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Blakeslee, Meigs County Extension riculture, at right, will be busy planting seedlings this week. Betty, a dau~hter, received 1200 .. 4-H project. She is a member of th• Windy View 4·H Club at Tuppers Plams. A thousand of. the were provided by the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co., and the other 200 by the State of OhiO. LLe~~ft~~~~ ere Iva and Frank Upton, Benny, Mary Lou, Betty, and Mr. Blakeslee. About 20 other 4-H Club D Meigs also wlll receive trees. Blocks Merg tho Mulo' daughter Mulford, !h. th• [J Reeds Win Post Office .Bid . , _ , j .'1 • •' Our Best Wishes For • A Joyous EASTER ·- We fix Sunday ...a reiiiWI!d aense of plllflll and bapplnas1 for dinner seven days a week cme and all! ·. ' . ' Report ' I'HE BOX .......... .......... . ~ - 3 Pieces Tender, Tasty Chicken PIUJ 'oil tho lrimmln's !A completo banquet for one) OFFICERS AND STAFf..f I ELBERFELDS ARE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL Q!OO and SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 . $1.25 . THRIT BOX · .. : .. · · .. ·........ · $2.50 . 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CRAIGS MARKET,_l. · w~. ~h ~onbed: ~ ~~~~ Is, FREII MeMANI£ story,finest brought ~an end one of next•twO•W!SonS. LOtJISVILLE, K, (UP!)' - . the seasOns in ctllego Yug Team 1 The number "SO" bas brtught baeketbell ~ry satnrday In compllln& a perfectrecor~ to a close many great stories; '•lght when UCLA cnlshed 1~ the seednd ·time in leur but now suddenly It has btcome Paylo!l 79-64 for a perteC\ 30-C seasons, UCLA Coach Jobn 'the preface · to what many record .and Its third NCAA Wooden started · four soph<lwill be lhe greatest epic championship In the past four mores ahd a junior. 11 that Isn't tile blstory of ~ollege years. . . diseouraging ei!oJgh to rival asketbaU. Yet, at the same lime.· the coaches his words about next ' 'The 'dgure "30", which Is a r.umher served as an introduc- year nr~ 9trong enough to scare notalloh used in· journalism to lion as to what the natioo can even the most optimistic de~ignlte the conclusion of a e~pect from the Bruins in !be opponent · I } T05Me1gs HighSch00}s ; ~ 4,,,. ... ••7.~•.. o•,.,. . · ~II -~ bask~b~~r:·~al:~t • ..... ·ea•r:: ~~.~· "'"=""~'"' ':!:'., . I·'!!'!!:!bit~ .e. ~.' ;:::•• t:.:f0: ~ >~ -~ M',tol'~' .,,., •" ..........~:!:::/·7jjJ:liili - ~· . ~vorct, ,. . . lflt~ ho~ ·' Colu~~ 1•. · opponents by an averoge cr 26.7 points per game and handl•d lour NCAA playoff opponent• w•th m~red•ble ease. It's true the Bruins had an easy scr.edule th•y played only 1 team m the final top 15 all year-but the club could have handled tough opposition. Paced by ' 7-foot·l ceoler Lew Alcindor and balanced nicEly by sharpshooters Lucius Alle•o, l' k~~e o;!u!::;es'a~ ;~~mo; ~ex~.;ea~on.:.~a~erson 6. ~ince r · '· · Mike Warren and Lynn Sh!lcki~Jf'l\it · fo~. UCLA rolled over , 1 ~~~~:;;~: Houston and Dayton In ·.'1 weekend's final twe games. AlcindOI who was voltd outstanding or, wa~ lhe difle~ence lor Brums not so much with SL-oring hut -with hill . ing defensive play. He points in the . two grabbed 38 rebounds and cut 'f¥.ilf' tourname~t's ;jio;i'u h 12 MIJS Diamond Hopefuls workoIng:out £or 0pener f > 1 I SentineJ-·P-~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~ is Reds Host . ' als Cardm SQUARE UP~ I Weekend 1 Summary 0£ SportS ' . · · • t"" K-I~;~·s ~CLA ~ bask~tball Brewer w·IDS Bys.IX In Pensaco]a G If Tournev y CITY LOAN ~\ · ' ii1· . V, D. EDWARDS Standings swim~lng ~fill. Souchak:l;~n~t'h~e~ "'P'"'n'"x·~--=====Phone . FOR 'A BEnER LIFE . READ AND .USE TRE .. . 'I 1 •• 1 · ~... ALL THIS WEEK DURING ~ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a. F. 17 .I 10 RICH ' PI ! i 660 SILVERTOWN 5x14 ~;~~.n $21·52 f6$0d3 HI;~~ lPLY NYlON ........ -~ Ptifs~·andrrGa. 1 . .:t. '· . . ' ,. IJ r· ' ' '1rl : .. • . :iiiI .. ' MINIMUM 75 C~NTS ~~ ; ·~-· .: · ·follow; and.USE th• Want Ads- ~\. it!s., . • ~;;ni,·~ • -~il '" : ; •ril ,;IJ\1.) WANT ADS AT IN,A ~~0-.R' ' ;.,.··..,. ./' •' .. ... $1j.s6 825x1 . $J6.55 rr.t.a.to: 115x15 ~- $.4.45.·pru. ,~x 845x15 _ _ $17.60' plu1 .fiX . ll art , WhllaW1ll 750x1~ $14.45 plua 'tax $12.5$ '.,:~,:. ·1 PI T 4 PLY .WHITEYfAU, :1'~·-..:.__- $11.5$ . begl, ~= ~=t:= ' By SANDY PRISANT Louis Cardinals to a &-2 victory led two other clubs to Grape· sparked IiaiUinore to 31 · . ', UPI Spar's Writer over Detroit. ' !mit League victories Sunda as over th \ ' a, . w•n The he>t record m the ~•ague Even more sparkling was lhoi2W ·~ Julllln Javier may have found Hard bitting second basemen Dave Johnson's three yhils Yank•es eu~Jers a~1. kth,e and among ;!II 20 maJor .eagu• pitching ot California's ,.,,,~.1 ul a qUick cure of his bruised hip · , fo 1 .10 d b ~~~e ~; e' teams belongs to the Chicago Brnnet, Jack Sanford 1 and blurred batting eye. ur, s ~u . econnad 9-3. Whole . Sox, who gam<:d thei' Minnie Rojas, who allowed It's called the Phil Ga;;liano J 'e ~~ ~~?;? 'h ., lllh wm m 16 games Sunaay hv I three hils in the Angels' treatment. h :v~ r 1 lp, e ter 1 an " downmg the Mcts 1·3 m I~ decision over the Giants 1 Javier has never been ifrong b8 tt' m severo days and the mnings. ln another exira mmn~ The lnd1ans ust'<l a ..·,,••.. rnn at the ~late and his injured hip h:d ·~: eye was sharpe!/'t _,,.n I! affair Ihe Was hington Ser.atoo·s uprising in the eighth to top OO.ol wer• gave GBgliano a chance to show . h ~~ Jn . several yea s, as he ~nd Pittsburgh P1rates playrG. Cubs 4 3 as Sam . B b II be . omerc,. Orlando C•ped·o 1' . . . . . . ase a may coming up some Pony baH two years ago, ~bo d With d 1t d . ;:~ mn 1·ngs, but co~, ld n't b1t'tl k H1 p1lched Sl" hitless mmngs. lh e .451) h1ttmg that could wm ..., him a starting job at secmod to some thin days at Middle· may be called in to help on the ;ha: a?1 t a er. oubled Mtke 5·5 Uc. Daily . . ;:;;.;._J l-ase. port High School this spring mound, if a second catcher can , 1, 1 n·~n ~.• ;cormg poslloon lc Balks Score Runs [-- . ' • .:_ . 1 11 1 "Tbllt~l a sneaky w8y to get Not unmindful of the c.itua· following one of its finer pro- be found. ' .e t e ar s wm thc r IUn! Ruo'ue left haudcr Cbar\ey 10 Ul II run to Improve our · lion, Javier returned to action duclions in 1966. Cloarles (Ears) Wmebrenner Th gamelsd. h . . Vau~lnn commiled two balk" S d I b'"d . . h ' e wor c ampoon Ouo!ee by hi If both h'l , . willd!" • un ay and c u "" . hos !Jrsl Only live pretty-much regU· w o has coached these boys struggling to re am th ;·. mse • w 'o •ac101g home run of the sprmg aiong Iars are back from last ear's through Pony ball, has been October I fo g e ~ the same batter, to allow lh• With a double to lead tioe St. squad that won the So~thern awarded the job of field mana· reach· .soo~ ex~i~iu:~ "~~ lea~t tyong 'tnd wmnmg runs. lA score Division of the Southeastern ger lor• the high school team I two singles and a double yi -~m :• the hollom o! the nonllo and Ohio Atilletic League and lost this spring. Carl Wolfe, head , Johnson who drove '' 'tl·c '""d !'htlo?elphw 10·9 woo ove Suppoa• you owe;•• the playoff to Ath~ for the visor baseball coach, is faculty super- 1winnin~' run Ill the sixth' Wallv Atlanl1. fhc . Plnll•cs ha•l ' exp\od~d for SIX runs m th~> Doctor •• $ 75;GO Le ague tIe. I I These are senior · Bunke' p~rked up the win wi"• f . . .· · ':... George Sauer outfielder-! I r ·' t Others out for the club - 12 six sh•otout mmn s . oflh. ogmted by Rtch!e Allen'' Garage ••• 50M T~MPA, Fla. (UP!) - The baseman· Bill Swan the j altogether - are Freshmen Pat Clark h't ~. 480-fout grand slam houtc rrn. Store •••• 65.00 Cincinnati Reds play the St. ior calch'er· Dennis Ault uhn- Archer and Steve Oil<r work- d011 bl le . I a two-run homer, but ,\ile Brav~ <ante bock and! Louis Cardinals here today and sop • ' I •· In ,mot,oer ruoo an•! t t 1 1 d 98 .Othw billa 160.00 hope they will be luckier than omore shortstop; Roger Lltfling. ing at second ba.se: Seniors Ray •ingled twoce to lead thc Yank s. ~en k ~~r.~~~~ar~ Y a Jea . they were Sunday well , senior outfielder, and•Carl Hmdy, Larry Stonart and Du· AI the same time Whitey Ford ra~h ''" ~ s ul1cr m uoe oc ' TotaJ-$350.10 The New Yo;k Yankees Weekend Sports Summary (Birdy) Demoskey, sophomore ane Johnson, working at first was potcloing anoll;er strong five o Jn ~~~~~~·;,:s other two Gr· ., " smashed the Reds 9·3 in Grape· By United Press International Pilcher . outfielder. base, andt VhanrdJohnson, a soph· inning• to boost New York \· lrmt Uijg.tie exh!hilomos It . . Sat rd omore, a t I base. record to 10 7 seco d b t , ' . llll League act1on Sunday. 1J u ay Demoskey, a clever lefthand·· The Jackets will open South· amon Am . ·. · , ," es City strung together four smgles l Ror«ce Cla;ke pounded out four . LO ISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - er, will team with right-hander ern Division play at Gallipolis Ithis s;,rln eoocan Lca.ue leams · for three wns m the seventh 1 hit•. mc!udmg a two-run homer, beat Dayton 7!l-64 to WIJ John Ingels, another sopho- April 4. A practice game may · g. . I mmng. and a !H ,n ovPr to lead the Yankees to victory. e NCAA tour· more up from the Pony League be sdJeduled this Thursday or CYCLER KILLED IHoustor., and Jim Katt P•'cloed 1 The Yanks r~pped Red hur· nament championship. to carry the burden of the pitch· Friday with Kyger Creek or LEICE~TEil, England {UPII seven •nnings of :ivc-hit o:oll as ; li!rs Bolly McCool. O!ck s.g. LONDON IUPl) -0 I d mg duties. Swan, who pitched Southel'n, Winebrenner said I' -Switzerlan~·s ~-'II' S"h d : Mo nn.,ola whopp•~ Boston 7-1. ' 1 man, Ted Abernathy and Aur~l· . . x or won ___ __ ·__ . . f J "e,:;,-,1 , -...._... . =· _...-_-......-_ , iD Monteaguda for 14 hils. 1 the 113th . umverslty boat race gern a ~.orld' .champmn Sl<!~ I I YOUR life Is OUR business! "-The, winners bunched five uf on the Rover Thames beating racer, ~·· killed Sunday wher• ' the. hits including a double by I Cambridge by three lengths. h1s cyc,e crashed mto a . I We'ro readv to P'""lde vou elarke ~nd a two-run homer by .-lli the Dally ~!ail sidecar race. with the lifo inSUtonct pion I..oucCiinton to score three runs KENT, Oh1o IUPI) -Michl· 0 thtt fits vour w•v of 11ft. off·. McCool , in the fifth inning. gan State won the 37th annual B DAVID M MOFFIT .. " . . ACCIDENT t'ATAL McCool also was the victim ', of NCAA wrestling championship• Y UPI Spo • Wri the~~~~~ four holes m a dnvmg SINGAPORE UPJJ J h , Consult us wilhout oblog•· "' " & SAVI'NGS £0MPANJ • Clarile's homer in the sixth ill' I with _73 points while arch-rival PENSACOLA rt;la . ~~!) - ~am, ll s a ~rdetthy good bet that Hudson, a British servicem~nn lion! .~ ~ niAg. · M1ch1gan was second with &I ., . • • rewer wou ave wound up died Su!Y.Ia . . • points. • · .Neolhe• ra!D, .nor...wlnd, nor a farther under par than any .· Y '" a Sh!g.oporc _ PHONE 992-2171 125 EAST MAIN ' ' ;· · · par-busting field could halt Gay golfer ever has gone Hosp1tal shortly after · POMEROY, OHIO INSURANCE AGENCY ~NBA EAST LANSING Mich tUPIJ Brewer in his dogged determin· Gay was 29-unde; and think· ~~~wn f~om. Ius I . l •'. , -stanford UnlveJ$it ~on Its atlon to win tile Pensacola Open ing about that all-time w e racmg m the . ' ' N'IIA PlayoH sta•dlngo first NCAA . Golf Tournament and erase a 257 set by Mike IJ'Giir•.,n.,d 992-2440 ~United Preu ln~mai!Oaal diving championships wi~ ~ .s_hadowcol4'1!sltt)leal!i.. . -1965 Texas Open after hep ·I •; '.l . ·•· Df91Jioo Semhlnalt points while Southern Cal~f~ 1 The 35-yeat:-llld TIMID tipped lo within one foot of the ' . ' .~ . . (Best of Five) was second with 260. ~II a dazzllnt :»llndlli'-par 262 the par-5 12th for an eagle. ' , ... Eastern_ Division _ and won the tournament bere "! only needed a couple of """" .. . Seroeo A I' HALLANDALE, Fla. (UP!)