http://66.213.69.5/files/original/755a88d2707b3371d0b7155d70f750f5.pdf a1b3e8a9c842a34585a65e30c8c68948 PDF Text Text ., ".!. -•.... ·-·· .:£:. I ' I t Holzer Ilospital: Vieltlnghours 2-4 and 7.s p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Laura M, Brunlcardi. 533 Second Ave.j Mrs. Mlidred Bush, Halllda3 ltts., Gallipolis; Noeh D. Saunders, 48 Nell AYe.; Mrs. Gladys Lesher, 2182 Eeotern Ave.; Mrs. Walter E. Hively, Rt. 1 GaJUpolls; Roger L. Puckett, Rt. I Crown CIQ'; Mro. Opha Fitzwater, Rt. 1 Bidwellj NOTIU 0, APf'OINTMINT c ... No, 111,803 l•t•N of l'lt•l I...W.111 Dta~IH Notice II hel'flby lfi"Won th1t •IIbert F . Snowden, of Rutltnd, Ohkt, hu been dub lppoirtted AdMI.ftlltrttor of the &tate of &the! Snowden d.eeeued, l1te of Rull1nd , Mtlp Coun· ty, Obto. Creditor. 1te reQWred 10 flloe their el•iml: with uld flducltry wtthln rour lnDI\UlJ. Dated thl$ fith dQ of Man:ll U16ll .IOtiN c. UC.ON Prout. J~,. of ~Md CoUl'IIY ..3; f.lO; ..J7 3te INsPECTION HELD- District llepucy Grand Master llaJ'o rell Day, center, foreground, was the Inspecting oaicer for an inspection of Racine Lodge No. -i61 F&AMlnthe Master Mason Degree TuesctaJ· night. Pictured with ~· are officers or acting oCCicers who took part in the inspection. Front row, left ro right, are Eldon Kraeuter, acting master; ~· and Ben PhiLson, cha,plain; back row, Gerald SimPson, secretary; Bob Beegle, Junior Deacon; Bill Hayes, acting senior warden; Tom Wolfe, senior deacon. and U:m Weese, acting junior wardenSentinel Photo. NOTICI TO IIODIU The Board u f Tru1totu of Or•ngf To'l'n.tihlp, Mellill l:wnty , State of Oiilo will O'el~k 1968. rerelvf! bld1 noon, the <lltt unlit 12:(}(1 day of M~y pu rch ue of a uled motor ifadrr with the foHowlnl Qledfi catlun•: 111 H .P minimum. PoWt!r for t he Steerln&. Powenhlft. Moldboard . C1b, Huter. ~fro.ter. Wind~hleld Wlpen, L11ht1 to metl Stale IP~ci· fln.tlont. Tandem Drl\'f! Whul~ . and Seufier. One U1ed 303 Galion offend In tr1de on new o~~rader . Bidder• to 1Ub· mit detailed &peclrlrativn• Df Equip- ·: :· ·:'• •: :· :: ::·: •' .• GRMT GOOD WOKS :: :; :•. ': ,c---- ed lo the Town1hiP. by truck . The bo.rd of Tru•teu re•ervn the right to reject any or 111! bldJ _ by oMer of the bo•rd of trusteu of Oran.JI! Town1hlp . Meta:• C.:ount~. Qhlo. NINA lOIINION, C..rk lt . R. 2 ~,;.oolvllll. Ol'llo O,U jtl 17·2.4 21c tno 1. Moaur, Admtnlltratrb: Df tho hllte of Oil Chtlden . ,1 1 The Ar ~HERE BEST .Keepsake Diamond Ring~ D1u0Nd. --- to. n . " at clelon to close the hoapltal' s obstetrl,t s and nursery wing on May ~1. ::: acpadmen, repreHntlng 'Middleport, Pomeroy,Raclneend lllilMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI)Negro Loader &tood on his motel Natiollwlde murder end '""' balcony also was undecided S(l1rlcy warrants ha,. been about the Pl~ture. 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Right ;;1,' DUTCH LOAF ··. R•erved ·pillllli!iiil-~~~...lf!llo--...,~:::1': IQ . · Limit Quantities UIIICIIIIAT · .''li. WILL 'S(ICi FOI YOII A... • 691> , was Eugene Deakins, 30, Langsville Route 1. InvesUgating otncen sald (ol·)owbJg ·llarvey' • th~ IJes. ldns alloaedb' Jtabbed Harvey with a li!llchor knife at the Ileiklns home about 10 p.m . .., the evcnlllg of April 4. Acoordlng to ol!lctals st the time of the lncldMt, Rarve,y had Interceded In a domootlc situation Involving Mr. and Mrs. Deskins. Following stabbing, It was re~ thst the victim hod been ruahed to Holzer Hospi.W by Opera a. Son!fill'· · Wellston Men Die In Crash LAURIE SCHAEFER • South Korea Promised Voice in Asiari Peace J ACKS)N, Ohio (UPO - WU. Ilsm C. lt>rlnldes, 38, end ....._ 1tw Triplett, 51, both <>f Wellolon, were k1llod late w-.ill¥ when their prlvste plane eras~ ed Into a hllltq> nine mlloo woot ol here while enroute here from MARCil AFB, Colli. (UPO - Presl<isnt Johnson returned to the ChilUcothe. U. S. mainland fl'om Hawaii todo.v pledgiiiK 1o Preslden& Park Clnq lt>rlnilleo was tqlng tho foul>. Hee lhll !i>ulh Ko.-'IIOUld have a voice In 1111' Vietnam peace n....,_ place plane with TriPlett as his . tladoaa. onl,y pusenger, ohen It pi~ -'?()nlon also recomm!Ued the United State• to hooorlng Ito Into tho ground und was cleo comm,ibaoall to defend South Korea lgeinstCommunl•tlll!ll'esslon. moltshecL I.osa was estlmlted Mtlrlwhllti PaldstaDaareedtoat $5,!100. lll¥"·to a - s t fl'o!b !he United state Dean Rullk warned thAI the ~rlnkles was 1 Jae:kiOD CoUDo~~ ihlt It ofler It• territory u. s. wWingneiS 11> talk did not ey commissioner while Trjplott 11 II lite fcir preliminary Vlel- uiae f'rom He CllP wu a Wellatori bulldlnecontraco..., ~· Ialka, tioned Hanoi "not 1o lose thlsop. or. Tlir~m>unc:emont came whllo P<>rtunlll'" lo neaotlate. SC>rlnldes was 111 AlloSEOAL Soviet Promler Ale..eJ N. I!o&y((in North Vletnlm, In a Hanoi ll>olllail end baolletl>ail P'-1-er wu vlaltlng,Rewalplndl w'*""" broadcast vorslon of an Ullcle "! Wellston High School in 1M&Uf((ed lhe Ulllted - · lo IICCtllt In lhe COmmunist part;y _ .. ~- He oPerated a dry cleentnc "lmmodlatoi.t" North Vl-.n'a Nhlll ~.. clomlllcied finn In WeUston. PnJII!IHII the tal~l be htld In ·~ the United SWII>S "lgl'OO Trlplou wu a prieeUoal with Wvlaw· or Plilom Penh, C. Wlthcut deley 10 either Phnllm Bartow Jonee of "" Pleestnt In ~ . Penh or W:arAW· ll>r the •liB of the firm Of Jones and 'l'riPiett. In Washl~ S.Cretll'y of coatact." weakne••· ' Rockefell~r Hi~ (UPI)..Gov. 01 New Yor1< . of . 87~ . -"""··;~,·~»;•'{;,v>J>i•.w.-..m.•, ' ....."". ,.....'!> •.. •:> ; •"'if!':'.":'~ •. • ~,! ·• T TUPPERS..PLAIN$ . ' . . SLICED .BAC:ON 2 cltleo. · WAID CROSS SONS. - ·· .. PRODUCE SPECIAL Three true bills - one charg. "'alb For Concert at OU (UPI).. AltorJiof •Cltlloral 11amae:r Clark · wunod lodt,y orderllo pollee •• lo.'lloooit. ~ra could l~to ''a veey ilenllerouaeiCOiajlOn" ndal ·viAlleneo In Amerl¢lui AT RACINE role • ieOdlne 111 Begpro end took major roles In Sound of Music end Oklalloms while at Besley lllitt School. !l!e Ia s member of Alpha XI Delte !l>rorlcy. In the talent compeUtlon, Mill Schaefer will Bing a number from the musical, The Fantastlco. eontostenta from G a Ill s, M~ga, Ath..a end Wlllllln&fm Couni!ea are tsklnJ>; port In the 1988 Mill Southern Ohio Par· . eant to be stapci at 8:10 p.in. on Satunlsy, lla.Y 4, at the Pom01'0¥ Junior lillh School. !p>n. sorlng ~ event ere tho Pornoroy Quunber of ~ end Ohio Phi Ol•"'er of ""' Sigma Phi, s"""'s, hereby petition the Veteran& Memorial Hospital to revoke their decision lo close the Veterans Memorial Hospltal maternity facilities, as prevlouily 'i n. noonced by the president ot the hoS(lltal board ancld!Iel of slalf. "The deetlllm to close this neede<! facUlty wi!I places bur, den upon the - l e of M e I g s Councy who muit ' then seek medIcal assistance In an adJOining count;y when the need for ob· stetrlcal facilities and care a.. rise. 04 Thla adverse declalon 1ri.ll place an added burden of re. sponslbUiQ' upon the volunteer emergency '"""'s In M e I g s County when the,y are faced with the posslblllcy of tranS(IOrtln.g a moternll;y pstleat lo another hospital that has readll,y avellable obstetric faclllties. "One of the main reasons glv. en lor closing the hospital maternlcy ward was that hoiiPital recorda show a decline" in the number of births at Veterans Memorial Hospital as compar- tng second degree murder- were returned Wemesday by the January term grend jury of Meigs Councy Commoo Pleas Coort. Charged with second degree murder as a result ol the butcher~e death , of Avel Harvey, 30, near Dexter, on APril 4 ~Laud! ~_lichMI~~. a y~s moc!em ~~e "...._· AI _Qhlo, U., Mill .Schuler ~ at. oiiJ.r·UnlvOil'siiJ, Ath.... end daQIIter ot Mro. Eioanor D. Sehsefer, Columbus, will be one of lito It coilestants from a !0011'-counly areai"seeldng I h e Mila Sauthml 0111o crown In ' Ml,y . t, l'olntro1CII A grdlate of Besli\Y Hl(l(l School In Columbila, loll•• Schaefer Ia a llll(l(lomore at Ohio u. !lie had voice tralalng for over Ove years it CApital Univeralcy In Columbila end waa aosocloted with tho Columbus Junior Theater ol the Arts for f o u r yoaro. ll!e haa had e!B(It years train- , lnl In claaslc bellet end three . · W~GI'ON HI·C \ ,.FIVE CENTS THURSDAY. APRIL_I_8,_1_968 _ _ _ __ _ _ _ ·"' Aimless Programs Pri¢1Y apd .without procl- J o h n s o n admlnllllratlono or ' . ' sliJil..o. we have come to.seom too .apeak In ,lllrllsan terms, but Ill• ~ a oet1on . de~ly crltl~amo and remedies hO II almoot ovo~.rthln& pko of 1\'0rt standord GOP I' Ji[' .... ·. ~ :.- ""'! Deskins. Harvey died at the hospltai. Last Frldsy, Deskins appear. ed In Meigs County COUrt end waived preliminary bearing. electing to go directly before tile grand jury. He Is free un· der $5,000 bond. Indicted on charges of auto.. mobile homicide and driving while intoxicated was Roy Lee Buchanan, 35, Pomeroy. Buchanan is al~ the dri·1 ver ol a car U,volVed in an ac. · cldent with a car driven by DaVid Lee Burns, 28, Marietta, on Route 7, a mile north of the Forest Rwt Road at 2:30 a.m. on March 30. Burns was also taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and is still confined there as a retrult of Injuries received in the accident. William E, Mllchell, Gaillpolls, was also Indicted by t h e grand jury Wednesday, for driving while intoxicated. Telephone Tie-Ups Assured WASIUNGTON (UP!) - Communications workers "ere P~ pared to strike the Bell TelePbOne system in a walkout that could slow oown Phone servIce throughout the naUon. II pro!.:mpd, the strike could seriously dlsr~t au phone ....... to_. Rlchal'd Roderick, Gal1ipo. U• commerclal manager for Ohio Bell, said this mol'nllw the! through the use of automatic equiPment Gallla reslclenta willbealoloiOm...,local calls end Ioiii dlltall<e calls by dlreet dlltanco ~ If the atrlke COOlOI of! as PloDnod. He . - II(IOrvlaoey 'periiOilllll, botltlocllan4o• . - . , would 111111 polidool uadl ~ a«tlOIIIIMIII• ruched. lcoo, even reaular 11a1 q, tel.....,. · r....,. . Tho New YOrk pamo• said toot -otic .,..hb!em wea i' i\i.CI.ji·o... · t the. ~=t 9~0\I;I·J . ' t\., _..,. ' ••indlo11 dof!ctt Time Magazine, doted March 8, 1968, diO<Iosed the! the birth rote In the Ulited States reach· ed an all.tlme low last year. Therefore, this is a problem that many hospitals across the ..UOO must eope with end Veterans Memorial is not an exception to the case. "It is the optnion of a monber of persomel In the various emergency 84JI&ds that if the hospital board looked IJito the poaalbUity of addinl the services of a doctor who Is a IP8· dallst Ln obstetrics to the hospital staff, such a move miiJ!ll prove beneflc:lal in elfeetlng the use of the maternit.Y ward facilities. "We feel In ell slnceriQ' th,t the cledsion of tho boarcl to close this portion of the hospital will have an adverse effect on t h'e future pro£1'088 of Melga Coull· ty and, since the hospital w a s erected with monies peld by the taxpayers of this COWIQ', the cit(Continued on Pap 6) Tbe coal! • 1o - COlli strike, tenned "lnovltalJ!e'! by 10...,.. {edelallom• lo onllllt the mont end un1oo .ofllclaJ., wu 1o ..,...,... · at prlvete capital, .ct..... blibioai end lOber' end llolln ot S p, m. ESI', It 'IIOUld bo tho !lrllllllloawlde Wllllo>utln tho -~••ri the Bell , 7;,;., ,.......... . tn· service 1n oul. trl........,.o e4l to past years. 1bis is not unusual stnce a recent report in Deskins Indicted In Harvey Death Voice, Dance Stqdent in Pageant 32 : / store where record• showed It was sold to Galt. A white Mustang car:relembling one seen apeedl01 from the murder I!ICene-was found lllandontd In Atlanta the do.v afler tho eiaJ!ng. It was registered 1o Galt 11 a Blrmlnghem rooliWI£ house, where residents bad not seen him In three month•. Tbe FBI said Galt purchased the 1966 car from a .Private cidun 1n Brlmlnghem last August and put 19,000 miles on lt-drl~ to such places as Los ADPIO.. New Orleans and Mexico. ' According to the FBI, Galt elelmed to be a rlverlxlet cook and merchant seaman and wu an avid dancer with I Wblte 1ntper In Memphle, Tenn., lhlok." April !. x.ph!a pollee later The FBI Issued two Picture• flied 1 murder charge against of Gal4 also known· as llarvey Galt. Lowmeyer and John Willard. The Fill also released a Galt'• q,yea Wll'e closed in one P-81'1Ph of Galt, 36, cleo photo, Tho other featured eyoa acrtbed u 1 441on.r' "lth a sketched In by an FBI art1 ot. ~:rural quality" In hi& rolce. The FBI COJillllalnt, llled In l'haro wa• lmmedlote coltllct . 