~on,. prescriptions may not be refilled with· Mrs. .... Wilhelm spoke briefly on tho lmPoi'IIIICe of the - · · Maroudera, .u 21 Mollenide'l Raldira. I!Ph 20'h ~ Lawn Farm. , ,It 22 · 'TO SERVE You· ~· 0 there's 'i'n e•cellenl reason for his refusal. e11ng commlttee co-sod ol Mrs. D.: N. CoMOrs, chairm~~~t Mrs. F, W. Ingraham snd Mra, Homer Martin to present a slate o1 oCficen tor election at t h e Mey m..tlng. AII·Stln ® The Eagles oC .Eaatern H 1 g h School took a 1-0 victory over • visiting 1\ypr Creek In • pltcl>er' s duel Wednssday lltomoon. Righthander Mike Boring, a. big, atro~ freshman, went the route In his first high sehool bliebau game, pvlng .., ool,y ~ ~ t4ts. He outdueled Kyp• Creek'• OCIIali.Y and strong lotthanci.. er, Jon Rothgeb. Borlnt~: tanned II and walked oobody. Rothgeb struck out nine, walked only one and gave._, five hits. The run ol the aeven-iMlng contest was scored in the fourth fnune when Mike Martin was sale on an error with one out, Larry ~oncer olng!ed him to third and theo Jerry Burke's bunt oscrlfi<e got him henna. Theool,y other hltaforEaotern refilled and had your pho.rma.cist refuse, loO" i:inlth appololed o nom!.,. I~ Bobcats If you've • - aHempted to have a prescription received Prices and 0., April 4, ,Two-Hits From Your Pharmacist SimPle& or materials with which to covet the tops ot the dining tables used in the .Pt.rlsh housa. PT. PLEASANT - Senator ' Randal A. Taylor (D - Mason) stated Wednesday that his road request Is being considered and Health Department. will be one or the two major ~uthern Bowling. ••• 6 9 These cUnlcs are one or tfle High Game - Fred Morrow, l9t; roacr projects up for bid during activities carried out during the the month of April. Taylor said Neacll Carsey, 153. year by the local Easter Seal Maaon County will get 0t10 of lhe Society, made possible through two special projectoln WeotVIrdonations to Easter Seals. MONDAY BEND LEAGUE glnls. Won Lost Thla special reaurfaclng pi'O* IU9h Series - Jr, Phelps, N• • , , ,,,.,,.,, •• 23 7 4 No Trumps, .....17 13 jed Covers 5.2 miles, beglmlng 523; 1fl9h Game - Jr. Phelps, Quton's • • • o • o o • • 18 12 JI.C's , , o o o • , , , o 15 15 In the CII.Y of POint Pl ..aant at 212. Born Lo..rs •••.••12 18 J,K..M, o o o 17 13 6th ~ to the Y on Route 2, Frenchies •• , • , , o • •13 17 Mocm ~lmers •• , • 9 21 ilori!J 011 Rt. 62, llar!Ulg at 6111 IU9h Sertea and Come -Paul Pomeroy Goll Course. .11 19 street, up Viand !lreet, Jackaon Davia, ~and 211; BeUy Batey, &!lith' I Body ~ ••• 8 22 Blvd., to 28th street. INOOSTRIAL LEAGUE 476 and 179. High Game - n>ug Fry, 258; Taylor aald If both projecto Won Lost High Series ~ DJug Fey, 603. are approved the eoll .will be Davia Warner , , • • .21 9 $60,000. Ta.Ytor emphaaloed he K and C •• .• o • • • • o20 10 is working on aeveral aec:ondary ~U.n !Xugs . . . . , 12 18 THURSDAY P, lol. LEAGUE road projects lor Ma1011 ~ Woo Lost Thomas llo<IY liloi>· ,14 16 WIG LEAGUE and 11 confident that several Seven 1-'> • • • .. •••16 14 lola's ••••••••• • •• 21 9 1ll9h Game- Julia Houle• 175 farm to markat rosdo will be Jn\'lders • , • , • • • • 5 25 High Series -Kathy Davia 453 reourfaced during 1968, SIYin llt ••••••••.•18 12 lfl&h Serle• Bob Bow-. 5815; Forrest Run. •• o • • • •14 16 High Game- Jr. Pheli>s, 257. CJ-. Canadiy••••14 16 Powell'& Sunoco. • , .. Ill,\ 1~ Benr)Jr's. o • • • • • • • 101,1 ltlh SUNDAY MIXED LEAGUE MONDAY NIGHT MIXED Won lost 1ll9h Sarlos - Julie Bo,ylea, Won lost Maraudir& . . . . . . . 17 13 474; JU9h Como - 1'-..a Co'- Four ~rtsmen •• • •• 33 6 lina, 182. S.lrcara •••••••• 17 13 Bob's Four •••••••• 23 16 Three Nuts & Bol~ ••• 22 17 Ridenour• T, v. . . ..16 14 Pomeroy COli COurae. ,15 Z4 Bee Ceea ........ 14 16 Newell'& Sunoco • • • ill,\ 151,i 1llaoUMr Bolek. , • , ••13 26 You get our usual fine TIIURSDA Y TlllPUCATE Joker• •• o • • • • • • • 11 28 Nationwide Ina, , , .•• 11\2 18\2 &ervicP. and finishing . Won Loot High Game - Jr. PbeJ,pa, 223; 1ll9h Game - Jomes llllley, eln 119, out II 5 New York C--.1. . ,23lh 12\; Kathy Davis 175; lllgh Series 215, Mildred Pow-. 181; lUih TOIIJ'a Tlpra, • , • , 22 14 Jr, Phelps, 857; Kathy ~vis, Series - ·Jamu Bailey, 581, T-..Nool ••••••• ll 18 474. Mildred .. 479. . 3 LOCATIONS Zlppon, gro\11 the Pomt~W"Mlddlepor~ blfl Miss Juliet Smith• president, presided and Mn. Gail Faires led the devotional program. Mrs. Jlomer Mlrtln, .sr. gave sn Interesting and enlightening talk on the Bible storyofttlellves o! Naomi and Ruth. nating the. business session • 0 0 ~h·!~tf..~~:~ S. il'llhebn, Mrs; Ralib XrcJo. J' .. Schane leading the grolC) inpray.. 61 Children Received Ear Test 0 ••• '· Told .by Mrs. Martin er, 5HE ONI.Y MENTIONS KIDS WHD AAEN'T RELATED TO ~INI!OOY AT T~l$ I Woo Loot Pomolw Cealont Blk.-23 10 QuallO' Print. •• .21 12 1W1 Fire- , , ...20 13 Lou'• Alh1lnd. •••• • 15 18 D ond DBar••••••• 14 19 EI&IM· •••••••• f 29 JU9h i!orloa - Jerry Vao Jo. 628; 1l1ab Glme - Jerry VmJow- 257. . ·' held b)' the &l'OIC' tOr dq>srted mernbert Mra. JOsephine Beale M..de, with the Rav, Clll!ord Hatlo's They1l Do It Every Time crrY LEAGUE • The llall,y Sontlnel, Boring Mr». Fatr.s, Mr\1. 1 ~..- :n.trsc. ·• Mro. "\1', s. llyio, Mit. 'llartln; A Short m~orial &erVice was drbi<er. Social Concern• hat drawn up a who view any modlficaUon as a &orvey - · Drinker& A 1963 surve,y of drinking aeries or proposals to be placed retreat from the traditional ,patterns llhowed that 61 per before the general conference, temperance stantl. ceol of Melhodllla above the ~erne legislative bo<lv of the Loeal Bowling "'"~ 3 - Easter boo;ketB. - Revising the church's otrl- PI'. PLEASANT- M111Nancy Soclet,y. Miss Atkins who gave the hear Addns, above, therapist, tests 111t hearing of Brenda OUver, ing tests, i 1 a speech and heardiu9hter of Mr. and Mra. Jack 1ng theraplll presently employed 0. Oliver, Jr., of RL 2, Gallt- by the Kanawha COunty Board of J»Us Ferry. Brenda was one of Education. Miss Atkins was em11 chlldreo who received hear- ployed by your Easter Seal So1111 teata at ..,. of three h181'1111 dety for all three clinics and dillies held JIIIIUIII'Y 20, 27, and many thanks are extended Co her_ March 16 at tha MaiOII COUnty for taking time out tromherbusy Health Department, aponsoredb)' sehecllle to come to Point Plea. 111t Ma..., COomty Easter Seal aant cktrlng her weekends and ' ,\ nun• · :;~; ~:.w=~ ... , .. ~: •. ·. :l , Elza Martlb, Mro. 'l'cim W~ters, eon tablezrwere decoratedw I t h sPring flower .arrangements ud - DQiollns the section of the Last October, a meeting was Methodist "di~<ip-' wblch called by the - s t Board permila trial and expulsion of a Following the advice of the October meeting. tile Board of : m ." · ~L dee Foran. The aervlng and lunch- hl9h •• 70 per ..... of Christian Soclal Concerns c. . ao . '*"" ·.l' -endalloo• ,, <f 'mi • . .1ft ~ ;· l;LEA!;I\NT _ The !Ser;. oervka, ' ' · .. - · C. • -; lee, Guild, pf Ciu:l&l •&>tscopal , .Attendl~,lhelunch"!>nmeetllll! ;~• Mrs. J. J, Lovell, iiro, 14, Church ~eld ~·.. ~ lunctlr · "ffent\, Mts. Harold .'iimer~lle, N, . CollfMlt~, ·the·· ~v. !~~~,•· eon mee.ww w;....1cli,y o~~e.......t 11r.. 0 , Mr"' illlJ. cuaor~ . se~¥.~ '11!/r ~·'" iJI the ~rl~h hou•e With :25 ton ~Mill~Dt• •Smith, Mrs. esses. · . \ . 110ns lttindln&- . ·;."' · ''i:?:;:~¥::~~~i~?,::;:::; '··l!.~i:.'f:i:~:::~,:~~~~~~:~:;:;,_,,,,..~,i~:·:·:o:<·:~:·:<>;l«'> ·:·':!l:;t.<': • llo•t•,••• for the luiK:heorl: ' :s< "' :were 'llf!'· COrolioe Wlndoor, Mra, "'f.We Wells!OIIdMrs, ·n>~ ' ' It has long been an open the corporate Ufe oi the church stinence instead of trying to secret that these rules are and in the Uvea of many enforce a Jega)istic proscription !tiMed at by a largo pl'OIJ(Irllon ministers and laymen." of alcohol. ()pposltl.on to the proposals is Dra1m. Propouls of lali.Y and a not- -81 '··~· " church, when It convene• at Dallas later thla month. The board's "' 'r. N. ; ;l • tyry,o H .. .. • .s'.. A Aprll 4, 196.& I . NEW YORK (UPI)- Tho Sl. four.tesm race ol !all ....... .Loui1 Cardinali will win a -That the Meta ·and Yankees BOCOIId llrallllrt NaHonal Loasue will llllke New York CII.Y the pennant but the Bojton Red SOx home of tho Jaat.flace finisher will fadi to fifth place In the In both 1-"'· American League , pavillg the The world champion Cardin. way for the Detroit Tigers to ala atlraeted illr<Jijl aeross4hewin their ftrat na, ..... 1945. board aupport but not one of the Those are the 1968 pennant 24 exporti picked tho Red SOx prodlctlona ol the Plllted Press 1o " - ' · Jnternatlonal'a 24-man boerd of The ordir ol 11111111 predicted baseball experta, ' sn lntropld,.Ail both leaauea, oo the baa! a ol band which aleo fOrecasts: 10 _poiM1 for a Qrlt-place vote, - That the Cincinnati Reds, nine tor a I8CCI1d and so on Plttabur!lh Pirate• and San c1crrm to one for a IOthi>lace Franelaco Giant" will nntsh vote, ia u rolloWa: tl!lhlly.IJunched In that ordir Na11onal League: Clrdlnalo, behind the Cardinal a. Cl20) Reds, (192) Pirates, (187) -That the hoaeymooa will Cubo, (155) Bravea, (113) end for Leo Durocher and the Dodgers (100) PhUUea (86) Chlcaso Cuba will twnble from Allroo (57) and Meta CIS). third place In 1967 to fifth place AmericUI Leaiue: Tigera In 1968. CIO I) Twin a, (195) White ~x -Thai the Mlnneaota Twin a (186Y Orioles, (169) Red SOx, and Ollcago Whl\0 Sox will (158) Angels, (142) IndiAns, (97) ofler the otrongeal challenpa to Seoslors, (691 Athletics (57) and the Tigers In contrut to the Yankees (46). NBA Winning First Draft War With ABA NEW YORK (UP!}- The National Basketball Association is getting more mUeage out of les• ammuniUoo In the opening round or its tint dtlaft war with the rival American Basketball Assoelation. The older NBA relea&ed the result of ita two-day telephone dratt of college players Wednesday and before the day was out two of the first-rOI,llld choices hod been signed. Bob Kauffman ol Guilford COllege in Greensboro, N, C. , signed a three-year contract with the seattle Supersonics althoullh he said the ABA offered him more money and BUI Hewitt ot the University ot Southern Caltrornla inked a three-year contract with the Los Angeles Lak.ers. This made It 3-tor-3 for the NBA Iince Player-of-the.Year Elvin Hayes came to term s with the San Diego Rockets last week. Westley Unseld or Louisville, ~ two..ume All -America select!on, was the first choice 1n Wednesday's droll when picked by the Baltimore Bullets. Unseld, who also was drafted by the Kentucky Colon~ls of the ABA, has been offered $500,000 over the next four l years by Kentucky, but thus far he haa shown little Interest. Only first-round selections were made by the NBA team Tuesday and Wednesday. The remainder of the ' draft is scheduled lor May 8 In New York. Other selections armounced W.ednesda,y were: Chlcaso - Tom Boerwinkle, TeMessee; Cincinnati - Doo NAMED ABA ROOKIE NEW YORK (UPO- Earl Mon- roe achieved his seoond &o&l when he waa named NaUonal Basketball AuoclaUon rookie of the Je4r lor 1987-68. Monroe's nut aim waa trying lo got the Baldmore Bullets Into the NBA playolio. He failed In that reopect, despite his herOOc efforts that accounted tor 1,991points, rourth highest ln tbe leape this season. OFFERED $500,000 LOUISVll.LE, Ky. (UP0- The Kentucky Colonels of the American Basketball Anoeiatloo_feel they have been fouled In conlroct Ialka with Ulllveralty ol I.oolaville AII·Ameriean Weltlay Un. seld - but thef're not broodlng. The Colonel a turned the other cheek Wednesday and D!fered the II..! Unseld • $500,000 conlract for tM n• tour years. 'Next Year' Here.for Wo Columbus (UPD - .,Next year" arrived today tor Ohio Slate Coac:!l WOOdy Ha,yes, who gets his fil'st long loOk at "the best freshman team sillce rve been here." LaWtehing his 18th aeaem at the helm, the IJI'eyill& Ha,yea has been wsl11ng a lon~r. hard winter 1o trot hlo !ootllall team 011 the practl.ce fteld and see 1f his frelhmnn proapeets are aa as everybod;y saya thay are. The freshman football hopefuls all breezed through the classroom with tlyJna colors, and there's enough Of them to supply contenders lor nearly every position next fall . ••we started aa many aa 13 sophomores at one time or an. other last year," Hayes said, "and I guesa we will start about four on defense and four or five oo offense this fall." Although Hayes tempers his enthusiasm about his yearlings, the word is out around the Big Ten to look out for Ohio State In •68. Talk about the freshmen starts with IJIB.rlerback Rex Kern, a 173..pound redhead from Lancaster. Kern poaslbly eould take over the regular job from two-year veteran Bill Long, who passed up spring practice to play shortstop on the baseball Smith, lowwa State; DetroitPan American; Milwaukee - Charlea Paulk, Northeastern Oklahoma; Phoe· nh:- Garry Gregor, South Caro. Una; San Francisco- Ron Wil liams, West Vlrainlai New York -Bill Hoaket, Ohio State; Loo Angeles- Blll Hewitt, SOuthern Calllornia; Bo.ston- Don Cha- team . ney, Houston; St. Louis- Sdp Harlicka, South carolina; and Philadelphia- Staler Halimon, Utah State. otto Moore, IOWAN SELECTED WICHITA, Kan. (UPO University of Jowa senior Sam WHUams, an All-Big Ten choice thi s season, Wednesday beeame the 12th player to be selected lor the annual National North South All-Star basketball game . Williams, the Big Tens' second leading scorer with a 25.9 average ln the campe.J.gn just ended, was the sixth player selected to the North squad for the g;une that will be played here- April 13. PROS PLAY WEMBLEY, England (U ~O­ The National Tennis League, a newly formed pro troope, will play in an invitational pro tourney at Empire Pool here May 2-7, it WBI announced Wednesday. The troupe, which will also play in a preliminary to the British Broadcasting Corporation's tournament Ln Wembley on April 17, includes BUlle Jean King of Long Beach, Call!. and Roy EmerBOn of Australia, who were ranked the top man and woman amateur s In tlle world before signing for -contracts Monday. SWIM RECORD MOSCOW (UPD - Huaaia's Vladimir Koainsky shattered the world record in the 200 meter breaststroke WednesdQ with a 2:27.4 clocking in a duel meet against Easl Germany. The Ume was Cour.ten.ths of a second better than the market GAME SCHEDULED ST. LOUIS (UPI) - Plana were announced Wednelldly for the sixth amual Armed Forces Olarii.Y game between the St . Louis Cardinals and Chicago Bears of the National Football Leque. The exhibition will be played at 011...,.1 SOldier' 1 Field oa Sept. 6 and all benetlta \'lill &II to Army, Navy, and Air Force . reUet llfOUPI. fine frolh proopecl, Ron Maclejowstd of Bedford, plenty of f!me 1o show what they can do dUrllll aprlng workoula. Ketn has captured· the lmatltnatlon "' maey !notllill flnl at Ohio State wiih hla dlrln& type ol play, lUI 77-yard -bdown run ln a rrelhman p.me laat fall ~P plen\Y of ooUce, and the 1967 varelty 11 atllltrylngto!lgure out how to tackle him. Itt a poaaible Ohio State eould start an aU-sophomore backfteld before the season is over, de optte the fact that oni.Y Rudy Hubbard diparted by graduation from last year•• starting unit. Among the running backs, Leo Ha,yden of Da,ytoo, who ""'' with speed and power, will be hard to keep out or the line· up. And John Brockington, a 6-1, 215-pounder !rom Brookl)'n, N. Y., haa the speed and up veterans Dave Whitfield and otrength 1o dllllod&v both of last Nick Roman on defense. The best first year men at year'• sopbomore terrors. Paul lllff and Jim otla. tackle appear to be John DomHayes ts so talent rich 1n the bos of Gartleld Jlel!lhts, Jim backfield that be awitched frosh Opperman or Bluffton and Terry Jack Tatum or Pa.uaic, N. J., Stout of Xenia. Hayes can't h e I p smUing from tullbaek to cornerback. And there' a Cleveland's Larry when someone ment:Wna tne Zelina, wtlo"s (J.lic.k, powerful name of Doug Dadams, a 6..foot 111d a fine pass receiver. An 215-ii(IUnder from Xenia. u An ankle injury last tall kept Ze- exceptionally fine proapect," waa the way Hayes described llna. under wraps. (Skeeter) Phaltn. t h e Meigs Marauders' pint-sized left.. Cielder, led a 12-hit attack with three singles and a cbllble in four appearances at the plate Wedni! r.day at Middleport that demolist.-ed the 8.ipley Vikirws of West Virginia lG-1. lt was the third straight win Lor Coach Russ )b)re'• crew against ro losses. Bob Burdette, jwlior righthander, worked the flrst (our innings, allowed one hit, walked one, hit nobody, and litruck out six ba~ ters. It was his first start of the season. He lett with the score &-0. Other Marauder hitters were Dennis Ault a fourth inning leadKeith WIISIIINGTON (UPI) '- ' Lair- aponilllred I spoclal arbllrltlon board lo lry to 'l""k f\111 • Yoluolirf .....,.en~, preosed lUid flold feud betweeothe NCAA for maodotory losJslatlon . _ and the AAU erupted aslin. leal'lllq ol the NCAA-USTFF The ""' dlaputo ,.., lrill· ropudi.UOO of the compromlao. prod b)' Ottlrl9ht reJocfiloo of • NCAA Prosldent Jlareua L. ~ eompromlll JH:Oi!Osal by Plant end Rev. Crowley said tho 'hoicl1 ·Of ·the NCAA 'and It they would take no a<credlle· 111e u.s. rrac:k anc1 tlon action galjlll &1\Y ath!J!I.e• or school• umt1 Nov. 1 to<~YIIid ~ziJII U.S. <hanceo lh 1l1t Olympic Gamel Ill IIU!co Cli.Y thll fsll. . • . " yero and losJalaloro ~ the ..... toda,y .. thi blttot track ~····· Bill •. Worrin ·G. COmmlllee Chairman NaJnUIIIft .... .~ ,~. '!lifO "!>· tlll)'ed b)' ,lhe ...-.sal. ~ion qf iild woUld fi> hll ~ .. · at'i!lbro- ' Adams. who 11 u abbQit. taln starter , displte ~~~t' l:iiW'il · r1 such veteran• as Dlrk: 'WW• din, Mark Siler and Mike Jboil-1'~! : ke. Good Defenalve Jim Sllllwqon, a 212:pourldi,l'. from Mount Vernon, the Buck!OI'ea depth at IPI&rd behind aenlor VIc myer, and the defensive doetn't JCop there. The Buekeyes have def1msl·ro ~ halfback• galore. In addiUoa to · the veterana, Tatum; Mike Sen· · 111bauafl of Lockland; Tim An- ~ ~ derson of Follanabee, W. va.. ~· Mark Debevc of Geneva; Jim J~~;, , Coburn of Maumee, llKI 1lm ' Wagner or Columbus are au ·' !all and capable of gtvlng the . seeondary plenty ol reserve . · · power. Sophomores will be contend. ers at neari.r every poaitioo, and eight or nino of them wtll start for the Buckeye• Next · year . They're big, fast and paw. er!ul, giving RaYos depth at every position. Hayea never had it so good. Brlns on Purdue! Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms took the entire Marauder bombardm.en~ walkins t, laming 12, hitting nobody. RIPley 000 001 0- I 3 I Meigs i311taX - 10 14 I Three Marauder .Pltcher s diSWisher and Wallen. Burdette vided the nmaining three IDDings to polish off Rlple.Y, opening (WP), English (5), Gilkey (6) Dowith junior righthander Ken Eng- moske.Y (7) and Sfolan. olf triPle; BUI ~'wan two singles. Lennie Van Meter three singles, and Mark Tannehill and Van Johnson, each a single. lish 6ll hits, one walk, 2 KOa), Senior righthander Rod Gilbey (one h14 one walk, one XO), Uld junior lefty Carl (Birdey) Demoske.Y (one hit, one walk. 2 KOs). Rl,pley got its run in the sixth when with one out Chambers lined a GUkey last ball for a double Into right field, swle third, and home. Wple.Y' s righthander Swiaher Reds Lose, Nolan Returned To l\finors TAMPA, Fla. (UP0 - ClnclMatl cloted ita Grapefrllit League season here Wednesday with a 4-3 loss to the Pittsburgh Pirates, The Reds ended the sprlne .sea1011 wlUt a 16..a mark, good enDUIIl lor first place in the National League standings for exlllhition baseball this year. Prior to Wednesday's game, ENDS SPECULATION NEW YORK (UP0 - Prelly PeUY Fleming plans to ride her tee skate• to fame and lortune In show business before slowing the psce and !lclfilling a secondary goal of becoming a school teacher. Mlu Fleming, sn Ol,ympie BOld medal winner and three • time world Opre ska!Ulg c:!lamplon, ended apeoulallon about her fUture Wocmesday by announcing a decitlon to .PUt aae a proles. llonat career_ ~ ABA Playoff Standlnsa United Pren International (Division Setnl!lnala) (Bell of Five) East Series A W, L. Pet. x-Pittsburgh 3 0 1.000 Indiana 0 3 .000 Series B W. L. Pet. x-Minneaota 3 2 .600 Kentucl<y 2 3 .400 West Serle& A W. L, Pet. 3 2 Denver the Reda cut down to 27 piii,Yers by drqiplng six. x-Dallas Pitcher Jay Ritchie, infieldera Hou- 2 3 .600 .400 Series B W, L. Pet. 3 0 0 1.000 3 .000 Hal McRae and Jimmy wn. x--CJinched series Iiams and outtlelder Bob RaUd· Wednesday' • Results man were optioned to Indianap- New Orleans 102 Denver 97 olis. First baseman Jim Beau(Onl,y gsme ocheduled) champ was returned to tlle Thursday's Games same club. out-righted to the Mlnneaota at Pittsburgh Hoosiers was pitcher Rm .(Only game scheduled) Tompkins. The Reds also announced pitcher Gary Nol81'1, bothered by a sore shoulder, would return to CincinnaU lor a physical examination. Lefty Billy MeCool ren:talned In Tampa to pitch for the lndlanapolla team toclay and &inday, theo will join the Reds In COME ON IN ... LET US SHOW YOU ALL THE NEW COLORS IN s • KEM· E WALL PAINT 6.29 GALLON 2.15 QUART BRW HDWE. •nd LEATHER SUPPL Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy GOODifEAII Clncbmati . Bancroft Hall at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md., Is lhe world's largest dormitory, housing all 3,1100 mldahlpmen . 'Bitter: lf' rack-Fi~ld Feud Resumes ' ll!llte To!> Candld8te Frelhmen Jan White ot Har· rlaburll. Pa., Dick Kuhn of Lou.. Iaviiie, Ohio, and Chuck Aldrin of Glenbrook, Dl., are the top candidates at offensive end. White Ia the leading candld8te for split end, a allOt vacated by Bill Andera. Althou9h the tadde opota will be tilled by veteran• Dave Fo. ley and · Rufus Mayea, who was awitched from 11!1ht end. frosh Dave Cheney of Uma and Rich· ard Troha ol Cleveland, figure U> do plonl,y of pleying. In the midst of the serap tor atarUng guards will be AII.Qhlo Brian Donovan of Columbus Watterson and Phil strickland of Cln· clnnatl, one ol whom is sure to start ln the vacant spot along. side regular A.lan Jack. Three promising freshmen ends, Jim Marsh of Elyria, Ed Lapuh of Cleveland and Tom Ecrement ol cancon, will back Phalin's 4 Hits Lead Marauders To Third Straight Diamond Win set by Jan O'Brien or Australia In the 1964 Ol,ymples at Tokyo. Freshmen ~rterbaekl That leave• Kem and another -· -· preu ror pasaage ot a "bUI or Sen. John Pearaon, R-Kana., rill>tl'' .for ...-r atl!letoo said ho would sdvooate le&lslapro1Ilb111ng any unctlonfnil or. tloo to set .., a slnilo tiiiYel'lllq ganlzatlon from taklnc punitive bod)' for U.S. lrack and field. ~--·- 00 * •plus 27¢ to 5lr Fed. b. Tax (dt~inll ..m siM)•M r41'rtladlble tlrt off your car Whitewall or Blatkwall listed ... • Lo,.ersa. $13.00 lEW TIEIDI . (ratn!lads on 1ound lire bodie•l Yout cMict of lnbele" or 'tw~.YOuletdt.eiaae f'!laoUI road·arlppiaa tread dhl11 tbe\ .. . . . oa our atW··CII' 11J.o..... CIWiioft" ....... ·~_',- �. , "' .' . ' '.. •' ~ · • .- · tl~ Ujil't)· Senti~· l~ero)'.Middl""'rt, . o., .~~>ril 4, 1088 i "' ' '' ' ., ' · ~~eh &at.,,ti£the '~rid ~bob lbDieh .~ ' ' '· ;:! . . . - at $11 head and 50 cents tor children under 12. JAMES OILER of &vracuse is 1 member of the Berea College Country Dancer& who ~tarted a BPring performii"JI tour Tue&dl,y. a TOM KELLY report& that seniors of Meigs County have until Aj)ril 15 w make appllcatlon lor scholarshiPs to be awarded this spring in conJunction with the n>llars for Scholars .Program. .Wlications are available in high achool offices of the county. late Henry staats has only praise for the Meigs .County American Red Cross Ch.,ter in ita successful etrorts to locate two sons of the late Mr. Staats at the time ol his death. With practicall,y no tnfonn.. tion to go on as to the acldressas of the two son&, the Red Cross went to work. They were located and were able to return for the funeral services. One or the sons is in the U. S. Navy and was on the high seas at the time of the A LOCAL RELATIVE o! the Strategy (Contlnued from Page I) Cona. 'lbe hope was there, however, ID a portloo ol the North VIetnamese broadcast which the Preoldent read w an afternoon news conference Wednesday on lbe White Houae drlv....,.. The Preoldeol <JI(Jied, "However tor ~ ~ ~ : .,ernmeu~ of the · DemOOratlc : ~~Riplblic or Vietnam declares 'ltJ reacliness to qlpOint its repreNntatlve to contact the United .!latss representative with a view w d-.unlni with tbe American lide the uncondiUmal cessation of the United ilateo bombing rolda lllld all oller aet.J of war against the De-raJ:!< Republic o! Vietnam 10 that talks may start." The Preoldoot said he had been .notl!led . or the HBnol ·broadcast wemesday morning llld uaccorW.ngly we will eltablisl'l contact with the repmlelltatl.ves ot North Vuet. nam." CHAffiMAN NAMED COLUMBUS OJPO - Richard E. Sonunerfeld has been named chairman of the dep.artment of sociology at Capital University effective Aug, 26. He is current. 1,y cbalrman 0( the sociology de_pa.rtment at Concordia Senior COUege, Fort Wa,yne, Ind. SOmmerfeld will also aerve as assistant dean o( the College or Arts and Sciences at Capital, SUSPECT ARRESTED COLUMBUS OJPO - FBI asoot• Wodnelldlcy arrested Freddie Lee Fowler in Brlas· dale, near here, tor lnter.state Iran l!pC>l1atlon or a forged check. The complaint was !lied by the FBI In BaiUIIlOn!, Md., Feb. 27. - ....... -·.._, ....... ·- ...-......-tl.- ........ 22. Colli 1111.... & lnC'.UIDbellt ., ... Jlo. JI.Polllh.. :!. I&.N<>rlh.. B euport 11. Roeltl ........!Jq m.CuJhtou ll.8kottna' lt.. IAvatorlet Council Buys Ball Field Lights yet to be done In preparation of accept donations at all games session that almost entirely per- the fleld for this sumnier'abaso- at tlle park tor the 1968 season tained to munlcll>al pork a<Uvicy ball programs and activity must until receipts totol $2(10, Any Wodn01do,y nig)!t, "'ted to be gotten underway immediately. amount in excess or that would The f,600 Which councU decided go into the town•s .P&rk lund. purchase the · lighting system of the Bob Louks ball _park tor to allocate to purchase the Louks Atwnd.ing were Mayor Herman $600 and decided to permit t he J><rk llghtiJig oystem will be paid lOndon, Clerk IUchard ~1<­ Meigs American Legion team OVII' 1 oneyearperiodwitlu~.fint worth and Councilmen Allen Ljps.. to play its hOme games on the $100 payment to be madelmmed- comb; WUIIam Hayes, Arthur Syltown-owned neld for the 1968 latel>. vester, Robert Wingett and Troy Council aiso voted to permit ZwUUng, season. Council agreed that one ev.,. the village fire department and ning during weekda)' s and Satur- ladies auxiliary or the tire doday and Sunday afterooons will partment to jointly erect a 12 MANAGER NAMED be reserved to American Legion x.20 ft. concrete block structure CINCINNATI OJPO - City on Ule municiPal park property Solicitor William McClain was games. It was noted that much work is and gave the department rights named ~erim cit.Y manager by to handle jointly concession sales CI\Y Cooncll Wednelldlcy. Mcat games for the next five yean. CII\in will fill the post vacated HOSPITAL NEWS The departments were aJao given by William Wichman, whose an option £or another five ,ears. resignation becomes effective HOLZER HosPITAL - VisitCouncil also agreed that the next Wednesda,y. McClain will Syracuse • Minersville Baseball be aetlng city lllllllapr ontll Ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Boosters wlll be authoriJ:ed to oounell picks a new manager. ADMISSIONS Mrs. ll>naid E. Jones, 1220 ~racuse village cowteil, in a Second Ave.; Mary Marie Burnett. 815 Third Ave.; Mrs. Robert L Ross, 828 Second Ave.; John B. Strait, 113 Klneon Dt".i Mrs. Shady T¥kott. R~ 2 Vinton; Mrs, H. Busch, Rt. 1 Portland; Mrs. M. Wendell 34 Jeffers, Rt. 1 Minersville; Mrs. 43~ .Russtll Howard, Rt. 1 Beaver; G and J ••••••••••• 37 44 Crow' s ••• , ••••••• 35 46 Wesley W. Reed, Wellston; Mrs. Holaum. ••••••••• Ulh 56lh: llyrdo F, Neal, Rt. 1 Sc_,.n: lllgh Series - Georp Wright · Mrs. Gordon 1.. McKenzie. Flat· 567i High GanJe - Jr. Phelps~ wooc:1, Ky.; Mrs. Gene Green, Rt. 2 lrontoDj Mrs.. Isaac stacey, Coal 216. 4.11mpln Male: IUPI 1.- (SEE STORY ON PAGE 2) Miss O'Nella C. Colllins, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Wilma P. Ma.Ys, Rt. 1 Ewlngton; Mrs.. Earl W. cannan. Rt. 1 GalllpoUs; Mrs. JOMings Cox, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: Mrs. Charles K. Delver, Crown City; Tabitha K. ~neon, Gall~ .POlis Ferry, W. VL; Clarence E. Me IMniel, New Haven; Miss TIU- COUNTY LEAGUE Won lAst Margaret L. Lewis, Rt. 1 Pt. DAILY CROSSWORD II.Lom Brenda Oliver hein!lle!<ted by Mi"' Nanty Atkin• SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy emergency squad answered a call at 1CU41 Wec'41e&o do,y night w tho Elmer Wickham OOme on Union Ave. Mr. Wid~ ham was taken to Meigs General HoS:Pital where he later dl.ed. em ll.l'onlp ... 'J'rMo. ~ . 27 PleaARt; Mrs. John Grove; Mrs. William Lucas, Wallob>n; Alan L. Harper, Jack- son. BIRTHS Mrs. D:Jnald E. Jones, 1220 Second Ave., daughter, 7:44p.m. Wecklesday; Mrs. Jetwtnss Cox, Rt. 2 GalUPolla, daughter, 8:10 p, m. Wodnesda,y, IJISCHARGES Jack R. Ables, Mrs. Carlos J. Baldwin, Mrs. Clarence Bo)'"ies, Jr., Mra. Howard W. Burdette, Charlea M. carmichael, Robert S. n.tstJ HoWard W" Eaches, Albert A, H~rll~ llro, John IL HU11iiha1 loltchael C. Huddle"' ""'• Mro, Ad J, Kerns, Hotq MUier Mro. Anhle I. Pierce. Mrs. Oweo F. Queen, Jr., Paul C. Reynolds, . Homer C. Rice, Harry B. Van Maire, ljonaid K. White, Pamela Siders. TV . . . in Review By RICK DU BROW . ••NBC has yanked former HOLLYWOOD (UP!),- Croa- Olympics clecathloo champjoo &Overs by actor~ anilj,oit,,c!ab& l i¥'J!er ~~ ofi Its ijiS into each other' s" rteids: Have AQieles Station KNBC aJ a added a thorous,flly modam sportscaster (but kept him on complication to broadcalltlng'a pa.yroll) pending an FCC ruling equal..time regulations. (Ill whether the e<JIS.)..U.me rule When actor Ronald Reagan, applies In Johnson's case as a now guvernor or CaiUornla, got member or Sen. Robert F• deeply involved in the PD:fltleal Kennedy's convention slate in decl sions that led to his present the California primary. office, he left a& host of the •• An affirmative FCC reply television series 11 Death Valley could have tar~reachtn.g conse. Days." There was reported quences. For instance, Andy concern the equal..time _provl- Williams, who has an NBC sion might apply otherwiM. special booked for April28, also When, several years back. it is a Bobby Kemed.Y delegate." appeared that Steve Allen was Play By Rules going to run for COngress, he 1 this sort of broadcaating temporarii.v lett the television nervousness over the equaJ..tiJDCj series HJ've Got a Secret. n The regulations keeps up, one can same concern was repolted in envision the day when ground this case. rules have been refined. tor all Yorty Faced Problem cases. For instance: MaJor Sam Yorcy ol Los II Gov. Reagan lhould ever Angeles, meanwhile, pondered a rho against Sen. Kennett¥ tor similar problem several months Presldoot, and a video station ago. Although it now appear& he &l;lqw!l two or Reagan's old p:rd:lably won't have a television movies on the late show, wUI show ol his own next year, his the Kennedy torce& demand two series had been renewed (or Its An~ WUllama reruns in rt· fourth (Jlarter at the time. And tum? he acknowledged then that lC he The Democrats may have ran for mayor again next year, overlooked their real weak spot he mi~t have to suspend his in the coming elections. They program-or get another host to have no one, In the fterce ftallt fill ln. tor the minds ot television CUrrent example& or possJble vtewen, to compare wltll eq.mJ.Ume headaches are sum~ George Murpey and 9Urley marl zed neatly in this week's Temple on the late show. TV Guide, in reference to Andy W1lliam& and Rater Johnson, the ex..Oiympic star who has acted and now ha& taken up oporitcaltlni. notes: The mapzlne Service for Leslie Wickham Announced ~WilOOlJl~;I.W=~~=· IsFuneral service• tor E1Dwr U........blelheRfilur Jumbleo, one letter to e~eh ~quare, to form four ordln·arJ wordt. THIU 1 • . - ... - ........? ...... •""'••'"·-- r. J I Leslie Wickham, 68, Union Ave., Pom1r07, who clie6UII8lllectedb" W..mesdo,y In llelgl General Ho., pltal, wW .bo hlld illlldo,y II 3 J1o m. 11 the Ewing Chtl>ll With tho Rev, Carver WllUamt olieiltlneBurill wUI be In thoBeoch Grove Ctqleteey; He wp a IIC•lot~~ re&lclent of Meigl County wllo worked lor the Royal Crown Bottllni Com~ lor 21 roar•llllllwuatnbor Or the Odd Fellow• Lodlo. Survlwro lno!udo · hi• wilt, ClddJ.e; a alattr, Mra P r 1 c e !Jawk, l'ol0!9YI tllroo 11111a, llrs, James Wtelcham, Chester, Mel r.nma Wi<llham Mel C&rrlt Wicldlalil, both ol Winolo; Ill undo, Olley PulliDo, CoolvUii, lind ievenl nloeeo, llll)howo Mel Co.olna. Friendl m., call lithe !unerll h>niil ai!Jtlm•· ' ,."·. " ' ·ft ' •••t' Andrew Harris, 67, Dies ,__, llary L. Cordelli Rt: 2 Bidwell; Mason Furniture. •••• 54 Firestone. , ••• , •• 47 Honda• ...........471> . ..... on crowd. ~ lncidentally, the lllli)J)er I& a bargain -all one can eat tot aclults formances in St. Louis, Mo., and then go to Normal. W•• and East Peoria, ID. 'fhe dancers are a student grou.p tounded In 1939 to preserve the traditional square dances or ~palachia and some of the Eng-Uih dlnces which are a part of the American heritage. lrJ 1962. . , the grot~J represented the V. S. · state Department on an 11 week tour in Latin America. They had dances on the White House lawn IS guests of the late President death. John Ke~ and Mr•. KellliOdy A CONDOR sr, reSident has and hive appeared on national tel· eviaion, both in the United Stares l'llthing but praise tor Pomeroy High School seniors who held a aod in Latin America. car wash Saturday at the Second Colorful costumes of the~ were designed and woven in the Ward Firehouse in Pomero)'. "You never saw such weU be-Berea College Flre.slde ~ cb5tries. Musicians providing haved young peo,ple and they music Cor the dancers accom,pany worked like trooPers"" is the comment or the resident. the grolCl• ~- Banquet ~pedk~t praetlce In produeln& good athletes. He polntOcl ·thll iome ol the Y<iuth attending the ~Q>ot will be tho stars o1 tOmorrow b1!l apln streaaed IIIIo will oni.Y oecur throuah hard work IIIII perseverance. He. r.Wied tnctdonto In tho Uveo o1 aroat aport ftgurea. ~daina eomm..endbeta,· Chtlerleaclers ud .aueJU ed COach ·Wolfe IIIII his· team ;hlllll tor the ~..• tor hiVlno,... ftr&l,plil.,.hci!IOro .....,.. by team paronto IIIIi pre- · ID the ....w Portlm! l'livW.Dired b.Y Jlllllher• ol the chlldr•.. tiGnal tournament. Wolle preiiOilled !etten IIIII Mra. Ch)onla Grimm, • teamer at th8 school, pve a welcome awarda to team members. re!'nd lnliodueed COadl Wolle who calling Proiii'O" made b)' eaeh ~ Adams. Adamo opoke during the aea1011, and to cheer~ on the value 0( hard work and leaders. Receiving the awarda .MemberS or thl RICtne Mirchant.s Association are movtrw intO high llUrln their plina !Of 1 Pllbll< Aunt Jemima Pancllke iqlpar. . ~~ .""vnt has b1ien set t9r Stmdly, A~Jril 21, and IR.order 1D ayqld tratnc congestion which developed Jut year, It has been moved to larger rt.ciUUes at the Rr.clne Junior High School. Serving wlll be from 10 a. m. to SP. m. with members of the asaoctadon takil'lrl •hlftl ln PrtP&rin& the pancakes and aau~~ge and aaalsttrw tlle el~Ptetecl The dancers wiil give nvepur- '. Adams • IS A tol~ til' ~amei'Adaml, lllutharo tu£1, Sclloi>l ballkelballcOtdl, IIIII I)I'JMntaUoo o1 owirdi to IS pl.y.;., hillhllllhiea I banQ>et I\I,P<I !)lilurdaj> OV!Oini· at the Ltiart FO)Io FJemllfllarj SChool In honoj- 'If ttie school botdselball 1Nm llid Ito coa<h, Duane Wolre. Sxty~u par181llt, team mem- ·i' :I . . - ' . . ....... ····- -·· , .. , ...,....,.... , ' ,.. ~ ·····- ·-·· ·-···· .. ... ..... ··· ···· ·-· ... • ' ' ~ "eat cave bears o! Europe · dlsapp~ared wII h pririJitive man. Funeral aorvices ror Andrew Harris, 67, Rae iDe, who died Wecmsda,y inMelgsGeneraiHo.. Pita!, wUI be held Frldo,y at 1 »• m. 11 tile Ewing Chtl>ll with the Rev. Freeland Norrisoctlctatlng. Burial will bo In The PIIIIIB Cemetery. Mr. Harris, a native of Hunt-ington, W. va., lived most of. hls lite in the Racine area. He wu one or the youngest students ever to graduate trom West Virginia Unlveralll<. He had numerous trt.ends unong , U. S. cr81dve writers. He knew u.·L. Mencken, whD raised American criticism to world recognition. Mr. Harris COo4Uthored or • ..,. silted In writing aeveral books and l1lllO' maaulne arddes. He wrote a aeries or articlea under the Pleudoi1JIIn, Hteronymous, In The lloUy Sentinel and tho !lmdo,y n1ler Mllir.P and ~ iur~. Introduced wore .Otis' JlcCIIJi· Hefrr 1111), ~ Efvlh, Dorotl!i Bentz, board ql ~.,_ lock, don 'membert; M1r s. ·.; iJPI~il Adamo, Mr.· and Mrs . .IUI!Cit Jr., Mr•. Du""' Mra. Dollie Wolle lllld.)lr, IIIII Mr•• CtareDce &lteJds. .-. ~ JJ. A red IIIII block oolor ldumle - the school' colors - wert 'uaed on the table& which were nnterec1 with red Ooralarr..,._ wotr,, _wotre. menta. A cake done in a baS.. ke111111 eourt repllc:a, a gl!lo!tllo teacherl oC.tiJe school, wauerved witll the dlmar. Time&<Sentlnel. Hf1 .POems have been widely circulated. A "ftc'ubllean", he neverthe- Massive Thrust Pushed ,, ""'""• C0roief1 ' . ~.f hOld at ~· ~.