http://66.213.69.5/files/original/82d245c282e622f418e543973af1d535.pdf 7b949b0a6866007c48f3c85bf796f6fe PDF Text Text W/j ., . ....~i\~ ~ddlOIIOI'l>l'Qmetoy; ,IIAr<h 6, 1968 . Event / Of Feb. 3 in Middleport .·.. • Basl«!t• of yeuow white carnations d roseJ wl1h roaes with white carnations rrom Mrs. Loretta Vaneman of New altar of the East Pal::~:te<lchurthch• . lnWhlich r,n latin streamers tied Castle, and Mrs. Pat Martin at overs' knots ror the wedding or Miss 9J.BIIl Denise &lrrace or Ml~dl rt to Ronald Nathaniel Cheadle:o also of Middleport ' The bride Is the dau""ter Beaver Falls, Pa. For a wradcUns trip to Lake rs. ant 1'111111>& o! New cas. Erie, tile now Mrs. Cheadle tle, Pa. served as the bride's J M · , .·:· WED~"y REVIVAL, CUftiln Molhtidi&t Church, this week , 7.•30 p.m. ch matron of honor. Ste was in a changed into a whlw wool 011lt a!s. ~clal ·ldnglng ni&bUy. Sing. Yel~ow dress with yellow acces- with which she wore black pat. era Invited. H , 61' of S(Jries, Best man was Rob ent leather accessories. Ste wore AMATEUR GARDEN Club arry C. Surface or Middleport ert Vaneman, also of New Castle. the yellow rose corsage from homo of Mrs. L. E. Rem>id~ IJid Mrs Janet Difrischia of For her daughter's weddl her bridal boufl.let. Msrch 6 at 8. Program by Mrs New Castle, Pa. · and tiH:t bride ng, Attending the wedding and re~ Mil too Rousll, regional dlroctor: groom is the ~ of Mrs Ruth M.rs. Dtfrlschla wore a pink suit e: 00:, rt and Cheadle of Mlddl late James W Ch Vows of 1h' Wlth matching accessories and a the e. mony were :ead J:· le rlng cere- ~t 5 p.m. by tlle R;' merston · For her wedding th ~ b ide veil was shoulder le"'m&. d. .... r was attired tn a stre;..J~h dNss of white booded lace He ''6"' an oue carrted a bouquet of yellow white carnation corsage. A reception hmorlng the coupie was held follow1ng the cere~ mony at the home ot the bride' a mother· Yellow streamers with wedding bell accents decorated :e bride's table which was cen~ to red with a three..tieJ'ed cake pped with P,e traditional minia~ ture bride and groom A58111 . ti ng withtheservingwere . ception were Mrs. Ditrischla• M~. and Mrs. Robert Vaneman, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wll.,y, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Phipps, Randy Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Vic Papa, and Jackie Tindall and Janet Tindall, all of New castle, Pa and Mr. and Mro. Kenneth Martin of Beaver Falls Pa. The bride is ; graduate or Middleport IBiill School where she was a member or the Girls' Athletic Association and the Future Homemakers of America. Mr. Cheadle, also a Middleport graduate, was active in track the Varsity M, and the A u t ~ SOCIETY NEWS Safezy Club. He ls employed by Thomas Engineering and sur~ vey Co. at Jackson. Mr and Mrs. Cheadle reslde at 446 oak st:, Jackson. By Charlene Hoeflich T~e baste solution to drug addiction among young Americans is to overcome the needs tor escape hatches and ''kicks," Karl Law of Sm1th • Kline - French He added that if a )oungster's behavior changes ra,pidl,y or he appears drugged or intoXicated, w_e should have the frumly phys~ Clan examine him. The speaker advised against patients taking medication or given prescr~ tion drugs Sharing that medicine With others, and cautloned that stimulant drugs taken by persons whose JObs requ1re them to work long hours or at night, are not safe remedies for fatigue. The adult abuser of drugs usually has a hi&toQ of social maladjustment, Law said, commenting that the pressureanddemands of society appear too much for him to bear• He noted that often the adult abuser has a Mil- Laboratories or Philadelphis, Pa. told members of the B. H. Sa~ born Missionary Society or the MlddiOIIOrt First llaPtlst Church ~eaki"8 to the group M<>nw.; night, Law talked of the cryi 118 need for a greater awareness of the danger In misusing drugs. He advised that young people be made aware of the fact that drug abuse is only a sordid escape ha"tch tor those unwUltng to face UP to today' s problems. ''We must be alert for sudden changes in behavior or school performance," the speaker said. tory ol lamley d!U!culties, dl .. r-------------, ciplinary Problems ln school and trouble with the pollee, and rtnds I through drug use an &Jtificial 1 way ot escaping reality. For youngsters, the speaker 1 polrted out, the situation usual~¥ I is somewhat different. He said that youngsters feel a need to I Catch the Iglow ofhfashion I • 'mas oeof I colored patent I I be .. and to be a I 11811 of oomethlng and that drug I I Bnght and sh1rung pat· I abuse usually takes place 1D a where I ent leather adds a ;park- I somebody'' aom~ gang or party setting I le to your wardrobe I 1 .\nd when you ch~ose I NaturaiJZer you can be I f' I 'ure of styling that s I 1 ' P IG the mmute I I I I ' PLATioiUM I I I 'BROWN I I 1 I fVl I !.'l~~~~ I II I ""' held at the Ohio Unlvenlzy Dm at Athens. Gallipolis Church on Marett 20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. was an. DOUriced, and it was noted that Middleport church teachers and officers are invltedtoatten¢ The the Rev. reported ------------1 source of the abuse - Illegal mterstate traltlc. the speaker when the Session met Monday George ~nar U'le Olrlstlan Education Commit. Dimension Lumber-Sheathing Plywood-Roofing HOGG & ZUSPAN •' .. J: Instructor '~t(.~ds ire Banking Family Running Ume: 3 hrs 15 minutes • •' Box"'()(fice closes; 8:15p.m, :· Admlsslon: $1.25 and 75c, • ,. •I U is expected thai construc- tion will begin Monday, March 11, w1th complellon set for earson, 1 heodore T. Reed, Jr , a&: BY BOB !IOEFLIC!I whect M served as ma,yor ly wmtcr in the latter part of president ol the bank Ron McDade, an employe of thiS year Uke father. like son - Uke After 20 yean or banking in Born m Akron. the present the Columbu s and SouthcJ n Ohio son. Kansas, he retttrned to his old 1\rchitect s for the new bu!ldpre sident 1s a graduate of Pome- Electrlc Co , was elected prewg are Licbersbach, Swiatek and When ground is broken satur~ home in Ohio and opened the roy Bigtl School and attended THIS MODE UN ~flltC1 UUE wiLl soon be part of Pomeroy's business section. It will be the sident of the Meigs County Ju.l'a,y a!ternootllor tile new Far- Farme:s Bank and Savlngo l:o. Staunton Military \cademy in (,rutsch, ;..rclutects, i\ IA o[ Co qua_rters of the 1 a~mers Bank and :-:.avin,gs Co., located on properb' tftween W. ~ond ~ and W. Jlior Chamber or commerce when men ~ank and Savings co., In ln 1904. Mam st. The bl.llldmg was designed for the bank following an extemnve study made by bank offic· Staunton, Va. He hOlds a BS de- the group reorganized Wcdnes· lumbus 1he general and electrical contract has been awarded Porn~, lt Wm 'be only a conA son, the late Theodore T. gree in Commerce from Ohio 1als of a number of e>.isting bank litrm.:tures over a wide ana. tlnuatl® of -the long.ttme bank~ Reed, Sr , was a graduate or Uni\ersity and was a membe1 day mght at the Jaycee hall in to Karr Construction Company, l11i career Wthe POmeroy Reed Pomeroy !Ugh School and the of ilie first class lo graduate Middleport. Other officers electOO were family . Eastman SChool of Business in from the Oh10 School of BankJames Mees, mternal v1ce prePreaident Qf the bank now is pougflkeepsle, N.Y. He wasserving. He 1oined the Farmers Bank TheodOre T. Reet1, Jr., who is ing as vlee president of the Ohio and Savings Co in July, 1950, sldenl, Halph Werry, eXlel nal holding tlie )lO!illlon' as did his StaiA> Bank and Truot Co , Akron, and was elected !ISSJstant v1ce vice president; Tom Martin, sec ~ father and hi• rather before him. when he returned to Pomeroy in president in 1952; a director in The bank, wt)ich .will occupy 1931. He succeeded his father 1957 , vice president in 1958 and Tony Taylor , directcr spadOUSIUIW qUrters to be con~ as president or the Farmers He lns been active ill aUa1rs Present to dtscuss th~ purthat 500 Ohio residents last year strucllid on j>roparJlo betWeen W. Bank and Savings co. m 1944. of the Ohio Bankers Assn., and or on the nverwtth resident Ohio purchased special permits in pose of tht! local, state and na· Second and W. Main Sts., was He was later elected chairman has been extremely active l.n fra tiona! ,Jaycee organizations were Agreement between Ohio and week licenses. West "irginia so they could fish founded In 1904 by tho late Wll· ol the board at the bank. The ternal, church and civic affairs. W1lliam McAfee, administrab\e West Vtrg1ma for reciprocal It was Rep Welker who carHep. Welker said a bill similar liam Frederick Reed. late Mr, Reed was acthe with on the Ohio River He holds the 33rd degree in Ma- vice president of the Ohio Jay - huntmg and rislung rights on the ned the bUI onto the rtoor of the to the one passed in both the Welker reports waterfowl huntWilliam Ffederick Reed at~ the OhlO Bankers Assn. for many sonry and belongs to Grace Epis- cec~; Mike Ma1stro~. natio11al Ohio Hlver apparenllY wUl be Ohio House of Representati\'C Oh10 Senate and House or Repn~ ­ ing on the Ohio River ia very tended Pomeroy High School, years. H~ was also active ln dv· dlredor of reg1on nine, and R!Ch- completed before the fall hunt- and co-sponsored tt there with sentaij:ves was ~ven the "gr~n copal Church He said that less pollu Ohio sta~ UniversltyandtheUni- tc groops ln Pomeroy and Meigs se~5oo according to State Rep. Donald G.oddard, Washing- light" by West Virginia lawmak- good Married to the former Nanc) arll lloltf, district \'ice prest- . tion m the rl'Ver, new dams verslt)' ot Michlg&il, receiving Count:¥ and was a member of Beap of Gallipo)is, he hflS thre& dent. Rep t~alph Welke•, 27th District ton County ers recently han contributed to the river law oail'90 I• 188~. ·ARer " ali ' Mf'l"dc bodies and an activo sons, 'fom, Bruce and Paul 1 he Jaycee::; wiH meet each Wcll'er said the Ohto Dep~rtCertain bounC\ary regulations Welker sa1d the Jaw makes having become one of the better leaying·.J.aw ~llool he spent two member of Grace Episcopal Tht! family resides in the cen- Wednesday mght in March in ment of ~atural Hcsources and and also specific hunting and available another 300 mtles of fishing areas In North America. y_.s at a bank at Des Moines, Church. tury dfd ramily homeplace at a dnve to get the local organ- the West vu·gima Divtsion of fishing hour s must be dectded fishmg and hunting water for Rep. Welker said Tom V then for a time lived at He served as president oottl h.allon "back on its feet'' Gam~ and r 1sh confcren~ees on said Welker ' Ohio license-llolders 141 Mulberry .\ve. Moorehead, ZaneSVtlle, sponPOrtsmouth, Ohio aud for sev- his death on JWle 15, 1962. That The next meeting will be at an agreement for the reciprocal When the new reciprocal hThe needs in Meigs County Welker pointed outonthehouse / erai years in ~neuse, V111sa&, year.. he was ~~eeded ~his date back to 1798 when Whitte- 8 p.m. Wednesday at the hall In hcensmg immediate!~ following censmg law is put into efl t, floor m behalf of Ule measure sored the b11l m the Senate. more Reed was brought to Or~ Mlddlcport. All )Otmg men be~ passage of a measure rcctprocal Ohio 1esidcnts may fish or hunt 1 angc To"nshiP from Grafton, N. tween 21 and 35 arc invite<! to rights by the Ohio House last from either bank of the Ohio , H.. by his widowed mother Whit~ atlcnd the SCSS!On temore Reed wa s then but a ·~ · ' By United Press rntornatlonal COWMIIUS- GOV. JAMES A. RHO!EStoday signedieglslatlon small bo) and the family lived c tln8: the Ohio WateJ Development Authority and called it a "gua.r- in a log cabin near Alfred Darius A rHI::N S - Ohto Univerfoods 'Plainly 1denti£ied as being ant e ot Ohio'S leadenhiP in the fight agamst water pollution... Reed, son or Wlnttemore, was Sity Theater IS conducting a The l-ood :tamP Program, .\merican' s agricultural abun~ imported. Since Uns is a food ;· uTbe OWOA tpr the first time provides a vehicle Cor industry born 1n this cabin; as a youU1 anc e to tmProve the diets of low"Nune Our Season Contest" whkh begms m Mc1gs County program, noTPfood items such as atlll comm~Uos to break the bottleneck In providing water pollution was a teacher, and then went to lor 1968--69. Theater enlhusi-1\prtl 1, Will be exphuned to food mcome cituens by increasing alcoholic beverages, tobacco lcontrol faCUlties at a savings to themselves and at no cost to the Missouri where he also taught as\.5 81 c bemg asked what merchants of Me1gs County in a, their food purchasmg power. school Ot~e of his pupil s be~ lt works like Uns: The Me1gs products, soaps, pet food, vege-. l ~a)'en," RJiode~ •at play s th~::y would like to see meeting March 13 at 7:30p.m. table seedl:i and the like cannot \ Under: die OWDA, _anu.e bonds can be Issued for polluuon corP came Gen. Marmaduke of the next year. at the Ohio Power Co. offices, Count.} Welfare Deparunent dcoo be purchased w1th food stamP trol facUltle& fot lndu , and local govermnellt and retired by user Confederate Army and later govThe wmmng t!ntry Will be l!O Mulben) Ave., Pome1o~. termmes the ehg1biliu o( the col(lons. funds. ~ ernor of Missouri awarded two season ticket coul'he brieftng will be conducted Crumly and tells them tht: amount Grocers redeem the coUPOnS When Darius Reed returned pons for each show during the b3- Max Prewett ol the U. :--.. l.Jo.. t11e3- will need to mvest 1n the at local banks or through au~ WASHINGTON- !)HIO FARMERS who grow burley tobacco have to Ohio, he entered the drugstore 196s.69 season whichwillconpa11ment of 1.\gncultUJ e. 1\dnun- program, an amount that gener- onzed food wholesalers. BanKs gone along witb produc'era lri other states in overwhelmingly approv- business in Pomero)l and long ::;ist of S I X plays~ The <:ontest MORGAN CITY, La. (tJ POisleflllg the program IS the l ~D\ ally depends on the famil~ SIZe redeem them through the Federal j lng continuation. ol;.f~~ral production controls an~price supports tor was 8. director of the old Fh·st 'l'WO mehtbers of a Kentucky reqmres that six suggestions iu o.:ooperatwn with the Meigs and income. ' tbelr 1968, 1969 and 1fl'70 crops. ; National Bank to take the bank~ rescue team today descended to Ehgiblc per sons p~ that Heserve system. be sent to: Box Olf1Cf, Ohio CounQ Welfare Deparunent. surveys have been conducted I The Agriculture lleparimant re)lOrted Wednesdat lhat or 9 942 ing profession even further back the bottom of the quarter~mile ­ li•li\lersity Theater, ~eoch ,\uthorizauon of food mer- amoWlt in ~eash for food o.:oupons, to determme the effectiveness o( Ohioans partlci.PattngJ in a rhatl referendum. 96.5 per cent voted to into the family hi story. Buildmg. ~dline for sugdecp shaft of a salt mine in chants - both retail and wholo- and rece1ve free enough addi- the Food stamP Program first~ lle was promment in the early which 21 men have been ..::ontlnue the program, gestions is Marth 17, sale - IS bemg handled by the tional coupons to enable them to trod11ced in Ma~, 1961. These salt industry ln the Pomeroy trapped since Tuesday, but USDA's Consumer and Marketing bu.Y substantially 1nc rea sed food fmd:ings show that rooct sales, in I Bend and was president of both found no sign of IJ(e ~rvice at Portsmouth, certifi- suwlies. OOllars, mcrea sed an average o( Lo\N~ASfER, OraO - THE S1JPERJNTENIENT or the nation's the White Rock Co and t h c UecePienUI spend t11e1r co~ons The rescuers, using selfcauon· of eligible Camil1es is by 8 pet ~:ent. Meats, produce and I laraest Khool for ju offenders re,lgned Wednes~. MaJ. Har- Buckeye salt Co. He d1od · tn container breathing apparatus, Mttigs CoUPt.Y Welfare Depart- JUSt as they would money in ai'IJ other grocery Items shered ln old T, Cowell's re lir*triP.~ wlll be effective AprU 1. Cowell. 56, 1901. He was the father t:t( Wil~ reported hearing a motor authorized retail food store. The) ment in Middleport. the incease, as did boili large swved 28 years wi~ _~ !d1b Highway Patrol and more than three liam F. ROOd who rounded tl\4) .runnmg and seeing a -small nre, The Food StamP Program rep- can buy any food for hwnan con- and small stores. Cowell Farmers Bank and Savings Co. but no signs or hfe. yaro as SuPOrlnt:""l'!'! o! thef: air!leld SChool lor Boys, r£1Sents another means of using sumption the) choose, exct!Pt for cited demands and pr~surea at the institution "often It took more than 30 minutes 1\ASillNGTON (UPO - POW· times not understoof bf those ll'ho are nota pan oC it" as his reason Cor • the two men to reach the erless to stop a surging demand ~ for resijmlng. ~~ bottom of the sh;1ft of the for 11 federal crackdown on F,het'i . ~ cargill, Inc .. mine. Golllg clown to violence, a bipartisan coalition I!IJAljT!COo V~ .,., E(\JHTf,JAIUNEs and a sailor were reported slowly, the two men in a in Ule Senate today found itself missing earb' f0day aft« teir'·ls--foot canvas ~anoe cdpsized during 1 , makeshift cage called out backing a comprom1se civll ! a training drlll on~~ PotOmfiC River about four miles south or hJ!!re. conditi.ons as they were lowered rights blll laden with antiriot GENEV j\ (UrO - The United not try to veto the resolution in mg thelr own atom1c arms under The Coa•t•G\IB!•hnd Na"ll~unchod a mass!voalr-sea search at into the dull~whtte cavern. amcn~ents. rlrst llglot lor tjl•~ H•e otwhom wero VIetnam veterans and all Stale~>, Britain antl the :i>viet the U.N. , Western oificials sa1d. the treatY. They said the concrete-lined Western spokesmen JOintlY Despite serious misgivings Unlon declared today the) will o! whOm we,o sttldontsot Ill·Marine Co~o, ochoolat filuanU..;·a Mao Under the agreement, all ronCONWAY, ~.H. (\Jp,O -Rich· walls or the shaft wer.e m good calle<lt1 of "histone imPOrtance rtnobaoo.,IIOutGOjpnoa"'"'h<>fWasllingtoo, D. c. . ' ' ard M. Nl~n. call(ng lor a !l'!t shape but that elevator guide about the antiriot measures, the give immediate help t.o any coUJ'Ioo nuclear counU"lCS Signing the C. m the nut lear age." . i 'i tough policy for rioters and crl.. \earns were burned out. The manadra of the bill compensated ll'Y that [eels threatened by n~ &-Soviet nuclear ooll-{)roliieraAmong other tl'lings, the tlciztng the courts for haridcW'~ mlqers were trapped .men [Ire for their setbacks by keeping in- clear attack or is the victim o( tion treaty could appJ.y to the » resolut1on Lnu>ites that tact thfi!r main goal- a broad ban such aggression. curity Council for aid if thCJfing the pollee, ls ~ tJ:Da~: rqared up the shalt. liussia is preparedtoaidany on housing discrimination. They said the nucloar "urn- feel threatened by nuclear attack jor campaign i&.sue out of etlmi' The 'descent by rescuers into countr) whiCh has renounced Sen. Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., brella" wUl cover all nations or nuclear blackmail. and lawlessnets. ns own nuelear we.pons and 4 NixoR, winding up a three· ' the shaft w-d.s delayed more floor manager for the bill, said reooundng their own nuclear It serves to meet demandl:i of feels threatened by CommudaY get out the "ote tour Of N,ew than tour hours while workmen that it was uregrettableweadded w~ under the U.~soviet such nations as India which feel mst China. , todaY ls dra~ his coniltructed a smaller cage. ~ more •riot stuff to it. rm gl"!l joint draft tre;,tt.Y to stoP t h t-.) they would be oPen to nuclear t\ccordirtg to C)ffici&l ~ ·vdlh ~Ji ~-·~t·' , T~e• ~ men .~de an earlier ,.... \¥8& rOjoctod. ~ The senat~ spread o( atomic arms. ·~ attack or blackmail b.Y renouncments, 11 eking has oointentionof •• .tc.;' - ~ ~I\'' .<'~~ att~ fpr go doWn in• a largt;r moved Into lts!"'''"lli ~ ofvotlng The pledge was presented to i~ ' • '"'.1'"\C 'l!o • • s~gni"8 the ~rollferllkNI , our Cour\1 have,S!)hf. ' c~rea:, but it hit an obstruc"-O!l On smen<lments to thO oompro- dle Geneva Disarmament Confel'u·eatJ. India's hesitance is tlP In ,weal\00\"l tb9 110i~ l., ~nd "ba~. to be pulled up. • 'lnlsili "with some Indication that ence in the to.rm oJ a resolution plamed by having g-1~ O.Jt>. forces al!lllnst,tho Grl'!J!I!lll!lr~ope that the minors woold tile "!]d was llli>J'O"chlng, II> be sent to the United Nations ese Communist nuclear mlgh! • • 8Bid-w~t.ltiy·1 be (llive had been slel\dlly lfw, 1 Securlzy Council. Bntaln JOined : • ,,' • lading calls down the Jlll:i' across tl'le border. · the United Stales and Russia Ill HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (UPO • thov ·can ' ohafl broo.