http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a6e2c81f9d878bd8b3f7826a0a470667.pdf 93a8c6a933feb1c8243d466c8edce223 PDF Text Text . 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 .. �Oflicer&.lP > .. Be 'Elected ' Help f •M ' ~· Olllipilodt for""""'- tile cblld'st,irtllda,y? More than mee m¥ Mom has Sore ... ;lo, ~r ~· and pleao- beoo 1"'1 lor mlno. • e ~~ IDd fun AI leaves preeenta behind, but it' 8 - - , llllr _,..,.... a · ~ mudo 11m opening them by w1111 .... Hit or Heten.llelp USIJ. · tt .IIOI_.a llllll!b• but .. ...•t ,_aetr. a question with ' Sbe. doolll'l ha.,. to bo a"'¥ _ 'II'• just for Oll<;e btllllll.atr. · SlaJ )'OUr• teenage (l.lestions to lrilen I was younpr, lhe csilecl • YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, <Ire or me 011 M1 blrlhdo.v, and I atari· Jielen Help US! this newapaper. eel ccylng. So now sloe doesn't ~ LL IF SHE call aQY more. ~ AND TE When llhe's home,Jusecltoldss WEAIIB JIRACES OR NOT her aood-olillt, but It IUIIIII'ecl ' l,loor lloltn: 'I Jolt tecentl¥ aot Oiled to her, ao I ~. we hardly . ~a . for 1111' -·They bard· ever do thlngo togother.lt'slme- · w 101'1'"' 17, .bow, because .t t liol ~ ~. pi•"""'· of my smile, they don't burt m¥ J>OPI· Pm not telling llll)'<llll \ a1>ou1 m1 hardware mouth. Ml#lt ~:,e'rve turned to my g i r I friend'• mother beCillae I can talk things over with her and Iy ' 1 ' ', • ·'\loi~e aloltg . ·. .· \~~ .iA~ rrlds.v ~ 3 - . :::i ~ By VITO STELLINO UPI ~rta Writer Food-A-Rama Will Be Held April 21 him- Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms Jr. High Student \lim NASA Award PI', PLEASANT - George Barry Morrow1 student at Pl. Pleasant Jr. Hlgh School and one of seven partieJpants rrom theJo.. cal schoollnthe14thAnnuai!Wshsll Unlverslcy Regional Science Fair, has received a Nldonal Aeronautic and ~"'e AdmJo. lstntlon Award. George'e entrY was entitled ~ ert Darst, Ronald M<Cilntock, 11an<1Y Hill, Wllllam Serbrook and Janet llhoade.,rJle£"""Was accom,panlod to tho Calr by "~ enee teacher, Richard Workman. COME ON IN ... LET US SHOW YOU AU THE NEW COLORS IN b IOidecl - l e by Vada Pln11011 were three ot eleven hJta pound. WALt PAINT a tradition of quality ••. . Y:lke was alao named Star fi-" Certi ~- GH Station Ql W. Mlht ••••••,••••!:::;~;;;:::::::~ CropproFarmer of Year,scho. and ra••••••• famll.y, waa the the chapter tarlhlp award, the President's OPEN FRIDAy .and ~.~ ·atoek Farmer, Darrell ~er; ~ ~· . farm Mechanica Award, Charlei MeCalliater and a runner-QP award, KBlth Scantlin; Farm and H o m e Improvement Award, James Knapp; Farm Forestry, Gary ~eer; Soil and Water GIFTS-TOYS CANDY Everything For A Joyous Easter: ~"·~·~ Nt1""" ~~<.-. · ,;; T..-.u, l'.dluiJ .......... .u, .... *"'..,liiiJdlllk lit 1'llt Olo.. \r-'"' ~. - 110 • ,...._. CJrHI t:.lliOr!.l , _ IIWJIJ', <·II ........ ,.ld II .._..,, !11).~15~. ~ ~ III,_H•illl .._._... llilt- .. NEW MODELS . NOW ON DISPLAY . I ' ' ,,. . ~ " ,. EASTER GREmNG CARDS PARTY 5UPI'UES ANI,) 1....1''1 1-r, lk,. U w..& thll a., Nn ~.., ... ""' ..... , lilllh_.... - - homer U st. Tom Phoebus got the Yl<lury Wltll late-inniDg relief bel!> from John O'U>ooghue, Moe ll'• bowsk,y and Eddie Watt. Frank Fernandez homered In the second Inning and Not ~;. UOMfro Pitched a lour-hitter as tile Yankoesloll!>od 19-gamelosor George Brunet. Crowds were 41,4291nDetrott, 32,063 In Washlngton, 7, 756 In Chicago, 22,050 in Baltbmreand 15,744 in New York tcr a league total of 119,04:2. Pappas W~UI singer when a downpour halted pla,y lor 43 minutes with Alex Jobnson batting In the Reds' halt ot the fourth inning, '"I really felt good when I was warming up alter the delay," said Pappas. uThat"a what bugged me, because after I ' ' back on the mound I didn't have my good last ball." Singles by Pinson and Perez and Lou Johnson's error on Don Pavletich'& liner to right Falcons Manage 8-5 Victory .... . N. Gallla 100 1100 II- I 4 Southern 000 24f x-10 11 Bail, S l d den. lladolal and La-ce. oo..... s-. I ·, 1. AIIL Pl'¥01! Slandlnp 117 IJtlltecl Preas Dlblmollonal Serle• A ·. soacs By~ulre 3 IIlli I 31111 Serlea B 01110 \ ~~ (Boat or SevOtl) W, L. GF GA .... ' ' ','., ..:;, :.H· ·'/;>· (Bolt or FIJt) . · Plllla Loa Angeles Atlanta Pittsburgh Cbtca 1111 New York Gil ••• ... ... ... 1 o o 1 000 'ooo o 1 :ooo 1 0 1 .000 1 Wednesday'• Results 1 1 1 NBA Pla)'oO Stancllngo 117 Vaitecl Pre" lnlemaUonal , _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._ _ (Dtvlston Finals) (Bell or Seven) Eaot W. L, Pet. Boston 1 I .500 Philadelphia I I .500 West W, L, Pet. Los An&eles 2 0 1.000 San Franelaeo o 2 .000 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 115 Bostoo 10o Loa Ang. 115 San Fran. 112 laiof -ad011 a Certified Gas Station 531 W. Malo ,_,.., ------ Thursda,.y' s Games Boston at Phlladolphla Clncinnatl 9 Chicqo f Los Allgeles at San Fran. San Franelaco 5 New York 4 Houston 5 Pltlaburllh 4 (ldgbt) NHL Pl'fOI! Standings &.Louis 2 Atlanta 1 ()olglot) By United Press International Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 0 (Division Semifinals) (nlglot) (Beat of Seven) Toda,y"e Probable Pitchers East (1967 won-lost records Series A in parentheses) (All Times EST) Montreal Chicago (Jenkin• 20 • 13) at Boston Cincinnati (~eon 14-lll, 2:30 credited with the victory but he needed the help of George Culver, who blanked the Cubs with one hit the final three and two-thirds innings, '"It Is a crying shame when we score nine runs and I can't go all the way," said Pappas. ..That rain killed me." The score was 0-(l and Pappas had restricted the Cubs to a Drat Inning single by Don Kes. Milt Loull p.m. O<elley 2..9) · at St. (Briles 14-5), 9 p.m Philadelphia (L. Jaekoon 13. i5) at Houston (WIIoon 10-9), 8:30 p.m. New York (Koosman 0 - 2) at Los Angeles (Snger 12~). 11 AUanta Louis New York Chie8:go W. L, Gl' GA 3 0 12 6 0 3 6 12 Series B W. L, GF GA 2 0 5 2 0 2 2 5 West Series A St. Louis Phiiadelphia W. L. GF GA 2 I 7 6 1 2 6 7 Series B Pltt&burl!h (\leale 16.1) at San W, L. GF GA Frandsoo (McCormick 22-10), 4 Loa AngeJes 2 I 9 8 p.m. p.m. Minnesota 1 Frld113' s Games Cincirmati at AUanta (night) Philadelphia at Houston (lllglot) 2 8 9 Wednesday' 1 Results st.L. 3 H.ll. 2 (20T) (Only game scheduled) (ooly games scheduled) Thursd113"s Games Montreal at Boston American League New York at Chicago W L Pxr. GB Los Angeles at Minnesota New York I 0 1.000 (Only gameo scheduled) Cleveland 1 0 1.000 ABA Pl8fql! lllandl!lu MlnneSO<a t 0 1.000 By United Press International Boston I 0 1.000 OlivJsion Finals) Baltimore I 0 1.000 (Best of Seven) Call!. 0 I .0011 I Eall Chicago 0 I .000 l w. L. Pet. Wash. 01,0001 Plttaburglo 2 1 .667 Detroit 0 I .000 I Mlanesota I 2 .333 Oakland 0 I .000 I West Wednesday's ReaJ.Its W, L. Pet. New York I CalUornla 0 New Orleans 2 1 .667 Cleveland 9 Cbitago 0 Dallas 1 2 .333 Mlomesou 2 Washington o Wednesday's Results Boaton 7 Detroit 3 Plttllburglo 107 Mlmesou 99 Baltimore 3 Oakland o New Orleans UO Dallas 107 (Won lost record in parentheses) p.m. Mlnneaota (Merrtlt 13.7) at Waohlngton (Coleman 8-9) 8 p.m. (Only rameo scheduled) Friday's Games (No pmes acheclolecl) * oo · •plu•mto• Ftcl, El. fax (dtpendina on li.te,end retr.tdlblt tift •ff your ear (7.!0114) 7.7bU IS.70.tOl 7.oom (7.00ll4 1.lkl5(Uk15 IUOIU (U0ll14 1.4Ch:15 UOo~~U • Larprll- ()! Good "! Appe~ance for£astet Our handsome line of quality clothes helps Dad, the boys lo join the rest of lhe family for a smart Easter look. Go'" • Be Sure and lhe Church of Your Choice Sundey r1New York Clothing House Pomeroy Thurada,y's Games (All Tlmoo EST) Boston (Santiago 12-1) at Detroit (McLain 17-16) 1:30 p.m. Calllornla (Clark 12-11) at Cleveland (McDowell 13-15) 2:15 WhllewaQor BlackwaU listed .•• ~IU , Thrw ....-, . . . . ....,. - • • ...,. <otriw ..,rid • 1 ' I die OJi.. SPORT COATS . ,.. • d - ll lhl fll.ilt . . . (lf~·tr' ;,n,.,.,..._. fl...-. olu' third run With San Fran Houston from39.95 ,' Ill .-I>', ' Lliltl. tor W L Pxr. 0 1.1)00 0 1. 000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 o 1 .000 1 1 1 1 I SUITS oprlng colon. ...,. ... ~~a.. :;;; 1-atii.Jo . . . . . . . - , . , . . ~ ......... k. Boog Powell drove In- run wltll a aecrUtee dy and scored amther on DaweJohniOn'a(bllble Clndmatl In the Orioles' vlator,y. Brooks Robinion accounted ·. walk, stole second, scored <111 an By Ulllted Prell lnlematlonal Nallonal Leaaue !!..~th~ln!ef!":!r':::; In aU DIW Y..-t :~,X...Iori, 'Mie: ..... -~ 11.:.11. IIJ 1111111 oi. ,_ • '.• fiUO. ... , "'''""" tu!. Jltrw ..... IUII. Standings seven innings. · :·:•,..:..:•:8JIP:ped:.:the ;:::t:~~:::.:e"':.~Nikk= ••.ts · ' -ARTIPICI~L FLOWERS ..CEMETERY · DECOAATIONS .IIK:IIAJU) !i, OWEN, f'UIL.IIiHf.ll ,_ Game 10-1 -GIFT'ITIEMSr-·'" ' . .-WRAPPINCii MATERIAL Alll::o\ .... r-.l'lllllll1hi"' 1 , <1111<1, t5UI • Win First BRW HDWE. co~bllllllon. -FILLED BASKETS -BASkETS TO FILL -TOY NOVEl,TIES -EASTER EGG DYE were 111EU.:VOU:IJ DAILY SENTINEL TCJ INH;at:lf'J' ot· I";""Jior Tornadoes SlACKS modo by Clll!ord Dwm and Thc>mll Golfelb', FFA adviaon. - <i>ahle SCOred Smltll and Joe Lahoud In the BO<ond Inning and he •Ingled with Ute blaea tilled to drive in another run in the sixth. Yutflo. aemzJd• first homer Went Into lllO!I>I>Or ri&ht ftold stands otT~ p.r stadium and his Sl(;ond waa Inside • tile· Park. EUsworth U. lowed nine hits 'and &truck out five as the Red Sox belt tormer when we're l011laa!" · from25.00 Management, Eugene llo1bum; Sar Green Hand A-ds to James Bryan uid Mike Newberry; star lunior Farmer, Darrel stover. 11ogor Rainey and Rex Hit. field were tile recipients ot the COnaervlllcm Camp Scholarohlo I&~IIA-'iON SATURDAY NIGHTS 11L 9:00 - - - - - . PI;:".Siar Daley Farmer award wn. to Aaron Weaver; star Uve- Award. The prelelltaUona ,.,_..., Petrocelli's Reule "Kai•, raia l(o awa,, co.e alfaln 110M@< other daJ - Ute or ntee extra base hits whlc:h Jo. eluded two homers by ruce Sims and OliO by IW Alvis. The )D. dlans' 13-hlt attack routed 1~ gome Joe llorlen after 9-t at Croaby Field before an gave the Reda a 1.0 lead atter opening do¥. turnout ot 26,111. pl8f resumed. The teams pl'f again today here. ur have beeq telling everyone aU spring th,at we can hit,'" said Dave Bristol. "And Pm glad the IPO'I didn't make a Southern' • Tornadoes aot their liar IIIII or their mannger the first win or the 11168 bateba.ll end LEATHER ftrst dly." seucm with 1 10-1 vietoQ over ~ Sbdth Pitched on.. bit Ph. 9924774 boll !or Wllhama, but the Falcons Perez• blalt off rlillthander visiting North Gallla Wednesd&f p · · afternoon. mlllllged lu win only by an 11-5 Coado Hlltm Wolle's Torna. .score apln.st host Jb'ger Creek does came from hmlnd. aoor~ in a pme called by darkness artor four lnnlngo w...,.sd&f, &olth r&rrled five and Issued eight tree P«aaea in the encountthe lllxth lmlng. North Gallla bad aotten Ito nm er, David Jividen 101 tile lone hit In tho Drat Inning m a walk to Soul, a otolea blso and a single for thellobcato and Wlhama hi;. llnK was paced by Tim llowsrd by aocoocl baoeman Ratll!!. who aot two baso kllocka, lloo'lf FrtllhiDID - · Badotel, a rildolhllldor, sll the "'¥ oo lilllnn 111d liaiPh llolef also 11111 the mound lor South1rn and rave tWb RBr • epJece. up only four hlta. Ha '-live and laiAIIid four walko. Ball s1artec1 011 the hill for tile 9'y Slylemart, Middlallade . Pirates aec1 waa raDavldby Sld<i1 and Brookfield. La teat 11101'0 4 and .... third ln. sprint bueo and patterns. Dingo. The two North Gsllla llor. len otruck IIIII live and sllOWWd alxbaoeamboUa. - - hitting ........ led by Badotol who bad • - · · and . · )ly Brookfield and two singlet In four trlpo to tho Stylemart in plalda, pllle. Other Tomadopl.,...al!llwindow - pane checb tlng hlta won Mike St.wart and and oolld blazen. Kllll)' Thol11, both ....tha-lo, and Will SoUara, R. Wallhrown, George Lawreoco, Dan Sbdth aec1 Gar7 Norrla, eado with a lingle, GoiUng the North Gsllla hlta By /aymar and Hubbard ,..... i14Uitf, Holcomb, Nc:Ciaa. will> tho right contrail 1 .key and llapr, ..... with a ..... for any sport coat or For That New Spring lool At {WIIfl I Gal, Gal 1- · a.: only 31 betters. Soiii\Y Siebert Pltl:hed a tor~>o hltter behind a Clovelandborr~ge "-roy Award Winner I ed out by the Reds as they lmocked off the Chlca1111 Cubs 2.15 QUART EBERSBACH .......GILSON· Blaache Nehon were Pomeroy ,ltl. SAT. SUN. APRIL 12. 13, 14 Pla)'er when he bottecl.326 wltll 44 homers and 1%1. runa bitted in last season, hit'two bomernfter Rico Petrocelli's two-run <loublo and r..,.scorlng •IrwiO Paced the Red Sox 1u an early 5-I lead. The Twtna defeated the WaahSenalurs 2-0, the Clev., land Indiana romped over the Chlc~gv White Sl!x &-O, the Baltimore Orlles &hldod the Oakland Athletleo 2-1 an<1 the Now York Yankeos nljlped the California Ancelt 1·0 In other American l.eo&ue Ollenors. traJnlng,•• cracked the grinning pense of veteran knucldeballer Perez, uLast spring I hit ooly Bob Ttef'enauer. one. Thia spring I hit only "With a runner on third, I two." was trylng to hit a fly ball," Wednesday, thouglo, tile Reda said Helms. were playing tor keeps 10 Touy HTommy Ia stl'tlllger tha11 he easlled In his savings with a ma- thinks he Is," chimed in MIIJ'. Jestic bomb, which Ailed hllh over the lett fteld screen. The.~.\111'-Perez, anothilr ll\ ., by TGmm¥ Halma IJid a baaes. ·' sta»Pers Tuesdly and visited Mrs. Paul Montaomery, wOO is a medical patient at Veterans llemorlal lloll)!tal. Hr. and Mro. Roger .Bolon and PT. PLEASANT - Mlko Ser· Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson and &811 or l'olDt Pleasaat lllil1 sta,.. and Gary were Sundo.v dloSc:bool was chooen Chapter star - 11110,,. ot Hr. andllro. Gro"" Former at the 28th 0111111a1 par. er Slout. lilt and son banQiet or Point Harvey Erlewlne and grandPlaaaat ChaJ:Mr ot Future Far- *tlebter were recent visitors of llllrl or America. hll brolhor, H. F. Erlewlne and Francisco, 34,740 at &. Lolda, 28,136 at Los Angelas, 28,1U at Cincinnati and 21,320 at Houston for a IDtal of 148,063- Ill sillhlo ly from 140,112 for last year'a NL ®enera. The Boslun Red Sox opened tho 1968 American League aeaaouthe Yastr2;em•ki, the AL's TriPle CINCINNATI (UPn - Tol\)' Reda' flvewrun fiftb lnning, It Perez is a thrttt,y guy. He saves came minutes alter Pinson'• his homera until they really double had chased Cobs olarter count, Joe Niekro from the mound. You know, like the 26 he nelenauer Tapped lOCked ror the Reds last year Helms' homer, a llhot into thfl and the one he hit In the 13th lett field screen, came with 1M Inning to beat the American M&¥ 011 third ba oe In the elllhtll Leaguers in the All .star game at loming 11hlle the Redo W<IWid up Anaheim, Calif., laot July, their scoring for the de¥ with a '"I don't waste them in spring three-run splurge at the ex- Old Salem Social Notes Mike Sergent batter. Crowds "ere 35,774 It ~ winner In 1967, for the Drtt.Ume out lor st._., CUI Yastraemsld In ... mootlngs. arid Nanlpr lllck WIUiamaHomers by flanJ>oa Killebrew iQI', t~J told YOU 10," and lloloAWaongavo llwnChance The •ottine wao 1n Detorlf Jo. ell the rwoa be nelded to ou;. cot Boaton but Y01 and tho Plkh Camllo Paseuol before I . Red Sox looked iulll u lrnpre.. . crowd that Included VIce Pre"' otve In I'Oiishlag off the TI&era dent HOOer! H. H-ey Iii 1-4 Wocloesd&f aatho,ydldlnbeo;. Washlnrton, D, c. Chaaco, a~ lng the Mlnne- Twlna for the lllllt winner Jut aeuon. atruck Peooant laB! o.~ 1. out eight, ..,.. and faced Crown winner 111d Most Valuable Mai"auder Reserves :Win~~:::·.::.~ Rood· - aot ...., or The'·. Nelgo Maraoder reoerve and Steve Oller sent him home hits. bateba.lltoam, !Ill tile atrOIIIIII> or wllh a single. .E utera 000 01/0 '2 22 fllle pi~. aeored a vic. In thellflh,llodoey Davia olarl· Nclga.. 001 011 ·x- 3 4 11>1')' over vllitlng Eastern Wed- ed H orr for the Marauder•- . Sbdth, Cooldrey (~and Borke. neado.v afternooo. he was hit by a bad pit~ • .was Wlllllllla, llomoskey (3) and Pow. Metp DKMIDd1men "ere Mike moved to JeCOnd by Van .Mitre' I WWlam1 a n d Tim Demoskey uerltlee Mel soorect crl ·an at11hlle Dove Smitll alld llteve tempted plek-<>lf thill weat wild. Cowdrey baJMIIed the EagJea hlll The other Melgo run Wll duly. taiUod by Chip Hallil!l'll' after he . Meigs Scored m .. lnthethird1 tripled In tile Blxth Inning. Heg. flftlo and sixtll lomings and Eao. 8:8J'\Y came home when the Eastern' a two runs eame ln the top tern infield erred on a ball hit ol the sevarth. by Gene Powell, 1be only other ,RJ. SAT. SUN. The young llarauderl' Drlt hit by Melgo wao a single l'UII wu tallied wloen Williams by Jeff 'Tyo. APRIL 12, 13; 14 c:lcMl'led witll two out in the third Ealtern'alastinningrtmlwere {WIIfl I Gol. Gool tallied wh101 Bill Gillilan aot a teammate EariWDson,aU..ame Thrifty Perez Likes Big Homers uAmerica's ~e Program." The other local students par.. tlcilJating were Jan T"'Jor, vlclurles In the senior cln:ult ed oil their 1968 oeaoon Wedne.. n1ag In the laot hall of the lllllth. night b.Y 'howtng will' they're the s.n Francisco trailed the lfeia• odds-on favorite to reste~t as N.. lltd Tom Seaver 4-2 BOitw 1ato Honal l.eo,:ue champions. the niJith. Jim 11o1 Hart slnglld EYOn tl{o,jgt, they werabaldbl;. In one rwo 1u make It Wand le10 for the llrst five lnnlnga lmockout Seaver. llaouu-FrlseDa and even though ace Bob Glbaon came 1n and gave 1111 aingle to didn't go the route, the Cardinals Nate Oliver and a two-run double Picked "" a :1.1 vlctocy over tho 1u J'f Alou thllt decided 1~ Atlanta Braves to kickoftthenew Maury WWaairwledlntworuns season. Cor Pittsburgh tn the top of the ln the other Natlonal League nimh to snap a 2-2 tie but Bob ODeners, Sen Franchreo ~ Aaprumonte' s two-out tr.llle cap.. New York ~4, Houston nipped ~ a three-nm rally in the bo~ Pittsburgh .)..4, Philldel,hia tom of the inning that 11ve Hou... blanked Los .~\ngelea 2-0 a n d con ita Vietor.)' over tile Pirates. ClnclnnaH drubbed Chicago H. , Vada Ptnaon•o baoes-loaded Ill the American 1eaaue ~ <buble and Tony Perez' thl'86orun era, Boston WhiPPed Detroit 7.. 3, homtr ~Parked a nve-nmfltth m. Mlnne'Ota blanked Washln£ton 2- mow Which carried Cincinnati o, New York edged cautornfa1· PUt Chlcaeo. O, BaiUm~ra niPped OAkland 2Boolde short&toll Qm Joboey, 1 and CleYelaood routed Chicago IIIIJ)Mrlow 1n his llrst maJor 9-0, l81pt game, drove In both runa It was a do.v of ninth Inning as the Philo beat the Lbdgors, Chris Short Pltc hod &lolll'hltter, struck out 10 and didn't walk a "*' AII·Stlt:t ®' -.. u Sin Francisco and Houlton ...,. "01 IIley elooecl the 19117 The St. l<lula Cardlnalo •tori- matched st. Louts' !eat by wJo. <IDIPal.ln - wltll <beers rlowlng ~· feel aort of like a daujhter. iile $:.. lOt~teaoed. . pain .... II'. Cfllltlon Ia, will a b o '1 heaps ease Cite ' ex e..,.. .._Jwearbraeeswhenbeldss. probably just sill,- aell.pllj'. Am . 01 me? BRACED AND READY ~-~ dlsiO¥at?- NOT SO SAD • 1,1oor B and R: ANY MORE i'n>bably. More to the point, Dear Not Sad: YOU'LL know you're wearing No, you're not dialoyal. A moM ther wtlo won't take Ume for braeeJ 'When he kiJJes you, unda\l&tl ~·· . )'00 tell him. Ups that her dauattter deserves a • hide hardWare can't ltand much ter who looks for a mother else- University. He was a classroom where. P'm so ver,y glad Y o u teacher tor four yeara, a Jec. pre...,.., And what' 1 wUb the secrecy? found one! ondary school principal for three 1 hope yoor letter bits your years, an assistant school super. If )'OUr tunily lll)'l out some mother where she lives- wher$1,500 tor braces, the least you intendent ror two years, a eount.r ean do is ,grin and bare 'em! ever that Ia.- H, school ouperlntendont lor f'"'r II. GOING, GOING, ALM08r years, and an associate profes. Doar Helen: GONE! IF YOU WANT AN S.O. sor of education at Marshall U. I have an Identical twla sister. S BUTTON, QUICK SEND ONE for four ,years. Dr. QJeen wtJI Sometime• we get each other DIME AND A STAMPED SELF- dlscusa negotiation of teaeher oil! ol jama. Like last llll!ht, !ihe ADDRESSED ENVELOPE F 0 R contract a 8Dd teaeher mllltancy. wantod to Ill> oul with a OOIVIUf, EACH BUTTON TO HELEN BOT· . :I bUt bad a date with another bOf. TEL'S S,O,S, CLUB, P. 0. BOX . So latoodln for her. 9997, SACRAMENTO, CALIFOH. li:YeJ7thing went line, until he NIA, ~5823. (S.O.S. STANIJSFOR llld he waa taking me home. uS'I'AMP OUT STEADYING," IN Wloa~ he wmtt out ot the way, I CASE YOUSTILLDON'TKNOW), · knew we weren't. He parked, DR. GUNN IS ILL PT, PLEASANT - The Annual c llld next thing I know he was PJ'. PLEASANT ll', N. R. Food-A.Rama sponsored by the Romeo 1he Seemd. Wow! I couldGunn, retired chD.lst, wOO r. Point Pleasant Band Boosters Itt convince him I wasn't playsides on Jetrerson Blvd., f't. will bo held Sonday, APril 21 Ing pones until I slapped him Pleasan~ ts a patient In the GU. In U!e Ordnance School cafeteracross the face. Then he roared home wlthoul Sj)Osidng and didn't liPolia Medical Center where he Ia. The dinner lo _ , to tile pub. '· evM take me to the door. Juat underwent surgery on Tueadl,y. It. and Mrs. Gunn'a daughter, He and tickets are avaUable at the _. Dllmbled sometbtng about how Mrs. Ben Isaac of Dunbar, W. door. Serving time will be from ' rd d!anged. He hasn't caUed my sister Va., is vtslting at the Gunn home 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceed& rrom the dinner will IInce, but she doesn't mind be- bing her father's lllness. be uaed for band instruments, eauae .she doesn't like him. What music, trips and general expensM worries me ls, 11 boys ahe doeses of the band. Mrs. Landis 1ft even like expect thla other, Pearson, Mrs. Frank Beckner stoe'o headed for big trouble. and Mrs. WOllam McCraw are !> Should 1 have a talk with Mom? gaierantwrmen, • I - AFRAID FOR SIS .lit's. Eugeoe Holliday was host-Dear A lor S: · · , " ·; Your letter - even after I ess to the Friend!¥ Neilhbors Club Wedneliday. The day was · edited 110me sense into it •1WJ BOI.Dids unbelievable, butjuat spent knitttns, cnM:hvting and PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ' In ease )'OU aren't putting me on, qulltiJw. At ooon a poduc:k lunch ADNITTED - Ronald Boatlc, wu served. Three guests were Pt. Pleasan~ Mrs. llonald MI>here' a my c.uuee: -~· Have a talk with "Sis'" Orst. present. Mrs. Joe &rang, Mn. Coy. Pt. Pleaunti Mrs. Aaron ,; If you twins are close enough Aha Devault and Mrs. Harold Bright, Pt. Pleasant; JohMie • to exehang, dates, you are close Cottrill Tho next moet!rw wUI Housh, New HaveBo · ~ to ballb over problema. be 11 tiHI home or Alro. Ka,y Midll.SCHARGED - Elmer File, Sllterb" adviee azxl ooneern of- kill. Gallipolis; Mrs. Harold Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolen and Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Delbert Tea•ten strai"'tena a girl out rastson. Greg, visited a day recently ford and son, Racine; Mrs. Leroy er than a big teeture rrom above. ._H. with hi& mother, Mrs. Gro~er . SimPkins, West Colt.anbla; Mrs. Stout. Dear Helen: Otarles Wolfe and son. New HaY.. Hr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett and en. Do you think a mother should be at home with her child on llOD, Roger, ol Pt. Pleasant. were BIRTH- Mr. and Mrs. James Sunday atterooon visitors at the ~ith, Southside, a son. H, F. Erlewtne home. Mto. Ann Hallldo.v and Mrs. The- lloll,y !<entlnel, l'onoeroy-MiddiiiiOrt, 0,, 1\j>rllc11, 1968 Cards, Bosox Start Off Right O'BRIAN • ' . 011 .'NEW 'YOIII5 ~ Lord ~ aftei Milrlla Luthtr . 'l'loolna• st.f!onl or Dublin Ia aoNa~' the' 1111!111el flo• ' Ro.. It. •. ' • • ' . 1 11 the Plaia ·for three oOidal man cathOlic C2wtetoe,s OYer)'• - . ; alld 'POIIdlng·tote or'ume ...,~ ... ~ ~ Jdo~IJi ~<h Yilltlnl ·Minhwu.n tuiJer,al .~- "" C81Qhus ujs, "Dan't.IOJ r-.. ' loti; 1'om 11 Ollblln'l top "'!''or• ·lloe IIIah""' man inult.dle ' for . ~~~:~·:';:'~.: .. POINT Pl-EASANT - Eloc- · Iaker .,. eons. ·l;lel~neyorQiieno Ill thoJI!IGJ>Io •.• toplhoralj"* tiOII of>oftlct!fl will bathe main {)ola "ioitna'' .- ldlled the- pit liilo the Kli1ldoln llr,(loil'l" 11 1 buslne•• 1111111 tho Ma- ~ """""' bill In cominltteo); hao Jelll!l Father RIChard J.:Btc. F• 1 Education Ao~ holdo !t• . boon uaablo to 110 ~0: ota)'1at· .ki\" (a LORa ~ lad) ~ · sprlag me«tnr, .Fri.._, lfleir. a dltt,...nt jl!ace '*ch llltd>tboJ · lilt ~ -~ 1ltllon In' ' 110011, April 1~ ·• ~e Pl.' ,fl..- causi or tho 1hl'ealenlnl ptoketo .w, llcDiilii7i Maa1., ·loockacllO!Ii · eant Jr. lllil1 Sctoool 011 ~o IIi his boma .. : 11t11 he - 1. liQora ....,. .._,. to I~ ev..t- . Road !livelli to tho''UnbOIIOvahlej>rea. ttilng he mlillt oboUieonatiuCI!O•I ·'. meeUng will bo preoedecl aure" •• BUt two GOP COIIIIillt. llfttr 'llddo bi 11111 murn.ro ''"' by a IIIIIch..., at 12:15 p.m. to tee members are changing their tho · Corolblo Jalands In tha ,l'l· which members or the board or to "fox" ... DaVId 118pp'l d!lc tD train young natives there e<Ucotlon and llloae nndng lor retiring aa bo11 or ~ Roc· at the 'now IIP'I<IIIIIIral • trade memberlhlp 011 the board or o<1- or<11 llfttr peddling th~ llrm tD lldiool · on the llland or J>an. ucat1011 have beoo Invited. NCA lor $5 mlllfan, .,. Ponelope ope, Following the lunch...,, the GllllaU'o the hoi !lim-critic ru. Bolob,y Kemecl,y aot a Yeri>al llfllllll will be addreasecl by Dr. mor around the N. Y. Tlmea. llap from Rabbi Edward sa.. Bernard QIOen, director or the NBC'o longtlma top proomoer drw, doalrman or th.• N, Y, Pace center, Huntlngtoo, W.Va., Harold Kelllj> (Dean Martin IDI· l!olll! of Rabbli for hit _.to a regional education center· aet loaded Harold Invented (before I..BJ'o wltlldrawal)knoek. up for the purpooe or adVID<Ing the Marlin TV ohow's loronat) lng the prez for actlq ljlre ,,..e creotlviQI In eclocolloo and deJn. lent !rom his host>llal bed for God or tht Old Telllllltnl;" the mostrat!ng naw teachlngmetllodt, hla rAI trle..t Ralph Bellaon!', Rabbi's ...