http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bedb706110df78ad3f17c177141d932c.pdf ca4f29cafcd80e183d64051ef583518b PDF Text Text ,8- . ' '111olllll7~~ . . ..... ' .. . ' \' ' ~.Apiji.Jt, -'·--"! ., ·'i ... . . , . ...., .- ~ . '~ ... -· Buil'ding Held by · ~lac~ - --- -· By United Pntap)-~~opo1 Scime eare..ria at IIUIW>Oiill.l Pla""r wiadciw, They pla...red front - · o! the , Adminlotra~tll lluUdttw with pteans or blaeiL mllilonl !laioolm X and a s~Rn i>roclalmill8 the otrueture 75 blaek mUUIIIts, armed with rides, shotguns ani knives, held the Voorhees .., '. . """*' Marina (Continued !root Pqe I) D' authorized to proceed, Evans said about three months ot ' -~ Ill reo..,.U• o1 ' ;>~· olrQie Jihlcb taft neorl,y tWo.dllrdi or the oehoiii'o . ...;..: or~ ·rcr . ~"" . lout ~· College Ubrai')'-Admlnioll'ltioll Member ,. I ' I Buildill8 today but the preoidont Damoerallc SocleQo IIIII · tho ot t h e South CarollDII school Ator-AIIIerieail ao<l0!1, snld ....,. refused to cati pOlice or set a the "Liberatad Malcolm X would CIIOillliO tho b01..d·,.W time Urn it ror the · students tc BuUding," 'Ibey distributed their dOitlitld., !Deludllil tile .' leave. leaflets saying their weuoo1 etlmi..llon or ROTC 111 tile At Harvard University under- were .. tor defensive purpoMa <:IQ)ua; were met. graduates voted not to renew a only." At e:~~:clu11fve Radclift'e, Preastudent strike, while at Rac:J.. The Harl'll'd - !OIIIId 3,222 idert - . oat quioiJ¥ at iiU clUTe, Harvard's sister coUege, desk _whlle about 100 sadllltt stlllents twice invaded the paraded In· IUld arowxl, her Administration Building ard omce. 'lbey called her "pta/' shouted obscenities at President Mary Bullting. The students at Voorhees &PJ!eared to be set for a long siege. They were fortified with an estimated $5,000 worth of food. taken from the cdlege ~ <Vfo ..; ' About · IIU1 =~ Bill Dailey - Dies in West Dies Monday •· Ripley Wofuan Is In'ured .~ ,. l' .. ' I • !. \> " in the Rawlings Cemetery at ingthe designations towhlcbthfU' DyesvJlle. are called ~lie to the irregular Friends may call at the f\i- numbering ot homes on s o m e· neral home an,ytime. streets, Mayor Fisher pointed out. Maintenance &lpervisor Har.. old Chase reported tbat his crew . Ia reacly to start on the instalDALLAS (IJP0- Dallas Cow- latioo of the Filth St. .....r boy COI.cl) Tom Landry has line. confirmed the re.POrt that The oeed tor more fire hyRHOME ON BLOCK .' qua~rback Jerry Rhome Js on the trading block. Lomry did not invite the third string to the amnal "quarterback school" rWl by the coach. Rhome asked to be traded, lilml-caller Loml')' snld. TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY APRIL 29 ·MAY 1 CLARK GABLE in GONE WITH THE WIND (Technicolor) Clark Goble - Vivien Le~ COLORCARTOON: PleasaDt Memories Adlnlulou: $1.00 ChUdren 5Dc Ruming time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. Due to popular request "Gone With tlte Willi" "ill run through Thuradly, May, 1. SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, drants in the business section was broollhl before cw..U by Mayor Fllher. However, counellmen felt that the preient iUP.. ply Is adefJiate and pointed out that the river ls also closeby 1n ftghUng busJnesssectiootires, More urgent needs for Jl.ydrants exiat on Rutland and Vtne &s., they snld. The report Of Fife Chief Rob- ert Fisher for March waaaccepted. Cow1ctl accepted unantmouol,y the resignation ot Chief of Pollee Paul Parsm.s. The reslanation was e!!ectivo last Frtdoy and 'the letter from Parsons gave no rea1100 ror leaving. He had served as chief 0111¥ about six weeks. COuncil also agreed to bill persons who damage water meters with vehicles 1n the future. others attending the meeting were Councilmen John Zerkle, George Baker, Charles Bye r, snltl .~. Lm. todaY. lng,"h'prctsporadodlolr9ftl 1-te• wereHeorderly· lull2,800 "all , of the pOtlilantlory c:ariytll8siRna ,D!9SIIII'Y t&mcU~·: of the fa. Which 'read: "We. wut deceut el!fly operatad u - . wqos - e<Daet Gov. Jamao A. aate A4l. Gel!. s, .T. Del Hhodei." . · .. ~·• snld ho ordered 7q 11101'11 One .,.;Ira. who lois ·em- tr- 011 8 taildl1Y to nplieo piQfed at tha Prfllll ' Conlwall he ....for"mnpathetic 1o llld tile .qoect ""' l'llaes'' but could not tho prdo' mothod o! pr«eot. un.re bJ DOtblnt [ can do about »>.Y niiea," CanhveD slid. "'nalt Ia aleslalatlve function.". A bill 1o ralle prlltll flllll'C[ 1at0rte1 eurronity II l>&llfbw In the Ohio 'clolaturo lull a cCIUIItteo heorl'- 111 tile mea- •' ~ fllr seven • .. 11. r. 1"8 •· Vn. Willi, »ro. and lfro. E...,. LoW•Iolo~~ roil'e11Dneato to lhooe ~ . Mro. Ooarloo - . ert KIQR', IJid Mra. P-.rl IIUII"'r . ;. -· _.,.....·- - ··-------l~----~-------" apparel lor ,_ CenterMalle El"-'elds In ~omeror Yaur a!lll fumlsldi!IS for YGII heine• . .Big 19:,... Screen .Portable TV ... Maey llewart. cloo- The temperatooro Ia Po_., - . . . flu- buslaell dlotrlet at ~. !lied 11:30 a.m. todi.Y waa f8do-o, In ...... ~ CoDimoa ~. l)nlor ovoreallt oldeo. Ctlurl l!f Virllnla Marie JlyeeU, ~ 12 Baiirood a., lllddl.,-t. lllllialt Cbarloo JlyeeU, Columbut. »ro. JlyeeU ....... 111 culllodJ or oae minor chll4 News••• in Briefs the rear end r1 a ear in frGDt ot her, filling north on Viand 11. at 8th St., driven by Jameo Lon& 23, Gottlpoll& Ferey, Ltllg had alowed 1D aiiOI!' a ear In trout o1 him to make a 111m 11th street. Damages were elltlmat- .LO<at - · Dlltrl<t T........~ at·y ' . .. ' VOL. XX11 NO. 8 but to.llolp a plaee Ia tbo . . . -)-•·' -"""home .SAIGON (UPI)- AUied loreeo idlled 149 communlsta 1a boUle• -Iter· near the Cl:mbodiall border alii the Demtlltorlzed zooe (DMZ), u.s. mllllal7 !l10hesmen Rid fodai, Ia 1he maJor battle, Amorteon tanl<s and tllloatrymen routed _a North Vietname~ unit tram a bunker complex, kDlill864olth8DI. Far to the nortb near the Demtlitarlzed Zono (DMZl, South Vietnamese trcq)s killed 85 North Vieinlmese troq>o II\ two elasheL GIJ of tho lith Annored cawry drovo lnio the Hllhl ~ lha partllla lrid elllldrta. The lull Dr. LQman dlo- free oehool oenlc:oo would lacuooed ota111ng aad ftMnclnl elude eotabUa11las a <lao....,. 111'11111 wblcb . ...0 u.naiole for otltiltkla oladlar 10 kiDdorpr. . . Ia Mmcll¥ olllfot. sw...., ot Ilia - far porlidoaiel Ia avlllahlo frcmo f-.1 llaldo. '1111 . liB board ollleialt ... ·111'01... lnteJ.at ID tile pnlgram ' Ai:b r.i 1/!JP I'I!IIO•fu, . TilE FRENCH ""::!~~lndleated t11e1 at tide par - ot tilellilt iiY.naiolL 'l1lo •• reeOd wltb tile Ill Rutland ·chli- ~1im &trim 19" diag. lC!Ie II - ~ thlt ,IQ · fU,OOO lo.llllliedtO_., dl~ ~ .....~"!P ~ bJ lltt. olite, '1111 ~(iulrtor of I mill •.., ioa!led b,y ll1o ..... I )'081' 11(10 briJtll In abOut .,. oooa year. . .,.,, "" - - - - \ . Registration in Noloon Lee Newell. 18, Rt. 1, Rutlto!d, ldmltl.ed "' Holzer Mtolical center. First Ave., GIJJ&.. . .Polia. at 2:15 L .m. toclay with Pomei'Oy Th111'8day for ehltdrOII 111- scalp JaceraU911s. Ia listed In sa__, c:onditloa. ter(ltfl klnlltriiarten II tha il:>meNewoll, snld the Slate llighwoy MEliORtAL FUND l'<t' Eiemtntlry lichooi 'filii !Ill ADA, Clltlo '.111"" -. A w1U be boljl at ~;30 p.m. 'lllll's- Patrol, waa the dri-ver in a one-. car aeeident at 2:15 L m. on Rt. mOi-tel ..........Iii; In ...... ~attioiociml, . l1r7 ot tloo llle Dr.•s. Lao White- · A Plrllltl tlbould a<COIIIPODY 7. one and sb:~a miles n.orth the Rt. 35 by-{llloo at - - .... - · - · - a t Ohio oaeb cltlid to be onrollOil and of. Offtcer1 said Nenll, headed Nortlttm llnlnfllb'. 11alted birth cerlllleateo ltld tnnuntlfllthodllltlOYIIIIOGlthoOb'lo zaUoo reeords lhould also be nwlb, wont .off t1to left oido of hiShWIY. It> an --.m. CCMI!Il'IDCO Ill "' tiiO .Iliad to taken, ctiitdren 1D bo onrolled lha amovorturned.Newell . wao toOoar tho tor-wdYoriiQ>truo- mull bo nve by Sapt. 30, tills thnMn out of the car. The ve-toi, who ollod Feb. If. year. hicle waa delilolished. 'l1lo Petrol diad Newell toGalllpolls Munleipol Ctlurl 00 I PAD (UI!Il- 'l'ho- VIet IIDttiWI<od today It to ......,. charge of reelde11 cptl'ltlOII. fQr •-.tiCUIIiCIDII wttb tbe other parties" io pt the Vietalm Stephen Lee Nett, 20, Rt. 2 ..... llllki .JDO¥hlr l8lin. Bldwall, na cited to Mlllic:!Dal . Vntll, ,_ tile VIet ce..t ill• re!uooci toheld lido taika with Court .. eharps or opoed in the aovorlllleat. Tho AWes illd oalled tt.t excess tor J'Gid cordlUGna and rolltllla malar ... onbUil8 bloek "'peace. drivill8 'uodor ouopenoltll '~Tho dallliotilla oil tile Vlotlam Retlonll Frlltt far on oecldent late Tuellday lliglt. L - ~ to nidy to 1111or Into dl"'""lo!oo with tho ijo peotad $236 b«d lor. court . ~ to .... tile lllOWI !onrard,. Rid Tan ~ .Kiem of tile Vllt c- 'l1lo LlbetalliNI Frlltt to Tho [lllrol Iavestlptad thotha Vlat Coow'• Jieullc:alll'IJl. . car accident at UJ30 p. a 'fuelTadljo'o ~ tiPjlarentfl .Wled 1 maJor ohlfl Ia dol< Ill tile Bulaviii&-Porlor ltd., tha COinlntmllls'. polley; PntYiauoiJ )he VIet C,.. bad .od.r one mtlo south or Rt. m Ne!J " - ' " " ' tile Ualtad statu .. tha lioslaCGtqiOient.P&rl.J' with failed k> nqotlate a ......,., Rio whlcb to dlacun Ill..._ far eodiag the war. . · vohlcle wont Into 1 !lnid ~.,..,. 'l1lo c:arwasdelnollohed. Neff was not iJWrod, . . ' Rest- Co.. up to • v.....,..,. .. - .- ...u. ... .\ .• \ POR THE INTIR! . Ma/cft~~Boast FAMILY COME TO .. Bel.l¢. W{lllops Delta ·Queen Good ... Tht S11ot In ·. PrieN ' :.• , ed ot$75. I i. ~I oil \ %} ~ tf. ... , • . ~"'$ I !.. ; .. '&:<:.., Ill.. 1 J.· ~ <ll i o {r. • \ o" ·~i pre- ' ROBERT JfOIIm, 11JGIIT, ollltt llalp C.,. · Teaehors AlooclaUoa, welcamaa Louia Koeod&Pl'l•-ortlle Oblo Edueatloo Aolodalion, put $Mbr at u aooodBieotllll in Reetae 1\tolday nf&lll, . . ' atql mort than 30 oew Mtll t&llko. u.s.· lot Air Cavalrymen dropped into l!tttle ·II\ hellcop- l-· I toro. ·'lbe Cmununlsts were believed frtlll one or two NVletDamese dlvlalCD in War Zone Cj SO miles noi1hwest of i near the Camhrxttan OOrder. They fought baek with automa.Uc weapona fire and Saigon roe~opelled greoado~ ,, IIIIS, W. P. OIILINGEIUNDDAIJGitH!:R,Ifro.J-V• narl, both ...ebero in lha lfolp LOeal Scbool Dlotrlct, _ . amoar tile .wroxltnlte 100 teaeilero - · a ....a,.at tile Melis Coualy V·ariety of Cases ·. . sources had r.,ned that oew CIIDIJlllllist attacka were txpectad in May, perhaps to coincide with Ccommunlst May Day obsetwulces, Cl" 'P'reakleat Ho Chi Minh' • birthday May 19, Govermnent spokesmen said Conmumist gunners blasted ~ Ngoc Hoe popular forces oolpoat 110 miles southwest or SalpL It wOUD<iod o~t elvtliaDs and caused ntigh:t" eaaualtlea among tfle troops, spokesmen laid. Ia tho demllltartzed Zone separatlnK tile two Vietnam1, U,S. flahter-l>ombors deotroytd eliht bunkers aDd. killed tour In Court Actions Two petitions ror divorce han been tlled, a DOUce ollfiiJid entered, one divorce granted, a guiiQ' pleas to a charge entered and a llliDber ol other cases lave been dliiiDliHd by Meigs Cooney Common Pleos Judp Jolm C. Bacilli. Divorce actions were filed by Jo Ann Crisp, Rt. 2, Rldae, agnlnst Roy Lee Crisp, Aberdeen. Ohio, IIIII by Ariella J, Pie-, Syracuse, against El>er 0. Pickens, also Syracuse. Oaar&e• ol gross neiloct od duly lull extreme cruelcy are made Ia both.Mrs. Crisp is seeking custody of a minor child and Mn. Picklu of two minor children. Tbe notice of aweal was en- c. Bacon, Jr.; w.Id L. u.n.. tered by Charlie J. Greer, Rt. ley vs. :ileryl M. MiniEr, a.r.. I, R11tland, apinst J. C. Flow- o1yn S. Pa;yno vo. H. North VietJmnese t r o o p a, era, aa administrator of the Bu- PQne; MaryV,GamesYI.Jamel spokesmen said. reau of Workmen's Compensa.. L. Glrnel; Jenny lt. Whftti!Qibl It Wll the 90th ''signltlcant'' tlon, the ln<'!olrial COmmission . vs. Charleo W. Whltllngloa; KIFIDCident inside the DMZ since ~ Oblo and tile Oblo Depart- enRuSI8ll vs.EddieRuueii,Jr.; 1..-- Preoldont Lyndon B. ment or IIII!hwoys. Mary Lou Evans vo. llarold 1'1· Jdmooll ordiored the -bi.. of Rouald J. WUcoxea, who bas ana; Joam Wolle n. FraakUD' North VletiUI halted laot Nov. been chari,od with DWJ, ljlpOOl'• Arthlr Wolle; Ruth A. llelr1VL ,1, IPOkelll'len said. ed before the cwrt and pi - . I cari F. llelr1; llonnlo M. Flllbto the lesser charge of er u. Jobn Fisher, Jr.; Hear7 recldess operat:krl and was fin- Doerfer, Jr. vs. Patriela Alit eel $SO and costs. Doerfer, and Sara E. Glhb1 n. AUcia Jane Branham MB Gerold L. Gibbs. granted a divorce from i!enr1Y L. Branham on llJ'(IIIIda or fll'OS• Three Defendants noslect ol du1;y aad eru- OUProgram ad..,_.., _.0' A~tedby John Bentley eiQ'. Caoes 181 for petit Jury trial and tho dateo sel!eGIIed for each 1o bollfn, all in the matter ~ ""' proprlatton or eosements for hlab• .,. -pupoaes, lncludl Dwaine A. Jordon, ot. nl., Mal 19, It 9 a.m.; Ne;y Carpenter, et. al., ~ 28 at 9 a.m., and Jackie P, Allmao, Jmo 9, at 9 a.m. Caaa dlamtsoed !Delude E. J, Fre;y VI. Marzle Delotll, ot. nl.; Jlldlth Ann llocoh VI. Jolon F'med by Mayor Mlddloport MQor c. o. Flzb. er !Iaed dof-'111 •10,.. ....., eaeb in l!eutap 1\to., nlllhiFined WII'O llooald G, J1oa11t, 26, Rutlaad, _ . . , .... Qfr. ford Kaulf, 59, Nl~-- . . Otto Jolin-, 65, o l a a r I'<IY, both for fi*Dicotlioa. L.- Fodoi1flw a t200 bcDI Pllled 111 • cborae or llri'flnl'llllla ......... ..... 31, - · ......... lfalional ' . . :\•'-"' ':'·.\ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ill* Federallletl!'ilt J · l.· 1 ·901P,fatltn ' Teachoro Aaooclatilla held Ia 111<1111 1'ltOI4Q< .... fort- b,y - I I . ........ WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE I . I otshf. illro. Ohlillger's other twodauglltoraarelllso ...eborL - .... and IIQgor 21, GalllpoUo, .• $H .... OPEN ACHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY < South Vietramese Intelligence 'NM II' s NaliOillll Baby f u• - See the Spec tab f~r !he I' ee~ ( V. S. · casualdea were four kiUed am 30 wOUD<lect. spokoomen IJii4. The Americans killed 57 Commlmia"' Ia the ftrst ll'h hCIII'& of flahdng 1\tosday, than kllled aeven more a ffNI hours later, J.POksamen said. U.S. 852 bcmbors illvo carried ·out 33 nids in tile area ..... the Cambodian border Ia the past six da,yo to trY "' head off a Jl911ilble _,.. wave of ··~, •!Pfko,b,y ll!o•. lllh~ 7thJ'I!l"t!l Vietrainese di\Utons, spokesmea said. Accident Ita lha _ , . ctU,t io llv•IJIO . ~ bll dl~l~ alii thf.savlnp on Porch a!ld Lair? F1111Jtul1 ~ the aec- Near Cambodian Line ' Sweeney 8Qd Dr, I.!'le fAliDID jnlnarolull!ree or AlboU; botlo. o1 ,tile liblo Val- oebooilll"fi<llo. lo;y Mlllllll )llllardatilla EYitua- . 'l1li,y doocrlbod hOme jnlnara tlOo Ual~ who at . .. tralaed .............. would a opeellll oaoaltll. or t11e board 1111 laio 1loo 1oome ltld w1llo , llacklltt, 149 Communists Die One Fourth Needed ' , urar, aad Pby!Uo rota.,-. ·'ranks and Gls Win Major Battl~~ 11111t El,irfelds In . ~a- with WEDNESDAY APRIL 30. ... 1969 ' ...... olllelala ol tile Eni1loiioa I tiii'OUIIII - rt-111- )1111 ... - Bob . Onl wao tile new 'prellldofit..otect aad w1U take over aext )'081', Other ofllcert ....,. .., were JUdy CodDm". treaa. enttne Ulill. .a part ot 111e COllljl(tbOD"" ltellth ......... !li Appelacld&D Ohio, dl,... u.t 75. par ~ not to JI!IRN '!01111, lllib lfdiQol , ~Q> mombor, tool! .,.... . io pralldent-etoct, haviJii boliD " - to head tile .,,... ·eiltton 1 ...r oao. , family In a compact portoblo-at a budgelple•lng price! Get f!mquo RCA ~!Ciuro . quaii\Y from a powerful ch.Uta, odvancld design tunero and Pan-O-Ply plcluro lube. I ''Teaellero have a biUQ- ._·, .........Q>- that ocboollltfl Ia ~.· Morrll otatecL • POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT,:·oHIO • , "' '· " ..... LOCAL TEMPS tht / Big screen ~Iewing ploaourelor 1118 whole COIIUilltteo 1o makll a ._tore DIVORCE ASKm A potlllm for dlvoree, cltarclni .,.., IIOIIeet ~ - and .He_......1Dember. to - ~ tile ....... lo,. _ . edl!<otlon, . . :• ~ . Kooollwao - e d by 1o1m 11on, ]lteoldont or tJte ....,. • Low, Low Price1 1 •-•ton Sayre, 17, of 2510 MI. Vornoo Ave., for fallure to have .her vehlde under coatrol It hit Isn't it .about tillte you up•dated your lltethod of b11l pay1"1! and record keepinQ with a Checki"'! Account? To assure your lltoney is protected yet readily available, see us . ...." m ;by DRIVER ClfEil POOO' PLEASANI' - Clt;y Follce have eltad Mra. Genevieve Check and Double Check ./'~ ., ·. ~' ' Ml'o. '"'' r.iWOfe t>I'Ytd 1be ltlte Stlllte IDtnlduced a resolutltll. Moafal' ldglt calllll8 for 1 ihclt'ouilb lavootlpdtll of <GIIIItlotuo at the prtOCXL The reo..- liked tha Sanoto Edueatfon. Hoalih lull Wel!ere . COLUMBUS - 11IE omo HOUSE of Repre.-u...o dlspenoed with ita regular ""loo todaY to devote t1iiuo 1D «<)UD(Itee heoriqfo, lndudlqf lllroe "'llraae meeilop on tho b!BIIIIIal budget. 'l1lo H..,.. Fltaneolull >\R>noprlatitlll Canmittee oot bearil!p II 10 LDL, 2 p.m. llld 8 p.m. In hopo or OOIIIIJw eiour to em!ll8 work 111 tile t5.8 billion bilL 1 pteoldinta, lioiolll ~~ · ~~~~~~~;~~~ · ~ ptt ' 5111'8 Wll IChedtlled for tontght. Howe bruy in rommiUee lworinga l .. lifa·, oi ~·ln- qualified tO .... 'DOiol """ reaol;y 1D pollet•lbolrCJODrlllkL" Teocl>aro 111111 be dodleOted 1o ~tile .......Ill eaYtroomoat. be snld, ..... by .... ' 'I, . Lytlla.<to ...., • lag- I ·" Rqlom ·"'" liven · m,..,..._,ot; the toc,i - -f-Witlltlleli' tha bUo,y Povtlll• I r om · l. . abletlt prda .at iilonllllld yiaro, aid he woo not 1 niem- , Tho 1\111'11 oalll. ~.am SC.te Refconttatort, but tha 111011 ~ or tile untm "but I'm not .o!. hlo 298 fallow workeri .[11111n wero not noeded ~- gotQ( to wprk 1111111 ,.. p1 1 •• •Yel'IIO 01 SO '-'per week the · Wll!tootl· preeoeded b,y ,.. ...,. nloe.' · beeauoe ot a oltoo1lp or..day 1 planrled Anaso ltrlke "Our f2,52 an hour ...,.tole" oro. Re Rid thaiUtharlzedprd oeheduled by about .6,0110 otate t~ a Columbus sar~xtge col· strollitb wao 396 but "low fill' emt10JU over waps.· lector's,'' the pard uld. ''let'" doeaD'ta~et new people." (~ rr.m Pqo I) Cll!ford Stumbo, Dick VaiiBhtn seek the French presklenc)' vacated by Olarlea de Gaulle,: the man and David Ohlinger, and Clerkwho !ired him ao prime mlnloterlast J,.._ Treasurer Gene Grate. 'l1lo boa,_oet politlclaa toiAI lha 1-..ohlp of the GauiUII party Ia a moratng meoU.. ttat ho felt It lno duly to boeome 1 c:andldate. Hlo aldeo .._.-ted a gt'lltllldoweU o!-.. oeatlment s...,..... ' I ' .....a,.,,. •hi!' -.cee••· . ""' lnopoctltll ol tile IU¥eir-dd pent-.ry wl!b partieolar emor Rt. 33 Otlll) Rt, 2 8QC( ram- phaJla oa ' 1 HcUrity loreea, pen.. med the or the Patter1111 alUe1, ·pwdlhmentl, elalisl4ca• tlono, oecrOfllltionl, troatmento, car. overci'OIIdiJog am working ...,. POINT PLEASANT - ShorBomer wao cited for !allure d1Uons." . rm Am1 Qleen was voted by to ylpld riiii>t ,. . ~ - and for Maury Kcblelu, •tate ctmthe seven other ccutestauts I'UIIItiDI a red llibt by tile Jackmislioner ot correetima, Mid "Miaa C<lagenlallt;y" ot the ..., Cooney Shorill'oDepartment. ••there bas to be a pay nlse'' MIIB Mason CoouiQ< Sc:bolarbut CODdiiiiUIId lhe ...u...t, He lhip l'lioaDt, Sa1ul'dlcy ldglt olid he wai "aplor(ltfl lop) ot the FU!nt Pleaaant IIII!h READMITTED FOB X-BAYS action" to Old the protaat. Scbool Auditorium. Her prize POINT PLEASANT- Ml' s. illll' waB the '~•• Conganiallt;y" Woomer; or so Bordotte Adoll300 Natioral Guordemen ·were dlp1oyed to maintain trtl(lb.y. tton, .... admltl.ed to 1'1ordor at tho prl- Tiley will 9!erron Allllls Ill yearsold, VIIlloy llolj>ltel lfclnclo,y for fllr. 6~1~ ~. "'Ill ~l'OIIII ""Utld t!IOr x-rifl 11t11 oboe>iblue eyes, measure• 36-it..as, Kra. Woomer waa 1 vtcdm ~ ~~3--~~~~ and weigf!s 125 lbs. Koblentz snld about oo'~"'""" a driver who crowded her IDCl The daugbter orMJ-. aad illro. her tllsbond orr the hlg1njo,y Sa~ ViiOI')' p e r - nplae&i tho otlo ~ or Ma- she Is a urd&J' nlllhl at Weat Cotutmla. llllii!leld am· tllet graduateol Waluuna II11ib, w11o Mrs. Woomer IBUitalDecl Iaee:r•- all otbor 1t1te Pimllnatl!utitlll has IUended Marshall Univer. ttm of the rlibl eyelid and temilormall,. oiQ> and is employed at t b o pla ~ 21 stitebea, <hoot - Del eon. snld ;. to111 or t9.Citizens National Bank. ooo tnqoo won '"' oall In Ohio llljurleo, and • brol!on pnlr ~ am U.t thor would bo aostasoes. lile lo ompiQYed It tile W.'IJ.W.;;:. "CL"R.·. . ·.·· · .·: '• •'• .;.· oigaOd to duly at lha penftoo. Maoon Cooney lllotAlr Co. PLEASANI' VALLEY HOSPITAL Admittad - Carrie L. 11fa1n. botham, Red Houoe; Mro. flo¥ Woomer, Point Pleuaot. !>locharpd - Dorool MeC.,, . .· t t - . ' '·' I~OOOndlea· btlll 1..-"' ~· OIIIIJIIftllll work(ltfliDiiother will couoo ~~'' , , - o l am beot ............., 1n ....... "~llilnplo._,"lloura1l<ibe'rt 'llorrio, [irindjJII o1 HI tbi ootllel...,._k!MMjllo ed ~· DOl Juol 1o "moire tile l'omOi'<Q< )!!~ ,S<hool Ill · latlofaciP ol ...... otu- ool,y 1 -*"'a t o _ . . ltld cooiniJ ·~tiro-. but to be •-.ty _ _ . t o wao In diOr(lll o1 fill bulllnoao • • atta1a · . · · - . . , He ~ • maedail K\IOiill· otatad tllel w b II o cdttcateaebero ..0 inllltlns 111 I h o AooocliUtll . ........ we r o, 't!ltleb lie aad Mora bid •1;Jelt" llld on~·· uri,od 1D ~tO. with lha rec111111 Ia Columbuo 111 tile lllbthco' ..,Ill bo IUl'O tllel tha.Y are lelllolature and to ... that ...., .Joo:l ol cllzidvltlllltd ;rauth. - 100. ~ ~· .... 10 ''tar tha duratioil" ';, tblliallo~~ Pa~.a__. ~- out. ,, .. flip•~ Oil!l> Piql~ todaY <- ibo ~~ do~ 1 ftr to i'Oplaeo PrfiCI!) ~~ who 500 " " " - wQo hlko olayed .ott .tht ~. Ia a ani i..,...,oed -tl,; A UlllOol a...,.....,.• .,,dl.._bJ dt111ute.. , . .' .•. . oJOkooman snlil they · 111o ........_. o1 Jilbllc Ia~ G. Canhnoll1 WUdotl matti orr work "d ·tile de- · au-., for allepctq lolldoc <>! tile aneteat Prlooa. ,iald •Ill¥ ' IIWIIIs are met." a tOIIIp(JiN bomb tbr.at. ·24 it tho 1'15 auarda <~~h doy Weartll8 black oiJn - · to ""ciJe J~s Lao Tbomp.. noported far work •I 6' doollr!ote .a "period of lll....,.. , louse" and a scatterbw of - CcudJ c.urt four~etter words. The .-no o has r ~ Fl~Circuli Leo, IJ, o1 were proteatiltl dtsclJillnary Point Pleaurt to bie ~ ' to · action agolDii 22 glrlo. the !late a.olrial Scbtiol fllr . . IIO)'o at ~ lllllfl.a.to 21 y..,., old or d[aeblrpd bJ· ll1o !late ComDilo- of No- ' 0E4's Ko~nig !'OIO~~D~,~"' . . . '. ' • POINT PLEASANT, · '!<•· I'L c '(VPO - ·A PVIat Plluioit bor wOI -ced; to. tile !laio ~ duolrial School for '!"'t• - 11 ' ' l.' ,,. ,: ' paper work woold be involved and tile · system would be Installed rrom three to six months after that. His firm would JIOSt Uc IDstlmllons.. a performance bond, he said Lee wao cl>ari,od wltll BilkMayor C. 0. Fisher said that (ltfla bomb throat to Pcllil Pleaohe had two other recJ~ests from ant JuniOr IIII!h Scbool. Tbe tetesimilar firms to discuss the inBIJI A. Dalley, 40, a native p1me bomb lllrlll, wlllch .