https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e02c069179a34e380e1bac30e0f073e4.pdf 31e46b5f66cc26f8aff1dccd359ca9fa PDF Text Text • • Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiddlePort., 1-.prU 15, 1968 " ~edding Plans Completed ,,.i!J~~ \i;;l;,, ' hl.ve been <OIIIilletod ror at the Trinity United Churdl or c·hrist at 2:30 p.m. 01'1 Aprll21. A half-hour of nuptial mu11lc to precede the ceremony will be presented by Mr11. Ben Neutzling, organist, and Mrs. Marvin Burt, vocalist. elu<m wedding or Miss ""4ff. ~ Hall, dalll!hter or Mr. •lllo - ...S Mr1. James Hall, Chester ~~\!'i?' ~ 1o B,tll Chadwick, Jr., son •;;, af Mr. ,and Mrs. Bill Chadwick, -~ ,' _; Sr, ~- COlumbus. Maid or honor ror the bride- Vowa of the c:eremony will be elect will be Miss Ooma Rei' · ' J'Md by the Rev. W. H. Perrin bel of Pomeroy, ~the brides- maids will be &le and Staron Ott OC Delaware. Bob Chadtick oCColuoW.Iswill serve al!l belt man Cor hta brother, and the ushers Will beErnelt Hall or Washington, D. C. and Paul Sells of Columbus. Guests will be registered by MJ&s Marilyn Mac Rae of Columbus, and hostesses Cor a reception to Collow in the church social room will be Miss Mar,t Hall, Mill Sandy Ch~cl<. and Mrs. W, H. Perrin. SPECIALS! ODELING SUPPLIES ,,,/i SPECIAL PLAIIWHITE CEILIII TILE WOOD PANELING Cf Con wed SPECIAL (t Conwed SUSPENDED CEILING SEE US FOR SPEaAl VAlUES au. liE PUll nm PUQJ Ill lOll IEEID rs~~i~'J'''' '' " ' \"Iil Baptist Children o.f li' Colendarll! Pomeroy Enjoy H.uht MONDAY AMERICAN RED CI!OS(; blood mobUe. Monda)' 1 1 to 6 p, m., Pomerw Junlnr liJBh SchooL Walk.in cbnors welcome. POMEROY CHAPTER 80 at 7:30p.m. Monday at the Masonic Temple, &Declal sesslontocont'er most excellent masters degree. CANDVSTRIPERS at V~raao Memorial Hospital, 6:30 Mobday night. TUESDAY REVIVAL, Apple Gron Methodist Church, 7:30 - h eventns. Aprll 14 11> April 21. Public Invited by Rev. Chules Norrts, pastor. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, 8 p. m. ! ' Now You Know JatosJav ol MarUn.lc ..act Wfl.. ' BO~ORTH COUNCIL, Royal and Select Masters, 7:30 .P. m. ' .CU. p Uam ot Slayati., memberl ot, a . IIOrflrtu.l IDYOJ;'IUIKlnt · were hurled by J>OUUcal ento froln a lflnd!ntliiU.e'IW> 1 • burl royal ca8tlo In Pr.,...e 1n . · 1418 In an lncldont l!loi became known as the del"""otraU"" o1 Pra~, ' An Eaoter eahuntlorcblldrlll Refrelllllilentl wert aervedllld of tho Pomeroy Flrll BI(JIIII . uch child Was presented with u Churtb &mdal' Scho!ol 'WU lteld Eaater blikot A!ld ballc(oao. Soturdo!' ·l!ternooo on thO bock Attend~Jw · the P«f1;Y were Jlllt lown of the Mro. J, -erd Fo,._ or home. Wlnnlns ftnt »rile for finding a prize ea wao Keith Ball~. Helene Wyatt and BoMio CoiiCh tied tor findlng the most eggs; Marla Sheridln and Le111 Phalln UOd tor blowtns the balloon• the hiettest. and Jetf Couch won an ea aDd ~ contest. m x· N0.260 '• e Farewell for Ruppel# ot 8 01 Wednesday ------_.:._c..:. ·f'OME~ · ..;.:: · ·:.....RO.=.Y:..... · -M~ · IODLEPQRT, 01:110 : THE REV, BILL PERRIN, chaJnnu ot the Pomeroy UJUars tor :seoo1araprogram, center, recebe.!l $100 contrtbutiona tor the fund from Theodore T. Reed, president ot The Farmers Bank · and S&vings Co., lef4 and Edison Hobltetter, rlgflt, president ot the Pomeroy National Bank. sm. dent& Will be completing a house • to - OOu.!le canvus this week in Pomeroy to wrap UP the second amua1 lund drive and a canvass of the buslnes.s section is also PPected to be ~ompleted in the communlt;y this week. A third $100 contribution in Pomeroy hu been made by SWisher and LohBe h'ul•· BRA Ohlinger, Mrr.GeorgeAnderson., Wechesdl,y, Pomeroy Masonic Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. Jllll\es Sul- Temple, CLA!iS 12, at 8 p.m. Wednes- BATHROOM FIXTURE Sparklin1 while &lw with crystal boUom. Up to one 75 wall bulb, (Lus bulb.) 2.11 REG. 3.00 CEiliNG FIXTURE floral pattern on while Jl.u.L Up to one 60 wall bulb. (lea: bulb.) Rea. 3.70 2.11 Your choict o( Cheny. OU or Walnut_ 4' x 8' x Y.". Rea. 8.64 YOUR CHOICE 7• 49 • BEDROOM FIDURE 1.29 - Property Transfers AUIIIII CIIIJIAnOI m111001 ltfG. tl7.71 FLUSH INT. DOOR 13.88 24" X 80" X 1·3/8". Ready to . tinish: (Uu HardWJre,) Rea. 7.95 ::U7.75 ,.,.., Decor1tive scroll dHign scrten and sash insert. 32" .. 81". J're. MVilive trealed. '·< 29.15 UTILITY EXT. DOOR 30" x 80" " 1-3{8". Economical door u•ful tor your home, collap SCREEN DOOR ~~.r;•· Re.. mlnum ac~een wire. Rea. 9.7S 13.11 Gi•• your fi(urt new tJCIItmenl wllh Ctfii.Crou Action. NOW-PLAYTEX introduces unique Criss-Cross Action in the famous living Bra to give you youthful support and separation, Sheer elastic bick and sides for all-way stretch.,.won't ride upl And It's macl1ine washable, even in bleach-keeps its life month after month. With semi·strell:h straps, lace cups (A) or stretch straps (B). Only $3.96, White 32A-42C. · AUNT JElllll\IA, IT WON'T BE LONG- Until the Racloollerthlml AoooclaUon holds it..,. nua1 Aunt JomJma Pancake cllnnor, Tho event ldll be hold from 10 a.m. w 5 p,m, &mda.Y at tho See these beautiful now l'laytex Livlne Bras with Criss·Cross Action today. Haelne Junior Hilh SchooL 14vld Sa,yre,loolt, and Lynn Hart hold one of the street signs which have been placed to call attention to the event. Panctkes and sausqe will be served <larillg the desjpated hours at $1 for a~ta UJd SO cents tor children under 12 W"ith no limit on servings. ELBERFELDS EROY ASSEENONTV News... in Briefs By United Press lnternatiDnal • • 32" x 81 .. x 1-1/8.. Pondetoa Pine. Furnished with me&h lhl· J II • MANY MORE VALUESI Watch this newspaper and listen to the Noon News on WMPO for do1ens of Spring Specials You Don' Need Cash· Just Open A Blld- A- Count Frank Krautter, Jr., LUlian Walker, Evelyn White, Harry Krautter, Freda Krautter, Affid. of Trans., Pomeroy. Lillian Walker, James Walker, Evelyn White, Eli D. White, Marie Thomas, Harl')' Thomas, Harey Krautter, Leona Krautter, Freda Mae Lawson, Lawrence La"aon. Freda Krautter to Frlllk Krautoter, Jr., parcel5, Pomeroy. Delmar G. Baum, Kathl')'D L Bawn to Harley Hendricks, Irene Hendricks, 1.34 acre. Olester. Howard B. Caldwell, Sr,, Rubal w. Caldwell to lk>werd B. Calcl- CIUCAGO- THE 1\IAYOR WAS ANGRY. His mos.... was tene. Pollee Who saw arsonists were to "aboot to kJU.•• Officers who IIW' looters were to "shoot to maim or crf»p}e.,. While pPerts across the nation debated way.11 of handling mau racial disturbaooes, tbose orders moved trom Mayor Rlct.. erd J, llal~ w J>Oilco So(>!. James B. Conll&k Jr., w tho cop on the beat within a matter ot hours ~. Anf disturbance 1n Chicago that Involved looting ond Orebomblngs or other ronns of arson would be mOt with "deadly torce." aeeordJng to Dsley, · 11 in the intertst ot having a Qne ctcy." SAIGON - THE UNITED Sf ATES LOsr FOUR planes bombing North Vietnam Monday In one ot the air war's heaviest losses or the year. Two Jets were OJwned 1n heavy antlalreratt fire and two collided aild cra,shed en route home. Five of the six men aboard the tour lost planes were rescued. An Air Force "jllly groen gi.. ant'' heiiCO(Iter plucked one pfiot w safety 12 minutes after he ejected, a record Cor such combat rescue, according to mllitary Ifyou one keep this r-----------------------------------------------------------, W,....LL II I .,.,.., Rannin1 Record. well, Jr., Marvene Y. Caldwell, 1.6 acre, Orange. ~erman S. Ford, Ella B. Ford to James Roush, Margaret Roush, lots,Letartvllle. I I I I Marion A. Hall kl~IOofOhlo, Right of Way, Olive. Susanna E. Arnold to Harold H, BlacksiOn, Helen E. BW:katon, 1 acre, Chester. Chalmer Blaine llally II> Bryce H. Taylor, Cblorls A. TQoo lor, parcels, Lebanon. Ama M. 1\vthtr, Comm., Millard Pierce, dec,, to DJrothy Pierce, lot. Middleport. Uoyd E. Thomas, dec., to Ethel Thomas, Certificate for trans., Rutland. Scott E. McComas, Alma J. McCnmas w Rinaldo J.Brun,U na Mae Brun. parcels, Columbia. Carl S. U,•ell, Thobno U,10ll 11> Junklr Darst, Pauline II. Darst., parcels, Rutland. SybU Ebersbach, Oomm., ct,de Ta,ylor, doc., wPeariT..,. I I I :I II II II I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I I I I I I I :I I "· .. I I . ~------------------------------------·---------------------- ol 18" x 12". Ideal fur u111 in IJil· ••• cottare•, mu1el1, cabina, al· tic:l md farm buildinp. Solve your atoraae problema. Roup openiaJ·size: l5W' Jl S"". Re•• 22.00 Pourin1 Wool lnillllaU... Bq c:O¥m 20 *I· ft. 3.. lhiek. lut poor between joi.rs; ..... 11.11 POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. The Dopartmtnl $tort of Building Slnct1915 I' '', MEIGS· liU1RI TONIGHT .... TUIIDAY AprillS.16 WALT Dl-Y'I "THI HAPPIIST MILLIONAJII• (Technicolor) Ft·ed MaeMUfi'IY TommY Steele DJSNIY CAITOOHI ApllnoCI..... SHOW ~ARTS TUESDAY, AP: In Good Will Alllol\ncoment that expanded direct distance dlallni (EDDD) Will be provided Pomeroy a n d Middleport phone users 1n June waa made by General Telephone Cn. of Ohio at Mondi.Y nl!ll~ s meeting or Pomeroy counct1. Robert L, KaaUey of Athens, commercial manager, said June 16 Is the target date. EDDD Is th0 nrst part or a $900,flOO serVice improvement program here extending"' 19'11. Keatl~ ll>ld oouncllmen EDDD to dial all long dlatance ealh dlreet. More than 100 million I'onea In tbe United &ates and Canada can be reached through direct diallOR. Besides Pomeroy and Middle. port, the EDDD service ldll be established ror the Letart Falls, Portland, Syracuse, Rutland and Raclne areas at the same time. ''Direct dialing for staUon..to~ station calls has been otrered In some ureas of the country for more tharJ a decade," Keatley explained. "But EDDD is t h e most modern ~stern available. n allows direct dlallnl or all long distance calls, such as per. son-to..person, collect and cred· it card." allows phone users lliawing Just Like Eric·Galt-- . ··• ..i ' . 1 P, II. • ' . ' ·"<.· ..... • '1 ' \ • ucentrallzln& of. long d t stest1n1 and assignment operaUons is a trend In t b e area code and U.e out-ot-town lncl.lstry,'' said Keatley, "'Ibis oombers. For all other fiypes of provjdes more effief.ent opera. long dlstanee calls, the access Uon and better service to CUIcode wtll be zero, plus area tamers. code and the call party's numHe told lawmakers the Pomeber. roy business office, situated at Another feature lll tho 1968 238 W. Maln..st., will remain 1D improvements will be ec;pipment operation. The $900,000 _.,. to test cullOrner linea from a sion will not atrect phone rates. test and service ceuter Jn AUJKeatley explained the d.rst ltep ens. Prelellt sen1ce employes toward EDDD was cmstruetfon wtJI relllaln here, but receive of an 180 ft. microwave tower asslgnmetQ from Athena. -on Breezy Heights last fall. 1bi.!l tance, River Ga11H. .,es .l.R Melga County loot a battle Time will tell whether it ha.!l lost tile war. The battle is to maintain its goocl standing ID tho il1lntlngton Dilrtrict Blood Bank. 1'1111t was lost when 74 persoos came II> the bloodmoblle lllonday, With 57 beJng accepted as donors. At a very mlnimum 150 pinta were needed, according to the Meigs County Red Cross chapter, to meet debits and get 1n the black. ~. The war, which may be lost, is the struggle to retain Meigs REV. LUSHER Revival services wW becODo ducted ID the First Butlst Church ot Middleport Wed:ne~ da.Y, April 17 through Aprll 21, starting oath evening at · wo- c. ar 7:30 With Evqell&t ..... C... les Lusher bringing the me• sages. Then will be special music each night. The .PUblic is Invited. ean laad OOJ,y 11> beiJJg erased. Fifteen ot the pints reeeived Monday were replacements. Other fJUlri(s set were: First time OOnors, 20; gallon ckmrs, Dorwin D. Clark, New Haven, w. Va.; two pHon tboors, Jame.!l L. McHaffie, Kathryn Denisoo, and three gallon donors, David J, Koblentz. Nurses serving were Barbara Van Meter, Twila Neu.Uling, and Ruth Powers. Doctors serving were R a y Heaton, L. D. Telle, Roger Daniels, and Sellm Blazntcz. tower baa <Ollljlln rsdlo lfld»moot wllidt ldll boom loaa .... tanee mouqos to Alho111. Al10, lv&e ldllit1cmsofswttcblns facllllles and """ power OQJipment h&Yo been lnotelled In the Pomoro.r c:entral om... These acltUUOna are neeenary tor gaining aCcess to EDDD and "'NNIICCIIqr loeal eervloe faclll. ties. K..Uf,)' ..., autllned otller J>lumed - . . , IIIII)I'OVemento. A mo,lor cable lcldltlon late this year ldll provide ICidlu..ai ells. - {!;ontlnued .. ~ Servins Bids Sold for Work at Locks Mlos Betk;v Nease, dalll!hter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Nea.,, Pom-, )a 1110 lll the 1! contestant• seeking tho M1,11 SOuthern ~Jo crown at t h e Pomeroy Junior !Ugh Stbool oa School. (Continued A senior at Pomeroy H I 1 h School, Miss Nease is a palt honored r:aaeen or Jobs Daughters, has been a cheerleader for ftve Years; was both a val- Out Thursday Host Candidates ll"lSton CeJitero I . wlft,. Greco 11a1J, 7t, a A oae Cl!l' II<!C1dont occurred at In lho car drJ.., by 11:11', p..,. ....., 9" Rt. Ut, ; ~ ti the louMiotiJI of a mlla WI of lit. ... Wllltl • rlihl ~ Ure .... ..rt'otb &ltw out 011 .1 ear drl,.. ~ · 111 l.of" w~ 18, Rt. 1 ..... Becky Nease, Contestant Alumni Asked LO llotk ~~ Better llealth Cl... With Mrs. Clllford Lellhtdt, Mra. Harold Blackllm, Mra. Arlee Abbott, lllro. Fred Gooalolh,loll" !ilerri Black-. Mro. Kathy Abbott, Mrl. l!ull1 .. Mra. Goorp lld1110r, Mrs. WUUam Grueser, aad Mra. Lewis Grue- Loading andunloodlnawasdone by Dick Davlo and Tom Vlllifm. Clorltal work wa1 -*<1 by Mary Nease, Jean Nea-. Won. etta SI.Yre, ~ .. Hoback, Eloise 'MIIte, Bouleh llr...1, Harriet Nelgler, Jean SI.Yre, Lola illmp. 1be canteen was the ton, Eleanor Gordoa, l'lullne Ill'. soli, Clara Mcintyre, Edith Sis. ...,, Leah Weatherby, Ev~ Gil. more and Grace Drake. v...u......r ...... by ~­ lty Print lllop, ~ Columbus and Soutl!em Oblo Electric Co,, Ohio CG., illll¥ Sea. llllol, Ath•o lleall!liiir, ~ RaciiD ... and Mila'• Local 1\ley 4 at 8:10p.m. Rhodes on Familiar Themt!: Jobs o¥ \ 57 Pints of Blood Given Three .l.R•ured lri.On dav ·••u.e <I the long distance center lor Pomarea phooe users. Athens is one of the tew areas in t h e country to have EDDD, 111e intricate EDDD swltc·hing equipment Js situated in Athens. As a result, Pomeroy's operator luncttoos will be handled there. All operators employed here have been offered job in Atll9tls or other areas, explained KeaUey, EDID caUs ldll be made by eroy dialing an access code. For example, on station-to-station calls, the u.aer will dial .,1," plus the entine and homecoming cp.teen tandldate at Fomeroy H 11 h TOKYO (UP0- North VI.._ WASHINGTON - Tenth Dis. Scllool. .!lie is a member ot the nam today accused President trict Congressman Clarence E. Big Bend Minstrel Auoci.U.. John11011 of a lack of goodwill Mllier Wday reported that tho and was a flnallst in the Miss tor rejecting Hanoi's suggestion U, S. Arm,y Corps of Engineers American Teenapr contest In of Warsaw or Phnom Penh for has awarded contracts for con- 19fi7. lite Is a member or the Vleinam talks. struction of buihHngs, grounds, Pomerw BECKY NEASE llalted Methodist Nham l)m, the official utllltJes and visitors racUides Church and tho dlur<h choir. Communist Part.v newsplij)er in at Belleview Locks and Dam oo Having had training In t a p, North Vietnam, said in an the Ohio River. ballet and acrobaUt danclns, edlll>rlel, broadcaot by Hanni Contraets have been let to Miss Nease will present a danee that the .United states "has Paul E. L-an Cnnotructtoo number Jn the talent competitaUed to match its deeds with ~Chambersburg, Pa., ror$132,. UOn ot the Mlu &Juthem Cfrlo Its words/' 000 and wtho 0, K. ConotrutUon Pageant, 9le also pla,ys plaoo, It accused the John.!IOn Co. of &luth Charleston. w. Va., lnunpet and Freneh hom, AU alumni or Pomerw lligt< observers bere. admlnlotratlon of trickery ''to for $333,684. Sebool are asked to attend a meetlt>onSOI'In8 the papant are the Anteric111 BI'Okesmen Said the losses eama as the North VIet- deli¥ contacts and ease public Miller said that the Lehman Pometw Chamber of CGm. InK at 7:30 this Thurlda,y night namese threw I.P tbe1r heaviest sntliircratt ttre Iince President protest."' COI1IpaiJy Will cmotruct a uUllty merce and tile Cldo Eta Phi at the Pomeroy Town hall . Johnoon llmUod bombing 1o the Cnmmuniot llltlon"s southern """" The United states was said to building, restroom hulldlns and Chapter of Beta stsma Fbi Sor· ••:r.t ia Important and imperhandle -11 routes Marth 31, In South Vt-.n, u.s. 11.52 Strllti>- have ruled out Warsaw because two picnic shelters and the 0. orlty. Winners of the contest Will ative tor a IIJCce.!lsfW bancprt: 1Drtres61o ~ l'OPNtedl,y bombed the main Communist suPPly it is a Olmmunist CI!Pitd and K. Company Will ..,.otruct os receive Rlllnel'OUs prizes in ad- and reunion to have all graduroute f - . , guoriUu Who ambushed two Amerlcen BI1IIJ units Phnom Penh because communi-eiiiJlanada, ac.cess roads, park- dl.tlon to official Miss America ates who live in MeJgs County and o ~Vl' river Patrol rOrte Monda,y. cations and dJplomadc repreInK areas, santiiJ;r factlldes and trophies, The first pJaet win- attend the Thursda,y session and MOSCOW - TWO SOVIET SATELLli'ES - one a pOsaible sontatlon ID tho . C&mbodlaa landscape the area. ner 1rill take part in tbe Miu help prepare letters for out-or. Prototwe of Russia's flr•t manned moon exploration craft - clllltal are limited !Dr allied Ohio Paaeant II> be held at s... uacluates. All should be carried out separm Pl>orlments ID orhlt tocta,y, They completed nations. But Nhon Don quoted on hand also w help plan &00<1 dusky next summer. hiawry's second fUII,y •utumatlc <beldJw In SJ>oeo Monda.Y, Co1mos Johnson speaking ln Dss LOCAL TEMPS class reunions. the menu, hostllleUite 212 IWdpci itl <beld.. unit at a relative SJ>eed O! onl,y !lolnoo, lows, J uiy 1, 1986: The temperature 1n cbwntown esses and hosts and ticket sell~ Portland to one II> .2 yard.l per second lnlo CoiJIIOo 213'o cout>llns collar ot Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tue._ un-'IC U.e;y wUI only let me kmw era; Paul Cascl, president said. 1:21 P.m., Monda.Y, AI tho time the two croft hurtled over the Pact- when and where ••• I wUl haw der sunny skies was 12 dep'eea. , Adlled to the businesses selJ. fie at a Jf'OUDd IPeed ot nve miles a .!lecond. ~ my closest and most trust lng Ueketa tor this yMI"s evart T111, the Soviet now• lpn<:Jl laid Co1111101 212, launc:hod SW.. associates at that time and at J: • ill Meet the candidate night will are tlle New York Clothing House dl3, used onboard radar and ita own eleCtronic: COJIIPuter to chase tl1at place in a matter of hours. be observed Frida.Y at tho Port. llld BRW Hardware In Pomedown a poaljro Coo..,. 213, iauntlhed Mondl,y, A radio command ro,y. "J '.] land Elomentacy School. from lll:lb SSJ>anteci the two ShiP• after tllree hours end 50,.. Ahurml members are alked A Jltnv .._r Will be aervuteo or Joint rll&hto .tllo.Yrl""olrlnll>'l..,.ateorbltswcarryouta J: to eontact rrlends and urge a Jarp 'f1 £1 o ed at ~ p.m. by the wscs or ,_ oet of·~ u Individual »rvbel; GAUGES _ Gallklolla, 12.2 attendance Thuroda,y evening. .1 the Portland Methodist Churcb. In w~ Dr, -.nt c. WelSh, ....,uUve aecrofait of and 15.1 l'llnnlns "7 feet of roll. Followiag the IR.Ippiii', candidate For the benoftt of the Jlllbllc, tho U.S. Natll!llll Aoronaut1,c1 and ~oeo Cowio:U, interpr- the era; Pt. Pleasant, ~tO· Pom as In tho past, a dante follow. ThreOJIOJ'S< ms were Injured In SOuth, 1111>arOIIII,y feU uloop at nlib~ SJ>CIIsored by tho cornmu. Soriet IChliYIID.ent II UIIIPtedbw II'" of ,I ttvfaofOul program for , l"D)'-MISOII, 2J. 30• Ul......,' 1. .. puttfne·men on the ~w . .t • ' u.&~autt, 50 • two-car collision st 2:57p.m. the wheel of his cor, The veblclo nley, Will be obaerved. AU can- InK tho alumni ban<Pll .nu be and ..,.., lo tho l!'llleral )JObllc ot $1 CO~UMBUS - A .t.'ll MILLION sult hU- Died In federal . ~x:-::~t;:O~ li>ndoo' on Rt. 7 fouMIIIths of a wont . llllt of COllier IIICI struck dldate1 .nu be JIOJ'J>OriJOII. Music Willbepruvtcicourt here by • .......,. woo c~ed Zaneivlllo J1911co- her met, and WIDfiald, the mUe aortb of the railroad bridge the northbound Hall car nearl,y Invited to ~ lor ave mined by tho ACMETS of Parkero. at Keoaup, tho state lllshwl¥ hoack>n. utes. The Jlllbllc Is Invited w . (Contlnuod on »ace 2) iliL . are on burg, Dancing Will be from 9 l'olrol r1110rled. Thoro was heaY)' c1unaao 1o atteilil. p.m. to 1 a.m. Admitted lo Bolser BoiiPital HeU's 1962 Pontiac and w Coo~ wu James Hall, 73, of tt8 Pike ran's 1968 Ford. Both Vlillcloa st., Keaau&o. driver of one cor, had w11!1 lOWed aWl,!'. ltlth a cerebral concussion, InTho Patrol cited Cochran tO. ternll lnjurio1 and lactrllllou GoUWla lfunlciPal· Court Ailrll of tho arms, Ha 11 r1110ried In 26 on a ~- of drivq lolt of .. : ,I In preparing lor EDDD here, the service was instituted at Athans In 1966. Athens ltlll be County m the bloodmobUe• s list man wanted In the sniPer sla,ytns or IX. llfartln l.othor .King Jr., ulooked exactly like., Eric Storvo Gal~ the elu•Ive central figure in a nationwide manhu.nt, according to Galt's landlord. Federal &gents, stW tefustng comment on the Investigation, Qeared no closer tO locating King's ISS88Sln Monda_y. At, agents continued to follow cold trails, it seemed more llke(y that Galt mq have been an eloborate(y devioed alias and that such a person extated only in a Birmingham roomJ.ng house in c"ertaln Alabama state records. Galt canrot be traced before he took a room In Blrmlng(wn last August or after his abanGJned car was im,pounded by the FBI In Adanta last WOOk. Alabama Purchase. LicenSe Galt, claJming to have ~ome II> Alahiuna from l.oul•~ bought his white Musta,. ID Blrmiagham end uplied lor an was granted a state drinr,.s license. Little aloe Is known of the figure, desc:rlbed as having a southern drawl and a pointed oos~the same general deBe~ (CnuUnuod on page 2) · Ria ·. ~· ;FIVEC:.EN.TS, ~ "slops.'' Continued deficits RIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPOAn artlsrs conception or the tall' coodltton. , r ,.. . lhmrer, ....j.lt., nllbt. ' '· -cod '' lor, lot, Middleport. GUbert Mees, Catherine Meees to MaMtng D. Weblter, .PU'ttll, INSULATION Hanoi Finds LBJ Lacking Frank Krautter, dec., toFrecla Mae Lawson. Marie Thomas, 6.39 COLONIAL DOOR livan, Yrs. Robert Tewksbar)', Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. Richard Karr, Mrs. Richard OWens, Mrs. day, Heath MethOdist Church; Mrs. Nan Moore program lead- Carl Gilmore and Mra. Leo Kener. ned)', Sr. THURSDAY ROBERT A CffiCLE, at I h e Pomeroy. John Cline Dalley, Gladys M. Pomeroy Maaonic Temple at 7 Dail,y to Christine Branham, parp.m. Thursda.y, potluck supper; all line officers, past matron11 cels, Salisbury. llobb)' E. Dill, Lula L. Dill 11> o1 District 25, Order of the East. Adm.. of U.s. Veta. Atfalrs.,lots, ern &ar, eligible to attend. Bring POmet'O)'o own table services. Elizabeth Gardner II> Clifton TWIN CO'Y ~rinettea, ThursFraley, Carolyn Frale;y, U,6S day, 7:30 p.m. social rooms or Columbus and Southem Ohio acres, SciPio. John W, Call, Selm1 call to Electric Co, Manrd.n& D. Webster, 140.17 BUSY BEE Clau9a.m. Thursacres~ Chester. day. Trinii¥ United Church of 11ann1ng D. WebsJer, IIRry A. ChrJst. Webster to John W. Call, Sehna TRINITY CHOm rehearsal, Call. 130.77 acres. Olester. 7:30 Thursday nigllt at the Mildred S. Dal.11a, Linder A. church. Dains to Karl Krautter, Clarice H. Krautter, 14 acres;,SIUsbury. Meigs Bessie Larldna, W, · W. Coraa grove, Ada Congro.., II. A. Hal~ A. A. Smith, LuciUe Smith 11> Columbia Gas of Ohio k~, right ot way, Olive. Fair .;if ;J ~ ..... ~ > General TeleJ:; .te Brings EDDD to Meigs in June PLAYTEX Mrs. Joe BaUey, MilS Martha '? low Ia iClt,~llli!ildiQ'~ <lcu<IDHI, ,..._., CbliocO Ill I.Jeoolf!d To The lnte,..,.t. Of The Meig.-Mtu011 AN!fl FOR YOUTHFUL SUPPORT AND SEPARATION as Kelly, Mrs. RusseU 18ons, Weat,hh ' en tine criss~ross action .. Tuesday, United - Church of Christ. Mrs. Elu Gilmore. Jr., progr1111leador. RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, A ferewoll Part1 oooorine the Tue5da,y, 7:30 p. m ., Racine Rev. Howard R&A>alt ldll be held Grade SchooL at 8 p. m. Wedne•da.Y at the Mlcldl.eport First United PresbyterWEDNESDAY ian Churtb. SOUP SUPPER, Wedne~, Tho Rev. Mr. R&A>al~ wbohos Racine Methodist Churth. begin- pastored the Middleport Ql.ureh ning at 4:30 P• m. Soli), pie, for 17 years, hll resigned and sanc:lwiches and coU'ee. will be moving later thll week WINWIG TRAIL Garden Club, w Lewlsburl· Wednesda,y, 7:30 P. m., home of Church members, trtends of Mrs. Joe struble; program, weed the minister, and the general control and evergreens; dlsp._,. PUblic are invited to the party. of edible Oowers to be featured. Hosteues wW be Mrs. Edward PAST PRESIIENTS, Ladies Burkett. Mrs.Jud!QnWhlte.IOas At~Xiliary, DrewWebsterPost39, Phyllis Joachim, Mrs. Everett American Legion, at 7:30 Wed- . Bachner, Mrs. Paul Heptonst&ll. nesda,y night, home of Mrs. Iva Mrs. Vbtcent Dabo, Mrs. TbomPowell ·, on- ~ Asphalt, Pipe Bids Received Bids on all)lhalt and Jlipe were taken under - - lleada,y when tho Meta• Coualr Board ot Commlslioners met. The commialionera who were joined by Ted lleeilO. COOIIIfy engineer, and Rolland Torrence, deprt;y mglne~r, tor tbe meeting received Bix bids em 26,000 lallooo ol aiPhalt and ftve bldl '"' pipe - · The conuntuloners and the COOIIIfy enJ(neerlnl deporiment wIll study the blcls beloro action 11 talcen. oomml•-· Boloro the al. so was a deleptlon from the Pomeroy Chanar ol c o m. merce, whldt - · hliJ> ID clearlnl a portion or the river hank In ~lor the 1968 Big Bend Rogotta Wo-. A J>lan woo outlined throuab whim hoi)l mlcht be avollable. Thirteen aross (]( Amerle1.0 Flap - . ordered froln the ElectrCIIIc Tool Co., Frenm. for u11 oa Memorial Da,y tor veterana' eraves. Everitt J. Holmes, Gloulter, trras namec1 apiary . . _ lor llolp County. Billa were _...ed for (lO)'ment. Monda,y bad beea oet u the date of the flnll Pltile heorll1! belore the COIIIII1<cxnmlallonwa 00 the - · declaloa dec.U.. Ins the Commlllllty A<tloa """' £"lD u tho ol!lelal War oa Po"' .. . ; I orty orpnl-n Ia 11ote1 ~ · : ty, No Pl'Otesto wen!9111111 · the CAP II...,. olrlolaJir1floOI'Q'procnmorprill'lloo. ., �.'. .. ! ' . •• ' • ' 3 - TheilaDl' Sentinel, MlddiOIIOrl-l'<>moroy, .\ilrUU, 11168 > ' ,. 1- ' - . !!'!.llaiiJ ~ ~~. A11~. 16. 19fiR ('Jicdr~ . Ch~rale . iii<:..~ at virle!l Program Revealed Eddie Roark ontllollrlllaodbaol!. and Bob Bootwl<k ....... trum. pot. Cool Water, will coliiJ>lele tllo IIO<IIon, aloag wltll Blaol< Jllemoo will :.lio. ""~~""~¥' bJt 1he Rio Grande . ~ lind Cboo"alo when thoY .,.. ,,sOi'ltl'· JliiO" .In <OOcort at s ,.m. oo ~. Ajlrll 27. at tile Pollio· 11 the COlor. • 1"01 JlloiOr High School. ., ~ Twin CIQ' Sluine Club ,. Will . banjo ond ball will be lealured <:11 "•udlence tavorites.