-cy oewlletler ~t. Dr. ~eon was eclocated In the told Ralti>, ·~ know Pm avlng, ed the junior SenaiDr for • - · public school or West VIrginia and I want 100 to read M1 eu. lng the Old Telltalltent God lito a and holds B.A. and M.A. dogreea loiY, be m¥ executor aod- like ,..,.ar~e tribal diet;)'' Who had from Marshall University and a eare OC 11\Y BobbT." ... Say • '•all the ramltlcatlolla olhlclden Ph.D degree in edueatioaal ad~ Ralpl: "lfis courage is llhattermlnlstraUOO rrom the Ohio State lag,"" Educators 1. • '' 1i "'"'' ' ·;.Us••• sy Helen aoire1 \'Oimi Al!ICED FOR frl \ $13.00 IEWTIUDI (telreod, on rJre bodittJ ~Dund Your chGice of tubeleJI or tube-t)'JJe. You get thutme • laaaous rotd·lrlpplnt treed dota.irn th•l ~om01 on our n1w car "Po\vcr Colhlon" tim. BUY NOW ON otJR BASY PAY PLAN I (No eames scheduled) Join the Enjoyers when you're in a beer frame of mind Ohio �Oflicer&.lP > .. Be 'Elected ' Help f •M ' ~· Olllipilodt for""""'- tile cblld'st,irtllda,y? More than mee m¥ Mom has Sore ... ;lo, ~r ~· and pleao- beoo 1"'1 lor mlno. • e ~~ IDd fun AI leaves preeenta behind, but it' 8 - - , llllr _,..,.... a · ~ mudo 11m opening them by w1111 .... Hit or Heten.llelp USIJ. · tt .IIOI_.a llllll!b• but .. ...•t ,_aetr. a question with ' Sbe. doolll'l ha.,. to bo a"'¥ _ 'II'• just for Oll<;e btllllll.atr. · SlaJ )'OUr• teenage (l.lestions to lrilen I was younpr, lhe csilecl • YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, <Ire or me 011 M1 blrlhdo.v, and I atari· Jielen Help US! this newapaper. eel ccylng. So now sloe doesn't ~ LL IF SHE call aQY more. ~ AND TE When llhe's home,Jusecltoldss WEAIIB JIRACES OR NOT her aood-olillt, but It IUIIIII'ecl ' l,loor lloltn: 'I Jolt tecentl¥ aot Oiled to her, ao I ~. we hardly . ~a . for 1111' -·They bard· ever do thlngo togother.lt'slme- · w 101'1'"' 17, .bow, because .t t liol ~ ~. pi•"""'· of my smile, they don't burt m¥ J>OPI· Pm not telling llll)'<llll \ a1>ou1 m1 hardware mouth. Ml#lt ~:,e'rve turned to my g i r I friend'• mother beCillae I can talk things over with her and Iy ' 1 ' ', • ·'\loi~e aloltg . ·. .· \~~ .iA~ rrlds.v ~ 3 - . :::i ~ By VITO STELLINO UPI ~rta Writer Food-A-Rama Will Be Held April 21 him- Easiest Way to Lovelier Rooms Jr. High Student \lim NASA Award PI', PLEASANT - George Barry Morrow1 student at Pl. Pleasant Jr. Hlgh School and one of seven partieJpants rrom theJo.. cal schoollnthe14thAnnuai!Wshsll Unlverslcy Regional Science Fair, has received a Nldonal Aeronautic and ~"'e AdmJo. lstntlon Award. George'e entrY was entitled ~ ert Darst, Ronald M<Cilntock, 11an<1Y Hill, Wllllam Serbrook and Janet llhoade.,rJle£"""Was accom,panlod to tho Calr by "~ enee teacher, Richard Workman. COME ON IN ... LET US SHOW YOU AU THE NEW COLORS IN b IOidecl - l e by Vada Pln11011 were three ot eleven hJta pound. WALt PAINT a tradition of quality ••. . Y:lke was alao named Star fi-" Certi ~- GH Station Ql W. Mlht ••••••,••••!:::;~;;;:::::::~ CropproFarmer of Year,scho. and ra••••••• famll.y, waa the the chapter tarlhlp award, the President's OPEN FRIDAy .and ~.~ ·atoek Farmer, Darrell ~er; ~ ~· . farm Mechanica Award, Charlei MeCalliater and a runner-QP award, KBlth Scantlin; Farm and H o m e Improvement Award, James Knapp; Farm Forestry, Gary ~eer; Soil and Water GIFTS-TOYS CANDY Everything For A Joyous Easter: ~"·~·~ Nt1""" ~~<.-. · ,;; T..-.u, l'.dluiJ .......... .u, .... *"'..,liiiJdlllk lit 1'llt Olo.. \r-'"' ~. - 110 • ,...._. CJrHI t:.lliOr!.l , _ IIWJIJ', <·II ........ ,.ld II .._..,, !11).~15~. ~ ~ III,_H•illl .._._... llilt- .. NEW MODELS . NOW ON DISPLAY . I ' ' ,,. . ~ " ,. EASTER GREmNG CARDS PARTY 5UPI'UES ANI,) 1....1''1 1-r, lk,. U w..& thll a., Nn ~.., ... ""' ..... , lilllh_.... - - homer U st. Tom Phoebus got the Yl<lury Wltll late-inniDg relief bel!> from John O'U>ooghue, Moe ll'• bowsk,y and Eddie Watt. Frank Fernandez homered In the second Inning and Not ~;. UOMfro Pitched a lour-hitter as tile Yankoesloll!>od 19-gamelosor George Brunet. Crowds were 41,4291nDetrott, 32,063 In Washlngton, 7, 756 In Chicago, 22,050 in Baltbmreand 15,744 in New York tcr a league total of 119,04:2. Pappas W~UI singer when a downpour halted pla,y lor 43 minutes with Alex Jobnson batting In the Reds' halt ot the fourth inning, '"I really felt good when I was warming up alter the delay," said Pappas. uThat"a what bugged me, because after I ' ' back on the mound I didn't have my good last ball." Singles by Pinson and Perez and Lou Johnson's error on Don Pavletich'& liner to right Falcons Manage 8-5 Victory .... . N. Gallla 100 1100 II- I 4 Southern 000 24f x-10 11 Bail, S l d den. lladolal and La-ce. oo..... s-. I ·, 1. AIIL Pl'¥01! Slandlnp 117 IJtlltecl Preas Dlblmollonal Serle• A ·. soacs By~ulre 3 IIlli I 31111 Serlea B 01110 \ ~~ (Boat or SevOtl) W, L. GF GA .... ' ' ','., ..:;, :.H· ·'/;>· (Bolt or FIJt) . · Plllla Loa Angeles Atlanta Pittsburgh Cbtca 1111 New York Gil ••• ... ... ... 1 o o 1 000 'ooo o 1 :ooo 1 0 1 .000 1 Wednesday'• Results 1 1 1 NBA Pla)'oO Stancllngo 117 Vaitecl Pre" lnlemaUonal , _ _ _ _ _ _ _..,._ _ (Dtvlston Finals) (Bell or Seven) Eaot W. L, Pet. Boston 1 I .500 Philadelphia I I .500 West W, L, Pet. Los An&eles 2 0 1.000 San Franelaeo o 2 .000 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 115 Bostoo 10o Loa Ang. 115 San Fran. 112 laiof -ad011 a Certified Gas Station 531 W. Malo ,_,.., ------ Thursda,.y' s Games Boston at Phlladolphla Clncinnatl 9 Chicqo f Los Allgeles at San Fran. San Franelaco 5 New York 4 Houston 5 Pltlaburllh 4 (ldgbt) NHL Pl'fOI! Standings &.Louis 2 Atlanta 1 ()olglot) By United Press International Philadelphia 2 Los Angeles 0 (Division Semifinals) (nlglot) (Beat of Seven) Toda,y"e Probable Pitchers East (1967 won-lost records Series A in parentheses) (All Times EST) Montreal Chicago (Jenkin• 20 • 13) at Boston Cincinnati (~eon 14-lll, 2:30 credited with the victory but he needed the help of George Culver, who blanked the Cubs with one hit the final three and two-thirds innings, '"It Is a crying shame when we score nine runs and I can't go all the way," said Pappas. ..That rain killed me." The score was 0-(l and Pappas had restricted the Cubs to a Drat Inning single by Don Kes. Milt Loull p.m. O<elley 2..9) · at St. (Briles 14-5), 9 p.m Philadelphia (L. Jaekoon 13. i5) at Houston (WIIoon 10-9), 8:30 p.m. New York (Koosman 0 - 2) at Los Angeles (Snger 12~). 11 AUanta Louis New York Chie8:go W. L, Gl' GA 3 0 12 6 0 3 6 12 Series B W. L, GF GA 2 0 5 2 0 2 2 5 West Series A St. Louis Phiiadelphia W. L. GF GA 2 I 7 6 1 2 6 7 Series B Pltt&burl!h (\leale 16.1) at San W, L. GF GA Frandsoo (McCormick 22-10), 4 Loa AngeJes 2 I 9 8 p.m. p.m. Minnesota 1 Frld113' s Games Cincirmati at AUanta (night) Philadelphia at Houston (lllglot) 2 8 9 Wednesday' 1 Results st.L. 3 H.ll. 2 (20T) (Only game scheduled) (ooly games scheduled) Thursd113"s Games Montreal at Boston American League New York at Chicago W L Pxr. GB Los Angeles at Minnesota New York I 0 1.000 (Only gameo scheduled) Cleveland 1 0 1.000 ABA Pl8fql! lllandl!lu MlnneSO<a t 0 1.000 By United Press International Boston I 0 1.000 OlivJsion Finals) Baltimore I 0 1.000 (Best of Seven) Call!. 0 I .0011 I Eall Chicago 0 I .000 l w. L. Pet. Wash. 01,0001 Plttaburglo 2 1 .667 Detroit 0 I .000 I Mlanesota I 2 .333 Oakland 0 I .000 I West Wednesday's ReaJ.Its W, L. Pet. New York I CalUornla 0 New Orleans 2 1 .667 Cleveland 9 Cbitago 0 Dallas 1 2 .333 Mlomesou 2 Washington o Wednesday's Results Boaton 7 Detroit 3 Plttllburglo 107 Mlmesou 99 Baltimore 3 Oakland o New Orleans UO Dallas 107 (Won lost record in parentheses) p.m. Mlnneaota (Merrtlt 13.7) at Waohlngton (Coleman 8-9) 8 p.m. (Only rameo scheduled) Friday's Games (No pmes acheclolecl) * oo · •plu•mto• Ftcl, El. fax (dtpendina on li.te,end retr.tdlblt tift •ff your ear (7.!0114) 7.7bU IS.70.tOl 7.oom (7.00ll4 1.lkl5(Uk15 IUOIU (U0ll14 1.4Ch:15 UOo~~U • Larprll- ()! Good "! Appe~ance for£astet Our handsome line of quality clothes helps Dad, the boys lo join the rest of lhe family for a smart Easter look. Go'" • Be Sure and lhe Church of Your Choice Sundey r1New York Clothing House Pomeroy Thurada,y's Games (All Tlmoo EST) Boston (Santiago 12-1) at Detroit (McLain 17-16) 1:30 p.m. Calllornla (Clark 12-11) at Cleveland (McDowell 13-15) 2:15 WhllewaQor BlackwaU listed .•• ~IU , Thrw ....-, . . . . ....,. - • • ...,. <otriw ..,rid • 1 ' I die OJi.. SPORT COATS . ,.. • d - ll lhl fll.ilt . . . (lf~·tr' ;,n,.,.,..._. fl...-. olu' third run With San Fran Houston from39.95 ,' Ill .-I>', ' Lliltl. tor W L Pxr. 0 1.1)00 0 1. 000 0 1.000 0 1.000 0 1.000 o 1 .000 1 1 1 1 I SUITS oprlng colon. ...,. ... ~~a.. :;;; 1-atii.Jo . . . . . . . - , . , . . ~ ......... k. Boog Powell drove In- run wltll a aecrUtee dy and scored amther on DaweJohniOn'a(bllble Clndmatl In the Orioles' vlator,y. Brooks Robinion accounted ·. walk, stole second, scored <111 an By Ulllted Prell lnlematlonal Nallonal Leaaue !!..~th~ln!ef!":!r':::; In aU DIW Y..-t :~,X...Iori, 'Mie: ..... -~ 11.:.11. IIJ 1111111 oi. ,_ • '.• fiUO. ... , "'''""" tu!. Jltrw ..... IUII. Standings seven innings. · :·:•,..:..:•:8JIP:ped:.:the ;:::t:~~:::.:e"':.~Nikk= ••.ts · ' -ARTIPICI~L FLOWERS ..CEMETERY · DECOAATIONS .IIK:IIAJU) !i, OWEN, f'UIL.IIiHf.ll ,_ Game 10-1 -GIFT'ITIEMSr-·'" ' . .-WRAPPINCii MATERIAL Alll::o\ .... r-.l'lllllll1hi"' 1 , <1111<1, t5UI • Win First BRW HDWE. co~bllllllon. -FILLED BASKETS -BASkETS TO FILL -TOY NOVEl,TIES -EASTER EGG DYE were 111EU.:VOU:IJ DAILY SENTINEL TCJ INH;at:lf'J' ot· I";""Jior Tornadoes SlACKS modo by Clll!ord Dwm and Thc>mll Golfelb', FFA adviaon. - <i>ahle SCOred Smltll and Joe Lahoud In the BO<ond Inning and he •Ingled with Ute blaea tilled to drive in another run in the sixth. Yutflo. aemzJd• first homer Went Into lllO!I>I>Or ri&ht ftold stands otT~ p.r stadium and his Sl(;ond waa Inside • tile· Park. EUsworth U. lowed nine hits 'and &truck out five as the Red Sox belt tormer when we're l011laa!" · from25.00 Management, Eugene llo1bum; Sar Green Hand A-ds to James Bryan uid Mike Newberry; star lunior Farmer, Darrel stover. 11ogor Rainey and Rex Hit. field were tile recipients ot the COnaervlllcm Camp Scholarohlo I&~IIA-'iON SATURDAY NIGHTS 11L 9:00 - - - - - . PI;:".Siar Daley Farmer award wn. to Aaron Weaver; star Uve- Award. The prelelltaUona ,.,_..., Petrocelli's Reule "Kai•, raia l(o awa,, co.e alfaln 110M@< other daJ - Ute or ntee extra base hits whlc:h Jo. eluded two homers by ruce Sims and OliO by IW Alvis. The )D. dlans' 13-hlt attack routed 1~ gome Joe llorlen after 9-t at Croaby Field before an gave the Reda a 1.0 lead atter opening do¥. turnout ot 26,111. pl8f resumed. The teams pl'f again today here. ur have beeq telling everyone aU spring th,at we can hit,'" said Dave Bristol. "And Pm glad the IPO'I didn't make a Southern' • Tornadoes aot their liar IIIII or their mannger the first win or the 11168 bateba.ll end LEATHER ftrst dly." seucm with 1 10-1 vietoQ over ~ Sbdth Pitched on.. bit Ph. 9924774 boll !or Wllhama, but the Falcons Perez• blalt off rlillthander visiting North Gallla Wednesd&f p · · afternoon. mlllllged lu win only by an 11-5 Coado Hlltm Wolle's Torna. .score apln.st host Jb'ger Creek does came from hmlnd. aoor~ in a pme called by darkness artor four lnnlngo w...,.sd&f, &olth r&rrled five and Issued eight tree P«aaea in the encountthe lllxth lmlng. North Gallla bad aotten Ito nm er, David Jividen 101 tile lone hit In tho Drat Inning m a walk to Soul, a otolea blso and a single for thellobcato and Wlhama hi;. llnK was paced by Tim llowsrd by aocoocl baoeman Ratll!!. who aot two baso kllocka, lloo'lf FrtllhiDID - · Badotel, a rildolhllldor, sll the "'¥ oo lilllnn 111d liaiPh llolef also 11111 the mound lor South1rn and rave tWb RBr • epJece. up only four hlta. Ha '-live and laiAIIid four walko. Ball s1artec1 011 the hill for tile 9'y Slylemart, Middlallade . Pirates aec1 waa raDavldby Sld<i1 and Brookfield. La teat 11101'0 4 and .... third ln. sprint bueo and patterns. Dingo. The two North Gsllla llor. len otruck IIIII live and sllOWWd alxbaoeamboUa. - - hitting ........ led by Badotol who bad • - · · and . · )ly Brookfield and two singlet In four trlpo to tho Stylemart in plalda, pllle. Other Tomadopl.,...al!llwindow - pane checb tlng hlta won Mike St.wart and and oolld blazen. Kllll)' Thol11, both ....tha-lo, and Will SoUara, R. Wallhrown, George Lawreoco, Dan Sbdth aec1 Gar7 Norrla, eado with a lingle, GoiUng the North Gsllla hlta By /aymar and Hubbard ,..... i14Uitf, Holcomb, Nc:Ciaa. will> tho right contrail 1 .key and llapr, ..... with a ..... for any sport coat or For That New Spring lool At {WIIfl I Gal, Gal 1- · a.: only 31 betters. Soiii\Y Siebert Pltl:hed a tor~>o hltter behind a Clovelandborr~ge "-roy Award Winner I ed out by the Reds as they lmocked off the Chlca1111 Cubs 2.15 QUART EBERSBACH .......GILSON· Blaache Nehon were Pomeroy ,ltl. SAT. SUN. APRIL 12. 13, 14 Pla)'er when he bottecl.326 wltll 44 homers and 1%1. runa bitted in last season, hit'two bomernfter Rico Petrocelli's two-run <loublo and r..,.scorlng •IrwiO Paced the Red Sox 1u an early 5-I lead. The Twtna defeated the WaahSenalurs 2-0, the Clev., land Indiana romped over the Chlc~gv White Sl!x &-O, the Baltimore Orlles &hldod the Oakland Athletleo 2-1 an<1 the Now York Yankeos nljlped the California Ancelt 1·0 In other American l.eo&ue Ollenors. traJnlng,•• cracked the grinning pense of veteran knucldeballer Perez, uLast spring I hit ooly Bob Ttef'enauer. one. Thia spring I hit only "With a runner on third, I two." was trylng to hit a fly ball," Wednesday, thouglo, tile Reda said Helms. were playing tor keeps 10 Touy HTommy Ia stl'tlllger tha11 he easlled In his savings with a ma- thinks he Is," chimed in MIIJ'. Jestic bomb, which Ailed hllh over the lett fteld screen. The.~.\111'-Perez, anothilr ll\ ., by TGmm¥ Halma IJid a baaes. ·' sta»Pers Tuesdly and visited Mrs. Paul Montaomery, wOO is a medical patient at Veterans llemorlal lloll)!tal. Hr. and Mro. Roger .Bolon and PT. PLEASANT - Mlko Ser· Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nelson and &811 or l'olDt Pleasaat lllil1 sta,.. and Gary were Sundo.v dloSc:bool was chooen Chapter star - 11110,,. ot Hr. andllro. Gro"" Former at the 28th 0111111a1 par. er Slout. lilt and son banQiet or Point Harvey Erlewlne and grandPlaaaat ChaJ:Mr ot Future Far- *tlebter were recent visitors of llllrl or America. hll brolhor, H. F. Erlewlne and Francisco, 34,740 at &. Lolda, 28,136 at Los Angelas, 28,1U at Cincinnati and 21,320 at Houston for a IDtal of 148,063- Ill sillhlo ly from 140,112 for last year'a NL ®enera. The Boslun Red Sox opened tho 1968 American League aeaaouthe Yastr2;em•ki, the AL's TriPle CINCINNATI (UPn - Tol\)' Reda' flvewrun fiftb lnning, It Perez is a thrttt,y guy. He saves came minutes alter Pinson'• his homera until they really double had chased Cobs olarter count, Joe Niekro from the mound. You know, like the 26 he nelenauer Tapped lOCked ror the Reds last year Helms' homer, a llhot into thfl and the one he hit In the 13th lett field screen, came with 1M Inning to beat the American M&¥ 011 third ba oe In the elllhtll Leaguers in the All .star game at loming 11hlle the Redo W<IWid up Anaheim, Calif., laot July, their scoring for the de¥ with a '"I don't waste them in spring three-run splurge at the ex- Old Salem Social Notes Mike Sergent batter. Crowds "ere 35,774 It ~ winner In 1967, for the Drtt.Ume out lor st._., CUI Yastraemsld In ... mootlngs. arid Nanlpr lllck WIUiamaHomers by flanJ>oa Killebrew iQI', t~J told YOU 10," and lloloAWaongavo llwnChance The •ottine wao 1n Detorlf Jo. ell the rwoa be nelded to ou;. cot Boaton but Y01 and tho Plkh Camllo Paseuol before I . Red Sox looked iulll u lrnpre.. . crowd that Included VIce Pre"' otve In I'Oiishlag off the TI&era dent HOOer! H. H-ey Iii 1-4 Wocloesd&f aatho,ydldlnbeo;. Washlnrton, D, c. Chaaco, a~ lng the Mlnne- Twlna for the lllllt winner Jut aeuon. atruck Peooant laB! o.~ 1. out eight, ..,.. and faced Crown winner 111d Most Valuable Mai"auder Reserves :Win~~:::·.::.~ Rood· - aot ...., or The'·. Nelgo Maraoder reoerve and Steve Oller sent him home hits. bateba.lltoam, !Ill tile atrOIIIIII> or wllh a single. .E utera 000 01/0 '2 22 fllle pi~. aeored a vic. In thellflh,llodoey Davia olarl· Nclga.. 001 011 ·x- 3 4 11>1')' over vllitlng Eastern Wed- ed H orr for the Marauder•- . Sbdth, Cooldrey (~and Borke. neado.v afternooo. he was hit by a bad pit~ • .was Wlllllllla, llomoskey (3) and Pow. Metp DKMIDd1men "ere Mike moved to JeCOnd by Van .Mitre' I WWlam1 a n d Tim Demoskey uerltlee Mel soorect crl ·an at11hlle Dove Smitll alld llteve tempted plek-<>lf thill weat wild. Cowdrey baJMIIed the EagJea hlll The other Melgo run Wll duly. taiUod by Chip Hallil!l'll' after he . Meigs Scored m .. lnthethird1 tripled In tile Blxth Inning. Heg. flftlo and sixtll lomings and Eao. 8:8J'\Y came home when the Eastern' a two runs eame ln the top tern infield erred on a ball hit ol the sevarth. by Gene Powell, 1be only other ,RJ. SAT. SUN. The young llarauderl' Drlt hit by Melgo wao a single l'UII wu tallied wloen Williams by Jeff 'Tyo. APRIL 12, 13; 14 c:lcMl'led witll two out in the third Ealtern'alastinningrtmlwere {WIIfl I Gol. Gool tallied wh101 Bill Gillilan aot a teammate EariWDson,aU..ame Thrifty Perez Likes Big Homers uAmerica's ~e Program." The other local students par.. tlcilJating were Jan T"'Jor, vlclurles In the senior cln:ult ed oil their 1968 oeaoon Wedne.. n1ag In the laot hall of the lllllth. night b.Y 'howtng will' they're the s.n Francisco trailed the lfeia• odds-on favorite to reste~t as N.. lltd Tom Seaver 4-2 BOitw 1ato Honal l.eo,:ue champions. the niJith. Jim 11o1 Hart slnglld EYOn tl{o,jgt, they werabaldbl;. In one rwo 1u make It Wand le10 for the llrst five lnnlnga lmockout Seaver. llaouu-FrlseDa and even though ace Bob Glbaon came 1n and gave 1111 aingle to didn't go the route, the Cardinals Nate Oliver and a two-run double Picked "" a :1.1 vlctocy over tho 1u J'f Alou thllt decided 1~ Atlanta Braves to kickoftthenew Maury WWaairwledlntworuns season. Cor Pittsburgh tn the top of the ln the other Natlonal League nimh to snap a 2-2 tie but Bob ODeners, Sen Franchreo ~ Aaprumonte' s two-out tr.llle cap.. New York ~4, Houston nipped ~ a three-nm rally in the bo~ Pittsburgh .)..4, Philldel,hia tom of the inning that 11ve Hou... blanked Los .~\ngelea 2-0 a n d con ita Vietor.)' over tile Pirates. ClnclnnaH drubbed Chicago H. , Vada Ptnaon•o baoes-loaded Ill the American 1eaaue ~ <buble and Tony Perez' thl'86orun era, Boston WhiPPed Detroit 7.. 3, homtr ~Parked a nve-nmfltth m. Mlnne'Ota blanked Washln£ton 2- mow Which carried Cincinnati o, New York edged cautornfa1· PUt Chlcaeo. O, BaiUm~ra niPped OAkland 2Boolde short&toll Qm Joboey, 1 and CleYelaood routed Chicago IIIIJ)Mrlow 1n his llrst maJor 9-0, l81pt game, drove In both runa It was a do.v of ninth Inning as the Philo beat the Lbdgors, Chris Short Pltc hod &lolll'hltter, struck out 10 and didn't walk a "*' AII·Stlt:t ®' -.. u Sin Francisco and Houlton ...,. "01 IIley elooecl the 19117 The St. l<lula Cardlnalo •tori- matched st. Louts' !eat by wJo. <IDIPal.ln - wltll <beers rlowlng ~· feel aort of like a daujhter. iile $:.. lOt~teaoed. . pain .... II'. Cfllltlon Ia, will a b o '1 heaps ease Cite ' ex e..,.. .._Jwearbraeeswhenbeldss. probably just sill,- aell.pllj'. Am . 01 me? BRACED AND READY ~-~ dlsiO¥at?- NOT SO SAD • 1,1oor B and R: ANY MORE i'n>bably. More to the point, Dear Not Sad: YOU'LL know you're wearing No, you're not dialoyal. A moM ther wtlo won't take Ume for braeeJ 'When he kiJJes you, unda\l&tl ~·· . )'00 tell him. Ups that her dauattter deserves a • hide hardWare can't ltand much ter who looks for a mother else- University. He was a classroom where. P'm so ver,y glad Y o u teacher tor four yeara, a Jec. pre...,.., And what' 1 wUb the secrecy? found one! ondary school principal for three 1 hope yoor letter bits your years, an assistant school super. If )'OUr tunily lll)'l out some mother where she lives- wher$1,500 tor braces, the least you intendent ror two years, a eount.r ean do is ,grin and bare 'em! ever that Ia.- H, school ouperlntendont lor f'"'r II. GOING, GOING, ALM08r years, and an associate profes. Doar Helen: GONE! IF YOU WANT AN S.O. sor of education at Marshall U. I have an Identical twla sister. S BUTTON, QUICK SEND ONE for four ,years. Dr. QJeen wtJI Sometime• we get each other DIME AND A STAMPED SELF- dlscusa negotiation of teaeher oil! ol jama. Like last llll!ht, !ihe ADDRESSED ENVELOPE F 0 R contract a 8Dd teaeher mllltancy. wantod to Ill> oul with a OOIVIUf, EACH BUTTON TO HELEN BOT· . :I bUt bad a date with another bOf. TEL'S S,O,S, CLUB, P. 0. BOX . So latoodln for her. 9997, SACRAMENTO, CALIFOH. li:YeJ7thing went line, until he NIA, ~5823. (S.O.S. STANIJSFOR llld he waa taking me home. uS'I'AMP OUT STEADYING," IN Wloa~ he wmtt out ot the way, I CASE YOUSTILLDON'TKNOW), · knew we weren't. He parked, DR. GUNN IS ILL PT, PLEASANT - The Annual c llld next thing I know he was PJ'. PLEASANT ll', N. R. Food-A.Rama sponsored by the Romeo 1he Seemd. Wow! I couldGunn, retired chD.lst, wOO r. Point Pleasant Band Boosters Itt convince him I wasn't playsides on Jetrerson Blvd., f't. will bo held Sonday, APril 21 Ing pones until I slapped him Pleasan~ ts a patient In the GU. In U!e Ordnance School cafeteracross the face. Then he roared home wlthoul Sj)Osidng and didn't liPolia Medical Center where he Ia. The dinner lo _ , to tile pub. '· evM take me to the door. Juat underwent surgery on Tueadl,y. It. and Mrs. Gunn'a daughter, He and tickets are avaUable at the _. Dllmbled sometbtng about how Mrs. Ben Isaac of Dunbar, W. door. Serving time will be from ' rd d!anged. He hasn't caUed my sister Va., is vtslting at the Gunn home 11:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Proceed& rrom the dinner will IInce, but she doesn't mind be- bing her father's lllness. be uaed for band instruments, eauae .she doesn't like him. What music, trips and general expensM worries me ls, 11 boys ahe doeses of the band. Mrs. Landis 1ft even like expect thla other, Pearson, Mrs. Frank Beckner stoe'o headed for big trouble. and Mrs. WOllam McCraw are !> Should 1 have a talk with Mom? gaierantwrmen, • I - AFRAID FOR SIS .lit's. Eugeoe Holliday was host-Dear A lor S: · · , " ·; Your letter - even after I ess to the Friend!¥ Neilhbors Club Wedneliday. The day was · edited 110me sense into it •1WJ BOI.Dids unbelievable, butjuat spent knitttns, cnM:hvting and PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ' In ease )'OU aren't putting me on, qulltiJw. At ooon a poduc:k lunch ADNITTED - Ronald Boatlc, wu served. Three guests were Pt. Pleasan~ Mrs. llonald MI>here' a my c.uuee: -~· Have a talk with "Sis'" Orst. present. Mrs. Joe &rang, Mn. Coy. Pt. Pleaunti Mrs. Aaron ,; If you twins are close enough Aha Devault and Mrs. Harold Bright, Pt. Pleasant; JohMie • to exehang, dates, you are close Cottrill Tho next moet!rw wUI Housh, New HaveBo · ~ to ballb over problema. be 11 tiHI home or Alro. Ka,y Midll.SCHARGED - Elmer File, Sllterb" adviee azxl ooneern of- kill. Gallipolis; Mrs. Harold Keeler, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bolen and Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Delbert Tea•ten strai"'tena a girl out rastson. Greg, visited a day recently ford and son, Racine; Mrs. Leroy er than a big teeture rrom above. ._H. with hi& mother, Mrs. Gro~er . SimPkins, West Colt.anbla; Mrs. Stout. Dear Helen: Otarles Wolfe and son. New HaY.. Hr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett and en. Do you think a mother should be at home with her child on llOD, Roger, ol Pt. Pleasant. were BIRTH- Mr. and Mrs. James Sunday atterooon visitors at the ~ith, Southside, a son. H, F. Erlewtne home. Mto. Ann Hallldo.v and Mrs. The- lloll,y !<entlnel, l'onoeroy-MiddiiiiOrt, 0,, 1\j>rllc11, 1968 Cards, Bosox Start Off Right O'BRIAN • ' . 011 .'NEW 'YOIII5 ~ Lord ~ aftei Milrlla Luthtr . 'l'loolna• st.f!onl or Dublin Ia aoNa~' the' 1111!111el flo• ' Ro.. It. •. ' • • ' . 1 11 the Plaia ·for three oOidal man cathOlic C2wtetoe,s OYer)'• - . ; alld 'POIIdlng·tote or'ume ...,~ ... ~ ~ Jdo~IJi ~<h Yilltlnl ·Minhwu.n tuiJer,al .~- "" C81Qhus ujs, "Dan't.IOJ r-.. ' loti; 1'om 11 Ollblln'l top "'!''or• ·lloe IIIah""' man inult.dle ' for . ~~~:~·:';:'~.: .. POINT Pl-EASANT - Eloc- · Iaker .,. eons. ·l;lel~neyorQiieno Ill thoJI!IGJ>Io •.• toplhoralj"* tiOII of>oftlct!fl will bathe main {)ola "ioitna'' .- ldlled the- pit liilo the Kli1ldoln llr,(loil'l" 11 1 buslne•• 1111111 tho Ma- ~ """""' bill In cominltteo); hao Jelll!l Father RIChard J.:Btc. F• 1 Education Ao~ holdo !t• . boon uaablo to 110 ~0: ota)'1at· .ki\" (a LORa ~ lad) ~ · sprlag me«tnr, .Fri.._, lfleir. a dltt,...nt jl!ace '*ch llltd>tboJ · lilt ~ -~ 1ltllon In' ' 110011, April 1~ ·• ~e Pl.' ,fl..- causi or tho 1hl'ealenlnl ptoketo .w, llcDiilii7i Maa1., ·loockacllO!Ii · eant Jr. lllil1 Sctoool 011 ~o IIi his boma .. : 11t11 he - 1. liQora ....,. .._,. to I~ ev..t- . Road !livelli to tho''UnbOIIOvahlej>rea. ttilng he mlillt oboUieonatiuCI!O•I ·'. meeUng will bo preoedecl aure" •• BUt two GOP COIIIIillt. llfttr 'llddo bi 11111 murn.ro ''"' by a IIIIIch..., at 12:15 p.m. to tee members are changing their tho · Corolblo Jalands In tha ,l'l· which members or the board or to "fox" ... DaVId 118pp'l d!lc tD train young natives there e<Ucotlon and llloae nndng lor retiring aa bo11 or ~ Roc· at the 'now IIP'I<IIIIIIral • trade memberlhlp 011 the board or o<1- or<11 llfttr peddling th~ llrm tD lldiool · on the llland or J>an. ucat1011 have beoo Invited. NCA lor $5 mlllfan, .,. Ponelope ope, Following the lunch...,, the GllllaU'o the hoi !lim-critic ru. Bolob,y Kemecl,y aot a Yeri>al llfllllll will be addreasecl by Dr. mor around the N. Y. Tlmea. llap from Rabbi Edward sa.. Bernard QIOen, director or the NBC'o longtlma top proomoer drw, doalrman or th.