8~ Chll'led thet Galt or UIICOI'tllnl,y liJIOIIK witnesses end an 'Individual ·-m he preCerence Cor countrY and W... said they had oeen Galt. ellopd to be hll brolher "estern music. He also Ukes ''No, that' a . not hlm." aatd entered 1ato a COMJir&ey" to beer and vodka, lhe Fill oald, Peior ~' oPenlor of a bonn Klar. end Galt purchased and 41Pl'Obably cl)es not hive a 1'00IDIJw beuaa where Galt a rille In ll1rmlnsham lllout high degree of education." SIIQ>td from A~~~o 26 1o Oet. 7, March 30. Apnts sold Gelt took a 1987'. Trace W. .n course at a bertendlng school In "I c~t l!o aure, • said Parer A 30.0~alibei' Remington Los Angeles this year and Strlcldbdo • roomer at the PlllllP rtile With a telescC~>e g~ March 2. boule. s~ wa• found near the The FBI sold Galt had a Tbe WOJDIII who nma the loklnUihls flq>hou&e end FBI nerwus hablt of occaslonalb' llernPhls flophouse from where a&ents traeed the wNPQn to 1 PullliiK at an earlobe with his lhe ldUer •hot Kine as the Illrminghm, 'i>Ortlng goods hend. PICKE.NS ·.· :• Have You Been declflon to close the obstetrics spokesman for tJJe delegation of wing of the hospital will place ftve reprelelltatives. He offered a burden upon the - ' • o1 the board IJie following letter Meigs COWlt;y whO must then addressed to the medical .atafl', seek medlcel aoolslellce In an bosrd ol ll'1!slees and AdmlnlsadjolnlnJ COUI'II:1 wb~ the need trator Walter SU»vart. for obstetric faclllllo• and care Gentlemen: arlae. uwe, the members ot the MidJoe iltnlble, a .-ember olthe dloport, Pqmeroy, Racine and Murderer Named Skip the stirrlne:, thlnnlnK and prlmlnc. Skip the brush draa, too. You 11t only fast dl')'ine. beautiful walls and woodwork ..• and tool clean up•• a br•n with just soap and water. We ~;:an help you skip other Dnrx -Footorie Crystal . . 'l'b4t IIING YOUR PAINT TO USJ -·~·- I ·Tuesday nlgt!t to rescind ita de- paintinl chores, too. Try us today! -Syracv11 China , POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Count,y asked the Veterans Memorlal Eespital board of trustees En1mel GIFTS -Block VOL. )(X . NO. 262 . I Low tcnllilll from Jllltl ... lo mid !lOa. l'rld!t!', ·~• cllladlneaa, <!llalicl1 1111 . . _ . , ,_. Devoted To The lntereslll Of The Meigi-Mawn Area nl&ht. ~mergency-reaeue units of Meigs ITI Weather at y LUCITEI lnl<lrlor -Jocle Rings 3.49 Mrs. Madno A,rJ!Qid rece!e · ed word Tuesday dl'· the dealll· o1 Claronce Flt'JPrll'd ol F~~ . Ind. ler, .,_ Mr. FltZPrlld II the fath!W '. ot ·Mrs. 'Arnold' a Jon..(n.J~tW, Paul. He died ot tl{e llomo I!Os- . pUll 1n Lata.Yetle, litd. Frlenda are being received it the llooll·er.Kondleman FUneral Home at Fowler. Funerel ..ntcea will be held Thursday afternoon at the Oxford Church there.~ ... -Pendants, 8r1celeta - FO• IALIThe real ~JUte of Ola ChUdel'll. Deceued sttuat• In Ret!-dJvllle , 1\lei8& councy , Ohio, wll1 be offered. for sale at the ontcn or Crow. Crow & Porter Attorn•l'•• Pomeroy. Ohio. at JO ,JO A.M . on S3turday the 27th d•y or April. 1968. The property tu be 1 old lor c31h 1nd tubJect to real e 1 tate tax.11 tor IIMSB. The propertY wu apprataed at 1&00.00 , and can· not be 1oid for te•• than the •PPtal•· ed value. ·- Dies in Indiana :;: EASY -Ltdlts' Birthstone Rings SPRING SHOES HI BROINS MAHOGANY ; .~_::· Mrs. Jack ltttndoJph. the Work Skippers are here LliCITE0 Wall Pllnt LIGAL NOTICI ment offered . Grader to br dellvtr· " Roger W, Waugh, HI. I Northup; Christopher S. ToPe. Eureka Star Rt.; Paul Michael PuiJ!l, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Sandra &le Masters, Wausf1's Trailer Ct.; Richard c. RodgQrs, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. M,vrtle M. Ilonahoo, Rutlend; Mrs. Kellfleth D. Mohler) Mid· dieporl; Guy W. Lee, Rt. I Pomeroy; Bocky Lee Hudson, Syracuse; Albert c. Martin, Rt, 4 Jackson: MJ ss Bessie Phetteplace, Wellston; Mrs. Lawrence A, Lewis, Hanging Rock; Benjamin F, Sandrldp, ID, Rsvenswo:d; Robert H. Unn, Ironton: Mrs. Edward C. Heath, HI. Jr., Itt. 3 Pomeroy, dau~ter, 11:24 p.m. Tueedii.Y. !Jiochargo• Earl •L, Balls, Edwurd J. BenUne, Mrs. Jtulus B. EUc:esaor, Mrs. Ralph ••oster, Mrs. wn. Cord A. Goble, Mrs. Bernard C. lilll')IOr, David L, Harper, Mrs. Georgo Ilelnes, David Hln· dy, JOhn D, Jividen, Rodnef A. Kleltl, Mjss . Helen Mehle, Ed· Blrlhs ' wsrd 11. McDaniel, Roy L. Sa)T!I. Mrs. Walter E, J!uvely, ~ Mrs. Ethel Slaver, Mrs. Keith I Gallipolis, son, 9;5~o.m. TUes- &itherland, Mrs. Robert L. day; Mrs. KeMeth Dickerson, Thomas, Bernard Wallace, Jackson, eon, 1:03 .P.m. Tues- Geol'ie W. Wells, Mrs. Leland daJ': Mrs. Kenneth D. Mohler, · Middleport, son, 3:06p.m. TUes. cl!Qo; Mrs. Russell E; Kemedy, Jackson, daughter, iS: 57 p.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Eari R. COmp. son, Wellston, son, , 6:24 p.m. Tuesday; Mrs. Henr~ Doer!er, Tho Blo<k Hole ui Cokotta was die name gl\'en to the room leas than 20 reet square tnto \•hich 146 BritiSh priSOnetl Of lhe Nawlll of Ber.gal werethnJWn In 1756. Onl,y 23 survived over- ~urncl Fltzpatrl~ D. Groen, 3 Jackaon; IJana 1~ · If"IPP. Jr., llavonswoodj Arnott Jefl'era, Jr., Radclirf; Mra. C Ua D. Dalle,y, Rt. I Piketon; • ro. Earl R, Compston, Well~; Mn. K~ Dickerson, : Jack801'1i Mrs. Russell E, KenncW, Jackson; Mrs. llenry Doerfer, Jr., Rt. 3 l'o"!"I'OY; John.P, Norris, Wellston; 'Mrs. Sam j A, Wyatt, Rt. l Pomeroy. : • Now You Know -~ I HOSPITAL. NE.WS .,. ~·mf~ , . and ·· Moments to Remember•••• 200 at Farewell By BOB HOEFLICH Seventeen years qo a YGWll mlnlster arrived in MlddltPort as pastor ol the First United Presbyterian Church. It was hta first assignment as an ordained minister, His name - lloward E. IIJwel~ He sta,yed In the community for longer th111 mln!sters seno<alll remain wltll a. Plstonte. The years !lew by qulclliy, end thll minloter With ·a reedy quJi> eei-naci a glace 1n the hearts ot~,not onJ.y in the community, butacrou Meigs COunty. He took an acdve role in co• munlcy alralrs and losnod a heli>ltw hand In mill;)' dlrectlona. loll<lo dlf!i~Grt became his ''hometvwn." l<ost niah~ some 200 members of the congregation andresl<isnta of MiddlcaortandothercOIJUilUili.. ties ol tho county, met lllhe Ml<lo NEW YORK (UP!) -Sophl>more coed Linda LeClair claimed victory toc1111 In her Cllll1lalgn 1o topple 1 rule berrltw IUDil&rrled Barnard COllap students from Uvinc with men. .The school's atudem-laculcy-'judiclal commlttooWedne"' do¥ cleciined 1o recommend her ""PuPsion for sharlqj a two-room opartmoot with her lQyfrlend. The committee merely banned the blonde, 21). yOIJ'cld sociology coed from 'the campus aruu:k bar, ·cat• terla and recreation l'OOIIlo A Shau Valley Gets 10 Raids SAIGON (UP0 - For the second ill¥ In a row, U. S. B5%Stral!o!ortreases bombarded the CoiDo munlots' A shau V.U., ~­ tion mute with an un&lll1'Used 10 ~ todlly, Amerlclll !QlokeSo ....; oillc~,. fiiWiary obaervera said lhe ~ bomblllg could be lhe oofti'niiiK "' for aa American • JII'Ound thrust Into the We vaUv that atrekhes11ko a ~ ger from tho Laos border 1o within 15 mile• o1 the IX>rthern coutal clcy of Hue. In Sal&on. Amerlcoa !Qloiu>.. m• said 163 U. S. troop& were ldUed In action last week. It 1111 the !,\ghost dsalb toll In flft · weeka. AD>ther 2,691 Ami!J'Ioaaa su!ler~ ".\)undl In """"'" laat nOli, SPOksemeD salclo cDOIIOrt Presbyterian Chureh 1o bid farewell to the Rev, Mr. lli&>pelt who has acceptedapastonte II North Lewisburg. What "as planned as a ••art program" stretched into a two hour presentation as more than a hal! dozen ministers !Qloiu> to PI!' the highest tributes to tho long • time Middleport putor, There were mu&lcal selections end II the 011110 WOI Mra. ~ IJan Wilo bu onl,y Ove Sundlyo In lhe .,.t 11 )'til'S at her PDit 11 church organist. Besides a gUt from mtiDbers of lhe church, the Rev, Mr. RqJpelt was showered with a number of personal gUts from friends who I ml- wlahed to ahow • In some way, their esteem for hltn. Th101 come a social hour. This was a comfortable, chiU;y and ..._.u period enhanced by dellcacioa served by some u ,....., of lhe church Who h a d plonnad tho reeOI>tkm. And - at • late bour - the COIIIJJUmicy llld COIIIIIY bad "" OciaiJl said JIXIC(bye 1D 0111 of itB flnor resl-a. Yes, It wu one ot ttmse ~~~ menta to Remember". ·namageLawn, Hedge The State HIIJ!l,.y Patrol ftl. ed oo charges aplnst Jarvis L. Stout, 21, ~. Mich., after a one car accident at 11:45 p.m. Tuesday on Rt. 684, flv.-tha ol a mlle norih of Rt. 143. Eugene Young of Rl. 4, Porne· rQY, reported the accldent at 5:51 a.m. Wednesday. llwt's car went across Younts lawn end clsmaied a hodge, the pstrol said. end was locsted Wodno• • He was cootacted and agreed lo pay Y011111 for clamaaoL The ))llrol lnvellllptod a unilpe acclclent at 2:88p.m. Wednesday em Rt. sa, fcur m i 1 e s north of lite Gl HI. 7. Dann,y Zlrkl , 28, Pomeroy, heeded on ~ 33, drlvlnl a feed truck, pa•oF fled tnck as the 'Vtblclea paned, - l n l t - a p o p bottle tho! broke a mirror off omcera said that ~. the side ol Zirkle' a truck. heeded south, felled to round No ....... •II\jured end dama curve, went off the lett side ap "aa minor, tbe patrol Aid. of the hlgbwa,y, across YOI.IrlR's latm and struck a power pole owned by the Columbus a n d &uher W'mner of SOuthern Cltio Electric Co. Tllere was ao damage to the pole. Soot, according to the patrol, Army ll>ec:lallst Four ~ P, left the scene at the accident Butoher, 20, son of Mr. aad llrs. Charlaa L. Butobor, Iloute I, BIRMINGIIAM, Ala. (UPI).. RerrlsoavWe, ...elMII the FBI eources Indicated today I!ron&e Star lllareh u It that the '•alleged brother" ot Ft. Knox foroutlltandlolrllllrlto.. Eric Slam> Gilt 1110J be In louo aervlce durinl hll lui u. their custody, helping them sianmont In seerch (or the man accused of Presently u • ......,. slaying Dr. I.Iartln Luther King nels....,. spoelaJist In Jiad. Jr. - · co~ of the 17th r- Ill-- Bronze Star Medal v._ •••Icnocl Armor'• flh llattal!oa, '*· Butcher •ntereC! on ectl,.. <\ot;y In Au8ult 1981 tl!ll ~ ¥EIGS GENERAL HOSPri'AL AIIIO'l'TED - Beck!' !Gllth, bui• tralniJW It Ft ......... Pomeroy; Olivia Iloko, Middle- ~atle-~HI1h P<>rt. llSCIIARGED ~ W...a !Ilana, IIarry ll>encor, Ral(lll Brwer, -................... lEER KILLED ~ red to .... and ..... w.. ktlled. I<Ciii.,Un ll!JuteUt,nlaio . amUo_of..._ . �·'·J';"" -~~ ' • '• may wed ... NliC top-veep pitcher Ivy Washingtun Jr. fr<~m Bob stone will wed a lovely Mrs. Independence, La. Bartel (she has two children, he Rex Harrison will beeorne tile fried ,, ter Janie and Women's Wear Dally theatre man Martin Gott- Timely Quotes If fools and folly rule tbe world, the end of man in our time may come as a r\lde shock, but It wUI no longer come as a complete surprise. -Abdul Rahman Pazhwak of Afglulnistan, former pres~ dent of the United Nations GeneTlll Assembly. Playing a Pope is the epitome of everything an actor can do, I think of myself as a professional, but sometime a prolessionaliam doesn't seem enough. -Anthony Q u l n n, talking about his role "' the fie· ti<mal Pope Ktrll I tn the movie version of t'The Shoes of the Fisherman". QUICK QUIZ Q-Wiult bird is frequently referred to as the "rain prophet"1 A-The American cuckoos become vociferous as a storm approaches and consequently are frequently referred to as "rain crows." A CHURCH REPIJCA, A CRO,S:,., an QJI&n Bible and tlowers have been used In the di&PlQ wlnltlw ot Dudley Florists in Mlddlegort to point l.