·~ Maa and IUo World, will comt>lete the eoneert. Accompanl.st for the choir and The Chwale trio Jolm Uole, chorale, the latter ol2t vol.cea, BUitar; Ancleram m banjo and Is Rlc:hard UUOn. BUIW. and Walter Brown oo IIJIIOi,OO< tile concert wltll .. ~~ tct go to the Aladdla ' ~\' ·• ..,. Banquet Speaker for Marauders is Snyder 'lbe 53-voice cllolr, directed ill'' -lyn ROll, vocal and Jn. 11n1menta1 dlrecror o1 RIo Grande Colleae, will .,.n tile pracfam with a segment endt. . }!d. History ol Mual< Develop· '"-..iieit. ilclucled will be, Let 1bere Be Peaet, Ave Verum, Beetho..,•a Hallelll)ah (!.loont ol OlIves), Ode w Joy, Sanctus wltll l4t1e Roark 811 tenor 8Dlo1Jt, .llld Alleluia! All Glory Be 1n God. ftltrltual and lolk will make UJ> tile next segment witll ' University and wound up oo the Bil Dutc:bmao'a" 1940-41 team 11 two or tllree games. meaningful negotiations. Public otlnion here and abroad against cont1ruatlon ot the contlict constitutes a &lyder was a baake1ball guard and forward and also a star powerful torce impelling the President to eonwromi.se as halfback ln his undergraduate much as he safety can in an which were numeraup in the N&.. tiODSI lmltallonal Tounamontat Madison Square Garden, wl101lng COACH SNYDER days at Ohio U. Following grad. uatloo be became head basket- dme to basketball in 19S8. Blood (Coatlnued !rom- I) POMEROY - Dave Keller, IM.vid Hendricks, Walter Couch, lbrpret M. Daniels, Blll Nease. CecU Hy&ell, Howard logan, Har~ Van Vranken. Gary Srnith, U>rotby U>uglas, Mrs. Everett Batoi!. llovld KDblaotz, JeanWiJ>. don, Betcy Wills, Harlan Wei>,.., L"onHwmeJ,Keonot~tWelsh, Leroy welsh, Edward Bell, Rol>ert w. Vauglm, Wllllam R. ADdlraon, Kathle611 Wella, KenDeth Harris, klla Ho111ell, Eloise Roush, Paul Cllper, Harry L. a-"-· ~•·• G• R. u.u.v.Jt Romer B• .:~~u.•.u,. TIJ.lmpson, James L. McHaaie, Jack E. Sullg, Wllliam Radford, lll<llard Eblln. c • •• SYRACUSE- Robert Wingett, Mrs. Arletta Pickins, Oris Hu~ versity in 1946 as assistant baSketball and assistant 1~1 coach and took over tile run cage reins in 1949 Mien Trautwein was forced to retire <be to ill health. He was backfield coa~!h in football until he gave up all grid duties 1n devote IIIII eluding two - ioitrooli: . HONOLULU (IJPO - in~ successful trips to NCAA cage toomey as the MAC representative, Snyder's teams have been 111-85 high amongmajqr college teams over that per- etrort to test the Communists' slncor!Q'. strong MUitary Position At the same dme. the imProved mUUary situation untbubtedly wUI lead some of his advisers to urge that he remain tough on the grounds t11at Hanoi has been butt Iod. He is one or 21 athletes hon- enough to mike lt more ored in the <llio University's agreeable tD talking on reasona- Athletic Hall of Fame, initiated in 1967. He hilS a record of 254 wins and 195 losses 0\'er the past 19 yeai's. Tickets for the banqttet, at $1.75 each, MBJI' be purchased ble tsnns. rne assumPtion here has been t11at, deiii>lto Jockeying over just where to make initial "co• tact&," the United States and North VIetnam l'lnaiiY would get together someplace because neither would wu.t to be Galt ~ residents and a number or antiwar demonstrators at Iolanl Pal- ace, 14 we have no response or comment from Hanoi - other than radio statements - about any ot the locations that we have suggested." PLAYER DRAW TONIGHT Boys League managers are to meet tonlgbt al7:30 In 1nWn hall In Middleport to conduct the an. nua1 player draw in preparation Cor the summer seaaon. The name Thomas means "twin" and was originally ap- D.t: : :.. ~ ;~:;:~d e ~et rwm:r_;:_ down at the plate Pr. PLEASANT - Tile vat... dlcrorlan. salut&Wrlln and llo,.. orarlan ol tho 1968 graduating class ol Point Plessant Hlih SchoOillavo be,.. n11111ed IC' Clw>les Withers, .PrinciPal. Valodlcrorlln Is Slfl>heo Carl Clark. son or Mr. and Mrs. Foilrest Clark of 3011 Parish Ave., who has a 4.0 average. He ts vi~&i)resldent of the National Hooor Soclecy, and a member of the board of directors or ~ dent CouncU, Key Club, The.. piAns and TAP, and senior bancL He Is also president of the Point Pleasant Junior Volunteer Fire Ilq>artment, JartlclPated In both Junior and Senior pl~i, and was the winner of tht state o. G. Hall o1 2410 Mt. Vemm Ave. s.e hll a 3.947 ·average. Lynda Is a member ol the ()b. Kan stall, PoP Club, Koyettos, Thoi!Pions, Nallooal llomr $1>cieQt, TAP. Sle is also aecre~ tary ol the Student Council and lla• aweared In botll Junior 111d senior Class pla,ys. A uweek in Washington" winner, Lynda also was 1967 dolegoto w Rhoo clodendr,.. Girls State, and a contestant tor Miss &'lrlngdme thte year. She plans 1n attend West VIrginia Unlverslcy and obtain a degree tn nursing. Site is a ,past Jresldent ol both the Pro&b,ytorlln Youth FeUOwshiJandPI. . sant Vallll)' Jlospltal Can<\v atrlKey Club essay contest. He was Joro. a 1967 delegate to the American Legion Moomtalneor Boys Slate and will sene as a junior counselor st Boys state tills year, Wen has been acc89ted at Georgia lnsdtute ol Tec:lmology where he plans to m-.Jor In eo- plied to one of twins, accord· ing to the Encyclopaedia Bri- . glneerlng. tannica. Salut&Wrlan Is Miss lqnda Hall, dauglltor ol Mr. and Mro. EDDD Homrarlan li Jollull v. V. Weese_ sonof:Mr•.lddlll'i. Ver- · aon Daweese, 231·5 Mt. Vernon Aye,, Wltll an inrage of 3.937, Joshua Is Jrosldenl ol T Undorstudles, 1967 dolerato w American Legion Boys state, member oC National Ronor Socleey, Varolcy Club, PIP Club, TAP, sentor Band, goll team and awoared 1n botll J~> nlor and senior class p~a. He Is seeretaey of tile Point PleaVol-•r Junior Fire V. Jarlll\ont and Jll3'• organ and trumpet with the "Roek'a !buls" Jnslnlneotal combo. Hr. alt<lnds Heights EVB Ctwrch. Joah lias accoPied at West VIrginia Unlve.r&lcy and plans w major In accounting, ·' Believed . •. , .,.. _,,. . ·~ · ~- Responsibilities of Women are Described PT. PLEASANT - Jo Am preaident of the Wayne CoonQ" Young Republican Club and former member of the state GOP El<ecutlve Committee. spoke Mmdoy evening to tile Maaoo Count,y Women's Republican Club. Mrs. ~ara .stated that women have a place in polltlcs and they must look back to the examples set by Slsan B. Anthony, Elizabeth caey Stanton and oth· er courageous women who fought for women' s autlrage, w h 1 c h brought tile rl&ht 1n vote 1n all women In 1920 through the l!Hh amendment to the constltutlm. Along with lido rl&ht <arne tm. p1led rel!pDilsibUittes, am on & which are: the rosponsll>Uicy ol · being lnlormedabouttx>IIUcal sit: uations ln the eommuolt.Y, state · and naUon; thinking and bringing · forth new ideas as tbe;y relate 1n sociO\Y problems; of proposIng ,rogramo and lll)lpOI"IIngcan. didates who espouse the program In whlc:h 'tlley believe; demand· lng better government. atld be· comtng critical of any program, per1011 or Issue wbtch appears 1n be not In tile best J]Oibllc Jn. terest. Ill dosing tile speaker said that women do not want to replace tile men, as they are our ludera, but women must auume IODle of tile burdens lmpoaed upoo those ..mo WGUld live In a free eoclety. ~s, Garland, Mrs. Ra!'mond Musgrave, Mrs. Jo Jolmaon, Mrs. Irene McGrew, Mrs• .io&OJ)hlne ; Lyons, Mr&. lle•sle SllpJ)Ie and Mrs. M&rp lllekard. Reception 1 - Mro. J. G. F. Jollnaoo. Mrs. Mabel Garlach, Mra. Palcy Burdette, Mlas Etta Sle Sturpm, Mra. William Rardin, Jr.; Telephone - Mrs. S. c. WUbalm, Mrs. Mabel Marlh, Mrl. Jaek Mallette, Mrs. c. G, Bauerle, Mrs. Milton .L. Miller and Mrs. Ted Whitelock.. _"' . A soc~al l !ww"i wal lleld lot. lowing the moellng with rolreshmenta served bythebosteaacom~ mlttee, Mro. Tetl Whitelock, Mrs. Robert Jolm&OD and Mrs. Lucy Moreland. REVIVAL SERVICES Near DaNang HOSPITAL NEWS REV. CHARLES LUSHER ·automatlcllbt WIUIAMS & ' Marauder .. Golfers Wm Sixth Pro Standings lro-, I Legar, Davis Give Program At Bradbury 1 + Celtics Win, Keep Faint Hopes Alive :r •" 1 THE FIIST BAPTIST CHURCH Wets, who led oft and went allowed only two hits tn seven only 1-lor-9 Including a ground- lmlngs ond Ito was lollowed by out in the 17ttl l.nn1ng with a Wade Blailngame, who allowed runner on tlllrd, was the Just one hit the final tour uowittlo& goat alter rookie Los lmllw• and got tile win. the elglltll Mot Jltcbor Several JlQers went In and 22nd Mot In the game-got Instant slllllli>s. ROD Sooboda lnro a jam, and Tommie Agee of the Mot• Miller led oft the 24th with a went o.lor-10 and Ken Boswell PHll.ADELPHIA (UPO- Alex onl,v hit the Astros was l..for-10. Ron ~vis was 1- Hannum "To1d it like it was" that inning. He moved to for-10, Aapromonte 0-lor-9 and for the Boston Celtlca. on Robr's balk and after Hal King 1-lor-9 for the Astros. "They came in here with an Wynn w 1 s Intentionally There were also two other uphill figtlt staring them in the the runners moved ~ times piQed In the NaUonal face,'' the 76ers ooaeh said. Rusty Staub's erountbut. League Monday night as st. "They were dedicated. They Pinch-hitter Jotut Bate- Louis edged Atlanta 4--3 In 10 played a Kreat defeJlse, and Houlton. was walked intentionally, lnntngs 1nd Los Angeles beat when they forced us to take bad No had ever gone hit hi& grounder. Pittsburgh ~2. shots they seemed to get every Jomaer 20 lnntngs with oo normalb a second Hank Aaron's two-run seventh reboWld and take ott down the acortrw.. night game had couldn't come tW with lnntng homer ott Bob Gibson court on the attat:k." I .VW 1001 lorwer than 22 (tfOUnder and it was aU gave Atlanta a :J..l lead but 'The way It looked from 'Ole before. _ _ .. Roger Marls' two-run double In opposing coach's bench was the Pltchblg llle1 hoPed he was golilg for the the eighth tied it. Dll MaxvW way it looked troin tile stands. As the Pitchers .Pla,,'' Met manager th81l OOubled in the lOth and Boston just couldn't be beat cbmlnated the action- a said liter the KIDlt\ .. it Pinch • nmner Dick Simpson Monday night as it downed that is starting to like It hit the edge o~, ·the scored on a slngle by .Pinch- Philadelphia 122-104 to keep in iiiCh•edand skidded, 1 think he hitter John Edwards off Pat contention lor the National ltt it.'' Jarvis, Basketball Association's East~ Ties 1..4Jnpst Decision Th" Itl~ers had scored just em Di.visloo championship. The game tied the mark for one run In their Orst four The Joss cut the 76ers' edKe tn lon&est ~~:ame ever pla,yed to ~~:ames but Jim Lefebvre hlt a the best-of-seven com,petitl.on to decision-· the 2+-~ Phi-- three-run homer Jn the ninth to 3..2 with the next pme in ""'oli>l1'1s ·Boston contest on belt Plttsburgll. Bob Veale had Roston oo Wednesday. II a 1, 1906. The lotwest giRle bllllked the ftldgers on one-hit seventh game Is necessary, it 26 lmlll(!S was J~ed on M03' unW tlley rallied In the ninth will be J)l~ed Fridll)' nl&hl at uno wheu Bolton and and Lefebvre beat him. the Spectrum here. Russell said he had no words Of inspiration for the Celtic& before the game . Tbe Malp Marauder goll 11 1 just told them to go out team scored Ito sixth consecutive there and play the kind of Win ol the IOI&On JC' Joandll,y deloallng Pt. P1euant and - n By United Pro88 lnterostlooal National 1eque li>I.cll3' at I b o Pomeroy goll American l.eque W. L Pet. GB c:ourae. W• L. Pet. GB Jlou•• I .833 PEPITONE OUT ~ Moll& cloWIIed IronS 0 I,OOO St. Louis 4 1 .800 NEW YORK (UP0-Joe Pep~ 1 roo I~ and tile BIB Black IJnlt. 3 ,750 Plttsburlh 3 2 .600 I~ tone or the New York Yankees 2 2 ~00 sten I~ • 3\0, l't. PIOIIIIII Sin Francisco 3 2 .600 11h had his le!t arm Jlsced In a 2 2 JIOO clownedlrollloo 11-1. Chic"tlll 2 2 .500 2 light caot Mondoy alter ouller2 Total scores for the match 2 ~ 214 New York 2 3 .400 21.1 lng a "airline fracture of ••e 2 2 .500 2\2 Los Angelos nro'lia!IJi wttiin97, pt. Pl-. % 3 .400 21 len el~ on Sunday. "' 4 1 IIUII wltll 143 and 467, 2 3 • 00 3 Atlanta 2 3 .400 2h The centerfielder will be out Medalllt ilr the match WIS the 2 3 .400 3 CinclrKlati 1 3 ..250 3 tor at least three week&, Maurodorl' Jlmoey AodoriOIIo York I 3 ,2$0 3'iJ Pl!llldoli>hla I 5 .167 4 a oonlor, who shot rounds olll C~lcll!o 0 3 .000 4 Monda:'• Besults and 33 lor a flbulouo 74.lt wu !lonciO.Y'• Rasolts St. lmds i Atlonts 3, 10 Ins. tile lowest acore ahot by any 7 C&lUorall 0 Los Angelea 3 Pittsburgh 2, goller eomt>OIIng 1n Iloilo match 6 Now York 3 nlgbt this aiaiJOBo Boston, ppd., rain Houston 1 New York 0, 24 ins., The scor11w Ill' threesomes: 6, Baltimore 3, ni&Jtt ni&Jtt Tom lloCrane (l) 42 • II· 83, pmes &cho.Ued) (Only games scheduled) Gtol"JII lloWH&O (PP) 5-11-80, Today'& Problble Pltcltors Todoy's Probable Pitchers Pat 9ory (&() 43-38-80. CWon-lol!ft record In paren- (Won-Loat record in paren-Bob Anderaon (I) 37 • II • 78, tlleses) Dick JackSOn (PI') 46-43-811, Bill (All Tlntos Esrl (All Ttmos Esr) Hackett (M) 4tJ.3&.78. Detroit (WU&OD Il-l) at St. lmdo (BrUaa I.()) at Joll CUck (I) $~~10:;, lUll 11-0), 1:30 J>,m, Adanta (KaiJ,y 11-1), 8:05 p.m. Biker (PP) 4a.t&-90, Jim ADOaldand (Hunter 11-1) at New l'hlladoiJIJia (L J..,kson 0-1) deraon (I() 11-3~74. O'otor&OII 0-0), 2 J).ln. at Los AJvelo• (([aklch 11-0) 11 J1u4V Rambortoo (l) 46-4~95, (Horton 11-1) st ' REPAY ONLY Berry CUio (PP) U-4~3, Jell Cl'lant M), 2:15 J>,m. CJnciMiti {Arrigo 11-0) al Burt (II) 44-411-84. <OnlY _., scheduled) Clrlc"tlll (.Jeoklno !..()), 2:30 p.m. 126.67 A MO. ·" ..,_.,..r 24 INNINGS NEW YORK ••••• 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 ooo- 0 U 1 HOUSfON, , .... 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 001-1 11 1 Seaver, TlU"lor (1.1), Koonce UZ), !:ilort (1.2), Selma (13}• JsokiOfl Utl, Frisella U7), Rol!r (22) and Grote; WU1011o Bushardt Uol, Coombs U:O, Rs.r Ut), IUaslngame (21) and King. WP-IUaslngamo (!..()). OP-Rohr (11-1~ :!:",!~ ~~eve~ ~.:a :; :::::~!:'.:::::::>.::::::>.:w.::::::::~~:::::i::-::-:~:;:::-::o:::•:o::;;:::o:::::::o:o:o:o:•:•:o:o:=:•::::::::~::::::::::~::::::::::::::::x::::::::::::::= throush hia l11s· Monday 1n enc1 the longest night - • and the longest contelt-ln bUeblll htatory. The ...,,roo Aotros and matched uroeo IDr oeemod llka lorever boloro . A.........,..., il"OIIIIdor lki&Jpecl . throu8h Weta• legs to Norm lllller. Who jumped tile plate to make it fro~ tldrd base ill the last thl 2-Ith bmtna· It ~~:ave U1 incredible 1-0 victory In a siX hour and llx minute marathon that 111ded at 1:37 a.m. In Clark, Hal~ DeWeese Top Clms bie8-MOiiday &UEST EVANGELIST ~od I. Sl'EPHEN c. Cl.AllK, 'VALEllcr<lRIAN • drama, Each . _ iOt a )lot one hit over tho to third three times first nlnl inllina:s and two hits tile Aotro1 Rnall,y acored In 10 lnnlngo. Astro starter U>n tlto Mot> loaded tile - · WUoon-tllo Aotros used live tho 12tll and the Aotros had 1 Jltchora and 17 ~~er•- droma; dullne" and -but most of all. It was ~~ nlgbtmare lor AI Wels, ·;:::. Wets, the utlllcy lnftelder tho Now York Meta wllo Presi· dent JohnBOR, accutlng Hanoi of Jnalncerlcy In Its elloris 1n star1 peace negotiatl.ons, meets today !':.:-: 11~~"':!_~ t~ w~';.me ·: : : : : :;:~; :-:+.:-:-:-:·:~:~:·:-: : -:·:·:-: : :·:·:·:-: ~: ; : ~; :; : : :;: : :;:;:;:;:;:;:;: :;.: :;.: : : : : : : ;:;: : : x: : :x~: : : : : : ;-; who like I lot ol action- 18 there were oo1y 11 hits on were only brlel mom111t1 oach side. starter Tom Seaver :~ Craig Slagle SUNDAY APRIL 21 IQWtosc~~:,~~~:.:u':e Baseblll•a longest night lllled l'ltll momento o1 _... Chloe R. Fink Dies Tuesday WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 s:;~.:r:: :t;t.· (Continued !rom page I) trlbution facllities for north and Rutland JUgh Schools, New York west urban and rural phone usblamCKI for permitting seconcbP Clothing House in Pomeroy; ers here. Mallyothercableexpan· Western Auto Store, Middleport, ry considerations to sabotage (Contlmledlrom page I) sion projects are planned for and the Rutland Department any possibility of negotiations.. The larger question puzzling 1969 througlll971. Store. Final date to purchase tictioo IS Kin€& assassin. Line and terminal additions are Jn81V officials concerns the There is no warrant tor Galt. kets I s Monday, April 22. also schemled. Terminations for motives behind Hanoi's sudden Gilt's abandoned car, found addiUonai calllng patlls 1n Ath· willingness to talk. in an Atlanta housing .Project, ens, Syracuse, Letart Falls, Some officials believe that the fits the descriPtion of one seen Pl>rlland, Raelne and Rutland are __ pullback of main Coree North ........... -· ...:r~ 1,. ~ ....~118 ,,.. set ror installation this year. ' " Vretnamese divisions 1D recent lrom11bel'e the litilshot 'li'as Keatley indicated this year's weeks may be related to a ttred at Ki.ng Aprll t. Improvements are part of Gendesire for negotiations. bard. Rooming houae manager P~ eral or Ohio's more than $2SRACINE _ RaJph Badgley, ter Nicholas Cherpes talked Craig D. Slagle, 68, ColummUlioo statewide conlltruction Charles Alldre, Robert E. Cl.. with newsmen Monday. He bus, former Gallia Counl;y State program. The company serves land. earlier denied be knew Galt. Representative and a part-owner more tllan 350,000tolepllonesand MIDDLEPORT - Kermeth Jm. Describes Boarder of the Ben Franklin Store in llas facilities in 70 or OhiO's bodBn. D81bert MurrlQ', BrowCherpes, wbo said the Fm Pomeroy, died unexpectedly at I 88 counties. n1o V~i!. Paal R. Jloudesholt. asked hlm mt 1n 1101 lll)'lhlog 3:30 J.m., Monday at his horne, Olloe R. Fink, 73, Rutland, COUncU's primary emeern in Max ~vis, Lloyd Hanis, )(ath.. lbout Gilt, &lid ul kmllf his 5300 Riverside Drive, Colum- died this mominK in Holzer Hos-the changeover is the ract that 1')'11 Dennis, Milton Hood. name. He came here, that man, bus. SP-4 JACOB HOLMAN pital. Mrs. Fink, before retire- fire and emergency calls given MINERSVILLE _ Stacie Af.. Aug. 26, 1967, and left Oct. 7.'' Services llfill be conducted at ment, was a eook at LltUe' s Res- w tile OJ>Or&lnr will be accepted nold, Floyd E, Hendricks, Clara CJ'Ierpes described Galt as a 2 p.m., Thursdlu' at the WaugfJtaurant In Rutland. tn Athensandtherepossiblycould Holman Serving in UcJntyre, Herb Mcintyre, Clar- ,.Dittt' dresser wOO alw~s HaiJey~Wood Funeral Home in fJ!e is BUrvtved by five da~ ­ be a mix-up in dle specific locaene:e MtJntyre. paid hie room rent on time. GalliiJolis. Burial wtli be in ters, Mrs. Irene Fixler and Mrs. A talk on llrst aldando domoJ>o tion unless speclal precautions Frankfort Forces 4 BUrLAND - Harold ltiat. ~He dldn't 1111 DUJC:h about Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends Margaret Sl.lclluk, both of Rutt- are taken. KeaUey assured COWl· stratlon on moutl1 • to • mouth Howard BJrclllleld, Rs.r Blrcll- his lamiJ;> allalrs, only tllat he 11180' call at tile funeral home be. man, Ohio; Mrs. Frances Darn- ell an possible caution wlll be resuscitation w&J given b¥ cto.... Sp-4 Jacob s. Holman, Jr., fleld. was divorced," Cherpes &ald. · tween 2..4 and 7-9 p.m., Wednesleo Logar and Bob Davis st ell, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Bet- taken by the operators to get aon ol Mr. and Mn. Jacob S. I!EEOOVILLE - Gront Smllh. "He only talked sbout tile day, cy Strait, Merrltla leland, Fla., the exact locations of any type Holman, Sr., Racine, is serv~ Thursdo.Y night'• meetlni! ol the \ LONG BO'ITOM- Mra.. &llan weadler, never about politics or and Mrs. Eva McKinney, Rut- emergency tllat mlgbt be Jlloned Jng wltll the u. S. Aroey In Frank· Br&<bory P,T.A. at the el.....,. ( E. Piaott. Ada Bissell, Howard rae ill problems. •• land; three brothers, Russell Lit- tllem. tarysellool. • lllrt, Germany. Parker, Yra. Riehard Barton. Cherpes said in Selltember Neipp of Toledo tle, RD 1, Middleport; Terry, na1ng the busi.Msa aession a In other actlvU;y, counctl: A gratilate of SOuthern High Richard Barton. Galt received a prepaid package oomUJat1ng com.mtttee was namAUlens, and Veroon, of Middle- . - Authorized the fire depart- School, Racine, In ~ !967, NEWHAVEN,W, VA-Elmer ln the mall from ChiCII!:Oo The Leaving port; 18 grandchildren, and two ment to prepare speciflcatloos Holman entered the armed fore~ ed to Present a slele ol olll- , Wood, ""''ge w. Roush, DorwJn package weighed sbout 2$ great..grandchUdren. oers at the Mal' 9 moodng. On tor a new fire truck, to oost es oo June 25, 1967. He underD. Clark, Garry Gibbs. oounds and was about two leet COLUMBUS (UP!) - MoFuneral services will be conthe conunl.ttee are Mra. Laura went basic training at F o r t !EXTER - Pauline llollldoy. loll!! snd 1 loot wide, Cloerpes NeiJp o1 Toledo "probably will ducted Thursday at 1 p.m. from approximately $23,000. Mayor The group made llnal '''"" Harrison, Mrs. Lornine v..,, PT. PLEASANT- Carol KJw, said. !Pt" as Democratic state chalr- the Martin FUneral Home with Charles Lepr explained the fire- Jacksoo, s. c., and completed for ..Meet )'our Candidate•• pot. and )Jrs, Thelmo GUea. j WESI' COLUMBIA. W. VAIn October, Galtpald Cherpes man tn May, published reports the Rev, WUbut' Beaver offtct. men wlll pay for the chassis and a course in field radio work luck c!IMor 1n be hold April 26th Plans were made ror a bake tile remaining amount 100uld be at an electronlcs sthool at Fort at 6:30 J.m. In tile Pl. Plaasliar)' )l)erfer, Betty stewart, 1 week's rent In advance, then stated today. atlng, Burial will be in Gravel paid trom a 1 mill levy cur- Gordon, Ga. He was second In ont Jr. Hlglt School caleterla &ale w be held on uy·u st tile . Clovis IkJerfer, Joe stewart. left. sa.ylng he wu going to The report, by Scrtpps-HowH I I l Cemetery, Cheshire. rently In ellect lnd up lor re· the class in schola.dic stand- on Olllo River Road. The p>bllc waatem Auro eo. In MlddllllOrt. . HAifl'FORD. W.VA.- Gar- Moblle, Ala.• to seek 11.:iob. ard Newspapers, said Eugene Friends ma.y call anytime Wed- newal In November of this year. Ing, having groduated !rom tile Is Invited 1n attend and bring The attendance banner wu won 1llld Gibbs, Denver Gibbs, HuChfrpes said he never saw "Pete" O'Grady, state headnesday. Logar said H would take about radio training class on March a covered dilh. Mrs. Louise Jeo tile oecond ,redo. It was an- j bortr-P•stte-r•ao•n.------•G•al•t•ogeln.--------, quarters executive director, will 1-l'h year tor the truck to ar- 19. Musgrave Ia chairman ~ the OOWICed 111a1 tho llolp Coonl1 ·be recommended to the n e w BOARD TO MEET His address is !!P-4 Jacob S. affair end •Mra. R. W. Elhe- CouncU o1 Parents and Teacll- 1 rive after being ordered. state chairman by Nel.pp when The Southern Local board of oro will moot oo Ml¥ 2, - Diacusaed the wall at the Holman, Jr., RA 11705086; Co. naur is co-chairman. he resigns. educstloo will meet In regular second 1rade room mothers B 143d Sll!oai Bn., APO New Committees are: Flower arsession Wednesday evening at loot o1 Lincoln lUll tllat has • Hl"Yed relreslononts loiJowlng created aposslblehazardousebn- York ~039. ranaemart - Mro. Gall Fairea, RECEIPTS NafED 7:30 at Southern ~ S<Mol. the mooting. dttion tor motorists. Mayor Le-Mrs. L, w. Getcy, Mrs. t.Ydla Sales tu ln Meigs County for gar said Robert ~les has aMarch, this year. rotaled $22r MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Uarence E. Hill Admitted - Mrs. Lela Eas- greed w pay $300 Joward re060.85 com~>ared to $13,780.79 THO for March, 1967, according to terday. Racine; Samuel Slsaon, DWJVal ol .... wall and .... village will have the work done, Is a rewn Crom State Treasurer Reedsville. GUAIUNTEES RENDJ'AL Discharged - Etha Gardner. U four workers wlll sign re~ John D. Herbert. Pre. Clareaee E. lUll, SOil On Car, ~ Heollh and Life leaaea tllat tile town will not be or Mrs. Florence Hill, Racine, responsible lor llal>illtleo. ln~ui"IJIKii at:ro~~·the-board! " - Approved the mayor's re~ and the late Jerry Hill is now For many· years Nationwide has oflered guaranteed Mrv1nB near DaNang In VietJ)Orl ol M37.90 lor Marc:h. rc'newal on Health and Ute Insurance. Now, effec- Approved an ordinance to nam. tive May 1. we will oller an Important new familY• Pfc. Hill entered the army permit tile slate department or security lirst by adding both Auto lnauran~ and on June 21, 1967, He unlierM!IOt ADMISSlONS Lel1helt, Pomeroy; Clare~K:e D. blillw~• 1n blackto)> tile road Homeowners to our guaranteed renewal .ervlce. Mrs. Jolin E. lloo<:k, 10 Old Adams, Rt. 2 Raclnej Mr1. Chloe . - r tile POmeroy-Maooobrldgo training at Fort Jackson, S, c., This meAns your Au,to and Homeownera pro~o~ and Fort Sill, Okla. He loll IDr Fon Tralli Mrs. Estill Mevins, R. Fink, Rutllnd; Mrs. Darrell at no cost to the village. T h e w\11 be ~uarartteed renewable lor five years. It I 162 Fourth Ave.; Randall L E. J!adsley, Rt. 2 Racine; Linda rood, llowever. will be tile Ill· VIetnam on March 12. A 1966 not com~ll<&ted. First, of eourse, you mUJt have a Hnr u.J• liftlll man of Qod, with a pr.ltOr.. heart of love ture responolbll~ oltlleVtllap. &prtng graduate o1 Soutllern Hl&h Green, 4 Allen Dr.; Mrs. l.ecta valid Lou Han>er, Hamdeo; U>oald U, Ueen10 lor ea<h driver In your bouBebol4 ,to and • bumJnl seal to wtn lhe ~,oR to ChrJd. .. Relllaed a bW ol $1.25 Sehool ln Raelne, his addreaa . M. Gardner, 38 &Dithers St.; Wooclrull, JackiOfl; Jolin H. Bolj, renew auto J!l"Otectlon. S..ond, In both A~to •.1114 I~< Pic. Clarence P. lUll, US submitted b¥ llorotiiY Noutzllnr, :t.lra. Thomas J, Saunders, Rt. 1 Homeowners. you rieed only pay your premlumllrontcmi Mrs. Vernon L. Turve)', WBD!IJB811Af 1:11 - SVNDAY SCHOOL NIGHT 51&78661, A Blry., 33rd Arb'., Crvwn City; Sherman W, K-. Ironton; Kath'7ll J, Jerrell, Rt. Peacock-St., lor claontng dull wlth policy forms and rateB In elfect at renewalAPO San Franciaco, 96490. ftRJIII)Af 1:11 - PAC • A • PEW NIGIIT and we'll keep you covered. Note: 'Ibis pliq lt .oew per, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Harry R. 1 RJpley, W, Va.; Mra. Clther- tllat &ottled on her houao !rom the road. Smltll, Rt. 1 GallJpollsj Mary ine L. Trout, ::lJencer, W, Ve.~ and not available In some B\lteo " Say ~Guaran­ nJDAY 1:H - FAMILY NIGHT - Dlacusaed tile cable TV ,... Jo Anna Wogan. Rt. Z Crown Edward S. Colley, Zaloskl; W~ teed Renewal" whe~ you Clll the man froll) NaUot> 1&1\JDAY 1:11 - PAC· ·A • PEW NIGHT Cit)'; Mrs. Henry V, Sleline, Rt. Uam R. Enos, Ravenswood; Mri!. tollti&lo 1m I'OmlrOJI wltll Kesiwide. II you're already one of our 50\'llflll mlllton IIJND.n' 11:15. 1:11- CBIJaCII LOYALTY lUNDAY IO.Y oltlle Til.,.,_ Co. KeA11e1 2 GIIUpolls; James Hall., Kanau- Leland D. Groen, Allllnl'· pollcyholders, .your guarantee atarta , Vli:Tl!~l!f~MQRIAL lndlealed tllo tolt)lhono COIIIPaJll' BliUHS , ga; Homer E. Morgan, Rt. 1 On Ul. . HOSPITAL 'Auto guarantee applloa alter .ooch polte,. laln,oflect 80 Gallll>oll•; Leslie Smat~ Rt. 1 Mrs, T~oJ,~s,Rt. eouid IUJI.Plf llnol lor a private Aclmltted - Mary llwnblln, days (55 days in Mich., 90 4a11 In N.Y.) . ' ;1. Crown . City; Mrs. Carl w.· I Crown C!Q', cia~, 3t33 a, llrm IUJI)llylna tile oll!ltal•· Pomeroy; Olestor !ioleldo, Lo- · IPICLUi IIVIIC UCB NIGIIT ... Auto guirsntee lveila~le tn D.C. and ~t•tei, eut ~ - APt>rove<t membership ol tart, w. va.; Norma Plliu, Ka~ Beaver, Eureka Star Itt.~ WU.. m. Mondo.f; Mrs. JohiNl. .Kerr, tile Ml"loalppl 'IXOOPt Mo... , N.C., &.C.. Vl./ 1{•. Vo. Uam J. strlckl... pt. Pleasant; m lUlda Dr., son, 7o17 a.m. Mike Haaqn, Jim Noutzllng and nauga; Randy Oliver, Rutland;· andWio<. v . '· ··>. "• ~ Homeownen 1\Uir&nte~ qof.·1 &'(aiJabJt, ln "JitC,, ~~1y1,, 'l Michael D. uuoHII, Pt. Pl.,.. Mondo.!'; Mrl!. Cor! w. Beaver, Bob Bowon In tllo volunteer Ore Vlrglnta Gropn, Middleport; w. Va. and Wlso. . · sant.: Albert R. lll<o, Rt. 2 Leon, Eureka star Rt., i1auiJotor, I ~1 department. 