~, ~~118~' tldt:ago A Y e. Olllrch o! ID dl!!er• ct;oll!"i l!f\li~ ulll'\! (Gil, , · Cl)rill. _ . .,_dl~!i~ 'each IMD ·tp'iJup. the Mrl. Jacl<! Nicoll< lllld ·MrL •Wen, Jacoi;!y,I)!Btuliion COle once. <> · · . .' Tim Swan ol Coltltllb"*'\lhlted ' lege B!Uatoo otllo ' willl.l!etho · Tho t~'f\'eot• WIU l:oo.vler t h ,!t~;:wee~ent~ .their • soni lead~~\ ,;,m prhact~tfeak- elude with ·a~IJI~ on . ~~ !.llhor arid 'atand!ather, reopec- or will be Ed Ertldn, Grahger, II 5 p.DI;· at..llyl!fs Uke Ban. ~ly. B11 ~ Glbb~, • !l"llont ·Ind., who I• noted ror ii)Oiddn1 "'et Hall . car,i i!lll lor"! a moll Melga General Ho&»ital. toreacle lor tile trip !rom the K~ !10)' lilgp, .on or Mr. and Mrl. iJenO RJgs or near Senior Cho;r Holr;ls' Chellfr, . Is tiJe 1"011 ol Ids ~~ranc~Parente, Mr. and Mrs. R111 Fellowsh;p H6ur Rtggat Mr. "andTMrs. Gene RIIP I ~ ' are vac'*'CJO!ng Iii ~lorida. MA9lN - Frilia1 Mrs. · Oarr' Kautz arid d•· March 29, · !l'e Sonl\11' Cllolr o! ter, Jo)o, 'Mr. Md Mrs. Thoo· the Mason t.u.JI,'citilrcll ·mtilll dore Nor'l1 and Mn: Olarlei the home II( Mh .:nd.Mrl. ·JJmea l43_ers 1fBre weekend·visitor~ tn · H. Lewii iiirl for ·• ·felloWihip COlumbus with Mr. IIIII Mr~ houo Dale Ruuell arKI 'oth!W relatlvea nu'rtng the devoUonai ·period and friends. Miu .,Allee Roach read acrl_pMr. and Mrs. Geor&e 9dvller, lure Mr T R David I!!ad' tile · Special Holy Week Jr., qd dau(Ltlter, Ja,ne, o1 Cin- ~in ~.y~· and Mr.:~Wil, clnnatl, vi oiled hare lilmdq with the Choir Director lo.litlie choir Services Announced Mr. .,cc' Mrs. Will . ~oro ol In s~q~n1 b~.' ~ bufi~ pot. Mlnenrille, and. Mr. Ud Mrs. lUck cllmer fta lerved. · · tho , SYRACUSE - . Special Hoi.Y John fultz lllld 1111111¥, Middle· ~udiitorllum. Week SerVIces lor the !jyr~cuao pQrt. Mro. Marilyn Wlloon o! Ml'"li!li~OIIIJici •IIQ'& Evangelical UnIted Brethren ~ Qiar;O will be held 11 the car. neroville II a patl6nt II the mel E.U~B. Church located at Cabell - Huntinglon Hospital II. ' tho lnteroectlon or carmel Road • Huntlngllin, W. Va. Her room <,, liCIIOCJI. ll!en .,and Ploallnl Vlow Road Jull orr number ls 509. dinco Pl!V Sllurd!Q',. Pomeroy ·Balhan Road . 1he pallor, Paul ,IIi..., ....,., ell ri J W · A, Siller&, IIIII be speaking Moo,...,.,,.,.;..·au II> ..,.. qsw •··.· Tile••••, 1bur••••,IIIIIFrl~ •.. ...... l!our• 8 to 11 Union Friday ·'1.: o!',!!i'!J!: GRQVE .IJiturch oerv- ·~-::.·· Uaton Std>beno of , •. , ;:-v·· 1qt Publk! »late lunch al&lPar, Services Announced , ,~ h!Ja Cotml!un!O' 11.111 \ h e. fb'r~ouae Preli>yterlan ~ ~,'-~llrtlng 11 5130 jj, m. Cl!urch )rill IIJOak Wodnelldicy ·: ~liMo 'him 1111 1J O.C. evlnlnt On T:.urlldlcy evening a ..1 ,.,.,. ... ...r w » ' Union communion rJervlee Will be SYRACUSE ...: .The !jyr8cuao ~ ' • ' ' "too. conducted. Serrlce·a are · at 8 0\lll'ches will hold a Unloo Good 'Frido.Y Service at the E.U.B. ' JOi'IIOa CHOIR Rl'l<tlcO, 9.3o eadl eVentng. Church' be&lnnlng II 2 p.m. ant! ot St. Paul lAid>' ~...., . '. ' · lallbltl to' 3 p.m. ,' with ..,.clal ENROLLS IN OTC music by the church choir a.. ,,,.,.MI<IMI·•~ ;Pm:gaq, •.tQO.,o! ·•" '~'~~'~ ~'"''<Will ·~ lbe'ft"Y· -oMra•·~>Nollllo~ W. E. Zlmniel'llllll ilhO lf1"iw ..,ville, "-• enrolled.,~ ~ h e tOI!ductirig· Ev.riDitlllc iGtV!ces , q,!Q ~J:!il Collep, 888 &In- 11 tile !ll'racuie O.utcb · the bury- R<NIII: ColuDlbUii· Hi will 14•areno. Th<i Hlivlce li lt>On< 3, IOl'ed by llle· mlnlsterlal alaOclltibri ot Syracuse. mini-• . ,, , 17 iewt!s. AutONtlc. Two IliPiey, w. Vo., rolldontl were aclnliued at Veterans MIJDo CHARLES GOLIEN Golden in Casi For Everyman !A »·... _, . . ., - Notlceo to patrono arrtcledbj tile change ID rural oervleo !roril tile 1'1>11 Ol!let have been dlllrlbuted according IIi Pl>otmaoter Jamea lblilb)'. , Theoe notice• lhow lbe n~ route number II> bo uaed by ead) POr.- patron lllld llbould be route This ell..,. lo elloctlvo ~ lng April 6. Patrons ...Or.....lled to IICll:i4' eorreopondonta or their new aMreas. If, ....,....,... . · I.·. Mi:iGS G~NEBAL &AL W-Mi.J. DtW~t, !ormtjl . A~ll- Wlllll'dJellon, coiiiiiiii!M ·wlfi' ~ )il lllnefsVWe; Cora Wlqlnt, PoJDo ldlool ollldlla Olllltirlllf"''!io eroyj lillrho7 Wlls, 'lllddiCiort. pr!Orltlel jll tho ~pcal!on ·o! ''ibo QsCHAI«<ED- None. -- flllill. .. '> . . . I .1 I• -· ;· . :•'f:, · - ··Pomoray , CJGWII llld ... w.u. - Ill•- · l.i •. MAxF•ctor c,..... f:ol- Ultr• lucent Blusher ' 2 "'· with lowol BIEEZE 69c . 4'ol! Ways To Blush Bettet· only$3.00 Clifton Stubby, Dill or Rectal 1.85 THERMOMETERS. FMR. -2 furl• ,, lenll. lea. 79c, 12 OL MUk ·OF .. MAGNESIA .... ' . 1...SYRINGE Red. 5-year aithSiit t--2"'...tor u::!!7o~;;:::; Rexall Cascara Compound, lOO's/ 89t IIEl'S f'ILI.S, .2flf • TULON FRY PANS Tef!OII coated inside ailu oul ScralchJIJ'OOf. Avocado c:olor .1..~ IV" ' · SUn~m Conllea TOOTH. BRUSH· . 2 F·OR: aoe· ' ' .· DOViSOAP 2for41c lO't NANDI 36c ...,,...... 57c• Plei!l or ftilint ~d . . ,. ' a.nd-Aid Dlsp. l!fc . Tussy Oeod. Cr. !!lie .1.49 ... G1Y · · 9k 'Me ;.Pio 11..,.! , ' '· a.. ·- ·Uiiive.r- per..,, number. vtYJan , returnet!, to tile carrier lbowln& recalvlng mall ID each box. po.; trona reeelving' no notice will contiDue to use their pre- s•• WATCHDOG· GROUP PICKED ATHENS (UPI) - A !a<IIII.Yadmlnlllratlvo oommll1M will review a pro. poal to ol!lbll... a Wll<l1dqa ~on. . ~ at Ohio Unlterilijo. ·Objo 111.1' Pre,oldont .v•.,.. Alden medo . '•lh,o Goessler Jewelry. Store' CHOCOLATE DROPS .... 29c lit Good P08toffice Pati'ODII Notified of Oumge or:Metg• VETEIIANS MEII!Om.u. HOSPr).'A!. AtimTED- Poul :mill!, ila. aoa. Arno11, ~lne; 11a11n Polloi!,.Albolll'; <\lu Grtndof.ad; Now iloYoiJj Oiorpl'uiltna,lll6dltl>Ortl PIKIOI>o Clarlt, PomjiJ;Wl Mary . Joneo, Pomoro11 Harry Glbbo, Letart, W, vl.;~r~)!r..... or, Pol!lero)'l Nlltlo.-c....;, <lne. · ~AIIGED - Mary Flnll' ley, .IIUb1 Gr- Mrs. Nancy Hall and cieu&hter, Elmer StilL •• When you know what make1 a wateb tick, you'll ,a:iw a lulcwa Candy Speeial W~perlorm-... IbburaementJ rrom collec> IIIE8r1NGS PLANNED dons Counlj< Court act!.. The Rutland lllallon Chureh iiY In March totoledf3,119~­ cording II> Clerk Elilllboth Hoi>- w!ll hold 1 weekand meet!~ Frldo,y, AllrU 5, through SUndo,y, Aj>. stetter. Tbo dlsburoem..ts lneludo rtl7,wlthtlleRev.andMrs.Grlllt ' II> the awe, f103.05 In Rhocloa o! tllo pt. PI-Ill .. $813.78 r... to tho aherlll'& det>artmont awn School .. gueat apeakvs. fond, fi,S80.H to tho COUII\Y.,_. lund, f568.2$ to tije )aw llbrll')' and f21G,U to tl>o ...., lll:lltoo and tox lund of tho -· ........., '!:"''~ ,.., ' llenchlnl, !W> Bing, Charles c"'al Church. Clarkaon, Cathy Fultz, !Ieith E.. Golden Dr at appeared on llii&Oans Pauletta Hudaon, Lennie Van II the age ol ol> ID I . Chicago ' . I~" M-, John Pear'"'"' JOJIIIle ;:•R.~~"Sl •c . .,,~~..... L' Bower• Mlrla tlrue...,. and r,o,.. 'Siore . • ·nos _.... 7S q v~an. i<!>anhi proililt!tlona 1M' U;,S.· Proii!Pier& are Peney llo)'es lllld Far Eut on 111&0; tlllil and and Back: Hawley, TlcketB, aYIII- televlllon. able at tho door, are 50 c A lllllro of Chlcll&li;·Goldenclld. lor ~ts and 25 coots lor stu- &OYenl year• ol ehoril worlt denta. wllb tho Cl'fic llual~ GI'GIII and. tho ChltllllO llluolc Clmalo. He Joined Tbo lnll>lrlllon Pla.rer• Iii F~, 1987, l'nd olncetllot time hll performed ID more than 51111 PIA¥• In over J100 cltleo throUiljloUI the llllion. • Tbe publle Ia lavitetl to tho ortal Holl>ltai lor Injuries ,.., tainod In an accident 011 11oute TOLEDO (UP!)- Gov. James 248 11 9 L m. todo,y, .<t A. Rhodes lode¥ called lor a They aro Ilennla Dur•4 67, and "complete revamping ol our oclblla ~•t. 69. Jkrth austalned ucauon IYitem" to help IOlve abrasions and contusions and Mat he termed the most pre••wero .Jn satlalaciiJQ' condltiDn. lng ioiUO In naed o1 lolullon to. The co"'le wastran811011edtothe do¥ - r Job• ror ......, poople. holl>u.l b)' Pomeroy anorgeocy "We ..,.. provide Job Rlcaaquadman. tloo lllld Job _..wnltloo !orour Meigs Couii\Y Sherll! llobort 10IDII - ' e or wo will lillht c. Hartmlbath ,Ud the car in them in the ·Jtreeti,"' Rhodea which the two peraonl were tra"" laid at a luncheon meetiq of ellni filled w round 1 curve 1.3 lbe Toledo Bar AOIOclalloo. mile oa11 or Route 348, wont IDto The ......_ put "Job• ror a cllleh, ~turned•-· Tbe1967 ......, - ' " ' II tho lop o1 a modal auto wu h11viq damlge4. II &I ol •rtve maJor 1111101 conThe Investigation Ia beiJw co~ rrondng Toledo lllld all ol Ohio." dnuod. The other ..maJor laua" were tnfllc bottleneck1, poiluDisbursements of lion, anttQ111ed meow holltll rartlltlea lllld edllcal:loo oo all Court Announced levels. ~ ~,:rt"· ,ILullliiiOIII IUmtflil ... dilllilt dill, lfMI hinds. ..... Ripley Couple Rhodes Asks Is InJured Jtllp!'_ar.,.-· , WaltrprGDf0 • c.ltndlr •ltdl)lll. SwMp MCOIId hHd. SwiO'IIftl ~ SUPPERS Charles J. Golden Ia one o!tho Mrs. Theocktsia Frecker, di- five member• of The lllspiradon Pl~ro wbowWpresent"Everyrector, assures an extremiQt • mon" 11 8:15 p, m. WOcilesda.Y tertalnlng Perfonnaoee. Characters are Mike Hargtavea, Jenn;y In doe Sanctua.,. of Gr~ ~~ .. Revamping o.r'J Schools -· ·n-:;.-:•m ' Ufl IIH ''IP"- HOUSE Present Play The Pomeroy Senior ClasawU preaent Its play, -•DJ.ctator Old"', In the Pomeroy Junior lllgh auditorium 11 8 p. m. this Frido,y, As thi& will be an ''all .. out attempt" to raise the final money neceasary tor the aentor triP to wa&hingtDn, D. C., they are ..., que~ a large attendance. . ..,,,, ..--. ~· ~ mr Seniors Will (lJPI) - ·• ev..,.g, leu IOOught the late Pra&ldont John F.llennedy would hive been one of America's greatelt. Survtvirw ia a niece, Marpret Klckel, North Olmsted. Friendl may call at the tuneralhomelll)'tlme. . While diplomats bepn pushing for. ~ce, a mauive allied thrust drove todo,y toward tho relief or the surrounded Marine tort o1 Khe Sa.nh oo South Vietnam's northem !rootler. U.S. spokesmen alao reported a reoord 3,886 Am ~ erican troops wounded last week. The .u.s. - llluth Vlotnameae push toward Khe Sanb reached a point three mUea trom itl objective Wedneodo,y alter killing 25 Norlh Vlotnameselllld en<llrlng a 280-round barrase tfr Communist mortar, rocket and arllllery Ore, spokesmen said.· In Satloft, d e s p i t e private grumb1111f, the South Vietnam guvel'lllllllll prociolmed 111pp<>rl for President Jotmaon's effort to carry NOrth VIetnam Into nego. Ulllono that OQU!d lead II> peace talks. I American spokesmen In the capital said 3,886Americanuuf~ fered WOUilds in combat last week, ,surpassing the previous record ·oi 2,766 set in the week ending March 9. SAIGON - • Norm~ Cu~ Devill $1uler, .Johll Jenklnai l.IOcltl' lhiPIJ, Wl\YIIO Ro~ey,' ~ Sa.Yre, Roimio Atileo, Bob 1111101', Paul Croll, Devld Jeni!!ha, Bill Roulh, :Jove Plo~<tno, Milot ROll• erto, John Mark Sa.YM~ Tim· Curfman, and cheel'laaclei'I, 'Ter~ ri Findley, Tammie Rouo~' dtb· NOTIII ' ' �. , "' .' . ' '.. •' ~ · • .- · tl~ Ujil't)· Senti~· l~ero)'.Middl""'rt, . o., .~~>ril 4, 1088 i "' ' '' ' ., ' · ~~eh &at.,,ti£the '~rid ~bob lbDieh .~ ' ' '· ;:! . . . - at $11 head and 50 cents tor children under 12. JAMES OILER of &vracuse is 1 member of the Berea College Country Dancer& who ~tarted a BPring performii"JI tour Tue&dl,y. a TOM KELLY report& that seniors of Meigs County have until Aj)ril 15 w make appllcatlon lor scholarshiPs to be awarded this spring in conJunction with the n>llars for Scholars .Program. .Wlications are available in high achool offices of the county. late Henry staats has only praise for the Meigs .County American Red Cross Ch.,ter in ita successful etrorts to locate two sons of the late Mr. Staats at the time ol his death. With practicall,y no tnfonn.. tion to go on as to the acldressas of the two son&, the Red Cross went to work. They were located and were able to return for the funeral services. One or the sons is in the U. S. Navy and was on the high seas at the time of the A LOCAL RELATIVE o! the Strategy (Contlnued from Page I) Cona. 'lbe hope was there, however, ID a portloo ol the North VIetnamese broadcast which the Preoldent read w an afternoon news conference Wednesday on lbe White Houae drlv....,.. The Preoldeol <JI(Jied, "However tor ~ ~ ~ : .,ernmeu~ of the · DemOOratlc : ~~Riplblic or Vietnam declares 'ltJ reacliness to qlpOint its repreNntatlve to contact the United .!latss representative with a view w d-.unlni with tbe American lide the uncondiUmal cessation of the United ilateo bombing rolda lllld all oller aet.J of war against the De-raJ:!< Republic o! Vietnam 10 that talks may start." The Preoldoot said he had been .notl!led . or the HBnol ·broadcast wemesday morning llld uaccorW.ngly we will eltablisl'l contact with the repmlelltatl.ves ot North Vuet. nam." CHAffiMAN NAMED COLUMBUS OJPO - Richard E. Sonunerfeld has been named chairman of the dep.artment of sociology at Capital University effective Aug, 26. He is current. 1,y cbalrman 0( the sociology de_pa.rtment at Concordia Senior COUege, Fort Wa,yne, Ind. SOmmerfeld will also aerve as assistant dean o( the College or Arts and Sciences at Capital, SUSPECT ARRESTED COLUMBUS OJPO - FBI asoot• Wodnelldlcy arrested Freddie Lee Fowler in Brlas· dale, near here, tor lnter.state Iran l!pC>l1atlon or a forged check. The complaint was !lied by the FBI In BaiUIIlOn!, Md., Feb. 27. - ....... -·.._, ....... ·- ...-......-tl.- ........ 22. Colli 1111.... & lnC'.UIDbellt ., ... Jlo. JI.Polllh.. :!. I&.N<>rlh.. B euport 11. Roeltl ........!Jq m.CuJhtou ll.8kottna' lt.. IAvatorlet Council Buys Ball Field Lights yet to be done In preparation of accept donations at all games session that almost entirely per- the fleld for this sumnier'abaso- at tlle park tor the 1968 season tained to munlcll>al pork a<Uvicy ball programs and activity must until receipts totol $2(10, Any Wodn01do,y nig)!t, "'ted to be gotten underway immediately. amount in excess or that would The f,600 Which councU decided go into the town•s .P&rk lund. purchase the · lighting system of the Bob Louks ball _park tor to allocate to purchase the Louks Atwnd.ing were Mayor Herman $600 and decided to permit t he J><rk llghtiJig oystem will be paid lOndon, Clerk IUchard ~1<­ Meigs American Legion team OVII' 1 oneyearperiodwitlu~.fint worth and Councilmen Allen Ljps.. to play its hOme games on the $100 payment to be madelmmed- comb; WUIIam Hayes, Arthur Syltown-owned neld for the 1968 latel>. vester, Robert Wingett and Troy Council aiso voted to permit ZwUUng, season. Council agreed that one ev.,. the village fire department and ning during weekda)' s and Satur- ladies auxiliary or the tire doday and Sunday afterooons will partment to jointly erect a 12 MANAGER NAMED be reserved to American Legion x.20 ft. concrete block structure CINCINNATI OJPO - City on Ule municiPal park property Solicitor William McClain was games. It was noted that much work is and gave the department rights named ~erim cit.Y manager by to handle jointly concession sales CI\Y Cooncll Wednelldlcy. Mcat games for the next five yean. CII\in will fill the post vacated HOSPITAL NEWS The departments were aJao given by William Wichman, whose an option £or another five ,ears. resignation becomes effective HOLZER HosPITAL - VisitCouncil also agreed that the next Wednesda,y. McClain will Syracuse • Minersville Baseball be aetlng city lllllllapr ontll Ing hours 2-4 and 7-8 p. m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Boosters wlll be authoriJ:ed to oounell picks a new manager. ADMISSIONS Mrs. ll>naid E. Jones, 1220 ~racuse village cowteil, in a Second Ave.; Mary Marie Burnett. 815 Third Ave.; Mrs. Robert L Ross, 828 Second Ave.; John B. Strait, 113 Klneon Dt".i Mrs. Shady T¥kott. R~ 2 Vinton; Mrs, H. Busch, Rt. 1 Portland; Mrs. M. Wendell 34 Jeffers, Rt. 1 Minersville; Mrs. 43~ .Russtll Howard, Rt. 1 Beaver; G and J ••••••••••• 37 44 Crow' s ••• , ••••••• 35 46 Wesley W. Reed, Wellston; Mrs. Holaum. ••••••••• Ulh 56lh: llyrdo F, Neal, Rt. 1 Sc_,.n: lllgh Series - Georp Wright · Mrs. Gordon 1.. McKenzie. Flat· 567i High GanJe - Jr. Phelps~ wooc:1, Ky.; Mrs. Gene Green, Rt. 2 lrontoDj Mrs.. Isaac stacey, Coal 216. 4.11mpln Male: IUPI 1.- (SEE STORY ON PAGE 2) Miss O'Nella C. Colllins, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Wilma P. Ma.Ys, Rt. 1 Ewlngton; Mrs.. Earl W. cannan. Rt. 1 GalllpoUs; Mrs. JOMings Cox, Rt. 2 Gallipolis: Mrs. Charles K. Delver, Crown City; Tabitha K. ~neon, Gall~ .POlis Ferry, W. VL; Clarence E. Me IMniel, New Haven; Miss TIU- COUNTY LEAGUE Won lAst Margaret L. Lewis, Rt. 1 Pt. DAILY CROSSWORD II.Lom Brenda Oliver hein!lle!<ted by Mi"' Nanty Atkin• SQUAD CALLED The Pomeroy emergency squad answered a call at 1CU41 Wec'41e&o do,y night w tho Elmer Wickham OOme on Union Ave. Mr. Wid~ ham was taken to Meigs General HoS:Pital where he later dl.ed. em ll.l'onlp ... 'J'rMo. ~ . 27 PleaARt; Mrs. John Grove; Mrs. William Lucas, Wallob>n; Alan L. Harper, Jack- son. BIRTHS Mrs. D:Jnald E. Jones, 1220 Second Ave., daughter, 7:44p.m. Wecklesday; Mrs. Jetwtnss Cox, Rt. 2 GalUPolla, daughter, 8:10 p, m. Wodnesda,y, IJISCHARGES Jack R. Ables, Mrs. Carlos J. Baldwin, Mrs. Clarence Bo)'"ies, Jr., Mra. Howard W. Burdette, Charlea M. carmichael, Robert S. n.tstJ HoWard W" Eaches, Albert A, H~rll~ llro, John IL HU11iiha1 loltchael C. Huddle"' ""'• Mro, Ad J, Kerns, Hotq MUier Mro. Anhle I. Pierce. Mrs. Oweo F. Queen, Jr., Paul C. Reynolds, . Homer C. Rice, Harry B. Van Maire, ljonaid K. White, Pamela Siders. TV . . . in Review By RICK DU BROW . ••NBC has yanked former HOLLYWOOD (UP!),- Croa- Olympics clecathloo champjoo &Overs by actor~ anilj,oit,,c!ab& l i¥'J!er ~~ ofi Its ijiS into each other' s" rteids: Have AQieles Station KNBC aJ a added a thorous,flly modam sportscaster (but kept him on complication to broadcalltlng'a pa.yroll) pending an FCC ruling equal..time regulations. (Ill whether the e<JIS.)..U.me rule When actor Ronald Reagan, applies In Johnson's case as a now guvernor or CaiUornla, got member or Sen. Robert F• deeply involved in the PD:fltleal Kennedy's convention slate in decl sions that led to his present the California primary. office, he left a& host of the •• An affirmative FCC reply television series 11 Death Valley could have tar~reachtn.g conse. Days." There was reported quences. For instance, Andy concern the equal..time _provl- Williams, who has an NBC sion might apply otherwiM. special booked for April28, also When, several years back. it is a Bobby Kemed.Y delegate." appeared that Steve Allen was Play By Rules going to run for COngress, he 1 this sort of broadcaating temporarii.v lett the television nervousness over the equaJ..tiJDCj series HJ've Got a Secret. n The regulations keeps up, one can same concern was repolted in envision the day when ground this case. rules have been refined. tor all Yorty Faced Problem cases. For instance: MaJor Sam Yorcy ol Los II Gov. Reagan lhould ever Angeles, meanwhile, pondered a rho against Sen. Kennett¥ tor similar problem several months Presldoot, and a video station ago. Although it now appear& he &l;lqw!l two or Reagan's old p:rd:lably won't have a television movies on the late show, wUI show ol his own next year, his the Kennedy torce& demand two series had been renewed (or Its An~ WUllama reruns in rt· fourth (Jlarter at the time. And tum? he acknowledged then that lC he The Democrats may have ran for mayor again next year, overlooked their real weak spot he mi~t have to suspend his in the coming elections. They program-or get another host to have no one, In the fterce ftallt fill ln. tor the minds ot television CUrrent example& or possJble vtewen, to compare wltll eq.mJ.Ume headaches are sum~ George Murpey and 9Urley marl zed neatly in this week's Temple on the late show. TV Guide, in reference to Andy W1lliam& and Rater Johnson, the ex..Oiympic star who has acted and now ha& taken up oporitcaltlni. notes: The mapzlne Service for Leslie Wickham Announced ~WilOOlJl~;I.W=~~=· IsFuneral service• tor E1Dwr U........blelheRfilur Jumbleo, one letter to e~eh ~quare, to form four ordln·arJ wordt. THIU 1 • . - ... - ........? ...... •""'••'"·-- r. J I Leslie Wickham, 68, Union Ave., Pom1r07, who clie6UII8lllectedb" W..mesdo,y In llelgl General Ho., pltal, wW .bo hlld illlldo,y II 3 J1o m. 11 the Ewing Chtl>ll With tho Rev, Carver WllUamt olieiltlneBurill wUI be In thoBeoch Grove Ctqleteey; He wp a IIC•lot~~ re&lclent of Meigl County wllo worked lor the Royal Crown Bottllni Com~ lor 21 roar•llllllwuatnbor Or the Odd Fellow• Lodlo. Survlwro lno!udo · hi• wilt, ClddJ.e; a alattr, Mra P r 1 c e !Jawk, l'ol0!9YI tllroo 11111a, llrs, James Wtelcham, Chester, Mel r.nma Wi<llham Mel C&rrlt Wicldlalil, both ol Winolo; Ill undo, Olley PulliDo, CoolvUii, lind ievenl nloeeo, llll)howo Mel Co.olna. Friendl m., call lithe !unerll h>niil ai!Jtlm•· ' ,."