~It the resolution. Jo~pb W, Martin, the congress~ Ia.! ·. Rec,·p·rocatl'ng River Rights .s N~ws.. ~,in BFieif Plan Food Stamp Briefing No Life ,•, Found in 1 Salt Shaft • erne ' Coalition Bows On Amendments ·.·: ,..._________ ,6- I This Is The w._k' if Our o.rn llri,r.y Bra.id 1 HOSIERY > (, . I l I I I g. 89e pr. Klrbury Mlcromesh In regular 0~ long length. Seasbeli (Beige) Southwlnd (Cinna moo} or White SALE '69e' Re pr. pr . SALE 696 $ti9 pr. Klrbury Shter AgUon Stretch Seashell, Southwlnd qr white Reg. g. m~~. sheer, f•ncy~ <t l ------------.-----:~'-!-~.n!.!~~)'!!.~!~.. the I 4 • ~ o:r:11.. Uver~,.u.. I · '"' , . .. St~klngs. Seasheff(b~~~) :r~bloliitned SALE 99epr See our complete selectlo_n of ,L2o l. )f ..... ' ,.. j SAL~· 99eh.V.J pr' · e. . suppor;t stocklngl. We 1 you. )' ·' ---------; · ' 'I ' r ' I Nixon Warms Up on ;Crime Nuclear Umbrella Up In Campaign ' Martin, Molder of GOP Factions, Dies {=~~~~~~ '1llor• pav• -few dl!f•ln mont 'deiegale. · · Fr..,.~ was rPll"'>ec\lod ' l ' '.. man ~ ...tw all lactlons or ~~~~ •IIN1\ot tlils co\~• as thotl!t\ll!ll\can party Into • \!gil'· ~-ullllf'Oiiii'l UldW~ ldlll j " 'dle<l Vlodllesda;\ n!gltt !lam •C. Foster, U. S dl!larrna:. al tile aae o! 83. ~~~!"·.. ·:··.. .,' ., Supp6rt . . ELBEIQlDS4tf,· ' I I ·:;::~~~h with ~lc]l aarter_tOp. s.'~Tu,"~ ~ 1 Re ~· S4LE ' f9~ pr 1 g. f2.95 Klrbury Support Stockl for e~tra comtortabl ~s:,.~lllll· I •l·ehs~.u.,lycraSouthwlnd or whlte. • sup~"~'" Sea· I ' SALE 2•19' pr' Reg. •1.95 Klrbu' • Reg. 89c pr. K1rbury 1\.nt!e HI Mic · knee length, garter top. romeah .. 10 I IALE Re I I I' II I I I ,. - - - - - -'- -----------· ' ~ ------------------------- I 1 m•rde \f\, growth Ill•" m- · il Directors or The Farmers Richard C. Follrod. other 'lJfficers of the bank are Bank and savings Company are Thereon John&Oil, Vice PresiTheodore T, Reed, Jr., who LS dent, Richard E. Jones, Vlee also President, Thereon Johnson, President, Paul E. KJoes, CaSh· Fred W. Crow , Jr, Leslie F ier , Mrs. J))rothy B. Will. AsFultz, (. Wayne SWisher, Or. Fred n. Carsey, Jr., Harold E. sistant Cashier and Mrs. Joanne J. Russell. Assistant Cashier. Slmth, E. Robert Schellhase, and tne committee. Plans were discussed tor the amual lellowahiP toa to be held ' Colora aDd Aolmalo Most animals in the ord!narl_ <'<>Urse of life do not use of color vision. 8 can see moat of the co1Or! we see. Dogs and cali can see well, but they eannot see ditrerent' colora. , , Jaycees' President :~~a;~n~~::~a:.~~~~d~r:::~: misused. Following hio Wk, the opoaker conctueted a discussion Peiiiod for the 30 women attending tho meeting. Mrs. Manniog Kloes, pres!,. dent, had charge o1 tho meeting which opened with an organ pr~ lude by Mrs. Fred Gibbs. "Our Falth is ln the Christ Who lt_.•n McDade is cepts of bankmg. l'hc Btructure is designed in such a roaMer as to refie~ the traditional qualities of the Porn~ eroy area with the new and forward-thinking a~cts to be found in Meigs county. The new build~ tng will be carried on several hWldred concrete - filled steel piles supported on bedrock. Foun· datlons are all concrete and set In such a way as to protect the fir st Ooor (rom nood conditions of the Ohio River One of the new services to be prov1ded the banks' cust.Jmers 1 s drive-Up banking, which Will prove to be popular (or Pome~ roy residents. Another area to be expanded is the Consumer toan Pcpartrr.ent Parking fa r."llities for 36 automobiles will be p111vidcd as an added comcniencc. In addihon, the bmldmg ha s been designed with built-m expansiOn for future Inc., o( Chester. Plumbing and heating work, featuring an all electrlt heat pump installation, will be completed by Karl Grueser Company or Minersvllle. The latest in vault and security equipment will be supplied by the Diebold company of Canton. NegotiatiOfiS Opened for annual Charter Day luncheon' 1 p.m. at parish house of Grac~ Episcopal Church. Good citizen~ ship wlnners will be guests· speaker, Mrs. Irving Karr sta~ declared. He urged his listeners to see to lt that the tederallaw is enforced through SliPPQrt of local law enforcement officials who now have the power to take action against the Illegal sale, distribution and possession ot drugs whkh are harmful when the Reed fam~ have been actln 1n Me1gs County ban~ng. Oa1·ius the old First National Bank. His son, Wilham Frederick Reed. and l)avb{gs Co. in 1904 and was bank president. His son, Tneodore T o( the institution In 1944. The present president lS Theodore T need, J 1., father in the post in 1962. ings" and Mrs. Milton Hood of Ute Uln:as Circle presented de-WtioiUI usmg ,.Touch Jesus" as SHOW STARTS 7 Pll ' plOeil\oltlrit FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN MEIGS Chapter • Daughters of America The minister commended Mrs Dale Walburn, Mrs. Dwillltt Wal: lace, and Miss Connie Bachner llor thorne. for their work in organizing a UJrlng the meeting:, Mrs. Junior choir. It was reported that a new mimeographing rna~ Kloes requested clrcle members to prepare layettes tor the chlile Wlll be dellvered this week Women's Coo!erence to be held to the church. The Scloto Prellbytery moettng In Granville tn Juno. iihe 111>to be held on March 19 ot Wll- JlOintod Mrs. Glbbo, Mrs. Beumlagt.on was announced and Mrs lah White, and Mrs. babelle Anderson was elected delegate· Winebrenner to the nortlinatlng Carfoon; Cobs •nd 773-5554 .MATERIALS CO. Mlson, W. V•. .. ·: the Socred Heart Catholic O!urch auditomon at Bp. m. MEJGS THEAm We have JUSt Wlloaded several carloads and are reaQy to supply you at lowest prices. ::· PAS!' CIDEFS, Magnolia Temple, Pythian Sisters, at the home of Mrs. I\lle ~ith instead of at the Ebersbach home as a~ oounced. CATHOlJC WOMEN'S Club at at the April mooting. Mrs. Charlos Bennett, 18Sisted by ldro, Mary Lyons and Mrs. Martha Attending the meeting were King conducted the love giftdedlMrs. Tewksbary, .Mrs. Les Kencatloo. nedy, Mrs. And-erson &llllvan Refreshment• Jollowing t h e Taylor, Haptonstall,' Rjchard meeting were served by the Love Owens, and Mrs. Harley. Joy Circle with Mrs. Pearl !loUman, Mra. White, Mre. E. L. Huatles, Mrs, John McNiel. Mrs, Eugene Murra,y, Mrs. Ted TONIGHT ond tHURSDAY loy, Jr., and Mrs, Jolin Fultz M~rch 6-7 as the hostesses. The st. p• Rodgers 1ncl t11 mrnertttln's .rick's Day theme was carded "THE SOUND OF MUSIC" out with a green cen.erptece ITe<hnicolor) and shamrocks. Juhe Andrews Cbnrtopher Plummer ,. Carload Lot Prlcesl :·. ew ' Theodore T. Reed: Jr., announced today that ground..• will be broken tor the new Far~ mers Bank and savings company banking facility Saturday after .. noon at 3 p.m. The public Is: invited frcsident Reed said the new building is the culmination of several years research and plan• ' ning on the part of the Bank•s of(J~ers and directors. construction of this new bank will provide the Pomeroy, Meigs county and Big Bend area wtth the most modern and contemporary fa~ cilltj', cmbodying tllC latest con- Come in n- •nd let Ul help you wlthyour . selections Rev. Roland T, Kamm will be the Walks." There wu group atog. log of .. Count Your Many Bless- Named as alternates were Mrs. J, E. Harl.,y and Mrs, Tewkobar); Plans weremadeduringthemeet ~ ingto revise the membership list before the AprU session. NOW AT LOWER ·. l '. Presi~nt 1:" Blllllhetamlne (stimulants) and historian. ' barbituates (depressants) and LEAP YEAR Dane~ . 8 _ II certain other prescription drugs p.m. Southern Local Jlmlor High to register with the federal govenunent names of phannJsts and auditorium , Mustc by the RaPhYsicians who dispense the me-- vens. Public invited. ~sored by the Trl·M National Music Sodicines, and to make sale rec-ciety. orda and inventories avallable RUMMAGE AND BAKE SOle for inspection by the F"ood and will be held by the "Gto-ettes" Drug Admlmstratwn. Friday and Ssturday In the The speaker s&d that only Bootb building, Pomeroy. Pr~ persons speclficaliJ! mentioned ceeds to purchase new,uniforms m the law are allowed to possess for summer parades, , such drugs and that Illegal JlO .. session is punishable by law HIGH SCHOOL dance party at with severe penalties for sale Wahama High School auditorium to persons uuder 21. 8 to 11 p. rn.Jaysemceeing.Pu~ The law helps combat drug llc Invited. abuoo by attacking the chief nliillt at the Middleport First United Prellbyter!an Church, Welcomed the meeting were the members Hubert James I turers and dealers who handle A &ulday school teachers' door POMiROY, OHIO presentative reviewed the federal drug control legislation which went into effect in 1966, aimed at keeping drugs out of illegal channels and available for medical use only. He noted that the law require:~ manufac- lralnl"8 sosoloo to be held at tho ty. E, 0. L one starts it and everyone else ~s along for fear o{ appearing "chicken." The pharmaceutical Cirm r~ RuJP~t II new sessioaat SUJJiv~ Paul I CANADAY- I Taylor, HaptonsWI, and Rd>ert Hagger. Mrs II SHOE STORE I Mrs.TewkabaryAnderson, and 1 ,.ext to Elberleldo I Mr Ruppel! oo the recent aldo l!JIOI1&ored by CHAPMAN- ·· •• ' e3.drig Get ready for spring and Easter at Elberfelds. See our beautiful selection of womens and girls •<:+: coats, suits, dte•ses atl weather coats, lllilljnery, blouses ~just anything you need to complete your Easter wardrobe. We have the latest in styU~~g, fabrics allll colors. Use our tlclnvenle'lt laf· awa~ plan. A complete selection of gJrls size ranges f~;~~m babes to teens~also a complete range ?f junior pet!tes, regular jun· 10rs, misses mes and half s.tzes. ,. • . ,1·- . ' MEIGS COUNTY YOUNG Dem- Will Begin Saturday od by tile Rev. Howard ....\ ocrat Club regular meeting. 7:30 p. m., at courthouse. Communicants Class A communicants class to begin saturday at 1l a.m. was anrtOUDc ~ PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Tern. pie, Pyth!an Sisters, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbach with Mlaa Bernice Am DW-ot as assisting hostess. EVANGELINE CHAPTER, Or. dor of the Eastern Star, 7·30 Thuroda,y nliillt at the Ma~c Temple; Initiatory work to beexempllf'ied; otflcers to wear for~ mals. Mrs. Cora Webb, deputy grand matron o! District 25, will make an lnopecUon viol!, Mom. hers are to take items for an auction. ROCK SPRINGS Grange 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leonard. MEIGS COUNTY American Red Cross Otapter Board of DJ.rectors 8:30p.m., at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Escqpe, and Kicks Basic Reasons for Drug Uses : ~~~i ~ '"*"i.tlfuf Spring Fashlans . for Wo~ln ~ ~·iw:.ii~i• ··" THUR~AY .I. ...' ln~~reslri. Of The Meigs-Mason Area Come to 84 evenlnt Rev. ' James ih.r.. rison, Jr., apeake~ ]lev. J&s Morrison, Sr., gl¥1ng dovm!on- . r !: .. ... ....... ....•. .. .... . f' .• •. ' _,..nrc . , '\ .1 -, SATUltDhY POMEllOY l~ENIOR a dance cloy nilllt~ 8 to lip. m. e.ro,y Jwllor High School .. ~ood• 1!1111 witll .fho·Ja,yo omcooifc. Ailo. Ea•tem ml&Bioo, 7$ cents. Willi> Mel ·~'""·~•nr.f· Vows ore . enti •• " ~"', 'l!le North ' Attleboro Mass. rosldont, Wbo rose from news· lo of the arrival at a llof!llltal at the h~e of 1-. GAUGE~SS1ru:;,~ ~~~ and !2.6 " Pt. Ploasan~ Maoon, ·~~•• ~~~;~ ~1"":\t·~ Kanawha . I ChOrleiiiOD, ~~~l;::tJ. 1 dol), llatmllt •"" 111. .111,, �lllll~· tient:tnel, •JI. '•· .. ...... .... ....,..,. ....... VO.&.a&l W Uucra,R'I.ble 'theBe four Jumblts, ant lttt~r to taeh equare. to fori~ fo.-r OfiUnary word1 .0.110T , - ,.._ f;OY.iTY, .,. -.• liLr.,...,..-,._ Yew OtuO IMII~t~ • ,- IJ. f.•_A•Ie• ...... c.....:. nu ~ • M.OlUII I JWN~· ~:-.i'tlly Ole fullowta' re- ••.ol•·· oort ·o;/ .......... T IDJIIA ' · ICMOINLII '"·"' .,...... c..,. ~UKMAn lt,UO.:JJ 1:S.It3.5f ll.liQ.'rl ICNID:"LI A.J nttm or BAt.ANCIS, ftBC,IPT8 AND EXPENDJTURIS · Ba"'aee Ju. "l ~neral J'\lftd.. ............ • • 1 lt.II3.TI ,• ltrfllt ~trveUoa MAR Statr lftl:hwar Imp. Tutal 0... Fund.• . . vm••• J#r3.11 USU2 .. PoUee Rtllet and Peqlaa fo.DIU8 2t,J!IO.ti:J l"'laGI Propel't.)l - D11poul Workl const. GraM Total ld All ..~ . . . U3U94.73 Fundi IC\erli:) Oe~Mral FllDII t 11.J5UIQ street C::oftll.rueUoll 1116:1\ D,TIUt SW'I.II HljhwU Imp, l'ul\4 'Jlll per eMt Cemeterr1 . . . .. .... Dopl 1.7811.04 ,,.,., .OS U'l3.1'1 lt.MI.M Utlli1J" Totll Gen. SID.D311.11 VIU111e Funcl.l m.-.a 'Wak:r Worts II.Mti.IH Bond Retlremrnt f\IJldt; ...... ............ HeRb • 1ew111 D\epoul WorU Con.t. Grlad Total el AJI Fuadt !Clerl) .. bpelldltu,... Geaenl FUnd ~n\Ury t.OOO.ot MI1,8DI.• . ......... ..... ....... • ".uue Street COnttruedon MU St1te HI.JhWI1 Imp . ru..s 11Ai Jle1' nat s.nue Cemetery Fire Dept. Utlllly .. Total Gen. VJJlqe Fundi Wat.er WorU BoDd Retirement Funds 10,03t.ll :ta'J.OO IUUIO.el TreNllren Cub Baluee Nlt¥-IU8 Fun41 tcarl.l .. Balanc. ~ . :n General f'un4 . , . I JUOI.ll Street Cllftltna~Uon MllR I ,IIUI state lOrbwaf IJnp, tTU4 Fund 1Ya per nnt CeiDeNt)' (1,11'1.35 Plre Dept. ~,.,... UWlt7 .•• . Tot1l Gen . ~' ...... vwa.. ruDd• . . . . . • M.OaU 'Wa\el' WorD .. BoDd :Retirement I'Ddll 'h'u.d 1'\&nd.• , . hnttN)' ........ Sew.,. Dlfpoell .. Worb CoM. IJI.JM.5l l8.19'r.4.1 9.78111 P8 lft.NI.U. Grind. Totll 111 All Fwldl ~ . . . . . . Ull.717.71 Ou.blltmdtlll W1n1nt• J,IIO.Tit (Add) .. . ... TotJI 811. and outt31UOI.41 •taad.iq wII'RII\1 Total Cuh Balaa~ Dee. :Jl, ltlt Ult.I08 41 JCMID\M.I 8·1 au~Y or Tax._ amcw;...,.,,... Property . ...... Utllit7 . , nr. Dept. Total J'roperiJ T101 Clranue Tu Gof't> 8.111.111 - . • I.DIII.M Liclll111e FHII Loea\ Lleena. 111.11 ............ 1.01111.50 P.,mita lftd I UH,iol P'lltfll JDd COIU . ReilY IJMI lnt.nl~ ......,_ .... a.Mrll VIDafl .,..... latenat.S.....- f'llnd. . . 1.000.00 Dd on strHt ParJrtu> Oelil VlUara aDd • •·• _... UIDUO hndl Totll~ F - Sl}ea 1nd. Cbarps UIIUO Dlt.ei'Pl'lau Water Renllll, ·~- 1,29lUI IB- Pu~ll.e hnlee c...w.rr ....... , ......... Total Publle &emoWa&er FuDde To\.lol Bell4 lelual aDd LllaAI • ~.l'f ... ,..... . . . . . .• . • Traaden from 0\ber J'UII4I ·.... ' &eceipU ol Tl\llt FU.Dda Grand Tot&! .. .• . .. . . . ICMIDULI a-1 ~ dill (On -=Pria::.:'ID:.:SUR=PRIS=EANSWER==-:___j' A rI II • ....... Ult.'Jl 8,a.-.a ....., Expo~ ceme~n-Expeue ICMIOULI C-1 OENBRAL VIU.AOE I'UNDI llllehl· 11\nJI Genenl. Auto Llceftle. Guoline Taa, Cemelt'l)'. J:tc. E:IPENDmJRES: Le11l Advertblnll S 251.!1 Water 1:1)'4rlftt aental 3.3110.00 Bondt 6: IMunnu .. 1,481.11 IJnployet" ContrlbuUona 3,.MO.I8 Woriuntn'.. Compeauatton l,le5.N Total IIUJeeHaneo\11 .. . 1,811.84: TraNifen I SOO.OO Total bplndlture1 IU03,1ti.P · $CHIDU~I C·l WATER· WOBU FUND ReeelpU fr11m Senol~ I 1,112.U Water Ret~Wa . . . Total Recelpll from s • T.a:ra ...a 1111.211.U ,. • .... ..... 3,110 . ~ ~ 4,oa!.ll z.p..... . . Total ExPI!IlH ,. t Pur.:b. . (If 'Wile~ Worb~ . · JtM.OOO.OO .. Total Co . a.ad · 'tmPro ent .. tw.OOO.OO TOUll turu . . Jillt.03U1 ICMIOULI C_, SANITARY SEWIJM 6: •UWAOE DlSPOIAL WOa&& CONSTRUCTION J'\IND • tn..,_t Totll aet:elpU DPIL'iDm.rl\IS: 8,000.00 • 1.000.00 1DJ111Hrl.ftl len'k• Tot1l EJtpeiW!.itW'ft ...... ...... .. . • . I ICMNUI.I C-t BOND RETIREMENT FUNDIJ RECEIPTS : Properl)' T11N--General Propert)' Tax Total Preporty TuH Toll& Receiptl ·Hockey t This """" DIJOIIt on Watar Meter be the second ~ectrum was LEGAL NOTICE MOTICI Of APPOUITMitlf Illite af . . IC.. L. L•wrence 0.. ...... Notil:l! II herebY IIYI!D that ~~~~ Ue F. l,.aWI'C!I~ . ol 8B11\e 1, Port· l•nd. Ohio, hu been ttuiJ appolnted ,.\amlnl•tratrlx of the EetaW of ROll · ~oe L . Lawrence, deeeuH. iaN 01 Route l , Portland, llt!IP Co\lnty, Ohio. Credltun 1re requlred t.o .tile th.elt dllll'll with. 11ld OduelatY wU.hla four mo~lhs . ..... Dllted tbll 19th day ol febnllt'J 1 .....U I 4A»I .ll . .a.. .tOIIM C, IAC:OM Acllnt PNMte .t~ .. Nkl Cevnty ll ·JZ; 2-19; 3-7 Cemetery Fu.nd Blldownw~Dt .. . FreiD Lot owa.r Tetlll .. .. I . .. 110M 3t'cl ... I 12!1.58 TaAN8f'ERS· MEMOILANDA. AND OTHIIR EXPLANATORY DATA TRANSJI'J:RS BET'WDN FUNDS: From Generll ruDd To ce-ter)' Fund .. 111110...,.,. • Til ·v,lu•tlon, UM11 Tae B1te tor VWale pull"*!\. 111'1 Olhtr Total • . ~ is said to be the world's most commercially valuable bird. The exportation of guano yields millions of dollars of I COME I I LOOK! I COME I BROWSE! I II I I ! T<,~Ql laaitaUon PaUel 8ellef .. .. KIP••~urll v........... Total Hllbwm Llld'arlei--I.IW , , . Keen.Uon-Pilb--Total Pllblk ..mo. ........... Willer Worlll .. .. . Sewer Kental • Ce~Mterr . xtec. -Tatal htt.Ue hniCJ blll'piiHI ..............,........... .... uo W tll!l Plill 1n lM'I Number af Employee• ~. II, 1117 . , .. BONDED DEBT DeHmber 31. 1181 ,... ... . I Tohl ProWdlon to Penon and PropertY Cuh • Debt Senic:• 1'\md • l8.28'l'.t'l Aaetl--(l.rand. Total UABJLrtiiS PUBUC tmLITY tMORT· GAOl. UVBNtiE. Water worb . Total .. .. . .. .. .. .. PUBLIC UTIUTY (GIN· ERAL OBLIOATIOM IMO.OOO.OO NIO.OOO.ot ' llddl . . . . . . . . storrw •eil*er' !BOIWM - --~ : 118.000.00 I 11.000.• ttM.CIJO.OI sewer • s.w. Dk,, Tota1 TOTAL PUIILJC UTILITY .. .... CHAP-ANS -~,p ' ~·--·-I . . ..tO GRAND TOTAL 79t VALUE FREE_ DELIVERY ACCOUNTS PQeble !unpaid bUll) All Otber .. TOTAL FLOATING DEBT ,. GRAND 'I'OTAL LIABJLmiS Dec. 31. ltl'l . • .. 3·1-lte • 40,000.011 t to.IOO.OO I'IKAOO.OD NOna 1.15 Value ~ Eff£CT1VI MAROt II, 1968 I 1-.. I .._.., 1,310.•1 VOlaP hJI,Ik . Tat.' HIJII.WIJII Plllti&C terftee loterpr\eel WeWr ....... .... . , T.tal hlllk lomN &oM,.,.._ Reg. S1.9B Value . . Help~ protect :. ' boby ' from Pin KAUTZ FEED STORE ·1· .,. , . .' ·1.09 ., TilE DAILY SENTINEL !»:VOTW ro IHTt Ht:.!IT 01-· t Balglwn linen trimmed with sa441e cowht4o. Colors: Black, Brltieh Brown 1111»\llltd ~lb' ~ .S.tun111J ~' Tho! 011.. VJ~~e l'ulillllllal CoelpanJ, IIQ M t<r.nl~ .!il;., .._,...,, CW.ID. Uf • • Bull,.u 0111!11 ,,_.. "J.~:I 1 ~ Kdilarlll rr.on. ttJ.;~m , • .,...,..~ ~ _...,. 111111 • .._I'Qf, ~ ;t ................ ,., - .. .. _,_ · . , .A.Ll _ u..... ~--. -.,ullol.'a•l•._, • ·"""'Citl, "-" ....... , . lilllller~ 1'11n1 !.JtJI ~ .. wtNr "'*"' ll'lilltlh u II '-111 fliiMIMI OO'lte, IIJ.A.It. .Ill ld~Mee U.. ~ • ..t~ .., ~- ''· I*IUI ......... - ,... n.r. m.KJ~ ~. auo. II)' MltDr !Molt Wilen 1'81'rllr 1enl~ lilt 1!01~ .... 0.. ~ ''-"· . . ~~till lint ....... $ill,llt, 1111 ........ - - fi,..IIIOIQiflW . ......,...,.._. ,m. ~ ,..., Tlelho/IM- .-. ' w• How long has it be.~~ since your medicine . chest wol cleoned out? Ketping old medicines r . queslionoble prescriPtions and medications nOw. And when yilu need a new '"i'criptfon filled, we are accu~ly $1.69 VALUE MIIAIIO.to U••• T.,.IIINII. f.:dltw C, Wolfe on., hQild con tie danee10111. Get rid of tho11 irritation. CHESTER .. . IIIEIGNWION AIIU IJCIIAJIDii, OWEN, PUILL'>IIEI J, II&~ ~; From·Your Phar•acist QUART LOTION OUR STORE HOURS: ltor5 IM01o thrv Fri. I to 12 N-. Solunfay . Homes lt4 practically all the way, out ill front 4&.45 at the halt. G.W broke tho pme OI>On ill tllo last five mtnutoa of ploy and went on to wtn. G&J will Pill' tho winner of WO<IJwsday night'• Coal Grov"' Post 509 conteat on Frl~ ntant at Whooloroburg, ' G&J Auto Parts (94) - J. X.. mtnsky 7-().U; D. Tratnor7~1$; J, Marks &+12; T, Walter j.,2.10; Toumament Results · , I 18.18'1' .t' . . .. ~ GOESSL ER Jewelry Store .Ce1111St. Pomeroy F r t day's exhlbltJon opener against the Houston Astros. Roolde third bu..an ··Joe Moock's trulle was tholiiJI blow of the New York Nita' tRtr .. squad game ••• Wea Parker, corwertlng from a awltcbohltter tr• a right-handed batlel', hit • triPle and a alnglo ill the Loa Anl:eles lbdgers• pr~ce game , , • Frank Robillsoo, tho· Baltimore Orioles' TrtpleCrown hero ofl966, and club personnel director Harcy I»lton seemed -- playq weight, hit homers over tht lett, center and rlal\t field fence• during llaldlw pncUco , , • Earl wu..., a 2:1.game wtnnor laot oeuoo, ~Itched throe ahutDtit ~· In tho Detroit Tiger a' ClmD J*Dl8 • ·• • Jim W7nn, who hit :rr homers for the Houston Astros, agreed close to a salary agreement to a contract oltor Wodnosday'o hour-an~~+ $40,000. .... . (Final round) (Section B) with the fi~est, New'Bama wach Going 'All Out' BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) Alabaina•s new basketball coach C, M. NO'A'il?n, Beeld<w to build a cap Prosram to match the school's football ·prestige, said Wednesday he would recruit Negro players as well as white. He's launching an "al)..out" recruiting program, said New· ton, named Monday to succeed Ha,yden Riley, who resigned aft. er a losing season. Newton, a rormer Kentucky beaketball pleyer and Transylo vaaia coll~ head coach, revealed 1111'hll of two LeXingtorl• Ky., players he will try to bring to Alabama. Newton said he had talked tf, Gary Waddell. 