http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2f8caa0ebd6461ba451a85fe462ad14e.pdf 88865b70f514245ac52ceeb96e3fdf00 PDF Text Text ' ' ' . · 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) �,, ' ' ' . . ~· \ ;, ~. ' ,· • ' ' 'f. _a._- The Dally senthrel, Pomeroy-Middleport., 0., .\p1·H lll, Hllitl Ingels, Murnah~n, Duel to 1·1 Deadlock ':3 ' N,l ,;. ~urn~tv• . Onif:<t299~ 1'!11. SAT. SUN. .•· APRIL 12, 13, 14 f30.00 Dotr~ei!C* en. conv•ni..;f,Tft.n.; · . ' " •• : : : ! FLORSHEIM stili REVIVAL BEGINS HARTFORD - There wi!! he a revival service at the Chlrdt ol Chriot in O!risUan Union aUiartlord starting Monday at 7: 30 p.m. and c<Jntlnuing through Apr. 28 with thP Rev. Floyd G. Beekman or H!il oboro soeaklnJ<, The Rev. John Coppock is host pastor. The services are opeo to the _public. Bow after bow! . '· l~ the easiest loaf to ope:D ~ •• a:a.d closer ' ' •' II I I De: VOTED TO IHTEII.IIT Of WE:~AIIE.l G-n Klcl, Yellow Kid KJi:HA lD S, DWi:N, PtJBL&IiiiEI t n.our T-..NU, ElliiDr I I F'WIIIIhld diU,) GCfiPI Sillll'dl.\' - ,.,. 01o1o P~hhl 111 ~. MldiMk .S..., f'oiHrO), Oloie, ts7ell, Bloi!MII 011- ,.,ull' ue - $19.98 Ptuoo H:l-~1 51, F.dliorill , , _ tiW1S7, Stcoro:l d aoa ,.. ..... 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SHORTENING TOILET .SUGAR . . ................... . . ~2. ~::'35 . , · _ : C 3'c~~ 59C 2 75C 7tall!d :::~~ DESSERT TOPPING 4oz. can DIAMOND 121NCH roll ' GOLDM£DAL ALL PURPOSE · sib. b1 .. • • ;• , • • • ";· . • ; ., . • ."II',. , •'• . . 'fl .' • 4-toll pkgs. . ~. ' CONFECn()NERS ~ • '' ' .' I -~ -.... • pi ··· - · .,. . • ' ..• ' . crt.- Come. in and '" far yours•lfl We've got all kinds ef goodies for everyone ... to ~ak• help 6.91-\' 49e' pkg. Fresh Florida CE ·1 ORTON CREA ,, RED 3 " 4•• I . AT RACINE TASTY MEATS Prices WAID CROSS-~ONS WlTll mRIIT APPEAL! Efftctm ' 11·12-13 .. ·. :' can . Reserved to ' RUTLANb DEPT. STOll' '· 3·u. /light · AT RUTLAND . ·,,. '5~~49C ·Umll • .-, .: ... ' <.~ ,\JIIOIIllties "~,_$· ~2. s· ·g· ·tlNNEP <' ' • · r<ames. The rest were hwnming fast balls that moved around well and sent nine Meigs batters down by the KO route. Ingels, on the other hand. sent UP a dluylng assortment of fast and slow breaking curve!itolrOJloo ton batters that producl!d 12 KOs. Ingels gave uP two singles and spiked whUe making a routine ' out on Lllly's groundball to the lelt side. lltONTON HAD LEAD The Tigers, whose first hit oa Ingels came in the second frame when Washburn singled, Clnal)y broke open the scoreless duel prior to TannehUI 1 s injury Falcons Slug Out 11 Hits For 10-6 Edge on Eagles Waha.ma slugged 11 hits to take a 10w6 victory over the host Eastern baseball w ers of Coach Danny Wright TUes~ day afternoon. The V.'htte Falcon hitting was paced by Denny l'llinn with a home run and triple and Slsk with tour slngles in four trips to the platt!. other hitters for the winners were Gary Clark with a double and single and Ralph Batey, Larry Carpenter and Roush, each with a single. Howie Caldwell topped Eagle hitters with a pair of singles whtle "'Uke Boring and Martin MASON - each got a double and Steve Cowdrey, Bili Gill!! an, Jerry Burke, Bob Ritchie and Terry Stethem each a slngle, Boring went the distance on the mound for the Eaglea, fanning five and issuing three free paasw es. Baley handled the Wahama hurling and Canned eight and gave up six walks. Wahama is at home against Kyger Creek today and Eastern travels to play the Meigs Rew serves. Wahama 032 300.2-10 11 1 Eastern 302 100 0- 6 9 2 Batey and Carpenter. Boring and Burke. ' The Gallia Academy High School Blue DeVils, with two out in the bottom of the seventh bmJng, pushed across the winning run to edge the Jackson lronmen 4-3 Tuesday afternoon on Memorial Field. · Tom ~en<:er, Blue Devll ace, limited the Jroglntn tO rive scattered hits as he fanned 12 an<t walked three. Second baseman Bruce WilSon and singled to score Mossbarw batted in three runs, including ger and Cosby with the tying the Winning tally with two out runs. Bob Thorson fanned to in the bottom of the seventh. end the threat. h was tied J.J. Tom Spencer had a triple and Lonnle Bush popped up to the left fielder Paige Humphreys, catcher to open the Blue De~ ­ a double, for the only extra base lls' bottom of the seventh. Danw hits for the Blue Devils. n,y Cook farmed and two were out. Catcher Ricky Mosely was the Tom Spencer tripped to d e e p top Blue Devil hitter with a rightweenterfield and Jim Gil. brace of singJes in two official more walked. With two out and trips. to the plate. Mosely walkw two on, It looked like extra inn. ed the first time up in the bot- lngs coming up. tom of the first Inning. Bruce WHson slammed a hard Jackson's only extra base hit grounder down to Bob Thorson we,s a double by pinch-hitter Gary at second base. Thorson bobbled Sexton in the top of the seventh. it and then threw to Dan Murw Jackson had a good day wlth phy at first to get Wilson but pinch-bitters as Bob Mounts came Murphy dropped the baU . ln the in, In the top of the seventh, . meantime, Spencer crossed the and singled home two tying runs. plate with the wiruting. run and Traillng 3wO, Jackson put the the game was over. . pressure on the Blue Devils Dy The Blue Devils scored twice scoring three runs to Ue it up in the bottom of the first irutw 3..3. One run was In, two were lng, Dave Johnson was sale on out and two men were on when an error by second baseman the tying runs were scored. Jerry Mapes, and took second Dan Murphymedouttoopenthe on another error by shortstop top of tlle seventh ror Jackson. BUI Harris. Bush was sate on Randy Terry singled. Bill Har. an error by Mapes. Cook flied ri s grO\I'lded out, Gary Sexton out to deep centerfield. ~enw batted for Harold Howe, doobled cer walked to load the bases . and scored Terry. Jerry Moss. Jim Gilmore famed. Bruce Wil . barger went into run for ~w son took a two and two pitch ton. Roger Cosby walked .. Bob and singled scoring Johnson and Mounts batted Bush. Mosely walked and Tom Meadows fanned to end the !nnw ing. GAllS lallled agaln in the bot. toin O! the third iMing, ~n· cer ranned. Gilmore singled and stole second. Wilson popped up to the catcher. Mosely singled scoring Wilson. Meadows struck out to end the inning, That made It 3-ll ln lavor o! the Blue !Jev. !Is. Phil Coburn started for the Ircnmen and worked stx coma plele innings. !le was !lneCI Cor Handy Torry ln the bottom o! the seventh. Terry was charg:. ·ed with tho loBI,· ARE in six imlnga, Cohurn gave FORMING NOWI up live hits, three walks and ---~-----1 strUck out six. Terry gave up Tenlative Schedule one hit, walked ooe and struck ' r ltAGUES .• _ ~ scheduled to play the Cleveland Indians,' Comlakey Park, home By FRED MCMANE UPI !jlorto Writer The 1988 major league baseball season Clnally opens today alter an unprecedented two-day delay, but it wi!! not begin with the usual aplomb, An outbreak of violence in several major league cities, the aftermath or the assassination of Dr, Martin Luther Kbtg Jr., haa created a feeling of apprehension among baseball officials whose teams are scheduled to open In those cities and a state or uneasiness exits practically everywhere. All 20 teams are scheduled to play, but in the riot--torn cities or Washington, Chica&D, Balli· more aod Cbtcinnati there is a dlsUnct possibility that !Uriher postponements may occur. In Chicago, where 11 persons were killed and over 300 injured in riots, the White Sox were or the White SOx, Ia in the heart of the Negro district on the city's Sooth Side. F'oresees No Problems 11 We•ve had no outbreaks near us, u said Ed Stort, general manager or the White Sox, "and we anticipate no problems. We're going ahead with plans to play." 8\ort would not speculate on attendance at the opener, however. The White Sox plan to honor tickets purchased for TUesday's opener, with persons who bought tickets for today' s game getting refunds. Washington still has 13,000 Cederal troops and National Guardsmen in the city and has been under a strict 5:30 p.m. EST curfew for the past slx da,ys , Eight persons have been killed in riots, but the Senators the lush green Augusta National fairway s soaldng UP hot sun::;hine after Tuesday thundershower s. "Up until now, the fellows on the pro tour have been playing on Bermuda gras s that isn't hardly up yet," said the general or "r\rnies Army.'' "Thes've been getting lots of roll. But the National I.s in perfect condition for a golf te st- true summer to By JOHN G. GRIFFIN UPI Executive ~rts Editor hUGU;TA, Ga. (UPI)-The way Arnold Palmer figUres it, the 1968 Masters golf tournament, starting Thursday, wUl l:e the first this year pla,yed under uswnmer" conditions, and it's a whole new ball game. Palmer, who will be seeking to end three year s of frustration in the tournament he has won four times, .Pointed Wednesday w•• THURS. Afternitns STOPorCALL ., •. 773;.5791 By United Press International Several Ohio college baseball teams were in &Ction Tuesday. Baldwin-Wallace opened its season with a 5-3 win over Wooster at the Woobter lleld. Wooster now Is 4-3 O'r~rall and 0.2 in the Ohio Conference. FlndJ.ay Collt=ge dereated Ohio Northern Univer:;ily -t-2 on Bill l Playoff Standings '' -.~. " I •• 1 death of two persons. The Reds were scheduled to open there against the Chicago Cubs. The traclltlonal openers at Washington and ClnclM.ati were originally scheduled !or Mooday but were postponed out of respect lor Dr. King until Wednesday as was Monday night's scheduled game between the Houston Astros and Pittsburgh Pirates at the Astro. "I'm wi"" to him . H•'11 liinplnr "" hll" t·un ,.;f't mm·t'CI lu fir111 b."t' lib Mirby Manllt- did!" SEOAL Standing~~ (Southern TEAM . Me!gs . . . . . . lronton . . . . . GalliPolis .. .. Jackson •••• , TOTAI1; Division) W L T R OR l0193 l0154 l 1 0 7 7 0 2 0 5 12 3 3 2 26 26 (Northern Division) TEAM W L R OP logan ....... 2 0 23 8 dome. In other National League Athens. . . • • • • 2 0 25 4 Wellston , . . . 0 2 7 15 oPeners today, New York was Nels-York ••••• C 2 5 33 at San Francisco, for a day I 4 60 60 game while Philadelphia visited TOTALS TUE.SDAY' S RESULTS: Los Angeles and Atlanta greetw ed world champion St. Louis at Gallipolis 4 JaCkson 3 Meigs 1 Ironton 1. called alter night. Other American League acw eight iMingS because of dark-tion included New York hosting ness. California and Detroit entertainw Athens 7 Wellston 4 ing AL champion Boston in a l.<lgan 15 Nels-York 5 pair of day contests. TENNIS SEMIFINALS JOHANNESBURG (URQ Fifthwseeded Marty Riessen of Evanston, Ill ., faces ei~thw seeded Ray Moore of South Afrka in the men's singles semlwfinals of Ute South African tennis championships on Thurs.. years before failing to make the Okker of the halfWay cut last year, is one of day. Tom Netherlands will meet secondthe hot favorites on the eve of seeded Clark Graebner of New the Masters aJong with Tom York ln the other semi..final. Welskopf, the current money Rlessen advanced by beating leader on the pro tour, and Tony Jaclln, the you~ Briton lourth.seeded Bob Hewitt ol South Africa Tuesday 5-7, 6-4, 7 who won the JacksonviUe Open. 5, 6-l. Graebner defeated South Afrlw can Bob Maud 6-3, 6-4, i.J. conditions. The grasb is almost too thick. "h won' t hurt the big hitters, because Lhe,y'll be out there l•ilth their drives," said Palmer, who last won the Mastel'S in 1964 and ha s fini shed second, fourth, and fourth since then. "But it 's definitely going to slow the course.'' Jac k Nicklaus, who won the Masters three time s in four 4 Cydes! General Electric Mobile Maid® Portable Dishwasher • l3ui!t-in Soft Food Disposer! • Twin Lift.Top Hacks! • Rinee-Gio Dispenser! 239.00 w PhHliPs three-run homer in the ~.rd inning· ~gBfDe was on the Oiler diiJllond. Ohio University defeated Northern Illinois H-0 in a slambang alTair. Bobcat pitchers Bob Morgan and Ed Hobbins held Northern Dlinois to two hits, while two Bobcats -shortstop Hich McKiney and eatcher Dick !)mean - had seven hits between them. The game wa s pla,yed in A~ ens. Tt•• 'I'Up . f'• '. \ ' thll ~) ' . ' . ANTHONY . Plumhlllf'Heating Your DolfMndltble , O.aler:For , Over Wahama Coa~h ' f.jof.a/' ,,SWackhamer's P'·UMIIN. G• • AND · · ·AT I'N6·, ' · ' •··.· •.:,. .. GARDEN SEEDS FIELD AND LA!MIIATOIY YE~Tll SEllS ALSftfsNIO~ '1~, 1 ~lh ~.4!::!~:-:~~t>I[J ~·~· '. •• l. 3 Cycles! Marauder Golf Meigs goUers continued to sparkw le Tuesday afternoon as they got a 81h .p:z victory over visiting Wahama. The win was the fouMh straight ror Melgs. HOSPITAL NEWS] Wahama' s lone winner of the match was Gary Fields with a Holzer Ho5pital: Visiting hours 40 to outhit Blll Hackett's 41. 2.4 and 7 ..8 p.m. Parents only Fields got Wz points to If.! point on Pediatrics Ward. NHL Pla.vorr standings for Hackett Admissions By United Pre ss International Bob Priddy or Meigs shot a Katherine II., Fischer, 613Sec. (Division Semifinals) 43 to win over John Zuspan who Ond Ave.; Lewis H. Clark, 602 (BeSL o( Seven) carded a 47; Pat story, Marauw Third 1\ve.; Mary M. Woodie, East Buffalo I 2 13 ll dcr senior, scored a low 39 to Patriot star Rt.; Mrs. 1\, Joe Series ,\ )!;..Clinched series beat Bob Redmond with a 51; Henry, Rt. 2 Patriot; Edgar E. Jim Anderson, of Meigs had a W. L. GF Gl' l uesday' s ltesults Lakin, Patriot star Rt. ; o. Dolph Montreal 40 to beat Roger Roush's 55 J 0 12 6 Providence 2 ~rint::field 1 SWick, Rt . 1 Bidwell; Mrs. Chesw Boston and Jeff Burt finished with a 0 3 6 12 Buffalo 10 Quebec 7 ter G. Wigal, Rt. 1 L'hcshire; 45 to beat Mel Fry of Wahama !Series B (Only games scheduled) with a 51. Douglas C. Clelland, Pomeroy; W. L, GF G1\ Wednesday's Games story, a standout high school 2 0 5 2 lto<;hester at Hershey Harry C. Odell, Rt. 1 Mlddlew New York golfer, who had just begun the port; Mrs. Larry E. Newman, Chicago 0 2 2 5 Quebec at Buffalo Wellstoo; Ernest Lavender, gol! season on Monda,y against We&t (Only games scheduled) Athens, carded a 43 against tlle Franklin Furnace; Mlss Bessie series A L, Adkins, Coal Grove; M r s. W.L.GF Gh Bulldogs instead of 48 as was hBh Ptayoll Standings Charles D. Mullins, Jackson: :-t. Louis erroneously reported. story had 1 1 4 4 By United Press International Mrs. Willtam E. Crabtree, Rt. 1 Jlhiladelphia 1 1 4 4 (Tllvlsion Finals) not seen actioo because of a leg Jackson; Bethany D. Lipscomb, Series B !niury. (Best or Seven) Rt. 2 Cottageville, W.Va.; Mrs. W, L. GF Gh East Meigs' next match will be at Ralph L. Foster, WellstOn; Char. l<>s Angeles 2 1 9 8 10 a.m. Saturday at horne a. W. L. Pet les H. Greer, Jr. , Rt. 5 Jack · Minnesota 1 ,500 gainst Marlena. t 1 2 8 9 Pittsburgh son; Mrs. James E, Grant, Coa.lw Tuesday•s Results MJnnesota 1 I .500 ton . West New York 2 Chicago I Birth Montreal 5 Boaton 2 Mrs, Marvin E. Depue, Wellw Minnesota 7 L<>s Angeles 5 New Orleans stan, son, 12:34 p.m. Tuesday. (Onl_y games scheduled) Dallas Discharges Wednesda,)l's Games Charles H, Daughert-Y, DoMa PhUadell>hia at st. Louis Sue Davis, Mrs. Charles E. Ellis, (Onljo game scheduled) Benjamin H. Ewing, Mrs. Lew· ls D. Flnley, Mrs. Willie Fra~ hHL PLAYOt' t' stand!~~~:s ley, Mrs. o. 0. Hanes, Alan By United Press International L. Harper, Mrs. ilooald W. Series A Leach, Mrs. Russell M. Little, (Best of Seven) Mrs. Wilma P. Mceys, Clarence W, L. GF GA E. McDaniel, George A. McGbt- Uochester 3 0 10 4 WEMBLEY, England (UP0nis, April A. Moody, Larry S. Hershey 0 3 4 10 1Wph Charles, Britain, stopped Patterson, Franklin W. Ragan, -Serie11 B Joey lllrlle, Canada (4), (no Donovan Sharp, Robert W, Sis{Best or Five) wslghts llMOUnced). son, Jr., Mrs. Shady Tackett, W. L. GF GA Rocahie Terry, Mrs. C I y d e x.-ProVidence 3 1 13 7 White, Jr., Charles R. Aelker, ~ring I 3 7 13 UYI•IIflll Gllllty Mrl. Robert A. Bateo, Kenneth Series C L. StevL'III, Mrs. Kenneth W. (Best or Five) Dempsey, Mrs. Robert S. Ball W. L, GF GA and in!ant daughters, Mrs. AI· Quebec 2 l 14 13 len M, Oller and infant son. I"<!F'"" \ plan to go ahead with their opener against the Minnesota Twins. All 45,016 seats for theopener have been sold out for weeks, but the tense racial situation was expected to hold down the crowd. Just who would thJ'OW out the first ball for the traditional uPresidentla.l Opener" was unknown as bOth President Johnson and Vicew President Humphrey werf! not expected to attend. Baltimore has 11,000 troops patrolling the streets following the death or five persons, but the trouble is said to be nearly over. The Orioles were scheduled to entertain the Oakland Athletics. Play Despite Riots In Cincinnati, 1,300 National Guard troops were called Out to quell rioting that resulted in Ute Bobcats Record 14-0 Diamond Triumph ••• '' ·•' '· · . r""·'""!"' -·", 1 Van Meter and Jim Crow, and han lour. Meigs' next outing 1111 at home llod GUkoy, Who rt11lacod T....,. ogai .. L Mhen• on t'rld!IY. hUl at !!rat, was hit to 1111 t h e By Innings bases. But VariJohnsoo 1.-.lto Ironton 000 010 00- I 2 1 end the Inning. 00001000- 113 Alter Van Motor'• eighth inning Meigs Murnahan and liarl81; Ingels dJ,ubJe with two out11 Murnahan &Dt out ol thejambylorchwCrow ' and ~an. U11111!re• - hrt Stobart, J>late; to groum1 out to him.. Nesselroad and lngeh;, Ingels, walked six and Murna- by Team Winner CASPER SCOiliNG PALM • BEAC!I GARDENS, . Fla. (tJPO- Baiting !lillY Ca,P. er, olr tho tourney ,trail a while W coll\llct GI ~!"If ollnlco ln Vielnaln, ' val!lte{ to aecood' anO~In~OA.L-plll)". •' . .f • plaoe . Ill th11 POA niOIIeY· Nm Oljlina !9r 'll(e , Biue Jlev. · ..U..illll ~· 'i'll'llda1 wlth u. 'l!ltl btl Thur'l!l"r a1t~' ••• ~L...lHt ·~1•· ·· 1 wh' o n' ••·•''.tra~ol " t o oOii· lUi! .,_ , ,·• .';"' ·,,. 1 . . · Tom ' oJWt.lo. the .. jop ,pro ~OIND.. ,. @ 'Whole New Game'--·P almer ·~~. ·Oal\.1. •i1bil"r.ltll' ~~ wii!> ~~·• ,, LW~!:~~..~~~~.:J tho 1 7• 2 .. ' (;oach Moore•• Marauders thr-ned in the sixth when Bill SWan led off with a walk, moved to second and third on sacrifices it was the· third win in lour games tor Coach Cll!! Wilson' a Blue lJoYlls. Tho Blue !Joy!ls are l-1 in Soothi!Bstem Olio Athletic . l.eague pl., · ~nd 3-1 ov~ralt, ll Jackson s third ... ...,uuv~ \~1-'· The, THURS. • l,,,.fM,r 12. P."' '"' -. ·;. sacrlOce, ind came oome when the Ironton second b&~ booted Dennis Ault's grounder. out one. MIXED· ·· ' ····· IUN, MENS. ·... . , .. Jed olf "lth a ba»eon balhi;, moved to oecond on aground out by Keith l~hi!Un, went to thinl on Ingels' Majors Open New Campaign inte·rested alreactY, threw about severl1 his AchiUes tencbn. The thr.ee curve balls in the eight irtiury occurred when he wa!i su. . RlTH'S AI'IUL ( P'DTAT.OE·S NEW ~PEA'S ...................... POLY ,big . i1,4lb.· . plig. ' LYONS MARKEl . PIES~· 29C ' ·~T TUPPERS, PLAINS large bunch ~. t_his East4!r r.allt wondtrful. . FtFROZEN FOOD FA,VORITES! 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" • Murnahan llmtted toach Hun Moore's Maraud.ers to only an tn ,the flflh when Kavanaugh : walked with two out~t,. stole ~· ·:, Ironton, bOth t'lghthan®ra;, en-- eighth frame blooit cbuble on the ond and came home on an error. ~ b'11£td In a 1fB11tball venma curve r!ghtlleid line by Lennie Van Mer 1,rlor totheruth,lronton'slone baa;enmners were Washburn on ,: battle in ),J!ddleport Tue~ for er. The game, exciting and action hls single and rhU IUce with • . ei,gl1t innlngli and had to call it •Ill ' QllltS, ·fled It 1-1, because Of fUied throughout, also resulted bues on balhi In the Mond and Z darkness. · ' ' ·' In a big los• Cor Me!gswhenlirst fuurUl trames. : , It was ·fbeaecondSEOALSouth-- sacker, Mark Tannehill suttered Meigs' run came in the bottom : ~n 'Division ·encounte1· Cor both a se\'ere ankle laceration on the of the tilth when Chuck Bartels ' lost to Galli- third out in the toP or the filth : ·' dUbs. ltonton had Melgo had dumped Jack- Inning. •"• polio, Tanilehlll, a senior, was rushed son. Their standings dld not ~ All-Stars TMI AU. 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Ingels gave uP two singles and spiked whUe making a routine ' out on Lllly's groundball to the lelt side. lltONTON HAD LEAD The Tigers, whose first hit oa Ingels came in the second frame when Washburn singled, Clnal)y broke open the scoreless duel prior to TannehUI 1 s injury Falcons Slug Out 11 Hits For 10-6 Edge on Eagles Waha.ma slugged 11 hits to take a 10w6 victory over the host Eastern baseball w ers of Coach Danny Wright TUes~ day afternoon. The V.'htte Falcon hitting was paced by Denny l'llinn with a home run and triple and Slsk with tour slngles in four trips to the platt!. other hitters for the winners were Gary Clark with a double and single and Ralph Batey, Larry Carpenter and Roush, each with a single. Howie Caldwell topped Eagle hitters with a pair of singles whtle "'Uke Boring and Martin MASON - each got a double and Steve Cowdrey, Bili Gill!! an, Jerry Burke, Bob Ritchie and Terry Stethem each a slngle, Boring went the distance on the mound for the Eaglea, fanning five and issuing three free paasw es. Baley handled the Wahama hurling and Canned eight and gave up six walks. Wahama is at home against Kyger Creek today and Eastern travels to play the Meigs Rew serves. Wahama 032 300.2-10 11 1 Eastern 302 100 0- 6 9 2 Batey and Carpenter. Boring and Burke. ' The Gallia Academy High School Blue DeVils, with two out in the bottom of the seventh bmJng, pushed across the winning run to edge the Jackson lronmen 4-3 Tuesday afternoon on Memorial Field. · Tom ~en<:er, Blue Devll ace, limited the Jroglntn tO rive scattered hits as he fanned 12 an<t walked three. Second baseman Bruce WilSon and singled to score Mossbarw batted in three runs, including ger and Cosby with the tying the Winning tally with two out runs. Bob Thorson fanned to in the bottom of the seventh. end the threat. h was tied J.J. Tom Spencer had a triple and Lonnle Bush popped up to the left fielder Paige Humphreys, catcher to open the Blue De~ ­ a double, for the only extra base lls' bottom of the seventh. Danw hits for the Blue Devils. n,y Cook farmed and two were out. Catcher Ricky Mosely was the Tom Spencer tripped to d e e p top Blue Devil hitter with a rightweenterfield and Jim Gil. brace of singJes in two official more walked. With two out and trips. to the plate. Mosely walkw two on, It looked like extra inn. ed the first time up in the bot- lngs coming up. tom of the first Inning. Bruce WHson slammed a hard Jackson's only extra base hit grounder down to Bob Thorson we,s a double by pinch-hitter Gary at second base. Thorson bobbled Sexton in the top of the seventh. it and then threw to Dan Murw Jackson had a good day wlth phy at first to get Wilson but pinch-bitters as Bob Mounts came Murphy dropped the baU . ln the in, In the top of the seventh, . meantime, Spencer crossed the and singled home two tying runs. plate with the wiruting. run and Traillng 3wO, Jackson put the the game was over. . pressure on the Blue Devils Dy The Blue Devils scored twice scoring three runs to Ue it up in the bottom of the first irutw 3..3. One run was In, two were lng, Dave Johnson was sale on out and two men were on when an error by second baseman the tying runs were scored. Jerry Mapes, and took second Dan Murphymedouttoopenthe on another error by shortstop top of tlle seventh ror Jackson. BUI Harris. Bush was sate on Randy Terry singled. Bill Har. an error by Mapes. Cook flied ri s grO\I'lded out, Gary Sexton out to deep centerfield. ~enw batted for Harold Howe, doobled cer walked to load the bases . and scored Terry. Jerry Moss. Jim Gilmore famed. Bruce Wil . barger went into run for ~w son took a two and two pitch ton. Roger Cosby walked .. Bob and singled scoring Johnson and Mounts batted Bush. Mosely walked and Tom Meadows fanned to end the !nnw ing. GAllS lallled agaln in the bot. toin O! the third iMing, ~n· cer ranned. Gilmore singled and stole second. Wilson popped up to the catcher. Mosely singled scoring Wilson. Meadows struck out to end the inning, That made It 3-ll ln lavor o! the Blue !Jev. !Is. Phil Coburn started for the Ircnmen and worked stx coma plele innings. !le was !lneCI Cor Handy Torry ln the bottom o! the seventh. Terry was charg:. ·ed with tho loBI,· ARE in six imlnga, Cohurn gave FORMING NOWI up live hits, three walks and ---~-----1 strUck out six. Terry gave up Tenlative Schedule one hit, walked ooe and struck ' r ltAGUES .• _ ~ scheduled to play the Cleveland Indians,' Comlakey Park, home By FRED MCMANE UPI !jlorto Writer The 1988 major league baseball season Clnally opens today alter an unprecedented two-day delay, but it wi!! not begin with the usual aplomb, An outbreak of violence in several major league cities, the aftermath or the assassination of Dr, Martin Luther Kbtg Jr., haa created a feeling of apprehension among baseball officials whose teams are scheduled to open In those cities and a state or uneasiness exits practically everywhere. All 20 teams are scheduled to play, but in the riot--torn cities or Washington, Chica&D, Balli· more aod Cbtcinnati there is a dlsUnct possibility that !Uriher postponements may occur. In Chicago, where 11 persons were killed and over 300 injured in riots, the White Sox were or the White SOx, Ia in the heart of the Negro district on the city's Sooth Side. F'oresees No Problems 11 We•ve had no outbreaks near us, u said Ed Stort, general manager or the White Sox, "and we anticipate no problems. We're going ahead with plans to play." 8\ort would not speculate on attendance at the opener, however. The White Sox plan to honor tickets purchased for TUesday's opener, with persons who bought tickets for today' s game getting refunds. Washington still has 13,000 Cederal troops and National Guardsmen in the city and has been under a strict 5:30 p.m. EST curfew for the past slx da,ys , Eight persons have been killed in riots, but the Senators the lush green Augusta National fairway s soaldng UP hot sun::;hine after Tuesday thundershower s. "Up until now, the fellows on the pro tour have been playing on Bermuda gras s that isn't hardly up yet," said the general or "r\rnies Army.'' "Thes've been getting lots of roll. But the National I.s in perfect condition for a golf te st- true summer to By JOHN G. GRIFFIN UPI Executive ~rts Editor hUGU;TA, Ga. (UPI)-The way Arnold Palmer figUres it, the 1968 Masters golf tournament, starting Thursday, wUl l:e the first this year pla,yed under uswnmer" conditions, and it's a whole new ball game. Palmer, who will be seeking to end three year s of frustration in the tournament he has won four times, .Pointed Wednesday w•• THURS. Afternitns STOPorCALL ., •. 773;.5791 By United Press International Several Ohio college baseball teams were in &Ction Tuesday. Baldwin-Wallace opened its season with a 5-3 win over Wooster at the Woobter lleld. Wooster now Is 4-3 O'r~rall and 0.2 in the Ohio Conference. FlndJ.ay Collt=ge dereated Ohio Northern Univer:;ily -t-2 on Bill l Playoff Standings '' -.~. " I •• 1 death of two persons. The Reds were scheduled to open there against the Chicago Cubs. The traclltlonal openers at Washington and ClnclM.ati were originally scheduled !or Mooday but were postponed out of respect lor Dr. King until Wednesday as was Monday night's scheduled game between the Houston Astros and Pittsburgh Pirates at the Astro. "I'm wi"" to him . H•'11 liinplnr "" hll" t·un ,.;f't mm·t'CI lu fir111 b."t' lib Mirby Manllt- did!" SEOAL Standing~~ (Southern TEAM . Me!gs . . . . . . lronton . . . . . GalliPolis .. .. Jackson •••• , TOTAI1; Division) W L T R OR l0193 l0154 l 1 0 7 7 0 2 0 5 12 3 3 2 26 26 (Northern Division) TEAM W L R OP logan ....... 2 0 23 8 dome. In other National League Athens. . . • • • • 2 0 25 4 Wellston , . . . 