(l evangeltsdc services at the llf!cldleport Flrst ~tist Church. The Rev. Charles Lusher. nadonaiJ.y known speaker, is delivering the messages durbw services which began Wednesday and will continue through saturday, starting each evening at 7:30. .Helen Help Dear Ed: Newspaper linotyplsts a n d copyreaders will hate me tor Jt, but here goes: US,•• DOXS ONX MATTXR? Xm1 tbough my typewrltxr Is an f;id modxl , Jt worksquitxm.ll, By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ThJ s colunm is for young peo- \ ple, their problems and pleasurea, their troubles and tun. As willl tile rea or Helen Help US!, It welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious !JUesllon with a brush.otr. Send your teenage questions to YOUTfl ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help Us! this newspaper. TillS PATH LEADS TO NOWHERE Dear Helen: rve known this girl nearly llx months and have asked her to 10 -dy. !i>e refused but sa,vo llle .UU wants to be friends. Some examples of her "friendlhip" are: At school she never s.peaks to me. Sle talks to everyone except me. When we're nt a party she ig- excxpt for onx or t'MJ kxys. I havx wishxd many timxs that it workxd pxrfxctly. It Is trux that thxr:x an forty-tour kxys that lunction wxll xnough, but just onx k:xy not workJng makxs thx diftxrmcx. Thxrx arx timxs whxn an or-aan· - .•.L Ilk X nJY ~ IZaIIon IS SOttu"uat neck-deep in other thoughts, If that's possible. Parents hardly ever hear it the first time, when it's asked over the top of their &mday paper. Here's a trick our dauiltlter 11 Sue U. .s'·•I, 'WhAn '"', Mom" "' ":!r' " n...,. doe&ll't'ljldle'_,t throuii!J IO'me, ' lYpxwrltxr ... Not aU tbx 1<-'Y she bust~ out With ..Dear Helen- p:xopb: arx workingpropxrly. ~Yoo helptiS, '' and it this doesn't pen- may say to yoursxlt, "Wxll, I etrate, she sa,ys, --Mrs. Hottel, am only onx pxrson, I won't may I have a word with you?" rnakx or brxak an organization." In other words, honey , start your But it doxs makx a difl'xn11cx question with something catchy bxcausx any organi:zatloo tc bx and dltrerent, and you usually xffxctivx, nxxds thx actlvx parget reaults. - Just ask mel ticlpation of xvxry mxmbxr. - H. So tl1x lllort tlrnx you tblnk Dear Helen; your x11'orts arx not nxxdxd, just Would you please reprint the rxmxmbxr my t.YPxwritxr and say article about the missing "e" to yoursxil, "I am a kxy pxrson on the typewriter, tmtitled 11 Doxs in this group, and PM nxxdxd 0nx Mattxr?'' I need it tor our VXry much!" - AUTHOR UNachool paper, and I think otllers . KNOWN would Uke 10 read it again too. ... And Icy THAT on your Q>J>e- ED TilE EDITOR wrlterlll - H. ·:-. t·"· I parts of the world. THE DAILY SENTINEL Ltt: Vt!ltlJ TO INTUU:¥1' 01-' IIIUC..S. MAloON AU:A itlfiiAitll 11, OWF.N, "'llLiit!EK U tU ie r TMIItiiiU, t.diWr I'WII.r.d ..Ut Sl~ It) Tht uc._ Ollkl ~til*! l'~ i llhllll! t (IIIIHIQ', lit ktiMic: .... "-~ . Ot>kt, 457ft. lluiiMII OIIMto fllliiiO fiii:L- ~Ux, Milurlill'ltoM llta.3Ja7. ...x_.,.,., ·'ill".r>el d iU ......... J)lll~ II -....u»lrw '-ro:r, n11••-~ y.,. 4;1J), ~ .. ~ .... -. r1fo11: 1.1111--' ll!t' cvr• .ttlrt Ullllblt JS t.it. JW liMo; - ,.... III•Wit""~ I I lite 1.11, l'iloll... Ofl~,tJil.at. It~ ....,,,, ~.Ill. l'llr"' ~ - ....... a,. ·'W rotc n~lla~ ~ ~ .__ •...,.. cam.,. (.,_ _ ,tf~.lllt. ·"'• ,, ll.:ill. ..,.~..,. 11111 •*'- 1J1 mil: ~ ~.., 111"""' ts.n. n.~ ~· "-"'· I I I ~lye, APRIL 17 plalned "What about me for the one performa."1ce in her gruel- ing bos-truek II'OOJIO of "Hello, Dolly!" - but eight of the ktd . chortues have been hoopltallzed ... The >Amerlc.. ~rl Indeed: most patrloUc sounding ballpla,ver In the RWor lea,gues lilts seasoo llUisl be rookie Rod Sox EVANGELIST REV. CHARLES LUSHER_ Hear tbll lllttd IIWl of ,, ., . 1.'' CREAM RINSE God. wiUI a puklr'l heart-ol ~ '""·'""'X' Wtsk·..- ;·~ ·EX;tl '-'• ...... 30~ on~ 69e BATH SIZE DIAL SOAP T •• • • • • • TOWELS 2t34~ • •• ' PRELL SHAMPOO BILLY THE KID e 51 ACKS and SHORTS 79cVALVE THE KIDDIE FASTEETH ON THE 'T' IN MIDDLEPORT, . OHIO FRANC~$ SMART on, 52e only 46e You needn't be concerned wilh the $pf1Cia/ ingredieniS that moke up lhe medicines you order from lhe pharmacy, Your registered phormac!st Is 51anding by wllh skill, preci· slon, r~dy to fltl lhe prescriptions your doctor lor. -i.' ,'·'(,, • , . , ·,, ( '.. . . • 1: ~- ~- ·:,:--_(;~·-·" ' ', , . ' '' :;~, eetttcis· l1~ SerieS;" 1U6 : lqGio(..1lUD~p,Ue. ·, I!OsTolof (U~~ -~ -' !1'1'Cillll01)111i""ll!"mcln~elr , !"'~--- ', ,, ' . , a .i" ..... "'"'l'" I; . · I Not Ulorrl' d l'l' D, ·'-' I • . . · ~ ·.1 · ·. · .; • 'l> 1 '€fr ~ · ,.C!NCINN,I.TI (IJPI) _ Rods ......,. Dave Brii!DI thlrJu It l~ il'\'. earlY boJiil; 1worcylng a11c!Ut .. .re ,J!Il<blili arm I, I. .'~ ·rv:o ·sot ~ Willing plo,y•<! ,C'Il\1\llli teim' io ~ry .us t:t,~,.~,tilll,'' BrlsiOI told ~ .. ' Hll... ·~ a dlmer ·aored' ~1 the loe~. d!aoter oft:. the Baseball Writers 'If Mierica. to . • . , , • · , . \ , ,, ~,.: ' "Be)O)<I&a, ~ve• .got (l'ol,&l Ted At>trnath1.~' Br~atbl' l , • "He pltclied In 70 gemoa .laat 1011011 iinil Pll uoe him 100 dmoo 1hlo year Ill have to." !'1'111 not .JillnB to WOITl' about sore arma." Brlllol deelared. ·USave"'y0ur syrilpathy tor some~ -ioloe, I don't need U." 'Three 9f' Clnelmoati'l ''Big Foor" In the pltchl!)i relationJim Maloney' !del Q>een and Gari Nolan - are nursing allllll arms. ~ , cirdo Fortuna'• jl<n;ld· Champ!!'" ~· LOUis C~~dlnltl$ lllllllll8r Red , Seboen<Jien" told the suollence hlo '"'" had beE!Q lo~ 1101 to h.le Ill)' sor! t-.tr' -~' · ~lnln&. 1 • ' ~~~~ · we do run Into aJ\)' troo· bl, with pl1ebl~>t lnjurleo," be 1ild, "we ~·• two line pitchen cloW!lln th\1, mlmr& we <an <~I .up, !mmtlllalely-ln ~'":,CO&· men .and · ~a,vne _Gr51180r · . Cardi~ · ace Bob G~son told the audl!'ll~•· "It you re . gotq to. be a •plteher, you ·' know you•re going to have tO ll¥'e with KC IJefeals · · ' .,.., · ,' . . '' . Ill::( . ,' ,· ..., • ' . ~ · , . COLUl\IBUS (UPO - Weal- Standings ., defeat. .· ·o·n,":,h. ,:, V ,l :'.,vn'·r· st_ ,,,. WM ' .u· 0' n· OlD. , '• . . •.,,, ' ' • r ' ·, · NFL Season Opens Sent. 14 r 'I · 1967 NFL Udegameon0ct.2S. The Packers begin defense of their ciJamplonBhlJ under new Coach Phil Bengtoon on ~. NEW \ORK (UPO-The Nationa! Football League wiU kick of! Its 49111 seeoon on Sllturda,y nf8!14 !ieJ>t. 14, In 1 game between ·the Atlanta Falcons Sept. 15, at home against the and Minnesota Viking• In l'hlladetpbla Eagles, Other !:ll.,. Blocmlrcton, Minn., NFL Pre., day Ol>'""r• are Clevelllld at !dent Artliur B. MOdell .... New Orleans, IJetroit at llallas, nouncod ~- . , , N,ew \ork ! 1 Plusburgh, ~ The the iiFranclfl .., Baltimore ~e . . . ,• ,. , wiU "'": l~ashlng)<)n it Chicago, markCapped bY~• Oltio tele- '1ng thiJ Bears' first staS(M'I vlaed MoDctai' 'nli!ll. eontest 01>ener ·at home since 19a9 between tho los A\,ple& Bams The four division al~ent ll1d tl)O - ~· ln .. st. loula. .wJU continue lor the second u will 00 ·o'l" . ol ~o such ~· WI!!! 0110 switch. New \ork Mon<lo,y tilghl 'l"'ounters during ll)d New Orleans will swit<hco.,. tile aeaoon, th!i•yther teaturlrc •(erenceo, tile Giants mcvlng to tile the World ch.....iOn Grllen Ill!" ' ~ltol Division ancl the Packora and :llie d.ltao cow- ,. S.Jitts · movlnti to the Centccy boys tii a ' re-CreiUon of thelr llivislon. :~:::::~v.:-;-:~~:-:·:·:':·:·:·:-:-:+:·: 1:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;:.:;;·:·:· 1p contrast to other teams in pajn," . • . Hiple)> deteatod vla!U..,W., ·.the <entccy dlvi&lon, hoWever, ~boon also 1alked ~I this llama Tuesday b,y 1 &-l mar- . ·the Saints w!U Pial lnte»HiSOII• "We think'· we're going, g1n 00 a tw~itter thrown iiY conference games aglnst the to'-irin n:: h'!'' llld, "With. all Jo,y Cblmbi.s. Wahallla'ilone .Central Division llldthe Glonta, d~ re!pecl ti> C(n~llinall and hits - • olnsJ•• IIi' Wtun unlike tile Capitol, Division Chl<III!O ll1d Is In llouoh· ll1d Larry Ci\11enter, d!ibl, will meet Coaotal Divl.' llennjo !obi1'1!;110rk~ on the olon teama, ' hiU lor tile jliat4 Inning& In addldon to lllo •two Monda)< tor Wat.u ~re TliQ nf8!1t gemus, lour ,other pmeo 111'<1 came on, ~ ;,~ ihe rest will btl' natiOIIIIIJ televised b,y or the rcutto' )llpJV,, ~ed i1f tile. COlumbia !lroadcaotJng !0'"' ~vld wttlt:atrfplellld ~ 'fbey ir!elu!le ' on s~e; ~ R>1~JUts;~''· , ThlllkBglvl._-,.,.nado~ -ot II. T ' '"' ·1!!! ' L.01.000 Pet. ·GB 'ea:m,-1 14 ... ., .... ,, ' .' an<l" ·1"0 '::::+ •t ~:1~~~ 111 at. a. · Louie on ~' ' Dec. ' •I Amerlean '-"" ' w. \ I ' ' 6 5 1 ·~( 1 Tllretl·'-'~••t••••·runsgave 11 "'1tlmor a • 600 I 21L ' ... f.-.,....,.. ~·"·'"'6 e • • · n vlsltll1lii,Yior Creek 1 7-i vioOakllnd a 3 .500 3 tory over the Molgo Marauder Cleveland a a ,500 a loam Tuesday at MidBoston 3 a .500 a dleport. California 2 1 .333 4 The Bobcato, In tile toP of tile Washington 2 4 .a33 4 eighth wllll the Kore dedH,got New \ork 2 4 .333 4 1 rally startedwlllltwo<bwnWhen Chlcaao 0 ' 5 .000 5\1 Piteber Tom Hyoellwaa aafe on Wednesday's Results an error. Ton Quillen walked and Boston 2 Chlc1110 0 H-~- H •·led Detrol14 Cleve a (IO lms) ~-rt tr..,scored twoon runs rome and annan Harmou an MtnneiOta 13 Waohlngton 1 lnllold throWIJW error.· · B8ltlmore 4 61kland I (n) Melga got one nm In the bolo New \ork .3 Calli 2 (n) tom ot the elghtll, but 11 could not Toda)<'s Probable Pitchers overeome the KC advantap. (All Times ESI') Meigs bitters were Cl1lll HoaerWa~hlngton (Ortega ~0 at ty with a trll>le, Gene Powell, 0 MlMe80ta (Chlnco Z,O), 2:30 trll>le and single, .... JOI! Tyo, Pm ·' ~I)· 11 ::~:·:::: Detroit (!tJarma ()..()), 1:30 p.m. l(ygur Creek l!itiOro were Earl Chlca&l1 (Peters ~!) at Thomas With t.io oliwJ,es HarBoston c-taao !J..O) t:ao p.m. men, a trll>le, and Per.cy 'Bebee Baltimore (}Jardin 1-4) at andU.vldJivldon,eechaslngle. O&kllnd (Dobson 1-o>. 1;:30 Hysell went the distance for p,Jil, thewii018r& while Rick VanMatre New \ork (Monbouquettell-1) . started for Meigs andwasrelle"' at California (McGlothlin M), ed ilfTimU.mcskeylnllletourth. Detroit at Chicago (n) KC Oll ooo· 23 _ 7 5 Cleveland at Boston (mmg) Meigs 406 000 1 _ 5 8 (Only games scheWJed) H,ysell ll1d Queel1. van Maire Demoskey (4) (LP), and Powall National League w. L, Pc~ GB st. Louis 5 2 ,714 ... !>URGER\ SUCCESSFUL Houston 5 2 .714 Pittsburgh 4 2 .667 ;;· CAMBIUDGE, Mas .. (UP0san Fran a 3 ,500 tlf2 Linebacker Tommy Add1soD1 c~qHain or the BostDn Patriots New. York 3 3 .500 1112 Cincinnati a 3 .500 1lfz A m e r i c a n Football League !os Angeles 3 4 ,429 2 team. was e);l)ected to be reatb' for 1ummer training camp alter AUanta 3 4 .429 2 ~ succe&sflll. surger.Y Wednesday Ghlclll<> . 2 4 .333 21 :Ji.l to repair a torn cartilage In his Phtlad"Oiptila 2 6:,. :2so .. left knee. Wemesday's Results ,.erve T01> Individual el!orts ol the if are right back whore they · "'""lng week of Pial were aided lest -oon ,.. balding tor ·IW'.~ In a,. ~I pitcher .. •n "~ Geo~ Fann In ..... ·~ We11tern the DU.d .. Aine.~:.c ....arl '-'Uiatrence baoeball chamPionshiP. Miehlpn's Ken Br~r~<>n on Western, which ,llnall,y won tile mound. Fannin tossed a the Utle In 1967, OJIOilOd dlieqoe one • hitter in sfOpp!ng Ken4 ol the ehamPionohll> -by ·~ while Bralllerton limited Toledo Pii'C Toledo twice last week, to oi!O<blt In 1 6-0 wtn, fannlq wlille Ottlo took, 1 Pfr ot 1111'.. eight ll1d walking one. ' thon conteots troni . Bcriill n g • Ollenslvely, ShorlltoP B!U G1-een. Thai left both team• Fa~&~ ol Miami had five hits In ded lor tile 'toP .with 1 :1.0 IS mill)' trlj>s &gelnlt Kent leegue marks. .. I State, and Rich McKIMe)' ot In other MAC pmes fO far, Ohio hit three homers In the Miam~ and Kent <!Ute apUt a two vletorles over Bow II n g pair, apd Marsball . has oot , Green. . . made tts debut ln the lelflllt ;: Three ot the toP Cour hitters t,lthougll .the · Hertl boa made i l In the MAC ore •hortltoP&, with ~ at:art In 1 ooD<Colll.rence Fa~&~ leadl0111 with I .700 •~ Pial. Marlhlll· ·holts BoirUq Greon this weekend In 1 Frl- nrtitM' . M. ei•gs '.B' • , Detroit ~ ll1d saturdo,y serleo, · .,· ~ ' " !otime10ta ' ern Mlehlp and Ohio Untversl- ~ s •' ' ' ' · , · y · fit' o ·' t"'<iu·ms •• ·et . , Niekro a '1-0 lead In the third on plek,liJi paper. . Angeles, will be setUed ·when s!lll!l~& _by ~· Valde&pl.., ll1d The public Is urged to IUJI· those two teams tanlite In the Fellt>O Alou ~lchedaround porltheKeepAmerlc,Beautla sacrUice. Aaron hit a ;194-toot lui eimJN!Ign (CRUD) In eaelr · bla•t In the seve....- belplng communtif. Ni~kro post his ~>ee~'""etor,y ::::::;:.;;-~;::.W.