·. " ' ·ft ' •••t' Andrew Harris, 67, Dies ,__, llary L. Cordelli Rt: 2 Bidwell; Mason Furniture. •••• 54 Firestone. , ••• , •• 47 Honda• ...........471> . ..... on crowd. ~ lncidentally, the lllli)J)er I& a bargain -all one can eat tot aclults formances in St. Louis, Mo., and then go to Normal. W•• and East Peoria, ID. 'fhe dancers are a student grou.p tounded In 1939 to preserve the traditional square dances or ~palachia and some of the Eng-Uih dlnces which are a part of the American heritage. lrJ 1962. . , the grot~J represented the V. S. · state Department on an 11 week tour in Latin America. They had dances on the White House lawn IS guests of the late President death. John Ke~ and Mr•. KellliOdy A CONDOR sr, reSident has and hive appeared on national tel· eviaion, both in the United Stares l'llthing but praise tor Pomeroy High School seniors who held a aod in Latin America. car wash Saturday at the Second Colorful costumes of the~ were designed and woven in the Ward Firehouse in Pomero)'. "You never saw such weU be-Berea College Flre.slde ~ cb5tries. Musicians providing haved young peo,ple and they music Cor the dancers accom,pany worked like trooPers"" is the comment or the resident. the grolCl• ~- Banquet ~pedk~t praetlce In produeln& good athletes. He polntOcl ·thll iome ol the Y<iuth attending the ~Q>ot will be tho stars o1 tOmorrow b1!l apln streaaed IIIIo will oni.Y oecur throuah hard work IIIII perseverance. He. r.Wied tnctdonto In tho Uveo o1 aroat aport ftgurea. ~daina eomm..endbeta,· Chtlerleaclers ud .aueJU ed COach ·Wolfe IIIII his· team ;hlllll tor the ~..• tor hiVlno,... ftr&l,plil.,.hci!IOro .....,.. by team paronto IIIIi pre- · ID the ....w Portlm! l'livW.Dired b.Y Jlllllher• ol the chlldr•.. tiGnal tournament. Wolle preiiOilled !etten IIIII Mra. Ch)onla Grimm, • teamer at th8 school, pve a welcome awarda to team members. re!'nd lnliodueed COadl Wolle who calling Proiii'O" made b)' eaeh ~ Adams. Adamo opoke during the aea1011, and to cheer~ on the value 0( hard work and leaders. Receiving the awarda .MemberS or thl RICtne Mirchant.s Association are movtrw intO high llUrln their plina !Of 1 Pllbll< Aunt Jemima Pancllke iqlpar. . ~~ .""vnt has b1ien set t9r Stmdly, A~Jril 21, and IR.order 1D ayqld tratnc congestion which developed Jut year, It has been moved to larger rt.ciUUes at the Rr.clne Junior High School. Serving wlll be from 10 a. m. to SP. m. with members of the asaoctadon takil'lrl •hlftl ln PrtP&rin& the pancakes and aau~~ge and aaalsttrw tlle el~Ptetecl The dancers wiil give nvepur- '. Adams • IS A tol~ til' ~amei'Adaml, lllutharo tu£1, Sclloi>l ballkelballcOtdl, IIIII I)I'JMntaUoo o1 owirdi to IS pl.y.;., hillhllllhiea I banQ>et I\I,P<I !)lilurdaj> OV!Oini· at the Ltiart FO)Io FJemllfllarj SChool In honoj- 'If ttie school botdselball 1Nm llid Ito coa<h, Duane Wolre. Sxty~u par181llt, team mem- ·i' :I . . - ' . . ....... ····- -·· , .. , ...,....,.... , ' ,.. ~ ·····- ·-·· ·-···· .. ... ..... ··· ···· ·-· ... • ' ' ~ "eat cave bears o! Europe · dlsapp~ared wII h pririJitive man. Funeral aorvices ror Andrew Harris, 67, Rae iDe, who died Wecmsda,y inMelgsGeneraiHo.. Pita!, wUI be held Frldo,y at 1 »• m. 11 tile Ewing Chtl>ll with the Rev. Freeland Norrisoctlctatlng. Burial will bo In The PIIIIIB Cemetery. Mr. Harris, a native of Hunt-ington, W. va., lived most of. hls lite in the Racine area. He wu one or the youngest students ever to graduate trom West Virginia Unlveralll<. He had numerous trt.ends unong , U. S. cr81dve writers. He knew u.·L. Mencken, whD raised American criticism to world recognition. Mr. Harris COo4Uthored or • ..,. silted In writing aeveral books and l1lllO' maaulne arddes. He wrote a aeries or articlea under the Pleudoi1JIIn, Hteronymous, In The lloUy Sentinel and tho !lmdo,y n1ler Mllir.P and ~ iur~. Introduced wore .Otis' JlcCIIJi· Hefrr 1111), ~ Efvlh, Dorotl!i Bentz, board ql ~.,_ lock, don 'membert; M1r s. ·.; iJPI~il Adamo, Mr.· and Mrs . .IUI!Cit Jr., Mr•. Du""' Mra. Dollie Wolle lllld.)lr, IIIII Mr•• CtareDce &lteJds. .-. ~ JJ. A red IIIII block oolor ldumle - the school' colors - wert 'uaed on the table& which were nnterec1 with red Ooralarr..,._ wotr,, _wotre. menta. A cake done in a baS.. ke111111 eourt repllc:a, a gl!lo!tllo teacherl oC.tiJe school, wauerved witll the dlmar. Time&<Sentlnel. Hf1 .POems have been widely circulated. A "ftc'ubllean", he neverthe- Massive Thrust Pushed ,, ""'""• C0roief1 ' . ~.f hOld at ~· ~.~, ~~118~' tldt:ago A Y e. Olllrch o! ID dl!!er• ct;oll!"i l!f\li~ ulll'\! (Gil, , · Cl)rill. _ . .,_dl~!i~ 'each IMD ·tp'iJup. the Mrl. Jacl<! Nicoll< lllld ·MrL •Wen, Jacoi;!y,I)!Btuliion COle once. <> · · . .' Tim Swan ol Coltltllb"*'\lhlted ' lege B!Uatoo otllo ' willl.l!etho · Tho t~'f\'eot• WIU l:oo.vler t h ,!t~;:wee~ent~ .their • soni lead~~\ ,;,m prhact~tfeak- elude with ·a~IJI~ on . ~~ !.llhor arid 'atand!ather, reopec- or will be Ed Ertldn, Grahger, II 5 p.DI;· at..llyl!fs Uke Ban. ~ly. B11 ~ Glbb~, • !l"llont ·Ind., who I• noted ror ii)Oiddn1 "'et Hall . car,i i!lll lor"! a moll Melga General Ho&»ital. toreacle lor tile trip !rom the K~ !10)' lilgp, .on or Mr. and Mrl. iJenO RJgs or near Senior Cho;r Holr;ls' Chellfr, . Is tiJe 1"011 ol Ids ~~ranc~Parente, Mr. and Mrs. R111 Fellowsh;p H6ur Rtggat Mr. "andTMrs. Gene RIIP I ~ ' are vac'*'CJO!ng Iii ~lorida. MA9lN - Frilia1 Mrs. · Oarr' Kautz arid d•· March 29, · !l'e Sonl\11' Cllolr o! ter, Jo)o, 'Mr. Md Mrs. Thoo· the Mason t.u.JI,'citilrcll ·mtilll dore Nor'l1 and Mn: Olarlei the home II( Mh .:nd.Mrl. ·JJmea l43_ers 1fBre weekend·visitor~ tn · H. Lewii iiirl for ·• ·felloWihip COlumbus with Mr. IIIII Mr~ houo Dale Ruuell arKI 'oth!W relatlvea nu'rtng the devoUonai ·period and friends. Miu .,Allee Roach read acrl_pMr. and Mrs. Geor&e 9dvller, lure Mr T R David I!!ad' tile · Special Holy Week Jr., qd dau(Ltlter, Ja,ne, o1 Cin- ~in ~.y~· and Mr.:~Wil, clnnatl, vi oiled hare lilmdq with the Choir Director lo.litlie choir Services Announced Mr. .,cc' Mrs. Will . ~oro ol In s~q~n1 b~.' ~ bufi~ pot. Mlnenrille, and. Mr. Ud Mrs. lUck cllmer fta lerved. · · tho , SYRACUSE - . Special Hoi.Y John fultz lllld 1111111¥, Middle· ~udiitorllum. Week SerVIces lor the !jyr~cuao pQrt. Mro. Marilyn Wlloon o! Ml'"li!li~OIIIJici •IIQ'& Evangelical UnIted Brethren ~ Qiar;O will be held 11 the car. neroville II a patl6nt II the mel E.U~B. Church located at Cabell - Huntinglon Hospital II. ' tho lnteroectlon or carmel Road • Huntlngllin, W. Va. Her room <,, liCIIOCJI. ll!en .,and Ploallnl Vlow Road Jull orr number ls 509. dinco Pl!V Sllurd!Q',. Pomeroy ·Balhan Road . 1he pallor, Paul ,IIi..., ....,., ell ri J W · A, Siller&, IIIII be speaking Moo,...,.,,.,.;..·au II> ..,.. qsw •··.· Tile••••, 1bur••••,IIIIIFrl~ •.. ...... l!our• 8 to 11 Union Friday ·'1.: o!',!!i'!J!: GRQVE .IJiturch oerv- ·~-::.·· Uaton Std>beno of , •. , ;:-v·· 1qt Publk! »late lunch al&lPar, Services Announced , ,~ h!Ja Cotml!un!O' 11.111 \ h e. fb'r~ouae Preli>yterlan ~ ~,'-~llrtlng 11 5130 jj, m. Cl!urch )rill IIJOak Wodnelldicy ·: ~liMo 'him 1111 1J O.C. evlnlnt On T:.urlldlcy evening a ..1 ,.,.,. ... ...r w » ' Union communion rJervlee Will be SYRACUSE ...: .The !jyr8cuao ~ ' • ' ' "too. conducted. Serrlce·a are · at 8 0\lll'ches will hold a Unloo Good 'Frido.Y Service at the E.U.B. ' JOi'IIOa CHOIR Rl'l<tlcO, 9.3o eadl eVentng. Church' be&lnnlng II 2 p.m. ant! ot St. Paul lAid>' ~...., . '. ' · lallbltl to' 3 p.m. ,' with ..,.clal ENROLLS IN OTC music by the church choir a.. ,,,.,.MI<IMI·•~ ;Pm:gaq, •.tQO.,o! ·•" '~'~~'~ ~'"''<Will ·~ lbe'ft"Y· -oMra•·~>Nollllo~ W. E. Zlmniel'llllll ilhO lf1"iw ..,ville, "-• enrolled.,~ ~ h e tOI!ductirig· Ev.riDitlllc iGtV!ces , q,!Q ~J:!il Collep, 888 &In- 11 tile !ll'racuie O.utcb · the bury- R<NIII: ColuDlbUii· Hi will 14•areno. Th<i Hlivlce li lt>On< 3, IOl'ed by llle· mlnlsterlal alaOclltibri ot Syracuse. mini-• . ,, , 17 iewt!s. AutONtlc. Two IliPiey, w. Vo., rolldontl were aclnliued at Veterans MIJDo CHARLES GOLIEN Golden in Casi For Everyman !A »·... _, . . ., - Notlceo to patrono arrtcledbj tile change ID rural oervleo !roril tile 1'1>11 Ol!let have been dlllrlbuted according IIi Pl>otmaoter Jamea lblilb)'. , Theoe notice• lhow lbe n~ route number II> bo uaed by ead) POr.- patron lllld llbould be route This ell..,. lo elloctlvo ~ lng April 6. Patrons ...Or.....lled to IICll:i4' eorreopondonta or their new aMreas. If, ....,....,... . · I.·. Mi:iGS G~NEBAL &AL W-Mi.J. DtW~t, !ormtjl . A~ll- Wlllll'dJellon, coiiiiiiii!M ·wlfi' ~ )il lllnefsVWe; Cora Wlqlnt, PoJDo ldlool ollldlla Olllltirlllf"''!io eroyj lillrho7 Wlls, 'lllddiCiort. pr!Orltlel jll tho ~pcal!on ·o! ''ibo QsCHAI«<ED- None. -- flllill. .. '> . . . I .1 I• -· ;· . :•'f:, · - ··Pomoray , CJGWII llld ... w.u. - Ill•- · l.i •. MAxF•ctor c,..... f:ol- Ultr• lucent Blusher ' 2 "'· with lowol BIEEZE 69c . 4'ol! Ways To Blush Bettet· only$3.00 Clifton Stubby, Dill or Rectal 1.85 THERMOMETERS. FMR. -2 furl• ,, lenll. lea. 79c, 12 OL MUk ·OF .. MAGNESIA .... ' . 1...SYRINGE Red. 5-year aithSiit t--2"'...tor u::!!7o~;;:::; Rexall Cascara Compound, lOO's/ 89t IIEl'S f'ILI.S, .2flf • TULON FRY PANS Tef!OII coated inside ailu oul ScralchJIJ'OOf. Avocado c:olor .1..~ IV" ' · SUn~m Conllea TOOTH. BRUSH· . 2 F·OR: aoe· ' ' .· DOViSOAP 2for41c lO't NANDI 36c ...,,...... 57c• Plei!l or ftilint ~d . . ,. ' a.nd-Aid Dlsp. l!fc . Tussy Oeod. Cr. !!lie .1.49 ... G1Y · · 9k 'Me ;.Pio 11..,.! , ' '· a.. ·- ·Uiiive.r- per..,, number. vtYJan , returnet!, to tile carrier lbowln& recalvlng mall ID each box. po.; trona reeelving' no notice will contiDue to use their pre- s•• WATCHDOG· GROUP PICKED ATHENS (UPI) - A !a<IIII.Yadmlnlllratlvo oommll1M will review a pro. poal to ol!lbll... a Wll<l1dqa ~on. . ~ at Ohio Unlterilijo. ·Objo 111.1' Pre,oldont .v•.,.. Alden medo . '•lh,o Goessler Jewelry. Store' CHOCOLATE DROPS .... 29c lit Good P08toffice Pati'ODII Notified of Oumge or:Metg• VETEIIANS MEII!Om.u. HOSPr).'A!. AtimTED- Poul :mill!, ila. aoa. Arno11, ~lne; 11a11n Polloi!,.Albolll'; <\lu Grtndof.ad; Now iloYoiJj Oiorpl'uiltna,lll6dltl>Ortl PIKIOI>o Clarlt, PomjiJ;Wl Mary . Joneo, Pomoro11 Harry Glbbo, Letart, W, vl.;~r~)!r..... or, Pol!lero)'l Nlltlo.-c....;, <lne. · ~AIIGED - Mary Flnll' ley, .IIUb1 Gr- Mrs. Nancy Hall and cieu&hter, Elmer StilL •• When you know what make1 a wateb tick, you'll ,a:iw a lulcwa Candy Speeial W~perlorm-... IbburaementJ rrom collec> IIIE8r1NGS PLANNED dons Counlj< Court act!.. The Rutland lllallon Chureh iiY In March totoledf3,119~­ cording II> Clerk Elilllboth Hoi>- w!ll hold 1 weekand meet!~ Frldo,y, AllrU 5, through SUndo,y, Aj>. stetter. Tbo dlsburoem..ts lneludo rtl7,wlthtlleRev.andMrs.Grlllt ' II> the awe, f103.05 In Rhocloa o! tllo pt. PI-Ill .. $813.78 r... to tho aherlll'& det>artmont awn School .. gueat apeakvs. fond, fi,S80.H to tho COUII\Y.,_. lund, f568.2$ to tije )aw llbrll')' and f21G,U to tl>o ...., lll:lltoo and tox lund of tho -· ........., '!:"''~ ,.., ' llenchlnl, !W> Bing, Charles c"'al Church. Clarkaon, Cathy Fultz, !Ieith E.. Golden Dr at appeared on llii&Oans Pauletta Hudaon, Lennie Van II the age ol ol> ID I . Chicago ' . I~" M-, John Pear'"'"' JOJIIIle ;:•R.~~"Sl •c . .,,~~..... L' Bower• Mlrla tlrue...,. and r,o,.. 'Siore . • ·nos _.... 7S q v~an. i<!>anhi proililt!tlona 1M' U;,S.· Proii!Pier& are Peney llo)'es lllld Far Eut on 111&0; tlllil and and Back: Hawley, TlcketB, aYIII- televlllon. able at tho door, are 50 c A lllllro of Chlcll&li;·Goldenclld. lor ~ts and 25 coots lor stu- &OYenl year• ol ehoril worlt denta. wllb tho Cl'fic llual~ GI'GIII and. tho ChltllllO llluolc Clmalo. He Joined Tbo lnll>lrlllon Pla.rer• Iii F~, 1987, l'nd olncetllot time hll performed ID more than 51111 PIA¥• In over J100 cltleo throUiljloUI the llllion. • Tbe publle Ia lavitetl to tho ortal Holl>ltai lor Injuries ,.., tainod In an accident 011 11oute TOLEDO (UP!)- Gov. James 248 11 9 L m. todo,y, .<t A. Rhodes lode¥ called lor a They aro Ilennla Dur•4 67, and "complete revamping ol our oclblla ~•t. 69. Jkrth austalned ucauon IYitem" to help IOlve abrasions and contusions and Mat he termed the most pre••wero .Jn satlalaciiJQ' condltiDn. lng ioiUO In naed o1 lolullon to. The co"'le wastran811011edtothe do¥ - r Job• ror ......, poople. holl>u.l b)' Pomeroy anorgeocy "We ..,.. provide Job Rlcaaquadman. tloo lllld Job _..wnltloo !orour Meigs Couii\Y Sherll! llobort 10IDII - ' e or wo will lillht c. Hartmlbath ,Ud the car in them in the ·Jtreeti,"' Rhodea which the two peraonl were tra"" laid at a luncheon meetiq of ellni filled w round 1 curve 1.3 lbe Toledo Bar AOIOclalloo. mile oa11 or Route 348, wont IDto The ......_ put "Job• ror a cllleh, ~turned•-· Tbe1967 ......, - ' " ' II tho lop o1 a modal auto wu h11viq damlge4. II &I ol •rtve maJor 1111101 conThe Investigation Ia beiJw co~ rrondng Toledo lllld all ol Ohio." dnuod. The other ..maJor laua" were tnfllc bottleneck1, poiluDisbursements of lion, anttQ111ed meow holltll rartlltlea lllld edllcal:loo oo all Court Announced levels. ~ ~,:rt"· ,ILullliiiOIII IUmtflil ... dilllilt dill, lfMI hinds. ..... Ripley Couple Rhodes Asks Is InJured Jtllp!'_ar.,.-· , WaltrprGDf0 • c.ltndlr •ltdl)lll. SwMp MCOIId hHd. SwiO'IIftl ~ SUPPERS Charles J. Golden Ia one o!tho Mrs. Theocktsia Frecker, di- five member• of The lllspiradon Pl~ro wbowWpresent"Everyrector, assures an extremiQt • mon" 11 8:15 p, m. WOcilesda.Y tertalnlng Perfonnaoee. Characters are Mike Hargtavea, Jenn;y In doe Sanctua.,. of Gr~ ~~ .. Revamping o.r'J Schools -· ·n-:;.-:•m ' Ufl IIH ''IP"- HOUSE Present Play The Pomeroy Senior ClasawU preaent Its play, -•DJ.ctator Old"', In the Pomeroy Junior lllgh auditorium 11 8 p. m. this Frido,y, As thi& will be an ''all .. out attempt" to raise the final money neceasary tor the aentor triP to wa&hingtDn, D. C., they are ..., que~ a large attendance. . ..,,,, ..--. ~· ~ mr Seniors Will (lJPI) - ·• ev..,.g, leu IOOught the late Pra&ldont John F.llennedy would hive been one of America's greatelt. Survtvirw ia a niece, Marpret Klckel, North Olmsted. Friendl may call at the tuneralhomelll)'tlme. . While diplomats bepn pushing for. ~ce, a mauive allied thrust drove todo,y toward tho relief or the surrounded Marine tort o1 Khe Sa.nh oo South Vietnam's northem !rootler. U.S. spokesmen alao reported a reoord 3,886 Am ~ erican troops wounded last week. The .u.s. - llluth Vlotnameae push toward Khe Sanb reached a point three mUea trom itl objective Wedneodo,y alter killing 25 Norlh Vlotnameselllld en<llrlng a 280-round barrase tfr Communist mortar, rocket and arllllery Ore, spokesmen said.· In Satloft, d e s p i t e private grumb1111f, the South Vietnam guvel'lllllllll prociolmed 111pp<>rl for President Jotmaon's effort to carry NOrth VIetnam Into nego. Ulllono that OQU!d lead II> peace talks. I American spokesmen In the capital said 3,886Americanuuf~ fered WOUilds in combat last week, ,surpassing the previous record ·oi 2,766 set in the week ending March 9. SAIGON - • Norm~ Cu~ Devill $1uler, .Johll Jenklnai l.IOcltl' lhiPIJ, Wl\YIIO Ro~ey,' ~ Sa.Yre, Roimio Atileo, Bob 1111101', Paul Croll, Devld Jeni!!ha, Bill Roulh, :Jove Plo~<tno, Milot ROll• erto, John Mark Sa.YM~ Tim· Curfman, and cheel'laaclei'I, 'Ter~ ri Findley, Tammie Rouo~' dtb· NOTIII ' ' �.•.. '"'· . "I ' ' I J ,, ,,., '' ' . ' Jlelp . ~· ;. • " anSMr YClUr 'to.:the,OiaUIIIIer 'OlloN 1ol0thor pllec! the .d j r I y dlollea ID her bod Is really !ar out, (NOTE FROM H: The mo. thor alao lore a strl!l from the ; Appalachian sn.an * Wins ~ ; ' Car Award PT, PLEASANT - A sales promotion program, using small electric cars, has won a national award lor Aj>palachlan Power CGQlPIII)'. The award came In the VJilual •ward program conducted by Edi1011 Electric Institute, natiatal trade association or nearly 200 inveator - owned electric utUity eotnpanles. li was presented recently at EEl's annual aales conference in Chicago, and accepting for Appalachian was L, L. Koontz, supervisor of residential and rural sales for Appala<hlon, Eilht child-sized electric cars were slven as prizes, one in each Appalachian Power division, duriDB the promotion, The cars were used as 11tralfic builders" to develop sales prospects for electric ranges, water heaters, and dryers. AppUMce dealers throughout Appalathian's 52 CCitlnQ' service area cooperated in the promotion, Mrs. Sauvage .:r.~ ·' 1'· :;I,, t.' "' '" • :"~ ;.1; _ J ~ dSu&!lter• s new formal ahd hand· id It, to h~ for a dust cloth; also· tid her pet parakeet to the cal,)· 1 11\l' 'Mom doesn't need PI)'· chlalrlc care, Sis and Dod dol Boy, is ·that mf;'ther smartl I willh Pd thought of the "dishes in the bed" routine. If this girl Is an ooly Ichild, but she probably pr«oods ohe ia. All eight o! mine do, i have to make nine bods, pick ~;> all clothes, wash, Jron, scrub floors, cook meals, wash dishes too, 1 don't get one blt or lielp unless I do something draaiic and, up IOllil I heard o! I h i s mother's neat tricks, my worst has been dumpinc all their draw~ en on their beds and emptying their closets on top of that. I admit I was tempted to dump the garbage and trash in t i1e Election o! new o«lcers h~ , ,lllhted a meeting or tho Woman's , .11 Soei«J of ChriaUsn Service o! ·~• :w-racuse Methodist Church ' bold Tuesdojl night at tho home ·~ otllrs. Ilana Wlnebrennsr. ·", lira. JOhn Sauvage was named ·iii: J)rtlldent ol tho socletj'. other '~'· alftcers elected were Mrs. Alice Clii>oharl, vice president; 11 r s. ~: . ,, . '· J "' I ~ r~· anr' box Durable Press Linen • Linen, one of the olde•t ap· PJU'Bl fabrics, has always been · Prized for Its durabllily and washability. It is now slated to offer still another serv•ce· ability feature-a d u r able press finish ao th,at Unen gar· . menlo will require little 111' n,o . ironing after IJundering, 1! ,)rwerly dried in an aut.,. ; My kids even throw c J e a n clothes on the fioor to be washed, just because I folded them and put thOIII on their "eds, and not away in their drawers; MY bil#l school girl walkslnandgoes immediately to her room, comes down to eat _ alter r have set the table - and then loaves to l'llt<h TV, When I ask her to loed the dishwasher she growls, "lhave to study." Kids iod8y are !antaatk My only salvation Is thet my h u •- on thick as she sent ~,,~~,~~I! KIIOif/ fliU ....;., ....; • ·'BIJ .ftOIIjjiJ'.O .