https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6afe45d79dafb52f2df6066703a55152.pdf 3af97ebc2c8f3e8ef492c518f269e09d PDF Text Text . ' . I, . Auauot fs14, Brltillb ~~ under Adin. ' Sir Geora. CoCk~ and MIJ' Gen. ·Ri»oo1 ~~~ biJmed tlif and t h e plijlltol \ Willie ...... I.IIi c; I .Y.(i. ~~ :!I 1 n ·. • sH . at. · ~. . D. ' ' WeathCii ' eo•·.......,,~: 101 oi•·'OMto. Motll7 ~• .....,. to. ~ ·'"* Ill .of ....... mild biah In ' Tueadl!'. :n :r.'! Fom n l'l:~ntlnl! ,l' :u B :u n~rl :ti Prinlin~ tnl~l:ak<JS . ~ing :1(1 Cird'' .l':lrf :1!1 NfWI~ Crack' of a Rifle Laun~hes Spring . . . \ .' .'11 llardtn~ ,, ·Ill J\11h~1 ou• 41 lnd1\ idnal 42 l'lin n.•r rnurJ.t" .; ~ Shl't"flike m.au roc k · IWfrnder 51 )'' ellllnl nt' nam(' i ;, ~Suffix :i.1 11>~1f •prefi11.1 , M 1'\l)ise · 1F' r , I :IIi 1\l:wk ltuman dah• ~,s i7 (i,Mh le.~s of U1filfnalinn 2 l'n~un lnt•~t•lkabk ruurn Chinese is !poker than 460 million peCl ( i '' 1' ' - 100 ydt, 5. . ' ' ' . ' ' I ' ~ . ~ .._ :·-·· ·•· ' >I 01 .. 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"· . . . .,.- Tru(k News ... in Briefs :~ ~r~~it~t~~?tt~j~~~~:~~~~~;~~~;~;~;~;~~~);~:~;}~;~~l~~~t~=~=r~:::;;~:::~;::~:(~~:~{:}~::;::l~::}fJ:::::r:::: . 1964 Ga ber. . . \ ·. ·.. · ' station Wagon • trans., air con~ I 1963 Marauder, 2 dr. power brakes. LocaJ owner, I ~ justmenUI and the lS..Car terry flat wafii returned to O.Kan H~ bor &mday afterJW)C)n tor additional work. The 15-car flat had not been returned to service at 10 a.m. lodl!'· Wall Creating Hazard On Lincoln Hill Road A wall at the foot of l.!ncoln HW which Ia creating a tnlllc hazard lor ID01ilr1BtB and pede.. trlana ol Lincoln HW lload should be torn ik>wn lmmodl~. This Ia In the rc>ort an .,. gineer whocheckedthewallwhlch recent!¥ develoPed a crack that grow a wider dally, The relalnlna wall Ia al10 loaning bodiJ, tllo rtPOrt llld. Robert PooPies of Pl. Pleuant il the owner of the Pn:l*'tJ on which tbe wall Ia locattdo lll!'or Up Ft"ght . LONDON (UP0- Communlot Ollna baa threatened to withdraw 11111!>01'1 from Hanoi U It negotiates with tho United Slates for a compromise Vlelnam settlement, dlplomodc report• said tocla,V. Pekin& Ia putting heavy prea- v-.. - oure m the regime ol Norlh '!lp q,~, Minh 11> e<IIIIIJm tllo fllll!f i· galnll America "to the bitter end.'' I lnail4a victory is near al ofl'eklnllllppOrt would Involve the cutting off o1 economic and military aid 11> the Hanoi regime, the reports llold. Communist OUnaalsowaa said to have made it clear to Hanoi that she will boycott &1\Y peace conference such as the pr<:p)aed recall of the Geneva conference ol which Red Ollna was a ·full member In 195 4. l'eklnl baa attaeked President Johnaon's peace offer ao a fraud ond warned llano! agalnot aoC8jldng lt. AIJporently hopeful 11> awing Its decision In tbe laot IIIOIIlOIII agaloot Ialka. SIX Defendants lbf: ALL ASHORE THAT'S GOING ASHORE - The elght.<:ar lorry flat puohed by the Cantly K docks at tho Kanauga Landing and Deckhand George Turner of l't. P1eaaant Prec>ares 11> lower the cable so the cars can c:ome a&hore. The tighkar terry tlat has been in uae while the larger 15car flat Is undergoing r11>alrs at the O.Kan Machine ond RtPalr Co, shop at O.Kan Harbor, The can~ K and the smaller rerry nat handled traffic elflclentl,y a.ntlll' afternoon. F"•tJpWr• ... •haiti• .............. l'lmrllbui-L f5 111<1 «<ett. ... diAtCO: ·Harry lAo, *"'' New TechniquesShown Controlling Violence BY LOUIS CA~ WAgj!NGTON (UP0 - "I think loa.... hive - and ended It at $112,343,072, off $1,808,446( Meigs Coonly bepn at $35,204,038 and ondod at $36,679,209. The state as a whole pushed over the $35.6 billion mark. Cloud said the composite re. port compiled Crom abstracts received from the 88 cotmt;y auditors ahowed an overall valuation of $35,661,108, for an In- crease ol $1,725,733,538, or 5 per cent over the 1966 valuaUons. A breakdown .shows that total valuation or real and public utlllt.Y property hit $26,6>0,6M,458, whl<h representodagalnof$6SB,300,341 or 2.5 per cent over the previous year. Personal prcperty valuations were fixed at $9,- 010,469,650, ror an Increase ol $1,067,433,197 or 13.4 per cent over last year, Cloud pointed out that a year ago the lncreue in Va!uatlonl amounted 11> $500,8.25,468, or 6.7 per cent over the 1965 valua- tions. Further anaJ.ysls sbowo that the current real estate valua- tions constitute 74.7 per cent ol the state's wealth, and that the ten major llrban ccuntiel had a combined total prq>ercy valuadm of $22,053,820,911 or 61.8 per cent of tho slate's wealth. 'Ibese counties were Cuyahop,, rtottroublo-- Cynos R. V~~Xe, III>IJOIII'& to be borne out by UPl from IDI,jor cltieo that ha• e"*'..,ed outbreakl of aroon and loodnc during 1l1e Plot ,.., "*'•• In Waahlngton. Qdcaao, Bal. tlmore, Plttlll>url!h and other citIes where violence occurred followlnl the ols.Yinl 0( Dr' Martin Lutbor King Jr.• troops and pollee re-"""' with now teclmlde1181od 11> brlnl rlntl under control with th• leaot pooalblo bloodshed. Tho new teclmlquoa call for bettor training, bettor advance planning, better COIIIIIIIIIIcatlooo, rapid mob!llzatlon olovorwhelmlng numboro of pollee and troops In a trooblo area. and minimum $6,476,756,176; Fr>MIIn, $2,4:83,823,764; Hamlltoo, $3,54:1,- aunflre. 406,600; Lorain, $824,786,632; Reotralnt In the use of fire. Lucas, $1,643,888,961; Mahon~ arms Ia perhaps tile moot otrlk. lng, $1,044,998,815; Montgom. lng dl!loronce - - the new """· $2,014,994.895, Stark, $1,- awroach 11> riot control and tbo 225,934,240; SUmmit, $1,919,- method~ used last IUD'lllle!' la 175,211, and Trumbull, $178,Nowarl< and Detroll In ol 055,617. .thoM eltlea, pollee and NationEill!l~.slx of the oountlos regal Guardomen fired ~ Istered moderate 11> &UbBIMtlal -and-moalndhcrlmlnato· plna. !o!orrow, clown $1,024,. 8.23, joined Gallla In Jbowlng a decrease, April 29 Go·' Day for AlarauderCheerCrews learaed as a result of the riots last summer." That cOIIUIIOilt, by Proal- JohniOD'.• Meigs Up, Gallia Down in Value te'T."d*ldlo vial. nilort CODI>Ietod. Foar Ia tbat tbe wall wW o:olllll'oe and allow tona ol dirt llld ....... DOlo lllo ro&dwa,y. liii!'Or lear Ia cbeck!Jw with the Pomaroy aullcllllr lUI action• to bo 11011. Sovonl couocP.. m111 ban tncllcatocl that octlon Is tho _.u.o(~ ol tbaPand not tho' vlllap. While thlo Ia tocbnlc.U, cornet, Lopr Iolii, be lo proe-.. 11> pusb lor corriCIIvo action at lhe otto of tho wall u a Protoctl" , · sravol - forPill ..- dally mUll tho llpot. wUh Poop1eo and olao hid the · Fined by May·or . !'l~tt::':;~::.~ v--.. ~ · Chotloa U&ar1tai -liil>liob . ¥!)SCOW - A IIAJOR HANOliCoinmunllt front- ~ .,. NDIPliJS, Teno. (UPO muncod 'II ''!UIIj< ..,_, and fl&iiiOrtl" telkJ wltb dlo l!nlted , All;}o, Goa. Ramat1 Clark Ba1<1 ( Stetea. a Sovlol ,.., liiOftq ci•alcb front t!tO !iortl> VlalnloD •..,._ tedtir s-. telllld. Tile fl'om tba Coiltral Commltlll CJI tllo v• .FllhW!and '"""- rui11&14. . cl Thi fr011t c.,.lod Ill ...Ort for telkJ with a call on !1)0.....,.. Luther Klns· . o! Vlftaam lo ~'bo ~ ~ PrO'• tbr flllo1 Ylclori"'~ · ''We'- he'U be undora... Soull> V!atnw... and AiDorlcan ~•II aloo roll quite soon, • Clark llld. • ·ollllerlc&a ~ 1lnCODdl~ .. . tho' . .... all · Sx do!foidanl• wore fl'illldand "We're Pllttirw every fefiii:Mdc.. olhtr actl "' ;~· aPtnot Noftli and .bol ibo dl-b o! ....... !orfellocl bCIIdlq ....... ., wo .bon oo lllo lnvoatloII)I)N'trGapa lo Soulh V'-o . ond h..n.iaa b o l d - . - . . ' lalloll. The tocua Ia 101 Nl!'or Cbarloo r..Pr,. q and WI IN quite cloao, WI · llarolclhw, Pr!JdGrvlllo, for. thiDI; bu! tliat depends 011 IDw ·~~~:1~- llliSo IL\1ITIN LUI'HER ~G JR., 1lldor 11> lleQhll, ...... foli.id a .as baiMi pulod oo • IOiill · ot tllo loada wa havo . tDdl¥ ""' .il.to 111 !Md'am-..;taJ """' aJcn ~ ........ F.lnllll . _ , Jerri - .~ I I "' ,rofdl..- I ~J.·~ Co. shop at 0-Kan Harbor. The new steel e.prons needed~ H0 WT d " arne T0 Keep I ......me-•• 390 V-8 engine, (Uf'O - A Brldlh Onneu Alnra1• Corp. <BoAC) jetliner carrying 131 pU-r• and an Wldetonnlnod IND!ber of crew crubed and uplodod •hortll allw telulo'for II """""' AIJ'o port tedl!'· It waa not IDunecllatel¥ laml IDw JIIIIQ' poreona were killed. Some IUI'Y!YOn wore n(IOrted. Allport authorldoo llold the BooiJw 707, which was •t4rtbw on ·a fUglrt 11> ~. Aullrolla, 1011! out a ma.vdl!' lliDolwlthln minutes after It lilt the ground. The Jlllot n&IOrted hla lilt wq was on fire. The plane crashed on a erol&l'I.IIIWQ ln tnn of thl main J..oo. don tormlnal and was de_... by Ore. Howovor, ..,. aiJ1Iort..,. ploye llld It III>Poared 11111 oomo -1e ware IIIIo lo eacre>e 1l1e plane olive. Tho illght was BOAC 712 fl,yJna 11> ~ -.nedlate &Cql& II Zurich, Tel Aviv, Toilran, l!olnbll', ~re and Porth. ::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::: THOUSANilS OF OIUOANS added prayers for Dr. Martin Lir thor xq Jr. 11> thalr Polm ~ worllbJpa. They attondod mass m.,.,rlol "nlceo and parodea In honor ol the late civil rlshts leadu. · • : · Tho!,ar&eot m.,.,rlal aervl~o waa bald II ,the stale FAirgrounds CoUaeum In Columwo where ~II' 50000 Negroes ond white con-ated to •Ina pra!Jea of tho BliPd&t m!nl&ter &hot 11> death In Gallla Cowl~ sulfered a deNc!(lhio lut Thur•"*'· ~~~~~ services alaq were hJ>)d In Clno!J>. cline and Meigs CounQ< enjoyed Did, Hlmllwn, OXford and other' cldoa. Peaceful marches wore r.. an Increase in wealth subject IIOrted In lll,yton, Painesville. : Moaeow, after five da,)'B of of- 11> taxatloo during 1967, State All tatelocl, ..,ro than u,ooo:poreona pu:tlciPated In those dam- ftclal tllen<e, came out 1n aupAuditor Roger Cloud reported o~ port of Hanoi's al'llOtUleement of Saturda,y. wllllninoaa 11> oond reproaenta' Based on valuation or per 8011· COLUMBUS - OIUO SfAT~ UNIVER&'t'Y oflll:lllo wW tnve .. ~ the c... of an aaal&11111 professor whoburllecl his draft card Iii tivea to meet Americana tor a a!, real estate and p.1bllc utll il;y prq>ercy, Gallla eo..acy bea clul'-1 li'rl"*'• John E. Coi1Ja!IJ Jr,, vlco prool- !or..,.. !ieace probe. gan 1967 valued at $114,151,518 - c a!lalro and prowat ot tbtl unlveral~, llold 'anlnYIIdptlon wW - Plac• balore ..,. actk>n would bo cOIIIl- tp~nat'Davld E. Gr..., ull._ pro(oaaor of hjstory. · GrMI claimed bo buraed hl8 c!ratt card In hlo American ForQI WASIIINGTON (UPO - S01>11e Democratic leader lllke Polley cluo Jn oJmpatb7wltll .llr; Nirtln Lulhor Klni'• ..,.trlnool lllnsfleld llld ~ President J<>hniOD'a &peclol addre.. w noo • vloi""'e. "One muat honor lhll inemorf.o! Kbw by - . q the ~eao on raclll unreat ma,y not come after Easter. He !J>. tblnel be BlOOd ftJr, n Grtea lAid. • dlcated It mflht be called off altogether, lofansfield llold plano for the BPOOCb, orlslnolll scheclrled for t1m1s11t. were otl!l IIICIIIIOND, INQ. - THE litABCH CONI'INUED todq Ia lllo rubble ol Mia StrOll for tbo 50 or' more rlcdml of an uploalon and lndellnlto. The Democradc loader llld If tbo Prosldent wllltl 11> fiN which .riPped lbroulill aliht bUaiAIIBI buJidl..l Soturdo,y at lllo mike the speech, ·~e'll ban one" but adciBd: 14 1WHit think htl&bl lliwntll ""'· .• · li'ollc• oald FBI -laUJtl !aYo ldondfled 25 loodloa. Thoro wo ohould rush Into I~" lolanllllald added: "We should aoo how thlngl c1ova1<1> around the COWitr7 - be a little more sure al are JJ. porlillll ml'"llw and prellljllllll dead. Blc- Pollee Qdll w'hlf: we're dolna!' llaalel L. Strabaa oald bo bad ,.. doubt tho tate! mmbor ot wW bo 10 or mOre. I Custom Cab, v .. f ' TESr RUN - The ..,wr vessel Dassie Y,, with Max Crain, Ohio Valley Towq Co., at the helm, moves the 15-car ferry flat tDWard the Kana&,ga Landing to teat now stool lll>ron& that have boenlnatalledattboO.KanMachlne and Repair Or; ...., 1965 Fo1 ; (· ';)~ '· LONDO~ for the COmmunists. Withdraw- •• • 111 United Preso lnternatlonol 1966Con ,,.fT'' · On ···akeoff eo,....,. BAlli I llROS. . 'J .AUTO pjw : ouru: ' ' Bv MIKE FEINSILIIEII WASHJNGTON (UPI) t Ai>rtl arrived In America and the l!nlted stale• had had OIIOUIIh ot w-. It had oullered the Insult of a quo .. tiDited dollar, the ln.lurl'l of the Pueblo, tile !oar ol alep II llho ~ and the direct ~sis of the Prealdont's Natlonll Adv!BOl')' Comm!l&loll oo Civil D!~rdera which oaw IDnnlng "two aoclotles, ono wl"•.e, .,. black - •e&luate and UIIO!jiiiL" On the Jail "*' ol Matoh the Preatdent went oa. televillon, •• "a dophou•e." a single bullet renounced PDlldcol ambltloo !l'om a Rembwton JIUJQII rifle and Wll Nluted In lor equli>Ped wllh • telescopic •lihl ascrlflce and atat.onwlslllP. "" !Ired, ..,rtolly wllll11llq Aad-P""""""b IUI1lrlslng-tllo Klnl· Tho marklll!WI eac!IPOd. Collumlllllt reelme In North K!Jw, 39, a GeoJ'BI& preocher, v-.n llold the electric iOonl: son of a preoclter, the Intense j•tauta." . : advoeate of nonviolence, Ute Then came the crack of a Nobel Pe&ee Prize winner, 11 de rUle. , lnd'' to younser black mll"' llu1ln Lulhor xq Wll!l In _,, but chiefl)o tho nation's x-hia, PrtParJne w march brldp between tho black man apln. He had led a mlor.b .jn tho alum and the wtdte man tiloro In ,,.,IIOrt ot ~ In !lOWer, died In the Billie mor, ..,1111¥ N...,.o, who""' '-!tel omerpncy room where 011 strike lor unlcm recCJ8DitloD JIIJIO& Meredith had boon and tllo ..,., checkol!. ;rho Neredltll wao wounded march had en&~ted Into ~lot, from llllbulh while on • on.. ..,bon:IIIIJw KIns. ~ho man march from Meawhl• 11> P.....,hold tbat _l..,o ~·· Jackoon, MI.,., In the aonnmer ·mt yet out of BMOOn 1 In of 1965. · America. Within two hours ol Klrlj(a Fatellllltq death tho President of tllq Klns ~ onto the -.1 Uolted Stetea, who on a.ndo.r t1oor PDI'Cb of a Noero holoJIIn hid Prll'ed !or Peace In Mempldo, tho Lorraine. , A VIetnam on television, was companion called ,., from tho acoin on telovlslon, aollcltlng 1treet tb&t be1 d batter wear bta n&tionll pr~,yer 11for PMCe llld ovarcoat; tho ovenq prom!~ underotiDdlng throughout this 11> bo cblll,y. Kq '-<! ~ land." 11> bur blm 81J oomOIIIIJwel._ No Politico Acrooa lllo llrtol; from a IIIYIJw ~d OICh, about 111lhl\Jijjjj"lli 1lliat wii dlieriWil • • - CCOilllliillro~Pilit 1) .. UOW!'\: I Will ti W l!t'llii S :J Jet i Ai>rlllt the crueloot llllllllh, breodlnl L!la<1 ~ut ol-lllld, ~ !lomor7 and dollre, lllrrq M root• With ll>rbw rain. i - T. s_ ~ "The Waste lAnd'' or $ethmentart ~u . ' rFIVE CENTS W:lll:lh(l :1(1 Fall fh•wt•r.; ' MONDAY, APRIL 8, 1968 The Cru~lest Month :~ ~ ~lu.~ru!mt~ 11_.mr ~~ :Hrkan '~''<>nus ~'ti t:t•r;unl'll wil't• llr;lzili>~n WliloiJ, a re.i ...,..:1 J... b : - - ... ~ ...,, . ·' Devoted f:o.The,lnleretll of,. Meigr·MIJMin Area POMEROY .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO , . I • enttne. ' NO .. ~54 . . 1 lll!JM'Ihlti\111 "'·"""*""' ~-. ., ' Jn I ' , · ~ow 1You~Qw,. ·; . ' ....-.; II' - at lOoters and auapoctod ''snipera... In Newark, Ill otllclal count tbat alate patrolmen and Nat!anal Qlardsm"' l!llpft1dod 13,326 mmda of ammunition in tllree do7o. 'i'INIIQ>.throoporBODo were klllod. No one ktlll track ol tbo llllllllllnitlm ftred oil In Detrolt'o alx41.J riot, but It was eertaiDI1 nwnbol ed lnJIIIIQ't!oooBIDdl. Fort;y-U!ree periODs were ld!locl, lncludlnc -oral """ were lndlsputabiJ Innocent by. ltandera. 111 contrut. not a slncle sbot Bred by tba troopo on dui;J In Waol!lnaWn olnce tho baa - rlatluir boaan lut Thuroda,y night. There hll boeb nlllllve. b' little - . . . by pollee. Tho toll that lnclude1 • and too.,....,, wllooe eight, 11>10' bad.., comectlnn· Willi tbe riot. TOKYO (UPI) - Rldlo Hanoi lold 1Dn11bt North Vletnatn woo wUllng 11> moot tbo Amarlean diplomat& at P - Pooh, cambodll, or In)' other ~•'V cib' for »nnJzDiD. ary talks. Tho bro&dcut colacldod with a 1n ~ Pom by Pr!nco Norocbn 1ibanouli, tbo Cambodian chill o1 t1ate, that Ida .-at countr)' -~ "lladb"' o!ler .tho ciQ' u tilt alto for Vletmmp- •••llbl• •-tnt .....u- Death P~nal~r m~ wilh ·c:nurt is Ruled Out' .ll1ed0ao ad• •- · Wo\SIIINGI'ON (UPI) - '1111 ..-.r••• _,._ Court IOIIIJ . . . .. .. - - tho - Mr-· ,-ol• ., 'provlaloio Ill tho ··.~ .•. ........... bal.... $11111j. · l ... .... . .~. i Ill' ,....,.. . .' rtiiA,>tQ ti:l'l ·...."~ •.· ' �.. ' ' ... ' ~ ', t •. ' I • n. Qall{· ~. Pomero~ddl""'rt, o., Ajlrti ·~· ' s. 1968 ::ll.....1lY o.if",,U~ n_~·Q. truct:on Sta'g·npr:ng Vf", ., e~., , .,~J'I'eaa· ~ ' . . YIOIItlce ............ . . b l111t ....... of Dr. llartlo ""· , k 'ld,ii ..:Jr., has llnlck mon lltlli ~JocGre American eltleo l1t11 li' ot staaer!~ .,'!IIUI'tkllt •. " l!lftM1 ,Jan.ta AIUIIlnation ln : ' 4lUiruCtt.ve orliJ ' l·,Wariness : 1\! 'J • ,I ' ;Marking 1 '1\pproach : Wf.IIIINGToN cuPO- Tho . • lllited Statea and North Viet·, Jllll!l. .... moving warily toward ~ ueatawahl118 contact" amid ~~~: tlcidloaa that Bides may · ~~ belwt aome reciprocal re.. duetlm Ill the scope or their mn. lllrl, -atlnna. Followine the witbdrawal of Jllllldpal North VIetnamese un~ klieiln& Kho Sanh, the Unit. , ed aatoa for the third conoeeu. ; live' .day &mday limited Ita olr : ~~ m North VIetnam to an : about 120 mUea aor11t of ; GiJ ' Demilitarized Zone 0>MZ), : _..below the 19th parallel. : 'lbl1 was c011aldersbl,y I e a s : llilrtiDr) than .... lneluded Ill ; ~ Jdlllsoo' a original do f. ; Jatil~ ot thebomldnizone, which • e&tatlda 1010e 200 mDea north of . ' : a..·' DMZ to lhe 20th parallel. : ,Admhdatrat!oo off I e I ala, ~ ·..-at~me. Indicated a belief that • Nn Dolhl or ~ would Ill be tho IliA! of tho Wash. : ~llaool eontact when It Is ; lbtiaiJ1 arranged. . • ·! ""'"' ,. -.• ~ •• j, Six Textbooks I II l ·. . =..::•ago Marines~ ChaseofRed Siege Troops SAIGON (UJ'O - Tho Marines Four Autos Kho Sanh turned over their fllrt to the u. S. Arn1J tod8l' and moved out to amaoh the North Are Darnaged Vietnamese arlll)' that bos!Oied ol curred to !our vehicles and two *Ivers were fined ln mQOr's ...urt as the result of two tr• their aorthero frontier balllioll for 78 .,., •. ••a•a about time we P out there and ebased them," seld Lilt.. Cpl. Gory Harris, 20, 111 L - . Tex., 1H10 af the 8,000 Marine• who lived like moles durlns tho week• af da.¥ a n d nilbt bombanlment. ''Now we can pt our reYatge. n Troops ol the Arn1J 111 A I r Covalray Dlvlalon, blowing fie accident& Ill Pomeroy Sotw-o clo,y. At 3:50 p.m. St.turdo;y a ear drhen by Donie! Barnes, 21, !itakor Heights, was stu>Ped at tho tralllc &i8nal oo Nye Avo. when his car waa struck b7 one driven by Robert L. Arnold, 20, "Charge!'' m a captured Com.. n>mlst buslo, walked the llnal Pomeroy. At 9:30 p.m. Soturdo;y, tho two mDoa Into the fort &mclay second accident occurred near to eomplote the week~ong. 20,. lhe Court and Main Sl. lntorsoe- 000-<nan Oporllliolll'l!gaaua drive don where cars driven by Jerry lhll broke tho aloge of Khe Sanh. Johnson. 21. Parkersburg, and Today' a gleaM Marlneaproaent~e Proffitt, 17, Portland, ... ed their bunkora to tho Army, l!ded. The autos wore ..,ved and alll!ll>ed oil the red <Nst from pollee did not rCl<>rt ~ of their fatigues IIICI struck out for the accident. However, Mlas the .tunllle hllla that hid their Johnson was fined ln tna¥Or's tormentors. court Saturday. Both Arnold and 11118 Jobnoon were charged with !allure to maintain assured clear distance. There lll'ere no injuries ln either Chester Plans Special Events accidents. Thora will bo apodal aervleea at tho Chostar Me1hodiat Cllurdl _,_Holy Week. ..;· "' ):. Qlon the recommendation of. 'lburodal' evening there will ;.;· ..... County School Sqlerinlel)o be a communion oomeo and oo :;. diit Robert Bowen, the courQ Frida.¥ evonlngthoRev. PauiBau~~ ~ of education hars a<mpted Ray B, MeCart;y, 6.5, Ml<lllo- dors of Grace Me1hodlst Churdl ;~ llit ta>U in the fields of driver a retired Inspector Cor lhe Ill Gallipolis will give the Good :3 ilb:ldon. health andjournallsm. port, New York Central Rollroad, died Frida.¥ mea1B5'0. Those servleeo ·~ · The books ue ~tt~Ptoved ln use will be at 8 p.m. '; (1om SOpt. I, 1968 until Aug, &mda.¥ niiibt In Meigs General There will be aunriae aervleos . Hospital. He retired two yoara ..· II, 1t'l2. at 6:30 a.m. oa Eaator IIICI tho due to Ill health. {. Ai!Proved in the driver educ., regular -ohlp aorvlee will be. Born Sept. 9, 1902, at Che::rtion lleld were Drivers' EduciP shire, he was the son of the late glo at 9 with tile Rev. l'l!erl A, !· iian ·n d Traflic Salet;y, and WalU.r E, and Sarah Rodger& Cosio In ebarge. The &mda.Y :·: ~ike Driving. In health, School program will begin al10 :; die bolrd III>Proved the use of McCarty, He Is aurvived by his wid. a.m. with chlldreo of the dlurdl ':: lloololu Health and Health Today ow, Mrs. Norma Watkins Mc- partiei)laiiDI. This progam will ~~ W. Tomorrow. be followed by an ea hunt for :; .\A>roved for journellom 611>- carty; a son and daujj:tter by the !lrst !oor claooea of the &111a previous marriage, LUtrell Mc M .:~ diu were High School da.¥ School. ·.. 111m IDCI E>Perienees In Journa- carty and Mrs. Sieve N. Jenkins, Rio Gr-. A stop •..O, lllirold Wirth, died ::: In 1967. •., •·. SQUAD CALLED Friend& may eall at Miller's :" •· .. 1be Middleport emergency Homo For Ftmerals from 2-t ·~ ..,ad answered a call at 9:39 aud 7-9 p.m. TueodaJ. :: J.l'l• Sunda,y to the Mlddleporl Funeral services will be con· • Qlwdl or Christ In Chrlsllon meted at 2 p.m. .at 1WIII where Ben Kesterson had tho llmoral home b)' tho 0... ' . .......... lll. He was tranoported c. J. Lemley. Burial will be All1dAN (UPO - An Iarael! Ito Vtllerana Memorial Hoopital In Gravel lUll CemolerJ. armored column backed up b)' ldmltted ao a medleal PI· jet Clibler • and holleoptera llooi. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrrAL struck tod8l' Into Jordan oouth . '" Admissions Saturda,)> - Nooo. af tho Deed Sea, a Jordanian ,10 lllaehlll'pa St.turdo,y - 0rvt11o mDIIar7 spokesman said. i• LAUCHE ENDORSED Wauon, Floyd Wllllama. uThe laraeU force was tm. , .. ;q.,tDn (UPO - Tho l»,yton Admlootona Bundo.Y _ Rll)fo. modlaU.Iy engagad by J o r d a.DiliJ News on<brsed Son. Frank cart,y, Mlddlii>Ort. nian forces,'' the JpJkelllllft ' I• !Omda,)> lor ra-elec:IJ!o<barges iOa1di.Y - c. H. said. ,.. Jonea. He rOIJOI'ted ftgbtlng under ,iW'm Approval Ray McCarty Dies Sunday ago ,;;.; ,. ·a ·:u.. Guns Blazing w-• Inside Jordan ;p '~) .. ,._,.he ·Bridal Shower Given .>~or Miss Hoptonsto/1 ' ~- · J.. .fn. Dolo Walbum, Ills& Macy Jlr Wolllurn, and Mrs. Laura ....... otttortalned Friday · ~·.U., a bridal shoWer honort[lboEdlth Hlll>tonatall, brldoo .§ . of Mkhool Zirkle. Tho ....,_. was held at the lllddl"' , ~ Ftrlt United Presbyterian ov.,.. .............. gift. table was centered . ---~~. -:..: · , . . a pink parasol and otroamors ;f"IW !rom tho ceilq to tho iii!Jiil Also featured Ill the doc> _ , . , was a l(t0t4l!Jw of g~ (J( tho bJid&.eleet with • bride doll as a center ,,., ••lflo Valles. . . $1595 ISiJ•• bock sedan. One <are· I OWJa". S.Owa pd eare. .• , $2095 •• dr. Soda~. by .Pink ta!Pir& centered· the re!ro&hmeot llblt. C<Joklos, punch and miDU were aerved by tho hostesses. Amoq tho gifts pr.. aented to lllu lbptonltell wa• a decorated cake. lllas Walburn eon<b:ted tho gamN with Mra, Richard Young and Mrs. Boulall White wlnnlns tho gr!zea. Mra. Ra1JDond Walburn won tho door Prize. Tho &UOst list !Deluded Mr•. ~rofhyWW, Mra. n>n ~ 14ra. ~n Mayor, Ills• Olp Plerout, Mra. Richard v....,.., Mra. GO)" Rus..U, Mra. John werry, Mro, Undt Frederick, Mrs. Clarence LaeiJ IDCI...,.... tar, Kllhf, Mra. EdWard Crooks, Mro. lfarJ Kuozelmen, Mrs. Poor! lfolbnen, Mrs. Denver Rico, Mrs. ~~¥ron lllller, lira. EmeraonJonea. Mra. C&roi¥U Satterfield, Mra. Vlneeot Dabo, Mra. n>n LowOf)', Mrs. Thomas lolq, Mrs. Loulll Souor, Mra. .£....-.tt BoclmoriDCI Comlo, Mra. Fred t.lo, Mro, llwlifll Wlllaeo, MI I I Jud)o - . , lOu Jo7ce LoQr, Mrlo Lto ~. Sr., lira. lfanlld Tee!ortl, Mary Lou Teerortl, Mrs. Carroll Norrto, Mrs. Am za.. !do, Mrs. Ruth ZlriClo, lira. John lllrriaon ud hrou, Mrs. J..., ocin White, llr~, GlJMro, IOOJ Coria GiluloH, Mrs. JIOI>. trt TIWII*U7 .... Mrs. 8odDay 'lf'J !Ownllw. way more than two · · -. : "·.. · • ·· I : ~ ., I ·• , I ' I . , 0· ' ' ;, ·v· '· • I • '· ·'· ' .. ' . :-. J ! ' . .• .' ' I .R.,,., ~ ~· ..... " , •J ~ " 0 , i ' , ' ' .... ~, " ' ' . OU.eles~ !~~on~ .: ~ .''~~, \ ·' Th~ij~~ii(!s ·.· i.~~; ·. ~v~' • The · ICo~fromPIPih, : ,.o,l r~ "(raqp.,;<~•'c.•··;"--'·· ~ . • ed II least $10 mllllm eaeb: M8l!lllllla, Tem., Thurodal' nlsht, lneludlni the Palm IUida1 ... Oflier cltlea aaoeased wreckap u.nat diJ of llll>ll'tllng proclaim- Ill IIIIIIY millions....... ed b)' Preoldent John.... Ill ..... Th ltll'doat hi e111 Balli or ol the fallen c!vU r!il>llleedIIICI WUhln&ton, er, at loo1185 cities were villi· ·-•- tho ~~IJ)hl~!:"'.;"~.. ed b)' vtolen... -...... w. w""' The maelbre box acote ae~ llldo 111 federal troops and Na. companying the most w U e- u.nal Guard11111811 IU11JI)omentlng opreed racial unrest In Ameri- loeal poll... ca•• hiatory: ' Dead: otleast 29. IIQured: more than 2,000. Arre-: 8,879. Tnlopa: 19,900 federal, 30,· 100 Natlmal Guard. DIIIIUIP rau Into .....Uoaa mDlkiDa. Fire destruetioo Ill Cbloaao and Waoh!ngton al!HIO total- Medium damqes wore !Do · ' .' . .. . •. ' I< hours after tbe thrust across the cease. !Ire liDo below the Deed Sea. In Jeruealem, IBraell spokeomen said they had no comment on Jordan reports of batlliDg on the Jordon Rlvor. Oara Brown Dies Sunday PT. PLEASANT- Mrt. Clara Bro1111, 68, Rt. 2, Pl. Pleaaent, died &mda.Y oCternooa at b o r homo. !lie had been In Celllna health for tile past year. Mro. Brown was born April 29, 1899, Ill Me""' C o u n I y, daU&htor or tho loto S. P. IIICI Emily llrlabl. Hor hulbood, JoaO)lh Brown, preeOijed hei'!Dclootlt Ill 1987. iilnlvlng are three ' footer "'"'"' Vlrl)l.l wat...,, a at llarahell UnivoriiiQ'; Kometh Wot...,, Hrvittr Ill VIetnam with the U. S. Marlnoo: and Mike Wot. IIHI, II homo. Also .,mvll!l I• ooe oilier, Mro. Vada Juatiee, or COJum. bua. Sorvlcta wiD be 'llltlda.Y at l p.m., Ill the Crow-Huosell Fu.. -al Home with 0... Normal Nelli IIIII 0... o. IL carter 11 !1,800 ~~~ ~.