-:"-:".O::::::::::::::::~~:::::~::::::::::::;:x:;:- . an~ tagging DIU Hllldo with his '-i!d . ci.,!iiand Olarg111 New York 3 S. Fran 0 PJ~rgh 13 Houston 4 Philadelphia a loa A 2 (night) Manta 2 Chicago 0 (n) Cln 4 st. L a (I; Inns, n) Toda,y's Probable Pitchers (All Times E~'l') San Frnaclsco (Percy ~0 a1 New \ork (Cardewll ~1). 2:05 p.m. Chicago (Niekro 1-1) at Atlanta (Johnson ~0), night. 8:05p.m. · st. louis (Waahburn 1-0) Cincinnati (CuiYOr. ()..()), night. 8:05 P.m. R4CEToThe ' SHAKE HAYEN tout. 7 Chostor, 0. For A Foot Long They're Winners! . " !llil~ •• ,, ~l••,ll iii.,._ .• ,.tjllw bll\! ISW1'1· . eau~. !JII ~<!JI!"' .ji'P!'~ ~$)>~~~~-· li!U"' es ... .... ttrod b9nel (or,.f',,/ii!lii:.<ir"'-~'+... ~ ' ~"' ,,~ . 114-106 vl<tory. ' '"f ,;· ~i ~ lll\il08 ·!1iJ 15' ~ lt , Tho !IOclslon, i>!'!'>r• 14~'!8ij • ·fl'l"f 11111lt• ~ . ton Ill!' ~~-!!'~ screaming partisans .ot IJost.OI). ~ fwl ilnet , . , . " Gan!en, · <leadlocked · Ill• oer!"• : The COI~c• .tront 'l!ll.. fDree, at tllree eaeb ~ 1111\ the . dl&plo,yl~>t ........,. C<ialldenot, Celtico oolyonevletoryohdrto! - · ~- U an unprecedented comeback. l!lo Friday ·the NBA' teem his 'ever !all• )rith 401 behind, three games 'to one ADd 'the ~ C/11. come back to wlri • oeven......, .-,. ' ~ . seBt.ut there - • stiU a • WI•• "" cru~-• ~venltJr, .... win ro go and ?Sir COkeh ·Alri Hamum was remarl!ed, .... worked ~ ,' ,.,.... loog galting tile bOJile cour\ advantage, We've still got It .. • The oo-<:alled home eourt advantage has been onytlllng but In llleae Eal<tem flnalo, however, since Phlledolphla alread,y has been beeten twlee at home and tile Celdcs got decked twice at tile Garden. Captain John Havlicek led the 0\>l'fidentwhen\Jl~ ·. SPORT By Bnokfleld and Stylomart. Plaids, window pane <becks and colorful blazers • • from25.00 :!:;':wlllck Friday's Games Los Angeles at ~ew York Houl<tcn at Phtia (night) AUanta 1t Cincinnati (night) San Fran at Pittsburgh (night) Ch~l&o at st. loula (n) . < bol<t-ol.-cn ocrltf •t """ . , _, 111M J>blil. ' -' f, .~~ , . .IIIII , • . 1~•1 ••• ?~W~!I\Ii<¥ lf~ :...i:;~ *••ftfii·Jil" nW<t , when .the !:e)llco, ~.~ . """!' ~ llt,ooce domtnatcd the pro ooo\01:.ill< t~.~ ~n~ SLAC•S , ... By Jay1nar a'd Htibbutl. Tropical wonted, blends •nd Jl"lll!IDent press Iii new sprlni colora and fabri~. from8.95 ~PRING SPORT HATS and CAPS . KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Ideal I•Jr work or play. Turtle and mock turtle neck and hi crew styles. Cotton, Decton and BanloD frt~m 3.$0 ,, .DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY EBERSBACH .......GILSON a tradition of quality . .. No other single feature enhances ihe beauty of your property and gives you such .a feeling of satisfaction as a beautiful lawn and bountiful garden . These things arc part' pi ,o\llieril.:an tradition . . ' ' . ;;' Gilson Brothers Company bas a ti'adition too. A tradition of building high quality out1 "'· door power equipment and a rcput~tiOn for enduring products. A rcput:diog not nlways easy to live up to- but rewar~ni in the long run . NEW MODAS ·' · ' •• 69cVAlUE ... Now oN IDISftav ,, ALKA SELTZER I ' .; u. • 63C . 1\td. "!'tountors ~!"1'\ ' f!'~ r... . 'i!altlmori and Grot~~ · &,y on· · Siturdojo, llocr 7 llld, ~ 95cVALUE Stop In and See Our New Sprlne Merchandise .17' . '.. ,. ~it:~, ·:, :;\; ........~.~ l)anteat worldtW Ue! pltehor, , the onower for the Re41• 101"• • Are medicines always a mystery to you? ~-··· I Abernallloi, '\•·the ~ .., 43e . ,.,,~~;~~t'wii~~r;t TERRAMYCIN TABLETS 4 FOR 1.19 PEPSODENT TOOTH·PASTE .· -. • """ei 2Fo,39e 98C ,r:f:'!\ I"'· ·' eSUNSUITS . !~to ·· -FARMERS- 1•00 65c VALUE . 1 • llt "' · " Reg. 2.25 HAIR SETTING GEL i' >ll·A W'a'ak~~wton, .b' .., BOUNTY 1.25REXALL e SHotm and SHIRTS '· Jiam;; 67C • MAX FAaOR AND BRONZTONE 1 tofa1'• SIITH All PAL8·1111LEPOI1' on~ e SLACKS e SHORTS eSHIRTS eJUMPERS eSKim ., . 1tole . five . bases, ill(!ludlng a 4\uble steal durirc ·tbe al..run IIIli a I'UIIi>roduc!ng all!lieln the third Inning. AI McBean went ninth trintng,\ Tuhcla,y ao the the distance lor his second Reds dot...~ uit.Chic""' Cubs -t~ctocy 1n io ~decisions; • .c." ·~ f •' ' Q t . • ', J " ' . . .,.,~.un~~~ri~> WJdti", }I!!Uoniol Bukilll>ill "1\o.Jclallon, ..: 113·,Jpt.u llloi'N •,., ,J, •!:' , , Coc!llle •!noj,ail hiaimortoil •"' ~oor . ~I•IOr,• .ui!Qn Jo.,• th~ 'dl~lllln . of'tiw -11\ ...,..;,._,.Adolin";;r;j.nej!lmle' l: · J,ll'l~i·t•IV•·It~r ·..., .. •,· ·;>'; 'l:!lf_..,,liOb!iPI'!,- , ·• , ~un - ~'r' ln . IM iifth "• llb!\l~"lol ,thl> ' l!l>t~•··:, woo, Coon<JI;. , · . \. :' . 00 ·t'ridtl 'niQIIl' ~"""' ·111<> • '' t~· >IH¥>¥il<!!..it •;~~'l;.Y.od' tlit' <· ,,. •!eil!~rsti~ l'lr_alji,'l'!doi • llinlns jo:"the .)'llilo .~" 1~ · ""!'R~ ' :bl1>wd o1 52;019,, thf . .. ~ ~·~~""!'~" w,lll (lie•hpli uye,~a,.,i;d )~ldl~pi(l1641rJ . l>ereentagoo bUt·ir-!teal IP lake ·~11 'l'hil\le~. aiHI N!!if York ~· !P'~,; oiiMk.. -111· · !jirpil !!ROI)fOIII day i:alhe'iihr! or , I~ m,w l't&v"' . ~ MaBM ,~.t, . '· . uielr ~~jliiii "'wiiU,;g ~W.;t>i ~le (vorwriJ:i Y A·~~~ '!,w~:Hjt:~\'' ~or . ;~~"': f!iljoweii~~·;'Ji.\Ji~,.'!l!ii!'l>"->f ."'., ''"'k' :' . ·, ur~, ·.~111'11, 21Jt,h; vdl~r•. . :l,tt<iil ""'''•'ehal. .#f<• ' ' •r,• Tlill• ,·me•; !Wa~r ,qr, the litl". .,' a;;'(.t.~elt:!ii!Joi<: ~:, lit' :f.!~ t~~.· -~ 0/.i i z,1 'I"''l'llll',1'tj101in1;\lllt<heil .. I · qv,.. •. will ~ ,ot tile.~""" .~l'l!: ni ;;l~li'ljom !ll~r~ ~-· ··!oil!• ~l'dlnit1'o'(i<lii.IIPd o('inll!ll. ; 110~~· · 1~0_ ttie )'hi!• ~ . n.d;.i•told ii:h/~VJ<~;~n ,WtWe v· ~~~r'ijill !I~ i\lnin amac~~d llall at P a,ln, Sat;irday, Waste lonlJII ~· \nth i f ~ti/o I'Oie ot ~ bodft .o,rdortd ·p!,ti:hor Uoil los' •\nGel~•,. ~ , and jhe ,Mot• llavls' two-run ·llOnter 111 the toP lil8 seco!'ii hOmer o! the ...,.n . b..kat• will be 'oarrled as.,.._ ~eavt 1 i~vorUe In the NIIA IV (Ills to ,.,. tlllent~nalpas .. , l>iallko<!/ Si!h t;rancloco 'fQ. In of the !Utll. Woody t'rymlll, lor the !!~aves; Adanta geve pie go along the sidewalks to playoff , Rna!• agelnsl Los i 1'0\'fJ'"\' THE FIRST B'PT A 1ST CHURCH DOWNY LOTION-SU & SKI-<OPPERTONE ·, . h.t:r9· The 2$-)'nr-old first lia!emln had tqur hlu, lriclud- , QT. ,. ..• :o -, ,-,' ~ !DP• with five hits, National Leque regular&; thO lnchldl.., 'I two-nm homer, In """' left the ·aoid with I 4-3t, aJx at ..tiatl. RelleYor Bob Lee ~tocy an~ Schgond!enst left eredlt tor the victory, ~ field oecond gueoalrig Maurj ,Wills. coUected three ~eel!. .. 11110 and siOit two baaes ll1d ~ baa~..loaded oil)ile, hiS ~ercy 'lllo,y drove 1n thrill' nms ihl,rd hit and second run botled .wllll 1 trio of saf«Je& 11 tile In' · ot the ml!'koli~ lllo Pir~!"• raked lour Houston ~~ lin!• In ~o. <111•. be wu Iurie"' for 1,7 hlu. '!'be Pirate• SPECIAL MUSIC I!ACJI NJGRT 1 QT. STRETCHINI ·· Jr . \,' ~,: . only NOwOnly . ,•.t • "' ;C B:i~tijlf~'&dii}al r ; . ,.,,;;, ~ ~ . , , ,·,:, "' , .· ,:t:l.,. ,•· ., , ,· .. , s, .~ . - ~· II.'JA 8A'ft111DAY T:lt - PAC- ·A • PEW N10BT S1JNDAY 11:15- 1:10 - CIWKCII J.OlAU'I' SUNDAY "If' nmeOnly (Linlt 2) 'j ,..., · "'" ' loi>a among TBUaSDAY T:Jt - PAC - A - PEW N10BT FRIDAY 1:10 - PAMO.Y NIGRT , 59 N. 2nd Ave. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. For ALimited ,._ -i '_ 0 !!!'•l;/.~!.~~ngb'lll't''-o~.,.fx:~ · · ::!!~~ ..;~'.' il~·.'·;· ~n ,,Am,!li~lin . WEDNESDAY 7:11 - SUNDAY IICBOOI. NIOBT Dudfev's Florist s1.16· • '·n '1 '1 \· -· uf I ..... ..r'l'•'' .~-··~,_ "~ '' I M1f lllOk one ·awt..,, andll!ll . .I,Oul;lroc'l>l!"'llli•1PW•tart ll1e flt!lit '!lth .an ailfrege o! Jot ' th.~,,Cird ,' il ,OJIIerged from a ~L::J~~~.~. and a bumlnl ENl to win the kilt to Chrtlt 45cVALUE '.1 · ·~Gan, an COMPLm Llf£ Of SUNTAN CARTERS 21 APliL THIU ,. \ j ' "'· \'ada ,ln"'1n _llld :'l'~\11' Perez. the ,, otller. ~itlonal Leoaue . with elgltti.-lnnlq relief help W>lll a fl!)uier ·on. thll'd "!"~ one' . PIIIO, ~.W~ ~eel Chica&l1 . lfl!l!l lllck Farrel~ posted hla ~lin the 12th lnnlai:' W...,. ... Z.O. · Brttv~tocyaoal'hUIIe. dar night In Cincinnati. · , , lloltln)qre, r.ulned' the Add., Jernr Koosmon, 1 rookie The . no-t bauer, 'l.ee Mo,y, tic•' do!ii>t.In Olldand i.Jtll a 4-1 oouthiiaw, Pitched hh second c~ried a .500 ayerqe to the :• Yicto~ry• .-t~u foOPed Cl~.. coriaetl.dlve Shutout; ., •toPP~tw P• · ,• ·. land W ,ln ltHbnlnga,.ldlnneiQta the Glaria on seven· hits' u tho you Imagine," Oatd an ma,!lled 1}1, Bo•ton Mots woii home ""'""' lor lr<!>ildulous Bob Jilt.nooii' In llie ~.d' Chi~~. I!• (11th au;li8ht .the Drat 'time. 111 their oe.el.J!eds' . dresadng room al"_r,, ~e'. 41r~· ~}~1 Nft JQt.k n!l9ecl>~e'·. : ' .. ,··; ,;'.··->·.:. ' ".·. ,~·. ' · ·, •. 1D . l•'f';;'lln' GUEST edl- Pennlnlnt Flower Arrangemenb For The Person Who Doesn't H1ve A "GrHn Thumb" next sixmooths- boalwaysltvea his roles." Dorotlzy Lamour haan•t missed SIZE Infants Thru 12 JUNE KLOES \ lleOatlnn: Bill !lim; wife Raehel Roberts com- Reg. 1. 75 BRECK I I ..,.._,itliM lrl t f 1,.,-JWe-o . . . , TIIJIHoo.liln. 1\:'· the "!lloes ot the Flsberman" ·suNDAY. WEDNESDAY Camelot. I ..._ U.UJ.oll&lll,lllllr, m .. u tur t111 Ill., ,_ weiEf!t ... Laurence Olivier's pla,ying a Cllllolld eardtnal tn e Tabu e 20 Carats · e and Antbush .TODDLETYKE Squid is a delicacy jn many <laugllter ltlelley (Mrs. Norman) Kaye .., at Flower 5th HOspital .. , Invites are out for tile TOOl' Curd& and LosUe Allen wedding or, accident in diaster-9rone PaApril 20 - In The Candy store, tricia Neal's family: husband Rothe discotek Tony owns a.cbunk ald Dahlsul!erod apalnlul aliJij>od of; expects to wear his Mao - disc ... Jolly Slxpen<e owner Roo a suit and beada ... Suddenly tile Heiney also will ..,.n tho Joll,y posters ot LBJ riding a motor~ Shilling at 40th ll1d Lex ... Same . cycle in a leather jacket armtt llmey grub, selling in the Bdwy. nonsense Sllentl<ter EilherBalsloA(now Shops. a Long Island resident) has her Wonderful ~d English actress life atbcy reaey ... Venesaa RedMargaret Rutherlon! Is alllng srave, we're glad to &ay, canIn London •.. The Gasllpt Club celled the movie she was we figured ctP.. Bean' backfteldace lo make InN. Y. Cil;v; she's the Gale Sa,yero woold bo a solid bubblehead who seream.s &ntibooze or beer man but he or- U, S. drivel (and plO-Caar<~ and dered a malted with his l<teek PM-Vietcoog); but she'll keep and french fries - has to p.ln tile U. S. <aoh she took !rom D I I I I Pd also SB.Y to your over-kind ·friends and family: "For Pete's Ollie, stopbulldtnguplalsehopes, IJear Astrodome and Rlng11118 Clrcvs C<knmer) haa a bid In tor Doris Dukia's Jl1'lvale railroad car .,, One more, tho' min(Houston ~· ~ I IUII'Bnlee it. When yoo keep feedlq a boy llea he wants to hear, yoo only make tile trutJJ lbat much harder to take. - H. Helen' Althoullt I am only ten years ·IJid, I read your column every Jil,.t, but I still have problems. When I aak m,y parents a ques.don, they never answer, or any. WI)', never answer unUl five minutes later, or else they don't hear and ask me to repeat it. How can I make them answer taster? - WORRIED Dear Worried: Catch them when they arentt Caesar•s Palace Ole appearance It begs ... J 00ge Roy Hollbetnz SOLID COLOGNE · dame wUI notice yoo again - REVIV·AL SERVICES · Vegas history II he renders to I Now she has slopped Inviting me over to her house - and We're neighbors. But In spile of all this, I love her. My friends and family sa,v she i1 leading me on. What do you llllnk?- ALL ME:m:D UP Dear AMU: Pd say she's turning you off. · ~<opt It, and find anothe. girl. The minute you do, this uppity ..;, hl&fteat ·paid performer in Las r~--6iiiuiiiot4GiFrci=ir::ER:::::•.!:ii;•====~ I I DOZENS OF AS FOR HIM OR HER, IKJres me. ,, has four; then there'll be theirs) •.• The. Fred Waring& Jr. welcomed a son ••• Perry Como' 11 music publishing aide Mickey Gllss became a grandpop v i a tor ol 1'he American Banker, ofeller as Its largest stOckholfl; · &hod. a dozen lbs.; his hair' a er .,, The other _ball: P\1!"