0 2 7 15 oPeners today, New York was Nels-York ••••• C 2 5 33 at San Francisco, for a day I 4 60 60 game while Philadelphia visited TOTALS TUE.SDAY' S RESULTS: Los Angeles and Atlanta greetw ed world champion St. Louis at Gallipolis 4 JaCkson 3 Meigs 1 Ironton 1. called alter night. Other American League acw eight iMingS because of dark-tion included New York hosting ness. California and Detroit entertainw Athens 7 Wellston 4 ing AL champion Boston in a l.<lgan 15 Nels-York 5 pair of day contests. TENNIS SEMIFINALS JOHANNESBURG (URQ Fifthwseeded Marty Riessen of Evanston, Ill ., faces ei~thw seeded Ray Moore of South Afrka in the men's singles semlwfinals of Ute South African tennis championships on Thurs.. years before failing to make the Okker of the halfWay cut last year, is one of day. Tom Netherlands will meet secondthe hot favorites on the eve of seeded Clark Graebner of New the Masters aJong with Tom York ln the other semi..final. Welskopf, the current money Rlessen advanced by beating leader on the pro tour, and Tony Jaclln, the you~ Briton lourth.seeded Bob Hewitt ol South Africa Tuesday 5-7, 6-4, 7 who won the JacksonviUe Open. 5, 6-l. Graebner defeated South Afrlw can Bob Maud 6-3, 6-4, i.J. conditions. The grasb is almost too thick. "h won' t hurt the big hitters, because Lhe,y'll be out there l•ilth their drives," said Palmer, who last won the Mastel'S in 1964 and ha s fini shed second, fourth, and fourth since then. "But it 's definitely going to slow the course.'' Jac k Nicklaus, who won the Masters three time s in four 4 Cydes! General Electric Mobile Maid® Portable Dishwasher • l3ui!t-in Soft Food Disposer! • Twin Lift.Top Hacks! • Rinee-Gio Dispenser! 239.00 w PhHliPs three-run homer in the ~.rd inning· ~gBfDe was on the Oiler diiJllond. Ohio University defeated Northern Illinois H-0 in a slambang alTair. Bobcat pitchers Bob Morgan and Ed Hobbins held Northern Dlinois to two hits, while two Bobcats -shortstop Hich McKiney and eatcher Dick !)mean - had seven hits between them. The game wa s pla,yed in A~ ens. Tt•• 'I'Up . f'• '. \ ' thll ~) ' . ' . ANTHONY . Plumhlllf'Heating Your DolfMndltble , O.aler:For , Over Wahama Coa~h ' f.jof.a/' ,,SWackhamer's P'·UMIIN. G• • AND · · ·AT I'N6·, ' · ' •··.· •.:,. .. GARDEN SEEDS FIELD AND LA!MIIATOIY YE~Tll SEllS ALSftfsNIO~ '1~, 1 ~lh ~.4!::!~:-:~~t>I[J ~·~· '. •• l. 3 Cycles! Marauder Golf Meigs goUers continued to sparkw le Tuesday afternoon as they got a 81h .p:z victory over visiting Wahama. The win was the fouMh straight ror Melgs. HOSPITAL NEWS] Wahama' s lone winner of the match was Gary Fields with a Holzer Ho5pital: Visiting hours 40 to outhit Blll Hackett's 41. 2.4 and 7 ..8 p.m. Parents only Fields got Wz points to If.! point on Pediatrics Ward. NHL Pla.vorr standings for Hackett Admissions By United Pre ss International Bob Priddy or Meigs shot a Katherine II., Fischer, 613Sec. (Division Semifinals) 43 to win over John Zuspan who Ond Ave.; Lewis H. Clark, 602 (BeSL o( Seven) carded a 47; Pat story, Marauw Third 1\ve.; Mary M. Woodie, East Buffalo I 2 13 ll dcr senior, scored a low 39 to Patriot star Rt.; Mrs. 1\, Joe Series ,\ )!;..Clinched series beat Bob Redmond with a 51; Henry, Rt. 2 Patriot; Edgar E. Jim Anderson, of Meigs had a W. L. GF Gl' l uesday' s ltesults Lakin, Patriot star Rt. ; o. Dolph Montreal 40 to beat Roger Roush's 55 J 0 12 6 Providence 2 ~rint::field 1 SWick, Rt . 1 Bidwell; Mrs. Chesw Boston and Jeff Burt finished with a 0 3 6 12 Buffalo 10 Quebec 7 ter G. Wigal, Rt. 1 L'hcshire; 45 to beat Mel Fry of Wahama !Series B (Only games scheduled) with a 51. Douglas C. Clelland, Pomeroy; W. L, GF G1\ Wednesday's Games story, a standout high school 2 0 5 2 lto<;hester at Hershey Harry C. Odell, Rt. 1 Mlddlew New York golfer, who had just begun the port; Mrs. Larry E. Newman, Chicago 0 2 2 5 Quebec at Buffalo Wellstoo; Ernest Lavender, gol! season on Monda,y against We&t (Only games scheduled) Athens, carded a 43 against tlle Franklin Furnace; Mlss Bessie series A L, Adkins, Coal Grove; M r s. W.L.GF Gh Bulldogs instead of 48 as was hBh Ptayoll Standings Charles D. Mullins, Jackson: :-t. Louis erroneously reported. story had 1 1 4 4 By United Press International Mrs. Willtam E. Crabtree, Rt. 1 Jlhiladelphia 1 1 4 4 (Tllvlsion Finals) not seen actioo because of a leg Jackson; Bethany D. Lipscomb, Series B !niury. (Best or Seven) Rt. 2 Cottageville, W.Va.; Mrs. W, L. GF Gh East Meigs' next match will be at Ralph L. Foster, WellstOn; Char. l<>s Angeles 2 1 9 8 10 a.m. Saturday at horne a. W. L. Pet les H. Greer, Jr. , Rt. 5 Jack · Minnesota 1 ,500 gainst Marlena. t 1 2 8 9 Pittsburgh son; Mrs. James E, Grant, Coa.lw Tuesday•s Results MJnnesota 1 I .500 ton . West New York 2 Chicago I Birth Montreal 5 Boaton 2 Mrs, Marvin E. Depue, Wellw Minnesota 7 L<>s Angeles 5 New Orleans stan, son, 12:34 p.m. Tuesday. (Onl_y games scheduled) Dallas Discharges Wednesda,)l's Games Charles H, Daughert-Y, DoMa PhUadell>hia at st. Louis Sue Davis, Mrs. Charles E. Ellis, (Onljo game scheduled) Benjamin H. Ewing, Mrs. Lew· ls D. Flnley, Mrs. Willie Fra~ hHL PLAYOt' t' stand!~~~:s ley, Mrs. o. 0. Hanes, Alan By United Press International L. Harper, Mrs. ilooald W. Series A Leach, Mrs. Russell M. Little, (Best of Seven) Mrs. Wilma P. Mceys, Clarence W, L. GF GA E. McDaniel, George A. McGbt- Uochester 3 0 10 4 WEMBLEY, England (UP0nis, April A. Moody, Larry S. Hershey 0 3 4 10 1Wph Charles, Britain, stopped Patterson, Franklin W. Ragan, -Serie11 B Joey lllrlle, Canada (4), (no Donovan Sharp, Robert W, Sis{Best or Five) wslghts llMOUnced). son, Jr., Mrs. Shady Tackett, W. L. GF GA Rocahie Terry, Mrs. C I y d e x.-ProVidence 3 1 13 7 White, Jr., Charles R. Aelker, ~ring I 3 7 13 UYI•IIflll Gllllty Mrl. Robert A. Bateo, Kenneth Series C L. StevL'III, Mrs. Kenneth W. (Best or Five) Dempsey, Mrs. Robert S. Ball W. L, GF GA and in!ant daughters, Mrs. AI· Quebec 2 l 14 13 len M, Oller and infant son. I"<!F'"" \ plan to go ahead with their opener against the Minnesota Twins. All 45,016 seats for theopener have been sold out for weeks, but the tense racial situation was expected to hold down the crowd. Just who would thJ'OW out the first ball for the traditional uPresidentla.l Opener" was unknown as bOth President Johnson and Vicew President Humphrey werf! not expected to attend. Baltimore has 11,000 troops patrolling the streets following the death or five persons, but the trouble is said to be nearly over. The Orioles were scheduled to entertain the Oakland Athletics. Play Despite Riots In Cincinnati, 1,300 National Guard troops were called Out to quell rioting that resulted in Ute Bobcats Record 14-0 Diamond Triumph ••• '' ·•' '· · . r""·'""!"' -·", 1 Van Meter and Jim Crow, and han lour. Meigs' next outing 1111 at home llod GUkoy, Who rt11lacod T....,. ogai .. L Mhen• on t'rld!IY. hUl at !!rat, was hit to 1111 t h e By Innings bases. But VariJohnsoo 1.-.lto Ironton 000 010 00- I 2 1 end the Inning. 00001000- 113 Alter Van Motor'• eighth inning Meigs Murnahan and liarl81; Ingels dJ,ubJe with two out11 Murnahan &Dt out ol thejambylorchwCrow ' and ~an. U11111!re• - hrt Stobart, J>late; to groum1 out to him.. Nesselroad and lngeh;, Ingels, walked six and Murna- by Team Winner CASPER SCOiliNG PALM • BEAC!I GARDENS, . Fla. (tJPO- Baiting !lillY Ca,P. er, olr tho tourney ,trail a while W coll\llct GI ~!"If ollnlco ln Vielnaln, ' val!lte{ to aecood' anO~In~OA.L-plll)". •' . .f • plaoe . Ill th11 POA niOIIeY· Nm Oljlina !9r 'll(e , Biue Jlev. · ..U..illll ~· 'i'll'llda1 wlth u. 'l!ltl btl Thur'l!l"r a1t~' ••• ~L...lHt ·~1•· ·· 1 wh' o n' ••·•''.tra~ol " t o oOii· lUi! .,_ , ,·• .';"' ·,,. 1 . . · Tom ' oJWt.lo. the .. jop ,pro ~OIND.. ,. @ 'Whole New Game'--·P almer ·~~. ·Oal\.1. •i1bil"r.ltll' ~~ wii!> ~~·• ,, LW~!:~~..~~~~.:J tho 1 7• 2 .. ' (;oach Moore•• Marauders thr-ned in the sixth when Bill SWan led off with a walk, moved to second and third on sacrifices it was the· third win in lour games tor Coach Cll!! Wilson' a Blue lJoYlls. Tho Blue !Joy!ls are l-1 in Soothi!Bstem Olio Athletic . l.eague pl., · ~nd 3-1 ov~ralt, ll Jackson s third ... ...,uuv~ \~1-'· The, THURS. • l,,,.fM,r 12. P."' '"' -. ·;. sacrlOce, ind came oome when the Ironton second b&~ booted Dennis Ault's grounder. out one. MIXED· ·· ' ····· IUN, MENS. ·... . , .. Jed olf "lth a ba»eon balhi;, moved to oecond on aground out by Keith l~hi!Un, went to thinl on Ingels' Majors Open New Campaign inte·rested alreactY, threw about severl1 his AchiUes tencbn. The thr.ee curve balls in the eight irtiury occurred when he wa!i su. . RlTH'S AI'IUL ( P'DTAT.OE·S NEW ~PEA'S ...................... POLY ,big . i1,4lb.· . plig. ' LYONS MARKEl . PIES~· 29C ' ·~T TUPPERS, PLAINS large bunch ~. t_his East4!r r.allt wondtrful. . FtFROZEN FOOD FA,VORITES! FamilvSiu COTTAGE ICE OAIRY CREAM DELIGHTS largeCHEESE 'h gal. . .• Our Good Grede gtven emergency attention tor the de~ cut that narrowly mh:u;ed Out; Wilson, Mosely Star N•blsco Honey · _ Grahaml . . . . lb. bx. 39c ~~ . to Holzer Hospital where he was Hydrox C~kies . lb. 49c . HURON •••••••••••••••• , ROSECROIX change as the game wUl have to be comPleted later. Murnahan, who has pro scouts Run In Seventh With Two Sunshine IO.oz. Junior John lngeh; of Melgii and ~>eniol' JlhfJ Murnahan of Spencer Scores Winning 1.... Xesta Saltine Cr•ckers 35c. · A Fr·$1· 13 NESC . . . t ...~~:: ....... .':: ••. " • Murnahan llmtted toach Hun Moore's Maraud.ers to only an tn ,the flflh when Kavanaugh : walked with two out~t,. stole ~· ·:, Ironton, bOth t'lghthan®ra;, en-- eighth frame blooit cbuble on the ond and came home on an error. ~ b'11£td In a 1fB11tball venma curve r!ghtlleid line by Lennie Van Mer 1,rlor totheruth,lronton'slone baa;enmners were Washburn on ,: battle in ),J!ddleport Tue~ for er. The game, exciting and action hls single and rhU IUce with • . ei,gl1t innlngli and had to call it •Ill ' QllltS, ·fled It 1-1, because Of fUied throughout, also resulted bues on balhi In the Mond and Z darkness. · ' ' ·' In a big los• Cor Me!gswhenlirst fuurUl trames. : , It was ·fbeaecondSEOALSouth-- sacker, Mark Tannehill suttered Meigs' run came in the bottom : ~n 'Division ·encounte1· Cor both a se\'ere ankle laceration on the of the tilth when Chuck Bartels ' lost to Galli- third out in the toP or the filth : ·' dUbs. ltonton had Melgo had dumped Jack- Inning. •"• polio, Tanilehlll, a senior, was rushed son. Their standings dld not ~ All-Stars TMI AU. IIW' • PLAYOFF RESCHEDULED PlllLADELPHIA (UPI) - The dates Cor Philadelphia's remabting National Basketball Association pl~offs games with Boston was announced by the 76ers Tuesday . • .1118. second game i ~ !n ~ston tonlil\t, the third Is scheduled -w 0 Converts to Built-in 3-Level Thoro-Wub and Soli Food Dillpooer . .. no plate acrapiqjuat tilt--off laf'le or hard food acraps. 'l,, , . H& ' . .. "' here Thursday and the Courth on the Celtics home court Sunday. If additlonal games are needed, they will be played in Philadelphia April 15, Boston April 17 and Philadelphia April ... ', ' .' FIRESTONE IIDDLEPOIT. 0. 19. For a malt, sundae, ' Cone or shakeDrive Itt is way For goodness sake! ·. ••• SANDWICH, YOU SAY? Try Our Thick, Juicy Hamburg•rs.And All Your Other f•voritesStop In Regulerly For Good Food-And Plenty Of It DAIRYY~(EY -·. 992-2556 AT THE END OF BRIDGE �' . ' ~~ Pomen,..MI~rt, o., .~rll 10. !W• • 'j' :0,· ~-lot v • .,...,''·IV· · Spreads p .,.. •-clod Eastern Approves Program p- King's Body ::!t..~:_:summer kl.. The program Is for students (Continued from Page-l) from grades one through 11, and IIJ;)' of you are around only those (rom Riverview :and Mel&• Co1111t1's enuqency UJ>o wben I have to meet my TlCIPers PlAins will quallt,y UDder ita are called 11>0n frequentl,y for &IJ/' KW• voice said, u1 the criteria for Tltlelprogruns. <bn't want a inns fuoorol. I! At Chester, a Part olthedistrlcl, a wide ragp of chores. you get Bomebo<iy w deliver the those who qualify moy attend a How-eYer, a novel request was received bl' the~at8:05a.m. oulOfD', tell h1m not to talk too heed &Wi P1'08"1D1 to be cor>ducted this summer at the Slli&o Wednesdl,y. Atelt~~hooecallfrom lomg. "And every now and then I bury School by the Meigs County a child wu received at that wonder what I want him to Hy. Communicy AcUon Program. Ume at villop hail requesting the 11 Tell tdm mt 10 meotlon that Chester atudents ckt mtquallt,y ~ to Lincoln st. - the mJ&. 1 have a Nobel Peace Priae- · for Title I programs UDder the alon.- to retrieve thechlliPaca that isn't imPortant. Tell him , criteriA elllbUsbed by lAw. flom a tree. The Eastern Board gave a The squad declined tomaketflo rDt ro mentiOn thlt I baw ttaee or four tumdred other awardathree year coatractfor insurance run. that's mt IDU>ortant. Tell him Protection of all buildings and YOUTH !i!OT, KILLED mt to mendon where I Went to c~ to the Downing lnslll\o COLUJoiBUS (UPD - Ilanlel school. ance Agency. John Ollwr, 11, Columbus, was urd like for somebody to say As an emergency measure. and kUled Tuesdlzy night at that dl,y that Martin lAIIIIer rules were suspended requiring b I 1 home. fQiice quelltloned King Jr., trted w love a 3l>de,y aciverUslJII! Period for James Ward, 21, in the shoot- somebody... bJds on buses and bids were los. Ward aeid he was showing ulf you want to, say that I opened last night.. The board acOliver the """ wben It went o!f. was a drum major. Say that 1 Ctllted the bid of the R. H. Rawi. ~t'U'i' Vl.il was a drum ma,k)r for justice. 1~1!1 and Son Co., Mlltilepon,. on 11 The Middleport fire depar~ Siy that J was a drum two 60 • passeoger busea with meat answered a call at 4:55 p. ~r for peace. I was a drum · bodles to be provided by Davis m. Tuesdl,y to Bryan PlAce, oil mal>r for righteouaness. And all and Son of laJII!sville. The eli.. Rutland st., In Mlddiq>ort, to .,.. the other shallow things will not trtct currenlly boa U buses, 13 tbwul•h a brush fire. matter." of which make regular rUJll and two are used u u BPilrel". The action oow goes to the ~te fl&. Plll'!lnent of Ecb:aUoo for final AOII088 t. Ha1lanem 22. Govern .a>rovol. G. Headpar 24. Char. S.Endure 6. Eat away The boanl disc us sed the annns1 I . L&tin 7. 8outhln Senior class triP and agreed that lO. B t .....d "Little 12. PlAna for the trill may be coB. EleetrieaJ Women" cw... dev!oe ued but that Whether the trill m• 28. Title of 11. SUr up 9. ...... ' reopect terializes will dopeod _ , the 14. Decapitated 11. Lair 27.Xoun· development of riot situ&Uona In 11. At borne 13. Mine 11. Autbore clUes of the country. The trill is In 20. Rood 15. Udded ne.aly , ...,..,........ scheclJied from AprU 21 through 23.Llurd pitcher 29. DlllolYe APrU 26. pnua 16. God of 81. Cockatoo 37. Monetary The Eastern lloanl .a>roved :ltl.Porlocta war 32.Deunit : abbr. otllme die uae of Bome buildings in the 19. Impolite 38....... 39....... 21. Biblical 20. Pronoun district as centers for Bible worm ctotora Help was Declined ull 1 '' · ' DAILY CROSSWORD ··- ..... - ......... city Z&Oid meuure - oflencth 21. Turnpike pay 1tat1on harrier - 311. )(lx 31. 11'...... 42. Dmlunt 48.)(..to- llhotp 21. Wretched· scOOoia tbla aw:nmer andiPP!'OY. ed the use of the Tt~~Pers PlaiDs bulidlJII! for I IIP&ghetU llCIPer on AprU 20. The Communicy Club wW IPOD.Bor the l!lliiPer. IO.Com- It wu reorted that the district hi• been given $774.20 111 the state for the purchase of business office educ&Uon equtp. ment. The board agreed to pro. mandeNJ U.l'or U&mple lf.Sotflooo 11-hdallt' tO.Dyld tl. Becln a. Bprtte ... Lltcely lan4lna' -.......... a . ..._ve ·-......-= Maroon Band PlaD8 :1. ortonlal l.loulbern Spring Conrert D.&ILY ORYPI'OQUOTE- JleJe'o 1unr to wwk 1&: , A X 1' D L B A A ll • II LOIIOPJ:LLOW Qoolottor lllllpty- tor-· ra'wo -pto A taueed L'e, X r... t.he two 0'1, ole. · illlfll loUen, loofUo Uld "' lhi . . . ... tl1 ., dttt..t. ::~..;:~: F. tbe--.. • CQ;tssna • ,,•••• ll.ii'T ' PJQ Ul1'1 aJCWO WOl ~~~~ ·W.T lA 1' AIXILlll, PIQ UlWI1'P ~··· clJring the orpmoilloa'~ ~ .. mooting at Q11JQ Unlwrally iD ' He aucceetla llobort WHBon, Jr., editor of the Gti11PoU•Tr~ une. ' Geoi'JIII Slowall, editor ol tho Portlmoutll Tlmla, wu olected 'fico president. Prot. Jobn WU. helm, Ohio Universlb"s new achool of Journailllll dlnciDr, waa elected POcuUvo IOCretary, Following the amwal bultneas meeting, SEONA mllllbera were guesta ol !lima Dolt& Cbl l n d IJL.-'I'PIQT "1 !ttl'••U IP'ORmi08T lUll IS Alf llllTATIYII CIIZA· .LIIC4DII 'niJ: IIIIID. • " .. '}....,._ .. . ,_, " The - scheW!e provides for a meetbvJ of new teachers, • t.lonal, on Aug. 29 with a general teachers meetlng on Aug. 30. School will ...... next s with Oct. 11 endq the Drat siX weeks period. The second six weeks .Period will begin on Oct. 14 llld Oct. 18 hu tentadvel,y betrt sot for the county teachers meeting with the S>utheastem Ohio teacher• meet!JII! set for Nov. 1, The se.;ond atx week a wWendon Nolo. 27. Operation Launched SAIGON (UPI)- Allied forces hive lAunched their lArgest cam,pajgn oC the VietMm war, a 75,1100oman drive 10 wllle out Communist troq>s In the 11 Provinces nearest Soi&oo, U.S. IPOketmell'llld ~. ThO)' call the 9Gobettolion acUon Operation ComPlete Victory. American, South Vlelnlmer.e, Australian, Neo Zealand and Thailand trollill joined- for tho first tlme-lo the massive drive that openod two dl,ys qo oo tho heels of q,eratioo i!Aiaoived to WIn, a 5D-llatlllion puab that killed 2,685 Communists In five _provinces around thecapltal. The BDokesmen said the new caaw&Jgn plekl!l ~.et where HeBolved w Win loft oiL The first 01>0r1Uon atmed at freaing Soi&on ol a guerrilla monaco. The nn destroying forces. drive thooe alml!l at Communist New Tactica Allled commanders threw out Borne former strateg to give the troolls of ComPlete Victory Ull'rOC-d freedom to hllllt Ibm the thouoando ol CoJIU!IIto niota In the areo. Formerly each allied unit nstrlcted ua operations to a certain area, much like a POlice force operates on~¥ inside its clcy ilmlta. U.S. IPOkeomen Nld commanders have ordered that the 90 baUaliooa ore tree to chaoe the Communiata &1\YWhere they lind l!egloniog OD ator. 10 WiD be the llfth atx woeka JIOriod WUb 110 classes BCbeduled on Apr. t because of Good Fl'lclay. Classes wW resume on .Afr. 1 wftb the ll!th liX Weeks Period endlas on APr. Ill. The Onsl aiX weeks P8riodwill begin oo Apr. 21 with the end of school PII>Us atteodlnce to be on Moy 29. ComPlete rll'Orta are to be in on .May 30 and rll'Ort ellds issued on June 2. NoBreakfor Some Students Defendantll Forfeit Bonds to Court Two defendants for!eltodbonda llld two others were IIDed Tue.. dl,y night in the court of lllddl.. pOrt Moyor C. 0. Flaber.For!ei&I'll! bond• were Herachel R. I.,.. kin, 31, MlddlotDWn, f25, pOlled on charpt of dillurblng I h o S:hool Diotrlct llld llPOit.ers aecund Cor the three eventa. All oi the IPN9rs are from Ohio Univeraicy. First ol tho commenc .. menta will be at Rotland on lloy 21 With Dr, llobort Frum ao 8PO&ker. The Mlddlii'Orl High SclQoj COIIUilOIICeotent !!ill be on May 22 wi1IJ Dr. riarreU 11o1t u li>oaker and the final CommOIIComoot will be at Pomeroy Moy ?.3 with Dr. Ben ~~ &peaking, ......,_ FOR.. . P80Ct, llld Vir!lil Paroons, 49, .Rutland, •18.70 on chlrgeo of Harold Litlle, 32, Middleport, ,10 and COlli, t. U>Xlcatloo, andllobertG.Palnter 42, Pomeroy, -10 llld costa, ,.;. "'=~ere nllwa red tr_......, ..... ~;.r:Jt · Pllbllc ittYlted. AFTERNOON CmCLE, 2 p.IJI. 'nniridl,y, IOdal room, Mlddl.. ODri Hoa!L.Meihoclot Chul'dl; PIDLATHEA SOCWI'YI Thur~ c11,y, 7:30 ~~om. at the lllddii.POrt Church o1 Cbriat. BRADBURY PTA Tburodl,yt 7:30 p,m, at the ochool; PI'Ojp'ltll a ialk bl' Charleo . _ onllrot ald. NoJn1natlni wtU be -lnted; secoodJl'ade roOII( molhers havonlreshmottllo P~ -urged to auond. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, ·"-t . lllothodiot Cburcb, 3PoiDi , COliOIUNION, H-lllothodiot · Chureh, 7130 Thursdl,y, ' ' WOllEN'S ba>kotbail pme at . the ~acuoe Elem_, Scluol,::: 7130 Thurodl,y, followilll bl' L. pmo - - boy• oltill~ : third, llld fourth Jl'&du, Pro- : C-!10 &0 to the P.T.A. " CANDLEUGHT Conununion, : Triolo United Church of Chriot, ~ ~~ :: ·;~CE PABI'Y, Thur , , e:: . p..m.,.,ml~ ~iDe r: NUS BUY BLUE BONNET JB. · l lPKG. SEMI~BONELES5 ' WHOLE OR HALF LB. CARTON ' ,.,..,. A catoplraey In the murder of by Attomey General Ram~~ey ClArk, ClArk could oot be readlod for comma m the newapaper'a . FISH STEA ' . ' . I.-' • ' ' ' News .•• in Briefs • " story, In Mmco CiQ' ioeal police were wwklng lo<IIQ' wltil aaeata of tho U, S. Federal Bureau of eron ' us 'PINEAPPLE JUICE GRADE A SMALL SATURDAY • !UGH SCHOOL DANCE Jtrfl, ; school "'IIOIIOrtd, Saturdl,y night : II the Mlddl"""" HJch School ~ &lllllorilln, Done Inc from 8 .. 11 : p. m. JIQ't omc111s. • IWDT.B,U.L GAME at 1'tll- : ••• recorded. Pora Pia1na Gndt School ._,, 7130 Po lllo ~· Pialna' : · .l!otll'd hu i o - lfll!lllll COL'UIIBUS - THE 0100 WATEII Pollution aoCond ""'"' pma, Porthnd Tta>era - l'lal!it :• ordera to treeu conatruction In the clb'oflndollondooc•ln C~Vabop 111111 VOI'Iul Portlancl . _ Ado : CounQ-, IIIII tho Weot l.opo Sower llttrlct olllockiDI Couo~r. Both nUit!on 1 0 - &lldtt, olllldnu": • ann lAck uworage facUIUe., 2$ cltlllo J\,...ochool chlldrta • Tho order Clllle after ol!iclola or lndlpondsncollidconatnlctlon tree. Bttretlmlfntt IOid. 'tll>-· : of uworo waa two to four yoaro away. The board aloo ordertdc117 1101'1 Plaint iloooter., _,..,;. .: olllcialo to ,.ppeer before the board again iD November to nporf on • Progrest in their ....... p~ • ." 2• LB. BOX Klns .... denied iAot - -011 ...... to locate • - LB. BAG BREADED s.w....: . alaaan~'tileotorya~ OTATOES GORTON'S W'ill Organize tho "'""ch north from the ciQ' and up eocape routeo .... Into Arkanoas and south into lila. BAKING • lf1&ll School, IPOIIIOI'edbl' llaciae : Junior Ciao e. Mullc bl' "All : Souled Out''. Admllllon 50c. • : them, .., matter where the trail leods, MIUtary oblervora Nld COLUMBUS - ADJUTANT GENERAL SYLVES!'ER Dol CoriO thia WiD hamper the SUO<Tilloa hu ordered tile otate's entiul6,000 • .,.. NationAl.Guard reec1r to Who J>revioueiy had cOIIIted on be -1110<1 Cor riot lllcy, tho chuo broak~Jw off aflor a Ho ordered 1101rly 1,000 of the trvce>• to besfn acUvo clob' Tul~ tbno. dl,y night bl' ~ to Akron or• armorielillld atllld bJ' for pn~ llhle DIOvetotllt into Yo~DW~~VWD where a IOCood nlallt of vlolenct ,IDAHO ARGARIN Area Artists Meigs <:ouocy arUotamotTue.. dl,y at the Columbuo and Southern Ohio Electric Co. bulidiJw In Mlddi01>0rt to diocuaothofoiln<l. iqr of an art asaociAtloo. The organization iomber.ouno. ed for thearUato&lldcrlftlmen iD Mel&• and sur-.. ......, Alvone wishing infol'lllatioo or to give help in forming the Jl'OlCI 11 Uked w call 99Z.S760. Attencllne the session were Mr. .... Mrs, 'Howard Nolan, Mrs, Narvene IA>wery, JackSitviDand lfr, llld lin. Jobn llohler, Al>o other ••••ion wW be held outin Moy. CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY 'lbur,. ________ ______..,__..,.. ..._.. " ,IIOIIed one clio to HDITW-.1< antce1, ~ PIDLATIIEA !IOCifl'Y, dl,y, 6:30 p.m., potluek · Mlddloport Cbllrdl of Cbriat. CELEBIIATION OF the Sacri.. IMit of the Lord's -.,., 7:Sii p.m. Mallii!IY Tburtdl,y at Polll; 111'01 IJalted Motbodlll Qmdl; tr........, ____ ' VID D. VIE REGULAR MEETING, R o c k ~ GrlliiP' Thurtdl,ylo_polt- · aw., 111e .......... o~oocr~p. The lllolas High School llapeel, In • fronl copprlJbthiOII concert blbd, dincted Ill' ed story today, llid _.,..... Uon, who obtolMd I 'VIaltor'il ptrtnit tilt dl,y bofort Klns .... llovid Bowen, WiD Prllent a lora may haQ faiuld a lll'laa killed. . IPl'llll! concert at 8 p.m. Frio of _pollee radio c:alla to - ... dl,y, April 19, in the Pomoro7 VETI!RAHS IIIEMOIIIAL lifter lliDi Wll lhot. Junior 'lilgh School auditorium. The .....,, wtllllo Ill' Gooqie HOSPlJ'AI. llotll the Gold llld the llaroon B11*A, aald poJiao radio r - " oWIIISIIONS .;.. llllly littllllrt, banc!1 of the Meia• Local Ill~ of a eu ch&selmolmttr a llldte Chalhlrej lllcitUIIIIrlln, ~'opt. . tr1ct have 80 members, Tho Gold llalllh llllaemakar, G,a~Uo bond, dincted 11111oberi . POIU; William Zeridt, llarifol1; wu pr-.tedlnconcertoarlier. "CQuld IOIIIIICIM hiY• ulld a Edward Ward, Apple ~ W, .!ilaver wW. however, direct tranom!Uer llllld 10 11M police Vt.; lloaa ..,rria, Nflf Havoa. the llaroon band inonenuml>orat to jill! 1111 llllalea.tiliSCHAIIGES J a1 t the AprU 19 COllCert. Acmunlon inJ ln!orrnallan lltfarmat!.a &tiltb,-Franeea Alkire, 'frill Moo Ia free. which would taM tile !ocut oi lltnlol, i.Guiao Thomi>aon. !II&-, . TinllltllAY MAUNDY ThurlliiJ eD11iD1Utt1on terviee, ~ FlrotiiiQII!it Oturcb, 7:30 fi.DI. ' Commencement elates hive Hinted in Memphis Story -·a .......,. .-... ---- ~ i. ' .ATOUCH OF REGANCE been sot In tho "'-lgs Local Assassination Conspiracy A hltclthlker, llitllli tho deocripUQI of the aaoallln, WBI · J>icked lp in Joplin, llo., Tueadl,y nilllt but police Aid the lllapect had ali but cleared hilDoelf. The lleq1hia Conunerclal Ap. • ., The lourtb oiX weeki period will beciD on Jan. 27111d Olld oo Mar.?. GOL'D MEDAL ' Wltb six weeks or 10 1tW r~ Doc. 2 will mark the GlleDing maiDing in current acbbol year, of the thin! oiX weak perjodillld air~ the 196&oell ochool cU. Doc. 20 will be tho iAot dl,y ol endor hll betrt ldoj)Wci bl' the school before Cbrii!IIIU WUb Meigs Councy lloanl or Ecb:.. the CbristawhoU<iiJperjodoncltlon. ilw on Jan. I andltudeals........,. According to the new calendar iqr to clu.eoo on Jan. 2. Jan. thoro will be 180 dl,ys of -J>. · :U io the end of the tldrd siX ing and two dl,ys ror -her weekaporlod. m-- tO SERVE YOU ,_ FlOOR at Ohio lldver.aiQ', · H. 11opr Tatarllll. vlc.o proal·..,_ llld odli!ir ol IJalted P\'ou ~ doltvorod tho matn lldllreaa. 1'llariU. wbnhaa -utoclo lted with vP! foro ... 30 JOI<a, felt the pre88 had mlnimlaed the reo! Probleotl of.N - . lilld that !low failed to conve,y on adequate IOlderotanding of iQIIIN1110as of tho gllet1DS. He said _liP.,...~~~llltlldouaiJ chlllllll!liDe. llld ..._ 1~. Ho added a - School Calendar for 1968-69 is Approved was Blain. D O- l. Sharpen, , ,, · B. B. (Bert) ,lllllo, ediior llld 11*& . ~ Pbl'o , annnai Pli>lilber of The ~ won.. blntuot, held 111 tllel!iloefCenttr ton, waa elected P"!'•ldent of ~ Approllmalel,y 80Jiei-. tho Southel'*" QhlD - - attlnded till! ....., hold iD Aoso'clatloo Tuo..-, all...-. · ..a-u.., witli J.....-lillll Week Athens. 2 CONVENIENT . . LOCATIONS • BONUS MEMPHIS, Tenn. (IJPD - Tho vide the matching funds required oearch for the kiUer of Dr. liarw receive the money. The school tin IAIIIIer King Jr., oxt-.t to calendar as -wroved earller by the Mela• Councy lloanl of E<b- llexico today, Pollee ICIUIIII • catlon ror the next aehool year man wbo obtained a Me.dcao wu llfJI)roved by the Eastern vililor' s permit hero the daJ before the civil riallt• leader Board. boun: abbr. ' t ·Wilson !Jnlted Pnu lntorliotloaal student• of Kaasos ct~ NIIPO Ylblence 8jiWkod bl' die Conlral Hlsh SchoOl, a predi>IJ>. ldiUiw ol Dr. M'u11n IAIIIIer iMMi:f Negro IC!uol, mon:hed ~ ~r~ opreed to Kanaas ctcy, to cicy ball to Prvtf'l lfte fact Now&rli IIIII Trenton, N.J., oo that acbool wao In aeaolon oo the dl,y of his lunerol. White Kine'• burial dl,y. The 2,000 llillbtrldors sbot IIIII killed a YGUni demonstrator• wore mot . , .Norcro )'Outll in Jackaon.WO, bl' hundreda or JIOI!cem... in gu ' ' ' maskl llld trouble tlarecl. . , SIDco Kin( was sbot bl' a Trenton llottll&n>und 1nt».r Thursdl,y in Mempbis, in Treotoo, the c,.pitol of New 122' clUes hive OliPerienced Jersey, bands ot l'OUIW Nearoea • dllolder. louiht POlice with their liJII, Thlrcy oliflt peroons have Bot ftrel IIIII iDoted Jn the PVT, FliED ENGLE ' nported klllocl, 2,248 cbwn!Dwn secUon. At one point PVT. FliED A. ENGLE, son hllured .... 