_ lor· the second straight y~ar- birdies to match til at record at W. I. cl Pretense romped to an easy win this lime_by SIX strokes, Widest that point and I really !bought o o• ·Philadelphia 3 I .750 in the $137,600 Gulfstream Park m~rgm m a PGA tournament I'd go lor It," Brewer said. ' indMati l 3 .250 Handicap. thiS year. . "But I tree-pitted !he next ! ," 1 • "".)!?" series It was last year's, victory .that green and decided I'd better Serleo B W. Suoday h"!i Brewer so eager to wm thiS keep my mind on just winning." 1 ston L. Pet MOBILE, Ala. (UP!) - one. He won that on,e by_ thre~ Bob Keller, a club pro from 2 I .667 'Carmen Salvino of Chicago w n strokes, but had hiS traumpn nearby Eglin Air Force Base . 1 2 .333 the sro,ooo Mobile Serto~a d~mpened by . the fact tha~ scored a 7-uncler par 65 lor th~ · ew York Wealem Division Open bowling tournament second-round .leader Doug Sal!' final round lor 8 m total and . Serleo A _ · d~rs -:as ousted for faUing to second place. Sanders had a ' W. L. Pet PENSACOLA Fia (UP!) Sign hiS" scorecard. • final round of 64 to finish 1I ~-San Fran 3 0 I 000 ' · '"! reall ted thi " 1 Los A e1 · Gay Brewer won the $75 000 · Y· wan s one, another stroke back. · n~ 01. 0 • .OliO Pensacola Open Golf 1 ' . the curly-haired Brewer said. After that. the field tapered , ~~;W·m ser~es nament by six strokes with :~. "There were a lot ot things said off. Ken SUI took fourth with a ' series B hole total of 262. last ye"': tilat · shoultlo't have 211: then, at 272, came Jim W. L. Pet· JACKSON HOLE, Wyo (UP!) been sa1d. Even this year, Colbert, George Archer, Bobby : ' 3 0 1.000 Nancy Greene of Canada won people were talking aboul ll I Nichols, Tommy Jacobs and . ' 0 3 .1100 the women's world skiing wasn't trying to beat any one Dan Sikes, who won :l:e ~ '·, 'leries R"sultS championship via her victory In Pf'!"n-1 wanted to beat them previous week at J~nvllle. ' li'rancl 122 , ,_ •·· the slalom event Sunday a 18· Julius Boros picked ~p 1 · , . ac ""s ~,.e •• · _ · e'at them aD he did. And If with his 276 and Jack Nicklaus . ' -=-:\:ork W Boston 112 . VIENNA (uP!) -The United he hadn't been forced to plav got only $4(8 with hla %17. ' ' states blanked Finland 2.& 1 . Sunday night in !lie ; world tee I ' • • JtiiiL SlllldiJtiJ hockel\ championships. : ; : ' '' 'Urlited· Pre11 JDiematlonal ' ' ' W. L. r Pis HONG KON:C (UP!) -Peter 38 If 12 81J Thompson of kilstralla won the SO 26 II 7l Hong Kong Open golf . tour. 29 25 U . 71 nainent on the second hole of a ' .. 211 26 12 s~dden death playoff , against 'II $6 t Brian Ht~~gelt OloEngland. I ur: ., Javier Paces ·st. Louis Nine To 6-2 Win Over Detroit . 1-·-·· .•..• ' ALLSTAR cooperatlves • s·- tudyGo"ID-' ' °i bo"{· a0Uel/ate th8, .re turn· · credit card. · : 1 L ~ ':."!/)s!.lac,:;.~d (Mike) Wooden also revealed th•t the Jooden said ~~!:oat •a~st'1 "W? rrn•~s have an outstanding following Saturday nisht• IC~ res man named Steve Potter. r "La l ri • VIc o- son who sll!luld be llble to !It ll1 is &-foot· his kneecap remoyed. I foeo thut w I e ynno~s 7 and La<ey 6L nn lwho was stls nded ha . aioned lor bis rOO!r:' " ) .S . But who needs these guys? As suspetlliion p flm. - r,:".~ n w~s· the Brm~s had very httlc lth the I came cr ~I rus competltiO!I; 1h1S season. They w aw mvo vmg a orged beat ·!hear reaular season t~lieve off',!~ Is Slon al ~ p~ com~ ~ ~~ ~ -··!,~j!~·all~..!'!'· ·~ ;'!r~' d•~· 4•~• -~~ ~· ~• ~ ~t tt!e~l"',· 1o· pv'~ ac~ ~ mar~ ~~ ·.· ' " ~' ~Jj; 1 ~ I~ G~·. ll(ilmlf~' lim~~ W S!J~ ~ Po~ ~~ ~~Oil ' ' • ; ~PM~Dil E.. l or'" ·• " etbaU playa will head or co-dlamplon- Wesleyan Unlvenlty prior · to .. Pef!OIII of 111' illllllll!lllll!IUCill« In llll\111 .li!J\ 1\lr!U !!i; f'·ilat ·Qt wbeD the ships - an of thehl eollllna fft 8l'lftduat1Dn, rectlvlnl bil .de. l!lilltW. 1q of seven accl- ear, Evelyn Montgomery, SO, Vlnt!il! 1 iJilll\eastem Olllo Atllletlc the last seven years. '11111 Is gree at tilt Ill lilt. l'fi91n @!1\1 ftve Gallipolis, II! lbt 11\d Pill l19i'lllbo'l!!"' holds Its annual cage the filth time he w ·been hon. He assl•ted COacn Frank ,, ovar "ae- PtiNI• wM treJt; .ll!r a ll')nqr bla nl!lelt. lia/Hiuet It the Alheoa IIIah ored as Coaeb of the v..-, the PJr before enlll'IDJ the ArmJ, ' Monday. . ll!lll' Ill' IDjl!iy 11 HO!Jer aa.pital pllfl< ..Schliol cafeteria 1111 previ9us years heln& 1$7, iJoD at hla !IIIII•. mater, tor ttlt•aed· . . .....,......r.. ;, IIJ• Xjlrll s. 116WS and liSSoM. He wu pb)'lle" ln. . 'filE J.o:t. CLASS ol lbot' 17 IJ1tl!f in 'lb,ril 1111 htal'l' 10 beaV)' . l;)lacb Ch.,ln MeAfee, deJn Cl.,k was lhe lcortl' atructor at Weit l'oiDt lOi tWG United Methodlil Ob!ll'cb 19111' · ill !II. · ,l'ltll !iee!Wits, boih , · GfOi''' 1191. iof'·coaebes in the SEOAL who (with a IU averaJe), leadl!li ye.-s. Pomeroy wm meet 'at t h • Fout were '.Jotm.Gn· to G.ui!)OilJ 11111*1' J1t ••• 1!) been mtfttclr at Ath- neld pal shooter (with a su In hll 111'11 ltU01I at the Milt. . .chun;,h tofonday, Mer. 27, at 7:· ln ill• cilufl. Miatcll" a 00" )\lvenilt aourt APi'lt!JJ · f etii·'since tbe 19M-M seUCII, per 'cent) 11td leadi!IJ rebound- llfY P a ca&e SO p.tn. Two per19111 bJ!l Q)l!lor In- of f.Uure to stop wlthll! tbe cl!arMt ill 1D for wei u the lep's er (with 232) for 111e Bulltlop. durlDIIhe ,.,_. eamp*'CP, be POMEROY \tSCS will hOitl jUries In a two Cll' tQJ!lllon at auufe4 clear tiiJtlnce, road Coaclt of tbt Year. be IUk\o He missed three cames in m\4. auJded tbe Plebea to a perfect its regullf meelln& MondV 1:26 a. m. Sundf)' on Rt. 7, IIOSil BBUlSED E. Sl9VIl', II, eif"the Buildop to lbe loop seJson becaUit of mononuel• 1•.0 mark. He took llvet' the Mar. 2'1, at 2 p.m. at the Trln· aeven-tenlbe of t mll• il9rih J)Oma D. Rolllh, 11, Rl. 1, ••• eltl\l w champjonsblp. Tilt title oal•- wblch came In the miclst head coach'• Job in tbe 1MM' ity Church ol Cllrlet. tbe SIIVtr - e al Klllaup. Letatt, w. va., sulfer!cl a pel ¥lrOh f1 on' . ; P "!lfih stWcbt year 111tt the ol a alx-came Josinl 1treal: lor aeaaon, Cllll1jll1lni •. 1.,7 Jt!lDrd BETHEL NO. $1, lntmi*UOtt- Wlll'-m G. Jobn&On, !10, IlL bruised nose hut was ilnt treat- of. !allure It fit ·,of sixth time In aeven 1ean that the Bulltlocs. o -!be best In Arllll' I history al Order of Jo!)l Datttbten, 2, Gallipolis, aouth, Ill after an accident at 3;50 p.m. the . fO!lllwJJ Alhens hao won or tied for tile Lavender won the free tbrow and a third pl'ce llnlab In the will meet MIIRilf)' tlf:IO Clllll8 Up bel1lnd a car driven oy Sunday on Rt. 338, about two at 7:fl!lp, m•. lb'e shootln& award by hlttln& on 48 NaUonal !nvilaUonal Tow'lla· at the 'llluonlc TelliPie, J'OJIIo Wilson E. Mullliul, 42, Sprinl· mnea soutll Racllle. Adtll10n '9111 to be hOI\III'etl - 1n atldf· of eo attemptB In league play ment. eroy. There wfl! be lnltlallon, field, and ,was unable to atop. 'lbe patrol aaltl the R o u 1 b and 'Rif'W'l\1. 1o memben of the IIJ. fw· eo per ct11t. Memben ill tile all • leqUt TAYLOR LOCKE and Masons will Jollllaon'a Clll MICk the efit pass a car drim 7. 10 toam- are Athens• Jack Master of ceremonies lot the team to be hoDorecl ll't JJet '!ives of MpOIII art 11 Jn, oi tile Mu)llnl car Pll. then by Robert Lambert, 24, $J> Ollleer1 dar1i,· selected as the Molt 8:30 p. m. banquet wut be Jack Clark, Athens; Harold Howe, Meta for the biiiCiuet, Vlted. went oil tile bllbway. racuse, went olllhe left eldl by V..ruable and Wellslllll'l Gilbert ol Athens, former lporll JackiOn; SUI D1YIJ, Mldtlle. wbldt must be ptll'thued be. DAUGHTERS of American 14ulllnl 01 I miJI. the hJ&hway inbl 1 ditch allil Tille, IZ, CievelPtl/infot. !.d4 the editor ol '!be AtheM Messen- port; "nm Paneal:e, Ne!Jon. lore the end ol the week, Veter8111, Camp 95, will . meet . . then C@llle back acrosa and went eolUdltl 'up •· !lilf!IJ.Ie ;; sli6DIIn& • cer. Awards to memben of the ville; and Romdt Logan, Pom· priced at $2.50, and are avail Monday, MII'Ch 2'1, II 7.30 p. off the rllbt aide of tile hlgtl· wu lllinOr to both carl ~· no 1 all. leatue team will be made eroy, all en the lint team. Seo- plo at schoOII arouncl the m. at the DAV Hall. • t way, ind throuata a auan~ .raU. one wasllilt!M ' ' ' '.· ol those hOnorees by James Diehl ol PomeroY· ond team aelecUont were Curt league. llloneJ must be return• , There was heal')' damict 10 '!be patrol a11o ftiiOI'!td !hat the memben of lhe 15- Mlddleort bich schoOls, pres!· Head)>, Athens; Monte GiUUand, etl to Mit Tueaday lhe Roush car but there wu no Joel 1). Adla, 19; Galllpoll,, 1 8 all • lftlu• teim lffre dent of the SEOAL this year. Jackllllll; Grtl Poaton, LoJan; In order et MIDDLEPORT OCL Is c:ontlct between the two veblc- swerved to mlsa l ear eqQ;ll5 by the SEOAL Sportswrlt. Other participants on I be Sandy Harold, N•I!OIIville, and ean be made 1qr _.,u · . 111011' les. No charge was filed. a. m. saturda,.on t,rl}fe: ·· aad Sportacasters Asaocl., program will include Wellston Mark Rayburn. Welillon. Ta c:rd partyin Another Meigs county accl- tenth ill a mila east Of ihe 8 ·· Also selected at that time llilb Scbool cage coach John Named to ·tbe tllird team were ow 016 11 even 1. dent occurred at 5 m. 8alur- Junclion of Rl ItS, and ,..nl 28• the Pearl Sl, Elementm;_ Cornelius Rile 15 Cheshire day on Rl 124 In Syracuse bul oU the bichWIJ. Allli'l ... . eight piayen - one from , Derrow, recipient of the Coacb Gene Jaetaon, Gallipolis; Cluil team - Jor honorable Iof the Year award last year, Mullins, Jack!On; Mike Weiland, 'lbere clled Saturtla, at a p.m., 111 was nol reported, accorded to atruck a hilbWIJ siCJI. lie waa · atatus. who will present this year's •· Lo«an; ,Asa BradburY, Middle. refreshmenll Adv::S tlekell GalllpoUa Medical Center Hos- the patrol, unW later in the not InJured. 'lbere wat .,mlpor for the evenlna ward to McAfee; Bob Willis ol port, and Steve WtUI· rna be u;a,asetl from any pltal where he had been a pa- day. 'lbere was heal')' damage tlamap to the ell'. · (Ta~lor (Tate~) Locke, Wellston, who will present the ton. Honorable memUon s~lecY : one doll There lien! for 10 days. to the car driven by Paul H. was filltl. . bUkelhall ooaeh at Ml· free. throw shoolin< troppy to lets were Dennis Rapp, AtlleM; 0 ; style by A 'feUretl Ohio River Dredl· Paraons, 28, Rt. 2, Racine, Other patrol amsll . <Ohio) Unlvi1'8ili'. 11>it Lavender, and Rowland cong. John DavidSon, Gallipolis; Dave , Yvonne Scally ing CO., and Hoekln& Valley wb!Cb went off the highway and Jackie L. Fredenci,,ll, l,.ijP8 111Jrked Loclte's first seoSOD as don, sports editor of The Alb· Patton, Jackeon; Bill We_st- Petitions olgned by Plarm LADIES AUim.!AttY to Fee. Railroad employee, Mr. Rife etruek a sign post and a tuard Bottom; Gerald L. Sui!J!IItr· h¥!1 at Miami .net a ens Messenger, who will pre- . !all, Logan; Mark Tannehill, Bureau memben ol Meigs Coull- ney • Bennett Poat 1a' Middl• waa bom on Jan. 1, 1811, at Ky· rail. field, lll, Long Bottom; as ·frt!i,ttrbllt lsent • the championship trophy \ Mitldlepori; HUbbard, ty were presented by Harold port, will meet '1\JI.iay ev• ger. He wu '1111 of lllDe chll· P81'10111 complained ola min· Sdlulll, 21, l'arklnlltlrl, \1cAfee, who baS compiled an to tthens and the MVP trophy Nelsonville; Bill Moore, Pome. lloush legislative oba1rman, nlng at lhe lelfon hill at 7·10 dren tl the late llliUI and Saro cr lnjucy but waa not treated. Va., and J-IL Gilfller.,,IR, o\!Jfall record &I 111!1 wiJ!s and 1ito Clark. roy; and Rllbhie Buescher, to Rep. Ralph Welktr, at a p. m. · all YHtlltr Rift. one brolbw, 1\oo charge was llled. Cuylboga Fills, aB co111lng to Ath- Locke attend!ld Miami Uni· Wellston. meeting of lhe board of direc- MEIGS RIDING Club will Clyde, o1 Stockport, 0., aur· CITED TO COURT elted to Melli - - .