~ . · · ,, · . , . , · · ' . .. ' , ' , .·· · 'lt:fr..,.,. tl( · ' ~~ +' Tn:r,m~ttt ' ' · , .. · ' '' - ;, ,, · OAN MEADDWB ra ° "' ;,IDtlt: :ha~575t ,, , ' · · ·· · ·. ' • '- · · ~(,!lift ,ltlpo 457&11 ' , .., , :. . _ W•lli'"Friendlyo- ~ltloul Slrvlce . , ' , ,. , · , . . Prescription .a.11very ·' · . . ~ -·· .... . c•NDIIS ........ _ - ' mine wlten tlll\l' 8U to bed on dish This colwnn Is dedi<ated to es and garbage or find all their lamlly living, so If yoo're hav. clothes either in the Good Will lng kid trooble or just plain trClUblo, lei Holen help YOU, bonfl :.:.~ ~.:mM;~inthebaci< lite wUI also welcomeyourowa , Ans: 3TIMES MORE . .'THAN BEFORE ••• De~ Tired: vacation away from your family lps•pe-r._ _ _ _ _ _ _,. might do everyone in it • lot or good, You can't teaoh ldda pride in themselves, their home - or their parents - with ohlldlsh pt. even SohOJ!IOS. Are YClU 80 busy at YClUr role at sell.pltying servant you've fOrgotten how a real malher bperales?- ~ ,_ Dear Helen:· · ~· ~ rm constantly getting those ulueky nwnbersh in the maU 59 Ave. S8YIDB I ma,y alreaoJ.y be a win-' 992-5560 ner because the winning num- Get Order In Early . For Easter "3 f' HOME ASSORTMENT, ; H2-3498 allll!trmltes, Ad. yoa11 to lila ot wood stdlng, patio feno·es, picnic tablel, lhuttert-eYen wood- ~J"J~ ~ify "l.UISBER 1nd SUPPLY 0110 (IIIDDLIPORT MIDDLEPORT f Continuing, he said: u1 wa& selected as one of the students for the scholarship lUnd and It was greatly appro. elated, A college education Is very expensive, It is a big bur· , · ' I. fiUlRVES against decay chl.fck hutchea. Full color bro- . llally Sentinel year and take a psrt.time job as your atudies take all of your · POMEROY want to thank everyone that pvo or hsd any p8rl In tha Moles County Citizens Scholarship Founclallon last year," Roger Lee Davis, RuUand, one of 16 reel!llents or o<holarshipo •· warded in the program, told The dell for our parents. It is very hard to go to college the !lrst · FRJI , . 'IC;INI PHONE Pediatric neuromuscular problems will be the subject or the final program on April 24, llh- '~1 , . 2. WATERPROOFS against \~• wa!llin&, ,._ ,. swellini, . PARTY!UPPLIE~Ik . BEN mJlEASY·ON COAT D.OES 3 VITAl- JOBS: 1. sTAIIIS deeply, beaulifully, EAStER GREEnNG CARDS . ' with NEW ARAB il STAIN! HOME IS WHERE el(l!ryOhe expects FANNY FARMER! Chocolate covered cre••m• clusters, caramels, fruits, fudge, and fa'n<~ies -FILLED BASKETS -BASKETS TO FILL -TOY NOVELTIES -EASTER EGG DYE ·.CANDY, Bulk •nd Noweltloa .-GIFT ITEMS -WRAPPING,MATERIAL -ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ..CEMETERY OECORATIONS BUrger)', cus8lllltS are Dra. William C. Earl, assistant profesaor o! physica! medicine and Robert A, Wehe, Instructor in pediatrics, Holj)ltaia partlclpaling In I h e te1evhd011 series are Community and Meroy Holpitals In ~ring- field; Ueldng Counf.Y, ·Newark; Lawrence Couni.Y, · Jronlon; Madleon Count,y, London; Manllleld General; Bert W. Merlin Memorial, Ml, Vernon; Chllllouthe General; COsho<:ton Memorial; Merion General; Gallipolis Modleal Center; 9\eltertng Arms, Athens; Camden-Clark in ParkersbUrg, w. va.i and Grant and Mt, Cannel In CGlumbus, Dr. William G. Pace, dltector !or COntinuing Medical Ed. ucaUon at Obio State, will serve as panel moderator for the telecasts. Moderators ln the 15 hospitals will be able to ask questions of members ol the program panel wlto will be visible oo the TV seta. Modern audio techni(Jles and eQ.lipment a r e utilized Ia each holpitai, This pilot series of programs Is partially 811J))l0rlod by a grant !rom the Network lor Coollnu· IDB Medical Educatloo (NCME) in New York City, The broadcast programs will aleo be recorded on video tape for study and analysis and ror later distr!butloo by NCME, 0 ' ·anv of our business- we cau 't keep money lcrnu enouuh for it to get dirty. ') 1!1 o) While meditating over a sandwlch, we discovered a . marvelous new paper fastener -peanut butter, The ain of gluttony il not In· the 1960s, Peru, whoso commercial fish catch had been negligible, suqdenly caught up with and sur· passed J a p a n, long the world's No. I fishing nation. Most o! the PeruviBil catch, however, Is not destined for ~~!'"'!.. ··ccoonsumption. In harvested 9.68 of only frowned on, ifs alJnOSt impossible to commd at today's food prices. for girls who ' know the name of the game For The Best Food Thoughts NORTH SOUTH EAST uwhen the trumpet sounds, he sag• 'Aho!' He smells the battle from afar, the thunder of the captains, and the ahouting,"-Job 39:25. WEST~u~~ Wash 'n Wear permanent pr•ss slacks, skirts, jackets and tops in pastel shodes. Sizes 8 to 18. New arrivals at IT'S. THE • • • There is no such thing as an inevitable war. If war comes it will be from failure of human wisdom,-Andrew Bonar Law, Canadian slates. man. SHAKE HAVEN ' ~ Routo 7 ChHMr, 0, • LEDLIE, SISTERS STYLE SHOP " ----------- have the opportunlcy to do so, I do not think any youqg poreon ohould be left out of a hlllf>er e<klcatlon if he has the taJoot to purrtue lt. Let's all get behind the second year of our Meigs County 'Dollars for Scholars' a n d make tt a big success. Again, I wish to thank everyone ror my scholarship last year. The second annual fw1d drive o! the scholarship !oundation Is now underway. 11 10-DAYS 11L EASTER Pl•ce Your OrderTod•y For Garden •nduwn Nee.ds, , , , time, "I attended Miami Unlveralcy and now I am attending 0 h I o Teohnlcal CGIIege, COlumbus, IJIUdylng electronic engineering, I thiltl 'lfer)'"WWIi4etll wlto graduates !1'0111 high school and wants to attend · college or any other type or higher education should Dittllty'$.Jiorift,~ FILLED EASTER BASkETS 59 N. 2nd Ave, 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT 1!, IIley IJIIo, recordbw seer~; ~ lira. C. B. Weese. tr'easurer; ' • lira. Nora -•holt, Christion ~ IOelil rellldons; llrs. Margaret · ,:~ Ele~ • mls&lonll')' ecb:ation; '~ 11111 llar<la Karr, ll>lrituolllle }, ~!Wnnan; 11141 llrs. Chrlatins ·~ Grimm, chairman of the mem·. · ·borBhlll ooDUDittoa. . ·:. " Nlaa Karr opened the me'*" · ' law with •YIIIIona. lite read the 1 ' , ... i • • :, llrs. Weese. ' To conclude tho mooting, Mlos 1 Kart read an article on the cau.. · r olk'o new or unity liken !rom the book, ''That The World MI.¥ Believe''. Refreslunents were wved by the hostess. , UN!', ' ,. ' Open Every Week D•y 9:00 to 7:0o . Salurdar 111 e I~· MAIN ST. ttWt'll 1e months' ,, :' ~ . '"' ,, ~ SMOKED POliSH . SAUSAGE .••••••------.··· - '' ' ,· CSaei savings '., . ; OLDFASHIONED . 2 lb 1 19 .. SAUSAGE~~"-~~~---2 ' lb.$1 ' .,_ ' 9.36 { .· i14.13 3.W ',. ' l -~· the'Mien •• ' I anivthl81 <-,, · ' ,' 112 OL•• .... 1.15 hg,69c 59c,. ... ,, \ ' ,, ' ' ' ' . 69 ~ SID ' ~z·$. 1t00 . ' '· ' ,--...~! ' ;'". ;f '' . '.\' ,< 'I\ r. ., . \~~. ,, >i'"l ' ' '•·rt: fl..:,~ "'e ~~ :'~ ),<'.;·'·,..-.~~·-"· '_•, ' LAIGE o( .: · •Power 111nlt1an GIANT I ,h , -J', 69c liNG SIZE u.'·; flY~ ,:!:tlon,. stet"'! ' REGULAR AND HARD TO BROMO SELTZER $1.00Y•I• ,' I \ '• HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRAY REG. $1.25 99 ' ,I ;.o;_ -· E SAUVE ASP ERGUM SPRAY 19cYALUE . , 2 FOR~ D'CALL "' ' natlj,_) f!S and VINCE VALUE ',\- ' FAMILY TUBE ....'l65 SIZE 19e. '155 · CREAM, LARGE '1.85 00 ' ' ! The above data has·been fimJ, Vern E. Alden . ' PORiliYEL=.~~----------·Ib. 24.12 YOUR CHOICI liG. "'CI • $126.52 h~~Th!~·~Jiarln~~ ~ . -------------- nen. m 89 EVElY Nm · • GAS Water Heating OPEN 2 · lb 100 :: ' '/' ... '•) 98Cup ORDERNOWI DEUVERY ', ' Q-How 1114ng Wtltlndial> '_,tltmtic hurricanes occur ......r? A-The fU~!Y average is Fram POMEROY lb. e..,._____ .;. ___________ ~-------·--••--•-· 1 Compare Q-Who il the only person to bt hollored l1Ditt with the , Nobtl Prize? A-Madame Marie Curie. I Her famUy is the only one to have three members as win· • 1 ' GLEEM RoUND STEAK I ; QUICK QUIZ illjmlblolgbtlr· of MARKEr r I ' I •·~.--· \ How much money does Gas really save you? In yoilr home. Today. Let's dispenSil with 11litterin8 generalities. · · Let's talk dollars and sense. The chart spells jt out.lllq laney phrases. no glib llobbledygook. 'Tbafs the way it is. • There are many other-ta11es of Gas, But to sum it all up, versatile nat\lrlil Ga's does ~'ljpb better. And for a lot less mo{iijy. . ' · . N . ~~s 51 0 !:;· ........ .JUDGE I FOR YDUABEI.P ,, . , t boXes were receivedbythetreu-. :t • WEIGH · THE FACTS EXTRA SPECIAL USDArCHOICE i1-~---<W;A;t;"Or5Pen-.rn-suiicii;s,----., , ,( ' ~- ot the Qaurcb to the ' ~ Wor~ and 8Poke on tho I l r s t world conference. Mrs.. Eieh~ ~. assisted by lfrs. Winoo · ' ,l:ftnnlr and lira. Ct!Pettart.pve t. ,jl• l!ol,y Week litarQI, Blosstq · .. llta&ap GAS ar ELECTRICITY? . 0, Pomeroy Opp, Upper Porklng Lot Appreciation to DFS Aid ~ -~ Everything For A , Joyous &ster: sistant professors or orthOpedics at the CGilege o! Modi· cine, On April 17, three Ohio State !aculcy memben will dlaeuas the dlag..,ala and traatment of hand InJuries, They are Drs, Ronald B, Berggren, director of tho dlvlalon of plaetlc surgery; Carl R. COleman, assistant professor of surgery; and Robert J, D.aran, assistant professor of 0 The new coin laundry down tile block won't · get ·" ' H. .. Management of common Fracture• in the F~earm and Leg," by Drs, Edward J, Eyring and John B. Roberta. Botb are aS- iOLA PRESENTS••• If the road to the nether· world is paved with good in· tentlons, why haven't we got the contracting bid? Rutland Student Extends MAll Dear Mad: ..... Thank you very mu<h," , to the neighbor, Much more blislnnd agreeswithrnethey'rehope- terlng words to your husband. neoring and prollletlon, The ·first prellelllation wUI be viding CJ1allcy control in eng!- GIFTS-TOYS CANDY whole dinner that night. I was so embarrassed I could have died, What would you have said?- By PHIL PASTORET. Physicians of Two-State Regiop 'Tele..eommunlcatlons Center, ts the key station lor the network, orlglnatlns all programs and pro- of over a Post~ Grad Study by TV Offered COLUMBUS - i'hl'olciona at 15 oommunii.Y hoopllala in Qllo and Wool VIrginia will be able - miUc._ dryer. to hold two-WI\Y. dlaeuaaiona aa ' well ao see panellata on lalevl· The Senate hao jurisdiction slon via the Otllo Medical Edu· over U.S, treaties, cation Network .in April. Tho College or Medicine at Oblo State Unlverslcy will pre. sent Its third annluli series o! pilot televlolon programs on All· rU 10, 17 and 24, Each hour~ong proerBIII wjll be broadcast at noon (ES'!'), The television venture, directed to pllyl!olana as an adjUnct to contlnulai medical education on the poll gra<bate level, will be carried by wosu.TV (Ch, 34, CGiumbua); WGSF -TV (Ch, 28, Newark); WOUB-TV (Ch, 20, Athena) and CATV (cable BOTV· lbe) in several communities, WOSIJ-TV, the television outlet at the 01110 State UnlverBiiJ WORLD~C BARBS I b~o •.~~:""'box':)"'' ,~0 chute, The lllily Sentinel, Pomoroy--Mickll2POl'l, 0., ,\pril -1, 100M 7 - '·:t;;• boys' beds, but thought bettar ol It wlten 1 realized thlll''d just pick It all up and toss sheets, ~rbage and all down the clothes leu. You'll prd>ably hear Crom ~- J" amusing experiences. Address No comment, except thatalong Helen Bottel in care oCthlsnews- Is Elected President t ooBJiiul '' \ PITCHEI) BATTLE WITH KIDS ~ . llY JACK ''NeW ~~ til the liain - prtVJ ~;.,tfor, "'!!"• 1nj,r~lttaJ~>oo , NEW YORK- ~s CoilliJ chlc ,PaVIIIc,J "'flilll'••UJ•i~J~diid Oil h.U.\J~,, f'lfturei !'"!'!"' Delanlll''1 reward lor kWD&· by Stua11 Levlll, llibor 11111810!AA · BaUn•oollls ' I , Ha"' 'I\IIOWII'' " "' the con!roYerslll ~strilltbl• Ted Kboel;' ,et~:,) ~t outpsrt- ·Tq; VleiJ'!'IIt ·~~ tOr .GI• , hClUsing blll '!ro,m •t~:,ncmioi- .~rs Phil 'LeY!n <'o!l!o 1~ bla 'is ·· ~ : f)lew' . Fen; MqoiOtll , ment by the Coos~ro ~. , MQl\1 lakeP\:er lj'il , ~ J1i'llllod Mao;" ~~· ,a liiCidern ! a.rilmportant in !q~ , ~wick ,, . Jill 1111!11on Iii the, 19!linl!) and ~, lloiY Bible: ,, · , · . · ·' , • JeOnlne Levitt Leder, rlcb • wid- ' •~>·tUJc~Qn mUll! - )!llllkil)al111: · , bers have ~ draWD·- all I II* ''I' lht We 'LeY!~~·, ,...... i::J,arlll' 9~ 1 1011 ,A~, ~3, .. , ~ ,., .c~, V$1~• IIUIIIY· has decldOd , to llillcb, to s,;JI-· need do Is <heck here' U I .• sl¥, ~.,.. will lie ""' Ill a zerllncl because o1 lbe severe · wish buy (hugo("_.!OU::)· ~ r,:\l'h'l,l,nw!i~al at laat -'<•~~\~Jed <llrlllllh taxes ' (thanks. ~ '"' "ch,tcK_' here'' ~v P , ' Jt), ...!.. .~1 a ,, ~lsht,tt ~ ~ oo Very weallllY . . .. Ralpll Bel· . don t .~aiR to bUY. Either way, brlllianL~obort lllinlood 111111 and yoora oordlalb' were , ' · · · · It says There, Pm still eii&~~>~o ,'Wlirlinls' driiJIUI;' ap1n pOrtjnent .GiiouaaiDI btg • Alarled aelora ~ tnollfla lo for my prlze,tr 11\l' ."IIJI1ber liP- .,; 1n theldck;Y • .., ''E)T' 'mag. WIIO keep !llelr u•. S, dtizeu. ' ' •" , pears on the lucky' II at, aztno, sitar vtrtuom Rlnlllon- ·lhlll• but be<ome Swiss tax ' Well, rm an ~IDiot. 1 ~- liar (now teaching at ccNY) was 'residents: '"'boy con de what ways check the No, I \b) 1 aiJI<ed •how long belare Beatie they clloo.O." Ralj)h ..,J'11810d, want and send .., lllm· Geor&e narr1oon .~ 1naater •w teelllke a heel!' ber back, But I P~ wtn., Do tho Far East QlstnDneut; llavi, · Don't send Charles tho Gall you or any of your. r-.dertlmoW fldn,'t quite .ran: "A&ut 15 or 1 ftbe .pill~' bec:•se Le Gross anyooe : : yearl," Havllhanked, "He's •.Siarl even lo sticking htl 111o h• chec e " oow leartllDg to h<!l.d ~· inatru- !roues Into tho French birth rate DOUBTFUL 1118111," , llbloh ho leola neidl.., tlOII!rol; Dear Doubtful: . Mel Brooks, wrllor, director •in lad he wants a JIOiiU)atioo Nope, rve never met thalluc. of the latest rum IDApU;y '"'be exploskln ' ond . BUIIjiOC!a t h e k.v person, Has anyoneoutlllerio? I'I.'J!Illoers," and bls wile Anne Frenoh lllales aren•tdolqtllolr Would be encour~, to,~ Bancroft or uThe Graduate.. own blt; set up a mtnl&terial eom-.. there's hope lor us No' peo. a Mamattan !OwmoUae; tllelr mltteo to rever.e the !alllng. pio,- H, clown!lalrs tenant Ia JluneiGold- oft andwanto!OO,IIOO,OOOFrench' Dear Helen: , l1lil1, author of 11\e play and •men by the ysar 2000, My husband stayed oul uiltll IIIOVIo "Uonin Wln!U:•• JoeLe· TaxDJen reporl1110ro than 3,4:30 a.m. as usual, Tho n xl . vine Is the J)r<Wcer all ihree 000,000 JlOOllie Ia N; Y. hliVen't. mornlng a lady neighbOr oallod tllms ,, Erneat ~s asked lor rotund•- whloh 1nta1 while I waso't home, He was widoW Mary Ia M~Call' s upwards o1 $500 000 0001 ,,, hoarse and he looked terrible. ' ' · He told her he was going to the ---••••• doctor and he must have lald it ' ' ' ' ./ . . ,•~! · , ~. ' -'- '" ' Us.~~sy ~ren ao"e1 . . ' > , .. .;, v&ice·~tct.it'g . B~oad~ay· <'i. · I•om•fO~MipclfiJOrt, . 0., i\prU 4, 19~8 . ., ·''11 . ~~ • ~~~ 69~ If CUTE X �.•.. '"'· . "I ' ' I J ,, ,,., '' ' . ' Jlelp . ~· ;. • " anSMr YClUr 'to.:the,OiaUIIIIer 'OlloN 1ol0thor pllec! the .d j r I y dlollea ID her bod Is really !ar out, (NOTE FROM H: The mo. thor alao lore a strl!l from the ; Appalachian sn.an * Wins ~ ; ' Car Award PT, PLEASANT - A sales promotion program, using small electric cars, has won a national award lor Aj>palachlan Power CGQlPIII)'. The award came In the VJilual •ward program conducted by Edi1011 Electric Institute, natiatal trade association or nearly 200 inveator - owned electric utUity eotnpanles. li was presented recently at EEl's annual aales conference in Chicago, and accepting for Appalachian was L, L. Koontz, supervisor of residential and rural sales for Appala<hlon, Eilht child-sized electric cars were slven as prizes, one in each Appalachian Power division, duriDB the promotion, The cars were used as 11tralfic builders" to develop sales prospects for electric ranges, water heaters, and dryers. AppUMce dealers throughout Appalathian's 52 CCitlnQ' service area cooperated in the promotion, Mrs. Sauvage .:r.~ ·' 1'· :;I,, t.' "' '" • :"~ ;.1; _ J ~ dSu&!lter• s new formal ahd hand· id It, to h~ for a dust cloth; also· tid her pet parakeet to the cal,)· 1 11\l' 'Mom doesn't need PI)'· chlalrlc care, Sis and Dod dol Boy, is ·that mf;'ther smartl I willh Pd thought of the "dishes in the bed" routine. If this girl Is an ooly Ichild, but she probably pr«oods ohe ia. All eight o! mine do, i have to make nine bods, pick ~;> all clothes, wash, Jron, scrub floors, cook meals, wash dishes too, 1 don't get one blt or lielp unless I do something draaiic and, up IOllil I heard o! I h i s mother's neat tricks, my worst has been dumpinc all their draw~ en on their beds and emptying their closets on top of that. I admit I was tempted to dump the garbage and trash in t i1e Election o! new o«lcers h~ , ,lllhted a meeting or tho Woman's , .11 Soei«J of ChriaUsn Service o! ·~• :w-racuse Methodist Church ' bold Tuesdojl night at tho home ·~ otllrs. Ilana Wlnebrennsr. ·", lira. JOhn Sauvage was named ·iii: J)rtlldent ol tho socletj'. other '~'· alftcers elected were Mrs. Alice Clii>oharl, vice president; 11 r s. ~: . ,, . '· J "' I ~ r~· anr' box Durable Press Linen • Linen, one of the olde•t ap· PJU'Bl fabrics, has always been · Prized for Its durabllily and washability. It is now slated to offer still another serv•ce· ability feature-a d u r able press finish ao th,at Unen gar· . menlo will require little 111' n,o . ironing after IJundering, 1! ,)rwerly dried in an aut.,. ; My kids even throw c J e a n clothes on the fioor to be washed, just because I folded them and put thOIII on their "eds, and not away in their drawers; MY bil#l school girl walkslnandgoes immediately to her room, comes down to eat _ alter r have set the table - and then loaves to l'llt<h TV, When I ask her to loed the dishwasher she growls, "lhave to study." Kids iod8y are !antaatk My only salvation Is thet my h u •- on thick as she sent ~,,~~,~~I! KIIOif/ fliU ....;., ....; • ·'BIJ .ftOIIjjiJ'.O .~ . · · ,, · . , . , · · ' . .. ' , ' , .·· · 'lt:fr..,.,. tl( · ' ~~ +' Tn:r,m~ttt ' ' · , .. · ' '' - ;, ,, · OAN MEADDWB ra ° "' ;,IDtlt: :ha~575t ,, , ' · · ·· · ·. ' • '- · · ~(,!lift ,ltlpo 457&11 ' , .., , :. . _ W•lli'"Friendlyo- ~ltloul Slrvlce . , ' , ,. , · , . . Prescription .a.11very ·' · . . ~ -·· .... . c•NDIIS ........ _ - ' mine wlten tlll\l' 8U to bed on dish This colwnn Is dedi<ated to es and garbage or find all their lamlly living, so If yoo're hav. clothes either in the Good Will lng kid trooble or just plain trClUblo, lei Holen help YOU, bonfl :.:.~ ~.:mM;~inthebaci< lite wUI also welcomeyourowa , Ans: 3TIMES MORE . .'THAN BEFORE ••• De~ Tired: vacation away from your family lps•pe-r._ _ _ _ _ _ _,. might do everyone in it • lot or good, You can't teaoh ldda pride in themselves, their home - or their parents - with ohlldlsh pt. even SohOJ!IOS. Are YClU 80 busy at YClUr role at sell.pltying servant you've fOrgotten how a real malher bperales?