18,831 11'1'08ted, the )'OU!hs - a POlice cruloer of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow&>. AuthoriUes have called iD 19,200 away from the POlice. Tho gle, Mlddiq>ort Route 1, ta U.S. Army troolls IIIII called "' poUco woo it blek. · serving with the Army at Fort . , 31,000 N&Uonsl Guardsmeo. Tr<nion police aid thO)' shot: Gordon, Go. He MlclPolice fatally shot looters in Harlan .M. Joaeth, 19, while he dlll'Ort lilgh School and IP8III Kaaaas Cicy IIIII Treoton wu lootin< 1101r cicy hall. elaht weeks at FortKao>,K,y., Tuosdl,y night IIIII -ark had · iD Newark, hundreds were <lfW' entering service on Jan. more than 100 !Ires IIIII IIOJI!e madl homeleos 111 fire• in the 3, this year. His address is Jootbv, central w&fd. the same area Pvt. Fred A. EJIBie, RA11551> Wilmiagton Trouble ConUnues riVIgM 111 riota fAst BIDIUDer 971, Co. E, 12th Bn., 4th Tll8o In Wl~IniJwton, Del., Negro that killed 26 PerBoel. ArBoniBta DIE (MP), Fort Gordon, Ge., )'GUiha looled and aot flrea Cor Struck in dl,yligbt and liter 309{)5, tho second dl,y Tuesdl,y, The dark. Dnens of stores were entire 3,801>man Delaware N• looted. t1oa11 Guard was called out to ..Let them have what they quoll the diBonler. wantJH t h e Newark poUoe lloviog - s of Kanoaa Cicy diopatcher •oouted to a beat )'OUtbs hurled molotov cocktails, policeman nport!ng tho looting looted stores and sntped at of a lipr store. IJOlice. There were 6fl fires in The Jackaonville authorities tho Negro secUon and the Negro promised a full IDvestlgaUoo of bonds iDoted in the plush the nightrider slaying of au. Couatty Club PlAza sectio~ <l?li>h Huvtt. Ill. Wimoaoes Police~atthelooteraiD said the carload of whites went Kaaau Cicy and one, lloynard tiu'ouill tho Negro nei8hborhood Gough, a Negro, was killed twice. P.laus tor 1 Title 1 summer eom1ng oot ol a UQm" store, They said dlo first time the Prosnm were diacioaedTuesdl,y JIOI!ce said. In all, 15 peraons whites threw rocks at a gi'OI.CI night when the F.aatero Local IUI!ered gunsbot wounds, No of Negroes. The aecond time, School lliatrlct lloanl of E<b:• Policeman was shot. Police thiQ' said, a shot nuv out and tlonmet. UTested 240 Per&OD&. flarxett Wll &truck In the heed Acoording lO plAns for t h e Got. Warren E. Hearns" !;:~ bl' the bullet. reading, mathemaUcs "' 2,201J NaUonai Guardsmen, aoa tiQ'sical fitness will be of· 1,700 ol them two oours lifter fered at the Tli>Pers PlAins This Request for J' ' ', to Coast -~~fill"'· ·b ' "EANUT ·''. ·l LB. 8'-OZ. II • • <·.t '· I ·. fl: • •• ·I·! ···"\ .,·· . . • .·:•.••,.: • "• .i .~ ' I ' �' . ' ~~ Pomen,..MI~rt, o., .~rll 10. !W• • 'j' :0,· ~-lot v • .,...,''·IV· · Spreads p .,.. •-clod Eastern Approves Program p- King's Body ::!t..~:_:summer kl.. The program Is for students (Continued from Page-l) from grades one through 11, and IIJ;)' of you are around only those (rom Riverview :and Mel&• Co1111t1's enuqency UJ>o wben I have to meet my TlCIPers PlAins will quallt,y UDder ita are called 11>0n frequentl,y for &IJ/' KW• voice said, u1 the criteria for Tltlelprogruns. <bn't want a inns fuoorol. I! At Chester, a Part olthedistrlcl, a wide ragp of chores. you get Bomebo<iy w deliver the those who qualify moy attend a How-eYer, a novel request was received bl' the~at8:05a.m. oulOfD', tell h1m not to talk too heed &Wi P1'08"1D1 to be cor>ducted this summer at the Slli&o Wednesdl,y. Atelt~~hooecallfrom lomg. "And every now and then I bury School by the Meigs County a child wu received at that wonder what I want him to Hy. Communicy AcUon Program. Ume at villop hail requesting the 11 Tell tdm mt 10 meotlon that Chester atudents ckt mtquallt,y ~ to Lincoln st. - the mJ&. 1 have a Nobel Peace Priae- · for Title I programs UDder the alon.- to retrieve thechlliPaca that isn't imPortant. Tell him , criteriA elllbUsbed by lAw. flom a tree. The Eastern Board gave a The squad declined tomaketflo rDt ro mentiOn thlt I baw ttaee or four tumdred other awardathree year coatractfor insurance run. that's mt IDU>ortant. Tell him Protection of all buildings and YOUTH !i!OT, KILLED mt to mendon where I Went to c~ to the Downing lnslll\o COLUJoiBUS (UPD - Ilanlel school. ance Agency. John Ollwr, 11, Columbus, was urd like for somebody to say As an emergency measure. and kUled Tuesdlzy night at that dl,y that Martin lAIIIIer rules were suspended requiring b I 1 home. fQiice quelltloned King Jr., trted w love a 3l>de,y aciverUslJII! Period for James Ward, 21, in the shoot- somebody... bJds on buses and bids were los. Ward aeid he was showing ulf you want to, say that I opened last night.. The board acOliver the """ wben It went o!f. was a drum major. Say that 1 Ctllted the bid of the R. H. Rawi. ~t'U'i' Vl.il was a drum ma,k)r for justice. 1~1!1 and Son Co., Mlltilepon,. on 11 The Middleport fire depar~ Siy that J was a drum two 60 • passeoger busea with meat answered a call at 4:55 p. ~r for peace. I was a drum · bodles to be provided by Davis m. Tuesdl,y to Bryan PlAce, oil mal>r for righteouaness. And all and Son of laJII!sville. The eli.. Rutland st., In Mlddiq>ort, to .,.. the other shallow things will not trtct currenlly boa U buses, 13 tbwul•h a brush fire. matter." of which make regular rUJll and two are used u u BPilrel". The action oow goes to the ~te fl&. Plll'!lnent of Ecb:aUoo for final AOII088 t. Ha1lanem 22. Govern .a>rovol. G. Headpar 24. Char. S.Endure 6. Eat away The boanl disc us sed the annns1 I . L&tin 7. 8outhln Senior class triP and agreed that lO. B t .....d "Little 12. PlAna for the trill may be coB. EleetrieaJ Women" cw... dev!oe ued but that Whether the trill m• 28. Title of 11. SUr up 9. ...... ' reopect terializes will dopeod _ , the 14. Decapitated 11. Lair 27.Xoun· development of riot situ&Uona In 11. At borne 13. Mine 11. Autbore clUes of the country. The trill is In 20. Rood 15. Udded ne.aly , ...,..,........ scheclJied from AprU 21 through 23.Llurd pitcher 29. DlllolYe APrU 26. pnua 16. God of 81. Cockatoo 37. Monetary The Eastern lloanl .a>roved :ltl.Porlocta war 32.Deunit : abbr. otllme die uae of Bome buildings in the 19. Impolite 38....... 39....... 21. Biblical 20. Pronoun district as centers for Bible worm ctotora Help was Declined ull 1 '' · ' DAILY CROSSWORD ··- ..... - ......... city Z&Oid meuure - oflencth 21. Turnpike pay 1tat1on harrier - 311. )(lx 31. 11'...... 42. Dmlunt 48.)(..to- llhotp 21. Wretched· scOOoia tbla aw:nmer andiPP!'OY. ed the use of the Tt~~Pers PlaiDs bulidlJII! for I IIP&ghetU llCIPer on AprU 20. The Communicy Club wW IPOD.Bor the l!lliiPer. IO.Com- It wu reorted that the district hi• been given $774.20 111 the state for the purchase of business office educ&Uon equtp. ment. The board agreed to pro. mandeNJ U.l'or U&mple lf.Sotflooo 11-hdallt' tO.Dyld tl. Becln a. Bprtte ... Lltcely lan4lna' -.......... a . ..._ve ·-......-= Maroon Band PlaD8 :1. ortonlal l.loulbern Spring Conrert D.&ILY ORYPI'OQUOTE- JleJe'o 1unr to wwk 1&: , A X 1' D L B A A ll • II LOIIOPJ:LLOW Qoolottor lllllpty- tor-· ra'wo -pto A taueed L'e, X r... t.he two 0'1, ole. · illlfll loUen, loofUo Uld "' lhi . . . ... tl1 ., dttt..t. ::~..;:~: F. tbe--.. • CQ;tssna • ,,•••• ll.ii'T ' PJQ Ul1'1 aJCWO WOl ~~~~ ·W.T lA 1' AIXILlll, PIQ UlWI1'P ~··· clJring the orpmoilloa'~ ~ .. mooting at Q11JQ Unlwrally iD ' He aucceetla llobort WHBon, Jr., editor of the Gti11PoU•Tr~ une. ' Geoi'JIII Slowall, editor ol tho Portlmoutll Tlmla, wu olected 'fico president. Prot. Jobn WU. helm, Ohio Universlb"s new achool of Journailllll dlnciDr, waa elected POcuUvo IOCretary, Following the amwal bultneas meeting, SEONA mllllbera were guesta ol !lima Dolt& Cbl l n d IJL.-'I'PIQT "1 !ttl'••U IP'ORmi08T lUll IS Alf llllTATIYII CIIZA· .LIIC4DII 'niJ: IIIIID. • " .. '}....,._ .. . ,_, " The - scheW!e provides for a meetbvJ of new teachers, • t.lonal, on Aug. 29 with a general teachers meetlng on Aug. 30. School will ...... next s with Oct. 11 endq the Drat siX weeks period. The second six weeks .Period will begin on Oct. 14 llld Oct. 18 hu tentadvel,y betrt sot for the county teachers meeting with the S>utheastem Ohio teacher• meet!JII! set for Nov. 1, The se.;ond atx week a wWendon Nolo. 27. Operation Launched SAIGON (UPI)- Allied forces hive lAunched their lArgest cam,pajgn oC the VietMm war, a 75,1100oman drive 10 wllle out Communist troq>s In the 11 Provinces nearest Soi&oo, U.S. IPOketmell'llld ~. ThO)' call the 9Gobettolion acUon Operation ComPlete Victory. American, South Vlelnlmer.e, Australian, Neo Zealand and Thailand trollill joined- for tho first tlme-lo the massive drive that openod two dl,ys qo oo tho heels of q,eratioo i!Aiaoived to WIn, a 5D-llatlllion puab that killed 2,685 Communists In five _provinces around thecapltal. The BDokesmen said the new caaw&Jgn plekl!l ~.et where HeBolved w Win loft oiL The first 01>0r1Uon atmed at freaing Soi&on ol a guerrilla monaco. The nn destroying forces. drive thooe alml!l at Communist New Tactica Allled commanders threw out Borne former strateg to give the troolls of ComPlete Victory Ull'rOC-d freedom to hllllt Ibm the thouoando ol CoJIU!IIto niota In the areo. Formerly each allied unit nstrlcted ua operations to a certain area, much like a POlice force operates on~¥ inside its clcy ilmlta. U.S. IPOkeomen Nld commanders have ordered that the 90 baUaliooa ore tree to chaoe the Communiata &1\YWhere they lind l!egloniog OD ator. 10 WiD be the llfth atx woeka JIOriod WUb 110 classes BCbeduled on Apr. t because of Good Fl'lclay. Classes wW resume on .Afr. 1 wftb the ll!th liX Weeks Period endlas on APr. Ill. The Onsl aiX weeks P8riodwill begin oo Apr. 21 with the end of school PII>Us atteodlnce to be on Moy 29. ComPlete rll'Orta are to be in on .May 30 and rll'Ort ellds issued on June 2. NoBreakfor Some Students Defendantll Forfeit Bonds to Court Two defendants for!eltodbonda llld two others were IIDed Tue.. dl,y night in the court of lllddl.. pOrt Moyor C. 0. Flaber.For!ei&I'll! bond• were Herachel R. I.,.. kin, 31, MlddlotDWn, f25, pOlled on charpt of dillurblng I h o S:hool Diotrlct llld llPOit.ers aecund Cor the three eventa. All oi the IPN9rs are from Ohio Univeraicy. First ol tho commenc .. menta will be at Rotland on lloy 21 With Dr, llobort Frum ao 8PO&ker. The Mlddlii'Orl High SclQoj COIIUilOIICeotent !!ill be on May 22 wi1IJ Dr. riarreU 11o1t u li>oaker and the final CommOIIComoot will be at Pomeroy Moy ?.3 with Dr. Ben ~~ &peaking, ......,_ FOR.. . P80Ct, llld Vir!lil Paroons, 49, .Rutland, •18.70 on chlrgeo of Harold Litlle, 32, Middleport, ,10 and COlli, t. U>Xlcatloo, andllobertG.Palnter 42, Pomeroy, -10 llld costa, ,.;. "'=~ere nllwa red tr_......, ..... ~;.r:Jt · Pllbllc ittYlted. AFTERNOON CmCLE, 2 p.IJI. 'nniridl,y, IOdal room, Mlddl.. ODri Hoa!L.Meihoclot Chul'dl; PIDLATHEA SOCWI'YI Thur~ c11,y, 7:30 ~~om. at the lllddii.POrt Church o1 Cbriat. BRADBURY PTA Tburodl,yt 7:30 p,m, at the ochool; PI'Ojp'ltll a ialk bl' Charleo . _ onllrot ald. NoJn1natlni wtU be -lnted; secoodJl'ade roOII( molhers havonlreshmottllo P~ -urged to auond. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, ·"-t . lllothodiot Cburcb, 3PoiDi , COliOIUNION, H-lllothodiot · Chureh, 7130 Thursdl,y, ' ' WOllEN'S ba>kotbail pme at . the ~acuoe Elem_, Scluol,::: 7130 Thurodl,y, followilll bl' L. pmo - - boy• oltill~ : third, llld fourth Jl'&du, Pro- : C-!10 &0 to the P.T.A. " CANDLEUGHT Conununion, : Triolo United Church of Chriot, ~ ~~ :: ·;~CE PABI'Y, Thur , , e:: . p..m.,.,ml~ ~iDe r: NUS BUY BLUE BONNET JB. · l lPKG. SEMI~BONELES5 ' WHOLE OR HALF LB. CARTON ' ,.,..,. A catoplraey In the murder of by Attomey General Ram~~ey ClArk, ClArk could oot be readlod for comma m the newapaper'a . FISH STEA ' . ' . I.-' • ' ' ' News .•• in Briefs • " story, In Mmco CiQ' ioeal police were wwklng lo<IIQ' wltil aaeata of tho U, S. Federal Bureau of eron ' us 'PINEAPPLE JUICE GRADE A SMALL SATURDAY • !UGH SCHOOL DANCE Jtrfl, ; school "'IIOIIOrtd, Saturdl,y night : II the Mlddl"""" HJch School ~ &lllllorilln, Done Inc from 8 .. 11 : p. m. JIQ't omc111s. • IWDT.B,U.L GAME at 1'tll- : ••• recorded. Pora Pia1na Gndt School ._,, 7130 Po lllo ~· Pialna' : · .l!otll'd hu i o - lfll!lllll COL'UIIBUS - THE 0100 WATEII Pollution aoCond ""'"' pma, Porthnd Tta>era - l'lal!it :• ordera to treeu conatruction In the clb'oflndollondooc•ln C~Vabop 111111 VOI'Iul Portlancl . _ Ado : CounQ-, IIIII tho Weot l.opo Sower llttrlct olllockiDI Couo~r. Both nUit!on 1 0 - &lldtt, olllldnu": • ann lAck uworage facUIUe., 2$ cltlllo J\,...ochool chlldrta • Tho order Clllle after ol!iclola or lndlpondsncollidconatnlctlon tree. Bttretlmlfntt IOid. 'tll>-· : of uworo waa two to four yoaro away. The board aloo ordertdc117 1101'1 Plaint iloooter., _,..,;. .: olllcialo to ,.ppeer before the board again iD November to nporf on • Progrest in their ....... p~ • ." 2• LB. BOX Klns .... denied iAot - -011 ...... to locate • - LB. BAG BREADED s.w....: . alaaan~'tileotorya~ OTATOES GORTON'S W'ill Organize tho "'""ch north from the ciQ' and up eocape routeo .... Into Arkanoas and south into lila. BAKING • lf1&ll School, IPOIIIOI'edbl' llaciae : Junior Ciao e. Mullc bl' "All : Souled Out''. Admllllon 50c. • : them, .., matter where the trail leods, MIUtary oblervora Nld COLUMBUS - ADJUTANT GENERAL SYLVES!'ER Dol CoriO thia WiD hamper the SUO<Tilloa hu ordered tile otate's entiul6,000 • .,.. NationAl.Guard reec1r to Who J>revioueiy had cOIIIted on be -1110<1 Cor riot lllcy, tho chuo broak~Jw off aflor a Ho ordered 1101rly 1,000 of the trvce>• to besfn acUvo clob' Tul~ tbno. dl,y night bl' ~ to Akron or• armorielillld atllld bJ' for pn~ llhle DIOvetotllt into Yo~DW~~VWD where a IOCood nlallt of vlolenct ,IDAHO ARGARIN Area Artists Meigs <:ouocy arUotamotTue.. dl,y at the Columbuo and Southern Ohio Electric Co. bulidiJw In Mlddi01>0rt to diocuaothofoiln<l. iqr of an art asaociAtloo. The organization iomber.ouno. ed for thearUato&lldcrlftlmen iD Mel&• and sur-.. ......, Alvone wishing infol'lllatioo or to give help in forming the Jl'OlCI 11 Uked w call 99Z.S760. Attencllne the session were Mr. .... Mrs, 'Howard Nolan, Mrs, Narvene IA>wery, JackSitviDand lfr, llld lin. Jobn llohler, Al>o other ••••ion wW be held outin Moy. CLOSED EASTER SUNDAY 'lbur,. ________ ______..,__..,.. ..._.. " ,IIOIIed one clio to HDITW-.1< antce1, ~ PIDLATIIEA !IOCifl'Y, dl,y, 6:30 p.m., potluek · Mlddloport Cbllrdl of Cbriat. CELEBIIATION OF the Sacri.. IMit of the Lord's -.,., 7:Sii p.m. Mallii!IY Tburtdl,y at Polll; 111'01 IJalted Motbodlll Qmdl; tr........, ____ ' VID D. VIE REGULAR MEETING, R o c k ~ GrlliiP' Thurtdl,ylo_polt- · aw., 111e .......... o~oocr~p. The lllolas High School llapeel, In • fronl copprlJbthiOII concert blbd, dincted Ill' ed story today, llid _.,..... Uon, who obtolMd I 'VIaltor'il ptrtnit tilt dl,y bofort Klns .... llovid Bowen, WiD Prllent a lora may haQ faiuld a lll'laa killed. . IPl'llll! concert at 8 p.m. Frio of _pollee radio c:alla to - ... dl,y, April 19, in the Pomoro7 VETI!RAHS IIIEMOIIIAL lifter lliDi Wll lhot. Junior 'lilgh School auditorium. The .....,, wtllllo Ill' Gooqie HOSPlJ'AI. llotll the Gold llld the llaroon B11*A, aald poJiao radio r - " oWIIISIIONS .;.. llllly littllllrt, banc!1 of the Meia• Local Ill~ of a eu ch&selmolmttr a llldte Chalhlrej lllcitUIIIIrlln, ~'opt. . tr1ct have 80 members, Tho Gold llalllh llllaemakar, G,a~Uo bond, dincted 11111oberi . POIU; William Zeridt, llarifol1; wu pr-.tedlnconcertoarlier. "CQuld IOIIIIICIM hiY• ulld a Edward Ward, Apple ~ W, .!ilaver wW. however, direct tranom!Uer llllld 10 11M police Vt.; lloaa ..,rria, Nflf Havoa. the llaroon band inonenuml>orat to jill! 1111 llllalea.tiliSCHAIIGES J a1 t the AprU 19 COllCert. Acmunlon inJ ln!orrnallan lltfarmat!.a &tiltb,-Franeea Alkire, 'frill Moo Ia free. which would taM tile !ocut oi lltnlol, i.Guiao Thomi>aon. !II&-, . TinllltllAY MAUNDY ThurlliiJ eD11iD1Utt1on terviee, ~ FlrotiiiQII!it Oturcb, 7:30 fi.DI. ' Commencement elates hive Hinted in Memphis Story -·a .......,. .-... ---- ~ i. ' .ATOUCH OF REGANCE been sot In tho "'-lgs Local Assassination Conspiracy A hltclthlker, llitllli tho deocripUQI of the aaoallln, WBI · J>icked lp in Joplin, llo., Tueadl,y nilllt but police Aid the lllapect had ali but cleared hilDoelf. The lleq1hia Conunerclal Ap. • ., The lourtb oiX weeki period will beciD on Jan. 27111d Olld oo Mar.?. GOL'D MEDAL ' Wltb six weeks or 10 1tW r~ Doc. 2 will mark the GlleDing maiDing in current acbbol year, of the thin! oiX weak perjodillld air~ the 196&oell ochool cU. Doc. 20 will be tho iAot dl,y ol endor hll betrt ldoj)Wci bl' the school before Cbrii!IIIU WUb Meigs Councy lloanl or Ecb:.. the CbristawhoU<iiJperjodoncltlon. ilw on Jan. I andltudeals........,. According to the new calendar iqr to clu.eoo on Jan. 2. Jan. thoro will be 180 dl,ys of -J>. · :U io the end of the tldrd siX ing and two dl,ys ror -her weekaporlod. m-- tO SERVE YOU ,_ FlOOR at Ohio lldver.aiQ', · H. 11opr Tatarllll. vlc.o proal·..,_ llld odli!ir ol IJalted P\'ou ~ doltvorod tho matn lldllreaa. 1'llariU. wbnhaa -utoclo lted with vP! foro ... 30 JOI<a, felt the pre88 had mlnimlaed the reo! Probleotl of.N - . lilld that !low failed to conve,y on adequate IOlderotanding of iQIIIN1110as of tho gllet1DS. He said _liP.,...~~~llltlldouaiJ chlllllll!liDe. llld ..._ 1~. Ho added a - School Calendar for 1968-69 is Approved was Blain. D O- l. Sharpen, , ,, · B. B. (Bert) ,lllllo, ediior llld 11*& . ~ Pbl'o , annnai Pli>lilber of The ~ won.. blntuot, held 111 tllel!iloefCenttr ton, waa elected P"!'•ldent of ~ Approllmalel,y 80Jiei-. tho Southel'*" QhlD - - attlnded till! ....., hold iD Aoso'clatloo Tuo..-, all...-. · ..a-u.., witli J.....-lillll Week Athens. 2 CONVENIENT . . LOCATIONS • BONUS MEMPHIS, Tenn. (IJPD - Tho vide the matching funds required oearch for the kiUer of Dr. liarw receive the money. The school tin IAIIIIer King Jr., oxt-.t to calendar as -wroved earller by the Mela• Councy lloanl of E<b- llexico today, Pollee ICIUIIII • catlon ror the next aehool year man wbo obtained a Me.dcao wu llfJI)roved by the Eastern vililor' s permit hero the daJ before the civil riallt• leader Board. boun: abbr. ' t ·Wilson !Jnlted Pnu lntorliotloaal student• of Kaasos ct~ NIIPO Ylblence 8jiWkod bl' die Conlral Hlsh SchoOl, a predi>IJ>. ldiUiw ol Dr. M'u11n IAIIIIer iMMi:f Negro IC!uol, mon:hed ~ ~r~ opreed to Kanaas ctcy, to cicy ball to Prvtf'l lfte fact Now&rli IIIII Trenton, N.J., oo that acbool wao In aeaolon oo the dl,y of his lunerol. White Kine'• burial dl,y. The 2,000 llillbtrldors sbot IIIII killed a YGUni demonstrator• wore mot . , .Norcro )'Outll in Jackaon.WO, bl' hundreda or JIOI!cem... in gu ' ' ' maskl llld trouble tlarecl. . , SIDco Kin( was sbot bl' a Trenton llottll&n>und 1nt».r Thursdl,y in Mempbis, in Treotoo, the c,.pitol of New 122' clUes hive OliPerienced Jersey, bands ot l'OUIW Nearoea • dllolder. louiht POlice with their liJII, Thlrcy oliflt peroons have Bot ftrel IIIII iDoted Jn the PVT, FliED ENGLE ' nported klllocl, 2,248 cbwn!Dwn secUon. At one point PVT. FliED A. ENGLE, son hllured .... 18,831 11'1'08ted, the )'OU!hs - a POlice cruloer of Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow&>. AuthoriUes have called iD 19,200 away from the POlice. Tho gle, Mlddiq>ort Route 1, ta U.S. Army troolls IIIII called "' poUco woo it blek. · serving with the Army at Fort . , 31,000 N&Uonsl Guardsmeo. Tr<nion police aid thO)' shot: Gordon, Go. He MlclPolice fatally shot looters in Harlan .M. Joaeth, 19, while he dlll'Ort lilgh School and IP8III Kaaaas Cicy IIIII Treoton wu lootin< 1101r cicy hall. elaht weeks at FortKao>,K,y., Tuosdl,y night IIIII -ark had · iD Newark, hundreds were <lfW' entering service on Jan. more than 100 !Ires IIIII IIOJI!e madl homeleos 111 fire• in the 3, this year. His address is Jootbv, central w&fd. the same area Pvt. Fred A. EJIBie, RA11551> Wilmiagton Trouble ConUnues riVIgM 111 riota fAst BIDIUDer 971, Co. E, 12th Bn., 4th Tll8o In Wl~IniJwton, Del., Negro that killed 26 PerBoel. ArBoniBta DIE (MP), Fort Gordon, Ge., )'GUiha looled and aot flrea Cor Struck in dl,yligbt and liter 309{)5, tho second dl,y Tuesdl,y, The dark. Dnens of stores were entire 3,801>man Delaware N• looted. t1oa11 Guard was called out to ..Let them have what they quoll the diBonler. wantJH t h e Newark poUoe lloviog - s of Kanoaa Cicy diopatcher •oouted to a beat )'OUtbs hurled molotov cocktails, policeman nport!ng tho looting looted stores and sntped at of a lipr store. IJOlice. There were 6fl fires in The Jackaonville authorities tho Negro secUon and the Negro promised a full IDvestlgaUoo of bonds iDoted in the plush the nightrider slaying of au. Couatty Club PlAza sectio~ <l?li>h Huvtt. Ill. Wimoaoes Police~atthelooteraiD said the carload of whites went Kaaau Cicy and one, lloynard tiu'ouill tho Negro nei8hborhood Gough, a Negro, was killed twice. P.laus tor 1 Title 1 summer eom1ng oot ol a UQm" store, They said dlo first time the Prosnm were diacioaedTuesdl,y JIOI!ce said. In all, 15 peraons whites threw rocks at a gi'OI.CI night when the F.aatero Local IUI!ered gunsbot wounds, No of Negroes. The aecond time, School lliatrlct lloanl of E<b:• Policeman was shot. Police thiQ' said, a shot nuv out and tlonmet. UTested 240 Per&OD&. flarxett Wll &truck In the heed Acoording lO plAns for t h e Got. Warren E. Hearns" !;:~ bl' the bullet. reading, mathemaUcs "' 2,201J NaUonai Guardsmen, aoa tiQ'sical fitness will be of· 1,700 ol them two oours lifter fered at the Tli>Pers PlAins This Request for J' ' ', to Coast -~~fill"'· ·b ' "EANUT ·''. ·l LB. 8'-OZ. II • • <·.t '· I ·. fl: • •• ·I·! ···"\ .,·· . . • .·:•.••,.: • "• .i .~ ' I ' �.. ' ' . - . THIS ·WEEK; AT .TIN.Y'S . ·: · . .. ' ' ' ' ' WEST BEND SALE EACH .· ' · ·19 ITEMS' 'AT ' &.OW Low PRias · ~tnM£FOR ..... ' ,. ' PQtFEO EAS11R GIFT '- JNY'S BA . .ANL AND - PARTY ,PERK ' RAYON OPS ' ' ' G.ET ' . _ ' .¥·0U:R~ F·'R:ESH -FLOWERS AT . - TI;NY'S. lRUCK LO-AD WILL BE IN • • THURS~AY . AFTERNOON. WHILE THeY LAST ·.. R ' .--~. ·· - ...... . _ _llllillli _ _ _ _ _ _ ---·-~-·---··-~ .. . -LARGEST SELECTION OF ARTIFICIAL~FLOWERS -IN T IS AREA. Pots •.Loose F-lowers, .Wre ths. Buy Yours Now. -.~ LADIES SPRING EACH 9 SHOES PAIR 2 To A. Person 3.00 VALUE · CONT AC CAPSUlES•••~:.::__ r-_88e BIG-A ROOF ' COATING .. WHILE WE HAVE THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE 93 ' "' ~-. ..._ ' 11· ' ' ' ' iji,oi.ii ' - 4443 ROD · 120 REEL 1.00 SIZE ' -~- ' ' PRELL SHAMPOO_____________ ~~: ___..__ PAINT UP AND FIX UP WITH LUCO LUXURY . LATEX WALL PAINT_____, . • •. I. 99 TWO han~ &1... - I II "" and 3 qt. for miXIng, storq and serY~ne. 1J1a111>. log atalnl..• 11teel won't chiP, ruat or cr110k. Desllned for use Wllb olectrle mixers, hand mixers, tool (7-264) ' . BLACk PLASTIC 93 · SEWER PIPE---·----·~· 4" X 10 ' FT. LONG G 89cUST ' Scratch-resistant hard-coat TERON Cooksll ••• with Teflon so tough you can u.. metal tools! •• : •' YARD FURNITURE, GRILLS, SPORTING GOODS FISHING SUPPLIES, LAWN CARE, RIDNG MOWERS LAWN~WERS, YARD TOOLS ' . CLOSED . ' EA$TER SUNDAY· . . IO'Sectlon · .NEW AI 7" PAN and ROLLER . '' -'. r ' 3 quart • . PAN & ROLLER SET·---··----·---- -:f 23,40Lm · STAIIILESS STEEL IOWL SIT S,.CIIII . _ _. . . . . .Easter Basket r· FILLERS }. ' :. ' i ...... . __..___.. _. ·. ' BOATS · . \ LARGE SELECTION . . OF COSTUME JEWELRY . EARRING . .C. TIMEX W ' . · .CLOSED EAST-ER SUNDAY -:< ' • ' ' �.. ' ' . - . THIS ·WEEK; AT .TIN.Y'S . ·: · . .. ' ' ' ' ' WEST BEND SALE EACH .· ' · ·19 ITEMS' 'AT ' &.OW Low PRias · ~tnM£FOR ..... ' ,. ' PQtFEO EAS11R GIFT '- JNY'S BA . .ANL AND - PARTY ,PERK ' RAYON OPS ' ' ' G.ET ' . _ ' .¥·0U:R~ F·'R:ESH -FLOWERS AT . - TI;NY'S. lRUCK LO-AD WILL BE IN • • THURS~AY . AFTERNOON. WHILE THeY LAST ·.. R ' .--~. ·· - ...... . _ _llllillli _ _ _ _ _ _ ---·-~-·---··-~ .. . -LARGEST SELECTION OF ARTIFICIAL~FLOWERS -IN T IS AREA. Pots •.Loose F-lowers, .Wre ths. Buy Yours Now. -.~ LADIES SPRING EACH 9 SHOES PAIR 2 To A. Person 3.00 VALUE · CONT AC CAPSUlES•••~:.::__ r-_88e BIG-A ROOF ' COATING .. WHILE WE HAVE THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE 93 ' "' ~-. ..._ ' 11· ' ' ' ' iji,oi.ii ' - 4443 ROD · 120 REEL 1.00 SIZE ' -~- ' ' PRELL SHAMPOO_____________ ~~: ___..__ PAINT UP AND FIX UP WITH LUCO LUXURY . LATEX WALL PAINT_____, . • •. I. 99 TWO han~ &1... - I II "" and 3 qt. for miXIng, storq and serY~ne. 1J1a111>. log atalnl..• 11teel won't chiP, ruat or cr110k. Desllned for use Wllb olectrle mixers, hand mixers, tool (7-264) ' . BLACk PLASTIC 93 · SEWER PIPE---·----·~· 4" X 10 ' FT. LONG G 89cUST ' Scratch-resistant hard-coat TERON Cooksll ••• with Teflon so tough you can u.. metal tools! •• : •' YARD FURNITURE, GRILLS, SPORTING GOODS FISHING SUPPLIES, LAWN CARE, RIDNG MOWERS LAWN~WERS, YARD TOOLS ' . CLOSED . ' EA$TER SUNDAY· . . IO'Sectlon · .NEW AI 7" PAN and ROLLER . '' -'. r ' 3 quart • . PAN & ROLLER SET·---··----·---- -:f 23,40Lm · STAIIILESS STEEL IOWL SIT S,.CIIII . _ _. . . . . .Easter Basket r· FILLERS }. ' :. ' i ...... . __..___.. _. ·. ' BOATS · . \ LARGE SELECTION . . OF COSTUME JEWELRY . EARRING . .C. TIMEX W ' . · .CLOSED EAST-ER SUNDAY -:< ' • ' ' �1 j' I' - ~ - ~ ....~...illortt o., Afrll 10,1968 .Voice al.ong ·Brqadway. l·.;·~, Hele~ · Help · uSe •• By Helen Bottel ~A~~~~ FOR TilE ':·!~~~~ OF CRUELTY CIIILIIREN Helein: · t In our country ls tllere ,.. a Soclecy ror the Prevention of · (;lvol~ te O!Udren? \ i!; ' ~- lltue l!l"lildlllll lives with · j hi• IIIOUlor 'IIIlo lives orlth a man 1!lho lln't Iter bulband 9\efanns lhe bQy 0111 to hl&lll"lllllmothor. . blr Dwtlter - a harridan whole . , .;;, <b-ed red heir ond make..,p-cakod taee acarea him when he looks ~ it.ber. 1'bey won't let me near . . ;>· him, as rm his paternall!l"and" · · · moil.or, lild I llldod !l'lth my son. ·', Wh• I try te get the bny bact< "• · · w·decent surroundings, his mo• 1'' - ther moves agaln. 9:1e is Uvlng witll a married man, and frnm ·~; I """' I hoar, lr s a wild, drlnk,i nllife. [ OJn't care if ahe ndlls htrselr, but I do care about my lll"and8llll. What can I do? - GRANDMOTHER Dear Grandmother: ;t ··< ·· llolr Mra. T.F.: . Becauso 11 certain ~ llmel 1n their Uvea, are no more - • l h a n men. AJ. moll every wile, If llho't honolll, will a<!Jnlt te a bit at utra-eurrlcular drollnlng. !IMJuld a cl1armor turn up 11 one at theae timea, lhe•U be tempted: 'lllrOulifl him, IIIIo oeos horaoll as 1 dealrablo, -clive lomalo, lild lho needs that laoling to eo.arteraet ironing bolrd blues. Feco 11, Mra. Two-Faced, If you really wanted an affair you'd have had 11 be!ore ...,, y~ '""" your husband lar too mucll te hurl him, but you're In 1..,. wllh the excltomont of tho c:~Ja~e - and you• re lakin& an awful chancel Get bock 14 all-out wlfebeed BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - It' a the odnJOr B1.f f:!>erles' llrlll 1m altar four -aht dauslttera: In Palm Bescb ... Slop;>rost ..-I II tho Rlnillni llnNo. ClrC>~a: _ . . 8lllo!l - all tho al..,.,ants a r o iemilea lboiY p&c:h!'derma 110 <UITI'"'''Zif •r1DI tbolr IDIIInr ....., buttho slrloiliol..,.t care loal() ... ~- Gov. Cbarloa Percy wlllllc811'!1111_n.,.olildaot lllo -·~ ... Eftllancl'a l!ltelt f'birlll' reltrletlonatt a-· Plnst Rhoclella: Toddy Boars lolnod tho biiiiiiOOI Uot at orporta. Rovlm colliletlca millionaire Charles Reveons have been l'OUilblns It at the Waldorf Towera lor two yean while their trlploa penthouse (formerly Heloaa Ruboootoln'a) has beoa setllnR reftuillahed te the tune at good homo lor him. The Society for Prevention ol Cruelty to ChDdren is your loc:al ChDd WeUare Agency. Get ... JohnnY carlooto ''ToiiiBitl'' ~ hll been <IIDilnl- cOIIolclorl.