• N, Y, Pace center, Huntlngtoo, W.Va., Harold Kelllj> (Dean Martin IDI· l!olll! of Rabbli for hit _.to a regional education center· aet loaded Harold Invented (before I..BJ'o wltlldrawal)knoek. up for the purpooe or adVID<Ing the Marlin TV ohow's loronat) lng the prez for actlq ljlre ,,..e creotlviQI In eclocolloo and deJn. lent !rom his host>llal bed for God or tht Old Telllllltnl;" the mostrat!ng naw teachlngmetllodt, hla rAI trle..t Ralph Bellaon!', Rabbi's ...-cy oewlletler ~t. Dr. ~eon was eclocated In the told Ralti>, ·~ know Pm avlng, ed the junior SenaiDr for • - · public school or West VIrginia and I want 100 to read M1 eu. lng the Old Telltalltent God lito a and holds B.A. and M.A. dogreea loiY, be m¥ executor aod- like ,..,.ar~e tribal diet;)'' Who had from Marshall University and a eare OC 11\Y BobbT." ... Say • '•all the ramltlcatlolla olhlclden Ph.D degree in edueatioaal ad~ Ralpl: "lfis courage is llhattermlnlstraUOO rrom the Ohio State lag,"" Educators 1. • '' 1i "'"'' ' ·;.Us••• sy Helen aoire1 \'Oimi Al!ICED FOR frl \ $13.00 IEWTIUDI (telreod, on rJre bodittJ ~Dund Your chGice of tubeleJI or tube-t)'JJe. You get thutme • laaaous rotd·lrlpplnt treed dota.irn th•l ~om01 on our n1w car "Po\vcr Colhlon" tim. BUY NOW ON otJR BASY PAY PLAN I (No eames scheduled) Join the Enjoyers when you're in a beer frame of mind Ohio �'. Tbe llall,y S.nt(nol, Pom_oroy-lilldt!III'Ort. 0., Al!rll 11, IH8 5 - .·. • th~U\ llH'l'l' Uan· Miu1 i\l ;.u·k. Th~· lllilll m;u·\i. " I'" was Hli\!Wil u:o:N\ m1 nil·kl.'ls ol· si\vt•r i.lllfly during till' yt>ars 19-l2 _h• ty.c',. 1\ll' rnii~·d ~tatt•s ' : : in 'alltlUI ' tor tlwir This · is tin.> only UJslanct' cuuntn . wht•n• a mint mark wa!' 11.14-' ~:cwyt:Jopolt· · !!!.i!~·~!)'''i AOiloll ·a......... -rt-· alf··........ 1.~ _...,, 1.~. 110ft ' . •*· N.Aporlure •• N ....... plact.'d on Ll .S. •.·oins :-~tnack at ttw Philadelphia mint. · U.Totend, ummey sa. 'Ploy lf. '1')110 ODALD G,' , · ~ loKotMr nemeldl !I<Ot aiel.. 'Cowtl1. Ohio 11. l'GIIIIl river 20.Man'• : D.I!IO!h "uw• l'J. Humble 'I. Warp-yam 31. ),[uJ, II.Culllftlo U. A. mite 341. Attematlve ••• J:ncllllh ...... -d. trrd.tate $0. Iron or cop}141r SB. LUte abbr. 21. Slight tule 27. Down: prefix 21. Whether 30. Samarium: oym. 32.BalebBII federallon: abbr. 13. Epoch llii.Bellold S'J. VolCanic rock 39. Tribunal 42. Dry,u wine <3. u.s. president -15. From: prefix fo7. Bun god 48. Duque. like cap DAILY ORD'I'OQUOTE-Hen's how to worlc It: AXYDLBAAXB II LONOI'BLLOW One ltt.t.er almply ltllldll for onot;her. ID tbls ample A II uted for the three L'a. X for the two 0'1, etc. Siqle letters, &pOl" trophies. the lenlth and fonn&Uoll ot the wordian all bJatl. l'.adl day the eode let.ten are dlftereDt. Jt~ne , OBPO OCQQ NH VPBII:CVO OBNKYBOV. -VBCQQCA y-...,., Ceyp-101 UNLEIIII YOU JIEAB Wl'l'll 'l'IDC keej; 5 w•vt'S ,\·Gndr.rtullv n:wuv and sa lr sl• es budget -m rnd ed 11uSIJ<l rlds . tco 1Oulwcrn s com parably pr1ced .N OOI ca rpet; t i1ree to l rve l rmes. FAULTS OF A FIIIEND. YOU Blll'l'BA Y YOUB OWJf.IYI\UB Guaranteed API'OiftTMINT Caoe .Nu . 1991 I litttto .. lloMI1 "V•rnOfl •o,.rt. o• IIOTICii agarnst normal home Ne ar fo r te n yf'ars. Spo ts a n d spills van1sh w•.n\11 Sinlhcl•c dete rgent. Textures carpel Notice is hereby l!ivtn that ~.br ~ Lou!H Ru~tert or VIncent St•r Ruul e . Marietta Ohio. hn bee11 dul' ap . pointed Admini1tratrlx of the Eltat .. of R11berl Vernon Roeen df'CUU!d, lito!' or Melg' Cll\lnty , Oh io. Credltort are requ ired to flif' lhf'lr cialm1 with 8aid fldud.1.ry wllhln fuur months . Dated lhi1 9th d ay of i\pr!l 1!1111 f, H. O'SIIIII!N Prob~to JudOt -3f .,.111 Cuunty 4-11 ; 4-18 ; 4·25 3\t I hal neec:ls no pamper 1ng- n~ lon by Ba rw tck -come see tor yourself! Also In Herculon and &cral11 Many colors and grades to choose from EASY TERMS From $3.95 sq. yd. FOREMAN &·. A-BBOTT MIDDLEPORT, 0. OF dllld. are heat -se t, cannot ·NP.a r or wash out Luxuno u s Secretur~· 4 LEGAL NOTICI Klrd The secretary bird is sucalled from the tufts of nar· row feathers standing out rrom the sides and buc.:k ol it s head. These make the bird look IJke an old·lime clerk . with quill pens behind hi s l'ar s. OIOINANCI NO. t1 ... An Ordinan<·e ut;obll~hlnrj: Villa"~ juba a!ld w~~~ rate1. and 11!5\ab\llhln" lt!rj:lll untlon• 1\ohd aJ"•· ;~nd ail'!!~ lt'~\'e , H~ IT OKl>.'\tNEU by the (:oundl uf til~ V1ll a1e of MlddleP<.~rt. lhal t~ rulluw 1ng w~l(e •~ale is herebY adnpled fnr employl!t'l of the Vllltlle uf :'-4 \dlllt•pvrt : Chief of l'olice uso.oo per month owrtinle hourly .-.. te on monthly b.I!Slti 1.8:&5 pef hour .te~~ular Patrolman 305.00 per monlb E:»lrP Pnlll' ~ 1.80 per hour S ll~l'\' istOT <II Village Maintenance 5&(1.00 per mol\th S treel Emplu ~ eeil. 40-hr. week: J years anvlee 1.88 per hour 2 yean yervi<'c 1.80 per hololr 1 year suvi ce_:'USO per hour 0\Hi ime jOVef 40 hn . per w«kl 1.'75 p.tr hour 3 ~eill"$ service 1.8'7 per hour 2 yean it'n"l«" 1.5'1 per hour 1 ye ar ~ervice Pool and Park 350.00 per month Diredur 1.:lti per hoUr Head Llfeiluard .15 per hour Lllt'JIUUdS C:onrclltlon .6:1 per hour attendant SecrehrY to 185.00 pt!f month Mayor Extn Clerlc•l 1.00 per nour Help Clerk. Cemeteey 55.00 por month . . . .;;i,;; demonstrationS in New Mexloo and other stat.el!l• · The demonstraUon will con· · &ist: of MOdern. Morlbana, Trad!Uonal •. Uno, and h<r own ·Interpretation. The oommittee lor the · open meeUng ia chairman, M r s. George ilawley, ~r ., Mrs~ Evereue J..ong, and Mrs. Paul . S.oemaker. Tickets will. oell f<!r $1. Lll!llt refreohments will be . urved. 9\e has won many best of 5hoW awards and judged major fiower shows ln Ohio, Kentucky, and West VIrginia. Invented Game Major Walter Wingate of the British army invented and, in 1874, patented lawn tennis. as we know it. calling it sphairistlke. By the next year, the Marylebone Cricket Club formulated the first rules for the game. renaming it lawn tennis. OIKOIMct NKT VUCCOCVO VNBYV P'l'C OBNVC r•J l n 11)'1.:!1lJII)• ~e has also lectured and done ning and pushed acrou six runs. But the rally Cell Short. Bill Emer)' started for R i o Grande and wa.s relieved ln the te etc Marietta Nips Rio Nine, 8-7 first by Jim Weber. Oswalt relieved Weber and sta_)oed on the hill until he was relieved by Lar-ry Mlller in the sixth. The Rio Grande College Redo men droPped their Cirst game of the seaS(Ln at Marietta as the Marietta College Pioneers dt.unp.- ed. the lledmen So-7, scoring all their nm~; in the rirst three i• nings. Coach I:bn Shivers' ReGnen are now 3-1 tor the yet young season an<tfPUO' Makd".;I)Olege of CAnton at Rio Grande ·Saturday afternoon. Trailing S..l the Redmen came to li(e in the toP of the eighth 1• lllive Rekers had a cbuble, Rio Grande's only extra baSe hit. Ed Price started Cor the P~ neers and worked seven and one third innings. He was relieved by BUI Pearson In ;he eighth. Price struck out.lO. John Callahan homered Cor Marietta with one on in the bottom or the first inning. BW Pearson had a ckluble. Those were Marietta's only extra base hlts. Unescore: Rlo Grande 100 000 060- 1 9 2 Marietta 521 000 oox- 8 10 3 ; Bauer ten ·RiG Grande' '- E-.. ery (LP), Weber U), Oswalt Ul, Miller (6), and Shivers. Marietta - Price (WP), Pearson (8), and Curti• and Porter (1), Addi On? 11.00 per month DumP Atlend•nt :&.00 per bour Mt'<'hanlc 1.00 per hour Cu1todlan Elltra houn ta be approved at n1ular hourlY rete. SECTION 2: Thlt .e<:reiar\al, eler· lc~l and-or bookkMPl"l· reeard· ll:eeplnll noorly employee• be emploY · ed at a mtXJmum ol 35 hourt per week. e!I'C<I!PI for any emenencr t.hat s hell arllll!. 11ld emenencr of extra hnUI'll to 1M approved b)l Council. SECTION 3: Tbt foUowlnl IH hf'nby declared a~ lual holldl)ll lor lhe emplo)'ell ol the VUIIII of M14· dleport : (Wilh I Tlle Old UQ illllt Sllle"lltW -'II BIIIIIC sysltlllll cilllll. flaMIIISifedric ... lllllrllly! :lledric henin1 is I natllal ftr ldHI 111111 bmuse each r1om un~ is seH-cllllllled. hllld 11 ~isrupt the rest ot the -•· l1sUialill is sim"ldly itself! Operation cestincOIIlmiul. Mo we• ... Ill,.. pir. Alld tile mt of eledricill keeps ClllliiiiiiiWII! ..... C. 0. fiiMII •lilt N else lllklsllectrlc IJutiwt I Uftrlllll dii-IIIIIIIRil hrflct wnll. c111nHn11s ot "'lllalllll, ftl tws." Asli y!lll' llecllic lliiiiiiC dellll1 1•111 1\eiiCIS or ull J8U1 )ocil Cll1mflls l SniHm Ollie Electric Cllllfllll Oftice. COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY MIIYAt Altelt: OaM ctor• 4-lb ..... t• --- ate _~oration • nod•• Ohlolan, Bu ne. t Supper Q ·ven 1 4f.. . · 53t W. Molo . ~ m.r llloalllattha Me- flmll¥ wore holll tor a!Ju&. llafley, Athena• Miss Torooa ~ ~ ' SMALL· FRY GIRLS.. FOR BOYS B.:: SPRING Onporade llatterlns new htlll and berets, dawertand lti'&W& combine charm wtth a fascinating romlr Ina look. see them Slzoa f•l2 hore, now. ,.. ··"'" IO SPORT COlTS JACKm SIPa.18 16.95 10.95 BOYS SUlTS WTER DRESSES Slzo3to11 Site 1 to 12 $13.95 to$25.00 $3.98 to $7.95 LADIES DRESSES 5. 95 to· 16.00 PURSES 1. 98 to 5. 95 .... .. .. $1.00 WHIMSEY (VEIL) HATS ANO DON'T FORGET THE ~.~SORIES Eruou' 1111 Theme of District WSCS Event in Jackson Noted tlne h~ 011<11' BtxlavoDI and lAo Corr ~ Now York . \VMt tho World Ml,)' BeliOYO, 11111 be · Ulo Ulome of tho annual moetlng ·til the Woman' a Sotllir of lllriiiiiD Sorriee oltho Pvnollllltlth D I II r I c I M - I l ~urchoa 111 Thurtotlay, April IS II tbe Jaekoon M-IICl118'ch• Portamouth a., in JaekiOII. • The ......., 11111 aet underwo,y at 9:45 a.m. tad oooclude at 3 p.m. M111 !l&11n Keutzlpr, a nUrad deacone11 aDd nurse, aDd OOII!erenee aecrotaey of toplrltual Ill- eulll~ 1!1\!. l!o • pol<- wa~ JOimM .., that hlo honor. In conJunction 111Ur her talk, Mro. llarley read a letter whlob ahe r......,ed from the author In re~pon.. til a comllllllllcallon from her regarding hla book STORY OF HANCOCK lion of lndependenee, preoldent o1 the Second Continental Con· ll"'aS, and nrst pornorofMa•· aachuiOita, waarevlewodbyMro. 0, P. Klein. Mro. Klein deocrlbetlllancnck ao an arlotocrat 111th a demoera· lie view and a lrlend 10 poor men. Slle apolte on hla llle In Bolloo with an uncle who made him one of the richest men 1n the cnlcnlea, and of hlo ltlb&e· <J~enl Interest In JIOllUca and the loaa ot hl1 wealth Cor the love of h I • cntllllrJ, llallco<k wao deocrlbed by the author of Ule book aa a man who made patriot' a chotee whenever he was fae- !I I I rtiEIJifu·'l ~ -.·· ,.~;::::::::~-1..-_i.L..J. MOW TO IJIIENEAL C~ILD 1 -- - 1 - __ _ Supper Committee Named A comml- 10 prepare a aupper for ev&lllfellotlc cru1Nrken Monda,y niJJIIt , 11 named by the llearthllone Claaa of the Middleport First 118ptlat Church at the home of the Rev. and Mra. CharlesSin>ono. Mre. Harold Hubbard, Mrs. John McNeil, and Mrs. Jolln Werner were named to the committee. The supper will be served at the dturcfl Corliaitatlonteams to wnrl< In the communi\)' MoodOl' and Thesday nlsllto In pre- paration for the crusade which will bealn oo Wednesday nlgllt and continue throush !bldo,y nlsbl. During the meedng the need !or new chairs for the basement was dlseusaed. Members atgn. ed a round-robin card Cor Mrs. Paul Smart who Is confined to Veterana Memorial Hospital ror treatment of Injuries suffered In a !all at her home, and lor Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hugllea who are ln Florida. Read at Ute meeting was an ot an aching back. &>Dill cooko find lbey bavo better reaulto with merlnaue It powdered augar la used 1natead or granulated. Ea- lfl'eedng from Mr. anti Mra. Dewey RlebardiCII, current.. If reattllna In Clllildlir, Ind. EdiiOft Baker pve deYotions uolng, Convoroallm In ~ Thlnse, and Mr. and Mro. WUIIo AnllltlrlY had enterlllnment. Attending were Mr. and Mra. David Darst, Mr. and lira. llubbard, Mr. anti Mr1. cr01u1 MoNell, Mr. anti Mro. AnlllorQ' Baker, MUIOn ._, John Werner, Paul Smart, and the BeY. and Mrs. Simona. A deaaert oouroe wls~ed. NAVY ll-B•WIDTH 54.9 TH SHOE ~~l~ly Priced ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t--------------~~----I 1 ·Fine fundture beglrul on the lnsidewithFlex.steel'& I famous U!otlmo 1\lrlns and preclalon eng~DMretl I oolld h . - frame. Aak our oalesman to tlp II over a ehai.r flneat ICiholstered and lbow you why Flexsteel ts the lurnlture ;you can bey, I I I I 1I Baker .Furniture MIDDlEPORT, 0. :·:·. ~--------------. ::- :. ·'.. -:-:·:·:-: : . . <:>:::-: od 111th a tleclslon. Guests at UJe meeting were Mro. John Kincaid and Mrs. Jatnos Jlriden. Membera reoponded 10 roll coli 111th the of a star. Can<ly provided Dudley's EASTER tltiC., 10 E.,. r.,. .· :~: ::·: Announcing Max Factor s New Molstun Essence 65~ 00 :: ·: ::•. •· 1.15 30~ Wllml A. 8aqeat, llarold Sarpnt .. Alma E. Smltb, PIROia, SOl... J111101 S,. l)ow•e, Fannlo J, to Madia Weleh, 1,7 A., =• Cerrle CarlOtra Flnlaw, doc., to Elmer C. FIDiow, Sr.,IUcbartl A. Flnln, Allcolf.c.ppel,lllry :,5otdan, Elm.,. C. Flnln, Jr., -•d. or trona., SciPio. w, Richard E. .'Jonoe, ~ J ... , 111 Chariot II. Wrlll. 1111- Calm Roll-On Jorl• II. W7Jit, DEODORANT lo~ JOY LIQUID $ 1 45~ Rllht ot Pomll'O)', 3.50 up w.,, ....... Chr"'llne -~roltlllm to J. L llawlr, llazol E,; 11&1Jir, .GO aeni Chelter, ~·.. EASTER SPECIALS · .KODAK Col•r Fl!m-126 lfttltmlllc-1:.1 exp. Ria, $1125 . • ' . 79~. KOOAK_:_126-1t Exjl.i lllckiWiiltt . 3· .R..,70t; ., . {. ·- Y - SWIN«;ER.fiLM 1••4 ' .. ,.: ' -, ' Mark~t Report 1 jii. ': The Elegant ElSTER LILY JobnP.... COy,MarthaLIIoo ,Co.Y Ill Boclne.Goo I Sorvlct eo., No. at..... •••te M l,.adr91 w. Clll MHft, D• ..••• 3-18: .... : t-11 lt.c ,. a.w; a, Also ether Beautiful Blooming Plants· Large '. ' ' ,.._c, ·· ,: ,.,, ~G oo· · · u p· .. .. · ' • s3e K se ,. !: GIANT SIZE EZE69 : ·. ' •. . :: ~ltctlon .. ~ft' 't .1\(" .HAll FLUS ,j;,:-3 .'. 1 ' ' . ~ ;··'~·( . ' ' i-, . ..: ...,. #'.) ,j ; ' 't . Of APPOIMTMINf Nolie• ll hereM ''"" Ulet' Vlo&. M. Moon ol Cl'l•~~t•r. QWii; hlf bMft d.ult ewol•1d tHCUlrlk oi tall ... t1te vi i.ed1'111 W. MMWI dee.-., ltte or Melli Counll"o Obto. (.'mlltflra tl'tl recaulred M file ''''' daiiM wltl!i aeld fl&ldal7 Wl\ld• tnr mflnth~ . ·. Dated thl• 2eth (lar of Mardi ltM JOMN C. lACON ,t.ctlflt , .......... - . . ' Iff .... Cevwttr ·: .MEDICA TED L . SHAMp OTION \ NOTICI ~: SlUe SlifEN MENNEN BABY The Season For Flowers& Remembrance -..~doc.,to ~~lrport, l!pe 457&11 The c:reG1Dr of Reaaonable Drug l'rWel . Now ......,.. the <freled Jetton to !om thuurpr!N .......... u ou,...ted bJ theahqoeeartoon. .·... '\lOJI.aen.w Addle Bndlliltl, Eunice J!rU. lleltl, allld. lor trano., SciPio. . Cl>i!IDIIul oDd Sotllhtra Ohio EloctriA> Co. to Slate of Ohio, Rei. or Sills....,.. Loolse L9at1on, Jolltlh LoJ>o don to llllJireillf. Sllav, lot, PHON£ 991•57S9 ' '~fiE 'I'AIJLE: . ' by Mrs. Ben PhiliOn was aeneral oonterence. A t!IIJdlr on Japan entiUetl. The ed, and It wao .,._ced that the Cuml!qro, Durward Cumill(!a, Paul E, TIJior, Poay &lth Teylor 10 Everett To,ylor, Pll<oll, Botltotd. Chellel', DAN MEADOWS 49~ FIIOM SPIWNI5 FOOD AT ........ TopModtl ·suavt AauaNtt ••• I ~.=rl=lr-t-l-"rn""'.,..~ tRODAI' E]· I y• 1 A ::;~=;--;~~;·::;;~_l_~"':.~1 a I I J. HIM ON THE r-~ rr XIJ · ~ Helene Curti• eauae HtBRows· IIOio of Ule Church In Japan, will AprU 2~ meeting 11111 be hold be . preaenled by Dr. and Mr •• at tbe home of Mrs. Thereon John Glagerlch of a Portomouth JohniCII • Methodist· Cllurch. The eouple returned last spring alter Ulree years at a church In Tolcyo, Japan. Sj?eclat mul!c at the spring moetlng 11111 be pro..nted by the Rio Grande College enaemble dlroototl by Meri.Jn Rosa. I'RI. SAT. SUN. There 11111 be oack luneh at APR.IL 12...13, 14 ... MIA~ >ii.M ·- 111111 .... cJrll>k .On tho. ~ .......,... board, available lor 2$ centl. All Melho(With I Gol. G11l u a Jurlltllctlon proal-. ao a tllll women are Invited til attend Certified Gas Station me- of the lnterboard coun- Ule dlatrlct meeting. 5:11 W. Mlln P-roy cll, and u a ~lopte 10 the gen. Nina 1WRSPRAY-Your Choice . Ft•lllla!Mb - - wal Oral allied .., meet Ule ,Amorlcan on Aprill3. That tllte wao puahed back til April 20. The Argentine •ll!<ed lor amther JIO.._.,ent be' • Patriot's Cllolee, by Frederick Wagner, the ~tory of John lfan• t::O(k, first signer of the Deelara~ M-eW.1 t1it • Uit1y ... JIO...,... lor the .....,.. 111110 TUoldOJ'. In at1t11t1on rohaYinJacometiiiiR· ed alte.r ID abMrvlllol')' m1 a peak of a IIIOUI1IIiD In Ule . Rockies baa beetl dedicated In name llodlonl. Qhootar. \li1Ia9e .w.. 181 - · · at lhelr Rock l\lri\I8S .. lad.• Road home Sltutda.r tollow~Jwr.. Min Bochel Roeser, fiNjuw• ::noal ~ lho Suntley woddlns Mich.; Miss SOndra Reed, Kl.: Fit 11 tMa Arnold to Paul almmee, Flo.; 118\<erlf anti Jlaoo zprald. tlal1 Hud.oon, Reynold a Ind.· Ge"' The lace-covered oenlnstoblo l1tl Rola~ ChicOgO ni,. ~oth wao COtJtered with an orr- Gatea, EviRBvlUe i.a, ' of Plnl< cornatlona. Tho Aloo, Michael' McCar\)' IJ>. antlareon color achemowao dilnaPoll• Incl.· Mr anti'Mr• ~~ed o~ in a decorated cake Charles and• Charlott~ APril~ ~-and Paul- Mra. David Cllapman, llultl, w, · • Mro. Blackatlm waa Va.; Mlsa Shaion Smith Hemlock :'lilted In serving the bWI'et GroYO, Mr.llldMra. WUburSJ..... = b y her tlau,chlel', Sborrle, art and Gary, Mr. and Mra. Jock . a. Philip Rod!ord. i!(nart, Tim, Floyd and Uo Gueote. at 1he event wore Mra, Ma.... w, Va.; Mra. Ioiiey A~ ~ Fltqonltl, Mr. and mWer, Harttortl, w va.· Mr ~ f Flt...,-aiti, Komtltll anti )Ira, Jack Fow~ . T;,.or~ and Sllorrie, and lllu Vltlllll!t>o and Toll)', pt. Ploaoa~ Mr. and ~ all of Fowlor,lnd.; Mr. Mra. David wa.;; Plll'klroburg, clnnall;" Eclpr Daulron of Cln- W, va., and Mro. PhiliP Ra«ord Da Mr. and. lira. Carl U.U. and Stel'haele, .llr. and Mro. WI). .WvtA, Qana and Tarrl, Rocloo bur Bailey, Mro. Maxlno Ar111>ld ~ ,~.!.. IIIWII Judith Saurer, and the hosts' 10n1, Boband ~ lndtlolttr, both of Bruce. = ~;. 111m, llatley . ..... and Mra. HaroldB!aekiiiiD wben he ·wu 1 teenapr. 1111 Work illarted 1illh a \wo.inob , Mu. llatlet ClbiOI'Vod !llal Polellor hu 'bOlll aeelalmetl t h 0 · tel._, llllloUib he r~world'• 111"-IIMn~olllon- mando Clb....U4XI out In tho alaotronomor. 111tllout a teloiJI!tll)l u tho , 11a haa boeo credited 111th tho Ideal - til bealn a OIUIIY of Ulo -.T~Jlor, NlnaF~eCumtnsa, p~ Teylor, A!lld. o1 Trau.. _.!' ,hen a ......... · A ~ Tlllor, =•" erdJn•nH be errec:t\Y41 u t<Jlla. .: Pfllice, .l en. I. 1-: Stnet nee. t. 1tl71 Wettr Worb empl_,.l Nov 20. 1911'7: Ma:vor'~ rl"k t.IMI Beard or Pl.lbllr Affairs oJork, I*L· I tti'J. St:CTION f : Till• OrdiRinte U hereby Mel~rH lo be m lllllftiiiB" l~ and 1hall take 11 tle-ct. and be lA lor<"e Immediately upon pUilJal. Paned: J•nu.UJ 2!1. Hancock, 111'11 .._,.. en< 01 Jndepenl1llllllibted a _ . , 0 of•tho Middleport Uterll'1 Club at the home of Mro, an Certified sECTJON Electric heat tilt. . Mro. j, Property Memort1l Det lftdepea4eDC:II D11 Labor DaY Thanb(ivlnl DIJ utlon In tHll. 'fhe a1ler\-tl 11 )lf'OYided bJ thll 1 .1!01 .... _..,od by ..airib revlewa ·. ., the hllfor!CII _, =tldn= Gol, G11) .' IIVENOS AlliE'> (UPI) - 111e ~od bout - - Araon- Two·Men . ...,.ttl ~!:.:.::t£~7: ' R~called . Melga New You'• D•J' ..Q~. / !lOin' POSTPONEO ~r.rloble lllro, ~otOYjder DOled that hto monthlf ....., · · of tho e Chrlatmll 011 t: t:leh fuD tlnll employ"' ol the vmue •hall be entltlt·l lo 1\ek lll"e in the IIIIO'IIft\ of nne an~ uM·fllllrt.h dar• per m onth. anll lhell be aDtltled to ..,. .,, ue aakl 1lek lteve V.P \to ~ daJI . All emplo'JII!II Ia the emPou., of thf' viii••• 11 of J•n\111'7 1. ••· lhtll bf entitled to ertdU for 11e11: \etlrll! lor one year. bellnnllll liUIU · • ..,. l. 1888. • • ,;ECTION 5: !:lth lliD I'M mplo1u of the VllleJt. lnc1ll"lq ~ 1 time 1\<ourlY ntt tmPIOYH•• a be entitled ~urlnl teth ,ear an.r th• fl"l'llt ~ar to two·weeD neaUon. exdudlnll Jetll hoUdiYI · w\t1l p.J. J:mp1 oyee~ with nneen or more servl« 1bt11 be ent\Ued. \o '" weeki ¥iloCilotlon wltll ll•Y e.Cn~t In cornputlnl' vec•tlon entl ed • llll employee• who were emplo)l n~ 01 Jenu•fY 1. toea. 1h1ll be credit tor one year't emoiiiJIII' .o that lbe)l 1ball be enUtle4 to Yl• ' &, llariO, revl.....t oJhV amlteuro, - · utlono of two m.-- 1.!1,.. ! ~rllll>l ~ Peloller'o ..,: hl.u,r'o lntoreol In otaro, :;d c,;:loller, an altnlltmlol', 'tGbloir- 'of btl ttdYonhJreo of ac~ til ilu. llatley, bOillll Trullf'tl \lolunleer F lnmen 9.00 per y.ar e Citrll. Board of Puhllr Affaln 240.00 per month 'Extra Cleri cal HelP Hid nf P .A.l 1.00 ~r hoUr DIIPauher 3:J.GO per month e Ciall of Water Worlu 1.10 per hvur W.ter Meter Jl;uden lo· Rep1lrman (I v, time~ over 40 houu) :1.111 per }lour Apprenuu. W•t.er 1.'1'5 per }lour Dept. 1.50 per hour Water.-exln help :?:".~~""£~~ ..iii: s., Achievements of ·~ sip; only judge in Cltio accredIted with the naUonal council and 1he state Garden Club and OAGC. A.D . 1968. C:Nw, Crew & Pertu Attor••'fS for Pltlntlff t 11: " 18: 4 z~ ; llo :t; 59: 5 thodist Church is pr~st!nttng the t:anta.ta, lie Uvea J\ltd.ln 1 ~ at 1ho church at 7i30' p,IJI, Th• lnvliecl.'' '' · Garden Clubs. SOme of her aetl.vlties and accomplishments are, Ohio State preSident of N&· tional Corsage Club;' a nower llhow judge aince 1952; qualified Instructor of Japanese De- 'Dalr.d Aprll 9th !Ilea. Ann• Wlbon , IKecutril: ef tM llltM of HaHII Nichols .. Cf7ptopom ~ BarWICK ' S ,,,. _.,. Plano have•beetl completed by • Ulo (lloohlre 'Gorden Club for an ..,.u..-to be held AJirll 11 at 7:;1(1' p.m. In the .l'i!lowllhli! room 'of the Cheshire Baptist church. Mrs. James Jack""'• EWlngton, will be the dem· ooatraior and guest speoker. Mro. Jackoon will lonow the dower show ac:h«<ule for the club Oower ohOW plamed lor SalurdaY, Mo,y 18, Mra. Jack..., Ia well-llnoMI In the resloo lor ootstandlng work In the Ohio Asaociatl.on ot · · The IGIJ:IIwlq ""' ~1lai.t lltull-ecl 1D tnl -.;uunl' of Yc;llll !n lhe Ill'- of Ohio, and In ibe Town· fb'P of S.ll•bury. and bov.nded and 4Heali!IM u follaw~; OM W¥m lot tn the VUiarte of Snterprllf, and beln1 a lot out ol 11114 eonv.,ed b7 thll AIIIWorlll htiln to J. 11. lt.rllllfl' btlnc a parJ. or the NOrth· 1111 traction of the •.>jul1b-~ rrac· U~~~& o1 S«:""n 8. Towa I, in •lUIII II and IMl\IBded and deterlbH u lollo. .l Be•lnnlnt a\ • llalt:o at tlw Soulb Wut 1:011'1er of a lot 101d W 11:. Ternll t the&~:e South Uoq Fft.nl Sl reet 1»1 iJw Atbe$> rtNid 110 rut; Utenct~ au• t.o MID 8tnll1 Ultn~e North alonJ .MUI SU.t 10 feet; thenre aklnt E. TerrtU'• SOutb line to the place of bllclnniDI· belna U!e same properb' deld..t to William Flther br lin. Dtvid Cant.erbul'J and Davld CuterburJ her butban;l, Jame1 ftlhor end llln. Joaeptt Dorlll end J~~~~tph Dol'~t. her huabaPd, and re· toNed In Vol. I'J. Pa,. 551-1181 and &89 In lhe re11onb of dHda or , KelP Count)' Ohlu. Reference Deed: Vul . tM!. Paet 130, V.ed llHIII'dt. Melt• County Ohio . Pklntlff f\Jrther alleJtl in her p::. IIUDII the ntmet of tho benefteltr141!a, Mlrt at law ud nnl of kin of Hal· tie Ntcl\olt, Dl!lleaMd furmerty Hat. tte M.dntoall. w'i1o ue f'Rtltled to .Mre In the dlllributlon of h., ••· tate, and allu alh!IU othu hcllll and roference 11 had to tbe petlllnn In this u~t alleJIDI ume. In the pnyer of "ld peiiUon. plaintiff praY• ti1at the riJhll, Inter· nll and llel'lll of the 1aKI delenttanll m11 1»1 fully determined adJUJte:l and proWdl!d and tbat JMtiiloner may M authorlted and or'defi!d lo •11 tht real eslllte atc:.rdlnll ,to the ttatute In tll('h caae made and pro· vlded. and lor such othlr end all oilier proper further relief at ma~ be Jutt and prvper. Slid parlin arl' required to alii · .... 1111 or ~lore the 111 dey vf 25, bppoiU.t YHII!ffar'• tn order 40. Gretk letter 26. Paclty ft. OonciH berrY ..... ts. Intemilt: \f·· .....V ano. nt~: .f. Holdlln '1. overture •}tole olhen M d,-t-::ManM, ).n wbleh Ule iJMd PJ'atnun •lleled tllat \lit uld tleftlknl llaUie Nlcllolll. Ia tht • - · or .. UM f~lowln.. dqcrlbH rul :1.8. Prottpun :11. w.aer. tt.Rental eootncl tJ. Layer of ca., NO. •PlAit '~ illtiiH nus...S :I.Nocrol...,. a. hrt.ota ft. RatUe tlower :1&. Tantatu·m: MclNTOIH, 11aee nr fW!IdtfiN II unMown will' tab noUte uw on OM· lth 41~ of April 11$1, Uil llld PlalaUft, Allnil WillA u I'IIICIIlril' of \JMI lltlte' o1 ~tu. Nleholl. oeee&M4 rued " ' ..uUon . Ia til" ~te C.IU"t. 10. Unc:te: of . A1ts; 'Jome~ Jackson to be Speaker for Cheshire Club , ........ NOTICI DAILY CROSSWORD 8-IIJ>ol'l . ChNTATA PI.IINNt:ll . The cliolr' olli\O ~racu.. Me- ., v \i". 1.0.· ~ . . . ... '• .... ·.•. , . : :: �'. Tbe llall,y S.nt(nol, Pom_oroy-lilldt!III'Ort. 0., Al!rll 11, IH8 5 - .·. • th~U\ llH'l'l' Uan· Miu1 i\l ;.u·k. Th~· lllilll m;u·\i. " I'" was Hli\!Wil u:o:N\ m1 nil·kl.'ls ol· si\vt•r i.lllfly during till' yt>ars 19-l2 _h• ty.c',. 1\ll' rnii~·d ~tatt•s ' : : in 'alltlUI ' tor tlwir This · is tin.> only UJslanct' cuuntn . wht•n• a mint mark wa!' 11.14-' ~:cwyt:Jopolt· · !!!.i!~·~!)'''i AOiloll ·a......... -rt-· alf··........ 1.~ _...,, 1.~. 110ft ' . •*· N.Aporlure •• N ....... plact.'d on Ll .S. •.·oins :-~tnack at ttw Philadelphia mint. · U.Totend, ummey sa. 'Ploy lf. '1')110 ODALD G,' , · ~ loKotMr nemeldl !I<Ot aiel.. 'Cowtl1. Ohio 11. l'GIIIIl river 20.Man'• : D.I!IO!h "uw• l'J. Humble 'I. Warp-yam 31. ),[uJ, II.Culllftlo U. A. mite 341. Attematlve ••• J:ncllllh ...... -d. trrd.tate $0. Iron or cop}141r SB. LUte abbr. 21. Slight tule 27. Down: prefix 21. Whether 30. Samarium: oym. 32.BalebBII federallon: abbr. 13. Epoch llii.Bellold S'J. VolCanic rock 39. Tribunal 42. Dry,u wine <3. u.s. president -15. From: prefix fo7. Bun god 48. Duque. like cap DAILY ORD'I'OQUOTE-Hen's how to worlc It: AXYDLBAAXB II LONOI'BLLOW One ltt.t.er almply ltllldll for onot;her. ID tbls ample A II uted for the three L'a. X for the two 0'1, etc. Siqle letters, &pOl" trophies. the lenlth and fonn&Uoll ot the wordian all bJatl. l'.adl day the eode let.ten are dlftereDt. Jt~ne , OBPO OCQQ NH VPBII:CVO OBNKYBOV. -VBCQQCA y-...,., Ceyp-101 UNLEIIII YOU JIEAB Wl'l'll 'l'IDC keej; 5 w•vt'S ,\·Gndr.rtullv n:wuv and sa lr sl• es budget -m rnd ed 11uSIJ<l rlds . tco 1Oulwcrn s com parably pr1ced .N OOI ca rpet; t i1ree to l rve l rmes. FAULTS OF A FIIIEND. YOU Blll'l'BA Y YOUB OWJf.IYI\UB Guaranteed API'OiftTMINT Caoe .Nu . 