6'10" center at Lexington Lafa.Y- High School and KeD Wilkie, 6'6" forward at 50 Lexington Tates Creek, while he Pille Western 74 PrOetorvlllo was at Translyvania in Lexington. Falrlan4 68 41 As soon asl took thejobhere I contacted those boys and ·s~ Pro Studlnp cured their promiae to come see ua at Alabama." he said. Newton. who otten helped KenNBA sr ANIJNGS tucicy c...,h Adoljlh RuPil recruit, By Unltt4 Preas lnternltlonal aald he will •eek to brUle some EAsr W. L, Pet. GB <1. the same boys to Alabama. Tho lall, darkollarled coach Plliladoll>hiL • 54 18 ,750 Boston. , , •••50 23 .685 41,1, told the nevt"amen be felt r• Now York. , , .38 :rr ,501 171'! cl'llltllv hold tho key to building C!octnnatl. , • ,3$ 39 ,473 20 1 ~~ program" at Al.,. baiJiL .Tho CrlmiOII Tide ha~ 10. Detroit. ••••• 34 40 .459 21 Baltimore. , • ,33 II ,446 22 16 soaoon thll 7ear. and won only tl\rOO ol 18 Southern Conference pm... WEsr W, L. Pet. GB St. Louli. ' ' ' .53 24 ,688 Loa Anples. , ,44 28 .611 8'1.1 son Frmclaco. ,42 \13 .450 10 Cbl,c. . . '. ' ,24 48 .1133 26'11 Seattlt. ••••••20 51 .282 30 Soa Q - •• ' .15 60 .200 37 WEDNESDAY'S IiESVLTS . llotr<>lt140' Son DIO&I> 118 B'oaton itl3 New York 91 ·. . cloct1U11d ·t o8 P1!11adoll>bla 1od st. Louis 112 Loa An&eiea 9S Only pmeo schoWled THURSDAY'SGAMES , \ PhUa. vs. Cia. It Clavelln4 ~17m ai Chlcoco · fAl 'kwoli• at So.! Dieso st. L, vo. Seattle, II POrtland, Oro. · . ~s· C®ftl17 ~·ill Bla~J'II, En8land1 Mitdl11• AIIO 11111*1 10 the ftold ,... the i l l - ' bf tht Natlmal COonmitt.ee ,.... WoTrack incl F!el4 wWt Vicki Folts 'and LindA ~ -n· estlmafed at .In ll'mld nco .men'' !)eattlo, of Chami>aiP, summer Olympic games ln ~ ~ NU.U. Are '1'~eora:e i1 a hr~tiMn, not a hoW-out. Ire holds hla brealll in until the ~toaeh 1ina in to ...._ dllllltllD !" JOINS BOYCOTT TUNIS (UPI}- Tlmlata Wednesday joined the list olnotlou who will boyoott the 1968 shot \Iter tlle final buzzer. Chamberlain led the losers with 22 points. To Order Woddlne Fl-roEorly $eWe ConDo Our lett For 'You . On'l'hol • S~lal Doy DUDLEY'S Mexico ctcy II South Africa Is pernlillod to Oold a team. John Havllcek, Bailey Howe11 an4 Bill Russell combined to score 66 points as the Celtic:s towed the Knlcka. Havlicek had Seores Tex. (ol 1'1110) 85 Ariz. 81.81 NCM Col, Dlv. Northeast RD'I h~ .'1111• half meeting. Frank Howard, who checkod lito tht Waohii!IIDn CIIIIIP welgbilll oni)' se..n pounds more thlll his 2S6-pound Angeles Llkera 112.&6. The Boston whipped New York 103. victory cut the Hawks• "magic 91. 1be Cincinnati victory kept II number" to two Cot the title one game ehead of Detroit and clinching as they stretched their lead to G'h games. st. LOUis has two ahead or Baltimore for the five pm.ea let\ and LOs Angeles final piiJ'o!! spot In the Eastern Dlvisloo. 1be club thai finloheo hu 10 last will flip Sin Diogo for the It was also a satist,ying victory for the Hawks because No. I droit pick- figured to be they'd lost olx straight games to Hous«m's Elvin Hayes. Oscar Robertson, hampered tho Laker&. They now trail 2.$ by inJuries Qruch or the season, In the season series. ~e Zelmo Beaty scored 25 points scort4 35 points as the RO)'olo By Uattod Prou lntornatlonal ~ Ohl added 21 as tho nipped the 76ors. HIB last baaket East Hewko romped to the victory, put the royals ahead 107-102 and l!h on 80 Elgin Baylor had 20 for LOs provided the wlnniog margin. St. Peter's •• (1'11) 103 Angoleo while Riehle Clark The 76ers rallied but lost a Duquesne 109 St chance to tie It when Will utica 86 ilol'!> added 17. Ch"'berlaln's dunk was ruled Now Hvn 68 Salem · st. 58 In other games, Detroit beat &uth san Diego l!ll-118, ClnclnnaU Tennessee 63 Auburn 5f (01) topped Philadelphia 108-106 an~ 11-1·17; c. Evan• :1.0-f; E. Vance BuftalO"st. 79 Rochester 67 0.0.0; G. Trout 1-G-2; R. MelD- Northeastern 67 Lo Moyna (NY) 54 (con~ turf ~8. TOTALS 41-12-94. ·' Gui'lll lk>mos J80i- J, Harrl- ~<;octlon A) Americlll IJII, 77 Btl~ 67 . 1011 ·1+2; D. .Ilea!! .f,;ll-161 AsiiUiliP!Ioo 94 ",.nd 75 (ms) Harleas ~6; ·B. \VbetlalllW. .1 NAD Pl'oyofls 27; 'J , Golden 1>-().101 J. Trlemo Dlalrlcl 31 a.$.19; C. 'White 0.0.0. TOTALS ·~· MOIIDIOuth 68 Moolclolr st. 62 32-IR-RO. · ' I\ . .. Dlatrlel 18 . . Welllmllslr (1'11) 48 Edinboro 41 Dlitrlcl 7 Albu""'rQ!O 85 Ean NMox 88 " •I • , . ~ '·· By~~··•~ · 8~er43 ·· · CI~JJ 'AA . • AkYOIIIIBttown 49 At, c.ntoo~· · ll,..;kllold 61 'Siruthero 53 Class A C~ MeKinlq 7t Maritngton AI Berea AI CanloD 62 '.. Clove. John Adalns 70 Cleve. North...,stem fl. Fairport Hard· ~ At D,eyton &uth 51 tng 40 OaytDII llotlt 73 Do.l1on Meadow· AI Eastlake dale 55 Euclid 79 Genova 52 B~r 47 Kirtland 32 AI Troy At LOriln ' · AI Columbus D - Norlhrl4gie f7 ~~53 Bai Vlllaao .I,J~ Valley 81 Hllldlll4 78 · .- ~ ~ .. :·. · V ~ " · ,1 ,. - ' .... ~~"Granifllt 1 B9 ' Cinal Wlilchester 60 Liberty Union 49 Logan Elm 48 Nortbrldp 85 River Vallay 81 AI ChUIIcotho Portamouth Clay 62 AlexaDder Bond Retirement aftd l.tltM ~~~t~~wa,_Geftlrll 115 W. $ECOND OHIC) AISETB .... frapertJ-PoliH 992-2284 POMEROY MCCells BOND Bm.REIIBNT I'UNOI Gener1l Bond Bet Fulld- QnM T.W &a. . . . . . . . .. ....... . M•w ~· • IIIIIULplllftt, etC. PnttleUIA to ..... ... and &em" night at WheelSchooL Iormor Rio act, paced G&J Carl Wolfe, ba., coach of 'tile kO!is Melhad 17, Othor•tndouble were John Kamlnalcy wiih ~~~. with 12, and Tom Waltir with 1o, BUI'!Vllotaoll·waolil&biiJrGu7on lfoi!!les '!it!!· ~1: J)<ibita; Jaek Trlenli,had ~~· 0. Boon had 16, Jack Golden acored 10• · 1 To\11 Sllarltl• Jlld nOUI63.11 .......,.. ._.. ~t J'ulldl IIMM TriNfer te OUler "' S.loi of Huntington, W, KOla Total .._.Uuaoul . . t t,IU.I4o ...... The.Fabri' Shop Petttrlll 894-SOwlnover t.70 llille .. . • ,,.,...'n TctW J.&P, • o.uar oa.tlal .. .. . 14th olmual WhooiBaokotboll .. 2 IIWI by PRINCESS GARDNER . ..11 ..... Retil'niW!ftt Funcb }~hc, ~E~~.!~ '::!.,~!, to tho G.W next G~~~:an ffes"-st·qlialily drugs. I la.n 1,111.141 d:eJ•en4ctent Tourney ...... .revenue every year. "Country-Aire" Accessories 1,131.11 F\llldl . .<' here to liiW you promptly and aDd """"' . •1 • . - . . UIU? nealt.b-ToUI . . 81111t1Uoa -Gellft'll Vlll&lt Fu.ndJi tGai"M,fe aM a.fuM ttemo1'aD !JI~!IIer ' . ' ••• Total hoMtUOn til ··:a: J·Advances In I te.315M.OO .. .. Dobl The Peruvian cormorant who I I I Other campo In other CID\P&; John . stephonaon, 26-)<ear old catA:hor, drove In three runo with two doubles, a triPle and a s!ngle In tht ChiCIIIPI Ci!bl' intrWQ.uad ~ • • • !(anager AlYirl Dirk of the Cleveland lndlallo Is goarinjj spe~s Vic Da'"IU. lo,· Jo-, Cardenal and Tommy Harper lor aggre ..lvt r,mnlng on ,the basepath• this year with opecial lnatructlono • , • Jim Bunning, AI McBean and Brece Del C8n1xln were named to pitch IIJr the PlttBburgh Pirates In Hawks Virtually Wrap Up Title I I I · Valuable Bird 1 11,000.00 I 1.300.00 I 18,300.00 J'IOO) 'I'RUST FUNDS will last &utday. 13,34.8.54 EXPENDrrtJRU: £xpeadlNfft hero Thursday night be;'ause of the I 1:1.346.54 I l2.Mt.IU KHIOULI C..11 POLICE RJ:UIF AND PENSION Paid lllto State PwllooF11'01ell'e DUabWtJ • Pelllloa had. .. . , . . ,~:amo dama8ed roof on Philadelphia's !l>ectrum. EXPENDITURES: Bondi Paid latert•t on Bllncb Total Exl)tlndlture• Loa&•• ....,. ..... ........ u:cmTII' Bruins will play their National closed alter high winds damaged the roo~ The Flyers pliJ'ed Oakland at New York 8,3181U1 18... . Fuel all( LIPt ... Other OpouUnr: ROOF FELL IN TORONTO (UPI)- The Philadelphia Flyers and Boston "home" game to be transplant- • m.orr.• aeceipll HOff' tlrP malinf'f' itlul tt111.11 JMid.HANDSOME-LY I · rabri~s n 1I MRODY A••-"'"r' ••.u •. . .. . MARVEL SUAVE a.ue.n ed because the IN3U1 Tratfle U..htl Total HiJhWQI su-eet CO!IR. altd. NIIW EquJp. LJw L1brlr7 .. .. Parke lnd fttc!reaUOD- HONEY Jumbk-~, ,,,83 l.MUI Jillploa.r'l &elau . . Street Repair ,... Now arran&e the cttc:kd lettert· to form tht aurprilt an~wer, u by the above cartoon. "'·" nra ..... . ... . .... VIUep .I 1,08'1 .15 Hlll'lwl.)'-strNI Com- Tot.ll OllE WITH INFOIWATION ON A CASE. · :U,IIUl Pro}Mirt,._pollN ... ...... 1.3T3.82i .. Totll nre ProtecUoa Fire Dtpartmaat COJIIIl, an4 New t:qUp. ParldJll Metel'll L~Urlf THI6 MAY P'l{O,IIDe o I Calar! Texture! Print News ... I 10Ar'l.31 .• ()fl-ltreet Parli:lnll Pl'*tUoa c. ParMB .., r.ma .. . Fin O.parta&ent Guaranty Water M.eer 1,130.:12 Total GeMrll 0..-tn~MJ~l 'Jl8.1S salarleJ dCEIJ'TI, .1 BIIIJdlllp ('l'oWD H.all, ete.) .. , . Partial Mnl:l'l Chief JJM1 J'lrtmeriJ ICMIDUI.I C-1t ()plreUom aDd lllalntenuu:e Gderal Go~ t..JlllaU-re <Covl\dn Gelleral EucR!Uve I.TJO.JI Poll~:~~ Protedioa-rtrw Offtol J:xpelllll Ware• of J:mplo'ee 11.1tD.'J4o suiiMAllY or. I UH.IO becuUn omcee 11.1118.1l 13.1'3-'0 JnlleritaJltt TIUI I\MI1PII ...... Public 8\llld.lnp-Reat, Mala\. and &epalr • • . . U.:PENDlTUR£8 Salu T1x and P'iAanelll lDIUtuUIIIIJ (LoeJI, other ...... elf. SOUt:ltor --8a1U7, Dlftee .. ,...., eic. Tolal Ge~nl StNet • L.' 1 4,.UI.CI Trnlunr-Salary, b.pellllll ~!1-, . l 'PAlPnlay't Clerli:-.Salar)', •lllce Otbr .,. exhibition acho$11• 11011'1 with !ocludod an ImPreaolve perlor- • BOyer hitting ,.en, Davi• manco by blgtllyotoutod rookie rnaldris a suri111•1!111¥ JOOII pRohor Mike TorreZ. · olloWI/ii at third · in4 ~dot Tho ClncillnlU Reds' holdout . woll !Jel<\ro lmPrtS&Ive hotil, in ctho. oudteld problem ouddonly ell-eared '· · · , . ' alld it tho platO) ., · , · when pRoher Jim Malonoy and · Sox;· who lWahed ,. Bo7er ~a , . ouUiolder Va4o PilliOn each ~~:~ tl\e American Leasu• Bo7tr otorred.:lii·Uie .Whlto , algnod IIJrlllos~$60,000. It race 1110!' lllll'illi all.. &x' Orol lntr..aquad · same :Maloney Ia .. believed to have w~4 of tllo ""'~!~ an4- [!ovla and !l!yder ourrtncltrt4 to the c1ub'o terms ' ' mlldo' oeveral kt7 · otood out In their secoad one while Pinion won 111 estllnated : · ..the winter ' tn4 . W~odey •..!i!l'der bid' two blto ~.ooo ralae. tile aprlng and. drove In two ruM, locludlni how mw tllo decisive IallY of a 4-~. parta they victory, while Davis bllldlt4 three aharp4'-hlt grounders at IJid>. third. Tim McCer..r and Lou . to NBARoundUI> Brock, 4ld heaV)' <My on an4 Ken '' By United Preos llllernalk>nal the '•rubber chicken circuit" It's all over but the celebratdurq· tile wl-, Bltowed tho Ing lor tho st. LOUis Hawks. world champion St. Louis 1bo Hawks vtrluall)' wr•wed Ill> llle Western Dlvlsloo crown In the National Btakei!Jall Association wome141J' night by whtwing the oocon4placo 1.01 and Mrs. Lester ol ~==~~=;.:~~~~~:_.·~·~rcested no.oo ex..- ete. I.UICI.N 1o.aa11• GltoUne Tu; Stat. Beer lft4 1.14Uor 1 Ru" Seyder, liOn S9IT7 .an4 Cardinal• that they're In shHoclcy Colavito In tho outllold. · ~~ocarver had lll!lr hill and All tho olljlerlm~ seema 'ilrock' thret In a . sl>obullng tp · be goq w~ 11 tho . IIU'~ game wlllch alao '- GR4NAH 1.001.111 Bondi Sold (Ptr Va ha) 1510.000 .0 0 1 41.310.10 DU'J State Kotor Vetuell Ta• ......... •JILPdM• etc. . .•. , . . Total Bond ltetln""nt L!Nftlel lllll)'or-8aJarJ, oiOee IXPII'I. ., '" ~ Mrs.1 CJarence .... - , .. _ (Anl11'1!1'11 lumorruwJ lnddenlalt. elf. . . . o!nte '·~ ~' " "''" '' I0 II I Oenenl Elr.ecutlve OUicu: semee . . I lO,tM.I5 Gueral had . . . ..... 3J)IUD ' KJ 111U3t.ll T-'11 SaaltaUon Worlu CoNL Gralloel Tot•l ol AU I Cemeter)' lleeeiPll Tranafeh Total Jlteelptl U.PifJNDLTUilES: CouneJJ-aalerl... Clell!I.IJll . . · Dump Rental .. s.w... ...... l.ll1.75 Fire Depart-At .. SliM\ Repair ...... .. .. . Total Mla«U8111eOlU dellth-~IIMI Sllnlt.ry Sewer 6 Dil,.al Total Manbll, Poltct aDd SPiliiUOn-Slreel Pollee ReUef and Pentloa Fu.Ddl .. .. •• . Reeelpll ( '~·. N~;~ ' '. 1.113.118 t:lerk, Treuv.rer, eW. 111.111.-M • Sewqe .. . "· ' - w~ . ...... ......,.... ] '· J . . 1,0111.110 aeata .. VUI•.. ' )!.' _ I 'LlfJlA IA81.M . .. Llcenus • • l'ermllaAdlllll'\il&n\iVI ,... FIDe• IDil Cotta Oluor ancl r.l&ce CU Parldn1 Jll11t.er t.-l.U T111tl J'uadl San.lbl')' Sl!w11n ' . Ut\loi SWite Beer Mil Lklti.... . . .. I 3$,e$.111 Boh4 IReUnmeat r )I ln.tl.lllliODI a.oo.i. Gov't.) . .. .. ..... U,UU:!I J"v.nd '"' per eeat .. Cerbc'ten' 118 DQt. utlllb' ~·· I Ullll'I'J' ·' Olcii.U .,, IKf ~ Pinson Sign For $60,000 Eac)t o~ey, ' ' .· ~WJ~;~==..,.j ., ,,., , M Pomeroy..Middlecmi, 0., March 7, 1968 II ,. s , 25 while Howell added 24 and Russell 17. Cazzie Russell led the Knlcks with 24. Detroit handod san Dleao Its 25th loss in its last 26 games as three of the Rockets' top players, Don Kojis, Jon McGlothlin and John Bloclc didn't make the trip to Detro!.. f;.1le Miles led the winners with 27 while Henry Finkel had 26 lor the lo-sers. I West Virginia Joins NIT Field NEW YORK (Upi)..Two local teams, St. Peter's and Fordham, will he on tile opening nlllhl card of the 3lat annual National Invitation Tournament on March 14.. St. Peter's will pill' Marshall at 7 p.m. In the first game and Fordham will moot Duqu~sile at 9 Jf,rn. In the secood game ill the first doubleheader, 11 waa learned today. Tho tourney winds up March 23. Arm)' plays Notre Dame ln the nationally televised mstlnto game on March 16. West VIrginia will meet Da,y\011 at 9 p.m. thst nlgllt. In other first round games 1ft which the pairings are set, it'll be Temple vs. Kansaa and LlU again~t Bradley. ' In one quarterfinal bracket. the Marshall-St. Peter's wimer meets the Temple-Kansas winner and tho West Vlrglnia.Da,ytoa WIMet: plays the Army-Notre Dame winner. The other four teams in the tourney are Oklahoma Cit.Y, VIllanova, Wyoming and tho seuon. rumerup in the Atlantic Coast Conterence tourney, probablY either Nortb Carolina or D.lke. The ACC winner is committed to the SOUth winner . NCAA tourney unles1 Carolina is an upset 'Ibe Gamecocks are barred from post-season competition. The ACC representative will , be the llnal toam In the 16.toam field. West VIrginia became the ....-.--··. · ·-···· -----. C) 106& fHIE HUDEPQI-IL BREWING COMPANY ciF C!NCIHHATI , OHIO Join the Enjoyers �lllll~· tient:tnel, •JI. '•· .. ...... .... ....,..,. ....... VO.&.a&l W Uucra,R'I.ble 'theBe four Jumblts, ant lttt~r to taeh equare. to fori~ fo.-r OfiUnary word1 .0.110T , - ,.._ f;OY.iTY, .,. -.• liLr.,...,..-,._ Yew OtuO IMII~t~ • ,- IJ. f.•_A•Ie• ...... c.....:. nu ~ • M.OlUII I JWN~· ~:-.i'tlly Ole fullowta' re- ••.ol•·· oort ·o;/ .......... T IDJIIA ' · ICMOINLII '"·"' .,...... c..,. ~UKMAn lt,UO.:JJ 1:S.It3.5f ll.liQ.'rl ICNID:"LI A.J nttm or BAt.ANCIS, ftBC,IPT8 AND EXPENDJTURIS · Ba"'aee Ju. "l ~neral J'\lftd.. ............ • • 1 lt.II3.TI ,• ltrfllt ~trveUoa MAR Statr lftl:hwar Imp. Tutal 0... Fund.• . . vm••• J#r3.11 USU2 .. PoUee Rtllet and Peqlaa fo.DIU8 2t,J!IO.ti:J l"'laGI Propel't.)l - D11poul Workl const. GraM Total ld All ..~ . . . U3U94.73 Fundi IC\erli:) Oe~Mral FllDII t 11.J5UIQ street C::oftll.rueUoll 1116:1\ D,TIUt SW'I.II HljhwU Imp, l'ul\4 'Jlll per eMt Cemeterr1 . . . .. .... Dopl 1.7811.04 ,,.,., .OS U'l3.1'1 lt.MI.M Utlli1J" Totll Gen. SID.D311.11 VIU111e Funcl.l m.-.a 'Wak:r Worts II.Mti.IH Bond Retlremrnt f\IJldt; ...... ............ HeRb • 1ew111 D\epoul WorU Con.t. Grlad Total el AJI Fuadt !Clerl) .. bpelldltu,... Geaenl FUnd ~n\Ury t.OOO.ot MI1,8DI.• . ......... ..... ....... • ".uue Street COnttruedon MU St1te HI.JhWI1 Imp . ru..s 11Ai Jle1' nat s.nue Cemetery Fire Dept. Utlllly .. Total Gen. VJJlqe Fundi Wat.er WorU BoDd Retirement Funds 10,03t.ll :ta'J.OO IUUIO.el TreNllren Cub Baluee Nlt¥-IU8 Fun41 tcarl.l .. Balanc. ~ . :n General f'un4 . , . I JUOI.ll Street Cllftltna~Uon MllR I ,IIUI state lOrbwaf IJnp, tTU4 Fund 1Ya per nnt CeiDeNt)' (1,11'1.35 Plre Dept. ~,.,... UWlt7 .•• . Tot1l Gen . ~' ...... vwa.. ruDd• . . . . . • M.OaU 'Wa\el' WorD .. BoDd :Retirement I'Ddll 'h'u.d 1'\&nd.• , . hnttN)' ........ Sew.,. Dlfpoell .. Worb CoM. IJI.JM.5l l8.19'r.4.1 9.78111 P8 lft.NI.U. Grind. Totll 111 All Fwldl ~ . . . . . . Ull.717.71 Ou.blltmdtlll W1n1nt• J,IIO.Tit (Add) .. . ... TotJI 811. and outt31UOI.41 •taad.iq wII'RII\1 Total Cuh Balaa~ Dee. :Jl, ltlt Ult.I08 41 JCMID\M.I 8·1 au~Y or Tax._ amcw;...,.,,... Property . ...... Utllit7 . , nr. Dept. Total J'roperiJ T101 Clranue Tu Gof't> 8.111.111 - . • I.DIII.M Liclll111e FHII Loea\ Lleena. 111.11 ............ 1.01111.50 P.,mita lftd I UH,iol P'lltfll JDd COIU . ReilY IJMI lnt.nl~ ......,_ .... a.Mrll VIDafl .,..... latenat.S.....- f'llnd. . . 1.000.00 Dd on strHt ParJrtu> Oelil VlUara aDd • •·• _... UIDUO hndl Totll~ F - Sl}ea 1nd. Cbarps UIIUO Dlt.ei'Pl'lau Water Renllll, ·~- 1,29lUI IB- Pu~ll.e hnlee c...w.rr ....... , ......... Total Publle &emoWa&er FuDde To\.lol Bell4 lelual aDd LllaAI • ~.l'f ... ,..... . . . . . .• . • Traaden from 0\ber J'UII4I ·.... ' &eceipU ol Tl\llt FU.Dda Grand Tot&! .. .• . .. . . . ICMIDULI a-1 ~ dill (On -=Pria::.:'ID:.:SUR=PRIS=EANSWER==-:___j' A rI II • ....... Ult.'Jl 8,a.-.a ....., Expo~ ceme~n-Expeue ICMIOULI C-1 OENBRAL VIU.AOE I'UNDI llllehl· 11\nJI Genenl. Auto Llceftle. Guoline Taa, Cemelt'l)'. J:tc. E:IPENDmJRES: Le11l Advertblnll S 251.!1 Water 1:1)'4rlftt aental 3.3110.00 Bondt 6: IMunnu .. 1,481.11 IJnployet" ContrlbuUona 3,.MO.I8 Woriuntn'.. Compeauatton l,le5.N Total IIUJeeHaneo\11 .. . 1,811.84: TraNifen I SOO.OO Total bplndlture1 IU03,1ti.P · $CHIDU~I C·l WATER· WOBU FUND ReeelpU fr11m Senol~ I 1,112.U Water Ret~Wa . . . Total Recelpll from s • T.a:ra ...a 1111.211.U ,. • .... ..... 3,110 . ~ ~ 4,oa!.ll z.p..... . . Total ExPI!IlH ,. t Pur.:b. . (If 'Wile~ Worb~ . · JtM.OOO.OO .. Total Co . a.ad · 'tmPro ent .. tw.OOO.OO TOUll turu . . Jillt.03U1 ICMIOULI C_, SANITARY SEWIJM 6: •UWAOE DlSPOIAL WOa&& CONSTRUCTION J'\IND • tn..,_t Totll aet:elpU DPIL'iDm.rl\IS: 8,000.00 • 1.000.00 1DJ111Hrl.ftl len'k• Tot1l EJtpeiW!.itW'ft ...... ...... .. . • . I ICMNUI.I C-t BOND RETIREMENT FUNDIJ RECEIPTS : Properl)' T11N--General Propert)' Tax Total Preporty TuH Toll& Receiptl ·Hockey t This """" DIJOIIt on Watar Meter be the second ~ectrum was LEGAL NOTICE MOTICI Of APPOUITMitlf Illite af . . IC.. L. L•wrence 0.. ...... Notil:l! II herebY IIYI!D that ~~~~ Ue F. l,.aWI'C!I~ . ol 8B11\e 1, Port· l•nd. Ohio, hu been ttuiJ appolnted ,.\amlnl•tratrlx of the EetaW of ROll · ~oe L . Lawrence, deeeuH. iaN 01 Route l , Portland, llt!IP Co\lnty, Ohio. Credltun 1re requlred t.o .tile th.elt dllll'll with. 11ld OduelatY wU.hla four mo~lhs . ..... Dllted tbll 19th day ol febnllt'J 1 .....U I 4A»I .ll . .a.. .tOIIM C, IAC:OM Acllnt PNMte .t~ .. Nkl Cevnty ll ·JZ; 2-19; 3-7 Cemetery Fu.nd Blldownw~Dt .. . FreiD Lot owa.r Tetlll .. .. I . .. 110M 3t'cl ... I 12!1.58 TaAN8f'ERS· MEMOILANDA. AND OTHIIR EXPLANATORY DATA TRANSJI'J:RS BET'WDN FUNDS: From Generll ruDd To ce-ter)' Fund .. 111110...,.,. • Til ·v,lu•tlon, UM11 Tae B1te tor VWale pull"*!\. 111'1 Olhtr Total • . ~ is said to be the world's most commercially valuable bird. The exportation of guano yields millions of dollars of I COME I I LOOK! I COME I BROWSE! I II I I ! T<,~Ql laaitaUon PaUel 8ellef .. .. KIP••~urll v........... Total Hllbwm Llld'arlei--I.IW , , . Keen.Uon-Pilb--Total Pllblk ..mo. ........... Willer Worlll .. .. . Sewer Kental • Ce~Mterr . xtec. -Tatal htt.Ue hniCJ blll'piiHI ..............,........... .... uo W tll!l Plill 1n lM'I Number af Employee• ~. II, 1117 . , .. BONDED DEBT DeHmber 31. 1181 ,... ... . I Tohl ProWdlon to Penon and PropertY Cuh • Debt Senic:• 1'\md • l8.28'l'.t'l Aaetl--(l.rand. Total UABJLrtiiS PUBUC tmLITY tMORT· GAOl. UVBNtiE. Water worb . Total .. .. . .. .. .. .. PUBLIC UTIUTY (GIN· ERAL OBLIOATIOM IMO.OOO.OO NIO.OOO.ot ' llddl . . . . . . . . storrw •eil*er' !BOIWM - --~ : 118.000.00 I 11.000.