http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e88c4573d4f09345ea133af7085017d2.pdf e16aa59e41f576d08b19139dcabc071d PDF Text Text .''· ' ~• 1 r ' ". ' 16 - Tbe Doib so~ojit1•. ~-!'Jll'. , o. .. ~U' ,za, ·1H9 "'" •• ' ;!..\ :l,!(•' Mrs. Tll"orrHon .is··Electeo ' President ofSalon 710 · ,. Mrs. Ruth M. naomtoll wu elected president ol the Meigs Count> Soloo 110, Elgllt and Forty, Mon&.,y night at tile home ol Mra. Gladys Mowrey. otber otflcers elected tor the 1969·70 year were Mrs. Mary Martin, flr1t demi chapeau; Mrs. Eileen Searb, second deml cha· peau; M r s. Mrytle Walker, L 'aumonier; Mrs. Frankie flun.. nel, L'archiviste, and Mrs. Eu· Die Brinker, le secretaire..cas-- stere. Plana were completed for the annual dl.l'ller meeting to be held May 12 at the Middleport Church ~ Christ. Invitation acknowledl· ments from Gallla Count;y Saloo 612, Athens 676, Richland t50, and Franklin 333, were read. Mrs. Julia Hysell was appointed chairman of the tea for the an· mal meeting. Mrs. Hysell a.nnooncedthe Pou· vlor to be held on June 7 • 8 at the Fort Rayea Hotel in Columbus. n was also ooted that a~n~al report rorms are to be complet. ed by May 20. Mrs. Iva Powell presided at the meeting during which tl.me lt was reported that the afghan had been awarded to Mra. Pflil Mullen and that the $85 realized 50th Wedding Anniversary Is Observed trom tile prole<t wltl be aubmlt- l . • ,. ·j, -· ,) ., '-:" . FRIDAY WILLING WORKERS Cla81, · - - - - - - - - • Entarprloe United M-at Church, Friday nif#rt at the home of Mra. Frances Carleton. . Students Commend ' Saleslips From El berfeldJ In Pom~roy REMINDER MADE Melnbera of Cbelllar Lodp pointing oot the schools' attempt 323, Dlugllten of America, are to meet the needs ollbe Individ- reminded to get 111e12 reHrV11· ual ci!Ud, was shown. Becky Jrad.. tlms lor the cllmer to be held ford, president, conducted t h e at tile Marietta roll)' m M1r 8 ceremony for the new members. . to Mrs. Erma Cleland lG' MS¥ .'j 10111, Domle :and Dougle, of Galton, spent the weekend here with Mr. and Mr~. William Sleridan, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. PhUip Globokar wUI attend the Friday graduaUoo of their son, Michael, from boot training at the Great Lakes u . S. Naval Training ~on . Before returning home they plan to visit April 25 • 29 In Cleveland wltll Mr. Globoku's relatives. CLARK GABLE In GONE WITH THE WIND (Teehntcolor) Clark Gabie ~ Vivien Leigh COLORCARTOON: Pleasant Memories Adml81lon; $1.00 Children 50c Runni~ time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. SHOW STAlU> 7 P, M. munlllla. Soutli VIetnam lor lhe Ural time salcl mutual wlllldrawal of foreJgD troops was the kQJ issue ill tile talkl, another hint the Allies were softening thelr c• ' iMU Dean STOP IN AND SEE THE IIANY BARGAINS ALl OVER THE STORE ·':HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (IJPI) ''!'he Marshall Unlvvolty litUdent ··~to Weclne14o¥ night passed li reso!llllm commOncllq Dean ' 1fl,bort Ha¥es of lhe Marshall Teachers' ,College for pdling .IO!dent teachers out of -tal, ~. 2. j l &iaclterl from waa our as~esllllfnt .tor our students," littuiU& U.,es oald. lqlt. llsrold Conley ol Iron""' SdJools !J>ld Hayea ol "agitadon directed at one student'' Tblt ltudBnt No Stamps, Games, Gimmicks-WE SELL FOOD! !Ioree' other .. hz. jars ' cera, were Crow, Wingett, James Clstworthy, George Schneider, Ada Holter, Nancy Bean Reed ani Rooald Smith. The society, which wiU sponsor the Ohio Stata FrogJUII'(I~Coi>­ toat at lbe 1111 _llend Retlatta W.MbNI, voied -~award a spec>' tal prize o! .,00 to atl)'c:n&whoie· !rag breaks the world's logon. dary record of over 19 feet, set . lb. crt. Thank You Sbawbeny · FRANK WOLFORD, JR. Nestle's .•. New Natural Flavor Wolford Has Head Injury 6 oz. INSTANT COFFEE Mrs. Tucker's ' ' ORANGE &GRAPE cans Salad Bowl by Kraft · . · ' . · . ,, tl!tlit . -~ "' . ' -~·OIItltl-· r;,. acttpt Ftd. F-.'stamps \ Prlc,tl, E~vf ;~ , AP,RIL 2~~ · ;1. Open 11011. lin Sat. 91!1 t CLOSED SUNDAY ' BenejitShowh.Sunday MR&ard . 4sks Help .•IP\Jed _.lion ,_Tbe Mel81 eount;y Monla1 a.. · Board Tuesday • · $159 ·an " - ' lor IIMDcla1 ·_ ""'· " , ~ . , . _ _ salcltbe- . --ent of !:Wcatlon r~'' ~jfl~ ot iwo olaiNI lor . rilardecl ~ ooldllrtrellllfO '- ~s U state aid li.io be con·~ • '' ' ' :m.ta, acCOJ'OIIq to tile bolr4, 11111 reflllre an iddttlmal teadl· , ·!1):: ~or ~ lluo, ond an- MiUion bond illue implemented COLUMBUS - THE STATE SENATE lG' a~ vole We<jnesdl¥ pssled a bill wlilcb would oet 011 the machinery to ilq>lement !be miWon·bond leauo lbe .-alnlhe November I'"" erll ehctlon. Son. Roberti!. 51!1w, II-C<IIumbua, !lbo -sored the blll.alao lntrcduced.a blll W-oday which would Pi'ovld!l lor re"""' ua bond GJanC:IJII (It lhe luoa ' 'llle bill which l!U Sj)provod Weolnoads,y would authorize tile 1.. s - ot •1'1!1 million In _...t reYOnue bonds for hlalnnYa, wator polludm contrel and ..._..m. hl&har oducotlon, Parkland reo. rootiOn ono1 Clliltal iq,rovemeuti. Of tile to!a1. $500 million , would \18 authorbocl for IJiahny use and t251 mllliao lor lltll>lllal>. way obllpllml. , •m _.,....!G' olher · -. · The 'I'IIIIPera Plolna - Altrecl Women's COinmunlty Club will spoosor a horse sliow Qmds,y at !be Coolville Riding Club Ring at Coolrille. 'lbe show 11 ~er In a AI'· les of proJeda IIIIOIIBOred b)' !be eli.., ..,_ In their eflorta to raise lllDftel to CU~atruct a comIIIUIIlir buDding. C. E. "Siort;r'' Woodard of Watorford wUI be lila sliow )ldge Action tO Obtain Loan Authorized ~bserlber 1 o1 t h e Gallta CaoudJ Water Asooclatlon Wed- noads,y night autborl2ed Ita beard ~ In of lruoteoo to proceed w1111 obthe !uncia neeeslll'J,... CGb· dePII prefer an ~IV .._,, want o!jo~ punllhed t1lf cr•>- taiDing a $2,113,000 tile In tile....,_ !tw dlslurboncea, aad O(IIJOIOtllo student• t1lf allemo!:ratlc Society. · H<ime Admlnlelratlm loaoto...,_ ' About 41; per cant 18,000 atudeJI\0 turliOCI OUI t1lf an IJIIo atruct a 200 • mne CllWliJ wolar aulhc!rized votJ · a lllU'1IIn of W, ·!bey tUrliOCI cloim qllam. Tbe overall IIJi!l'lllll F_., -.•m ----ldlnlll ........ - · • .IOIII!IIV .... In POOlBI'OY, was eleeted Grand Croaker of the Ohio Society for the Ptmootion of Bull Frogo, inc. at an organizational meeting Wedneoday nlgllt Guilther succeeds Attorney SMOkED . PI,CNICS . sto 1 lb. Averw . . Fred W. Crow, Jr., who was the orgaal.zation's fou..ter and first grand croaker. Other offtcers named after the nDmilllting committee's report by Robert Wtrwett. were Dale :Warner, first vice &rand croaker; Harold Blackston, second vice grand croaker; VUma Pikkoja, secretary, and Mr. alii Mra. Roy Holter, eo-treasurers. ·~=~~· to II (elf -nu and rlngma- will be Frank Powoll, Coolville. T11e - · mance elaues Will beglnatnom, roln or shine. T11e sponooro will have a load In operational! Ill¥ _.ms at 8:30 a.m. The Clasaea are Western leld. in elau, 1111: years and UDder; western pleaiUJ'e pear, under t8 incbes~ barrel race, weltern pleaiUJ'e jlGDy, CJJer 48 inebea and IUllier 56 Inches; ea and IPOOII race, walk • trot cllaa 181dor 48 Inches, weatem plea.. ,..-. · horae. naa: race, eenlor boriOIIIIIIIhli>. ""' and ride, and wellefn ploasure horae with )1. nlor• riding. Al10, .a.ke race. 4-H borsem~ ptdoup raco, AJlllOIOOII pltooure, l!aglllb pleasure, weatel'JI chDdren' 1 boraemauJdp, f..H bol'lemuahlp. 11 to15ye&rl old; ho<aO cia II, !.llboraellllldhlp, 16 to 19 yoaro; keybelle race, and the trail cla11. and lUI -Ions ol not to aeoed ~ million. ·' ! . . .ioloa IIIII, l i d - a( lllco, PROF. GREEN CONVICTED a,lle!II'1Cratlc ljOelill'; aloo.... IDe., Columba.; bl., <41'8UIIInc COWMBUS (IJPII - llaYid E. I . Ill b!oJ fAir nlallalemeat ......ro, )ciiJcl- t1Jat bldl GreeD, a former ptde...., at ; I will bo ......... ~aul30 Oldo Unlveralll', waa f<OIIal dl,ys. All .._u mull be op. illdlll' a( bumlile 1111 draft ~ P!'G!Oed .b)' lila Ohio !llltoiiDOrdol b)' a U.S. Dlolrlet Ccurt )lrJ I!Oatill and tho FHA. ' ................ 8 ' ' .. Frank Wolford, Jr., serviq wlllllbe U.S. Army in VIetnam, sul!ared a head inJury April 13 and Ia reportedly bospltallzed for treatment ci cerebral trauma. A pmer m a military vehicle, Wolford' a head was struck by an overhallging tree limb during a unit II)IDeUYer. Mr. and Mrs. F....k Wolford, & • o1 323 Paae st., Middleport, learned he was hospltali2ed April 18. Wolford enlisted In May 196S. He spent a year in Korea, 1100111. er year In Vletnam, and returned home .. June, 1968. He 1 volumeerod for a seC<Itld ol ollt,y in Vlotnam. Lio~ Mrs. Helen B. RusseU, for merly d. Pomeroy, died Wednesday at her residence at 2993 Nell Ave., Columbus, Mr1. Russell was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jolon B. Lind· 8e1 of Middleport who was a former Meigs Comt;y Commlsstoo. er. Mrl. Russell was married to lhe law Ralstoo Rusaell; Sr., a Pomeroy attorney for a lllmber of yeara and a former editor of Tbe Dolly News. Mrs. RuSIOll attoodecl college at Ohio Weol01111 and OhloUniversity. During World War I she was secretary for the Am· eriean Red Croas here and cllr~ lng the depresoloo was In charge ol cllolrlbutlng clothing fO< lhe Red Cross to needy CamWea. Mr •· ·Ru slell organized IUid cllreeted the Pomeroy Music Club and was one c1 the founders of •'t '. thla year. It was also decided the CII'IIIUDzatioo will buy a can••• mat for the frogs to jUJIIP frCil1. A...,... mltlee of WIJWett. Smitll and Warner was Sj)pointed b)' GuiJn1>. er to make the purchaae. Paat Grand Croaker Crow and Elect Ralph Graves RaljJb S. GraYes was elected president of tile Pomeroy Ll<inJ Club W-sdl¥ lollowln( tile weekfr luncbeon at tbe United M-11 Cb...cb Ill Cbrlol In Pomeroy. Other olllcers elected were C. 'lllomaa CoSIOl~ first vlca . preoldeiW; Paul E. Kloeo, 10C11K1 vleo president; WUIIam R. ADderoon, ttolr<l vlca president; Ar· !bur M. 110¥1. llou tamer; Karl Knulter, tall twloter; C!armce J. SlrUble, ..,.otary • ttouur. ~ i\' ' ' ~. eards"abi other promoticala. terlal It WIO lontatl..l)' dedded tile senlo< cllvlsloo of lhe frog Julql will be held oo SoturoiQ nlahtlllld tile Junior cllvlalon, aWOljlnR ot: . --: ~Sc!r;~ ·, lcipldeo wiD be On 'Smd~Taflalo. ot Repfita Weekend, Jtme 20-22. noon lbe Pomeroy Garolen Club, serving as ita first presldedt. !h> cllreeted cholrslntheC(IIIo munlty IIlii waa orpJOiatatGrace E!J)acopal Cim'ch and 1be byterian Church. lie ta credited wltll having formed tile lint Parent • Teacher Association In fOm,. eroy. -·-- Miss Rllslell wrote artl.ele• and editorials for'lbeDollfN""I .. Pomeroy. g., ..... of tile Dsugbters oltlle American Revolution aDd tbe Pomero;y 91akeopeareClub. 9lrvlvlng are a oon, RolRussell, Jr., a Chemistry pro.. feasor at Ohlo &ate Unlversl&r, tllree daughters, Mrs. Walter (Helen) MltcheD, Jr., Weat Furl, Conn.; Mrs. Wlllllm H. ~) Dye, of Evanldon, m., where ber hushand, Iormor IWioroy 111a11 School football greet, ('I'll> lin), is director of Athledeaat North-western University, IDd Krl. Rsy (l)orotily) Flt'llhlm ol ·Marlemmt; atx srandcblldna, IDII atx great • grandcbll-. ·er, am Dlreetor1 Fred A. Mor. Tbo body Is at the Elan 1lrlll row, out&o>lng president; Karl Funeral Homo at lOS Krauttar and Robert L. Jacobo, st., Columbus,wbtre-Ollt year terms, and Noltert w. call from 7 to I IIIIo ........ Comptm ond Richard Chambero, 1be body will Ill braUiilli to !boo two year terms. EWing Funeral IIDme F..._. The II'OUP made plans for tile morntne for lervleoa II Z p.m. ob.....,.. o1 latlles night on Friday. Burial wU1 Ill Ill tile TuoscliiJ', ~ 29, at 6:30 at lhe Beech Grove ~. IRU.Oolll_o, _ _ FvmBrO¥ U n I t o d M-at Churdi, Dltertalnment will be -~tothe­ preseateol b)' a girls' IJI&I1el royGIIUICIIII. trom Rio Grande eou.,., Tom Cissell reported, ' i<., 992-2635 ners In thejunlorml senlorcom-_petitiin last year '!lfW be offered Mrs. Helen B. Russell ' Is Dead in Columbus £:1 . ·. ':.. ' INGELS Furniture ,, at the Cavaleres, CaliL, eve& The same casb prize KiVIIlwt. Appointed to lhe board ol dl· Mrs. Holterwerei'IUil8dtoaecarectors, in addition to the om- mltlee to obtaln118w...,...shlp Kent •tudent. don 'I .like SDS crowd antlel)laiiCIIJ ill .,..,... KENT, omo- A MAJO!UTY OF KENT. STATE University stu- A buiiNn oiOJI faolll CUiblan .... Culhloallar ........ . Guy E. Guhther, meat d~rt­ ment marager at the Kroger Store Hoi'" 11y1eu o1 SOUtb l'l>ln4 Ohio, and Goorp and SOndra ~ ol Kitto lllll, Ohio. llbe tllroe are 1101 !IllS memberS, I ol)llep apokeoman blliootor, tbat.cblldron are be1Jw flllll• Grand Croak.e r Is Guy E. Guinther otudenli ll!I!R' driver, for lol!lch fuadlart JIOI avollabla. ,II ·1101 ·reportad, New vlaJI with lb 1W1 , llulft.ln DUI,IIDI New lmluiht back .to lltintlnRton were That Good Brouahlon Qu~ity Easy Monday .- NEW OFFICERS - Eorl qoh, tlllrd frmlleft, was elected now president of tile llelp Coat11J Jaycees durlrw a meeting held Wed.neaday night. Pictured, left to right, are omcera Barry McCO)', tre&.IJW'elj Ralph Werey, I~ vice preaident; hwels, Jim Mees, extel'llll vice prealdelt; RGpr Youtlll.local dlreetor, and VIncent Knlglrt, secretary. - SenUnel Pboto. Marlball. ' 2 Foods••,'W~••••• 19C Cottage 'Cheese••••• 2 Pie Filling ...............:~45C 96. It Nesca fe•••-.••••••••••••••~\. " Shortening••••••••••• 3 :~ 69e 3 Canned Pop.......... Salad Dressi·ng ••••••••::.39C Laundry·Detergent •••:~ 49e _..,tine ldentlfled II David Kaoper, C1a;rtDn, N. J., president o1 the ~s rbapler at VERY, VERY SP~CIAU Tbe VEGETABLES fts Vlel Cong clemanded political dlseuoslono first. fO.ro..Adh VIetnam'• poRtion was olso a cleparlllre from -tile paat. 1be 8al11011 Government np to DOW bad been loaUt to q;ree on an esriJ' pdlout ol u.s. troops from VIetnam. .. The mutual wl1hdrawal of utemal forcet 11 a key problem In order to adYanee towards peace on tbe baals ol respect for tile rlgtrt ol self. clotormblatlm ol lhe people of South Vletmun," Phant Dang Lam, the chief SOUtb Vletoamese neautiator, told the bargaining pooltlon. . Heney ~ LOdge, chief U.S. negotiator, told the 14th sesalon ol tBlke !be United States IIW "no reason wf\Y the mUltary Co1IUIIIIIIII!a. and political aapeet1 of a Lam's emphasis that mutual settlement camot be worked wlllldrowal was _tile key laiUO out lit the same Ume." was tokoe by cllplomatlc obserII wss lhe flrat Indication the vers as a signiftcant move United States was rea<1Y to give towards bresklng tllo - k up Ita inolatenee that lhe at tile four.pmer oegotiattons. cont'era1ce ttrst take on the Commwrllt IOUreel aald on (Jtestlm ol military deescala- Tuesdl¥ that a slllhl wlllldrltlm before lhe ;..,., ol SOUtb wal by American forces alone Vietnam's politlealfuture. might serve to got aerlous talks Tbe American poaltlm had going. olw&¥s prevloual)' been tbat 111e Lodge said the United States talks should firat dllcuas sucli waa more than willin& to talk of military Issues as mutual mutual troop wlllldrawal but withdrawal, prisoner exchanges lncllcated · wlllldrawlng u.s. and restoration ot the DemUit;a.. ~ without a Communlat rlzed Zoae (DMZ) withdrawal was out ol tile North and Swth VIetnam. Tbo <JtesUon. Ironton ac."ools. 'hat II was not an adoquato teaching :····-a MEIGS TIIATRE OPEN By GEORGE SIBERA PARIS (IJPI)-1be Utolted Slatos llld todoJ It waa rOMiy to neiQtiate JIO(Weal aa well as mUltary l.iaues at 1be aame time at the VIetnam talkl- a ma.1or eonceaolon to lhe Com- 'ba 1lle reeall of four student I "'· -> . Be Thrifty! Save All of Y~ur were played with Mrs. Humel and Mrs. Knapp wiMing pr12es. Hill. } \ :1,:-Ha)tes said aalf,atlon apinst -· studellt teacher who was a •mtmber of the Sudents for a Demoeratic Soclei¥ (SO$ I e d Topp Brand · _.