http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ed1413fef4dd3e1cc861ca4705bd79b4.pdf b2d339138a52d458b024852267d5e0d9 PDF Text Text ? .J sentinel, PoRaero: re.-E'Iect Given ~f)r•o(:llla . Shower Hutonst&ll, bridoZirkle, was honP&rtf and show• bOld nl&ht 11 the home ., . . - - Mr. and lolro. 1\ ~ IIIPIDnstaiL ,~;-t 1 ~ IDd cake, mints and nuts ., ~ Wved during lite ovenllli• Giio'IU 'woro Mr. and llro. Carl Gllllore. Mr. an <I loin. Bob ·~· ~. Mr. and Mrs. Judo .· IOii WIIUoo!lllddleportandJu<lge Nrs. John Howell ol Ge111- TIEATIE TONIGIIT AND TUESDAY APRIL 8 • 9 THE COMEDIANS el'echnlcolorl Elizabeth Taylor Richard Burum WLoRCARTOON; ·~~~~~~~"~~ 2-4 and 7.8 p.m. Parents oob' on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Karen K. Newltart, llllt Flrllt Ave.; Donna &te Davia, , Rt. 2 Crown CI\Y; Mrs. Oddle E.Busll, Lower River Rd.; Mrs. ·ouacox. Rt. 2 Gallipolis; Mra. Robert w. Ramey, Rio Grunde; Frank M. Mahse, Rio Grande; Orla H. Dodson, Mason; Connie A. Kema. West Colwnbla; Edward lL McJlujel, Henderson; Mrs. Erls D. Price, Pl. Pleasant: Mrs. HarrY Goodntte, pt_ Pleasant; Mrs. Reb- ert H. Fisher, Gallipolis Ferry; Eugene McCulloogh, Pt:. Pleas.. ant; Mrs. Roberl L. HUll\PhrOYB, Rt. I PI, Plessant; Mrs. Robert A. Bates, Middleport; M r s. 2 Lolli Bottom; Mra. R. Lewis, Jiekson; Mra. Jacob A. Garrison, Grimm I LMcllng; lolra. Hllill A. Boggs, Alhlancl, K,y.; Mu. Cloopu E. Csven<lor, RaveniiWOOII; Mrs. Bernard 0 , 9umbo, Rt. I Hamdell; Mra. Berde ColeiDID, Rl. 2 0311 lUll; Mn. Bemml C. Harpor, Jack-; Mrs. NIOIIII R. WoUe, - ; Cllj'UIII V. COmer, Rl. 3 0111< IWI; Kenneth L, SlevMIS,RL2-Polnt. 8111111 Mrs. WOllam E. Cox, Jockson, 801'1, &:09 a.m. Saturda1; Mrs. Robert W. Ramey, Rio Grande, daui!IIer, 12.ooon Sunda:l; Mrs. Robert L. f11m1111reys, Rt. I Pl. Plea-. oon, 8:13 p.m. &lnda:l. James S.. QJJ.ck. Syracuse; !..aiDischarge a ls E. Young, Rl. 3 Pomeroy; Mrs. Britton B. BerloW, Mro. Mrs. Rebert W. Sisson, Jr., MidRemy Bu-. Mrs. Leolle 8, dleport; Alicia J. &lrfaee, M1~ <IIOPOrl; Tlmoii\Y D. Hawlhorno, Carr, Daniel M. Evana, Lewis II, Clark, Lawrenee HouiOI', James Johnson, Mrs. Max T. Manuel, Erma c. Neltlea, Elwood J. Niday, Mrs. cena Parsons, Mary F. !hewsr<l, John TUESDAY AND 49~ WEDNESDAY . ., B. !!fait, Mrs. M. Claire Wei- Mcel,UK'S RUTLAND FURNITURE daLJittter, Mrs. Charles W. Brown, Mrs. Dexter 0. Enrln, Mra. Flora D. Hall, Mrs. Rob- ert McCoy, Mrs. Myrtle F. Nenl, Mrs. Donald H. Ohlinger, (bar. les W. Pyles, Charles H. Wise. Jr ., Mrs. Paul A. Smith and infant 900, Mrs. Donald E. Jones and infant daughter, Mrs . Jennings Coli and infant daughter· DAIRY MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HERE'S WHY rr'SFARimtR ewe h111'11 to your ho1111 - the quickest oervlce .. possible. I We protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, loo. 1 We use ~only genuine Maytag factory p&rls. No substitut... 1 Work II performed b7 Maytag, company· trailled lecbnidans. 111e Pllm &lnda:l service at tile Trlllll1 IJIIIIA!d Church ol Chrlllt, Pomeroy. Following llle ...... prelude, Qltry Into Jer\llllem, ·.'b)' )ok'1, BMI Neutzlln& lite eonllrmatloo clall entered the sanctuary leadIng tile processional of lhe JIDI· Ior and IMIInr choir"' · Recelvinl eoaftr.mation were Morton Borneo, Elizabeth Blaottnar, Melanie Burt, Janice Holter, Stephen Jewell, Rebet caSeellg, James Schmoll, 011<1 Michael Struble. The youth choir, in robe• of Ill' FANNY SEILER He said 111e uuse of the colCHARLESI'ON, w. va. (UP!) ~10 hal beloo nerio>ioe<l to <- Jnvelf.iaators ol !be Sliver· 11!1Jrleally throe poollb!er-.!011•· Br!dlo cOJI4ple at Point Pleaa. ~. · .Tho Mi<:olnmlttee, '11111ch beld ·Uit lrelookinJ for ake,''Jin"' ita ttr• •mee.tmc .~.~· also which eould· determine bti1lild · ~arne lnvplve<l in a poli11(\ai ~ <lciUbt 'the moe of tho ocrljl . when Minority MONDAY IIEIGS CHAPTEII, ll;rable4 ArnortCon .Y-1111 .11> oblern 40111 llinl-lat'J llondOj> II t4o DAV Hall'ln Pomero)'• llilnar II 6:30 p, ... 1\llmomber&.lnYIIe<l. TWlN ¢i;rY SJ>rlilt Club opeclal meeting llon<loy ID plu for IP' peanneo of Rio Grande Collqe Glee Club directed by ~ Ro01 on Al>rli 21at Pomeroy Junior Hlih School, WCSII, HEATH , Methodist Church. llon<loy, 71311 P. ""' chureh IIOCial room. Dovottons by .MrS. John Kr&WSCIYII; 1\rogram by 1\iro, Gl• Lembert, t .. !roshnlents by 1\ir&, Eerl Knl&b4 Mrs. C. 11. WUson; Mrs. Percy Mitch, Mn, Ernie Fraser. Mra. Cbarlos Young and Mrs. Msr!' Ellin Johnson. PrlJII'&m on~ !aillll'e, L. 'M, Thayer, re~red Cosllt Guard Roiar Adm. Ba)d ~o~onc~ay, a... m-. --~ ol tltii Ltutti . Clitr ter H - Cl\lb Tllilrtdtjo • at tht biome ot MrS. FriiiCII RUI'LAND PTA, 7130 !lim<loy night In the Rutland H1Rh School audlmrlum. POIIEROY PTA, Pomeroy £1. ementary School; executive committee meets. 7 p. m.; room vlsloatlon. 7:30 to 8 p, m.; meellna; 8 p. m. PrlJII'&m 1o feature Ohio Re&eBootll. Unlverait;y ~~~~• 1n "Accordo The aerdor choir anthem for 1ng w Sloe". lllra. Te4 Raed will the Palm &.lada.V service was, King ol Kings. The Rev. B II I be discussion leader lollowlng tho Perrill concluetecl lhe rites and presentltio~ RetreshmBDtl by the 1econd grade modtera. ~ gave the sermon. tng nag ceremony by Cub Scout Pack 2411. MEIGS COUNTY Solon 710, Easter Party Given for New Junior Choir ·' Easter ~ pal1;y Wll S staged Saturday afternooo at the Mid- A pink and white color scheme was •secl lrl tile Heath Mirthocllll Cllurd! 10etal room for alhower loMor!ng Mrs. Melvin Swl.sl!er, the former COnnie Tu!ord of Middleport. a.nases were Mra. Bob Byer, Mrl. James Criswell, and Mrs. Bernard Fultz. 8 and 401 Monday, 8 p.. m. It home of Mrs. George Mowrey. COMMITTEE mndng of Por:k 243, lla<lne Cub Scouts, lolon<lay 7:311 p.m. at Racloo First 0 . dst Church. BETHEL 62, lntornatlonal 0.. del" of Job1 ~ughten, wW meet II 7:30 lolon<lay night II tile If&. sonic Te.,lto dleport Firat United Presbyterian Church tor members ot the newly -organized .junior choir. TUESDAY Cookies arid punch ·were servLADIES AUXIUARY, L e w1 s ed and Eaater eggs were given Manley Post 263, Amerlcan t..as ravors. Mrs. Dale Walburn, gion, 7 p, m. Tuesday at Rutland director, and Miss Connie Bach- First Billtilt Cburch. ner, accompanist, were assistMIDDLEPORT NPW C I u b ed wltlllhe psrty by Mrs. Dwlllhl Tuesdlly, 6:30 p, m. dlnner at Wallace and Mrs. Fred Lewis. Martin Restaurant precedes Mrs. Joan Pullins sed <lslllllter. meeting ln the gas olfke. PD Leah Ann., were gu.esta. gram by the emblems anttreder-Members attending were Janet atlon eommiUeea, Editll For-an<l &ella Horky, Dobb\e, Kathy restas, chairman; !Pecill guest,. and Becky Coleman, Jill Alln Wal - Msr!' Ro,.llndo, BPW <llotrlct burn, Krista Morita, ll:'!!J' Vou- dlr~tor Jap;k&on. 1 l!han, Tommy Kelly, T~~p Yeau ­ POMEROY !JONS Club, rep ger, Cbrls Yeauger, TiDa Smith, lar meeting. Grace E!>ISCOPal Nancy Jo Wallace, Val ~e Lew- Church, 6~~p.m.Tuesday.~eo­ Is, Terri FUe, an<l Janell Kelly. IAI program planne<l. The robedcholrsangPalm&mWOMAN'S SOCIETY of Chrl.. ctlu' for the tlrst time. dan service, 7:30 p, m, Tue~, United Methodist Church. TUESDAY MLWONARY &lCIETY, Pomlnl!' Baptist Churdt, will meet TUet<lay at 7:30 p.m. at the Floal rehear&al tor, The Cru- church. New otllcers will be cifiXIon, to be preoeme<l 11 8 p. lnotal!ed. lira. Carver WUIIams m. Frl<loy II the Trln!\Y lln!ted and Mrs. Cottrill will be hoaCburch of Christ by llle eommu- te&MI. A cancer ftlm lhoWI.ng nity <holr, will be held It 8 p, lc:heduled for the meeting b11 m. W...,. a<loy II llle church. been postponed. ftesular reheersll ol the TrlRACINE Firemen's Awdllary, nil1 choir will be held II 7:15 7:30 p.m., Tuet<lay, II !Ire hall; A bride doll repllea .centered tile IIlii table and. atreamers in pink anc1 whla -.aecl from the ceiling to the table. Roses were used to decorate the refreshment table. Games were plQYed wUh Mrs. Jerry Matheney, Mra. lllllm Hoo<l, and &[ra. Gall !hrimtllln wiMing tfleprlzea.lklfrcllllhlnents of take wltll mlnlalllre pink lind wltlte wedding ~II repllw, punch, and mints were sened to tbe guetts. The auost lilt Included lhe above and Mra, Raylllllflrl Walburn, Mill Mary Walburn, Mrt. Rlehard Noutzllq, Mrs. Virlll Tu!or<l, Mlu April Telford, Mrs. Harley Srrlsl!er, Mill EdIth Haptonotall, Mrs. -ar<l And This rmer Senlct Costs No Morel Ust Ill You OlD bu7 I lbJIII UIJ' whore Ia the U.S.A. IDtl Ibid • 4tllc .... npaln p.m. bring on lrtlc:lo and · - !Dr bular; belro sale on April Jour .Ma7tll producta. It's no -· A )OIInt *i•or willl • car of his own 1111 a rlallt lo feel rllller proud. UntortunateiJ, U.is pride un and sometimes does IIIII lllo form of lllowinl off .,.. bkiftC cblnces. In suc:b cases, 1 tar prinlrl~ a toy lo hoVe fun with~ M1n' youn1 people, of -~~. hoVe oxctlloot ••ina We Give You The Best Allowance For Ytur Present Washer reCords. The, know thai aa outomoblto lo definitely rot 1 IOJ. lf1 o .,...dul mtdlino with tho demono~ated ._. ily lo ~II and maim. · Y11, bt proud ol ,..r car ... but, altho ..., lime, rnpecl It and oporolt II with ewe, rolfroinl and inlsllipnce. . Pardon Ill prttehlnl, but wt happen to lhink that dr iv. 111 is serious bUsiness. r&y hJ Where You Have ...., Of The Senlce Repair? Get RH and It Sure! Rutland furniture . Phollef92.2966 114 Court St. "'"'"roy 742-4211 btl.... 0. . the World." A medltltlm,. .. fild,. clom lrr•ourer of Eatter" wu p"" by Mrs. Lloyd Wrifto Prltoa !Dr 1111 bomtllllldt EUo ·tor hltJ wore won ll:f lira.~ for<l J - · · urs. iferlln Tror:y, Mrs. Pearl Parker, IIIII Mrs. Fox. JWroahnlllita were oerve4 11> lbon nsmed llroYO and Mr-. Ernellt Powell and Mrs. Harr1 Cllrk. Tile IW mtoiiDI will be bald ot tbe home otllrs. LloydWrtlill with Mrs. llarllo Traey u c~ hosteSS. COIIlcll IIOIIday night agreed to lnoresn IIKIIIIh1¥ payments on the purchaoo ol th8 water lrstemlnthecommuni· fir 1n aeoordance with. a ricom· merr<lstlon from lite Flrllt Na· l1onal Bank In Cbrelonali whtll It mot !londay night at viUap hail. Clerk-Tr.,aurer Gene Grate presented communtcatioftl tro"m 111e bank. n was po1n1ec1 0111 lhal he bad - 1o the Flrllt National Bank ol ClnctmWi,111Uchlahandllng lhe financing of tile vUiage water 1$.VStem purchase, a total of $11,715 ror lhe mmtha of November, December, 1967, and January lind Februaey ol litis year . This amounta to $2,178.75 ANNOUNCE SAJ,.i;: Tile So!oiY Patrol of the Pomllarlha Nicholson, Mrs. Lewla wlllhold Valllllaa, Mlu llarpret Vau- eroy Elemon!lt)' i. J'\1DUIIIIII IIIli 01 April •• 10, dllh, Mro. John Wolle, M r s. 11 at the Pblllp l i t Bullcl· Frank Fupte, Mlu VIda lble, 11r o. llarr7 Brinker, lind Mill Ina ... COUrt street. : not riQIIred 'tl. po;y lilY money an the principal of lit loan unUl after four yeara ha¥e pasae<l. However, tho bank wrote that the village should be paying $11,017.50 eech month, 111Uch would allow moneys to be acewnulated each month in a<ldiUoa tD paying interest on tbe loan for the water o;r&lem purchase. a rllkr!r, but ld~ lmprallable Ill• ~ .I -i,thldil 00111.... !11th I : "' · rillferll,. tilifl, .irocl !aUaure ;) -of lapse. ; · :: .' '·, ., ' .-_j ·.:· ;r ,..-l c_: "" tra-e ~ j>IJ! 1)01• It tile 10inl ..a. ola oldii- Oa>atearnon tho Cillo ' ' "-'1 poeolblo reaUta· IIIII uncler caralderatlon are faU&ue fracture ~ an eye bar up.. the Ohio rddo - lodudlng the oearch for the mio&lng pin- corrolloo olorltl- · tal psrls that eiluld have In- -.m on tr.-.. mer, :17, PomerQJ, U. S. Naval Air Corp a, was klllecl in line of ~!~~;~::: at the. chl;ter home on Butternut Ave., Pom8r9Y· With CoJIUILindar Hlcka ~Monday. Monday relatives here were vbrlted by a na\'al om.cer trom Columliua. He was unablelo lllve them Ill)' rlelalla of the dealh. presiiSent pl th' auxiliary, and Jacob Turner, commander of Metg& . He waaln rtdar work. $lfvlvlnl are lila mother, Mra. OluGenhelmer, Pomero,y;lhree aliter a, Mrs. WUllahl R, (Bett;y) Kn1&ht, Pt. Pleuant.; Mrs. WUUam (Rachal) illerl<lell, PomOI'OY; Mlu Judy Genhelmer, a 7eeken..l PlansAdvanced:.::-= ~edtii':.L~Ineee:r =·~~~=·: 1 nP.UP ta w Jt.-l!'~f' ,.,.. t ' tf . Three weeks..,, Ll Gen· a1 Olk, Mich. father preced. · . The popant will be atage<ISa,. local conteatslncolhe local wi.,. ur<loy, lia7 t,ln thePomeroyJ,.. nor <loes take part In state comn1or HJali School Audltor!wn . ..,.· petition at SaniiJsky, SOtrtbern Ohio C..oteat and Big llt!!d ~. w...,..a were re~ .......,~ Ill' the Polnerot der lhe dlrettlon o!BubHoe!llch. £1i!J her ~-!If Commerce at Tile chlmbjlr Is sponsoring !be ~· ~ant. p - In c-ratlon with Ohio '~ ~ Hill llite<l prlses Ela Ph! ChiJIIOI' ol Beta Sigma ~ . - to •thepageant Pbl Sorort~v. Tlrl• will be lite ,1\r ·,- .mere~ lllchard iourth annuai.PIIoant. !;Jillmberl will <Onf11Ct a.nk8 of The first throe .PIIeants were a DRESS SHIRTS Slloct Jo,. or Short oleeve •lila ~ lOr )'0111' m011o All neck 11,.., AIIIJIIOI'II¥ made. Arr.,...t lor fOIIl' euy MIICI!oo. liiD<k "' _ _. The Miss Southern Ohio. P,...m Is a regional .-!Dr girls ol Alb011s, Melgs,GaWaand Wasbingfon couotles. The 1tate wlnneriiSonduakyf!Deswthe""' tlonal America Pogeant at Atlantic City in eorly September, Ill•• duty, helmer left for Oklawa. It waa uncler&loo<l that he 1would be !ly- Eagl S es IJIOr Is Banquet Set For April16 ·' -~ i: u~~:, : ; :::::~!':.:' :~:!:': wl~";;.;~~:.:c:lngto=~ ~: ':..,~ ":,~ S:l ~: ~a scbolarih4> for the atatepogeant<latehasbeenchlfir- IOrthebollraelngprogramoltbe nounced!orTuoldaJ, Aprlll8,at PARIS BaTS liU winDer ol the Mlos Soulhern e<1 thla yeor and rogalla weekend woulcl have been 1oo late for !be For men and boyl you'llllko llle llnlr quality, the lone wear and marlihl fiDOd lookl of a Parla belt !ram Elher!el<lo. Clmlt ,.... !aworltt oolor ud wldtb. Olllo PageM!, · The tie wttll tbe eolor IIUidl k> abow you- color ID wear wttbo . . . dad dea and tour In band sqles. Neetp.,nis, atr'"•· A Wemblll tit will reall;,IIQI•illl--. A BOYS WTER . , We're brimming oYOr with·~ fOIIl' bQr , will like - sport obltlt, ..;r·!4-lella. alacka, walk ahorto, IWim irvoka, 'joolrltl . llldiCCIIIIIriiS. Brill fOIIl'llmiiY fourltl •IUIPinl spree for I!U!llr IIIII • .......,. •lothe"SIIORT· SIIYE SPORT SIIIRTS fl.tl IIIII tJ,IIII - all ~ ~ llbrlco. lliDirtll avltd 1n otriPol, ~"' Jal&IRO. _.tid~.. a .. e1o :111. . tor )'OU to b\G'r ! ·• .. JUY 11M APAIR Of SlACKS SUet 6 loll Ia o-.ual ....kaandservlettblt .teens. All ~ ...... llldQ'1 boyo.llke .... :\( · ' ·am... regaU& waeken<l whiCh kll been 6:30 p.m. at the. h1llh IChool aud· set !Dr Juno 21-23. Ten heat& of ltorlum. boll reclq wUI be held bolh on Jdo MtDanlol, .. llead ooach of -·-··; !1\Yiol tbe WQ lnrtlillaw.,aad ~: , ,::: Nolan Rides Ira,. been<.,. LONDON (IJPl)- The COm· Moscow, withheld IIIQijiOit while .~ ~ •• •• "'· ....... ~. inantllt alluunent of 118no!, Pek- denouncing the Amerlcon pasco trac- wr uoe •• ree _, ...l.aland Moacow hal iurered a offer as a fraud. 'lllereglmeOf and wWaetl(>attberearofthe Pomeroy Junior High Schoolaoua.lor split over VIetnam pasco Mao Tse.tung was rejlorle<l to cording to plans made 11 11o1>moves, dlplomitic aour"'a Bald bave, In etrec~ warned Bsno!lt da,y's meeting. In charge ol co.,. iiMIIY· Hanoi' a pasce!oelerobave wwld wlthclraw ill .._n lotho merclal display booth& for lba been made wl- Pri9r .onou1- tvtnl ol anY compromise pasco 19fi8 repttl is Albert Martin. ,tltton ol c:omau.dlt Qlna ad arrangements. The chamber also diseussed ::_: !:~~~.:! prior formal appnwal lor blo ...- wllllngnell 19 meet Ainorlcin ropreiiOIItatlvea lor a Vl-.n PeaCe probe. ·. Tho Kremllrl five •••a of eanlultadon be!mlt .deololtd tD bed<llaJloil. ' • ' ...., : Plklnt -lonsler and, unll~• ha~:.::;.:• :~: :!"'::! cover 141 aa beat It esn, Honol orurprlolnal1 hsa not made lilY for!Ml e!forl tD 'bide the spilt. II h~o not once referred to Coriun.1!111&1. oolt•·.r~ _.., 111<1 lr)'lng· to llu :illmolltt...,. WI oll)t tiay "' <lomorutrate Ill !nrlepinolp lll'.itsr. · " · · ., f,' • ·• :fDul<t~glti "ips~ ~· \Week · · -·· .. m"' Street Meters ., ... Hi1 ed him in death. .Lt. Genhelmer lll'aduate<l from l'om01'01 Hllifl School sed In Decomber, 19115, received a de8rte from Oblo Slate Unlveratty. He entered the rrervlce In Januory, 19116. The lxMlY wilt be ...-here but according loln!ormaUonretalve<l Monday It will be about a befOre It arrlvoa. to aetk oul wattn prey. ev'n In . : t Ill< . - , . liter lake about that limO 1<1 reeelve !laalln!or- maUon !l'<lm telte. loill~ low Cloarl>w. - !l'<lm l(lller 30111> low 40a. Fair, 1little warmer Wedneldlv. J'I.VE.CENJS nts e<1 oot lhat tile pertteulv fturd Including !be JaU,111110r'lolllco, councU chambers and tbe water each month does have a bal~e omce would cost,l,l77.45, with ol approx!matel.r $13,00~ so that work on lrlslallatloo of tho mafunda are on hand 1<1 make the terlals tD be done by H 1 r o I d addi.U.onal payment. Olaae, maintenance supe:rvlacw, CouncUmen pointed ootthalthe an<1 bla empiQYes, Tho eaumate more paid 1<1 lito bank on tile wwld be large MIOIIi!l to beat purchase each montll, llle more and air condition 101' ldllltlooseeure the village Is oo the al downstalra space, lt w a 1 p&rthase. pointed out. Council also Bgreed 1o Q1 an Council, following a diJiella. aulilorlzaUon lor the Cloclnnal! Ilion, agreed to purchase Ul air bank to purchase treasury note1 coodlUoning unit tor the downwidth will draw lntereat each slalra ol vlllap hail. Ume $10,000 In aurpluo is acA long dlacusalon waa hold cumulate<lll tile bank from vn- on the purchase order lli)'lltam lap payments. used In the vUiage. It br<rullllt Council Preol<lent Jdut Zer- out that too many vUiap emklo preoeatecl Information from · piQYea are mai<ln8 purchaaoaaad Unlverlla) ........ Co., in Psrk- lhal -··· times the N~chaM& ~ ersburg, atat1ng thai msterlals are beln& made lind 111e purchase for sir con<lltlor!lng lind besting onltra completed later. !be <lownslalrs ol vl11880 hail, It wss dedde<l tD in-cl viilap department& that oob' certa1n perSOIIIII will be permit1e<1 to make purcheMI 1n the futuro IIIII ~ bo!Dre ""' pur. lrom which the p!Q'IIlent Ia made ...,..., ·-• mu It lien the order. 'Then llbe purchese order m•llt be llp..._ · ed by two mombera ol tht 11nance committee. Council dlacuue<l tile !Miure Dale E. Estep, 29, Rt. 1 Har- o[ awo bualDeasea in the com-' rlsonvllla, waacharpdwllh<lrlv- namlty occuwln& village prop.. 1ng wljllo ~moxtcate<l by lite Slate er\Y tD pay rnontlrly rent. One of Ule two ts six mCirths ln ar- ' Aft . er Wreck =-= 2~m:.:er~ac:; rears. It was aareed tbat Mayor C. C<K11t7 Rd. No. 10, ooe lllld aeven.tentha mUea south of RL 143. o. Flllher lind Councilman Zer(Comlnuecl on Pag,l 2) The patrol Bald that Errtep, headed north, failed tD round a i:une and bl• car went of! tllo rl&bl aide of lheh!gbway ,lhr<llllh a !once and strwed in a creek. Errtep ts scheduled for a hearlng FrldayloMelpCOUR[yCOUrt. Be was not lnlured buthlsl960 Ford woo demolllhe<l, accordlng to the patrol. Assassin o~.!..,"";"~088at0":: Sought In Mexico FOR TilE FEMOCRATS, IJada •••••••• Rocen llrlc flllllo 1Dt1 I '*CM!I at lloe -~~ Ro Maine for .......I. Tbe looul' lovely OU.er Jllode~ wu itrWu resembl• ,....., 1rt ~ Hlill<~-p~ce llllllllille 4 ptdlred Ia fnnd tl i{.e Ctlerlldo Slate Cq!lol. 'lbe ldltu1 Robin MliiHo, ~- of a far·fta• li empire, Ul ldeb4 d !lor "presl- i: • ... Pomeroy Alumni To Meet Tho AI1IIJal - . , . of a II Rillh School alumni AaiiL momben In Melp Courll¥ will be bold It 7:10p.m. Thursday at l'omero,y hail. 1be banQiot this year wUI be held on Saturda1, Jtme 1, and the ACMETS ol Perlleroburg will provide music for o:'anclng from 9 p.m. to la.m. Pomeroy The 88 Ia alklng aU orpnlzatlona lnterelltd In caassa!lsin of Dr. Yartin Luther terin&the IIIIIIIBlbanfpllttoJJbOne King Jr. may have aer1 lite Peul Carrel, -~ 992country, according to lndlc• tlon& ID<Ioy. The FBI kll uke<l 5131. The crowd Is _.ted to be &I'OUII4 550. llaxlcan authorities tD lid In lite Clall 111. . . -1 of roun1co aoerch. ll'OUPS are eopodally a - to A police spokesman In Manco be preseal at the Tlllll'e<IIY meetCI\Y said Meo<loy thai a 1ng 10 that lottera con beprepar wUJ follow at <loybreak SOtuJ>. 1963 l'l.rmooth· •··, v.. 4, lo~eP•"'•III..._· Treoteclllllolzer llo""'tal for draWing ol the SUJPOC~ a ed lor tilt reunion groups. AI In ..... .... •• ...... ... ... composite ol descriptions by the put year. tbt alumni usoarea. mlnorlajurlesandreleaaedwere Ptl'IOI'Ill WJM) saw the white elation will DOt aencl imltaU.ons Master ol Howllls will be Noney L. Rebe, 18, Columliu1, Bobby Ransom ol ~. W. the driver, ond cyntbla Henry, sniper In the MemPIII• rooming to members w1to ""' I!Ying in houle rrom where King was Mel.p County for the IIIDI8I reVa., and c. c. lloddlq o1 18, Dover, a passenger. Scott Qpot, W, v., will be AD unusual accident occurred sho~ has been distributed --· at union. Tickets for the blnQIIt, dance bMI<h show judge. at 8:57 p.m. lolon<lay on RL 35, fJu'ouBhout Mexico .,..., ·Uve.teath• of a mile welt of Rt. erossllli points. sed memberlhlp remain at $3 Tbe . Meld.c~m 590ke&man re- with non..memben eUclble to atfused to divulge 101' further 1en<1 the <lellce lOr $1. Those .. ~. llVORCE om -~ .. ~-· wllhlog 1o maintain ....-.ohlp ~ cors ,.,... - •- a spare lltormaUon. ''There Ia an Investigation oo1.v lbould senrl$1 for the mom-""·~.... -.me cruelO', ~ lire and wheel .........., ~........ o!f a K. •-no1•· r A- . . _ _ stbolmd -~ ted ~ wu going on; that Is all we can bersblp to Carrd at lllrldJeport -· ..... - - we ...-wopera .... kll 11184 .oult for dhorco !rom · 11am P, Collins, 21, BellovDie, u.y," he 511d. or to Mrs. Pldl ~. rur~ E. • ...;.;..... ~'"" '"' 111·• and .... ~• ~ .r•t front u.s. At\Y. Gen. Ramaoy ~ --·-·..... ...,...., . ...· " ' " ~·. ..--..., ...... ... -~d - 11very, ·~-w. w ••· - - In llaf&o 'f'-·::1... of a car ..... , .. <... Norma Jean Clarlr. Ia aabingtoll, Tickets for the 1168 ·~will lloo<loy lhe "trill hal · ..... 22 aDd be Coyrt. Cillo. 1bare ., 011 Ale to._Mo,y u ... lll!aoekl • IJI'fiiO·IIIIniot ..,. m11m o~amap 111 the oar ~~~-· since Frl<loy, lite <loy purchaeed 2~ , . , will ebllnrr. u ; . , · ' aijd no ..._ 11> the semi. after King olumped to bls be oold bJ CUd II tbe Middle· 00 • -.1 i>altonl' with a port I'OIIt Olllee, lbo _ . . , · • '(ll>lq: rifle bullet wound lrl hll PllttT allap, at Knlpo' a, from -11. llllf' E. Oainther .... - lira. aillnaor.' · ; . · . · .. , . 1 VETERAI>IS MEMORIAL ' ll05PITAL TAKEN TO HOQ'ffAL I & kw:1l ti me. Adrn!iatma - Melvin Dumas, 'AI the ..,.e dm~ .-rUW ·~ wu ID oil; • bomb In tile RaciDei Alma Smp1011, NldiQe- Veterau · Nel- Du.lli:l the DOrtliarn ~ct': port; - IIEMPIDS, Tenn. (UPO- The " :.aat~~h=P"':.:":I!: r<-- Take ~ QL.84..,3 0 ;:;,.., ..::: wti .....··., ~Pi::.''* Tl!l';;;: . ·"""'"' ;,·,..:: .,.,..,....~ , 1 5 """ ~ ri:.i..- coneeuoiu iO ,:!: ·Wllilliooli ~:::~~ 4 C:' l!lotll~ \ ja ' ~ -~ :~i~~·= ~~-~!':~dd]~ ~ '· .· ' l~ . ' ~:;J~~~t~~;~· » •.· ·~ motet• ' · · · ·f;iiertillas ·G:Urn,:,Sui!Vivors 1 , .,, . , .,. •• ' u; n-a Rd>m-, ~ Go- Geoflo lllrlllf, tllelldn. ' . NellloC....Saad llllSPfi'At) . 117 M.., 7 the pjJl!e holrillg 11 heer<l .k> help eom· pllte the .. . . 1 llndlnP, ~er Bal<l 90 per 'of llle lavelltlptorl' wOrl< will be dooe. He elltlonalod It wwld duced sed • faU&ue fracture in the "chain ~t poll at the lhorewaJ'4 eocl ol ''' ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''"'''' '''''''''''';,,,;,,,,,,,,, · PIIDI !Dr a !lel<l trial and p.m. Mmda:l on Rt. 325, ....,. bench show to be held M..,, 3 tenlhs of a rnUe sooth of RL 35 IIIII I were madelloo<loyqlght whoa the right rear lire on their by !be llo!l• ~FOxcar blew out. ' ' ' '''''' ' ''''' ''''' ' ' ' ''' ' ' '''' ' ' ' ' ''' ' ' ' !al"·.- .lb', ~· tq ~-~ eOIIectlbn1 for ' ·moillh, vlota!ton·, paym..ta {,,.. clte""ldlllt'al i i::.oo!Ji, .. wards. Tlcketsare oo Bale In Uoehll!h school olllco. Lucy Rltebla, a o1 the Esltem leecblq staff, will be maater of cer.. monies. GAUGES - Gall"'"'la, 12.2 """ of ron. and 23.1 nmntq 21!01!1 era; Pl. Pleasant, 25.76; ~.. --~~a.... :lUI,• .,....., 2.35 ·~ c-o •w-~ ~·-·i!.u•· s.arron. ,.;:'"'Cbarl'-:""' 19-.:. laiN 2 1 ' reserve barrkelbell, 111111 Dick Marti -all and track ~for ahoustngareadevelop. River Gauges ~_, IJIIP~· '~ . rf,, .,~n;;,,, iii;;·/~,;·<1';;;;;,· ~ ~zt!:::: [1!~~~~E ;:i~~~:~; g~~~~~ WEMBLEY nES ..... · l'lua to~ the A1111Jailollaa rind of tho bridge. ·:--ToDrrver ·--·-- •••• ·- ·made; ·lll• _... · =·~~~ , ·Lt~ (JGJ aUchard A:~~~ ·~ ·;..;;-,-=:-;,-v;;;... was pllt .,..k•r:-·.MojtdQ~--·•hen ~~~~ ,!:!~,;Center, its 40thannlversaryw!thadlnner!Drm.... ChiiP~ 5~ Dro10y and caauol atyle llacka Ia llloa 29 10 $0 Waitt. Allpei"DUUQQIItPNII flbriCS. A real value. blslolerprltetlon olthepurchese contract of lite vii lase lor I b o nter system. The amount, Grate aa1c1, lrlclu<lea illleJ1MI payments plus 20 per e:ea~ d b the Yillaae ta Council agreed that .Grate lhould pay lite approxlmate·$1169 addiUonal arnowtt tor the rour per month. Grate said that he months paymenta airea<lf sent this amount upoo th!l rec- 1D the ClnclnnaU bank lind IIIII ommendation of SoHcltor J!ern- he should pay lite 33,047.50ard Fultz and in accordance with month tn the fUture. lt -was potat.. are Mrlf MEN'S SlACKS . · - and evocy pair .> · Uoted •• IIIII' ~ ........ •. Lt. Genbeimer .Killed Charge DWI men of all qea. SoUd colora, ~== ol litem. Neat stripes, plaids and <leslgna, 111<1 lrl all alz.. and In all &\YIII. Tapered and_...., !11th tall• or with aquaro taUs. big, big - .~ o ml¥ TUESDAY. APRIL 9, 1968 Ml<l<lleporl Fb'HII, Mrs. Dale Nlcholson, Mra. Ciuror<l !l>errrbach, Mlu ;Jbl3er 11omb dtsp twmlne<IU nporta ol made at t .-a. Water System Pa .....u,._ "Chrlllilll .. entine POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Woman" and a PGem, ..Hope til ·' ' tho Olllo·.aldl:,.... altbe Cat SGI!ioby • pits near their '!lllll'll~• .T.MM act . aa .lnfrariid >' .dt~•1 •nabllri& I reptile ao1 equlp~ ' Fox bad a MDI'S SPORT SHIRTS Truly 'il:ii selection lo aport 8lllrtl lOr '' Fliod Pre~, !II ~rli 'I . Jl ' •... n tblal·i.darkne••· m• cause· of tbe coilapse. Thlo Wll there cooild be 110 ar ....... from IIQ'OIIe, he lndl.eated. · Thayer i.r>lcl the la..-a·ll Ia posllblo lhal the IIIYeatlp. lion will determine thai u,. ...,.. of the eOI!apse eould IIIII ba'" been olotected br the naked eye in prior lnope<llons. Of the poaaible eauseJ of fatlure 111Uch llle IIIYeaUptoro ·checked, 'l1layer aai<l averlol<led lro<kl, a loeal !ollure In the apstr- lei of the Cillo tower, .loo much wind restatanc:e,· barge lmpacta or IDDle booms <lloplaclng the plera, and have been eliminated Weather at llrs. Jom•• Glbnore rllil acriPturt. Lake D, 311-te. llr(. big. Ee&ter and alloununer loq. Pantor, 8111rto. underwear, BOCkl. knit lhlrtS, belt&, su... ponders, handkerchiefs. SWP ln -broW It a,roWid lhrolli!l the Men' I llopariJilont. You'H be pad you did. · '· tu~vt. • ¥Ci.xx . No. 2ss lhe clothesl'Ou'n be wa1111n1 !Dr wear . Some snakea, :nu,.r tor the beat &election we've ever naa mr THURSDAY PH!LATIIEA soCIEtY, 'flruno <loy, 7:30 p,m, II thl lllcldhport Chureh of Chrlot. BRADBURY PTA Tlluraday, 7:30P.m. II tile scllool; J>roll'llll a lalk by Cbarl01 !.epr on flrll ald. Nomlnad111 commllteo be -lnte<l; 101<011<1 ande --li " molhera ha.. rtrreslunents. ' urpclll> -ncl. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Heatb llatllodlat Chureh. 2 p,m. OOIIIIUNION, Heatb llatllodlat Church. 7:3() Thutsclay. WOllEN'S bjlketbOII pme II lhe ~M"ttemM!W'Y School. 7:30 Thura<loy, toilowtrw by a pmo be!W- boyo ofthUecond, lhlrd, and !ourtli ......... Pl'O> c-11> 110 to the ,,T,A. CANDLEUGifl' ~ . Trlnlll Unllecl Cliurcb of 'Chrlit. 7:30p.m. Davis-Warner Ins;' dlam-. 8f~EL ·--anton. TOY. .. Our !xcluilve M.yt1g Bldg. .• We Service Your Old Wringer :Washlr and Your Automatic 1211r be plame<l. SYRACUSE Elom-.-y P,T,A, 11 the school, 7:30Tuosclayn!Pt; Mrs. Harold Lohn speoker on co=<lttee• and their rei!IIOiliiMIItles; prosrsm on pbyolcal 0.. ,.., pre-ed by William Arnott; ~neuse Bo7 SCoutl will have the closln&WEDNESDAY WHn'E ROSE LODGE, 1:30 p.m. W-aday at the Arnorl<111 Lesion ball, ~ POMEROY CHAPTER 80,llo)'al Arch llason1, 7:311 p.m. Woclnea<loy 11 the Pomeroy llasonlc T~ Jameo Bucllllrln II P. Wello, Mra. T. G. lllllclore, Mra. Orin lluhlprdner, Mrl. George Tripp, Mra. Nora Tripp, Mra. John Tee!Drd, Mra. Richard Karr, Mrs. Henry Bentz, NaDey and Jeenlne BootZ, lo!ra. Harold Teaford, Mlas Mary Lou Tea.. !Dr<l, lollu illaroo Berrl-, Mra. Bl7th Thelu, Min Marlll'n SWann, Mrs. .Olarles nortman ud VIcki, lind lollu Julie lll'or. Presenting gl!lali>Mro. Srrllller were Mra. Georp llolllnaD, Mrs. Lewlo, Mrs. Jim lluJnpr4ner, Mra. Edltl'l Teaford, Mra. Ellie llloiJiaOmer1, Mra. Harold Fitch, Mrs. Georp Doolllll~. Mrs. Romle Colllnl, Mill J1110 Walla, Mrs. Ropr~cer, Mrs. Art Gilmore, Mro. WUUamSirlna, Mra. Betl;r Spencer, Mrs. G a II ..' .~ I _..,bar s. blios, are held together by m.., ual gravltallonal ottraellon. Mrs. Lewlo FoX waa •'"'tell IOrthemeetlnt<ODilocltd ~ Mrs. Paul Frlclr, prtllclotlt. G""" •IDIIDI Ill "The Old llutpd cro11" ond the Lord' aPr~~­ oi In un!IOII . ~ llle _.. ,_ .' >··fi ..•••·.··, "'*ery ' au clusters which ,move fh!'outlh opace like swarm• of HewltloD. Mrs. Swisher Honored On . Ccllrr>QI reu.ro<ll chargbql •>psrUaaa polltl<•" on lhe oub- . ·,;c,.~~.o.)o I . .ilf;: wllh a statement, coiling Jooea' aalher could be lither In ·lirecko · - eye bor 111Uch waa reacUon "deplorable.• , , ap tllat aUil .baa not re- ""-· Urdteol PH11 11ta,yer, wlto heads tho e!!o!ll -ed !rom the Qllo oltle6r .ln tloqal d!Kio.Nd .~_,ebarcla. of lito le<leral lnvesfliatlon, l!irld lllld In the Ohio Bl.tr, Hi · Iaiit ~· · ftve of 10 posll.ble reaams for aai<l - · bepn """"'l' 'II' BUt .'Qialtt 111'<1' testa lind failure have beeft o i l - by ·remove tbe wreekale · G!l· ji,o · llla!Jil• ell "'l''"! wiH hive to au. llrli ol tha river, ~ 'the determine u there waa ~ !lui lrlvellia1!lora. COrps of E11&1uWI! Ja 'btl&!•, or the or JWs, He noted that lhe lncle~ u. <oollllllanl empiO)'e<l by the bringing In clre<liiiDc eQifillliiill If it lo fDunol, - . , ClliiiDI State ft91d commtaalon-llaci- opln to oeordl lrl lila rl•ir· the brld&t to eOUapso. . Jeold-Ma'aten of HarrlsbUt& Pl. Thayer aai<1 lhree 0< filllr Thayer said II would be -have joined the federal pins eacb mealllll'ing'· """"·· is olx rnoMha ,after a Nil• In making a rrtudo' ol the cause Inches long, 111111 11 'lnchto In hesrlng It ......etoclln a.aile.:. ·of collapse, tllal also will delve have been 1m 1W 7 bofort lnlormaUoD Ia into preventive meaBUres before EadJ pin welalla , """" . 200 avaUable !ram test~ lind after lhe collapse. poundo. · ' aai<l 111e tooliDD lo~er Bald tllo misolng pin Be Bal~ tmro~a k1J0W .,lllgolm's Willi 1<1 tincl the pin 11111ch f a . - tho eye bars to- the mi11ID1 plo came ~ a lo lo provo llill'llnd • the Now You Know A atJio rewo of - EaiW' hltl Wll I reatun Ol I or. Brereton ~ of lla,1- - Thayer, appeared before a lea- committee. . la)aUve subcommittee appo1me<1 118 aai<l It wss hla opinion to kel!ll tile lelllolature abrsallt . that tile eight - membe< sroup ol lnveatlptiODs being made by was BJ)JIOinte<l "ID trick tbe a pr1va$e ccnsultant ft.rm and people Into bellevin& the lqiafederal asenclea IIJlllOintecl un- laUve lea<lerlhlp lfllllll a comdor an Otder·by President Jolin- plete lnve~. .. Tho oubcormnlltee re8pOII(Ied 1011 • Feature Club Style Revue Final Rehearsal 1 We leave everything Ileal as a pin and clean your Mllytag. 1 We leave a postagepaid card for you to evaluate our work. Rlteo ol eonflrmaU.,;,.(or olabt wltlte wllh green saUn blnrs, carrted palm branches and PreHDted, The Palma under the direction of Mrs. Marvin Burt. Maktq up . the group were CArol Barnltz, Melanie Burt; Terri ~ Russell, Caral1m lind Maral1m Tracy, David and Kennelb Harris, Jselce Holter, Danny Wood, Joe, DoutdaaaadJames Rosenbaum, Kathy and Mary HelUngtoo, George W. Wells, Mrs. en Bluttnar, Usa and Rebecca Carl E. Lambert and 1nlant 1bomaa, Faitll Ann Perrill, lind FISH &FRENCH FRIES Story of ·Simon (of Cyrena JGiVen Eight Youths Confirmed in Church Rites ywag people were • feature ol . .... .•;;, .. .. ·s ,, .·"','" '·..,,·,,.. ·'li'~ ' ' <'.·~ · to. ,., .. :,. llondtjo �o ,,..._,.~ ..,-- ....- - -.... ---~ I' 3 - The DOll)' Stllllnel, Micldlepor~l'omeroy, 0., Aj>rll 9, 1968 . 32nd Masters To Begin tThursday; Casper Wins . ' • AH·Itan® ~--- .... 