• ttM.CIJO.OI sewer • s.w. Dk,, Tota1 TOTAL PUIILJC UTILITY .. .... CHAP-ANS -~,p ' ~·--·-I . . ..tO GRAND TOTAL 79t VALUE FREE_ DELIVERY ACCOUNTS PQeble !unpaid bUll) All Otber .. TOTAL FLOATING DEBT ,. GRAND 'I'OTAL LIABJLmiS Dec. 31. ltl'l . • .. 3·1-lte • 40,000.011 t to.IOO.OO I'IKAOO.OD NOna 1.15 Value ~ Eff£CT1VI MAROt II, 1968 I 1-.. I .._.., 1,310.•1 VOlaP hJI,Ik . Tat.' HIJII.WIJII Plllti&C terftee loterpr\eel WeWr ....... .... . , T.tal hlllk lomN &oM,.,.._ Reg. S1.9B Value . . Help~ protect :. ' boby ' from Pin KAUTZ FEED STORE ·1· .,. , . .' ·1.09 ., TilE DAILY SENTINEL !»:VOTW ro IHTt Ht:.!IT 01-· t Balglwn linen trimmed with sa441e cowht4o. Colors: Black, Brltieh Brown 1111»\llltd ~lb' ~ .S.tun111J ~' Tho! 011.. VJ~~e l'ulillllllal CoelpanJ, IIQ M t<r.nl~ .!il;., .._,...,, CW.ID. Uf • • Bull,.u 0111!11 ,,_.. "J.~:I 1 ~ Kdilarlll rr.on. ttJ.;~m , • .,...,..~ ~ _...,. 111111 • .._I'Qf, ~ ;t ................ ,., - .. .. _,_ · . , .A.Ll _ u..... ~--. -.,ullol.'a•l•._, • ·"""'Citl, "-" ....... , . lilllller~ 1'11n1 !.JtJI ~ .. wtNr "'*"' ll'lilltlh u II '-111 fliiMIMI OO'lte, IIJ.A.It. .Ill ld~Mee U.. ~ • ..t~ .., ~- ''· I*IUI ......... - ,... n.r. m.KJ~ ~. auo. II)' MltDr !Molt Wilen 1'81'rllr 1enl~ lilt 1!01~ .... 0.. ~ ''-"· . . ~~till lint ....... $ill,llt, 1111 ........ - - fi,..IIIOIQiflW . ......,...,.._. ,m. ~ ,..., Tlelho/IM- .-. ' w• How long has it be.~~ since your medicine . chest wol cleoned out? Ketping old medicines r . queslionoble prescriPtions and medications nOw. And when yilu need a new '"i'criptfon filled, we are accu~ly $1.69 VALUE MIIAIIO.to U••• T.,.IIINII. f.:dltw C, Wolfe on., hQild con tie danee10111. Get rid of tho11 irritation. CHESTER .. . IIIEIGNWION AIIU IJCIIAJIDii, OWEN, PUILL'>IIEI J, II&~ ~; From·Your Phar•acist QUART LOTION OUR STORE HOURS: ltor5 IM01o thrv Fri. I to 12 N-. Solunfay . Homes lt4 practically all the way, out ill front 4&.45 at the halt. G.W broke tho pme OI>On ill tllo last five mtnutoa of ploy and went on to wtn. G&J will Pill' tho winner of WO<IJwsday night'• Coal Grov"' Post 509 conteat on Frl~ ntant at Whooloroburg, ' G&J Auto Parts (94) - J. X.. mtnsky 7-().U; D. Tratnor7~1$; J, Marks &+12; T, Walter j.,2.10; Toumament Results · , I 18.18'1' .t' . . .. ~ GOESSL ER Jewelry Store .Ce1111St. Pomeroy F r t day's exhlbltJon opener against the Houston Astros. Roolde third bu..an ··Joe Moock's trulle was tholiiJI blow of the New York Nita' tRtr .. squad game ••• Wea Parker, corwertlng from a awltcbohltter tr• a right-handed batlel', hit • triPle and a alnglo ill the Loa Anl:eles lbdgers• pr~ce game , , • Frank Robillsoo, tho· Baltimore Orioles' TrtpleCrown hero ofl966, and club personnel director Harcy I»lton seemed -- playq weight, hit homers over tht lett, center and rlal\t field fence• during llaldlw pncUco , , • Earl wu..., a 2:1.game wtnnor laot oeuoo, ~Itched throe ahutDtit ~· In tho Detroit Tiger a' ClmD J*Dl8 • ·• • Jim W7nn, who hit :rr homers for the Houston Astros, agreed close to a salary agreement to a contract oltor Wodnosday'o hour-an~~+ $40,000. .... . (Final round) (Section B) with the fi~est, New'Bama wach Going 'All Out' BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) Alabaina•s new basketball coach C, M. NO'A'il?n, Beeld<w to build a cap Prosram to match the school's football ·prestige, said Wednesday he would recruit Negro players as well as white. He's launching an "al)..out" recruiting program, said New· ton, named Monday to succeed Ha,yden Riley, who resigned aft. er a losing season. Newton, a rormer Kentucky beaketball pleyer and Transylo vaaia coll~ head coach, revealed 1111'hll of two LeXingtorl• Ky., players he will try to bring to Alabama. Newton said he had talked tf, Gary Waddell. 6'10" center at Lexington Lafa.Y- High School and KeD Wilkie, 6'6" forward at 50 Lexington Tates Creek, while he Pille Western 74 PrOetorvlllo was at Translyvania in Lexington. Falrlan4 68 41 As soon asl took thejobhere I contacted those boys and ·s~ Pro Studlnp cured their promiae to come see ua at Alabama." he said. Newton. who otten helped KenNBA sr ANIJNGS tucicy c...,h Adoljlh RuPil recruit, By Unltt4 Preas lnternltlonal aald he will •eek to brUle some EAsr W. L, Pet. GB <1. the same boys to Alabama. Tho lall, darkollarled coach Plliladoll>hiL • 54 18 ,750 Boston. , , •••50 23 .685 41,1, told the nevt"amen be felt r• Now York. , , .38 :rr ,501 171'! cl'llltllv hold tho key to building C!octnnatl. , • ,3$ 39 ,473 20 1 ~~ program" at Al.,. baiJiL .Tho CrlmiOII Tide ha~ 10. Detroit. ••••• 34 40 .459 21 Baltimore. , • ,33 II ,446 22 16 soaoon thll 7ear. and won only tl\rOO ol 18 Southern Conference pm... WEsr W, L. Pet. GB St. Louli. ' ' ' .53 24 ,688 Loa Anples. , ,44 28 .611 8'1.1 son Frmclaco. ,42 \13 .450 10 Cbl,c. . . '. ' ,24 48 .1133 26'11 Seattlt. ••••••20 51 .282 30 Soa Q - •• ' .15 60 .200 37 WEDNESDAY'S IiESVLTS . llotr<>lt140' Son DIO&I> 118 B'oaton itl3 New York 91 ·. . cloct1U11d ·t o8 P1!11adoll>bla 1od st. Louis 112 Loa An&eiea 9S Only pmeo schoWled THURSDAY'SGAMES , \ PhUa. vs. Cia. It Clavelln4 ~17m ai Chlcoco · fAl 'kwoli• at So.! Dieso st. L, vo. Seattle, II POrtland, Oro. · . ~s· C®ftl17 ~·ill Bla~J'II, En8land1 Mitdl11• AIIO 11111*1 10 the ftold ,... the i l l - ' bf tht Natlmal COonmitt.ee ,.... WoTrack incl F!el4 wWt Vicki Folts 'and LindA ~ -n· estlmafed at .In ll'mld nco .men'' !)eattlo, of Chami>aiP, summer Olympic games ln ~ ~ NU.U. Are '1'~eora:e i1 a hr~tiMn, not a hoW-out. Ire holds hla brealll in until the ~toaeh 1ina in to ...._ dllllltllD !" JOINS BOYCOTT TUNIS (UPI}- Tlmlata Wednesday joined the list olnotlou who will boyoott the 1968 shot \Iter tlle final buzzer. Chamberlain led the losers with 22 points. To Order Woddlne Fl-roEorly $eWe ConDo Our lett For 'You . On'l'hol • S~lal Doy DUDLEY'S Mexico ctcy II South Africa Is pernlillod to Oold a team. John Havllcek, Bailey Howe11 an4 Bill Russell combined to score 66 points as the Celtic:s towed the Knlcka. Havlicek had Seores Tex. (ol 1'1110) 85 Ariz. 81.81 NCM Col, Dlv. Northeast RD'I h~ .'1111• half meeting. Frank Howard, who checkod lito tht Waohii!IIDn CIIIIIP welgbilll oni)' se..n pounds more thlll his 2S6-pound Angeles Llkera 112.&6. The Boston whipped New York 103. victory cut the Hawks• "magic 91. 1be Cincinnati victory kept II number" to two Cot the title one game ehead of Detroit and clinching as they stretched their lead to G'h games. st. LOUis has two ahead or Baltimore for the five pm.ea let\ and LOs Angeles final piiJ'o!! spot In the Eastern Dlvisloo. 1be club thai finloheo hu 10 last will flip Sin Diogo for the It was also a satist,ying victory for the Hawks because No. I droit pick- figured to be they'd lost olx straight games to Hous«m's Elvin Hayes. Oscar Robertson, hampered tho Laker&. They now trail 2.$ by inJuries Qruch or the season, In the season series. ~e Zelmo Beaty scored 25 points scort4 35 points as the RO)'olo By Uattod Prou lntornatlonal ~ Ohl added 21 as tho nipped the 76ors. HIB last baaket East Hewko romped to the victory, put the royals ahead 107-102 and l!h on 80 Elgin Baylor had 20 for LOs provided the wlnniog margin. St. Peter's •• (1'11) 103 Angoleo while Riehle Clark The 76ers rallied but lost a Duquesne 109 St chance to tie It when Will utica 86 ilol'!> added 17. Ch"'berlaln's dunk was ruled Now Hvn 68 Salem · st. 58 In other games, Detroit beat &uth san Diego l!ll-118, ClnclnnaU Tennessee 63 Auburn 5f (01) topped Philadelphia 108-106 an~ 11-1·17; c. Evan• :1.0-f; E. Vance BuftalO"st. 79 Rochester 67 0.0.0; G. Trout 1-G-2; R. MelD- Northeastern 67 Lo Moyna (NY) 54 (con~ turf ~8. TOTALS 41-12-94. ·' Gui'lll lk>mos J80i- J, Harrl- ~<;octlon A) Americlll IJII, 77 Btl~ 67 . 1011 ·1+2; D. .Ilea!! .f,;ll-161 AsiiUiliP!Ioo 94 ",.nd 75 (ms) Harleas ~6; ·B. \VbetlalllW. .1 NAD Pl'oyofls 27; 'J , Golden 1>-().101 J. Trlemo Dlalrlcl 31 a.$.19; C. 'White 0.0.0. TOTALS ·~· MOIIDIOuth 68 Moolclolr st. 62 32-IR-RO. · ' I\ . .. Dlatrlel 18 . . Welllmllslr (1'11) 48 Edinboro 41 Dlitrlcl 7 Albu""'rQ!O 85 Ean NMox 88 " •I • , . ~ '·· By~~··•~ · 8~er43 ·· · CI~JJ 'AA . • AkYOIIIIBttown 49 At, c.ntoo~· · ll,..;kllold 61 'Siruthero 53 Class A C~ MeKinlq 7t Maritngton AI Berea AI CanloD 62 '.. Clove. John Adalns 70 Cleve. North...,stem fl. Fairport Hard· ~ At D,eyton &uth 51 tng 40 OaytDII llotlt 73 Do.l1on Meadow· AI Eastlake dale 55 Euclid 79 Genova 52 B~r 47 Kirtland 32 AI Troy At LOriln ' · AI Columbus D - Norlhrl4gie f7 ~~53 Bai Vlllaao .I,J~ Valley 81 Hllldlll4 78 · .- ~ ~ .. :·. · V ~ " · ,1 ,. - ' .... ~~"Granifllt 1 B9 ' Cinal Wlilchester 60 Liberty Union 49 Logan Elm 48 Nortbrldp 85 River Vallay 81 AI ChUIIcotho Portamouth Clay 62 AlexaDder Bond Retirement aftd l.tltM ~~~t~~wa,_Geftlrll 115 W. $ECOND OHIC) AISETB .... frapertJ-PoliH 992-2284 POMEROY MCCells BOND Bm.REIIBNT I'UNOI Gener1l Bond Bet Fulld- QnM T.W &a. . . . . . . . .. ....... . M•w ~· • IIIIIULplllftt, etC. PnttleUIA to ..... ... and &em" night at WheelSchooL Iormor Rio act, paced G&J Carl Wolfe, ba., coach of 'tile kO!is Melhad 17, Othor•tndouble were John Kamlnalcy wiih ~~~. with 12, and Tom Waltir with 1o, BUI'!Vllotaoll·waolil&biiJrGu7on lfoi!!les '!it!!· ~1: J)<ibita; Jaek Trlenli,had ~~· 0. Boon had 16, Jack Golden acored 10• · 1 To\11 Sllarltl• Jlld nOUI63.11 .......,.. ._.. ~t J'ulldl IIMM TriNfer te OUler "' S.loi of Huntington, W, KOla Total .._.Uuaoul . . t t,IU.I4o ...... The.Fabri' Shop Petttrlll 894-SOwlnover t.70 llille .. . • ,,.,...'n TctW J.&P, • o.uar oa.tlal .. .. . 14th olmual WhooiBaokotboll .. 2 IIWI by PRINCESS GARDNER . ..11 ..... Retil'niW!ftt Funcb }~hc, ~E~~.!~ '::!.,~!, to tho G.W next G~~~:an ffes"-st·qlialily drugs. I la.n 1,111.141 d:eJ•en4ctent Tourney ...... .revenue every year. "Country-Aire" Accessories 1,131.11 F\llldl . .<' here to liiW you promptly and aDd """"' . •1 • . - . . UIU? nealt.b-ToUI . . 81111t1Uoa -Gellft'll Vlll&lt Fu.ndJi tGai"M,fe aM a.fuM ttemo1'aD !JI~!IIer ' . ' ••• Total hoMtUOn til ··:a: J·Advances In I te.315M.OO .. .. Dobl The Peruvian cormorant who I I I Other campo In other CID\P&; John . stephonaon, 26-)<ear old catA:hor, drove In three runo with two doubles, a triPle and a s!ngle In tht ChiCIIIPI Ci!bl' intrWQ.uad ~ • • • !(anager AlYirl Dirk of the Cleveland lndlallo Is goarinjj spe~s Vic Da'"IU. lo,· Jo-, Cardenal and Tommy Harper lor aggre ..lvt r,mnlng on ,the basepath• this year with opecial lnatructlono • , • Jim Bunning, AI McBean and Brece Del C8n1xln were named to pitch IIJr the PlttBburgh Pirates In Hawks Virtually Wrap Up Title I I I · Valuable Bird 1 11,000.00 I 1.300.00 I 18,300.00 J'IOO) 'I'RUST FUNDS will last &utday. 13,34.8.54 EXPENDrrtJRU: £xpeadlNfft hero Thursday night be;'ause of the I 1:1.346.54 I l2.Mt.IU KHIOULI C..11 POLICE RJ:UIF AND PENSION Paid lllto State PwllooF11'01ell'e DUabWtJ • Pelllloa had. .. . , . . ,~:amo dama8ed roof on Philadelphia's !l>ectrum. EXPENDITURES: Bondi Paid latert•t on Bllncb Total Exl)tlndlture• Loa&•• ....,. ..... ........ u:cmTII' Bruins will play their National closed alter high winds damaged the roo~ The Flyers pliJ'ed Oakland at New York 8,3181U1 18... . Fuel all( LIPt ... Other OpouUnr: ROOF FELL IN TORONTO (UPI)- The Philadelphia Flyers and Boston "home" game to be transplant- • m.orr.• aeceipll HOff' tlrP malinf'f' itlul tt111.11 JMid.HANDSOME-LY I · rabri~s n 1I MRODY A••-"'"r' ••.u •. . .. . MARVEL SUAVE a.ue.n ed because the IN3U1 Tratfle U..htl Total HiJhWQI su-eet CO!IR. altd. NIIW EquJp. LJw L1brlr7 .. .. Parke lnd fttc!reaUOD- HONEY Jumbk-~, ,,,83 l.MUI Jillploa.r'l &elau . . Street Repair ,... Now arran&e the cttc:kd lettert· to form tht aurprilt an~wer, u by the above cartoon. "'·" nra ..... . ... . .... VIUep .I 1,08'1 .15 Hlll'lwl.)'-strNI Com- Tot.ll OllE WITH INFOIWATION ON A CASE. · :U,IIUl Pro}Mirt,._pollN ... ...... 1.3T3.82i .. Totll nre ProtecUoa Fire Dtpartmaat COJIIIl, an4 New t:qUp. ParldJll Metel'll L~Urlf THI6 MAY P'l{O,IIDe o I Calar! Texture! Print News ... I 10Ar'l.31 .• ()fl-ltreet Parli:lnll Pl'*tUoa c. ParMB .., r.ma .. . Fin O.parta&ent Guaranty Water M.eer 1,130.:12 Total GeMrll 0..-tn~MJ~l 'Jl8.1S salarleJ dCEIJ'TI, .1 BIIIJdlllp ('l'oWD H.all, ete.) .. , . Partial Mnl:l'l Chief JJM1 J'lrtmeriJ ICMIDUI.I C-1t ()plreUom aDd lllalntenuu:e Gderal Go~ t..JlllaU-re <Covl\dn Gelleral EucR!Uve I.TJO.JI Poll~:~~ Protedioa-rtrw Offtol J:xpelllll Ware• of J:mplo'ee 11.1tD.'J4o suiiMAllY or. I UH.IO becuUn omcee 11.1118.1l 13.1'3-'0 JnlleritaJltt TIUI I\MI1PII ...... Public 8\llld.lnp-Reat, Mala\. and &epalr • • . . U.:PENDlTUR£8 Salu T1x and P'iAanelll lDIUtuUIIIIJ (LoeJI, other ...... elf. SOUt:ltor --8a1U7, Dlftee .. ,...., eic. Tolal Ge~nl StNet • L.' 1 4,.UI.CI Trnlunr-Salary, b.pellllll ~!1-, . l 'PAlPnlay't Clerli:-.Salar)', •lllce Otbr .,. exhibition acho$11• 11011'1 with !ocludod an ImPreaolve perlor- • BOyer hitting ,.en, Davi• manco by blgtllyotoutod rookie rnaldris a suri111•1!111¥ JOOII pRohor Mike TorreZ. · olloWI/ii at third · in4 ~dot Tho ClncillnlU Reds' holdout . woll !Jel<\ro lmPrtS&Ive hotil, in ctho. oudteld problem ouddonly ell-eared '· · · , . ' alld it tho platO) ., · , · when pRoher Jim Malonoy and · Sox;· who lWahed ,. Bo7er ~a , . ouUiolder Va4o PilliOn each ~~:~ tl\e American Leasu• Bo7tr otorred.:lii·Uie .Whlto , algnod IIJrlllos~$60,000. It race 1110!' lllll'illi all.. &x' Orol lntr..aquad · same :Maloney Ia .. believed to have w~4 of tllo ""'~!~ an4- [!ovla and !l!yder ourrtncltrt4 to the c1ub'o terms ' ' mlldo' oeveral kt7 · otood out In their secoad one while Pinion won 111 estllnated : · ..the winter ' tn4 . W~odey •..!i!l'der bid' two blto ~.ooo ralae. tile aprlng and. drove In two ruM, locludlni how mw tllo decisive IallY of a 4-~. parta they victory, while Davis bllldlt4 three aharp4'-hlt grounders at IJid>. third. Tim McCer..r and Lou . to NBARoundUI> Brock, 4ld heaV)' <My on an4 Ken '' By United Preos llllernalk>nal the '•rubber chicken circuit" It's all over but the celebratdurq· tile wl-, Bltowed tho Ing lor tho st. LOUis Hawks. world champion St. Louis 1bo Hawks vtrluall)' wr•wed Ill> llle Western Dlvlsloo crown In the National Btakei!Jall Association wome141J' night by whtwing the oocon4placo 1.01 and Mrs. Lester ol ~==~~=;.:~~~~~:_.·~·~rcested no.oo ex..- ete. I.UICI.N 1o.aa11• GltoUne Tu; Stat. Beer lft4 1.14Uor 1 Ru" Seyder, liOn S9IT7 .an4 Cardinal• that they're In shHoclcy Colavito In tho outllold. · ~~ocarver had lll!lr hill and All tho olljlerlm~ seema 'ilrock' thret In a . sl>obullng tp · be goq w~ 11 tho . IIU'~ game wlllch alao '- GR4NAH 1.001.111 Bondi Sold (Ptr Va ha) 1510.000 .0 0 1 41.310.10 DU'J State Kotor Vetuell Ta• ......... •JILPdM• etc. . .•. , . . Total Bond ltetln""nt L!Nftlel lllll)'or-8aJarJ, oiOee IXPII'I. ., '" ~ Mrs.1 CJarence .... - , .. _ (Anl11'1!1'11 lumorruwJ lnddenlalt. elf. . . . o!nte '·~ ~' " "''" '' I0 II I Oenenl Elr.ecutlve OUicu: semee . . I lO,tM.I5 Gueral had . . . ..... 3J)IUD ' KJ 111U3t.ll T-'11 SaaltaUon Worlu CoNL Gralloel Tot•l ol AU I Cemeter)' lleeeiPll Tranafeh Total Jlteelptl U.PifJNDLTUilES: CouneJJ-aalerl... Clell!I.IJll . . · Dump Rental .. s.w... ...... l.ll1.75 Fire Depart-At .. SliM\ Repair ...... .. .. . Total Mla«U8111eOlU dellth-~IIMI Sllnlt.ry Sewer 6 Dil,.al Total Manbll, Poltct aDd SPiliiUOn-Slreel Pollee ReUef and Pentloa Fu.Ddl .. .. •• . Reeelpll ( '~·. N~;~ ' '. 1.113.118 t:lerk, Treuv.rer, eW. 111.111.-M • Sewqe .. . "· ' - w~ . ...... ......,.... ] '· J . . 1,0111.110 aeata .. VUI•.. ' )!.' _ I 'LlfJlA IA81.M . .. Llcenus • • l'ermllaAdlllll'\il&n\iVI ,... FIDe• IDil Cotta Oluor ancl r.l&ce CU Parldn1 Jll11t.er t.-l.U T111tl J'uadl San.lbl')' Sl!w11n ' . Ut\loi SWite Beer Mil Lklti.... . . .. I 3$,e$.111 Boh4 IReUnmeat r )I ln.tl.lllliODI a.oo.i. Gov't.) . .. .. ..... U,UU:!I J"v.nd '"' per eeat .. Cerbc'ten' 118 DQt. utlllb' ~·· I Ullll'I'J' ·' Olcii.U .,, IKf ~ Pinson Sign For $60,000 Eac)t o~ey, ' ' .· ~WJ~;~==..,.j ., ,,., , M Pomeroy..Middlecmi, 0., March 7, 1968 II ,. s , 25 while Howell added 24 and Russell 17. Cazzie Russell led the Knlcks with 24. Detroit handod san Dleao Its 25th loss in its last 26 games as three of the Rockets' top players, Don Kojis, Jon McGlothlin and John Bloclc didn't make the trip to Detro!.. f;.1le Miles led the winners with 27 while Henry Finkel had 26 lor the lo-sers. I West Virginia Joins NIT Field NEW YORK (Upi)..Two local teams, St. Peter's and Fordham, will he on tile opening nlllhl card of the 3lat annual National Invitation Tournament on March 14.. St. Peter's will pill' Marshall at 7 p.m. In the first game and Fordham will moot Duqu~sile at 9 Jf,rn. In the secood game ill the first doubleheader, 11 waa learned today. Tho tourney winds up March 23. Arm)' plays Notre Dame ln the nationally televised mstlnto game on March 16. West VIrginia will meet Da,y\011 at 9 p.m. thst nlgllt. In other first round games 1ft which the pairings are set, it'll be Temple vs. Kansaa and LlU again~t Bradley. ' In one quarterfinal bracket. the Marshall-St. Peter's wimer meets the Temple-Kansas winner and tho West Vlrglnia.Da,ytoa WIMet: plays the Army-Notre Dame winner. The other four teams in the tourney are Oklahoma Cit.Y, VIllanova, Wyoming and tho seuon. rumerup in the Atlantic Coast Conterence tourney, probablY either Nortb Carolina or D.lke. The ACC winner is committed to the SOUth winner . NCAA tourney unles1 Carolina is an upset 'Ibe Gamecocks are barred from post-season competition. The ACC representative will , be the llnal toam In the 16.toam field. West VIrginia became the ....-.--··. · ·-···· -----. C) 106& fHIE HUDEPQI-IL BREWING COMPANY ciF C!NCIHHATI , OHIO Join the Enjoyers �... ~ · ~~:~~;~-t killed unltoci iJ 'In ,~!.bit ta• week, one 111ort o1 VietnAm War record, IJlOI<••- aald toMoot of the caaualdea eaaie ln . ~th I'IOI'thtrn pr()vtnces where more heavy ft811U1111 raged toda;v. The spokel!lllen said tha! last week another 2,191 u.s. oorvleemen sollered wound& In action. Allied troopo reported killing 3,8t9 Communist• In tile same ,J\morleon ~. v.-•, week. U.S tore&& ~ered a record 543 mea killed In the week of Feb. 11-17. The opokesmen said tllal moot o! the 542 killed last week tell in battles &long the North-South Vietnam bqrder and In the tormer 1mperlal capital or Hue, fO miles below the border. y' ' ' l . \ I " '• Dien bat~ry Pililt aoven mlleo . "GrowKI CilYaro WUI Work Amerlcon mill· aout11 or Hanoi. Yoil, " ' Wil 1!1• toptt tor dlo. tar7 OOllrCta aald the Commu- The piiDI . pmduoed 5o per .!or cuolkln: dl 'tlie ~ ,l la..., nllll .-Jntl¥. aim at pullhillll c:ent of all blttorillo lilaclo ill Clul> M\llidl1 afienjgba It thO tbr""lb' tho border do!enaos and Nortb VieUwn, U.s; - homo Of Mrll. diatloi cPeralng· once·•·"· drlvlnl! aptnst Hue, said. II had bien lion!btd Ooc:e or; ·wllll Mlsi' l;yili& Ebel:obach, ocene ' 0( l 25-<la!' bailie last before, on Me!<- ·Zl, and co-hostell. "' ' month tllat wao the bi...Uesf of -entl¥ hod and The wal ~ b7tlte the war- More than 4,600 10110 bock to !Uti ~· preaidelt, Mrt. FrOi!BIIellnll', Communlsta were olllfl, Air Foret pii.U bolnlied the readlnB die 'i<lr .. o1 tile month: Leatheri>el:ko IUI'POrtod by Pbuc Yen M;IG baiO, 18 mlleo Arllll' -hellctipler einlhills ond nortlnleot of H.enol. Tbo field Ia ••rve opadod . a illll'den, but artl!IOI'I' killed 91 Communists tllo major North Vietnamoae I haYell't plll!lled loeda Wednolldl,y in a lllriea of mUitary alrbaao; thteo Sovlot-"Tkil .... ~ Pili lo be kept clashes below t h e northern built llyuohln D28 "Boalle" Jet "'1"~11~~ !or weeda. bordor''s Demll!torlzed zcine IJOmbara wore spotllld lbero laet '•'nlare ,lfOD't be diatlbcti.ons (DMZ). u.s. JP]koamen aald 15 monlb, ralalni ..,.MIIicm the or "'IUIIo! nosa1, Marines ware killed. Communllll misht aarlai ··~ Anne'l laee ta loveThe North VletDimeiO have warlaro aptnat Soutb VleUwn, lier Ulan Wlea or roses." up to 50,000 trnnt>• polaod In the eapeclail,y aplnst tho Mlrlneo border for Hanoi's lar.seat pardlng tile !rander, A dovoUmal (le1'lo4 was led by otrenalve of the war, accoidlne 'Mrs, Pot:olngor, (living tile true to u.s. lnleiliJOIICe. The big Red meanlni Of Lent. push """d oome at onytime, Sale~~ at· illo jiOtnted out thlt March Is "'*'.reb¢" ;,p A Sue- 992-5560 59 N. 2nd Avt. Middleport ' Eallte.rherel •• DRESSES lellinl rid of uled mapzlnes, and avon the cltUdreo discard wblter tor• !or nirir Clles they CaD 11M out-ot-doorl. Tho .blaooi p..,t of tile LeDton ,..icn U!la yilar fallo In Mareh. Therefore, b houaeaare clt&Dod and clotbidJ le cbaDgad tho1Jallla and minds aleo should transport's fireball crash. uary, or 10.9 per cent ot ltl bo cleansed to prepan for .Hoi.Y U.S. jet pilots Wednesda.Y flew 1968 sales anal JDilWltY 31. Week and Easter. uwe can only 83 missions against North n Ia ostlmollld tllat couni;Y lind tho true meaning of t h e A spokesmen said 49 men had and Freedom llares 11111 In been killed In tile two-engine the couni;Y of t44,334 &Irina liD- Vietnam, Navy ~llots bombed DUDlEY'S A6 Intruder port inside Hanoi, 1.8 mlle• from the capital's center. The all-weather jets also hit the van All Work Guorintwd. Moat Service OM Dey. Spocl.ailzing In Zlpf*l, Cuffing, Toporlng, Pof. ehing, Longlhoning. Shortenlnt and Gonorol Monell"" ()J'EN DAILY 9 TO 5 JAY JAY TAILORING POMEROY MIDDLEPORT E. MAIN PH.992-5M4 SECOND AVE. PH. 992·5717 residents oow owu •7 million In Bonds and FreocJom th• Red River Savi!llll 2 LOCATIONS _JO _SERVE YOU Shares and that over $3.4 bfilion ln Bonds and Sharea are held by tltloana. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOsPITAL ADMITTED - Charlea Eblin, Pomeroy; Ethel Halfhill, Cbelhlr~ J:Onald srowora, Middllport; Amos Cross, MiddliPOrt; AlPmder Crou, Mlddleporti Angela CroBS, MiddJOjiOrt; JOI!IIhino Blovino, Middl01>0rt; I:OJVIIW Clark. Pomeroy; Lucy McCune, Addl1011~ Diane Caruthers, Mld- ••sT TO BUY OWN ' ' f ' ·' MElli'S WHY • M•d dfldent -v ,. '""'' w.tef today, e Outtlandlnt perferN· •nte pNvecl !ly ••••• •lu ..... , •••• , ..... Atld •••• ,.... ~ ~ • h•ry pu1n11, •wry part quality ched.ecl le In1ure lent, treu ..le f'" eperallen. ~ You'll be pleuontly 1urprilled al how little it 001t1 to own thi• modern water pump- call ua Loday for a free estimate on an en1iMen!d, Myers "SO" Sub- mersible pump i11111tall1tion. OPEN ALLDAY THURSDAYS ,.4 e Oil flUe .. moMr tblvn ., P"'"P •• t~VIOtly, yH nner h••r It runnlnt. ..4 ., elortric ..,.troJ pr.,_. IMMr-•• ...... I; -•ei E. Clark, 7~, Mlddl., P<>rt IIDute 1, and Eloazaolr L, Manley, 71, .Middll(lOrt. ACTION FILED A OOI'PII.IllJOrt actloo aplnat Charles Wolfe ha• been dl.,. missed In the Melga <:ouney Common Pl.., Court. Aiao dll1nluod in the aame court waa an action !lied by the Pomeroy National Bank agalnot tm~Green and~ ma Jean Green, et al. t IIMple .. nopiMO. EBERS BACH HARDWARE POMEROYI OHIO .. I I I, I DUIIlEY'S m.IUII 59 N. 2nd A... Mldd"""" Beat. •. ofthe Bend By Bob Hoeflieb Mrl. In O..e Day Ruth Gosney bu offered uaomlthlna: tor everyone" ln her o!IH'OIIIan art lhow at the Pomeroy National Bank thio 10001<. COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT SERVICE:. BATH SIZE ' lbelllil*ld aummor mualeal at the JERGENS SOA when Karen " atei,y. bepn drawll!l hor tmj,rlo'a- 110111 and an unuiull pslndng !IDa11,y doveWped. A large !Iaure ol Karoa p~ 11!1 II !eatured In tba .Painting with oubdued ~· Ill Karan ill dllloront pOIOI Uled In the baclo- Students to Speak REG. roy. dl<liort PTA II IPOIIIOriJV a kite hiD andhou- llhoar sale. Ho thouiiht you ""'frt to be !no formed, IIIIi:~ YOUIII - l e will be mlk!lw a doo_,. • palgn 10 peddle the ablll'o. Rt, 1 Mlneravllle, "-'lid'*• 8:17 a.m. Wedneac\Q, · ~.;· DISCIIAIIGI!S FlOdoritk H. Jertdey, Mrl. REG •.69c Adlllutatlon team from IloDnl- VICKS. ·.72c '.: COMET Vapro Rub · ··:, 2 lor 27' :Ice Blue Secret Carver Wlllllm• extend• onbmtatlon 10 the public. DEODORANT , :·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:·:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::. ~only · ' :46 c FOR NORMAL_HAIR ONLY ' . .1:).· 1-o ~ 7\r. '·-' 4.' , .~ ' I;. ' '•1- •• '~,~~¥. ;}"~. • ~ ' '·' ~ j' " '• ' I. . I: .' Ih,• I ' . .,'•' . ' . tRUTCH&S - ' ' '• \ ,I .' ~ ... -: ,•: ' . Reg. 65c .. ."BRfCK SHAMPOO ';' 79~ , REG. $1.09 ., wlU concb:t WOI\o at the Pomeroy Church at 10.110 morni!lll· PU!Dr ' BAR ·- Mr. Clean CREST leanser 33c OOTHPASTE.:: 52C . BIRTHS · Mro. Ruoooll H. Loilhei~ Ji'Om· etoJ,•a ...,., 2:30 Lm. Wed~ John FultJ advise• tllatllte Millo neldl1r Mra. Jamea N. ~~ TO CONDIJCT SERVICES son University ship aervices Flr!lt s.t>Uat a. m, SUndo,y 10·95 10 517• I .... · 5 7te12. . Fitc~ ,.,k 2~ ~~.., ~ -rum" ~'·~ ' .~~~ - ney went lAIV ~ iUUI , UJ .• COATS SendFiowen to love atx1 foraiveneas. We mull bacome hwnbie ~ - at tile loot of tllo Crose to be able to receive the sreat love and peace that JeiUa, Hlmaelt, came to earth to teach.'' she aald. dleporti James Autheraon, Syr• Apprd!Wriatel,y 50 Jialntiu&• by Mrs, Gosney are attracdveqo dl" cuae; bron Cunningham, ~r• pJa.yed ·at the banll and certalnl,y point "' 1 vorlllilitl' In the work cuse; Thomaa Johnson, Pomeroy; of Mro. Gollll;)'o Her rqe ol oubjecta"""'ro 11> be liniimiled. James Powell, New Haven; Mary An lntore•~ oiclellatrt of the exhll>lt Ia t11tt lour ol the baintGilkey, Pomeroy. lll!l are o! KMeo Grlllltb, clouahter of Mro. <lllrles GIU!Itb, I!SCHARGED - Larry Pal'einPio.Ye,o, ~d liloy deal will! Karen's work with~ n-.- -which sona, Harry Allen, Vance Mil- 11 ailo out11an411w. by thO •ll• The pslndnga are great. hoan. l\11-o, l;ooney !no ground. tereated In her trumHaven. and Nancy Lorain Van Jn. wagon, 20, Pomeroy; Clyde Lao Sl• Friend Sliff8n TheLoqOfA · Loved One . . The Kindest Thing You C.n Dols death and .reiUrrectlon or our Lord when ;.. our hearta MEIGS MARRIAGEUCENSES pet two yoara Larry Lee Drlkt, 18, N e W Mlnltrel I ", a month to lliart lli>Uoacleaning, aortina 0111 old wtlller clothes, 831.9 MiHion _,1.8 No•eltY 'ltoma-To Mike Tho Affolr f11r sprlng ani! January January 1988 lllleo ol Unillld Vietnamese Invaders near the western end of Ute AIUed andLeatherneck border ba.stlon of invasion line, CoJrlmuniat fire . States Savings Bunda and Fret.. shot d.-;,'lt • U.S. Air Force Cl23 dom illares In Ohlo ,..... Wednelldl,y, kUling all 48 million. Theodore T. Bold, Jr., persons aboard, A m e r i c a n Mella COUnty Volunteer Savtnp spokesmen said. .EarUer the Bonds Chairman, reported Bond Center""c" and ,. are. u.s. commanders reported the Intelligence reporls aald. Marines o1 tile 3rd and lot At Khe Sanh, tile surrounded Divisions today battling Nortb Marine fort that anchor a the Planning A St. Patrick's DtvPartY? We Ha .. D_,alions, ....u.a and CANES? 1 QT. Final Touch Reg. s1a' BEN GAY SOFTENER 69~ Original · BATH SIZ BIEEZE Dial Soap WITH $ 26 ONLY 2.. 39' TowEr 69c .Reg. . 2Y2 oz .. ' . ' ' ' '1 LB. Sn.owy,., Blea .1c �... ~ · ~~:~~;~-t killed unltoci iJ 'In ,~!.bit ta• week, one 111ort o1 VietnAm War record, IJlOI<••- aald toMoot of the caaualdea eaaie ln . ~th I'IOI'thtrn pr()vtnces where more heavy ft811U1111 raged toda;v. The spokel!lllen said tha! last week another 2,191 u.s. oorvleemen sollered wound& In action. Allied troopo reported killing 3,8t9 Communist• In tile same ,J\morleon ~. v.-•, week. U.S tore&& ~ered a record 543 mea killed In the week of Feb. 11-17. The opokesmen said tllal moot o! the 542 killed last week tell in battles &long the North-South Vietnam bqrder and In the tormer 1mperlal capital or Hue, fO miles below the border. y' ' ' l . \ I " '• Dien bat~ry Pililt aoven mlleo . "GrowKI CilYaro WUI Work Amerlcon mill· aout11 or Hanoi. Yoil, " ' Wil 1!1• toptt tor dlo. tar7 OOllrCta aald the Commu- The piiDI . pmduoed 5o per .!or cuolkln: dl 'tlie ~ ,l la..., nllll .-Jntl¥. aim at pullhillll c:ent of all blttorillo lilaclo ill Clul> M\llidl1 afienjgba It thO tbr""lb' tho border do!enaos and Nortb VieUwn, U.s; - homo Of Mrll. diatloi cPeralng· once·•·"· drlvlnl! aptnst Hue, said. II had bien lion!btd Ooc:e or; ·wllll Mlsi' l;yili& Ebel:obach, ocene ' 0( l 25-<la!' bailie last before, on Me!<- ·Zl, and co-hostell. "' ' month tllat wao the bi...Uesf of -entl¥ hod and The wal ~ b7tlte the war- More than 4,600 10110 bock to !Uti ~· preaidelt, Mrt. FrOi!BIIellnll', Communlsta were olllfl, Air Foret pii.U bolnlied the readlnB die 'i<lr .. o1 tile month: Leatheri>el:ko IUI'POrtod by Pbuc Yen M;IG baiO, 18 mlleo Arllll' -hellctipler einlhills ond nortlnleot of H.enol. Tbo field Ia ••rve opadod . a illll'den, but artl!IOI'I' killed 91 Communists tllo major North Vietnamoae I haYell't plll!lled loeda Wednolldl,y in a lllriea of mUitary alrbaao; thteo Sovlot-"Tkil .... ~ Pili lo be kept clashes below t h e northern built llyuohln D28 "Boalle" Jet "'1"~11~~ !or weeda. bordor''s Demll!torlzed zcine IJOmbara wore spotllld lbero laet '•'nlare ,lfOD't be diatlbcti.ons (DMZ). u.s. JP]koamen aald 15 monlb, ralalni ..,.MIIicm the or "'IUIIo! nosa1, Marines ware killed. Communllll misht aarlai ··~ Anne'l laee ta loveThe North VletDimeiO have warlaro aptnat Soutb VleUwn, lier Ulan Wlea or roses." up to 50,000 trnnt>• polaod In the eapeclail,y aplnst tho Mlrlneo border for Hanoi's lar.seat pardlng tile !rander, A dovoUmal (le1'lo4 was led by otrenalve of the war, accoidlne 'Mrs, Pot:olngor, (living tile true to u.s. lnleiliJOIICe. The big Red meanlni Of Lent. push """d oome at onytime, Sale~~ at· illo jiOtnted out thlt March Is "'*'.reb¢" ;,p A Sue- 992-5560 59 N. 2nd Avt. Middleport ' Eallte.rherel •• DRESSES lellinl rid of uled mapzlnes, and avon the cltUdreo discard wblter tor• !or nirir Clles they CaD 11M out-ot-doorl. Tho .blaooi p..,t of tile LeDton ,..icn U!la yilar fallo In Mareh. Therefore, b houaeaare clt&Dod and clotbidJ le cbaDgad tho1Jallla and minds aleo should transport's fireball crash. uary, or 10.9 per cent ot ltl bo cleansed to prepan for .Hoi.Y U.S. jet pilots Wednesda.Y flew 1968 sales anal JDilWltY 31. Week and Easter. uwe can only 83 missions against North n Ia ostlmollld tllat couni;Y lind tho true meaning of t h e A spokesmen said 49 men had and Freedom llares 11111 In been killed In tile two-engine the couni;Y of t44,334 &Irina liD- Vietnam, Navy ~llots bombed DUDlEY'S A6 Intruder port inside Hanoi, 1.8 mlle• from the capital's center. The all-weather jets also hit the van All Work Guorintwd. Moat Service OM Dey. Spocl.ailzing In Zlpf*l, Cuffing, Toporlng, Pof. ehing, Longlhoning. Shortenlnt and Gonorol Monell"" ()J'EN DAILY 9 TO 5 JAY JAY TAILORING POMEROY MIDDLEPORT E. MAIN PH.992-5M4 SECOND AVE. PH. 992·5717 residents oow owu •7 million In Bonds and FreocJom th• Red River Savi!llll 2 LOCATIONS _JO _SERVE YOU Shares and that over $3.4 bfilion ln Bonds and Sharea are held by tltloana. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOsPITAL ADMITTED - Charlea Eblin, Pomeroy; Ethel Halfhill, Cbelhlr~ J:Onald srowora, Middllport; Amos Cross, MiddliPOrt; AlPmder Crou, Mlddleporti Angela CroBS, MiddJOjiOrt; JOI!IIhino Blovino, Middl01>0rt; I:OJVIIW Clark. Pomeroy; Lucy McCune, Addl1011~ Diane Caruthers, Mld- ••sT TO BUY OWN ' ' f ' ·' MElli'S WHY • M•d dfldent -v ,. '""'' w.tef today, e Outtlandlnt perferN· •nte pNvecl !ly ••••• •lu ..... , •••• , ..... Atld •••• ,.... ~ ~ • h•ry pu1n11, •wry part quality ched.ecl le In1ure lent, treu ..le f'" eperallen. ~ You'll be pleuontly 1urprilled al how little it 001t1 to own thi• modern water pump- call ua Loday for a free estimate on an en1iMen!d, Myers "SO" Sub- mersible pump i11111tall1tion. OPEN ALLDAY THURSDAYS ,.4 e Oil flUe .. moMr tblvn ., P"'"P •• t~VIOtly, yH nner h••r It runnlnt. ..4 ., elortric ..,.troJ pr.,_. IMMr-•• ...... I; -•ei E. Clark, 7~, Mlddl., P<>rt IIDute 1, and Eloazaolr L, Manley, 71, .Middll(lOrt. ACTION FILED A OOI'PII.IllJOrt actloo aplnat Charles Wolfe ha• been dl.,. missed In the Melga <:ouney Common Pl.., Court. Aiao dll1nluod in the aame court waa an action !lied by the Pomeroy National Bank agalnot tm~Green and~ ma Jean Green, et al. t IIMple .. nopiMO. EBERS BACH HARDWARE POMEROYI OHIO .. I I I, I DUIIlEY'S m.IUII 59 N. 2nd A... Mldd"""" Beat. •. ofthe Bend By Bob Hoeflieb Mrl. In O..e Day Ruth Gosney bu offered uaomlthlna: tor everyone" ln her o!IH'OIIIan art lhow at the Pomeroy National Bank thio 10001<. COURTEOUS AND EFFICIENT SERVICE:. BATH SIZE ' lbelllil*ld aummor mualeal at the JERGENS SOA when Karen " atei,y. bepn drawll!l hor tmj,rlo'a- 110111 and an unuiull pslndng !IDa11,y doveWped. A large !Iaure ol Karoa p~ 11!1 II !eatured In tba .Painting with oubdued ~· Ill Karan ill dllloront pOIOI Uled In the baclo- Students to Speak REG. roy. dl<liort PTA II IPOIIIOriJV a kite hiD andhou- llhoar sale. Ho thouiiht you ""'frt to be !no formed, IIIIi:~ YOUIII - l e will be mlk!lw a doo_,. • palgn 10 peddle the ablll'o. Rt, 1 Mlneravllle, "-'lid'*• 8:17 a.m. Wedneac\Q, · ~.;· DISCIIAIIGI!S FlOdoritk H. Jertdey, Mrl. REG •.69c Adlllutatlon team from IloDnl- VICKS. ·.72c '.: COMET Vapro Rub · ··:, 2 lor 27' :Ice Blue Secret Carver Wlllllm• extend• onbmtatlon 10 the public. DEODORANT , :·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:•:·:·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·::. ~only · ' :46 c FOR NORMAL_HAIR ONLY ' . .1:).· 1-o ~ 7\r. '·-' 4.' , .~ ' I;. ' '•1- •• '~,~~¥. ;}"~. • ~ ' '·' ~ j' " '• ' I. . I: .' Ih,• I ' . .,'•' . ' . tRUTCH&S - ' ' '• \ ,I .' ~ ... -: ,•: ' . Reg. 65c .. ."BRfCK SHAMPOO ';' 79~ , REG. $1.09 ., wlU concb:t WOI\o at the Pomeroy Church at 10.110 morni!lll· PU!Dr ' BAR ·- Mr. Clean CREST leanser 33c OOTHPASTE.:: 52C . BIRTHS · Mro. Ruoooll H. Loilhei~ Ji'Om· etoJ,•a ...,., 2:30 Lm. Wed~ John FultJ advise• tllatllte Millo neldl1r Mra. Jamea N. ~~ TO CONDIJCT SERVICES son University ship aervices Flr!lt s.t>Uat a. m, SUndo,y 10·95 10 517• I .... · 5 7te12. . Fitc~ ,.,k 2~ ~~.., ~ -rum" ~'·~ ' .~~~ - ney went lAIV ~ iUUI , UJ .• COATS SendFiowen to love atx1 foraiveneas. We mull bacome hwnbie ~ - at tile loot of tllo Crose to be able to receive the sreat love and peace that JeiUa, Hlmaelt, came to earth to teach.'' she aald. dleporti James Autheraon, Syr• Apprd!Wriatel,y 50 Jialntiu&• by Mrs, Gosney are attracdveqo dl" cuae; bron Cunningham, ~r• pJa.yed ·at the banll and certalnl,y point "' 1 vorlllilitl' In the work cuse; Thomaa Johnson, Pomeroy; of Mro. Gollll;)'o Her rqe ol oubjecta"""'ro 11> be liniimiled. James Powell, New Haven; Mary An lntore•~ oiclellatrt of the exhll>lt Ia t11tt lour ol the baintGilkey, Pomeroy. lll!l are o! KMeo Grlllltb, clouahter of Mro. <lllrles GIU!Itb, I!SCHARGED - Larry Pal'einPio.Ye,o, ~d liloy deal will! Karen's work with~ n-.- -which sona, Harry Allen, Vance Mil- 11 ailo out11an411w. by thO •ll• The pslndnga are great. hoan. l\11-o, l;ooney !no ground. tereated In her trumHaven. and Nancy Lorain Van Jn. wagon, 20, Pomeroy; Clyde Lao Sl• Friend Sliff8n TheLoqOfA · Loved One . . The Kindest Thing You C.n Dols death and .reiUrrectlon or our Lord when ;.. our hearta MEIGS MARRIAGEUCENSES pet two yoara Larry Lee Drlkt, 18, N e W Mlnltrel I ", a month to lliart lli>Uoacleaning, aortina 0111 old wtlller clothes, 831.9 MiHion _,1.8 No•eltY 'ltoma-To Mike Tho Affolr f11r sprlng ani! January January 1988 lllleo ol Unillld Vietnamese Invaders near the western end of Ute AIUed andLeatherneck border ba.stlon of invasion line, CoJrlmuniat fire . States Savings Bunda and Fret.. shot d.-;,'lt • U.S. Air Force Cl23 dom illares In Ohlo ,..... Wednelldl,y, kUling all 48 million. Theodore T. Bold, Jr., persons aboard, A m e r i c a n Mella COUnty Volunteer Savtnp spokesmen said. .EarUer the Bonds Chairman, reported Bond Center""c" and ,. are. u.s. commanders reported the Intelligence reporls aald. Marines o1 tile 3rd and lot At Khe Sanh, tile surrounded Divisions today battling Nortb Marine fort that anchor a the Planning A St. Patrick's DtvPartY? We Ha .. D_,alions, ....u.a and CANES? 1 QT. Final Touch Reg. s1a' BEN GAY SOFTENER 69~ Original · BATH SIZ BIEEZE Dial Soap WITH $ 26 ONLY 2.. 39' TowEr 69c .Reg. . 2Y2 oz .. ' . ' ' ' '1 LB. Sn.owy,., Blea .1c �1;·~-~ l~,~~~~~~1~~. I V:L AO ' 1N~TION ~·-·~·· '·""· On .....,,.. l'ubllc.tl..,. ~ o.MiUM f ..... . ·CaMIIIitlem 6 C1rrectt.M Wtll ttt' until t ..... fir •,· .,.; ef PuQIIcafltll ""(lilted ti.U\.ATIOIII Ttl.• II'Ubll.,_r '"'"'"' HM rltM .. "" ., reJHt ..Y d""'" 111lrdlene"l•. Tr.. ~Mo~bD•II•r wm .., '* . . ,, ..,....,.... t.r ""'" titan • • MW:M'PHt lntlrtlon. tATII fer W1nt Ad ..rvlce S c.n" ,... Wel'f eM 1..-rt-. MlniiiMIIft Ch1rt• 7SC 11 teRti ..., W.l'll ........ CIIIMCV• ·-- ,,,.. 1"-rtlent. ll tlntl "'' WMII atx CPHCIIfiWI 11 ... , qnt DIKMM 1• ltlld • • erNII i'dl ,.ld wltt.ln 10 don. CAlD 011 THANK& A, MITU.t.lY tt.H " ' 51 wo.., ll'lllllnntm. It, ecNitllnel werlf :tc. II.IND ADI Acklllllftll tk Cll.,.. ,_, Adver· t1•1111nt. OFIIIIC:I tiCIU . . O:Jt t .I'A. !9 '* Ritig~t~e~· You··Mstening? ,._.....,.___ •f 1 U."'b7, 'IV68 II-JII, IMIIJ t:ao ..." .. n.tt ....,. ...,., · Notice CARRIER WANTED IM MIDDLEPORT Call Mrs. Clifford "Faye" Manley Middleport · For Sat. , au.in-. fllOll'' MOBIL HOME. t0x50. two bed- LOGAN ~ & SAFjm EQUii>MENT, talei anll rooms. coppertone kitchen. vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, J. wall to wall carpet In living •pecial prices oo ~ room. All gas appliances. et'll for boaia, ~~ ad Pbone 992·%"19. 3-7-lstp bomM, Dwtgbt' .l.Oian 1ft. 311SI, Charles ManbaD ' IISFIREWOOD. aoy length. d,_ 8361, Mas Elcltlnser IIIIUUI. livered. Gerald King, 'lltnd~> , ForR1nt S.7-;ttp FURNISHED GARAGE APART- Pbone 9!16-1063. MENT on IJncoln Hill, AdLEAV" YOUR order imm.. !i- NEIGL!i:R ~;.. for ults only, 11112,14~c ately for strawberry olarils. building houses. Long ,~ 'term loans avoUablo, alumlnunt We will have IS regular v~­ windows, insulated l!laoo. rleties and 5 everbearing to t'OUR ROOM aparlment, furn. marble 'IIIII. can Guy Nelgrhoose from. Midway Markl!t, isbed. Phone !193-3975 or 992ler. Raeine. D-D-tle Phone !1!12-2582 or 992-2565 2071 evenings. S-0-lfc I 1 . 3-':' ·~tc THERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday. Marcb 10, beginning CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy: HAY AND CORN , finlt caH, One three room apartment, at noon at Forked Run Sportsregistered Guernsey Heifer, very nice and modern. Shown man Club. Everytne is wel· John J. Rose. Long Bottom, by appointment only. Phme ~ come. Ohio. Phone 949-28'11. 3-7-3tc 992-5271. S-0-lfc cOPPER and brass will be towCARPETS a fright? Mal:e them er in price soon. 811 sell now ForS.Ie a beautiful slgbt with Blue to Bill Bailey, Seoond St.. HOUSE for sale in Clifton. Lustre. Rent eleclrlc obamReedsville. • 3-7-61< Beautiful private borne, for 11. Bakor Furniture. children. six rooms (three s.4-6tc COUNTRY MUSIC at Sportsbedrooms), divided baaemen~ I man Bar Friday, Saturday play room and shower. Two HEREFORD SALE : 24 Buill and SUaday from 8 to I. Junclots 50 x IIIII; 12 x 18 barn. and 24 Females, Sootheastern tion of 124 and 143. 3+3tp Property fenced in. Inquire Obio Hereford Aaaociallon, at Blanche Compson, Cll(. Spring Sale. All clean pedif WILL NOT be responsible for lon. 3-l-3otc grees both borned and polled. any debts other than my own, Saturday, March 18, 111118, Henry Doerfer, Jr. O'iE USED Coca Cola machShow 9:30a.m. S:lle !:110 p.m. ~p ine and one used cigarette Rock Springs Fair Groundl, machine. $25 each or botb for · Rt. 33, three miles oorlh of I WILL oot be responsible for $45. Newell's SUDO{'O, ChesPomeroy. Ohio. 3-Utc any debts contracted by my ler. 3-1-'!c wife. SINGER SEWING machine In John Simpkins pc ODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy lovely sewing . table. Does ~II Rt. 2, Cbeshire. 3-0-3tp miniature. $75 and up. Stud regular sewmg, plus dial ' dfl . "'f'rvice and groomin1. Phoo~ equoppe or ancy Zig zag HAPPY HOUR, Sbenang Springs 992-0443. 11 3 tfc · buttonboles, overdeSigns, Nite Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Moncast. etc. Only 6 monthly payday thru Friday. Ladies nlgbt POTAT~ES . Clarence Proffit!. ments of $1.67 per weel:. every Frld•y. U.tfc Portland. Phone 843-2254. Phone 99'/.-2885. 3-5-tlc 11 3 tie NOW OPEN, Brinker Jewelry SINGER SEWING machine, and Watch Repair, 5th st .. COAL. heavy. lum'l s•oker, egg sews forward and reverse. and mine run. Excelsior Salt Racine. Zig zag equipped to button~p Works. Inc .. E. Ma:n St .. Pohole, monogram, darn, etc. meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tfc Sewa like new. Poy off 6 payPENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY ments 16.76 eaoh or $30 casll. will pay (or a bralre adjust- T\10 STORY, seven room home ; Phone 99'/.