}) 11,600 of "M! ;~111*'tW .tho ~ ~·tho W14~ \V~ b~.. ' tro~J~~I llllloo ind It Proiiloed tD' be~. .mUatored J>il.· & ;liiWU'.'ill' tho . _ POiitleal • .,.... •Tlit W"''• .,....,. ~ llifehllte iun Proot<lonl """ "' llfeik ~ ~ " "'!· ·thl lha Dotnocrota ....td ~ t , •lht ~ . cia··•~ for. clrllllil ~-· ~ •w.f'n<l,o w, 1 ~ . ' · · were ........ . • · lhDrt ~ era<k 1 JIO)Itlclao 1111<1'· ~ 1011 iiorn the Whita ~ • 'IJI~,~ to IIIIIIIIIDCe ~6 to •Amtill~ Jo.tht' eefeQ'.Of 11111'• . rm nmni"W, Callow~_ . ' 'thoU 'ombelillea -«>old tar tht ln$ead, w~ H...,hrtf,~ ,of ~ ,_ad "" l)le ......aid; . · '·· ·, p{it <it llilllia-ID 1Jilliiu. W~ , Martin ~ll'~~~. dae.r llld·'t·i,~f. tidl ID ,.,.., shot, IIJd ~~ ll delcL... ~'..O • <; ' diPtOmlt.le 411:il)iibbl8 ' 'thlli ·ow...... •leolJOd 111 Ylol...,.. - . ¢1iiltala modi aald Son. Frw a.u;rch Of! IDtereltiDa reul-. ldabo. "II 11 the curse of the ·'rlie WIIIW .House "oltuatlon land." ·~ moin'" 11 mnnalb' the nerve Tho SUD had not yet HI Ill .....,. of 1111 AmerlcM _.,.. California llllen the !!rat mtltl at "tllne of ~ was lhn>Wn IDCI tho !!rat ..,.. etllil 111 the ~!ida r.ut or credit tolevlalon set waa a1Dieo. C16o •• llildelello Now It Tho South reacted firot. Automobile• were otooed Ill ..-ved tiiiOI'IB from. the 1111 Birmingham. PaUco used dlal>o Preelllet llld tho 13111. bliiiS gas In llalolah tor ~-.. On !UndaJ. llamlllDu, N.y•• control. Two JIO)Ieomm wore Des - · Jowl, were Bhot In ~his. A CurniturO and eddod to tho lilt ot trojjoled storo wu looted Ill Miami. cltiOS. Trylug magic agetn In the Tho P...,.ldent JaJW dlli>IIChed Dillon's blggeat Negro commUo troclll to Qdcqo IIICI Bal~ nib'. lll,yot Jobn v. LlDdlllll' more. WuJdlwtua II Jut wu loft the Broadway llhoW bo was peocoful. atteodllw IDCI walked Harlem'• A lew clo,ya - " ' the rUle stroeta. In Greensboro, N,C., llhol In .llomllhia, tho wbeoll of Gov. lU K. llooro called out buroaucraey hid 0011111-..1 OM tho National Guar<l. task ·here IDCI p......,ed a Trouble Wlclolptoad _ _.e poperlloond - . lle{ore .tho da,)> ended, di..,.. Cbleker than tho Bible, _.... der Wll l'IIIOrted alBO In q tho complete text of the NuhvUle, Tenn., Tallahuaeo, rc>ort oo tho Preoldent'o Fla., Toledo, Oblo, Greeltsboro, National Advloory Commloolon Charlotte, Wi:nJtDI>.Silom, New oo ClvU llloordoro. Bern and W!lml... N.C., <Jn page 265 IIIPeared the HartCord, Conn., ~It, Mlell., conclualon, which raed: Itt& ~ IIlii Jac.._ lllu., "It Ia limo JaJW to IDCI the TIDi)o,_ Fls. ~ .... dostrucdoo IDCI the vloleDco, not tlcello, llhael,. and Taitytown, ool,y In tho •tr- ol the iholto N.Y., Tuliilloooa, Ala. and but Ill tho IIYB• ol ~N wuhllvton. n.c. Tho to on sale II¥ mall Friday mornllw In • WashiJI&'o through tho U.S. IIOYOI'IIIIIOIII ton slum, II tile headlprtero ol prln!nr omeo. The price to fl. tho Studeet Non.tolent Coordlno llbtl CommiUee, llb>kely ea... m!c:hael IPOI!dfW' . n Aa for Dr. Kin( I murder 1 1 think white Amarlca made Ita blggell mistake whon she ldlled Ia", xt,. last nlaiJI ·beeauoe Minor diiiiUIPa were IDeurred when ihe ldllod Dr. xt,. last to IHIO ear and ooe per11011 was night, abe ldllod llio man ol lakeli to Veteran• Memorla!Hoaour nee that 11111 .........,., pltal Cor treatment u tho rellllt older IIOIIOfatlona, tho militants af an aecldent oa Route 33, three and tho r~a •IIICI tile mlloa north ol l'olllerQy Saudar masaoo of blaok PeoPle would nlaiJI ot 7:20 stlll Uaten to. Even ' lllouah liberlll' Robert ~·· 80111-tl he did 1011 ·agr" . -..._-ted that brakes with th... thor would:l.atlll on a ear driven b)' Rub)' Lee U.tentobim • ... ·,·· fll"l• IMchlu...., 19 Artlockla,.w. VL, ''When white Amerll:a ldlled crabbod as the ear I'GUIIded a Dr. Klnl, she OPened tho f¥01 eurve, thr<Jwlnl the v@)llele Into or every black man In tltlB a dltcb. A paaaenaer, Lola San· c:ountry".he w11 tho OMIIIIIIIII loy, 25, wu' taken to Voterana our race who was t:r)'IJW to Memorial Hollllltal h1 the fom. - h our people to hew love, eroy emergency ocpd. libe was corQPaaslon and mercy tor what treated Cor lhoek IIICI dlamlaawhite people had <Nne. When ed. white America ldlled Ia", xt,. laot nlj!bt, she declared war on us. There will be no erylug and there will be no funeral... • Tho Goz-r or vlolenc:e added Bo61011, llaso., Lallllllc. llleh., Qdeaao, Baltimore, Md., Kalama100, Mich., W!c:hita, . PrM1iiiURGH (UPO - MIUKan., Albuly, Ga., Savannab, lar7 and dvll 1)01100 enfore.d I Ga., Atlanta, Go., Lortnen, Crall ellm tod8l' ... the predomlCiark&doltj llol1jo S p r In S 0, nantly NeJr0 IWl Dlllrlct, I Gr....... 1DC1 OXford, J~tas., 20·1M111r0 blod< area hit bylhree Doover, Colo. PallO Alto, CaiiC., . da;ro 111 filliDilll racial dloor· BorkeltiY, Calle., llQ1oa, Ohio, dor. 'lbe !!rat ~ r a e I a I Philadolllhla, Po., Now Haven, Conn., Pine Blul!, Ark. clllllrboncea Ill Plttlburgb'o rtme of Trial hlllll>ry broke out Ill tho Tho White llouee, Prealdont IWI, whleb baa t h e cJV"a Jobnaon apiD on tolevlldolu h!Pell rate of nearly overythlns "Once apln, tho heart of bed, Friday nll)lt, America Ia boiY)'-the IIP!rltof PNee waopnal!YresloredbAmerll:o wows- flor lr1iii"'Y da1 niiJ)Il 11hell the third c:mtlll. denleo the very mllllllll of oar IIIII of Natlmal Goard trcq,a laod, The We of 1 man who - 3,200 Ill all - Wll doDIQrod ll)'lllbollled tho ~ IDCI to the area, three hoara all« I faith or Amerll:a baa boen clllk..to.dawn eutfew went Into taken. But It Ia the fiber 1DC1 llteet. IIICI Iabrie of tho rfl>Ubllc I• bebw tested. II we ""' to hevo tho America that .,. to havt, all111811-of all ....... ell reg!ona, ell rellslon&-muat Blond their I)I'OOild to vlolonce Ito v1ctoey Ill lhta aorrowflll time and Ill all t1ate1 'W" •.ilt· u- •.=. ·..,• ._. muat .....- 11> '"'"·~ '~'"'l':l',':".i,.._ .... .mw "'-.-UJ.• _., ~ ~.n~W- ear)J ,!""f,111q dark ,to ,pay 11.· nal l'lij)ect~ .to· 'M. .jojd ~ ,.... ";y.... •• -otot ·l1111h bll· talher ror·· 'l'"'ll""" -· ) • . ' .' , • -~~"!1:1 ~~ ...-vteaa _Tue~. · . ;,.1 & ~fArlel tram """!"" the ' . Prj~ m.,..., iilot ualiG!' . ere eJIII8C!Od lc! ~ 'lbltl:ildti•llfX"P!ICI r.itllo ~ . '~'_;~,. ~' •;\!'.',...-. I ., ,· I -~ "! ·~ '• • ' o.' 0 .~ ,;J' r ~ . J 0 , ' Communteation The oidO Unlverl!v Calli..,. q Edtll;aiJOt! Olllcoblaed l oommum•otlool clall Cor the .PUbliC lD be lllll)bt II Hoi..Ho~ and Cllnlc, GIIIIPolla. The llrll llllldJw II oo Tburaclo,y, ·AiJrU 11, Whell It will be cloelded to meet r....,.Jy on either .Ttiurocio,Y or Ft1day nlghl. Tho el1i 1 ta olfered Cor lour 2 Evening OIISIIe!l Remain Avallable 'lbe !ldo Ultlverolli' Contllll· btl.J1<meatlon Olllee ....,._, recillrlllioll II sllll- Cor iwo oveobtleluaea, eaeb oltorodfllr throe 9ftr10r bouro of acadom· lc cridll. On Tuesday ovonlnl. Dr. llrUee Craddock will tooeb lnterprota.. doo or drama. Alllntore-111· dlvlcNala ahould <Omplete relll• trotlon before 12-, Tueadll, April 9 b)' calliDg S9f..S127, Ath· -~ ' 1fiVi a '· ";' J '" '' ,.- \ (! '~ ,I - .ilss' Set CI . . cone- .. ~' hotiro otl.eden)tc 'eredlt enct .ww ........ allictl ~ . . ·.: - ~e on hoW ....._ Mro. oech O!ll,r clearly. · tor an hoar !ltndl,y, Jt~Ci wl4ow, Contta. • n d The claaa wW be c.....,lad their rOolt ehlldren Yieind ·the b¥ Ia", Gordon Wt.nen, pro- bo4r ~ ltld ......... feasor of eOIIIIDIIIIIeiiiDnut OhiO ed. Bul KIDc'• caa..,, the !leY. UnlverliQ' BIDce 19SS. Lather Klttl*'.. ....V Soma ol dill Clll!lcl 1!1 be dla- eollllll,..l .... be lObbed, "'it euaaed In tho etua who never ·~atad 111Ybo4r, he !10m' are 100o will! Is real, whit Is ·h•lld III;JIIodr." men, ....,. do you reeet u you . . ·=----.· ....... ...,o;~,o;;o;o ~..... ,................ ··········· ··········'· ... ~•,• );;, <;o;o 0:',•,• 'o ,;;.;o ;.,•,•o•XI,> ,1,:•: , .., ....,. do mtaundorotancl ·:0'· ' >..:· each other IIIII whit are the...,.. ~ IIIUIIlciiiDn dllrer...,oo betw- llartlil; -·e 0' , 0 0• 0 \ • 0' t Pomeroy... ' ;? f Personal Notes ::::§~ :;:: . ::=~ ...,IDCIIndividual I dollrllll to fOIIator !or tltlo etua should do 10 boo !oro Tbureda.Y evanlrW b)' caliIIW' O.UiPolle t48-22M aat!_uk Cor lllao !klltln or calllJv AIJ>o en• 59Wl27. · ~- . ' Mr. IIIII Mrs. Paul Filller IIICI. :Mrs. Am& Joneo !Jive ,. curned ·(1om .... :. Tax Collections Up In Meigs for Mareh I \oiCIIIoD iu Plorioo Gortlon Fllller, otudoolot..,.. lone Collop at Coa11>11, . . . . Cor a prN:utor vacltia!l; wllb sotu tax coUaetlono Ill MelliS hll ~ Mr. and Mra,~~a~M . o:owlt;y from llarcb 17 'throu&h Fllber. -"'~· ~· llowre1 baa . . turuod home oftar rilltiJW Ill Coo lumbQJ with hor brolher.IIMaw and lister, llr. aDd lilrs. 1!ari .... Fr'"'!h. Jlr. IDCI Mrs. rr-h oeOOJf&l-.ded Mrs. -1'07 ...,.. and- the weakancllwro ~ !JV w1111 rtlatlwo. pit. IDCIIIrS. ftopr IIIDeaiDCI diuglltora of Qalllpolto were rilltorl Ill ~. TI1B7 vlllted hi• ~ Mr. w........ llldllrs. Willard HIDes. ~llJWIDiY£;· !i,=~==:=~ I By David Coles David Colea ottaiDed thell'oalost heiiibt wlll1 hlaldto atodoo'W Cor junior c:bolr m.-o of the lllcldleporl Cllureb of a.rllllOID· da,)> alter.- m the Middleport Cood>alllleld. RCeohmenta provided Cor the 1010111W'• througb cJo.. llalkllo given b)' mombora Of! tho chureb. Mr. and Mra. Ra;y. 11101111 Baker, Franklla IIICI RlcIQ' Trfllott, lllra. Farle C o I a, the Rev. Baullln Moler, and Mra. K..-th Sdtea wore ocNlta Ill ebariiO or t11e oullq. dlolr Jbemboro pertlc~·~ were Cllldl' Glaze, 1'rudf ·llolcb, Dlllla .._.., KalhJ rn II Final Pre-SeBAAn HOCKENHEIM, Germii\Y (UPil- He wao 5hy and naJI. bllilll nervous and the most famous Scot since .Robert Burna. Jlmlllf Clark never undorostlmoted tho clanger he courted as the world's (Jdckest man on wheels. But Ule wheels, not the man wllh tho dragonfly refloxes, were likely reSpOnsible !or his death &mda,)> on a rat"" sllckenod track In a !rqlle ,...In& car at 175 miles an hour. He was ldUed roaring alone <Nwn a atratghtawll)', not on a Ba>reball Standin~ ' Final lll<hlbltlon standings B1 United Press International team and the home team can Phillles' owner Bob Carpenter exercise lts rlght and General Manager John game or it does ~ announced !Omday that pJa,y the game," under no circumstances would ' 1The visiting cJub the team take the lleld agelnst to sa.Y about lt." V. D. EDWARDS ,.._._ .._..., IN$URANCI!: AGENCY A.atnrl rltu to play the not have to Qrlnn said. has nothing tho Dodgers. Dodger General Manager E. JC the !'hils don't show up the J. ..Buzzie" Bavasi explained managemsnl could be fined and why lhe Dodgers did not foUow 1he other clubs Jn postponing lhelr eonlnst. •• If we had a day game seheduled like the others, we would definitely have cancelled, too," he said, 11 But our opener Is at nlgbt. It will be 11 p.m. In on Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5ii<:)ose a1 Noon.. · Tburs- - East Cour1 St·. Pomeroy (ADtwen IDMOrtOW) the East and 8 p.m. here, long MUICLI UI'YUIN DUNCI blue crash helmet who once . OPTOMETRIU" Jumllk"'' IUJlOM for the quiet man in the dark :::Team On Field ·N. W. COMPTON, Q.D. -e Doscrtbeo Hoeing It was an ironic way to die ::E Dodgers May Be Only ··on ilio n;;J~; · ·--· II pack or cars. os!d: "When rm going flat out, Natlonel Leogue w, L. Pet. drlfthw through a corner, rm not driving a car, ·roall,y. rm C!nelnuatl 16 9 .640 PuttliJi lll)'&el! through that Sl. Loull 17 11 .607 corner, Tho car hoi>J>ens to be PittSburgh 16 11 .593 under me and rm driving 11. Atlanta 13 12 ~20 but I'm Part of II and It's Part Los Angelos 14 13 .519 d. me." Son Francisco 14 14 .500 Known as the Fcylng Scot, the Chi<:IBO 13 13 ~00 3Z.y01lro0ld Clark was twlee the PhiiAclollhia 14 11 .500 Houston 13 14 o'l81 death-dealing curve or in a world auto racing champion. In the short span of seven New York 9 18 .333 spectacular cracklQ} with a American League w. L. Pet. 17 8 Washington IS 12 Oakland 13 12 California 12 12 .500 Baltimore 14 IS Detroit 13 14 ChlciBO Now York 11 u ,458 12 17 .414 LOS ANGELES (UP0- A the game forfeited. It would be Cleveland 11 16 ,407 meeting was idloduled today the first forfeit of a major Mluneoota 9 18 ,333 between l.tls Angelos Badger league game since 1949 when Boa ton Sunclay's Reoults owner Walter O'Malley and his the !'hils forfeited a contest to Lot Atlgelos 5 Cleveland 1 club officials to decide whether Ule New York Giants because or (Opq game scheduled) lho Dodger& will be lhe ooJ.y a fan demonltraUon at Connie stadium. . -------~"1. major loasue team to hold Its Mack The Dodgers are the only "'""'US FO.RY'""'..,. baseball O)IOner IHI schedule. ~ UVK The Dodgers are scheduled to maJor league club which has FlltE AND AUTO begin National League play not postponed Its OJ)Oner beTueodal' niihl against the cause of the funeral of Dr. INSURANCE Phlladeiphla Phllllos. But the Marlin Luther King Jr. 44 Dodgers may be Ule only team The Dodgers art!! the home ' " Ho ,' 0 'I I DAMEf IUP(tb after the tuneral." r.W .........· .,.... in tU t. Woollier - J-. I . .,_, .• 0·- ...-. ··~ 1... Cf7 ·· Paul KalhJ CulldJ>al!am. lleYe Gerladl, and ~ 1111 Baker, Redlua IIIII Cren1011 Pratt, Mary Bogs, Dobbie llld Cllt<b' TrlploU, liberon wn. ..... Mara!• McNeal, Cbri&IJ Roll, VIcki Manlll', David IIIII ~~a;y._ Colo, llld 11m ad Eric Seilel • I.Jiouutod oanlage t. Pnll,.. \IOitUal ~laxon ·-~ '" .1 1. !""" .. · clint: .. .... .' Our expert mechanics adjust cuter, camber and toe-in to manufacturer's specifications. ' AU work i1 ·performed by llkilled mechanics with modern d,lltllttoai ,. •• - Peace Corps Test In Athens April 20 precision equipment. •• MOST AMERICAN CAliS l'ltrta l!xtralf Needed NO ., MO· . . NEY DOWN .1 I For ~ !!rill tbH · u!pi;.e Prolidonl.•lloover had tho~ lllll'c._ cllaaed _ ~ l , 1 , . • , ·. .Experience. We .the .Best-But J ,!.-:=ll[lmll..J4~.~ ·'<"'-• •.,..,-llllb·' . . :MJ,'~ ..... , ti'~ ·~ ·a- 21, llld' ~"" ae 11'~ ,~ J!IM"r,if; .botll ~ .... . ) '1 ' • .• PAUL WRIGHT .·Is .Our Front End . , .· .· · MAUIAG£ Uli:ENIIBS' · .... \) speci.~Ust. 1~.. Years ' ' . · · · tllk• inDIIth• to prJ/ t Cocwrt•• T....,. ,ciuard~ .· . ,. :( '• said a POlice omcer on the spot. Dlos!Dstantl,y lllctoro said Clark died tnstsntly of a broken nook and multiPle skull fractures. The race was won by JeaJ)o Pierre Beltoise ot France With teammate Henri Pescarolo s~ cond. Third plaeo went to Compl'llnB: In a Europeon champion formula 2 race Sunda,)>, Clark was l"Ulllllnil seventh in the first or two sche<Uled !teats. No one was near htm. SUddenly his gold and red lotus-Ford swung sldways on a Brltatn's Plera Courage. Both straightaway and aomoroaulted Into woods fronting tho track. 11 smashed broadside Into a tree ••just where the poor man Beltol&e and Pescarolo drove Matra-Fords while Courage was at the wheel or a Me Laren. sboro Open Golf Tournament 11 Gr-•boro, N.C., and North Am6rlcan !ioC~er Loli!UO game• - - Baltimore and Los Ansoles, Waoh!ngton and ,:san Diogo, Chlcqo and Oakland and St. Lou!& and llanaeo Cicy. Yonkers raceway anml,lllCed the cancellltlon of Its Mondoy night harness racing program; Aquocb:t '""" track announeed the cancellation of ita Tuesday afternoon thoroughbred racing cord: Hollywood Park P<>•t· PGned Ita oPening !rom Tuesda,)> to Wednesda,)> and Batavll Downs cancelled its Tueoda,)> nilbl program, -~ ·J car wu so bacD,y shattered that the cause or the crash might never be known. But follow drivers seneralcy blomod a mochsnlcal CaUure rather then human error. Britain's Grahom Hill, a former world champion, said he lOW FOR YOU ' ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UPO - Ohio state senior forward Bill Hosket. a riative of ~ton, Ohio, was one of 12 collegiate booketball play. ers named to the United states Olympic squad Sunda,)>. Hosket, w h o retired as Buckeye CQtain this year, has been drafted b1 the New York Knickerbocker& ol' the National Basketball Association. REPAY ONLY f26.67 AMO Have • Iona:u Z5 months or tepiU' IIQODer if you wbll. If• up to you. BOB MiLLER thought the car developed a detect in its steering system. ul <bubt he made a mJstake. He was a reliable driver and !mew the llockonhelm course too well for that," he said. THE DAILY SENTINEL IJI:S O'I'LI.I TO INTEK£:>7 Or .0:1~111A50H AI!LII IIICIIAI'IIl ~ OWEN, PUBLISII E& nnte. rannoo hlll, LoU!« Pybl,.h.U doil y UUJII. :.ilotLII"Cia)o - n,e Omo ~r.ll•1 PuloiiMirll Company, li D Med!ult Play Resumes In Greater Greensboro 0 Pen GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPO- forced on the GGU partidpants Thlrty-six holes · makes· Cor a arter Friday' s second round was lollS day ol golf, but B!lly rained out. A second poSfPODe-" Casper, d1e leader in the mont Sunday to honor the $137,500 Greater Greensboro national cia,y of mourning !or Open, says the golfers are Ia". Matln Luther KillS moved ready "to do what hao to be tho final 36 hole s [rom Sunda.¥ to toda,)>. done." "You've got to look at it like The two round finale was 8500.~ "Well, here we are in anoU.er !iieaKOn. I hope 1 don•t pt h•rt in the fin~t ~~ra•e like I dW laHt year!" ·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::;:::::::::::::· Track officials said Clark's IllY other job, u said Casper, who is two strokes in tront or his compeiltlon with a tw~ total of Ill-under-par 132. He had rounds of 6~7. "We come out here, to our otrice, and do llur work," he os!d. "I think everybody Is ready to do what has to be St., Plllllero), Ohoo, U7Gi . 8ui iMII Oil' ~ Pilon• !1\1:1--<!UR, EdUor ~ Pllont M).2L51. ::.O.<·ond du• I'Oiolal't Pl ld ll f'clmlto)o, on.... 1'- &tl...,.l .u..,,~•ilw ..,.,, ,_.!he llol- tlnel!l-(,alloghtr , In<., 12 t:.tt 4l tt lol., New l or~ lil) , i'oe~ l ork. ~ D•rrlpt lun n l"": IW I... rW b)' ~ler w!\llrt a .. ilablt lii rmu. PW •nlll 0111 )'tllr In ad•uoe ao rne ~'!l and Savings Co. otrl ~ IU. ta. "*""&. N, IJU, 8J Sent i'* ,' >j, IIIOfltll• , ~.lU, T'lw"M wn•r• clrrier ..,.rl ctl not o..at~ t bloo: One 11101111> IU(I, Dy mtib On8 ,_ , l!lowr Kwl~ lOANS UP TO $2000 SIO.OD, Sh montl>> 1,;.1~ . ThrM IIIIII'I\I' I fl.OII, ~bO<riptioo pri(f ir'l<luosn ~ llmt~ 11 ...1. done!' S u n da y' s Weekend Sports Summary the By United Presa lntornational Sa1urda,)> NEW YORK CUPO- PeU.r Ph>or won the Exoel&lor Handlo cap at Aqueduct by 61'.! lengths. . --- World Ct.~~ skling races. DALLAS (UP0- Tho UniU.d stales Lawn Tennis Association •. aaid-.1 it WQJdd bold an open GREENSBORO; N.C. (UP!).... B!lly casper !Ired a 67!or I 132 and a two stroke lead in the Greater Greensboro Golf Open. tournament this year at a site to be aeloeted. Sunday HOCKENHELM, West Germ&n1 (UPO- Jhn Clark of Scotland, a former world chamPion auto driver, was killed during a EurOPOID formula 2 race. postPonement 31st GGO into pushed tho Masu.rs week at Augu&tl, Gs. Many players wanlad to be on sweep tn the slaloms at the today Augusta National course to practice Cor the Masters. Four-time Masters cham,pion Arnold Palmer new his jot to the Georgia city Sunda,y to practice. Palmer is at 140, eight sb'otti.s behlnd Casper, mldWa,y · through the GGO ...1 ckln't like the way my golf is of late," he FELLEII TRAINER CALLAWAY GARDENS, Go. (UPI)-Bob Feller, former major league llrikoout kiJW IIICI author of three ~ttero and 12 IHIO-IIIUero · <Nr!Dg hla eareor ,; idth the Cleveland Indians; h,t.o joined lhe !aeulll Cor tho Hoalthdlac AU.star ~~ Camp whleb will run during the week otart1ns J~ 7. A member or the Hall fl( Fame, Feller WIHI 268 pes <Nrlnghl,eareer. · HEATING AND AIR- CONDITIONING :·· MUELLER CLIMATROL •. : : . ·.:::: : ·. e FREE ESnMATES .·.·. { SPECIALISTS •.· ARNOLD BROTHERS 618 MAIN ST. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP0Unser of AlbuqU81'QJe, N.M., won tho 151Mnlle JlnunJ' Bryan United states Auto Club race. Bobby • SAN JUAN, P. R. (UP0Mari< Cox of Britain boat Allen Fox of Los A~es !or the men's singles dtle 1n the International Toonls Tolll'IIOj'. Shllkerattleroll Get smoother rolling. Willi a new-car loan. Look under BANKS or LOANS. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your flnsers do the ¥1alklng. ·. : :: osld. Casper got a new challenger Saturda,)> when Bobby Nichol• BOWIE, Md. (UPI)-!Jancer's fired a &.under 65, the day's Image, 8 Kentucky Derby lowest score, to stand at 13t. hopeful, ~Cored 8 three length Ibn January and Gene Littler victory in the Goveroors Gold were amther stroke back at C111 at Bowie. 135, while South African Gary PARIS (UPI)- Karen Muir, Plll)'or was 6~67- 136 to round JOHANNESBURG, So u I h Africa <uPO- South Mrlcan 15, of South Africa, broke her out the toP live loaders, sprift star Paul Nash oqnalled country's 800 meter freest:¥1e the world record or 10 seconds roeord with a tlme of nine ·mlnu.te&, 54.5 seconds. Cor 100 meters. SWIM RECORDS PARIS (UP0- Karen Muir, !S.yeor old South African mermaid, set a new SOUth African women's record in the 800 meter Cree at,yle l'blda.¥ whoo she wes clocked In nine minutes, 54.5 seconds. M111 Muir also set SOUth Africa MJmen' a recorda 1n the tOOmeter backstroke and 200.meter frH&b'le Saturda,)>. 1101··LIA- . .H. come." . [ICes. IIJ,.AIIpt U,CbiJoo. ll.Do· ... daay 111. ' fO, ·~ ... pplah . lfl, ~~II'ID1ah lllD&!1ah ltolleerloned sat strtPDed ln the HEAVENLY VALLEY, Call!. (UPI)- Gertrud Goble and Herbert Huber gave Au&trla a Jl,',l.pe . 22. OUolla . II. Aqlo. cod~Jit," yoors ho won 2S Grand Prix AKRON, Ohio (UP0- Davo Davis won the '25,000 Rrstprlzo in the Firestone PBA Tour-nament of ChamPions with a 213 to 205 for LQn Johnoon. ....u...-11 CLOUPIIUT DAILY CROSSWORD NIDe exhlbitl!>n b a I e b a 11 Piovl-o Hacia and the gamel!i alao were c&IM:eled on ~ Aeoa and -alo Bloona liunda.¥ In memory or Ia". Kinl· pOttpOned American Hoekly ~e pla,yoff pmos oehoclJled Tho~sbeltthe~•~ I at Son Diogo Ill tho ool,y &mclay. Ollhlbltlon pme whleh was Other POilPOMmonts Sunday played BuJtdo.y. lnoluded a NoiiDnol Hockey The Washington Senators, ~ playoff pme - Houston Aatros IDCI Cineinnatl Chlcqo and Now York; NllioJ>o Roda ell annoW¥:ed Saturda,)> II Baskotboll Asaoelatlon pla,ythol lhelr llonday "advlnco 0(( pmes between Phlladolpia gpenera" would Mt be played. and Boston and San Francloeo It marked the !!rot tlmo in IIICI Los Angelea; Amortcnn maJor league hloory that tho Baskothell Asooelatlon plo,yofl same's season-openers were pme• between Pittsburgh IIICI POBIPOned b)' anytltll)g other Mlmeoota and llollas IDCI New than woalhor condltlonl. Orleans: tho tlllrd and fourth Hoekoy PostPoned rounds of the Greeter Gr...,. Tho ~rlugfleld Klnl• and Clark Never Really Understood Danger .. :;:::: . Kite Derby Won Carpenter and General Manqor continued Sunday when tho St. Johb 'QUinn mt to take the Deld. Loulo Cordinola, Chlcqo White Sox and Slli Franelilco Giants Doefo!qn Withheld. Arth~ ... Red'' . Patteraon. vice announeed lhe POStPonement of »realdoot of tho LQ~s, sold a their Tuosda,)> oPeners. ReB<hedule Contoota declakln will be .mode toda.¥ The cardinals roaeheclllod whether to POB~ the contest. Ji It lsn'~ the game could bo their Tuoodal' night Qlle1lOr with the Atlanta Bravos !or Wt~CNs­ fortelted to Los Angeleo. T h r it e Nailooal Hoekoy da,)>, lhe Glanta made their Leogue st.anioy ~ pmes are Tuesday afternoon pmo with oehoduled · for Tuesday nilbt. tho Now York Msta P&rt of a but one pmo was l)OSll)Oned doubleheader on Aug, 11 and the !Omda,)> afteriiOOn and two White Sox said thet Tuesday's olhots wore celled oU tonight. tlcketl Cor lliolr game with the This marked the first pOSIPODB- Cleveland Indiana w!U he ment In tho 51-year <II> hltory. honored on WodneodaJ, Wo<No,.. ~ta PhlblUon• were cancOiled. · · Tho fiood of llosoball cane~ da,y's game will be rooehoolded 'The onlY g...,o otlll oflkltally Uons, Which ·bvpn on Saturday. 11 a later elate. Ustod !or Tuosda,)> nilbl to II . t..is · Aoceles botwtien tho ~~ and Philadelphia. But tho PhUs' pla,yors have received wOrd ·~n~m club owner Bob ·B1 UdltW Pross lniornatlonol A v1rwa1 th~ mor&li>i<o liiiil ·lio IPOrtB, unPrae.-ed In Ametlellt ·· history, Is ' ~IJi o«iirld ' In tribute 11> tJiO menlorY Of Dr, Mattln ·Luther KIIW Jr. •· · TfMI three games aehoclJled ri.r •toifoy thlt were 10 mark tho ·~ or tha 1988. baHball illo/)n worli p0o-ed soon .aer· Ia". King was slain In lleinPhia' last Thursda,)> nigh~ llld '.0 'gomes will be played Tuosdo,y, the day ol HIS burial. In ' addition, all but one ol ~~~~Joe~!:~=~ Nation• team 1, tiaa named oxeeutlve dlllributor for motive P¢or.m.n•~ , Inc. and hla C&ther ' 0110- a farm In ~at Tf!I&• '. . ~ March 30, thlt year, wore .., about "'000 Cor tho eot~~~aroble porJad In 1967, according 11> 1 The Andent Grook history rtPort b)' State TreuUHI' John ....,... will COYer Groen dvlllza., D. Herbert. lion from tile ... to 114c:O\Pta Cor the period !Dtllo Alexander, with OJI1lhalla tahieed ,7,89!.74 compared to f2.o tory, lll)'thology, literature, dra· 655.81 eolleelad &om Mareh 19, ma, reli&loa and the pol!Ueal through JWrU 1, lt67. 