-I ~* • tors last week. meet Tuesday evenJna, March vivos. Ropr L. Denney, 20, Rt. 1, Mardt 11. • · '· 111111111 The session, attended by Rep. 28, in the recreaUon room at He attended tho K y 11 r VInton, was cited to James R. M!Rer, Jr., a,.-at ATHENS. OIIW (UPll - Welker, .also included a discuS· the home o1 Mr. and Mn. Joe achools. On Nov. S, 11103, he mar· municipal court Marcil 2'1 on a 2, Ohelillre, waa e11ei1 ru.,,., About 3,1100 llbll Unlvenlty sloo of possible support to the Youna Sr. at 7:30 p. m. Butth ried the fortner Radlael Thom- ebarge of reckless operation al· mulfier, munlelpai .CIIIIIt; .. ... , ttudeall ponded throup the Tupbers Plains-Chester W!f<r Meier and Judy Kennedy will as of Poplar ltldae. ter a two car collision at 6:40 %1; Harold E. s.tmdftl.··l'111, . ' .• &treell here Slmtlay alibi and District, the Leadln& Creek serve relresbments. ,. 'lbree chlldrtD aurvlve, Mrs. p. m. Sunclay on Rt. 160, about Cleveland, lllowlnC Ill :111111; ~ . i beld a siWI .. trool of Pret- Watershed Project and an air PAST MATRONS OF f'OME. lllvtrett Walldlll, Middleport; two miles north of Vinton. No censed mlnol' w aperalt I'JitltIdeal Verao• Aldell'l bome. strip in Meigs county. ROY Chapter D.E.S. will meet Ralph Rife, Cheshire and Paul one was Injured. . or vehicle, munlclpil •· Goalft ·· Tile lllddents ebsnted IIIey The petitions were in support Tuesday evenJna March a al Rife Pomeroy 110111 with sev· Officers reportltl tbat ears Mardi 2'1; a.&rlel B. ,. ,.., wanted lower beer prim. A· ol a state-wide campaign by 8 p.m. at the h~me o1 Miss en 'ara~~~ochlldren and nine driven by ,,[)enney and Alfred 20, Rt. 2 Gallipollll, ~ bout Z5 AtbcU poll.. , tllllvero the Farm Bureau to have per- Maude Grueser. .,eat grandchildren. It McAllister, 39, Rt. I, Ewing· the roadway, IIIUIIIeiplll etllt'l. ,. r'· . lily security 1101!~ and sbtr- sonal property tu laws as per- THE 18th Anniversary of the He was.a.memlm.ollhe .Old. ton, collided on a curve. The Mardi 21: Elmer T. Fqt,,e, i; By Unlttd Pres• lnternotionol Iff depliiiH wen t1 llllld. taining to farmers revised. Rep. Friendly Neighbors Club wm Kyger Free WIU Baptist Denney car then strock a guard Oleppealle; IWHd Ill. DellMilitant members of the National Farmers Organ· """"'""'m m !III!MI!Bo!ll • - Welker was asked to convey be celebrated with a dinner at Churth. rail. 'lbere was minor damage olson, l O• l_...farl W up picket lines at dairies around the state , the petitions to tile General As· the bome of Mra. Robert Am- servtees will be held Tues- tu the McAllister car .and lhe Blacodl:,' fl, 'l'liDllir tai;lt da§Tto liitk demand& for -an Increase in wholesale tnilk Ne.w Haven Dnter sembly. old, Rock St., on Tuesday, da, at 2 p.m., at Miller'• Home auard rail and moderate dim· c., and. .Je111e ·llfti!D. _, :at. priees. " • Cited by PoUte It was announced Meigs Coon- : March 28. for Funerallei\!V-'W..-ren·ZIIIn ,qp IP the Denney car. I Tburlllltl, aiiiP""'¥ ..p. Pickets were reported at dairies. at Cleve- Elinor La,ne 37 New llav. ty attainltl ill coal of 260 SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY wiD ofllclatei lktrlal will be In "1'hl patrol Investigated a one clpal coqri, lobrdi•,IIIIIW• land, Lim_a, Portsmouth, payton, P:unesv!lle, Greenville, en, was cited 'on charge of and will receive sn a· ,f>TA will meet Tuesday even- Gravel lllllmCem!lert• •. !• . ,,, 't!iiP.'ilfldent at 11:411 p. m. Sal- da L. Folden, 10, Clalllpollr. Cmclnnah, Ashland Orrv!lle and C!Jyahoga Falls. failure to maintain assured ward tlli• week. It was olso ing, March 28, at the schoOl. Fr!endl may call at the 111· arday on Rt. IIIII, three mllea speeding, 1 President. Wilham Kinsky ~I fhe Ideal Milk Co. in clear tllstance folloWing a re • ported enrollment lor hospllah· l Mn!. Edna Wo6tls and Mn. nerll home ,Jhls aftemooll and nortll of Rl :11, Olftcers rfi!Orl- rll 1. · 08 Portsmouth sa1d a ,shot from a h1gh pclWered nfle hit one end lfi 1 ' ~ North ~ aallon Ia open for April IS to Mattie Mora will apeak teetlo eveoln& · of the dairy's tank 'trucks Sunday tught. Pickets were at ftl 1 ond 0 Sf May 16 for old and new mem- age IIIIOkinl Olmmlttees will ' .. KENEBEC ··1 fhe dairy early today but de·j ____ Ave., Satur ay at Z: p.m., be . • . . . liveries continued. Similar pl!iltUng waa report- Middleport pollee reported. rs. be appointed for nomination of . I'IW ·'·" ; Pickel lintS went trp SuncllY .ed In York and WisconSin \ WOllam Harold DuniM, 49, Boerd membo!rs present were1offlcen lor the eomln& year 1 Middlep6ft, was stopped In nne Andrew Cross, president: Jack and for the El&htll <kadt par4t three dairies and a dairy 6i· Sunday. } yision of the Kroger .Co. In In Nashville, T111n., Saturdoly, of traffic when hla car w I I Carsey, treMurer: John Col· ty. • \a. t \ ALSO .;nnati, aDd at dalr)o Ill Ash· ll'eamstera Union driven esttb- struck. There was approximate- well, RoJ Miller, Mrs. Edison Wednesd1y y )lind ancl Orrville. '!' .,. · lished plcttets at all four of tht liy $100 da!"all~ to e:l~h vehicle, Hollon, Mrs. Garland Caldwell, RACINE M~thodll\ L1lureh Onion Sell C111111111 Plallll oOIIIon ..... 1 .· At each plant the storY wast ma1·0r dairies ' choking off 85 but no lnJurru, II was reportllenry Frank, Dale Bachner, at 111 ed · w 1po113or 1 soup supper the same, a small nu~ e per· eent of the milk supply :,lf . Don Wlloon, Harold Roush and the church annex Wednead I. ' . behaving quietly. ' .No .Central Tennessee, Southetn Virgil Klnr. ! March 11. at f:IO :: PHONI trucks were stopped, dairy of· Kentuclty and Northern AI.. PLAN MEE'l1N(I m6:!0. Menu Ia. 11011p, 111111IYRACUSI, O, . . . . .J, tlcials said. . bama. . PT. Pl..EASAN'f-'lbe SL Pet. wiehes, pit, eol!ee, and tool At Columbus ~ts •lll'·i 'lbe sympathe\lc milk tructt . er's Lutheran Ohurdiwomen will ade. Everyone welcome. ~ line outs1de tile-·, Dlantond , drivers today face eon· l!old their monthiJ meetinl THE POM!!:ROY CHAPTER 'ilk Products, Inc. tempt citations lf they refUSe to Iat uo p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. No. 811, Rllyal Arch llasons will ;Four pickets sho~ed up early deliver milk. . Jack Wigal of Gallipolis, the meet Wednesda,, Mardi 29, at .. the Hillside Da•ry at Cleve-\ At leut one 01110 milk ~P" president, will present a pro7 p.m. and Friday, March 11, Soriin ord Shoe• lf!d. eratlve suspended opent1ons gram on "Altar io confer tile MO!!t Excellent I 'Y Ia_ City during the Easter weekend as a ments." Mrs. Douglas Roush of Masten decree and lhe RoY· WASHlNGTON - WHILE ClnciMati the picket! result ol . violence associated PI Pl•asant will aerve al Arcb degree respecUvel, AI• Jimmy Hoff• sorll lhoes In the 111arthld at the rrench Bauser, lwi!h the NFO withholding acAll' ladles are invited B JAMES B BLAND bert G. priest, supply room of a federal prts. <ldar lUll Farms, Umted Daarv lion. Ito attend Y , requests aU oftlcer·s and I'OIJ>o on, his caretaktr ,'fa~ Untamtn dtlriH arM! the dairY The Scioto County Coopera· !PI Seat ~al • COLUMBUS (UPI) - The panlons to he present before 7 ion covemment II maklng de~VIIkln of tbe Kroger. CO. . live Milk Producers ASioclaUon Ohio General Assembly retums p.m. · clllons wjlldl l'OIIJ4 ruull In ' , II 'lib not known 11 ~aons, In Portsmouth halted operations BONDS FOIIFErt!D tonight from an 11-day Easter THE WilDWOOD GARnEN naUI)IIW.'4e lrllckln& tillite this the j Friday because of "lett of in· . recess to take up some of the elub will Intel 11 lbe 011 1o wtelttnd'. '@OIIId observe the p1d<M l1nea, terference and violence against Two boncll were forfeited and touchiest matters of the session Poftr Do., Wldhflllay lllafcb A national :re.amsten eonsjlce the ~~. Is not actually 'the truck! and board mem· one pei'IDn wat fined by Pome. thus far. 19, at 7:M p:tll. All Men.ers tnct •"";tri!lf ..more tlian filii,• !IJ,~•IIw un1on. bers." roy Maynr O.arles Le&ar Sat. The only maj<)r bill likely to an urptl tb attilld. oot Woi'bl:~ explm . Stllttrdey ; Wt ha~t no idea what they An official o1 tho NFO called urday e'lenlng. Forle«inl $26 be brought to a vote this week -· ahd all ali' ilf peulmltill b~s '{Ill do," said Rlcbard. Pbtlt. re- the char&es "damned lies." Art bonds were Fred Staats, :11, would boost the pay of lOme TIIURSDAY \ho hal1tillllC"labio. 'nte !donal toOrdlnator for the NFO . Philllpt, director for the NFO Parkersburg, assured clear 45,!JOjl state employM by at pace nl lilt ll'lleltlnJ talb 11*1 •i SOUihem Oll1o. Iin 14 Southeastern Ohio eoun· distance, and Leonard Smith, least 11 per cmt over the ned Tlil!: ANNUAL Inspection ot stewed Wrl~l tilt past , ·week, lMoat milt truct ~vtn are Ues, said thlo was not ttue. Ke Muon, dtstuebin& the petet. two )'111'1 and cabinet members Shade Rlft!r Lotll• 4S3 F IIIII and -.tllm 1111\ han not alona W1th other 1said the reason the coopert.tive JimmY 1t'alson, 23, ColumbUs, pay would jump by as much as AM, Olester, win be . tl11 t'01ne ttl IJTIJII lht hard oprtten •n the mduotry. Should closed was lltat it was 1os1111 was fined •I~ and totrta on a $10 000 'l'lmnday, Mareh 10, at 7:311 money IJsues. I~ oilier uniOn! obse"e ~ monty. chat'le of apeedinl. A v~te m!Cbt be Iaten on It p.m. The E. A. de8ret will be , h~ tel up ~ the NFO, Ohio 1 ronlgbt, for the emergency <*~~erred. M't!Jt I llirlael &tppiy of millt could bo se'le...,. mea!ltlre had beeft scbeduled Pllll.WELPBIA - UNJTEJ)l 1! curtailed. for House passage before the A~ARY to M£ET Slala Divorce Refol•m, 1 iFout llld however the rarm~ recess but prillt!IIC dlfliellltles Th0 Raclnl ,_....__ , ..,.. caUitl 011 •tala to eatabllsh ets' waa not mille seeklns~tht o 1 t'10111 h'l forced the delay. , AuxiUary wiU .,.,... llltl!t...,.,at .....,.n the partments ~ 1amU1 ~a •P I •· '!be flrtt of 111e ~ ptllll hallltl 'hlldty at 7, 31 J.· lry ttl resolve rnaritao tll!pltel .,. A bill• waa ttl be offered thll wedt 111. IIMI,.,emon them from the 1 io M I C k I c. E. B a eslee, etga ounty Extens n ...en , I· In the H se with the Flnanee ~1111. ' riculture, announced toliay tllit pllllll art completed for Co nn1ng hetrinp FITCB Frw Bemllt. uiGCialft a study of Cooperatives (C Day) In five Metal county ~~ bel the -•· 19 _,. ' lllftiD cbalmtao o1 111e lrGuP sehoo!J on Wednesday. on 1 ore w..... .... BOWLIN ' DEVOTED T() IN'I'ERIIST First stop wiD bo Pomeroy InC are lucbye Rural Eiec- A pair of bills likely to come UP G1 GREEN, tllscrlmllll'tloll qainlt mm . MEIGS • !tWJON .\RillA between 1:31 and t :l& a.m.; tttc. J..andmark F11111 Bureau, In for consicltrable 4!bate will ( I) - Bll Fitch, 3', pra¢1ced !" ltale courts. Next 11 Middleport, between t:. Prod1dlon crltlit Aasn., Melp be given their Initial thehU cases invOimt, fUP. """"- hiiJ ..- - ., !5 and 10 a.m. Othen tnelude County Daley Servlct Cooper· this week In the House. na etl ....... tball Ia, . port .and cl!ild eo totl)o, """ v.u.. "'....,... """',..,. Rutland 11 11 Eastern ttlve. Tnllle Baltty IIIII m .......e 1 eoach at ul ~""·•~ 11.. .,..,.,....,, S\1 • ~=v·s:~ noo~-12:20 p.m., throuth . 1:011 p.m., Olftclala wiD explalll bow .... 11o11M Ill"' .,.wa)'l . GreeQ euoceedt'W ,.. _-.L .. ""' ,.,••,.,.,. ,."'1" loOONit and Racine, from HO p.m., eoopentlvfl operate and aer- lolotor Vehicles Commlttelt ler ho · WISE. IT WM A """"4 ,..., ~ "" .. ,.., 3:2!1 p.m. vice. Then wiU be qontlons beCin work Tuesday Oil the w ras1111 a fltl:leel Wet 81,1nday ID Olllr. •m• ""'•· · f\ . 81altetlet said tho progr•m from tht floor, omnlbua hlllt'llay aafety biD, 181!1 U head aoach. irllh U~.~atm:ea r~ ret· ••,•,•,.!.. ,.. ·~ team wtll be at eacb sc11oo1 Tho procram 11 OJI'III 1<1 Ill)' intllldiiCtllln botlt chambtrl. d New reiofdilevWJ. . ~- de·· I "'.. h .llieiu4e4 , •• ·~! -;.~ a... to at the sUirtllll Umt lgh school lllldent 1D Melis ...... ·• , ~evel·-• _. •.•. · v.,, -rt.