http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2cd99f3f17801ca003046b4eeeca6bf3.pdf c03d517e024c5ae08f58897fea73b7a0 PDF Text Text . . • . • 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. Thank you notes were received from :. :·.. a/ad !IIalrl"' next parents or the distriCt - these recomm.cledd ;:,=;:~~' will you base ,Y what Don't let II pre,iudlce or on ' ' !mostly or or on bitter!¥ ... rivalries, or DD bered mOIIl!IIIJies& Let's our ba&lc �'' ~ !I' 'Ill; 'V'inu~IVY·-tiddl\1)01'4 0. ~· i/. ' ' " ' Mareh 8(1 H)6S ' . . ... . }){: .. : : • •}}::t ::)(({ ::: •• •• • :: l :l i' "' .·.:·:· :\:\j ;~\l1\~ Pteture and Story by the Hoeftiehs => , ~[)ill:).< >))···=•>:.• ... ,· .······· Meigs Girl Sout$ Move ::=:: <<= :::=:: :•:: ' :: =:: r==: := ::: ' ,. ;·::··== .. ,,,. : : Next week, March 10-16, Girl Sc::outs of Am~rica, Including the Four Rivers Couricil of which ·M:eip County is a pnrt, wnl be celebrating their 56th birthday . And Girl Scouts in Meigs County are 11 on the move." During the past six months, six new troops have been organized and 270 girls are now taking part ln the activiUes of 17 tfOOpS. ;\nd. you can bet your bottom boots that Girl Scoots do more than sell cookies! They are trained in govern- ' ment, personal health , tJrst aid, sewing, outdoor skills and arts~ !ind crafts. Leaders or the county have quite a program lined up for tbe 270 girls who find satisfaction in the Girl Scout program. Already da.Y camp has been planned for July 22-26 at Camp Klashuta. near Chester, with Mrs. William Ohlinger as director and Mrs. John Sebo as business manager. Mrs. I. R. Neal , Middleport, Neighborhood I chairman, will serve as assistant to the camp director. Both Mrs. OhUngerand Mrs. Neal are enrolled Jn a da,y camp directors' training p r ogram. They are currently attending the five sessions held at the headquarters of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Councll in Parkersburg. Mrs. Neal has served s i x months or her three year term as Neighborhood I chairman·. Sle started in scouting in 1964 as the leader of a Brownie Troop !fl lt KNITTING - Hand arts are a part of the training received by Girl ~outs. Here Mrs. Dorothy Morris instructs several members or Middleport Junior Troop 5 in knitting. J,.eft to right are Drea.ma Hovatter, Mrs. Morris, Cinc:b' Glaze and seated on the floor is Vicky Yack.. Mrs. Ruby Vaughan is lea"er of the t;roop, the Baltirnor'e Orlales rested ea1ily. ' . . . For llx long daya, Harry Dalt6ri, "1hp team's llir,!!c,to'r of Pl11ei plrsomel, labored w sign the lOam's reluclarit star, Frink· Robln'son; · ahd ' for 1 1ix dajoa ld• e!!orts W.re . frultle11. Boll 'Dalton and the rest of the Orlcilet b~II)Oo) • oi&ll of· relief Thftrl\ll,y 'wheli Robby finai\Y arttXed . hll signature ffter a . ' lfoldllut aOd lmmedl· ' week~Ont • Girl Scout Week, March 10-16 ·:·:·:· ·:.:.;-: ·.·.·=· :-:-:-: }) '' ::;: ::::: ,;.::.·!.!.: •lel.lj ' . stOt>POd intO ,.J and is now also the leader of Junior Girl Scout Troop 39. _Being lntrOO!ced inro tho day camp program for the first tlme this year will be, 1. Back Packing (leaining to pack and carry all e~ipment needed for long hikes). 2. All Day Hikes (one of the req.drements for the gypsy ba~. •· 3. A Ptullography tmlt. 4. Archery (Mrs. Bernice McKinney will be the instructor). Scout leaders will serve as unit leaders during the camp. Mrs. Paul Chapman and Mrs. Don Thomas will instruct in arts l and crafts. .. LARGER ROLE IN 1968 Tilts year, also, the Meigs COunt,y Girl Scouts will take a larger role in the Meigs COun· ty Fair. Representatives are now serving on the county's junior fair board and this year the girls will participate In the parade and opening program of tile junior fair. They plan numerous exhibits as well a!> demonstra. tions. A novel p~sentatlon by the girls will be a pet show for the children or the county. community service Is a strong point offered by the Girl Scouts who are available to any organization for assistance in r u n d drives including such activities as stuffing envelopes, soliciting and distributing ilterature. Just a few o( the past pro. jects of .some of the troops include making sock dolls Cor the junior chamber of commerce Christma& projeet, making Easter baskets for 'residents or the cowtty infirmary, tree planting at the Middleport park and holiday visits to the l11Cirmo.ry. To open the observance of the birthday of the Girl Scouts, the 270 girls ol Meigs County will attend churches around the county in groups ~ay. There wlll be special activities every day or the week and business houses wHI be displaying work of t h e girls in their windows. SJmmlng it up, Juliette Low really started something back in 1912 when she founded the first , Girl Scout Troop in Savannah, Ga. Oh, and about those cookies'! They'll be delivered next week during the birthday observance. GlllL ~£OUT WEEK - Making plans for Girl !.ieout Week ' . ' are the.. Mellis Cciun(JI leaders Including, lelt w rlatit, Mona Lee NOai, NeighbOrhood ChalrmaDj f...'har~\me ·Th0nll48i{lknma . NEW GIRLS - One of the newe st troops of Meigs County is Brownie Troop 49 at Hutland. A pla,y highlighted the troop's investiture service Wednesda,y. Membei'S are, front row, left to right, Autumn Ellis, Sherry Tackett, Tere~;a Van Meter, Christy Jones, Terri Vinil18, Tammy Martin; back row, left to 'Tight, Jeanna Busch, Florence HJ.chmond, HoDln <.:apehart, Tamm.y Fry, Hita Bailey, Carman Jewett. Mrs. Tom Martin is leader and is assisted by Mrs. Pearl Van Meter aJ¥1 Mrs. Uichard Grueser. I . Voice al()ng Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Anthony Roberts (star ,r David Merrick'• ''How Now, Dow Jones'") caught Lee Remick • on the marital ~e ... The Jim Farley& Jr., realty-theatre tycoon Bob Dowling, Letlllle Hayton all will make beodllnes .... ... l.izal>t!th . six .. montll try-tq.~orgot ' S<ott·oilman ·Bill llula!er ~ wlu•t 1hJlr ~· llmk oil ~ ' " Bllhops .Deardoil Ioiii Wilillt .... top-l'IIMVI for tile late CU,jbjat ~llliWI'I N, Y. post and (!add Notre I president Father Hesllurllh as a moll intorelting dark-horse. A Beverly Hills hotel refUsed name· ' pop-slop artist Alli\Y Warhol and er t.is whole crew so they moled- up In a motel . .. or all the many celebrities at Ethel Kennedt s Wilahinlltor! charl!l' t,fletltoo, sixteen - including sen. Bobby wore turtleneeks; Perry Como and DaVid Brinkley alone found more formal methods ot warmJng tbeir valued tonsils ... Look l!)li'a p~ l:tltoi Kemeol1 ,,., IJts olridah •"\U.... Cl1'811 I/IY!d R<Jbert Loxton. Rol;ltrt ,Alan Arthur• s comecly •'Cart)' Me Back to Momlnsside Heights," ....,.. a yoong Jewj'sh lad who tries "' ..... radal IIJilt pangs by attaching himself to a Negro as a real t968 sla-ve, somehOM manages to miss being · very funny · (it J,o.s hare hllarlouo - s . ~t mt l!\hl\¢1!"' !IIIII• ~ Jazzlnullpolet jll~ • tOfl· ~~~.~tll lilies' DaVIs ere ..,.I\Od '1.~ Wo-f tnlsi: 11'8 "'""'~aly,pj)iti. men•s Wear Dally speculated tJy antJ-semltlt; antl..Nego, atJackie and her British lord al- tempts farce but plays so many read.)' may be wed ... ft'll be of lis ugly lltue truths slralllhL a May merpr for toycoon David that it falls on lts rane while Marx' Ius Pamela and BriUIIl- skipping leadenly ])llol o a c h .,. _- ..,._ slender outfielder, Who had a Subilf.l' 1eaegr1 ln 1~67 wlth a .26J ,.....,.. and .64 ·Rilrs, Is elllJI'ctod "to arrive ·in camp M6iicla,y ""Tueoday, Jim ,, - · . a Iormor 20garile wtmer fallen on hard ulj.e$, · was . the star of the year-s first exhibition gamo as · .u · · All-Stars PATIUOTISM - Girl Scout• are tau!lhl .honoo lor their country. Here, left to right, Dlana ~llh; Cheryl Ke"'" and Sally Carleton, present the flag. They are members of sau~ bury Brownie Tr001> 220 led by Mrs, WUIIam Ohlinger. Girl Sco.u.f. Diary • • • '•' I ' • 0' oI ') ...'" ,..,.,, ' I FIRST AID - Kim Joneo adjust\ an ann allng 011 Uoa Thomas as a Pll't of the llrot lid trai!JIIW being received Ill' Pomeroy Junior Troap 61. ~a. Ibn Thomaalal.eader of the glrl1o Her assl&tlllt I& Mrlo Allan Leonard llllo will be ,... plscod b)' Mrs. Pat Dully In the n..r..futura. By Charlene • Hoeflich 1 ,.. ·~,-,·~ "! ... ~ l 1 .... .. . •" • -- By VITQ STEWNO UPI Spor<S Wrtter Frank McGuire Is going ruwhere this season and he ' - ' to take North Caroll1111 with him. M<!luJre, who Piloted North Carol'tna w tho NCAA tide II years 110 when the Tar Heela toPPled i!le WUt Chamberlain's Kansas team, isn't very popular st ChapOI HUI anymore now that he' a coaching South Carol!na. Tempera Oared on hotlt sides wh .. L\lke and North Carolina tod the drive I<> bar Mike Grosao from Playing at SouJh C&rollna, which led to the Gamecocks' probltion and pre¥- 81> any lower." . Anolhltr prominent holdout, Jofuiny Callison of the PhllacJelphta nobues, also came "' Dear Helen: Pve been !lOins with 11ds boy for two years. Lait month we went to a party and there w a s booze. II Jll)l pretcy wild. No!J I think Pm Pretlll8niTWo -ks afterward tilts boy and I broke up because we boll1 felt ao BUII!l' and aoltame<l that we couldn't face each other. I never tl!oullht this could happen. We boll1 hod discussed sex and boll1 agreed that It ahould walt till alter marriage. I wiah I was able ro talk ro him, as I still love blm, But every time we see each at school, we just otuttet" a ..hello" and walk away. M.Y Jl8rents don't know. I can't wll !Item. There's no one w talk with, rve ruined evel')'lhlns just because I thought 1t wa.i "btl'' to be with tile drinldng crOwd. *'' oth. .:::::::·:::::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·· received In 1967, which was in the $40,000-$So,OOO elaos. Tho KENT, Ohio (UPO - n will be offense against defense in bqth games Saturday night of tfie !lrot round NCAA Mid-East rutonal ba•ketball rournament '...__ at Kent state University. ~~ Yoongstown In the oPener, high-scoring Hubbard 79 Youngstown South Florida State (1 ~) meets Ohio 71 Valle.v Conference cham.Pion At Mlddtelown East T......... State (1~). Hamilton Garfield 62 Hamlltcn and Marquette Ul-.1), hundod Taft 54 by high • jlllll)ling George At SteubenVille Thompson, collides with MidZoneovlile 68 New Phlladelphla American Conference chaJlUI 40 Bowllns Gr- (18-6) in tho secMartlns Ferry 75 East Liver- ond game, The winners ado pool 59 vance to the MicJ..Eaat regional At Baldwin-Wallace ftnalo at LeXIngton, !(:. to pla,y Cleve. John Hay 80 Parma Pa- ~eutern Conference chamdla68 pion Kentucky and the Bill .Ten enta them from pl11ing In past. North Carolina would tllon otUI season Pil1 this year. have a shot at a National But McGuire enjoyed sweet Invitation Tournament bid. · revenge list week when his If South Carolina does turn SOuth Carolina Jearn best North the trick . again tonigh~ the Carolina w snOJ) the Tar Heols' wiMer or the ntk~North 20-gamo winning streak. And Carolina ~te game wUl M<Gulre's team gets Its chance automatically get the NCAA to turn thu trick again tonigtlt. berth sif!ce South Carolina can't South Carolina pla.ys North go ltsolt. Carolina and L\lke meets North Whllli the lour ACC teams are Carolina State in the semf.ltnals struggling for the title, 14 teams d. the Atlantic Coast Conference tourney. The two wlnners meet Saturdajo night !or tile title- and the right w the NCAA berth. II South Carolina up•et• North Carolina again ronlgn~ It will end Tar Heels' chance.:; ot going to the NCAA tourney-although are getting ready for the seven Saturday games in the first round of the NCAA tournament. It'll be Boston College v.s. st. Bonaventure at Kingston, R. L in a single game In the key contest with doubleheaders set at Maryland, Kent State and '.., ABA Roundup Ill' Thttod Preas International The Pltllbursh Pipers don't llivo up easily. Foiled earUer ih the season in an attempt w break !Ito all.tlme pro basketball wlnnlne streak of 17 stralllhl when they loll ooe ohort, tho Pipers are coming close apin, 111QY pieked up tit Sir. 12th strallht 111urscls,y nl&ht with a 119-114 vlctog over tile QakJand Oako. · Colide .Hawkins ecored 39 , points .as Plttsbursh handecl Oskland Ita seventh otralgnt - loss, 'Tho outburst enabled Hawkins w rlllae hlo leaaueleadlng sroring averaae In the Aonortcen Baokea>all Aasocla. t1o11 jl! 26.3 polnto. Tho mark of 17 stral)iht vlcrorteo, the beft ever In the . Nattixtal Baoketbllll Asooclallon, , was !!rot dono by the old wuhtn&ton Calfroia 1946 and matched by lhe Boston Celts In 1950. In the. either two P.,eo, '·I IIiu- ·.tllpl>ed Indiana ltS-104 T~ranked HoustoD will.meet Loyola or Chicago and Weber State meets New MeXico State at Utah, st. John's •pla.ys Davidson and Columbia faces Lasalle at Maryland .and Florida !:Ute races East Tennessee &ate and Marquette and Minnesota topped Anaheim clashes with Bowling <:Jreen at 124-115. Ksri. ~e. NBA Roundup Larry Miller scored 31 points By United Press International as North Carolina clobbered 111e Los Angeles Lakers Wake Forest S:l-70 in the ACC delayed the st. Lollls Hawks' tourney to advance against victory part,y a bit 111urscls,y SOuth Carolina, which blastod night. Vlrgtnia 101·78. Guard Slip The Hawks whipped Seattle Harlicka scored 31 for SOuth 150-!33 w clinch at least a Ue Carolina. tor the We.stern Division crown In the other two games, D.ike of lite National Basketball odged Clemson 4:1-40 and North Asooclatl011. The Hawks would Carolina State downed Maryhave clinched It II the Lakors land 6:1o.14, haG Jost--.but the Lakers In other games Thur sda.Y refused to cooperate and beat nigh~ Fordham beat Manhattan San Die&~> 119-102. 72-66, Missouri toPPed Nebraska or oourae, that wasn't surpris- 91-70, NYU uPset Rutgera 56-49, Ing since San Diego seems w st. Loula beat Mempl1is state bave rorgvtten What a vtcotry 77-65 ond Oklahoma stopped Is. The club has loot 2t! or Its Colorado 84-78; last 27 games and that record ia klml or a monument to the NBA pOlicy of stocktng Its eXJN!Ilston teama wtth castotra. In the other pmea, .PbUadel»hia ~ced ttl ••maatc num-· ber" to (our in the East with a 125-117 victory over Clnclmatl ao Chicago _topped Booton 118112. Hawlts Clinch Tie For Crown; Royals Beaten COLUMBUS (UPO - Ohio University seniorW"YneYoung headed the 1968 Mid-American Conference All-Academic basketball team announced here Thursday b;y Commissioner Bob James. Young. a history major, _.... all MAC cage regulars in the classroom with a 3.95 grade point · average (4.0 is • Utah. Se • • By Helen Bottel ln the sixth tnning, A total of five games were scheduled lor toda,Y with the AL champion .Boston l<od sox opening lgalnot the Chlca&<> White SOX, San Francisco meeting the Chicago CUba, Detroit lacing Oakland, Plttoburgb opposing flouston and Philadelphia tangling with Clncinnati. lods,v-l didn't .Carolinas Collide Tonight • the New York Yankees eiSied the W,ashington Senators 1~. Bouton pitched Urroe perfect imlngs w ga\n crejllt lor tho victOry as Alli\Y Koooo . stole home on tile front end of a double steal. A strong throw by center !!elder Bill Robinson cut clown Mike Epstein at the plate t' s OW IItense · o e£.e T...!.• S 14. ll~Se lll uniform, t 0 to =!d to~~~~::;:~ Tourney pener By United Prell lniA!rnatlonal . ··cLASS AA C1>lwnbus Cols. Linden 69 Cola. Eallnioor 62 ' Newark 67 Columbus Watter1011 47 At Dayton DIU'!Oit Chamtnade 70 Contervlllo 55 At. Troy Northwelt.orio 01 Tecumseh 47 At Oxford Greenhllls 62 North College Hill 56 Skits on good manners were Faith Herrman, ~tela sargent, presented at a part,y given by Martha Krawsczyn, Patty Boyles, Middleport Junior Scoot Troop Velvet SWisher, AM. Fitch, Sally -SO ASHAMED · .•· '0 ' 104 Tuesday night for members Walters, Pam KJoes, and Trlna Dear ,uhamed, . or the Brownie Troop 87. The Gibbs. Mrs. Eugene Murray and ... And the drlnklatl crowd, party was held at the scout house. Mrs. George Miller are theJead~ when theY hear, will .,m,abJy Girl Scout emblems, green for ers or the group, and Randy Murmake joke o about !Ito <llDib kid the juniors and brown for the ray was a guest at the party. who aot call8ht. It's a hlllh·prlco brownies, were used as name w pay lor a little booze: PLANS TO SEND a j)OCkage cards for the a«air which openYoor j)Orenta will 1 o 1. ed with a Rag ceremony and group of rood to Wallace PoWers, stathrouBft, 111ebo)''i!ol~s'"*~eo tioned in Vietnam, were made singing, help with •ilio; biUs. Blit The skits included telephone when Middleport Girl Srout never JlQ back to hOw II wio be· manners by Venida Kay Gibbs Troop 39 met Monday nlilrt at TELEVISE FIGHT lore. You'll never · Cfllte''oirase and Mary Krawsceyn; introcllc- the scout house. Powers is the NEW YOitK (UPO- A U!i>ed the milory caused . from .ttill On Monday, deaisnated 81 version or the Joe Frazier- Uons by SOnia Ohlinger and Joan father of &!san Powers. a memmistake - even iltuuJI;; ~­ "Homecoming Day," lndlvldual ooe Buster Mathis heavyweight Blevins; tlble manners ~ tina ber of the troop. tully, you aren'tprein,"int. 1 '·~. The &cO!-!~ discussed the ob- housekeeJ)ing tasks were a~ fight will be televised by the Nieri and Cindy Van Meter; exI wlah I could lllfP y\iU a biJ, change ot greetings between a servance of il.rl scout week and signed, and on Tuesday, the trooP American Broadcasting Compa-glft-Wl'IJIPOII packap iJf eomrGrt ny Man::h 16, Frazier scored an hostess and her guests by Sandy decided to each attend her own membeu will work on the and II,Ympatlty. !lui I~.r.inem­ tc•· Manley· and church tltlo weekend In oboerv- ·•· T 1~th round technical knockout urner and V •v • ~ ---tive cltlzena'a baH...... thro•""" an berlll!l:' ... 0111! f'or¥~·Jidb • and ance of Girl >COUt ....8IJOCI c!Uzen. ""'' answerl ng a doo r b~ ~. ~e cee ._ D•• - acUvftY relallng to oyer Mathis Monda3 night.. wltd JlOrQI and DO' oil3 'IICXtr· Marilyn Snyder. Taps ina friend- camp w be held In JU)f was die- shljl, A otudy of home health 1hat .ed drlml .e;;~ ~~ ;"~. ship circle concluded the pro. cussed. and aafet,y wi.s .Piamed ror w~ clumsy message. · llniY YOU are re~l~·for gram. A. aklt on telePhone manners ne~ Even the protection or havyour actions. Pin. aorry·,.,u·i*t Refreshments or cooki~s. sand- as a requirement for the boa• ing Sidney l'l>itler direct t h e to team Ulfs. tlie hu'd i~Jj. ; · :.. · d •-J ·d pitall~ badge was "'ven b• BaiCarcylng out the art theme i ut ~.., • pre" "' ' des•-·tocl lor Fri""" ol Girl "~ . ' ' •. ,·, l mosUy witless mishmash does- w ches,b n s "an · i "' Is were bara Fultz and Undl Gerard. ""~ od Y tite Jun or l'l''r • Scout Week. the glrls._ will attend n't work: usually gifted Clceiy par served. The refreshment table MirY. Lou Mllla read an article Tyson Is led to play tier social w was centered with girl scout on the nag Ln conjunction with the art showq of Mrs. Ruth worker role with unreal vivaci- and brownie doll figurines and her W.rk on tile sip o(th~ ar- Gosney at the i'OIJIO~ NB!fonal Balik. For those, tOho 1)41.11C)jlat& ousness; Louis Gossett istheNethe wall decoraUoos featured row badge,• and Robin Noel told . actively In all ,e v-a. durl . · _tho . gro who rejects thenotioiwtown' ..."' .,. t 5 and icture. of ot her. nnster .·on home, ·health t Ear ring• lor pl••~-.1 P week, Mrs. Vaugliari hall ·plarmed ing his own l'r"hite slave but gets .scou pe111an a wiener roast tor Saturday. ' to luxuriate in the practice, like juniors and broWnies working to- and satetJ. :~::~rlngo gether, Group singing was held folMembers were remioded to rlng1 any lazy cat; David Steinberg ' Attending !rom tltejunlortroop lowing the meeting which COli· pick UP their girl scout cookies· Enamol Jewolry . . as the guilt·laden lad sets up on Tuesday. It was announcedtltat · lolany tD cl)oooe :~-t or delivers all sorts of racial besides those taking part In tho eluded with taps. skits wore Kath.Y POOler and A~'TIVITJES lor Girl SCout cooking cluaes at ttoe ·CoiiUIIbuS cliches, moatly old, attempting . Melanie Waltera, and tile lead- ~ef'k were_ planned w~en /dido and . ' · eo. to reverse atereot.ypieal litua· . to IU1Hllnli·, lions In a see.llow-bralll)f_,.. era, Mra: John Krewahrn and dlliPOrt T~: t n1et : ~ur~ ·will Mro, Frad Glbbt, and Nrt. Jacnlgl)t at tit~ II( M,r!o lllcll, .elias"' ~lllllodithjJ 1• ageous.we.atl are, IIJOsl)f foolIde Lee, a·~ Cj)n1111jt!ef mem- •"" V••'"""" ' ......... · · , , k. " ""P&'~~, ~c!._ ,_ "i' we, , ''..-'! •.··~if, isllly; Diane Llldd pl111 ber. n waa•dlo:tdtd.~them. ern nitwit ntttlly II not wlltiJy The brownies llllo were tlUIIIls ing w <Ulll)lleiO lome phaoe of a and Johnny Brown as the Georae at the part.y were Pam l'l>won, badge requtrflllent each dajo <llrKirby -like upstairs H a r I e m Cyntltla t.ano, Becky Coleman. 1ng Girl 11'•111 Weok. .&.mda1 the neighbor who wants his own llave Jml Murr11, Tracy Burdo% 1 8I'OICI will atl4iad worshli> sofo too, at least ·hit& the strength Valerio Lewis, Joml!or wl.,~ . VIces at tho Mlddieport First to pia,y his role e!!ectlvo)f, with- Megan Miller, Jill w111bura, · -The gtrlo, at. . out the ear)f-rehear&al !iieptl. .1 · ~- 1 tude of the Gthers ... 11lt! p~a ~ · ·a.;~Y. , l-.. not deeply Ulfonolve lihaltol.ly .•j ·.>!'; ".o:\1''¥ ';· · .', I;"'' ii Frank Sinatra tell'• bI s · pop• s record !1rm (JiepriM); ao · did Dean Marlin .• . Dean' a 23year.old dau&hter Gall - s Mar, 6 et the plush Perlian ROOm of the Plaza ~I ... Van JotmiiCII .call't b • king, probably Iowa. Florida state tla& gone over the lOI).polnt mark on nine OC• castons this season, including a 130-100 decision over LSU in the Milwaukee Classic Tournament last December. The Seminoles will be the tallest team here, showing a front line of 6-5 lllve Ross, 6-8 center Dave Cowans and 6-6 Jan Gies, East Tennessee gut into the tournament the hard w~, beat.. Yts. Murra,y Slats In a pla,yoff 'h$8sday night. The Buccaneers, with four starters averulng in OOuble figures, have given UP only 70 points per game. Sims Strongest ~blunder East Tennessee's to.P scorer Is 6-3 guard Harley ~ift with a 17.7 average, but &.7 center Ernie Slms i:!1 the strongest rebounder with about 11 each start. MarQ.lette, which ended the season with two losses ln three games, is making it.!l fourth triP to the NCAA tournament. This season, the Warriors shot about 4~ per eent from the rtoor. headed by Jumor forward George Thompson with a 22.POint averase. Bowling Green's h o .P e s against Marquette rested with the Falcons' stingy defense which limited opponents to 68.8 points per game. The Falcons are paced b,v 6-8 forward Walt Piatkowski, whose wide variety or shots ranghtg ,{rom outside jumpers to hooks, has accounted for 574 points and a nearly 241 point average thi s season. The second game boils down to whether Bowling Green•s contl'olled offense and goog. d&fense Can contain Ma.rQ.uette•s fine shooters. The flr st game will pit East T~:nnessee' s bal.o anced scoring and defensi ~e prowess against the height and scoring vower of Florida state. This wlll be Florida ~·s socond exeursion Into Ohio, the Semiooles havl.ng dropped a 7669 decision to Ohio State at Co- straight A,) a-- J;, ""' PCIVii war hlltorlon Bruce Catton went oo record - ..,, he'll never wrtiA! anolller book abOoot it. .. "" 11t£ DAitY SENTINEl:"' · · ••• . ~~ • r \ .:; ! 1; ~ , ·. 1.._!.-i"" ;~ . ' 11 " i/.::.._ ll;;l:;o;;;..::;_ _~-....;.;11 "You won't be lotdtt.: a NOn, you'll he ••lnlnr a hall loamyou•re the dog-eut mother!" The Meigs Cowtty Bowhunters Archery club will S)Xmsota shoot Saturday, March 9, at the lndoor range on the Royal Oaks Park property near Five Points. Registration will begin at .7 p.m. and shooting •will start at 7,30 p.m. The building will be opened at 6 p.m. The club made final arrangements for the shoot at a meeting Monday nigtJt at the i n d o o r range, attended by 13 members. It was agreed to purchase insurance from the National Field Archery A.asn. ror club mem. bers and that the first club reg. istered shoot will be heid June 16. Members were asked to help get the outdoor range reacly for the season beginning April L All members are urged to take part in league shoots. ABA ~~AN DINGS By Uni ted Press International EA~T W. L. Pet. GB 50 21 .704 Minnesota lntliana New Jersey Kentucky 47 26 .Jili3 4 .3; 38 .479 16 3J 37 .m 16'/2 28 41 .406 21 WE.>T W. L, Pet. GB New Orleans Denver Dallas 43 26 .623 41 29 .586 21h 37 30 .552 5 27 44 .380 17 Houston Oakland 22 46 .324: 20 1h Anaheim 23 48 .324: 21 Thursday's Results Houston 115 Indiana 104 Minnesota 124 Anaheim 115 Pittsburgh i19 Oakland Ji 4 (OnJ.y games scheduled) llffilbuS Dec. 2. NYU 56 Rutgers 49 St. LOUis 77 Memphis St. 65 Oklahoma 84 Colorado 78 ' . .., Tournament PaJr_'~• ;, '· . ' ' ' Ry Uniled Press •lnfernatll)nal Cin. Ellie!' (211.1) ·~· 'c,ID. Frlda.y ni~rs Ohtohlgnschool district basketball tourJlilment schedule, ' CLASS A~ AI Atltoos Ironton (12.$) vo South pqtn~ (I&~ ' Marietta (13~) vs Miami Trace (t7.:J) At Bowling Green Ros&ford (15-5) vs. MarlopHardlng (15-6) Lima Senior .(17.:1) vs Ashland ter ,(I8.:J) ., , At Tol~ " ;j Tot: Central CO-l) n[ s.m.,.1' (111-3) f ' /i Napoleon (I~ VI Toloclo fib· .• ilO,l: (19.:} '1 ' CLASS A At Br)"an Archbuid (21-0) VS • (21.:} At Deft.ance Dolts: (16.7) •• ConWY/ Crt"' view (22-4) At Canton Dalton (15-6) VI Clearview (IS.. (IS-3) At Cincinnati Ctn. Tal't (17 -2) vs Cln. With3) row (17 _3) Northwestern (21-1) va Badler . ' DiCk Inson r•••••••••••••• , (10-12) Ahead By 2 Strokes I II AT H & ~~.i-ing-~1 Bowhunters Plan Shoot On Saturday Pittsburgh ' .... , .,. ~ { ' takes a comfortabJe tw()..stroke lead into the second round of lite ndrai $100,000 Open today. 1 Dickinson, 40, gave a lesson how gotr should be played to a I I I REPiliVIUS PRICES ON I ~~~!i.'E:::rn£~;~i:~ I ,. I 1 USED APPLIANCES I seven~nder~ ':: 65. He coasted ~~~ ~::r ~~ :~: ~~~:: I opening day of the 72-hole "":~.:;:d u well," the lanky North Palm Beach, Fla., pro said of the awesome 7,082-yard "Blue Monster" course. "1bis was the best rve pJayed in a ton• ume." . 1 •• •• I I 21" Srlvania T.V. Swivel Con. $74.95 1 1 u • ..l-1 $75 II I 21" G.E, T.V, T-LI 11111e IIWIN - ' · ·'''' 1 1 1 Yell Picture Tube: Gu1rantH I 23'' G.l Swivel Console ·· · · · · · ·· · $95 1 I v- Picture Tube Guar~ntee I ~~~':\n ';."~!~:,a::~:':; 1 21 " Motorola T.V••Table Model ··$44 I ~~. H:!•79s: P~~:~;/~r;; I 40" Gas Tappan Range · · · ··.. $4US tw~J 9.:r:~~:r:':~u":~ I 1 Orlando, Fla. The last tournament win for 1 the 6-foot-2 heavywei!lht Johnson was the 1960 Mexican Open. Following the three front II Bur...,. Guaranttod For Life I 40" Tappan Range if-" .. · · · · · $35.00 I rurmers came a set of the younger, hwtgry pros eager to use the Dora! to build their Purses and prestige. Dave Hill, Ray t·loyd and Dave Stockron were tied at 68. In all, 38 pros broke par, with most stacked up around the 1071 . . 2 Speed, Dlcl<lnm, IsHt'IIJ'~"" ·f!Ab ~·' 1 ma~ks. I 0 G.E. A6tomatic Washer · ·· ·· · · · $59.00 2 CJ.clo, Filler Flow 't.c~ i' ~... ,. " . money so tar in 1968. Top purse 1n the Dural is $20,000 n.e veteran tour player, who modeled himself from his perfect swing to his white cap alter Ben Hogan, has improved his winnings for the past four years, ending 1967 with $65,518 in Jlrize money. Wiming the rich Cleveland Open helped his ' L ••••••••••••••••• take-home pay. • 'llrl rill II - . · vo•• t . ' '1111111• ..... ...... "' •FHIIr....... . . ~· -~JU· , CRYER 169.95'· HS627 IN IPAIII·IAVING c:AIM!T • , : · unique clltllft boollllltt blaHI dMn , .. In a dl)'tl' lhll'a only 2714 incltel 1111111111 . ., 111011th for anr door in raur P-'11 ,_or Jllllfi, h...,.,) Yll.lhll I)IICeo- drill Ill)' ,l alcll W1111w Co~ Willi - 1nll, d,._ il Qulflly. Orin the .,.!if' lilt lq!lll In t1t1 . !:1timo ii.,O.r .,.lllini.,C"- Daioa't .... raur tltiit w1111 ' • . lrlpa to ioa.d'lnd lllllii!ad tltl crr,ir. 11t1111 rau fifiJIII ,._hdly cilaioo qulddy, . '. \ ., . · , PIIONI ttNQJ!OlAPIII I 1• tfOMID8MINIT&fiON , , ' ' .. ' ' ·f~' 1 •• ' .' • ' -! ., ·I. .' ' II I Ni~ Condition I I 70,000 Magic Chef Gas Heater ··$59 I I With Thermostlt and S.fety v.a.. I 1 000 Magic Chef Gas Heater · $59 I 1I 55 I With Safety Valve I .o.. ....... -·..-.!' • I , . ,. . 8iiij-- :-·' ' . , ~~=k~ed ·$~&9 ::~ I' 1:t·tu:Fi.lngl&i «i ·~ititor :7$59 I •fnlf.-........ ' !'. 1 I 1 Frigidaire El-- Range · · · .. $59.00 I """ I A·l Condition I 1 30'' EleefriC• Ra nge · · · · · · · ·· · $149•00 I I Br•nd New Cloat Out I Burners Guarlnltod For L .-....,......_a•-•• ·---. ............. . . HANDSOME "tJ I II I I M'ddl rf 0 I epo , • IIBl'S Rlt Y8l 10 • • Rll MT --..: lt\i~ hom• Q:J MIAMI (UPO- Gardner Dick- l !ojot,lllitl•rr.lll : ~ . :' fournament Scores &m•··. '. . tlterOb,y cl"'!;;ng !Ito last major .huh!le to 'Wfi~t many - ' be Balllmore'a return to the tDp of the Ameri<an ~Jt was not an unmixed &Coi . .' 1968 blessing tor the ~lub' s management lilnee an .estimated ,115,000 was . needed ro sooth Robinson who won the Triple Crown .;.,d was the league's most valuable ·plp,rer In 1966 before a baseline eolllsion witll Chicqo's AI .weis reolleed his e!!ecUveioeaslasl' Ieason. "Pm aatls!iecl• announced . Robb)', who" was 10 o.k I~ g $!25,ooo. "or I wouldn't hav• slgnecl. Tile ball club caine ·up ~111; JOE GEI!GEN . ,.~ lfl Sporto Writor On ' e ,Mventb da.y, ., Meigs, County Girl Scouts t~~~~ :.;.:-: ~ > ' '' · R' · b R . h A Qr.i.ol~s' ·. ··t;J ·inson ·· eac greement.----~. 3 - The Uoll)· Sentinel, l'omoroy.Middii!POrt, 0., Man:h ),~ �'' ~ !I' 'Ill; 'V'inu~IVY·-tiddl\1)01'4 0. ~· i/. ' ' " ' Mareh 8(1 H)6S ' . . ... . }){: .. : : • •}}::t ::)(({ ::: •• •• • :: l :l i' "' .·.:·:· :\:\j ;~\l1\~ Pteture and Story by the Hoeftiehs => , ~[)ill:).< >))···=•>:.• ... ,· .······· Meigs Girl Sout$ Move ::=:: <<= :::=:: :•:: ' :: =:: r==: := ::: ' ,. ;·::··== .. ,,,. : : Next week, March 10-16, Girl Sc::outs of Am~rica, Including the Four Rivers Couricil of which ·M:eip County is a pnrt, wnl be celebrating their 56th birthday . And Girl Scouts in Meigs County are 11 on the move." During the past six months, six new troops have been organized and 270 girls are now taking part ln the activiUes of 17 tfOOpS. ;\nd. you can bet your bottom boots that Girl Scoots do more than sell cookies! They are trained in govern- ' ment, personal health , tJrst aid, sewing, outdoor skills and arts~ !ind crafts. Leaders or the county have quite a program lined up for tbe 270 girls who find satisfaction in the Girl Scout program. Already da.Y camp has been planned for July 22-26 at Camp Klashuta. near Chester, with Mrs. William Ohlinger as director and Mrs. John Sebo as business manager. Mrs. I. R. Neal , Middleport, Neighborhood I chairman, will serve as assistant to the camp director. Both Mrs. OhUngerand Mrs. Neal are enrolled Jn a da,y camp directors' training p r ogram. They are currently attending the five sessions held at the headquarters of the Four Rivers Girl Scout Councll in Parkersburg. Mrs. Neal has served s i x months or her three year term as Neighborhood I chairman·. Sle started in scouting in 1964 as the leader of a Brownie Troop !fl lt KNITTING - Hand arts are a part of the training received by Girl ~outs. Here Mrs. Dorothy Morris instructs several members or Middleport Junior Troop 5 in knitting. J,.eft to right are Drea.ma Hovatter, Mrs. Morris, Cinc:b' Glaze and seated on the floor is Vicky Yack.. Mrs. Ruby Vaughan is lea"er of the t;roop, the Baltirnor'e Orlales rested ea1ily. ' . . . For llx long daya, Harry Dalt6ri, "1hp team's llir,!!c,to'r of Pl11ei plrsomel, labored w sign the lOam's reluclarit star, Frink· Robln'son; · ahd ' for 1 1ix dajoa ld• e!!orts W.re . frultle11. Boll 'Dalton and the rest of the Orlcilet b~II)Oo) • oi&ll of· relief Thftrl\ll,y 'wheli Robby finai\Y arttXed . hll signature ffter a . ' lfoldllut aOd lmmedl· ' week~Ont • Girl Scout Week, March 10-16 ·:·:·:· ·:.:.;-: ·.·.·=· :-:-:-: }) '' ::;: ::::: ,;.::.·!.!.: •lel.lj ' . stOt>POd intO ,.J and is now also the leader of Junior Girl Scout Troop 39. _Being lntrOO!ced inro tho day camp program for the first tlme this year will be, 1. Back Packing (leaining to pack and carry all e~ipment needed for long hikes). 2. All Day Hikes (one of the req.drements for the gypsy ba~. •· 3. A Ptullography tmlt. 4. Archery (Mrs. Bernice McKinney will be the instructor). Scout leaders will serve as unit leaders during the camp. Mrs. Paul Chapman and Mrs. Don Thomas will instruct in arts l and crafts. .. LARGER ROLE IN 1968 Tilts year, also, the Meigs COunt,y Girl Scouts will take a larger role in the Meigs COun· ty Fair. Representatives are now serving on the county's junior fair board and this year the girls will participate In the parade and opening program of tile junior fair. They plan numerous exhibits as well a!