1991 I litttto .. lloMI1 "V•rnOfl •o,.rt. o• IIOTICii agarnst normal home Ne ar fo r te n yf'ars. Spo ts a n d spills van1sh w•.n\11 Sinlhcl•c dete rgent. Textures carpel Notice is hereby l!ivtn that ~.br ~ Lou!H Ru~tert or VIncent St•r Ruul e . Marietta Ohio. hn bee11 dul' ap . pointed Admini1tratrlx of the Eltat .. of R11berl Vernon Roeen df'CUU!d, lito!' or Melg' Cll\lnty , Oh io. Credltort are requ ired to flif' lhf'lr cialm1 with 8aid fldud.1.ry wllhln fuur months . Dated lhi1 9th d ay of i\pr!l 1!1111 f, H. O'SIIIII!N Prob~to JudOt -3f .,.111 Cuunty 4-11 ; 4-18 ; 4·25 3\t I hal neec:ls no pamper 1ng- n~ lon by Ba rw tck -come see tor yourself! Also In Herculon and &cral11 Many colors and grades to choose from EASY TERMS From $3.95 sq. yd. FOREMAN &·. A-BBOTT MIDDLEPORT, 0. OF dllld. are heat -se t, cannot ·NP.a r or wash out Luxuno u s Secretur~· 4 LEGAL NOTICI Klrd The secretary bird is sucalled from the tufts of nar· row feathers standing out rrom the sides and buc.:k ol it s head. These make the bird look IJke an old·lime clerk . with quill pens behind hi s l'ar s. OIOINANCI NO. t1 ... An Ordinan<·e ut;obll~hlnrj: Villa"~ juba a!ld w~~~ rate1. and 11!5\ab\llhln" lt!rj:lll untlon• 1\ohd aJ"•· ;~nd ail'!!~ lt'~\'e , H~ IT OKl>.'\tNEU by the (:oundl uf til~ V1ll a1e of MlddleP<.~rt. lhal t~ rulluw 1ng w~l(e •~ale is herebY adnpled fnr employl!t'l of the Vllltlle uf :'-4 \dlllt•pvrt : Chief of l'olice uso.oo per month owrtinle hourly .-.. te on monthly b.I!Slti 1.8:&5 pef hour .te~~ular Patrolman 305.00 per monlb E:»lrP Pnlll' ~ 1.80 per hour S ll~l'\' istOT <II Village Maintenance 5&(1.00 per mol\th S treel Emplu ~ eeil. 40-hr. week: J years anvlee 1.88 per hour 2 yean yervi<'c 1.80 per hololr 1 year suvi ce_:'USO per hour 0\Hi ime jOVef 40 hn . per w«kl 1.'75 p.tr hour 3 ~eill"$ service 1.8'7 per hour 2 yean it'n"l«" 1.5'1 per hour 1 ye ar ~ervice Pool and Park 350.00 per month Diredur 1.:lti per hoUr Head Llfeiluard .15 per hour Lllt'JIUUdS C:onrclltlon .6:1 per hour attendant SecrehrY to 185.00 pt!f month Mayor Extn Clerlc•l 1.00 per nour Help Clerk. Cemeteey 55.00 por month . . . .;;i,;; demonstrationS in New Mexloo and other stat.el!l• · The demonstraUon will con· · &ist: of MOdern. Morlbana, Trad!Uonal •. Uno, and h<r own ·Interpretation. The oommittee lor the · open meeUng ia chairman, M r s. George ilawley, ~r ., Mrs~ Evereue J..ong, and Mrs. Paul . S.oemaker. Tickets will. oell f<!r $1. Lll!llt refreohments will be . urved. 9\e has won many best of 5hoW awards and judged major fiower shows ln Ohio, Kentucky, and West VIrginia. Invented Game Major Walter Wingate of the British army invented and, in 1874, patented lawn tennis. as we know it. calling it sphairistlke. By the next year, the Marylebone Cricket Club formulated the first rules for the game. renaming it lawn tennis. OIKOIMct NKT VUCCOCVO VNBYV P'l'C OBNVC r•J l n 11)'1.:!1lJII)• ~e has also lectured and done ning and pushed acrou six runs. But the rally Cell Short. Bill Emer)' started for R i o Grande and wa.s relieved ln the te etc Marietta Nips Rio Nine, 8-7 first by Jim Weber. Oswalt relieved Weber and sta_)oed on the hill until he was relieved by Lar-ry Mlller in the sixth. The Rio Grande College Redo men droPped their Cirst game of the seaS(Ln at Marietta as the Marietta College Pioneers dt.unp.- ed. the lledmen So-7, scoring all their nm~; in the rirst three i• nings. Coach I:bn Shivers' ReGnen are now 3-1 tor the yet young season an<tfPUO' Makd".;I)Olege of CAnton at Rio Grande ·Saturday afternoon. Trailing S..l the Redmen came to li(e in the toP of the eighth 1• lllive Rekers had a cbuble, Rio Grande's only extra baSe hit. Ed Price started Cor the P~ neers and worked seven and one third innings. He was relieved by BUI Pearson In ;he eighth. Price struck out.lO. John Callahan homered Cor Marietta with one on in the bottom or the first inning. BW Pearson had a ckluble. Those were Marietta's only extra base hlts. Unescore: Rlo Grande 100 000 060- 1 9 2 Marietta 521 000 oox- 8 10 3 ; Bauer ten ·RiG Grande' '- E-.. ery (LP), Weber U), Oswalt Ul, Miller (6), and Shivers. Marietta - Price (WP), Pearson (8), and Curti• and Porter (1), Addi On? 11.00 per month DumP Atlend•nt :&.00 per bour Mt'<'hanlc 1.00 per hour Cu1todlan Elltra houn ta be approved at n1ular hourlY rete. SECTION 2: Thlt .e<:reiar\al, eler· lc~l and-or bookkMPl"l· reeard· ll:eeplnll noorly employee• be emploY · ed at a mtXJmum ol 35 hourt per week. e!I'C<I!PI for any emenencr t.hat s hell arllll!. 11ld emenencr of extra hnUI'll to 1M approved b)l Council. SECTION 3: Tbt foUowlnl IH hf'nby declared a~ lual holldl)ll lor lhe emplo)'ell ol the VUIIII of M14· dleport : (Wilh I Tlle Old UQ illllt Sllle"lltW -'II BIIIIIC sysltlllll cilllll. flaMIIISifedric ... lllllrllly! :lledric henin1 is I natllal ftr ldHI 111111 bmuse each r1om un~ is seH-cllllllled. hllld 11 ~isrupt the rest ot the -•· l1sUialill is sim"ldly itself! Operation cestincOIIlmiul. Mo we• ... Ill,.. pir. Alld tile mt of eledricill keeps ClllliiiiiiiWII! ..... C. 0. fiiMII •lilt N else lllklsllectrlc IJutiwt I Uftrlllll dii-IIIIIIIRil hrflct wnll. c111nHn11s ot "'lllalllll, ftl tws." Asli y!lll' llecllic lliiiiiiC dellll1 1•111 1\eiiCIS or ull J8U1 )ocil Cll1mflls l SniHm Ollie Electric Cllllfllll Oftice. COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN OHIO ELECTRIC COMPANY MIIYAt Altelt: OaM ctor• 4-lb ..... t• --- ate _~oration • nod•• Ohlolan, Bu ne. t Supper Q ·ven 1 4f.. . · 53t W. Molo . ~ m.r llloalllattha Me- flmll¥ wore holll tor a!Ju&. llafley, Athena• Miss Torooa ~ ~ ' SMALL· FRY GIRLS.. FOR BOYS B.:: SPRING Onporade llatterlns new htlll and berets, dawertand lti'&W& combine charm wtth a fascinating romlr Ina look. see them Slzoa f•l2 hore, now. ,.. ··"'" IO SPORT COlTS JACKm SIPa.18 16.95 10.95 BOYS SUlTS WTER DRESSES Slzo3to11 Site 1 to 12 $13.95 to$25.00 $3.98 to $7.95 LADIES DRESSES 5. 95 to· 16.00 PURSES 1. 98 to 5. 95 .... .. .. $1.00 WHIMSEY (VEIL) HATS ANO DON'T FORGET THE ~.~SORIES Eruou' 1111 Theme of District WSCS Event in Jackson Noted tlne h~ 011<11' BtxlavoDI and lAo Corr ~ Now York . \VMt tho World Ml,)' BeliOYO, 11111 be · Ulo Ulome of tho annual moetlng ·til the Woman' a Sotllir of lllriiiiiD Sorriee oltho Pvnollllltlth D I II r I c I M - I l ~urchoa 111 Thurtotlay, April IS II tbe Jaekoon M-IICl118'ch• Portamouth a., in JaekiOII. • The ......., 11111 aet underwo,y at 9:45 a.m. tad oooclude at 3 p.m. M111 !l&11n Keutzlpr, a nUrad deacone11 aDd nurse, aDd OOII!erenee aecrotaey of toplrltual Ill- eulll~ 1!1\!. l!o • pol<- wa~ JOimM .., that hlo honor. In conJunction 111Ur her talk, Mro. llarley read a letter whlob ahe r......,ed from the author In re~pon.. til a comllllllllcallon from her regarding hla book STORY OF HANCOCK lion of lndependenee, preoldent o1 the Second Continental Con· ll"'aS, and nrst pornorofMa•· aachuiOita, waarevlewodbyMro. 0, P. Klein. Mro. Klein deocrlbetlllancnck ao an arlotocrat 111th a demoera· lie view and a lrlend 10 poor men. Slle apolte on hla llle In Bolloo with an uncle who made him one of the richest men 1n the cnlcnlea, and of hlo ltlb&e· <J~enl Interest In JIOllUca and the loaa ot hl1 wealth Cor the love of h I • cntllllrJ, llallco<k wao deocrlbed by the author of Ule book aa a man who made patriot' a chotee whenever he was fae- !I I I rtiEIJifu·'l ~ -.·· ,.~;::::::::~-1..-_i.L..J. MOW TO IJIIENEAL C~ILD 1 -- - 1 - __ _ Supper Committee Named A comml- 10 prepare a aupper for ev&lllfellotlc cru1Nrken Monda,y niJJIIt , 11 named by the llearthllone Claaa of the Middleport First 118ptlat Church at the home of the Rev. and Mra. CharlesSin>ono. Mre. Harold Hubbard, Mrs. John McNeil, and Mrs. Jolln Werner were named to the committee. The supper will be served at the dturcfl Corliaitatlonteams to wnrl< In the communi\)' MoodOl' and Thesday nlsllto In pre- paration for the crusade which will bealn oo Wednesday nlgllt and continue throush !bldo,y nlsbl. During the meedng the need !or new chairs for the basement was dlseusaed. Members atgn. ed a round-robin card Cor Mrs. Paul Smart who Is confined to Veterana Memorial Hospital ror treatment of Injuries suffered In a !all at her home, and lor Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hugllea who are ln Florida. Read at Ute meeting was an ot an aching back. &>Dill cooko find lbey bavo better reaulto with merlnaue It powdered augar la used 1natead or granulated. Ea- lfl'eedng from Mr. anti Mra. Dewey RlebardiCII, current.. If reattllna In Clllildlir, Ind. EdiiOft Baker pve deYotions uolng, Convoroallm In ~ Thlnse, and Mr. and Mro. WUIIo AnllltlrlY had enterlllnment. Attending were Mr. and Mra. David Darst, Mr. and lira. llubbard, Mr. anti Mr1. cr01u1 MoNell, Mr. anti Mro. AnlllorQ' Baker, MUIOn ._, John Werner, Paul Smart, and the BeY. and Mrs. Simona. A deaaert oouroe wls~ed. NAVY ll-B•WIDTH 54.9 TH SHOE ~~l~ly Priced ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ t--------------~~----I 1 ·Fine fundture beglrul on the lnsidewithFlex.steel'& I famous U!otlmo 1\lrlns and preclalon eng~DMretl I oolld h . - frame. Aak our oalesman to tlp II over a ehai.r flneat ICiholstered and lbow you why Flexsteel ts the lurnlture ;you can bey, I I I I 1I Baker .Furniture MIDDlEPORT, 0. :·:·. ~--------------. ::- :. ·'.. -:-:·:·:-: : . . <:>:::-: od 111th a tleclslon. Guests at UJe meeting were Mro. John Kincaid and Mrs. Jatnos Jlriden. Membera reoponded 10 roll coli 111th the of a star. Can<ly provided Dudley's EASTER tltiC., 10 E.,. r.,. .· :~: ::·: Announcing Max Factor s New Molstun Essence 65~ 00 :: ·: ::•. •· 1.15 30~ Wllml A. 8aqeat, llarold Sarpnt .. Alma E. Smltb, PIROia, SOl... J111101 S,. l)ow•e, Fannlo J, to Madia Weleh, 1,7 A., =• Cerrle CarlOtra Flnlaw, doc., to Elmer C. FIDiow, Sr.,IUcbartl A. Flnln, Allcolf.c.ppel,lllry :,5otdan, Elm.,. C. Flnln, Jr., -•d. or trona., SciPio. w, Richard E. .'Jonoe, ~ J ... , 111 Chariot II. Wrlll. 1111- Calm Roll-On Jorl• II. W7Jit, DEODORANT lo~ JOY LIQUID $ 1 45~ Rllht ot Pomll'O)', 3.50 up w.,, ....... Chr"'llne -~roltlllm to J. L llawlr, llazol E,; 11&1Jir, .GO aeni Chelter, ~·.. EASTER SPECIALS · .KODAK Col•r Fl!m-126 lfttltmlllc-1:.1 exp. Ria, $1125 . • ' . 79~. KOOAK_:_126-1t Exjl.i lllckiWiiltt . 3· .R..,70t; ., . {. ·- Y - SWIN«;ER.fiLM 1••4 ' .. ,.: ' -, ' Mark~t Report 1 jii. ': The Elegant ElSTER LILY JobnP.... COy,MarthaLIIoo ,Co.Y Ill Boclne.Goo I Sorvlct eo., No. at..... •••te M l,.adr91 w. Clll MHft, D• ..••• 3-18: .... : t-11 lt.c ,. a.w; a, Also ether Beautiful Blooming Plants· Large '. ' ' ,.._c, ·· ,: ,.,, ~G oo· · · u p· .. .. · ' • s3e K se ,. !: GIANT SIZE EZE69 : ·. ' •. . :: ~ltctlon .. ~ft' 't .1\(" .HAll FLUS ,j;,:-3 .'. 1 ' ' . ~ ;··'~·( . ' ' i-, . ..: ...,. #'.) ,j ; ' 't . Of APPOIMTMINf Nolie• ll hereM ''"" Ulet' Vlo&. M. Moon ol Cl'l•~~t•r. QWii; hlf bMft d.ult ewol•1d tHCUlrlk oi tall ... t1te vi i.ed1'111 W. MMWI dee.-., ltte or Melli Counll"o Obto. (.'mlltflra tl'tl recaulred M file ''''' daiiM wltl!i aeld fl&ldal7 Wl\ld• tnr mflnth~ . ·. Dated thl• 2eth (lar of Mardi ltM JOMN C. lACON ,t.ctlflt , .......... - . . ' Iff .... Cevwttr ·: .MEDICA TED L . SHAMp OTION \ NOTICI ~: SlUe SlifEN MENNEN BABY The Season For Flowers& Remembrance -..~doc.,to ~~lrport, l!pe 457&11 The c:reG1Dr of Reaaonable Drug l'rWel . Now ......,.. the <freled Jetton to !om thuurpr!N .......... u ou,...ted bJ theahqoeeartoon. .·... '\lOJI.aen.w Addle Bndlliltl, Eunice J!rU. lleltl, allld. lor trano., SciPio. . Cl>i!IDIIul oDd Sotllhtra Ohio EloctriA> Co. to Slate of Ohio, Rei. or Sills....,.. Loolse L9at1on, Jolltlh LoJ>o don to llllJireillf. Sllav, lot, PHON£ 991•57S9 ' '~fiE 'I'AIJLE: . ' by Mrs. Ben PhiliOn was aeneral oonterence. A t!IIJdlr on Japan entiUetl. The ed, and It wao .,._ced that the Cuml!qro, Durward Cumill(!a, Paul E, TIJior, Poay &lth Teylor 10 Everett To,ylor, Pll<oll, Botltotd. Chellel', DAN MEADOWS 49~ FIIOM SPIWNI5 FOOD AT ........ TopModtl ·suavt AauaNtt ••• I ~.=rl=lr-t-l-"rn""'.,..~ tRODAI' E]· I y• 1 A ::;~=;--;~~;·::;;~_l_~"':.~1 a I I J. HIM ON THE r-~ rr XIJ · ~ Helene Curti• eauae HtBRows· IIOio of Ule Church In Japan, will AprU 2~ meeting 11111 be hold be . preaenled by Dr. and Mr •• at tbe home of Mrs. Thereon John Glagerlch of a Portomouth JohniCII • Methodist· Cllurch. The eouple returned last spring alter Ulree years at a church In Tolcyo, Japan. Sj?eclat mul!c at the spring moetlng 11111 be pro..nted by the Rio Grande College enaemble dlroototl by Meri.Jn Rosa. I'RI. SAT. SUN. There 11111 be oack luneh at APR.IL 12...13, 14 ... MIA~ >ii.M ·- 111111 .... cJrll>k .On tho. ~ .......,... board, available lor 2$ centl. All Melho(With I Gol. G11l u a Jurlltllctlon proal-. ao a tllll women are Invited til attend Certified Gas Station me- of the lnterboard coun- Ule dlatrlct meeting. 5:11 W. Mlln P-roy cll, and u a ~lopte 10 the gen. Nina 1WRSPRAY-Your Choice . Ft•lllla!Mb - - wal Oral allied .., meet Ule ,Amorlcan on Aprill3. That tllte wao puahed back til April 20. The Argentine •ll!<ed lor amther JIO.._.,ent be' • Patriot's Cllolee, by Frederick Wagner, the ~tory of John lfan• t::O(k, first signer of the Deelara~ M-eW.1 t1it • Uit1y ... JIO...,... lor the .....,.. 111110 TUoldOJ'. In at1t11t1on rohaYinJacometiiiiR· ed alte.r ID abMrvlllol')' m1 a peak of a IIIOUI1IIiD In Ule . Rockies baa beetl dedicated In name llodlonl. Qhootar. \li1Ia9e .w.. 181 - · · at lhelr Rock l\lri\I8S .. lad.• Road home Sltutda.r tollow~Jwr.. Min Bochel Roeser, fiNjuw• ::noal ~ lho Suntley woddlns Mich.; Miss SOndra Reed, Kl.: Fit 11 tMa Arnold to Paul almmee, Flo.; 118\<erlf anti Jlaoo zprald. tlal1 Hud.oon, Reynold a Ind.· Ge"' The lace-covered oenlnstoblo l1tl Rola~ ChicOgO ni,. ~oth wao COtJtered with an orr- Gatea, EviRBvlUe i.a, ' of Plnl< cornatlona. Tho Aloo, Michael' McCar\)' IJ>. antlareon color achemowao dilnaPoll• Incl.· Mr anti'Mr• ~~ed o~ in a decorated cake Charles and• Charlott~ APril~ ~-and Paul- Mra. David Cllapman, llultl, w, · • Mro. Blackatlm waa Va.; Mlsa Shaion Smith Hemlock :'lilted In serving the bWI'et GroYO, Mr.llldMra. WUburSJ..... = b y her tlau,chlel', Sborrle, art and Gary, Mr. and Mra. Jock . a. Philip Rod!ord. i!(nart, Tim, Floyd and Uo Gueote. at 1he event wore Mra, Ma.... w, Va.; Mra. Ioiiey A~ ~ Fltqonltl, Mr. and mWer, Harttortl, w va.· Mr ~ f Flt...,-aiti, Komtltll anti )Ira, Jack Fow~ . T;,.or~ and Sllorrie, and lllu Vltlllll!t>o and Toll)', pt. Ploaoa~ Mr. and ~ all of Fowlor,lnd.; Mr. Mra. David wa.;; Plll'klroburg, clnnall;" Eclpr Daulron of Cln- W, va., and Mro. PhiliP Ra«ord Da Mr. and. lira. Carl U.U. and Stel'haele, .llr. and Mro. WI). .WvtA, Qana and Tarrl, Rocloo bur Bailey, Mro. Maxlno Ar111>ld ~ ,~.!.. IIIWII Judith Saurer, and the hosts' 10n1, Boband ~ lndtlolttr, both of Bruce. = ~;. 111m, llatley . ..... and Mra. HaroldB!aekiiiiD wben he ·wu 1 teenapr. 1111 Work illarted 1illh a \wo.inob , Mu. llatlet ClbiOI'Vod !llal Polellor hu 'bOlll aeelalmetl t h 0 · tel._, llllloUib he r~world'• 111"-IIMn~olllon- mando Clb....U4XI out In tho alaotronomor. 111tllout a teloiJI!tll)l u tho , 11a haa boeo credited 111th tho Ideal - til bealn a OIUIIY of Ulo -.T~Jlor, NlnaF~eCumtnsa, p~ Teylor, A!lld. o1 Trau.. _.!' ,hen a ......... · A ~ Tlllor, =•" erdJn•nH be errec:t\Y41 u t<Jlla. .: Pfllice, .l en. I. 1-: Stnet nee. t. 1tl71 Wettr Worb empl_,.l Nov 20. 1911'7: Ma:vor'~ rl"k t.IMI Beard or Pl.lbllr Affairs oJork, I*L· I tti'J. St:CTION f : Till• OrdiRinte U hereby Mel~rH lo be m lllllftiiiB" l~ and 1hall take 11 tle-ct. and be lA lor<"e Immediately upon pUilJal. Paned: J•nu.UJ 2!1. Hancock, 111'11 .._,.. en< 01 Jndepenl1llllllibted a _ . , 0 of•tho Middleport Uterll'1 Club at the home of Mro, an Certified sECTJON Electric heat tilt. . Mro. j, Property Memort1l Det lftdepea4eDC:II D11 Labor DaY Thanb(ivlnl DIJ utlon In tHll. 'fhe a1ler\-tl 11 )lf'OYided bJ thll 1 .1!01 .... _..,od by ..airib revlewa ·. ., the hllfor!CII _, =tldn= Gol, G11) .' IIVENOS AlliE'> (UPI) - 111e ~od bout - - Araon- Two·Men . ...,.ttl ~!:.:.::t£~7: ' R~called . Melga New You'• D•J' ..Q~. / !lOin' POSTPONEO ~r.rloble lllro, ~otOYjder DOled that hto monthlf ....., · · of tho e Chrlatmll 011 t: t:leh fuD tlnll employ"' ol the vmue •hall be entltlt·l lo 1\ek lll"e in the IIIIO'IIft\ of nne an~ uM·fllllrt.h dar• per m onth. anll lhell be aDtltled to ..,. .,, ue aakl 1lek lteve V.P \to ~ daJI . All emplo'JII!II Ia the emPou., of thf' viii••• 11 of J•n\111'7 1. ••· lhtll bf entitled to ertdU for 11e11: \etlrll! lor one year. bellnnllll liUIU · • ..,. l. 1888. • • ,;ECTION 5: !:lth lliD I'M mplo1u of the VllleJt. lnc1ll"lq ~ 1 time 1\<ourlY ntt tmPIOYH•• a be entitled ~urlnl teth ,ear an.r th• fl"l'llt ~ar to two·weeD neaUon. exdudlnll Jetll hoUdiYI · w\t1l p.J. J:mp1 oyee~ with nneen or more servl« 1bt11 be ent\Ued. \o '" weeki ¥iloCilotlon wltll ll•Y e.Cn~t In cornputlnl' vec•tlon entl ed • llll employee• who were emplo)l n~ 01 Jenu•fY 1. toea. 1h1ll be credit tor one year't emoiiiJIII' .o that lbe)l 1ball be enUtle4 to Yl• ' &, llariO, revl.....t oJhV amlteuro, - · utlono of two m.-- 1.!1,.. ! ~rllll>l ~ Peloller'o ..,: hl.u,r'o lntoreol In otaro, :;d c,;:loller, an altnlltmlol', 'tGbloir- 'of btl ttdYonhJreo of ac~ til ilu. llatley, bOillll Trullf'tl \lolunleer F lnmen 9.00 per y.ar e Citrll. Board of Puhllr Affaln 240.00 per month 'Extra Cleri cal HelP Hid nf P .A.l 1.00 ~r hoUr DIIPauher 3:J.GO per month e Ciall of Water Worlu 1.10 per hvur W.ter Meter Jl;uden lo· Rep1lrman (I v, time~ over 40 houu) :1.111 per }lour Apprenuu. W•t.er 1.'1'5 per }lour Dept. 1.50 per hour Water.-exln help :?:".~~""£~~ ..iii: s., Achievements of ·~ sip; only judge in Cltio accredIted with the naUonal council and 1he state Garden Club and OAGC. A.D . 1968. C:Nw, Crew & Pertu Attor••'fS for Pltlntlff t 11: " 18: 4 z~ ; llo :t; 59: 5 thodist Church is pr~st!nttng the t:anta.ta, lie Uvea J\ltd.ln 1 ~ at 1ho church at 7i30' p,IJI, Th• lnvliecl.'' '' · Garden Clubs. SOme of her aetl.vlties and accomplishments are, Ohio State preSident of N&· tional Corsage Club;' a nower llhow judge aince 1952; qualified Instructor of Japanese De- 'Dalr.d Aprll 9th !Ilea. Ann• Wlbon , IKecutril: ef tM llltM of HaHII Nichols .. Cf7ptopom ~ BarWICK ' S ,,,. _.,. Plano have•beetl completed by • Ulo (lloohlre 'Gorden Club for an ..,.u..-to be held AJirll 11 at 7:;1(1' p.m. In the .l'i!lowllhli! room 'of the Cheshire Baptist church. Mrs. James Jack""'• EWlngton, will be the dem· ooatraior and guest speoker. Mro. Jackoon will lonow the dower show ac:h«<ule for the club Oower ohOW plamed lor SalurdaY, Mo,y 18, Mra. Jack..., Ia well-llnoMI In the resloo lor ootstandlng work In the Ohio Asaociatl.on ot · · The IGIJ:IIwlq ""' ~1lai.t lltull-ecl 1D tnl -.;uunl' of Yc;llll !n lhe Ill'- of Ohio, and In ibe Town· fb'P of S.ll•bury. and bov.nded and 4Heali!IM u follaw~; OM W¥m lot tn the VUiarte of Snterprllf, and beln1 a lot out ol 11114 eonv.,ed b7 thll AIIIWorlll htiln to J. 11. lt.rllllfl' btlnc a parJ. or the NOrth· 1111 traction of the •.>jul1b-~ rrac· U~~~& o1 S«:""n 8. Towa I, in •lUIII II and IMl\IBded and deterlbH u lollo. .l Be•lnnlnt a\ • llalt:o at tlw Soulb Wut 1:011'1er of a lot 101d W 11:. Ternll t the&~:e South Uoq Fft.nl Sl reet 1»1 iJw Atbe$> rtNid 110 rut; Utenct~ au• t.o MID 8tnll1 Ultn~e North alonJ .MUI SU.t 10 feet; thenre aklnt E. TerrtU'• SOutb line to the place of bllclnniDI· belna U!e same properb' deld..t to William Flther br lin. Dtvid Cant.erbul'J and Davld CuterburJ her butban;l, Jame1 ftlhor end llln. Joaeptt Dorlll end J~~~~tph Dol'~t. her huabaPd, and re· toNed In Vol. I'J. Pa,. 551-1181 and &89 In lhe re11onb of dHda or , KelP Count)' Ohlu. Reference Deed: Vul . tM!. Paet 130, V.ed llHIII'dt. Melt• County Ohio . Pklntlff f\Jrther alleJtl in her p::. IIUDII the ntmet of tho benefteltr141!a, Mlrt at law ud nnl of kin of Hal· tie Ntcl\olt, Dl!lleaMd furmerty Hat. tte M.dntoall. w'i1o ue f'Rtltled to .Mre In the dlllributlon of h., ••· tate, and allu alh!IU othu hcllll and roference 11 had to tbe petlllnn In this u~t alleJIDI ume. In the pnyer of "ld peiiUon. plaintiff praY• ti1at the riJhll, Inter· nll and llel'lll of the 1aKI delenttanll m11 1»1 fully determined adJUJte:l and proWdl!d and tbat JMtiiloner may M authorlted and or'defi!d lo •11 tht real eslllte atc:.rdlnll ,to the ttatute In tll('h caae made and pro· vlded. and lor such othlr end all oilier proper further relief at ma~ be Jutt and prvper. Slid parlin arl' required to alii · .... 1111 or ~lore the 111 dey vf 25, bppoiU.t YHII!ffar'• tn order 40. Gretk letter 26. Paclty ft. OonciH berrY ..... ts. Intemilt: \f·· .....V ano. nt~: .f. Holdlln '1. overture •}tole olhen M d,-t-::ManM, ).n wbleh Ule iJMd PJ'atnun •lleled tllat \lit uld tleftlknl llaUie Nlcllolll. Ia tht • - · or .. UM f~lowln.. dqcrlbH rul :1.8. Prottpun :11. w.aer. tt.Rental eootncl tJ. Layer of ca., NO. •PlAit '~ illtiiH nus...S :I.Nocrol...,. a. hrt.ota ft. RatUe tlower :1&. Tantatu·m: MclNTOIH, 11aee nr fW!IdtfiN II unMown will' tab noUte uw on OM· lth 41~ of April 11$1, Uil llld PlalaUft, Allnil WillA u I'IIICIIlril' of \JMI lltlte' o1 ~tu. Nleholl. oeee&M4 rued " ' ..uUon . Ia til" ~te C.IU"t. 10. Unc:te: of . A1ts; 'Jome~ Jackson to be Speaker for Cheshire Club , ........ NOTICI DAILY CROSSWORD 8-IIJ>ol'l . ChNTATA PI.IINNt:ll . The cliolr' olli\O ~racu.. Me- ., v \i". 1.0.· ~ . . . ... '• .... ·.•. , . : :: �' sin!IIIOI. Pom...,J-)IiddltPOrt. 0., April u, lt68 . ' , f' I ' ' ' ' Leaders··cold· to Rights Bill. WOOD , Nosro loaclera. (tJPI)- AD Ill• ~ elvll riP!• b.IJI idd!J,r, cBICI'Im'¥tt'"' In -·houU... ,.., ehance just a ago-was on · desk toda1 ida-,·olpalunl to law. IIi a emoi!OIIII 111&110', the llou11 Weclnoadel MDI tbe bill .., tbe Whlle House.., a 250-171 ID a ,Pck re-11 to the 0( Dr. Martin Llllhor King Jr., and the tfol•ce tllat hao wracked the ~IDtbeput ....... · A eh- weDI up aa tile blll pellllld. Delpite tbe glee m c.p!lxll IDl1 IIIII 11111011g admiDistrallon 'l'ftCiall, tile Hou11 actloo dnw ·a frllld react1oo trom several of llo toUntry's most ~ , -·olastl• i ·~ Special Easter Services Noted of thent are be1ns enforced.'' Eaater &IU'Ioe services at the tile NAACP otllclal said. ''UDIII IIYracuse Presbyterian Cbureh they are reatb' to enforce tile will be held at 6 a.m. ooes alrood)r paseed, 1011)' adopt Followilll! tbe service tllere uy more'?" The most crocial test came will be light rafresbments ..,... before final pas81180, wh• tile ad In the 811D8X. The morning Hoose nolled In the Senate- wor~ !Onda1 will be at 9 a, m. with a cldldren's sermon to be (!Ivan bJ the Rev. Llnsoo !iebblns. 511K1aY ~I will be held at 10 a.m. All members are asked to turn In their Lenten coin holdThe plaao for brother- In era at any of the three servteeli. 11 Guess Who'& Olmlng to All members are asked to atDinner" and "In the Heat o1 the tend the services and parents N!ghr' wore also . - In are to take tllelr cbUclren 110 ABC-TV's Oscar brodcast bJ tile !Onda1 worahlp service. master of ceremonies Bob HoJ>e and Acadalllj' President G.-EASTER SUNRISE service will ry Peck. The awards were oot be held at the Allred Mothodlst turned Into a memorial for tho Chureh at 6:30 a.m. slain Dr. King, but beth ~ &mdajr school will be held at ond Peck SI>Oka ot him and 9:30 a.m. IIIII worahlp service mentioned the racial problem at 10;45 with Vere Swartz at wltll feelinll. as did 5tai&er In loY leader. AD egg bomt will be his accepcaoce speech. In held from I0:30 ID 10:45 LID. addition, the posH.werds beJ>o Youth Fellowship will meet at quet waa cancelled because of 6:30 p.m. and wor~ services ~s murder• wm be cmducted at 7:45 p.m. The '"""' ltselt bad more thlll w!tll tile Rev. Pilar! Casto ofIts share of tee bn!cal fouhl>s, i'tclatlng. especlaiJ.y In tbe 80IDid depart;. ment, and 1'111 far too loJ!8o GOOD FRIDAY services for about a half.bour over Khedule. the Syracuse community wiU be As Hope said: "I've never aeen held at 2 p.m. wltll tile Rev, Mr. siX boors whiz bJ so fast." The Zimmerman as speaker. An ofI~ ""' ~~hours, fering wUI be taken. and etsliJI tl1a •tartalnment h!gh1!ghts were Angela J.ar>. &bury singing and dancing uThorouahl1 Modem Mlllle,t' and Slmlllj' Davis Jr,, ·.oca11.. lng on "Talk to tbe Animals," . WASHINGTON (IJPO - ThirIt Bbould be noted t11at tile commercials of tbe sole spon- tem U.S. representatives from sor. Eastman-Kodak. were ln Ohio voted for tile Open !looslllr<olleot IIJIAl, IIIII a model of Ing and Civil Rights BUI, which oow 110 mike advertl&ing fit to a waa approved bJ a 2499171 TuesspecJJlc stocy. day. Eleven (ldo Consresamen -sed the bill. Democrata ror: Thomas l, TV ... in Review _. By RICK 00 BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPO-HoiiJ" Wood's OS<:ar telecast, poal'pOned because of Martin Luther Klrw'& dM.th, went Gn Wednes.dt.l' nilbt. ond oven the awards rtllectecl the natloo'a !nYOIY~ ment witll the roclal !soue. Nomecl as the best picture wu ·~m the He~t of the Night," a nclallJ-tllemecl film starring Bod Stai&er 111d Slcmey Poltier. rn lllldlt!ou, Stei&er was nomecl u best IC1Dr. And Katharine H41'binl was chosen tor best octress, wlM!ng In the movie ..Guess WOO's Coming to llnner ,'' 111 lnterraclal love IIDI'Y· Furthermore, the writing awards went to both uln the Heat of the Night'' and uGuess Who's Cotnii1l to Dinner.'' - r theme retlected In tile nation, violence, was rc>resentecl In awards to _.Bonnie aud C)yda." Estelle Parsons was named best ILIJPOrting actress tor her perform&IICe In the rum. .,Bonnie and Clyde," OOwBYer, was widely felt to be a sl&)erlnr movie clnemlllcolll' thlll "In tile Heat of tho Night," IIIII It Is _.eating to -ulale wbother \ . · pialllll IIII!IIIIP Ill tile blU bJ SeekJ More Aet!GD 'njectlar, 2:19-195, a ..,., aimed •"1111alo al!'oot stride toword at doiDurlar It ID a conference froeclom Ill lO!IIIAl America, bal commlttll for modlllcatlont. It II bore1J a atep torwull lor Democrltl IIIII Repub!lcanl black America," llkl tllu lleY. IP!lt (II~-·· Ralph D. Abornalll7, btir to · John100 HaD a Bill Kln8'• ioadorllhlp Ill Ill• $MaUl· ~- Jcllm..., called tile ere Olrl- LoldorQ''Coft. b.Ul, ••• ., Yldory for everY fer.,.., AJnerlean.