· . Memben ollhe tum oount)'. IQIJAD (ALL£!) .. ,. .. ..., "'"' ,,. • · - - ,,.... llouInclude James Diehl, Janice . tl lliilll. re ••!"" - _,......,. • ...,.. :Ritchie Everett Holcomb Bob- RAlLY A!CNOtJNCBD The Pomeroy emetlltftey 'II; 'Oilf 1\aoi't tile ,.. bit Anderson Donald M' 0 r a j The montbly rally of I b e squill was aummoned satilrdq ieCorcl 1 ] 1 1 ....'..,,._,. ;.; Jack Caney,' Clyde Walker: Meigs Arel Holblell Asm. wllt at 4 p.m. to the Blue and. . • Ole .. .-.CAtiON 1111 .-... Dlci Stemn and Clyde Ram· be Tuesday. Mat<h 211, at 7:311 Restaurant lor 1 merntier MAliNA AJ"r,.. . jp. 111. 11 the Rutland Churtll nl the Eastern Jllgh School .IIane! Dloflfi>auf C.llcl, Mlildl the Nazareno. Speaker will M who was overcome by t lttBI. lllll uill!ftlilf; ·iM Paul· ... ttilo• The program will lncludejRev. Maloy, sln&inl · pro-IT!!• y_outh wu taken ey Deci.,, 11,' S,ra·[ 1 _..,. ·· llldtl ancr cbarla. Pll'llelpat- vltlltl b)' lhe earletoo churdl. privata ear. ; . tAil&"~ ' •' Two Players tri'lieHriUOred Meigs champlons~lps . ; ' I ,• ' ' . I Yfhere th•~attion,,i$~- .. fffs · • • 'I . .. • '~b~lletin bOc.rdl.i · oc .t, · ' �., ' I • . ' '· .:· · . ' ' ' It • lA l " 1:1/i i f' ~ ~- i• •• u h~t !l ~ ~ . ., ~ .,~ ·~ 11 t·· ~· i ~.:r;; ,' ltl' ·.~ L'-.J'-.J. '·•· B' •~"\ • l ;' ' r ' i '. • ~ < • .-t: ', •. -.: / ' ~;/ n-.y, h~i' 1~1, ••tte:~I!Cllool Sb~ ..."~ ~~ F~ ' ie~ ~age ~!PplalJie4 A~ selec~ ~·Ill 1\lJ!'df~ ~ ~Cb, ~-... ~JkJf. t~e ~rown. ·-~ ®II ~ hollore~. teagu~ .rll!!~:~~r,]~etj!tuntl AU:~·~ =f. =~"" ~rmg a~ petoto ns }10 ~al:er ~acb y~ ~acb. •·" "k.·. '·'e'',,t. ··LIDes • r le •t M• •• and~ ~ll~~~ ~~ :~· Forwarded mb} T Asse y Jell~•· ~·rs~ sin~ f ' ·· , . . izalion. ~t b~ek !~be~ ~to w. ~ ~ttont. 'lbo~~~t~ LOt~)!!• Gil)ll1191!•. i~ ~ ~ld ~ ~ ~~hi J'•·~ ~ ~tfllll!-~,.~ tll·ll!DIIUIIII~ ·!'<'{~ -~·, ~ ~ jl"h.~\'1 ~l4r!ven ~~- .jii,.~OW ·~ Mr Rife, 85 Dtes Saturday Mtef DineSS ~d ~ I lti• p~ ~)i)Ut ~tfll ~11 th~ ~ a. No··· ~'ow lncl~ ~ , ,~. ttpeedi~Co _ _,.;: Galllpoll~ ~o· Cl~~oj I ~ membe~ 1 ~- muu~ ~ ~ N~ SEED POTATOES I ~rkets ... IOIUD Servin~ Qo~ ~trllculariy ~n ~teve C~lumbus, ~t ~:·me t!J~ ~te4 Assembly ApproachoID-' A~potnt• ~ 'Iff 'I ~~ y ssues ~stes;. II'~ dn~ers, ~er ~ $,,,.1410.' CRAIGS MARKET,_l. · w~. ~h ~onbed: ~ ~~~~ Is, FREII MeMANI£ story,finest brought ~an end one of next•twO•W!SonS. LOtJISVILLE, K, (UP!)' - . the seasOns in ctllego Yug Team 1 The number "SO" bas brtught baeketbell ~ry satnrday In compllln& a perfectrecor~ to a close many great stories; '•lght when UCLA cnlshed 1~ the seednd ·time in leur but now suddenly It has btcome Paylo!l 79-64 for a perteC\ 30-C seasons, UCLA Coach Jobn 'the preface · to what many record .and Its third NCAA Wooden started · four soph<lwill be lhe greatest epic championship In the past four mores ahd a junior. 11 that Isn't tile blstory of ~ollege years. . . diseouraging ei!oJgh to rival asketbaU. Yet, at the same lime.· the coaches his words about next ' 'The 'dgure "30", which Is a r.umher served as an introduc- year nr~ 9trong enough to scare notalloh used in· journalism to lion as to what the natioo can even the most optimistic de~ignlte the conclusion of a e~pect from the Bruins in !be opponent · I } T05Me1gs HighSch00}s ; ~ 4,,,. ... ••7.~•.. o•,.,. . · ~II -~ bask~b~~r:·~al:~t • ..... ·ea•r:: ~~.~· "'"=""~'"' ':!:'., . I·'!!'!!:!bit~ .e. ~.' ;:::•• t:.:f0: ~ >~ -~ M',tol'~' .,,., •" ..........~:!:::/·7jjJ:liili - ~· . ~vorct, ,. . . lflt~ ho~ ·' Colu~~ 1•. · opponents by an averoge cr 26.7 points per game and handl•d lour NCAA playoff opponent• w•th m~red•ble ease. It's true the Bruins had an easy scr.edule th•y played only 1 team m the final top 15 all year-but the club could have handled tough opposition. Paced by ' 7-foot·l ceoler Lew Alcindor and balanced nicEly by sharpshooters Lucius Alle•o, l' k~~e o;!u!::;es'a~ ;~~mo; ~ex~.;ea~on.:.~a~erson 6. ~ince r · '· · Mike Warren and Lynn Sh!lcki~Jf'l\it · fo~. UCLA rolled over , 1 ~~~~:;;~: Houston and Dayton In ·.'1 weekend's final twe games. AlcindOI who was voltd outstanding or, wa~ lhe difle~ence lor Brums not so much with SL-oring hut -with hill . ing defensive play. He points in the . two grabbed 38 rebounds and cut 'f¥.ilf' tourname~t's ;jio;i'u h 12 MIJS Diamond Hopefuls workoIng:out £or 0pener f > 1 I SentineJ-·P-~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~ is Reds Host . ' als Cardm SQUARE UP~ I Weekend 1 Summary 0£ SportS ' . · · • t"" K-I~;~·s ~CLA ~ bask~tball Brewer w·IDS Bys.IX In Pensaco]a G If Tournev y CITY LOAN ~\ · ' ii1· . V, D. EDWARDS Standings swim~lng ~fill. Souchak:l;~n~t'h~e~ "'P'"'n'"x·~--=====Phone . FOR 'A BEnER LIFE . READ AND .USE TRE .. . 'I 1 •• 1 · ~... ALL THIS WEEK DURING ~ 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ a. F. 17 .I 10 RICH ' PI ! i 660 SILVERTOWN 5x14 ~;~~.n $21·52 f6$0d3 HI;~~ lPLY NYlON ........ -~ Ptifs~·andrrGa. 1 . .:t. '· . . ' ,. IJ r· ' ' '1rl : .. • . :iiiI .. ' MINIMUM 75 C~NTS ~~ ; ·~-· .: · ·follow; and.USE th• Want Ads- ~\. it!s., . • ~;;ni,·~ • -~il '" : ; •ril ,;IJ\1.) WANT ADS AT IN,A ~~0-.R' ' ;.,.··..,. ./' •' .. ... $1j.s6 825x1 . $J6.55 rr.t.a.to: 115x15 ~- $.4.45.·pru. ,~x 845x15 _ _ $17.60' plu1 .fiX . ll art , WhllaW1ll 750x1~ $14.45 plua 'tax $12.5$ '.,:~,:. ·1 PI T 4 PLY .WHITEYfAU, :1'~·-..:.__- $11.5$ . begl, ~= ~=t:= ' By SANDY PRISANT Louis Cardinals to a &-2 victory led two other clubs to Grape· sparked IiaiUinore to 31 · . ', UPI Spar's Writer over Detroit. ' !mit League victories Sunda as over th \ ' a, . w•n The he>t record m the ~•ague Even more sparkling was lhoi2W ·~ Julllln Javier may have found Hard bitting second basemen Dave Johnson's three yhils Yank•es eu~Jers a~1. kth,e and among ;!II 20 maJor .eagu• pitching ot California's ,.,,,~.1 ul a qUick cure of his bruised hip · , fo 1 .10 d b ~~~e ~; e' teams belongs to the Chicago Brnnet, Jack Sanford 1 and blurred batting eye. ur, s ~u . econnad 9-3. Whole . Sox, who gam<:d thei' Minnie Rojas, who allowed It's called the Phil Ga;;liano J 'e ~~ ~~?;? 'h ., lllh wm m 16 games Sunaay hv I three hils in the Angels' treatment. h :v~ r 1 lp, e ter 1 an " downmg the Mcts 1·3 m I~ decision over the Giants 1 Javier has never been ifrong b8 tt' m severo days and the mnings. ln another exira mmn~ The lnd1ans ust'<l a ..·,,••.. rnn at the ~late and his injured hip h:d ·~: eye was sharpe!/'t _,,.n I! affair Ihe Was hington Ser.atoo·s uprising in the eighth to top OO.ol wer• gave GBgliano a chance to show . h ~~ Jn . several yea s, as he ~nd Pittsburgh P1rates playrG. Cubs 4 3 as Sam . B b II be . omerc,. Orlando C•ped·o 1' . . . . . . ase a may coming up some Pony baH two years ago, ~bo d With d 1t d . ;:~ mn 1·ngs, but co~, ld n't b1t'tl k H1 p1lched Sl" hitless mmngs. lh e .451) h1ttmg that could wm ..., him a starting job at secmod to some thin days at Middle· may be called in to help on the ;ha: a?1 t a er. oubled Mtke 5·5 Uc. Daily . . ;:;;.;._J l-ase. port High School this spring mound, if a second catcher can , 1, 1 n·~n ~.• ;cormg poslloon lc Balks Score Runs [-- . ' • .:_ . 1 11 1 "Tbllt~l a sneaky w8y to get Not unmindful of the c.itua· following one of its finer pro- be found. ' .e t e ar s wm thc r IUn! Ruo'ue left haudcr Cbar\ey 10 Ul II run to Improve our · lion, Javier returned to action duclions in 1966. Cloarles (Ears) Wmebrenner Th gamelsd. h . . Vau~lnn commiled two balk" S d I b'"d . . h ' e wor c ampoon Ouo!ee by hi If both h'l , . willd!" • un ay and c u "" . hos !Jrsl Only live pretty-much regU· w o has coached these boys struggling to re am th ;·. mse • w 'o •ac101g home run of the sprmg aiong Iars are back from last ear's through Pony ball, has been October I fo g e ~ the same batter, to allow lh• With a double to lead tioe St. squad that won the So~thern awarded the job of field mana· reach· .soo~ ex~i~iu:~ "~~ lea~t tyong 'tnd wmnmg runs. lA score Division of the Southeastern ger lor• the high school team I two singles and a double yi -~m :• the hollom o! the nonllo and Ohio Atilletic League and lost this spring. Carl Wolfe, head , Johnson who drove '' 'tl·c '""d !'htlo?elphw 10·9 woo ove Suppoa• you owe;•• the playoff to Ath~ for the visor baseball coach, is faculty super- 1winnin~' run Ill the sixth' Wallv Atlanl1. fhc . Plnll•cs ha•l ' exp\od~d for SIX runs m th~> Doctor •• $ 75;GO Le ague tIe. I I These are senior · Bunke' p~rked up the win wi"• f . . .· · ':... George Sauer outfielder-! I r ·' t Others out for the club - 12 six sh•otout mmn s . oflh. ogmted by Rtch!e Allen'' Garage ••• 50M T~MPA, Fla. (UP!) - The baseman· Bill Swan the j altogether - are Freshmen Pat Clark h't ~. 480-fout grand slam houtc rrn. Store •••• 65.00 Cincinnati Reds play the St. ior calch'er· Dennis Ault uhn- Archer and Steve Oil<r work- d011 bl le . I a two-run homer, but ,\ile Brav~ <ante bock and! Louis Cardinals here today and sop • ' I •· In ,mot,oer ruoo an•! t t 1 1 d 98 .Othw billa 160.00 hope they will be luckier than omore shortstop; Roger Lltfling. ing at second ba.se: Seniors Ray •ingled twoce to lead thc Yank s. ~en k ~~r.~~~~ar~ Y a Jea . they were Sunday well , senior outfielder, and•Carl Hmdy, Larry Stonart and Du· AI the same time Whitey Ford ra~h ''" ~ s ul1cr m uoe oc ' TotaJ-$350.10 The New Yo;k Yankees Weekend Sports Summary (Birdy) Demoskey, sophomore ane Johnson, working at first was potcloing anoll;er strong five o Jn ~~~~~~·;,:s other two Gr· ., " smashed the Reds 9·3 in Grape· By United Press International Pilcher . outfielder. base, andt VhanrdJohnson, a soph· inning• to boost New York \· lrmt Uijg.tie exh!hilomos It . . Sat rd omore, a t I base. record to 10 7 seco d b t , ' . llll League act1on Sunday. 1J u ay Demoskey, a clever lefthand·· The Jackets will open South· amon Am . ·. · , ," es City strung together four smgles l Ror«ce Cla;ke pounded out four . LO ISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) - er, will team with right-hander ern Division play at Gallipolis Ithis s;,rln eoocan Lca.ue leams · for three wns m the seventh 1 hit•. mc!udmg a two-run homer, beat Dayton 7!l-64 to WIJ John Ingels, another sopho- April 4. A practice game may · g. . I mmng. and a !H ,n ovPr to lead the Yankees to victory. e NCAA tour· more up from the Pony League be sdJeduled this Thursday or CYCLER KILLED IHoustor., and Jim Katt P•'cloed 1 The Yanks r~pped Red hur· nament championship. to carry the burden of the pitch· Friday with Kyger Creek or LEICE~TEil, England {UPII seven •nnings of :ivc-hit o:oll as ; li!rs Bolly McCool. O!ck s.g. LONDON IUPl) -0 I d mg duties. Swan, who pitched Southel'n, Winebrenner said I' -Switzerlan~·s ~-'II' S"h d : Mo nn.,ola whopp•~ Boston 7-1. ' 1 man, Ted Abernathy and Aur~l· . . x or won ___ __ ·__ . . f J "e,:;,-,1 , -...._... . =· _...-_-......-_ , iD Monteaguda for 14 hils. 1 the 113th . umverslty boat race gern a ~.orld' .champmn Sl<!~ I I YOUR life Is OUR business! "-The, winners bunched five uf on the Rover Thames beating racer, ~·· killed Sunday wher• ' the. hits including a double by I Cambridge by three lengths. h1s cyc,e crashed mto a . I We'ro readv to P'""lde vou elarke ~nd a two-run homer by .-lli the Dally ~!ail sidecar race. with the lifo inSUtonct pion I..oucCiinton to score three runs KENT, Oh1o IUPI) -Michl· 0 thtt fits vour w•v of 11ft. off·. McCool , in the fifth inning. gan State won the 37th annual B DAVID M MOFFIT .. " . . ACCIDENT t'ATAL McCool also was the victim ', of NCAA wrestling championship• Y UPI Spo • Wri the~~~~~ four holes m a dnvmg SINGAPORE UPJJ J h , Consult us wilhout oblog•· "' " & SAVI'NGS £0MPANJ • Clarile's homer in the sixth ill' I with _73 points while arch-rival PENSACOLA rt;la . ~~!) - ~am, ll s a ~rdetthy good bet that Hudson, a British servicem~nn lion! .~ ~ niAg. · M1ch1gan was second with &I ., . • • rewer wou ave wound up died Su!Y.Ia . . • points. • · .Neolhe• ra!D, .nor...wlnd, nor a farther under par than any .