> demonstra. tions. A novel p~sentatlon by the girls will be a pet show for the children or the county. community service Is a strong point offered by the Girl Scouts who are available to any organization for assistance in r u n d drives including such activities as stuffing envelopes, soliciting and distributing ilterature. Just a few o( the past pro. jects of .some of the troops include making sock dolls Cor the junior chamber of commerce Christma& projeet, making Easter baskets for 'residents or the cowtty infirmary, tree planting at the Middleport park and holiday visits to the l11Cirmo.ry. To open the observance of the birthday of the Girl Scouts, the 270 girls ol Meigs County will attend churches around the county in groups ~ay. There wlll be special activities every day or the week and business houses wHI be displaying work of t h e girls in their windows. SJmmlng it up, Juliette Low really started something back in 1912 when she founded the first , Girl Scout Troop in Savannah, Ga. Oh, and about those cookies'! They'll be delivered next week during the birthday observance. GlllL ~£OUT WEEK - Making plans for Girl !.ieout Week ' . ' are the.. Mellis Cciun(JI leaders Including, lelt w rlatit, Mona Lee NOai, NeighbOrhood ChalrmaDj f...'har~\me ·Th0nll48i{lknma . NEW GIRLS - One of the newe st troops of Meigs County is Brownie Troop 49 at Hutland. A pla,y highlighted the troop's investiture service Wednesda,y. Membei'S are, front row, left to right, Autumn Ellis, Sherry Tackett, Tere~;a Van Meter, Christy Jones, Terri Vinil18, Tammy Martin; back row, left to 'Tight, Jeanna Busch, Florence HJ.chmond, HoDln <.:apehart, Tamm.y Fry, Hita Bailey, Carman Jewett. Mrs. Tom Martin is leader and is assisted by Mrs. Pearl Van Meter aJ¥1 Mrs. Uichard Grueser. I . Voice al()ng Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Anthony Roberts (star ,r David Merrick'• ''How Now, Dow Jones'") caught Lee Remick • on the marital ~e ... The Jim Farley& Jr., realty-theatre tycoon Bob Dowling, Letlllle Hayton all will make beodllnes .... ... l.izal>t!th . six .. montll try-tq.~orgot ' S<ott·oilman ·Bill llula!er ~ wlu•t 1hJlr ~· llmk oil ~ ' " Bllhops .Deardoil Ioiii Wilillt .... top-l'IIMVI for tile late CU,jbjat ~llliWI'I N, Y. post and (!add Notre I president Father Hesllurllh as a moll intorelting dark-horse. A Beverly Hills hotel refUsed name· ' pop-slop artist Alli\Y Warhol and er t.is whole crew so they moled- up In a motel . .. or all the many celebrities at Ethel Kennedt s Wilahinlltor! charl!l' t,fletltoo, sixteen - including sen. Bobby wore turtleneeks; Perry Como and DaVid Brinkley alone found more formal methods ot warmJng tbeir valued tonsils ... Look l!)li'a p~ l:tltoi Kemeol1 ,,., IJts olridah •"\U.... Cl1'811 I/IY!d R<Jbert Loxton. Rol;ltrt ,Alan Arthur• s comecly •'Cart)' Me Back to Momlnsside Heights," ....,.. a yoong Jewj'sh lad who tries "' ..... radal IIJilt pangs by attaching himself to a Negro as a real t968 sla-ve, somehOM manages to miss being · very funny · (it J,o.s hare hllarlouo - s . ~t mt l!\hl\¢1!"' !IIIII• ~ Jazzlnullpolet jll~ • tOfl· ~~~.~tll lilies' DaVIs ere ..,.I\Od '1.~ Wo-f tnlsi: 11'8 "'""'~aly,pj)iti. men•s Wear Dally speculated tJy antJ-semltlt; antl..Nego, atJackie and her British lord al- tempts farce but plays so many read.)' may be wed ... ft'll be of lis ugly lltue truths slralllhL a May merpr for toycoon David that it falls on lts rane while Marx' Ius Pamela and BriUIIl- skipping leadenly ])llol o a c h .,. _- ..,._ slender outfielder, Who had a Subilf.l' 1eaegr1 ln 1~67 wlth a .26J ,.....,.. and .64 ·Rilrs, Is elllJI'ctod "to arrive ·in camp M6iicla,y ""Tueoday, Jim ,, - · . a Iormor 20garile wtmer fallen on hard ulj.e$, · was . the star of the year-s first exhibition gamo as · .u · · All-Stars PATIUOTISM - Girl Scout• are tau!lhl .honoo lor their country. Here, left to right, Dlana ~llh; Cheryl Ke"'" and Sally Carleton, present the flag. They are members of sau~ bury Brownie Tr001> 220 led by Mrs, WUIIam Ohlinger. Girl Sco.u.f. Diary • • • '•' I ' • 0' oI ') ...'" ,..,.,, ' I FIRST AID - Kim Joneo adjust\ an ann allng 011 Uoa Thomas as a Pll't of the llrot lid trai!JIIW being received Ill' Pomeroy Junior Troap 61. ~a. Ibn Thomaalal.eader of the glrl1o Her assl&tlllt I& Mrlo Allan Leonard llllo will be ,... plscod b)' Mrs. Pat Dully In the n..r..futura. By Charlene • Hoeflich 1 ,.. ·~,-,·~ "! ... ~ l 1 .... .. . •" • -- By VITQ STEWNO UPI Spor<S Wrtter Frank McGuire Is going ruwhere this season and he ' - ' to take North Caroll1111 with him. M<!luJre, who Piloted North Carol'tna w tho NCAA tide II years 110 when the Tar Heela toPPled i!le WUt Chamberlain's Kansas team, isn't very popular st ChapOI HUI anymore now that he' a coaching South Carol!na. Tempera Oared on hotlt sides wh .. L\lke and North Carolina tod the drive I<> bar Mike Grosao from Playing at SouJh C&rollna, which led to the Gamecocks' probltion and pre¥- 81> any lower." . Anolhltr prominent holdout, Jofuiny Callison of the PhllacJelphta nobues, also came "' Dear Helen: Pve been !lOins with 11ds boy for two years. Lait month we went to a party and there w a s booze. II Jll)l pretcy wild. No!J I think Pm Pretlll8niTWo -ks afterward tilts boy and I broke up because we boll1 felt ao BUII!l' and aoltame<l that we couldn't face each other. I never tl!oullht this could happen. We boll1 hod discussed sex and boll1 agreed that It ahould walt till alter marriage. I wiah I was able ro talk ro him, as I still love blm, But every time we see each at school, we just otuttet" a ..hello" and walk away. M.Y Jl8rents don't know. I can't wll !Item. There's no one w talk with, rve ruined evel')'lhlns just because I thought 1t wa.i "btl'' to be with tile drinldng crOwd. *'' oth. .:::::::·:::::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·· received In 1967, which was in the $40,000-$So,OOO elaos. Tho KENT, Ohio (UPO - n will be offense against defense in bqth games Saturday night of tfie !lrot round NCAA Mid-East rutonal ba•ketball rournament '...__ at Kent state University. ~~ Yoongstown In the oPener, high-scoring Hubbard 79 Youngstown South Florida State (1 ~) meets Ohio 71 Valle.v Conference cham.Pion At Mlddtelown East T......... State (1~). Hamilton Garfield 62 Hamlltcn and Marquette Ul-.1), hundod Taft 54 by high • jlllll)ling George At SteubenVille Thompson, collides with MidZoneovlile 68 New Phlladelphla American Conference chaJlUI 40 Bowllns Gr- (18-6) in tho secMartlns Ferry 75 East Liver- ond game, The winners ado pool 59 vance to the MicJ..Eaat regional At Baldwin-Wallace ftnalo at LeXIngton, !(:. to pla,y Cleve. John Hay 80 Parma Pa- ~eutern Conference chamdla68 pion Kentucky and the Bill .Ten enta them from pl11ing In past. North Carolina would tllon otUI season Pil1 this year. have a shot at a National But McGuire enjoyed sweet Invitation Tournament bid. · revenge list week when his If South Carolina does turn SOuth Carolina Jearn best North the trick . again tonigh~ the Carolina w snOJ) the Tar Heols' wiMer or the ntk~North 20-gamo winning streak. And Carolina ~te game wUl M<Gulre's team gets Its chance automatically get the NCAA to turn thu trick again tonigtlt. berth sif!ce South Carolina can't South Carolina pla.ys North go ltsolt. Carolina and L\lke meets North Whllli the lour ACC teams are Carolina State in the semf.ltnals struggling for the title, 14 teams d. the Atlantic Coast Conference tourney. The two wlnners meet Saturdajo night !or tile title- and the right w the NCAA berth. II South Carolina up•et• North Carolina again ronlgn~ It will end Tar Heels' chance.:; ot going to the NCAA tourney-although are getting ready for the seven Saturday games in the first round of the NCAA tournament. It'll be Boston College v.s. st. Bonaventure at Kingston, R. L in a single game In the key contest with doubleheaders set at Maryland, Kent State and '.., ABA Roundup Ill' Thttod Preas International The Pltllbursh Pipers don't llivo up easily. Foiled earUer ih the season in an attempt w break !Ito all.tlme pro basketball wlnnlne streak of 17 stralllhl when they loll ooe ohort, tho Pipers are coming close apin, 111QY pieked up tit Sir. 12th strallht 111urscls,y nl&ht with a 119-114 vlctog over tile QakJand Oako. · Colide .Hawkins ecored 39 , points .as Plttsbursh handecl Oskland Ita seventh otralgnt - loss, 'Tho outburst enabled Hawkins w rlllae hlo leaaueleadlng sroring averaae In the Aonortcen Baokea>all Aasocla. t1o11 jl! 26.3 polnto. Tho mark of 17 stral)iht vlcrorteo, the beft ever In the . Nattixtal Baoketbllll Asooclallon, , was !!rot dono by the old wuhtn&ton Calfroia 1946 and matched by lhe Boston Celts In 1950. In the. either two P.,eo, '·I IIiu- ·.tllpl>ed Indiana ltS-104 T~ranked HoustoD will.meet Loyola or Chicago and Weber State meets New MeXico State at Utah, st. John's •pla.ys Davidson and Columbia faces Lasalle at Maryland .and Florida !:Ute races East Tennessee &ate and Marquette and Minnesota topped Anaheim clashes with Bowling <:Jreen at 124-115. Ksri. ~e. NBA Roundup Larry Miller scored 31 points By United Press International as North Carolina clobbered 111e Los Angeles Lakers Wake Forest S:l-70 in the ACC delayed the st. Lollls Hawks' tourney to advance against victory part,y a bit 111urscls,y SOuth Carolina, which blastod night. Vlrgtnia 101·78. Guard Slip The Hawks whipped Seattle Harlicka scored 31 for SOuth 150-!33 w clinch at least a Ue Carolina. tor the We.stern Division crown In the other two games, D.ike of lite National Basketball odged Clemson 4:1-40 and North Asooclatl011. The Hawks would Carolina State downed Maryhave clinched It II the Lakors land 6:1o.14, haG Jost--.but the Lakers In other games Thur sda.Y refused to cooperate and beat nigh~ Fordham beat Manhattan San Die&~> 119-102. 72-66, Missouri toPPed Nebraska or oourae, that wasn't surpris- 91-70, NYU uPset Rutgera 56-49, Ing since San Diego seems w st. Loula beat Mempl1is state bave rorgvtten What a vtcotry 77-65 ond Oklahoma stopped Is. The club has loot 2t! or Its Colorado 84-78; last 27 games and that record ia klml or a monument to the NBA pOlicy of stocktng Its eXJN!Ilston teama wtth castotra. In the other pmea, .PbUadel»hia ~ced ttl ••maatc num-· ber" to (our in the East with a 125-117 victory over Clnclmatl ao Chicago _topped Booton 118112. Hawlts Clinch Tie For Crown; Royals Beaten COLUMBUS (UPO - Ohio University seniorW"YneYoung headed the 1968 Mid-American Conference All-Academic basketball team announced here Thursday b;y Commissioner Bob James. Young. a history major, _.... all MAC cage regulars in the classroom with a 3.95 grade point · average (4.0 is • Utah. Se • • By Helen Bottel ln the sixth tnning, A total of five games were scheduled lor toda,Y with the AL champion .Boston l<od sox opening lgalnot the Chlca&<> White SOX, San Francisco meeting the Chicago CUba, Detroit lacing Oakland, Plttoburgb opposing flouston and Philadelphia tangling with Clncinnati. lods,v-l didn't .Carolinas Collide Tonight • the New York Yankees eiSied the W,ashington Senators 1~. Bouton pitched Urroe perfect imlngs w ga\n crejllt lor tho victOry as Alli\Y Koooo . stole home on tile front end of a double steal. A strong throw by center !!elder Bill Robinson cut clown Mike Epstein at the plate t' s OW IItense · o e£.e T...!.• S 14. ll~Se lll uniform, t 0 to =!d to~~~~::;:~ Tourney pener By United Prell lniA!rnatlonal . ··cLASS AA C1>lwnbus Cols. Linden 69 Cola. Eallnioor 62 ' Newark 67 Columbus Watter1011 47 At Dayton DIU'!Oit Chamtnade 70 Contervlllo 55 At. Troy Northwelt.orio 01 Tecumseh 47 At Oxford Greenhllls 62 North College Hill 56 Skits on good manners were Faith Herrman, ~tela sargent, presented at a part,y given by Martha Krawsczyn, Patty Boyles, Middleport Junior Scoot Troop Velvet SWisher, AM. Fitch, Sally -SO ASHAMED · .•· '0 ' 104 Tuesday night for members Walters, Pam KJoes, and Trlna Dear ,uhamed, . or the Brownie Troop 87. The Gibbs. Mrs. Eugene Murray and ... And the drlnklatl crowd, party was held at the scout house. Mrs. George Miller are theJead~ when theY hear, will .,m,abJy Girl Scout emblems, green for ers or the group, and Randy Murmake joke o about !Ito <llDib kid the juniors and brown for the ray was a guest at the party. who aot call8ht. It's a hlllh·prlco brownies, were used as name w pay lor a little booze: PLANS TO SEND a j)OCkage cards for the a«air which openYoor j)Orenta will 1 o 1. ed with a Rag ceremony and group of rood to Wallace PoWers, stathrouBft, 111ebo)''i!ol~s'"*~eo tioned in Vietnam, were made singing, help with •ilio; biUs. Blit The skits included telephone when Middleport Girl Srout never JlQ back to hOw II wio be· manners by Venida Kay Gibbs Troop 39 met Monday nlilrt at TELEVISE FIGHT lore. You'll never · Cfllte''oirase and Mary Krawsceyn; introcllc- the scout house. Powers is the NEW YOitK (UPO- A U!i>ed the milory caused . from .ttill On Monday, deaisnated 81 version or the Joe Frazier- Uons by SOnia Ohlinger and Joan father of &!san Powers. a memmistake - even iltuuJI;; ~­ "Homecoming Day," lndlvldual ooe Buster Mathis heavyweight Blevins; tlble manners ~ tina ber of the troop. tully, you aren'tprein,"int. 1 '·~. The &cO!-!~ discussed the ob- housekeeJ)ing tasks were a~ fight will be televised by the Nieri and Cindy Van Meter; exI wlah I could lllfP y\iU a biJ, change ot greetings between a servance of il.rl scout week and signed, and on Tuesday, the trooP American Broadcasting Compa-glft-Wl'IJIPOII packap iJf eomrGrt ny Man::h 16, Frazier scored an hostess and her guests by Sandy decided to each attend her own membeu will work on the and II,Ympatlty. !lui I~.r.inem­ tc•· Manley· and church tltlo weekend In oboerv- ·•· T 1~th round technical knockout urner and V •v • ~ ---tive cltlzena'a baH...... thro•""" an berlll!l:' ... 0111! f'or¥~·Jidb • and ance of Girl >COUt ....8IJOCI c!Uzen. ""'' answerl ng a doo r b~ ~. ~e cee ._ D•• - acUvftY relallng to oyer Mathis Monda3 night.. wltd JlOrQI and DO' oil3 'IICXtr· Marilyn Snyder. Taps ina friend- camp w be held In JU)f was die- shljl, A otudy of home health 1hat .ed drlml .e;;~ ~~ ;"~. ship circle concluded the pro. cussed. and aafet,y wi.s .Piamed ror w~ clumsy message. · llniY YOU are re~l~·for gram. A. aklt on telePhone manners ne~ Even the protection or havyour actions. Pin. aorry·,.,u·i*t Refreshments or cooki~s. sand- as a requirement for the boa• ing Sidney l'l>itler direct t h e to team Ulfs. tlie hu'd i~Jj. ; · :.. · d •-J ·d pitall~ badge was "'ven b• BaiCarcylng out the art theme i ut ~.., • pre" "' ' des•-·tocl lor Fri""" ol Girl "~ . ' ' •. ,·, l mosUy witless mishmash does- w ches,b n s "an · i "' Is were bara Fultz and Undl Gerard. ""~ od Y tite Jun or l'l''r • Scout Week. the glrls._ will attend n't work: usually gifted Clceiy par served. The refreshment table MirY. Lou Mllla read an article Tyson Is led to play tier social w was centered with girl scout on the nag Ln conjunction with the art showq of Mrs. Ruth worker role with unreal vivaci- and brownie doll figurines and her W.rk on tile sip o(th~ ar- Gosney at the i'OIJIO~ NB!fonal Balik. For those, tOho 1)41.11C)jlat& ousness; Louis Gossett istheNethe wall decoraUoos featured row badge,• and Robin Noel told . actively In all ,e v-a. durl . · _tho . gro who rejects thenotioiwtown' ..."' .,. t 5 and icture. of ot her. nnster .·on home, ·health t Ear ring• lor pl••~-.1 P week, Mrs. Vaugliari hall ·plarmed ing his own l'r"hite slave but gets .scou pe111an a wiener roast tor Saturday. ' to luxuriate in the practice, like juniors and broWnies working to- and satetJ. :~::~rlngo gether, Group singing was held folMembers were remioded to rlng1 any lazy cat; David Steinberg ' Attending !rom tltejunlortroop lowing the meeting which COli· pick UP their girl scout cookies· Enamol Jewolry . . as the guilt·laden lad sets up on Tuesday. It was announcedtltat · lolany tD cl)oooe :~-t or delivers all sorts of racial besides those taking part In tho eluded with taps. skits wore Kath.Y POOler and A~'TIVITJES lor Girl SCout cooking cluaes at ttoe ·CoiiUIIbuS cliches, moatly old, attempting . Melanie Waltera, and tile lead- ~ef'k were_ planned w~en /dido and . ' · eo. to reverse atereot.ypieal litua· . to IU1Hllnli·, lions In a see.llow-bralll)f_,.. era, Mra: John Krewahrn and dlliPOrt T~: t n1et : ~ur~ ·will Mro, Frad Glbbt, and Nrt. Jacnlgl)t at tit~ II( M,r!o lllcll, .elias"' ~lllllodithjJ 1• ageous.we.atl are, IIJOsl)f foolIde Lee, a·~ Cj)n1111jt!ef mem- •"" V••'"""" ' ......... · · , , k. " ""P&'~~, ~c!._ ,_ "i' we, , ''..-'! •.··~if, isllly; Diane Llldd pl111 ber. n waa•dlo:tdtd.~them. ern nitwit ntttlly II not wlltiJy The brownies llllo were tlUIIIls ing w <Ulll)lleiO lome phaoe of a and Johnny Brown as the Georae at the part.y were Pam l'l>won, badge requtrflllent each dajo <llrKirby -like upstairs H a r I e m Cyntltla t.ano, Becky Coleman. 1ng Girl 11'•111 Weok. .&.mda1 the neighbor who wants his own llave Jml Murr11, Tracy Burdo% 1 8I'OICI will atl4iad worshli> sofo too, at least ·hit& the strength Valerio Lewis, Joml!or wl.,~ . VIces at tho Mlddieport First to pia,y his role e!!ectlvo)f, with- Megan Miller, Jill w111bura, · -The gtrlo, at. . out the ear)f-rehear&al !iieptl. .1 · ~- 1 tude of the Gthers ... 11lt! p~a ~ · ·a.;~Y. , l-.. not deeply Ulfonolve lihaltol.ly .•j ·.>!'; ".o:\1''¥ ';· · .', I;"'' ii Frank Sinatra tell'• bI s · pop• s record !1rm (JiepriM); ao · did Dean Marlin .• . Dean' a 23year.old dau&hter Gall - s Mar, 6 et the plush Perlian ROOm of the Plaza ~I ... Van JotmiiCII .call't b • king, probably Iowa. Florida state tla& gone over the lOI).polnt mark on nine OC• castons this season, including a 130-100 decision over LSU in the Milwaukee Classic Tournament last December. The Seminoles will be the tallest team here, showing a front line of 6-5 lllve Ross, 6-8 center Dave Cowans and 6-6 Jan Gies, East Tennessee gut into the tournament the hard w~, beat.. Yts. Murra,y Slats In a pla,yoff 'h$8sday night. The Buccaneers, with four starters averulng in OOuble figures, have given UP only 70 points per game. Sims Strongest ~blunder East Tennessee's to.P scorer Is 6-3 guard Harley ~ift with a 17.7 average, but &.7 center Ernie Slms i:!1 the strongest rebounder with about 11 each start. MarQ.lette, which ended the season with two losses ln three games, is making it.!l fourth triP to the NCAA tournament. This season, the Warriors shot about 4~ per eent from the rtoor. headed by Jumor forward George Thompson with a 22.POint averase. Bowling Green's h o .P e s against Marquette rested with the Falcons' stingy defense which limited opponents to 68.8 points per game. The Falcons are paced b,v 6-8 forward Walt Piatkowski, whose wide variety or shots ranghtg ,{rom outside jumpers to hooks, has accounted for 574 points and a nearly 241 point average thi s season. The second game boils down to whether Bowling Green•s contl'olled offense and goog. d&fense Can contain Ma.rQ.uette•s fine shooters. The flr st game will pit East T~:nnessee' s bal.o anced scoring and defensi ~e prowess against the height and scoring vower of Florida state. This wlll be Florida ~·s socond exeursion Into Ohio, the Semiooles havl.ng dropped a 7669 decision to Ohio State at Co- straight A,) a-- J;, ""' PCIVii war hlltorlon Bruce Catton went oo record - ..,, he'll never wrtiA! anolller book abOoot it. .. "" 11t£ DAitY SENTINEl:"' · · ••• . ~~ • r \ .:; ! 1; ~ , ·. 1.._!.-i"" ;~ . ' 11 " i/.::.._ ll;;l:;o;;;..::;_ _~-....;.;11 "You won't be lotdtt.: a NOn, you'll he ••lnlnr a hall loamyou•re the dog-eut mother!" The Meigs Cowtty Bowhunters Archery club will S)Xmsota shoot Saturday, March 9, at the lndoor range on the Royal Oaks Park property near Five Points. Registration will begin at .7 p.m. and shooting •will start at 7,30 p.m. The building will be opened at 6 p.m. The club made final arrangements for the shoot at a meeting Monday nigtJt at the i n d o o r range, attended by 13 members. It was agreed to purchase insurance from the National Field Archery A.asn. ror club mem. bers and that the first club reg. istered shoot will be heid June 16. Members were asked to help get the outdoor range reacly for the season beginning April L All members are urged to take part in league shoots. ABA ~~AN DINGS By Uni ted Press International EA~T W. L. Pet. GB 50 21 .704 Minnesota lntliana New Jersey Kentucky 47 26 .Jili3 4 .3; 38 .479 16 3J 37 .m 16'/2 28 41 .406 21 WE.>T W. L, Pet. GB New Orleans Denver Dallas 43 26 .623 41 29 .586 21h 37 30 .552 5 27 44 .380 17 Houston Oakland 22 46 .324: 20 1h Anaheim 23 48 .324: 21 Thursday's Results Houston 115 Indiana 104 Minnesota 124 Anaheim 115 Pittsburgh i19 Oakland Ji 4 (OnJ.y games scheduled) llffilbuS Dec. 2. NYU 56 Rutgers 49 St. LOUis 77 Memphis St. 65 Oklahoma 84 Colorado 78 ' . .., Tournament PaJr_'~• ;, '· . ' ' ' Ry Uniled Press •lnfernatll)nal Cin. Ellie!' (211.1) ·~· 'c,ID. Frlda.y ni~rs Ohtohlgnschool district basketball tourJlilment schedule, ' CLASS A~ AI Atltoos Ironton (12.$) vo South pqtn~ (I&~ ' Marietta (13~) vs Miami Trace (t7.:J) At Bowling Green Ros&ford (15-5) vs. MarlopHardlng (15-6) Lima Senior .(17.:1) vs Ashland ter ,(I8.:J) ., , At Tol~ " ;j Tot: Central CO-l) n[ s.m.,.1' (111-3) f ' /i Napoleon (I~ VI Toloclo fib· .• ilO,l: (19.:} '1 ' CLASS A At Br)"an Archbuid (21-0) VS • (21.:} At Deft.ance Dolts: (16.7) •• ConWY/ Crt"' view (22-4) At Canton Dalton (15-6) VI Clearview (IS.. (IS-3) At Cincinnati Ctn. Tal't (17 -2) vs Cln. With3) row (17 _3) Northwestern (21-1) va Badler . ' DiCk Inson r•••••••••••••• , (10-12) Ahead By 2 Strokes I II AT H & ~~.i-ing-~1 Bowhunters Plan Shoot On Saturday Pittsburgh ' .... , .,. ~ { ' takes a comfortabJe tw()..stroke lead into the second round of lite ndrai $100,000 Open today. 1 Dickinson, 40, gave a lesson how gotr should be played to a I I I REPiliVIUS PRICES ON I ~~~!i.'E:::rn£~;~i:~ I ,. I 1 USED APPLIANCES I seven~nder~ ':: 65. He coasted ~~~ ~::r ~~ :~: ~~~:: I opening day of the 72-hole "":~.:;:d u well," the lanky North Palm Beach, Fla., pro said of the awesome 7,082-yard "Blue Monster" course. "1bis was the best rve pJayed in a ton• ume." . 1 •• •• I I 21" Srlvania T.V. Swivel Con. $74.95 1 1 u • ..l-1 $75 II I 21" G.E, T.V, T-LI 11111e IIWIN - ' · ·'''' 1 1 1 Yell Picture Tube: Gu1rantH I 23'' G.l Swivel Console ·· · · · · · ·· · $95 1 I v- Picture Tube Guar~ntee I ~~~':\n ';."~!~:,a::~:':; 1 21 " Motorola T.V••Table Model ··$44 I ~~. H:!•79s: P~~:~;/~r;; I 40" Gas Tappan Range · · · ··.. $4US tw~J 9.:r:~~:r:':~u":~ I 1 Orlando, Fla. The last tournament win for 1 the 6-foot-2 heavywei!lht Johnson was the 1960 Mexican Open. Following the three front II Bur...,. Guaranttod For Life I 40" Tappan Range if-" .. · · · · · $35.00 I rurmers came a set of the younger, hwtgry pros eager to use the Dora! to build their Purses and prestige. Dave Hill, Ray t·loyd and Dave Stockron were tied at 68. In all, 38 pros broke par, with most stacked up around the 1071 . . 2 Speed, Dlcl<lnm, IsHt'IIJ'~"" ·f!Ab ~·' 1 ma~ks. I 0 G.E. A6tomatic Washer · ·· ·· · · · $59.00 2 CJ.clo, Filler Flow 't.c~ i' ~... ,. " . money so tar in 1968. Top purse 1n the Dural is $20,000 n.e veteran tour player, who modeled himself from his perfect swing to his white cap alter Ben Hogan, has improved his winnings for the past four years, ending 1967 with $65,518 in Jlrize money. Wiming the rich Cleveland Open helped his ' L ••••••••••••••••• take-home pay. • 'llrl rill II - . · vo•• t . ' '1111111• ..... ...... "' •FHIIr....... . . ~· -~JU· , CRYER 169.95'· HS627 IN IPAIII·IAVING c:AIM!T • , : · unique clltllft boollllltt blaHI dMn , .. In a dl)'tl' lhll'a only 2714 incltel 1111111111 . ., 111011th for anr door in raur P-'11 ,_or Jllllfi, h...,.,) Yll.lhll I)IICeo- drill Ill)' ,l alcll W1111w Co~ Willi - 1nll, d,._ il Qulflly. Orin the .,.!if' lilt lq!lll In t1t1 . !:1timo ii.,O.r .,.lllini.,C"- Daioa't .... raur tltiit w1111 ' • . lrlpa to ioa.d'lnd lllllii!ad tltl crr,ir. 11t1111 rau fifiJIII ,._hdly cilaioo qulddy, . '. \ ., . · , PIIONI ttNQJ!OlAPIII I 1• tfOMID8MINIT&fiON , , ' ' .. ' ' ·f~' 1 •• ' .' • ' -! ., ·I. .' ' II I Ni~ Condition I I 70,000 Magic Chef Gas Heater ··$59 I I With Thermostlt and S.fety v.a.. I 1 000 Magic Chef Gas Heater · $59 I 1I 55 I With Safety Valve I .o.. ....... -·..-.!' • I , . ,. . 8iiij-- :-·' ' . , ~~=k~ed ·$~&9 ::~ I' 1:t·tu:Fi.lngl&i «i ·~ititor :7$59 I •fnlf.-........ ' !'. 1 I 1 Frigidaire El-- Range · · · .. $59.00 I """ I A·l Condition I 1 30'' EleefriC• Ra nge · · · · · · · ·· · $149•00 I I Br•nd New Cloat Out I Burners Guarlnltod For L .-....,......_a•-•• ·---. ............. . . HANDSOME "tJ I II I I M'ddl rf 0 I epo , • IIBl'S Rlt Y8l 10 • • Rll MT --..: lt\i~ hom• Q:J MIAMI (UPO- Gardner Dick- l !ojot,lllitl•rr.lll : ~ . :' fournament Scores &m•··. '. . tlterOb,y cl"'!;;ng !Ito last major .huh!le to 'Wfi~t many - ' be Balllmore'a return to the tDp of the Ameri<an ~Jt was not an unmixed &Coi . .' 1968 blessing tor the ~lub' s management lilnee an .estimated ,115,000 was . needed ro sooth Robinson who won the Triple Crown .;.,d was the league's most valuable ·plp,rer In 1966 before a baseline eolllsion witll Chicqo's AI .weis reolleed his e!!ecUveioeaslasl' Ieason. "Pm aatls!iecl• announced . Robb)', who" was 10 o.k I~ g $!25,ooo. "or I wouldn't hav• slgnecl. Tile ball club caine ·up ~111; JOE GEI!GEN . ,.~ lfl Sporto Writor On ' e ,Mventb da.y, ., Meigs, County Girl Scouts t~~~~ :.;.:-: ~ > ' '' · R' · b R . h A Qr.i.ol~s' ·. ··t;J ·inson ·· eac greement.----~. 3 - The Uoll)· Sentinel, l'omoroy.Middii!POrt, 0., Man:h ),~ �•' . t. ~ ' ' ,, " \," ·;~ . -1 ~ ~ Daily ~tlnol, l'omiroy.l\liddllll<J•·t; Q.. Mar<:h ' . ' ' j ' s, 19611 , '• As Told to Ctll'obnJonel:l ~name h Su5ieB. Fisher.'' 41 jlin a protcy good •""mPie ol l,l registered Amerkan Quarter HorJ~e. I've been a 4-H project for I of my 10 years, and!, along wittl the advisors of the Meigs 4.-H Pleasure Riders, ha~e had a c • lot to m wlth teaching my rider, "· We left home with the car and w.. drled,.,.,urrled, brushed aod trailer at 5 a. m. they drove rmbed, then brushed and rubbed ver) carefully so that I wouldn't some more. Mj<hldegJoamecllike be upset "'hen I arrived; and the aatln with no t.ly osgo or du&tlel! porsphernalla they took lor 1111 any place, and lherewun'la&lgn care, feed.ina:, and shoWing wu of a tangle In my tor- or ~ M¥ tack had aD - oaddle monwnental. The Ohio state Folr Board bad 1081>ed before we left _., 50 erected a grand new horse barn. 1 was pro\tCI of myself. I was ·pi'OQ(I of Carolyn/ loo, so after we registered with the >ioe haO learned that she \hould 4-H horse s~erintendent. I was CarolYn Jones, who is 17, how to- taken to a lovely 8 by 8 wood and also be clean, neat and polished care for, ride, and show me to my metal box stall with lots ol clean when she showed me as a 4-H best advanwge. Caro]yn has been straw ror bedding. exhibit. Slnce there were 53 exhibitors Thank goodness! No more being in Carolyn's age grou,p, It took tied under the nois)' railroad FourwH club organizing actracks for met The bam was the judge quite awhile to look us tivities are underway, March llgh4 airy, and quiet aod there all over. I did my belli to stand is When \IPW&rdS O( 500 YOUng sq~~&rol,y, and alertly, bul qulot>were no bothersome rues. Meigs County folks, most or ly, all during that showmanshlg After I ate, drank and was them rural but a &W'prislng dass. Carolyn waa proud ~ me made really comfortable, 1 had number from our towns, too, a bath from foretoP to fetlock. I then. band together in small grolG)s to learnbyc:bing. Articles prepared by 4-H youth will be a,wearing from time to time in The Illily Sentinel the next several ~s. in 4-H work seven years but got ...,, me as a proJect only two years She knew pretty well how to curry, clean and feed me. But her book knowledge and riding skill left quite a bit to be d&o sired. Those adusors real. ly worked with her last year and she imProved very much during the latter part of the season. Of this I'm sure. The h1gh point of lx:Jth our c... reers was being chosoo to represent Melgs County at the Ohio o.ate Fair in 1967. I'd .-.ally like w tell you about that.. Anniversary Dinner Planned The' liOroeii.an•hli> c~•'s,iookt long t!Jpo, too. I wujni:untd canter ·109 flio4 JO I ai,..Yo have cllne Ill ihe COliseum, and Ci!ol¥n wal '!'UCh helP lrl ~· mt 'Blo11'4!if· ;IOwn. lsuwbst we wer~ !iolh ~· tired 111 Ilion. since dllt liorsemanJilfP c..JS didn't otlrt until 11 'p, m. . dhe judie Wll probobly tired, too, 111.1\ce we tBc.iVed a second blue ribbon for U,!-1 cii.as,) . We really leit •• tho"fh we dl~t deaarve that one, ao we knew we could have done better. I know thO! Carolyn reallzoo that sornettines you <km't win when you feel )'ou've don8 your beat, and sometimes you win When )'OU haven't. cbMI your'best. to i!lt ~lckly, ,he aUurod ~lollaten­ WILLIAM THEIS questioned why President JohnWASHINGTON (UP() - This son would sent Robert $. Mc- en that he ha-' never VCited for was a week that shook up vlc- Namara to 11 wtec:kn the World a oemocratl~ president and lhat tory..scenting Republlcans. Bar- Bank after U!e Corriter Pentagon "if people (Rockefeller) want to ry was back tn town. chief had '~spent seven y e a r s convince me they can ehange Not even his chosen instru- wrecking the Derense Depart- their spots, 1 can be convlne. ed." ment for recapturL.,g the White ment." Friends said that meant BarHouse, Richard M. Nixon, wal!l He brousl>t a kind of g a a p r¥ would SUpport the wtf's nomhappy with former Sen. Barry wtlen, recalling the u lesson of inee, whomever he 11. BUt at M. Goldwater' .s assertion of non- 1964,'' he said: 11 Let'a suppOrt for Gov. Nelson A. Rocknot spend our time ·least some damage had been dono. efeller as apresidentlalposslbil- downgrading Republicans.'' ~ ity . Even as the defeated 1964 GOP presidential nominee shaded and clarified hls first words, both backers and non-backersofNixon were dismayed They had a nash vision or 1968 unity - precious to victory - going ctown the drain. One ardent Ntxon..tor'iJI'ellident ~essman, a stauncll CUJservaUve like Goldwater, sent Ute Arizonan a telegram pleading with him to retract his original Phoenix remark that he couldn't accept a Rockefeller can- A(l8()88 ..., SPECIAL 52 ·:=·=· and the bottomed 5.Mut 9. Tree or the Pacltlc tllando 10 Harmonized 12. J'riend· ahlp 13. Rub out Lt. Oath 16 Perebed 16 Terblwn pry 4l. Conleloul 4:S. Hone <<.Ship crane 4tt Cuta t8 Senile Dotted with lltat'11 2. Head 3. Not in " · Method 17. Left Ule 20 Conatel· 1 Hindu latlon Utte •Yin· coop 21 Grttk tetter 23. Poly- ·- drink 24 lndo-Chin .a. ~r· . ............ I. Hold bock or pervert 1&. Bird 18. Weblike 18.20. Ton per- center abbr. Y........._at'• ,.,.,... 21. Larvae 22. SUpport pooto 24. YoUng O)'lltet ;<i , 26. Ctrtalgraln 21 Auent 32. Chlrpoo 33 Tonaure ·~ ' tbO ~~~::~! P'!OI'i• could •••' .... meadow .......,. abbr. 31. Hole-In mold auburb meat 50 ~ ' ·v Family Night Held Recently In Rutland Founders' Day · Is Observed 3$. Recotnise 3T.D7 38. t.Dooun. taftll 40. Biblical pneot 11. Gtri'a ..... t%. Wlt 1 ~ · OHIO AND FUNKS SEEC CORN.NOWI Club tv'eets on M:mdoy i The Green Acre• 4-H Club, Peyivgl <:ervices, Ragin 'Cii tkndoy ' Revival services will begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday night at the West Columbia E.U.B. ~hurch. 111e Rev. Russell Craw- lord of tho Good iioepherd Church will be the speaker. Devotlona will be given each 1'/'lF~ · 1'!\,.Moocil!f, ~!1\>.4, at the home of Urs. Teresa Lacomb, dbcUsaed waYs otrais. ing money to pay for trips to camp. Adrl.aors aUendlng were Mrs. 'Ibohna Eagle, Mrs. Rita Baker, and Mrs. LaComb. Refreshmentl were served by Wendy Eagle, Mary LaComb, and Je'an Baker. Janice Baker waa in charge of recreation. At the next meeting l"embera wj)l pick out tho pattorfla to start dll their proJoc:ta. It will be at the home "of Mro. Rlla Baker, adVIaor, on March 25th. - Jean Bokor. evening by the Rev. Lester Lane, pallor, and Paul Fitzgerald liiU be the """ leader. Special mull< will be featured throughout tile meeting. An invitatlm is extendecl to tho publl<. reporter. ASK TO WED t PT. P~rtlioillli"* Wolf, ~aol .. ~Y Russell, 17, Letart, have made an application !or a marrlap license in the office ot the county clerk~ 41 UPi of World" Holman Hunt's w•ll-known painting, "IJgllt of the World," which batlgs In St. Paul's Catl1edral In London, depicts Christ holding a Ian· tem. l'ori1~'0Y·A-Ucfdlwort1 .Be . · .,~ f .i..i'. ,'· . - 'a t•••o bie·'· · ~ · ·.,, ·· · · " ·- ·.. tJ·· ·. )·· · Bend By.Bob~Oi~h ~t8'rvht&'~d, l:.i(J s.:nlinol, o Arar\'11 !I . ' - ~·oa·t ~ .. ·· . r11:·"i· ·. •. . · · 1··~rlv lD J ·, ~ork t'~a1 0,~ P~SIINT f ~~ TWO~SP£En ", AUTOMATIC WASHER The VHQ Symbol on eech Norge Automlltic Washer is your assur11nce of utmost ... QUALITY PERFORMANCE DURABILITY All you can really do for me Is , _¥, ~d, , c!jizen's and coml;>at the pressureS that at~K ' oUr cotm. tr)' from Within. If our unity ts destroyed, our nation is de~ !royod. .. , must close now - the serhas told us to, pack our gear to move, I don't know when or where I'll have the chance to receive another or your letters or answer Jt U I ci:l, but keep writi~ and keep the faith, Mom. That's what J ask of you. No matter what happt:~n& row, your baby will never come home again." g&ant Autom,t~c' Wa•her g/'ltll you th.,.,d,~?