-1 ' l"ajor Concession Made to .Enemy at Vietnam Sessions deceased members of Ohlo. The prlt.e brought by Catherine Welsh was won by Mrs. FoweU. Games Baby o o 0 ·.) For You This.Week!" Gerber's Strained ~ ;_.:l . ,.1 ed a memorial service for all WEDNESDAY FEENEY • BENNETT POST Mr. and Mro, VIrgil P. Roullh 128, American Legion, 7:30Wed~ flowers centered tlle table. o( Weirton, W. Va., former Pom- nesdl¥ night at tile hall. eroy residents, celEtlrated their POMEROY UONS Club, noon golden wedding amiversary last Wednesda.Y, at the Pomeroy Unit7:30 p. m. nightly; special music. Saturday. They were married ed Methodist Qnlrch. Public welcome. April 19, 1919 in the German WOMEN'S GUILD, 1;30 p.m., MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7;30 MethOdiat Church parsonage by Wednesdl¥ ol Trlatty United Friday night, Middleport Firat Rev. M. J. Bet:z. Cliurch of Christ. Baptist Church. Mrs. Herman OhJinger of 112 t'OMEROY WCTU, 2p.m. Wed· SATURDAY COndor &rest Ia a sister or Mr. nesday, Pomeroy United Metllo. BAKE SALE, Racine Chapter Roush. His brother, Harold, re. dlst Church. 134, O,E.S., Saturday, 10 a.m.,sides in Buffalo, W, Va. PASI' PRESIDENTS, Ladles Raclne Food Market. Each memA family anniversary dbmer Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post wu held at tile Holiday Inn ol 39, American ~gion, 7:30 Wed· ber to contribute. For pickup of Waterford Park at Newell, W. nesdl¥ nllbt at tile homo ol Mrs. items call ~ Diddle, Barbara Dugan, Kate McNickle, or COra va. J. M. 'lbornton. Wli>b. Open bouse was observed at THURSDAY the Roush resldenctl !lmdi!J', MONDAY SYRACUSE THIRD WEDNi:s. ~ 20, between 2 and 5 p.m. TENT 95, Daughters ol Union DAY Homemakers Club, po~n­ ~ 200 gue&t11 attending. Mn. Veterane, Monday, 7:30 p. m. at ed last week, wtll be held 1burJ.. OhlJnger presided at the suest da.Y at 10 a.m. at their regular the D. A. V, Hall. regllllry. Mrs. WUIIam Ohlinger, meeting phce. Safety wUl be tile Mrs. Ftrl1 Ohlinger, and Mrs. subject and Mrs. Ho\Brd Nolan Tern Clllinger auisted at the wUl be tile leader. 1bere will be tea table. a potluck lunch at noon. Loeal relldents attending the WOMEN'S o\SlOCIATION, 7:· BIRTH ANNOUNCED event Included Mr. and Mrs. Her- 30 p.m. Tlwrsdl¥ tllllll at !be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield, mao Ollllnger, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Mlddl_.t Firat United Pres- Pomeroy Route 4, are llllnOlllC<l!llnger and chUdr<11, Mr. and byterian Church. Mro. WIUiam tng !be blrtb ol tlleir flrot child, Mrs. Terey Olilln8ar and son, Morril, program; Mrs. T o m a daughter, Amy Rochelle, April Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Ohllngar Kelly, devotions. Mrs. E. 0. 16 at Holzer Medico! C111tor. and !ami!)', and Mr. and Mro. Tewksbary, Mrs. Helen Lewis, The bab)' weigbed aeven pounda, Harold I!Oilllb, Buflalo. Mra. Edna Anderson, Mrs. James three ounces. Gr&Ddpa:rents are Other out-of-town guests were Buchanan, Mrs. Carl Gilmore, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Satterfield, present from Ntles, Circleville, bostellel. Sr., and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis FJJ.clld, Tormto, Cleveland, Steu· PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Sauer, Jr., all o( Middleport, benvll1e, Follansbee, lluflalo, New Cumberland and Huntington. Cbaptar, O.E.S. 7:30 at tlle Ma· The Roushea are members or sonic Temple. STANLEY PARTY sponsored tile Plea!llll! Volley M-at by lhe Ladles Awdllary ol tile Church In Web'Wn. They are ac. PLAN RUMMAGE SIILE Baslian Fire Department, 1:30 tive in various MaiOilic organlza. The Melllocllat Youtll Fellow· Thursday nilbt at the Breliooae. ship ol tile United Metbodlat tlms. Mr. Roush is retired from the Public Invited. Orureli o1 Rutland will hold a ROCK SPRINGS Grange, 8 p, nunmage sale Sarurday at the electrical department of tbe Weirton Steel Co. The couple has m. Thursdl¥ night at tile hall. American Legion hall. Conlrlill' tbree children andfivegrandchllPAST OFFICIJ!S Club ol Ra- tlons wUl be appreciated and cine Chapter, O.E.S., TburscliiJ' those with rummage to give ma,y dr.... nlgll:t at the home or Mrs. James call 742-5304 for piekllp. I' ,, I I Mrs. Martin, In the absence oC Mrs. Rhoda Hackett. conduct- famil.Y In early June. Mr. and Mrs. Don Des and enttn C) FTA Accepts I,I • ~. The ho!tess served a dessert course. An arrangement of spring wlll be moving here with his '. '' tureo In calfl.of lbe Melp Soloo ted to dO(III'Ia/ioental heaci<Jtar· was •842.68. 'Memboro save 1118 ters for 'the nurstne scholar.llllps hours In volllllleer servleo on • In tuberculoola and cyatlc ll>ro- vartouo proJeets. ai.s work. T11e .1968 Iliad drive lor cyatlc Mrs, 'Ibornton'a annual child flbrools netfAicl $467.88, It wa~ welfare report showed expendi.. noted. turea for a local cystic flbroala Mrs. Walker, .IJU'OdY chair.. family ol $88 for loud, $40 for man; reported that hei:, rtPo.rt clothing, $38.50 for sills; $80 has been mallei! to Rova Clhla, caoh, $8 for Easter baaketa, $4. 50 tile deportomental . parody cltalr· for get-well carda. man. Mra. lolartb! llllcl $41 wso Catlrlbuttoas ol $f2 to tile Tu. made on the recent rummage aale Twe!Ky new member& wure inberculosls and Health Assocta.. wltll IIIII amaunt to bO .added to ltlsted recently b)' tile ' FutUre t1on thrwgh the seal sale was a fund whieh wUl ftnance her ad- Teachers, of America iii Male• noted. Also reported were eon~ vancement In departem..W High School. T11e new inemboro tr.lbutions to the Natiooal Jewish ranks. are Ka!l\y Abbott, TWUa ClatHospital in Denver, Colo., and A thanlJ-you card for remem.. worth)'. Debbie Crow, Jennifer these include $5 to the orches. brllllcel wa1 read from tbe 11&1"- Goble, Debbie Harbrecht, <Md· • 't ( tra; $5 for parties, $101.10 for shall famliJ'. Bryantomalnlapo- Hargrans, Berllldette He~"' birthda,y cards and dimes 1ent tlent at Children's llo8JIItal llut sy; Tom (loi!Der, Becky Houda· during the yoar; $2 for bed main- Is reported to be Improving from shel4 Mary Lou KIJw, J u d y tenance, $35.50 for the chapeau's pneumonia. McKnlgh~ Cheryl McLaowhUn, bed dedication, $5 toward pur~ Invitations to amual cllmars Pam N~RobbieOrd,JeaJP chase of electric nebulizers, were read rrom Falrfteld 451, ette Phlllfps, Peggy Story, Nancy $12.50 tor cards and scrapbeoks, May 14; at the Lancaoter Hotel Th-oon, Becl!1 TriPlett, Tom and $5 each towards research in bonorin&: Arree Marshall, thena- Vaughan alll Donna Weber. cystic fibrosis and tuberculosis. tional eentral division ebapeau.i Miss ROHJ.ie story wu guest Givoo to the American Legion and Richland Counly Saloa on speaker ancl diJcussed the quau.. child welfare fUnd was $5 for tu· May 22, wltlllhe cllmer honoring ties of a teacher and tiN>.advantberculosis and cystic Cibrosls De]IIU'Iemental Cl1apeau VIolet age ot teaching in an elementaey projects. The report also showed Alchholz, New Washington. and school. $2 to !be IIIIo ~clal Fund, and her Le Secretaire ~ Cassiere f.d .. A film, "The Third AfWie," $150 to tile C<>lumbuo Cystic Fl· na Smeltz of Attica. brosis Center. Tota1 expendi· Mrs. KnaJlll cllolrlbuted flag codel to each or the members. REVIVAL SERVICES, Mt. Union Bapdst Church, two mUes south ol Carpenter, ~rll 24 through April 27, Youth evangelIst the Rev. Frank Peoples from The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Kuhn Phillippi, W. Va.i services start and daughter at Lucas were vialtori in Pomeroy Saturday, They were guesta of Mt. and Mn. WOllam ~erlda11, Jr. The Rev. Mr. Kulm Is new pastor or the Porn. TONIGHT & THURSDAY eroy First Uap1st Church and April 23 • 24 .. •'• Eut- �' ~ ·. . ' ao- .. NEW YORK - To111111Y a( the Smothered llrbtber1 """'" feud· lq "ti!tb Ilene 1'1111111'1 "'" C<la. Jobn ••' 'Toimr!¥ lofaudlJWwlth DND Ruik, Ntxoa, CBS. LBJ and . eoimtlua eotabllahilci political mleilo, but we I>aye to ., wllh Nilo>nollulk, etc., ..., u 1IHQi ~'t l)ave ~ own .televlaton ·V:an Heflla'• "ell fol_ks than say, "Pm re&pODsiThis column is for y au n g hle for my own We. With a litpeople, their problems and tle hel_p and a lot of eiJort, I can pleasures, their troublesandflln. learn to like myself and then As with the rest of:. Helen Help others will like me too!' Ust, it welcomes laughs but Perhljll your parents coold won't dodge a serious queB1ion provide that help, U you'd ask YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! with a brush-ofl'. Send your teenage (IUestions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care ~ Helen Help US! this newspaper. LICKED BEFORE HE in' ARTS them. Leave ott the resentment Dear Elelen: rrn a 15-yeaNtld boy with an unusual hang~p. My problem is that I never have anything to look forward to or anyUdng to live ed.-H. and tell them the real reason for your depre&liclas - loneliness, isn't it? - and I think your fuiD1el vision will be curDear Helen: Dear W,A, For heavens sake, get ott your apathy and stop looking at IHe through the small end of a fun- nel! You've beemed in oo a phoa ny excuse for your failure ejMy parents!"), a fine dodge for a fellow who won't face the truth. Expert cOWlseUng (or a strong \ 'I '' \ ' re-think program on your own) mlghti)prove what I !!UBpecl: lt'o fear, root "dead parenls" that keeps you home daydreaming. You won't try - sports, making friends, relating - because yoo are afraid ot rejection, and it's easter to load the blame on yoor SPECIAL THIS WEEK ONLY SKYLINE MOBILE NOME 2.. Bedroom front Living Room 12' X 60' $4795 NEil' II'USINEss '- bulldlrw allow lo 011 tile llde lana .., Route 7 a.in which Kautz wlll serve J• diotributor of Agrlco Fertnlaor, l... ctleldeo alii berblcldeo, 111o 26 by to foot bulldlrc las a coocrete floor. Is constructed ot concrete block udllasa steel .roof. IMge !root dooro ore mode of fiberglass. In 1root or the bulldlllll are • lUI uoeilln loodiJw lertlllzer, and • spreader, one of several rented with the p.r_oduct. POINT PLEASANT- Dorsel McCoy, llllureil in the motor. cycle accident Monday, regain. eel eoudousness Wedne!lf.t!Q' and W&l reiJlOVed from the crt.. Nine Inducted ' At Ashland POINT PLEASANT - Nine men from Mason COlUlf;.T lett lor induction at Ashland, Ky., in the armed forces Tuesda¥, Bene mined. sommer of Local Board No. 2t McCoy ia a pilot on the "Liloald w eclnesda,y. lian G", one of the ferry boats They were John Virgil Vlek. plying from Henderson to Kan· ers, Roy C. Smltll, Lonnle D. auga. Stover, Glen Edwards, Floyd E. Glem, Roy E, Holtman, Rmald L, Barton, Leonard W. Lee, Jr., and Jame! L. Smith, Meigs Twenty-eight to receive preincllctlon examinations are Rich. ard A. Neal, David L. Henry, Orvillo R. Williamson, Jr., Ray E. Hoffman, Thomas Walker, Mf.. chael R. BonneU, Worthy F. Leach, HerJnan R. Holcomb, RonDaniel Hewlett, Juanita Hew. nie D. Roush, Midlael F. carlett to Harry James Cunningham, rier, Thomas M. Roush, David Brenda &te Cumingham, Parcel,• M. Brumfield, John M. Wheeler, tical list at Pleasant ValleJ Hospital. The Mm&ge to his lett eye has not been deter- Property Transfers SalisbJry. Debbie E. Mont~mery, Dec., to Charles E. Montgomery, Cert. Lester J, Casto. Douglas L. Pierson, Warren D. Keefer, U, Ronald P. Roosb, MI- for Trans., Salem. Charles L. Davidson, Frances J, Davidson to Franklln Real Es· tate Co., 98 ·A., Salem. Felix R. Alkire, Mildred ~ AI· ki.re to Charles William Chapman, Connie Kay Chapman, 4. 72 A., Scipio. Felix R. Alkire, Mildred L Alkire to W. C, Johnson, Jane. lie Johnson, Salisbury. Alvin Reed,RoxleReedtoRlchPT. PLEASANT - The Inter- ard E. SWain, Dorio A. SWain, national Farm Youth Exchange Parcel, 011~. (IFYE), Sara WUson, will be in Peuilne M. DarotJunlorDarst Mason County Saturday. Sunday, to James w. Casey, Uncia S. ani Monday, coming D.rattoleon Casey, 2 A., Rutland. Grade Schoo) Saturday, AprU 26, ''~. ~:Oiive~ ~~c- Marian. Mlat 7:30 p, m. hosted by the Leon <llCtiitl $"Jiim.es \W. Johnson, 23 Luckies 4-H Club. A., Bedford. Sunday, April 27, at 2:30p.m. James J. Proffitt, Catherine L at the Courthouse Annex in Pt. Proffitt to Huntington 011 Co. Pleasart with the Mason County Inc., R·W., Lebanon. 4-H Pinwearers hosting, is her E. N. Johnson, Ama Johnson, seem:! appearance, and she will Addle E. Johnson to Robert F. complete her presentations here Tubb, FloreDce Tubb, 36,35 A., at Hannan High School M~ Salem. afternoon, A,ril 28, at a special PLEASANT VALLEY HOSffiAL school assemblj'. Aj)ril 24, 1969 Miss WU"SOn is the 22-year-o<~ld ADMITTED - Marenda Stew.. daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Harvey art, Gallipolis; Henry H. Clagg, B. Wilson of Lewisburg, GreenGallipolis; Alfce Wolfinger, Pt. brier County. A.l968 graduate of Pleasant; Mrs. Lawrence Patter. Wesl Virginia University in hisson, Henderson; Gloria &le SWeetory, she was president of PI ney, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ral.Ph Beta Phi social sorority ard a Edwards, Letart; Mrs. Howard member of Mortar Board, senior women's honorary, and Phi Al- KlUingsworth, Pl. l'teasan~ Mrs. Elizabeth Walters, pt, Pleasaut; Pha Theta, history honorary. While an IFYE, she spent six Willie B. Cross, Racine; Mrs. Henry Hunter, Pomeroy; Mrs. months (September-February) In Thomas Glot1elQ-, Leon; Lowell Thailand where she lived with Cook, pt, Pleasant; Mrs. Lester tarm Camilies and worked with Pullins, Ft. Pleasant; Virglnla rural youth organizations. During February, she worked Fellure, Gallipolle Ferry; Mrs. Josaph Ellis, CottagevUle. with the Yuwa Kasikorn (You~ DISCHARGED - Georgia Bar· Farmers) Oubs, patterned after nette, Kay Watson, Beverly Hlll, our 4wH clubs. Tart Bolton, Mrs. Warren Hart, The National 4-H Club Fo.mdaMrs. Sid Uttle and daughter, Uon, sponsor or the IFYEprogram, each year selects about Mrs, Richard Roach, Mrs. Har100 Americans between the ages riet Smith, Thomas Bush, Mrs. Cleo Holley, Mrs. Mildred Gar. of 20 aM 30 lO live ani work in rett. rura1 areas of 35 countries. DoBffiTHS- Mr. and Mrs. Law. nations from 4-n clubs and mem· renee Fellure, Henderson, a son. bers are used to help finance West Virginia's delegate. Sara's trip wa!l a1so sponsored by International Minerals and Chemical Corporation. chael S. Ward, Ra;ymond E. Bates Roger L. Mcre8fQ", Thomas D.' Knapp, stephoo W. Allord, Roy A. Roush, Kenneth D. tucker, Richard E. Meadows, Vernon L, Hill, Sluart N. McComas, Hernane c. Re&tar, M.D. Appearances Plaillled for IFYE Girl ·WAHAMA HIGH SCHOOL GYM PLUGS BRAKES TIRES BATTERY MUFFLER P.M. Sponsored by W11hama Bancl Boosters ADMISSION: STUDENTS - $1.00 GENERAL ADM. - $1.50 RESERVE - $2.00 LOU'S ASHLAND .i ...' . " -~ - -~ ~· ..... PT. PLEASANT - The Advl,. ory Cmunlttee for the Mason County Vocational Technical School met Tueoday nlg!lt to ...,. view the buDding layout tor tile new school. The revised lloor plana incorporated tile recommerded changes by the eommlttee at its April 17th meet!JIIl. Sogsestlons lor the revised layout made by the State Vocational Edueatlon staff were also considered The committee unanimously appro\'ed the prelimirary Door plan drawings for presentation to Fred Eberle, state director ot~ catlooal education. Lowell Cook, vocadonal St.IJE!rvisor, was instructed to _present these plall! alllln!ormati011 to the Vocational Education Dlvl•ion immedlalely so that early reconunendatiolls ma;y be made to the M.aoon COOJn. ty School llaard. Attending tJJe meetirw were Don Foglesong, lfoward Price,James Fisher, Fred Green, EmU fto.. mans, Bill Brady, Dr. Jack Buxton. Brooks Slnlth, Superlrtond- . ent. or Schools, Gary Conley, assutant Superlntendent, and LoweD Cook William F'ralrl>ton, architect for the· projee4 was also present. Set ForMay9m up Jiia ea. reer •••• ·ruta III.YWOl1h rejecteil huge 1111111mer- !oeo to tour Europefornb: .... Kate.Smith Pta her IIIII IHQ>raey clearoe from Emmanual CGIIeao, Boolol~ her 4111. _ Rod Sleiger'op18J!Inc "Water, [HOSPITAL NEWS J H~zer Medical Center. Flrat Ave. Vlsltlrw houro 2-4 alii 7-11 p. m. Parente only 011 Pedlatrlcs Ward. Admla1i0111 Publleatioo of admloolona lo problbltecl Willi !Uriher notice. Births Mn. ~ea H. Barntt, Jr., Clltloll, W. Va., oon, 2:t7 p, m., Wednesday. Dlaeharae• Mrs. Euge.. R. Bcaess, Al· len E. Boster, Mrs. Susie L <;ampbell, Deldra Conley,Jody R. Crawford, James A. CJ:lJP, Mrs. Am¥ R. Detullon, Mlao MooIll II. Dowanrd, Charloo 11. Frye, Harry Grimth, GObert L u c a a, Boomle R. McCoy, Mro. Wylie E. Minton, Mrs. M.arsllall Morquneey, BrianK. Rll>peth, Timothy((, Root, voy<~ !