•• ''NOW Ycwk bel bod tldl Qpi ot bill for 10 )'0111'111111 we 111111 ha¥e the ~·" !ollsolulppi civil riPt8 loader Cborlea EYers, aald his rooctlm was 11negaUve." "Hundreda· ol laws are oa the books and ncme oclldomy 'YO!era were maldne a moral Judipnent more filtlatl to tile time& " ;;· The bill w111... GUlla"' taclal clacriJnlaaiiQo ID tbe sale or rea1a1 ot 80 per ceot ot the nadaaa' h..,.~ .... aparlmaii by 1870, For !Ida ,,..,., , , It rwill maiDIJ corer fo4erolll' Gr financed. 'hGIII!nl Qcw• . ' ' ered 01 · "" executive' . ~ !silled bJ Proaldont Klim«b' 1D 1962. . -' The real etreet .,will OOllll Ia 1969, wh• the bill ~· to other aparlmon! houllinl ·and real estate developments and·ID 1.979 when It covera private homes aold jlu'oUill brokers. , There will be two main exeiiiiJI;lona: an OWII81' seiUng Otller blghl!gbta o1 tbe mootiroaldeql of tile Pomeroy PTA Ins lnclilded ,pllllfllfll for tor tilt ·.IMS-49 school year Mat· ajlout ~~ (!lrlo IIIII bbl• of tho ll,l' n!SI!I· at· tile Pomei'O)< Elo- 'achOol' .PIII'OI .to 'IIi> to tbe slfo. fleiltar1 School. cy QWeronce at' Washington tile weekend of 1111,1' 10, IIIII a plq, Acrordllll to Size, bi tho Olllo UnlvoraiQ> pl..,..ra. Elected for tho next aehool term bellidea Mra. Caraey were Mra. Loo Crow, flrot ¥ice pro. alden!; Mro. Jomei Soulli>)', secYou get our usual fiDe ODd vice prelli-; Mro. Dwight servlco. and finishing. Cullumo, secretary; Mrs. Rob. ert Coueb, corresponding aecre. •1n 119,outet5 tory, and Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., SHIRT SERVICE own home, treaaurer. In bls own dwelling. The bill also contains federal penaltlea for crossing atete liDos or using lniAlratate facUltlea to Incite riots, penalties for Interference with per""'a carl')'· ing out lawllll r1atrta ranging trom worldng to voting, and a set ot r!Pts for Indian tribes. Again cr- A fashionable tbtng happened on the way to the Forum ~RO by CARAVEL L E• Division of BULOVA Here's the newest style in time .. . Roman numerals. They bring classic elegance to a lady's finals series in Boston We«mes-dajo night and the game reeembled a bechyerd brawL There wear a near fight on tbe court, three technical fouls, a sbot!ered beckbcard and an omclal knocked groggy. And when it was all over, the 76-ers had a 115-106 triumph that knotted tile besi-Df·seven oarlas at 1·I, The third game will be played tonlght In Pbl)adolphla, or man's watch, \ ClnclnnaU; and Charles W. Wha- len, Jr., Dayton, Democrats against: none. Republicans against: Jolm M. ABbbrook, Johnstown; Mr•. trances P. Bolton, 4'11<11111'81; Frlllk recentl,)', Bud llaUleld and the Rev. CborTho WrwoY• and greena of les Klnelard om elating. Burial tbe 6,980-yard Augusta National wlll be In the Beale Chapel ceme- eour11 were "181Usuai1J lUih" tery, F rlendo may call at tho because of warm wtlther and Mohr - Stev•s Funeral Horne recent rains aa a amlll field. of liter 6 p.m. Fridajo, The bod;r 74 aet out on the foUJ'o<il.y camwlll be taken ID the church me paign for tbe Drat of lito lo!g hour prior to the funeral lime. ddea of tbe 1988 golf season. 3 LOCATIONS .TO SERV·E·YOU . '' . made DO ment1m ot any role In tile R...,ody campaljpl. "I OliJ)Oct ID enter the private sector and at an appropriate tilrul, I wW advise ~ oiiiiJ' pi1111," O'Brien oald In tile llalament lliven re. )IOI'Iers. John""' named J. Marvin Watsm, 43, a !OIIIItime aide, to sue'~ O'Brien aa pollbMster pn. -ct. HI, 2 Wollstm; Tw!la Star 21 Accidents lnve3tigated During March The department of Sberllf Robert Hartanbech IDvestlgated 21 tntllc accidents in March, sw.eral resulting In periiOII&I Jn. juries. Two deer wsre ld1led and an- :::.V~:' . ··-' •l' S. WD· Rl~ · • - · .... !D*::· Uama, Jack800; Mro. Jamaa L. - . llrL Jal1n Michael ~}jelll · Oliver, Well COlumbia; Mra. and t.lt.t .If'.· lilrl. ~ GoJio D. Edwards, Coaltan. B, Slrlclllllld 1\Dd, lllflal ,-. , Mrl. Gent M. !lwl...... 1111 Ia-: BIRTHS lira. Corloa P. Wood, PltriGt rom .... ! •. '~~ . 8 •A 0. ........ """""""' •·~I ___.;.~;. , ·-' • ' ,;.\;c . ·.i<!'<~1N ,' ,' " Guaranteed by Bulova. Most .Cities Calming By Ulllted Prose InternatiOIIII A business block went up In namea 111 a NOifO ~ctloo. of Kanan . ClQ>, Mo., Wedrioldef n1&lrt and five Nesroes were kllled ae snlpon oxchanee• gunfire with pollee and Natkllal Qlards. men until down ~Delay . But !he violence !bet followed tile as. saaolnatloo of Dr. lllartlD Luther King a week ago dw!ndlecl ID moat olhar places In the na.- The 1<nown death toll In tbe week of racial disorders roie to 43 and arreota neared 3;00&~At least 125 cities suaarecl vlollllce or vandalism. , The five Nesroes, lnclodlnla father llld teen- "'"'• - .to daath.on KlUiaaa CU;y'a East 'lido · WeclnOsda.Y n!gbt, ralaed tile.,_ daY death count there to .P, At least nina olhera were *,· ed and nearly 400 persona "!"' arreatecl. Go,ssler Jewelry Store· •.• toe, ll.J., IIIII Plttshur&b. -· pomeroy Court St. ent1 and Teachers were Mra. Paul Elehinpr, Mra. Rich""' RootN>aum, Mro. Max Folmer, Hra. ~ IIJliHU, and Mrs, Karl Krautter. Leo Crew, ulet.y chairman, reporiod that about $100 Wll made on tag cia)' actlv!tiaa. He ai.O nolecl that a rummage Hie Ia be· lng cmductecl thla week w!tll pr<~<eeds ID go towan1 -sea Ill the trip. Forma were distr!botecl ID the ter•ts ot cbDdren IOinl on the trip. The Rev. Bill Perrin laid tllat U more money la needed, the church CO\DlCU of tile Trlnicy United Cbureh o1 Christ would make a cli!MIIoa. The PTA votecl to a movie for tile patrol boys and glrla. Trophies w be awerdecl later tllla year were ordered. n waa votecl <llrlng tile meetIng, condUcted bJ Mra. John WilHam · Blaetlnar, ID send dalegates ID the perent ecmcaUon workshlp to be hold oo May 18 at John..., Hall at Musklngwn COllege, Now COncord. A leiter waa read from the Ohio Congreaa of Parents and Teachers IIIIDOIII\clng a conference at West Elementary School at Athens .., AprD 27. PloYground problemawere dlocuasod and a leiter from Larry Morrl1011, oaslstant superintendent, was read in which he stated that a pathwii,Y ID the upper PIIU'ground will be lmprovecl this spring. Mrs. Blaet1Jiar spoke of plans for blacktopping around the marry-so-roond. A coat ropori was given by !lira, Herbert !loth on a l c k room supplies 111d tile PTA approved the purehase. Rleherd .Iones and Mr. and Mrs. Ted -sor ~eed, SMOKED ·' CALLIE s.FULLy COOKED FOR EASTER . . ' MUMSeTUUPS · .'·· , . "iffA¢~ , . , ·t · I " •l GROUND BEEF.••~. 3 1~. 1. 00 ,'\ ' AFRiw Vf0i.E1$.· . ' For Dr. King BASlt1- By Auxiliary FULl\\~ A memorial BOrvice for Dr, llartln Luther King was concb:~ eel bJ Mra. Sharman Butler at Tuelldl,l' nllb~• meeting of tile Ladles AuXIliary of Lewis Manley Post 263, American Leglon. Held at tile First Jlaptlst <llurch In Rutland, tbe meeting opened In ritualistic fonn w 1 t h Mro, WUIIam imltll, prealdant, In cbar&e. A tlllllk • you nota !rum the Reeae lamliJI for klncmesaea ..., tended at tile time of tbe deeth of Mrs. Arlena Reese was read during the meeting. APr01er for Peace b)' Mrs. Wlll WJnotoo concluded the meeting. Refreshments were aerved by Mrs. Ernest Bowles and Mrs. Butler with Mrs, Enuna Bland, Mrs. llerr!son Bentley and Mrs. Arnold lUchards as contributing OOatesses. ILLED BASKETS from 98' CHOC-.ATE H from PHS Students At Style Show 10' UP JELLY BIG lO-OUNCE Pomeroy HJgh SChool's home ecooomics classes attended the recent style show at the Trinity United Church of Christ In Pom- c.,, UMIT ·OtE COLORED GRASS bag OPEN 29 7DAYS AwdK.. '' o o• " EMPTY BASKETS PLUSH TOYS fro~ _ 77·' from ·39( I Home, Orphans Fund A donation was made to the home and orphans fUnd when Fore~t Re" Council 285, DauSII· tera o1 America, met TUesday night at the Tuppers Plllins hell. Gortrude lfofDIIan, councUor, bad ehlli'JIO of tho meeting. Mra. Nettle lll,yeo ...-.cecl that Jn. apectlm will be hold on Me)' 14 with Mra. Edith Wal<el,y o1 Marletta 11 the lnllpoctlng officer. II waa reported that Mra. Audrey Koehler Ia a petieal at Veterans Memorial IJoopltal. The rep>rt ot the auditing committee was pro-. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ·RIGHT GUARD 7-oz. Lotion Shooopoo 75c. Value 14 011(1 . •69 Olive Firemen Asking Help •• '),' ' Service HekJ eroy as guests of the Meigs COuncy Homemakers COunciL The attendance banner was woo The show waa a cavalcade of by the IICIO'd grade with mothera cottons for summer presented by of that group serving refresh- the Cotton Producers Institute ments. Roger Dillard's Cub and McCall" a Patterns. Scout Pack 248 led In the pledge Thursdajo and Frldl,l' the to tile nag, groups attended a demonstration at Landmark on the use of the electronic oven conducted by PLAN RUMMAGE SALE A rununaae sale wlU be bald Miss Annl,grace Torchiam. A ccomPanylng the girls of the Apri!U, 18 and 20 at tile former PhUIJjJ Slater• 1:.-ess iibop on claasea was their tiacheT, "'Mrs. Court st., Pomeroy, uDder the France& Roberts, $JIODSOnh!p of the Forest Run Church. EXTRA SPECIAL ~~s ' I Jr. were appointed the au- committee, ol!owtng the presentation by the lo University ltudentsdea&1 a readers' theatre p ctlon ploY, Mrs, Reed conducted a discussion. __HAMS 1~. 35e - ...;;.;;;;.;.....;;;-.:,_ . '. HYD!WfGEA~ An open h<l>oehonorlngMra. Etta Will on her 80th birth· clay ann!V8fll8l'J illll be held ~ from 2 ID 4 p.m. at the Ambrose Hall, Belpre. lira. Will, a former resident Ill Pomoro:)', resides at 733 Culv!n st.• Belpre, 1boae unal>!e to at- the Ojlellh<l>Oe are !nvjted' to oend cardo to lira. Wlli. Donation N.ode to gro"' J-• "~~~ _-,~· Rockets' Brass to h1r other was ponibly hurt.. tloo. ~ the month tbe do(>art. Altl1oUill more than 15,000 fed· men! bondlecl1308 Jncomu.teJ"' Meet for Decision troops remaiDecl on ducy In Chi. pberiO calls and bcoked 61 prisCHARLES!'ON, W, Va. (UP$ cago, Balt!DKJto IIIII Washb!ston oners Into tbe jaU. Tblrty.tbree -The Charleston Rocket•' beard - scene• ot IOJJie ot the worst warrants were issued and the deof directors meets ne>t wecmo.. outbreaks - life ""' returning 111rtment employea traveled 7r clay and mO)' take action th• on to normal tn tllose ettlea. Other > 781 mllns, Tbe grand jury venire a resolution to clasolvetheteam. troops enloreed tile calmln'l'renwas served along wttll the fo~ &lch a measure was before the low!r« PUera; 10 grand Jury subpoenas, eight aummortB, sJx diatll!'18 :;;: Colorful for Tocldlers · YOrce summons, tlu'G8 ·notlees, when an ihdMdual rc>reoenling Spring and summer lashtwo warrants on lndlctment, and a of lo<al people propolllll Ions lor toddlers are cuter and two commltlment&, purchlsirw the franchise 1 n d more c~lorful than ever, with Throe deatllme•••swered&o player contracts ·The Rocketa empha818 on flowered p,tnts ' lor girls and vertical slrlpes llverecl. Three breaking IIIII 8fto teriQs: cases were cleared ·and were lndef1n1taly suopendecllrom for boys. They are .... easler eight larceey COlllj>Jalnta. A totei• tbe CoetlneDtsl Prefeaolonil to keep smooth all(l st>OQeaa of $254.40 In sherlll'o fees were Football L&que at a meeting' of ' because many stylea are made the CPFL last weekend In No., of durable press fabrics now Conected and turned Into tbegeno folk. Va., liter til~ failed to pi,)' treated with a soli r.t lease fiD. oral flmd for tbe momll. $9,000 in lOiille due._ ish. This means jllilt most It was also noted that there commou !uvenlle ltaiJis, WID have 1110111 prisoners In jell come ' ou durll!i orillnary laundering 'In 'soap or ~eter- . In llelga Count¥ .from January CAssELS HONORED gent suds. Mothers, cbeck througb March of thla yaer thlll NEW YORK (UP0 - Louis la\lels for these ema sezylco at any other time over tbe past Caa...s, a United Proso IniAl,. features before buying. 10 years. .tlnJial sanlor editor, was l'flll'll. >. ,,. eel the New_.r Guild of Neiv York's Page OneTnipby Weclno8o WINS BRONZE Br AR MASON - Arm,y staff Sargeant clay for beat natlcnal rePDrtlr« for BobbY L. Casto, son Of llr, and his 1967 oorlas, "Tbe Nosro In Mra. Oatbo L, Casto, Front st;; .JifYOII: Wbot Now'/" i' 9.1 . . received the B,ronzo :tar Medal. In New Ulm, c;.rmany, MarcbJ3. DANCE TONIGHI' Sgt. Caato earned the award for There will be & dance at tbe . outatancllrw morl110ri0111 aervlco Ra,clno·Junlor HlghSchoolTbur.. with Qnnpaey A, ttll IQlpq and clay · (lon!ght) wltll millie b1 tile TrllliPOrt Battalion of the 4th !Do .. All Souled Out" grc:nCJ, The fantr)' Jlvlslon ilear Plelku, Viol- class Is sponsoring tile dance nam. • which boila• at 9, Rt., twlnl, 1011. 9:32 a.m., daughter, 9:33 a.m. Wedneadel; Mrs. Gary K. Jmes, llanldee, dallgbter, !0:21a.m. WednesciiJ; Mrs. Edward Mu!llno, Rt. 1 GoJ. li&loUa, oon, 11:49 a.m. Weclnlllclay; Mr 1. Henry W. IUD, Rt. 2 Pl. Plasllllll, dallgbter. 5:10 p. m. Wedneadel; Mrs. Worti!J F. Pear1011, GBJUpolla Feri'J', dilUg!rter, 7:04lp.m. Wedneldef;llra. Jamoa L. Oliver, WeiiCoiiUIIbla, a 1011, 3:35 a.m. Weclnoadel. DISCHARGES Mra. Robert ll Ball, Mra. Jamea L. Barlnw, Mrs, Gooree w. 81'01111, Mrs. CI-a E. ea. vender, !lira. Bot1;y L. COllins, Mro. llDnnle 0.,, Leiter T. DeWitt, Vlcld D. £aloCxlll, Mrl • Rd>ort ll Fl-, Jorry F. Goode, Tlmolbl' D. Jla-, · woa llollbeck, Coomlo A. Koerna, lira. I..ow G. K1Dc. Rclbori G.: llerehi, M!lllt G. MarlcJ, lilrL ' Larry Nellllllll, !llro. FraliDDS. Par"'"''• lira. c. I'UI.Id, · Rlehar<l Pr-. llllran J. !tool, Lesa G. Scott, A,1Jd,a J, a.rface, llrL Gn!YII' Ntillltl, Lewr«<Ce · • , . _ ' ....... ~ llrl ... --'J. ~::::!::.:.~::~!:~::~!~·:·::::::::::::::::::::::~~::;:::::~:~::h::::: OBUGATION OF PRESS The Amertcanpreaamurtk!HI) the publlc !ntormecl of alii'ICeta of tbe times, Including tile ugly IIIII less plaaaant I'ICts of llfe, Turner Cadeclge, executive editor of the New York Tbnes, told a Journal!am Week audience Wednesdajo at Ohio University. add bravura to•a ''ntt: IIMU$ I" "THE IOMJNI II" beautiful pendant! Gold IMI. Prtcllion liold lont. Pr~cit l on jeweled mo~ement . Jeweled mo ... tmtnt. And Caravelle Shock rUilltnt. 5hock r1111t.nt. I11.H nus · brings you the ultimate in craftsmanship, too. Magnificent "TIIIDMANI Ill" · Gotd tone. Preet· ar1isanship to make 1lon Jtwelld p111· dent WJICI1. Slim them 8$ betliSSimO IIPtrtd tdn . Shpck rutettnt inside as they Gold·IOI'It clltl•. uus are outside. SIECO, Inc., Columbua, Ind., In chirp of reooarch and ..,.. opmont. Hendrlcka Is president of the finn, and Clark Ia a member of the Cheshire VUiage CounciL Tba testing began Monday, and was concluded toclay •.Three areas were taatedtha Thoma• property, tbe village PJ'Oilerty weat of Cbelhlre and tile Dan and Gordon SWisher property oorthwast ot Cli.. PROBE CHE&l!RE SOIL - Rlcbilrd Sanson, lett, Gerald Hendrlcks, center, and Lee Clark are pictured on the Charles Thomas property north of Cheshire probing soU wltll oel....,. graph equlJ>ment. Purpose of the operation Ia to detonnlne where the main well wlDbelo<ateclfortlle Cheshire Rural Wa~ er Association project. Sanson Is a ,professional engineer with lin; J. WlU!am stanton, Palnea. ville; ROOe~'1 A. Taft, Jr., HOSPITAL NEWS Galllpolla; Mra. !lllrl~ wn ..... Rt. 2 GaiUpoiii; Mrs. Ruth G. lllaadoWI, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. Graee Beaver, Crown Clt;y; Mra. Donald Gillenwater, Rt. 2 Crown ·ell~; Mra. Cbarlea L. WU800, Jr., Pl. Pleasant; Martha Brower, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasanti Mra, Worthy Peara<ll, Galli&lol!S For· ry; Mrs. ll8rlry w. IUD, Rt. 2 Pl. Pl011111l; Nancy Burria, Well Columbia, W, Va.; JacOJialino D. Mallette, Pl. PlaaSMI; Edward P. King, Rt. 4 Pomeroy; Vo,yd C, !lpurlo<k. Rt. 3Fomero.r; MJc. k17 WUIIamo, Rt. 1 MlnormUo; Mra. Gory K. J<mos, lllmden; Mrs. Dora S. Davia, JackiOII; Mra~ John C, MI. AJ. to, w. va.; Fr"'* M. Prltehatt, Rt. 1 Jack800; MrL Walter C. WIHIIIIII, Rt. 5 Jack...., lilrL Edith G, Grim, Rt. 5 - • ; Mro. Rlld W. Dallhuo, fVwhat. an, W~ VL; J!arl L, Balla, Rl. 1 RaveniWOOd; LawrCDCe Houlll", S sumed their Eastern Division teem. O'Brien, who JDIII08'ICl Proal. dent John ...... 1960 prelldalllal drl:ve, said in a statement: "I endorse the candldecy Ill San. Rober! F. Kemecl7 for president ol tile United - s '""' I eral, Mullins, Rt. 1 GIFT IDEA! lr« 110 win the PloYofl-oon the Phlladelph!a 76ers and Boston CelUcs - but who's aoing to survive it. Tbe boated rivals r&- rence F, O'Briea, one of 1he ocrat nominaUon." O'Brien, who reslgaed Wednation' a top political profeaoloo. ala, ~Delay enclor sed Sen. Robert nesday as postmaster general, Mrs. l!llWird EASTER By United Press . lnternatlena1 The question ts not woo's £0- WASHINGTON (UPO - Law- wW suppori him for the Dem· HOLZER HOSPITAL: Villtlng hour a 2-4 IIIII 7-i p.m. Perenta only on Pediatric• Ward. ADMISSIONS year so rat totel1,130 baeksta, just a lillie over twiCe 1111 ~·" .ord high of 550 last year. Pictured wltll some ol the baabta reacly for Plclo() are, lett to rlght,JeanHall, Agnes Whitt, X.. rle Rizer, Janice Lawson, Clara ' Levander, Mildred Pierce, Mlbel Picken• and Thelma Gruosor, PETER COTTONTAIL wiD be given a big bcoSI down tile BIIIUIY Trell this year, tlllftks to tile Ladle• AUlllllll')' ot tile ll!'rlu:use Volunteer Fire Department. The aUXIliary have bed record high sales thiB year ol tbelr Easter basketS which th~ !rum plastic contolnera an~ flU w!tll can<IY, Orders this Go into 3rd Game O'Brien Endorses Bobby K F. Kennedy lor the Democretlc presldantlal nomlnatioo. But be' gave DO lnclcati411 be ....Ud be joining the K...,ody campaljpl Nemecl ao delopteo to tho Molp County Council lor Per· Baekyard Brawl to "-1•. Llward Ward Dies Wednesday n.-, DAY 8l)d aa owner rent!Dg no mora than fow: llllits his Ashley, WatervUie; Michael A. i T. Bow, Clllton; Dmald D. ClanFe!ghan, Cleveland; Wlij'RO L. ' cy. CinclnnaU; Samuel L, De. Flulldng; M!ehaal J, !r- vlne, Columbus; WUUam H. Har. wan,_ Youngll:own; and Charles aha, Jr., Port81110Uth; Delbert L. Latta, Bowllng Green; DooA. Vanlk, Cleveland. Four building usea were approved Tuosda.Y night b1 the Meigs Loeal School District Board ot Education and a flllb rOQioll Is to be (!Ivan further cooolderatlm. Elontelllaey Building. May 3111111 Approved were: June I, 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. for . , The Salem Center School oo alumni benfi!OIIIIII dance. Mldd!epn'l Elementary IllllldApril 20 b1 the Harrlsonvtlle lng Auditorium, April 27, 8 - 11 Order ot Eastere star. Pomf)l'QY ElomootarJ Sehool p.m., bJ Meigs eoo.t,y Young Democrat Club, for telent shoW to rlise flUids, A requeat !rom !he Sevonth!IOQ' Adventist <llureh for usa of t h a i'Omei'Ql' Elementary School Aucltorlum from April 14 PT. PLEASANT - Edward to J101e 16 for rellglous services Franklin Ward. 90, of lljJple from 7 to 9 p.m. eaeh WeclnosGrove clecl Wednesda.Y In Vat- clay IIIII !lJnclal' wW be lookeed onna llemorlal Hospital In Pom- Into furtber <lie w the length eroy. of time Involved. However, the Mr. Ward, a retired farmer, groq> was given uae ol tile buDd· waa bern at Apple Grove Dec. lng on tbe two clayo each week 24, 1877, the soo of tbe late for a mon period tmt!l the matDavid and Sara ll Lewis Ward. tar Is lnvelllpted. SUrviving are a daul!frter, Mrs. Vlrlln!a Felshelm, Huntington; Co-Favorites oae brolber, Lave Ward, WlllAIJG!JSr A, Ga. (UPJ) -Big lleld; two lllaiAlra, Mrs. MiJmle guns Jock Nicklaus and Arnold Porter, GaiUpollo, and Mra. Boa- Palmer, flrlr« over lush fall>lie Wray, Bidwell, one grand- ""¥' o-laiJ.y suited to tllelr child, and two great.grandchll- prower, tee off toda1 co-tawrltea 1dren. ID the 32ncl Masters golf chaJn.. Funeral services will be at pJonahtP despite the "ProbZ p.m. Saturda,y In the Beale lemau both have been having ' Chapel O!.urch with The Rev. . : Mra. Jack Caney was el~ '*'* Republicans for: William H. ald E. Lukens, M!cldleiDWn; CJar. Auditorium, Tuesday May 14, Ayers, Akroa; Jacksm E. Be1ts, ence E. MUler, Lancaster; Wil6-11:30 p.m., ill' Pomeroy Lodge FlncllaJ; Clarence J, Brown, Jr., liam E. Minshall, Jr., Lakewood; No. 164 F&AM for reception UrbMa; WIU!am M, McCu!loeh, IIIII Chalmers P, Wylie, COlumfor Theodore Reed, Jr. Pi <PI: Oiarles A. Mosher, ~r· bus. M!dd!epn'l !Ugh School and ' tv1rs. Carsey Elected President .Pf Pom·eroy PTA for '68- 69 Year Ohio GOP Vote Split Building Uses Approved Meigs Local School Board .1 ~ - The tall~· Sontlnel, l'omeroy.MlcldlePDrt, 0., J\pr!l 11, lll68 'i ~ ,I 1~.1.00 • EGGSr~....·~•wr 'I.r: 31 doz.l 79e _ U' ' · . 1. ~, . a If ,r~.·· ·'',,·''·,, ' q ' 79~ From Public Due ID a rocent !ncraaH In filM llarma received b1 lho OUvo Vtllunletr Fire Depariment, It Ia uldng tho CUJptratloo ot all cit!..,. In 0 11 v e Tolmablp ID holplng It to bolp tllem. 'lbo , . _ ukl that the fire IIUDiber be uaed on1,y In .... ot a flrt or u emorID wbleh It c• be oi help. eau. oro are alked to 1111' '"' t b e pial · 11\"1 liiiOIIIh ID ldalllf)' tboalool..• and II'* the ilract . localloll 0( tbe !ln. TJlo ou.. VFD Ia a~ Ol'lliidllilon aad lho~e falu •· larllll coat intnka a lola ID lime and -t. llld tho t*Jplo of tile communi!;( a lou ID ...,. 11 • U, CIJIOl'ltiGn ol I h o ..,...,._, Tho ~will\. •• to thank fill JOII>Uo for II•· IDa 11 lhe ll$lPIIrlun1IJ to earn. CAMERA · SUPPLIES VIKING CONTAC 10.5 }} PRICE FILM FLASH BULB .. ' FAST DEVD.OPING SIRVlCE NEW DlliECT+SPRIY TOP White lW.tt •, SPR.~Y REG. $1.49 ,GIFTWARE 99( TUSSY CREAM 8·PACI ''· $3!too �' sin!IIIOI. Pom...,J-)IiddltPOrt. 0., April u, lt68 . ' , f' I ' ' ' ' Leaders··cold· to Rights Bill. WOOD , Nosro loaclera. (tJPI)- AD Ill• ~ elvll riP!• b.IJI idd!J,r, cBICI'Im'¥tt'"' In -·houU... ,.., ehance just a ago-was on · desk toda1 ida-,·olpalunl to law. IIi a emoi!OIIII 111&110', the llou11 Weclnoadel MDI tbe bill .., tbe Whlle House.., a 250-171 ID a ,Pck re-11 to the 0( Dr. Martin Llllhor King Jr., and the tfol•ce tllat hao wracked the ~IDtbeput ....... · A eh- weDI up aa tile blll pellllld. Delpite tbe glee m c.p!lxll IDl1 IIIII 11111011g admiDistrallon 'l'ftCiall, tile Hou11 actloo dnw ·a frllld react1oo trom several of llo toUntry's most ~ , -·olastl• i ·~ Special Easter Services Noted of thent are be1ns enforced.'' Eaater &IU'Ioe services at the tile NAACP otllclal said. ''UDIII IIYracuse Presbyterian Cbureh they are reatb' to enforce tile will be held at 6 a.m. ooes alrood)r paseed, 1011)' adopt Followilll! tbe service tllere uy more'?" The most crocial test came will be light rafresbments ..,... before final pas81180, wh• tile ad In the 811D8X. The morning Hoose nolled In the Senate- wor~ !Onda1 will be at 9 a, m. with a cldldren's sermon to be (!Ivan bJ the Rev. Llnsoo !iebblns. 511K1aY ~I will be held at 10 a.m. All members are asked to turn In their Lenten coin holdThe plaao for brother- In era at any of the three servteeli. 11 Guess Who'& Olmlng to All members are asked to atDinner" and "In the Heat o1 the tend the services and parents N!ghr' wore also . - In are to take tllelr cbUclren 110 ABC-TV's Oscar brodcast bJ tile !Onda1 worahlp service. master of ceremonies Bob HoJ>e and Acadalllj' President G.-EASTER SUNRISE service will ry Peck. The awards were oot be held at the Allred Mothodlst turned Into a memorial for tho Chureh at 6:30 a.m. slain Dr. King, but beth ~ &mdajr school will be held at ond Peck SI>Oka ot him and 9:30 a.m. IIIII worahlp service mentioned the racial problem at 10;45 with Vere Swartz at wltll feelinll. as did 5tai&er In loY leader. AD egg bomt will be his accepcaoce speech. In held from I0:30 ID 10:45 LID. addition, the posH.werds beJ>o Youth Fellowship will meet at quet waa cancelled because of 6:30 p.m. and wor~ services ~s murder• wm be cmducted at 7:45 p.m. The '"""' ltselt bad more thlll w!tll tile Rev. Pilar! Casto ofIts share of tee bn!cal fouhl>s, i'tclatlng. especlaiJ.y In tbe 80IDid depart;. ment, and 1'111 far too loJ!8o GOOD FRIDAY services for about a half.bour over Khedule. the Syracuse community wiU be As Hope said: "I've never aeen held at 2 p.m. wltll tile Rev, Mr. siX boors whiz bJ so fast." The Zimmerman as speaker. An ofI~ ""' ~~hours, fering wUI be taken. and etsliJI tl1a •tartalnment h!gh1!ghts were Angela J.ar>. &bury singing and dancing uThorouahl1 Modem Mlllle,t' and Slmlllj' Davis Jr,, ·.oca11.. lng on "Talk to tbe Animals," . WASHINGTON (IJPO - ThirIt Bbould be noted t11at tile commercials of tbe sole spon- tem U.S. representatives from sor. Eastman-Kodak. were ln Ohio voted for tile Open !looslllr<olleot IIJIAl, IIIII a model of Ing and Civil Rights BUI, which oow 110 mike advertl&ing fit to a waa approved bJ a 2499171 TuesspecJJlc stocy. day. Eleven (ldo Consresamen -sed the bill. Democrata ror: Thomas l, TV ... in Review _. By RICK 00 BROW HOLLYWOOD (UPO-HoiiJ" Wood's OS<:ar telecast, poal'pOned because of Martin Luther Klrw'& dM.th, went Gn Wednes.dt.l' nilbt. ond oven the awards rtllectecl the natloo'a !nYOIY~ ment witll the roclal !soue. Nomecl as the best picture wu ·~m the He~t of the Night," a nclallJ-tllemecl film starring Bod Stai&er 111d Slcmey Poltier. rn lllldlt!ou, Stei&er was nomecl u best IC1Dr. And Katharine H41'binl was chosen tor best octress, wlM!ng In the movie ..Guess WOO's Coming to llnner ,'' 111 lnterraclal love IIDI'Y· Furthermore, the writing awards went to both uln the Heat of the Night'' and uGuess Who's Cotnii1l to Dinner.'' - r theme retlected In tile nation, violence, was rc>resentecl In awards to _.Bonnie aud C)yda." Estelle Parsons was named best ILIJPOrting actress tor her perform&IICe In the rum. .,Bonnie and Clyde," OOwBYer, was widely felt to be a sl&)erlnr movie clnemlllcolll' thlll "In tile Heat of tho Night," IIIII It Is _.eating to -ulale wbother \ . · pialllll IIII!IIIIP Ill tile blU bJ SeekJ More Aet!GD 'njectlar, 2:19-195, a ..,., aimed •"1111alo al!'oot stride toword at doiDurlar It ID a conference froeclom Ill lO!IIIAl America, bal commlttll for modlllcatlont. It II bore1J a atep torwull lor Democrltl IIIII Repub!lcanl black America," llkl tllu lleY. IP!lt (II~-·· Ralph D. Abornalll7, btir to · John100 HaD a Bill Kln8'• ioadorllhlp Ill Ill• $MaUl· ~- Jcllm..., called tile ere Olrl- LoldorQ''Coft. b.Ul, ••• ., Yldory for everY fer.,.., AJnerlean.