<• ~ure•l M9del 4WJ-1525 · FEED LOT PELLETS Less Trade-In ;., ,• Niim:hlng INIRii::fiGISI PERMANENT 'PRESS JIEAVY DUTY'DRYER . ' ' Tht ~ D.,., for PER !lAMENT PRESS ... and all oiMr llbrlca tool •• f,.etyour •• diamond • • El,;,.~ w:a .I I ~ •o SPRING OUnOOK board•. Scouting (Continued from Page I) Bob Wolf, District Commiasioner, presented Training A· wards to John Metzger, scoutmaster, CheshireTroop206; Wil liam Snouffer, Troop Committeeman, f't. Pleasant Troop 248: and Mar¥ LamP, Den Mother, Pt. Pleasant Pack 261. Garland E. Panoens, Leadership Training Chairman, M-0-M District, received an Arrowhead Award and pert!)' st,yled cut and set. VATICAN CITY - POPE PAUL VI today appointed Bishop Terence James Cooke to succeed the late francis Cardinal ~eiJ.. man a& Roman Catholic archbishop or New York. Cooke, a 47:yearold New Yorker, was one of ~elbnan•s auxiliaries. ~ellman died Due. 2. 1967. The EUJP<>inbnent was considered cenaln to lead to Cooke's early elevation to the College of cardinals. The archbishoP of New York invariably ts named a cardinal. Ann Holter is Pre 'd t f Thirteen school visits w e r e from Hall. ' Ofitcers elected by th~ Meigs made and JO vision screening Wol! also presented 1967 HonCounty Better Livestock 4-H Hoitests were done with four being or Umt Roundup Awards to Post stein group ror the coming year reterred ror furth""' . .... examlna. 261, Kenneth Leikarl; Troop261, ere presldent, Ann Ho 1tar; vice 200 tlon . Two completed eye exam- GeOrge Lamp; Troop · Jack president, ~aron Ervin; secre· Inations rrorn previous referrals. Simms; TrOOP 203 • Miehael Coch& tary, Rhonda Ervin; treasurer, Immunizations given In vari- ran and Richard Danner; Troop Mary King; news reporter, Jenous clinics th-·~oul the cou-'/ •"'-~- recreat1on leaders, Bud•-V<W' n;... 214, Tom Metcalf; Troop 230, I1Y ~n; t.Y totalled 111. Robert Mussman; Troop 241, . die Ervin and Mandie n o s e, John Sauvage; Troop 245, MilDr. Pedra Obr·cgon examined ford Hysell; Troop 248 , J 0 h n health chairman, Melanie Dean, and safety chairman, Eddie Parthree children at theChildHeaJth Werner; Troop 251, Riaden N. Cllnlc. SeVen persons attended Miller; Pack 235, Darrell Jiawker. Roy Holter, advisor, was In the Family Planning Clinic held thorne; P&ck 204, John Groth; at the health department. Eight Pack 258, Jim Carver; Pack charge of the meeting Tuesda.l evening at the Meigs Count) Exserologies and 16tubercullntests 261, I..yle -Dunsmoor; Pack 206, tension Office l'.lith 16 memb"rs were done. Joe Burger; and Pack 262 • FA in attendance. Project books were A Family PlaMing and ChUd handed out and Ann Holter gave SpacJng Clinic Is being conduct- Cromley, Hall presented honorary de- a demonstration on how to (ill ed at the Health Department twice grees to senral sc:outersincludmonthly, Information and birth lng the D.D.S. dell'ec_.- uiJouble out registration papers. control devices, methods and..or Dut.Y 1'o ScoUting." They were The next meeting is scheduled medications arc prescribed b,y James and Barbara Roush, LU· 1\tesda_y eventhg, ,\prll 2, at the extension oft'lce. U!e attending physician. ther and Lois Gibson, George~ Mary Ll.mp, Ed and OorlscromFight Results ley, Glen and Gall Smith, GatFJy United Pross tnternationai It took 100,000 laborers 20 land and Naomi Parsons, Ted( COPENHAGEN UPI) - Tom years to construct the famous and Donna Mlaner, Bob and Po~ Bogs, 165, Denmark, outpointed pyramid of Cheops. ~Wolf. D.tb nuntlt¥, 161\~ , Los Angeles preciation for contrlbutlms to lola's Beauty Shop Phone 992-3557 234 E. Main MOIORULA -b;'!Ul II. 1. - o,, I f , CON~PI.r.~. S(?,l;-10. ..s.T~TE . ' . . ' STEREO HIGH FIDELITY -""- CONTEMI'ORARY STYLING Stereo H1gh Fidelity only- does not cont•m built-in rtdlo Two 8" and two 3%" speakers. D!Amond-Sapphn Styli. SttnO Hudphone Jadl.. Provi&tOn ror EKterntl Speakers. Record Storage Alee. Genuine Walnut VtMtt1. and s • t Hardwood ~ida with Oil Walnut f1nuah. 26~q hl(llh, 42.. wk:Se, 1e%" deep. MANY OTHER DREKEL CAS/NET STYLINGS TO SELECT FROM (10), WERNER RADIO & TV swuUng lo the M-G-M Dlatrlc:t PORTLAND, Maine (UP()were Da.le Rothgeb, Jr., for Ra- , Renaldo Vlotorla, 139, Pltl•lleld, dio WJEH; Milos Kualc, Radio Mass., outpointed Roosevelt WMPOi and Dick Ulomas for 11 King'' Wace, 139, New York the GalllpoUa Daily Tribune aod (10), the Pomeroy IJally sentinel • on rt~ 8ro~~;; ··=···:•;.:<:•:•:•:·:•:•:·:•····=·········,•. ,,.•,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,.,,•. , • ,.,.,.,,,.,••• ,.,••• ,.,.,•••• :, •••••.•••.•••.•.•.•:':'':':':=:-:-··:..·:. ..,.,. ::··:·•·:,::.:,:,:·: MIDDLEPORT. 0. d • · pe WID c:;mr:;ge car BOO, Acllvltles Committee; ·· Tom easoena, camplngcommu- ( tee; <r. Emmett . Morrison, Organi::Ealiori arid Extension Com- · m!Uee: and Garland Paraona, Leadership Tralnlog Commlitee. · caosOlls aonounced iloat oprtng camp will beheld Mlo.Y 3-511 camp Callll(>ell In th~ Vint<1".£wln&\on area, ~ 2tt, Tom Mot'col!, boll. J, outllnod .,., • ::·•·•··········· •••••• •••·• •.•••••.•••••.••••.•••.•••••••.•.,.:..::··:::·::· ::·:;..,,,.,. yo.og •d•" '" sho•s MENS WINGTIP 6xFORD ~!:~S=~= . '" t ' whOr~ '1:.1\i, ·~c~ln ~"· ;~~ ~d, frl~NW~•' au,tr; SOFTEN YOUR tilt RT. 124 hOJIC b:cvcrab>OII, 11 Jtl)odell ~ "fli• "~ News ... in Brief •• •• go modern •• •• .,. ;~,! criJlpl~d ch)Jdren, 6 81 eO 0 mentally, retarded aria 80 <ojtd an ln'!ructor'.~ )llldge, th~ lo~·" -,~lstRin Grouo andadUtth!;a1ftt.~, . . ,., " r"''" \·. mer r!?m Wdtr'aftd the tatt~ l, , .., , 1 . •::.o.i:"E':l .-;~ partum, 2 :·~···························· •• • • , ,1;; Acceptlog CertlD<ates of Ap- I I • • Jl~'kay,' Are Reported pects, 1 ante..partum, 2 post ~d· t- said "" .••• J.. ini<In• and tlic Yllll\1' ,;,.,.y· ,m..rd'!) IIto' the <'Ommlltco. o1 ' ll'atte" con ltutea Uio Krt!li e._IA.· • _IUl,6W1'151 •ty ~~ Ul~ kc¥ ~, menaco rad"" toon..ll'! Arncrl- otamplng out the ht!/ll'Wchc• ca. 'ti and ruined , live#.!! cau&oa lbf' The I!OY0l'l191' addr~sscd ( ii . t®n.ah"' contilmptlon 9! ..a.lco• di.Y that dr lnq al"'!ff<<IIc , "'1~1' h"·c;ot·r-olblll mum 00 shorod incl 04 the •-·IIY' , ~"\:l,_t>"'r~. ,.. .,.....m80r 1ves .. tbt governor addeil,. ·'~ 'l1'iu unwrslliod Uiat itt8'Iii0I I II thcit ti:JeY r I "" ~oup 147 Office Home Visits Upscombp William Hayes, Glenn rheumatic fever, 3 chronic diCundl.ff, Jr., Art SYlvester and seases, 14 acute communicable 30 TB cases, contacts, s u s~ Robert Wingett. .t: · ~I.IJMIIUS · (111'1) "t,; • (;ov:· (,ov.ltlool" to (;nmmill<IJ' oo ~i"<n· , UIIAt"l' CIJOU.:t:s ~~ · ~ • ·.'· ' Tile gOvernor ..w tho s.to" -·-, •• ohlt • rllo<hes. 'il NBA oTANUN~s ~ ROute. 5 NEW· YOltK (UI'D-Ttoe !iQw l.l(llqr IJCparlmcnt, thai r<fcat York GiaBt11 ~· anOOU~~,.-d ~ 11\!Qoritr or <JJh!' B tavern own. , B)' UniteU Pr.e:u; Int.i'rDattonii • oleoted •jlrP,ali!ent o1 the Maion the): h ... otgnod Joho GaiJ!itrlier ,crs aod the tccn.agc colnmiUoe W, i... , Pct. (;a:~: Counf¥ Arllflc!aJ BreederS ~ ol Ho•ton Uolyer&l~, Uo"( N!1.4 fl~tlng' drlohlng have accepted l'hlladelphla $5 18 .7~) ~lallcll ollrijog the annual din- 18 draf! choice and MCJ,9~ , tholr share ol th~ responslbllily. Hoiton 50 21 ,11'16 ·5'.11 ner kmeetl" Ot the t hi s ll<>iton•or Mlnlieoota. uiell' · ll5tll , l!hodcs a~Qe<l there Is a New York 38 37 .$'( 18, wee · ' .~ 1457 21' choic,O ,to th• pro. !ootbollllltatto "great need t~r Tespooalbililj' In Cincinnati 3~ ' Elect,.t to se,ne wlthl\lr. New1 tb 1~ contractlll. • each and every home." Detroit 34 4Q ;459 2WJ: berry were SOOth· ·eo.ch Alllt !ioermao wiU try •:Parents of toen-ra must l!altlmore 33 11 .!46 231~ side, rico pr~~~~~ and CIIIr Gallqher at both def~m!i.lve end .Plii-Y an active part in making WE~T Lee Cottrill, Weii'CojUmbla, "cw, L. Pet. GB relary; and ~~ o!·dlre<tora, and corner linebacker. Boston teen-agers realize that tlleir JtUllf be u111ed ali an otrenalve lives can be lost br ruined st. LouiS 54 24 .02 C. C. Lewis, David RoUsh, W.'·A. guard or defensive end. through drintdng,' ' he said. Los Angeles 45 28 .&16 fh Barker. Albert ~phons, noug. San Francisco 42 33 560 IO'h las Randolph, T. A. Wllllamsoo, ChiC&gQ 25 18 ,342 27 !.larcuo Weiver, William G Ill, $eattle 20 52 .272 31 Wayne Hart, Jr., Russell Jones san Diego u 61 .197 38 arid Geori!O Canon. Thunde,y'a Re&l,l].ta By United Press . International Olarlea Mc-Culloch m wa~re~ PhUaiU ClnciMid 117 . BELLE ISLE, LA. - HE&lbE WOilKEIIS trying to reach 21 oleeled to the state board of ~mers trapped 1,~00 feet below the sudace Jn the mammoth C&rgil Chkago 118 Bo•ton 112 director~. Lor Angeles 119 Sao Diego 102 Woodi'Ow Mace, Maaoo COIIni.Y salt mine sent a fifth search team down into the honey.oombed St. Louts 150 seatUo 1113 techuiclan of the ABA, pve hlo cavern. today. (Only gamea ochedulodl The lourth team to descend was hauled to the toP early today yaarly rep>rt Bhowlng that he Friday's Games had given 2,389 first service• after an hour and 25 minutes below. The searchers said they row Detroit at Cincinnati during the pael year. Mr. ~ce had a better Idea of ~here the men might be, but they had 110 inkling Boston at Philadelphia aaid thai. ckqing the 18 yeara ofdowthelr rate. The fifth team, wUh three men in it, was lbwered n the shalt early toda,y, he has served Ma1011 Counb: his total senlces number 36,9~, He reported he traveled 43,709 mUes a C~LUMBUS - THE NEED TO HAISE FAUM grain prices was . .---~~----· tna,JOr toPic during a three--day confereoce of federal farm offilast year In performing his ellcials and employes which ended Thursday, "Farmers have In their ties, the most mileage ln a year l!llnce coming to Mason COUnty, hands the abllicy to raise the prices at which they sell " Robert s. Dick Chichester, manager of Bergland, Washingt.on, D.C., said in a closing address berore so~e the West Virginia . Maryland 500 fanners, committeemen and workers of the Agricultural ~ Breeders AssoclaUon, spoke to blllzation and Conservation Services (ASCS). Bergland said better P&Jtici.pation the federal reed grain prothe group on the sire program gram and more use of Price SUPport loans that enable producers and herd improvemeot. to hold grain off the market were the ways to achieve a recovery Ticker Tape Receptloa from pre68nt.l,y depressed corn price levels. New York City held its first tlcker tepe reception In honor WASHINGTON - A FEDERAL JUt.:GE has ruled dra(t Dlrectnr of Edward, Duke of Windsor Lewis B. Hershey's controversial letter on drafting student den~ then Prince of Wales on hiS lirst visit to the United Stateo onstrat.ors wp an advisory o.Pinlon, not a directive to local draft in 1919. U,!\. District Judge George Hart Thu,r!iday dismissed suits SWing over to the aeeking to ha\'e the policy overturned, saying In his ruling that he pretty head this spring. wecoultjl not revene a pollcy that did not have the Coree or law. show you the way with an Park Plans ·-------------- · ) ; '\ · ./ '!'OINT' Newberr7,. i,!l JOur H..vv·Dutv :· ::. VD· and,~hUdr,en. .~.. INIOIRIGie:l·· :·· J~• , A.~. Crasli. . Pra.·.. "'l~a(·•· ent : .:·;, IDter~state ·-------------- · .:~~~4 .9r~~~ing ~a~~~test.ill;qac • , EI~ci~a ~hat 1 r---------------------------- I · · ·.~: Pte. Jacob S. llolman, J,l',, .i» the1'J,.J,s. Am))' at • , J, - ' ' ' ". ' BAKEl!,· Ct!U: (UPD ;; Tweocy ,Per11011a were llo!•ni![ ·to death Gordoaa, Ga. . . · ·.: · . t ' • Pt'c. Holman lia11 fo,·.:Jhe ~ast f~ve month11 'been 11tudyl~ radio Thur~ when a US Vega. bound Gr'eyhound bus waa •ltuck head.. owatr ft Goi<bn, aod I• bne ot tWo iDP i:ontoodiro on !If , 11)31' haVJt lie on a suicide car. Twelve perso•• 1unlvod. for- hOnors in obis cf-11&. , , , J~ ~ have been 1 suicide," siid Lt. Jim 1,~~ns ot the A 1967 sradeate or Sdlithern High school _at lllcioe; l'tc. Hoi- C8Jl!ornlo H[ghw!U' Patro~ , " mahas beep. in ~ne serv,lce:fi>r ·nlne mootha. '. : · , J ':fliP' car, believed to have· ~en driven by Miohael Barry, an lle<:~'IIIY • !l"lmiJI •~nt 1 copy of a letler written by a VIetnam unemplOyed cook, was 'lravel.irw about 10 milo• an hOur 011 the wrong serviceman to ' hi a folks, ,Mr. and Mra. Jacob Holm&n, sr., Iwllne. aide. of 1$, a maln arter)' linkifl8 lAf Angtllea and l.os The letter ert«tlv~ e:wPr,,us tbe feelln&• ol a ,urvteemin and veaalf, -,tten ~t' crashed into' the bus three .m.uea east ot here 0111 hla ~cy to hla co-.. It 'tollowo: • stretch caDed thlt llal<oi'Grade. '. · " Dearest Mlin! and l)od,, n was ti.e worlll of. ,ntM¥ ~ •·W~ll; hire I sit wll.h finally ''When l"'u are !1<~ wltli, the bloody accidents lin the 18.mUe of •llle bua, aufferod a brohon • ., ITI!nute I've atolon. just !or tungerodulled eyoa and peno;ll climb !rom Baker at 900 teet to leg, He told CHP ol!lcers he Yl>U. I ~ovo oome protcy 1mpo,... thin limbo of mere babies, ..,. 4.000-lbot Halloran &unmlt.. had palled Into tho len lane to 1ant things thll need to be done ol'vod to a lifo predestined to Driver Tells Story pass a cor when suddeni.J' he 1M I !el~ oulonodtocrlly under dlct.ator- Kenneth L. Burkhardt, driver saw another car headlll8 1 letior definitely requli'~ .'~ ,f~l!lllt '"'l'or. It'• shiP and strlte, auddenly yoor d I r e • t I Y ~d him. Ha ~ ~. ioiii:ilvo )'OIIr .litters - eyes sro opened and you can swerved' the bus toward the dirt ,I t lo~en~ ao infrequently really ltllpreclate your own childmedian otrlp bu1 was unable to 'flih iball all mOiled "' - but hood. J\1011( With tho broad tre... miss the car, a 1964 white '••a pret:Q t&l,tet liter reading Uned aVenues, the glltJ;erllll Chevrolet that was flattened in -lhla ons. bllnldng lights of """"it home (Continued !rom page I) the crash like a pancake. "M3m, I mutt ' ~lain thl• there's a basic core on wtltch aJnOlll.t. asked for the eq,lpment Both vehicles burst into l!&r to you ao mliybo you can""' ,American soclecy is roundiod and · Is "quito raaaonabie" and said flames, tWisting and gutllng the dorstand why l•m here. I think rlaes hi~ amoog tho nations of a final declsion would be announ bus, Its too! yawnlog open, Dad realhea the lmllortance of the world. Fr-m,oPPOrlunii.Y cod Mondoy hliht wheo It 1 d - Black amoke and Ore was ltlY being hire, havhlS faced a t.rpat ant:t. yea, even love for ou; termined Whether or not er:.u; visible throughout the normally aimllar altlllllon 24 yaars \180• follow men makea our United lntereatextllls In thofutul< ofth BIUI, clear alr of the valley In I know t'm young. too young States trul)' united. Through the town'& baseball program;merl~ the Mojave Desert. A drizzling even to vote for m,y ultimate oow dot-torn section& ot towns such a purehaae. rain turned into a near commander-lnochief, but, Mom, flow• a dimand for change and ln other actlvi~· downpour after the names were tow old must a JU1 tie before he improvement which will ronow _ Gordan Win.cbrem~er was quenched, can rea.U~ the ImPortance of for ours is an ever progressJrw: aiJPO[nt.ed to the unexpired term The naming bus Dipped over freedom, Patriotism and trust'? soclety, striving towards ·a more ot Ross Norris on the board of on its sJde In the sagebrush J~s oot an Army of yo~lnded complete union. public affairs. Norris had re- covered freeway median. The teenagers over hare but rather ul guess maybe., Morn, thia signed because ofhealthreasons, door and side wi1xlowS were bura force body of men, striving will he!» you to understand that _ Heard 8 letter read til at the ied 1n the sand. Those who eacapfor what we believe 1n and wish I've changed and aged just 8 lit- extension of thetol'ln'l t ed were either ejected by the toperpetuate'lorourfuturewh:es tie. Althoush ncy hair isn't tern has been ins~ :,~s; initial impact or cllmbed out the streaked "lth IVIIY yet, IIIJ' o,yea state Department of Health and front windahletd. have peered Into tho roo( of given approval by Eng, George oxii!F'<• And IIIJ' thOught m"' Eagle. , turod. I cao - full¥ fiiPrOCiate - Voted to eotor Into a mua b1e green yud full o(. awb\ga tual aid contract for Clre proaod 1<1)'1 better than 1111' eight tecdon with the Pomeroy Volar 10 year old kid. •Yet, I'U unteer Fire Department. stMd It> and apaak 1111 mind and - Allocated !Unci• to purchase lOte •• a true adult when the a new clUzen' s band radio for tlnle arrives. And I coo thank Pollee Chior Milton varian. the Lord tor siring me tha CJPo - .\joproved repair o! cerPT. PLEASANT - The acttV. ~rtw'dU' to learn tbla l"aon tain streets that have suftered ity report of the local Public While rm young emugh to do damage this winter and decid. Health Nurses for the month I aomeihing about rotalnllli our od to get a bulldozer to tho vU- showed 147 office and home visSwf~her 1M LahH R..au way of life. lage dump to push debrlsoverU!e its were made by Nurses Mary Orut• • Lynch, Mary Hilbert and DorouDJn't feel badly, !olk&, wor- hill. ' -.Miln St. p_,.,r thy Morrison for the following ryq doe• nothing to he4> me. Attending wore Mayor LOndoo, types ol patients: 2 cancer, 10 Clerk Richard Duckworth, PoUce Chler Varian and CouncHmen A~ cardiovascular, 1 diabetes , 5 1 I I I I I I I .. ~·-d~ Newbe~ . UlCl · t:i . ~ .. -:..) ry. p b · S . • · :r,o. -. e uu·~ • • . clark, . I I I I 579 h01n'&•2.4 Mid 7-lj p.m. Parents •• oply~ ~atr.l<&. ward. • !Ill·- . Uon 30. Granite alate : uoopllal: 1Ja!11[ui;t Vllltlng m'er, JactJb Ch·~iiiJ'~ wu!lalil" M• ,,, Adiftt•sions llli''· ClyC!e p,' Smith, Bidwell; S, Matfle&oni lhelt Mrs. Ocl!lle ~ Ef,d&, 26 MIll Mr" ?alma '1"•:1''".,.' D. MuiUns~ to hOli> ll"Pro~ ~· Creek Rij.; Gh'"les E, White, I 1'08\od olllhlit day "•p30' So~codd Ave,; Marshall l.!ont- WUUam1A, 11011'1• poopiO'i A, Rice, ,Mila. .;J()'v,ery:}Bt:. 1 ~rOwn City• Mrs. rlbt!c>Pa on Calvin IIi, ,wln'ry 'b, SllpdO, Loon, W, ya.; n was gOOd to get back · ~ " "Mar~~. ~·cei', ~'-"' ' Oov M,r S. GalltpollsFer....-re,·• 1111 oWn pastu•e altar ihe long r;>i s. Claronco W, Utchflol~ Mrs. · HatrY [rW. ' Apptf., Grove; Mrs. Charles W•. Tucker •. I'd roally enjoy attendlug tho ~ber'!'rllltoa; Q. Edwar<l Haw- Ke!VIolh· atlle talr again, but I realize · ,.:r: lillnft'svllle; l\li's. Birdie M. van that in the years to COJII.e 1 di!· 'PoWell, ;Pomeroyl 1\lra. Llola ,A. Mro. ~ohD IL · !eront hor so and II,B owner ohould 'Forr~st,' l'oi;t!Bncr; JohnL. Click, rant dau[\lltel'. have the same opportunity we Rt, l l.u: Alto, W, Va.; 1\lrs. Roush, and lnt",~~t had. Samuel K. Will, Ha""""; Clyde Kermit F. Massie We had our turn. And did our .' t !IOOVer, Rt. 1 ·l'roc:tl!rvUie; dauihter. best. . ~· ·~ : ' ; wuuam HQoVor, ljl. 1· PrOCtor· PLEASANT VALLEY H-Al.: .. ' vme;', Mrs. EuZ~ o. a n ADMITIED: Ella Pritt,. B\il:·; Hoofe, Huntiogton, W~Va.;Wayne talo; !llro. Dllvld ~chit, Pl. • ' t~<ott, Rl, .2 Ook Hill; pavld L. Freeland, Rl I Jackson; 1\lrs. Pleallllt: Mrl. Don4)d 'lb'~·~= Thomas · L. Lavort;y, Rt. I Ham- Apple (lroVe; Mrs. Jat\le3eftorll'~ den; Otarles W. McDonlld, Glenwood: Mra. Paul moVer, Mli'l! jl'orthlngton, Ky.; 1\lra. Jesse T. toni Mrs. John Harmon. Gaillj»t: Observance of Fowoder'l DIY Adams, IrOntOn Star Rt.; Mrs. Jls Ferry; Mra. RoY C:.l\10, It: A rand)y nlgflt observance was ~through a skit, u A Seed Wal Howard A. filaver, Glouster; Pleasant; Alicia RldOIIOIIt,):i'!; t ' Pleasant. ' ,.1< ;' ~. ~ ._~ • held recently at the Rutland Sown,'' and recognition of past Mrs . .William E. Foslar, Rt. 2 presldonta hll!hllgbted a recent Jac~son; WUllam G. McDonald, DISCHARGED: EdiSOD ~·· : Church ol Christ. Glenwood; Darrell Hardman, )l.i. : · meeting of the Letart FaiJo PTA, Jackson; lol§rtln w. Barnette, Rt. Mra. Clair Taylor was p("().. Alto;. l!ancly Herdman,. aobtl!l•"'" Taking roles In the sJd.t were gram chair~ Cor the event with 4 Ripley, w. va. burl: Mrs. J. K. llreer, .. Pl. June Ashley, Phoebe Roberto, Mrs. pauline Marldns ooplanlst. Birth& Plaasant. •· • " . The opening prayer and devotion• June Wickersham, Nora Croaa, Mrs. Kerry I., Sllodo, LeOn, W, were preSented by Ricky Car- Ed cross; and Linda Dill. A va., daughter, 10:10 a.m. Thurs- . smTH: Mr. and 1\lro•.DaVId ter. A poem, uuow to Pray" history of ·the Founder'& Day day; Mrs. Clyde P. Smith, Bid- Machlr, Ft. Pleasant, t. lOlL waa efven by Mrs. Ta,ylor and observance 'was giveD. by Mrs. wen, son, 2:10 p.m. Thursday; Mrs. samuel K. WUI, Hamden, there were vocal solos by Thel- Wickersham. The American Rod ' .Cl'<!ss During floe meeUng plans were dauabter, 6:22 p.m. Thursday. collecled nearly lhret 'rilliiJon ma Michaela and RO.Y ,\inOWden. A humorous readinSt .. Neigh- made Cdr a aprlng operetta. '!be units of blood from donorl iJIS<hargel : bors' Gossip of Long Ago" was band director was present to Kandace J. Adams, E I m e r during 1967. given by Mra. Broce May. Speak- diacusi' music lessOns ror ele· ing briefly at the affair was Vic- merrt:ary children. He commentOUT OF HOSPrr AL tor Braley whoalr;ogavetheclos- ed on the tntere st. or the stuPT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Jerdents In the new murdc program lng prayer. Games conducted by Mrs. Hom- remarking that the reaponn was ald McCallister, of r.u.van Es- LEAVt: YOUR FOR '·· er Parker carried out Ole leap greater than he had anticipated. tates, BarboursvUie, was dis. charged from Cabeii-Huollngton Accompanying him to ihe meetyear theme. The refreshmeut taCER~rtF ble wa• centeredwithlinarrange- ing was a representaUve of an hospital Wednesday after tellls ment of red velvet ribbon roaes instrument firm. A varlet3 of and treatment. Sloe Is the torIn a cupid conlalnor nanked by lnatrwnents was dl.oii\N>ed tor mer Delores Blesolng or Point Pleasant. Her molhor, Mrs. Roy red. tapera. Mrs. Taylor and viewing by the parent11 'i. E. BleaolnS of POint Pleasant Tile attendance barmef:Was won Mn. Parker werehostesHswith Mro. Roy &loWden, Mro. I! II 1 by Mrs. Elleen Buck's lourtb has been ataylng with the McWilford, Mrs. Robert S.OWden, grade. Rerreshmenta were MrV· Callister children lor several Mra. 8111 Brown, Mrs. Joe Bo- ed by the hoapttallly committee doya, 1\lr. McCallister Ia aaso. lin, and Mrs. Bruce M~ con .. and !estured the troditlonll blue ciata<! with tho Huntington &>trlbutlng to the refreshments or and gold Founder' 1 DB¥ clke. clol seeurlcy o111ces and Is In POint Pleasant Cllite olton on aandwiches, cookies, eand;y and Q-een Acres buolneu tor that district o111ce. ~oft'ee, 4-11 hOroo II Gallon Size ·•. llol,.r the ~ot, bolt•r·" deAtruc- :18. J&ng. poet 20lol&nhy ·I ' ' •' ·< IN 8. Lotter 11. Corrupt DOWN 1 Ktndof darger 6 Saucy 3e.Klndof \·~ ... se.-111 1. J'lat· ::~.:~ Electric Water Heater _ DAILY CROSSWORD 3f, Klngo< Buhan M. LDndon " odU ll?!lliic':io.~ r,It Uhw•~ iheWo.!ll"e' f.H mtk1XI · tlie IJII!O;tlbbOn wow~ ... , ..~ wt,~oa11y By r=:·····: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-;.;.;.. ;.:.;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:· -:·:··· ··: ::::·:·:·:·::·: ·:·:::.-:·: ·=·· : ·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·}~ :·: .. .• Week that Shook the GOP ::2. P1llan :· . . t Barry Back in Town Plans for the anniversary dinner were made at a meeting of the Auxiliary oC the Middleport Fire Department held Wednesday night at the firemen's headquarters at vtllage hall. The dinner was set ror 6:30 p.m. on April 3 at the fire hall didacY Gov. Ronald Reagan or CaliWith the meat to be provided by rornia, a rellow conservative, the auxiliary. Members are to take a covered dish and a 25eent rejected •'bickering and backbiting among Republicans" tr they game prize. Mrs. James Daniels presided want to win. Gold water tried to repa.lr and at the meeting when a !lanley clarify what he meant when he Party was tentatively scheduled spoke at Tuesday niiht'l $500for the May meeting. The travel·a..plate GOP congressional fund .. ing prilt was won by"Urs:·oo n Lowery. Mrs. Lowery and Mrs. rai&ing dlMer, But like Mtchi~ noward Dailey served refresh- gan Gov. George W, Romney at the same affair just a year ago, ments. he bombed out. Struggling to mix humor with The first blood center of the political acid, Goldwater didn't Amer1can Red Cross opened get much response when he likin Rochester, N.Y., Jan. 12, ened Johnson and Humphrey to 1948. Bonnie and Clyde, or when he • ~--\_·, Til~ tate Fair Cl:fmax to I .. ·, • 8 �•' . t. ~ ' ' ,, " \," ·;~ . -1 ~ ~ Daily ~tlnol, l'omiroy.l\liddllll<J•·t; Q.. Mar<:h ' . ' ' j ' s, 19611 , '• As Told to Ctll'obnJonel:l ~name h Su5ieB. Fisher.'' 41 jlin a protcy good •""mPie ol l,l registered Amerkan Quarter HorJ~e. I've been a 4-H project for I of my 10 years, and!, along wittl the advisors of the Meigs 4.-H Pleasure Riders, ha~e had a c • lot to m wlth teaching my rider, "· We left home with the car and w.. drled,.,.,urrled, brushed aod trailer at 5 a. m. they drove rmbed, then brushed and rubbed ver) carefully so that I wouldn't some more. Mj<hldegJoamecllike be upset "'hen I arrived; and the aatln with no t.ly osgo or du&tlel! porsphernalla they took lor 1111 any place, and lherewun'la&lgn care, feed.ina:, and shoWing wu of a tangle In my tor- or ~ M¥ tack had aD - oaddle monwnental. The Ohio state Folr Board bad 1081>ed before we left _., 50 erected a grand new horse barn. 1 was pro\tCI of myself. I was ·pi'OQ(I of Carolyn/ loo, so after we registered with the >ioe haO learned that she \hould 4-H horse s~erintendent. I was CarolYn Jones, who is 17, how to- taken to a lovely 8 by 8 wood and also be clean, neat and polished care for, ride, and show me to my metal box stall with lots ol clean when she showed me as a 4-H best advanwge. Caro]yn has been straw ror bedding. exhibit. Slnce there were 53 exhibitors Thank goodness! No more being in Carolyn's age grou,p, It took tied under the nois)' railroad FourwH club organizing actracks for met The bam was the judge quite awhile to look us tivities are underway, March llgh4 airy, and quiet aod there all over. I did my belli to stand is When \IPW&rdS O( 500 YOUng sq~~&rol,y, and alertly, bul qulot>were no bothersome rues. Meigs County folks, most or ly, all during that showmanshlg After I ate, drank and was them rural but a &W'prislng dass. Carolyn waa proud ~ me made really comfortable, 1 had number from our towns, too, a bath from foretoP to fetlock. I then. band together in small grolG)s to learnbyc:bing. Articles prepared by 4-H youth will be a,wearing from time to time in The Illily Sentinel the next several ~s. in 4-H work seven years but got ...,, me as a proJect only two years She knew pretty well how to curry, clean and feed me. But her book knowledge and riding skill left quite a bit to be d&o sired. Those adusors real. ly worked with her last year and she imProved very much during the latter part of the season. Of this I'm sure. The h1gh point of lx:Jth our c... reers was being chosoo to represent Melgs County at the Ohio o.ate Fair in 1967. I'd .-.ally like w tell you about that.. Anniversary Dinner Planned The' liOroeii.an•hli> c~•'s,iookt long t!Jpo, too. I wujni:untd canter ·109 flio4 JO I ai,..Yo have cllne Ill ihe COliseum, and Ci!ol¥n wal '!'UCh helP lrl ~· mt 'Blo11'4!if· ;IOwn. lsuwbst we wer~ !iolh ~· tired 111 Ilion. since dllt liorsemanJilfP c..JS didn't otlrt until 11 'p, m. . dhe judie Wll probobly tired, too, 111.1\ce we tBc.iVed a second blue ribbon for U,!-1 cii.as,) . We really leit •• tho"fh we dl~t deaarve that one, ao we knew we could have done better. I know thO! Carolyn reallzoo that sornettines you <km't win when you feel )'ou've don8 your beat, and sometimes you win When )'OU haven't. cbMI your'best. to i!lt ~lckly, ,he aUurod ~lollaten­ WILLIAM THEIS questioned why President JohnWASHINGTON (UP() - This son would sent Robert $. Mc- en that he ha-' never VCited for was a week that shook up vlc- Namara to 11 wtec:kn the World a oemocratl~ president and lhat tory..scenting Republlcans. Bar- Bank after U!e Corriter Pentagon "if people (Rockefeller) want to ry was back tn town. chief had '~spent seven y e a r s convince me they can ehange Not even his chosen instru- wrecking the Derense Depart- their spots, 1 can be convlne. ed." ment for recapturL.,g the White ment." Friends said that meant BarHouse, Richard M. Nixon, wal!l He brousl>t a kind of g a a p r¥ would SUpport the wtf's nomhappy with former Sen. Barry wtlen, recalling the u lesson of inee, whomever he 11. BUt at M. Goldwater' .s assertion of non- 1964,'' he said: 11 Let'a suppOrt for Gov. Nelson A. Rocknot spend our time ·least some damage had been dono. efeller as apresidentlalposslbil- downgrading Republicans.'' ~ ity . Even as the defeated 1964 GOP presidential nominee shaded and clarified hls first words, both backers and non-backersofNixon were dismayed They had a nash vision or 1968 unity - precious to victory - going ctown the drain. One ardent Ntxon..tor'iJI'ellident ~essman, a stauncll CUJservaUve like Goldwater, sent Ute Arizonan a telegram pleading with him to retract his original Phoenix remark that he couldn't accept a Rockefeller can- A(l8()88 ..., SPECIAL 52 ·:=·=· and the bottomed 5.Mut 9. Tree or the Pacltlc tllando 10 Harmonized 12. J'riend· ahlp 13. Rub out Lt. Oath 16 Perebed 16 Terblwn pry 4l. Conleloul 4:S. Hone <<.Ship crane 4tt Cuta t8 Senile Dotted with lltat'11 2. Head 3. Not in " · Method 17. Left Ule 20 Conatel· 1 Hindu latlon Utte •Yin· coop 21 Grttk tetter 23. Poly- ·- drink 24 lndo-Chin .a. ~r· . ............ I. Hold bock or pervert 1&. Bird 18. Weblike 18.20. Ton per- center abbr. Y........._at'• ,.,.,... 21. Larvae 22. SUpport pooto 24. YoUng O)'lltet ;<i , 26. Ctrtalgraln 21 Auent 32. Chlrpoo 33 Tonaure ·~ ' tbO ~~~::~! P'!OI'i• could •••' .... meadow .......,. abbr. 31. Hole-In mold auburb meat 50 ~ ' ·v Family Night Held Recently In Rutland Founders' Day · Is Observed 3$. Recotnise 3T.D7 38. t.Dooun. taftll 40. Biblical pneot 11. Gtri'a ..... t%. Wlt 1 ~ · OHIO AND FUNKS SEEC CORN.NOWI Club tv'eets on M:mdoy i The Green Acre• 4-H Club, Peyivgl <:ervices, Ragin 'Cii tkndoy ' Revival services will begin at 7:30 p.m. Monday night at the West Columbia E.U.B. ~hurch. 111e Rev. Russell Craw- lord of tho Good iioepherd Church will be the speaker. Devotlona will be given each 1'/'lF~ · 1'!\,.Moocil!f, ~!1\>.4, at the home of Urs. Teresa Lacomb, dbcUsaed waYs otrais. ing money to pay for trips to camp. Adrl.aors aUendlng were Mrs. 'Ibohna Eagle, Mrs. Rita Baker, and Mrs. LaComb. Refreshmentl were served by Wendy Eagle, Mary LaComb, and Je'an Baker. Janice Baker waa in charge of recreation. At the next meeting l"embera wj)l pick out tho pattorfla to start dll their proJoc:ta. It will be at the home "of Mro. Rlla Baker, adVIaor, on March 25th. - Jean Bokor. evening by the Rev. Lester Lane, pallor, and Paul Fitzgerald liiU be the """ leader. Special mull< will be featured throughout tile meeting. An invitatlm is extendecl to tho publl<. reporter. ASK TO WED t PT. P~rtlioillli"* Wolf, ~aol .. ~Y Russell, 17, Letart, have made an application !or a marrlap license in the office ot the county clerk~ 41 UPi of World" Holman Hunt's w•ll-known painting, "IJgllt of the World," which batlgs In St. Paul's Catl1edral In London, depicts Christ holding a Ian· tem. l'ori1~'0Y·A-Ucfdlwort1 .Be . · .,~ f .i..i'. ,'· . - 'a t•••o bie·'· · ~ · ·.,, ·· · · " ·- ·.. tJ·· ·. )·· · Bend By.Bob~Oi~h ~t8'rvht&'~d, l:.i(J s.:nlinol, o Arar\'11 !I . ' - ~·oa·t ~ .. ·· . r11:·"i· ·. •. . · · 1··~rlv lD J ·, ~ork t'~a1 0,~ P~SIINT f ~~ TWO~SP£En ", AUTOMATIC WASHER The VHQ Symbol on eech Norge Automlltic Washer is your assur11nce of utmost ... QUALITY PERFORMANCE DURABILITY All you can really do for me Is , _¥, ~d, , c!jizen's and coml;>at the pressureS that at~K ' oUr cotm. tr)' from Within. If our unity ts destroyed, our nation is de~ !royod. .. , must close now - the serhas told us to, pack our gear to move, I don't know when or where I'll have the chance to receive another or your letters or answer Jt U I ci:l, but keep writi~ and keep the faith, Mom. That's what J ask of you. No matter what happt:~n& row, your baby will never come home again." g&ant Autom,t~c' Wa•her g/'ltll you th.,.,d,~?