- stallation of cable seniee Jn the ol Meip Cluil;)', dled unerpect.. ed !alae, was tlladolo ciQ> pollee fjjwn. One pt., was on hand and edly !linda¥ at hlo home In 111·here AFJ1 10 IIQ1q there '• • was discounted because It ot- dJo, Calif. Lenora EXfie Dean, 86, Rt. 4, tered little more than the three He was bom Nov. 2, 1929 In • bomb olaeed Ill the ........ Pomeroy, died Monday in t h e cbarmeh which are now reeelv- Pomeroy and was tdlcated In Meigs General Hospital. SIJe was ed from West Virginia without Pomeroy achools. Mr. Dalley preceded in death by her bus- cable service, and had hIgh waa a Korean War veteran, haYband. Harry Dean. rates, officials said. ina served in tbe U.S.AlrForee. &lrvivors include these chll~ Representatives or the other He was asaoeiated witbthestanddren, John, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; Mrs. firm Will be invited to attend a ard OU Company of Callfonrla POINT PLEASANI' - illro, Florence Well, Athens ; Mrs. Jen- MIU' 12 meeting of cwncll and .. the past several yean. Box Patter.... 1!8, or Blplor nie Blackwood, Maulllon: Sylvia outline 1tleir services. SUrviving are hta Wife, Jac:was edmltl.ed to Ploaaant VelBryson, canton; Artis Waggoner, About four years aso oowtcil quelyn; three children, Dawn Ma~ ley llolpltel Smdo,y evemg lllfHarrisonville, and Mary Paynter, agreed on a firm to supply the rte, Laurie Kim and 1boma1 feriDa from fncturea of t h e Carpenter; two brotl!ers, John service. However, it was not Dean; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rawlings, in Florida, and Harley developed, and that agreement Eversti (Peg) Dalley or I'Vme· rlllhl knee lull tile -...., and pain& Ia the choll, foiiowlag .. Rawlings, Columbus; a sister, expired in September ci last roy; two brothers Howard of .Midaeeidoal at tho lniaroectloa ot Mrs. Faye-Schaefl'er, Columbus; }'ear. dleport, atKt DOn of Cbilllcothe, B - 2 lull R- 53, It Ill. 21 grandchildren, 26 greatiiRDdThe need fOr more orderly and two 'alstarJ, Mrs. Gene Alto. chlldren, and three great-great- numbering or homes in the com- (Pegy) Houdallbelt, PomerQJ", 'Her Ill~ Rlx, 62, was tray. grandeirlidron. municy was agoln mentioned and lull .illrs. Jacl< (Loulae) Keii,y ellng lilrfh .011 R - 2, WhOD a Funeral services will be held it was agreed to send letters to or Columbus. cor drl~ by Bu.,- L, Blllatr Thur~ at 10 a.m. at the Elf- such homes asking that the house Funeral service& were sc:hedol31.5 M,rer Ave., llockqoLiite, .lng Chapel with the Rev. Roy number& be changed. Police and uled attbe WidniwFuaeral Home Ohio, ran a red llllhl com1na out Well officiating, Burial will be · firemen have d:ltltcul1y in locat- In Indio. Lenora Dean ,, " ' . ~~' .P4trp~.- . ~~~~·· · .~tiitards Reit . Years . ' ' . .: . f ' ','{\ r. ·y.._ Iiiio' .> : _-.,: �;f· ~ D-,~~rs..~.~~~~~·O.·, W.,..lidQ, ~ 30. 1919 ' '' ,• ~ • One of the principles by which this nati~ has operated from its founding is civilian control over the military. That principle is served not only by the fact that the president is commander-in-chief and that a civilian is head of the Defense DeJ>MI· ment bufby the leavening effect obtained brCJviUans drawing into the services masses of through the drall and the ROTC. Should the services be denied this leav ening should they no longer be able to flll the officer ranks with thousands of ROTC graduates yearly, sh?~ they ~ com· pletely isolated from cav1b~n Arnenca, the 8 antimilitarists could find m the end that instead of striking a blow for peace, 1·}: f i .. ,, ,I humanitarianism and individual liberty they have ~nly succeeded in ~~eating .in this country a Prussian-type military elite in&nitely more inimical to their ideals. This possibility, not the question of money, IS also the most ~ogent argument against proposals to aboh.sb the draft and make military service entirely voluntary. An anti-ROTC editorial which recently appeared in 29 college newspapers around. • ' ·•·· ·( .LaQd~. a ..: TI!tllolll-..oJ.I'~"'l!,!!f~ O.,W~';""'iitlr\1~1111.,., < .. .' '' ' i ,.,.' ' ,, -~ ... "' By NOEL GROVE NEA Stoff Correspondent , ·"· •> I , I. :I. •' ' ' .I' I I ! WASHINGTON- (NEAl- one ap~roach is lo say that The complications of diplo- the maJority of the people in macy touch many people in the coun~on't realize the !Washington, ~~- lnOuence· . ' Rittner proJ... -~Department expert to , ,lhe ~ ..sor holds m this coun)J;y~l shoe store salesman Who re- foreign policy decisions .:. · ce!Ves 'a"bad cHeck from a "Why, just the other day," ·foreign embassy employe. said one punster, ''an old acOne of the latest to receive quaintance of his was overa Jesson in international re- heard saying, 'I wonder, lations was an interior deco- who's Kissinger now?'" rator wbo redid the inside of ' • • the Saudl Arabian embassy. mE GERMAN WAR rna· At high cost be did the ch.me was a masle r stroke o1 place in a beautiful J>Iue and effl·c·•ency and orderllnes.s, white-woodwork, carpedng right? Author David Kahn, and wainscoting. The walls writin~ in the upcoming were a blue- and white· May Issue of the Atlantic striped wallpaper. monthly, answers with are· sounding "No!" Proud of his efforts, he invited the ambassador's wife Picking at the Panzers, to come inspect the job. Jn- shooting holes in the blitzstead of praise, he got a neg- k r i e g, Kahn saYs the .ative response, especially vaunted Wehrmacht was about the shade of blue as lt "imP o s sib I Y inefficient." combined with the white. He Though the w(_)rld thinks the argued. but the most explan- earIy-war I.tghtn'mg aItack8 , . IY ar· was that it just were al mos t excI ustve atory answer wouldn't do be c a u s e, "I metred assaults, Kahn says don't thin~ 9Ur people would the Wehrmacht was, in fact, like it!" using many horses behind its Puzzled. the decorator did tanks a fte r tbe muc h-cr1·t·I· ' . ed US some research on national CIZ · · Army had g1' ven colors. The P uz z 1em e 0 t up horse transport. ended when he matched his The German dictatorship walls with the colors of Is- was so rigid, says Kahn, that rael. when Allied t a n k s were "We redid the place in clanking past Nazi party of. French gray·blue," he said. !ices in April of 1945, "the fuehrer's la!thlul were work· Apparently no one lold him log out the paper-clip re· about those French Mirage q u J rem en t s for the third J'ets · , , , qua ri er of 1945... A FAVORITE UNE k One e"P."rt cracked , "Had rna • the stencil and carbon paper ·mg the rounds O1 was h.mgton factories been p1aced at the has lopdo ,wd ilht top of the (Allied) slratefP.'c these H .Dry d:lsSslnger ' res' en bo rnbing offensive's priority Nixon's foreign policy ad- list. the whole system might viser. well have collapsed earlier." There are variations, but ~ aune. It"'' Ill tl!e eighth inlllllc to brle!IJ put the Glanto lnllle leod at 3-2. • ' O...Man Show klatt wao procdcall,r a .,.. man ohow lor the Glada 'last W..ll, dr!YIDI In 13 runs and . WimiOII three pmll with boll hila. Bonis hao been juot 11 hot thll -k. Elsewhere . In the Nodoosl League, <lllcqo rowed Phi. ladolpllla, 10 - 0, Loa\ Aowolll su edpd Diego, 2.1, New York Weotern Division lead with Los Aqjoles, which pushod iicroa~ two runs In the llrlt lnnllll! 0D11 then held o!l a ntntb-llllllow son 01110 l'llly to bell the Padreo. RelleYOs In Nlllth Jbn Brewer relieved with two on '11111 none out In the nll&h. He loaded the •••• bolore gettlow plnol..tlltior Fd Sploslo on a pop Oil! lor tho third 0011. Hal ~ piQ!ng with an 11\)u'eil Wrlo~ dr.,. In r,... with a aiDIIe, Imler and lwo oacrifice ,, flies 1111 FerpiOII Jenldna pltchod a --bitter as the Cubs rlppnd Phllodolphla to improve their hold oo ftrst Montreal, 2.0 1111 place ID the Eastern Division. Allants nipped Houstoo, Z.L Tile DOll Kooslnger had three hits blaukecl Ex-Marxist Cites Goofs By N. Korea Commandos .· By RAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Correspondent prelfdonU.Icandldate to nm under ,.,,..,, A-Andrew Jackson In H& R Firestone's · Q-Whot U the fMGflltlg .Swinging Spring Sale 'llwl D.........UC Portv . ' 1824. of the """"' Caro!me? A-'lbla Gorman name means noble-aplrltect LAWN MOWERS Nicklaus ·GOLF 3 BAL_LS 18"- 2 Cyl. lor '$45.95 LAWN MOWERS 50 Foot 18" to 22"-4 Cyl,' GARDEN HOSE $59.9$ J.99. ' PROPANE · Hlah Firer ·Kites ~~ iO' Section lach FOLDING .FENCE 5' ALUMINUM STEP LADDER sa.·99 ' to be lnAltrated. was disad"' earner tor 8IIY one rum - Bill vau.tgeoliS because it was easy of access by South Korean ·forces. ..To make sucb a team elecUve, there should have been dlversloDBry tactics to thiD out the troops available lor aoarchblg for the lliO men. Tile Norlh Koreana should have heated up the demWiarlzed zone and hit a number o1 scat· tered points along lbe long coastline wllb feiDta. "The - team ' bould he lnJII ted "" s s not ve tra' together. That was certain to attract wide notice." 4-(Eatl team member earr1ec1 2111.... to Will. $75"Nto $111-la eoulllerfell Soulh Korou earreoey.) h 1ur 81 ' ow, w on fu e ~upo In trate, carrying genwne money.. the people wl"' eve it Is w~"--•· u w.uuq "All that tbey accomplished was to lose~ COJlftdenee of the very people whose friendablp they wanted to WID." 5-(WIIea discovered lbe ._adoa loamo bll for 111e to lntlltrate large clUes where they could bave hidden them· selves among the population. II "Was sulc~, especially ID the snow, to attempt to return overland to r<orlb Korea or to hide ID mountains devoid of loUage." Mercury, retired an.r t5 ,_, ct lhlrtsloove new!iplpertng, heo written a book about the Mar- cury ..... ·~ loundfna'38 , _ , a.,, unear Sr, You Curtt ·.... llhaDdJ Is Iiot accepdnr a_.,. of l'O)'aldoo, evtr)'lhlna to eher. 1\Y and can look bock on a proud career ill which he lent rnau;y a well-ltllnod <W to tho N,' Y. iiiW- ..... "' GOod d- Uo. Timely Quotes U the forcea ol the free world wish to condnue belplatl South Vietnam tbey are welcome to do 10. Bul II they wlih to 'f'lthdraw1 ·the South Vietnameio!' p io·p I~ this y~ar are able lo· ohi>u~ · der their own reopo8olb.Ullles. . -Preriaent Nguuen Von Thltu. . ' ' . . ' WORLD ALMANAC MCT8 ' "'".\loll • ·, 1l"'' \9·'''·' ly PHIL PASfOREt One sure way to get bacll: on your feet ls to have a son or driving age, . BOSTON ldYanc:od Do- (UPI)- At their 111, the valerable Coldea can't a11or<1 to look too lor Into the Mire. All lheJ can 188 11 · a pme ThurlidQ nllhl. Tile delendlog Nadonol Bal· kethell Aa....Jatio& chlmplona will be lPIDIInll ror their third Win and 8 3..2 edge QVet the Lakero ID that upcomlllg game at Loa Anples alter selllnlthe ltap for It w1tb a ''bad pnu!ln 89,88 vlr!CB'J at Gerden. No 1011111 has ever dropped the Hewlett Is MAC Athlete I, OfThe Week COLUMBUS (UPI) - Carl ·Howloti <t Marshell Unlmall;y hal been lliDled Mill-American Conference "Atlllete ot the Week" lor hla pitching perform- ance Ill two pmes Qalnst MIami or Ohio last weekend, Tile MAC honored Howlett tode,y lor tniitng over In the lith imlag ~ Frkla¥'s pme to save Marlhsll and top Miami 44. lie then started In tho SOturd&J match and went the distance to win 9-1. The lfuntlnston, W. Va., native was telected tor the week11 MAC honor from an all-atar . ll9ld whlcb Included Sid Sink of 110\iitDI Green, Orilr- RN.lllitr :..~~m"~'t~~· ~ Mel Miller ~ Toledo ~Jtd Jerey Llebenberg ol Western Mlchl- 1001111ln ••• •• Col••.... "'""' ... __ ........, ...... 1-:u.. w.,.. Today' a Probable Pitchers (All Times n>T) 'Houstoo at CJneimaU, ni&bt Los Ang at San Frill Do- . , , ,, , ·- ·011c1anc1 (IIID>tor ~~> ot can. !orDia (Brimat 1~). 11 p.m. (John 2.4) ot KaniiS 1:30 P,DI. atMllaanla ...... ' - ~ ' ~· ' ' won't get much back .five or t'en yean from now. But With home p~lcea on the rise, money you spend to make your present hou.•• mare attractive, comfortoble and I ivoblt wi II pay you bqclc w1th interesto ' . ' • • .1 ·Locust St. p·ut money into something lih a new car or boat .and you All t'lli..ttflts ~ .. 992-3422 . b~ one of the best -inveatments 'you could make. ,·,.GIVE/Us A··TRY ,. Keith Goble Fo :Does anything an thil check list make yolo' wish you .knew · just what it ·would cost? If It does, Phone us ond we Will be 'glad to check your house and tell you exactly. . . Actually spending some money on your pre~ent home mttht WI Tlmll EDTl ' ~ .•..;, t".i.J •.' •\ 8 Cyl., 4 Speed Trans., R&H, W/W Tires. Sharp. Houses go out of style Houses go out of date Houses become too small Houses become too large Houses get inefficient BUTHouses do not wear out (Only gamea scheduled MASON - ftlaiithander Randy Smittl won hil "'"' ilme TuesAmerican League de,y 11 tho Wahema While Fa!East cons od&od visldlll! Hurricane w. L. Pet, GB 1.0. BaiUmore. , , ,15 7 ,682 smtth, woo limited tho visitors 11 8 ,579 2\\ to ani)' hlto, oiOIIIed Gary Now York ••• , II 9 .550 3 Slok home ltcim soc<DI ._,. Ill Detrol 10 9 526 3\\ 1" " " · the arst inniD& !Or lho on4> rnn Waahlngton , , , II 11 .500 I oJ tho o:onteol. , It Cleveland , , , , I IS .062 II Slsk bod piton on .... w h a West olngloand lliOie'aeeqql. W, L, Pet, GB Wahama'ti, ani)' other hlll1oil •••-12 7 -· ~~' llvriclne RllhthaDder D.a~ • Oakland , , • , , 10 8 .556 1\\ ~ were a seeonl lnnlna Chi<O&I> , • , , • 8 7 .533 2 sl-'o "" . eater lkJuah and a Kanoas ctII' ' ' • 8 10 -·~ ... .., "" .. Ill third !nino trlilla 1>7~ ~k. Seotdo • , , , • , 7 10 .412 I ' lumed .12 iad llllkocl Call!ornla,,,. 6 9 ,400 I '11. woo tho lint pmo of 'noelidQ's Reaults the lt.t C4ioch Grantlllr- lllaneoOia 9 Kan CI\Y 1 _.. bo7• had ple,yed !'ttl>\'" lieatllo 1 California o lne liall. l BoiiOO 2 N. Y. 1, night Tllo wiD lllPod Walula 1 ov- Ball at CleYO, ppd., rsbl orill nc:oill to 1-1, 11le fa!cana · D-15 Walh I, nlgbt .... to tro... "' R a - to(Onl)o - · -dod) ~· . . . , TOdQ'o Pruboble Pllehero ,' 1965 CYCLONE - lllddlllll(llt, li!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;;;;;;;;;~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ San Diego at Atlanta, nlght . $12. 95 USED CAR LOT Oakland at Calif, olgtit ChJeae> at Kan City, tw:lliJht New~wk. ~~"; t;q,at,"""'·,,.0at Mlmeanla , '·>' "> trea1 "~~~aer_ ~ .·,~ , »·1!1~ _ Blllt·at Detroit, rillht Chicago .(Hailil• ·3:jj al l'l!ua., ':Bolitob at Wash, night delphia (Fryman 2-1), 7 :illi p.m. Clevellllld at New York Smith Wins who ir '" d01't .tss ~ls•l AT GOBLES Baltimore (McNally 3-0) at De- Tllesda1's Reaulta 11nlrsda,y'a Games New York at Montreat St. Loulo at Pltto, night _:• Hyol'rt fi.W11 for I trill lily, Chicago 10 Phlla 0, night troll ()Jobaoo 0-1), 9 p.m• New York 2 Mootreol 0 Boston (Stange I~) at Wuh. San Fran 4 CID 3, 131na. lnston Otannan 1-1), 7;30 p.DL st. Louis at Pitts ppd., wet Cleveland (Tiant o~ at New Atianto 2 Houston I, night York (Burboch 1~) Bp.m. Loo Ang 2 Son Diego I, nlfhl Thorade,y'o Game• p.m. Own Contest IATI MODEL eaP SAVINGS! Plttaburlh • , , , 12 7 ,632 2\0 averaae against the Celt1e1 of St. LOull ' ' ' " 8 11 ,421 6'h 39.3 Into the struggle. Reoorvlat Now York ... .. 8 11 .421 6'h Keith Erlckaon wao the on4> Philadelphia ' ' ' 7 11 ,389 7 other Laker to hit tho Montreal , , , .. 7 12 ,388 7\0 - · · fii!IU'CIS, with 16, West on tho Boston olde Hsvllcek W, L, PeL GB nedod 21, well of! his 38i>olnl Son Fran.• , 14 6 ,700 average In the dnala, while tbe Loo Angelo• • • 14 6 ,700 battered, alltng Larry Sleglrled Atlanta .... , 13 7.650 1 had anotller bq hell game, 20 ClnclnneU , • , 8 11 .421 5\\ points In SO rnklulea of Son Diego • , • 9 13 .409 6 lllbstllutlon. Houston , , , , , 4 19 .173 11\\ ton. ducea to 1..,.. •hould f.o on a ltss •tre~tfOUI .U. Rod• ~- sonSt, I~) at (Giusd Plltoburlh Louts 2-1 (IIUI1nlng and Glbpn. 1~ snd Blass 2~). Z, 6:0~ p,m, Sink, Miller and Llebenberg San Diego (Siok 0~) at AUanall were lndlvitkaal wimera at ta (Niehro 3-1), 8 p.m. the POm Rele,ya, wldle White Houston (Blaslnpmo 0-4) at no the lndl~ol modnllat In Clnclonati (Malone,y 2~). 8 p.m. last weekend's MAC lnvltatlonLoo Angeles (Fosler o.l) at ol Goll Tournament at am~~ng. San Francisco (Marj.chal 3.1), 11 • • • Tlwl c...._ lfGin c.dl q,o..W ofter IOYeD Left, 89-88; · Playoffs Tied IIAIIItll S . I c CINCINNATI (UPI) Tile of ll>o !!$!, ~ ... • . a ..a. "f . . to lllllflwl, imllllllo obWied sllllpb> with lrltlldlr Cl'olley Field toolliiU : .a,or.o l':iothe 1ar111w two an 10 aeon c;:1ete Bo,er, • ..... ~ J)ltdler, ioolt ... lOIII .. pi~~. ~ ~e the woo f11111*1 tho 1rD0i1 with o lor • aplnalll"" .. ton, llfllir loiiD8 IIYe alnlghl the llodL ClilyOo'a , - . . •--ldl- -- In , _ lmiOII w·'k 1111 took . - '"' an drqopod to !.:. ' ' . ' roodPnteS; ·• ·-· ..':.1d -• p .... 1JnZ7' ,. ... I'll ,llio a.l to Jeod Allallla over Houstoo 1-· Jkn ll,lloney ... been lajlped ani ..nd the .Utroa their Orlanllo c.,.-•uacrlllce lly lin lmlnP lor Sail li'...t"' ·;..,>>il' to atarl ..... 1110 Roell ~ oewnth alnlghtloso. o c . - ICB' ll1e Bra,.a• lint Wade Bla........ of the A - opd-hl·-~a~• . .P..woo needod rollelbolp rill and belpod oend Houlton to ID the llrot of the ~ oer· Ill 12th coniiOCIIdYe rood loll. -dod • ., . . . _ lell. "Yo ............. -., Loftr, clncllllall•o IIIUJ Joe• ..... · - b1 plllq llli bJ tile '"'' • TueldQ", 44, at tbe hilldl 0( pitcher throe llmea Ill ~ lllaalo othelo tlde1 we'" pt a San FriiiCiaco Ill a 1~ ...... Tile Glaul . . . - en.uteet'"' battle. Bobby Bonle lllnllod .,.. wu 1111 by Jock ~....... Ia ~ Ia tile homo the ........, run lor the the sixth, , Glanto Ill the bottom of the el&ftl, ODII CUIYer _I!!_!!!> NBA Pl.,.a !bndlnp fourth extra Imina. Tile leal hal ~­ Ill' United Prell International llahed br 10 other bill p~q... Donie .... the hero all do¥' Beot.of-Sevea Final oomer In tile mmoJorteaauebl_,,_ W, L. Pet. He bod a The ...Uzer wu no artlldc Lol Anp101 , , , 2 2 ,500 elgbth to put tho Giants lhesd recenllr by Mal Oti of the at Loo Angeles and eomo back New York GlaDt1. to win a tide. But Boa!OD, vi~ prize but Celdc ple,yer...,.cb Bolton • .. • • • • • • 2 2 .soo ror die ftrst time. Tho Beds rotallated with a Ill all nve prevklus plq<t! BUI IIUolell bnorrupted hla Tuolldo1"1 Rollllta Bobby Tolan single In tho tot> .......,, with Laker ........ cacldq IMigllter toae -.ab Bootm 89 Loa Allpleo 88 BEATS OPTION DATE IQIIl'od the oerloo alllf at two to admit, HJ don't care. Botti Wetm&sdl1's Games NEW YORK (U~Dob victories apiece tn TUelda.J teami were bad. it · waa No pme lcbemlod oiYe and Verlon Btao - the A NEW SARAZEN IDIIIIJis, We'd hit and the,y Thorodar'o Game nqt,_i:' I win._ end ol his optlm dale by two CINCINNA11 (UPI)- Another wouldn'l Boston at Loa Angeles daya when he alpecl a aew Sarazen entered the · athlede ~-. 1ben they'd hit and we'd field Tueoday with Gene SOroz- c_..ct with tho pro -u · miu." en. a first basemalH)Utftelder, clalq>ion New York Jill. The JDBD ~ the moment was IS KNIGHTED 11le 6-loot-4, 211Q.pount Btaa. was siped by the Cincinnati oldorlr Som Jonoo who will be a -.yeer Amorleaa F-.J 111E HAGUE, IIOUand (UPI) Reds for their Sioux Falls, S.D. 36 In June aod .who retirel II -Tom Ollker, a Dutch tennis tarm· club in the Northern League vetenn from JacUOD · aom a1 tbe current pla,yol'& are State, played laat leiiOD pro, was made a knight or the League. , over. ll was Sam'& flat jum]lel" Order or Orange Noosau by Sarazen's uncle, bearing the wkhout a conlract 1111 ...wt a traffte Jam at tile top of Queen Juliana Tuesday in her aame rame, woo the Ma!tera hiVe become a free qeat Oil ! 1 i- 1 from tile key with )1st ooe second blrthde,y hmoro list. 1oll c~lonshlp In 1935. MarL I ' •howlna thet accounted !or the Ill' United PreOI liXernatlonal vlctorr and protoaeed the Nadonsl Leal!)le aerie a. East Jerry Weal ....,.. up with 40 W, L, PeL GB points which lon't IIUl'Prlslng ChiCO&!>,,. .... 16 6 ,727 Iince he carried a three-eame . H•• barre•K-::·~lsslon IDOW.COVOredfailed, mounla.lat lad attempted lo ftd N~en the men should have attempted 99~ · VInyl Coord "The selection of the area der who is the champ tn011ey - ggc FUEL . CYLINDERS ' "guaranteed minimum" •·•· Won~ ~ IIOWI.) THEY TURN THE L.I6HT5 "?#.IN 50 LON... WHAT DIFFEREN::E ~ ooes IT MAI<E ?.. · ·· Reds Return Hom~ ' takers LOse With One Second MJ.Meaota Ji»ped Kanseal Cit)!, hmlers of the seaton and Jerry llrlt two pmea in a best.af. 9-1, S.lllo odpd Cslllorala, 1- Kooaman and Nolan lll'an lOVen llnalo ao the Co!Uco did _o. Botton squeezed Pllt New teamed for a six-hitter as the QUICK QUIZ Q-Who ...., tlwl' jlrrt ;riiY· <ll . . out . IIO(On clutillll hJo I · W ~ rilo. Cincinnati Rods, 44, · lhelr olat>th coniOCutln vlr!CB'J, Boada' gamHrinnllll! · bl.., came oftor be hod hk a 1wo-run · h11110r, hli lourih or !lie seoson, - They'll Do It Every Time !::::::~~~~~~~~~~~:~~:~:::::::: ==''=========d. ~~;GBISTI<O SPENDS BIG DOUGH "' THE PLACE OVER AND ADVERTISING THE NEW DECOR:.. . SEOUL, Korea (NEA) Q-WiuJI do the o llo e The failure of North Korea's November 150-man raid on branclwl• sflmifll on the flag portable." South Korea's eastern coast has more tban usual sipifi.· .of the Umtea ll'odntu? &lch a romantic era cance. . A-Tho ollve branehu new song Is titled 11Wbo's Gou~ North Korea's strongman, Kim 11 Suag, modeled his new · lignify the U.N.'s purpose of na Take CM Tile Garbqo When tactics alter those or Ho Chi Minh Ill Vietnam. The ale· promoting world peoce. . rve Packed My Bags and Gone" menls contribudng to thlo and other recent Kim lallure.s .... Sir Alec Qdmeos 1o de· may Indicate It may not he so easy lor other Communist signing his own King Charlea leaders to successfully copy Ho's tactics. 1 costumes tor the HCromweU" When things begin to go wrong, as they have for Kim Il Sung in South Korea recently, even a Marxist as sldllecl .. Glck "" Allred IJ!Ienthal, edl- he may begin to make serious blunders. lxlr ol • launcy thlllk-mag, call. This may have appllcallon In South Vietnam, where Ho ed the Weldor!, In bopeo ol get. himself bas ollate run Into a number of as yat unpubUclzed lng an Interview with Jordan's problems which may shake him as badly as Kim bas been King Husseio, asked tor t h e hit. k!'!Cl,~!UHI a voice said oar- , To get a llommUIIIIt• taetlodan's- iliifYsla ,ol; · ~,: ry, Iiot 1n "" He OIW the aide November CfMI.~ .J')Uds w~nt.sour, w·· ·~,~ ~' . ·nOit 'illy w00 told him the. with a man. ,w.h,o h,,ad bee~~o~ ,I!'Bdbl(· '~· theOredelali . th and t-..tw.. of lnftl posed lackey anaiverlilir tho and senior mslructor on tba eory ... - - · tra· phone was the king himself. tion in Nortb Korea's top agent-trailllng school. The VFW .,,.... tho AI~ The loUowlng plll'Oilthells relale !lie !allures oJ the COlli· bUI to shift Memorial Day and mandos. The quota~ons Mark the analYsis of this ~ Veterans Day to Mondays .... theoretician. . The bUl 80Unds intelligent to us 1-(Wllen Ud.a@ becan to co WI'OIIC for the &eam, Aey Th ''R- ·., IUm _ threatened lbe v~~~a&ero, ldlled ordlnai'y Iarmon and ovea 0 " " Stant to,~ du Bak ey him 11 P·~ .Lndren ~ •• lhelr way.) 10 was cer o( oy er "The orgamz·aUon or the team was not good ..