114c:oiPII and aoetal!nllltullcits. In llelp Counil' from Jld,y 1, 1986 lhroush AprU l, 1987 ....... ed '176,656.11 while reee!Pia !I'Otll J~ 1, 1967 through ¥arch ATHENS, Ohio (lJPl) - A 30, lt6B totaled $238,30t.77. ProiiOaod o......tay bo7cott of etuaes b¥ .Ohio UD!Vtrlib' atudentl over '" lllenoaeo Wll POB1POned tod8l' for II Unaerambloth,.. lour Jumbles, least a week. one letter to euh oquan, to student leader • of tho bo)" form · four ordinary wonl1. eot1 saldthoPOIIPO-WU In r._t to the memory of BEW ~ ~t:~!.:-~~Ia". Martin Luther xt,. Jr., but Ulllwra!Q' olllclalo belie¥ed tho diOYtljlent Was loaiJv Btll.Pi>rt 11110111 tho untveral- 11'• Student bocl1. . ' ,, down br.· f ~ ~ I 1 1.t the - a l , boilmlnl Pittsburgh in Frailest Calm ow• ·lliodlltlita - ,... :!..!! :::·;:':::e:- cloudJo Ill~ roac,llnoo, Iliad,~ !In • or .U Ortey ,l whO )lAI,J,AS . . llllera ,DIIjiel•ll ~DWI • CGI· 11> ·view )hit bo4¥" ilf · 'lbe "'" "' 11111n ~of-....;.., 1111 • a.~tdl, · llllore Brakes Grab on Route 33 Curve Outll• tho Widte Houoe t1t1t Friday, young N - prenced b¥ tho ataa1 sate• with .._ booty Oil ato!aa radloo, clo(rllts the IPJII'ds: "!hlelt me, ldll mer• Wllhln&ton to aeib' of tSS,OOO NBII'OO• and 285,000 Whlteo, tho norlhernmoot southern IOW1! In America with IIIIUI ecpl to Ill)', a elty dopeudenl """' 111 ludlftereot fllr aovarnment, no model e!Q' Ill 1 J>laet where "model cltlta'' _. leg!lloted 111ou1. ,, Now Ill . - r ... WuW., ton llji!Uod over the oar;or; Fleell!l to lhetr 1o1111 . _ . and .. . . . Ill the clvU aervilall rllfM ollldAI!nl. !rom their dook& lorly drove Burial w111 ... 1n Lone llak . through tho ~, Friends may cell at , hod to turu OD thtlr the - . ! 1-. allu t p.m., Ill. olaylia!1t to "" 1lif1MIIlll . 1~ todBI'. acrid III1Gkt or btlralal a1if.. LOCAL TEMPS The ~e Ill P011101117 ATLANrA Tltou I Of! - 1 ! , · wai\lnl -~ aeiiim' ~ (Un . ,_. . ' ' Aft·.Sbin ® __ ......... ... llltrllltA1 !IIIII • 111 - Ill - ........."""__ ...,., ._ _ .., ____ •1111111111111-.; •lllrl ,... . . . . . . . , . ........ . . . . . . . lin ..... •lolllll. ·.· ..~:: ' ::: �.. ' ' ... ' ~ ', t •. ' I • n. Qall{· ~. Pomero~ddl""'rt, o., Ajlrti ·~· ' s. 1968 ::ll.....1lY o.if",,U~ n_~·Q. truct:on Sta'g·npr:ng Vf", ., e~., , .,~J'I'eaa· ~ ' . . YIOIItlce ............ . . b l111t ....... of Dr. llartlo ""· , k 'ld,ii ..:Jr., has llnlck mon lltlli ~JocGre American eltleo l1t11 li' ot staaer!~ .,'!IIUI'tkllt •. " l!lftM1 ,Jan.ta AIUIIlnation ln : ' 4lUiruCtt.ve orliJ ' l·,Wariness : 1\! 'J • ,I ' ;Marking 1 '1\pproach : Wf.IIIINGToN cuPO- Tho . • lllited Statea and North Viet·, Jllll!l. .... moving warily toward ~ ueatawahl118 contact" amid ~~~: tlcidloaa that Bides may · ~~ belwt aome reciprocal re.. duetlm Ill the scope or their mn. lllrl, -atlnna. Followine the witbdrawal of Jllllldpal North VIetnamese un~ klieiln& Kho Sanh, the Unit. , ed aatoa for the third conoeeu. ; live' .day &mday limited Ita olr : ~~ m North VIetnam to an : about 120 mUea aor11t of ; GiJ ' Demilitarized Zone 0>MZ), : _..below the 19th parallel. : 'lbl1 was c011aldersbl,y I e a s : llilrtiDr) than .... lneluded Ill ; ~ Jdlllsoo' a original do f. ; Jatil~ ot thebomldnizone, which • e&tatlda 1010e 200 mDea north of . ' : a..·' DMZ to lhe 20th parallel. : ,Admhdatrat!oo off I e I ala, ~ ·..-at~me. Indicated a belief that • Nn Dolhl or ~ would Ill be tho IliA! of tho Wash. : ~llaool eontact when It Is ; lbtiaiJ1 arranged. . • ·! ""'"' ,. -.• ~ •• j, Six Textbooks I II l ·. . =..::•ago Marines~ ChaseofRed Siege Troops SAIGON (UJ'O - Tho Marines Four Autos Kho Sanh turned over their fllrt to the u. S. Arn1J tod8l' and moved out to amaoh the North Are Darnaged Vietnamese arlll)' that bos!Oied ol curred to !our vehicles and two *Ivers were fined ln mQOr's ...urt as the result of two tr• their aorthero frontier balllioll for 78 .,., •. ••a•a about time we P out there and ebased them," seld Lilt.. Cpl. Gory Harris, 20, 111 L - . Tex., 1H10 af the 8,000 Marine• who lived like moles durlns tho week• af da.¥ a n d nilbt bombanlment. ''Now we can pt our reYatge. n Troops ol the Arn1J 111 A I r Covalray Dlvlalon, blowing fie accident& Ill Pomeroy Sotw-o clo,y. At 3:50 p.m. St.turdo;y a ear drhen by Donie! Barnes, 21, !itakor Heights, was stu>Ped at tho tralllc &i8nal oo Nye Avo. when his car waa struck b7 one driven by Robert L. Arnold, 20, "Charge!'' m a captured Com.. n>mlst buslo, walked the llnal Pomeroy. At 9:30 p.m. Soturdo;y, tho two mDoa Into the fort &mclay second accident occurred near to eomplote the week~ong. 20,. lhe Court and Main Sl. lntorsoe- 000-<nan Oporllliolll'l!gaaua drive don where cars driven by Jerry lhll broke tho aloge of Khe Sanh. Johnson. 21. Parkersburg, and Today' a gleaM Marlneaproaent~e Proffitt, 17, Portland, ... ed their bunkora to tho Army, l!ded. The autos wore ..,ved and alll!ll>ed oil the red <Nst from pollee did not rCl<>rt ~ of their fatigues IIICI struck out for the accident. However, Mlas the .tunllle hllla that hid their Johnson was fined ln tna¥Or's tormentors. court Saturday. Both Arnold and 11118 Jobnoon were charged with !allure to maintain assured clear distance. There lll'ere no injuries ln either Chester Plans Special Events accidents. Thora will bo apodal aervleea at tho Chostar Me1hodiat Cllurdl _,_Holy Week. ..;· "' ):. Qlon the recommendation of. 'lburodal' evening there will ;.;· ..... County School Sqlerinlel)o be a communion oomeo and oo :;. diit Robert Bowen, the courQ Frida.¥ evonlngthoRev. PauiBau~~ ~ of education hars a<mpted Ray B, MeCart;y, 6.5, Ml<lllo- dors of Grace Me1hodlst Churdl ;~ llit ta>U in the fields of driver a retired Inspector Cor lhe Ill Gallipolis will give the Good :3 ilb:ldon. health andjournallsm. port, New York Central Rollroad, died Frida.¥ mea1B5'0. Those servleeo ·~ · The books ue ~tt~Ptoved ln use will be at 8 p.m. '; (1om SOpt. I, 1968 until Aug, &mda.¥ niiibt In Meigs General There will be aunriae aervleos . Hospital. He retired two yoara ..· II, 1t'l2. at 6:30 a.m. oa Eaator IIICI tho due to Ill health. {. Ai!Proved in the driver educ., regular -ohlp aorvlee will be. Born Sept. 9, 1902, at Che::rtion lleld were Drivers' EduciP shire, he was the son of the late glo at 9 with tile Rev. l'l!erl A, !· iian ·n d Traflic Salet;y, and WalU.r E, and Sarah Rodger& Cosio In ebarge. The &mda.Y :·: ~ike Driving. In health, School program will begin al10 :; die bolrd III>Proved the use of McCarty, He Is aurvived by his wid. a.m. with chlldreo of the dlurdl ':: lloololu Health and Health Today ow, Mrs. Norma Watkins Mc- partiei)laiiDI. This progam will ~~ W. Tomorrow. be followed by an ea hunt for :; .\A>roved for journellom 611>- carty; a son and daujj:tter by the !lrst !oor claooea of the &111a previous marriage, LUtrell Mc M .:~ diu were High School da.¥ School. ·.. 111m IDCI E>Perienees In Journa- carty and Mrs. Sieve N. Jenkins, Rio Gr-. A stop •..O, lllirold Wirth, died ::: In 1967. •., •·. SQUAD CALLED Friend& may eall at Miller's :" •· .. 1be Middleport emergency Homo For Ftmerals from 2-t ·~ ..,ad answered a call at 9:39 aud 7-9 p.m. TueodaJ. :: J.l'l• Sunda,y to the Mlddleporl Funeral services will be con· • Qlwdl or Christ In Chrlsllon meted at 2 p.m. .at 1WIII where Ben Kesterson had tho llmoral home b)' tho 0... ' . .......... lll. He was tranoported c. J. Lemley. Burial will be All1dAN (UPO - An Iarael! Ito Vtllerana Memorial Hoopital In Gravel lUll CemolerJ. armored column backed up b)' ldmltted ao a medleal PI· jet Clibler • and holleoptera llooi. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrrAL struck tod8l' Into Jordan oouth . '" Admissions Saturda,)> - Nooo. af tho Deed Sea, a Jordanian ,10 lllaehlll'pa St.turdo,y - 0rvt11o mDIIar7 spokesman said. i• LAUCHE ENDORSED Wauon, Floyd Wllllama. uThe laraeU force was tm. , .. ;q.,tDn (UPO - Tho l»,yton Admlootona Bundo.Y _ Rll)fo. modlaU.Iy engagad by J o r d a.DiliJ News on<brsed Son. Frank cart,y, Mlddlii>Ort. nian forces,'' the JpJkelllllft ' I• !Omda,)> lor ra-elec:IJ!o<barges iOa1di.Y - c. H. said. ,.. Jonea. He rOIJOI'ted ftgbtlng under ,iW'm Approval Ray McCarty Dies Sunday ago ,;;.; ,. ·a ·:u.. Guns Blazing w-• Inside Jordan ;p '~) .. ,._,.he ·Bridal Shower Given .>~or Miss Hoptonsto/1 ' ~- · J.. .fn. Dolo Walbum, Ills& Macy Jlr Wolllurn, and Mrs. Laura ....... otttortalned Friday · ~·.U., a bridal shoWer honort[lboEdlth Hlll>tonatall, brldoo .§ . of Mkhool Zirkle. Tho ....,_. was held at the lllddl"' , ~ Ftrlt United Presbyterian ov.,.. .............. gift. table was centered . ---~~. -:..: · , . . a pink parasol and otroamors ;f"IW !rom tho ceilq to tho iii!Jiil Also featured Ill the doc> _ , . , was a l(t0t4l!Jw of g~ (J( tho bJid&.eleet with • bride doll as a center ,,., ••lflo Valles. . . $1595 ISiJ•• bock sedan. One <are· I OWJa". S.Owa pd eare. .• , $2095 •• dr. Soda~. by .Pink ta!Pir& centered· the re!ro&hmeot llblt. C<Joklos, punch and miDU were aerved by tho hostesses. Amoq tho gifts pr.. aented to lllu lbptonltell wa• a decorated cake. lllas Walburn eon<b:ted tho gamN with Mra, Richard Young and Mrs. Boulall White wlnnlns tho gr!zea. Mra. Ra1JDond Walburn won tho door Prize. Tho &UOst list !Deluded Mr•. ~rofhyWW, Mra. n>n ~ 14ra. ~n Mayor, Ills• Olp Plerout, Mra. Richard v....,.., Mra. GO)" Rus..U, Mra. John werry, Mro, Undt Frederick, Mrs. Clarence LaeiJ IDCI...,.... tar, Kllhf, Mra. EdWard Crooks, Mro. lfarJ Kuozelmen, Mrs. Poor! lfolbnen, Mrs. Denver Rico, Mrs. ~~¥ron lllller, lira. EmeraonJonea. Mra. C&roi¥U Satterfield, Mra. Vlneeot Dabo, Mra. n>n LowOf)', Mrs. Thomas lolq, Mrs. Loulll Souor, Mra. .£....-.tt BoclmoriDCI Comlo, Mra. Fred t.lo, Mro, llwlifll Wlllaeo, MI I I Jud)o - . , lOu Jo7ce LoQr, Mrlo Lto ~. Sr., lira. lfanlld Tee!ortl, Mary Lou Teerortl, Mrs. Carroll Norrto, Mrs. Am za.. !do, Mrs. Ruth ZlriClo, lira. John lllrriaon ud hrou, Mrs. J..., ocin White, llr~, GlJMro, IOOJ Coria GiluloH, Mrs. JIOI>. trt TIWII*U7 .... Mrs. 8odDay 'lf'J !Ownllw. way more than two · · -. : "·.. · • ·· I : ~ ., I ·• , I ' I . , 0· ' ' ;, ·v· '· • I • '· ·'· ' .. ' . :-. J ! ' . .• .' ' I .R.,,., ~ ~· ..... " , •J ~ " 0 , i ' , ' ' .... ~, " ' ' . OU.eles~ !~~on~ .: ~ .''~~, \ ·' Th~ij~~ii(!s ·.· i.~~; ·. ~v~' • The · ICo~fromPIPih, : ,.o,l r~ "(raqp.,;<~•'c.•··;"--'·· ~ . • ed II least $10 mllllm eaeb: M8l!lllllla, Tem., Thurodal' nlsht, lneludlni the Palm IUida1 ... Oflier cltlea aaoeased wreckap u.nat diJ of llll>ll'tllng proclaim- Ill IIIIIIY millions....... ed b)' Preoldent John.... Ill ..... Th ltll'doat hi e111 Balli or ol the fallen c!vU r!il>llleedIIICI WUhln&ton, er, at loo1185 cities were villi· ·-•- tho ~~IJ)hl~!:"'.;"~.. ed b)' vtolen... -...... w. w""' The maelbre box acote ae~ llldo 111 federal troops and Na. companying the most w U e- u.nal Guard11111811 IU11JI)omentlng opreed racial unrest In Ameri- loeal poll... ca•• hiatory: ' Dead: otleast 29. IIQured: more than 2,000. Arre-: 8,879. Tnlopa: 19,900 federal, 30,· 100 Natlmal Guard. DIIIIUIP rau Into .....Uoaa mDlkiDa. Fire destruetioo Ill Cbloaao and Waoh!ngton al!HIO total- Medium damqes wore !Do · ' .' . .. . •. ' I< hours after tbe thrust across the cease. !Ire liDo below the Deed Sea. In Jeruealem, IBraell spokeomen said they had no comment on Jordan reports of batlliDg on the Jordon Rlvor. Oara Brown Dies Sunday PT. PLEASANT- Mrt. Clara Bro1111, 68, Rt. 2, Pl. Pleaaent, died &mda.Y oCternooa at b o r homo. !lie had been In Celllna health for tile past year. Mro. Brown was born April 29, 1899, Ill Me""' C o u n I y, daU&htor or tho loto S. P. IIICI Emily llrlabl. Hor hulbood, JoaO)lh Brown, preeOijed hei'!Dclootlt Ill 1987. iilnlvlng are three ' footer "'"'"' Vlrl)l.l wat...,, a at llarahell UnivoriiiQ'; Kometh Wot...,, Hrvittr Ill VIetnam with the U. S. Marlnoo: and Mike Wot. IIHI, II homo. Also .,mvll!l I• ooe oilier, Mro. Vada Juatiee, or COJum. bua. Sorvlcta wiD be 'llltlda.Y at l p.m., Ill the Crow-Huosell Fu.. -al Home with 0... Normal Nelli IIIII 0... o. IL carter 11 !1,800 ~~~ ~.}) 11,600 of "M! ;~111*'tW .tho ~ ~·tho W14~ \V~ b~.. ' tro~J~~I llllloo ind It Proiiloed tD' be~. .mUatored J>il.· & ;liiWU'.'ill' tho . _ POiitleal • .,.... •Tlit W"''• .,....,. ~ llifehllte iun Proot<lonl """ "' llfeik ~ ~ " "'!· ·thl lha Dotnocrota ....td ~ t , •lht ~ . cia··•~ for. clrllllil ~-· ~ •w.f'n<l,o w, 1 ~ . ' · · were ........ . • · lhDrt ~ era<k 1 JIO)Itlclao 1111<1'· ~ 1011 iiorn the Whita ~ • 'IJI~,~ to IIIIIIIIIDCe ~6 to •Amtill~ Jo.tht' eefeQ'.Of 11111'• . rm nmni"W, Callow~_ . ' 'thoU 'ombelillea -«>old tar tht ln$ead, w~ H...,hrtf,~ ,of ~ ,_ad "" l)le ......aid; . · '·· ·, p{it <it llilllia-ID 1Jilliiu. W~ , Martin ~ll'~~~. dae.r llld·'t·i,~f. tidl ID ,.,.., shot, IIJd ~~ ll delcL... ~'..O • <; ' diPtOmlt.le 411:il)iibbl8 ' 'thlli ·ow...... •leolJOd 111 Ylol...,.. - . ¢1iiltala modi aald Son. Frw a.u;rch Of! IDtereltiDa reul-. ldabo. "II 11 the curse of the ·'rlie WIIIW .House "oltuatlon land." ·~ moin'" 11 mnnalb' the nerve Tho SUD had not yet HI Ill .....,. of 1111 AmerlcM _.,.. California llllen the !!rat mtltl at "tllne of ~ was lhn>Wn IDCI tho !!rat ..,.. etllil 111 the ~!ida r.ut or credit tolevlalon set waa a1Dieo. C16o •• llildelello Now It Tho South reacted firot. Automobile• were otooed Ill ..-ved tiiiOI'IB from. the 1111 Birmingham. PaUco used dlal>o Preelllet llld tho 13111. bliiiS gas In llalolah tor ~-.. On !UndaJ. llamlllDu, N.y•• control. Two JIO)Ieomm wore Des - · Jowl, were Bhot In ~his. A CurniturO and eddod to tho lilt ot trojjoled storo wu looted Ill Miami. cltiOS. Trylug magic agetn In the Tho P...,.ldent JaJW dlli>IIChed Dillon's blggeat Negro commUo troclll to Qdcqo IIICI Bal~ nib'. lll,yot Jobn v. LlDdlllll' more. WuJdlwtua II Jut wu loft the Broadway llhoW bo was peocoful. atteodllw IDCI walked Harlem'• A lew clo,ya - " ' the rUle stroeta. In Greensboro, N,C., llhol In .llomllhia, tho wbeoll of Gov. lU K. llooro called out buroaucraey hid 0011111-..1 OM tho National Guar<l. task ·here IDCI p......,ed a Trouble Wlclolptoad _ _.e poperlloond - . lle{ore .tho da,)> ended, di..,.. Cbleker than tho Bible, _.... der Wll l'IIIOrted alBO In q tho complete text of the NuhvUle, Tenn., Tallahuaeo, rc>ort oo tho Preoldent'o Fla., Toledo, Oblo, Greeltsboro, National Advloory Commloolon Charlotte, Wi:nJtDI>.Silom, New oo ClvU llloordoro. Bern and W!lml... N.C., <Jn page 265 IIIPeared the HartCord, Conn., ~It, Mlell., conclualon, which raed: Itt& ~ IIlii Jac.._ lllu., "It Ia limo JaJW to IDCI the TIDi)o,_ Fls. ~ .... dostrucdoo IDCI the vloleDco, not tlcello, llhael,. and Taitytown, ool,y In tho •tr- ol the iholto N.Y., Tuliilloooa, Ala. and but Ill tho IIYB• ol ~N wuhllvton. n.c. Tho to on sale II¥ mall Friday mornllw In • WashiJI&'o through tho U.S. IIOYOI'IIIIIOIII ton slum, II tile headlprtero ol prln!nr omeo. The price to fl. tho Studeet Non.tolent Coordlno llbtl CommiUee, llb>kely ea... m!c:hael IPOI!dfW' . n Aa for Dr. Kin( I murder 1 1 think white Amarlca made Ita blggell mistake whon she ldlled Ia", xt,. last nlaiJI ·beeauoe Minor diiiiUIPa were IDeurred when ihe ldllod Dr. xt,. last to IHIO ear and ooe per11011 was night, abe ldllod llio man ol lakeli to Veteran• Memorla!Hoaour nee that 11111 .........,., pltal Cor treatment u tho rellllt older IIOIIOfatlona, tho militants af an aecldent oa Route 33, three and tho r~a •IIICI tile mlloa north ol l'olllerQy Saudar masaoo of blaok PeoPle would nlaiJI ot 7:20 stlll Uaten to. Even ' lllouah liberlll' Robert ~·· 80111-tl he did 1011 ·agr" . -..._-ted that brakes with th... thor would:l.atlll on a ear driven b)' Rub)' Lee U.tentobim • ... ·,·· fll"l• IMchlu...., 19 Artlockla,.w. VL, ''When white Amerll:a ldlled crabbod as the ear I'GUIIded a Dr. Klnl, she OPened tho f¥01 eurve, thr<Jwlnl the v@)llele Into or every black man In tltlB a dltcb. A paaaenaer, Lola San· c:ountry".he w11 tho OMIIIIIIIII loy, 25, wu' taken to Voterana our race who was t:r)'IJW to Memorial Hollllltal h1 the fom. - h our people to hew love, eroy emergency ocpd. libe was corQPaaslon and mercy tor what treated Cor lhoek IIICI dlamlaawhite people had <Nne. When ed. white America ldlled Ia", xt,. laot nlj!bt, she declared war on us. There will be no erylug and there will be no funeral... • Tho Goz-r or vlolenc:e added Bo61011, llaso., Lallllllc. llleh., Qdeaao, Baltimore, Md., Kalama100, Mich., W!c:hita, . PrM1iiiURGH (UPO - MIUKan., Albuly, Ga., Savannab, lar7 and dvll 1)01100 enfore.d I Ga., Atlanta, Go., Lortnen, Crall ellm tod8l' ... the predomlCiark&doltj llol1jo S p r In S 0, nantly NeJr0 IWl Dlllrlct, I Gr....... 1DC1 OXford, J~tas., 20·1M111r0 blod< area hit bylhree Doover, Colo. PallO Alto, CaiiC., . da;ro 111 filliDilll racial dloor· BorkeltiY, Calle., llQ1oa, Ohio, dor. 'lbe !!rat ~ r a e I a I Philadolllhla, Po., Now Haven, Conn., Pine Blul!, Ark. clllllrboncea Ill Plttlburgb'o rtme of Trial hlllll>ry broke out Ill tho Tho White llouee, Prealdont IWI, whleb baa t h e cJV"a Jobnaon apiD on tolevlldolu h!Pell rate of nearly overythlns "Once apln, tho heart of bed, Friday nll)lt, America Ia boiY)'-the IIP!rltof PNee waopnal!YresloredbAmerll:o wows- flor lr1iii"'Y da1 niiJ)Il 11hell the third c:mtlll. denleo the very mllllllll of oar IIIII of Natlmal Goard trcq,a laod, The We of 1 man who - 3,200 Ill all - Wll doDIQrod ll)'lllbollled tho ~ IDCI to the area, three hoara all« I faith or Amerll:a baa boen clllk..to.dawn eutfew went Into taken. But It Ia the fiber 1DC1 llteet. IIICI Iabrie of tho rfl>Ubllc I• bebw tested. II we ""' to hevo tho America that .,. to havt, all111811-of all ....... ell reg!ona, ell rellslon&-muat Blond their I)I'OOild to vlolonce Ito v1ctoey Ill lhta aorrowflll time and Ill all t1ate1 'W" •.ilt· u- •.=. ·..,• ._. muat .....- 11> '"'"·~ '~'"'l':l',':".i,.._ .... .mw "'-.-UJ.• _., ~ ~.n~W- ear)J ,!""f,111q dark ,to ,pay 11.· nal l'lij)ect~ .to· 'M. .jojd ~ ,.... ";y.... •• -otot ·l1111h bll· talher ror·· 'l'"'ll""" -· ) • . ' .' , • -~~"!1:1 ~~ ...-vteaa _Tue~. · . ;,.1 & ~fArlel tram """!"" the ' . Prj~ m.,..., iilot ualiG!' . ere eJIII8C!Od lc! ~ 'lbltl:ildti•llfX"P!ICI r.itllo ~ . '~'_;~,. ~' •;\!'.',...-. I ., ,· I -~ "! ·~ '• • ' o.' 0 .~ ,;J' r ~ . J 0 , ' Communteation The oidO Unlverl!v Calli..,. q Edtll;aiJOt! Olllcoblaed l oommum•otlool clall Cor the .PUbliC lD be lllll)bt II Hoi..Ho~ and Cllnlc, GIIIIPolla. The llrll llllldJw II oo Tburaclo,y, ·AiJrU 11, Whell It will be cloelded to meet r....,.Jy on either .Ttiurocio,Y or Ft1day nlghl. Tho el1i 1 ta olfered Cor lour 2 Evening OIISIIe!l Remain Avallable 'lbe !ldo Ultlverolli' Contllll· btl.J1<meatlon Olllee ....,._, recillrlllioll II sllll- Cor iwo oveobtleluaea, eaeb oltorodfllr throe 9ftr10r bouro of acadom· lc cridll. On Tuesday ovonlnl. Dr. llrUee Craddock will tooeb lnterprota.. doo or drama. Alllntore-111· dlvlcNala ahould <Omplete relll• trotlon before 12-, Tueadll, April 9 b)' calliDg S9f..S127, Ath· -~ ' 1fiVi a '· ";' J '" '' ,.- \ (! '~ ,I - .ilss' Set CI . . cone- .. ~' hotiro otl.eden)tc 'eredlt enct .ww ........ allictl ~ . . ·.: - ~e on hoW ....._ Mro. oech O!ll,r clearly. · tor an hoar !ltndl,y, Jt~Ci wl4ow, Contta. • n d The claaa wW be c.....,lad their rOolt ehlldren Yieind ·the b¥ Ia", Gordon Wt.nen, pro- bo4r ~ ltld ......... feasor of eOIIIIDIIIIIeiiiDnut OhiO ed. Bul KIDc'• caa..,, the !leY. UnlverliQ' BIDce 19SS. Lather Klttl*'.. ....V Soma ol dill Clll!lcl 1!1 be dla- eollllll,..l .... be lObbed, "'it euaaed In tho etua who never ·~atad 111Ybo4r, he !10m' are 100o will! Is real, whit Is ·h•lld III;JIIodr." men, ....,. do you reeet u you . . ·=----.· ....... ...,o;~,o;;o;o ~..... ,................ ··········· ··········'· ... ~•,• );;, <;o;o 0:',•,• 'o ,;;.;o ;.,•,•o•XI,> ,1,:•: , .., ....,. do mtaundorotancl ·:0'· ' >..:· each other IIIII whit are the...,.. ~ IIIUIIlciiiDn dllrer...,oo betw- llartlil; -·e 0' , 0 0• 0 \ • 0' t Pomeroy... ' ;? f Personal Notes ::::§~ :;:: . ::=~ ...,IDCIIndividual I dollrllll to fOIIator !or tltlo etua should do 10 boo !oro Tbureda.Y evanlrW b)' caliIIW' O.UiPolle t48-22M aat!_uk Cor lllao !klltln or calllJv AIJ>o en• 59Wl27. · ~- . ' Mr. IIIII Mrs. Paul Filller IIICI. :Mrs. Am& Joneo !Jive ,. curned ·(1om .... :. Tax Collections Up In Meigs for Mareh I \oiCIIIoD iu Plorioo Gortlon Fllller, otudoolot..,.. lone Collop at Coa11>11, . . . . Cor a prN:utor vacltia!l; wllb sotu tax coUaetlono Ill MelliS hll ~ Mr. and Mra,~~a~M . o:owlt;y from llarcb 17 'throu&h Fllber. -"'~· ~· llowre1 baa . . turuod home oftar rilltiJW Ill Coo lumbQJ with hor brolher.IIMaw and lister, llr. aDd lilrs. 1!ari .... Fr'"'!h. Jlr. IDCI Mrs. rr-h oeOOJf&l-.ded Mrs. -1'07 ...,.. and- the weakancllwro ~ !JV w1111 rtlatlwo. pit. IDCIIIrS. ftopr IIIDeaiDCI diuglltora of Qalllpolto were rilltorl Ill ~. TI1B7 vlllted hi• ~ Mr. w........ llldllrs. Willard HIDes. ~llJWIDiY£;· !i,=~==:=~ I By David Coles David Colea ottaiDed thell'oalost heiiibt wlll1 hlaldto atodoo'W Cor junior c:bolr m.-o of the lllcldleporl Cllureb of a.rllllOID· da,)> alter.- m the Middleport Cood>alllleld. RCeohmenta provided Cor the 1010111W'• througb cJo.. llalkllo given b)' mombora Of! tho chureb. Mr. and Mra. Ra;y. 11101111 Baker, Franklla IIICI RlcIQ' Trfllott, lllra. Farle C o I a, the Rev. Baullln Moler, and Mra. K..-th Sdtea wore ocNlta Ill ebariiO or t11e oullq. dlolr Jbemboro pertlc~·~ were Cllldl' Glaze, 1'rudf ·llolcb, Dlllla .._.., KalhJ rn II Final Pre-SeBAAn HOCKENHEIM, Germii\Y (UPil- He wao 5hy and naJI. bllilll nervous and the most famous Scot since .Robert Burna. Jlmlllf Clark never undorostlmoted tho clanger he courted as the world's (Jdckest man on wheels. But Ule wheels, not the man wllh tho dragonfly refloxes, were likely reSpOnsible !or his death &mda,)> on a rat"" sllckenod track In a !rqlle ,...In& car at 175 miles an hour. He was ldUed roaring alone <Nwn a atratghtawll)', not on a Ba>reball Standin~ ' Final lll<hlbltlon standings B1 United Press International team and the home team can Phillles' owner Bob Carpenter exercise lts rlght and General Manager John game or it does ~ announced !Omday that pJa,y the game," under no circumstances would ' 1The visiting cJub the team take the lleld agelnst to sa.Y about lt." V. D. EDWARDS ,.._._ .._..., IN$URANCI!: AGENCY A.atnrl rltu to play the not have to Qrlnn said. has nothing tho Dodgers. Dodger General Manager E. JC the !'hils don't show up the J. ..Buzzie" Bavasi explained managemsnl could be fined and why lhe Dodgers did not foUow 1he other clubs Jn postponing lhelr eonlnst. •• If we had a day game seheduled like the others, we would definitely have cancelled, too," he said, 11 But our opener Is at nlgbt. It will be 11 p.m. In on Office Hours 9 to 12. 2 to 5ii<:)ose a1 Noon.. · Tburs- - East Cour1 St·. Pomeroy (ADtwen IDMOrtOW) the East and 8 p.m. here, long MUICLI UI'YUIN DUNCI blue crash helmet who once . OPTOMETRIU" Jumllk"'' IUJlOM for the quiet man in the dark :::Team On Field ·N. W. COMPTON, Q.D. -e Doscrtbeo Hoeing It was an ironic way to die ::E Dodgers May Be Only ··on ilio n;;J~; · ·--· II pack or cars. os!d: "When rm going flat out, Natlonel Leogue w, L. Pet. drlfthw through a corner, rm not driving a car, ·roall,y. rm C!nelnuatl 16 9 .640 PuttliJi lll)'&el! through that Sl. Loull 17 11 .607 corner, Tho car hoi>J>ens to be PittSburgh 16 11 .593 under me and rm driving 11. Atlanta 13 12 ~20 but I'm Part of II and It's Part Los Angelos 14 13 .519 d. me." Son Francisco 14 14 .500 Known as the Fcylng Scot, the Chi<:IBO 13 13 ~00 3Z.y01lro0ld Clark was twlee the PhiiAclollhia 14 11 .500 Houston 13 14 o'l81 death-dealing curve or in a world auto racing champion. In the short span of seven New York 9 18 .333 spectacular cracklQ} with a American League w. L. Pet. 17 8 Washington IS 12 Oakland 13 12 California 12 12 .500 Baltimore 14 IS Detroit 13 14 ChlciBO Now York 11 u ,458 12 17 .414 LOS ANGELES (UP0- A the game forfeited. It would be Cleveland 11 16 ,407 meeting was idloduled today the first forfeit of a major Mluneoota 9 18 ,333 between l.tls Angelos Badger league game since 1949 when Boa ton Sunclay's Reoults owner Walter O'Malley and his the !'hils forfeited a contest to Lot Atlgelos 5 Cleveland 1 club officials to decide whether Ule New York Giants because or (Opq game scheduled) lho Dodger& will be lhe ooJ.y a fan demonltraUon at Connie stadium. . -------~"1. major loasue team to hold Its Mack The Dodgers are the only "'""'US FO.RY'""'..,. baseball O)IOner IHI schedule. ~ UVK The Dodgers are scheduled to maJor league club which has FlltE AND AUTO begin National League play not postponed Its OJ)Oner beTueodal' niihl against the cause of the funeral of Dr. INSURANCE Phlladeiphla Phllllos. But the Marlin Luther King Jr. 44 Dodgers may be Ule only team The Dodgers art!! the home ' " Ho ,' 0 'I I DAMEf IUP(tb after the tuneral." r.W .........· .,.... in tU t. Woollier - J-. I . .,_, .• 0·- ...-. ··~ 1... Cf7 ·· Paul KalhJ CulldJ>al!am. lleYe Gerladl, and ~ 1111 Baker, Redlua IIIII Cren1011 Pratt, Mary Bogs, Dobbie llld Cllt<b' TrlploU, liberon wn. ..... Mara!• McNeal, Cbri&IJ Roll, VIcki Manlll', David IIIII ~~a;y._ Colo, llld 11m ad Eric Seilel • I.Jiouutod oanlage t. Pnll,.. \IOitUal ~laxon ·-~ '" .1 1. !""" .. · clint: .. .... .' Our expert mechanics adjust cuter, camber and toe-in to manufacturer's specifications. ' AU work i1 ·performed by llkilled mechanics with modern d,lltllttoai ,. •• - Peace Corps Test In Athens April 20 precision equipment. •• MOST AMERICAN CAliS l'ltrta l!xtralf Needed NO ., MO· . . NEY DOWN .1 I For ~ !!rill tbH · u!pi;.e Prolidonl.