1 . Zlta Nleri, Middleport; Lettie · Attendln.l were Mayor Legar, W. Va.; Mrs. Mary L Byus, a.m. Tueldljo. !ioellleld. ~racuoe. Clerk Edns Schoenleb and Counpt. Mark R. Fowler, ~ARGES Discharged - Berl\loo Nlch· Weot Charles E. PowMlcllael T. Faulknor, Mrl!. ellmen Les Fultz, Franklin Riz- olson, Creaaa JenldnlOR, George Ferry; Mn. Mary llolvtn T. Hood, Mro. Ruiuo Rfl- er. Don ColOns, RO)' Reutzer Nlclnsky. Slltl All PAl-·IIIKIPOIJ ' ; CUIIord A. . noldl, and Voyd C. ~lock, Jr. and Lou Poulin. at the Middleport, Pomeroy and ' ift Of Insincerity wltll hlo military commanders In tile Pacific to assure continued U. S. military strengtll In VIetnam. 'lbe meeting COJhes on the. heels of an IWlOWlcement by.the President , _ his arrival Monflwr of the United States and d~ t11at Hanoi has yet w om. ciall,y reply to any of the la~lt Its allles, This is bound to mean u. S. sugge.Uons for possJble conflicting pressures on Pres- sitos 1n bealn )>1"ellmlnary J>OOCO ident Johnson as he seeks to negotiations. uAs of now," the President decide )ust bow far w go In the told 81!1Veral thOUsand Honolulu ellort to get Haml w agree w In the past seven years, ....-· . · By srEIV ART HENSLEY WASIIINGTON (UP!)- PrratJons tor inittal peace talkS with North Vietnam come at a time when some toP mUltaey olll<:lals are clabnlng the! the tide ol war has fioally turned In &lydtr IUCceeded his own col. lege coaeh, the late J. W, Trautwein as head basketba:ll coa.cli at Ohio Unlversl.ly ln 1949. A former Ali-<JUo basketball pl!lYer at canton McKlnlll)' ~ School In 1939, SD.rder matricula~ to Ohlo bO)" tune segment Including. Col- ball and assistant football coach oredo Trail laaturlng vocally at canton Letunan ~ Scllool Marilyn Crouse and Jolm Llale: fOI' a year before entering the Dave Anderson on the guitar; mllltary service. He returned to theae posts 1n 1945, following hls discharge. &\yder returned 1n Ohio Uni- ' pard,es were lilclu~ as defendants. Of War Effort ban"""' Be Done, OJ)Iritualo, apMllng tllat portloa. WeeJ O'WUiow, wltll Pat Stullar as soloist will oomJ)Iete ......gment. 9tow tunes will include .!llmmor Time, M.r Man Gone, wltll CathY Graham a1 soloill:; 'Ibe,y Call .... Wind Marla, witll - ard HudiOII as baritone aoloiat, and 01' Man River, with Ned Frazier as baritone soloist. Um Rei Ill !rom Madam But· torll,y will be lneloded 1n )IOint up the role of opera In mualc. Ill CCiltrast will be a c:ow- .: . " husband. Jo&fllhlne Flsl1ell ol Wtotera.W. ·~ u bolll ~ and wUo ol Robert Fishell. . ,. ,-.,.. 910 eontl!llded Iter huibaod's conBdtutlonal rights w..-e Wila;. ed ill' denial ol equal Jroteetlon or tile iaw lnd ill' ctenlol ollll& rlghto w duo J"!!e" o1 ~ law, ZaneaYille PoUc~ t:hlol """~ . L. Ho41;aon, tfle public · setecy dlrectm', four pollee omcers, t1R;t desk sergeantB, and a tavern owner and bartender', and l:iondlnl como, U.S. on Top Jim Snyder, head ba..-u coac:h at Ohio Unlverslll', will be -'<01'1 at tllo Moll& ~ Sellool ba..-u wldc:h baa been set for 7 p.m. onTh:ursdoy. AJ>ril 2$. Ellzall Rock and Sooa All WUI • Brass Holding Enemy Accused ·Crippled Cblldren's Aslll.. · News Briefs (cODIIniiOd liom.Pog9"1) basketball 1 know capable of.'' NEW YORK (UP!) Joe Boston played even better .. K!Iw" Roman, 190 Puerto 1 than Russell had asked. 1be CelUcs made 16 ot 26 shots Rico, OU1PQinted Al Singletary, from the fteld in the final 184, New York (8). q.w1er to J:'lll away while the 76ers went completely cold and made only seven or 29 attempts. Philadelphia sank only three of its first 22 shots In the last _period. Matt Guokas ot the 76ers seared a field goal to open the final stanza ·and cut Boston's edge to 84..83 Then the Celtlcs rattled olf si~ points in a row for a 90-83 margin and kept Increasing the advantage with Sam Jones John Havlteek and Don Nel~ netting most of the points. Jones finished wUh 37 points tops for Boston while Havlicek had 29. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 28 points and Hal Greer hod 20. J. ; Jell Webb M-47·101 (l), Jolin Berney (PI') M..f5-10l,BobPrld- ill' (M), ll..ftl-111. MeJ.a• holt& Ironton today. •' ' Reds Hope To End ..,, ~~~~W:edno~atsdo.Y'• Gomes lllone- at Detroit at Bolton at Ookland, nl&ht York at Calllornta. ni&ht (OnlYWednosdQ's games acheduled) Gomes = • or tep11 IOODel' Jl you wilh. It's up to you. Empire's new furnace is slimmer, trimmertakes less space In your home. Blower is quiet operating, and provides adequate power so that air conditioning may be added later. New steel heat exchanger gives you more efficient, lower cost heating. 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"' atlOD. 2 3 .400 "I" ..., a thr_,.e losing streok Tile tournament, wbleh will be West thlo altl>moon when they moot Jlqed Aug, 111-12, wW earey u W. L Pc~ : tllo Chlcqo Cub• at Wrl&il3' LPGA r"'ord Orot Jrlze o1 4 0 1.000 ~ · Field. .4,1:15. 0 4 .ooo • Lelthlnder Gerry ArrlsJ>, ID 1-.c~Jn<:hed aeries lltr ....... · · lui ....... r v~ ..... •I was IIIMI(IOr ~"" Brt&IOI'o FOUIUH CASUALTY -n-.. a Raoulta 2 ' cllolce to c1ue1 rllbtllandor F,.,. PHILA!ELPIDA (UP!)- Tha iBo•lon 122 PhlladoJ.phla 104 IJUIOI! J - who alroallr "'*na Plllladolplll& Flforl· oul!end Tue&doy'& Games 0110 Olctory 0;.... Clnclnnlll lids tllelr lourth JlaJoll caouoltJ Pille& &cheduled) llondal" whan It woo loaroed that loll wln(l Clauclo LoFOl"JII SANI"O DOIIINGO, U>1bt IIUOIIll not even a week will odlo Tuesdo.Y ntgllt's caa . Ret>ubllc (UP!)- Carloo old and 'alroaol)o the Reds hive stonlol C19 1111111 llaln&t the Ortiz of New York to LOANS UP 10 $2000 thrll ol their ''blr! lour" PltcJt. St. ·Louis BlueS. · to •lin todt.Y to deland hio · ars oldollned wltll allln(l armo. • ThiiY are Jim ~. lilll LoForp oullerod a mUd world ll&lltwelgbt c-ton&l!l> ' - - - - - - - - concussion 1n Sa"...._ "'"""• l(lalnst Too Crua ol tile ' • q_, and Gary Nolan, game that loft tile Blua•· wltll o • to !oct. hll - CIPtlonod out W series teed. Odlor Filers 1o tile mlnoi"l unW hlo arm lullckod out ol Octloo were • lloalo. Thl Reds ...... 1n Groll., GIQ' U>nthoelor• An Strl)~Ua Slmoa Nolet. • 't SEE BILL CHILDS • Have aa loni 11 25 monthl llousroo at Plttsburlh SIP Fruclsco at New York Chlcqo at Atlanta, ni&Jtt Los Angeles st Pldla., ni&Jtt St. Louis at ClnciMatl, ni&Jtt Want the Best Car and Homelnauranoe For the Premium• You Pay? · • lOW FOR YOU !'• Flgllt Rasults United Press Jntematlonel PH!LADELPffiA (IJJ'0-1.. mael ~ 13$, P&niDia, ._... Rud Anderson, 138, Pbtladeli>lda UO). By SAN JUAN, P.R. {IJJ'O-Two Cruz, 1361h, rtlmintcan Relmblica, outPointed Jullo Viera. they're 136'/a, Vanezuela UO). $500.~ ,. Bobcats Drop HT. Nine 11-2 All· SUn® §Astros N'ip Mets 1-0 In .f C11J- - - - - - - -:Statt- - - Allrllhd tP.flll- ltl 111Qdlm flllriY "'"' ' MOTQR~s · . P h o n • - - - - -- - - - - - - - Dlro<flonoto homo'- - - - -- - - · - - - CIII your _,.II Aahland ,I:J.Gao'lulk Plont foro,,.. . homohalltngaur..y. · .· · ,, ' ' \' ;. l ' RIPI.EY, 1", Vlt.," �.'. .. ! ' . •• ' • ' 3 - TheilaDl' Sentinel, MlddiOIIOrl-l'<>moroy, .\ilrUU, 11168 > ' ,. 1- ' - . !!'!.llaiiJ ~ ~~. A11~. 16. 19fiR ('Jicdr~ . Ch~rale . iii<:..~ at virle!l Program Revealed Eddie Roark ontllollrlllaodbaol!. and Bob Bootwl<k ....... trum. pot. Cool Water, will coliiJ>lele tllo IIO<IIon, aloag wltll Blaol< Jllemoo will :.lio. ""~~""~¥' bJt 1he Rio Grande . ~ lind Cboo"alo when thoY .,.. ,,sOi'ltl'· JliiO" .In <OOcort at s ,.m. oo ~. Ajlrll 27. at tile Pollio· 11 the COlor. • 1"01 JlloiOr High School. ., ~ Twin CIQ' Sluine Club ,. Will . banjo ond ball will be lealured <:11 "•udlence tavorites.·~ Maa and IUo World, will comt>lete the eoneert. Accompanl.st for the choir and The Chwale trio Jolm Uole, chorale, the latter ol2t vol.cea, BUitar; Ancleram m banjo and Is Rlc:hard UUOn. BUIW. and Walter Brown oo IIJIIOi,OO< tile concert wltll .. ~~ tct go to the Aladdla ' ~\' ·• ..,. Banquet Speaker for Marauders is Snyder 'lbe 53-voice cllolr, directed ill'' -lyn ROll, vocal and Jn. 11n1menta1 dlrecror o1 RIo Grande Colleae, will .,.n tile pracfam with a segment endt. . }!d. History ol Mual< Develop· '"-..iieit. ilclucled will be, Let 1bere Be Peaet, Ave Verum, Beetho..,•a Hallelll)ah (!.loont ol OlIves), Ode w Joy, Sanctus wltll l4t1e Roark 811 tenor 8Dlo1Jt, .llld Alleluia! All Glory Be 1n God. ftltrltual and lolk will make UJ> tile next segment witll ' University and wound up oo the Bil Dutc:bmao'a" 1940-41 team 11 two or tllree games. meaningful negotiations. Public otlnion here and abroad against cont1ruatlon ot the contlict constitutes a &lyder was a baake1ball guard and forward and also a star powerful torce impelling the President to eonwromi.se as halfback ln his undergraduate much as he safety can in an which were numeraup in the N&.. tiODSI lmltallonal Tounamontat Madison Square Garden, wl101lng COACH SNYDER days at Ohio U. Following grad. uatloo be became head basket- dme to basketball in 19S8. Blood (Coatlnued !rom- I) POMEROY - Dave Keller, IM.vid Hendricks, Walter Couch, lbrpret M. Daniels, Blll Nease. CecU Hy&ell, Howard logan, Har~ Van Vranken. Gary Srnith, U>rotby U>uglas, Mrs. Everett Batoi!. llovld KDblaotz, JeanWiJ>. don, Betcy Wills, Harlan Wei>,.., L"onHwmeJ,Keonot~tWelsh, Leroy welsh, Edward Bell, Rol>ert w. Vauglm, Wllllam R. ADdlraon, Kathle611 Wella, KenDeth Harris, klla Ho111ell, Eloise Roush, Paul Cllper, Harry L. a-"-· ~•·• G• R. u.u.v.Jt Romer B• .:~~u.•.u,. TIJ.lmpson, James L. McHaaie, Jack E. Sullg, Wllliam Radford, lll<llard Eblln. c • •• SYRACUSE- Robert Wingett, Mrs. Arletta Pickins, Oris Hu~ versity in 1946 as assistant baSketball and assistant 1~1 coach and took over tile run cage reins in 1949 Mien Trautwein was forced to retire <be to ill health. He was backfield coa~!h in football until he gave up all grid duties 1n devote IIIII eluding two - ioitrooli: . HONOLULU (IJPO - in~ successful trips to NCAA cage toomey as the MAC representative, Snyder's teams have been 111-85 high amongmajqr college teams over that per- etrort to test the Communists' slncor!Q'. strong MUitary Position At the same dme. the imProved mUUary situation untbubtedly wUI lead some of his advisers to urge that he remain tough on the grounds t11at Hanoi has been butt Iod. He is one or 21 athletes hon- enough to mike lt more ored in the <llio University's agreeable tD talking on reasona- Athletic Hall of Fame, initiated in 1967. He hilS a record of 254 wins and 195 losses 0\'er the past 19 yeai's. Tickets for the banqttet, at $1.75 each, MBJI' be purchased ble tsnns. rne assumPtion here has been t11at, deiii>lto Jockeying over just where to make initial "co• tact&," the United States and North VIetnam l'lnaiiY would get together someplace because neither would wu.t to be Galt ~ residents and a number or antiwar demonstrators at Iolanl Pal- ace, 14 we have no response or comment from Hanoi - other than radio statements - about any ot the locations that we have suggested." PLAYER DRAW TONIGHT Boys League managers are to meet tonlgbt al7:30 In 1nWn hall In Middleport to conduct the an. nua1 player draw in preparation Cor the summer seaaon. The name Thomas means "twin" and was originally ap- D.t: : :.. ~ ;~:;:~d e ~et rwm:r_;:_ down at the plate Pr. PLEASANT - Tile vat... dlcrorlan. salut&Wrlln and llo,.. orarlan ol tho 1968 graduating class ol Point Plessant Hlih SchoOillavo be,.. n11111ed IC' Clw>les Withers, .PrinciPal. Valodlcrorlln Is Slfl>heo Carl Clark. son or Mr. and Mrs. Foilrest Clark of 3011 Parish Ave., who has a 4.0 average. He ts vi~&i)resldent of the National Hooor Soclecy, and a member of the board of directors or ~ dent CouncU, Key Club, The.. piAns and TAP, and senior bancL He Is also president of the Point Pleasant Junior Volunteer Fire Ilq>artment, JartlclPated In both Junior and Senior pl~i, and was the winner of tht state o. G. Hall o1 2410 Mt. Vemm Ave. s.e hll a 3.947 ·average. Lynda Is a member ol the ()b. Kan stall, PoP Club, Koyettos, Thoi!Pions, Nallooal llomr $1>cieQt, TAP. Sle is also aecre~ tary ol the Student Council and lla• aweared In botll Junior 111d senior Class pla,ys. A uweek in Washington" winner, Lynda also was 1967 dolegoto w Rhoo clodendr,.. Girls State, and a contestant tor Miss &'lrlngdme thte year. She plans 1n attend West VIrginia Unlverslcy and obtain a degree tn nursing. Site is a ,past Jresldent ol both the Pro&b,ytorlln Youth FeUOwshiJandPI. . sant Vallll)' Jlospltal Can<\v atrlKey Club essay contest. He was Joro. a 1967 delegate to the American Legion Moomtalneor Boys Slate and will sene as a junior counselor st Boys state tills year, Wen has been acc89ted at Georgia lnsdtute ol Tec:lmology where he plans to m-.Jor In eo- plied to one of twins, accord· ing to the Encyclopaedia Bri- . glneerlng. tannica. Salut&Wrlan Is Miss lqnda Hall, dauglltor ol Mr. and Mro. EDDD Homrarlan li Jollull v. V. Weese_ sonof:Mr•.lddlll'i. Ver- · aon Daweese, 231·5 Mt. Vernon Aye,, Wltll an inrage of 3.937, Joshua Is Jrosldenl ol T Undorstudles, 1967 dolerato w American Legion Boys state, member oC National Ronor Socleey, Varolcy Club, PIP Club, TAP, sentor Band, goll team and awoared 1n botll J~> nlor and senior class p~a. He Is seeretaey of tile Point PleaVol-•r Junior Fire V. Jarlll\ont and Jll3'• organ and trumpet with the "Roek'a !buls" Jnslnlneotal combo. Hr. alt<lnds Heights EVB Ctwrch. Joah lias accoPied at West VIrginia Unlve.r&lcy and plans w major In accounting, ·' Believed . •. , .,.. _,,. . ·~ · ~- Responsibilities of Women are Described PT. PLEASANT - Jo Am preaident of the Wayne CoonQ" Young Republican Club and former member of the state GOP El<ecutlve Committee. spoke Mmdoy evening to tile Maaoo Count,y Women's Republican Club. Mrs. ~ara .stated that women have a place in polltlcs and they must look back to the examples set by Slsan B. Anthony, Elizabeth caey Stanton and oth· er courageous women who fought for women' s autlrage, w h 1 c h brought tile rl&ht 1n vote 1n all women In 1920 through the l!Hh amendment to the constltutlm. Along with lido rl&ht <arne tm. p1led rel!pDilsibUittes, am on & which are: the rosponsll>Uicy ol · being lnlormedabouttx>IIUcal sit: uations ln the eommuolt.Y, state · and naUon; thinking and bringing · forth new ideas as tbe;y relate 1n sociO\Y problems; of proposIng ,rogramo and lll)lpOI"IIngcan. didates who espouse the program In whlc:h 'tlley believe; demand· lng better government. atld be· comtng critical of any program, per1011 or Issue wbtch appears 1n be not In tile best J]Oibllc Jn. terest. Ill dosing tile speaker said that women do not want to replace tile men, as they are our ludera, but women must auume IODle of tile burdens lmpoaed upoo those ..mo WGUld live In a free eoclety. ~s, Garland, Mrs. Ra!'mond Musgrave, Mrs. Jo Jolmaon, Mrs. Irene McGrew, Mrs• .io&OJ)hlne ; Lyons, Mr&. lle•sle SllpJ)Ie and Mrs. M&rp lllekard. Reception 1 - Mro. J. G. F. Jollnaoo. Mrs. Mabel Garlach, Mra. Palcy Burdette, Mlas Etta Sle Sturpm, Mra. William Rardin, Jr.; Telephone - Mrs. S. c. WUbalm, Mrs. Mabel Marlh, Mrl. Jaek Mallette, Mrs. c. G, Bauerle, Mrs. Milton .L. Miller and Mrs. Ted Whitelock.. _"' . A soc~al l !ww"i wal lleld lot. lowing the moellng with rolreshmenta served bythebosteaacom~ mlttee, Mro. Tetl Whitelock, Mrs. Robert Jolm&OD and Mrs. Lucy Moreland. REVIVAL SERVICES Near DaNang HOSPITAL NEWS REV. CHARLES LUSHER ·automatlcllbt WIUIAMS & ' Marauder .. Golfers Wm Sixth Pro Standings lro-, I Legar, Davis Give Program At Bradbury 1 + Celtics Win, Keep Faint Hopes Alive :r •" 1 THE FIIST BAPTIST CHURCH Wets, who led oft and went allowed only two hits tn seven only 1-lor-9 Including a ground- lmlngs ond Ito was lollowed by out in the 17ttl l.nn1ng with a Wade Blailngame, who allowed runner on tlllrd, was the Just one hit the final tour uowittlo& goat alter rookie Los lmllw• and got tile win. the elglltll Mot Jltcbor Several JlQers went In and 22nd Mot In the game-got Instant slllllli>s. ROD Sooboda lnro a jam, and Tommie Agee of the Mot• Miller led oft the 24th with a went o.lor-10 and Ken Boswell PHll.ADELPHIA (UPO- Alex onl,v hit the Astros was l..for-10. Ron ~vis was 1- Hannum "To1d it like it was" that inning. He moved to for-10, Aapromonte 0-lor-9 and for the Boston Celtlca. on Robr's balk and after Hal King 1-lor-9 for the Astros. "They came in here with an Wynn w 1 s Intentionally There were also two other uphill figtlt staring them in the the runners moved ~ times piQed In the NaUonal face,'' the 76ers ooaeh said. Rusty Staub's erountbut. League Monday night as st. "They were dedicated. They Pinch-hitter Jotut Bate- Louis edged Atlanta 4--3 In 10 played a Kreat defeJlse, and Houlton. was walked intentionally, lnntngs 1nd Los Angeles beat when they forced us to take bad No had ever gone hit hi& grounder. Pittsburgh ~2. shots they seemed to get every Jomaer 20 lnntngs with oo normalb a second Hank Aaron's two-run seventh reboWld and take ott down the acortrw.. night game had couldn't come tW with lnntng homer ott Bob Gibson court on the attat:k." I .VW 1001 lorwer than 22 (tfOUnder and it was aU gave Atlanta a :J..l lead but 'The way It looked from 'Ole before. _ _ .. Roger Marls' two-run double In opposing coach's bench was the Pltchblg llle1 hoPed he was golilg for the the eighth tied it. Dll MaxvW way it looked troin tile stands. As the Pitchers .Pla,,'' Met manager th81l OOubled in the lOth and Boston just couldn't be beat cbmlnated the action- a said liter the KIDlt\ .. it Pinch • nmner Dick Simpson Monday night as it downed that is starting to like It hit the edge o~, ·the scored on a slngle by .Pinch- Philadelphia 122-104 to keep in iiiCh•edand skidded, 1 think he hitter John Edwards off Pat contention lor the National ltt it.'' Jarvis, Basketball Association's East~ Ties 1..4Jnpst Decision Th" Itl~ers had scored just em Di.visloo championship. The game tied the mark for one run In their Orst four The Joss cut the 76ers' edKe tn lon&est ~~:ame ever pla,yed to ~~:ames but Jim Lefebvre hlt a the best-of-seven com,petitl.on to decision-· the 2+-~ Phi-- three-run homer Jn the ninth to 3..2 with the next pme in ""'oli>l1'1s ·Boston contest on belt Plttsburgll. Bob Veale had Roston oo Wednesday. II a 1, 1906. The lotwest giRle bllllked the ftldgers on one-hit seventh game Is necessary, it 26 lmlll(!S was J~ed on M03' unW tlley rallied In the ninth will be J)l~ed Fridll)' nl&hl at uno wheu Bolton and and Lefebvre beat him. the Spectrum here. Russell said he had no words Of inspiration for the Celtic& before the game . Tbe Malp Marauder goll 11 1 just told them to go out team scored Ito sixth consecutive there and play the kind of Win ol the IOI&On JC' Joandll,y deloallng Pt. P1euant and - n By United Pro88 lnterostlooal National 1eque li>I.cll3' at I b o Pomeroy goll American l.eque W. L Pet. GB c:ourae. W• L. Pet. GB Jlou•• I .833 PEPITONE OUT ~ Moll& cloWIIed IronS 0 I,OOO St. Louis 4 1 .800 NEW YORK (UP0-Joe Pep~ 1 roo I~ and tile BIB Black IJnlt. 3 ,750 Plttsburlh 3 2 .600 I~ tone or the New York Yankees 2 2 ~00 sten I~ • 3\0, l't. PIOIIIIII Sin Francisco 3 2 .600 11h had his le!t arm Jlsced In a 2 2 JIOO clownedlrollloo 11-1. Chic"tlll 2 2 .500 2 light caot Mondoy alter ouller2 Total scores for the match 2 ~ 214 New York 2 3 .400 21.1 lng a "airline fracture of ••e 2 2 .500 2\2 Los Angelos nro'lia!IJi wttiin97, pt. Pl-. % 3 .400 21 len el~ on Sunday. "' 4 1 IIUII wltll 143 and 467, 2 3 • 00 3 Atlanta 2 3 .400 2h The centerfielder will be out Medalllt ilr the match WIS the 2 3 .400 3 CinclrKlati 1 3 ..250 3 tor at least three week&, Maurodorl' Jlmoey AodoriOIIo York I 3 ,2$0 3'iJ Pl!llldoli>hla I 5 .167 4 a oonlor, who shot rounds olll C~lcll!o 0 3 .000 4 Monda:'• Besults and 33 lor a flbulouo 74.lt wu !lonciO.Y'• Rasolts St. lmds i Atlonts 3, 10 Ins. tile lowest acore ahot by any 7 C&lUorall 0 Los Angelea 3 Pittsburgh 2, goller eomt>OIIng 1n Iloilo match 6 Now York 3 nlgbt this aiaiJOBo Boston, ppd., rain Houston 1 New York 0, 24 ins., The scor11w Ill' threesomes: 6, Baltimore 3, ni&Jtt ni&Jtt Tom lloCrane (l) 42 • II· 83, pmes &cho.Ued) (Only games scheduled) Gtol"JII lloWH&O (PP) 5-11-80, Today'& Problble Pltcltors Todoy's Probable Pitchers Pat 9ory (&() 43-38-80. CWon-lol!ft record In paren- (Won-Loat record in paren-Bob Anderaon (I) 37 • II • 78, tlleses) Dick JackSOn (PI') 46-43-811, Bill (All Tlntos Esrl (All Ttmos Esr) Hackett (M) 4tJ.3&.78. Detroit (WU&OD Il-l) at St. lmdo (BrUaa I.()) at Joll CUck (I) $~~10:;, lUll 11-0), 1:30 J>,m, Adanta (KaiJ,y 11-1), 8:05 p.m. Biker (PP) 4a.t&-90, Jim ADOaldand (Hunter 11-1) at New l'hlladoiJIJia (L J..,kson 0-1) deraon (I() 11-3~74. O'otor&OII 0-0), 2 J).ln. at Los AJvelo• (([aklch 11-0) 11 J1u4V Rambortoo (l) 46-4~95, (Horton 11-1) st ' REPAY ONLY Berry CUio (PP) U-4~3, Jell Cl'lant M), 2:15 J>,m. CJnciMiti {Arrigo 11-0) al Burt (II) 44-411-84. <OnlY _., scheduled) Clrlc"tlll (.Jeoklno !..()), 2:30 p.m. 126.67 A MO. ·" ..,_.,..r 24 INNINGS NEW YORK ••••• 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 ooo- 0 U 1 HOUSfON, , .... 000 000 000 000 000 000 000 001-1 11 1 Seaver, TlU"lor (1.1), Koonce UZ), !:ilort (1.2), Selma (13}• JsokiOfl Utl, Frisella U7), Rol!r (22) and Grote; WU1011o Bushardt Uol, Coombs U:O, Rs.r Ut), IUaslngame (21) and King. WP-IUaslngamo (!..()). OP-Rohr (11-1~ :!:",!~ ~~eve~ ~.:a :; :::::~!:'.:::::::>.::::::>.:w.::::::::~~:::::i::-::-:~:;:::-::o:::•:o::;;:::o:::::::o:o:o:o:•:•:o:o:=:•::::::::~::::::::::~::::::::::::::::x::::::::::::::= throush hia l11s· Monday 1n enc1 the longest night - • and the longest contelt-ln bUeblll htatory. The ...,,roo Aotros and matched uroeo IDr oeemod llka lorever boloro . A.........,..., il"OIIIIdor lki&Jpecl . throu8h Weta• legs to Norm lllller. Who jumped tile plate to make it fro~ tldrd base ill the last thl 2-Ith bmtna· It ~~:ave U1 incredible 1-0 victory In a siX hour and llx minute marathon that 111ded at 1:37 a.m. In Clark, Hal~ DeWeese Top Clms bie8-MOiiday &UEST EVANGELIST ~od I. Sl'EPHEN c. Cl.AllK, 'VALEllcr<lRIAN • drama, Each . _ iOt a )lot one hit over tho to third three times first nlnl inllina:s and two hits tile Aotro1 Rnall,y acored In 10 lnnlngo. Astro starter U>n tlto Mot> loaded tile - · WUoon-tllo Aotros used live tho 12tll and the Aotros had 1 Jltchora and 17 ~~er•- droma; dullne" and -but most of all. It was ~~ nlgbtmare lor AI Wels, ·;:::. Wets, the utlllcy lnftelder tho Now York Meta wllo Presi· dent JohnBOR, accutlng Hanoi of Jnalncerlcy In Its elloris 1n star1 peace negotiatl.ons, meets today !':.:-: 11~~"':!_~ t~ w~';.me ·: : : : : :;:~; :-:+.:-:-:-:·:~:~:·:-: : -:·:·:-: : :·:·:·:-: ~: ; : ~; :; : : :;: : :;:;:;:;:;:;:;: :;.: :;.: : : : : : : ;:;: : : x: : :x~: : : : : : ;-; who like I lot ol action- 18 there were oo1y 11 hits on were only brlel mom111t1 oach side. starter Tom Seaver :~ Craig Slagle SUNDAY APRIL 21 IQWtosc~~:,~~~:.:u':e Baseblll•a longest night lllled l'ltll momento o1 _... Chloe R. Fink Dies Tuesday WEDNESDAY APRIL 17 s:;~.:r:: :t;t.· (Continued !rom page I) trlbution facllities for north and Rutland JUgh Schools, New York west urban and rural phone usblamCKI for permitting seconcbP Clothing House in Pomeroy; ers here. Mallyothercableexpan· Western Auto Store, Middleport, ry considerations to sabotage (Contlmledlrom page I) sion projects are planned for and the Rutland Department any possibility of negotiations.. The larger question puzzling 1969 througlll971. Store. Final date to purchase tictioo IS Kin€& assassin. Line and terminal additions are Jn81V officials concerns the There is no warrant tor Galt. kets I s Monday, April 22. also schemled. Terminations for motives behind Hanoi's sudden Gilt's abandoned car, found addiUonai calllng patlls 1n Ath· willingness to talk. in an Atlanta housing .Project, ens, Syracuse, Letart Falls, Some officials believe that the fits the descriPtion of one seen Pl>rlland, Raelne and Rutland are __ pullback of main Coree North ........... -· ...:r~ 1,. ~ ....~118 ,,.. set ror installation this year. ' " Vretnamese divisions 1D recent lrom11bel'e the litilshot 'li'as Keatley indicated this year's weeks may be related to a ttred at Ki.ng Aprll t. Improvements are part of Gendesire for negotiations. bard. Rooming houae manager P~ eral or Ohio's more than $2SRACINE _ RaJph Badgley, ter Nicholas Cherpes talked Craig D. Slagle, 68, ColummUlioo statewide conlltruction Charles Alldre, Robert E. Cl.. with newsmen Monday. He bus, former Gallia Counl;y State program. The company serves land. earlier denied be knew Galt. Representative and a part-owner more tllan 350,000tolepllonesand MIDDLEPORT - Kermeth Jm. Describes Boarder of the Ben Franklin Store in llas facilities in 70 or OhiO's bodBn. D81bert MurrlQ', BrowCherpes, wbo said the Fm Pomeroy, died unexpectedly at I 88 counties. n1o V~i!. Paal R. Jloudesholt. asked hlm mt 1n 1101 lll)'lhlog 3:30 J.m., Monday at his horne, Olloe R. Fink, 73, Rutland, COUncU's primary emeern in Max ~vis, Lloyd Hanis, )(ath.. lbout Gilt, &lid ul kmllf his 5300 Riverside Drive, Colum- died this mominK in Holzer Hos-the changeover is the ract that 1')'11 Dennis, Milton Hood. name. He came here, that man, bus. SP-4 JACOB HOLMAN pital. Mrs. Fink, before retire- fire and emergency calls given MINERSVILLE _ Stacie Af.. Aug. 26, 1967, and left Oct. 7.'' Services llfill be conducted at ment, was a eook at LltUe' s Res- w tile OJ>Or&lnr will be accepted nold, Floyd E, Hendricks, Clara CJ'Ierpes described Galt as a 2 p.m., Thursdlu' at the WaugfJtaurant In Rutland. tn Athensandtherepossiblycould Holman Serving in UcJntyre, Herb Mcintyre, Clar- ,.Dittt' dresser wOO alw~s HaiJey~Wood Funeral Home in fJ!e is BUrvtved by five da~ ­ be a mix-up in dle specific locaene:e MtJntyre. paid hie room rent on time. GalliiJolis. Burial wtli be in ters, Mrs. Irene Fixler and Mrs. A talk on llrst aldando domoJ>o tion unless speclal precautions Frankfort Forces 4 BUrLAND - Harold ltiat. ~He dldn't 1111 DUJC:h about Mound Hill Cemetery. Friends Margaret Sl.lclluk, both of Rutt- are taken. KeaUey assured COWl· stratlon on moutl1 • to • mouth Howard BJrclllleld, Rs.r Blrcll- his lamiJ;> allalrs, only tllat he 11180' call at tile funeral home be. man, Ohio; Mrs. Frances Darn- ell an possible caution wlll be resuscitation w&J given b¥ cto.... Sp-4 Jacob s. Holman, Jr., fleld. was divorced," Cherpes &ald. · tween 2..4 and 7-9 p.m., Wednesleo Logar and Bob Davis st ell, Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Mrs. Bet- taken by the operators to get aon ol Mr. and Mn. Jacob S. I!EEOOVILLE - Gront Smllh. "He only talked sbout tile day, cy Strait, Merrltla leland, Fla., the exact locations of any type Holman, Sr., Racine, is serv~ Thursdo.Y night'• meetlni! ol the \ LONG BO'ITOM- Mra.. &llan weadler, never about politics or and Mrs. Eva McKinney, Rut- emergency tllat mlgbt be Jlloned Jng wltll the u. S. Aroey In Frank· Br&<bory P,T.A. at the el.....,. ( E. Piaott. Ada Bissell, Howard rae ill problems. •• land; three brothers, Russell Lit- tllem. tarysellool. • lllrt, Germany. Parker, Yra. Riehard Barton. Cherpes said in Selltember Neipp of Toledo tle, RD 1, Middleport; Terry, na1ng the busi.Msa aession a In other actlvU;y, counctl: A gratilate of SOuthern High Richard Barton. Galt received a prepaid package oomUJat1ng com.mtttee was namAUlens, and Veroon, of Middle- . - Authorized the fire depart- School, Racine, In ~ !967, NEWHAVEN,W, VA-Elmer ln the mall from ChiCII!:Oo The Leaving port; 18 grandchildren, and two ment to prepare speciflcatloos Holman entered the armed fore~ ed to Present a slele ol olll- , Wood, ""''ge w. Roush, DorwJn package weighed sbout 2$ great..grandchUdren. oers at the Mal' 9 moodng. On tor a new fire truck, to oost es oo June 25, 1967. He underD. Clark, Garry Gibbs. oounds and was about two leet COLUMBUS (UP!) - MoFuneral services will be conthe conunl.ttee are Mra. Laura went basic training at F o r t !EXTER - Pauline llollldoy. loll!! snd 1 loot wide, Cloerpes NeiJp o1 Toledo "probably will ducted Thursday at 1 p.m. from approximately $23,000. Mayor The group made llnal '''"" Harrison, Mrs. Lornine v..,, PT. PLEASANT- Carol KJw, said. !Pt" as Democratic state chalr- the Martin FUneral Home with Charles Lepr explained the fire- Jacksoo, s. c., and completed for ..Meet )'our Candidate•• pot. and )Jrs, Thelmo GUea. j WESI' COLUMBIA. W. VAIn October, Galtpald Cherpes man tn May, published reports the Rev, WUbut' Beaver offtct. men wlll pay for the chassis and a course in field radio work luck c!IMor 1n be hold April 26th Plans were made ror a bake tile remaining amount 100uld be at an electronlcs sthool at Fort at 6:30 J.m. In tile Pl. Plaasliar)' )l)erfer, Betty stewart, 1 week's rent In advance, then stated today. atlng, Burial will be in Gravel paid trom a 1 mill levy cur- Gordon, Ga. He was second In ont Jr. Hlglt School caleterla &ale w be held on uy·u st tile . Clovis IkJerfer, Joe stewart. left. sa.ylng he wu going to The report, by Scrtpps-HowH I I l Cemetery, Cheshire. rently In ellect lnd up lor re· the class in schola.dic stand- on Olllo River Road. The p>bllc waatem Auro eo. In MlddllllOrt. . HAifl'FORD. W.VA.