~at an. The victim a helot - his Rome group was made up or !50 men ID their early Ills. To be viUa was robbed ol $16,000 In sure, there was a political commissar~. But be waa gems and furs .••• "''his sum. so inexperienced that he could not reaDy be called a polWmer ''they" will try to foist cal commissar. What best illustrates the iD~nce or farm ...... on ••males'' something ealled the commissar and the team was the killing or •fbody chains" to be dangled · and children when they couldn't find oJficials and pollee to over bare no doubt male chests, threaten. This w~ them enemies, not co-operation." erias~rosslng trom shoulders 1-(The mapa earrled by &be lnlltraton were IDaeeura&e. to bips .... Tbe oMs with the Hamlet• were tacor~ectly located. Tile hdormatloa 01. these J t ..........u..... .n..~__.rom bam.letl ••• wroar.) wr 8 8 .........'6 ... ~lt;!:L • "An dn lnle~ t d p I ba n R•• sta~· ·-~, C enee 1Q1 • a su ""'J "' ne~m 81 strat•.... stoctedopera ith ammunl andne•w.ll bo ~ ba ae '!l! beenand' s .,._,.,.-~--In "OWl .. --• w before sendJng on down e 150 es smen." ve ,... ~lim established Pusaycat" no leal than Sidney S-(Sout& Kore~a trOODI moved Ia wfthla hoan after die Pottier "" WhoiO film prleellOW ._atoro ellered tlte ..mleto. TIIe ut ._aloro .,.., .•• hi •••• Is up to .,.,5011,000 •w I new ""''"' ~ eaplared or foreed to alro!ell dealb Itt IIIe m-llltt Holden, Jlmmy stewart. C a r y Grant? .... OUr old Manhattan ei\Y room !rlead Ben Schntlder _ wise lad _ New Yorll's pollution !Grthellnecloer al J Ft La"•~-•e ... 11 ~~ r Ull • - - - . . ....u " N I the D·"" News In -~--~c <1U4J u..1 """""'-. Venice. , A-~er mlnorlw or-~ zed ro · v · seek rum employment: JBJ Sll~ heel (TV' ''Tonto") 1 b·' 1 _. ver s • Ublg to get tellow Jndians screen roles .... !laandy Hill, editor and co-founder of tllei'Oit.-., Po. . JOE ~CELLI Yorll, ~I' ODII, Diolrolt <brilod · v lJPI ~Writer . W11h1111UMJ. < ~ Biltlmor.. · ~·· ' IDner, In the .!.it. welk It W.o Jock Hlalt. ' aivoWid 1111 ~ """ to 1- 1111 alxlh, elmo oil Jim Aow .lt•o Bonlo who'o GNrant.Y<rlKoo!"'ann otorfodod -•· -··-SOn Frandoco'o op. , Bon ·HUut, the G,lanla' aecoild "" ''"' · ow """ -· · ·• ~~ •--- hlto bolon bo~Jw 1orcoc1 to ~L . buel!laD, Uod a . ...,... - . Bonia' •11111• In tho 13tl! re....t by letlilll! 1111 by pltche• retire In the IIIUJ with a ..,. 1~, hlo , _ ,ldl or the three llmei. In fiiiO ohouldor. ~~~''"' who ~ ocorecl Bil t..- lim! la.st ~ Mel Qlt In 19311. credit lor tho. vlclotf, otruc . 1blrd· with tho w1nn1Jw run 111e vlctoq lolpt tho Glanla In 'TilooclaJ oo 111e Glanla boat, the o do lor tho Nolilllll Lloigue'o ' .Pme. seat theatre. but "malnJy makesmetoomelanLook Mag's interviews with cboly and boring" .... Vadlm, Jane Fonda and her husband Rog- once Wod to ~ 'and Annotie er Vadim are an eye - popper: SlrD,)i>erg, with a 1011 by CatherJane says she prefers marl.)lana ine Deneuve, told Look all the and LSD to U(Jior, 1838 pot 80111e- women "rve married or lived tirnes ..makes everythingbyster. w:lth10 haVe three tldngs in com~ .icalJ.y tunny andbrilliant''torher mon: "They were actresses, they were beeutlftll lllld they dyed lllolr WASHINGTON NCTEBOD~ hair blonde." .•• Vadlm addo: .,Too cerebral a womanlsunsup- Saudi Arabians Gripe: 'Don't Color It Israeli' . blankod !be I!;- MotJ . ·- BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW ' YOkK - I! you'd Invested $1,000 in 41 The Fanta· sdcks" when itopenednfneyears ago JOU'd have got back $28,000 by now and the end's still far over the happy horizon . ... It cost $16,500 to open In Its 153- ··' ' 'd' Unsuccessful Road ~ri,p · st. Lou1..,P1Uibw'&ll lUll waa aDd scored !our runa for the co11oc1 because or bod weather. Cubs. 1n American League acdlll, Fd Krenopool hit hla lint two • .~, I ~, RAYCRDMLEV l I • ' . 1'. .. ' \: t r ,. ' ' • the country contencle,<l that "training •ol· dlera whoae Ultima)e ,ai!JI IJ to ldll Is boa· tiie to the prlhclptes of'A:ea48inla/' . ' The same kind of tuziY'Ile_._ thiDidng was 11!!1\iud a demoootrafloq.at Kent Slate· University in Ohio awblle baCk In wblclf radicals drove recruiters from the Chicago ' i'o!ICe Depnrlment oJf the campus. Aa II the pollee, or the m Ill t a r y, are to b,e humanlzad by cutting !belli oft flom access to tha best young mlilils In the country. , The Ullhiuote elm of aoldlero, Uke that o( PQllc"'llen, Is not ,to ,ldll but 1o protect ~ naUoh and Its citizens. ' >As ·long .. that protection is necessary, 8& 'JODg, I I ".'e must ha~ sold,iers, sailors or alnDen, service In and walchiUI su_pport or the armed forees Should be the obfiga· lloa ot all. We may not like the military, we may agonize -over Its demands upon our lives and our national resources, we may be convinced of the unredeemable obtuseness oJ the miUtary mind, we may dream of the time when the only soldiers we see are pictures In blsto!'l' books, but we delude · ourselves if we think that wars are made by generals and not by siDtesmen. Asked to comment about the campus editorial, C.L Everett Stoutner, chief ol , the ROTC Division Ill the Pentagon, said: "Thank God we have a COIDitry where a11 article Uke this can appear." Amen. And thank God we have a country that can produce a soldier capable of such a statement eo..,_ ,· . Cum "1: : . ROTC Foes Miss the Poi~t : · ' ' ,.'RO'i'C· off t::ilntplis!" _,eem_s to tie the latest criols c;aU of'the oludenl actlvtS\8. . Tho adminlolraUqns of ~ nwpl:ier ol unl~ versities have · moved~ either ·tO· ·abolillh' · Reoerve Officers' Trabltj>_c progral)ls at their schools ,.- w <eaee awafd. 1.ng them academic Credits. Whether~ this is al the behest of the radicals !"' whether il mel:<!IY reftects a growing reactlpn again5t the military among the lntellee· tuals, it may not necessarily be the peace~ promoting thing its advocates think it is. . i(., -' ,, ,- '• o Need more lcltcben counter epacel Wut healr and chlp-roslatant surface? o How about more or better arranpcl cabineb1 0 Place for desk work? 0 Time for more mod-ern appUinceat 0 How about modetn ventllation 1 Exh&ult fan t Ranre hood 1 o Is kitchen ll1btlnr pleasant and eftteient f • 0 Like to cha..,. whole kitchen arrangement? 0 Need I plat<! to eat! 0 Ia a modern built-In kitchen your !dealt 0 Need another both 1 0 Should both be larler1 D How about two 1avatorloe1 0 Would a compartmented bath suit you be~ terT D How about much low. er noise levels? o Need · more' heat! Forced ventilation 1 0 Need another bedroom? Add a wiitgT Con· vert an attic T 0 How about a reerea-tton room or family rOOm in the ~entT D Need a garap1 Room ;for a aeoond . ear? A lonp~ earT D Like to ro "ouy care", with wiPe-ott walla, one of the new 1..,-m,fntananco ilonrlnp1 · 0 Heatlnr neod mod· oml&lnr1 Should· ,'fOU •l>lr have air eondhu!DIIlr1 for a new, W..:. 0 life o. �. ' f- 1111 D111J' llool, "' . • '· ,'~ ~-...'flo 0., W-1111¥1Ai>i'IUO, IMt ) . . "' ' •' ' , . · •/ l- ' . •... ,;;;; . ' . ' 1 • , 1 ' .· • , ·. · . . . F: , . •..• · Palliil Blcinks. Jt~els • · tm,· 2-;Ifi, t ~~~ ·: . = s.=:: .. i qru~ ~ :ire" . , . , . . ·. ., . .. . . . . ...._ e r.o•·. ,. ·.•- l::!:.... .-.bu..., "*' . 1 --.o-~~ ·~ arill FWd: D......, .· I' .a.~, ·It moro hit, :a ~~~~~~~~ aiallit ~. the llllmliiiOia r;tfta ond walked cine. · . · ~ nl\1' 'Iiiii but lllil~ na~ rtp.m; t<'' · , , il I , ,, :. Ill!'"' ~1.; . , lrbljlpod the ,lr~ .,<:111 lllcJoty ~ ·~oc1 ~!Ill . n.. Ill HGri !'li llrat '"'-' knui ~ ~+DI~ . · tho YIGI!>rY rat~ Pattin's ~•• 11-1, ••~" lbii!Qaton, "". ·0!'0 · out alii! 'the. '"-• lliiOd. In • t - . n"""'. Jdlil ~ . Uil .~ au a· , · " ," . ... recor'dl4i-110rtheiea1011 iJ11 Sox doloatod ·thf NIW' · Y~ tho,~ -todrlvt• lp~run! , haclroor,.!flltaandKDI-.., ' Ailloriiun• ...... ..woUo• mal'lo!d 'hlo llrot <Weto pmo Y,-a, .• 2-1, In · otpe• . AL · lor 1110 Ti&Orf and 11!!1! • the TO!! ~~ 1IGd c.r- 1;1111 1, be~ "!ddl' TboGA118pi! , _ · ,; . In, tho ' llll.lor 1........ ·a. _ .. ' ' ' Solatora' ' a., •?"' ~ '' )\lch liM~ lwo hill ..ch .... ' ..... ,;w ~· ""'- ' '; ' ~In 5 2 - · (or the . In the ·NoUqnat Laoaue. saa· ·~ Tho !>I• ..,.,. off the ,Twllla. . ¥' . doi,'o• OAHS tracldaMI 'Iilth LOU . ._ , ', :liiPtAIWOil In 1988 but Dilly· - ol Fnncloco bOot Cllicm.,.U, ._,, Donni.o, Hlglno •Ill . eacltoJ I , W.. Jo!qy . P!J\!Id ~~ I« l' wUI tie roochodulocL In dioo at~~ · ~ u- WOJ'e iluto and hlo .,... New York towed ,Moolrool; :1-0, o I r In J or SG · , -~~~ : hlo fttat loquO wiD Willi oihtr ,_..n 'Ctl · ocil, . '· , . 1!1 FRED DOWN UP!~ w,rlter Mar~>V • . .,.. • 1· l , 'Derbv Patti• .,.,. within roor puklut, ot pUcbi1111 the A~~~~~rlcan l.oa&uo'o .lint 110o hitter or the ...... 1!1 UnltedPrenlnterraUoaal and wOUilli "'wlth.atwcH>ttter NATION U. LEAGUE as the PllotJ de!OIIIId the ' AB R H p · Angels 1-4 on Larry llaney'o JOMs, NY 74 17 31 4-:; elgi!U..Innlng bonier. Pattin loot tocord ioas M, Chi- roulod IDI n n ID ( i byWaal>' tho 'help ·I ll 2 .1..11 tnniQif or· Loi>IJ 1.2' a.ldo 19 73 8 29 Mtl ::m pitched a ncH>tUer mw T... 1111 Dotiott Tlpro ICClr8d o, ~ ~ HQUotoo, 2-1, IIWIA>o rtliel plt<Mra. Dick. bltl!l11 ' nolle! by ~ J,flo, .. _..s !lolpro • Mlrilllii '2-t L..•o • . , . " Atl 20 71 11 28 •394 Satrlano shtl!led with two out In lfllee runo In the ointh lnnillll4 and Loa Angeles ecfaod San J,ladab.. who plkhod the laat Tho Red Sor, who diolt lloll In c;1a,o .AA'Ph1• ScMII P9lnl . · , 19 81 11 31 , 3113 tho eighth and aU..,ed Dilly one bOot the WashllwtoD SeMIA>ro, Diego, 2-L Alou PIU three lnniJWs lor tlio; Tlpn, SloltlemJ>ro his lret lqoo boOI WoU-a.2,illd..m,;,.. · :::.-~ "''it ,... lllh\ · 18 7315 'J:/ 370 AI..: AU. Haney, ,who WOI draftO\IIrom wao .the wiMOr. , f\w Yiotorlll, , , . 11 .- ,.. . , 19 70 11 2 3 7 the Baltlm""' Orlolea, ldt hlo Harmon ICIIIobrew hit tile .... 1h the ....oth lnoiJw on lor . '' ' '1 Jmeo, Mtl llrot hcmor ot the 1011011 lotho elgillll ' ,r.nd olam and fOlit TOllY ' Conlc'laro'a .. . Sid • thollfatrlcttour. . . . 14• .. 1!1 tl>e mll4' ""' 19 59 1 $ • $ Parker, LA 13 45 1: ;; . ' oisflth to bond Jim 'McGIQiblln hamar ot his caroor lor tho biJ .•O'BrieD'o !IJiile, a wUd pltcJ>, 1 ...,.ill. · Hebner, Pit ' the It WIJ . tho oocond blow ln tho Twlna' !Wilt attaek ·,Wall< illd . '1:011! Trelh'o wild p · . . etiltll . ' Perez, cin 19 so IS 28 .aso loas tor McGlothlin, Who alRorrer NeliOII u~"'ti!He throw to Mit on an ~ummWUJf/JFI;'M'JtAJ81U:r:rnw •cUed 0!1 · abdolt -~ the~~·· 011 18 73 14 25 342 Mayo, SF AN L GUE • lowed six hill, llruck out 11.. relief plkherl. WOOIIIOII double Plo1. I CQICIIIIII'G _, AMERIC EA . . . '' J: • ' JU Tqt 1!nill1!, Aad LoCtero G AB R " Pel Hore are the results: 1-.anaat, lilcl Dike. , . ' ~~ Bradtord, Chi 14 48 8 21 .438 Two school records were broil- SHOT PUT- Sloplleaa,C;Orlf.. Je~>~ rriumph Tbo loae bnvoiOIII ~tit: H. Allen, Was 17 53 8 22 •415 en Tuesday afterooon when Rio fl.. RG, and Smith, .c _ 46 ,8". F"--•-L ':!._ ...'PT. etr.alllnae Udi fc.~i~G' Petrelli, Boll 19 68 16 28 .412 Grande and Cumberland College JUMP_ Lawsoo, BG; ~.. JI.To•-• ~ Ul ....... ' waa ' tr11atr Gol.*lll: •· Carew, Min 16 70 13 29 •414 hooked "' In a dusl track meet Mabry, liB, and Scott, c _ 19,9... · Over Wing.o, 5-2 "'!"" HI ...., llci.eu who 1o nn ·~ F. Rbnsn,Bol 2211319 31.373 oo Memorial Field. Cumberland POLE VAULT_ Sowder, C; \R<!a1' .... ~ illd Iiiio~:' Rsbro, Mill I$ 41 4 15 .366 woo easily 101 2-3 to 43 1.;1, It Colesrovo. C, and fi.yloc, cB~ ROCHESTER, N.Y. (UPl) ,. ' "~ 1loPDI r.r ..., 14 ......... ' cater, Oak 18 72 14 26 .361 was the fOurth loss of the season 13 , 6.,. ' ... Larry KDliaBIWOI'tiJ ot lbe·Q). SWJ1111 School 1ttendaace Oil wt;aatev_. c1J1r1aa1 the "cOlt JaiaiL: Adair, KC 16 59 2 21 .356 against no wins lor the Redmen. TRIPLE JUMP_ Lawson,RG; llllllluo Jelo !Jkelon Marctllno APril 21 woo 12. 11le olrerillll NEW YORK (.ti~Jot Na. Tralrior Fnt* i~ ou,., Min 19 8U 14 28 .350 Bob Mabry, 6-S'h junior, won Walker, C; Scott, C. _ 39'6". i.oj.ez . and tho -~ Rod woo $17.9~ WIB'ahip oonlcol IlLith II 10 bue'll'J!aa: 1o ma1!e Bi1naai who -GUt Ad! 'ACic tfi: Ballr, Bal 21 0022 30.333 the javellnthrowwlthadlslxnce HIGHJUMP-Walker,C;Mar· t . Winpbtlltlntenuttlmllleapo woro held at 10:41wlthTholma more._ lhatlb8 New York lei a' ricortl ralllaliloi, thiC Home RWls of 167 feet, six inches, a new shaD, RGi Mabry, RG _ &'tlt; "'. blttle bert toal((bt. HeJI!:Ieraon J..aq, Wonlrl, Jeta: ~back bad trouble DfFb1 Trial 'h!~-' nq_ NaUOIIai League: McCovey, San Rio Grande record. Mabry set II Th6 Jell CliiiPeti tho w1ap 11..2 oorYicea wero held at 7:46Sundal' lima 14 ae<ept a pr!ze pari or lhem. Bul ...,.. 1Jt,r7 440 Yard relay _ Cmnberland, Fran 8; Cepeda, Atla, StargeU, the school's previous record of _ :4S.S. TueaciQ' Dllhl 1ritll a aerlea Ol evenlDg witll the Rn. Casto. worth '10,000. F. Ollll'lbefna ubd Pitt and Santo, Chi 5. 164 leet. MILE RUN _ Moore, C;IJen.. Caoch John Mllh,..'s ·GaUijlo- ai'lllleo bt tho Jdnth 1nn1pa which Sunday 8110111, at tho Follroolo N.-., tile .Jet,o' 8Jpir- aoother ~ to lhlllk tjlmp wet American League; F. RobinIn the pole wuU, Sowders of ny, C; Henclerlisfll, c _ 4:19. llo mue Devil gollera wore '-rdo )lrldlcod thno nmo. 11c11 Camp. RoblniOII home ware Mr. and llero, llna1ly ciUJI>I up with the btiDre de~ Aclt • son, Holt 9; Murcer and Pepi· Cumberland won with a vault ol 440 YARD DASH- Blschoii,C;' preiSod In deleitlng YloiUIII . bell, WWie Ha"""CCt\ Due caab Mra. Gerald Swartz and tallli1jo $10,000 llleklllc Belt A~ Aet would rua ., U. ~or tone, NY and H.,.ard, Wash 7; 13 lee~ six incheo, a new Cum· Fahey, C; Hill, c _ ,53.1. Mellis two atrokss on tho GaUl· and Charlie _..., prooltied the or Marietta and Kathy Follrad, : • -aome IIIreo , _ I1C1IDI lor tho W.ltlterl ilaaa Ia Petrocelli, Bos and Jackson, berland College record. lOU YARD DASH- Armllro!W, polls links evenllllf, Jots'lateaurge. locaL , N"' Yqn lll,j 10. .. Oak~ Cmnberland won131rstplaces C; Allen, RG; llsrd, C; Scott, c Flral acore was tei-164. Padro Ramoa, tho Jell' v-. Mr. and Mra. Pete Parl«!! ol Rae 111-, or tho Tbo Wltllen a1ao Ia mile Runo Batted In out ol the 17 event meet. R lo (three wayUe lor 80COI1d) _ :10.7. The win left GARS With a 18-1 an nlieler, was cndltedllllhthe Huntlngt4n wore weekend 811011• lllclo* Cor)loratiOa, made the and Ack Aclt more _ ~ National League; Me Covey, San Grande wss first in four event~ 120 y ABO HIGH HURDLES- oeaoon record. Malp,lnthefttst w1a after blanklrtg the Red Wlnp ol Mr. and Mrs. Torry SWartz. J ) l ' O - ·autllde Natnalll•a . ldo merit at u,itt ,._.. '!lib Fran 22; Sant, Cbi 19; Bench, The Redmen came in 11eeond in Walker, C; Marshall, RG; Scott, matc:b of the year at Pomeroy, ln the IBst two .lnnlnp. !llvano -Mr. and Mrs. Murray HcPdu MtMtttari n _ . . ,; eJocJdq 0( l:M 2-5 aat icurltd Cln 18; Hanko, Chi 17; Millan, six events and fiolshed third In c _ :!7.2. handed the Colllans tholr on!¥ Quezada took theloulorRochea- ol Dayton t:IJite SaiDrcle1. m.,.. . Namath the belt 11 1868 him 1o a ....WOIIIfth Ylc(ory In AU. 16. two events. Cumherland had eight 88 u y ABO RUN _ Moore, C; setilack. lllr. lojr to alltnd the Sarah ·W- pratoadttoll 01 the year tho trial, , '" American League: F. Robin- seconds and 12 thlrds. Denny, C; Coqrtner, c _ l:S6.5. Tuelday, Beep MaUhfrlrs, Gre1 Following Wnicht'spme here sale at ~pera Pllinl. 111ey .In llltianwldt YOUDa IDXIIII a., Metcalf ll emMert that · aon, Bolt 22; Murcer, NY 21; Firat place winners lor the 220YARDDASH- Allen,RB; Smith and Steve Cordl»r !Ired thoJetor-homeloruer- o.PODt Slturdly niabt will! Mr.', ~·'!"' lpelrioallera. Tqt 1ft!l&ht 0.. pi the Jab Pepl-. NY 17: Howard, Wash Redmen were Bobby Lawson In Lawoon, BG; Blacholf, c-:23.0. 40s, while Mike Orr hod a 42 los aplnot tho 1-o · leading and Mra. Vere.swarts and lei! Ho woo· on I4Ur Ylallllw done. ' , . and Killebrew, Mlnn 1~ the broad jump and triple )IIDI(>; lor h<me, aarl,y 5undal' mornbtg. ~ ,bt tho I'Odlbt lui "Ho ml&bt pt boolen, Ill 180 YARD LOW HUruiLES _ and Terry Uoyd a 44fortheBiue Toledo Mud"'"''· Pitching Phil Allen In the 220 yard dash, Walker, C; Marshall, RG; Scott, Devila. tom Yoat 11 comalesctna at Febnar7 .,... tbe HJckdc eourae, but tblr ml&bt bave to National Laogue: Regan, Chi, and Bob Mabry In the .iavelln c _ :22.2. For Meigs, Pat O'Brien cq,ped his h<me horeliler opendlOIIoov· · Awarda wre made and tho break the lnek ......-o1 1o oio Stooe, Alia and Singer, Los A 4· thrt7N. DISCUS TOSS _ Walker, c: medalist honoro with a 38. Bob eral weeka at Veterans Mamor- proai bullnoo- II." Itti aaltL · 0; Jenkins, Chi arxt Osteen, Los The nert track action tor Rio Mabry, RG; Smith, c _ 109 ,7... · Priddy had a 39, Randy Burt 42, BENGALS SIGN BERGEY tal Hospital at Pomeroy. 181 111 IY.ad hlm from recef¥. 1141n Emeralcl was HOOnd ·t . A 1-1; Perry, S.n Fran 4-2. Grande will be the Kentucky InTWO MILE RUN_ Courtner, Rex Roush 45, and •Bill Heniler JONESBORO, Ark, (UP0 _ Mr, and Mro. George Guthrie il!c the belt 1111111 'nltaday. the loot ICltNiltotl American League; stottle- tercollegiate Athl.etlc Conference C; Denny, C; He~erlight, c _ SI. ., The Cincbmatl Benpls have s1gn. attelded a blrtbday dlnner lor hh Derb¥ Hor1e1 but traJaer tau myre, NY 5-1; Culp,Bost-Cl;Pal- meet May 8 at Evansvtlle, Ind. 9:33.4, · GAllS wil~ holt Atl'iena today. edBW Bei19Y, UttleAll-Ameri- mother, Mra. On Guthrie, at GoldftDe Wll looldq: tor 8 VIII mer, McNally and Phoebus, Ball Alter that the Redmon wUI meet MILE RELAY _ CUmberland canllneba•ker ot Arkanaasllalll the h<me ol her dauahlllr, Rolon SOUND AS EVER 10 111111 that colt 14 ~i 3-0; I.ancUs, .:-~s, Perhranosld, MaCantl"""on aCollnd~~clhnArtaduaiLanharnmeet alst -3:42. 1"'1111' UniverslQ' to a Ulre&-)lfll" Am- WWiaml, ·at HarrisOD\Iille on CLEVELAND (UPO- Cln... Park lor ibe Dlfnoli ~. lllnn, Pattin,-· Nas and Od· ~ JAVELINE TIIROW -Mabry, ~ orlean Footboll Laague contnct. Sunday. Mra. Guthrie wao 80 land ·'l!ll"lllrlllck Bill Filii Al1led llnlabiid tb1rf, om, Dak 3-1; Peterson. NY 3-2; tryirw to arrange ameetherelat- RGi Blscholr, Ci Smith, c- 167'.. Berpy, the Benpls' No. 2 yara old. NelHD Ia u eound u t'ltJ' after ball - a 1._. behind biiU 6... Me Loin, Del 3-3. er in the sesson. drall choice, wUI report l4tralnSunday evening 8110111 of Mr. ......,....., an OI)Olatioa 14 Emenid aac1 trainer 111ro1c1 lng camp In July but wW leave and Mro. lllao. D. WOOilo woro ......... qoll'nlmhllrl&llt- Mellrlde. nco ml&bt the next month tq propare lorthe Mr. and Mro. Oecqo Guthrie. two tna!lba ..,, 1oom (IIQIIIdllt holp Ida colt · BY BERTIIA PARKER Coaches All&r'pme. Weekend peato or Mr. and Dr. VIdor~ aald'l'uetotlq. "But rn have 1o 11111 1111111 I Sabboth School attentlanee at Mrs. Harry Guthrie and Mr. and No hod " - tall< ltlr. (V""*'*) -..q. Too.., ~ 1~ Pi~Jid~, o~os ·= '1.:"~ w.....n' -:.::.,~ ~~ ·U:. o~llollt.diolf tbi.GAIIS.loiofiiwt-r~ . R lO . De~eated' ·~: 2 R ecords et s ~ ~~· -~In dolaa~ Die~ Dev,·ls .,ets . ., Alfred iaJ ""'imoAD . '"""""or tile~ =!lrlllr~·~ '": Me·g.·''S' ' ' We're~ about our cuatomeral An!i IO.ahow you .· we ap~te your petr.onaqe. we're .glv!Dq yl)u' a·mont1!·l011glpree of gldcly, qo9fy, gWeaway · . · lp8Cia)a.thioughout,the llwe. ..~e one,~ alii =,. .~ lilt plaao Swiss Steak ffiJUifsr ' ,.... ~/iWiietleJt ror-: pre- -,1.,; -race r... News No~ U~talian-Univers~ist~n. ..,,, ""'l!<tlh>IV»hodlot a.2~'""''~' ! '·~":.:.,, Includes Declared Atheists By LOUIS CASSELS UPI Religion Writer The Unitarian Universalist · Aaaoeiation, rormed In 1961 b.r the merger of two older demmtnations, has tbe clistinc· tioa or being the only Cburch in America which Includes ln Its r memberdUp a. substantial per~ ceDtaae or avowed atheists. There are, of course, praeU. cal atheists-people who live as if God did not exlst- in virtually all churches. But only in the Uni..,aan Universalist fellowship 1111 one likely to hear athelaln frankly am treeJ,y professed, by clergy as weU as iaymeo, You can irnatine the shock a Lutheran congregation wookl sustain tr its putor annoonced the PIII.Pit one Sunday that he had declded to dispense with pra.ver because he no longer beUeWid ln a personal God. But Ulere was barcOy a ripple when the Rev. Duncan Howlett. pastor or the largest Unitarian Univer~ rrcm aallst church in Washington. D. C., made that announcement to his congregation not long liDo No Official Creed Since the association has no official creed a!Xl no creedal test ror m~~mburship, there are no 11at1at1cs on how many or its cleray 1111 lay members share Dr. Howlett's theological poSoo · tur~~o One estimate, which Is problbly as good as any available, ls that about twothtnla or the 167,01)0 members are atheilts- that is, they hold some concept of a personal God. SWce the early 19th centur1, wheD the two movements were 1-(y launched In Now Enalud, U n l t a r i 8. n s and Uoivtraaliltl llive rejected the beUef U.t Jesus Ja the divine aon ol. God. But the)' contlnued Wlttl e<mparatively recently to ft8atd Jeaus 11 the supreme hulniln llllchor or Gnd'o ..W. SIDce their merger Jn -1961, boW..-r, they h.ave aballtoned tht CJriaUari label and no 1 - r clobo for Jesus 1111' Plli1icular preeminence over _ , religious llllcher1 aoclo aa - · · Budtlha and <;ot!laclua. 11le pre~nt c0111Uto.. tloa· of iht atiOCiaUon atatea , thot ~ ~ 101 Association Aim than a place) and ltr the belle! "To cherish am spread the that the Bible. while not universal truths taught by the infallible, was a trustwortlly great pr~ and teachers of vehicle of God'11 aelf..revelatlon. humanity In ever age and From the start, b<Mever, the tradition, immemorlall,y swn· Unitarian movement placed ita marized in the Judef>Christian primary eQhaaia 011 '"Practic:al heritage as love to God and love religion'~ exhibited 1i1 corrwaa- to man." T he Unitarian movemert nowered in New England after 1819 lm:ler tbe leadership or William Ellery Channing and Ralph Waldo El'lerson. It began as a liberal wing or Congrega.. tionalism, but 600n became a separate denomiM.tiOIL Foc a time it threatened to engull the long.