(>urloek, Llillll J. strong, WWlam II. Wallaee, Jr, WOllam Cyrus, Mro. Goldenllolley, Henry Jtarnett, Mta. Albert Hess, Jamea RobertJOn, · Mra. John D. Byers and infant oon, Mrs. Ray Queen and lnillnt son. s. c. Oendenen Relell!!ed From PV Hospital POINT PLEASANT- John F. Clendenen, 23, ol I'Oint Pleaoant who wao bumeilllloday !nan explosion at tile lab ol tile Goodyear Plant in Awle Grove, hu been releasedtromPiea.untVal· ley Hol(lltal. C l - !J1 the man whole lllllllflouo, beaYJ lfOWih or beard ateil Mo;.taee ~ reeOiv!nl third clelree l>ul'li:'lJe IUitalil<id ~ a row firot cleii"Oij burn.o to the face, is minus the beard now, and seemxJandtLI-..IAa....oe'-·-· W~.~Jl.l-.,.. UIU"IIIt to both bands and Oftl arm. Gallipolis De" ea: h:. MEIGS TlftAm .... wu 7P: DRIVE· IN . THEIZVO'MIJ'J'(IINTEIESI' DAILY SENTINEL OF ~IH, report alii Mro. Georre Hllllaon presented the le1aon, ~~Dtaqdlne in To:Sa~'• FamilY." · Mrs. IJor<JthJI Cartwr!cht lei! the gr<qJ In games. Refreahmenll were aervecl by Mrs. Noble to. one gueot, Mrs. Charleo Yonker, New Ha,... and to these ll'lllltbera. Mrs. John Roach, Mrs. taWrenee Roull:l, Mrs, E..Jyn Stewart, Mro. AI· burtice Younc, Mrs. Qatherine Swatzel, Mro. IJoyd WWtamo, Mrs, Dorothy Cartwr!IJ(It, Mro. George Hudson, Mrs. Laurene Lewl!, Mra. RaJ Fox, 1111 Mrs. J. Merohall. -- MEIG""*WWN AREA IDDIAIIJfi,OIJEN,PUIIWJ£11 OottinTIIIDIIIIlU, Uitor PWllnddaiJJetftl'l ~IQ-ThoO.io VdJJ Plbll~ ~. UO Meclult Sl., ,_,._,, Otllo. "UHl. a..t ... 0111.; ,.._ f.llltmiiJPiione ~151. Naa-1 .....U,ifW ,......... Boulft. .Utr.t"'J l, lne.., II Ful Uat lit., HR 1'11'11 CICr,""" l'ld. · ~l'llltiM 1'11*1: 0111,.1"111 llilf ntrler ""-"' ..n.lft tl ctnh Jlh"wwk.; - ) ' e a t II ..,. , . 111M- S.!Ji-.1 Ollltt, t#.to. IIU: '""'mMIIII.. ...... IJll.ft. ..,.115. 8t ~~­ liMe ....,. ttn'ltt -~0. IIIII. ~I 0.. .-11 IJLII. B.f IDIII 0111 ,.., 11110 Sill ..... 1111111111• M,IL Tlni!UIIIot4.011.1511111~ . r~ lnckldel ~ n........ Low Prices!· Barbecue Style ·RIBS , ' TUNE UP BRIGHTEN YOUR C~B'S LifE WITH A TUNE·UP AT LOU'S ONLY THE BEST EUQIPMENT PRODUCTS ·" SERVICE• YOU CAN FIND IGO W. Mlln "2-264t p.,....,- ,-:;;:=;:;::====::::~=-=~::;:~, ·~·. ; •\ 'lllo u.tiY Soatlntl, ~rO)<-MldciiiPm'ti ,.. 'o., Thurodl¥, April Jt,.lilft A·L,L ItEMS. ' .· ' . 2 ' ,, . ' j I lbs·· '· ,' I .' ., • ! I" 1 ·.. . . ·1New YOrk Biabki Pit~bm~.h;.: 2-0 " .... BJ ~OE CARNICELU 10 lmw..., O>Icaio ripped at CieYt~ wao ralni!<l ouL · UPl!i\101'11 Writer CalUOJ1!la, 1-1, and Kaneao C1QNorm Miller droVe in, two For • 1111ort illllle, Jorey Kooo- wl1fl>ped seattle, 4-3. York runs and oeoreil the two IIWI wao beglming to believe in to beek ~ey Dlerker'lttio.Idt 1M ........,.. JlnL · pitching 11 tile ~ blallked •• AI · a rookie Jail aeaoon, tile Padres. !tooom&ll - ' 19 pmeo for ljle Miller, batdns .440 in hla Jail NeW Y!>fk Malo and mlooed · ...., -e~, . doubled l~ tile J'i"\looal Leaaui ''Rookl' or the flrot and scored oo Cui"~ Year'' boilol'l by a fra<t!m. But Blelary's single. He olngled in ,1868 hid been a dll!erlilll otor)', Jolulnj< Edwards In the eig!lth · Plaauecl with' orm trouble and and eventually oeoreil oo Frank wlldneaa, Kooamin bad solidly thumped lo hlo llrst two ' "\ .. .. Reberpr'f balk. Miller drOve in another run wlih a belto loaded walk. Dierker, p!tohflllllllo Allroa' !!rot eomplela ~ ol tho aeaoon, retlreil 18 ol tile laotl8 better• he !aeod. He &lloweil ooly 1 III<CIIII lmlnl lnlleld hit to Ed lt>fezlo and Rd:>erto Pena'o olngle. The Dodgers rallleil for four f1ll1l in the fourth lming for a ' . .:(lonmg· · · ·. er Will Trv To Stop LA Tonigh.i' ' . ' ~ '. ' eom~ vietoey o..r. ' tile B"!!f. . . • •I . LAY AWAY By Unltad Preoo lntsrnatloeol NATIONAL LEAGUE Eaol W L PeL GB Chicago • • • •• II 4 ."133 Plttoburllh ••• 10 s ,667 I Mootrcal • • . . 6 8 .429 4'h NEW YORK (UP0 - The Ntw York,,., 6 8 .429 4'h ''For Sale" al.gn II detlnitely up SL Looll. .•. 5 9 .357 Slh Phlladeljlhla ••• 4 8 ,333 sy, ror the New York Jets, and Mad!..., Sqoare Garden lo West W L Pet. GB among pr<J~ctlve buyers. Irving Mltebeif Felt ehalr· Atlanta ..... 10 4 •714 man of the Garden COrporatioo, Los Angeles .. 10 4 , 714 ~h oald Wedneaday that ccmversa· and acored on Ed Kraaepool• a San Fran •••• 7 6 .538 Cincinnati •••. 6 6 . 500 3 alalle. San Diego, ••• 5 10 .333 S'h Eloewhere In the National Houston ••••. 4 12 ,2~0 7 League, Houstoo blanked san Wednesday'& Results Dteao, 4.(1, and LOa Angeles tlowoed ClnclnnaU, 6-3. The St. St. Louis at Chicago, ppd.. rain CLEVELAND (UP0 - ~r· Louto • Chicago, l'lllladelphla· Phlla at Montr~, ppd., :r:atn rounded by admiring y o u n r Almtreal and Ati-..San Fran· New York 2 Pitts 0, night fans at the Cleveland airport, daeo games were poatponed Houston 4 San Diego 0, night Ken u'I1le Hawk" Harrel100 tin~ becaUae of rain or cold weather.. Atlanta at San Fran, .P.Pd., rain pred his orange ~ hued sun~ In Amerlcao Laague pl111, Los AQJ 6 Clncl!Bli 3, night glasses and Informed the world Tcda,y's Probable Pltchera WaSI>lngtoo beat Booton, 9-3, the Indians still have a chance (All Times E<;T) Mbmo- edged Oakland, 7~, at tbe American League penPittsburgh (BlaJS I.()) at New nant. BalUmore nlPl*l Detroit, 3-2, in York (Seaver I-1), 2 p. m. All Harrel1011 got to do waa Philadelphia (\Vloe l·l)atMOI>- talk Wednesday because Cleve. treal (Grant I.()), 4:05p.m. land's achec\lled game wl.th the SL Louts (GlusU l·ll at Chi- NeW York Yaakeea was rained cago (lloluman ~), 2:30 p.m. out. m. first appearance as an San Diego (Santorlnl 1.0) at Indian was co be In tonight's Houston (Grimn l·ll, 8:30' p.m. game with the Yankees here. Cincinnati (Cloninger 0-2) at ult'• great to be here," Har~ n. PLEASANT - Tho Point Los ~les (Osteen 3-0), 11 p. relJOn said. u1 really mean it. shapely model sent by a local drove him olf to his baehelor PleasaDt Big Blacks took adva,... m. radio station to present him apartment where Harrelson la1bis is a ~ ball club." tage of Wahama'o Balding and Atlanla {PIIJIPI& I-ll at San ter appealed to be Jell alone••• •q want to help pt us into with a boucJJet of carnations. · mental errors to score an easy Fnncisco (Perry 2-2), 4 _p, m. pennant contention," he added. One )!lrl found him "juot at least untll tonight's game, 9..1 diamond triumph here WedFriday's Games Harrelm had refused for neaday afternoon. Chicago at New York. night three days to join the Indians I Point tallied Rve runs on three SL Louts at Phlla., night · -·RESTING COMFORTABLY I hilS in the nrot inning, got two Montreal at Pltleburgh, night Minnesota 7 Ooklalll6 TAMPA, Fla. (UP!}Kid I more in the fourth aid added lta Clnclnnad at San Diego, night · New York at Cleve., ppd., rain GavUan, former welterweight ~ 1 lost two in the sixth. Pl. Pleas- Atlanta at Los Ang., night 1 Bait 3 Detroit 21 10 ins., night champion, was resting comfor- 1 ant's hlb in the first imlngwere Houston at San Fran., night 1 Chc:ago 7 Calli 1, night tably today followlnl a cataract 1 aU It got. 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Kan Clcy 4 Seattle 3, night operatlon on his right eye. I I Meanwhile, the Bls Blacks' 1 East Today's Probably Pitchers Gavllan, wbo suffered eye I rfibthander, Plllq)kl.n" Rice, 1 W L PeL . GB (All Times ES1'J injuries during hla ring wan, is I 1 \OSsed one hit bellatColehGrant Oakland (Odom 2-1) at Ml~~o also oehedu!ed to have a slmUar I W' h 1 Barnette•• Falcons. Itwasathird Baltimore •••• 12 5 ,706 lnnillll al,.Ia,to ~reahman Ches- De~olt •• , •• 8 s ,615 2 nesota (Bo~~~~l-ll~j~Pt~tlllr ,, ,911!'ratlon",."~hl•,l~.'?'"~ ., • • , ;~ II ~pring, 1 ter ~~h. f '• .. "'":"~ ' "I BcJ\on,_..... _ a...6 ·,571 · 2'h ·~ "Y·o!il.~ . <. •LJ:·.j,j,/olh•, •' • .~(" . .c , .. ,,., t .•• I I I ~e Waham& plfehera W~ New Xork , ·• , 7 6 .538 3 Boston' tlar'Vll j )i. !:>0 p.m, ~ THBEE N..., York (Kekrlch ~- at i>ETROIT (UPI)-The Detroit 1 TRAVEL· TIME I Gary Clark, who otarted lnd Waohlrwton •• 7 10 .412 5 I Cleveland , •• 1 11 ,083 S'h Cleveland (Tlant IJ.3) 7:45 p. m. Lions of the National Football hurled three innings; Mike Burns, 1 ' West Detroit (WUson I-ll at Balti- Lea&ue amouneed Wemesday 1 I 2 and 1-3 tromea, and Doeo1d w L Pet. GB more (McNally 1.:0), 8 p. m. that they had signed three ol 1 Is Here! I Ho!Onan, tor z.ll ol an Inning. Wahama, ••• 000 000 1-1 I 5 MiMe- • ••• 8 5 .615 Only somes aehOciuled their top draft choices tor ·the I Pt. Pleaoont .. 500 202 x- 9 3 1 •• Ruley of Clark, Burns (4), Hotnnan (6) 1 arrl Eric Morrla. Rice m:l Dan- Oakland ••• ,.,7 7 .500 tY2 Cillfornla at Kan Clcy, night Oregon State and John Stahl of I •••••• 5 8 . • 386 3 MIM at Chicago, night Fresno state and ruMing back 1 Guo.antood by T Sohio 1 seatUe ielL Calllornla • , • , 4 8 .333 34 Boston at Dotrolt nlllht Wilson Bowie of SOUthern l Easy Credit Co•d ormo. 1 Wednesday's Reoolts Wash at Cleveland,·nllht Callfornl• were all reported In I STANDARD OIL I Three M.algs COURt!' lllgh wLaslllngtonke9 Bolton 3 New Yor_k at Ball, nlllht Gethe !old. PRODUCTS School basebeU pmes oehe6uled Wednesday me called off because of wet field eondlI I tiooo. LOS ANGELES., CalU. ollerecl aoolher opinion. calmly went to the Uno and I I They were Mills• at Kyger (UPO John Havlicek, tile lire''We leo! we'D have to make a locked up hlo dub's victory. 1 I crook, North Gellta at Southless CaiUc, (lltra10o It the beat. couple ol adJuslmeola," he oald. Ba;ylor seeoncted West in the 1 em and Eastern at Federal· "Jerry West waa just great, n 11 We have to experiment and Lo1 Angeles attack with 2t I Hocldllllo he said. "With hi I 10 saslota, Ruu hal a ....pl. changes in polnto whlle Sam Jones chipped I w; Main p......,' In aedon sehedllled tor tothat glvea him 73 pointe." mind." In With 21 for the Celdcs. '-------------.W . the MeJga Reaervea are West, tho nlnvelaran A record Forum baskelball illpeeled to play at Eaotern, from West Vlrelnla, piiQ"ed, crowd of 17,554 watched Weot•a &llthern lo at Glouster IIIII the beat - • of hll senoaUonal »err'ormance. The wllhaiDa lo at ~ Gellla. perhaps, Na!lonal BaskoOtball AaBOC!JitioD Lakera tiUlfd. - once hit 63 career Wedneedal' · D[ght lo polnle in a regular oeason leading the Loo Allgeles Lakers pme, wont Into the pme to a 120-118 win over the Hollon averaging :as;4 polnto in the Celtleo in the openlJW - · or !~iayotto thio oea11011. theleasue finalo. Wlmero ol 10 NBA cllalntUnllo P>Otred in hlo aU-lime ohlpo· in !lie put 12 years, the pll1olf bi.llh ol , 53 polnta Caltico lad 84-82 after tllree ID<ludlng a pair ol frse tbrowa periods and 58.'56 at ballllme. ., . Billfolds & that pol hlo club Ohead 118-116 'lllo Lakero held a 33-32 llrat · Men"1 Jewelry wltll four 10«111111 to go. quarter ~antlop. There 21 By Swank Bill Ru•oeU, tile veneroble lead changes and U Ueo. kill - Dron, Sport a 0d Initial ~r SolYitorl plllj'er.-cb ol the Caltlca, 14• AIJploo went l!load for One of the fine na11e1 pli,veil the Laker•' WUt Cham· IIOeil at 111-110 with a ,lumpIn Luther berialD to l -~ \llld ho by Welt from . tile ·corner with , Shim - Sport & DNa• n!ll't fiOiDr . Ill do urthlllll 3:08 to · . Calo...t I, whl~. otri;to diilereoUy in ,tho · 10 With~;~ ll:;f~~ ~=~ · &phildo, . dfl•le Wei!, but tho at ule I Jl By Arrow & CorHr Clob llonloo ~· Knlto By 'Purltcin & Arrow Mack Turtlo & Ro.. lor Woclnesday niJ!h\. however, he bepn to show hio 1968 lonn, otoppl111 Plttlburllh '"' live hila •• tile Mets beat the Pirates, 20• . Kooaman received strong iiUppOrt lrom Clean Jonea, wbo went 3.tor..S, drove in one nm, oeored the Other and became the league's leadlni hitter wltb a ,.,.4 average. Jonea followed Ken Bo81fell'l rlrot Inning double with hlo nrot hit and doubleil In the foorlh ~ ~r TYaiUai: :1-4, the Dodier• Pill • kiplher a walk to Wea Parker, LOS ANGELEs (UPO - TCIIII' double to !ell eenter. Ill the see· alalleo .by .\ncb' Kosco, Tom ond, when ~ &VI ito ltaUor 111!'1 BID !lldaldo and a Cloninger leadl the Clnclnnlll third and final run, Darrel pair ol : ClaelnnaU erroro to Reila oplnot Cl- Ooteen and do1m the·· Reds. Doll !llttoo, the Loa Allgeleo Jloclgers to. i!lJIIle t1ed the game, nlllhl, hCIPlnl be will rare betout nine batters in ter thin· teammate GarY NoiBD. ~, 0.2 this season. wail wlmlna hlo first pme or the tapped to start the second of a year. two-same series with LOa An· Jets, beaded by Pldl lleUo, seles after tbe Dodgers have not set a priee on their smashed the Reds 6--3 Wednes.Joe Namath~ed prope!V, but ' da;y night. eatlmate• run as high and Nolan had a 3.0 lead going higher thin f20 mlWon. The Into the foorth lnnlng. Then he l'tllladelpltla Easies eommand· walked ieadoll man Weo Parked over $16 million in their er and gave up successive singlea to Andy Kosco Tom Haller rectlnt foreed sale. The Garden, Which owns the and Blll &J.dakls m' between ertiona haVe been in progreaa with Knickerbockers and the Ran- rora by rightfielder Bob Tolan the m_...t of tbe &!per cera io basketball and hockey, and eateher Johnny Bench. Bowl champions, but that tbe would havQ to reach a Righthander Don ~ who talk1 "'ue still lndeflnite and eompUcated agreement to pin won hla first game of the year, rather nebuloua. If It could be eontrol of the Ameriean F~ singled to center driving 1n Halworked out on a eorporati.e ball League franchise, since _pro ler with the Uelng run. Bench Oon't forget gradubasta, I think it woold be fine." football by-laws preclude owner· bobbled the throw from centeratlon lt not fvr The present ownerslllp of tbe ship of a team by a corporation. fie-lder Pete Rose and &adalda away. scored the Dodgers' fourth run. Saturn and Silhouette The Reds got all of their runs By Samsonite off in the nrst two In· nlngs. Mton, who had two Soli Side by Seward as part of • trade with the Boa- beautitU.l" and everyone chart- loases on his record, struck out too Red Sox. He was periRiaded ed "We love the Hawk!" He nine Reds. Why not buy all your graduIn the first inning, Rose and Tuesday Wring a meeting with JmUed and put up two fingers ation gifts at the store wlto Alex Johnson singled and oeored Baseball Conunloaloner Bowie in the "V" tor victllry sign. has YOU in mind. There was a buzz of admir- when Tony Perez cracked a Kuhn and Indians President ation In the crowd when HarGabe Paul. The grllj' rain faDed to dim relaon put aside his trench coat E'ii'OSlfO NAMED Be sure and attend the Annual Miss SGuthern ST. LOUTS (UP!}- Pbil Espo· his welcome at the airport and revealed the nsset-ehecked sito, who set n &curing record Ohio Pageant, Saturday Night April 26. Wednesday. About 400 celebriQ" Edwardian suit beneath. His with 126 points as a centerman outfit waa completed by a white watchers, youth cultists and diehard baseball fans braved turtleneck with a muJtl.ooJored for the Boston Bruins, was the ctUlly downpour to see their silk scarf and white oowboy named the National Hockey League's Player oC the Year by boots. new hero. Indians catcher Duke Sima fi- The Sporilllg News. The crowd swarmed around POMEROY, OHIO Brad Park, New York Ranger nal~)' rescued Harrelson from Harrelson as he steA)ed from his JeUiner, He paused on the the crowd about 15 minutes aft- Clefenseman, was named Rookie ramp just long enough to klsa a er biJ plane touched dowo. Sims of the Year. LUGGAGE Report New York outinSO. By Samsonite & Seward Jets Are For Sale ' Now For Graduation ·: 'The Hawk' Arrives In Oeveland Point in Easy 9-1 Victory ·New York Clothing Hous • r-------------· l • j 20" ,L a_ . Spar.~ fRAO,RORIST t"'-'•• ~:~ctl;.".".~ ~ ·-~~ ·~ Oakland;::r~ G:~· SHWdllt...,....,,....,_rtr,<».ia. •-et- OH, MY STARS' R'S TOP VALUE STAMPS Building Approved l!anq~;Wt ' TIC:kltTS AVAILABLE AT· . · "WAH.I,Io\A- MASON BOWLING CENTER . MILLERS MKT., HEW HAVEN , PHA,R., HE·w HAVEN AND BAND ME!>IBERS Layout of GAUGE'> - Galllpolls, 12.0 and 21.8 ruMlng 25,27; Pomeroy • Mason, 22.77; Hinton, 2.52 falling; Kanawha FaUst 7.44 rlaini, ~harlest:On, 19.70 rising. LOildoo. nnming 3 feet of roll. era; Marmet, running 3.5 feet ot rollers; Wlnfleld, running" 5 feet. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS BOATS - John Ladd up U:25 p.m.; Solva.v down 12:M) a.m.; Explorer up 1:30 a.m.; Barbara Brent, Harvey MASON _ Mrs. Albw1ice (Roo Jordan OOWtl 3:30 a.m.; Edward bertal YOIIII8 . fEI)OI1eil on p1an1 S. Bosworth up &:40 a.m.; ste- for the mother allf daughter tJ6n.. venson up 9:30a.m. quet when the Mason Homemak-KANAWHA RIVER- Marmet, ers met at the hom8 of Mn. MaJemy A. Green up 8:05 p.m.; tilda Noble, Mason, 011 Tuesday. W. H. Shaver, Jr. up 12:00 a.m.; She reported that the affair will Fort Dearborn up 3:10 a.m.; be held atOscar'slnGalli~iaon Ouachita up 3:10 a.m.; Dmcan May 9th, at 6 p. m:. Others on the Bruce up 5:40 a.m.; Winfield, committee are Mrs. E\'elynStewJelleriiOII down 5:05 p.m.; Gl01>- art and Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright. dora up 7:SO p.m.; H. E, Bowles The president Mro Ray F down 9:15 p.m.; Buek Freeman · appolnteil Mro.' O.:.,thy up 2:40 a.m.; Mt. state up 5:30 wright, Mrs. Evelyn McDanlelt a.m.; Semet up 6:05 a.m.; D~ Mrs. Laurene Lewisand Mrs. EY. . gercUff up 6:55a.m. elyn Stewart to be lnclllrge of'the OHIO RIVER - Lock 12, Mark table and stage decorations lor Eastin 00Wt1 6:10a.m.; Lock 14, Mason Ccluncy !(>ring Luncheon Cypress up 5:15 p.m.; !bel Ran- which will be hold 011 Thursday -.er up 8:55 p.m.; Loek 15, Paul May 22, at llle f..H camp at~ D. up 6 a.m.; Look 17, NatiOnal side. Mrs. J: MarahaU reported up 11:35 p.m.; Alton Zaphyrdmm brielly on the propoJeil plana lor 4:45 a'.m.; OVEC down 5:45a.m.; a style show ol ht~neDMide aarBellevUle l.o<ka, Mloo LockY up ments and a melodi..,, mllllnery 12:15 a.m.; A, V. Crill dmm show, Hats are to be deolgnod to 6:35 a.m.; Lock 22, Pbplar up represent a song. Awards will be 7:10 a.m.; Racine Locka, Beck- preseDted in each or several eatjord dmm 5:55 p.m.; Greeroli> egwleo. Enlrles lor tile oQ-le Locks, Andrew P. Calmun up ahow should be ll!lde by 6:05 p.m.; Franklin B. up 10:~5 lng Mrs. Sheridan McLerran, p.m.; Rober! R. Tlbol! down 12:· Salll HW Rd. PL Plea1ant W 10 a.m.; Foremost dorm 1:30 Va. ' ' • a.m.; JoJeph E. Walkerdolm5:40 Mrs. Alburtiee YOIIII8 a.m.; L. W, SWeet up 6:10 Lm.; sented thedevolional1o Mr~ I.e Meldahl Locks, Aahland. down renee Roush ga~ the aeeffJtary'; 7:15 p.m.; Bryan B. up 8:05 I ~ AT 25~:30 LRIVER NEWS J p.m.; Phllljl Etna·Lou!IVIlle clowDctowD t:IS9 p.m.; Lm.;. Wallar William.., down 5:05 s. m.; Steel Expre11 up 5:25 Lin.; J, S. Lewll dmm 6:05 LilLI Clyde 811<ber up 6:40 a.m. WRESTLING -WRESTliNG FRIDAY, APRIL Tile - I am 18 years old and this married woman is 23.. We worked together last summer. 9te for. told me she was going to get a I blame my parents becaJ!.&e divorce. I saw her a lot after they started me oft' this way. hours, and then she lett me to Monday throogh Friday I go to take up witll a good-tor~othing. school, do bomework, household Now I am a good friend ol chores, and on Saturdays I help her husband's, and have found my father and sister with boose- out he isn't what she said. I work while my mother goes shop- feel gulUy aboot that affair, but ping and gets her hair done! I don't really want to cause her M.v parents, both teachers, are trouble. /fie wrote and said she kind of "dead" anyway. They was sorry for dumping me, OOt never play tennis or goJf or ski I think Jt was because she didn't with the family, and they have want me In court tor the divorce. !let my Ilfe in an awful rut. If I tell about us, she will probThe real problem is that since ably lose her three children as I have nothing to look forward her husband wants to prove her to, I procrastinate &rid daydream, an unfit mother. II I don't tell, so I don't finish my school work, be will hate me, and if I do, and its wrecking my grades. rm SHE will. I guess you can't make up my smart and am told I have h i g h potential, but I don't know wheth- mind tor me, but if you print er J can't study because rm this letter it may be a warndepressed, or depressedbecause ing to guys that they should stay away from ma-rried (but wm. I don't srud,y. I know what you're going to say: ing) women!- JERRY, Take up a sport. But how? rm Dear Jerry: so terrible at sports that nobody No, I can't make up your mind, wJIJ practice with me. I never but YOU mi.gtlt find it easier If really learned an.v games as rm you answer one question honnot actuallj' interested in them, t~stly: Which parent will do best but now I realize sports and rec. Cor the kids?"- H. reation are mandatory for men. tal and physical health. Please give me some sugges. tions on how I can get myself back into the swing of things, - WAirriNG AWAY \ •¥W•.•···· ' eJIO!IIh ,apln to Pl<k 1Q"le Old&len will '- Hl>d m1 up that !resll vawlevllle wao a ldckiy •• wall as 'cold· >"Dick and Edith handod diCtator aJid, hii'U plllj' whlcb Dick; unu'"al a man, him that !rigile '111"1 , , 1\JI(e to&-<Janceil en pointe, which mt •· Fielda, •• vulgar a cafe act •• even Nure,yev does. we'Ve ever en<01111tared, getaber Wide • OJ>O!I g&mbling in .the own l)llwork TV balf-boUr;l'!keol prment centre is me ror a nolo· ... Meredith Maellae (GordqO'o Uy headlined crackdoWIIln thi~ .. ;~ apr!K) peels ·OOWn ·to the bull In year of Lindsay's roel~ction qam· ., ., BdW7.'I'''Hair' 1 and now h~tll .. paten .... The bOys weren't ~ucb _,~. laJo Heather !P)eothe nude ruuta bothereil for three,· yelors . .... ,., · ID hel- debut rum •'lleCesi" .••• Churches In Greenwicb VinagO :f' Aloe Wlneso' ,Pat! M!IJ I tie have had to install plastic flow· '" "Cromweil" tnm st.lpulateJ no era screwed doWn tightly- hlp- .1;,.., mid!.!r nor borseback riding .... pies otole tbe real ones .... The Franllly lhey.Ye never been whY authentic speakeasy atmosphere • ·' WO\feldmlred Sir Aloe. of Frankie & JohMle'l•teakeey :•. Nevill Cothlll; the Celt who (it'• beeo oo w. 4Sth st. since!%wrote the book i.nd lyrlea for the zte and Moe were the legendary bawdy ••ca.ntert:iiryTalestt musi- Prohibition Era booze.fig21tera) cal oo BdWy. advises ua he•s took on itl old fiavor the other •hocked at· our civil aervantl dinnertime: George Raft and (Conareoo, etc.) ..tingthem8elv- Peter Falk were at separal<! taeJblg.pqrataes •••• Theaprigbt- blea. ·1 • ly Nerill NY• &0¥'1 olllelalo In Raft has been an experi judge hlo . native land voted them""!'· of )!lrl.fiesh tor so yearo and es a 15 Jill' cept cut "To under- we aaked Georse whieh beautY, ., ···· line the sez:touane•• ol. aur pres- stage or screen, whether he'kneW ~ .. mt ecGDDml~~cultles,'•m~ them at a distance or dated them, ~~ lq no Erin Go - e . W.s the loveliest of them all .... '" Cinderella tale ln BdwJ' !~ George dlmt't hesitate: "No coalleeper~ u1778:" a lrellh ~ test - Irene Dume," he said, !aeod lua from Teu1 • .....,..,. dreamUy. •' b", Went to pfoducer Sluart O•· "" troW'a clllleo aJI!l immediately Wll dlspotched to the auditions, per!ormeil to the del18bt or ell and wao hired toplllfMrl. Thom· TOMGHT, APRIL 24 ., ao Jerteroon - the lint show NOT OPEN she ever approached .... T h e Rlnslllll Broo. Clreuo Is a lrl· ., FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY ull\(l(l at Madloon Square Garden AprU 2~ - 29 ·~' .... It &elldo out """" for the CLARR GABLE in flrll time a total duplicate ol GONE WITH THE WIND thLI one, separate but equal (Technicolor) ••• tbrillo. Clark Gable - Vi vlen Leigh We've been lahallng the mldD[ght a1r 1n ''21" lately h COLORCARTOON: John Rl111llng North, sold Pleasant Memories th• IIlli . Top lor miiiQ' mlltlono Admisalon: $1.00 Children SOc .... We-reciUthenew.,.... l_tum'lng time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. era were catehlq mto the trlek;y SHOW in'ARTS r,1. efl!eleneles lllat made John and hlo brother Hent)'oorid•orllllll'• be the,y were havlqftrot • ..-oon MA SO N travail? ., •• John llllllheil: "In . one year tbeJ have taken lD aJ.. moot $2,000,000 more lhaa we Fri., Sit. & Sun., did our laot year," Fllmdom'l Katbeyn Grllj'IIOII Aprll25·26·21 loot her dad •••• l)lek Barolow DGMU)IA1UII who directs the whole elreuo, eleJI(lants and all, these laot 21 year1 never even had aeen a circus When handed the chore of olqlag this moot complex of all eotertalmnent rormo ... " . . ·~~ ' , , .. .:'j. rs Win, West I At ·~~:"'':~ I ts 5.3 I T' 'I as Ires·: ! LARRY'S ~ NO MONEY DOWN •r-1111 3Jk.H.P. Bri1p 1c Stnllon ~~m1bie •Ell<:h•lw 111tomotic: cttoke ar.d vertical· pull ilw11at .wt,t •Bi1. euy-rollin1 8-inr:h wlwel• with Fl.--lim~ •Bxtn detp, l'tinfotud &t<'tl dt""~ •Ci!lllllDml tor-n llniah with t11bul.&r 1teel, ~pl.led hlndko •FinttrtiP twqht 8d;tutl"llt'nl from. I to3 11llndll'l •Canv..niPnt ~i-1 uilplllf! •CwlpleW under·dt'dl bai!INO I I o. I 'Coffaro · ••• ii • . J .• •S.ILP, 1.1--·~ enPne ·~moil•Luter • •Cutti"nt bf,ltlthdi~ • - 8.%"" . •Chnllw--pilild twbular MIIIMclll ......... ~ •:I·H.P., 4· t.Y1:leta~tlle •Surr.ftllrt cn1fne ptit'nr'f •&-•l ~I liP htlthl adjUAt!Nat •"Bidf..wlndct~ \"trtiall ~\ •T·indllllecl wbeclt •C-l i.P. BrlcP' Stntton ftll'•llclt. llrkterl llil4t<~ni'&IM~a .-lblo~ft ........ •lWvy.cb.ltJ lonN..&, _...., ~ lnrlmmllolbt. • rv.Jtive c:h&ln drlw �... -.. .,. .. ·~. ' \ '"<"· . 't. - n.il'ioliiWtiooi,P~:~tt.'IIWidoJ,' ~ . • ' . WASIIINGTON - 11IE NixON ADIIJNISTIIA'I'ION II ...,.tdo.IIW UkiiW C<lqp'on tor a lorln ol ~atlcnl aalel tax as a N>alitUte tor JIOl'l o1 tilt _ . t o lnccone tax. The proposal would be a rfldl. cal cllp&rture from the comOIItlcnl lnccone tax. It would be tlmUar 10 E,.._n taxes 011 p - u tllo1 ao ~ tilt Jllllllfaclla'lna , potsible recommendation to Corwnas as Pre11dent Ntxm•a aec> Sirhan Sirhan's chamber date far off a and Ill&)' spare Sirhan lldellnltely. Chief Justice WlUTen IOalted warmly i=lu.ED HERE I At-- Local Bowling Pageant Named George Carson Bringlhose welfare preSc:rlllflons ~ere for -p'ompt, efficient service. Yoy'll find-olso stock.overy· ·thing in the """Y tif hoallh products, from ~by Oillo 'geriatriC vftamins. Come . in and aet !lcquaint.,:!. ear.... OHIO VALLEY I,IVESI'OCK CO. SALES REPOiiT GalllpoUa, Ohio Saturd&J, April 19, 1969 HOGS - 17S to 220 lba. 20 10 2o.25, 220 to 250 lba. 20 to 20.25, Light 18 lo 20.50, Fal SOWI If to 18, Stall 12 to 18, Boarl 10 to 15, 1!0118 & Pip 85 10 100, !I!Oata 10 to 18. CATTLE- - · 28to35.50, Heller• 25 to 20, BlbJ Beel 25 to 32, Fat COWs 18 to 21, Canneri 16 to 18, Bulla 18 to Z4, Mllk COWl 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES- Top128.10, Seeonda 30 to 36, Modlum 28 to Cern. & Hv~. 25 to 28, CUlls Now Open For Business! You're Invited ·To VIsit Our New Plant Food .Ope_ratlon Featuring Agrico Plant fot~~ ,. Walter Preston ' ' "lira. -Allllerltlll,llrL Jomea * ~· • • ................ ,............ ....... ..,.., ollol ~ lOIII --- ........... ..... .. IJSI.IS ' 00 ,.., ieemid to them bt Uweareao- Dof A Will Attend Rally .· ~'tn:'-~.:"~::": :: u- -unc Latin Week is Being Observed The project olrtiMdellq tile ~ 7:1o at the Jla. been completed. · L, R, Wllel r_.ted 011 lha s'I'Amzi' 1PARTY · ~ proJoct - . . . ..,q allltle over. ,bJ !lie 1,141Aa "'IIII...,. oltllo a IIUIIilb qo at a maet1na ollhe . :Bafban · Fin• 7:30 Bonl!n• Tuelllll' ·'lllbl at lha 'l'llorllclaJ·,Iillbl at tho llrebouoe. cburciL PoneliiiJ hal been lilt 011 .. Milo lavltad. the walli, the room baa a now ·' . RocK SPRIN!l5 Gnnp, 8 p. ce!llna. and lha Cllurcb board . · m. ThilrlllaJ llljlll at tilt bell • . )lrOrldedaiiiWrualorthelleor. .. · , PAS!' OFFICERS Cl... o! IJa.. Total Qi,y!er, v.r-. -e ' ·~ ' ., Mission Society Installation. is Corid~cttfcl · ~den 1110 . - I ol..,; .oillcero hlahlllhled the Woman'• s.p&ial 111111011 SociOb' o1 t b e ~ ,Grande llllllot Aaooelallm me~ held TueiMiaJ rdgltt atlhe Flrot llllll•t Church, Racine. lnltalled were lire. Genld R. Brown ol Oak Hill, president; lin. OWo Blacldlurn ol VInton, aecr_...,. lira. Joseph COOk. PamtrO¥, tr•IUI'er; M r 1. Brlal Kirby;, Cheahlre, vi c e pr<ildellt &lid p......,. chairman ot the Dlvlalon ollntel1>rata~, aed Mr1. S. E. Janldn.l, R I o qr-, .....,...U<IIIonll ~r- c~ t~•:, ,;._~'~· illl.;,;ed~oo!~"""_...fto ,... o1 tl)t division. SllnP llaolnO, 1ov8 ·A · In tilt Dlvlalon ol M111l0111 ~ Dlofat.oi o1 JMMrlllll&> !Jo1ol1talled ~ Mr1, Will~ E. -nt(btllcera Jllltalled WO:'t llcCo.r ol Rio Granda, vice jlreo- lire. ~ Traey, BID Grande, ldol1li lin. Dcnld Hall, w,u.. vice~ Mrt. Goorp 5ldn ton, ~ 1-.at mt1iiOJ>. ~r, PliDerOJ, .,trlbillpwlh, orl01, &lid llro. Ill!ton Hood, 1ed llro, Jlui.Y Contar WeVaton, Mlddl_.t, wlllte croaa. · ,lte1'111ure. llrL Flora'~.cq,p,.... -.... ll'am chairman, had ehl,rp ollhe lnltalled a1 OCDc~l in th~ lnat'alladon C8J'*:DODJ. Dlvloloo ot Chrlotlan Service The meeting opened wllh devowere lira. laabolle Wlnebre!I!Ofo !lOIII bJ Mro. Vera Beegle olRa· Middleport. vice praaldent; Mrs, dne aed IIIOlo.bJ Dottle WllcoxHaiii.Yerlo Ceolton. Christian BO- en. lira. Gerald 11. Broim pre- SerieS Speaker ' !>onodlctloa wu bJ t11a ""''.a. aid 11. Brown o1 tile _ . . , . 1111 Clllrch. , From a tallle ·.~ • apriiW llowen, .JIIIcl!,•- . l'ancy aanllwlchel'• lllid ootrM were aerYOd. · · Riffles Announcing "' ..... • ' ' ' --...,..- .~ · LOOK YOUR IN FRESH ~.... ---· LAUNDERED · CLOTHES . HOME LAONDRY aided at lhe builneaa meet1lw. There was apectal music by lhe B~rt !Ia•. Dovld Sectzibl ollhe Che. Mr. and lira. Charles P, rut- ohlre Boptfat Chur~h. CALL 992-2057 lie, lllddleport, are IIIIIIIUIICIJw lira. 1bcimas G~ ot J•ekElder JGiul a Hedal, Cblll~ lhe birth o1 their aeeond child, oon Boptlst Church waalhe-'<Cotbe, wW be aueet epeaker at a an eight poued a ounee dallllh- er. She talked on worklnglnpriJM~ 21141 MhWioport serita ~ aenicee to be held at tor, CJnthla ~. on APrll 13 at ono with Bible stud¥ lfOUPS &lid The ReclrJIUIIHd Church o1 Jeoua Christ ot Latter !loy Salnto Holzer Medi..J center. G~ltoareMr.andllrs. · ; . - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - -. . SUndaJ ibr<Juab Mal 2 beglnnlnaat Cllrltl RlfOe, Ea1t Main st., 7:30 aach eVOD!naPomeroy, and Jlr. ud Mra. une Church of Jtllll a.rtstn GIOI'p Brotlltra, Pomeroy, will be the theJDO ollhe aervlces with topics each evenlna belll!l llr. and Mra. Riffle have anUThe Body·ot Christ." AprU 27; olhar dauRhtar, CherJI Am, two .. Reaton.don, Evtdeooe of God 11 aed a haiL Concern.•• .AprU %8; fiA Contln-uil!l Revelatl.onofGocl," A,r1129; .. Am I Saved?"I APril 20; .. An FOOTE SALES ARE UP Unders~ of Eternal Ltfe," EXTON, P A. - F - Mineral uat111 eltdes. May 1; ''1'tle Ha... COII1PeiQ' aalea for the nrst quartentng 'nine," MQ 21 ualrw: ter rJ. 1969 were $22,751.097, slide a.. to coavared with $21,957,934 for The church Is located on the the Dr1t quartor ol 1966. Net Racine-Portland Road, lourmlles earnlna• IUIIOIIlled to $637,537 and Girls east ol Roclne. The public Ia lr> compared with ..m!Dga ol $1,· 1/lteot. & Match 043,210 lor lhe ftrst quarter ot . 1966. Shorts & Shirts ATIEND FUNERAL By Carter & M.ASON- Mr.&lldllro.Jamea Hoollh·T•• · W,. Noble ot Netr Orleana1 La., ware here to oltend lhe 6meral of Mra. Noble's sister,.. ¥ r s. Charllttu Redmoncl Bennett, and FOR THE ENTIRE to riait with Mr. Noble'1mother, FAMILY Mr1. Malllcla Nollie, Mason. Also .h f o Daughter Is Announced ~<n· ~ -a. QO ,a...• • JEANIE PANT DRESSES 3 14 lien to attend the flllenl were Mra.' Nable•a brother a, Jack Red- monel olllouston, Te>aa,andJ. a Redmond ot Beaumont. Texas, who alao visited their slater. Mra. Betty Guirther, in Mlddlta' port. · KIDDIE SHOPPE CoME TO The Sh11 Ia Wher• Sho.s Ar• So~aibly Prlcod MIDDLEPORT NAME OF THE GAME IS FllflAY , ' ' WILLING WoUns olfer- z:, · AGRICO OFFERS BULk & BAG FERTiliZER BULK HERBICIDES FORK LIFT'LOADI_NG w-.. OP~RATEO ., BY: :D -~ . hirt No·lron Claa1, ·United lloiMtll• Duriooa lhe .,...... concklctad · ~ FrldaJ Dilld illhehome b.\' llirYII! Jl!oUI', f(,n WIIIUJ'II.. r/lllte. F......l CarJ-. eel lalotho liodldboa~by llrL · SERVICES, Ill. V... Peorl llunco II'Gm bol}le cap,.. ~.b; 'lifO' mile ~ · The.......,. April otructad _ID write .a. o1 , lhenb to l!lo, cburoh board for tile .,._ A YOIII ol thanka Wll OX• ofarl· ienclad to GIO.go·llelnhart &lid Rd!ert l(cnMII!l' lor !lllat1nl ~- hai,I colliDr 'at the church. AjlpGintld ID _ . _...._ WC')'U, T:30 lao lor IIIJ·,_ !Ira. Giorp . ""ilo~ r. u .• -~"~ · II..O....IIId llra..Cathel'lneEr. irln. Named ID the . . . _ . , ' ' J!i,toorlaa 1 ; 1- ....... Rer. 1.29 GREEN- PINK YELLDI '- BLUE 39~ SIZES . ' 10 llllil18 Reg. 87c PAZO OINTMENT 86~ om TE£TH IRIUSimllY i4" IIIIi ~4" WHITE LOCAL TEMPS , . temperatlln Ill~· doWntown bualnooa diJtricl at 1145 ...0. todQ' wa1 M dllreOi UJMior porilf overcallllideL 58C l{il,1.40 .MASSENGILL . ,, '.. '• Wbltewlill or :' -1,. to uoelhe lavltatlon, we owe our poop~Iea to roiiPOnd to tilt PortlclpiUon Ill lha. 