> vt,r, thinner, too ... seaboard World tuoso Vladimir Jlo(oWito orenled Airlines (tarlP c:u-rier but it a commerclai Vacuum i::l.e alteralao haul• hordes ol our G.L'• to de-..pider-web his wlrie eel-. to VIetnam) has Laurence Rock~ Jar; now's t'!at chi_c. ,1 0 3 1 Voice along Broadway B\ JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - LBJ'a ~ -boyabout4he-Wblle-K<>Iae BUI Moyers will come out for Bobby .... Late Bert Lahr~a artisl daugh- . ' '\:~~·~.; ':, • • . ' ~- ~~.tr. i·' ·1;.: ~-~ �·'·J';"" -~~ ' • '• may wed ... NliC top-veep pitcher Ivy Washingtun Jr. fr<~m Bob stone will wed a lovely Mrs. Independence, La. Bartel (she has two children, he Rex Harrison will beeorne tile fried ,, ter Janie and Women's Wear Dally theatre man Martin Gott- Timely Quotes If fools and folly rule tbe world, the end of man in our time may come as a r\lde shock, but It wUI no longer come as a complete surprise. -Abdul Rahman Pazhwak of Afglulnistan, former pres~ dent of the United Nations GeneTlll Assembly. Playing a Pope is the epitome of everything an actor can do, I think of myself as a professional, but sometime a prolessionaliam doesn't seem enough. -Anthony Q u l n n, talking about his role "' the fie· ti<mal Pope Ktrll I tn the movie version of t'The Shoes of the Fisherman". QUICK QUIZ Q-Wiult bird is frequently referred to as the "rain prophet"1 A-The American cuckoos become vociferous as a storm approaches and consequently are frequently referred to as "rain crows." A CHURCH REPIJCA, A CRO,S:,., an QJI&n Bible and tlowers have been used In the di&PlQ wlnltlw ot Dudley Florists in Mlddlegort to point l.(l evangeltsdc services at the llf!cldleport Flrst ~tist Church. The Rev. Charles Lusher. nadonaiJ.y known speaker, is delivering the messages durbw services which began Wednesday and will continue through saturday, starting each evening at 7:30. .Helen Help Dear Ed: Newspaper linotyplsts a n d copyreaders will hate me tor Jt, but here goes: US,•• DOXS ONX MATTXR? Xm1 tbough my typewrltxr Is an f;id modxl , Jt worksquitxm.ll, By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! ThJ s colunm is for young peo- \ ple, their problems and pleasurea, their troubles and tun. As willl tile rea or Helen Help US!, It welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious !JUesllon with a brush.otr. Send your teenage questions to YOUTfl ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help Us! this newspaper. TillS PATH LEADS TO NOWHERE Dear Helen: rve known this girl nearly llx months and have asked her to 10 -dy. !i>e refused but sa,vo llle .UU wants to be friends. Some examples of her "friendlhip" are: At school she never s.peaks to me. Sle talks to everyone except me. When we're nt a party she ig- excxpt for onx or t'MJ kxys. I havx wishxd many timxs that it workxd pxrfxctly. It Is trux that thxr:x an forty-tour kxys that lunction wxll xnough, but just onx k:xy not workJng makxs thx diftxrmcx. Thxrx arx timxs whxn an or-aan· - .•.L Ilk X nJY ~ IZaIIon IS SOttu"uat neck-deep in other thoughts, If that's possible. Parents hardly ever hear it the first time, when it's asked over the top of their &mday paper. Here's a trick our dauiltlter 11 Sue U. .s'·•I, 'WhAn '"', Mom" "' ":!r' " n...,. doe&ll't'ljldle'_,t throuii!J IO'me, ' lYpxwrltxr ... Not aU tbx 1<-'Y she bust~ out With ..Dear Helen- p:xopb: arx workingpropxrly. ~Yoo helptiS, '' and it this doesn't pen- may say to yoursxlt, "Wxll, I etrate, she sa,ys, --Mrs. Hottel, am only onx pxrson, I won't may I have a word with you?" rnakx or brxak an organization." In other words, honey , start your But it doxs makx a difl'xn11cx question with something catchy bxcausx any organi:zatloo tc bx and dltrerent, and you usually xffxctivx, nxxds thx actlvx parget reaults. - Just ask mel ticlpation of xvxry mxmbxr. - H. So tl1x lllort tlrnx you tblnk Dear Helen; your x11'orts arx not nxxdxd, just Would you please reprint the rxmxmbxr my t.YPxwritxr and say article about the missing "e" to yoursxil, "I am a kxy pxrson on the typewriter, tmtitled 11 Doxs in this group, and PM nxxdxd 0nx Mattxr?'' I need it tor our VXry much!" - AUTHOR UNachool paper, and I think otllers . KNOWN would Uke 10 read it again too. ... And Icy THAT on your Q>J>e- ED TilE EDITOR wrlterlll - H. ·:-. t·"· I parts of the world. THE DAILY SENTINEL Ltt: Vt!ltlJ TO INTUU:¥1' 01-' IIIUC..S. MAloON AU:A itlfiiAitll 11, OWF.N, "'llLiit!EK U tU ie r TMIItiiiU, t.diWr I'WII.r.d ..Ut Sl~ It) Tht uc._ Ollkl ~til*! l'~ i llhllll! t (IIIIHIQ', lit ktiMic: .... "-~ . Ot>kt, 457ft. lluiiMII OIIMto fllliiiO fiii:L- ~Ux, Milurlill'ltoM llta.3Ja7. ...x_.,.,., ·'ill".r>el d iU ......... J)lll~ II -....u»lrw '-ro:r, n11••-~ y.,. 4;1J), ~ .. ~ .... -. r1fo11: 1.1111--' ll!t' cvr• .ttlrt Ullllblt JS t.it. JW liMo; - ,.... III•Wit""~ I I lite 1.11, l'iloll... Ofl~,tJil.at. It~ ....,,,, ~.Ill. l'llr"' ~ - ....... a,. ·'W rotc n~lla~ ~ ~ .__ •...,.. cam.,. (.,_ _ ,tf~.lllt. ·"'• ,, ll.:ill. ..,.~..,. 11111 •*'- 1J1 mil: ~ ~.., 111"""' ts.n. n.~ ~· "-"'· I I I ~lye, APRIL 17 plalned "What about me for the one performa."1ce in her gruel- ing bos-truek II'OOJIO of "Hello, Dolly!" - but eight of the ktd . chortues have been hoopltallzed ... The >Amerlc.. ~rl Indeed: most patrloUc sounding ballpla,ver In the RWor lea,gues lilts seasoo llUisl be rookie Rod Sox EVANGELIST REV. CHARLES LUSHER_ Hear tbll lllttd IIWl of ,, ., . 1.'' CREAM RINSE God. wiUI a puklr'l heart-ol ~ '""·'""'X' Wtsk·..- ;·~ ·EX;tl '-'• ...... 30~ on~ 69e BATH SIZE DIAL SOAP T •• • • • • • TOWELS 2t34~ • •• ' PRELL SHAMPOO BILLY THE KID e 51 ACKS and SHORTS 79cVALVE THE KIDDIE FASTEETH ON THE 'T' IN MIDDLEPORT, . OHIO FRANC~$ SMART on, 52e only 46e You needn't be concerned wilh the $pf1Cia/ ingredieniS that moke up lhe medicines you order from lhe pharmacy, Your registered phormac!st Is 51anding by wllh skill, preci· slon, r~dy to fltl lhe prescriptions your doctor lor. -i.' ,'·'(,, • , . , ·,, ( '.. . . • 1: ~- ~- ·:,:--_(;~·-·" ' ', , . ' '' :;~, eetttcis· l1~ SerieS;" 1U6 : lqGio(..1lUD~p,Ue. ·, I!OsTolof (U~~ -~ -' !1'1'Cillll01)111i""ll!"mcln~elr , !"'~--- ', ,, ' . , a .i" ..... "'"'l'" I; . · I Not Ulorrl' d l'l' D, ·'-' I • . . · ~ ·.1 · ·. · .; • 'l> 1 '€fr ~ · ,.C!NCINN,I.TI (IJPI) _ Rods ......,. Dave Brii!DI thlrJu It l~ il'\'. earlY boJiil; 1worcylng a11c!Ut .. .re ,J!Il<blili arm I, I. .'~ ·rv:o ·sot ~ Willing plo,y•<! ,C'Il\1\llli teim' io ~ry .us t:t,~,.~,tilll,'' BrlsiOI told ~ .. ' Hll... ·~ a dlmer ·aored' ~1 the loe~. d!aoter oft:. the Baseball Writers 'If Mierica. to . • . , , • · , . \ , ,, ~,.: ' "Be)O)<I&a, ~ve• .got (l'ol,&l Ted At>trnath1.~' Br~atbl' l , • "He pltclied In 70 gemoa .laat 1011011 iinil Pll uoe him 100 dmoo 1hlo year Ill have to." !'1'111 not .JillnB to WOITl' about sore arma." Brlllol deelared. ·USave"'y0ur syrilpathy tor some~ -ioloe, I don't need U." 'Three 9f' Clnelmoati'l ''Big Foor" In the pltchl!)i relationJim Maloney' !del Q>een and Gari Nolan - are nursing allllll arms. ~ , cirdo Fortuna'• jl<n;ld· Champ!!'" ~· LOUis C~~dlnltl$ lllllllll8r Red , Seboen<Jien" told the suollence hlo '"'" had beE!Q lo~ 1101 to h.le Ill)' sor! t-.tr' -~' · ~lnln&. 1 • ' ~~~~ · we do run Into aJ\)' troo· bl, with pl1ebl~>t lnjurleo," be 1ild, "we ~·• two line pitchen cloW!lln th\1, mlmr& we <an <~I .up, !mmtlllalely-ln ~'":,CO&· men .and · ~a,vne _Gr51180r · . Cardi~ · ace Bob G~son told the audl!'ll~•· "It you re . gotq to. be a •plteher, you ·' know you•re going to have tO ll¥'e with KC IJefeals · · ' .,.., · ,' . . '' . Ill::( . ,' ,· ..., • ' . ~ · , . COLUl\IBUS (UPO - Weal- Standings ., defeat. .· ·o·n,":,h. ,:, V ,l :'.,vn'·r· st_ ,,,. WM ' .u· 0' n· OlD. , '• . . •.,,, ' ' • r ' ·, · NFL Season Opens Sent. 14 r 'I · 1967 NFL Udegameon0ct.2S. The Packers begin defense of their ciJamplonBhlJ under new Coach Phil Bengtoon on ~. NEW \ORK (UPO-The Nationa! Football League wiU kick of! Its 49111 seeoon on Sllturda,y nf8!14 !ieJ>t. 14, In 1 game between ·the Atlanta Falcons Sept. 15, at home against the and Minnesota Viking• In l'hlladetpbla Eagles, Other !:ll.,. Blocmlrcton, Minn., NFL Pre., day Ol>'""r• are Clevelllld at !dent Artliur B. MOdell .... New Orleans, IJetroit at llallas, nouncod ~- . , , N,ew \ork ! 1 Plusburgh, ~ The the iiFranclfl .., Baltimore ~e . . . ,• ,. , wiU "'": l~ashlng)<)n it Chicago, markCapped bY~• Oltio tele- '1ng thiJ Bears' first staS(M'I vlaed MoDctai' 'nli!ll. eontest 01>ener ·at home since 19a9 between tho los A\,ple& Bams The four division al~ent ll1d tl)O - ~· ln .. st. loula. .wJU continue lor the second u will 00 ·o'l" . ol ~o such ~· WI!!! 0110 switch. New \ork Mon<lo,y tilghl 'l"'ounters during ll)d New Orleans will swit<hco.,. tile aeaoon, th!i•yther teaturlrc •(erenceo, tile Giants mcvlng to tile the World ch.....iOn Grllen Ill!" ' ~ltol Division ancl the Packora and :llie d.ltao cow- ,. S.Jitts · movlnti to the Centccy boys tii a ' re-CreiUon of thelr llivislon. :~:::::~v.:-;-:~~:-:·:·:':·:·:·:-:-:+:·: 1:·:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:;:.:;;·:·:· 1p contrast to other teams in pajn," . • . Hiple)> deteatod vla!U..,W., ·.the <entccy dlvi&lon, hoWever, ~boon also 1alked ~I this llama Tuesday b,y 1 &-l mar- . ·the Saints w!U Pial lnte»HiSOII• "We think'· we're going, g1n 00 a tw~itter thrown iiY conference games aglnst the to'-irin n:: h'!'' llld, "With. all Jo,y Cblmbi.s. Wahallla'ilone .Central Division llldthe Glonta, d~ re!pecl ti> C(n~llinall and hits - • olnsJ•• IIi' Wtun unlike tile Capitol, Division Chl<III!O ll1d Is In llouoh· ll1d Larry Ci\11enter, d!ibl, will meet Coaotal Divl.' llennjo !obi1'1!;110rk~ on the olon teama, ' hiU lor tile jliat4 Inning& In addldon to lllo •two Monda)< tor Wat.u ~re TliQ nf8!1t gemus, lour ,other pmeo 111'<1 came on, ~ ;,~ ihe rest will btl' natiOIIIIIJ televised b,y or the rcutto' )llpJV,, ~ed i1f tile. COlumbia !lroadcaotJng !0'"' ~vld wttlt:atrfplellld ~ 'fbey ir!elu!le ' on s~e; ~ R>1~JUts;~''· , ThlllkBglvl._-,.,.nado~ -ot II. T ' '"' ·1!!! ' L.01.000 Pet. ·GB 'ea:m,-1 14 ... ., .... ,, ' .' an<l" ·1"0 '::::+ •t ~:1~~~ 111 at. a. · Louie on ~' ' Dec. ' •I Amerlean '-"" ' w. \ I ' ' 6 5 1 ·~( 1 Tllretl·'-'~••t••••·runsgave 11 "'1tlmor a • 600 I 21L ' ... f.-.,....,.. ~·"·'"'6 e • • · n vlsltll1lii,Yior Creek 1 7-i vioOakllnd a 3 .500 3 tory over the Molgo Marauder Cleveland a a ,500 a loam Tuesday at MidBoston 3 a .500 a dleport. California 2 1 .333 4 The Bobcato, In tile toP of tile Washington 2 4 .a33 4 eighth wllll the Kore dedH,got New \ork 2 4 .333 4 1 rally startedwlllltwo<bwnWhen Chlcaao 0 ' 5 .000 5\1 Piteber Tom Hyoellwaa aafe on Wednesday's Results an error. Ton Quillen walked and Boston 2 Chlc1110 0 H-~- H •·led Detrol14 Cleve a (IO lms) ~-rt tr..,scored twoon runs rome and annan Harmou an MtnneiOta 13 Waohlngton 1 lnllold throWIJW error.· · B8ltlmore 4 61kland I (n) Melga got one nm In the bolo New \ork .3 Calli 2 (n) tom ot the elghtll, but 11 could not Toda)<'s Probable Pitchers overeome the KC advantap. (All Times ESI') Meigs bitters were Cl1lll HoaerWa~hlngton (Ortega ~0 at ty with a trll>le, Gene Powell, 0 MlMe80ta (Chlnco Z,O), 2:30 trll>le and single, .... JOI! Tyo, Pm ·' ~I)· 11 ::~:·:::: Detroit (!tJarma ()..()), 1:30 p.m. l(ygur Creek l!itiOro were Earl Chlca&l1 (Peters ~!) at Thomas With t.io oliwJ,es HarBoston c-taao !J..O) t:ao p.m. men, a trll>le, and Per.cy 'Bebee Baltimore (}Jardin 1-4) at andU.vldJivldon,eechaslngle. O&kllnd (Dobson 1-o>. 1;:30 Hysell went the distance for p,Jil, thewii018r& while Rick VanMatre New \ork (Monbouquettell-1) . started for Meigs andwasrelle"' at California (McGlothlin M), ed ilfTimU.mcskeylnllletourth. Detroit at Chicago (n) KC Oll ooo· 23 _ 7 5 Cleveland at Boston (mmg) Meigs 406 000 1 _ 5 8 (Only games scheWJed) H,ysell ll1d Queel1. van Maire Demoskey (4) (LP), and Powall National League w. L, Pc~ GB st. Louis 5 2 ,714 ... !>URGER\ SUCCESSFUL Houston 5 2 .714 Pittsburgh 4 2 .667 ;;· CAMBIUDGE, Mas .. (UP0san Fran a 3 ,500 tlf2 Linebacker Tommy Add1soD1 c~qHain or the BostDn Patriots New. York 3 3 .500 1112 Cincinnati a 3 .500 1lfz A m e r i c a n Football League !os Angeles 3 4 ,429 2 team. was e);l)ected to be reatb' for 1ummer training camp alter AUanta 3 4 .429 2 ~ succe&sflll. surger.Y Wednesday Ghlclll<> . 2 4 .333 21 :Ji.l to repair a torn cartilage In his Phtlad"Oiptila 2 6:,. :2so .. left knee. Wemesday's Results ,.erve T01> Individual el!orts ol the if are right back whore they · "'""lng week of Pial were aided lest -oon ,.. balding tor ·IW'.