<stabllshed eon. gregatioral churches. Within a few years, 12S of New England's leading Congregationa1 churches, includlng 20 dating back to the daya or the Pilgrims, turned Unl1arian. Thomas Jefferson, who was greatly attracted to Unitarian ideas, predicted that within a generation every American would be a Unitarian. This forecast proved to be quite wide of the mark. The movement never grew larger than 200,000 members. but it e~yed a prestige tar exceeding its size because iltnong its members were such notable leaders of early AmerJca as John Adams, Jdm QuinCy Adams, Daniel Webster, John M a r s h a II, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Henry David Thoreau, and John Greenleaf Whltuer. Corlserwdve '11leolCIIY The theology of these early American Unitarlaaa was rather eonserw.t.lve compared to the views whll:h prevail In the aaaoeiadon today. Dr. Chaantng habituoll,y spoke or Jeous as "Our Savior," and the first <otUttltuUm ol the Unitarian General COnference 11ld that ''These churches accept the rellgloo of Jesus." To be aure, the sahatloo which Dr. Channing ascribed to Jesu1 was not a matter of bebag aaved from etenal pwtllhment -In ,oldch ho did oot believebut · or lleiJW liberated by Chrla~a llllchiiW and oltlllll>le rr..n the ..slalinr -or ot aln In ·Rio !lie. But. there w11 room In aor)¥ Unilarlal1iom 1<Jr the concept or haa;m1 (a; a ~.tate" rather thouillt"" atonate service ot mankhd, rather U.n on detlning dqpnae and enforclnc orthodoxlel. And that emphalio Ia oUU the predominant clw.racteristlc or the meqed association. The first Unlveraaliat Church in America wa1 organized at Gloucester, Mau., ill 1719, Ita di.sUnctJve gospel Wll the Lli1iversal 11lvation or all men, I beller gm~ncled in the conviction thot -nal punlohment In h.eU was lnconaistent with God's mercy. 1beo1oiJ Evolved U~er the leaderlhlp of floaea Ballou, Unlveraallst churchu evolved a theology which emphalized taJth in God's uan.. conquerq love" and acknowledged Jesua aa ttle s'4)reme human revealer or God's will and purposes or manldrd. Frcm ita Wley inc~tlon. however, Uni"YtraaliiDl 19111ht truth and lnaplraUon rrom other world ' ·2fW5'11(.i Otferl~- "' ..,. . ~ "='mNa~:;-·· ~~cALii:t{ '\ ',;Pitc:~er ~Yt .~rris Wolle of I;; , ·- arene Church, Raclnoj and Rev. Eugene Gill ol tho local <hurch exchaJWed pulpltJ Sunday evenlng. Rev Gill Ia help!~ Hov • ' Wolle with a revtw · mooting at Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Clarsnc:e Slupr or Alhw Ylolted Sunday- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence EbliD. Penni and PattL Mr. and Mro. Romle Runnells of Manaleld callod on Mrs. Goor· lie DiehL Mr1. Qltf'ord Icenhower was a medical patient at Veterans Memorial Hoapltol. Mr. and Mro. Vern Story and John or Columbuaopenttheweekend with Mr. ao:l Mrs. Nonnan Schaefer, Edwll'<l DaiiiY - SEATTLE (Upi) ;,_· Jim Booton was recalled by the Seattle Plloto !rom Vancouver and relief pit<her u . - dl JtlluuQ' tlj1lllt:hed ~tho Paclllc Caoot t.oaauo on~ Bouton was 1 21"11JDe wiriDer with tho Now York YankeOI' In 1963 • Tue...., -.I• '!U'(f;t:::: ;,.,\the,' ,.-) ~ ..... fli,tbo ~~r:. ~r~ :•~tt:::?~Yoot, •.9!~~!'1"' Mr. and Mt... Ciitl.~ ~ ..-.·.~ ~ilaleftkDee and family vfalted her .mothlr, In • PreriOui-aUil,tookover ·', " .. ' , Edith l1alt>or at Corroll, Ohio, fnHn ~. ...... M . . . . . . . . . . . Franil .......~• . ;.llr" '-'.~ , .'"" ;v!f~. . ,_,.... . . - - ........ 1w •• ~- , _ , . lut Scuttlay, 1IJu lall tile Tueadeji · ·~ Mr, ind Mro. IIID1ard SWatt& • ~ won " lhl ~ Wtl!o . and Pearl Ralldciphallt-opon : . aboard Toii· llltli"l!l '~ houao at Tho Farmorollank and FIRST WIN ~ Tou llltli'~ ": J•oo e0 ilil ...,.,...,_ IIUf .,.. · .. Sovqo Conwa!V' at Pomeroy oa LOIIJSVILLE, IIJ, (IJPO... <omp1atod II! ..7.00 diQ, ' Stmday lilernooo. - Karttueky ~ nellllf . tlt!tillo. -loti. . New Leaders 11.\SON - Meaon Girl Scrub . TIIOOII m: receatl,y eiecled new Patrol ~· and made pllnl b.ve a cooholtt In the near lllttll'e. · Foil! denclng onder lila ·tliroctlm or :Mra. l<fle Dun,. - · POint Ploa-. will also ' to tor_, / The flral machlno lei con· in nature Into mecbltllcol '' ..._. ·~. .,J.~r ·.~~:~;·III.N K '"'' • ••. , ~ell!loV-.and ~ .. "D~i,~. ~.J. ,VI~ k l I fl. lfu. JoliliOil; aHI.Itant, Terri Pnt- '·ll!ll . . . -..· Bei\Y IJurbbt, Friaeoo' .Reynolda, and Carla M•· II.S. 10. I Forland. . ,-.,., adlowera," leader, Robin Stewart; ao,latant, Tor· ' lfW ,,•.,•., ....., liD IIPI . Conducted for 4 I . • Alltd. ,2) ••• pill Oratges 99~ IUf '• '!,;,- '' AUTHORITATIVt IJOOltAPRY . T~ lected' '•·' ' '· •o•n GREEN lEANS ioiat ~SOME,AiiVND~Y ULIJS'I'RA. · the 14<!·pap, b&rd<o)ier book meaaum .8~ il II indiOa and contains over 125 IUtiatratlo~, many ia full'~Ior, <il EiSeJi!!om as a youjh iD ~. u a C&llet.at West'Poinl, as tho Oe!lelal iD act!on, u a jloli,lil:tll c:ampaiper, and .. tho ~~live ia office. ·· · . All ajlde4 feattue hi ~ p~ ....y "ll tbe Abilene c;ottiut'yo!de, wheno lliaeDhower Sl'f"I!P. by tho emine"! iauda<ape pbotasrapber Wiater~· • • I~ . 'I vert the enerlle• available ' '" , Skating Party This·110\V Bhiltra ed bloiiaphy ll • Jlid!Uci; 11o11 of Un,it.d Prcu Jntomatiooai aiid Aine~ lleritaP. Mapune. · ,. t • • • . • '!I \ · ' <l lltiiCI j, .... . UIIDfllfST ,._,, , - ' '}*''**.. . '. 1 ' ., ' / .'• '· ; ' ' 3 , •• 68~ 5 ... .. I 58~ ... 38~ WI lfSIUI Til IIIIIT ro IlifF IIU.ITHIU 1.... ··CATSUP ' w. ,. ·, , r',. TINY'S ' \ ,.,. 12u. OUIGf • GUPf ..., Worklnaia; · . · a; .. :.,.,. ,tfJ _.u .Mart, !IIIIo.Varlao. Brenda ' WORLDAJftC -· roo •• . Witters DU IUU flOIIU 1~,000 membera, the Unlwr11.. <- rtlo, loodor, Paula Bo<ook; as. llotaal, !ltolla Arnold: memboro, Cathy liiW,era, ll!ano Jol!naoa, Vlcld 1lloao11, Gwaodo(yo Glbba, Dillble Jolmt1011, JUlie Jobnoon. The Momintl stars, 1-.. f.li~ilfla'"' ~ '· '· • i ·a '" lr - '' ~ Techtltllct)', and Lombtrd part of U11 Univeralt)' ot B.C., The World Almillllle aayo. Tbe ane~tnt water Chicago), mlll w~o tha PfO!o!ype lor Al~b they takt a lallltl• an othe> enlllnn thai con· faire attitude U;nrard theolOSical vert running ·water, wind, dorirlne. Unttarianl and lJniVIJ'.. cOal, petroleum; uranium and aunlllht ln,I!J UMble salists are Jtlllloni.. bellefll'l mechanical illei'0:In social J111Uco. No rtlilteolo 1 ' ,r _l~ sr~ In AmeriCa !ia1 w~ longer, hli-der OJ' lDOII,. eou. , · rogeouo(y to \ eUnf\nllo ' irar, , rlan UnlvtriO\Ial . ~ongroptlono , poverljl· ~ ractol dlocrllltl• In Uit' .. .!lot! f .U ! pr0teot. , . Uon. In 0111' ~~ ...~~.. 41~ · thOJI, be~ In workl1111 p,..io, ~ arttio! tht!l" ~.YIO'ot~,. '·' aro 11~11 ," ntlll a .. dedlcaled ttitlcio Ia oo~.,lf ~~I ~~~ . cadro or Unlljrlana ll!d Unlvtr• lrtim · New E ,~orthon oallati. ·~· ' , ., , · VI~JiniL Na . '. . , uarle.n Thoro•' 1ra •bo•l;1,059 \!idta, arlf·it ~ ·,;, c', ·• ·. UIOUI-SWIH ~ 487·1eadereandaos1Jt. ani& olet!teti were Flying !iQ!Ir· ' ,·.·· energy waa tho wat..- mill, Invented • by lhe Greeks allout the t hI r il ~Y WI ACCEPT USU fOOD SUIPS be 'hold. ., recently vlalllld with hlo aum, Mrs. Harmon Fox. Mr. and Mrs, Harmon Fox aD! Mra. lola Howell and Kay opetrt Scuttlay with the John Douglas lamlly at Shade. · Mrs, Emma Fox rece~C~y \1&lted with Mro, Dorothy Radlcwd at Rock Springo. ... 59~ ' · Girls Elect .;: L. JObi!IOII, Sloie Dawoon, ~ i: JaaWU.O.. ot Fort Draa Gro1•d letf CHUC ROAST R- JUST ARRIVED 3tb......... 79~ riiCfS fffiCJirf TfiiU SAT. lAY 3, 1969 o• Dl11a.: meners.• Keen~¥, Chat71 VIIIMelllr, Vlekl religima aa well as rrom the ChrJaUan heritage-another em· phasia that rematna central to ,the merged association. For ·a 111110 denomi1ad011, wbich never had more than llat churches "ere remarkably pro:luctive in the field of tdper education. Among the fiDi.ou• American eollepa a~ unlwral· tiea fourlled b)' Universaliata are Tulla, St. .t.wrencie, Goddard, calU'ornia lutlt&U of ., l.lrt,l"YrJW 9(18 ., .. .. 11/jdl:¥! JlC . 1011 "· CENTER CUT laurel Your N,eighbor's Faith ' ' ;.lOibi ftf-- .. , . ' ' ~.~e ~'c -'Ill Tue...., . .pi~ h JrJ!Ith $'',n., ooo.' st:p .:toOdlanil·· POTATOES 491-" �.' i ... ' !!!,~'!Jllfo{:IJ89 -+. :q (· ·, •; ·~. -! j • ' • fii\R..ial. ' .,., ,_. ' · POINT l>LEASANT - , · Ioera "*"IIOtllilw lf 1the ,,, ·~ ')he, ·Jieft mervUlo of Clarkl'fllle, GA.,,v!.iar of..Grace lhlrdl Ill · . .We 'and cl ~loa Clalrch Ia nella Ga., fAIId . tha ~~...., Clurdl women at a IIOilue.k tinnor atthehrrlahlloualata.rbl Epl~ oWrch li!"lilal' nf&ll1. 1le iotd llw.t !lMrgla ... 150 e....tle~. and Ill t~e larp clUes, the tolfna u. ftri amall. JUa two parlaltel are amall, thore beltW onlr II,. m - a at tho ECW at Gra.. Church In ClarkavUle. _ H_.ver, ·they had ~0 In i IIV. BEN SOMERVILLE their treasury. ·11e tGicl them It waa a oln to let the IDClOOI alt are WOI'kllll Day. Projects planned were a beke , aile ond a l'UIIIIIIage aile and l&rt Dept., to help peilp1e In the members - t o bold a CllrlatcCIIIIIIIIJIIII3 tD buy ltoma not pro- maa Bazaar thh year. Preaent at the cllnDer were vided by thele deplrtmellb. He pointed out how lntlplll- Tho Rev. Clifford E. Scr..t, cut numbers ean be. uyou can 11eetor of <llrlat ChUrc:b; Rev. group at - · o1 an 0111er reollly do -las wltil a amall Bon Smunervllle, formerly of acboolo In !he Weal Virllnla All 11 Point Pleaaatt; Mra. Windsor, !late Band wllh nino. Tbey llao II'GIP u tbey are willlnc. be Mra~ Ruah Kro!Jel, Mrs. Geor&e roeelved four -rtar rallrca aald. A Npet ahow by Mra. Rdoerl catandroo, Mrs. AJWO!a Panteat the Sonlor Diad Felllvll bold loulau, Mro. s. C. Wilhelm, Mro. at Ravenswood, the only one to Hlte's Sunday School Claao, an Milton Miller, Mrl. NUe1 MinEaster play, was presented by receive all aupertor ratings. ton, Mro. Gall Nros, Mrs. ROllTbe Wahama Junior Band at. Julie Minton, Georae Cllandroa, er ClevelaDI~ rrom Charleston; LtH and Lellle Krodel and. Ruslhe JUnlor Balld FeiiiYII IJI Krodel, VIcki Park, Randy held at Rl!lle.Y ond received All 91)10rlor llatlqa. The JuniDr Morgan, and Sharon Dural. 1be Band 1'81 sraded .,A's" In ev- claaa made the large plfiP&Iaand colored the scenery. Holl,y JOOR117 cato&<>ry. JUdges lor this • • I : · fell!vii were from Glenville Col. aon, uother c:l&ss member, was commentator. leJB. ECW President Mra. Woltar COMPLETE LINE M. Wllllor prealdod at lhe bualWIDE SELECTION nen meeting. 1bere was a reADD SUNSHINE AND port on the United Thank OllerSPARKLE TO YOUR ltW eolleetian. ProJocta wen planned to ratae money to alllld No~ HOME. tile 12 Aeol,ytes of tile church to VltgiJila Soml,.,.y In Augult BY CLARICE ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Llwroace Smith where thQ would serve at the entertained with a buffet &~Q~&r Waahl- C.thedrel, Waahlnifollowing the weddlug of their ton, D. C. , on Weat VIrginia daoghter, Allee, to Daniel 1'1>ba:D. Gueats were Mr. and Mn, Ra.vmond WUaon, daughter, Bor· bara, Rocheater,N.Y.,allldaughter, Katby, Rio Grand.el Mr. and Mrs. C.cll TOOen, IAJla Toban, Be•. pvemlild umece•sary ......,..,. Into t1to IIVeo oHJUr . el~ . .. II ·a 1 -. we r ...l~ed last - , Saentary ol Commerce ~.. ' .·, ,_ .... '·-· ••LA.SON - The Wabama H I g h School Band will participate In the Regiooal BaDd Festlval held this Friday and Sawrday, Mo.v 2, and 3rd at Huntington, W. Va. They have won several hooors cNrlllg this school year. Ttley will complete tbis school term witll a trip to the Virginia Beach Music /, 1,; F'stival. Band members will leave Wa~ - · JUgtl School ~day ..... lng. June 15, eoroute for Virginia Beach by chartered bus and n1ng - " " " Hollman, flute aolo; Jolin Blr· ria, anare drum soloi Mike JoDe• ond Jolin Blrrlo, drum dUet; .... opbone quartel, Pam ltoulh, Chrllltlne llofftnan, Ricky Cmnolly and Plrkanna Kell:; clarInet "'ariel, Connie Glllond, Sheri')' llartle,y, Cheryl i1W'na' and Teresa Fer.-aon; trombone quartet, Reedsville The Hi verview Garden Club platmecl a 1111ture tour and wiener roast to begin at 5 p.m. Tuesday evening, April 29, at Forked Run State Park. The CDC's met at the home of Mr. atwl Mrs. Charles Hum,phrey Saturday evening. The bwiineas session was conducted b)' the vice president, Mrs. Rorald Osborne. Dues were pald and con- Mason County's Spring Luncheorl this year will be at Sluthside, near Point Pleasant. The ladies, I am sure, are buS)' making a bat ill keeping with the theme, uMelodioua Millinery.., A title of a song wblcb could be represented in a hat- or bonnet that Is - is, "'Put on Yoo.r Old Grey Bormet" goes WI.Y back I am tribution was made to the Meigs aure even to before IllY Ume. The date in Ma.1 22nd, and reg- Cowty :MuseLIDI.. Refreshments ....,,.. ~lllr · "~~"*•··-""... Uill; tl!e "BBidit~DOiorl.. "''''mw ..... ~u; lttratlon sterta ~l:r::· ·~· ProJect - ~ · pldl' 'Ior.no hl~O'·f booth at'llie' MIIson Cmnb' Fair in AU&\! St. Under the leadership of Edith, you can bet we wm have a fine exhibit. other workers on that comm1ttee are Mrs. Charles Thomp&OD, Mrs. Jay Keister' Mrs. Billie Casto, Mrs. Abigail Thompson and Mrs. Lester Rou!lb. _ An edueattonal tour Is planned by the Homemakers with Mr&. otia Randolph as chairman. other energetic persons serving on that committee are Mrs. Ueulo Roosh and Mrs. Laurene Lewis. Jncldentally, Mrs. Steridan McLerran, Point Pleasant, Is in charge of tbe spring luncheon. and I might add, is doing a real cood job, We have met with her aJread)', and plan another meettq May 9tb. It's a pleaiUI'e to work with IIUch a conscientious In8 i' ' '. I,I d -and ~~ BY THE WAY, LADIES, have you started on your garment for the !lyle ~? Mrs. McLerran Is counting on you! You have less than two weeks - lKit anyone could make a garment In that length of time. ·Return your registration blank and get buay oo that dress, casual C05t:ume, or complete oo.ttn. • lr'S SUCH A BUSY TIME OF YEAR - (ah<Juld be houseclean- log) - but wllh flowers to plan~ garden to plant, a blpperware party, committee meetings, news to write, mother to take to the store there'• oenr enough time ID do the many, many chores. Yesterday was such a beautiful day! We picked greens in Ohio a West VIrginia and the comblnaUon was good; that is, it you add vinegar. I never want to forget tl,e edible ones. AFTER WRITING ABOUT CLIFTON'S historical past, I have been informed about the old home oC William Gephart, at CUf- tm. The home was formerly called the Clifton Hotel, and inside the house there reportedly is a water wen which qJencbed the thirst ot maay travelers. Basket dlmers were prepared ror train passengers ror 25 cents. AD old calling card stated the hotel was established in 1189, aad ••Serves meals on all trains. lnQ.dre of brakeman." At that time the property was owned by P. H. Gephart who wa1 alao the village cobbler. H1a 1011, WUliam Gephart, followed in his father's trades. The as on SUndQ' were Mra. Mary latter ia now 97 years old, and a patient In a local rest home. Racine Soeial Events BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS The Booster Class of the Baptist Chlrch School met Thunda,y eveniEJ- AprU 17, with Mrs. Marie Rlr; hostess, at her home witb niDe members present. The aong, "What A Frlend We Have In Jesua" and prayer by Vera held Tuesday evening, April 22, at Racine Baptist Church. After a plano prelll:le by Mrs. Lllllan Hayman, Miss Ven Beegle was devotlOIIIll leader using tor her topic, ''Praise the Lord and AIWIU'S Say a Good Word Cor JesuL' Special music was a solo by Beegle opellBd the devotions ln Miss Dottle Wilcoxen a!Kl. a solo charp of Ven, who used the by Rev. David Sedziol.. The me&tapic, ·~Fellow!lhip." Scripture sage was by Mrs. Thoma& Glbwu Jolm 11:23-John 15:4.- boll!', and lnstenauoo of ollleera MIItt. 18:20. Readl11go by memby Mrs. F1ora Long. Business in btn lneludod Frlendohlp, Klnd- chorge of Mrs. Genld Browo, oess. JM,uence, Climblrc; t h e president. Alter the service, reHefeht&, The Unsel1ish Youtb, freshmentl were served la the Live Eo!ch llo1, At set of Sun, booament aoclal rooms. Few Worlol P•Cll. Folloorir-. 1 Noi'JIIIn Ray Norrla Ia on the IMYIIIH!i naal.., Mro. Marlo U.S.S. O'llaro, India, Spain alii Rollah -.. lu charp ot games. Mediterranean Sea. He expeeta Prisd wen ~~- to Clan p.,.. tD be hclme in Jul1 for a visit. ol1, DorolhJ l!idlley, G r e t t a Mn. Gary Hall (liloirle~ NorS...,iOII; Von lleegle and lo- ris) and son, Chri1klfj)ber, of SL W Mra. ROy, hoa~u. Paul, MIM., c:ornt b)' plant to aonod'Jlnoaly ntreshmonta. Col.....,a, apellllr-. a wei!k wltll ·,~lillallon aervl<e ol the her brolher..tnolaw aOd alator, W~~ IIIDUot Million Sod~ Corolyn, Mr, andMra.NickYoat,. ol ,the:JuO~ AJaoelallonwaa and 1110nt a week loon with ll!r -101. I I .. parenta. Mr. and Mrs. FernNorris, who took them to Columbus enroute home and visited. t h e Y08tl!l, Mr. and M:ra. Altred Crot¥ and daughter, Nancy and Rebec:· ca, spent the weekend witb nJa.. tives at Walhtrwton, Pa. Jame~ stewart of Toronto. 0., called on friends here Frida)o. He was a former residert ot RaciDe. _Mrs, Laura Sayre Is l'isldrw with Mrs, Helen Youncean:l Mn. E&ther Pipet for aeveral daJa. Mr. and Mro. E. A. Wincett and MrL Alii Coe wire reetDt vtaltora o1 Mr. "!'' Mra. Do,. Thumasat Gahllln&. Mr1. VIolet Flalltr and¥11~11 z.,... o1 Altroa 1190nt ...ll'il daya Willi and Mra. ·Hoprr Rouahand · ·· ·'· Mra.. to her Joe Turner alii Tony alii Mrs. Laverne Turner, Albany. Mr. and Mn, Arnold Jonlul were Wellston vi1ltors on Wednelda,y. Mrs. Albert COne wes In eo. lumbus.one day last week. Mrs. Margaret Brooks apeat an eveni• with Mra. Ginevra Foster. Mr. and Mra. Vance WUI>Ir were in Jackson on Saturday, Mrs, Jarrot Bobo and Heory were In McAi'tbur on buJIDias Sablrday. Mrs. Fradc Schiltz called .. Mra, Be!Q< WUI>Ir ..., evenlq rec:ertly. Those who visited st the m.. evra Foster tune the put week were Mrs. Pauline Foster, Mr. alii. Mra. Albert Cone, Mr. and Mn. L. D. COIIriU. , Mn. Told l.&sure of Athens 'flatted her mother and lami]Jr recenU,y. Mrs. Foster received word that her aon-In-law, Jerey Hull, lla)1on, '-'! aulforecl a heart at. tack. He Ia .....,....t lql~ muat .."Ve r11t. Mr. andlln. WUitam Tllamoa of Columbuo ware at lho Frink Perr1 heme mr ~ wtel•~ --that the pre!ll!>lnacy ciraw!Jwo lor the ~;~ew voc:adOMlsclwJOI, and a re1aoluiton to , ~flnlt 'Mr. Herold Flelcla, oljlto Ftetda~rlDtt CO. of Olarles•- toproceedwlth surreyttW the p~ adiacent to .fh\1.Junlm' high; too; . ~ aehool, Tho <011! oflllll'vel'IRB. '!al ea11Jnated at between $500 aiid •750. other acUono: To eDil>10¥ J)l"d>adonary teaeboro and thoae on temu-e who, do not appear on the transfer lilt. To rehire Ge.ry Cooley,asalstant aOflerlntendent ol schools, LoweU COOk .asVocatlontiDlreetor, and BUI~ Steele ao Tide I Director. Preaeni .wore WOllam B; Fr&JI1)0R, architect, Hllrtlngton; s..,~ ~ Brooks Smith, Al8latant ·'&rdetto ,... '. . 1 ,• t . , J. Charleston. W, Va.jMr,and.MrL ·~·b I ... I ·<lliH[jl U t ' ' F • • ., ... , I•• ' '"' !• , ~:~WAO ~:· "ttii)!IWI f:.OS .' '" .' ·' :. '· ,. ,, ,. Thmnaa Weber. The)' came for the weddiq of their niece, Alice 'i lDI ............tnlteglai(Q. R. 1468) would deslg• CliiJ¥ llx ltema of een••• .,.,.,_ II'IDandalol')', Tbe80 Wllllld be: name, aae, ralatlooahlp Willi at hoolaebOlcl, .... elate at birth, . and llllllber of 'flaltora Ill the bome ,at lime ot Cf!ISOIO. llepllea to Ill!' other q11eat10111 . Smllh to Daniel Td>an. MrL Leland Smith, lofrL Roy Baker,·Jest.P, Ge.., Mr. aD:I Mra. J. F. Wlllond Jlm, Pt. Pleolld, and Mr. and Mro. Cla1ton Allen and Bill were Sunda!' cll111er gueoto of Mr. and Mra. Denzel Clelanl. Mro. Letha Wood 1110111. a lew dlya !lith Mr. and Mrs. Har<Jid Hawk and lamUJr of Albuv· ~IW 11turildal' with Mr& Jolm Wlekllam were Mrs. Zlbo Mldldl!, Mrs. Elate MlclkUf ol. Hemlock Grove, and Mrs. Lucy Gaul. Mlsl Jrathy wn .... atudent Ill Rio Grande, apent a weekenl with llr, ond Mrs. Lawrence Smllh. . Mr. D, D. Cleland, Columbua, visited Friday with Mr. and Mro. D. M. Cleland Mrs. Henry EI<IWwer, Donl1d and Laura Jeoo, and llr, and MrL Charles FJeblnpr ard Suz.. annah, spent a recent weeka~ with the ol lira. O.rleo El~ 11 NewpOrt - · · VL lira. Olarlaa ElchllWV ,.._ malned wllh her parents ""' I t..,.r vlalt •• her lather wiD aoon be loavine ior Hrvi!'O ·Ill Vlellaln. Mrs. Henq ~ and. cldl&'en vlaltad In WallhbWtoa, D. c. , on U..lr retun trlJ,!. , r. - -• (IAOOI!S - tlolllpolis, 12.11111 ZO.S l'1llllllltl 28f'eetofroUera; Pt. Pllulnt, 25.041 Pomeroy ·Maoaoi, ·22.M; ·HI-, LBO laliinc; ~ Falla, 5.39 stat., and Qlarleaton, 18.55 laDing. London lind Mumet are on the sill; Wtnlloid, ......... 2 feet ol rolle~s. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GAU.IPOIJS LOCKS - Ketlt.T B. "' 8:20 p, m.; ftaiWer IDI Sur_.t,ar "' 8:45 p. m.; John Ladd llfu doom 11:25 11. m.; Beokjord liP 3101 L m.t J. S. L&wla"'3:15 i. ILl oiDdrew P. ~do!rD f:tO L m.; U. E. ilowtea .S..,. 8110 L ID.I' Elaine 0; ... 6:3$,. 81.1 JIM T, lfP I:J(l o.·m. . KANAWHA Rlvoir -)ola.,.et O.....tta 1111 sao o. m.t Wtnael<l,l Ooorp T, Prlc0 doWii6:1S fi,ID.I · w. H.~...... Jr."' UilS P.m.1 . Fori DOoriJorn dowJ! 12125 L ID.I · J_. A. (lreendolm 3:20 L Iii.; ~- otl 3:85 L m.t 0, F. $learor 1Ct 5:80 L Dl;l Alan R. MorrW doom 1:10 L !Dol do!rn Na- • . ·~ • "' · fd~ Suit fu '• ~ Dafuage Action ' · ~ . . ~t. Gar~ . COOley, and board mimbers Tid Stevens. Dr, X,.O. POINT PLEAsANT -' 0 t I I oa!'d Brown, Bill Wltljero, HarrY Ray Venlt-, en .lnfant Wider Slilera, and- Eorl Keefer, prea~ 211 ·has med IIIII by Goldie Van·dent. Metre, aaolnat BI1J,y Joe ColeAlao preoont 1n the anterO<IR mlil, Jlillersoo'ltreot, N"" Lex· were 10 mtmbera of the Cltl'e.. lngton, Olilo and Robert llwlh, ccmmltiee. ·They were reUred I Oak,Street, New Haven, there whe~ ¥ Sm!tll quoted ' The plalntlll •a!<• judgement orders !rom tho State Fire ·~ $7~• 055 and coots for penna.. Narsboll tho! onlr 12peoolewere neot and other ln>ttleo aUowed in lho ofllce ot a ume, ed when he waa violentthe presence of lour melllbo<:a of ljr out of 1 tr11ck driven by Blllhe presa run.-. the q-. I ly Joe C<jleman, belmglng to 'lbe next regular board meet.. R~ert Roush on Aprll29, 1967, Ill! wW be held 1\leaday May 13 against Billy Joe COleman, or ' ' ' Robert R«<lb, or against both One I'"' cent of people men. liviD( m the United States The complaint "'' llled by are employod in hospitals, Mike caato and Carol. Casto, according to the Encyclo· <0111111el lor the plalntll! In tile paeclla Britannica. olllee ot lho Cireult Clerk Howard Schultz, .,atatn.· an This Is The Week That We Honor Our -c. be lhared. \ '1!111 , onlacii- atrlea Word. ,ADIIISSIONS Publication of admlaaicm Ia prohibited 1lnll1 lui1llor -ce. ;BIRnJS ''"' • .· PLEASANT VALLEY I!OSPI'fAL ·Mrs. Demla .R. Haweli,I9Z7 ADili:M'ED - llary t.ie. Chestnut st., - · 9:54 'L JDo, Syraeu~e, ObiOi Gecql Nidd.,. Tuellday, Pt. Pleaaaot; MrL Denold'· c;u. DISCHARUES . atn, Le<inj Paul Alllllller., pt. Mrs. Amanda Boothe, Wolter · Pleaaanti WWiam Krebs, llealClay, Mn. ROse· JL .Geremetz, erson. MrL Arthur C, Glbb., Mra. DonDISCHARGED- Patrtclallo;.. ald F. Houston, Min Addle. E. lap, Jolin McCoy, 1'117Wa Bue!:, JohnioD, Mrs. Lowell Keeney, Elmer File, Mrs. HlchardAuaiiJI Jack S. Nell, Mrs. Fred E. North· and daughter, Mrs. 