- Gar- Moblle, Ala.• to seek 11.:iob. ard Newspapers, said Eugene Friends ma.y call anytime Wed- newal In November of this year. Ing, having groduated !rom tile Is Invited 1n attend and bring The attendance banner wu won 1llld Gibbs, Denver Gibbs, HuChfrpes said he never saw "Pete" O'Grady, state headnesday. Logar said H would take about radio training class on March a covered dilh. Mrs. Louise Jeo tile oecond ,redo. It was an- j bortr-P•stte-r•ao•n.------•G•al•t•ogeln.--------, quarters executive director, will 1-l'h year tor the truck to ar- 19. Musgrave Ia chairman ~ the OOWICed 111a1 tho llolp Coonl1 ·be recommended to the n e w BOARD TO MEET His address is !!P-4 Jacob S. affair end •Mra. R. W. Elhe- CouncU o1 Parents and Teacll- 1 rive after being ordered. state chairman by Nel.pp when The Southern Local board of oro will moot oo Ml¥ 2, - Diacusaed the wall at the Holman, Jr., RA 11705086; Co. naur is co-chairman. he resigns. educstloo will meet In regular second 1rade room mothers B 143d Sll!oai Bn., APO New Committees are: Flower arsession Wednesday evening at loot o1 Lincoln lUll tllat has • Hl"Yed relreslononts loiJowlng created aposslblehazardousebn- York ~039. ranaemart - Mro. Gall Fairea, RECEIPTS NafED 7:30 at Southern ~ S<Mol. the mooting. dttion tor motorists. Mayor Le-Mrs. L, w. Getcy, Mrs. t.Ydla Sales tu ln Meigs County for gar said Robert ~les has aMarch, this year. rotaled $22r MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Uarence E. Hill Admitted - Mrs. Lela Eas- greed w pay $300 Joward re060.85 com~>ared to $13,780.79 THO for March, 1967, according to terday. Racine; Samuel Slsaon, DWJVal ol .... wall and .... village will have the work done, Is a rewn Crom State Treasurer Reedsville. GUAIUNTEES RENDJ'AL Discharged - Etha Gardner. U four workers wlll sign re~ John D. Herbert. Pre. Clareaee E. lUll, SOil On Car, ~ Heollh and Life leaaea tllat tile town will not be or Mrs. Florence Hill, Racine, responsible lor llal>illtleo. ln~ui"IJIKii at:ro~~·the-board! " - Approved the mayor's re~ and the late Jerry Hill is now For many· years Nationwide has oflered guaranteed Mrv1nB near DaNang In VietJ)Orl ol M37.90 lor Marc:h. rc'newal on Health and Ute Insurance. Now, effec- Approved an ordinance to nam. tive May 1. we will oller an Important new familY• Pfc. Hill entered the army permit tile slate department or security lirst by adding both Auto lnauran~ and on June 21, 1967, He unlierM!IOt ADMISSlONS Lel1helt, Pomeroy; Clare~K:e D. blillw~• 1n blackto)> tile road Homeowners to our guaranteed renewal .ervlce. Mrs. Jolin E. lloo<:k, 10 Old Adams, Rt. 2 Raclnej Mr1. Chloe . - r tile POmeroy-Maooobrldgo training at Fort Jackson, S, c., This meAns your Au,to and Homeownera pro~o~ and Fort Sill, Okla. He loll IDr Fon Tralli Mrs. Estill Mevins, R. Fink, Rutllnd; Mrs. Darrell at no cost to the village. T h e w\11 be ~uarartteed renewable lor five years. It I 162 Fourth Ave.; Randall L E. J!adsley, Rt. 2 Racine; Linda rood, llowever. will be tile Ill· VIetnam on March 12. A 1966 not com~ll<&ted. First, of eourse, you mUJt have a Hnr u.J• liftlll man of Qod, with a pr.ltOr.. heart of love ture responolbll~ oltlleVtllap. &prtng graduate o1 Soutllern Hl&h Green, 4 Allen Dr.; Mrs. l.ecta valid Lou Han>er, Hamdeo; U>oald U, Ueen10 lor ea<h driver In your bouBebol4 ,to and • bumJnl seal to wtn lhe ~,oR to ChrJd. .. Relllaed a bW ol $1.25 Sehool ln Raelne, his addreaa . M. Gardner, 38 &Dithers St.; Wooclrull, JackiOfl; Jolin H. Bolj, renew auto J!l"Otectlon. S..ond, In both A~to •.1114 I~< Pic. Clarence P. lUll, US submitted b¥ llorotiiY Noutzllnr, :t.lra. Thomas J, Saunders, Rt. 1 Homeowners. you rieed only pay your premlumllrontcmi Mrs. Vernon L. Turve)', WBD!IJB811Af 1:11 - SVNDAY SCHOOL NIGHT 51&78661, A Blry., 33rd Arb'., Crvwn City; Sherman W, K-. Ironton; Kath'7ll J, Jerrell, Rt. Peacock-St., lor claontng dull wlth policy forms and rateB In elfect at renewalAPO San Franciaco, 96490. ftRJIII)Af 1:11 - PAC • A • PEW NIGIIT and we'll keep you covered. Note: 'Ibis pliq lt .oew per, Rt. 1 Bidwell; Harry R. 1 RJpley, W, Va.; Mra. Clther- tllat &ottled on her houao !rom the road. Smltll, Rt. 1 GallJpollsj Mary ine L. Trout, ::lJencer, W, Ve.~ and not available In some B\lteo " Say ~Guaran­ nJDAY 1:H - FAMILY NIGHT - Dlacusaed tile cable TV ,... Jo Anna Wogan. Rt. Z Crown Edward S. Colley, Zaloskl; W~ teed Renewal" whe~ you Clll the man froll) NaUot> 1&1\JDAY 1:11 - PAC· ·A • PEW NIGHT Cit)'; Mrs. Henry V, Sleline, Rt. Uam R. Enos, Ravenswood; Mri!. tollti&lo 1m I'OmlrOJI wltll Kesiwide. II you're already one of our 50\'llflll mlllton IIJND.n' 11:15. 1:11- CBIJaCII LOYALTY lUNDAY IO.Y oltlle Til.,.,_ Co. KeA11e1 2 GIIUpolls; James Hall., Kanau- Leland D. Groen, Allllnl'· pollcyholders, .your guarantee atarta , Vli:Tl!~l!f~MQRIAL lndlealed tllo tolt)lhono COIIIPaJll' BliUHS , ga; Homer E. Morgan, Rt. 1 On Ul. . HOSPITAL 'Auto guarantee applloa alter .ooch polte,. laln,oflect 80 Gallll>oll•; Leslie Smat~ Rt. 1 Mrs, T~oJ,~s,Rt. eouid IUJI.Plf llnol lor a private Aclmltted - Mary llwnblln, days (55 days in Mich., 90 4a11 In N.Y.) . ' ;1. Crown . City; Mrs. Carl w.· I Crown C!Q', cia~, 3t33 a, llrm IUJI)llylna tile oll!ltal•· Pomeroy; Olestor !ioleldo, Lo- · IPICLUi IIVIIC UCB NIGIIT ... Auto guirsntee lveila~le tn D.C. and ~t•tei, eut ~ - APt>rove<t membership ol tart, w. va.; Norma Plliu, Ka~ Beaver, Eureka Star Itt.~ WU.. m. Mondo.f; Mrs. JohiNl. .Kerr, tile Ml"loalppl 'IXOOPt Mo... , N.C., &.C.. Vl./ 1{•. Vo. Uam J. strlckl... pt. Pleasant; m lUlda Dr., son, 7o17 a.m. Mike Haaqn, Jim Noutzllng and nauga; Randy Oliver, Rutland;· andWio<. v . '· ··>. "• ~ Homeownen 1\Uir&nte~ qof.·1 &'(aiJabJt, ln "JitC,, ~~1y1,, 'l Michael D. uuoHII, Pt. Pl.,.. Mondo.!'; Mrl!. Cor! w. Beaver, Bob Bowon In tllo volunteer Ore Vlrglnta Gropn, Middleport; w. Va. and Wlso. . · sant.: Albert R. lll<o, Rt. 2 Leon, Eureka star Rt., i1auiJotor, I ~1 department. 1 . Zlta Nleri, Middleport; Lettie · Attendln.l were Mayor Legar, W. Va.; Mrs. Mary L Byus, a.m. Tueldljo. !ioellleld. ~racuoe. Clerk Edns Schoenleb and Counpt. Mark R. Fowler, ~ARGES Discharged - Berl\loo Nlch· Weot Charles E. PowMlcllael T. Faulknor, Mrl!. ellmen Les Fultz, Franklin Riz- olson, Creaaa JenldnlOR, George Ferry; Mn. Mary llolvtn T. Hood, Mro. Ruiuo Rfl- er. Don ColOns, RO)' Reutzer Nlclnsky. Slltl All PAl-·IIIKIPOIJ ' ; CUIIord A. . noldl, and Voyd C. ~lock, Jr. and Lou Poulin. at the Middleport, Pomeroy and ' ift Of Insincerity wltll hlo military commanders In tile Pacific to assure continued U. S. military strengtll In VIetnam. 'lbe meeting COJhes on the. heels of an IWlOWlcement by.the President , _ his arrival Monflwr of the United States and d~ t11at Hanoi has yet w om. ciall,y reply to any of the la~lt Its allles, This is bound to mean u. S. sugge.Uons for possJble conflicting pressures on Pres- sitos 1n bealn )>1"ellmlnary J>OOCO ident Johnson as he seeks to negotiations. uAs of now," the President decide )ust bow far w go In the told 81!1Veral thOUsand Honolulu ellort to get Haml w agree w In the past seven years, ....-· . · By srEIV ART HENSLEY WASIIINGTON (UP!)- PrratJons tor inittal peace talkS with North Vietnam come at a time when some toP mUltaey olll<:lals are clabnlng the! the tide ol war has fioally turned In &lydtr IUCceeded his own col. lege coaeh, the late J. W, Trautwein as head basketba:ll coa.cli at Ohio Unlversl.ly ln 1949. A former Ali-<JUo basketball pl!lYer at canton McKlnlll)' ~ School In 1939, SD.rder matricula~ to Ohlo bO)" tune segment Including. Col- ball and assistant football coach oredo Trail laaturlng vocally at canton Letunan ~ Scllool Marilyn Crouse and Jolm Llale: fOI' a year before entering the Dave Anderson on the guitar; mllltary service. He returned to theae posts 1n 1945, following hls discharge. &\yder returned 1n Ohio Uni- ' pard,es were lilclu~ as defendants. Of War Effort ban"""' Be Done, OJ)Iritualo, apMllng tllat portloa. WeeJ O'WUiow, wltll Pat Stullar as soloist will oomJ)Iete ......gment. 9tow tunes will include .!llmmor Time, M.r Man Gone, wltll CathY Graham a1 soloill:; 'Ibe,y Call .... Wind Marla, witll - ard HudiOII as baritone aoloiat, and 01' Man River, with Ned Frazier as baritone soloist. Um Rei Ill !rom Madam But· torll,y will be lneloded 1n )IOint up the role of opera In mualc. Ill CCiltrast will be a c:ow- .: . " husband. Jo&fllhlne Flsl1ell ol Wtotera.W. ·~ u bolll ~ and wUo ol Robert Fishell. . ,. ,-.,.. 910 eontl!llded Iter huibaod's conBdtutlonal rights w..-e Wila;. ed ill' denial ol equal Jroteetlon or tile iaw lnd ill' ctenlol ollll& rlghto w duo J"!!e" o1 ~ law, ZaneaYille PoUc~ t:hlol """~ . L. Ho41;aon, tfle public · setecy dlrectm', four pollee omcers, t1R;t desk sergeantB, and a tavern owner and bartender', and l:iondlnl como, U.S. on Top Jim Snyder, head ba..-u coac:h at Ohio Unlverslll', will be -'<01'1 at tllo Moll& ~ Sellool ba..-u wldc:h baa been set for 7 p.m. onTh:ursdoy. AJ>ril 2$. Ellzall Rock and Sooa All WUI • Brass Holding Enemy Accused ·Crippled Cblldren's Aslll.. · News Briefs (cODIIniiOd liom.Pog9"1) basketball 1 know capable of.'' NEW YORK (UP!) Joe Boston played even better .. K!Iw" Roman, 190 Puerto 1 than Russell had asked. 1be CelUcs made 16 ot 26 shots Rico, OU1PQinted Al Singletary, from the fteld in the final 184, New York (8). q.w1er to J:'lll away while the 76ers went completely cold and made only seven or 29 attempts. Philadelphia sank only three of its first 22 shots In the last _period. Matt Guokas ot the 76ers seared a field goal to open the final stanza ·and cut Boston's edge to 84..83 Then the Celtlcs rattled olf si~ points in a row for a 90-83 margin and kept Increasing the advantage with Sam Jones John Havlteek and Don Nel~ netting most of the points. Jones finished wUh 37 points tops for Boston while Havlicek had 29. Wilt Chamberlain led Philadelphia with 28 points and Hal Greer hod 20. J. ; Jell Webb M-47·101 (l), Jolin Berney (PI') M..f5-10l,BobPrld- ill' (M), ll..ftl-111. MeJ.a• holt& Ironton today. •' ' Reds Hope To End ..,, ~~~~W:edno~atsdo.Y'• Gomes lllone- at Detroit at Bolton at Ookland, nl&ht York at Calllornta. ni&ht (OnlYWednosdQ's games acheduled) Gomes = • or tep11 IOODel' Jl you wilh. It's up to you. Empire's new furnace is slimmer, trimmertakes less space In your home. Blower is quiet operating, and provides adequate power so that air conditioning may be added later. New steel heat exchanger gives you more efficient, lower cost heating. The matched burner assembly Is designed to eliminate the major cause of burner service calls. You just set the room temperature you want on the super-sensitive dial control .•. and forget ill BOB MILLER 3 EASY-PAY PLANS On new homos, the total cost can be In· eluded In your mortgage. For conversion or replacement, tho payments can be sat up on a 5-year FHA loan, or you can pay just1'"' down and take up to 36 months on the balance. Offer expires July 31, 1968 ......~................. ~~~~:: · =;·~·:;~~ Pltate send mt mere detallt on tht~tptd81 Forced Air Hntlng Offer, Nam•- - - - · - - - - - - - - -- - Addrooo1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - . : :"~:,:-;,"f.:: . Clrdlnall - - andwoektlld Thur.. _, and a" thro.....,e • iorioo will> ·the Ail- &a"'" :t •• • per month, 36 months One low package price, complete, it you act now! You get EMPIRE'S remarkable new 100,000 BTU LP-Gas forced air furnace, 7 warm-air room ducts, cold-air return duct, central thermostat control, complete custom installation by Ashland's home heating specialists, rent-tree use of tank and meter. PRIZE !NCBEASE -- ~. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •1100 -· . Mllp County'• Oldolt and Lo...... (completely installed, average 6-room home) as low as 10% down •• • KING EDWARD BY DOWNING INSIIWKE AGENCY~ .INt LP·GAS FO CEO AIR HEATI GSYST Spell Today i• it Go Swisher SweetsNew Taste Senutlon Special low, off-season price! CINCINNATI (UP!) - This NBA PIQoll SJandlll(!s aummer•s f27,500 Conconl Qlen By United Preas 1otarnat1ona1 at Klame&ba Loki!, N.Y., will be (Division Finals) tile richest toUI"IIllllOIII In tile (Best ol Sevoo) hiatol')' of women's golt. tt was East &IIIOWICed Mondl3' by tile W, L Pet. CIUCAGO {IJPl) - The ..,... Lodles Prole88lollal Goll Alaoct3 2 ,600 ll"llled Cincinnati Reds ....... "' atlOD. 2 3 .400 "I" ..., a thr_,.e losing streok Tile tournament, wbleh will be West thlo altl>moon when they moot Jlqed Aug, 111-12, wW earey u W. L Pc~ : tllo Chlcqo Cub• at Wrl&il3' LPGA r"'ord Orot Jrlze o1 4 0 1.000 ~ · Field. .4,1:15. 0 4 .ooo • Lelthlnder Gerry ArrlsJ>, ID 1-.c~Jn<:hed aeries lltr ....... · · lui ....... r v~ ..... •I was IIIMI(IOr ~"" Brt&IOI'o FOUIUH CASUALTY -n-.. a Raoulta 2 ' cllolce to c1ue1 rllbtllandor F,.,. PHILA!ELPIDA (UP!)- Tha iBo•lon 122 PhlladoJ.phla 104 IJUIOI! J - who alroallr "'*na Plllladolplll& Flforl· oul!end Tue&doy'& Games 0110 Olctory 0;.... Clnclnnlll lids tllelr lourth JlaJoll caouoltJ Pille& &cheduled) llondal" whan It woo loaroed that loll wln(l Clauclo LoFOl"JII SANI"O DOIIINGO, U>1bt IIUOIIll not even a week will odlo Tuesdo.Y ntgllt's caa . Ret>ubllc (UP!)- Carloo old and 'alroaol)o the Reds hive stonlol C19 1111111 llaln&t the Ortiz of New York to LOANS UP 10 $2000 thrll ol their ''blr! lour" PltcJt. St. ·Louis BlueS. · to •lin todt.Y to deland hio · ars oldollned wltll allln(l armo. • ThiiY are Jim ~. lilll LoForp oullerod a mUd world ll&lltwelgbt c-ton&l!l> ' - - - - - - - - concussion 1n Sa"...._ "'"""• l(lalnst Too Crua ol tile ' • q_, and Gary Nolan, game that loft tile Blua•· wltll o • to !oct. hll - CIPtlonod out W series teed. Odlor Filers 1o tile mlnoi"l unW hlo arm lullckod out ol Octloo were • lloalo. Thl Reds ...... 1n Groll., GIQ' U>nthoelor• An Strl)~Ua Slmoa Nolet. • 't SEE BILL CHILDS • Have aa loni 11 25 monthl llousroo at Plttsburlh SIP Fruclsco at New York Chlcqo at Atlanta, ni&Jtt Los Angeles st Pldla., ni&Jtt St. Louis at ClnciMatl, ni&Jtt Want the Best Car and Homelnauranoe For the Premium• You Pay? · • lOW FOR YOU !'• Flgllt Rasults United Press Jntematlonel PH!LADELPffiA (IJJ'0-1.. mael ~ 13$, P&niDia, ._... Rud Anderson, 138, Pbtladeli>lda UO). By SAN JUAN, P.R. {IJJ'O-Two Cruz, 1361h, rtlmintcan Relmblica, outPointed Jullo Viera. they're 136'/a, Vanezuela UO). $500.~ ,. Bobcats Drop HT. Nine 11-2 All· SUn® §Astros N'ip Mets 1-0 In .f C11J- - - - - - - -:Statt- - - Allrllhd tP.flll- ltl 111Qdlm flllriY "'"' ' MOTQR~s · . P h o n • - - - - -- - - - - - - - Dlro<flonoto homo'- - - - -- - - · - - - CIII your _,.II Aahland ,I:J.Gao'lulk Plont foro,,.. . homohalltngaur..y. · .· · ,, ' ' \' ;. l ' RIPI.EY, 1", Vlt.," �. · h ', . . ,, , ~it;T:';' ' = = :~ MaSon doun~ Teacher Tri ·. ute ·to., ~f e: Is .· ~:~e;v~;!t)' ·~J~I~~:~~[~~ a,,r< ;r·ftoleh,dor:' Group Names Officers Theme of Flower Show At Portl~~d . !:!:!~::,a. Fl•· ct. f"" . ~ ~.lliddiePort.l'l>moruy, •\jlrll 16, 198J . ~ . · ' ~1 \ ' , PT. PLEASANT - Mra. 1111· dred Chapman Gibbs, an alOJIIIII· " · , ' ' TUESDAY 1'1\ J0!1111 LUTHERAN Church tar)' principal, wos elected pres,~' mioll TUesda.y ot 8 p.m. ldent ot the llaom Counfl EcJuca. • •·\ irgll ~home. 11m Assoclatloo at 111 opr1ng ~:~APple Grove lllotl>o meotlng, Otl:er ontcer1 eleetod ~ 7:30 each evening. lor next )'ear were Mrt, Doro'-.Aill'll to April 21. Publtc in- thy Mltdlell, vice prelidatt; b;y Rev. Charles Norrlll, Mrs. Unda Taylor, see~. • ,. · lj;'. 1\lol!diJ, ~~. ~ ·, ~t. :·: CIRCLE, 8 p. m. United Chlll'<h ol Mra. Ella Gilmore. Jr., -. ''Prc;&ram ~r. 1" RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA 1.">! .t;i;.- ' • Tulpldly, 7:30 p. m ., Raelne ' r - Scbool. WEDNESDAY SOUP SUPPER, Wodnol!dlr, Bacino MethodiJt Church, beeiDo oUw II 1:30 P. m. Sol&l, Pit, - h e · and col!ee. , WINilNG TRAIL Gorden Club, We4leldl1, ?;SO p. m•• home of Mro. Joo strulllo; prognm, wood coniro1 and evorv-o; dloplay of odlblo !Iowen to be looture<l. PASt PRESIIENTS, Ladles A,.pllilrJ, Qoew Wabster Post 39, Amorlclll Legion, It 7:30 weel...., nliht. homo of Mrs, Iva PowelL BOSWORTH COUNCIL, Royal and Select Maatera, 7:34l p. m. Woe.sc~~¥, Pomeroy Yuonie T-lo. CL~ 12, at 8 p.m. Wedne&~ daJ, Heath Methodist Olurch; ' Moore program Mrs. Nan lead~ or. MEQ ~OUNTY Junior Ch&n'P ber ol Co-erce, Wednesds,y, 8 p.m., Pomeroy Clt,y Hall THURSDAY ROBERT A CIRCLE, It t h o Pomeroy MaiOIIic Temple at 1 p.m. Thursday, potluck supper; all line oftlcen, past matrons ot District 25, Order ot tl:oEsstern Star, eltglble to attend. Bring own table services. TWIN Cfi'Y ltlrlnettea, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. sodal rooms of Columbus and Southern Cfllo FJectrie Co. BUSY BEE Claaa9 a.m. 'Iburads,y, Trinity United Church ol Christ. TRINITY CHOm rehearsal, Thursda.Y nlllht st tl:o church. 7,30 .,... b . sPECIAL St::s.'SION, Shade Ril'- er Lodge 4ll3 at hall in Chester, Tburscta_y, 7:30P.m. Pastinuter niaht wUl be observed and the Mason degree conferredl&)Onone candidate. MEIGS COUNTY llomocrat Club, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs County courtroom, E. A. Wl.ngett reports. Public invited. ROCK SPRINGS Better Hoaltl: Club, 1:15 p.m. Thursds,y at the OOm.e oi Mrs. George Sklrmer. MIDDLEPORT CinLD Conse!'vot!oo League, Thursdsy nigh~ annual clinner at Oscar& ln GalIJpolls, CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 p. m. Thursda,y, Sacred Heart Catholic Chureh. White e l salo. ROCK SPRINGS Grqo, 8 1/. m. Thursda,y, at the grange hall. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN llelgs Ch-, DAR, It 2 p,m. Frids,y, homo ot Mrs. A. R. Knlgh~ Mrs. J. Edward Foster and Mrs. ClfD. ton Fisher assisting hostessesj .lpelker, R e v. Max Jl)Dibue, Heath Methodist Church putor. POMEROY CHAPTER, Royal Arch Masons, special meeting, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Pomeroy MalOnic T~le. Royal arch degree wW be conferred. ELEANOR CIRCLE, 7:30p.m. FridQ, Heath Methodist Chun:h. Filled to Capacity S:. Paul Lutheran Church in and Mrs. Lots Sdan, treasver, Following tl:o bullneoo sea. at OhlQ Slate IJniY8rsli;Y. Dr. ~ (JOiJited out tl:at In tile (1681 tooehera were usuall,y well aclll'linted with tl:elr ou. !JOrintendents and witlt them.,. bers ol tile board of ea.ucatiM and so tbere were personal and soclal tlea as well aaemploymd known to their employers. Fora tnerly teachers belonged only to local orpnlzations; ~ they belong to stote an<lnatlooal pr<>fessional organizations and are sophistleated. rather than provlnelal In tl:elr outlooks. Those clr· cwnatances, togotl:er wit!: t h e fact that today's teacher is bet.. ter educated, has led the teacher to be more nlilltant. The apeaker advised that before a teadlers' organization em~ barks oo ne~tlons It shoold tntom Itself about typoo or ur. ganlzatlons it could have, who PT. PLEASANT - W81'Jle EcJ. should 00 the ntJOtiatl.ng lor the Driver Cited After .Wreek ward Manni, 22, Branthland, w, Va. was cited by the Sate Police lor iaUure to have vehicle under teacherS and tor tl:e hoard oleducaUon, and wbat could be done in the event or a stalemate In oontrol following a three vehicle accident, me vehicle belns:' a arriving at .. agreement rur an employment contract. MallOn CountY school bus, MonDr. Queen states that laws dlly 8:30 a.m. at the Pomeroy governing sucb negotiations dilbridge lntar section at Ma 1011 on ler from one state to another Rt. 33. and many states are in the proGeorge A. c arson, 42, Mason, cess oi changing their laws and driver of the 66passenger school undoubtedly the number oi states bus, came through a green light t1aving laws permitted negotia. and Marms made a left tw11 onto Uon or teacher contracts would tl:e bridge In front of tl:e school bus causing them to collide. The Increase. Jn a survey he conducted, the speaker found that teachManns vehicle then struck a veers in West Vlrgtnia overwhelm. hicle driven by Paul K. Russell, lngly favored such legislation and 42, Middleport, 0., who w a s board of education members were stopped at lhe signal U~t In a against it. line ot traffic. Mrs. MOdred Gibbs deliverA passenger in the Manns car, ed a memorial to teachers, reWaJter Manns, 28, Canton, Ohio, received a small cut on his head tired teachers, and Cormer board In the mishap. None of the stu- oi education members who died cmrlng the year: Coach James de~~ts on the school bus reported Injuries. Properly darnago White, Mr. and Mrs. Benzil Taylor, James Crump, Mrs. C. P. was estimated at $1,200. Stout and Paul Wedge. Mrs. Clll!ord Dwm, prestdenl, conducted the business session and introduced members of the local board ol education and candidates numtng lor board oi education. Sbe also preaented. those teachers plaming to retire at tile end o1 tbll year. Reports Over 150 Come For Services by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Near The Cross by Poole. The chil- dren's e h o I r proces•ed In holding llllhled candles an<1 ling. tng, Beautltul Savior •• they - - to t1:e tront of the cltureh to form a CI'OII of lighted candles in t1:e dark. The scripture of Joh 19:17-37 was read by Pastor Brian V. Engel. The hymn, Were Yoo 'lbere was sung by the congregation In the dark as lhe words of the hYmn were projected on the walls ot tl:e sanctuary b)' means of a transpare11cy projec- en Sterrett, iegl.slative; Charles Chambers, personal welfarei Gory Conley, public lntormaUon: Mra. Lois Slim, membership; Mra. Irene Brand, cltize~~shlp; Mrs. Ethel Grimm, nominating. The following are named to the auditing committee: Mrs. Luella Keeter, Mrs. Sarah Bufl'ington, and Mrs. Pauline Foglesons:. A hmcheon was served prior to the meeting and the Mastermen, a quartet, sang severa1 musical seleetions accompanying themselves on guitars. ., v. Ql&ol thlo (lUI -and were Jlr1. ~'I plttnh ft'om Clovolond, .llr. llld Mr1. _.... .. Sedlack. lings. · In the educa~ dlvllioll, a displa,y of herb•, aeedl,pieturea, or Jlants, enitded "M:ritter's Recipes" and a dlsp)Q of gar. denh1g books and macaztnes t.,. decl, Whot 11 A Home?. ~oclal e>hlblts of U:o shoW wW include a di6111113 o! florll \Meddl'ng was /n January On Saturds)' evening, Jan. 27, Mrs. Phena Cltft'ord and Dr. ,. P. E. Slanley we~ unlteclinmar- natl•• 'i 5 - Tho .lllddleiwarto, Tonya Coilrt' and ~~~ Bobbz Court. · Slol ~st , I IIIIo The Old ~ aod Cross and tl:ero was 1 \VII duet, Alone, II¥ Tonya Collrt lnd John !!OI're..SeJecllons bzthe cix>lr Included, Lone- Valley ~ Beneadl the Croll qt &I Y"" fCtMi"' H..,p .. ,. ·. Jesul. Till Rev. Lawrence GJ.u.. Your ·OPID lor l)UbUC vtewbw froJi11 aeacanw .-ve .the sermon ind Day A "Thing~· Of to 8 P.in. the e'loslns JftQ'er wal to' Mrs. Mrs. James Titus of RutlaDd, · Gretta alttlo. Be1utyln .~ an accredl~d or the Obto · Slrwhw in. the )'0~ c~tr £. Right SelectiOfl Alsociltioa of Gardea Clubs wW rected by Mra. Johnson were of Flowers · judge the &bow. Judging wW· be James RQ" Lawrence, Tim, To~ ..,.. II¥ tl:e standard IIJ'81011lwith .YO. llld Bobbl Cozart, Uri')' · one blue, red, yellow, IJ!Hlwhlte Lehew, Aaron, John. and Ollie ribbon belllg awarded In NCb Sayre., Lori Mtddleswarts. and daas. Tho Jud8lng wW be oral Melinda and Clncb' File"' an<l wUI begin at 1 P.m. Tho llltaclea or the ciiV<Ioli l'l'tMnted ~ Tim Co.ufon S..,.rjj, · JOI;D ~rj, , u&r..,. Lowhow and JOmoi· IllY Lawron:o · ••• a feoture of the Ea- SUIII'IIe service of the Portland l\lethocllat Chur<"' · FoDowq ttte organ • Pilm · M Wncllnt '· .tu• ,, ~ ·"-·~· .lllcldiol1ort-Pomoroy, A»rU 111, 11168 > · Vo.1ce along Bro~dway BY JACK O'BRIAN '. NEW YORK -" Aristotle ilnao. 111 ~ "21u In np1y to • cap.. taln'1 C0111'1eop1 !(110!7 "!oif,y I do -ethilll for )'CIU, slr'l" re. piled Ia ltaliaa "Where Is tile pretty llrl'l'' (!lelia Raiazu); hal • fall e,ye tot a mlnlsklrt, thst Arl...I!Gb liope'o ali'O/UI)' llroed to Oll!coo the big star. loo!!tod ballh the !all nfllht be. fore lldiry. •s C&j>ltol 11ieatre eomeo - : It will be tun b)' the Cllhollc A-s Gulkl and w"". along tl:e Groot White Tho real George .II, Cohan o., to hh otller talootl. or niOJence, wblel:t Joel Grey•s and .lllchael stewarl'o shallow book ·or tbe show more than Sllla or... an<l the east sang tho ~ Cohan IIOIIp, ol which Oll(y "AU In tile Weariug'• aeemect to hive Hyou it would be too expensive to heat your way, the flameless ;"red Laurel Cliff. News Notes a:-•. an .,,...,.low St. Clooct ENAMEL CONFINED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Elckm Kraeuter ol ~ cine is confined to Holzer Hoa.. pitaJ., GalliPolis, for medical ~~nt. Her room nwnber is lor Walla end Woodwork SS9h·•· Mrs. Tberrlll Ranc:bJib acco• POOled Bay Wolfe to Athens on Fridl\y tD the rohabUitatlon ,..,.. or, U>on returntna th.., vlalled iD Maaon, W. VL, with the fo~ er'a dauahter, Mrs. Ih.scUia Hort. Mr. and Mrs, Wllllam Boese of Flndle,y bave been vlolllOI .llr, IDd lira. Charita Boaeaa and .. WAKEUP PERISTALSIS .w Bell It lh. ·· - · Coni"" Letart Fobs. .lllss JUOif Rowe has onlered Be,..,~ does $22.00 amonth you off balance? Addin On? Yau' II aufthillf f~fll all I Be a bright and shining glam""' girl! It's fun , usy,, l()(l' Just a few hours and a yard or so of e.tCHmg ntw.fallrics and you can be queen of the •.all! You'll like tho special way you'll feel. .. the exclbng look the new you: And for such a tew dollars, t()(l! Come see! our CUSTO'v1 DRESS MAKING 111e .......lot ........ 992-2284 POMEROY Shop M~1 .. l'tlllltlw.,•• 1 1S W. SECOND OHIO . 