<• ~ure•l M9del 4WJ-1525 · FEED LOT PELLETS Less Trade-In ;., ,• Niim:hlng INIRii::fiGISI PERMANENT 'PRESS JIEAVY DUTY'DRYER . ' ' Tht ~ D.,., for PER !lAMENT PRESS ... and all oiMr llbrlca tool •• f,.etyour •• diamond • • El,;,.~ w:a .I I ~ •o SPRING OUnOOK board•. Scouting (Continued from Page I) Bob Wolf, District Commiasioner, presented Training A· wards to John Metzger, scoutmaster, CheshireTroop206; Wil liam Snouffer, Troop Committeeman, f't. Pleasant Troop 248: and Mar¥ LamP, Den Mother, Pt. Pleasant Pack 261. Garland E. Panoens, Leadership Training Chairman, M-0-M District, received an Arrowhead Award and pert!)' st,yled cut and set. VATICAN CITY - POPE PAUL VI today appointed Bishop Terence James Cooke to succeed the late francis Cardinal ~eiJ.. man a& Roman Catholic archbishop or New York. Cooke, a 47:yearold New Yorker, was one of ~elbnan•s auxiliaries. ~ellman died Due. 2. 1967. The EUJP<>inbnent was considered cenaln to lead to Cooke's early elevation to the College of cardinals. The archbishoP of New York invariably ts named a cardinal. Ann Holter is Pre 'd t f Thirteen school visits w e r e from Hall. ' Ofitcers elected by th~ Meigs made and JO vision screening Wol! also presented 1967 HonCounty Better Livestock 4-H Hoitests were done with four being or Umt Roundup Awards to Post stein group ror the coming year reterred ror furth""' . .... examlna. 261, Kenneth Leikarl; Troop261, ere presldent, Ann Ho 1tar; vice 200 tlon . Two completed eye exam- GeOrge Lamp; Troop · Jack president, ~aron Ervin; secre· Inations rrorn previous referrals. Simms; TrOOP 203 • Miehael Coch& tary, Rhonda Ervin; treasurer, Immunizations given In vari- ran and Richard Danner; Troop Mary King; news reporter, Jenous clinics th-·~oul the cou-'/ •"'-~- recreat1on leaders, Bud•-V<W' n;... 214, Tom Metcalf; Troop 230, I1Y ~n; t.Y totalled 111. Robert Mussman; Troop 241, . die Ervin and Mandie n o s e, John Sauvage; Troop 245, MilDr. Pedra Obr·cgon examined ford Hysell; Troop 248 , J 0 h n health chairman, Melanie Dean, and safety chairman, Eddie Parthree children at theChildHeaJth Werner; Troop 251, Riaden N. Cllnlc. SeVen persons attended Miller; Pack 235, Darrell Jiawker. Roy Holter, advisor, was In the Family Planning Clinic held thorne; P&ck 204, John Groth; at the health department. Eight Pack 258, Jim Carver; Pack charge of the meeting Tuesda.l evening at the Meigs Count) Exserologies and 16tubercullntests 261, I..yle -Dunsmoor; Pack 206, tension Office l'.lith 16 memb"rs were done. Joe Burger; and Pack 262 • FA in attendance. Project books were A Family PlaMing and ChUd handed out and Ann Holter gave SpacJng Clinic Is being conduct- Cromley, Hall presented honorary de- a demonstration on how to (ill ed at the Health Department twice grees to senral sc:outersincludmonthly, Information and birth lng the D.D.S. dell'ec_.- uiJouble out registration papers. control devices, methods and..or Dut.Y 1'o ScoUting." They were The next meeting is scheduled medications arc prescribed b,y James and Barbara Roush, LU· 1\tesda_y eventhg, ,\prll 2, at the extension oft'lce. U!e attending physician. ther and Lois Gibson, George~ Mary Ll.mp, Ed and OorlscromFight Results ley, Glen and Gall Smith, GatFJy United Pross tnternationai It took 100,000 laborers 20 land and Naomi Parsons, Ted( COPENHAGEN UPI) - Tom years to construct the famous and Donna Mlaner, Bob and Po~ Bogs, 165, Denmark, outpointed pyramid of Cheops. ~Wolf. D.tb nuntlt¥, 161\~ , Los Angeles preciation for contrlbutlms to lola's Beauty Shop Phone 992-3557 234 E. Main MOIORULA -b;'!Ul II. 1. - o,, I f , CON~PI.r.~. S(?,l;-10. ..s.T~TE . ' . . ' STEREO HIGH FIDELITY -""- CONTEMI'ORARY STYLING Stereo H1gh Fidelity only- does not cont•m built-in rtdlo Two 8" and two 3%" speakers. D!Amond-Sapphn Styli. SttnO Hudphone Jadl.. Provi&tOn ror EKterntl Speakers. Record Storage Alee. Genuine Walnut VtMtt1. and s • t Hardwood ~ida with Oil Walnut f1nuah. 26~q hl(llh, 42.. wk:Se, 1e%" deep. MANY OTHER DREKEL CAS/NET STYLINGS TO SELECT FROM (10), WERNER RADIO & TV swuUng lo the M-G-M Dlatrlc:t PORTLAND, Maine (UP()were Da.le Rothgeb, Jr., for Ra- , Renaldo Vlotorla, 139, Pltl•lleld, dio WJEH; Milos Kualc, Radio Mass., outpointed Roosevelt WMPOi and Dick Ulomas for 11 King'' Wace, 139, New York the GalllpoUa Daily Tribune aod (10), the Pomeroy IJally sentinel • on rt~ 8ro~~;; ··=···:•;.:<:•:•:•:·:•:•:·:•····=·········,•. ,,.•,,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,..,.,,•. , • ,.,.,.,,,.,••• ,.,••• ,.,.,•••• :, •••••.•••.•••.•.•.•:':'':':':=:-:-··:..·:. ..,.,. ::··:·•·:,::.:,:,:·: MIDDLEPORT. 0. d • · pe WID c:;mr:;ge car BOO, Acllvltles Committee; ·· Tom easoena, camplngcommu- ( tee; <r. Emmett . Morrison, Organi::Ealiori arid Extension Com- · m!Uee: and Garland Paraona, Leadership Tralnlog Commlitee. · caosOlls aonounced iloat oprtng camp will beheld Mlo.Y 3-511 camp Callll(>ell In th~ Vint<1".£wln&\on area, ~ 2tt, Tom Mot'col!, boll. J, outllnod .,., • ::·•·•··········· •••••• •••·• •.•••••.•••••.••••.•••.•••••••.•.,.:..::··:::·::· ::·:;..,,,.,. yo.og •d•" '" sho•s MENS WINGTIP 6xFORD ~!:~S=~= . '" t ' whOr~ '1:.1\i, ·~c~ln ~"· ;~~ ~d, frl~NW~•' au,tr; SOFTEN YOUR tilt RT. 124 hOJIC b:cvcrab>OII, 11 Jtl)odell ~ "fli• "~ News ... in Brief •• •• go modern •• •• .,. ;~,! criJlpl~d ch)Jdren, 6 81 eO 0 mentally, retarded aria 80 <ojtd an ln'!ructor'.~ )llldge, th~ lo~·" -,~lstRin Grouo andadUtth!;a1ftt.~, . . ,., " r"''" \·. mer r!?m Wdtr'aftd the tatt~ l, , .., , 1 . •::.o.i:"E':l .-;~ partum, 2 :·~···························· •• • • , ,1;; Acceptlog CertlD<ates of Ap- I I • • Jl~'kay,' Are Reported pects, 1 ante..partum, 2 post ~d· t- said "" .••• J.. ini<In• and tlic Yllll\1' ,;,.,.y· ,m..rd'!) IIto' the <'Ommlltco. o1 ' ll'atte" con ltutea Uio Krt!li e._IA.· • _IUl,6W1'151 •ty ~~ Ul~ kc¥ ~, menaco rad"" toon..ll'! Arncrl- otamplng out the ht!/ll'Wchc• ca. 'ti and ruined , live#.!! cau&oa lbf' The I!OY0l'l191' addr~sscd ( ii . t®n.ah"' contilmptlon 9! ..a.lco• di.Y that dr lnq al"'!ff<<IIc , "'1~1' h"·c;ot·r-olblll mum 00 shorod incl 04 the •-·IIY' , ~"\:l,_t>"'r~. ,.. .,.....m80r 1ves .. tbt governor addeil,. ·'~ 'l1'iu unwrslliod Uiat itt8'Iii0I I II thcit ti:JeY r I "" ~oup 147 Office Home Visits Upscombp William Hayes, Glenn rheumatic fever, 3 chronic diCundl.ff, Jr., Art SYlvester and seases, 14 acute communicable 30 TB cases, contacts, s u s~ Robert Wingett. .t: · ~I.IJMIIUS · (111'1) "t,; • (;ov:· (,ov.ltlool" to (;nmmill<IJ' oo ~i"<n· , UIIAt"l' CIJOU.:t:s ~~ · ~ • ·.'· ' Tile gOvernor ..w tho s.to" -·-, •• ohlt • rllo<hes. 'il NBA oTANUN~s ~ ROute. 5 NEW· YOltK (UI'D-Ttoe !iQw l.l(llqr IJCparlmcnt, thai r<fcat York GiaBt11 ~· anOOU~~,.-d ~ 11\!Qoritr or <JJh!' B tavern own. , B)' UniteU Pr.e:u; Int.i'rDattonii • oleoted •jlrP,ali!ent o1 the Maion the): h ... otgnod Joho GaiJ!itrlier ,crs aod the tccn.agc colnmiUoe W, i... , Pct. (;a:~: Counf¥ Arllflc!aJ BreederS ~ ol Ho•ton Uolyer&l~, Uo"( N!1.4 fl~tlng' drlohlng have accepted l'hlladelphla $5 18 .7~) ~lallcll ollrijog the annual din- 18 draf! choice and MCJ,9~ , tholr share ol th~ responslbllily. Hoiton 50 21 ,11'16 ·5'.11 ner kmeetl" Ot the t hi s ll<>iton•or Mlnlieoota. uiell' · ll5tll , l!hodcs a~Qe<l there Is a New York 38 37 .$'( 18, wee · ' .~ 1457 21' choic,O ,to th• pro. !ootbollllltatto "great need t~r Tespooalbililj' In Cincinnati 3~ ' Elect,.t to se,ne wlthl\lr. New1 tb 1~ contractlll. • each and every home." Detroit 34 4Q ;459 2WJ: berry were SOOth· ·eo.ch Alllt !ioermao wiU try •:Parents of toen-ra must l!altlmore 33 11 .!46 231~ side, rico pr~~~~~ and CIIIr Gallqher at both def~m!i.lve end .Plii-Y an active part in making WE~T Lee Cottrill, Weii'CojUmbla, "cw, L. Pet. GB relary; and ~~ o!·dlre<tora, and corner linebacker. Boston teen-agers realize that tlleir JtUllf be u111ed ali an otrenalve lives can be lost br ruined st. LouiS 54 24 .02 C. C. Lewis, David RoUsh, W.'·A. guard or defensive end. through drintdng,' ' he said. Los Angeles 45 28 .&16 fh Barker. Albert ~phons, noug. San Francisco 42 33 560 IO'h las Randolph, T. A. Wllllamsoo, ChiC&gQ 25 18 ,342 27 !.larcuo Weiver, William G Ill, $eattle 20 52 .272 31 Wayne Hart, Jr., Russell Jones san Diego u 61 .197 38 arid Geori!O Canon. Thunde,y'a Re&l,l].ta By United Press . International Olarlea Mc-Culloch m wa~re~ PhUaiU ClnciMid 117 . BELLE ISLE, LA. - HE&lbE WOilKEIIS trying to reach 21 oleeled to the state board of ~mers trapped 1,~00 feet below the sudace Jn the mammoth C&rgil Chkago 118 Bo•ton 112 director~. Lor Angeles 119 Sao Diego 102 Woodi'Ow Mace, Maaoo COIIni.Y salt mine sent a fifth search team down into the honey.oombed St. Louts 150 seatUo 1113 techuiclan of the ABA, pve hlo cavern. today. (Only gamea ochedulodl The lourth team to descend was hauled to the toP early today yaarly rep>rt Bhowlng that he Friday's Games had given 2,389 first service• after an hour and 25 minutes below. The searchers said they row Detroit at Cincinnati during the pael year. Mr. ~ce had a better Idea of ~here the men might be, but they had 110 inkling Boston at Philadelphia aaid thai. ckqing the 18 yeara ofdowthelr rate. The fifth team, wUh three men in it, was lbwered n the shalt early toda,y, he has served Ma1011 Counb: his total senlces number 36,9~, He reported he traveled 43,709 mUes a C~LUMBUS - THE NEED TO HAISE FAUM grain prices was . .---~~----· tna,JOr toPic during a three--day confereoce of federal farm offilast year In performing his ellcials and employes which ended Thursday, "Farmers have In their ties, the most mileage ln a year l!llnce coming to Mason COUnty, hands the abllicy to raise the prices at which they sell " Robert s. Dick Chichester, manager of Bergland, Washingt.on, D.C., said in a closing address berore so~e the West Virginia . Maryland 500 fanners, committeemen and workers of the Agricultural ~ Breeders AssoclaUon, spoke to blllzation and Conservation Services (ASCS). Bergland said better P&Jtici.pation the federal reed grain prothe group on the sire program gram and more use of Price SUPport loans that enable producers and herd improvemeot. to hold grain off the market were the ways to achieve a recovery Ticker Tape Receptloa from pre68nt.l,y depressed corn price levels. New York City held its first tlcker tepe reception In honor WASHINGTON - A FEDERAL JUt.:GE has ruled dra(t Dlrectnr of Edward, Duke of Windsor Lewis B. Hershey's controversial letter on drafting student den~ then Prince of Wales on hiS lirst visit to the United Stateo onstrat.ors wp an advisory o.Pinlon, not a directive to local draft in 1919. U,!\. District Judge George Hart Thu,r!iday dismissed suits SWing over to the aeeking to ha\'e the policy overturned, saying In his ruling that he pretty head this spring. wecoultjl not revene a pollcy that did not have the Coree or law. show you the way with an Park Plans ·-------------- · ) ; '\ · ./ '!'OINT' Newberr7,. i,!l JOur H..vv·Dutv :· ::. VD· and,~hUdr,en. .~.. INIOIRIGie:l·· :·· J~• , A.~. Crasli. . Pra.·.. "'l~a(·•· ent : .:·;, IDter~state ·-------------- · .:~~~4 .9r~~~ing ~a~~~test.ill;qac • , EI~ci~a ~hat 1 r---------------------------- I · · ·.~: Pte. Jacob S. llolman, J,l',, .i» the1'J,.J,s. Am))' at • , J, - ' ' ' ". ' BAKEl!,· Ct!U: (UPD ;; Tweocy ,Per11011a were llo!•ni![ ·to death Gordoaa, Ga. . . · ·.: · . t ' • Pt'c. Holman lia11 fo,·.:Jhe ~ast f~ve month11 'been 11tudyl~ radio Thur~ when a US Vega. bound Gr'eyhound bus waa •ltuck head.. owatr ft Goi<bn, aod I• bne ot tWo iDP i:ontoodiro on !If , 11)31' haVJt lie on a suicide car. Twelve perso•• 1unlvod. for- hOnors in obis cf-11&. , , , J~ ~ have been 1 suicide," siid Lt. Jim 1,~~ns ot the A 1967 sradeate or Sdlithern High school _at lllcioe; l'tc. Hoi- C8Jl!ornlo H[ghw!U' Patro~ , " mahas beep. in ~ne serv,lce:fi>r ·nlne mootha. '. : · , J ':fliP' car, believed to have· ~en driven by Miohael Barry, an lle<:~'IIIY • !l"lmiJI •~nt 1 copy of a letler written by a VIetnam unemplOyed cook, was 'lravel.irw about 10 milo• an hOur 011 the wrong serviceman to ' hi a folks, ,Mr. and Mra. Jacob Holm&n, sr., Iwllne. aide. of 1$, a maln arter)' linkifl8 lAf Angtllea and l.os The letter ert«tlv~ e:wPr,,us tbe feelln&• ol a ,urvteemin and veaalf, -,tten ~t' crashed into' the bus three .m.uea east ot here 0111 hla ~cy to hla co-.. It 'tollowo: • stretch caDed thlt llal<oi'Grade. '. · " Dearest Mlin! and l)od,, n was ti.e worlll of. ,ntM¥ ~ •·W~ll; hire I sit wll.h finally ''When l"'u are !1<~ wltli, the bloody accidents lin the 18.mUe of •llle bua, aufferod a brohon • ., ITI!nute I've atolon. just !or tungerodulled eyoa and peno;ll climb !rom Baker at 900 teet to leg, He told CHP ol!lcers he Yl>U. I ~ovo oome protcy 1mpo,... thin limbo of mere babies, ..,. 4.000-lbot Halloran &unmlt.. had palled Into tho len lane to 1ant things thll need to be done ol'vod to a lifo predestined to Driver Tells Story pass a cor when suddeni.J' he 1M I !el~ oulonodtocrlly under dlct.ator- Kenneth L. Burkhardt, driver saw another car headlll8 1 letior definitely requli'~ .'~ ,f~l!lllt '"'l'or. It'• shiP and strlte, auddenly yoor d I r e • t I Y ~d him. Ha ~ ~. ioiii:ilvo )'OIIr .litters - eyes sro opened and you can swerved' the bus toward the dirt ,I t lo~en~ ao infrequently really ltllpreclate your own childmedian otrlp bu1 was unable to 'flih iball all mOiled "' - but hood. J\1011( With tho broad tre... miss the car, a 1964 white '••a pret:Q t&l,tet liter reading Uned aVenues, the glltJ;erllll Chevrolet that was flattened in -lhla ons. bllnldng lights of """"it home (Continued !rom page I) the crash like a pancake. "M3m, I mutt ' ~lain thl• there's a basic core on wtltch aJnOlll.t. asked for the eq,lpment Both vehicles burst into l!&r to you ao mliybo you can""' ,American soclecy is roundiod and · Is "quito raaaonabie" and said flames, tWisting and gutllng the dorstand why l•m here. I think rlaes hi~ amoog tho nations of a final declsion would be announ bus, Its too! yawnlog open, Dad realhea the lmllortance of the world. Fr-m,oPPOrlunii.Y cod Mondoy hliht wheo It 1 d - Black amoke and Ore was ltlY being hire, havhlS faced a t.rpat ant:t. yea, even love for ou; termined Whether or not er:.u; visible throughout the normally aimllar altlllllon 24 yaars \180• follow men makea our United lntereatextllls In thofutul< ofth BIUI, clear alr of the valley In I know t'm young. too young States trul)' united. Through the town'& baseball program;merl~ the Mojave Desert. A drizzling even to vote for m,y ultimate oow dot-torn section& ot towns such a purehaae. rain turned into a near commander-lnochief, but, Mom, flow• a dimand for change and ln other actlvi~· downpour after the names were tow old must a JU1 tie before he improvement which will ronow _ Gordan Win.cbrem~er was quenched, can rea.U~ the ImPortance of for ours is an ever progressJrw: aiJPO[nt.ed to the unexpired term The naming bus Dipped over freedom, Patriotism and trust'? soclety, striving towards ·a more ot Ross Norris on the board of on its sJde In the sagebrush J~s oot an Army of yo~lnded complete union. public affairs. Norris had re- covered freeway median. The teenagers over hare but rather ul guess maybe., Morn, thia signed because ofhealthreasons, door and side wi1xlowS were bura force body of men, striving will he!» you to understand that _ Heard 8 letter read til at the ied 1n the sand. Those who eacapfor what we believe 1n and wish I've changed and aged just 8 lit- extension of thetol'ln'l t ed were either ejected by the toperpetuate'lorourfuturewh:es tie. Althoush ncy hair isn't tern has been ins~ :,~s; initial impact or cllmbed out the streaked "lth IVIIY yet, IIIJ' o,yea state Department of Health and front windahletd. have peered Into tho roo( of given approval by Eng, George oxii!F'<• And IIIJ' thOught m"' Eagle. , turod. I cao - full¥ fiiPrOCiate - Voted to eotor Into a mua b1e green yud full o(. awb\ga tual aid contract for Clre proaod 1<1)'1 better than 1111' eight tecdon with the Pomeroy Volar 10 year old kid. •Yet, I'U unteer Fire Department. stMd It> and apaak 1111 mind and - Allocated !Unci• to purchase lOte •• a true adult when the a new clUzen' s band radio for tlnle arrives. And I coo thank Pollee Chior Milton varian. the Lord tor siring me tha CJPo - .\joproved repair o! cerPT. PLEASANT - The acttV. ~rtw'dU' to learn tbla l"aon tain streets that have suftered ity report of the local Public While rm young emugh to do damage this winter and decid. Health Nurses for the month I aomeihing about rotalnllli our od to get a bulldozer to tho vU- showed 147 office and home visSwf~her 1M LahH R..au way of life. lage dump to push debrlsoverU!e its were made by Nurses Mary Orut• • Lynch, Mary Hilbert and DorouDJn't feel badly, !olk&, wor- hill. ' -.Miln St. p_,.,r thy Morrison for the following ryq doe• nothing to he4> me. Attending wore Mayor LOndoo, types ol patients: 2 cancer, 10 Clerk Richard Duckworth, PoUce Chler Varian and CouncHmen A~ cardiovascular, 1 diabetes , 5 1 I I I I I I I .. ~·-d~ Newbe~ . UlCl · t:i . ~ .. -:..) ry. p b · S . • · :r,o. -. e uu·~ • • . clark, . I I I I 579 h01n'&•2.4 Mid 7-lj p.m. Parents •• oply~ ~atr.l<&. ward. • !Ill·- . Uon 30. Granite alate : uoopllal: 1Ja!11[ui;t Vllltlng m'er, JactJb Ch·~iiiJ'~ wu!lalil" M• ,,, Adiftt•sions llli''· ClyC!e p,' Smith, Bidwell; S, Matfle&oni lhelt Mrs. Ocl!lle ~ Ef,d&, 26 MIll Mr" ?alma '1"•:1''".,.' D. MuiUns~ to hOli> ll"Pro~ ~· Creek Rij.; Gh'"les E, White, I 1'08\od olllhlit day "•p30' So~codd Ave,; Marshall l.!ont- WUUam1A, 11011'1• poopiO'i A, Rice, ,Mila. .;J()'v,ery:}Bt:. 1 ~rOwn City• Mrs. rlbt!c>Pa on Calvin IIi, ,wln'ry 'b, SllpdO, Loon, W, ya.; n was gOOd to get back · ~ " "Mar~~. ~·cei', ~'-"' ' Oov M,r S. GalltpollsFer....-re,·• 1111 oWn pastu•e altar ihe long r;>i s. Claronco W, Utchflol~ Mrs. · HatrY [rW. ' Apptf., Grove; Mrs. Charles W•. Tucker •. I'd roally enjoy attendlug tho ~ber'!'rllltoa; Q. Edwar<l Haw- Ke!VIolh· atlle talr again, but I realize · ,.:r: lillnft'svllle; l\li's. Birdie M. van that in the years to COJII.e 1 di!· 'PoWell, ;Pomeroyl 1\lra. Llola ,A. Mro. ~ohD IL · !eront hor so and II,B owner ohould 'Forr~st,' l'oi;t!Bncr; JohnL. Click, rant dau[\lltel'. have the same opportunity we Rt, l l.u: Alto, W, Va.; 1\lrs. Roush, and lnt",~~t had. Samuel K. Will, Ha""""; Clyde Kermit F. Massie We had our turn. And did our .' t !IOOVer, Rt. 1 ·l'roc:tl!rvUie; dauihter. best. . ~· ·~ : ' ; wuuam HQoVor, ljl. 1· PrOCtor· PLEASANT VALLEY H-Al.: .. ' vme;', Mrs. EuZ~ o. a n ADMITIED: Ella Pritt,. B\il:·; Hoofe, Huntiogton, W~Va.;Wayne talo; !llro. Dllvld ~chit, Pl. • ' t~<ott, Rl, .2 Ook Hill; pavld L. Freeland, Rl I Jackson; 1\lrs. Pleallllt: Mrl. Don4)d 'lb'~·~= Thomas · L. Lavort;y, Rt. I Ham- Apple (lroVe; Mrs. Jat\le3eftorll'~ den; Otarles W. McDonlld, Glenwood: Mra. Paul moVer, Mli'l! jl'orthlngton, Ky.; 1\lra. Jesse T. toni Mrs. John Harmon. Gaillj»t: Observance of Fowoder'l DIY Adams, IrOntOn Star Rt.; Mrs. Jls Ferry; Mra. RoY C:.l\10, It: A rand)y nlgflt observance was ~through a skit, u A Seed Wal Howard A. filaver, Glouster; Pleasant; Alicia RldOIIOIIt,):i'!; t ' Pleasant. ' ,.1< ;' ~. ~ ._~ • held recently at the Rutland Sown,'' and recognition of past Mrs . .William E. Foslar, Rt. 2 presldonta hll!hllgbted a recent Jac~son; WUllam G. McDonald, DISCHARGED: EdiSOD ~·· : Church ol Christ. Glenwood; Darrell Hardman, )l.i. : · meeting of the Letart FaiJo PTA, Jackson; lol§rtln w. Barnette, Rt. Mra. Clair Taylor was p("().. Alto;. l!ancly Herdman,. aobtl!l•"'" Taking roles In the sJd.t were gram chair~ Cor the event with 4 Ripley, w. va. burl: Mrs. J. K. llreer, .. Pl. June Ashley, Phoebe Roberto, Mrs. pauline Marldns ooplanlst. Birth& Plaasant. •· • " . The opening prayer and devotion• June Wickersham, Nora Croaa, Mrs. Kerry I., Sllodo, LeOn, W, were preSented by Ricky Car- Ed cross; and Linda Dill. A va., daughter, 10:10 a.m. Thurs- . smTH: Mr. and 1\lro•.DaVId ter. A poem, uuow to Pray" history of ·the Founder'& Day day; Mrs. Clyde P. Smith, Bid- Machlr, Ft. Pleasant, t. lOlL waa efven by Mrs. Ta,ylor and observance 'was giveD. by Mrs. wen, son, 2:10 p.m. Thursday; Mrs. samuel K. WUI, Hamden, there were vocal solos by Thel- Wickersham. The American Rod ' .Cl'<!ss During floe meeUng plans were dauabter, 6:22 p.m. Thursday. collecled nearly lhret 'rilliiJon ma Michaela and RO.Y ,\inOWden. A humorous readinSt .. Neigh- made Cdr a aprlng operetta. '!be units of blood from donorl iJIS<hargel : bors' Gossip of Long Ago" was band director was present to Kandace J. Adams, E I m e r during 1967. given by Mra. Broce May. Speak- diacusi' music lessOns ror ele· ing briefly at the affair was Vic- merrt:ary children. He commentOUT OF HOSPrr AL tor Braley whoalr;ogavetheclos- ed on the tntere st. or the stuPT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Jerdents In the new murdc program lng prayer. Games conducted by Mrs. Hom- remarking that the reaponn was ald McCallister, of r.u.van Es- LEAVt: YOUR FOR '·· er Parker carried out Ole leap greater than he had anticipated. tates, BarboursvUie, was dis. charged from Cabeii-Huollngton Accompanying him to ihe meetyear theme. The refreshmeut taCER~rtF ble wa• centeredwithlinarrange- ing was a representaUve of an hospital Wednesday after tellls ment of red velvet ribbon roaes instrument firm. A varlet3 of and treatment. Sloe Is the torIn a cupid conlalnor nanked by lnatrwnents was dl.oii\N>ed tor mer Delores Blesolng or Point Pleasant. Her molhor, Mrs. Roy red. tapera. Mrs. Taylor and viewing by the parent11 'i. E. BleaolnS of POint Pleasant Tile attendance barmef:Was won Mn. Parker werehostesHswith Mro. Roy &loWden, Mro. I! II 1 by Mrs. Elleen Buck's lourtb has been ataylng with the McWilford, Mrs. Robert S.OWden, grade. Rerreshmenta were MrV· Callister children lor several Mra. 8111 Brown, Mrs. Joe Bo- ed by the hoapttallly committee doya, 1\lr. McCallister Ia aaso. lin, and Mrs. Bruce M~ con .. and !estured the troditlonll blue ciata<! with tho Huntington &>trlbutlng to the refreshments or and gold Founder' 1 DB¥ clke. clol seeurlcy o111ces and Is In POint Pleasant Cllite olton on aandwiches, cookies, eand;y and Q-een Acres buolneu tor that district o111ce. ~oft'ee, 4-11 hOroo II Gallon Size ·•. llol,.r the ~ot, bolt•r·" deAtruc- :18. J&ng. poet 20lol&nhy ·I ' ' •' ·< IN 8. Lotter 11. Corrupt DOWN 1 Ktndof darger 6 Saucy 3e.Klndof \·~ ... se.-111 1. J'lat· ::~.:~ Electric Water Heater _ DAILY CROSSWORD 3f, Klngo< Buhan M. LDndon " odU ll?!lliic':io.~ r,It Uhw•~ iheWo.!ll"e' f.H mtk1XI · tlie IJII!O;tlbbOn wow~ ... , ..~ wt,~oa11y By r=:·····: :·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-;.;.;.. ;.:.;·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: :·:·:·:·:·:·:· -:·:··· ··: ::::·:·:·:·::·: ·:·:::.-:·: ·=·· : ·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·}~ :·: .. .• Week that Shook the GOP ::2. P1llan :· . . t Barry Back in Town Plans for the anniversary dinner were made at a meeting of the Auxiliary oC the Middleport Fire Department held Wednesday night at the firemen's headquarters at vtllage hall. The dinner was set ror 6:30 p.m. on April 3 at the fire hall didacY Gov. Ronald Reagan or CaliWith the meat to be provided by rornia, a rellow conservative, the auxiliary. Members are to take a covered dish and a 25eent rejected •'bickering and backbiting among Republicans" tr they game prize. Mrs. James Daniels presided want to win. Gold water tried to repa.lr and at the meeting when a !lanley clarify what he meant when he Party was tentatively scheduled spoke at Tuesday niiht'l $500for the May meeting. The travel·a..plate GOP congressional fund .. ing prilt was won by"Urs:·oo n Lowery. Mrs. Lowery and Mrs. rai&ing dlMer, But like Mtchi~ noward Dailey served refresh- gan Gov. George W, Romney at the same affair just a year ago, ments. he bombed out. Struggling to mix humor with The first blood center of the political acid, Goldwater didn't Amer1can Red Cross opened get much response when he likin Rochester, N.Y., Jan. 12, ened Johnson and Humphrey to 1948. Bonnie and Clyde, or when he • ~--\_·, Til~ tate Fair Cl:fmax to I .. ·, • 8 �. O..il.Y ~~ttf1.C~; ''om,:n•r~\liddl'-'POrlf ~~~.~. ~· u l, , ... is .N._,w Haven . ~~r.~"''''''":,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,~,*· ThQ /'.\ ,_ '""'~:;;.;,~~...,,*'~::;..,~•,,.. ., ' ' ' J .: .' '. ' j ,, . I '.. '' '' ' J j !i".f~"'ii:~~.:.lh~= cfJcl~~~c.M~"i~<j,~ t N~ws N~tes · l Dlre~tot;y for . I' :.~::~~:E~- :~1:7.f=~~ =~rd~:::~~~ L4!;£2-,£~,!!.!:£~~~~--J 9:so........ ~ WOMAN'S CLUB · ari Tiaesdly, Feb. 21.lnthe 80Clal 1'1ipni ol St. Paul Lutheran• Cliureh. The room was decorated ln'kt4i>tng with st. PAtrick's ~ It wu music appreciation month and Mrs; Willlatn Russell played several organ selections and the ~ joined in singing several songs. Dln'otions were led by Mrs, John Mar shelL Mrs. Eugene Hester. president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. J~k Flesher rePorted on the Community lmo proviiJJ.ent Contest which ia being llllOn&Ored by the Meson Countypt. Pleesant Chamtier ol Co"" merce. This was followed with a' discussion on the project of the club. Hostesses rorthemeetingwere Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. n.n Ed. wards, Mra. Ralph Whitmoreand Mrs. Charles Smith.. Guests attell<llnK were Mrs. Willlam Grinstead, Mrs, Everett Roush, Mrs. ~vid Housh and Mrs. F r a n k ~radling. Members attending included Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Frank Young, Jr., Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs. WWiam Russell1 Nra. Paul Sca.lly, Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Kenneth ThoiJilson, Mrs, Jack Flesher, Mrs. O:mald BllfDoo ,gardner, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. WUUam Powell, Jr., Mrs. Charles l))dd, Mrs. PhU Batey, Mrs. George Ingels, Mrs. E~t­ gene Hester, Mrs. R. G. Greene and the hostesses. NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB The Nebaclima Garden Club held Its March meeting at t h e Alex QuWon Memorial Building with Mrs. Howard J , Burris, Mrs. Chester Weaver and Mrs. Earl Clark as hostesses. The meeting was opened by the pres- ident, Mrs. John Powell, lollowed with grotc> singing or the club song, the pledp to the flag and the club collect. Devotions were led by Mrs, Chester Weaver. The rollcallwasansweredwith ,.Name a ~ring Flower/' During the business meeting ltwas voted to make a donation to Care. In the Past the garden clubs have sent seeds and tools to needy t countries throuah Care, but this ~ year the clubs are asld~ to <loa ~ nate Cor badly need.MI items or clothing lor Vietnam. An Jn'il,tat!on ._., Tood bJ the N..t''l'iaven Junior Won\&n' s Clutf to attend their meeting on March r 12th. RalPh Gibba, Jr,, will pre-. sent a program on Safety. r Mrs. Lewis Summers, Mrs. Lewis C&pehart and Mrs. l))nald ~doer were llj)pointed . 1 I i J to secureandmakearrangementa ror the Mother·Do..pjer Banquet to be held the !lrsi Monday in Yay. Reservations were aerrt to Camp caesar Consenatioo CaJnp ror a atudent from Wlhama, to be seloctad later. A discussion I was held on tbe or a I Junior Gardoll c1.m: !Irs. Lloyd Homnan pre-ed I a program on a UiP she took to ~ ·' ~ AciOPilico recently. !lte also 1 sllowod her daughter's <bU coP,. •' rl lectJon aru1 told where each had ' come from, 1 Refreshments were served to Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Henry H. Buck. Jr., Mrs. D::mald Bumgardner, Mrs. Lewis CaPehart, Mrs. Glenn Cartwright, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. William Gibbs, Mrs. Tom Hotlman, Mrs. Lloyd Hollo man, Mrs. Bill Howard, Mrs, Roy Jones, Mrs. Thomas McGowan, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Robert So.Yre, Mrs. E. A. Schaekel and the hostesses. NEW HAVEN PEROONALS Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Vance vls. ited over the weekend with their son and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vance and children at MorgaDtOWn, w. va. students from West Virginia University, Morgantown, are e~ joying spring vacation this week.. l.ocaJ students here wlth their Parents are Sharry Flesher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jack ~Iesher; Max Brown, son of Mrs. Frances Brown; Ronnie stein, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Edwin stein; B~ 1¥ l!oulb, son ofMr.andMrs.Joe : ·, ALFRED METHOI:IBT-Pearl A. ~sto, pastor. Sunda.,y SChool at 9:30 a. m., Lloyd lllllinger, Sll)t. Worsh~ Servtees at 10:45 a. 111· with the Rev. Casto. Mo.,. day evening at 7:45 March 11, revival services begin with Charles Norris, evangelist. · ··· · ...,-:.:..... ·"'"'"""·§ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCJE. TV - 1Pomeroy. 41 Man'' lB the subJect ot the Lesson sermon to Qe read in all Christian Science chlll\:hes this &mday. The Golden News, Notes stu<ty, 7:30p.m, Wednesdii.Yl Bible stUdy, 7 P.m. News, Events MASON CHURCH OF CHRJSTMiller st. - Everson Weekley, pastor, Bible sblly elasses.sundey, lOa,m, WarshiDandPl'Oaoh·;ng, 10 :55 a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7130, Bible stu<ty classes, Wednesclay, 7:30 p,m, MT. HERMAN UNITED BREI'HREN IN CIIRJST- Rev. James G. Morrison, pestor.SUn· da.y School, 9:80 a. m.; Russell S-er, supt.; Alfred Wolfe, asaistint. Momlrw sermon, 11 a. m,, second and fourth SUnday~ each month, Evening sermon, 7•.30 p. m. every •·u -~ ,.,~ 1..u; a.N ~o~ua1o11 Sundayolthemorth.Ciassmeet· !ng, 11 a. m. every first and third Sunday. David Holter,elus leader. ChriStian Endeavor, 7:30 .Po m., aecOIII and fourth Sundii.Y. P. m. Wednesday, Sunday SChool Emerson Pooler, president. Superintendent, Pauline McCIIn- Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. every tock. Pastor, Rev. Monis M. WedneiBday, Board meetiJW, 7;30 Wolfe. p. m., !lrst Monday <I month. CHE'>TER CHURCH OF GODPOMEROY TillNITY UNITED The Rev. ChesterBryant,paetor. CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W, Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Wor- 11. 11orrtn, pastor. Palrtck D. ship service, 11 a. m.j Evening Wood, Supt. Sunday School, 9:15 worahJ.p, 7:30 .Po m.Pra,yerserv.. a. m.; WorshiJ:I, 10:25 a. m. ice, TUesday, 7:30 p, m. Youth Youth choir rehearsal, Monda.v, Servlee, Thursday, 7:30 p. rn. 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, Month1y si ll{S, nr st Saturday \1& ~ director; Senior choir rehearsal, h onth eac m • Thursday, 7:30 p, m., Mrs. Paul •.rn. --------- - Fox; Randy Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver; Phil SUTTON METHODJST -Rev. Cooke, 11011 of Mr. and Mfs. Hob- Mrs. Sheriden Rowan and ramily Jolin w. Kimbler, pe-. Sm· ert Cooke; and Ric hard Hood, at Athens, daY School, 10:30 a.m.; Worship Mr. ~nd Mrs. Brad)' Knotts of son ol Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rood. Servl.ee, 9:30 a. m,, second an:l JAJDe& N. Roush i~ a SUlJ!Cal King HiU were Sunday vlaitors of !oortll SUnday ...,h monlh. Plllint at Modical Canter Hospi~ Mr. and Mrs. E&ogene Haning and !!hondo and Ronald. CIIESI'ER CHuRCH OF T H E "• Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs, W. Boyce of Nazanne - Rev. Herbert Grate . Columbus were weekend vialton pastOr. Worshtp servlee,lla.m. ol Mr, and Mrs. Howard RosselL and 7:30 p. m., !imday. IU!dey Mr. and Mra. Richard Jelferl!l SChool,;9:30 a. in. Charles Ba. and Valoria ol C..oalton were r• aell, sUpt., Ric hard Bllrton, aacent weekend visitors or Mr, and ~t supta PrBJ<er meeting, Mrs, Joe Hatfield. W..mesday, 7:30 p. ·m. Mra. Lee Roush and Rochly o1 GoJUpOUa Wtro Tuesdey visa. on ot her mother, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jolfnson Johnson. . riflited their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Helen Johnson and Mrs. , 14rs. John Murphy and family, KENO CHURCB OF CHiilSTLee Roush and llodney visited , ' !olr. Md Mrs, Herley E, JohJ>o Normen McCiln, auperlntA!ndett. JOn., Tammy, Cheryl and Tercy, with Mr. and Mrs. Everett LamServices weekly Ill 9:30 a, m, were recent visitors ot Mr. and bert Tuesday llltornoon. Wolfpen worship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Thursday: ,Mfrdatry school, 7 p. m. Service meeting, 8 p. m, Text Js from Haggai: "Be strong, all ye people of the land. saith the Lord, and work: tor lam with you, saith the Lord ol tOsts." Wesley Belles, Sr., visited reoontly with Mrs. Ava Belles at Well-. Mr F H ....s. erne ~ .,........ MonHEMLOCK GROVE Christian dey with Mr. and Mrs. William Church - James Quisemerry, Woatherly at MJddleport. pastor; Ray Whaley, aupt. ComMr . Wesley Belles, Sr · cele- mUllion am worship service, 9:30 brated his 93rd birthday recent- a.m.; Swlday School,10:30 a.m. ly, A cake was presented Mr . Yooth service, Stmclay, 6:30 p. Belles by his granddaughter, m.; Preachir¥J every Sunday, 7 Mrs. Marvin Wickersham and p. m. served with ice cream to memFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSIONhera of his immediate family . Bald Kmbs, Portland & Bashan Mr. and Mrs. Theron Johnson Road, Rev, E. J. Grtmth,putor. spent two days in Columbus at- Sunday SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Rqrer tending a Bankers Association Wilfred, supt. Sl.llday worship meeting. service, 7:30p.m. Prayer MeetMr. and Mrs. Orville Harpold lng, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Ernest and !am!ly ot Belpre spent &In- Deeter, cluslellller. Youth Fe!day with Mr. and Mrs. BtU Fox, lowshi.P, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Er.. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours and neat Deeter, leader; Roger Wilson oC New Brighton, Pa. spent fred, Jr., president. .., MASON ASSEl.ffiLY CHURCH several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue, Mr. and OF GOD - Second St., Mason, Mrs. Lewis Ours and other reia. W. Va, Sunday School, 10 tivos. . " • Morning worship, 11 a. m. Evan·n.. birthdays of Edward Pel ;,JII)!stjd loen!l"!, 1:31!'111 moBible Cindy Roush were celebrated re· Study and· prayer service, Wedcently at the home or their par. nesda.r, 7:SO p, m, Chester Tenents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell nant, pastor, Phone 773-5133. Roush . Attending were Edna CARLETON CHtmCH -KingsRoush, Dana Lewis, R 0 g e r bury Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Per. s. m., Ralph Carl. SuPt. Worship sons, Roberta, Nancy, 9Jaron, service, 10:30 a.m. and 7:3~ p, David and the honored guests. m, alternately. Prayer meetiJW, Refreshments ot ice cream and Wednesday, 7:30p.m. cake were servecl. HEATH METHODIST CHURCH Relstlves called here due I<J -Middleport, Rev. Max Donahue, palrtor, Jack Bechtle, Church the death ot Ch&rles Knigbtlng School SUpt. Church School, 9:30 Sr. were Mr. and ~s. Kenneth a. rn.; Worship service, 10:30 Beckner and To~ ot San a. m.; Middleport - Pomeroy Diego, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Pat Methodist Youth Fellowship, SUnBeckner, Mr. and Mrs. AndY day, 6 p.m. Slllday eveni~worBeckner of CharlestoQ; W, Va, ship, 7:30 p, m.; O!ftcial Board • Robin &mda.Y guests ol Mrs. Bertha me...f.l.-, ~ .....~ first Sund•v ~ r:A month, . SOil were Mr. c and Mrs. 6 p.m.; WSCS second Monday of Bill Robinson and fa.mll,y or Ra. month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor Cir.. dne, eJe', second Thursday; Class 12 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Theiss, third Wednesday. Afternoon Cir· Barbara, Barry and Beth of Dor- cle, aecond Thursday afternoon. cas called SUnday on Mr. and Cboir practice, 7 p.m. WednesMrs. Roy Pearson. day. Linde McClung ot Columbus UNITED METHODIST CHURCH accompanied Debbie IU!l I<J her - I'Oftteroy. Church School, 9:15 home and spent the weekend with a. m.; Worship service, 10:30. Mr, and Mrs. Dalla.s lUll MYF, 6 p.m. Choir practice, 7:30 Doily Wolfe, Ruth Donohue and p. m. Wednosd.,.. PubUc invited Mrs . Dale iliil spent &utdey with to attend these services. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Elmer SCarberry Hiles, minister. Leo Crew. S, S. at EVergreen HiHs, W, Va. , Mr. Supt. Mrs. JuneVanVranken,orand Mrs. Scarberry are leaving ganistj Mrs. BettyRawlill{s,mu~ tor Florida for an indefinite vis- ale director. it due l<l the iU health ol Mr. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Scarberry. Carver Williams, pastor. Jolm Dolly Wolfe anddaustJter, Mrs. WUes, Sunday School SuperinDaJe Hill called at the RawllDgs tendent. sunday School, 9:30 a. Coates Funeral Home Moo- m.; MOf'llQ worship, 10:30 a. day evening to visit the famlly m.; BYF, 6 p. m, Bible Stwtv, of Joe Young. Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Choir pracMr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill spent Uce, 8:30p.m, Wednesday. . Monday witll Mr. and Mrs. El· mer Scarberry at Evergreen MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. Hills, W, Va. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday School s,.perintendent, Larry Clerk. Sundey School, 9:45 a.m.;SUnday evening worship, 7:30; Wfldnesdey prayer and Bible siu<IY, 7:30 _...,.._ ---p. rn. """"""· cbuni~ !iclJool<9·~"""·l daY School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornlrc Spndaf ~bool:, 9' l.•m.; ~ Worsbl,p,.t10t30 a. m.; Event!¥ '\v~gpna,sJJ»t. WOrlhl,p aerVtte, SWK!ay: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; Watch TOWer atud.Y, 10:30 a.m.; REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Jesus Christ ot Latter D a y Saints, PorUand - Racine Road. Surm,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Morl)o BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH lfl! Worship, 10:31! a, m. Sunday Mrs. Delores OWens and grand~ evening service at 7. Wednesday 11011, Billy Dye, of Columbus spent evening prayer service, 7:30, a weekend recently with Mrs. Pastor, Elder Frederick J, Stobar~ Dolly Wolfe and family. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Robin. ·•-..-• W, Va., Mrs. son ol Fl cu.lllRIUU, Jack Sargent, Mrs. PllillP Rad· RACINE FD!ST CHURCH OF ford and Stophauie, Pomeroy, THE NAZARENE -SonlaySchool . Mrs. Marlene Fisher, Mol)J', 9:30 a. m,; Morning Worship, Larry and Amy, Racine, spent 10:30 a. m.; Ewrdng Worship, SUnda.Y with Mr. and Mrs. Pete 7:30p.m. Prayer services, 7:30 . Dobbie Hill of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ours and daug!lter ol Wellsville spent Wednesclay throug!l Saturda,ywlthMr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney. Mrs. FernefLvmanandtather, . 10 a.m. ' · SYRACUSE . ME!'HODIST _ Rev Wendell _~"",er pe..L..... JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lar• • .,.,.."' • •""'·· ry Cll1llban, prealdh~ minister •\ SuntJQ SChool, 10 a. m.; Carroll Apple Grove ~ields. ~; • Nease, director. Thursday, an day, Busy Bee quilting party in chUfCh sociaJ room. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST_ Roy w. Carter, pas~ tor. Swtday School, 9:30a.m.; Communion and worship service, 10 :30 a. m.; Prayer meeti-.g, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. v. H. Braley, Supt. CHESTER METHODIST Charge - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. CHESTER: Worship, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m. ; Mrs. Wald Spencer, Supt. FLAT- WOOD5: Church School, Sunday, 11 a.m. , John Baily, supt, Worship service alternates with Atfred and Flatwoods, Services Sunday morning or evening, of s-. Worsblp sen'lce n: • 111 Norris RAciNE METHOD&ST Jobn W Kimb'• paator ~ • 11 Sehoql. &:SO' a.m.; WorshJ,p aervIce, l0:30 a. m.; Jmlor choir praetlee, Wednesda,y, 8:20 P• m.; Senior choir ptactlce, Tbursday, 7:30 P• m, " - HusUor ClaSI meeftng, fourth Friday d. eaeh month st 6 p. m, Wesleyan servole Guild, fourth Monday oleaoh month, 7:30 P. m,; Jmlor High MYF, 4:30 P. m, oacb Somday; Senior Hl8h MYF, 5:30 ·p. m., each Sunday. PORTLAND METHODIST Rev. John w. Kimbler, pastor. &may School, 9:30 a.m.; Worship service, 7:30 p, rn. OAK ._.._ W GROVE Kimbl METHODIST ~•• • er,pestor.Stlnday S.hool, 10:30 a. m,; Worship service, 9:30 a. m,, first and .,.t, • w· · I . R ' '':G ' d.' .. an . "QJ( ""Rn:rii\n '· ' :·:.B~bbl.lng 1JrookJ\, ; R.n.l\.P:J:ll , ,.~:~ . ! (iov. George ' Uomney ~SAid • 7 · ~ ..~ : · ' r. •.~ CbtJrch., Good 'du.... :t ,~l ,111!1 .bO lllleots; It, .~.. ,lrv!nr Kotr, atate hi ltorlan/ · · · LEAl' .'YEAR 11i1i1<o , 8 • it P;m, Scftd!l.rft ~ .furitor HIP ' ~Ill'. ·, , ·~· 29. ' With the hope It will, in some measure, Coster and helll sustain that which ta good In 'ramtiy and community liCe, this feature Is sPonsored by the buatness firms and organi:dltions whoae nui.es • pear below. · ' ' RAY RI&G, INC. lJncolo.Mercucy.Come;.Engllsh Ford Bakers of Holsum Bread 8li N. Court St. I • 'I 0: • Lt '' i. .1 .·.: ;.·, ,:.1!1 Athens ~·~o lstroiJ~matni .~~ 593-6601 · J3HT38 ~~~· ~at·~ ~ m-..,.. . Jiro, Tod Warner ailclllra. Paul Elchlllatr'• Brownie T...., will tllvt the Plf<1at to the daa. ft6. ,. fru~ ·b)o thlril!P'odeJIICIIb. Jjortt .~" .. _ BETIIEL ID, -.alional Oro BOGGS EQUIPMENT Producers and Distributors or High Grade Coal West Coiwnbla, W, Va. ____...... Sales - ALUS CHALMERS - Industrial Tl(>pera Plains Flll'ln - Servloe Lawn & Garden Phooe 667-3435 fl WIWS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAnNG Middleport ' Kentuelf.¥ Fried Odcken'~-f . Pomeroy 1 99:1-2550 MARK V STORE uoh1o's Oldest Dxlge Dealer" Mlcldleport, Ohio ROYAl OAK PARK MASON - A recreaHon work-. shop . is schechl{e't,!Or Friday, March 8, at 7:3o ."p.m. at t h e Mason Yooth center for the Hap. py Helpers, Old TOwn Mountain. eers, Hill BHUes, Camp Conley Busy Beavers, and HapPY Go Lucky 4-H Clubs. Some simple folk games and oquere dancing wlli be iaug!lt to 4-H'ers, leaders, and parents that are interested in this activl~ from the above mentionecl clubs. This is the third of seven ach9duled workshops in Milson County. The two already held were well attended by over 200 at New Haven and Mt. Flower communities. :..-:m:~~r:u:ns~: Braleys· Announce ' (IJ...r.al ln. A letter !rom Carolyn Clutter of Athens giving a repon ot a recent Presbyterial meetli>g was read. An oversees sewing p~ .~ wUl l;le t1J!1 making o1 beby clothes to be ~ ent to the Chris. ~ llollllltollji.lndla. It was IMOIUIOed thlll a ~ring Presbyterial meeting will be held in l'ortlmouth A&lrU 5. CbUtor 3 ot thostuol)' IIUideon llerk, IIUed "A Member ot the CoiiSIIIIIJ," wao studied with a and discusolon nasion ltd bJ Mrl, st8bbins. Counci/323 Are Installed ' • "Keeitsake ll:amood Rings" 312 E. MelD St. Pomero1·· We FW All Doctors Prescriptions Pomeroy ll; ... .:. RACINE PWIIIG Mill BuUCluw Sulll>l'11 and Millwork "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" General Conlnoting General Mercbandl&• ruppers Plalna 687·3280 Phone 9924U78 THE SEWING CENTER ' ' TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE , . WIUTE SllWING MACHINES uQuallcif Fabric& At Economy Prtee." Paints end General Hardware ~uppers Plains 667~ , · ' .... Middleport., 992-5320 RAll'S BEll FRANKLII Mlcldleport Pbone 992-3481 N. Seeood AvO. );. Middleport, Ohio t~ <' •• /< ' ." .,..atlon ....... ' E. 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New price now as eqUipped 66 Plymouth (11] llurgulldy~ v..s Motor, BUt. trans., power steering, power brake&, new w-s-w tlrts, tinted glass, radio, air<onditioning, deL wheel discs, white with black interior. s2,~95 65 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Door . . . . $1895 ~uto . tran~ .• with matching interior. 64 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. _ ____ $1295 s1,395 s2 r 295 .. · two Custom 'rl Ton Pickup. Sparkling original black II· nlah. West Coast mirrors. Shows the best of care. · and 4 Dr. Hard Top . Choice of of ., IOp1J''!p top of lbe line In Buick. Botlf of '"'""· a~ n~w Buick tracl..lns from our ,J;~~·~~.!a~c~u:s~:r•. who . buy and enjoy Bul:l<,~; .o,d~ power brAke s, pcwer steering, radio, tinted glass, new wjslw tires, dark green finish Skylark VB :i Dr. Hai'd Top Coupe. One local own· er. Power steering. Extra nico. Thts Is the top of the line In Buick'& small oars. tflr with bll!Ck interior. Sold Tdldservlcod 1>7 67 Olds Cutl1ss Supreme Sp. Cpe. $2595 S1,895 65 GMC 6·5. ' · · ick Landeu 2 dr. H. T., turquoise with white vi!IYi top, Uke new lnoide and oat, radio, new w/s/w/ tires, tilt·-away oteerlng wheel, tinted glass, 32,000 actual miles, look a and nma like brarxl new. 1 ••• Sporto Fury VB 2 Ur. Hard Top. Bucket seats with' lull Operating oonsul. 4 sp. shift, Extra shaP!l car · 65 Buick .... " $2195 ' I I 67 Olclt,-~do . H. T. . . . . . . . $4300 I Fulli>O!'V J!!!! . · . 't..wey eeat, radio, tinted glus, w/o/w , 1 Ures, 6~ oco, factory llr-oonditioning, beaull- S3,495 mof · ' ·Fas . $~.~:rs . :;edan. Olie ~areful local ownor. .Automatlt tl!dftl, ·~ Hlllllinaton, W, Vlo Repai)Jieaq PW •for .an 11 tltel'o 0 Good Old Fashion Bargains AT BLAETTNARS 67 Firebird s2, 795 1963 Fq'D 500 XL 8 en. Auto. Trans, Radio and Heater, 1964 CHEV. BISCAYNE 2 DR. 6 Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 CONVERnBLE ~ cyl, Auto. Trans. Power Steering, Redia and. Heeter. · . 1r---~~-------------------1 ~erij is the plaee to get that now plchoup 1 I "12 New Plduip TNdcsln Stock I I ;.;. · I .I 1.,.,..100 Long w.~. lnd del, w.b. 1 1 · 6 cyl. 1nd 8 cyl. I 'I 2,f.250 C1mper Speci1l ' 1'. ·" Wost Main st. · Pomeroi ~rt Ill• Cburoh ol J®r Choice sident, Robert Thompson, on a business triP to Washington D.C. in the spring. A skatlng pany al&o was diseussed. After the meeting hotdogs and Potluck was servedtothesemembers and guests: Ray Mulford, ! V8 Pontia< • Dr Sedan. ~·actory Air Condition. Power Steermg. Power brakes. Hydramatit'. Spot1ess OarJi. blue fm•sh w•th matching interior. Sharp car. .,,;r,.,.n.. ,. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Sill . -TRUCK.BUYERS- Birlh of a Son 1962 FQRD STATION WAGON 4 DR. GOE6LEIN READY -MIX CO: ~'\: LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa .' . ,. •· LYONS MARKO -... . '. 99:1-2955 ~. - J·:· extrt<:..- ,tho Untto.d Stales rrom th• Vlllnam mopu .ibiD Officers were installed when Chester Council No. 323 Daugh. ters. of America, met 1\lesda¥ l-is Rep1lr ServiceT evening in rUualistic form with L _... __. . ._. . . - ,.::_... ..___J/ THE ( Doris Koenig, councilor presid•HEAtiNG ing, and 33 members present. Letart, w. Va.j Mr. and Mrs. ("-wen tomonvw) •PLUMBING Reported sick were Elza Os- Ra.ymond Workman, Peggy and Jun1M... , IELII QUAIL nUOAL HANGAI •ROOFING borne, still in a Dayton hospi- ~rley Edwards, and DiXie Lee lf'•lf'fl··~·~ tal , very ill, and Ada Van Meter, .\no~rl Tlu. ""'·" pf"'Vid~ IHIP .ciflt in/o""4d.Oft ~lin. Mason; John Kearns, -FOR- · Oil fl roiW - A LAlli. sick, and the death of Roberta Jr., and BUly James, Hartford; Lee. Buster Phelps, Butch Hayes, Mr. Deputy state c ouncUor Erma and Mrs. Paul Larry Smith and Italy, in tbe 1200s. Its' courses Cleland installed the following Peggy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. consisted of lectures on the officers, Associate Vice Coun- Maurice Gagnon and children, QUICK QUIZ Romao law as codified by WY2·~4 IM Mill Sf. Mf4WIIJ1Jr , cilor, Inzy Newell; conductor, George, Maurice, Jr., Macy and Q- What if"11e so-called Justinian. Esther Ridenour; warden, Bar- Cerl; Peer! sear!& and Paul "Tuesday lo Thursduy Club"? bara Sargent, and trustee, Helen Pierce, Minersville; Mr. and A- Many members of the Wolf, Mrs. Emil Eynon, son Dennis, U.S. Congresa work only on Communications were read Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holslngor, Tuesdays, Wednesdays ·and from Elizabeth Halberg, atate Paul Wayne and Brad, Bill BUJJ>o Thursdays, the days the councilor: Eilzebeth ~inlln, gardner and Mugara sellers House usually take~ up ma]~r ' business. Hence tbts group IS cHEvROI.n FlEETSIDI 12To• P. U.' state secretary, and a thank -you Racine, and Richard lllekworth, popularly so-called. note from the Ralph Lee family . Agnes White, Mr. and Mrs. h>ug. Radio- Power SteedDi- ~~ ~ AlltO,.,trAPS·• cu&AA~ ~fk : ·.· Biroata Sargent ariiflnzyNew. 'lu ·ifemolly;·' ali<i· 1.\r; 'liiiHth. ~ '" Qc->Wft~e ,..,., ~hl' ·• t~Nt ..,.! All ~ trim;, ·i!qtd,Ppecnor cempe:r use. 1,400 actual mllea. .,, eU thanked the council Cor ·gilts Larry Hubbard, Ricky and Rob- law school established? GMAC - Werranty lliJPiles and cards received while In the in, local. A- At Bolo;ma, In northern SAVE $400 - SEE AND SAVE hospital. A report was given by Esther Ridenour, chairman of the ways and means committee tor the last six months. The cbarter was draped in memory of sister Roberta Lee. The next meeting, March 19, quarterly birthdiys wiil be ob· served and the kitchen committee will serve the refreshments. Cookies and coffee ''"re served, games played, and prizes awarded, ··-.oo" ~ Dr. tiara Top. l''aruouS 400 cu. in. engine, 350 Hl' pos. tra\.1ion. 4 sp. trans. New first line tires. Extra clean. . I· 'l. • FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING ' SWISHER& REXAU DRUGS '. ·~ stand OD with him (VIce President) Ag&inat N!lO>:i, Beagan of them !& that a il<llul>lican Hubert HUilUlhrey and (l!ocrHe eald he would bodi-ed presldent would be beltor able ry of state) Dean l!Jlsk," Dr. II the llopubUcans 110111inatod ., Brown said recentl,y. elthe.r NilO>n or Gov. Ronald J!tlpn ol Call!ornta because he t.lleves the.y would "Jiescalate the war out ot sight." ··But he added that "an:; Unacramble these tour Jumble-. candidate save Mr. JohniJOII'' one letter ,to each aquare, to would have the advantaBO or lorm lout ordinary wordl!l. "maneuverability," because he would not have to "take '•··· " .....· ,.""''· . ..'• responsibility Cor Mr. JOhnson's horrendous mistakes" and coulci "•tart airesh tn efforts to negotiate." St(lpose the , Democrats r~ WVIl'N nominate JohnSOD and the RcJublicans nominate Nixonthe outcome which many political observers now regard A MAN IN WH05Ii HOU6E as most probable. What would 'IOU MleHT lAAKE! liberal clergymen 00 then'? 'IOURSI!LI' Ai HQ\\E. "I don't know," said Dr. Brown. '"I'd be torn indeed by EIJVOt:f.' that choice/' Now arr&nlt the cirtltclletlen to lonn the 1urprlae anawer, u ••, ....ted b7 tho above cartoon. 67 Catalina Middleport, Ohio 992-3284 Officers of ' •. ':'::;' nNY'S FOODLAND· 83Mill St. Workshop Planned Tonight in ~son Health Club __ Contributes , To Heci'rt Fund ship, 10:45 a. m.; Prayer meet- R. H. RAWLINGS SOliS CO. '!- :P,Il'll; April-· CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . j 240 Lincoln St. 'f Presbyterian W:lmen Meet On March 5 Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Braley, 902 E. Main St., Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a lif)!\1 Kurttss Lee, on March 4 at Vif,. ';~or ~· 'l!i'll""~'· .7:l!O ' : erans Memorial Hoi!IPttal. ·JD, ll d\e ~ MaionloTem· The infant weighed eight pit. llllllllllon·pllillod. pounds, seven punces. Mr. and , TUEsDAY Mrs. Braley ~"'two other sons, ~: OHIO El'A PHI CHAPTER Bola Jack, age !0111' and Timothy, . .... Phi SO;orll¥, IOOtali:GIIIII, three. Gran~arents are Mr. and ·,7:110. P·!'L Ill CISOE, !oUOWod Mrs. Homer Braley and Mr. and 1>7 a Slrah CoventrJ jtwelrJ Mrs. Ernest Powell ol Pomeholltll, roy, and Frank Homnan or Ma, .. ,. Laura Pickens, hostess .sened sou, W. Va.; and the8feat-grandretre'shment• to Mrs. S&ebblna, parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Florence Potts, Mayme Holm.es, Hor!men of Chester. lltlay l!ouah, Ado ~k, FranIde Mumaw, Rachel McBride, the hostess and 1ueat, Rev. L. H. The sapo<lilla an Important tropical tree, glves us chtcle St!obhl... used In making chewing gum: ti LEIVING COAl COMPANY VISIT CLASSES - Members of the lloUIIlld Friendly Ger~1110rs Club visit the special educ" tlon cluaes o! the Rutland Elementnry School once each mQnth to present therapy sessions. Here member& are shown demonatrating how to mo,ke 1 'coal fiowers." They are, lett to right, Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. Fred WUliamson, president; Mrs, Hobert Snowden and Mrs. Bruce r. via. The club .Provides refreshments following each project session. ...:1'0)' "~ ---. l l l l - Preyor opened the meetiJW in ot Vice President EmU Eynon. Minute& or the last meetq were read by Secretary Grace Holsqerr followed with the ' given t~J~ Mrs. treasurer reliort White. Letters were read concerning "coffee breaks" by Cha&~ter One of U.C.B.R.A. or Youngstown in May; from Shetler's T.V. and C.B. sales, de-scribing the ReAct patches the club has received to sell, and from Harry Woods, finence chairman ot U,C,B.R.A, i of Struthers, sponsoring tile pro- charge SYRACUSE - The Missionary Society of the First United Pre .. llifterlan Church met in the annex o1 the church Tuesday afternoon, !larch 5, President Emily Stel>bins opening the meeting with 'preyer, and loadil1f the reeding ''The Purpon or United Pre•' bytertan Women" in unison. ~· Evl~welconia. Ei&ht members anowered roil RIJTtAND PTA,, ~ 11 ... call With a verse ot scriPture. '113q Ji.111i 111 the .fll'ldt school.. lolrs. Stebhins, also road "MI~ · ' POIIEBin' p T A, Ill Pom lllonarl.. to be Preyed for Elom .... ~ Sc·~ .. ror the dey and otlered prayer. 'fl>o...o:....'_:..-J __,...._Ill _ mn..lll Four dollars w8re to be sent to .-:•.-.au~ COuU~UW~~:~V m-•, Tanta. EID'Pf; to the American 7 p, m., room visltllllon, 7•30 lllaslon Holli>italendPresbyte ;. to 8 p. m. Xro, Arlllur Strauaa a1, Ail 111 r gelistic servtce, 7:30 p. m., sec- . Pomti'O)'. Pro- 8to 11\'o m.JI118DICOOill(.PuO. llo invllod. SATURJlo\Y POMEROY SENIOR Cluo llpOnloring I dance perty Sllllll'dey lllab~ 8 to 11 p, m.ln PoD>o " J~r Hiatt School audltol'o frl>!' IWD With the Jeyo tmc:oel:w. Mo mloalon, 75·cent1• . CIIES'll:R ALUMNI A.lon. round and .-qUare daace, 8 p. m., at Cheoter Grade School. Proottdo to Scholarohip Fund at Eastom Hlp. Muoic by Francis Wtllb and JI'Pl4) with Jim car.... han u thO oilier, · . MONDAY IUVEHVIEW PTA, 7:30 p.m. Ill ·the schooL Mr, Yei&o bu -rem. lnllrlimfntll music PUP!I• to ptl,; ~villa Ro; ScO!II Troop to reoelte charter ind 8th IP'adt cla11 to hold bak~ days each month. Evening evan- ing, 7:30 p, m. Thursday, Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.Sunday, CHURCH OF CHIRST - Middleport, 511> and Main. Jack day School, 10 a. m. Mn. Fred Scites, sup!. Bible School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning worship, 10:'3() a. Nease, Supt. m,; EvenJng worthip, 7:30p.m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Kenneth Prayer service, Wedne~, 7 p, Pierce, palltor. SundaJr School, m, HeY, Raulln Moyer, pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 9:30 a. m., RQmonU Walburn, Middleport, Rev. ALKiey Miller, sup!. Worship service, 10:30 a, peator. Losier Taylor, SUpt. SUn· m,; EvangtUstic oervlce, 7:30 day School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning p. m.; Pra7er m~. WednesWorship, 10:30 a.m.; JWiior Soday, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE ciety, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:4!li p, NAZARENE ..nov. A. E. Miller, m. SUnday Evarwelistic meet!Jw, putor, Robert Stewart, Sunday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, WedSchool SUpt. S.m&y School, nesday, 7:30p.m, THE SALVATION . ARMY -En· . duses tor all ages, 9:30a.m.; wy Roy s. Win!Jw, omoor in Morni~ Worsblp, 10:30 a.m.j charge. Sunday, 10 a.m., Holl· NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; EvongeUsti.c Service Stmday 7:30 p. ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Stmm.; Midweek Prayer meeting der S.hool. Y~~~q Poople's I.o· Wednesday 7:30 p.m.; Mllllion- gion, 7 p. m.; Sllvation m~, 7:30 p. m.; Tllurllllay, 1 to 3p, acy Meeting second Wedneldax... m.; Ladles lklne League; 7p.m. ot each month 7:30p.m. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Prep claases. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid• Church - Rev. Amos Tillis, pas.. ' dleport, corner ol Fourth and tor. Sunday Schoo!, 10 a. m,; Main St, Robert Joek11011,poA>r, Worahip service, 11 a.m.; WedSunday S.hool, 9:30 a. m,; Morn· nesday pn,yer meeting, 7:30 p, in£ ,worship, 10:30 a.m., AmOld m.; SundeJ night..,ohip, 7:30. SYRACl.5E FIRST UNITED Richard•, supt, RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST PRE5BYTERIAN - Rev. Unson Rev. Samuel J, Jaeklon, pertor. H, Stebbins, pestor. Worship, 9 Prayer eervt.ce, 9:30 a. m.; Silla. m. Sunday SChool, 10 a. m,; dey School, 10 a. m., Mro. Ger· Bible study and .Pl'Qer aervtce, trudo, Buller, SUpt. Worobii> Wednesday, 7 p. m. EDEN UNITIIP BREI'HREN IN service, 11 a. m. Bll>tllt TralnCIIRJST - ~· Blake, pal· ilv Union, ftrotand Hcond SUntor, SWlda.Y ' 1, 10 a. m., deJI at 5:30 p, ln.; lire, Mary ' WIMie Holsinger, ·~· Momllw Woods, prestdert. HYSELL RUN FREE METHO· aennon, 11 a, m. Evenlrw: Hn· cle Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. JnST - Rev. ee.u J, Win, ,.,. m., Mrs. LYda Chevalier, preol,- tor. Somday School, 9:30 a. m.; delt. SO.W BOrvice and SOrDlOil, Mornl1111 Worship, 10:30; EYIJIIJW 8:20, Mid-week prayer meet- '"'rshlp, 7:30; YOODW Pooplo's ire, Wedne~, 7:30 p. m.,Mn. Slrviee, 6:45p.m.; Prayer meet• lng, Tllursday. 7:30 p. ... Mule Holslrver. clall!l leader. MIDDLEPORT FIRST · BAP• POMEROY LOWER LIGHT TIST -Charles W. Slmmul, JIU• Church - Hsrrt1011vilie Reec1 tor, EdiiOO Baker, SllllleySebool Rev, Roy Tl)'lor, pastor. Nara Hvtrnan, S. S. SUpt, llUnda,y Superilltonllert. SUndey C~uroh School, 9:30 a, m.1 Worshlpnrv- School, 9:1& a, m,1 Momllw1101'· lee, 10:30 a. Qt.; EYeniJW wor- ohljl, 10:15, Slildq Bllile. Slildl'· ship, 7:30 p. m, Prayer and hour, 7:30 p. m.'Wednoidlf tti• Prato aervlce, 'lb.lrldl)', 7:30 alqr preyer oorvlce, 7:30 p.m. P. m, 'bl;lldin,. ~ •·' ~. carries most Weiaht with min,)' >Y RACUSE - Mrs, AiM• White entertained the Trt Cou.,. ty c. a Club end Chapter 56 or the U. C.B. R. A, at her home on Fourth, St., the evening ot Feb. . • , HIGH ·scjfoo~ cioboe perty ~ . Wlhlm&lf!lli SCbool auditorium, ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brian Erwel, pastor. Mornilv worship, 9 a. m.; Stmday School, lO:SO a.m. ST. PAUL'S LL'fHERAN -32 E. second St., Pomeroy, SUnday School, 10 a.m.; Worship service 11 a.m. SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH Rev. PauiA.Sellers,pastor.Sunday Schoo!, 9:30 a. m.,BenQuiS• enberry, supt. Morning worshi.P, 10:30 a. m., first and third Sun- m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Eveni~ service, 7:30 p, m.; Youth choir, 6:30 p, m, Wednesday 7:30 p, m. MORNING STAR EUR - Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. John lhle, Supt. Fred Smith, Ass'!, Sunday School, 9:45 a. rn.; Morning wor- ' ' l!u)CIIAGE AND 'liAKE Silo w leaders. Stmda,ys ol each month., SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ENTER PRISE EUD CHURCHChurch - Pomeroy, Mulberry Rev. Menzel Smith, Pastor, Ralph Heights Road, north d Veterans Memorial Hospital, Phiiiip Gag- Spencer, Supt.; Eldon Weeks, Asl!i't. Worsbi,p services, 9:30 er, pestor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. a. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m., Bible Study andpr.rermeet- " ctf(;roups Entertained ottdo 1!1 ,~e ~ unllormo ~ •lllililil>i pandeo. . !l>l'l'l~e, w:.v a. .m. with lay- ,oaoh JIU>Illh. EveaiA!OV8!181'llstic ·aemce. 8'p, m. second and third ! one Tri~foiitrty w.ut bo·held by tho .I'Giooottes" :;:: · w ~ tit tho ZION CHURCH OF CH!Usr Pomeroy Harrisonville Road. Eugene Underwood, pastor, Kenneth Grover, Sl.mday School &!Pt. Sunda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Worshljl service, 10:31! a.m. &Ioder evening service, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday. 7:30 p. m. School, 9:30 a. m.; Wayne Roush, GRACE EPISCOPAL - E, Main Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., second and fourth Sundays of . ~\- • . ·~$~,- Sw,lday worship :Jj' ' · It wW be IAia•ltkelf-but still cler~ lor whom peace' ta a poasibUifi,:.u Richard 11, lilt, overrldldlng Issue ot the Nixon wins the GOP nom!... presl-lll ~lllll)illp. don. "1 have come to feel that the Rellgioui loaders ar<i llr~ toP priority !or 1968 is the dlscuubw the arguments Cor a nmoval ol 41Kbn Johnson Party switch. 'J:he one which !rom the presidenCy, and alons ·>f. lildltorlum, Muoio , 1>1 the l!Jl, veno, PUhito invited, ~sored br the Tri·M NaUonal Mullo So- C'Pwriell JHI K.iMr Ail~ S'orn.otr., '""• J1rur..t, Va. OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. "- y.. llllual ~r . Df.y · l~h....; I p.m. Ill !'IJ'Iill houo, ol Grace third Sunday each month. ond and fourth Sundays. BETHANY E!JB CHURCH Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Moming worshi.P, 9:30a.m.; Sundey Schoo!, 10:30 a. m. Blythe Theiss, S~. Youth Fellowshl;J, 6:30 D· m. CARMEL E!JB CHURCH - Rev. Paul A, seuers, pestor. Sunday • 1· . ' Untted:E::r•lriternollonal . ManJ I! al clefJYmon who l're!ildent Johnson, who" J• ~ candl~: __,!~~!>ked_ ratlc 9r~ai~ vl~od ~ . hemmed· ~lil :bY til'' · llooimO,y ·said ' he feel• .., "-l•a:iifldites In 1960 llpj!]l~ rna¥ to ,lu~ti4' 11111t docl&iOill "bl~mo.- towardtheNawfork (( swit£h their support •.¥! !1p GOP and Polic:lio,' ' , " 'aOvenDf' itd snapped .,..,, this t. :~ :· reaee Main [1!1~ ' wbeilukodlfheleltdultllook&The shift !I almostoortainto ., ·'l"he Rev• •~, .llo!l"rt W.Aiee ~ V0!"1, !elt.r doublooroiaed him. occur It Gov. Nelson A, . i)!!'oW1l. protOSJIOI' or rellsioo at ' Therof~·· ol the ¥Iii .... w.·.·····.·•·····················: -·1.. .•• '. ... . . ... . .. cendldete. Rockefeller is the R$ublic:,an or stanford llalversley, .,.,.,.,.,.,, ·.·.·,·.·,•.·c········'·'·'····.;.;.·.··:·:····.;.,.,.,,,,. I lata, . 'ilod1 ofIs typlcal liberal' ' \ FRIDAY RETURN · JONATHMi MEIGS Cb. .r, lliuatltoro cit Aiilorlca 1.7 22 · ~~~ . ~ · , • By WU~~~· !iELS htnl' ln<L..,... a !actor in !l)in. 'del:l~n to withdraw ·as 12.19 -4 Friday ........ .. I Peter Saturday ... .. .. Revelation . ~· , "} ·· . t '• llOJ'O 16·21 . 12·25 11·21 -4 8 12 ' drJft~r .dJI(~ubllcanpre~tl-1 , ~lal'• ~!notion surpflled · 11 -18 11·19 11 Religion in lmeriea :r;~~i/:::e:~: Lib~ral ~le. r ~v ,Switc-h llOcktl~Uer ~d accfl)t ' ' ~ ' ' e.J . Verses .. Chopter Wednesdoy .... , R.oman.s Thul'$doy .. .. . . Romans _ . Book each week. ing, Saturday: Sabbath School, 10:30. It m.; Worshl.P. 9:30a.m. F1RST UNITED PRE'>BYTERIAN CHURCH- Middleport. Rev, Howard Ruppelt, pastor. James Buchenen, Sunday School Superintendent. S!.n:lay Schuol, 9:30 a. m. Worl!lhip Service, 10:30 a. m. Choir practice, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. FORE'>T RUN METHODIST RIV, we nd e li G, •••• ~uer, pastor. Worship service 1 9 a. m.; Sun- . . Dav " : ::~::;:~%.=:~:::=::~~~~:::::~~~~~:=::=: !! 1 { ·l' {"· · Spl'ing IIUD lhinta un· t..bbli~K brooh.....:and bM.t~(l wire. A bird aonr lilts prettily ~m ·rrawr•nt ,•ir.....and a anlper •ho> apU>a >he alienee. New •reen ~uQ1lOni lhroiqrh .~ :· brown winter l(rasaear-and red · l!loOO dNMhe11 Jungle! . earth. .. . I . . . ., ·• One'a deJCJ"ip.ti(fn of the 11eaaon dependt~ upoh location. Jn aome part. of the world theto are haPP7 people, en· ·• jo)'ing the ISprjDg, looking forward to Eut.er 11ervit;e1. Other 'f...a: of lhlo globe ftnd aull'ering people, angulahed by the ~:~unah1ne, 'Jlu.NJl', afrahl, lonely, dying. Cen~ulie'S ago ·o~hlaclc Calvary hiD, Jea"Wt of Naareth demonstrai<cl perf~ lovo, Down throu¢b the llC<II, His Ufe and teaehinea tiave pointed the war 'for mankind to heal them. ol the world. . ' So, in this Leaten •e•aon let Ul . offer oul'lelve.-our time and talents-to tha aerriee of Hil Chun!h, in its task ot mtlkinK Hia kiDJr(lom come ·upon earth. Sunday .. . . .. . . II Chronicles ~ondo.v ....... Mo•k uesday .. . . . .. Luke 1 " I "J• I • . Sb cy), automaUc trans,. radio, w/ s/w/ tires, brown wltll matehllW intl>rtor. 65 Olcls Sterfire ,2 Dr. H.T. . , . . , , ' ' $2295 v..s, auto. on floc.lr witl:l console, bucket seats,powtr atetrpOWer brakes, radio. tinted glass, new w/a/w tire&, to"'''Iill'l wUh white vinYl interior. .q , ' 61 Fonl , • V-84Dr.. �. O..il.Y ~~ttf1.C~; ''om,:n•r~\liddl'-'POrlf ~~~.~. ~· u l, , ... is .N._,w Haven . ~~r.~"''''''":,,~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~,,,~,*· ThQ /'.\ ,_ '""'~:;;.;,~~...,,*'~::;..,~•,,.. ., ' ' ' J .: .' '. ' j ,, . I '.. '' '' ' J j !i".f~"'ii:~~.:.lh~= cfJcl~~~c.M~"i~<j,~ t N~ws N~tes · l Dlre~tot;y for . I' :.~::~~:E~- :~1:7.f=~~ =~rd~:::~~~ L4!;£2-,£~,!!.!:£~~~~--J 9:so........ ~ WOMAN'S CLUB · ari Tiaesdly, Feb. 21.lnthe 80Clal 1'1ipni ol St. Paul Lutheran• Cliureh. The room was decorated ln'kt4i>tng with st. PAtrick's ~ It wu music appreciation month and Mrs; Willlatn Russell played several organ selections and the ~ joined in singing several songs. Dln'otions were led by Mrs, John Mar shelL Mrs. Eugene Hester. president, presided at the meeting. Mrs. J~k Flesher rePorted on the Community lmo proviiJJ.ent Contest which ia being llllOn&Ored by the Meson Countypt. Pleesant Chamtier ol Co"" merce. This was followed with a' discussion on the project of the club. Hostesses rorthemeetingwere Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. n.n Ed. wards, Mra. Ralph Whitmoreand Mrs. Charles Smith.. Guests attell<llnK were Mrs. Willlam Grinstead, Mrs, Everett Roush, Mrs. ~vid Housh and Mrs. F r a n k ~radling. Members attending included Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Frank Young, Jr., Mrs. Harold Rose, Mrs. WWiam Russell1 Nra. Paul Sca.lly, Mrs. Jess Abel, Mrs. Kenneth ThoiJilson, Mrs, Jack Flesher, Mrs. O:mald BllfDoo ,gardner, Mrs. John Marshall, Mrs. WUUam Powell, Jr., Mrs. Charles l))dd, Mrs. PhU Batey, Mrs. George Ingels, Mrs. E~t­ gene Hester, Mrs. R. G. Greene and the hostesses. NEHACLIMA GARDEN CLUB The Nebaclima Garden Club held Its March meeting at t h e Alex QuWon Memorial Building with Mrs. Howard J , Burris, Mrs. Chester Weaver and Mrs. Earl Clark as hostesses. The meeting was opened by the pres- ident, Mrs. John Powell, lollowed with grotc> singing or the club song, the pledp to the flag and the club collect. Devotions were led by Mrs, Chester Weaver. The rollcallwasansweredwith ,.Name a ~ring Flower/' During the business meeting ltwas voted to make a donation to Care. In the Past the garden clubs have sent seeds and tools to needy t countries throuah Care, but this ~ year the clubs are asld~ to <loa ~ nate Cor badly need.MI items or clothing lor Vietnam. An Jn'il,tat!on ._., Tood bJ the N..t''l'iaven Junior Won\&n' s Clutf to attend their meeting on March r 12th. RalPh Gibba, Jr,, will pre-. sent a program on Safety. r Mrs. Lewis Summers, Mrs. Lewis C&pehart and Mrs. l))nald ~doer were llj)pointed . 1 I i J to secureandmakearrangementa ror the Mother·Do..pjer Banquet to be held the !lrsi Monday in Yay. Reservations were aerrt to Camp caesar Consenatioo CaJnp ror a atudent from Wlhama, to be seloctad later. A discussion I was held on tbe or a I Junior Gardoll c1.m: !Irs. Lloyd Homnan pre-ed I a program on a UiP she took to ~ ·' ~ AciOPilico recently. !lte also 1 sllowod her daughter's <bU coP,. •' rl lectJon aru1 told where each had ' come from, 1 Refreshments were served to Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr., Mrs. Phil Batey, Mrs. Henry H. Buck. Jr., Mrs. D::mald Bumgardner, Mrs. Lewis CaPehart, Mrs. Glenn Cartwright, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. William Gibbs, Mrs. Tom Hotlman, Mrs. Lloyd Hollo man, Mrs. Bill Howard, Mrs, Roy Jones, Mrs. Thomas McGowan, Mrs. John Powell, Mrs. Robert So.Yre, Mrs. E. A. Schaekel and the hostesses. NEW HAVEN PEROONALS Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Vance vls. ited over the weekend with their son and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vance and children at MorgaDtOWn, w. va. students from West Virginia University, Morgantown, are e~ joying spring vacation this week.. l.ocaJ students here wlth their Parents are Sharry Flesher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jack ~Iesher; Max Brown, son of Mrs. Frances Brown; Ronnie stein, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Edwin stein; B~ 1¥ l!oulb, son ofMr.andMrs.Joe : ·, ALFRED METHOI:IBT-Pearl A. ~sto, pastor. Sunda.,y SChool at 9:30 a. m., Lloyd lllllinger, Sll)t. Worsh~ Servtees at 10:45 a. 111· with the Rev. Casto. Mo.,. day evening at 7:45 March 11, revival services begin with Charles Norris, evangelist. · ··· · ...,-:.:..... ·"'"'"""·§ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCJE. TV - 1Pomeroy. 41 Man'' lB the subJect ot the Lesson sermon to Qe read in all Christian Science chlll\:hes this &mday. The Golden News, Notes stu<ty, 7:30p.m, Wednesdii.Yl Bible stUdy, 7 P.m. News, Events MASON CHURCH OF CHRJSTMiller st. - Everson Weekley, pastor, Bible sblly elasses.sundey, lOa,m, WarshiDandPl'Oaoh·;ng, 10 :55 a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7130, Bible stu<ty classes, Wednesclay, 7:30 p,m, MT. HERMAN UNITED BREI'HREN IN CIIRJST- Rev. James G. Morrison, pestor.SUn· da.y School, 9:80 a. m.; Russell S-er, supt.; Alfred Wolfe, asaistint. Momlrw sermon, 11 a. m,, second and fourth SUnday~ each month, Evening sermon, 7•.30 p. m. every •·u -~ ,.,~ 1..u; a.N ~o~ua1o11 Sundayolthemorth.Ciassmeet· !ng, 11 a. m. every first and third Sunday. David Holter,elus leader. ChriStian Endeavor, 7:30 .Po m., aecOIII and fourth Sundii.Y. P. m. Wednesday, Sunday SChool Emerson Pooler, president. Superintendent, Pauline McCIIn- Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. every tock. Pastor, Rev. Monis M. WedneiBday, Board meetiJW, 7;30 Wolfe. p. m., !lrst Monday <I month. CHE'>TER CHURCH OF GODPOMEROY TillNITY UNITED The Rev. ChesterBryant,paetor. CHURCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W, Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Wor- 11. 11orrtn, pastor. Palrtck D. ship service, 11 a. m.j Evening Wood, Supt. Sunday School, 9:15 worahJ.p, 7:30 .Po m.Pra,yerserv.. a. m.; WorshiJ:I, 10:25 a. m. ice, TUesday, 7:30 p, m. Youth Youth choir rehearsal, Monda.v, Servlee, Thursday, 7:30 p. rn. 6:30 p. m. Mrs. Marvin Burt, Month1y si ll{S, nr st Saturday \1& ~ director; Senior choir rehearsal, h onth eac m • Thursday, 7:30 p, m., Mrs. Paul •.rn. --------- - Fox; Randy Weaver, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Weaver; Phil SUTTON METHODJST -Rev. Cooke, 11011 of Mr. and Mfs. Hob- Mrs. Sheriden Rowan and ramily Jolin w. Kimbler, pe-. Sm· ert Cooke; and Ric hard Hood, at Athens, daY School, 10:30 a.m.; Worship Mr. ~nd Mrs. Brad)' Knotts of son ol Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Rood. Servl.ee, 9:30 a. m,, second an:l JAJDe& N. Roush i~ a SUlJ!Cal King HiU were Sunday vlaitors of !oortll SUnday ...,h monlh. Plllint at Modical Canter Hospi~ Mr. and Mrs. E&ogene Haning and !!hondo and Ronald. CIIESI'ER CHuRCH OF T H E "• Gallipolis, Mr. and Mrs, W. Boyce of Nazanne - Rev. Herbert Grate . Columbus were weekend vialton pastOr. Worshtp servlee,lla.m. ol Mr, and Mrs. Howard RosselL and 7:30 p. m., !imday. IU!dey Mr. and Mra. Richard Jelferl!l SChool,;9:30 a. in. Charles Ba. and Valoria ol C..oalton were r• aell, sUpt., Ric hard Bllrton, aacent weekend visitors or Mr, and ~t supta PrBJ<er meeting, Mrs, Joe Hatfield. W..mesday, 7:30 p. ·m. Mra. Lee Roush and Rochly o1 GoJUpOUa Wtro Tuesdey visa. on ot her mother, Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Harley Jolfnson Johnson. . riflited their daughter, Mr. and Mra. Helen Johnson and Mrs. , 14rs. John Murphy and family, KENO CHURCB OF CHiilSTLee Roush and llodney visited , ' !olr. Md Mrs, Herley E, JohJ>o Normen McCiln, auperlntA!ndett. JOn., Tammy, Cheryl and Tercy, with Mr. and Mrs. Everett LamServices weekly Ill 9:30 a, m, were recent visitors ot Mr. and bert Tuesday llltornoon. Wolfpen worship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Thursday: ,Mfrdatry school, 7 p. m. Service meeting, 8 p. m, Text Js from Haggai: "Be strong, all ye people of the land. saith the Lord, and work: tor lam with you, saith the Lord ol tOsts." Wesley Belles, Sr., visited reoontly with Mrs. Ava Belles at Well-. Mr F H ....s. erne ~ .,........ MonHEMLOCK GROVE Christian dey with Mr. and Mrs. William Church - James Quisemerry, Woatherly at MJddleport. pastor; Ray Whaley, aupt. ComMr . Wesley Belles, Sr · cele- mUllion am worship service, 9:30 brated his 93rd birthday recent- a.m.; Swlday School,10:30 a.m. ly, A cake was presented Mr . Yooth service, Stmclay, 6:30 p. Belles by his granddaughter, m.; Preachir¥J every Sunday, 7 Mrs. Marvin Wickersham and p. m. served with ice cream to memFREEDOM GOSPEL MISSIONhera of his immediate family . Bald Kmbs, Portland & Bashan Mr. and Mrs. Theron Johnson Road, Rev, E. J. Grtmth,putor. spent two days in Columbus at- Sunday SChool, 9:30 a. m.; Rqrer tending a Bankers Association Wilfred, supt. Sl.llday worship meeting. service, 7:30p.m. Prayer MeetMr. and Mrs. Orville Harpold lng, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., Ernest and !am!ly ot Belpre spent &In- Deeter, cluslellller. Youth Fe!day with Mr. and Mrs. BtU Fox, lowshi.P, Friday, 7:30 p.m. Er.. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ours and neat Deeter, leader; Roger Wilson oC New Brighton, Pa. spent fred, Jr., president. .., MASON ASSEl.ffiLY CHURCH several days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue, Mr. and OF GOD - Second St., Mason, Mrs. Lewis Ours and other reia. W. Va, Sunday School, 10 tivos. . " • Morning worship, 11 a. m. Evan·n.. birthdays of Edward Pel ;,JII)!stjd loen!l"!, 1:31!'111 moBible Cindy Roush were celebrated re· Study and· prayer service, Wedcently at the home or their par. nesda.r, 7:SO p, m, Chester Tenents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell nant, pastor, Phone 773-5133. Roush . Attending were Edna CARLETON CHtmCH -KingsRoush, Dana Lewis, R 0 g e r bury Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsa Per. s. m., Ralph Carl. SuPt. Worship sons, Roberta, Nancy, 9Jaron, service, 10:30 a.m. and 7:3~ p, David and the honored guests. m, alternately. Prayer meetiJW, Refreshments ot ice cream and Wednesday, 7:30p.m. cake were servecl. HEATH METHODIST CHURCH Relstlves called here due I<J -Middleport, Rev. Max Donahue, palrtor, Jack Bechtle, Church the death ot Ch&rles Knigbtlng School SUpt. Church School, 9:30 Sr. were Mr. and ~s. Kenneth a. rn.; Worship service, 10:30 Beckner and To~ ot San a. m.; Middleport - Pomeroy Diego, Calif., Mr. and Mrs. Pat Methodist Youth Fellowship, SUnBeckner, Mr. and Mrs. AndY day, 6 p.m. Slllday eveni~worBeckner of CharlestoQ; W, Va, ship, 7:30 p, m.; O!ftcial Board • Robin &mda.Y guests ol Mrs. Bertha me...f.l.-, ~ .....~ first Sund•v ~ r:A month, . SOil were Mr. c and Mrs. 6 p.m.; WSCS second Monday of Bill Robinson and fa.mll,y or Ra. month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor Cir.. dne, eJe', second Thursday; Class 12 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Theiss, third Wednesday. Afternoon Cir· Barbara, Barry and Beth of Dor- cle, aecond Thursday afternoon. cas called SUnday on Mr. and Cboir practice, 7 p.m. WednesMrs. Roy Pearson. day. Linde McClung ot Columbus UNITED METHODIST CHURCH accompanied Debbie IU!l I<J her - I'Oftteroy. Church School, 9:15 home and spent the weekend with a. m.; Worship service, 10:30. Mr, and Mrs. Dalla.s lUll MYF, 6 p.m. Choir practice, 7:30 Doily Wolfe, Ruth Donohue and p. m. Wednosd.,.. PubUc invited Mrs . Dale iliil spent &utdey with to attend these services. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Elmer SCarberry Hiles, minister. Leo Crew. S, S. at EVergreen HiHs, W, Va. , Mr. Supt. Mrs. JuneVanVranken,orand Mrs. Scarberry are leaving ganistj Mrs. BettyRawlill{s,mu~ tor Florida for an indefinite vis- ale director. it due l<l the iU health ol Mr. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Scarberry. Carver Williams, pastor. Jolm Dolly Wolfe anddaustJter, Mrs. WUes, Sunday School SuperinDaJe Hill called at the RawllDgs tendent. sunday School, 9:30 a. Coates Funeral Home Moo- m.; MOf'llQ worship, 10:30 a. day evening to visit the famlly m.; BYF, 6 p. m, Bible Stwtv, of Joe Young. Wednesday, 7 p.m.; Choir pracMr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill spent Uce, 8:30p.m, Wednesday. . Monday witll Mr. and Mrs. El· mer Scarberry at Evergreen MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. Hills, W, Va. Cecil Cox, pastor. Sunday School s,.perintendent, Larry Clerk. Sundey School, 9:45 a.m.;SUnday evening worship, 7:30; Wfldnesdey prayer and Bible siu<IY, 7:30 _...,.._ ---p. rn. """"""· cbuni~ !iclJool<9·~"""·l daY School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornlrc Spndaf ~bool:, 9' l.•m.; ~ Worsbl,p,.t10t30 a. m.; Event!¥ '\v~gpna,sJJ»t. WOrlhl,p aerVtte, SWK!ay: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; Watch TOWer atud.Y, 10:30 a.m.; REORGANIZED CHURCH OF Jesus Christ ot Latter D a y Saints, PorUand - Racine Road. Surm,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Morl)o BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH lfl! Worship, 10:31! a, m. Sunday Mrs. Delores OWens and grand~ evening service at 7. Wednesday 11011, Billy Dye, of Columbus spent evening prayer service, 7:30, a weekend recently with Mrs. Pastor, Elder Frederick J, Stobar~ Dolly Wolfe and family. Mr. and Mrs, Howard Robin. ·•-..-• W, Va., Mrs. son ol Fl cu.lllRIUU, Jack Sargent, Mrs. PllillP Rad· RACINE FD!ST CHURCH OF ford and Stophauie, Pomeroy, THE NAZARENE -SonlaySchool . Mrs. Marlene Fisher, Mol)J', 9:30 a. m,; Morning Worship, Larry and Amy, Racine, spent 10:30 a. m.; Ewrdng Worship, SUnda.Y with Mr. and Mrs. Pete 7:30p.m. Prayer services, 7:30 . Dobbie Hill of Columbus spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ours and daug!lter ol Wellsville spent Wednesclay throug!l Saturda,ywlthMr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney. Mrs. FernefLvmanandtather, . 10 a.m. ' · SYRACUSE . ME!'HODIST _ Rev Wendell _~"",er pe..L..... JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lar• • .,.,.."' • •""'·· ry Cll1llban, prealdh~ minister •\ SuntJQ SChool, 10 a. m.; Carroll Apple Grove ~ields. ~; • Nease, director. Thursday, an day, Busy Bee quilting party in chUfCh sociaJ room. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST_ Roy w. Carter, pas~ tor. Swtday School, 9:30a.m.; Communion and worship service, 10 :30 a. m.; Prayer meeti-.g, Thursday, 7:30 p, m. v. H. Braley, Supt. CHESTER METHODIST Charge - Rev. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. CHESTER: Worship, 9 a. m.; Sunday School, 10 a. m. ; Mrs. Wald Spencer, Supt. FLAT- WOOD5: Church School, Sunday, 11 a.m. , John Baily, supt, Worship service alternates with Atfred and Flatwoods, Services Sunday morning or evening, of s-. Worsblp sen'lce n: • 111 Norris RAciNE METHOD&ST Jobn W Kimb'• paator ~ • 11 Sehoql. &:SO' a.m.; WorshJ,p aervIce, l0:30 a. m.; Jmlor choir praetlee, Wednesda,y, 8:20 P• m.; Senior choir ptactlce, Tbursday, 7:30 P• m, " - HusUor ClaSI meeftng, fourth Friday d. eaeh month st 6 p. m, Wesleyan servole Guild, fourth Monday oleaoh month, 7:30 P. m,; Jmlor High MYF, 4:30 P. m, oacb Somday; Senior Hl8h MYF, 5:30 ·p. m., each Sunday. PORTLAND METHODIST Rev. John w. Kimbler, pastor. &may School, 9:30 a.m.; Worship service, 7:30 p, rn. OAK ._.._ W GROVE Kimbl METHODIST ~•• • er,pestor.Stlnday S.hool, 10:30 a. m,; Worship service, 9:30 a. m,, first and .,.t, • w· · I . R ' '':G ' d.' .. an . "QJ( ""Rn:rii\n '· ' :·:.B~bbl.lng 1JrookJ\, ; R.n.l\.P:J:ll , ,.~:~ . ! (iov. George ' Uomney ~SAid • 7 · ~ ..~ : · ' r. •.~ CbtJrch., Good 'du.... :t ,~l ,111!1 .bO lllleots; It, .~.. ,lrv!nr Kotr, atate hi ltorlan/ · · · LEAl' .'YEAR 11i1i1<o , 8 • it P;m, Scftd!l.rft ~ .furitor HIP ' ~Ill'. ·, , ·~· 29. ' With the hope It will, in some measure, Coster and helll sustain that which ta good In 'ramtiy and community liCe, this feature Is sPonsored by the buatness firms and organi:dltions whoae nui.es • pear below. · ' ' RAY RI&G, INC. lJncolo.Mercucy.Come;.Engllsh Ford Bakers of Holsum Bread 8li N. Court St. I • 'I 0: • Lt '' i. .1 .·.: ;.·, ,:.1!1 Athens ~·~o lstroiJ~matni .~~ 593-6601 · J3HT38 ~~~· ~at·~ ~ m-..,.. . Jiro, Tod Warner ailclllra. Paul Elchlllatr'• Brownie T...., will tllvt the Plf<1at to the daa. ft6. ,. fru~ ·b)o thlril!P'odeJIICIIb. Jjortt .~" .. _ BETIIEL ID, -.alional Oro BOGGS EQUIPMENT Producers and Distributors or High Grade Coal West Coiwnbla, W, Va. ____...... Sales - ALUS CHALMERS - Industrial Tl(>pera Plains Flll'ln - Servloe Lawn & Garden Phooe 667-3435 fl WIWS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAnNG Middleport ' Kentuelf.¥ Fried Odcken'~-f . Pomeroy 1 99:1-2550 MARK V STORE uoh1o's Oldest Dxlge Dealer" Mlcldleport, Ohio ROYAl OAK PARK MASON - A recreaHon work-. shop . is schechl{e't,!Or Friday, March 8, at 7:3o ."p.m. at t h e Mason Yooth center for the Hap. py Helpers, Old TOwn Mountain. eers, Hill BHUes, Camp Conley Busy Beavers, and HapPY Go Lucky 4-H Clubs. Some simple folk games and oquere dancing wlli be iaug!lt to 4-H'ers, leaders, and parents that are interested in this activl~ from the above mentionecl clubs. This is the third of seven ach9duled workshops in Milson County. The two already held were well attended by over 200 at New Haven and Mt. Flower communities. :..-:m:~~r:u:ns~: Braleys· Announce ' (IJ...r.al ln. A letter !rom Carolyn Clutter of Athens giving a repon ot a recent Presbyterial meetli>g was read. An oversees sewing p~ .~ wUl l;le t1J!1 making o1 beby clothes to be ~ ent to the Chris. ~ llollllltollji.lndla. It was IMOIUIOed thlll a ~ring Presbyterial meeting will be held in l'ortlmouth A&lrU 5. CbUtor 3 ot thostuol)' IIUideon llerk, IIUed "A Member ot the CoiiSIIIIIJ," wao studied with a and discusolon nasion ltd bJ Mrl, st8bbins. Counci/323 Are Installed ' • "Keeitsake ll:amood Rings" 312 E. MelD St. Pomero1·· We FW All Doctors Prescriptions Pomeroy ll; ... .:. RACINE PWIIIG Mill BuUCluw Sulll>l'11 and Millwork "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" General Conlnoting General Mercbandl&• ruppers Plalna 687·3280 Phone 9924U78 THE SEWING CENTER ' ' TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE , . WIUTE SllWING MACHINES uQuallcif Fabric& At Economy Prtee." Paints end General Hardware ~uppers Plains 667~ , · ' .... Middleport., 992-5320 RAll'S BEll FRANKLII Mlcldleport Pbone 992-3481 N. Seeood AvO. );. Middleport, Ohio t~ <' •• /< ' ." .,..atlon ....... ' E. 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New price now as eqUipped 66 Plymouth (11] llurgulldy~ v..s Motor, BUt. trans., power steering, power brake&, new w-s-w tlrts, tinted glass, radio, air<onditioning, deL wheel discs, white with black interior. s2,~95 65 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Door . . . . $1895 ~uto . tran~ .• with matching interior. 64 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. _ ____ $1295 s1,395 s2 r 295 .. · two Custom 'rl Ton Pickup. Sparkling original black II· nlah. West Coast mirrors. Shows the best of care. · and 4 Dr. Hard Top . Choice of of ., IOp1J''!p top of lbe line In Buick. Botlf of '"'""· a~ n~w Buick tracl..lns from our ,J;~~·~~.!a~c~u:s~:r•. who . buy and enjoy Bul:l<,~; .o,d~ power brAke s, pcwer steering, radio, tinted glass, new wjslw tires, dark green finish Skylark VB :i Dr. Hai'd Top Coupe. One local own· er. Power steering. Extra nico. Thts Is the top of the line In Buick'& small oars. tflr with bll!Ck interior. Sold Tdldservlcod 1>7 67 Olds Cutl1ss Supreme Sp. Cpe. $2595 S1,895 65 GMC 6·5. ' · · ick Landeu 2 dr. H. T., turquoise with white vi!IYi top, Uke new lnoide and oat, radio, new w/s/w/ tires, tilt·-away oteerlng wheel, tinted glass, 32,000 actual miles, look a and nma like brarxl new. 1 ••• Sporto Fury VB 2 Ur. Hard Top. Bucket seats with' lull Operating oonsul. 4 sp. shift, Extra shaP!l car · 65 Buick .... " $2195 ' I I 67 Olclt,-~do . H. T. . . . . . . . $4300 I Fulli>O!'V J!!!! . · . 't..wey eeat, radio, tinted glus, w/o/w , 1 Ures, 6~ oco, factory llr-oonditioning, beaull- S3,495 mof · ' ·Fas . $~.~:rs . :;edan. Olie ~areful local ownor. .Automatlt tl!dftl, ·~ Hlllllinaton, W, Vlo Repai)Jieaq PW •for .an 11 tltel'o 0 Good Old Fashion Bargains AT BLAETTNARS 67 Firebird s2, 795 1963 Fq'D 500 XL 8 en. Auto. Trans, Radio and Heater, 1964 CHEV. BISCAYNE 2 DR. 6 Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 FORD GALAXIE 500 CONVERnBLE ~ cyl, Auto. Trans. Power Steering, Redia and. Heeter. · . 1r---~~-------------------1 ~erij is the plaee to get that now plchoup 1 I "12 New Plduip TNdcsln Stock I I ;.;. · I .I 1.,.,..100 Long w.~. lnd del, w.b. 1 1 · 6 cyl. 1nd 8 cyl. I 'I 2,f.250 C1mper Speci1l ' 1'. ·" Wost Main st. · Pomeroi ~rt Ill• Cburoh ol J®r Choice sident, Robert Thompson, on a business triP to Washington D.C. in the spring. A skatlng pany al&o was diseussed. After the meeting hotdogs and Potluck was servedtothesemembers and guests: Ray Mulford, ! V8 Pontia< • Dr Sedan. ~·actory Air Condition. Power Steermg. Power brakes. Hydramatit'. Spot1ess OarJi. blue fm•sh w•th matching interior. Sharp car. .,,;r,.,.n.. ,. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE Sill . -TRUCK.BUYERS- Birlh of a Son 1962 FQRD STATION WAGON 4 DR. GOE6LEIN READY -MIX CO: ~'\: LEWIS REPAIR SERVIa .' . ,. •· LYONS MARKO -... . '. 99:1-2955 ~. - J·:· extrt<:..- ,tho Untto.d Stales rrom th• Vlllnam mopu .ibiD Officers were installed when Chester Council No. 323 Daugh. ters. of America, met 1\lesda¥ l-is Rep1lr ServiceT evening in rUualistic form with L _... __. . ._. . . - ,.::_... ..___J/ THE ( Doris Koenig, councilor presid•HEAtiNG ing, and 33 members present. Letart, w. Va.j Mr. and Mrs. ("-wen tomonvw) •PLUMBING Reported sick were Elza Os- Ra.ymond Workman, Peggy and Jun1M... , IELII QUAIL nUOAL HANGAI •ROOFING borne, still in a Dayton hospi- ~rley Edwards, and DiXie Lee lf'•lf'fl··~·~ tal , very ill, and Ada Van Meter, .\no~rl Tlu. ""'·" pf"'Vid~ IHIP .ciflt in/o""4d.Oft ~lin. Mason; John Kearns, -FOR- · Oil fl roiW - A LAlli. sick, and the death of Roberta Jr., and BUly James, Hartford; Lee. Buster Phelps, Butch Hayes, Mr. Deputy state c ouncUor Erma and Mrs. Paul Larry Smith and Italy, in tbe 1200s. Its' courses Cleland installed the following Peggy, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. consisted of lectures on the officers, Associate Vice Coun- Maurice Gagnon and children, QUICK QUIZ Romao law as codified by WY2·~4 IM Mill Sf. Mf4WIIJ1Jr , cilor, Inzy Newell; conductor, George, Maurice, Jr., Macy and Q- What if"11e so-called Justinian. Esther Ridenour; warden, Bar- Cerl; Peer! sear!& and Paul "Tuesday lo Thursduy Club"? bara Sargent, and trustee, Helen Pierce, Minersville; Mr. and A- Many members of the Wolf, Mrs. Emil Eynon, son Dennis, U.S. Congresa work only on Communications were read Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holslngor, Tuesdays, Wednesdays ·and from Elizabeth Halberg, atate Paul Wayne and Brad, Bill BUJJ>o Thursdays, the days the councilor: Eilzebeth ~inlln, gardner and Mugara sellers House usually take~ up ma]~r ' business. Hence tbts group IS cHEvROI.n FlEETSIDI 12To• P. U.' state secretary, and a thank -you Racine, and Richard lllekworth, popularly so-called. note from the Ralph Lee family . Agnes White, Mr. and Mrs. h>ug. Radio- Power SteedDi- ~~ ~ AlltO,.,trAPS·• cu&AA~ ~fk : ·.· Biroata Sargent ariiflnzyNew. 'lu ·ifemolly;·' ali<i· 1.\r; 'liiiHth. ~ '" Qc->Wft~e ,..,., ~hl' ·• t~Nt ..,.! All ~ trim;, ·i!qtd,Ppecnor cempe:r use. 1,400 actual mllea. .,, eU thanked the council Cor ·gilts Larry Hubbard, Ricky and Rob- law school established? GMAC - Werranty lliJPiles and cards received while In the in, local. A- At Bolo;ma, In northern SAVE $400 - SEE AND SAVE hospital. A report was given by Esther Ridenour, chairman of the ways and means committee tor the last six months. The cbarter was draped in memory of sister Roberta Lee. The next meeting, March 19, quarterly birthdiys wiil be ob· served and the kitchen committee will serve the refreshments. Cookies and coffee ''"re served, games played, and prizes awarded, ··-.oo" ~ Dr. tiara Top. l''aruouS 400 cu. in. engine, 350 Hl' pos. tra\.1ion. 4 sp. trans. New first line tires. Extra clean. . I· 'l. • FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING ' SWISHER& REXAU DRUGS '. ·~ stand OD with him (VIce President) Ag&inat N!lO>:i, Beagan of them !& that a il<llul>lican Hubert HUilUlhrey and (l!ocrHe eald he would bodi-ed presldent would be beltor able ry of state) Dean l!Jlsk," Dr. II the llopubUcans 110111inatod ., Brown said recentl,y. elthe.r NilO>n or Gov. Ronald J!tlpn ol Call!ornta because he t.lleves the.y would "Jiescalate the war out ot sight." ··But he added that "an:; Unacramble these tour Jumble-. candidate save Mr. JohniJOII'' one letter ,to each aquare, to would have the advantaBO or lorm lout ordinary wordl!l. "maneuverability," because he would not have to "take '•··· " .....· ,.""''· . ..'• responsibility Cor Mr. JOhnson's horrendous mistakes" and coulci "•tart airesh tn efforts to negotiate." St(lpose the , Democrats r~ WVIl'N nominate JohnSOD and the RcJublicans nominate Nixonthe outcome which many political observers now regard A MAN IN WH05Ii HOU6E as most probable. What would 'IOU MleHT lAAKE! liberal clergymen 00 then'? 'IOURSI!LI' Ai HQ\\E. "I don't know," said Dr. Brown. '"I'd be torn indeed by EIJVOt:f.' that choice/' Now arr&nlt the cirtltclletlen to lonn the 1urprlae anawer, u ••, ....ted b7 tho above cartoon. 67 Catalina Middleport, Ohio 992-3284 Officers of ' •. ':'::;' nNY'S FOODLAND· 83Mill St. Workshop Planned Tonight in ~son Health Club __ Contributes , To Heci'rt Fund ship, 10:45 a. m.; Prayer meet- R. H. RAWLINGS SOliS CO. '!- :P,Il'll; April-· CROW'S STEAK HOUSE . j 240 Lincoln St. 'f Presbyterian W:lmen Meet On March 5 Mr. and Mrs. Jack M. Braley, 902 E. Main St., Pomeroy, are announcing the birth of a lif)!\1 Kurttss Lee, on March 4 at Vif,. ';~or ~· 'l!i'll""~'· .7:l!O ' : erans Memorial Hoi!IPttal. ·JD, ll d\e ~ MaionloTem· The infant weighed eight pit. llllllllllon·pllillod. pounds, seven punces. Mr. and , TUEsDAY Mrs. Braley ~"'two other sons, ~: OHIO El'A PHI CHAPTER Bola Jack, age !0111' and Timothy, . .... Phi SO;orll¥, IOOtali:GIIIII, three. Gran~arents are Mr. and ·,7:110. P·!'L Ill CISOE, !oUOWod Mrs. Homer Braley and Mr. and 1>7 a Slrah CoventrJ jtwelrJ Mrs. Ernest Powell ol Pomeholltll, roy, and Frank Homnan or Ma, .. ,. Laura Pickens, hostess .sened sou, W. Va.; and the8feat-grandretre'shment• to Mrs. S&ebblna, parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Florence Potts, Mayme Holm.es, Hor!men of Chester. lltlay l!ouah, Ado ~k, FranIde Mumaw, Rachel McBride, the hostess and 1ueat, Rev. L. H. The sapo<lilla an Important tropical tree, glves us chtcle St!obhl... used In making chewing gum: ti LEIVING COAl COMPANY VISIT CLASSES - Members of the lloUIIlld Friendly Ger~1110rs Club visit the special educ" tlon cluaes o! the Rutland Elementnry School once each mQnth to present therapy sessions. Here member& are shown demonatrating how to mo,ke 1 'coal fiowers." They are, lett to right, Mrs. Howard Birchfield, Mrs. Fred WUliamson, president; Mrs, Hobert Snowden and Mrs. Bruce r. via. The club .Provides refreshments following each project session. ...:1'0)' "~ ---. l l l l - Preyor opened the meetiJW in ot Vice President EmU Eynon. Minute& or the last meetq were read by Secretary Grace Holsqerr followed with the ' given t~J~ Mrs. treasurer reliort White. Letters were read concerning "coffee breaks" by Cha&~ter One of U.C.B.R.A. or Youngstown in May; from Shetler's T.V. and C.B. sales, de-scribing the ReAct patches the club has received to sell, and from Harry Woods, finence chairman ot U,C,B.R.A, i of Struthers, sponsoring tile pro- charge SYRACUSE - The Missionary Society of the First United Pre .. llifterlan Church met in the annex o1 the church Tuesday afternoon, !larch 5, President Emily Stel>bins opening the meeting with 'preyer, and loadil1f the reeding ''The Purpon or United Pre•' bytertan Women" in unison. ~· Evl~welconia. Ei&ht members anowered roil RIJTtAND PTA,, ~ 11 ... call With a verse ot scriPture. '113q Ji.111i 111 the .fll'ldt school.. lolrs. Stebhins, also road "MI~ · ' POIIEBin' p T A, Ill Pom lllonarl.. to be Preyed for Elom .... ~ Sc·~ .. ror the dey and otlered prayer. 'fl>o...o:....'_:..-J __,...._Ill _ mn..lll Four dollars w8re to be sent to .-:•.-.au~ COuU~UW~~:~V m-•, Tanta. EID'Pf; to the American 7 p, m., room visltllllon, 7•30 lllaslon Holli>italendPresbyte ;. to 8 p. m. Xro, Arlllur Strauaa a1, Ail 111 r gelistic servtce, 7:30 p. m., sec- . Pomti'O)'. Pro- 8to 11\'o m.JI118DICOOill(.PuO. llo invllod. SATURJlo\Y POMEROY SENIOR Cluo llpOnloring I dance perty Sllllll'dey lllab~ 8 to 11 p, m.ln PoD>o " J~r Hiatt School audltol'o frl>!' IWD With the Jeyo tmc:oel:w. Mo mloalon, 75·cent1• . CIIES'll:R ALUMNI A.lon. round and .-qUare daace, 8 p. m., at Cheoter Grade School. Proottdo to Scholarohip Fund at Eastom Hlp. Muoic by Francis Wtllb and JI'Pl4) with Jim car.... han u thO oilier, · . MONDAY IUVEHVIEW PTA, 7:30 p.m. Ill ·the schooL Mr, Yei&o bu -rem. lnllrlimfntll music PUP!I• to ptl,; ~villa Ro; ScO!II Troop to reoelte charter ind 8th IP'adt cla11 to hold bak~ days each month. Evening evan- ing, 7:30 p, m. Thursday, Youth Fellowship, 7:30 p. m.Sunday, CHURCH OF CHIRST - Middleport, 511> and Main. Jack day School, 10 a. m. Mn. Fred Scites, sup!. Bible School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning worship, 10:'3() a. Nease, Supt. m,; EvenJng worthip, 7:30p.m.; POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE - Rev. Kenneth Prayer service, Wedne~, 7 p, Pierce, palltor. SundaJr School, m, HeY, Raulln Moyer, pastor. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE 9:30 a. m., RQmonU Walburn, Middleport, Rev. ALKiey Miller, sup!. Worship service, 10:30 a, peator. Losier Taylor, SUpt. SUn· m,; EvangtUstic oervlce, 7:30 day School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning p. m.; Pra7er m~. WednesWorship, 10:30 a.m.; JWiior Soday, 7:30p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE ciety, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:4!li p, NAZARENE ..nov. A. E. Miller, m. SUnday Evarwelistic meet!Jw, putor, Robert Stewart, Sunday 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, WedSchool SUpt. S.m&y School, nesday, 7:30p.m, THE SALVATION . ARMY -En· . duses tor all ages, 9:30a.m.; wy Roy s. Win!Jw, omoor in Morni~ Worsblp, 10:30 a.m.j charge. Sunday, 10 a.m., Holl· NYPS Sunday 6:30 p.m.; EvongeUsti.c Service Stmday 7:30 p. ness meeting; 10:30 a. m. Stmm.; Midweek Prayer meeting der S.hool. Y~~~q Poople's I.o· Wednesday 7:30 p.m.; Mllllion- gion, 7 p. m.; Sllvation m~, 7:30 p. m.; Tllurllllay, 1 to 3p, acy Meeting second Wedneldax... m.; Ladles lklne League; 7p.m. ot each month 7:30p.m. THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY Prep claases. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST -Mid• Church - Rev. Amos Tillis, pas.. ' dleport, corner ol Fourth and tor. Sunday Schoo!, 10 a. m,; Main St, Robert Joek11011,poA>r, Worahip service, 11 a.m.; WedSunday S.hool, 9:30 a. m,; Morn· nesday pn,yer meeting, 7:30 p, in£ ,worship, 10:30 a.m., AmOld m.; SundeJ night..,ohip, 7:30. SYRACl.5E FIRST UNITED Richard•, supt, RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST PRE5BYTERIAN - Rev. Unson Rev. Samuel J, Jaeklon, pertor. H, Stebbins, pestor. Worship, 9 Prayer eervt.ce, 9:30 a. m.; Silla. m. Sunday SChool, 10 a. m,; dey School, 10 a. m., Mro. Ger· Bible study and .Pl'Qer aervtce, trudo, Buller, SUpt. Worobii> Wednesday, 7 p. m. EDEN UNITIIP BREI'HREN IN service, 11 a. m. Bll>tllt TralnCIIRJST - ~· Blake, pal· ilv Union, ftrotand Hcond SUntor, SWlda.Y ' 1, 10 a. m., deJI at 5:30 p, ln.; lire, Mary ' WIMie Holsinger, ·~· Momllw Woods, prestdert. HYSELL RUN FREE METHO· aennon, 11 a, m. Evenlrw: Hn· cle Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p. JnST - Rev. ee.u J, Win, ,.,. m., Mrs. LYda Chevalier, preol,- tor. Somday School, 9:30 a. m.; delt. SO.W BOrvice and SOrDlOil, Mornl1111 Worship, 10:30; EYIJIIJW 8:20, Mid-week prayer meet- '"'rshlp, 7:30; YOODW Pooplo's ire, Wedne~, 7:30 p. m.,Mn. Slrviee, 6:45p.m.; Prayer meet• lng, Tllursday. 7:30 p. ... Mule Holslrver. clall!l leader. MIDDLEPORT FIRST · BAP• POMEROY LOWER LIGHT TIST -Charles W. Slmmul, JIU• Church - Hsrrt1011vilie Reec1 tor, EdiiOO Baker, SllllleySebool Rev, Roy Tl)'lor, pastor. Nara Hvtrnan, S. S. SUpt, llUnda,y Superilltonllert. SUndey C~uroh School, 9:30 a, m.1 Worshlpnrv- School, 9:1& a, m,1 Momllw1101'· lee, 10:30 a. Qt.; EYeniJW wor- ohljl, 10:15, Slildq Bllile. Slildl'· ship, 7:30 p. m, Prayer and hour, 7:30 p. m.'Wednoidlf tti• Prato aervlce, 'lb.lrldl)', 7:30 alqr preyer oorvlce, 7:30 p.m. P. m, 'bl;lldin,. ~ •·' ~. carries most Weiaht with min,)' >Y RACUSE - Mrs, AiM• White entertained the Trt Cou.,. ty c. a Club end Chapter 56 or the U. C.B. R. A, at her home on Fourth, St., the evening ot Feb. . • , HIGH ·scjfoo~ cioboe perty ~ . Wlhlm&lf!lli SCbool auditorium, ST, JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brian Erwel, pastor. Mornilv worship, 9 a. m.; Stmday School, lO:SO a.m. ST. PAUL'S LL'fHERAN -32 E. second St., Pomeroy, SUnday School, 10 a.m.; Worship service 11 a.m. SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH Rev. PauiA.Sellers,pastor.Sunday Schoo!, 9:30 a. m.,BenQuiS• enberry, supt. Morning worshi.P, 10:30 a. m., first and third Sun- m. Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Eveni~ service, 7:30 p, m.; Youth choir, 6:30 p, m, Wednesday 7:30 p, m. MORNING STAR EUR - Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. John lhle, Supt. Fred Smith, Ass'!, Sunday School, 9:45 a. rn.; Morning wor- ' ' l!u)CIIAGE AND 'liAKE Silo w leaders. Stmda,ys ol each month., SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST ENTER PRISE EUD CHURCHChurch - Pomeroy, Mulberry Rev. Menzel Smith, Pastor, Ralph Heights Road, north d Veterans Memorial Hospital, Phiiiip Gag- Spencer, Supt.; Eldon Weeks, Asl!i't. Worsbi,p services, 9:30 er, pestor. Wednesday, 7:30 p. a. m.; Sunday School, 10:30 a. m., Bible Study andpr.rermeet- " ctf(;roups Entertained ottdo 1!1 ,~e ~ unllormo ~ •lllililil>i pandeo. . !l>l'l'l~e, w:.v a. .m. with lay- ,oaoh JIU>Illh. EveaiA!OV8!181'llstic ·aemce. 8'p, m. second and third ! one Tri~foiitrty w.ut bo·held by tho .I'Giooottes" :;:: · w ~ tit tho ZION CHURCH OF CH!Usr Pomeroy Harrisonville Road. Eugene Underwood, pastor, Kenneth Grover, Sl.mday School &!Pt. Sunda,y School, 9:30 a. m.; Worshljl service, 10:31! a.m. &Ioder evening service, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday. 7:30 p. m. School, 9:30 a. m.; Wayne Roush, GRACE EPISCOPAL - E, Main Supt. Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., second and fourth Sundays of . ~\- • . ·~$~,- Sw,lday worship :Jj' ' · It wW be IAia•ltkelf-but still cler~ lor whom peace' ta a poasibUifi,:.u Richard 11, lilt, overrldldlng Issue ot the Nixon wins the GOP nom!... presl-lll ~lllll)illp. don. "1 have come to feel that the Rellgioui loaders ar<i llr~ toP priority !or 1968 is the dlscuubw the arguments Cor a nmoval ol 41Kbn Johnson Party switch. 'J:he one which !rom the presidenCy, and alons ·>f. lildltorlum, Muoio , 1>1 the l!Jl, veno, PUhito invited, ~sored br the Tri·M NaUonal Mullo So- C'Pwriell JHI K.iMr Ail~ S'orn.otr., '""• J1rur..t, Va. OHIO VAUEY BAKING CO. "- y.. llllual ~r . Df.y · l~h....; I p.m. Ill !'IJ'Iill houo, ol Grace third Sunday each month. ond and fourth Sundays. BETHANY E!JB CHURCH Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor. Moming worshi.P, 9:30a.m.; Sundey Schoo!, 10:30 a. m. Blythe Theiss, S~. Youth Fellowshl;J, 6:30 D· m. CARMEL E!JB CHURCH - Rev. Paul A, seuers, pestor. Sunday • 1· . ' Untted:E::r•lriternollonal . ManJ I! al clefJYmon who l're!ildent Johnson, who" J• ~ candl~: __,!~~!>ked_ ratlc 9r~ai~ vl~od ~ . hemmed· ~lil :bY til'' · llooimO,y ·said ' he feel• .., "-l•a:iifldites In 1960 llpj!]l~ rna¥ to ,lu~ti4' 11111t docl&iOill "bl~mo.- towardtheNawfork (( swit£h their support •.¥! !1p GOP and Polic:lio,' ' , " 'aOvenDf' itd snapped .,..,, this t. :~ :· reaee Main [1!1~ ' wbeilukodlfheleltdultllook&The shift !I almostoortainto ., ·'l"he Rev• •~, .llo!l"rt W.Aiee ~ V0!"1, !elt.r doublooroiaed him. occur It Gov. Nelson A, . i)!!'oW1l. protOSJIOI' or rellsioo at ' Therof~·· ol the ¥Iii .... w.·.·····.·•·····················: -·1.. .•• '. ... . . ... . .. cendldete. Rockefeller is the R$ublic:,an or stanford llalversley, .,.,.,.,.,.,, ·.·.·,·.·,•.·c········'·'·'····.;.;.·.··:·:····.;.,.,.,,,,. I lata, . 'ilod1 ofIs typlcal liberal' ' \ FRIDAY RETURN · JONATHMi MEIGS Cb. .r, lliuatltoro cit Aiilorlca 1.7 22 · ~~~ . ~ · , • By WU~~~· !iELS htnl' ln<L..,... a !actor in !l)in. 'del:l~n to withdraw ·as 12.19 -4 Friday ........ .. I Peter Saturday ... .. .. Revelation . ~· , "} ·· . t '• llOJ'O 16·21 . 12·25 11·21 -4 8 12 ' drJft~r .dJI(~ubllcanpre~tl-1 , ~lal'• ~!notion surpflled · 11 -18 11·19 11 Religion in lmeriea :r;~~i/:::e:~: Lib~ral ~le. r ~v ,Switc-h llOcktl~Uer ~d accfl)t ' ' ~ ' ' e.J . Verses .. Chopter Wednesdoy .... , R.oman.s Thul'$doy .. .. . . Romans _ . Book each week. ing, Saturday: Sabbath School, 10:30. It m.; Worshl.P. 9:30a.m. F1RST UNITED PRE'>BYTERIAN CHURCH- Middleport. Rev, Howard Ruppelt, pastor. James Buchenen, Sunday School Superintendent. S!.n:lay Schuol, 9:30 a. m. Worl!lhip Service, 10:30 a. m. Choir practice, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. FORE'>T RUN METHODIST RIV, we nd e li G, •••• ~uer, pastor. Worship service 1 9 a. m.; Sun- . . Dav " : ::~::;:~%.=:~:::=::~~~~:::::~~~~~:=::=: !! 1 { ·l' {"· · Spl'ing IIUD lhinta un· t..bbli~K brooh.....:and bM.t~(l wire. A bird aonr lilts prettily ~m ·rrawr•nt ,•ir.....and a anlper •ho> apU>a >he alienee. New •reen ~uQ1lOni lhroiqrh .~ :· brown winter l(rasaear-and red · l!loOO dNMhe11 Jungle! . earth. .. . I . . . ., ·• One'a deJCJ"ip.ti(fn of the 11eaaon dependt~ upoh location. Jn aome part. of the world theto are haPP7 people, en· ·• jo)'ing the ISprjDg, looking forward to Eut.er 11ervit;e1. Other 'f...a: of lhlo globe ftnd aull'ering people, angulahed by the ~:~unah1ne, 'Jlu.NJl', afrahl, lonely, dying. Cen~ulie'S ago ·o~hlaclc Calvary hiD, Jea"Wt of Naareth demonstrai<cl perf~ lovo, Down throu¢b the llC<II, His Ufe and teaehinea tiave pointed the war 'for mankind to heal them. ol the world. . ' So, in this Leaten •e•aon let Ul . offer oul'lelve.-our time and talents-to tha aerriee of Hil Chun!h, in its task ot mtlkinK Hia kiDJr(lom come ·upon earth. Sunday .. . . .. . . II Chronicles ~ondo.v ....... Mo•k uesday .. . . . .. Luke 1 " I "J• I • . Sb cy), automaUc trans,. radio, w/ s/w/ tires, brown wltll matehllW intl>rtor. 65 Olcls Sterfire ,2 Dr. H.T. . , . . , , ' ' $2295 v..s, auto. on floc.lr witl:l console, bucket seats,powtr atetrpOWer brakes, radio. tinted glass, new w/a/w tire&, to"'''Iill'l wUh white vinYl interior. .q , ' 61 Fonl , • V-84Dr.. �. . . ......~' ~- ~. ' r < ~ ; ....."'~ ... Qollj· sentliiOI, t..,..~r.,..MicldlllPOrt, o., March f~.,• if. 8, 1968 lwANT AO' • I""O~TION . , T.,. , Putllltll•r ,....,..,.. tM itetloNIIil. Ttl• JIUIIIIth•r •Ill Mt .. rMf(rffttt••· .., _,. ...... .... 1 '"'"~~-;:.. Per Wtnt .w llr'vlct ''fsye" Msnley M.1ddIeporI ' """ ,., w... '"' 7k ,... ~... MiniMUM Cht,... tin ,, '"-"ltM. dMI ,., worcl .. II c•MteUtltl. IMtrilent. til per tont DIICCMIIIt ell lilt.. • . . tMI tdt ptkt wlttlln 11 dt'fl. tAltD OF THANKI A OIITUAR"t SUI for Jl .... rei "'illlftlv"'. 1-. tdiUHtMI ~~~ lc. j ..- Advtr· A4ldltitntl· •:;~M~ft!:! lt-•nt. OJIPICI MOUII I;• un, tt Jltl ,.... O.IIJ t:H u• te 121M ..... attvrU'I 'Iii U 11 """ ,.r wttni ttl,.. ctnMCV· · For Rent TWO BEDROOM house, Lincoln HeiH!lts. Phone 992...5127. 3-8.tfc FOUR ROOM HOUSE, Notice ·: REVIVAL STARTING at '' the Mt. Herman UB Church, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. each ., ' evening. Rev. Carey Knittle Df Cindnnati. wiH be the ev· ?.ngellst S:->eclal singing eacb evening. Everyone is welcome. 3-8-12tc GUN SHOOT. Broadnm Rod and Gun Club. New Haven, W. Va., Sunday, March to" noon til1 948-2821. floor FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. Middleport, phone 992-3871. 3-ltfc FURNISHED and unfurnished aoartments. Close to school. Iti-18-tfc 3-8-2tc t.\RGE five room and !:oath HOUND PUPPIES to give away. Phone 992-6040. J-8-3tc apartment. newly de<'Oralod, furnat"e heat. Pomerov, Phone 9!12-5307. 1·>-tlc . 'E ... ' POMEROY, OHIO ForSele NewHoll•nd EQUPMENT ON HAND MOWERS - RAKES CHOPPERS- BLOWERS SI'REA!ERS- WAGONS Parts and service on what we sell. FUlTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALFS 992,.5101 .......... contem- STEREO, Beautiful wnod waJ. nut console, with AM & FM radio. Sold new 1269.95; three montha old. Now $12'1. or pay Ill per month. CaD 1192-1836 for free• home trial. 3-5-0tc 11181 SCO'I'I'IE camper, 13 loot, 1800: 1968 camper, 17 foot, $350. Cantact George G. Roberta, Bashan, Ohio. $i-3ll farm, seven room house, two good we!lll, cellar, out buildings. Large garden space. Charlie Gteer I Rutland, Phone 712-1358. S-S-6tp. SEVEN ACRE THERE WILL he a gun shoot FURMSHED GARAGE APART· porary walnut stereo with ra· Sunday. March 10, beginning MENT on Lincoln Hill, Addlo, deluxe floating tumlai>at noon at Forked Run Sports- ults only. phone 1192-3489. Je. Was floor demonstrator. man Club. Everytne is wel2-25-31ltc wm sell at discount price of come. 3-6-ltc $97.77. Call 992-3218. 3-S.ere FOUR ROOM apartment, !urn<XlPPER and brass wiU be low- lobed. Phone 1192-3975 or 992- GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon BIG ll9c SALE AT BRYANT'S BUDGET SHOP, 1111 W. Main, er in price soon. So sell now 2571 evenings. U-tfc Nease, Nease Settlement Pictures, all alus and kinds to Bill Bailey, Second St., Road. Minersville. Phone only 99c. values to 15, large Reedsville. 3-7-etc CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy ; 949-3661. 3-6-3\p plastic bowls 4 for 99c, grab One three room apartment, <XlUNTRY MUSIC at Sports· very nice and modern. Shown BEAGLE PUPS, I months old: bags worth $1 to 15. 2 lor 99c, large sorub buckels 2 for 99c, man Bar Friday, Saturday by appointment only. Phone good breed. Fern D. Norris, bathroom sinks. regular $28 and Sunday from 8 to I. Junc- 992-5271. 3-6-lfc Racine, RD I, on Racine-Po- now only $1.99, botue warmtion of t24 and t43. 3-6-3\p meroy state highway. Phone en lor the car, regular $2.29 949-1033. 3-6-Stp now only 99c, sliver bridge For Sale· T" <le I WILL NOT be responsible for I 1957 JAGUAR for sale or will record by Ray Anderson, 99<:, any debts other than my own, or 1185trade for farm tractor. M & HAY; Phone 985-3367 magazine rack, 99c. TV se\, Heory Doerfer, Jr. 3-6-3\p G Market, Rt. 7 below Middle3372 worka good, $11.99, Ugbt bulbe, 3-6-3tp port' 3-6-3tc. 25 watt, s lor !llle. 150 watt TWIN STHOLLER. Like new. 3 lor !llle, travel bags ll9q ea., I WILL not be responsible lor Charles Goegleln, Rt. 3, Poelectric blankets only 18.99, any debts contracted by my For Sale 3-e-3tc meroy. many otber specials at BRY· wife. HOUSETRAILER for sale, 10. ANT'S all thle week. ~!c John Simpkins 55, all electric, Vindale, has CORN. Charles Goegleln, Rt. 3. Rt. 2, Cheshire. extras and in good condition. Pomeroy. - Ullo RATS, MICE, eliminated for; Can be seen at Zuspans Trailever. "Get Star" 210 lb. $1.69. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs er Court, Mason, W. Va. , M MOBIL HOME on \i-BCre lot, Ebersbacl! Hardware, Sugar Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. MonPhone 773-5976. 3-8-31< carport with 10.12 room atRun Mill, Pickens in Mason, day tbru Friday. Ladles night tached. Large paUo. drilled Star Supply, Wagner, Racine. every Friday. U-tfc FARM, 32 and 6 tenths acres, well water. Flatwnods Road. 3-8-ltc Nease Settlement ; 6 room Pomeroy, Phone 992-5562. PENNY - ONE !DlG PENNY house, bath, drilled well, gas. 3-&-6lc BABY FURMTURE. bassinet, will pay lor a brake adjus~ Three chicken houses, bam baby bed, high chair, play pen, mont at Pomeroy Home & and silo. 3-7-31c roCKER Spaniel Poodle puptraining chair ; 140 for all. Auto. 1-7-tle pies; AKC registered, C&M Phone 911).3752. 3-8-!tc MOBIL HOME, 10x50. two bedKennels, Pomeroy, Phone REVJVAL starting at tbe MI. rooms, coppertone kitchen, 992-5562. 3-8-6tc SPECIAL STEREO: t968 Early Herman U. B. Church March wall to wall carpet in living American stereo radio colnII at 7:30 p.m. each evening. room. All gas appliances. HAY AND STRAW, Phone 992Rev. Carey Knittle of CincinbinaUon. This is a beaut~ul Phone !m-2619. 3-7-121~ 6227. 3-S-IItp nati, Ohio will be tbe Evange. solid state unit with 4 speed Jist. Special singing each eve· FIREWOOD, any leni!lh. dechanger. Take over payments nlng, Everyone Is welcome. of 16.71 or pay balance of livered, Gerald King, ·Shade. HOUSE for sale In CIUton. 3->-12tc $88.10. For free home demonPhone 9116-1063. 3-'..ltp Beautiful private home, lor stration caU 992-3218. Also chUdren, siJ rooms (three bave repossessed stereo In LEAVE YOUR order immertlbedrooms), divided basement, Wanted walnut cabinet for payments ately for strawberry olants. play room and shower. Two COMPLETE OUTFIT of milko! 15.91, or balance of 176.10. We will have 15 regular vn~ lots 50 X 1110 ; 12 X 18 barn. era. CaU 949-2171. ~tc 3-8-6tc rieties and 5 everbearing to Property fenced ln. Inquire choose from . Midway Marlctrl:, at Blanche Compoon, CUIMAN TO WORK as salesman, Phone !m-2582 or 1192-2565 too, S-1-30tc full or parttime. Call Mic~ 3-7-. : uc Williams at 992-2367 days or POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 1192-2928 evenings. 3-8-4tc luiiiiiSI Servloea HAY AND CORN. first calf, miniature, 115 and up. Stud /ENDING MACHINES and Ser· registered Guernsey Heifer, service and grooming. Phillie vice, A.B.C. Enterprtoeo, MaW•nted To Buy John J . Rose. Long Bottom, 1192-5443. II 3 tic 000. Va. pllooe TlS-1111 or ANTIQUES, furnHure, dlsbes. Ohio, Phone 9492821. 3-7-Jtc 11U611. I-Mp miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt, Cecil, 800 W. M~in St., Pome. Portland. Phone SIS-2251. J.OGAN FIRE & SAFETY roy. 1-25-tfc CARPETS a fright? Make tbem II 3 tic a beautiful sight with Blue EQUIPMENT, salas and serLustre. Rent electric ohamvice, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3. Helo Wanted pooer. 11. Baker Furniture. <XlAL, heavy. lump stoker, eg IJIOCial prices on estingulll>LADY to do housework, one day 3-4«< and mine run. Excelsior Salt en lor boats. tra11m a n d a week in Portland area. Works, Inc., E. Main St., Pohomes. Dwlgbt Logan 1111-Write to Box 6SB.P, c-o The HEREFORD SALE : 24 Buill meroy. Phone 1192-3391. ~lie 31111, Char!.. Moraball MDaily Sentinel. Pomeroy. and 24 Females. Southeaatern • • Mu Eidtlnger IIIJ.U. Ohio. stating salary expected. Ohio Herefonl Association, TWO STORY, seven room home; »!Jic U-3tp Spring Sale. All clean pedi- four bedrooms, bath, Ia r ~ e grees both horned and polled. utility room, gas heat. Flvt NEIGLER Conatrucllm lor MIDDLE-AGED lad) to do Saturday, Marcil 16, 1968. minutes walk to Middleport bulldtng housel. Long """ housekeeping. 5 days a week, business district. Paul Hood· Show 9:30a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. loan8 available, llumlmmt weekend free. live in . Call 2-27-IOtc Rock Springs Fair Grounds, ash•It 992-2248. windows, InSulated claa. 992-2788 after 6 pm. 3-8-3\c Rt. 113, three miles north of marble allis. Call a.., Neltl· Pomeroy. Ohio. 3-44tc MOBIL HOME, 81<35. excellent ler, RadDe. 11-JI.Ife MALE. Insurance debit. We condition. CompjeleiY furnllho will train man age 22-.50 to SINGER SEWING machine In ed. 11850 110. Call 99U262. c. c. JIRADI'CIU) manage our established busiZ.28-3tltlc lovely sewing table. Does all AU~ ness. Salary, commission and regular sewing, plus dial C...plolo flenlle fringe benefits. Write Box equipped for fancy zig zag SPECIAL! Early American write, , _ or CliDd 668. Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy, dealgos, buttonholes, over- stereo, AM & FM radio com· crtll ....... Ohio. 3-8-31p binatlon. Recently repossesocast, etc. Only 6 monthly pay....... «*'ments of 11.67 per week. ed. Take pa)'ments of f8 per I l l lfc WOMAN for housework. Three Phone 992-2685. 3-i-tfc month, or pay balance of days a week. Phone 992-6636. 1117.10. Call 1192-.lor free demonstration. · 3-S«c AIR COND1TlONING RefllprU-3tc SINGER SEWING machine, atlon service. Jaet'• Relrllsews forward and reverse. eratlon, New HaVIIII. boat Zig zag equipped to button· 1968 WHITE zig zag portable For Rent ICIJ'II. • • lfc hole. monogram, dam , etc. model one month old. MonoTRAILER FOR RENT. Brown's Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay- grams, overcuts, appliquet, READY • MIX eonero~t deliYTrailer Court, Minersville. ments $11.76 each or $30 caalt., .,ws on buttons, buttonholes, Phonr 992-3324. 3-8-3tc ered rlcbl to your praJeel. Phone 992-2685. :1-i-Uc blind hems, all without atFall IIJII[ Wf. Free 1111lacbments. Balance t49.80 or nYE ROOM apartment, furmatel. I'llolle IINIII. Ooalpayments of ts.ll per month. ,l'ished M & G Market, bekrw sTRAW, Edson Roush, Racine, tefn Reecly - Mb: Co., Mt4dlePhone 1192-2836. 3-5-0tc Middleport. 3-8-!tc pcn, Oblo. I • lfc phone 919-2175. ~tc -- w. I \ I >. . ' ' WMP COAL RADIATOR • POMaiOY tn-2111 S.RVI'i:f ' Gallipolis, Ohio Some lucky family will save at least 17,500. on this beaU· tiful Lincoln Hill property. OWner has 127,000 in lt. You'U be deUghted wben you see the plush wall to wall carpeting throughout, the many bullt-ln features, the up-to-date kitchen (range, refriiL etc.), 1~ baths, 3 bedrooms and part· ly exposed full baseme'nt (ideal for family room or two more bedrooms.) This older home has been com-· pletely rebuilt tnew ceil· ings . kitcl;len, furnaCe, etc.) in excellent Colonial style. It really is wmething special. Cali Ike Wiseman 4t63643 or evening -146-3796. Don't walt, L' ~tll no¥4. lt. 7At l'*IM9 and KBlH GOIIi FORI) . . . CGunft Lilla ·) Pl't'tft.5639 EXPERT , Wheel Alignment PROFESSIONAL Color TV and Stereo, Hl-fl service. Hou8e ca!lll In Pomeroy and Middleport; $1 on cotor TV. ClnleD TV service. 152 Bulternut, Pomeroy. Phone 99Z-511t10. Z.lntp AVTOMOBn.E tnsurrD)Ile ben eancoOed? Loot your operator's llcenae? Call !192-29M. I II lie Reai-Es-ta_te_Fot_Se_le Cuelrlu (lult• POMEROY- UNION AVB.- One story S room frame home, modern kltcllen, wllb built-In cooking unit, bath, basement, gaa lurnaee healing, large lot. $8,0011.00 POM£ROY - BIUCK rntiET - 2 story 5 room home, 2 bedrooml, bath, front por<h. Lot 10l:I2S. Only $3,10D.tll POMEROY - Two otory brld<, Two 1 roomo 111d bath apart. mont. gas furnace beaiiJII. Ciose to Main street. Good Investment. 16,500.00 WE HAVE JIIIYEII8 LIST W1'IB tJ8 vmon. er HELDI TEAPOIW ..... ·- ... en, ...... O'BRIEN ' CROW REALTY CO. MIDDUIIPORT - AN -EXCEL-,_ UI:NT BUY - mEAL LOCA· TION - 2 story frame, t rooms (t bedroornl), bath. nice front por<h. llorm doorl and windows. $11,0011.00 REEiliVILLE - CO'ITAOE WlTII RENI'AL - I~ story frame, 11'001111 (3 bedroom~), bath, 2 portbel, 1llllemelll, garage. uUIIty room In balemen!. free gu. $11,100.08. roR HOME OR CABIII - I of land. l!l'llvel roed, Jw1) fence, good dug ,.;n and JW round mrln1111. $1.001.00 · . CONrAcr tJB roa YOliR NIIDII . . .... Offlol · - ,d INFORMATION NEWS presents N•tionwidt GIMrPIH lj\~ Fully Insured. Free Estlmatet O'Connor's 1r~- · 3 P.M. TREE AND LANDSCAPE SERVIa _,1 4:30 P.M. Repaired Assorted Adjustment Tires New :q,ply Wide Ovalt Juat ARRIVED! ALL SIZES S16.50 & $18.50 $12.00 All Regular Sizes S12.50 John W. VanMeter plus tax flcb CLYDE KUHN . Tufii>O" PloiM, 0. LLT <.tluRSElF GO ·I I'M GOII$.1 OKAY... Keeping Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As TIRESN TIRES ~4::, EEK ~D MEEK I OOIJ'T l!JE SO AFRAID 1: OF LIFE'! GIVE IIV 10 '~ YOUR DESlRtS! AND 985-4141 Phones 985-3547 Chester, Ohio I LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON Want ABtavtlful Yard Tt.ls Summer . Entertained • . ..i - 3·1 99:1-2788 Phone 667-3682 LEGAL NOTKE ·• COULD •• MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO For the Yttr DtetmiMr Sl, 1167 ICHIDUU A SUMMAR'!' OF FUND TAANiACTIONI Bsl ante Januacy lit G..'nct 1] Fun~ . . . . , 1 12,t:II.BJ ftoad and Brldg ~ Fund 19'1.281.11 I>u; an d Ke nnel Fund 10.417.88 Publi e A&>iltanee 42.WS.U Ml!m . llosp. 22,.,7,2:1 Mem. Hoop . Fae!IJUu o&3.18 Other Count y Funds 52,'J1W..IO Ta tal1 of Funds Belongln ij: to Couni.JI t 338.8lll.M of T n hl Our ~ntlre menu is available to you for tate home enjoyment. Or~er our Broasted Chicken, oandwjcb.,, salado, desserts, etc. 12.7'JI.OO l.817.N ..... Belonst.q lG County Count)'" :ilotr<l of ltduuuon l'l:lnd .. Count¥ Heallh Dl1trlct l19.980.ft IIS8.831.03 ' Do1 And Kennel Fund i'I'1,7H.U 11.8'1'0.53 18,BIJ..OI I.OU.OO -· Hetlth Food S.nt~ ToUil of l'lmdl Not Belont;lnl to Cwnt)' I 83.U..III ToUil of AU n.n.tt. fl.liStMO.t'f NOD ·H~Ut! f ....... 1.833•• l.nT.3l Public A••••t•nee Ot.ber County ll'vnth UOI .TO Tot.tl ol hndl Belonll"-11 to Cov.nty Undlnrlbv\ed Tu ud 211,100.11'1' ri,1148 90 ........ 7t,i'IB.S4 Public AN&.ttnce "-m. Ho•P . fJ,3M:.50 .. Otber CountJ" runlll Tol.tl llf Fundi Belonllnt: to County 124.7441.31 County Bo.ord ol ntnd ...... ...... Hulth Food Service .. 11111 Hultb Special C-35 Tot~l of Fu11ds Not Belon11111 to County I IM.DCI.If. Totti or All Fl.lnlll .. 11.G08,SI"U.80 0\ltlay Road and Bridge Fund Total of Fundi Belonalkl to Count)' N"Oll-fiCU'•rnmcntal , County Botrd .... . "&ductllon ll.SUAIUO Btltnee I DI.IJO.M Ttii.DI.n 1tAI11.11 11U57 4:11 2T.710M or ~'Lind eovncy Hu.IUI mttrtct ~. 88 103.KIIM 1.338.1'71.N T8.213.tl ll•llth Food S.rviee H1tlth 8pe4:lll C-35 Hetlth SpHlll MIII'IJJll Vndll:trlbut.odl TU 1nd Tru1t Fundi!, Btlolllllll to Ottaer Govenmental : : o,t .. Httlth f"ood ,..Sei'\'IH Hulth s,.ct.l c-aa UndlltrlbUted T111 all4 TrU1t P'Undt. Bflon~l to otbfl' Oovefltmt!nltl UlliU . . : .. Toi1l of Fuin-* Not .. 111em . Ho•P Pl)"menti 3.a:t3.to 1.310.00 .. tJ.OOO.OO ~nd Brlil1• hind INGERNAIL MARKS? N•m· HotP. .. Mem. Hoap. racllltla Other County F11nd1 Totlll ol FuDd• Be:lonl!llnl[ to CountJ' County Board ot E<111e1Uon Fund counly netlth Dlltriet IT.114M OOROON M. CALDWILL Mtltl Ceul'tl AIHIHtrr A'M'£Nll BRIEFING PT. ~T.:. Rev. Cbar· . too Frwn of1!a!litlts EtJll cllllrdl, '. IIIII ROI' ;Bioo!llng - - . ! 1 brlellnl niMtinJ In tile Eliil M. mlnlotrattve 'omce bull<!fnl In ~I CJdO', WedneaclaJ~ •Tbe ~ oealion waa held for all Ganer· ae.-.40 aL Conference delepteo IIIII ali, olher lntereljed per...,a. ln\POr'f\' 1.c1 Other Governmental Unlit .. . . l.IIBATUO Total of Fundt Not Belonclol to c.untr ll.fll.t'Pol 70 Totti of AU Fundi 11,83!1,111.10 Ballnct J)Kembllllr 31st General Fund ·-: .. . , t !lll.ln3.fi Road tnd Brkll• Fund 11M.I38.o4 Do« end Kennel "Fund tOA03 29 l'\lblle AatlthnH · · o14.t'J9.0D Funil 9.3ll813l1 a ea 3'1',\)01.88 ... matters lhlt wUl · tile detoplea ' 'IIi tall1 letllalattve come ~ tho Unlllnl General of tile MethcMIIII and !!Y'!f'll"ll.. cal Ullted Brethren chUreHes.ln Dallas, T~, April 21~Ma1 t, were reviewed by ofllcero of tile Coni"'"'"·' churcl!. , .,.~ ,..- to.o.Q.o& tMU4 ttU3 .. ..... ' 3- Floh · Souado ,. Fish ,do not b a v e voeaJ corda. Thoe ltsh wblch mllkt' sounds do so In varloUI fl'l'< cuaalve wayo. Many ftsh pro. duce ool!., with their llll' bladders or teeth. .'~ Nt,WFutnitwe · ,...... ...... only, f299 [-1'.. $30.00 D,Otun ULR ' Bel- C!ll C<lnvei1ilnt .......... , " 1.81fl.l'li '10 Beklnt1n1 to touat¥ a:rcil,'f00.14· ToUI of All Fundi SUU.31t.3t OpereUon. Malnt.enaJlee llliC1 1...-.-~· . aenenl Fund 1 m.7tl7.q Botd 101,.1• •14 K•ellh Food. le....-lee Hnl!h peclal C·:JS J{e 1Uh Speelal N\:lnlnJ Vllltl 1.T15.UU8 Total Dl J'tutdl Not Bllonllnl to CountJo ll..a:IIM:I n Tolal of AU Fwl4ll ll.le1.211.3CI PAYIIINTS Tot1l PtnMnU O•n•rtl f'tl'l" f 181.H'I'.OT Rolld and Bridle FUBI!I 1190SII.'I8 Dol tnd Kenhe-1 F\1114 l.ao&.to Public Auillanct Tt.tTI K Mem. Hotp. .. 18.3U.If' other Count)' ruadt . . MAU.II Total Ill h...._ Belontllll to coun'y l.G43.P8 • County Boanl or M,fiUrfr lid\leaUoa FIIDd .. County H. .llh Dlftrklt ruad 1D:11,1U 44 QeMtel Pund ' [)alf aad K•onel Fund . . Undlttrlbuted TIX and Tru•t FUndi, Be)oqlnf ti.W.38S.U t.IDU4 t to Other Govtrnmentll Until Tolal Dl Fundi N61 . ..... • General FUnd Totti of Fundt Belon(llJlf til County Mern. Hwp. M:em. H011p Faellltle• . Otber Count:r Fund• . . TGbl of Fund! Belnn11n1 "to County . DO '10U Kf\ON A.NYBODV WI-() KNC)WS MORE ABOuT DINOSIWRS PAL.roNTOLOGISf.. THA.t-.1 I 00? Totti ot Jl'\lndl Not r Beloftllnl to Count1 • lst',lti.U Totll nf All lfundt I 4.18.140.118 \ 8,858.1N. .. . T<lttl of AU f'Uadl Undl•ttlbute(J Tax and Tnllt Fund•, S.lonainl to Other Govtrn'llentel Unit. . . tt,.TI Ed\letllon Fund County Health Dl.ttrlcl Trull Fv.nQ, Beloqinl klonlinl to C.unty Tolal of All J"Uildl Tol.tl !iteeelyt and Geneul Pvnd lload 1nd BrWp FUnd Dol tlld Ktnnel Fund PubUt Adllttnc:e I=AT 91.!14.13 Re.-.nue Otneral Jl'und . ... I 30UOU5 Rotd. and Dridlt Fundi S31'1,171.H Dol and KoeUel FUnd 6,11lUO hblle Aullta&H 'JJ.MUII llem. Hotp. 5.15U.t Other Councy ". ftunl!1 G,ISil.:Q Total of Funcb Genenl J\lnd Road tnd Brldte Fund U~ FOR DAY6 1 C'M'OH; LH'S 'IOU ).IE"AR!) ME~ 11M A . 322.9t Fund:a Not .. .. .. 'TO FOR CARRY-OUT SBVKI 12.91Ull D.oionc lnll to County I Tntal of All Funds I ttECEIPTS FUnd WE STOCKE:D l..lP ' NciW ! f:NOIJ~ 992-9974 DJ1trlcl llnllh Ynod Se rv ice Hell)th Specliil c as llea ll h Special .'~unlnr Und i1 trlbute d Tax and Trul l Fundi. BelonJin.l to Oilier Governmental Unit• .. WOW ' ARE ONLV ABOOT 'fl(Nt::W, WOV, K&EP G,O\N' I or ll~ <~ llh ... . WG·' 6 ~ ~ HE~ .. OUT 0' E.ATIN' GOODS' lindlnt County Board tduclllon Fund il-3 AU.BlCK!J.IDS. 'TR&IIU!R CAIJIP; A lrrt'LE £TORE, KIDS 'I'HJCK AS FUE.IO RT A PICNI C·-- .. ' C~ 'i;O MUCH I ""'' lii!NRY t1-EIAND 10;11 7011lc14 10.0 A3 750x14 n.u .4.1 · 670x15 11.11 A7 ' Plus R.cap,.lt lxchlftll POMEROY HOMl AND AUTO Counly Insurance REAL I!II'AT! 7God3 • WMPO J7 .u 9.11 FINANCIAL ITATI,;t'INT FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-30-TP'C IJII!AL t.U 65Cb14 -GUARANJ'EEI).. EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-311-TP'C RIJIUND - Price To* 650>11 5.55 Sci-.. Alben M. F1RESTOKI DLC 1i0 NEW TRIAD-tLACKWALL 1 SIH SEWING MACHINES, repair service, all makea. WY Z. 2281. '!be Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sat.. and Service. We Sbarpen ~ --- ' fl'hllll ' 2"~ o;' ' WY MIN BUDGET PRICE fumlture on our third noor bUdget shop. Baker Furniture. Middleport. Obto. T Z1 lfc EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, 14.95 p!UI parts II needed, Pomeroy Home & Anto. 11-30-TFC MON. THIIf FRI. •AnJ:Tn- Business Services --- OPEN7107 .'t. Con elull._, WISEMAN AGENCY REALLY SOMETHING . SPECIAL -- " .... A~A WAR HDUa.:: eCar •Truck aH.... OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. ' ,..,_ ,. .... ., ... ;: 196:j>MERCURY •••.•• ; . . .......... , •• • , ..$895 -- I MiliCI, lulk liP'" lnt ..... vk1, Ll4ulcl nl.......... aarly IHHn illlc.unt ftiWe All ............. .... Pomeroy Motor Co. ··~ MO ..., and brake6. Positraction R axle. all good tires. Red tlnish, 2 Dr. Monterey, V8 automatic trans., new w.w. tires, White tinlsh 1 sharp and clean interior. radio and heater. "'''"'·•~'· l rb "-------...::·•,·;_.,,." f;· ~:.:...,._..:',+-----------~----:-_;_---:--~_;,-,-;_,_:;,-.-; OHIO'S FINEST r .. \ . ih Ton Panel. V8 engine, automatic trans., power steering STI!lREO <XlNSOLE, 1 • ' ~: 'Vl~TER '64 CHEVROLET • , •••• , , , , , • , ••• , •. , • , .$1195 Ohio, phooe 3-7-!tc SEVEN ROOM house at Bashan. Phone 949-37UI. 3-Utc Phone 992-&134. . '6~ CHEVKOLET ••••••••••••••••.•••• ·••••$2095 2 Tot\ 84" Cab to axle, 825 X 20 tires, 292 cu. in. engine cab very clean and solid. 12 ft. Insulated van b::tdy, gas furnace. John J . Rose, Long Bottom, ~ , ( ·· . ' '' QUALITY II a M c rs. Iiff 0 rd rlfhl te td" ., Nltct tny •• IIHftlei ..,_ •n•erfKt ~·-•·• CARRIER WANTED ' ',.,.' ' Wa~r'AdsRiitg, Are You Listening? ' ••ADL•••• :I r '. '. 411141~~~ !lo'!i!ii.iiiii !I '. ' . ~.- I 'I ,._. r ,I I _ (~ v'il". 1.1 ' ' • I FIND IT /MPCSSIIILE" ., TO GET MY Mlt-.0 OFF FOOD/' fiSH J �. . . ......~' ~- ~. ' r < ~ ; ....."'~ ... Qollj· sentliiOI, t..,..~r.,..MicldlllPOrt, o., March f~.,• if. 8, 1968 lwANT AO' • I""O~TION . , T.,. , Putllltll•r ,....,..,.. tM itetloNIIil. Ttl• JIUIIIIth•r •Ill Mt .. rMf(rffttt••· .., _,. ...... .... 1 '"'"~~-;:.. Per Wtnt .w llr'vlct ''fsye" Msnley M.1ddIeporI ' """ ,., w... '"' 7k ,... ~... MiniMUM Cht,... tin ,, '"-"ltM. dMI ,., worcl .. II c•MteUtltl. IMtrilent. til per tont DIICCMIIIt ell lilt.. • . . tMI tdt ptkt wlttlln 11 dt'fl. tAltD OF THANKI A OIITUAR"t SUI for Jl .... rei "'illlftlv"'. 1-. tdiUHtMI ~~~ lc. j ..- Advtr· A4ldltitntl· •:;~M~ft!:! lt-•nt. OJIPICI MOUII I;• un, tt Jltl ,.... O.IIJ t:H u• te 121M ..... attvrU'I 'Iii U 11 """ ,.r wttni ttl,.. ctnMCV· · For Rent TWO BEDROOM house, Lincoln HeiH!lts. Phone 992...5127. 3-8.tfc FOUR ROOM HOUSE, Notice ·: REVIVAL STARTING at '' the Mt. Herman UB Church, March 11 at 7:30 p.m. each ., ' evening. Rev. Carey Knittle Df Cindnnati. wiH be the ev· ?.ngellst S:->eclal singing eacb evening. Everyone is welcome. 3-8-12tc GUN SHOOT. Broadnm Rod and Gun Club. New Haven, W. Va., Sunday, March to" noon til1 948-2821. floor FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. Middleport, phone 992-3871. 3-ltfc FURNISHED and unfurnished aoartments. Close to school. Iti-18-tfc 3-8-2tc t.\RGE five room and !:oath HOUND PUPPIES to give away. Phone 992-6040. J-8-3tc apartment. newly de<'Oralod, furnat"e heat. Pomerov, Phone 9!12-5307. 1·>-tlc . 'E ... ' POMEROY, OHIO ForSele NewHoll•nd EQUPMENT ON HAND MOWERS - RAKES CHOPPERS- BLOWERS SI'REA!ERS- WAGONS Parts and service on what we sell. FUlTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALFS 992,.5101 .......... contem- STEREO, Beautiful wnod waJ. nut console, with AM & FM radio. Sold new 1269.95; three montha old. Now $12'1. or pay Ill per month. CaD 1192-1836 for free• home trial. 3-5-0tc 11181 SCO'I'I'IE camper, 13 loot, 1800: 1968 camper, 17 foot, $350. Cantact George G. Roberta, Bashan, Ohio. $i-3ll farm, seven room house, two good we!lll, cellar, out buildings. Large garden space. Charlie Gteer I Rutland, Phone 712-1358. S-S-6tp. SEVEN ACRE THERE WILL he a gun shoot FURMSHED GARAGE APART· porary walnut stereo with ra· Sunday. March 10, beginning MENT on Lincoln Hill, Addlo, deluxe floating tumlai>at noon at Forked Run Sports- ults only. phone 1192-3489. Je. Was floor demonstrator. man Club. Everytne is wel2-25-31ltc wm sell at discount price of come. 3-6-ltc $97.77. Call 992-3218. 3-S.ere FOUR ROOM apartment, !urn<XlPPER and brass wiU be low- lobed. Phone 1192-3975 or 992- GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon BIG ll9c SALE AT BRYANT'S BUDGET SHOP, 1111 W. Main, er in price soon. So sell now 2571 evenings. U-tfc Nease, Nease Settlement Pictures, all alus and kinds to Bill Bailey, Second St., Road. Minersville. Phone only 99c. values to 15, large Reedsville. 3-7-etc CLOSE IN downtown Pomeroy ; 949-3661. 3-6-3\p plastic bowls 4 for 99c, grab One three room apartment, <XlUNTRY MUSIC at Sports· very nice and modern. Shown BEAGLE PUPS, I months old: bags worth $1 to 15. 2 lor 99c, large sorub buckels 2 for 99c, man Bar Friday, Saturday by appointment only. Phone good breed. Fern D. Norris, bathroom sinks. regular $28 and Sunday from 8 to I. Junc- 992-5271. 3-6-lfc Racine, RD I, on Racine-Po- now only $1.99, botue warmtion of t24 and t43. 3-6-3\p meroy state highway. Phone en lor the car, regular $2.29 949-1033. 3-6-Stp now only 99c, sliver bridge For Sale· T" <le I WILL NOT be responsible for I 1957 JAGUAR for sale or will record by Ray Anderson, 99<:, any debts other than my own, or 1185trade for farm tractor. M & HAY; Phone 985-3367 magazine rack, 99c. TV se\, Heory Doerfer, Jr. 3-6-3\p G Market, Rt. 7 below Middle3372 worka good, $11.99, Ugbt bulbe, 3-6-3tp port' 3-6-3tc. 25 watt, s lor !llle. 150 watt TWIN STHOLLER. Like new. 3 lor !llle, travel bags ll9q ea., I WILL not be responsible lor Charles Goegleln, Rt. 3, Poelectric blankets only 18.99, any debts contracted by my For Sale 3-e-3tc meroy. many otber specials at BRY· wife. HOUSETRAILER for sale, 10. ANT'S all thle week. ~!c John Simpkins 55, all electric, Vindale, has CORN. Charles Goegleln, Rt. 3. Rt. 2, Cheshire. extras and in good condition. Pomeroy. - Ullo RATS, MICE, eliminated for; Can be seen at Zuspans Trailever. "Get Star" 210 lb. $1.69. HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs er Court, Mason, W. Va. , M MOBIL HOME on \i-BCre lot, Ebersbacl! Hardware, Sugar Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. MonPhone 773-5976. 3-8-31< carport with 10.12 room atRun Mill, Pickens in Mason, day tbru Friday. Ladles night tached. Large paUo. drilled Star Supply, Wagner, Racine. every Friday. U-tfc FARM, 32 and 6 tenths acres, well water. Flatwnods Road. 3-8-ltc Nease Settlement ; 6 room Pomeroy, Phone 992-5562. PENNY - ONE !DlG PENNY house, bath, drilled well, gas. 3-&-6lc BABY FURMTURE. bassinet, will pay lor a brake adjus~ Three chicken houses, bam baby bed, high chair, play pen, mont at Pomeroy Home & and silo. 3-7-31c roCKER Spaniel Poodle puptraining chair ; 140 for all. Auto. 1-7-tle pies; AKC registered, C&M Phone 911).3752. 3-8-!tc MOBIL HOME, 10x50. two bedKennels, Pomeroy, Phone REVJVAL starting at tbe MI. rooms, coppertone kitchen, 992-5562. 3-8-6tc SPECIAL STEREO: t968 Early Herman U. B. Church March wall to wall carpet in living American stereo radio colnII at 7:30 p.m. each evening. room. All gas appliances. HAY AND STRAW, Phone 992Rev. Carey Knittle of CincinbinaUon. This is a beaut~ul Phone !m-2619. 3-7-121~ 6227. 3-S-IItp nati, Ohio will be tbe Evange. solid state unit with 4 speed Jist. Special singing each eve· FIREWOOD, any leni!lh. dechanger. Take over payments nlng, Everyone Is welcome. of 16.71 or pay balance of livered, Gerald King, ·Shade. HOUSE for sale In CIUton. 3->-12tc $88.10. For free home demonPhone 9116-1063. 3-'..ltp Beautiful private home, lor stration caU 992-3218. Also chUdren, siJ rooms (three bave repossessed stereo In LEAVE YOUR order immertlbedrooms), divided basement, Wanted walnut cabinet for payments ately for strawberry olants. play room and shower. Two COMPLETE OUTFIT of milko! 