'lbcln&s Bepup, Mrs. lArry E. Rose, Eliza- oldB, Mn. Ralph Slaver, M r a. beth A. Slinker,Sibrbw.D, 'nloro. Jame& Hartley. Semi~Boneless WHOLE OR EITHER END H c STEAK IJlLI! T~NOEI YOU SAVE 2Qc A POUND! lb. SUPER-RIGHT QUAliTY FRESH • 3 to 4-lb. Avg. Turkey Breasts Turkey Leg Quarters • • • WITH BACK I WINGS ATTACHED Seafood Values! Ocean Perch 5 ~:~ $179 "Super-Right" Quality lb. 69c \ FULL CUT Round $leak • • ... $115 Sirloin Steaks • ·~5125 Porterhouse. • ....$,39 Cubed Steaks .... $119 Boston Strip • .... $1" Ground Round • ••. $109 LlA.N JUICY WILL Tllli.4MID UNDflt TASTY LfAN JUICY &ltOUND FlESH DAILY • -Ham Steaks ~~:g:: . . • .·. ·1' Chicken Livers • • . • . ···4t Jumbo Franks •:::~~· • •z:a.. 5129 Polish Sausage ·~~~~· • • ••·It Frm• Swor•fl• Steab • • ·' ,.Jtc Boneless Pork Roast . • ·~lit Fryer Chicken Legs . • .···59' 5 Fl'lllll Kl.l Crill Lie• • • , •~ S198 Sirloin Pork Chops • • . .•. gc Buddig Smoked Meats 3,:;;~ 1 Bra1nschweiger • • • • ... .:.:~·! ,tJ I ·4 ;. ', ' BIG BUYS Through Out The Store on A&P's Groceries[ '"'' All' OliRieHT SAIL- SAVE Sci Liquid. Bleach • • • SPECIAL!- SAVEll cl Pampers WHY PAY MORE? DISPOSAILE DIAPERS .r._ - of Arc . • 1•9 '12 ,... ·. 0 0 ,.1. . ewerllthh ,• PORK &BEANS o , .o , . 3- C lll ' I••~·· 49c SPECIAL!- ANN PAGE- OUR FINEST QUALITY- SAVE 16c Mayonnaise • • a • • • AlP FRESH FLORIDA- SAVE lie Orange Juice • • a • • t.IARV£1. STRAWBERRY MARSHMALLOW Ice Crea• ~~E 1/2•901. sgc • BIG BUYS on Fresh Produce! • • 0 • 0 ct.. '-. """=' _..., "<!rti LOOK WHAT WILL BUY Jiffr Calle Mixes ..... hL Jlftr Frosli•cMixes ..... 1«. Jiffr Fu•ce Brawale ..... a..z. Dallr Doc FOOtl-lJI/z.oz. Heinz Salu Mudlnl- 1-tL Jerpu Ba• So1p- .... Sla Stakelr Tlllllo Saace - hL Martha Willie Cont lnH f/ML MartU Mile Pa1c1ke llx-4'/a-tL Martha While Blx Mix - f/z.u. Martha w•11e FJu-7'/a-tL .=. California Sweet Plump Fresh .Strawberries Cj)ucri Nave.I 0 raages J~~~~!!·. ·OL'"'. hash Pineal.pies rresh Pole eans . CAUFORNIA £ftC a.•• :.~~~.1oc ~ 1',1~ I I Jl 'I n a J~NE PAIICER....-SAYE 28<1 /,White .Bread ,.2,.... ·' ·l· , Iones · ' . . . . ' ' IIIZtd Donuts. • ·Jwin lolls. "=-":.:• ), .' .. . ?"' . ' • 1000 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS T•llt tiiiiJtritl le ,_._friiiMir 1M,_..._ ........ Jane Parker Buys! 00 CHECK ITEMS TOU IUYI 0 0 0 0 0 0 D aetbeli on .the'',.,.u,., on _the ' blat ol the nta!Orlal. Gille ' .. 7-8 11. m. Pifenlo Basket Need an lnn:peDJive lamp lor a chlld'a room! BI!Y a lamp baae at a varle:tY itore , aDd make the l1>ade lroin a painter's Clrdhciard Dall aDd a pia ol cOlOrfUl ; coflon fabrle. Pin the Iabrie to-1 ' ~~~~~~~~~~ Flrtt A.,_' For Their Fine Job! / aeema ci6IW!I wllll h~ld , ' eemeut. ·-·' · '~:~~.1•/ ;:· . . ··:~ . ." . :. . HOLZER "SUPER-RIGHT" 9UALITY SMOKED, COOKED that Soeial Events Donald Cooe and family, Albens, apent Sunday with his parents, Mr. aJll Mra. Albert CGoe.. Sunlo.v visitors wllh Mra. m.. evra Foster were Mr. and Mrs. r&cllltle. - alUms on~~~W" dU.eao. Chestnut Ridge of his mother. " ,,/ .uu ,nd Gale, cblldnn, Mra. WilMr. and Mrs. Alfred RaacloiPI liam c.tl and aon, BW, RW Aland Camily have moved into ~eir len, aB local, ard Mr. lUll MfL new trailer home. Har17 Fellure, Gallipolis. -Mrs. L. Balderson Mr. ond Mra. Bruce M,era and AJYin Myers spent a few days with relatives in Wastwwton,D.C. Mr. and Mro. Ra.vmond Wllaon aDd dauehters, Barbara and Kathy, of Roehe•ter, N.Y., spent a weekerlcl with Mr. and Mrs. BY ALTA CONE Mr. Cbde Slone was coiled to Michigan by the serious Ulne&s r ,,IJ the lllJn. llor' of people who wjll be aaked ID relbond to the longer forma · IIIIa btoil •bstentlall!' remced. Tl!t, lllllibtr of 91tatlont aaked at. 1100Plt Ia ' 11170 IJ about ' !Ia ...... ia .Ia IHO and Is ••· ~ ltll titan Ia 1960 IIIII 19f(), , Mr. Slol!• pointed out that au 1'ljlllea· to cenlilt queallona ore libict11 coiitlcll!lllal underFeder1!1· law. Eror7 imployoe of lho .::....., BoiaaulirtQUlredtotake a6 Ojdll at ~13' and Ia '!Il>JeOt to oovere J)eiiiiUea for •ljllatlon "' tit• iJath. . I AID pleaoecl 't~~at the C o m. llieiree tiliportmont Ia making con..,. ............... IIOIRIWbl1 •••• ~raom"-· A,..,.... feeling exlltl.bon'r•;:Pwtthec:en... will makt \IIIWII'ronted lmpo. G\Q' Halper, Carl Thomas Offutt, Pomeroy; Mrs. Yahya, ··· Honold oo~oome: Mr. man - • at tho moat bbjeejlcmi>le ·Mr. <llester News · _,..,.,.._that ~ .rt tha PtO<odurel · ..,.. beiDe modlaed ~-· ttiolo WAlLPAPER Claytoo Allen, Mr. and Mra. Roy ·alii Mr~ and Mrs. DontJd Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens. The oext meeting will be at the M,yers home. Mrs. Vesta Blse of Hocki~ port, Mrs. Mabel Het:r.er ~Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blse spent a few days lrith Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith an:1 daughter, of Rome, New York. Seaman Chlrles Barnhart or the U.S.S. Naches spent a two week leave here witb his wife alii son and his parerts, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnhart and Don. Arter his leave he and his wife and son will go to san Francisco. Calit The !ollowlr-. members ol the Eastern Hlgll School Balld rr... Reedsvtlle who went to Cuy.., hoga Falls for the state music competition were Ullla Brown, Karen and Rmln Humphrey, Jean and Jane Whitehead, David We~ er and Rick alii Paula Hauber. Mr. ard Mrs. Walter Brown aoo famll: vlalted with their daagtlter and her huabend, Mr. alii Mrs. WOllam Thomas at Shaker Heiglrtl!l overtheweekerd. Mrs. Charles Ayers of Belpre aoo Mr. and Mra. Herold HW!IIIbrey and family of BelleYille, W. Va., and Howard Buclde~ of Marietta, spent Sunda!' wllll Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. Vtaltins with Mro. Roao Thon:- per8Cil. i ' La,yne, Brenda MASON - Waluuna H I g b School elected abldenl couneU dc:ers recentJy wltll P a m · Roush ~ Mason elected presIdent; Marilyn Gibbs, v I c e prealdenl, and Cheryl BUrna, secretary-treasurer. Precinct 1 was ln S.Uor Hlllh School and Pre<lnct 2 In Junior H1gll School. The students registered and voted by secretbellol. The democrat· le process was complete, with a ·~ board Mra. Mary Capehart and Sam McWhorter were advisors. News, Notes · HoD: Cooke, 9>aroo Froendt lind K I m Fields. Tbey placed the seeondlargeot and won second place In field teal held at Parkersburgondwln- .,!'' \ IJIIIlu.Jiiot-1 rallnga wore: KoY H, ~~ "'~ adOopey ot,ldt1!1111 and bathroom llcllltlea 'wtn "" rtwurded to.rein!>V•IIll' ID1Pl1- . - ~ tllat thO aorei'DIIiont Ia ~.In l®wlnr wta'i.- .m Wahama High .Band Will Play in Huntington Festiv~l return on June 20. Therelaatrlp Maneuvers and Parade competito wuuamsburg and possibly tion ap.inst ten otherOOubleuA'' Jamestown being planned on the bands. 11da was their firlt time at the FeStival. return home June 20. The Wabarnll JU&b School Band The \'irglnta Beach MusicFesalso won ~rst place lD Field Uval consists of three classes of competition whlch include Maneuver& and the Wahamll MaFieJd Maneuvers, Sight Reading jorettes won first place In rn.Q)rand Concert, according to Wa- ette corps competition at the hama Band Director, Gerald Sim- ~nc:er Black Walnut Festival this year. mons. ThOae from the band altend· Earlier this year the band comlng the SOlo and Ensemble Conpeted In the Marietta Bandarama BY. DODDEE FORAN _ PT. PLE~AN'f or- Thie ~son Coopt)' BoOrd of Edu!"'IOI) T11e11day nlJhl aqllilod ~ plaha ;.~ l<ir ·lin iddlUort to lla,..n Hlgb Schoollollowlas lnlor!natlon that : ·. tjla 'Sfale Fire .~~ wllliJOI i>O;~~~~~.::;u:~ approve the llle al t!io b;.o.,.eni rl :aa If stands ·" ' clao~iOCIDI and the <ateterla. . · • 'l'he ~·hl\ll,llllals.OslxO!Itaide exits tl.,tlio laoementll , . .,( llrookO Sml'h, Sot>erlnto1>~en!, la_ld an allciiUoo to the hlgil commlttae of tile Hooae Foat Of- school, ue:iJ.II ~~men fice and Civil sOm0. ComJidtteo alreedy employtid by the Board will hpld .11earlnp In early May ofEducatioo,-wQUldbemorefeason the...,,;,,. llntencl to aubmlt ible. a llalemont to the !ilbcommlttee The acldlUon !'oold coat about urging closer CObli..alonaiiiUI'- $20,000, and exlta approxlmat&-' velllanoe eWer cenau1 questions 1y $5QOO each. and procedures. AI>Prov,.t· II!IIRlmolla1y were ;:::. lllat- I '" v ' Wahama High School Band l 'I i Pi' .i·f ;,4 !J d ' " • dtu.. ·.~v .·· tans . · . fJ . ._':<~~ Jti_o , rz· . v, . . ,~ , • • .\t ;, . Ji- ,, . .. '"'.,.,' ;,, :y: . ' ;~. jo �.J '"";·.j v ' 'J . . >'' ·: . A~tie " ' '• Series of Radio ·sermons ,·.anron:g ·, CeeU R, ffill'or&lt>. Near .lnttant Fame MIUer, whose literary fame was near lttstant wiU. the publication ot hla World War U odyssey uThe Naked 1111 'lbe Dead," ~oves quite aa eailly among ttle quick and the living. He describes himself as a, "conservative liberal" ardparries the questions of newsmen and rallY audiences with ' rapid monologue that takes some sharp hU"ns. Asked by an audience at Wagner College about police brutali~· . he said, without a smile: "A great cop is a work or art. Or for that matter, a great crook is a work of art. I'm tor better cops and better crooks." ~- !r • ,I' '• •• i~ ' J. ' ;. .; •'• '' WASHINGTON - Responsible professionals in both politl:.:al parties now see revolutionary violence on American college campuses to be emerging as both the harshest and the most difficult political issue in the United States. It is begiming in heat to surpass Vietnam and all the rest. Within weeks, what is alread,y fully recognized within the sophiaticated national J)Olitical community will be common knowledge outside. This is tllat the technique of the so-called "demonstration,~~ which has been carried to armed insurrection and gunpoint Intimidation or the authorities at Cornell and has irreparably stained even Harvard, has public officials no Jess than university presidents on the run. The Students for a DemocratJc Society, which is openly Communist in direction and motive, now tllreatens more than the destruction or American higher education. Alongwiththeblack extremist organizations, it is challenging public order and common civUit,y at every level of society, right up to the very top. That this is wide and open subversion has long since been obvious, except to the left - wing politicians who have fed upon it. That p~blic officials and university officials can no longer subadt to it and retain pubHc confidence is the new factor in this exceedingly nasty complex. Even the heretofore highly permissive faculty groups appear at last to De in frightened flight, as notably at Cornell, from the ton&eiJlenteS of what faculty groups in general have thus far helped so much to -::reate. It is hard not to suspect that such latehour conversions are related to fears or the ultimate closing of tortured universities, as has been timidly and halt.way threaten. ed at Harvard, and the resulting loss or faculty jotls and faculty ~. ~ •' tfbtJer bOth the Constitutioo and tradition, the maintenance of Jaw 1nd order is a local responsibilltv. The buck can rightly be passed up to the statehouse only In situations of massive and literally uncontrollable rioting. It cannot, either in law or in ordinary reasoning, be passed up in any event to the national govern- New Haven Social Events ' '• \ '· '' t ' i '· ' I ' ,~ I ~· ,. I ,i> .1< WALTON L<; SPEAKER Mr. Kermit Walton of Pome· roy, Ohio was gUest speaker at the meetlng of the Win One Class ()( The United Methodist Church. George Ingels, president, con· ducted the business meeting, Members enjoyed a covered dish dlmJer. ThoSe attending were Mr. and Mrs. Luther Smith and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. James N. Roush and famil,y, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bumgarner, Mr ·and Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. David Simonton and son, Mr · and . Mrs. Rd:tert Cooke, Rev. and Mrs. Paul Fortlley and famlly and guests, George Ingels and son and Mr. Walton. CHEROKEE ClUB The Cherokee Home Demonlrtratlon Club met at the home of Mrs. Leo Litchfield, Devo. tiona were led by Mrs. Archie BrOWidng. The scripture was read by Mrs. Kate Roush. Mrs. Browning presided at the business meeting. They voted to order more of the recipe and note cards to sell. The lesson •'Discipline ln To.. da.J'I Families" was led by Mrs. Browning. Agroup discussion followed. Refreshments were served by the hostess to Mary Duncan, Mra. Archie Browning, Mrs. Kate Stone, Mrs. Kate Roush, Mrs. Nellie Casto and Mrs. K. K. S<iteo. AVALANCHE CLUB The Avalanche Home DelJlOD.. JtraUon Club met at the home ol Mra. Howard Roush at 1:30 p.m. The president, Mrs. Har. ry staata presided. Devotlms were led by Mrs. Leo 1bomp.. oon. and closed with the oroup .tncSnl: ••He Uves." The leuon "Diacipline in TodaJ"• FamUles"' was recorded .en I tape and played by M r s. L!oolo RouJJh. Dtttfna: ·tile business meetfng the afoup dlseuued several pro. jeeto; Attendblt! a dtmer at the ~.-.Power com...,.. with !nvltinl one or two pielll; Where to liD in the • .-bor ..... (!lr•--· Games prizes were won by Mrs. Donald Haynes and Mrs. John Smith. Attending were Mrs. Donald Haynes., Mrs. lieuloRoush, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Leo Thompson and Mrs. H o w a r d Roush. Give the present with a future. Tu~pen Plains Soeiety Newi ...aueoll ollhelr plreota, Mr. ind Mrs. 0. H. Keel8r ~ . , Mrs. C)arenco C.noc!e. 'BY MRS. EVEL)'NBRICKLES . . Mr.·and Mra. Art Vareer;llal'- . Mr. 1)111 Mrlr. David Riao and Mr. anJ Mrs. Wayne Brlc:ldes b, eall'ed at the: VIetor PelT)' . dalCh&er. Mar)' Loul.tt• r. Frhill'•-... ' ltbme ~ see El.. McComas. turned from 1 trio ..,.ko ,.... Gerald Violet, carl Lae and tended lheWarrenC<~Jrncyo.m.. TereoaPerry,BdlCurry,Wal- tton. 11>oy IPODI thollrot week Dorael MllleratteDdedapl ~ · llr meritlrw alii beD!lioel ter Jordon ar<i Jon See!, Teq>le af Allanta, Go., whoro Mr. lliiP PanJ ·~ at Athens FricJQ the Malhocllst Church In Ma1J>. 'church youth, joinocl lho Albu1y attOnded school. Tl!en they wont nl&hl. . neli Cfnclr11aU, on ehurch 1tdh alii their ltldert OD CO Val anbo. Fll.., to Ylslt Mr. aDd Mra. Jamea Deeter j Saliiti.lo7 ewntog. llr, Starlioy .to attOoi the United Methodlot ..,.. old !rlond• Okieewa, ani !amlt> havomovecltothol'aul ,..,, p•ot-kor lor the sllirr. Youth Followohlp illlb" at·the Sgt. and Mra. A!frod Cox alii Buckley properb', tormer]y the and· Mra. Feril' G!UoiiY Youth Lodge at Lanc11fer ~ !amlt>, Tllen. they •"" on to St. George C&ldwell,ProperQ', here. '-''~ ,., M{a. 'G!Mvra Foster GrWDis, SUnday an..Petersburc. Fia., !or • clay boo Charles Betzqreturnodldte relm'necl to her home Mri. 'nennto CIUO !ell at her !oro r-.tng to their home Frldty from Camden Clark Ho ... ,home last week arid disloCated here. . pital' in Parkersburg, "here he Mr. and Mr... carl Watson and Wlderwent major auqery. The Buoy Bee Soclecy or the her shoulder. She ·"as cared for ~:~:. llojj\!sl lllurch held at the tillice oi.Dr, l!lumpertel lon, Goile, of Dayton - ' a wookand here ,with Ids mother, :a meeUrw; in the aoclal in Alh&ny. Mr. and Mra. Wolter C&nodeol M{l. Enlo W'ts~ Oa Somilly . ot lho church oo Moriclay or , eftnlJW. Botonle ·Cheadle led the AWie Creek spent the weekonil · lhef aD wore cllmer ; de~. othera present were here wilh his llltlther, Mra. Clar• Mr. and Mro, OrvU Watson and Frd,Sm!U.. Wh!tt!nston. eoce C'arlode, and her mother. eon of. snv,r ft1dae. Other a in Mat ldt Clleadle, Vivian Mrs. Fnnk Nol..,;, WUkeovm.. th& Wat1100 home were Mr. and · Gaston Tl!eii'OII> · Mro. Larry Clark and Tamara · Mrs. John Olllatber.,and lamlly or Athena were rocoot ..,.,11 o1 of Cheater and Mr. andMro. WU· their cr:aniljJorOilto, Mr. andMra. lilm Walltll ol Eul ~ . Linda, Slrel· Eari8W-il8)o.. " Softral from here celleclatlho , h&\'8 riturnocl Elza MrComao roco!vecl word Ew,lng Funeral H'"l"' in Pomeroy ~h-li!D'Fio.·ldal¥here Mr. McC4m- or the death olhlo!>rO!her-iNIJ, Sablrda¥ eveniJW to 11IIY reope'Ot was orqrloyed lor 101M time. Georp Wood, at G~ lilt, .to Gc!nlon Otevalief, liioa IOick aDment and ,... ~qd lira. VtctCB" PeJT)'Iililllra. . li'r! and Mrs. 'tfNrman· POrker&burJ, W, VL, hOI" . Ellen Flcemyre called at tho .cock haYO aold lhoir P~ II · treatment olnce his re- , 1uner11 hoaie In Groveport on . LorW Bottom ani mOYecl their . Friday evening. ' lnUor lo tl)eir 1,. here which · lurato Ohio.- c alii · Mrs. William Mlllor the)' · lrouglrt in lhe Arbo!WIJ Dl· ~ vJiion.· 01 Westerville; Mr. . .,__ ., __ :._ CUrryalllehU- UMierR tAJCU Mr. and Mro. Blain TayloriPII Paul inilllavid J1110s sr.ndloncaUeciiMitheirson,Mr. ·· were SUnday d!mer and Mro. Tbcllnaa Tayler ond ' ·!fr. Mro. WUIIam · """ !aD!!!f, ;orch, Priclay evenhw. Mr• .,d .MrL OUm SWain Mr. and Mrl. Oscar illbcook, ani 6unll)o violtecl her parents, Mr. uil Mrs. Llnlsey Lyons and Mr. and Mra.. Joe Barnhart, 11 sQn, Lamar, and Eu!ah SWan alii Sc!m•rast. sw.iay. Hr. iDI Mrs. David Ria• and Mro. llorothy Sl!!alley ois!tecl diUihter, Mary Louise aU were , SUnday wltb ·Mro• . _ Mu111r.· Sllftllay 111111s ,of Mr. and Mro. daUI!hter, ' ~· . Mr. and Mro. Starllnl Maslir La.,..ence Huborpn and oon, at tho honie. ~!amlly, Mrs. ~ x..-. and helped - ;;.;.. and Mra. Jan Plckott and d&uilrtor, La•• how moved"""' Dayton to the Alvin ll)'e lfl'OPII"Il . and !i!j1 mako lhio!r home in thlo . u~ ,.,, , ~ . . · Mr1 and Mro. Earl Starkey at.- ,_t ' ' . ment save where an entire state may contessltselr powerless and thus calls upon the President in his function as commander-inch16f or the armed forces. Accepted conelderations ot law are not very relevant any more, however, oor can ordinary reilsonJng have much force against the imperatives ol what now il!l a bitter condition and no longer largely a theory. The long and short of. It Ia that unalterable circumstances are conepiring to drag President Nlxcn him· self into this caldron, tradition and old practice notwithstanding, t'or the assault upon .the whole structure of American hlltter education, upon all its ancient values of rea1011 and ta1r debate and dlsciplbi.e - this very word being itself a synonym tor emcation - is no longer tn arcy gei1Jine sense lotal or spasmodic. It is no longer in any geooine relevant simply or mainly to thi1 or that state. It is patently national in scope and puJ'P)se; and in the end it strikes at the government o! the United gates. These are the hard reallUes. And while It Is quite clear that precisely what the revolutiooartes wish to do is to embroil the White House itself, It seemshardlylessplalntbat the White House cannot in tact stay aJoof. The President, through Attorn~ General Jolm Mitchell, has already recognized the nationwide nature of tJrls problem. Mit-. chell, indeed, is even now working up ltrupulously due -process prosecutions for conspiracy against so~alled students who hedge-. hop across the nation for the sole purpose oC stirring up riot. But the President "m shortl.,y find himself under very heavy pressure from very important men to identitY tile White House ape. clflcally and dramatically against this intlnltely complicated attack on law and order. He will IJ!I!Ier~ly I!!! relu"'l!!l. For to call • • aOolod;'~nf~~~j M~~!'I.:J theJ!ll)>st likely actl. . , him - would be to open him:Jr and that. house to almost . ·• insult by revolutionaries seeking p~ovocation and propaganda. And though it is thus a case oC damned It he does and damned it he doesn't, he will almo~t certainly have to respond all the same, ln his role as the peoples ultimate leader. which bepn on April 21st. Cancer Week. Also tlleboysandgl.rls at the New Haven Elementary School were asked to save caps for Cancer. These are collected each year b)' the local club am given to the MaiOil CountY Can· cer Chapter. Miss Dlane Abel collected the most in New Ha· ven last year and Mrs. Ksmedy's room won lor the school and were taken on a wiener roast Ill' lhe Junior Club, Thla will be dent, presiding. The program was presented by Mrs. Edwin Stein. 