· or bl)" alnct hit oarl,y midnltllltcalllo beeaule' he hal takal on that .0 very lllbtly aubllmlnal lmUillltU thai tall& vtewero he - i he's tho bell. Roatauraat•a 'I"Paatl pnos ·~: reeoiiUllllldecl II hlii>IY te ·Karim Aga Khan """ bnJutlhl allllll hll 8'11!1'1 time ot tbe Old Guard ketp ~a aem• In poppoa' names (a Whlllltoy, a Garcllner lild acada more) ... Tile dow Guard loti rich: • 11-12-13 tlbJe urp to get involved with another man. He is quite attracUve and quite married too. Certified G•s St•tlon We have met several times lild I OlliO.Yecl overy minute. We haven•t clone wrong, but we talk about it coostant17. He's been : ::: - s,l0~ . . Girls' spring and Easter dresSes, •lzes 3 te 6X, 7-14 In bright new solid colonl, pastell, wllb POMEROY GIRO Between Pomeroy and Middleport lllursday, triday, S , rday, Apri111-12-13 Ib sse . Ib WHOLE ·---------------· PORK LOINS PORK ROASt•••!:!~~--------Jb. 'PORK STEAK.•••••••••••••••••• lb. WHOLE SMOKED SUaD AT YOU WANT IT••••••••• • VOTE TOOTHPASU 39~ 9e - --... s ltlbd wbK4I " " ' llldrU. ........... 17. . . . .Jar • · • niM. b~r and butte• IIIIIWB eol1ln. 99 . ....... • ...,..•..- .. - _... - ..... - .... _.--_.. .. _,~ ... -.. -- -··· -· .• ·- ·Eallei lootwear for girls In oranp, yellow, white, blaek, btuo; pink. Compares at tUt. Slzea 8-8; ~~ to ~s . FOR BEVERAGES $1.35 14 Chilo~ C.paclty POND'S -Keep JOur ottn lnah · 10ft and lovely with Poadi diJ IJdn, ll'elllE. 65~ ., II TutadaJ .pn ed!Ji the 'lei'Yieea, W.C..,iilal ,pjallt h~l - deallnalod,- •• &nlo,y -oiBitt; Thuri&Q- IIIII ~ will be ~•paek ·a ""'' . ni&lltli Frldl,y •• • •• :• •• t.Ynn Q)ddridge of 106W.MAIN 'N" O'riCE! . . ;,, . ·~ ,.· ,I. APRIL 12'' "'· : IO,yalty dOj'. I :I 1 In .Observance Ot ; II , .· 1 GOOD FRIDAY I -----------------------J FRI. SAT. SUN. . AI'RIL 12, 13, 14 !With I Gal, GH) G11St.tlon POMEROY C.Y..fiUED AM NOYRnES toYI and ehocGltte nb-. bib. wrapped eboeoJ1w efll and Eutu candia. lumbul 11 the guest of her gre• uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Everett ~vis. ill11 Jlarsarat Mary sauer and Miss Madeline Sauer of ~n are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer. They were guests Tuesday of lllu llarsaret E. sauor. Yr. and Mrs. James Cri!Well Here's lhe best news in the 89ent the Weekend 1D Bridgeworld for your floor! New iiOrt vloltlow Mr. and Mrs, Steve vinyl CUSTOM INSET acSudlc. tually has a buiit ~ in vinyl ~ '-!..~· . . . Gary Ault and foam cushion to m11ke it · _.,-..Jteddrllld·~ ot.~l'\llflo ;···~~~'~'· and '•l!rlngy, 1 1 tteld Wert Weekend guests oUlr. quiet, yet the and Mrs, W1l1Um Ault and fam~ like elegant marble with CUS· If, MlddllfiJOrt IDd Mrs. lAura tom insets. It's an unbeatWiM or Glll.fpolts. able combina.tion or comfort 11r; and lira. Goorge Lu-, Tauuny and Tomm;y, ·were weekand elegance, a whole new llld vlaitorstn JackSon. dim~nsion in vinyl nooring. Even high heels won't de· T'IDlelr Quotes £• The saddest~ Ia that I will be 21 and e le to vole •' by • •• • LAD:ES' -LueJ Joh....,.. Nugent •• ' White, blue and putel-rot. ored &lofts to m~~h :rnu· Ealter outfit, 10me ltie~h modela. Com)llftl It SJ ,,9, •" "• •• '••" \o •• ~ • roa 99 pair UNDERFASHIONS I or and even modest budgets can afford lt. Dresses •• PHI ' MAID. FULL DRESSES ' Ji,b the E~~t[!J' J'ash:k111 Perade · ""tfh A'\ outrit from Stilti'T'I fll· ITtOUI b~and names Drts~e~ from • 'Jll Jn .-print tnhrJca. hlvt-~~~ 'hlon styUnc and lovely lprlnt: INGELS FURNITURE ?"-" Pri. l!ncl hL 'Nightt '2.99 Styli"' Famou& Maid full Phil allps Jaee trimmed . : .and tailored &tyl•, proportioned nt. fine 1ylon trleot. '4" COATS fRrM PLASTIC D£CANTa · .-,ft(lfl~. Puhlan .CII'Jfl . Mlcldloperl r .mou8 lovabll! pant!• for ladies in whites, pastels, print~. ,., .. With Leclr Lid LOOII J•Kaof'll, IIIEIIEAI IADIIS' ........ Alflia.tor 'llurd str,p. . . 17$.111 !here's a 8ulov.a on your wrist ... ' there.'s a little bit . , · .· more ·. :u-. . j( ' . ' . ••• ··_,._- rayon. and nylons. CANNON awe '*"-' ll1a&TW NyiOit fllse. $1.19 UP SLIPS ""~ EASTER liAS IOVA~lE lADIES' lADIES' SPRING -2l' Jewell. F"moua HI-Brows lor the ladies, new 1prtn1 ahtdes eolol'l In flab, ~tack lllld hllh-heel modela. a~-+ pair VINYL CUSHIONFLOR- 992·2635 FOOTWEAR nn PASBIONED !nUl :·ashiol1ed for thf bltle o:~ea. ( .1 m ·uc brT' •' name footwear with savinp up to $" {Ill ·.iltle r: rl ~ ' Fh ··es ((liort>d tn m ~ • · frocks l'ld .cr>at~: !llturdy boys' f(>(l ; • wear In oxfords and loafer~. 00 AND f.UTIR No elvlllzed aodety ean long PI1'IIIU tbe oper1t1on within It of an underworld orpnlzalioll .. powerful and •• immune from lel!al accountabll· lty aa La Cola Nootri. To hold tlie alleglanee of the normally law-abilllJII, a o c le t y must lhow taeh man that no man is above the law. The aHemalive Ia slow degeneration Into anarchy, 99 NEW~f,:STf=~-=:r:E~A~S::T:-:E:-:R:-:F~O~O~T~W=E-A-.+-..!LA:.DifS-.UP:NAME--IIA.::ND~WTER=-- GL0 VIS November I wOD'I be able to vote for my father. •' 99 NCh -a. press the springy spirit MJLLINEIY Flower bedeelted atraw1 and fl!ltl Iader hat. for the lu1er parade, Sawe durtq Stiffler'• Easter .U.. Cello wrappe;d to lnaure frelhnn~, lttraetive Jtq.. ter balkda fiUed with eo-' •- EASTER Easter Baskets ..... ,.........., _. _.JII.,..; '..: ~ -- ... : OUR,OFFICI WILt IE tlOSED 01 : lllsltt will be lamiJ,y ~~~Pt. ond SUndi.J, all dOT, will be church .... BOWL ' SETS ·.. . . -- .... $ ... -. PWTIC ! '- · - · - · ---~ •·'~·· ··'•-' ·• ,·-~ · ,.:· ·· ·-•·· ··· "''-···· . - brlgbUy-<Olored Dttt SKIN CRIME Rolled Chuck Roast =~~oa.--·•- lb.79e Sole Fillets•.::::!.~':----------.5 ~X- 2. 30 Ocean Perch Fillets.:-:'!.::•••••5 ::X 1.80 Haddock Fillets.~..:.~V.:~-------5 ~ 2.55 Fish Portions ~~~~,:••.6 l:x2.69 Bread.-.J!I••··-········'!Oaves 1. oo· ....... ~ .. • _ _ _. . .... ' .... ·~ --'" ~~ ,_.<.<.,.. ,~.. .. ··"·-· ·" • • New Pq. ofS SHIRTS Chuck English Roast..us.:.:.:c:.•••••••••• lb. Arm Roast.::::::••••••••••••Jb. ~~69e ~ ~- """ Gillette Super Stailfts1 SltEL RAZDR BLADES FAMOUS CAMPUS BRAND MeNS WHIT! DRESS Gigantic Chuck Sale---Roast.:A..c:.C:~---------- lb. ..., .. ..... ,..,. The SPOILBl, Reg. 79c SucttER'S FULLy COOKED ' ., mlcromesh or nat lmll. no-run rolnlorced toes and prIer lonl. Spring ahades. Phil Msld baou1 loco , trimmed lull lllpa of · nylon tricot, hilh qval,lty, values to ~JII. ' lliitailll'>ices ~:rreciive NYLON HOSE First quality ooamless nylon FULL SLIPS $2~· " \'/'L 1/, 1/0l ...,/.' .. Of 1/,/f} HL 1'/\ " ,.,. •• FIRST (Owned •nd Operated By Crows Ste•k House~ ' ~ 9 .- end. 11111 • . • DAVI'S ICE & PRODUCE CO. -..,· •.• 9c,o In YlnrJI, ..tr11w1 hrltll a..thotT trlnt). Enter lnd aprlftl HJon. men? - MRS. TWO-FACED ' •.:·· ,,' • ANIMALS llo!l can I poslllbly want two '-. '\ "•.• E•ster Handbags ordlvoree chills me. • • lllfil styling. Mlddl_. the Sundil,y pest of his sl•ter, Mra, WIWam Robson. and Mr, Ud Yra. Cleo Kern~, , Mra, Bon llallOf and daU£1>ter, Pille, or Columbus, are IPOitdlni the WHkend with her P&rUill, Mr. and Mra. Earl KDI&bt. Paige waa christened SUnday at H o a t ·h Methodist Church. Mr, Halley wW Join hia tamlb' here for Euttr week- -• led for Easlortlmo Wt!ar! ·r -.. - • ,-.-.,- ·\l ! t:P·- ~ ---~~·!P, 1.,. • • , Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Weat of Athena were ~ ,ueata Olm, "The Grand Canyon." of lira, J. E. McCnmu ond Group oins1n1 of "Ev"""' PriJ· Mr. aJid Mro. L, w, McCemu. or'' lild pr113er by tbe Rev. Mr. . , Frl"-f vlal1ors of the lamUy Lemley CGIIcluded the family were llr, and Mrs, Lloyd No~aht observance. Comu of Little l!ocklrw. GUI>Irt Ervin of Columbus WII . excellent taUorlng. Per- · Continuing . ' . r-. the OUIIIOinl ch..,...,· It was-anDOUnced .tllat the next POUCottage prAJer m~np fn ver, Colo. It waa aleo noted U •Inr will be hold In Columbus preperauoo for on ..tmPllllllc blrthdOj' •II"!!• lild lift• of mon- en June 2. Mro. Martin, child cru- at the First O¥ wUI , be sent te leur chit- weirare ehair.nian, reported that Baptllll Church, Aprl117 -Ill; oro drill\ at lite. beapltal 'observing aeven reporia had buetl sent ID cootlnulng lido week. Jane · WUHt, .state chairman. It btrthcla1olhlo month: A priJer oorvtco will be hal~ A IJ1emoi-(al aorV!ce wa • was noted thai 111111al reporia at the home .at Mr. lild MrJ. oclt*"lod lor MO¥ ·u .at s p,m. are being ouhmllled, IDd thlll Mannlns Kloes, 7:30 p.m. WedII the Pomeroy Lesion hall lor Mra. walicer; l'archlvlate, la nolda,y; at hoine at Mro. Birt Mary E, Reapp. Mrs. Mowrey, compiling a hialnry and acrap. Botlimer 9:30 a,m, Thursday; lild te enter In alate compoUl•a~, trill have charge of at the · home of Mra. Charlea tho aorvleo. Mro. Pearl Knapp Iion. A ruaunage ule WBI planned BennOtt at 2 p,m. FrldOI'. waa named 'chairman ol the nom~ The Rev. Charles ~, on • lor May 3 lild 4 in the COurt st., Pomeroy, locatlqn of the Phillip Slaters, to be held from 9 a.m • The Easter theme was· cu4 te 4 p.m. dOT&. r1ed out In refrelhmfta served Tile traveling prize contributed by Mrs. Ruth 'lbomton was by Mra. Motn-w lild Mra. J'ow, RUTLAND _ A lamUy ~n by Mra.IVa Powell •.coraaaea ell. Tile MIQ' 13 dinner will be observance wao hei~Frldll,ynlllt · _ , Presented te Mra. Cather- hold at 6:30 ind loiiOWDd by • at tbe RuUand M-ot Churc:lt, luo Welah, Mra, '!llernten, and meellni at the Fomll'O)' Legion Tile Ea- motif waa carried '- Mu1ln, wlnneraln • draw- hall at 8 p.m. out 1ft the decorations for a pot;.· 1 luck supper. Veroon Weber, accompanied by Mrs. Jacob Schlllln& led Ute 8J"OUI) In lllllllnr. Mr1. Georp White r e a d Family Night Held At Rutland Church ' .. ~,. and a talk was lfYIII by the Rev. c. J. LemlOT. 1bo prograni wu eoncllKted with a ..•., Values to $15.98, laminated febrlcs, new styling omd SPRING AND EASTER COWHS Next Door to EIHrfelds •, ~ . LOVely new BprlnB blgh fashion styling. subdued and bright colors and pattenuo. Just right , for the Easter Parade! urging me to •"let myself VII' ever alnce J..,.ry. The~ 5 1~0• $3!! $6'. ~ -: Notional Jowllh lloopltal at Den- Dresses ·COATS $3~0· ·, Whit boehers me is that 1 sincerely love my husband a n d WOJltWt ever want to hurt him. . ~ ~. ~tu&UatiC form, It wali to iend a donation to the . - l y ..-pnlzecl orcheotra II ihe ''f . DRESSES ·Chapman- Canaday. LOOKI ' '· . ... •• . ov-11111; For Crusade '111e aaloa loted to aend-alitorl01' ~ for • lift to be pre- " Amlrl<lll llfllll'!l . .~ wur·bo ilt• _... at. 7:301•ett . . . '"-' clal mullc ,.bJ·Iit Vl'!llflooi ,wll! bo-Ciod 1>¥ ......... -. ,.., MllldaJ ond PreportJtions un. ' Wiles Sprlns lnd hJter LADIES SPRING AND EASTER :·: :; ' ' lnatlq 09mmlltoo ond appol~t­ ecl to ~~~"'' wllll her were lira. Myrtle Walker lind Mrs. Mar. ' eera wer• read. ~ tho lileet!OI wldclt op. Gal. Gao) :: • '11. loa' a anaual dinner. AsststlnJ· her will be Mra. Hyooll ond Mra. Mary Marlin. InVItation aceep. tance1 from several state oll'l- FRI. SAT. SUN •. APRIL 12, 13, II 5:11 W. Main ~- ~- '_; ,:;. man or deoorattona tor the sa- Coone!,.& ''SI.ilako'' film rea for maid!!& love te Brfallte Bar. clot Ia $1,200,000 aplnot 80 per cent of tho toke; BB'o II $tOt),. 000 aplnot 12.5 per cent ... •--• (With I ' Mro, JUUa Hyaoll, ehapeou, prosldlnl: at the moiling, appointeel Mro, RhOila Jlackelt as choir- persecute you."-Matthew 5:44. you meet. . . Sllcio nq met MoriiiOf ,.. nli!lt at ih.i h"!'1' of 1\lro. Glaclra Mowf-~ 'I \ MIDDLEPORT VALUES FOR TH.URS. FRt.-SAT.-APIUL • ··'-.. l'omoroy.MiddiOI)Ort, 0., AprU 1~ 11168 ~ "i,' "But I ••v to you, love your • --~;' >!Onilnol, Tile. ...W dinner te boiior . ( llite Ojllc,ro wao plBMod lor -~ I!OY ~ . ~.the )\arlin }l•lla!u'· · , oat lllli.n Elsltt lild Fotljl Melli . Lord SraoWib1 waa the Palm : I am a married woman Coordinate Your Ensemble With The E;::hll:.enwo'::a•,;:: : But I have an almost irresis- . memiea and pray for thou • . -l., ' '· ' OPPOSITE M,ARK V Love is never lost. If not the ether man. reciprocated, It will flow bock '!lien try a lltue -ctlm and soften and purify the where It belongs- on your hua- heart.-Washinllton, IrvIn B. band! _ H. American novefist. risk it :;:.::;, "- with • with those six worda: '"''' h e who thought divorce ehUla me!• And by remlndlng yourself you ' The ~~ Aiin~~~ Saldn Dinner ·:·Wil?·Se Held May 13 :.1 Thoughts Wbere is your 100- the boy's !ather'/ SUrely you and he top1her can manage a court or~ der which will bring hlm cus-. IOc\Y - elptCially U you prom- -::::'·''''''"'',,,,.,,,.,.,,':.::;;:;':':<«i;;··;;;;··~:;;;;;;;;;;;:,:;;;;·:-:~;;:·:<':';l;;;;::;;:·:>·~.':':''''''''·',,.,,,.,,,..,,,: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ':':'::'":'::::::;:;:::;:,:,:::,.;:,,:.,:; !10 ID provide a more lhan a mWion , .. Oiarleo ond LYm Rovom wa.•t !Ike their uoual ,......,.. !If~ I b I s ....,..,. {liiOf ~~ Donlel P, u.to~ta h\110 ond lavlah yadrt for a CCM4'l•·mlll) ovm thOIQih all tho lbil .., lila either u, S. proriilona loaded bore or llown -rrom tho Q, S. Billy Roll' 1 -~· te keep hla wlvoa' Jowolr1 In hla own namowaulv•thoSommyGUcktreatment by boadllnoo: but loto 9 - ., Patfes CAMPUS l'or tiM! ultimate In undtrfaablons, ~hoo.e I..owblt Bru witt~ .treteh ttr'IIIPI, fiber· flU contour cupt ..,, •. stretch lidea: and bar· �1 j' I' - ~ - ~ ....~...illortt o., Afrll 10,1968 .Voice al.ong ·Brqadway. l·.;·~, Hele~ · Help · uSe •• By Helen Bottel ~A~~~~ FOR TilE ':·!~~~~ OF CRUELTY CIIILIIREN Helein: · t In our country ls tllere ,.. a Soclecy ror the Prevention of · (;lvol~ te O!Udren? \ i!; ' ~- lltue l!l"lildlllll lives with · j hi• IIIOUlor 'IIIlo lives orlth a man 1!lho lln't Iter bulband 9\efanns lhe bQy 0111 to hl&lll"lllllmothor. . blr Dwtlter - a harridan whole . , .;;, <b-ed red heir ond make..,p-cakod taee acarea him when he looks ~ it.ber. 1'bey won't let me near . . ;>· him, as rm his paternall!l"and" · · · moil.or, lild I llldod !l'lth my son. ·', Wh• I try te get the bny bact< "• · · w·decent surroundings, his mo• 1'' - ther moves agaln. 9:1e is Uvlng witll a married man, and frnm ·~; I """' I hoar, lr s a wild, drlnk,i nllife. [ OJn't care if ahe ndlls htrselr, but I do care about my lll"and8llll. What can I do? - GRANDMOTHER Dear Grandmother: ;t ··< ·· llolr Mra. T.F.: . Becauso 11 certain ~ llmel 1n their Uvea, are no more - • l h a n men. AJ. moll every wile, If llho't honolll, will a<!Jnlt te a bit at utra-eurrlcular drollnlng. !IMJuld a cl1armor turn up 11 one at theae timea, lhe•U be tempted: 'lllrOulifl him, IIIIo oeos horaoll as 1 dealrablo, -clive lomalo, lild lho needs that laoling to eo.arteraet ironing bolrd blues. Feco 11, Mra. Two-Faced, If you really wanted an affair you'd have had 11 be!ore ...,, y~ '""" your husband lar too mucll te hurl him, but you're In 1..,. wllh the excltomont of tho c:~Ja~e - and you• re lakin& an awful chancel Get bock 14 all-out wlfebeed BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - It' a the odnJOr B1.f f:!>erles' llrlll 1m altar four -aht dauslttera: In Palm Bescb ... Slop;>rost ..-I II tho Rlnillni llnNo. ClrC>~a: _ . . 8lllo!l - all tho al..,.,ants a r o iemilea lboiY p&c:h!'derma 110 <UITI'"'''Zif •r1DI tbolr IDIIInr ....., buttho slrloiliol..,.t care loal() ... ~- Gov. Cbarloa Percy wlllllc811'!1111_n.,.olildaot lllo -·~ ... Eftllancl'a l!ltelt f'birlll' reltrletlonatt a-· Plnst Rhoclella: Toddy Boars lolnod tho biiiiiiOOI Uot at orporta. Rovlm colliletlca millionaire Charles Reveons have been l'OUilblns It at the Waldorf Towera lor two yean while their trlploa penthouse (formerly Heloaa Ruboootoln'a) has beoa setllnR reftuillahed te the tune at good homo lor him. The Society for Prevention ol Cruelty to ChDdren is your loc:al ChDd WeUare Agency. Get ... JohnnY carlooto ''ToiiiBitl'' ~ hll been <IIDilnl- cOIIolclorl.· or bl)" alnct hit oarl,y midnltllltcalllo beeaule' he hal takal on that .0 very lllbtly aubllmlnal lmUillltU thai tall& vtewero he - i he's tho bell. Roatauraat•a 'I"Paatl pnos ·~: reeoiiUllllldecl II hlii>IY te ·Karim Aga Khan """ bnJutlhl allllll hll 8'11!1'1 time ot tbe Old Guard ketp ~a aem• In poppoa' names (a Whlllltoy, a Garcllner lild acada more) ... Tile dow Guard loti rich: • 11-12-13 tlbJe urp to get involved with another man. He is quite attracUve and quite married too. Certified G•s St•tlon We have met several times lild I OlliO.Yecl overy minute. We haven•t clone wrong, but we talk about it coostant17. He's been : ::: - s,l0~ . . Girls' spring and Easter dresSes, •lzes 3 te 6X, 7-14 In bright new solid colonl, pastell, wllb POMEROY GIRO Between Pomeroy and Middleport lllursday, triday, S , rday, Apri111-12-13 Ib sse . Ib WHOLE ·---------------· PORK LOINS PORK ROASt•••!:!~~--------Jb. 'PORK STEAK.•••••••••••••••••• lb. WHOLE SMOKED SUaD AT YOU WANT IT••••••••• • VOTE TOOTHPASU 39~ 9e - --... s ltlbd wbK4I " " ' llldrU. ........... 17. . . . .Jar • · • niM. b~r and butte• IIIIIWB eol1ln. 99 . ....... • ...,..•..- .. - _... - ..... - .... _.--_.. .. _,~ ... -.. -- -··· -· .• ·- ·Eallei lootwear for girls In oranp, yellow, white, blaek, btuo; pink. Compares at tUt. Slzea 8-8; ~~ to ~s . FOR BEVERAGES $1.35 14 Chilo~ C.paclty POND'S -Keep JOur ottn lnah · 10ft and lovely with Poadi diJ IJdn, ll'elllE. 65~ ., II TutadaJ .pn ed!Ji the 'lei'Yieea, W.C..,iilal ,pjallt h~l - deallnalod,- •• &nlo,y -oiBitt; Thuri&Q- IIIII ~ will be ~•paek ·a ""'' . ni&lltli Frldl,y •• • •• :• •• t.Ynn Q)ddridge of 106W.MAIN 'N" O'riCE! . . ;,, . ·~ ,.· ,I. APRIL 12'' "'· : IO,yalty dOj'. I :I 1 In .Observance Ot ; II , .· 1 GOOD FRIDAY I -----------------------J FRI. SAT. SUN. . AI'RIL 12, 13, 14 !With I Gal, GH) G11St.tlon POMEROY C.Y..fiUED AM NOYRnES toYI and ehocGltte nb-. bib. wrapped eboeoJ1w efll and Eutu candia. lumbul 11 the guest of her gre• uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs, Everett ~vis. ill11 Jlarsarat Mary sauer and Miss Madeline Sauer of ~n are here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer. They were guests Tuesday of lllu llarsaret E. sauor. Yr. and Mrs. James Cri!Well Here's lhe best news in the 89ent the Weekend 1D Bridgeworld for your floor! New iiOrt vloltlow Mr. and Mrs, Steve vinyl CUSTOM INSET acSudlc. tually has a buiit ~ in vinyl ~ '-!..~· . . . Gary Ault and foam cushion to m11ke it · _.,-..Jteddrllld·~ ot.~l'\llflo ;···~~~'~'· and '•l!rlngy, 1 1 tteld Wert Weekend guests oUlr. quiet, yet the and Mrs, W1l1Um Ault and fam~ like elegant marble with CUS· If, MlddllfiJOrt IDd Mrs. lAura tom insets. It's an unbeatWiM or Glll.fpolts. able combina.tion or comfort 11r; and lira. Goorge Lu-, Tauuny and Tomm;y, ·were weekand elegance, a whole new llld vlaitorstn JackSon. dim~nsion in vinyl nooring. Even high heels won't de· T'IDlelr Quotes £• The saddest~ Ia that I will be 21 and e le to vole •' by • •• • LAD:ES' -LueJ Joh....,.. Nugent •• ' White, blue and putel-rot. ored &lofts to m~~h :rnu· Ealter outfit, 10me ltie~h modela. Com)llftl It SJ ,,9, •" "• •• '••" \o •• ~ • roa 99 pair UNDERFASHIONS I or and even modest budgets can afford lt. Dresses •• PHI ' MAID. FULL DRESSES ' Ji,b the E~~t[!J' J'ash:k111 Perade · ""tfh A'\ outrit from Stilti'T'I fll· ITtOUI b~and names Drts~e~ from • 'Jll Jn .-print tnhrJca. hlvt-~~~ 'hlon styUnc and lovely lprlnt: INGELS FURNITURE ?"-" Pri. l!ncl hL 'Nightt '2.99 Styli"' Famou& Maid full Phil allps Jaee trimmed . : .and tailored &tyl•, proportioned nt. fine 1ylon trleot. '4" COATS fRrM PLASTIC D£CANTa · .-,ft(lfl~. Puhlan .CII'Jfl . Mlcldloperl r .mou8 lovabll! pant!• for ladies in whites, pastels, print~. ,., .. With Leclr Lid LOOII J•Kaof'll, IIIEIIEAI IADIIS' ........ Alflia.tor 'llurd str,p. . . 17$.111 !here's a 8ulov.a on your wrist ... ' there.'s a little bit . , · .· more ·. :u-. . j( ' . ' . ••• ··_,._- rayon. and nylons. CANNON awe '*"-' ll1a&TW NyiOit fllse. $1.19 UP SLIPS ""~ EASTER liAS IOVA~lE lADIES' lADIES' SPRING -2l' Jewell. F"moua HI-Brows lor the ladies, new 1prtn1 ahtdes eolol'l In flab, ~tack lllld hllh-heel modela. a~-+ pair VINYL CUSHIONFLOR- 992·2635 FOOTWEAR nn PASBIONED !nUl :·ashiol1ed for thf bltle o:~ea. ( .1 m ·uc brT' •' name footwear with savinp up to $" {Ill ·.iltle r: rl ~ ' Fh ··es ((liort>d tn m ~ • · frocks l'ld .cr>at~: !llturdy boys' f(>(l ; • wear In oxfords and loafer~. 00 AND f.UTIR No elvlllzed aodety ean long PI1'IIIU tbe oper1t1on within It of an underworld orpnlzalioll .. powerful and •• immune from lel!al accountabll· lty aa La Cola Nootri. To hold tlie alleglanee of the normally law-abilllJII, a o c le t y must lhow taeh man that no man is above the law. The aHemalive Ia slow degeneration Into anarchy, 99 NEW~f,:STf=~-=:r:E~A~S::T:-:E:-:R:-:F~O~O~T~W=E-A-.+-..!LA:.DifS-.UP:NAME--IIA.::ND~WTER=-- GL0 VIS November I wOD'I be able to vote for my father. •' 99 NCh -a. press the springy spirit MJLLINEIY Flower bedeelted atraw1 and fl!ltl Iader hat. for the lu1er parade, Sawe durtq Stiffler'• Easter .U.. Cello wrappe;d to lnaure frelhnn~, lttraetive Jtq.. ter balkda fiUed with eo-' •- EASTER Easter Baskets ..... ,.........., _. _.JII.,..; '..: ~ -- ... : OUR,OFFICI WILt IE tlOSED 01 : lllsltt will be lamiJ,y ~~~Pt. ond SUndi.J, all dOT, will be church .... BOWL ' SETS ·.. . . -- .... $ ... -. PWTIC ! '- · - · - · ---~ •·'~·· ··'•-' ·• ,·-~ · ,.:· ·· ·-•·· ··· "''-···· . - brlgbUy-<Olored Dttt SKIN CRIME Rolled Chuck Roast =~~oa.--·•- lb.79e Sole Fillets•.::::!.~':----------.5 ~X- 2. 30 Ocean Perch Fillets.:-:'!.::•••••5 ::X 1.80 Haddock Fillets.~..:.~V.:~-------5 ~ 2.55 Fish Portions ~~~~,:••.6 l:x2.69 Bread.-.J!I••··-········'!Oaves 1. oo· ....... ~ .. • _ _ _. . .... ' .... ·~ --'" ~~ ,_.<.<.,.. ,~.. .. ··"·-· ·" • • New Pq. ofS SHIRTS Chuck English Roast..us.:.:.:c:.•••••••••• lb. Arm Roast.::::::••••••••••••Jb. ~~69e ~ ~- """ Gillette Super Stailfts1 SltEL RAZDR BLADES FAMOUS CAMPUS BRAND MeNS WHIT! DRESS Gigantic Chuck Sale---Roast.:A..c:.C:~---------- lb. ..., .. ..... ,..,. The SPOILBl, Reg. 79c SucttER'S FULLy COOKED ' ., mlcromesh or nat lmll. no-run rolnlorced toes and prIer lonl. Spring ahades. Phil Msld baou1 loco , trimmed lull lllpa of · nylon tricot, hilh qval,lty, values to ~JII. ' lliitailll'>ices ~:rreciive NYLON HOSE First quality ooamless nylon FULL SLIPS $2~· " \'/'L 1/, 1/0l ...,/.' .. Of 1/,/f} HL 1'/\ " ,.,. •• FIRST (Owned •nd Operated By Crows Ste•k House~ ' ~ 9 .- end. 11111 • . • DAVI'S ICE & PRODUCE CO. -..,· •.• 9c,o In YlnrJI, ..tr11w1 hrltll a..thotT trlnt). Enter lnd aprlftl HJon. men? - MRS. TWO-FACED ' •.:·· ,,' • ANIMALS llo!l can I poslllbly want two '-. '\ "•.• E•ster Handbags ordlvoree chills me. • • lllfil styling. Mlddl_. the Sundil,y pest of his sl•ter, Mra, WIWam Robson. and Mr, Ud Yra. Cleo Kern~, , Mra, Bon llallOf and daU£1>ter, Pille, or Columbus, are IPOitdlni the WHkend with her P&rUill, Mr. and Mra. Earl KDI&bt. Paige waa christened SUnday at H o a t ·h Methodist Church. Mr, Halley wW Join hia tamlb' here for Euttr week- -• led for Easlortlmo Wt!ar! ·r -.. - • ,-.-.,- ·\l ! t:P·- ~ ---~~·!P, 1.,. • • , Mr. and Mrs. Veroon Weat of Athena were ~ ,ueata Olm, "The Grand Canyon." of lira, J. E. McCnmu ond Group oins1n1 of "Ev"""' PriJ· Mr. aJid Mro. L, w, McCemu. or'' lild pr113er by tbe Rev. Mr. . , Frl"-f vlal1ors of the lamUy Lemley CGIIcluded the family were llr, and Mrs, Lloyd No~aht observance. Comu of Little l!ocklrw. GUI>Irt Ervin of Columbus WII . excellent taUorlng. Per- · Continuing . ' . r-. the OUIIIOinl ch..,...,· It was-anDOUnced .tllat the next POUCottage prAJer m~np fn ver, Colo. It waa aleo noted U •Inr will be hold In Columbus preperauoo for on ..tmPllllllc blrthdOj' •II"!!• lild lift• of mon- en June 2. Mro. Martin, child cru- at the First O¥ wUI , be sent te leur chit- weirare ehair.nian, reported that Baptllll Church, Aprl117 -Ill; oro drill\ at lite. beapltal 'observing aeven reporia had buetl sent ID cootlnulng lido week. Jane · WUHt, .state chairman. It btrthcla1olhlo month: A priJer oorvtco will be hal~ A IJ1emoi-(al aorV!ce wa • was noted thai 111111al reporia at the home .at Mr. lild MrJ. oclt*"lod lor MO¥ ·u .at s p,m. are being ouhmllled, IDd thlll Mannlns Kloes, 7:30 p.m. WedII the Pomeroy Lesion hall lor Mra. walicer; l'archlvlate, la nolda,y; at hoine at Mro. Birt Mary E, Reapp. Mrs. Mowrey, compiling a hialnry and acrap. Botlimer 9:30 a,m, Thursday; lild te enter In alate compoUl•a~, trill have charge of at the · home of Mra. Charlea tho aorvleo. Mro. Pearl Knapp Iion. A ruaunage ule WBI planned BennOtt at 2 p,m. FrldOI'. waa named 'chairman ol the nom~ The Rev. Charles ~, on • lor May 3 lild 4 in the COurt st., Pomeroy, locatlqn of the Phillip Slaters, to be held from 9 a.m • The Easter theme was· cu4 te 4 p.m. dOT&. r1ed out In refrelhmfta served Tile traveling prize contributed by Mrs. Ruth 'lbomton was by Mra. Motn-w lild Mra. J'ow, RUTLAND _ A lamUy ~n by Mra.IVa Powell •.coraaaea ell. Tile MIQ' 13 dinner will be observance wao hei~Frldll,ynlllt · _ , Presented te Mra. Cather- hold at 6:30 ind loiiOWDd by • at tbe RuUand M-ot Churc:lt, luo Welah, Mra, '!llernten, and meellni at the Fomll'O)' Legion Tile Ea- motif waa carried '- Mu1ln, wlnneraln • draw- hall at 8 p.m. out 1ft the decorations for a pot;.· 1 luck supper. Veroon Weber, accompanied by Mrs. Jacob Schlllln& led Ute 8J"OUI) In lllllllnr. Mr1. Georp White r e a d Family Night Held At Rutland Church ' .. ~,. and a talk was lfYIII by the Rev. c. J. LemlOT. 1bo prograni wu eoncllKted with a ..•., Values to $15.98, laminated febrlcs, new styling omd SPRING AND EASTER COWHS Next Door to EIHrfelds •, ~ . LOVely new BprlnB blgh fashion styling. subdued and bright colors and pattenuo. Just right , for the Easter Parade! urging me to •"let myself VII' ever alnce J..,.ry. The~ 5 1~0• $3!! $6'. ~ -: Notional Jowllh lloopltal at Den- Dresses ·COATS $3~0· ·, Whit boehers me is that 1 sincerely love my husband a n d WOJltWt ever want to hurt him. . ~ ~. ~tu&UatiC form, It wali to iend a donation to the . - l y ..-pnlzecl orcheotra II ihe ''f . DRESSES ·Chapman- Canaday. LOOKI ' '· . ... •• . ov-11111; For Crusade '111e aaloa loted to aend-alitorl01' ~ for • lift to be pre- " Amlrl<lll llfllll'!l . .~ wur·bo ilt• _... at. 7:301•ett . . . '"-' clal mullc ,.bJ·Iit Vl'!llflooi ,wll! bo-Ciod 1>¥ ......... -. ,.., MllldaJ ond PreportJtions un. ' Wiles Sprlns lnd hJter LADIES SPRING AND EASTER :·: :; ' ' lnatlq 09mmlltoo ond appol~t­ ecl to ~~~"'' wllll her were lira. Myrtle Walker lind Mrs. Mar. ' eera wer• read. ~ tho lileet!OI wldclt op. Gal. Gao) :: • '11. loa' a anaual dinner. AsststlnJ· her will be Mra. Hyooll ond Mra. Mary Marlin. InVItation aceep. tance1 from several state oll'l- FRI. SAT. SUN •. APRIL 12, 13, II 5:11 W. Main ~- ~- '_; ,:;. man or deoorattona tor the sa- Coone!,.& ''SI.ilako'' film rea for maid!!& love te Brfallte Bar. clot Ia $1,200,000 aplnot 80 per cent of tho toke; BB'o II $tOt),. 000 aplnot 12.5 per cent ... •--• (With I ' Mro, JUUa Hyaoll, ehapeou, prosldlnl: at the moiling, appointeel Mro, RhOila Jlackelt as choir- persecute you."-Matthew 5:44. you meet. . . Sllcio nq met MoriiiOf ,.. nli!lt at ih.i h"!'1' of 1\lro. Glaclra Mowf-~ 'I \ MIDDLEPORT VALUES FOR TH.URS. FRt.-SAT.-APIUL • ··'-.. l'omoroy.MiddiOI)Ort, 0., AprU 1~ 11168 ~ "i,' "But I ••v to you, love your • --~;' >!Onilnol, Tile. ...W dinner te boiior . ( llite Ojllc,ro wao plBMod lor -~ I!OY ~ . ~.the )\arlin }l•lla!u'· · , oat lllli.n Elsltt lild Fotljl Melli . Lord SraoWib1 waa the Palm : I am a married woman Coordinate Your Ensemble With The E;::hll:.enwo'::a•,;:: : But I have an almost irresis- . memiea and pray for thou • . -l., ' '· ' OPPOSITE M,ARK V Love is never lost. If not the ether man. reciprocated, It will flow bock '!lien try a lltue -ctlm and soften and purify the where It belongs- on your hua- heart.-Washinllton, IrvIn B. band! _ H. American novefist. risk it :;:.::;, "- with • with those six worda: '"''' h e who thought divorce ehUla me!