- ~ ,_ Dear Helen:· · ~· ~ rm constantly getting those ulueky nwnbersh in the maU 59 Ave. S8YIDB I ma,y alreaoJ.y be a win-' 992-5560 ner because the winning num- Get Order In Early . For Easter "3 f' HOME ASSORTMENT, ; H2-3498 allll!trmltes, Ad. yoa11 to lila ot wood stdlng, patio feno·es, picnic tablel, lhuttert-eYen wood- ~J"J~ ~ify "l.UISBER 1nd SUPPLY 0110 (IIIDDLIPORT MIDDLEPORT f Continuing, he said: u1 wa& selected as one of the students for the scholarship lUnd and It was greatly appro. elated, A college education Is very expensive, It is a big bur· , · ' I. fiUlRVES against decay chl.fck hutchea. Full color bro- . llally Sentinel year and take a psrt.time job as your atudies take all of your · POMEROY want to thank everyone that pvo or hsd any p8rl In tha Moles County Citizens Scholarship Founclallon last year," Roger Lee Davis, RuUand, one of 16 reel!llents or o<holarshipo •· warded in the program, told The dell for our parents. It is very hard to go to college the !lrst · FRJI , . 'IC;INI PHONE Pediatric neuromuscular problems will be the subject or the final program on April 24, llh- '~1 , . 2. WATERPROOFS against \~• wa!llin&, ,._ ,. swellini, . PARTY!UPPLIE~Ik . BEN mJlEASY·ON COAT D.OES 3 VITAl- JOBS: 1. sTAIIIS deeply, beaulifully, EAStER GREEnNG CARDS . ' with NEW ARAB il STAIN! HOME IS WHERE el(l!ryOhe expects FANNY FARMER! Chocolate covered cre••m• clusters, caramels, fruits, fudge, and fa'n<~ies -FILLED BASKETS -BASKETS TO FILL -TOY NOVELTIES -EASTER EGG DYE ·.CANDY, Bulk •nd Noweltloa .-GIFT ITEMS -WRAPPING,MATERIAL -ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS ..CEMETERY OECORATIONS BUrger)', cus8lllltS are Dra. William C. Earl, assistant profesaor o! physica! medicine and Robert A, Wehe, Instructor in pediatrics, Holj)ltaia partlclpaling In I h e te1evhd011 series are Community and Meroy Holpitals In ~ring- field; Ueldng Counf.Y, ·Newark; Lawrence Couni.Y, · Jronlon; Madleon Count,y, London; Manllleld General; Bert W. Merlin Memorial, Ml, Vernon; Chllllouthe General; COsho<:ton Memorial; Merion General; Gallipolis Modleal Center; 9\eltertng Arms, Athens; Camden-Clark in ParkersbUrg, w. va.i and Grant and Mt, Cannel In CGlumbus, Dr. William G. Pace, dltector !or COntinuing Medical Ed. ucaUon at Obio State, will serve as panel moderator for the telecasts. Moderators ln the 15 hospitals will be able to ask questions of members ol the program panel wlto will be visible oo the TV seta. Modern audio techni(Jles and eQ.lipment a r e utilized Ia each holpitai, This pilot series of programs Is partially 811J))l0rlod by a grant !rom the Network lor Coollnu· IDB Medical Educatloo (NCME) in New York City, The broadcast programs will aleo be recorded on video tape for study and analysis and ror later distr!butloo by NCME, 0 ' ·anv of our business- we cau 't keep money lcrnu enouuh for it to get dirty. ') 1!1 o) While meditating over a sandwlch, we discovered a . marvelous new paper fastener -peanut butter, The ain of gluttony il not In· the 1960s, Peru, whoso commercial fish catch had been negligible, suqdenly caught up with and sur· passed J a p a n, long the world's No. I fishing nation. Most o! the PeruviBil catch, however, Is not destined for ~~!'"'!.. ··ccoonsumption. In harvested 9.68 of only frowned on, ifs alJnOSt impossible to commd at today's food prices. for girls who ' know the name of the game For The Best Food Thoughts NORTH SOUTH EAST uwhen the trumpet sounds, he sag• 'Aho!' He smells the battle from afar, the thunder of the captains, and the ahouting,"-Job 39:25. WEST~u~~ Wash 'n Wear permanent pr•ss slacks, skirts, jackets and tops in pastel shodes. Sizes 8 to 18. New arrivals at IT'S. THE • • • There is no such thing as an inevitable war. If war comes it will be from failure of human wisdom,-Andrew Bonar Law, Canadian slates. man. SHAKE HAVEN ' ~ Routo 7 ChHMr, 0, • LEDLIE, SISTERS STYLE SHOP " ----------- have the opportunlcy to do so, I do not think any youqg poreon ohould be left out of a hlllf>er e<klcatlon if he has the taJoot to purrtue lt. Let's all get behind the second year of our Meigs County 'Dollars for Scholars' a n d make tt a big success. Again, I wish to thank everyone ror my scholarship last year. The second annual fw1d drive o! the scholarship !oundation Is now underway. 11 10-DAYS 11L EASTER Pl•ce Your OrderTod•y For Garden •nduwn Nee.ds, , , , time, "I attended Miami Unlveralcy and now I am attending 0 h I o Teohnlcal CGIIege, COlumbus, IJIUdylng electronic engineering, I thiltl 'lfer)'"WWIi4etll wlto graduates !1'0111 high school and wants to attend · college or any other type or higher education should Dittllty'$.Jiorift,~ FILLED EASTER BASkETS 59 N. 2nd Ave, 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT 1!, IIley IJIIo, recordbw seer~; ~ lira. C. B. Weese. tr'easurer; ' • lira. Nora -•holt, Christion ~ IOelil rellldons; llrs. Margaret · ,:~ Ele~ • mls&lonll')' ecb:ation; '~ 11111 llar<la Karr, ll>lrituolllle }, ~!Wnnan; 11141 llrs. Chrlatins ·~ Grimm, chairman of the mem·. · ·borBhlll ooDUDittoa. . ·:. " Nlaa Karr opened the me'*" · ' law with •YIIIIona. lite read the 1 ' , ... i • • :, llrs. Weese. ' To conclude tho mooting, Mlos 1 Kart read an article on the cau.. · r olk'o new or unity liken !rom the book, ''That The World MI.¥ Believe''. Refreslunents were wved by the hostess. , UN!', ' ,. ' Open Every Week D•y 9:00 to 7:0o . Salurdar 111 e I~· MAIN ST. ttWt'll 1e months' ,, :' ~ . '"' ,, ~ SMOKED POliSH . SAUSAGE .••••••------.··· - '' ' ,· CSaei savings '., . ; OLDFASHIONED . 2 lb 1 19 .. SAUSAGE~~"-~~~---2 ' lb.$1 ' .,_ ' 9.36 { .· i14.13 3.W ',. ' l -~· the'Mien •• ' I anivthl81 <-,, · ' ,' 112 OL•• .... 1.15 hg,69c 59c,. ... ,, \ ' ,, ' ' ' ' . 69 ~ SID ' ~z·$. 1t00 . ' '· ' ,--...~! ' ;'". ;f '' . '.\' ,< 'I\ r. ., . \~~. ,, >i'"l ' ' '•·rt: fl..:,~ "'e ~~ :'~ ),<'.;·'·,..-.~~·-"· '_•, ' LAIGE o( .: · •Power 111nlt1an GIANT I ,h , -J', 69c liNG SIZE u.'·; flY~ ,:!:tlon,. stet"'! ' REGULAR AND HARD TO BROMO SELTZER $1.00Y•I• ,' I \ '• HIDDEN MAGIC HAIR SPRAY REG. $1.25 99 ' ,I ;.o;_ -· E SAUVE ASP ERGUM SPRAY 19cYALUE . , 2 FOR~ D'CALL "' ' natlj,_) f!S and VINCE VALUE ',\- ' FAMILY TUBE ....'l65 SIZE 19e. '155 · CREAM, LARGE '1.85 00 ' ' ! The above data has·been fimJ, Vern E. Alden . ' PORiliYEL=.~~----------·Ib. 24.12 YOUR CHOICI liG. "'CI • $126.52 h~~Th!~·~Jiarln~~ ~ . -------------- nen. m 89 EVElY Nm · • GAS Water Heating OPEN 2 · lb 100 :: ' '/' ... '•) 98Cup ORDERNOWI DEUVERY ', ' Q-How 1114ng Wtltlndial> '_,tltmtic hurricanes occur ......r? A-The fU~!Y average is Fram POMEROY lb. e..,._____ .;. ___________ ~-------·--••--•-· 1 Compare Q-Who il the only person to bt hollored l1Ditt with the , Nobtl Prize? A-Madame Marie Curie. I Her famUy is the only one to have three members as win· • 1 ' GLEEM RoUND STEAK I ; QUICK QUIZ illjmlblolgbtlr· of MARKEr r I ' I •·~.--· \ How much money does Gas really save you? In yoilr home. Today. Let's dispenSil with 11litterin8 generalities. · · Let's talk dollars and sense. The chart spells jt out.lllq laney phrases. no glib llobbledygook. 'Tbafs the way it is. • There are many other-ta11es of Gas, But to sum it all up, versatile nat\lrlil Ga's does ~'ljpb better. And for a lot less mo{iijy. . ' · . N . ~~s 51 0 !:;· ........ .JUDGE I FOR YDUABEI.P ,, . , t boXes were receivedbythetreu-. :t • WEIGH · THE FACTS EXTRA SPECIAL USDArCHOICE i1-~---<W;A;t;"Or5Pen-.rn-suiicii;s,----., , ,( ' ~- ot the Qaurcb to the ' ~ Wor~ and 8Poke on tho I l r s t world conference. Mrs.. Eieh~ ~. assisted by lfrs. Winoo · ' ,l:ftnnlr and lira. Ct!Pettart.pve t. ,jl• l!ol,y Week litarQI, Blosstq · .. llta&ap GAS ar ELECTRICITY? . 0, Pomeroy Opp, Upper Porklng Lot Appreciation to DFS Aid ~ -~ Everything For A , Joyous &ster: sistant professors or orthOpedics at the CGilege o! Modi· cine, On April 17, three Ohio State !aculcy memben will dlaeuas the dlag..,ala and traatment of hand InJuries, They are Drs, Ronald B, Berggren, director of tho dlvlalon of plaetlc surgery; Carl R. COleman, assistant professor of surgery; and Robert J, D.aran, assistant professor of 0 The new coin laundry down tile block won't · get ·" ' H. .. Management of common Fracture• in the F~earm and Leg," by Drs, Edward J, Eyring and John B. Roberta. Botb are aS- iOLA PRESENTS••• If the road to the nether· world is paved with good in· tentlons, why haven't we got the contracting bid? Rutland Student Extends MAll Dear Mad: ..... Thank you very mu<h," , to the neighbor, Much more blislnnd agreeswithrnethey'rehope- terlng words to your husband. neoring and prollletlon, The ·first prellelllation wUI be viding CJ1allcy control in eng!- GIFTS-TOYS CANDY whole dinner that night. I was so embarrassed I could have died, What would you have said?- By PHIL PASTORET. Physicians of Two-State Regiop 'Tele..eommunlcatlons Center, ts the key station lor the network, orlglnatlns all programs and pro- of over a Post~ Grad Study by TV Offered COLUMBUS - i'hl'olciona at 15 oommunii.Y hoopllala in Qllo and Wool VIrginia will be able - miUc._ dryer. to hold two-WI\Y. dlaeuaaiona aa ' well ao see panellata on lalevl· The Senate hao jurisdiction slon via the Otllo Medical Edu· over U.S, treaties, cation Network .in April. Tho College or Medicine at Oblo State Unlverslcy will pre. sent Its third annluli series o! pilot televlolon programs on All· rU 10, 17 and 24, Each hour~ong proerBIII wjll be broadcast at noon (ES'!'), The television venture, directed to pllyl!olana as an adjUnct to contlnulai medical education on the poll gra<bate level, will be carried by wosu.TV (Ch, 34, CGiumbua); WGSF -TV (Ch, 28, Newark); WOUB-TV (Ch, 20, Athena) and CATV (cable BOTV· lbe) in several communities, WOSIJ-TV, the television outlet at the 01110 State UnlverBiiJ WORLD~C BARBS I b~o •.~~:""'box':)"'' ,~0 chute, The lllily Sentinel, Pomoroy--Mickll2POl'l, 0., ,\pril -1, 100M 7 - '·:t;;• boys' beds, but thought bettar ol It wlten 1 realized thlll''d just pick It all up and toss sheets, ~rbage and all down the clothes leu. You'll prd>ably hear Crom ~- J" amusing experiences. Address No comment, except thatalong Helen Bottel in care oCthlsnews- Is Elected President t ooBJiiul '' \ PITCHEI) BATTLE WITH KIDS ~ . llY JACK ''NeW ~~ til the liain - prtVJ ~;.,tfor, "'!!"• 1nj,r~lttaJ~>oo , NEW YORK- ~s CoilliJ chlc ,PaVIIIc,J "'flilll'••UJ•i~J~diid Oil h.U.\J~,, f'lfturei !'"!'!"' Delanlll''1 reward lor kWD&· by Stua11 Levlll, llibor 11111810!AA · BaUn•oollls ' I , Ha"' 'I\IIOWII'' " "' the con!roYerslll ~strilltbl• Ted Kboel;' ,et~:,) ~t outpsrt- ·Tq; VleiJ'!'IIt ·~~ tOr .GI• , hClUsing blll '!ro,m •t~:,ncmioi- .~rs Phil 'LeY!n <'o!l!o 1~ bla 'is ·· ~ : f)lew' . Fen; MqoiOtll , ment by the Coos~ro ~. , MQl\1 lakeP\:er lj'il , ~ J1i'llllod Mao;" ~~· ,a liiCidern ! a.rilmportant in !q~ , ~wick ,, . Jill 1111!11on Iii the, 19!linl!) and ~, lloiY Bible: ,, · , · . · ·' , • JeOnlne Levitt Leder, rlcb • wid- ' •~>·tUJc~Qn mUll! - )!llllkil)al111: · , bers have ~ draWD·- all I II* ''I' lht We 'LeY!~~·, ,...... i::J,arlll' 9~ 1 1011 ,A~, ~3, .. , ~ ,., .c~, V$1~• IIUIIIY· has decldOd , to llillcb, to s,;JI-· need do Is <heck here' U I .• sl¥, ~.,.. will lie ""' Ill a zerllncl because o1 lbe severe · wish buy (hugo("_.!OU::)· ~ r,:\l'h'l,l,nw!i~al at laat -'<•~~\~Jed <llrlllllh taxes ' (thanks. ~ '"' "ch,tcK_' here'' ~v P , ' Jt), ...!.. .~1 a ,, ~lsht,tt ~ ~ oo Very weallllY . . .. Ralpll Bel· . don t .~aiR to bUY. Either way, brlllianL~obort lllinlood 111111 and yoora oordlalb' were , ' · · · · It says There, Pm still eii&~~>~o ,'Wlirlinls' driiJIUI;' ap1n pOrtjnent .GiiouaaiDI btg • Alarled aelora ~ tnollfla lo for my prlze,tr 11\l' ."IIJI1ber liP- .,; 1n theldck;Y • .., ''E)T' 'mag. WIIO keep !llelr u•. S, dtizeu. ' ' •" , pears on the lucky' II at, aztno, sitar vtrtuom Rlnlllon- ·lhlll• but be<ome Swiss tax ' Well, rm an ~IDiot. 1 ~- liar (now teaching at ccNY) was 'residents: '"'boy con de what ways check the No, I \b) 1 aiJI<ed •how long belare Beatie they clloo.O." Ralj)h ..,J'11810d, want and send .., lllm· Geor&e narr1oon .~ 1naater •w teelllke a heel!' ber back, But I P~ wtn., Do tho Far East QlstnDneut; llavi, · Don't send Charles tho Gall you or any of your. r-.dertlmoW fldn,'t quite .ran: "A&ut 15 or 1 ftbe .pill~' bec:•se Le Gross anyooe : : yearl," Havllhanked, "He's •.Siarl even lo sticking htl 111o h• chec e " oow leartllDg to h<!l.d ~· inatru- !roues Into tho French birth rate DOUBTFUL 1118111," , llbloh ho leola neidl.., tlOII!rol; Dear Doubtful: . Mel Brooks, wrllor, director •in lad he wants a JIOiiU)atioo Nope, rve never met thalluc. of the latest rum IDApU;y '"'be exploskln ' ond . BUIIjiOC!a t h e k.v person, Has anyoneoutlllerio? I'I.'J!Illoers," and bls wile Anne Frenoh lllales aren•tdolqtllolr Would be encour~, to,~ Bancroft or uThe Graduate.. own blt; set up a mtnl&terial eom-.. there's hope lor us No' peo. a Mamattan !OwmoUae; tllelr mltteo to rever.e the !alllng. pio,- H, clown!lalrs tenant Ia JluneiGold- oft andwanto!OO,IIOO,OOOFrench' Dear Helen: , l1lil1, author of 11\e play and •men by the ysar 2000, My husband stayed oul uiltll IIIOVIo "Uonin Wln!U:•• JoeLe· TaxDJen reporl1110ro than 3,4:30 a.m. as usual, Tho n xl . vine Is the J)r<Wcer all ihree 000,000 JlOOllie Ia N; Y. hliVen't. mornlng a lady neighbOr oallod tllms ,, Erneat ~s asked lor rotund•- whloh 1nta1 while I waso't home, He was widoW Mary Ia M~Call' s upwards o1 $500 000 0001 ,,, hoarse and he looked terrible. ' ' · He told her he was going to the ---••••• doctor and he must have lald it ' ' ' ' ./ . . ,•~! · , ~. ' -'- '" ' Us.~~sy ~ren ao"e1 . . ' > , .. .;, v&ice·~tct.it'g . B~oad~ay· <'i. · I•om•fO~MipclfiJOrt, . 0., i\prU 4, 19~8 . ., ·''11 . ~~ • ~~~ 69~ If CUTE X �.. .' 0 ,,' ' . ' 'I • •, ,i:).; ~ Card· Of Thank• For Rent ALL NEW I!:LECTRIC I room apartment, beautiful view ol lbe river, you have to see to oppreclste. eonvenlenl • a d <OIIIIorlable, ,.pbone lft.Uil. S-21-tfc FURNISHED SLEEPING room on Main Sl. In Pomeroy. Ph. 99!-QI8. ut-Ile FOUR ROOM house, bath, on Hysell Run Road. Cali 7425113. 4-utp FURNISHED three-room apart. men!, bath; on South Seeond Ave., Mlddlepori. Phone Mn. Howard Ce<U. 90S-52G. 4-S-Ifc Notice HAM SHOOT Sunday, April 7, WE WISH to extend our sincere thanb to all those who helped ...,.lng lbe Illness Ill'! doath of our lall!er. Charies J. Eberabaeb. we especilliy thank Dr. Blll'llnlul aod Dr. Bolee, the nurses ot Melgl General Hospital for their klndnm , the KeY. Wtlhur Perrin, !he Rev. Run Moyer, and Rev. Bill Carter !or their prayers, consoling words and visils: !he organist, Ralph Werry. the Womens Guild of the Trinity United Church of Christ, the Loyal Pals Class of the Middieoort Chureh of Christ: relatives. friends and neiBhbora for cards, food and flowers :• the pallbearers and EwinR Funeral Home. May God bless ynu all. Family of C. J. noon to 4 p.m.: II hog to be Help W•ntecl Ehersbach given away. Racine Bashan WOMAN TO DO 118ht bouse4-4-llc Road. Sponsored by Racine work aod cook. Live In or out. . Fire Dept. H-Jtc Daytime work. Phone 1ft. Public Sal11 5251. ~~~· I WILL not be responsible for GARAGE AND !!OAT Sale: any debts other than my own. HOUSEKEEPER, prefer Uve- Saturday, AprU 6, 12 noon at Robert E. Barton. 382 E. Se<:· ln lor family with children. the Wilcoxen Boat Doelal, ond St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Liberal Ierma, free modlcal Belpre, Ohio, at foot of WalH-Jtp care. Write Dr. L. D. Sam- nut St. Several outboard motora from 70 to 100 hp aod uels, Carroll, Ohio, 43112. BAND EVERY Friday from 9 tools of ail deacrlpliona. I ~ p.m. to 2 a.m. (Best Band in have many items too numerlbe Area) Shenang Sprlnp TWENTY J,ADIES to help with ous to mention. Luneb will Nile Club. 4-1-ztc he served. Not responsible snrlnl! rush of business, DBrtfor accidents. See you Saturtilre $35 . full time $75. car GUN SHOOT. Broadrun Rod & day, IZ noon. Harold Wilcoxnecessarv. Writf> to Box 661 Gun Club at New Haven Sunen, owner. E. L. (Red) MillL, Gare of The Daily SentineL day. AprU 7 from noon tn4-4-3tp er, auctioneer, Phone 421- .. 4-4-31c lll!a. 4-3-31c FEMALE HELP wanted : Must he e'lt:oerlenced in dry cleanw.nted Ing. Annlv between 4 and S DRUMMER lor Country & Weso.m .. ABC Cleaners. Mason, tern band, play all kind of 4-S--3Ic W. Va. 4-4-6tc music. phone !19U566. 4-3-31e .' !lAND AT JACK'S Club, Happy : Valley Boys. Friday aod Sat' · urday. 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. GOSPI!:L HYMN sing at Church W1nted To Buy Employment Wanted . ol God. Cheater, Ohio, lea; lilring KeY. Ray Anderson, FLAT TOP wooden desk, draw- WOMAN WANTS housework by en on each side with draw- day or week. Phone 1111-5110. ~- iiutbor and recorder of many er in middle. Appi'OIImate s-11-tle g08pel aonp. Time Is Satursize, 31 inches deep, 47 Indi+ 'clay, AprU 5, 7:30 p.m. Everyes Ions aod 29 to 10 inches ' body Welcome. 4-3-31p For Slit high. Phone 992-2593. 4-~ 8 ROOM HOUliE, II mile out of ~JWMMAGE SALE sponsored oorporatioo oo RL 7, alumi~ by Our Lady of Jmetta Catb- GOOD FEEDER Pip, 40 lbo,. num storm doors and wb>up, direct from producer. 1 ollc Cburl!h, Long Bottom. dowa, oil new copper piUJDb. Warren Pickens, ReedavlUe, · AJiril I through 13, t a.m. to ing. ldoai for large !amlly. Ohio 4&772. Phone S'IB-G89. Z p.m. dallY. Cali Gra!IB" Hall 4-Uip · :May be seeo by appolntmenl. at Rello for further details, Phone 1ft.56111. s-11-tfc or ·'YYonne Wells at 815-4120. 4-Uic LARGE UYl' or small atn1ge 116 ACRE farm, 6 rooms and sultable lor building home, or bath, located at Rt I, llaclDe, ' 'I'IIBRE ·_WILL be a gun shoot, will buy moderately prleed Ohio. Phone Mll-3117. s-11-ltp i tmdaJ, AprU 7, heglnnlnc II home In Melgl Local Sdlool District. Write Bos 41, 'Mid· ' ·~ at the Forilad Run 4-We LONE STAR Flberclaaa boat, . lpoilllmall· Club. Everyone Is dleporl. U lee!, 50 HP Mercury motor; traDer, piano (uprlchl), ' Wllcome. 44-ttc ANTIQUES, lurnltllre, dllbeo, •••WJU DO aawlnflll home: dp- mlleelianeoua. loin. Howard good eondilion, Wbt1e KIDS cbeol type !reeW, 21 cubic Ce<U, IIIII W. Mala St., l'ome~ pa, po.UII. peglng, bemfeet, with baallets and divid14-tfc allerllionl, etc. Mn. MJ. ers. Phone MJ-175S. s-11-Gte J'loeddle Thabet, ~. ForS.Ie , . _ '1'13-1151. S-IWOtp EXCELLENT, efflclent and ec- BY OWNER, new three bedalr conditioned home; .iPIIciAL PERMANENTS reg. onomical that's Blue Lustre room two cor prage, comer Jot. carpet cleaner. Rent electric 1{ 'llllr ~ now euo. CJeUth II lntmlled, call 112-3811. 1-:17-tle sharnpooer. Baker Fumlture. . · · Bnpn's Shop, neaf Salem H-.: , c,mer. S-14-301e ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig oag, IW'P'Y BOOR. Shenang Sprlnp 1967 ZIG ZA~Iic, ...0 preooued, A-1 condltioll. Sold known make aewtag maeblne, ' 111111 aab. 5 to I p.m. Monnew over PU. Balance due makes buttooholes, sews on . ,.., tbru Friday. Ladies n1Pt Buttonholea, 111011011'11111. buttons, etc., Ill wtlhout "" ,fiiHif'l Friday. Ulfc aews on but!Dn!. etc., without lachrnents. Full balance only allachments. Pay only et.50 P1!!1111Y - ONE liM PENNY et4.40, or $6 per month. Cali per ...-. Phone IIIJ-U, 11!12-3218. 