9le sJ)Oke on the business end or running a library, Mrs. Stein is librar. ian at the New Haven Public Library. h told what the num. bers on the backs of the boc*:s meant, also the lllltlbers on the cards in the back of the books, where she secured tlle books, how the money trom fines, etc. was used. There will be an election of officers at the May meeting tor officers tor the neoct year with Mrs. Jack Needs and Mra. John F. Roush serving m the noml- done again this year; caps. were ·/2!.. '' ' · · I'D&'•'"' Duril!l w...td war 11 be wu a p!!ot and oervod 72 · _.., mloliono in the Europoon ter ol oporaUooo. He reeelvod from ' I . I: I l the Dlotlagulobed Fl71oc Croll, ETO Ribbon with !oor lllrl, Buy U.S. Savinp Bondo A Freedom Shoroo Air Modal with nine <lu-., and tbe Presidential Cltatlmo with two du-1, Elder C. W. Pronltt lo DOltor ol tho local church. . '': ! ..,.,II E"""' PEPPERELL •. Twin Fitted or 8ix99" $ ' 79 FULL SIZE 8lr108" Flat or Full . $ .99· FITTED SHEETS ani News, Notes Columbus, Ohio visited ents, Mr, and Mrs. hart "!1llt!IM weekend. Mr.' aria .Mrs. Lee son, BOOby;"ol ~~~~:~~~:~:·: near Warren, o. brother and wife Mr and Russell c~ttart' b'l ~. with her sister and brdther...m.. ' law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Jlosen.. baum. .Mr. RosenbawD ,·is re- · j)Ol1ed!y seriooaly ill at the Hoi- . zer Hospital. The Krauues are enroute to Washlngton. D. c. Mrs. Charles Parrlah, Mrs, Jack RUey, Mra, Glen Thomp. son and Mrs. Dorothy C a r twr!gh~ re(rre....tatlve& ol the Albright U n I te d Method!lll Church, attended the WSCS Cooventlon at Blcl<hamon IMI the last clay. Business visitors in Parkersburg on Monda7 were Mn. Roberil Young and lll'anddoua~Ur. Vlcl\y YOWl& Cllltoll, and Mrs. Evelyn Stewar!, Mason. i ~·' SHOP THE STORE r' . NEAREST YOU!! 1 Mason Area WOMAN'S CLUB to be plckocl up April 28th. Tile The New Haven Senior Worn. Mason CounQ< Chapter - the!r an's Club met on April 22 at the goal last year over UIO per cent, Alex-Quillen Memorial Bui!Cllng they are hoping to go over this for its last meeting of the year. goal, this year. Bardell Wood They will adjourn untll Sept.em- nating committee. The new members of the club Mr. l Brooks ~lb. !llpt; Hardest wood !s that of be r. will be liken to dinner in May. the desert ironwood of the or Schools in Masoo CouniY. sta~ The meeting was opened with southwest. It baa wood as Mr, Bob the group singing "America the ed that he T<OO!d heavy as stone. blunts tools NEW HAVEN PERSONALS Zide to check the Plll'grouncl BeautUul" followed with praying and can hardly be cut with a Mr. and Mrs. Dmald CookP equipment at the school and tD saw. the Lord's Prayer. quote prleefi 0( new equipment. and chlldrenorW!ntersvtlle, Oltlo Mrs. Jack Flesher gave a reThe IQl'Chase ol new pla,yga'(IWid vlsltecl over the weekelld wilh port 011 the communit.v Improve~ equipment was a project d. the her parents. Mr. and Mra. Georp ment Committee. A Jetter was Jewell and other relatives. organization tor this year. read from the North Central AJnona medical ~· at Progress Association Committee Pleasant Valley lloopltal !rom JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB on the Up Grading Wahama High The New Haven Junior Wom- New Haven were Mrs. George School to meet the North Cen- an's Club met at the home ot Ingels. Mrs. Robert Ha.Tos and tral Requjrements. Mrs, Richard Grinstead lor 111 Ran<b' Crawford, son ol Mr. and Officers for the coming year regular monthly meetinl, wllh Mrs. Roy Crawford. were elected: preslrlent, M r s. Mrs. A. L. ~rouse presiding, Mr. Donald F. Roush is a sur. Charles Smith; vke president, glcal patient at St. Joaeplr llosThe secretary's report wa1 Mrs. Robert Curtis; recording pUal, in Parkerlburg. secretary, Mrs. Karl Wiles; trea- given by U!.e president, M r 1. surer, Mrs. Jess Abels; corre- ~ouae. in the sb.aence ol the · sponding secretary, Mrs. Char- secrolar)', Mrs. D. w. Embletoo. The treuurer's report was les Dodd. Mrs. Florence Howard was ac- given by Mrs. Jotm F. RouJJh. . cepted into the club as a new It was amounced that the dub MASON _ Jercy 'rucker, Mamember. They voted to make still had several West VIrginMrs. PauJ B. Powell an honor- la scenic place mat sets for son, was surprised at his home oo his 10111 b!rthdaJr with a parary member ot the club since she sale. They d!ocu10ecl the following: cy given Ill' his parento, Mr. and was the first president of t h e pajamas tor Good Sld.P HaDe, :Mre. Ray Tucker. Glmea were club. They voted to hold their meet- the 4th ol July coloi>ratlm; Blby plll'ecl and a pri'l! was won 111 ings at the new library building. Contes~ A story.hour .for pre- Tocl Tlleker. Jerry was presented a bieyHostesses Mrs. Harold Rose, achoolers. Members decided to mow the cle, a gilt from hit pareat1. Mrs. Frank YOlUI& Jr., Mrs. Arthur Hart and Mrs. Kemeth lawn around the ~~~~ pole at the He also received g111o 'from Thompson served refreshments New Haven Elementary Sebool. Hency , VionMetor, Grea Camp. to those attending: Mrs. Kermit Last ran membeu pl-lr!a. RlckJ Ramlbur& Terfl', Tocland Ford, Mrs. Mark Ward, M r s. Dalloclils, and Tulip bulbsomm<! 'l!nuny Tucker, Dale LOw!a, Jal! Jack Flesher, Mrs. R, G. the pole. I anyone _,ld like to Gllll)ld; Mike ~ ~ • Greene, Mrl. Eiletme Heater, help with this proJeet. they ffill' Tucker, Krladna Tucker, Mi. Mrs. Charles Sfillth, Mrs. Don donate lmlba lor more plant!ng and ,Mro.DaYldW!U~and.., · Rqol!o. Edwards, and Mrs. Robert Qlr- thlo !all 11 was ....... ,.., lllat IIJt Btsto ' r 11 tli. . Junior COI!Ventlon -.ld be held eaa· Ia : NEW HAVEN PTO in Charlo- Mf,y 16th and471J> lee · Tile No .. Haven Parent Teach- with the Ca,ltol ll!atr!cl.,,lioli · pop to 1M ers Orpnlzat!on m6l !or their The Hav.., Jurdo!" ' C!llb were Mr. Apr!! mooting at lhe o<bool with apin canvl~Hcl 'lho ,:lowrj Mrs. Kemeth Tllompson, preo!- the Ameriean CIIICtr ~e!J. Jerry Tucker Is Surprised that Uine he ....... Ida flmll1 to BlrllllnPam, He boldo dqreeoftomland COI!ep. Jomonl, - . "'" Slate Unlvero!Q< ol - . and the Amer!CIII DIYIDliJ Schao1 where be received hil'"'...,l and doctor'o degreu Ia - . Oil'· cr:a• Harshest Political Issue of '69 is Campus Violence BY WlLLIAM S. WHITE '' ..... Ia• Washington White Paper ~-.~ "r': qt -· Aiolele ftti'WI" Jllrill "'"s-lfiJII..., awrm or.-,, ~~~~ ~ r1111o .,.... ,. .,., Cllrla or Lottor !lOr llolati, bu lllDS .Qiiitch ,,... 11!0-. 111 ~ I .MI'IIJ .of radio NJ'oo: ..., MID .........-... ~· ....., .... ......., wYJV, a..;' ell or Twin ~· o1 ,,,, 11• ven.-4. 1loord 8111Q1i1oi cburcllllloCO !MO. li:IJ a.m. Tile MOip ~If>. . • F..., .IH4 t o - · !Je-~ cal cburch !a located'"'"'" PVrt- cbarP or RLDS chlrch Work to land-Jiac!ne Road. . )Ill Brltllh !lie• and c.ttor Elder IJtlnger'o ridiD _ , . tal i1.rope; In Africa oild w111 be •'ltlo llalure or !locrl- Eut CentrO\ ......,. • · .n ee." . _ 19&<1, he waa oamecl llfOIIIo Ill chirp or Conllaental-1111 the Br!Uib IIIII Millkll. AI .. NEW WRK (IJPI) - Norman Mailer, the oovellst alii ure uyle phUosopher, aod Jimmy BreaUn, the former newspaper• man and: race track eXI)ert, are wadilli hand in hand thrlliO!I> the sea of New '1:' ork City politics, two novices at play amid the sharks. MaUer is running for mayor on a platform that includes making New York City the 51st state aOO Breslin is going along as a candidate for City Council president. The)' have without question the lo~st hair, the longest sideburns and most unabashed running commentary on almost anything of any of the seven Democrats and three Republicans currently seeking the ,-", ' ~ ~FJtlrP'. ' ,Qolde' BIS SDdal No•- DAIRY FOOD BUYS! ~t 3! ·H DELICIOUS DESSERT ICE CREAM , _ !: Sport Shirts Sizes s-M·L Cool Colo!$ & Patterns ' ; 011fot1i1, 2 ' f..llel, •ll~• In whlt1, block, y•llow ond ,.,n, Mould•d non-•kld 1ol.. , aHroc:lhte folti'lc IIPJ*fl, For Swnm• Wear $ ·' ' pair 100 COUNT PIG. 9" DINNER .SIZE . PAPER · PUTES ' " : g· c · 5. Mr.o. !U ~fpt . . • · at thtl ·BUlt'eue ·· ." H '· ~ · in· PuiiilrlliUri, ' ~ ·lailt weOk .ui Pol .reti>e<t \fill Mrs. w~ Freekor ol laU!,IIro.,Amte Mdlcraollill. . chuter,,Mra. ·Doana lhle, MaUsMlu sl.r<MI Frecker,.Galll- ,II and Lola, llac!ne, Mr. IPII polio, and Mr. \'llli!am rr.Oi.ei- lira. wllellian .White ani Mra. · Mary Rtiodo Aloo present 6>r the ealllrt il!lllfra. Mary Rood, ileeclll'.- SUnday celebratloo Mr. abd Mto. D!nmore Boylea were ShoiT)' 111111 Amber Me Clln. ' ' . or Allred vleltecl reeentb" wilh . ihe SlarU;W Maooar funDy. Mro. oacar Ba!Jt«k olTif>pars Pla!m · . BUDGET LATEX fLAT WALL PAINT ' I" White aiHl Doco"'tllf toloro . ·GLOSS OIL PAINT "''''.'''" Yz~ ' . 1\- : . . •' . Mr. and .. !lro> l'!ormanllcc,ln enterti!necl·1n ·dloe....,... ot tho ·, tenlh bt'rd.tiQ- of their ........ :· Faith. C.UII'o ""OJJ llro u.i Goill·· ltlcCai.ViDI Dlilw'ot Toreh, MI-. and 'lli-o. Dua MJ>. Mro. ColD 'and Mrs. Glad!<• SllumWI)' . of ...., ' l""l'I llGtlom, Mto. "''• lrl~· ", ~.... jllft .. D!l-. Debra," KlauJ ·ar;td D18fW, Kr. 1 ml ' . Cleland ., ·' ' IE.D$,:. POR THIINTIRI ' PAMILY COMITO . '··f " . ' 6· ,._··~· · ·· . ~ :::;::.~;;.-·.; .. ;,::v.:·::::::::::~-=>:::::::~:,;:"~:::·:.:XX:>;~::::~~;:; ;;.;.:,, ,j ATTUPPERS PLAINS r,. LYONS,, MARKET .. ' •.• ~~q co~~~~t 7 oz. COLD i . LIGHT J FRIDAY ~ ' Rasened 2-l To :j : Limit Quantillos ' lib. Rea.59c Mister Bee JELLO JUMBO SIZE BAKERY BUYS Cold Power 1.49 BUNS HAMBURGER 01' HOT DOG FOLGERS $ PACKAGE OF 8 COFFEE All Flavcrs 29t 99 3 lb. can Reg. or Drip INSTANT f;z. NESTEA 99 ' i MAYl NESTLES ,SYLVAM~ 1~5111~ . !! ,:;;::,::::::m :::::::;:;,:,:;:!r.·:::::,:,:,:·:::,.;:;;::.·:J 25~ . I! THURSDAY Rlahl w• waaln ln'VII&bt.guest. 99 '"' 4 5 oz. cans No. Z% DEL MONTE Fruit Cocktail can LYSOL SPRAY ihz. 3· 1.19 �• Gel~bra.ted Onn· l'unisltt~l Enollllh I• also Ceel lllere II 1101 shw)e ll>i~W ooullhat II'1IUIII ha.t,. accident& )!sliD oeelholr au Dear Editor: Being a resident ot this courty only a few years, there are a lot of thifw:s that we can't understand or get used to.. For instance: Why do you teve to publish the names of otfenders in minor automobile accidents? If they Ire at fault count alter accOli'Kwherewrecka were involved arxl inveltlpted and (no arrests made) where everyone knoftos there till to be someone at Cault (in ease Ot two or more cars gettizw together). Only in case of drunken drlYIDg should a persoo's DUDe be pub- A- lished and they SHOULD be em- barrassed (not some innoeeat person), and no matter how care-ful a driver some people are, they do get involved In aecidenll sometimes. Smle even pay flnes ul\iustb. Mrs. L o. McCQy Routo I ety, too? Seems t.ometha.tpaylng for the o!tense once is sufficient, aDd not have to pay for the crime tWice. I feel a per801l who is I~ ,volved in an accident feels be.dly eoough to be in it, without having his or her ramepublicized. Some newsD&Pers do not publish the name of such people. TAKEN TO HOSPn'AL Radne llhll'IIIIC1 "9wtmer\ Iran~ Addle-, Rl. 2, RaclDe, to Veteralll Memorial HoiJdtal 11 a medical s-tllnf; at 11:05 a.m. Tueldll, "''JJriod THERE WERE · 111E HONORm GUESr Witll tho ollleors cl. file Youth Fellowoldp of the Rock zt>rinp llelhodlat Cburdl whidl liareel tile 1111rprloe ..rl;r are, Jell to rlibt, Cmnle Radtord. prealclent; )laeyRadCord, ateJ"etliey; Bob Blaek-• .tee president, IIIII lllllor ~ tru.ro.. Gun-Toting Blacks Routed United Pre 55 International National Q.lardsmen and state tile home of President Jolm F. lers IDslcla left voluntaril)' Just Potts, shooting, "get those before Plllee entered to evict white racist cops out there." them. By police mamed road>Jocks near the campus of Voorhees College in Denmark, S.C., early toda,y alter routing 25 gun.toting black militants !rom three building& Tuesday. Seventeen students and faculmembers were taken into custody by 1\&Jane Universi1y o1ficiaJs TUesda.Y after attempt1ng to disrupt student military training exercises. Some 600 coeds staged a fivehour sit-in at Ute Rider College Library In Tre-, N.J. Ia a ty campaign to win dormitory keys then settled Cor lli.night .tgllln the gymnasium. Oc<upat!Cil Ended The voorhees occupaUcm was ended wtthwt a shot being fired as a profeUOT ran to the -nl-l!eld buildings and urged the militants ID aurrendor. Prcl.. Bernie Dingle led Ute blacks, without tbelr guns, to Cll other camp~sea: The troops then surrounded the home and arrested the studoots. The campus was doled inclellnitei,y and students were ordered to leave. Demonstrators on the Naw Orleans campus ~ TUlane Universit;y, chanting 1 'ROTC.. Nazi,'" and "'Kill, Kill," refl.lsed orders to leave the drill field where ROTC member• were marching. Campus police moved In and chained the demonstrators to a llre l1Ydrant. They wore released after surrendering their ldentll!catloo eards. Cc:lrtimle Protest Students at Indiana's four atate-aullPOrted unl.versiUes cmtlnued tllelr protest <i plomed tuition lnereases. 1'1>11., broke up a mlii-ln outside a Fllrdue Universl,. buiidlng but proto .. New York-A slt..ta at Queansborouah College oatered its lith day today, Cib' COIIep c1. New York nmall1od clo.sod lndeflnl.tely, and several classes nre canceled at the Unlverll.Q" of Rochester. NorUt Carolba- Slweo of the 12 blacks enrolled ln Belmont Abbe:Y eone., in Bel.molt oecu,pled the Science B.tlldlng Tuesday tor 10 houri. The preslclanl c1. the 819-student Roman Catholl.c school IBid a nepUatlag committee h a 4 .,.succeeded ill briDging baek Into 1i1e realm cl.lnielllpot and orpniz8d diacuslion the proble-.ma tbe Btudentl had rai.sed." ' I Flouridated Water l{it citles ln Ohio with at lee.1t 5,000 resident• to duortdate or lluorlde I!' 4rlnki~W water their water ayatema. Thomas M c 11 w a l n of and a auburbon Clnehqti man teltifted he was a nea.r victbn Wymnlng, near Clnelnrati, told or "liuorlde poisoning" Yonia¥ the cCIIIIItliUee alii Jommod night beCore the SeDate Educa- hearlow room he sul!ered tram ticil, Healtil alii Welrare c.m- Poilonl!W lj'IIJjiiCIDB CO< three years whUe doCtors remalned MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL mlttM. Their testlmooy e-rloed unable to diainos8 hl1 iUnetl. Admissions - lfoll1 Hambei, .. The doctors bad ghea '' I' S)Taeuae; Eva Knljlp, Maaon. the Courth hearing by tbe ...,. mtttee oo a bill to require all h0110 1 would oqrVive, but b¥ Diseharaos- Nme. aheer luek decided to od.toe me to drlllidJW llurt.!a!lld waul atuted ,, ' Thanks COLUIIBUS (IJPI) - Three physicians calldemnod the use ', '. I .. if ' ' ·' Sale! Ja·ckson and Perkins ROSE BUSHES. ROUND PREMIER • " . ,. CHOICE :'~ ' . GRADE ' ' 5Tit and PEARL STS .. RACII!E . 11 .' . ' . ,! he ,Nld. c.-..... Forman asked the camnl.ttee to ••dlareprd tmotioral stat. menta about use or lluorldation aa.1 ad.ck to the facts., D~. Paul Lellharl, a COl..,. bua lioeblr npreaentlns tile Allo .. oOillatlon or Amerleaa l'll,yaicialll IIIII &lrpona, oald water maina ta U. cttiea .. ,hould DOt aerve 11 !fospitall;osts, m in Industry, ., t...r1l"'• : · . Bitr10 - Bright re cllfl!l!tr vehicles tor drugt. n flise Because of Grand Thievery .'( ill' uPi 'lbe government should not provide mediclae in the water.'' he said. "The u1e of the chemi· cal obould be ,., to tbe llldlvldual.. Dr. Jalm J. Shea or DQtoa teJtUled there were "at least" 70 - · and dentists In hlo ci,. wllo CIPliOiod lluorldatiGn. · 11 Our Open House . er....uvJI. . . JiliiUon Ia - · In 1966 and were aurprloed ID ftnd tiJat ~ · 62' ·,; to - Moalljl ...., and warmar '1111roda.Y: '). The Far . ers Bank & Savings ·Co~";. • POMEROY OHIO · . · . .' j ·t~':. · \ \. ',' '1. ' . ., • : ' ~\" ' '~ .. \iJ: f ~ . .. · 1 1 . IIi ~. ~I 1, 1~ 11 ~"'!! l ' io! I' !,' .... 1 oi ,e t '.e, I,. 1 .1. i ~• I<II . ~ ' .Y " r ' .•· lln'lea, loot !lrOdaCtioo aad poor monle prcbobly 11 , \ . Given Aw-rd ., ,... Several Atte~d . ' ' Pilllllling Event ~f( PROUD LAND - .VelvetJ,.rld ••••• : ••••• ~ ••••• ••••:••• •••,,_ t:. · ; ·' · "rlstlne · :wn '""lte1 ····~·•••••••• ..• · P,.,•sc•LI n -" ·••••••••••··· ··.; ~ ·~ ~ •. ·,••••.,. .. AMERicAN H~RfTAGE 1 ~1-CoiOI .............. ,.;; ••• :. ;:•• ;; . I :ft:• I ·Also .~~~k•on ta'd ~r.klnl Ptt•ntecl. · .•••II· Plant'-' ·-.··aushes · ·· ·.. - ;•' Davis- Wam~r . ; . ••• From Your Friends At ' ' 'i.·,1 • taken b~ exeeuUveo," he laid. · ~ Jlll"eotico chirp silp ror JIIIJNUI lflid IODte c.-o are OYII'Y patient who died and malea lot omlrler than tile lqJ Ill- lni IIWIJ' ~ alipo Cor outeeutlvea .cl. """'P'JPlea they 1ta11 »&U- to cover II)) tbelttr c1. rrom. one firm waa 1111atillod by drulo. · · · ' lorp fllelll cl. a plastic PDI!l!!r. Ill 111011Jer holjlltal, tile eashwbleb ~ bod weekend lor Ia file outpotlent deportment ...., but employes lllealiJqr it llsiomaUeaiiY oiole· $100 a day ha4 fllolld a biB morkolt. I was · tor raur yeari. Ill onoiiior, the. belna used to leadl out oil and cldeC rood buyer poeketed •170,ps .., the llooro ond cl. 000 In ld~cka Crom ~Ian olrport haapro. . In tllreo years. Ill iiili onoiiior, Amorw The Worot tile elder cl. tile blodlemlotry lab MIQY or the boidlot tldtrvea aqleetod _.k ror patienll to !do COIIIjiBD)' haluncov- were uoe hoi)Jital faeliiUea Corldaown lD holpitalo, aald Jupaa, busines 0• IUo 1114tilne ns makHo ' P IDio the 'lio8ltal ae. ' lni lab rtpOrlo rcw - · 11> eur!IJ llel4 bteauae hlo wife io back up lnouraaeo elalmo. I cost • JlbYsiclaallicll~tllat lllilel· .... holjlltal .....al tileullllddol- . ·fni !rom tiarmaeeutleal 4aS11rt. ioro a montlt. menlo Ia ..rp,l!lolawl4elfhlil. ,. Muaeement Faui,. A •700,000 lhOrtile, -l!>alnll' Ia : Ja- aald virtually Ill .,.. ~··· Ia oof ·holpilal ...Uve and eml)liiJe staaliar 1e ll"Pical, ho · N\4. The ·~ , a Jvproduet for poor pllormadot ulod ..all - • cl. , meat, and tile coat c1. the bull...,., · llldl 11 makiDt ·out a lltlo Ia complalots, dolqo, c:uo- no ··! "p . . tot. eenl 01 the money wu :· !boO' tlliJ .......... 1101 .. coal . •• 1\ulldll. ~ Ia tile • 50o aad low IOo: pear and coal tonilbt. tow fraal Jl!e ~· jlOl" I' Bali*_..... W~Tlli:!t f1 tl!lfls by .- u111 own ftrm )&DCOVend $15 be&ID at 7:30 11om. ond .-tal Dlll)c wiD be Cealured. f\>eak.. lag will be tile Rev. The Rev. lip¥ Tlllor - . .. lDvltatloo 1D tile pablle. 301 • ... I . billion a JI!Ol" pnillabll io 1101• by dillhonest emp!Groo· Croril Amerleaa bull, ' Dill• I hflb ~ ot the JII)U ..,, Thrrrldll ovonlir. Sarvlcaolitn REV. GLEN HILES IIRS. R. II. MACK POMEROY, OHIO CHESHIRE, OHIO MILDRED MEREDITH MRS. SUSIE VENABLE ROUTE 3 i26 KERR STREET POMEROY, OHIO MRS. CHARLES F. SCOtT POMEROY, OHIO 441 BEECH STREET OHIO .... Fejllral Deposit lns~PJ~Ct COip• . . ~ . to Jtllrl, REVIVAL ANNOUNCED A weokencl revival will be beld at tbe Lower Utili .Cburcl> .., the Horrlooavllle Rol4 bellmlnr . WINNERS OF THE $50.00 GIFT CERTIFICATES ~ .. LEROY POPE llilsine11 Writer ·NEW YORJ( CIIPO - Staiiing 11' ..,.. or tbe blg&Ost .,...., c1. U,. rllllna - p!: holpital care. 1 ••It &Q1t:ldna, ......... by emplloreo 11 WOraaln ho~ than lri l:luiiDell," NYI NonlWt Jll· ,.., c1. a - r i a l firm which hao ~lhod Ia .....,._ erlllg and okulduael'l' ror 'MI C.n• .,~.. Sign11o- 4Drliot auffuood eo"! Fa...... - 1~\ .... -·· -tat than ' tile value·ci.IIOI• ,Wbllo tldevef eo...rromali . cl. oocloQ-, ""'"" bluest . ~ to·. . -of;C 5J - Weactept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effective MAY 1-2-3 Open Mon. lhru Sat. 9 to 9 I lb. · Dlckion'• ~otl. ~ Scarlet r~ > ' i M(riindy - Maroon rod ·. do Saotoeo - Two ionocl pink ...ld . Do:-, Edlth •Hplon- Double plnb Dlltiend JubiiH - Aprlcoi,, yollal" McGtotly'o Yollaw - , Lqrgo yellow , blao•• , · . Poaeo - Goldtn Jill_,., otchotl pjn•' Rn And111~n - Doll·c .,. l~,ry whlta Prulclont llaovor - f.,. tonotl - · sate." For Coming To t c....... Glory - ,¥1••• C.I••·~ Dr. Jooathea Fon1111n cl. eo. lumbuo, fEI)l'OaenUow file Cillo AlliaDce against Fiuorlde, oalcl the cbeiDical 14doe.ln't .work to preveli: tooth decay and lan't ''• The Store lhth A """· , · You, WELl~~ , ·R(ght r.ured to liRiit-quantities , I ila1o I v_.town. ~· ·· Hoapital, the Cllnle llasoaeheHUI Genoral HOI)>IIal were onoble to ftnd the _ . of his mne... 11 SlmUar To Rat Pobaallll'' uThey aaked me It I had access to rat JtOIIIOIIloi: beeauae the I)'JDIJtmD.s were so similar~·· ' right: Mr. and Mrs. Boy Vulf>tor, wlfll daugllter, BoelcJ; Suo Seelig, Becky Seelig, Mr. alii Mrs. Fred Clark, Alva <lark 11111 Mr. alii Mrs. IlaJia Vaa Meter. Fred Clark Is the 11011 of tbe honored guest. Another son ami daughter-i!Waw, Mr. aid Mn. BW Clark, were out or town due to the birth of a grudci:Jtld at ~. 1 ' Folks ' ait,ATJVES ON HANDlilleiiO!ortheport.y booorlag llr. Clark; The~ lacluded l'roJt row, Jell to rllh~ Chuek Clark, Mart,y . Seelig, Mark Clark and Bobby Seelig; oeeoal row: Laura Clark and Nataile Clark; tldrd row: ~lly Clark, Larle Van Meter, seated on Mr. Clark's lap; Mrs. Clark, JeiUII!er Clark, David Van Meter; fourth row, lett to a pooolhle heart at- llldrerlllg tack. Reedsville, Ohio ' The aonoratloo PI> ts miulng asaJa, At ieaot It !s at .the lloc!k ~Pr~DB• MetiJc>. 4111 Chardl where, &melt¥ evenlng, mem·boro <i the , Yootll Feilowahlp entertained wltll a IUI'Illioe aupper and .., . honor. lni Oliver W. (Ollie) Clerk Wbo .....,... eel blo 88th.bil'tllday Tuesday. Mr. Clark was erownod 1'klng'• .Cclr tlla evenlq. There wao a doliclouo llliJ1P01" and tile young ~e preoontod a lhort proaram or readl111•. , IGilll and recUaUona - mu\lll ID tbe doiisht or tlleir honored 111051. . why they honored Mr. Clerk wltll the _part;y, One Qt the young leaders ot. tile - P replied: •'Because we love llfm. n name in the gtper. We read ac- and have topayafine(tromwhich the judge benefits), tllen why do they have to P8l' the fine to soci- ' CLOSED SUNDAY . .welker's Maple Lawn Poultry Fann Our Oilln Beller Fresh Ground, Fresh & Tasty Fresh and Lean From Yo111g Palters Ohio Valley Brand Better Flavored GROUND BEEF PORK STEAK WIENERS 2 ~t•. 1.09 3 ~~.1.69 1.69 Fresh ... F WHOLI ERS ~~~~~nRIP ~·1 99 COFFEE FINEST •••••••••••••••••••• • BREAD ~~~:mourns 7~:s~z. 1. 00 I .MAINE POTATOES CA.TSU P..~::~!L.Y....S ~~~~·1. 00; lb. 39~ Produce Buy! U.S. NO. ' 5 Duncan Hines CAKE MIX MASONlei lfaiiOII~ 99~ • 1Aal!! ...... irlde,&lld 3 FOR · ~Bu:y! RIG. 49e· NESTEA................. 991. . . . INSTANTTEA '. ' lOZ. ~~.. ' . ·~ ... ' �' ' "\ 2-- The DluY sontlnel, I'J)meroy-Middleporl, o,. w~. Mrn 88,1969 ' . -~ . 'II .·y -... y·.·:_.,...., A . :D·:~9 · ~ •·p ·t\· .«~#· ,..o. S,_, . ' ' -~ -~· .. ~;4 ~ · Find Eve..yihrog·· ...... ' ( ~ ' 1 . ••.•. -[ S P·"'· Coy Bolore Put.lie~tion OF QUALITY Monday Ooodliiw 9 '·"'' • Ca..c-ollattont & C011,.et i0t1• Will tt. ..:coptod ulltll 9 o .111. lor Ooy ol Publleotion Landmalk MOtor .Co. Has EY8rythllll cor. 1964 FORD GALAX!£ ...............,.....:..~ .........C""""0"$,995 500 H.T. Cpe. VB engin~, automQtlc. Wh•l·e f1n15h. RATES For W11nl Ad S.rvico 5 conh pe:r WDJd OM in . . rllon Clean interior, good w.w. t~res. R&H. Minirn vm Chart• 7Sc 12 conll ~· · wor d throe cor>UCu- 1966 GMC 2 TON HeAVY DUTY ........... :.............. $2895 With 10' Marion Dump. V-6 eng ., 2·s~·eed rear ~xle! ex• duty frame. Th1s truck t ra go od 825x20 tires, heavy d b' l'k t lwe i nlortiol'lt . U conll per Word 1 i ~ consoculiwe lruertion t . p~~;;;; 25 per cent Dr tc:ount on pa id ads and adt po id wid•in 10 doy t . · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY ' $1 .50 for SO word min imum. Eo . additional ward 2c . Addi1i onol 25c C horg• per Adver · tisernlnl .... fro. I\ LOVING mem>ry of my mo. In Memory tbo dot GOOI'EL sil'€ at the Church of God, Cheste<, Ohio, Saturday, ther, Albinia GJuesencamp: May 3, at 7,30 p.m. Featur.ed singers are the Cole Family God saw you getting weary , from Piqua, Ohio. Ev<li')'OOO He d1d what ne tnougllt be>!, welcome. 4-30-3tc '' J ~· He put his ann around you, And whispered , come llome and reet. ' The Golden Gate stood open One Yl'ar ago OOclay, And with farewell unspoken. You gently passed away. The flowers we place upon your -grave May wither and decay, But our love for you who sleeps beneath, Wilt never fade away. Sadly missed by son, Bud, and Family. f i,. '' •, .·, law and·ofnext of kin, if any ,:Wllliun ~- cleviseBJ, MaUacl<, · deceased, and the un~n lineal For Sate Auto Sales Notice WANTED ExPERIENCED medlaoi<, nwsl have own hand tools. Contact Robert Fournler, Service Mgr., Ma... County Ohrysler-Piymouth. Plme 675-1:!25. 4-27-5tc ' '' 66 Mercury ................$1395 VB C(lliente 4 dr. Sedan. Spark• ling dark blue flni•h. Automatic:. Power 1leerlnt• Extra nlr;e. 66 GTO ....................$1995 2 dr, He~rd TOjl • "400., cu. in. .nglne. Four ~eed Shih. Spot• len original wh ite finish . America's top perfcmnonce c:ar, and thi 1 00'10 It I harp , 66 Buick ..................$2695 REGIS'l'ERED Apj1aiooea stud smlee ..... Emillent enlor and em!orlnatlon. Roglstered BaaeU bound stud 1e1 rice, alao Baoaetl puppies. Francia Benednm, Rt. I, Reedsville, Olllo, juBI off Rt. 7 on Sue.,... Road, Pbone 1167-8156. 4-Z7-61p EARLY ElecHo Custam 4 dr. Hard T of' Focklry Air Condillon. Ful Y equipped. Thi s is a OfiO awner, like new uodo•ln from original awnel'. Leu than half orl§lnal ·' ....., "" SATIIDIY 10 A.M.