1)', uer billable lo OV rcuuomen ' tile ••tor•a" IUid uaplallt's'• are divided aboul halt and halt at our school, but the caes who are agalust "the lltead)' system" !Irs. n>ra 11o1Ja¥ - ~ ... ~ . ..IIIJII~Wt... ••Goillg Stea4t'· date• baek .to bobby ... dB.l'l, - " ' before. The -Y oos phase lallod a. bout 25 years, and Ozzlod. If lllzybody called • • ''l>ollby. soxer" now, !!he WOUldlft know what 11 meant. rn bel kid• 25 years from now wUl be alldllf, ..Mom, what wa1 Jt llke to 10 lllea<IY'I" just •• lilY kids alk, "Did YOU REALLY bave1o eo1or your own IIUil'pl'ine'l'' - SEER iltdlll,rlrt...... m 81 IN 1Mr IIIII Dlllllw R11 IIIIIIIIIJIII• II *'-· llill~ll ...... IIIIIIIIJI :•Jia:r. ~ Dear He!.. Dear Helen: 11i1W<s lor tl:e S.O.S. buttoo. When you offered them laltyear, I lboollht tl:o.v were tor the birds - but Iince then rve tound out that going lllea<IY - to m,y 110' al least - was for the bird1 AND BEES. I didn't bey that, 10 I boullht an S.O.S. button lni!Sod, and have iound. out it' a lots more luli - PLAYING THE FIELD Dear Hel-m: IIIDDIZPORT, ' dull """""!J' ..... - alter I 1111 OYer ~ hurl, that ljl. ute lo DMich JOOnluli- ~ 1cnow a lot of efrl•, and nca '01 them lhlnk .they own you, - COLLEGE .!IAN ' Deer Helen: 1 have eOne &teaitYthreeUmel, and osclt time It burt a llttlo till f'm SURE•., They ea11 me ftckle, and a tllrt, but Pm tilln our '"button age,., yours joying IDYaeli, where my ••atea.. aeems to me the moat apJU'OJJrl ~ d:Y" friends an Often, miaera.. ate. f'm a freShman 1n a bte ble.- L. B. college where girls otJWwamber fellows tllree to one. Being male, I figure there's no harm to a4Flower vertise. Sock a button to me, Arr•ngements please.- MIK.E NOTE TO READERS: The n. For Thtt Pel'IOn nal batch ot S.O.S. (Stamp OUt =:;;-, Who Doesn't Have A "Green Thumbn ""'· Florist A,.,, IT'S SUMMER TIME 4. 99 THE SHOE BOX BONE When Shoes • Years .lowest prices on Ford XL's ... Mustang Sprints... Fairlane hardtops! Fords See-thelight Sale! Ford XL Futhcll . ,...1...... ,.., -lOlling ljiOrty etr In with -'aloqu'-t ..... -.. . ' ' Baker Furniture o,· S.O.S. SUPPORT. ldaiMonJTonlllrliu~ hll!l - · 'l'beoJ I IIIli ihe .., ... a ,J W llaoo ·tl:o big b oceurrod, llld I l!a•lli'i •hid 1 s.- . a..r.~~o e.ao .. m. ~llhlp ·COrdi 111 ,.... .Clw. A ..... I ...... ....,. 11:11 Co~, Cheri•• ....1 to!i:O s.o.s. and I don't . ilc!ool; ..._. , bulloa will lilt lilt ..._ ....... Pleoso -~~~ lilo 1wo butu:o• a- llov. Lowl• ll1ol:l 111111 Bruce . _ II !llrlqr Arllor Collop, - t tl:e - w i t h Mr..... llrl. Cherlel ll1ol:l .... famllr and Mr. Diehl'• lflnclo -or, Georl(a Diehl. .llr. llld Mr1. Vlrgll &so of Allroo called oo Mr • .and !Irs. Noi'IDID Schaelu. John Stoey of ColnmiNI II ........ a Week With hlllflnclo .Pareltl, llr, and lin. Normu Scahofer, !Irs. Peorl JIII:Obi wu collod to Collllllbul II¥ Ute Ulaou of hw 11-, 111rpret 111..0. . .llr; and Mro. Heal"" of Crooko.uto collod 011 Georgia llohl. ilr. tll1a Blfe of Columbulllld !Irs. Cherle,y ~ Gallfllollo, YiJltedrectlllll'wlththolror; ljrs. Georp ~. Mr, 111111 llrs. w;c ~ .:.wid of 111. v.a- - a ~ With Mr. and .llr .. ma&::hMitr. Thoro 1llil be IIUtor .... llrYict II Ute Ft11 llotllodlot " . . ..... . ' '"""' eljjll!l u a "'!"I. '!tl<:tal II"'JJtt<<, beeou•IIIIk to hlmafeolu..Oo, have been afraid to peep, bea eause they'd be ,put down 11 eltl:er: 1. Siding with tl:e "tl:o~ enemy"• - adults" - adults; 2. So unpopular they're jealoo.s; or 3, Flirts, and not to be trusted. But when you printed the teen liJ' CLAIIICE ALLEN viewpoints - for as well as aWeekend vlolton ot Mr, and gain II ~ daUng - you real. Mrs. Howard lCiUght were Mr• l.y got discussions BOing. The and Mrs. Hearlna. East Fultonkids no longer 811rug, "'That's ham; Ralph Knight and Carol tl:e woy It Ia, wby Dahl lt'l" Held, Phllaclolphlo, Ps., Janet It tl:o.v want to (1101' t1:e Bold Knll(lt and Rut!: Scltlllb,, c... now, they say sol And more o{ Steadying) buttonsisalmostsone. lumiNI, and Charles Knfllht, Aththem are saying so all the time. Send a ctim.e and a stamped, As you said last summer, the selC - addressed envelope I o r Gory Wolt, Greg Ballo.v, and phrase, .. going steady" has Ola each button to HELEN'S S.O.S. Daryl Well spent a rec111t eventered do1m to junior hlllh and CLUB, Box 9997, Sacramento, Ing wit!: BW Allen. . 95823. Mrs. Robert Wood and Mrs. even elementary schools, so tbe label Is !Ding out ot favor among Roy Chriscy- wefe in Parker'older teens, but the ••idea" o1 burg Frids,y. dating "steadily" only one per~ Patty Koblentz, student at ~ lumbus Business University, son at a time still makes it .IIPent the weekend witll her par. tough on us ••miJ: now, match ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kob- later'' people. It" s called "80- I lng together' • here, but .1.t means leotz. the same. Mrs. Cl113ton Allen and Bill Maybe tl:e "Stamp Out shoiJped in Parkersburg, Tues.. HI BROW Slosllflng" button eampolgn will ds,y, go down in history as the Be. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles GaW. and Pam, Cincilmatl. and Mr. ginning ot a Now Deal In Dtl. and Mrs. Dale Johnson and chil- lng. - HOPE SO! dr-. Columbus, visited with Dear Hope: Mlllht could. But rm DOl go. their granclather • Frank Gaul lng to hold m,y brosth, - H, Saturdoy, Chester News Notes -~ tlie . ~...t rep. ...... ~ ·'! """' l:'elllft( ......... ' . ... lillY recontl,y with Mr. 111111 !Irs. LelwSauten,-llooll, DNJer ,.,._,,. • Wrltt .. o 1'-<:lr/c llftfillf 'rile '"••tllllllt Wllfltcaat · " 11 110 ..,,., 11 ;;;~ 01110 .....__ ht '-.r Com11111)' , Qo • 3ot Clf¥t Ctnton, 01111 44101 l.latt An., 1__., . Slttt~-. -:------..::::: 0" - - - - -- liHOiir _ __ Fine turnlturo begins on the ln•ldowlth FleX-'s tamou• Lltotlme ~r101 . an<l J>l'ICIIIonlllllineorod llolld hor<lwood trome. Ask our oalesmoa to tiP over a chair and shoW you why Fltllot.ol 11 tho · lineal..,..,._ furniture you con bof, Thank you, tl:snk you, tor pl. Unr arawnents llartod .., thlo ••.,mg &t.eacb'" buslDe11. Adual- . , ............, . I • ,, . ' :;JZ __,. ... . l,pti!IIIIIIJi leriJw wu $211.70. !,!!_~.!~~~TRIC KNIFE FR"" rot~r 'folrll~ r "'"" ' ,,..,. "''";:-:-----~ Mra. France~ Eakew 110r-. Just imagine your home with clean, pure, !'.!t!':!~l,!!~~ electric heat. No mor~ .fumes to make a mess or cause odor. All you do is set the thermostat and enjoy uniform comfort - without cold spots or drafts-throughout your entire house. Converting to electric heating is easier than you think. Because there's no mess involved with installation. When you're in the market for a .new heating system in your present home, call your recommended electric heating dealer. Or call us. And convert to electric heating. We're sure you''lllike it as well as the Warners do. So sure, we guarantee your satisfaction-before you buy. tD c.twrt Akron and ol Pomeroy called on .llr. and .llr1, Norman SChooler, lliss llilclred Schaefer o1 Atl>en.a, Kr~.o Vern &Dry and John ot Collllllbus visited over t h o wllkend wit!: their .llr, llld Mro, Norman Schooler, - · 11 thelotal Sundl,y School on A»rU 7 wu 127. 0£. With electric rates reduced lour times in the .past several years, electric heating is now the smart, economical way to trouble· fre• home comfort. person tllen lit the candle lira. Clrman Evans. Mn. Fran CUneofMiddi.IIIOrt. IDd son, Terry BlBJCher, Columbus, vlsltodovortl:ewoekendwltl: .llr, 111111 !Irs. Hannon Fox. .llr, and Mro. Vlrgil Roso ol Howol~ spacious 8-room home with !I!I!:J!t:l~~ electric heat. . SP4 Johnny .Klein, who has been on furlough, was given ararewen dinner at the borne of his Plfloo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cll.fl'ord Klein. Guests were hil wife., Mrs. Klein. Mrs, Tolllll\l' Lane and Ceyotai, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein and lamil¥, Mn. WUltam Buckley, Mr. and .llrs, Glen Foulk and .11yrdo, Mrs. Charles llld chlldnn, Mr. and Mrs. Cal 'lin Lane and Steve, Mr, and Mrs. Terry MJcr.aels and Terry• Mrs..F4Ja Faulk. Miss Peggy Engle, Mr. 111d Mrs, Bkhard Friend and children, Mr. ond .llro. Ed llanlo.v 111d tlmll,y, Mr. Klein left ror a siX months tour ot cllty In Vietnam. Mrs. Jerry Hoagland and four dlughters of Weltaton visited recently With her ll'andmother• .llloo Corol Ferrel ot~ICUso II10nl Slturds,y night wit!: •Ko.Y That's a lot lower than you thought. isn't it? And it might even cost you less. But it'll give you a figure to go on, 'since it's the amount Ohio Power customers, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Warner. pay to heat their letters large enough to be seen by all. 'The _pastor IIIJOke on the Seven Wordt From the Cross. Following tl:e ot!erlng, pr..... er, and Lord's Prayer the llgbtillg ol eanc:Uea of the members or the congregation took ·place as Po- Ellgel li!ll>led tl:e candles ol the acolytes from the altar who then proceoded w llllht tl:e candles being held by tl:o per. DIS sitting closest to the allea. Dear HelM: aaci ....... _,..._. Mrs. Sdp Kennedy, son-In-law Fabric (J I tCRUDEEl .,. FALSE TEETH and daughter ot the bride. Following the ceremony, t h e couple left: on a wedding trip to Florida. They visited New Orleans, Brownsville and Keville, Texas, and toured parts of Mexico before returning to their home In Pomeroy. Whlle in FlorIda, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley viatted his brother and stster-in..J.aw, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis &aruey at IIW!ont of Mttabd twill tAke Qar1er'l P1l1L WhJ' don'' JV\L . , . I r arr.. nciated at the ceremony, Attendants for the couple were Mr. and lal1tJ. '!'bell JOU w:lll be fOUl UDU• ,,MPEa . I 10 some warm Pti'Unence In tiJe seorch tor the old 10ojf111111dln<e 1 ge .. ._. t Jtated - in more man•a burled w""a thon .... _ n111,y Apart Po me!OIIclreosure.,. STULES1 from the very organle ;;,jllake. rtr/ll'lo(thelatostoaestarFOI' Woll:fnllon•i Coli¥Jllc tlnl~erlf. ot creollng a nasty little plpl- ~~":;"' as a boo"", IODIOwhot 1 \!' Will benollt; Ed McMahon ot pak as its aomebow totaiJy oq AD\P ~ have been boJ. tho car........ II prelldont ot ttc:Uonal hero (Jotm O"Hara•a In the authora' rtiiiBI'cb, tl:e C.A.G. "Pal Joey" was a gentleman or or we oniJ' knew her •• the old Jl!il FariOI' looked 01 111i11 t11tn dlsttnM•- alongside ••• ..., lad;y otthet!Ueia .11u Gonlon'o ..-...•., wuS ra~y ''Roberta" \¥ It tbe ••Cedrp M." premiere· 11We postlttmous &lander), there with Yu .... e lhall ecJntult Jlm h14 o hlrala operallAiu was little In t1:e show to exult ur taUon '"' that marglnai(rrt. - - WI lilo .,-ot>rowo oofel,y exalt: the choreogra,phy ccwered • whitt tell him Bobbir Will drab IPPJ'OX1matlona of the cios. be tl:o Dom:.llllflliJM; "HUbert lop and IIOI!IIhoo dancea ot t1:e llimll:llr~~r will be oomlnated 111111 period; the costume• were brash Will ba '"" Prolida," an<l britllt witl:out faoh!O!I ... Jlm otatecl llotljo tn tl:e Palaee citement or nostalgia; the C)fd ThMtre --.i ...... at lntermlulon... school ot Jack10n, Ohio, IIIII I• Cohan songs uled in the show saq.~~w to be a eler(o.Qplst. But Jlm aleo lcwed"GalrgeM.," were familiar and some were Mrs. Oa<:ie Bouess baa r• whlth 11411' we did not. liJ' EDNA FOSTER great tun while the ones extractturned to her home Ia $<racuso Joel Gr~~r. .. brWiaat In ed from Cohan's trunktul ol di•llany 01\loyod tl:e got topt1>o liter IP8nding some time at the ..c:Daret•· wa.1 oddly wtthout the carda and unused originals prov- or and hymn slnl bold 11 tl:e home ol her son. llr,. and Mrs. sl~ll llllidllin of charm In a ed his dtscardlng-judgment was church Suoday ~~- Rovt.. Charlea Bogesa, tollowblg as~ rol~t thlt lhou1d have mtmmeral Pf08J'OSS)IIg nlcel,y under tl:e ed with lt .. Joel played It aa direction ol Rev. Edward Grif. tnthehoopltal. MJss Esther Boaess returned lith. The EV1101ollst llov, o, G. II a nalty, qomaniaeal to her employment ln Columbus wioo 110' who Dill 0111y alienated McKinney of Charleoton l1briJ1a'....,._ but -....ced he did IDK stirring mes~~e~a each even- alter -ding • weekend 81 U:o home ol her .Parents, Mr. and Ing at 7:30, Dill oare which trlend1 he loll Mra. Chll"les Boggess. Roy Howe. Bon of Mr. and John Bowe of thla Jlace, 11 sen. 1111 It Ctmeron Bay In VIetnam. He lo a clerJo.cyplat In poriOOIIel Rock, .Slide or Slip? work. Hta address ta SPt Ro)' Dim 't llYe In flu of tar. tenb Rowe, U.S. 51815832, HHD llldl ' -,..'na, , wobbllucr c1roppJDa Jun • WMDf um.. 'tor IDOI't leCUISQ' Trans. BN (TML), APO SenFrp. little PABTDTB on rour plat.L eiaco, 9631.2. Another son. John liJ' BERTHA PARKER PA8'1UIH holdt Iaiit k1ttb ilnntr Rowe, Jr,, SP5 ER52637492, us. Ma . . _ ...... ... . . •• . ; Attendance ot Sundl,y School ...... fUIPI cbeak "daatunl lmiatb" AC, ECNR, lndl.. Town Col>, on March 31 at the Free Metho::'a~ at -.otial tO Amesville. Pa., 17003, re-enllafloo dist Church was 13S.Oftertngwas OetP~t;:r=.~~ od wW be dlschlrpd June 30. $28.80. Mr, ondMra.Earl Adams soot Mr. and Mrs. Guy RuSiell, enSunds,y at t1:e home or their aon, route from Florida to their home Mr. and Mra, James Mans, of in Ravenna, visited With his sisPomeroy. Tho.v also visited In ter, Mrs. Georgia DiehL Columbus receotl,y With a Roger Klein was bJtten on the and daughter, Mr.lllll ann recent.Q- by a capperhead Mrs. w..... lie Laughlin. SEMI-GLOSS snake. He was a patient at vetlira, Manchester WQife 1nd erans Memorial Hospital. M~ YOVTH A b FOR fr! lblo colwnn lsfor.10UIIIpoop1e, tl:elr ,PrOblems llld .Pieos. un1, their 'tr(Q)J~• 1:fK1 fUn. As with Ute rest of Helin Help.Us!, It wal<0111es laughs but ...,,, dodge a serfoua queSUon wtd! a brush.<Jlr. f1«ld fOII1' taenap quelllons tO YOUTH ASKED FOR IT <&re or Helen Help US! this ~IPI~ per. IS ••GOING STEADY"• GOING OlJ'l'? .4RBIN News Notes The Rev. Carver WUUams of- ...- Gr~~r 80 eplloja,e, Joel By Helen .Bolle/ . near Helm~ · Plants riage at the Pomeroy First Bap- The mUICUI•r a.cuon of JOW' diiMUve ,,,tem,eall• ~·. tboulll DOt IIOW dOWD . If tbl• bll.ppebl WUt.e nu.tert&11 CUI bUild up ID tbe lower tAct aD<I JOU become trreruJar, uncomfortable anct feel 1tUft'ed. Carter•• PUll Wi~ 111 unique laa:atlve formula wakH up the llowed down m\llllhl ot t.he lower cllletUve tract &nclltlmuiii.W. Perllta.bll , 11'tna: Wllporal')' relief o1 tbl• ~~ ­ Ill "!1 Helen Help Us••• wao .a ROnlleman ot tremoncloo 1 Time lldaota on Item: BeltY chltm, an<1 a1 our trla!d .llu Aim Gnwe, a TV slnllnr tn. ~~ ed. - • soominlly DOl 10 lcJna..., ~·- aosur us wit!: the-. (liOI'od Georp .II. Cohan'o - : Ill Ill~ tho lot. George .11. since 1913, Cohan'o111811Der ,.. 1 all con!lden<e without srroganee I ' • -re tist Church. tor wlllch made Ute alze of the ~eh art bz ·wey Wolfe, ond on .,.. hlblt of jewol1'1, rillf<IIW b,r thO Winding Trail junior •lull ... IJw ttones to llelga eo... ty, . The shoW coiiU!IittMs a r.e Mrs. Robert LeWii and lira. BJbert Thom,P10n, room arruwement; Mrs, John Terrell, !Ire. Allard Pratt, and MrS. Leo Kenaedy, Sr.. , stacfngj MrL JoeStrl)o ble, Mrs. Uoyd loloore, judge's clerks; Mrs. Clarence Heaton. Mrs. GQ)' Shuler, Mrs. Walter Bertz, Mrs. Latta .$enter, OOs.. Pltallty; and Mrs. Charles HayeS, ribbons. Members of several Meigs County club& wW be Invited to exhibit In t1:e show which wUl be ' class has been included for • Your NEW HAVEN 1be New Haven 1M Ma1011 area churches llllted In Good Frlds,y IIOrshlp st 1:30 Friday altemOCin al St. Paul U.- VISII'S PASTORA). FAMILY Visiting Pollor 111111 llrJ. Brt • are for junior e:lubs. ·Six classes for specbnen p. hiblts have been included tn the shoW llnOIIIandwWincludohouso plants, both bloomlDK and fol.,. age, lrls, ft'Dddowera, and seed- 01 Good friQOY were hesrd rrom tl:~ rollowlng . . ~· . -fl~RUD1-~k:ile,b.··t~"'!1. PomeroY was filled to capacity of his neighbor until all candlea were lit. Pastor »>gel explalnecl !Utday aa Lutherans andviattors in a rw words the symboltsm from the Meigs orea wonhlpped topther. For the Out time since of ll&fited candles tor Christians the churcll dedication service, and as t1:e CQIII'Ogotloo modi. chair& bad to be added in the tated In lito dark, wit!: tl:elr lfllht. allies for people to find room od candlol, Mrs. William Dow. nle aang a solo. to sit. The cmgregatlGn sang tl:e ~c1ai music included a solo bymn, o l>trkest Woe holding bz Mro. Robert Hamm, tl:e juniur their lighted candles with the choir Utd aenlor ehol.r. Pastor BriWI V, »>pl rpoke oo recent words of the hymn projected on <)~ Mure electronic develop- the wall In large letters. As the cmgregatlon left in. menta •• related to means or eom,plete aUence, the chimea eommlmlcattng the Gospel. wore plOI'od II¥ Mro. Fred BJaet. tnar, the orpnlst, UNITE FOR SERVICE theran Church In New Haven. Paator Brian Enael was the Utur-· 1111 and Po- Ellis, rotlrod : .llethodlal minli!Sr from New Haven, delivered the .sermon. Ttle llll"Yice was ll(llllllore<l b)' the area COW'lell ol thlll'chet. · "A Tribute to;lloiber'' will be t1:e thellle o( 111e ljpiiJw !lower show 1o be otagid lit tho Wlndo )llg Trail Gorden Qub on .lloJ 18 11 tJ:e Pomeroy Elemeotary school. .lira. .111rprot E11o Lowio Is chairman of the annual &how which this year wW feature aiDe tlea. classes in the utl.ldc arranp. Today school districts are lar- menta division, two of which aer an<l often teachers are not sro tnvltotlooalandthreoolwhl•h aion, the educators heard an address by Dr, Bei'IW'd Qteen, director ol the Pace Educatlona.l Demonstration Center, ot llwll· ington, onlthe topic, Negotiating Teac:ber Employment cmtrada and Teacher Militance, allubjo<t on which he COII<llcted reoearch in cm.necdon with writing his dissertattoa for a Ph. D. degree OVer 150 people attellded the candlellllht Voopora Good Fri. day service at st. Paul Lulberan Church In POmeroy. With lbo Hllhts oompletely out In the church, the prelude was played · ! ' ~ c • ·,,: ·1,~ <,-.. . •., . WJNS ftlm. GAS ·~ . ·. . '' 1 ' .. fttll~ ~ ...... . �. · h ', . . ,, , ~it;T:';' ' = = :~ MaSon doun~ Teacher Tri ·. ute ·to., ~f e: Is .· ~:~e;v~;!t)' ·~J~I~~:~~[~~ a,,r< ;r·ftoleh,dor:' Group Names Officers Theme of Flower Show At Portl~~d . !:!:!~::,a. Fl•· ct. f"" . ~ ~.lliddiePort.l'l>moruy, •\jlrll 16, 198J . ~ . · ' ~1 \ ' , PT. PLEASANT - Mra. 1111· dred Chapman Gibbs, an alOJIIIII· " · , ' ' TUESDAY 1'1\ J0!1111 LUTHERAN Church tar)' principal, wos elected pres,~' mioll TUesda.y ot 8 p.m. ldent ot the llaom Counfl EcJuca. • •·\ irgll ~home. 11m Assoclatloo at 111 opr1ng ~:~APple Grove lllotl>o meotlng, Otl:er ontcer1 eleetod ~ 7:30 each evening. lor next )'ear were Mrt, Doro'-.Aill'll to April 21. Publtc in- thy Mltdlell, vice prelidatt; b;y Rev. Charles Norrlll, Mrs. Unda Taylor, see~. • ,. · lj;'. 1\lol!diJ, ~~. ~ ·, ~t. :·: CIRCLE, 8 p. m. United Chlll'<h ol Mra. Ella Gilmore. Jr., -. ''Prc;&ram ~r. 1" RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA 1.">! .t;i;.- ' • Tulpldly, 7:30 p. m ., Raelne ' r - Scbool. WEDNESDAY SOUP SUPPER, Wodnol!dlr, Bacino MethodiJt Church, beeiDo oUw II 1:30 P. m. Sol&l, Pit, - h e · and col!ee. , WINilNG TRAIL Gorden Club, We4leldl1, ?;SO p. m•• home of Mro. Joo strulllo; prognm, wood coniro1 and evorv-o; dloplay of odlblo !Iowen to be looture<l. PASt PRESIIENTS, Ladles A,.pllilrJ, Qoew Wabster Post 39, Amorlclll Legion, It 7:30 weel...., nliht. homo of Mrs, Iva PowelL BOSWORTH COUNCIL, Royal and Select Maatera, 7:34l p. m. Woe.sc~~¥, Pomeroy Yuonie T-lo. CL~ 12, at 8 p.m. Wedne&~ daJ, Heath Methodist Olurch; ' Moore program Mrs. Nan lead~ or. MEQ ~OUNTY Junior Ch&n'P ber ol Co-erce, Wednesds,y, 8 p.m., Pomeroy Clt,y Hall THURSDAY ROBERT A CIRCLE, It t h o Pomeroy MaiOIIic Temple at 1 p.m. Thursday, potluck supper; all line oftlcen, past matrons ot District 25, Order ot tl:oEsstern Star, eltglble to attend. Bring own table services. TWIN Cfi'Y ltlrlnettea, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. sodal rooms of Columbus and Southern Cfllo FJectrie Co. BUSY BEE Claaa9 a.m. 'Iburads,y, Trinity United Church ol Christ. TRINITY CHOm rehearsal, Thursda.Y nlllht st tl:o church. 7,30 .,... b . sPECIAL St::s.'SION, Shade Ril'- er Lodge 4ll3 at hall in Chester, Tburscta_y, 7:30P.m. Pastinuter niaht wUl be observed and the Mason degree conferredl&)Onone candidate. MEIGS COUNTY llomocrat Club, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs County courtroom, E. A. Wl.ngett reports. Public invited. ROCK SPRINGS Better Hoaltl: Club, 1:15 p.m. Thursds,y at the OOm.e oi Mrs. George Sklrmer. MIDDLEPORT CinLD Conse!'vot!oo League, Thursdsy nigh~ annual clinner at Oscar& ln GalIJpolls, CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 p. m. Thursda,y, Sacred Heart Catholic Chureh. White e l salo. ROCK SPRINGS Grqo, 8 1/. m. Thursda,y, at the grange hall. FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN llelgs Ch-, DAR, It 2 p,m. Frids,y, homo ot Mrs. A. R. Knlgh~ Mrs. J. Edward Foster and Mrs. ClfD. ton Fisher assisting hostessesj .lpelker, R e v. Max Jl)Dibue, Heath Methodist Church putor. POMEROY CHAPTER, Royal Arch Masons, special meeting, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Pomeroy MalOnic T~le. Royal arch degree wW be conferred. ELEANOR CIRCLE, 7:30p.m. FridQ, Heath Methodist Chun:h. Filled to Capacity S:. Paul Lutheran Church in and Mrs. Lots Sdan, treasver, Following tl:o bullneoo sea. at OhlQ Slate IJniY8rsli;Y. Dr. ~ (JOiJited out tl:at In tile (1681 tooehera were usuall,y well aclll'linted with tl:elr ou. !JOrintendents and witlt them.,. bers ol tile board of ea.ucatiM and so tbere were personal and soclal tlea as well aaemploymd known to their employers. Fora tnerly teachers belonged only to local orpnlzations; ~ they belong to stote an<lnatlooal pr<>fessional organizations and are sophistleated. rather than provlnelal In tl:elr outlooks. Those clr· cwnatances, togotl:er wit!: t h e fact that today's teacher is bet.. ter educated, has led the teacher to be more nlilltant. The apeaker advised that before a teadlers' organization em~ barks oo ne~tlons It shoold tntom Itself about typoo or ur. ganlzatlons it could have, who PT. PLEASANT - W81'Jle EcJ. should 00 the ntJOtiatl.ng lor the Driver Cited After .Wreek ward Manni, 22, Branthland, w, Va. was cited by the Sate Police lor iaUure to have vehicle under teacherS and tor tl:e hoard oleducaUon, and wbat could be done in the event or a stalemate In oontrol following a three vehicle accident, me vehicle belns:' a arriving at .. agreement rur an employment contract. MallOn CountY school bus, MonDr. Queen states that laws dlly 8:30 a.m. at the Pomeroy governing sucb negotiations dilbridge lntar section at Ma 1011 on ler from one state to another Rt. 33. and many states are in the proGeorge A. c arson, 42, Mason, cess oi changing their laws and driver of the 66passenger school undoubtedly the number oi states bus, came through a green light t1aving laws permitted negotia. and Marms made a left tw11 onto Uon or teacher contracts would tl:e bridge In front of tl:e school bus causing them to collide. The Increase. Jn a survey he conducted, the speaker found that teachManns vehicle then struck a veers in West Vlrgtnia overwhelm. hicle driven by Paul K. Russell, lngly favored such legislation and 42, Middleport, 0., who w a s board of education members were stopped at lhe signal U~t In a against it. line ot traffic. Mrs. MOdred Gibbs deliverA passenger in the Manns car, ed a memorial to teachers, reWaJter Manns, 28, Canton, Ohio, received a small cut on his head tired teachers, and Cormer board In the mishap. None of the stu- oi education members who died cmrlng the year: Coach James de~~ts on the school bus reported Injuries. Properly darnago White, Mr. and Mrs. Benzil Taylor, James Crump, Mrs. C. P. was estimated at $1,200. Stout and Paul Wedge. Mrs. Clll!ord Dwm, prestdenl, conducted the business session and introduced members of the local board ol education and candidates numtng lor board oi education. Sbe also preaented. those teachers plaming to retire at tile end o1 tbll year. Reports Over 150 Come For Services by Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Near The Cross by Poole. The chil- dren's e h o I r proces•ed In holding llllhled candles an<1 ling. tng, Beautltul Savior •• they - - to t1:e tront of the cltureh to form a CI'OII of lighted candles in t1:e dark. The scripture of Joh 19:17-37 was read by Pastor Brian V. Engel. The hymn, Were Yoo 'lbere was sung by the congregation In the dark as lhe words of the hYmn were projected on the walls ot tl:e sanctuary b)' means of a transpare11cy projec- en Sterrett, iegl.slative; Charles Chambers, personal welfarei Gory Conley, public lntormaUon: Mra. Lois Slim, membership; Mra. Irene Brand, cltize~~shlp; Mrs. Ethel Grimm, nominating. The following are named to the auditing committee: Mrs. Luella Keeter, Mrs. Sarah Bufl'ington, and Mrs. Pauline Foglesons:. A hmcheon was served prior to the meeting and the Mastermen, a quartet, sang severa1 musical seleetions accompanying themselves on guitars. ., v. Ql&ol thlo (lUI -and were Jlr1. ~'I plttnh ft'om Clovolond, .llr. llld Mr1. _.... .. Sedlack. lings. · In the educa~ dlvllioll, a displa,y of herb•, aeedl,pieturea, or Jlants, enitded "M:ritter's Recipes" and a dlsp)Q of gar. denh1g books and macaztnes t.,. decl, Whot 11 A Home?. ~oclal e>hlblts of U:o shoW wW include a di6111113 o! florll \Meddl'ng was /n January On Saturds)' evening, Jan. 27, Mrs. Phena Cltft'ord and Dr. ,. P. E. Slanley we~ unlteclinmar- natl•• 'i 5 - Tho .lllddleiwarto, Tonya Coilrt' and ~~~ Bobbz Court. · Slol ~st , I IIIIo The Old ~ aod Cross and tl:ero was 1 \VII duet, Alone, II¥ Tonya Collrt lnd John !!OI're..SeJecllons bzthe cix>lr Included, Lone- Valley ~ Beneadl the Croll qt &I Y"" fCtMi"' H..,p .. ,. ·. Jesul. Till Rev. Lawrence GJ.u.. Your ·OPID lor l)UbUC vtewbw froJi11 aeacanw .-ve .the sermon ind Day A "Thing~· Of to 8 P.in. the e'loslns JftQ'er wal to' Mrs. Mrs. James Titus of RutlaDd, · Gretta alttlo. Be1utyln .~ an accredl~d or the Obto · Slrwhw in. the )'0~ c~tr £. Right SelectiOfl Alsociltioa of Gardea Clubs wW rected by Mra. Johnson were of Flowers · judge the &bow. Judging wW· be James RQ" Lawrence, Tim, To~ ..,.. II¥ tl:e standard IIJ'81011lwith .YO. llld Bobbl Cozart, Uri')' · one blue, red, yellow, IJ!Hlwhlte Lehew, Aaron, John. and Ollie ribbon belllg awarded In NCb Sayre., Lori Mtddleswarts. and daas. Tho Jud8lng wW be oral Melinda and Clncb' File"' an<l wUI begin at 1 P.m. Tho llltaclea or the ciiV<Ioli l'l'tMnted ~ Tim Co.ufon S..,.rjj, · JOI;D ~rj, , u&r..,. Lowhow and JOmoi· IllY Lawron:o · ••• a feoture of the Ea- SUIII'IIe service of the Portland l\lethocllat Chur<"' · FoDowq ttte organ • Pilm · M Wncllnt '· .tu• ,, ~ ·"-·~· .lllcldiol1ort-Pomoroy, A»rU 111, 11168 > · Vo.1ce along Bro~dway BY JACK O'BRIAN '. NEW YORK -" Aristotle ilnao. 111 ~ "21u In np1y to • cap.. taln'1 C0111'1eop1 !(110!7 "!oif,y I do -ethilll for )'CIU, slr'l" re. piled Ia ltaliaa "Where Is tile pretty llrl'l'' (!lelia Raiazu); hal • fall e,ye tot a mlnlsklrt, thst Arl...I!Gb liope'o ali'O/UI)' llroed to Oll!coo the big star. loo!!tod ballh the !all nfllht be. fore lldiry. •s C&j>ltol 11ieatre eomeo - : It will be tun b)' the Cllhollc A-s Gulkl and w"". along tl:e Groot White Tho real George .II, Cohan o., to hh otller talootl. or niOJence, wblel:t Joel Grey•s and .lllchael stewarl'o shallow book ·or tbe show more than Sllla or... an<l the east sang tho ~ Cohan IIOIIp, ol which Oll(y "AU In tile Weariug'• aeemect to hive Hyou it would be too expensive to heat your way, the flameless ;"red Laurel Cliff. News Notes a:-•. an .,,...,.low St. Clooct ENAMEL CONFINED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Elckm Kraeuter ol ~ cine is confined to Holzer Hoa.. pitaJ., GalliPolis, for medical ~~nt. Her room nwnber is lor Walla end Woodwork SS9h·•· Mrs. Tberrlll Ranc:bJib acco• POOled Bay Wolfe to Athens on Fridl\y tD the rohabUitatlon ,..,.. or, U>on returntna th.., vlalled iD Maaon, W. VL, with the fo~ er'a dauahter, Mrs. Ih.scUia Hort. Mr. and Mrs, Wllllam Boese of Flndle,y bave been vlolllOI .llr, IDd lira. Charita Boaeaa and .. WAKEUP PERISTALSIS .w Bell It lh. ·· - · Coni"" Letart Fobs. .lllss JUOif Rowe has onlered Be,..,~ does $22.00 amonth you off balance? Addin On? Yau' II aufthillf f~fll all I Be a bright and shining glam""' girl! It's fun , usy,, l()(l' Just a few hours and a yard or so of e.tCHmg ntw.fallrics and you can be queen of the •.all! You'll like tho special way you'll feel. .. the exclbng look the new you: And for such a tew dollars, t()(l! Come see! our CUSTO'v1 DRESS MAKING 111e .......lot ........ 