'DIItrlct IDvltatloo their own W&J• 13 nJzy ... ,pllllled wh• 'Jbe.. The · crtdqlsm waa oltlle odornl c-dl 17, Doualrter• ol tndl benodicllon. , '1'111 )'OUth IUIIOited lhat,111011 America, met llond&J DIP\.11 tha IOOF bell. . The council made a COIIIiillotllon .to tile home &lid orpbw ~ !ell thetlhe·benedlctloa ahOuld be suchaatouaher lund, I,WIIIIDtiod 14rl. Hoary Iltlthem out tnte tilt world aerv1na hel to purchase 1 'IIi! tor tile aed loving God lhroug!tout t h e home and ..,...,, tlble at tile reiiJ, and ukedlor coot:rlbulloiUI weel<. , To quote I YWIIC lady from the to tbe "-'•u 'lflllt" tlble. Iltaervotlona lor the dlooner ot Racine Melhedlal Church, "The benedietion muJt mt bethe lhe ralb' which wtll be bald m fl.-1 point or the servlc:e, but a M&J 8 lu Marietta ... to be made ~ o!aolnaout, meetinl eveey with lira. Marprel SOl-• persOn &s our ~. noae Infer• by MaJ 2. Apraetlce for . . -•• lag the Illite and naUOIIal 'IIIII. ." I or. cera was11eld followlnathemeetPledee1. were made and declllq with members ol the l)ddlq cated by die yoolh for mission Star CouncU or ~cuse. work ot home and abroad. Dlalrlbuted atthem.tlnlwera cards to be aent to Walhlnaton, D.c. 111 """""" o1 Senator Dirk...,.. amendment to lhe Conlll· 2 and 3 In the Fey bulldlq and tutlm wblch w«<ld permit voJan. lor !he monthly periJ at the Soutb- taey parllclpallm In pr&Jer Ill 101111'1\ Odo)leDtal Health Cen- tilt public lchool qatom. ter In Athena ... Ml!.l' 13. Della Salol presided at lhe Allltal wiener rooot waa ar> maetlns. Mrs. Zana Withrow Ia 11111111c:ed lor Mal 20 at the IIJpr a patient II Holzer Hospital and ReereatiQD gr<llllldo. Repnrtecl m Mrs. 4'dla Stewarl and Mrl. were Mrs. Philip BallO¥,~ the Kate arebothhomelram mother olllra. Herman Klncald. the hospital, II was reperted. I Mrl, Grueaer ~\lied tile waa &lao reported lhat Harold Blhle llucb'. AI the progre11lve William Lemley InJured hlmllll dlaoer bealdel the hollll In a lell ot lhe ChllUcolha Vetfor the qriou1 courae1 · were eran& Hospital recently. Mra. Yea.-r, the Bev. andMrs. Ron Moyer and daulhtar, Iiarble. Mr. and llrl. Max Stewart, Mr. and lira. llllton Hoodashel~ Mr. and lira. Cheater Erwin, lira, Konnolh II<Elblm7, llrl. C&rl Roach, Mlos 'l!lalma Boyer, Mrs. Ohio Latin ' Week Ia being ohFrank Wll11011, Harman Kincaid, servect tldl week at the Kyger and Mr. &lid Mrs. WeDdell Ger. Creek llllb School. lach. Proj- prepered bJ lha 11111are on diiiPI>¥ln the clasarooma. Tbete Include IDOIIie1, models ol batda aqu1pment, Roeommtttee lor tile biOlith man house plana, saerlllclalpos.. Mr. and ¥r•. \lelnhart, M&J 4; se•atona, a model o1 a Roman 14ra. Ciycla Allennorthandl!ra. road, and various mapa and polMartha Chllcls, MaJ 11; Mr. &lid tara. llrl. llcFJhlmy, M&J 18; llr. 'lbe hllhUght Of tbe Week's IC· and Mrs, Welter Bmce, MaJ 25. ttvltlea waa the Roman banquel .Tentative pllna were made lor held last rdglttllltlle hllh lchool a IOUil tole and a vi~ prr> elteter:la. Patrons of tile acbool ,...., was dlocasled. MrL L. E. ere Invited 10 mw lhe Oxblbllo Triplett, llr1. L. R. WBO¥, and this week. '!be LaUn 2 lludenta llrL Homer Rice served o des- have bed chirp o1 the dlapi&Js aert COUl"ll clurlna 1 CCDC!udlog 011 tile bulletin boarde for tha aoctalhollr • main corridor ol lhe school. is Remodeled ale ,..,., ·.· ol lhe First Nallollll IIIII* In ctaelmatl. He Uaed ''lllltallmeol Lendltt&'' ••ldoiqllc. GOOD l Homebuilders Class Dines . 'a..buoan, llr'- 'carl Gumore, lluldal' school cla1ilroom o1 the ·' boatel&el. ' Lo1al Clu• at the MJd. PAS!' IIIATBO~ EYIIIIIu;. dla)jorl Cburell ol Christ has .•.. Attends llrosjlllll-~­ •~~~r•llllo . I • ' ···OJ!iilar,!~.&. !l'blr.... .. . .(, ~)iilit'jll.llf'iWt;'~ · .. . . .. -· · - • -unc Ia .T~~ ::;,~~Classroom .. , Metgs, waverly 5ets-..., ........ m· A ·-eoatvt dlaoer wa1 lea. toited lllhe Tueed&J nllhl inoetllli' ollha llomabulliler• CI&Jo ol tile Mlddl~ Church ol Chrlot. 'Iba 25 cla11 - · llrlt to lha """"' ol l!r. &lid l l r l . - PICken~ b tlltap. pet!.- ........ Max ~ had the-'"' pnJer lllldbieaalng ·~ lor 1111 dlooner. F..m - · tbtiY . . . All' .. . -ID lha WWiam ClrtiOierab IIYIIACUSE THIIIIl WEIINES- tbe Iliad courte, llld tram there J1AY "'""''""~era Club, """""" to llr. and llrl. CUll Blhra' . ""!all w8tlt.' wtll be held 'Ibars- bomO for the main ccMrH. Du·dli 'at :Ill a.m. at lhelr naWar aert ... ·...,eel at thO home ol meeiiDII plico, $ttit;y will be the Mr. and llrl. Denvar Rice lol~ IIIII llro, Howard Nolan lowlng lhe bualnell maetlnc'!Ill. be tllo iiiadar. There wtll be Durlng the ~ conckl<ted a po!lllek.luliclut.....; · bJ llrl. til>~ It Wll , WOllEN'S .l&'loclAT!ON. 7:voted to alva f$ to tile cancer 30 P.m. 'l'1llreda,y nllhl at the oocleiJ. Plana were made lor a ·IIIMJoport Flrot Vnltad Pros- ruiDIIlop aalo to be held 011 ~ ~ Clnlrcb. ' Mr1. Wllltam ·~·· ·JII'OII'IItll; lira. T om WITH DAN MEADOWS . JUST 30 MINUTES TO DO IT ALL IN THE NEW HOOVER SPIN-DRYING WASHER wer, I ¥""-. Dies Wednesday I . . 'f9111Y'a • Dies Thursday .I - i. ' THIS WAS 11IE SCENE at lhe Molp Jlllb School earetetlaln - - ' Wiobodll' wllen blda were ODened on "loose equlpmeDt" lor the new Meils lUgb ScboOl DOW i.mder cOn.ttuct,ton. School administrators, board ol education meinbers and ~n werw oo hand with WWtam lloon, head o1 lhO buildiov section o1 lhe Ohio Doportm_ant ol Ecmcatlon, who ~t>~nod lha blds on the 111>proxlmato $150,000 worth ol equtpmenL The bids wtll be reviewed bJ lhe arehltectaral llrm ol Iaaacs, Sullhan and IsaacS and by the State Dqm1ment of Edation betcn loeal 1cUon 11 taken. WASHINGTON- CHIEF JUSTICE EARLWARRENtoastedPrealdent Nboo Wednesday rdgltt and told him hela l..vlna lhe SUPreme Court ''Witll malice in my heart toward m one." Nixon, In turn, nlsed hla glaBB ol chan1JOgne and &&luted Warren "u a friend of justice and 1 trlencl of man.., The exdla~e of toaltl betwee11 the one-time political enemiea came at a glltterirc White House black tie dinner in honor of the chief justice ard bls retuled to lower Dlcker1011'1 PIULADELPHIA (UP() - 'lbo- quoted him .. &&Jinl· wife. The toasta were labeled "oft the record." but guests talked The croWd cheered aa the ball below •1,000 m 1arceoJ and maa DickerSCI'l, 19 and booked openly and erttlllllaatlcalzy about them altorward. on drug's for two years, dived I i r e m e n brollllht Dlekeram Drearma cbarPI, l'1llhod ID a out a sixth floor courtroom doWn the ladder. D.lt ·some &lid talked to tile ywblle he wao 011 tilt ledge, booed. "He was really ahaken • window Wednead&J and lwnd , . on lhe verp ol oollapae. 'IJie waa cf')'iog IDil said he God on an elgi>Wnch-wlde POMEROY LANES wanted to be helped. I aa1c1 ·I 1bat was our problem •• : lhat window ledge. TUESDAY MORNINGGWRIES ... !mow there Is a God now, 11 he would pass out on us on tbe w«dd help him," canuao aalcL ,\jlrtl 15, 1969 "He aald ho wanted to"' home. Won Lost he said after a breathtaking ladder,t• Robinsm said. Nine J'Qmeroy and M141leport Judge VIto F. Caooso, who We printed up a atsn &e,)1ng I women will serve a11 hostesses Team No. 3 •. • ..•. 27 18 rescue by firemen more than 60 w«dd help him to "' home. lor the fifth annual M111s South- Gibb's Grocery •... 27 18 feet above the lllherlng lhou· 11 don't "fl wa111't a ease at wandDg sands outsl.de City Hall. • ern Ohio Pageant to be staged at Grueser Ins. • . , . 25 20 to die. He didn't a&J IIIYiblni 8:10 p.m. saturdaJ at lhe Meigs Shammy's •.•.••• 20 25 know myself why Pm still llke that," the )ldp aalcL Junior IIJij! School In R>meroy. WMP0 . . . . ; .... 20 25 here." U( th1nk wflat . upset him No ((le else could figure wh,y The crouP includes Mrll. Ber- Lou's Ashland ••••• 16 29 mainly, he Juot doean'l to nard Fult:l, Mrs. Richerd FeUHigh Team Game and Series- -or how. His dive carried b1m be Involved with drup. He aald rod. Mrs. Tom Crow, Jr.. Mrs. Team No. 3, 776 ancl 2147. High over a two-loot-wide ledge George .t... ~ariCIIl, 88, Rt. 1, he Just can't get IW&J from It," WUUam Grueaer, Mrs. Yvonne Ind. Series - Ellen Rought. 471 below the window. But he managed to land on the eight. Middleport, died this mornillg In lha Judge aalcL Scally, Mra. Ben Ewing, Mrs. ancl High Ind. Game - P088Y lnch~edge below that. He clung Veterans Memorial Hoapltal. Vlldd Gloedmer and Mra.lllrold King, 182. there acreamlng, hlsleet oo the Mr. was born Aug. 27, Brown. narrow ledge, his hands presaed 1880, the .... ol the late wn. '!be 1t conteotanta In t h I s deeperaloly aplnll the wider Uam and Mar)' Canon. Ho waa yNr's paaunt Will rehearae Frlshelf overhead. also preceded 1o death by one daJ nllhl along with Big Bend "Dear God, don"t let me die. 11011, Clean and four brothers lllnltrel AaaodaUon members MONDAY MIX,ED LEAGUE dbn't let me die," the yw.th and two sisters. One oUhebrotbWalter Edward Preston, 66, .who wiU &lao provide anterta1J1. ,\jlrll 21, 1969 Points sobbed as firemen Robert ers was former CCQaty RepreRD, Rutland, waa found deed In mont lor lhe popant. '!be conRoblnaon and George McGarvO¥ aentatlve "Bob" Carson ol Lead· the yard acroas trtlb his bome teatonll wt11 be guoots In Ioeal No. 4. • • . • .•••••.•• 80 reached him from an aerial lng Creek Road. Wednesday afternoon. Daalh was homal ovemllllrt FrtdaJ. Hoateas No.6 ...•••...•.•• 75 ladder nearly a half hour later. Mr. Carson was 1 farmer all due lo 1........,. attack,aecordfor the judpa will be Mra. Paul No.1 ••.•••••.•••• 13 ~1 don't want to fall. Dear b1s We and a member of the IIW to br. ill¥ Pleltens, COU1\Ill No.2 ••••••• ••••• • 60 Chapmall, ~ st. God, I don't want to die; I dOll'! RuUand Methodlot Church. coroaer. No.5 ••••••••••••• 52 He is survlved b,y 111 1 wile, Mr. Preston waa a coal miner No.3 •••••••• • ••••• 44 want to dle, •• the firemen MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS High Team Series - No. 6, Garnett; lhree dauglltera, Mrs. all hla life In the Meigs area. Carl Robert Hill, 23, R~ t, 2012; Team Hlg!t Game - No. 4, • · . . Geraldll1e Rl!'d "!"' lira.£ · ·He waa -bonlln ,, ~· uneonployed, ~~~~~~~ 7,16. Hlgh'Ihol. Sertea'-!~~\ Ad¢D,i~De.afs. .,..,". aali':.O.~IDiatl.)nd Mrs, -~ 1903, lhe aon...ol"lli h JJDe Frlek, Rt. -3, Pomei"01, ·teJ. Boyles, 563 and P, Collins, 551. · nle Wolfo~ TebBi a 11011, and Charles PreJton. He wa1 aJ. ephone operator; Chester Mark Hll!h lncL Game- Charles Boylea • an, Rt ·1, MlddleaiOrt; lour srand· ao preceded In daalh bJ hit wife, Tlllllle11111, 18, Middleport, labor222 ard J. Boyles, 199. children, and live great ·l!l'and- Ida; I brother and I stator. He er, and Rebakah Paulette T&J· children. wa1 1 member ot the Mt. Zion lor, 17, Rt 1, Middleport, 11111· Funeret aervlcet will be held Baptist Church ol RuVancL , ATHENS- Alhens HighSchool dolt. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL llmdaJ at 2 p.m. lrom the Rut· He Is sunol¥011 bJ two clausflgol!ers deteated Waverly 6-3 alkl ADMITTED - None. Meigs ~h -2'h , wllh Meip taking land Melhodi.BI Church with the ters and ooe 11011, Mrs. ~ DISCHARGED - None. Waverly 7-2, all on the point Rev. Cheller Lemley and the Moe Morton, Pomeroy; Jane, at DffiVORCE GRANTED system. at the Athens Country Rev. Uoyd Grimm Otrl.datlng. home, and Junior Edward. at A divoree has been awarded Club course here Wednesday in Burial will be Ill Cheshire Com· home; one sister, Mrs. IIBBsle Sberon C, McCIIntoek lrom Joll! eteey. Friends may call at .the Jones, Rt. 1, Rutland, &lid two a downpour of rain. HELD BY SHERIFF McCUntoc:k on groundll of gro1111 Meigs Bob Priddy and Alhena' funeral home alter 7 p.m. Frl- ilrandchlldreno Morgan Henry, 44, Ports.. neglect ollklb' and extreme cruFuneral oervleea will be held Brian Reed tied for medsllst day UDtll one hoUr bolore aarmouth, was ai'rested Wednesday elb' In Meigs CounJy Cemmon vlc:es when tilt bodY will betaken Saturd&J at 2 p. m. 1t the Marhonors with 43s. Plaaa Ceurt. Mro. McClintock by Melp Couniy !l!erll! Rd!ert dn Funeral Halle In R!JII1nd. The Meil:s team scores, after Prid- to lhe church. wa1 gr&Dted custocly of a minor C. Hartenbaeb oo an order to dy's, were Pat O'Brien 48, Bill Rev. Amos Tl)ll• will omctate. hold by atate parole olllelals. cblld. Burtal wUI be In Milos cemeHerW.er 47, Randy Burt 46 and VETERANS MEioiORIAL teey, Friends JD&J call at lhe Depnio Hackett 55, HOSPri'AL Saturday Meigs hoots lhe South· ADMITI'ID - LIDda Grimm, luneral h'""" &nJtlme FrlclaJ, eaatorn Ohio High School tourna- Middleport; George Celinolb', fto. ment 011 the Pooaeroy course. cine; Margaret Ev'ana, Pomei'OJ': lmtitute Melia plac:ed last In a quad- Naomi Thomp11011, Rutland; Wllranplar 18 hole match pi&Jed ltam Sturgeon, Rmland; Jolon Mrs. Grillllb, culller Tuead&J allerooon at Marietta. 11<ean1, Jr., Mldclleport; Wllllam ot the !'llmetoy !Wiona1 Bonk, Parkersburl'a Big Blaeka won, Wyatt, Middleport. ollhe ~ Cbapter ollha llaDk Admlnlllrawllh Marlelta aecondandSiatoraDISCHARGED - ~Martin, llm lllsdlute held 1D Qolllj1ol.lo vWe third. Melp acorirw was Rita SalHr, Buter, Bert Priddy 91, O'Brien 91 1 Burt 91, PouaiO¥, Cora Hullxll, John lltlll'· at oacar'• Iltotaurllll d&l' nlpt. Hensler 85 and Rex Rouah 91 man. !lpeaker lor lhe llfalrwuTolll ,.........:.._ _ _ __ __ _ _;__ _ _ _ _......;_ llw1ar, aaal- vlei·PNIII4ent Hostesses for Aid for llle . , V.A. FOR PERSONS W.Va. Welfare ON WELFARE .Coq~e~~satlan God Found on Tiny Ledge l • J. . otllkllgO ~ lor overllaullna tilt !eden! Income !axeL LOS ANGELES - SIRHAN SIRHAN FACFS daalh lor the murder ot Robert F. Konnocb', bul there Ia alq rood lhaad botare hla exacutlon In tilt aPPle green 111 ehamber at san Queotln. That day quite poaalbl,y may never come. Slrhen, who killed lhe :fOUIW aeiBtor at lhe paak ot a drive lor the prealdenc:J, aald WectneedaJ alter a )II')' decreod tilt dead! per> alty "ewn Jeaua Cbrist.eould aot have saved me." What may save him Ia aentlmant apin~t "''Jital pomlohment plus legal appeals UP 10 the U. S. Surpeme COurt lhat are certain to take more lhan a Ja&r ... , . The tax, called a wluHdded tax, Ia under stud¥ by tilt Traa&lll'l' · for • : . " ,, ·o~a imu. pa.tof ol1M Pall).. church Jn evldenci. The 1 ' ·Ofl!Y ,UIIIted ~ 'aiareh, wt:1 lhe use o1 "hflli talk" .In ' ~ WldntiCial' or PriJerl, ihe lnvltadtlii to Chrli..• .,. S.or -Htch 70Wh ollhe • uU Dloolglelhlp, IIIII ~.. e~ DlllriC!UnltedMeth- 11m.. . j ·. illilof"a.lri!l Jed COUIIIel'!<• af,. 11le lltlt 'Crl)lclam no "hGIJ ; :; ~ a IP!'IIW .nliJ< ol Grace talk" Ill Pl'&l'trl, ·llat la,-the uie : · •Chllreh In <liiiiPGI!•BundaJr- Of ouch WU'dl u haareat, know· .a.)liillllad Cildcal review ollhe' oat, ballovoli, - · ~. etc., ~'; Pttir IIIII ~ Church. aa loin! the Kl1111iames ver; ·:·. '11!!-u..lli!OIYOIIIhe,_ ' alaoollll1,.Ubelll!loutoldate. i' ,;P'naoia .lnd)ioftiiW&III~ T!li ~PAlo aald, "Lol'l ~· .IJw.)lletr llllil .......r o1 worllilp. talk to GOd 1o our Janlaale." ·~ · lllcluded the tradl- ·I.• Crolo!lir'• lhaO!CIIIcll Jarlm ·~ eonreoll~~~~;a~~~tm- o~~lollle'l, thefa•ked. · .~ '!be aecCIIil crltlclom was the · ~ 1 ·, Uit off:ht,lndtatim to CJtrfltian Dlodplellh!jJ , _ In moat order 1 ol wcrohlp aervlees IGI!owlna:lhe ......... 11111 lnvltatlt!n II tor a ro~ l>J•the worahippen, but all ton ~ lhe iQ'DID Ia - · iDd lhe boned!• liOn I• glVIII,. ·• '• Ut1re ...-vice wu lowlna ·flO 0110 10 respond. It lntl'lldltiOml-&1- - . . . National ,jk, tiu proposed by COP proc:e•s. • ,rrorith' Cr~ticize ~lergy, Church (~!rmlhpll \' '· ' : . .: ,- ,_,.. n,pr ~!ltl, !!"""""'~ 0., ftalrodll', .APril U, IINJ8 ' ':!.' ., I . I{ ~'i'J' '·. Ne1»~.~.in ' Brie~· ' '.!~ .i. ' ·1· ·, . 1.00 .PO\YDER Reg.l.22 1 • '" ,. FAIIILYSIZE YO.S • SHAMpOO . ·' BRECK C,REAM RINSE · . #'. ' �,., f . ··---·~Ptom ' ' . ' Table Arrangements ~ ~j ' ' .J i ' • t • • " ,:.1 '• • •fl,. -~, ~· lOt ~ci cMirjnon, llkiJW lor dlotr~ ~ tree, ...I.Jo~, thelwd.,.....lilorfl'G'Il!pbe~ - · • "'""~the Voloi'IJIII aaDod ""!"·-"• ~ •.