•· · AMERICAN slefto, AM-F'M radio, 1-Bpeed changer, 4-tpealrer sound system. Take over payments of 15.75 per monlll m: pay balance due, · 1811.\S, Pbone WJ-3143. descendants, dlstrlbuteeo, ho!ro at law and next or kif\ deliseea, il any, of Lydia E. Matlack, d"' ceased, wm· take notice that on the Sn! day ol March, 1969, Betty Roush as PlaintiH, filed her petitioR In the CoJQmon Pleas Court or Meigs County, Ohio, numbered as Cas'6 No. 14,428, In wblch you aad other deload· ': ., ';·\ CHECK THE ADDRESSES AT BOTTOM OF PAGE FOR HECK'S STORE NEAREST YOU! Nl~f :S9H~L·. ::::::::::~ PRICES IN EFFECT NOW ~~ ' QUANTITIES LAST. ,. MASOfl CAR WASH WIIW_AI~··• . TODDLERS .ss.ss Opon: Mon. thru Fri. 11-6 Saturday • 9-4 Sunday _ 11·6 anto are ..,.ed therein and ll!r· ther alleging that she io seized in fee simple of an ullilvided oM-. . .. ...;;;;;;.;.;...;.-.. ..1 rortieth .(l-10) part or said real ' estate, to-wit: RNihtmhrlllll Situate in tbe T<Mnshhl of D·2 ' Car Completely Hand Rubbed and .Tharou&hiJ Rinsed $1.25 O'Bllllll I CROW GENERAL ELECTRIC ' 2 PIECE ', \ ,> 5ERVICE.!U-MAGeR~ ' '· HUMPHREYS- : • J ' ' ' HECK'S CHARGE-A· CARD FOOD DISH Fits all standard crib mattresses . PAJAMA HAROLD WALUR ' ,. ' U.SEYOUR BABY IOYS' & GIRLS' • -GU~IIANTEED­ PHDNE 992·2094 ,.••..,. .... ' Altl · Available in White, Pastels and Prints. &SHOP WITHOUT CASH • P~ont 992-7242 ........ s.m. IWIIUIION'8 'IV · lltlltii'f'*'lrll.; ' 28 Mull-stripes with borders and ruffles. BaBY .... ., ... •.1.. ,. " ~, Lie-.: - - -- ...u..,. a ....... OIIIBI••. J"*'- • WILL DO baby sitting in my ....... $15 ....... l'lloM 91111105, ~-3111 FURNiliiiED TWO BEDROOY 'l'HREE PT. 5 Ft. llrll•b Hog: ...,, Pbone 919-m.'l. 4-~P ~. Middkport, Pl.~. u.tle ' DlM'Y WAU:S wRI ....,. jiG. JfOW OPEN lor bntiDell, GilA w~ cleaner matet thorn PuU Dil<ounl, Rilclne, Oblo. 1 11!REB room ApartniO!tt. complelel)' modern with bam- like new. Rent a wall oleanFor ...........1 driviJC, In ttlcllen, wan 81111 er, 11. Baker Furnltun, IIIli· line and au!AI partl ~. table top onlt, llalniollllael dlep!l't. ' ~' '-- ' lidJ wttll dllpooal unit, batli, , , . ~ with ahow« and 1I'IVI!; ROOM . _ and ~ V4CANCY lor two eldeil)' peo. cloeel, nteoly dtcorl!-.• bath, - r y ..... pordi; . l!e. Pnllr pdralf pild ,.. lurp eo~. can fer appo1a1o a11o u 11. ,...., Call • \ - . ..... x-, t'IS6lll. ment. ..11-tfe 114tlG, f.liO«c I . .... IN4fe """'" ,..._, ...-n ,' I • ,, II< $115 39' Retan HAIR SPRAY I 24C 4.3 oz. ARRID MISS BRECK $PIJA Y DEODORANT • U11Kented Exira Dry 48C 2 FOR SJ oo Value Rotall Value $1.00 Each letaII 98~ Convertible from model. Baby Whi•per doll whi•pon "I know a secret, do you?'' '' I like to play with you/' and more ~oft sayings. Her talking voice requires no ba»eries. Dressed in pastel 2 piece toddler's outfit. Holds appealing "hug me" pose. $12.50 __ 1 Set includesr . 1 'JI.'/' lone • 6" wldt- s,Gdl- - n~ long. !I" wid. ltokt '" " 31" ion9 .. 6~ ' ww. Ho. Retail Value 79 1 boys' to girls' Adustable and removable training outrigger wheels. ' Value <®sJc SIDEWALK BIKE DOLL 0 letall J&lBABYOIL 161NCH BABY WHISPER flld,... ... . ............ ... "'L""'.:t:·.r .......... ,,... ....... ................. . . . . """ ' Retail Value 69' 40Z. • Rl!gulor Short sleeve with button shoulders . . . Assorted Jacquards . , , Sizes 1 to 4. c. (4) 9-!6-2ll-30 (5) _7·14 , Value Auurted colors. Siles 12 to 24 month1 . 99 s 99 Retail Value $24.50 FIBERGLASS 601NCH SET POLY POOL " - • mt. ~ Retail Value e btro Hold """' . BAYER CHILD'S ASPIRIN 13 oz. SJL.,EEP.ERS.. '... ,[ ·- .... " INFANTS' ....... _____ -· lotion • ( 67 1 ..... can <#i) ~ ~ ·--•,..m anfwer MaGIC 22 .DATIUI/2 auoo.oo I 1 P.M. TO 7 P.M. '•¥ ...iCI •za " I .. SUNDAY for · · 7serv1ce OAYor NIGHT ... CAll RAWLINGS SERVICE . DAY 992·215( HOIST ETTER REALTY ,,' ' ' 9 P.M. Olive, Count)' ol. Meigs and . REALTY OOMPAIIY RGulti ealllltilll ........ State of Ohio, in Range 11, 447-tlc WI BUY. 81IU A!'D UIIT IIIII jlliltlce, IDmt IIIIa• Employment Wanted BLAETTNARS Town 4, SOctlan 26 of tho Ohio JIBNKY CLELAI'ID. 1111lnllllled ' INe with ,.-.1Jiie. PONTIAC CmqJany's Purchase: INTI!lRIOO and elforlcr paint- BUICK ..... ...... .w.tre SOLID STATE limo, 19111 wal. GMC TRUCKS The East half ol an 80 acre Ing and roo! ~ Call Gene "" . • • tt 1)111 slereo eonoole with 4 POM£ROY lot bound<ld on tho East by Coago, Long Bottom. IIS-rml speakers, 4-tpeed IN!omAIIc lands beloi\slng to Jooeph Mc'-15-lflp clianger, Take 1111er poym<nll 1911 CHEVY Two, two.door • Avoy 011 tho north b)' ionds o1 1-l(>!lp of 15 per month or pay ba~ dan, V-8 automatic. Phone'"S. S. Reed, deceased, on the ance due fl'l.IO. CaU 11112- South by the Section and on the Help W1ntecl 11517' 4-11 tie W. 4-2'r-tlc i<:MPLOYED MA.~. Repair Nollce west by the west Mlf of the C.,._ NO. 11.141!1. J\nt AecQUIIt of JUmarll ..,........rw. O<aardld. Oil! typewriters part time. Work above named 80 acres, it beFARM SALE. Sat. May 3, 10:30 lbe ,.,.on ,an4 e~t.t.• at .111111 RABBITS, Bunnies and Breedwith distributor. Company AM Roblnloa.o lloMld LM lolab· Ing part ,of toe same laado A.M. I have sold my farm tOn aDd .llaalce SIUI JlobUllon, Ml· ing Stnc:k, Pbone :M'I-2148. lrains. IAcal interview. Write do,cled !0 Jooeph Matlack b)' and will seii tile Mlowlng per· lntUI'Iftce 4-2'r-tlc Box 25. G!enshaw, Pa. 4-27-5tp WUIIam ' 'Finley, April 21st, 90118i property at Auction. At A1l'I'OIIl)ll1!. ....DIMttt bee1 !851, recorded May 29, !834, 'nle Hurley Nelson Famt, HI ..,..ntAI? toot ,_ -~­ ONE :!MALL garden tractOr Vol. 15, Pages 28, 29 arxl 30 mile! Norlb East ol Salem \VAITRESS 21 to 35 , $1.2ii per ... llcenle? c.~ with cultiVatOO'S , tll6. Pbone of t~ Records <>f Deeds of hour . Apply Green Gables. Center, <Mlio. (Watcll for Sale I II tie !185-3519. 4-29-3tp ' 4-:5-atc Meigs )county, Ohlo. Stato Rt. 7. Arrows), MACIIDIERY ' 19&1 GEO, &0681£rra Br*iw Also the following described Furo JubUee Tractor wltb LI!TAIIT - 7 i'IIOIIIII, bolb, I 24INCH Crafloman rkltng or.\and in the Townahip parcet pl..., and cultivators, two 0 PENING fur waitress, grill l>edrooml, wall to Will ..,. of Olive, 'Meigs Coont,y, Ohio. lawn mower. CaU m-65'1"l. cook and car hoTl. Apply in Farm Wogoos, Hay Loader, ~. paneiiDg, prap, 2 t-29-Stc Being 21 acres off of the person. Crow's Steak H<>US~ . Hay Rake: Massey-Harris north ead olan 80 aero lot No. acres. $10,$1111.00 Pooleroy . 4-Pick up Disc: 3 Pt. bitcll, Ma3, Being further deserthod a& POMJIIUIY - 2 loti off ,l!prinl NEW 1969 Zig Zag sewing rna· nure Sprea<ler (steel Wlleel), the~otern tal'*"f"'hhlf tliitth ill UA"" >Oil''"" ~ iwata'. chine in ·lovely cabinet. AutoNew Idea M~ 3 Pt.•JI!~· Business Opportunity quJter of SOctioo No. 25 In ~.00 mat!e Zig zag 1o sew on butGrain Drill, Sri: Feed li!'lllCI- OWN YOUR own dry cleaning Town No. 4, Rango No. 11. 1IIIDDLEI'OIIT - I 1'001111, '1" . tons. make buttOnholes, J1lOtl().o er, Corn Jleller, Platform business. Amblt!o111 mu or Th~ above described premises baths, 5 belhoml, ..... ~~'"SMITH AUTO SALU gram, and fancy dellgil by ICA.IUUGA, OHIO Scales, Milk Couler, Electric woman to take over and own containing.-· 61 acres, be the carport. Nell" IIIDrel m:l turning a single dial. Left in Slloep Sll..,.,, Fuur Dairy frUck and roole. We will do same. more or less, sdlooll, lay away aud never uood. Pay Cews: Two Guernsey Cows, deanl"'l wholesale. Apply ID REFERENCE DEED: Vol, 90, HELEN fit VIRGa TBAP0RD ForS1Ie oft $56.80 or ierms 11.25 weekTwo Jersey Cows (One Frtoll peroon. A.B.C. Cleanen, Mopoge 546, Meigs Coonty Deed ASSOl:IATIS • • ly, Phone 11112-:MIIIIi. 4-29-6lic Mardl), 700 Bales Hay Clovsan, w. Va, 4-10-tfe POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Records. · ~. :;::;· ••· mllliature, $'75 and UD. stud er MiJ:od. FURNITURE & Ani f~ther plainUrt names the service and groomlnR. l'l1oae TRAILElR 38 x 8, two rooms other MilK:.: Dinner Bell, Wash lmL SELL nne or both of mv tenapts in comm<>n and bullt on in front ; 80 x 441 ft. their spouses in said peUtlonand lual11111 Servt. II I tie Stand, Old Ce)f>oard, !roo cleaning plants. A. B. C. 99:-5415. TBIIMlTES ftlftl1ltiiT ...., basement, on lot in Rutland. Kettles, Chel'fll Olest, DressCleaners, M..on. W. Va. that the intefe11te of said tenanta IN NpNdodlwei blbJl ,oat Phone 74U&I'1 or 742-5001. er, Beds, 3 pc. Bod Rm. Suite. 4-l~c ALIMNUM Fl!blng - · in common is described in said. 4-29-6tp safe, deep, sturdy. lluy a •Ill• Ill the aellve IMiilte CiJIDn1 stands, O!alrs, Kllcben Cab~ petition. Plaintiff turtherdeairoi' boat for your tamny's proleebleolitl(! ,..... bomB 111 Ollart nets, Copper Boiler, Unlco that said defendants and each of lion. See Lorenzo navll, II. ELECTROLUX vacuum clean- them may be required to set I() . tiew enlonlet. lAir mdisd' 'Deep (30 cu. ft, liP' mDe west of ill!\\' Rt. 88 on er complete with attacbments, whatever claims, rights and h"' ~- ...... Caaiplnf, Pets For Sale rig!ltl, Perfedion Heater Kingsbury 1!111111, 4-4-*11< AIUad Pelt Ollllni, 7 Llberl)', pain! spray and c....r.lnder. tercst&·they aid each oneofthem mghland (Fuel 011), Pictures, Sausage PIJ'PPIES . West Loob and cleans like new. Pllmeloy, Oldo, llfta' I p.m. Whites . sootties. ~nauzen. have in aaid real estate, or be Grinder. Maytag Ironer, Ut!l!1EMOVE EXCI!IIS bod)' fluid PoodJeg. Pu~ . W;re Terrlerc: Pay off balance of s!x pay- rorever barred from assertlrw !ty Cabinets, liJO Apple Crates, ' with F'lll!da Tabletl. only ments at 16.50 rnontb1y. Phene same, ard for other proper reand Collies. Ireland Road Cider Ba!Tells, Ladderl, B<e 11.49 at Nelaon Drli(, S-14-lltp 99:-2685. - 4-~tc lier. Smoker, Hand Tools and oth- Kennels, one mile east of FOR HIRE, new l1'<lidw In the prayer of said petition, tel' line, ceaopool drab8 I to Coulville, County Roa<l fiq er 1t.m1 too numerous to urorApO.~ PIGS ready to go. Cell ~. plaintiff prays that her lntemt 4-'l7-R tc mendon, 'l'emlS: Cult OwnTWO GEN'ft-E r!cllng - · 12 - · Pllli AndetOIN;, M1o IUICLI Call 74~111. a!IA!r 5 <all '14!4-29-3tp in &aid real estate may be setoff !1011, w. va. Jllme 'IIW'III 1i CtliiMII er: Mrs. Lizabeth D. Nelaon. 5601. ' 44ete ----to her in sevenlty and for parti- after 3:30 or ~ Racine. BRADFORD AOC'I'ION 00 , tion or' said real estate. accorct. l4tle REPOSSEliSED Kirby vacuum Racine, Ollio, Ph. IM9-31121. For Relit I.ACHSHUND PUPPIES, phone cleaner In excelle<>t cxmdi· ing to the respective right& of C. C. Bradlun!, Auct. A. C. 110ne1 · FIVE ROOM APARThiENT. Uon. Has all cleaning attach- the persons thereto, aOO. In cue 99:-5313. ' Brad!unl. Mgr. lAmcll served ..... u .. ~-liT . partition of said aforesaid clelunfumlshed. call 992-59110. ments including buller and by O.E.S. 4-27-Stc 4-29-lit< !!!LL!ONS OF rugs bavt bOOn . . . . . . . . . . f ~ ...... ~·=· demolher. Seils . - for 1111er cri.bed real estate, cannot be . Notiet II MriN ....... &AM ,._. A. ....... -lr. ,..._, made withoot manllell InJury to eleaand wltb Blue Loslle. It'• TIIERE WILL be a gun shoot, $1Jl0. Pay off 8 payments at tho ..Uue thereof, than that oald Sunday. begiiHiing at noon at TWO BEDROOM llome, 1676 Americo's fineot, Rent elooqalilllitl ... It r t1 lllill ..-.. .. 18.10 monthly. Guaranteed. real eotate 'may be adJudged lo •• a. ...._ • ~~t•tu•, w. II Lineoln He~ts . Balli, basetri< l!bampooer fl. BUer lbe Forked Run Sportsman Phene911N11115. 4-2Mie ClllliS'I Clll1 ... Cln7 'I'V one or more <>f the partiestothla ment. modern kltcllen. Pllone Furniture: 4-tUic Cl®, Evecyone is welcome . up to Ol''n" . ~ 99:-3054. 4-27.Stc , HOME GROWN !«<IIIo plants suit upon election, aa prmided • repeln. Brli1C !111m .... . Mllli ......,, • .~EW BRUSII hoi! 4-l<et wide, for ganlen use. ,lklnel 1000, by law, and in ca•e said afore- - . a.et'o TY, J1t11t1r. uid detcribed real estate Ia not IIlii Aft., .......,, 18411 Improved Mex..,.,.., and Big adjudged MUSIC E:VERY Friday and TRAILER. Brown's 'l'nlll« $250. Can gel $.loot wldlh. . -o:= to one or more parties Parl<, Minemoiile. Pbone m- Phone ggum, f-2l-4k: Red Dellcloos; alao cal!baie Saturday at Jack'• Club on Real.Estate For Sale to dda suit ~.Von electloo •• pro3324. 4-24-121< H:.rrisonville Road off Rt. 7. plants . See Tom IIB)'man, vided by low, then that oald rta1 8BPl'IC lll11tll ..... ..... l-3(>3tc HANNAH'S Hul!baod H«tor Syrac...,, 500 feet above tlle eotate may be oold, free and laniiMiili, ........ Oltlt, F\JRNISHED aparlmentB. !IOJ· l'lates hard wut, so be e1eaM • . put on Rt. IJI. . FO~SALE 4-ll-1~ clear trona any alllall the claima, 1-114ft " nolda Flower Shop. Ma!IOII the rvgs wlllt Blue Luotre. I WILL NOT be responsible for ' . rights aNI tatereatll of each and City, W. Va. !'bone m-514'1. Rent electric sbanqJOOer $1. AKC REG!~ Cbibuabua all the partie a to thla suit. Plain- c. •IIIWJLIOIID. any delltlo contracted by any. 4-ZZ-Ik Tiny's Bargalnland. 4#6te one other than myself. puppies; aliiO stud service. tift further prays that the aatdcleAUCI. . . . . ' OIIQIIII ' IIitllt Robert Clifford Roos!l, Cell m-&218. ~ fendants, and each ot them be FURNISHED and un!umlshecl 9P0n1 BEll"'RE ,..... eyee, on New Haven, W. Va. roq'!lred to oet 141 111flatever apartments . Clooe to oehool. your new earpe!T :Remove 4~ clalma, rights or tmerest1 they ltd •• Phone M-51!4. 10-1&-llc IIKon with Blue lulln. 11811 191!11 HARLEY ~!1'1- molllr- and each of them hive ln n.id cy<lc, 74 series; also Y....,. Utll .I!XOAVA'11NG , basements, eleetrfo oboDiP*f, fl. 8IJftl Jacktt boat with J - 30 real estate or be forever barrW farm ponds and land clear- TRAILER WI'S, Bob's Mobile llanlware. New Ruen. W. H.P, molllr and traller. GO>'-I from asaerttna: aame. Further Ing, Wll!illl!l J . Roush, Third Court, Syra..,., Oblo on Stile va. """' .Plaintiff prayo for other prot>Or ldR COIIDI'ftOIIl!IO' lllfl!llfo comttlon. l'llone 9i!Z-'1001, Rt. 121, Pbone 11112-21111. · st., MaBOn, W. Va. Phme lllall Nntee. JWdl. 4-3l).3tc rel!ot ' 1-ll·tfe· WilL RAVE iill varletlet tl 5&1<! defendant• are required '·i ...uaa New lfoln, .. .. .' m.s20'1. 4-27-«t IOUibern p1anla after Aj1rll • . to on or before tho 2nd . . , . : ', 't " • P1JliNlSliEil boUle In Pumtl'lione a..let 11. llarlll ... PAINTING, inrertor - exterior day o June, 1969. · -:-~· Qi-;;;;. roy, n........ alii! beth. CROW, CROW &PORTER, · r decorating, OOrll roofs, house Attorney• for Pi&lntlfl evenlngo, lft.m, roola. Pllone 742-5293. 4-27'*!> prlc:e. I .·,. BLAETTIIAIS OFF ICE HOURS 8 .30 a rn _ to 5:00p.m. Doi ly .,l;)f;a .rn to 12 :00 t-loon Soturda~• Sue 'i;,;, "c~:·w'i' ~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.hl, POMEROY, OHIO BLIN D AD S ' Straol, Phllado!J>bio, Po.; Woodrow Robbasorh whose place of residence is Box335, Woodstock, \Ia.; Lulu Matlack. whose place or residence~ is 1271 Kenwood, ROid, Apt. 163-E, seal Beach; C&ll!ornio; Cor! Mallaeklad LouIse MatlaCk,. whOBe place o1 re. aldenee ·is Box 288, TrusavUle, Alabama; Doroti\Y Lambert am Jahn Lambert, whole place orr.,. 1 sldeDc8 ts RoUte No. 3, Apa~he · Junction. Arizona; Helen Gulde"r· aDd Herbert N. Guider, whose place of r~stdence' ta 941 Bluewater ortve, lrdan Harbor From the ~= Beach, Florida; lMI - M9J'[ia, Bull«D.er AI To whOse place ot residene. is unh&llut Helllr, Cora. known: the unkiloWn unea1 c~e.. cerdants, diatrlbuteea, heir& at 1 1 PH. 993-2143 . ~ REGULA liONS The Pub lisher ruor¥n ,._, right 10 ollit or 11 ject any od• d.. tMd ob· jolctioiiOI. The . p.AilltiYr will not bo rotpontiblo for nooro than one inc:ouect in.. rtion . .... res~ . ' · ·'•:· ' LUi.,~ -~rker, w,~ole platt:·IJI: II 2845 South Front WANT AP OEADLI!i£5 • .. ( lE~:LNOTICE . INFORM.a.TION \ A. c.Ompltlt fiahiniJ outfit thGt faoture1 a 40'~ fibtriJian rod, a plartic rH! With two way c:ontrol for trOll· • ing or .carting, cov· eM boit 'lbox, filh· in,o lur•, landing net, Ulb. nylon lin•, '· lea~~nhr and ,~aftty ~ool:s: . *'' '' '1..•• ,, I" ~ 20" BEACH GIANT SAND BA~L TO·YS 39( I , I · ·~LL I 6 pitc•at af durable , plalfic: for "'"~0")1_. b~eh, lakt .~~d 1hort. Hondsame turquoise color, quolity desiged for long wear under the most rugged use. Easily folded for quick, safe hondling and convenient stor- ,(g). I ... ..£ t:.W. "'-· ...... ' a~e. ' �' '• mERE WERE TWO CHARTER MEMBJlllS ._.., TiltniCht wllep the Pcxneroy-Mlddleport IJ'"" aut> obsenecl Ito 20th annt...raary with 1 In Pmteroy, Tbe,y are N, W, CCirllltooO, left, atol Clarence struble. day PINS FOR 10, IS AND 20 YEAR!5 or -rshlp were presented Tuesday niCht wben the PCIII•1'01' - Middleport IJons Cld> observed charter night with a dinner at the Pmneroy UniiA!d Methodist Church. Recei~ these awards were, left to right, Jack carsey, 15 years; Robert Jacoba, 20 years; Willis Leadblgham arxJ Frank W. Porter, both 10 years. Bill Grueaer, aoother 20 year mem-ber, was out of town alii unable to attend as a result California~ Likely WiU Keep Death Penalty for Mr. Sirhan ' Mason News Mr. William (BUO Knopp has returned from a visit with his daughter, Mrs. Florence Walk, in Akron, 0. Mrs. John McDaniel, chairman of Mason County Homemakers Cultural Arts Committee, Mason; Mrs. C. E. Erwin, president ot Homemakers Council, SOuthside, W, Va., and Mrs. Juanita Ward or N~w Haven. are attending apr~ gram planoi~ Homemakers Cooterence at Jackson's MUI for a few days. Mrs. Erwin aOOdaughter, Mrs. Oinedda Austin spent Molliay evening visi~ with Mrs. Laurene Ulwis at CH!ton. \ Mrs. Evelyn &ewart, -.\tason, spent a week at Ft. Knox, Ky. visiting with her son alkl daughter-l!Haw, capt. and Mrs. Jack Stewart. Mrs. Stewart's other son, Robert Stewart and family came to Fort 'Knox over the weekend and brought his mother home. Mrs. Betty Alllt of Columbus apent t weekend visiting her mother, Mrs. Wirmie Hollalli. '' She also visited her sister and husband, Mr. aOO Mrs. Lester Johnson. Ray Van Meter of Clifton was admitted to the Pleasart Valley Hospital on Thursday evening. MeG._ CECIL Alheaa, tell, Dlalrlet Gover.., d. Uooa lniernetlonal 1~ was a guest for Tuesday Dlght'o 20th annivtratll')' obaervance of the Pmneroy-Mlddleport IJons Club. With hlm is Frank Morrow, proaldonl oldie local club. Wives were auests b' the obaer¥811Ce durllll! wtrlcb time hlclrl!ghta fllle11io129~rs'CI'*~eswereglve,. . . . .I '4f . .. "" ,,.,•', ' ENTERTAINMENT FOR LAST NIGHT'S 20th amtl..,.aary obserYaDCe of the Pcmeroy-Middleport IJons Club was providoo by a quartet from Rio Grande College dot~ pc()ular 1we songs. The grOIIJ iDcltided, lett to righ~ Rick Llttm, acCCIII,panisti Dave ADderson, ma~~tgeri Jeaneen Tarn, Lynda Ramsey, Dorothy Rlepenhoa and Jackie Marshall. Gallia-Meigs Credit Bureau Will ' CORRECTION The arttete that appearoo In Ute !illnda,y paper about IJnda Plrker Carpenter being sele<led for membership In Phi Upsllon Omicron, Gamma Chapter of Ohio State Unlveral1;r, should have read that U is ooe of tire 18 cbajrlers 1n tire c<JWtlrT ollhenatlooal honorary profe11lonal home e<OIIIlm!CS !raternl\r. Bare Secret of File on Request Any consmner in CheGalliDolis vide trained personnel to eJqJlain area who las been refused credlt the credit report and to advise can tlnd out what is in his credlt the consumer on his credit diffi· report by visiting the Credit Bu- culties. -Credit bureaus will pro'\' ide reau of Gallia and Meigs Counties, it ill announced by Mrs, EWl-- non-credit granting govermnent ice Fichthorn, manager. agencies with identifying inforconsumer interviews by local mation only, Any other inlormacredlt bureaus are one of the tion, with the exception of securpriDcipal q,erating policies in- lty investigations, will be supeluded in the Hfollcies for 1he, plied only in response to legal Protection of Priwcyn recent• process. ly adOIJ(ed by Associated Credit -Contracts with credit grant- j F·'< I ' r ' ' No two snowflakes have over been found to be exact· not incorporated into a credit re- · ly alike. port -Credit bureaus wlll record public record Information a n d note whether the disposition or adjlii:Hcatlon is shown tn the bureau rue. Credit granters will VISITS PARF11TS Mr, and Mrs. Charles Slmj>. ldns and dairilrtors, Charla and Melissa, ct Columbus were weekand Jjllests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Roy !bowdon of Retland. Battle of Nallont Tho en~agement referred to as the 'battle of nations" · was the Battle of Leipzig, Saxony, fought in 1813 when Russlll, Prussia and Austria joined forces to defeat Na· poleon. SACRAMENTO, Calif, (UP!) penalb'' aren't imorm. But, clemency for Paul E. Laverpe, -Sirhan B. Slrlaa could eaoll,y lronleall¥, bto victim.' • maJor a 23-year-old murderer who otW become the man who will keep Call!ornia backer alread!' has . has not been exeCII!Aid. the death penalb' alive in asked that be not be executed. The otato auembl,y'o Criminal taltfomiL . uTo close out the career of Procedure Committee cleleated As a pracUcal polltlcai Robert Francia Kenntrelf b.J the only r-1 bUI on Feb. 21 matter, few pollllclaoa seriously exacdlll! tlie-.Ife 0! ancilliOr after a lorwtfcy bear!~ that believe that Clllltal punlotunent human beilll!