1968 Openers. May ·,& :". Delayed Once Ag1Un ' ~· . ' By GARY KALE UPI !l>ort& Writer MaJor lequo baseball IIIOIIl'ned •laiD civil rtghtl leader Dr • .Martin Lothor Kine ...._ and wondered whetbor some of the 1968 openers alre841f Pusbed back wlU hove to undergo further deloy. A tense calm prevailed ln " By DAVID M. MOFFtt "' UPI !l>orts Wrlter AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI)- To!Q' J~ekllll. 1 1ouih little Eopisbmlll who hos been bolllinr tho odds Iince he wu Dine yeara old, doesn't want people 10 tlllnk him coclo' but he's convinced he'S &Oinr 1D be I dellnlte conttndtr in thia week's Maa.. era ToUl'llllllent. ..rve alrea<b' proven what 1 · can dot" said the hand orne. 23)'IUI-Old prO. uNow, it'l Juat a ~stloo of ketl>lnr my ·• •ure and ployq tlle sort of " eoll _ot Whlcb I IDl c.,.,e.., -· 0n11 one other iorellntr, Soiah Atrie1'1 Goey Ployer In l:. 1961, hu WOD the Mutera. But., ': With the eXciPtion of PIQer, DO ,. forol8n aalfor ln rec0111 ye~rs ~ · baa amwn the aggresatveneas o • <lsployed by JO<:kllll. alreetlf · · · - u Eogiond's best aaller ..... in more than • aeneradoD. llocond Tcy This 32nd lolosters, which biBIDI Thurlday, wW be Joclt" lln'l oecoDd. He got 1n10 bia '" ftrlt Jut )'IV U I laaMftinute •• alternate for Nell Coles who nfuaed to ~ hire from :. ...,..oDd, · • But Jocklln earnecl thll )'Mr'a ' lftvllatloa on bll own by I1IJ!i ; · for Uth here last yeer Iller bolQI tied lor IOCORd, .,q one stroke orr the .PICe, st tho since tho llrst loloaterain lt:K, llnlobod cheekiDif ill ...._, ....... hall of the coateworo late arrlvin& bouuao the 3Hoo1o flnlla at Gre«~lboro, were switched from !ionday tD MoDCIQ out of relll)ect for the late Dr.lolortln L-r Klnr. Jr. Caaper Wins Blllj> Cooper won tho GOO by lour strokes with 267. Derendiog c homplon G a y Brsww, J»t rated a conteoder tills year because of bls 11001' 1a recent month•; three-dmo chomPIDn J~ek Ntcltlaus; .canadlaa Goorao Kllldo son, along wltll Casper the onlj> two-tourllllllent winner• 10 far this YNri and Citrus ~en <hon~Jlon Don Sikes all aJdppod GreeDJI»ro ror pracdce here. Arnold Palmer, tho .,q rou... time winner of tile Maaters, ployed at Greeaaboro bot flew 1n bls prt- jet pllllo hero IIDw1ng &udo,y when GOO ploy "'' pOStponed to gtt 1n I pracUce round, Nicklaus, Palmer, Jocklln Uld Tom Welakopf1 the year" a leadlow monOJ' wlmar with more than $67,000, were the oorlj> flvorltes for tbo fouNliQ' grind over tho alwiQ'...,., AIJIIIIIta Nodonll. Bulldogs Dump Marauders 93-34 against GAHS on Aj>rll 10 and the loloreuderl wm tnvoiiD Ky. pr Creek AprU 16. Reaulta ofllondiQ''s meet: 100 yard dash - Essox W, Beese (A), J, smtth 00 -11.0, 220 yard daah - Essex (A), ~lith 00, Glllln (A.) - 24.8. 440 yard dasb - Ritchhart 00, SO!brllll Goodwin -55-S. eM' Slibrfng. 880 yard dosh - lll>on W, Wll'ner1 a JOPhomore, taaned Handley (A.), H. Wblte00-2.08. ln a lllltdout lime of 10:36.7, IIIlo - lll>on (A), CUmlnlfwn Wbitlatch won the pole vault wltll (Ml, Krawacr.yn (M) - 4:49.8. Two IIIlo - Warner 00, ~ a '""' or 8 ft., ~ ln. Uld Ritcbhort tied lor Orat in tho ~40 den W, McForlandW-10:36.7. dub with a time of SM seconds. 120 Yard higl1 hurdles - Noel lfeiga' 10Witl team Ia alated 10 (A), Eokey (A), Whltiatch 00flO to Gallipolis lor a match Athont' thlnclads dumPed the Meigs Marauder track aquad by a fat 911.34 score Mon<IIJ lltel'o ooon on the Middleport h i 1 b ichoolf!eld. Onl1 wbmers for Coach John Bontlf.Y'a lolorouders ln the dual meet were Jim Warner ln the two<nlle run, loloa Whitlatch ln tho Polo vault and John llltchhart will tied in tho MO duh With Alb- w. w 111.2. 180 yard low hurdles - Gure W, Vaulihon 00, Eakey (A) 21.5. Slot- Greeoe (A), FuUer(A), Kawes (A) - 48 loot. lllgh J - - Noel (A), Greene (A) llld William• 00- tlo,5!1., 2ln. Discus - Fuller (A). Kam>es (A), Barr ()I) - 117!1., 2'/z ln. Pole Vault - Wbltlatch 00, llawley 00, Dlnguss 00 - 8ft., .... J- - w, Brood Goodwin Groene (A), !lnltll 00. - 18ft., II ln. 880 lleloy - Atl!Mos, 1:36.9. Mile lleloy - Athena, 3:44.9. hllfwiQ' mark. " Ja<:ldln, who hod trouble "' DllkiDs oncl8 meel cluJ'q bla • eerlj> diQ'• u a PliQ' -lor. PIQ' goUer, reallj> came iDIO bia-Oin .. : cUr~qr tbe Past montll. He tied - for eocond in tho PIIIACOia : . q>on llld, tlle ne>t week; won ·tho Gr- JO<:kBoiMllo Open, while nmnlng orr a •lrhw of lillie eODJecutlve rounds ln tho 60S. '" He a}dpJJed the Greater .. G,_boro Open tD ptin oomo IU'Q- practice here on the Marauder Golfers Standing 3-0 The Meigs lolorauder llnksters took their third consecutive vtc.. tory of the 1968 seoson With .... 0 win o..r visiting Atllens Mo... do,y llternoon a4 tho Pomeroy aolt course. 1be outing waatwo-potntblsis, one lor medal. and the other for mite h. Nolan Swackhamer's Yarat~dera 1n earUer matche11 4hls ,..son doleated ~s Uld l<lgan on >\l>rtl 2 llld Pnrt&-u,, lrontx>n and Portsmontll Notre Dome ln aloUMtoy atlalr Jaet Frldl,y. Aplnst Atbens, MeiBs' Bill Hockett dol- 1\lpr BocltCol<:h ~Aupata National course. .: The 7knln f!eld, slllllleat · BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Artie Slaw wa• 4t the u2001: A~ Ody11..,., premiere -•t the capitol Th01tn "' IIIII htppio nllnllll I ifteludlng nookloce - bot lock.. the almost obliptory 'loog llklr 'cause he ain't got from I 1118 aidn 1lP ... Anita Louloe at! feeted 1m allegedly formal pants. : JUII wlllch clim't lot the "ohe'sevii')'Wbere" Anita look young IIlii girlish as ill the skirts we · ; IIIWlllj> ,.. framing her ubi~!­ . . Sporn Trippers " ··T.,·Toumey l .. f "" ' " Helen . Event For Aprill2 Council ln Wllm•n, Del., where raotal .tensions rose last ...... mer, III>Orlidic sniJ>illllo lootlne and.arsonlnNegroirellslorced MIQ'nr John E. . Babiarz IX> declare a state of emerpnc)" Monday night. TWo un111 or tlle Delaware National Guor<l - ; . llzed at tho local annoq, Five PerOOns were Injured and a4 lea it . 60 arrested as ar19nlato • • • · !lllk, w;on, ocon:l\ "" ,e&flly set II)Ore than a -!Ires. ti b~ate~ '1n · a' p&o•_ ·which .has ~ill · Cincinnati; wbleh ..,..,. been rtnMd 1n col~ water be~ l""'ed violence FridiQ' ·arU!r a roi-e the sftnt 11 poured tntb lt. •IIDD1er oflnterntlltent v!olenee • The total of all Mlddleporl hmds as of March 31 amounted tD $l60,030.0I, with almost hall Treasurer Gene Grate. · Roe..~~., "'"' dhbursemda and bolnr ln the ..,., oooolructlon the clerk-troo.,rer'l bllancere- lund.-•:-..::~:.!.~-= ~· ~ spectlvelj>, in Ol<h fund 10< the month Include: General ftmd: $2,586.35, $2,- TV . .. in Review = By lUCK OO BROW IIOLLyWOOD. ((l1J'O - f--· iloilO ......_!An or DOt, there ·" ~ 1 ·· ~ ~can . 1111\rJ .1 e wondered Wh.Y,.Bob Hope had tD the late.W,W, .lJOgersJ ferhJtpa iJf be the mester or peremonies lot IIQ' porr.iiliner ln all or shO.r Hollywood'o Academy Awards bualneu, vlrtuallj> every year. · lllvlno hoboobbed wltll the But ao the annuel Oaeer ev•t leadoro or collndelo nations, Uld draws near lhif )'e&r, with eonetant traveler hia TV oet tD ....... US••• By Helen &;rrel . YOUTH AlikED FOR ttlTbl,..ollllRn la IOr1CJU1111 P.OOpia, tlteir jlrobtOml· and pleas111'11~ ·Ill~ .l~bleo and.llm. .i\a wllb it'" rest or Heieoi H8lt> U1!, 1.t wo1....,1 . laua!JI but - ' t dildae~· ~lcMotlonwltba bruili..U: Seild 10UI' teenaea queidona to .YOiiTJJ ASKED· FOR rr eere ot Helen HalpUS!thltnow-. AN ENCOURAGING ANS~ TO ·dOni•. · A Df$:QIJRAGED GmL · ·!Ddlvl"""'1 destrins m ftl(s- ..,_ Holen: • ter 'l,h\!'!l.d!lo '!4> -..e: ThUrs- \ ·: 'i'lll.l1 la·~ anllwer tD the sfrl-, dll .eve\lnr·!>J: ~ltl\tr 146.:214· -1'111UJ!,.eoorqed'' boeauoe ill Galll,OHI, or 594 ~IZI ia Alb. 1\er brOIDer tOld her boys date tor onl¥ 1110 roaoons. 1111. THE FABLE OF HARVIN Oneo ...., a Ume, ln a land as ·. ' · · DOir Follower: Hey, Y1""•• BD1 a """' ·UIIhk IIOID' . lbere - don't Any tllno yoo feel a lnJ 011, lot me know !ipletlo< lt.- H. p> •a~~~~t · table ·- · ..drn- · .. '" ·~· JloU.Heleo: ··;if.· · Before my l>o1frl011(1 wk!tin · the Service, he 'I I" me hla'i1111 ' we ~led til waiHarOUter. Ho wrote OY01'1 do,y, .alld oo did I lor a willie, bot then t met !IROiher fellallld my )eitlr1 kind or alae~ i>lf; , · .,. · ,J .~ ·to•llliM U•WaJ: I!!O 10111 tO ·wOtl. llld IIIII hlf;~ bad<, IIQ'lnr we'd ..100;· wll• lit 1101 honte., I ,., awMb" bull)' llld <ldn"l got around to ina hla letters, bot I a1wai1 •••I" on-- ~~~~~:.!:··.~: :.::..::U-:7::1 513.61, $18,507.33; cemetery: $1Z1.72; · . o\o ' dilbtlraemonta, · Now "boUn'" was Inhabited *"00 • .,.. ,.5,· $330.98, $1,719.69; $933.76; Slni!<lr1ae.wer:$4.434.- by two ldnds 0( - l e _ the perking mtter, no receipto, no 68, $2,944.58, $21,843.01; watilr: HEo and the SilEo, known colexpenditures, $102,50; fIre · t5,936.91, $12,71iS.IIi, $13,045:. lecUvely u "Daters." They lol"'l!llmont: $50, $26.40, $205,40; 62; water metor depoalt fund: lowed 1110 principles: No. 1awtnunlnnool:norecoipta, $47.- $48, $72, $120; water conilru<- The HEs mel the SHEs only to 80; f?.Ol; pllllRlng commlallon: lion: W/,34, t558.25, $23,960.- 100 what they eould get; or No. no recef&ta. no expenditures, 80i sewer construction: $291.- 2 - They mixed for the ~ur. $500 &alanee. ~1. $22,783.43, $711,062.85. . i~ of the~. · street malntelwtco; C,IOU41: Recolpta for Jn0R!11 total- And all w•osweeinessandll(iht $2,t7j.68; taO.~ hflihWIQ': ed' .15,84Ul co~ ·w ~ 'canso 'all. Doter~ fojlowed I ~·e . . . . . . peadituroa or $45,461.23. Incllid- rulea even ·11 tltey didn't a - . ~ ed ln' tho totalool' all ~· la It !h"!' ·obJe<ted ·thiQ' miliht pt lhow lotver~Y,e<ileldo,y, llc!l><• S6,9G;.33 lp tho',~al bol!d ~ ·1D~IJI. . . . ,_..,.& ~ and tone wW be ' a retireptent.funtl. . Well ... In thlsplaceotuDattectoi-becauJe of the tremenin'" eame a brave young HE C.... audience - ln IOtuall,y ATTEND FUNERAL call"'! Hlrvln, wllo rl!lhl IWIJ' iormlqf Part or tho lllllional WASHJNGTON (U~O met up With this SHE, nanoe or t.ranll~n · l!l<k relatl.ve ublk: 111 V s. !loll Febble. But alas, poor Harvin, .ioonnllej, He lo iJ,i, P ~ · .,:1nc ·· m',.·111 from t h. e O!li!:!~J~t " the ~~"'"": , T'~~,.oth,pt he (laa~-J"." .:::·~·ftollll,. ~=·'i'~;'i 1 ~~ Help The Ohio Unlvorolf¥ Cctallrl· ulng Mtcation of!lce .toclol that tbe !lrs(.coDIIDIIIIlca· lion• clu1 orltlaaJII" ldl...,.ed · Th~ !lao- ro.clt-..ed lor' 7p.m,,Frldl)-iii~IJpcinL The event will-be held In the lltaf elaalf'OOm .at Davia Hall, 511 Firat Avi'. ., \ Tho fH wili be~ lor roll· dontl, IIJd tl28 1pr ...,...,st. • F d$ sewer Construct1on un 79,Q()~ MASON ~ The ~ Tr!J)pera placed llrot ID. the lolooon Men's AaiiOclotlon toolrnoy held at the Me11011 Bowllnr ce-. Second place ill tlte evtlll wea the NYC Railroad team and Miller's lq.erlolorketftnllhedthlrd. Topa lor tlte toumiQ' ln dooblea were Joe Bradley and Russ Cai>ollart willie Bill Devls and Doug Melby - e ....... and 'l'ith the J!OW boy, llldodeelded ' my No. l .lollow weo boot. .oo wrote and .told him oo. TojiiQ' I 1101 a letter .from blm ~ . ho Is engapd·and wm be marrled 4hls montb. 1 now know I love bllll Uld l ean•t . loH him. What c:111 •. [ do?- JiLTED. Dear JUted:·· , ,Send hilll\a clll"<i' t>f .. .....atustlooe, .IDI keep "'' mind .• • Jl!t••f!lfloDrot. - · 11, , .. (leer Hoi"': , . .,, I beUevl,every -.rllll~ be able to wear whAt he 01' Jb1 wants to weer. Thlllf not solD our honae. Toniliht my ...,..t,·d acid-..·,llo • f · ~ ~andLloydWrlibt, , third. Doug Miller led tllo slnwhlle Pbil BurtoD was eecood and UQ)'d Wri811t, third. II> allevonto, Doug Miller waahlsb, Joe Bradley, seCODd., and Wrfalrt:, rotiJird, ·• llllb aamo r... tile tourne.Y waa • a 2C rolled by Horcy Miller. P•• WodneodiQ" o Probable Pitcher• - 1\l' Vlllted Prell lntei'IIIIIAlllal c (19117 Won-Loot record in <IIOl'oatholla) Ameri<anLeque • Colltorala . (B1'1111et 11-19) at ' Now Y.,..k (!Jtotllomyre 15-15). • CIOYolllld ·Oilobert 10-12) 11 aoJ...., (Potero IS-11). - - - (t:tillleo 20-tf) at ' WUolnJ4m (l'aoeual - Bo- (Ellnlorih 6-7) at Detroit (WUIIOII 22-11). " Oeldllld Qlimllr 18-17) Ill Baltimore Cl'looibult~ · Nltlonal 1418110 Plllladol)olola (lJoort 9-11) at • Los ~~~ ( 0 - 17-1'1), 00 Now York e;oovor IS-13) at Son Frllldaro (lolorlehallf-10), . Pl!llbUrll> (Burcoll!l17-15) at c Jft>Uoton Olletkor 1.$), (o) Qol-.' (iftikro 10-1) Ill Clacllillll ~· 111-Ul. • ~~ 111-10) at 81. < ' A~ - Loul1 (lllbtion IS-7), ()1). of tho few ever OLYMPIC T~YOUTS NEW YOBK (IJPI)- The llr&t in a series of lib: reJional meets to determine marathon race ~lOera for Olytnplc lr)'outs will be held Aj>rll 21 at Santa Roae, CalU., the Amateur Athl.Uc l1nlon announced Mon- di.f, Wilt Will Attend Dr. King's Funeral The postponem.eDt wu seen WUt Ch.-,laln planned to ao glvln& au adYantqo 1D the altlnd the !Uneral or elaln civil 71ors wllo are h,_red by rlibla Martln Luther Klnl todiQ' before soUilnr down InJuries to Hal Greer, LUke 1D tbo next Hrioua taak Jldo11011, Wall¥ JGooa, Bill¥ conlroaUna tho National Basket- Cunnlnrham and Chamberlain. Two of tho next t11r1o aamo• boll AIIIOclotlon - . Chllnberlaln'l world cham- toowever oro IChoddod lor the pioo Plllladolpbio 76orl travel to Bo- Gordon which should Bo- Wodnelday al!lhl for tbo give tho CelUe1 a """' c1oanee """""' pmo of tho Ealllem tD u)IOIId the ~lll)liooa alld rep the Eslllorn Dlvlol011 pliQ'Of! flnllo. ployell Ullo loot 1D The pme "'' orltlaaJly Phlladolpblo laal year. ICh...,.ed for laal !iondiQ' bot Tho Wolllorn Dlvloton pla,yal!o woo Jlllltplllod ln doference to aloo ....... w...... ln Lol tlte or Dr. King. Elstem'aprtQatera 1utrtnc11 The Celtle1 dot.- tho 76en Anpi11 - · tho Lakoro hoot W doloot ot tho banda of holt 127-118 in the llrlt gamo of tile tho San Fr111cloeo Worrlnro. Al-llondo,y ~ Los Anpleo took tlte -"'& boot.cof•....., Hriealll PlllladolThe li:qloa, COI<hed by Dono phla loll Fridi.r nli8lt. Tbe PDit of lbe Hriu FrldiQ' lll8ht rv·Wrtpt, hodthrH-........a team1 qroed IX> ploy ev• 131-105, broaldn& tho ..... thrown out at home plate ln tho 111011&11 llddenecl by tho death or Ia the .....t l)lrlod and blllllod the or rooem auanl callod bocii!M or derlt- Dr. King. noao ln the seventh 1nn1Jw. lllkollartln wa1 the lola 1tlcloo or ot tho do.v u he walQ>ed a Now ... rr lrr6u1- IJCIInl lltrrf lllllies • • ruoi and trli>lo for tho Eqo lol• .o\ llilollo by BW GUW.. wu youiHI ...rll tho onljr 01hor bit by EoaU!rn, A.lexander Tops Eagles 6 to 3 1-. 64' Buick 2 QoOr' sldln .. 8ll! . when the 1\••adi:Jilf 1\wal'dfl'. mont dili•:lilo OOI)Older<!d hll hi/&Ol,y .ll!Jl)ulor video shoWs from Vietnam ll:i a definite factor in Public ®Inion. Playoff Standings SALES HIGH BOSTON (UPI).. The BoRed Sox, whoae attendance aoared by more than 900,000 last sea.!OII, have already sold more tllen 400,000 Ucketa lor tlle 1968 sea11011. 1'htl Sox drew over 1.7 mlllloo raaa last year aa they tlletr fir It pennant ln 21 yeara. "I'm prdJably in the best shape I've ever been in goLng brto the Masters, 11 the onetime pudgy Cosper auld followlnr Mmday's anal two GGO rounds of 69~6 which gave him a fouratroke marliu on the rest of the field. Casper's winn.J.ng 267 waa the lowest 72-hole score on the PGA tournament trail thla year, bettering George Areher's 268 at Pensacola two weeks ago. Casper's acore also tied a GCO record aet laat year by Archer. casper, who with trinuned down an exotic diet several year& ago, haa been among the NEW MARK NEW lOR!!' '(UPI):.cnei]l of 16 feet, 41nehes quallfies In the pole valllt at the AAU outdoor track and field champlonlhlps in Calitornla in June, it waa 1111110W1ced Mondi,r by tile Amateur Atldetic Union. Hilmer Lodge, chairman or Ute AAU track and field committee, said that tile rspldly rising standard for pole vault Ia illustrated by the fact that 15 feet, 1% inches wa11 the <JiiillfYing level lor the 1961 Olympic Games. ORlERENTEHED Pr. PLEASANT - An order waa entered ln the otnce of the Clt<:ull Clerk signed by the court dl11mtssing the diwrce actl.on of Joyce Kay Jones vs.. George ~ mer Jone11 U. ' ~· Cine"-!, l.ouil llld nlglrt. The Ortoloo ..-. oehoduled ' - l'otfsJted - · llace 10 holt tho Ooldand Athlottcs 1919, wu reoolved when Jlodito WodneodiQ'. Oriole shortsbJII lolork Belanger wW bo homo, ln the Wlllorm of tho lolocyland Air National GOI!'d. Hla unit Is era' owner Walter O'llalltf aveod 10 follow blloball'• - l ewith llldPbilodolpbla. ""'"""" ll>nltlhl'• ......,. PhUile of!lclals hod ortlored &tationed jullt outside Balti- their pliQ'ero not to take tho more. tlold in tbe OYOIII O'lololley Cblc...,, hardest hit by wouldmt violence with 11 killed ud DlOl'e than 300 lniured over a three doy Period, iloJied to divert attention IX> the national JUo time 1s a means ol maintaining Peece. The White SoX eotortaln the Cleveland Indiana. In other AL openers, Callfo~~o n1a ia at New York and Boatoo It Detro!~ National games Leque~ find New York at San Francisco, Pittllburgh at Houa.. Casper Wins GGO By Four With 267 Score GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI)BIIIj> Clll(ler, frelh from his record4Yina per victory ln the $127,500 Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament, has a warning lor pertlclponts ln 4hla week's Masters tournamart at Augullla, Ga. ii:P";; • ' "'-"los. Baltimore, scone or looting Uld .......... "llirttod Tho sJtuatloo lp 1<11 Aooaole• heiYy sniper Orq Mo..,_ lW almost ....... tho Drlt lola leading golfers In the country, but has never captured the 8500.!! lOW FOI YOU REPAY ONLY t26.67 AMO. IOIMlLLER Masten. CoS()O!' collected $27,500 for hla performance to boost his ofllclal 4o $50,619. second only 1D Tom Welllkopt's $61,722. Casper carded six birdies and one bogoy ln his llnal round lor bla vlc1Dry margin over defendIng champ Archer, who 4ook a 65 for a three-WIJ' tie for aecond place With Bobby Nichola who also fired a 65, and Gene Littler who ftnhhed the final 18 hole a at ti7. All three "'!led up at 271. Doug Sandera matched the year" a lowest 18-hole ~~oore with an S-Under 63 for a 273 tie wltfl Arnold Palmer wflo scored a 67 and Al Gelborger wllo toured tlle 7,03i..yard Sedge!lold Country Clt1b course with a 69. Another stroke back were Miller Barber, Don January and -~ Player. ••rnlnr• THE at,Jk, 1nd Slvlncs Co. LOANS UP TO $- Want the Beat Car and Home Insurance For the Premiums You Pay? SEE BILL CHILDS DOWNING INSURANCE AGENa, .INC. 'llolga Counly'l Olllllt ond Lo"""' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 31st Anniuersory Solei .SATIN~· ~!" .'!·.~·..... Could set tone ' hnd lt Is entlrelj> poi>lble lhet Ellis Johnson, head boskotball coach of lolorshall UnlTOrlllt;y 11 HwflngtDn, wW b e - l o r the Soutllem High Se hool bosko;. ball bontpll4h!s Thurodl,y. Cooch Johnlon hal headed Marshall's come-back drive In blsketboll. The banquet, a closed event for pl.:yera, cheer:-leaders. man.. aprs, parents of cage program i>art!CIIIIIts Uld ll>IClallj> Invited guests, wW begin at 6:30 p. m. In tho higl1 school ca!eterta. Elson 1t:lencer, preaidentofthe athletic boostera aBsoeJat.ion., wW be master ofceremontesand Athletic Director Bob Ashley is to tmroduce Coach Jotmson. Head Tornado Cage Coach Jim Adamo wW present vanit.Y letters and Hilton Wolfe. Jr., wW give out reserve letters. ' . .A~ It .fk; · Phll.~bla II ~,jos LuiJ ........... rlafot- . went 1M dlltaaco on the bill, ..... alld JIIUod .... lroop~..... HoP,... Ol>f!Yihlta. Eslltmllonow. W..~ . If :Yeu Mwe..... 1Jlll com• For Tornados The Se-ra, who tnditlonaitho buoball seuon in the American Leque wltll tlle President throw1Dg out the firllt boll, (IOsjponed their ....... from Mondl,y to W...,esdoy in deference 10 the tLMral of Dr. Kq. It the 11,000 trooPs in the - S CO(>ital, lnclndiog Belt>more Oriole pitcher Pete Richert with a National Guard unit. can keep the peace, the 1¥ ..,.. ' ' Twills. 111,- looolvod YounYol indeed bo at the helm again. For thia year•s telecut, wid! a huge netlonal audience 1/jlp•""'' '!-~ bocb'; their mar- Freohm011 lllck Van llatre and Tim Ilemoakoy worked on t h e IIIOIIIId lor Meigs wblla Mike Stewart, Ron Bochtol llld Gary Norrla sberecl the Sontllern bill cbles. Van Mitre a~ tor the vt.. lUng Marauders Uldwu rallowd by Demoakoy ln the fourth. De. moskey gotcredltlorthevlc101'1. &ewart hurled Soutll·em•sfirat three frames, Baehtel.Pitchedtlle fourth and filth lnnlngallldNorrls hurled tllelast two. Moigs bitters wore CblP HIBIl'IV llld Pat Areher, two aiDrJea IIPIICe; Gone Powell,Jei!Tyollld V111 lolotro OO<:h a sqla, Getting Tornalb bltlwere ll!ko Stewart, WW Salloro Uld Goorao Lew~e bad two abwlea each; Bl<htol, Don &nlth and a o ok Crow eooh a aJnsle. Yelgi' next ruene pm.e Ia It home apin.ot K;rpr Creek Wednudo,y and Soutioorn 11 alated II> host North Gallla that limO diQ'. Be Speaker 43 to 46, over Deanls &Iedden; Jim Anderson 45 lor Mef88 to 46 for Athena' Bryan Reed and Pat AHL Playell Standlngs stocy had a 48 to best Athena By United Preas International WUaon Carr, also with a 4:& Serlo& A *ry, uenlorandYiterlnbigh (Beat of Seven) ICIJool golfer, WIB !ij1pearlng In W, L. GF GA Ida fitat match of the seaaon. He Roohestor 3 0 10 4 hu been su!ltr!nr a leg inJury. Herlhe,y 0 3 I 10 SerlvesB (Boot of Five) W. L. GF GA Plate IIIOIIlring lor tbe Providence 2 I II 6 Metes Hesenea and Southern ~eld 12611 game Monday ilteriooon sli>uld Serte11 c have boon the ultimate lnfelr(Beat of Five) noos. W. L, GF GA Coochfll& tbe Meigs team Qoebe< 2 0 7 3 was l.arry(Uttle Fooz) Wolle; o 2 3 1 IIIIIOR (lllc Fooz) Willie pllo&- Bul!alo Mooday's Results ed theTom&does,andtheplate Providence 5 !\>rlngfleld 1 umpire was their youager (Only pmes acheduled) brother, Uoone (Wee Fooz) Tuesday' 1 Games Wolfe. !\>rlng!lold at Providence Qoebee at Bu!lalo COnl1 pmeo scheduled) Beoutlful Boolclot ..... ' mers are equiPPed a& llope to handle them. Jthals WW lfoiJirs Whether one is an aJJ..out .. .........,.. Johnson Will -~~ ... ,... Senator• wW hi>at t h o - - ..... . adeotill- In Fer Your . ..,. relieved that the ' <:omedlan wW wltC hillg, Tho Melea Raserve bueball lololga 202 031 I - 9 7 team eame from behind wltb a Southern 402 000 0 - 6 7 thr......., outburst ln the llflh Vllllolotre, DemoskiQ' (f)(WP) . . ~ to.deteat So•rn'a.Tor- . Uld PowelL litewlll"l, Bl<htol (f) nodooo 9-f ill tbotr season OIIIDo (LP), Norrie (6) and lAwrence. up from laal sea11on !"' Wa.sbingfDR and Chicago, 1eenes of looting llld rioting Qmng the Weekend IIJd DOW OCCIIJied by oYer 50,000 federal and national prd troops. ' s...,F-Ht!ille w~ • . ~ bullne88 12-10). Little Marauders Win 9-6 dorl, Atbens, 38 10 40; Jell Burt of the Marauders outaMt Pat S1IQ' 41 IX> 46, Bob Prl~, Melgo .. Thfa Ia one l'"e been uYI•I ' SHOP AND SAVE AT ' �o ,,..._,.~ ..,-- ....- - -.... ---~ I' 3 - The DOll)' Stllllnel, Micldlepor~l'omeroy, 0., Aj>rll 9, 1968 . 32nd Masters To Begin tThursday; Casper Wins . ' • AH·Itan® ~--- .... 1968 Openers. May ·,& :". Delayed Once Ag1Un ' ~· . ' By GARY KALE UPI !l>ort& Writer MaJor lequo baseball IIIOIIl'ned •laiD civil rtghtl leader Dr • .Martin Lothor Kine ...._ and wondered whetbor some of the 1968 openers alre841f Pusbed back wlU hove to undergo further deloy. A tense calm prevailed ln " By DAVID M. MOFFtt "' UPI !l>orts Wrlter AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI)- To!Q' J~ekllll. 1 1ouih little Eopisbmlll who hos been bolllinr tho odds Iince he wu Dine yeara old, doesn't want people 10 tlllnk him coclo' but he's convinced he'S &Oinr 1D be I dellnlte conttndtr in thia week's Maa.. era ToUl'llllllent. ..rve alrea<b' proven what 1 · can dot" said the hand orne. 23)'IUI-Old prO. uNow, it'l Juat a ~stloo of ketl>lnr my ·• •ure and ployq tlle sort of " eoll _ot Whlcb I IDl c.,.,e.., -· 0n11 one other iorellntr, Soiah Atrie1'1 Goey Ployer In l:. 1961, hu WOD the Mutera. But., ': With the eXciPtion of PIQer, DO ,. forol8n aalfor ln rec0111 ye~rs ~ · baa amwn the aggresatveneas o • <lsployed by JO<:kllll. alreetlf · · · - u Eogiond's best aaller ..... in more than • aeneradoD. llocond Tcy This 32nd lolosters, which biBIDI Thurlday, wW be Joclt" lln'l oecoDd. He got 1n10 bia '" ftrlt Jut )'IV U I laaMftinute •• alternate for Nell Coles who nfuaed to ~ hire from :. ...,..oDd, · • But Jocklln earnecl thll )'Mr'a ' lftvllatloa on bll own by I1IJ!i ; · for Uth here last yeer Iller bolQI tied lor IOCORd, .,q one stroke orr the .PICe, st tho since tho llrst loloaterain lt:K, llnlobod cheekiDif ill ...._, ....... hall of the coateworo late arrlvin& bouuao the 3Hoo1o flnlla at Gre«~lboro, were switched from !ionday tD MoDCIQ out of relll)ect for the late Dr.lolortln L-r Klnr. Jr. Caaper Wins Blllj> Cooper won tho GOO by lour strokes with 267. Derendiog c homplon G a y Brsww, J»t rated a conteoder tills year because of bls 11001' 1a recent month•; three-dmo chomPIDn J~ek Ntcltlaus; .canadlaa Goorao Kllldo son, along wltll Casper the onlj> two-tourllllllent winner• 10 far this YNri and Citrus ~en <hon~Jlon Don Sikes all aJdppod GreeDJI»ro ror pracdce here. Arnold Palmer, tho .,q rou... time winner of tile Maaters, ployed at Greeaaboro bot flew 1n bls prt- jet pllllo hero IIDw1ng &udo,y when GOO ploy "'' pOStponed to gtt 1n I pracUce round, Nicklaus, Palmer, Jocklln Uld Tom Welakopf1 the year" a leadlow monOJ' wlmar with more than $67,000, were the oorlj> flvorltes for tbo fouNliQ' grind over tho alwiQ'...,., AIJIIIIIta Nodonll. Bulldogs Dump Marauders 93-34 against GAHS on Aj>rll 10 and the loloreuderl wm tnvoiiD Ky. pr Creek AprU 16. Reaulta ofllondiQ''s meet: 100 yard dash - Essox W, Beese (A), J, smtth 00 -11.0, 220 yard daah - Essex (A), ~lith 00, Glllln (A.) - 24.8. 440 yard dasb - Ritchhart 00, SO!brllll Goodwin -55-S. eM' Slibrfng. 880 yard dosh - lll>on W, Wll'ner1 a JOPhomore, taaned Handley (A.), H. Wblte00-2.08. ln a lllltdout lime of 10:36.7, IIIlo - lll>on (A), CUmlnlfwn Wbitlatch won the pole vault wltll (Ml, Krawacr.yn (M) - 4:49.8. Two IIIlo - Warner 00, ~ a '""' or 8 ft., ~ ln. Uld Ritcbhort tied lor Orat in tho ~40 den W, McForlandW-10:36.7. dub with a time of SM seconds. 120 Yard higl1 hurdles - Noel lfeiga' 10Witl team Ia alated 10 (A), Eokey (A), Whltiatch 00flO to Gallipolis lor a match Athont' thlnclads dumPed the Meigs Marauder track aquad by a fat 911.34 score Mon<IIJ lltel'o ooon on the Middleport h i 1 b ichoolf!eld. Onl1 wbmers for Coach John Bontlf.Y'a lolorouders ln the dual meet were Jim Warner ln the two<nlle run, loloa Whitlatch ln tho Polo vault and John llltchhart will tied in tho MO duh With Alb- w. w 111.2. 180 yard low hurdles - Gure W, Vaulihon 00, Eakey (A) 21.5. Slot- Greeoe (A), FuUer(A), Kawes (A) - 48 loot. lllgh J - - Noel (A), Greene (A) llld William• 00- tlo,5!1., 2ln. Discus - Fuller (A). Kam>es (A), Barr ()I) - 117!1., 2'/z ln. Pole Vault - Wbltlatch 00, llawley 00, Dlnguss 00 - 8ft., .... J- - w, Brood Goodwin Groene (A), !lnltll 00. - 18ft., II ln. 880 lleloy - Atl!Mos, 1:36.9. Mile lleloy - Athena, 3:44.9. hllfwiQ' mark. " Ja<:ldln, who hod trouble "' DllkiDs oncl8 meel cluJ'q bla • eerlj> diQ'• u a PliQ' -lor. PIQ' goUer, reallj> came iDIO bia-Oin .. : cUr~qr tbe Past montll. He tied - for eocond in tho PIIIACOia : . q>on llld, tlle ne>t week; won ·tho Gr- JO<:kBoiMllo Open, while nmnlng orr a •lrhw of lillie eODJecutlve rounds ln tho 60S. '" He a}dpJJed the Greater .. G,_boro Open tD ptin oomo IU'Q- practice here on the Marauder Golfers Standing 3-0 The Meigs lolorauder llnksters took their third consecutive vtc.. tory of the 1968 seoson With .... 0 win o..r visiting Atllens Mo... do,y llternoon a4 tho Pomeroy aolt course. 1be outing waatwo-potntblsis, one lor medal. and the other for mite h. Nolan Swackhamer's Yarat~dera 1n earUer matche11 4hls ,..son doleated ~s Uld l<lgan on >\l>rtl 2 llld Pnrt&-u,, lrontx>n and Portsmontll Notre Dome ln aloUMtoy atlalr Jaet Frldl,y. Aplnst Atbens, MeiBs' Bill Hockett dol- 1\lpr BocltCol<:h ~Aupata National course. .: The 7knln f!eld, slllllleat · BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Artie Slaw wa• 4t the u2001: A~ Ody11..,., premiere -•t the capitol Th01tn "' IIIII htppio nllnllll I ifteludlng nookloce - bot lock.. the almost obliptory 'loog llklr 'cause he ain't got from I 1118 aidn 1lP ... Anita Louloe at! feeted 1m allegedly formal pants. : JUII wlllch clim't lot the "ohe'sevii')'Wbere" Anita look young IIlii girlish as ill the skirts we · ; IIIWlllj> ,.. framing her ubi~!­ . . Sporn Trippers " ··T.,·Toumey l .. f "" ' " Helen . Event For Aprill2 Council ln Wllm•n, Del., where raotal .tensions rose last ...... mer, III>Orlidic sniJ>illllo lootlne and.arsonlnNegroirellslorced MIQ'nr John E. . Babiarz IX> declare a state of emerpnc)" Monday night. TWo un111 or tlle Delaware National Guor<l - ; . llzed at tho local annoq, Five PerOOns were Injured and a4 lea it . 60 arrested as ar19nlato • • • · !lllk, w;on, ocon:l\ "" ,e&flly set II)Ore than a -!Ires. ti b~ate~ '1n · a' p&o•_ ·which .has ~ill · Cincinnati; wbleh ..,..,. been rtnMd 1n col~ water be~ l""'ed violence FridiQ' ·arU!r a roi-e the sftnt 11 poured tntb lt. •IIDD1er oflnterntlltent v!olenee • The total of all Mlddleporl hmds as of March 31 amounted tD $l60,030.0I, with almost hall Treasurer Gene Grate. · Roe..~~., "'"' dhbursemda and bolnr ln the ..,., oooolructlon the clerk-troo.,rer'l bllancere- lund.-•:-..::~:.!.~-= ~· ~ spectlvelj>, in Ol<h fund 10< the month Include: General ftmd: $2,586.35, $2,- TV . .. in Review = By lUCK OO BROW IIOLLyWOOD. ((l1J'O - f--· iloilO ......_!An or DOt, there ·" ~ 1 ·· ~ ~can . 1111\rJ .1 e wondered Wh.Y,.Bob Hope had tD the late.W,W, .lJOgersJ ferhJtpa iJf be the mester or peremonies lot IIQ' porr.iiliner ln all or shO.r Hollywood'o Academy Awards bualneu, vlrtuallj> every year. · lllvlno hoboobbed wltll the But ao the annuel Oaeer ev•t leadoro or collndelo nations, Uld draws near lhif )'e&r, with eonetant traveler hia TV oet tD ....... US••• By Helen &;rrel . YOUTH AlikED FOR ttlTbl,..ollllRn la IOr1CJU1111 P.OOpia, tlteir jlrobtOml· and pleas111'11~ ·Ill~ .l~bleo and.llm. .i\a wllb it'" rest or Heieoi H8lt> U1!, 1.t wo1....,1 . laua!JI but - ' t dildae~· ~lcMotlonwltba bruili..U: Seild 10UI' teenaea queidona to .YOiiTJJ ASKED· FOR rr eere ot Helen HalpUS!thltnow-. AN ENCOURAGING ANS~ TO ·dOni•. · A Df$:QIJRAGED GmL · ·!Ddlvl"""'1 destrins m ftl(s- ..,_ Holen: • ter 'l,h\!'!l.d!lo '!4> -..e: ThUrs- \ ·: 'i'lll.l1 la·~ anllwer tD the sfrl-, dll .eve\lnr·!>J: ~ltl\tr 146.:214· -1'111UJ!,.eoorqed'' boeauoe ill Galll,OHI, or 594 ~IZI ia Alb. 1\er brOIDer tOld her boys date tor onl¥ 1110 roaoons. 1111. THE FABLE OF HARVIN Oneo ...., a Ume, ln a land as ·. ' · · DOir Follower: Hey, Y1""•• BD1 a """' ·UIIhk IIOID' . lbere - don't Any tllno yoo feel a lnJ 011, lot me know !ipletlo< lt.- H. p> •a~~~~t · table ·- · ..drn- · .. '" ·~· JloU.Heleo: ··;if.· · Before my l>o1frl011(1 wk!tin · the Service, he 'I I" me hla'i1111 ' we ~led til waiHarOUter. Ho wrote OY01'1 do,y, .alld oo did I lor a willie, bot then t met !IROiher fellallld my )eitlr1 kind or alae~ i>lf; , · .,. · ,J .~ ·to•llliM U•WaJ: I!!O 10111 tO ·wOtl. llld IIIII hlf;~ bad<, IIQ'lnr we'd ..100;· wll• lit 1101 honte., I ,., awMb" bull)' llld <ldn"l got around to ina hla letters, bot I a1wai1 •••I" on-- ~~~~~:.!:··.~: :.::..::U-:7::1 513.61, $18,507.33; cemetery: $1Z1.72; · . o\o ' dilbtlraemonta, · Now "boUn'" was Inhabited *"00 • .,.. ,.5,· $330.98, $1,719.69; $933.76; Slni!<lr1ae.wer:$4.434.- by two ldnds 0( - l e _ the perking mtter, no receipto, no 68, $2,944.58, $21,843.01; watilr: HEo and the SilEo, known colexpenditures, $102,50; fIre · t5,936.91, $12,71iS.IIi, $13,045:. lecUvely u "Daters." They lol"'l!llmont: $50, $26.40, $205,40; 62; water metor depoalt fund: lowed 1110 principles: No. 1awtnunlnnool:norecoipta, $47.- $48, $72, $120; water conilru<- The HEs mel the SHEs only to 80; f?.Ol; pllllRlng commlallon: lion: W/,34, t558.25, $23,960.- 100 what they eould get; or No. no recef&ta. no expenditures, 80i sewer construction: $291.- 2 - They mixed for the ~ur. $500 &alanee. ~1. $22,783.43, $711,062.85. . i~ of the~. · street malntelwtco; C,IOU41: Recolpta for Jn0R!11 total- And all w•osweeinessandll(iht $2,t7j.68; taO.~ hflihWIQ': ed' .15,84Ul co~ ·w ~ 'canso 'all. Doter~ fojlowed I ~·e . . . . . . peadituroa or $45,461.23. Incllid- rulea even ·11 tltey didn't a - . ~ ed ln' tho totalool' all ~· la It !h"!' ·obJe<ted ·thiQ' miliht pt lhow lotver~Y,e<ileldo,y, llc!l><• S6,9G;.33 lp tho',~al bol!d ~ ·1D~IJI. . . . ,_..,.& ~ and tone wW be ' a retireptent.funtl. . Well ... In thlsplaceotuDattectoi-becauJe of the tremenin'" eame a brave young HE C.... audience - ln IOtuall,y ATTEND FUNERAL call"'! Hlrvln, wllo rl!lhl IWIJ' iormlqf Part or tho lllllional WASHJNGTON (U~O met up With this SHE, nanoe or t.ranll~n · l!l<k relatl.ve ublk: 111 V s. !loll Febble. But alas, poor Harvin, .ioonnllej, He lo iJ,i, P ~ · .,:1nc ·· m',.