•lloover had tho~ lllll'c._ cllaaed _ ~ l , 1 , . • , ·. .Experience. We .the .Best-But J ,!.-:=ll[lmll..J4~.~ ·'<"'-• •.,..,-llllb·' . . :MJ,'~ ..... , ti'~ ·~ ·a- 21, llld' ~"" ae 11'~ ,~ J!IM"r,if; .botll ~ .... . ) '1 ' • .• PAUL WRIGHT .·Is .Our Front End . , .· .· · MAUIAG£ Uli:ENIIBS' · .... \) speci.~Ust. 1~.. Years ' ' . · · · tllk• inDIIth• to prJ/ t Cocwrt•• T....,. ,ciuard~ .· . ,. :( '• said a POlice omcer on the spot. Dlos!Dstantl,y lllctoro said Clark died tnstsntly of a broken nook and multiPle skull fractures. The race was won by JeaJ)o Pierre Beltoise ot France With teammate Henri Pescarolo s~ cond. Third plaeo went to Compl'llnB: In a Europeon champion formula 2 race Sunda,)>, Clark was l"Ulllllnil seventh in the first or two sche<Uled !teats. No one was near htm. SUddenly his gold and red lotus-Ford swung sldways on a Brltatn's Plera Courage. Both straightaway and aomoroaulted Into woods fronting tho track. 11 smashed broadside Into a tree ••just where the poor man Beltol&e and Pescarolo drove Matra-Fords while Courage was at the wheel or a Me Laren. sboro Open Golf Tournament 11 Gr-•boro, N.C., and North Am6rlcan !ioC~er Loli!UO game• - - Baltimore and Los Ansoles, Waoh!ngton and ,:san Diogo, Chlcqo and Oakland and St. Lou!& and llanaeo Cicy. Yonkers raceway anml,lllCed the cancellltlon of Its Mondoy night harness racing program; Aquocb:t '""" track announeed the cancellation of ita Tuesday afternoon thoroughbred racing cord: Hollywood Park P<>•t· PGned Ita oPening !rom Tuesda,)> to Wednesda,)> and Batavll Downs cancelled its Tueoda,)> nilbl program, -~ ·J car wu so bacD,y shattered that the cause or the crash might never be known. But follow drivers seneralcy blomod a mochsnlcal CaUure rather then human error. Britain's Grahom Hill, a former world champion, said he lOW FOR YOU ' ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UPO - Ohio state senior forward Bill Hosket. a riative of ~ton, Ohio, was one of 12 collegiate booketball play. ers named to the United states Olympic squad Sunda,)>. Hosket, w h o retired as Buckeye CQtain this year, has been drafted b1 the New York Knickerbocker& ol' the National Basketball Association. REPAY ONLY f26.67 AMO Have • Iona:u Z5 months or tepiU' IIQODer if you wbll. If• up to you. BOB MiLLER thought the car developed a detect in its steering system. ul <bubt he made a mJstake. He was a reliable driver and !mew the llockonhelm course too well for that," he said. THE DAILY SENTINEL IJI:S O'I'LI.I TO INTEK£:>7 Or .0:1~111A50H AI!LII IIICIIAI'IIl ~ OWEN, PUBLISII E& nnte. rannoo hlll, LoU!« Pybl,.h.U doil y UUJII. :.ilotLII"Cia)o - n,e Omo ~r.ll•1 PuloiiMirll Company, li D Med!ult Play Resumes In Greater Greensboro 0 Pen GREENSBORO, N.C. (UPO- forced on the GGU partidpants Thlrty-six holes · makes· Cor a arter Friday' s second round was lollS day ol golf, but B!lly rained out. A second poSfPODe-" Casper, d1e leader in the mont Sunday to honor the $137,500 Greater Greensboro national cia,y of mourning !or Open, says the golfers are Ia". Matln Luther KillS moved ready "to do what hao to be tho final 36 hole s [rom Sunda.¥ to toda,)>. done." "You've got to look at it like The two round finale was 8500.~ "Well, here we are in anoU.er !iieaKOn. I hope 1 don•t pt h•rt in the fin~t ~~ra•e like I dW laHt year!" ·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::::;:::::::::::::· Track officials said Clark's IllY other job, u said Casper, who is two strokes in tront or his compeiltlon with a tw~ total of Ill-under-par 132. He had rounds of 6~7. "We come out here, to our otrice, and do llur work," he os!d. "I think everybody Is ready to do what has to be St., Plllllero), Ohoo, U7Gi . 8ui iMII Oil' ~ Pilon• !1\1:1--<!UR, EdUor ~ Pllont M).2L51. ::.O.<·ond du• I'Oiolal't Pl ld ll f'clmlto)o, on.... 1'- &tl...,.l .u..,,~•ilw ..,.,, ,_.!he llol- tlnel!l-(,alloghtr , In<., 12 t:.tt 4l tt lol., New l or~ lil) , i'oe~ l ork. ~ D•rrlpt lun n l"": IW I... rW b)' ~ler w!\llrt a .. ilablt lii rmu. PW •nlll 0111 )'tllr In ad•uoe ao rne ~'!l and Savings Co. otrl ~ IU. ta. "*""&. N, IJU, 8J Sent i'* ,' >j, IIIOfltll• , ~.lU, T'lw"M wn•r• clrrier ..,.rl ctl not o..at~ t bloo: One 11101111> IU(I, Dy mtib On8 ,_ , l!lowr Kwl~ lOANS UP TO $2000 SIO.OD, Sh montl>> 1,;.1~ . ThrM IIIIII'I\I' I fl.OII, ~bO<riptioo pri(f ir'l<luosn ~ llmt~ 11 ...1. done!' S u n da y' s Weekend Sports Summary the By United Presa lntornational Sa1urda,)> NEW YORK CUPO- PeU.r Ph>or won the Exoel&lor Handlo cap at Aqueduct by 61'.! lengths. . --- World Ct.~~ skling races. DALLAS (UP0- Tho UniU.d stales Lawn Tennis Association •. aaid-.1 it WQJdd bold an open GREENSBORO; N.C. (UP!).... B!lly casper !Ired a 67!or I 132 and a two stroke lead in the Greater Greensboro Golf Open. tournament this year at a site to be aeloeted. Sunday HOCKENHELM, West Germ&n1 (UPO- Jhn Clark of Scotland, a former world chamPion auto driver, was killed during a EurOPOID formula 2 race. postPonement 31st GGO into pushed tho Masu.rs week at Augu&tl, Gs. Many players wanlad to be on sweep tn the slaloms at the today Augusta National course to practice Cor the Masters. Four-time Masters cham,pion Arnold Palmer new his jot to the Georgia city Sunda,y to practice. Palmer is at 140, eight sb'otti.s behlnd Casper, mldWa,y · through the GGO ...1 ckln't like the way my golf is of late," he FELLEII TRAINER CALLAWAY GARDENS, Go. (UPI)-Bob Feller, former major league llrikoout kiJW IIICI author of three ~ttero and 12 IHIO-IIIUero · <Nr!Dg hla eareor ,; idth the Cleveland Indians; h,t.o joined lhe !aeulll Cor tho Hoalthdlac AU.star ~~ Camp whleb will run during the week otart1ns J~ 7. A member or the Hall fl( Fame, Feller WIHI 268 pes <Nrlnghl,eareer. · HEATING AND AIR- CONDITIONING :·· MUELLER CLIMATROL •. : : . ·.:::: : ·. e FREE ESnMATES .·.·. { SPECIALISTS •.· ARNOLD BROTHERS 618 MAIN ST. PHOENIX, Ariz. (UP0Unser of AlbuqU81'QJe, N.M., won tho 151Mnlle JlnunJ' Bryan United states Auto Club race. Bobby • SAN JUAN, P. R. (UP0Mari< Cox of Britain boat Allen Fox of Los A~es !or the men's singles dtle 1n the International Toonls Tolll'IIOj'. Shllkerattleroll Get smoother rolling. Willi a new-car loan. Look under BANKS or LOANS. In the YELLOW PAGES. Where your flnsers do the ¥1alklng. ·. : :: osld. Casper got a new challenger Saturda,)> when Bobby Nichol• BOWIE, Md. (UPI)-!Jancer's fired a &.under 65, the day's Image, 8 Kentucky Derby lowest score, to stand at 13t. hopeful, ~Cored 8 three length Ibn January and Gene Littler victory in the Goveroors Gold were amther stroke back at C111 at Bowie. 135, while South African Gary PARIS (UPI)- Karen Muir, Plll)'or was 6~67- 136 to round JOHANNESBURG, So u I h Africa <uPO- South Mrlcan 15, of South Africa, broke her out the toP live loaders, sprift star Paul Nash oqnalled country's 800 meter freest:¥1e the world record or 10 seconds roeord with a tlme of nine ·mlnu.te&, 54.5 seconds. Cor 100 meters. SWIM RECORDS PARIS (UP0- Karen Muir, !S.yeor old South African mermaid, set a new SOUth African women's record in the 800 meter Cree at,yle l'blda.¥ whoo she wes clocked In nine minutes, 54.5 seconds. M111 Muir also set SOUth Africa MJmen' a recorda 1n the tOOmeter backstroke and 200.meter frH&b'le Saturda,)>. 1101··LIA- . .H. come." . [ICes. IIJ,.AIIpt U,CbiJoo. ll.Do· ... daay 111. ' fO, ·~ ... pplah . lfl, ~~II'ID1ah lllD&!1ah ltolleerloned sat strtPDed ln the HEAVENLY VALLEY, Call!. (UPI)- Gertrud Goble and Herbert Huber gave Au&trla a Jl,',l.pe . 22. OUolla . II. Aqlo. cod~Jit," yoors ho won 2S Grand Prix AKRON, Ohio (UP0- Davo Davis won the '25,000 Rrstprlzo in the Firestone PBA Tour-nament of ChamPions with a 213 to 205 for LQn Johnoon. ....u...-11 CLOUPIIUT DAILY CROSSWORD NIDe exhlbitl!>n b a I e b a 11 Piovl-o Hacia and the gamel!i alao were c&IM:eled on ~ Aeoa and -alo Bloona liunda.¥ In memory or Ia". Kinl· pOttpOned American Hoekly ~e pla,yoff pmos oehoclJled Tho~sbeltthe~•~ I at Son Diogo Ill tho ool,y &mclay. Ollhlbltlon pme whleh was Other POilPOMmonts Sunday played BuJtdo.y. lnoluded a NoiiDnol Hockey The Washington Senators, ~ playoff pme - Houston Aatros IDCI Cineinnatl Chlcqo and Now York; NllioJ>o Roda ell annoW¥:ed Saturda,)> II Baskotboll Asaoelatlon pla,ythol lhelr llonday "advlnco 0(( pmes between Phlladolpia gpenera" would Mt be played. and Boston and San Francloeo It marked the !!rot tlmo in IIICI Los Angelea; Amortcnn maJor league hloory that tho Baskothell Asooelatlon plo,yofl same's season-openers were pme• between Pittsburgh IIICI POBIPOned b)' anytltll)g other Mlmeoota and llollas IDCI New than woalhor condltlonl. Orleans: tho tlllrd and fourth Hoekoy PostPoned rounds of the Greeter Gr...,. Tho ~rlugfleld Klnl• and Clark Never Really Understood Danger .. :;:::: . Kite Derby Won Carpenter and General Manqor continued Sunday when tho St. Johb 'QUinn mt to take the Deld. Loulo Cordinola, Chlcqo White Sox and Slli Franelilco Giants Doefo!qn Withheld. Arth~ ... Red'' . Patteraon. vice announeed lhe POStPonement of »realdoot of tho LQ~s, sold a their Tuosda,)> oPeners. ReB<hedule Contoota declakln will be .mode toda.¥ The cardinals roaeheclllod whether to POB~ the contest. Ji It lsn'~ the game could bo their Tuoodal' night Qlle1lOr with the Atlanta Bravos !or Wt~CNs­ fortelted to Los Angeleo. T h r it e Nailooal Hoekoy da,)>, lhe Glanta made their Leogue st.anioy ~ pmes are Tuesday afternoon pmo with oehoduled · for Tuesday nilbt. tho Now York Msta P&rt of a but one pmo was l)OSll)Oned doubleheader on Aug, 11 and the !Omda,)> afteriiOOn and two White Sox said thet Tuesday's olhots wore celled oU tonight. tlcketl Cor lliolr game with the This marked the first pOSIPODB- Cleveland Indiana w!U he ment In tho 51-year <II> hltory. honored on WodneodaJ, Wo<No,.. ~ta PhlblUon• were cancOiled. · · Tho fiood of llosoball cane~ da,y's game will be rooehoolded 'The onlY g...,o otlll oflkltally Uons, Which ·bvpn on Saturday. 11 a later elate. Ustod !or Tuosda,)> nilbl to II . t..is · Aoceles botwtien tho ~~ and Philadelphia. But tho PhUs' pla,yors have received wOrd ·~n~m club owner Bob ·B1 UdltW Pross lniornatlonol A v1rwa1 th~ mor&li>i<o liiiil ·lio IPOrtB, unPrae.-ed In Ametlellt ·· history, Is ' ~IJi o«iirld ' In tribute 11> tJiO menlorY Of Dr, Mattln ·Luther KIIW Jr. •· · TfMI three games aehoclJled ri.r •toifoy thlt were 10 mark tho ·~ or tha 1988. baHball illo/)n worli p0o-ed soon .aer· Ia". King was slain In lleinPhia' last Thursda,)> nigh~ llld '.0 'gomes will be played Tuosdo,y, the day ol HIS burial. In ' addition, all but one ol ~~~~Joe~!:~=~ Nation• team 1, tiaa named oxeeutlve dlllributor for motive P¢or.m.n•~ , Inc. and hla C&ther ' 0110- a farm In ~at Tf!I&• '. . ~ March 30, thlt year, wore .., about "'000 Cor tho eot~~~aroble porJad In 1967, according 11> 1 The Andent Grook history rtPort b)' State TreuUHI' John ....,... will COYer Groen dvlllza., D. Herbert. lion from tile ... to 114c:O\Pta Cor the period !Dtllo Alexander, with OJI1lhalla tahieed ,7,89!.74 compared to f2.o tory, lll)'thology, literature, dra· 655.81 eolleelad &om Mareh 19, ma, reli&loa and the pol!Ueal through JWrU 1, lt67. 114c:oiPII and aoetal!nllltullcits. In llelp Counil' from Jld,y 1, 1986 lhroush AprU l, 1987 ....... ed '176,656.11 while reee!Pia !I'Otll J~ 1, 1967 through ¥arch ATHENS, Ohio (lJPl) - A 30, lt6B totaled $238,30t.77. ProiiOaod o......tay bo7cott of etuaes b¥ .Ohio UD!Vtrlib' atudentl over '" lllenoaeo Wll POB1POned tod8l' for II Unaerambloth,.. lour Jumbles, least a week. one letter to euh oquan, to student leader • of tho bo)" form · four ordinary wonl1. eot1 saldthoPOIIPO-WU In r._t to the memory of BEW ~ ~t:~!.:-~~Ia". Martin Luther xt,. Jr., but Ulllwra!Q' olllclalo belie¥ed tho diOYtljlent Was loaiJv Btll.Pi>rt 11110111 tho untveral- 11'• Student bocl1. . ' ,, down br.· f ~ ~ I 1 1.t the - a l , boilmlnl Pittsburgh in Frailest Calm ow• ·lliodlltlita - ,... :!..!! :::·;:':::e:- cloudJo Ill~ roac,llnoo, Iliad,~ !In • or .U Ortey ,l whO )lAI,J,AS . . llllera ,DIIjiel•ll ~DWI • CGI· 11> ·view )hit bo4¥" ilf · 'lbe "'" "' 11111n ~of-....;.., 1111 • a.~tdl, · llllore Brakes Grab on Route 33 Curve Outll• tho Widte Houoe t1t1t Friday, young N - prenced b¥ tho ataa1 sate• with .._ booty Oil ato!aa radloo, clo(rllts the IPJII'ds: "!hlelt me, ldll mer• Wllhln&ton to aeib' of tSS,OOO NBII'OO• and 285,000 Whlteo, tho norlhernmoot southern IOW1! In America with IIIIUI ecpl to Ill)', a elty dopeudenl """' 111 ludlftereot fllr aovarnment, no model e!Q' Ill 1 J>laet where "model cltlta'' _. leg!lloted 111ou1. ,, Now Ill . - r ... WuW., ton llji!Uod over the oar;or; Fleell!l to lhetr 1o1111 . _ . and .. . . . Ill the clvU aervilall rllfM ollldAI!nl. !rom their dook& lorly drove Burial w111 ... 1n Lone llak . through tho ~, Friends may cell at , hod to turu OD thtlr the - . ! 1-. allu t p.m., Ill. olaylia!1t to "" 1lif1MIIlll . 1~ todBI'. acrid III1Gkt or btlralal a1if.. LOCAL TEMPS The ~e Ill P011101117 ATLANrA Tltou I Of! - 1 ! , · wai\lnl -~ aeiiim' ~ (Un . ,_. . ' ' Aft·.Sbin ® __ ......... ... llltrllltA1 !IIIII • 111 - Ill - ........."""__ ...,., ._ _ .., ____ •1111111111111-.; •lllrl ,... . . . . . . . , . ........ . . . . . . . lin ..... •lolllll. ·.· ..~:: ' ::: �.( •, ,· ' . . ~'lU.hwl, t•om~l"tlJ-Middi'-'POrt, o•• ifield Relays ' ~llract lOB Schools . -· ·lar away as Canada. ·,'"""' r\fti· Ollie• . Included In the t32 man neld are Ohio 50 10l!bilb;. Michigan 26, Canada · ,,, ~'!!!ill'~lvanla 8, and Ke,.. ~Iii' .,;(! lnd!ona 4 ...~~. · !!¥ the time the twe><lay meet ll'Ound, the entr)' ll•t lll!ve ;ooo thlnclado !rom 200 read,y lor actlon In the ll'l(• .,aod fteld events. ' ~ ~· team winner was ~I• George Waolllngo ..... . With 24 points, while War~ ··llardlng was rwmertll with .... It ... Ute first time ror an ~~•tate winner since 19$8 Pootlac, Mich., took team "''Ii ,.liool, wlltii .. ~-· lnchol Is sending over more i qt its outstanding trackmen lipiD. Indiana state champion tai)!, Froebel h., entered Leroy a.~. who won the Indiana : I8G laot "'rt,. 1n t:st. Aiding blm Ia Galvester Miles, a 48.9 "'"" In the 440. a.l D.vls High ol lndlano. 110111 entered Jell Rhodes, who · ' ( has tDR>ed lioloOt..s In tJ... blgh .iulnP, and Jack Keller. who ""'' the !».yard hlghchur<lles In 14.7 seconds and the ISO low• In juot 19.1. Canada's Ontario Aneaster I"OEiotered Its Georp Rioux, who bas a ~:tB time In the twomile, and Ian Mllltr, woo baa done the 880 In I :&8. , · Battle Creek Centrtl and Flint Ctntrll stand Out llllllq the Michigan entries. Battle Creek ia to send doWn EU&ene Brown, who covlred the c:enIUQ In second>, l:llve P• ton, who posted a 1l58 tor the 880, Andrew Johnoon, with times o1 u.s· and 19.2 In the turdlea, and a aprlnt relty towsome, with a 1:28 clock!,.. Flint bas two . - - u • sprinters in Herb Wailhingtori and Bob PottDn. Among the better Ohioans Is Los Mlt<:hell ol Cleveland Cllll>edral Latin, with a 9.8 time lor the I OO.yard dasll, 11art1n lAuer ol Toledo DeVUblas has done the hurdles in 14.7 ed · 1~. WorthlfWtOn'B fleet croaa COIIDtry team is high rtsarded In the roUJ~oomlle relay, one or two events on oPening day. 9,6 • MRS. CARROLL ADAMS, JR. ' .. lnAR DUsrERS MEET Vernon Star Dusters t-Il ' Qt4> met at the home of Diane JIU!iwlll'IIOr with Jud,y Latheypr.. - al~ Diane Bumgarner wu Iii l'.llarae o! devotions. D.ir1.ng the business meeting . thf;IJ'O\(' voted to have a skating P&ftt ·on April 5 at the New Hay.. "' cdmmunlt,y building, The lo~ 'Jorlilrw o(ftcers have been elected ,for·the new year: President, Judy ~17; secretary, U Anna ~- ·#uma£ner; treasurer, B 1 r r y ~s; reporter, Harriet 1, ··the ''l'!IDIIIPIOn. , Tltl progTam . tor the everdng liven by Edward B-ar,.. tir1 who Showed the grolil some lf,ldls on conservation. 'i Thole attending were J u d y ~-~ ~ey, Sue Anna Bumgarner, ~ • BqgJ.prner, Janet s 1 y r e, fddlt ~re, Harriet ThomPSOn, Jilrl'l' llal'nes, Rita Sayre, All' . ~ey, , flu Edward Bumgarner, ' Mt'. and . . Mra. Paul Bwn&arner, ; llr'a. Albert Thompson and Mrs. \ . !lollll4 ~nos. p ·"' ..-. & ;i ':·r · •rri• ~ ~~RD ·' Jbo• !- ''lfit'OICFI'• ·:·t.. . . ~, .~ '&. - , Jlira,\v, w.. ' II, l it- to me."- Matthew 25:40; Thought., " ~tid the kitt.il tDiU an.w·er lhein, "7'Tutv l sav u, Y"u."' )joll . did il lo 'l lJ • , Give what you tlavc. To . ' ' it mQIY be better ' oJ ,...,m.., 'J'., on< of 14~ l~!l.<l. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence FOQ.. m~er o1 Giouster were ~ dinner 11110011 ol his br'other a:id bt 4timlnlih84 their term ol , · Tbe ~Uon of all olster-lo>Jaw, llr, and Mrs. Wobo ' :ll"f! ster FlU:emyre. :!~.:!t~n:w...J,.n:taon all Walter Jordln, tl-eainWerot Aa.. ...nder ~r o!FutureF...,.. tbaJI be.!It llmly. ~:.!~ ers of America, atten~ i r&. b7 t':. u .-.n~ve no tea OJ' ~ cent diatrlct worksho9 held at ltittf, nor bold au otb.r omoe ~ or truR. undtr th1 autttorthe Aibar\v School lor· the train.a1 ...,. ~ or ol .,. Unl"" ing of FFA otrtcers 1nd 15Stlted ~~·Jr.::m~~~'~: omn. under the autbOrlf.T. of tbll with tho doltlea of hll ol!lce. Mate, liven b7 Ute .-n•hl Ulem• Mr. and Mrs. Alfred IU.ce, bly, or ·ttw IM'Ople ~ H void. illl:kY and Steve, and alrleed ol (C) , lf"a peJ'IQft ahall bt lfleeMd or eppoJnted to an' 11ldldal Ofliel Columbus were Sundly gueatB of u on or btlort tbt a., WIMn M her parenta. Mr. and Mrs. w~ ~~MD alliUm• lh1 otftoe and en.w ' ~· ~- fcit tb*lr ..... ~Ucmuma'be -11>10 .... _ ........ c::nn. ...... "' ...........=......."'-£ ·-: ..... _. =......... 'g, Upon • ' ' ·.-· ~ 11111, a_ ~~ to amend ~ Clf ArUole n of tbe Con.UtuUon ol Obto to rMd u foJJowa: ldll'lct.l: u and the ''amooehinc'' hat .top. peel slnee I ealled them on II. But then I don't give them 1111 cll&nte an,y more. I lie awake nlablo and wofr)'. · My huobond doesn't seem t h e same. It' I a& thoQh he Wei-e torcing hlmHit to treat me aa usual, but hla heart 1111'1 ill II. J hate to see our aon &Dd tam. lly c<>me, ond rm .. wbUe they're here I want to scream. How can I pt 011 hulband baek where he belonp?NOT VERY HAPPY WIFE Dear NVHW: By making your lelf admit t11at sometimes uremtlllftt lntultlon" is nothln1 more than an over. active lmaglnatlon. If your hua• baml ''doe111't ~e~m the same'• it's because your sutplclOdshaYe turned you into a dlfferad: worn. ... Any normal man perks up when a pretty girl &ecepta him a1 a -'rdce gu;y." Smile andaareewlth yer, and you'll 100n be back to your old niat10111hlp. • - n. Dear llelen: My wile I !lie lo so"""' up.., free oU~1, .tblt .wery·Ume she pta a oi-IIIIOdd, - . H~re'sthe best news in the worJd for your floon! New vinfl CUSHIONWOOD actually has a built-in vinyl foam cu&hion to make it soft and springy, warm "-nd quiet. Yet the design lnnblike elegant parquet About wood Rooring. It's · an unbeatable fora combination of comfort and 9'x1t' a.rea elegance, 'a whole new dimeneion in vinyl flooring. Even high heels· won't"depresa the springy spirit o! CUSHIONWOOD-and even modeit budget!! can aRord it. 6.99' E 1 ID- whlle 10 HI'Vinl llball ve, ~ eltll:llllblfd IXII'ft))enM• Uon tor meh ootftputed upoa j omc.. •-'"'"'-lnadd1Uonl0aft7 ntlre!Mril- beMiltl lo whlcb M mey be...,rt..J-~· 1A11n me7 IJe ~ ~~ rftiNml!nt b@ne. D'I'I:CtlVJ: DAft AND J\DIEAL U ado~ by a m.jorlty of tM electora Yotinl on tbll amendment tbe amenc!m1nt .xeept parefl~ {81 ol the Schedule IbiD teke i/4· feet J•nuarr to, lt'rD, and lldltlnJ Mettona 1 er.d I, and aetiona a. 'ilr I. 71 8, lO. 1J and U of Altlell of ""' Conltltutlon of OhiO ~hall be IIUOb dee« .. .."' h (1!, of ... ..,..,_ Dll and r. ~l ot Md!on. lJ and 13 ot Arttole XI adODted tn llll IbiD beoome lflee1tYe IMm.UateJy upoli taw adoPUoa of tbAI ameMment bJ' tbe eleatme rlf tiU L $from ...... SCHlODULI: mont (B) In ICOOC"danoe with \be provtstona of tldl ll'tlcle, tlle ..ner.J llhlllbl1lball anHt Neb lliwa ud lhe IUFftnl' court lbaU promurc.tl aueb rid• . : .m II•• elleet lo tbe J)J'O'Vklon11 hftetn. (C) AU lawt , and ru111t of DOIIl1 In emteneo \Jpan tbl ilhOUW date ot -uu. amendment aha1l contlnulin el!eet tmt:U aapeneded. 01' Wnftd In tbe manner .i.utborlzed amendm1nt. ILl) All 1\tdc• of the courtl shaD dan. Rita Wilbur, daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Vance WUbur, Pobtt Rock area, won the Athens county achool system's 59elling chamP- b7 O.S. ~~~ ionshiP. ~e is an 8th grade stltdent at Albany Junior High 'and will f\1)resent Athens County in .me Ohio finals Ma,y 4 at the Ohio State Unlversity llnion In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Crabtree are announclng the birth of a son, Kevin Lee, on March 31, at Shel- beecmn Judnl of the 00\U'bl of cominon piUI. '"' on '"'>~bet Jli<l,. - 11, !oltea, holdlna olftc• ana who would bei .u,tble tor re-ello· tt.on in trro for ·a term betinn~ In 1871 oxcoot lOr bll are and ,.. Pr0Vilion1 of dlVii:IOD (C:) of flee.. Uoo • A.Uete IVc'"",!!.,~"" nevertblllll to '0111 In 1VIO for one -,additiOnal term a. JudP of thl lime court UNITED 81'~ or AJDRICA -r3/ ~ETARY OJ',S'J'A'l'l omCJ:STo'r INGELS FURNITURE Ogen Frdav •nd S.turday.Nightt Nmvs 8, _ tb' ,p,. ay . ·. ~ Lee ihd: Jti'ltllkhlldrln 11110 ' and SOb Bill, .vtolttd wllh Bel»- VMIIoter, Kataarent AM ...f Pattlck Gorloton a Sund~Q> ~ . · · EUDle Brinker, Bett.Y Van M• • • Wolfpen News, Notes t.er, Margaret AM Carleton and -.l!atrh:k called at the home. of EIYa Vean and Hayiun Barntiz ot Pomeroy on a Frtdlf evenlog. · Mr. and Mrs. James Circle ot New Hawn. W. Va.. and M.r. and Mro. lllelvin Circle and ~ ghter .Columbu• vloited with Miry Circle over the w~ Larry .Circle;. employed In~ caao. waa at his home over th~ or Weekond. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr o( Chester, visited recently with Mr. and !llrs. Robert Lee and !unity. Mr. and Mrs. J1mes Circle of New Haven, W, Va., and Mary Circle spent an evening rec~ ly with Mr. and Mrs, lbnald Pierce ot Athena. Rev, PaUl SOllers ol Racine was Calling in the communicy re- 3 New Furnltu.re ' . Dnly . S299 $30.00 DaWH!ofaMe Olt eon..ntenf .Tarmo. MASON, FURNITURE CO. w. Lancaster Developer Looks to Future With Modern Electric "When we s tarted to develop the Rainbow AcreR 200 lot s ubdivision. we inves tigated electric heating ver~· thoroughly and decided that it was the coming thing. We have been building all electric homes for t hree vears and are completely sold on the total electric concept. Electric heating offers many things but we especially like the low maintenance ::o.fter installation. Our four sons a1·e li ving iP total electrit home~ and they think it's just gl'eatl" Q-How old was PauL Rtvere, patriot of the American Revolution, when h.e made hi& historic horseback ride in 1775? A--The hero was 4() years MR. EARL PETERS, SR. old. ~ (5, OHIO POWER COMPANY Q-Which is the nation's larg•st baseball stadium? A - Cleveland's Munlcipal stadium, with a capacity o! 7S,8U . tering Arms Hospital, Athens. Gran<:Warents include Mr. and I, TID W. BROWN Seeretary of Mrs. Harry Hawk, HebardvUle, State of tbl State of Ohto, do biNby certif)' thl~ Uat fontolo• lJ a and Mr. and Mrs• .'~rthlll" Cr~ true I:OP:r of Amendlll Sine\li J$1 tree1 local. Greaf• ranctJarents Rno4J,Uon NG. 11, Amllllded Bilbo ~ .Utute BOUM Jatnt lliiOIUUan Na. are Mr. and Mrs. Fern GUiogly I •nd.. ~~ Subat!tute Bouie · , · !1: n:''i: No. a otm;:.:b~~.-41\~ ~u N:f Mrs. J. K. Crib\ llJ'ODfJitM to =:r&.: abovf .., Uple one, JVho ~etgH'ec9 tloril arUM eon.tllutlan of Obto. 8 Jb.. 8 oz., has a brother, Ru• IN T!lSTDIOMY WB:IR·:IOr, J beYII Ureunto .u.becrfbld 1rl7 ..... sell Lon, age 3. ===~z=~~'tit Mr. and Mrs,CarroJWoodgerd TID w. BROWit and family of Columbus visited relatives in this area during the past weekend. Guests of Ruth starkey over 1 recent weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Lellnd Moore. Regina. BHl and Dee Dtie• Canton. Mr. and Mrs. John starkey, Mike, Pat BY !IRS. EVELYN BIUCKLES and Charles, Sugar Grove and Mrs. Eltie Watson received Mrs. T, L. Brookhart and Barword tblt her -hew, Wilbur bara o! Albany. Shields pal!iled i.way sucldenly Mr. and Mrs. JamesWIUlsand at his home In ~on Sunday. famib' ot Macon, Ga., Mr. 1 n d · The Rtxt preac~ing service at Mrs. Ra,y Stout and ramlly of the Methodist Church here will Charleston, W. VL, Rev. and be &md~Q> morning, Aprtl 14 at Mrs. Merlin Teetl and Brenda 10:45 o•ctoek. 1 ' or Ironton, Jean Stout and David Mr. and lira. Raymond Black- and carol of Syracuse. and Mr. . well ol New Ptolladelpttia, o., and Mrs. Bemy Lowe and sons iiptnl a eo111le ol d~Q>s hare with of Clevland have visited With Mra. Neiael Weitherman. their parentS, Mr. and Mrs. BobMr. WWard Clark olNeor JeJ'. en Stout. 140'1 was an ovfrDJght £'1'&t of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey his brother, Mr., and Mrs. W13 were In Col!llllbus on Fr!d~Q> ond Clark and daugh~r LIDda. SAturday. On Friday ovonlngthey · John Hayes of Otester was attended a banquet honor!,. wl"' calling on Mr. uld Mra. Gerold ners in a grange insurance co~ Vlotat one day last week. teSL On Soturd~Q>, llr. Starkey OrvU Watson ,entend Meigs attended meetirwa of director sot General HoSiital. !Pomeroy. r"' the lnsurance COrnPAIIY· ctntb tor observation. Mrs, Roth zorkft, and ond Mrs. l:llvld zorkle ol Millo Q-Which of the asteroids dlii'Ort were &mi!a.r gueota ol luis the lorgest orbit? • Mr, and Mr1. Fon Halsey. A - Hidalgo, whose orbit Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Grimes baa a mean tllameter o! 531 and hl& mother, ·MrB. Cor a million miles . Grimea of Atheno, ·were Sunday peata of Mrs. Nel~el Weathe~t. Lancaster Developer MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - SHOP TONITE TIL 9:30 {rOe.