~n~bwu.. : ~ Di&11t ,at Eaotera Hilh School .will bi Jll'Orldod by I h o Gonloil Club; · Mrt. ctare~• "-<1111. Mft. J. s. DoYis,'Mra. lflroldlolallll<, Mrs. Fraak~ YO!unteeridto provlde the aiTinpmelia when lbo club mot at llfi - · or Mra. Charles Carr. Mr&. Goebel prealded otlbo meeting during which time a report was given on a recent meetIJW ol the proaldonlo ollhe Rl,.r. view, ()tester ancl Role Clubs. Deoorad..r lor the bacc:alsureate and grac~,.u.., at Eastern Higll' School alii also tbe eighth grade aradUiticll or tile three school• was d!acuaood. It was agreed thet one garden cl~ woulci be respon. slhlo lor tho decorating am thel Rose Garden Cl~ would do it lllis year. Mrs. Goebel appolded Mrs. Headley u chairman With Mr&. Davis, Mrs. Fre1l Goebel and Mrs. o, J. Ponnll!aton to make the plana for the deoontlona. · A conununlcadon w a s re6d trom Mrs. Mary Bentz, cotllltJ Ro•* Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Jr., an:! Mrs. Richard Vaughan of Middleport and Mrs. Eugene McKinney, Pomeroy, attended the amual sprlrw meeting and Leaders' recognition luncheon of the Four Rivers Girl Seoot Council. · The affair was held at Williamstown, W, VL, and tile recogni~ tion ceremony was conducted b)• Mr& Lucy MUiigan. 1he three local leaders represented the Big Bend Neighborhood. ~kers at the luncheon were Miss Ruth gwOenbarger of Q> lumbus who will direct established camp at SaD:Iy Bend near Eliza~ beth W Va. and Mrs Mary Bruch of Washington, D. C., Scout Direct~r for R~gion n. A.tte001ng the meeting ard luncheon were lUi scoot leaders from the area. SA!JSBURY CADETTES MEMBERS OF CADETTE TROOP 208 and the sixth grade girla in the Salisbury Junior Trcq:, 100 who will be Rying 1.(1 to 208 ne~ month are making plans to attend the cadette camporee at Salll;y Bend. The e\'ent is scheduled for May 16-18. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 A COURT OF AWARDS WAS HELD Monday night when Troq~ 39 met at the Scout House. Barbara Fultz, Cirri,y Hirwiy, Kathy Haley, Cindy Demoskey and Mary Boggs con:iucted the f I a g ceremony which preceded the presentatil?'l of awards by · Mr~. l R. Neal. Awards were given to the following scouts; Vickie Kelly, troq> dramatics, camper, writer, books, water fun, ard my home. ~rll Fraser, gypsy. Unda Gerard, troop camper. Judy Owen, collector, hOspitality, housekeeper, my homo, and sign of lhe star. Martha McNeal, cook, pen pal, personal health, troq~ camper, sign of the arrow and sign ol the star. Janet Lee Neal, health aide, drawing and painting, books, dabbler, ID:psy, my trefoil, observer, outdoor cook. pen pal, pets, troop camper and world games. . Cil'lly Manley, outdoor cook, camper, gypsy, my home and9811 MomQrial Ho~i!.ltal IIlii II wao dll\nll" Jfl)!mlied !hal ~­ "'""' b)oi!Mnneml>ere thet "''" a~ . •"!!ld 11>e dclpoqd trH woald 1>e broulhltoli1eMI.Ymeet- •""' larll OIIOIJIII to be uod u lrw. 1 1110 c.,... ' -""*" to poi-tlc)Jote Mr.. woop.erman o!.lbo. Ia lbo ineldy prden C<llllllll, tlolller,'- iaDd twloledbralld>uGreen ~~ Note~" of the ·es all1 af the blol&omt wldchare Doll)> SonllnoL '1'111 llrat ill tho !onn ora croll, two lq wW be prti)Ol'Od by Mrs. Con' !or alii I>Vo ohO!'I petaia, In the '""' club - publication Cll JWIO 23. Mra. Nor· man McCain, !ln. Glen S141Ut and Mrs. Carr were ap~ to 111e nomilat!JW comm!U.O and wtn report at the May meetlrw. Tho mooting openod with the Lord'• Prayer In un!oon. Roll can waa answered by nunl.naone or more t:rienda or foes of the pnlon IIlii the AjJrU Abnanac wu read by Mia. Howard ~Jd.. well. MrL R. V, Weatherman, proclla!rman, talked 011 the 14 Legenl of the Dogwood" alii grow!JW the lloworillg dogwood. According to tho ieselldo the <lorwood was the alzo ol dlO bak alii other forest trees prior to tbe time of the cruclflxion. To be used tor sucll a purpe greatl,y rrom Mrs. Golda- Mourning and ' JOF Class Plans May Rummage Sale p.,...., Poppy Day sAnnouneed Poppy Days will be observed in Mlddleoort on Ma> 23 and 24 by the Ladles Auxiliary o! Feeney - Bellnett Post 128, American Legion. Meeting Tuesday night at the ball, the auxlllary made plans tor the annual sale· of poppies made by disabled veterana. The,y wtU be a&!listed in the street aale by the junior members. Announced at the meeting wal!l the BllllUal Deparbnent convention to be held In Cleveland, July 1921. Delegates elected were Mrs. -__ :::.: ..... !6' 3 _ _ __ 011 ~M»:..;1...,;:.s;··~clu~b.;;;, al;.;W;;;• .... Dale Kemedy, M r 1!1. Albert Roush, and Mrs. Asel Searlel!l. Named al!l a1~~~ were Mrs. Charles Kessinger, Mn. Carl Searles, and Mrs. Llllian Reit- lidolli - term irboo lhollarrl~oPTA met rocelll1y it tlio ~ • .. Olhei'nOwGmOerlaomod .... Mrl, W, E. Celftllbell, vfce pr• lldoal; Mro. Robert Wolih; MC· rettry; and Mra. Doll COCterlll, •' ' -• ~- '\ . .. ' ' i( . t-' '1 yasian Problems ~iscussed With Auxiliary·.by Students ~-­ fill:Eb1la Ute .... )te,-70 ....... ' "11. ·:~:· Two. Oldo Unlveralty,1tudont1, '1:. Rahhnah Abdul Rahim BNJ Shake ··.\¥ ~U 01 Mala,yala,lll8cusaedec~ ·' o~c, *ial and educitlorw.l " FOR TttOSE SPEOAL HEALTH SERVKESI ·We ~orry 'O:Omplete supplies for ·:.isPoeia of Ute the)'e •lieri they -;·opoke TililiclaJ> lil&ht ot a meet- · IJW olthe' Wioo Auxlllaryorlfl., ~IM Pott 602, Amer!c:an Lea!on. l M.in~ro· or the Aw<Uiary ~ '; t»rew W~ter Pt>at 39, Amenp r. ;. ~.n LesiOn, ~ere guests at the . , muti'W ~l<qJ with Virli! Walker, . ~cll'lfl .~oat Ccmmknde.-, wn- t the dla~tic, the osthn\otic, and the d,rthrii!c, plus other special- . ized health Items. let us ser•e your needs. J PT. PLEASANT - The Rav, 7Ben L. Somerville, ·n, tonne~b' · jl1reoldont or Poill Pleaaant, alii prooenl!y vicar ol !,ro ~lscopal ;¢hui'5!Josln ~. wll!preach . - -It the Jl a.m. aervice ofmornlrw · jnyor Ia Cbrl1t EPiscopal 1, ;~reb here thlo Sunday, He will "iloo lddre11 tho' ">ring MoeUJW , ....fliho '~iocopal P.l\l'chwomenol , Chrilt Cllurc:h .., MondsJo"eve- .. , _,•fdnl: ' .:1• ' ' ' Sundar 10:30 AM to 12:30 Pll o•d 5:00 to 9:00 Pll .. SCimervl)!e'• . ~~·s on his el!perlence mbtls•·IOrillr to these I>Vo million con- 'Jrtlltiona, 'tbe prOgrain will in·,~.Clude a .brlet: preientatlon ot a .. ., prlc11 and p~ HrVIco ... dlocaunt clru1 JN.'I<~- · ..... dey's a wook. Lot us oorvo you for all ,.., ~ : ,_ pro&cdptlon •d drug ..... ,. . ' b . i :•' ··!p woroo Swish.,, Ha.,ld Lohoo o•d Kon•otf. llcCul· laugh aro pur &londlr pho•ocl•to at Swloh• ond,• I QSS r;·tves . rro!YI'atn ~ • I prooodptl~ a. · .~;j. . • , ' '" URU)r ) r . , FINISHING . ' ' AI the M\>ndal' oveningm!OIIJW ,, ,j;, oddltloo b> Mr. ., OPEN OAILY J:oO AM to 10:00 Pll Lohoo Ro111ll Drug&. Tlooy hni lo• liam Stewart or Atftens, and George Norris, Who was recently ~aiRed as Bo)' State, repteHntative from the flaciM Po1L ¥ra, 1\'Uiillll Sleql'), cies>irlmep( ,legillati~e 'chairman, 1,. lraluced 111e.-kora. Mf88 !Jo, him' P,o a IOosriPhlc:al oketcl. ol her homeland noting that It I• 150 square mne,a with ~nn, h~d .~rature most of the tlmo. She oa!d thet 70 per cent or the country hi lntoreatandthat ' timber ·and rubber' are·lhe mai_n .export p~ucta of ,the t:.OOitry. · She dlacualliid lhe'· racial tarrler1 ndthll ·ttaf.t there are 1n the 10 mUllon ~~onthr.O'ma,ior natl\lrall.lleo, the Chinese '\' h o work ·Dws\4' ·01\ Ianna ~slog tea al)d rico, the !ndlaba wJ!o oporate the rllbber ·pkmaUon•, and. tht! Mili.vatans who man the otiices Ind. industr.W plants. Mho Rahllll ol.the rel!gions O!· ~pe.pe,' or/theetfortl ""'*" 1~orgia - Vicar to Speak Sunday 8jlfl)dn& ollbellllllol~and bua!ne11 nioetlal o! lhoQdoVII· ley Cilaj!ter ol tho Amerlcotlll>llltute ol Bankltll to be hol4 to, IJW It was decided to meet at the Di&1ll ot 111o Elk'• Club In 1'lro hall at 2 p. m. oo May 4 to make kerobure. Mother's iliJ' gills and W'dt lor AlloiKIIq !rom 1be ~. 1110 gold alar mothers olthoJlOB~ "Nal!oaol Blllk will be !Ira. Lora the Charter members of the aux- Joaea, Mrl. Mulne Grlftltb. , illary, alii the mothers or the Mrl. Joanlfarr!ICII, Mrl. Marlmembers. lrD Wolle llld Rlc:hari POulin. Plans were alaomadetodecor· · ate a wi- In Middleport with OBSERVING 89THBIRTIIDAY poppies the week precedi~ the Mra. Jea~e Price wbo makel POA>Y sale, MI.Y 24 and 25. '1'111 her homo with a da•.pu.-, Mra. girls oiJO ogreed to uslsl wit~ c. W, Buck ol Rutland, II obtht annual dinner servec! to the oervltll her 89tt.blrtlldiJI lodaJ, men who partlc)Jote In Momorlal Day services. Mra. Kesiinger announced that prizes will be awarded at the May moet!JW to tioe w!IIIOI'I In the handbook coates~ Now oll!· cera will be elected at thatmeetSAME bAY !ng also. Tho juDiore ogreed to SERVICE assist the auxiliary wJth a rummage aale in May, and to set and ~ decorate the teblea lor the Middleport Business illl Proteas,t~ :::: 93' . .- 111o ·lli1Uy Seot!noi,.Pillioroy•Midcllll)ort, 0., Thur•y; AjJrU 24, 11169 Banking Institute Speaker Announced ... ... Officers .ro,ee Mr•• Hazel Morris. 1be auxiliary wtll ha..Ue expenses ot: the conterenee tor the young people. Mrs. KeosJnier and the girls will leave Mlddleportat8:15a. m. Sawrday since judg!JW ollhePY posters. tile costumes and the various items entered In thecategory tor project work is sched~L Barbara Fultz, camper, ltlJ' horne, gway, sewing and my treloU· uled to be heldprecedingthenoul registratl.oo ror the cont:erence. Cindy Dernoskey, collector, troqJ camper, gypsy, sign ot: the categories ~ere made during a During the Tuesday night meet· meetirw ot: the juniors The11day star, books and writer, Kath) Meadows, backyard flm, community saiety, cycHst, dal> night at the hall. Gohwtothecondler, drawing and paintillg, ropsy, hospitality, my home, songster, terence besides Miss Barnhart and Miss GOkey will be Jane Ann toy maker, troop camper, dramatics, water fun. GOkey whowlllpreseDttheAmerCirxly Hindy, gn~sy and troop camper. ic:anlsm report, Becky Roush who Kathy Haley, outdoor cook, toy maker, camper, gypsy. Plana ror a rummage sale to CiiVJy Triplett, housekeeper, water fun, songster and my horne. will lead In tho pledge or allegiMary Boggs, gypsy, drawing and painting, a~ camper; an:l ance to~enthe cont:erence; Anita be held In the cburcll parlor on Fultz who wWpreaentadramatic May 8 and 9 were made when the Vicky Newell, my home, sign ot: the arrow, and pets. A girl scout pin was also presented to VIcky Newell and plana reading, "I Am the · American JOF Cla11 o! the United Methowere madt~ tor a get-acqllllinted party next Monday nlght tor the Flag," and Debra McGutfln, who dist Cburcll, Pomerqy, met MllldiJI night at the church. Br01'1'niea who will dy~ into Troop 39, · · will gl ve the response. Mrs. Allen Elc:ldnger prestd-The girls wUI be acc0Q11)0nlod Cynthia White and Tammy Luster are new members oi the ed at tho meeting, llbe theMod al Women's Club troop arll will be invesred sometime in May. Earni~ badges but to Junction Clt;y by Mrs. Charles actlvities members tor theti donations and Ml,y 13. unable to attend the meeting MoD:Iay night was Julie Hamm, water Kessl~, junior run. my camera, housekeeper, my home, collector, cook, and troq~ chairman ·or the auxiliary, and asdltaace in servtngtwodlmers Mrs. Albert Roush, Mr" Dale recentl1. "Promise& or Spring'' camper. Guests at the court ot: awards were Ann fitch, Kathy Manle)', Kennedy, Mrs. Rosa Searles, wa• the program topie used by Mrs. Everett 'Thomas. Members Mrs, Robert Haley all.i daughter, Melinda Humphreys, Melanie DereiP*Iod to roll <all with--llol'-.llocky Fultz, Regina P<11tt 11111.~~\q,~h. . ·• ,, hold' ' tilnts. For c!evDUono, ·M.'i' ~· Reb-eshments were ser~ at' the conClusion of the tn!4 Jed Webster, Sr. gaye two medl~ ''Whtll ~ou go into your Mrs. Mary Wise is the new co.leader ot the troop. mighbM's vineyard, you tationa, 14 Courtesy" and "Milale !114~ tat your fill of wapes, Without PoWer.n MIDDLEPORt TROOP 185 a.s mat&fl 61 you wish, bl_4t TAG DAY FOR THE MEIGS COUNTY UNIT of the American you shall not put any m cancer Society will be conducted in Middleport Saturday by the girls your vessel."-Deut. 23:24. of Middleport Troop 185. 0 0 0 SPORT WEAR Meeting Tuesday night at the home of Mrs. Wallace Powers, Concentration Ia my motto ·Bell Bottom the girls worked on the home nurse badge. Ways of taki~ care of -first honesty, then Indus.SLACK SETS pe"'le who are m were discussed and the scouts were assisted in try, then concentratlon.E•tra Large learning heM' to take pulse and use a thermometer by Mrs. Fred Andrew Carnegie, American ,_ Size• lndulllrlallll. AIJA(II Gibbs and Mrs. Wallace Powers, IeMier. Tile care of bedfast patients and methods ot supportiQJ their BLOUSES bodies while the bed is being changed was demonstrated. Taking . - - - - - - - - - PANTS part in the work were Venida Gibbs, Barbara Anthony, Tina Nieri, p.m. (J)liption was gtyen to tour Up to« Pam Dodson, Sonja Ohllnger, Debbie Schuck. Mary and FayWU~ new members oltbejuniorunlt. son, Mary Krawsc:r:yn, Amy Hamm and SuSan Powers. J-.n Blevins A rummap .ate waa tentativeRiJSCHEL VARIETY provided cookies and Kool-Aid which was served roll owl~ the meet~ 1.y set tor late May, Members 114 E. Main lOIIllll i ng. . will serve a d!mor to tho Mlcidleport WainoSJ and ProlesslooCCDIP8ti!W tor the tltleoluLittle MisS Poppy tor 1969" at the American Logloo Auxiliary conterence for junior members to be held Saturday at Junction Cliy win be SherrieBarnhartandJllty Gilkey of Fenney~Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Mlddlo-port. Plans tor attending the con£erence an:l competition In several . PT~. ~ames ter ollbo OUter odae .orthepetaia treuuror. there are browtuillrka, Q'IDboUc: Plano wore made - . , lbo of the lall prlnta ~~ond ln tbe .ce• meeting c<ltlduclod bJ Mro • ter there Ia a ci'Oifl\ o! thorns, Vanee lor lel'Yitll the llarri...,.. ~.. reml~r of .tbe cruciftxlon._ vWo alumni baallol 011 Ml,y 24. AooiiiOr meelllll to eomplolo '1'111 apeclal IJ'1'III&8lllfl was !)Iaiii !llO' tho moollni w!Ubehild made by Mrlo Pelllllncton. It leo- 011 MIJI 20. , lured llowerin& quince, )lriiiO AIIO II lhol -r!Dg the new )lyaciDth, IIlii da,v IIIJ lfOOnory. olllcero will be lnotallocl. 1'11111 Ribbonl were awarded to Mra. lre bolng made ""' • llold trip Nomlll McCain, Mrs. Kelllftll ror tho l1llh 11111 111x11t rrodll'l Gr!l!!th IIlii Mr1: Frank GoebeL o1 the. ocliOol llld ror 111 eockl· A salad course was served by .J111V with - · and the ho11W111 Wbousedpllstlcnow- tl1o-yoar prizes lor tho llrol lour P'adol._ er pots as the servtrw cliah. A roaebu:l wa1loae.rted lnthelllacl whlcli was served with hot ralls .aodcoltee. The May meeting wiD be held at the home or Mrs. Doris. Don Demarell ollho Otdo Na.l!oaol Bat*, Colwnbuo, will l>e 2 Seek Little Miss Poppy Title ; ., ··':t · o· ' .,Or Assembly '' , · '·· ' ·~ .. l~':' · ._ , ·1 MABON' -'- TI>O }un!or Cia;, or 'W- Hilh.School _,.ored · .- "1'10\Y IQ on· Fr~ lor tho . ll~nt •body !!hi ell Included lolk p~~Mt play written and. produ~ed Somerville, daughter ot: Mr, ao:l by the' Intermediate class of the Mrs. Harold ,E. Somerville, 158 partahph~chschooltOI'theEaSt- Park Drlve, Pt. Pleaaant.1bey er season. The evenirw's program wUI begin with a covered dish dinner In the'JIIl'IJh hall o! the c:hurcb at 6 p.''rn. ' , somerYI!le llvec! .wlth his ram!iy In Point P!eaoant !rom 1947 uDul 1958, haYini lived In New Haven, W, Va., ror four years prior to tha~ He rroduil!od lr<BII ~ Pleasant High Schdolln 1958 and recehed a B.S. In Business AdJ!Ii~!b'IIUon, l\'Oili Weii Virglnla ,UnlvoraJI.Y In 19~2 alii a Bachelor In ,DIY!Dil,)' Degree !rom tho U~ver~ll,)' ot the&Mith SChOO\ o! Thl!ology In 1968, < Prior- to lrierlne aem~ry he was a!Oila!od wHh tile ..... departmont ot 5!Bndai'd .Roiloter, Co., Atllnll, Gl; 'After llnl•hlog Jemlnary howl.!ordalnedlleacon ancl 8llPectS to be ordained • Prleat in the Dioceae ot Atlanta •OI)I•ttme .this sUIIIlller. no Ji'.l>licqJBl Cburch h"' malnla!ned i lhl'eelold Citholic m!ntotry or Bl1hops1 Prt11ts · altd Deac®,i: II) 1959 he 'married Mary Ann now haw two sons. ,J\ sitter, Mn, ,Donald E. Waldle.lfves at 2813 Jackson Ave. S(rnen1Ue Is presently mit" isteriJW to tho.