3-JNtc wiD pay for a bralao adjlm4-1-tfe ·. - ' II Pomeroy Rome to ,AUto1-7-Ue MAPLE STEREO radio, lal'l MUST SI!:LL 1181 Singer, Ia model stereo AM & FM radio beautiful walnut table; lull)' combination, dual lpeabr IIE8IDENCE telepbone CIJIIo. equJpped to dg zag, monoayllem. Pay balance due 111111: Now, no lnslallatlon gram, fancy design, etc. Uoclllrp for ntellllon telee101.50 or monthly paJUliilll, ed very little. For qulclt sale, I-2NtC pbonel. ean our bUJinen .r. Cali 1111-1111. etl, or paymenlll of $8 eacb llee for details. Phone . . month. !'bone 8ft.tlll5, lltl. S-M-Itle STEREO RADIO comblnalloll, 4-We modern walnut stereo AM a. FM radio combination, ueel- LJVE BAIT, 24 hour self-lenl condition. external speakFor lent vice. FUe'l, Third St., Mider jacb, dual channel IOIIIId, 4 ROOM and bath unfundlbed dleport. 4-1-Uie etc. Balance due $87.12. or . . -1. Phone--paymenls of p per month. 1951 OLI>SMOBILE. MIDI good; 1-IJ.IIC Call 192-3211. I-2NtC good 11re1, e110. ean ..,_ rllRNIBIIED and unf1lndahed 4-Wte aoae to ldlool- FARM. 32.8 aem, Nease Set.- - tlemenl: 8 room boule, bath, STRAWBERRY Plaall, s:. Phone 112-14M. tt-IJ.t!c driDed wen, pa; three ehloerop, .. per bUlllllecl. Cllarlea llen houses, barn and olio. ''(.ARGE ltrf 1'1111111 ball! Jl'oster, Rt. 2, lta<lne. Phone . .,..-tmeat. newly dlrOI'..... Lee Johnaon, Racine. Phone 147--. t-Utp Mll-2243. . S-29-Stc *"· "'*'tmento. and · Mit. PoiiWGJ, . ....,_ 1-~· BOAT MAHOGANY, 15 fool Wolverine. newly refinished, APAllTIIEffl'o new top aod wlndobleld, a· onJJ, 1111 A.... cellent condition. troller, Mer• • . l-1t-llc cury motor, skees, ladder, Ufe cuahionll etc , included. Pllone ~!4 Raclno. 1-IM!e m s. ............ 1'111! G1len1 Sh.•le Tile end Brick Co. workers In Face Brick plant - Year Ume - Day shift - good hourly rates · earniU• - paid vacations and hoi- miles North of Columbus In a nice !limlty· In wblch to Uve. ~rS.Ie OHIO'S ,INIS'I' l'erllllnr ET.Eclnuc GurrAil and amJJIIDer, etzl, phone - New Haven S-11-ltp ' FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, aluminum sldiftt!, storm wtn- All onllroh otroltht ond ,...od. Bulk -~ltlt ..~ rico, Lh!Uid nlltofln, ...., - - di-nt - · 3711. S-11-ltp NINE ROOM HOUSE, loll, 1~ llorYicot " 1 • .c... •Truck •Hwl• c- elulw- llft4lll KiiiH . GOILE fORI) eAnyType ·. •• .. JAYMARCOALCO.·. . at;7,AtN·- a.lllaeiiulllly LIM ' . -.......,.... . . --· . EXP'&RT ' ·Wheel Alignment . FlRISTOkl DLC 1110 NIW TltiAJ)-BLACKWALL 1 5.55 650xU t.ll .J7 650x14 u1 .a 700113 ID.II .~ 700114 lUI A3 7SOxl4 ~ 670.15 11.11 A7 I Plu•lfoco,,...lo ~ Notlonw14oOuora- · Prlco Tox n.n -GUA"".__ . ....,....,_ ~PGMEROY. Pomeroy Motor Co. Open E-. Tll8 L:99!~1-~2~12~6~~==~J . HOME .. - ---- -AND ..AUTO . N._., Supply Wiele O.ol1 GUARANTEED 16.50 and 18.50 All Regular Sb:es $_12.50 . John W. VanMeter 991·2788 Auctlonaem EVINRUDE . SALE-~ A.ND SERVICE Ohio boat ond 11101or Ucense MEEK Hockingport, Ohio lneurence Buslnns SlrviCII 1968 EARLY American Stereo. 1943 DODGE coupe, extra gond This set has AM & FM radio, !ires, good mechanical condition. Call 742-4622. 4-4-3tc READY - MIX conCNt. deU.· AU'I'OMOII1LB I!IIDrlnClll !Joel 4 epeed automatic reconl ered r!sht to your pro)ecl. eaaeeliad? Loll JOUr operat. changer: lovely linlsh, Jua1 Fast and easy, Free till- or'l \lcenae? Clll - - like new. Take over pay- GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon • u lie males. Phone IIUZM, Oaacments of 17.11 per month or Nease, Nease Settlement road. lela Ready • Mls Co., M\ddle. pay $129.18. Try it In your Phone 9411-3661. 4-4-3tp port, Ohio. I II lie home. Phooe 992-2836. 4-utc SPECIALS - Bananas. JOe lb., BUDGET PRlCE fumltllrl t11 Bologna 3 lb. 1.39. Bleach 31c our third noor budget llhop. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, gal., 12 rolls Tisaue 79<. TwoBaker Furnlture. Mlcklleport. rug "ashers, pollsbera and Bedroom Apt. lor rent. TwoOhio. ? II lie genuine parts. call 119N710. P1ece Living Room Suite, ' I ~-~ 139.00. Register lOt free Tur- SEWING MACIIINEI'I, le)lllr key. 12 lb. or over. M&G aervtce. an mW.. WY 1LOOK AT FOR EASTER - Toy Wldle FOod Mane!, Rt. 7, 3 miles 21111. The Fabric Shop, PoiJI. Poodle pups, 7 weeki. AKC south Middleport. 4-4-31 eroy. Authorized Slnler Sales · regiJtered. Champloa baclrand Service. We Sllarpen ground. Phone 1111-118. 61 JOHN DEERE dow. Phone 992-6371 alter 5 p.m. 4-Utc 19~6 BUICK. Custom Electra, 225. hard top, t door, air con- dillon, power sleerlnB. power brakes. oower seal, vinyl Interior. call New Haven 8812871. 4-S-4tc FOR SALE - IIIII! J,ark. Good condition. $150. Phone 9494272. 4-1-'lc JOHN FRY property, Middleport mn. 5 room house with 3 acres ground. Phone 17425113. 4-1-etc IIOVSE lor sale In aJ!Ioa. llelulllul prlvlle borne, for ehlldren. 11111 1'001111 (tbree bedrooms), divided baaemenl, play nom and s ' - . Two loll 10 s 1110; 12 1 II bam. Property ltnced ln. Jaqulre at Blanche Compaon. Clif- ton. ,_,,.. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TOJ mlnlalm'e., and up. Iliad service and groomlnl. Phaoe MMG. 11 I tic m RIDING HORSE, $lt5. Phone ---· »-ftp Phone day, ~II; even1ap 741-5501. U-11 NNIIe COMPLETE restaurant equipment. can 742-4111 lor de- flclaora, --- house trailers, Ill fl. frontage, aaking $t500. TUPPERs PLAJNS ON liOllTB 7 - 1~ otory 8 room boma, 3 bedrooms, bath. two car garage 'Zb:30' one acre level' Jot. Property In good ~ lion, eto.ooo.oo. POMEROY - EAST MAIN I room frame, 5 bedrooma, two )lolha, ean be I apartmenls, rumace beating, bal&ment, garqe, large lot In good nellllhOrbood. front and back por<hes, modern ldtcben and bath oo first noor. P'lnanc:tnc can be arranged. f!O,OOO.OO. VIIUllL or IIELEN TEAFORD ··- ·Aiberl M. Cln, Bnbr THESE SPRING SPECIALS l-lt-tfc FOR SALE, lZ room houll. bath, in RuUand, acroo• lrom EXPERT Motmcyele Repair, high achool. Need of repair. Pomeroy Rome and AaiD. Ray R. Phlliips, '125 N. HJ&h 114-TFC Sl.. Lancaster, Ohio alJO. Phooo 6P-3212. s-se-etp FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pomeroy Home and Auto. U4-TFC RtHJTE T AT ROBSON. 4 room house, bath, gas furnace and cistern, needs repalrl, 2 acres, good location !or two AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1966 C1price H. T. Cpl. . . .. .. . $2795 396 engine. TUrbo Hydramalic trans. Power lleer- ing and brakes, tilt lleering wheel, Comlor&On Air Conditioning, Prem. while will tlrea, Aatro aeata, blk. vinyl roof, yellow body, rodlo, ·A real sharp car Golaxte 500, 4 cb>r. Y·B lql!ao, auto. trane., POWOT .atelrtnr, radlll, &!IQd Ur11, ll1alp rild Dnloh, ImPala, · - apt. epe. Belutllul boip fiol&h with matchlrw boip Ylnyl ~ lor With bucket ltlto and console. 396 cu. ln. 0ft1ine. Turbo H,ydro lllatlc trane. P•. •teerbw and brlkes. Good tlreo, radio . and baater, 8a I IPOrl and 1rJ SitS 1965ChevyU lhl•-· 'Siller ~ Q>e. VB e!Wine, automatle.trUL New tirelt cl.U Interior, radio and . $1995 .$1595 . 1963~ury 2 IIJor Monterq; V•S autom8tic tfana,, new w.w. 196a Pontile anil clean Interior, ndlo and heater. Cotallna 2 Dr, automatic dna, radio and hea~ or, $895 heater. ill'BS. white llnllh, OhaiP ·good .$995 4 11', 1oco1· !111111 c~ ~ terlor, rad o>if white llnloh, &!lod t1re1, 352 ..,. line. auiJIOiatlc POWer Steorflw. R and H. Galulo .100 1 1965 Chevrolet Bal Air 8 Pallo Ill. woaOn. 327 Oll&o llltolllltlc tr-., POWer IIMI'IQI, c'-t Interior, pod w.w. tires, radio and heatar. . .$1895 . 1964Ford ownod, 1958 C.dllltic 4 door Lilxur)- cor at &moll Price. WE WERE T11ERE FIRST. NO OTJ.IER COU~TRV CAN CLAIM IT. 1965 a..vrolet 1962 Fw4 $250 $13f5 I I \ \ 1 I "" ' .. 1963 Mercvrv Conv. cpa. u.Ciltowner car and lhowo tendirrc.,... A-c, P,' •tM!ilw.and cad llrdoll, rad >ln7l· ~rlor, . $995 c. C,DADFOBD AUCI'IoNIIJI c:.plele leMee write, ~ rr 0111oct Cltll...... . ....... Olilt 'Be$1 • 1 tic talla. 4-+ltc POUII ROO,M boult, bath, faD biMmenl. prqa. Two Jill' SIX ROOM house, bath, new old borne. Phone 111-Sitl. Nl-tft pi !ornace, ll·&cn taad. two cement porches, one mile be)'ond Cheater 011 Route 1. roAL. he••JY. lum• stoker. eu Phone 115-4121. ~ EXPIBT ENGIN! TiJNB UP .... pi• )111'111 H needed' and ll'ln• run. Euelllor Salt • ·Works. In~ .. E. Mala Sl., Po- ParATOI!S, -Arcbl8 L, DoltOo , . . ,,Romt6A!tto. IJ*TFC merov. Phone ttWasl. lUIIe hew, Letart Falio. 4-4-IIP .. lie IIASII'I PHONE 661~70 ForSell Real Est•te For S.le ' ~T IT! Wi !Oil I'VE "«.~ Selling Furniture one! H0111eholcl Goads From 2 Ell,llwl THIS SATURDAY EVENING 6•30 K"otts Community .., ··- TIRES?? ONE FARMALL C TRACI'OR, with plows and mower, one cock-shut 30 tractor with It" John Deere plowa, call 9493844 alter 6 p.m. t-»e SEWING MACHINE. zig sag, used three moatha. WID sell for $47.113 cash or payments of $US per month. wm bring to home lor trial. Phone 1ft. 2836. 4-Utc. • MON. THRIIFRI. Sift .In Stock I OPIN7T01 • ' .All New R••- lhito POMEROY ! UJA\P ·CDjl $ERVI_g_c AREA WAREHOUSE • . ' .-- . ' f THREE PIECE bedroom auite $119.95, bead boards e3-9t ea., shower curtains with tract $4.118, revolvinR clothes dryer $9.911, reBUiar $18; hair dryers $9, regular el9.95: goll bello 17 doZen, G. E. portable sweepar $29.95, Ironing boarda 17. baby walkers, car aeall, ear beds, trainer&, and many other bargains at Bryant's Budget Shop, 1111 W. Mala. Open 9 lo 5 dally. s-st-etc SOO'I1lERN PLAIIT8. anler 1968 DODGE Olarger. Phone oow, cobllqe, \oJIIltiiH. pep- New Haven. lltiZ-2355. 1-4-etp pen, ...t polatoll. PhoDo MS-2119S, Charlel R. Harrll. FIVE RIDING horses, etoo and Portland. Oblo1-Jiab: up. Arnold Grate, IIUIIand. pair, Middleport. Whr Not u... - ~ FOR SALE, or take over paymenls: '6'/ Mulling Fastback, Acopolco blue, IIIII enifne, lour opoed, Interior aame color, low mUoap. Must sell this week. Thomas R. Burnllde. Ill E. Mala Sl, PomeONE UPRlGIIT Baprt P!IM. 4-1-Stp Cali 949-tl7l. t-»e roy. FOR CllSIDON COMFORT Jtnapp Sbool, Clllh ShOe b . ,.. · cho~B....II .. MOBIL HOME, b3$, 01cellent oondHion. ComDieteb' !urnklbed. eteso.oo. Call ..... dowa, gas furnace, harclwood noors. large porch and Jot, ROod condition $6500. 119 Kerr St., Pomeroy, Ohio, phone 111- . ,, ' ·d•als]n ~· ·tc)wn (WA-6 Af;QAID OF 1'HAT.... �.. .' 0 ,,' ' . ' 'I • •, ,i:).; ~ Card· Of Thank• For Rent ALL NEW I!:LECTRIC I room apartment, beautiful view ol lbe river, you have to see to oppreclste. eonvenlenl • a d <OIIIIorlable, ,.pbone lft.Uil. S-21-tfc FURNISHED SLEEPING room on Main Sl. In Pomeroy. Ph. 99!-QI8. ut-Ile FOUR ROOM house, bath, on Hysell Run Road. Cali 7425113. 4-utp FURNISHED three-room apart. men!, bath; on South Seeond Ave., Mlddlepori. Phone Mn. Howard Ce<U. 90S-52G. 4-S-Ifc Notice HAM SHOOT Sunday, April 7, WE WISH to extend our sincere thanb to all those who helped ...,.lng lbe Illness Ill'! doath of our lall!er. Charies J. Eberabaeb. we especilliy thank Dr. Blll'llnlul aod Dr. Bolee, the nurses ot Melgl General Hospital for their klndnm , the KeY. Wtlhur Perrin, !he Rev. Run Moyer, and Rev. Bill Carter !or their prayers, consoling words and visils: !he organist, Ralph Werry. the Womens Guild of the Trinity United Church of Christ, the Loyal Pals Class of the Middieoort Chureh of Christ: relatives. friends and neiBhbora for cards, food and flowers :• the pallbearers and EwinR Funeral Home. May God bless ynu all. Family of C. J. noon to 4 p.m.: II hog to be Help W•ntecl Ehersbach given away. Racine Bashan WOMAN TO DO 118ht bouse4-4-llc Road. Sponsored by Racine work aod cook. Live In or out. . Fire Dept. H-Jtc Daytime work. Phone 1ft. Public Sal11 5251. ~~~· I WILL not be responsible for GARAGE AND !!OAT Sale: any debts other than my own. HOUSEKEEPER, prefer Uve- Saturday, AprU 6, 12 noon at Robert E. Barton. 382 E. Se<:· ln lor family with children. the Wilcoxen Boat Doelal, ond St., Pomeroy, Ohio. Liberal Ierma, free modlcal Belpre, Ohio, at foot of WalH-Jtp care. Write Dr. L. D. Sam- nut St. Several outboard motora from 70 to 100 hp aod uels, Carroll, Ohio, 43112. BAND EVERY Friday from 9 tools of ail deacrlpliona. I ~ p.m. to 2 a.m. (Best Band in have many items too numerlbe Area) Shenang Sprlnp TWENTY J,ADIES to help with ous to mention. Luneb will Nile Club. 4-1-ztc he served. Not responsible snrlnl! rush of business, DBrtfor accidents. See you Saturtilre $35 . full time $75. car GUN SHOOT. Broadrun Rod & day, IZ noon. Harold Wilcoxnecessarv. Writf> to Box 661 Gun Club at New Haven Sunen, owner. E. L. (Red) MillL, Gare of The Daily SentineL day. AprU 7 from noon tn4-4-3tp er, auctioneer, Phone 421- .. 4-4-31c lll!a. 4-3-31c FEMALE HELP wanted : Must he e'lt:oerlenced in dry cleanw.nted Ing. Annlv between 4 and S DRUMMER lor Country & Weso.m .. ABC Cleaners. Mason, tern band, play all kind of 4-S--3Ic W. Va. 4-4-6tc music. phone !19U566. 4-3-31e .' !lAND AT JACK'S Club, Happy : Valley Boys. Friday aod Sat' · urday. 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. GOSPI!:L HYMN sing at Church W1nted To Buy Employment Wanted . ol God. Cheater, Ohio, lea; lilring KeY. Ray Anderson, FLAT TOP wooden desk, draw- WOMAN WANTS housework by en on each side with draw- day or week. Phone 1111-5110. ~- iiutbor and recorder of many er in middle. Appi'OIImate s-11-tle g08pel aonp. Time Is Satursize, 31 inches deep, 47 Indi+ 'clay, AprU 5, 7:30 p.m. Everyes Ions aod 29 to 10 inches ' body Welcome. 4-3-31p For Slit high. Phone 992-2593. 4-~ 8 ROOM HOUliE, II mile out of ~JWMMAGE SALE sponsored oorporatioo oo RL 7, alumi~ by Our Lady of Jmetta Catb- GOOD FEEDER Pip, 40 lbo,. num storm doors and wb>up, direct from producer. 1 ollc Cburl!h, Long Bottom. dowa, oil new copper piUJDb. Warren Pickens, ReedavlUe, · AJiril I through 13, t a.m. to ing. ldoai for large !amlly. Ohio 4&772. Phone S'IB-G89. Z p.m. dallY. Cali Gra!IB" Hall 4-Uip · :May be seeo by appolntmenl. at Rello for further details, Phone 1ft.56111. s-11-tfc or ·'YYonne Wells at 815-4120. 4-Uic LARGE UYl' or small atn1ge 116 ACRE farm, 6 rooms and sultable lor building home, or bath, located at Rt I, llaclDe, ' 'I'IIBRE ·_WILL be a gun shoot, will buy moderately prleed Ohio. Phone Mll-3117. s-11-ltp i tmdaJ, AprU 7, heglnnlnc II home In Melgl Local Sdlool District. Write Bos 41, 'Mid· ' ·~ at the Forilad Run 4-We LONE STAR Flberclaaa boat, . lpoilllmall· Club. Everyone Is dleporl. U lee!, 50 HP Mercury motor; traDer, piano (uprlchl), ' Wllcome. 44-ttc ANTIQUES, lurnltllre, dllbeo, •••WJU DO aawlnflll home: dp- mlleelianeoua. loin. Howard good eondilion, Wbt1e KIDS cbeol type !reeW, 21 cubic Ce<U, IIIII W. Mala St., l'ome~ pa, po.UII. peglng, bemfeet, with baallets and divid14-tfc allerllionl, etc. Mn. MJ. ers. Phone MJ-175S. s-11-Gte J'loeddle Thabet, ~. ForS.Ie , . _ '1'13-1151. S-IWOtp EXCELLENT, efflclent and ec- BY OWNER, new three bedalr conditioned home; .iPIIciAL PERMANENTS reg. onomical that's Blue Lustre room two cor prage, comer Jot. carpet cleaner. Rent electric 1{ 'llllr ~ now euo. CJeUth II lntmlled, call 112-3811. 1-:17-tle sharnpooer. Baker Fumlture. . · · Bnpn's Shop, neaf Salem H-.: , c,mer. S-14-301e ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig oag, IW'P'Y BOOR. Shenang Sprlnp 1967 ZIG ZA~Iic, ...0 preooued, A-1 condltioll. Sold known make aewtag maeblne, ' 111111 aab. 5 to I p.m. Monnew over PU. Balance due makes buttooholes, sews on . ,.., tbru Friday. Ladies n1Pt Buttonholea, 111011011'11111. buttons, etc., Ill wtlhout "" ,fiiHif'l Friday. Ulfc aews on but!Dn!. etc., without lachrnents. Full balance only allachments. Pay only et.50 P1!!1111Y - ONE liM PENNY et4.40, or $6 per month. Cali per ...-. Phone IIIJ-U, 11!12-3218. 3-JNtc wiD pay for a bralao adjlm4-1-tfe ·. - ' II Pomeroy Rome to ,AUto1-7-Ue MAPLE STEREO radio, lal'l MUST SI!:LL 1181 Singer, Ia model stereo AM & FM radio beautiful walnut table; lull)' combination, dual lpeabr IIE8IDENCE telepbone CIJIIo. equJpped to dg zag, monoayllem. Pay balance due 111111: Now, no lnslallatlon gram, fancy design, etc. Uoclllrp for ntellllon telee101.50 or monthly paJUliilll, ed very little. For qulclt sale, I-2NtC pbonel. ean our bUJinen .r. Cali 1111-1111. etl, or paymenlll of $8 eacb llee for details. Phone . . month. !'bone 8ft.tlll5, lltl. S-M-Itle STEREO RADIO comblnalloll, 4-We modern walnut stereo AM a. FM radio combination, ueel- LJVE BAIT, 24 hour self-lenl condition. external speakFor lent vice. FUe'l, Third St., Mider jacb, dual channel IOIIIId, 4 ROOM and bath unfundlbed dleport. 4-1-Uie etc. Balance due $87.12. or . . -1. Phone--paymenls of p per month. 1951 OLI>SMOBILE. MIDI good; 1-IJ.IIC Call 192-3211. I-2NtC good 11re1, e110. ean ..,_ rllRNIBIIED and unf1lndahed 4-Wte aoae to ldlool- FARM. 32.8 aem, Nease Set.- - tlemenl: 8 room boule, bath, STRAWBERRY Plaall, s:. Phone 112-14M. tt-IJ.t!c driDed wen, pa; three ehloerop, .. per bUlllllecl. Cllarlea llen houses, barn and olio. ''(.ARGE ltrf 1'1111111 ball! Jl'oster, Rt. 2, lta<lne. Phone . .,..-tmeat. newly dlrOI'..... Lee Johnaon, Racine. Phone 147--. t-Utp Mll-2243. . S-29-Stc *"· "'*'tmento. and · Mit. PoiiWGJ, . ....,_ 1-~· BOAT MAHOGANY, 15 fool Wolverine. newly refinished, APAllTIIEffl'o new top aod wlndobleld, a· onJJ, 1111 A.... cellent condition. troller, Mer• • . l-1t-llc cury motor, skees, ladder, Ufe cuahionll etc , included. Pllone ~!4 Raclno. 1-IM!e m s. ............ 1'111! G1len1 Sh.•le Tile end Brick Co. workers In Face Brick plant - Year Ume - Day shift - good hourly rates · earniU• - paid vacations and hoi- miles North of Columbus In a nice !limlty· In wblch to Uve. ~rS.Ie OHIO'S ,INIS'I' l'erllllnr ET.Eclnuc GurrAil and amJJIIDer, etzl, phone - New Haven S-11-ltp ' FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, aluminum sldiftt!, storm wtn- All onllroh otroltht ond ,...od. Bulk -~ltlt ..~ rico, Lh!Uid nlltofln, ...., - - di-nt - · 3711. S-11-ltp NINE ROOM HOUSE, loll, 1~ llorYicot " 1 • .c... •Truck •Hwl• c- elulw- llft4lll KiiiH . GOILE fORI) eAnyType ·. •• .. JAYMARCOALCO.·. . at;7,AtN·- a.lllaeiiulllly LIM ' . -.......,.... . . --· . EXP'&RT ' ·Wheel Alignment . FlRISTOkl DLC 1110 NIW TltiAJ)-BLACKWALL 1 5.55 650xU t.ll .J7 650x14 u1 .a 700113 ID.II .~ 700114 lUI A3 7SOxl4 ~ 670.15 11.11 A7 I Plu•lfoco,,...lo ~ Notlonw14oOuora- · Prlco Tox n.n -GUA"".__ . ....,....,_ ~PGMEROY. Pomeroy Motor Co. Open E-. Tll8 L:99!~1-~2~12~6~~==~J . HOME .. - ---- -AND ..AUTO . N._., Supply Wiele O.ol1 GUARANTEED 16.50 and 18.50 All Regular Sb:es $_12.50 . John W. VanMeter 991·2788 Auctlonaem EVINRUDE . SALE-~ A.ND SERVICE Ohio boat ond 11101or Ucense MEEK Hockingport, Ohio lneurence Buslnns SlrviCII 1968 EARLY American Stereo. 1943 DODGE coupe, extra gond This set has AM & FM radio, !ires, good mechanical condition. Call 742-4622. 4-4-3tc READY - MIX conCNt. deU.· AU'I'OMOII1LB I!IIDrlnClll !Joel 4 epeed automatic reconl ered r!sht to your pro)ecl. eaaeeliad? Loll JOUr operat. changer: lovely linlsh, Jua1 Fast and easy, Free till- or'l \lcenae? Clll - - like new. Take over pay- GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon • u lie males. Phone IIUZM, Oaacments of 17.11 per month or Nease, Nease Settlement road. lela Ready • Mls Co., M\ddle. pay $129.18. Try it In your Phone 9411-3661. 4-4-3tp port, Ohio. I II lie home. Phooe 992-2836. 