•• ''NOW Ycwk bel bod tldl Qpi ot bill for 10 )'0111'111111 we 111111 ha¥e the ~·" !ollsolulppi civil riPt8 loader Cborlea EYers, aald his rooctlm was 11negaUve." "Hundreda· ol laws are oa the books and ncme oclldomy 'YO!era were maldne a moral Judipnent more filtlatl to tile time& " ;;· The bill w111... GUlla"' taclal clacriJnlaaiiQo ID tbe sale or rea1a1 ot 80 per ceot ot the nadaaa' h..,.~ .... aparlmaii by 1870, For !Ida ,,..,., , , It rwill maiDIJ corer fo4erolll' Gr financed. 'hGIII!nl Qcw• . ' ' ered 01 · "" executive' . ~ !silled bJ Proaldont Klim«b' 1D 1962. . -' The real etreet .,will OOllll Ia 1969, wh• the bill ~· to other aparlmon! houllinl ·and real estate developments and·ID 1.979 when It covera private homes aold jlu'oUill brokers. , There will be two main exeiiiiJI;lona: an OWII81' seiUng Otller blghl!gbta o1 tbe mootiroaldeql of tile Pomeroy PTA Ins lnclilded ,pllllfllfll for tor tilt ·.IMS-49 school year Mat· ajlout ~~ (!lrlo IIIII bbl• of tho ll,l' n!SI!I· at· tile Pomei'O)< Elo- 'achOol' .PIII'OI .to 'IIi> to tbe slfo. fleiltar1 School. cy QWeronce at' Washington tile weekend of 1111,1' 10, IIIII a plq, Acrordllll to Size, bi tho Olllo UnlvoraiQ> pl..,..ra. Elected for tho next aehool term bellidea Mra. Caraey were Mra. Loo Crow, flrot ¥ice pro. alden!; Mro. Jomei Soulli>)', secYou get our usual fiDe ODd vice prelli-; Mro. Dwight servlco. and finishing. Cullumo, secretary; Mrs. Rob. ert Coueb, corresponding aecre. •1n 119,outet5 tory, and Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., SHIRT SERVICE own home, treaaurer. In bls own dwelling. The bill also contains federal penaltlea for crossing atete liDos or using lniAlratate facUltlea to Incite riots, penalties for Interference with per""'a carl')'· ing out lawllll r1atrta ranging trom worldng to voting, and a set ot r!Pts for Indian tribes. Again cr- A fashionable tbtng happened on the way to the Forum ~RO by CARAVEL L E• Division of BULOVA Here's the newest style in time .. . Roman numerals. They bring classic elegance to a lady's finals series in Boston We«mes-dajo night and the game reeembled a bechyerd brawL There wear a near fight on tbe court, three technical fouls, a sbot!ered beckbcard and an omclal knocked groggy. And when it was all over, the 76-ers had a 115-106 triumph that knotted tile besi-Df·seven oarlas at 1·I, The third game will be played tonlght In Pbl)adolphla, or man's watch, \ ClnclnnaU; and Charles W. Wha- len, Jr., Dayton, Democrats against: none. Republicans against: Jolm M. ABbbrook, Johnstown; Mr•. trances P. Bolton, 4'11<11111'81; Frlllk recentl,)', Bud llaUleld and the Rev. CborTho WrwoY• and greena of les Klnelard om elating. Burial tbe 6,980-yard Augusta National wlll be In the Beale Chapel ceme- eour11 were "181Usuai1J lUih" tery, F rlendo may call at tho because of warm wtlther and Mohr - Stev•s Funeral Horne recent rains aa a amlll field. of liter 6 p.m. Fridajo, The bod;r 74 aet out on the foUJ'o<il.y camwlll be taken ID the church me paign for tbe Drat of lito lo!g hour prior to the funeral lime. ddea of tbe 1988 golf season. 3 LOCATIONS .TO SERV·E·YOU . '' . made DO ment1m ot any role In tile R...,ody campaljpl. "I OliJ)Oct ID enter the private sector and at an appropriate tilrul, I wW advise ~ oiiiiJ' pi1111," O'Brien oald In tile llalament lliven re. )IOI'Iers. John""' named J. Marvin Watsm, 43, a !OIIIItime aide, to sue'~ O'Brien aa pollbMster pn. -ct. HI, 2 Wollstm; Tw!la Star 21 Accidents lnve3tigated During March The department of Sberllf Robert Hartanbech IDvestlgated 21 tntllc accidents in March, sw.eral resulting In periiOII&I Jn. juries. Two deer wsre ld1led and an- :::.V~:' . ··-' •l' S. WD· Rl~ · • - · .... !D*::· Uama, Jack800; Mro. Jamaa L. - . llrL Jal1n Michael ~}jelll · Oliver, Well COlumbia; Mra. and t.lt.t .If'.· lilrl. ~ GoJio D. Edwards, Coaltan. B, Slrlclllllld 1\Dd, lllflal ,-. , Mrl. Gent M. !lwl...... 1111 Ia-: BIRTHS lira. Corloa P. Wood, PltriGt rom .... ! •. '~~ . 8 •A 0. ........ """""""' •·~I ___.;.~;. , ·-' • ' ,;.\;c . ·.i<!'<~1N ,' ,' " Guaranteed by Bulova. Most .Cities Calming By Ulllted Prose InternatiOIIII A business block went up In namea 111 a NOifO ~ctloo. of Kanan . ClQ>, Mo., Wedrioldef n1&lrt and five Nesroes were kllled ae snlpon oxchanee• gunfire with pollee and Natkllal Qlards. men until down ~Delay . But !he violence !bet followed tile as. saaolnatloo of Dr. lllartlD Luther King a week ago dw!ndlecl ID moat olhar places In the na.- The 1<nown death toll In tbe week of racial disorders roie to 43 and arreota neared 3;00&~At least 125 cities suaarecl vlollllce or vandalism. , The five Nesroes, lnclodlnla father llld teen- "'"'• - .to daath.on KlUiaaa CU;y'a East 'lido · WeclnOsda.Y n!gbt, ralaed tile.,_ daY death count there to .P, At least nina olhera were *,· ed and nearly 400 persona "!"' arreatecl. Go,ssler Jewelry Store· •.• toe, ll.J., IIIII Plttshur&b. -· pomeroy Court St. ent1 and Teachers were Mra. Paul Elehinpr, Mra. Rich""' RootN>aum, Mro. Max Folmer, Hra. ~ IIJliHU, and Mrs, Karl Krautter. Leo Crew, ulet.y chairman, reporiod that about $100 Wll made on tag cia)' actlv!tiaa. He ai.O nolecl that a rummage Hie Ia be· lng cmductecl thla week w!tll pr<~<eeds ID go towan1 -sea Ill the trip. Forma were distr!botecl ID the ter•ts ot cbDdren IOinl on the trip. The Rev. Bill Perrin laid tllat U more money la needed, the church CO\DlCU of tile Trlnicy United Cbureh o1 Christ would make a cli!MIIoa. The PTA votecl to a movie for tile patrol boys and glrla. Trophies w be awerdecl later tllla year were ordered. n waa votecl <llrlng tile meetIng, condUcted bJ Mra. John WilHam · Blaetlnar, ID send dalegates ID the perent ecmcaUon workshlp to be hold oo May 18 at John..., Hall at Musklngwn COllege, Now COncord. A leiter waa read from the Ohio Congreaa of Parents and Teachers IIIIDOIII\clng a conference at West Elementary School at Athens .., AprD 27. PloYground problemawere dlocuasod and a leiter from Larry Morrl1011, oaslstant superintendent, was read in which he stated that a pathwii,Y ID the upper PIIU'ground will be lmprovecl this spring. Mrs. Blaet1Jiar spoke of plans for blacktopping around the marry-so-roond. A coat ropori was given by !lira, Herbert !loth on a l c k room supplies 111d tile PTA approved the purehase. Rleherd .Iones and Mr. and Mrs. Ted -sor ~eed, SMOKED ·' CALLIE s.FULLy COOKED FOR EASTER . . ' MUMSeTUUPS · .'·· , . "iffA¢~ , . , ·t · I " •l GROUND BEEF.••~. 3 1~. 1. 00 ,'\ ' AFRiw Vf0i.E1$.· . ' For Dr. King BASlt1- By Auxiliary FULl\\~ A memorial BOrvice for Dr, llartln Luther King was concb:~ eel bJ Mra. Sharman Butler at Tuelldl,l' nllb~• meeting of tile Ladles AuXIliary of Lewis Manley Post 263, American Leglon. Held at tile First Jlaptlst <llurch In Rutland, tbe meeting opened In ritualistic fonn w 1 t h Mro, WUIIam imltll, prealdant, In cbar&e. A tlllllk • you nota !rum the Reeae lamliJI for klncmesaea ..., tended at tile time of tbe deeth of Mrs. Arlena Reese was read during the meeting. APr01er for Peace b)' Mrs. Wlll WJnotoo concluded the meeting. Refreshments were aerved by Mrs. Ernest Bowles and Mrs. Butler with Mrs, Enuna Bland, Mrs. llerr!son Bentley and Mrs. Arnold lUchards as contributing OOatesses. ILLED BASKETS from 98' CHOC-.ATE H from PHS Students At Style Show 10' UP JELLY BIG lO-OUNCE Pomeroy HJgh SChool's home ecooomics classes attended the recent style show at the Trinity United Church of Christ In Pom- c.,, UMIT ·OtE COLORED GRASS bag OPEN 29 7DAYS AwdK.. '' o o• " EMPTY BASKETS PLUSH TOYS fro~ _ 77·' from ·39( I Home, Orphans Fund A donation was made to the home and orphans fUnd when Fore~t Re" Council 285, DauSII· tera o1 America, met TUesday night at the Tuppers Plllins hell. Gortrude lfofDIIan, councUor, bad ehlli'JIO of tho meeting. Mra. Nettle lll,yeo ...-.cecl that Jn. apectlm will be hold on Me)' 14 with Mra. Edith Wal<el,y o1 Marletta 11 the lnllpoctlng officer. II waa reported that Mra. Audrey Koehler Ia a petieal at Veterans Memorial IJoopltal. The rep>rt ot the auditing committee was pro-. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ·RIGHT GUARD 7-oz. Lotion Shooopoo 75c. Value 14 011(1 . •69 Olive Firemen Asking Help •• '),' ' Service HekJ eroy as guests of the Meigs COuncy Homemakers COunciL The attendance banner was woo The show waa a cavalcade of by the IICIO'd grade with mothera cottons for summer presented by of that group serving refresh- the Cotton Producers Institute ments. Roger Dillard's Cub and McCall" a Patterns. Scout Pack 248 led In the pledge Thursdajo and Frldl,l' the to tile nag, groups attended a demonstration at Landmark on the use of the electronic oven conducted by PLAN RUMMAGE SALE A rununaae sale wlU be bald Miss Annl,grace Torchiam. A ccomPanylng the girls of the Apri!U, 18 and 20 at tile former PhUIJjJ Slater• 1:.-ess iibop on claasea was their tiacheT, "'Mrs. Court st., Pomeroy, uDder the France& Roberts, $JIODSOnh!p of the Forest Run Church. EXTRA SPECIAL ~~s ' I Jr. were appointed the au- committee, ol!owtng the presentation by the lo University ltudentsdea&1 a readers' theatre p ctlon ploY, Mrs, Reed conducted a discussion. __HAMS 1~. 35e - ...;;.;;;;.;.....;;;-.:,_ . '. HYD!WfGEA~ An open h<l>oehonorlngMra. Etta Will on her 80th birth· clay ann!V8fll8l'J illll be held ~ from 2 ID 4 p.m. at the Ambrose Hall, Belpre. lira. Will, a former resident Ill Pomoro:)', resides at 733 Culv!n st.• Belpre, 1boae unal>!e to at- the Ojlellh<l>Oe are !nvjted' to oend cardo to lira. Wlli. Donation N.ode to gro"' J-• "~~~ _-,~· Rockets' Brass to h1r other was ponibly hurt.. tloo. ~ the month tbe do(>art. Altl1oUill more than 15,000 fed· men! bondlecl1308 Jncomu.teJ"' Meet for Decision troops remaiDecl on ducy In Chi. pberiO calls and bcoked 61 prisCHARLES!'ON, W, Va. (UP$ cago, Balt!DKJto IIIII Washb!ston oners Into tbe jaU. Tblrty.tbree -The Charleston Rocket•' beard - scene• ot IOJJie ot the worst warrants were issued and the deof directors meets ne>t wecmo.. outbreaks - life ""' returning 111rtment employea traveled 7r clay and mO)' take action th• on to normal tn tllose ettlea. Other > 781 mllns, Tbe grand jury venire a resolution to clasolvetheteam. troops enloreed tile calmln'l'renwas served along wttll the fo~ &lch a measure was before the low!r« PUera; 10 grand Jury subpoenas, eight aummortB, sJx diatll!'18 :;;: Colorful for Tocldlers · YOrce summons, tlu'G8 ·notlees, when an ihdMdual rc>reoenling Spring and summer lashtwo warrants on lndlctment, and a of lo<al people propolllll Ions lor toddlers are cuter and two commltlment&, purchlsirw the franchise 1 n d more c~lorful than ever, with Throe deatllme•••swered&o player contracts ·The Rocketa empha818 on flowered p,tnts ' lor girls and vertical slrlpes llverecl. Three breaking IIIII 8fto teriQs: cases were cleared ·and were lndef1n1taly suopendecllrom for boys. They are .... easler eight larceey COlllj>Jalnta. A totei• tbe CoetlneDtsl Prefeaolonil to keep smooth all(l st>OQeaa of $254.40 In sherlll'o fees were Football L&que at a meeting' of ' because many stylea are made the CPFL last weekend In No., of durable press fabrics now Conected and turned Into tbegeno folk. Va., liter til~ failed to pi,)' treated with a soli r.t lease fiD. oral flmd for tbe momll. $9,000 in lOiille due._ ish. This means jllilt most It was also noted that there commou !uvenlle ltaiJis, WID have 1110111 prisoners In jell come ' ou durll!i orillnary laundering 'In 'soap or ~eter- . In llelga Count¥ .from January CAssELS HONORED gent suds. Mothers, cbeck througb March of thla yaer thlll NEW YORK (UP0 - Louis la\lels for these ema sezylco at any other time over tbe past Caa...s, a United Proso IniAl,. features before buying. 10 years. .tlnJial sanlor editor, was l'flll'll. >. ,,. eel the New_.r Guild of Neiv York's Page OneTnipby Weclno8o WINS BRONZE Br AR MASON - Arm,y staff Sargeant clay for beat natlcnal rePDrtlr« for BobbY L. Casto, son Of llr, and his 1967 oorlas, "Tbe Nosro In Mra. Oatbo L, Casto, Front st;; .JifYOII: Wbot Now'/" i' 9.1 . . received the B,ronzo :tar Medal. In New Ulm, c;.rmany, MarcbJ3. DANCE TONIGHI' Sgt. Caato earned the award for There will be & dance at tbe . outatancllrw morl110ri0111 aervlco Ra,clno·Junlor HlghSchoolTbur.. with Qnnpaey A, ttll IQlpq and clay · (lon!ght) wltll millie b1 tile TrllliPOrt Battalion of the 4th !Do .. All Souled Out" grc:nCJ, The fantr)' Jlvlslon ilear Plelku, Viol- class Is sponsoring tile dance nam. • which boila• at 9, Rt., twlnl, 1011. 9:32 a.m., daughter, 9:33 a.m. Wedneadel; Mrs. Gary K. Jmes, llanldee, dallgbter, !0:21a.m. WednesciiJ; Mrs. Edward Mu!llno, Rt. 1 GoJ. li&loUa, oon, 11:49 a.m. Weclnlllclay; Mr 1. Henry W. IUD, Rt. 2 Pl. Plasllllll, dallgbter. 5:10 p. m. Wedneadel; Mrs. Worti!J F. Pear1011, GBJUpolla Feri'J', dilUg!rter, 7:04lp.m. Wedneldef;llra. Jamoa L. Oliver, WeiiCoiiUIIbla, a 1011, 3:35 a.m. Weclnoadel. DISCHARGES Mra. Robert ll Ball, Mra. Jamea L. Barlnw, Mrs, Gooree w. 81'01111, Mrs. CI-a E. ea. vender, !lira. Bot1;y L. COllins, Mro. llDnnle 0.,, Leiter T. DeWitt, Vlcld D. £aloCxlll, Mrl • Rd>ort ll Fl-, Jorry F. Goode, Tlmolbl' D. Jla-, · woa llollbeck, Coomlo A. Koerna, lira. I..ow G. K1Dc. Rclbori G.: llerehi, M!lllt G. MarlcJ, lilrL ' Larry Nellllllll, !llro. FraliDDS. Par"'"''• lira. c. I'UI.Id, · Rlehar<l Pr-. llllran J. !tool, Lesa G. Scott, A,1Jd,a J, a.rface, llrL Gn!YII' Ntillltl, Lewr«<Ce · • , . _ ' ....... ~ llrl ... --'J. ~::::!::.:.~::~!:~::~!~·:·::::::::::::::::::::::~~::;:::::~:~::h::::: OBUGATION OF PRESS The Amertcanpreaamurtk!HI) the publlc !ntormecl of alii'ICeta of tbe times, Including tile ugly IIIII less plaaaant I'ICts of llfe, Turner Cadeclge, executive editor of the New York Tbnes, told a Journal!am Week audience Wednesdajo at Ohio University. add bravura to•a ''ntt: IIMU$ I" "THE IOMJNI II" beautiful pendant! Gold IMI. Prtcllion liold lont. Pr~cit l on jeweled mo~ement . Jeweled mo ... tmtnt. And Caravelle Shock rUilltnt. 5hock r1111t.nt. I11.H nus · brings you the ultimate in craftsmanship, too. Magnificent "TIIIDMANI Ill" · Gotd tone. Preet· ar1isanship to make 1lon Jtwelld p111· dent WJICI1. Slim them 8$ betliSSimO IIPtrtd tdn . Shpck rutettnt inside as they Gold·IOI'It clltl•. uus are outside. SIECO, Inc., Columbua, Ind., In chirp of reooarch and ..,.. opmont. Hendrlcka Is president of the finn, and Clark Ia a member of the Cheshire VUiage CounciL Tba testing began Monday, and was concluded toclay •.Three areas were taatedtha Thoma• property, tbe village PJ'Oilerty weat of Cbelhlre and tile Dan and Gordon SWisher property oorthwast ot Cli.. PROBE CHE&l!RE SOIL - Rlcbilrd Sanson, lett, Gerald Hendrlcks, center, and Lee Clark are pictured on the Charles Thomas property north of Cheshire probing soU wltll oel....,. graph equlJ>ment. Purpose of the operation Ia to detonnlne where the main well wlDbelo<ateclfortlle Cheshire Rural Wa~ er Association project. Sanson Is a ,professional engineer with lin; J. WlU!am stanton, Palnea. ville; ROOe~'1 A. Taft, Jr., HOSPITAL NEWS Galllpolla; Mra. !lllrl~ wn ..... Rt. 2 GaiUpoiii; Mrs. Ruth G. lllaadoWI, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. Graee Beaver, Crown Clt;y; Mra. Donald Gillenwater, Rt. 2 Crown ·ell~; Mra. Cbarlea L. WU800, Jr., Pl. Pleasant; Martha Brower, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasanti Mra, Worthy Peara<ll, Galli&lol!S For· ry; Mrs. ll8rlry w. IUD, Rt. 2 Pl. Pl011111l; Nancy Burria, Well Columbia, W, Va.; JacOJialino D. Mallette, Pl. PlaaSMI; Edward P. King, Rt. 4 Pomeroy; Vo,yd C, !lpurlo<k. Rt. 3Fomero.r; MJc. k17 WUIIamo, Rt. 1 MlnormUo; Mra. Gory K. J<mos, lllmden; Mrs. Dora S. Davia, JackiOII; Mra~ John C, MI. AJ. to, w. va.; Fr"'* M. Prltehatt, Rt. 1 Jack800; MrL Walter C. WIHIIIIII, Rt. 5 Jack...., lilrL Edith G, Grim, Rt. 5 - • ; Mro. Rlld W. Dallhuo, fVwhat. an, W~ VL; J!arl L, Balla, Rl. 1 RaveniWOOd; LawrCDCe Houlll", S sumed their Eastern Division teem. O'Brien, who JDIII08'ICl Proal. dent John ...... 1960 prelldalllal drl:ve, said in a statement: "I endorse the candldecy Ill San. Rober! F. Kemecl7 for president ol tile United - s '""' I eral, Mullins, Rt. 1 GIFT IDEA! lr« 110 win the PloYofl-oon the Phlladelph!a 76ers and Boston CelUcs - but who's aoing to survive it. Tbe boated rivals r&- rence F, O'Briea, one of 1he ocrat nominaUon." O'Brien, who reslgaed Wednation' a top political profeaoloo. ala, ~Delay enclor sed Sen. Robert nesday as postmaster general, Mrs. l!llWird EASTER By United Press . lnternatlena1 The question ts not woo's £0- WASHINGTON (UPO - Law- wW suppori him for the Dem· HOLZER HOSPITAL: Villtlng hour a 2-4 IIIII 7-i p.m. Perenta only on Pediatric• Ward. ADMISSIONS year so rat totel1,130 baeksta, just a lillie over twiCe 1111 ~·" .ord high of 550 last year. Pictured wltll some ol the baabta reacly for Plclo() are, lett to rlght,JeanHall, Agnes Whitt, X.. rle Rizer, Janice Lawson, Clara ' Levander, Mildred Pierce, Mlbel Picken• and Thelma Gruosor, PETER COTTONTAIL wiD be given a big bcoSI down tile BIIIUIY Trell this year, tlllftks to tile Ladle• AUlllllll')' ot tile ll!'rlu:use Volunteer Fire Department. The aUXIliary have bed record high sales thiB year ol tbelr Easter basketS which th~ !rum plastic contolnera an~ flU w!tll can<IY, Orders this Go into 3rd Game O'Brien Endorses Bobby K F. Kennedy lor the Democretlc presldantlal nomlnatioo. But be' gave DO lnclcati411 be ....Ud be joining the K...,ody campaljpl Nemecl ao delopteo to tho Molp County Council lor Per· Baekyard Brawl to "-1•. Llward Ward Dies Wednesday n.-, DAY 8l)d aa owner rent!Dg no mora than fow: llllits his Ashley, WatervUie; Michael A. i T. Bow, Clllton; Dmald D. ClanFe!ghan, Cleveland; Wlij'RO L. ' cy. CinclnnaU; Samuel L, De. Flulldng; M!ehaal J, !r- vlne, Columbus; WUUam H. Har. wan,_ Youngll:own; and Charles aha, Jr., Port81110Uth; Delbert L. Latta, Bowllng Green; DooA. Vanlk, Cleveland. Four building usea were approved Tuosda.Y night b1 the Meigs Loeal School District Board ot Education and a flllb rOQioll Is to be (!Ivan further cooolderatlm. Elontelllaey Building. May 3111111 Approved were: June I, 6 p.m. - 1 a.m. for . , The Salem Center School oo alumni benfi!OIIIIII dance. Mldd!epn'l Elementary IllllldApril 20 b1 the Harrlsonvtlle lng Auditorium, April 27, 8 - 11 Order ot Eastere star. Pomf)l'QY ElomootarJ Sehool p.m., bJ Meigs eoo.t,y Young Democrat Club, for telent shoW to rlise flUids, A requeat !rom !he Sevonth!IOQ' Adventist <llureh for usa of t h a i'Omei'Ql' Elementary School Aucltorlum from April 14 PT. PLEASANT - Edward to J101e 16 for rellglous services Franklin Ward. 90, of lljJple from 7 to 9 p.m. eaeh WeclnosGrove clecl Wednesda.Y In Vat- clay IIIII !lJnclal' wW be lookeed onna llemorlal Hospital In Pom- Into furtber <lie w the length eroy. of time Involved. However, the Mr. Ward, a retired farmer, groq> was given uae ol tile buDd· waa bern at Apple Grove Dec. lng on tbe two clayo each week 24, 1877, the soo of tbe late for a mon period tmt!l the matDavid and Sara ll Lewis Ward. tar Is lnvelllpted. SUrviving are a daul!frter, Mrs. Vlrlln!a Felshelm, Huntington; Co-Favorites oae brolber, Lave Ward, WlllAIJG!JSr A, Ga. (UPJ) -Big lleld; two lllaiAlra, Mrs. MiJmle guns Jock Nicklaus and Arnold Porter, GaiUpollo, and Mra. Boa- Palmer, flrlr« over lush fall>lie Wray, Bidwell, one grand- ""¥' o-laiJ.y suited to tllelr child, and two great.grandchll- prower, tee off toda1 co-tawrltea 1dren. ID the 32ncl Masters golf chaJn.. Funeral services will be at pJonahtP despite the "ProbZ p.m. Saturda,y In the Beale lemau both have been having ' Chapel O!.urch with The Rev. . : Mra. Jack Caney was el~ '*'* Republicans for: William H. ald E. Lukens, M!cldleiDWn; CJar. Auditorium, Tuesday May 14, Ayers, Akroa; Jacksm E. Be1ts, ence E. MUler, Lancaster; Wil6-11:30 p.m., ill' Pomeroy Lodge FlncllaJ; Clarence J, Brown, Jr., liam E. Minshall, Jr., Lakewood; No. 164 F&AM for reception UrbMa; WIU!am M, McCu!loeh, IIIII Chalmers P, Wylie, COlumfor Theodore Reed, Jr. Pi <PI: Oiarles A. Mosher, ~r· bus. M!dd!epn'l !Ugh School and ' tv1rs. Carsey Elected President .Pf Pom·eroy PTA for '68- 69 Year Ohio GOP Vote Split Building Uses Approved Meigs Local School Board .1 ~ - The tall~· Sontlnel, l'omeroy.MlcldlePDrt, 0., J\pr!l 11, lll68 'i ~ ,I 1~.1.00 • EGGSr~....·~•wr 'I.r: 31 doz.l 79e _ U' ' · . 1. ~, . a If ,r~.·· ·'',,·''·,, ' q ' 79~ From Public Due ID a rocent !ncraaH In filM llarma received b1 lho OUvo Vtllunletr Fire Depariment, It Ia uldng tho CUJptratloo ot all cit!..,. In 0 11 v e Tolmablp ID holplng It to bolp tllem. 'lbo , . _ ukl that the fire IIUDiber be uaed on1,y In .... ot a flrt or u emorID wbleh It c• be oi help. eau. oro are alked to 1111' '"' t b e pial · 11\"1 liiiOIIIh ID ldalllf)' tboalool..• and II'* the ilract . localloll 0( tbe !ln. TJlo ou.. VFD Ia a~ Ol'lliidllilon aad lho~e falu •· larllll coat intnka a lola ID lime and -t. llld tho t*Jplo of tile communi!;( a lou ID ...,. 11 • U, CIJIOl'ltiGn ol I h o ..,...,._, Tho ~will\. •• to thank fill JOII>Uo for II•· IDa 11 lhe ll$lPIIrlun1IJ to earn. CAMERA · SUPPLIES VIKING CONTAC 10.5 }} PRICE FILM FLASH BULB .. ' FAST DEVD.OPING SIRVlCE NEW DlliECT+SPRIY TOP White lW.tt •, SPR.~Y REG. $1.49 ,GIFTWARE 99( TUSSY CREAM 8·PACI ''· $3!too �' \ . :t~~;~~~~~·~~ o,, ~..!i! ~'!8 . . Ads ' ' \ ' .., ·'' I ' " .._., . Ring, ,Are You ··Listening? .. ·. ~~ FURNISHED and llllfurolshecl For s.l. apal'lmelils. Clole to .~ Phlme tez.5434. ·l&.JJ.IIc BY OWNER, - LARGE live room ·. l!lil , !oolll' lpll'lmelll, nowly dillmlll!d, lumace bell. l'oiiK!niV, Phone IIIUI87. 1-:-tlc -, ..................... _.,,...- ....... ' line. bad- ' room 41r coiDollliGMd home; l'f'! car ·..-.... comer lol If ~. ea1l . . .ll WI-lle ZIG ZAG SfDiei', dial II& .... ALL NEW ELECTRIC S room preoWIIOII, A·l condHion. Sold - o..- PD. Blilace clue apartment, biautlful :ole* ol ... Buttonboloo, ~. the river. yoo have to see to oewa on bultoM. etc., wllhoul appreciate. convenient an d attaclunenll. Pay only $1.50 comfortable, phoae IIJ.Uil, per,.. Pbone..-. 1-21-tfc 1-s.tle ...,.,. . ........... ... =. . ,. .. b ...""'" . OPIN7'107 ~ 'II .IMIIIIo . ofNltlol ... ~L...W• • .. '1:.! PIRIITONI DLC 100 . 992-2788 ...... Hockingport, Ohio PHONE 887-J370 ()fl[l!o · - CHESTER. lluslneq Slrvlcis.. o. 984-4141 985-3647 TEIIMITIII SWARMING mEY ARE ~uellve~, nol your __. eoiOIIf. J1ne iDipecllon8 and lnformallaa . on crawl 1J18C1 ......... No . salesman, low overbeld; 10 per cent ........ A111ed Pat Control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Pb. I9U8&8 4-7-tlp -mea. ~~~~ oleo, PGmeroy, Olilo, liD I. .special prlcea on elllDgulobt"' for bolll. traUen a a d bomel. [)wlgbt Loglll ... lio'l, Charlel Manball ... RECAPS. regular size $10, three doz. eggs $1.15, one gal- . Jon milk '19 cents. Bo1o(pia a . lb. $1.39, jowl 3 lb. 119 cenll, LEBANAN TWIP _ ·I IWIII aM, MBI l!ilddnger . . . . 6 pteee Teffion $1C.•, couch, . borne bath mode kllcbetl, Lawrence EbliD Mllll chair $139; oolon seta II cenll 881 h,maee' driDedrnwell out lb. Register lor a frte turkey. cellar and, barn 57 M & G Market, three miles hill l~nd wilb 3 ~ of aood C.C.JIIWJI'OIID aouth ol Middleport on Rt. 7. bottom, nleo small IJinaltl. A'IJ(;tliiMDa - - - - 4-11-3tp Mlnerll.o. Alklnc IISOt-11 lliiQIIto lonlee 'll'ttle, "-" .. CliMae* · SINGER PORTABLE, aewo like , BY!:.-; ~ tot. wiD Milt.... now. Zig 11,1 oqulpped. FuU Homes, 1u, water, andMobile .... luloe. Olilt price $16.81. Terma. PboM ..... 00 • 1 tre ·1-11... er . ...... - I room frame • . .._...._.. "'' POMEilOY '1181 ZIG ZAG, buttonboles.- . bath. waD to waD cat'JIIIIDfl : Am OOMJJ.TlONINO llefrlproo buttons, 111011081'111111, fanIn Uvlntl room. 000 lloar plan. ' ' IIIGn Jadl:'l Refrllgp lunaco, froal porch, baa- · ~- v - . , _ ,____ ey dellgna, etc. Sen easy. dy to alltrel. $41110.00 ....... ...... - - · ODe dial does It .U. Pay off RU'1LAND _ II 100111 bloet · . . . 4 I tie balance due II paymonta of borne. bath. aUractlve lnakle $5.1S each. Phone tn-R. with cellln1l Ule, and wall PI' READY • MIX cwcrelt ...._ 4-ll-lle nellnr. Level two aero Lot. . end rtabl to Jlllll' fliOiect ---rut aad ...,._ me tillSHOP AND'SAVE tar Eo* 11- , liB'LEN TEAFORD malel. PIMa 1114111, OoltBI')'IIII'o Sbop, 1tf w. or • m lebl 'RaldJ - Mb< Co.. MiddleMaiD, PomoroJ· Mla'l 1111111 : Alberl M. Cn, It 11 port, Ohio. I tt tl'r • ••• Dna 9blrll Etellillll • BllDOI!T PRICB fuudlute aa Dna 91.- $1l.tt, Batll ~-·· (4) tWttoar tMrd noor 1lad.,a lhop. • lloyl Suill $11... 9blrll $1.tt, . '8abr rumttare. Middleport. 91.- t3.2fl, Socb 21 cenll, O'IIIUIIN I CIIOW Ohio. ' • tfe Ladfol Shoes lie, ~ lie to $11, Artificial rto.... .._ RDLft CO. "" JIRI).\DWAY each; Potted $UI; ~Ill re- c BOU8D _ lllllll' 8111.1; AT EXPI!:RT Jl'olo!'J'ftle. lll!oalr. leaood a ,_ mtmOrlal aibwQ ONCB - I 11MM buill In 1116 l'omtrOJ Rome •nd' Auto. . lt40-TI'C of lhe Silver llrldp by Rev. 1 One bu 7 NOIIII (I bedreoml) Ray Anderson; oontaiDI two _.._ ollhe ......... • bath. part biltllllid- ......, BMB8 w..,.~ nil • 1w 4 rooD (I bedNoml); ' &•PICR'I' lP.NGM: TUNJi UP. II other wondotfu1 JOIPI\ bath - a11o 2 otlterl Ill IIIICI IIi.. .... 