- l e or eat.,.ry Ep!sOOjlO) O>urch; Cornelli, Ga. and • Grace ~lscopal Cburch, . to break down the race and language barriers tbrough education In clubs alii organizatlons. The slum ar.eas .werediscunedlu' the Ohio Univeraity student Wllo rorerred to the high incidence Otuliteracy in the Iaiii, and comment.. ll'!ote 'academic and vocational achools. ·In an etfprt to promote tndustrlal development, /lsmail said that the· govenunentwlijgivelarllt:or racUlfJI conatuction and tax exemption -• an inducement. He ~ on the polltlt:al problems ol sald. Mala)rsla lsnrstlntheworld Mala,vsla settled In 1~11 by the in production ol rubber. Sportal personal attire, ~~~ic Portugese, taken over by the Britiih in 1786, overrun by the Jap- and flllrrlage were among t h e anele in 1942 andgivenindepend- things 'he commented on ina question alkl answer period. Gifts ence In 1935, were presented by Ole post to the Iaman told of the 200 students in the U••s. toda)'onschallrships two stutlerta. Mrs, Paul Lawre!)Ce presided who will return to Malaysla to teach othera In an et:rort to up. at themee.tingwhiehopenedinrU.. grade the educational System ot: ualistlc torm. Mrs. Eulah Wolle the land. He spoke oftheprogresa was the aetlng chaplain, and Mrs. since tbe country was· given its Virgil Rousll and Mrs. J o h n indepeo;lence. but or the heed ror Boyd presented reports. ClarkesViije, Ga. The Rev. Clifford E. Schane, Hoctor o1 O>riJt Church Parish, has exten!led an I.Dvitation to lriellls ol Mr. Somerville alii to t~ ·general public, to ,ttelll the service. Chris I Ji'.l>iscopa! Cburch Is localed at 804 Main St. VALLEY. LUMBER & SUPPLY SHOE STORE w~oow ~(ID~ooo Did & Son WING TIPS Wlth lg Brougle Heel 6.88 To 10.88 :J.oou bfown, YG"" r--•"!1 S.S.S. TONIC REG. 2.65 .~ blac• Booutilvl poor 1~po • - • In tho color of tho fom• or ollqpen. Boys sins 11\1 to Aurora stoneo ancl poorl~< SIMON''S PICK·A-PAIR SHOE-STORE • POMEROY MAIN ST. ·' I ,, ,1. ' '-.;!:'-' I !_ · J_,, ' ·-~ # · .6 . D-,~~ :., ~lE . 1 · . . ~~r:~·: ·: .• ' ' AM!. ./~. -!,\ •' ' Ordlr Earl' •.•• .OR~ER !(IDAY.. J.....,.... ' • i I~ ', ,;, ;t •t J,: \ • ' , ·i-" .,:·~J!f ' 20 11 . . . oz. dlmer on 1.49 ANTI-PERSPIRANT -IUIMJ ........_.... , .. .. Jl• .- ...,. --.......... ... . . :t': ... "'·-~ . .... Jl. -. Twelve dro11od u girl• did ·~ \ SHAMPOO . . ' wlldm.e., Are•• ';'.. The pu~!lc bl!a use of U.S. lOTION & (IYSTAt CLIAI 1.00 ~UdetntUa aleas, witli·out re· alrlcl!~ ~cept lpr .lire reg- ltlaUpiio\ illtiiiiPC aad fish!nc .. ... peril)ltted II> I<COrd&nce with s(JIIe li\rls. , ' 441t Reg. t " HAIRSPRAY WITH ~ • •IUUII• IM'D Home REG. 1.49 79e / 55~. ..REG. 1.09 '. .,.~ .PEPTO- BISMOL Blstnol REG. 1.49 • • . J. ,. SUPPOSIIORI 77 Gelusii"Peppermint-~ ,...... Flavored Antacid replaces hea'tlllln fast! 9·9/. SCOTCH ill"• birthotonoo ·;o.:...nallzo oncl gl .. thii .pin .,.,ciol significance. CUstomefi 'Jmcly chooH whome.vef they wont ropr11on1od: chl!dr~, .,'andchlldron, hUsband and wllo; nl"f'll and '!,•phowo, otc. Sottinto _.,.""""' •d lor birthotorio• and balance of pin will bo 1.,,w11h In Bilek Co. TAG,GED FOR SAYINGS ,. $10.00 Pomeroy Cement u ·-cT. With poar •hapo stoMs onl, for birthmonths - , , VAPEXe::~ Th• o_,artment Stc1re of Building Since 1915 REG. 1.39 ';J.OO FAMILY CROWN PIN Catherine POMEROY Show Her You Care With A • • • w~oow ~~\WJ~ Mrs, 992-2~ mlre. Yn CummiJws. Welsh, Mrs. Ellen Cotach, M r s. Jed Webster, Sr •• Mrs. Ruth He~ nesy, Mrs. Harry DaviaaOOMrs. Guy Guinther. Chopman-Canaday toftiln!e. alii rock and roll mualc. .... Mrs. Iva Powell, Mn. G.Jad.ys Congratulations Ted ~ Mc"'horter l\;cla,ll ad~,._ ~.or. ~a ,wiU "-111. . tor the · Jllnlor lnd -or pran olll ban- · ln At 9;.:. Out At meeting wen Mrs. Pfll.rl KnapP. Mrs. Miry Martin, Mra. 8 e n Neut:r:UtW, Mrs. Pat Thornton, PRATT & LAMBERT ~~. liP dllhcln, skits, pan- ' er"- at the ·meetlzw, it was hated that last year tho American Leg. · ion llllllf a lio!Pital In Molay 'a and this y8u are ~endirw money with which to equip tbe'hoopilal. , Manbers ol the Pomeroy auxIliary wtpo wez:e e,uuts at the .. Officers, Directors, Employees of He Farmers Bank and Savings Com· pany; as you observe Open House this weekend. anent Also announced was the l!lummer convention of Di&trict8tobe held at Crooksville on June 5. A $5 contribution. was made to the cancer tund. It was voted to pay the expen1es of the .iunlor members attending the cooCerence to be held at Junction City saturday. The meettns: starts at 1: 30 POIJPY Day was annoUnced tor Ma> 23·and 24 In Radno by Mro, VJrsli 'Wilker, JlOilllY chairman. In a eanmunlcation tram Mrs. ellt:t:ord Atkins, Eighth District officer, armouncemert waa made or the junior oont:erence to be held at Junction City Saturday, Hos-pilal 11Q at tho Chillicothe lloop!lal on May 1, and o! the otete junior conv4ntlon to be beld at Marietta in Jtme. Alsoal'lflOWlCed In her letter was the aMual girl ~tate tea to be held at Jacksorion June 7. In conjunction with the speak- • REG. 1.59 12 or. bottll �..... ' . l .1 ' ) ·,'. 1 -· ' ' ' - ' . . WANTJAD ' Nat* INIIORMA TION ' DEADl\ljES 5 p.111. O.r Before P!AIIntiCHI MctnUr Q.odliM 9-•·•· , c,neollolloru & c ..r.ctlonl Will M .~uptH ~II 9 •·"'· fOI' Dor of. Pu\llle .. lor~ REGULATIONS Th. Publith.r ,.. ,,.,.. the riJht to Pit or rojtct owt oct. ol!o• jrHtloMI. Tho p.A.IIoh.r will ngt M •••pon~illlo lor - • thon one "''NIIi inco,KI inolll'fiGft. RATES F.,. Wont ld Setwl~o 5 conto per Wor(-lntortion MiniiiKIIII C~•1• 7Sc 12 conto ,., word thr" untocu· 11¥0 iiiiOftiOnt. •i• 11 eontl per Word conuculivo lnoortlont .. 2S por coni Discount on paid od1 "'d od• paid within 10 doy1 . CARO OF THANKS t. OBITUARY r $1.~0 for 50 wDrcl 111ini111u111. Ea . oddltiOIHII word 2c. BLIND AOS .ldditionc:~l lSc ~h0190 por Advor· liii!Mnf . OFFICE HOURS 1:30 a.m . to 5:00 P·""· Doll)' go.rn. to 12:00 N~an Sohm:lora • IIMTA'l'ION Ill bl4 ·. lor air I · 'l'IIIIEIC · roimi A~ ' <'OIIdltillnlar and U!ll>lilll! at ~~with IMJIII: II. S. l'ollt Ollice, llld!llePorl. 1n tllchen. ....n .... Iiiii Ohio. (Cl&41il!Cm7). !au.. table ·~· unit, ·~ fteel mated coot ...., Is betwoen II'* '11'1111 dlaooaai Ulill, bath. bii,!OO and "-S,500. Bkll pubroniplete with ellower ·ond licly opened a! I p.m. CDIIT. large ckloel, nicely deeorat. May 12, 11611, In 1'0Cllll 1201, td. Call m.sm lor appoint. u. s. C!bse. & Fed. Olllce Building, Ollcago, Draw· ings ll!ld speclftcati<Jns In· m. Auciion llo- Sldd..... Employment Wanted INTPlRI!ll .... ert.riGr palm. 1111 111111 """ work. Call Gene --- 4-IJ.lltp Plm, Dint, Tuppen IIIIo. ..... •fl!lll-.,_,., ;..u !1o1m doon and plme 91J1.23Bl. windows. Fotll\ ROOM house In !lyra. 1-ZUte CIII01 bath, caJl)OI'I, ,.. fur. ...... Good-.~ 'I'Vi'O HANDMADE roUell and .... 4-2Mic pieetecl llpWer <ablnebo. suitable lor rock and mil 1. Jrui'I'ANG I opeecl lr8Mo group, lor tnfonnation pbone mllllao, ............lid 992-3113 • 6 p.m., daytime t'llllldltlon no I'll!. l'llone M· lt'UJJI. l4-3lc 7140. . 4-11-ae TWO GllN'J'I,E riding horSeS. Call 712o41lt, aftor 5 call M5601. 44«< ~~~'Y'A'WAQ, 1011 AM-FM ODIIIOle, In lovely walnut llnllb. Just like - · tiJlo set hal llclory ....,... ronly, kpeed automotlc ~- '!!lis ... oold IIIUdl biPer- balalloe of $10US or pay tUG per IIIOidl!. Col... ... . WilL HAVE aD varletleo of ,aoutberD planlo aftor Apt11 25. Pllooe 121u!eo R. Barril tiJ. •. 4-20-Ue HORSE '111AILER, Z bone lla, eoutae1 Amold Grato, Rat. laDd Furniture. ... . new ••. motor. new tires. eiCe!lent condition, Phone m.mo or !!IX ROOM bouse, - Notice Hl6 hi' Sale - ...... poplar - · balll .... burlapped, %0 lo • loot taD; 5 <IIIIIP blntl 1012 feet, Bldl; 8 Catalpa, 1111 1!, S.IO feet. llllhray !flrbt, Pomeroy. Phone IIII-ZIIIZ or KAN4UGA, OHIO tAD\' P'OR - ....n, coot !Me II or oat Pboae Ill- 1957 RED OIIEVROLE'i', 4-a«c Joe. w•.c;...., . Ml•· . . tt20211.1 . nEMOVE EXCESS body Duld WN«::IESTi!lR model 77·.11 with Flald"' Tablebo, only automatic rille with """"'· $1.49 at Nelson Drug, S-14-lllp v~ Dice, . , "'"" ' ~ wllll ..... atra "NEVER USED anythlnc like nice. flO. cau Dean Weber, it,,. say tmel'll of Blue Lustre 'HJ.M. ~ lor oleanlnl carpet. Rent electric sbampooer tl. Baker TWO VEAR old JIOIIY, biiCir It lllrnlture. ...~ white. Sllelland ••.GO. 1'1IJNIII'/ aftor I p.m. 4-~ TI!IEO of oeelng the waH a ....,, Brigllten lt!em up In 'I'IIREPIECE bedroom 1111lte, 111 ilolll' or 1.... Rent a wall ,.,.......,_ Willi ,.... 11M waaber $1. Boter FurnltUn. oortn« and matt..... f« un. MlddJe!>orl. 4-2S-3tc l!lld balance of 189.85. lint. nolnt automatic - . . . 1CR.AFI'SMAN 10 (ncb beneb --'· l5e unpaid balance. saw, I1!0d very IJttle, Jlke Inwoll Furniture, Mlddle!lort. now ~ range and mel~ a1 cabinet. aluminum 10 IJ)MBAIIDY . SMITH AUTO SALES 4-zwtp •· PoMEROY sale, deep, olordy. Buy a sale ·boot .lor your lamlly'a proleer;on, See Lorenzo Davia, v. mUe west of new Rt. U on Kingsbury Road. U-30tc Buplnl8lld. HelpWm.d JWIY!II'I'I'DI, I or 1 a,. a 1IIOt. t a.m. 1111111 s p.m. 'lladat tbru Saturday. lloJ.. FERTILIZER 4-24-3tx: ....... 1111111, pt· lay any 8lil ..... = ;,,... """'• l"*'t ailb on .HarriW oil Rl. '· C4Wie nmmsai, TWo -~~ IJIIl'l'll!nl, lllddleplrl, l'llalit IIU874. ~ ' I •;. ' ' 'HAROLD WALKER Business Services TERMITES nl!llllnt! 'IIIey · BllDGET PRICB tumlm 111 .... ~........"' klcbd ..- of 1bo IICIIve ~te CliiiOny bltothlg ,.,.... lbne lo ol$1 ::.:'...t"":·~ ~=. ..r third iioor ~ . llhop. Mlddllpon, a.ier l'unilllr!'e, ·Cillo. ' ... ' · In•~•-~ ., ' . Allied Pest Omlrol, 7 Liberty, 4IITDMDBIL!' baatlace ben l'vmeroy, Ohio, aftor 5 p.m. eancelled? Loll IIIS-Miil. 4-11-«c or't lte.oe? NEIGLI!JR Bulldlug p!J ltr boDdiDI your bome. Coli ,Goy ~. lllclpe, D. SEB . ""'* lEST OF.. THE SPRING'· ... . ' ~ .,·; • ,·· : \. ~. Bal~. OD.IJ.'-!·ir· """" of ,, .... IIIOiith. ~ • -MUle SINGER ZIG ZAG ....... maeblne. 'Ibis maeblne IIlii IIb - · TbJa modllno mabl laney deol!PII. ~ • . JllllnGIII'II!I, OD t.utl;a.. 'ndiiiOid - lor ..... '111)1 1111 lor 151.50 or • • per mantll, con ,.__ 4-ll4ln- ~. corcpmo~ Re!rlpr. Ilion ....Ice. Jlet't Jlefrileratloil, New lllvtJL lillie ID-a'll. · Reel htlte For W. ....... RODNEY DOWNING Reol lllalo ....... . 4 I lte · ClQA~ •endlnl 1111Cb1DM IIIII lirvlee. ABC Ealaj;fw, ·. M_., W, VL Pbaao ?'/NIII; fMc . , . • I • " 1968 OLDS 442 H. T. CP£. .•• ,., •••• ,, .::.$2195 ' Turbo Hydramotlc Irons., po- · •-!r!f; bOaotilul white finish with blai:lc ·vinyl raaf, bkicli'-~lnyl Int., tint!d glpu, raaio; 1/~lal' thorp l..,.;i Ont O'irntr 'car. -· '· -~ . . ' - ~~) •· i965 CORVAIR CORsA - ' of' spood trana. 1 140 . H.P, ldnl1jhl vinyl Interior ~n~ buck~ - s . ·now flllts, ..IO,IIo, nice cl•~:~~n one.. .. 1 . ,1 ~· 1-1... HOBSTETTER· REALTY w. au N-Ile . ·; thru Fri. -9.6 - 11.6 Bull• S...iai ~ beeft ... I THINK 11'6 WORI(IN'! ' ... .. I )9M ...C08Y~R ................ ~· , ·~··-' $t!lder,. 2 dr. block finish, g""', tlrt~. 4·apc!;, -H- .una' Motel'. . --- .,., Pl.,., ..., ... o,.., ,...., ..~-- ~SERVICE MANAG···. ~- ""' with 110 r 200 loot lot '"' Mala Sl., l'limetey. l'bane N~~~r Haveo 8111-W, l4l«p lWMIIAGE SALE, ..,.._.... 1968 CIIEVV 'l'wo. two-door ... by okl K$1' Free WDI Bot>; dan, V-8 automatic, Phone 99"J.. lilt Cburob rrklay, April 25, 1!517. 1-ZO tic IIIII Sat. April :111, Fry Jluil. . illl. MID (II., Mlddieport. For Rent 4-2l-3le TI!AILER . Brown's Trailer Pait, Minemllle. !'bone 992- TWO lll!lDIIOml bome, · 11'N WIU. PtO\Y pnln IIJid IMW 3324. 4-:14-l'lte ~ He!ljllll, Balli, liMomont, modem klldlen. l'lloae Imp - · CaD or see L)lllll 4-lf.8lo 11or1, llllclne, l'llone - - FIVE ROOM unluml!med aoart- . . . . ~lie rnent. Modem. Call lngeh l'llrnlture 11112-2'!S5. 1-IU!c PUIUC SALE: llavlng oold my pnl(lll'ly, I will olf<r at FURNISHED apartments. lley. (lllhllc auction my - l d nolds Flower Shop. Mason fiiiOds Sallrday, April 28, City, W. Va. !'lmne '1'13-614'1. PCPPY, Odol•"""" ~ 12:30 p.m.. 'IUppm Pla!M, fer, Dille, a iiiOIIIbl old. Sol 4-22-tlc Ollio 011 ftoiU 7. Terma cash. Gone Ridlon, ~~ae~ne. • Not Rii(Mi81b!e lor aocldenls. APAIITMENT, first Ooor, lour IINII:II. ~loiN. Sarah Woode, room and bath, aloo .....,.. '"'(JI'll Olmer. 4-'!1-ltp flOOr apartment, loor rooma SPU1'S lftllll'(llll!lJOUt .,.., \Ill ll!ld bath, both close ln. Pbone ~ lllut~·~a-t NOW OPEN lor lloaineos, G&A 1112-6233. 4-!Ute """' ......... !lad · 1'1111 DilcwDI. Raclne, Obio. oleclzfo .....,_, fl:, 8l)ft ,.. ~ drl~. 11"80- FURNISHED and unfamllbed llftWIIIe, .N~~~r BifiD, W. llne and auto parts dlscoont. u1ae aoartmenll. Close to scbool. V•. Pboae llft.IDI. 4-111-«c Phone 992-54!4. 10-11-tfc 'I'RAU.ER LOTS. Bob!a Mollllt . Oblo' '"' state PUIIJC SALE Friday, C.O.,.'s a.urt, Syraeuae, AIIOIIon llouoe. Rutland, .... Rt. 124, Pbone - 1 . 1-11-Ue IIIII - lllei'Cbandlse. Con..... oo.JII ........ Open a... • ·•.a~. un w. 11me l'tiRNI!IIIED hoaoe Ia ....,. ·fir ~~~- Sale o11rt1 1117. life 1'001111 and !Joth. .. II 7 P,lll. 4-21-llo q,n eVenintll, . . . Car Compl-'ely Hind Rubbed. and' Tho111uahiJ . . Rinsed · , $1.25 maebine ln original , _ , carton. Auku• +die Ill IIIIC to mate battllnhalel. ... bultolll, ~m. IIIII mate laney deolp '111111 ... twist of 1 alnRie diAL Left II,, --- ' MASbN CAR WAsH NEW 1• ZIG ZAG Mwinl IWINAR'S IIMhmd Jloclor I BIOI boule wHb botli, S hates - " .. be cleans (lie lobo, 11,100.00. II Oat Slnet, rup wllll Blue Lllltre. Rent Phoae 1182 1111. ..... electric llillmpooer, $1. TlnJ'• Cqo,LqBollom,~ ' SEED 4-IS-t!e POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy now available from General miniature, 11'15 and up. Stud Se<vices Adminlatratlon, Zll service and grooming. Ph<Mie s. Dearborn st.• Ollcogo, m. 119l-5113. II 3 tic !0604. Phone S12-S5l-51113, Ezt. IS. ~ ALlMNtrM FIBbing Boats. GUN SHOOT, Rutland Amfrl. can Legion. 9mday from IZ to I. 4-2S-3tc ( .~ ..~: For Sale eluding bi11dln!r WOULD me people 1lllo fO my clotlles late Satunlay Jrlgbt at lost Duds and ~J~ds relam them l..IDIES bel2e wall<t ]!>It In Ill Peggy Hot!man, Cbeater, I'Umer<rf. Valvable papers. Ol!lo, !'lmne - - Reward Reolard. II!IS-21138. for retumll¥ them. I4Mp 4-2l-3le VACANCY lor two elderly peoo pie. Prefer private paid p&AUC'IWN - Sat. April 26. 1969, llenls. PhoDe Muon, 7'/So.lll$. lo.a.tle ·II:GO A.M. Due Ill the cleatb of my busband, I will sell tile following laJm dlatiels at Alldlon. Tl1e sale will be on Business Opportunity farm located ...,. Zloo C1!urcb OWN YOUR own dry cleanlllg business. Ambltlous man nr 011 LodJ 'l'uwnsl!lp Rd. 'M, I woman to take over and own mlJes Eaa! of ~. Ol!lo. truck and roote. We will do (Sale Signs will be up from cieanl"' wholesale. Apply In St. &uto!3.) 48 HEAD <l' person. A.B.C.. Cleanen, lolaCATILE. Two llerelonl SOD, W. Va. 4-IO.t!e Jlol!s, <.11an>lals Bull, S llerelonl Cross llelfers (Bred), 7 Olarolals allet!<!n WILL SELL one or both of my cleaning plants. A. B. C. (Bred), I llen!fonl Cows Cieaners, Mason, W. Va. (Bred), 7 Bred c:mrs. 4-10-tlc I Hereford O.IVl!S, 2 Holateln c»ws with Calveo, llolsteln l!elfer wftl1 Calf, 2 Holstein Wanted To Buy llellerl Bred. 14 Cal"" (9 \I-TON OR 'II-TON '49-'54 Mo. 1o I Yr.) 7 SIEERS Chevy truck Cor partB. Frank 7 liEIFERIS. Health papen!, Dodderer, o;,Jvtlle, a,1o. IDopeetiOn wekome. HORSES: 4-:M.Mp 7 Jl'. old apotted ridlDg ~ (J.I'ool May). Ml\aiJNERY: F11 Sale or Trade 1181 Dodge 'l'Nck (pickup), l!"'ll r~MERO V8, 4 meed, 1118 l!'onl Tru<t IT, Two 196'1 Flreblrd V8. 4 soeed. 8pood, 19111 Manor FeqJuoon Call 9!1U517 or 992-57•1. Dielellloclel 50 Traclor. M.F. S-23-tfc No. I Baier, M.F. Rake, cut 011 llllw, Too Ol8in Sawl, Wa(lted To Rent - ;I.B. Tr*"!r ~ Ollll Plcl<r, Plows, Disc, 3 BEDROOM home bl Pom.. 1lfl Jmn Doer B 3 pl. hflch. roy or Middleport ""'"· Phone II&'J.211111. 4-¥-iltC llloMle and Brille, MlocellaJI. .... n.... IIIIAIJFORD Auto Sales ~OOI'ION 00. - · Ol!lo. I'll. tl9al. C. C. Bradlonl, Aact. A. C. Bradlonl, Msr. SlaDod: Em:ulrll< Mrs. RaJ!a Grange ..... luaoh. ..... • mont. '_.. ·.T bt Statue of Uberty's left bllld bolda a tablet whlcb bura the date ot the Dec· larallon · ot Iodepeudeuce, Jill¥ .. 1'1'111. I ·• ' ., ' . ' ' '. · . ..'•t ' • ~r· ' •I �\ " ·Ope·n~· 8oth ·.friday ,and . ' ~. 'I ' ' .. .·Now' You Know ~ •' I ~· f .. • '• •• ' .. •, • : 1 .r • ! ~~ ,l!lifrlcoili "1" "781,500 ~ ol · .,hotdqroln 1968- ~· a'"l'""'~ .