4-utc SPECIALS - Bananas. JOe lb., BUDGET PRlCE fumltllrl t11 Bologna 3 lb. 1.39. Bleach 31c our third noor budget llhop. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, gal., 12 rolls Tisaue 79<. TwoBaker Furnlture. Mlcklleport. rug "ashers, pollsbera and Bedroom Apt. lor rent. TwoOhio. ? II lie genuine parts. call 119N710. P1ece Living Room Suite, ' I ~-~ 139.00. Register lOt free Tur- SEWING MACIIINEI'I, le)lllr key. 12 lb. or over. M&G aervtce. an mW.. WY 1LOOK AT FOR EASTER - Toy Wldle FOod Mane!, Rt. 7, 3 miles 21111. The Fabric Shop, PoiJI. Poodle pups, 7 weeki. AKC south Middleport. 4-4-31 eroy. Authorized Slnler Sales · regiJtered. Champloa baclrand Service. We Sllarpen ground. Phone 1111-118. 61 JOHN DEERE dow. Phone 992-6371 alter 5 p.m. 4-Utc 19~6 BUICK. Custom Electra, 225. hard top, t door, air con- dillon, power sleerlnB. power brakes. oower seal, vinyl Interior. call New Haven 8812871. 4-S-4tc FOR SALE - IIIII! J,ark. Good condition. $150. Phone 9494272. 4-1-'lc JOHN FRY property, Middleport mn. 5 room house with 3 acres ground. Phone 17425113. 4-1-etc IIOVSE lor sale In aJ!Ioa. llelulllul prlvlle borne, for ehlldren. 11111 1'001111 (tbree bedrooms), divided baaemenl, play nom and s ' - . Two loll 10 s 1110; 12 1 II bam. Property ltnced ln. Jaqulre at Blanche Compaon. Clif- ton. ,_,,.. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TOJ mlnlalm'e., and up. Iliad service and groomlnl. Phaoe MMG. 11 I tic m RIDING HORSE, $lt5. Phone ---· »-ftp Phone day, ~II; even1ap 741-5501. U-11 NNIIe COMPLETE restaurant equipment. can 742-4111 lor de- flclaora, --- house trailers, Ill fl. frontage, aaking $t500. TUPPERs PLAJNS ON liOllTB 7 - 1~ otory 8 room boma, 3 bedrooms, bath. two car garage 'Zb:30' one acre level' Jot. Property In good ~ lion, eto.ooo.oo. POMEROY - EAST MAIN I room frame, 5 bedrooma, two )lolha, ean be I apartmenls, rumace beating, bal&ment, garqe, large lot In good nellllhOrbood. front and back por<hes, modern ldtcben and bath oo first noor. P'lnanc:tnc can be arranged. f!O,OOO.OO. VIIUllL or IIELEN TEAFORD ··- ·Aiberl M. Cln, Bnbr THESE SPRING SPECIALS l-lt-tfc FOR SALE, lZ room houll. bath, in RuUand, acroo• lrom EXPERT Motmcyele Repair, high achool. Need of repair. Pomeroy Rome and AaiD. Ray R. Phlliips, '125 N. HJ&h 114-TFC Sl.. Lancaster, Ohio alJO. Phooo 6P-3212. s-se-etp FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pomeroy Home and Auto. U4-TFC RtHJTE T AT ROBSON. 4 room house, bath, gas furnace and cistern, needs repalrl, 2 acres, good location !or two AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1966 C1price H. T. Cpl. . . .. .. . $2795 396 engine. TUrbo Hydramalic trans. Power lleer- ing and brakes, tilt lleering wheel, Comlor&On Air Conditioning, Prem. while will tlrea, Aatro aeata, blk. vinyl roof, yellow body, rodlo, ·A real sharp car Golaxte 500, 4 cb>r. Y·B lql!ao, auto. trane., POWOT .atelrtnr, radlll, &!IQd Ur11, ll1alp rild Dnloh, ImPala, · - apt. epe. Belutllul boip fiol&h with matchlrw boip Ylnyl ~ lor With bucket ltlto and console. 396 cu. ln. 0ft1ine. Turbo H,ydro lllatlc trane. P•. •teerbw and brlkes. Good tlreo, radio . and baater, 8a I IPOrl and 1rJ SitS 1965ChevyU lhl•-· 'Siller ~ Q>e. VB e!Wine, automatle.trUL New tirelt cl.U Interior, radio and . $1995 .$1595 . 1963~ury 2 IIJor Monterq; V•S autom8tic tfana,, new w.w. 196a Pontile anil clean Interior, ndlo and heater. Cotallna 2 Dr, automatic dna, radio and hea~ or, $895 heater. ill'BS. white llnllh, OhaiP ·good .$995 4 11', 1oco1· !111111 c~ ~ terlor, rad o>if white llnloh, &!lod t1re1, 352 ..,. line. auiJIOiatlc POWer Steorflw. R and H. Galulo .100 1 1965 Chevrolet Bal Air 8 Pallo Ill. woaOn. 327 Oll&o llltolllltlc tr-., POWer IIMI'IQI, c'-t Interior, pod w.w. tires, radio and heatar. . .$1895 . 1964Ford ownod, 1958 C.dllltic 4 door Lilxur)- cor at &moll Price. WE WERE T11ERE FIRST. NO OTJ.IER COU~TRV CAN CLAIM IT. 1965 a..vrolet 1962 Fw4 $250 $13f5 I I \ \ 1 I "" ' .. 1963 Mercvrv Conv. cpa. u.Ciltowner car and lhowo tendirrc.,... A-c, P,' •tM!ilw.and cad llrdoll, rad >ln7l· ~rlor, . $995 c. C,DADFOBD AUCI'IoNIIJI c:.plele leMee write, ~ rr 0111oct Cltll...... . ....... Olilt 'Be$1 • 1 tic talla. 4-+ltc POUII ROO,M boult, bath, faD biMmenl. prqa. Two Jill' SIX ROOM house, bath, new old borne. Phone 111-Sitl. Nl-tft pi !ornace, ll·&cn taad. two cement porches, one mile be)'ond Cheater 011 Route 1. roAL. he••JY. lum• stoker. eu Phone 115-4121. ~ EXPIBT ENGIN! TiJNB UP .... pi• )111'111 H needed' and ll'ln• run. Euelllor Salt • ·Works. In~ .. E. Mala Sl., Po- ParATOI!S, -Arcbl8 L, DoltOo , . . ,,Romt6A!tto. IJ*TFC merov. Phone ttWasl. lUIIe hew, Letart Falio. 4-4-IIP .. lie IIASII'I PHONE 661~70 ForSell Real Est•te For S.le ' ~T IT! Wi !Oil I'VE "«.~ Selling Furniture one! H0111eholcl Goads From 2 Ell,llwl THIS SATURDAY EVENING 6•30 K"otts Community .., ··- TIRES?? ONE FARMALL C TRACI'OR, with plows and mower, one cock-shut 30 tractor with It" John Deere plowa, call 9493844 alter 6 p.m. t-»e SEWING MACHINE. zig sag, used three moatha. WID sell for $47.113 cash or payments of $US per month. wm bring to home lor trial. Phone 1ft. 2836. 4-Utc. • MON. THRIIFRI. Sift .In Stock I OPIN7T01 • ' .All New R••- lhito POMEROY ! UJA\P ·CDjl $ERVI_g_c AREA WAREHOUSE • . ' .-- . ' f THREE PIECE bedroom auite $119.95, bead boards e3-9t ea., shower curtains with tract $4.118, revolvinR clothes dryer $9.911, reBUiar $18; hair dryers $9, regular el9.95: goll bello 17 doZen, G. E. portable sweepar $29.95, Ironing boarda 17. baby walkers, car aeall, ear beds, trainer&, and many other bargains at Bryant's Budget Shop, 1111 W. Mala. Open 9 lo 5 dally. s-st-etc SOO'I1lERN PLAIIT8. anler 1968 DODGE Olarger. Phone oow, cobllqe, \oJIIltiiH. pep- New Haven. lltiZ-2355. 1-4-etp pen, ...t polatoll. PhoDo MS-2119S, Charlel R. Harrll. FIVE RIDING horses, etoo and Portland. Oblo1-Jiab: up. Arnold Grate, IIUIIand. pair, Middleport. Whr Not u... - ~ FOR SALE, or take over paymenls: '6'/ Mulling Fastback, Acopolco blue, IIIII enifne, lour opoed, Interior aame color, low mUoap. Must sell this week. Thomas R. Burnllde. Ill E. Mala Sl, PomeONE UPRlGIIT Baprt P!IM. 4-1-Stp Cali 949-tl7l. t-»e roy. FOR CllSIDON COMFORT Jtnapp Sbool, Clllh ShOe b . ,.. · cho~B....II .. MOBIL HOME, b3$, 01cellent oondHion. ComDieteb' !urnklbed. eteso.oo. Call ..... dowa, gas furnace, harclwood noors. large porch and Jot, ROod condition $6500. 119 Kerr St., Pomeroy, Ohio, phone 111- . ,, ' ·d•als]n ~· ·tc)wn (WA-6 Af;QAID OF 1'HAT.... �' ' . ·f ', ,. '~- ,. l ' .•. . . ' t "'· - •. <) I ' ' '' ! r) ' •, Y()t,, XX , POMEROY -MIDDLEPbRT. 01;'110 FRIDAY, APRIL 1968 to Brb!i her to Elborfolds and let us helil you outfit her tor Easter - hundreds of beaudful drosset to choooe from In all the latest s!11es - a boautlfull!ne of coats. sldts. knltdre&ses.mlUinacy, blouses, coordinated ~~·• drllsand coat ensembles -Just the thin&:• :vou need to complete her EASter ward Sue Zirkle, and Vicki Gloeckner, standing left to right; and Colleen Ohlinger. Lynn &um,p, D:mna Dyer, and ll>nna Hauck, seated left to right. RITUAL OF JEWEL conferees of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter oi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, above, are Katie Well, Roberta Kraeuter, Beverly Long, Carolyn sauert"ield. TwUa Matheney, The ritual of jewels was conferred on 11 pledges of the Ohio Eta Pili ChiPter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a tea giYen Tues-. ~ night at t.he home of Annie Chipman, Pomeroy. The candlelight ceremony was conducted by Lila Mitch, presi- PANSY SNAPDRAGON CABBAGE PlANTS • ALL KIN IX> OF SHRUBS AZALEA PLA.\""Y'S • FRUIT TREES AHHIVING >VON POTTED PLANTS FLOWERS AFRICAN VIOLETS READY AND WAITING FOR YOU MIDWAY MARKET w. ~~St. 992-2082 Pomeroy, 0. 992-2565 dent, assisted by Ruth Ann Riifle, Lois Clelland, and Carol McCullough, all oflicers. Eleven yellow roses, one for eachofthepledge.s. centered the ritual table which was covered with a satin cloth bearing the &ororlcy emblem. Tapers in colors symbolic of personal traits were used in tlle ceremony. Nominees for ''girl of the year" named during the meeting were Ann Barnltz, Carolyn Grueser, Annie Chapman, and Mrs. Mitch. A short resume on activities of each of the romj.. nees was given. Members voted by secret ballot and the name of the "girl of the year" for the thiPter will be announced at the Founder's IA.y observance PI~ ned on Oct. 29 at the Uptowner Inn in Parkersburg, W, Va. A $5 contribution to the Meigs Councy &x:iet,y for CriPPled Chit.. dren was made. Plans were dl:r cussed for chapter representaollves to attend the convention to be held in Columbus, May 10..12. Members to represent the cha,pter at the convention wiU be se-lected at the next meeting. Jennifer Anderson announced, rummage sale this Friday and SaturdaJI tn the PhHiips Sisters' location on Court St. in Pomeroy. The regional competitionintlle Miss America pageant, co-SDo~ sored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, was di~ussecL Bob Hoeflich, who was named last week as director lor the .Pageant, met with tlle grol&), along .with Betty Rawlings, general !:itaging chairman. Reports Crom the various pag-. eant committees were presented, and Rosetta Redovian wa~ ap.. pointed chairman oC an advertisIng program book. A cuJtureProgram on sculpture prepared by Martha Eschleman ' Come ln ICid look around, c.t>abluall people to assist you. ----------~-----.,..For the hall Fry Sizes 2 to 7 presented by Mrs. Mitch, Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chapman with Mrs. Mitch presiding at the silver cocree service. At the tea besides those named above and the pledges were Judy Crooks, Rita Lewis, April ~ith and BoMie ThomPwas Presentation of a 50.year mem- ·Mrs. -caddie Wfckham who was bershiP Pin to Mrs. Ami' ChaSe and recognition of pasdnatrons and past Patrons highlighted a meeting of Pomeroy Chi,Pter 186, Order o( the Eastern Star. Tue:r day night at the MasoNe TemPle. Denz:el Goeglein made the presentation o( the pin to Mrs. Chase. a past matron of Pomero, Cha,p.. ter. After beingescortedtoaseat in the East, Mn. Chase extended appreciation to th.e c~ter and reflected on her early days as a member. Pins wUl al&o be .Pr.. sentid to Freda Fauber and Charles Peoples who were unable to attend the meeting. Past matrons and past patrons of Pomero1 Chapter were introduced, Their introduction was fol-lowed by U"ibutes from each or the star points and a vocal solo by accomPanied by Mrs. Florence Tracy. Mrs. Kathryn Jordan, worth$ matron, and Albert Woodard. worthy patron Pro tern, presided at the meetlng which opened in ritualistic form. Gifts from the wort)cy matron were presented to each of the past matrons and past patrons by Dorothy Will. The J 96 B Grand Chapter session was announced tor Oct. 2224 Ln Cincinnati.. The Eaiter theme was carried out in tabledecorationswttllMr&. Opal Priddy, Mr. and Mrs. Archie SWartz, and Mr. and Mrlio Jacob Turner sen1ng the retres)l.. ments, A white Jily centered the table. Class Plans Breakfast A breakfast to be served follow· · •irig Easter JUnrise servites at the Pomeroy Church of Olrlst was planned when the Golden Rule Class met TUesday nigtrt at the home ot Mrl. Slerrle JolmiiOil. Mra. Robert Wood& was named chairman of the breakfaat com· mlttee wllll Mrs. Olan IIY&ell, Mrs. Gene Eakew, and Mra. Clar. ~ Andrews aerving on the committee. nu-1ng tile meeting ..,.oted by Mra. Harold Smith, it was voted to purchase a 111¥ for the church on EaRer. A rummase sale waa sche<klled for Ml,)', and It wa& announced that the next meetfn& will be held at the heme of Mrt. IIYsell. Mr11. Edward Venoy wu de.. votional leader. Sle read &crip.. ture rrom Matthew and a medi. tation and prayer was given by Mrs. AL, l, Phelps. Member& re111>011ded to roll call wllll a MEIGS TIIATRE TONIGHT, APRIL 4 NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 5 • 6 GENTLE GIANT (Technlco!cM ... is the ·rook that's now! 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Mr, and Mrs. James Cheadle and chlldren O( Colmnbus Vilited Mrs. Katherine Weaver. Mro. WUda Ble88lll8 of Alboey was a gqest at the Tom WeBs ' me. . Earl McGrath attendod lllo '"' neral of hia uncle, Gu.y Webb, It . "' Shade. GcQ! Wllllaat llarpor has r• turned to hi• army bue II Fl. Lewil, W11h., after I Yllit With rtlatl vea here. Mro. Donny Atli lind daupter1 are guests ot Mrs. Llda PowelL Mr. and Mrs. Dove IIYnard of Tennessee and 10n1 &pent t h P! weekend with Mr.ICid Mro. Hobo or! !lou~ . -rt. Mro. Julia Vin Miler and Mer.. ,lnna Johnoon of llaoon callod on . Mrl. Clydo The custom of !he loving cup Is trace~ back lo the days or wassailing. These eup11 are used as trophy cups . • Hard Sell Needed in Promotions .. Aggressive .Promotion is die secret or success in obtaining industrial development and reAttending last niHflt in addi. search parks.'' lion to tlle above were directors Thus commented Dr. Robert c. E. Blakeslee, Calvin B, Simp- L. savage, vice president for reSOh, Lula Hampton, Norman Web- search and industrial liaison, er, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Robert Ohio University. Wingett and DaJe Kautz:, Kautz He was addressing 94 memo presiding. bers attending the spring membership meeting of the &Jutheastern Ohio Regional Council, Thursday nJght at The University ma~rt Boy's "Mr. W r - lllought on Euler. entertainment. Prizes were won by the Rev. Robert Woodt, BUl AndreW&, and Mra. John1011. j SAVE this week durying our Berkshire Stock- -:.~~~.:~:~:--·-··--·--·-·-·-·--·-: A Bible quiz on tlle book of Ads w a 1 conducted by Mn. Phelps and Mrs. Eskew had the l I colors new styles. All are penunentpresa. With .;,U release. StoJ> lnri81ttnow. Look'em over and select a pair or two. ADD the final touch& of color to your &:Pring outfit with jewelry rrom our large selectionofnecklaces,pins, earringfll, bracelets, After Sunrise Services The Mini-Teen Look ... Short Sleeves - rich Plaid• ICid colo"' ful, ooat strtpea, c~ka. Plency olaol!d • Ccilor&. ButtA>n down hy collar scyloo. A trui¥ wonderful aoloctlon and IJICallent buy. - son. Mrs. Chase ATHENS - THE SI'U~NT GOVERNMENT II Ohio Unil'Orslcy held a· maaa meeting Thurl~ night to discuss a PD&&ible 5trlke .Pl'O* telt oYer an lnet-eueln (eea. RI.Clresentatlvee or the American Fedtrltioli or State, Q)wtf;y and MunicUJal &lployea Union, Which repra. aenta the schoot•a non -academic emPloyes, and the Ohio Universits Fedorlltloo of Tlleher• llj>Oke at tho meeting, Olear McGe1, pre&ldent of the employes union, satdhe would ask the meinboro at a ~ membershiP meeting Saturd~ to 'liii'Drt a PGIIible one-oday ltrlke and.1o request the union members to honor plc~et lines, Permanent Pr• SPORT SHIRTS Eastern Star Chapter Honors By Urd,te4 ·Pre;·u International ~· , THE VIOLENT i!EATH of IN. 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Other men'a aport ahirta, $2.96to $5.91>. unu F.or Boy1, ~tia J to 18 l!lllt!Wll..,. ,,... sHirr ' '. ......... .....,.til '' ' oi) .. .~ ,. • • ~ •• I Pa!oloyo, Pialdo; ,, ioltdo. Seo these excellent value& ud btu' what you need nOw. Regular aad bUtton cbwn coUara. Te,pered al.d J1011ootaPered at,yles. BOYS WISTERN JEANS ' Sizes 2 to 8x, In regular alzea and aUm a!Jea, ·~e~ 1by Wra~er for a naa~ fit and long wear. Bl~e d,;.·. -1tm, wheat ail'illodeii . • reel!. COmplele Hlecllon ~ , talzes. for the U~e. IJoilln your flllllly. ; . , . . . . . • Dies Friday Elias Stiles, 73, Rock ~rb!is Hold, dled Frldo,y morning 11 Veteran• Momorial Hospiial, .surviving are hi& wite. Edna; a 10n, Edward. MlekD.t190rt; a daughter, Mrs. Julia Norris, a. cine Route 2; a sister, Mrs. Robert ~\'is, Pomeroy; five grandchiJdren, one great-grandchild, and several nieces and nf&lhews. Funeral senices wiU be held II I p, m. lllonda1 at the lllring Funeral Home witll the Rev. Menzel linith offlclatlng, Burial will be In Boech Grove Cemetery, Friends .IMJ' call at the fomeral 00ineln)1lme. booths will receive &peclal fn.. structlons in order to Improve service. One of the tour booths will be Ideated in Gallla CoUI!t¥. Dahlberg also anooWJCed an lndu5trial conference is t:ilated Ap.. ril 16 in Columbus, and t h a t CJnciJmati will host the third annual governor' a conference on Players Will Inn, Athens. p l V bl "The industrial Dotential of . fesen r a e southeastern Ohio is excellent. but it rttcJ.~ires eaorts o( all, especiaJ..ly organiz:ations such as fhe SEORC, to develop and e"" pand industries in the arua," continued Dr, Savage, · The speaker was introduced by Carl ~!berg, SEORC director. E. E. Davis. coWlCil president. .Presided. Director Dahlberg anoounced lllrislon 10 Highway Chlel E,.. gineer John Dowler will meet with coWlCU leaders in two weeks to discuss highwa,y Prior~ tie• in the area, and that Rod Mills. Qvtslon 5 ehlet, will meet • with leaders l.n New Lexington to dh:icu•s IJHiass matters In that area. llohlberg told lour SEORC tourlam booths wW be in oper.. t1on apln thls summer, and adcled )'011111 WOJI]I•n manning the ,.. Entertainment 1 o ·~ · cltuctren from ap six to 11 wUl come to the Pomeroy Elementary School when The lnaplration Players present, Young Androcles at 2 p, m. Wednesday at the school. The costumed presentation is a new version of the famous lable, Androcles and the Lion, written expresslY for The Inspiration Playen by William Ha.Yden, author of, The Cat Prln. cesa. The play deals with a young Roman named Androcles and an out-of.work circus lion. When Androcles' IUe t 1!1 tl:lreatened, 1he lion remembers a favor An~ drocles did for him and saves the .YOUnl Roman's lite. The Inspiration Players will present '"Everyman" at 8:15 p. m. W....,sday 1n .lhe sanctuary. o1 Grace E:Pi&cOpaJ Clturch. ·speaking of Schools-·NtJ, 36 - ·. BOYS TO SIGN-UP Middleport boys lrom peewee through pony ages are to reid•· ter tomorrow at the IAglon hall between 1.2 p.m. and have their Insurance, All boys OJCPOCilng to play must sign up artd pa.v tomor~ row. Presldent Charles Wtnebrtfl· ner of the Boya League Assn., will be in charge, ..., TO HOLO SERVICES ~ Lod&o 2f2, IOOF will have llti"Yieea for Elmer Wick. ham at Ewing Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m. Member• an to meet et lite IOOF at 1 o.m. School Levy Needed for Survival By GEoRGE HARGRAVES, &&>~ llelgo j:ocal School ~otrict district must have 17.5 mills lor Cll)eratlcn leVIed by January 1, 1969ln order io continue recti~ ing state school IOundaUonfundo. Many school dlstrlciB ~ i!l't havol7.5 mtllo YOtod. TheY must ' . ' lrM:reaso thtlr local' leY!ea lo prder to """'•1 thlol'lqulredmlno !mum. Molal Loeall!o sueh a di_J~rtcl. We preoont!i havoiii.S .... llliiaihi.. ballot at the M1J 7 Prlonary to Wo. IIIII l\111111 to U.Prove the small i~raM to ·ourY!"' ll't muft haw17.$t11Ula brlll8 uo 111 ID the rOifllred 17,5 lor ~ miUs by January 1, 11169.. As we emphulz~ laatNovtJDt ber, &chooldlatrictsln ...,. ·~ ..... Ohio J..ocal School District � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 4, 1968 harris wickham