-,., · ~- .......,. fill... Tuppers Plains Soeiety News Off-Season ~ / • .,-. ' • ~ -Mr. 'LP- Gas Forced Air Heating System aslowas10%downtl800 • Enjoy whole~house heating comfort at the touch of a dial I Plus cltahliness and economy-ith Ashlan.d ~P·!ias. ANP RIGHT NOW SAVE EVEN MOREl Take advanta$1• of this special low, off-season price on a new Empire LP·Gas Furnace. Complete In, &lallation is included! SHIRt SERVICE .:~ BOllE i~-...,.;;~"' •euo. e court lo acUn dut)t u Upon tM effetfve date ot 1bi1 1mendnwnt: lA) ~vtdon dwl be ~· .. law tor the dilpoaltlon of all • tnr e1111 In aeconluace Uw prOcedural law lA etreet at tbe time Of the lftectlve date of th1l amend· ~~i. \'.\lfiBIN; -. DAY · v., .~!'"!. 11 . . . AA and R 8 WIDTH the bare can. I don't recommand II In sandwlcheal . Will yoo please print lhl1 10 I, and other beiOIIUer~-(h u •bands can tape It obove t h • ~nk~ :n $29.95 9t.5:30 FRI.9 t.l SAT.9to9 to au.t IMIItll . n ot Aiilall u .. .. Cclal11hd... of .......... Old. . . . . . . . . . lllliBt' <d Mlll'llllltiJift YICIIJ"IIIH. ~ U NIDlvtd by U.. Gtntral AI· Mmbly a! the 8ta4e ol. Oltlo, tbtetlltlu of -&b• memberl ~ w ..cb haUN conCillTin• therittn, that U.U. Wll H lllblii.llt8d 10 tbt . . . , . Of tM ltatt in th1 manntr ....-rtbed b7 ... ·~ a spectaJ ~ Uon to be beld on the llrd Tlaft. daY after Ule 1m llonday ln ...,.. Hi BROWS 1 eould 10 on wa11 the 1lze ol RHoluUcm No. 31 JOINT RUOLUTION step into Fashion OPEN DAILY !Uicblrp of Ita dutlel be un r tbJI ~. ma.r be ~ld Uoe or ohld i\lltloe ot Oa• (Aaltndtd SW.Utut. HOUM Joint Easter Shoes ... they'll como up wid> something abe wants. 9te ha1 a drawer lull o1 boll topa lthe prdlably will never uae. And the canal Hllf ·.or d>em don't have Iabeli becauae she hal wrn tlll!m ell w - lor rree offers. I opened I tan Of cat lood till! other day, think· log It waa ~e.j;ype IIIla. All = ......................... ~ . Mr, and Jlrs, Clinton GUkey and lamlly ol Aibar\v were !<mllam Culwell and other relativu day visitors of her parental Mr. here. · an6 Mrs. Lincoln Ruasell. Slm Darst. son of Mr. and lira. l:lllley Wood of Wilke.. Mrs. James Dara"' is continedto villi apent • row ..,. with llr. ~elterlng Arm& Hospital after and Mrs, Paul McElroy ond BU~ having suaered serioua Injuries Mn. FrBd Tuckerman, Mrs. ln a tall from 1 tree. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and RonMrs, Elba McKnlgh~ Roger ald; and Mrs. Jack Elam are and ~n. CoJumbus, were ro- v!sidrw Elsie Bratton of Radcent guests ot Mr. llldMrs. D. 0 , dta and other sisters ot: Mrs. Mcllnigh~ • Tuckmnan In McArthurWednes.. On Frld~Q> evening Mike Law- day. oon, Clyde Slone, Dena Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and Walter Jordan, members of we~e Monday vi&., tors of Mr. and the Alexander Chapter ol Future Mia. Uncoln Russell. Farmers of Amertc .. accoltl'&nHmtard Wm. TOOma was week ied theJf former advilor, Dale end guest or his .Parents. Mr. and Scott, to ZanesvUie where they Mrs. Howard Thoma and attended a DeKalb Corn Achlev~ PatrlciL ment Banquet. All tour boys, Mrs, Kathryn Johnson ac.. along with folll" others from their comPanied the ladles auxiliary chapter, had received a score of on i triP to Cleveland for a con100 on their recordsoftheircorn vention. projects last summer and were presented plaques and pen& by the DeKalb Corn Company. Mrs. Elsie Bratton spent a~ QUICK QUIZ with Mr. and Mrs. Mandai Jor- llllall tinw atlliinid ~-!1!. of ...... ·~99ar FEMININE INTUfrfON NOT ALWAYS RIGHT Dear Helen: We have been happily married lor 25 yeara and have alway! shared and llJiioyed thlnRI together. Our two ell Udten a r e grown ind gone. I have never had any eauee lor doubt unw lately. Our ""'· his wtte and Un,y baby have been coming 10 ota.r wid> us weekends. rm a light sleeper. Twice wheo our daqhter-ln.law a« up with the baby, I ecorld aliO hear my husband get up. l aense there is D>Of!~ .1LlJ.l!I!J!!!tJ .a~kf4 him If he had ever .JriJaed tier in an unfather 1y way, and he brushed It olf. Then I asked het if he ever made adYance1 to her, and she alld out In the ""1 1 l!ooojjl!t. Well, how did she know which way I was thlnldng, unlo11 she was guilty? They certalnly act very !rlendly. My husband look& at her wid> glance• like a hweslck teen. ager. 1--'.e says he itill loves me; ,'t:'- Wl: . ql.ttn~l l1milllo MARY JUNE'S plete the two tickets '*'ore the toWn election. ' , "lii>SJ~~ ...r:rm: ,.,.. lball. ., Vt by Helen Help US. ••By Helen Elottel. ...U·. rbllt ..,... dV• Iii• ... - -al oillci .. .uz. ...... in" wbJeb bill eow1 II loclte4. · 44) - Terma af omc. ot all ~ IIUIU .blain on \M daJI llxed_'br ilenry Wadsworth Long!cllowr Americirp ,~ pOe( . Carpenter. ~! t.~ =-.:: ~"= = News, Notes !han you drre to \hlnk.- gr.,. t tOO,OOO BTU EMPIRE LP-Gos forced air furnace. : Compact, fuily guoranteed. • t worm-air -ucta. • Cold-air return duel • Central thihnoatot controL e Complete cullom installation by our homo heating lpoclallsts. . I! Blower and ayatom adequate for addition of air co~­ ' dltioni~g llltr. • Rant·frH uh of tank and miter. . You get our usual f11Je oervlco and fl~ •In ott, Cltihll . Kta,WU. ,., .,. ,.., N; O.r Wob!, :· . tltei<~t~ my im:tl,r~u. Tl''u flid •e _.ringeneo llrs. Ollie n.wson, llo!ro · . , .'. s...t~iiift~J W!iaciil tnd'lilt: bancl'~~ .lieiW~ ,ati "'Il 01 ....,. ,,, ,- "G e.o f ae . 'II" •!.h e and gueits attendlow ·velma lloulh, !llr•• lira. '• "til .- oj ' . so~eone, Adnsa,lliOii& I,Ytiri and hUb· .,...,.. _·. ~. I . ha , plen\1'. ,,10 !tort, !i-'1 ·JI!Ii"ed' here from keep me bUll)', what wid> ,a s"'"ll the "'!!ll~ ontor,d their , tou~ baby .and hou....ork, .,buld>.ere IA>ta In • ftNt dl!loront prlvalll she ails, talk, talk, talking, mootGeo~aO!o!; COh"1,11lUII!aio~~~ achOole ,.1• ACIA>r Rlch .a rd l y - her problems. Pd like i ~$0,000 ldvabce by OIJ!!!:II!I - · • ••raloo of hippie-bead I: · nl&fll .:. !~eat IJII p 11!1Jcttiiidd· boer' I toOth tlangllng !rom a w tall her moll of !hem woold leo and~~·· J~I)ICIOPe log wid rto+. ~ !\'Ill'• 511>Avv. neck~ ... TOnyRandall'o~5,- di!!Olve, 11 ihe'd llla,y home and addlctli •li•J.! Ih0pi!¥11!: .. :,:1Ji~ store .. ; 4! ·11!•. ,lnhur dliiOo!Ok ooo· diamOnd ·fldace on 'hlo tr7 belns • wife. lilOuld l'l.IAiulo Glm~fdl ot:lfi£ ;_.. ,_ allx'd>r0.',~ mole ill lUi'• Mlo-jackel (wi .. Merv Grllllo) ;:-:rRED OF A PEim . NEIGIImiiii<MI~ w i l .' L,o(l!o ,iv 'I· U-k. ~·,~ IIlli I plaltl 1 - lillt ' ~ cents, II the Dtll''llted: You reed ·It here monllio ; iiiiO lllillllldrt. WlliiOp~cllianl price went .., ... Tempqo ftil- . - Blille jeln .Kilil ' ~~.deiliilte· 'lltO. I'Iitar'': lltm Ju.- pto: ne• Firat Ave. clw (EI Why out'/ You h•ve notiilng ly" wobl4 torntiri>-leoiidllt: l)llln Ue Aiidrewo Gertle!Aoilo ZOrro at 58th) went up last ·on to ~~"' bUt a pest. - H. re.oaon: tD h-'P put hilbb,Yiii~ needed )lhotill· lit Gertli 11 . a a site ol a -.IMJated laun· 'IIIIa column 11 dodlc- 10 law achool ... Just like the 20o: <h!ld: 10 ·lhJ¥ ~ · lholil Ill dromat family living, so If you're hava TV star epleler sat Ill' hla Julle'a 1-~<oar,olcf ··Emma ·Kale log kid trouble or just plain blrd.on.u.o..lde In an ~Utalc!O ... R,q.,.a owioiio llkci • 'IW-k- Dill' TOG: trouble, lot Hel.., help YOU. dre11 shop ••• Labor coue,- Ted 1111 . jernt: had ie~turel oi1"'11ie !ile will alao welcome 1 o u r Kheel'l a vla·'l!olihter EYOlutloll of Belty.Danelria'' :-·doll'! you buy your wile own amuolng -rlences. Ad· Ellen (Mrs. Arnold) JtcObt ·• ndco • u . champ WIUie Pip a bllek inarklliS pencil - the dress Helen Bottc!l In eare ol Ted lunched in "21'' on crutch- sWeara hll l~·telr-9ld protege Jdnd that worka on metal'? Then 111 ~~1 '~.!~~~!"!~~---·--·-·•'1 es ond ·a epllfl' new hslrdo. Padcb' Mur!JhY. <o41deleated In 11110 can ro-label aa lhe de-label• Former top cl1;y olllelal hlia elaht out of el&hll will be a cans. BRIGHTEN the tax leds llttmg hi• n~- champ ... wuue•a host ..,. at Note to wives: Men just doll't UP EASI'ER dol ashe1 ... .TUrning on WN!i:W the Cattle Bai'OII atask017 and under-.!, do d>ey? So humor HAVE YOUR the other morning was Uke ,tim- tl!at Protein .,l•·a doinl 10 well •em whenever possible. - H. FROSrED log In a Time TUIIDOI: m.tah Ira taldria 111 nelahbor-reotaurDill' Helen: • 91ore, Millo Bros., Frankie ant The canterbul')' IJnder It a I like my nel&tlbor, but not OPEN .'l'UESDAV Laine, even VIUIItan MonrOe! name and wina. constanllJ'. !lie doesn't rot along EVENING 7 11L 9 ... The midget who once we cl World'i rlehest·mu Jean Paul with her husbond very well, 10 Loll Do Fee lor a last lew pub. Goit.Y just bouaht- ltalllll she and her baby are over here ildt,y headlines and doubled In l!lland, olfNiploo ... GeorpHam. from 9 a.m. Wltil 9 p.m. lite films lor !lllrley Temple playa U!Ain'l Walhlniton tareor'a end- even Invites heraelr on my shop.. a chUd sirilian In "Planet ot ed 10 he'a lhoppln& lor a Lonl ping epreos when Pd OIIJo.y belns lloe Apeo" ... Blofilm qf N • t Jahnel manse ..• Tho two pllra King Cole 11 being plotted b.V of lllillaelng eyes In the "Ill Nat• a beautitul widow Marta end Co'd Bldod" movie adi aren't ~vo. :'JV~I!ai f<ll' liUl'l\'!1'1' :· ·; ~. , W!!N w,o prooioled ID· er•~:'!! herbrl. dal.- rtrm ,,. ·,~ : ·a. rea px>lrobm• IIOw <harao ~~ ·~mloal'i" _ , ~~~~f~f. !Jio ~· ro serve as candidates to com- iiRs. ROUSH 15 HOSI'ESS !Jiombers ol the Julla T, Bzy;:1tot Sowing Club were entertained ji.>Tutldl,y anernocn at the home · · . ~ Kto. L. C. Roush, Members . IMridlha were Mrs. James llacla1pt:, Mrs. Lena Knight, Mrs. PLASI'ICS PAI!l'Y ,~I W. T, 9one, Mn. N. 0. Wetn. Mrs. Q)nald Bumgardner en<t. .ilrt. F. A. Batey, Mr&. John tertained recently with aplaatic s Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, ' .... Ottie Roush, Mrs. Lloyd party with Mn. John Morgan i.s pest demonstrato_r. GueBt& &$..IDulh and the hostess. ton~ werellrs.JohnFry.Mrs. "rio ne>t meeting will be held ·•I'll· 16 at the home of Mrs. Wayne Lee Cal>ehar~ lira. Harry Stilts, Bonnie Stuta, Mrs. IAiil_llnlght at H..-tford. James Hart, Mra. Harold Rose, Mrs. lbnald Goheen, Mrs. Cbal'ATTENDANCE les lbdd, Mrs, n>lllld Hartley, !l'ht New Haven Senior Women's Mrs. George Jefren, Mrs. Mora.6 had a record number of gan and the hostesa. • -.bm'a trom a small club at.1 . . . , . tho annuli state meotiq! WEEKLY DINNER •If Sfate Federation or Woman's The weeillJ< dinner meeting ol ·~ March 28 - 3{), at the the Bend llotal')' Club was held .. 1Gtilnbrler Hotel In White SuJ. at the Hartlord Methodl•t Church ,.....,$rings, Thurs.,. evening. A ihort busattending trom the club !fW'.M ta. Eugene Hester,pres~ inesa meeting lollowed the dlno 'Mra. Charles Smith, vlce ner. Members present were Dick · P'f"lilloll, lira. R. G. Greene, Mrs, William Russell, Ord, Robert Gilmore, Uoyd ; _,_.,. of South-Western [)i.. Roush, Junea Roush, [hnald F. ~ ~ Mrs. toney Roush. Roush, Lewll &unmera, Harry Miller, Art Thabet, Edwin Stein • ·~!IS AT COPPER PAI!l'Y Rome WUIIomson, Clyde Foley, Jia. WWiam Powell, Sr., was Russell CIPella.rt, l.Awll Ctl>o. i,. ...... at I «<IPOr porcy bald hart ond n>nald F011le10ng. •Mb at tho home o!Mra. WI~ ,,_. Powtl~ Jr, Guests were ';JIIIr.l. Velma Roush, Mrs. Pana)' Mi\NTLE AWARD NEW YORK (IJPI)- Mickey '"'i\. ~1. John Fry, Mr&.ibnald ;~dner, Mrs. Thllmaeap.. Mantle will be llonol'od by his New York Yankee teunmltel ~-~ ' !Jira. Otto Grimm, Mrs. .,...,.._ Ford, Mn. Carroll W....,ada.r prior ·.to their .'i ¥ ;·~Jr., Mrs. James Marks, American Leaaue . .r with ;>*'! 1!1enry JohniOII, lira. d>e Cllllornla AIIPII. Mllrtle : ,Giol'P )lester and Mlos Lllah will be ldvon a ~~- ordered by the plaJ'er• colnmemoraUng ..2- PfW!If:.. d>e SOOth homer Iii hlo maJor A-~·.t ~ -~*' leape career. > ' ' . BIIITHDA Y DINNER . • " The annuli blrthd~Q> dinner of · Gordo,. Club woo All parts of the poison ivy plant are poli0116us.: •mow at the .lle&toUnnt In Middi<IIOrt. / 1 . " eolumn,l~ ~~ ~\l ·illflow- ~;tAAi'.!\liO••- hlio'~t er and Flftlj voted to retain the llml town 1~ cense fee they now have. The.v also took care of ill bills due. They are stiU asklne: for citizens BAND FESTIVAL HELD The pistrict Junior Band Fe• tival and the award of ratings was held recently It Wahama High School. Judges ware Or, Leon Thol!1>&on of West VIrginia State Collep and John Boland ol ""'"' ris Harvey Coii.P, A Slledll luncheon was served to the bind directors and guests b)' the Wr. ham& Band Boosters. Ttose aerY.. ing the lunch were Mrs. Pete Bur-ris, Mrs. Chester Welver1 Mrs. Roy Jones and Becky Burris. Some of the senior band members played an imPortant Part In makin& the teadvU a •uceeas. They were responsible tort h e schedule; getting each band to the W&l'D'HII room and to the gym on time. They also took care of parking the busaeo and guiding each bind to its assigned lnstriJoo ment room. The Band Boosters also served refresluntnts during the festival. Bands participating were W.. hlma, PL Plea&an~ RIPley, Ravenswood, Hu.rrlcane, Poca and MillOn. ' ' lly J,\~.~ O'lli,liA~. · · . ·, hlo' ~~-~·· c~rt4• f;i~ lh• orbo ot'lhi aewra- they'n NEW · von,K - . \til!lrljl,Bchiy. Ul..iii!f jlij!Uor•.• _.tel"r ",N· the actoal i'oal.death murderaro•. New Haven Social Events ; '~ V(Jie~ ald~lf.Dt~lldway: i'-U'il 8, ~u·us '. ' ,.,.,· . ~LU, Oblo (tJI'i) T.,_ 31th r-ol ol the Mono. . IWd I!!Q,ya, 10 be ruoolr Fr~ dY .nil.;;at~, bas attr10ted Ollrlto froiD 108 high schools ' ·. ' - I 0f(4r •xplres,/luly 31, 1968 ALL thlt for'.only $569.95, completely lnstelled, In ~n average IJtoom home (or $16.00 a month lor 36 months). ' IEASY·PA!f .PLANS-On new homes, the to'*l t 0st can. be ~eluded In your 'mortg,ge. Foi con: v,.ilon or replacement, the payments cari be set up on ~ 5-yetlr FHA loan, or you can p~y just tO% down end take up to 36 montKs on the balance. 0 I ">. , ' · 1 l . PER MO~TH FOR ~8 MONTHS • · .- 6 · · Please send me more details on the special Forced Air Heating Otfer. Nom••------------- - - - - - - - - - - --------, , - . I· - - - - - , - - -,.- . ' C...,- .-::.- - ~ll)'r _____ _ _ _ _--,- Siale, ___ _ ' Phon••-----------~--~---------~-Directions to home _.. _ _ • . . ;1~10N~37~2221 I ... w........,. ······································-·············· ,...,., 1,· • i' , ' comer MIR lni S1111o"ICI FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE 10 PHONE! 992-3480 EALTEST MOOTZ ICE MILK BREAD !1 GAL oz. CRT. JAR s IIDDUPORT, o. U.s: GRADE A LARGE ( 16"oz. LOAF doz. Q,nold Ko.enltl ~ed V•ano llofllllll at H~n, W, Vo., lcir Polllble !Ill· aurpry F01 moro details. IIIIi thlo coupon to tho AJfl~nd LP·GII Bulk Planlne~nt you. • .-(Formlrly Evans SuDer Market) man. · C0mp18fety ln$f8/J,d;8V~f8Uf ·fQOm home 4ddren•----- ---------- - - - -- MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30-S-.n. 12 to .9:30 ' .. ,. ' I ' :·or . Mrs. Lea Cof!ey Marion, Ralph Parker ""' ""'i' Albert of aioater and llr. anilllrs. Dont· · ' ' llcCIIn ol Long JlotfOm iiptnl a riCin! ~ wllli.!I"L Ethll Sillut. Kro. Cofto.y ojleiit a weelt here tlsltirl(r · rtloil,.l 1 n d lrtOI!ds. ' ' 12 oz. CAll REG• . $1.59 can �.( •, ,· ' . . ~'lU.hwl, t•om~l"tlJ-Middi'-'POrt, o•• ifield Relays ' ~llract lOB Schools . -· ·lar away as Canada. ·,'"""' r\fti· Ollie• . Included In the t32 man neld are Ohio 50 10l!bilb;. Michigan 26, Canada · ,,, ~'!!!ill'~lvanla 8, and Ke,.. ~Iii' .,;(! lnd!ona 4 ...~~. · !!¥ the time the twe><lay meet ll'Ound, the entr)' ll•t lll!ve ;ooo thlnclado !rom 200 read,y lor actlon In the ll'l(• .,aod fteld events. ' ~ ~· team winner was ~I• George Waolllngo ..... . With 24 points, while War~ ··llardlng was rwmertll with .... It ... Ute first time ror an ~~•tate winner since 19$8 Pootlac, Mich., took team "''Ii ,.liool, wlltii .. ~-· lnchol Is sending over more i qt its outstanding trackmen lipiD. Indiana state champion tai)!, Froebel h., entered Leroy a.~. who won the Indiana : I8G laot "'rt,. 1n t:st. Aiding blm Ia Galvester Miles, a 48.9 "'"" In the 440. a.l D.vls High ol lndlano. 110111 entered Jell Rhodes, who · ' ( has tDR>ed lioloOt..s In tJ... blgh .iulnP, and Jack Keller. who ""'' the !».yard hlghchur<lles In 14.7 seconds and the ISO low• In juot 19.1. Canada's Ontario Aneaster I"OEiotered Its Georp Rioux, who bas a ~:tB time In the twomile, and Ian Mllltr, woo baa done the 880 In I :&8. , · Battle Creek Centrtl and Flint Ctntrll stand Out llllllq the Michigan entries. Battle Creek ia to send doWn EU&ene Brown, who covlred the c:enIUQ In second>, l:llve P• ton, who posted a 1l58 tor the 880, Andrew Johnoon, with times o1 u.s· and 19.2 In the turdlea, and a aprlnt relty towsome, with a 1:28 clock!,.. Flint bas two . - - u • sprinters in Herb Wailhingtori and Bob PottDn. Among the better Ohioans Is Los Mlt<:hell ol Cleveland Cllll>edral Latin, with a 9.8 time lor the I OO.yard dasll, 11art1n lAuer ol Toledo DeVUblas has done the hurdles in 14.7 ed · 1~. WorthlfWtOn'B fleet croaa COIIDtry team is high rtsarded In the roUJ~oomlle relay, one or two events on oPening day. 9,6 • MRS. CARROLL ADAMS, JR. ' .. lnAR DUsrERS MEET Vernon Star Dusters t-Il ' Qt4> met at the home of Diane JIU!iwlll'IIOr with Jud,y Latheypr.. - al~ Diane Bumgarner wu Iii l'.llarae o! devotions. D.ir1.ng the business meeting . thf;IJ'O\(' voted to have a skating P&ftt ·on April 5 at the New Hay.. "' cdmmunlt,y building, The lo~ 'Jorlilrw o(ftcers have been elected ,for·the new year: President, Judy ~17; secretary, U Anna ~- ·#uma£ner; treasurer, B 1 r r y ~s; reporter, Harriet 1, ··the ''l'!IDIIIPIOn. , Tltl progTam . tor the everdng liven by Edward B-ar,.. tir1 who Showed the grolil some lf,ldls on conservation. 'i Thole attending were J u d y ~-~ ~ey, Sue Anna Bumgarner, ~ • BqgJ.prner, Janet s 1 y r e, fddlt ~re, Harriet ThomPSOn, Jilrl'l' llal'nes, Rita Sayre, All' . ~ey, , flu Edward Bumgarner, ' Mt'. and . . Mra. Paul Bwn&arner, ; llr'a. Albert Thompson and Mrs. \ . !lollll4 ~nos. p ·"' ..-. & ;i ':·r · •rri• ~ ~~RD ·' Jbo• !- ''lfit'OICFI'• ·:·t.. . . ~, .~ '&. - , Jlira,\v, w.. ' II, l it- to me."- Matthew 25:40; Thought., " ~tid the kitt.il tDiU an.w·er lhein, "7'Tutv l sav u, Y"u."' )joll . did il lo 'l lJ • , Give what you tlavc. To . ' ' it mQIY be better ' oJ ,...,m.., 'J'., on< of 14~ l~!l.<l. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence FOQ.. m~er o1 Giouster were ~ dinner 11110011 ol his br'other a:id bt 4timlnlih84 their term ol , · Tbe ~Uon of all olster-lo>Jaw, llr, and Mrs. Wobo ' :ll"f! ster FlU:emyre. :!~.:!t~n:w...J,.n:taon all Walter Jordln, tl-eainWerot Aa.. ...nder ~r o!FutureF...,.. tbaJI be.!It llmly. ~:.!~ ers of America, atten~ i r&. b7 t':. u .-.n~ve no tea OJ' ~ cent diatrlct worksho9 held at ltittf, nor bold au otb.r omoe ~ or truR. undtr th1 autttorthe Aibar\v School lor· the train.a1 ...,. ~ or ol .,. Unl"" ing of FFA otrtcers 1nd 15Stlted ~~·Jr.::m~~~'~: omn. under the autbOrlf.T. of tbll with tho doltlea of hll ol!lce. Mate, liven b7 Ute .-n•hl Ulem• Mr. and Mrs. Alfred IU.ce, bly, or ·ttw IM'Ople ~ H void. illl:kY and Steve, and alrleed ol (C) , lf"a peJ'IQft ahall bt lfleeMd or eppoJnted to an' 11ldldal Ofliel Columbus were Sundly gueatB of u on or btlort tbt a., WIMn M her parenta. Mr. and Mrs. w~ ~~MD alliUm• lh1 otftoe and en.w ' ~· ~- fcit tb*lr ..... ~Ucmuma'be -11>10 .... _ ........ c::nn. ...... "' ...........=......."'-£ ·-: ..... _. =......... 'g, Upon • ' ' ·.-· ~ 11111, a_ ~~ to amend ~ Clf ArUole n of tbe Con.UtuUon ol Obto to rMd u foJJowa: ldll'lct.l: u and the ''amooehinc'' hat .top. peel slnee I ealled them on II. But then I don't give them 1111 cll&nte an,y more. I lie awake nlablo and wofr)'. · My huobond doesn't seem t h e same. It' I a& thoQh he Wei-e torcing hlmHit to treat me aa usual, but hla heart 1111'1 ill II. J hate to see our aon &Dd tam. lly c<>me, ond rm .. wbUe they're here I want to scream. How can I pt 011 hulband baek where he belonp?NOT VERY HAPPY WIFE Dear NVHW: By making your lelf admit t11at sometimes uremtlllftt lntultlon" is nothln1 more than an over. active lmaglnatlon. If your hua• baml ''doe111't ~e~m the same'• it's because your sutplclOdshaYe turned you into a dlfferad: worn. ... Any normal man perks up when a pretty girl &ecepta him a1 a -'rdce gu;y." Smile andaareewlth yer, and you'll 100n be back to your old niat10111hlp. • - n. Dear llelen: My wile I !lie lo so"""' up.., free oU~1, .tblt .wery·Ume she pta a oi-IIIIOdd, - . H~re'sthe best news in the worJd for your floon! New vinfl CUSHIONWOOD actually has a built-in vinyl foam cu&hion to make it soft and springy, warm "-nd quiet. Yet the design lnnblike elegant parquet About wood Rooring. It's · an unbeatable fora combination of comfort and 9'x1t' a.rea elegance, 'a whole new dimeneion in vinyl flooring. Even high heels· won't"depresa the springy spirit o! CUSHIONWOOD-and even modeit budget!! can aRord it. 6.99' E 1 ID- whlle 10 HI'Vinl llball ve, ~ eltll:llllblfd IXII'ft))enM• Uon tor meh ootftputed upoa j omc.. •-'"'"'-lnadd1Uonl0aft7 ntlre!Mril- beMiltl lo whlcb M mey be...,rt..J-~· 1A11n me7 IJe ~ ~~ rftiNml!nt b@ne. D'I'I:CtlVJ: DAft AND J\DIEAL U ado~ by a m.jorlty of tM electora Yotinl on tbll amendment tbe amenc!m1nt .xeept parefl~ {81 ol the Schedule IbiD teke i/4· feet J•nuarr to, lt'rD, and lldltlnJ Mettona 1 er.d I, and aetiona a. 'ilr I. 71 8, lO. 1J and U of Altlell of ""' Conltltutlon of OhiO ~hall be IIUOb dee« .. .."' h (1!, of ... ..,..,_ Dll and r. ~l ot Md!on. lJ and 13 ot Arttole XI adODted tn llll IbiD beoome lflee1tYe IMm.UateJy upoli taw adoPUoa of tbAI ameMment bJ' tbe eleatme rlf tiU L $from ...... SCHlODULI: mont (B) In ICOOC"danoe with \be provtstona of tldl ll'tlcle, tlle ..ner.J llhlllbl1lball anHt Neb lliwa ud lhe IUFftnl' court lbaU promurc.tl aueb rid• . : .m II•• elleet lo tbe J)J'O'Vklon11 hftetn. (C) AU lawt , and ru111t of DOIIl1 In emteneo \Jpan tbl ilhOUW date ot -uu. amendment aha1l contlnulin el!eet tmt:U aapeneded. 01' Wnftd In tbe manner .i.utborlzed amendm1nt. ILl) All 1\tdc• of the courtl shaD dan. Rita Wilbur, daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Vance WUbur, Pobtt Rock area, won the Athens county achool system's 59elling chamP- b7 O.S. ~~~ ionshiP. ~e is an 8th grade stltdent at Albany Junior High 'and will f\1)resent Athens County in .me Ohio finals Ma,y 4 at the Ohio State Unlversity llnion In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs, Carl Crabtree are announclng the birth of a son, Kevin Lee, on March 31, at Shel- beecmn Judnl of the 00\U'bl of cominon piUI. '"' on '"'>~bet Jli<l,. - 11, !oltea, holdlna olftc• ana who would bei .u,tble tor re-ello· tt.on in trro for ·a term betinn~ In 1871 oxcoot lOr bll are and ,.. Pr0Vilion1 of dlVii:IOD (C:) of flee.. Uoo • A.Uete IVc'"",!!.,~"" nevertblllll to '0111 In 1VIO for one -,additiOnal term a. JudP of thl lime court UNITED 81'~ or AJDRICA -r3/ ~ETARY OJ',S'J'A'l'l omCJ:STo'r INGELS FURNITURE Ogen Frdav •nd S.turday.Nightt Nmvs 8, _ tb' ,p,. ay . ·. ~ Lee ihd: Jti'ltllkhlldrln 11110 ' and SOb Bill, .vtolttd wllh Bel»- VMIIoter, Kataarent AM ...f Pattlck Gorloton a Sund~Q> ~ . · · EUDle Brinker, Bett.Y Van M• • • Wolfpen News, Notes t.er, Margaret AM Carleton and -.l!atrh:k called at the home. of EIYa Vean and Hayiun Barntiz ot Pomeroy on a Frtdlf evenlog. · Mr. and Mrs. James Circle ot New Hawn. W. Va.. and M.r. and Mro. lllelvin Circle and ~ ghter .Columbu• vloited with Miry Circle over the w~ Larry .Circle;. employed In~ caao. waa at his home over th~ or Weekond. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr o( Chester, visited recently with Mr. and !llrs. Robert Lee and !unity. Mr. and Mrs. J1mes Circle of New Haven, W, Va., and Mary Circle spent an evening rec~ ly with Mr. and Mrs, lbnald Pierce ot Athena. Rev, PaUl SOllers ol Racine was Calling in the communicy re- 3 New Furnltu.re ' . Dnly . S299 $30.00 DaWH!ofaMe Olt eon..ntenf .Tarmo. MASON, FURNITURE CO. w. Lancaster Developer Looks to Future With Modern Electric "When we s tarted to develop the Rainbow AcreR 200 lot s ubdivision. we inves tigated electric heating ver~· thoroughly and decided that it was the coming thing. We have been building all electric homes for t hree vears and are completely sold on the total electric concept. Electric heating offers many things but we especially like the low maintenance ::o.fter installation. Our four sons a1·e li ving iP total electrit home~ and they think it's just gl'eatl" Q-How old was PauL Rtvere, patriot of the American Revolution, when h.e made hi& historic horseback ride in 1775? A--The hero was 4() years MR. EARL PETERS, SR. old. ~ (5, OHIO POWER COMPANY Q-Which is the nation's larg•st baseball stadium? A - Cleveland's Munlcipal stadium, with a capacity o! 7S,8U . tering Arms Hospital, Athens. Gran<:Warents include Mr. and I, TID W. BROWN Seeretary of Mrs. Harry Hawk, HebardvUle, State of tbl State of Ohto, do biNby certif)' thl~ Uat fontolo• lJ a and Mr. and Mrs• .'~rthlll" Cr~ true I:OP:r of Amendlll Sine\li J$1 tree1 local. Greaf• ranctJarents Rno4J,Uon NG. 11, Amllllded Bilbo ~ .Utute BOUM Jatnt lliiOIUUan Na. are Mr. and Mrs. Fern GUiogly I •nd.. ~~ Subat!tute Bouie · , · !1: n:''i: No. a otm;:.:b~~.