- sane or tnaane, lnclutled teotlmony rr- former wlU be _ . ... wtrllo tho man mad killer ,.. demented exhlbl- Warclon Clinton DuU;y of Son who gunned clorrn Sen. Robert tloolst-ls not the laot cbej1ter Quentin. F. Ke!VIecly ln an Ambassador that ought to be mitten ln the "I balleve deeply that the Hotel hallway IIUI Uvos on brlUiant public record of a IID<tlV or hlltlln lltp lo the Death Row. gentle man," aald stela Assem- hlibeot .alue of our socieb' and In a W"Yo Sirhan could blyman Jess Unruh. llfat the otate must nol viOlate become tho Corrl Chessman of Unruh headed Kennedy's ctele- that aanctlcy b.J laklnlla Ute," the '70s. pdon tn the June prlmar)' said Aosamblymaa Alan SlorOb', ChessmaDt famed as a election and wa1 nearby when the bill's author. But he los~ So dld Aaaemblyconvlct<luthor for hls two books bulleto from Sirhan's sun cut and kncMn as Loe Angelea' red down the smatOr as he left a man Henry Waxman, a Lot Ugjlt kl.._lll, bacame an raUr celebratllll! hlo primary · Alll!eleo Democrat who auihored lntor,.tiooal cause celebre dur- ylctocy, a bill ll1'UIIrw a lour~ 1118 bto 12 years on San In 1963, Untuh !urnlohed tho moratorium on tiro death Quentin's Death Row. neoood 41st vote to dear from pellllcy. Dleslnl960 the aosembly a.bUt granlllls a 4Sirhan wu a ·sort of ollent He dlod In the po cbamber rear moratorium on oapltal t~lc or the heari~~&o He wao . May 2; 1960, while a crowd punlohmem. That bill promptly bet,. tried 1n Los Anplea then plhered outllde the prl101t In· 4lecl In i atete Senate cmnmlt- but his caoo Wlln't mortloned ~ Pr~~ ~v. Edmund ,G. Browd,.i4'-t. aa an laaue. : ~,llol &'lied; 1o ge~!IIO~~ -~~ Reelalii ·liii,.. ..Utestate lest&lat.ro to end Clllltal tile death penalb' aa a deterrent rrant him clemency but iliit" punts!Uirent. to crime., . appears ~ untlkel,y at thlo Che11marr hlmaelf said that Regreflr Necesslb' point in time. It be dlcl, It wblle be llvocl the death penalcy "I lave alwiO)'I recretted the c•rtolnly would be a maJor llvod and that he would live lila nocesolb' !Or ll but I thlnk there loaue-ooe way or aMihor-ln ' lifo lor Ito abolition. Is a necesaley for lt,'" lleqan ' ~Is ellj)Odod campaign for reSirhan'o vlewo oo tha death oald In 1961 after be re!UHd . election 1!011 read 1 ra..,..,-, '"'"IJ:> A MOVE ··· - t·'to-1 111 Meigs Senior High Students On Fifth Six Weeks Honor Roll . . Oiro billllrOd ilnrt II sludenh ol Molp Senior ·Jitah Scboolln Mid- 98 Southern High StudentS be urglld by credit bureaus to lDquiro flirlher as to tho dotallo and dil!llotildoo or public record Information which might be or Ntnecy.etgllt 1tudenta of the signiftcance to the credit det:ia- SOUthern IIIah sChool In Racine ion. bave been named to the lvxKrr Bureaus, Inc., leadh~ trade as- ers wiD require that a bona fide - Credit bureaus will asolgn l'<lll II tire cloae of tho f1llb soelation In the credit bureau business transaction be involl'ed a definite file-life to each kind olx weeks sradlng period. Industry, tor each credit report requested. of information placed 1n me. Students with gradeo of 84 11le Credit Bureau of Gallia -Specialized information de- Bankruptcies. for example, wW or hlsher ln all 1t1bJocll are and Meigs counties ls afnliated veloped for a personnel r~ort be dele!A!d 14 yeers from date of: named to tho roll, 11tooe 1n capwith ACB aM has adopted the will be kept separate from aoo , discharge. With someexcft)tlona, ital letters are students Who Policies for Protection of Prlvother items will be kept only sev... received A'a In all their ltlben years. acy. jecto cUrlng the pall six weeks. 11 Although these policies repr~ "These guidelines are thereThe rollineludeo: To brighten basement sent only minor departures from sult ot intensive research and FRESHMEN - Tereu Gooch, procedur&s already being rot- stairs. carpet them with deck stuiy,'' Mrs. Fichthom added. Brett Hart, Bruce Hart, candy canvas, an e xtra -tough cotlowed in many tar-sighted credit ton fabric available at awn"They were dovelopedbycred- Hoback, Tim lhle, Mary Jane bureaus," said Mrs. Fichthorn, ing shops or marine supply lt granters repreaentiag aU ~ McCoy, Nancy Ours, JEmie "their adoption will serve to houses. It comes In 31 to menta ot consumer credit, by Potta, Rebecca Prollltt, Allan 33-inch widths. Glue canvas credit bureau iDa~qera, through Pup, Randy Pyleo, Beth Thalli, atandardbe procedUres for all down with fabric cement. To bureaus.' ' diacusslons wUh ·state aDd fed- Debra Weal, DAVID WHrrE,Rtc. J(ive the natural-colored fabThe new code provides the fol- ric a bright look as w ell as oral legislators, andthrovghCOOo lQ' Wbltt. more durability, paint each lowiog consumer protection: sultation with educators and at,. SOPBO!oJORES - Keith AJhstep a different eye-catching -Bureaus have pledged to pro- color. torneys." ley, Barbara Bass, DEBBIE •• JF 'THAT BOILDIHG 1'::. MER€lY A f~ONT FQR it1f COUN TER • FEllERS, WE'VE G.o1' L 1.\·~m PO'SI11'1E rt BE-~E WE Will CROSSWORD · iO. ~djtctlv~ ll . Ru~ v , BOSO, Pam lku:k, Pam Codner, llllrloy Coogv, Jane llononD, SHARoN ERVIN, Gary Hart, Potcy lhle, Roger Neaao, Dolrorah Nania, Cheryl Fowelt, Rlta Salaer, Karen s.,re, SaDdraSo.\'re, Denite &lodgra1s. JUNIORS - JAN ALKIRE, Poc111" Boao, JEFF BREWER, lrone Cooper, Donna f';roll,.___~ Crow, Sdrley Drake, Pit .ou.. mao, Rhonda Emn, CBria Flllber, Belinda Fitch, Erie Furbee, Jan Hill, KATHY lULL, li Ill Bobaclc, Brenda IIDimaD, Jeaal Huglles, Branda Juotlo, Loretta Kl~er, Barbara Leadlnabun, Katbleen Lewl1, LIDda LO~e~r, 11rar-' l'nlllltt; MARSIIA PUGH, oo Pylee, Randl' Roberto, Calllr Sayre, SIDdra Seller·s, Y a r k Smith, Mereta StaWart, Dollie ~nx, , put 15. J'lnilh., .. ' ' IJOWN . pOint _ 1 1 Aap~ - < 2. Pitt.Jb~ . fora. toot · n.eer : -. . Moilol.ca:.·, 18. ShiP. " hflJ. . .,. ollf&J S. liietit &rter ,._lt. ot a 'l wncoxon, Mlckef Wolfe, 1lolll)' HOI. M&tt'of th'e' '··~· · SENIORS - Mark Bee&le, Melante Bee&le, l!lrbnda . llradell, Brenda Bradlord, ~ Croll, Terri Ferrell, tJnda Grlndatlll, Mike liQmau. Plrlrl<l& H Ill, • • 1 '1 riVe ' <N&i.ton· .U1be . "'•••rt•J'• A•~o•·•r ' ~· •... '. :.. , •. .31. D~ , , :!3. BollYIOII ' 22. df(icli.l ~ .I ' •· mttro;ou.. .• rilarktt ,, '" '. it. J.,aujhlt'IJ 23.W . . . 30.HOU8t ' 1 ;o; ... , ~··· lq!•· G....., lfJiell, .Corale Jo1111011, JANE jOIJI«<N, Jolll- CorolynMalll~, JantceilanChtl')'l llaal..... Branda !ll,cbael, Robin Morrow, llrlltlu. NIOI"'o Goorp Norrlt, lldrloy ~·· Alttrrilt ••• llocllls-J1011, uet, ~~!iaJidra Titlo!', Kl'llllr YOst,!J"Yn, liariba Yolt, Jenowa, Debra McMDiaa, I'JIIi7 ••• JOAN MANUEL, Ceytllal liatJ.- Plckeao, .J - Proll1tt, Rlndr Difei'DaYIJ. j ', ·J: . j. \ar~oy~~c.!;~~ Clillord Dunn, (12, Slimmer pro.), Vatlllhn, Jamoa TIO)'Ior, (10\1), -.::_:..-•..•...., ~~-70 term ol school by the ~d of F.ducatlooTuesdaynJIIhl not lnoludo Prtaelpalo Char• lei Wllher• and Alii, Prlnclpal Charlll Chambeca, who were .PUt .., the tranoter 1!11 from PI, Pleaaanllllah Sehool. r.et~er• btred for POint Plf!llaanl IIIah Sehool (oll tor 10 ·~ unteoa ~eated oth~tlln parenlhellll): Aullln, ll¥el1n Brlko llllh!llor Jll'9sm~>), ~ ctatro ana B.• ~~ . lllir1 CooP' ClaraBellellunn, Francis Earl, Margerite Eiael, TIO)'Ior, Richard Ware, VIolet Gerlach, (10\1 ), Thomas WWiam Webb, J. J, Wedp(I0\1), Glotlelcy, (12 montha), Lajeana Hel"' WUllams, Margaret WithHarper, c. L. Head (plus $300 row, Russell Wood (10\1 ), Olper year, extra .Utles), Marpr- "'"' Wrf&lrt, . ot Dsel (tranaferred to Junior Wgll). HANNAN I(IGH Also, Lavonia Jackooo, MorVIrgil Sclor1, Pfel Jolmaon, Jameo 1..1uJe1m. , eae, Norma JuneM.CIIIto<h,'Jerrle N~l, •Maille K, !'Irk, Leon Putz, ~ole~· JaclcRopr1, llo!JIIai Roilae, EIIIM Mlchl.it Ro!looY (~ tlltlllhs), ,en s.(lfi bar, l'lul 1111dia0re, .~one smtt~t, Gal'lltlte 91anley <12 JR!>nibol, Holen Sterrett, 0 p a 1 Rouoe Roo. tyn llrank. Pollrur. Nell Rlllle, ·Jor:no Ro- Lynda PT. PLEASANT JR. IDGII Maatord Eti · ·, ; •• ~.69c ' I ' �t;ii2·:Will . ~ • I , ' ( I , , '()fl ' .' ' ~jl' . riceps .:,· :.:: ·. · : ~Ct. ' h j( ! XI~~~~~ Our belated ccqratulationa to Mr. and 540 W. Main St., Pomeroy. This c0141le observed their golden wecldlrw Ullliwraary Satur· simclay they were guests of their clausf!ter, Mra. Maxine Moore, for a dimer at the Redwood Inn near Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins have two sons, Kenneth, who lives In lndiaJIIPOiis, and Luther, a Cincinnati resident. day. On MRS. DON RAE CAME HOME Saturday from Univenloo Hoapilal where she underwent heart ~urgery recently, She's comtrw along fine and tells us how much she appreciated the JDai\Y cardS: As Mrs. Rae left Saturday, another Meigs Countlan entered. Willlam ltoudashelt of the Kingsbury area entered the hoiiPltal, also for heart surgery. His room number, if you'd like to send a card, Is 809. WOULD YOU BEUEVE THAT BJ;:TTY MILHOANhasseen"Gone With the Wind" seven times, and she says it will probably nqt be her last! And now we know why the Mllhoans' young son was named Rhett .... that Gable charm, no doubt. Three-yesr~d Rhett saw the film for the first time Swlday evening. - Nriew ~~re:r~.~er~, ~:e~ Anniversary Prayer Given Win District Offices New Members Are Welcomed An amlveraary pra.yer for Mr. and Mrs. Bal Neutzllng was liven by Mrs. Pld1 Meinhart toopen Monda.y night'a meeting ~ the staff llld ollcers ~ Meigs Temple, Pythfan Sisters, held in the IOdal room ~ the Columbus IIICI At District Event r 1ri~ IJ'rldi.Y ,.~,Fl.; ,.., ' fl!ey i1&"'. . }.he win. ~. •. Ml11 Allee JMer ft Middle· .,~ ,port was IIMI· 8mcla¥ ~at .. .Mr. and Mta. Amos Leollard. ; Mrs, llan!ld WOljam ILeml!f llldlier· motherJn.J,a•,Mr•~;· tha .Ward ~ Oqlwnbua whO been YI~Una here, aDd M r ~· Ne~e Hi,yea, 1JenttQ ChUUCCJ!hl Frlda.r ~ ~alt Leml_, ;taG Is a patient ·u.er, at the , eterans Hospital~ Mra. Ward, accompanied by her grandBGII= by LemJ~y, relurned to Co urnbus Sallirdl,)'. Bobby re ed home aver the weekend. ' Mr. 11!11 Mrs. Karl,Kioes !fent ...v to vlalt Mr to Gahami Wrt....., · • and Mrs. Sidney Kloe1 and fam-. ¥r. lly• .· .•, Rummage Sale Plans Made 16.9 Per Ct•nt Abeautiful pin with a blrdlstant for eaclnnemblr of the flmlly. Slle will cherish It foi'MI', forOalr '12·50 AIRMAN GRADUATES LEON - Airman Barbara E. Dunlap, daugt!ter o1 Mr. and Mra. Clyde J. Dunlap ol Leon, has been 8l'acliated from a u. s. Air · Force technical school at Keeal11: AFB, Mlaa. !lie was trained as an admlnlatratlvo;, spe. clallat. The airman Ia a grad. uate of Point Pleasant (W. Va.) fUgh School. 1-.• <.,.., ~':1· Jllllli~ Slli!CJII ...~ Pit .•. oftertory inier. • Method,·s ts aeJteWJu 1jr the ClllrUb ch1Jb4•:" ' . a,ncl LfaJt ug , ~1 fO • Enjoy Picnic .. · ~JC~~·~~.::":: ~two w "I ' '' I !:'l ~Ctlon . . .......... you gel ol beauty, eo•lort and durability when you ehooae e&pe c,a .,, K R 0 E H Lf:! R furni~ure, Whenever you buy new you look for style, ,comfort lind long wear. You pay for It .. • ,arld ~metimes get it. Choose Cape Cod by Kroehler and you'IIKCt the quality you p•y for , . .. .riaht down to the last penny's wortl\. The Kroehler Craftsmen who make Cape Cod are faithful to the high standArd for quality that's placed on . · everr piece of material and every ~titch th~t g~ into it. Choose ,. :· Cape Cod by Ktoehler ... It's your alsurance of gettinl wh~tt you 1fay for. 1 1 \ ' ' '• I { !' I ,; . Show~ above: Sev~n-plece pl)lo~lal col,ec&lo~ l. rach~d•ll, \ Mr. " Mra. Chalf ·~d Ottoll).~n. Alt. a.•ve l'ey•en,lblen~~;ciL!~~~!!~~!, a~ma an~ bac:k of 100%' Po!Y~--~~~-.~~~ 'toa~rl~'"'- Op!:!or,•l '~. dh"" plain ' "Spice Tone'' •~~'Quilt · Coek~ll (able·of Jfai'clrQCk ·maple In/ tfa~t Bi11•l'fd;i.~-~pl•~tln..h, .~ ' · ·,. bf ~ ..,:z: YOUR MONEY'S WORTH · ~,.,., I, W1ener Roast, . Mr: l •J 0 ,,lohn · u.- IA~vcl Ohio aalea of Series E&H Unit. ed States Savlnga Bondallld Freedom Shares In Mllrch were $26.3 mllJion. The State attained 25,0 per cent of ita 1969 Illes goal March 31, with total Illes of $82.6 million. Theodore T, Reed, Jr., Mllaf County Volunteer Savi~WJ Bonda Chairman, reported March Bond and Share salea Ia lhe coui!Q' were . $18,033, The , cowty achlevl8d 18.9 . per cent of 1~ . annual sales 1011 the end of March. and_~ ;.J PicniC: is Held.: . Qn,J..,. ~eiJtf/?/ ~ ~tied, A • . "Have ( tO WOrlhll a .Plan," bt; Roilllll Ord Jd&h., IMIUd. 1118' atllrnlaijGit fit lighted the orah!P aerv. · Del!lde Norri• IIYI ,a. lee· at thl ~· Yliltecl ~lithe- prai1e, and ~fdA , ot a.-+~"' cHat Church at ~icull - - · -~ related by Bob •n•••· ' SallllY Wlnebi'aer and Brebcla Patter"" ·~ ~cJPilllpJ~~· Rayea ~ (or ""' .alp .Folmer, .-Terrie ·pe~T81Jii'J, aeroee, With ~· Ord and Verne Ord, ktlul Uale, Dlllll!fia Aill '~~trvtnlu f.lje aeo- Sauvaat; steve Wineln'~QM~r, )1tea.,·Mia, WI IQoea,· ~ Rut!! Will~~• . · . !l011Dklor1 ,~'•lc!IC!: ,IIICI .Rose rr.. .Ferrelj . ted Jn t ~ • Alii tJile'm at thl'orPn- Pro- Lordi• Pni.Yv ''~~~c~ ~ Hf~· ceslllonal fbomn waa "Jo1ful1 Joy. sell pv~ the 1cii&lture. 'lbe jlaa.; lui, We Adol:e Thee," torll ~F was )11 Mary Ff*! John Rltehhart san the call · rell With MiclfeY IIJ!I Ill~ ,\Ill . • aerv1ng a• ushers•tor tbjp Qler. lt· - 1be Junior ~ aenlor )outb Sllltl., CODClucled' the ~te -~ · groups ~ the Forest Run MetJto. ·· ., . ' dlat Church, their famlllea and • · il> -, • li,' SoUthern qhio Electric eo. gueata el\ilt'ed a ~..... roast · Mrs. CIKister Zirkle 111c1 Mrs. &mcli.y nlgiJt at the Mlneravllle · ' , . ' ' Paul Zirkle were hostesaes for Plans for a numnage aale to ball park. • the J!ieetlnc. Mrs. Bertie watts be held this Frlda.Y and Salllrda.Y AttencUnc were the Rev. 111c1 thanlrecl the groupforilowers sent in the Second &. building former- Mrs•. Wendell .Slutler ·IIICI · lOll, ...., . -~ ,. her while ill• The Lu-avellngprize 1y occupled by the v• D• Edward• Kevin, Mr. and Mrs. Timmy Slut. htld A wiener roast .lnd 111~•ue wel',! • at the llllc Walton Farlii was won by Mri. Richard Owena. lnsur111ce Co. was planned when ler alicl BGII, Mra. J81111 ·Nease, .,,......,v by the ".outh of the Heath Games were played with prizes the Sew-H1te-Sewlng Club met;l'e- Roma and Roger, l4ra. Jotary ........., • being won by Mrs. Karl Owen, cently at the home ~ Mrs. Bill Nease, Lee, Dan IIICI steve, Mr. U'!,_~ Method!,..!.~~ Mrs. George Childs, Mrs. Rich- · McDaniel. IIIII Mrs. Ken Nease, Divlcl,.Tlm. ~·= ;;""'~=~ ard Owens, and Mrs. Cash Bahr. Mrs. Larry Wehrung, ~ce my, Scott utd Steve Neaae and thl iftei'IIOOII. ......., •nl traJiia.. Refreshments were 1served. prealdent, conducteclthemeet!J!g. Tereaa, Clndy, &,iale 111c1 Julie ••..y Y Mrs. Owen andMra.RlchardBal- Meinbera were asked to meet'at Gooch, Mr. and Mrl. · Charles ported to the farm an~ ley w01 be hoste'sses fOr the next the buDding 'Iburs~ at 6 p.lp. Hamilton,· Brian 11111 Sanclt, Mr. Mra. Jack Slavin and MarkF~~- ,.. meeting. to prepare the rwnmaee for tlJe and Mra. Dale Warner1 AMette, er. . aale. COIInle ·JW EiDber and At the picnic were ~ Joh~t; ' ' ~.... · ' son, Eddie Geonre lfaw!!.._' A desaert course was served Mfchael, Mrs. Lela Clirlla and Gl · -;.;:r:_ ·ea~ 1 by the hostess to Mrs. Georp SaliiiY ·. ey, e..... uv·-.-• ,...., ...., Hoffman, Mrs, Wlllard Boyer, 111c1 Mrs. W~ Jet. : sell, · Jelllllfer, Gobel, Jim and',· ANNOUNCE Bm'JiH Mrs. Don McKnight, Mrs. Flp fera, Tracie .and JJ.dunY, Mr. JetrTyo,llavldKrawaczn,.Br~. Mi..and Mrs. Fred C••Brown, Strickland, Mrs. Don Colllns, and Mrs- Bol) DaVia and tam- cia Edwarda, Kareli Gr!Mth, Sul'l. ColumW&, IDilOIIiee the birth~ Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Marahall , Mark and Chrla ·Forbea, Mr. an Powers and Mary Beth Slavin.) a BGII, wm~ Vallen, born APrfl . King, Mrs. Charles HOttman, : :Mrs Gene Norton, Mlke aild 19 at Grant Hospital, Columbus. Mrs. Edward Wells, Mrs. nay• . steve, &fi.a. Carolyn EVIIII, Mrl. .~ Grandparents are Mr. IIICI Mrs. mond Baley, and Mrs. Elza· Gll. 1 Ann WatBGII Mra. IWda YeauSET TWO DAY SALE l_ Virgil v. Brown ol Pomeroy,llld more, Jr. Mrs. George Holrman ·jer, Mrs. ~se Genhelmer. ~The Homebulldera Cla11 ~the ,Mrs. Delmar Rae ol W• Mana- will be hosteaa for the next meet- efal lilembera of thii ~acuse Middleport Church ot Chrlat wW field. Mr.~ and Mrs. Brown have Jng at the home of her parenta Methocllat Youth Fellowlhlpwere hold a rummap aale .Frlda.Y and a clall8bter, Mancly. :i in MaBGII W Va .. Saturda,y Jn the Fry Bdldfn& • • · gue••s. Mill St. ..,..,., rt. ' fAQ;fi o/Jtcw, by • $erv1ce . ~ ~~rs. .~P :· bY""· Martha Coy, a mlsalonary who served In India, was Glle ~ the guest speakers at the recent Ul· nual dlatrlct meeting of the Women's Soclezy ~ Chrlatlan Service held at the Bigelow Church In Portsmouth. Another speaker at the meeting was Mrs. Richard Bauer, wife of a former dlatrlc'i superintendent. Attending from the Pomeroy church were Mrs. Glem·Dlll, Miss L.YcUa Ebersbach, Mrs. Clara Thomas, Mrs. Glen IDles, and Mrs. Robert Warner. MaGS .THEATRE .. IIIII .Mrs. Cbarle• Glbbi, .... ,._.. Missionary Speaks Into Union • tera Iii ·ob~'·clt ~ btrtll:. C!a.f -erl&l): PI her dauilt~ ter, Jnile 'Bamla. Followiq Mcllidly lllaht;i . meeting Mlcliey Wolfe 111c1.,r.,. Alkire ~a, ll!l'PI'Iaela,y. ette 811owet ~~bat~ aeii.MI,)'er,apaatfililioieclllu-. ol the Belllel. A plftk ~ blue color ae~e was earr1ec1 out Jn the · cleeorationa which ~eaturecl a stork on the retre~ ta. ble. taney IUidwlchea,pqlchiiiCI cooldea wereaerved.Diapermlnt cups were given as f~~ Mlaa W!llfe IIICI Mlu Alkire prealded at the JIUIICh bowl. 'Jb_, were a11lated with the shower by other m.embers ~ the Bethel. Numerous lllfta were pre181Ad to Mrs.'MI,)'er. · . •'4 Elletiiia' q, OIPFWi· was .aet ~ Llteiivy aub I f()f ' Ma,y 12 when .~ei 62, Y(ec-.1ldll,y, 2· p.m. at 11ame ,ai ·~ .Order ot J o b a .,..,__ _...._.._ M r -a. Djlqlltera, met .MDaclay nflht at . . _ ""'._.. Jamel Titus wW "SinD- the ~ro.r Ma10111c Temple, ~~ Jn Hi&ll Placel." , ID.aJI~ ~ tile new om. WILDWp()D GARDEN Club, 8 cera wUibeheldGIItheft~atmeet. p.m. Wecb!lld!t.Y at 111e bame .~ iDe nllht ln June. PlanaJor atMra. DwlaM MllhoiD. Mra. Wilde . teacllnl PM!. Grllld Ml!llcin. to be Windon wW be the aaalltlnc hoi- held at Ohio UnlYeriiO' Jn June teaa. Members aretowearltoJI». . "ere cUaeuaaed. TagDa,y for the made bonnet• be prepirecl for Melsl Counf;y unit ol the Amer. a plant exc- and brlDB vaa- lean Cancer Socleoo wOl be con. es for Veterans 'Memorial Hoa- ducted on the ltreeta ol Pomepta!. roy Gil Ml;y 31. 111URSDAY Katey King, honored queen, prellded at llle meeting. am. ANNUAL MEETING, Me I B 8 dl,)' the atria 1ttended church in COUDO' American . Red Croaa • . gr~ at the BradbUry Church Chapter, 8 p.m. Thursday at of Chrl Veter1111 Memorial HoiiPital cal· at. Following the service, eterla. Public Invited. Mrs. Albert Woodlrd aervtc~ reMEIGS COUNTY COW)Cll ol freshmenta to the ,Jobs Dauah· TWO MORE WEEKS and the Richard Jones family will be movlqr into their new brick hmne on Lincoln Hili. For the past few years tary schooL Delegates and oththey have been residing in the McQuigg propert,y, also on Lincoln ers Interested asked to attend. List of new omcers ofP, T.A. unHill. Its to be ailllmltted to the counRENELL PIERPOINT, WINNER of the Miss Southern Ohio title ty counc11 president. tRIDAY in Saturday night's pageant, is a roommate at Ohio University of Mid· MIDDLEPORT Little League, dleport's Olits Lewis. In fact, Renell was the houseguest or Ollta Frldl,)', 7:30 p.m. village hall. and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Lewis, over the weekend. Teams to be made ..,_ All coaches asked to attend. President will be elected. BROTHERHOOD of the EJier· United Methodist ChurciJ. Two members or Theodorus 27 at the Mason Park with Mra. prise 7:30 Frlda,y, home or Carl JenCouncil 17, Pomeroy, were elect. Hayes to complete arrangements. nings. ed to offices ol the District 13 The Golden Gleam Councilll'&s BAZAAR AND BAKE SALE, Past COWicilors Association of host for the meeting and serv- W.S.C.S. U n 1 ted Methodist the Daughters of America held ed cookies, coffee and tes. At- Church of Portland, 9 Lm. on Sunday at the REA building In tending besides those named were Friday and Saturday at Duke Marietta. Edith Betzing, past state coun- Cleaners, Pomeroy. Edna Reibel was named treas- cilor and a member or Chester POMONA GRANGE, Frl~ urer of the organization and Net- 323, Edith Wakely, district dep. evenirw, at Rock Springs Grage tle Hayes, the secretary and news uty and past state Councilor, reporter. Other officers named Eva Fisher, Matilda Clark, and Hall with Gheater Grange holts; for the year were Linda McVay, Sally Smith ol Marietta Coun- members to take an Item for sl· president; Clara Smith, v i c e cil 254; and Winona Cook, Mar- lent auction. POMONA GRANGE, regular president; and Ruby Matheny and garet Seldenabel, and Della llahl Faye Parlin, ·trustees. meeting Frlda.Y, Ml;y 2, at Rock of Theodorus 17, Pomeroy. SprlDss ·Grange hall with ChesThe district rally to be held ter Grance as host. Patrons are on "May 8 at Marietta II'IS discussreminded to attend. Members to ed and members were reminded bring item for silent auction. to provide gifts for the home IIICI orphans and the "guess what" SATURDAY tables. Also announced was the BAKE SALE Saturday starting state session to be held In Cinat 10 a.m. Jn building next to cinnati, Aug. 19-20. Club Restaurant in Racine, spon. Mrs. McVay presided at the sored by Southern Band Boosters. meeting which opened with scripWGH SCHOOL DANCE part,y, lure from Matthew 20, the Lord's sponsored by Pomeroy Jay~ees, Prayer In unison, the pledge to Mrs. Bill Davla and . .,Uat ~rdl,)' from,8:30 p.m. to 11:30 the ~. and the club SCIIII, "God Phyllis Lanier were welCOmed p.m. at the Melas· Junior ·fUIJh !!fees America." A picnic was planned for July as new members when the Mid- School aucUtorlwn in Pomeroy; dleport Women's Christian Tem- Jays will emcee the dance; ad. peran~e Union met Frlda.Y night mlssiGII 75 cents per person. at the First Baptist Church. SUNDAY During the meeUna conductecl HYMN SING, 2 p.m. &lnda,y at TONIGHT AND THURSDAY by Mrs. Joe Turner, members t h e Stlversvllle Communlt_y APRIJ, 30-MAY 1 signed round-robin cards f o r Church. Public invited. Miss Margaret Sauer, Mrs. Mar· HYMN SING, Rutland Church CLARK GABLE In jorle Taylor, Mra. Bertha Arch~ Christ, &mday, 2 to 4 p.m., GONE WITH THE WIND er, Mrs. Victoria Stacey, 111c1 sponsored by Golden Circle · (Technicolor) Arnold Richards. Class. Pllbllc lnvlted. StngersClark Gable • VI vten Leigh Mrs. Turner read scripture lncUvlduals and groups- invited. from St. John's gospel and Mrs. COI..ORCARTOON: Audrey Mlller gave prayer and Registration Set Pleaaant Memories played ror group singing ol Aclmlsslon: $1.00 Children 50c hymns, Devotions entitled "PrayRum!~ time: 3 Hrs. 30 min. er Brings Glad News" were giv. For 1969-70 Year Due to popular request en by Mrs. Jacob Turner. Mrs. "Gone . With the Wind" will Regular kinclergarten classea Beulah White gave a reading from run through Thursday, May, 1. Bllly Graham's magazine, ''De- in MJddleport wW not be held on SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. cision." MI.Y 1 due to the registrallon ol Mrs. Joe Turner and M r s. new claases for the 1969 • 70 White served a dessert course. IChooi year, RegistratiGII vf new ldndergar. Attending besides those named were Mrs. Betty Cline, Mr a. ten pupUs will be held at the IN'IIIIIIUCIHG Lena McKlnley, Mrs. Elizabeth Middleport Elementary School Slavin, Mrs. Isabelle Winebren- from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Mt;y 1 ner, Mrs. Hazel Board, M r s. in the kindergarten room wllich 1'111 Nora Hamilton, Mrs. Eugta John- Is llle firat room to the r1IJht son, and Scott and Arnie Qleen. alter enterlDB llle school foyer. Children enrolled muat be five years old on or before Sept. 30, this year. Parents are to take the child' 1 birth certificate and VISIT IN ATHENS a copy ~ the child'a lmmunlza. Mrs. James Conkle, Mrs. John tion record with lllem ·at the Werner, and Mrs. Nellie Vale time ol registration. were in Athens &mday for the District 15 spring confer!lnce of the Business and Profelllonal Women's Clubs. The three are members of jbe Middleport Mci~s E&H Salt."M at club. • \'•' 'I · I • ',... .· ' ··· '·"t i ~ ~ · . ,~ l"''''''.t'-~'''"' :.J ·. � 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 30, 1969 anderson