~ In a,. ~I pitcher .. •n "~ Geo~ Fann In ..... ·~ We11tern the DU.d .. Aine.~:.c ....arl '-'Uiatrence baoeball chamPionshiP. Miehlpn's Ken Br~r~<>n on Western, which ,llnall,y won tile mound. Fannin tossed a the Utle In 1967, OJIOilOd dlieqoe one • hitter in sfOpp!ng Ken4 ol the ehamPionohll> -by ·~ while Bralllerton limited Toledo Pii'C Toledo twice last week, to oi!O<blt In 1 6-0 wtn, fannlq wlille Ottlo took, 1 Pfr ot 1111'.. eight ll1d walking one. ' thon conteots troni . Bcriill n g • Ollenslvely, ShorlltoP B!U G1-een. Thai left both team• Fa~&~ ol Miami had five hits In ded lor tile 'toP .with 1 :1.0 IS mill)' trlj>s &gelnlt Kent leegue marks. .. I State, and Rich McKIMe)' ot In other MAC pmes fO far, Ohio hit three homers In the Miam~ and Kent <!Ute apUt a two vletorles over Bow II n g pair, apd Marsball . has oot , Green. . . made tts debut ln the lelflllt ;: Three ot the toP Cour hitters t,lthougll .the · Hertl boa made i l In the MAC ore •hortltoP&, with ~ at:art In 1 ooD<Colll.rence Fa~&~ leadl0111 with I .700 •~ Pial. Marlhlll· ·holts BoirUq Greon this weekend In 1 Frl- nrtitM' . M. ei•gs '.B' • , Detroit ~ ll1d saturdo,y serleo, · .,· ~ ' " !otime10ta ' ern Mlehlp and Ohio Untversl- ~ s •' ' ' ' · , · y · fit' o ·' t"'<iu·ms •• ·et . , Niekro a '1-0 lead In the third on plek,liJi paper. . Angeles, will be setUed ·when s!lll!l~& _by ~· Valde&pl.., ll1d The public Is urged to IUJI· those two teams tanlite In the Fellt>O Alou ~lchedaround porltheKeepAmerlc,Beautla sacrUice. Aaron hit a ;194-toot lui eimJN!Ign (CRUD) In eaelr · bla•t In the seve....- belplng communtif. Ni~kro post his ~>ee~'""etor,y ::::::;:.;;-~;::.W.-:"-:".O::::::::::::::::~~:::::~::::::::::::;:x:;:- . an~ tagging DIU Hllldo with his '-i!d . ci.,!iiand Olarg111 New York 3 S. Fran 0 PJ~rgh 13 Houston 4 Philadelphia a loa A 2 (night) Manta 2 Chicago 0 (n) Cln 4 st. L a (I; Inns, n) Toda,y's Probable Pitchers (All Times E~'l') San Frnaclsco (Percy ~0 a1 New \ork (Cardewll ~1). 2:05 p.m. Chicago (Niekro 1-1) at Atlanta (Johnson ~0), night. 8:05p.m. · st. louis (Waahburn 1-0) Cincinnati (CuiYOr. ()..()), night. 8:05 P.m. R4CEToThe ' SHAKE HAYEN tout. 7 Chostor, 0. For A Foot Long They're Winners! . " !llil~ •• ,, ~l••,ll iii.,._ .• ,.tjllw bll\! ISW1'1· . eau~. !JII ~<!JI!"' .ji'P!'~ ~$)>~~~~-· li!U"' es ... .... ttrod b9nel (or,.f',,/ii!lii:.<ir"'-~'+... ~ ' ~"' ,,~ . 114-106 vl<tory. ' '"f ,;· ~i ~ lll\il08 ·!1iJ 15' ~ lt , Tho !IOclslon, i>!'!'>r• 14~'!8ij • ·fl'l"f 11111lt• ~ . ton Ill!' ~~-!!'~ screaming partisans .ot IJost.OI). ~ fwl ilnet , . , . " Gan!en, · <leadlocked · Ill• oer!"• : The COI~c• .tront 'l!ll.. fDree, at tllree eaeb ~ 1111\ the . dl&plo,yl~>t ........,. C<ialldenot, Celtico oolyonevletoryohdrto! - · ~- U an unprecedented comeback. l!lo Friday ·the NBA' teem his 'ever !all• )rith 401 behind, three games 'to one ADd 'the ~ C/11. come back to wlri • oeven......, .-,. ' ~ . seBt.ut there - • stiU a • WI•• "" cru~-• ~venltJr, .... win ro go and ?Sir COkeh ·Alri Hamum was remarl!ed, .... worked ~ ,' ,.,.... loog galting tile bOJile cour\ advantage, We've still got It .. • The oo-<:alled home eourt advantage has been onytlllng but In llleae Eal<tem flnalo, however, since Phlledolphla alread,y has been beeten twlee at home and tile Celdcs got decked twice at tile Garden. Captain John Havlicek led the 0\>l'fidentwhen\Jl~ ·. SPORT By Bnokfleld and Stylomart. Plaids, window pane <becks and colorful blazers • • from25.00 :!:;':wlllck Friday's Games Los Angeles at ~ew York Houl<tcn at Phtia (night) AUanta 1t Cincinnati (night) San Fran at Pittsburgh (night) Ch~l&o at st. loula (n) . < bol<t-ol.-cn ocrltf •t """ . , _, 111M J>blil. ' -' f, .~~ , . .IIIII , • . 1~•1 ••• ?~W~!I\Ii<¥ lf~ :...i:;~ *••ftfii·Jil" nW<t , when .the !:e)llco, ~.~ . """!' ~ llt,ooce domtnatcd the pro ooo\01:.ill< t~.~ ~n~ SLAC•S , ... By Jay1nar a'd Htibbutl. 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AI McBean went ninth trintng,\ Tuhcla,y ao the the distance lor his second Reds dot...~ uit.Chic""' Cubs -t~ctocy 1n io ~decisions; • .c." ·~ f •' ' Q t . • ', J " ' . . .,.,~.un~~~ri~> WJdti", }I!!Uoniol Bukilll>ill "1\o.Jclallon, ..: 113·,Jpt.u llloi'N •,., ,J, •!:' , , Coc!llle •!noj,ail hiaimortoil •"' ~oor . ~I•IOr,• .ui!Qn Jo.,• th~ 'dl~lllln . of'tiw -11\ ...,..;,._,.Adolin";;r;j.nej!lmle' l: · J,ll'l~i·t•IV•·It~r ·..., .. •,· ·;>'; 'l:!lf_..,,liOb!iPI'!,- , ·• , ~un - ~'r' ln . IM iifth "• llb!\l~"lol ,thl> ' l!l>t~•··:, woo, Coon<JI;. , · . \. :' . 00 ·t'ridtl 'niQIIl' ~"""' ·111<> • '' t~· >IH¥>¥il<!!..it •;~~'l;.Y.od' tlit' <· ,,. •!eil!~rsti~ l'lr_alji,'l'!doi • llinlns jo:"the .)'llilo .~" 1~ · ""!'R~ ' :bl1>wd o1 52;019,, thf . .. ~ ~·~~""!'~" w,lll (lie•hpli uye,~a,.,i;d )~ldl~pi(l1641rJ . l>ereentagoo bUt·ir-!teal IP lake ·~11 'l'hil\le~. aiHI N!!if York ~· !P'~,; oiiMk.. -111· · !jirpil !!ROI)fOIII day i:alhe'iihr! or , I~ m,w l't&v"' . ~ MaBM ,~.t, . '· . uielr ~~jliiii "'wiiU,;g ~W.;t>i ~le (vorwriJ:i Y A·~~~ '!,w~:Hjt:~\'' ~or . ;~~"': f!iljoweii~~·;'Ji.\Ji~,.'!l!ii!'l>"->f ."'., ''"'k' :' . ·, ur~, ·.~111'11, 21Jt,h; vdl~r•. . :l,tt<iil ""'''•'ehal. .#f<• ' ' •r,• Tlill• ,·me•; !Wa~r ,qr, the litl". .,' a;;'(.t.~elt:!ii!Joi<: ~:, lit' :f.!~ t~~.· -~ 0/.i i z,1 'I"''l'llll',1'tj101in1;\lllt<heil .. I · qv,.. •. will ~ ,ot tile.~""" .~l'l!: ni ;;l~li'ljom !ll~r~ ~-· ··!oil!• ~l'dlnit1'o'(i<lii.IIPd o('inll!ll. ; 110~~· · 1~0_ ttie )'hi!• ~ . n.d;.i•told ii:h/~VJ<~;~n ,WtWe v· ~~~r'ijill !I~ i\lnin amac~~d llall at P a,ln, Sat;irday, Waste lonlJII ~· \nth i f ~ti/o I'Oie ot ~ bodft .o,rdortd ·p!,ti:hor Uoil los' •\nGel~•,. ~ , and jhe ,Mot• llavls' two-run ·llOnter 111 the toP lil8 seco!'ii hOmer o! the ...,.n . b..kat• will be 'oarrled as.,.._ ~eavt 1 i~vorUe In the NIIA IV (Ills to ,.,. tlllent~nalpas .. , l>iallko<!/ Si!h t;rancloco 'fQ. In of the !Utll. Woody t'rymlll, lor the !!~aves; Adanta geve pie go along the sidewalks to playoff , Rna!• agelnsl Los i 1'0\'fJ'"\' THE FIRST B'PT A 1ST CHURCH DOWNY LOTION-SU & SKI-<OPPERTONE ·, . h.t:r9· The 2$-)'nr-old first lia!emln had tqur hlu, lriclud- , QT. ,. ..• :o -, ,-,' ~ !DP• with five hits, National Leque regular&; thO lnchldl.., 'I two-nm homer, In """' left the ·aoid with I 4-3t, aJx at ..tiatl. RelleYor Bob Lee ~tocy an~ Schgond!enst left eredlt tor the victory, ~ field oecond gueoalrig Maurj ,Wills. coUected three ~eel!. .. 11110 and siOit two baaes ll1d ~ baa~..loaded oil)ile, hiS ~ercy 'lllo,y drove 1n thrill' nms ihl,rd hit and second run botled .wllll 1 trio of saf«Je& 11 tile In' · ot the ml!'koli~ lllo Pir~!"• raked lour Houston ~~ lin!• In ~o. <111•. be wu Iurie"' for 1,7 hlu. '!'be Pirate• SPECIAL MUSIC I!ACJI NJGRT 1 QT. STRETCHINI ·· Jr . \,' ~,: . only NOwOnly . ,•.t • "' ;C B:i~tijlf~'&dii}al r ; . ,.,,;;, ~ ~ . , , ,·,:, "' , .· ,:t:l.,. ,•· ., , ,· .. , s, .~ . - ~· II.'JA 8A'ft111DAY T:lt - PAC- ·A • PEW N10BT S1JNDAY 11:15- 1:10 - CIWKCII J.OlAU'I' SUNDAY "If' nmeOnly (Linlt 2) 'j ,..., · "'" ' loi>a among TBUaSDAY T:Jt - PAC - A - PEW N10BT FRIDAY 1:10 - PAMO.Y NIGRT , 59 N. 2nd Ave. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. For ALimited ,._ -i '_ 0 !!!'•l;/.~!.~~ngb'lll't''-o~.,.fx:~ · · ::!!~~ ..;~'.' il~·.'·;· ~n ,,Am,!li~lin . WEDNESDAY 7:11 - SUNDAY IICBOOI. NIOBT Dudfev's Florist s1.16· • '·n '1 '1 \· -· uf I ..... ..r'l'•'' .~-··~,_ "~ '' I M1f lllOk one ·awt..,, andll!ll . .I,Oul;lroc'l>l!"'llli•1PW•tart ll1e flt!lit '!lth .an ailfrege o! Jot ' th.~,,Cird ,' il ,OJIIerged from a ~L::J~~~.~. and a bumlnl ENl to win the kilt to Chrtlt 45cVALUE '.1 · ·~Gan, an COMPLm Llf£ Of SUNTAN CARTERS 21 APliL THIU ,. \ j ' "'· \'ada ,ln"'1n _llld :'l'~\11' Perez. the ,, otller. ~itlonal Leoaue . with elgltti.-lnnlq relief help W>lll a fl!)uier ·on. thll'd "!"~ one' . PIIIO, ~.W~ ~eel Chica&l1 . lfl!l!l lllck Farrel~ posted hla ~lin the 12th lnnlai:' W...,. ... Z.O. · Brttv~tocyaoal'hUIIe. dar night In Cincinnati. · , , lloltln)qre, r.ulned' the Add., Jernr Koosmon, 1 rookie The . no-t bauer, 'l.ee Mo,y, tic•' do!ii>t.In Olldand i.Jtll a 4-1 oouthiiaw, Pitched hh second c~ried a .500 ayerqe to the :• Yicto~ry• .-t~u foOPed Cl~.. coriaetl.dlve Shutout; ., •toPP~tw P• · ,• ·. land W ,ln ltHbnlnga,.ldlnneiQta the Glaria on seven· hits' u tho you Imagine," Oatd an ma,!lled 1}1, Bo•ton Mots woii home ""'""' lor lr<!>ildulous Bob Jilt.nooii' In llie ~.d' Chi~~. I!• (11th au;li8ht .the Drat 'time. 111 their oe.el.J!eds' . dresadng room al"_r,, ~e'. 41r~· ~}~1 Nft JQt.k n!l9ecl>~e'·. : ' .. ,··; ,;'.··->·.:. ' ".·. ,~·. ' · ·, •. 1D . l•'f';;'lln' GUEST edl- Pennlnlnt Flower Arrangemenb For The Person Who Doesn't H1ve A "GrHn Thumb" next sixmooths- boalwaysltvea his roles." Dorotlzy Lamour haan•t missed SIZE Infants Thru 12 JUNE KLOES \ lleOatlnn: Bill !lim; wife Raehel Roberts com- Reg. 1. 75 BRECK I I ..,.._,itliM lrl t f 1,.,-JWe-o . . . , TIIJIHoo.liln. 1\:'· the "!lloes ot the Flsberman" ·suNDAY. WEDNESDAY Camelot. I ..._ U.UJ.oll&lll,lllllr, m .. u tur t111 Ill., ,_ weiEf!t ... Laurence Olivier's pla,ying a Cllllolld eardtnal tn e Tabu e 20 Carats · e and Antbush .TODDLETYKE Squid is a delicacy jn many <laugllter ltlelley (Mrs. Norman) Kaye .., at Flower 5th HOspital .. , Invites are out for tile TOOl' Curd& and LosUe Allen wedding or, accident in diaster-9rone PaApril 20 - In The Candy store, tricia Neal's family: husband Rothe discotek Tony owns a.cbunk ald Dahlsul!erod apalnlul aliJij>od of; expects to wear his Mao - disc ... Jolly Slxpen<e owner Roo a suit and beada ... Suddenly tile Heiney also will ..,.n tho Joll,y posters ot LBJ riding a motor~ Shilling at 40th ll1d Lex ... Same . cycle in a leather jacket armtt llmey grub, selling in the Bdwy. nonsense Sllentl<ter EilherBalsloA(now Shops. a Long Island resident) has her Wonderful ~d English actress life atbcy reaey ... Venesaa RedMargaret Rutherlon! Is alllng srave, we're glad to &ay, canIn London •.. The Gasllpt Club celled the movie she was we figured ctP.. Bean' backfteldace lo make InN. Y. Cil;v; she's the Gale Sa,yero woold bo a solid bubblehead who seream.s &ntibooze or beer man but he or- U, S. drivel (and plO-Caar<~ and dered a malted with his l<teek PM-Vietcoog); but she'll keep and french fries - has to p.ln tile U. S. <aoh she took !rom D I I I I Pd also SB.Y to your over-kind ·friends and family: "For Pete's Ollie, stopbulldtnguplalsehopes, IJear Astrodome and Rlng11118 Clrcvs C<knmer) haa a bid In tor Doris Dukia's Jl1'lvale railroad car .,, One more, tho' min(Houston ~· ~ I IUII'Bnlee it. When yoo keep feedlq a boy llea he wants to hear, yoo only make tile trutJJ lbat much harder to take. - H. Helen' Althoullt I am only ten years ·IJid, I read your column every Jil,.t, but I still have problems. When I aak m,y parents a ques.don, they never answer, or any. WI)', never answer unUl five minutes later, or else they don't hear and ask me to repeat it. How can I make them answer taster? - WORRIED Dear Worried: Catch them when they arentt Caesar•s Palace Ole appearance It begs ... J 00ge Roy Hollbetnz SOLID COLOGNE · dame wUI notice yoo again - REVIV·AL SERVICES · Vegas history II he renders to I Now she has slopped Inviting me over to her house - and We're neighbors. But In spile of all this, I love her. My friends and family sa,v she i1 leading me on. What do you llllnk?- ALL ME:m:D UP Dear AMU: Pd say she's turning you off. · ~<opt It, and find anothe. girl. The minute you do, this uppity ..;, hl&fteat ·paid performer in Las r~--6iiiuiiiot4GiFrci=ir::ER:::::•.!:ii;•====~ I I DOZENS OF AS FOR HIM OR HER, IKJres me. ,, has four; then there'll be theirs) •.• The. Fred Waring& Jr. welcomed a son ••• Perry Como' 11 music publishing aide Mickey Gllss became a grandpop v i a tor ol 1'he American Banker, ofeller as Its largest stOckholfl; · &hod. a dozen lbs.; his hair' a er .,, The other _ball: P\1!"