-41\~ ~u N:f Mrs. J. K. Crib\ llJ'ODfJitM to =:r&.: abovf .., Uple one, JVho ~etgH'ec9 tloril arUM eon.tllutlan of Obto. 8 Jb.. 8 oz., has a brother, Ru• IN T!lSTDIOMY WB:IR·:IOr, J beYII Ureunto .u.becrfbld 1rl7 ..... sell Lon, age 3. ===~z=~~'tit Mr. and Mrs,CarroJWoodgerd TID w. BROWit and family of Columbus visited relatives in this area during the past weekend. Guests of Ruth starkey over 1 recent weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Lellnd Moore. Regina. BHl and Dee Dtie• Canton. Mr. and Mrs. John starkey, Mike, Pat BY !IRS. EVELYN BIUCKLES and Charles, Sugar Grove and Mrs. Eltie Watson received Mrs. T, L. Brookhart and Barword tblt her -hew, Wilbur bara o! Albany. Shields pal!iled i.way sucldenly Mr. and Mrs. JamesWIUlsand at his home In ~on Sunday. famib' ot Macon, Ga., Mr. 1 n d · The Rtxt preac~ing service at Mrs. Ra,y Stout and ramlly of the Methodist Church here will Charleston, W. VL, Rev. and be &md~Q> morning, Aprtl 14 at Mrs. Merlin Teetl and Brenda 10:45 o•ctoek. 1 ' or Ironton, Jean Stout and David Mr. and lira. Raymond Black- and carol of Syracuse. and Mr. . well ol New Ptolladelpttia, o., and Mrs. Bemy Lowe and sons iiptnl a eo111le ol d~Q>s hare with of Clevland have visited With Mra. Neiael Weitherman. their parentS, Mr. and Mrs. BobMr. WWard Clark olNeor JeJ'. en Stout. 140'1 was an ovfrDJght £'1'&t of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey his brother, Mr., and Mrs. W13 were In Col!llllbus on Fr!d~Q> ond Clark and daugh~r LIDda. SAturday. On Friday ovonlngthey · John Hayes of Otester was attended a banquet honor!,. wl"' calling on Mr. uld Mra. Gerold ners in a grange insurance co~ Vlotat one day last week. teSL On Soturd~Q>, llr. Starkey OrvU Watson ,entend Meigs attended meetirwa of director sot General HoSiital. !Pomeroy. r"' the lnsurance COrnPAIIY· ctntb tor observation. Mrs, Roth zorkft, and ond Mrs. l:llvld zorkle ol Millo Q-Which of the asteroids dlii'Ort were &mi!a.r gueota ol luis the lorgest orbit? • Mr, and Mr1. Fon Halsey. A - Hidalgo, whose orbit Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Grimes baa a mean tllameter o! 531 and hl& mother, ·MrB. Cor a million miles . Grimea of Atheno, ·were Sunday peata of Mrs. Nel~el Weathe~t. Lancaster Developer MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY - SHOP TONITE TIL 9:30 {rOe.-,., · ~- .......,. fill... Tuppers Plains Soeiety News Off-Season ~ / • .,-. ' • ~ -Mr. 'LP- Gas Forced Air Heating System aslowas10%downtl800 • Enjoy whole~house heating comfort at the touch of a dial I Plus cltahliness and economy-ith Ashlan.d ~P·!ias. ANP RIGHT NOW SAVE EVEN MOREl Take advanta$1• of this special low, off-season price on a new Empire LP·Gas Furnace. Complete In, &lallation is included! SHIRt SERVICE .:~ BOllE i~-...,.;;~"' •euo. e court lo acUn dut)t u Upon tM effetfve date ot 1bi1 1mendnwnt: lA) ~vtdon dwl be ~· .. law tor the dilpoaltlon of all • tnr e1111 In aeconluace Uw prOcedural law lA etreet at tbe time Of the lftectlve date of th1l amend· ~~i. \'.\lfiBIN; -. DAY · v., .~!'"!. 11 . . . AA and R 8 WIDTH the bare can. I don't recommand II In sandwlcheal . Will yoo please print lhl1 10 I, and other beiOIIUer~-(h u •bands can tape It obove t h • ~nk~ :n $29.95 9t.5:30 FRI.9 t.l SAT.9to9 to au.t IMIItll . n ot Aiilall u .. .. Cclal11hd... of .......... Old. . . . . . . . . . lllliBt' <d Mlll'llllltiJift YICIIJ"IIIH. ~ U NIDlvtd by U.. Gtntral AI· Mmbly a! the 8ta4e ol. Oltlo, tbtetlltlu of -&b• memberl ~ w ..cb haUN conCillTin• therittn, that U.U. Wll H lllblii.llt8d 10 tbt . . . , . Of tM ltatt in th1 manntr ....-rtbed b7 ... ·~ a spectaJ ~ Uon to be beld on the llrd Tlaft. daY after Ule 1m llonday ln ...,.. Hi BROWS 1 eould 10 on wa11 the 1lze ol RHoluUcm No. 31 JOINT RUOLUTION step into Fashion OPEN DAILY !Uicblrp of Ita dutlel be un r tbJI ~. ma.r be ~ld Uoe or ohld i\lltloe ot Oa• (Aaltndtd SW.Utut. HOUM Joint Easter Shoes ... they'll como up wid> something abe wants. 9te ha1 a drawer lull o1 boll topa lthe prdlably will never uae. And the canal Hllf ·.or d>em don't have Iabeli becauae she hal wrn tlll!m ell w - lor rree offers. I opened I tan Of cat lood till! other day, think· log It waa ~e.j;ype IIIla. All = ......................... ~ . Mr, and Jlrs, Clinton GUkey and lamlly ol Aibar\v were !<mllam Culwell and other relativu day visitors of her parental Mr. here. · an6 Mrs. Lincoln Ruasell. Slm Darst. son of Mr. and lira. l:lllley Wood of Wilke.. Mrs. James Dara"' is continedto villi apent • row ..,. with llr. ~elterlng Arm& Hospital after and Mrs, Paul McElroy ond BU~ having suaered serioua Injuries Mn. FrBd Tuckerman, Mrs. ln a tall from 1 tree. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and RonMrs, Elba McKnlgh~ Roger ald; and Mrs. Jack Elam are and ~n. CoJumbus, were ro- v!sidrw Elsie Bratton of Radcent guests ot Mr. llldMrs. D. 0 , dta and other sisters ot: Mrs. Mcllnigh~ • Tuckmnan In McArthurWednes.. On Frld~Q> evening Mike Law- day. oon, Clyde Slone, Dena Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and Walter Jordan, members of we~e Monday vi&., tors of Mr. and the Alexander Chapter ol Future Mia. Uncoln Russell. Farmers of Amertc .. accoltl'&nHmtard Wm. TOOma was week ied theJf former advilor, Dale end guest or his .Parents. Mr. and Scott, to ZanesvUie where they Mrs. Howard Thoma and attended a DeKalb Corn Achlev~ PatrlciL ment Banquet. All tour boys, Mrs, Kathryn Johnson ac.. along with folll" others from their comPanied the ladles auxiliary chapter, had received a score of on i triP to Cleveland for a con100 on their recordsoftheircorn vention. projects last summer and were presented plaques and pen& by the DeKalb Corn Company. Mrs. Elsie Bratton spent a~ QUICK QUIZ with Mr. and Mrs. Mandai Jor- llllall tinw atlliinid ~-!1!. of ...... ·~99ar FEMININE INTUfrfON NOT ALWAYS RIGHT Dear Helen: We have been happily married lor 25 yeara and have alway! shared and llJiioyed thlnRI together. Our two ell Udten a r e grown ind gone. I have never had any eauee lor doubt unw lately. Our ""'· his wtte and Un,y baby have been coming 10 ota.r wid> us weekends. rm a light sleeper. Twice wheo our daqhter-ln.law a« up with the baby, I ecorld aliO hear my husband get up. l aense there is D>Of!~ .1LlJ.l!I!J!!!tJ .a~kf4 him If he had ever .JriJaed tier in an unfather 1y way, and he brushed It olf. Then I asked het if he ever made adYance1 to her, and she alld out In the ""1 1 l!ooojjl!t. Well, how did she know which way I was thlnldng, unlo11 she was guilty? They certalnly act very !rlendly. My husband look& at her wid> glance• like a hweslck teen. ager. 1--'.e says he itill loves me; ,'t:'- Wl: . ql.ttn~l l1milllo MARY JUNE'S plete the two tickets '*'ore the toWn election. ' , "lii>SJ~~ ...r:rm: ,.,.. lball. ., Vt by Helen Help US. ••By Helen Elottel. ...U·. rbllt ..,... dV• Iii• ... - -al oillci .. .uz. ...... in" wbJeb bill eow1 II loclte4. · 44) - Terma af omc. ot all ~ IIUIU .blain on \M daJI llxed_'br ilenry Wadsworth Long!cllowr Americirp ,~ pOe( . Carpenter. ~! t.~ =-.:: ~"= = News, Notes !han you drre to \hlnk.- gr.,. t tOO,OOO BTU EMPIRE LP-Gos forced air furnace. : Compact, fuily guoranteed. • t worm-air -ucta. • Cold-air return duel • Central thihnoatot controL e Complete cullom installation by our homo heating lpoclallsts. . I! Blower and ayatom adequate for addition of air co~­ ' dltioni~g llltr. • Rant·frH uh of tank and miter. . You get our usual f11Je oervlco and fl~ •In ott, Cltihll . Kta,WU. ,., .,. ,.., N; O.r Wob!, :· . tltei<~t~ my im:tl,r~u. Tl''u flid •e _.ringeneo llrs. Ollie n.wson, llo!ro · . , .'. s...t~iiift~J W!iaciil tnd'lilt: bancl'~~ .lieiW~ ,ati "'Il 01 ....,. ,,, ,- "G e.o f ae . 'II" •!.h e and gueits attendlow ·velma lloulh, !llr•• lira. '• "til .- oj ' . so~eone, Adnsa,lliOii& I,Ytiri and hUb· .,...,.. _·. ~. I . ha , plen\1'. ,,10 !tort, !i-'1 ·JI!Ii"ed' here from keep me bUll)', what wid> ,a s"'"ll the "'!!ll~ ontor,d their , tou~ baby .and hou....ork, .,buld>.ere IA>ta In • ftNt dl!loront prlvalll she ails, talk, talk, talking, mootGeo~aO!o!; COh"1,11lUII!aio~~~ achOole ,.1• ACIA>r Rlch .a rd l y - her problems. Pd like i ~$0,000 ldvabce by OIJ!!!:II!I - · • ••raloo of hippie-bead I: · nl&fll .:. !~eat IJII p 11!1Jcttiiidd· boer' I toOth tlangllng !rom a w tall her moll of !hem woold leo and~~·· J~I)ICIOPe log wid rto+. ~ !\'Ill'• 511>Avv. neck~ ... TOnyRandall'o~5,- di!!Olve, 11 ihe'd llla,y home and addlctli •li•J.! Ih0pi!¥11!: .. :,:1Ji~ store .. ; 4! ·11!•. ,lnhur dliiOo!Ok ooo· diamOnd ·fldace on 'hlo tr7 belns • wife. lilOuld l'l.IAiulo Glm~fdl ot:lfi£ ;_.. ,_ allx'd>r0.',~ mole ill lUi'• Mlo-jackel (wi .. Merv Grllllo) ;:-:rRED OF A PEim . NEIGIImiiii<MI~ w i l .' L,o(l!o ,iv 'I· U-k. ~·,~ IIlli I plaltl 1 - lillt ' ~ cents, II the Dtll''llted: You reed ·It here monllio ; iiiiO lllillllldrt. WlliiOp~cllianl price went .., ... Tempqo ftil- . - Blille jeln .Kilil ' ~~.deiliilte· 'lltO. I'Iitar'': lltm Ju.- pto: ne• Firat Ave. clw (EI Why out'/ You h•ve notiilng ly" wobl4 torntiri>-leoiidllt: l)llln Ue Aiidrewo Gertle!Aoilo ZOrro at 58th) went up last ·on to ~~"' bUt a pest. - H. re.oaon: tD h-'P put hilbb,Yiii~ needed )lhotill· lit Gertli 11 . a a site ol a -.IMJated laun· 'IIIIa column 11 dodlc- 10 law achool ... Just like the 20o: <h!ld: 10 ·lhJ¥ ~ · lholil Ill dromat family living, so If you're hava TV star epleler sat Ill' hla Julle'a 1-~<oar,olcf ··Emma ·Kale log kid trouble or just plain blrd.on.u.o..lde In an ~Utalc!O ... R,q.,.a owioiio llkci • 'IW-k- Dill' TOG: trouble, lot Hel.., help YOU. dre11 shop ••• Labor coue,- Ted 1111 . jernt: had ie~turel oi1"'11ie !ile will alao welcome 1 o u r Kheel'l a vla·'l!olihter EYOlutloll of Belty.Danelria'' :-·doll'! you buy your wile own amuolng -rlences. Ad· Ellen (Mrs. Arnold) JtcObt ·• ndco • u . champ WIUie Pip a bllek inarklliS pencil - the dress Helen Bottc!l In eare ol Ted lunched in "21'' on crutch- sWeara hll l~·telr-9ld protege Jdnd that worka on metal'? Then 111 ~~1 '~.!~~~!"!~~---·--·-·•'1 es ond ·a epllfl' new hslrdo. Padcb' Mur!JhY. <o41deleated In 11110 can ro-label aa lhe de-label• Former top cl1;y olllelal hlia elaht out of el&hll will be a cans. BRIGHTEN the tax leds llttmg hi• n~- champ ... wuue•a host ..,. at Note to wives: Men just doll't UP EASI'ER dol ashe1 ... .TUrning on WN!i:W the Cattle Bai'OII atask017 and under-.!, do d>ey? So humor HAVE YOUR the other morning was Uke ,tim- tl!at Protein .,l•·a doinl 10 well •em whenever possible. - H. FROSrED log In a Time TUIIDOI: m.tah Ira taldria 111 nelahbor-reotaurDill' Helen: • 91ore, Millo Bros., Frankie ant The canterbul')' IJnder It a I like my nel&tlbor, but not OPEN .'l'UESDAV Laine, even VIUIItan MonrOe! name and wina. constanllJ'. !lie doesn't rot along EVENING 7 11L 9 ... The midget who once we cl World'i rlehest·mu Jean Paul with her husbond very well, 10 Loll Do Fee lor a last lew pub. Goit.Y just bouaht- ltalllll she and her baby are over here ildt,y headlines and doubled In l!lland, olfNiploo ... GeorpHam. from 9 a.m. Wltil 9 p.m. lite films lor !lllrley Temple playa U!Ain'l Walhlniton tareor'a end- even Invites heraelr on my shop.. a chUd sirilian In "Planet ot ed 10 he'a lhoppln& lor a Lonl ping epreos when Pd OIIJo.y belns lloe Apeo" ... Blofilm qf N • t Jahnel manse ..• Tho two pllra King Cole 11 being plotted b.V of lllillaelng eyes In the "Ill Nat• a beautitul widow Marta end Co'd Bldod" movie adi aren't ~vo. :'JV~I!ai f<ll' liUl'l\'!1'1' :· ·; ~. , W!!N w,o prooioled ID· er•~:'!! herbrl. dal.- rtrm ,,. ·,~ : ·a. rea px>lrobm• IIOw <harao ~~ ·~mloal'i" _ , ~~~~f~f. !Jio ~· ro serve as candidates to com- iiRs. ROUSH 15 HOSI'ESS !Jiombers ol the Julla T, Bzy;:1tot Sowing Club were entertained ji.>Tutldl,y anernocn at the home · · . ~ Kto. L. C. Roush, Members . IMridlha were Mrs. James llacla1pt:, Mrs. Lena Knight, Mrs. PLASI'ICS PAI!l'Y ,~I W. T, 9one, Mn. N. 0. Wetn. Mrs. Q)nald Bumgardner en<t. .ilrt. F. A. Batey, Mr&. John tertained recently with aplaatic s Mrs. Howard Wagenhals, ' .... Ottie Roush, Mrs. Lloyd party with Mn. John Morgan i.s pest demonstrato_r. GueBt& &$..IDulh and the hostess. ton~ werellrs.JohnFry.Mrs. "rio ne>t meeting will be held ·•I'll· 16 at the home of Mrs. Wayne Lee Cal>ehar~ lira. Harry Stilts, Bonnie Stuta, Mrs. IAiil_llnlght at H..-tford. James Hart, Mra. Harold Rose, Mrs. lbnald Goheen, Mrs. Cbal'ATTENDANCE les lbdd, Mrs, n>lllld Hartley, !l'ht New Haven Senior Women's Mrs. George Jefren, Mrs. Mora.6 had a record number of gan and the hostesa. • -.bm'a trom a small club at.1 . . . , . tho annuli state meotiq! WEEKLY DINNER •If Sfate Federation or Woman's The weeillJ< dinner meeting ol ·~ March 28 - 3{), at the the Bend llotal')' Club was held .. 1Gtilnbrler Hotel In White SuJ. at the Hartlord Methodl•t Church ,.....,$rings, Thurs.,. evening. A ihort busattending trom the club !fW'.M ta. Eugene Hester,pres~ inesa meeting lollowed the dlno 'Mra. Charles Smith, vlce ner. Members present were Dick · P'f"lilloll, lira. R. G. Greene, Mrs, William Russell, Ord, Robert Gilmore, Uoyd ; _,_.,. of South-Western [)i.. Roush, Junea Roush, [hnald F. ~ ~ Mrs. toney Roush. Roush, Lewll &unmera, Harry Miller, Art Thabet, Edwin Stein • ·~!IS AT COPPER PAI!l'Y Rome WUIIomson, Clyde Foley, Jia. WWiam Powell, Sr., was Russell CIPella.rt, l.Awll Ctl>o. i,. ...... at I «<IPOr porcy bald hart ond n>nald F011le10ng. •Mb at tho home o!Mra. WI~ ,,_. Powtl~ Jr, Guests were ';JIIIr.l. Velma Roush, Mrs. Pana)' Mi\NTLE AWARD NEW YORK (IJPI)- Mickey '"'i\. ~1. John Fry, Mr&.ibnald ;~dner, Mrs. Thllmaeap.. Mantle will be llonol'od by his New York Yankee teunmltel ~-~ ' !Jira. Otto Grimm, Mrs. .,...,.._ Ford, Mn. Carroll W....,ada.r prior ·.to their .'i ¥ ;·~Jr., Mrs. James Marks, American Leaaue . .r with ;>*'! 1!1enry JohniOII, lira. d>e Cllllornla AIIPII. Mllrtle : ,Giol'P )lester and Mlos Lllah will be ldvon a ~~- ordered by the plaJ'er• colnmemoraUng ..2- PfW!If:.. d>e SOOth homer Iii hlo maJor A-~·.t ~ -~*' leape career. > ' ' . BIIITHDA Y DINNER . • " The annuli blrthd~Q> dinner of · Gordo,. Club woo All parts of the poison ivy plant are poli0116us.: •mow at the .lle&toUnnt In Middi<IIOrt. / 1 . " eolumn,l~ ~~ ~\l ·illflow- ~;tAAi'.!\liO••- hlio'~t er and Flftlj voted to retain the llml town 1~ cense fee they now have. The.v also took care of ill bills due. They are stiU asklne: for citizens BAND FESTIVAL HELD The pistrict Junior Band Fe• tival and the award of ratings was held recently It Wahama High School. Judges ware Or, Leon Thol!1>&on of West VIrginia State Collep and John Boland ol ""'"' ris Harvey Coii.P, A Slledll luncheon was served to the bind directors and guests b)' the Wr. ham& Band Boosters. Ttose aerY.. ing the lunch were Mrs. Pete Bur-ris, Mrs. Chester Welver1 Mrs. Roy Jones and Becky Burris. Some of the senior band members played an imPortant Part In makin& the teadvU a •uceeas. They were responsible tort h e schedule; getting each band to the W&l'D'HII room and to the gym on time. They also took care of parking the busaeo and guiding each bind to its assigned lnstriJoo ment room. The Band Boosters also served refresluntnts during the festival. Bands participating were W.. hlma, PL Plea&an~ RIPley, Ravenswood, Hu.rrlcane, Poca and MillOn. ' ' lly J,\~.~ O'lli,liA~. · · . ·, hlo' ~~-~·· c~rt4• f;i~ lh• orbo ot'lhi aewra- they'n NEW · von,K - . \til!lrljl,Bchiy. Ul..iii!f jlij!Uor•.• _.tel"r ",N· the actoal i'oal.death murderaro•. New Haven Social Events ; '~ V(Jie~ ald~lf.Dt~lldway: i'-U'il 8, ~u·us '. ' ,.,.,· . ~LU, Oblo (tJI'i) T.,_ 31th r-ol ol the Mono. . IWd I!!Q,ya, 10 be ruoolr Fr~ dY .nil.;;at~, bas attr10ted Ollrlto froiD 108 high schools ' ·. ' - I 0f(4r •xplres,/luly 31, 1968 ALL thlt for'.only $569.95, completely lnstelled, In ~n average IJtoom home (or $16.00 a month lor 36 months). ' IEASY·PA!f .PLANS-On new homes, the to'*l t 0st can. be ~eluded In your 'mortg,ge. Foi con: v,.ilon or replacement, the payments cari be set up on ~ 5-yetlr FHA loan, or you can p~y just tO% down end take up to 36 montKs on the balance. 0 I ">. , ' · 1 l . PER MO~TH FOR ~8 MONTHS • · .- 6 · · Please send me more details on the special Forced Air Heating Otfer. Nom••------------- - - - - - - - - - - --------, , - . I· - - - - - , - - -,.- . ' C...,- .-::.- - ~ll)'r _____ _ _ _ _--,- Siale, ___ _ ' Phon••-----------~--~---------~-Directions to home _.. _ _ • . . ;1~10N~37~2221 I ... w........,. ······································-·············· ,...,., 1,· • i' , ' comer MIR lni S1111o"ICI FOLGER'S INSTANT COFFEE 10 PHONE! 992-3480 EALTEST MOOTZ ICE MILK BREAD !1 GAL oz. CRT. JAR s IIDDUPORT, o. U.s: GRADE A LARGE ( 16"oz. LOAF doz. Q,nold Ko.enltl ~ed V•ano llofllllll at H~n, W, Vo., lcir Polllble !Ill· aurpry F01 moro details. IIIIi thlo coupon to tho AJfl~nd LP·GII Bulk Planlne~nt you. • .-(Formlrly Evans SuDer Market) man. · C0mp18fety ln$f8/J,d;8V~f8Uf ·fQOm home 4ddren•----- ---------- - - - -- MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30-S-.n. 12 to .9:30 ' .. ,. ' I ' :·or . Mrs. Lea Cof!ey Marion, Ralph Parker ""' ""'i' Albert of aioater and llr. anilllrs. Dont· · ' ' llcCIIn ol Long JlotfOm iiptnl a riCin! ~ wllli.!I"L Ethll Sillut. Kro. Cofto.y ojleiit a weelt here tlsltirl(r · rtloil,.l 1 n d lrtOI!ds. ' ' 12 oz. CAll REG• . $1.59 can �. ' ") ~- l ; . . .. I . . . • RNI Estlte For We_ o. QU~ ,.,... -. Jt • -· 1966 CAPRICE H. T. CI'E. , .......... , , ,. .. , f2n5 396 oqino. Turbo ~clramaUc trans. i'<lwor -ring and · brakes, Ult steering wheel, ComCortron Air Oladlttonlllg, Prem. Whitt wall tirel 1 Altn: aeata, blk. vinyl root, yellow bo4b', radio. A rill slwp car. ...-,. ......... ,..,., -• 6 1962 FORD • • • , , •••••••••••••••••••• .$895 Gllaxle 500, 4 cb)r. v.. s trwlne, auto. tran&., Power steer- bw. radio, soo<1 tiN~, shut> rod finish,__ MITUARY MIRtiMint. 1•, 1965 CHEVY D , • , , , • , , , , , , , ••••••• , • , • , .$1595 . ~r ~. Cpo. V8 Ol1llne, automatic trans. Nowtlr~o, eloan interior, radio ~d heater. . lliND ADI -t. AINMI!t"-1 lie CN,._ 11M' Adftr- . • O.. IC:I MOUa ··, ~"'t :U ............. Dlttl' In Memory jell' 11&1> 1-1!"1• ~ only ...... wdi.Y, April s, a grave that sUll needs . . the one we loved Is sloep- lllsU>oro, •;. s.dlf missed b)' wlfe, Netta; · -eon, ·Ill!*' Jolin W. SOWell, ond nlatlvos. . ..... L...W ol....... · with Oreplace. dining room, •C. •Truck modern kitchen. bath, 3 11111e C.... •lulldlli.. bedrooms. full basomen~ fur. · •Anr Type ; naco heat, garage unciOr house, front and back porch, Ki'I1H GOIU E . ly-~-AilEA WARIHOUSI • POMIIOY .... ForS.Ie Notice UYivAL. Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, AprU 8-14; 7:30 p.m., eoch evenln«. Rev. Cur· t1ce Powell, evllliellllt ; ReV. Kenneth Pierce, pastor. Ev· ...,..,. welcome. t-Mit I WILL not be respo!131ble for any debtl otber than l!lf own. Kenneth E. Reyoolds .Long Bottom, Ohio 4-r..ltp · R WILL not be responelble for · IllY debts other than our own. Earl and Minnie Rlgp, 1101 51. Glouster, Ohio 45732. 4-r.-31~ HAY, George Carson, Phone 742-4753. 4-7-«)1 AUCTION, SATURDAY, April 13, I p.m . The fOllowing per- CONN TROMBONE, used only sonal property wUI be sold at 18 months. Call 992-5190 alter the residence of the late Ward S p.m. H-ttp Hayea just BOUth of Cheater, Ohio on State Roote 7. Living SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath, room suite, day bed, several two e>tra lots, State Route rockm and odd chairs, oak 121 in Rutland. Excellent con. table. work table. 5 piece di- dltion. Phone 74UZ91. 4-7~tp. nette, chest of drawera, several metal beda, rup, Hot SHOP AND SAVE Cor Easter at Point refrigerator, sweeper, cooking utensils, dishes. wriJ. ing desk, two drop leaf tablea, hand tools, old washers, collectors items such as McGuf. fey Readers. other books, picture frames, coffee grlndm, 1anterns. milk cans, dbmer bell, Iron lfeiUe, brass kettle, baby bed, wagon seat, stone chum. iiO gaL jar, other jara and other arlltleo not lilted. Terms eash. Not responsible for accidents. Sale conducted by the Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohio. 4-7-61t Bryant's Budget Shop, 108 W. Main, Pomeroy. Men's suits 12t.95, Dress Shirts $1.99, Dress Shoes $6.99. Hats $2.49, Boys Suits $19.95, Shirts $1.25, ShoeS $3.29, Socks 20 cents, ladies Shoes 99c, Dressea 99c to $11, Artificial F1owers 5c each; Potted $1.29; just released a new memorial album of the Silver Bridge by Rev . Ray Anderson; contains two songs of the bridge as well as It other wonderful gospel songs. May be purcl1ased at Bryant's Budget Shop, 1111 W. Main. Open 9 to 5 dally. 4-7-etc · JaJIIMAGE SALE IIJCII&iftll "' Our Lady of L<Jreltl Cathllllc (1mreh, lAIII lloi*Jm, For lent • Ap11 I throulh IS, t a.m. 10 ONE FtiRNISHED apartment. ::IP'· dlllf. Call GnDge lllll 4 rooma, bath, just above COl'· -SEWING MACHIIQ!:, Ill .... ~~ lor furtbor lllolll. poratlon sign In )lagon City. used tbreo llllllllhl. WID IIIII ar Y¥oane Weill II .41JI. Big yellow house. Marton Rey· lor $4'/JS ealb cw payllllllla noldl. 4-7-81t of ti!J5 per IIIGIIIIL WUI brine '·· ~ 111 bomo lor trial. ~ • FURNISHED apartment, 128 ... H4le Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Ph. 1192-8898. 4-7-lfc lletl EARLY Ameriean Sleleo. Tbia set hll AJI It FM ndlo, 4 speed automalle reccri FURNISHED apartment, 1141> Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Pit · changer; lovely flnllb, jull '"" ' )[~ ' ~·.~., ALL PERSONS who owe Mra. 119U691. 4-7-lfc lllle new. Take over JIIJmonta of $'1.11 per IIIOIIIb or 't.>' ., Jennie Holter. cleceoaed, are : ;t: ·._.ucllll make their payments TWO BEDROOM furnlshed pay fi28.S Tl'y It iD JOUI' borne. Phone . . - . lo Mra. Aline Weaver, daUih· apartment on Rt. 33. Garden f.Nie space. Phone 1192-8898. 4-7-lfc . " 'ler at Aline Weaver Beauty · .... ,. . Sboo. VIne st.. Racine. 4-8-llt ELECTROLUX SWEBPEII8, ... wuhert, polllbln .... ~ '';'-r 'I. . ; •WICJAL PERMANENTS recrenutne ports. call . . . . . " .- fJI - : .j · IIIIPII'• . . '• c.eer. "' llbop, ..... CJolltll near Solem s-14ale ~-~ FllRNlSHED and unfum1lbed ~-apllbuenll. a- to tdiDol. &1 JOHN DEERE dozer. Pboae Phone liMO!. 10.11-«c IC#I4 tiler 5 p.m. 44«< LARGE fin room and balb FROM WAU. 1o wall, no ooil oputmont, newly d«<<ratod, a! all, on carpets cleaned furuCe heal, l'omerDY. with Blue Lustre. Rent elec· Phone .....,, 1-:-lle tric shampooer $1. !Iaker Fur- FURNJB11ED APARTMENT. niture. 4-3-Stc All"'"' • ....,._.,.,. •H•• COAL OPIN7'io7 · ""' MON. TH.W FRI • Mlll - ·' - - w.: ~ 7.At 11111'1•••• eN! ...... CiAnl't U.. • :!;II:Y::H:I:•:::=~=::~b::~P~I't~'tt=2-~S6~J~;;;· :;~ ~Ill LARGE LOT or IIIIUIII aereage ForS.Ie sullable for boJildlnC home, or wt11 boy moderately priced STRAWBERRY plants, sure crop, $4 per HUDdi"ed Char· home In Ml:lp Loell SdloOI Dlstrlet. Write 1101 41, Jlld. Jes Footer, Rt. Z, Racine. Ph. 4-7-3tc dleporl. 4-S-Ifc 217·2309. Public S1le ~ar,ro~18:0~·SYRACU8E . - One story I room modem • . frame home, large Uving room POMEROY, OHIO 4-S-IIP 'l1IERE WIU. be a consignment ·lale on farm machlnery April '17. If interested contact Leo Morris at RuUand. Phone 74:18 or Jlm Carnahan litme. 4-7-'ltc . ' .. RADIATOR 1 SERVICE - -----·l· lll .111111111 I I = IN L. Wuner whO passed away .. - I ....... ._,..,... ..,_, OPEN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. '· •IN PRECIOUSmomocy ol Chll'- ' UNION AVE. - I'OMEROY One story 5 room frame borne, with modem ldlcben, bath, full haoement, g11 fumaco beating. aarnge in balement, . Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ .... ~ ,. llatt ............ • Culltlu fi-'tt Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SLINGERLAND White Marine Pearl Drum Set, includes bass drum. snare drum, bass Tom-Tom. floor Tom-Tom, high hat cymhol and other cvmbols. PracUcally new. Phone 1192-5426 or see at 207 Cole St., Middleport, after 5 4-5-Stc p.m. PETS - Black SeotUes. White Westles. Miniature Schnauzera and Poodles for Easter. Bart<•roo Kennels. Coolville. Ohio. Phone lirl-31'54. 4-5-lotc COAL. heavy, lump stoker. egg and mine nm. Excelsior Salt WorloJ. Inc.. E. Main st.. Pomeroy. Phone 992-.ltl91. lUIIe MOBIL HOME, lxJ$, eiCOilenl condiUon. Completely furnllb. ed. $1!50.00. Call tllt-S2G. ~-~ FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , Aluminum 1ldi118, storm windowa, hardwood noors, g a s furnace, large lot: $681111. Ph. PomeMy 1192-3'118. 4-7-&p LIVE BAIT, H boar oelf-. vice. Flfe'l, 'lblnl Sl., ~ dleport. 4-8-IJte SOtmiEI1N PLANTS. order now, cabbap, tamijaa, pep- Hyway.corner Cell lor appolnirnelll J.VeJ lot 316 feel on to see. Aoking $21,500.00. GRAVEL IIIU. - MIDDLE- . PORT - good two story 8 room heme (5 bedrooms), II> baths, baaemenl, two encloo· ed porches. garoge, extra earport, level lot, elole Ill ow11n- · ming pool, stores and sohool. Good place for large family. IIO,OOO.t!ll. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD . EXPBn' . wt-1 Alignment . ' 5.5·5 ·- Slao 65bl3 65bl4 700xll 700xl4 75hl4 Prtco T.. 9.11 -Po fM IO.U ,d II.U .41 liM .41 liM lfl l 670.15 Plut • • •p............ IM"''- . AII'I'OIIOIIILII .... _. .,_ ... ~Jied' Lilt ~ .... or'l dcllllit Ctdl • Ill _. _ Noll-ldt Guoro- . Albert M, C.., !Inlier 9IWIM Eveollp__. 