· Y '" a Sh!g.oporc _ PHONE 992-2171 125 EAST MAIN ' ' ;· · · par-busting field could halt Gay golfer ever has gone Hosp1tal shortly after · POMEROY, OHIO INSURANCE AGENCY ~NBA EAST LANSING Mich tUPIJ Brewer in his dogged determin· Gay was 29-unde; and think· ~~~wn f~om. Ius I . l •'. , -stanford UnlveJ$it ~on Its atlon to win tile Pensacola Open ing about that all-time w e racmg m the . ' ' N'IIA PlayoH sta•dlngo first NCAA . Golf Tournament and erase a 257 set by Mike IJ'Giir•.,n.,d 992-2440 ~United Preu ln~mai!Oaal diving championships wi~ ~ .s_hadowcol4'1!sltt)leal!i.. . -1965 Texas Open after hep ·I •; '.l . ·•· Df91Jioo Semhlnalt points while Southern Cal~f~ 1 The 35-yeat:-llld TIMID tipped lo within one foot of the ' . ' .~ . . (Best of Five) was second with 260. ~II a dazzllnt :»llndlli'-par 262 the par-5 12th for an eagle. ' , ... Eastern_ Division _ and won the tournament bere "! only needed a couple of """" .. . Seroeo A I' HALLANDALE, Fla. (UP!)_ lor· the second straight y~ar- birdies to match til at record at W. I. cl Pretense romped to an easy win this lime_by SIX strokes, Widest that point and I really !bought o o• ·Philadelphia 3 I .750 in the $137,600 Gulfstream Park m~rgm m a PGA tournament I'd go lor It," Brewer said. ' indMati l 3 .250 Handicap. thiS year. . "But I tree-pitted !he next ! ," 1 • "".)!?" series It was last year's, victory .that green and decided I'd better Serleo B W. Suoday h"!i Brewer so eager to wm thiS keep my mind on just winning." 1 ston L. Pet MOBILE, Ala. (UP!) - one. He won that on,e by_ thre~ Bob Keller, a club pro from 2 I .667 'Carmen Salvino of Chicago w n strokes, but had hiS traumpn nearby Eglin Air Force Base . 1 2 .333 the sro,ooo Mobile Serto~a d~mpened by . the fact tha~ scored a 7-uncler par 65 lor th~ · ew York Wealem Division Open bowling tournament second-round .leader Doug Sal!' final round lor 8 m total and . Serleo A _ · d~rs -:as ousted for faUing to second place. Sanders had a ' W. L. Pet PENSACOLA Fia (UP!) Sign hiS" scorecard. • final round of 64 to finish 1I ~-San Fran 3 0 I 000 ' · '"! reall ted thi " 1 Los A e1 · Gay Brewer won the $75 000 · Y· wan s one, another stroke back. · n~ 01. 0 • .OliO Pensacola Open Golf 1 ' . the curly-haired Brewer said. After that. the field tapered , ~~;W·m ser~es nament by six strokes with :~. "There were a lot ot things said off. Ken SUI took fourth with a ' series B hole total of 262. last ye"': tilat · shoultlo't have 211: then, at 272, came Jim W. L. Pet· JACKSON HOLE, Wyo (UP!) been sa1d. Even this year, Colbert, George Archer, Bobby : ' 3 0 1.000 Nancy Greene of Canada won people were talking aboul ll I Nichols, Tommy Jacobs and . ' 0 3 .1100 the women's world skiing wasn't trying to beat any one Dan Sikes, who won :l:e ~ '·, 'leries R"sultS championship via her victory In Pf'!"n-1 wanted to beat them previous week at J~nvllle. ' li'rancl 122 , ,_ •·· the slalom event Sunday a 18· Julius Boros picked ~p 1 · , . ac ""s ~,.e •• · _ · e'at them aD he did. And If with his 276 and Jack Nicklaus . ' -=-:\:ork W Boston 112 . VIENNA (uP!) -The United he hadn't been forced to plav got only $4(8 with hla %17. ' ' states blanked Finland 2.& 1 . Sunday night in !lie ; world tee I ' • • JtiiiL SlllldiJtiJ hockel\ championships. : ; : ' '' 'Urlited· Pre11 JDiematlonal ' ' ' W. L. r Pis HONG KON:C (UP!) -Peter 38 If 12 81J Thompson of kilstralla won the SO 26 II 7l Hong Kong Open golf . tour. 29 25 U . 71 nainent on the second hole of a ' .. 211 26 12 s~dden death playoff , against 'II $6 t Brian Ht~~gelt OloEngland. I ur: ., Javier Paces ·st. Louis Nine To 6-2 Win Over Detroit . 1-·-·· .•..• ' ALLSTAR cooperatlves • s·- tudyGo"ID-' ' °i bo"{· a0Uel/ate th8, .re turn· · credit card. · : 1 L ~ ':."!/)s!.lac,:;.~d (Mike) Wooden also revealed th•t the Jooden said ~~!:oat •a~st'1 "W? rrn•~s have an outstanding following Saturday nisht• IC~ res man named Steve Potter. r "La l ri • VIc o- son who sll!luld be llble to !It ll1 is &-foot· his kneecap remoyed. I foeo thut w I e ynno~s 7 and La<ey 6L nn lwho was stls nded ha . aioned lor bis rOO!r:' " ) .S . But who needs these guys? As suspetlliion p flm. - r,:".~ n w~s· the Brm~s had very httlc lth the I came cr ~I rus competltiO!I; 1h1S season. They w aw mvo vmg a orged beat ·!hear reaular season t~lieve off',!~ Is Slon al ~ p~ com~ ~ ~~ ~ -··!,~j!~·all~..!'!'· ·~ ;'!r~' d•~· 4•~• -~~ ~· ~• ~ ~t tt!e~l"',· 1o· pv'~ ac~ ~ mar~ ~~ ·.· ' " ~' ~Jj; 1 ~ I~ G~·. ll(ilmlf~' lim~~ W S!J~ ~ Po~ ~~ ~~Oil ' ' • ; ~PM~Dil E.. l or'" ·• " etbaU playa will head or co-dlamplon- Wesleyan Unlvenlty prior · to .. Pef!OIII of 111' illllllll!lllll!IUCill« In llll\111 .li!J\ 1\lr!U !!i; f'·ilat ·Qt wbeD the ships - an of thehl eollllna fft 8l'lftduat1Dn, rectlvlnl bil .de. l!lilltW. 1q of seven accl- ear, Evelyn Montgomery, SO, Vlnt!il! 1 iJilll\eastem Olllo Atllletlc the last seven years. '11111 Is gree at tilt Ill lilt. l'fi91n @!1\1 ftve Gallipolis, II! lbt 11\d Pill l19i'lllbo'l!!"' holds Its annual cage the filth time he w ·been hon. He assl•ted COacn Frank ,, ovar "ae- PtiNI• wM treJt; .ll!r a ll')nqr bla nl!lelt. lia/Hiuet It the Alheoa IIIah ored as Coaeb of the v..-, the PJr before enlll'IDJ the ArmJ, ' Monday. . ll!lll' Ill' IDjl!iy 11 HO!Jer aa.pital pllfl< ..Schliol cafeteria 1111 previ9us years heln& 1$7, iJoD at hla !IIIII•. mater, tor ttlt•aed· . . .....,......r.. ;, IIJ• Xjlrll s. 116WS and liSSoM. He wu pb)'lle" ln. . 'filE J.o:t. CLASS ol lbot' 17 IJ1tl!f in 'lb,ril 1111 htal'l' 10 beaV)' . l;)lacb Ch.,ln MeAfee, deJn Cl.,k was lhe lcortl' atructor at Weit l'oiDt lOi tWG United Methodlil Ob!ll'cb 19111' · ill !II. · ,l'ltll !iee!Wits, boih , · GfOi''' 1191. iof'·coaebes in the SEOAL who (with a IU averaJe), leadl!li ye.-s. Pomeroy wm meet 'at t h • Fout were '.Jotm.Gn· to G.ui!)OilJ 11111*1' J1t ••• 1!) been mtfttclr at Ath- neld pal shooter (with a su In hll 111'11 ltU01I at the Milt. . .chun;,h tofonday, Mer. 27, at 7:· ln ill• cilufl. Miatcll" a 00" )\lvenilt aourt APi'lt!JJ · f etii·'since tbe 19M-M seUCII, per 'cent) 11td leadi!IJ rebound- llfY P a ca&e SO p.tn. Two per19111 bJ!l Q)l!lor In- of f.Uure to stop wlthll! tbe cl!arMt ill 1D for wei u the lep's er (with 232) for 111e Bulltlop. durlDIIhe ,.,_. eamp*'CP, be POMEROY \tSCS will hOitl jUries In a two Cll' tQJ!lllon at auufe4 clear tiiJtlnce, road Coaclt of tbt Year. be IUk\o He missed three cames in m\4. auJded tbe Plebea to a perfect its regullf meelln& MondV 1:26 a. m. Sundf)' on Rt. 7, IIOSil BBUlSED E. Sl9VIl', II, eif"the Buildop to lbe loop seJson becaUit of mononuel• 1•.0 mark. He took llvet' the Mar. 2'1, at 2 p.m. at the Trln· aeven-tenlbe of t mll• il9rih J)Oma D. Rolllh, 11, Rl. 1, ••• eltl\l w champjonsblp. Tilt title oal•- wblch came In the miclst head coach'• Job in tbe 1MM' ity Church ol Cllrlet. tbe SIIVtr - e al Klllaup. Letatt, w. va., sulfer!cl a pel ¥lrOh f1 on' . ; P "!lfih stWcbt year 111tt the ol a alx-came Josinl 1treal: lor aeaaon, Cllll1jll1lni •. 1.,7 Jt!lDrd BETHEL NO. $1, lntmi*UOtt- Wlll'-m G. Jobn&On, !10, IlL bruised nose hut was ilnt treat- of. !allure It fit ·,of sixth time In aeven 1ean that the Bulltlocs. o -!be best In Arllll' I history al Order of Jo!)l Datttbten, 2, Gallipolis, aouth, Ill after an accident at 3;50 p.m. the . fO!lllwJJ Alhens hao won or tied for tile Lavender won the free tbrow and a third pl'ce llnlab In the will meet MIIRilf)' tlf:IO Clllll8 Up bel1lnd a car driven oy Sunday on Rt. 338, about two at 7:fl!lp, m•. lb'e shootln& award by hlttln& on 48 NaUonal !nvilaUonal Tow'lla· at the 'llluonlc TelliPie, J'OJIIo Wilson E. Mullliul, 42, Sprinl· mnea soutll Racllle. Adtll10n '9111 to be hOI\III'etl - 1n atldf· of eo attemptB In league play ment. eroy. There wfl! be lnltlallon, field, and ,was unable to atop. 'lbe patrol aaltl the R o u 1 b and 'Rif'W'l\1. 1o memben of the IIJ. fw· eo per ct11t. Memben ill tile all • leqUt TAYLOR LOCKE and Masons will Jollllaon'a Clll MICk the efit pass a car drim 7. 10 toam- are Athens• Jack Master of ceremonies lot the team to be hoDorecl ll't JJet '!ives of MpOIII art 11 Jn, oi tile Mu)llnl car Pll. then by Robert Lambert, 24, $J> Ollleer1 dar1i,· selected as the Molt 8:30 p. m. banquet wut be Jack Clark, Athens; Harold Howe, Meta for the biiiCiuet, Vlted. went oil tile bllbway. racuse, went olllhe left eldl by V..ruable and Wellslllll'l Gilbert ol Athens, former lporll JackiOn; SUI D1YIJ, Mldtlle. wbldt must be ptll'thued be. DAUGHTERS of American 14ulllnl 01 I miJI. the hJ&hway inbl 1 ditch allil Tille, IZ, CievelPtl/infot. !.d4 the editor ol '!be AtheM Messen- port; "nm Paneal:e, Ne!Jon. lore the end ol the week, Veter8111, Camp 95, will . meet . . then C@llle back acrosa and went eolUdltl 'up •· !lilf!IJ.Ie ;; sli6DIIn& • cer. Awards to memben of the ville; and Romdt Logan, Pom· priced at $2.50, and are avail Monday, MII'Ch 2'1, II 7.30 p. off the rllbt aide of tile hlgtl· wu lllinOr to both carl ~· no 1 all. leatue team will be made eroy, all en the lint team. Seo- plo at schoOII arouncl the m. at the DAV Hall. • t way, ind throuata a auan~ .raU. one wasllilt!M ' ' ' '.· ol those hOnorees by James Diehl ol PomeroY· ond team aelecUont were Curt league. llloneJ must be return• , There was heal')' damict 10 '!be patrol a11o ftiiOI'!td !hat the memben of lhe 15- Mlddleort bich schoOls, pres!· Head)>, Athens; Monte GiUUand, etl to Mit Tueaday lhe Roush car but there wu no Joel 1). Adla, 19; Galllpoll,, 1 8 all • lftlu• teim lffre dent of the SEOAL this year. Jackllllll; Grtl Poaton, LoJan; In order et MIDDLEPORT OCL Is c:ontlct between the two veblc- swerved to mlsa l ear eqQ;ll5 by the SEOAL Sportswrlt. Other participants on I be Sandy Harold, N•I!OIIville, and ean be made 1qr _.,u · . 111011' les. No charge was filed. a. m. saturda,.on t,rl}fe: ·· aad Sportacasters Asaocl., program will include Wellston Mark Rayburn. Welillon. Ta c:rd partyin Another Meigs county accl- tenth ill a mila east Of ihe 8 ·· Also selected at that time llilb Scbool cage coach John Named to ·tbe tllird team were ow 016 11 even 1. dent occurred at 5 m. 8alur- Junclion of Rl ItS, and ,..nl 28• the Pearl Sl, Elementm;_ Cornelius Rile 15 Cheshire day on Rl 124 In Syracuse bul oU the bichWIJ. Allli'l ... . eight piayen - one from , Derrow, recipient of the Coacb Gene Jaetaon, Gallipolis; Cluil team - Jor honorable Iof the Year award last year, Mullins, Jack!On; Mike Weiland, 'lbere clled Saturtla, at a p.m., 111 was nol reported, accorded to atruck a hilbWIJ siCJI. lie waa · atatus. who will present this year's •· Lo«an; ,Asa BradburY, Middle. refreshmenll Adv::S tlekell GalllpoUa Medical Center Hos- the patrol, unW later in the not InJured. 'lbere wat .,mlpor for the evenlna ward to McAfee; Bob Willis ol port, and Steve WtUI· rna be u;a,asetl from any pltal where he had been a pa- day. 'lbere was heal')' damage tlamap to the ell'. · (Ta~lor (Tate~) Locke, Wellston, who will present the ton. Honorable memUon s~lecY : one doll There lien! for 10 days. to the car driven by Paul H. was filltl. . bUkelhall ooaeh at Ml· free. throw shoolin< troppy to lets were Dennis Rapp, AtlleM; 0 ; style by A 'feUretl Ohio River Dredl· Paraons, 28, Rt. 2, Racine, Other patrol amsll . <Ohio) Unlvi1'8ili'. 