-r :,,10 hot doss per Ptrti.1n. l•lti' .... ' .. ' DevOied To 7Jae llllerellt. Of 7Jae lllr!igo-MIUOII Area . • I . Playtex Bra and Girdle Sale ) .,.... ' ' o .~ VOL._ XX!! . I NO.5 ' POME!IDY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, APRIL 25. 1969 •' SAVE $1.01 Playtex Cross-Your-Heart Bras 2 for 4. 99 Reg. 3. 00 each ~ Playiil-coiion_a_niiclc;-Bras--· 2 for 4. 99 Reg. 3.00 each " M•n• '2.~5 pre•• Dr,ni ' ---------------------------SAVE $2.00 Playtex 5 lbs. Thinner Girdles ' BOYS 2.95 SHORT SLEEVE BARGAINS IN THE READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR SPORT SHIRTS Girls Dresses Severol hundred to select from. And all _are well known makes. Time to stock up at these sale pncn. 3.95 DRESSES .............................. ........... . .. SAL~~·~ 4.95 DRESSES ..................................................... SALE i SO 5.95 DRESSES ..................................................... SAte OO 6.95 DRESSES ..................................................... ~A 5• All others at proportio"ote saving• (all 11zes) Permanem press aPort shlrts lor bo)rs. Big selection. Sizes 8 to 1&. Solid colors, strlpea,, plllda and checks. You 1bould aee Utla fine ifOIIl or sblrta and buy wllat you ... and- .... durlJW thta sale. 2 for 5.00 Sawe Friday tnd Saturday Girls Coals and Suits 8.95 COATS AND 10 95 COATS AND 13'95 COATS AHD 16:50 COATS AND SUITS ................................SALE SUITS ................................SALE SUITS ................................SALE SUITS ........................... :....SALE Mens Socks 5.: 8. 10.00 12.00 raoi , •. .Pnonenl . ,. STOP IN THE BUSY MEN AND BOYS DEPARi'IIENt ON THE 1ST FLOOR TO SEE THE FINE SELECTION . OF MENS WALK SHORTS. ALL SIZES 28 TO 50 WAIST MEASURE. IVY AND REGULAR STYLES. SOLID COLORS. PLAIDS, CHECKS. EVERY PAIR PERMAN.ENT PRESS. s.,,. ·Mattresses Viall EIHtloldo :lnl Ploor. u•• of Soria Mattnoon In oil :s.;, ..... .... ,1... •••••• ' KROEHLIR <; ' ' Llvln•· Roonl Sui.-. Floo• j Dlltlte Sets l.ARGE PAINTIIIG - 11da large munl, ecJIDiidaaloaod to depict .,.. honor pioneer Initiative, early craftsmen aDd 1he eatablishmR of Industry, adorns a Select Furniture lor JOII LIYIIII Reom, Bed Rlams, waiiiDIIIe newbulldlagoiThe Farmers Bank.,.. Savlnaa CmQ>aiOY In Pomero,v. ' ' ' I One size ftta sizes 10 to 13. Big, seleetioo of solid colon, heath~rtones, white and black. big Womens Coats and Suits f. 3 19.50 COATS AND SUITS ............................... ,SALE 16.00 25 00 COATS AND SUITS ................................ SALE 18.00 29:50 COATS AHD SUITS ............................... SALE 22.00 All oth•rs ot proportionate~ savings Kayser Hosiery Sale Last 2 4ays of our Annual S,rlng Sale Agllon Stretch Panty Hose Re1. 2.50 Sal•l. 99 pairs $2.50 v DAVIS 4D CUSJtiON FOOT CREW SOCKS 3 pairs 2.50 Nadooally known brands. Smart looldlllo 'Com!orlable to wear. One size fits sizes 10 to 13. White and solid colora. Sale 88~ Stains Wash Out these Permanent Press Matched Sets by . 3 pairs 190 •, ,. • , .~ • a vital ctvll deferise," Diener emphaalzed. He pcUtocl out the disaater plan, set up tllrough , overall cordlnetloo from e<JiiDQ' CD Director Paul Palleraon, 11 doalined to take care of caiUIItlea of el- a . natural or military, dllaater, ' part of A !It! x..,;q drup, and Plblstaldng research, personal boyhood memories and 1118ftY dll)'o of B111dlo work by the oatiOIIally reCOSJdzed painter, Dw:lghl Mitchler, have gone into the beaut1tul mural that adorns a wall In the new quarters olThe Farmers Bank- & Savings Com.. pany ill Pomeroy. The mural, 44 inches tq Ui4 "Pertoilntna thll type ot work inches, will be one of 1be rnauy In a mlnlmwn poriDd of lime outalandlng !esturea or tile new takes coordination,. n DIEilar said, bank !acUiey U.at will be s11own Mer "''!!alelns Ute PfOI!I'Am, key ~e to assist wiUt tile dllaster plan \0 •bo operatod !rom Melp ~- were Jim Meea, . cOrtmtwdcatloof director; Irma ,. • • Smlt!< and Looloa Bearba,lnter1 · . "'~~.:.~tt a hi& ondwdoadlnsOQ!I~:-:1'; lfar. . . . · A,,lmll\'f dla11terh08pltal had, beOo otored In Middleport until,, feW months ago when It waa w!Utclrawn and turnedov..-teGal- old Nortm, troniJlC)rlallqii dlrector; Joe dlrec. tor; Charlea By..-, llljiplles IU· pervlaor, 8lld Ernest Slaeon, Racine, pollee coordinator. Llpolta. Diener empha#~Zed the need Ohmer pointed wt that the to ac~ the various leaders equipment located here would with their asslwunents and exhave to be moved quickly to 1m- prellecl his hope a mock dlaotber pobrt, perhaps as far any aster could be organized for Ia.. as Col\UIIbus, ia caseotdiaaster. ter this summer. Strable,llllll1fl'!!'er the co"'pl•.. llna of To"' Rotary Mowen ot EIHrftldo War•house on Mechanic Stroot. 2.45 Gvo!fo ··-"-.. Sol• 2:00 7.95 Gollono ......... Solo 6.00 • Polyqrethane 2.00 ..... -· ---··]. ' •· 3.15 Qllarts ••••• ~.·. t •••••••• , ••••••••.Sale ~·• 9.&9 GallOns ••• :.......,................ Sai.I.OO . Sp~ Latex Ea111111 · l...S p.m. The mural was conceived to emphasize the Interdependence ~action ol people from man;y blood lines and their activities as UlQy wove the fabric or soutlleastern Ohio's ecommJc growth, said Bank President Theodore T. Reed, Jr. and Mr. Mutchler, who retired last year as an Ohio UniVersity Mt · eel · U a me ·-Here- -·· ·tloo b•-~ ..Uits realdlng In IY wtUt prlorley going to mem. !load Slarfprol!l'am In Melia bora of low Income famiUes. All positions are tor the eight persona sbould dl- wonk period !rom June 16toAug. recta letter to Thomas Kelly, 8wJththeexeeptlonofthenurse DirectOr, Meigs COl.Ulty Head sodat worker and social work: Start, Meigs High School, Mid- er'a aides which an nine week 1 C.:t!;:.sled dl~:u!'s to be filled include Is Announced · -~- ' ;" ' ' l' Department professor, was the natural person to be commissioned to do the mural, since he Is a native Meigs Cotmtlan. I' ' r' Mutcbler, wbo earlier was commissioned fD paint 4 ' 'Ibe ~ -· Wrlgb! Brotbers and Their Ac- ' l' '' cornpUBhlllMU"' by the 0 h 1 o Hlllorlcal Socleey following national c0111Jl81itlon for the as.. sigrunent. was born near Rutland and l!l'aduated from Rutland lllgh School in 1920. '!1 ' ' I' He began his career on the Huntington Advertiser as a .ear~ toonlst atrer receiving encOur- ' l agement from Oliver Hartley, Pomeroy newspaPQJ" editor ~ tile Ume. Pro!. Mutchler later married Marvel llaUldll)' ol Dexter. 11101' .• periods o1 employment. These Jobs wi11 begin on June 9. . Applications should be avail. able JWle 6 and 7 ror two days of l.ntenaive training and orien- tatioa. Letters oi awlicattoa Bbould bo &all to Kelly bef.., lfOY 1. Head start is a federal funded program of the Office or Ecooomle Opportunlcy and the Gallla-Melgs Communley Actloo Prosram in cooperatloo with t h e Melga Local School District lli1IJIJlii!XC 'C'P 'QJ 9P??'P?l;t;Jf;;n Residents are reminded that a box office tor Ute sale ot a4. vance lleke14 to Ute 1969 Mlaa Southern Ohio Pageant will be open from I to 3 p.m. Saturday at tile Meigs Junior H I g h Scboolln Pomeroy. 11ckets cming tile period will IIIII be at the re4Jeed ~ sale price. 11ds Is 1110 Drat· time a bm< ol!lce hea been --ted In COI\IUnctloo wlllllllePiiOIIIIW.U:~Y.~ Art lnotllule and lived tilere .,._ W 19!8 wh... U.e family moved to Atbens where Mr. Mutchler be.. gao teaching at OU. The mural done by Pro!. Mutchler for the new bank building was eonunisslonect to depict and honor pioneer lnltlative, early craftsmen and the establtslunent_ of orpnlzed industry. The artist chose to represent tbe growth ot Pomeroy and vlclnley In a wsy tbat llnka It to the development of the southeastern Oblo Bellm. Festurecl In lllepolntlng are tile old Chester Ccurthouse, boats on the Ohio River, stone ~arryina. earl,r <Mhcatlon In the couozy depictod by tile Carl- College of ~racu se, the present eourthouse, metal working skills and other Pomero,v landmarks. Pni. Mutchler began actual studio work on the mural on lfarcb 4 and completed It only 'lbursdlur, AprU 17, wllfll it was broogbt to tile·to bo hung. Wheo asked about the ownber ol hours be spenl 011 tile mural Pllntlns, Pro!. Mutclder said, "I bate te !14Plre up !bose kind or Utlnga becauoe I don, !mow whetller It would come up te where I make. union wages, .. &nlllng broodi;y, Mutelder added, "I nalljo care eboot tbat tlloup, U tile ~e like the don, painting.~ · BaAk & Savings ~DI' In Pom~. ' - It's Good, It's Ba4 But It's Due Sunday Speaking of Sehoofs.-No. 88 . Vo-ed Section llrick Going Upward By,ciEORGE HARGRAVES,~ llelaoLoc:oiSchooiDialrlct . , Thi1 . Ia •1 1remirxler that on he :nillr~; lfaJ' 1, reciolrall'!" hl-' . wUl -lallo' place lo our e l - be ._lelelllate -week. We lor tbl1 purpose. problems. Unless YOtlti.PUIIII' wUl ..,.. pour 111e ·aiOb lor tile U yoo hove spoce a..U.ble for diUOIIal millage next IIIOIItb, a,.. 1 hallway and the 'music:. I'Oliba at nnl, eall me at 992-2153 In Ute ch..tl wW bo tile next lupc!Qo lbo lrontollbe...,atloqiaectlon. near fUture. These )'OUJ'C people trict to be !oced with Ute c~oa~,. It lllo drliW. atlaJ>. ..,m, no doubt. wauttoarrangeror of lhe school doors a..U. · · f tan' sclwoli Nill 'lrii? ...W 11oo ~ r.r noxt llill bel.., ...,. able lllnila hove boon tldauslad. •. ~ 1ft llle ~rot mdo or klofo!or., q,rnlng home ror tile summer va- The PI'BII\11'01 orWJailcra .... ~ · . liortOiulm:rMr: .. . ·' · , eatlol> rlalna llllary lmllln ...-.-. I would aioo to ....,~a~ borlna slates •Ul tontrtllulo 111 '; ·, lbat LEGISLATION the ••rit'(( tht1 crltil tnOhW• '·)'. .· ... In tbat IIM11041fol -tlon. ' rot to>w thll thi• nt~r ...... •toool by, · ~tat ,., ·~ 'X. ' ..... , .j By United Press lnternati~ Smlewhere in Ohio Sunday a pastor prd:ebly will be late lor church, a policeman late for duty am a newsboy one hour be-- · hind on his J)aller route. All because da,yllgtrtsavtng time takes effect the night berore and some people, as usual, wW forret to move their clocks ah.ead one hour. Under the lederal Uniform Time Act, all states begin observing daylight saving time at 2 a. m. Sunday. At that instart. the time automatically switches to 3 L m. Moat Ohloaus h.ave accepted DST as fact of lire, althougfl man;,y dislike it. Some of the reasons: Otto Metzger, a deputy sheriff at Xenia, said crime rates Increase with the advent of EDT because more people "stay.., longer, which. makes for more incldents." Roy Sn,yder, a deputy at Millersburg, said Holmes Coun.ty farmers liked daylight time because it gives them a lo~r day. "Farmers don't work just eight hours," he said. Daylight saving time is loved by sportsmen am hated by bartelllers. Golfers, fishermen, hunters and baseball rans all agreethe more da,Jrlight available, the better. Cocktaq lounges, however, are clependentonthenigtll Bar-ney Biancl of Columbus' El Diavol.o Lounge, said, "People who do go out at night are late getti~ to the ellA Daylight time 11 t.d for business." Sit S. W. LuciBoltileObloHighwiiJI Patrol headQJarten at Columbus said DST has little effect on life itself. "There's juat 24 hours in the day regardless, •• Luea1 •ld. -·vou take it al"kt do what yw want to with lt." r doift belle,. tl!ve . •• -~ -~~ : fl.. a pne·ral inr-.Diil ·••' ..,.,. ~ "' . 0 · moved to · Chleap>, ~,.\WW · • • TooCIIING VP _ l'rttst ilwlgM 10118 were bora. He ~ noer Rutland and 8fi((Uatod !rom Rutland High Meigs CGun- Ills art studies at the Chl<ago ;., Ute Iarse munl ~ In llle new iplllrters of Tile ~ifu.!s ~e~~~:-:=.;; Anniversary, warr- , 1 \ . Charter Night Now these1rt1t worl< shirts a!MI pant$ clean themselves too! Most , 50% Fortrel• polyester, 50% eatltln twill·fabric p1essed foriYtl tabwithoul ovon o·touch-up. Extro strenath slitched ot ovary llross and strain point. , 4VfJt ·. • ·. . ,, tO teachers; 10 teacher aides; one soela1 worker; oae social worker's aide; six cooks, six custodlans; one secretaryi one &sT GERMANTOWN, lad. Dttne and oae speech and hear(111'0 - ' Dozens of eara 011 a Ins lllersplat. l'enl! " Central lrelgllt train de- . A•l30-.u.rtioolowarQJW'- ...,. or 150 or over In tbo nte postlons are to be fill., rallelited41Y and buntlntollame. ch11e or ,... tents and eamplns ElghUt Dlatrlct. John Fulti wos ed, In as tar as possible, by ~hoiitlea, learlul tilet aome ol equipment has been provided cllalrman. Walter 9mee, Doll Roach and cars eontalned danaeroua Melia bOY scouts b¥ F...., • Bamett Post 128, American L&- Marlu. Kall;y wen llpiiOintod to ordered the town eloo. the '!l!mlMtlng eommlttee. Flqs Meelillll 1\'adneaday Dllht•tUte to tile Middleport The derailment occUrred m ·eaot eciae of Eaat German- hall, the .post YCiacl to makellle UUie Leall!le Auoctstloo for ~· ""'"' a towD or SilO re.oldento, money ••allllble to Tom cas- Ute -.nunley perk and to Ute ,u,_,· 10 mlloo weiltoiRichiN!nd, sell 1lho wlll hove eharse o1 VW.p o1 Middleport lor vll· lage hell. . 1 ilbere Ia GDioslm and lire )lurebaainr tile needed Items, Albert ROullh, commsoder, re... . ldllod fl per lOlls, A Pem ;;.' l:tntral spokesman JIIII'Ial oo tile aprti,g ·conterenee Tile laldon booeball Pl'08fam hold at WUkesvllle ~. He IPOIIIOl'ed by tile Mlddloport 01111 • lllid at. 101111 'llall a dcneli tank Tbe 20th lllllversaryandchartile trop11y ldvan In Pomeroy poalawao ~aCIWOd.,.. tar e1s1rt will be observed by llle earacmthe reeo&tlitlcxt ·of the post's coo- It was .,......... tiJal tile llrat Pomq. MlddleportUoooCiub trJbutioo• to the ttG:fne to the pme wW be ~old m Juile I at with a dlmer meeting at 6:30 p, Yanka llibO Gove'' proiram. The tile s,r.cuse ball.park, No bowl. m. at tile POmeroy Unltod Metbpoet was Ute ld. .st. In C<J111ri- 1118 t8Jm wllll>o lllGiiiOfed IIIII odlat Chun:h Tuesday, All Uooo butlono lu Ute memlierahijl cato- year b)- Ute unl~ • . and Donq.UOO. .... lnriled. The 111'0.,.... wUI feature ree. Olllif;1cll ~ charter member•, 15 :rMr ¥d 10 rear membtro, tile paat _mBidenbl anc1 new mem.. . borl. ' PrQjacta .o( tile club Include ' . . , . . _ . to tile "pilot d 0 i '!uDI, IIYO ro....-eh, llle CARE _..,, and aaslatanee wit!< aaailnollaoa and ......a or eblldroa In Melp Cooney, ....0..c~~~& Ute Oblen'"'=e, otDa.r··or tile dab ' 1:~=~ Fortified with Fortrels stains wish away, easier tiUin ever. And permanent press ketpt the •1 · L 1 All Contributes to Scouting S.e publicly at an open hoose Sa.,. .. rrOm 3..0 p.m., and &mday, dll)', uead Start J0 bs pre- ---------·----- • r· 0 Empt~ed ·------------·-· 99~ pair 'sen:lee t. ,. . o'wn • .500 Is .' r · u ' MENS 1.00 BANLON DRESS SOCKS By BOB WINGETT .Planning in Event Qf Disaster Begun· There ms,y be a mock dlaaater In &!•Ia• Counfl' this IIUIIUI1er. · 'Jtda waa iDdlcated Thursday Dllht Wfleo coo<dlnalloo of a plan In event or a DlaiBier waabepn. ' . . !!on 01...,., administrator or • , VeiAirBDI lfemorlallloa¢tal, waa · In oi l!ie ~·- at the ,ScoU Lucas, new boa. ,. Prof. Mutchler's Mural Hangs on New Bank's Wall EIIERGENCY HEAL'111 SERVICE - Scott Lucas, adlnlnlatratlw aBOialant at v-... lll<lmorlal Roapltal,left, and Hospital Administrator Doo Diener, dii!JIIay a poster depleting emergoncy _ hUUh aen1~ aa 1. vital P1J1: ol clvll defense. Lucas, who about two week& ago na ramed admiO.. latratlve aiaiataatattbehoapitllatteraperiodas :X..Ray techblciln, will coordlrate a Pacllage Di ... aster Plaa that could be in1>1emented locali.Y. - Sentinel Photo. ·•'Elilortonc:f 3 pairs 5.90 Rae. 1.35 ' '· 'I ~ The painting, dooe by mtllliBIIy llunoos artist Dwight lfW:hlor, wW be a of the many eye-eatchlna tealures for visltws at the open house of the aew buk buUdlna, 3-S p. m. 011 Saturday and 1..0 p. m. this Sul>day. - SeniiDel ~ .' One size fttl all -tz~a 10 ~ 13. Solid, light aqd ~~k e~a. W111t8.· 100 per cent cotton ribbed top. For this uie. pair Wonderloc Agllon Stretth i VIsit the ·31'4; Floor Fur1lt1re DeJiirt1111t Elberfelds Furniture. DIIJiillrllent Is head~ All othen at 11roportlonot• sav1n91 ' Are ~. ••I• on the 3ftl Fl-. See the New ..iirrest Mltt...01 the 3rL Floor Reaular 1.00 Orion CREW SOCKS '' Ala •• . ialo ... the 3rd ,' Play Room, KHcllen, Dlnln; Room. Outfit JOII new Home with Dependable F-'llle and Drap•ln. - . ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 24, 1969 russell