992-2284 POMEROY Shop M~1 .. l'tlllltlw.,•• 1 1S W. SECOND OHIO . 1)', uer billable lo OV rcuuomen ' tile ••tor•a" IUid uaplallt's'• are divided aboul halt and halt at our school, but the caes who are agalust "the lltead)' system" !Irs. n>ra 11o1Ja¥ - ~ ... ~ . ..IIIJII~Wt... ••Goillg Stea4t'· date• baek .to bobby ... dB.l'l, - " ' before. The -Y oos phase lallod a. bout 25 years, and Ozzlod. If lllzybody called • • ''l>ollby. soxer" now, !!he WOUldlft know what 11 meant. rn bel kid• 25 years from now wUl be alldllf, ..Mom, what wa1 Jt llke to 10 lllea<IY'I" just •• lilY kids alk, "Did YOU REALLY bave1o eo1or your own IIUil'pl'ine'l'' - SEER iltdlll,rlrt...... m 81 IN 1Mr IIIII Dlllllw R11 IIIIIIIIIJIII• II *'-· llill~ll ...... IIIIIIIIJI :•Jia:r. ~ Dear He!.. Dear Helen: 11i1W<s lor tl:e S.O.S. buttoo. When you offered them laltyear, I lboollht tl:o.v were tor the birds - but Iince then rve tound out that going lllea<IY - to m,y 110' al least - was for the bird1 AND BEES. I didn't bey that, 10 I boullht an S.O.S. button lni!Sod, and have iound. out it' a lots more luli - PLAYING THE FIELD Dear Hel-m: IIIDDIZPORT, ' dull """""!J' ..... - alter I 1111 OYer ~ hurl, that ljl. ute lo DMich JOOnluli- ~ 1cnow a lot of efrl•, and nca '01 them lhlnk .they own you, - COLLEGE .!IAN ' Deer Helen: 1 have eOne &teaitYthreeUmel, and osclt time It burt a llttlo till f'm SURE•., They ea11 me ftckle, and a tllrt, but Pm tilln our '"button age,., yours joying IDYaeli, where my ••atea.. aeems to me the moat apJU'OJJrl ~ d:Y" friends an Often, miaera.. ate. f'm a freShman 1n a bte ble.- L. B. college where girls otJWwamber fellows tllree to one. Being male, I figure there's no harm to a4Flower vertise. Sock a button to me, Arr•ngements please.- MIK.E NOTE TO READERS: The n. For Thtt Pel'IOn nal batch ot S.O.S. (Stamp OUt =:;;-, Who Doesn't Have A "Green Thumbn ""'· Florist A,.,, IT'S SUMMER TIME 4. 99 THE SHOE BOX BONE When Shoes • Years .lowest prices on Ford XL's ... Mustang Sprints... Fairlane hardtops! Fords See-thelight Sale! Ford XL Futhcll . ,...1...... ,.., -lOlling ljiOrty etr In with -'aloqu'-t ..... -.. . ' ' Baker Furniture o,· S.O.S. SUPPORT. ldaiMonJTonlllrliu~ hll!l - · 'l'beoJ I IIIli ihe .., ... a ,J W llaoo ·tl:o big b oceurrod, llld I l!a•lli'i •hid 1 s.- . a..r.~~o e.ao .. m. ~llhlp ·COrdi 111 ,.... .Clw. A ..... I ...... ....,. 11:11 Co~, Cheri•• ....1 to!i:O s.o.s. and I don't . ilc!ool; ..._. , bulloa will lilt lilt ..._ ....... Pleoso -~~~ lilo 1wo butu:o• a- llov. Lowl• ll1ol:l 111111 Bruce . _ II !llrlqr Arllor Collop, - t tl:e - w i t h Mr..... llrl. Cherlel ll1ol:l .... famllr and Mr. Diehl'• lflnclo -or, Georl(a Diehl. .llr. llld Mr1. Vlrgll &so of Allroo called oo Mr • .and !Irs. Noi'IDID Schaelu. John Stoey of ColnmiNI II ........ a Week With hlllflnclo .Pareltl, llr, and lin. Normu Scahofer, !Irs. Peorl JIII:Obi wu collod to Collllllbul II¥ Ute Ulaou of hw 11-, 111rpret 111..0. . .llr; and Mro. Heal"" of Crooko.uto collod 011 Georgia llohl. ilr. tll1a Blfe of Columbulllld !Irs. Cherle,y ~ Gallfllollo, YiJltedrectlllll'wlththolror; ljrs. Georp ~. Mr, 111111 llrs. w;c ~ .:.wid of 111. v.a- - a ~ With Mr. and .llr .. ma&::hMitr. Thoro 1llil be IIUtor .... llrYict II Ute Ft11 llotllodlot " . . ..... . ' '"""' eljjll!l u a "'!"I. '!tl<:tal II"'JJtt<<, beeou•IIIIk to hlmafeolu..Oo, have been afraid to peep, bea eause they'd be ,put down 11 eltl:er: 1. Siding with tl:e "tl:o~ enemy"• - adults" - adults; 2. So unpopular they're jealoo.s; or 3, Flirts, and not to be trusted. But when you printed the teen liJ' CLAIIICE ALLEN viewpoints - for as well as aWeekend vlolton ot Mr, and gain II ~ daUng - you real. Mrs. Howard lCiUght were Mr• l.y got discussions BOing. The and Mrs. Hearlna. East Fultonkids no longer 811rug, "'That's ham; Ralph Knight and Carol tl:e woy It Ia, wby Dahl lt'l" Held, Phllaclolphlo, Ps., Janet It tl:o.v want to (1101' t1:e Bold Knll(lt and Rut!: Scltlllb,, c... now, they say sol And more o{ Steadying) buttonsisalmostsone. lumiNI, and Charles Knfllht, Aththem are saying so all the time. Send a ctim.e and a stamped, As you said last summer, the selC - addressed envelope I o r Gory Wolt, Greg Ballo.v, and phrase, .. going steady" has Ola each button to HELEN'S S.O.S. Daryl Well spent a rec111t eventered do1m to junior hlllh and CLUB, Box 9997, Sacramento, Ing wit!: BW Allen. . 95823. Mrs. Robert Wood and Mrs. even elementary schools, so tbe label Is !Ding out ot favor among Roy Chriscy- wefe in Parker'older teens, but the ••idea" o1 burg Frids,y. dating "steadily" only one per~ Patty Koblentz, student at ~ lumbus Business University, son at a time still makes it .IIPent the weekend witll her par. tough on us ••miJ: now, match ents, Mr. and Mrs. David Kob- later'' people. It" s called "80- I lng together' • here, but .1.t means leotz. the same. Mrs. Cl113ton Allen and Bill Maybe tl:e "Stamp Out shoiJped in Parkersburg, Tues.. HI BROW Slosllflng" button eampolgn will ds,y, go down in history as the Be. Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles GaW. and Pam, Cincilmatl. and Mr. ginning ot a Now Deal In Dtl. and Mrs. Dale Johnson and chil- lng. - HOPE SO! dr-. Columbus, visited with Dear Hope: Mlllht could. But rm DOl go. their granclather • Frank Gaul lng to hold m,y brosth, - H, Saturdoy, Chester News Notes -~ tlie . ~...t rep. ...... ~ ·'! """' l:'elllft( ......... ' . ... lillY recontl,y with Mr. 111111 !Irs. LelwSauten,-llooll, DNJer ,.,._,,. • Wrltt .. o 1'-<:lr/c llftfillf 'rile '"••tllllllt Wllfltcaat · " 11 110 ..,,., 11 ;;;~ 01110 .....__ ht '-.r Com11111)' , Qo • 3ot Clf¥t Ctnton, 01111 44101 l.latt An., 1__., . Slttt~-. -:------..::::: 0" - - - - -- liHOiir _ __ Fine turnlturo begins on the ln•ldowlth FleX-'s tamou• Lltotlme ~r101 . an<l J>l'ICIIIonlllllineorod llolld hor<lwood trome. Ask our oalesmoa to tiP over a chair and shoW you why Fltllot.ol 11 tho · lineal..,..,._ furniture you con bof, Thank you, tl:snk you, tor pl. Unr arawnents llartod .., thlo ••.,mg &t.eacb'" buslDe11. Adual- . , ............, . I • ,, . ' :;JZ __,. ... . l,pti!IIIIIIJi leriJw wu $211.70. !,!!_~.!~~~TRIC KNIFE FR"" rot~r 'folrll~ r "'"" ' ,,..,. "''";:-:-----~ Mra. France~ Eakew 110r-. Just imagine your home with clean, pure, !'.!t!':!~l,!!~~ electric heat. No mor~ .fumes to make a mess or cause odor. All you do is set the thermostat and enjoy uniform comfort - without cold spots or drafts-throughout your entire house. Converting to electric heating is easier than you think. Because there's no mess involved with installation. When you're in the market for a .new heating system in your present home, call your recommended electric heating dealer. Or call us. And convert to electric heating. We're sure you''lllike it as well as the Warners do. So sure, we guarantee your satisfaction-before you buy. tD c.twrt Akron and ol Pomeroy called on .llr. and .llr1, Norman SChooler, lliss llilclred Schaefer o1 Atl>en.a, Kr~.o Vern &Dry and John ot Collllllbus visited over t h o wllkend wit!: their .llr, llld Mro, Norman Schooler, - · 11 thelotal Sundl,y School on A»rU 7 wu 127. 0£. With electric rates reduced lour times in the .past several years, electric heating is now the smart, economical way to trouble· fre• home comfort. person tllen lit the candle lira. Clrman Evans. Mn. Fran CUneofMiddi.IIIOrt. IDd son, Terry BlBJCher, Columbus, vlsltodovortl:ewoekendwltl: .llr, 111111 !Irs. Hannon Fox. .llr, and Mro. Vlrgil Roso ol Howol~ spacious 8-room home with !I!I!:J!t:l~~ electric heat. . SP4 Johnny .Klein, who has been on furlough, was given ararewen dinner at the borne of his Plfloo ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cll.fl'ord Klein. Guests were hil wife., Mrs. Klein. Mrs, Tolllll\l' Lane and Ceyotai, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Klein and lamil¥, Mn. WUltam Buckley, Mr. and .llrs, Glen Foulk and .11yrdo, Mrs. Charles llld chlldnn, Mr. and Mrs. Cal 'lin Lane and Steve, Mr, and Mrs. Terry MJcr.aels and Terry• Mrs..F4Ja Faulk. Miss Peggy Engle, Mr. 111d Mrs, Bkhard Friend and children, Mr. ond .llro. Ed llanlo.v 111d tlmll,y, Mr. Klein left ror a siX months tour ot cllty In Vietnam. Mrs. Jerry Hoagland and four dlughters of Weltaton visited recently With her ll'andmother• .llloo Corol Ferrel ot~ICUso II10nl Slturds,y night wit!: •Ko.Y That's a lot lower than you thought. isn't it? And it might even cost you less. But it'll give you a figure to go on, 'since it's the amount Ohio Power customers, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis L. Warner. pay to heat their letters large enough to be seen by all. 'The _pastor IIIJOke on the Seven Wordt From the Cross. Following tl:e ot!erlng, pr..... er, and Lord's Prayer the llgbtillg ol eanc:Uea of the members or the congregation took ·place as Po- Ellgel li!ll>led tl:e candles ol the acolytes from the altar who then proceoded w llllht tl:e candles being held by tl:o per. DIS sitting closest to the allea. Dear HelM: aaci ....... _,..._. Mrs. Sdp Kennedy, son-In-law Fabric (J I tCRUDEEl .,. FALSE TEETH and daughter ot the bride. Following the ceremony, t h e couple left: on a wedding trip to Florida. They visited New Orleans, Brownsville and Keville, Texas, and toured parts of Mexico before returning to their home In Pomeroy. Whlle in FlorIda, Dr. and Mrs. Stanley viatted his brother and stster-in..J.aw, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis &aruey at IIW!ont of Mttabd twill tAke Qar1er'l P1l1L WhJ' don'' JV\L . , . I r arr.. nciated at the ceremony, Attendants for the couple were Mr. and lal1tJ. '!'bell JOU w:lll be fOUl UDU• ,,MPEa . I 10 some warm Pti'Unence In tiJe seorch tor the old 10ojf111111dln<e 1 ge .. ._. t Jtated - in more man•a burled w""a thon .... _ n111,y Apart Po me!OIIclreosure.,. STULES1 from the very organle ;;,jllake. rtr/ll'lo(thelatostoaestarFOI' Woll:fnllon•i Coli¥Jllc tlnl~erlf. ot creollng a nasty little plpl- ~~":;"' as a boo"", IODIOwhot 1 \!' Will benollt; Ed McMahon ot pak as its aomebow totaiJy oq AD\P ~ have been boJ. tho car........ II prelldont ot ttc:Uonal hero (Jotm O"Hara•a In the authora' rtiiiBI'cb, tl:e C.A.G. "Pal Joey" was a gentleman or or we oniJ' knew her •• the old Jl!il FariOI' looked 01 111i11 t11tn dlsttnM•- alongside ••• ..., lad;y otthet!Ueia .11u Gonlon'o ..-...•., wuS ra~y ''Roberta" \¥ It tbe ••Cedrp M." premiere· 11We postlttmous &lander), there with Yu .... e lhall ecJntult Jlm h14 o hlrala operallAiu was little In t1:e show to exult ur taUon '"' that marglnai(rrt. - - WI lilo .,-ot>rowo oofel,y exalt: the choreogra,phy ccwered • whitt tell him Bobbir Will drab IPPJ'OX1matlona of the cios. be tl:o Dom:.llllflliJM; "HUbert lop and IIOI!IIhoo dancea ot t1:e llimll:llr~~r will be oomlnated 111111 period; the costume• were brash Will ba '"" Prolida," an<l britllt witl:out faoh!O!I ... Jlm otatecl llotljo tn tl:e Palaee citement or nostalgia; the C)fd ThMtre --.i ...... at lntermlulon... school ot Jack10n, Ohio, IIIII I• Cohan songs uled in the show saq.~~w to be a eler(o.Qplst. But Jlm aleo lcwed"GalrgeM.," were familiar and some were Mrs. Oa<:ie Bouess baa r• whlth 11411' we did not. liJ' EDNA FOSTER great tun while the ones extractturned to her home Ia $<racuso Joel Gr~~r. .. brWiaat In ed from Cohan's trunktul ol di•llany 01\loyod tl:e got topt1>o liter IP8nding some time at the ..c:Daret•· wa.1 oddly wtthout the carda and unused originals prov- or and hymn slnl bold 11 tl:e home ol her son. llr,. and Mrs. sl~ll llllidllin of charm In a ed his dtscardlng-judgment was church Suoday ~~- Rovt.. Charlea Bogesa, tollowblg as~ rol~t thlt lhou1d have mtmmeral Pf08J'OSS)IIg nlcel,y under tl:e ed with lt .. Joel played It aa direction ol Rev. Edward Grif. tnthehoopltal. MJss Esther Boaess returned lith. The EV1101ollst llov, o, G. II a nalty, qomaniaeal to her employment ln Columbus wioo 110' who Dill 0111y alienated McKinney of Charleoton l1briJ1a'....,._ but -....ced he did IDK stirring mes~~e~a each even- alter -ding • weekend 81 U:o home ol her .Parents, Mr. and Ing at 7:30, Dill oare which trlend1 he loll Mra. Chll"les Boggess. Roy Howe. Bon of Mr. and John Bowe of thla Jlace, 11 sen. 1111 It Ctmeron Bay In VIetnam. He lo a clerJo.cyplat In poriOOIIel Rock, .Slide or Slip? work. Hta address ta SPt Ro)' Dim 't llYe In flu of tar. tenb Rowe, U.S. 51815832, HHD llldl ' -,..'na, , wobbllucr c1roppJDa Jun • WMDf um.. 'tor IDOI't leCUISQ' Trans. BN (TML), APO SenFrp. little PABTDTB on rour plat.L eiaco, 9631.2. Another son. John liJ' BERTHA PARKER PA8'1UIH holdt Iaiit k1ttb ilnntr Rowe, Jr,, SP5 ER52637492, us. Ma . . _ ...... ... . . •• . ; Attendance ot Sundl,y School ...... fUIPI cbeak "daatunl lmiatb" AC, ECNR, lndl.. Town Col>, on March 31 at the Free Metho::'a~ at -.otial tO Amesville. Pa., 17003, re-enllafloo dist Church was 13S.Oftertngwas OetP~t;:r=.~~ od wW be dlschlrpd June 30. $28.80. Mr, ondMra.Earl Adams soot Mr. and Mrs. Guy RuSiell, enSunds,y at t1:e home or their aon, route from Florida to their home Mr. and Mra, James Mans, of in Ravenna, visited With his sisPomeroy. Tho.v also visited In ter, Mrs. Georgia DiehL Columbus receotl,y With a Roger Klein was bJtten on the and daughter, Mr.lllll ann recent.Q- by a capperhead Mrs. w..... lie Laughlin. SEMI-GLOSS snake. He was a patient at vetlira, Manchester WQife 1nd erans Memorial Hospital. M~ YOVTH A b FOR fr! lblo colwnn lsfor.10UIIIpoop1e, tl:elr ,PrOblems llld .Pieos. un1, their 'tr(Q)J~• 1:fK1 fUn. As with Ute rest of Helin Help.Us!, It wal<0111es laughs but ...,,, dodge a serfoua queSUon wtd! a brush.<Jlr. f1«ld fOII1' taenap quelllons tO YOUTH ASKED FOR IT <&re or Helen Help US! this ~IPI~ per. IS ••GOING STEADY"• GOING OlJ'l'? .4RBIN News Notes The Rev. Carver WUUams of- ...- Gr~~r 80 eplloja,e, Joel By Helen .Bolle/ . near Helm~ · Plants riage at the Pomeroy First Bap- The mUICUI•r a.cuon of JOW' diiMUve ,,,tem,eall• ~·. tboulll DOt IIOW dOWD . If tbl• bll.ppebl WUt.e nu.tert&11 CUI bUild up ID tbe lower tAct aD<I JOU become trreruJar, uncomfortable anct feel 1tUft'ed. Carter•• PUll Wi~ 111 unique laa:atlve formula wakH up the llowed down m\llllhl ot t.he lower cllletUve tract &nclltlmuiii.W. Perllta.bll , 11'tna: Wllporal')' relief o1 tbl• ~~ ­ Ill "!1 Helen Help Us••• wao .a ROnlleman ot tremoncloo 1 Time lldaota on Item: BeltY chltm, an<1 a1 our trla!d .llu Aim Gnwe, a TV slnllnr tn. ~~ ed. - • soominlly DOl 10 lcJna..., ~·- aosur us wit!: the-. (liOI'od Georp .II. Cohan'o - : Ill Ill~ tho lot. George .11. since 1913, Cohan'o111811Der ,.. 1 all con!lden<e without srroganee I ' • -re tist Church. tor wlllch made Ute alze of the ~eh art bz ·wey Wolfe, ond on .,.. hlblt of jewol1'1, rillf<IIW b,r thO Winding Trail junior •lull ... IJw ttones to llelga eo... ty, . The shoW coiiU!IittMs a r.e Mrs. Robert LeWii and lira. BJbert Thom,P10n, room arruwement; Mrs, John Terrell, !Ire. Allard Pratt, and MrS. Leo Kenaedy, Sr.. , stacfngj MrL JoeStrl)o ble, Mrs. Uoyd loloore, judge's clerks; Mrs. Clarence Heaton. Mrs. GQ)' Shuler, Mrs. Walter Bertz, Mrs. Latta .$enter, OOs.. Pltallty; and Mrs. Charles HayeS, ribbons. Members of several Meigs County club& wW be Invited to exhibit In t1:e show which wUl be ' class has been included for • Your NEW HAVEN 1be New Haven 1M Ma1011 area churches llllted In Good Frlds,y IIOrshlp st 1:30 Friday altemOCin al St. Paul U.- VISII'S PASTORA). FAMILY Visiting Pollor 111111 llrJ. Brt • are for junior e:lubs. ·Six classes for specbnen p. hiblts have been included tn the shoW llnOIIIandwWincludohouso plants, both bloomlDK and fol.,. age, lrls, ft'Dddowera, and seed- 01 Good friQOY were hesrd rrom tl:~ rollowlng . . ~· . -fl~RUD1-~k:ile,b.··t~"'!1. PomeroY was filled to capacity of his neighbor until all candlea were lit. Pastor »>gel explalnecl !Utday aa Lutherans andviattors in a rw words the symboltsm from the Meigs orea wonhlpped topther. For the Out time since of ll&fited candles tor Christians the churcll dedication service, and as t1:e CQIII'Ogotloo modi. chair& bad to be added in the tated In lito dark, wit!: tl:elr lfllht. allies for people to find room od candlol, Mrs. William Dow. nle aang a solo. to sit. The cmgregatlGn sang tl:e ~c1ai music included a solo bymn, o l>trkest Woe holding bz Mro. Robert Hamm, tl:e juniur their lighted candles with the choir Utd aenlor ehol.r. Pastor BriWI V, »>pl rpoke oo recent words of the hymn projected on <)~ Mure electronic develop- the wall In large letters. As the cmgregatlon left in. menta •• related to means or eom,plete aUence, the chimea eommlmlcattng the Gospel. wore plOI'od II¥ Mro. Fred BJaet. tnar, the orpnlst, UNITE FOR SERVICE theran Church In New Haven. Paator Brian Enael was the Utur-· 1111 and Po- Ellis, rotlrod : .llethodlal minli!Sr from New Haven, delivered the .sermon. Ttle llll"Yice was ll(llllllore<l b)' the area COW'lell ol thlll'chet. · "A Tribute to;lloiber'' will be t1:e thellle o( 111e ljpiiJw !lower show 1o be otagid lit tho Wlndo )llg Trail Gorden Qub on .lloJ 18 11 tJ:e Pomeroy Elemeotary school. .lira. .111rprot E11o Lowio Is chairman of the annual &how which this year wW feature aiDe tlea. classes in the utl.ldc arranp. Today school districts are lar- menta division, two of which aer an<l often teachers are not sro tnvltotlooalandthreoolwhl•h aion, the educators heard an address by Dr, Bei'IW'd Qteen, director ol the Pace Educatlona.l Demonstration Center, ot llwll· ington, onlthe topic, Negotiating Teac:ber Employment cmtrada and Teacher Militance, allubjo<t on which he COII<llcted reoearch in cm.necdon with writing his dissertattoa for a Ph. D. degree OVer 150 people attellded the candlellllht Voopora Good Fri. day service at st. Paul Lulberan Church In POmeroy. With lbo Hllhts oompletely out In the church, the prelude was played · ! ' ~ c • ·,,: ·1,~ <,-.. . •., . WJNS ftlm. GAS ·~ . ·. . '' 1 ' .. fttll~ ~ ...... . �. ·,;• ' ., (' Sentinel, Mlddl.,.r!-l'omelW, •\p~U 16, 19f8 • ~·: ~~ITTLE 'HO~IEWORK' Watching . Wa~t • Pomeroy ·Motor Co. Of' QUALITY standard trans. Impala, src>er lOP~ cpe. Beautlllll beige finish with matching beige vinyl lntvJor with bucket seals and console. 396 cu. · in. engine. Turbo Hydro-matic trans. P. steering and brakes. Good tires, radio and heater, Be a sport and try this super. . Pomeroy Motor Co. POMeROY, OHIO diOB'S MOBILE Court will be ' ' 0J1011 on or before April 30. .I '· · Ema large lois. On State Rt. 1H in Syracuse, Ohio. Reser· vations for lots now being takon. Phone 992-%951. f.l6-13lc ..~ .... For Rent IIIII 1)1111 BY OWNER,_. lint W. room air coodlllCIIed bome; .,:ll'tmenl, newly ...,atoll, two car pnp, c:orw lol. lumace bea~ Pamero,, If lnlereated, call IIWII8. Phone fiii.UII7. 1->-tfe H7-41c LARGE live 1'011111 nJRNISRED llne-I'OOI!l aport. ANai'HER SHIPMENT of wo. men's IIIII cblldren's clothing baa anived; alao, men's work uniforms. Jellen Clotblng Store, Rt. 33, Pomeroy. 4-11-Stc lllfJII, ..th; ... South Seeand Aoe., Middleport Phone Mrs. Ronrd cacu. maw. "* PIJRNISIIED TWO BI!DIIOOM APAR'I'M!INT. ....... 111#14. Mlcldlllporl, 4-J.IIe WilL DO sewing at bome: dppon, poekell. pe£!1Ds, ....... 1111. alltnlioaa, Mn. MOBILE HOME spaces, extra Freddie Tbabel, Muon, large 100 foot lots to set your Pbllne 'I'IUilll. S.IHOip mobile home. Good location with or without natural gas. IPilCIAL PERMANENTS "''I· 120 a month. Velma G. ZusiJar $II now IUO. Clellth pan, Muon, W. Va. Phone lmpn'a Shop, .,..,. Solem 773-5750. 4-16-20tp *· S-14-3111< Cealer. HAPPY HOUR, Sbenallg SprlDcl Nile aub, 5 to I p.m. MoD. day ttiru Friday. Ladles Dlght mry Friday. S-l-Ife IF CARPETS look clull and drear, remove the spots as they appear, wllh Blue LuiPENNY - ONE 1948 PENNY Ire. Rent electric sbampooer wDI PI)' for a brake adlult$1. Baker Furniture. 4-U-«e menl ol Pomenl)l' Rome • Auto. 1-7-tfe HOUSE, aJao Speed QuooD washer t30, power lawn DIOW· Audlon er $311. Call 992-5188. 4-10.121p SATURDAY. APRIT. 10. II a. hrS.t. STEREO JWIIO CCIIIOio; maple &ler<O with AM-PM nodlo, del1110 ftoatlng turntable, perfect mnd!Uon. Take over PI)'· menls of $6 per month or pay balance $107.111. Try " in home. llll2-.m8. 4-IUiep your can TOR. ONB R Minneapolis tr-, one U Minneapolis tractor, one Olivtr Crawler 7\\ loot anale blade dolor. one 45 IHC Jntemat!Gnal string' Ue baler. one two ton 18 bed Chevy, nat bl!d. new motor. good, one GMC one ton nat, 54 mow, 7111 nat, one 1 plow pull typo nrc, one 12 foot aluminum boat, 311 hp Firestone motor. one Beeline JS foot trav<l trailer llb new. one Porter cable floor SIIJid. er, one 6 lnch Sean planer. one Fay Eagan 11124 wood planer. Wayne Koehler. Guys. ville, phone 1163-2364. 4-1&.3lp Real Est•te Fot Sale O'BRIEN AND CROW 50X111 MOBILE home, 1964 - . REALTY COMPANY del, <Opperlme klleben, two bedrooms, carpet . Ia 11W11 POMEROY - Union Terrace room. Phone 1192-111t. 4-7-utc 1\\ story frame, two bedrooms. bath, wall to wall earpet, basement. $4.111111.00. sotJTIIERN PLANTS. Gnler IMIW, eabbage, toma!Oel. ... POMEROY - Uncoln Hla. 1 ·story frame in load condl· pen, . - polaloel. Pbllne IU-1193, Olarlea R. llarrll. lion, 2 bedroolm, bath, balemen~ A nice place lo live, 'Portland. Oblo. S.IJ.IDII: going at t6,51111.00. FOR CllSIIIIII OOIIFOm' - REEDSVILLE - oorfAGI!: Knapp hea, alll'l ....... 1\\ story frame, 3 bedroomS, pair, Middleport. sa.•e bath. shower in basement, garage, free gas. Righi on the FOUR ROOM boule, .111111, 1111 river. $6,1011.00. biiiiOIIII!III, ........ 'l'llo ,... llllliRY CLElAND old bome. Pbllne . . . . ~ Rei.--- I-· 1,. - eo . --- .... .-.co. can a..,m'""'' u.. mn. --- ·... -en, ...... ... .... ,... Wantecltot.nt THREE OR lour room boule 1963 CHEVY 11, Nova. NOW' en. 1961 LAlit[. Good Cllllldllloll. wi111 omall yard, in Middle- glne, two door hard lop. Good tlret-4110. CaD ... port. can . .2454. t-IUIA: ..1.4ee Phone IIU9'11. 4-14-31(1 4111. Forlltnt F1V1!: ROOM furnlllbed ....... bollt In Pomeley. Call 1174-IS«p ELECI'IIIC FENCER, rods, Jn. oulalorll, wire and barb wire, load condition. Reuonlble. Phone lt2-Hfl. 4-14-«c 11181 OLDIIMOBILI!:: Good dillon. .... !!elllnc dUo "' m beallb. Bon Keatenoa, )11111111 IIJ.IIM. May be ol Welc:btown. •t+lte TRAILER. Brown's Trailer JAMES FRY (I'Operly 111 Jlld.. Pari:, Minersville. Pbono • tlleparl HUI. Phone Ta.llll. 10 PAYMENTS of 15 t1r $41 liM. 4-ll«e 4-1f.tlc caah. Muat sell 1• -'"' machine, fully equl(lped lo rtlRIIISIIED and llllfunlllhod IM7 HONDA, 3111 Dream, . . l!g zag, make bultonholaa. ..,._,... Clole to ICIIMII. mllel, windshield and helmet. sew on buttons, ek:., five • •• .. 112 5134. 1!1-111-Ut good eondltion, eall DDI months old. Guaranteed. Call ...... 4-1Uic · -· 4-JMip ,. ' . 't I ,j ·0 ·I· I BAllNI:Y· I c. c. IIADrOU AuenoNID C1 1'111 lenlet Will, ..._ • Cut zt alt . . . . latlt, GMt I l.tfe - .' ·•' ~ ' ...... lrlllte, """ HEIFER I when your belt SERYI~E . 6 . deol, boot price • POMIIOY ""'" Busfntll ServfCII JllW)Y • IIIX _.... dea.. ... riCbl .. :roar proJicl. Fill and ..,. ..... IIIIo ·•car •Trvck e'Heltw Core •lulldiiiT Klml.,., •AnyTy.E~ .., S.21N Ml•M llllf. o; IIWGII:T PIIICI 1\aallure 411 oar llilrll llaor Wael lbap. llbr Pwallwt. lllddl4ipGit, !liD. t • It SUING MACIIINBS, npd .-.k'e, all mabl. WY S. ... 'l'llo ...brto .......... AUiliarliied 8lapr lllea and 8ei flee. "" Sliarpell ..,._, Nt4fe . EXP'ERT . ·Wheel Alignment 5.55 -GUARA.... aar~. lb;7,At"111i'lt••-811~~&c:r • ........ 41Jilj- Wo-rT TAKE US A MINUTE TO GIT READ'/- l'ft'9f2 56af 'IRISTOMI OLC 100 NIW TRI~CKWALL 1 lilt 650xiS 650x14 7Ghl3 7Gh14 750x14 670.<15 I Price Tax 9.11 Sl • FREE STORAGE •MOTH PROO'ING . New!.Supply WI. Ovals GUARANTEED 16.50 and 18.50 and motor Ueanse All Regular Sizes $_12.50 John W. YanMatw By MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES · Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill and daughters, Ruth Ann Barnhill and Mr, and Mrs, James Stout and oxeonununl.- lor opent the weekend at Columbus visiting their children and were accompanied home by three of lllelr grandchUdren to BJJend the week here. Mrs, U>ris Koenl$< was a SuJ>. clsy 1<110sl recent~¥ ol Mro. Mal' sha KelJer of near Chester: Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence and granddaughter of Columbuo and Mr. snd Mrs. Flo)'d Matlack of Plrkersburgvl•lted Mrs. M,yrtle Frost a racer¢ weekend. Mr, and Mro, John Hof!man of Chester and son, John Franklin, of Maoon City, W, va., called on Mr&. W1111e Brickle• recent4o. Mr, and Mrs, Donald lloenli and mother, Mrs. U>rl• 11oenJi were &mclojl eveolng guest& of Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Weber of Keno. lifr. and Mrs. Lawrence u... barger of T\l)pel's Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Rlgg& and lamil,y of Lopn, Mr. and Mrs. IJnd. SO)' 4'ons m of Parkerllbur&. Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and daupter of T\&IIPer& Plains, Mr. snd Mrs. Oscar Babcock ol Lone Bottom and lifro. Leota 111aa oar of Eastern local, all were recent Sondaf gueata of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. ~... and ~. Mrs. Maxine Com of ParkerlburgWII also a gu&IIID the ~ons lloms. was their Easter dlmer as Mr, and Mrs. David RW:• snd daugllter left ta•t w-~ lor Texoa to visit her parents lor Easter. This WINNIE HER 1177EN770N 70 KING VIM!' RE<;IIJES~. Mm:SHE WI-IV CA'-l'T I I~ lG E ME WilliCAIJ '-!0 TROU AT /W..I TH£RE Sl-1£ IS . r'll ~ AGAIIv TO IGIJORE HER. g i ~ t HillA MofviQU€1 ~ 0 ,o j t iu::~ 9 !llllrtlng oehool lntqralion. A -..,. lor tho clsy: BriUib ....eu11 Jdlll Golnortl!,y wd, "U YOU dO oot thlak about the future, 100 cao not bave one.,. daughter, CoMle, attended the Monda,y. Mr. and Mrs. .RolandTarrence IF \t)U f'VT IT 111Ai WA~- wore klllod wllefl a Froncll frel&hter carl')'lnr nltrstaa exploded at a .In Tuaa Clt;y, Tex. In 1962 three Roman calllollc lelll'elllonllla In Loulalana were Tuppers Plains Eagle o( Reedsville called on Mrs. Gerald VIolet on we~t., 1 StJI'RJ5e :. II! ..... llcenae1 Call ..... I 11 tie last.,,~ Mrs. Sue ' :~ """"'·1947 more than 500 per11011a All'IOMOIIlLE !Mm- boa -'led1 Loa! ,_ ...... Clark ~spital at Parkersburg, ':' ; 773o5541 ,...n.r. rNtr rARM TIRE SBRVJCI. l'oiM'or IIDIIII IIIII Aa1o. lt.a.'I'II'C · 992·2788 funeral of Mr. Barnhill's mother Mrs. Mary BarnllUI, at Huglles Funeral Home In Athens. Mrs, Russell loloUahan underwent major surgery at Camden ~.... w. "•· The Almanac By Unlted Pre.. lllternalional Todil,y Is Tuolido,y, April 16, Ule 107111 clsy of1968 with 259to follow. Tho moon 11 between Ita 11111 phau and Iaiit The 11101111ng otar lo v-s. The •Y8111D1 stan are Mara and Jupiter' On tldl dol in hllfoey: In 1862, Conlreaa abolllbed alaveey In t h e lllatrict of Columbia. .. ' . -·. Alao In 1862, by order of llle Coalederata Coiqreso, all wlllte between llle ...,, of14 and 35 were onlered conscrliilOcl ln1o Ulo armed forceo of the SALES AND SERVICE Ohlo - '. •'' ABC ClEANRS ltl l EYINRUDE TillS?? SAVE SPACE 9JI Aa ]OJI ,., 10•• AI II.. ,4.1 , liM Plu& Roc....,..lt lxchlntt NatiOAWI• G111r1n'" · 1 ~P.OMEROY HOIJ ANP._;~UTO . ""*'· DHRT llolarcyelo Repair, Pomerllr llolill ad AulD. ll*'I'II'C ABBIE AND SLATS , :;:::::===...::::::::::===:~ ..... ..._ . . . Ooetlola ....., • Ills Co., IIJddle, ..... Olilo. ••• .. .oNN7T07 MOttTHRI!FRJ, Apple Grove News, Events By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mr. and Mrs. Clarent:e Gllliople of Galllpolla opent Weclnesda,y with Mr. and Mrs. Flo,yd Norris. Mrs. Delores owens. Jack Noon and Blll.Y Dye of Collllllbus were recent weekend guells of Mrs. ll>l1,v WoUe and flllllll,y, Mr, and Mrs. Earb llouah IOPent a recent Sundil,y with Mr. and Mrs. llm Beegle and Zane at CGIID!IbuO, Recent &ulclsy ofter111011gueata or Mrs. Bartha BoblnSCII were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson and lolr, and Mrs, IQn Hugllea, aD of Flatrock, W, VL Mr, and Mrs, Ray HeliioySunda,y alteroooo with lifr. and Mrs. U>nald Parsons at Alllons. GeneYIOYO and lloi>e Bird of Antiquity IOPent a recent Sundil,y with evening Mrs. Vandora Knlglttlng. Mrs. VIII)Cbn llnl&htliw wa& In GalllpoUa to 100 a doctor. iilte WII BCCOJIII)anled by Mr, and Mrs, James Kn1ghtlng. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Heiney were visitors oflifr, IDCI Mrs. Gordon Wolle, strJnrbura. a recent S.. urclsyeven~~W. Edward Moran Is roe~ from recent aurpey at tilt home of lifr, and Mrs. ERin Olooclto ner. Fred ·Bou•h 11111- P• !lent at Veterans "-iialllo.. pltal. llr. Housh, 90, baa had both legs anu>utated recent4o, James Boush, brother of Fred RouSh, Ia oleo a patient at the hoiPital due to a heart condltloo. Mrs, ErvlnGloeeknerreturned to her home &ulclsy after • noll wlth ·Mr, and Mra, LareyJitidtlel,y .at Aluaodrla, Vs. David Oloocknllr lllllatedtnthe ll'liiY and II otatlonlllatFt.Joclto son,S. c. ·- ............ -- DAILY CROSSWORD f.Karry t.Ptrat& l . li'uod t.l'lrtof tho eye e. Job 8.0111- T, B;MlOM lO.DwOrfl 12. Deteltecl tS. Necktie 14,. Verb form 9. Beat ll.CUblc lG.Recelpt. 18. Eoldmo motor 19.Rivarlnto 15. Hallwl, Baftla, Conics, etc. J7. OVer: 20. :Marketa apln poet. h.... the North ALLEYOOP YEH, BUT I WANT 18. Melanre l'SJ«)W lOU TM' 22. Before BIG-... :Ill. Lauping 28. Pnlll< to ..... . ...... 1H1 C:iAOLJNO ..... IS COMPAAA'III'EJ.V HIGti ... -.a. :11. Amtriesn Indllnl i12.Kolocule M. Le&ve &II. ....... aT.Nanow lnlat 85. Tlnplalt U.JCqtne 61. Obotrue· tiona 4J.N a. Vent .. ...·-..... - ·-·~,- ... ,........ ,_ 1\.M K•o"• ''""""" .. .•• EVERYTHING's 60HE DOWII l . Aoaute WRONG! ••• I~ A. ~ENTIST, ' ·LodCinl· HAYE A TRAINfP MIND... DAILY VllYP'l'OQVODl-llele'• low to work It: .t.XYDLBAAXK II LO!IQir.LLOW «llit -limply staado r.. - o r. Ia tllll aampt. A 11for the three L'o, X for the two O'lo tic. Blilclo ......._ trll!lhlel, tile ltqth-llld ,..,..._ ol the wordl .... oD hbdo. - d a y tho oodt-... A. liiLXPQXV XPR XL -at. Ontolna Qllohtlsn QO XQCRT XLL PRWCX KWXR OPWKK XQKK URWQH RWKRQXWXR.-KL)[IIIRKKLII 'THE 1\ME IS 5:00 P.M. ON J, 1918 ... we AAE TAKlNfi f'I!Cl1tl6W'HS AT AN Ai.TflWE OF ZZOO MS'W... 1ft T......,.1 Ol)pta... tcu \l't'HAT£\'ER YOU DISLDCII .A.NOI'RIIR PEIISON T.UU: CAllE '1'0 COIIIIIilC'I' IN YOUJI. IIlLI'.-8PR.t.T ~ COM- .Swltc• Ovtr I• One Day Mr. and Mra, J1111e• RouSh of · Ll&bon have purehaoed tlie Sharman Ford resldonce at LetU1 Falla and wiU move there aooU. Comlo Anderoon of Keno ltldp lljlidt ·a wNI<ajtd., tt h · Nlto:J RouSh. 0 · WINTHROP RlflfiiJ" ........... ,... IWIII- AIR IXliiDfflOMIIIO 'IO'RE FERGmlN' 'lORE NEW LEETLE CALF TWO COWBELLS WE·UNS ONLV SOT ONE 01.! RED ·. UDIATOI · TAKE OVER- payments, awalnut console, like new. BSR 4 speed changer, mulUple speakers. Balance 18US or $1.51 per month. !'hone I8J. 21138. 4-lutc oem.e ...,. ~ I 'lllAOWED CAUTION TO TH' WIND AN' BOUGHT US A NEW --- 111!8 EARLY American lllereo $1 PI!!R :MQNTR rental 10ft filradio combinaUon, dam81ed tered water. Olntael Bm Buc:t, in ohlpment' orlilnal price Rulland. Also ~ 11111 (llllllled 1349.95, balance now $2111, or truek, heavy dilly, clleap. 4-lf.41c paymenla of $9.75 per IIIOIIIh. New warranty, Call 191-3211. 4-1S41A: --- ~ ···' DO liE USED FrJplalre rofrlieralor, I cubic leet. Good ....utlon. can 11112-m'/. t-U.:.. m. ~ mnes east of Shade, Olllo, on townshln road No. PALOMINO MARE, 5 yean old, gentle. make a 4-H'er, a load 10. mmnlete household IIIII riding horse. l'llone 1111-3011. larp amount of m!Jt.-ellan· 4-11-tlp eooa 11t1111. Lomdl a..nable. l&lfe Mr. and Mrs. BID Snow. owners. McCoy's Auction Sorvlce. SINGER PORTABLE, sews llb POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy new. Zig 111 equipped. Full Auetl. 4-14-«c miniature. 175 and up. lllud RANC8 STYLE bome, I - . prlee $ZII.B2. TerDUI. Pllone 11111 grooming. P~MD ...... par:, ........... lft.ZIIIl5. 4-11-tle Fo:-r Sale or Trade IBU44I. U I tie balldlnp. R-1 CATAPILLAR blade and 1tltlll ZIG ZA'G, butlonholes, 11ft In atrawLenlea. WID aell wtneh ''"' oale. ar wiD trade 11ouoe IIIII lot ,.. boule IIIII on buttons, IIIOIIOJP'IIDI, flm- PETS - Jllect Sco111ea, 'llbltll lor pict-up truck. Phone IIIJ. Weatlea, Mlnlalun Sdm...,.. ......... Pbllne a-tor . . cy designs, elo. Se1ll IIUJ. IllS. 4-14-ap IIIII Poodlolllor Euler. 11m. . . . 4-IMp One dial does II all. Pay off aroo Jenne~~, Coalville, Obla. bal...., due I pa)'llllllll of !'bono .... t+llle for Trade IUS eadl. Phone . . . .. 1111i7 DODGE Truck \\-ton, R 4-11-lfc COAL, hea'VJ, lump llol<tr, cylinder. will trade for Ford or Olevroiel car. 8 cylinder. 1961 FORD F-100. sll cylinder; . and mine nm. Excelllor Salt SYRACUSE - Modem one Worb, Inc., E. Main 81.. Po- story masonry home, 7 room 4 door. Contact Isaac Lewis, 1963 Ford F-250, eight cyJin. me...,, Phone 1112-.lt111. lutfe Clifton. w. va. 4-16.2to der; 1963 Ford F-100, eflbl (4 bedroom). bath, ~ cyllnder: Can be seen at Ora. with garage. kllcheft with vo Corp.. Baclne lock sUe. BLI!:CI'ROLUX SWI!iBPIIRS, buD~in cooking units, 2 acre loft anti f,und For delalls, pbone New Jla.. "" ....... pollaben ad lot on IIDute 124. $17,5110.00 LOfT: Key~~ with rabbit fool pmdDo pn. Clll . . . . . 4-!Utc ROUI'E 124 - DEAD IL\111 MI. Plea,. call Jacob Turn· ven BD-2151, ~ .. at 1192.-t and recolve ,..,. ClJllVI!: - 2 story frame SOLID STATE lllereo; 1917 wal. home, bath, lour bedroomJ, ward. Jacob TUrner. 4-14-ap nul stereo oonoole with 4 WilL YOU mab 1 lair offer front portb, oellar, 2 aero 1111. Ill doalrablt tiD ,... Gld speakers, kpeed automatic Will aeD AS IS. 11500.00 bouae OD Rl. G, Ill aJ11oa. POMEROY - Two story brlct. cbaDger. Tab over paymerts Ills like 1'001111 ad llolb, of $5.75 per month ar pay balTwo 4 rooJ1111 IIIII bath apart.. buz'111l!!t lepltltied lo I IIWIII. menl, IU lurnace healing, rooa IIIII IDe lbo-, dill 4-1S41A: level lot cloae to Main Street. IIIli. Two loll 10&111 ueb. Rent out one and Ftaeed In (l'ivlcy. All ldDdl in the other. 115011.1111 of frill INti. laqaln ll IANG8VILLB ARIA - II ACBlalldle Campq Ill aHtaa. BIB - 5 """" houae wlt.h w. Va. 4-wale bath, dug well. wator syatern, oot far off !IJII'd I'Oid. JOHN FRY properly on Mld11111'1.1111 clllparl P~MD 7oat~. VIRGIL « RJ!;IJI!N TIAPORD 4-IMc Ailierl 11. USED PIANOS, THREE El[. IIIII!:LLIIR POliCED air fUr. ..... 4 :rem old, ..... TRA NICE. r«<Oldltloned up. 4-14-3-e Jml. Complele wllb dact right pl81108. Also other plWanted To luy .n. ftilllllln ad lbil- ~us~ ..... trom 139.15 up. Free deTWO USED BICYCLES, good s.~ 1111. Pta. .,.,., 4-11-411: livery. Call 742-4211. 4-1Uic condition, 24 or 26 lncll. one LOGAN rillE I BAn"l"' glr!J and one boys, phone 94S. IJQUIPtoiENT, aalea IIIII ..,. AMERICAN 214 Ford 1>1.,.., one Ford com PURE BRED S'IOJ, 4-1&.31p Ylee, "-7, Obla, BD I. SADDLE horle, price reaaoncu!Uvator. one wagon unloadopedal prlcea ... tslllll"llhable, Floyd Carlon, Rd I, AlftiQUIII, flnltiN, dllla Ing gear bol, .... k1J trurlt . . lor boatl, lnll1en •• d Middleport, phone 74WIIl. .....,.._ llrl. IIDnrd bed with racka. One Ford ...__ DwiCbl LGpa 4-11-ate Cd, • w. Mala ... , _ . com planter. Phone 99U8'I3 - . Charlea Marshall day, or 992-6913 eveniDRB, or 1114, llu l!:ldiiDpr • • . 47 INCH Mare Pony. eall .... contact Larry Ritchie. Min3137 belore e p.m. 4-11-ate ...... BbUD · ersvUie, Ohio. f.l4-3tc --- ' ' PAW·· FARMALL MD Dli!'.SI!L TJlAC. OI'IN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. Notlal · COWBELL TODAY, . . 1962 CORVAJR MONZA,, •••••• ,,.,,,.,,, ,·, $695 Automatic trans., red vinyl lnterlor, bucket seats, good ·tires, radio and heater. Local one owner car, 1965 CHEVROLET •••••••• , , , , , , • , , , ••• , .$1995 . ' .-t'Pllcel 1965 CHEVY D 4 DR. •••• , •• , •• , , • , , , , •••$1o 9a 4 dr, block finiSh, clean Interior, eood tires, 5 cyl. enetne, l ' AdS·Britig Top ·,.Gf.ad~ R~sn,l~ , ._ _ _.. . . . . . . .. . ._ _. . . 2 •1. · ..... v-. ..... D1'IIIT IMQIIII 'I'UJQI1lP, 14• pia ,.U I an•ld. . . _ , llolill • Aalo. n•m: '' \· . ' ., ' ~ 0 �. ·,;• ' ., (' Sentinel, Mlddl.,.r!-l'omelW, •\p~U 16, 19f8 • ~·: ~~ITTLE 'HO~IEWORK' Watching . Wa~t • Pomeroy ·Motor Co. Of' QUALITY standard trans. Impala, src>er lOP~ cpe. Beautlllll beige finish with matching beige vinyl lntvJor with bucket seals and console. 396 cu. · in. engine. Turbo Hydro-matic trans. P. steering and brakes. Good tires, radio and heater, Be a sport and try this super. . Pomeroy Motor Co. POMeROY, OHIO diOB'S MOBILE Court will be ' ' 0J1011 on or before April 30. .I '· · Ema large lois. On State Rt. 1H in Syracuse, Ohio. Reser· vations for lots now being takon. Phone 992-%951. f.l6-13lc ..~ .... For Rent IIIII 1)1111 BY OWNER,_. lint W. room air coodlllCIIed bome; .,:ll'tmenl, newly ...,atoll, two car pnp, c:orw lol. lumace bea~ Pamero,, If lnlereated, call IIWII8. Phone fiii.UII7. 1->-tfe H7-41c LARGE live 1'011111 nJRNISRED llne-I'OOI!l aport. ANai'HER SHIPMENT of wo. men's IIIII cblldren's clothing baa anived; alao, men's work uniforms. Jellen Clotblng Store, Rt. 33, Pomeroy. 4-11-Stc lllfJII, ..th; ... South Seeand Aoe., Middleport Phone Mrs. Ronrd cacu. maw. "* PIJRNISIIED TWO BI!DIIOOM APAR'I'M!INT. ....... 111#14. Mlcldlllporl, 4-J.IIe WilL DO sewing at bome: dppon, poekell. pe£!1Ds, ....... 1111. alltnlioaa, Mn. MOBILE HOME spaces, extra Freddie Tbabel, Muon, large 100 foot lots to set your Pbllne 'I'IUilll. S.IHOip mobile home. Good location with or without natural gas. IPilCIAL PERMANENTS "''I· 120 a month. Velma G. ZusiJar $II now IUO. Clellth pan, Muon, W. Va. Phone lmpn'a Shop, .,..,. Solem 773-5750. 4-16-20tp *· S-14-3111< Cealer. HAPPY HOUR, Sbenallg SprlDcl Nile aub, 5 to I p.m. MoD. day ttiru Friday. Ladles Dlght mry Friday. S-l-Ife IF CARPETS look clull and drear, remove the spots as they appear, wllh Blue LuiPENNY - ONE 1948 PENNY Ire. Rent electric sbampooer wDI PI)' for a brake adlult$1. Baker Furniture. 4-U-«e menl ol Pomenl)l' Rome • Auto. 1-7-tfe HOUSE, aJao Speed QuooD washer t30, power lawn DIOW· Audlon er $311. Call 992-5188. 4-10.121p SATURDAY. APRIT. 10. II a. hrS.t. STEREO JWIIO CCIIIOio; maple &ler<O with AM-PM nodlo, del1110 ftoatlng turntable, perfect mnd!Uon. Take over PI)'· menls of $6 per month or pay balance $107.111. Try " in home. llll2-.m8. 4-IUiep your can TOR. ONB R Minneapolis tr-, one U Minneapolis tractor, one Olivtr Crawler 7\\ loot anale blade dolor. one 45 IHC Jntemat!Gnal string' Ue baler. one two ton 18 bed Chevy, nat bl!d. new motor. good, one GMC one ton nat, 54 mow, 7111 nat, one 1 plow pull typo nrc, one 12 foot aluminum boat, 311 hp Firestone motor. one Beeline JS foot trav<l trailer llb new. one Porter cable floor SIIJid. er, one 6 lnch Sean planer. one Fay Eagan 11124 wood planer. Wayne Koehler. Guys. ville, phone 1163-2364. 4-1&.3lp Real Est•te Fot Sale O'BRIEN AND CROW 50X111 MOBILE home, 1964 - . REALTY COMPANY del, <Opperlme klleben, two bedrooms, carpet . Ia 11W11 POMEROY - Union Terrace room. Phone 1192-111t. 4-7-utc 1\\ story frame, two bedrooms. bath, wall to wall earpet, basement. $4.111111.00. sotJTIIERN PLANTS. Gnler IMIW, eabbage, toma!Oel. ... POMEROY - Uncoln Hla. 1 ·story frame in load condl· pen, . - polaloel. Pbllne IU-1193, Olarlea R. llarrll. lion, 2 bedroolm, bath, balemen~ A nice place lo live, 'Portland. Oblo. S.IJ.IDII: going at t6,51111.00. FOR CllSIIIIII OOIIFOm' - REEDSVILLE - oorfAGI!: Knapp hea, alll'l ....... 1\\ story frame, 3 bedroomS, pair, Middleport. sa.•e bath. shower in basement, garage, free gas. Righi on the FOUR ROOM boule, .111111, 1111 river. $6,1011.00. biiiiOIIII!III, ........ 'l'llo ,... llllliRY CLElAND old bome. Pbllne . . . . ~ Rei.--- I-· 1,. - eo . --- .... .-.co. can a..,m'""'' u.. mn. --- ·... -en, ...... ... .... ,... Wantecltot.nt THREE OR lour room boule 1963 CHEVY 11, Nova. NOW' en. 1961 LAlit[. Good Cllllldllloll. wi111 omall yard, in Middle- glne, two door hard lop. Good tlret-4110. CaD ... port. can . .2454. t-IUIA: ..1.4ee Phone IIU9'11. 4-14-31(1 4111. Forlltnt F1V1!: ROOM furnlllbed ....... bollt In Pomeley. Call 1174-IS«p ELECI'IIIC FENCER, rods, Jn. oulalorll, wire and barb wire, load condition. Reuonlble. Phone lt2-Hfl. 4-14-«c 11181 OLDIIMOBILI!:: Good dillon. .... !!elllnc dUo "' m beallb. Bon Keatenoa, )11111111 IIJ.IIM. May be ol Welc:btown. •t+lte TRAILER. Brown's Trailer JAMES FRY (I'Operly 111 Jlld.. Pari:, Minersville. Pbono • tlleparl HUI. Phone Ta.llll. 10 PAYMENTS of 15 t1r $41 liM. 4-ll«e 4-1f.tlc caah. Muat sell 1• -'"' machine, fully equl(lped lo rtlRIIISIIED and llllfunlllhod IM7 HONDA, 3111 Dream, . . l!g zag, make bultonholaa. ..,._,... Clole to ICIIMII. mllel, windshield and helmet. sew on buttons, ek:., five • •• .. 112 5134. 1!1-111-Ut good eondltion, eall DDI months old. Guaranteed. Call ...... 4-1Uic · -· 4-JMip ,. ' . 't I ,j ·0 ·I· I BAllNI:Y· I c. c. IIADrOU AuenoNID C1 1'111 lenlet Will, ..._ • Cut zt alt . . . . latlt, GMt I l.tfe - .' ·•' ~ ' ...... lrlllte, """ HEIFER I when your belt SERYI~E . 6 . deol, boot price • POMIIOY ""'" Busfntll ServfCII JllW)Y • IIIX _.... dea.. ... riCbl .. :roar proJicl. Fill and ..,. ..... IIIIo ·•car •Trvck e'Heltw Core •lulldiiiT Klml.,., •AnyTy.E~ .., S.21N Ml•M llllf. o; IIWGII:T PIIICI 1\aallure 411 oar llilrll llaor Wael lbap. llbr Pwallwt. lllddl4ipGit, !liD. t • It SUING MACIIINBS, npd .-.k'e, all mabl. WY S. ... 'l'llo ...brto .......... AUiliarliied 8lapr lllea and 8ei flee. "" Sliarpell ..,._, Nt4fe . EXP'ERT . ·Wheel Alignment 5.55 -GUARA.... aar~. lb;7,At"111i'lt••-811~~&c:r • ........ 41Jilj- Wo-rT TAKE US A MINUTE TO GIT READ'/- l'ft'9f2 56af 'IRISTOMI OLC 100 NIW TRI~CKWALL 1 lilt 650xiS 650x14 7Ghl3 7Gh14 750x14 670.<15 I Price Tax 9.11 Sl • FREE STORAGE •MOTH PROO'ING . New!.Supply WI. Ovals GUARANTEED 16.50 and 18.50 and motor Ueanse All Regular Sizes $_12.50 John W. YanMatw By MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES · Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhill and daughters, Ruth Ann Barnhill and Mr, and Mrs, James Stout and oxeonununl.- lor opent the weekend at Columbus visiting their children and were accompanied home by three of lllelr grandchUdren to BJJend the week here. Mrs, U>ris Koenl$< was a SuJ>. clsy 1<110sl recent~¥ ol Mro. Mal' sha KelJer of near Chester: Mr. and Mrs. John Torrence and granddaughter of Columbuo and Mr. snd Mrs. Flo)'d Matlack of Plrkersburgvl•lted Mrs. M,yrtle Frost a racer¢ weekend. Mr, and Mro, John Hof!man of Chester and son, John Franklin, of Maoon City, W, va., called on Mr&. W1111e Brickle• recent4o. Mr, and Mrs, Donald lloenli and mother, Mrs. U>rl• 11oenJi were &mclojl eveolng guest& of Mr, and Mrs. Oscar Weber of Keno. lifr. and Mrs. Lawrence u... barger of T\l)pel's Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Rlgg& and lamil,y of Lopn, Mr. and Mrs. IJnd. SO)' 4'ons m of Parkerllbur&. Mr. and Mrs. David Riggs and daupter of T\&IIPer& Plains, Mr. snd Mrs. Oscar Babcock ol Lone Bottom and lifro. Leota 111aa oar of Eastern local, all were recent Sondaf gueata of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. ~... and ~. Mrs. Maxine Com of ParkerlburgWII also a gu&IIID the ~ons lloms. was their Easter dlmer as Mr, and Mrs. David RW:• snd daugllter left ta•t w-~ lor Texoa to visit her parents lor Easter. This WINNIE HER 1177EN770N 70 KING VIM!' RE<;IIJES~. Mm:SHE WI-IV CA'-l'T I I~ lG E ME WilliCAIJ '-!0 TROU AT /W..I TH£RE Sl-1£ IS . r'll ~ AGAIIv TO IGIJORE HER. g i ~ t HillA MofviQU€1 ~ 0 ,o j t iu::~ 9 !llllrtlng oehool lntqralion. A -..,. lor tho clsy: BriUib ....eu11 Jdlll Golnortl!,y wd, "U YOU dO oot thlak about the future, 100 cao not bave one.,. daughter, CoMle, attended the Monda,y. Mr. and Mrs. .RolandTarrence IF \t)U f'VT IT 111Ai WA~- wore klllod wllefl a Froncll frel&hter carl')'lnr nltrstaa exploded at a .In Tuaa Clt;y, Tex. In 1962 three Roman calllollc lelll'elllonllla In Loulalana were Tuppers Plains Eagle o( Reedsville called on Mrs. Gerald VIolet on we~t., 1 StJI'RJ5e :. II! ..... llcenae1 Call ..... I 11 tie last.,,~ Mrs. Sue ' :~ """"'·1947 more than 500 per11011a All'IOMOIIlLE !Mm- boa -'led1 Loa! ,_ ...... Clark ~spital at Parkersburg, ':' ; 773o5541 ,...n.r. rNtr rARM TIRE SBRVJCI. l'oiM'or IIDIIII IIIII Aa1o. lt.a.'I'II'C · 992·2788 funeral of Mr. Barnhill's mother Mrs. Mary BarnllUI, at Huglles Funeral Home In Athens. Mrs, Russell loloUahan underwent major surgery at Camden ~.... w. "•· The Almanac By Unlted Pre.. lllternalional Todil,y Is Tuolido,y, April 16, Ule 107111 clsy of1968 with 259to follow. Tho moon 11 between Ita 11111 phau and Iaiit The 11101111ng otar lo v-s. The •Y8111D1 stan are Mara and Jupiter' On tldl dol in hllfoey: In 1862, Conlreaa abolllbed alaveey In t h e lllatrict of Columbia. .. ' . -·. Alao In 1862, by order of llle Coalederata Coiqreso, all wlllte between llle ...,, of14 and 35 were onlered conscrliilOcl ln1o Ulo armed forceo of the SALES AND SERVICE Ohlo - '. •'' ABC ClEANRS ltl l EYINRUDE TillS?? SAVE SPACE 9JI Aa ]OJI ,., 10•• AI II.. ,4.1 , liM Plu& Roc....,..lt lxchlntt NatiOAWI• G111r1n'" · 1 ~P.OMEROY HOIJ ANP._;~UTO . ""*'· DHRT llolarcyelo Repair, Pomerllr llolill ad AulD. ll*'I'II'C ABBIE AND SLATS , :;:::::===...::::::::::===:~ ..... ..._ . . . Ooetlola ....., • Ills Co., IIJddle, ..... Olilo. ••• .. .oNN7T07 MOttTHRI!FRJ, Apple Grove News, Events By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mr. and Mrs. Clarent:e Gllliople of Galllpolla opent Weclnesda,y with Mr. and Mrs. Flo,yd Norris. Mrs. Delores owens. Jack Noon and Blll.Y Dye of Collllllbus were recent weekend guells of Mrs. ll>l1,v WoUe and flllllll,y, Mr, and Mrs. Earb llouah IOPent a recent Sundil,y with Mr. and Mrs. llm Beegle and Zane at CGIID!IbuO, Recent &ulclsy ofter111011gueata or Mrs. Bartha BoblnSCII were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Robinson and lolr, and Mrs, IQn Hugllea, aD of Flatrock, W, VL Mr, and Mrs, Ray HeliioySunda,y alteroooo with lifr. and Mrs. U>nald Parsons at Alllons. GeneYIOYO and lloi>e Bird of Antiquity IOPent a recent Sundil,y with evening Mrs. Vandora Knlglttlng. Mrs. VIII)Cbn llnl&htliw wa& In GalllpoUa to 100 a doctor. iilte WII BCCOJIII)anled by Mr, and Mrs, James Kn1ghtlng. Mr, and Mrs. Ray Heiney were visitors oflifr, IDCI Mrs. Gordon Wolle, strJnrbura. a recent S.. urclsyeven~~W. Edward Moran Is roe~ from recent aurpey at tilt home of lifr, and Mrs. ERin Olooclto ner. Fred ·Bou•h 11111- P• !lent at Veterans "-iialllo.. pltal. llr. Housh, 90, baa had both legs anu>utated recent4o, James Boush, brother of Fred RouSh, Ia oleo a patient at the hoiPital due to a heart condltloo. Mrs, ErvlnGloeeknerreturned to her home &ulclsy after • noll wlth ·Mr, and Mra, LareyJitidtlel,y .at Aluaodrla, Vs. David Oloocknllr lllllatedtnthe ll'liiY and II otatlonlllatFt.Joclto son,S. c. ·- ............ -- DAILY CROSSWORD f.Karry t.Ptrat& l . li'uod t.l'lrtof tho eye e. Job 8.0111- T, B;MlOM lO.DwOrfl 12. Deteltecl tS. Necktie 14,. Verb form 9. Beat ll.CUblc lG.Recelpt. 18. Eoldmo motor 19.Rivarlnto 15. Hallwl, Baftla, Conics, etc. J7. OVer: 20. :Marketa apln poet. h.... the North ALLEYOOP YEH, BUT I WANT 18. Melanre l'SJ«)W lOU TM' 22. Before BIG-... :Ill. Lauping 28. Pnlll< to ..... . ...... 1H1 C:iAOLJNO ..... IS COMPAAA'III'EJ.V HIGti ... -.a. :11. Amtriesn Indllnl i12.Kolocule M. Le&ve &II. ....... aT.Nanow lnlat 85. Tlnplalt U.JCqtne 61. Obotrue· tiona 4J.N a. Vent .. ...·-..... - ·-·~,- ... ,........ ,_ 1\.M K•o"• ''""""" .. .•• EVERYTHING's 60HE DOWII l . Aoaute WRONG! ••• I~ A. ~ENTIST, ' ·LodCinl· HAYE A TRAINfP MIND... DAILY VllYP'l'OQVODl-llele'• low to work It: .t.XYDLBAAXK II LO!IQir.LLOW «llit -limply staado r.. - o r. Ia tllll aampt. A 11for the three L'o, X for the two O'lo tic. Blilclo ......._ trll!lhlel, tile ltqth-llld ,..,..._ ol the wordl .... oD hbdo. - d a y tho oodt-... A. liiLXPQXV XPR XL -at. Ontolna Qllohtlsn QO XQCRT XLL PRWCX KWXR OPWKK XQKK URWQH RWKRQXWXR.-KL)[IIIRKKLII 'THE 1\ME IS 5:00 P.M. ON J, 1918 ... we AAE TAKlNfi f'I!Cl1tl6W'HS AT AN Ai.TflWE OF ZZOO MS'W... 1ft T......,.1 Ol)pta... tcu \l't'HAT£\'ER YOU DISLDCII .A.NOI'RIIR PEIISON T.UU: CAllE '1'0 COIIIIIilC'I' IN YOUJI. IIlLI'.-8PR.t.T ~ COM- .Swltc• Ovtr I• One Day Mr. and Mra, J1111e• RouSh of · Ll&bon have purehaoed tlie Sharman Ford resldonce at LetU1 Falla and wiU move there aooU. Comlo Anderoon of Keno ltldp lljlidt ·a wNI<ajtd., tt h · Nlto:J RouSh. 0 · WINTHROP RlflfiiJ" ........... ,... IWIII- AIR IXliiDfflOMIIIO 'IO'RE FERGmlN' 'lORE NEW LEETLE CALF TWO COWBELLS WE·UNS ONLV SOT ONE 01.! RED ·. UDIATOI · TAKE OVER- payments, awalnut console, like new. BSR 4 speed changer, mulUple speakers. Balance 18US or $1.51 per month. !'hone I8J. 21138. 4-lutc oem.e ...,. ~ I 'lllAOWED CAUTION TO TH' WIND AN' BOUGHT US A NEW --- 111!8 EARLY American lllereo $1 PI!!R :MQNTR rental 10ft filradio combinaUon, dam81ed tered water. Olntael Bm Buc:t, in ohlpment' orlilnal price Rulland. Also ~ 11111 (llllllled 1349.95, balance now $2111, or truek, heavy dilly, clleap. 4-lf.41c paymenla of $9.75 per IIIOIIIh. New warranty, Call 191-3211. 4-1S41A: --- ~ ···' DO liE USED FrJplalre rofrlieralor, I cubic leet. Good ....utlon. can 11112-m'/. t-U.:.. m. ~ mnes east of Shade, Olllo, on townshln road No. PALOMINO MARE, 5 yean old, gentle. make a 4-H'er, a load 10. mmnlete household IIIII riding horse. l'llone 1111-3011. larp amount of m!Jt.-ellan· 4-11-tlp eooa 11t1111. Lomdl a..nable. l&lfe Mr. and Mrs. BID Snow. owners. McCoy's Auction Sorvlce. SINGER PORTABLE, sews llb POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy new. Zig 111 equipped. Full Auetl. 4-14-«c miniature. 175 and up. lllud RANC8 STYLE bome, I - . prlee $ZII.B2. TerDUI. Pllone 11111 grooming. P~MD ...... par:, ........... lft.ZIIIl5. 4-11-tle Fo:-r Sale or Trade IBU44I. U I tie balldlnp. R-1 CATAPILLAR blade and 1tltlll ZIG ZA'G, butlonholes, 11ft In atrawLenlea. WID aell wtneh ''"' oale. ar wiD trade 11ouoe IIIII lot ,.. boule IIIII on buttons, IIIOIIOJP'IIDI, flm- PETS - Jllect Sco111ea, 'llbltll lor pict-up truck. Phone IIIJ. Weatlea, Mlnlalun Sdm...,.. ......... Pbllne a-tor . . cy designs, elo. Se1ll IIUJ. IllS. 4-14-ap IIIII Poodlolllor Euler. 11m. . . . 4-IMp One dial does II all. Pay off aroo Jenne~~, Coalville, Obla. bal...., due I pa)'llllllll of !'bono .... t+llle for Trade IUS eadl. Phone . . . .. 1111i7 DODGE Truck \\-ton, R 4-11-lfc COAL, hea'VJ, lump llol<tr, cylinder. will trade for Ford or Olevroiel car. 8 cylinder. 1961 FORD F-100. sll cylinder; . and mine nm. Excelllor Salt SYRACUSE - Modem one Worb, Inc., E. Main 81.. Po- story masonry home, 7 room 4 door. Contact Isaac Lewis, 1963 Ford F-250, eight cyJin. me...,, Phone 1112-.lt111. lutfe Clifton. w. va. 4-16.2to der; 1963 Ford F-100, eflbl (4 bedroom). bath, ~ cyllnder: Can be seen at Ora. with garage. kllcheft with vo Corp.. Baclne lock sUe. BLI!:CI'ROLUX SWI!iBPIIRS, buD~in cooking units, 2 acre loft anti f,und For delalls, pbone New Jla.. "" ....... pollaben ad lot on IIDute 124. $17,5110.00 LOfT: Key~~ with rabbit fool pmdDo pn. Clll . . . . . 4-!Utc ROUI'E 124 - DEAD IL\111 MI. Plea,. call Jacob Turn· ven BD-2151, ~ .. at 1192.-t and recolve ,..,. ClJllVI!: - 2 story frame SOLID STATE lllereo; 1917 wal. home, bath, lour bedroomJ, ward. Jacob TUrner. 4-14-ap nul stereo oonoole with 4 WilL YOU mab 1 lair offer front portb, oellar, 2 aero 1111. Ill doalrablt tiD ,... Gld speakers, kpeed automatic Will aeD AS IS. 11500.00 bouae OD Rl. G, Ill aJ11oa. POMEROY - Two story brlct. cbaDger. Tab over paymerts Ills like 1'001111 ad llolb, of $5.75 per month ar pay balTwo 4 rooJ1111 IIIII bath apart.. buz'111l!!t lepltltied lo I IIWIII. menl, IU lurnace healing, rooa IIIII IDe lbo-, dill 4-1S41A: level lot cloae to Main Street. IIIli. Two loll 10&111 ueb. Rent out one and Ftaeed In (l'ivlcy. All ldDdl in the other. 115011.1111 of frill INti. laqaln ll IANG8VILLB ARIA - II ACBlalldle Campq Ill aHtaa. BIB - 5 """" houae wlt.h w. Va. 4-wale bath, dug well. wator syatern, oot far off !IJII'd I'Oid. JOHN FRY properly on Mld11111'1.1111 clllparl P~MD 7oat~. VIRGIL « RJ!;IJI!N TIAPORD 4-IMc Ailierl 11. USED PIANOS, THREE El[. IIIII!:LLIIR POliCED air fUr. ..... 4 :rem old, ..... TRA NICE. r«<Oldltloned up. 4-14-3-e Jml. Complele wllb dact right pl81108. Also other plWanted To luy .n. ftilllllln ad lbil- ~us~ ..... trom 139.15 up. Free deTWO USED BICYCLES, good s.~ 1111. Pta. .,.,., 4-11-411: livery. Call 742-4211. 4-1Uic condition, 24 or 26 lncll. one LOGAN rillE I BAn"l"' glr!J and one boys, phone 94S. IJQUIPtoiENT, aalea IIIII ..,. AMERICAN 214 Ford 1>1.,.., one Ford com PURE BRED S'IOJ, 4-1&.31p Ylee, "-7, Obla, BD I. SADDLE horle, price reaaoncu!Uvator. one wagon unloadopedal prlcea ... tslllll"llhable, Floyd Carlon, Rd I, AlftiQUIII, flnltiN, dllla Ing gear bol, .... k1J trurlt . . lor boatl, lnll1en •• d Middleport, phone 74WIIl. .....,.._ llrl. IIDnrd bed with racka. One Ford ...__ DwiCbl LGpa 4-11-ate Cd, • w. Mala ... , _ . com planter. Phone 99U8'I3 - . Charlea Marshall day, or 992-6913 eveniDRB, or 1114, llu l!:ldiiDpr • • . 47 INCH Mare Pony. eall .... contact Larry Ritchie. Min3137 belore e p.m. 4-11-ate ...... BbUD · ersvUie, Ohio. f.l4-3tc --- ' ' PAW·· FARMALL MD Dli!'.SI!L TJlAC. OI'IN I!VES. 1:00 P.M. Notlal · COWBELL TODAY, . . 1962 CORVAJR MONZA,, •••••• ,,.,,,.,,, ,·, $695 Automatic trans., red vinyl lnterlor, bucket seats, good ·tires, radio and heater. Local one owner car, 1965 CHEVROLET •••••••• , , , , , , • , , , ••• , .$1995 . ' .-t'Pllcel 1965 CHEVY D 4 DR. •••• , •• , •• , , • , , , , •••$1o 9a 4 dr, block finiSh, clean Interior, eood tires, 5 cyl. enetne, l ' AdS·Britig Top ·,.Gf.ad~ R~sn,l~ , ._ _ _.. . . . . . . .. . ._ _. . . 