11>it Lavender, and Rowland cong. John DavidSon, Gallipolis; Dave , Yvonne Scally ing CO., and Hoekln& Valley wb!Cb went off the highway and Jackie L. Fredenci,,ll, l,.ijP8 111Jrked Loclte's first seoSOD as don, sports editor of The Alb· Patton, Jackeon; Bill We_st- Petitions olgned by Plarm LADIES AUim.!AttY to Fee. Railroad employee, Mr. Rife etruek a sign post and a tuard Bottom; Gerald L. Sui!J!IItr· h¥!1 at Miami .net a ens Messenger, who will pre- . !all, Logan; Mark Tannehill, Bureau memben ol Meigs Coull- ney • Bennett Poat 1a' Middl• waa bom on Jan. 1, 1811, at Ky· rail. field, lll, Long Bottom; as ·frt!i,ttrbllt lsent • the championship trophy \ Mitldlepori; HUbbard, ty were presented by Harold port, will meet '1\JI.iay ev• ger. He wu '1111 of lllDe chll· P81'10111 complained ola min· Sdlulll, 21, l'arklnlltlrl, \1cAfee, who baS compiled an to tthens and the MVP trophy Nelsonville; Bill Moore, Pome. lloush legislative oba1rman, nlng at lhe lelfon hill at 7·10 dren tl the late llliUI and Saro cr lnjucy but waa not treated. Va., and J-IL Gilfller.,,IR, o\!Jfall record &I 111!1 wiJ!s and 1ito Clark. roy; and Rllbhie Buescher, to Rep. Ralph Welktr, at a p. m. · all YHtlltr Rift. one brolbw, 1\oo charge was llled. Cuylboga Fills, aB co111lng to Ath- Locke attend!ld Miami Uni· Wellston. meeting of lhe board of direc- MEIGS RIDING Club will Clyde, o1 Stockport, 0., aur· CITED TO COURT elted to Melli - - .-I ~* • tors last week. meet Tuesday evenJna, March vivos. Ropr L. Denney, 20, Rt. 1, Mardt 11. • · '· 111111111 The session, attended by Rep. 28, in the recreaUon room at He attended tho K y 11 r VInton, was cited to James R. M!Rer, Jr., a,.-at ATHENS. OIIW (UPll - Welker, .also included a discuS· the home o1 Mr. and Mn. Joe achools. On Nov. S, 11103, he mar· municipal court Marcil 2'1 on a 2, Ohelillre, waa e11ei1 ru.,,., About 3,1100 llbll Unlvenlty sloo of possible support to the Youna Sr. at 7:30 p. m. Butth ried the fortner Radlael Thom- ebarge of reckless operation al· mulfier, munlelpai .CIIIIIt; .. ... , ttudeall ponded throup the Tupbers Plains-Chester W!f<r Meier and Judy Kennedy will as of Poplar ltldae. ter a two car collision at 6:40 %1; Harold E. s.tmdftl.··l'111, . ' .• &treell here Slmtlay alibi and District, the Leadln& Creek serve relresbments. ,. 'lbree chlldrtD aurvlve, Mrs. p. m. Sunclay on Rt. 160, about Cleveland, lllowlnC Ill :111111; ~ . i beld a siWI .. trool of Pret- Watershed Project and an air PAST MATRONS OF f'OME. lllvtrett Walldlll, Middleport; two miles north of Vinton. No censed mlnol' w aperalt I'JitltIdeal Verao• Aldell'l bome. strip in Meigs county. ROY Chapter D.E.S. will meet Ralph Rife, Cheshire and Paul one was Injured. . or vehicle, munlclpil •· Goalft ·· Tile lllddents ebsnted IIIey The petitions were in support Tuesday evenJna March a al Rife Pomeroy 110111 with sev· Officers reportltl tbat ears Mardi 2'1; a.&rlel B. ,. ,.., wanted lower beer prim. A· ol a state-wide campaign by 8 p.m. at the h~me o1 Miss en 'ara~~~ochlldren and nine driven by ,,[)enney and Alfred 20, Rt. 2 Gallipollll, ~ bout Z5 AtbcU poll.. , tllllvero the Farm Bureau to have per- Maude Grueser. .,eat grandchildren. It McAllister, 39, Rt. I, Ewing· the roadway, IIIUIIIeiplll etllt'l. ,. r'· . lily security 1101!~ and sbtr- sonal property tu laws as per- THE 18th Anniversary of the He was.a.memlm.ollhe .Old. ton, collided on a curve. The Mardi 21: Elmer T. Fqt,,e, i; By Unlttd Pres• lnternotionol Iff depliiiH wen t1 llllld. taining to farmers revised. Rep. Friendly Neighbors Club wm Kyger Free WIU Baptist Denney car then strock a guard Oleppealle; IWHd Ill. DellMilitant members of the National Farmers Organ· """"'""'m m !III!MI!Bo!ll • - Welker was asked to convey be celebrated with a dinner at Churth. rail. 'lbere was minor damage olson, l O• l_...farl W up picket lines at dairies around the state , the petitions to tile General As· the bome of Mra. Robert Am- servtees will be held Tues- tu the McAllister car .and lhe Blacodl:,' fl, 'l'liDllir tai;lt da§Tto liitk demand& for -an Increase in wholesale tnilk Ne.w Haven Dnter sembly. old, Rock St., on Tuesday, da, at 2 p.m., at Miller'• Home auard rail and moderate dim· c., and. .Je111e ·llfti!D. _, :at. priees. " • Cited by PoUte It was announced Meigs Coon- : March 28. for Funerallei\!V-'W..-ren·ZIIIn ,qp IP the Denney car. I Tburlllltl, aiiiP""'¥ ..p. Pickets were reported at dairies. at Cleve- Elinor La,ne 37 New llav. ty attainltl ill coal of 260 SOUTHERN ELEMENTARY wiD ofllclatei lktrlal will be In "1'hl patrol Investigated a one clpal coqri, lobrdi•,IIIIIW• land, Lim_a, Portsmouth, payton, P:unesv!lle, Greenville, en, was cited 'on charge of and will receive sn a· ,f>TA will meet Tuesday even- Gravel lllllmCem!lert• •. !• . ,,, 't!iiP.'ilfldent at 11:411 p. m. Sal- da L. Folden, 10, Clalllpollr. Cmclnnah, Ashland Orrv!lle and C!Jyahoga Falls. failure to maintain assured ward tlli• week. It was olso ing, March 28, at the schoOl. Fr!endl may call at the 111· arday on Rt. IIIII, three mllea speeding, 1 President. Wilham Kinsky ~I fhe Ideal Milk Co. in clear tllstance folloWing a re • ported enrollment lor hospllah· l Mn!. Edna Wo6tls and Mn. nerll home ,Jhls aftemooll and nortll of Rl :11, Olftcers rfi!Orl- rll 1. · 08 Portsmouth sa1d a ,shot from a h1gh pclWered nfle hit one end lfi 1 ' ~ North ~ aallon Ia open for April IS to Mattie Mora will apeak teetlo eveoln& · of the dairy's tank 'trucks Sunday tught. Pickets were at ftl 1 ond 0 Sf May 16 for old and new mem- age IIIIOkinl Olmmlttees will ' .. KENEBEC ··1 fhe dairy early today but de·j ____ Ave., Satur ay at Z: p.m., be . • . . . liveries continued. Similar pl!iltUng waa report- Middleport pollee reported. rs. be appointed for nomination of . I'IW ·'·" ; Pickel lintS went trp SuncllY .ed In York and WisconSin \ WOllam Harold DuniM, 49, Boerd membo!rs present were1offlcen lor the eomln& year 1 Middlep6ft, was stopped In nne Andrew Cross, president: Jack and for the El&htll <kadt par4t three dairies and a dairy 6i· Sunday. } yision of the Kroger .Co. In In Nashville, T111n., Saturdoly, of traffic when hla car w I I Carsey, treMurer: John Col· ty. • \a. t \ ALSO .;nnati, aDd at dalr)o Ill Ash· ll'eamstera Union driven esttb- struck. There was approximate- well, RoJ Miller, Mrs. Edison Wednesd1y y )lind ancl Orrville. '!' .,. · lished plcttets at all four of tht liy $100 da!"all~ to e:l~h vehicle, Hollon, Mrs. Garland Caldwell, RACINE M~thodll\ L1lureh Onion Sell C111111111 Plallll oOIIIon ..... 1 .· At each plant the storY wast ma1·0r dairies ' choking off 85 but no lnJurru, II was reportllenry Frank, Dale Bachner, at 111 ed · w 1po113or 1 soup supper the same, a small nu~ e per· eent of the milk supply :,lf . Don Wlloon, Harold Roush and the church annex Wednead I. ' . behaving quietly. ' .No .Central Tennessee, Southetn Virgil Klnr. ! March 11. at f:IO :: PHONI trucks were stopped, dairy of· Kentuclty and Northern AI.. PLAN MEE'l1N(I m6:!0. Menu Ia. 11011p, 111111IYRACUSI, O, . . . . .J, tlcials said. . bama. . PT. Pl..EASAN'f-'lbe SL Pet. wiehes, pit, eol!ee, and tool At Columbus ~ts •lll'·i 'lbe sympathe\lc milk tructt . er's Lutheran Ohurdiwomen will ade. Everyone welcome. ~ line outs1de tile-·, Dlantond , drivers today face eon· l!old their monthiJ meetinl THE POM!!:ROY CHAPTER 'ilk Products, Inc. tempt citations lf they refUSe to Iat uo p.m. Tuesday. Mrs. No. 811, Rllyal Arch llasons will ;Four pickets sho~ed up early deliver milk. . Jack Wigal of Gallipolis, the meet Wednesda,, Mardi 29, at .. the Hillside Da•ry at Cleve-\ At leut one 01110 milk ~P" president, will present a pro7 p.m. and Friday, March 11, Soriin ord Shoe• lf!d. eratlve suspended opent1ons gram on "Altar io confer tile MO!!t Excellent I 'Y Ia_ City during the Easter weekend as a ments." Mrs. Douglas Roush of Masten decree and lhe RoY· WASHlNGTON - WHILE ClnciMati the picket! result ol . violence associated PI Pl•asant will aerve al Arcb degree respecUvel, AI• Jimmy Hoff• sorll lhoes In the 111arthld at the rrench Bauser, lwi!h the NFO withholding acAll' ladles are invited B JAMES B BLAND bert G. priest, supply room of a federal prts. <ldar lUll Farms, Umted Daarv lion. Ito attend Y , requests aU oftlcer·s and I'OIJ>o on, his caretaktr ,'fa~ Untamtn dtlriH arM! the dairY The Scioto County Coopera· !PI Seat ~al • COLUMBUS (UPI) - The panlons to he present before 7 ion covemment II maklng de~VIIkln of tbe Kroger. CO. . live Milk Producers ASioclaUon Ohio General Assembly retums p.m. · clllons wjlldl l'OIIJ4 ruull In ' , II 'lib not known 11 ~aons, In Portsmouth halted operations BONDS FOIIFErt!D tonight from an 11-day Easter THE WilDWOOD GARnEN naUI)IIW.'4e lrllckln& tillite this the j Friday because of "lett of in· . recess to take up some of the elub will Intel 11 lbe 011 1o wtelttnd'. '@OIIId observe the p1d<M l1nea, terference and violence against Two boncll were forfeited and touchiest matters of the session Poftr Do., Wldhflllay lllafcb A national :re.amsten eonsjlce the ~~. Is not actually 'the truck! and board mem· one pei'IDn wat fined by Pome. thus far. 19, at 7:M p:tll. All Men.ers tnct •"";tri!lf ..more tlian filii,• !IJ,~•IIw un1on. bers." roy Maynr O.arles Le&ar Sat. The only maj<)r bill likely to an urptl tb attilld. oot Woi'bl:~ explm . Stllttrdey ; Wt ha~t no idea what they An official o1 tho NFO called urday e'lenlng. Forle«inl $26 be brought to a vote this week -· ahd all ali' ilf peulmltill b~s '{Ill do," said Rlcbard. Pbtlt. re- the char&es "damned lies." Art bonds were Fred Staats, :11, would boost the pay of lOme TIIURSDAY \ho hal1tillllC"labio. 'nte !donal toOrdlnator for the NFO . Philllpt, director for the NFO Parkersburg, assured clear 45,!JOjl state employM by at pace nl lilt ll'lleltlnJ talb 11*1 •i SOUihem Oll1o. Iin 14 Southeastern Ohio eoun· distance, and Leonard Smith, least 11 per cmt over the ned Tlil!: ANNUAL Inspection ot stewed Wrl~l tilt past , ·week, lMoat milt truct ~vtn are Ues, said thlo was not ttue. Ke Muon, dtstuebin& the petet. two )'111'1 and cabinet members Shade Rlft!r Lotll• 4S3 F IIIII and -.tllm 1111\ han not alona W1th other 1said the reason the coopert.tive JimmY 1t'alson, 23, ColumbUs, pay would jump by as much as AM, Olester, win be . tl11 t'01ne ttl IJTIJII lht hard oprtten •n the mduotry. Should closed was lltat it was 1os1111 was fined •I~ and totrta on a $10 000 'l'lmnday, Mareh 10, at 7:311 money IJsues. I~ oilier uniOn! obse"e ~ monty. chat'le of apeedinl. A v~te m!Cbt be Iaten on It p.m. The E. A. de8ret will be , h~ tel up ~ the NFO, Ohio 1 ronlgbt, for the emergency <*~~erred. M't!Jt I llirlael &tppiy of millt could bo se'le...,. mea!ltlre had beeft scbeduled Pllll.WELPBIA - UNJTEJ)l 1! curtailed. for House passage before the A~ARY to M£ET Slala Divorce Refol•m, 1 iFout llld however the rarm~ recess but prillt!IIC dlfliellltles Th0 Raclnl ,_....__ , ..,.. caUitl 011 •tala to eatabllsh ets' waa not mille seeklns~tht o 1 t'10111 h'l forced the delay. , AuxiUary wiU .,.,... llltl!t...,.,at .....,.n the partments ~ 1amU1 ~a •P I •· '!be flrtt of 111e ~ ptllll hallltl 'hlldty at 7, 31 J.· lry ttl resolve rnaritao tll!pltel .,. A bill• waa ttl be offered thll wedt 111. IIMI,.,emon them from the 1 io M I C k I c. E. B a eslee, etga ounty Extens n ...en , I· In the H se with the Flnanee ~1111. ' riculture, announced toliay tllit pllllll art completed for Co nn1ng hetrinp FITCB Frw Bemllt. uiGCialft a study of Cooperatives (C Day) In five Metal county ~~ bel the -•· 19 _,. ' lllftiD cbalmtao o1 111e lrGuP sehoo!J on Wednesday. on 1 ore w..... .... BOWLIN ' DEVOTED T() IN'I'ERIIST First stop wiD bo Pomeroy InC are lucbye Rural Eiec- A pair of bills likely to come UP G1 GREEN, tllscrlmllll'tloll qainlt mm . MEIGS • !tWJON .\RillA between 1:31 and t :l& a.m.; tttc. J..andmark F11111 Bureau, In for consicltrable 4!bate will ( I) - Bll Fitch, 3', pra¢1ced !" ltale courts. Next 11 Middleport, between t:. Prod1dlon crltlit Aasn., Melp be given their Initial thehU cases invOimt, fUP. """"- hiiJ ..- - ., !5 and 10 a.m. Othen tnelude County Daley Servlct Cooper· this week In the House. na etl ....... tball Ia, . port .and cl!ild eo totl)o, """ v.u.. "'....,... """',..,. Rutland 11 11 Eastern ttlve. Tnllle Baltty IIIII m .......e 1 eoach at ul ~""·•~ 11.. .,..,.,....,, S\1 • ~=v·s:~ noo~-12:20 p.m., throuth . 1:011 p.m., Olftclala wiD explalll bow .... 