15.91, or balance of 176.10. We will have 15 regular vn~ lots 50 X 1110 ; 12 X 18 barn. era. CaU 949-2171. ~tc 3-8-6tc rieties and 5 everbearing to Property fenced ln. Inquire choose from . Midway Marlctrl:, at Blanche Compoon, CUIMAN TO WORK as salesman, Phone !m-2582 or 1192-2565 too, S-1-30tc full or parttime. Call Mic~ 3-7-. : uc Williams at 992-2367 days or POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy 1192-2928 evenings. 3-8-4tc luiiiiiSI Servloea HAY AND CORN. first calf, miniature, 115 and up. Stud /ENDING MACHINES and Ser· registered Guernsey Heifer, service and grooming. Phillie vice, A.B.C. Enterprtoeo, MaW•nted To Buy John J . Rose. Long Bottom, 1192-5443. II 3 tic 000. Va. pllooe TlS-1111 or ANTIQUES, furnHure, dlsbes. Ohio, Phone 9492821. 3-7-Jtc 11U611. I-Mp miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard POTATOES. Clarence Proffitt, Cecil, 800 W. M~in St., Pome. Portland. Phone SIS-2251. J.OGAN FIRE & SAFETY roy. 1-25-tfc CARPETS a fright? Make tbem II 3 tic a beautiful sight with Blue EQUIPMENT, salas and serLustre. Rent electric ohamvice, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD 3. Helo Wanted pooer. 11. Baker Furniture. <XlAL, heavy. lump stoker, eg IJIOCial prices on estingulll>LADY to do housework, one day 3-4«< and mine run. Excelsior Salt en lor boats. tra11m a n d a week in Portland area. Works, Inc., E. Main St., Pohomes. Dwlgbt Logan 1111-Write to Box 6SB.P, c-o The HEREFORD SALE : 24 Buill meroy. Phone 1192-3391. ~lie 31111, Char!.. Moraball MDaily Sentinel. Pomeroy. and 24 Females. Southeaatern • • Mu Eidtlnger IIIJ.U. Ohio. stating salary expected. Ohio Herefonl Association, TWO STORY, seven room home; »!Jic U-3tp Spring Sale. All clean pedi- four bedrooms, bath, Ia r ~ e grees both horned and polled. utility room, gas heat. Flvt NEIGLER Conatrucllm lor MIDDLE-AGED lad) to do Saturday, Marcil 16, 1968. minutes walk to Middleport bulldtng housel. Long """ housekeeping. 5 days a week, business district. Paul Hood· Show 9:30a.m. Sale 1:00 p.m. loan8 available, llumlmmt weekend free. live in . Call 2-27-IOtc Rock Springs Fair Grounds, ash•It 992-2248. windows, InSulated claa. 992-2788 after 6 pm. 3-8-3\c Rt. 113, three miles north of marble allis. Call a.., Neltl· Pomeroy. Ohio. 3-44tc MOBIL HOME, 81<35. excellent ler, RadDe. 11-JI.Ife MALE. Insurance debit. We condition. CompjeleiY furnllho will train man age 22-.50 to SINGER SEWING machine In ed. 11850 110. Call 99U262. c. c. JIRADI'CIU) manage our established busiZ.28-3tltlc lovely sewing table. Does all AU~ ness. Salary, commission and regular sewing, plus dial C...plolo flenlle fringe benefits. Write Box equipped for fancy zig zag SPECIAL! Early American write, , _ or CliDd 668. Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy, dealgos, buttonholes, over- stereo, AM & FM radio com· crtll ....... Ohio. 3-8-31p binatlon. Recently repossesocast, etc. Only 6 monthly pay....... «*'ments of 11.67 per week. ed. Take pa)'ments of f8 per I l l lfc WOMAN for housework. Three Phone 992-2685. 3-i-tfc month, or pay balance of days a week. Phone 992-6636. 1117.10. Call 1192-.lor free demonstration. · 3-S«c AIR COND1TlONING RefllprU-3tc SINGER SEWING machine, atlon service. Jaet'• Relrllsews forward and reverse. eratlon, New HaVIIII. boat Zig zag equipped to button· 1968 WHITE zig zag portable For Rent ICIJ'II. • • lfc hole. monogram, dam , etc. model one month old. MonoTRAILER FOR RENT. Brown's Sews like new. Pay off 6 pay- grams, overcuts, appliquet, READY • MIX eonero~t deliYTrailer Court, Minersville. ments $11.76 each or $30 caalt., .,ws on buttons, buttonholes, Phonr 992-3324. 3-8-3tc ered rlcbl to your praJeel. Phone 992-2685. :1-i-Uc blind hems, all without atFall IIJII[ Wf. Free 1111lacbments. Balance t49.80 or nYE ROOM apartment, furmatel. I'llolle IINIII. Ooalpayments of ts.ll per month. ,l'ished M & G Market, bekrw sTRAW, Edson Roush, Racine, tefn Reecly - Mb: Co., Mt4dlePhone 1192-2836. 3-5-0tc Middleport. 3-8-!tc pcn, Oblo. I • lfc phone 919-2175. ~tc -- w. I \ I >. . ' ' WMP COAL RADIATOR • POMaiOY tn-2111 S.RVI'i:f ' Gallipolis, Ohio Some lucky family will save at least 17,500. on this beaU· tiful Lincoln Hill property. OWner has 127,000 in lt. You'U be deUghted wben you see the plush wall to wall carpeting throughout, the many bullt-ln features, the up-to-date kitchen (range, refriiL etc.), 1~ baths, 3 bedrooms and part· ly exposed full baseme'nt (ideal for family room or two more bedrooms.) This older home has been com-· pletely rebuilt tnew ceil· ings . kitcl;len, furnaCe, etc.) in excellent Colonial style. It really is wmething special. Cali Ike Wiseman 4t63643 or evening -146-3796. Don't walt, L' ~tll no¥4. lt. 7At l'*IM9 and KBlH GOIIi FORI) . . . CGunft Lilla ·) Pl't'tft.5639 EXPERT , Wheel Alignment PROFESSIONAL Color TV and Stereo, Hl-fl service. Hou8e ca!lll In Pomeroy and Middleport; $1 on cotor TV. ClnleD TV service. 152 Bulternut, Pomeroy. Phone 99Z-511t10. Z.lntp AVTOMOBn.E tnsurrD)Ile ben eancoOed? Loot your operator's llcenae? Call !192-29M. I II lie Reai-Es-ta_te_Fot_Se_le Cuelrlu (lult• POMEROY- UNION AVB.- One story S room frame home, modern kltcllen, wllb built-In cooking unit, bath, basement, gaa lurnaee healing, large lot. $8,0011.00 POM£ROY - BIUCK rntiET - 2 story 5 room home, 2 bedrooml, bath, front por<h. Lot 10l:I2S. Only $3,10D.tll POMEROY - Two otory brld<, Two 1 roomo 111d bath apart. mont. gas furnace beaiiJII. Ciose to Main street. Good Investment. 16,500.00 WE HAVE JIIIYEII8 LIST W1'IB tJ8 vmon. er HELDI TEAPOIW ..... ·- ... en, ...... O'BRIEN ' CROW REALTY CO. MIDDUIIPORT - AN -EXCEL-,_ UI:NT BUY - mEAL LOCA· TION - 2 story frame, t rooms (t bedroornl), bath. nice front por<h. llorm doorl and windows. $11,0011.00 REEiliVILLE - CO'ITAOE WlTII RENI'AL - I~ story frame, 11'001111 (3 bedroom~), bath, 2 portbel, 1llllemelll, garage. uUIIty room In balemen!. free gu. $11,100.08. roR HOME OR CABIII - I of land. l!l'llvel roed, Jw1) fence, good dug ,.;n and JW round mrln1111. $1.001.00 · . CONrAcr tJB roa YOliR NIIDII . . .... Offlol · - ,d INFORMATION NEWS presents N•tionwidt GIMrPIH lj\~ Fully Insured. Free Estlmatet O'Connor's 1r~- · 3 P.M. TREE AND LANDSCAPE SERVIa _,1 4:30 P.M. Repaired Assorted Adjustment Tires New :q,ply Wide Ovalt Juat ARRIVED! ALL SIZES S16.50 & $18.50 $12.00 All Regular Sizes S12.50 John W. VanMeter plus tax flcb CLYDE KUHN . Tufii>O" PloiM, 0. LLT <.tluRSElF GO ·I I'M GOII$.1 OKAY... Keeping Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As TIRESN TIRES ~4::, EEK ~D MEEK I OOIJ'T l!JE SO AFRAID 1: OF LIFE'! GIVE IIV 10 '~ YOUR DESlRtS! AND 985-4141 Phones 985-3547 Chester, Ohio I LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON Want ABtavtlful Yard Tt.ls Summer . Entertained • . ..i - 3·1 99:1-2788 Phone 667-3682 LEGAL NOTKE ·• COULD •• MIIGI COUNTY, OHIO For the Yttr DtetmiMr Sl, 1167 ICHIDUU A SUMMAR'!' OF FUND TAANiACTIONI Bsl ante Januacy lit G..'nct 1] Fun~ . . . . , 1 12,t:II.BJ ftoad and Brldg ~ Fund 19'1.281.11 I>u; an d Ke nnel Fund 10.417.88 Publi e A&>iltanee 42.WS.U Ml!m . llosp. 22,.,7,2:1 Mem. Hoop . Fae!IJUu o&3.18 Other Count y Funds 52,'J1W..IO Ta tal1 of Funds Belongln ij: to Couni.JI t 338.8lll.M of T n hl Our ~ntlre menu is available to you for tate home enjoyment. Or~er our Broasted Chicken, oandwjcb.,, salado, desserts, etc. 12.7'JI.OO l.817.N ..... Belonst.q lG County Count)'" :ilotr<l of ltduuuon l'l:lnd .. Count¥ Heallh Dl1trlct l19.980.ft IIS8.831.03 ' Do1 And Kennel Fund i'I'1,7H.U 11.8'1'0.53 18,BIJ..OI I.OU.OO -· Hetlth Food S.nt~ ToUil of l'lmdl Not Belont;lnl to Cwnt)' I 83.U..III ToUil of AU n.n.tt. fl.liStMO.t'f NOD ·H~Ut! f ....... 1.833•• l.nT.3l Public A••••t•nee Ot.ber County ll'vnth UOI .TO Tot.tl ol hndl Belonll"-11 to Cov.nty Undlnrlbv\ed Tu ud 211,100.11'1' ri,1148 90 ........ 7t,i'IB.S4 Public AN&.ttnce "-m. Ho•P . fJ,3M:.50 .. Otber CountJ" runlll Tol.tl llf Fundi Belonllnt: to County 124.7441.31 County Bo.ord ol ntnd ...... ...... Hulth Food Service .. 11111 Hultb Special C-35 Tot~l of Fu11ds Not Belon11111 to County I IM.DCI.If. Totti or All Fl.lnlll .. 11.G08,SI"U.80 0\ltlay Road and Bridge Fund Total of Fundi Belonalkl to Count)' N"Oll-fiCU'•rnmcntal , County Botrd .... . "&ductllon ll.SUAIUO Btltnee I DI.IJO.M Ttii.DI.n 1tAI11.11 11U57 4:11 2T.710M or ~'Lind eovncy Hu.IUI mttrtct ~. 88 103.KIIM 1.338.1'71.N T8.213.tl ll•llth Food S.rviee H1tlth 8pe4:lll C-35 Hetlth SpHlll MIII'IJJll Vndll:trlbut.odl TU 1nd Tru1t Fundi!, Btlolllllll to Ottaer Govenmental : : o,t .. Httlth f"ood ,..Sei'\'IH Hulth s,.ct.l c-aa UndlltrlbUted T111 all4 TrU1t P'Undt. Bflon~l to otbfl' Oovefltmt!nltl UlliU . . : .. Toi1l of Fuin-* Not .. 111em . Ho•P Pl)"menti 3.a:t3.to 1.310.00 .. tJ.OOO.OO ~nd Brlil1• hind INGERNAIL MARKS? N•m· HotP. .. Mem. Hoap. racllltla Other County F11nd1 Totlll ol FuDd• Be:lonl!llnl[ to CountJ' County Board ot E<111e1Uon Fund counly netlth Dlltriet IT.114M OOROON M. CALDWILL Mtltl Ceul'tl AIHIHtrr A'M'£Nll BRIEFING PT. ~T.:. Rev. Cbar· . too Frwn of1!a!litlts EtJll cllllrdl, '. IIIII ROI' ;Bioo!llng - - . ! 1 brlellnl niMtinJ In tile Eliil M. mlnlotrattve 'omce bull<!fnl In ~I CJdO', WedneaclaJ~ •Tbe ~ oealion waa held for all Ganer· ae.-.40 aL Conference delepteo IIIII ali, olher lntereljed per...,a. ln\POr'f\' 1.c1 Other Governmental Unlit .. . . l.IIBATUO Total of Fundt Not Belonclol to c.untr ll.fll.t'Pol 70 Totti of AU Fundi 11,83!1,111.10 Ballnct J)Kembllllr 31st General Fund ·-: .. . , t !lll.ln3.fi Road tnd Brkll• Fund 11M.I38.o4 Do« end Kennel "Fund tOA03 29 l'\lblle AatlthnH · · o14.t'J9.0D Funil 9.3ll813l1 a ea 3'1',\)01.88 ... matters lhlt wUl · tile detoplea ' 'IIi tall1 letllalattve come ~ tho Unlllnl General of tile MethcMIIII and !!Y'!f'll"ll.. cal Ullted Brethren chUreHes.ln Dallas, T~, April 21~Ma1 t, were reviewed by ofllcero of tile Coni"'"'"·' churcl!. , .,.~ ,..- to.o.Q.o& tMU4 ttU3 .. ..... ' 3- Floh · Souado ,. Fish ,do not b a v e voeaJ corda. Thoe ltsh wblch mllkt' sounds do so In varloUI fl'l'< cuaalve wayo. Many ftsh pro. duce ool!., with their llll' bladders or teeth. .'~ Nt,WFutnitwe · ,...... ...... only, f299 [-1'.. $30.00 D,Otun ULR ' Bel- C!ll C<lnvei1ilnt .......... , " 1.81fl.l'li '10 Beklnt1n1 to touat¥ a:rcil,'f00.14· ToUI of All Fundi SUU.31t.3t OpereUon. Malnt.enaJlee llliC1 1...-.-~· . aenenl Fund 1 m.7tl7.q Botd 101,.1• •14 K•ellh Food. le....-lee Hnl!h peclal C·:JS J{e 1Uh Speelal N\:lnlnJ Vllltl 1.T15.UU8 Total Dl J'tutdl Not Bllonllnl to CountJo ll..a:IIM:I n Tolal of AU Fwl4ll ll.le1.211.3CI PAYIIINTS Tot1l PtnMnU O•n•rtl f'tl'l" f 181.H'I'.OT Rolld and Bridle FUBI!I 1190SII.'I8 Dol tnd Kenhe-1 F\1114 l.ao&.to Public Auillanct Tt.tTI K Mem. Hotp. .. 18.3U.If' other Count)' ruadt . . MAU.II Total Ill h...._ Belontllll to coun'y l.G43.P8 • County Boanl or M,fiUrfr lid\leaUoa FIIDd .. County H. .llh Dlftrklt ruad 1D:11,1U 44 QeMtel Pund ' [)alf aad K•onel Fund . . Undlttrlbuted TIX and Tru•t FUndi, Be)oqlnf ti.W.38S.U t.IDU4 t to Other Govtrnmentll Until Tolal Dl Fundi N61 . ..... • General FUnd Totti of Fundt Belon(llJlf til County Mern. Hwp. M:em. H011p Faellltle• . Otber Count:r Fund• . . TGbl of Fund! Belnn11n1 "to County . DO '10U Kf\ON A.NYBODV WI-() KNC)WS MORE ABOuT DINOSIWRS PAL.roNTOLOGISf.. THA.t-.1 I 00? Totti ot Jl'\lndl Not r Beloftllnl to Count1 • lst',lti.U Totll nf All lfundt I 4.18.140.118 \ 8,858.1N. .. . T<lttl of AU f'Uadl Undl•ttlbute(J Tax and Tnllt Fund•, S.lonainl to Other Govtrn'llentel Unit. . . tt,.TI Ed\letllon Fund County Health Dl.ttrlcl Trull Fv.nQ, Beloqinl klonlinl to C.unty Tolal of All J"Uildl Tol.tl !iteeelyt and Geneul Pvnd lload 1nd BrWp FUnd Dol tlld Ktnnel Fund PubUt Adllttnc:e I=AT 91.!14.13 Re.-.nue Otneral Jl'und . ... I 30UOU5 Rotd. and Dridlt Fundi S31'1,171.H Dol and KoeUel FUnd 6,11lUO hblle Aullta&H 'JJ.MUII llem. Hotp. 5.15U.t Other Councy ". ftunl!1 G,ISil.:Q Total of Funcb Genenl J\lnd Road tnd Brldte Fund U~ FOR DAY6 1 C'M'OH; LH'S 'IOU ).IE"AR!) ME~ 11M A . 322.9t Fund:a Not .. .. .. 'TO FOR CARRY-OUT SBVKI 12.91Ull D.oionc lnll to County I Tntal of All Funds I ttECEIPTS FUnd WE STOCKE:D l..lP ' NciW ! f:NOIJ~ 992-9974 DJ1trlcl llnllh Ynod Se rv ice Hell)th Specliil c as llea ll h Special .'~unlnr Und i1 trlbute d Tax and Trul l Fundi. BelonJin.l to Oilier Governmental Unit• .. WOW ' ARE ONLV ABOOT 'fl(Nt::W, WOV, K&EP G,O\N' I or ll~ <~ llh ... . WG·' 6 ~ ~ HE~ .. OUT 0' E.ATIN' GOODS' lindlnt County Board tduclllon Fund il-3 AU.BlCK!J.IDS. 'TR&IIU!R CAIJIP; A lrrt'LE £TORE, KIDS 'I'HJCK AS FUE.IO RT A PICNI C·-- .. ' C~ 'i;O MUCH I ""'' lii!NRY t1-EIAND 10;11 7011lc14 10.0 A3 750x14 n.u .4.1 · 670x15 11.11 A7 ' Plus R.cap,.lt lxchlftll POMEROY HOMl AND AUTO Counly Insurance REAL I!II'AT! 7God3 • WMPO J7 .u 9.11 FINANCIAL ITATI,;t'INT FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-30-TP'C IJII!AL t.U 65Cb14 -GUARANJ'EEI).. EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-311-TP'C RIJIUND - Price To* 650>11 5.55 Sci-.. Alben M. F1RESTOKI DLC 1i0 NEW TRIAD-tLACKWALL 1 SIH SEWING MACHINES, repair service, all makea. WY Z. 2281. '!be Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sat.. and Service. We Sbarpen ~ --- ' fl'hllll ' 2"~ o;' ' WY MIN BUDGET PRICE fumlture on our third noor bUdget shop. Baker Furniture. Middleport. Obto. T Z1 lfc EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, 14.95 p!UI parts II needed, Pomeroy Home & Anto. 11-30-TFC MON. THIIf FRI. •AnJ:Tn- Business Services --- OPEN7107 .'t. Con elull._, WISEMAN AGENCY REALLY SOMETHING . SPECIAL -- " .... A~A WAR HDUa.:: eCar •Truck aH.... OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. ' ,..,_ ,. .... ., ... ;: 196:j>MERCURY •••.•• ; . . .......... , •• • , ..$895 -- I MiliCI, lulk liP'" lnt ..... vk1, Ll4ulcl nl.......... aarly IHHn illlc.unt ftiWe All ............. .... Pomeroy Motor Co. ··~ MO ..., and brake6. Positraction R axle. all good tires. Red tlnish, 2 Dr. Monterey, V8 automatic trans., new w.w. tires, White tinlsh 1 sharp and clean interior. radio and heater. "'''"'·•~'· l rb "-------...::·•,·;_.,,." f;· ~:.:...,._..:',+-----------~----:-_;_---:--~_;,-,-;_,_:;,-.-; OHIO'S FINEST r .. \ . ih Ton Panel. V8 engine, automatic trans., power steering STI!lREO <XlNSOLE, 1 • ' ~: 'Vl~TER '64 CHEVROLET • , •••• , , , , , • , ••• , •. , • , .$1195 Ohio, phooe 3-7-!tc SEVEN ROOM house at Bashan. Phone 949-37UI. 3-Utc Phone 992-&134. . '6~ CHEVKOLET ••••••••••••••••.•••• ·••••$2095 2 Tot\ 84" Cab to axle, 825 X 20 tires, 292 cu. in. engine cab very clean and solid. 12 ft. Insulated van b::tdy, gas furnace. John J . Rose, Long Bottom, ~ , ( ·· . ' '' QUALITY II a M c rs. Iiff 0 rd rlfhl te td" ., Nltct tny •• IIHftlei ..,_ •n•erfKt ~·-•·• CARRIER WANTED ' ',.,.' ' Wa~r'AdsRiitg, Are You Listening? ' ••ADL•••• :I r '. '. 411141~~~ !lo'!i!ii.iiiii !I '. ' . ~.- I 'I ,._. r ,I I _ (~ v'il". 1.1 ' ' • I FIND IT /MPCSSIIILE" ., TO GET MY Mlt-.0 OFF FOOD/' fiSH J �l ' ' .' '' ' ' ' •• ., ., . -: l . '1:11' sulphur color un the ' unllerside of the blue whale , i• a coaUng of microscopic · plants. ~J.t'IEIGS " THEATRE , T0~1GHT AND SATURDAY March 8- 9 THE LA>T CHALU:NGE Colored slides o! the chtl>'s watered and watched tor spro\0Oower shows were presentia b;y ing •.plants. The children also Mrs. Horace Karr at Wedne .. do,y nigh!' s meeting ol the Che,. ter Garden Club In the liOCial room ol the Columbus snd &>utbern Ohio Electric Co. (Technicolor) Glenn Ford - Angie Dickinson THE lULLS RUN RED (Technlcolor) ·Thomas Hunter-Hency Silva Sundo,y, Mondo,y, Tuesday Mar<:h 10.11-12 TONY ROME (Technlcolor) Frank Sinatra - JUl st.. John eaturette: Hula La l..ai Grizzly GoUer; I '. Puss 'n Bootsi Sloppy J alQPy SHOW SJ'ARTS 7 P.M. ,--------------- !Betty Rose.! I I THE SELF-COATED SHEATH l I I I In her presentation, Mrs, Karr 1alSO had slides taken of Royal Oak Park and on the grounds of the Karr home followill8 the hea"Y smwaflastJanuary.There was a rare one of recl>lrds at a feeder, in a vivid rtash of color against the snow. A touch of spring was given the members when Mrs. Karr Showed slides taken on a wild flower tour last year. The color pictW"eS included uJack in tile Pul,pJt" in their natural habiuit, yellow and purple violets, and D.ltchman' s britches. Mrs. Earl ~Alan gave the verse of the morth and Mrs.UU.e Kautz reminded members that caladium and tuberous begonia bulbs ml,)' be potted and placed in a warm spot to grow, Members responded to roll call with a favorite selection of garden ,poetry, Mrs. Herbert LaDeaux was devotional leader. ~e read from Psalm 8 and gave a meditation and prrcyer from th~ Upper Room. L\lrlng the business meeting conducted by Mrs.. Reid YoW'Ig. rice president, Mrs. Kautz reported on the February thera,py program wlth the special education clas~ in the Eastern Local School djstrict. The club members assisted the children in preparing nower ,pots, planting Oower seeds in them, and then personalizing the potS with an artificial flower to which each chUd's DIDle was attached. The pots were placed ln the wincbw ledge where they will be Home Economists Survey Lovnched A survey to learn the number of trained home economists in Meigs County is being conducted to' theCooperativeExtenslonSer- Grand· total look! New- now short sleeved open coat shows off its matching dress topped with yoke .front. Rayon/acetate in a boucle-surface weave, me-l • ' ticulously tailored. Gold, Coral, I furquoise, Green, Toast. 8-18. ~ 40.00 l . BAHR l tLOTHIERS ! _____________ J • YIDDLEPORT, 0, I vice. . Margaret Griffiths, Meigs County Extension Agent, Home Economics, said the survey ts being done in c()(Jj)eratlon with the Ohio Home Economics Asso. elation. Any horne economics graduate with either a major or mlror in a home economic• field is asked to contact Miss Griffiths, Survey forms have been malled to some home economists. H a home ec~ mmist has not received one, please wrlte or call the Exten. slon Service, Box 32, Pomero~. The information wW be forward. ed to the !bte Association, but can be used by au.y borne ec~ mmist in the county. ms<tf valenUnes ua1111 red net paper doilies and valentine hearts. The work period was followed by a party, with the chU. dren assi~~oting with the prliJaraUon of a valentine table. Mrs. Olnald Mora. Mrs. Ka.!ilz, and Mrs. Woodrow Mora provided the work materials and relreshmerts Cor the thera,py program. Jt was noted that Mrs. lleid YQung and her committee will have activit)' for the class som&time this month. Members were reminded to take packets ofllower seeds for the 4-11 club to the next meeting, Mrs. Roy Miller displayed a bloo~ Sh11nrock plent. Mrs. Lalleaux and Mrs, Carl Kautz, assisted by Miss Joy KaLta served a salad course c&rryiJW out the St. Patrick's Diu- theme at the conchaslon of Milton Roosb, director of Region 11, Ohio AaSO<laUon ot Garden Clubs, talked on eon.. senaatioo at a meeting of the Middleport. Amateur GardtMrl hold Wednesday night at t h e home o! ~Mrs . L. E, R~da, &I-essing bird conserntion in her talk, the regional director gave a rec~J>e · for • bird cab made up of waste fat, corn meal, rolled oats, soaked dried fndt, B&PW Club Wil Meet on Tvesdoy The Middlt(!Ort Buslneos 1111<1 Professional Women's Club wiU charge. There will be an insta.llatton service for the new members of the past year. -· · All Accounh lmurod Up To fiS,OOO Und~r Tho Federal Deposit lnouronco Corporation OPEN F;;ID/4Y fliGHTS )'00 to 7:00 32 Pages SECTIONS SUNDAY, MAIK:H 10 1968 GALLIPOL~PT.PLEASANT • • . PQ14EROY~ Louis Reibel, oldeli living deposltur o!TheFerm. era Bank & Savings Colq>sny, turned the nrst shovel o! dirt lor the firm's new building at ~aldng ceremonies Saturday alternooo, Mr. Reibel, one-time superIntendent ol the Machine shops at Hcb8011 Yardl tor the New York Central Rallrosd snd In more recent years parb\er in attended the observance presented under sponsorship of Church Women United o! Meigs COOnty. Members reported eight calls on shut -Ins during the p a s t month, ''Youth...'Dclety's Untapped fiesource," was the program topic used by Miss Mar cia Karr. Mrs. John sauvagepresentedde\'otiollfi on the theme, "PrayerofPraise" using John 11 as her scripture. Sbe read a poem, ,.Christ and We," and concluded with prayer. A Lenten meditation, "A Boy's Dream," clol!led the meeting. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by Mrs. Beulah Ward of Galllpolls and Mrs. Dana Winebrenner. Mrs, ~I Kloes was a guest and other memben attending were Mrs. Don Lisle iUld Mrs. Carl Weese . ' . ' " .J- ' "l V ' ' I \ area, Theodore T. Reed. Jr., president or The Fanner• Bank & Sovlngs COin)lally, along with hla sons, Paul, Bruce and Tom, also took turns with the shovel lhtring the erouo<l>realdng. Mr. Reed is the third generaUon ol his family fo serVe as president of the bank which was founded in 1904 by the late Frederick Wll. Uam Reed. Others taking part in the ceremonies were county and Pome~ roy village officials, representatives of U!e Pomeroy a n d Micklleport Chambers of Commerce, bank ofticlals, members of the bank's board of directors, Mrs. Amy Klngslsnd, one o! the property owners where t h e bank' s new parldng Lot will be locatedi A. R. Kni~t. owner ot (Continued on Page 2) • session. The association establi&bed a at permanent officers. Too, the goal OC 1,000 members. Mem- Please consider this your personal in_vitation to attend the ' aasociation must be represented by a legal subdivision. The association involves a sixcoonty area - Hocking, Athens, VInton, Jackson, Gall1a and Meigs - totaling 427,000 acres of drain&g~~ area. ~lou· with the ml&alni Sll- GU Gillon, a real 'estate offi- GALLIPOLI.>- Carol A. Freeman, 30, Cheshire, was cited to Galltpolla Municipal COOrt oo a charge of failure to yield the right of way after a three car coUislon at 2:53 a.m, Saturdo,y. The Slate liiJ!hWIJ' Patrol said ' Mra. Freemsn drove off Rl. SS4 snd headed oorth on Rl. 7 and 3:00PM Reception to Follow At the St. Paul's . ' STEAK HOUSE Lutheran Church's Social Room • Home of the Fabulo1u Gerald Tuning, work WlitconservaUonlat, Gallla Cowrty Soli and Water Conservation District, reviewed Public Law 566 on source of funds tor conserva. tlon projects. In O.eshire ·on Saturday SATURDAY, MAR.· 9 • $1 each. Driver Cited after Wreck Ceremony At the site of the new Farmers Bank and Savings Company, West Second Street in Pomeroy · bership cards will be I!IOld at cial, discussed recreation pro- Ground Breaking CROW'S Ruth Author Mrs. Meltzer Ferries Double Has First Novel Out Up at Kanauga ' : pulled into the path o! a car driven by Delores Meadows, 36, of 108 Mabeleno Dr., Gallipolis. The Freeman car struck the rli!ltt side or the MeadoWs car forcing it into the lett &Ide of a southbwnd car driven by Don Walker, !3, ol 509 Magnolia Dr., !ELMAR A. CANADAY, left, chats with A. R. Knight, conter, snd Theodore T. Reed, Jr., at a reception following Saturday's gro\Uldbreaklng Cor the new Pomeroy quartor.11 of the Fanners Bank and savings Co. Knight owned the real estate \()On which the new bank buDding will be coil Gallipolis. There was h e a v Y damage to the Freeman a n d Meadows ears and minor damage to the Walker car. structed. .· .... ··.. Scouter Course Begins Mar. 14 Mrs. Meadows suffered a minor 1mee Injury but was not lm· medtatel,y treated. TWO par11011s bad minor lt\itlrtea in a two ear colllsloo at GALLIPOLIS- With two fer- 10 a.m. Saturdor m JackiiOIIRd,, GALLIPOLIS - A colll)liele By PAT HOUCK , ry boala 111 operation Saturday, two snd nlne.tenths miles well course In Cub ScoUIIng will ho - Ruth K. •llfeltl!er~PortllnO\IIh, ~rof "Folia servlc~ between Ksnsuga, Heo· al. Vinton, held March 14, !rom 10 a.m. to roc~ by Van-.Press,!• a V.raatUe snd <leriiCIII ~Pt. Ploaaanl waslm· Cars driven b7 Rober! D. Oa- 2 p, m,, a! Grace Methodist Jli'OV~' tr-ndously, aceordlni berne, Jr., 23, Rt. 1 Vinton, IIIII Chur<h, according 10 IU1DOIIII<e10 nrea motorlstssaturtlo1morn- Charles E. Nichol11011, 27, Frank- ment by O&rlsnd E. Paroms, tng. Un, met and collided on a curve. Leader&libt Tralninl Chairman, The Main street landing lead- 'There was moderate da!naiO 10 MaiiOII.Gallla·MeiR& &:out Jlloing into Pl. !'leaaantlsnow-. both eara. trlct, The true~u'ferr)'- 15vehlcle Otiborne snd a paSIIOIIIIOI' In The course will be identical capacfl!', 11 usliig the HsnderiOO . the NlchoiiOD car, Joy Norman, with the course in Cub 5eoutlng lllldlnl ~Ue ~ 8 car eapacfl!' 15, of Wesi' Alexandria, Ohio, beld on. Oct. 22. 1967, P&rsooa rtim Ia uolllg the Pl. Pleaoant each lllllfered a bump m t b. e aalll. 1an4111r. ·· head. Neither waa lmJnedlateJy Boy Scout training is sche,AI~ ltilllc waa heaV)i Sat- tn~ . ' Wled to start AprU 11 at 11YF ~. mov~ 'ac:o.. thophloc 'lbe.patrol, died 11,l<hol"'!11111 ·, Criek llli!lt School. ThlawiU ho pteyila. illfliOI~\ fp~ ,fhe flrl! i, Gell41ol!B ••.~poot!:!lti'kch a ~ote course, except lite ume'"' sinee J ~s be(llil ' u · .Oa·~etoj'lold " oa- · snd Do, Parlllllll slated. . aaq, .... ball of~ ~ . . ' 'j >:I ,t • 992-5432 • .. On Legal Aspects day's sesaion. Next step will be the election Surprise Dinner Party is Given Order By ·Phone And Toke 'lni Home • extenalve study made b7 bank o!!lctala or a number ol existIng bank structure• over a 1'ide the Twin City Maehine Slop ol •• Pomeroy, shoveled the first ··: t!p8de filii ol dirt before a large attendsnce o! well ..wishers. SP&~IG AT !l>rilw Regional Con!ereuce.of the student E<b:aUon Association, sa;. 'llle now Farmers Bank & 0. tor.) state SOnatorOakleyC;Colllna; Dr, Alphus R. Christensen, president of Rio Savings CompliiiY building will ®les·e; snd Som S. &nlth, assiBtantprolessorof political science at Rio Grande College. be located on land UJat w a s formerly occupied by the old Pomeroy Motor CompliiiY building before that business moved into a new structure on East Main - st. The soon<o.IJe.IJullt ' '. ' bank !acllity, which will set beRIO ~E- •'The results conep. • larger dtles, said Collins. ''Clurs tweoo w. Soeond.st. andW, Main· of 'tllf :f071h ·General Assembly "W' are as proud ol Rio are money problems... During st, was de&!IIJied following an o! ~;Wave been more fndttul Grsnde College as 700 are of the last year, the Ohio Legisla!hap . ., before, ·•IIP"<Iall1 tor your respective colleges," said ture . has awarded an additional $22 million to educaUon In Ohio, ~ ~· .lf-~i1ero0hlo," Dr. Chrllllensen, oald BWli• ...,._ ()alde,y c. Sen, Colllno discuued the out- he said. Next In line, said COllin&, COIIII11; cit .the l8lll Setlator!al look lor the futllre of hl&ber edu· ts the area of vocational educalion In reference to the recent Dlatrlet "' catioo. This needs to be deHe IIIII*!' Saturdlf,jo morethan legislation of the Ohio General $0 ~s ~jj( mem- Assembly. People In the rural veloped more than ilf1J' other area right now, especially in ber• the' lliU!> stu- counties were hurt in the redls. Aoooelaillln of trlctl.ng, said Collins. Athens, Southeastern Ohio. at Rio Grillcle Cal.Ua, and ·Meigs CounU.es now ' Closing remarks of the mornVINTON- Meigs COunty Com- jects which could be made avail(:Qlllns Is chalionly one repre BeotaUve. ing session were made by sam mon Pleas COUrt Judge John C. able througtl improved stream llealth, thl4, Gallla c:ounQI had S. Smith, assistant professor ol Bacon Frida,y nli!ltt explslned le. condiUons. JIO)IUcal science at Rio Grande gal aspects for tlle formation of the ntchard Sayre, Meigs-Gallia the Rnest tax strue- COllege, wholspresentlyonleave of a conservation district to 3.5 Community Action Program di' 0111' nel&b- of aboence to complete his re- persons attending the Raccoon rector, discussed possible as~-~~:~ · lllllatlon cpltements for a I'll. D at the Creek Watershed Association rdstance through the CAP, simiD Olilo Stat<t Unlverilll)'. meeting in the Town l;lall here. lar to the Leading Creek prode> .Jq,. Gie teieber or tmnorrow, The assoclaUon was 1'0\)l'gart· Joel in Meigs Comly. . th!J. •lll!fd; "'W'WIU. . . .peo- lzlld ' last woek th~ '11!( er.~ --~GI'aay TW;itililwas ~ Wo are !ortlmate !hat ,.. de> pie """ not to walla lhalr Uno. forts of Cook ~ckle. Qllekle, temporary memberlldp chairnot have the disciPline problems We muai teach them skills be- temporary chairman of the asso- man. Max Barnea, chairman, was foiJDd In lllliiiY acboola yond their normal education." ctallon, was In charge ol Fri- ill and unable to atlelld Frido,y'& alk!·· Pra,yer service was given, and it was noted the 53 area women SANDWICH " Oldest Dep~<~ ~:~f :~LoUisRe Turns Earth t6'f· New Bani{ For Your Home! Da.Y of ServmQ Meigs County for over 95 years Member FDIC ,.. '. Bacon is Speaker RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System ' .SE..Ohio Benefits Cited observance, POMEROY • i014EROY-MIDDLEPORT Use our free parking lot on Second Street, across from the store was carried out in the refreshment table decorations. M r 1 . Pearl Reynolds was the assisting hostess. bus were also preSent for the POMEROY NATIONAL BANK •• NIGHTS ed the door prize. The St. Patdck's Day theme ,. Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley •. Friday and Saturday The traveling prize brought by Mrs. Walter Crooks was won by Mrs. Cline, who also retelv~ Rossell PalnterotPomery, Route 3. AUendit~~ were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brown and children, Glenn. sammy, and Terry of Miners.villej Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Painter and children, Diana, Beck)' snd Victor o! Midd!IC>Ort; Mrs. Eva Painter and children, Rusty, Debbie snd Robin, snd Robert Painter o( Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Johnson of Colum- Come apply for yours TODAY I " ' OPEN BOTH a former member, was read. A surprise dirmer p&l"'y was For house hunters who aren't waiting for spring ... who see the house they want to buy right now . . . we have quick·action mortgage loans waitmg right npw . .. at the low, low bank rates that have made OU' bank mortgage loans, w1th their really con · venient payments, so popular. '. .. .. . ., Bnt<e Uoyd o! McConnelsvUle, held Sunday in observance of the 45th anniversary ot Mr.andMra. Mortgage Loans for early birds Furnishing~ A nominating committee was appointed when the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the Syracuse Methodist Church met Tesda,y night at the home of Mrs. Frank Wlnebremer. Named to the committee were Mrs. WllUam Eichlnger, Mrs. Melvin Grimm, and Mrs. Wil liam Houdashelt. lt wu announced that the spring district meeting will be held on April 14 at Jackson. A. report on the World ·~. ' lreat:ing Apparel For Your Family meet Tuesday ewen1111o Mar<h U (.ukill. ;\ communleallon from M r a. with dinner at 6:30 at the Nania Re&taurant 1111<1 the buslneso meeting and program !ollowlag at the o1fices of the Columbia the meeting. Favors w e r e Gas ol Ohio ottice. The program will be presented erasers costumed as oriental ~ the membershiP committee, figures. Mrs. Pearl Mora rewith Bett,y Cline, membershiP ceived the <klor prize. chairman, and her conunittee in 'v\.SCS Names Committee for New Officers nuts, suet, seeda ·N¥f molasses packed into pans snd cut. · · ~~ra. Roush announced t h e spring rqtclial m~ 10 be ' trene· held In ·Mor with ' !Ira. Jackaon as cn.e speuer. Aft .. other pest at the meeting, Mra. HOward Nolan, pve an ln!ormal talk on various garden materials aultable for arrangements. During the meeting t<lllducted II)' Mra. Belty CUne, mombon rea)lOIIded 10 roll call with commemts oo what's new In seed catalogues. !Ira, Edward Burkett. p.ve tbe verH of the month, 1111<1 tho arranaoment o!themonth was o:dtlblted by Mrs. Charles ~ ~ •i .' VISIT ELBERFEtDS. IN PO EROY Topic is Conservation Mrs. . .. ••. Your Host: The Form,tj?B~n~& Sovin.gs Pomeroy , Ohio r ~~ .· , ' · ' , R ' POMEROY - Ten M e i g s Coun\Y 4·H Home Economic& advisors attended a training see&!on Frida,y In Gallipolis where home management was the topic of the area conference taught byKatherlneKnarr and Lois Deneke, extension specialists 1n home management. Two new projecta were d!..,.ssed snd two more projects lor both boy• snd girls were lntrodueed. Atlending !rom Meigs COlin· ty were Thelma Cozart, Thel· rna Eaale. Margaret Brown. Connie Reed, Franels ~n­ cer, Pat Holter, FJ,rle Cole, Florence Wells, Mrs. F r e d 'Smldl, !Ira, J. A. Smith and Marpret Grifllllla, COIIIIIY extenolon ..-nt, Home EcOnorn· lea. Candidates to Be Shown Off PORTLAND - The Portlsnd Community will sponsor a "Mae Your Candidat~s Night" on Frio. do,y, April 19, at the elementary . school there. 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