• And by remlndlng yourself you ' The ~~ Aiin~~~ Saldn Dinner ·:·Wil?·Se Held May 13 :.1 Thoughts Wbere is your 100- the boy's !ather'/ SUrely you and he top1her can manage a court or~ der which will bring hlm cus-. IOc\Y - elptCially U you prom- -::::'·''''''"'',,,,.,,,.,.,,':.::;;:;':':<«i;;··;;;;··~:;;;;;;;;;;;:,:;;;;·:-:~;;:·:<':';l;;;;::;;:·:>·~.':':''''''''·',,.,,,.,,,..,,,: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ':':'::'":'::::::;:;:::;:,:,:::,.;:,,:.,:; !10 ID provide a more lhan a mWion , .. Oiarleo ond LYm Rovom wa.•t !Ike their uoual ,......,.. !If~ I b I s ....,..,. {liiOf ~~ Donlel P, u.to~ta h\110 ond lavlah yadrt for a CCM4'l•·mlll) ovm thOIQih all tho lbil .., lila either u, S. proriilona loaded bore or llown -rrom tho Q, S. Billy Roll' 1 -~· te keep hla wlvoa' Jowolr1 In hla own namowaulv•thoSommyGUcktreatment by boadllnoo: but loto 9 - ., Patfes CAMPUS l'or tiM! ultimate In undtrfaablons, ~hoo.e I..owblt Bru witt~ .treteh ttr'IIIPI, fiber· flU contour cupt ..,, •. stretch lidea: and bar· �11' .. ~ ,. ~----~-. •1···-·-.... . . ·J· h '' 'l1lt · ~ ··-~· -··--~--~ · -··---~~. tlap{ s.....~ ,l~•w·Middla>on, o.. •\1>~11111, 1968 tomJnUnity fpr,ner .•• s~~~~;ne . ,. ·,l.~ • ..... . n: congtJ.tulatlons' lo Frank Eschlematl who ha~ beenpromoted 1 New offteera were elected and · : }Unerat Qt. rrom the personnel ~run~nL at Ute New·· plans were made Cor a potludo; 1 to aslii::;tant industrlal relation!~ man~~~:,-er at the finn's dinner , whith will be a feature Metallu•·gica11'rod.uct:s llivision at t:amb•·lq;e. of evangelistic · services to be or coul'tie, this means that the family will be leaving Middleport condu~ tlils rruinth at Mondjy (.'A t:sn\G MORE than one motorist to take a second look as they travel aloog .\sh St in Middl~­ port is the new hom~ of Mr. anti Mrs. l'leo 1\erns which Hterally sprung up O\'ernigtlt. The house Is th~ latest thins ln deluxe mobile homes and wa s moved llere in two sections the rront half, then the back half - and placed on the foundation which had been completed only Friday. lt came complet~ with a chimne.JI. WILLIAM STEW .-\RT of Athens is recuperating from a coronary which he suffered a couple or weeks ago and remains conrined to Sleltering ,\rms llospit- HF.AlTll PltOBl.EMS have forced Betty Hutchison to step down (rom her teaclling position at West Columbia for lhe remainder of the year . Care of four children along with assisting her husband in the dairy farm operation proved just too strenuous, and It was on doctor's orders tllat Mrs. llutchi~ son resigned he1· Job. TELEPIIO~II'>G TO SAY h i s Report Given ,., ' ·. .... "!Jlt.>>i•' .r·.:, • ·; -1l!Uno .. ,,-' · . ... . ·"•. .. 1 th~ sus, and a village woman portra.red by Mrs. Lambert llJ1d Mrs. Brown. ·Piano music by Mrtl. Emerson Jones interspersed the narration, and the playlet "as conduded witll a duet by the ltev . . and Mrs• .Max Donahue. The meeting opened with a I 5 ~- .. A report on the "Teens For 1 Christ" convendon held in Canton Friday and saturday was given by the junior and senior it,. .\Y&s•s at SUnday nl&ht' s titrvice oi f 11 the Middleport Church ·._~ Christ. :! - The youth reported that over ·: 1,600 young people of Ohio, with :; a few from other states, par.. • ticiPated in the convention. ;_•. MeetingiS of the )'outh groups ;:• were held preceding the regular •: church service. A discussion on ·~ Vietnam wal:i held by the senior :: class with Peg Mc Kinney as the ::: program chairman. The junior ' :· high class disc us sed starting a ·: ; scrapbook to enter for comPetition at the next "Teens for •• Christ" convention, and the •.i younger clu!> talked or way s to pray and completed their prayer ~· ,_. books. .! : Youth attendlnc were .'lusan and •. i: '• '• MILK rons istln~ of an hour-lonl-l ro nversatton betweE>n grass .. roots philosopher Erlc Hoffer and its conespondent. Eric Se\'areid . went so well that It has sc heduled the pair for an~ other word !est durinK the Nodepo•it Twin 1 Pack Gallon coming season by Mrs. lXlnahue. 1 , ·;/'. The Easttlr m'OUI was used in the tabl~ decorations for a deSsert ~he ser~ed - 1 .- ,..I __ . ,; __ ---~------- -:·;~· , . -., .-:;:~~·~t::.:.;.:;:.;.:=o .,.,.,;_;,, I I· , ·• 1\ Fine furniture~~ on the tnsldewlth F_lenteel's 1 fampus Lifetime ,!.Pi1ng and preelslon Ol18ineered I soli$~ hardwood rrame. Ask our salesman to tt£1 I over a chair and show you why Flex~;teel ls the I finest ...,ooJ.stered furniture you can bu,y. ! Baker ·Furniture. 79' .;--··--· • w • . ' 460L can·. splendid season. As you join with family and friends to " observe the holy, happy holiday, we wish you alllhe joys lb• .. 39~ CLOS~D .EA$TEI SUNDAY . doz. fu/-l 'u /u Ruv! 12 lndividu•lly Wroppod · • • • Prices Effective . ,. ' ' .. 11 -12-13 · - Pineapple -Grapefruit f 1lRINK · · ~~ 01·19'· · can 1 · SHOWBOAT I ·poRK and BEANS '300'Qn · 1OC DiL M..O.NTE · ' Cookies. Chocolate or box •• •• D<vilo Food '1 EASY MONDAY Htavy ou., Blue · ' Fro:r:en food .Bvyl ~b.ar plck•.i.;.J.O...... ' : ,· .• . ( . :. I ..!- .$1.19 200tabs ' 7 OL bot, - 59~ . Our Good . / DAil¥.;-fAIR ICE , 1• 09 - . · :1 Fresh Pork Steak 3~,~1.59 . 3 · $. I' . . Ground Beet ~ ·POtk sausage ~=. ~:.~"2ib. Plenty ·of Easte.r · Hams Premier Fine Beef · · lb. • OurOwnGrlnd , . ; .' . .., . .... , f . ". . .,.;· ·' ; r, ',\·,, ' . . F,tom Premt.r:~ ·.;, ,·.-·.. ' , ,_, . i··' ..•• "• ,-; ' ,l...-.. » fit . !'\'" .... ,,,·. ~.'· ~ .,, ' -1~:1,'' • .... • . . ,_,, __ ""'"•'' ................. .-.. ~J~J..:· """ ' - •' ' ' . t··· ""'·"'""' p Chi Silt SUNDlYOily ILK 29~/ ·.., pkg. ~~~ OFB MORTON Pui-Valu B~v! . ENGLISHMT... GREIIM BE ' POT PIES : PRODUCE . SPECJAI,S · ;. '· ~/1 ' . ' · s 00 1/2 31h. ,can GOLD MEDAL . - - PEDAL SOFT SALAD DR_ESSING ~ LIQUID· -DETERGENT ~ . ' qt. 3ca~ .Potted Meat.!:::........... \OC Vi na Sausage:::.. Sl.$1 Fig Bars~:~........... 2!49C .lne 4 b.$1 rgar . ...••.••••••• T01•I et ,.ISSUe.~:fi...... 8"'n. $1 $) Rug RUnnerS•••••••••••••••••• GALLON rfor . '· fi:.~~')~~r~t-'51~~~-~')~~~ 2 ~~g DINNERS 3 1.00 JIFFY STEAKS - . ·LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC , . 2 9~· ~QUEr Reg. 79c Value BAYER ASPIRIN BRE~AD · FRENCH FRIES HEALTH NEEDS-DISCOUNT PRICED! 418 SHEETS MOOTZ 1-lb. loaves . Wilson'• 12 o:r:. .. Savr>ry can SilLIEST LAUNDRY DET.ERG:E·NT ·.i · giant • boll . On Salt S.tuniiJ Only POPSICLES OR FUDGESICLES. ' p,/.Valu · 0Ieo •.:;~:·~::........... 5 sl lteg. 1.73 Value family Sil8 RC COLA - 8 ~~·69~.' 46 Lyke'• 240L • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • can Wilson's &.kerite ':ruiJ.t reserved to llmlt quanUUes . Stokely CatsuP..•...... s·~ $1 Self- Rising Flour:::.s~~49~ 49~ Slew Beef 'r ·sh Orten •Ing•.•............. s9e 15 Chili with Beani~s 4 :~$1 3 9 e I Luncheon •••••••••••• ______ 5TH and.PEARL STS.··RACINE ~"'-- ..·~h~l~rt~r~~~~~~~~ • ~HOULDER ,. U. S. Grade ALarge STOKELY PINEAPPLE , ..........•....... Jul(E -.. Stokely Catsup.=~:..=~ 2~C' Do Food,.::~;.•••••;:!2.39 . HOGG &ZUSPA~~ - - :!' IIi.· . lb. Antique Birch ••••••••• 6. 25 • SLICEOi PORK :, ~ Our wormesl greetings ore pa,rading your .w ay during this ~RI. SAT. SUN. APRIL 12, 13, 14 Cherry Lauan ... ~ .... 3. 90 VIrginia Lauaa •••••••• 4. 45 • 25 ·1 .. ............. 2 I "ne Stort With A Hart" Debbie Call, Pam ll>do;on, Angela 3.55 Ambertone ...... ••••••.3. 60 3·7t : FRESH . ;_------------~---------- ... --~-·--·-·---:.~·-:-·,.;.;.;;, . and blessings that o wonderful Easler can bring . Cindy, Debbie and Ricky TriPlett. Paul Cunningham, Jyl Beaver, STYLETONE WAS )A( NOW CUT TO i , MIDDLEPORT, O. - ' )0 01. I .'o(eve Gerlach, Sharon Wilson, April ' PORK . ROAST. ~ I ~ . Boston Butt Style E. Young. J\n arrailiement ,ot sprlng Oowers, with oolored egg ' • Bacon Sq~ares~.;.._:_23~' . :Bacon Ends--~--i:. ~43c· . FRUCH OTY ' r.. . . . L_arcl~------~~. 2~99 1W1 e·ners .-.·-~~..---· ~:r:'.::. ~:; 9· 9~-., FRESH by Mrs. ~rl Knlllllt, Mrs. 1':1· c. -Wii.ioo, Mrs. Perry Mitch,' and Mrs. ·C. Dad'S Root Beer••;~••19C Jumb0 pI. es 39c ~!~?~:~~:~[~(Par Vea11ut Bone r:;:~i·~ 55~ =~;~~.... Pork & Beans.!:'i:~.,3 :: s1 Tomato Juice.•s::••••• ·3 :::· s.l Orange Drink.•:=~•••A ~ s1 Pom1roy l ·~ Meetings 531 W. M•in ' ' MOQTC prefi:idcd at the _'"''"" . ,. NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE ,., $1.19 Producer's Grade A CBS fo,tnd that tts special Certified Gas Station . ~do~lf1C:- bYldJ!,s,MooMI. ·1 Waa coy~;~r,d_..._tn "'~\ ,. Homogeni:r:ecl (WIIh 8 G•l . G••l f?;::: en on. throu ·h Sat•.9 to 9· Comas. Mrs. John Hood. Mr. and Mrs. .. I>Y Ml'ls, , .rOnoll' wid ehl.ckeif ~~cy~ti~ ....d.·y~ _ .. <oni!orecl l!'•.ll!bl•. Held by Teens for christ • ~ ·. ~:,. j and St.' Matth..,.and.j,f ayer. The pled,ge···SlltVIce ~nd tile ,qr9.vor to conchide ttie meeting w:ere gl)ltn Easter ~fse service at the .Middle}):C)rt stadium at 6 a.m. , An Easter presentatioo entltled, H Is My Son, was presented by Mrs. Criswell, program leader. Mrs. M L. French served as narrator ror a playlet deplctlng Mary, the mother ot Je~ and ~~:telu~ ~,· -~~~·~~· ' '"'*~\}..~:.;\' \ , . ., .: . " Devotions by ,Mr-S. ~ra"st-?.)'n lncluded ser-tpuri$from~. I:Uke " . . !>f«• ~, ' ~llf- I , · ;iild, a -~~~~ ·u.o I~· ,o.t Walter nves wen namod ci-IS.ir:Anriwllce~ a~ tb, meetirig was men of iocal church~•»>n:SJbl~l- the Mauftd:Y ~tsd:aY Communion I.Y: ~- r s. .- Jam?~_ , B;r!~on, &er\l!ce 'ilt.'7:30_p.Jn.{the·co~muchairman of 1he commltteQ on ntty Good Frw.,. ,service it the membership, and MrS, ~et Church of , Christ at 7:30, .P.m., ' ' Ol'l! BEST WL~HES to Mrs. J, E. McComas 'Who wUI ob~erve her 87th birthday Thursday, Slle resides ln Atlddleport with her son and daughter-inIal¥, Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Me ~ on ' , nlght'B meetlng of the Woman's Entsminger, Mrs. · Hayes, and SocieQ' ot Chrhltian Service at Mrs. JOhn Kincaid, nomination Ilea~ Methodist Church. chairmen. Mrs. Nan MOore was re.:electPlana were discussed -rOr the ed president or the SMiety. Other ramily night dinner <11 April ~3 officers named were Mrs. (ialen at 6 P,t(ll-, the week when Dr. Hrown, vice president; Mrs. James ' pcweerd will be speakJames friswcU, recording sec- ing nigfltly at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. retary and program leader; Mrs. Uavis will serve, as general (ilenn I.ambert, assistant secre- chairman lor the dinner l'ltllcll tary; Mrs. Fred Hibbs, treasur~ will be a potluck altair. er and supply chairman; Mrs. It was OOtcd during tile meetMax Donahue, secretary or mis-- ing that Dr. Ucwecrd has been sionart education and campus an rvangelist · for 33 years and ministry. and Miss Bess sanborn, that during the l9.aos wa.sassoelated wlth the Oadto Tabernaspiritual growth chairman. Mrs. F.vercttc navis and Mrs. c-le's ramily prayer period. ~al. He expects to be there another two weeks and then will go home for additional recuperation time. ~11'. stewart is the worthy patron or r.acine Chapter , Order or the Eastern Star, and his wife, Louise. is the worthy matron. !I) Mrs. Mo6rf! ;s, R~i!Eiscie'(1 · ~~ ·President of He~th Wscs :; · : ' • ·ittiin the next few weeks, and fur that we're t;Orry, 1-'rank and hili ·wue. Martha, came here eight years ago when he took a coaching PQiiltion at MiddlePort High S:hool. lie len the coaching rield to go to \'al\ldlwn now l·'oote Mineral Co., four yeat"s ago. 1 \\'hile much or Martha's time goodJyes ~ nieht was Torn b con.sumcd by her two sons. Lind who lel't yesterdaY f r 0 m l>~wid. a set'ond grader. and Mil'arnp Pendleton, Calif., for t,1hael , wllo is in kindergarten. she \'ietnam. lie was scheduled ror halil been QUite acth·e in the Ohio a 24-hour stopover in Okinawa Qa Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma before going on to VIetnam to Phi Sorority. Martha is a former .ioin the Third Marine Uivision. prelldent ol the cllaptcr and three Tom is the son or Mr. and Mrs. )-'ears ago was seletted "~rl of Heino Lind . the year. •• .,f· •', '<,, .•. '. SEALJEST ' churngo'd ·19e .c:~~~l 1 White FOi · Aucirted Flavon Size 60''1124H Colorful, Specially Priced 1/2 gal. SPECIAL· BROWN'N SERVE ROLLS 4 R.ESH OTS • CELERY - . ' ' -. urge Sl:r:e . ' Bunch . ., ... '' ' <. �11' .. ~ ,. ~----~-. •1···-·-.... . . ·J· h '' 'l1lt · ~ ··-~· -··--~--~ · -··---~~. tlap{ s.....~ ,l~•w·Middla>on, o.. •\1>~11111, 1968 tomJnUnity fpr,ner .•• s~~~~;ne . ,. ·,l.~ • ..... . n: congtJ.tulatlons' lo Frank Eschlematl who ha~ beenpromoted 1 New offteera were elected and · : }Unerat Qt. rrom the personnel ~run~nL at Ute New·· plans were made Cor a potludo; 1 to aslii::;tant industrlal relation!~ man~~~:,-er at the finn's dinner , whith will be a feature Metallu•·gica11'rod.uct:s llivision at t:amb•·lq;e. of evangelistic · services to be or coul'tie, this means that the family will be leaving Middleport condu~ tlils rruinth at Mondjy (.'A t:sn\G MORE than one motorist to take a second look as they travel aloog .\sh St in Middl~­ port is the new hom~ of Mr. anti Mrs. l'leo 1\erns which Hterally sprung up O\'ernigtlt. The house Is th~ latest thins ln deluxe mobile homes and wa s moved llere in two sections the rront half, then the back half - and placed on the foundation which had been completed only Friday. lt came complet~ with a chimne.JI. WILLIAM STEW .-\RT of Athens is recuperating from a coronary which he suffered a couple or weeks ago and remains conrined to Sleltering ,\rms llospit- HF.AlTll PltOBl.EMS have forced Betty Hutchison to step down (rom her teaclling position at West Columbia for lhe remainder of the year . Care of four children along with assisting her husband in the dairy farm operation proved just too strenuous, and It was on doctor's orders tllat Mrs. llutchi~ son resigned he1· Job. TELEPIIO~II'>G TO SAY h i s Report Given ,., ' ·. .... "!Jlt.>>i•' .r·.:, • ·; -1l!Uno .. ,,-' · . ... . ·"•. .. 1 th~ sus, and a village woman portra.red by Mrs. Lambert llJ1d Mrs. Brown. ·Piano music by Mrtl. Emerson Jones interspersed the narration, and the playlet "as conduded witll a duet by the ltev . . and Mrs• .Max Donahue. The meeting opened with a I 5 ~- .. A report on the "Teens For 1 Christ" convendon held in Canton Friday and saturday was given by the junior and senior it,. .\Y&s•s at SUnday nl&ht' s titrvice oi f 11 the Middleport Church ·._~ Christ. :! - The youth reported that over ·: 1,600 young people of Ohio, with :; a few from other states, par.. • ticiPated in the convention. ;_•. MeetingiS of the )'outh groups ;:• were held preceding the regular •: church service. A discussion on ·~ Vietnam wal:i held by the senior :: class with Peg Mc Kinney as the ::: program chairman. The junior ' :· high class disc us sed starting a ·: ; scrapbook to enter for comPetition at the next "Teens for •• Christ" convention, and the •.i younger clu!> talked or way s to pray and completed their prayer ~· ,_. books. .! : Youth attendlnc were .'lusan and •. i: '• '• MILK rons istln~ of an hour-lonl-l ro nversatton betweE>n grass .. roots philosopher Erlc Hoffer and its conespondent. Eric Se\'areid . went so well that It has sc heduled the pair for an~ other word !est durinK the Nodepo•it Twin 1 Pack Gallon coming season by Mrs. lXlnahue. 1 , ·;/'. The Easttlr m'OUI was used in the tabl~ decorations for a deSsert ~he ser~ed - 1 .- ,..I __ . ,; __ ---~------- -:·;~· , . -., .-:;:~~·~t::.:.;.:;:.;.:=o .,.,.,;_;,, I I· , ·• 1\ Fine furniture~~ on the tnsldewlth F_lenteel's 1 fampus Lifetime ,!.Pi1ng and preelslon Ol18ineered I soli$~ hardwood rrame. Ask our salesman to tt£1 I over a chair and show you why Flex~;teel ls the I finest ...,ooJ.stered furniture you can bu,y. ! Baker ·Furniture. 79' .;--··--· • w • . ' 460L can·. splendid season. As you join with family and friends to " observe the holy, happy holiday, we wish you alllhe joys lb• .. 39~ CLOS~D .EA$TEI SUNDAY . doz. fu/-l 'u /u Ruv! 12 lndividu•lly Wroppod · • • • Prices Effective . ,. ' ' .. 11 -12-13 · - Pineapple -Grapefruit f 1lRINK · · ~~ 01·19'· · can 1 · SHOWBOAT I ·poRK and BEANS '300'Qn · 1OC DiL M..O.NTE · ' Cookies. Chocolate or box •• •• D<vilo Food '1 EASY MONDAY Htavy ou., Blue · ' Fro:r:en food .Bvyl ~b.ar plck•.i.;.J.O...... ' : ,· .• . ( . :. I ..!- .$1.19 200tabs ' 7 OL bot, - 59~ . Our Good . / DAil¥.;-fAIR ICE , 1• 09 - . · :1 Fresh Pork Steak 3~,~1.59 . 3 · $. I' . . Ground Beet ~ ·POtk sausage ~=. ~:.~"2ib. Plenty ·of Easte.r · Hams Premier Fine Beef · · lb. • OurOwnGrlnd , . ; .' . .., . .... , f . ". . .,.;· ·' ; r, ',\·,, ' . . F,tom Premt.r:~ ·.;, ,·.-·.. ' , ,_, . i··' ..•• "• ,-; ' ,l...-.. » fit . !'\'" .... ,,,·. ~.'· ~ .,, ' -1~:1,'' • .... • . . ,_,, __ ""'"•'' ................. .-.. ~J~J..:· """ ' - •' ' ' . t··· ""'·"'""' p Chi Silt SUNDlYOily ILK 29~/ ·.., pkg. ~~~ OFB MORTON Pui-Valu B~v! . ENGLISHMT... GREIIM BE ' POT PIES : PRODUCE . SPECJAI,S · ;. '· ~/1 ' . ' · s 00 1/2 31h. ,can GOLD MEDAL . - - PEDAL SOFT SALAD DR_ESSING ~ LIQUID· -DETERGENT ~ . ' qt. 3ca~ .Potted Meat.!:::........... \OC Vi na Sausage:::.. Sl.$1 Fig Bars~:~........... 2!49C .lne 4 b.$1 rgar . ...••.••••••• T01•I et ,.ISSUe.~:fi...... 8"'n. $1 $) Rug RUnnerS•••••••••••••••••• GALLON rfor . '· fi:.~~')~~r~t-'51~~~-~')~~~ 2 ~~g DINNERS 3 1.00 JIFFY STEAKS - . ·LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC , . 2 9~· ~QUEr Reg. 79c Value BAYER ASPIRIN BRE~AD · FRENCH FRIES HEALTH NEEDS-DISCOUNT PRICED! 418 SHEETS MOOTZ 1-lb. loaves . Wilson'• 12 o:r:. .. Savr>ry can SilLIEST LAUNDRY DET.ERG:E·NT ·.i · giant • boll . On Salt S.tuniiJ Only POPSICLES OR FUDGESICLES. ' p,/.Valu · 0Ieo •.:;~:·~::........... 5 sl lteg. 1.73 Value family Sil8 RC COLA - 8 ~~·69~.' 46 Lyke'• 240L • • • • • • • • e • • • • • • • • can Wilson's &.kerite ':ruiJ.t reserved to llmlt quanUUes . Stokely CatsuP..•...... s·~ $1 Self- Rising Flour:::.s~~49~ 49~ Slew Beef 'r ·sh Orten •Ing•.•............. s9e 15 Chili with Beani~s 4 :~$1 3 9 e I Luncheon •••••••••••• ______ 5TH and.PEARL STS.··RACINE ~"'-- ..·~h~l~rt~r~~~~~~~~ • ~HOULDER ,. U. S. Grade ALarge STOKELY PINEAPPLE , ..........•....... Jul(E -.. Stokely Catsup.=~:..=~ 2~C' Do Food,.::~;.•••••;:!2.39 . HOGG &ZUSPA~~ - - :!' IIi.· . lb. Antique Birch ••••••••• 6. 25 • SLICEOi PORK :, ~ Our wormesl greetings ore pa,rading your .w ay during this ~RI. SAT. SUN. APRIL 12, 13, 14 Cherry Lauan ... ~ .... 3. 90 VIrginia Lauaa •••••••• 4. 45 • 25 ·1 .. ............. 2 I "ne Stort With A Hart" Debbie Call, Pam ll>do;on, Angela 3.55 Ambertone ...... ••••••.3. 60 3·7t : FRESH . ;_------------~---------- ... --~-·--·-·---:.~·-:-·,.;.;.;;, . and blessings that o wonderful Easler can bring . Cindy, Debbie and Ricky TriPlett. Paul Cunningham, Jyl Beaver, STYLETONE WAS )A( NOW CUT TO i , MIDDLEPORT, O. - ' )0 01. I .'o(eve Gerlach, Sharon Wilson, April ' PORK . ROAST. ~ I ~ . Boston Butt Style E. Young. J\n arrailiement ,ot sprlng Oowers, with oolored egg ' • Bacon Sq~ares~.;.._:_23~' . :Bacon Ends--~--i:. ~43c· . FRUCH OTY ' r.. . . . L_arcl~------~~. 2~99 1W1 e·ners .-.·-~~..---· ~:r:'.::. ~:; 9· 9~-., FRESH by Mrs. ~rl Knlllllt, Mrs. 1':1· c. -Wii.ioo, Mrs. Perry Mitch,' and Mrs. ·C. Dad'S Root Beer••;~••19C Jumb0 pI. es 39c ~!~?~:~~:~[~(Par Vea11ut Bone r:;:~i·~ 55~ =~;~~.... Pork & Beans.!:'i:~.,3 :: s1 Tomato Juice.•s::••••• ·3 :::· s.l Orange Drink.•:=~•••A ~ s1 Pom1roy l ·~ Meetings 531 W. M•in ' ' MOQTC prefi:idcd at the _'"''"" . ,. NESCAFE INSTANT COFFEE ,., $1.19 Producer's Grade A CBS fo,tnd that tts special Certified Gas Station . ~do~lf1C:- bYldJ!,s,MooMI. ·1 Waa coy~;~r,d_..._tn "'~\ ,. Homogeni:r:ecl (WIIh 8 G•l . G••l f?;::: en on. throu ·h Sat•.9 to 9· Comas. Mrs. John Hood. Mr. and Mrs. .. I>Y Ml'ls, , .rOnoll' wid ehl.ckeif ~~cy~ti~ ....d.·y~ _ .. <oni!orecl l!'•.ll!bl•. Held by Teens for christ • ~ ·. ~:,. j and St.' Matth..,.and.j,f ayer. The pled,ge···SlltVIce ~nd tile ,qr9.vor to conchide ttie meeting w:ere gl)ltn Easter ~fse service at the .Middle}):C)rt stadium at 6 a.m. , An Easter presentatioo entltled, H Is My Son, was presented by Mrs. Criswell, program leader. Mrs. M L. French served as narrator ror a playlet deplctlng Mary, the mother ot Je~ and ~~:telu~ ~,· -~~~·~~· ' '"'*~\}..~:.;\' \ , . ., .: . " Devotions by ,Mr-S. ~ra"st-?.)'n lncluded ser-tpuri$from~. I:Uke " . . !>f«• ~, ' ~llf- I , · ;iild, a -~~~~ ·u.o I~· ,o.t Walter nves wen namod ci-IS.ir:Anriwllce~ a~ tb, meetirig was men of iocal church~•»>n:SJbl~l- the Mauftd:Y ~tsd:aY Communion I.Y: ~- r s. .- Jam?~_ , B;r!~on, &er\l!ce 'ilt.'7:30_p.Jn.{the·co~muchairman of 1he commltteQ on ntty Good Frw.,. ,service it the membership, and MrS, ~et Church of , Christ at 7:30, .P.m., ' ' Ol'l! BEST WL~HES to Mrs. J, E. McComas 'Who wUI ob~erve her 87th birthday Thursday, Slle resides ln Atlddleport with her son and daughter-inIal¥, Mr. and Mrs. L. W, Me ~ on ' , nlght'B meetlng of the Woman's Entsminger, Mrs. · Hayes, and SocieQ' ot Chrhltian Service at Mrs. JOhn Kincaid, nomination Ilea~ Methodist Church. chairmen. Mrs. Nan MOore was re.:electPlana were discussed -rOr the ed president or the SMiety. Other ramily night dinner <11 April ~3 officers named were Mrs. (ialen at 6 P,t(ll-, the week when Dr. Hrown, vice president; Mrs. James ' pcweerd will be speakJames friswcU, recording sec- ing nigfltly at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. retary and program leader; Mrs. Uavis will serve, as general (ilenn I.ambert, assistant secre- chairman lor the dinner l'ltllcll tary; Mrs. Fred Hibbs, treasur~ will be a potluck altair. er and supply chairman; Mrs. It was OOtcd during tile meetMax Donahue, secretary or mis-- ing that Dr. Ucwecrd has been sionart education and campus an rvangelist · for 33 years and ministry. and Miss Bess sanborn, that during the l9.aos wa.sassoelated wlth the Oadto Tabernaspiritual growth chairman. Mrs. F.vercttc navis and Mrs. c-le's ramily prayer period. ~al. He expects to be there another two weeks and then will go home for additional recuperation time. ~11'. stewart is the worthy patron or r.acine Chapter , Order or the Eastern Star, and his wife, Louise. is the worthy matron. !I) Mrs. Mo6rf! ;s, R~i!Eiscie'(1 · ~~ ·President of He~th Wscs :; · : ' • ·ittiin the next few weeks, and fur that we're t;Orry, 1-'rank and hili ·wue. Martha, came here eight years ago when he took a coaching PQiiltion at MiddlePort High S:hool. lie len the coaching rield to go to \'al\ldlwn now l·'oote Mineral Co., four yeat"s ago. 1 \\'hile much or Martha's time goodJyes ~ nieht was Torn b con.sumcd by her two sons. Lind who lel't yesterdaY f r 0 m l>~wid. a set'ond grader. and Mil'arnp Pendleton, Calif., for t,1hael , wllo is in kindergarten. she \'ietnam. lie was scheduled ror halil been QUite acth·e in the Ohio a 24-hour stopover in Okinawa Qa Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma before going on to VIetnam to Phi Sorority. Martha is a former .ioin the Third Marine Uivision. prelldent ol the cllaptcr and three Tom is the son or Mr. and Mrs. )-'ears ago was seletted "~rl of Heino Lind . the year. •• .,f· •', '<,, .•. '. SEALJEST ' churngo'd ·19e .c:~~~l 1 White FOi · Aucirted Flavon Size 60''1124H Colorful, Specially Priced 1/2 gal. SPECIAL· BROWN'N SERVE ROLLS 4 R.ESH OTS • CELERY - . ' ' -. urge Sl:r:e . ' Bunch . ., ... '' ' <. �• 11 - ' •• 'r ,!<. . '1h _. ~"""~ ' • • ,. )_ • ·' I'Qottro)'o)ll~..-, o., April 10. i~a ; ' • ·~ I . . Want Ads Ring, Are You "Listening? 1965 CHEVY n Soi;>er ~ Q>o. .\BNOLD ·-=Not Uoo .. 01110'1 ••••.....•.. ~. ,,, • , , .• , ,.f159$ · PINIIT ~, ~';" vs ens1no, outomadc tnn!l. Now' ltres, el811linterlor, radio and heater. 1965 OO~T ................... ·•• , •• , .$1 t9$ Call- K.r. Ci>e. V811Q11ne, t IIPBid lrlllo. Rand lL ll>oc- ehromo Wbeel oowera, red flnllh.iltd vlnyllnterlQr. A nice one. · lai 't9is:t MERCURY •••••••••• , , ••••••• .• •••••••895 Con. C»e. Local OM owner c:ar and shoWs teniler eare. Auinmatlc, P, -ring and brllkeo, red Onlsh, red rln,y11~>­ lerlor. ®. QPIN EVES. 1:00 P.M. Notice I ~I!OY,GHIO SHOOTING Mal<b Sunday, Ap. ril U, from 11 noon to 4 p.m. Hama, bacon, hall of hog. Shotguns only. Rutland American Legion Home. 4-Htp UJ illlilwlo -teht aiMII ..............~toil ..... .....,_4___ .... L""'td • . _ , • . POMIIOY "JIIIl . ForS.t. PETS - Blaelt Scottlea, ForS.Ie In Memory . · .. AREA WAUHOUSI ... Pomeroy Motor Co. White Westies, Miniature Schnauaers IN MEMORY of VIctor L. Grim BY OWNER, new three bedand Poodles lor Ealler. Bllltwho passed away one year mom air condinoned home; amo Kennels. CoolviUe, Ohio. ago today, April !G. MiBaed two car BM118<, comer lot. Phone m-3654. 1-S-!Oic U interested, call 992-ai!IS. more aach day by hla loved l'HERE WILL be a consignment 3-27-tfc sale on farm machinery April CML. heavy, lum• stoker. Oil• Mrs. VIctor Grim 27: II interested contact Leo and mine run. EICOislor Salt and Children. 4-10-ltc ZIG ZAG Sinser, dial zig zag, Morris at RuUand. Phone 74J. Works, Inc., E. M•In St.. Popreowned, A-1 condition. Sold ~ or Jim Carnahan 91!1meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tlc new over $315. Balance due 27118 1-T-'Itc For Rent f69. Buttonholes, monograma, MOBIL HOME. 8dS, eacellent ONE FURNISHED apartment, sews on buttons, etc., wltbout BAND AT Jack's Club, Happy 4 rooms, bath, jull above corcondition. Completely lurnlabattachments. Pay only $1.50 Valley Boys, Friday and Sa~ poration sign in Mason Ctly. ed. $1650.00. Call 991-Q62. per week. Phone m-2685. urday, 8 to 2. 1-I0-3tp BJs yellow bouae. Marion ReyS-II-!Otfc 1-:1-tlc nolds. 1-Htt WILL DO sewing at home: zipSEVEN ROOM house, aoven pers, pocke!ll, pegging, hem- FURNISHED apartment, 126 MUST SELL 1966 Singer, In acres of land, ceDar, smoke beautiful walnut table; fuDy ·ing, alterations, etc. Mrs. Mulberry Ave.. Pomeroy. Ph. house, good garden space, equipped to zig zag, monoFreddie Thabet, Mason, 992-6691. 4-7-tlc two good wells, very good gram, fancy design, etc. UsPhone '1'13-5651. 3-18-!0tp water, ooal house, wood ed very little. For quick sale, FURNISHED a~artment, 11410 house: $28110. Can be bought $48, or payments of til each SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg- Mulberry Ave." , Pomeroy. Ph. on land conlracl. Phone 742month. Phone 992-3085. ular $15 now $9.50. Cletlth 992-5691. 4-7-tlc 4356 Rutland. +~ +We Brogan's Shop, near Salem Center. 3-i4-30tc FURNISHED and unlumlahed SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing maapartments. Close to school. 50XIO MOBILE home, 1964 mochine. This machine sold del, copperlone kitchen, two · HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs Phone 992-5434. 10-18-tlc much blgher. TbiB machine bedrooms, carpet In llvi118 Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Monwill make buttonholes, dam, room. Phone 992-2119. 4-7-12te day tbru Fridny. Ladies night LARGE five room and l>ath embroidery and zig zag. Take every Friday. U-tfc apartment, newly de<-orot•rt, over paymenla of $1.25 per FIVE ROOM HOUSE. bath. furnace heat, Pomerov, week or pay balance due, Aluminum sidiiHf. storm winPENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY '•·••-IIe Phone 9!12-5307. $38.46. Phone 992-2836. ~te dows, hardwood floors. g a s will pay !Or a brake adjustfurnace. large lot: $<;800. Ph. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, ment at Pomeroy Home !! ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 mom Pomeroy 992-3718. 1-7-6\p Auto. 1-7-tlc apartment, beautiful view of rug washers, pollahers and the river. you have to see to genuine par!ll, call 99Z-3710. appreciate. convenient an d LIVE BAIT, :14 hour sell-serHelpW•nMtl 3-1~ vice. Fife's. Third St., Midorunlortable. phone Jl92.52'11. CAR HOP, "waitress and dish dleport. 