> vt,r, thinner, too ... seaboard World tuoso Vladimir Jlo(oWito orenled Airlines (tarlP c:u-rier but it a commerclai Vacuum i::l.e alteralao haul• hordes ol our G.L'• to de-..pider-web his wlrie eel-. to VIetnam) has Laurence Rock~ Jar; now's t'!at chi_c. ,1 0 3 1 Voice along Broadway B\ JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - LBJ'a ~ -boyabout4he-Wblle-K<>Iae BUI Moyers will come out for Bobby .... Late Bert Lahr~a artisl daugh- . ' '\:~~·~.; ':, • • . ' ~- ~~.tr. i·' ·1;.: ~-~ �5 - T'!" ~- tionllnel, _Pomoro1-Middl1110rt, o.1 <\prU 18, 11148 , ·AU lteRJs. On Salt At ·Both Stores Today , son Furnllu re MAIO~, w~ v.. . Rutland Furniture . . ' ,_ _, •·,. .. ., · · '-··r ' ·, ' ~ ,__- I''· ; ' Rutl•nd,O. . '. I ·' ' BACK·AGAIN! -~··OUR . :~ ). ·· I .., , ....' ' .· ., , .; ' .....' ·· / ' ·.:..-~ '¥• ~ .. , . "" ' ,. ·;· • I"( ,?: r\ ' . " FABULOUS .,.,'. '·''· ', .. ~· ,. \ ,1,, .:' f ' • I .: fOR · !. :· !1. ' i . ..... ,, . -·~· ~ ., . • if " .,·, No.body Gives More Or · FROST CLEAR Takes Less '!'han REFRIGERATORS ~ These Stores For This Quality Line ! ~ . ' ' •' i ' ~; ,_., i· I . AWARD 11'/NNJNc DEALERs . :ONL_Y 16 TO SELL!! . NEW PRICE ·WILL BE 339.95 :; ~ig 16 ·Frost-CI ear Buy A',. .· Living Room Suite Selling For 229.95 ;:.,. . AND FOR ONLY t,~ . ' ' Second in S.lea . ' lnThe s,.,. of Oltio ' REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER S1.00•oRE ·. I f-GET THE · · Bedroom Suite You Get This Beautiful 3-Piece · e room uit .. (WITH BOTTOM FREEZER) Regular • • • • • • 399.95 Your Trade-In • 100.00 ,-·. ~- ·owrv $ ._ ................................ . .... . .... ............................. ,..,..,_ •..,..., ............ ,..l....._ .... .. ........... .... _ ............. *"' ......... . ................ .95 - Data-Malic cooking in both ovens. Eyt•level, chrome-Ira· med control cen.cr. 220 volt electric nroiler in lower oven. Automatic clock. Recessea lift-up top. Work surtace light. TJmed appliance convenience outlet, mtinile beat control, top elements. lvood-grain accented control pan· els. Converuent waist-high broiler. Lilt-off lower oven door. Large lighted oven. Seli-stop oven racks. UfeUme porcelam uni.sh. veep-drawn base '~!q~·~'~ WITH TRADE ' oNEW IO·YE'MI GOUlEII'~E ' !I!> '!I !iii " New, additioni.i 6-yeaJ watt:a·qy"o.'!-_~ motor" eomptes.- <lie ~Ji.' anical heart of the refrieera1or) tbat begins when present GibSOn 5- o;< .., con ~truction. , .~J•~-!'!;'5 :YOUR TRlDE~IN;..:..Wod.lo. ycar warranty ends. It aasures you 10 full years of satiafact.lon with your Gibson. Gibson ia the only manufacturer to .back its refngeraton. with a lQ.year warranty. Gibson ran do it becau~e every refriger~tor made by Gibson is ins~eC!ted with more than 000 I!J'&pecllon operat.to~s and must pa·ss Gibson s famed Quality Mile runnmg test before 1t 18 ·when you purchase ANY Living Room.Suite·or Sedlonal during this sale • This Is one of the finest suites we have been been able to offer· • sure and visit us soon for the · best ·-, Pc. ........................ ~~:.~~u.:• ·GROUP ,.. ........... ... s NOW . ~ JOR I,l, --- ;.· ' \i ' 299.95 THIS SALE shipped. eFROST CLEAR FREEZER FEATURES FROST CLEAR-Never leis GAS or ELECTRIC MODEL rro11t rorm. You'll never defrost again. Food packages ca.n't frene togetller or frost over to obscure labels. There's no frost buddtl!l tn !Ileal any of lhe freezer's 201.3 lb. capacity. Two ice trays bold 38 eubel. lilectric Model Shown (Available in Elec. or Chsl All ,., , , Only $ , .I ; T' .. :GIBSON· PLIXliLI . ITII BIG 19 5 DE-BY-SIDE. 14 Frost- Clear Refrigerator- Freezer < ------32~~------ .: ' (TOP FREEZER) Regular · - .. 380.00 Trade~ In • • _102.00 - ' • •• ~- I ·• .. $2-78 WITH TRADE ~ • Easy Terms Available.4t Both,Stores •, : • , , .. ; , . Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frosi'Ciear system assures you no trost ever can form in re· lrlgerator or freezer. Eliminate• mesS)' ~efrostin~- chores forever. And .GibSon's new l().year Qolden Guarantee - first in the· Industry. - assur~s you of longer, . " 1 trouble-free service. · ..... ' Open and Shut ca..! . ALL FROST CLEAR WitH 10 YEAR WARUBft.. . - · ~~=~·~'!'!IM~----------~--~__J· .....~ L~~--~----~ . •• · ON S·ALE.AT 80TH 9.112 • Regular 79.95 ' Choice of .· 'HERMANFur n i·t.u . rt~: Rut GRATE ', . . MASON, W.VA. .- . •t • t• SOFA MAKES ABED ~.,. oully to ma1<o bod lor Z · Convenient Slorogo Co-eat ...... PH. 773-5592 NOW PH. ' ~ ' .. ' '. " . ,. ' . ' (\' '' ~ ' �5 - T'!" ~- tionllnel, _Pomoro1-Middl1110rt, o.1 <\prU 18, 11148 , ·AU lteRJs. On Salt At ·Both Stores Today , son Furnllu re MAIO~, w~ v.. . Rutland Furniture . . ' ,_ _, •·,. .. ., · · '-··r ' ·, ' ~ ,__- I''· ; ' Rutl•nd,O. . '. I ·' ' BACK·AGAIN! -~··OUR . :~ ). ·· I .., , ....' ' .· ., , .; ' .....' ·· / ' ·.:..-~ '¥• ~ .. , . "" ' ,. ·;· • I"( ,?: r\ ' . " FABULOUS .,.,'. '·''· ', .. ~· ,. \ ,1,, .:' f ' • I .: fOR · !. :· !1. ' i . ..... ,, . -·~· ~ ., . • if " .,·, No.body Gives More Or · FROST CLEAR Takes Less '!'han REFRIGERATORS ~ These Stores For This Quality Line ! ~ . ' ' •' i ' ~; ,_., i· I . AWARD 11'/NNJNc DEALERs . :ONL_Y 16 TO SELL!! . NEW PRICE ·WILL BE 339.95 :; ~ig 16 ·Frost-CI ear Buy A',. .· Living Room Suite Selling For 229.95 ;:.,. . AND FOR ONLY t,~ . ' ' Second in S.lea . ' lnThe s,.,. of Oltio ' REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER S1.00•oRE ·. I f-GET THE · · Bedroom Suite You Get This Beautiful 3-Piece · e room uit .. (WITH BOTTOM FREEZER) Regular • • • • • • 399.95 Your Trade-In • 100.00 ,-·. ~- ·owrv $ ._ ................................ . .... . .... ............................. ,..,..,_ •..,..., ............ ,..l....._ .... .. ........... .... _ ............. *"' ......... . ................ .95 - Data-Malic cooking in both ovens. Eyt•level, chrome-Ira· med control cen.cr. 220 volt electric nroiler in lower oven. Automatic clock. Recessea lift-up top. Work surtace light. TJmed appliance convenience outlet, mtinile beat control, top elements. lvood-grain accented control pan· els. Converuent waist-high broiler. Lilt-off lower oven door. Large lighted oven. Seli-stop oven racks. UfeUme porcelam uni.sh. veep-drawn base '~!q~·~'~ WITH TRADE ' oNEW IO·YE'MI GOUlEII'~E ' !I!> '!I !iii " New, additioni.i 6-yeaJ watt:a·qy"o.'!-_~ motor" eomptes.- <lie ~Ji.' anical heart of the refrieera1or) tbat begins when present GibSOn 5- o;< .., con ~truction. , .~J•~-!'!;'5 :YOUR TRlDE~IN;..:..Wod.lo. ycar warranty ends. It aasures you 10 full years of satiafact.lon with your Gibson. Gibson ia the only manufacturer to .back its refngeraton. with a lQ.year warranty. Gibson ran do it becau~e every refriger~tor made by Gibson is ins~eC!ted with more than 000 I!J'&pecllon operat.to~s and must pa·ss Gibson s famed Quality Mile runnmg test before 1t 18 ·when you purchase ANY Living Room.Suite·or Sedlonal during this sale • This Is one of the finest suites we have been been able to offer· • sure and visit us soon for the · best ·-, Pc. ........................ ~~:.~~u.:• ·GROUP ,.. ........... ... s NOW . ~ JOR I,l, --- ;.· ' \i ' 299.95 THIS SALE shipped. eFROST CLEAR FREEZER FEATURES FROST CLEAR-Never leis GAS or ELECTRIC MODEL rro11t rorm. You'll never defrost again. Food packages ca.n't frene togetller or frost over to obscure labels. There's no frost buddtl!l tn !Ileal any of lhe freezer's 201.3 lb. capacity. Two ice trays bold 38 eubel. lilectric Model Shown (Available in Elec. or Chsl All ,., , , Only $ , .I ; T' .. :GIBSON· PLIXliLI . ITII BIG 19 5 DE-BY-SIDE. 14 Frost- Clear Refrigerator- Freezer < ------32~~------ .: ' (TOP FREEZER) Regular · - .. 380.00 Trade~ In • • _102.00 - ' • •• ~- I ·• .. $2-78 WITH TRADE ~ • Easy Terms Available.4t Both,Stores •, : • , , .. ; , . Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frosi'Ciear system assures you no trost ever can form in re· lrlgerator or freezer. Eliminate• mesS)' ~efrostin~- chores forever. And .GibSon's new l().year Qolden Guarantee - first in the· Industry. - assur~s you of longer, . " 1 trouble-free service. · ..... ' Open and Shut ca..! . ALL FROST CLEAR WitH 10 YEAR WARUBft.. . - · ~~=~·~'!'!IM~----------~--~__J· .....~ L~~--~----~ . •• · ON S·ALE.AT 80TH 9.112 • Regular 79.95 ' Choice of .· 'HERMANFur n i·t.u . rt~: Rut GRATE ', . . MASON, W.VA. .- . •t • t• SOFA MAKES ABED ~.,. oully to ma1<o bod lor Z · Convenient Slorogo Co-eat ...... PH. 773-5592 NOW PH. ' ~ ' .. ' '. " . ,. ' . ' (\' '' ~ ' �\ Maternity ' <Ciilllltwlld !rom Plio I) ple. •Jn, the !Dierell of Ill God's Role as Savior· Circle's Study Topic · DAJL Y CROSSWORD lzenrr -~ hlYe a holpltal ' that Is tully elflliJped and llair- · · ed to meet 111e ..,...s of Ill peo- A(liiOM ! :i !Ladlo• ttoo- . .. ll. . !lelr• CounQ>, we petition 111e Velar: ani MOmol'lll lloiiJ(tel bolr1l to aeek a oiloro P!siUve IOIUII,DD· to the problem, . . - thalr ·' decllloa to cl- the materniQ> facWtl.e•, and aaaure oae and Ill that VeWIIIS MOII)Ol'ill Hospital has (U1l medleal lacUIUes lor tho.. who ~ In aeecl of medical assistance and can, regardlel& ol the nature of t h e case,•• (Signed by all the units). . . NO OVERNIGHT DECISION Immediately loUowlng the letWORR ON BUILQNG A bridge to l'OillaCe the coll._.,sed Pavllo will design the 1111er•-ture and the other Dnn ter presentation by struble, Silver Bridge moved a step cloaer Wednesda,y whon otate rvo4 wW handle design ol111e lour pier• and abutlllents. lload CoJD. George Hackett, Jr., a tnullee, commission omelalo signed contracts with t111> New Yorh ""' said 111e decllloa wasnotanoverml81loner M. a., llan!W ssid 111ollsnlniot!he ·~ slneerlna Dnn•' Which will desip the new II'IIL HailresentaoP8l'llllt the SIIC ID advertiJe lor bldl on conatrucUon In ·1 nl&tlt one. uwe 8t1ldied and ellstlves ol the E, IJonel Pavlo Co. and HowanJ; Noedles, Tam- . ..... future, passibl)' Ia If"¥, Tho bridge Ia llated lor'c e- · / cussed the matter o1 .._...... men & BergOIIdo.ft met with olllclala ol the SRC and the u. S. tlon late next yeu. : the obstetrics wing lor 16mon111s 11urau ol Pilbi!C llolds. . before Onall)' deciding It hsd to · be done," &aid Hackett. Hlcl<et~ howeVer, observod INSPECriON HELD - District lll!puty Grand Master Dar.' that it is 111e board's lntenUoo rell Day, center, foreground, was the inspecting oft1cer for an tbat a amaller obstetrics ward ~ of Racine lodge No. 461 F &AM in the Master Mason will be provided II an _,s!CII Degree Tuesday night. Pictured With Qly areoatcers or acting ol the hospital lacllilles beeomes otacera who took part in the inspection. Front row, left to a reality, rilbt, are Elckm Kraeuter • acting masterj Day and Ben PhllMrs. Gertrude Nelson, 72,1lolrn was ))Ointed out that bellimt ch.,lain; back row, Gerald Simpson. secretaryi Bob Fundi In the amount aC $2,2. mWian dollars hive been g r tor, Route 1, died Wednesday cause of curreirt law the obstet. Beeele, Junior Deacon; Bill Hayes, acting senior warden; Tom lor conotrucUon ol tho proposed llolzar !ledicll Center unc1ar tho mornfn& at Veterans Memorial rics wing of Veterans Memorial Wolfe, senior deacon. and Dln Weese, acting junior warden lliJ1.Burton Aet according jD an........,emontlodl,ybytho Oldo Staal Hospitallollowlllg a lingering m,. Hospital cannot be Ucensed lor Sentinel POOto. lloparunont ol Health. ' ness, another year unless it eonstant.. The project, when eompleted, will proY!de I!I!Proilmlllel)'- 150 ID h was a member of the Old 1y provides two nu_.ses In t h e 200 more jobs In Glllla Couny. · Dexter Ch~~r<h. Preceding her In section. AdmlnlstJjltor Stewu1 Aecordlng to tho grant, Holzer Cii>t 1o iliilii)opllal, will ioo bldlt death were her husband. John, ssid 111i s woold colt a minimum Medical Center hll nine 1110111111 tlu'oiiiJh PriYIII llnanclng. in 1946, and a daughter, MacU. o1 $120 per da,y and It """ld not ID lmt>lemont Phue ~ 111epr._,.... Receipt ol 111e IIIII • llurlon She Is survived by two~ be llnancisily JlC!sslble because at1on or worklne clraw~n&s roadf grant I• 1lle firat ,..;:.. 