·111 from t h. e O!li!:!~J~t " the ~~"'"": , T'~~,.oth,pt he (laa~-J"." .:::·~·ftollll,. ~=·'i'~;'i 1 ~~ Help The Ohio Unlvorolf¥ Cctallrl· ulng Mtcation of!lce .toclol that tbe !lrs(.coDIIDIIIIlca· lion• clu1 orltlaaJII" ldl...,.ed · Th~ !lao- ro.clt-..ed lor' 7p.m,,Frldl)-iii~IJpcinL The event will-be held In the lltaf elaalf'OOm .at Davia Hall, 511 Firat Avi'. ., \ Tho fH wili be~ lor roll· dontl, IIJd tl28 1pr ...,...,st. • F d$ sewer Construct1on un 79,Q()~ MASON ~ The ~ Tr!J)pera placed llrot ID. the lolooon Men's AaiiOclotlon toolrnoy held at the Me11011 Bowllnr ce-. Second place ill tlte evtlll wea the NYC Railroad team and Miller's lq.erlolorketftnllhedthlrd. Topa lor tlte toumiQ' ln dooblea were Joe Bradley and Russ Cai>ollart willie Bill Devls and Doug Melby - e ....... and 'l'ith the J!OW boy, llldodeelded ' my No. l .lollow weo boot. .oo wrote and .told him oo. TojiiQ' I 1101 a letter .from blm ~ . ho Is engapd·and wm be marrled 4hls montb. 1 now know I love bllll Uld l ean•t . loH him. What c:111 •. [ do?- JiLTED. Dear JUted:·· , ,Send hilll\a clll"<i' t>f .. .....atustlooe, .IDI keep "'' mind .• • Jl!t••f!lfloDrot. - · 11, , .. (leer Hoi"': , . .,, I beUevl,every -.rllll~ be able to wear whAt he 01' Jb1 wants to weer. Thlllf not solD our honae. Toniliht my ...,..t,·d acid-..·,llo • f · ~ ~andLloydWrlibt, , third. Doug Miller led tllo slnwhlle Pbil BurtoD was eecood and UQ)'d Wri811t, third. II> allevonto, Doug Miller waahlsb, Joe Bradley, seCODd., and Wrfalrt:, rotiJird, ·• llllb aamo r... tile tourne.Y waa • a 2C rolled by Horcy Miller. P•• WodneodiQ" o Probable Pitcher• - 1\l' Vlllted Prell lntei'IIIIIAlllal c (19117 Won-Loot record in <IIOl'oatholla) Ameri<anLeque • Colltorala . (B1'1111et 11-19) at ' Now Y.,..k (!Jtotllomyre 15-15). • CIOYolllld ·Oilobert 10-12) 11 aoJ...., (Potero IS-11). - - - (t:tillleo 20-tf) at ' WUolnJ4m (l'aoeual - Bo- (Ellnlorih 6-7) at Detroit (WUIIOII 22-11). " Oeldllld Qlimllr 18-17) Ill Baltimore Cl'looibult~ · Nltlonal 1418110 Plllladol)olola (lJoort 9-11) at • Los ~~~ ( 0 - 17-1'1), 00 Now York e;oovor IS-13) at Son Frllldaro (lolorlehallf-10), . Pl!llbUrll> (Burcoll!l17-15) at c Jft>Uoton Olletkor 1.$), (o) Qol-.' (iftikro 10-1) Ill Clacllillll ~· 111-Ul. • ~~ 111-10) at 81. < ' A~ - Loul1 (lllbtion IS-7), ()1). of tho few ever OLYMPIC T~YOUTS NEW YOBK (IJPI)- The llr&t in a series of lib: reJional meets to determine marathon race ~lOera for Olytnplc lr)'outs will be held Aj>rll 21 at Santa Roae, CalU., the Amateur Athl.Uc l1nlon announced Mon- di.f, Wilt Will Attend Dr. King's Funeral The postponem.eDt wu seen WUt Ch.-,laln planned to ao glvln& au adYantqo 1D the altlnd the !Uneral or elaln civil 71ors wllo are h,_red by rlibla Martln Luther Klnl todiQ' before soUilnr down InJuries to Hal Greer, LUke 1D tbo next Hrioua taak Jldo11011, Wall¥ JGooa, Bill¥ conlroaUna tho National Basket- Cunnlnrham and Chamberlain. Two of tho next t11r1o aamo• boll AIIIOclotlon - . Chllnberlaln'l world cham- toowever oro IChoddod lor the pioo Plllladolpbio 76orl travel to Bo- Gordon which should Bo- Wodnelday al!lhl for tbo give tho CelUe1 a """' c1oanee """""' pmo of tho Ealllem tD u)IOIId the ~lll)liooa alld rep the Eslllorn Dlvlol011 pliQ'Of! flnllo. ployell Ullo loot 1D The pme "'' orltlaaJly Phlladolpblo laal year. ICh...,.ed for laal !iondiQ' bot Tho Wolllorn Dlvloton pla,yal!o woo Jlllltplllod ln doference to aloo ....... w...... ln Lol tlte or Dr. King. Elstem'aprtQatera 1utrtnc11 The Celtle1 dot.- tho 76en Anpi11 - · tho Lakoro hoot W doloot ot tho banda of holt 127-118 in the llrlt gamo of tile tho San Fr111cloeo Worrlnro. Al-llondo,y ~ Los Anpleo took tlte -"'& boot.cof•....., Hriealll PlllladolThe li:qloa, COI<hed by Dono phla loll Fridi.r nli8lt. Tbe PDit of lbe Hriu FrldiQ' lll8ht rv·Wrtpt, hodthrH-........a team1 qroed IX> ploy ev• 131-105, broaldn& tho ..... thrown out at home plate ln tho 111011&11 llddenecl by tho death or Ia the .....t l)lrlod and blllllod the or rooem auanl callod bocii!M or derlt- Dr. King. noao ln the seventh 1nn1Jw. lllkollartln wa1 the lola 1tlcloo or ot tho do.v u he walQ>ed a Now ... rr lrr6u1- IJCIInl lltrrf lllllies • • ruoi and trli>lo for tho Eqo lol• .o\ llilollo by BW GUW.. wu youiHI ...rll tho onljr 01hor bit by EoaU!rn, A.lexander Tops Eagles 6 to 3 1-. 64' Buick 2 QoOr' sldln .. 8ll! . when the 1\••adi:Jilf 1\wal'dfl'. mont dili•:lilo OOI)Older<!d hll hi/&Ol,y .ll!Jl)ulor video shoWs from Vietnam ll:i a definite factor in Public ®Inion. Playoff Standings SALES HIGH BOSTON (UPI).. The BoRed Sox, whoae attendance aoared by more than 900,000 last sea.!OII, have already sold more tllen 400,000 Ucketa lor tlle 1968 sea11011. 1'htl Sox drew over 1.7 mlllloo raaa last year aa they tlletr fir It pennant ln 21 yeara. "I'm prdJably in the best shape I've ever been in goLng brto the Masters, 11 the onetime pudgy Cosper auld followlnr Mmday's anal two GGO rounds of 69~6 which gave him a fouratroke marliu on the rest of the field. Casper's winn.J.ng 267 waa the lowest 72-hole score on the PGA tournament trail thla year, bettering George Areher's 268 at Pensacola two weeks ago. Casper's acore also tied a GCO record aet laat year by Archer. casper, who with trinuned down an exotic diet several year& ago, haa been among the NEW MARK NEW lOR!!' '(UPI):.cnei]l of 16 feet, 41nehes quallfies In the pole valllt at the AAU outdoor track and field champlonlhlps in Calitornla in June, it waa 1111110W1ced Mondi,r by tile Amateur Atldetic Union. Hilmer Lodge, chairman or Ute AAU track and field committee, said that tile rspldly rising standard for pole vault Ia illustrated by the fact that 15 feet, 1% inches wa11 the <JiiillfYing level lor the 1961 Olympic Games. ORlERENTEHED Pr. PLEASANT - An order waa entered ln the otnce of the Clt<:ull Clerk signed by the court dl11mtssing the diwrce actl.on of Joyce Kay Jones vs.. George ~ mer Jone11 U. ' ~· Cine"-!, l.ouil llld nlglrt. The Ortoloo ..-. oehoduled ' - l'otfsJted - · llace 10 holt tho Ooldand Athlottcs 1919, wu reoolved when Jlodito WodneodiQ'. Oriole shortsbJII lolork Belanger wW bo homo, ln the Wlllorm of tho lolocyland Air National GOI!'d. Hla unit Is era' owner Walter O'llalltf aveod 10 follow blloball'• - l ewith llldPbilodolpbla. ""'"""" ll>nltlhl'• ......,. PhUile of!lclals hod ortlored &tationed jullt outside Balti- their pliQ'ero not to take tho more. tlold in tbe OYOIII O'lololley Cblc...,, hardest hit by wouldmt violence with 11 killed ud DlOl'e than 300 lniured over a three doy Period, iloJied to divert attention IX> the national JUo time 1s a means ol maintaining Peece. The White SoX eotortaln the Cleveland Indiana. In other AL openers, Callfo~~o n1a ia at New York and Boatoo It Detro!~ National games Leque~ find New York at San Francisco, Pittllburgh at Houa.. Casper Wins GGO By Four With 267 Score GREENSBORO, N. C. (UPI)BIIIj> Clll(ler, frelh from his record4Yina per victory ln the $127,500 Greater Greensboro Open Golf Tournament, has a warning lor pertlclponts ln 4hla week's Masters tournamart at Augullla, Ga. ii:P";; • ' "'-"los. Baltimore, scone or looting Uld .......... "llirttod Tho sJtuatloo lp 1<11 Aooaole• heiYy sniper Orq Mo..,_ lW almost ....... tho Drlt lola leading golfers In the country, but has never captured the 8500.!! lOW FOI YOU REPAY ONLY t26.67 AMO. IOIMlLLER Masten. CoS()O!' collected $27,500 for hla performance to boost his ofllclal 4o $50,619. second only 1D Tom Welllkopt's $61,722. Casper carded six birdies and one bogoy ln his llnal round lor bla vlc1Dry margin over defendIng champ Archer, who 4ook a 65 for a three-WIJ' tie for aecond place With Bobby Nichola who also fired a 65, and Gene Littler who ftnhhed the final 18 hole a at ti7. All three "'!led up at 271. Doug Sandera matched the year" a lowest 18-hole ~~oore with an S-Under 63 for a 273 tie wltfl Arnold Palmer wflo scored a 67 and Al Gelborger wllo toured tlle 7,03i..yard Sedge!lold Country Clt1b course with a 69. Another stroke back were Miller Barber, Don January and -~ Player. ••rnlnr• THE at,Jk, 1nd Slvlncs Co. LOANS UP TO $- Want the Beat Car and Home Insurance For the Premiums You Pay? SEE BILL CHILDS DOWNING INSURANCE AGENa, .INC. 'llolga Counly'l Olllllt ond Lo"""' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 31st Anniuersory Solei .SATIN~· ~!" .'!·.~·..... Could set tone ' hnd lt Is entlrelj> poi>lble lhet Ellis Johnson, head boskotball coach of lolorshall UnlTOrlllt;y 11 HwflngtDn, wW b e - l o r the Soutllem High Se hool bosko;. ball bontpll4h!s Thurodl,y. Cooch Johnlon hal headed Marshall's come-back drive In blsketboll. The banquet, a closed event for pl.:yera, cheer:-leaders. man.. aprs, parents of cage program i>art!CIIIIIts Uld ll>IClallj> Invited guests, wW begin at 6:30 p. m. In tho higl1 school ca!eterta. Elson 1t:lencer, preaidentofthe athletic boostera aBsoeJat.ion., wW be master ofceremontesand Athletic Director Bob Ashley is to tmroduce Coach Jotmson. Head Tornado Cage Coach Jim Adamo wW present vanit.Y letters and Hilton Wolfe. Jr., wW give out reserve letters. ' . .A~ It .fk; · Phll.~bla II ~,jos LuiJ ........... rlafot- . went 1M dlltaaco on the bill, ..... alld JIIUod .... lroop~..... HoP,... Ol>f!Yihlta. Eslltmllonow. W..~ . If :Yeu Mwe..... 1Jlll com• For Tornados The Se-ra, who tnditlonaitho buoball seuon in the American Leque wltll tlle President throw1Dg out the firllt boll, (IOsjponed their ....... from Mondl,y to W...,esdoy in deference 10 the tLMral of Dr. Kq. It the 11,000 trooPs in the - S CO(>ital, lnclndiog Belt>more Oriole pitcher Pete Richert with a National Guard unit. can keep the peace, the 1¥ ..,.. ' ' Twills. 111,- looolvod YounYol indeed bo at the helm again. For thia year•s telecut, wid! a huge netlonal audience 1/jlp•""'' '!-~ bocb'; their mar- Freohm011 lllck Van llatre and Tim Ilemoakoy worked on t h e IIIOIIIId lor Meigs wblla Mike Stewart, Ron Bochtol llld Gary Norrla sberecl the Sontllern bill cbles. Van Mitre a~ tor the vt.. lUng Marauders Uldwu rallowd by Demoakoy ln the fourth. De. moskey gotcredltlorthevlc101'1. &ewart hurled Soutll·em•sfirat three frames, Baehtel.Pitchedtlle fourth and filth lnnlngallldNorrls hurled tllelast two. Moigs bitters wore CblP HIBIl'IV llld Pat Areher, two aiDrJea IIPIICe; Gone Powell,Jei!Tyollld V111 lolotro OO<:h a sqla, Getting Tornalb bltlwere ll!ko Stewart, WW Salloro Uld Goorao Lew~e bad two abwlea each; Bl<htol, Don &nlth and a o ok Crow eooh a aJnsle. Yelgi' next ruene pm.e Ia It home apin.ot K;rpr Creek Wednudo,y and Soutioorn 11 alated II> host North Gallla that limO diQ'. Be Speaker 43 to 46, over Deanls &Iedden; Jim Anderson 45 lor Mef88 to 46 for Athena' Bryan Reed and Pat AHL Playell Standlngs stocy had a 48 to best Athena By United Preas International WUaon Carr, also with a 4:& Serlo& A *ry, uenlorandYiterlnbigh (Beat of Seven) ICIJool golfer, WIB !ij1pearlng In W, L. GF GA Ida fitat match of the seaaon. He Roohestor 3 0 10 4 hu been su!ltr!nr a leg inJury. Herlhe,y 0 3 I 10 SerlvesB (Boot of Five) W. L. GF GA Plate IIIOIIlring lor tbe Providence 2 I II 6 Metes Hesenea and Southern ~eld 12611 game Monday ilteriooon sli>uld Serte11 c have boon the ultimate lnfelr(Beat of Five) noos. W. L, GF GA Coochfll& tbe Meigs team Qoebe< 2 0 7 3 was l.arry(Uttle Fooz) Wolle; o 2 3 1 IIIIIOR (lllc Fooz) Willie pllo&- Bul!alo Mooday's Results ed theTom&does,andtheplate Providence 5 !\>rlngfleld 1 umpire was their youager (Only pmes acheduled) brother, Uoone (Wee Fooz) Tuesday' 1 Games Wolfe. !\>rlng!lold at Providence Qoebee at Bu!lalo COnl1 pmeo scheduled) Beoutlful Boolclot ..... ' mers are equiPPed a& llope to handle them. Jthals WW lfoiJirs Whether one is an aJJ..out .. .........,.. Johnson Will -~~ ... ,... Senator• wW hi>at t h o - - ..... . adeotill- In Fer Your . ..,. relieved that the ' <:omedlan wW wltC hillg, Tho Melea Raserve bueball lololga 202 031 I - 9 7 team eame from behind wltb a Southern 402 000 0 - 6 7 thr......., outburst ln the llflh Vllllolotre, DemoskiQ' (f)(WP) . . ~ to.deteat So•rn'a.Tor- . Uld PowelL litewlll"l, Bl<htol (f) nodooo 9-f ill tbotr season OIIIDo (LP), Norrie (6) and lAwrence. up from laal sea11on !"' Wa.sbingfDR and Chicago, 1eenes of looting llld rioting Qmng the Weekend IIJd DOW OCCIIJied by oYer 50,000 federal and national prd troops. ' s...,F-Ht!ille w~ • . ~ bullne88 12-10). Little Marauders Win 9-6 dorl, Atbens, 38 10 40; Jell Burt of the Marauders outaMt Pat S1IQ' 41 IX> 46, Bob Prl~, Melgo .. Thfa Ia one l'"e been uYI•I ' SHOP AND SAVE AT ' �"' . ' '' Mlddltl>on-l'omeroy, o., ~~n 1<9,l968 I .. . ' til Tuciadl,l', !\prll 16, at the Mld!DO)IOI'I ToWn Hell ill 7·30 :'1~ ifeJeat Wahama ''. · ! ,., ;'J, , do{M;Ji" Wahlmo 101~ P.;;,y ~ to 9'h Monday Dltermon on tllil Rlvoralde ..,..h john Mlilllln'l Galli• Acadom.Y High School ., • \t ',; aoU Pfccpurse. The ·win evened the Blue Dev· SmiU> U, Beep Maltliewo 41, Ill' record at Z.:l for tho sea· Mike orr 50, aod Torey U~d 1M. Their noxl match will be 47. Wahama's lndlvidUal IICOJ'81 'lllurodey at llunlln&IOO (W.va.) were: Gory Flolda 43, FraM lllalt. BrUce Harrold, ll>e Blue Dev· Zu- 45, Rebert iiuslell 45, nl' No. 1 man was sick and did Roger Roollh 46, and Mike FJ:7 53. IIJI!1ilf the match. In the 100rinll, Fields defeat. Low Medalist tortherdne.hole, par 35RiveraldeeoursewaaBeeP eel Corbin 3-1, Smith and ZusMatll>ews of GARS who lhol a pan tied 2.:1, Matthews .defeated Rusaell 3-1, Rou!h defeated lix~er par 41. !ndlv!Wal scores lor GARS orr 3-1 aod Terl)' Lloyd de· were: Mike Corbin 4S, G r e g leated Fry 3\1 to \1. , • will have lhdr bull- .=.:: lli ;:•~;n; wl~ r:;:.m loll-'"~- the budneal &otab- lllh~~. AnYotherbqyllrom ~ .,.y 111111 alp ,., ,_ ROii>ll to tho Dick VIUI!h· ... "' , 1D re~ at 671 S. Third, Mldd\lli>oi't. 16doi. WeclneldoJ eradeo OliO ' • -~ · ,,' )j · · ·~'', tlo I •· lllaftt 'L~~~..' vidln k:~ aWnlnecl ~.. .... .. • - oe ~· tlmeo at a - l e'hander !>fonday ~ at Clllllicotha , aa the Rio Gri(lde ColliP' Red· won 1~} aod 1~, over;. ~· \)al<llftd ~I I J C)ld.) Coli.~·· ; . 1b8 irln Ill••• the Rod!;iloo a 2.0 olali ·Iii· the Keotuclly In· toroollel!lato· · Atldctlo Cmlef· eoce and ~~ lhelr ~-s Dabil , bill·!'\ bcilll' ..W••. !>,' • ·~· ,.,:' ,. ~ JJ 'lfi, -,.t i 'I l l 1 l ,j ''' carmodY, a h"!"e- wlllt two ....,, $<lard In the loUrlh ilidJ1s of the ftrll pme 11 the lledlpen acorecl IOV· run and Mike ~r . ~) '\'t~ ~:-' ~~ '· , to = ~'f~c;u~ . ~ A,tam~ ~ Serlo b II 0~ Rio (;rande'l next 111118 lllll be Weclneadl,l' at Marietta ColR~en meet MalmO Redmon and reeeiYed erodll for CollfiiO of ClftloD at 2 p.m. Sal- . U>e win. He wasrellevecl by Bill urday on the new Stal1ler L. Guy carmoc!Y . .. ---·~- fll-fn tJ fill• startod lor the 10110. The ; PAY 1, . *· Job' Mi.odoy, I ~~ I . couheo. . - > ' '-'"' ·· ·.· ,., ::; -tr"-~--....,....--;-7 Mr . , and. !(rio Do!111~ ;I ..._ W V .... • • New lfa,.,. ' a.,,... ' • l(rS. Etrl Pbllltuo, ll\ii·.JJ,, ,. o -<~: •• ' ' /-/,9 'oi/DJjo(lf ' { /1 l 1 r fill fi 11 g;?ti4/evJ2f~ . . . ~ ' ' - ., P!', . \ Onl• From Us Today Flowers reflect the beautY of ful potted plants featuring lilies, hyllraugeas, azaleas, mums. Lovely cut flowers. Ar· tiJicial arrangements. ~ BYMAXINE, WAI{I;!WI eroW.r,prom!Jed.LouitPHIPLEASANT •• l!tont. J,' T.llollaad, was..,...,_ [ .~<h , 1110111 Dl modo atlhe clt1 ...,... 111111 lor,, & or IJII!e Leo· . W <' " dl . - . , liloadoJ nilht theta ... bac:kera oltlqnr• TVEtiDAY · hoorlna with the PUbUo Senlep loua needs at the ftol4a before LAJP:S AUXIUARY, L 1 w I 1 . CommlldOO CC11ctrninJtheferJ:7 tho 1111\IM opo111 ear)1 In JI!DI. ~}'o•t 26l, Amertctn ~ ..mce - or lac:k o! II - will llolland llaled that repair• ware liD!'~ ~"'•.m. TUeldoJ 11 llul!ond be hold at the c111 bulldlnll m neodecl .., 'the bleachel'• In two Fbi{ !!tl>tlll Church. Thurlder Al>rll IIIII> at 10 I ftelda; two ~ wtrtlllecled; , lilliDLEPOliT llloPW C 1 u b m. ' ' .;;.~ ·' · practice lleld al ""It end o! Till,.,.,., 1!30 p, 1110 ~ ·at . A pollllon drawn liP by the ca-. A - oboold be andlf,lrtiJl llootounnt proc~l ell;y .will be read at thol meet. eel IIIli an ,l a d - llol~ dlrec~ iD the II" o!llc:e.. •'roo lnll (a cow o! the petition be- !Dr -.Id be appreoiallld. tho emblem•Edith u« !edt>• lfol'·-• ~-~ &tloii ' 1!f Coiniiiltint, Foro ,_, ..,.,. ...., · - ""... - •• ere wore read~ chilrplan; -lelpott, .lleyor D. B. Morain read to Cllr1'ellll1 ovor 200 ~· rqtallaey ~ 'llo'li......, BPW . thtrlct tho eouncll members excerpto lered lor tho ....... of Utile · from tutimon)' l!lveo under oeth Leoauo !1iv. dlrtctor, J~~:klon. at -' lo"'~--• ;.;.•• ot' ''·"' _.,. Chu _ , W. --1011 Ave., - b··-'··ln POMEROY LioNS Club,~ 111. before the Mile Senloe preMQiecl counoll with a JIIIWm lor lliHtlnll. (lrllcl Elll....- Comml- tho ll'lilclll"" llped by 13 properfJ ownero o! Chllll'h, lhiO'i>ol!>oTuoldoJ,~ lor tbl ~ or tho ferry lite area uldnll lhat •MadliM W-"IIIP!Iimod. : ..mce WBI. IZ'~ to the Ohio , A._ nlll!'lnll to the rear o! W~'S SOI;IETY o! C!'J!~ Vlfi4Cr 'l'olliDI ~. DIICUI· the loll belwaen 2111t and 221111 tlan 7110 l>o ... Tul....,., . ' . . ' . llfGii falloWed oo tho polnto o! Sreeto be open. ... they will Unt~·lllolbodlit Church. " lllllniOOY thol council fell hove blve an outlet to both llreoto. Mlislo!!Al!Y IIOCIETY, 1'11111· IIIII been ~Iiiii with bJ thO .lleyor Mor11111 8JIPOlnted a ...., . BI,Utt' q.urc~, will 1111111 COIJI9BIIf· eommlttee compoaod o! J a c k 7:10 p.m. II lhlt Aelfnll .lleyor BUl Wellman Fowler, Jim Fllber and R a Y dwrtl>. lltW. 'OIIIItrl will be llaled thol he had received an Muaerave to lludy tile matier lnotollecl. Kr!'-.~or WDllalu. latpley from another par 1M who lftd r~ back to council. and'krs. Collrlll wiD bo hOt· hi wa1 clellnUely illterest. The rellll'laclnll of lllaln II. loiN,, A eaneer. lllm lilllnrinl ed In _.una a ferry llrYice from 11th to 12th lnoluclinll tho ~,!'i!'Jed !Or Ills mlelinl. bao bore and WWid do 101110uld tho lido llreeto b - lllaln and ~~· -.. · OhloVolloy TowlnJComJ>Iftl'pull VIand was dlocuaaod aod bldo ~Firemen' I Aullll..,.,., oat. - e read 11 od>mllled b7 two 7:10')i;m., TulldoJ, II !Ire IIIJI; ., ., olber .....cn action, ....,. ftrmo. brll!l' ...~ and-iulm ' IIDanc:W aiel no llv111 to f!le Aoderaon Blackllocko!Char· li>r ~ bib ado 011 Al>rll. Ma11011 COUJII;7 Utile Lll· lo- aoi>mltlod a bid or .13, • 11 111'1>' piaomod. · 1118 by illdlvidllll Dlealber1 lftd 786.75 lor a 2'' IIUI'Oico lnoiud· $'f-RACU~~em......,P,T,A.. laberaodaomematerlliolorllx- ln11 the ddo llreeto and Trl~.fiiOTulldoJnlcht; lq the rollt rooms and bleach- CounQ' Aophalt Coml>lftl', Galliiln>'I'IWold Lohae IPIIktr on ~tlw·. iDd tbllfr re IJ,o b!ifiloa; on llb)'.!C"llii Prt-..1 b1 WUIIIDI Al'o 1"'•-, .,,. _1111 . Ph. 992 ·2039 Tod1y ' Where S'- Aro Senolloly l'rlcecl POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Pomeroy MIDOUPORT, 0. ' ·· Mrs. Mlllarcl Van IMior ' • ·-· d ,. '"" ..... .lA ...... ' .. -· ' yo- ~: M~Oi1 the,gcl!"; Your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's brand of service is extra speciRI. Call it Attitude. Or ,P.e~: sonal Concern. Or Thoroughness. Or Reliability. It all adds· up to extra care for your car at no extra cost ... from your Ashland Oil Dealer. H.e also offers the very finest petroleum products available anywhere .. . such as Ashland Vitalized Gasoline and Valvciline Motor Oil. ' To get the most out of your car ... get to know your Good Neigh· bor Ashland Oil. Dealer .. lie's always "at your serv1ce. " . ··.• •.. ' ' ,. ._ ' ASHLAND Dll l REFININII'COiiiP,A.~Y .•. •' • »...rim '*'•' · aotlj !rHeuM ~ - Will . . . thecloiJal, . ''•'-· WEMSDAY Fr. PLEASANT _ Jury-· LIM&rd Upton, R.I. 3 Leon; ~ . ROSE LODGE, 1:30 mloolmert, FredGreon, ropab. WAGGENER- MulnoAldrldp, p,lil, Wedneldl,)' It the Amen- 11- and Vollle Tcllel', demo· MalOn, and Rolph W11r1101', Mac&l.iiltOa lloll, lllddliP&rlo . crat, ban drawn the ll'lftd aod ....• Pbi&:ROY CHAPTER SO,IIo)o- poUt jurleo lor the .11ey term The 50 poUt Juror• ooloctecl ol ArCh lfaiODI, 7:30 1>o111o Wid. a1 MaiMlll Counl;y Circuit Court. are: Dooald Sldnl, Leoa; Joanne lllldl,)' ai the Pomeroy llluoDk Grand Juror• will bellln lbolr Ferguaon, New llaveo; Reymond -10. JIDIOI B1MO'- II ... ...Uol at 9:110 a.m. on .lley 8th Worhman, Pl. Pleeoanl; Maey E, :llltnt COiiiPMio'>o lftd 1'1111 Juror• will bello their Fl')'t, New lla...,; Mrs. D o a n - ~ALL GAME..'lw- dltllel at 9 a.m. on .lley 20th. Knight, New Haven; Florence per1 ' Piaino "~ echool, Wid. Tbt u llfllld Jur7 member• Love, Pl. Pl""sanl; lrotallowlln, Apple Grove; Everett Sl,l're, Pl. 1 ~·· t:llo pJJL - T""*• drown!>): !lldrlct ere: Pwai. 1loonen ·Vera& I PO!'IIMil Al!ll\1CIU.E - Menlord F. Pleaaant; Bcmiol!ow-, !bdh· ""-; oicood 111110, TIIJperl - . a , !bdhlldo; CLI!HDENIN ddo; F • R. Fauver, Leoa; LU· ~liH!Ima&ol'orllandmeo. - JatrMcCIIllater,lloJeetl,lftd thor Tucker, Ma""'; Rufuo *lodon 10 ceeto 1141111, cbU- Mto. Dale Nibert, H Ol· Greathouoe, GIODwood; Mto. Plul drill . 25 <eoto. Prwc11oo1 chll· . 1011; Coo~· SUn S I 0 De, Crabtroe, Pl. Pleaoanl; Mt1. Ll· .tria-· Rell-elilull<lllllold. · J.eoa; and Delbert O• .-ca"'!l',AalleGrovo;James lplll· Pullin, Letart Rt. 2; GRAHAM E. Mccomb, Pl. Pleasant; UOI'd · 1 I>Wno l~ ~~'~> ..if. ,fit, "' .u.....,c1or ~-~ • .!IO!~:In&::::: . AY • • ron,. ind Marlih· T, Roulill, New aeoa, ' " il). ooiey COII1III1IIIiOn ~fawn~ HANNAN - KIIIDOih llol- el, Pl. Pleaaanl; Johll EIIOUO, ~ Flrlll Bliltllll ley, Fruler Bottom, andllarr)' Frazier ~ Maey E, Cook, ~· 1:10 p.m. Buller, GlOIIWIIOd; LEWIS - G. New Haven; No!'ma ~ Rillllo, . - ~iiL,u! IIIEETING, R o c k A. lllal, 11111111 KrOdel and Golla Muon; Mabel McDaalel, Pl. • • Grange ~odl,)'io)IOII- • Crow, an o! Pl. l'leuolll; ROB- Plealanl; Jeanette Bcnreo, AI>J>lo JMi!itfOPtweokdlletollo)1WHk INSON- James R. Humphrey, llfY{ce1. . Rt. I Pl. ~ealllll; UNION . :PHn.ATHEA SOCIETY, Ttwr.. dt,Y,, 1:30. p.IIL, J)CIIluek - · lllddli)IOI'I Churcb or CELEBIIATilll rtf tho sacra. , . otthe. Lonl'o SUpper, 7:30 p..U. llaundl' ~odl,)' at film. 1' o a.urcb. Al'TI!IINOON CmCLE, 2 p.m. IIIAIXllol - Captain, Jack L. complete dlarollard lor hla own • • · aoc!ol room, MlddleJIO!'I·,Haatll Mathoditt Clolrdl. Stawart, MaiM, h11 been aword- 181el;y, braved ftro to diia GAMIIIA MU a.optr, Btl& ed the Purple Haart lor . . - , rect hio men In lnlllatlnll ....,. . _ Pbi, & p.m. ~·' ..-.... In actloa In Vlotaem ter mortar dreL , Once, wheft CallllDllul and 0 b I o Iaiit November 14 and two Hftl'al of hla men were severe .. Bronze Stu Meclola. Lalli Jan. 11 .....-, hil Qllck lljiJlllcaEioclrl• Co., Jllddloporl. ...,. 13 he received a broaze tloa ol ftrllaldCCIIb1buted81'811dar for herolom Ia II'GIIId corn- ly In aaYing the 1!0UIIded men'• bat and on Doeomber 27, 1966 Uvea. lluriJIII the.'"'aliUI!ht or en. FI'A TIMirldoJ, brolde dar lor bero~101 lorn In <CIIIectloo with milltaey Lepr m itrat · operatloao. Tho bOnorl ware beccmunitllt liiJl IIOIJ8d on him Ia Wallhlll&ton. Ha II the om ol ilro. Evelyn Stawari, -·and thollloll<lb- ..nt.e. .CI!rl•· ;:Ji,,'~~~~--· , .~ • .; .,•' Your "' -. . ' .' .· ... ...- ·, ~ 1110111EB UNAWABE Mrl. - · ......... tholber 1M wao illlurtd and of the ~ora belloWed .. mm! found 0111 lihon obo _,... hioloallocker. Clj>l. Stawart thou&bt not only ol the m111 UQder. 1>1• coiPDiaod but oliO of hi I - , She Wll - - him lor, Cbrlllmas.llohel IIDce..-..olbOmo aiid II llalkNied at Fort Kaoo. 16 ~· Ia v........ wiGI tho Fourtll ll1lanlry Dlvi. iklll lrid "" ~ ,to cap. ,. ' tala' ID. Fob. 1868 while iD VIII- "'opont ,.- ·• ., _ . ._ ...... 1 ~:;:;~~~- i4J ..,.J '{to a bOre that the whole bouquet ol !tiring to blosaorirlnlllorlh In the prottlest Iabrie a you'll over NO or 11wt P.owtH on linen, roses on aUk,· greener)~ in wool, puasy.. · wDjq!Moft lind borlt-dark ohedei i10J111 with !lloco ond foro oylhia and aoUd• as rtoh bed• of tuliP• 1n an fiber&. COihe, Pi!:kl . .·. · ·' Qj three -all ocOulalo v ............ ·,,,. .' ' ' ·' .~' ' . : . :1.' ' 'linac ............. 99f·22M •rPOMEROY ' • ···· --- --- -- ---- - _,....._..., . ~ IDHrti . .' .: !." ~ ---- .. t .: •...,. cllolloo lorherOI&nil'tld Sllioerc' all· 'eicll' ....... ' lilth ~ 1• ..... ','.'' llldl~ ...,... .. Jlalllr1 ~~­ ....... or Blltor7 IJt~ tl!to!i:lil ~ cin~. u. ,\t.' ' '' ' ' ' ' ' '' '...- , .n.·. \ ' • ' c " · e~i.'ews ~.ilporalllinollitaW.eef\lol ~·~· for ibla 10111011 ind ..mejllilem· 'polls, OhiO,Iubmllledabldor $13,5t0 wlllch olao waa llll1aoe and I tack <Oil to be applied belore!h1 hot ooat would be put on. A eommittee waaiJIIIOinleci by .lleyqr llorlll\ to look 1n1o the ' flnl!lcW and lellol aope<ta o! the rellll'la . ..•• before I .... t. ~... ....hoorlna on ~ mOiler 11 acheduled. Comin1t1eo - · are Bill W~ Wecleer ~. Jim Fllller oDe! a., llluqravo. .lleyor Morpn 1DD011110ed that all flat llll'laoe or tho o111 build· 1n11 - d be Ill•• a aew root o1 a dlllorent t;n>e aod' WWid 1101 COli the cll1 ao tho rOof baa bea1 leaklnll and Ia covered by the Ill•• by the oontrae!Drs. . Council membero _..edtho '"'""latooento! Charle.o G.Joaea, ........ Plrh Ilrln, aa the cll1 ,Ueet eommladoner ao rocoliunendecl by Mayor Mor11111. Jmea will bellln his ~tiel Immediately, The J10dtlm or llreel oommlsdm· era haa been vacant lor some time with Charl~o Wood aervtq ao aotlng conunhdaner In add!lion to his other clutioa aa SU()I. or the Sower lleparlment and btiudlll,ll: lnljledor. Tho counoll pve a vale or U>anka to Wood for handllnll tho Job capablylortholl1liii.Ymontlll when thoro !"'' no llroot commllllmer. A dlscualion wa1 hold'"' tile withdrawal o! tile Klwanto· Club JJOlh Ferey; Roy Bleaalns, Pl. PlOIIIftt; Clyde R. Durst, Rl I LIM; Cheeter o. Flora, Ajlple Grove; Price Patrick, Pl. Pleaaant; Randell Stover, Ai!hton; SUe Full, Ai!hton; Jamea McCulloch, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleaaant; 4<13 G. Foreman, Well Columbia; Ruth Moltr, Pl. Pleaaant; Mto.C.G,Bauorle, Pt. Pleaaant; Edna L. 11ea1011, Letart; Rlcllard Pyles, Alillton; Albert Bollloo, Letart; Paul L. BerkloY, Letart; BlllyJ.Hayet, New Haven; Nancy Margaret Strickler, Pl. Pleoatn4 L e o Parsons, Gallipolis Ferry; Paul Flngerlid, We a I Columbia; c;t~y!•~o:fJ18,,Ftazt.... ;m Marie • A8hton, II¥ Slayton, Pl. Pleaaant; R o m le Balles, Pl. Plea&ant; Dooald o. Smith, Rt. 3 Lt..; W. H, ()h. llnpr, Welt COlumbia; - r d W, Brewer, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant. o emy mortar rounds Lt. stewart wao liOIIIIdocl, but relllalni to be evaqoatecl, he oontlmled to di- rect his bi.ttery•a actlviUea~ · uue received the other medal lor heroism In Novembeli 1966 while I01'VIl1l u lire diOollon otncer or 4th Baltalloo with total clarqard lor hla o"" safe. l;y, crawled from howlt!lr< to howitzer c;hllddnll the e<ptp. mont. He Cl!'l"'aod hinuell - • oral llmeo lo lnCOIIIIni mOrtars and aeOOIICiley expl-· from the blll'J1iq ammunition to aslilt In tho evacuation Ill tho - "Lt. paewart comrou.d: II man)' 11 three millions aimul. tanoooaly. According to W, D, McDowell, Chief of Staff, IIIII auto- -.a T.,.lnina Cl888 is • ~~ JJapti.sed Sunday MASON - Tho Ma1011 MOIIIodlat Youlb Followlhip tralnlnll claao lllclor U>o cllroctioo of tho Rev. Lowell Kenney were baptized and received Into clnlrcll membership SUnday morning. Taken Ia were Bruce Alexander, Blverly Bate&, Clarice Davis, Jaam Dovla, Kl-rlf FJlas, BillY Fry, Connie GIJ. land, Dobbie GIUand, Robin Johll. aon. Keith Jonea, Martlla Jones, Mary Jones, Marie Lambert, Marvin Newell, Kai!IYRooob, X., Sohaoltel, susan n-. Jenny Thabet aod MtriY Yeaaer. Democrat Women . For 1968 Year PT. PLEASANT- The Mason County Democrat Women's 01'pntzatlon met at the eourthouse and elected lour additional ofll. cers to comPlete their slate. Mto. Eulah Belloli!Y wu etoseo 2ml vice president; Claro lee Gault, correspo~ aeere!Ary; Calherloe Newberry, IU.. torlan; Frances Lillll8lfolt, p,.... Uamentarlan. These officers wW serve with those elected earller, Mrs. Bev- erb Forbuo, prosldOm; Mtldne Nibert, lzt vlee president; Nell MAOON-M!asPamllouah, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, &b~-J""'" Jlou.._Mt.... wu otosen Mlsy' ~ringtlme of Wahama High School by the srudonls ~t a recent school dance. Her escort was Charlie Divers, son ol Mrs. Maey Ill.. ers, New Haven. !lie was pr~> sented red roses by LIJnna Uoll. The Jl,)'l provided 1 h o music lor the dance, whlchwas sponsored by !he Junior Class. Olher eandldales were!larll,yn Gibbs, Erma So>Q'ers, Chr!B\Y Parker, ~ron &ach, Pam &ssell, and Dixie !lirlnU>l!n. Kennedy, secretary, and Plants, treasurer. Aileen - Hoi~ aln Wn......,, · IIUaooll Jim WIGIJia, Jack Fcnilor,l1joljn. ard llilno, V.. Waldlo, liiJl Win• tor, Jaek Jllni#.Or· and Wadlar 1babel. PETrriON POII)ITS . , l'lllnta made In tliO petitiGD (IIWIIIIIIrlzedl lnducle:' A oonvmleooo oriiOCoOdeywaa ll'antecl by tblo COin11!iodonaller a hearlq was held In the CiiY <i Charteotai, Weill Virilnla. on January 5, 1~68, to Ohio Valley ~'l'o•••ll ComJ)Iftl', a corpwlllon, lor the JI1II'JiOI8 or operatlllll a Iorey IIOl'Yice laellll1 onr a JIOfllon or the great Kanlwha . ru... and, ......, the OhiC Rivlito Town o1 llondor,.., West Virllnla, to .a JJOinl"" !110 :naw.!T bank o1 tMOdolivtr -1[4 rK Wup, • . er ·from a point In · Nwilerout """"~nil h a Y e made and ..~ with . yoor petitiGDer ,bY par10111 who blve had the ,o ecadm to ueelbo r.r,. o,ystem !Or tranJP.O!UIIm ~ the jwo ·point• ~erein· before oet out 11 belnllntlrely ....,ate, unilopendlble lftd ... lite a.a a pj)llc carrS.ri that oold Ohio Valley Towlai com. l>lftl' hal lalled .~ mpot the reQIIremento u tel forlh by Ibis Honorable !>unmloolon In erantlnll a oertllleaie or noeealiey and - -· lor fori)' lOrY· Peneil SketeheB of leo to the travollnll jU>llc; that achedulea tre DOl met lftd of. Hands lon tlmea period• or waltlq are as much a~· twO to tbrtt boura, MAOON - Brian Johnoon, am an4 that the I&CIIItloa at pres. of Mt. and Mrs. Earl JchniMlll, '"II 11'0 not oulllc:lent to handle Maaon, won first place on hla tile Dow o! trolllc within rea. pencU sl<etchlnllolclaBj)Odhanda, ..., periods o! llnio. U>e llloc:k Molitor' s lnsltnfa. R-Ill 01l made for a lull Jn.. Brian Ia a sixth erader at Ma· vollllptlm o! lhe allellecllnade· 1011 Grado School. IUo prize will CJIIC7 of thf I ferl')' lfl'l"Yiee II be a fret trip to Camden Plrh Is attempted to be curled oo 00 Patrol Boy's Day, Rhonda under ita certtfteate ol conven.GoocWte won second place iDd tenee and IIBf;ea&IV heretofore Dovid Jchn1011, third place. ll'anted by IIIII commladm, and The Block Mothen 18 a new- atte"r sueh lnvestlglti.CI'I., .oo&d ly formed llfOUP, lihooe lnlillftla II be found thai the r.r,. II01'Y. In a window will slgni!y toaehlld Ice Ia inado<pall and 1101 meothe or she may go to tbat home, lnll ll>e reQIIremenla ao aet out H In need of nt!p. Former Mt· und<Jr Its certlfteate or COIIVIII· lOR Police OOicer Fred Tl,)'lor leneolftd neceaaiiY, tholU>enand haa been worklnll with the FI'A In that event tho rlghta heretoIn complotlng plans lor U>e p,.,_ lore granted b;y lido Comml.. to the Ohio Volley Towlllll ~' be eueeJtecl aad the certiDoate o! COIIVIIIIonee and neees!dty be with-drawn• ATTEND BREMG"ASI' MASON - Tweney.two yamg _,Jo and tllree adults attended the Maoon Metl1odlst Prayer breaklall on Monda.Y 111111'111n11. lbe Reverend Lowdl Keeney reported that the service opened at 7:30 a.m. with a brief meditation aod tllen ftlllowecl by You get our usual fine a period of alieni prayer lftd serviCP. and flnlshlng. medltati.on. After leavlngthe wor•In at 9, out at 5 ship llrYice tile group went to tbe baaement tor breakfast and 111011 the YOUIIII people left lo r are W'mner ONE DAY SHIRT SDYICE ld!ool . ·---------~ THE SHERWIN·WIWAMS SHift'IN•IMWAM. The president. Mrs. Forbus, named acveral. ~om'll!!l!!!! cha!rmen which were: Ways a n"l llleaos - &tit Johnaoo; llo&pilolit;r, Juanita Ward and Publicity, Q:,ddee Foran. The grouP .,pproved anti ao- Excello· LATEX FLAT ' WALL PAINT S442~ ceptetl ~laws and discussed a dlnJIOI'o<lanoo ID be hold lor all candidates on October 9th. The gro~.~~ was reminded or tile Meet the Domoc:rat state ca... dldalo dinner acheduiedlor April 25th It 7 p. m. In tho Jr, Hlih Sctool cafeteria, Tho dinner wW be 1 covered dish afll1r with the meat to be lurnlohod. ELMER BURNS- COLOR CENTER 1 • • MOVED TO COLUMBUS C. H. Wise, Sr. or Middleport wu moved rrom Holzer Hospital 1lmdl,)' to a Columbus nurslnll """"' He had beonoonllnodtothe toJPitallor the past!hreoweeks. IUo daughter, Miss Ruth Wiae, Is Bj)Ondlng the week In Columbus with her niece. Mrs. WUUamBetz lftd famlly, ASK TO WED Fl'. PLEASANT - Jes.. V..ald Clark, 18, Letart, and Mar. llyn Jane Stanley, ZO, Ma8011, have made appUcatlm for a marriage license In the om.ce of the OOWJ.