4-2-12te WILL YOU make a lair offer s-~tlc washer. Apply In person. Crow'• steak House. ~te on desirable ten year old . JI'UIINI8ImD three-room o..rt- SOUTHERN , PLANT$, . o'*" hoUse on m, ez, In'· Clifton. ment, bath; on Sauth Second now, cabbage, tomatoes. pep- Sill nice rooms and bath, FEMALE HELP wanted: Must pers, sweel potstoes. Phone Ave., Middleport. Phone Mrs. be experienced in dry cleanbasement separated to 6 843-2693. Charles R. Harrla. Howard Cectl. 99%-5262. ing. Aopiy between 4 and 5 rooms and tile shower, U.18 Portland, Ohio. 3-15-Mte 4-:1-tlc p.m., ABC Cleaners. Masoo, · stall. Two lots 501:100 each W. Va. 1-1-fitc Fenced In privacy. All kinds FURNJSHED TWO BEDROOM FOR CUSIIION COMFORT of fruit treea. Inquire at Shoes, Cliff's Shoe RaEmployment W•nftcl · APARTMENT. Middleport, Knapp Blanche Compaon In CUlton. palr. Middleport. 3-22-30te phone 992-3114. H-tlc W. Va. 4-10-301c BABYSI'M'ING In Syracuse, phone~~ NEW HOME In Maaon, two FOUR ROOM house, bath, fuR SPECIAL STEREO, 1968 Early baaement, ~arage. Two rear bedroom, pbone 773-5'1!0. American stereo radio comold home. Phone 1192-2421. Public Sale 4-&-3te bination; Thill is a beautiful, 3-22-tlc AUCTION, SATURDAY, April aolid otate unit with 4 soeed IS. I p.m. The following perchanger. Take over payments For Sale POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy IOOal property will be aoid at of 18 per month or pav balSTRAWBERRY planla, sw-e . miniature. $75 and un. !llud lho residence of the late Ward ance of '1111!. For free born• crop, $4 per hundred. Cbarservice and groomln~. !'hoot Hayes jull aouth of Chester, demonotratlon cell 193-3218. les Foetor, Rt. z. Racine . Pb. 1192-5441. II S tfc 1 Ohio '"' State Route T. Living Alao have repoesesaed 11ereo :117-2309. 4-7-3te room suite, day bed, several 19'!8 DODGE Charrer. Phone · In · walnut cabinet lor payrockers and odd chairs, oak ments of $5.80 or balance of Phone HAY, George Carson, New Haven, 882-2355. 4-l-ltp table, work table. 5 piece di4-7-8tp $1111.98. I-S-6tc nette. cheot of drawers, sev- 74!.-4753. FIVE RIDING horsPS, 1100 atld eral metal beds. ruf!S, Hot CONN TROMBONE, used only up. Arnold Grate, Rutland. JAMES I"RY pmnerty on MidPoint refrigerator, sweener, dleport HDI. Phone 74Uil3. . 18 months. Call 992-51111 alter Phone dny. 742-1211 ; evenin"" coolllng . uteoaiis, dlahes. writ4-1~ 5 p.m. 4-7-ltp 742-5501. 1-1-ttc 1118 desk. two drop leaf tablea. hand tooia. old waahers. coiJeelon itema ouch as McGuf- SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath. COMPLETE restaurant equlo- GOOD HAY: 50 cents per bale. two eatra lots, State Route Paul Karr, Cheater, Ohio. ment. ean 742-1211 for defey Readers, other bookB, pic1Z4 In Rutland. Excellent con4-&-3te tails. 4-1-Qe lure !ramea, ooffee grinders, dition. Phone 742-5291 4-7-51~ lantema. mDk cans, dinner SIX ROOM boose, bath. new NINE ROOM boule, I~ Ioiii. beD, iron kettle, brsaa kettle, SHOP AND SAVE !Or Eaoter at Racine, Phone III-3TP. gas furnace, ~-acre land. baby bed, wagon seat, atooe Bryant's Budget Shop, 108 W. two cement porches, one mile dturn, 30 gal. jar, other jars Main Pomeroy. Men's suits beyond Cheater on Route '/. and other arttclea not listed. • $29.15, Dress Shirts $1.99, Phone 985-1129. 1-1-fitp 1968 STEREO rBdlO COIIiblri8" Terms caoh. Not responalble lion. Hanllaome walnut eaoDress Shoes $6.99. Rats $2.tl, for aecldents. Sale conducted eole, has BSR anlomatlc recBoys Suits '19.95, Sblrla ~1.25, FIVE ROOM house, bath, talDIby the Bradford Auction Co., ord clumger. Take over payShoes $3.29, SockB 25 cents, dry mom, In Syracuee; one Racine, Ohio. 4-T-Stc meota of $5.U per month or Ladies Shoes 119c, Dresses ll9c acre ground. Nice lor trailer pay Ha.41. Call ..... to $8, Artificial Flowers 5c park. Phone Glen Cundiff, Jr., W•nttd To l-Ute each ; Potted $1.29; juot re992-5950. 4-7-tle LARGE LOT or small acreage leased a new memorial album suitable lor building home, or of the Silver Bridge by Rev. will buy moderately priced Ray Anderson; contains two home In 'Melga Local School songs of the bridse as well as District. Write Box 48, MidII other wonderful gospel dleport. 4-S-tfc S0118S. May be purchased at Bryant'l Budget Shoo, 1111! W. I WEITE · ANT!QU!S. furniture, dllhel. .• "'' · ' '· o:. ' '' Main. Open I to 5 dntly. mlacellaneoua. Mrs. Howard 4-T-3te Cedi, -1110 W. 'Main St., PomeIOJ. 1-25-lfc I"ROM WALL to wall, no aoU at all, on cerpe!ll cleaned C.rcl Of Tt..nkl , with Blue Luotre. Rent electric sbampooer Baker FurWISH to eapresa appreclatloli niture. 4-Htc for the friends and relatives who 10 kindly remembered 1111! with cardll. letterl, vlli!ll FOUR (4) eaba u is, five mo!1-o.d telephone calls dm-ing bile radio unl!ll, ~ baae Ill· long confinement at Hoi·' lion, frequency on base otatlon 15U9; on mobile unit al)ll the Huston Nursing Now......,.theeirc1odl.uon 15771, and oflice lurnilare; fiomne, Frlendl who clftd lor to fonil the 1urprlte auwer, u pit, 'my home and nelgb- $3,500. Phone Im-28115 dny or o_.wtorthtobcwe.-. 4-Htp . who brollgllt IDY rnaJl 9SI-ll8Z4 eveniDCJ. ,_net. dally, for mr IPridoSUUIJIEIISI!Utnl It WAS aad fallhlul nura who LONE . STAR llbergllu boal, ("-wen t.-rew, 111M iillh me tlda pall 15 ·reel, ;e bp MetourY moJ....W""1 LIIIL fAMIO IUMAP DIIMA'Y dlllllllll, ...s for aU tor; trailer. Plano "gprigbt." , .. 11"1 way. good ~!loa. !""'- . ' \' 3'/U. I . 4-Hc ,, . ~0-ltc ..... . ·) ''.f ......, hy ·f , c .. ,. I. 01. ' I ,, " lo " " ~ I ( I I '1. TRY~t[;Eb II I I ...... ' ' .. ., ... / •. ' '._. .. ' ForS.Ie Pomeroy Co. 2 / ...... •''--"·-·· · ... ......... . or II I) • A.~:WINTER MONEYLAND! ·" '4-Ntp THREE (3) ftOCI' leollit form. al8 with ..... ranging from 3 lo T. One Ia WbitUJIII ~ il1'l1 blue and white: One (1) street lengtb formal, lise 5; color, 111111te. AD 111'11 In acellent corldltion. Call ... 2389. 4-t-Mp 1158 EARLY Amerlcen atereo: TbiB set has AM & FM radio, 4 speed automatic neord dta118er. lull like new. Lovely Take linlsb, over pay· ments ol lUI per DIOII!II or pay $81.21. Try It In your home. Phone 119S-i8Stl. 4-t4le ' ~sur WI-IUTLL HAPPEN iO MAH l.O'/AL EMP!.OIEES? .tAJMd · JCii1M GbiL& fORO It; 7,.At TIII'Mt'lt! 1114'' 8lllla Ciunft U.. ~~=;:~===~.b::::::ptf.~,'9f~W6St=~:;4 . EXPBn' i ·Wheel Alignm4111t PtRISTOMI DLC 100 : NIIW TIIAD-IILACI(WA~i Price Til!' t.U II Sf• 6501113 6501114 700xll 7tlllxl4 5.55 t.u .a lo.ll IO.U n.• n.u 71Gx14 -1s ,d A3 AI A7 l'tuo Rocopp•to lahti!IO NII_I.Guo..- weshor $30, power lawn mow- -"\$30. can 1111U1811. +I0-12tp Real Estate For S•le EVIRUDE TtR£5?? SALE.~ NtOW!SuDDIY WI. Ovola GUARANTEED AND SERVICE Ohio boat and motor Uc::enae 16.50 and 18.50 All Regular Sizes Hockingport, Ohio s,- 992-2788 PHONE 667-3370 O'CONNOR'S NURSERY DWARF FRUIT TREES 95 fORSYTHIA RED, PINK.:J!HITE fl0WERIII6 ALMOND DO&Wuuu ALTHnEA home. bath. attractiVe Inside HARDY AZALW SUS MOCK ORAIIGE S n with ceDing tne, and wall paMAGNOUAS tJ. neling. Level two acre Lot. ~9 Vl~;:-o:,. HELEN TEU'ORD GREEII SHRUBS . WIE6EUA 99c 1111111$ . .i...~ ~- ~!· -... rl- , · 4l~l!:t•'l'1nct .u. J 8usiMSs ;.slfvt..s •· ·1 ~,en.,.t ;.,..., AUTOMOmLE tnsurance """' • m-ate ~~ co. BROADWAY 1 ROUSES - MUST SELL AT ONCE- 2 houses buUtln 195!! One has 7 1'0011111 . (mentS bedrooOiherma) or'• license? Callll92-2981. I 1J trc ~- MOT••• _,.oa lALli... ,.., ot 01a """"""· ..,._. ""'''" m _.,._ .,..,. =.: -:.:_ "..<;:;:;,.~.;,.:. c.uat.7. Ohio, wW 1M cilffttd tor I~ •n• - lu1lniiQ StrviCIII REYNOLDS FLOWER Shop In r.fpson City is operi lor buatness. All kinds pot flolren, sprays, wreaths: $2.50 up; sm. pots 50c, baake!ll $3.50. Elnora Reyoolda. 4-7-ftc TER!ollTES SWARMING THEY ARE re-productlvea, rot your worker colony. Free lnapectlons and Information on crawl space da118efS. No salesman, low overhead, 10 per cent aavlngs. Allied Pest Control, Pomerey, Ohio, Ph. 1!12-5168 evenings. 4-7-8tp LOGAN FIRE & SAI"ET'' EQUIPMENT. aot.. and service, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD I. 19ectal prlcea on eatlngulahen for boats, trallen a n d bomea. DW!sbt LOgan 11923821, Charles Marshall 191t364; Max Elchlncer tn-11111. La111'e11ce Elllin 8ft.1121. 1-I!NtJie Rafrlter- AiR CONDmONING ation service. J11Ck'1 llefrlt•ration, New Haven." ~ 882-21'19. 4 I tic WMPO . ~ ~ ~ INFORMAOOW NEWS I '¥Jl)'I/E 't\16~ UP'IOIIF! 'S.I.~T ·Fi!EC' 01en ' •• • pres•nts ,•' l ••• •• • LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AJ 7:50 A.M. · 12 NOON .I ' -~ AND f 4:30 P.M. l<eepinQ Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As _ Well As I . I' ' I Entertained cancelled? Loet your opera!- READY • MIX concrete deftvered right 1o your project. Fast and easy. Free es\1mateo. Phone 992-32114. Goo«· ,... leln Ready • Mil Co., Middle' ' • •.:~ . port Ohio 1 :10 t1c · • • · · One !are will aUow 7011. 'tb I ride tor 2'J ml1el 1n the Ntw J BUDGET PRICE lut'llltore oo York ctiJ ·abwan wt\bo~ our third floor budget shop .. chanalnc t.raiDI, BaLer --•ture, •n•.,__. • ' ' 1\ r urw m.N...~.. ~·~ Ohio , • trc 8UbwQ routea ~ Mew YOn. '· · · .. CIIJ cover 1131 lillleo, a1olll' which an fll Jtatlona. SEWING MA........... re••lr · vnlJ'Ic.;:~, ,_ • • • . ,, t service. an makes. WY 2The Churdt or llcolland AI !114. 1be Fabrle Shop,. Pom. Prelbr~. "" erov. Author!zed Slnfer Sales ::·_ and Service. We Sharllfll1 • I Sclsaon. S..tt.tfe ... bath, · part baae · ot ,.,., .._._ . . . ......, ,.. mo has 4 rooms (2 bedrooma), ... " ...,, '"'· ... _.., .. IMI told tor eMil aad ~' M ral oeed bath - also 2 olhors In ....,. • - .., ,,. . . . of repair, but excellent_build- - ..,,_ " _ _,., ....... -. IN Nl4 tv ' - uau u. .,.,.... lng aitea. Call lor more In- ,. ......1,.. a. --.r. formation. ...,........... ot '"' BUitDING SITE Nlflr • - ot 011 • • - . an••••· !ICROOL - OLIVER II', - I lt. "· I& • story frame, 5 rooma (I bedI'OOD'll) . front porch, baBeMcm~~.l TO IIDDIII -··-'--. JD MCOt'daDoe w:~u. 11c. arra ot eeda H 1 ment. ouse n IIIICII •vtta• ~ eode •alefi blcll w:w .,. patr. but is excolieot building ....,,.. b7 1bo • .., "'""'"' eo... F.VfiERT """fnrevcl~ ~e"atr. ~aen ln U.tr olllct Ia tile site. $2.500.00. .,.,.,. """'· -...,. OOlo, ..,.. Pomeroy Home i>n~ ~ntn. MOBU. ROME _ (liDt), two \laW 10:00 .t.ll. April lt. 11111. •• 'dleb ua:.. .illd PlM• • ltl.at will 11-!Q.TFC bedrooms, oopperlone ldtehol1. .. .,.... tM ,.. "" o1 Pll• lal...u.d eomapted. eulftrt walr to wall carpet In Dving ,.,._ 1 F.li:PF:R"~' F:N~-. TIWI': 1!1'. 11 11 room. AD gas apo """""· "'· or • '"· "· '" "' •• 95 J\1US 'l8 rtIii ·r -•-•. · ft... lu,&Uirt ... I nlt:'.,lt'U HENRY CLBI..AND • .""'· ot I ... 111 ... ta tl Pome1'ov Home & At1to Office ft ..:~ .• , to 1a. 11 ... 111 • Ret. - . . . . ft . leqti'll RANr.JI STYLE home, I rooll18. bel'!. car"ort. garage, outbuildings. 3 a<res, I~ acrea In atrawberries. Will eel! boule and lot or boule aad acreage. Phone Chesler 9853584 4-le«p -r . 3 P.M. $_12.50 John W. VanMthr accommodnte Two andMobile Homes, gas, water, sew- · ~;;;;;;:;;;;;;:.!:::::::==~ 1 er. $1200.00 CHESrER. O, BBt-4141 POMEROY - 5 room frame, 9115-lllfT bath. wall to wan carpeting ~ in Jiving room. one fioor plan, · • gas furnace. iront porch, handy to stores. RUTLAND - 5$4500.00 room bloclt ---CROW- FER TATeR . MoN. THRII FRI. HOUSE, also Speed Queen <4l DOC PR1TCHART . OPIN7101 --- LEBANAN TWSP - 6 room home, bath, mndern kitchen, gas furnace, drilled weD, out · cellar, and barn, 57 acres, h!U land with 3 acres of good · bottom, nice small stream. Minerala. Asking $8500.00 SYRACUSE - Level Lot, will DOU.SR"l I OWE • CDAL HOUSE IN Antiquity: 4 room1, bath, big basement, two ent· buildings. Phone 91!1-31193. 4-IN!p Creltlu ~~~Itt . HERE'S TH' LAST TWO • -- ~N' THAR'S RECEIPT ·eusi-n · TmOTHY HAY, Joaepll Wlp. pel, Rt. 3, l'olnof<1y,. Olllo. . Wippel Road, Phone 111-MIO. .• . ' DABNEY .,.. 'I • "·• --------1!111 u.So..TFC ..... t..r, of It Ill. 11 1L lo If ~.or. ot ft. 11t -L.r. · o1 u 1a. " FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pwneroy Home and Auto. ,.. ta • u Ill. u ... 1a 11 ti.1.10 ·~ U. of II Ill. II p , Ia Jt ft. l•ISitlu aa. "-~- o1 ft."'....!;:; ol L.J'. n.DM..UW .......... "'- u. ol a ot • 100 U . of 1n. x..r. ft. ....... tc ••· ·• ' 1a • Ill. •• ... .. • Q ft. llllltllt 10o tt ,.. 1a tt of It Ill. II p , Ia Jt o1 141 m. 11 p. 1a 11 • x..r. ft. leQCIII .. x..r. o1 tl lD, 11 p , Ia M m. 11 ,.. Ia • »-lila, ..... :N-llla.IIUGI ........ Ill. baa* lo-.all ... u.. ~Uldl bao4t lfl...-..a i.D. baBdl lo-.tl Ill. ~ 1:10-'r-11'' ..,.. - llllt& . .bl lachu loq lullJ Ulrt..SM. M &.1. of · OUvaoJIN O.mapMd StM1 PIP* Aftll ' 11 IL IPM 'II Ia. del f,f, lL o.n..rr to 1M ...,. ~ u.. eon. t)' Gantt ~Quted two .U.. lfortb o1 0111 lt.at.ll ""N II. to 1M f p_..,., . llaW!tal to . . . Ule .. ~ . o1 tM ltaW of Olllo ~ of lllllt....,. ........ fOUl. ,' ftll CO\IIl'1 ,,......,.OIMJ'I ..,.. . , riiM ... rtJMt ltldf. UIJ" 01' ....... ' Cttl....,_. Cllrll . . . . . . c..IY ' C.W.I•II•N , ..,, to-ate NO"nCil-;0;;,-:.:;;'!~1 rfo all Ponti Buick IC GMC Trucb POMERO¥ ..::::::::= PUBLIC SALE · ••••• SATURDAY - 10:30 A.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1968 -11 l&l. ...... 10-111 BW1TNARS· Inner McmaoUa wu orPD:11 '"· 11 ,._ ,. 10 ked 117 tho People's RePUbllo u .., Auton....... llelton on 10 o.. 10 10' lD 11 llillll' 12, 1H7. ... wr. ot 11 " · ,....,. 11-30-TFC a: COORSf. M~ Datr AllllW5 Llt<£ "Rl PtA~ WITH ME ... , �• 11 - ' •• 'r ,!<. . '1h _. ~"""~ ' • • ,. )_ • ·' I'Qottro)'o)ll~..-, o., April 10. i~a ; ' • ·~ I . . Want Ads Ring, Are You "Listening? 1965 CHEVY n Soi;>er ~ Q>o. .\BNOLD ·-=Not Uoo .. 01110'1 ••••.....•.. ~. ,,, • , , .• , ,.f159$ · PINIIT ~, ~';" vs ens1no, outomadc tnn!l. Now' ltres, el811linterlor, radio and heater. 1965 OO~T ................... ·•• , •• , .$1 t9$ Call- K.r. Ci>e. V811Q11ne, t IIPBid lrlllo. Rand lL ll>oc- ehromo Wbeel oowera, red flnllh.iltd vlnyllnterlQr. A nice one. · lai 't9is:t MERCURY •••••••••• , , ••••••• .• •••••••895 Con. C»e. Local OM owner c:ar and shoWs teniler eare. Auinmatlc, P, -ring and brllkeo, red Onlsh, red rln,y11~>­ lerlor. ®. QPIN EVES. 1:00 P.M. Notice I ~I!OY,GHIO SHOOTING Mal<b Sunday, Ap. ril U, from 11 noon to 4 p.m. Hama, bacon, hall of hog. Shotguns only. Rutland American Legion Home. 4-Htp UJ illlilwlo -teht aiMII ..............~toil ..... .....,_4___ .... L""'td • . _ , • . POMIIOY "JIIIl . ForS.t. PETS - Blaelt Scottlea, ForS.Ie In Memory . · .. AREA WAUHOUSI ... Pomeroy Motor Co. White Westies, Miniature Schnauaers IN MEMORY of VIctor L. Grim BY OWNER, new three bedand Poodles lor Ealler. Bllltwho passed away one year mom air condinoned home; amo Kennels. CoolviUe, Ohio. ago today, April !G. MiBaed two car BM118<, comer lot. Phone m-3654. 1-S-!Oic U interested, call 992-ai!IS. more aach day by hla loved l'HERE WILL be a consignment 3-27-tfc sale on farm machinery April CML. heavy, lum• stoker. Oil• Mrs. VIctor Grim 27: II interested contact Leo and mine run. EICOislor Salt and Children. 4-10-ltc ZIG ZAG Sinser, dial zig zag, Morris at RuUand. Phone 74J. Works, Inc., E. M•In St.. Popreowned, A-1 condition. Sold ~ or Jim Carnahan 91!1meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-tlc new over $315. Balance due 27118 1-T-'Itc For Rent f69. Buttonholes, monograma, MOBIL HOME. 8dS, eacellent ONE FURNISHED apartment, sews on buttons, etc., wltbout BAND AT Jack's Club, Happy 4 rooms, bath, jull above corcondition. Completely lurnlabattachments. Pay only $1.50 Valley Boys, Friday and Sa~ poration sign in Mason Ctly. ed. $1650.00. Call 991-Q62. per week. Phone m-2685. urday, 8 to 2. 1-I0-3tp BJs yellow bouae. Marion ReyS-II-!Otfc 1-:1-tlc nolds. 1-Htt WILL DO sewing at home: zipSEVEN ROOM house, aoven pers, pocke!ll, pegging, hem- FURNISHED apartment, 126 MUST SELL 1966 Singer, In acres of land, ceDar, smoke beautiful walnut table; fuDy ·ing, alterations, etc. Mrs. Mulberry Ave.. Pomeroy. Ph. house, good garden space, equipped to zig zag, monoFreddie Thabet, Mason, 992-6691. 4-7-tlc two good wells, very good gram, fancy design, etc. UsPhone '1'13-5651. 3-18-!0tp water, ooal house, wood ed very little. For quick sale, FURNISHED a~artment, 11410 house: $28110. Can be bought $48, or payments of til each SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg- Mulberry Ave." , Pomeroy. Ph. on land conlracl. Phone 742month. Phone 992-3085. ular $15 now $9.50. Cletlth 992-5691. 4-7-tlc 4356 Rutland. +~ +We Brogan's Shop, near Salem Center. 3-i4-30tc FURNISHED and unlumlahed SINGER ZIG ZAG sewing maapartments. Close to school. 50XIO MOBILE home, 1964 mochine. This machine sold del, copperlone kitchen, two · HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs Phone 992-5434. 10-18-tlc much blgher. TbiB machine bedrooms, carpet In llvi118 Nile Club. 5 to 6 p.m. Monwill make buttonholes, dam, room. Phone 992-2119. 4-7-12te day tbru Fridny. Ladies night LARGE five room and l>ath embroidery and zig zag. Take every Friday. U-tfc apartment, newly de<-orot•rt, over paymenla of $1.25 per FIVE ROOM HOUSE. bath. furnace heat, Pomerov, week or pay balance due, Aluminum sidiiHf. storm winPENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY '•·••-IIe Phone 9!12-5307. $38.46. Phone 992-2836. ~te dows, hardwood floors. g a s will pay !Or a brake adjustfurnace. large lot: $<;800. Ph. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, ment at Pomeroy Home !! ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 mom Pomeroy 992-3718. 1-7-6\p Auto. 1-7-tlc apartment, beautiful view of rug washers, pollahers and the river. you have to see to genuine par!ll, call 99Z-3710. appreciate. convenient an d LIVE BAIT, :14 hour sell-serHelpW•nMtl 3-1~ vice. Fife's. Third St., Midorunlortable. phone Jl92.52'11. CAR HOP, "waitress and dish dleport. 4-2-12te WILL YOU make a lair offer s-~tlc washer. Apply In person. Crow'• steak House. ~te on desirable ten year old . JI'UIINI8ImD three-room o..rt- SOUTHERN , PLANT$, . o'*" hoUse on m, ez, In'· Clifton. ment, bath; on Sauth Second now, cabbage, tomatoes. pep- Sill nice rooms and bath, FEMALE HELP wanted: Must pers, sweel potstoes. Phone Ave., Middleport. Phone Mrs. be experienced in dry cleanbasement separated to 6 843-2693. Charles R. Harrla. Howard Cectl. 99%-5262. ing. Aopiy between 4 and 5 rooms and tile shower, U.18 Portland, Ohio. 3-15-Mte 4-:1-tlc p.m., ABC Cleaners. Masoo, · stall. Two lots 501:100 each W. Va. 1-1-fitc Fenced In privacy. All kinds FURNJSHED TWO BEDROOM FOR CUSIIION COMFORT of fruit treea. Inquire at Shoes, Cliff's Shoe RaEmployment W•nftcl · APARTMENT. Middleport, Knapp Blanche Compaon In CUlton. palr. Middleport. 3-22-30te phone 992-3114. H-tlc W. Va. 4-10-301c BABYSI'M'ING In Syracuse, phone~~ NEW HOME In Maaon, two FOUR ROOM house, bath, fuR SPECIAL STEREO, 1968 Early baaement, ~arage. Two rear bedroom, pbone 773-5'1!0. American stereo radio comold home. Phone 1192-2421. Public Sale 4-&-3te bination; Thill is a beautiful, 3-22-tlc AUCTION, SATURDAY, April aolid otate unit with 4 soeed IS. I p.m. The following perchanger. Take over payments For Sale POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy IOOal property will be aoid at of 18 per month or pav balSTRAWBERRY planla, sw-e . miniature. $75 and un. !llud lho residence of the late Ward ance of '1111!. For free born• crop, $4 per hundred. Cbarservice and groomln~. !'hoot Hayes jull aouth of Chester, demonotratlon cell 193-3218. les Foetor, Rt. z. Racine . Pb. 1192-5441. II S tfc 1 Ohio '"' State Route T. Living Alao have repoesesaed 11ereo :117-2309. 4-7-3te room suite, day bed, several 19'!8 DODGE Charrer. Phone · In · walnut cabinet lor payrockers and odd chairs, oak ments of $5.80 or balance of Phone HAY, George Carson, New Haven, 882-2355. 4-l-ltp table, work table. 5 piece di4-7-8tp $1111.98. I-S-6tc nette. cheot of drawers, sev- 74!.-4753. FIVE RIDING horsPS, 1100 atld eral metal beds. ruf!S, Hot CONN TROMBONE, used only up. Arnold Grate, Rutland. JAMES I"RY pmnerty on MidPoint refrigerator, sweener, dleport HDI. Phone 74Uil3. . 18 months. Call 992-51111 alter Phone dny. 742-1211 ; evenin"" coolllng . uteoaiis, dlahes. writ4-1~ 5 p.m. 4-7-ltp 742-5501. 1-1-ttc 1118 desk. two drop leaf tablea. hand tooia. old waahers. coiJeelon itema ouch as McGuf- SIX ROOM HOUSE with bath. COMPLETE restaurant equlo- GOOD HAY: 50 cents per bale. two eatra lots, State Route Paul Karr, Cheater, Ohio. ment. ean 742-1211 for defey Readers, other bookB, pic1Z4 In Rutland. Excellent con4-&-3te tails. 4-1-Qe lure !ramea, ooffee grinders, dition. Phone 742-5291 4-7-51~ lantema. mDk cans, dinner SIX ROOM boose, bath. new NINE ROOM boule, I~ Ioiii. beD, iron kettle, brsaa kettle, SHOP AND SAVE !Or Eaoter at Racine, Phone III-3TP. gas furnace, ~-acre land. baby bed, wagon seat, atooe Bryant's Budget Shop, 108 W. two cement porches, one mile dturn, 30 gal. jar, other jars Main Pomeroy. Men's suits beyond Cheater on Route '/. and other arttclea not listed. • $29.15, Dress Shirts $1.99, Phone 985-1129. 1-1-fitp 1968 STEREO rBdlO COIIiblri8" Terms caoh. Not responalble lion. Hanllaome walnut eaoDress Shoes $6.99. Rats $2.tl, for aecldents. Sale conducted eole, has BSR anlomatlc recBoys Suits '19.95, Sblrla ~1.25, FIVE ROOM house, bath, talDIby the Bradford Auction Co., ord clumger. Take over payShoes $3.29, SockB 25 cents, dry mom, In Syracuee; one Racine, Ohio. 4-T-Stc meota of $5.U per month or Ladies Shoes 119c, Dresses ll9c acre ground. Nice lor trailer pay Ha.41. Call ..... to $8, Artificial Flowers 5c park. Phone Glen Cundiff, Jr., W•nttd To l-Ute each ; Potted $1.29; juot re992-5950. 4-7-tle LARGE LOT or small acreage leased a new memorial album suitable lor building home, or of the Silver Bridge by Rev. will buy moderately priced Ray Anderson; contains two home In 'Melga Local School songs of the bridse as well as District. Write Box 48, MidII other wonderful gospel dleport. 4-S-tfc S0118S. May be purchased at Bryant'l Budget Shoo, 1111! W. I WEITE · ANT!QU!S. furniture, dllhel. .• "'' · ' '· o:. ' '' Main. Open I to 5 dntly. mlacellaneoua. Mrs. Howard 4-T-3te Cedi, -1110 W. 'Main St., PomeIOJ. 1-25-lfc I"ROM WALL to wall, no aoU at all, on cerpe!ll cleaned C.rcl Of Tt..nkl , with Blue Luotre. Rent electric sbampooer Baker FurWISH to eapresa appreclatloli niture. 4-Htc for the friends and relatives who 10 kindly remembered 1111! with cardll. letterl, vlli!ll FOUR (4) eaba u is, five mo!1-o.d telephone calls dm-ing bile radio unl!ll, ~ baae Ill· long confinement at Hoi·' lion, frequency on base otatlon 15U9; on mobile unit al)ll the Huston Nursing Now......,.theeirc1odl.uon 15771, and oflice lurnilare; fiomne, Frlendl who clftd lor to fonil the 1urprlte auwer, u pit, 'my home and nelgb- $3,500. Phone Im-28115 dny or o_.wtorthtobcwe.-. 4-Htp . who brollgllt IDY rnaJl 9SI-ll8Z4 eveniDCJ. ,_net. dally, for mr IPridoSUUIJIEIISI!Utnl It WAS aad fallhlul nura who LONE . STAR llbergllu boal, ("-wen t.-rew, 111M iillh me tlda pall 15 ·reel, ;e bp MetourY moJ....W""1 LIIIL fAMIO IUMAP DIIMA'Y dlllllllll, ...s for aU tor; trailer. Plano "gprigbt." , .. 11"1 way. good ~!loa. !""'- . ' \' 3'/U. I . 4-Hc ,, . ~0-ltc ..... . ·) ''.f ......, hy ·f , c .. ,. I. 01. ' I ,, " lo " " ~ I ( I I '1. TRY~t[;Eb II I I ...... ' ' .. ., ... / •. ' '._. .. ' ForS.Ie Pomeroy Co. 2 / ...... •''--"·-·· · ... ......... . or II I) • A.~:WINTER MONEYLAND! ·" '4-Ntp THREE (3) ftOCI' leollit form. al8 with ..... ranging from 3 lo T. One Ia WbitUJIII ~ il1'l1 blue and white: One (1) street lengtb formal, lise 5; color, 111111te. AD 111'11 In acellent corldltion. Call ... 2389. 4-t-Mp 1158 EARLY Amerlcen atereo: TbiB set has AM & FM radio, 4 speed automatic neord dta118er. lull like new. Lovely Take linlsb, over pay· ments ol lUI per DIOII!II or pay $81.21. Try It In your home. Phone 119S-i8Stl. 4-t4le ' ~sur WI-IUTLL HAPPEN iO MAH l.O'/AL EMP!.OIEES? .tAJMd · JCii1M GbiL& fORO It; 7,.At TIII'Mt'lt! 1114'' 8lllla Ciunft U.. ~~=;:~===~.b::::::ptf.~,'9f~W6St=~:;4 . EXPBn' i ·Wheel Alignm4111t PtRISTOMI DLC 100 : NIIW TIIAD-IILACI(WA~i Price Til!' t.U II Sf• 6501113 6501114 700xll 7tlllxl4 5.55 t.u .a lo.ll IO.U n.• n.u 71Gx14 -1s ,d A3 AI A7 l'tuo Rocopp•to lahti!IO NII_I.Guo..- weshor $30, power lawn mow- -"\$30. can 1111U1811. +I0-12tp Real Estate For S•le EVIRUDE TtR£5?? SALE.~ NtOW!SuDDIY WI. Ovola GUARANTEED AND SERVICE Ohio boat and motor Uc::enae 16.50 and 18.50 All Regular Sizes Hockingport, Ohio s,- 992-2788 PHONE 667-3370 O'CONNOR'S NURSERY DWARF FRUIT TREES 95 fORSYTHIA RED, PINK.:J!HITE fl0WERIII6 ALMOND DO&Wuuu ALTHnEA home. bath. attractiVe Inside HARDY AZALW SUS MOCK ORAIIGE S n with ceDing tne, and wall paMAGNOUAS tJ. neling. Level two acre Lot. ~9 Vl~;:-o:,. HELEN TEU'ORD GREEII SHRUBS . WIE6EUA 99c 1111111$ . .i...~ ~- ~!· -... rl- , · 4l~l!:t•'l'1nct .u. J 8usiMSs ;.slfvt..s •· ·1 ~,en.,.t ;.,..., AUTOMOmLE tnsurance """' • m-ate ~~ co. BROADWAY 1 ROUSES - MUST SELL AT ONCE- 2 houses buUtln 195!! One has 7 1'0011111 . (mentS bedrooOiherma) or'• license? Callll92-2981. I 1J trc ~- MOT••• _,.oa lALli... ,.., ot 01a """"""· ..,._. ""'''" m _.,._ .,..,. =.: -:.:_ "..<;:;:;,.~.;,.:. c.uat.7. Ohio, wW 1M cilffttd tor I~ •n• - lu1lniiQ StrviCIII REYNOLDS FLOWER Shop In r.fpson City is operi lor buatness. All kinds pot flolren, sprays, wreaths: $2.50 up; sm. pots 50c, baake!ll $3.50. Elnora Reyoolda. 4-7-ftc TER!ollTES SWARMING THEY ARE re-productlvea, rot your worker colony. Free lnapectlons and Information on crawl space da118efS. No salesman, low overhead, 10 per cent aavlngs. Allied Pest Control, Pomerey, Ohio, Ph. 1!12-5168 evenings. 4-7-8tp LOGAN FIRE & SAI"ET'' EQUIPMENT. aot.. and service, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD I. 19ectal prlcea on eatlngulahen for boats, trallen a n d bomea. DW!sbt LOgan 11923821, Charles Marshall 191t364; Max Elchlncer tn-11111. La111'e11ce Elllin 8ft.1121. 1-I!NtJie Rafrlter- AiR CONDmONING ation service. J11Ck'1 llefrlt•ration, New Haven." ~ 882-21'19. 4 I tic WMPO . ~ ~ ~ INFORMAOOW NEWS I '¥Jl)'I/E 't\16~ UP'IOIIF! 'S.I.~T ·Fi!EC' 01en ' •• • pres•nts ,•' l ••• •• • LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AJ 7:50 A.M. · 12 NOON .I ' -~ AND f 4:30 P.M. l<eepinQ Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As _ Well As I . I' ' I Entertained cancelled? Loet your opera!- READY • MIX concrete deftvered right 1o your project. Fast and easy. Free es\1mateo. Phone 992-32114. Goo«· ,... leln Ready • Mil Co., Middle' ' • •.:~ . port Ohio 1 :10 t1c · • • · · One !are will aUow 7011. 'tb I ride tor 2'J ml1el 1n the Ntw J BUDGET PRICE lut'llltore oo York ctiJ ·abwan wt\bo~ our third floor budget shop .. chanalnc t.raiDI, BaLer --•ture, •n•.,__. • ' ' 1\ r urw m.N...~.. ~·~ Ohio , • trc 8UbwQ routea ~ Mew YOn. '· · · .. CIIJ cover 1131 lillleo, a1olll' which an fll Jtatlona. SEWING MA........... re••lr · vnlJ'Ic.;:~, ,_ • • • . ,, t service. an makes. WY 2The Churdt or llcolland AI !114. 1be Fabrle Shop,. Pom. Prelbr~. "" erov. Author!zed Slnfer Sales ::·_ and Service. We Sharllfll1 • I Sclsaon. S..tt.tfe ... bath, · part baae · ot ,.,., .._._ . . . ......, ,.. mo has 4 rooms (2 bedrooma), ... " ...,, '"'· ... _.., .. IMI told tor eMil aad ~' M ral oeed bath - also 2 olhors In ....,. • - .., ,,. . . . of repair, but excellent_build- - ..,,_ " _ _,., ....... -. IN Nl4 tv ' - uau u. .,.,.... lng aitea. Call lor more In- ,. ......1,.. a. --.r. formation. ...,........... ot '"' BUitDING SITE Nlflr • - ot 011 • • - . an••••· !ICROOL - OLIVER II', - I lt. "· I& • story frame, 5 rooma (I bedI'OOD'll) . front porch, baBeMcm~~.l TO IIDDIII -··-'--. JD MCOt'daDoe w:~u. 11c. arra ot eeda H 1 ment. ouse n IIIICII •vtta• ~ eode •alefi blcll w:w .,. patr. but is excolieot building ....,,.. b7 1bo • .., "'""'"' eo... F.VfiERT """fnrevcl~ ~e"atr. ~aen ln U.tr olllct Ia tile site. $2.500.00. .,.,.,. """'· -...,. OOlo, ..,.. Pomeroy Home i>n~ ~ntn. MOBU. ROME _ (liDt), two \laW 10:00 .t.ll. April lt. 11111. •• 'dleb ua:.. .illd PlM• • ltl.at will 11-!Q.TFC bedrooms, oopperlone ldtehol1. .. .,.... tM ,.. "" o1 Pll• lal...u.d eomapted. eulftrt walr to wall carpet In Dving ,.,._ 1 F.li:PF:R"~' F:N~-. TIWI': 1!1'. 