11111'11 If .ileedfd. ::-~~:: :. of npafr, but ucan.nt IJalld. Pomet'll)' RGme I Anto. Main, Open t to I daliJ. . li1l lltel. Call lor tDOre In11-111-TFC • • ..... fCI'JD8IIlln. ..,_ QJJ!NO •• , . . . . rAST rARM Tm-r. Q:RVICJI!. ICROOL - OUVIia lr, - I .........., Rome lind Auto. MUELLER FOR'CEII air fllr. ' 11-tt-TI'C story. frame. S rooms (I bednace, 4 years old, 115,110 1'001111)' front porch, baleImJ. Complete with duet' men!. Ifouae needa mudl rewort. re..ten and thermo- pair, but Is excellent bulkllnl alai. Phone tn-3'/'IS. 4-11-tfc site. ~.aoo.oo. c.dl, flu/tt ....... an .em... v:;:oo $!... .... • HOUSE TRAILER, !IllS model. lllce - · 51110, In Mldclleporl: awnlnC .l.Ox40; all' IIIPll· . ' . ..... . nalllral 881• ....,.. .... drJI&',. Air C!G!idlllanPbOne 111·1111. 4-tt.ae . Best ln' ; . . town .. ' I ,'-,' _._,;:u ' . Marine· ieal Estate for S.le -------------- ~ Syr- - DWARF FRUR ~ES $A.9S FORSYTHIA RED~~OO:HITE FLOWERING ALMOND HARDY AZALW SUS . ALTHEA MAGNOUAS $4.9S ' MOCK ORANGE GREEN SHRUBS · WIEGEUA 99( 8Ft. Pickup Aluminum Camper $495 . ·. . . - - - - - - - -. . J'OMEIIOYlhi'IIIIOME I~ story C frame, out of Ill noodll, 11'001111 <t ~>. 1--SALE~_s_AN_D_SE--:-RVJ--'CE-'---1 bath. Goinl 11 IS,IOO.Ot. Ohio tmt and motor . · MIDIILBI'Oil'l' - 1'$ olor7 llconae frame, I rooma (S ~). c-~w bath. wa11 to wa11 carpel. .11.1 aome panellnl. klldlon cabinets. bunt-ln """" and 1'1UIP· full baltiMIII. Ia ex.etlent eondiUon. $1UOO.OO. RENRY CLIIAND ' O'CONNOR'S NURSERY .. 56 Dotlge 3-4 T. Pickup · .... .. · $175 nla a-. Nat-tdo auoro"'" · O'BRIEN AND aiOW REALTY CO. POMEilOY - NICE 1I0MB lm'R RENTAL - Appro~<. 1 · acres -a rooms (I bedrolaml) !lath. fuU basement, ,.,..., . . 63 International Scout · ···· · · ·j695 ..:u ... TIRES?? All Regular Sizes $12.50 John W. VanMetw 62 Chevrolet, 2l Ton · · ·· · · ·: $1895 (' .. AI . ~ EVJNRU.DE 16.50 and 18.50 TRUCKS ( Pl.. Rocopp•t• . New! Su!lllly Wl .. Ovalo GUARANTEED bultoDbol... POMEROY OHIO. ~·- IMI Estlte For Slle . "::P._O::M::EI::O::Y;:H::OME .AND ;-AUTO ·· , : 1n~~$11,100.00 ~~*'~•• = •1. :,A,..., _ lft IIJa . . 1 r· . Your . . Ch"' haler ::: 670xts -GUA.iu ~- - CARS . ..... 650xU 6501114 7GOxU 5.55 .• .. I Prt• Tq t.ll Sl t.ll .41 10.11 ... Sba OK USED BEST BUYS I : . NIW TRIAI).ILACKWALL 1 POMEROY ·. MOTOR CO. ..... i' . IAYMAICCML CD.: ~· . AREA WAUHOUSI · ;o.aaoY FURNISHED tbree-~m apartMUST SELL 111811 Singer, lD ment, bath: on SOu'th Secood ,. ",· Ave., Mlddleoorl. Phone Mrs. beautiful wal!lut table; fully ' . Notice equipped "' II& .... IDOII0Howard Ce<U . . . . _ 11'881, filley deli&D. etc. u .. t-a-tfc The &lr date for the Ana1J ~ Yalch Sunday, Aped Vf!f'/ UtUe. P'm' qul<k oale, o! the "Miss U.S.A. llet.U\7 from U JIOOii to 4 p.m. $41. ..- paJIIIOills of ts eaoh Pa&'eant" In Miami Beach, FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM . • bacon, half of lq. month. Phone tn-R. Pia ., ts May 18 on CBS, 10 to · APARTMENT. Mlddie!IOrl. ,,l!>ol&uns only. Rutland Amer- phone 4-1-lfc 11 :30 p.m. 991-3874. 44-tfc !<an lAIIon Home. 4-t-tlp 50XIO MOBO.E home, 1164 mo'I1IE ''ACCENTS". versatile NEW HOME In Masoo. two del, eoppertone kitchen. two bedroom, phone 'I'IU780. and professional. Playlnc at bedrooms, carpet Ill living 4-t-3tc .lhe Green Gables Monday room. Phone 991-111119. 1-7-lltc :ll!ru Sa~y weekly. · ·. ' 4-11-ltc TWO BEDROOM apartment. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , M & G Market. three miles Aluminum siding, otorm winRl 7. TiiERE WILL be a eonslgnment south of Middleport on1-ll-3tp dows, bardwood noon. g a' IJle 011 farm maoblnerY April furnace, large lot : ~- Ph. II'. U lnterestod eontaet Loo Pomtlll)' 99J-3'1111. 4-7-6tp ·~~orr!& at Rutland. !'bone 70. In Memory . . II' Jim Camahan IHtIN LOVING memory o1 Robert UVE BAIT, 24 hoUr soU-ft. 4-7-'ltc vice. Flfe'o. Third St., MidM. Cowdery who passed away dleport. 4-J-lltc yearo ago today, April UN!> AT .Jack'o Club. llappy four II, 1164. Valley Boys, Friday and SatSOIJTHERN PLANTS. order u:n~ay. a to z. I-»llP Gone 13 lhe faith we loved 10 now, cabbage, tomatoes, pep. pen, aweel pntato... Pbane dear, WILL DO oewlng at borne: zip843-21193, Charles R. Hartis. Silent Is the wlce we loved 1966 Caprice H.T. Cpe. . .. .. . . $2795 pen, pockets. pegging, hemPortland, Ohio . 3-15-!0ic to hear: 396 engine. Turbo Hydramatlc trans. Power steerlnJ. alt/Jratlona, etc. Mn. Too far away from sight or Ing and brakes, tilt steering wheel, Comfortroa Freoldle '!babel. Maaon, FOR CUSHION COMFORT speech, Air Conditioning, Prem. white wall tires, Aatro Plloae TIS-5851. 3-1~ Knapp Shoes, Cliff'• Shoe ReBut not too far for thought seats, blk. vinyl roof, yellow body, radio, A real pair, Middleport. 3-:zt..10tc to reach. sharp car ' SPI!lCIAL PERMANENTS regWish lo remember him who ular fiS now $11.!10. Cletlth FOUR ROOM bouse, bath, !aU once was near, .,_au's Sbop, near Salem baoement. ~arage. Two year Who has gone away Is just Center. 3-1~ 1965 Chevy II 4 Dr. . . . ....... $1095 old borne. Phone 991-2421. u dear. 3-21-tfc Sadly missed by !amUy. 4 Dr. Blk. !lnlllh, clean Interior, good tires, 6 oyL ong!De HAPPY HOUR. Sbenang Spring! 4-11-ltc standard trans. ' Nile Club, 5 lit· 8 p.m. MonPOODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy day tbrll Friday. Ladl"" night $'15 and up. stud C:1rd Of Thanks . , miniature, every Friday. u-tlc service and grooming. Pbooe 1962 Corvair Monu ......... $695 I WISH to thank all my friends 11112-5443. 11 I tic for lbe Dowen and can1o PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY Automatic trans., red Yin;yl interior. bucket 181t1, good will JIIJ for a brake adjultthey oent to me -..hUe I was FIVE ROOM bouae, bath, launtires. radio and heater. Local one owner car. 1110!111 at Pomelll)' Home !. In tho hospital. I also want dry room, In Syracuse: ooe 1-7-tf< . Jo _tjumk Dr. . Ridgway, !lie aere ground. Nice lor traDer 1965 Chevrolet. ... . $1995 other doctors, the nurses, the part. Phlme Glen Cundiff, Jr., nur.., aldeo, lhe Candystrfp1mPal1, SL(>OJ' liPt. cpe. Beautiful beige fint&h willl motchiD& IIIIU950. 1-7-& Help Want.d beige vinyl interior wUh bucket &eats and console. 398 cu. ers and .U who wort at the FEMALE. Wallrels 21 to 35, ln. o,.tne. Turbo Hydro matte trans. P, steering and must bave neat appearance. Veterano Memorial Hospital PETS - Black Scottles. White bt~~ . Good tlros, radio and heater. Be a sport and 11')' for their care and their kindnight shU~ cood pay, apply W..U.., Miniature Scllnaur.en thla _ 4 ..,.r. ness to me. I also want to In penon. Blue Tartan. 1-ll-6tc and Poodl"" for Euler. Barklbank Mrs. Donna Hayman aroo Kennels, Coolville, Ohio. for her kindness and help. I 1963 Mercury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $895 CAR HOP, wallrels and diBb Phone 118'1-3854. 44-10tc pray that Gnd ' 1 n his !oolb. wubor. Apply ~ Ill penon. 2 DM~r ~~rey, V-8 automatic trans•• new w.w. tires, ldndneoo will rk:bly blela Crow'a Steak House . 1-Ht.c each white finish, &hll'P 11nd clean interior. radio anct heater. of you and that yoo have COAL, heavy, lump stoker, egg the joy of Gnd's love always. and mine nm. Excelsior Salt . Employment W1nted Arley M. Wool. 4-ll-ltc Worb, Inc., E. Malll St.. Po1962 Ford . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . $895 melli)'. Phone 992-!891. !U-tfc BABYSITTING Ill Syracuse. Galaxle 500, 4 door. V-8 engine, auto. trana., pOWer ateerphone IIIW3M. 1-Htc ForSIIe iJV. radio, IJQOdtlres, sharp red llnlsh. FROM WALL to waD, 110 'ooll SEVEN ROOM boule, oeven at aU, on earpeta cleoDod acreo of land, cellar, IIIIIOire Public S.le wtlh Blue Lustre. Rent etee- house, aood garden spaee, AUCI'ION, SATURDAY, April 1965 Chevy II . • .•... ... . ... .. $1595 tr1e sbampooer !Iaker Pur- two aood weDs, very aood U. 1 p.m. 'lbe following perntture. t.Utc water, ooal boule, wood &tier !ln. Q>e.' VS qlne, automatic trans. New tireS, clean 101181 jii1JIIOrtY wUI be sold at bouse: $21100. Can be bouahl interior, radio and heater. lhe resic1eDee ol the late Ward on land eonlracl. ~. TGBay.. just oouth ol Chester. lroUR (4) cabo as Is, five mo- 4351 RuUind. 4-f«e bUe radio U11lls. one base ItaOldo ... State ROute 7. Llvlntl 1963 Pontiac . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . $995 room ~. day bed, several lion, rrequeacy : ~ bue ~~a­ Cllallne 2 dr. auiomatlc, good Uros, radio and heater. llan IU!t; on: motJue unit SINGER ZIG ZAG lllliDtl Dllruebn and 'Odd ehaln, ook cbiDe. Thll IIIIIChiDe sold ISrll, and olllee lumlture; table, ~ lab~ 5 plo<e dlmuoh llfllw. Tills maeJdno 1963 Mercury . . . .•- . . . . . . . . $995 llllte. ebelt of dlawors, .... IUOO. Phone - - day or wUI make dam, enJ melal beds, rup, Hot tn-D evenlnp. 4-Ntp Conv. cpe. ~al one owner car and ••• tinder care. embroidery and II& Ill· 'fib Polnl refrigerator, sweepll', Au1Dmatlc, P, steertne and brakes, red !lnlllb, red vlloll over paymenll ol $U5 per eoottng ulalllll, dllbos, writ- (l()()IJ HAY: 50 cents per bale. lri8rtor. week ... JIIJ boJance clue, Paul Karr, Qleater, Ohio. Ing desk. two drop ldf labloo. pua. PboM • • · t.t«e hind tools, old wubors. col~ l-t-8tc ledon Items aueb as Mr<lufELECTROLUX SWEEPERS. . feJ !lfaden. other books, plc- NINE ROOM house, I~ lnll. rv& waslterl, polllberl IIIII ...-e fr.,.., eo!lee tlflndero, Racine, Plloae MUI51. genuine parts, caD 112-3710l.lllteml. mUk cona, diMer 4-Nic 1-U-IIIp beD. m kettle, brau lloltle, 72" Cab 11> Axle- 9ll.cbnl>bo<IY. EXIra aood 625 ttrea. bllby bed, """"' oeat, sloDe LONE STAR flberglua boat, WILL YOU make a lair olfor Cheater Axle. · 15 feet, 50 bp Mercury moebum, !I B&l. jar, other jan on deSirable ten year old and otber artlcltl not listed. tor; trailer. Piano "upright." house on Rt. 112, In CliftDn. Terms .ash. Not responolble """' oondlllcm. Phone ... Sll: nice rooma and balb, lletlll<iii,IIQOd tires, buekel.. _ , aound-r,2 wbHl lor accidents. Sale conducted 5751. 4-Nic drive. baoement aeparaled to e by tho Bradford Auction Co., rooma and tile sbower, 1211• llaciDe, Olllo. 4-7-5tc TIM<mlY HAY, J'*pb Wlpstall. Two lots 10>:110 each pe~ Rt. I, Pomtlll)', Oblo. Fenced Ill privacy. AU kiDda Wippel Road, Phone IIUIIO. of ITult treea. Inquire at '4 Ton Pielol> Wanted To Buy 'l-t-3tp LARGE LOT or small a<nage Blanche CompiOII In CliftDn, IUitable lor bulldlnt! home, or W. Va. 4-~ wiD buy mnderately priced THREE (I) lloCl' lqtb form. StoYe, kebox lis with lisel 1'llllllnC from !lome In Meigs Local School SPECIAL STEREO, IIIII Early 3 "' 7. ODe Ia willie and two Dlllrld. Write JloJ: 41, llld· American 11ere0 radio comare blue and wblte. ODe (I) dleparl. 4-1-lle We Gulr1ntee A Better Dell Then Mw.. bination; Tills Is a beautiful lqtb formal, Ida II; solid lllate unit wtlh • lpee4 II:' As Good A Dell41 Any . ~E8. furniture, dllbel. color, wldte. All are In a:changer. Take over pay-a 11111<e11aneouJ. Mrs. Ronrd oollont coadlllon. CaD ... o1 • per IIIOIIIh or PlY bitl-t-3tp Ceell, 1111 W. Jlaln Ill., ,__ • . once of ""· r..- free bamo I'Of. 14-lfc IIA EARLY American ,.....,, demonslnllon ea1l .at~. Also have ftPG••ed lllno 'ndl aat bal AM ' FM radio, In walnut cabinet tar JIIJ· ~hnt 4 opoed automaUc reoord mon11 o1 • • or .balance o1 ONE FIJRNISHED apartment, cballpr. Lovely flnllh, ~ , 4·tooms, bath, just abon cor- 1lke new. TaU over P"r' ; paratliln lip Ill M1111011 City. 11101111 of 'f/UI per montll or JAMES FRY property on Mldt · lll,lyellow boule. MariOD lley- PlY $111.11. 'l'rJ II Ill JGIII:. dloport mn. Phone 741-MU. . . 111111!1. 4-7-8tc bome. Plloae . . . .. ~ . ,., . " 4-!Mie ' rlll!NISHED apartment, 121 ua rrBliBO J'lldlo eomllllla. HAY. Geor1t Ca!IGII. Pbone ·M..-, Ave.. Pomeroy. Ph. tliln. ........ wllmlt - ' ' . ••••· 4-7-Ue oole, billriiR aulomallc roe,, 'a-tm. . i · .· onl :Iiiii•· Tlb over PlY· CONN TRO-MBONE--. L' . . . .IJ . · it,~-.ISHED apartment, 114~ lllliiiiJ'Ii IIIOIIIh ... It manlhl. ean ..... Iller 'Open Ev.nlngs ~ · ~ve. , PomerOJ. Ph. PlY ..... Clll ...... 11 p.m. t-7.fltl ._..., _ _..;,_;.._ _"'!.!"'.1.!11 .... 4-7-lle f.Nic OfPICI MOUU '!otll':,.... · MOIIIL 110MB - (1Q), two bedraoml, - ·ldlebal. wan to' waiir,;;,;;;l-111 lWinc room. Al)111 _ . . . Jllii'B.Y aii.ANQ ... •n ... - ···· .O IM. I . --. ' Al~lnl. . . . . . . U11CA!JIIill! ' - JOUr . . . or'J Ileeqlle! Clll .. ••. ' ,ij tllic ' . WILL 'rtlU 8E LEAVI~ FOR HOME I!OCN r VEe,_,. AF1!R 7,,~UF'MY ouSIN!5e IN C!NTRAI. CITY. �' \ . :t~~;~~~~~·~~ o,, ~..!i! ~'!8 . . Ads ' ' \ ' .., ·'' I ' " .._., . Ring, ,Are You ··Listening? .. ·. ~~ FURNISHED and llllfurolshecl For s.l. apal'lmelils. Clole to .~ Phlme tez.5434. ·l&.JJ.IIc BY OWNER, - LARGE live room ·. l!lil , !oolll' lpll'lmelll, nowly dillmlll!d, lumace bell. l'oiiK!niV, Phone IIIUI87. 1-:-tlc -, ..................... _.,,...- ....... ' line. bad- ' room 41r coiDollliGMd home; l'f'! car ·..-.... comer lol If ~. ea1l . . .ll WI-lle ZIG ZAG SfDiei', dial II& .... ALL NEW ELECTRIC S room preoWIIOII, A·l condHion. Sold - o..- PD. Blilace clue apartment, biautlful :ole* ol ... Buttonboloo, ~. the river. yoo have to see to oewa on bultoM. etc., wllhoul appreciate. convenient an d attaclunenll. Pay only $1.50 comfortable, phoae IIJ.Uil, per,.. Pbone..-. 1-21-tfc 1-s.tle ...,.,. . ........... ... =. . ,. .. b ...""'" . OPIN7'107 ~ 'II .IMIIIIo . ofNltlol ... ~L...W• • .. '1:.! PIRIITONI DLC 100 . 992-2788 ...... Hockingport, Ohio PHONE 887-J370 ()fl[l!o · - CHESTER. lluslneq Slrvlcis.. o. 984-4141 985-3647 TEIIMITIII SWARMING mEY ARE ~uellve~, nol your __. eoiOIIf. J1ne iDipecllon8 and lnformallaa . on crawl 1J18C1 ......... No . salesman, low overbeld; 10 per cent ........ A111ed Pat Control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Pb. I9U8&8 4-7-tlp -mea. ~~~~ oleo, PGmeroy, Olilo, liD I. .special prlcea on elllDgulobt"' for bolll. traUen a a d bomel. [)wlgbt Loglll ... lio'l, Charlel Manball ... RECAPS. regular size $10, three doz. eggs $1.15, one gal- . Jon milk '19 cents. Bo1o(pia a . lb. $1.39, jowl 3 lb. 119 cenll, LEBANAN TWIP _ ·I IWIII aM, MBI l!ilddnger . . . . 6 pteee Teffion $1C.•, couch, . borne bath mode kllcbetl, Lawrence EbliD Mllll chair $139; oolon seta II cenll 881 h,maee' driDedrnwell out lb. Register lor a frte turkey. cellar and, barn 57 M & G Market, three miles hill l~nd wilb 3 ~ of aood C.C.JIIWJI'OIID aouth ol Middleport on Rt. 7. bottom, nleo small IJinaltl. A'IJ(;tliiMDa - - - - 4-11-3tp Mlnerll.o. Alklnc IISOt-11 lliiQIIto lonlee 'll'ttle, "-" .. CliMae* · SINGER PORTABLE, aewo like , BY!:.-; ~ tot. wiD Milt.... now. Zig 11,1 oqulpped. FuU Homes, 1u, water, andMobile .... luloe. Olilt price $16.81. Terma. PboM ..... 00 • 1 tre ·1-11... er . ...... - I room frame • . .._...._.. "'' POMEilOY '1181 ZIG ZAG, buttonboles.- . bath. waD to waD cat'JIIIIDfl : Am OOMJJ.TlONINO llefrlproo buttons, 111011081'111111, fanIn Uvlntl room. 000 lloar plan. ' ' IIIGn Jadl:'l Refrllgp lunaco, froal porch, baa- · ~- v - . , _ ,____ ey dellgna, etc. Sen easy. dy to alltrel. $41110.00 ....... ...... - - · ODe dial does It .U. Pay off RU'1LAND _ II 100111 bloet · . . . 4 I tie balance due II paymonta of borne. bath. aUractlve lnakle $5.1S each. Phone tn-R. with cellln1l Ule, and wall PI' READY • MIX cwcrelt ...._ 4-ll-lle nellnr. Level two aero Lot. . end rtabl to Jlllll' fliOiect ---rut aad ...,._ me tillSHOP AND'SAVE tar Eo* 11- , liB'LEN TEAFORD malel. PIMa 1114111, OoltBI')'IIII'o Sbop, 1tf w. or • m lebl 'RaldJ - Mb< Co.. MiddleMaiD, PomoroJ· Mla'l 1111111 : Alberl M. Cn, It 11 port, Ohio. I tt tl'r • ••• Dna 9blrll Etellillll • BllDOI!T PRICB fuudlute aa Dna 91.- $1l.tt, Batll ~-·· (4) tWttoar tMrd noor 1lad.,a lhop. • lloyl Suill $11... 9blrll $1.tt, . '8abr rumttare. Middleport. 91.- t3.2fl, Socb 21 cenll, O'IIIUIIN I CIIOW Ohio. ' • tfe Ladfol Shoes lie, ~ lie to $11, Artificial rto.... .._ RDLft CO. "" JIRI).\DWAY each; Potted $UI; ~Ill re- c BOU8D _ lllllll' 8111.1; AT EXPI!:RT Jl'olo!'J'ftle. lll!oalr. leaood a ,_ mtmOrlal aibwQ ONCB - I 11MM buill In 1116 l'omtrOJ Rome •nd' Auto. . lt40-TI'C of lhe Silver llrldp by Rev. 1 One bu 7 NOIIII (I bedreoml) Ray Anderson; oontaiDI two _.._ ollhe ......... • bath. part biltllllid- ......, BMB8 w..,.~ nil • 1w 4 rooD (I bedNoml); ' &•PICR'I' lP.NGM: TUNJi UP. II other wondotfu1 JOIPI\ bath - a11o 2 otlterl Ill IIIICI IIi.. .... 11111'11 If .ileedfd. ::-~~:: :. of npafr, but ucan.nt IJalld. Pomet'll)' RGme I Anto. Main, Open t to I daliJ. . li1l lltel. Call lor tDOre In11-111-TFC • • ..... fCI'JD8IIlln. ..,_ QJJ!NO •• , . . . . rAST rARM Tm-r. Q:RVICJI!. ICROOL - OUVIia lr, - I .........., Rome lind Auto. MUELLER FOR'CEII air fllr. ' 11-tt-TI'C story. frame. S rooms (I bednace, 4 years old, 115,110 1'001111)' front porch, baleImJ. Complete with duet' men!. Ifouae needa mudl rewort. re..ten and thermo- pair, but Is excellent bulkllnl alai. Phone tn-3'/'IS. 4-11-tfc site. ~.aoo.oo. c.dl, flu/tt ....... an .em... v:;:oo $!... .... • HOUSE TRAILER, !IllS model. lllce - · 51110, In Mldclleporl: awnlnC .l.Ox40; all' IIIPll· . ' . ..... . nalllral 881• ....,.. .... drJI&',. Air C!G!idlllanPbOne 111·1111. 4-tt.ae . Best ln' ; . . town .. ' I ,'-,' _._,;:u ' . Marine· ieal Estate for S.le -------------- ~ Syr- - DWARF FRUR ~ES $A.9S FORSYTHIA RED~~OO:HITE FLOWERING ALMOND HARDY AZALW SUS . ALTHEA MAGNOUAS $4.9S ' MOCK ORANGE GREEN SHRUBS · WIEGEUA 99( 8Ft. Pickup Aluminum Camper $495 . ·. . . - - - - - - - -. . J'OMEIIOYlhi'IIIIOME I~ story C frame, out of Ill noodll, 11'001111 <t ~>. 1--SALE~_s_AN_D_SE--:-RVJ--'CE-'---1 bath. Goinl 11 IS,IOO.Ot. Ohio tmt and motor . · MIDIILBI'Oil'l' - 1'$ olor7 llconae frame, I rooma (S ~). c-~w bath. wa11 to wa11 carpel. .11.1 aome panellnl. klldlon cabinets. bunt-ln """" and 1'1UIP· full baltiMIII. Ia ex.etlent eondiUon. $1UOO.OO. RENRY CLIIAND ' O'CONNOR'S NURSERY .. 56 Dotlge 3-4 T. Pickup · .... .. · $175 nla a-. Nat-tdo auoro"'" · O'BRIEN AND aiOW REALTY CO. POMEilOY - NICE 1I0MB lm'R RENTAL - Appro~<. 1 · acres -a rooms (I bedrolaml) !lath. fuU basement, ,.,..., . . 63 International Scout · ···· · · ·j695 ..:u ... TIRES?? All Regular Sizes $12.50 John W. VanMetw 62 Chevrolet, 2l Ton · · ·· · · ·: $1895 (' .. AI . ~ EVJNRU.DE 16.50 and 18.50 TRUCKS ( Pl.. Rocopp•t• . New! Su!lllly Wl .. Ovalo GUARANTEED bultoDbol... POMEROY OHIO. ~·- IMI Estlte For Slle . "::P._O::M::EI::O::Y;:H::OME .AND ;-AUTO ·· , : 1n~~$11,100.00 ~~*'~•• = •1. :,A,..., _ lft IIJa . . 1 r· . Your . . Ch"' haler ::: 670xts -GUA.iu ~- - CARS . ..... 650xU 6501114 7GOxU 5.55 .• .. I Prt• Tq t.ll Sl t.ll .41 10.11 ... Sba OK USED BEST BUYS I : . NIW TRIAI).ILACKWALL 1 POMEROY ·. MOTOR CO. ..... i' . IAYMAICCML CD.: ~· . AREA WAUHOUSI · ;o.aaoY FURNISHED tbree-~m apartMUST SELL 111811 Singer, lD ment, bath: on SOu'th Secood ,. ",· Ave., Mlddleoorl. Phone Mrs. beautiful wal!lut table; fully ' . Notice equipped "' II& .... IDOII0Howard Ce<U . . . . _ 11'881, filley deli&D. etc. u .. t-a-tfc The &lr date for the Ana1J ~ Yalch Sunday, Aped Vf!f'/ UtUe. P'm' qul<k oale, o! the "Miss U.S.A. llet.U\7 from U JIOOii to 4 p.m. $41. ..- paJIIIOills of ts eaoh Pa&'eant" In Miami Beach, FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM . • bacon, half of lq. month. Phone tn-R. Pia ., ts May 18 on CBS, 10 to · APARTMENT. Mlddie!IOrl. ,,l!>ol&uns only. Rutland Amer- phone 4-1-lfc 11 :30 p.m. 991-3874. 44-tfc !<an lAIIon Home. 4-t-tlp 50XIO MOBO.E home, 1164 mo'I1IE ''ACCENTS". versatile NEW HOME In Masoo. two del, eoppertone kitchen. two bedroom, phone 'I'IU780. and professional. Playlnc at bedrooms, carpet Ill living 4-t-3tc .lhe Green Gables Monday room. Phone 991-111119. 1-7-lltc :ll!ru Sa~y weekly. · ·. ' 4-11-ltc TWO BEDROOM apartment. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , M & G Market. three miles Aluminum siding, otorm winRl 7. TiiERE WILL be a eonslgnment south of Middleport on1-ll-3tp dows, bardwood noon. g a' IJle 011 farm maoblnerY April furnace, large lot : ~- Ph. II'. U lnterestod eontaet Loo Pomtlll)' 99J-3'1111. 4-7-6tp ·~~orr!& at Rutland. !'bone 70. In Memory . . II' Jim Camahan IHtIN LOVING memory o1 Robert UVE BAIT, 24 hoUr soU-ft. 4-7-'ltc vice. Flfe'o. Third St., MidM. Cowdery who passed away dleport. 4-J-lltc yearo ago today, April UN!> AT .Jack'o Club. llappy four II, 1164. Valley Boys, Friday and SatSOIJTHERN PLANTS. order u:n~ay. a to z. I-»llP Gone 13 lhe faith we loved 10 now, cabbage, tomatoes, pep. pen, aweel pntato... Pbane dear, WILL DO oewlng at borne: zip843-21193, Charles R. Hartis. Silent Is the wlce we loved 1966 Caprice H.T. Cpe. . .. .. . . $2795 pen, pockets. pegging, hemPortland, Ohio . 3-15-!0ic to hear: 396 engine. Turbo Hydramatlc trans. Power steerlnJ. alt/Jratlona, etc. Mn. Too far away from sight or Ing and brakes, tilt steering wheel, Comfortroa Freoldle '!babel. Maaon, FOR CUSHION COMFORT speech, Air Conditioning, Prem. white wall tires, Aatro Plloae TIS-5851. 3-1~ Knapp Shoes, Cliff'• Shoe ReBut not too far for thought seats, blk. vinyl roof, yellow body, radio, A real pair, Middleport. 3-:zt..10tc to reach. sharp car ' SPI!lCIAL PERMANENTS regWish lo remember him who ular fiS now $11.!10. Cletlth FOUR ROOM bouse, bath, !aU once was near, .,_au's Sbop, near Salem baoement. ~arage. Two year Who has gone away Is just Center. 3-1~ 1965 Chevy II 4 Dr. . . . ....... $1095 old borne. Phone 991-2421. u dear. 3-21-tfc Sadly missed by !amUy. 4 Dr. Blk. !lnlllh, clean Interior, good tires, 6 oyL ong!De HAPPY HOUR. Sbenang Spring! 4-11-ltc standard trans. ' Nile Club, 5 lit· 8 p.m. MonPOODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy day tbrll Friday. Ladl"" night $'15 and up. stud C:1rd Of Thanks . , miniature, every Friday. u-tlc service and grooming. Pbooe 1962 Corvair Monu ......... $695 I WISH to thank all my friends 11112-5443. 11 I tic for lbe Dowen and can1o PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY Automatic trans., red Yin;yl interior. bucket 181t1, good will JIIJ for a brake adjultthey oent to me -..hUe I was FIVE ROOM bouae, bath, launtires. radio and heater. Local one owner car. 1110!111 at Pomelll)' Home !. In tho hospital. I also want dry room, In Syracuse: ooe 1-7-tf< . Jo _tjumk Dr. . Ridgway, !lie aere ground. Nice lor traDer 1965 Chevrolet. ... . $1995 other doctors, the nurses, the part. Phlme Glen Cundiff, Jr., nur.., aldeo, lhe Candystrfp1mPal1, SL(>OJ' liPt. cpe. Beautiful beige fint&h willl motchiD& IIIIU950. 1-7-& Help Want.d beige vinyl interior wUh bucket &eats and console. 398 cu. ers and .U who wort at the FEMALE. Wallrels 21 to 35, ln. o,.tne. Turbo Hydro matte trans. P, steering and must bave neat appearance. Veterano Memorial Hospital PETS - Black Scottles. White bt~~ . Good tlros, radio and heater. Be a sport and 11')' for their care and their kindnight shU~ cood pay, apply W..U.., Miniature Scllnaur.en thla _ 4 ..,.r. ness to me. I also want to In penon. Blue Tartan. 1-ll-6tc and Poodl"" for Euler. Barklbank Mrs. Donna Hayman aroo Kennels, Coolville, Ohio. for her kindness and help. I 1963 Mercury . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $895 CAR HOP, wallrels and diBb Phone 118'1-3854. 44-10tc pray that Gnd ' 1 n his !oolb. wubor. Apply ~ Ill penon. 2 DM~r ~~rey, V-8 automatic trans•• new w.w. tires, ldndneoo will rk:bly blela Crow'a Steak House . 1-Ht.c each white finish, &hll'P 11nd clean interior. radio anct heater. of you and that yoo have COAL, heavy, lump stoker, egg the joy of Gnd's love always. and mine nm. Excelsior Salt . Employment W1nted Arley M. Wool. 4-ll-ltc Worb, Inc., E. Malll St.. Po1962 Ford . . . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . $895 melli)'. Phone 992-!891. !U-tfc BABYSITTING Ill Syracuse. Galaxle 500, 4 door. V-8 engine, auto. trana., pOWer ateerphone IIIW3M. 1-Htc ForSIIe iJV. radio, IJQOdtlres, sharp red llnlsh. FROM WALL to waD, 110 'ooll SEVEN ROOM boule, oeven at aU, on earpeta cleoDod acreo of land, cellar, IIIIIOire Public S.le wtlh Blue Lustre. Rent etee- house, aood garden spaee, AUCI'ION, SATURDAY, April 1965 Chevy II . • .•... ... . ... .. $1595 tr1e sbampooer !Iaker Pur- two aood weDs, very aood U. 1 p.m. 'lbe following perntture. t.Utc water, ooal boule, wood &tier !ln. Q>e.' VS qlne, automatic trans. New tireS, clean 101181 jii1JIIOrtY wUI be sold at bouse: $21100. Can be bouahl interior, radio and heater. lhe resic1eDee ol the late Ward on land eonlracl. ~. TGBay.. just oouth ol Chester. lroUR (4) cabo as Is, five mo- 4351 RuUind. 4-f«e bUe radio U11lls. one base ItaOldo ... State ROute 7. Llvlntl 1963 Pontiac . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . $995 room ~. day bed, several lion, rrequeacy : ~ bue ~~a­ Cllallne 2 dr. auiomatlc, good Uros, radio and heater. llan IU!t; on: motJue unit SINGER ZIG ZAG lllliDtl Dllruebn and 'Odd ehaln, ook cbiDe. Thll IIIIIChiDe sold ISrll, and olllee lumlture; table, ~ lab~ 5 plo<e dlmuoh llfllw. Tills maeJdno 1963 Mercury . . . .•- . . . . . . . . $995 llllte. ebelt of dlawors, .... IUOO. Phone - - day or wUI make dam, enJ melal beds, rup, Hot tn-D evenlnp. 4-Ntp Conv. cpe. ~al one owner car and ••• tinder care. embroidery and II& Ill· 'fib Polnl refrigerator, sweepll', Au1Dmatlc, P, steertne and brakes, red !lnlllb, red vlloll over paymenll ol $U5 per eoottng ulalllll, dllbos, writ- (l()()IJ HAY: 50 cents per bale. lri8rtor. week ... JIIJ boJance clue, Paul Karr, Qleater, Ohio. Ing desk. two drop ldf labloo. pua. PboM • • · t.t«e hind tools, old wubors. col~ l-t-8tc ledon Items aueb as Mr<lufELECTROLUX SWEEPERS. . feJ !lfaden. other books, plc- NINE ROOM house, I~ lnll. rv& waslterl, polllberl IIIII ...-e fr.,.., eo!lee tlflndero, Racine, Plloae MUI51. genuine parts, caD 112-3710l.lllteml. mUk cona, diMer 4-Nic 1-U-IIIp beD. m kettle, brau lloltle, 72" Cab 11> Axle- 9ll.cbnl>bo<IY. EXIra aood 625 ttrea. bllby bed, """"' oeat, sloDe LONE STAR flberglua boat, WILL YOU make a lair olfor Cheater Axle. · 15 feet, 50 bp Mercury moebum, !I B&l. jar, other jan on deSirable ten year old and otber artlcltl not listed. tor; trailer. Piano "upright." house on Rt. 112, In CliftDn. Terms .ash. Not responolble """' oondlllcm. Phone ... Sll: nice rooma and balb, lletlll<iii,IIQOd tires, buekel.. _ , aound-r,2 wbHl lor accidents. Sale conducted 5751. 