- tf clerk. What would your wife say if you came home with an Olds tonight? If it's a Cutlass, she'll take one look and kiss you. And when you tell her Cutlass cost less money ilion q lot of can with low-priced "names," she'll kiss you again. An Olds con make anyone a hero at home. See your nearest Olds dealer. "" hU ~lied "switch ~ ·bulldlll,ll: feaotonal olrtceoln wiiiMillt a nWntalnod -...,_ , The - ruliq Qlllleo to bull.~. lop IIi ·the R2 aooiaJ wN.'i) - · tho ono llf from . 71h Street to the Doodwall aod north lllaln Street. A Onanolalr~ or the three cl~ departmeirtl .... read llhow., lnll the following beluceo '"' , March. 31, Cley - $28,613.61; Water Works- $52,53U3; Sewer- $!.9,U0.31. Preaent ware.lleyor D. B. Mor11111. Clerk PaiiJ Dunlette, CiiY Allornll)' a., Muaerave; and ....,ell member a Bill WolimaD, Jim Flllhor, Wallace liomlU>, Lor- Fill Out Slate outllallcllnll dloplay or 1-rlhlp, laltiative and bravery Ia In kooplnll with the h!llhell tradiUoaa o! tho mllltaey IOI"'ico and rellecta IIHII credit upon blmoell, his unit lftd the. U. S. ArmY." Lt. Stawari eoUIIecl lollowlnll ~tlim Iron> Wdiima Jn · 19$8 end lle'o In tho ArmY lor 10 :Yeari. limo flfcol~. Ferry s~. rvie~ ~ bora e>preaaed foarel lbat,, A»· paronUy the pool' loeltecl on lllaln street at tbeold'Jr.ID&hSdlool -il1101 be oP.eiledlor the ..,. mer HiiM tblo year. CouncU lll8lilber Dol woidle read the cih .... Ice uthth ••• " ,... " port lor lhe month of March •• umllled by ll>iel of Pollee Jack Pyleo the ~ment 111embera lnvealllllled tour aeolclanta, arrellecl four clrlveralnvolved; taiiU8CI526 J11ri(Jng ticket& lftd ..,. UD!awful· Jlll'klnll Uoket; Jlllde 19 orrollto lor road laW Yiolatloa and 16 other mlademeanor arrella; me lolony arrolll; recovered atolen properf3' valued at $240 aod workecl a total o1 994 man hours. u •• Morgan ·-·-·-~that ........ ~·~new "Welcome ~q Pl. Pleasant" olgns will be erected altho var. lous oley llmlto by Jtme 1 In compliance wllh a rullnll by the State Road COmlslllan and an oxlotlng lll!n•. such as those an.-clng various obllrchea aod otvic orpnhatlooo, will come clown and mull be placPd wltll lito Woloome o1(111allonmeraok. Counoll will mootTueadl,l', Ap· rU lllh, at 7 p.m. In tho ooun. oil chambers to approve the levy . ootlmate. CouneU approved an addition to the zoning regulaUons as rooommended by the Zoning Commlalion which will lilow pro. Grove; Iris H. Flellhor, New Haven; Worthy Peor1011, Golll- Artillery Officer Stewart Wims De H A corations 10r ero1c ctions artH.Stowart. '" , Gtand, Petit Jurors List Drawri Reo-•· ' ~---------~---------, ·· · "~--~--~- > !I'"'" Easter. Select corsages, beauti· .. ,. 'he.., • 5~99 Meet Tuesday ... Al>rU 9, 1968 lilrvtC.. WHh While Trim 'I ' o., cram J. -· J fttO ttYIJ..V/1/8 0 lA Black Patent I~ •. ' .~:~: ·e,..le ' nda' ~ : ~ .,)""" '. ·. rif Dov- hlilicitt pold ~i" MiddllllOrtoPollltl'OY, . l'~b:£i~'t't''~'' ;'Jr Point 'Cottnc.i.l ; In·~ · "iln7 <,7•111 1 · The' illllf I "\ . !'fl' . tr.:Va o: Class ., lin oa\lllllt. clooblea lor &o Grande. Raeine Social Events::,:_:::,-·~- 111RS. FRANCIS MOIIRIS · FJ', PLEAsANT - Point Mt. Paul Holter of Voterons Pleuant iiild Fellow• Lodge HosPital 1n Clevelend, Mt. en4 members wW meet Thursday Mro. 01ao &Iter and funl)y or at8 p. m. or a boll tour letor MansDeld, Mt. and Mte. WUbur tl\ln eustomiry tlmoln Ioree lfolzer Hospltal :Vlaltlnllhoors ton, B!dWdl, ion, 6:22p.m. - · Holter, MJ'.JoeFaulkeri>urlloMt. clurlqr tho 01:~ 1 to ~ 1 2-1 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only day; Mrs. Franols D. SmlU>, Delbert Healiey, an of Akron, period. . Wellston, 8:52p.m. Monda;y; Mrs. were here ror the tuneralofMrs. The local lodge was origin011 Pediatrics Ward. Admiollions Roger D. Schoolcrelt, Rt. I Vln- Jemie Holter. ally ohar'lerOcl on A&>rll 10, Robert G. lllarehl, 107 Klneon IDn, SOil, 10:22 p.m. Monday. 11011 Philson reoeiveclwordthal 11155, or 113 )'ears ago WedDr.; Mrs. Rutus B. Ellce•sor, Dlscbarges his mother, Mrs. Fred PhtlBOilt nesdly. fkn!e~er, the cur_rent 42 Grape St.; VIcki Jo Eggleton. Llnnle J, Baker, Lowell F. sui!ered a broken niP !n 1 fall charter dates.from A&>ril 26, Cheshire; Archie c. Meadows, llarrlsoo, Robert K. Honey, Mr&. 11 tho tomeolnar daughter, Jlatbo 1871 and tbl obiOrYOIJOeolthe Rt. 2 Crown CI\Y; Mrs. Roger M. Wendell Jollera, Mro. Je&· cyn. ii>e I• In Hadlord Communo lociB" wlllc-r In tldslatier D. Schooloralt, Rt. 1 Vinton; ale Melvin, Clarence Rodprs, Icy JlospliJII, Radford, Vo. date. A hlitol')' iB belnll P,... Mt&. Clyde w. White, Jr., Rt. Mrs. Charlea M. Salaer, Mro. Mike Huddle- !a 1 surgioli pored lor uoe In Ibis service as well as lor publication. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Charles L. Thornton R. WIIBClll, !lanny R, patient In ilol10r Jlol!l>lteL ThaXton, .Bidwell; Mra. Donnie Wrlg,t, Mrs. William E, Cox, ! Albert ilolmon, son ol Mr. an4 Loeol men,tbers have bea1 . H. Day, Rt. z crown City; Mrs. and infant son, Mrs. Jeri')' L. llfro.Jaoob&llnan,haslieenr• lnvllodloiWOtggSIClPBrS.Tho Carlos P. Wood, Patriot Star McManis and lnlanl da\lllllter, tbrnecl homO from llol~erllo.. first Is to-be bold at Coltoi!&Rt.; Leder T. DeWitt, Rt. 2 Mrs. Rlollard A. Moore and In· P!tal after belnlla pnowt10nla pa. vWe ~· .;lj>iU 12 IIIII the Gollipolia; Mrs. RufUs Reynolds, f:mt ""'· tbn~ Anc!her aon, John, Is olso second at POmeroy lodge on Rl. 1 VInton; Mrs. W, Richard Ulat their borne. A&>rll16. Brown, Gallipolis; Howard F. Tho Almanac Mr. and Mrs. Francis visited ,,,,,,,,,,,::::::::::::'~:::::::::<:::::::::::;,:,:,:;::::::::::::·:;:,:,: Stuto, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleallftt; Lesa nat !heir daughter, Christine Lake, G. Scott, Rt. 1 Letart; Willa By United Pross lnternallo who \s hoiPltalized at ~oltorlng umbla Today to Tuesday, April 9, tho PurkOI', Rt. I Well Col ; IOO!h day of 1968 wl!h 266 to Arms lloiiPltal, Athens, sullor· Rboclena L. Moses, MMon; W!l1n11 ·rrom phlebitis. Uam W. Yonker, Mason; Mrs. ColloW. &otday lt'ternoon callers of Keith Sutherland, Rt. 1 Rutland; The moon ls between the first Mrs. Hazel Garnah&n were Mr. DuaP J, Rees, Raeine; Mrs. quarter and tts full phase. and Mrs. Joe Arnott and grandLarry G., Johnaon.. Rt. 4 PomeThe morning star is Venus. son. Gene, or MeAnhur. Mr. and roy; Luey S. Patterson, Rt. 1 Tho evenlq stars are Mara Mts. Arnoll will ob&Orve their Rac:ine; Mrs. Lew G. King, Mid- and Jlt)lter. 70th wedding llfll1iverury on Ap.. cl!eport; Mrs. Melvin T, Hood, On Ibis day In hiotory: rllloth. 65 1 POmeroy; Lawrence E. Guiney, In 8 • Gen. &bert E. Lee Mts. Cltrenc:oWiokllnoo!TIJ>o Ripley, w. Va.; Mrs. Marvin surrendered to Gen. UJysses S. ners Run and her grandson, n..nE. IJei>UO, Wollstoo; Mts. Louie Grant at A&>pomattox court can Mahoney of ConnecdcottcollVowoll, Wellston; Mts. Ronald touse In V!rglnta. ed on llr&. Haz•l Carnol.an. E. Wllllamo, Allhland, Ky.; Mrs. In · 1940• Germany lnvoded !ln. Grella SimPson returned Franola D, Smltll, Well"'"'; Norway lftd SWaden. tome after two weeks visit In James D MUholft Rt. 2 0 a k In 1942. Batllft loll 10 !he Cleveland wltll her brothor-1,. Hilli E.~. Rt. 2 Well~ J~•e lfter ~ monthS of law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. So),. <IIIII; lli6a; Gllbor:l i!4Al 11!, 2 Wall 1>1\lll·~" ,. ,_ • • llil't!" ·~ · "o · · · •· · 1,~ llllni Mr•. .R irrlt;'111: -~let thil ~=: ae~=~ ·~;. ;~~~·~bier · · '" 2 Wellolon; Mta. Sorah E. Col- rlnt Thresher w • and lamlly were weekend guests . llnl Coalton; Mts. Dooald F. mUes eut of Boston. All 129 o! relatives In ClliUicotlle. Ko.i.r, Rt. 3 Jrontm; Richard men aboard were lost. Mrs. Ann Coe returned nome s. Prange, Colwnbua; Elizabeth A thougi1t lor the day: alter spondlni a month In eo. A. Wyanl, Rt. 5 Jack...,. Gorman phllo...,her Friedrich lwnbus and Akron wl!h relatives. Blrtbs Wilhelm Nlet11eht said, u0ne Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush and Mr&. Lar17 G. Johnson, Rl must haft a aocd memory to be Mildred spent !he weekend !n AlP 4: Pomeroy, daughter, 1:09 p.m. lble to ke$ .Promil:itl one ron with relatives. ' ' Monday; Mn. O.arles L. Thax- makes." Miss June Neigler of Columbus • ' !(Jent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Netgler. Mr. and Mrs. Brian SimPson ~"- the Youth FellowshiP and · and children o! Woodsfiold JPent ..,...... 1 PLEASANT - FriendShiP r~. Jwdor FellowshiP mee-tqs at the weekend with their parents, elaaa members wlll meet for a G;30. Mr, and Mrs. Chester Slm;pson mootbl: business and aoctal Queodonalres were distributed and 11r. end Mrs. RaiPnlladgley. meetilll Tuesda.Y at Helghtl EUB In the olnlreh SUndl,l' by r011r....,.. Mt, Kenneth SWart ol Akron Qwrch at 7:30 p. m., the church tld.ve& of the Women's Society of spent a weekend with JUs parents, bulletin anrounoed 1lmdi,J, World Sentoe. On ;~j>rll23, the Mr. and Mts. James SW'art, and As the church enters Into the mlJsionarJ grot~) wW feature a the Al Crow rmlb'. Paaston Week observance. the 10 maber _panellntheirregular Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris members wUl share In lito r.,.. 1111J11t1>4o meetlllll at tho ohurell. vtolted their daughters, Mr. and tar llro prvor an4 Bible serviCe a Tbe themO o! the program Is Mro. llol;,, • SWift an4 Mt. tnd Wednesday andThurldoJandthen "lion and Women- Encounters Mts, Marlo Schroeder and !amijoin In a opecW "Hoi.Y Co1111111111- 1a Home, Church and Soclot)l," 1y 1n Colwnbu&, recently. loa" Hl'Ylee Thursda,yel'811inglt Mlmbers are aaked to cOJDPlate 7:30 p. m. In the WeclnetdoJ ..., tbl IBIIienecl ..,.otlonalros and a1n11 aervlce, the grol&l wUlatucl¥ turn lbtm In .., latter tnan Al>rll the 2n4 ohaPior of RCorluth!ana. I 7' lbl On review Thuroday wW be morning, round In - B e U and 19, Luke 10 an4 11 and John 7 wUh prlmuy IIUCir to be cem.recllo Mark 9. Next &mday, the Easter observance wDI begin with the s..,. rile aen1ce at 6 L m.; unlfted worohiP aorV!ce wlllbelllnat9:45 0. m. and SUnday Sc ilool cia& lOB wlllfollowo SUnday evoninBWOJ>o •hiP · - · It 7:30 p, m. will oubert ' .· '· , ~ eel~ WJO ~ at the runOlbor extra ~.. hits lor the FIRST GAME 12 • .home ~t WolJit Coo~ edmen' ln ·tbo 'ftrst gam~ wore ·rua· Gr'ande," 00370U-1t • · ho..,rJn.l! Mt, . . .. . . ~ch Don !ltlv~ra, a trll>li; and . OA!<!Iftd. Cit\' 000.100 0- 1 91 ~Is, ~·..U Ylllar, ,T err J . ughlln . a clooblp.,. 1 ' 1 , ~tterte•: Rio GtanclO ;- !1111 7 , ~~~lind J!!!!.-lll!lor. • Ql~ MUI~r staric•flor Rio ' ler (WP), wetior .(t) and ·!Ill· Attenclni' wt!'o ifr, and l(ro. . Grande .and got credit ~ the vera; Oaklaod CIIJ - Clement• •fte.jmond ·Cook and JODI; lleMI' win. He 11"l relieved bJ Jim O!)o Allen (5) and Drakt. "· and·KO!tllot~ll t.tYifllOOI;,Mr. Weber In the fi\Urth. Dm ii>lvand Mts. RilsadUIIIIO!'.andlllke ers was behind tho plato; :" SI:COND GAME . Tina and TimDII'• .l;o!~l Mt. In the second"gam , . o, tile Red· Oaklanil CIIJ !ISO 000 3- e' ·6 f · lftd Mrs. Clareneo 5earls In d: · • · In the Rio Grande :· 711.104)(-.14125 ...., Torry, Chooblre; Mr. and men scored -eo runs Blifmn• OaklandCIIJ-Ran· Mrs. Bot'Ditd:Cooklnd 1111ondlo .'1n the two Cj!lllolts. By ~ FO:~ily blrthdiiy ,g,;;:::::,,:,, ~~~.~;;0;:?""= ~~,:::::: ::;~rE~~: wuma· •&·~:~~~ .~loceL Harvo.V CoUep. Rekera poled .. 1 '{' \ • . :s~~~~''' ruok\vin~ -~~hill:.;l4~l, ~14,·6 ·..!~. .tf..;}~tir~~o,a:~J~'~. ' :i .i: tontafit hia bienpoatppp:edun. ..t . I '··'··'' ;~~ ··' ' In One Day �"' . ' '' Mlddltl>on-l'omeroy, o., ~~n 1<9,l968 I .. . ' til Tuciadl,l', !\prll 16, at the Mld!DO)IOI'I ToWn Hell ill 7·30 :'1~ ifeJeat Wahama ''. · ! ,., ;'J, , do{M;Ji" Wahlmo 101~ P.;;,y ~ to 9'h Monday Dltermon on tllil Rlvoralde ..,..h john Mlilllln'l Galli• Acadom.Y High School ., • \t ',; aoU Pfccpurse. The ·win evened the Blue Dev· SmiU> U, Beep Maltliewo 41, Ill' record at Z.:l for tho sea· Mike orr 50, aod Torey U~d 1M. Their noxl match will be 47. Wahama's lndlvidUal IICOJ'81 'lllurodey at llunlln&IOO (W.va.) were: Gory Flolda 43, FraM lllalt. BrUce Harrold, ll>e Blue Dev· Zu- 45, Rebert iiuslell 45, nl' No. 1 man was sick and did Roger Roollh 46, and Mike FJ:7 53. IIJI!1ilf the match. In the 100rinll, Fields defeat. Low Medalist tortherdne.hole, par 35RiveraldeeoursewaaBeeP eel Corbin 3-1, Smith and ZusMatll>ews of GARS who lhol a pan tied 2.:1, Matthews .defeated Rusaell 3-1, Rou!h defeated lix~er par 41. !ndlv!Wal scores lor GARS orr 3-1 aod Terl)' Lloyd de· were: Mike Corbin 4S, G r e g leated Fry 3\1 to \1. , • will have lhdr bull- .=.:: lli ;:•~;n; wl~ r:;:.m loll-'"~- the budneal &otab- lllh~~. AnYotherbqyllrom ~ .,.y 111111 alp ,., ,_ ROii>ll to tho Dick VIUI!h· ... "' , 1D re~ at 671 S. Third, Mldd\lli>oi't. 16doi. WeclneldoJ eradeo OliO ' • -~ · ,,' )j · · ·~'', tlo I •· lllaftt 'L~~~..' vidln k:~ aWnlnecl ~.. .... .. • - oe ~· tlmeo at a - l e'hander !>fonday ~ at Clllllicotha , aa the Rio Gri(lde ColliP' Red· won 1~} aod 1~, over;. ~· \)al<llftd ~I I J C)ld.) Coli.~·· ; . 1b8 irln Ill••• the Rod!;iloo a 2.0 olali ·Iii· the Keotuclly In· toroollel!lato· · Atldctlo Cmlef· eoce and ~~ lhelr ~-s Dabil , bill·!'\ bcilll' ..W••. !>,' • ·~· ,.,:' ,. ~ JJ 'lfi, -,.t i 'I l l 1 l ,j ''' carmodY, a h"!"e- wlllt two ....,, $<lard In the loUrlh ilidJ1s of the ftrll pme 11 the lledlpen acorecl IOV· run and Mike ~r . ~) '\'t~ ~:-' ~~ '· , to = ~'f~c;u~ . ~ A,tam~ ~ Serlo b II 0~ Rio (;rande'l next 111118 lllll be Weclneadl,l' at Marietta ColR~en meet MalmO Redmon and reeeiYed erodll for CollfiiO of ClftloD at 2 p.m. Sal- . U>e win. He wasrellevecl by Bill urday on the new Stal1ler L. Guy carmoc!Y . .. ---·~- fll-fn tJ fill• startod lor the 10110. The ; PAY 1, . *· Job' Mi.odoy, I ~~ I . couheo. . - > ' '-'"' ·· ·.· ,., ::; -tr"-~--....,....--;-7 Mr . , and. !(rio Do!111~ ;I ..._ W V .... • • New lfa,.,. ' a.,,... ' • l(rS. Etrl Pbllltuo, ll\ii·.JJ,, ,. o -<~: •• ' ' /-/,9 'oi/DJjo(lf ' { /1 l 1 r fill fi 11 g;?ti4/evJ2f~ . . . ~ ' ' - ., P!', . \ Onl• From Us Today Flowers reflect the beautY of ful potted plants featuring lilies, hyllraugeas, azaleas, mums. Lovely cut flowers. Ar· tiJicial arrangements. ~ BYMAXINE, WAI{I;!WI eroW.r,prom!Jed.LouitPHIPLEASANT •• l!tont. J,' T.llollaad, was..,...,_ [ .~<h , 1110111 Dl modo atlhe clt1 ...,... 111111 lor,, & or IJII!e Leo· . W <' " dl . - . , liloadoJ nilht theta ... bac:kera oltlqnr• TVEtiDAY · hoorlna with the PUbUo Senlep loua needs at the ftol4a before LAJP:S AUXIUARY, L 1 w I 1 . CommlldOO CC11ctrninJtheferJ:7 tho 1111\IM opo111 ear)1 In JI!DI. ~}'o•t 26l, Amertctn ~ ..mce - or lac:k o! II - will llolland llaled that repair• ware liD!'~ ~"'•.m. TUeldoJ 11 llul!ond be hold at the c111 bulldlnll m neodecl .., 'the bleachel'• In two Fbi{ !!tl>tlll Church. Thurlder Al>rll IIIII> at 10 I ftelda; two ~ wtrtlllecled; , lilliDLEPOliT llloPW C 1 u b m. ' ' .;;.~ ·' · practice lleld al ""It end o! Till,.,.,., 1!30 p, 1110 ~ ·at . A pollllon drawn liP by the ca-. A - oboold be andlf,lrtiJl llootounnt proc~l ell;y .will be read at thol meet. eel IIIli an ,l a d - llol~ dlrec~ iD the II" o!llc:e.. •'roo lnll (a cow o! the petition be- !Dr -.Id be appreoiallld. tho emblem•Edith u« !edt>• lfol'·-• ~-~ &tloii ' 1!f Coiniiiltint, Foro ,_, ..,.,. ...., · - ""... - •• ere wore read~ chilrplan; -lelpott, .lleyor D. B. Morain read to Cllr1'ellll1 ovor 200 ~· rqtallaey ~ 'llo'li......, BPW . thtrlct tho eouncll members excerpto lered lor tho ....... of Utile · from tutimon)' l!lveo under oeth Leoauo !1iv. dlrtctor, J~~:klon. at -' lo"'~--• ;.;.•• ot' ''·"' _.,. Chu _ , W. --1011 Ave., - b··-'··ln POMEROY LioNS Club,~ 111. before the Mile Senloe preMQiecl counoll with a JIIIWm lor lliHtlnll. (lrllcl Elll....- Comml- tho ll'lilclll"" llped by 13 properfJ ownero o! Chllll'h, lhiO'i>ol!>oTuoldoJ,~ lor tbl ~ or tho ferry lite area uldnll lhat •MadliM W-"IIIP!Iimod. : ..mce WBI. IZ'~ to the Ohio , A._ nlll!'lnll to the rear o! W~'S SOI;IETY o! C!'J!~ Vlfi4Cr 'l'olliDI ~. DIICUI· the loll belwaen 2111t and 221111 tlan 7110 l>o ... Tul....,., . ' . . ' . llfGii falloWed oo tho polnto o! Sreeto be open. ... they will Unt~·lllolbodlit Church. " lllllniOOY thol council fell hove blve an outlet to both llreoto. Mlislo!!Al!Y IIOCIETY, 1'11111· IIIII been ~Iiiii with bJ thO .lleyor Mor11111 8JIPOlnted a ...., . BI,Utt' q.urc~, will 1111111 COIJI9BIIf· eommlttee compoaod o! J a c k 7:10 p.m. II lhlt Aelfnll .lleyor BUl Wellman Fowler, Jim Fllber and R a Y dwrtl>. lltW. 'OIIIItrl will be llaled thol he had received an Muaerave to lludy tile matier lnotollecl. Kr!'-.~or WDllalu. latpley from another par 1M who lftd r~ back to council. and'krs. Collrlll wiD bo hOt· hi wa1 clellnUely illterest. The rellll'laclnll of lllaln II. loiN,, A eaneer. lllm lilllnrinl ed In _.una a ferry llrYice from 11th to 12th lnoluclinll tho ~,!'i!'Jed !Or Ills mlelinl. bao bore and WWid do 101110uld tho lido llreeto b - lllaln and ~~· -.. · OhloVolloy TowlnJComJ>Iftl'pull VIand was dlocuaaod aod bldo ~Firemen' I Aullll..,.,., oat. - e read 11 od>mllled b7 two 7:10')i;m., TulldoJ, II !Ire IIIJI; ., ., olber .....cn action, ....,. ftrmo. brll!l' ...~ and-iulm ' IIDanc:W aiel no llv111 to f!le Aoderaon Blackllocko!Char· li>r ~ bib ado 011 Al>rll. Ma11011 COUJII;7 Utile Lll· lo- aoi>mltlod a bid or .13, • 11 111'1>' piaomod. · 1118 by illdlvidllll Dlealber1 lftd 786.75 lor a 2'' IIUI'Oico lnoiud· $'f-RACU~~em......,P,T,A.. laberaodaomematerlliolorllx- ln11 the ddo llreeto and Trl~.fiiOTulldoJnlcht; lq the rollt rooms and bleach- CounQ' Aophalt Coml>lftl', Galliiln>'I'IWold Lohae IPIIktr on ~tlw·. iDd tbllfr re IJ,o b!ifiloa; on llb)'.!C"llii Prt-..1 b1 WUIIIDI Al'o 1"'•-, .,,. _1111 . Ph. 992 ·2039 Tod1y ' Where S'- Aro Senolloly l'rlcecl POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Pomeroy MIDOUPORT, 0. ' ·· Mrs. Mlllarcl Van IMior ' • ·-· d ,. '"" ..... .lA ...... ' .. -· ' yo- ~: M~Oi1 the,gcl!"; Your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's brand of service is extra speciRI. Call it Attitude. Or ,P.e~: sonal Concern. Or Thoroughness. Or Reliability. It all adds· up to extra care for your car at no extra cost ... from your Ashland Oil Dealer. H.e also offers the very finest petroleum products available anywhere .. . such as Ashland Vitalized Gasoline and Valvciline Motor Oil. ' To get the most out of your car ... get to know your Good Neigh· bor Ashland Oil. Dealer .. lie's always "at your serv1ce. " . ··.• •.. ' ' ,. ._ ' ASHLAND Dll l REFININII'COiiiP,A.~Y .•. •' • »...rim '*'•' · aotlj !rHeuM ~ - Will . . . thecloiJal, . ''•'-· WEMSDAY Fr. PLEASANT _ Jury-· LIM&rd Upton, R.I. 3 Leon; ~ . ROSE LODGE, 1:30 mloolmert, FredGreon, ropab. WAGGENER- MulnoAldrldp, p,lil, Wedneldl,)' It the Amen- 11- and Vollle Tcllel', demo· MalOn, and Rolph W11r1101', Mac&l.iiltOa lloll, lllddliP&rlo . crat, ban drawn the ll'lftd aod ....• Pbi&:ROY CHAPTER SO,IIo)o- poUt jurleo lor the .11ey term The 50 poUt Juror• ooloctecl ol ArCh lfaiODI, 7:30 1>o111o Wid. a1 MaiMlll Counl;y Circuit Court. are: Dooald Sldnl, Leoa; Joanne lllldl,)' ai the Pomeroy llluoDk Grand Juror• will bellln lbolr Ferguaon, New llaveo; Reymond -10. JIDIOI B1MO'- II ... ...Uol at 9:110 a.m. on .lley 8th Worhman, Pl. Pleeoanl; Maey E, :llltnt COiiiPMio'>o lftd 1'1111 Juror• will bello their Fl')'t, New lla...,; Mrs. D o a n - ~ALL GAME..'lw- dltllel at 9 a.m. on .lley 20th. Knight, New Haven; Florence per1 ' Piaino "~ echool, Wid. Tbt u llfllld Jur7 member• Love, Pl. Pl""sanl; lrotallowlln, Apple Grove; Everett Sl,l're, Pl. 1 ~·· t:llo pJJL - T""*• drown!>): !lldrlct ere: Pwai. 1loonen ·Vera& I PO!'IIMil Al!ll\1CIU.E - Menlord F. Pleaaant; Bcmiol!ow-, !bdh· ""-; oicood 111110, TIIJperl - . a , !bdhlldo; CLI!HDENIN ddo; F • R. Fauver, Leoa; LU· ~liH!Ima&ol'orllandmeo. - JatrMcCIIllater,lloJeetl,lftd thor Tucker, Ma""'; Rufuo *lodon 10 ceeto 1141111, cbU- Mto. Dale Nibert, H Ol· Greathouoe, GIODwood; Mto. Plul drill . 25 <eoto. Prwc11oo1 chll· . 1011; Coo~· SUn S I 0 De, Crabtroe, Pl. Pleaoanl; Mt1. Ll· .tria-· Rell-elilull<lllllold. · J.eoa; and Delbert O• .-ca"'!l',AalleGrovo;James lplll· Pullin, Letart Rt. 2; GRAHAM E. Mccomb, Pl. Pleasant; UOI'd · 1 I>Wno l~ ~~'~> ..if. ,fit, "' .u.....,c1or ~-~ • .!IO!~:In&::::: . AY • • ron,. ind Marlih· T, Roulill, New aeoa, ' " il). ooiey COII1III1IIIiOn ~fawn~ HANNAN - KIIIDOih llol- el, Pl. Pleaaanl; Johll EIIOUO, ~ Flrlll Bliltllll ley, Fruler Bottom, andllarr)' Frazier ~ Maey E, Cook, ~· 1:10 p.m. Buller, GlOIIWIIOd; LEWIS - G. New Haven; No!'ma ~ Rillllo, . - ~iiL,u! IIIEETING, R o c k A. lllal, 11111111 KrOdel and Golla Muon; Mabel McDaalel, Pl. • • Grange ~odl,)'io)IOII- • Crow, an o! Pl. l'leuolll; ROB- Plealanl; Jeanette Bcnreo, AI>J>lo JMi!itfOPtweokdlletollo)1WHk INSON- James R. Humphrey, llfY{ce1. . Rt. I Pl. ~ealllll; UNION . :PHn.ATHEA SOCIETY, Ttwr.. dt,Y,, 1:30. p.IIL, J)CIIluek - · lllddli)IOI'I Churcb or CELEBIIATilll rtf tho sacra. , . otthe. Lonl'o SUpper, 7:30 p..U. llaundl' ~odl,)' at film. 1' o a.urcb. Al'TI!IINOON CmCLE, 2 p.m. IIIAIXllol - Captain, Jack L. complete dlarollard lor hla own • • · aoc!ol room, MlddleJIO!'I·,Haatll Mathoditt Clolrdl. Stawart, MaiM, h11 been aword- 181el;y, braved ftro to diia GAMIIIA MU a.optr, Btl& ed the Purple Haart lor . . - , rect hio men In lnlllatlnll ....,. . _ Pbi, & p.m. ~·' ..-.... In actloa In Vlotaem ter mortar dreL , Once, wheft CallllDllul and 0 b I o Iaiit November 14 and two Hftl'al of hla men were severe .. Bronze Stu Meclola. Lalli Jan. 11 .....-, hil Qllck lljiJlllcaEioclrl• Co., Jllddloporl. ...,. 13 he received a broaze tloa ol ftrllaldCCIIb1buted81'811dar for herolom Ia II'GIIId corn- ly In aaYing the 1!0UIIded men'• bat and on Doeomber 27, 1966 Uvea. lluriJIII the.'"'aliUI!ht or en. FI'A TIMirldoJ, brolde dar lor bero~101 lorn In <CIIIectloo with milltaey Lepr m itrat · operatloao. Tho bOnorl ware beccmunitllt liiJl IIOIJ8d on him Ia Wallhlll&ton. Ha II the om ol ilro. Evelyn Stawari, -·and thollloll<lb- ..nt.e. .CI!rl•· ;:Ji,,'~~~~--· , .~ • .; .,•' Your "' -. . ' .' .· ... ...- ·, ~ 1110111EB UNAWABE Mrl. - · ......... tholber 1M wao illlurtd and of the ~ora belloWed .. mm! found 0111 lihon obo _,... hioloallocker. Clj>l. Stawart thou&bt not only ol the m111 UQder. 1>1• coiPDiaod but oliO of hi I - , She Wll - - him lor, Cbrlllmas.llohel IIDce..-..olbOmo aiid II llalkNied at Fort Kaoo. 16 ~· Ia v........ wiGI tho Fourtll ll1lanlry Dlvi. iklll lrid "" ~ ,to cap. ,. ' tala' ID. Fob. 1868 while iD VIII- "'opont ,.- ·• ., _ . ._ ...... 1 ~:;:;~~~- i4J ..,.J '{to a bOre that the whole bouquet ol !tiring to blosaorirlnlllorlh In the prottlest Iabrie a you'll over NO or 11wt P.owtH on linen, roses on aUk,· greener)~ in wool, puasy.. · wDjq!Moft lind borlt-dark ohedei i10J111 with !lloco ond foro oylhia and aoUd• as rtoh bed• of tuliP• 1n an fiber&. COihe, Pi!:kl . .·. · ·' Qj three -all ocOulalo v ............ ·,,,. .' ' ' ·' .~' ' . : . :1.' ' 'linac ............. 99f·22M •rPOMEROY ' • ···· --- --- -- ---- - _,....._..., . ~ IDHrti . .' .: !." ~ ---- .. t .: •...,. cllolloo lorherOI&nil'tld Sllioerc' all· 'eicll' ....... ' lilth ~ 1• ..... ','.'' llldl~ ...,... .. Jlalllr1 ~~­ ....... or Blltor7 IJt~ tl!to!i:lil ~ cin~. u. ,\t.' ' '' ' ' ' ' ' '' '...- , .n.·. \ ' • ' c " · e~i.'ews ~.ilporalllinollitaW.eef\lol ~·~· for ibla 10111011 ind ..mejllilem· 'polls, OhiO,Iubmllledabldor $13,5t0 wlllch olao waa llll1aoe and I tack <Oil to be applied belore!h1 hot ooat would be put on. A eommittee waaiJIIIOinleci by .lleyqr llorlll\ to look 1n1o the ' flnl!lcW and lellol aope<ta o! the rellll'la . ..•• before I .... t. ~... ....hoorlna on ~ mOiler 11 acheduled. Comin1t1eo - · are Bill W~ Wecleer ~. Jim Fllller oDe! a., llluqravo. .lleyor Morpn 1DD011110ed that all flat llll'laoe or tho o111 build· 1n11 - d be Ill•• a aew root o1 a dlllorent t;n>e aod' WWid 1101 COli the cll1 ao tho rOof baa bea1 leaklnll and Ia covered by the Ill•• by the oontrae!Drs. . Council membero _..edtho '"'""latooento! Charle.o G.Joaea, ........ Plrh Ilrln, aa the cll1 ,Ueet eommladoner ao rocoliunendecl by Mayor Mor11111. Jmea will bellln his ~tiel Immediately, The J10dtlm or llreel oommlsdm· era haa been vacant lor some time with Charl~o Wood aervtq ao aotlng conunhdaner In add!lion to his other clutioa aa SU()I. or the Sower lleparlment and btiudlll,ll: lnljledor. Tho counoll pve a vale or U>anka to Wood for handllnll tho Job capablylortholl1liii.Ymontlll when thoro !"'' no llroot commllllmer. A dlscualion wa1 hold'"' tile withdrawal o! tile Klwanto· Club JJOlh Ferey; Roy Bleaalns, Pl. PlOIIIftt; Clyde R. Durst, Rl I LIM; Cheeter o. Flora, Ajlple Grove; Price Patrick, Pl. Pleaaant; Randell Stover, Ai!hton; SUe Full, Ai!hton; Jamea McCulloch, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleaaant; 4<13 G. Foreman, Well Columbia; Ruth Moltr, Pl. Pleaaant; Mto.C.G,Bauorle, Pt. Pleaaant; Edna L. 11ea1011, Letart; Rlcllard Pyles, Alillton; Albert Bollloo, Letart; Paul L. BerkloY, Letart; BlllyJ.Hayet, New Haven; Nancy Margaret Strickler, Pl. Pleoatn4 L e o Parsons, Gallipolis Ferry; Paul Flngerlid, We a I Columbia; c;t~y!•~o:fJ18,,Ftazt.... ;m Marie • A8hton, II¥ Slayton, Pl. Pleaaant; R o m le Balles, Pl. Plea&ant; Dooald o. Smith, Rt. 3 Lt..; W. H, ()h. llnpr, Welt COlumbia; - r d W, Brewer, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant. o emy mortar rounds Lt. stewart wao liOIIIIdocl, but relllalni to be evaqoatecl, he oontlmled to di- rect his bi.ttery•a actlviUea~ · uue received the other medal lor heroism In Novembeli 1966 while I01'VIl1l u lire diOollon otncer or 4th Baltalloo with total clarqard lor hla o"" safe. l;y, crawled from howlt!lr< to howitzer c;hllddnll the e<ptp. mont. He Cl!'l"'aod hinuell - • oral llmeo lo lnCOIIIIni mOrtars and aeOOIICiley expl-· from the blll'J1iq ammunition to aslilt In tho evacuation Ill tho - "Lt. paewart comrou.d: II man)' 11 three millions aimul. tanoooaly. According to W, D, McDowell, Chief of Staff, IIIII auto- -.a T.,.lnina Cl888 is • ~~ JJapti.sed Sunday MASON - Tho Ma1011 MOIIIodlat Youlb Followlhip tralnlnll claao lllclor U>o cllroctioo of tho Rev. Lowell Kenney were baptized and received Into clnlrcll membership SUnday morning. Taken Ia were Bruce Alexander, Blverly Bate&, Clarice Davis, Jaam Dovla, Kl-rlf FJlas, BillY Fry, Connie GIJ. land, Dobbie GIUand, Robin Johll. aon. Keith Jonea, Martlla Jones, Mary Jones, Marie Lambert, Marvin Newell, Kai!IYRooob, X., Sohaoltel, susan n-. Jenny Thabet aod MtriY Yeaaer. Democrat Women . For 1968 Year PT. PLEASANT- The Mason County Democrat Women's 01'pntzatlon met at the eourthouse and elected lour additional ofll. cers to comPlete their slate. Mto. Eulah Belloli!Y wu etoseo 2ml vice president; Claro lee Gault, correspo~ aeere!Ary; Calherloe Newberry, IU.. torlan; Frances Lillll8lfolt, p,.... Uamentarlan. These officers wW serve with those elected earller, Mrs. Bev- erb Forbuo, prosldOm; Mtldne Nibert, lzt vlee president; Nell MAOON-M!asPamllouah, daughter of Mr, and Mrs, &b~-J""'" Jlou.._Mt.... wu otosen Mlsy' ~ringtlme of Wahama High School by the srudonls ~t a recent school dance. Her escort was Charlie Divers, son ol Mrs. Maey Ill.. ers, New Haven. !lie was pr~> sented red roses by LIJnna Uoll. The Jl,)'l provided 1 h o music lor the dance, whlchwas sponsored by !he Junior Class. Olher eandldales were!larll,yn Gibbs, Erma So>Q'ers, Chr!B\Y Parker, ~ron &ach, Pam &ssell, and Dixie !lirlnU>l!n. Kennedy, secretary, and Plants, treasurer. Aileen - Hoi~ aln Wn......,, · IIUaooll Jim WIGIJia, Jack Fcnilor,l1joljn. ard llilno, V.. Waldlo, liiJl Win• tor, Jaek Jllni#.Or· and Wadlar 1babel. PETrriON POII)ITS . , l'lllnta made In tliO petitiGD (IIWIIIIIIrlzedl lnducle:' A oonvmleooo oriiOCoOdeywaa ll'antecl by tblo COin11!iodonaller a hearlq was held In the CiiY <i Charteotai, Weill Virilnla. on January 5, 1~68, to Ohio Valley ~'l'o•••ll ComJ)Iftl', a corpwlllon, lor the JI1II'JiOI8 or operatlllll a Iorey IIOl'Yice laellll1 onr a JIOfllon or the great Kanlwha . ru... and, ......, the OhiC Rivlito Town o1 llondor,.., West Virllnla, to .a JJOinl"" !110 :naw.!T bank o1 tMOdolivtr -1[4 rK Wup, • . er ·from a point In · Nwilerout """"~nil h a Y e made and ..~ with . yoor petitiGDer ,bY par10111 who blve had the ,o ecadm to ueelbo r.r,. o,ystem !Or tranJP.O!UIIm ~ the jwo ·point• ~erein· before oet out 11 belnllntlrely ....,ate, unilopendlble lftd ... lite a.a a pj)llc carrS.ri that oold Ohio Valley Towlai com. l>lftl' hal lalled .~ mpot the reQIIremento u tel forlh by Ibis Honorable !>unmloolon In erantlnll a oertllleaie or noeealiey and - -· lor fori)' lOrY· Peneil SketeheB of leo to the travollnll jU>llc; that achedulea tre DOl met lftd of. Hands lon tlmea period• or waltlq are as much a~· twO to tbrtt boura, MAOON - Brian Johnoon, am an4 that the I&CIIItloa at pres. of Mt. and Mrs. Earl JchniMlll, '"II 11'0 not oulllc:lent to handle Maaon, won first place on hla tile Dow o! trolllc within rea. pencU sl<etchlnllolclaBj)Odhanda, ..., periods o! llnio. U>e llloc:k Molitor' s lnsltnfa. R-Ill 01l made for a lull Jn.. Brian Ia a sixth erader at Ma· vollllptlm o! lhe allellecllnade· 1011 Grado School. IUo prize will CJIIC7 of thf I ferl')' lfl'l"Yiee II be a fret trip to Camden Plrh Is attempted to be curled oo 00 Patrol Boy's Day, Rhonda under ita certtfteate ol conven.GoocWte won second place iDd tenee and IIBf;ea&IV heretofore Dovid Jchn1011, third place. ll'anted by IIIII commladm, and The Block Mothen 18 a new- atte"r sueh lnvestlglti.CI'I., .oo&d ly formed llfOUP, lihooe lnlillftla II be found thai the r.r,. II01'Y. In a window will slgni!y toaehlld Ice Ia inado<pall and 1101 meothe or she may go to tbat home, lnll ll>e reQIIremenla ao aet out H In need of nt!p. Former Mt· und<Jr Its certlfteate or COIIVIII· lOR Police OOicer Fred Tl,)'lor leneolftd neceaaiiY, tholU>enand haa been worklnll with the FI'A In that event tho rlghta heretoIn complotlng plans lor U>e p,.,_ lore granted b;y lido Comml.. to the Ohio Volley Towlllll ~' be eueeJtecl aad the certiDoate o! COIIVIIIIonee and neees!dty be with-drawn• ATTEND BREMG"ASI' MASON - Tweney.two yamg _,Jo and tllree adults attended the Maoon Metl1odlst Prayer breaklall on Monda.Y 111111'111n11. lbe Reverend Lowdl Keeney reported that the service opened at 7:30 a.m. with a brief meditation aod tllen ftlllowecl by You get our usual fine a period of alieni prayer lftd serviCP. and flnlshlng. medltati.on. After leavlngthe wor•In at 9, out at 5 ship llrYice tile group went to tbe baaement tor breakfast and 111011 the YOUIIII people left lo r are W'mner ONE DAY SHIRT SDYICE ld!ool . ·---------~ THE SHERWIN·WIWAMS SHift'IN•IMWAM. The president. Mrs. Forbus, named acveral. ~om'll!!l!!!! cha!rmen which were: Ways a n"l llleaos - &tit Johnaoo; llo&pilolit;r, Juanita Ward and Publicity, Q:,ddee Foran. The grouP .,pproved anti ao- Excello· LATEX FLAT ' WALL PAINT S442~ ceptetl ~laws and discussed a dlnJIOI'o<lanoo ID be hold lor all candidates on October 9th. The gro~.~~ was reminded or tile Meet the Domoc:rat state ca... dldalo dinner acheduiedlor April 25th It 7 p. m. In tho Jr, Hlih Sctool cafeteria, Tho dinner wW be 1 covered dish afll1r with the meat to be lurnlohod. ELMER BURNS- COLOR CENTER 1 • • MOVED TO COLUMBUS C. H. Wise, Sr. or Middleport wu moved rrom Holzer Hospital 1lmdl,)' to a Columbus nurslnll """"' He had beonoonllnodtothe toJPitallor the past!hreoweeks. IUo daughter, Miss Ruth Wiae, Is Bj)Ondlng the week In Columbus with her niece. Mrs. WUUamBetz lftd famlly, ASK TO WED Fl'. PLEASANT - Jes.. V..ald Clark, 18, Letart, and Mar. llyn Jane Stanley, ZO, Ma8011, have made appUcatlm for a marriage license In the om.ce of the OOWJ.- tf clerk. What would your wife say if you came home with an Olds tonight? If it's a Cutlass, she'll take one look and kiss you. And when you tell her Cutlass cost less money ilion q lot of can with low-priced "names," she'll kiss you again. An Olds con make anyone a hero at home. See your nearest Olds dealer. "" hU ~lied "switch ~ ·bulldlll,ll: feaotonal olrtceoln wiiiMillt a nWntalnod -...,_ , The - ruliq Qlllleo to bull.~. lop IIi ·the R2 aooiaJ wN.'i) - · tho ono llf from . 71h Street to the Doodwall aod north lllaln Street. A Onanolalr~ or the three cl~ departmeirtl .... read llhow., lnll the following beluceo '"' , March. 