11 11 room. AD gas apo """""· "'· or • '"· "· '" "' •• 95 J\1US 'l8 rtIii ·r -•-•. · ft... lu,&Uirt ... I nlt:'.,lt'U HENRY CLBI..AND • .""'· ot I ... 111 ... ta tl Pome1'ov Home & At1to Office ft ..:~ .• , to 1a. 11 ... 111 • Ret. - . . . . ft . leqti'll RANr.JI STYLE home, I rooll18. bel'!. car"ort. garage, outbuildings. 3 a<res, I~ acrea In atrawberries. Will eel! boule and lot or boule aad acreage. Phone Chesler 9853584 4-le«p -r . 3 P.M. $_12.50 John W. VanMthr accommodnte Two andMobile Homes, gas, water, sew- · ~;;;;;;:;;;;;;:.!:::::::==~ 1 er. $1200.00 CHESrER. O, BBt-4141 POMEROY - 5 room frame, 9115-lllfT bath. wall to wan carpeting ~ in Jiving room. one fioor plan, · • gas furnace. iront porch, handy to stores. RUTLAND - 5$4500.00 room bloclt ---CROW- FER TATeR . MoN. THRII FRI. HOUSE, also Speed Queen <4l DOC PR1TCHART . OPIN7101 --- LEBANAN TWSP - 6 room home, bath, mndern kitchen, gas furnace, drilled weD, out · cellar, and barn, 57 acres, h!U land with 3 acres of good · bottom, nice small stream. Minerala. Asking $8500.00 SYRACUSE - Level Lot, will DOU.SR"l I OWE • CDAL HOUSE IN Antiquity: 4 room1, bath, big basement, two ent· buildings. Phone 91!1-31193. 4-IN!p Creltlu ~~~Itt . HERE'S TH' LAST TWO • -- ~N' THAR'S RECEIPT ·eusi-n · TmOTHY HAY, Joaepll Wlp. pel, Rt. 3, l'olnof<1y,. Olllo. . Wippel Road, Phone 111-MIO. .• . ' DABNEY .,.. 'I • "·• --------1!111 u.So..TFC ..... t..r, of It Ill. 11 1L lo If ~.or. ot ft. 11t -L.r. · o1 u 1a. " FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. Pwneroy Home and Auto. ,.. ta • u Ill. u ... 1a 11 ti.1.10 ·~ U. of II Ill. II p , Ia Jt ft. l•ISitlu aa. "-~- o1 ft."'....!;:; ol L.J'. n.DM..UW .......... "'- u. ol a ot • 100 U . of 1n. x..r. ft. ....... tc ••· ·• ' 1a • Ill. •• ... .. • Q ft. llllltllt 10o tt ,.. 1a tt of It Ill. II p , Ia Jt o1 141 m. 11 p. 1a 11 • x..r. ft. leQCIII .. x..r. o1 tl lD, 11 p , Ia M m. 11 ,.. Ia • »-lila, ..... :N-llla.IIUGI ........ Ill. baa* lo-.all ... u.. ~Uldl bao4t lfl...-..a i.D. baBdl lo-.tl Ill. ~ 1:10-'r-11'' ..,.. - llllt& . .bl lachu loq lullJ Ulrt..SM. M &.1. of · OUvaoJIN O.mapMd StM1 PIP* Aftll ' 11 IL IPM 'II Ia. del f,f, lL o.n..rr to 1M ...,. ~ u.. eon. t)' Gantt ~Quted two .U.. lfortb o1 0111 lt.at.ll ""N II. to 1M f p_..,., . llaW!tal to . . . Ule .. ~ . o1 tM ltaW of Olllo ~ of lllllt....,. ........ fOUl. ,' ftll CO\IIl'1 ,,......,.OIMJ'I ..,.. . , riiM ... rtJMt ltldf. UIJ" 01' ....... ' Cttl....,_. Cllrll . . . . . . c..IY ' C.W.I•II•N , ..,, to-ate NO"nCil-;0;;,-:.:;;'!~1 rfo all Ponti Buick IC GMC Trucb POMERO¥ ..::::::::= PUBLIC SALE · ••••• SATURDAY - 10:30 A.M. SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1968 -11 l&l. ...... 10-111 BW1TNARS· Inner McmaoUa wu orPD:11 '"· 11 ,._ ,. 10 ked 117 tho People's RePUbllo u .., Auton....... llelton on 10 o.. 10 10' lD 11 llillll' 12, 1H7. ... wr. ot 11 " · ,....,. 11-30-TFC a: COORSf. M~ Datr AllllW5 Llt<£ "Rl PtA~ WITH ME ... , �. -.... . ',>' '. ~.. }' . i • M \ ·' llj< -"IXINE IY A,LTFJ!S ••.' :0 > ·,"< ~ ,, ' • ·. ·; , ' : \ 0 0 ~··' t& invited and asked .,;· ' 0 '. • • -· ~· " • on the llr81 llooir and •IX ciao,.; rooms and tnUet !aoU!tloo on tho . second lloor and remvatlon of the heating sy•tem In the bulld. lng. . . The bo..,l voted lor F~­ to proceed with the plans andre·Port bl<k 10 the boai'donAPrU 16 -no cost estiMate of thesep.J,ans son, APPio Grove; LUry Rltnn, pt. Ploassnt; Halph llovls, Pt. Pleasant; Charles Fluhucy, Pt. Pleuan~ Richard Franklin, Pt. Pleasant; P, A. St,yre, Arbuckle; Mrs. Clarence ~rst and daUBI>ter, IA!on; Mrs. Charles Pearson and daugh~»r, l't. Pleasan~ Mrs. UJrklesi Robinson, Henderson. 4ftc • Ples Still Come ·'' WI ' ' Tllo . ~ C:O,rilht, rtHt'YI lilt rilht to Nmll·...ntlliot. :C. S14t letf StiKI "o;.:!~" , I Fra1kl11 s..:;~" , , ::. 5lc · d H 79 W. V B . a. ran am; . . c c:.t..r Loin C.. 1t1o K.._ l'noh Dinner Napkins 3-.,.... 79c ASPARAGUS You'll find everything you need for your Easter dinner: c CIUFORIII FRESH TUDER Hams ... meaty Super-Right Hams. Turkeys ... only grade "A" of course. IREU lb. A complotellno of EASTER FLOWERS ovallablo All the ftxin's, all the brands you want. MAYONNAISE - 9uart49C He'll tell you, All P should be your store. PAlE , THl ORPT AlLAtmC & PACIPIC ttA CO.. INC. Jar z ......... Pitchers Pi•a,le J1ice • By tinlted Press International (1967 woD-loSt record in paren-theses) American League California (Brunet 11~19) at New York (~ttlem,yre 15-15). 2 p.m. Cleveland (Siebert 10.12) at O!icago (Peters 1&-11). 1:15 Jane Parker Buysl I 2:1-lt). 1•30 p.m. BEAm 3~:~s7c Elcfd O'CIIIk Ctfftt • 1~17) at 14-9). 2 I I .. . .. ,::;. • I .... ... , ftC' 7 ~ luiCreamToppinc.. 4 AI,IIIAND p.m. National League Philadelphia (Short ~11) at Los Angelei (Osteen 17~11) & . _ ANN PA&E- ASSORTED ........... ";;;!... I p.m. Plttobu<gh (Bunning l7·1k) at Hou~Ston (Dierker 6-5), 7:30 p.m. !l!lcogo (Niekro 111-1) at , Cincinnati (Piii>JJa• 1&.13) 2:30 = .!'.:".!. ':: stc • •I S1DO I I P u.. 11111 • stiff.. OIIWII "':.!i" ,'; , • ': 48c · Adanta (,Jarvis 15-10) 81 st. Lou!• (Gibson 13-1), 8 p.m. ' , at. Cornell Unlver- SWE'ET POTATOES . , Frostiat.· Mix e.~:.~~ .f:.":"4t nation '111 Jan:e~~t collettion of books Knd tnu:to; on w1t.::hcraft ' ' loll ll•••nlsoo ,_..............$100.00 L.ola Croae ......................._.-...."IIDD.DO Wlt..rt l....tt ................................SH.OO Perch Fillets • • .. 7t Halib•t Staks • .... FlOZEN-OCEAN Perch 'Fillets • 5~'1" w.,.,.., ......................... ' ~ ,= 15 112-oz. can ' ' ' I . llnl. Cod _ Frtsltort P & D Ih. Steaks· ;:. 99c Shrimp _~· $1.29 ......... --tlloilnadllld-. . , . ..., n•c•••IY· Alhl to ,.,.. 101 of -~ Roral Court a.1na IIIIo Florjda ChiP Frozen Perch . : •. 49c Steaks ·---- pq. 10 ct. S} • J1U • • ftr anly 3fc NCh. Me '"11M 1111•• Nil llllwr ....,....... "Health & Beauty Aids" Rot. • Sin HaloM Curtlt Rot. & HTit Tenderay E-Z Carve Peaches Roast $J09 ~,.. Pie Sh~Us ___ . 3 lonltuoiAIIPio..,. Eggs BUFFERIN _____ _:... 6it . . .1 = 1 $1 Cream Pies __ 4 ,:: $1 !t EXTRA TOP YALUI STAMPS wlthtllil_ ........... of • KJ'Itlr DMvn Fnlh IC...., lrond Tomato Juice._. ____ . 4 !;,. 1 1441• $1 Cottage Cheese - - - - · · · · · crtn. 49c Muwoll Hou10 Swett Trtlt $1ictd Cllld!to of S.. Lith! Chunk Tuna _... ____ . _ :J No~~ 89c Pineapple . __ .. _______ 3 ':;.. $1 l\; ICrt10rlrond SOap Sweet Potatoes _. _. ___ 3 Soap 2 .... ~ 39e 2-lb. 27 Ill Soap , .... 89e Cocktail __ .. _... ____ _ 4 ·-~~... $1 · Salad Dressing _____ .. _ 3 r.:: $1 Plums -------------·-· · e"'-~-----·-- 8 ':..• $1 110611 . Gold Ploitl & $olloRIIInt IC- VIC PIC W.K. 1111o1 Com . _.. _. ______ 4~ 89c FLOUR------------- 10 ~ 89¢ Flour --·-·--··--------- ~ 49c Clevor Vollty Krltlor II"' Lal!o· Cot or , _ Green Beans. 4 ,~... 89c Peanut Butter ______ . __ ~! $1.49 LT. IROWN, ·Be~"•~cat~ Peas ..•....... 5~... $1 ._,. Retultr & - - Towels _. _. _.. __ -___ 4 ~~ 5 ' ~. 'o~ninl •·.· ,.,..••.. ....- ... ' '' . .: ': •,C :~'?i'.~ ' 5t IXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS with IIIIa_ ... ......_., 2 iiiL .,_, WHOUi - IMIUGI Sugar $109 , .''·' · -Y . · •, ... . SEAFOOD Amulalo lmllouy Brond . 2plcp. Krt10r lrond Prvlt 2l-ol. 5t EXTRA TOP YALUI IT~$ with lhl1 coup :HI and ,.d Mt f1 IlK. IROWN, COI:C'ECTIOIIAIIY 2 Nlll lNI'I 49e ' llb.or...,.c-llleod fMOI(EDIMM Tomato Soup----··-·- 10 ~~: ~1 Coffee---------·--···-·-.':;. 69e I'IWII ·Piti'JII ·IIt Re;~. No, I',.\ Krc11r lrencl 2 .......... 47c Hair Spray------ 2 '!: $1 Exeedrin ·------- ·:: 99c lfc Sire H. Dr111l.. lfildroot --------·~ 46c Rot. $1.5tlln 7o.;;;; , . le IXTRA TDI' VALUI STAMPI ..... ... _ ... ,...,_of I ..... ,...., I IIWIL ,.., w I l\;-11. ,,.., IIUZZ IIITTIUD ,,.,.;:.. mAKS Exl>. filS/It Lilli ' Beauty Soap p!tota $1 , *"1cao ........... ,. Pii\eapple ·---~----··-·· Fnoh ' A&P BRAND - WHOLE GREEN BEANS 1::1. 37c ,.,......ou.. l'lt'dior J:!'re18h Strawberries _. __ 3 .,. firvff ............................................... / A&P BRAND • ~.'· Hit.y, Ithaca , N.Y ., house the CASH WE WON-50 CAN YOU VISIT liQUIIIIDI lptlt •11111 ::;. , ·~.;;- lc All Pap PiHI1p , , , ';1..'":' lc 1 Turkeys Soap 3,......, 51c • • • Mra. P. A. Ho•• .............- - -....... ,SIO.DO hrrell O.WIOI ..................................SliM Mrw. V• ...._..,, .................................IOJIO . --110.00 ... ~ "-"-"· .,.., -'-' ., ,.., .... .n, - ti• trNII •• CoNI J. ,._ &ecel AI' '"-! Stwe - ... ,...nt .._ t.y ._.. Mlf M4rNelll Mra. Clierfo• lorlt .......................__ ,.,_,_. ,......,. to f. 0 . ... #HI c.k.•IMt, CM!Ie 4J11l (NO STORI liMN WIIMI "'"'"""""'"""""""'.."' 00 .......... c...:."'::..., • • ~ He p.m. FRESH-YEI.I.OW Leg of SAUSAGE________LLs9e PRAIII I'H.llli Fruit & Nut E~es ~: • . Chocolate Rabbits :::~~• Manhmallow Peeps ~.:; :: 1t Can•y CoHontails :::. • •':: 3t YOU CAN WIN UP TO • Frail Eat s.:."!'rt.dium • • , - m I I P Frt111 StrawMrrlll .I :: 1100 New York (ScJver 16-13) at san 1-'canci.sco (Miarichal 14-10). • • • • 49c Stytt ------Cocon1t Cream Ens :::. ':::- 45• PLAY BONUS BINGO $1,000 ....• Easter Candy .. 12-10). SineIts ,.,. .... Yilllt. Small, Young ICIOOIR WltHIOIII .WilD , lh. __ FRESH • ......................................... . 1ft Hot Cr• B1ns .!'.:. • • ....ac E*EaiiJt=· . -::. French Rolls.::-.:. • 3-at .. . Pllll"l' !ld..c:~· • IIIICni... PIIItiNIII I I=» BIICkHrry Pie ~ • • • ...4t I I P Wte Clkt ll1 . . z:: 48c UP Ml, . ... ::.zec C~erry Pie .=. . . . . . ...5t C~iffon Cake o.!; ::-:_ • ...5t 0• On TuliP , at at WHITE -«• <::25' Enriched Bread 4~ 99c Jelly Egs 118. MONTE Ire•••• Portions ::.at 1.. POLISH 59e Cheese 69c ,.,. - Whole or Butt Portion 49e ICIW'T lx.IHARP CRACICIR IMRIL - wl• ., to , , . playlolt "CAlli CIIS. lh. Cheese Retads effective thru Set., AprD 13 JANE 'ARKU - ~WITH IUTIUMILK 6-1) SHORTENING STORE HOURS Today's l'lrtt Cut KIIAI'T MILD CIIACICIR IIAilliiL ..... - CROll." • ~s429 ~~79< Dinner Rolls 2 ..... ,...L69e FI'J• ....... ::::.: loltllll Flat Hllli , , .,us 8111111 ..... A·:....'- !. .. FROZlN All the eggs and egg coloring you need, too. CLOSED EASTER DAY ~14) Oranges ~:~'t . 5t!5t Barlinka Grapes .... 4t Celery • ::: 2t Strawberries • •.L&t Umlt - YOU - ~TICH" 69c While you're t~ere,look around. U. S. GOV'T, INSPECTED ICIIOGER PREMIUM QUALITY CANNED HAMS Cookies 2 ......... 79c 1¥ollalilo II IIIICfqor ...... - lor wriflnt '-' Craftt, ' IM., P. 0.... Dollal, Tn.. 7Sii'- on1J olle.la to play. ' Country Club . ICLiiNIX S.por-Ritht 1-lb. 6t- Z.lb. St.Jt CAI''N .10~ -Cod, Solo or Porch F~H - Pork Chops~ 89c •· 79c ~ 59c. candy cottontails, coconut cream eggs and many, many more. .! Plus Free Recipes ·With Every Game Card. Full Shank Half l't. LENTEN J'AWES • • • Ham - · LoM, Fully CHMtl jelly eggs, choeolate bunnies,chocolate marshmallow eggs, EASTER PRODUCE BUYS! 'TO . Cut .,p n Fryers. ______ · ...· 35~ · '··~ ' are ~ or Oosed Easter Sunday II to It lb. .... Our Ann Pa~andy ~!JI$UIIIIl1 ~,... ··•·' ~-is loaded with everything you need to be a bunny-helper: COf'Y"'OHT e Co., INI Fnsh ' !1. .., 3ftc I .- . Pomeroy Kroger 2 =: .,. 71• ' - ,' CASH<C~IS·CROSS No Purchase Required To Play Sliced Bacon ti:; 65c Corllll lttf lrbllel ' " -up ' ..... .... TlfiJRSDAY, FlUDAY AND SATURDAY 9 TO 9 ~rarleH ~ He needs help and we're ready to lend a hand. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blessing, the maternal grandparents. He taught at Ordnance school for three years before the McCallisters left Pojnt Pleasant. • • Kroger's ·"ew Fun .Game PILLIIURY IUTTIRPLAKI BEEF ' •'' '. • l'· . -.. ' Cheese By the way, if you get a chance, ask any bunny. P~m. ,·,, ICIW'T Mill OW CRACKIR IIAR~IL tion. Mrs. McCalllster is a native ~ Point Pleasant and daughter ', ..."' FRESH TURKEYS • :,: ._ " TURKEY CHICKGI ' .. NOZIN ID TO lloUS. ALL GOOD •' ., .,._ IELTSYILL& ,... ' . r·.. . .· a busy year for the Easter bunny. Mr. and ...... 1 .. - , ••• , _. ., ,.,.~ IIMIICO IAIY IIAKI 55c ' . . , Rumor has it that this is going to be So, com~ to bul)ny·helpers' headquarters ... AIIP. (Phoebus lb. .......... a-t :: . ,.. $1C Polt ••Ill• Stub , ....lie ·.:: ••llllrltllk . . ... . '{;o~uCHouse? announcing the birth of their fifth child and second son at Csbell • Huntington Hospital on Monday, April 8, He llas not yet been named but weighed six poonds and seven ounces. Mr. McCallister is a native ol St. Albans and son of Mr , and Mrs. J. F. McCallister, of tllat clt;y, the paternal grandparents. He Is associated with the Social Security offices in Huntington and is in Point Pleasant treCJ.lently ln that business connec- (Hunter , c SULTANA- FROZEN Mra. Jerald McCallister, ofGuy- Oakland Baltimore ~\ "I TURKEYS UJ. GOrT.INSPT. GlADE A c 'Does~e McCallisters Have Stb Olild, 2nd Son Det<olt (Wilson ',~!,, • .. ""''"nib' Generous Sha•k Portions ,.. , Washington (Pascual 1:30 p.m. Boston (EUsworth ,· conditions. . oacl ibl fDothO rsclol troubles bt Mr, Ord' was lllformod b.Y the tl!<l.. cities. · board that the buDding of band .~ !:lnltll stated he and tha . buildings Cor all tl!ree ~lgll bolrd.W.uld just have to wait IIIII' .Chc!ol• wos undor.COI)slde..tlon, sea ft.hat devaloPOd In tho I!OXi · tile IJahlll18 llDle hlids atolieo . tsw weeks ~lltl thti r~<ial rloll lne corr9:lod tllil ""~'-~ apd th. : ~h· (linlt!l) fel~'mlrtliocli!lo other :~~~~~~ers should ,,._,., .,..., ditloi)s . gro:Vallecl lli.i n• lhat• a r. ,t ' ./ , I . brolJibt tAl tho attelldtlon·,C thO hNIP~oDartieulariJ ' lloant prior to thO re8i\l~ m-. lri Washlnetoft. the triP• should I•• so ·these matters could b8 dtllnlteiJtio eoineolltlcl. · , looked Into. • Warriln Keefer, -rtadaol Tho boai'd grontod several re- SII>Orvi!or, read the names Ill quests COr use of schOol buSt,' ·nino OPPUcanta he hiUI rocol,.. ' Cor various atltletic al1d other Cor thO pelitlon of bus moohaale l<livldos of the schooL WhUi and told the board that he woql4 on the subJe<t or buS requests Interview the aPPlicants lnunollo Cor trll>s was being dlocussod, atel,y an~ropertbacktolhobolrd. the planned New York and Wast.. Tho next sesolon of tho bolrd lneton, ri. c. triP• wore discuOo wW be, AprU 16 at 7•30p.m. Cooked H PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ruth Lewis ot Af[tliate No. 11 of the West Virginia Hairdressers As.. aoclaUon of Point P.leasant has announced that due to the marriage of &lsie Barlow, West Virginia National Beauty Salon Week c;.lleen, she will have to relin quish t:er crown. Miss Nancy Tawney of Gallipolis, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Max Tawney, who was named first rwmer-up, will reign as West VIrginia Queen now. Miss Tawney as sponsored by the local A1tilJate and Mil attend the Hair Fashion Festival. In Chsrlestoo May 5-6th. p.m. Minnesota (Chance ' YOUNG WHOLE . 1m 4 1 HilS 1, tl:. ~. " PORnONS lb. Center Ham Slices ...... 89c BarboursvUie, ' SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED As 'Queen' Estates, ;~ (I "S upe r-Ri ght" Meots- Great Holidoy Buys I •Ct Succeeding an ' '. ' ' ~: WOJ'O glveo at this time. · The re•ignation of Belcy Hut<:t.. Frimpb>n alsc saV.aprogress lnson, West Colmnbls schobl rtl)Ort On the gy~Q~rlum under t~her. was , ,.ectVtt<i fif''t ·h • eonsli'U<Ucn at ~ nsw J.unlor · board. high iohool In Point Pleasant, John Old a!k11d whai Is to .lie otattng. thebuUdingwasroaey!or cl:!neabout the hazardouo ilgllts, W. root on .the Wahama Hqh !l:hoOI loolo ' Te~<hers employed · at lut · ballllold and the <hPtotable ell.., ntBh~ s !iOsslon for the 1963-69 ditlOn oi ,the, Wlhama ~ bulicJ. school l>!rm were !ll11811J10 M. ~ Mr. OJ'll statecllhll Walllma Piercy, North pt. Pl~llllll ol• had proml&ed a band ballcl. montary O<hool, IIIII J1<~ Cr..... llW elgllt Y.,...•lio anclhaclnOwr ~ Harper, Jorrt Neal and goUon one. James Lsoctanesn, all placed at ' Ord . alsc stated thot Wabama l't. Pleasant -or High schoOl. Hlih SChool was ReltllW the • .,... Mrs. Opal Plants was hired aa tatlon as "Old Teacher&' Reat oubstitulo seoretary otl't. PleaOo Home'' and that two teacher• at 1111 Hlgll School on a montllly s~ the school were .underpsyehlatrie ary pro-rated at $231 Cor a iWont)' treatment. He felt It was time day school month. somethl11: was done about these Mw Tawney PT. PLEASANT - :;;· .'I ,;c· ... ; to bring a covered dish. Mrs. Ray G. Musgrave ts chairman ol the dinner. Members on Mrs. Musgrave's committee are Mrs. Roy Eshenaur, Mrs. J,G,F. Johnson, Mrs. Pete Wedge, Mrs. Bonnie Waldie and Mr s, Jack Sturgeon. The purpose of the dinnermeet11'8 is lor the general public to become more familiar with the t ' ... Plan Candidates' Dinner ) t ., '' . Old Sth.iioi · A~c~Jltedb}r·· COunty · &ifd ~.ff\tthet&"""!d l<tOII,t lh0$8);,. : )X! rem\'lle the bullding with leOB , PT, PU!,,ISAN:t) .- ·il'he lik.llO!\' !1110·,eMl get fi~cin.dten~~ ' ~ost •lnce the Central Sohool did . Councy ~.(d of! EdilcatlO!) ~·. !loct'ciNhe'oldJunlor,hlgllbuU~!f not bring as much a• they hod . ·~ tho·-&5;011'8-bid ol the ~ ;;:, on ~n str~t'/o~ ·,u .. ~the .U. . h:Ji>ed Cor. The lontatlveplans Cor ·, : 10o1 County Court·t.Jr the cenu>J ': m•ary schoOl next )!Mr. .· ... f!II!IOdellng c.Ufor 15tntalcla•.. lichOol proPort.f at Tuesda.Y .,. ~ith oald he ·d!d 'not !eel the · .ioomo; lour large classrooms In nlghrs regular session. State Department of Education the basement with outatds exits The Central sthool buil<'.lng _.d allow the board to use Cen- rrom eoch; nve· classroom•, of' and lot was sold at public auction tral ~hool any lo~e•·· The hl.gh lice, cllniC' arid teachers• lourwe on Marth 23 with the County bid was accePlod with stiPulation Court submitting ihe hlgh bldand that the boai'd couldusethebullcl. PlEASANT VALLEY HOsPITAL thebo11'11bavlng3tldoystol<<ePI 111: lor ochool as long as was AOMI'rt'ED - Leslie Fooce, or reject the bid. necessacy prior to the move. A&Jple Grove; Mra. Thoma& Wil""'" L Brooks Sroith told tho BUI Framptnn, archlteot!orthe LooP; Mrs. Leroy !lnl>board during the discussion that reoovation ol the oldJunior High. kln•, West COlumbia; sindra W~ gave a progress report on plans Huns, Pt. Pleasant; L3.wrence Jordan, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James Slnlth, !buthslde. varlous candidates running r o r DISCHARGED - George Res. PT, PLEASANT - The Maoon councy, <>tate andnatlonaloffk:es. County Republican Women's Organization t's sponsorire a "·Meet the Candidates Dinner" for Ma. son County on friday, ADrll ':!6 at 6:30 p. m. in the Pt. Pleasant Junior High SchooL The public 0 1 • " . C / Salad Tomatoes--------· .. 39' 1 .,.............. :~,·. TONI , . . . . . . . I, I �. -.... . ',>' '. ~.. }' . i • M \ ·' llj< -"IXINE IY A,LTFJ!S ••.' :0 > ·,"< ~ ,, ' • ·. ·; , ' : \ 0 0 ~··' t& invited and asked .,;· ' 0 '. • • -· ~· " • on the llr81 llooir and •IX ciao,.; rooms and tnUet !aoU!tloo on tho . second lloor and remvatlon of the heating sy•tem In the bulld. lng. . . The bo..,l voted lor F~­ to proceed with the plans andre·Port bl<k 10 the boai'donAPrU 16 -no cost estiMate of thesep.J,ans son, APPio Grove; LUry Rltnn, pt. Ploassnt; Halph llovls, Pt. Pleasant; Charles Fluhucy, Pt. Pleuan~ Richard Franklin, Pt. Pleasant; P, A. St,yre, Arbuckle; Mrs. Clarence ~rst and daUBI>ter, IA!on; Mrs. Charles Pearson and daugh~»r, l't. Pleasan~ Mrs. UJrklesi Robinson, Henderson. 4ftc • Ples Still Come ·'' WI ' ' Tllo . ~ C:O,rilht, rtHt'YI lilt rilht to Nmll·...ntlliot. :C. S14t letf StiKI "o;.:!~" , I Fra1kl11 s..:;~" , , ::. 5lc · d H 79 W. V B . a. ran am; . . c c:.t..r Loin C.. 1t1o K.._ l'noh Dinner Napkins 3-.,.... 79c ASPARAGUS You'll find everything you need for your Easter dinner: c CIUFORIII FRESH TUDER Hams ... meaty Super-Right Hams. Turkeys ... only grade "A" of course. IREU lb. A complotellno of EASTER FLOWERS ovallablo All the ftxin's, all the brands you want. MAYONNAISE - 9uart49C He'll tell you, All P should be your store. PAlE , THl ORPT AlLAtmC & PACIPIC ttA CO.. INC. Jar z ......... Pitchers Pi•a,le J1ice • By tinlted Press International (1967 woD-loSt record in paren-theses) American League California (Brunet 11~19) at New York (~ttlem,yre 15-15). 2 p.m. Cleveland (Siebert 10.12) at O!icago (Peters 1&-11). 1:15 Jane Parker Buysl I 2:1-lt). 1•30 p.m. BEAm 3~:~s7c Elcfd O'CIIIk Ctfftt • 1~17) at 14-9). 2 I I .. . .. ,::;. • I .... ... , ftC' 7 ~ luiCreamToppinc.. 4 AI,IIIAND p.m. National League Philadelphia (Short ~11) at Los Angelei (Osteen 17~11) & . _ ANN PA&E- ASSORTED ........... ";;;!... I p.m. Plttobu<gh (Bunning l7·1k) at Hou~Ston (Dierker 6-5), 7:30 p.m. !l!lcogo (Niekro 111-1) at , Cincinnati (Piii>JJa• 1&.13) 2:30 = .!'.:".!. ':: stc • •I S1DO I I P u.. 11111 • stiff.. OIIWII "':.!i" ,'; , • ': 48c · Adanta (,Jarvis 15-10) 81 st. Lou!• (Gibson 13-1), 8 p.m. ' , at. Cornell Unlver- SWE'ET POTATOES . , Frostiat.· Mix e.~:.~~ .f:.":"4t nation '111 Jan:e~~t collettion of books Knd tnu:to; on w1t.::hcraft ' ' loll ll•••nlsoo ,_..............$100.00 L.ola Croae ......................._.-...."IIDD.DO Wlt..rt l....tt ................................SH.OO Perch Fillets • • .. 7t Halib•t Staks • .... FlOZEN-OCEAN Perch 'Fillets • 5~'1" w.,.,.., ......................... ' ~ ,= 15 112-oz. can ' ' ' I . llnl. Cod _ Frtsltort P & D Ih. Steaks· ;:. 99c Shrimp _~· $1.29 ......... --tlloilnadllld-. . , . ..., n•c•••IY· Alhl to ,.,.. 101 of -~ Roral Court a.1na IIIIo Florjda ChiP Frozen Perch . : •. 49c Steaks ·---- pq. 10 ct. S} • J1U • • ftr anly 3fc NCh. Me '"11M 1111•• Nil llllwr ....,....... "Health & Beauty Aids" Rot. • Sin HaloM Curtlt Rot. & HTit Tenderay E-Z Carve Peaches Roast $J09 ~,.. Pie Sh~Us ___ . 3 lonltuoiAIIPio..,. Eggs BUFFERIN _____ _:... 6it . . .1 = 1 $1 Cream Pies __ 4 ,:: $1 !t EXTRA TOP YALUI STAMPS wlthtllil_ ........... of • KJ'Itlr DMvn Fnlh IC...., lrond Tomato Juice._. ____ . 4 !;,. 1 1441• $1 Cottage Cheese - - - - · · · · · crtn. 49c Muwoll Hou10 Swett Trtlt $1ictd Cllld!to of S.. Lith! Chunk Tuna _... ____ . _ :J No~~ 89c Pineapple . __ .. _______ 3 ':;.. $1 l\; ICrt10rlrond SOap Sweet Potatoes _. _. ___ 3 Soap 2 .... ~ 39e 2-lb. 27 Ill Soap , .... 89e Cocktail __ .. _... ____ _ 4 ·-~~... $1 · Salad Dressing _____ .. _ 3 r.:: $1 Plums -------------·-· · e"'-~-----·-- 8 ':..• $1 110611 . Gold Ploitl & $olloRIIInt IC- VIC PIC W.K. 1111o1 Com . _.. _. ______ 4~ 89c FLOUR------------- 10 ~ 89¢ Flour --·-·--··--------- ~ 49c Clevor Vollty Krltlor II"' Lal!o· Cot or , _ Green Beans. 4 ,~... 89c Peanut Butter ______ . __ ~! $1.49 LT. IROWN, ·Be~"•~cat~ Peas ..•....... 5~... $1 ._,. Retultr & - - Towels _. _. _.. __ -___ 4 ~~ 5 ' ~. 'o~ninl •·.· ,.,..••.. ....- ... ' '' . .: ': •,C :~'?i'.~ ' 5t IXTRA TOP VALUI STAMPS with IIIIa_ ... ......_., 2 iiiL .,_, WHOUi - IMIUGI Sugar $109 , .''·' · -Y . · •, ... . SEAFOOD Amulalo lmllouy Brond . 2plcp. Krt10r lrond Prvlt 2l-ol. 5t EXTRA TOP YALUI IT~$ with lhl1 coup :HI and ,.d Mt f1 IlK. IROWN, COI:C'ECTIOIIAIIY 2 Nlll lNI'I 49e ' llb.or...,.c-llleod fMOI(EDIMM Tomato Soup----··-·- 10 ~~: ~1 Coffee---------·--···-·-.':;. 69e I'IWII ·Piti'JII ·IIt Re;~. No, I',.\ Krc11r lrencl 2 .......... 47c Hair Spray------ 2 '!: $1 Exeedrin ·------- ·:: 99c lfc Sire H. Dr111l.. lfildroot --------·~ 46c Rot. $1.5tlln 7o.;;;; , . le IXTRA TDI' VALUI STAMPI ..... ... _ ... ,...,_of I ..... ,...., I IIWIL ,.., w I l\;-11. ,,.., IIUZZ IIITTIUD ,,.,.;:.. mAKS Exl>. filS/It Lilli ' Beauty Soap p!tota $1 , *"1cao ........... ,. Pii\eapple ·---~----··-·· Fnoh ' A&P BRAND - WHOLE GREEN BEANS 1::1. 37c ,.,......ou.. l'lt'dior J:!'re18h Strawberries _. __ 3 .,. firvff ............................................... / A&P BRAND • ~.'· Hit.y, Ithaca , N.Y ., house the CASH WE WON-50 CAN YOU VISIT liQUIIIIDI lptlt •11111 ::;. , ·~.;;- lc All Pap PiHI1p , , , ';1..'":' lc 1 Turkeys Soap 3,......, 51c • • • Mra. P. A. Ho•• .............- - -....... ,SIO.DO hrrell O.WIOI ..................................SliM Mrw. V• ...._..,, .................................IOJIO . --110.00 ... ~ "-"-"· .,.., -'-' ., ,.., .... .n, - ti• trNII •• CoNI J. ,._ &ecel AI' '"-! Stwe - ... ,...nt .._ t.y ._.. Mlf M4rNelll Mra. Clierfo• lorlt .......................__ ,.,_,_. ,......,. to f. 0 . ... #HI c.k.•IMt, CM!Ie 4J11l (NO STORI liMN WIIMI "'"'"""""'"""""""'.."' 00 .......... c...:."'::..., • • ~ He p.m. FRESH-YEI.I.OW Leg of SAUSAGE________LLs9e PRAIII I'H.llli Fruit & Nut E~es ~: • . Chocolate Rabbits :::~~• Manhmallow Peeps ~.:; :: 1t Can•y CoHontails :::. • •':: 3t YOU CAN WIN UP TO • Frail Eat s.:."!'rt.dium • • , - m I I P Frt111 StrawMrrlll .I :: 1100 New York (ScJver 16-13) at san 1-'canci.sco (Miarichal 14-10). • • • • 49c Stytt ------Cocon1t Cream Ens :::. ':::- 45• PLAY BONUS BINGO $1,000 ....• Easter Candy .. 12-10). SineIts ,.,. .... Yilllt. Small, Young ICIOOIR WltHIOIII .WilD , lh. __ FRESH • ......................................... . 1ft Hot Cr• B1ns .!'.:. • • ....ac E*EaiiJt=· . -::. French Rolls.::-.:. • 3-at .. . Pllll"l' !ld..c:~· • IIIICni... PIIItiNIII I I=» BIICkHrry Pie ~ • • • ...4t I I P Wte Clkt ll1 . . z:: 48c UP Ml, . ... ::.zec C~erry Pie .=. . . . . . ...5t C~iffon Cake o.!; ::-:_ • ...5t 0• On TuliP , at at WHITE -«• <::25' Enriched Bread 4~ 99c Jelly Egs 118. MONTE Ire•••• Portions ::.at 1.. POLISH 59e Cheese 69c ,.,. - Whole or Butt Portion 49e ICIW'T lx.IHARP CRACICIR IMRIL - wl• ., to , , . playlolt "CAlli CIIS. lh. Cheese Retads effective thru Set., AprD 13 JANE 'ARKU - ~WITH IUTIUMILK 6-1) SHORTENING STORE HOURS Today's l'lrtt Cut KIIAI'T MILD CIIACICIR IIAilliiL ..... - CROll." • ~s429 ~~79< Dinner Rolls 2 ..... ,...L69e FI'J• ....... ::::.: loltllll Flat Hllli , , .,us 8111111 ..... A·:....'- !. .. FROZlN All the eggs and egg coloring you need, too. CLOSED EASTER DAY ~14) Oranges ~:~'t . 5t!5t Barlinka Grapes .... 4t Celery • ::: 2t Strawberries • •.L&t Umlt - YOU - ~TICH" 69c While you're t~ere,look around. U. S. GOV'T, INSPECTED ICIIOGER PREMIUM QUALITY CANNED HAMS Cookies 2 ......... 79c 1¥ollalilo II IIIICfqor ...... - lor wriflnt '-' Craftt, ' IM., P. 0.... Dollal, Tn.. 7Sii'- on1J olle.la to play. ' Country Club . ICLiiNIX S.por-Ritht 1-lb. 6t- Z.lb. St.Jt CAI''N .10~ -Cod, Solo or Porch F~H - Pork Chops~ 89c •· 79c ~ 59c. candy cottontails, coconut cream eggs and many, many more. .! Plus Free Recipes ·With Every Game Card. Full Shank Half l't. LENTEN J'AWES • • • Ham - · LoM, Fully CHMtl jelly eggs, choeolate bunnies,chocolate marshmallow eggs, EASTER PRODUCE BUYS! 'TO . Cut .,p n Fryers. ______ · ...· 35~ · '··~ ' are ~ or Oosed Easter Sunday II to It lb. .... Our Ann Pa~andy ~!JI$UIIIIl1 ~,... ··•·' ~-is loaded with everything you need to be a bunny-helper: COf'Y"'OHT e Co., INI Fnsh ' !1. .., 3ftc I .- . Pomeroy Kroger 2 =: .,. 71• ' - ,' CASH<C~IS·CROSS No Purchase Required To Play Sliced Bacon ti:; 65c Corllll lttf lrbllel ' " -up ' ..... .... TlfiJRSDAY, FlUDAY AND SATURDAY 9 TO 9 ~rarleH ~ He needs help and we're ready to lend a hand. of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Blessing, the maternal grandparents. He taught at Ordnance school for three years before the McCallisters left Pojnt Pleasant. • • Kroger's ·"ew Fun .Game PILLIIURY IUTTIRPLAKI BEEF ' •'' '. • l'· . -.. ' Cheese By the way, if you get a chance, ask any bunny. P~m. ,·,, ICIW'T Mill OW CRACKIR IIAR~IL tion. Mrs. McCalllster is a native ~ Point Pleasant and daughter ', ..."' FRESH TURKEYS • :,: ._ " TURKEY CHICKGI ' .. NOZIN ID TO lloUS. ALL GOOD •' ., .,._ IELTSYILL& ,... ' . r·.. . .· a busy year for the Easter bunny. Mr. and ...... 1 .. - , ••• , _. ., ,.,.