11o11M Ill"' .,.wa)'l . GreeQ euoceedt'W ,.. _-.L .. ""' ,.,••,.,.,. ,."'1" loOONit and Racine, from HO p.m., eoopentlvfl operate and aer- lolotor Vehicles Commlttelt ler ho · WISE. IT WM A """"4 ,..., ~ "" .. ,.., 3:2!1 p.m. vice. Then wiU be qontlons beCin work Tuesday Oil the w ras1111 a fltl:leel Wet 81,1nday ID Olllr. •m• ""'•· · f\ . 81altetlet said tho progr•m from tht floor, omnlbua hlllt'llay aafety biD, 181!1 U head aoach. irllh U~.~atm:ea r~ ret· ••,•,•,.!.. ,.. ·~ team wtll be at eacb sc11oo1 Tho procram 11 OJI'III 1<1 Ill)' intllldiiCtllln botlt chambtrl. d New reiofdilevWJ. . ~- de·· I "'.. h .llieiu4e4 , •• ·~! -;.~ a... to at the sUirtllll Umt lgh school lllldent 1D Melis ...... ·• , ~evel·-• _. •.•. · v.,, -rt.· . Memben ollhe tum oount)'. IQIJAD (ALL£!) .. ,. .. ..., "'"' ,,. • · - - ,,.... llouInclude James Diehl, Janice . tl lliilll. re ••!"" - _,......,. • ...,.. :Ritchie Everett Holcomb Bob- RAlLY A!CNOtJNCBD The Pomeroy emetlltftey 'II; 'Oilf 1\aoi't tile ,.. bit Anderson Donald M' 0 r a j The montbly rally of I b e squill was aummoned satilrdq ieCorcl 1 ] 1 1 ....'..,,._,. ;.; Jack Caney,' Clyde Walker: Meigs Arel Holblell Asm. wllt at 4 p.m. to the Blue and. . • Ole .. .-.CAtiON 1111 .-... Dlci Stemn and Clyde Ram· be Tuesday. Mat<h 211, at 7:311 Restaurant lor 1 merntier MAliNA AJ"r,.. . jp. 111. 11 the Rutland Churtll nl the Eastern Jllgh School .IIane! Dloflfi>auf C.llcl, Mlildl the Nazareno. Speaker will M who was overcome by t lttBI. lllll uill!ftlilf; ·iM Paul· ... ttilo• The program will lncludejRev. Maloy, sln&inl · pro-IT!!• y_outh wu taken ey Deci.,, 11,' S,ra·[ 1 _..,. ·· llldtl ancr cbarla. Pll'llelpat- vltlltl b)' lhe earletoo churdl. privata ear. ; . tAil&"~ ' •' Two Players tri'lieHriUOred Meigs champlons~lps . ; ' I ,• ' ' . I Yfhere th•~attion,,i$~- .. fffs · • • 'I . .. • '~b~lletin bOc.rdl.i · oc .t, · ' �.I ,.., . . . =L RK V . ' '• I • I STANT ., c FE , .. ; • •• .·,,, ' . • .. ., ASH . ' �.I ,.., . . . =L RK V . ' '• I • I STANT ., c FE , .. ; • •• .·,,, ' . • .. ., ASH . ' �.. ·_,-·"" ~ ~ 1/ .• ' ' ' ~lltlnel, .PoJ1leJ'OJ..Ml4dleport, r' . o. MUd! 2'1, Motor Co. eTRUtK COVERSe f~ 1965 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop Coupe. Radio, transmission. low milease. 1 .... pgn111111 for mor• th•" ~ &pontlblt fer mOrt '"'" OM u t IMtrillll, RATII ror W1nt Ad S.rvl"' ,Sc MlniiiWIII Ch1r1e 11 cenh per Word. lhi'MI enuc.. t :\'e lnltrtionl. 1t C4ifth ptr WonL IIX COftMCUtm l n5s rllons. . l5 per CIM Olll:ount tn a4ll 1963 CORVAIR $1195 Spider Coupe. Four-speed trans., motor recentlY overhauled, wlslw tires, radio, all vinyl. bucket seats. Sbarpl "let u.,.. end ed pelcl witltllll 10 CAID 011 THANKS & GIITUARIII $1.50 tor 10 WCII'CI minimum. IKh 10dltlo..l . ILINO ADI AddifiOMI ta. Chi~ ,... AdVt,.. QIIFICI HOUU :t ::SO ., tn. to S:ll p, m,. Dall¥ ~H 1, m... 121H Noon, latvniiY , · IT'I IAIY TO PLACI A WANT AD PHONI n2·:U.N , NB.IOf, Gill ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Help Wentecf 'r Tht SAiu end Service and Motor · ·General;::~ ·.·Ohio.IIOIItu-• 'SCHWARZEL 2700. Phone Doyle ;Old, oo, W. Va., 773-SS79. St~ For Sale wanted, sponslblo party to lake low monthly payments on spinel plano. Can be locally. Write Credit Mana· 11er. P. o. Box 35, Cortland,o.ll BAIRD MOS. AUTO WRECKING ' Ph, :167·75H . Rt. 7 Choshlrt, 0. Mid Winter Check· · .. lAKER & SEYFRIED . GLAZED blocks, slze' .·b ~~~.J ELECTROLUX aweeper with all cleaninl altlleliments. On· 1y $11.115. Ph. m.u: plla!ID In ·· Let U1 Give :It:A · Glloll HEATING & AIR . CONDITIONING . ,' .. IMINIY .aiiLI IIIII IJIIUIIPY-IMITM rY : . ., -·-..-, -- ... . .., .. -·· .' ., -·-- . ""-UKEYI J$r FaL OFHH' LA.Ill~ •' . ' ., . _, ,1 AN' SHE'S ~"':LtH![V, . ' · SAUJ&SD~ .. ••• i .... OlLL NIC••i'•t ·: DI~~~~~P: 'l , . ' , I' , · Hond1,Aal.. I ' ~ .... ' Phont ttNtN 'o rfft4HS · 0. 3 17 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. tl"mlfflf, II · .EYINRUDE . ' Serv •• With !ll!>wa, culilvllot 1ncl !llilwot. Tr,ctor and tools· In '~tellent condltl,on. 'NIGS EQUIPMENT Co. Pomeroy Motor w•rd tc. I), $2095 Whi~ sidewall Ures. Stonderd 1964 CHEVROLET $1695 Impala 4-door bardtop. 'v8, automatic, power sleeriDI, Secria Tan with Biege Top. Sharp inside aDa out. .tontl ..., Word, OM lnMftlta. · -· 'i ' 1 t~I GIIebll. Thl publlllher will ·· \ i' • IIIULATICINI ll'utllsl\tr .....,.,.. tM rflht t. '!1 or re1ect I"Y Mls CHmad · · ·· · · LI'L ABNER l ONLY 3 Pc. Welnut ' WHEEL AUGNMEN'I' · . ' BEDROOM ; Look et ~e little '. men run!! Who !S boppl~ him with 'rcx:li$? HiS•$01!• best. friends!." ' SUITE I 24 Hr; Towing Sotvlce USED PARTS FOR CARS 1939 to 1966 Models Also Rebuilt Parts & All Type Bucket Selh BoDrawer Dresser· and Mln'or fi.Drawer Chest Panel Bed WAS.299.95 NOW j he's -the world'S IIIIOirst.nn.. :: By ART SANSOM UDII'T Bf lflMSTED Ill ~ R£~ 1!1AT GAillli~P M~ L~ lW~IITi :...::.. "-~O:UtiL¥ MT, BtlT I'LL LET txJ 1D 41¥ WIFfi- JT/5 AfY FAULT THE MAlCH!~ WERE HANDY FOR TH E Kl"'. l STOPPED s.ALLY FROM CLEANING UP AFTER 'TiiE PAI<TY. ,___.., PA , WE MU5T 00 ALLWEO\N TO HELP HIM GET ei\CKON HI~ FEET. _ _.,," By HOWIE SCHi'IEIDEit VERY FUNtJY. VERV FUNNV! - .,.;_,.,f· ~~ fI ' ' \ •J- , • ""., Hit, ... u . .... u. .... Dl. 3·;;17 : .-,, . li!y MERRILL BLOSSER NOW TAKING 'Bur .l;M NOr' II. ~I'AII<l/o.L , ItOSSI! { ]M JuST A WEAK h\At.ll ' APPUCAnoNs ·,· ···;.:. ~ .....~ ~ftsR CARRIERS 'iN MIDDLEPORT. fllJOOtHtV, ON 'l'Ht LO'T', C0ala~ ~ye Manley Middleport LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '1tl.J KNOW 1-«::lW VCJtJt MOM IS, ~ ! LET'S .JUST St:..Y IT WA'O A Mlt'1011: ACCIDENT, E.H 1 ~-- S!NSii:U':S£, MAHIAC~L. """"""'' AHD Jtl&T IA'S SIJDt:ifNLV, IT " rs E.lQt), 8 V AN 0 1..0 Pri~J:NSfONAL! GOOD, cleao, lump, egg ud oil treated. stoker coaL Peacock Coal Co., I block trafli< Ugbl Ill Cheshire, 0. AOR08S l.Maa.'a Ph. 367·7526. 12 I nfckn""8 apartment 1. Accordlll,f In Middleport, near shopping m area. Also a 1·2 bedroom 1~~~ house trailer. Ph. 992-3346,aft,. tlte'"nnlrd" er 5 p. m. 1%- 28 Ue u~ DAilY CROSSWORD For Sale • rU 1, at Carpenter's Post, Main St., RuUand. of sale, 1 p. m. As we discontinuing business we will offer for sale our complete stock iof used merchandise, consisting of stoves, refriger· ators, televtSJons, clothing, furniture, tools and numerous miscellaneous ilelll'!. Some , Ajlltiques. Lunc!t .served at s~le. Not respoQSible for accidents. Your atlctioneers, Col. Jmmie Sayre and Col. Jim Adams. 3 27 5tc .... IIOWN :I. Kind · otcu1) 2. lrai•)'U ape I. Eve· JllnJ'&: ~ f.Colln&'O G. Fleet ., •lve pro' AlliE ANO SLATS nouJI 2$.Bueo ball poof- tlon: abbr. and -12.~!T.Bea<d <>!war otl)'e veooela apartments. aosa to acbooL reader'• 28.En· U'liln \• Pbooe 992-6434. 10 18 Uc u. ~::0. 7.Joqoa gr&YIIIC I biiO)ket block ~ 8.Beh&ve4 1 RoOM llllfQrDisbed apartment 9.Beetle 20. ;Nutltty \ ' ln Pome~•. Ph. 192-6!l85. U.Indlan lLFamoua . :H.O..bod ' ... rs.~ ' 1 4forth) t7.Poketwult 32. P.eta.Uv• otlllout SOME OAT hay left yet. 1&. CoVer 13.Hoord· 74247Sl. 3 IS :ZZ.Kllldot 1963 FORD Station dl,_ Comttry Sedan, .one owner, K Ntelawnt good tires, R&H, ot a ' ! ' GUITAR ampli!ier. Good condi· 26.Gope t' p oteerlng, good eondlton. Ph. IO.D!d the 1011. er1ect for a beginner. ~ or !m-Z!M. ..,.,., Inquire for details. R o g e r 12 28 t!c 3 4 . 30. Fortlt.f l Gilll!Dre. 992-5323. •~:M.m~OihCoitaie;l!eedJ: RM. and bath collage, ll8.l!J&Itpl1ilt :i ::=... 91co. 1111 mat& '1be Fabric 81top, p_., Aulborlzsd BIDpr 8alll 11rt1c11. Hilla ... 1 Crlli Bradford Wille, Pbtae or Coalad A. - ) •• •• ~:-r. 4t.W-• .......-. r(• trailer, -:RIIIfo 16 ft; one 2-burner Coi~man 415.c - · wall. Rent camp stove; on< 14 ft. alum· 41. Wa!to11 4B.Rucal 11. Pom,erovl inurn boat. Will sell or 4e.Bambooo Co. 3 'II for smaller boal Phone Jtkepua 6376, 3 26 31p IO.Hltor Use Blue conditioning oervlce, Miller's I !f:ii~!~ RefrigeraUon and Services, New Haven, 882 21193, . -3 • 30tp . AXYDLBAAXB Ia LONOI'I:LLOW One lttler almpl)' st&rub for another. In thkl slll'llplt A. 1• Uled: for the three L'l, X fmr the two 0'.. etc. Single !etten. ·~ tropbiee, Ute length and formation (Jf the word1 are ·a n hla.t..,. 1*11 day 111o eo4e !etten are different. I A Oqpto.,.... QqolatiOII TWO MEN for Grade B 1 'general iarm hand, ate houses furmshed. dale ·:l"k'dm 1 ore, Shade. dairy,,-- - -- - - - "'par· 11164 DODGE ~ ton pick Glen· • bed' PhoDP.: true<, B , heavy . 11 en1 t'Ond ., lfi:lll7. 6tc sprmgs, ex~e 3 26 ===::--~-,-- actual miles. Call Cltt!Ster, WAITaESS, cook, car-hop. Afl" ~ weekendl! and evenply in person at Crow'' Steak . jD&I or WZ.3276 auyU.. liwle. I :11 Ill: · I • J1o . .... . - ·1 '"·''"'! ll:AAU URN, IONLRQSIJ, KA VA CDNI (C 1M7. KWc Ft&t.wN l~a41ct.t.e, Inc.) Pbolie 99W284, · Ready-Mil Co, Ml~ OllJo. . I IG'"IIo CUSTOM liuteberlng, wW 1bldea, p~ Meh!r, ~{o. Reel ll&lurd&J'o Crypt.quote: MAN THAT IS BORN OF WOI\IAJ'I IB OF FIIW DAYS AND FULL OF TROUBLE.--Bip - and easy. Pree VDNJII GSLRJ'. - SGGPNVAI .~:·· '·• ·~·~ ·. -~ · ~_,/ ..... KIW)Y·Mlll _.... ~~eu ed right tO pc'Ojecl. Fatt ,.ID' ly CHESTER GOULD ' erallon, New TU :1-353'1. DAILY CBJPI'OQUOTE - Mere's how to work lt1 • I' ' •Obi• •u.n aervtce. alap: ftl'o : I DICK TRACY AIR OJNDmOMNG =., / / c. IIJW)J'Olll) Raeble, ville, 0., drilled well, natur-1 as,::a! gas. Also two gas 'O.LIIuJtliAI log stoves, two refrigeraton. perfoet Phone 949-2161. · J 20 43. For $ele •· IT••:-~ - AUCriONUa Compl,ete Senlee I BLUE WS'ffiE not only ·soli but · teaves pile lofty. Rml trie 11. llak·•rl ly RAEIURN VAN BUREN ' 6., . . . . .. ' . . . .... '-"•.. . I· • I . ' .... �.. ·_,-·"" ~ ~ 1/ .• ' ' ' ~lltlnel, .PoJ1leJ'OJ..Ml4dleport, r' . o. MUd! 2'1, Motor Co. eTRUtK COVERSe f~ 1965 CHEVROLET Impala Hardtop Coupe. Radio, transmission. low milease. 1 .... pgn111111 for mor• th•" ~ &pontlblt fer mOrt '"'" OM u t IMtrillll, RATII ror W1nt Ad S.rvl"' ,Sc MlniiiWIII Ch1r1e 11 cenh per Word. lhi'MI enuc.. t :\'e lnltrtionl. 1t C4ifth ptr WonL IIX COftMCUtm l n5s rllons. . l5 per CIM Olll:ount tn a4ll 1963 CORVAIR $1195 Spider Coupe. Four-speed trans., motor recentlY overhauled, wlslw tires, radio, all vinyl. bucket seats. Sbarpl "let u.,.. end ed pelcl witltllll 10 CAID 011 THANKS & GIITUARIII $1.50 tor 10 WCII'CI minimum. IKh 10dltlo..l . ILINO ADI AddifiOMI ta. Chi~ ,... AdVt,.. QIIFICI HOUU :t ::SO ., tn. to S:ll p, m,. Dall¥ ~H 1, m... 121H Noon, latvniiY , · IT'I IAIY TO PLACI A WANT AD PHONI n2·:U.N , NB.IOf, Gill ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Help Wentecf 'r Tht SAiu end Service and Motor · ·General;::~ ·.·Ohio.IIOIItu-• 'SCHWARZEL 2700. Phone Doyle ;Old, oo, W. Va., 773-SS79. St~ For Sale wanted, sponslblo party to lake low monthly payments on spinel plano. Can be locally. Write Credit Mana· 11er. P. o. Box 35, Cortland,o.ll BAIRD MOS. AUTO WRECKING ' Ph, :167·75H . Rt. 7 Choshlrt, 0. Mid Winter Check· · .. lAKER & SEYFRIED . GLAZED blocks, slze' .·b ~~~.J ELECTROLUX aweeper with all cleaninl altlleliments. On· 1y $11.115. Ph. m.u: plla!ID In ·· Let U1 Give :It:A · Glloll HEATING & AIR . CONDITIONING . ,' .. IMINIY .aiiLI IIIII IJIIUIIPY-IMITM rY : . ., -·-..-, -- ... . .., .. -·· .' ., -·-- . ""-UKEYI J$r FaL OFHH' LA.Ill~ •' . ' ., . _, ,1 AN' SHE'S ~"':LtH![V, . ' · SAUJ&SD~ .. ••• i .... OlLL NIC••i'•t ·: DI~~~~~P: 'l , . ' , I' , · Hond1,Aal.. I ' ~ .... ' Phont ttNtN 'o rfft4HS · 0. 3 17 OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. tl"mlfflf, II · .EYINRUDE . ' Serv •• With !ll!>wa, culilvllot 1ncl !llilwot. Tr,ctor and tools· In '~tellent condltl,on. 'NIGS EQUIPMENT Co. Pomeroy Motor w•rd tc. I), $2095 Whi~ sidewall Ures. Stonderd 1964 CHEVROLET $1695 Impala 4-door bardtop. 