31, Cley - $28,613.61; Water Works- $52,53U3; Sewer- $!.9,U0.31. Preaent ware.lleyor D. B. Mor11111. Clerk PaiiJ Dunlette, CiiY Allornll)' a., Muaerave; and ....,ell member a Bill WolimaD, Jim Flllhor, Wallace liomlU>, Lor- Fill Out Slate outllallcllnll dloplay or 1-rlhlp, laltiative and bravery Ia In kooplnll with the h!llhell tradiUoaa o! tho mllltaey IOI"'ico and rellecta IIHII credit upon blmoell, his unit lftd the. U. S. ArmY." Lt. Stawari eoUIIecl lollowlnll ~tlim Iron> Wdiima Jn · 19$8 end lle'o In tho ArmY lor 10 :Yeari. limo flfcol~. Ferry s~. rvie~ ~ bora e>preaaed foarel lbat,, A»· paronUy the pool' loeltecl on lllaln street at tbeold'Jr.ID&hSdlool -il1101 be oP.eiledlor the ..,. mer HiiM tblo year. CouncU lll8lilber Dol woidle read the cih .... Ice uthth ••• " ,... " port lor lhe month of March •• umllled by ll>iel of Pollee Jack Pyleo the ~ment 111embera lnvealllllled tour aeolclanta, arrellecl four clrlveralnvolved; taiiU8CI526 J11ri(Jng ticket& lftd ..,. UD!awful· Jlll'klnll Uoket; Jlllde 19 orrollto lor road laW Yiolatloa and 16 other mlademeanor arrella; me lolony arrolll; recovered atolen properf3' valued at $240 aod workecl a total o1 994 man hours. u •• Morgan ·-·-·-~that ........ ~·~new "Welcome ~q Pl. Pleasant" olgns will be erected altho var. lous oley llmlto by Jtme 1 In compliance wllh a rullnll by the State Road COmlslllan and an oxlotlng lll!n•. such as those an.-clng various obllrchea aod otvic orpnhatlooo, will come clown and mull be placPd wltll lito Woloome o1(111allonmeraok. Counoll will mootTueadl,l', Ap· rU lllh, at 7 p.m. In tho ooun. oil chambers to approve the levy . ootlmate. CouneU approved an addition to the zoning regulaUons as rooommended by the Zoning Commlalion which will lilow pro. Grove; Iris H. Flellhor, New Haven; Worthy Peor1011, Golll- Artillery Officer Stewart Wims De H A corations 10r ero1c ctions artH.Stowart. '" , Gtand, Petit Jurors List Drawri Reo-•· ' ~---------~---------, ·· · "~--~--~- > !I'"'" Easter. Select corsages, beauti· .. ,. 'he.., • 5~99 Meet Tuesday ... Al>rU 9, 1968 lilrvtC.. WHh While Trim 'I ' o., cram J. -· J fttO ttYIJ..V/1/8 0 lA Black Patent I~ •. ' .~:~: ·e,..le ' nda' ~ : ~ .,)""" '. ·. rif Dov- hlilicitt pold ~i" MiddllllOrtoPollltl'OY, . l'~b:£i~'t't''~'' ;'Jr Point 'Cottnc.i.l ; In·~ · "iln7 <,7•111 1 · The' illllf I "\ . !'fl' . tr.:Va o: Class ., lin oa\lllllt. clooblea lor &o Grande. Raeine Social Events::,:_:::,-·~- 111RS. FRANCIS MOIIRIS · FJ', PLEAsANT - Point Mt. Paul Holter of Voterons Pleuant iiild Fellow• Lodge HosPital 1n Clevelend, Mt. en4 members wW meet Thursday Mro. 01ao &Iter and funl)y or at8 p. m. or a boll tour letor MansDeld, Mt. and Mte. WUbur tl\ln eustomiry tlmoln Ioree lfolzer Hospltal :Vlaltlnllhoors ton, B!dWdl, ion, 6:22p.m. - · Holter, MJ'.JoeFaulkeri>urlloMt. clurlqr tho 01:~ 1 to ~ 1 2-1 and 7-8 p.m. Parents only day; Mrs. Franols D. SmlU>, Delbert Healiey, an of Akron, period. . Wellston, 8:52p.m. Monda;y; Mrs. were here ror the tuneralofMrs. The local lodge was origin011 Pediatrics Ward. Admiollions Roger D. Schoolcrelt, Rt. I Vln- Jemie Holter. ally ohar'lerOcl on A&>rll 10, Robert G. lllarehl, 107 Klneon IDn, SOil, 10:22 p.m. Monday. 11011 Philson reoeiveclwordthal 11155, or 113 )'ears ago WedDr.; Mrs. Rutus B. Ellce•sor, Dlscbarges his mother, Mrs. Fred PhtlBOilt nesdly. fkn!e~er, the cur_rent 42 Grape St.; VIcki Jo Eggleton. Llnnle J, Baker, Lowell F. sui!ered a broken niP !n 1 fall charter dates.from A&>ril 26, Cheshire; Archie c. Meadows, llarrlsoo, Robert K. Honey, Mr&. 11 tho tomeolnar daughter, Jlatbo 1871 and tbl obiOrYOIJOeolthe Rt. 2 Crown CI\Y; Mrs. Roger M. Wendell Jollera, Mro. Je&· cyn. ii>e I• In Hadlord Communo lociB" wlllc-r In tldslatier D. Schooloralt, Rt. 1 Vinton; ale Melvin, Clarence Rodprs, Icy JlospliJII, Radford, Vo. date. A hlitol')' iB belnll P,... Mt&. Clyde w. White, Jr., Rt. Mrs. Charlea M. Salaer, Mro. Mike Huddle- !a 1 surgioli pored lor uoe In Ibis service as well as lor publication. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Charles L. Thornton R. WIIBClll, !lanny R, patient In ilol10r Jlol!l>lteL ThaXton, .Bidwell; Mra. Donnie Wrlg,t, Mrs. William E, Cox, ! Albert ilolmon, son ol Mr. an4 Loeol men,tbers have bea1 . H. Day, Rt. z crown City; Mrs. and infant son, Mrs. Jeri')' L. llfro.Jaoob&llnan,haslieenr• lnvllodloiWOtggSIClPBrS.Tho Carlos P. Wood, Patriot Star McManis and lnlanl da\lllllter, tbrnecl homO from llol~erllo.. first Is to-be bold at Coltoi!&Rt.; Leder T. DeWitt, Rt. 2 Mrs. Rlollard A. Moore and In· P!tal after belnlla pnowt10nla pa. vWe ~· .;lj>iU 12 IIIII the Gollipolia; Mrs. RufUs Reynolds, f:mt ""'· tbn~ Anc!her aon, John, Is olso second at POmeroy lodge on Rl. 1 VInton; Mrs. W, Richard Ulat their borne. A&>rll16. Brown, Gallipolis; Howard F. Tho Almanac Mr. and Mrs. Francis visited ,,,,,,,,,,,::::::::::::'~:::::::::<:::::::::::;,:,:,:;::::::::::::·:;:,:,: Stuto, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleallftt; Lesa nat !heir daughter, Christine Lake, G. Scott, Rt. 1 Letart; Willa By United Pross lnternallo who \s hoiPltalized at ~oltorlng umbla Today to Tuesday, April 9, tho PurkOI', Rt. I Well Col ; IOO!h day of 1968 wl!h 266 to Arms lloiiPltal, Athens, sullor· Rboclena L. Moses, MMon; W!l1n11 ·rrom phlebitis. Uam W. Yonker, Mason; Mrs. ColloW. &otday lt'ternoon callers of Keith Sutherland, Rt. 1 Rutland; The moon ls between the first Mrs. Hazel Garnah&n were Mr. DuaP J, Rees, Raeine; Mrs. quarter and tts full phase. and Mrs. Joe Arnott and grandLarry G., Johnaon.. Rt. 4 PomeThe morning star is Venus. son. Gene, or MeAnhur. Mr. and roy; Luey S. Patterson, Rt. 1 Tho evenlq stars are Mara Mts. Arnoll will ob&Orve their Rac:ine; Mrs. Lew G. King, Mid- and Jlt)lter. 70th wedding llfll1iverury on Ap.. cl!eport; Mrs. Melvin T, Hood, On Ibis day In hiotory: rllloth. 65 1 POmeroy; Lawrence E. Guiney, In 8 • Gen. &bert E. Lee Mts. Cltrenc:oWiokllnoo!TIJ>o Ripley, w. Va.; Mrs. Marvin surrendered to Gen. UJysses S. ners Run and her grandson, n..nE. IJei>UO, Wollstoo; Mts. Louie Grant at A&>pomattox court can Mahoney of ConnecdcottcollVowoll, Wellston; Mts. Ronald touse In V!rglnta. ed on llr&. Haz•l Carnol.an. E. Wllllamo, Allhland, Ky.; Mrs. In · 1940• Germany lnvoded !ln. Grella SimPson returned Franola D, Smltll, Well"'"'; Norway lftd SWaden. tome after two weeks visit In James D MUholft Rt. 2 0 a k In 1942. Batllft loll 10 !he Cleveland wltll her brothor-1,. Hilli E.~. Rt. 2 Well~ J~•e lfter ~ monthS of law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. So),. <IIIII; lli6a; Gllbor:l i!4Al 11!, 2 Wall 1>1\lll·~" ,. ,_ • • llil't!" ·~ · "o · · · •· · 1,~ llllni Mr•. .R irrlt;'111: -~let thil ~=: ae~=~ ·~;. ;~~~·~bier · · '" 2 Wellolon; Mta. Sorah E. Col- rlnt Thresher w • and lamlly were weekend guests . llnl Coalton; Mts. Dooald F. mUes eut of Boston. All 129 o! relatives In ClliUicotlle. Ko.i.r, Rt. 3 Jrontm; Richard men aboard were lost. Mrs. Ann Coe returned nome s. Prange, Colwnbua; Elizabeth A thougi1t lor the day: alter spondlni a month In eo. A. Wyanl, Rt. 5 Jack...,. Gorman phllo...,her Friedrich lwnbus and Akron wl!h relatives. Blrtbs Wilhelm Nlet11eht said, u0ne Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush and Mr&. Lar17 G. Johnson, Rl must haft a aocd memory to be Mildred spent !he weekend !n AlP 4: Pomeroy, daughter, 1:09 p.m. lble to ke$ .Promil:itl one ron with relatives. ' ' Monday; Mn. O.arles L. Thax- makes." Miss June Neigler of Columbus • ' !(Jent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Netgler. Mr. and Mrs. Brian SimPson ~"- the Youth FellowshiP and · and children o! Woodsfiold JPent ..,...... 1 PLEASANT - FriendShiP r~. Jwdor FellowshiP mee-tqs at the weekend with their parents, elaaa members wlll meet for a G;30. Mr, and Mrs. Chester Slm;pson mootbl: business and aoctal Queodonalres were distributed and 11r. end Mrs. RaiPnlladgley. meetilll Tuesda.Y at Helghtl EUB In the olnlreh SUndl,l' by r011r....,.. Mt, Kenneth SWart ol Akron Qwrch at 7:30 p. m., the church tld.ve& of the Women's Society of spent a weekend with JUs parents, bulletin anrounoed 1lmdi,J, World Sentoe. On ;~j>rll23, the Mr. and Mts. James SW'art, and As the church enters Into the mlJsionarJ grot~) wW feature a the Al Crow rmlb'. Paaston Week observance. the 10 maber _panellntheirregular Mr. and Mrs. Francis Morris members wUl share In lito r.,.. 1111J11t1>4o meetlllll at tho ohurell. vtolted their daughters, Mr. and tar llro prvor an4 Bible serviCe a Tbe themO o! the program Is Mro. llol;,, • SWift an4 Mt. tnd Wednesday andThurldoJandthen "lion and Women- Encounters Mts, Marlo Schroeder and !amijoin In a opecW "Hoi.Y Co1111111111- 1a Home, Church and Soclot)l," 1y 1n Colwnbu&, recently. loa" Hl'Ylee Thursda,yel'811inglt Mlmbers are aaked to cOJDPlate 7:30 p. m. In the WeclnetdoJ ..., tbl IBIIienecl ..,.otlonalros and a1n11 aervlce, the grol&l wUlatucl¥ turn lbtm In .., latter tnan Al>rll the 2n4 ohaPior of RCorluth!ana. I 7' lbl On review Thuroday wW be morning, round In - B e U and 19, Luke 10 an4 11 and John 7 wUh prlmuy IIUCir to be cem.recllo Mark 9. Next &mday, the Easter observance wDI begin with the s..,. rile aen1ce at 6 L m.; unlfted worohiP aorV!ce wlllbelllnat9:45 0. m. and SUnday Sc ilool cia& lOB wlllfollowo SUnday evoninBWOJ>o •hiP · - · It 7:30 p, m. will oubert ' .· '· , ~ eel~ WJO ~ at the runOlbor extra ~.. hits lor the FIRST GAME 12 • .home ~t WolJit Coo~ edmen' ln ·tbo 'ftrst gam~ wore ·rua· Gr'ande," 00370U-1t • · ho..,rJn.l! Mt, . . .. . . ~ch Don !ltlv~ra, a trll>li; and . OA!<!Iftd. Cit\' 000.100 0- 1 91 ~Is, ~·..U Ylllar, ,T err J . ughlln . a clooblp.,. 1 ' 1 , ~tterte•: Rio GtanclO ;- !1111 7 , ~~~lind J!!!!.-lll!lor. • Ql~ MUI~r staric•flor Rio ' ler (WP), wetior .(t) and ·!Ill· Attenclni' wt!'o ifr, and l(ro. . Grande .and got credit ~ the vera; Oaklaod CIIJ - Clement• •fte.jmond ·Cook and JODI; lleMI' win. He 11"l relieved bJ Jim O!)o Allen (5) and Drakt. "· and·KO!tllot~ll t.tYifllOOI;,Mr. Weber In the fi\Urth. Dm ii>lvand Mts. RilsadUIIIIO!'.andlllke ers was behind tho plato; :" SI:COND GAME . Tina and TimDII'• .l;o!~l Mt. In the second"gam , . o, tile Red· Oaklanil CIIJ !ISO 000 3- e' ·6 f · lftd Mrs. Clareneo 5earls In d: · • · In the Rio Grande :· 711.104)(-.14125 ...., Torry, Chooblre; Mr. and men scored -eo runs Blifmn• OaklandCIIJ-Ran· Mrs. Bot'Ditd:Cooklnd 1111ondlo .'1n the two Cj!lllolts. By ~ FO:~ily blrthdiiy ,g,;;:::::,,:,, ~~~.~;;0;:?""= ~~,:::::: ::;~rE~~: wuma· •&·~:~~~ .~loceL Harvo.V CoUep. Rekera poled .. 1 '{' \ • . :s~~~~''' ruok\vin~ -~~hill:.;l4~l, ~14,·6 ·..!~. .tf..;}~tir~~o,a:~J~'~. ' :i .i: tontafit hia bienpoatppp:edun. ..t . I '··'··'' ;~~ ··' ' In One Day �.. ,, ' ' \. ,. ·· '' ' ~ t.lliid!epOrt lloY•i.olaue ' lli&DII80fl JI'"OIInl oditl~Wod , tonliJII hal - t'. poolpc\I!Od WI· w rueidaJ. Aj)rU 16, ot 1110 Middleport Town llall at 7:30 • '·W·•·.~feat Wahama .. ,' :.'• ~ · .UaOiar'ae. ' ·-~ Wtn evened tile Blue Dov- smttll «, Beep Matlhewa tl, Ill' reeord at 2..2 lor the sea- Mike Orr 50, and TOrey Llayd Their next match will ba t7. ~.da, at l!wlltngton (W.va.) ll'ahsma;o lndlvl~ ocoroa lll&b. were: Gory F'oldo -.._t'f. Frank Brueo Harrold, the Blue Dev- Zuopan t.l, Robart missell t.l, Bot No. 1 man wao sick and did Roger Rouoli 4$, and Mlko Fey not ploy tho match. 53. . Low Medalist rorthenllle-llole, In the 1<0rill8, Fields cle!oat. Jill' S5RlversldaeouroewasBoop ed Corbin 3-1, Smith and zua. J4llhews of GAHS wbo &hot a pan lied 2..2, Matlhews cleteatalx-over par u. ed Russell 3-1, Roullh cle!eah!d IndividUal scores for GAHS Orr 3-1 and Torry Lloyd de-.e: Mike Corbin t.l, G r e g leated Fey 3'h to 'h. ..n. • .t· HOSPITAL NEWS . They IIIII have tho!z bast. neu 11011elil118 from April 15 to. Mar 1 'lltll the "'*!!liel'. soliciting lhe buoine•• . - . 11-ta. Aeyoihorboyaf!'oin IP'ada• one 1111 attll IIIII 'CI by loins to tile ill~~ Vaughan ~lldllrice at 671 S. Third, Mlddlllj>Oi1, ~. Wodbeod&Y and Thut~ and 111e1 oro to lake ll!oti lnllirahce mbniiy at lido lime. mo: · ,. •lJ . · ' ., · · ' ' •• ·,· • • ,:, • I ~'-· • '~) . eeJe~~tio? IJeJd ~r " ~ .. •... ·., ( .~" Sotial Events FRANCIS MORWS Mr. Paul Bolter ol Veteran• Holl!lltal In Cle\'eland, Mr. ond Mrs. Olan Holter and llm!ly ol Manslleld, Mr. and Mrs. Wllbar Holter, Mr.JooFaulkonburg. Mr. Dalbert Heasley, all of Akron, were ttere tor the CUneralorMrs.. Jemie Holter• Bon Philson recolvedwordlhat his mother, Mrs, Fred Phllson. su!!ered a broken hiP In a !all at the hom8or her daughter, Ka~ cyn. !Ito Is In Ra«ord Comm..,. Icy Hospital, Radford, Va. '"' a1 Mike Huddleston 1sa sur.,c patient In Holler Horpltal. 1 Albert Holman, oon ol Mr. and "'·Jacob Holman, has baenr.. homo !rom HolzorllosP!tal alter baing unaumonla PI" Arothor oon, John, Is aloo ill at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis visltnd their daughter, Christine Lahe, el I who Is heapltallted at Sh ter ng n Arms Hospital. Athens. ... I)W.lerIns !rom phlohlti'&mdly afternoon callers of Mrs. Hazel Cl.rnlhan were Mr. and )Ira. Joe Arnott and grand.son. Gene. or MeArlhur. Mr • and . Mrs. Arnott will observe lhmr 701h wedding annlvoraory on ApBy MRS, ''(, , .• , •rV'· .1 "' ,, ' ' ' " ' - '• :-:...1- ' \ .. ' <1, ;-'•'>f~-' '! '·• stOrtM' .cil s.ts'Oi,a . =~ande(6)~ -~~ ' ora irere promlaed. Liqneprea- polio, OhiO, aubmllted a bid of Ideal, J; T. Hollal!cl,'waa opokoa- '13,MO wllich a110 waa 'lilf '2" man' lor 1 ~ 1/( LIUio Loa· IIUI'laee Ma 'a tfiik coat to be 1!10 backera pr0oent, cltll\l var- oppll~ bororo tho hot coat WOQ!d ..,,,ancl •' t0e Jlj'8,tfl'tJ,rJ 0·elo•/10/J'z•n . f2A -~ ·-···--~ ·· ~ ,, · PT, Pl,&~l>IT - Point Pleaoant Ockl Follows ~ momberi wW moot Thurada.v at 8 g. m. or a hall hour later thJn cuBtomliry ume In Ioree durilv the Oct. 1 to APrU I r . • . .. . . loua noedo at lbe fields be(ore e,\1' Ill Jl!!'l, . lloUand - t h a t roPaln were """"" oil tile bleaeltets Ia two fields; two .._u - • Meded; practlco !leld at well end of Camden AV81110 llbauld be grad~ aftd aa uolotont !told dlrec· lor would be swreelatod. Hollend stated that lhoro - • <urrGb' over 200 bayo reclaler<d lor tho 1111011 of LIUio Loa&ue play, Semuel Eada or Madii!XI Ave., proiOQiod .-cll witll • peUtlca llaned bJ 13 P"''IIOV - • of tile area aaldag that •Madii!XI Avtnue l1lltllnll to tho rear of · tlle Iota belwooo 2111 and 22nd llrooto be - · eo they will have on outlet to both llreeto. Maror lolorpn ljlpointed a commlttoa •._..., of J a c k Fowler, Jim Flahor and R a Y ba l"'' on. . A eommt~ waallipolntjlol by l!fa,yor Morl\lll. ti! look latO the · flnloelal and .lo-"' a1p0cts of Ute ·reiUI'llling before a pomllc hearing on lbe matter 11 ilchedulod. Comlnltt8o mori>eri are Bill WOI~ Wadaar Th-, Jim Flolior aDd Roy 1\luJIP'ave. Moyor Morpn IIIIIIOUilced that all flat IUI'lleo of tho city buildlng would be glvoo a new rOO( flf a .wr.<ont t;ypo and would not coot the clt;r as the roor has baen leaking and Is covered bl the bCild given b7 tile contrac. Muagrave to fJtud;y the matter era baa been vacant for some and r~ back to council. The roaurlaclng of Malo St. from 6th to 12th Including Ute 11c1o belw,.. Malo ond VIand was dlocuued and bids - • road l8 smmltted bl two nrms. AndariOD Black Rock of Chorlelton a.mmitted a bid of $13,786.75 lor a 3" aur!aoe lneludlnr lhe llde llroots and TrlCounty Aspllalt Com-, Galli- time wllh Charlet Wood servlns ao acting eommlooiCilor In add!t1oo to his other clutleo as &lpt. tho ~A lOll - · r----...:·.·;·~--..,;.-----~'t"'-t ~. \ '•• Black Patent W'dh White Trim 5.99 AA-B Widtll ' ' . Order From Us Today • Flowers reflect the beauty of Easter. Select corsages, beauU· ful potted plants featwing lilies, hyllraugeaa, azaleas, mums. Lovely cut flowers. Artificial arrangements. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP PoiMI'O'( sit-,.,. Senttbty ,...... mllliallora, Freclc:r-, repub11.... IDd Vallie T-. demo· crat, have drawn tile IP'and ond potlt jurloa lor tile Mar term of Malon ~ Circuit court. Grancl juron 11111 begin their dlllleo at 9:311 a.m. on May 6th and Ftllt jurors will begin tllelr dutlet' at 9 Lm. on Ma.y 2oth. The 16 srand Jury mombars drawn 11y d!llrlot oro: AllliUcKLE _ Manford F, Bowleo, lloulhllde; CLmDENIN _ Jell Mccallister, Hogeet~ and loin. Dale Nibert, H o g. oatt; COOPER - Sam S ton e, Laou; and Del b e r t 0. PUllin, Letart ru. 2; Gl!AHAM ... "" ••• ..... I ... the •.... ·-·--....... . . ••• J Siewert, . • • J';.iil. "' "' •• .. ... ..."- .- - 1.: PICIWP ON SATURDAY ~IIAc\JsE- Allpersonswho hove order~ Dater ~ tl!t.ljr....UH Lde& AUliiJ. ,lew t*l "' ~. Alj'll if, • the ~use VW.,o flail; lhoH who hove ""' - •-. \ "' liar lor horo11111 Ia - - witll mllllorJ oporotlona. The"""""' ,...e bestowed 011 him Ill Waohll\ll<ll. He Ia tho ..., flf Mra. l!volyo Stewart, - · and tho IIIlO R<lbor1H,91e111rt. 110T11ER UNAWARE Mrl. Stewart, unawarolhathor ..., waa !JI,Juro.t and ot tllo lionora beltowed oa ~ found 1M 1111• IIIIO!Iporled hll IOQIIackor. Cllll- tiiOtlllrt nOt oniJ al tllo' m• Ullder hio COlli"\"" but alto of hi I .. - . Sho WIJ .....- . bllll tor, dlrlll..... He haa olnco rtlunled!>Omo and Ia· otot1onec1 at Fort Knoll. a., optr11 18 IIICIIIhaln Vlotnam, wiUI tile Foarltl lloluln' !Mvi· ..... and· .... llf'IID\IIOII to 'Cop. . Ja1io I.e Flli. 1868 wbll• Ia VIII• ...... ,. 1:"7. .. . .. •.,. ct-lorbli'oliml'lod e.c• liPI'*'!'MI· Ill jllrl; ' ·, ·0. u,,... '• it'o hero that tho whole boliCjUOI of ~ring 11 blo• ......... lorlh In tho prettiest fabrics you'll over oee or oowl •hade• •' .. ' '·• • '' ' •' ' ,,•' CUST0\-1 DRESS 1-MK/NG .' ... ' . , Shop ' ' '.I, ' •' t.,. ·~ Wa ..llellll 115 W. SECOND " OHIO r ···· · -·-·-··· -~·-~-----··-· - - ···~ --- -···-- ~ --,.~ ..... - - ./' -~~ ,I'll' ... ~ '\ Jl. ' ,,._ • • . j ' '. -·· · ~--·-- ·-~---------- , .... . ' ' '. ' ~ .( t ·, · """""' . Raven; Worthy Pear- Galllpolls Forey; RoY Bleoalng, Pl. Pleaoant; Cllde R. Durst, Rt. 1 Leni.: Cheater o. Flora, Apple Grove; Price Patrick, Pl. Pleaoant; Randall Stover, Allhton; &lo Poll, Alhton; James McCulloch, Rt. 2 Pl. PI~; Joy G. Foroman, West Columbia; Ruth Mohr, Pl. Pleaaant; Mrs. c. G. Baoorle, Pl. Pleasont; Edna 1. llosoon, Letart; Richard Pyles, Aahton; Albert Bolllhn, Letart; Paul L. Bork!cy, Lolar\: Bill: J. Ha.Yeo, Now Haven; Nancy Margaret Strickler, Pl. . Ploaoant; L eo Paroons, Gallipolis Forey; Poul Fitzgerald, II' e s t Columbia; • Marie .-., Aahlno; ~"ill ea, Pl. Pleaaant; John Eacue, Frazier Bottom; Mary E. Cook, New Ravon; Norma E. Rial, MaiiOD; Mabel McDaJdel, Pl. Ploa..nt; Jeanette Bowen, APple Captain Jack L. complete disregard lor hlo own Malon, llll been &Wlll:d- oaloly, braved Oll!lll1Y !Ire to Ill- ed tho Purple Heart lor wouoda ,...lived In aetioll In V l lall November It and two Bron&o !lar Medal•. Lilt Jan. uary Ia he neo!Yed 1 bronze liar fer horolom lo .....,... combat and m Do- 27, 1966 ' CIIICU!l ~ 0 · Poi!Plei on linen, roses on 1llk, greenery tn wool, pussy. wlllow-oo!t and bariH!ark ~ wltll lilacs and lol'aJii,to and aOI!ds as rich 11 beda of tuliP• In all tiber&. Come, glekl De1110crat "omen Fill Out Slate For 1968 Year Grove;· lrlil H~ 1.Fieaber, New MAlliN - . \ ton; . ... . PT. PLEASANT - The Mason Co.ny Democrat Women's OJ\o pnlzatlon mot II tile courthouse and elected Inur addltlooal o!!lcers to cotrllllete their slate.. Mrs. Eulah llellomy wu chosen 2nd vice prooident; CiaJ>. ice Gault. correfiJOndlng seer.. tary; C&therlno Newbarl')', Historian; Frances Ll~r!elt, Pll" llameoW'Ian. These officers wW serve with those elected earlier, Mrs. Bev- MAOON - ,Miss Pam Roush, daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Roi>~ .-,JAQlo . ~llason, !Rayton, pt, Pleasant; R o m 1 e Bailes, Pl. Ploaaant; Donald 0, Smith, Rt. 3 Laou; W. H. Ohlinger, West COlumbia; HoWard w. Brewer, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant. leYBI'al of hll men were severe- IJ woundocl, his cplck appUcaUm of llr staid contributed IP'oal- 1: In ....... tile wounded men' a lives. Durlag tho mslllll!lrt oren- emy mortar rounds Lt. Stewart was wounded, bat re!Uslnli to be OVBC\Illted, be CGIIllnued to direct his battery's aetlvltles: uue reeelved the other medal lor borolom In NovambOII 1966 while oervlng 01 tiro dlroetl011 o!!leer of till Battalton will! total dloreprd lor hlo OWJi,.oate1:, erawied from howltzori to howitzer lbocldns tile OQilp- moat. He ..,...., hlmool! several ttmol to lneomlns mortars and ...-ry pPioslml from tho burnlag ammtm!tloo to aa1111 In tile evacuation al the wouncled . . "Ll jlleworl eontroll~ ao many as throe mlsslms simultaneously. According to W. D. MelloweD, Chlol of stall, thlo outstanding dlaploy of IOiderlhlp, loiUatlvo and bravoey Ia 1n keeplna witll tho htgheill tradlllona of tile mWtary 801'Yleo ond ro!lecta lfe&l credit """" himself, his lllllt and tbo. U, S. AriD7." lA. Steworl oolloted follow... lfadllatl'!\11 from Wahillla Ill · 1959 and .... In the' Arley lor 10 yearo. time hi .... pPI~ ~ CGIIep. ~- ,occao!OIII 1111111 ~ u l!attim- CI!M· ~: cifl Battap: ..,... BatlliiGa .. NoWIIIbot It '1.' lA. a.wirl'011 . •' \ not hla men In Initiating counter mortar fires. , Onee, when ·m ~ . . Wltll ' " .Switch . , lVII- '.....,.! Hollucl, .Rlvoir .,.. .......,. U. Qblo lilY· J.lmWW~~na.'J.ck1crwlor,~· ., -~_-a paiDt lt .ll!ll Town ord:Rlllle, Don Wold~I, Bill WJn, <if Jb !'WIOII, ,WtJI \llqlaia, to .,, Jack J1ai1j:t1or and W.,._, .,, HIOII!'Il!l! the ~g bank of Thlbet, • ,~· I'; ' -~~. 0,00 Rlv,er,~~t ado, ala da Artillery Officer Stewart Wins Decorations for Heroic Actions AIKLAHD OIL, I Rt:fiiiii ,C'I!·P~IIT .,., : Your .... and bulldlns lnopector. The cooncll gave a vote of tllanks to Wood lor handllnS lho Jd> capably lor tho many month• when tJJere ,.,as no street eom. mlsolonor. A dlscuooloo was held on the withdrawal of the Khnudo Club from - - ~· ~~- J'I!Ol leo- ollleoa In a bulldllil rorthia oea1011lll!l _.um.m. wilhwt a mallllalned roll~ beri oxpreiiOd reel tbat IP- The new rullai appllao to buU!Jperently tho pool located on M!lln .- lop Ia tile R2 >Diilnl widd. Strol!i at the old' Jr. High Sdlool covora tho ·area o! fiilm '11i. would not ba.oilonod tor the MIDI· flroet to tile Ooodwall and north mer ileai!XI thil P,&r. - Malo Street. · Couacll member Don Waldie A llllanelal report of tho tllroe road the c!Q- pOllee oetlvlt;r ra. . ell: doportmeilts ,.., road lhow· port for tho ...,til of March 11 . log tho lollowlng balaocts 011 aubmltted b)' Chief of Pollee MarCh 31, Clt;y - $28,613.61; Jaek P)'loo - . , lhe deport- W~ Worko- 152,535.93; Sewmont fllombors lllvolllpted tour or- ''-9,t40.31. . - n o accl-•, orreoted Prooent wore Moyor D. B. Morlour drivers Involved; lo1Ued526 pn, Clerk Patty Burdolte. Clt;r perking tickets and one tm!aw- AIIDriMQ< Roy MuiQiravo; and 1111 park!"- Uc:kot; Dildo 19 v- COIIIell member• Bill Wollman, rello for road law vlolatlon.and Jim Flolior, Wallace Smllh, Lor18 other mlodameanor arresta; Training Oass is me felony arrest; recovered all>...;.,..d Su len - ' 1 valued at $240 and Bat"..,.,.. n Y worked alotal of994 man hourl. Mayor Morsan announced that MASON - Tho 1\!aiiOD Methnew "Welcome to Pl. Ploaoent" odist Youtll Followlhlp tratntns stsns will be erected at tile var- claoa tmder tile d!recltCII of tile louJ clt;y limits by June 1 In Rev, Lowell Kennoy wore bap-. compliance wllh a ruling by the Uzod and received Into church !late Road Comlaslon and all membarlhlp ~ morning. existing eigna, auch as those anTaken 1D were Broee Alex.. """"elllll various churches and andor, Beverly Batea, Clarice elvlc orpnlzaU...s, will como Davis, Ja1111 Davis, Kimber!: down and must be placed with Elias, Billy Fey, Coomle Giltile Welcome stsn allononorack, land, Debbie Gilland, Robin JohnCoon ell will meet Tuesday, Ap- eon, Keith Jonea, Martha Jones, r11 16111, at 7 p.m. In tile coun- Mary Jones, Mario Lambert, ell chambars to approve tile levy Marvin Newell, Kalhyllouoli, Ka.Y elllmate. Schaol!sl, &laan Th-. Jemy Council approved an acklitlon Th- and Morl;y Yeager. w the zoning regulations as recommonded by the Zonlns Comm!ssloo which .lij1 allow proWT ,. ~ ,~ ~. ,,!{"'.,;..!!!~~~=- Ch!fle~~~~~. ,F~azlor•~ IIPtD; HANNAN - KeMolh IJol. ley, Frazier Bottom, and 11an7 Butler, ru...-: LEWIS- G. A. BJap, lll1ah Krodal and Gone Crow, all of Pl Plea111ot; ROB. INSON - JIDIOI R. IIUJnpllrey' Rt. I Pl. Pleasant; UNION - Your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's brand of service is extra special. Call it Attitude. Or ,Pe~: sonal Concern. Or Thoroughness. Or Reliability. It all addS' up to extra care for your car at no extra cost . . . from your Ashland Oil Dealer. ' He also offers the very finest petroleum products available anywhere ... such as Ashlard Vitalized Gasoline and Valvoline Motor Oil. To get the most out of your car , ... get to know your Good Neigh- .~ · bor Ashland Oil Dealer. He's • always "at your service." ' of the Sewer Department and WAGGENER- MaxlneAldrldp, llaooo, ond Ralph Warner, 1\!aoon. The 50 petit Jurors ooleeted are: Donald Sblnn, !.-; JOllllo Ferauaon, New Haven; Raymood Workman, Pl. Pl.. aant; Marl' E. Feye, New Haven; Mrs. D e a n Knight, New Haven; Florence Love, Pl. PloaBMI; Ireta Nowlin, Apple Grove; Evarott SO)'ro, Pl. Plooaant; Bonnie Bowcott, lloulh· aide; F. R, Fauver, Laou; Lutiler Tucker, llaaon; R u I u s Groatllouoo, Glenwood; Mra. Paul er-.., Pl. Pleaaant; Mra. Lamona C&oe,y, APple Grove; James E. Mceori>, Pl Pleaaant; Uayd ~~ IDd Marfil· T. - · New _ , . Park Drlvo, 11 tho elt;y 1\treet commls- as roromm811ded by Mayor Morgan. Jmeo will beBin hla dlltleo Immediately. Tho posltiOII of street commlooloo- PT. PLEASANT_ Jury com- Leonard t.lptoa, Rt. 3 Leon; Mra. Mlll1rd Van MMer Class to Meet Tuesday lora. Council members -""edtllo appolatmont oi Charles G. Jmeo, MIDDLEPORT, 0. • .. Grand, Petit Jurors List Drawn Ph. 992-2039Today Where ' . tot 01 ' ~.a.~.: :;~-:· =~· ~I ot~- .,., ......... • were CJ.ir•• • ())Po..'f: l ·su: . .• • :!,.,'• nl!;..;.. *-t. Fabric '· PAY RAisE>~· . ' . , •..,•' ' LINCOLN, Neb. • .,...· Family hirthday'1 Jj!J Racine -~: ' .• ~ - .';:i ~'YRACUSE - · A.flmlb'~ .*~· I Soo "l.-.ui 10 to JM, ·. · ·In the two conlesls. lin caUIIlt. dal celot>ra~n "'' !"'d II dlt 1 · tl,OOO •.ril l!IBirt tloidar David Rakers ""'~or extra base hits lor tho FIRSr GAME Jlomo,ol Wl!ter Cook on Supdll : : : . : . llommed out six hils In -oovon In tile tlrst game wti'e Rio Grande~- OD27041-If12 2 . homr~ Mr. Coolt, CllrlaCe , .:...... . .c..;. Unloa ot bat In a d<d>le h!"'dar R-en . 911 triple• oac1 Ooldahd C!ll' •ocio 100 &-- 1 9 .1 Silrla Ruooell Miller, T.o .r r 1 hla; ~ Ill 01 ~~-Jt loloDd&.l' anep.ion at Chillicothe Coach Doli vo~e '. ·•' ttsrioo· Rio Gt.,.- 1'111· · Mlkollllllar; ·• ' lbaicta ~ 11111 ' ·• •• tbo Rio .Gpeclo Colloi!e Red· . l)lek L•UIIl,:'b,; rot ·RID le':"(WP), : Wtl>or .al.d Attoitdlr!il Mr• .anci Mrs. .oiallon' • hi paid ealltlil_ mea _, ~~· ~4.11 ond · LarrY ond got credit 'ror tile vei-s: oilldand C!t;r - Clomonto · . Ra:JJiond •eook'and oon" ~ d~l coac ea. . ,, ~= 14--11, over;• !118 OahUnd II 1 1 Y ~HO 1"1• rolle-iocl bl Jim (LP), Allen,(S),'IIId Drake. '.. oild Ko!ltll\d-E*~ bly~; If!', , ' "" (Jnd.) COllop Oako. - '. . W or Ia the fourth. Don !I!IV· . . and Mra, Riiaoell)fjllorandllll\8 . \!. Tho 'llln-.11\•e• tile Reomen a ell behind the plate. sECOND GAME . 'l'lnl and T!.mJn1, COI~;Jir, ' ·. · · ~if 2-0 alate 111 _tile Kontuc)<y Ia- ors waa the Redo Oakland Clt;r b30 1100 3- ~' ,6 t and Mrs. Soorla •" d· Mr. oacl "!<&. llo!'fl~-• · " tereolleslato Atliletlc GonlerIn tho so<OIIed . d P,'";:;.s in the Rio Grande 7U lOt X-U 125 ·ooil, Torr)' Choohkr. New Ha-W, Va., """Jll'~~ eo aftd b-'••o their ~11011' s ,,.. . aeor ~on · · · Cl Ran ' d Cook .... ........., ills. Eua PIIIIIIPt Ina' W on . · · ,.,. . .. ' , l!rst lnnln& one.eaeb In tile secBattsrloa: Oakl~ t;r.,.. • Mrs. Bomir ~ ~·; r...:.. •. •• _. •• ':::' rocorcl to. 3-0. Tho Redm'!" op· aftd' lourlh and lour aom (LP'), Allon (4) and Drake; Wilma ·and lllc..,.d, Ml~rt; ......., ..,..... onld last Tuooday at Chorle•- 111\d, third, (WI') .. _ ,. ton will! o·3-i· win over Morris In Rekers, tho llxth.TOm · Davia- G<JrY , ' -• .....,~. •'· .Harvey Coli ege. c _....., anci Mike Serlo h i t RID Grllicle'o - pme IIIII ~ n..o.- 1 -•ed a . homoa••.,.,, . """"' ,... · doUbles lor Rio Gronde. be Woclaood&Y at 1\!an-· · - Col • •rn . """ wltli'' two mateo ~~board G c modY started lor the lose. The Redmllll meet Mol<lnO., Ill• . . · . ' 1n tho !oarltl liiiiJIB of the ftrst ary ~ e1 ed credit lor College of Canton at 2 p.m. Sat~~ gameasthelledmenscorectsev- Redmen an rec v Sian! L !.'fl' I runs. Reker&. batted in eight the win. He was relieved by Bill urday on the new ey • 11 y (j, (j1 011 Emery 1n the sixth. Dick Llwl!lt· Evans Field at Rio Grande. . rurned " ., . . 14~ 1,: 14·.6 ~ '*' rJ;'"~inbi\l .l·ln . .. ' . llolzor Hospital: VIsiting hours ton, Bidwell, - 6:22p.m. Moo2-t and 7-8 p.m. Parenti only di.Y; Mrs. Franela D. smttll, period. The looallodge was origlp. on Pediatrics Ward. Wellston, 8:52p.m. Monday; Mrs. . Admissions Roger D. Schoolcraft, Rt. 1 Vlnall,v cbartencl on >\PrU 10, Robert G. Marchi, 107 Klneoo ton, son, 10:22 p.m. Monday. 1855, or 113 tear• ago WedDr.; Mrs. Ru!us B. Ellceuor, Dlsc::harges nesday. However. the current t2 Grape St.; VIcki Jo EsKieton. Llnnie J. Baker, Lowell F. charter date& !rom APrli26, Clesblre; Archie C. MeaOOws, Harrison, Robert K. Heney, Mrs. 1811 and th1> ob&ervii)Ceofthe Rt. 2 Crown City; Mrs. Roger M. Wendell Je!!ers, Mrs. Jeslodge will center In this latter D. Schoolcra!l, Rl. I VInton; eie Melvin, Clarence Rodgers, date. A hiStoey Is baing pr&... C'"de w White Jr Rt Mrs. Charles M. Salser, Mro. pared lor use In this service u wall a& tor pmllcotlon. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Charlo a L. Thornton R. WIIBOII, Damy R. Thaxtm, .Bidwell; Mro. Donnie Wright, Mrs. William E. cox, Local mOII)borl have baen IL Doy, Rt. 2 crown City; Mrs. and infant Mrs. Jorey L. ll!l'ltod to l1lilqgs"""'o. The C&rloa P, Wood, PatriOt Star McManis and Infant daughter, nrat IB to be,held at Cottlp111.; Laster T. DeWitt, Rt. 2 Mrs. Richerd A. Moore and Invllle ~ AprU 12 and tho second it Pomeroy lodge oo Galllpolis; Mrs. Rufus Reynolds, !ant son. Rl. 1 VInton; Mrs. W, Richard APrU 16. Brown, Collipolls; Boward F. !bats, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleaoant: Lesa The Almanac Rt. I Lotarl·, Wllla By United ProS& International G. .....,. -·-. AP u 9 th .......... , Rt. 1 West Columbia·, Today Is Tuesda.vo ilhr 266 • toe c-'"" • ........_. L. Moso .. Ma...,·, WllIOOtb do.¥ of 1988 w ..........,. 111m W, Yonker, :MaP'I; Mrs. fullow. ~~orland, Rt. 1 RuUand·, The moon Ia between the first Kel~u1 ~w1 Daran J. Rees, Racine; Mrs. quarter ond Its fuU phase. ' · - .G,. J~·son, Rt. 4 PomeThe DK>rniiiB star Is Venu•. ._u, u.u1 Mar -·, Lars. Patter·~, Rt. 1 The evening stars are s ._. ·~ ....,., '' Racine; Mrs. Lew G. King, Mid- and J,.,lter. !' dloporl; Mrs. Melvin T. Hood, On IbiS dalln hlsrory: ~~·, Lawrence E. Guln••, In 1865, Gen. Hobart E. Leo rU lOth. ~"··~ Uly s. Mra. ClarenceWickllneofTan"'·1-, w. Va.·, Mrs. Marvin •urrendared to ~~•• aso• ~--.. »'!' ners Run and her grandson, L.IUI ......... , Well..+ ...... Mrs. IMiie Grant at Appomattox court allE. ~ """'" can Mahoney otConnecticuttc Vowell, Wellston; Mrs. Rooald hoose in VIrginia. c na1 oan. ~I d, Ky M In . 19t0, Gorman,y Invaded ed on Mrs. Hue1 " E, Wllllam 1, Aau an .; rs. Mrs.. Gretta Slm,pson returned Francis D. Sm!tll, Wellston: Norway and SWeden. tmne alter two weeki visit In Jameo D. M!lhoan, Rl 2 0 • k In 1942• Batllll !ell to ll>e Cleveland with her brother-inHill; Gilbert E. Ray, Rl 2 Wtll- J_.,so alter two month• of law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. SOI.i..g • !lllbe3 "\qJ, -. IIj, 2 W!ll:- ·!l!,l\!'11111!1~' v:W ~-. bi\'I!UtCl!er.--'•' ' "''""' ~ .!!'f slllni Mrs. tfgyd "O, llirrlifiit ..._. f9M; !hi Rav. and Mrs. John Kimbler ' · ·' 2 Wellolon; Mro. Sarah E. Col- rlno Thresher wont .;~!own 220 and family were weekend guests llno, Coalton; Mrs. Donald F. mUes east ol Ruston. All 129 of rllative•ln ChiUicotho. Kolter, Rt. 3 Iront(m; Richard men aboard were lolilt. Mrs. Am Coe returned ttome s. Prange, Columbus; Ellzabolh A thought lor the do.