~ IIMIICO IAIY IIAKI 55c ' . . , Rumor has it that this is going to be So, com~ to bul)ny·helpers' headquarters ... AIIP. (Phoebus lb. .......... a-t :: . ,.. $1C Polt ••Ill• Stub , ....lie ·.:: ••llllrltllk . . ... . '{;o~uCHouse? announcing the birth of their fifth child and second son at Csbell • Huntington Hospital on Monday, April 8, He llas not yet been named but weighed six poonds and seven ounces. Mr. McCallister is a native ol St. Albans and son of Mr , and Mrs. J. F. McCallister, of tllat clt;y, the paternal grandparents. He Is associated with the Social Security offices in Huntington and is in Point Pleasant treCJ.lently ln that business connec- (Hunter , c SULTANA- FROZEN Mra. Jerald McCallister, ofGuy- Oakland Baltimore ~\ "I TURKEYS UJ. GOrT.INSPT. GlADE A c 'Does~e McCallisters Have Stb Olild, 2nd Son Det<olt (Wilson ',~!,, • .. ""''"nib' Generous Sha•k Portions ,.. , Washington (Pascual 1:30 p.m. Boston (EUsworth ,· conditions. . oacl ibl fDothO rsclol troubles bt Mr, Ord' was lllformod b.Y the tl!<l.. cities. · board that the buDding of band .~ !:lnltll stated he and tha . buildings Cor all tl!ree ~lgll bolrd.W.uld just have to wait IIIII' .Chc!ol• wos undor.COI)slde..tlon, sea ft.hat devaloPOd In tho I!OXi · tile IJahlll18 llDle hlids atolieo . tsw weeks ~lltl thti r~<ial rloll lne corr9:lod tllil ""~'-~ apd th. : ~h· (linlt!l) fel~'mlrtliocli!lo other :~~~~~~ers should ,,._,., .,..., ditloi)s . gro:Vallecl lli.i n• lhat• a r. ,t ' ./ , I . brolJibt tAl tho attelldtlon·,C thO hNIP~oDartieulariJ ' lloant prior to thO re8i\l~ m-. lri Washlnetoft. the triP• should I•• so ·these matters could b8 dtllnlteiJtio eoineolltlcl. · , looked Into. • Warriln Keefer, -rtadaol Tho boai'd grontod several re- SII>Orvi!or, read the names Ill quests COr use of schOol buSt,' ·nino OPPUcanta he hiUI rocol,.. ' Cor various atltletic al1d other Cor thO pelitlon of bus moohaale l<livldos of the schooL WhUi and told the board that he woql4 on the subJe<t or buS requests Interview the aPPlicants lnunollo Cor trll>s was being dlocussod, atel,y an~ropertbacktolhobolrd. the planned New York and Wast.. Tho next sesolon of tho bolrd lneton, ri. c. triP• wore discuOo wW be, AprU 16 at 7•30p.m. Cooked H PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ruth Lewis ot Af[tliate No. 11 of the West Virginia Hairdressers As.. aoclaUon of Point P.leasant has announced that due to the marriage of &lsie Barlow, West Virginia National Beauty Salon Week c;.lleen, she will have to relin quish t:er crown. Miss Nancy Tawney of Gallipolis, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Max Tawney, who was named first rwmer-up, will reign as West VIrginia Queen now. Miss Tawney as sponsored by the local A1tilJate and Mil attend the Hair Fashion Festival. In Chsrlestoo May 5-6th. p.m. Minnesota (Chance ' YOUNG WHOLE . 1m 4 1 HilS 1, tl:. ~. " PORnONS lb. Center Ham Slices ...... 89c BarboursvUie, ' SUPER-RIGHT SMOKED As 'Queen' Estates, ;~ (I "S upe r-Ri ght" Meots- Great Holidoy Buys I •Ct Succeeding an ' '. ' ' ~: WOJ'O glveo at this time. · The re•ignation of Belcy Hut<:t.. Frimpb>n alsc saV.aprogress lnson, West Colmnbls schobl rtl)Ort On the gy~Q~rlum under t~her. was , ,.ectVtt<i fif''t ·h • eonsli'U<Ucn at ~ nsw J.unlor · board. high iohool In Point Pleasant, John Old a!k11d whai Is to .lie otattng. thebuUdingwasroaey!or cl:!neabout the hazardouo ilgllts, W. root on .the Wahama Hqh !l:hoOI loolo ' Te~<hers employed · at lut · ballllold and the <hPtotable ell.., ntBh~ s !iOsslon for the 1963-69 ditlOn oi ,the, Wlhama ~ bulicJ. school l>!rm were !ll11811J10 M. ~ Mr. OJ'll statecllhll Walllma Piercy, North pt. Pl~llllll ol• had proml&ed a band ballcl. montary O<hool, IIIII J1<~ Cr..... llW elgllt Y.,...•lio anclhaclnOwr ~ Harper, Jorrt Neal and goUon one. James Lsoctanesn, all placed at ' Ord . alsc stated thot Wabama l't. Pleasant -or High schoOl. Hlih SChool was ReltllW the • .,... Mrs. Opal Plants was hired aa tatlon as "Old Teacher&' Reat oubstitulo seoretary otl't. PleaOo Home'' and that two teacher• at 1111 Hlgll School on a montllly s~ the school were .underpsyehlatrie ary pro-rated at $231 Cor a iWont)' treatment. He felt It was time day school month. somethl11: was done about these Mw Tawney PT. PLEASANT - :;;· .'I ,;c· ... ; to bring a covered dish. Mrs. Ray G. Musgrave ts chairman ol the dinner. Members on Mrs. Musgrave's committee are Mrs. Roy Eshenaur, Mrs. J,G,F. Johnson, Mrs. Pete Wedge, Mrs. Bonnie Waldie and Mr s, Jack Sturgeon. The purpose of the dinnermeet11'8 is lor the general public to become more familiar with the t ' ... Plan Candidates' Dinner ) t ., '' . Old Sth.iioi · A~c~Jltedb}r·· COunty · &ifd ~.ff\tthet&"""!d l<tOII,t lh0$8);,. : )X! rem\'lle the bullding with leOB , PT, PU!,,ISAN:t) .- ·il'he lik.llO!\' !1110·,eMl get fi~cin.dten~~ ' ~ost •lnce the Central Sohool did . Councy ~.(d of! EdilcatlO!) ~·. !loct'ciNhe'oldJunlor,hlgllbuU~!f not bring as much a• they hod . ·~ tho·-&5;011'8-bid ol the ~ ;;:, on ~n str~t'/o~ ·,u .. ~the .U. . h:Ji>ed Cor. The lontatlveplans Cor ·, : 10o1 County Court·t.Jr the cenu>J ': m•ary schoOl next )!Mr. .· ... f!II!IOdellng c.Ufor 15tntalcla•.. lichOol proPort.f at Tuesda.Y .,. ~ith oald he ·d!d 'not !eel the · .ioomo; lour large classrooms In nlghrs regular session. State Department of Education the basement with outatds exits The Central sthool buil<'.lng _.d allow the board to use Cen- rrom eoch; nve· classroom•, of' and lot was sold at public auction tral ~hool any lo~e•·· The hl.gh lice, cllniC' arid teachers• lourwe on Marth 23 with the County bid was accePlod with stiPulation Court submitting ihe hlgh bldand that the boai'd couldusethebullcl. PlEASANT VALLEY HOsPITAL thebo11'11bavlng3tldoystol<<ePI 111: lor ochool as long as was AOMI'rt'ED - Leslie Fooce, or reject the bid. necessacy prior to the move. A&Jple Grove; Mra. Thoma& Wil""'" L Brooks Sroith told tho BUI Framptnn, archlteot!orthe LooP; Mrs. Leroy !lnl>board during the discussion that reoovation ol the oldJunior High. kln•, West COlumbia; sindra W~ gave a progress report on plans Huns, Pt. Pleasant; L3.wrence Jordan, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James Slnlth, !buthslde. varlous candidates running r o r DISCHARGED - George Res. PT, PLEASANT - The Maoon councy, <>tate andnatlonaloffk:es. County Republican Women's Organization t's sponsorire a "·Meet the Candidates Dinner" for Ma. son County on friday, ADrll ':!6 at 6:30 p. m. in the Pt. Pleasant Junior High SchooL The public 0 1 • " . C / Salad Tomatoes--------· .. 39' 1 .,.............. :~,·. TONI , . . . . . . . I, I �. e • ' K :;- Tho llailj' . S@JIIno~ l'qmet'Oy:Micl:li.,P.rt,· b., ,\ jlril' 11), •1!16$ ' '· · ~~~~~~-~~~:.....;.,~;.;.;.;;...-~~ ·Rutlonef.:frienc;lfy Gcirdeners Plan ·,. Park Clean- Up, Anti- Litter Drive :<•·•••:,. RUTLAND - The Hulland 11-lltter project ""uld be promo.- · dUs, tulll>s, poonies, iris, • )'rlemlly Gardeners made plans ... at the HutJand·Grade School. IWes, phiOJ< and cllrysanth.,. · to• ·clean uP the park and disMrs. Carl Morris was appoint-- mums. These all require little ,'Cu&sed an anti .. utter ciiJIU)~dgn ed to make the arrangement to care and give good results. Whed members met at the home be placed ln the bank Cor A»rU. Mrs. Catl MorriS gave a book of Mrs. Howard Birchfield reMrs. Robert Smwden was review of Plant ProJJogation In c•tly. The meetlng was called named to inspect the roses at the Pictures by Mont.a&ue Free. ~e to order by the l!resident. Mrs. county home which theclubplant- explained the dilferent t)'pes of Fred Williamson. Mrs, Bruce ed last year and to make the nee- plant .Pl'OPOBitlon such as seeds Ma,y used the toPic, The Best e.ssary maintenance plans lor the and ~res, eutthJia, division, BoUfl.let of AU for her devotions. coming season. bulbs, runners. !Qerlng, g~ The park is in the lower end Arrangements showing J~ U. and stolons. or Rutland. ltsflowersandshrubs ese intluence were displayed by Seeds vary in size from the w~re planted by the club. The anMrs. Bruce May, Mrs. Tom Mar- smalle.st which take ai:Qut one tin and Mrs. Joe Bolin. million to make one ounce to the Mrs. Robert Snowden gave a largest koown seed ol the <buble report on year-rowtd gardening cocorut which weights liJW'trd that includes a wealth of material ot Ofteen pounds. More flowering FRIDAY lhN TUESDAY Cor arranglng.. It stated that to plants are Produced from seeds Apr1112·16 have something in bloom all duflo than BI\Y other means she stated. WALT DISNEY"S "THE HAPPIEST l~ the growing season and also The traveling prJze was won MILLIONAIRE" flowers to dry for the winter by Mrs. Carl Morris and the (Technicolor) takes careful .Planning in the g&fw fred MacMurray den. Tommy Steele The perennial garden stuuld DISNEY CARTOON' Apllno Cliloen be in a weiJ..dralned location and SHOW STARTS 7 PM most plants require full sun. Careful selection of these seven TONIGHT 1 nd THURSDAY April 10.11 different perennials should give NOT OPEN continuous bloom throughout the SHOW >TARTS 7 P. M. growing season. They are dafio-- MEIGS TIIATR£ • Demonstrations Feature Garden Club Meeting ' Stroll !Jowll tfe AY&Illl& 1nt!Je !orel!esl ~fl41typ Q/Biack Patent With White Trim AA-8 Width 5.99 The Merry Gardeners 4-H Club recent meeting at the horne of the president. Brenda Bolin. featured a demonstration on how to make a ttrst aid kit an<l su,pply it for exploring the outdoors by RoxaMa Patw terson and aoother by Judy Lynn SnoWden on how to make and use a coldtrame. The roll call was to name a wild flower. It was reported that 11 or the members and advisors had atotended the 4wH Oflicers, Advisors and Parents Conference held ln Pomeroy. Tht groUP enjoyed a field triP to the woods to explore plants lind wildlife or the woods. Reeresltments were served by Debbie Priddy and Loretta Tackett. The next meeting will be ApriJ 20, at 1 p, m. at the home of Judy SoowRUTLAND - den. FRJ. 9to 8 SAT.91o9 Whort S"- Are Son1ibly Priced MIDDLEPORT. 0. TO HEPRESE~T ATHENS CO. Miss Rita WUbur, an 8th trade student at Albany School won the Athens County spelling championship recently. On May 4 she will compete with other count,y wirr ners at the Ohio State University ~udent Union. • .' , I ., ., ' ·Fashions Are Pr.ttier ,Than Ever at ·Elbe <Dor prize b)" .p.b.., WilllamW~ ford. Soeds were brought 11,1' the members for the Merry Gardeners 4-H JunlorGardenClubwbich the c!W sponsora. .Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close or the meeting. ~·emJnino and Ra.tterlng SIJ'Ie., • are sweeping the flshion YOUNG FASHIONS See ou_t CQilectlon of .cOIUI,'; suits, dteluies, c o • ., . • Search for 4 own Missing In Bridge Disaster Resumed Dinner Given 01 Birrhday of Warren Connol~ There was a birthda,y dinner Sunday, March 31 1 for Warren The search for four persooa IIIII mlaaing llom tile Dec. 15, 1961 Silver Bridge trapdf wao reswnecl toda.Y at 1be dleuter olte, according to Gallte Counly Civil Defa1sa Director Kemeth Conmlly at the Connolly home. Llnner guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Connolly, Klmmie. and Scott, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Zigan. and Tommy, Hebron; Mr. and Me s. Robert Barber, Robbie and steve; Jerry and Roberta Larkins, all or Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. WIUiam Connolly, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Connolly and QUe Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ted Conoolly, Debbie, Allene and Mike. all or Reedsville. Calling In the afternoon were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Deeter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Larkins, all of Long Bottom, Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dill of Pomeroy, and Me. a n d Mrs. Raymond Krider or Syracuse. . 'l1fE FORIIEB L11):'11ERAN, · Avo. In Pomeroy lo ~ rllld to provide ll)oco lor I modem otruclllre to be built lor Mr, and Mro. Millard Van Meter, The Drat floor o! the - butldbw wBI boule Tho Pomeroy Flower Shop, O)>Orated bY Mr, and Mra, Van Meter, and the tCIItalrs wW be il>lntr quarters. Shade llal>r, ·· fire warden amouncea. The :l :~:~~~~~itt~~j~~~~ttf~~?~~tt~tftt~~~~~~~rr~:~:~:~:~: ~{:::~ : ~:~:::~~:=~~t:~:(:~: :;: ~:::~=~~it=~~~=~i:: public ill invited to climb the lire CtllltrOl tower and ail ol By Vnllecl Pre88 lnternatlonol tho factiiUeo ot the psrk will MQ5COW - THE lOOTED ifi'ATES hao rojocted Phnom POI!It, be open 1D the j1Ublic lor lillht· 1Combodlo, u the site lor tllka with North Vietnam and Hanoi ltu . seeing. The loreot Is located cowtored bY Prc>POiing War-, tbe Soviet - • tien<Y Tass satd on Route 681. Dros...., lallbtona lor little girls, Sllo9 Elbol'relds tor her Easter collection. Mal\)' .,. -.lite aom our adorlble O!.o...aL coats, suits, dresses, ~ts, In Wallbingt:on, a~ Deparm,.m ......,Who has bean PBrllc~~>o>- · dreuea with dlelr own cotta, - ID lito dlacusalono llld he felt that tlllamli Indeed fiYors w..,. United State• would ....... However, there wao 110 Immediate olllclal U. S. comment on tho Tau r...n, q blouses. sldrtl eo- ordinates. All new B.Prlna: colora. WASIIINGTON AbriDII II U, S. military in ather IIIIVI- " V I - . . ' ' the war, Proaldont Jollnsonoamed 1be 53-)-~4 Welt Pointer Weclnoodt,y .to ouccoed Gen. WUIIam C. · For the service, the sanctuary of Lhe church will be candlellght and organ music will be pla,yed softly while the worshipers sit in prayer and quiet meditation. Deacontl attired in black robes wUl usher 12 people at a tlme into an ad,iJlnins room where the deaconesses will have prepared a special table for 13. The12people will be seated with the Rev. Charles Simons, putor, wearing a white robe. By candlellght the group will celebrate the Lord's SL&>Per. At theconcluslonorcommunion for each grouP the particiPants wUJ be escorted to the sanctuary and another 12 worshipers will take P&rt in the Upper Room service. In anrmmclng the special serY.. ice, the minister stressed that it is open not onl,y to the Baptist church members but to all Christians in the area. ":~ """-.. An~~~ chief\)( awr July z. ACCESSORIES TO COMPLIMENT , You wUI want to be sure to Jslt 1 Elberlolds 1st !loor lor all tho accessorlea you'll be to complott 10ur Eootor wardrobe. Big selootlon of hoalery In llllll't Bltadea. Allslzeaondlt,vleo,pier>t.l' o! handbags In lllhlon'a bolt colors, plus a fino lelectlon of allps, Pantlea, bru, prdlea, acarf•. handkerchlefa and coatwne jewairy to plaue eve,_ one. StoJ) In, look II'OUIId Ill all the faahlon accesaorteaanchnake neeca.. ' wtvta ..,s ·otl!era brt.ttii.d fllli1 , ....,.. II~ or tnaltf!"airvo- tlou With HeY. Clner WDUama by ApHII~. !Pdll ..... wW be two ju.. lllora !rom .-eh otllte live hl&ll IICitoOia In Uta counf;J, ....... to c, E. Bllkoliee,IIOIIOI'II diiU- . Plronla ot Oblo State lllu. dent& ""' olhera 1111J """"" . Uckotl; Tho COil! II !12.30 - · IIebert ~okamp become head track -.11 at Oltlo lltate VIII, vorlllQo July I, 118.1. llo ·umi o ailo ljlato !rom Mllml UnleriiiQo. ·llllore ·he had ..,..ed .lve )'WI •• head tnek 'lltd ..... COUIIIr)' <Oidl. .. liS~ ... 1111 aamocl head track and """'',- . , OOIIIlb · II MwDl, a·poaltlOo be had hold untiiJGin!Pf Olllo tlafe, . )jiOiltJ ball 11M lr.-1< 'Ieima. Pollllpa lho t.0p atlllite 'Coodi ous tectmlques or styllng, colorlns, and setting. Mrs. Yvome Scally O( Mi(klleport served as • Neutzllng, and Mra. FJma Rus- nztJ IJI&rler and ito IIIII pllssa, The momlng 1tar 11 Venuti. the evening ltara are Mara and J..,lter, OUR BEAVflFUL KNIT DRESSES A RE TRUE F ASUION COLLECTORS' ITEMS. NEWE~"r AND NEAT· E!o"r SUPERB SfYLES TO TAKE YOU RIGHT FROM EA!>1'ER INTO SUMMER. On thls day In hiotory: In 1790, Coogres . . lllablllhed a patent law and created the patent board. In 1841, · iloraco GreeiOll pUblished tho ftrot lliOUO O[ the New York Herald Trtl>ufte, In 1906 It became Pll1 of tho World Joorttai · Tribune In a COLONEL SANDERS' RECIPE tii'H-way merger, whlr:h later foitlod. . In 1944, Odeosa wao retaken by SOViet Troopa, It had been held by the Germano ain<e 1941, In 1962, Pres._ Konned¥ stopped in and forced withdra. ._ _ _11111_ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.;:;::,:::::,:~;.------------J wal ot a boolt in steel pricea. Webber Holt, 81, ' ' . ' ..••• ' ', . . ... Kutueq fried Chiekt11. ' I ' . 1' ; ,, , .. ,. ' .• ' .. , " 'l l CROWS STEAK HOUSE ~ '/ ' We f1x Sunday dinner seven days a week ® .. ii J>i.;. .olt \V~eaday .. \ ' State's Head Track Coach .\iri. :n si&te<l of classes ln the vari- • '· . I• Prevented By Weiker. Col. Weiker annowteed the U.S. Corps of Engineers hao moved a dreclge to the ....., to eld In the search. The dreclge will be used also to clesr the river bottom ot do-. bris 1n the dlaaster are~. Searchers will altempt to locate a mlsaingO)Ie.l>arpin. Three olmllar pins have bean !ClUDd aince the structure eoliapoed nesrly lour months ago, The pin Is approximately 18 lnchoo 1011& II Inches in diameter, and wei !lito approximately 200 pounds. Col. Welker said membera of the local civil defenae unit mark- ~ ' . . Nesro leaders and were aolii8 to meet again Ieday. Flask said the meetings were held 4 'lor a means at COIIUIIUnlcaltm•, liotentna to tlleir pleaa, their problema and lrievanc:oa,• trustlng we e'" more or leu begin 1o .-rllland their )!I'll>. most severe judges of those who vtoiate the rules. studeuta of the Melg1 local 5chool District have been cOlt..,. ring several mootha on a ~oclo or dr.88 which the dlotrict board of education io Ollllocted to act OI>DR belore IIOJ!I !aiL Below are the provisions let forth by thole Studentll - I code that ljlpoors prettypracttcalaml, pe....... PDinta .., the !act that YDlUW PIOI>ie don't reaJI.y Chanp too much: 1 - All students are encoUJ'Ioo aged to uoe good taslelndreuand in eroom1ng. very lm!Jortant ..., pectJ of good taste are H~tDaas, aim,pljcU;y, and IA>f'CC)riatmeal. Extravagance in atyle or in eoat Ia out of Place. 2 - The lollowins ar. cons!~ •II"· shifts daily (excq>t &mdl,y) from 6 a.m., until 11 p.m., according to Welker. · The GaUia Civil Defense will have its cll.ckJ, a tnek, and 8JIUIU boola available ID atd In the aearch. Last MoacJay, utllctala bepn relllDV!ns bridge wreckage llom the Ohio shore in Kanauga. The ares was fenc ... in sllortly after the dloaater to kesp spectators of oervlce several days lor the to be primsril,y I lllth&rlfts of youth. ful Ne&rDeo and dt,v leaders ot ctq Hall. Twv~dl Wadnesdoy nlllh~ pollee and trooP• Candidacy Q{.,!lQ«!ky Revived By United PreH ~ New York Gov. NeiiOtl Rockefeller's relusal to plo,y Ill• role o1 tile authentic 11011....0date boolled him back Into promlnOilce toda.Y 1a a Ukol,y RepojiUcan pr.lidentlal purpose of inotalling I t e 0 I der. aprooo. Paaaonsen report the In thil )'tit ot pollllcal surprlseo, poiiUdana ore lilt eerv1c:o has ..ca~~ent .mIni the J&ll two tt.,a. llkill& 8QYtlllnl lor granlecl ODd .Rookefeiler'a ....,... dodllm oot to actively -k the lema." Toclo,y'a meeting wao Nallonal Guard BOB HOEFIJCH Conoemeol about the younger senaratlon? Well, )lOrltlpo, your coocernla mi8JI)!Ied. Left to thstr own - . cisiono, the YOUilll PIOI>Ie - It J..st In Melgo County - aw..,. ondy set .., some pro~ good rules for themselves ad are the ed the area wttb five bouys last weekend to piq)olnt iocaUono where clothing and hair were lound two weeko 4 ' '11ds w:lll give ua a good siartlng point," leld Welker. Searchers will work in two two cij1111 iotl!jil .ltld Wlll:hid lilr lbout 1.000 curloua student&, waa a sro IOlltlt Bide In armored per- stream. still mlllinB are Mro. lllto>lntr mati:h ~ wh• Protostors tried to lower •llaa to """ · IODI1tll carrion Weclneldl,r VIc Turner and Kathy Byus, Pl. mut. · nlllht and esrl,y toda.Y to Ill'•· Pieaoant and Ronald Sims and · ~ CIII'Oiq tbe domonotratorovabbed thollaa and jerked vent a third nlllht ot riolence. Torn Cantrell, Gailipollo. U beck to tull tjtalt. Elbows and armo !low durlai 1b• brlal scutllo Ma.Yor Antlt<Jojo B, Fiaok, Po. In other matter&, It was anand tho rope ~ tCI being cut. ThoiJaa remained atoll tho )IO)e u a lice Ollef Jolin Terleai\Y and nouneed Ieday thai both ferry PI'OIOitor pve hi and imotted tbo cut pieces of I'QIIO. IOying 11e did U Oblo National Guard Col. Rob· boato are now operating btitween "to prevent 111Qo troublo." ert Day announc... at mldnlllht Konauga and HenderSCil-P!. Plea· WOOIIeoday they . had met ·with llllt. The 15-car ferry waa oot Dr. Harold llrowD. ))I'O!tl'llll chairman of tho·,\lumnl Club, has secured llabert ~okamp, head track well ot Ohio ~ Val. veriiiQo 'u llittoaturt -'<orlor tbo ~ Alumid , . _ WOOIIeadl.fl' II 6:30 Pell. in 111"1~ . i:lamllllarJ School. Ail~ \jlillr ... . -. . and ~ stapd by Claron Mam and COO· .1..1. Students Propose Codes of Dress awar. COL!JlD!US - A BALLY WEDNESDAY II 01t1o &ato Unlverolt,v, Fort,v4wo -ea were recov. ·-of ,.Mol.-.rMN--·-dlllill~ ·lo ·... oionod-.,ol · 4'01JNGSTOWN-. (VI!I) - .Two - .Jram.,tloo. J:Iu<....,...lllo . llill11ttlll ~ljrll!l• ~~~~~ doorallolt""- lluled ioatoad of d• hundred NsUonal Guard troops dilaater. The iall body ina rl· lied. '"!t ..., .~ II,tbe "student Powor" rally, lml>l>lntr al>out patrolled the preclomiJantl7 No· covered Feb. 6, 132 mile• down Speaker for Alumni Event Several local beauUcians were in COlumbus &mday for a hair show and •cllnic conducted at the Nell House. The &llow was By United Prest International Todsy is Wl<lneoday, April 10, the 10111 day of 1968 with 265 to follow. The moon is between the nnt .. ·· ····· -· ---············· ,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,:,::::::::::::• :::::::::: Thh·d Ni-eaht THE APPOlNTMENr of Gen. Creighton W. Of VJ•otence COIIUIIIIIder VletDom -red today as an- from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m. The Almanac ail~&&':~ :n~~~el: Forellt, VIctor <i: The traditional Upper Room service of the Middleport First Baptist Church wUl be held Thursday evening at the church sell. PLAN OPEN HOUSE News••• in ·Briel's 'J Upper Room Service to Be Thursday -FIVE CEf!S ·' .. wearing $Parll ror woin~n1 ..,d gl!11l DO CUIII>I~ in tho . buof ~ to Wear llepan.ment on the &eeond floor. Mrs. Coralie SWisher, Mrs. Jo AJ11 BaiiOl', Mrs. Anita S u e . Deroled .To The lnlerelitl Of '17u! Meip-M01011 Area ..~Otl~,NO. .:.:.2.J:..:..~7~__._-~--c_.'·:-"T"~..._;_..:.~.:...ME..:. · ·_RO.:.:.Y_-MI_D_DL_EPO..::. .:_R.:.:.T._O..:.H.IO..:. .:. ' ---------..;..;TH~U;.;.;.IlS.,;;D..;.~...Y.-'-A-'-'PR.:.c:IL'-'Ic:..l.-'-'196..::.8=-- to COiriOIEttefout. ~~teroutflt. Beauticians from here attendIng included Mrs. Dorothy Neutz. ling, Mrs. Elizabeth VauRhan, r ' Wo ~aV. a cornt>ltlo line J>l a model for the show. -· , tumes, millinery, coordinate · '~!"'¥''· ~.••t ll\Yihinl; Yo• need Clinic in Columbus Kentucky Fried Chicken ·~ will make the holiday a real holiday. Because ail you do .is pick it up and take it home . It's fresh and hot and ready to go. ary , 1be NIUOIIII and Amerleanleaaue took ploee in 1903 wlton BoitM o! Ill• American Leque defeat. ed l'ottoburttll of the National Leaaue, live l!>liDOa to 'llree. • wo,rl~ • Know 1be Rrot Wc:la·s erle•-- A"end Hair Show, • Now \':!'u: raided two oall lido placr• - a tafOm lllld a !ll'lvato llomO! - and ...,_ flaeatocl a Ql&ntlt;; al ~~~-. battle• and molotov cocktails, Five Nearos• were arrellod In the nlda. The two 1ocat1ou · were boll..ed to be tho esll ' llclo ltesdrllartaro where savor. : al . )'GUt1le obtained materials 11111 manuradured nr-·· Marietta .Coed Is Candidate nomlnaUon Ia oo oxcoptlm. A new ••Rockefeller for Prelident'' committee 1tu been _... for bullnoas bY Sen. 'I'IIrultlm B, Mortal, R~., a lloekefeller IDtlmato. llo pr.•mab)y - . ! aot be walllag time .., an e!!ort - "had no ebanco ol besrlng fruit. lfortoot IIIIIOUIIeed the forma. lloa ot the committee m W6o,oday lhortl,y after - faller llld In Waablnalm that Prelldont Jdullan'a withdrawal 11 1 Detnocl:alic candidate baa loll the GoP pr...toot1al aomtnatkm .Picture ••nuld!' llockellllor IIB!d be - d be apealdng out ... natlotial , ..... In comiD8 weeki. Vice Prell- lllbert II. H~ IIIOI\ItlmO laid notlt,Ina to -edict -tatlvo report& be hao cloclded to rua for U..·JlamoeraUe nomlnatlt!n" erocl '-I'QIIrlate and .-c..oble lor girla 1D .... to &chool: · • - Extreme ~. korclltef on head, hair curl. el'l, plns to set hair, and OXIi omo ratttDc of hair. Hllr 111llne and colorq o! hair ahould be of 1 conservative nstwo. Conoplc110111 uae of not COOI!dored .... PI'QIIriale lor daytime wesr, c - Conaplcuouo and gao,. elY Jewelry such u long, b - ~ dlaPinl earriD&I, tt.araa, and )llfolry dealpod I o r evaniJw ...... cml,)o, d- Low· cutdriiSOSand sheer blouses. e - Tight ltltlrw ..._ ero, T·ohlris and•w• •hlrl• of any kind are not to be worn bY air!• to schooL I - Slacks, shorts, Jeans, levia, Bermudu. Dreases and sklrta shall be uo more than awroxJmateJ,y two Inches al>ove the loll o1 the - <NOTE: Girls are OIICOIIl'- qecl tow., dreoooo or oklrta to school at all times: WASIIINGTON (UP1)- Ilel..,.o Secretary Clark M. Clilford IDIIlllllCOd tocJo, the Immediate cllHII ol lhout 2f,500 ArniJ, Na., ltld Air -·~~~!"~t South VI-. botrover, durlai the IIIDIItbo December, JllllUY and February glrla are porml._ and _...., """' - of bum a. ted to wear olackl oa do¥• wheo the~ Is lllw enough lo be ........... 1D the lleolth or • girl woarlnil T-llllrto. d- ioalplao!_.. of1llllblllonl or achoola oe clotlt1otr aletty kind. o - t~l Jorlle1• a1 1 dress "bile awalt1lw 1 c - IJadorwoor trPo school buo orWIIIkllwa...dis-e to achooL worn to sctxd on aueh oc- ...,~ cuionB ... bullon !rom tho - . 1 - OtKdoor li'INI Jackou with lettertJtr or IMipda o1 -n must be tailored slacks of good tuto and at,vloJ a - Mlnl-aktrta and mlnldresaes, or eomb!Mklll t'skirt,.. .Pant" at;yle 0\lttltl with the psnta OliUIIdla& to... lllw the Skirt. 3 - Girls are not to.combtbelr hair or to,putonmakHplnelaa ... room• or balls. Rutrooml ehould be used lor all such acto ol gi'OC>IIIIq. 4- TholoiiDwtng &nCOOIIdo erod IDQpi'QIIrlale and .......... lhle lor boys to wear to school: a- E>lremoly ~heir. AU ba1r wru be cutai>o¥Othe eyea, above tile eara, and ., ho,. the collar. b - Bea.~, mouatacbu, I - Q)1lan of ....,.w- OOio llihu _.more- ltlnd IQY 1D tbe ilueroom. IU:b .lac- - · ...... lo IChool bullllt 10 clue. h - Sblrt tall• cMI!detho · 111111 -lor 1JU1Y ....... cut sblrt whlcb bo worn outaldo the - a . 1 - Extremo~J tlifll n.. tiDe and Wllllean trou.Bero o1 IQY t;n~o. Boraan........,. ed to wear dnoa llackl or cl0111 W&lhlblo troUIOr8 to schooL Blitl oro to be worn with trouaorawlth bolt loops. j - Nockpendauto,modll• oa ebllal, ete.. woraoutaida lbe ahlrt. AU aucbPII!4aiU wru be WOl1l .-~~~eablrt. 75 Names Drawn For.Jury .DuJi~s " Cis Put Enemy in Retreat SAIGON (lJPl) - AmeriCOII Ioree& todo,y """'l' trluqltantJT 1ltroullh South Vtotuam•a northwell '!'fll8l' willl CGinmtt!!lat taukl and lroapl ......,..., for ....... u.s. ' ',. ~-' Army ...... )lllabod put the 1.an1 Vel that 111011 loll Feb. 8 Ia lllolr llrat boiUe with Commtm!at Gr--....., Drat rallld onbMJ 1H?, In - · O.unt,v, hal ....... perted, the Molp eo...t;; llelllll ~ llldtocJo,, Tho Mlnlal, I linll*. WlO The couaht llucl August, telled ID~IOtlvllloatter....,_ q -11-veretllnthoara ol tho Croo.-. lleaidoala of u., W:lnlt,v -~katl-1111 1lealllt --ltll.tobe_... tu1 lor llrql aetltlc Alllmlla and·to tttldly thalleolth . . . mont If IQY...., - ON PRCHING Sf4f'l' BW J1oort, IOtlolllr,_.Mra. Rualall Motp, ~. II DO lllo Pltobllw. · - thii1W' "' lllo Ohio N!>rtbera Vlll,*""'il - m- lioll-. Hollalni.... IDtha ""'• oil,_... ~ iMt II a of Slama PI Fr-IJ· OOGSTOlli "¥1~-~:-= II MASoNadrilil!r "".' rtalltw wru .. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 10, 1968