-2185. a+tfc ment at Pomeroy Home & four bedrooms , bath, I a r g e Auto. 1-7-lle utility room. gas heat. Five ST!JREO CONSOLE, contemminutes walk to Middleport porary walnut stereo with raREVIVAL starting at the Mt. business dlslrict. Paul Houddio . deluxe Ooatlng turntabHerman U. B. Church, March ashelt 992-2246. 2-27-!0ic le. Was Door demonstrator. 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Will sell at dlsi!OU!It price ol Rev. Carey Knittle of Cincin- MOBIL HOME, Bx35, excellent $f1.77. Call 99'/.-3218. , 3-IHitc condition. Completely furnishnati. Ohio will be the Evangelist. Special singing each eveed. $1850.1111. Call 992-5262. 7.-28-301fc GOOD MIXED bay. Vernon ning. Everyone ill welcome. Nease, Nease SetUement 11-6-lztc Road. Minersville. Pbone SPECIAL! Early American 94!1-311111. S-0-Stp stereo, AM & FM radio comW1ntecl bination. Recently repossessMIDDLE-AGED LADY to do ed. Take payments of 18 per BEAGLE PUPS, I montbs old; housekeeping five dayo a good breed. Fern D. Norris, month, or pay balance of week, weekendllree. IJve ln. Racine. RD I, on Racine-Po1117.10. Call 992-3218 for free Call 247-Z!ft. H6tc meroy state highway. Phone demonstration. 3-5--Gte 949--1033. ~tp SILVER WAR nieldes! Paying 6 cents each; or $2.50, per 1968 WHITE zig zag portable HAY; Pbone 9115-3317 or 9115model one rDooth old. Monoroll. Jim MoNts, Box 57, llllt3372. 3-6-3tp grams, overcasts, appliques , land, Oblo. $.Htc sews on bultons, buttonhole~. blind hems, all without at- BIG 119c SALE AT DRY ANT'S C:JMPLETE OUTFIT of mlll:BUDGET SHOP, 1118 W. Main, tachments. Balance $19.80 or ers. can 949-1171. ~.. paymenta of 16.81 per month. Pietures, all sizes and kinds only 119c, values to $5, large Phooe 992-21136. 3-5-6tc MAN TO WORK as salesman, plastic bowls 4 for 19<:, grab full or partUme. Call Mlck bags worth $1 to $5, 2 lor 119c, Williams at 99'/.-1387 dayo or STEREO, Beautiful wood wallarge scrub buckets t for 119c, 992-2921 evenings. U-41c nut oonsole, with AM & FM radio. Sold new $2119.9S; bathroom slnlos. regular $211 three months old. Now $1Z7, now only $7 .99. bottle warmW•nted To Buy or pay Ill per month. can ers !or the car, regular $2.211 ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. 99'/.-21136 for free borne trial now only 99c. silver bridge miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard 3-5-61< record by Ray Anden1011, lllc, Cecil, !00 W. Main St., Pomemagazine rack. 99c. TV set, roy. 1-25-tlc 19117 SCOTTIE camper, 13 loot, worka gOod, 114.99, light bulbs, 181111; 1965 camper, 17 foot, 25 waU. 5 for 119o, 150 wall Help W•nted $350. Contact Geortle G. Ro3 for 99o, travel bags 99c ea.. 'YOMAN for housework. Three berts, Bashan, Ohio. ~I electric blankell only $8.!19, days a week. Pbone ~. many other sneelalo at BRY· S-0-ztc USED SPINET piano, walnut ANT'S all tbls week. 3-!-61o finish: 3 years old. A-1 condition, $150. Used Silverton• CORN. Ch.ries Goeglein. Rt. 3, Lost organ, play as regular organ LOST FRIDAY, pair of girl's Pomeroy. 3-6-3tc or as chord ; walnut finish. light brown frame glasses S395. Used Silvertone chord MOBIL ROME on \1-acre lot, somewhere between Pomeroy organ IllS. Used Wurlltzer Junior High School and P<>caf?Ort with 10Xl2 room atspinet organ complete with meroy new car wash on East tache<! . Large patio. drilled Main St. If found, please call small tone cabinet, ideal for well water. Flatwoods Road, church or home. ,795. Wen99'/.-1179. S-0-!lc Pomeroy. Pbone 99'/.-5562. dell'a. 1209 Garfield Ave., U-6lc Parkersburtl- Phone 115-1401. ForRint 3-5-stc COCKER S.anlel Poodle popFOUR ROOM HOUSE, floor pies; AKC registered. C&M gas furnace, John J . Rose, SEVEN ACRE farm, seven Kennels, Pomeroy. Phone Long Bottom. Ohio, phone room house, two good welll, 99'/.-5562. ~tc 941-28%1. 3-7-3tc cellar, out buildings. Large garden space. CbarUe Greer, HAY AND STRAW. Phone 1117.SEVEN ROOM bouse at Bashlllltiand, Phone 71Z-43511. 6227. »121o an. Pbone 949-370'1. 3-IHitc s.s-6tp. FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM 1!1>1 BUICK, See Ray Prollltt STRAW. Edson Roush. Roclne. pllone 949-!175. !~ APARTMENT, Middleport, 3-5-!lc or phone 949-2113. phone 992-3171. S.llf• .,_lness Services MA YTAG wrin&ei" type wasber FURNISHED and unfurnished REPAIR ALL SMALL APPUand ael of tubs on stand, Very apa~tments. Cl... to school. ANCES, toaster, miller, Iron. good condition, $7$. Call 949Phone lf2-SUI. 111-11-lfc 3712 after 4 p.m. can opener, perculator, fry 3-5-ltc pan, balr dryer. beater and LARGE Ove room and bath 'vacuum cleaner, and ALL AT TWIN STROLLER Like new. apertmenl. ne~y de<'<ll'atod, APPIJANCE HOSPITAL. 3rd Cbarte~ Goegleln, Rl. 3, PoSTREET, MASON, W. VA. furnace bell, Pomernv. U-3tc meroy. Phone IIIIZ-53Il'l. I ;.tfe 2+30tc • ,, All •nelplt ttnight end mixld. Bvlk iJrtadlnt ttr• vln. Liquid nUrottn. &rly tHSOn clltceunt now. ., AREA WAREHOUSE . •* "', ........_.,. -w-m. C. C. IIJIADII'ORD AUCl'IONEEB Complele ....... Wrlle, , _ or Ooallel Crill Brdfanl Raclle. Oldt I 1 tie Am CONDmQNING Refrtger- ' atlon service. Jock'o Refrigeration, New Haven. bone 882-21179. 4 8 tie READY - MIX concrete delivered rlgbt to your project. Faat and easy. Free estlmaies. Phone 992-32114, Goegleln Rendy - Mix Co., Middleport, Qhto. 6 !II tie BUDGET PRICE furnllun! on our third Door budge! abop. Baker Furniture. Middleport, Oblo . ? 2S lie COAL ·' , SERVICE ·a 2' . OHIO'S FINEST Fertilizer Service I!D . 1 I s.mces FAII'd , 32 and 'e ten(bs acres, MACHiNEs inci Ser· ~case settlemel\t; ' ~ · VENDING house, bath. drilled· w~n: s ... vice, A.B.C." EnterprlsM, 111>oon, W. Va, ~ or Tlln>e chicken houSes, barn 77U85t' . • w.«p and silo. • 3-7-lfu ' ~. 7'~~ ' '•' .. MoN. THRIIFRt:.' -· ae.r •Truck •H..._ Con •lui~ 'AIIJ'Type ' WISEMM AGENCY G•llipolis, Ohio REALLY SOMETHING SPECIAL ' Klint GOBLE'~ • ' .' ' ,n 241N Some lucky family will save at least $7,51111. on Ibis beautiful Lincoln Hill property. Owner bas 127,01111 in it. You'll be delighted when you see the plush wali lo wall carpeting throughout, the many built-in features, the up-to-date kitchen (range, refrig., etc.), 11> baths, 3 bedrooms and part- ~ ly exposed fuU basement (Ideal for family room or two more bedrooms.) This older home has been completely rebuilt 1new eellings. kitchen, furnace. etc.) in excellent Colonial styJe. lt really is somdhing special. Call Ike Wiseman 4463643 or evening 446-3796. Dmi'L wail, '"'"ll now. . I ~It •reel, Oi EXPERT , Wheel Alignment . · 5.55 Want ~~utlful · ~~ Fully Insured . f O'Connor's · · 7:50 A.M. . . 12 MOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M~ '"t.J' 4· TRH AND. LANDSCAPE SERVIa LEGAL NOTICE ~~~ FOl IALI The rul e1t1te owned by tht late Htltna M. Clilford. t ltuate on Briek Str ee t, Po mProy, Ohio, will b e of- • fered fo r 11le at the office~ of Crow, Cro,.· & Porter, AUomey1, Pomeroy, Ohio, I I 10:00 A. ~ . on tht J61h d.ll1 of 1\'luch . 1968. The property Ia ap· pralaed at 12.1100.00. and cannot be Mill f or len than the appulted vatu.,, Term• of sale: cam. and tUb· Ject t o the lien for rul ettatt taxel fur 11168. The ri1ht U rettrved to SEWING MACHINES, repair vi 11 ake WY •¥' serce,ams - · The F brl ...:.... p -eroy.· Authorized ' c Singer "'""'• Sales omd Se 1 W Sb rpen an rv ce. e a Scissors. S-29-tfc Repaired Assorted Adjustment Thes ALL SIZES (:J: t :lll. (J) '· 14 Jt montlui, D•tM lOiia. tht• ttth plus lax eacb OYDE KUHN Tuppero Pt.l111, 0. Phone 667-3682 lnsuranCI day ot r.wu...,. AUTOMOBILE !naurllnee ben ....... ,......, ...... .IONN C• ••UOM eanoelled? Loot ef Ntd C.....,. 2•131 J-11; 1-7 I te . PROFESSIONAL Color TV and Stereo, Hi-R service. Roust calls in Pomeroy and Middleport; $1 on oolor TV, Cbucb TV Service. 152 Bullemut, Pomeroy. Phone !19U11811. ,_11-301p or'o Ucense? ~~ operat. 992-29M. e a Jte ....• )'Otlt can LIOA.L MOTICI ROBERT ROY HARKON, whOIOI pliCI of re•ldence 11 .aoute a, Cattl•tbur•· Real &t•t• For S.le ltenluckJ, bdn• I aOA·redd•nt of the St•t.ll of Ohto. 11 hereby noU· fled that on the :lttb diJ' of ,Jamury, 1118, P•t Hannon, beiJI.f pl..taUff. filed her petition acalnlt him M Ce· lendtnt In the Common PleM Court;, Meiltl Co\llltJI , Ohio , Cue N"o . 14.250. pra)'lnl for dlvoi'QI! from aald Robert KGJ' Harmon on the IJ'OIIIId.l of IJ'O:II ne11act or dul1 and es:· treme C"I'Ueliy . Pll\nt!U fllrtber pntJI'I for cuatod:r of minor dlli4Nr!. t.ro- FOR SALE: Five room boule wllb bath, baaement and olorm wtndoWB, Rutland Stnol off Middleport 1110. can 992- Said C<l lllll! will be ror llearllll on or Iller the 16th dll' of Mardi. 1..._ '-' Marty•• P"lntlff J, I . ~rlen, A.Hornlr ftr Plalllflff · 2 ,1; 8.1 l.IJ; 1:1; 29: )(arch 'J.atc porary .. nd permaneat aupport IDd llimony ;~nd other proper nnet. :.D-12tc 1. J'orfear 1111& O.WIIer enft POMEROY - UNION AVE. One story 5 room frame borne, modern kllc$ell, with built-In cooking unit. bath, basemen~ gas furnace beat· lng, large lot. 11.0110.110 POMEROY - BRICK sTREET - 2 story 5 room home, 2 bedrooma, bath, fnmt porcb. Lot 1Cb<l25. Only ~.5110.1111 POMEROY - Two story brick, Two 4 rooms and balb aparlmenl, gas furnace beating. Close to Main Slr..t. Good Investment. 111.5110.110 WE HAVE BUYERS UST WITB US VIRGIL ar HELEN TEAFORD . ,..,. ..__ Ll!co!<hlll&' t.l!pora 11. Unel:of monplol4 Ill. Jl'old .over ..Ot!oe ..... 40.llua'a 22. Norweri&n capl~ 21.8cotf• %2. EXeuaot ~~ PQ.\CE. AR t. teRT~IN l ~AT T H06E AWt::ll. I ln Boowordl't AddiU.. .. tbll VU. 1... of Middleport, wl1l 1Mi .u.nd rar .-» al Uti otnc. at Crow. Cnw 6 cyl., auto., lte•ter .. . . .. , . , . . . $395 .~ 1961 Chev. 8e1Air2Dr. V-8 eqgjne, std. tratisl, R~net H ' 196 Hord V-&4 Doot: ~ ·r . 5 • trll\1., R 1nd H :·, . . . . . . . . . $395' '· 1959Chev.~IAI,::YJagon . .. ~~ · engine, lllto.i R ~ndJi, . . .· . . <. $2~· .,, . ' ; 1960 Chev. Wagon 6 cyl., R"nd,H . . :: ' .. t.~ . . ... .. $1~<;he~. Bis.'4 Do'or ·· · ,· 61960 cyl., std . .tr•ns., ll 1nd H , .. ... $199 1.959 Chev. lis. 2 Door 6 cyl., std. trans. . . ... . . , . . $199 ' 3&H- otateo abbr. 37. Claw at. CIImblq' '\ ua. .... 28. Tell 32. Lot eabin 33.Bent U . RofuAI 311....... O'BRIEN II CROW REALTY CO. MIDDLEPORT - AN EXCEL. LENT BUY - IDEAL LOCA· TION - 2 story frame, t rooms (4 bedrooms), bath, 1 nice !root porch, -.n doors and windows. $5,0110.00 REEDSVDJ.E - rorrAGE W1TII RENTAL - II> story frame, 8 rooms (3 bedroomS), bath, 2 porches, basement, garaie, utility room In basement, free gaa. 11.11111.00. RtJTLAND IDEAL FOR HOME OR CABIN - 3 ocreo of land, lft'&vel road. barb fence, good dug wen and year ,, round sprlnp. ti,IIIO.IIO ·· CONTACI' UB FOIL ·YOOII REAL E91'ATE NEEDS =.- 5~; plant t1.8teJD t2. Plen4 1959 Chev. BiL 4 Door 6 cyl., sltl. trl.,., , . . . . .. .. . , .. $149 43.- ..... ... 0ompen- DOWII' 1960 Ford 2 Door . 6 cyl., std. tr1n1., ...-cis m~r -rk $69 I. Alilllllcm - 2.- S.:BodJof DAILY CRYPI'OqUO'IE-IIeN'• how 1D work lti . MA.NY MORE CLEAN LATE /t\OD!iLS &X'I'DLRAAXB '.II L 0 If 0 r B L L 0 W . . OM tetter llioplr IWidl tOr .... In lb\IIIOIIlplo A~~­ '"" 1110 1111e1 L'o, x ror tho two O'o, ote. 1111111 !Ilion. ' lfOIII!Iel. u.o 11o1111 O!ld t<>rmau. "' tho ..... on 111 - · li:oCh day till ...,. -' .. ' ..' . A. IPHR80Q CQAWD, ATW OtJitw•- ....... PH • .IP9W• CTWDW' Ofllce . . . . 1111....... "! · '' VTIIQ , RBAA.V.-01 OODD 4·• Q.Y l . tt i l-l£ POOl(', POOR "wail. lllltll. IHuato taU. V.lllql af . ~ Hell• COUIIIIo Oll.lo, ..ml lAta • 6 v.a' ' • LJ:rTLE 25.Kklr. boy ·- - Tilt: Nil . - : : •' •• Enlertoined 1960 Chev. llis. ·2 Door · 'I · 6 cyl., std. tran•~, Rand H .. , .. ". ~$2$ ·~ 23. Touche" AIIIen M. Col, - Well As , Low· Priced Used Cars ;.; II . T.Wup. 18. Remalnlq lt. Beton to. Public ..,.._ ' 1961 Dodge 4 door 1e. Bunltld ... Point ,, I pve Junctun t&. Afttrma dlllta . ' I :J.'J. ·"·· 21 3\c: ~-aod­ 14.Knllbt'• 17. Wltbout pedal Mason Area Informed . As LEGAL rtOTKE Oo141a 8mitll. ' Dd J , M'/ LOVE RlR fv'OIJIQU> IS GR.61'\TER 11'\ll.tJ 1'\t.J./ <Jff.i£R LOll~ I 0 DIC, .... I.IM.Yeout Utlo Uli.A.Item S16.50 & SI&.SO All Regular 1izes S12.SO · John W~ VanMeter 992-2788 -- , .,; . t 0 C•riWIINifl Aud,_ ..,vice, A.ud'-""rl CrtW. crew & ,.,.r, AfMrlttYI .., MMiftiltrlfr4• -y _.....,. ............ Just ARRIVE ill ' 1 uollio ond,. POl IAL.I ti.Pollobeo 10,.,... .. lbleldo 12. Otlof Sowl1 Wide (hal! .~ . ', . . ' T1MI houtehold fiNidl and etlodl of Olt CNJden, ~a.ed. will "M oft. eNd lor ule M lilt auet&on at hflr retl41nee Jhledlville, Olllt. eommn· dill •t 1:00 P .M. on Baturd•J tha 13rd d17 of Maft!h, • •· IM I. Mltltf't IMIMIIIIItrtlrlll ef tltl ...... .. Ott , ......,.,. -tAl t.Cub Now J lEEK ~D MEEK, • l"li- LEGAL NOTICE DAILY CROS'SWORD -'- HEIIRY (UlAND $12.00 NOTICI 0' AI'I'OINTMINT Itt... et Mltn Ltwt• DMtllt• NoU~ .. bereb, JlftiD tblt Jlhllle Ntdlne Sl11le of :t5'rZ lloll.o• "A"t'l"' nue, CoiUmbUt, Ohio bM Ilea dub tppolnted Eneutrllt of tile Iaale of M;~ry Lewk, tiefl!IMII, ...... Meip County, Ohlt. . Cntdlton an req,utred to fUit UMir el<~llllll with Nkl lld1tel•n within •our FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-M-TFC i181111. TIRESR TIRES J.AMII CLIFFORD, A.dmlnllfr•ter of thl l!ltlft of Htltnt M. Ctlfflltd, D•ceOINd. EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, $1.95 plus parts If needed, Pomeroy Home & Auto. 11-SO.TFC . Keeping rejec t any bld1. EXPERT Motorcyole Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-111-TFC • -. co~ .' DID TA~ urm. c~n.o , TO FAI.L INTO 114: <: WTC~ a: ~OC\-1 B'E.~IAL~! DoN'T 'l.QU. MJg~ . '14ti~ ·~'il ....... OH, DEAR; IF i~SO~~ ""'"' '&I '""""' eur ~ u~ CfNIHG~ ~L'J MI\.K! �1;·~-~ l~,~~~~~~1~~. I V:L AO ' 1N~TION ~·-·~·· '·""· On .....,,.. l'ubllc.tl..,. ~ o.MiUM f ..... . ·CaMIIIitlem 6 C1rrectt.M Wtll ttt' until t ..... fir •,· .,.; ef PuQIIcafltll ""(lilted ti.U\.ATIOIII Ttl.• II'Ubll.,_r '"'"'"' HM rltM .. "" ., reJHt ..Y d""'" 111lrdlene"l•. Tr.. ~Mo~bD•II•r wm .., '* . . ,, ..,....,.... t.r ""'" titan • • MW:M'PHt lntlrtlon. tATII fer W1nt Ad ..rvlce S c.n" ,... Wel'f eM 1..-rt-. MlniiiMIIft Ch1rt• 7SC 11 teRti ..., W.l'll ........ CIIIMCV• ·-- ,,,.. 1"-rtlent. ll tlntl "'' WMII atx CPHCIIfiWI 11 ... , qnt DIKMM 1• ltlld • • erNII i'dl ,.ld wltt.ln 10 don. CAlD 011 THANK& A, MITU.t.lY tt.H " ' 51 wo.., ll'lllllnntm. It, ecNitllnel werlf :tc. II.IND ADI Acklllllftll tk Cll.,.. ,_, Adver· t1•1111nt. OFIIIIC:I tiCIU . . O:Jt t .I'A. !9 '* Ritig~t~e~· You··Mstening? ,._.....,.___ •f 1 U."'b7, 'IV68 II-JII, IMIIJ t:ao ..." .. n.tt ....,. ...,., · Notice CARRIER WANTED IM MIDDLEPORT Call Mrs. Clifford "Faye" Manley Middleport · For Sat. , au.in-. fllOll'' MOBIL HOME. t0x50. two bed- LOGAN ~ & SAFjm EQUii>MENT, talei anll rooms. coppertone kitchen. vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, J. wall to wall carpet In living •pecial prices oo ~ room. All gas appliances. et'll for boaia, ~~ ad Pbone 992·%"19. 3-7-lstp bomM, Dwtgbt' .l.Oian 1ft. 311SI, Charles ManbaD ' IISFIREWOOD. aoy length. d,_ 8361, Mas Elcltlnser IIIIUUI. livered. Gerald King, 'lltnd~> , ForR1nt S.7-;ttp FURNISHED GARAGE APART- Pbone 9!16-1063. MENT on IJncoln Hill, AdLEAV" YOUR order imm.. !i- NEIGL!i:R ~;.. for ults only, 11112,14~c ately for strawberry olarils. building houses. Long ,~ 'term loans avoUablo, alumlnunt We will have IS regular v~­ windows, insulated l!laoo. rleties and 5 everbearing to t'OUR ROOM aparlment, furn. marble 'IIIII. can Guy Nelgrhoose from. Midway Markl!t, isbed. Phone !193-3975 or 992ler. Raeine. D-D-tle Phone !1!12-2582 or 992-2565 2071 evenings. S-0-lfc I 1 . 3-':' ·~tc THERE WILL be a gun shoot Sunday. Marcb 10, beginning CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy: HAY AND CORN , finlt caH, One three room apartment, at noon at Forked Run Sportsregistered Guernsey Heifer, very nice and modern. Shown man Club. Everytne is wel· John J. Rose. Long Bottom, by appointment only. Phme ~ come. Ohio. Phone 949-28'11. 3-7-3tc 992-5271. S-0-lfc cOPPER and brass will be towCARPETS a fright? Mal:e them er in price soon. 811 sell now ForS.Ie a beautiful slgbt with Blue to Bill Bailey, Seoond St.. HOUSE for sale in Clifton. Lustre. Rent eleclrlc obamReedsville. • 3-7-61< Beautiful private borne, for 11. Bakor Furniture. children. six rooms (three s.4-6tc COUNTRY MUSIC at Sportsbedrooms), divided baaemen~ I man Bar Friday, Saturday play room and shower. Two HEREFORD SALE : 24 Buill and SUaday from 8 to I. Junclots 50 x IIIII; 12 x 18 barn. and 24 Females, Sootheastern tion of 124 and 143. 3+3tp Property fenced in. Inquire Obio Hereford Aaaociallon, at Blanche Compson, Cll(. Spring Sale. All clean pedif WILL NOT be responsible for lon. 3-l-3otc grees both borned and polled. any debts other than my own, Saturday, March 18, 111118, Henry Doerfer, Jr. O'iE USED Coca Cola machShow 9:30a.m. S:lle !:110 p.m. ~p ine and one used cigarette Rock Springs Fair Groundl, machine. $25 each or botb for · Rt. 33, three miles oorlh of I WILL oot be responsible for $45. Newell's SUDO{'O, ChesPomeroy. Ohio. 3-Utc any debts contracted by my ler. 3-1-'!c wife. SINGER SEWING machine In John Simpkins pc ODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy lovely sewing . table. Does ~II Rt. 2, Cbeshire. 3-0-3tp miniature. $75 and up. Stud regular sewmg, plus dial ' dfl . "'f'rvice and groomin1. Phoo~ equoppe or ancy Zig zag HAPPY HOUR, Sbenang Springs 992-0443. 11 3 tfc · buttonboles, overdeSigns, Nite Club, 5 to 6 p.m. Moncast. etc. Only 6 monthly payday thru Friday. Ladies nlgbt POTAT~ES . Clarence Proffit!. ments of $1.67 per weel:. every Frld•y. U.tfc Portland. Phone 843-2254. Phone 99'/.-2885. 3-5-tlc 11 3 tie NOW OPEN, Brinker Jewelry SINGER SEWING machine, and Watch Repair, 5th st .. COAL. heavy. lum'l s•oker, egg sews forward and reverse. and mine run. Excelsior Salt Racine. Zig zag equipped to button~p Works. Inc .. E. Ma:n St .. Pohole, monogram, darn, etc. meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tfc Sewa like new. Poy off 6 payPENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY ments 16.76 eaoh or $30 casll. will pay (or a bralre adjust- T\10 STORY, seven room home ; Phone 99'/.-2185. a+tfc ment at Pomeroy Home & four bedrooms , bath, I a r g e Auto. 1-7-lle utility room. gas heat. Five ST!JREO CONSOLE, contemminutes walk to Middleport porary walnut stereo with raREVIVAL starting at the Mt. business dlslrict. Paul Houddio . deluxe Ooatlng turntabHerman U. B. Church, March ashelt 992-2246. 2-27-!0ic le. Was Door demonstrator. 11 at 7:30 p.m. each evening. Will sell at dlsi!OU!It price ol Rev. Carey Knittle of Cincin- MOBIL HOME, Bx35, excellent $f1.77. Call 99'/.-3218. , 3-IHitc condition. Completely furnishnati. Ohio will be the Evangelist. Special singing each eveed. $1850.1111. Call 992-5262. 7.-28-301fc GOOD MIXED bay. Vernon ning. Everyone ill welcome. Nease, Nease SetUement 11-6-lztc Road. Minersville. Pbone SPECIAL! Early American 94!1-311111. S-0-Stp stereo, AM & FM radio comW1ntecl bination. Recently repossessMIDDLE-AGED LADY to do ed. Take payments of 18 per BEAGLE PUPS, I montbs old; housekeeping five dayo a good breed. Fern D. Norris, month, or pay balance of week, weekendllree. IJve ln. Racine. RD I, on Racine-Po1117.10. Call 992-3218 for free Call 247-Z!ft. H6tc meroy state highway. Phone demonstration. 3-5--Gte 949--1033. ~tp SILVER WAR nieldes! Paying 6 cents each; or $2.50, per 1968 WHITE zig zag portable HAY; Pbone 9115-3317 or 9115model one rDooth old. Monoroll. Jim MoNts, Box 57, llllt3372. 3-6-3tp grams, overcasts, appliques , land, Oblo. $.Htc sews on bultons, buttonhole~. blind hems, all without at- BIG 119c SALE AT DRY ANT'S C:JMPLETE OUTFIT of mlll:BUDGET SHOP, 1118 W. Main, tachments. Balance $19.80 or ers. can 949-1171. ~.. paymenta of 16.81 per month. Pietures, all sizes and kinds only 119c, values to $5, large Phooe 992-21136. 3-5-6tc MAN TO WORK as salesman, plastic bowls 4 for 19<:, grab full or partUme. Call Mlck bags worth $1 to $5, 2 lor 119c, Williams at 99'/.