4-7-31c TIRES?? O'BRIEN It CROW REALTY 00. Nft~Supply ~ 0.111 GUARANTIED BROADWAY I HOUSES - MWI' liELI.. A.T 11114 ONCE - 2 houSeS built In 1955 One has 7 rooms (3 bedrooms) bath. part boaement. Other has 4 rooma (Z bedroomS), bath - also 2 others In need of repair. but excellent build· . 992-2788 lng oltes. Call for more Jn. formaUoo. BUILDING SITE N8lr SCHOOL - OLIVER Ill'. - I story frame, 5 rooms (3 bedrooms). front porcil, baseJ~IT ment. House needs much repair. bul 11 excen..t bolldlng •ite. 12.500.110. MOBIL HOME - (IOXSI), two bedroom•, coppertone ldtcben, ~ALW wall Ill wall carpet In living room. ,1.11 ~as aPDIIaneea. HENRY CLELAND 16.50 18.50 EVINRUDE SAl£S AND SERVICE Ohio - and mowr Ucenae All Regulcir Sizes $_12.5o John W. VanMeter PHONE 66'1-3870 DWARF TREES ~.,;;~ FORSYTHIA RED, PINK, WHITE FLOWERING DOGWOOD ALTHEA HARDY SUS ' MOCK ORANGE MAGNOLIAS SUS WIE6EUA ~ GREEN Office- ...... pers, . """"·· PboDe ..... awta a. lla'rlt, Hockingport, Ohio CHEBTER. 0, 98HlU 9611-3617 ...... - 111.01 .... llloOilUI. Res. - - - wa~· .. "'·,.~ P'OR CUSIIliJ4 ~- - REYNOLDS FLOWER Shop in Mason City is open for busl· pwlr, Middleport. Wl,lllc ness. All klnda pot !Iowen, sprays, wreaths : $2.511 up; om. P'OUR ROOM boule, ld, !aU pots iiOc, baskets $3.50. El· ~ pnp. Two , _ nora Reynolds. 4-~.etc old bome. Pbone . . . . Kupp llbaet, aul'l !bot s. .... TERMITES SWARMING THEY ARE re-productivea, not ynur worker colony. Free ins]II!Ctlons and lnlonnaUon on crowl space dangers. No POODLE Plii'PIES, AKC T8J mJnllture, $'IS l1ld ap. llad """leo and lfOOIIIInl. , . . til MG. 11 I tre salesman, low overhead, 50 19!1 DODGE Charger. Phone New ltavtn, 812-1355. 4-4-«1' per cent savings. AUied Pest Canlrol, Pomeroy. Ohio, Ph. 992-5819 evenlngB. 4-7-«)1 FIVE RIDING horaea, $100 and LOGAN riiiB • iiAFETY up. Arnold Grale, Rutland. EQUII'!IIEtiT. ... ad •lee, PvuieNJ, Oblo, BD I. Pbone day, '14S-Cll; ~...ruap apeeial pricel Gil aiiJipltll7INIIII. ..._.. .... for boall, tralllrl . . . COMPLETE restaurant equip- homet. Dwllbl lllllll . . ... Chari• JlriiD ... ment. CaU 7U-Cll for do1!11, 1111 BlebiD&W •••• talll. f.4.llt La.- Ebllll ..... UNIIe SIX ROOM bouse, balb, gal furnace, !Hc:re 1ml. c. IIIWJfOIID two cement porchel, ane mile &UCftOIIlll',l beyond Cbeller on Roole T. C1 rlrto llltiel Phone -.mi. 4-t-«p wr~~e, t Clllllalllrl BAIJ>WIN SPINET plano Ill be reposseosed and resold iD tllis c. coaple ani)', 212 8. llh Aft , Middleport, lltJ.IOI. l-IM!: SPECIAL STEREO, llletl Early Anlerlcan stereo radio combination; This Is a beauUiu\ ;,;, . . Help Wlllled All. NEW ELECI'IIIC s 1110111 soUcl state unit with 4 speed • ~- 'Jii!DDLE qed lady to do gen-, ~ belatlful view of changer. Take over payments area ooon. For JnformaUon tbe rtnr, JOU ban to ... lo li~ niMuewcrt, live In; week· o! per month or pay ba). write, Credit Mgr., Grlveo Pi· lppncllleo c:Gnveaif!lt Ill d ,. ).'!• free. Call IIIIZ-ml after once of $1111. For free bome ano and Organ Ca., Ill E. •r 1,1 ·...'I -p.m. 4-s-3tc eamlorllble. piiOIIe demonstration eatl 993-S211 . Broad St., Columbus, 0. ..a.tre ,. Also have repooseased stereo 4-7·31c ,~ :' MALl!: AND FEMALE: IBM In walnut cabinet for pay· ' · traineeS. See OlD' ad on •ports nJRNlBHED IILUPING menta of IUO or balance of FIVE ROOM house, bath, laun... llaill 81. Ia PoiiMIO). Pb. t f.l..%tc $116.98. H«c dry room, in Syracuae; one ..._ $-llolfe ' acre ground. Nice for lraDer i'l:lfALE IIBLP nnted: MUll park. Phone Glen Cundiff, Jr., · .. eaperleneell In dry eJeon. BY OWNER, line Jled. FOUR ROOJII - · balb. Clll room air ~ bome; 111%-5950. ·\ i-T-etc 11Jte11 Run Road. Call TfS. ·~· Jill. Apply beiWIIi!D f IIIII 5 two car .....,., eo11111r laL .., , •; pi, ABC a -. .r-, 1111. ~ If iatenlted, call . . . . . SLINGERLAND White Marille f.4.llt ~ ;:.i"··· ' Pearl Drum Set, lneludel FURNISHED Jllne uom apart. W'~.,.. bllmald or borhess drum, snare drum, bolt mont, balb; Gil ..,... llelml :!illfer over 21. Apply In per· Ave., 1llddlepolt. PIMIIe IIIII. ZIG ZAG SiJiger, dill Ill 111, Tom-Tom, floor Tom-Tom, ~ned, A·l COIIdlilaol. fiold G:.n Glble1. State high hat cymhol and Gtber Howlnl Oocll. • new over ..15. llaiiDct dat eymbols. Practically 11ft. 7. nate ~ ... Buii<IDbolel, _.,..._, Phone IIIII-5GS or see al 2i'l iEIIINI'J MACIIIMI, NPIIr ... ~. ele., wllbout Cole St., Middleport, after I TRAILER, Brown'• Ill ..... ft • To., attat:bweldl. Plf 0111)' fi.IO ~ p.m. Part, MJnemllle, • • '1111 Nlrle .... .... for fum. per week. Pboae ...... Phone 81'ws24. _,, Aldborlled .... 111111 PETS - Blaek Seotllel, White - .. m......,. WesUeo, Miniature Schna.-a FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMI!tiT- Middleport, 50Xto MOBILE home, 1161 1J1.0. and Poodles for Easter. Jllrk. aroo Kennell, Coolville, Oblo. phone IIJ.II'If. l+lk del, copperlllne kitchen, two Phone 81'1-3854. 4-8-letc bedrooms, carpet In Jiving TWO BEDROOM fumllhed aJ)room. Phone 119l-2611. 4-7·12te ,._ • a .. .......... sa .an. ' "* *e. ..... l ,,• ,; v.. ' . al ..w., ....... '"'* ... artmenl. utlllt1el, two goniJemen prer.md. Rent sa per MUST SELL IIIII Slqllr, Ia beoullflll walaut table; fully clay )Jiciudel IJu'ee meall at eqUipped to Ill .... tbe Mart1D Restaw'IDI. Call gram, dellp, ete. u. •"II. Will ' rent by week eel W1tYfan"f UIUe. For quldl: U, or mantb. 4+31c 141, cr paymenll of • eocll month. Phone m-8. '"'* '.' ,. ·-·--···-· .- ·---- -_.- .... - - · - ~ · --- -·-·--- · .. - ' ."' (. ~,t/ ~ ~.j:.j,:~\tdt~ 0,, .i#ri! a. 1118 ~ ~ .r·r·:~~~-·:·s·-~·;··::.'_.-:-----::~J~~:--...!..-:;!ii~-11 ' A WINTER iMONEYLAND. ,·:Want Ads Rfug, AreYou .Listenlng? ' • ~·'• -~·"'. ' . ' '·· f • , • �. ' ") ~- l ; . . .. I . . . • RNI Estlte For We_ o. QU~ ,.,... -. Jt • -· 1966 CAPRICE H. T. CI'E. , .......... , , ,. .. , f2n5 396 oqino. Turbo ~clramaUc trans. i'<lwor -ring and · brakes, Ult steering wheel, ComCortron Air Oladlttonlllg, Prem. Whitt wall tirel 1 Altn: aeata, blk. vinyl root, yellow bo4b', radio. A rill slwp car. ...-,. ......... ,..,., -• 6 1962 FORD • • • , , •••••••••••••••••••• .$895 Gllaxle 500, 4 cb)r. v.. s trwlne, auto. tran&., Power steer- bw. radio, soo<1 tiN~, shut> rod finish,__ MITUARY MIRtiMint. 1•, 1965 CHEVY D , • , , , • , , , , , , , ••••••• , • , • , .$1595 . ~r ~. Cpo. V8 Ol1llne, automatic trans. Nowtlr~o, eloan interior, radio ~d heater. . lliND ADI -t. AINMI!t"-1 lie CN,._ 11M' Adftr- . • O.. IC:I MOUa ··, ~"'t :U ............. Dlttl' In Memory jell' 11&1> 1-1!"1• ~ only ...... wdi.Y, April s, a grave that sUll needs . . the one we loved Is sloep- lllsU>oro, •;. s.dlf missed b)' wlfe, Netta; · -eon, ·Ill!*' Jolin W. SOWell, ond nlatlvos. . ..... L...W ol....... · with Oreplace. dining room, •C. •Truck modern kitchen. bath, 3 11111e C.... •lulldlli.. bedrooms. full basomen~ fur. · •Anr Type ; naco heat, garage unciOr house, front and back porch, Ki'I1H GOIU E . ly-~-AilEA WARIHOUSI • POMIIOY .... ForS.Ie Notice UYivAL. Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, AprU 8-14; 7:30 p.m., eoch evenln«. Rev. Cur· t1ce Powell, evllliellllt ; ReV. Kenneth Pierce, pastor. Ev· ...,..,. welcome. t-Mit I WILL not be respo!131ble for any debtl otber than l!lf own. Kenneth E. Reyoolds .Long Bottom, Ohio 4-r..ltp · R WILL not be responelble for · IllY debts other than our own. Earl and Minnie Rlgp, 1101 51. Glouster, Ohio 45732. 4-r.-31~ HAY, George Carson, Phone 742-4753. 4-7-«)1 AUCTION, SATURDAY, April 13, I p.m . The fOllowing per- CONN TROMBONE, used only sonal property wUI be sold at 18 months. Call 992-5190 alter the residence of the late Ward S p.m. H-ttp Hayea just BOUth of Cheater, Ohio on State Roote 7. Living SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath, room suite, day bed, several two e>tra lots, State Route rockm and odd chairs, oak 121 in Rutland. Excellent con. table. work table. 5 piece di- dltion. Phone 74UZ91. 4-7~tp. nette, chest of drawera, several metal beda, rup, Hot SHOP AND SAVE Cor Easter at Point refrigerator, sweeper, cooking utensils, dishes. wriJ. ing desk, two drop leaf tablea, hand tools, old washers, collectors items such as McGuf. fey Readers. other books, picture frames, coffee grlndm, 1anterns. milk cans, dbmer bell, Iron lfeiUe, brass kettle, baby bed, wagon seat, stone chum. iiO gaL jar, other jara and other arlltleo not lilted. Terms eash. Not responsible for accidents. Sale conducted by the Bradford Auction Co., Racine, Ohio. 4-7-61t Bryant's Budget Shop, 108 W. Main, Pomeroy. Men's suits 12t.95, Dress Shirts $1.99, Dress Shoes $6.99. Hats $2.49, Boys Suits $19.95, Shirts $1.25, ShoeS $3.29, Socks 20 cents, ladies Shoes 99c, Dressea 99c to $11, Artificial F1owers 5c each; Potted $1.29; just released a new memorial album of the Silver Bridge by Rev . Ray Anderson; contains two songs of the bridge as well as It other wonderful gospel songs. May be purcl1ased at Bryant's Budget Shop, 1111 W. Main. Open 9 to 5 dally. 4-7-etc · JaJIIMAGE SALE IIJCII&iftll "' Our Lady of L<Jreltl Cathllllc (1mreh, lAIII lloi*Jm, For lent • Ap11 I throulh IS, t a.m. 10 ONE FtiRNISHED apartment. ::IP'· dlllf. Call GnDge lllll 4 rooma, bath, just above COl'· -SEWING MACHIIQ!:, Ill .... ~~ lor furtbor lllolll. poratlon sign In )lagon City. used tbreo llllllllhl. WID IIIII ar Y¥oane Weill II .41JI. Big yellow house. Marton Rey· lor $4'/JS ealb cw payllllllla noldl. 4-7-81t of ti!J5 per IIIGIIIIL WUI brine '·· ~ 111 bomo lor trial. ~ • FURNISHED apartment, 128 ... H4le Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Ph. 1192-8898. 4-7-lfc lletl EARLY Ameriean Sleleo. Tbia set hll AJI It FM ndlo, 4 speed automalle reccri FURNISHED apartment, 1141> Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Pit · changer; lovely flnllb, jull '"" ' )[~ ' ~·.~., ALL PERSONS who owe Mra. 119U691. 4-7-lfc lllle new. Take over JIIJmonta of $'1.11 per IIIOIIIb or 't.>' ., Jennie Holter. cleceoaed, are : ;t: ·._.ucllll make their payments TWO BEDROOM furnlshed pay fi28.S Tl'y It iD JOUI' borne. Phone . . - . lo Mra. Aline Weaver, daUih· apartment on Rt. 33. Garden f.Nie space. Phone 1192-8898. 4-7-lfc . " 'ler at Aline Weaver Beauty · .... ,. . Sboo. VIne st.. Racine. 4-8-llt ELECTROLUX SWEBPEII8, ... wuhert, polllbln .... ~ '';'-r 'I. . ; •WICJAL PERMANENTS recrenutne ports. call . . . . . " .- fJI - : .j · IIIIPII'• . . '• c.eer. "' llbop, ..... CJolltll near Solem s-14ale ~-~ FllRNlSHED and unfum1lbed ~-apllbuenll. a- to tdiDol. &1 JOHN DEERE dozer. Pboae Phone liMO!. 10.11-«c IC#I4 tiler 5 p.m. 44«< LARGE fin room and balb FROM WAU. 1o wall, no ooil oputmont, newly d«<<ratod, a! all, on carpets cleaned furuCe heal, l'omerDY. with Blue Lustre. Rent elec· Phone .....,, 1-:-lle tric shampooer $1. !Iaker Fur- FURNJB11ED APARTMENT. niture. 4-3-Stc All"'"' • ....,._.,.,. •H•• COAL OPIN7'io7 · ""' MON. TH.W FRI • Mlll - ·' - - w.: ~ 7.At 11111'1•••• eN! ...... CiAnl't U.. • :!;II:Y::H:I:•:::=~=::~b::~P~I't~'tt=2-~S6~J~;;;· :;~ ~Ill LARGE LOT or IIIIUIII aereage ForS.Ie sullable for boJildlnC home, or wt11 boy moderately priced STRAWBERRY plants, sure crop, $4 per HUDdi"ed Char· home In Ml:lp Loell SdloOI Dlstrlet. Write 1101 41, Jlld. Jes Footer, Rt. Z, Racine. Ph. 4-7-3tc dleporl. 4-S-Ifc 217·2309. Public S1le ~ar,ro~18:0~·SYRACU8E . - One story I room modem • . frame home, large Uving room POMEROY, OHIO 4-S-IIP 'l1IERE WIU. be a consignment ·lale on farm machlnery April '17. If interested contact Leo Morris at RuUand. Phone 74:18 or Jlm Carnahan litme. 4-7-'ltc . ' .. RADIATOR 1 SERVICE - -----·l· lll .111111111 I I = IN L. Wuner whO passed away .. - I ....... ._,..,... ..,_, OPEN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. '· •IN PRECIOUSmomocy ol Chll'- ' UNION AVE. - I'OMEROY One story 5 room frame borne, with modem ldlcben, bath, full haoement, g11 fumaco beating. aarnge in balement, . Pomeroy Motor Co. ~ .... ~ ,. llatt ............ • Culltlu fi-'tt Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SLINGERLAND White Marine Pearl Drum Set, includes bass drum. snare drum, bass Tom-Tom. floor Tom-Tom, high hat cymhol and other cvmbols. PracUcally new. Phone 1192-5426 or see at 207 Cole St., Middleport, after 5 4-5-Stc p.m. PETS - Black SeotUes. White Westles. Miniature Schnauzera and Poodles for Easter. Bart<•roo Kennels. Coolville. Ohio. Phone lirl-31'54. 4-5-lotc COAL. heavy, lump stoker. egg and mine nm. Excelsior Salt WorloJ. Inc.. E. Main st.. Pomeroy. Phone 992-.ltl91. lUIIe MOBIL HOME, lxJ$, eiCOilenl condiUon. Completely furnllb. ed. $1!50.00. Call tllt-S2G. ~-~ FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , Aluminum 1ldi118, storm windowa, hardwood noors, g a s furnace, large lot: $681111. Ph. PomeMy 1192-3'118. 4-7-&p LIVE BAIT, H boar oelf-. vice. Flfe'l, 'lblnl Sl., ~ dleport. 4-8-IJte SOtmiEI1N PLANTS. order now, cabbap, tamijaa, pep- Hyway.corner Cell lor appolnirnelll J.VeJ lot 316 feel on to see. Aoking $21,500.00. GRAVEL IIIU. - MIDDLE- . PORT - good two story 8 room heme (5 bedrooms), II> baths, baaemenl, two encloo· ed porches. garoge, extra earport, level lot, elole Ill ow11n- · ming pool, stores and sohool. Good place for large family. IIO,OOO.t!ll. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAFORD . EXPBn' . wt-1 Alignment . ' 5.5·5 ·- Slao 65bl3 65bl4 700xll 700xl4 75hl4 Prtco T.. 9.11 -Po fM IO.U ,d II.U .41 liM .41 liM lfl l 670.15 Plut • • •p............ IM"''- . AII'I'OIIOIIILII .... _. .,_ ... ~Jied' Lilt ~ .... or'l dcllllit Ctdl • Ill _. _ Noll-ldt Guoro- . Albert M, C.., !Inlier 9IWIM Eveollp__. 4-7-31c TIRES?? O'BRIEN It CROW REALTY 00. Nft~Supply ~ 0.111 GUARANTIED BROADWAY I HOUSES - MWI' liELI.. A.T 11114 ONCE - 2 houSeS built In 1955 One has 7 rooms (3 bedrooms) bath. part boaement. Other has 4 rooma (Z bedroomS), bath - also 2 others In need of repair. but excellent build· . 992-2788 lng oltes. Call for more Jn. formaUoo. BUILDING SITE N8lr SCHOOL - OLIVER Ill'. - I story frame, 5 rooms (3 bedrooms). front porcil, baseJ~IT ment. House needs much repair. bul 11 excen..t bolldlng •ite. 12.500.110. MOBIL HOME - (IOXSI), two bedroom•, coppertone ldtcben, ~ALW wall Ill wall carpet In living room. ,1.11 ~as aPDIIaneea. HENRY CLELAND 16.50 18.50 EVINRUDE SAl£S AND SERVICE Ohio - and mowr Ucenae All Regulcir Sizes $_12.5o John W. VanMeter PHONE 66'1-3870 DWARF TREES ~.,;;~ FORSYTHIA RED, PINK, WHITE FLOWERING DOGWOOD ALTHEA HARDY SUS ' MOCK ORANGE MAGNOLIAS SUS WIE6EUA ~ GREEN Office- ...... pers, . """"·· PboDe ..... awta a. lla'rlt, Hockingport, Ohio CHEBTER. 0, 98HlU 9611-3617 ...... - 111.01 .... llloOilUI. Res. - - - wa~· .. "'·,.~ P'OR CUSIIliJ4 ~- - REYNOLDS FLOWER Shop in Mason City is open for busl· pwlr, Middleport. Wl,lllc ness. All klnda pot !Iowen, sprays, wreaths : $2.511 up; om. P'OUR ROOM boule, ld, !aU pots iiOc, baskets $3.50. El· ~ pnp. Two , _ nora Reynolds. 4-~.etc old bome. Pbone . . . . Kupp llbaet, aul'l !bot s. .... TERMITES SWARMING THEY ARE re-productivea, not ynur worker colony. Free ins]II!Ctlons and lnlonnaUon on crowl space dangers. No POODLE Plii'PIES, AKC T8J mJnllture, $'IS l1ld ap. llad """leo and lfOOIIIInl. , . . til MG. 11 I tre salesman, low overhead, 50 19!1 DODGE Charger. Phone New ltavtn, 812-1355. 4-4-«1' per cent savings. AUied Pest Canlrol, Pomeroy. Ohio, Ph. 992-5819 evenlngB. 4-7-«)1 FIVE RIDING horaea, $100 and LOGAN riiiB • iiAFETY up. Arnold Grale, Rutland. EQUII'!IIEtiT. ... ad •lee, PvuieNJ, Oblo, BD I. Pbone day, '14S-Cll; ~...ruap apeeial pricel Gil aiiJipltll7INIIII. ..._.. .... for boall, tralllrl . . . COMPLETE restaurant equip- homet. Dwllbl lllllll . . ... Chari• JlriiD ... ment. CaU 7U-Cll for do1!11, 1111 BlebiD&W •••• talll. f.4.llt La.- Ebllll ..... UNIIe SIX ROOM bouse, balb, gal furnace, !Hc:re 1ml. c. IIIWJfOIID two cement porchel, ane mile &UCftOIIlll',l beyond Cbeller on Roole T. C1 rlrto llltiel Phone -.mi. 4-t-«p wr~~e, t Clllllalllrl BAIJ>WIN SPINET plano Ill be reposseosed and resold iD tllis c. coaple ani)', 212 8. llh Aft , Middleport, lltJ.IOI. l-IM!: SPECIAL STEREO, llletl Early Anlerlcan stereo radio combination; This Is a beauUiu\ ;,;, . . Help Wlllled All. NEW ELECI'IIIC s 1110111 soUcl state unit with 4 speed • ~- 'Jii!DDLE qed lady to do gen-, ~ belatlful view of changer. Take over payments area ooon. For JnformaUon tbe rtnr, JOU ban to ... lo li~ niMuewcrt, live In; week· o! per month or pay ba). write, Credit Mgr., Grlveo Pi· lppncllleo c:Gnveaif!lt Ill d ,. ).'!• free. Call IIIIZ-ml after once of $1111. For free bome ano and Organ Ca., Ill E. •r 1,1 ·...'I -p.m. 4-s-3tc eamlorllble. piiOIIe demonstration eatl 993-S211 . Broad St., Columbus, 0. ..a.tre ,. Also have repooseased stereo 4-7·31c ,~ :' MALl!: AND FEMALE: IBM In walnut cabinet for pay· ' · traineeS. See OlD' ad on •ports nJRNlBHED IILUPING menta of IUO or balance of FIVE ROOM house, bath, laun... llaill 81. Ia PoiiMIO). Pb. t f.l..%tc $116.98. H«c dry room, in Syracuae; one ..._ $-llolfe ' acre ground. Nice for lraDer i'l:lfALE IIBLP nnted: MUll park. Phone Glen Cundiff, Jr., · .. eaperleneell In dry eJeon. BY OWNER, line Jled. FOUR ROOJII - · balb. Clll room air ~ bome; 111%-5950. ·\ i-T-etc 11Jte11 Run Road. Call TfS. ·~· Jill. Apply beiWIIi!D f IIIII 5 two car .....,., eo11111r laL .., , •; pi, ABC a -. .r-, 1111. ~ If iatenlted, call . . . . . SLINGERLAND White Marille f.4.llt ~ ;:.i"··· ' Pearl Drum Set, lneludel FURNISHED Jllne uom apart. W'~.,.. bllmald or borhess drum, snare drum, bolt mont, balb; Gil ..,... llelml :!illfer over 21. Apply In per· Ave., 1llddlepolt. PIMIIe IIIII. ZIG ZAG SiJiger, dill Ill 111, Tom-Tom, floor Tom-Tom, ~ned, A·l COIIdlilaol. fiold G:.n Glble1. State high hat cymhol and Gtber Howlnl Oocll. • new over ..15. llaiiDct dat eymbols. Practically 11ft. 7. nate ~ ... Buii<IDbolel, _.,..._, Phone IIIII-5GS or see al 2i'l iEIIINI'J MACIIIMI, NPIIr ... ~. ele., wllbout Cole St., Middleport, after I TRAILER, Brown'• Ill ..... ft • To., attat:bweldl. Plf 0111)' fi.IO ~ p.m. Part, MJnemllle, • • '1111 Nlrle .... .... for fum. per week. Pboae ...... Phone 81'ws24. _,, Aldborlled .... 111111 PETS - Blaek Seotllel, White - .. m......,. WesUeo, Miniature Schna.-a FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMI!tiT- Middleport, 50Xto MOBILE home, 1161 1J1.0. and Poodles for Easter. Jllrk. aroo Kennell, Coolville, Oblo. phone IIJ.II'If. l+lk del, copperlllne kitchen, two Phone 81'1-3854. 4-8-letc bedrooms, carpet In Jiving TWO BEDROOM fumllhed aJ)room. Phone 119l-2611. 4-7·12te ,._ • a .. .......... sa .an. ' "* *e. ..... l ,,• ,; v.. ' . al ..w., ....... '"'* ... artmenl. utlllt1el, two goniJemen prer.md. Rent sa per MUST SELL IIIII Slqllr, Ia beoullflll walaut table; fully clay )Jiciudel IJu'ee meall at eqUipped to Ill .... tbe Mart1D Restaw'IDI. Call gram, dellp, ete. u. •"II. Will ' rent by week eel W1tYfan"f UIUe. For quldl: U, or mantb. 4+31c 141, cr paymenll of • eocll month. Phone m-8. '"'* '.' ,. ·-·--···-· .- ·---- -_.- .... - - · - ~ · --- -·-·--- · .. - ' ."' (. ~,t/ ~ ~.j:.j,:~\tdt~ 0,, .i#ri! a. 1118 ~ ~ .r·r·:~~~-·:·s·-~·;··::.'_.-:-----::~J~~:--...!..-:;!ii~-11 ' A WINTER iMONEYLAND. ,·:Want Ads Rfug, AreYou .Listenlng? ' • ~·'• -~·"'. ' . ' '·· f • , • �? .J sentinel, PoRaero: re.-E'Iect Given ~f)r•o(:llla . Shower Hutonst&ll, bridoZirkle, was honP&rtf and show• bOld nl&ht 11 the home ., . . - - Mr. and lolro. 1\ ~ IIIPIDnstaiL ,~;-t 1 ~ IDd cake, mints and nuts ., ~ Wved during lite ovenllli• Giio'IU 'woro Mr. and llro. Carl Gllllore. Mr. an <I loin. Bob ·~· ~. Mr. and Mrs. Judo .· IOii WIIUoo!lllddleportandJu<lge Nrs. John Howell ol Ge111- TIEATIE TONIGIIT AND TUESDAY APRIL 8 • 9 THE COMEDIANS el'echnlcolorl Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burum WLoRCARTOON; ·~~~~~~~"~~ 2-4 and 7.8 p.m. Parents oob' on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Karen K. Newltart, llllt Flrllt Ave.; Donna &te Davia, , Rt. 2 Crown CI\Y; Mrs. Oddle E.Busll, Lower River Rd.; Mrs. ·ouacox. Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mra. Robert w. Ramey, Rio Grunde; Frank M. Mahse, Rio Grande; Orla H. Dodson, Mason; Connie A. Kema. West Colwnbla; Edward lL McJlujel, Henderson; Mrs. Erls D. Price, Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. HarrY Goodntte, pt_ Pleasant; Mrs. Reb- ert H. Fisher, Gallipolis Ferry; Eugene McCulloogh, Pt:. Pleas.. ant; Mrs. Roberl L. HUll\PhrOYB, Rt. I PI, Plessant; Mrs. Robert A. Bates, Middleport; M r s. 2 Lolli Bottom; Mra. R. Lewis, Jiekson; Mra. Jacob A. Garrison, Grimm I LMcllng; lolra. Hllill A. Boggs, Alhlancl, K,y.; Mu. Cloopu E. Csven<lor, RaveniiWOOII; Mrs. Bernard 0 , 9umbo, Rt. I Hamdell; Mra. Berde ColeiDID, Rl. 2 0311 lUll; Mn. Bemml C. Harpor, Jack-; Mrs. NIOIIII R. WoUe, - ; Cllj'UIII V. COmer, Rl. 3 0111< IWI; Kenneth L, SlevMIS,RL2-Polnt. 8111111 Mrs. WOllam E. Cox, Jockson, 801'1, &:09 a.m. Saturda1; Mrs. Robert W. Ramey, Rio Grande, daui!IIer, 12.ooon Sunda:l; Mrs. Robert L. f11m1111reys, Rt. I Pl. Plea-. oon, 8:13 p.m. &lnda:l. James S.. QJJ.ck. Syracuse; !..aiDischarge a ls E. Young, Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Britton B. BerloW, Mro. Mrs. Rebert W. Sisson, Jr., MidRemy Bu-. Mrs. Leolle 8, dleport; Alicia J. &lrfaee, M1~ <IIOPOrl; Tlmoii\Y D. Hawlhorno, Carr, Daniel M. Evana, Lewis II, Clark, Lawrenee HouiOI', James Johnson, Mrs. Max T. Manuel, Erma c. Neltlea, Elwood J. Niday, Mrs. cena Parsons, Mary F. !hewsr<l, John TUESDAY AND 49~ WEDNESDAY . ., B. !!fait, Mrs. M. Claire Wei- Mcel,UK'S RUTLAND FURNITURE daLJittter, Mrs. Charles W. Brown, Mrs. Dexter 0. Enrln, Mra. Flora D. Hall, Mrs. Rob- ert McCoy, Mrs. Myrtle F. Nenl, Mrs. Donald H. Ohlinger, (bar. les W. Pyles, Charles H. Wise. Jr ., Mrs. Paul A. Smith and infant 900, Mrs. Donald E. Jones and infant daughter, Mrs . Jennings Coli and infant daughter· DAIRY MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HERE'S WHY rr'SFARimtR ewe h111'11 to your ho1111 - the quickest oervlce .. possible. I We protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, loo. 1 We use ~only genuine Maytag factory p&rls. No substitut... 1 Work II performed b7 Maytag, company· trailled lecbnidans. 111e Pllm &lnda:l service at tile Trlllll1 IJIIIIA!d Church ol Chrlllt, Pomeroy. Following llle ...... prelude, Qltry Into Jer\llllem, ·.'b)' )ok'1, BMI Neutzlln& lite eonllrmatloo clall entered the sanctuary leadIng tile processional of lhe JIDI· Ior and IMIInr choir"' · Recelvinl eoaftr.mation were Morton Borneo, Elizabeth Blaottnar, Melanie Burt, Janice Holter, Stephen Jewell, Rebet caSeellg, James Schmoll, 011<1 Michael Struble. The youth choir, in robe• of Ill' FANNY SEILER He said 111e uuse of the colCHARLESI'ON, w. va. (UP!) ~10 hal beloo nerio>ioe<l to <- Jnvelf.iaators ol !be Sliver· 11!1Jrleally throe poollb!er-.!011•· Br!dlo cOJI4ple at Point Pleaa. ~. · .Tho Mi<:olnmlttee, '11111ch beld ·Uit lrelookinJ for ake,''Jin"' ita ttr• •mee.tmc .~.~· also which eould· determine bti1lild · ~arne lnvplve<l in a poli11(\ai ~ <lciUbt 'the moe of tho ocrljl . when Minority MONDAY IIEIGS CHAPTEII, ll;rable4 ArnortCon .Y-1111 .11> oblern 40111 llinl-lat'J llondOj> II t4o DAV Hall'ln Pomero)'• llilnar II 6:30 p, ... 1\llmomber&.lnYIIe<l. TWlN ¢i;rY SJ>rlilt Club opeclal meeting llon<loy ID plu for IP' peanneo of Rio Grande Collqe Glee Club directed by ~ Ro01 on Al>rli 21at Pomeroy Junior Hlih School, WCSII, HEATH , Methodist Church. llon<loy, 71311 P. ""' chureh IIOCial room. Dovottons by .MrS. John Kr&WSCIYII; 1\rogram by 1\iro, Gl• Lembert, t .. !roshnlents by 1\ir&, Eerl Knl&b4 Mrs. C. 11. WUson; Mrs. Percy Mitch, Mn, Ernie Fraser. Mra. Cbarlos Young and Mrs. Msr!' Ellin Johnson. PrlJII'&m on~ !aillll'e, L. 'M, Thayer, re~red Cosllt Guard Roiar Adm. Ba)d ~o~onc~ay, a... m-. --~ ol tltii Ltutti . Clitr ter H - Cl\lb Tllilrtdtjo • at tht biome ot MrS. FriiiCII RUI'LAND PTA, 7130 !lim<loy night In the Rutland H1Rh School audlmrlum. POIIEROY PTA, Pomeroy £1. ementary School; executive committee meets. 7 p. m.; room vlsloatlon. 7:30 to 8 p, m.; meellna; 8 p. m. PrlJII'&m 1o feature Ohio Re&eBootll. Unlverait;y ~~~~• 1n "Accordo The aerdor choir anthem for 1ng w Sloe". lllra. Te4 Raed will the Palm &.lada.V service was, King ol Kings. The Rev. B II I be discussion leader lollowlng tho Perrill concluetecl lhe rites and presentltio~ RetreshmBDtl by the 1econd grade modtera. ~ gave the sermon. tng nag ceremony by Cub Scout Pack 2411. MEIGS COUNTY Solon 710, Easter Party Given for New Junior Choir ·' Easter ~ pal1;y Wll S staged Saturday afternooo at the Mid- A pink and white color scheme was •secl lrl tile Heath Mirthocllll Cllurd! 10etal room for alhower loMor!ng Mrs. Melvin Swl.sl!er, the former COnnie Tu!ord of Middleport. a.nases were Mra. Bob Byer, Mrl. James Criswell, and Mrs. Bernard Fultz. 8 and 401 Monday, 8 p.. m. It home of Mrs. George Mowrey. COMMITTEE mndng of Por:k 243, lla<lne Cub Scouts, lolon<lay 7:311 p.m. at Racloo First 0 . dst Church. BETHEL 62, lntornatlonal 0.. del" of Job1 ~ughten, wW meet II 7:30 lolon<lay night II tile If&. sonic Te.,lto dleport Firat United Presbyterian Church tor members ot the newly -organized .junior choir. TUESDAY Cookies arid punch ·were servLADIES AUXIUARY, L e w1 s ed and Eaater eggs were given Manley Post 263, Amerlcan t..as ravors. Mrs. Dale Walburn, gion, 7 p, m. Tuesday at Rutland director, and Miss Connie Bach- First Billtilt Cburch. ner, accompanist, were assistMIDDLEPORT NPW C I u b ed wltlllhe psrty by Mrs. Dwlllhl Tuesdlly, 6:30 p, m. dlnner at Wallace and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Martin Restaurant precedes Mrs. Joan Pullins sed <lslllllter. meeting ln the gas olfke. PD Leah Ann., were gu.esta. gram by the emblems anttreder-Members attending were Janet atlon eommiUeea, Editll For-an<l &ella Horky, Dobb\e, Kathy restas, chairman; !Pecill guest,. and Becky Coleman, Jill Alln Wal - Msr!' Ro,.llndo, BPW <llotrlct burn, Krista Morita, ll:'!!J' Vou- dlr~tor Jap;k&on. 1 l!han, Tommy Kelly, T~~p Yeau ­ POMEROY !JONS Club, rep ger, Cbrls Yeauger, TiDa Smith, lar meeting. Grace E!