¥: alter spending 1 DK>nlll In eoA. Wyant, Rt. 5 Jackson. Gorman ~hllofiQPher Friedrich lwnbus and Akron wilh relatives. Blrtbs Wilhelm Nietz&che Aid. uone Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush and Mrs. Larey G. Johnson, Rt. mull have a 1lOnd memory w be Mildred spent the weekend In Ak. t Pomen>)', daUIIlter, 1:09 p.m. able to ke<P promises one ron with relatives. ''' ' Mondayj Mra. O!.arles L. Thu:~ makes." Miss June NeiglerofColwnbus spent the weekend with her pari• ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Neig''' lor. Mr. and Mrs. Brian SbnpsoA 1o11ow the Youth Fellow&hiP and · and children ol Woods!leid SJ>ent PT. PLEASANT - FrlandBhiP J~ FellowshiP meetings at the weekend with their parents, clue members will meet for a 6:30, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sfmpsoo. · IIIOIItllly buSiness and social Quellk>Dalre• weredlstrlbatod and Mr. and Mrs. Roll>hBa<lgley. mootilv Tuooday at Helil>U EUB In tho church &mday by rt~~re...,. Mr. Kennolh SWart ol Akron Church at 7:30 p. m., lhe church tatives of the Women's ~ietyol' spent a weekend withhisparents. bulleltn announced Sunday, World Service. On APril 23, tho Mr. and Mrs. James SWart, and As the church enters into tbe missionary gro,., wW feature a the AI Crow family, Puslon Woak observanee, tho 10 mombar panollntbelrreguiar Mr. and Mrs, Francis Morris m•blr• wW share In the regu- ..,nthly mMting at t h e ehurch. violted !l>elr daugllters, Mr, and lar 1110 ~royer and Bible services Tho theme of tile program Is Mra. Rut,.,. • SWift and Mr. ond I' Wl!lnellllllaodThursda.v andtben ••Men and Women - Encounters Mrs. Merle SChroeder and ramijoin Ia • Sj)OCial "Holy Commul>- In Homo, Church and Socleey," 1y In Colwnbu&, recently. loll" senlce Thursda.v evening ot lfembara Ito asknd to c~ote 7:30 p. m. In tile II' edneldaiY ..,.. tho 1.1101gned quostionalres and n1n1 senlco, tho ,...,., wW stuclr turn !hem In no latter than >\PrU tilt 2ncl ChiPter ol n COrlD1111ana. 17. On Thuradal moroiJ!g, Bible rovlow will be loomdln I 18 and It, Luke 10 and II ond John 7 wllh grimar)' •tu<lr to be ·-~ Ia Mark 9. Nil¢ &mday. the Easter obo ' ,-·' aorvaaco will begin will> tho SW>J rill Hnice at 6 a. m.; W'dfled '\~.·; h.'-~ _,.,rohii aorilce wlllbeglnat8:t5 .. ln. oacl !llrldaiY school ....... .~ Cenrerlot-:,, will follow, Sunda;y oveningWOI'''\) llenloo II 7:30 p. m. will ~-:. "'i:· =•· " , . D!o· ·~r.m· ~ . ;(U ,I ' p.in. ., ' h Joho Milhoan'• Gallta Acadamy High schoOl llf>lt squad 'Wahllllll 111\1 to 9'h Monda.¥ afternoon cin .lllli lllvorolda •' ' · · · '1''"' • ..• ... . ·-~' .. ,;: J l J1 "o j I -:;:;::~;;;::::::::~;;;:;::::::::~:::::::::l;~:::::•:•:=~·~::::::~:: ., .x·· "r. f. I ' ~lnoll Mlddl..,.n-l'omen>)', 0., .lprU 9, 1968 ' ' was chosen M!sy ~rlngtime of Wahama High SChool bl tho student& jt a recent school dance. Her escortwasOlarlie . ·Divers, son ot Mrs. Mary av- ers, New Haven. ~e was pn~ sented red roses by I:bnna Liah. The Jays provided t h e music [or the dance, which was sponsored by the Junior Class. Other candidates were Maril,yn Gibbs, Erma sawyers. Chrlacy farker, !lulron Roach, Pam Russell, and DiXie Slu'lmJ>lin. PE'!TI'ION l'()INTS · . · Numoroua• ~!llnla .h a v o . POinto nwlo , In tho po11t1oo mada rqlotored with (IIIIIIUitarir.ocil'ladiiCIO: YClUf ~ l>J Pll'lonl who A COII\'enl!on~ ot...,eallll1••• h&Vi had Ill• !"'......,to use tile sranted by ihlieom.nioJICilafter lorry ~Jotom lor Cru_.wlon a hoarlal wu held Ia Ute CIIY - - the PI<> polnlo horolnai aUo.-1ootai, Well Vlqinla, Cll ba!ore Mit out aa belnc eatlrel7 January 5, 1968, to Ohio Valloy IDaclocllalo. llltdopaldobt. and unTowlng Cornpouv-, .: corporlllan. sale oa a ptbllc cvrlor; tllat lor the purpose of oporatlaa' a oatd !ldo V!llley TowiD& Comlorry service faclllt;r avflr a bas !ailed to meet t~~o · ro­ pwtlon of tile llfOll Kaaawho ,Premont• as eet bl this lilnorable Commlulcllln ll'llfi· lng a eortttlclle ot ooee1111: and conv....,.. lor Iorey aorvlco to tho tratallol Jd>llc; tllat schedules not met and ofHands are Winner ten umes por!Odl 1>1 waiting ore as much ai"t,., to throe hours, MASON - Brian Jobnaon, IIOD and lb8t tile laeWUoa at preoof Mr. and Mra. Earl Jdm- 0111 are not IIU!IIeloat to handle Maaon, woo first place on hta tile !low of Cralllc within reapencil sketcbiniofelaspedhands, """ porlods of Ume. the Block MothIll" 1 In simla. Recpost Qo) IIUido for a fulllaBrian Ia a lllxlh srader at Ma- vostipti.O of tile olleged laadeBIHI Grade Sehool. Bls prize IIIII quaey or tlllo lert1 service .. be a free trip w Camden Park Ia attempted to be carried on on Patrol Boy's Doy. Rhonda under Its eortlllclle of COII'/00Goodnlte won second place and Ienco and neeeaslt;y heretofore David Johnson, third plaeo. granted by this Commloo!Cil, and 'lbe Block Motbera 11 a new- atter such tnvostlpti!XI, llhould t: formed group, whose IDIIII!IIa It be found that tilt lorry IOI'VIn a window will slsnliY to a child Ice Is lnldaquale and not meethe or she may go to that home, Ing tile re.promonto 11 oot out II In need of help. Former Ma- under Its cortttleate of conv,.,. son Pollee otficer Fred Taylor ience and neeesii.Qr, tbatthenand has been working with tile PTA In tllat event tho rtatao hereto1n completing plans ror tile pro- lore granted by thil Commlsgram. olon to the Ohio Valley Towing Company, be cancelled end the certllleate of ....v..m-e and necesllt;r ba wllh-<lrawn. ATTEND BREAKFAST J"' Peneil Sketehes of are MASON - Twenty.tM young people and throe adults attended the Mason Methodist Prarer brealdast on Mood~.¥ mornlnsThe Reverend Lowoll Koonoy reported tllat the service opened at 7:30 a.m . wilh a brlol modltati!XI aod lhen tllllowed by a period of silent prayer and meditation. After leavin,gtheworahip oorvlce the group went to tile basement lor breakfast and tllon the YllWI£ - l e left I o r ONE DAY -T SERVICE You get our usual fine servic• and finishing. eln ot 9, out ot s ocbool . erly ForbuS 1 president; Maxine . .--------~ Nibert, lzt vice presldant; NoU Kenneclv, secretary. and AUeen .THE SHEifWIN-WiWAIIfS Plants, treasurer. The prel!dent, Mro, Forbus, nomad several_~oml!llll!l!l •ha!r.men which were: Ways an J' Means - Ruth Jotmaon; HollllltelIQ-, Juanita Word aud Publlcit;y, Ibddee Foran. Tho ....,., IIJProVed and aoCI(I)ted by-laws and dlacuued a dinner-dance to ba held lor all candidates on October 9th. The gl'0\&1 was reminded ol lhe Meet the Democrat Staib C&Ddidlte dinner scheduled lor >\PrO 25th at 1 p, m. In tile Jr. Higll School cafeteria. The dinner will be a covered cllsh al!llr with tho moat to be !urnlahed. SHIIIWIN·WIWAIII, Excello LATEX FLAT ' WAU PAINT S44Z gl1lon ELMER BURNS- COLOR CENTER 992-5611 MIDDLEPORT • • MOVED TO COLUMBUS C. H. Wtae, Sr, or Middleport Wll moved !rom Holzer Hospital Slndl,y to a Columbus nuralng IDme. He hod baoncon!inedtotlle hoopltal lor the pastthreowooks. His daughter, Mia s Ruth WISe, Is sponcBng the week In Columbus with her niece. Mrs, William Botz and lamlly, ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Jeaoe Donald Clark, 18, Letart, and Marilyn Jane Stanley, 20, Maaon, have made a,ppllcation for a marriage license In tbe office of the coun.. ty clorl<. at would your wife :ny if you came home with an Olds tonight? If it's a Cullass, she'll take one look ond kiss yau. And when you tell her Cu~oss cost less money lhon a lot of cart wilh low-priced "nomes," she'll kiss yau again. An Olds can make anyone a hero at home. See yaur nearest Olds dealer. �.. ,, ' ' \. ,. ·· '' ' ~ t.lliid!epOrt lloY•i.olaue ' lli&DII80fl JI'"OIInl oditl~Wod , tonliJII hal - t'. poolpc\I!Od WI· w rueidaJ. Aj)rU 16, ot 1110 Middleport Town llall at 7:30 • '·W·•·.~feat Wahama .. ,' :.'• ~ · .UaOiar'ae. ' ·-~ Wtn evened tile Blue Dov- smttll «, Beep Matlhewa tl, Ill' reeord at 2..2 lor the sea- Mike Orr 50, and TOrey Llayd Their next match will ba t7. ~.da, at l!wlltngton (W.va.) ll'ahsma;o lndlvl~ ocoroa lll&b. were: Gory F'oldo -.._t'f. Frank Brueo Harrold, the Blue Dev- Zuopan t.l, Robart missell t.l, Bot No. 1 man wao sick and did Roger Rouoli 4$, and Mlko Fey not ploy tho match. 53. . Low Medalist rorthenllle-llole, In the 1<0rill8, Fields cle!oat. Jill' S5RlversldaeouroewasBoop ed Corbin 3-1, Smith and zua. J4llhews of GAHS wbo &hot a pan lied 2..2, Matlhews cleteatalx-over par u. ed Russell 3-1, Roullh cle!eah!d IndividUal scores for GAHS Orr 3-1 and Torry Lloyd de-.e: Mike Corbin t.l, G r e g leated Fey 3'h to 'h. ..n. • .t· HOSPITAL NEWS . They IIIII have tho!z bast. neu 11011elil118 from April 15 to. Mar 1 'lltll the "'*!!liel'. soliciting lhe buoine•• . - . 11-ta. Aeyoihorboyaf!'oin IP'ada• one 1111 attll IIIII 'CI by loins to tile ill~~ Vaughan ~lldllrice at 671 S. Third, Mlddlllj>Oi1, ~. Wodbeod&Y and Thut~ and 111e1 oro to lake ll!oti lnllirahce mbniiy at lido lime. mo: · ,. •lJ . · ' ., · · ' ' •• ·,· • • ,:, • I ~'-· • '~) . eeJe~~tio? IJeJd ~r " ~ .. •... ·., ( .~" Sotial Events FRANCIS MORWS Mr. Paul Bolter ol Veteran• Holl!lltal In Cle\'eland, Mr. ond Mrs. Olan Holter and llm!ly ol Manslleld, Mr. and Mrs. Wllbar Holter, Mr.JooFaulkonburg. Mr. Dalbert Heasley, all of Akron, were ttere tor the CUneralorMrs.. Jemie Holter• Bon Philson recolvedwordlhat his mother, Mrs, Fred Phllson. su!!ered a broken hiP In a !all at the hom8or her daughter, Ka~ cyn. !Ito Is In Ra«ord Comm..,. Icy Hospital, Radford, Va. '"' a1 Mike Huddleston 1sa sur.,c patient In Holler Horpltal. 1 Albert Holman, oon ol Mr. and "'·Jacob Holman, has baenr.. homo !rom HolzorllosP!tal alter baing unaumonla PI" Arothor oon, John, Is aloo ill at their home. Mr. and Mrs. Francis visltnd their daughter, Christine Lahe, el I who Is heapltallted at Sh ter ng n Arms Hospital. Athens. ... I)W.lerIns !rom phlohlti'&mdly afternoon callers of Mrs. Hazel Cl.rnlhan were Mr. and )Ira. Joe Arnott and grand.son. Gene. or MeArlhur. Mr • and . Mrs. Arnott will observe lhmr 701h wedding annlvoraory on ApBy MRS, ''(, , .• , •rV'· .1 "' ,, ' ' ' " ' - '• :-:...1- ' \ .. ' <1, ;-'•'>f~-' '! '·• stOrtM' .cil s.ts'Oi,a . =~ande(6)~ -~~ ' ora irere promlaed. Liqneprea- polio, OhiO, aubmllted a bid of Ideal, J; T. Hollal!cl,'waa opokoa- '13,MO wllich a110 waa 'lilf '2" man' lor 1 ~ 1/( LIUio Loa· IIUI'laee Ma 'a tfiik coat to be 1!10 backera pr0oent, cltll\l var- oppll~ bororo tho hot coat WOQ!d ..,,,ancl •' t0e Jlj'8,tfl'tJ,rJ 0·elo•/10/J'z•n . f2A -~ ·-···--~ ·· ~ ,, · PT, Pl,&~l>IT - Point Pleaoant Ockl Follows ~ momberi wW moot Thurada.v at 8 g. m. or a hall hour later thJn cuBtomliry ume In Ioree durilv the Oct. 1 to APrU I r . • . .. . . loua noedo at lbe fields be(ore e,\1' Ill Jl!!'l, . lloUand - t h a t roPaln were """"" oil tile bleaeltets Ia two fields; two .._u - • Meded; practlco !leld at well end of Camden AV81110 llbauld be grad~ aftd aa uolotont !told dlrec· lor would be swreelatod. Hollend stated that lhoro - • <urrGb' over 200 bayo reclaler<d lor tho 1111011 of LIUio Loa&ue play, Semuel Eada or Madii!XI Ave., proiOQiod .-cll witll • peUtlca llaned bJ 13 P"''IIOV - • of tile area aaldag that •Madii!XI Avtnue l1lltllnll to tho rear of · tlle Iota belwooo 2111 and 22nd llrooto be - · eo they will have on outlet to both llreeto. Maror lolorpn ljlpointed a commlttoa •._..., of J a c k Fowler, Jim Flahor and R a Y ba l"'' on. . A eommt~ waallipolntjlol by l!fa,yor Morl\lll. ti! look latO the · flnloelal and .lo-"' a1p0cts of Ute ·reiUI'llling before a pomllc hearing on lbe matter 11 ilchedulod. Comlnltt8o mori>eri are Bill WOI~ Wadaar Th-, Jim Flolior aDd Roy 1\luJIP'ave. Moyor Morpn IIIIIIOUilced that all flat IUI'lleo of tho city buildlng would be glvoo a new rOO( flf a .wr.<ont t;ypo and would not coot the clt;r as the roor has baen leaking and Is covered bl the bCild given b7 tile contrac. Muagrave to fJtud;y the matter era baa been vacant for some and r~ back to council. The roaurlaclng of Malo St. from 6th to 12th Including Ute 11c1o belw,.. Malo ond VIand was dlocuued and bids - • road l8 smmltted bl two nrms. AndariOD Black Rock of Chorlelton a.mmitted a bid of $13,786.75 lor a 3" aur!aoe lneludlnr lhe llde llroots and TrlCounty Aspllalt Com-, Galli- time wllh Charlet Wood servlns ao acting eommlooiCilor In add!t1oo to his other clutleo as &lpt. tho ~A lOll - · r----...:·.·;·~--..,;.-----~'t"'-t ~. \ '•• Black Patent W'dh White Trim 5.99 AA-B Widtll ' ' . Order From Us Today • Flowers reflect the beauty of Easter. Select corsages, beauU· ful potted plants featwing lilies, hyllraugeaa, azaleas, mums. Lovely cut flowers. Artificial arrangements. POMEROY FLOWER SHOP PoiMI'O'( sit-,.,. Senttbty ,...... mllliallora, Freclc:r-, repub11.... IDd Vallie T-. demo· crat, have drawn tile IP'and ond potlt jurloa lor tile Mar term of Malon ~ Circuit court. Grancl juron 11111 begin their dlllleo at 9:311 a.m. on May 6th and Ftllt jurors will begin tllelr dutlet' at 9 Lm. on Ma.y 2oth. The 16 srand Jury mombars drawn 11y d!llrlot oro: AllliUcKLE _ Manford F, Bowleo, lloulhllde; CLmDENIN _ Jell Mccallister, Hogeet~ and loin. Dale Nibert, H o g. oatt; COOPER - Sam S ton e, Laou; and Del b e r t 0. PUllin, Letart ru. 2; Gl!AHAM ... "" ••• ..... I ... the •.... ·-·--....... . . ••• J Siewert, . • • J';.iil. "' "' •• .. ... ..."- .- - 1.: PICIWP ON SATURDAY ~IIAc\JsE- Allpersonswho hove order~ Dater ~ tl!t.ljr....UH Lde& AUliiJ. ,lew t*l "' ~. Alj'll if, • the ~use VW.,o flail; lhoH who hove ""' - •-. \ "' liar lor horo11111 Ia - - witll mllllorJ oporotlona. The"""""' ,...e bestowed 011 him Ill Waohll\ll<ll. He Ia tho ..., flf Mra. l!volyo Stewart, - · and tho IIIlO R<lbor1H,91e111rt. 110T11ER UNAWARE Mrl. Stewart, unawarolhathor ..., waa !JI,Juro.t and ot tllo lionora beltowed oa ~ found 1M 1111• IIIIO!Iporled hll IOQIIackor. Cllll- tiiOtlllrt nOt oniJ al tllo' m• Ullder hio COlli"\"" but alto of hi I .. - . Sho WIJ .....- . bllll tor, dlrlll..... He haa olnco rtlunled!>Omo and Ia· otot1onec1 at Fort Knoll. a., optr11 18 IIICIIIhaln Vlotnam, wiUI tile Foarltl lloluln' !Mvi· ..... and· .... llf'IID\IIOII to 'Cop. . Ja1io I.e Flli. 1868 wbll• Ia VIII• ...... ,. 1:"7. .. . .. •.,. ct-lorbli'oliml'lod e.c• liPI'*'!'MI· Ill jllrl; ' ·, ·0. u,,... '• it'o hero that tho whole boliCjUOI of ~ring 11 blo• ......... lorlh In tho prettiest fabrics you'll over oee or oowl •hade• •' .. ' '·• • '' ' •' ' ,,•' CUST0\-1 DRESS 1-MK/NG .' ... ' . , Shop ' ' '.I, ' •' t.,. ·~ Wa ..llellll 115 W. SECOND " OHIO r ···· · -·-·-··· -~·-~-----··-· - - ···~ --- -···-- ~ --,.~ ..... - - ./' -~~ ,I'll' ... ~ '\ Jl. ' ,,._ • • . j ' '. -·· · ~--·-- ·-~---------- , .... . ' ' '. ' ~ .( t ·, · """""' . Raven; Worthy Pear- Galllpolls Forey; RoY Bleoalng, Pl. Pleaoant; Cllde R. Durst, Rt. 1 Leni.: Cheater o. Flora, Apple Grove; Price Patrick, Pl. Pleaoant; Randall Stover, Allhton; &lo Poll, Alhton; James McCulloch, Rt. 2 Pl. PI~; Joy G. Foroman, West Columbia; Ruth Mohr, Pl. Pleaaant; Mrs. c. G. Baoorle, Pl. Pleasont; Edna 1. llosoon, Letart; Richard Pyles, Aahton; Albert Bolllhn, Letart; Paul L. Bork!cy, Lolar\: Bill: J. Ha.Yeo, Now Haven; Nancy Margaret Strickler, Pl. . Ploaoant; L eo Paroons, Gallipolis Forey; Poul Fitzgerald, II' e s t Columbia; • Marie .-., Aahlno; ~"ill ea, Pl. Pleaaant; John Eacue, Frazier Bottom; Mary E. Cook, New Ravon; Norma E. Rial, MaiiOD; Mabel McDaJdel, Pl. Ploa..nt; Jeanette Bowen, APple Captain Jack L. complete disregard lor hlo own Malon, llll been &Wlll:d- oaloly, braved Oll!lll1Y !Ire to Ill- ed tho Purple Heart lor wouoda ,...lived In aetioll In V l lall November It and two Bron&o !lar Medal•. Lilt Jan. uary Ia he neo!Yed 1 bronze liar fer horolom lo .....,... combat and m Do- 27, 1966 ' CIIICU!l ~ 0 · Poi!Plei on linen, roses on 1llk, greenery tn wool, pussy. wlllow-oo!t and bariH!ark ~ wltll lilacs and lol'aJii,to and aOI!ds as rich 11 beda of tuliP• In all tiber&. Come, glekl De1110crat "omen Fill Out Slate For 1968 Year Grove;· lrlil H~ 1.Fieaber, New MAlliN - . \ ton; . ... . PT. PLEASANT - The Mason Co.ny Democrat Women's OJ\o pnlzatlon mot II tile courthouse and elected Inur addltlooal o!!lcers to cotrllllete their slate.. Mrs. Eulah llellomy wu chosen 2nd vice prooident; CiaJ>. ice Gault. correfiJOndlng seer.. tary; C&therlno Newbarl')', Historian; Frances Ll~r!elt, Pll" llameoW'Ian. These officers wW serve with those elected earlier, Mrs. Bev- MAOON - ,Miss Pam Roush, daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Roi>~ .-,JAQlo . ~llason, !Rayton, pt, Pleasant; R o m 1 e Bailes, Pl. Ploaaant; Donald 0, Smith, Rt. 3 Laou; W. H. Ohlinger, West COlumbia; HoWard w. Brewer, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant. leYBI'al of hll men were severe- IJ woundocl, his cplck appUcaUm of llr staid contributed IP'oal- 1: In ....... tile wounded men' a lives. Durlag tho mslllll!lrt oren- emy mortar rounds Lt. Stewart was wounded, bat re!Uslnli to be OVBC\Illted, be CGIIllnued to direct his battery's aetlvltles: uue reeelved the other medal lor borolom In NovambOII 1966 while oervlng 01 tiro dlroetl011 o!!leer of till Battalton will! total dloreprd lor hlo OWJi,.oate1:, erawied from howltzori to howitzer lbocldns tile OQilp- moat. He ..,...., hlmool! several ttmol to lneomlns mortars and ...-ry pPioslml from tho burnlag ammtm!tloo to aa1111 In tile evacuation al the wouncled . . "Ll jlleworl eontroll~ ao many as throe mlsslms simultaneously. According to W. D. MelloweD, Chlol of stall, thlo outstanding dlaploy of IOiderlhlp, loiUatlvo and bravoey Ia 1n keeplna witll tho htgheill tradlllona of tile mWtary 801'Yleo ond ro!lecta lfe&l credit """" himself, his lllllt and tbo. U, S. AriD7." lA. Steworl oolloted follow... lfadllatl'!\11 from Wahillla Ill · 1959 and .... In the' Arley lor 10 yearo. time hi .... pPI~ ~ CGIIep. ~- ,occao!OIII 1111111 ~ u l!attim- CI!M· ~: cifl Battap: ..,... BatlliiGa .. NoWIIIbot It '1.' lA. a.wirl'011 . •' \ not hla men In Initiating counter mortar fires. , Onee, when ·m ~ . . Wltll ' " .Switch . , lVII- '.....,.! Hollucl, .Rlvoir .,.. .......,. U. Qblo lilY· J.lmWW~~na.'J.ck1crwlor,~· ., -~_-a paiDt lt .ll!ll Town ord:Rlllle, Don Wold~I, Bill WJn, <if Jb !'WIOII, ,WtJI \llqlaia, to .,, Jack J1ai1j:t1or and W.,._, .,, HIOII!'Il!l! the ~g bank of Thlbet, • ,~· I'; ' -~~. 0,00 Rlv,er,~~t ado, ala da Artillery Officer Stewart Wins Decorations for Heroic Actions AIKLAHD OIL, I Rt:fiiiii ,C'I!·P~IIT .,., : Your .... and bulldlns lnopector. The cooncll gave a vote of tllanks to Wood lor handllnS lho Jd> capably lor tho many month• when tJJere ,.,as no street eom. mlsolonor. A dlscuooloo was held on the withdrawal of the Khnudo Club from - - ~· ~~- J'I!Ol leo- ollleoa In a bulldllil rorthia oea1011lll!l _.um.m. wilhwt a mallllalned roll~ beri oxpreiiOd reel tbat IP- The new rullai appllao to buU!Jperently tho pool located on M!lln .- lop Ia tile R2 >Diilnl widd. Strol!i at the old' Jr. High Sdlool covora tho ·area o! fiilm '11i. would not ba.oilonod tor the MIDI· flroet to tile Ooodwall and north mer ileai!XI thil P,&r. - Malo Street. · Couacll member Don Waldie A llllanelal report of tho tllroe road the c!Q- pOllee oetlvlt;r ra. . ell: doportmeilts ,.., road lhow· port for tho ...,til of March 11 . log tho lollowlng balaocts 011 aubmltted b)' Chief of Pollee MarCh 31, Clt;y - $28,613.61; Jaek P)'loo - . , lhe deport- W~ Worko- 152,535.93; Sewmont fllombors lllvolllpted tour or- ''-9,t40.31. . - n o accl-•, orreoted Prooent wore Moyor D. B. Morlour drivers Involved; lo1Ued526 pn, Clerk Patty Burdolte. Clt;r perking tickets and one tm!aw- AIIDriMQ< Roy MuiQiravo; and 1111 park!"- Uc:kot; Dildo 19 v- COIIIell member• Bill Wollman, rello for road law vlolatlon.and Jim Flolior, Wallace Smllh, Lor18 other mlodameanor arresta; Training Oass is me felony arrest; recovered all>...;.,..d Su len - ' 1 valued at $240 and Bat"..,.,.. n Y worked alotal of994 man hourl. Mayor Morsan announced that MASON - Tho 1\!aiiOD Methnew "Welcome to Pl. Ploaoent" odist Youtll Followlhlp tratntns stsns will be erected at tile var- claoa tmder tile d!recltCII of tile louJ clt;y limits by June 1 In Rev, Lowell Kennoy wore bap-. compliance wllh a ruling by the Uzod and received Into church !late Road Comlaslon and all membarlhlp ~ morning. existing eigna, auch as those anTaken 1D were Broee Alex.. """"elllll various churches and andor, Beverly Batea, Clarice elvlc orpnlzaU...s, will como Davis, Ja1111 Davis, Kimber!: down and must be placed with Elias, Billy Fey, Coomle Giltile Welcome stsn allononorack, land, Debbie Gilland, Robin JohnCoon ell will meet Tuesday, Ap- eon, Keith Jonea, Martha Jones, r11 16111, at 7 p.m. In tile coun- Mary Jones, Mario Lambert, ell chambars to approve tile levy Marvin Newell, Kalhyllouoli, Ka.Y elllmate. Schaol!sl, &laan Th-. Jemy Council approved an acklitlon Th- and Morl;y Yeager. w the zoning regulations as recommonded by the Zonlns Comm!ssloo which .lij1 allow proWT ,. ~ ,~ ~. ,,!{"'.,;..!!!~~~=- Ch!fle~~~~~. ,F~azlor•~ IIPtD; HANNAN - KeMolh IJol. ley, Frazier Bottom, and 11an7 Butler, ru...-: LEWIS- G. A. BJap, lll1ah Krodal and Gone Crow, all of Pl Plea111ot; ROB. INSON - JIDIOI R. IIUJnpllrey' Rt. I Pl. Pleasant; UNION - Your Good Neighbor Ashland Oil Dealer's brand of service is extra special. Call it Attitude. Or ,Pe~: sonal Concern. Or Thoroughness. Or Reliability. It all addS' up to extra care for your car at no extra cost . . . from your Ashland Oil Dealer. ' He also offers the very finest petroleum products available anywhere ... such as Ashlard Vitalized Gasoline and Valvoline Motor Oil. To get the most out of your car , ... get to know your Good Neigh- .~ · bor Ashland Oil Dealer. He's • always "at your service." ' of the Sewer Department and WAGGENER- MaxlneAldrldp, llaooo, ond Ralph Warner, 1\!aoon. The 50 petit Jurors ooleeted are: Donald Sblnn, !.-; JOllllo Ferauaon, New Haven; Raymood Workman, Pl. Pl.. aant; Marl' E. Feye, New Haven; Mrs. D e a n Knight, New Haven; Florence Love, Pl. PloaBMI; Ireta Nowlin, Apple Grove; Evarott SO)'ro, Pl. Plooaant; Bonnie Bowcott, lloulh· aide; F. R, Fauver, Laou; Lutiler Tucker, llaaon; R u I u s Groatllouoo, Glenwood; Mra. Paul er-.., Pl. Pleaaant; Mra. Lamona C&oe,y, APple Grove; James E. Mceori>, Pl Pleaaant; Uayd ~~ IDd Marfil· T. - · New _ , . Park Drlvo, 11 tho elt;y 1\treet commls- as roromm811ded by Mayor Morgan. Jmeo will beBin hla dlltleo Immediately. Tho posltiOII of street commlooloo- PT. PLEASANT_ Jury com- Leonard t.lptoa, Rt. 3 Leon; Mra. Mlll1rd Van MMer Class to Meet Tuesday lora. Council members -""edtllo appolatmont oi Charles G. Jmeo, MIDDLEPORT, 0. • .. Grand, Petit Jurors List Drawn Ph. 992-2039Today Where ' . tot 01 ' ~.a.~.: :;~-:· =~· ~I ot~- .,., ......... • were CJ.ir•• • ())Po..'f: l ·su: . .• • :!,.,'• nl!;..;.. *-t. Fabric '· PAY RAisE>~· . ' . , •..,•' ' LINCOLN, Neb. • .,...· Family hirthday'1 Jj!J Racine -~: ' .• ~ - .';:i ~'YRACUSE - · A.flmlb'~ .*~· I Soo "l.-.ui 10 to JM, ·. · ·In the two conlesls. lin caUIIlt. dal celot>ra~n "'' !"'d II dlt 1 · tl,OOO •.ril l!IBirt tloidar David Rakers ""'~or extra base hits lor tho FIRSr GAME Jlomo,ol Wl!ter Cook on Supdll : : : . : . llommed out six hils In -oovon In tile tlrst game wti'e Rio Grande~- OD27041-If12 2 . homr~ Mr. Coolt, CllrlaCe , .:...... . .c..;. Unloa ot bat In a d<d>le h!"'dar R-en . 911 triple• oac1 Ooldahd C!ll' •ocio 100 &-- 1 9 .1 Silrla Ruooell Miller, T.o .r r 1 hla; ~ Ill 01 ~~-Jt loloDd&.l' anep.ion at Chillicothe Coach Doli vo~e '. ·•' ttsrioo· Rio Gt.,.- 1'111· · Mlkollllllar; ·• ' lbaicta ~ 11111 ' ·• •• tbo Rio .Gpeclo Colloi!e Red· . l)lek L•UIIl,:'b,; rot ·RID le':"(WP), : Wtl>or .al.d Attoitdlr!il Mr• .anci Mrs. .oiallon' • hi paid ealltlil_ mea _, ~~· ~4.11 ond · LarrY ond got credit 'ror tile vei-s: oilldand C!t;r - Clomonto · . Ra:JJiond •eook'and oon" ~ d~l coac ea. . ,, ~= 14--11, over;• !118 OahUnd II 1 1 Y ~HO 1"1• rolle-iocl bl Jim (LP), Allen,(S),'IIId Drake. '.. oild Ko!ltll\d-E*~ bly~; If!', , ' "" (Jnd.) COllop Oako. - '. . W or Ia the fourth. Don !I!IV· . . and Mra, Riiaoell)fjllorandllll\8 . \!. Tho 'llln-.11\•e• tile Reomen a ell behind the plate. sECOND GAME . 'l'lnl and T!.mJn1, COI~;Jir, ' ·. · · ~if 2-0 alate 111 _tile Kontuc)<y Ia- ors waa the Redo Oakland Clt;r b30 1100 3- ~' ,6 t and Mrs. Soorla •" d· Mr. oacl "!<&. llo!'fl~-• · " tereolleslato Atliletlc GonlerIn tho so<OIIed . d P,'";:;.s in the Rio Grande 7U lOt X-U 125 ·ooil, Torr)' Choohkr. New Ha-W, Va., """Jll'~~ eo aftd b-'••o their ~11011' s ,,.. . aeor ~on · · · Cl Ran ' d Cook .... ........., ills. Eua PIIIIIIPt Ina' W on . · · ,.,. . .. ' , l!rst lnnln& one.eaeb In tile secBattsrloa: Oakl~ t;r.,.. • Mrs. Bomir ~ ~·; r...:.. •. •• _. •• ':::' rocorcl to. 3-0. Tho Redm'!" op· aftd' lourlh and lour aom (LP'), Allon (4) and Drake; Wilma ·and lllc..,.d, Ml~rt; ......., ..,..... onld last Tuooday at Chorle•- 111\d, third, (WI') .. _ ,. ton will! o·3-i· win over Morris In Rekers, tho llxth.TOm · Davia- G<JrY , ' -• .....,~. •'· .Harvey Coli ege. c _....., anci Mike Serlo h i t RID Grllicle'o - pme IIIII ~ n..o.- 1 -•ed a . homoa••.,.,, . """"' ,... · doUbles lor Rio Gronde. be Woclaood&Y at 1\!an-· · - Col • •rn . """ wltli'' two mateo ~~board G c modY started lor the lose. The Redmllll meet Mol<lnO., Ill• . . · . ' 1n tho !oarltl liiiiJIB of the ftrst ary ~ e1 ed credit lor College of Canton at 2 p.m. Sat~~ gameasthelledmenscorectsev- Redmen an rec v Sian! L !.'fl' I runs. Reker&. batted in eight the win. He was relieved by Bill urday on the new ey • 11 y (j, (j1 011 Emery 1n the sixth. Dick Llwl!lt· Evans Field at Rio Grande. . rurned " ., . . 14~ 1,: 14·.6 ~ '*' rJ;'"~inbi\l .l·ln . .. ' . llolzor Hospital: VIsiting hours ton, Bidwell, - 6:22p.m. Moo2-t and 7-8 p.m. Parenti only di.Y; Mrs. Franela D. smttll, period. The looallodge was origlp. on Pediatrics Ward. Wellston, 8:52p.m. Monday; Mrs. . Admissions Roger D. Schoolcraft, Rt. 1 Vlnall,v cbartencl on >\PrU 10, Robert G. Marchi, 107 Klneoo ton, son, 10:22 p.m. Monday. 1855, or 113 tear• ago WedDr.; Mrs. Ru!us B. Ellceuor, Dlsc::harges nesday. However. the current t2 Grape St.; VIcki Jo EsKieton. Llnnie J. Baker, Lowell F. charter date& !rom APrli26, Clesblre; Archie C. MeaOOws, Harrison, Robert K. Heney, Mrs. 1811 and th1> ob&ervii)Ceofthe Rt. 2 Crown City; Mrs. Roger M. Wendell Je!!ers, Mrs. Jeslodge will center In this latter D. Schoolcra!l, Rl. I VInton; eie Melvin, Clarence Rodgers, date. A hiStoey Is baing pr&... C'"de w White Jr Rt Mrs. Charles M. Salser, Mro. pared lor use In this service u wall a& tor pmllcotlon. 2 Cheshire; Mrs. Charlo a L. Thornton R. WIIBOII, Damy R. Thaxtm, .Bidwell; Mro. Donnie Wright, Mrs. William E. cox, Local mOII)borl have baen IL Doy, Rt. 2 crown City; Mrs. and infant Mrs. Jorey L. ll!l'ltod to l1lilqgs"""'o. The C&rloa P, Wood, PatriOt Star McManis and Infant daughter, nrat IB to be,held at Cottlp111.; Laster T. DeWitt, Rt. 2 Mrs. Richerd A. Moore and Invllle ~ AprU 12 and tho second it Pomeroy lodge oo Galllpolis; Mrs. Rufus Reynolds, !ant son. Rl. 1 VInton; Mrs. W, Richard APrU 16. Brown, Collipolls; Boward F. !bats, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleaoant: Lesa The Almanac Rt. I Lotarl·, Wllla By United ProS& International G. .....,. -·-. AP u 9 th .......... , Rt. 1 West Columbia·, Today Is Tuesda.vo ilhr 266 • toe c-'"" • ........_. L. Moso .. Ma...,·, WllIOOtb do.¥ of 1988 w ..........,. 111m W, Yonker, :MaP'I; Mrs. fullow. ~~orland, Rt. 1 RuUand·, The moon Ia between the first Kel~u1 ~w1 Daran J. Rees, Racine; Mrs. quarter ond Its fuU phase. ' · - .G,. J~·son, Rt. 4 PomeThe DK>rniiiB star Is Venu•. ._u, u.u1 Mar -·, Lars. Patter·~, Rt. 1 The evening stars are s ._. ·~ ....,., '' Racine; Mrs. Lew G. King, Mid- and J,.,lter. !' dloporl; Mrs. Melvin T. Hood, On IbiS dalln hlsrory: ~~·, Lawrence E. Guln••, In 1865, Gen. Hobart E. Leo rU lOth. ~"··~ Uly s. Mra. ClarenceWickllneofTan"'·1-, w. Va.·, Mrs. Marvin •urrendared to ~~•• aso• ~--.. »'!' ners Run and her grandson, L.IUI ......... , Well..+ ...... Mrs. IMiie Grant at Appomattox court allE. ~ """'" can Mahoney otConnecticuttc Vowell, Wellston; Mrs. Rooald hoose in VIrginia. c na1 oan. ~I d, Ky M In . 19t0, Gorman,y Invaded ed on Mrs. Hue1 " E, Wllllam 1, Aau an .; rs. Mrs.. Gretta Slm,pson returned Francis D. Sm!tll, Wellston: Norway and SWeden. tmne alter two weeki visit In Jameo D. M!lhoan, Rl 2 0 • k In 1942• Batllll !ell to ll>e Cleveland with her brother-inHill; Gilbert E. Ray, Rl 2 Wtll- J_.,so alter two month• of law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. SOI.i..g • !lllbe3 "\qJ, -. IIj, 2 W!ll:- ·!l!,l\!'11111!1~' v:W ~-. bi\'I!UtCl!er.--'•' ' "''""' ~ .!!'f slllni Mrs. tfgyd "O, llirrlifiit ..._. f9M; !hi Rav. and Mrs. John Kimbler ' · ·' 2 Wellolon; Mro. Sarah E. Col- rlno Thresher wont .;~!own 220 and family were weekend guests llno, Coalton; Mrs. Donald F. mUes east ol Ruston. All 129 of rllative•ln ChiUicotho. Kolter, Rt. 3 Iront(m; Richard men aboard were lolilt. Mrs. Am Coe returned ttome s. Prange, Columbus; Ellzabolh A thought lor the do.¥: alter spending 1 DK>nlll In eoA. Wyant, Rt. 5 Jackson. Gorman ~hllofiQPher Friedrich lwnbus and Akron wilh relatives. Blrtbs Wilhelm Nietz&che Aid. uone Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush and Mrs. Larey G. Johnson, Rt. mull have a 1lOnd memory w be Mildred spent the weekend In Ak. t Pomen>)', daUIIlter, 1:09 p.m. able to ke<P promises one ron with relatives. ''' ' Mondayj Mra. O!.arles L. Thu:~ makes." Miss June NeiglerofColwnbus spent the weekend with her pari• ents. Mr. and Mrs. George Neig''' lor. Mr. and Mrs. Brian SbnpsoA 1o11ow the Youth Fellow&hiP and · and children ol Woods!leid SJ>ent PT. PLEASANT - FrlandBhiP J~ FellowshiP meetings at the weekend with their parents, clue members will meet for a 6:30, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sfmpsoo. · IIIOIItllly buSiness and social Quellk>Dalre• weredlstrlbatod and Mr. and Mrs. Roll>hBa<lgley. mootilv Tuooday at Helil>U EUB In tho church &mday by rt~~re...,. Mr. Kennolh SWart ol Akron Church at 7:30 p. m., lhe church tatives of the Women's ~ietyol' spent a weekend withhisparents. bulleltn announced Sunday, World Service. On APril 23, tho Mr. and Mrs. James SWart, and As the church enters into tbe missionary gro,., wW feature a the AI Crow family, Puslon Woak observanee, tho 10 mombar panollntbelrreguiar Mr. and Mrs, Francis Morris m•blr• wW share In the regu- ..,nthly mMting at t h e ehurch. violted !l>elr daugllters, Mr, and lar 1110 ~royer and Bible services Tho theme of tile program Is Mra. Rut,.,. • SWift and Mr. ond I' Wl!lnellllllaodThursda.v andtben ••Men and Women - Encounters Mrs. Merle SChroeder and ramijoin Ia • Sj)OCial "Holy Commul>- In Homo, Church and Socleey," 1y In Colwnbu&, recently. loll" senlce Thursda.v evening ot lfembara Ito asknd to c~ote 7:30 p. m. In tile II' edneldaiY ..,.. tho 1.1101gned quostionalres and n1n1 senlco, tho ,...,., wW stuclr turn !hem In no latter than >\PrU tilt 2ncl ChiPter ol n COrlD1111ana. 17. On Thuradal moroiJ!g, Bible rovlow will be loomdln I 18 and It, Luke 10 and II ond John 7 wllh grimar)' •tu<lr to be ·-~ Ia Mark 9. Nil¢ &mday. the Easter obo ' ,-·' aorvaaco will begin will> tho SW>J rill Hnice at 6 a. m.; W'dfled '\~.·; h.'-~ _,.,rohii aorilce wlllbeglnat8:t5 .. ln. oacl !llrldaiY school ....... .~ Cenrerlot-:,, will follow, Sunda;y oveningWOI'''\) llenloo II 7:30 p. m. will ~-:. "'i:· =•· " , . D!o· ·~r.m· ~ . ;(U ,I ' p.in. ., ' h Joho Milhoan'• Gallta Acadamy High schoOl llf>lt squad 'Wahllllll 111\1 to 9'h Monda.¥ afternoon cin .lllli lllvorolda •' ' · · · '1''"' • ..• ... . ·-~' .. ,;: J l J1 "o j I -:;:;::~;;;::::::::~;;;:;::::::::~:::::::::l;~:::::•:•:=~·~::::::~:: ., .x·· "r. f. I ' ~lnoll Mlddl..,.n-l'omen>)', 0., .lprU 9, 1968 ' ' was chosen M!sy ~rlngtime of Wahama High SChool bl tho student& jt a recent school dance. Her escortwasOlarlie . ·Divers, son ot Mrs. Mary av- ers, New Haven. ~e was pn~ sented red roses by I:bnna Liah. The Jays provided t h e music [or the dance, which was sponsored by the Junior Class. Other candidates were Maril,yn Gibbs, Erma sawyers. Chrlacy farker, !lulron Roach, Pam Russell, and DiXie Slu'lmJ>lin. PE'!TI'ION l'()INTS · . · Numoroua• ~!llnla .h a v o . POinto nwlo , In tho po11t1oo mada rqlotored with (IIIIIIUitarir.ocil'ladiiCIO: YClUf ~ l>J Pll'lonl who A COII\'enl!on~ ot...,eallll1••• h&Vi had Ill• !"'......,to use tile sranted by ihlieom.nioJICilafter lorry ~Jotom lor Cru_.wlon a hoarlal wu held Ia Ute CIIY - - the PI<> polnlo horolnai aUo.