4-Nic drive. baoement aeparaled to e by tho Bradford Auction Co., rooma and tile sbower, 1211• llaciDe, Olllo. 4-7-5tc TIM<mlY HAY, J'*pb Wlpstall. Two lots 10>:110 each pe~ Rt. I, Pomtlll)', Oblo. Fenced Ill privacy. AU kiDda Wippel Road, Phone IIUIIO. of ITult treea. Inquire at '4 Ton Pielol> Wanted To Buy 'l-t-3tp LARGE LOT or small a<nage Blanche CompiOII In CliftDn, IUitable lor bulldlnt! home, or W. Va. 4-~ wiD buy mnderately priced THREE (I) lloCl' lqtb form. StoYe, kebox lis with lisel 1'llllllnC from !lome In Meigs Local School SPECIAL STEREO, IIIII Early 3 "' 7. ODe Ia willie and two Dlllrld. Write JloJ: 41, llld· American 11ere0 radio comare blue and wblte. ODe (I) dleparl. 4-1-lle We Gulr1ntee A Better Dell Then Mw.. bination; Tills Is a beautiful lqtb formal, Ida II; solid lllate unit wtlh • lpee4 II:' As Good A Dell41 Any . ~E8. furniture, dllbel. color, wldte. All are In a:changer. Take over pay-a 11111<e11aneouJ. Mrs. Ronrd oollont coadlllon. CaD ... o1 • per IIIOIIIh or PlY bitl-t-3tp Ceell, 1111 W. Jlaln Ill., ,__ • . once of ""· r..- free bamo I'Of. 14-lfc IIA EARLY American ,.....,, demonslnllon ea1l .at~. Also have ftPG••ed lllno 'ndl aat bal AM ' FM radio, In walnut cabinet tar JIIJ· ~hnt 4 opoed automaUc reoord mon11 o1 • • or .balance o1 ONE FIJRNISHED apartment, cballpr. Lovely flnllh, ~ , 4·tooms, bath, just abon cor- 1lke new. TaU over P"r' ; paratliln lip Ill M1111011 City. 11101111 of 'f/UI per montll or JAMES FRY property on Mldt · lll,lyellow boule. MariOD lley- PlY $111.11. 'l'rJ II Ill JGIII:. dloport mn. Phone 741-MU. . . 111111!1. 4-7-8tc bome. Plloae . . . .. ~ . ,., . " 4-!Mie ' rlll!NISHED apartment, 121 ua rrBliBO J'lldlo eomllllla. HAY. Geor1t Ca!IGII. Pbone ·M..-, Ave.. Pomeroy. Ph. tliln. ........ wllmlt - ' ' . ••••· 4-7-Ue oole, billriiR aulomallc roe,, 'a-tm. . i · .· onl :Iiiii•· Tlb over PlY· CONN TRO-MBONE--. L' . . . .IJ . · it,~-.ISHED apartment, 114~ lllliiiiJ'Ii IIIOIIIh ... It manlhl. ean ..... Iller 'Open Ev.nlngs ~ · ~ve. , PomerOJ. Ph. PlY ..... Clll ...... 11 p.m. t-7.fltl ._..., _ _..;,_;.._ _"'!.!"'.1.!11 .... 4-7-lle f.Nic OfPICI MOUU '!otll':,.... · MOIIIL 110MB - (1Q), two bedraoml, - ·ldlebal. wan to' waiir,;;,;;;l-111 lWinc room. Al)111 _ . . . Jllii'B.Y aii.ANQ ... •n ... - ···· .O IM. I . --. ' Al~lnl. . . . . . . U11CA!JIIill! ' - JOUr . . . or'J Ileeqlle! Clll .. ••. ' ,ij tllic ' . WILL 'rtlU 8E LEAVI~ FOR HOME I!OCN r VEe,_,. AF1!R 7,,~UF'MY ouSIN!5e IN C!NTRAI. CITY. �.. . . • ,. . · · . ..H·a· lz.· e~. , S'c_.~·L:o " Ia ··rsht'p. G -- ·,··v·,,. ·e.-_.n. . . · .· · .ls' ·_...,_. .,..., -,.,...., Sfdlnel. Pomero,..auddl•u·t, o.• '""rn·u. tMS _S:arseot n s For The Young ... dresses, shirts, and sleepwear. Plus accessories and prom sets to make your baby's preslden~ sent1ng the slate of omcerswere Mrs. Ann Bailey, Mrs. Hom e r Forrest and .Mrs. Horace McElh!nne,y. club were Mrs. Baker, Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs.. JCun. zelman. Mrs. MoWe Hill. and Mrs. n.rollly WUL zelman, Mrs. n.rothy Will and Mrs.. Grace Pratt to the auditing committee. Mrs. Mary Howland, director of District 15, was the speaker honoring her is being planned b,y morly at tile meeting. Introduced by the GolliPolls club. Mra. Forrest, Mrs. Howlandtallted on club federation and its his-tory, and the emblems and their significance. She was accon1)ano led to Middleport by Elizabeth Yerran, state recording secretary. A dinner at the Martin Resto- Offering will Benefit Fund .... lAT. lUll. Alr!IIZ.IJ.M "'''ORUK• ~ '"DIADLIER THAN THIMALI" Richard Johnson Elke Sommer MEIGs· TIB1Rt TONIGHT, April II NOTOPIN ON THE 'T' IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JUNE KLOES c0. .,en·d· o'n , ' . · " I ;. •r' ' :;:; ;!; , .· · FRIDAY thru TUESDAY April 12·16 WALT DISNEY'S "THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE" (Tectmicolor) Ft·cd MacMurray Tomn.y Steele DISNEY CARTOON: Apllno Clll>ol'l FRANCES SMART The n.uars lor SCholars Fund wUl benelit !rom an oHarlni to be taken 11 lllo Frida)' nlghtpro.. entadon of John stainer's cantata, The Cruclllxlon, at lllo Trt... l\Y United Church ol Chris~ At a final rehearaalotthecom-munity choir which wW present llle cantata at 8 p. m. Frldo,f nlgh4 tt was decided 11111 au money from an otrertDg;-less ~ penses Cor the presentation. wW be added to llle n.Uarslor Seholars fund. The Program wUl oPen wilh a prelude b)' Mrs. Ben Noutzlia&. organist. Chris~s Surrerlng utd aod 111o proco.. Deatll, by Pice~ slonal, 0 Socred Hood, Thou Wounded. Tho Rev, Carver Wl>o liams or the Pomeroy First S. tlst Church . wUI give the lnvoe.. tion, and the benediction wW be gt ven b)' llle Rev. GleM Hllea. Mrs. Paul Nease is director or the choir. -··· do,f, 6:l!G p;m., ~ ........ Middleport Churdi' of Cflrlll. CELEBIIATION Or !tie Saera. mont or lite Lord'o !qlper, 7:;10 p.m. Mlun<IY '111urido.Y at l'vm· eroy Uullod M - I l aturdi. N>llc lmllod. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, 2 p.m. '1111irldl,y, ...... 1'0004 Middle. 1101'1 Healh. - · Chorcb. PIDLATIIEA SOCIETY, Thorlo do,f, 7:30 p,m, ·ll tllo MlclDt&lort Church of Chrlat. BRADBURY PTA Thurado,f, 7:30 p,m. 11 tho ochool; Prosrom 1 talk b)' Charlo• ~ onllrst lid. Nominlllag OOIIUIIfltao wW be ~ IOCOnd SfOde I'OCIIII mothers haverefrelhm.._ P~ onto urged to attend. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Hestll Metloodl1t Chureh, 2 p.m. CO!OIUNION, HOitlllletllodlot Chureh, 7:30 Thuradl¥. Arlington National Cemet.cry. ; ~A;.-~~ w ,HELP YOII ~D OIUO VALLEY Colnmloder7 24:, !j)eeial conclave. 7p.m.Fri- do.f at 18111Pie, to attend Good Frldo,f untcesiiTrtnlcy Uultod Church ol Chr!a~ Full unllbnn. COIOIUNITY GOOD FRIDAY service In Pomeroy, 12:20 through 12:$0 p, m. Frldo,f at tile Uolted Methodiot Church. Opoo to the pub)ic, SATURDAY IUGH SCHOOL DANCE parcy, schoni &ponsorod, Saturde,y night II tile Mlddii(IOrt lllih SChoni ltldllorl1011. Done Ins !rom 8 to 11 p. m. Jeys emcees. B~BALL GAllE II ~ pera Plalno Grado Schoni Solul'o dlir, 7:30 p. m. ~I Plalaa women versus Portlaad women; oecond pma, Tli'P81'1 Plains Dllll versus Portland mea. Actmlllllon 50 centa oOOit.l, chUclreio 25 <onta. Pre-ocbool chUdren !reo. RefreohmODIJ IOid. Tl(>o pera Plal11a Boosters. IPOfliOra. OLD .~.'n.xuf..tl1W rtouDd and _... douce, Solurdll, IW'tlllg . It II p. m. II Bodlord YOUII! C.. ar, &ponaored b)' tballarwla ..,._ on:ycle Club. Admlaolon fl per CO!Cilo. El..rffl~f Busy ' Ready To Wear hp1r,tllllnt· ' adluoto ·aprif>G long., lerlng of comfort optlona. ticoll~ - to loldl prowldlng 1 smooth pendently smooth• bumpy o- .,. Opllono IIIIo: Rangar luxury t u - wllh SeleciAiro Condl· tlontr .•. typical of unncellad rldl ... llghl or loadocl.llllndord on F-2150, ond F·IOO wllh opllontl hllvy-duty oprlllgo. roads or ru;gtd terrain. Two axles add durability, too! It prlmo "" • btluty And conwenlene~~. Kl!'atr - IIUle short "' ...... tho lfloo'l cop. en lqtb1- In nu., blacll, \ VOGUE ...... aod au lha boot tuhlon colora -plain or laney at;ylea. HOSIERY b)' Blrklblit,~ · 1tr aod our own llllilurJ brand. Mesh or • ' - coottruCtlon In IQ'lon or the - Toke Your Trip Knit ond oway you go. looking and feeling greot every moment. Toni Todd carves lhe oimple .heath, IGitaM tho hi-yoke, adds the bromo of a wildly striped sath. In dimple-to•· lu•ed Docronl'l polyetter double knit, with. an_ offinity for travel, machine-wash· and driable. mlraclellbre 7111"111 '- olhlde to oull your evtr)' need. HANI:IlAGS In Plllllll or Cl'Uihoa - larp Qrlecy of •IYieo and Qtdllga. Your · cbolce of beJic black, botiO or - o r hlgll tlt&bkm cJi. l'UIOhadoa. J.tWELilY lor tile lllt.OI look . - Saloct.tllo pleeaa thllplote your ..-bin tor Eui>f or from our tarp i~of o&rrlnsl. MCklacOI, l)llu. rqs, porPnta andbracolata. site for the meeting. The "otficlal circles" quoted by Tass imPlied that the United States was reneging on its Promise to go "arurwhere at any time" . to talk peace with North his tlnal sermon at the church ~. He wUlleave Friday for a new position in North Lewisburg, A public reception in hlo hooor will be held at 7:30 p.m. We<lneS<ta.v at tile Mlddl .. Vietnam. It was the second consecutive day that Tass, In an officially inspired story. acted as a conduit ol inl011114tlon - ..n D . l n tor En ds .ronu ar .ras r n t Middl r. eport .r as orate BY BOB HOEFLICH AU good U1ings must come to an end and so lt will be next week when Ute Rev. Howard Rup.. pelt, pastor or the Middleport Flrlll United Presb)'terlan Church, leaves Middleport a n d Molal County, Appiietill.f. uytng bi tile p,r•oiOPhY. "lalllih aod tile world lausbs with you," the Rev. Mr. Ruppelt has been a popular fig. ure In tile countY during his long tenure of senice. Pockets bulging wltll candy lor botll tile 1CIW1i and old, tile Rev. Mr. Ruppel! has da,y.ln, day.oot oproad hls humor and pleasant pbilo&OiilY across Meigs Councy. Ordained In April, 19>1, at llle DeGrall Presbyterian Church at Degraff, Ohio, the Rev. Mr . Ruppelt came to the Mlddleport church as his first tull-time as. signment. In a profession which fre(J.Iently involves moves from one community to another, the Rev. Mr. Ruppe It has an out. otandlng record or longevicy In Hanoi and Washington on tbe meeting site. po:;thp:~.:~lgl=~ . A Pace-Setting \ fashion by • n..\- 0 \\,\\\~ ~~~\\l\~1 Color mr world aun1hlno brlrk\ In my l!ato Gnena-y plaid lhlfl. n hu. lhowtr of pluto down ""' troet, plpod ol-. wbllo tie collar. Bn.htoa\ oo\e o1 all W• clone·ln · mue durable c- polJOIWr·lnd...\ton. Neodl ... Iron!. . mn oftor machiM waahlq ,llld drJiq. : : Pomeroy... J ti~~: Personal Notes l~i! ~ . . : \ .... : k . r , . .. ~. ·.. ',· I · ' h . .... )' ·v.. ~ . ~ ... ,_ 1, ..,.,.. break off attempts to neutr't The Rev. Hugh B. SCOtt serv- FBI Shrouds Mustang In £AlEBplete Secrecy dlOPOrt·Pomeroy Hotary Club go along wlllllllls Philosphy, Above, and right Rotarians and t h e 1 r .. AAnes" are coloring eggs at the Columbus and Southern Otdo Electric Co. building In Middl"" POrt in preparation for the annual Easter egg hunt to be held at 2 p, m. Sunday. Club members and their wives colored some 400 eggs Wednesday night. Each egg has a nUII)oo ber which will entitle a child finding one to prizes. Prize .,catches" of the hunt are a gold egg wltich lsworth$10 . 1\> !he .!lnder •lid • sliver ,8£11: . ~WII and Lllvld Ohlinger. Attention is invited to the tact that thi5 year for the first time the "hunt" will be held in the municjplf park In lower MiddlePort. For many years 1t was co~ clucted on the steep hlllside.s or the roadside park near the Post office. The hWlt. which attracts chU.. dren from the entire county, Is llle longest-stAnding OMnaJ ProMJddlepo~Pomeroy club. While actual records are Galt, 36, whose address was a south Birmingham, Ala., lost in the mystic past, It is berooming house. Neighl:ors said they Jladn'tseen Galt in three morths. Ueved there have been over 30 consecutive annual Easter Egg Neither 111o FBI in Atlanta Hunts sponsored by the club. and Menuthis nor the Justice boma license 1·38993 witll two Another Project of long tenure Q,partment In Washington 1967 Mexican tourist stickers on in the club's community service would cqmment on the Mus- its wln<bwa, was iound on a ROTARY ANNS - Left lo r~&~~4Mra. Sarah Owen (back to comen) Mra. Jock Rob )lr tang, whfeh was towed to FBI street In 1n AtlantA •-vision, Program is its annual cord.tct of By Vnited Press International Dave Ohlinger, Mrs. Wendel Gerlach,. Mrs. John Werner. Mrs. Jack W~sh and Mra "~A J a. (Continued on PI&O U) headquarters In Atlanta and Clpltol Homes.· A rNident ol WA.SII!NGTON - MOsr OF THE NATION'S llomocra~c goy. shielded from newsmen. kinson. • .._.lP • • the area, Joe Manus. aatd he ermrs hive climbed into cyclone cellars to await deveklpments FBI ~gents did ~ tllat no had seen the car since last ·:::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::::;:;.;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::;::;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::~:· In !he II!Onn over tllelr parzy'o presldentilf nomination. A UPI warrant had .been Issued In tile Frldo,f and amlher reslden4 survey Shol!ed todo,f more than halt want their states to send cue. But It wao learned 11111 alter Kfns's murder, was traced through license platel» to Eric starvo News ... in Briefs llfra. Mary Brlclges, rOPOrtod !he FBI had asked Florida seeing 1 well-clreued, clarltpollee Thurldo,f to be on tile halrod man near the car durlns looicJut lor Gift. Tho r-st the past few dlys, woo canceled b)' 111o FBI severlf hours later, I!IJRY 300 HOGS Gift's Blrmln&ham address BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio (VP0 was a stucco, tw4»tocy roomtnc: - Natii:NI Farmera Organizahou.. in a neflhborhood ol old Uon membera, protelltlng 1 o w homes, · hiib-rl10 IIPartlllont prices, -and hurled 300 hoga WASHINGTON - THE WHITE HOUSE announced todo,f that Pre- buildings aod modern otllce h..., 'Jburoday, alden! John&on wW meet In Honolulu next Wodne~day with Soutll stnocturea. floru'a proaldent, Park Chung Hee. The White Houle announceTho ....,r ot tile rooming HEADS ROCKY!IEN :nOIII slid Pork had accepted Jolmsoo'a inYI!Atlon "to como to house refused to come 1o the WASIINGTON (VPI) _ RobHonolulu f!>r I personal meeting !j) di8CU8B all matters o! Interest door Thorodo,f oliht, bot a er1 Oolman, llaytoo, Ohio, was to the two eounlf!es." roomer, tel~hoae rtpalrman named 11 part ol the ''Rock· · . · . · . · Porq litrlckland, Uid the FBI otoUer tor President" eoaunltCHARLEsrON, W. VII.- ANATIONALCAllPAIGNc......nn. had ' been ' Uklll8 1bput Gift toe announced here today. The tor lor George Wlf!aee oald hera Tharado,f that the ma.iorlcy or Wei- "plent,y t11o lall woel!." <OIIImlttoo will be hu.........-. Ieee are hoilolt honorolole Poot>le•liW Jones denied .mg.. · Tno car, bearlatr IH& Al6o 011 Iii New York. """" ot lrr~Ues In el!orts to obtlflo lh• &Jinlturos ot obout , ' · ' t. 8,000 &tate res~ flO that the former Alablma _aovernor can be , , ~ 'thlr<l """?'.Preslofantllf candida~·~· tllogeiler~ eloctjon¥1ot In ,S'Vm.ni.~Rt¥ · November. · , •, · · • ·' .. . ·• · . ,-, .,. .,,'!.~ v· ·,~:r· '"" "J ~·~ ~ , .::;. t:lrllar lblo "!lei< a KaoiWha ~uni;y moo, J.eoNW.Whlto, .. . .. .P_.:_ • D.>.-~ to SOcrl!llry ot -Jiobert Wallace workera wore not toiiOwing the law In obtalni!ltllllo &tgne. . · · · . •• · . turea. He llld' some Petition corrloro were worldnti oUt ot lflelr ' .(~btldorl.l'f ,100 tOwarta · ..ae.rto wblclt siMid tr..n dlltrlc\!1 alid · ~ •ll!nlra were ~ Iiromlaltd !hill( '11.0\ll!l.~In a' ·lund 10 brlnfi tilt American • ba11l on the Ohlci Iilver, !heMayprlmiQ'~~ ,, _,, ;,· ' ,Wind !II'~ {)rcheatra to In prevlouayearsacbllclren'o committed or favorite oon dole'gatlona to the Democratic Nlltlonal Convention in Ausust. Slme just malnfaln a discreet silence. Amoi\J tllose who have declared, Gov. Wllllam L, Guy ol North llai<ota his Joined the committee becklll8 VIce President Hubert H. Humphrey. still an undeclued candidate. two New Englanden, Governors Kenneth M. Curtis ot Main and PhUip H. lloll or Vermont, have endorsed Sen. Rebort Kennedy ol N.W York lor tho nomlnolfon. """"*' I SELEcr IIEllEASl'ERBONNET FBOII EldJBIIF£1Jilt BEAtrriFUL SBLBc. TION OF GIIILS HATS- aod Wondel Gerlor.h (preaJdeol). "ElSter time is the time for eggs" and members of the Ml~ The iJnpounded car, parked on an Atlanta street since the day ject of the . <<<·=·=·:-::~.;.;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;_:;:;:;::::::::::::::: ::::::: :;:;:;:;::· Le!t to rlgh4 Llove Ohlinger, Easter Time is the Time for Eggs worth $5. Chairmen or lllo ed the Middleport church for 10 continuoosly at one time aod tile Rev. Dwight L, Chapin served ror six years at one Ume and then returned a few year& later to serve for i!dx·more yean. The Middleport First UnitATLANTA (UPO - The FBI todo,f locked in secrecy an ;.,. ed Presbyterian Church is over Pounded white Mustang car reoembling one tllat sped from llle (Continued on page 12) scene of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tenn., last ThurSday. y~s ROT AHIANS ON JOB - Carl Horky, Jack Robson. John Werner, Dr. Jerry Mathene.y thil year are Dr. Jerry Metheny decessors. ,l J'inA ~8, ~YIOIY•, C~ • ·¥e · .- maile'. b)' ~ rAIII8ril LO. sebiioi lxatri~'i~Mict Btooll• Speaking of Schools-No. 37 Answers for these Troubled Times BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUpt. Meigs Local School District This Is a troubled nation ln a troubled world. Ari\'One witll a speck ol inteillgence and common sense knows that tills Is a true otatement Thoro is eonolderable cllllluolon as to tile cauoes ot all our prob. lema. There Is even greater coo. tusioo aa to thedlreetioninwtdch wr anowers lie. In dloturl>od tlmea ouch as theoe tllare are many ~e with many ltrange anawors to.our per. ple>lng lfiOotiCIIs. T h e r e are many Who promiae aanythIng to CJ11Uin )'CUI' supJOrt ID·order to help them ha~elhelr WIY· Somet!meo ltP&1ato:Jul!l otop a m11111e tollolnklbQutlhla-ld, Ito problema, II a promloeo and ua, MallY Years aaolnalarcoun. pund r,·v.nnl•ll . by 00 ~07 ibl( · ;,:... . , i:Jf.Nternt OfJOSters ·: tile . c.il Sauth 1'11ird St. read,y ID !4ld(!lepior(; 1!1 (ti~ 110 .~.-:~eon pastor of tile Middleport church It &II~ tlllo "reiecUon ol phoro lair to botlloldos. •• for loJ18er than aoy or hla pre- Waraaw for preliminary co~ · c. rejected Phoom Penh and now rejects Warsaw as the meeting place. - '''fhe United states ex.pressed willingness to establish as soon as possible contact between rEPresentatives of the two countries, but U.S, actions onl,y dela,y such contacts. -"Having declined Phnom Penh, the United liates motivated Us refusal to meet (tbere) by the absence of the necessary conditions there ••• but Warsaw does have an American embassy, a staff of correspondents and means of communication. -''Warsaw has been the site, for over 10 years now. of contacts between the United states and the Peoples Republic of China.'' The charge that the United States Is "dela.yingn the contacts Indicated that North Vietnam, although angry over the American rejection, was not as the site. When America make contact. rejected tbis on ground there Christian had said that the waa oo U.S. embassy there, U.S. government proposed "'a Tass quoted "autOOritatlve cl:r- nwnber or neutral countries as cles" 1n Hanoi Thurscta_y as possible sltes for contact and ProposiJJ&: Warsaw Instead. we hive not yet had any The story toda.y was promptp. response to this proposal." ed b)' Christian's re5110nse to Chrhitian said War.saw would . llle WarSIW PTOPoS,~. not Provide . "a atmo~ ,,:,-.=,·.=.'.'·'·'.'.=:.'.., '.'·'.'·'.:'·..::.:.: .'.':' ·.·.::,'.','.':'·':'·' :'·' :'·'.:.•,'.','.','.•,' .',' .',· . :.·,·.','.·,·.'· · .' ,·.·,·.·.·.•.=.::.;.;.;.;.; .;.~.=:::::: ::; :::: :;:;. ;:;:;:;:;:;::·:·::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:; :; :;:;:; t:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;::\f~ lllg, ~oponr Colot moko drivIng 1 ~ure. And the ~xtf'l lnitllf contacts. The story gave oo alternate .POrt church. AJII!:RICAN RED CBOSS blood mo1o11e, illondojl, I to I P. m., Ponutlllf Junior lllih SChool. wau.u cbDra walecomo. At•..o-tletlc rur auspenalon comblnn longer 1pring1 with a unique diYictl tnlt autome- the United State.:. would prefer IIOJJI.e uneutrat•• site for the THE REV. HOWARD RUPPELT, POPular pastor ot llle Mickllepon First United PreSbyterian Church, wlll deliver ! States and tile Re»ubllc of Vier Uolted White House press secretary George Christian said Thursday USE: OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN In contacts between tile nam.'' HALF SIZES as~ prellmlnary Democratic IIEGVLAII JjJNIOIIS .,,....,,u. sion uses two lront axtes, one ror each wheel. The jars and joltlare taken outofthe rough· ttl I'Oid aa each wheel lnda- ·• United States his no grounds In reject Wanaw as the site of liJ.SSY SIZES wide -lhfp 1onlco, 11 a.m. Twln·I·Beam front auapen· The Soviet news agency said these circles "beiJeve the JUNIOR P~ri'ES -~,IOo.m.,chlrpo WITH EXCLUSIVE FEATURES COMPETITION DOESN'T OFFER MOSCOW (UPO- North Vlet.- tocts Is legally untenllble lor namese "official clre:les" 88¥ four reasons: thllt America's apparent rejec~"The Vnlted States has tion of Warsaw as tbe site ol Ol!Pressed repeatedly Its willinB- • Washington-Hanoi contacts is ness to meet a DRV representa-. "lea:aU¥ untenable," Tass said tive at any place and any tUne. todo.f, The United States has lfrl!ady Solaot oJI1"8til',itmlnlnednlo jlllt at;ylotd lor 1ou .;. from OhirtWI!Btl lo lee.. , our IPrinl clre1aeo are set to lull tile DK>Od of every !albion olllltr - yoll'llllnd juotwhlt you're loold;w tor In -ay dniiU - lulldreiiOS- ;lloket dnasea· - -""bios au at;ylod to • ...-........ - GLOVES b)' FRIDAY, APRIL 12. 1968 Label U. S. Objection As Legally Untenable _,, BOIIIES FROM ELIIEIIFELDS . Hanoi Insisting on Warsaw as Site .comet-. ... COMPLBTt: YOUR t:ASI'ER ,_ ' Ill WARDIIOBE Wrrli ACCES- en tine POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Dir,as.JIATS, sPORTSWEAR- BNSI!Miil i!:s. WOMEN'S AND GUlLS' COATS, SUNDAY SVNDAY SCHOOL -.o,Le. tart FoUl llelhociJt aturch, -~· '1_01.. XX NO 258 GJliLS IN THE ,RWllr 'f<l CQJIE IN AND Sill FOR• Y""BSELF THE FINE 5ELBCI'ION Wll C~ DANCE PARTY, ThurSdo,f, 9 p. m. to midnight, ~IDe Junior Hi&~~ School, sponsored bY Racine Junior Clua. lluale b)' "All Souled Out". Admla1bl 50c. -r. o~~":" ~ou~ .. w~,·~ · ~, Devoted To '11le lntere.ll Of Tlu! Meig•·MaMJn Area FLOOII - TOPS IN SI"YLING: PA~~" WOMEN'S beokotllall pme It tile !;!Tocuae Elemontary School, 7:30 Thurodo,f, lollowiJw bY a pme - - boy• ottlleltOOnd, third, aod tourtll aradoa. Proo c - to go to !he P.T.A. CANDIELIGHI' Conummlol\ Trlolcy united Church ot Christ, 7:30p.m. FIUDAY CANDLELIGHI' VEsPER senleo, Frldo,f, 8 p. m., St. PIUI Lutheran ·Church. ~. 9:30 L m. joint worshiP ol St. PIUI and St. John Lutheran churches at St. Poul Chureh. ~School, 10:45 o. m. and two &OOlt Bible cla..ea. NEW HAVEN St. Paul Lulhoru Church, area joint Good Frldo,f aerYlces, 1:30 p. m. Bev. Brian Eoiel, Uturglat. Putor or New Haven Methodist C h u r c h, !' WEAIIING AP~~-,. FO~ WOllEN AND , WEAR lEPAIITIIIENT ON Tllli . COLoRS - IELWI'YOv~ ., I' ' at Hum Howard Taft and John FJtz. geraJd l~emedy, arc buried at · ·Until·9;00·: oF Two U. S. Presidents, Wll . • ' • Now You Know ·'· F·rlday ·and;,. WnE ~N , .A . . re.... li' ·l\ -.u• For Scholars THE KIDDIE SHOPPE ~;- . ·1 . :: ·OQ ~~·•IX m - 1 ol tile · · · ·· club ,....,,In ~tlloril ~ u..·Vnlo TH!J!ISlAY ' verslcy lltn· ~· ll1o ...~tlllri!W MA!JNDY·~IIIIQ'Ilommultloft meetlnlo Mr~. lloWtaod al!d Mra. ""'~ .~lit ~· ,. Eslllor Wu,._ or Akrvn, ~ •. aturelt,·7:l!G,p.. I!L ': district 'cOQrdlnator, PNII~ 11 Mrs. Marianne ~ lo"" or Gallipolis, Is tile onll cancliclate lor proslclont ot t b e Ohio Federation andwUl beelec._ ed to the position at the ClncJn. nati meetlnl. A June rtciPtlon Mrs. Larry Baker presided at day complete!. · F•rnous Nome Bronds For onlonts ond Chlldr•n ond Mony Gifts For tho Boby l! lfiYtiiii(UriJUUwoub)'Jira. !!d~Jl' ~!!'lid•• ': ,. · · '.· OCIO .·~·~~~~~~A· II!!G\!LAR ~G; "II o c ~~· ~ Gt'.... 11Rirldi,rlaic!ot-' llary KWIIIOimln, sec....,.,Mrs. and 111o II.P.W, COD-IChecUedtor SOJ'IOIIt. Ylco meetblc Wblch co...nd the PQIIIIIona aioiAi i!OJl Woak• Miss n.rlndl Wll;.ll, troosurer, Clnclnnad In Mof. Tho nomlnai:lns commtuee P,... RoPro801111118 tile Mlddltport Plm.A1HEA SOCIETY, 'lbura. 111o meeting and nomed Mrs.Kun- For your loved one .v,::~·~«·:>=·:o:·::i;:~~~::.:·~':::;~:::::::::~:::::~::::::~ 1::~· · ochol..- ....... ~... ttiO~~ 'i! ·., 1111" Botay c~-- . annoWICed 111o · A lor It Mlddii(IOtt lllihlichool, .-~ l!fW -al Tueldo.f nlght'o _,... haS bett! ,,..,.. ·~ :Woe.1ear :. ~ ·!:\ lilt .ColiiDblo Gas f1l Ha waa U.. ~<hotarshiil · at tllo School ~ Qlllo ollie e. llllu Cunni~~~~~ am lo Coal eo,, Nuralnsll Holzer lloliPI~bYlha ' thO clotJbtar or Mr. and Mrs. W. Va.IUacondJ. Mlddl•rt Business aod Pn>felo 1111 CWinlnlllil!m. Officers lor llle 196S-69 year 1 tonai Women'• Club. The club'• sci'<!\arlihlp com- wore olocted and lllCiude Ml" mltteo headed b)' Mri. HIII'Old ~ Leonard, president; Mrs. •~==========~=::=:::•• ~~.: 1 .-. , lont0011 Gl the eYOI!Inl perrorm. ...... l1otiever; lhb ;fear In llell of !he coocen lor tile 701111t: Ilion, per-i ol \he orcbii•· Ita will membero of . he wouldrlseagainfromthedead. He "as killed. He did rise !rom the dead. He kept His prom. lse. He made a second promise. He Uid tllat He could do tile oame thing for you and me l1 we wou1d follow IHs way. I , dul't know about you, but this promise. from one " h o showed He kept IUs promloe, looks to me like a good place to seek the answers to our perplexing problema to<iaJ'. The leiSCMIS ol Good Friday wilh Ita IIYlllbol ol groat lose IIlii of Esoter wltll its lar groat. ly 20 <enlltrlee old. ~~owe¥.., ao., con be aa frellh aad Uthe llrat nobln'1 - . I! we llllJ lilly let tllem be oo. Problema? Yea. we au biYe our llhare In lhla whlrllnc -ld. Anawwa? Wb7 not "'"'llldar tlloae wrlljlpod In tile ...... o1 er pin- theselea~m.sarenear- Eaater. Americans Rally to Recapture Position SAIGON (UPO - ~ewe kill Screaming Gla.'' North Vletu- meoe trool!>B OYO(fOD • u.s. AnDy .Po&idon . near S1iaoo todlybutllleAmorlconl!l'alltedo racfll\ttt'!ld lhalr Poll' • loiet ue· t':'.otnmunllti 1n a,hti:v . ao fierce both lidos llrod In """7 dlrtctlo"' ''l'he1 wore ov..-ywhore, All ~idll;d oald he .....W be· kllleci and lbat we coufdnrt ldontit;r," Pte, Gllbart urocu. ~ ot Sin VETERANS MEMoRIAL Aalonlo, Tlx., ·IOid . QPI ~ HosPITAL ~ Not(llbloL · · Mm!allklna - cniu Jeoldna, About lOO North Vlotll!lo:elf ~·lne; .• · ~r~-;;;;a:; � 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 11, 1968 holt ward