-1387 dayo or STEREO, Beautiful wood wallarge scrub buckets t for 119c, 992-2921 evenings. U-41c nut oonsole, with AM & FM radio. Sold new $2119.9S; bathroom slnlos. regular $211 three months old. Now $1Z7, now only $7 .99. bottle warmW•nted To Buy or pay Ill per month. can ers !or the car, regular $2.211 ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. 99'/.-21136 for free borne trial now only 99c. silver bridge miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard 3-5-61< record by Ray Anden1011, lllc, Cecil, !00 W. Main St., Pomemagazine rack. 99c. TV set, roy. 1-25-tlc 19117 SCOTTIE camper, 13 loot, worka gOod, 114.99, light bulbs, 181111; 1965 camper, 17 foot, 25 waU. 5 for 119o, 150 wall Help W•nted $350. Contact Geortle G. Ro3 for 99o, travel bags 99c ea.. 'YOMAN for housework. Three berts, Bashan, Ohio. ~I electric blankell only $8.!19, days a week. Pbone ~. many other sneelalo at BRY· S-0-ztc USED SPINET piano, walnut ANT'S all tbls week. 3-!-61o finish: 3 years old. A-1 condition, $150. Used Silverton• CORN. Ch.ries Goeglein. Rt. 3, Lost organ, play as regular organ LOST FRIDAY, pair of girl's Pomeroy. 3-6-3tc or as chord ; walnut finish. light brown frame glasses S395. Used Silvertone chord MOBIL ROME on \1-acre lot, somewhere between Pomeroy organ IllS. Used Wurlltzer Junior High School and P<>caf?Ort with 10Xl2 room atspinet organ complete with meroy new car wash on East tache<! . Large patio. drilled Main St. If found, please call small tone cabinet, ideal for well water. Flatwoods Road, church or home. ,795. Wen99'/.-1179. S-0-!lc Pomeroy. Pbone 99'/.-5562. dell'a. 1209 Garfield Ave., U-6lc Parkersburtl- Phone 115-1401. ForRint 3-5-stc COCKER S.anlel Poodle popFOUR ROOM HOUSE, floor pies; AKC registered. C&M gas furnace, John J . Rose, SEVEN ACRE farm, seven Kennels, Pomeroy. Phone Long Bottom. Ohio, phone room house, two good welll, 99'/.-5562. ~tc 941-28%1. 3-7-3tc cellar, out buildings. Large garden space. CbarUe Greer, HAY AND STRAW. Phone 1117.SEVEN ROOM bouse at Bashlllltiand, Phone 71Z-43511. 6227. »121o an. Pbone 949-370'1. 3-IHitc s.s-6tp. FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM 1!1>1 BUICK, See Ray Prollltt STRAW. Edson Roush. Roclne. pllone 949-!175. !~ APARTMENT, Middleport, 3-5-!lc or phone 949-2113. phone 992-3171. S.llf• .,_lness Services MA YTAG wrin&ei" type wasber FURNISHED and unfurnished REPAIR ALL SMALL APPUand ael of tubs on stand, Very apa~tments. Cl... to school. ANCES, toaster, miller, Iron. good condition, $7$. Call 949Phone lf2-SUI. 111-11-lfc 3712 after 4 p.m. can opener, perculator, fry 3-5-ltc pan, balr dryer. beater and LARGE Ove room and bath 'vacuum cleaner, and ALL AT TWIN STROLLER Like new. apertmenl. ne~y de<'<ll'atod, APPIJANCE HOSPITAL. 3rd Cbarte~ Goegleln, Rl. 3, PoSTREET, MASON, W. VA. furnace bell, Pomernv. U-3tc meroy. Phone IIIIZ-53Il'l. I ;.tfe 2+30tc • ,, All •nelplt ttnight end mixld. Bvlk iJrtadlnt ttr• vln. Liquid nUrottn. &rly tHSOn clltceunt now. ., AREA WAREHOUSE . •* "', ........_.,. -w-m. C. C. IIJIADII'ORD AUCl'IONEEB Complele ....... Wrlle, , _ or Ooallel Crill Brdfanl Raclle. Oldt I 1 tie Am CONDmQNING Refrtger- ' atlon service. Jock'o Refrigeration, New Haven. bone 882-21179. 4 8 tie READY - MIX concrete delivered rlgbt to your project. Faat and easy. Free estlmaies. Phone 992-32114, Goegleln Rendy - Mix Co., Middleport, Qhto. 6 !II tie BUDGET PRICE furnllun! on our third Door budge! abop. Baker Furniture. Middleport, Oblo . ? 2S lie COAL ·' , SERVICE ·a 2' . OHIO'S FINEST Fertilizer Service I!D . 1 I s.mces FAII'd , 32 and 'e ten(bs acres, MACHiNEs inci Ser· ~case settlemel\t; ' ~ · VENDING house, bath. drilled· w~n: s ... vice, A.B.C." EnterprlsM, 111>oon, W. Va, ~ or Tlln>e chicken houSes, barn 77U85t' . • w.«p and silo. • 3-7-lfu ' ~. 7'~~ ' '•' .. MoN. THRIIFRt:.' -· ae.r •Truck •H..._ Con •lui~ 'AIIJ'Type ' WISEMM AGENCY G•llipolis, Ohio REALLY SOMETHING SPECIAL ' Klint GOBLE'~ • ' .' ' ,n 241N Some lucky family will save at least $7,51111. on Ibis beautiful Lincoln Hill property. Owner bas 127,01111 in it. You'll be delighted when you see the plush wali lo wall carpeting throughout, the many built-in features, the up-to-date kitchen (range, refrig., etc.), 11> baths, 3 bedrooms and part- ~ ly exposed fuU basement (Ideal for family room or two more bedrooms.) This older home has been completely rebuilt 1new eellings. kitchen, furnace. etc.) in excellent Colonial styJe. lt really is somdhing special. Call Ike Wiseman 4463643 or evening 446-3796. Dmi'L wail, '"'"ll now. . I ~It •reel, Oi EXPERT , Wheel Alignment . · 5.55 Want ~~utlful · ~~ Fully Insured . f O'Connor's · · 7:50 A.M. . . 12 MOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M~ '"t.J' 4· TRH AND. LANDSCAPE SERVIa LEGAL NOTICE ~~~ FOl IALI The rul e1t1te owned by tht late Htltna M. Clilford. t ltuate on Briek Str ee t, Po mProy, Ohio, will b e of- • fered fo r 11le at the office~ of Crow, Cro,.· & Porter, AUomey1, Pomeroy, Ohio, I I 10:00 A. ~ . on tht J61h d.ll1 of 1\'luch . 1968. The property Ia ap· pralaed at 12.1100.00. and cannot be Mill f or len than the appulted vatu.,, Term• of sale: cam. and tUb· Ject t o the lien for rul ettatt taxel fur 11168. The ri1ht U rettrved to SEWING MACHINES, repair vi 11 ake WY •¥' serce,ams - · The F brl ...:.... p -eroy.· Authorized ' c Singer "'""'• Sales omd Se 1 W Sb rpen an rv ce. e a Scissors. S-29-tfc Repaired Assorted Adjustment Thes ALL SIZES (:J: t :lll. (J) '· 14 Jt montlui, D•tM lOiia. tht• ttth plus lax eacb OYDE KUHN Tuppero Pt.l111, 0. Phone 667-3682 lnsuranCI day ot r.wu...,. AUTOMOBILE !naurllnee ben ....... ,......, ...... .IONN C• ••UOM eanoelled? Loot ef Ntd C.....,. 2•131 J-11; 1-7 I te . PROFESSIONAL Color TV and Stereo, Hi-R service. Roust calls in Pomeroy and Middleport; $1 on oolor TV, Cbucb TV Service. 152 Bullemut, Pomeroy. Phone !19U11811. ,_11-301p or'o Ucense? ~~ operat. 992-29M. e a Jte ....• )'Otlt can LIOA.L MOTICI ROBERT ROY HARKON, whOIOI pliCI of re•ldence 11 .aoute a, Cattl•tbur•· Real &t•t• For S.le ltenluckJ, bdn• I aOA·redd•nt of the St•t.ll of Ohto. 11 hereby noU· fled that on the :lttb diJ' of ,Jamury, 1118, P•t Hannon, beiJI.f pl..taUff. filed her petition acalnlt him M Ce· lendtnt In the Common PleM Court;, Meiltl Co\llltJI , Ohio , Cue N"o . 14.250. pra)'lnl for dlvoi'QI! from aald Robert KGJ' Harmon on the IJ'OIIIId.l of IJ'O:II ne11act or dul1 and es:· treme C"I'Ueliy . Pll\nt!U fllrtber pntJI'I for cuatod:r of minor dlli4Nr!. t.ro- FOR SALE: Five room boule wllb bath, baaement and olorm wtndoWB, Rutland Stnol off Middleport 1110. can 992- Said C<l lllll! will be ror llearllll on or Iller the 16th dll' of Mardi. 1..._ '-' Marty•• P"lntlff J, I . ~rlen, A.Hornlr ftr Plalllflff · 2 ,1; 8.1 l.IJ; 1:1; 29: )(arch 'J.atc porary .. nd permaneat aupport IDd llimony ;~nd other proper nnet. :.D-12tc 1. J'orfear 1111& O.WIIer enft POMEROY - UNION AVE. One story 5 room frame borne, modern kllc$ell, with built-In cooking unit. bath, basemen~ gas furnace beat· lng, large lot. 11.0110.110 POMEROY - BRICK sTREET - 2 story 5 room home, 2 bedrooma, bath, fnmt porcb. Lot 1Cb<l25. Only ~.5110.1111 POMEROY - Two story brick, Two 4 rooms and balb aparlmenl, gas furnace beating. Close to Main Slr..t. Good Investment. 111.5110.110 WE HAVE BUYERS UST WITB US VIRGIL ar HELEN TEAFORD . ,..,. ..__ Ll!co!<hlll&' t.l!pora 11. Unel:of monplol4 Ill. Jl'old .over ..Ot!oe ..... 40.llua'a 22. Norweri&n capl~ 21.8cotf• %2. EXeuaot ~~ PQ.\CE. AR t. teRT~IN l ~AT T H06E AWt::ll. I ln Boowordl't AddiU.. .. tbll VU. 1... of Middleport, wl1l 1Mi .u.nd rar .-» al Uti otnc. at Crow. Cnw 6 cyl., auto., lte•ter .. . . .. , . , . . . $395 .~ 1961 Chev. 8e1Air2Dr. V-8 eqgjne, std. tratisl, R~net H ' 196 Hord V-&4 Doot: ~ ·r . 5 • trll\1., R 1nd H :·, . . . . . . . . . $395' '· 1959Chev.~IAI,::YJagon . .. ~~ · engine, lllto.i R ~ndJi, . . .· . . <. $2~· .,, . ' ; 1960 Chev. Wagon 6 cyl., R"nd,H . . :: ' .. t.~ . . ... .. $1~<;he~. Bis.'4 Do'or ·· · ,· 61960 cyl., std . .tr•ns., ll 1nd H , .. ... $199 1.959 Chev. lis. 2 Door 6 cyl., std. trans. . . ... . . , . . $199 ' 3&H- otateo abbr. 37. Claw at. CIImblq' '\ ua. .... 28. Tell 32. Lot eabin 33.Bent U . RofuAI 311....... O'BRIEN II CROW REALTY CO. MIDDLEPORT - AN EXCEL. LENT BUY - IDEAL LOCA· TION - 2 story frame, t rooms (4 bedrooms), bath, 1 nice !root porch, -.n doors and windows. $5,0110.00 REEDSVDJ.E - rorrAGE W1TII RENTAL - II> story frame, 8 rooms (3 bedroomS), bath, 2 porches, basement, garaie, utility room In basement, free gaa. 11.11111.00. RtJTLAND IDEAL FOR HOME OR CABIN - 3 ocreo of land, lft'&vel road. barb fence, good dug wen and year ,, round sprlnp. ti,IIIO.IIO ·· CONTACI' UB FOIL ·YOOII REAL E91'ATE NEEDS =.- 5~; plant t1.8teJD t2. Plen4 1959 Chev. BiL 4 Door 6 cyl., sltl. trl.,., , . . . . .. .. . , .. $149 43.- ..... ... 0ompen- DOWII' 1960 Ford 2 Door . 6 cyl., std. tr1n1., ...-cis m~r -rk $69 I. Alilllllcm - 2.- S.:BodJof DAILY CRYPI'OqUO'IE-IIeN'• how 1D work lti . MA.NY MORE CLEAN LATE /t\OD!iLS &X'I'DLRAAXB '.II L 0 If 0 r B L L 0 W . . OM tetter llioplr IWidl tOr .... In lb\IIIOIIlplo A~~­ '"" 1110 1111e1 L'o, x ror tho two O'o, ote. 1111111 !Ilion. ' lfOIII!Iel. u.o 11o1111 O!ld t<>rmau. "' tho ..... on 111 - · li:oCh day till ...,. -' .. ' ..' . A. IPHR80Q CQAWD, ATW OtJitw•- ....... PH • .IP9W• CTWDW' Ofllce . . . . 1111....... "! · '' VTIIQ , RBAA.V.-01 OODD 4·• Q.Y l . tt i l-l£ POOl(', POOR "wail. lllltll. IHuato taU. V.lllql af . ~ Hell• COUIIIIo Oll.lo, ..ml lAta • 6 v.a' ' • LJ:rTLE 25.Kklr. boy ·- - Tilt: Nil . - : : •' •• Enlertoined 1960 Chev. llis. ·2 Door · 'I · 6 cyl., std. tran•~, Rand H .. , .. ". ~$2$ ·~ 23. Touche" AIIIen M. Col, - Well As , Low· Priced Used Cars ;.; II . T.Wup. 18. Remalnlq lt. Beton to. Public ..,.._ ' 1961 Dodge 4 door 1e. Bunltld ... Point ,, I pve Junctun t&. Afttrma dlllta . ' I :J.'J. ·"·· 21 3\c: ~-aod­ 14.Knllbt'• 17. Wltbout pedal Mason Area Informed . As LEGAL rtOTKE Oo141a 8mitll. ' Dd J , M'/ LOVE RlR fv'OIJIQU> IS GR.61'\TER 11'\ll.tJ 1'\t.J./ <Jff.i£R LOll~ I 0 DIC, .... I.IM.Yeout Utlo Uli.A.Item S16.50 & SI&.SO All Regular 1izes S12.SO · John W~ VanMeter 992-2788 -- , .,; . t 0 C•riWIINifl Aud,_ ..,vice, A.ud'-""rl CrtW. crew & ,.,.r, AfMrlttYI .., MMiftiltrlfr4• -y _.....,. ............ Just ARRIVE ill ' 1 uollio ond,. POl IAL.I ti.Pollobeo 10,.,... .. lbleldo 12. Otlof Sowl1 Wide (hal! .~ . ', . . ' T1MI houtehold fiNidl and etlodl of Olt CNJden, ~a.ed. will "M oft. eNd lor ule M lilt auet&on at hflr retl41nee Jhledlville, Olllt. eommn· dill •t 1:00 P .M. on Baturd•J tha 13rd d17 of Maft!h, • •· IM I. Mltltf't IMIMIIIIItrtlrlll ef tltl ...... .. Ott , ......,.,. -tAl t.Cub Now J lEEK ~D MEEK, • l"li- LEGAL NOTICE DAILY CROS'SWORD -'- HEIIRY (UlAND $12.00 NOTICI 0' AI'I'OINTMINT Itt... et Mltn Ltwt• DMtllt• NoU~ .. bereb, JlftiD tblt Jlhllle Ntdlne Sl11le of :t5'rZ lloll.o• "A"t'l"' nue, CoiUmbUt, Ohio bM Ilea dub tppolnted Eneutrllt of tile Iaale of M;~ry Lewk, tiefl!IMII, ...... Meip County, Ohlt. . Cntdlton an req,utred to fUit UMir el<~llllll with Nkl lld1tel•n within •our FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-M-TFC i181111. TIRESR TIRES J.AMII CLIFFORD, A.dmlnllfr•ter of thl l!ltlft of Htltnt M. Ctlfflltd, D•ceOINd. EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, $1.95 plus parts If needed, Pomeroy Home & Auto. 11-SO.TFC . Keeping rejec t any bld1. EXPERT Motorcyole Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-111-TFC • -. co~ .' DID TA~ urm. c~n.o , TO FAI.L INTO 114: <: WTC~ a: ~OC\-1 B'E.~IAL~! DoN'T 'l.QU. MJg~ . '14ti~ ·~'il ....... OH, DEAR; IF i~SO~~ ""'"' '&I '""""' eur ~ u~ CfNIHG~ ~L'J MI\.K! �. . • . • g :_ The ~b' ~ntlnel, Pomeroy-Middlepot1, 0 .• ~rch 7, 1968 . ' - . ' ' •fO:•:••:;:•:•: ~O:::i'-:,::.;.;.::;~·,,'~C;.;.. LO<tge Plans Recognition Event Plans for a recognltlon ser\'lcc at the April meeting w~re made wtlen Pomerol· CnapWr 186, Order of the Eastern Star, met TU.IiicJay night at the Masom c oCfker; 1owell on M.arch 16, ~larch HeineJlb'\l iiiC on 23; Che shire-on March 30, and Wd.Jb on \pn l 6. 1 he cllapter mcmber ,r were atso mHted to 1 ncndslnp Night of th e J'omt Plea:-;ant (hapter on March HI ::·:c~ :Middlep6rt... ;:;' Auxiliary to · Personal Notes [!, Hold Annual ' Mrs Charlie Beech and son, Party. Mar. 16 t.• , ;.·.;. Jerr) of Columbus, former residents of \i me S:., in MiddleTemplfl . port, were visitors here TuesThret 50 • year membership da.v. Among the many friends Mrs. Wtckham ~ave the fare - the.) visited wa s Mrs. Minerva plna will be presented at the April meeting and past matron s well during the rituallsht' clos- Childers. and past patrons of lht!- chapter m~ of the chapter and 1 efrcshThe !{ev Howard R~pelt, acment s were served b) Mr and companied by lu o: father , C. E, will be recogmzed During the mectmg presided Mrs I- red Blaettna1 Mr. and nuppelt , were at the Lake White Mrs. Uugh cuslt'l and M1 and Club [nn at Waverly recently for over by Kathryn Jordan, worth~ matron. anrl James Soulsby , wor - Mrs ,Joe Sisson a meeting of the Presbyterian thy patron, the charter wasdrap Church Society lommittee. Purpose of the mooting was to study f!d for Miss Ada Hoskms. Imtla the chur rii' S relationship lO SOtory work was conducted Cor one eandldate and two neYil) affiliat Cial concerns ed member s were welcomed SoMr and Mrs lharles Price ~- and daugh ter, Kay, or Columbus lollt for the tmtiatwn wu Mrs • Mt and Mrs ll usscll Housh were weekend guests of her parCaddie Wtckham Several mvitatLons to inspec- of { n!rago, Ill wc1 e 1ecenl enl s, Mr ar\d Mrs Karl Owen. Uona were read and mduded gu~st s or h1 s mother, i\11s lie•Mrs Paul Smart and the Rev. Evangeline Chapter at Mtddle tha !Jail , and Ill" I.Jro\111.'1 s, B1JI Charles .S1mons were in Wellsport on March 13 with the worthy and Jimmy of lla•tford \.\ Va ton Fi l day for board meetings David Har n s snn of ~h and of the 1110 Grande Assoclalloo. lt'and matron as the mspectmg Mrs henneth \!.It ns 1s N il ~~~ s Marunng Kloes ls a busitmed 10 his home Wllh pneu- ne ss ~ 1S 1t01 111 Lolumbus today mom a Bobby Crow 1 elut net! to 1\ent TONIGHT - MAHCII 7 State 1 nn•c• :)il.Y Sunda) after W lN ~ BALX;E ' ~t;;s and Hammei 5tem's spendlng sc\e ral days hell' WJtl) ;, SOUND OF MLSI C" \rffi.l- I' l l\at e L\Jane G. Tuttlr.o, his parE'nts \It and ~lrs Hob - 2U, son of Mr . and Mrs. Glenn (Techmcolor) ert ( row S) racuse W. 1 uttle, Mine1 svdl~ 1cceJved Juhe Andrew s Bruce a Parachuust Badge l- cb. 21 UPon Plummer coiTlJ)letlun of the Infantry · Cobs and Robber s Observed t1me: 3 hrs, 15 mm, Xhuol' s tluce \'octk a1rbotne Thr.o third bnthda) ammers<H) wurse at } t. Benrung, Ga. closes: 8:15 p.m. of Bruce Jolm son, son of Mr. and 75c, and ~Irs Du11 Jolmson of Pon land wasobservcd1uesdaye\'CnAND SATURD,\Y w g With afanuly part). March 8- 9 (ake, kl• L1ean1 punch ancl LA ~T CII\U..ENGl-~ coffee were sen \'d to the guest s (Techrucolor) Se~eral members were remduding Mr and '\Irs \\illlam PQrted Lli when Theodorus CounFord - Angte Dickinson McKelvey and lh uce McKel~cy ci l 17, Daughters or America, HILLS Rt.;i\ BED Portland, ?-.h a11LI Mrs Theron (Techmcolor) met Monda) night at th e lOOF Johnson, Mr ami ~1rs Ben Ph •l- hall ~Iva son Mr s Freo Philson, and Durmg the meeting conducted Mrs Mina 1 ew1s of Hatine, and by Wmona Cook, associate coun. the ~~s• older son , BllaJJ ctlor. tt was reported that Fanme McNamee 1s improved from 11lnc ss. It was noted that she re ccnUy observed her 93rd birthda,} and Utat a gift had been taken to her from the Council at that hme Mrs. McNamee is the oldest liVIng charter member of the CounCll E:hzabeth Campbell remains confined to Holzer Hospital, and tt wa s reported that Norma Chapman IS lll at home. Also reported at the meeting was the lllnes5 . pomeroy . Personal Notes MEIGS THEATRE Johnson s B1rthday • Eye& for the ······:·. . ::·· OPEN FRIDAY 9.:'30 AM lp ·9,,..., PM .-· $A JU .Ytstt Elberfeld& in J!oomijroy - ~e tbe mllJ')' new t.rrlva)s ul overthestore'- Livingroom,Bet~foom, dtlu~' room and ·• kitchen furniture on the 3rd tloo! ...: ;Nom.en1 .&. a.p,d (Hi ls! Real\y To Wear on the 2114 Floof·- Men's and 1\nv.."' We&'r on the "Main Floor ...... Lingerie, FuundationGarmentsan~ In:·· ;.;:: " First came stO<skingt. · glasses and rromlndiatorpla.stic B1P y rt$l0rted. Two units were pre-senting candidates lor ~art,. ment treasurer, Mrs. ,Raymond :: I :;. ·: ·: ·: ::: I was given by Eunie Brinker1 ·' ;:f~ ~ Colors - Wedgewoad Blue, Celacbn Green, O.atco'!li Ven- Contribution Made by Class Ute ~Cffie .. A contnbution to the heart lund was made when the Loyal Pals Class of the MHklleport Church of Chnst met 'I ucsday mght at the home of Mrs Susan Rawlings f/ potll'Ck dinner preceded the meeting Mi ss t r anees Roush presented the program usint: an article entitled "Lost and Found" from the Billy Graham magazine, "Deciston " The travehng prlze donated by Mn; Ahce Robeson was awarde1l to Mrs Audrey Fro:;1 Mr5 L. E. Reynolds had charge of a brief business meeting Attending the dinner bcs1des those named were Miss Nina Russell, Mrs. Mary Baile~, Miss Mildred Hawley, and Mrs. Pearl Reynold s Dress and Coat Ensembles lty L'Aiglon ·.... ·~: ' Don't look now but you're slell1· mg every spring acene m your natty new rayon lmen ensemble Gay lltr'tpes, em· bo!lsed florala .and cbain eff«ta on ~\: lil!l>t grounds '• st... B to 18 --------------- 1 RUPTURE-EASER .~~;.· ;:o-.; 1" :· i·. ~~: R•;ht o• ~ •~· S495 Double $6.95 N1 flnlnr Rt<!UIItd ~ * 11 . f: relluc•b lt lll(Ui llll Nrnra Bac~ la cl nl ld IUStabl~ sn.-ps •n lrc~t A~Jullible 1e1 strap Soft flal 1101n ptd For mt n women anll childru Mill o rd~rs I IY& ITlU!Ur~ 110111'1<1 IO""Ut part of abdomen Spee1!~ r•lhl left or do~ble LEDLIE SISTERS ·~ ~·. STYLE SHOP Opp. Upper P•rlcins Lot *Y:-:-:·: :·· ... : ...:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·: stron1 form 11111111 wath l~l• support lor Pomeroy .·:·:·:·'·:-:·.·.·•·••-:·:·:::,.,,.,., •·•·• ,.,,:,:,:,:,:,:,:::: :.::::~ ;;,. Swhh•r and Lohu Rex•ll Drugs ~~1~--- -!!"!'!!..: IF YOUR SHOES ARE NOT BECOMING TO YOU-YOU SHOULD BE COMING TO US! pedwin~ YOU NG IDEAS IN SHOES 'MENS BOYS lrown , .., .. ~~ths r •• ""'"' lOLL LOAFER --------------------------· fiHOEBOX :f ~ ·'. tnm. . -· Ar ) ~n!I I .JiY ;: - d l Prh.: ed n l charge { 'J ·, f COSMETIC CASE, ••••• , , , • , , , •• , , • : , • : '. \~M5 } TOTE BAG ••.•••••••••••••••••.••••• ~~ • "t.t9 ..,~ .• AIRWAY UNIMOLD ' I I 2 surrea ........... ', ........ {. ~ .. SAJ,.E •30.49 3 SUITER •' •• , • , •••••••••....••.••• SALE $33.49 Colors; Cl!.l!l'coal, brown. , •;. , ., .. .. r AIRWAY DISCOVERY ·: ·:' LADIES' CASES Colors- Honey gold, wlllte, blue, green 22" WEEKEND •••••••...••• , •••• , ••• SALE, $21.419 ~ 25" PULtMAN •• , ... , , , , • , , •• , ..•.•• ~LE $3G.49 28" WARDRQBE ....... ,,.,.,.,.,., •• SALE'1S.49 IS" COSMETIC CASE ...... , , • , ...• , • . SALE $19.49 16" TOTE .... , . • . . . . . . • .••••••••• SALE $ 9.t9 Colors'- Olive Brown. Cllarcoil Groon .22"" COMPANION •••••••••••••••• , •••••• .$21.49 26'' TWO SUITER •.••• .'•• .••..••.••••..• .. Hefreshments were served by Myrlle Walker and Mary Roush. to meet a BY DICK THOMAS Ted Reed, ~r . of Pomeroy was re-elected 'o:tstrlct Chairman of the Masll!I.VOIIla-Melgo .Special Purchase BETTER DECORATIVE -: 'Pillows .• .. ·:.. •, ·. Here's the ultimate kind of stay-up stocking, rising high on the thigh. The special stay-up top i!~ so scrupulous it won ' t allow 11 wrinkle or sag to devf!lop. And IIIP POSE won't rtde down. Yon get all the beauty of o panty hose and none of the probiPms. It's more economical. Now you don't throw out a p.lir if one leg runs. And we 've taken the panty aw.:ty. No w you ha,·e the choice again to ~ear wf1atevcr 'ou 'jl Hke. No garter.!!, nu attaf ltmcnts at all ~ith new Jill'· POSE, Just unbritlled: unfctlered ff'mininity. Wouldn 't you know we"d come up with the newest'? Sl.75 a pair . .J THURSDAY .. ;· ,•. :· ; Beautiful di&tlnctlve fabrlces, PIUIIIPly !Uled with Kojlok Decorator colors. ..:: Fabrics Include Maletasaes. crushed velvets, tapeatrle• si.lks, embrolderieli and freizes. ·: :· ::Ome have zlP ott covers, Others are trilled or have ~· : selLSALE $3.19 ......... ···: PERCALE ·1 36'' ALL COT 1ON \I .. Big ..lecllon i1! new prints ;: and aolld colora. Fliie for .