>ISCOPal Nancy Jo Wallace, Val ~e Lew- Church, 6~~p.m.Tuesday.~eo­ Is, Terri FUe, an<l Janell Kelly. IAI program planne<l. The robedcholrsangPalm&mWOMAN'S SOCIETY of Chrl.. ctlu' for the tlrst time. dan service, 7:30 p, m, Tue~, United Methodist Church. TUESDAY MLWONARY &lCIETY, Pomlnl!' Baptist Churdt, will meet TUet<lay at 7:30 p.m. at the Floal rehear&al tor, The Cru- church. New otllcers will be cifiXIon, to be preoeme<l 11 8 p. lnotal!ed. lira. Carver WUIIams m. Frl<loy II the Trln!\Y lln!ted and Mrs. Cottrill will be hoaCburch of Christ by llle eommu- te&MI. A cancer ftlm lhoWI.ng nity <holr, will be held It 8 p, lc:heduled for the meeting b11 m. W...,. a<loy II llle church. been postponed. ftesular reheersll ol the TrlRACINE Firemen's Awdllary, nil1 choir will be held II 7:15 7:30 p.m., Tuet<lay, II !Ire hall; A bride doll repllea .centered tile IIlii table and. atreamers in pink anc1 whla -.aecl from the ceiling to the table. Roses were used to decorate the refreshment table. Games were plQYed wUh Mrs. Jerry Matheney, Mra. lllllm Hoo<l, and &[ra. Gall !hrimtllln wiMing tfleprlzea.lklfrcllllhlnents of take wltll mlnlalllre pink lind wltlte wedding ~II repllw, punch, and mints were sened to tbe guetts. The auost lilt Included lhe above and Mra, Raylllllflrl Walburn, Mill Mary Walburn, Mrt. Rlehard Noutzllq, Mrs. Virlll Tu!or<l, Mlu April Telford, Mrs. Harley Srrlsl!er, Mill EdIth Haptonotall, Mrs. -ar<l And This rmer Senlct Costs No Morel Ust Ill You OlD bu7 I lbJIII UIJ' whore Ia the U.S.A. IDtl Ibid • 4tllc .... npaln p.m. bring on lrtlc:lo and · - !Dr bular; belro sale on April Jour .Ma7tll producta. It's no -· A )OIInt *i•or willl • car of his own 1111 a rlallt lo feel rllller proud. UntortunateiJ, U.is pride un and sometimes does IIIII lllo form of lllowinl off .,.. bkiftC cblnces. In suc:b cases, 1 tar prinlrl~ a toy lo hoVe fun with~ M1n' youn1 people, of -~~. hoVe oxctlloot ••ina We Give You The Best Allowance For Ytur Present Washer reCords. The, know thai aa outomoblto lo definitely rot 1 IOJ. lf1 o .,...dul mtdlino with tho demono~ated ._. ily lo ~II and maim. · Y11, bt proud ol ,..r car ... but, altho ..., lime, rnpecl It and oporolt II with ewe, rolfroinl and inlsllipnce. . Pardon Ill prttehlnl, but wt happen to lhink that dr iv. 111 is serious bUsiness. r&y hJ Where You Have ...., Of The Senlce Repair? Get RH and It Sure! Rutland furniture . Phollef92.2966 114 Court St. "'"'"roy 742-4211 btl.... 0. . the World." A medltltlm,. .. fild,. clom lrr•ourer of Eatter" wu p"" by Mrs. Lloyd Wrifto Prltoa !Dr 1111 bomtllllldt EUo ·tor hltJ wore won ll:f lira.~ for<l J - · · urs. iferlln Tror:y, Mrs. Pearl Parker, IIIII Mrs. Fox. JWroahnlllita were oerve4 11> lbon nsmed llroYO and Mr-. Ernellt Powell and Mrs. Harr1 Cllrk. Tile IW mtoiiDI will be bald ot tbe home otllrs. LloydWrtlill with Mrs. llarllo Traey u c~ hosteSS. COIIlcll IIOIIday night agreed to lnoresn IIKIIIIh1¥ payments on the purchaoo ol th8 water lrstemlnthecommuni· fir 1n aeoordance with. a ricom· merr<lstlon from lite Flrllt Na· l1onal Bank In Cbrelonali whtll It mot !londay night at viUap hail. Clerk-Tr.,aurer Gene Grate presented communtcatioftl tro"m 111e bank. n was po1n1ec1 0111 lhal he bad - 1o the Flrllt National Bank ol ClnctmWi,111Uchlahandllng lhe financing of tile vUiage water 1$.VStem purchase, a total of $11,715 ror lhe mmtha of November, December, 1967, and January lind Februaey ol litis year . This amounta to $2,178.75 ANNOUNCE SAJ,.i;: Tile So!oiY Patrol of the Pomllarlha Nicholson, Mrs. Lewla wlllhold Valllllaa, Mlu llarpret Vau- eroy Elemon!lt)' i. J'\1DUIIIIII IIIli 01 April •• 10, dllh, Mro. John Wolle, M r s. 11 at the Pblllp l i t Bullcl· Frank Fupte, Mlu VIda lble, 11r o. llarr7 Brinker, lind Mill Ina ... COUrt street. : not riQIIred 'tl. po;y lilY money an the principal of lit loan unUl after four yeara ha¥e pasae<l. However, tho bank wrote that the village should be paying $11,017.50 eech month, 111Uch would allow moneys to be acewnulated each month in a<ldiUoa tD paying interest on tbe loan for the water o;r&lem purchase. a rllkr!r, but ld~ lmprallable Ill• ~ .I -i,thldil 00111.... !11th I : "' · rillferll,. tilifl, .irocl !aUaure ;) -of lapse. ; · :: .' '·, ., ' .-_j ·.:· ;r ,..-l c_: "" tra-e ~ j>IJ! 1)01• It tile 10inl ..a. ola oldii- Oa>atearnon tho Cillo ' ' "-'1 poeolblo reaUta· IIIII uncler caralderatlon are faU&ue fracture ~ an eye bar up.. the Ohio rddo - lodudlng the oearch for the mio&lng pin- corrolloo olorltl- · tal psrls that eiluld have In- -.m on tr.-.. mer, :17, PomerQJ, U. S. Naval Air Corp a, was klllecl in line of ~!~~;~::: at the. chl;ter home on Butternut Ave., Pom8r9Y· With CoJIUILindar Hlcka ~Monday. Monday relatives here were vbrlted by a na\'al om.cer trom Columliua. He was unablelo lllve them Ill)' rlelalla of the dealh. presiiSent pl th' auxiliary, and Jacob Turner, commander of Metg& . He waaln rtdar work. $lfvlvlnl are lila mother, Mra. OluGenhelmer, Pomero,y;lhree aliter a, Mrs. WUllahl R, (Bett;y) Kn1&ht, Pt. Pleuant.; Mrs. WUUam (Rachal) illerl<lell, PomOI'OY; Mlu Judy Genhelmer, a 7eeken..l PlansAdvanced:.::-= ~edtii':.L~Ineee:r =·~~~=·: 1 nP.UP ta w Jt.-l!'~f' ,.,.. t ' tf . Three weeks..,, Ll Gen· a1 Olk, Mich. father preced. · . The popant will be atage<ISa,. local conteatslncolhe local wi.,. ur<loy, lia7 t,ln thePomeroyJ,.. nor <loes take part In state comn1or HJali School Audltor!wn . ..,.· petition at SaniiJsky, SOtrtbern Ohio C..oteat and Big llt!!d ~. w...,..a were re~ .......,~ Ill' the Polnerot der lhe dlrettlon o!BubHoe!llch. £1i!J her ~-!If Commerce at Tile chlmbjlr Is sponsoring !be ~· ~ant. p - In c-ratlon with Ohio '~ ~ Hill llite<l prlses Ela Ph! ChiJIIOI' ol Beta Sigma ~ . - to •thepageant Pbl Sorort~v. Tlrl• will be lite ,1\r ·,- .mere~ lllchard iourth annuai.PIIoant. !;Jillmberl will <Onf11Ct a.nk8 of The first throe .PIIeants were a DRESS SHIRTS Slloct Jo,. or Short oleeve •lila ~ lOr )'0111' m011o All neck 11,.., AIIIJIIOI'II¥ made. Arr.,...t lor fOIIl' euy MIICI!oo. liiD<k "' _ _. The Miss Southern Ohio. P,...m Is a regional .-!Dr girls ol Alb011s, Melgs,GaWaand Wasbingfon couotles. The 1tate wlnneriiSonduakyf!Deswthe""' tlonal America Pogeant at Atlantic City in eorly September, Ill•• duty, helmer left for Oklawa. It waa uncler&loo<l that he 1would be !ly- Eagl S es IJIOr Is Banquet Set For April16 ·' -~ i: u~~:, : ; :::::~!':.:' :~:!:': wl~";;.;~~:.:c:lngto=~ ~: ':..,~ ":,~ S:l ~: ~a scbolarih4> for the atatepogeant<latehasbeenchlfir- IOrthebollraelngprogramoltbe nounced!orTuoldaJ, Aprlll8,at PARIS BaTS liU winDer ol the Mlos Soulhern e<1 thla yeor and rogalla weekend woulcl have been 1oo late for !be For men and boyl you'llllko llle llnlr quality, the lone wear and marlihl fiDOd lookl of a Parla belt !ram Elher!el<lo. Clmlt ,.... !aworltt oolor ud wldtb. Olllo PageM!, · The tie wttll tbe eolor IIUidl k> abow you- color ID wear wttbo . . . dad dea and tour In band sqles. Neetp.,nis, atr'"•· A Wemblll tit will reall;,IIQI•illl--. A BOYS WTER . , We're brimming oYOr with·~ fOIIl' bQr , will like - sport obltlt, ..;r·!4-lella. alacka, walk ahorto, IWim irvoka, 'joolrltl . llldiCCIIIIIriiS. Brill fOIIl'llmiiY fourltl •IUIPinl spree for I!U!llr IIIII • .......,. •lothe"SIIORT· SIIYE SPORT SIIIRTS fl.tl IIIII tJ,IIII - all ~ ~ llbrlco. lliDirtll avltd 1n otriPol, ~"' Jal&IRO. _.tid~.. a .. e1o :111. . tor )'OU to b\G'r ! ·• .. JUY 11M APAIR Of SlACKS SUet 6 loll Ia o-.ual ....kaandservlettblt .teens. All ~ ...... llldQ'1 boyo.llke .... :\( · ' ·am... regaU& waeken<l whiCh kll been 6:30 p.m. at the. h1llh IChool aud· set !Dr Juno 21-23. Ten heat& of ltorlum. boll reclq wUI be held bolh on Jdo MtDanlol, .. llead ooach of -·-··; !1\Yiol tbe WQ lnrtlillaw.,aad ~: , ,::: Nolan Rides Ira,. been<.,. LONDON (IJPl)- The COm· Moscow, withheld IIIQijiOit while .~ ~ •• •• "'· ....... ~. inantllt alluunent of 118no!, Pek- denouncing the Amerlcon pasco trac- wr uoe •• ree _, ...l.aland Moacow hal iurered a offer as a fraud. 'lllereglmeOf and wWaetl(>attberearofthe Pomeroy Junior High Schoolaoua.lor split over VIetnam pasco Mao Tse.tung was rejlorle<l to cording to plans made 11 11o1>moves, dlplomitic aour"'a Bald bave, In etrec~ warned Bsno!lt da,y's meeting. In charge ol co.,. iiMIIY· Hanoi' a pasce!oelerobave wwld wlthclraw ill .._n lotho merclal display booth& for lba been made wl- Pri9r .onou1- tvtnl ol anY compromise pasco 19fi8 repttl is Albert Martin. ,tltton ol c:omau.dlt Qlna ad arrangements. The chamber also diseussed ::_: !:~~~.:! prior formal appnwal lor blo ...- wllllngnell 19 meet Ainorlcin ropreiiOIItatlvea lor a Vl-.n PeaCe probe. ·. Tho Kremllrl five •••a of eanlultadon be!mlt .deololtd tD bed<llaJloil. ' • ' ...., : Plklnt -lonsler and, unll~• ha~:.::;.:• :~: :!"'::! cover 141 aa beat It esn, Honol orurprlolnal1 hsa not made lilY for!Ml e!forl tD 'bide the spilt. II h~o not once referred to Coriun.1!111&1. oolt•·.r~ _.., 111<1 lr)'lng· to llu :illmolltt...,. WI oll)t tiay "' <lomorutrate Ill !nrlepinolp lll'.itsr. · " · · ., f,' • ·• :fDul<t~glti "ips~ ~· \Week · · -·· .. m"' Street Meters ., ... Hi1 ed him in death. .Lt. Genhelmer lll'aduate<l from l'om01'01 Hllifl School sed In Decomber, 19115, received a de8rte from Oblo Slate Unlveratty. He entered the rrervlce In Januory, 19116. The lxMlY wilt be ...-here but according loln!ormaUonretalve<l Monday It will be about a befOre It arrlvoa. to aetk oul wattn prey. ev'n In . : t Ill< . - , . liter lake about that limO 1<1 reeelve !laalln!or- maUon !l'<lm telte. loill~ low Cloarl>w. - !l'<lm l(lller 30111> low 40a. Fair, 1little warmer Wedneldlv. J'I.VE.CENJS nts e<1 oot lhat tile pertteulv fturd Including !be JaU,111110r'lolllco, councU chambers and tbe water each month does have a bal~e omce would cost,l,l77.45, with ol approx!matel.r $13,00~ so that work on lrlslallatloo of tho mafunda are on hand 1<1 make the terlals tD be done by H 1 r o I d addi.U.onal payment. Olaae, maintenance supe:rvlacw, CouncUmen pointed ootthalthe an<1 bla empiQYes, Tho eaumate more paid 1<1 lito bank on tile wwld be large MIOIIi!l to beat purchase each montll, llle more and air condition 101' ldllltlooseeure the village Is oo the al downstalra space, lt w a 1 p&rthase. pointed out. Council also Bgreed 1o Q1 an Council, following a diJiella. aulilorlzaUon lor the Cloclnnal! Ilion, agreed to purchase Ul air bank to purchase treasury note1 coodlUoning unit tor the downwidth will draw lntereat each slalra ol vlllap hail. Ume $10,000 In aurpluo is acA long dlacusalon waa hold cumulate<lll tile bank from vn- on the purchase order lli)'lltam lap payments. used In the vUiage. It br<rullllt Council Preol<lent Jdut Zer- out that too many vUiap emklo preoeatecl Information from · piQYea are mai<ln8 purchaaoaaad Unlverlla) ........ Co., in Psrk- lhal -··· times the N~chaM& ~ ersburg, atat1ng thai msterlals are beln& made lind 111e purchase for sir con<lltlor!lng lind besting onltra completed later. !be <lownslalrs ol vl11880 hail, It wss dedde<l tD in-cl viilap department& that oob' certa1n perSOIIIII will be permit1e<1 to make purcheMI 1n the futuro IIIII ~ bo!Dre ""' pur. lrom which the p!Q'IIlent Ia made ...,..., ·-• mu It lien the order. 'Then llbe purchese order m•llt be llp..._ · ed by two mombera ol tht 11nance committee. Council dlacuue<l tile !Miure Dale E. Estep, 29, Rt. 1 Har- o[ awo bualDeasea in the com-' rlsonvllla, waacharpdwllh<lrlv- namlty occuwln& village prop.. 1ng wljllo ~moxtcate<l by lite Slate er\Y tD pay rnontlrly rent. One of Ule two ts six mCirths ln ar- ' Aft . er Wreck =-= 2~m:.:er~ac:; rears. It was aareed tbat Mayor C. C<K11t7 Rd. No. 10, ooe lllld aeven.tentha mUea south of RL 143. o. Flllher lind Councilman Zer(Comlnuecl on Pag,l 2) The patrol Bald that Errtep, headed north, failed tD round a i:une and bl• car went of! tllo rl&bl aide of lheh!gbway ,lhr<llllh a !once and strwed in a creek. Errtep ts scheduled for a hearlng FrldayloMelpCOUR[yCOUrt. Be was not lnlured buthlsl960 Ford woo demolllhe<l, accordlng to the patrol. Assassin o~.!..,"";"~088at0":: Sought In Mexico FOR TilE FEMOCRATS, IJada •••••••• Rocen llrlc flllllo 1Dt1 I '*CM!I at lloe -~~ Ro Maine for .......I. Tbe looul' lovely OU.er Jllode~ wu itrWu resembl• ,....., 1rt ~ Hlill<~-p~ce llllllllille 4 ptdlred Ia fnnd tl i{.e Ctlerlldo Slate Cq!lol. 'lbe ldltu1 Robin MliiHo, ~- of a far·fta• li empire, Ul ldeb4 d !lor "presl- i: • ... Pomeroy Alumni To Meet Tho AI1IIJal - . , . of a II Rillh School alumni AaiiL momben In Melp Courll¥ will be bold It 7:10p.m. Thursday at l'omero,y hail. 1be banQiot this year wUI be held on Saturda1, Jtme 1, and the ACMETS ol Perlleroburg will provide music for o:'anclng from 9 p.m. to la.m. Pomeroy The 88 Ia alklng aU orpnlzatlona lnterelltd In caassa!lsin of Dr. Yartin Luther terin&the IIIIIIIBlbanfpllttoJJbOne King Jr. may have aer1 lite Peul Carrel, -~ 992country, according to lndlc• tlon& ID<Ioy. The FBI kll uke<l 5131. The crowd Is _.ted to be &I'OUII4 550. llaxlcan authorities tD lid In lite Clall 111. . . -1 of roun1co aoerch. ll'OUPS are eopodally a - to A police spokesman In Manco be preseal at the Tlllll'e<IIY meetCI\Y said Meo<loy thai a 1ng 10 that lottera con beprepar wUJ follow at <loybreak SOtuJ>. 1963 l'l.rmooth· •··, v.. 4, lo~eP•"'•III..._· Treoteclllllolzer llo""'tal for draWing ol the SUJPOC~ a ed lor tilt reunion groups. AI In ..... .... •• ...... ... ... composite ol descriptions by the put year. tbt alumni usoarea. mlnorlajurlesandreleaaedwere Ptl'IOI'Ill WJM) saw the white elation will DOt aencl imltaU.ons Master ol Howllls will be Noney L. Rebe, 18, Columliu1, Bobby Ransom ol ~. W. the driver, ond cyntbla Henry, sniper In the MemPIII• rooming to members w1to ""' I!Ying in houle rrom where King was Mel.p County for the IIIDI8I reVa., and c. c. lloddlq o1 18, Dover, a passenger. Scott Qpot, W, v., will be AD unusual accident occurred sho~ has been distributed --· at union. Tickets for the blnQIIt, dance bMI<h show judge. at 8:57 p.m. lolon<lay on RL 35, fJu'ouBhout Mexico .,..., ·Uve.teath• of a mile welt of Rt. erossllli points. sed memberlhlp remain at $3 Tbe . Meld.c~m 590ke&man re- with non..memben eUclble to atfused to divulge 101' further 1en<1 the <lellce lOr $1. Those .. ~. llVORCE om -~ .. ~-· wllhlog 1o maintain ....-.ohlp ~ cors ,.,... - •- a spare lltormaUon. ''There Ia an Investigation oo1.v lbould senrl$1 for the mom-""·~.... -.me cruelO', ~ lire and wheel .........., ~........ o!f a K. •-no1•· r A- . . _ _ stbolmd -~ ted ~ wu going on; that Is all we can bersblp to Carrd at lllrldJeport -· ..... - - we ...-wopera .... kll 11184 .oult for dhorco !rom · 11am P, Collins, 21, BellovDie, u.y," he 511d. or to Mrs. Pldl ~. rur~ E. • ...;.;..... ~'"" '"' 111·• and .... ~• ~ .r•t front u.s. At\Y. Gen. Ramaoy ~ --·-·..... ...,...., . ...· " ' " ~·. ..--..., ...... ... -~d - 11very, ·~-w. w ••· - - In llaf&o 'f'-·::1... of a car ..... , .. <... Norma Jean Clarlr. Ia aabingtoll, Tickets for the 1168 ·~will lloo<loy lhe "trill hal · ..... 22 aDd be Coyrt. Cillo. 1bare ., 011 Ale to._Mo,y u ... lll!aoekl • IJI'fiiO·IIIIniot ..,. m11m o~amap 111 the oar ~~~-· since Frl<loy, lite <loy purchaeed 2~ , . , will ebllnrr. u ; . , · ' aijd no ..._ 11> the semi. after King olumped to bls be oold bJ CUd II tbe Middle· 00 • -.1 i>altonl' with a port I'OIIt Olllee, lbo _ . . , · • '(ll>lq: rifle bullet wound lrl hll PllttT allap, at Knlpo' a, from -11. llllf' E. Oainther .... - lira. aillnaor.' · ; . · . · .. , . 1 VETERAI>IS MEMORIAL ' ll05PITAL TAKEN TO HOQ'ffAL I & kw:1l ti me. Adrn!iatma - Melvin Dumas, 'AI the ..,.e dm~ .-rUW ·~ wu ID oil; • bomb In tile RaciDei Alma Smp1011, NldiQe- Veterau · Nel- Du.lli:l the DOrtliarn ~ct': port; - IIEMPIDS, Tenn. (UPO- The " :.aat~~h=P"':.:":I!: r<-- Take ~ QL.84..,3 0 ;:;,.., ..::: wti .....··., ~Pi::.''* Tl!l';;;: . ·"""'"' ;,·,..:: .,.,..,....~ , 1 5 """ ~ ri:.i..- coneeuoiu iO ,:!: ·Wllilliooli ~:::~~ 4 C:' l!lotll~ \ ja ' ~ -~ :~i~~·= ~~-~!':~dd]~ ~ '· .· ' l~ . ' ~:;J~~~t~~;~· » •.· ·~ motet• ' · · · ·f;iiertillas ·G:Urn,:,Sui!Vivors 1 , .,, . , .,. •• ' u; n-a Rd>m-, ~ Go- Geoflo lllrlllf, tllelldn. ' . NellloC....Saad llllSPfi'At) . 117 M.., 7 the pjJl!e holrillg 11 heer<l .k> help eom· pllte the .. . . 1 llndlnP, ~er Bal<l 90 per 'of llle lavelltlptorl' wOrl< will be dooe. He elltlonalod It wwld duced sed • faU&ue fracture in the "chain ~t poll at the lhorewaJ'4 eocl ol ''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''"'''' '''''''''''';,,,;,,,,,,,,, · PIIDI !Dr a !lel<l trial and p.m. Mmda:l on Rt. 325, ....,. bench show to be held M..,, 3 tenlhs of a rnUe sooth of RL 35 IIIII I were madelloo<loyqlght whoa the right rear lire on their by !be llo!l• ~FOxcar blew out. ' ' ' '''''' ' ''''' ''''' ' ' ' ''' ' ' '''' ' ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' !al"·.- .lb', ~· tq ~-~ eOIIectlbn1 for ' ·moillh, vlota!ton·, paym..ta {,,.. clte""ldlllt'al i i::.oo!Ji, .. wards. Tlcketsare oo Bale In Uoehll!h school olllco. Lucy Rltebla, a o1 the Esltem leecblq staff, will be maater of cer.. monies. GAUGES - Gall"'"'la, 12.2 """ of ron. and 23.1 nmntq 21!01!1 era; Pl. Pleasant, 25.76; ~.. --~~a.... :lUI,• .,....., 2.35 ·~ c-o •w-~ ~·-·i!.u•· s.arron. ,.;:'"'Cbarl'-:""' 19-.:. laiN 2 1 ' reserve barrkelbell, 111111 Dick Marti -all and track ~for ahoustngareadevelop. River Gauges ~_, IJIIP~· '~ . rf,, .,~n;;,,, iii;;·/~,;·<1';;;;;,· ~ ~zt!:::: [1!~~~~E ;:i~~~:~; g~~~~~ WEMBLEY nES ..... · l'lua to~ the A1111Jailollaa rind of tho bridge. ·:--ToDrrver ·--·-- •••• ·- ·made; ·lll• _... · =·~~~ , ·Lt~ (JGJ aUchard A:~~~ ·~ ·;..;;-,-=:-;,-v;;;... was pllt .,..k•r:-·.MojtdQ~--·•hen ~~~~ ,!:!~,;Center, its 40thannlversaryw!thadlnner!Drm.... ChiiP~ 5~ Dro10y and caauol atyle llacka Ia llloa 29 10 $0 Waitt. Allpei"DUUQQIItPNII flbriCS. A real value. blslolerprltetlon olthepurchese contract of lite vii lase lor I b o nter system. The amount, Grate aa1c1, lrlclu<lea illleJ1MI payments plus 20 per e:ea~ d b the Yillaae ta Council agreed that .Grate lhould pay lite approxlmate·$1169 addiUonal arnowtt tor the rour per month. Grate said that he months paymenta airea<lf sent this amount upoo th!l rec- 1D the ClnclnnaU bank lind IIIII ommendation of SoHcltor J!ern- he should pay lite 33,047.50ard Fultz and in accordance with month tn the fUture. lt -was potat.. are Mrlf MEN'S SlACKS . · - and evocy pair .> · Uoted •• IIIII' ~ ........ •. Lt. Genbeimer .Killed Charge DWI men of all qea. SoUd colora, ~== ol litem. Neat stripes, plaids and <leslgna, 111<1 lrl all alz.. and In all &\YIII. Tapered and_...., !11th tall• or with aquaro taUs. big, big - .~ o ml¥ TUESDAY. APRIL 9, 1968 Ml<l<lleporl Fb'HII, Mrs. Dale Nlcholson, Mra. Ciuror<l !l>errrbach, Mlu ;Jbl3er 11omb dtsp twmlne<IU nporta ol made at t .-a. Water System Pa .....u,._ "Chrlllilll .. entine POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Woman" and a PGem, ..Hope til ·' ' tho Olllo·.aldl:,.... altbe Cat SGI!ioby • pits near their '!lllll'll~• .T.MM act . aa .lnfrariid >' .dt~•1 •nabllri& I reptile ao1 equlp~ ' Fox bad a MDI'S SPORT SHIRTS Truly 'il:ii selection lo aport 8lllrtl lOr '' Fliod Pre~, !II ~rli 'I . Jl ' •... n tblal·i.darkne••· m• cause· of tbe coilapse. Thlo Wll there cooild be 110 ar ....... from IIQ'OIIe, he lndl.eated. · Thayer i.r>lcl the la..-a·ll Ia posllblo lhal the IIIYeatlp. lion will determine thai u,. ...,.. of the eOI!apse eould IIIII ba'" been olotected br the naked eye in prior lnope<llons. Of the poaaible eauseJ of fatlure 111Uch llle IIIYeaUptoro ·checked, 'l1layer aai<l averlol<led lro<kl, a loeal !ollure In the apstr- lei of the Cillo tower, .loo much wind restatanc:e,· barge lmpacta or IDDle booms <lloplaclng the plera, and have been eliminated Weather at llrs. Jom•• Glbnore rllil acriPturt. Lake D, 311-te. llr(. big. Ee&ter and alloununer loq. Pantor, 8111rto. underwear, BOCkl. knit lhlrtS, belt&, su... ponders, handkerchiefs. SWP ln -broW It a,roWid lhrolli!l the Men' I llopariJilont. You'H be pad you did. · '· tu~vt. • ¥Ci.xx . No. 2ss lhe clothesl'Ou'n be wa1111n1 !Dr wear . Some snakea, :nu,.r tor the beat &election we've ever naa mr THURSDAY PH!LATIIEA soCIEtY, 'flruno <loy, 7:30 p,m, II thl lllcldhport Chureh of Chrlot. BRADBURY PTA Tlluraday, 7:30P.m. II tile scllool; J>roll'llll a lalk by Cbarl01 !.epr on flrll ald. Nomlnad111 commllteo be -lnte<l; 101<011<1 ande --li " molhera ha.. rtrreslunents. ' urpclll> -ncl. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Heatb llatllodlat Chureh. 2 p,m. OOIIIIUNION, Heatb llatllodlat Church. 7:3() Thutsclay. WOllEN'S bjlketbOII pme II lhe ~M"ttemM!W'Y School. 7:30 Thura<loy, toilowtrw by a pmo be!W- boyo ofthUecond, lhlrd, and !ourtli ......... Pl'O> c-11> 110 to the ,,T,A. CANDLEUGifl' ~ . Trlnlll Unllecl Cliurcb of 'Chrlit. 7:30p.m. Davis-Warner Ins;' dlam-. 8f~EL ·--anton. TOY. .. Our !xcluilve M.yt1g Bldg. .• We Service Your Old Wringer :Washlr and Your Automatic 1211r be plame<l. SYRACUSE Elom-.-y P,T,A, 11 the school, 7:30Tuosclayn!Pt; Mrs. Harold Lohn speoker on co=<lttee• and their rei!IIOiliiMIItles; prosrsm on pbyolcal 0.. ,.., pre-ed by William Arnott; ~neuse Bo7 SCoutl will have the closln&WEDNESDAY WHn'E ROSE LODGE, 1:30 p.m. W-aday at the Arnorl<111 Lesion ball, ~ POMEROY CHAPTER 80,llo)'al Arch llason1, 7:311 p.m. Woclnea<loy 11 the Pomeroy llasonlc T~ Jameo Bucllllrln II P. Wello, Mra. T. G. lllllclore, Mra. Orin lluhlprdner, Mrl. George Tripp, Mra. Nora Tripp, Mra. John Tee!Drd, Mra. Richard Karr, Mrs. Henry Bentz, NaDey and Jeenlne BootZ, lo!ra. Harold Teaford, Mlas Mary Lou Tea.. !Dr<l, lollu illaroo Berrl-, Mra. Bl7th Thelu, Min Marlll'n SWann, Mrs. .Olarles nortman ud VIcki, lind lollu Julie lll'or. Presenting gl!lali>Mro. Srrllller were Mra. Georp llolllnaD, Mrs. Lewlo, Mrs. Jim lluJnpr4ner, Mra. Edltl'l Teaford, Mra. Ellie llloiJiaOmer1, Mra. Harold Fitch, Mrs. Georp Doolllll~. Mrs. Romle Colllnl, Mill J1110 Walla, Mrs. Ropr~cer, Mrs. Art Gilmore, Mro. WUUamSirlna, Mra. Betl;r Spencer, Mrs. G a II ..' .~ I _..,bar s. blios, are held together by m.., ual gravltallonal ottraellon. Mrs. Lewlo FoX waa •'"'tell IOrthemeetlnt<ODilocltd ~ Mrs. Paul Frlclr, prtllclotlt. G""" •IDIIDI Ill "The Old llutpd cro11" ond the Lord' aPr~~­ oi In un!IOII . ~ llle _.. ,_ .' >··fi ..•••·.··, "'*ery ' au clusters which ,move fh!'outlh opace like swarm• of HewltloD. Mrs. Swisher Honored On . Ccllrr>QI reu.ro<ll chargbql •>psrUaaa polltl<•" on lhe oub- . ·,;c,.~~.o.)o I . .ilf;: wllh a statement, coiling Jooea' aalher could be lither In ·lirecko · - eye bor 111Uch waa reacUon "deplorable.• , , ap tllat aUil .baa not re- ""-· Urdteol PH11 11ta,yer, wlto heads tho e!!o!ll -ed !rom the Qllo oltle6r .ln tloqal d!Kio.Nd .~_,ebarcla. of lito le<leral lnvesfliatlon, l!irld lllld In the Ohio Bl.tr, Hi · Iaiit ~· · ftve of 10 posll.ble reaams for aai<l - · bepn """"'l' 'II' BUt .'Qialtt 111'<1' testa lind failure have beeft o i l - by ·remove tbe wreekale · G!l· ji,o · llla!Jil• ell "'l''"! wiH hive to au. llrli ol tha river, ~ 'the determine u there waa ~ !lui lrlvellia1!lora. COrps of E11&1uWI! Ja 'btl&!•, or the or JWs, He noted that lhe lncle~ u. <oollllllanl empiO)'e<l by the bringing In clre<liiiDc eQifillliiill If it lo fDunol, - . , ClliiiDI State ft91d commtaalon-llaci- opln to oeordl lrl lila rl•ir· the brld&t to eOUapso. . Jeold-Ma'aten of HarrlsbUt& Pl. Thayer aai<1 lhree 0< filllr Thayer said II would be -have joined the federal pins eacb mealllll'ing'· """"·· is olx rnoMha ,after a Nil• In making a rrtudo' ol the cause Inches long, 111111 11 'lnchto In hesrlng It ......etoclln a.aile.:. ·of collapse, tllal also will delve have been 1m 1W 7 bofort lnlormaUoD Ia into preventive meaBUres before EadJ pin welalla , """" . 200 avaUable !ram test~ lind after lhe collapse. poundo. · ' aai<l 111e tooliDD lo~er Bald tllo misolng pin Be Bal~ tmro~a k1J0W .,lllgolm's Willi 1<1 tincl the pin 11111ch f a . - tho eye bars to- the mi11ID1 plo came ~ a lo lo provo llill'llnd • the Now You Know A atJio rewo of - EaiW' hltl Wll I reatun Ol I or. Brereton ~ of lla,1- - Thayer, appeared before a lea- committee. . la)aUve subcommittee appo1me<1 118 aai<l It wss hla opinion to kel!ll tile lelllolature abrsallt . that tile eight - membe< sroup ol lnveatlptiODs being made by was BJ)JIOinte<l "ID trick tbe a pr1va$e ccnsultant ft.rm and people Into bellevin& the lqiafederal asenclea IIJlllOintecl un- laUve lea<lerlhlp lfllllll a comdor an Otder·by President Jolin- plete lnve~. .. Tho oubcormnlltee re8pOII(Ied 1011 • Feature Club Style Revue Final Rehearsal 1 We leave everything Ileal as a pin and clean your Mllytag. 1 We leave a postagepaid card for you to evaluate our work. Rlteo ol eonflrmaU.,;,.(or olabt wltlte wllh green saUn blnrs, carrted palm branches and PreHDted, The Palma under the direction of Mrs. Marvin Burt. 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