2 •1. · ..... v-. ..... D1'IIIT IMQIIII 'I'UJQI1lP, 14• pia ,.U I an•ld. . . _ , llolill • Aalo. n•m: '' \· . ' ., ' ~ 0 �I { • - 'I'~ ~-·me~ MIOOI;.,.rt.l'omoroy, •\i>rU 16, 1968 if: Go./C:fen Wedd i'ng Observed . ::Middleport... {::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;: :: ::::: :: ::::::::;::::::::::· : ::·:t~ held &lnday their congratulations. of the Guests at the observance from •amlveriiU)' of oot of - . Included Mr. and hauM Mra, Cbarles Jividen of Athena; Mr. ancl Mrs. Cill!ord Cunning. bam ol Umai Mr. and Mrs. D. •• l Her• Bailey, Mrs. Harold Harrison and 11011, . H. Rol>eoon and Cheater Morris Jell, MalllvUie; Mr. and Mro. of HarriiiOIIYIIIo, and Mr. snd · · for the recepttoo Charles Finnigan and childreD, Mrl. Gary Bernltz and children couple were their Karen, Kevin, Kenneth, John and of Pomero,y' lllrs. Harold Patrick ol Huntlngtoo, N. Y,; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas HaiTi~ Har·rlooo of Main· Mr. and Mrs. Rus.tell McElhin- son of ClncimaU were · unable , FliiJDI.P n Mrs. Charles (Doris) ny and Mrs. Esther KiseJ or to attend due to the r~ent birth • . of HIUIUngtoo, N, Y, Columbus; Mrs. Pearl Harrison, ~ a da~ter. Laura Lee, drat ,Ttte lfralr was held at the Bai~ Mrs. Elsie Flickinger and Mr. great.grandebUd of Mr. and Mrs. leyhclme. and Mrs. Don John110n and daugh- Bailey, . Tapers ln bri:ss candlesticks ter, Lynn, of Charleston, W.Va.; -and &old roses centered therefn,!lment table. Mrs. Russell M""lhlnnl' of Columbus, the lor. ~~ · ll!lef J,lorh Harrison, served the .. • -·~ ·~yeraary cake wbich was in~ • . aertl)ed "'COIIgratulatlons, Hap~ -~ :~ ..;r W Anniversary, Mae and Her~ >I'" ;:p ,'man" . ; -.1.11e cake was topped with ,)··~· 1~ •' ' & ehlna wedding bell. Presiding at the punch bowl was Miss • •· 1 l'uen Flmigan, a freshman at · ;' lleUma COIIep, Oxford, Mich. , · ~ Mrs. McElhinn,y and Misll - J F:lrmlpn are granddaui,ilters of llr. and Mrs. Bailey. Nwnerous fioral pieces a n d elfts were presented to the honored couple. Mr. and Mrs. William K~ ot Colwnbu&, for~ merly ol Pomeroy, telephoned MBGS· 111A11E lliNIG>rr,~l WALT 16._ b.Y 1 state highway patrolman on highWIQ' safety were Ceatures or the Middleport P.T,A. meeting M::mda,y night. Richard Vaughan was elected president or the P. T .A. for next year and other omcers named were Mrs. Newman Burdette, first vice president; Mrs. roo Becker, second vice president; Mannlng Kloes, treasurer; and Mrs, Rlchard Vaughan,. secroWendeU Gerlach introduced safety patrol members, present including Opal Berry, captain; MILLIONAIRE" (Technlcolor) Ft·ed MacMurray Mark &~lith, Linda Atki.nson, Tom Tomm,y Steele Cassell, Mike Bareswilt, Nancy Buskirk, Debbie McGuffin, Penny Walters, David SWisher, and Debbie Shelton.Heannouncedthat 12 of the patrol members will be attending the safet.,y conference in Washington D.C. on May · 10. Gerlach thanked t h e safetJt chairman. Vaughan, and his coDP mittee, Mrs. L R. Neal, Roscoe Wise, and the Rev. Max n>nahue for their work with the p... trol DISNEY CARTOON: Apllne Clloon WIDNISMY,'Apr!l" NOT OPEN 11turtdty lhrv s.t"rd1y Aptllll-20 "GRAND PRIX" (Teclmieolar) Jamer Glroer Eva Marie Saint COioOIICARTOOII: Election or ofllcers Cor the 1966-439 school term, recognition of the safety patrol, and a talk tacy. DISN~Y'S "THE HAPPIEST ' Vaughan Heading MC/dleport PTA . ~~--!owl SHOW~7PII mOOR€'S 31st ANNIVERSARY SALEI -------------------· Fishing Supplies-Sporting Goods lACKLE BOX WITH SWING TRAY :: ·,Personal Notes :·: .' ' .f<. ' ' ., ·~. ,, ,, lic:ll, Mra. LoWell Beaver, and ·•. . Slncfn& In the)unlpr.chojrwere . Trudy Rood!, Cincb'' Triplett, Mary BCJaa, J9lr Beaver, Cbrla~ Hoas, Clncb' Manley, Martha McNeal, Vlck1" Manley, Jll,)'anna Poetry, .Scripture, H_ymns Highlight Easter dot L, R, Wiley. Prog~om tor Bunco, Mise Mildred Hawley, ·Horace Abbc>ll, and Mlao ·c.n•. . dace Bahr. Pra,rer poe~· were pven 1>1 Mrs. Johq. IJI,1od. !Ira. Dtmver Rlee, ~«rs.. E. · L. ·lAt.· lance, Mrs. Ceol'IO Mtlnliart, Miss Peg McKimOy, R I c k Y Jolm Fisher of Hebrm. For a and Frances Harley, and Holly Martin lor a din· ner prepred by Mrs. Margaret Davia at her home on E a s t Slate Slreet. Mra. Vernoo Clalancl ol co. lumbua spent the weekend here 1:\uing the meeting Robert with Mr. andMrs.KennothDarat. Morrl1, principal, reoorted that Mrs. Esther Kiasel of CoMr. and Mrs. Bob Tumor and $1,000 is now avall&ble to the hunbus and Mr. and Mrs. Rog- children, Michael, Debra, a n d scOOolfor playground equWment. er Luckeydoo of Huntington were Gar7 of North Robia1011 were Eas.. Cost of imProvement projects hollda,y weekend aueat• or Mr. ter weekend guests or Mr. and priposed is $1,200andtheP,T,A., and Mrs. James Brewington. Mrs. Joe Turner. voted to contribute the needed Mr. and Mrs. Henry COoper $200. Morris reported that anew and chlldren, Dave, Dou1, and slide wlll be purchased. bank. Janet or Parma vi sited over the boards wlll be erected and a weekend with Mrs. Eva Hart~ back stoP will be placed at the ley, Mrs. James Faulkner, and corner o( Laurel and Beech st. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen and Water fountains will be repaJr- family. eel and new chains and seats will Easter weekend guests ot Mr. be put on the swings. and Mrs. Fielding Hawkins were Patrohnan Proffitt was speak- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Vrqman, er at the meeting. He recalled Mary and Mark, or Belpre, and that 27 years ago he was a school Mr. and Mrs. John Hawkins or P&tr<:ll boy. In his talk, he said Sprlnllfield, that 50,000 people are killed on Mr. and Mrs. John Grover ot America's highwa,ys each year, Bucyrus andthelrdaugbter, Ruth, coJI1)&I'able to wiping out a city student at Cltio Unlvermty were the size of Portsmouth. weekend guests or his mother, Saf'ety (eatures of ~·s veMrs. Edith BurUm. hlcles, including seat belts, were Dr. ami Mrs. John Harle.y and discussed lzy the Patrolman. He son, Jim, visited in Middleport commented on state and federal brieOy with his mother, Mrs. J. legislation regarding motor ~ E. Harley, Easter Day. Mrs. hicle inspection and the imPlied Harley accompanied her 1011 and consent law which requires ~ fa.JJUiy to Athens wherelheywere torists to submit to a sobrietY test wJth re(usal being cau.se tor ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam.SWatlicense revocation. zel. Listing automobUes as the third Mr. and Mrs . 0\arles Arm ~ greatest cause of death, follow- stron,11, Cheryl, Cathy, and Bri~ ing heart disease and cancer, the an or Holland. and Mr. and Mrs. speaker noted, beginning in Juls, Robert Johnson, Doug, Cindy, 1969, a driver educaUon course and Usa or Columbus were hoi~ will be a requirement for secur- IWcy weekend gue.rrts of Mr. and ing a license. He SPoke of th¢ Mrs. WUiiam Folmer. federal contribution toward the Charles Lemley, a student at cost of a course. the Jackson Manpower Training The patrolman in his talk also School. spent the weekend at outlined requirements for motol'o home Witt. his wife and parents. cycle operation and talked on Mrs. Don Johnson and chll~ t h e motorcYcle entbrsement dren, Bruce and Brian, joined Cnl Aluminum yard liJbt finished stamP on the license which be- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil~ in uthllectur&l black. AmbeJ botcomes effective in 1969. Ham A. MtKelvey for Easter de Jlau in psnMrs. Grace Hawley's fifth dinner, Marvin McKelvey was elL R.eJ. 25.95 grade won the attendance ~ home from Manit all University. • nor. Refreshments were served Mr. arul Mrs. Larry EhersLANTERN POST by the sixth grade homeroom bach and son or Minersville spent J" tubul•r steel post, 8' aeftsth. mothers, Mrs. WUUam 91¥lsher. Easter with Mr. and Mrs. HowDrilled at boUcm tc accept cable Mrs, Eorl Powal~ Mro. WUI!am ard Ebersbach, Portland. llf conduit. ReJ. 7.95 Walters, Mrs. Robert Schuck, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. HarMrs. Wallace Powers, Mrs. H• old Roush of Portland were Mr. ry McGufrln, and Mrs. William and Mrs. Robert Euler and chilPooler, dren, Lori and Michael of ~ar ­ leston, W, Va. Mrs. Gertrude Miller and Mr. ··:•:•:·.·:·:. ·······: 8.JKI Mn. Willard Miller a n d daushter, Lorraine of Wooster made a pre-Easter visitherewith ·::: :::: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Roach a n d joined by Ann Cole, Klthr Bek~r. JodyT~Iber!; . Cindy Glaze, Vlck/ ~bbc>l~ Ill· · ana LJn<b•. lleYeriT ~lhel~ JOhn liunc,,. Debbie 'frli>lel), Sieve Gerlaejl, lttaron 1WlliQO. PaGI CUMIJiiham, lllri~ Co I e, ELBE tN· ARE UARTERS a Trlploll, Mary Moyer, M ry BeiP, Martha McNeal, T1inniY · Sdtea, Angela Boker, Eric Sdtes, Joe McKinney, Clttey Glaze, 91AD Gerlacll, Jody 1'01· bert, Sieve Gerladl, Kith¥ Bek· or, CindY Manley, Vlclq- Manley, JOhn Bunco, Paul Clinl1lngllam, Debbie Triplett, and 1he Rev. RauUin Moyer. Mrs. CheSter Erwin was at the orJlllll for mudc pr.,entod by the senior cbolr C:Ompo$ed of Mr a. C)¥da Allensworth, Mrs. · wu. llam Grue~er, MlsaDebbleGrueaer, Miss LJnn Tolbert, Mise&!- ' un Gerlach, Mrs. Hood, M r a. Melnhart, Mrs. 0, E. McKinley, Mrs. Oscar Roush, Miss Betl)' Cunningham, Mro. Wondell Ger- Tbe Big Pal tackle bOx SCO'ITS LAWN CARE PRODUCTS TWQ.PIECE 10 QT. Aluminum Fr•-· % • Cotton Net TROUT NET, Reg. 99c .... ..... . .. 61c WITH PLASTIC GIIP II I SELECTION OF FENCING TO FIT YOUR EVERY NEEDI Come in for sn estimBtel 3/IIC GOLF BALLS ''DISH GARDENS" BOX OF 3 99~ For Men Women end Children u.-. Solid center, good quality golf balla ' ' ' Erlt ' Dudley's Florist ScoU autograph. 59 Nc 2nd Ave. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT 0. Wool and Nylon Wovan Cloth Cover Ul Rea. 7.1}5 19.9J You on uparll fiElDER'S GLOVE, Rag. 3.59 • . . . • • 2..2 pup cold ftll. led •teel. Re.. ' 44"Doot Opentna. Made or heiY)' cold rolled steel. Slldina: doon ride en · nyloa roller bearlnJI. RtJ. 14111 188.98 IN CTN, , UU. IUI'CII, llfl, p ..oidont of Ohio Eta Phi Chlqnor of Bolo Slp!a Phi Sororlv, and chairman of the awards commlr teo lor the !1111 Southern Ohio Pogoant todoy ~m~unced prizes ID be owardocl pqoant wlmen. With har II Ann Barnltz who aloqj with n.rla Ewqmako ll> the committee.T h e - wW be held at 8110 lio m. Sotunlt.Y, Mo,y 4, In ·the i'omiii'Qj' Jtmior Hlsli SChQol under the oponoorshlp of tho aororiey chll>tor and tho Pomny Chamber of Ccmunerce. Tw<>tJiece poll of IIi" n>Wid steel tubinj. Totll heiaJII 66"'. Scrolll cr tilt ....1. Stop In And See Our Alltletlc Plareround Equlpmtnt. OUTDOOR FIXTURE fluted .... w!O. WICk lloilb. Up to one 75 watt bulb. (Leu Uutment cf renee po1t1, JIWd ralls cr any wood that Q bolb.) RoJ. 1.115 wbjeded liJ seo ~ 1.11 News .•• in Briefs REDWOOD PATIO Rllfi'CL.dunbll..o-lho. Colnplete with 1\u,..oloo Vln'l curll· lon ..... 27.75 11.15 .... ~ Ba1Jey'a Restauraut is prO-viding a dimer lor judges who Will arrive In Pomeroy oo the afternoon ol tho -~ Ma,y 4, to conduct ~rvtews among the contestants. Flowers for the pageant are being provided b)' Francis Florists. Meanwpne, Carolyn Grueser, dtalrman of the sororit,y•s attend. ance committee, annoonce s 1hat advance dckets tor the 1968 pageant will go on sale at several buainess houses this week. Ad· vance tlckela will be aold at $1.25 but Uckets will be priced at $1.50 at the door on the night of tho pageant. All children ancl studer.ts will be reqrlred to have tickets all ol which will be ,.ld at 1he same price. A higll~t of this year's pag. eant will be an appearance by Miss who is Pamela Rob- HERE, A SECTION of tho Melgo HlghSChoolllozoon C.ncort - I • rahear&lll£ a nldllber lo1 a spring concert to be held Friday night at the Pomero:-r Jurdor High School The varied eortCert include~:~ two presentations which will be highUghts from Broadway shows, There is oo admission charge. .r Bridge Bids in 90 D .·'· ·m .. (r · ~· .~ . . ays ·· River Gauges GAUGES- Gal)jpol!s,l2,2and 15.5 fUilJ'dpg 13 feet Of I'QllerSj Pt. Pl"'olirt, 24.50; Ponlorc>y. M"'on, ou~ Hinton, 1.90 lalllng; Kanawha Falla, 4.70 lalllnlll· Charleston, 18.10 stat. Lo..-,11; ~nnet andWinlleld,areoft.tbe water ., ' ' ·· • Openmg I"' May 17 It! Gloria Buek Vrbo Ia. the current Miss Southern Obio . Mrs, Margaret Ella Lewis, stage cbalrman, Ji011011slhatmaterleli lor creoth\g a garden aetUnr lor the pageant to be held at the Pomeroy Jun!O<. Hlg b School, have begun to aiTive. llle !a being assl.otecl b)' llle WinGing Trail Gord111 Club. Tho Cheater Garden Club Willi Mrs. Donald Mor!l as chairman will . create back curtain decorations lor the· otap, The Keith Goble Ford co., Middleport, has pven . · (COnlbwedonPI&O U) liee Cold To SOfter 1MVJD BOWEN loPktured directing the Meigs H I g h School Maroon COr<:ertwhich Is readying 1 eoncert tor 8,P.m.FrldoyatthePo.,. oroy Junior ll1slt SChooL Bowen latheboadlnstr1011.,.. tal s111ervl10r of the llelgs local SCbaul District. Minnie Harpold Dies Wednesday Mils Mlmlo llarpclld, 89, Raclna, died Wedllesday morning at Melgo General HoaPJtal. !htJ tauahl .sd>ool lor a ~~rm­ ber ol years. lind was aaailtlot callhler at the Firat National Bank In Racine for 39 years he!lie Ia survived by tho following nlocos, Mra. Oetovla Covin, Nell Jersey; llro. R u t h · caJilllhOil, Pllllburgh, Pa.: liro. .. . . . . 3.93 Fla.: Mrs. Carrie Scarry, Racine; Mra• .·Narlt Bella, ates~ ter, w. va., and Mn. Bemtce Str&UI~ CinclmaU, and two Dflllh· ewa, WUUam Harpold, Holly. 110011, Fla., and Glenn llarpclld, Eaat UvellJool . "!!" Harpold was • mfiDI>er of tile Racine Metlicxllat Oilrdl. Flaral ienlcei will be bald at 2 p.m. Soturdoj at t1)0 Elitng Futtei;Ol llojM wiUt 1M a n. C/H Foqed biode. . h~. RAJ.6.00 WHEELBARROW 48" 4~ cu. foot. Sleellep and eh•nol oleol ............... BID beaJ> I• I w heflo. 2511 • SPIED SATIN·· l'ully Automatic Opening and Closlnt Stop In For Your PAR-KING GOLF CART •.. , .... 12.41 FroeHomo Beauliful Booklet REG, 16.81. WITH IO"WHEELS Klimbtor oflletallnr. Burwill be . tile ~·woO.! ~. -·aDat 11M! hii!IIO .from Jalul Ial . . . .1. . Official 51• and Weight RaJ. 1.19 ............ 74c al'ter weld!nJ.lS' roiL ohove pOuod. Uf' 11oo 14" hiP !.IO!Jellii.Re.. GORE'S II 11, K1116 BUilDERS SUPPLY CO. 2nd A¥1. i 992-311 1'111111...,.,.1 W.l.l.___., 0, . 2,55 36,. x 100' roll. Joctlon. No R.J.I7.75 !»o~eroy • ~~ W&liilowlllif '"Till•llr Dr o: •• F'lol"* .,IIIIG!If·'!l' .....rllld · ''wUII!ul Ill ~ defensible." Jc 1111J11r at ~ Yorti ~. Ho : _... M J)rl&identlal c.-r said part In • 4~ _ . , . :· aotlatlons would In lor&o pan dooend on tho wW. . .o of d!o lor tho~-- · United Slltoa ID OC«l>t I ~ to -tod ID : c:oollllcm goverlll!oot In South l>nDIIII' tho ..... - . erttletam o' "' VI_,. and he had 'F:,.,.,.. - . ,..,...·Jill, .....,... ·: few dl,yo. HID 110 Weather .. T - In, Oldo 11111 ............... _1\.rra. dl,y throush lfoado,y.IIJ&IIawlll laneralb' niweiD thO IOo lad 70s and !owo 1D tho 601 lad . coM pro- --· 13.1. Ceme,nt·· . The Department Sto111 of luiiCIIng ' co·' ··· ' ' ;fiVE CEI:!tiS. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17, 1968 polil. ton her retirement. otop~ orid!oac• tllll,.dlclllo......,. II. . ~-Tiot ~Ot. Jewelry, Al~ated Radio, NeJr. York Clotblng lfouso, Bah r Clolhlero, HarUey and llloe Slore, K. and c. Jowelare, Fabric Shop, VUiop Fbarmacy, Elberleld JlepariJrioot Store, Ledlie SI-s Sb'lo !hop, all In Pomeroy or Mlddlt!pOrt: Carl's 9loo Store ancl llernadiDe' s In Galil- ·War Line Tamed In West VI 'he Mystery Fugitive Went on the Town In sever._. ways as wlll MIBI 14 II R.J. 29.95 IN CTN. 124W.MAIN ortv ner"\ will reeetve also $25 sav~ lngo bonds. PronGing the money tor lite scholarship and the bonds are The Farmers Bank and Savings CO., tho Pomeroy National Blnk, both In Pomeroy; the Citizens Nallonal Sank In Middleport; the Racine IlcHno-Nallonal Bank at Ractne, and the Ohio Valley Bank e1 Gallipolis. Tell local businesaes are COR· tributlng fllldl for UJe purcbase at the erown for Mill Soutllem Ohio and tile trophlea wbldl are npeeted ID arrive 1111¥ day. c.n. tellanta from Gollla, Athena, Wadtlnglon and Meigs !'.oontleo are taking part. Giving mer<hancllso slfta to be dlllrtbllled IIDl<I<IB the papant winners are Swt.lber 8.nd LOOse Drugo, Boker Furniture, Chapmaa - Claaday Sloes, Goessler wW pup 16.88 SAVE 77c SAVE 45c The 1968 Miss Southern Ohio w:lll receive a $100 scholarship, an ofll<lal Mill American tropll)' and crown, ~1Wf8ra and olh. or sills, Ula Mild!, chairman <Jl tho Miss Southern Ohio Pagawan!a committee, announced today, Mra. Milch II headin& t h e «<JnlJJIttoe lor Oblo Eta Phi O!apler of Beta Slpna Phi SOr. which Ia _,oortng t h o paaoat alt1111 with the Pomeroy tbamber ol Commerce. M. r s. Mitch Ia allo pre.aident of the aororlt¥ diopter, Flnt and aeeood place winnora In the lourlh IIJIIM1al paa. will aloo recdve ofllclal M111 America tropldeo as ''IIIII Ml81 Conpnlallt;f, salocted· bj> the COIIIO~I. '!be lhroo girls will re<olve m~rcllandl1e sifts and IOCOI!d and third place wiD- 8' x 10' STORAGE SHED . IN CTN. ~ Devoted To 'IJw lnterett. Of '1Jw Meigs-MIUOn Al'f!G POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL. XX . NO 261 lng at Georgia Tech. Now ... o fabu1ou• poinf Haof mab• • Genuine Cowhide LNthor BADMINTON SET, Rag. 4.69 .1" •0'' Door OpeniniJ. GUde-RJte Doublt Ooon. Nad.e ol heiY)' 122.951N CTN, SoUd. Oak, cleu umbh linbh. Ru•t·realscant Chlin.s and CtliUna Hoob. ReJ. _.,.. .......... . .... . . IJOYtrt;r.'' enttne Tho !Mpat rtver In tho SovIet Unlno Is the Lena, 2,653 miles. Margaret WelnpJU, HoUywood, BAG OF 3, SAVE 26c SAVE 26c lor . PreBidont ~~ In !'lOW York IIU'IOUDC'Od .that a Wathlngton ofi!Oo w®id be ~ noxt • MAIL OX Gatnnized 1ttel eca1tructlon. MeUIJic blue and white wndlerresiltant baked tpOJilY finhh. Robert F, Xlonocb'-111 ..,.. 011ly IIC11ve ~r GOP condl- . former VIce Pres- trait to the mob a::enes of Ids Hichlrd M. Ns- Beqan eorller ciiiiPOIIniJW lor tho made dear he baa 111 1ntendon Domocrotlc IIOIIllnldon, tho lfondo.Y u "kino! .of • """" <Jl b&COI!llne a cloclared condl- New Yorli ...,.lor ncol.ed a cenior 91(lce, oot .a .·~ date bllore the lllaml Belch roladveiy CCIOI ree<lltlon In o ..... hi .the tr-nal ..... .........,., and Brooke said ...._ thi<IUih South lllll>ta In ~~ the sovernor ·1• mt a Ro<ko!ellar' • ooncandlclocy an. Mll'<h of - · In the June I nouncement last month meant primal')'. He ., talked of IDDre c:andldltt.i.. '. "thlt he wu not a candidate In r.doral aid tor tanners and ol Neither Rockefeller oor Job• Instead of handouts. I o r pn - e d likely to Oilier die prtmarie~o" In other develcl>mento: 1111 state primorleo qelnlt the peraons In ·~· ol rural Ro<k.-eller Now You Know 8' x 6' STORAGE SHED tamUy. TENNIS BALLS, Reg. 99c •• . .. . •••• 73c 4PLAYERSET Ro<l<eleller bicker, said the Nn York 81JY8l'oor Ia 41V81'7 much lntereated" In Hlkllll the illl>ubllcon nom1n1t1on and Is on the brink or mlklrw an "amnnatlve &tatem_.,• on hil candidacy. HGoverJ¥)1" Roeklleller IB Dot a reluctant candidate, • Brooke aid in Boaton. ,-4He baa llways wanted the nomlnOIIoJJ and he wantl the DDID.inatlon now.'' .ln..., ., 211I 6' PORCH SWING J«i'. ancl Mrs. Rick Crow of Columbus were Easter weekend guests of their parents, Mr. and Mra. WUooo Carpenter ancl Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr. other weekend visitors of the Wll ~ soo Carpenters were Mr. and Mrs. J<>hD Young and lamii.Y of Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cilo of The Plains. Mr. Cilo, who was formerly associated with the Pomeroy schools, is assistant superintendent ol tho Foderai.Jioc:klng 111gb School. Olarlene Diehl, who teaches 1n Pittsburgh, Pa. was here for a waekeocl ridt '!lith her par. enta, Mr. and Mrs. James Diehl. himself Tuesdl,y that he woe beglmd~ &D "usesament" of hlo position. '"The Job seeks the man.'' 111 Boagon commented ao ho discussed .with newSmen pollttcal coosuilant F, ClifiDn White' a report of oubltantlal gr&olll'OOIB suPIIOrt lor ~·· oollllniP tlon. · Meantime, Sen. Edward W. Brooke, ft..Mias., a atrong ' ::' Personal Notes •·:• MINNOW BUCKET, Reg. 2.19 .... 1.43 By United Preos lnternatlonol Tht RcllubUcan , e~m~ waa utlr today with renewed $100 Scholarship Offered, I !IIIII Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley and chUdron of Atlanto, Ga. len Eaater Da,y after vi siting here with his mother, Mrs. Helen Hanley, and Mrs. Vlrsll mackwood. Mr. Hanley Is a teacher . ' availabie as california's GOP tawrtte son. gave the word GARDEN-PATIO SUPPLIES ·-· FEICE SHRUB Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer and daughter' Polly or Marion, MiBs Polly Karr or Columbus, and Mrs. Roma Higgins of Iron~ ton were Easter weekend guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Charlet R. K&rr, Sr. Miss Brenda Potts, junior at Ohio State Unhwsity, was here tor the weekend with her par. Rocky & Reagan Act More Like Ct --' tndlcatlona Governor• Nelson Rockoleller and Honold Beqon .m&)' at some »oint c:om,pete actlvely lor tho GOP l>l'Oildooo Ual mmlnatlon. · llolpt" Who In the put went ORb 10 fir as to make himself .. is made (){ high-impact styrene .. . Idle is 10" :t 5"' J: 3:14". AU MMal, Non.Fiootlnt Type BAS~BAU, '' .:·'·;~;:;~;:· REG, $1.19 . '' Ul 72~ ' ·~ e,• Mr .. and Mrs. WWiem Lohrer An Eaater J>r<>IP'•m of poeand daul!hler ol Kettering and try and .!cripture lnterapersed Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Wllsoo with llymna entlOed Ute Abanclof Lngan - • Eaater woekend antl,y waa loalured at . the &Inguests of Mr. and Mrs. Terey nlgllt aerric~ altho MiddleOhllllger. port Cblirdl of Chrlat., Guests of ~ and Mrs. c. · Both tho amltandjunlorcholro o. Fisher were Mr. and Mrs. or tho churcli presented Easter Harold Moore and children, MI- music thrmgbout the pr01ram chael, Kathr and Slevan of Cln- Willi ropreaenlatlvea <Jl all Qm. <lnnaU, Mrs. Marjorie Moore da,y school claosas partleiJ>ItiDI. · of Middletown, ancl Mr. and Mrs. Reading scripture were wat. hollda,y dinnar Satllrdl,y nlgllt, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fisher and sons, David and Bruce, joined. the family, Mrs. Albert Clemson and son, Todd, ot Conneaut are here tor a week's visit with her parents, Mr. and Mro. Wallaee Bradford, Brownell Ave. .. a:~:':!:.! a~ro million brlclgo ID raploce the C&llen !liver Bridge at Point Pleasan4 W, VL, &ree>ilOO:ted1D be awarded during the next 90 doys. Thou. s. co..tGuardTuosc~o,y c>Proved finaldeslgnandlocatlon pions for tho span, <l.,...q tho Approval of the plans and spec- way ror the hiring or a cons~ Uicadons tor constructionofT\11- log e~W~Deor and lotting of co,.. pers Plains· Chester Water q.,. tracts. The target date for coJnoo trict, a rural water system In pletlon lo Sop~ 1969, TriDIJIIOrtatlon Secretory Alan Meigs and Athens County, has Boyd, In announcq Coast Guard been recet ved Crom Economic Dovoloi>ment Administration, IJi!PI'Oval, said the prqtOSed Site Fanner& Home AcDlnlltration Ia about two mtlea below tho colo llpaed brldee. near the conflu-and various Ohio ~pnclea, ence of the Kanawha ond o h I o Advertisement lorbldslabelng made With bid OIIODiiW 8chodulod rivers. The br!clgo wU1 be a lour-lane at Eastern Hlg~ School, at DOOn I,SOMoot span with a 90114oot (D,S.T.) Frldl,y, Ma.v 17, 1968. center apan bBtween the two"D&ln Wlih finalization ol this project, sponsored by Fanners -rtlngp!ors. The AI!I>alochlan Reg!onol Home A<mlnistration, James T. Conunlasion wW provide $2 mllMcDJrman, statedlrector,Meigs Collllll' Is equlppltw Itself lor IJ>. lloh ID help llnanc:e c:onstructloa. wotrlalloatlon and raoidontlal West VIrginia ond OIJio, along ellllllllon. accordl.lw to water '111111 the Bureau o! Public .Roode, will ....... the I'OIIIalnlrW ..... district dovoloJ>ars, ~~ . . . . .. . ~ ' Seek to Complete Special Fund FJiorta are being made to comgiotB In Meigs couney the 80Cood annual II>Uara lor SCholaro fancl drive. !Ioney raloed Is used to provlda scholarShips lor Melgo C.uney aonlora. Last Ytll' over ,t,OOO WIS rifled in the program. Bealdenta, organloatkJna and buslneoses whl<h bave not beoo contacted In the drive are liked ID OC>IIIPlote the form IJo. low and mall II akq with tbell cOlllrtbutlons to Meigs CC>unt;y II>Uars lor Scholars, In care of Ted Bee<L Tile Farmer• Bank ODd S!Jvlngo Co., Pomeroy, Cltacka are ID be made pa,yable ID the lletars C.WIIl' ll>llara lor SCholar• fund. Name----------------- Acll:ireaa··- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , Enclollld II 1111' ._-- 1D tho Melga CO~ ~a lor Scholars fiJad drive. ~~~~~' ATLANTA {UP])-Tbe 1111''" mUea !rom the- PUlillc lwlbW terillul lugiUve In the sla.Ying o! project where 1 white ¥MUng . tr. Martin Luther King Jr., nglstered to Gelt wu .....,. _..mly wont nlghtdubblng .-,ned April 5, more 12 In Atlanto the nlgllt after tho lxlurs alter King wu lbot ID murder ond haDed two tAXIs In doltb bJ> a white IDfDor at • . 1110tel ID .llomPhll, Tom., 382 a h!Wie noighbclrhood. ODe taXI driver vividly mtlts &WQ. recalled the man-whom the The 19Gf Muatuc hid 1968. FBI has ldontlllod u Eric AloMma Uc- platea ODd tbe &arw Galt- because he toaaed rtl!istratlon gave Gelt'l adllrooa part o1 hla rare onto the lloor of asasoulhB~roomq llluoe Wbore res!- bedll't the cab. .. J remember him because he seenhlmlntllrteFm .,...., trocq Gelt's was a smll't guy, the way he thr8ft' that money at me. You movement• alter the cU' was · remember the smart ~s."' tbe )eft In .. noar the Goo$ coPIIDI tile . driver oald Tuesdoy. The man rode oely two block& Frl~ afler Klng'l lllllt'llor, and thea hurriedly loll the toXI. _..mly IDllolred I trail ID Awarently the same miD tho P~ Nlglltl:lub noar caught aoot.her cab ~verll Peoc-ondiOthblocks away and weat to a ODe cab tlrl- Mid the FBI roodern, two--stocy apartment uked him U he'd Pkl!Od "' 1101' building. Both CObB be1ongod ID lares at tho Ploj>room F~ !he At1anto IIIWon Cooperative (April I) ..... Cab Co., which requested that I - b o( Golt, bo said he !he drlvoro not be ldent111ed. l'OIDtOIIbored Pleklrw "' the moo The area, arowtd Peachtree lour blocks awey. and Ulll - . , Is about sevtll -eat _.....lot Shoot to Kill Order Fanning Controversy CHICAOO (UPU - lll;yor Richard J,lllley'a o..... to baveloo>o ers and ar110niSU shot on sight today fannedlhe aatkmal controverll)' raglna over how tD lwldle mass urban vloltnce. , Tho order was greeted with condemnatiooandnoCCIIIUIIent. Some Sllli>Ort was evident In a random &111\Pllngcoocb:tedb)' Ualted Pr.., International. Dill~ himself said his .. shoot- on!¥ 11!1 <>bvloua oraontota. "U they 1n1 burulrw tho bull~ stood and blown out of Plq)Ort- ._ .no tM.Y •bauld be shol. • don." He told a meeting or rail- lllley aloo ordorod pol)ce ID way executives Tuesdiy niehtthe uatuot to m&lm or crW!e" loot11 Shootroto-kill" order referred ers when the.r were 'JpOUei:L New York's Mayor John V. Lindllt,y wu moat out. . . . ill to eriUciiiJw !llolllley on!ar. um ttmu of troele we're Taken to Veterans MemDrial Holl(lltal about 1,35 a.m. Wed- aoi>W ID r111>act -llle. We neada.Y by the Pomeroy emer. are not IIDllW 1D IW'D dloorder gency sq.aad was Vlrdnia Mus- Into chloa. ID short, we're 11>1 ser, O.ester, who, the depart.. golqr ID · - chlldrtn In New ment of Sterifl' Robert Harten· York City/' At tile same tlmll Daley'o o"' bacb reported, jwnped (rom a den were lllued laa IIDodl.r. movtng vehicle on Rwte 7 near Chlcogo PoUco ~ Jomeo eo.. the state hl&ltw:IY garqe. Driver of the vehicle was her lllk Jr., reminded olllcer& they from husband, Frank Musser, O.es. would need ter. Mrs. Musser ooq)laiDed of pollee olllc:lals ofciPialnorhlsl>cheot palo but ~ hersolf or rank 10 fire at crawlla. out of the hospital befort~ a cam- Mo.Tor Jo- Barr of Plltlpiete examlnatlon (!ould be made, bur&h. Po., said pol)co reBtralnt U was reported. 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