-1ootai, Well Vlqinla, Cll ba!ore Mit out aa belnc eatlrel7 January 5, 1968, to Ohio Valloy IDaclocllalo. llltdopaldobt. and unTowlng Cornpouv-, .: corporlllan. sale oa a ptbllc cvrlor; tllat lor the purpose of oporatlaa' a oatd !ldo V!llley TowiD& Comlorry service faclllt;r avflr a bas !ailed to meet t~~o · ro­ pwtlon of tile llfOll Kaaawho ,Premont• as eet bl this lilnorable Commlulcllln ll'llfi· lng a eortttlclle ot ooee1111: and conv....,.. lor Iorey aorvlco to tho tratallol Jd>llc; tllat schedules not met and ofHands are Winner ten umes por!Odl 1>1 waiting ore as much ai"t,., to throe hours, MASON - Brian Jobnaon, IIOD and lb8t tile laeWUoa at preoof Mr. and Mra. Earl Jdm- 0111 are not IIU!IIeloat to handle Maaon, woo first place on hta tile !low of Cralllc within reapencil sketcbiniofelaspedhands, """ porlods of Ume. the Block MothIll" 1 In simla. Recpost Qo) IIUido for a fulllaBrian Ia a lllxlh srader at Ma- vostipti.O of tile olleged laadeBIHI Grade Sehool. Bls prize IIIII quaey or tlllo lert1 service .. be a free trip w Camden Park Ia attempted to be carried on on Patrol Boy's Doy. Rhonda under Its eortlllclle of COII'/00Goodnlte won second place and Ienco and neeeaslt;y heretofore David Johnson, third plaeo. granted by this Commloo!Cil, and 'lbe Block Motbera 11 a new- atter such tnvostlpti!XI, llhould t: formed group, whose IDIIII!IIa It be found that tilt lorry IOI'VIn a window will slsnliY to a child Ice Is lnldaquale and not meethe or she may go to that home, Ing tile re.promonto 11 oot out II In need of help. Former Ma- under Its cortttleate of conv,.,. son Pollee otficer Fred Taylor ience and neeesii.Qr, tbatthenand has been working with tile PTA In tllat event tho rtatao hereto1n completing plans ror tile pro- lore granted by thil Commlsgram. olon to the Ohio Valley Towing Company, be cancelled end the certllleate of ....v..m-e and necesllt;r ba wllh-<lrawn. ATTEND BREAKFAST J"' Peneil Sketehes of are MASON - Twenty.tM young people and throe adults attended the Mason Methodist Prarer brealdast on Mood~.¥ mornlnsThe Reverend Lowoll Koonoy reported tllat the service opened at 7:30 a.m . wilh a brlol modltati!XI aod lhen tllllowed by a period of silent prayer and meditation. After leavin,gtheworahip oorvlce the group went to tile basement lor breakfast and tllon the YllWI£ - l e left I o r ONE DAY -T SERVICE You get our usual fine servic• and finishing. eln ot 9, out ot s ocbool . erly ForbuS 1 president; Maxine . .--------~ Nibert, lzt vice presldant; NoU Kenneclv, secretary. and AUeen .THE SHEifWIN-WiWAIIfS Plants, treasurer. The prel!dent, Mro, Forbus, nomad several_~oml!llll!l!l •ha!r.men which were: Ways an J' Means - Ruth Jotmaon; HollllltelIQ-, Juanita Word aud Publlcit;y, Ibddee Foran. Tho ....,., IIJProVed and aoCI(I)ted by-laws and dlacuued a dinner-dance to ba held lor all candidates on October 9th. The gl'0\&1 was reminded ol lhe Meet the Democrat Staib C&Ddidlte dinner scheduled lor >\PrO 25th at 1 p, m. In tile Jr. Higll School cafeteria. The dinner will be a covered cllsh al!llr with tho moat to be !urnlahed. SHIIIWIN·WIWAIII, Excello LATEX FLAT ' WAU PAINT S44Z gl1lon ELMER BURNS- COLOR CENTER 992-5611 MIDDLEPORT • • MOVED TO COLUMBUS C. H. Wtae, Sr, or Middleport Wll moved !rom Holzer Hospital Slndl,y to a Columbus nuralng IDme. He hod baoncon!inedtotlle hoopltal lor the pastthreowooks. His daughter, Mia s Ruth WISe, Is sponcBng the week In Columbus with her niece. Mrs, William Botz and lamlly, ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Jeaoe Donald Clark, 18, Letart, and Marilyn Jane Stanley, 20, Maaon, have made a,ppllcation for a marriage license In tbe office of the coun.. ty clorl<. at would your wife :ny if you came home with an Olds tonight? If it's a Cullass, she'll take one look ond kiss yau. And when you tell her Cu~oss cost less money lhon a lot of cart wilh low-priced "nomes," she'll kiss yau again. An Olds can make anyone a hero at home. See yaur nearest Olds dealer. �' Are.You "Listening? r---------------~- -=ARNOLD lilt .. 01110'1 PillliT ~­ .... led 1958 CAIILLAC I cb>r luXury cor 111 IIJiiOU prleo. O ' 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 . ,IJ250 · IHS CHEVROLET •• , •• , , , • , , , , , ••• , , , , , ,f18Ul5 Bel .Air 6 pau, ata. """"' 327 q . autoiDadc traol., or •teerinL ciOID - · aood w.w. llrea, radio IIJH] ' -- ' ·, ' ... .:·::~::.:. ..... ..... L........ ..._• . . . AHA WARIHOUS. ':M .t!N;;.:- ..,,,.. Pomerov Motor' Co OI'IN,EVIS. 1:00 P.M. 0 • • .;. . . . ;••y @) Aiil ..!,; PETS - Black Scottles, Wblte WeJ!les, Mlnlature Scbaauzel'll sod Poodles for Easter. Bark-• aroo Kennels. Coolville, Ohio. Phone 667-3654. 4-5-101C COAL. heavy, lumu stoker, egg and mine run. Excel!llor Salt Works, Inc., E. Main St.. Pomeroy. Phone 992-3191. lU-IIe MOBIL HOME. 1135, exc<!llent condition. Com!)letely lurnlall-ed. $1850,00. Call 9112-5262. 2-21-301lc --- SEVEN ROOM houSe, seven acres of land, cellar, smoke house, sOO<It garden space, two good wells, very good water. coal house, wood house: $2800. Can be bought on land contract. Pbene 7424356 Rutland. t-9-ltc SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing machine. 'This machine sold much higher. This machine will make buttonholes, darn, embroidery and zig zag. Take over payments of $1.25 per week or pay balance due, $38.46. Pbone 992-2836. 4-Htc SPECIAL STEREO, 1168 Earlv Ameoican stereo radio comhinotlon : 'This is a t>.•utllu' solid s!Bie unit with • soePd cbanli(er. Take ('IVer oavments ol $6 ner month or pav ~al- · once. of $1111. For' free home demonstration c•ll 993-3218_ Also stereo In wslnut cabinet lor oavments of $5.80 or balance of $86.911. 4-5-«c "b•••.,,.,...,."" (!ueltlu ~~~lt'l -· - - UNION AVE. - POMJ!:ROY One story 5 roOm frame bome, with modem ;- . bath, lull basement, gaa furnace bealln&, garag~ In basement, large lot, $8,iMIO<OO. . ON ROUTE' ut - SYB!<.'USE with Oreplace, dininc ...,m, modem kilchen. bath, 3 large bedroomo. lull baaement, furnaee heat, garage under liOuse, front and back porch, 316 Hyway. Call lot for appointment level corner feet on to see. Asking $31,500.00. GJI!VEL HlU.. - MIDDLEPORT - ' good two story 8 room home (S bedrooms), I" bathJ. basement, two enelooed porches. gorage, elllra carport, level lot, close to swimmlng pool, stom and school. Good place for large family. $10,000.00. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAI'ORD · .-,. · MON; JAYM:\It ctw. CO., - · ~ •e••~ lhiit •"•• c-•Tnidl· •i1141l.. r · •Atrr Type _..._. _·.. 001,. _ _ e(M! ' • li,1;At1tii'MI.. .t' I l1llla Cii __, u. 1U011n __ ,..~.._. ~ '-~~~~~:IY:I4::":·•:·:,..~ll:ll:•:•:•:ii:0:-~!~~~~~~;..;1 , . . :w . EXPBn' . ·Wheel Alignment 5.55 :l: • 7DOx1J 7DOx14 7501114 670rcl5 ,.... , .... AJ n.aa .a Plutlecrpplble 1...,.._ AI II.U Nat-l•G•ro- Res.---- EVINRUDE TIRES?? SALES AND SERVICE N.w)Supply ~ O..ols GUAIIANTEID OhiD - 16.50 ancl18.50 Hockingport, Ohio 992-2781 PHONE 667~70 CHESTER, 0, 98f.4H1 985-3647 DWARF FRUIT TREES $4.95 . -FORSYTHIA RED O:~oo:Hm ROW!RING HARDY AZALW ALTHEA MAGNOUAS $4.95 ·MOCK ORANGE GREEN SHRUBS . WIE6EUA ~ · ll'om tlielr chUclren IIIHI Insurance lull11111 Sent•• C, C. BRADFOIID AUcrJONEER Comjllele !1enlee Write, Phoae or Celltoel Crltt Bradford Racine. OMo 5 1 tic IIIHI motor Ucen11 AI Regular Siz11 $_12.50 John W. VanMttw '. ,41 t-7-3tc ~-­ INFORMATI(Ift NEWS PfiSiftfS LOCAL REPORTS IJAILY AT 7:50 A.M. · .12 NOON 3 P.M. AND UO P.M. .c. ' OKitH, WISE GUV. kNOCI< IT OFF •I ~ ean w- . ,...... DAILY •I• ,_ ~ ' ., • ' sr- WORLD~C chlldreol. ~.- ,.p~anl, A~I!IQBILE IMUranee •ben · ,.-r.-; Bao;l ~l!IIC!dey balretun>-' blt tQp BJlllllds ;iii) Ji.p.b. earl<alled? Lost your opera!- · eel bome lite'i'' belrw 1 Patleat at OD t6e T~aaka run or'• license? 99Z-29!11. Camdon - C1ork llo<llftll. p.,. The World AlmaDac ..,.: 1 u tfc IcerolluJ1, w. Va. Tiley average 101.1 m.p.h. ---- . Andrew•, oflons- OD !be 3:111.1-mlle trIp, 1111 an overnight pit of· wblch they make In thrte • Tli!I!IQ' llulh. hours, 10 minutes, dell)llle !k, F. L. Blair IIIHI Lao eor... _ stopa at Nagoya and Kyoto. nor ot ParkeroburJ, w. Va.,woro Each train hao 12 a1r..;oa. rocont gueau In tbe bomo ct dllloned cars, Ia !'9,uipped with abopa and public lele· • Mra. £eN Stewort IIIHI Anderson and can oeat 987 • pbones B. Kibble. pen0118. The New Tokaldo WS, 0 Mra. Greco and lira. Line operatesllll ouch trains PorSOPI from I ~0 lien Lt1l1an P!ckelll Ylllted lira. f'.,dally. to lllend the fomorll of Frank Sou.-, I Patient In V • • • Collol ..... Mr. IIJH] lira. Leo . Mlmorlal HoiiPitll, Po......... Prealdent AndreW Jobnaon 1'01 Qulm, of New llrlahron, P1., • • • Mra. Goldie BW:ilford, IIIHI Mra. WoahlaiiOo alate baa 18& marrte4 It the JOWIIJeol - · II Col'l Black!Grd of Dola1llre. II'IUilO, mllel of r!lcten. Mra. ilernord smallq of eo. vlaltecl wltb relative• lt. Bo,oboll bert r.cent4-. liluh Mr. IIIHI Mro. n>raol 111IO.I)o. fllllted wltb Mr. and Mra. Joim lllllllel and flmiiJ of 1'omero¥ lid., &rndl,y, Other YllltDrs In the llllbel home wore lira, Robert Morton and flmJiy, BoiPre, and Mra, Robert "nloDIII lad flmUf of Choollln. Mr. IIIHI Mra. R. E. Wllllama were rocen14' honored on tbetr 54111 weddlns IMinroary with 1 dinner at the bo-ofthetr...,. ter and -!n.la'O', llr. and Mra. WilT• Pickenl. otlierrl)rrrtut to llllP celobrlte the ocCIIIoo · wera llr. andMra.BWWD111m1, Reedsville Ne N tes --- • t• I t , Entertained 10 __ ,, . ' KeepinQ Meigs Go!lio ond Mason Areo Informed As Well As Buy -,- , ' . '' i,~;~ti[YU'l:~;Li I ~lilt.:~:::::·::-:·"'!·"'!>~"~·-~-,:~ ,... M WMPO Albert M, Cox, JlrGker tn-383t Eveolnp - - O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY CO. BROADWAY ' HOUSES - MUST i1ELL AT ONCE - 2 houses built In 1955 One has 7 rooms (3 bedrooms) bath. part basement. Olber bas I rooms (2 bedrooma), bath - alro 2 others In ..00 ol re]llllr. but excellent buildIng sites. Call lor more Information. · SITE Nl!ar BIJMING SCHOOL - OLIVER ST. - l story !ramo, S rooms (3 bedrooms). front porch, basement. House needs much renalr. but is excellent building sile. $2.500.00. MOBIL HOME - (ltXSt), two bedrooms, CC1Ppertone kitchen, wail to wall carpet In living room_ All gas appliances. HENRY CLELAND ;. • .· . . •• record ~~~. . r'W OPINJT07 ' THittfFll • · -f!"' b"""" '"i · - ·- - - ' IW COAl · RADIATGI . s·E..K y' I'_r\o_'E_ - One alor7 4 1'00111 niodern 1rame home, large uv1ng room - r ~~ '·' a..lllt118Farlale . NE.W HQME In Mason, two SOUTI!tRN PLANTS. order bedroOm, phone 773-5750. now, cabbage, tomatoes. pep4-Hic pers, sweet po!Btoes. Phone FEMALE HELP wanted: Must 113-2893. Olarles R. Harris. LONE STAR Oberglass boat. For Sale 15 feet. 50 bo Mercury mobe experienced in dry cleanPortland. Ohio. S-15-30tc STRAWBERRY planls, oure tor; trailer. Piano "upright," Am CONDmONING RefrlgerIng. Apply between 4 and S crop, $4 per hundred. Char- FOR CUSIDON COMI"'RT good oondltlon. Phone 149p.m,. ABC CJeanen. Mason, allon service. Jack's Refrigles Fosler, Rt . 2. Racine. Ph. mz. +9-6tc W. Va. f.4.«< KDa!lp ~. Cliff's Shoe literation, New Haven. bone t 247-2119. 4-7-31c pair. lliddleport. I-2I-30tc 812-2079. 4 8 tk WAITRESS and barmaid or barTHREE (3) floor length formlender over 21. Apoly In per- HAY, George Canon , als with sizes ranging from READY - MIX concrete deliv4-7-«p .FOUR ROOK - · bath, luU 712-4753. son at Green Gables, Stale hJtl me Ill garage . Two year 3 to 7. One Is white and two ered right to your projeet. 4-7-stc , Rl. 7. Fast and euy. Free estiare blue and while. One (I) old - Pbooo ID-H%1. CONN TROMBONE, used only :1-2:-lfc mates. Phone 992-3284, Goegstreet length formal, size 5; 18 months_ Call !192-5190 alter Employ1111nt Wanttcl leln Ready - Mix Co.. Mlcldlecolor, white. All are In ex5 p.m. t-7-4tp POODU! PIJPPII!S. AKC Toy port, Ohio. ! 110 tk BABYSITTING in, Syracuse, cellent oondlUon. Call 99Zmini*ft. I7S and up. Stud 2381. 4-9-stp pbone m-3364. H«c SIX ROOM HOUSE with baiL ....... - p-oamlng. Phone BUDGET PRICE furniture on two ema lots, State &ute ._>IG. II I tk our third floor budol abop. 11168 EAHLY American stereo: Public Sale IJI In Rutland, Excotlonl ..,.,. Baker Furniture. Mldc11oport. This set bas AM & FM radio AUCI'ION, SATURDAY, April dillon. Phone 74:1-52tl. t-T-8?. 191!1 OOilGE Oarger. Phone Ohio ? 21 lfe I speed automatic JJ, I p.m, The !~lowing pera-.. ID-:11511. 4-4-«p changer. Lovely llnlsb just IOI!al properly will be sold at SHOP AND SAVE for Euler Ill like new. Take over ' pay- RI'WINil JIACHlNEs. J'ePIIr the mldence of the late Ward Bryant's Budget Sbo!J, Ill W, f'IVE R1DII«l t.nes. $100 aod IO'I'VIre. an maw. WY :1ments of $5.31 per mooth or Bayes just south of Chester, Main, Pomeroy. Men's IIUII! IJ9. Amold Grate, RuUand. 22111. The Fabric S'lop. Pompay $8i.21. Try It in .- your Ohio on State Route 7. Living $211.16, Dresa Shirts $1 .•• Plloae clay. 74:1-4211 ; eoenlnp eroy. Aulborlzed SIMer Sales home. Phone 99Z-2836.' 4-9-6lc room suite, day bed, •everal llresll m- $11.!11. Rats $2.•• 7e.at. f.4.«< and Service. We Shornen rocken and odd chairs. oak Boy1 Suits $lUi. Shb1l $1-Z, Scllaorl. 3-21-tfc . 19118 STEREO radio combinatable, work table. 5 piece dimSU!I, Sodol 21. <1!!111. COIIIPlETE - a n t equiDtion. Mandaoltlll walnut connette, chest of drawen, sevLadieo m- 11e. or..... 11e ean 742--4211 for desole, bas BSR automatic rec- EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, eral metal beds, rug~~, Hoi to •. Arlillclal no- Se 11111. f.4.«< Pomeroy Home and AulD. ord changer_ Take over poyPoint refrigerator, sweeper, each; P - $1.2t; jUat ..,. . !l-3f).'I'II'C ments of $8.12 per month or cookinc utensils, dishes, wrl~ leased a ,... memorial albam !IIX ROOII - · bath. new pay $611.411. can 99Z-D. hlg desk, two drop leal tables. po famaeo, ~ %-acre land, of tbe Sitm Bridge 1JJ Ref. 4-9-6lc EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP. band tools, old washero, coltwo d!meot porebes, one mile Ray Andenca; ....... two M:is pi,. parts II needed, ol ~-. Mra. Klrtlu'yn Jeetors Items such as McGufta,oud Cbesler on Route 7. Diets and BW.oiBIIPrtiiiHIMra. soop ct tbe IJrldce • 'RI1 • Pomeroy Rome & Auto. fey Readers. other books, picPhone 115-41211. 4-4-Qp !l-3f).TFC 14<1• Belderson and Kif· Tbe II other WUIIIi!rful PI'OI Bus!- ServiCiM lure frames, coffee grlnden, IOIIfl. May ba purc!llalod at ' COifle Wll pr-ect wltb • ilfl ' lanterns .. milk cans, dinner Bryant'l Budget Slloll. I. 'IJ. GOOD MIXED bay. Vernon REYNOLl'S FLOWER Sltop In MaJOO City is open for bualbell. Iron kettle, brass kettle. Nease. Nease SeUlement road. Malo. Open • "' 5 daliJ' ness. All ldndll pot lknml, baby bed, wagon seat, stone t-7-et.e Phone 149-31111. 4+3tp sprays, wreathJ: $2.511 up: 1111. churn, 30 gal. jar; other jan pots SOc, baRet~ $3.50. Eland othor articles not listed. FROM WALL to waD. no 1011 SPECIALS - Bananas. IOc lb., t-7-ttc Terms cash. Not responsible at all, on ...-pell cleaned Bologna 3 lb, U9, Bleach 31c nora Reynold!. for accJdenls. Salt conducted with Blut Lustre. lleDI elec- oal., 12 rolls Tluue 7'9e, TwoTERMITI!S iW ARMING by the Bradford Auction Co., trk ohampooer $1 . lllbr Fur- Bedroom Apt. for rent. TwoTHEY ARE re-productlves. Racine, Ohio. 4-7-!IC lllture, .... Piece Living Room Suite, not your worker colony. Free 139,00_ Re~lster lor free TurInspections and ln!ormallon Wanted To FOUR !4) cabo as II, llvt mo- kev. 12 lb. or over. :M&G on crawl space dangen. No bile radio units, me bue sta- FOOd Martel. Rt. 7, 3 miles LARGE UYI' or oman acretae salesman, low overhead, 50 t-4-31 tiul. frequency on bale sta- oouth Middleport. lllltable lor buUdlng bome, ar per cent savings. Allied Pest tion 152&9; on mobU. unit • wDI buy moderately· prked Control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ph. 15771, and oftlce furniture: FIVE ROOM house, bath, 1aUDhome In Velp Local Scbool ~ evenlnp. 4-7-41p . ,, Write BoJ 41. Mki$3,SIIO. Phone 112-ld day or dry room. In Syracuae; me t-9-ltp acre ground. Nice for trailer 4-S-IIe 112-:ZW eveulngl. I.OGAN FIRE & SAFF.,.... park. Phone Glen Cundiff. Jr., FQUIPMENT. sales and 181'· IJZ-5160. 4-7-et.e furniture, dlobee. GOOD HAY: 50 eents per bale. vice, Pomtroy, Ohio, RD I, llln. Howard Paul Jim', a.esta', Oblo. ootclal prictS on extlngulsb4-9-lle EXCELLENT. elllclent and ecW. Main St.. Porn•· ers lor boat., tralll!l'll a n d 1-2&-tft onomleal !bat's Blue Lustre homes, DwlgU (.Gfan 99Zcorpet cleaotr. Rent electric NINE jlOOM boUSe. I" lola. 3821, C ~> arles MarsbaU tnohampooer. Baker Furniture. Rae~. Phone ttt-mt. &M. lofJx EleblnRer 111W5211. t-1-ete Lawrence Eblin. lfUG4, 4-Me . a~rtment. ' (Allin,. ............ IIIIth, jillt above corU0-30t< TnioTHY HAY, Joee)$ WiP. ELECTROLUX IWEEPERS, In Muon Clty. ,_....,•; 1/•:w.• '';" - · IIIIU IU!tl 4QURI ' pel. Rl. 3, Pomeroy, · $.. rug waohm, pollaben and FAST FARM TIRE SERVICI!l. · ' IIOu!IO. Marlon fteJ· ' .......,;11, ....,, ,.,.,... ,W lilowlll · Wippel ...,, .Road, l'llone 91:1-f410. genUine parts, eaD IIU/IO, Pomeroy Home and Auto. t-7-et.e ~Y•, --11111'1 11M IHUI ' ' H-3tp :1-IWG!p • u.-m trainees. Sae our ad on sports page, 14-21< ,. .' ' .,.Sltl For Sale hog-' ·- . 1. . ...., ...... . SHooTING Match SUnday, April t•, from 12 11000 to 4 p.m. - .__ _ _,.POMIIIIII!II'!li !IOYIII!!I,•OH• . •1011111!111!11--1.11!1---.1 . Banuo. bacon, ball of • ')lholguns only. Rutland Amer- · For Sale For lent · " lean Legion Home. 4-9-!tp BY OWNER, new three bedFURNISHED apactmonl, 126 room air conditioned home; Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Ph. mERE WILL be a consignment two car garage, corner lot 992~598. t-7-llc II interested, call 1192-3618. sale on farm machinery April fl. U interested contact Len 3-27-llc ,Morris at Rutland, Phone 742- FURNISHED aoartment, 114% Mulbtrry Ave,, Pomeroy. Ph. ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig zag, 'l641 or Jim Carnahan 94999l-6598. 4-7-llc 17os. 4-7-71<: preowned, A-t condition. Sold new over $315. Balance due .U:VIVAL. Pomeroy Church of FURNISHED and unluml!lhed $89. Buttonholes, monograms, anartments, Close to school. the Nazarene, April 8-14; 7:30 sews on buttons. etc,, without Phone 992-5434. 10-18-tfc p.m,. each evenll)g. Rev. Curattachments, Pay only $1.50 tic• Powell, eval!lelist; Rev. per week. Phone !192-28R5. Kenneth Pierce, pastor. Ev- LARGE fiv• room and ~alh 4-2-tlc apartment. newly deror:.t,.,rt, ~one welrome. +5-4tc furnace heat. Pomerov. Phone 9!1U30'1. ! 7-tlc MUST SELL 1966 Sincer. In WILL DO sewing at home: zipbeaut~ul waln•t table; fully pers, pockets, pegging , hemeq•ipped to zig zag, monotng, a~erotlons . etc. Mr1. FURNISHED APARTMENT. gram, laney design, etc. Uscouple only, 212 S_ 5th A1·e . Freddie Thabet, Mason. ed very little. 'For quick sale, Middleport, 992-5435. 3-10-tlc Phone 7'13-S651. 3-18-301Jl $48. or payments of $8 each month. Phone 9112-2885. SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg- ALL NEW ELECI'RIC 3 room 4-2-llc apartment, beautiful view ol lj]ar $15 now $9.50. Clellth the river. you have to see to llrogan's Shop, near Salem appreciate, convenlent an d 50XIO MOBILE home, IR84 moCollier. 3-14-30tc del, coppertone kitcben. two comlollable, pbune 992-52'11. bedrooms, carpet In living S-22--tfc HAPPY HOUR. Shenon~ Sorllll!s room. Phone 992-!619, 4-7-12tc Nile Club. 5 to 8 o.m, Monday thru Friday. Ladles nlgl\1 FURNISHED SLEEPING room FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , on Main St. In Pomeroy. Ph. eoery Friday, 2-6-tlc Aluminum siding, storm win992->296. 3-111-tlc dows, hardwood floors. g a s PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY furnace . large lot: $6800. Ph. wlll pay !Or a brake adjust- FURNISHED three-room apartPomeroy !m-3718. H«p ment, bath; on South Second ment at Pome!'ily Home & Ave., Middleport. Phone Mrs. Auto. 1-7-tf< LOSE WEIGHT safely with DexHoward Cecil, 992-5282A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at 4-:1-tlc Help Wanlecl Nelson Drug. t-7-ltp CA/1 H()P: waitress and dish wasber_ Ap~ly in person. FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self-set· etow's Steail. House. t-9-6tc APARTMENT. Middleport. y_lce 1 .Fife's, Thin! SIT Mkl· ·· r ~,_,2iC,AND ~~g, · ~ " p~d1t'lf14. ~ 1't5-t!c dleporl. . ' " ' ... . . . . . ' .....,., heater. w~·AIIIIttiiNI ...... . 't"" ....... .... ,_...,_. A·WINTER.MONEYLANDl ..' ' . BUGS BUNNY �' Are.You "Listening? r---------------~- -=ARNOLD lilt .. 01110'1 PillliT ~­ .... led 1958 CAIILLAC I cb>r luXury cor 111 IIJiiOU prleo. O ' 0 O O O O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 . ,IJ250 · IHS CHEVROLET •• , •• , , , • , , , , , ••• , , , , , ,f18Ul5 Bel .Air 6 pau, ata. """"' 327 q . autoiDadc traol., or •teerinL ciOID - · aood w.w. llrea, radio IIJH] ' -- ' ·, ' ... .:·::~::.:. ..... ..... L........ ..._• . . . AHA WARIHOUS. ':M .t!N;;.:- ..,,,.. Pomerov Motor' Co OI'IN,EVIS. 1:00 P.M. 0 • • .;. . . . ;••y @) Aiil ..!,; PETS - Black Scottles, Wblte WeJ!les, Mlnlature Scbaauzel'll sod Poodles for Easter. Bark-• aroo Kennels. Coolville, Ohio. Phone 667-3654. 4-5-101C COAL. heavy, lumu stoker, egg and mine run. Excel!llor Salt Works, Inc., E. Main St.. Pomeroy. Phone 992-3191. lU-IIe MOBIL HOME. 1135, exc<!llent condition. Com!)letely lurnlall-ed. $1850,00. Call 9112-5262. 2-21-301lc --- SEVEN ROOM houSe, seven acres of land, cellar, smoke house, sOO<It garden space, two good wells, very good water. coal house, wood house: $2800. Can be bought on land contract. Pbene 7424356 Rutland. t-9-ltc SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing machine. 'This machine sold much higher. This machine will make buttonholes, darn, embroidery and zig zag. Take over payments of $1.25 per week or pay balance due, $38.46. Pbone 992-2836. 4-Htc SPECIAL STEREO, 1168 Earlv Ameoican stereo radio comhinotlon : 'This is a t>.•utllu' solid s!Bie unit with • soePd cbanli(er. Take ('IVer oavments ol $6 ner month or pav ~al- · once. of $1111. For' free home demonstration c•ll 993-3218_ Also stereo In wslnut cabinet lor oavments of $5.80 or balance of $86.911. 4-5-«c "b•••.,,.,...,."" (!ueltlu ~~~lt'l -· - - UNION AVE. - POMJ!:ROY One story 5 roOm frame bome, with modem ;- . bath, lull basement, gaa furnace bealln&, garag~ In basement, large lot, $8,iMIO<OO. . ON ROUTE' ut - SYB!<.'USE with Oreplace, dininc ...,m, modem kilchen. bath, 3 large bedroomo. lull baaement, furnaee heat, garage under liOuse, front and back porch, 316 Hyway. Call lot for appointment level corner feet on to see. Asking $31,500.00. GJI!VEL HlU.. - MIDDLEPORT - ' good two story 8 room home (S bedrooms), I" bathJ. basement, two enelooed porches. gorage, elllra carport, level lot, close to swimmlng pool, stom and school. Good place for large family. $10,000.00. VIRGIL or HELEN TEAI'ORD · .-,. · MON; JAYM:\It ctw. CO., - · ~ •e••~ lhiit •"•• c-•Tnidl· •i1141l.. r · •Atrr Type _..._. _·.. 001,. _ _ e(M! ' • li,1;At1tii'MI.. .t' I l1llla Cii __, u. 1U011n __ ,..~.._. ~ '-~~~~~:IY:I4::":·•:·:,..~ll:ll:•:•:•:ii:0:-~!~~~~~~;..;1 , . . :w . EXPBn' . ·Wheel Alignment 5.55 :l: • 7DOx1J 7DOx14 7501114 670rcl5 ,.... , .... AJ n.aa .a Plutlecrpplble 1...,.._ AI II.U Nat-l•G•ro- Res.---- EVINRUDE TIRES?? SALES AND SERVICE N.w)Supply ~ O..ols GUAIIANTEID OhiD - 16.50 ancl18.50 Hockingport, Ohio 992-2781 PHONE 667~70 CHESTER, 0, 98f.4H1 985-3647 DWARF FRUIT TREES $4.95 . -FORSYTHIA RED O:~oo:Hm ROW!RING HARDY AZALW ALTHEA MAGNOUAS $4.95 ·MOCK ORANGE GREEN SHRUBS . WIE6EUA ~ · ll'om tlielr chUclren IIIHI Insurance lull11111 Sent•• C, C. BRADFOIID AUcrJONEER Comjllele !1enlee Write, Phoae or Celltoel Crltt Bradford Racine. OMo 5 1 tic IIIHI motor Ucen11 AI Regular Siz11 $_12.50 John W. VanMttw '. ,41 t-7-3tc ~-­ INFORMATI(Ift NEWS PfiSiftfS LOCAL REPORTS IJAILY AT 7:50 A.M. · .12 NOON 3 P.M. AND UO P.M. .c. ' OKitH, WISE GUV. kNOCI< IT OFF •I ~ ean w- . ,...... DAILY •I• ,_ ~ ' ., • ' sr- WORLD~C chlldreol. ~.- ,.p~anl, A~I!IQBILE IMUranee •ben · ,.-r.-; Bao;l ~l!IIC!dey balretun>-' blt tQp BJlllllds ;iii) Ji.p.b. earl<alled? Lost your opera!- · eel bome lite'i'' belrw 1 Patleat at OD t6e T~aaka run or'• license? 99Z-29!11. Camdon - C1ork llo<llftll. p.,. The World AlmaDac ..,.: 1 u tfc IcerolluJ1, w. Va. Tiley average 101.1 m.p.h. ---- . Andrew•, oflons- OD !be 3:111.1-mlle trIp, 1111 an overnight pit of· wblch they make In thrte • Tli!I!IQ' llulh. hours, 10 minutes, dell)llle !k, F. L. Blair IIIHI Lao eor... _ stopa at Nagoya and Kyoto. nor ot ParkeroburJ, w. Va.,woro Each train hao 12 a1r..;oa. rocont gueau In tbe bomo ct dllloned cars, Ia !'9,uipped with abopa and public lele· • Mra. £eN Stewort IIIHI Anderson and can oeat 987 • pbones B. Kibble. pen0118. The New Tokaldo WS, 0 Mra. Greco and lira. Line operatesllll ouch trains PorSOPI from I ~0 lien Lt1l1an P!ckelll Ylllted lira. f'.,dally. to lllend the fomorll of Frank Sou.-, I Patient In V • • • Collol ..... Mr. IIJH] lira. Leo . Mlmorlal HoiiPitll, Po......... Prealdent AndreW Jobnaon 1'01 Qulm, of New llrlahron, P1., • • • Mra. Goldie BW:ilford, IIIHI Mra. WoahlaiiOo alate baa 18& marrte4 It the JOWIIJeol - · II Col'l Black!Grd of Dola1llre. II'IUilO, mllel of r!lcten. Mra. ilernord smallq of eo. vlaltecl wltb relative• lt. Bo,oboll bert r.cent4-. liluh Mr. IIIHI Mro. n>raol 111IO.I)o. fllllted wltb Mr. and Mra. Joim lllllllel and flmiiJ of 1'omero¥ lid., &rndl,y, Other YllltDrs In the llllbel home wore lira, Robert Morton and flmJiy, BoiPre, and Mra, Robert "nloDIII lad flmUf of Choollln. Mr. IIIHI Mra. R. E. Wllllama were rocen14' honored on tbetr 54111 weddlns IMinroary with 1 dinner at the bo-ofthetr...,. ter and -!n.la'O', llr. and Mra. WilT• Pickenl. otlierrl)rrrtut to llllP celobrlte the ocCIIIoo · wera llr. andMra.BWWD111m1, Reedsville Ne N tes --- • t• I t , Entertained 10 __ ,, . ' KeepinQ Meigs Go!lio ond Mason Areo Informed As Well As Buy -,- , ' . '' i,~;~ti[YU'l:~;Li I ~lilt.:~:::::·::-:·"'!·"'!>~"~·-~-,:~ ,... M WMPO Albert M, Cox, JlrGker tn-383t Eveolnp - - O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY CO. BROADWAY ' HOUSES - MUST i1ELL AT ONCE - 2 houses built In 1955 One has 7 rooms (3 bedrooms) bath. part basement. Olber bas I rooms (2 bedrooma), bath - alro 2 others In ..00 ol re]llllr. but excellent buildIng sites. Call lor more Information. · SITE Nl!ar BIJMING SCHOOL - OLIVER ST. - l story !ramo, S rooms (3 bedrooms). front porch, basement. House needs much renalr. but is excellent building sile. $2.500.00. MOBIL HOME - (ltXSt), two bedrooms, CC1Ppertone kitchen, wail to wall carpet In living room_ All gas appliances. HENRY CLELAND ;. • .· . . •• record ~~~. . r'W OPINJT07 ' THittfFll • · -f!"' b"""" '"i · - ·- - - ' IW COAl · RADIATGI . s·E..K y' I'_r\o_'E_ - One alor7 4 1'00111 niodern 1rame home, large uv1ng room - r ~~ '·' a..lllt118Farlale . NE.W HQME In Mason, two SOUTI!tRN PLANTS. order bedroOm, phone 773-5750. now, cabbage, tomatoes. pep4-Hic pers, sweet po!Btoes. Phone FEMALE HELP wanted: Must 113-2893. Olarles R. Harris. LONE STAR Oberglass boat. For Sale 15 feet. 50 bo Mercury mobe experienced in dry cleanPortland. Ohio. S-15-30tc STRAWBERRY planls, oure tor; trailer. Piano "upright," Am CONDmONING RefrlgerIng. Apply between 4 and S crop, $4 per hundred. Char- FOR CUSIDON COMI"'RT good oondltlon. Phone 149p.m,. ABC CJeanen. Mason, allon service. Jack's Refrigles Fosler, Rt . 2. Racine. Ph. mz. +9-6tc W. Va. f.4.«< KDa!lp ~. Cliff's Shoe literation, New Haven. bone t 247-2119. 4-7-31c pair. lliddleport. I-2I-30tc 812-2079. 4 8 tk WAITRESS and barmaid or barTHREE (3) floor length formlender over 21. Apoly In per- HAY, George Canon , als with sizes ranging from READY - MIX concrete deliv4-7-«p .FOUR ROOK - · bath, luU 712-4753. son at Green Gables, Stale hJtl me Ill garage . Two year 3 to 7. One Is white and two ered right to your projeet. 4-7-stc , Rl. 7. Fast and euy. Free estiare blue and while. One (I) old - Pbooo ID-H%1. CONN TROMBONE, used only :1-2:-lfc mates. Phone 992-3284, Goegstreet length formal, size 5; 18 months_ Call !192-5190 alter Employ1111nt Wanttcl leln Ready - Mix Co.. Mlcldlecolor, white. All are In ex5 p.m. t-7-4tp POODU! PIJPPII!S. AKC Toy port, Ohio. ! 110 tk BABYSITTING in, Syracuse, cellent oondlUon. Call 99Zmini*ft. I7S and up. Stud 2381. 4-9-stp pbone m-3364. H«c SIX ROOM HOUSE with baiL ....... - p-oamlng. Phone BUDGET PRICE furniture on two ema lots, State &ute ._>IG. II I tk our third floor budol abop. 11168 EAHLY American stereo: Public Sale IJI In Rutland, Excotlonl ..,.,. Baker Furniture. Mldc11oport. This set bas AM & FM radio AUCI'ION, SATURDAY, April dillon. Phone 74:1-52tl. t-T-8?. 191!1 OOilGE Oarger. Phone Ohio ? 21 lfe I speed automatic JJ, I p.m, The !~lowing pera-.. ID-:11511. 4-4-«p changer. Lovely llnlsb just IOI!al properly will be sold at SHOP AND SAVE for Euler Ill like new. Take over ' pay- RI'WINil JIACHlNEs. J'ePIIr the mldence of the late Ward Bryant's Budget Sbo!J, Ill W, f'IVE R1DII«l t.nes. $100 aod IO'I'VIre. an maw. WY :1ments of $5.31 per mooth or Bayes just south of Chester, Main, Pomeroy. Men's IIUII! IJ9. Amold Grate, RuUand. 22111. The Fabric S'lop. Pompay $8i.21. Try It in .- your Ohio on State Route 7. Living $211.16, Dresa Shirts $1 .•• Plloae clay. 74:1-4211 ; eoenlnp eroy. Aulborlzed SIMer Sales home. Phone 99Z-2836.' 4-9-6lc room suite, day bed, •everal llresll m- $11.!11. Rats $2.•• 7e.at. f.4.«< and Service. We Shornen rocken and odd chairs. oak Boy1 Suits $lUi. Shb1l $1-Z, Scllaorl. 3-21-tfc . 19118 STEREO radio combinatable, work table. 5 piece dimSU!I, Sodol 21. <1!!111. COIIIPlETE - a n t equiDtion. Mandaoltlll walnut connette, chest of drawen, sevLadieo m- 11e. or..... 11e ean 742--4211 for desole, bas BSR automatic rec- EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, eral metal beds, rug~~, Hoi to •. Arlillclal no- Se 11111. f.4.«< Pomeroy Home and AulD. ord changer_ Take over poyPoint refrigerator, sweeper, each; P - $1.2t; jUat ..,. . !l-3f).'I'II'C ments of $8.12 per month or cookinc utensils, dishes, wrl~ leased a ,... memorial albam !IIX ROOII - · bath. new pay $611.411. can 99Z-D. hlg desk, two drop leal tables. po famaeo, ~ %-acre land, of tbe Sitm Bridge 1JJ Ref. 4-9-6lc EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP. band tools, old washero, coltwo d!meot porebes, one mile Ray Andenca; ....... two M:is pi,. parts II needed, ol ~-. Mra. Klrtlu'yn Jeetors Items such as McGufta,oud Cbesler on Route 7. Diets and BW.oiBIIPrtiiiHIMra. soop ct tbe IJrldce • 'RI1 • Pomeroy Rome & Auto. fey Readers. other books, picPhone 115-41211. 4-4-Qp !l-3f).TFC 14<1• Belderson and Kif· Tbe II other WUIIIi!rful PI'OI Bus!- ServiCiM lure frames, coffee grlnden, IOIIfl. May ba purc!llalod at ' COifle Wll pr-ect wltb • ilfl ' lanterns .. milk cans, dinner Bryant'l Budget Slloll. I. 'IJ. GOOD MIXED bay. Vernon REYNOLl'S FLOWER Sltop In MaJOO City is open for bualbell. Iron kettle, brass kettle. Nease. Nease SeUlement road. Malo. Open • "' 5 daliJ' ness. All ldndll pot lknml, baby bed, wagon seat, stone t-7-et.e Phone 149-31111. 4+3tp sprays, wreathJ: $2.511 up: 1111. churn, 30 gal. jar; other jan pots SOc, baRet~ $3.50. Eland othor articles not listed. FROM WALL to waD. no 1011 SPECIALS - Bananas. IOc lb., t-7-ttc Terms cash. Not responsible at all, on ...-pell cleaned Bologna 3 lb, U9, Bleach 31c nora Reynold!. for accJdenls. Salt conducted with Blut Lustre. lleDI elec- oal., 12 rolls Tluue 7'9e, TwoTERMITI!S iW ARMING by the Bradford Auction Co., trk ohampooer $1 . lllbr Fur- Bedroom Apt. for rent. TwoTHEY ARE re-productlves. Racine, Ohio. 4-7-!IC lllture, .... Piece Living Room Suite, not your worker colony. Free 139,00_ Re~lster lor free TurInspections and ln!ormallon Wanted To FOUR !4) cabo as II, llvt mo- kev. 12 lb. or over. :M&G on crawl space dangen. No bile radio units, me bue sta- FOOd Martel. Rt. 7, 3 miles LARGE UYI' or oman acretae salesman, low overhead, 50 t-4-31 tiul. frequency on bale sta- oouth Middleport. lllltable lor buUdlng bome, ar per cent savings. Allied Pest tion 152&9; on mobU. unit • wDI buy moderately· prked Control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Ph. 15771, and oftlce furniture: FIVE ROOM house, bath, 1aUDhome In Velp Local Scbool ~ evenlnp. 4-7-41p . ,, Write BoJ 41. Mki$3,SIIO. Phone 112-ld day or dry room. In Syracuae; me t-9-ltp acre ground. Nice for trailer 4-S-IIe 112-:ZW eveulngl. I.OGAN FIRE & SAFF.,.... park. Phone Glen Cundiff. Jr., FQUIPMENT. sales and 181'· IJZ-5160. 4-7-et.e furniture, dlobee. GOOD HAY: 50 eents per bale. vice, Pomtroy, Ohio, RD I, llln. Howard Paul Jim', a.esta', Oblo. ootclal prictS on extlngulsb4-9-lle EXCELLENT. elllclent and ecW. Main St.. Porn•· ers lor boat., tralll!l'll a n d 1-2&-tft onomleal !bat's Blue Lustre homes, DwlgU (.Gfan 99Zcorpet cleaotr. Rent electric NINE jlOOM boUSe. I" lola. 3821, C ~> arles MarsbaU tnohampooer. Baker Furniture. Rae~. Phone ttt-mt. &M. lofJx EleblnRer 111W5211. t-1-ete Lawrence Eblin. lfUG4, 4-Me . a~rtment. ' (Allin,. ............ IIIIth, jillt above corU0-30t< TnioTHY HAY, Joee)$ WiP. ELECTROLUX IWEEPERS, In Muon Clty. ,_....,•; 1/•:w.• '';" - · IIIIU IU!tl 4QURI ' pel. Rl. 3, Pomeroy, · $.. rug waohm, pollaben and FAST FARM TIRE SERVICI!l. · ' IIOu!IO. Marlon fteJ· ' .......,;11, ....,, ,.,.,... ,W lilowlll · Wippel ...,, .Road, l'llone 91:1-f410. genUine parts, eaD IIU/IO, Pomeroy Home and Auto. t-7-et.e ~Y•, --11111'1 11M IHUI ' ' H-3tp :1-IWG!p • u.-m trainees. Sae our ad on sports page, 14-21< ,. .' ' .,.Sltl For Sale hog-' ·- . 1. . ...., ...... . SHooTING Match SUnday, April t•, from 12 11000 to 4 p.m. - .__ _ _,.POMIIIIII!II'!li !IOYIII!!I,•OH• . •1011111!111!11--1.11!1---.1 . Banuo. bacon, ball of • ')lholguns only. Rutland Amer- · For Sale For lent · " lean Legion Home. 4-9-!tp BY OWNER, new three bedFURNISHED apactmonl, 126 room air conditioned home; Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. Ph. mERE WILL be a consignment two car garage, corner lot 992~598. t-7-llc II interested, call 1192-3618. sale on farm machinery April fl. U interested contact Len 3-27-llc ,Morris at Rutland, Phone 742- FURNISHED aoartment, 114% Mulbtrry Ave,, Pomeroy. Ph. ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig zag, 'l641 or Jim Carnahan 94999l-6598. 4-7-llc 17os. 4-7-71<: preowned, A-t condition. Sold new over $315. Balance due .U:VIVAL. Pomeroy Church of FURNISHED and unluml!lhed $89. Buttonholes, monograms, anartments, Close to school. the Nazarene, April 8-14; 7:30 sews on buttons. etc,, without Phone 992-5434. 10-18-tfc p.m,. each evenll)g. Rev. Curattachments, Pay only $1.50 tic• Powell, eval!lelist; Rev. per week. Phone !192-28R5. Kenneth Pierce, pastor. Ev- LARGE fiv• room and ~alh 4-2-tlc apartment. newly deror:.t,.,rt, ~one welrome. +5-4tc furnace heat. Pomerov. Phone 9!1U30'1. ! 7-tlc MUST SELL 1966 Sincer. In WILL DO sewing at home: zipbeaut~ul waln•t table; fully pers, pockets, pegging , hemeq•ipped to zig zag, monotng, a~erotlons . etc. Mr1. FURNISHED APARTMENT. gram, laney design, etc. Uscouple only, 212 S_ 5th A1·e . Freddie Thabet, Mason. ed very little. 'For quick sale, Middleport, 992-5435. 3-10-tlc Phone 7'13-S651. 3-18-301Jl $48. or payments of $8 each month. Phone 9112-2885. SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg- ALL NEW ELECI'RIC 3 room 4-2-llc apartment, beautiful view ol lj]ar $15 now $9.50. Clellth the river. you have to see to llrogan's Shop, near Salem appreciate, convenlent an d 50XIO MOBILE home, IR84 moCollier. 3-14-30tc del, coppertone kitcben. two comlollable, pbune 992-52'11. bedrooms, carpet In living S-22--tfc HAPPY HOUR. Shenon~ Sorllll!s room. Phone 992-!619, 4-7-12tc Nile Club. 5 to 8 o.m, Monday thru Friday. Ladles nlgl\1 FURNISHED SLEEPING room FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , on Main St. In Pomeroy. Ph. eoery Friday, 2-6-tlc Aluminum siding, storm win992->296. 3-111-tlc dows, hardwood floors. g a s PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY furnace . large lot: $6800. Ph. wlll pay !Or a brake adjust- FURNISHED three-room apartPomeroy !m-3718. H«p ment, bath; on South Second ment at Pome!'ily Home & Ave., Middleport. Phone Mrs. Auto. 1-7-tf< LOSE WEIGHT safely with DexHoward Cecil, 992-5282A-Diet tablets. Only 98c at 4-:1-tlc Help Wanlecl Nelson Drug. t-7-ltp CA/1 H()P: waitress and dish wasber_ Ap~ly in person. FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self-set· etow's Steail. House. t-9-6tc APARTMENT. Middleport. y_lce 1 .Fife's, Thin! SIT Mkl· ·· r ~,_,2iC,AND ~~g, · ~ " p~d1t'lf14. ~ 1't5-t!c dleporl. . ' " ' ... . . . . . ' .....,., heater. w~·AIIIIttiiNI ...... . 't"" ....... .... ,_...,_. A·WINTER.MONEYLANDl ..' ' . BUGS BUNNY �' ' ' . · SOotlnel, llldiiii!Ot... I'OIIIOJ'O)', 0., iljlrll 9, 19$8 . ' ' ' '',". . ATLANTA 1 (IJI'I)- The liod,y of tile Nol>el Poaco Prize Ill Dr, Ma#IJt Luther Kina Jr., wl1111j!r. · tile 'aonvloleat lllOIIle of milAbernatbr Who took aver t1te Hono of ~can NOII'OOo, 101' ..,too of Klng"o Soolitern Chrlo, ··Ia. a whita ;,1!1arl>le cq,X at the llan Leador"'dP Calferenoo liolp of··'>~ former elave when Kinl ron from an lnVe)'ll'd~. ' · aosauln's bull,el in Men;ohia, In a''lrli>Ute -"-nleol in Tem.,lalt Thllrsdly. .....:_.-llotloof, hlllocy, Kina wu II was tho blgpll tunerll burl!lll 'l\t4o~ after a Procto- ever acconleol IIQimo other Jl9a of ISO,OOO government tllon a Predolenl In tile Uftllod O!llcllla, di!llomoto, entertatnora states. Tho ....mora lncluded lnd prlvtte citizens who fol. Vice l'rfleldent IUJert Jlum. lowed blm.for tile laei time. A phrll)', Mrs. John F. Kenteol;y, pjjr of 1IOi'k mules Plllled tho Senator• F. Keme<IY, burnllbod colllo <11· a eommon Edwml Kennedy, Eupne Mepale ,.._ farm wagon, .COr!hy 01111 Jileob Javlle, "Ho II now In tile hands o1 !ormar VIce Pre eldon! Richard tile elel'lllll God," said tho a.v. 1 NUm, tbt IIDYerDOrs ol lour be Giver:J 'Friday -·Night I ' Came to a Place Nunocl Getlt- World, atid the UIIIIJ' of tbo aemane, followed by '1114 /iPf1, Pallilan. Fldller Forllvt 'lbom, by Fred feiiUrfllc llarr,y MOON IIIII )!<a. Bl..anar, tenor, .la11>110110d ey Burt with tilt Tht ..... ·' ._ cesstonal to t:aav..,., an ·or.Pn • aopram 01111 barltoaO.ey Mrl. NeiiiZIIna, - 1010 Fl!nc Wide tbo Colao, ey tile choir: How II I h e Graee, by Mra. '-HaniiY V a n Vranhwt, and a sOlo, ADd Whwt They were Come, 1>1 Jallo WilHam Blaettrtar . Blaeltnar eloo elnge, He Mode Himself of No Repulatlol ' folJowtne the ehotr' a rendltloa ol The M,ratery of the Dlrine Hucedes :~::=:=======================:=:=:=::==================================w~ . )l Pomeroy. .. \ .. j[! Personal Notes ,:, mlllat101'1. Mro. Sdrlll)' Hamm, _..., oolollll, Is feelured 111 T h e ~eiiQ' of tl>o Divine lltmiHaMr. -and Mra. James nur .. tton; Moore doel, ADd u Moses ham and new daughter, ~ND Ulled Up tile Serpent, and tl>o Renee or Dttler vilited Mr. and choir einSI, God So Loved tbo Mra. WUiiam Folmer Saturday, The Du.rhams' son, Cbris1 who had apent the past two weeka here with hts grancpreats, returned home with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. El<bl Will or ~acuae were ~ visitora ih Be\'erty with their niece and famJIJ', Mr. and Mro. Marshall .Miller and ramUy. Mr, aud Mrs. Charles Bing of Cleveland arrived today for a holldl,v visit with her mother, Mrs. J. K. Smitl>, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kelly ot Middle. port, and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Dlbo, Pomeroy. · Mr. and Mrs. Bing will be joined here Frl. diD' ey tl>elr daltlll>ter, Judy. 91aron. Holter, Jac!Jieline Sei~ dlatabel, and Linda Ord, students at tile practic-.1. nurses school at Marietta, joined their elan Moocll1 lor a trip to Pitta. burgh, Pa. to attend the Napnea national eooventiOI'I. b)' Mra. Burl &1111 - . . So 'l1lou Ullelll '1111' Ill.... Pelltltlt. - . IIICI Bon 1'1111... joiD ror Aod One of tile llelellctoro, fol· Jowlll& The Mi'lter.r of - eoslll<ll oad 1be Adc.-111<11 or "'" Crudlled by tile - . . . John Werry'a MJIO 111, When JeBUs 'I1lerefore Slw Hia Mo-. tbor; Phltooo einSO. There Wu DarkDoll over All tile Euth and Moore preaenta, JJ·Jl Nolhlng to You for tbe cholr'J ._ II)' Into The AA>eal or tbo Cnl· tilled. Another tenor oolo by Wem. After Thla, Je1111 Knowina Thai All 'l'hlngJt Wore Now Aceompllshed precedoe tile II- Shower Honors Bride the prizes. The door prize went lo Mro. Rodney llysell. I c e eream, cake, DUta, pmeh and eotree w~re served by tbe host- Mrs. Daniels those named aboYe and Miaa Carolyn Joaea, Miu Jane Qdv- ey, Miss Slndl Ball_,, MiaaPun Crew, Mila hUa Cowan, Mill Marta Hubbard, Miss Maurlsha Durst, Miss Mart K. HenneiiO', Mlu Jane Wells, Mi111 Catby Fultz, Ml" Sally Globol<ar,Mlas Carla Nortoa, Miu Florence Ann ('rechnloolorl FJlzabeth Taylor Richard Burton COLORCAR'l'OON: , '&""'hollY In ~ TONIGHT and T14URSDAY April 10.11 NOT OPEN SlOW Sf ARTS 7 P. M. I'll Holtor. •. Wedding Wt/1 · Be on Easter Dinner Planned During Week of Heath Services o1ur1tw a weel< of Jpeclal sorvicoo otthechureh. New President recommendation of the ltl.atoral relations committee. . ' (. Planned Thursday Of Auxiliary Recognition or ch&rtermenr bel's and the election of new o~ Holy Week services at t h e Plana were made for a Sl&nley The ·Season For Flowers& Remembrance !>VtY on 1101' 1. The '""" elso . disculled Pllll& for asaisting the 10 a. m. The traveliJW prize waawonb)r flrem• with a luncheon 10 be served It an auction s.tuntQ. Mrs. E\'flrett Bachnlr. Yra. Members were reminded to take !lacy Hughes 01111 Mrs. VlrsinJa cake or pte to the fire hall before Dant were auestJ. BUY A NEW CA The Elegant EASTER LILY 3.50 up • Also other Beautiful Blooming Plants- Large Selection ·' · ". ' AT . I I I I I I • I I I : I 'I ' 1o \ \ ' ,. Ave ·5560 a-. by , Mro. Wllaa Sllel!, otatnllt, and Loula Sauer, vocllllot, will proeoole lbe rocoptlon will be hold In tile clwr,ch aoc:lal room lmmodlateiJ followina the core-. -·A . ' P-------------. uocl other oit:ICiolo; . Hlol'lclplo Follow!lilhlnd tl>o .ereek!na old larJn ,..,.., to obrolll 1w milo..,.. 'milo, aloo iralked maldl and rarmoro alld, clorko, iJozona or Nosro gorbaao collocloJ'o from llomphlo llso lralkod In tllo Hon. Thill' peld tribute 1o tile men who eamo 1o lbelr clt;y !all lo lead ,d omon-..,a in a .old pr11ap olrlko Unpcl with charges or ' raclll dlaci'DIInotlon, An elllmalod 120 miWon persons walched oo leloruJon, including I1IIIQI in Europe where the Culoeral waa beamed by &alelllte. IIIOj'Ol' nino-- llr, oad Mro. Russell Wllsonof Logan were weekeDd gueltl or their son-In-law and daughter. Mr. and Mro. Torry Ohlinger, llr. and Mrs. Dtmnls Wilburn, Tracy and 9Jerri, ot Be}£Jre. were SundQ visitors of Mr~ and Mra. llayt!tond wlli>Urn. Mr. and Mro. Edward Evans pge ·m aDr. have returned alter a montll's visit in Callfornlo. Thill' were gue&ts of Mr. and Mro. llonlld Lee EviD& and 110n. Jeffry, of Cu!vtr Clt;y, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evauo, Jr. oad dausllter, Reginl, UJa Anaetes, CalU. llr. and Mrs. IUchlrd Ptekens met them at the Columbus airport on tl>elr ·return trip, Mr. and Mrs. - r t Relbel ,or Morriatown were w~Btl of his aiater, YtsaMai')'Vfr&lnla Reibel. Pomero:r, and Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Bra<btey oad lamI(J', UlddllllOrt. Asa Brlll>ury waa home for the weakend from llarl- CoUego. Vc;5tXX; NO. 256 re- Used Sunday in Christening tbo !\trine ProoobJterW hllol ot lbe Second United P,rflllrllrian Chur<h tboro. 1'oJnmJ Balolr, oon of Mr.lnd Mro. Jobn Balolr, who hal . _ · pleteol two )'011'1 ot Molllll Union eouoop, Alllln<e, left todlttor till u. s. Anllf, A mQ~r lnorpn % . '• .. Finance your new car with u.. s»an• . 10. aroUer <OBiter ride, tbla deer waodered &crOll lbe frozen bay at 111d look ap reoldeaee at a Cedu Polai omuoemeal ceater. Warmer hlereooed acUvlly Ia lbe ana, bul tile aolmal haa obnwa no olpa otleav· a )ll'Oblom for local poUee. Palralmao Leta Luce, losat, dlreeta tral!lc ltJIIIIvlled cueot. Begin at once. EnjOy the sheer pleasure, the sheer beauty of lliis areal new support llotkl!lll. All hlsh faohion with a higher lenath and shOrter welt ror the highest hemlines you n'lly wear. Available in three great shades-Beige, Spice, and White. Nothing's been . overlooked to keep your young-looking' leg1 · io=?king that way. . ' .. ' FALSE TEETH It you've never worn a Support Stocking bef6re, there's no excuse for getting started NCIN. 52 Teachers Offered Contracts Fltt;y4too teaejlora wore of- Phyllis Hackotl, Eric llarl, Grace fend OlllofUJ' Hmtted em.tracts Hawley, Bernlee Hoffman, EverfQr ttl• next school :rear, twooth- ett Holcomb, BetayllorkJ, Thorn~ era reooiiDeil and throe other& ao Kell!', Leo Kemecly, Jr.,Dana were employed lor tho remaiDder K11alnger, Leda Kraouter, ID a or tho ......... school year, Tuea- . lleadoWs, ~Ia Miller, Jolin dll' ~~ 1>1 tile Meigs Loci!' - Mon, RoberiMorrlo, Sabralolor· Scltool D!llrlet ~ of EW- riiMIII, Tori')' Chlingor, Elnalono cotlm. Prall, Jolin Roclovlan, kathloeo &tpt. qeorp Hlrtll'a••• em- Seott, Mal)' Skltmer, Rita Sla. ina the moetiDa: 1n Middleport Yin, Carol,ynSmltl>, UlllanSmltl>, ~ 0111 that teachera tmlll Charloa stock, Fentoo Taylor, be nollllecl 1>1 April 30 If tile ~- Thomao, Anna 'IUmer, bOard dDII not lnt4DI to em- Ann Woobllltr, Richard Well, Ami pill!' tlttm for tile next school Welsh, Holen Williams, Lawyear. II tlltll' are DOt 10 noll- r.,... Wolfe and &tzame Wolle. lied, tl>en tile boord muel em- · Tlio only teacher eligible this p!qy tl>om, ......... lo law, year ror a cmllnulng -.act llar....... ~oul. Teachers. Riven the· Qll8.y8IJ' limited CDIItracto 'IUeldOj' nl&lll River Gauges lncl1!de Ed llarlalo, Jolin BentGAUGES - Ga111polls, 12.1 ley, Jo7 Bomll.,, Dllllf lllakooloo, lloovld. Bowell. Jet- 11owon. and 21.8 nmnlng 34 foot of roll- Jllneo ~ Thelma B. Campball; · ~ CltaJtll',. Jltollth Cadotor, Gla<IYo Coo, Do!D· lid VI-, llarr llodr(ll, a.ulu ~ Whosler Drake, tolar· PomaJ:O)'-llallll, ZUO; Hlnton, 2,50 llalUnr; Charleston, 19.20 tallina. l'llllm, nmnlng ... foot ol rolloro;llarJI!,III, runniD8 0,75 i4'D Engel, 111rJor1t Gfbba, WO- feel of 'rollora; Wlnllelol, nmnlng llam Gllobo, COriA Gllmon, Heel. trli pt, PINSIDt, 25.10j Only $2.95 in our ~Iii Fl~. • .Hosiery Department -. . \ ' 1 11.- of Faoloral Dopoelt r......... .cor,.. ...... MIDDlfPORTr 0•. ~ .- ....... ' ·------· __._...:.. ......... ·• _..,....__ __ .... -~ was Doaald Wolfe, COllliiMlrdal teacher, whteh waa approved. Kr-. Aeeepted were the re~ lima or Ml&a Roberta hl&b achool vocal muele teach· er, who Is bela& married in JIDll and Mll. JOIII Athll)', Mlclo dloport HIP School commercial teadter, Who Is moving lo COlorado. 11i~ MelgB 1..oe!a1 T~~ni ' aomeaoe•a arm;• after a hearinK In Plttlburih, he laid, "Now ti>Oj"vo switched lo tile o t h o r plan," he adcled, EmpiQYed ior tbt remllndel'llll the school year now underway were llro. Gild!'• Hayman at tile Pomero,y Junior Jllglt School; Mrs, SdrloY Hamm, elementary vocal muelc teacher in Mlddlo'~~''ay pori, and Mra. Nan Moore 1o , teacb .in tlte Rutland lfl8h School. Mrs. IJaj>man roplaeeo Ira D • ftl_IJ Wolfe, who has re&lanod. Mrs. COWl 0 nUll Hamm rep!sees Mro. Ruth DoepOne WOj' tralllc hoi be<l\ ... plng, Galllpolla, Who Ia unable tlbllshad ot tbo foot of Utmln to continue In the YOCal mulde JlllliiDooi whore foftllepaotweok poll, alld Mrs. Moore replace• or 10 acrockodrOI&Inlnr...U has Mrs. Judltl> stock who el10 has tllroe- !D collapu and opll1 re&lanod, Mrs. Moore and Mrs. toruo Oil dirt and rock ..., tile Harmaa are - rellrool leach- roa<tn,y, era, Mro. Harmaa having tauiht TuesdOj' niPio .... (101& In Pomeroy and Mro. Moore in wore pleo:ocl aloog will> sljptl ot Middleport !w alllllllllorolyoara. the loeltlom to elllbllab tile ona WOI' lralllc, llr.!or Charles L.CV or l'omaro71eid the- "-1 . ' . ·Two Degrees from Ohio U llloa MUUta Ohlinler teao:htl ·buoolaell and olilce lllltcotlon at IUIIh School 01111 IOI'VOc& . Olnefed. ·tot lh'e ,atfoNII Tuesdly. The State Rood Commission and U. S. Bureau or Pub 11 c Roads said a 900-loot clearaaee span would be more economlcel and raoter to build at a s1to alroa<IY deltrmlnod about 1,800 root downstream from tile mouth ol the Kanawha River. Rep. Franh M. Clark, D-Pa., two 7U.Ioot"'apani CIOoilttltliM ll (iiUi 1if Cbl! . IJIIII, Clark cmlondeol tho ltfO could be built in 14 months ola ooal o f - $7.5 miiHon alld 18.5 mllUon. 'l1te leatlmoriY was made al a heerlne CIIIIOhtcted by tile U.S. Coast Guard on navtptional aapects of the propolod bridge. 0. R. Colen of tho SRC oaid tbo 900-loot span could be built in leaa Ume to auure opening of a aew bridge ey late n e x t year. S. E. Ridge of tile Bureeu of Public Roada leid tile Bingle navlplloosl 1J1111 wouJd c o s t $650,000 leu thao tileIJIIII t;ype, Clark, chairman of the Houae Publle Wortuo Committee's oub. committee on tile Cool! Guard, llid he wa1 earlier Informed the IWo-lpan bridge wao favored, 119:!melme nw.st have twilled w.- tll'&m witll .pariiCiponta II'GIIIIIII claa11s ol the Sunda;r IChool, will be proaented ot 7:30 8omdll' niP! . ot the -~ Churclt or Christ. ,.....; porooos 1.~IFWSin c cnrwolod &rOIIIocl tilt !D S...O _...,. Pluck ...-r !lowers, bill of "IVt bll . Ovol'COIIIe :, " · rlblixl and IOPriis of r..., but . lltqu&lllda of llllll!ntt<J . ' '' c " thoQr lloroq dented 11>0 · olo 1~. lilllt!s ad!W. of .blollllma.· A 1u1ot .• or, 1rvm curb • •cur mourner• •1111 atood 1 ' 01- ~aal<11 IINIIC ·~ ' b1J!>re till crwtatmldo!lrt. ' lowh Alllnta ~ tho.,.,, ·r ~· • · ·C)ab- ollit .IIIDI(J', a fill clo.. domed ~llol Wilen Gov. ' ...... · ·· · , . ~IIDdl aitd ...larios oould got lator loladob,.:...o. &>o or KltolJatklojt ' J.fteo 'lbollllll!,'hocl brlok chllr<h &&I behind blo Goal<. Ht hod """1'118 ~~ whore thO Hnlcll starii!IIWitll ...tllol blii acboo\tlo4 · wu -"'-e p~ero oad Nepo IPirifloJL A would not ponnit hlm 111 ot!l!P4 IIIII lhot woo • pJIIPI/atlc of II!JW'S Foil. 4 the tuneraj. liolnPbl• bDtll - . , HI'.~... aormon w'u p~ in wlW:h he More thlo 1,000 ~- Lord,· 111<ollll' llaaii.H told bll tollower• that If oad nr..., IIIIOdlbe - · aa Pill Tlllldsarmrir &1\Ythlns ever hiPPOnOol to him, an hoDDr iitlrd &lid 1,000 lira. lllnr hl4 ......... tl>ot ho wonted to be mnen\bered Natlolill Guard men .mod le' 1n lito tiiPt or loor .........,. tm1,y · u "I drum mU1r tor _...., .-rio a. CI'J"'d ........ be (lll¥ooi•Ull.o:lturch. Jullleo.H waa 10 orderly the ~ (Comtlnllod onl1all ~ Sew" of :1¥ Weather Fartiy c!OU<IY wllh near - · sonal ~ature•*!OII&IIt. low from middle 30a 1o 1._. fOo. Fllr wltll l!We ._elure cbanae Thursdly. 'NEDNESDA Y, APRIL 10, 1968 IRJNTINGTON, W. Va. (IJI'D -State and federal otnclala favored ooe II'Pe or bridge to place tile lll-tatecl Silver Bridge at Point Pleasant and a Penn~ '111Vania congressman favored another at a pubJlc hearing·bere PROGRAM PLANNED \ I -~-----------· U!o Abundanlll', an F.allltr pro •. ' One or Two Bridge Spans At Point Pleasant Argued ' GO. ' en tine ... fQMEROY.•MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' gr- . ' Devoled To The lnterem Of The MeigJ·MOMJn Area Mra. Glon Hoooa!or, M r a. Nor111111 llullpbreJo, 01111 !Ira. Earl Dovoaqoort -eaueltlwllln llro:·llobe., $<Jimollher....,.. cltlllaat-. Prlzea wore -by Mro. Eolia Ruosell, lira. Millard Wllller1111t1t, Mra. atarlea"'"= Mra. DotoapOl'l. 'Rotrt were HrVed IV tile lloDia. Water from the River Jordan was uaocl fDr tile chrlltonq ol lour cblldren at Palm :slmda, -vlcl& ol Holtll lllthodlat J , Church. · Tho Bev, lllx Q>nahue • ..,. oluctooi the chrloten1na rite• too. Paige H.ue.Y, siX month old dau&!ttor or Mr. and Mra. Ron HalloY of CoiUIIIbul; Jo An&ela and Stoilltanlo' Jean Houchlnl, daughters of Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Houchins olllloldiOIOrt. and lloovld Allen Goorp, 1011 of Mr. and Mra, lllrold George of lllcidloport. The water used lntheehriatenltv was Pl'Ovldeol by Mra, L. W, lllo:Comu, ollloovld Allen Goorp. II w11 a gilt !D hor ll'om Mra. Jollie lllcQ>nlld or Athina. woter from tile vial has be<l! used tor tlttchrlltening or live of the granolcblldren of Ill'. and Mro. lllc Comes. llrl. WUUamHouchlnllndMr. 01111 Mra. VIctor COli of Vinton CIIDI e!pOCialq tor t l t e c - · low of tbolr granddaushtet'e. ' a1 y tbe Ha~Jer• Ferry, Va., federal 11'JD0r3' waa a free Negro baa:- . .... . ' Soorea of -•lalnloolat '"'blli\ God ' alml...,, Pm · tlte Ml cllml>ool hlilt overltold ~ lllaat.'' · 01111 ~aluroo 1'010 .~tilt .~ ~~ SO•• 'l1te U.m110 noatlh ~. '"'-· OIIDOioq. lo !Do lllllllll tram KIDt• Pl;lioolor for ltla ooplrlt, but we commit Blpliol llturclt 1o ~.. . Ill• bcocll' to tile pund. Tho Colleae, where aorvl~ ..,. ::..-vol•I'JO!IIIInl"!,..•'hlaiOUI, ~- in a ~ but' w. ~ ·bl•' l'"4' to tile Qllllllnoglo, . · II<IUIIiJ, No Ollllll. 110 Cl'JIII, .., Noar!y hal! tilt ......._, .C III hold hla ooplrlt bulw. were white. ·• ,, cOmmit blo • lo tile 1be tunerol atarlool ·'fuolilo.y around.'' morning ·will> ,, privoje ooory!po Chllolnn Altelocl at tlte """""~· Bill It,... .5!19. 'lite widoW, Ill's. Corp,lt. i!ST ;ott,ooi .·Ui;,~. !'&~ .KID& and her tour chlldral laid . 1o roll •In : VIol!· arooo from tllelr foldiJoe chairs Cemeler)' ln a. while mazjJio 8lltl - - tile · tr)'(lt, ctipt lnll<ribool witll a re!raln · llrown wltll hUDdredi of boufrom tilt old llave 10111: tpllo of Dowera. They tootehed "Free ollall, tree &I last, It &lid left. The Drat men killed in aboliUoalat Jolin Browtt'o raid against Club Enterlainec$ . • iM,;ddf;;;;:;:'.'::,::·,:o·:··: Jordan's Water Estella Walllurn, who nmaln& Ill. Mraf Dwight Wollaco, .,.... J, E.llarltJ and lira. Edward Burkett or lltllllddi'IIOrt F I r I t. Vniiiii,Proabytorlaa Clttlreh, and Mro. L. B. Stebblno·or ~rooniaa1 · - l.1niov, he hal HryOOI.. were ln Portsmouth f'rtdOI' tor orpnlll ot lbe Ht&th 1 b d Unllod Melltodlllcbun:hoa. Mr. andMra.lland;y Van llolor, More S.C.rlty WI.. tilt former Naru Froat, hoW moved Ill ColumbuJ, Van llolor 11 otatlonocl will> till Air Foreaat Loclcliootmo. Tho c. . . wu ... lilted ln their ..... bj ...... .... bal wollJum. Bell Wlaa, Who has openllhe winter in Miami, Fla., hal ,... turned to Middleport tortiiiiODDo mer. There's no beHer plan around . .· MRS. IRENE ARNOLD of 33 West NorthBroadwOI',CoiUJI>o bua, a rormer resident of the Harrt10nYllle .rea. Sa MP nouncln( tbo OOSIIIOJII<IIt oad Jpproachins marrllp or her daQghter, Anna Mle, to Charles E, Bennett, Jr.,aon Of Mr. tad Mrs. Charles E. Sr., 10 Launalload, JoUot, W. Tho brldeo-p10Ciuated from HarriiOIIYUielfl8h School In 1958 and from tbt Kentuckf Chriatlan Colin(e.!l!t io wor1oo ins wltll Mlosion Service• It Joliet, DL Her Rance Ia employed by Mitchell, Hutchins and Co. or Chlc&ao, Ill. The w-ng wW boanevontof.-\i>rU20 at tbo Flr•l Chrlslo tan Oiurch, 16 Union~. Jollet. John Elbonds, brotller of the brtdeoelec4 wUI olllciate 11 the ceremolll'• Mrl. Eller Lewis of Loboiton ments with anyone In town. Du. dley' s Miss Anna Mae Arnold t.a hen with ller mothert Mrs. Compar• our low monthly pay- free Delivery . -.a~. A hall-hour of nll)lllal !IIUIIC , Pt. Pl...... o ' \ \ ' ' \ Preoob71erlan ChurdJ ey tile Rev. MrL C. II. "''"""' rllurntd to Qploanbu& !Omdey with her ...,. lnollw and daughter, Mr. &lid Mr a. Gon!flo Harris, oad wW reopaln thire ovv Easter. Yr. and Mrs. llln;ja- the wo-lnUiclo dl01101t with relatlvoa lrtcludlng hill Cather, R. W, Harrio. Mro. Richard Pullinl and L.Ann or St. Albano were woekond vlsltora of Mr. and Mro. Fred Lewla &1111 fami(J', UlddllllOrt, and ~. 01111 Mrs, J. IV, _..., NOW is the time to \ a [Personal Notes I·::: :::: Communion Service Trlnlll' united Church or Chrill cor• hlafdlghted tl>e21thamlve"' have been anmuneed. sary obaervance or the ladles · AI 7:30 Thllrsdly evoolng canOUXIllacy of tile Mlddlaport Fire dlelllll>t communion will be bold. llel>artment. 'lbe eant..ta, 1be Cruciftxlon wUl Bearbs ~ carrie Beth, Mra. Held ln the nrt lllll, the m-. be proaented 111 tile comniimlb' Danny Bowers, Ml'a. Paul H1Uand trw was preceded b)' a potluck choir at 8 p.m. Frida!'. &mrlsa son, P. ~•• Mn. Max Folmer clnner. Charter members attend- services on Easter mornlnghave q were Mra. B. F. Pll'lnllee, been 11<heduled for 6:30a.m. witll Mra. Bob McElhlm.Y, Mrs.. James the worlldp lloor and communion IUI.els, Mrs. Lena McKinle)', at 10:25 a.m. Mra. Glad;)'s Vroman, and Mrs. Persons desiring to plaee lilies Emma WOj'laDcl. In tile 1011ctuar) ror tile Easter OUlcers elected were Mn. llrVicl are asked to have them Dudolo, president; Mro. Howard at the ehureh not later than noon Dailey, vice president; Mrs. Mt· Saturda,y. Elllim)', aecretlr)'- treasurer. EASTER · 1 ol Easter 9molq, vowo of the-~· rinaeoro. w111 be reac1 a1 P·!ll· ' ot tlte Mlddl~ Firat United . .. Now You Know 1be dlurch - . , . ol • Ulaa · Edllb lrl• , ll'atltonllaU. ~r ·of Mr. &lld .Mro. Paul llli*IOIIIIII, MlddloPirl. ,to 111chul Zlrldo, .... or Mra. RuUt Zlrlcle, ~. wlllbeauovtlll A llmliJ nicht dinner hll be<l! Planned for Al>rll 23 ot H- Dudley's ' . ary; The aedon was taken on Guests at the shower inehlded THE COIIEillANS .,;,·lito n.e-waaoneofaevorol plano dlacu&lod by Mro. N a n - · G>rlng a moetlbl orthloJ: Mrs. Robert Smitb and Mrs. and datll!llter, v..., • .., Mrs. Rob- Dclal board !Omdey niP! to ..,. Lester Haning entertained Wed- art Ritchie, Mrs. Horold Rick- counoao lltendonce ot the nesdly nlgllt at tbo Second Ward arol, Sr., Mrs. John c. Beaver, . ._n&tlc services. "'·Jamoa firehouse in Pomeroy with a and Mrs. Jolin T. Beaver. DeWOOI"i, tomorl,r aasoclated bridal showerhonoringMrs. Donothers preHIJtiog gilts were with cadle Tlbernacle or lnd1lno Ilia Smith, tile former Beverl.r Mill Marla Grueser, M111 Lin~ IPDU•, JncL, will be the speaker Beaver, of 1542 Nye Ave., Pom- da Asb, Miaa Cheryl Me Laugh- for the week of urvteea '» belln eroy. lin, Mrs, ZIAil Reuter, Mrs, Bet~ on <\Pr1l21. Larp white wedding bello and II' Spoocar, Mrs. COr! Davis, John Bechtle .._rtoc~ an inyellow and white streamer awere Mrs. David Daria. Mra. Bruee crease in Sunla¥ Sc'-»1 lttendused in the decorations. 'Ibe gltt stmpson, Mrs. Harry Bolinger, ance. Plaasweremlldetotlllvethe table was centered with a minia- Mrs. Don Jett, Mrs. Geoffrey front &tiP& of the Plrl00118 re-o ture bride doll and an arrange- Wilson, Mrs. carl Moore, Mrs. paired. It was voted to aendlilft ment or oprins nowers, Btu Grqeser, and Mrs. L e o ot money to the Rev. Georp SldGames were pl&¥ed with Mis11 Crow. wei~ mtulonary to Korea. Kathy Rouoh, MlBB Poony Hayes, ~ tile moetlbl the board and Miss Ju<IY Cotlrllt w!Ming ....,. toincreaaotbopostur"osal- tiNS. TONIGHT, APIDL 9 nal . . ol ~ .,. . . dtol~r· ~· 111e tove "' Jei!Ua. (ijtior - s or till cbarll . ..,.,.) .... ~ Nelltzllll& llllllb Wtrt7, MllrJ ito Hay... ~ · M!dlaal, MllrJ Rlgp, Loulaei!ldlaol, lJada Meyer, P • t1 J Yfllllio Jou lloonl, Cor Porritt, . - Russell, Jo7 Kautl; liar)' Kaull, Alii Holter, .,.... llltthodlst Church ., II¥ m:Nl!Y P. LEIFEHMANN Rll(lh Abernatbr, a cloaolrlllld sloteo, . Clonoilo or ~Omall, ' Tho Cntclllxlon, a cantata 1>3' Jolm StalDer, will be presented ot I p.m. Frida!' ot tile Trbtlt;y ~ted Clttlrch of Christ b)' a com•t;y choir. Mrl. Paul Neaae Ia dlroc1W Of lbe 23..mco group comJIOolld of slngoro ll'om Mlddle1!'!1'\ Pomeroy, Roclue, an d Cbooter. Organist lorthepreaen. '&ltlat it Mrl. Bell. Neutzllng. .caatata _.. will> oolo..111 Lola Burt doing Altcl Thill' ' King's,Body Rests at Edge of.Fo;rmer Slave Gh · ' '' · tata~ Thia Crucifixion, •• ' al o61011loosl lrolnlng ot Ohio State Uftlvor111J. , , file la .a , member of the Pnsbytorl'!i llturdJ 1n lll!ldleport. lilt .hllbblei lQ<~IIdo ri...UIIICI muode. " · Mill Traffic Going One at "i f tnmc Wu establl.lhld u am• oure !D Protoct rell~ tram .POIIIllll collapae of tbo woll • Ill - o r lelalltiiP• 1r1 PJ'I>o celled to have tilt wall fiiiOirod or iunt dowD. Tbll alen wW·~­ rt!lovo tbo .W... olOQJ»oolllllq lm'Oivod lhoulol tbowllllcolll(ioot, u.. ·~r awed. , ,.., Do You, or Don't You Want Pari-Mutuel Betting at Fair BY BOB HOEFLICH win or toae. How about part-mutuel betting Your ticket and all other tie~ at the Meigs .Cc:Mmt;y Fair? keta purchased on the borfle: that The Melga Count;y Fair Boord wins are ac:tual(J' a partnership, invlteo oxprosalons of pbllc betting againll otller patronsoptniOI'I 01'1 tbe proposal - bolh pro and em. Briefly, here', an e>planallon 0( part • boltlloi: , J>lrst, Y<JU111Wf~thalm 11'11101 betting tho lfack. Tho -~. throuah tile "totaliur," actl as youf agent anc1, colloeto a percentage fll<ed by ~lo ljllte law. 'Ibe odds and pay-otr on 'tbe wimlnl bor~es are made by 11\e public OIJIY and tile managoment neltller p1too nor loses if Y<JU •mat bought tickets ontbeotherhorsea in that raee. Wilen the result 18 ofllcial and Y<JU have a winning lleket, and all tbo pa1roDa boloiiDtl w1ia!J111 ttokola collect your prop6i'tlootate share of money bel CJII t1>ot par· ticular raee . WJ!en Y<JU bel to win, Y<JU colloc111f your boroellnishesllr&l. When you bet to place, ;you eol .. lec:t ~ your llorse tlnbhes ftrst or aeoond. When Y<JU bello show, you colloet it your horse finish· )'<Ill , or t~>o:--k ea tlrst, second or thlrd. or .$1,384:02 waa t1te oot to tile Numerous ottter faira acrosa track lncludlnj: tile fee whicll Ohio bave pari-mutuel betttnt as wna peid to tile llrm · _..,_ set up by Ohio law. Althclugll ina tile betting bootbo. Melp Colin\)' bas 1101 preyiouo01 t1te lol.al, $'1,559.80 waa roIJ' had betting"" harness rarlnc, turnool to tile public in wlall!nas. tile COIIIIQ' haa received a part II I& ,polaod 1!111 that Illite inol lbe tu procoodo collected spectora ara 011 band lo overfrom ot other tradla, Me &bat there are • ~ .. llare li. .. -..le t(·iltea, ,-1111. bt -- - ~ ,, 11117• .ol racina lut ..Yill',.al tile lllolprotp'am. JaolilOn Colin\)' Fair at Well'!be Mols• Coan\J' Fair IIDord Ilion: hao dlacuolod tile polllbiUIIes lluring tile throe dol' period of eatallllm!ng tile part....mtel a to1a1 or _.,268 was bet. 01 tllat betting program in lllelp Cowtlotal 1324.38 went inlo ..... in. 11'. lloanl members we!...,.. pub. clmllrtg $278.04 into the general Uc opinion, It 1J111 he _...,. revenue tu fund and $46.34 into ed ln letters to Tho llooll,y Sontile arlo Fair tund tax, A total Unel or to the fair board. -.a Summer Driver-Ed Courses Planned Plana for careying out a awnmer drlver Dcation program to relieve the heavy demand for ttle cwrae during the regular school :rear were made 'IUeeda,J niP! b)' tile Molp Locll School lllotrlct boani of ooltcotiCJII. Larr1 Morrl- aslllataot &U· perlntetdelrt or tile district, explained to board member• moetlni in Middleport new elate pro. visions to eneourap driver *cation programs. In 1969, teen drivers nult have completed driver -.cation coursao before 11>111' can obtain an tllio driver 11- eenae .. MDrriiiOI! ~ out tile! tile atate will provide $30 for each pupil COiqll&tlng tile course. As a relult, lolorri1111 I'ICOIIIJIU!IId ed tile awnmor program wltb Ill- OU Student In Contest At Pomeroy structoro, three _.ted lo be used at Pomeroy, Middleport and Rutland, to receive ~~~~~ lor each student complei!ns tile couroe. The addlllooal f5 peid ey t h e atate and a f5 laboratory lee will be used for Insurance and gaJO.. line chargea lovolved will> tile Mayor Ell Datisoo and Cowtcll. men BUI Brown andRobertSnowdeD or Rutland. Rutland olllclals have requested that the h i g b school buildins in Rutland to be vacated next fall when Rutland lfl8h School students are to be moved to ottter locations in the automcJbUes, district, be turned over to the Accord!na to plans, e a c h tDwn ao a communlt;y lxdldlng. course Jlven wllllaat six weeks. The boani has been in agree. Scbedul!ns will be compldAod af- mom! will> tile JIIWI)sal and lael ter studeDtl are nalootered for Dlllht plans were fUrthered lo the summer eourae, Reglstra- !bot end. RepreBOntatlvos of the llon Is IIDW Ullderwl,y in tile bllll> vUlago will Inspect tile bullollng and oompUe a lilt of measures -lolorriiiD · ot lbepoinlod dlltrict. oul tllol de- to be taken to cmvert the hi&h mand for the oourae durinB the 11<hool lo a communlt;y bulld!ns. winter months is bea.vy am will Then Morrison and George liarbe heavier due to the new 1tate crave•, qterintendent. will meet law. witb 'Village representatives tb Meeting with the board we r e · stuo(y tilt lllgllstloris Ill tl>ot Miller Will Give Address At Rio Grande terms ot a leaN betweeu t b ~ boani and lbe village ... be worked out. The two sr<q>olalil nlgbt alao dlseuaaed ln~~~rance chargea Involved in vlllap possession of tile building and tho r8&J>OIIalbllfl;y of tbo eommunlt;y in malulalniDtl tile atructuro, In otbor acllma the board epprooed reoolullons ID roehorler tile lllllllcr hl&b and the Junior hi(ll aeboola lor till DOlt school year in COtQuDetloa witll plODI to hove tile Iipper t11roe hlilt school claaeeo or tile ollltrlct in Middleport tall and .... - · elllhth 01111 Dlath tll'ador s o1 tile dlltrietla ~'~~"-· The board eatallll- aaalary for tile pootll<ll of • I l l - director. II waa J'tiiOl'lod t1>at R - !l!tvor, . , - ualatanl, wW be lllallloiD ac"''ll tile poll at tile time when - · an hired because be 11 teadl· ina .... ..._ary cerllllcote. II wna voted lo odlrll'l!so for blda ... llnoo, paollao, oil, lubriCIIII!& &lid .,utreoao lor 1H8(Comlouod'oa Pap 4) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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