'v8, automatic, power sleeriDI, Secria Tan with Biege Top. Sharp inside aDa out. .tontl ..., Word, OM lnMftlta. · -· 'i ' 1 t~I GIIebll. Thl publlllher will ·· \ i' • IIIULATICINI ll'utllsl\tr .....,.,.. tM rflht t. '!1 or re1ect I"Y Mls CHmad · · ·· · · LI'L ABNER l ONLY 3 Pc. Welnut ' WHEEL AUGNMEN'I' · . ' BEDROOM ; Look et ~e little '. men run!! Who !S boppl~ him with 'rcx:li$? HiS•$01!• best. friends!." ' SUITE I 24 Hr; Towing Sotvlce USED PARTS FOR CARS 1939 to 1966 Models Also Rebuilt Parts & All Type Bucket Selh BoDrawer Dresser· and Mln'or fi.Drawer Chest Panel Bed WAS.299.95 NOW j he's -the world'S IIIIOirst.nn.. :: By ART SANSOM UDII'T Bf lflMSTED Ill ~ R£~ 1!1AT GAillli~P M~ L~ lW~IITi :...::.. "-~O:UtiL¥ MT, BtlT I'LL LET txJ 1D 41¥ WIFfi- JT/5 AfY FAULT THE MAlCH!~ WERE HANDY FOR TH E Kl"'. l STOPPED s.ALLY FROM CLEANING UP AFTER 'TiiE PAI<TY. ,___.., PA , WE MU5T 00 ALLWEO\N TO HELP HIM GET ei\CKON HI~ FEET. _ _.,," By HOWIE SCHi'IEIDEit VERY FUNtJY. VERV FUNNV! - .,.;_,.,f· ~~ fI ' ' \ •J- , • ""., Hit, ... u . .... u. .... Dl. 3·;;17 : .-,, . li!y MERRILL BLOSSER NOW TAKING 'Bur .l;M NOr' II. ~I'AII<l/o.L , ItOSSI! { ]M JuST A WEAK h\At.ll ' APPUCAnoNs ·,· ···;.:. ~ .....~ ~ftsR CARRIERS 'iN MIDDLEPORT. fllJOOtHtV, ON 'l'Ht LO'T', C0ala~ ~ye Manley Middleport LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE '1tl.J KNOW 1-«::lW VCJtJt MOM IS, ~ ! LET'S .JUST St:..Y IT WA'O A Mlt'1011: ACCIDENT, E.H 1 ~-- S!NSii:U':S£, MAHIAC~L. """"""'' AHD Jtl&T IA'S SIJDt:ifNLV, IT " rs E.lQt), 8 V AN 0 1..0 Pri~J:NSfONAL! GOOD, cleao, lump, egg ud oil treated. stoker coaL Peacock Coal Co., I block trafli< Ugbl Ill Cheshire, 0. AOR08S l.Maa.'a Ph. 367·7526. 12 I nfckn""8 apartment 1. Accordlll,f In Middleport, near shopping m area. Also a 1·2 bedroom 1~~~ house trailer. Ph. 992-3346,aft,. tlte'"nnlrd" er 5 p. m. 1%- 28 Ue u~ DAilY CROSSWORD For Sale • rU 1, at Carpenter's Post, Main St., RuUand. of sale, 1 p. m. As we discontinuing business we will offer for sale our complete stock iof used merchandise, consisting of stoves, refriger· ators, televtSJons, clothing, furniture, tools and numerous miscellaneous ilelll'!. Some , Ajlltiques. Lunc!t .served at s~le. Not respoQSible for accidents. Your atlctioneers, Col. Jmmie Sayre and Col. Jim Adams. 3 27 5tc .... IIOWN :I. Kind · otcu1) 2. lrai•)'U ape I. Eve· JllnJ'&: ~ f.Colln&'O G. Fleet ., •lve pro' AlliE ANO SLATS nouJI 2$.Bueo ball poof- tlon: abbr. and -12.~!T.Bea<d <>!war otl)'e veooela apartments. aosa to acbooL reader'• 28.En· U'liln \• Pbooe 992-6434. 10 18 Uc u. ~::0. 7.Joqoa gr&YIIIC I biiO)ket block ~ 8.Beh&ve4 1 RoOM llllfQrDisbed apartment 9.Beetle 20. ;Nutltty \ ' ln Pome~•. Ph. 192-6!l85. U.Indlan lLFamoua . :H.O..bod ' ... rs.~ ' 1 4forth) t7.Poketwult 32. P.eta.Uv• otlllout SOME OAT hay left yet. 1&. CoVer 13.Hoord· 74247Sl. 3 IS :ZZ.Kllldot 1963 FORD Station dl,_ Comttry Sedan, .one owner, K Ntelawnt good tires, R&H, ot a ' ! ' GUITAR ampli!ier. Good condi· 26.Gope t' p oteerlng, good eondlton. Ph. IO.D!d the 1011. er1ect for a beginner. ~ or !m-Z!M. ..,.,., Inquire for details. R o g e r 12 28 t!c 3 4 . 30. Fortlt.f l Gilll!Dre. 992-5323. •~:M.m~OihCoitaie;l!eedJ: RM. and bath collage, ll8.l!J&Itpl1ilt :i ::=... 91co. 1111 mat& '1be Fabric 81top, p_., Aulborlzsd BIDpr 8alll 11rt1c11. Hilla ... 1 Crlli Bradford Wille, Pbtae or Coalad A. - ) •• •• ~:-r. 4t.W-• .......-. r(• trailer, -:RIIIfo 16 ft; one 2-burner Coi~man 415.c - · wall. Rent camp stove; on< 14 ft. alum· 41. Wa!to11 4B.Rucal 11. Pom,erovl inurn boat. Will sell or 4e.Bambooo Co. 3 'II for smaller boal Phone Jtkepua 6376, 3 26 31p IO.Hltor Use Blue conditioning oervlce, Miller's I !f:ii~!~ RefrigeraUon and Services, New Haven, 882 21193, . -3 • 30tp . AXYDLBAAXB Ia LONOI'I:LLOW One lttler almpl)' st&rub for another. In thkl slll'llplt A. 1• Uled: for the three L'l, X fmr the two 0'.. etc. Single !etten. ·~ tropbiee, Ute length and formation (Jf the word1 are ·a n hla.t..,. 1*11 day 111o eo4e !etten are different. I A Oqpto.,.... QqolatiOII TWO MEN for Grade B 1 'general iarm hand, ate houses furmshed. dale ·:l"k'dm 1 ore, Shade. dairy,,-- - -- - - - "'par· 11164 DODGE ~ ton pick Glen· • bed' PhoDP.: true<, B , heavy . 11 en1 t'Ond ., lfi:lll7. 6tc sprmgs, ex~e 3 26 ===::--~-,-- actual miles. Call Cltt!Ster, WAITaESS, cook, car-hop. Afl" ~ weekendl! and evenply in person at Crow'' Steak . jD&I or WZ.3276 auyU.. liwle. I :11 Ill: · I • J1o . .... . - ·1 '"·''"'! ll:AAU URN, IONLRQSIJ, KA VA CDNI (C 1M7. KWc Ft&t.wN l~a41ct.t.e, Inc.) Pbolie 99W284, · Ready-Mil Co, Ml~ OllJo. . I IG'"IIo CUSTOM liuteberlng, wW 1bldea, p~ Meh!r, ~{o. Reel ll&lurd&J'o Crypt.quote: MAN THAT IS BORN OF WOI\IAJ'I IB OF FIIW DAYS AND FULL OF TROUBLE.--Bip - and easy. Pree VDNJII GSLRJ'. - SGGPNVAI .~:·· '·• ·~·~ ·. -~ · ~_,/ ..... KIW)Y·Mlll _.... ~~eu ed right tO pc'Ojecl. Fatt ,.ID' ly CHESTER GOULD ' erallon, New TU :1-353'1. DAILY CBJPI'OQUOTE - Mere's how to work lt1 • I' ' •Obi• •u.n aervtce. alap: ftl'o : I DICK TRACY AIR OJNDmOMNG =., / / c. IIJW)J'Olll) Raeble, ville, 0., drilled well, natur-1 as,::a! gas. Also two gas 'O.LIIuJtliAI log stoves, two refrigeraton. perfoet Phone 949-2161. · J 20 43. For $ele •· IT••:-~ - AUCriONUa Compl,ete Senlee I BLUE WS'ffiE not only ·soli but · teaves pile lofty. Rml trie 11. llak·•rl ly RAEIURN VAN BUREN ' 6., . . . . .. ' . . . .... '-"•.. . I· • I . ' .... �' ' I EhU}eH.e~ , ( )bserve ,faster . · ~ . i. .,.·' l• ' . . " • .J " J ' ,,J' . t, ·. ' . Churches in Middleport ob- Baptismal services for )~rent''- 'l'lle Flrtt Baptist Churdl served Easter Sunday wI t.h .George, Infant son of Mr.' and , special services and programs. Mrs, Harold Geo~, were con- held a suilrlse service and EastThe altar of Heath Methodist dueled by the Rev. Max Dona· er breakfast follo$g in the Church was banked with Easter hue, using water from the Rlv- church dining room. with the [ lilies. white tulips and hya- er Jordon. Attending were Mrs. He~rthstone Class lD charge. cinths, and Banked by two sev- L. W. McComas and Mrs. Mont Lilies _and potted plants were en branch candelabrL for the Miller. used m the sanctuary for the sunrise service and regular war· ' Cloudy, IIIII lllUell ebaJIJI . 1J1 leiiiJ*B• W!ldaftday aad Willi oce,al~ drbde llOl'tll lOme _..,. :' ellreme . toaiiL Acolytes were Sandy Johns•m services. • ! sh1p service. and Mary Budbury. The Jr. I The First Church of the Na,_ 1 Forest Bachtel, Jr., Mount MYF served a breakfast follow- arene presented an ·Easter Can-' Union College student, present- ing lhe early service with Mrs. tala at the Sunday services.! ed a spectal solo at the early James Johnson assisting. Mem· Memorial Dowers decorated . service and directed the choir ibers helping were Joey and Ithe First United Presbyterian: for the Easter anthem during !Charlotte Reitter, EddIe Church and the Church of Christ the worship service in the ab- 'Brown, Greg Donahue and San· Ifor the Easter services with ~ sence of Mr. Ben Philson. [dy Johnson of the Sr. MYF. special music provided. ' .I NO. ., 269 •. ' . ' ' . ' :c '.-: ' ~ Rhodes Cites Ohio Needs • lOll 0 00 ~· ucatio er or COLUMB.OS,'(UPI) - Gov. of tht total was newly formed election ballot. James A,.Rhol!es in a special Cleveland Stale UnlverSJijl, ltck- Other big Items In the govermessag~ . (o ~.,Iegisla\ure, sai~ eted for about flO mUJion. OhtJ nor's message included: today Ohio mllst provide $4.1S State UniversitY was ll<ll in -% 42 mllllon lor eommuruty million In new ,bulldlngs for the line, •buul $50 million, and the colleges, technical instiiutes and state's eolloge.~· .and unlvcrslll•s Univmily of · Clnclnnall wa.• branch universities. within the next six years. down for $34 miWon. -% 21 million lor the UniverThe gO\rernw said the st•te Toledo's new col,ege oc'medi- ·slty of AkrOn and Youngstown must ~pproprtate $355'' million cine was due lor $30 mJUioll, University. --------,-----~---------------for the. ~~llon program to •nd the University ol •Toledo -% 32 miWon for Kent Stale match 'ifllllllon m fede••l would receive $2S million. Univef3il)•. funds avallati e. ,He said the CBC \0 Hoi, - % 25 million foi proposed · proposed construction was • R¥es said pr:tctically all ~f transportation research center John M. Will was elected cap. buurs, patrol duty, and special part ol .the master plan foc the ~~tate's $355 milUon would near jlellefontaln• and $20 mil· lain for 196'1-68 by the Melgsl details. higher ·education, .whtch WB• have to c:ome through bls !"'.. lion for univmi\y researoh County Unit of the State High- Each year a certlfic&tt ol adopted by the Oh10 Board of posed Ohao Bond CommtSBioo, centers. way Patrol Auxiliary Monday merit is presented to U1e momRegent~ la.st ~une. which will be decided oy fhe "There are some who believe evening a\ the Mld<1leport I.e- bers of the unit who In the judgSlated !tJr the biggest chunk voters onthe 1\lay 2 special tha~ lhe_ cost of all our need-.d gJon Homo. . menl of the post commander ... - - capatal Improvements should be have contributed most in time paid through U1e imposlhon of Others elected .were lleuten- and. effort to auxiliary duties new and higher taxes," Rhqd.. ants James Demsoo, Albert during the previous calerul&r told the legislature. Roush, William Swisher;. ser· year. ReclpiA!IIIs were Berne "'11ais general assembly, how- geants Lewis Long, Ernest Vaughan ·and John M. WJU. ever, by placing the bond com- Barnhart, Don Roach, and eor- '11ae IIIG'I Auxiliary ' 1ate mission on the ballot, h a s pora]J Robert Vaughan, Vtrgll meeting wlll be held April 1 and lltown faith In the bund com- Walker, and Jonathan Tlllli. 2 al the Ni!ll House. 'Mle theme mission route as the fair and The unit has 32 active mem- ol lhe m~Ungs will be a celeaenslble route to pay for cap- hers •nd ·It reservists. Sgt. P. bratlon of ·the auxiliary's "Sil· !tal improvernenls as we usc D. McCreedy, commander of the ver 'lllfllversary," this being the them." · Gallipolis Post, State Patrol, 2Sth . yeRr ol the AuxUiary The governor cited 10 reasons gave an activity repfi'L on the State Hi~way Patrol. Sgt. Me· why IIH' master plan wos dev•l- group for 1966 and reported that Creedy and Captain Will sre oped •nd why toe legislature an overall total of 74il hour! attending the meeting. Gov.,. abould "endorse L'Je pi~." was contributed to the patrol nor Rhodes and other promiCAPT. JOHN WILL Aeknowledglng that Ohio vot- post ~y the Meigs Unit. This nent slaw officials wJJI be the (Continued On Page 2includes desk duty, meeting speakers. British Fighting Off Killer J0hn W'}) E . I d Ca , I . ecte ptain of M ---·~·- ·-ELBERFELDS-POMEROY - - - - • CJ\ccent on ~_.Avucado~~-; . . I West Bend's new ~-~·scrvewarc rrifkfF--Loa Hard.:coatTEFLON '• •..., trll!la/ spotms, ,.,~1 sp41ulas Wodnotdty ond Thurtday Mmh 29.:10 NOT OPEN ,. WANTED TRAINEES .MEN & WOMEN Alllllllllm.T NI'DID TO TRAIN AS :j,h II. i1.• ., Our Housewares Department Features West Bend Cooking Utensils and Appliances. Come In and see the big selections of this well known line of kitchen (Jount,j/jllll "CLEAN-ONLY" by·~ •..-1--t,o,,..,....,.................. Dry Cleaning Service -----~ --too- . . . . .. w..r '' Tblo II our utual ~lib que~ ltr chanlDi, utq lfv• Jo.t • tho two- ll•n•, clearer Tonight oiOIJled w-oblet. Avallablo at lloth ol our otono. will be (Somo doy service H dill red) BI:N,FRANKUN• r • WATCH FOR ANOTHER, "KEY VALUE" NEXT WEEK tON SALE ALL WEEK LONG AT BOTH STORES • 1 II hn Fnnlclln Store R111'1 Ben Franklin POMEROY MIDDLEPORT 11 I I • • MtifiiifME ]II! "Nilfil lliil- 7 I II: 111• CASH end CARRY :i;i~ $11.95 , , •........ . ROBINSON'S Robinaon's Cleeners 992-5428 Pomeroy Tri·LUttrt Cltenel'l 992-531 0 Middleport Altogether, the 31 presJdenls of \he United States have had 8122 chlldreq 172 10111 a1141 ~ doUjltleral, , •- Vietp.8Jll1'!11' ,. . ' I ' ' ' 1,'• Garden Oubtp PI•-,. 't ' ~- ' ·• 2-Dar :R.unimap s.Je ' . 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