· weat'1 ;: ~ta, ' ~=·· ladles' .· ' Quality whlte 'plastic ,Hat with paly!oam padde4 winged m.at~resa. Wety str~. 4 rattle ballo, hook over car S\lll attachlne!tt. ,I etc. TRAININ'G AW AROs - Rocelv~ TraiilfliiJ Awards at the M-G-M District Annual Dinner Thursday ntght at K,yger Creek High Scl'loc)I Were: (1 tor)- John Metzger, Scoutmaster, Troop 206 Chelblfo; Maey Laltw, Don Mother, flll'k 261 Pt. PleasiiJII; and WUitam ~uf!er, Troop Commltllloman, Troop 248 Pomeroy. $3".19" :: ,. :· INUMT SEA I OUAD~IGA ....·... . " ·· 15"- 16" SQUARE STYU! ;: .. :· • .. :: • • Mrs. Amos Loonard. Accent your ~ring wardrobe with wonderful Select your favorite style from wristltmgth,braceletlength, miG-ann length and formal opera lerigth. Leathers• magic motion double woven nylon, Kaytex kidskin. White, beige, black and many fashion colors • . m., at courthouse. PAS'!' CHIEFS, Magoolla Tem- ple, Pythlan Sisters, at the home of Mrs. IR..Ie ::fn.ith Instead of at the Ebersbach home as an.- ····: . •: .. :· oounced. CATIIOIJC WOMEN'S Club at the Sacred Heart Catholic Otwch auditorium at 8 p. m. W~Delay UNDERWEAR FOR MEN AND BOYS ,O fJ)eath >' ln the Men' a and Boys' Ileparttnent on the let Ooor you'll Qnd a complete aelocllon of ljllderWoar for men and bays- T...i.Irta, brlela, athletic shOrts in several styleai oieeveleso undershirt•, Ilghtwe!iht union suits, shoulder button union suits, mid length shorts. And you'll f1nd all sizes tor boys ln sizes 2 to 20 and men's In sites 50 and even 54 Ill certain styleL It'll Pill' yuu to •'!~oct tho at,yle and size'"'" derwear you need and atock uP nowl BY KAYSER MEIGS COUNTY YOUNG Democrat Club regular mee~. 7:30 Qqeen May ' · Stock Up. Now on Hanes MEIG S COUNTY American Red Cros!. Chapter Board of Directors 8:3U p.m., at Veterans Memorial Hosp1tal. Ke,n Hechler (D •• 18 taldl), - o r lllep to see to It thal1bo Delta Queen, last of the greal avernisflt paasen..,Z. packets, and her riP,lacemenl IIIII Pi¥ tile 0 b I a River wlthoutlnto:rnvttoo. · • C4lnlre&IDIIIII w, va.) The coaa:resaman It eo-spon.. "·' ~ FRIDAY RETURN JONATfiAN MEIGS Chapter, Daub1luirs or America, annual Charter Dol)' hmcheon. 1 p m. at parish house of Grace Episcopal Church. Good citben. ship winners Wlll be guests; speaker, Mrs. Irvmg Karr, state . :·:::.::·: ~ctlon ·: . erboals. Tht poi~ Q!oen I• ldl~ed a\.t· bora' department on 4he "' ' " floor. if. New LJ::AP YE/\R Dance, 8 - 11 p.m Southern Local Junior Hil1! auditorium. Music by the Ravens. Public Invited. ~sored by the Tri-M National Music So- Seleclio~f Mr. Wnnglet ' to b11 ~ ~ ·I ' ' Short Sleeve SHIRTS Elistr. " ,, ' • .;Ii-I I •c.lm• .. proved Federal assistance for tile !bltbern Loco! School Dlatrlel of Meigs County. The Southern Loci! Board of U~callao, Rac!De, wlltro· colve 765 under tile proviolona of Tille I of Public Law 87 .. as amended, wlllch provide& for financial as1lst. ance to schools in Federally atr•.;).qcl -tXeas. •u. <,t ~,;~JI> fl<!ewrot. ·=~ ~- ' ' .. ....;: ' ~~ Ha, mand Post or spokesmen said. They said the Marines suffered 15 men killed and 124 wowtded and the government t:l'Oq)S "'light" losses in smashing lntD the North Vietnamese force and driving them agaLnst a blocking force ol Leathernecks. Biggest Since Lang Vel U.S. commanders called it the biggest border battle since a Comm.Wlist tank assault overran the speclal forces camp at Lang Vet, ju&t south of the surroundec:f ~\lne fort of Khe Sinh on Feb. 7. In S&igon Gen. WUUam C. Westmorel~d announced he was placing Army Lt. Gen. William B. Hosson In command or the Army Ist Air Cavalry Division and the Marine 3rd lllvlsion directly fact~ the 70,000 North Vietnamese which Amerlcio\n intelligence said are Poised foe Haooi's biggeb't Push 11 the wa.r. In other developments, U.S. Pilots new 109 nussions-the most since 117 mtsslons Feb. 4 nouon will command the U.S. forces 1n 5outth Vietnam's the Hanoi radio communications mlthernmost two province-s and receiver statlon 10 mUes south- direct the defepse or such southwest of the capital and the expected Commwilst targets as van Olen battery plant, seven Khe s,.nt~'s 6,000ornan Marine miles south or Hano1. garrison and the former lmperAmerican o«Lcials also aave lal capital of Hue. Rosson is new casualty tolls that showed considered by !ellow ollicerli to the combined nwnber of dead- be one of the Anny's top and wounded in VIetnam fighting generals. He won a combat - 136,993 _ had now chest--covering spread o! Q)Pls passed the Korean war total of - lncluding Ule Disti~ed 136,913. Service Cross, the natioJ!;'s Uosson Namd second highest-in World Warn In Saigon, Wesunoreland said combat. He will be under the direct -against North VLetnam Thurs. da,y. Among their targets were II ·:: - IR.~Y ,. ' command of Marine Lt. Gen. Ho11ert E. Cushman, chleC ol. . American forces ln South Vietnam's northern s e c tor, called I Corps. Besides Rosson' a force. ,.CUshmJn now ~ one mre Marine division anct two mre Army d:hislons ready for the North Vietnamese who have been lnfiltratlng the border ~rea in great number for months~ Until the P&llt 24 hours., U.S. ln~nce had been saying aWtrt 50,000 North Vietnamese had 1)een mustered in the \ border battle area. Today they used 70,000 as thefigure. president of the Tri-State Area Council, and his son, Greg Carlson, were also mtroduced Scoutmasters, their assistants; cubmasters, their assistants , den mothers, and explorer advisers were also recognized . ancl..aalllldo<toollllnd , Mr. Hltll iliKI Introduced Ell Deni1100, sCGUtmaster of Rut- llY United Press Intornatlooal Programs tures for conservation, protect beaches from Roatlng oil and prevent strip-miner:• from a<kl tng to the 2 million acres or America which he said had been 4 and. ~stroyed,l' ~ His propoSllls "Were encompassed iD what Interior Secretary Stewart ~ L. Udall called A JOint rr·eeting of the ~rra­ cuse-Mhtersvllle Baseball Boosters, all interested citizens of th~ town and ~racuse vlHage officials to organize summer operation of the municipal park was called at a meeting of town council Thursday night The meeting wUI be Monday, March 11, at 7:30 p.m., in the aud!..tGrllfl of the SYracuse elementary school, Ma,yor Herman London said N011omtiir ...,., flellr!edirf,l t.Y ~~~on· _ ., 1nto Greene tlnU"of Clnclnnall, own' era of tho bll boll, aay tho Queen cannol be O<GnOmloally mndllled to meet the neW regvlatlon~ 10 HI·LO TEMPS or park provided II m~ets state they are building a replaoemont . NEW YORK (UPO - T h e atandal'!s. Wider provisions of Ieg[alallon lowest lem(IOl'alllre reported toGAUGES - Gallf,polls, ' 12.3 1b' niunlclpal parkpropert.Y, a enacted This - to the U. s. Woalller Bu· and !2.6 ........, 4 feet '/if !'I'll· IG.acre tract purchased by the •hlp ' wlllcll r..U, en-ludlnr Alaska and Ha era, ft PleasBnt, 2f~20~ Pynii;t vlllage I'ast Y68r t:rom the estate waU, ""' 11•<1!111'0•• ljolow zero FOJ.:.Ia11011, 20.60;' In~~: 1.30 ·, of tht late L. D. King, will be al Houlton, Mllrie. The b I & h , filllhg; Konawlla Filll; 2:50 !ill- 'develojied to provide racllllles 1'bursda¥ was 82 at Presidio, }~j ."'.pharle•, 18.10 1 rising. b &We i!iitiJUiiet*& baseballpr Texas. •1 1 Lobdt'Jn, M.armet, aDd Wtpfielt~, jar thta summer's baseball proa'R!I On the sUl. iJ'ain, it Is expected. agreed the Boaster lllauld conllnue to · op.. . ·~~~1/':ti_., and Pee Wee RIVER GAUGES 4 candle, to Risden N, MU- holt also led the scooters in the scoutmaster of Lakin Troop singing of "Sehool Days" a n d The I!I'OUII, led by Man· 11Take Me Out To The 8 a I l· Wetherholt, sang uflaJipy game." (Colllinued on page S) Birthday'• to Miller. Wetherone Jer. 251. tting Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey today challenged Republican presidential candidate Richard M. Nixon to tell the nat'OJl now how he proposes to carry out his pledge to end the Vietnam War if elected president He told the UP!: '"! think we have a right to ask: •u you know how to end the war and bring peace to the Pacific , Mr candidate, let t h e American people hear your formula now," Humphrey said in a speech prepared for a ,l!pringfield, Dl , Democratic conference "Why wait until nert year?"' :·:·:···:·,.,.,., .•.• ,.,:.;,;;;.:-:·:·: <·fi·:: .. · if!'.~.....;~ · TWENTY-YEAR PIN - Chadds Hall. M-G-M Dlstrlct Scout Executive. presents a 2~year service pin to Charles Tom Cassells of Middleport, ca.mpmg Committee ChaJ.rman. Mrs. Cassells looks o~ap,provtngly. Cassells has 19 years and 11 months service tp scouting. accordl.ng to Hall. The presentation was Thursday nigtlt at the M-G-M Di.atrl.ct Annual Unner at Kyger Creek High Sc hool. Conference to Review Progress Everyone brterested in Improv- able. •' The total cost or the conrered conditions in Meigs County is ence will be a $1 reglstratioo invited W attend the Anooal t'fdo Resource Development Confer- fee and $1.50 per person for the ence in Columbus Frida.}o , Mar. lunch Reservations may be sent to 211. Meigs Extension Agents Margaret Grim.ths and C. E. BlakesVETERANS MEMORIAL lee said "Meigs County is movHOSPITAL ing ahead," and '~to help us ADMITTED- Sarah Calaway, move ahead taster, attendance at the conrerence would be des:Jr. c oolville; Ernestine Wills, Cheshire; Rita Stump, Cheshire; Don Rea, Pomeroy; Mary Butcher, Middleport. " I '0 ' DL"iCIIARGED - Bert TousTwo indictments were returnley, Eldon Walburn, Pauline Pered and one case was ignored ry, Raymond Robinson, Mrs. Jack by the ,January term grand JUTY in Braley and son. in Meigs County Common Pleas MeigH Countians purchased 81) Court 1bw-lida3'. new vehlclea and 138 used veThe indictments involved Ron · CALL ANSWEI!ED ~Jl,cles during the month of Feb- aid J, Wilcoxen, charged with The Bashan Volunteer F i r e "'!•l"Y, Mrs. Nellie Brown, dep.. DWI by the Ohio State Patrol, Department answered a can tKY clerk ol colU'ts, reports. and Richard M. Hayes on a non. Tuesday night to the Allen Pros. or the new vehicles purchased, support charge. The grand jury ser residence on the Long R u n 6t were passenger cars; six were ln~cted the county jail and Road A brush nre which threattrailers; eight were trucks and re<:ommended the purchase of ened the home was brought untWo were cytles. Among the uled new mattresse,; Cor prisoners der control within an hour, said vehicles, 119 were passenger and repair or an Inside window Ralph Trussell, assistant fire clrai !6 were trucks; two were screen. Gerald Anthony, Middle- chi('f. Nineteenmembersanswertrailers and ~ was 1 cycle; port, was jury foremllD. ed the call Returned by Jury .80 New Vehicles Bought" February Speaking ,f,r Schools·· No. 32 the extension office before March 22 The program mcludes: "Meeting the Needs 61 Communities of Tomorrow." Keynote presentation and Discussion, by John A. Baker, Assistant Secretary, U, S, Dept. of Agr!cuiWre; Lunch; Srnall Group Meetings on speclal phases ol t h e morning topJc, and "What It Will Take On The Part Of communi. ties To Attract Industry" b;} J. W, Henderson, Jr., President. Buckeye IntematlonaJ, Columbus. TWO CALLS ANSWERED Two calls were answered Thursday by the Middl-' emergency squad. At 12:35 p.m. the SCJ,lad went to the home o( Pat Gallagher and at 9:46 p.m. transported Mary L. Butcher from her Middleport home to Veterans Memorial Hospital where she was admltted as a medical patient. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in Pomeroy's c:bwntown busmess district was 53 degrees at 11:30 a.m. ~ with clear, sunny sldea.. Objettive Always Better Education ' ~ h,~ll JRGRAVES, :q,t. - ·~ill Sthoollllltrlct ...__ j ter educational oppartunlt,y It Is U the leadenbijl"ofyourachool necessary to face and acc:IIPt tlotrlct "'-sn't [)U8h for c~ Cb11Dg8. and in1>rovemont for your y~ Some Of will? II theieoderShill have ot """: achoal, doo'"'t pain and pUab lor changeillidln1>11>vemJnt for raor youngltora, you should seek new Ieadershl,{>. T'*"'\'are under aerlous con•lderatlonal thl•tllnesome ..u.. dromtllo ·~• in -111- _.,who !"~ • J ' "'Oka Carlsonof{,allipolis, vice- Plan Park WASIIINGTON (UP0 - President Johnson asked Congress today to double federal expendi - ~sterll• Cars " He aJ so showed colored land Troop 240, who, accord~ slides or man,y old automobiles ing to Hall, first registered In at the Ford Muaeum and an- scouting in 1939 or 1940. Hall made a 3peclal preseotlque cars he owns A highhgtrt or the evening, too, tation ol a birthday cake, with was the presentation of Mr. Hall ot a 20-year service pin to Tom Cassells of Middleport who has been in scouting for 19 years and 11 months. Mrs. Cassells pinned her husband Introduced at the speaker's table were Manning Wetherholt, chairman of the nominating committee; Dr. ami Mrs Roderick, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Reed, an d these orticers of the Tri-State Area Council: J • B. (J ! k e) Amsbary, pr"'Sident; Vl.rgil H, Watson, scout executive; a n d Bart Lovins, scout commisslon- Public to Conservation Price Tag at $1.2 Billion left Boy ScoutD!strlcl1bursdaynlght at tile M-G-M Dlattlct amual dinnor at Kyger Creek Hisb School, with approximately tOO scouters attending Elected as Ol!ltrlct Commissioner or the M~-M District was Lyle DUnsmoor of Pt. Pleasant. rAmsmoor replaces Bob Wolf of Galllpolia a• District COmmissioner. WoU, an employe of Goo<t,year Tire & Rubber co, is being transferred to Akron. Chadds Hall, District Scout Executive, presented Bob Wolf with a silver serving tray, and Mrs Peggy Wolf with a necklace as gifts or appreciation ror their work In 5ooutlng in t h e M-G-M District. Mr and Mrs Wolf received a standing ovation from the scouters as did Pete McCormick, 82year..old scouter, former scoutmaster or Gallipolis Troop 200 and holder of the Silver Beaver Award, highest scouter's award on the District level Chauman Reed presented the tll'eo! speailer, Dr. f;van-(;• .Hod· erick, (,alltpolts dentist, on UtB topic of his hobby, "Anticpe Mayor London and eotih'cilmen '"the most COJtiPI'ehenBive, most agreed all citizens ibould parsl&niflcant conservation m e s. ticipate in 1h~.,,se,Sion. Rd>ert sage ever sent UJ1 to COngress Louks, president oL the Syracuse~Mlnersvme BaseblllBoostby a Presldmt. n ers. will open the meeting and Udell aald John-s prq>O&· new Booster officers ,will be ala would bring to $1.2 billion elected. the amount tho governmOIII IIIII It was aii!IO announced th"at MEIGS G.ENERAL HOSPITAL apencl In the fiscal Y"''r starling Louks plana a tr¥J.er court on ADMmED - Hulda Klein, in June on coaservauon, comtile property he o*ns wlllcb bas Mldllleport; Edith Rice, Pome- pared to 11565 mU!Jon II[>Ont this been uied as a cOmmunit,y baseyear. · roy. The Prosldenl said his prope- ball fie1d for the las! ,13 year a. DISCHARGED- None. LoUkli was giVen rormal appro. sals were ur"". val by eouncn'to buUd the trail FmEMEN CALLED The Pomeroy fire department was called lo Fisher St. ol 2:45 p.m. Thursday to exllnsul&b a brush t1re near the home of Mrs. Waller Wolfe. 4 RUMMAGE AND BAKE Sale Come to Elber!eld' 1 busy Read1 IJollartment - See our line selection of Eafi,ter wearing apparrel ror the young set. Get her reaclj< for spring and at Elberfelda.' A beautiful •electloD of ,coat•~ •ufts, dr •ae;. eoor41~~ ~-. blouseo, mUU~, khlt oull•li IIIJ!id mike .JOur oeloctlOIIa now. Use ow co~vtnl~ Lay-Awll)' ,, · . plan. Wo carey a cal)ll)lete .range of size• fiom babel to teens - Also a tine' cltoiee of chqbby har.WO.. ' S'h to 14\1 the u.S. Department of Health • Education, and Welfare has ap- 4Y ' ciety. of ber rep[ICODIOIII. 'lldo Ia a followuj> to lopslalloll, ilso 004po1110red by Hechlir, enacted last year t&t congrea• to encourage the calstruclloll of overnight pe&aenger rlv- Stop Ill the buay . .i htstorian. Congressman Clarence E. Miller today announced that ..::-::::::;:::::···.··· ....• . :•.· . .·:. :.. oaring • bill lo )1, llo\la ~ In oorvlco,1 P!'!41!!1 ttl!• ' will be held by the "Gio-ettes': Friday and Saturda.Y in the Booth building. Pomeroy. Proceeds to purchase new uniforms tw: S1Dllmer parades. clolldl- Ted Reed Re-Elected Scouting Chairman VETERAN SCOUTER - Congratulated for his long se!'vice to scouting by Chadds Hall, M-G-M Dlstrlct Scout £x.. ecutJ,ve, Is Ell Denison of Rutland. who 1trst registered for scouting about 1939. ~nlson Ia Scoutmaster of Rutland Troq> 240. ' Coming Events !UGH SCHOOL dance party at . Wahama High ~bqol audltorllllll, 8 to II p. m.Jaysemceelng. Public Invited. SATURDAY POMEHOY SENIOR Class sponsoring a dance party saturdal nlgh4 8 to II p. m. In Po!l'" ll'01iunlor High SCiii!ol audltOJ~o' lulli with the Jays """'~ "fi mission, 75 cento. CHESTER ALUMNI Ason. round and BQuare dane e, 8 p, m.. at Cheater Grl<io School. Proceed& to Scbolar&hlp Fund at Ea•tern High. Muslt by F~:~J~· Webb and groUJ), with Jlln 1 han as the callerl today threate11ed 70,000.man Red offensive, U.S. Marines and S::Juth Vietnamese troops today h1mted c:ttwn the remnants of the North Vietnamese battalion t h e y caught Thursday in a pincers SQ.lleeze two miles northeast of the Leatherneck border com- , MEN'S CASES , ":zr• COMPANION , ........ , •. " ' .••.••• liALEll!U-49 A thank you note was received from the Brinker familJ,. The travellmg pr1ze, do~tedby Mary Housh, was awarded to Erma WUson. A silent auction was held at the conclusion of the meeting. p. l SAIGON (UPI)- Alllod troops killed It least 138 Communlats Thw-sdal In the biggest battle In a month on the north-south Vietnam border where a new U.S. military command took l • 22''WEEKEND .............. , , , •••.• SA'fW'•49 \\ 25" PULLMAN •• , ••• , ••• , , ••••• • • • • Soti!E.f2~1i" ·~ 28" PULLMAN ••••••••••. , , . , •• • • • • ~L~t9 ~ 25c, PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Temple, PYthian Sisters, 1:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbach with Miss Bernice Ann Durst a5 assisting hostess. EVANGELINE CHAPTER. Order of the Eastern star, 7:30 Thursday night at the Mai!JOrdc Temple; initiatory work to-be exemplified; officers to wear for . mats. Mrs. Cora Webb, deputy grand matron of D1stnct 25, will make an inspection 'lisU Members are to take Items for an auction ROCK SP!UNGS Grange 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and ~ etlan Red, Fawn While. 511ecial prlcee for tbis weekend - •' Unit Chairman. Mrs. Brinker r&quested that each tnember wear her membership pln or charm to the next meeting or pay a fine of :-:-:-:-:-:-: ., ., ·:·:·:-:-: :.,.,.,,,,:,:,:·:::'::,:· ,, :: :::::·,:·.:··:·.,,,,, j :;:; LAW:~ r.A~~ Illnesses Reported to Lodge ENSEMBW ' Devo,.O To The lntere&U Of The Mejg.·MIUOR Area AIRWAV UNIMOlP ~~. ,'.- stockings. A Program on Americanism or frank Lowe, husband or Lillie Lowe. He is hospitalized in l>a¥ton. The traveling prize donated by Margaret Seidenable was won by Cora Beegle. A letter wa111 read from Genevieve Mees of Columbu s. It was announced that the past councilors wtll meet on March 14 at the home of Dorothy Rea of Minersville with Ruby Erb as the hostes s Increaslog warmer toolll!t, diiOIPI tered shdwera northeasl to low iiOJ •ootilhwol!l. Mostly cl9Ud1, w!tll ,ac••" ll lered &bowero.SaturdaJ. This weekend we .0111 Introducing the new atyles1 i!f ;j\lrwajr~ Lusgage, Airway Uni-Mold, A!nfay Diacoveey -~ lho"Seeond Flllo~ with • silo. ,, ·, Sloan, Ashland, ond l\lr8. Robert McCue, Lima. The Girls. State delegate Is Lmda Grindstaff, and the alternate, Brdnda Bradford. enttne \ VIsit IM llrlll'OI')"· IJolll. this 'Shlplliont · ~f, t!lillll• -just :: , Styles lo ),:aidte•~ CasetJ Men• s ·. ~a$ J.!nimold, Travel J'!Y• Jet piU boxes, and a donation was made to the Heatt Fund and the March of Dimes. The Mid. Winter Confereru:e held Mar<:b 1-2 at CoiWDbus was at y e • • '• \ Nee<tY" tor The Nile, 4,145 mile a, Is th0 longest rlver In the world . • .... . ·. . ···' ··:··;· ·:···: • Now You Know ', ' 11 :.···:·· ' .· ' The aMuil birthday p~ was planned for Mar. 16 by the Ra.. cine American J...'egwn Auxiliacy at its regular meeting with Mrs. John Y~· president, pretilding. 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