1Uf ID tors, Mrs. Hope PecK, Albany o1 111e low number ol blr1hs al lor submitting r..r bids. In 1n- tho COIIII>Iete now hoCIItal l'leiJ1. Holzer Hospital: Visiting hours Lecta M. Gardner, Mrs. Hom- Houte 3, and Mrs. Jo Ann Brtc!P the hospltll. Ucll>atlon ol the awarding o1111o Q> ProPosed lor the lite It the les, Wash.nC.H.;threesons, Admlnl strator Stewart s a ld 2~ and 7-8 p.m. Parents on)J er L. Glbbs, Mrs. Jol1n W, HW • Burton tll'ant. Hewitt and JuncUon ol U,S. llouta3$and0blo on. Pediatrics Ward. Gooldin, Unda Harper, Char- Denver, Mlddlrs>ort; J1<1<, ol that Veterans Memorlel HospitRoyer, hospital .architects, KM- 160. The new ho~tal wW ba ol GLORIA JUNE GmBS Admissions les D. Holle.y, Mrs. Clara P. Pamberv!llo, and RQnald, Col,.... al would be able to accomSI'EPHEN FOWLER us Cll;Y, lllo., hOve beanworklntr 26$ bed c-IQ> with .POaslble Mrs. Ra,ymood Broyles, 47 Holmes, Mrs. Russell Howard, bus, 12 grandchUdren, twogrea&- modate emergency maternlQ> 1>1· lor . several months on prellmiJ>. OliiiDIIon to 400 bods. . Vinton Ave.; Mrs . Paul W, North, Greta Keeler, Edgar E. Lakin, gran<khildren, and a slster, Mrs. Uents but woold be unoble to adary drawlncs. mit them. He said S4JI9,ds who ··:205 Klnoon Dr.; Mrs. Robert E. Homer E. Morgan, Ernest L. Fern HW of Circleville. At the present Ume Phose I Funer&l services wlll be held have emergency cases ot am&· .McCarley, 2012 Cha111am Ave.; Unroe, Mrs. Allred R. WheelIs IIPI>ro>lmately three months u__ ur_JLurn · .Mr1. Billy W. Easton, Rt. I Vln- er, Twila s. WiiUams, Mary at 2 p. m, Frlda,y at the Old llolr- ternit,y nature will not be refUs. MASON - Gloria June Gibbs dent COOncll, DAR Good Clti- ahead olsc~e. lfll'tl. W IUD ter Church with Mr. Raulln Mo~ ed by 111e hospital. ., -toa; Mra. L. James Sears, Rt. J. Wogan, Carol Wolle, Wilbur and Stephen Fowler will lead 96 zen In 8th, 11111 and 12th; repThe $2.2 million grant COII)o FOUND NECESSARY - .1 Cheahirei Kerr L. Luckadoo, Wood, Mark Fowler, Christopher er, .Pastor of the MiddlilljJOrt seniors graduating at Wahama resentatlve to Know Your State prlaes about 2G»ereentotthere. Church o( Christ, otrtcllting. Howard Nolan, trustees " Rt. I Bidwell ; Mrs. Archie c. S. Tope, Mrs. Joseph Durst, High School at commencement Government Dey In Charleston, qulred llnancln& lor the hospital Burtel will be in 111e Standish president. said, ''It was not Meadows, Rt. 2 Crown City; Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Vernon TurMay 27, according to Princ(j)si Jr. year; participated In Tllll construction. Tho clinic struoour choice to close the obRarole E. Rose, New Haven; vey, Mrs. John E. Holle and in- Dexter Cametecy. Friends may Clyde Foley. Progrom and ehsirman o1 CRUD ture, Which Is envisioned acljlo. lllrs. lorraloe Wllllunt, 60, stetrics wing, it is what we Paul W. Ta,ylor, Rt. 2 Pt. fant daugtrter , Mrs. John L, Zem- call at the Martin Funeral Home Diplomas will be presented (Keep America Beautitlll Camformer rellclent ol Jllddl1110rt, In Rutland aeytime. had to do." Pleasant; Mrs. Franklin D, bry and infant son. by L Brooks Smith, IO.pt. o( palgn). dild W.....edll'morniJvltGreon stewart reported U!at it has Spradling, New Haven; Mrs. HarMason County Schools. The exFowler, salutatorian, Is the o-ral Hoopltllin Akron been tmfair to medical and surold E. Thomas, Rt. 2 Ft. Pleaserctses begin alB p.m. son o1 Mi-. and Mrs. Ok.,Y- D, lollowlng 1ltnger1Dg W..s1. glee! patients to keep them In an~ Edward E. SUiter, Rt. 2 The Rev. Lowell Keeney, pas. Fowler. He h a merd>er of Slle waa born Se!Pt.11,1817 the hallways when approximateLetart; Michael T. Aeiker, New tor or 111e Ma801l Methodist the National Honor Society; StuThe birthdll anniversary ol In Mlddi<I>Ort. SurvtvtJv ~ her ly one.O.Ird ol the hospital has Haven; Robert T. Wl111row, Rt. Church, will deliver the Bacdent eooncu, Senior Bend, and Mro, Paul Grueser o!Mlddlclort husband, Harry H., Alo.'vaoil>r• been empQ>. Qewart said t h e . 2 Leon, W.Va.; HerbertL. Grate, closing of 111e obstetrics wing calauroate me silage Sunday, May Annual Club where he Is now was obsorved Eaoter &ulda.ywlth da>otlllters, Miss Vlclorll 4'111 D, Rutland; Mrs. Ortoo H. Nel26, at 8 p.m. Both events will serving on 111e staff. He has a dinner parQ> at 111e home of her Wa!l>urn. at homo; llrL. Frank I w"'"d provldo the hoopltll with 1011, !Dexter; Mrs. Bess~ L, Bot.. held In Wahoma's audltortwn. held 111~ ~f'!! ,ol . vice preel- .. son-inJIW llid dauai;'t"r, 1\lr, and .<P&irtcla) Wf4t. . 'rinila.Fio.; r !acUities lor at leoot II addlman~ Pomeroy; Mrs. Boyd B. liClllsi medical or surgical pa. ' Miss Glorta June Gibbs o!New den~ stUdent council; tressur, Mrs. llllwanHhldol',lnParkero. · 'a nd\llra, ~ ~ iq... · M<Csin, Rt. 3 Oak Iilli; Albert By United Press International Haven, has been chosen val,cHc- er, Interact Club, Jr. yeari and burs, W.Va. Akron; I IOU, George Roatr A. Kuhn, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Robert HUNTINGTON, W, VA. - LYNN HEITSMAN, 41, CheSII>eake, Ueota. tortan ol111ls year's aractuatlng Ia a member o11111a 1ear' s t.-ack Tbe decorated coke served~ IUekt,lllrlon; her lllOII!If,·lllra 111 a statement released March J. Swanaon, O!esapeake; Mrs. Ohio, was killed Wednesda;y evening when crushed under a large slab <lass and Stephen D. Fowler, team. He Is a member olthe lowing the dlnoor w11 biked II¥ !leo; two oiotlro, 14l:s.JomU... Billie M. Sll,l're, Grimms Land- of cement at a construction side on Third Avenue. Police said Heit!Jo. 5 by Dr. R. R. Plckeno, hOI· Rt. I, West Columbia, seluta- Fairview EUB Church and Is !Irs. Grueser'• granddlugbter, .. clUe) Welle, Coluiobua, and!lr1, Ill& W. Va. ; Mrs. Bobby Brown, man was operating an inloaderwhen the 2,008-poundpiece or concrete pi tal chief 0( stell'' and Mr. torlan. serving as president ol Youth Martha &10 Clark. Olher 1111001• WWiam (EmW lllmPJDD, ~ Nolan, IUitiOWicing 1he plamed Rl'fWiswood; Mrs. Thomas R, B.Pilled from the machinery's bucket, slid lilwn itA ann and hit HeltaGloria, 111e daughter ol Mr. Fellowship. at the btrlbclajo observance were IDn; a brother, Harley Slllaher, closing of the obstetrics a n d Uvel)', Ironton; Miss Linda S. man in the chest. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Jr., Is HI has accepted at West lllr. and Mrs. T, G, lle,ynolds ol Mlddi<I>Ort, and lour grandohllCOLUMBUS- SI'ATE UQUOR IEPARTMENT Deputy lllrector nursery wing, lack of use by the prealdent o1 111e National lion- VIrginia Institute or TechnoiOIIY Lebanon. Mrs. Mabel Welle ol dfen. Her latber, PeuiSWIIIIer, Lemley, Columbus; Anthon,y W. Dorst, Columbus. WIWam MacKenzie owareotl,y committed suicide Wednesda,y night public was cited as the reason. or Society. file has partlclpat- · where he planslo maJor In civil Pomeroy, andthehonoredps(a pracedod her In death. They pointed out In thai earwhUe talking on the tel._,hone 1o a lrlen<l. Blr1h lusband, Paul Grueser. Funeral llrvlcss will ·l!o held lier statement 11111 the obstet- ed In FHA, Annual Club, Stu- englneeriiiJ!. Mr1. An111ony Wayne Derst, Pt. Franklin CounQ> Coroner ~. Hobert A. Evans said MacKenzie It 1 p, tD. Slt1lrda,y at tht HawPleasant, son, 5:08 a.m. Thurs- shot hlrnseU in the head with a .38 caliber revolver at his suburban rics and nursery wing has beer1 lings • Coal• Funeral Home In used as follows 28 JlC!r cent c!Q. Westerville home. Evans said MacKenzie was apparently deHPOndent. Mlddlrs>ort with 111e Rev, Mr. He refuaed to elaborate. or capacitY 1n 1965, 33 per cent Discharges Alhworth ol Akron olllclltlllg. COLUMBUS - TRAFF1C ACCIIENTS, l'lllging ll'ODI lender In 1966, 15 per cent In 1967 !lro. John C. Benedict, Mrs. llorlal will be In the Gro>el IIIII and 13 per cent 10 Car In 1968. PT. PLEASANT- Delegations gates and guests. Oddle C. Bush, LYle E. Chap.. benders to major colllsloos, set an alJ.drne tdgh tor the economic as COmt>let!Jw Part IV ol111e new Cemetery at Cheshire, Hospital olllclala Tuesda,y nearly equal In number will be man, Mrs. Joseph W, Clarl<, Rob- co5t ln Ohio lut year. The Ohio Insurance Information Service. u~Jo. On Tuesda,y, April 23, the IC&- llocll>llne. The Constitution hlo Friends llltl' clll attheflmeral nl!illt said 111at two oltha nine l'Oilresentln& West Virginia when uol service ol union will be held ert G. Groot, Mrs. Keme111 W, in£ statistics provided by its 25 member eom,panfea, estimated the llroe<lf beeo owroved II¥ both home from 2 ID lp, m. and from doctors on 111e stell' of Vet- the Methodist and Evtqelicll at 8:30 a. m. lo the IeUaa Memo Demp~e,y, l)!vld R. Fisher, Mrs. total ocooomic cost ol tramc mio"-!>s In Ohio at '550 million ....,_ chiii'Oh gro111s. A brtetsesslonol 7 1o 9 p, m. Frida,y and on S1tuJ>. erans Memorial Hospital han- United Brethren churches meet orlal Auditorium. Durlqrthe rest if« 1967. It was about 9 per cent higher than 196f. the new United Methodist Church da,y until time ol aervtees. J. Robert Oelbel'g, executive director ol the service, Bald ' dle maternity cases. 1bey 11· In DaUas, Texas, lor tho Uniting of the two week•, the delegatee General Conlerenceprobabl,ywW DAUGHTER BORN ao Indicated 111at there Is not General Conference that will will be buslt;y engaged lnplaentna W-•da,y the only bright SJlOt In the Picture wao a levelling otr ol SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs, accident lrequoncy, "But severiQ> Is continuing liB dramatically and a sutnc:ient raunber of births Corm 111e new United Methodist tor the next quadrenolum as well be held on the lloal cloy. The &Meal Coo!erencesancllnllanold Pro., (Suzie Teaford) tragically UI>Wird spiral," Oelborg ealtl. In the COUDtiY to secure t h e cbureh. The Methodists In 111e divibl ChW'ches in both co~ luiiUme services ol an ob- state wW send send seven ~ .IN .......,In& the birth ol their munlons wiD hive 12 years In stetric• opeclallst. ,llrlt chUd, a dlughter, on April liters and seven la,ymen while the which to etroctuntonbutplanure The SQIIdmen 1110 bi'OUflht up EUB delegatio lists stx mini.. ~4. The baby welgbed 6 llOURds HELD IN JAIL lllderwll¥ Ia Woot Vlrgtnta lor 1 other matters regarding l4lld tors and stx il,)omen. ' 11 ounces and has been named · LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) and hoopltal relatlonlhlt> t h a t 9roblble union u o1 111e eorly _-Veronica Sue. Granct>arents are Two Columbus men were held Separate sessions ol the two .llll'tor 1&69. Annualeon~e..-.. IC ~...... and Mrs. George Prow ol In Fllrlleld CotJnzy jail here were ._sled with the hope, 1181101'al chureh bodies will be at the two churches wW wte on Wtllt Palm Beach, Flortds, and today ln conneclion with an as- Charles H. Wise, Sr., 88, Wal. "II -.ld Improve scpd-lloll- held on lllonda,y, April 22, fo1Fwleral servicea lor Elmer this In thtlr annual meetings, 111e .llr. and Mrs. VIrgil Teaford, sault and rOObery of an 89~ear­ nut St., Mlddi<I>Ort, died earl,)o pltal relaltoolhlt>s." lowlng Sundt,y' s meeting ollegl.. L. Wickham wwe ...wct.d al SYRACUSE The Tri-Coun· EUB grol() at Buckhannon Ia If"¥ fi'ncuse. Great-grandmothers old pbysl<i..,, Dr, Edward B. this morning. He wu born Oet. These Included a - - lative committees and an aoen-- cy c. B. Rldlo Club, Chlpler 56 2 p.m. !llnda,f, Apr, 3, ll .lheEwand 111e Methodlo!B at Buckhannon an Mrs. Ruth CundU!', Syracuse, Roller, who~ is confined to a 4, 1819• In KeJtuchy, the SOD of 1hat the emergoacy ouli>ltienl ln& aervlce ol Hal)' CotiUIIIInlon ol the U,C,B.R.A. and React meetIn June. West Vlrglniawlllba holt lng Funeral Home wl111 tht Rev, IIIII !lr1, Edith TOI!ord, Mlners- wheelchair, and practiced in his 1he late Heney and Sanh ca... . treatment procecllre be leu com- !iuldl,y evening, open to Ill dele. Ing was held Thursde,y, April 11, to a jurhdiedonal m~tor the Carver WIIUams. pastor of 1lle \'llle. Llthopollo home. tre11 Wise, and wao el10 prec~ plicated oo the baa!s ol a Ume at the club headquarter& ol Mra. Drst Umeln Jul,y whon111ellortt>- Pomeiv.Y Firat llpatlst, o!Dcled In death by his wile, Vll'(llnla element. The 8Q1&C1men s a I d Agnes Wh.lte. Pra_yer and roueutern Jurtodlctlon wW meet at attng. sometimes 111ey are delalned lor Mae, and a slater, tine reporto opened the meetln& Wost VIrginia Wesle,yan CoUep, Pllt¥.era were Albert lUll, He was a member ol111e Mlcl- up to 30 or fO mbaates. and pletures were taken of mem ~ Buckhannon. Robert Inti, Walter Cleland, The delegation aloo aald 1hat dlrs>ort HOith Methodist Cburch, bers wearing U!eir new c J u b Ractne, and HertnB.r!., Hoffner, Member a ol111e.Methodlotdele. Coal River Ma10nlc Lodge 74, H an expanaloa progrm were to jackets by Grace Holsinpr. More gallon will Include ~. Allred P. RObert Vauahln JIIIOIJtlclwdVIU· w VL; Scottl>h become a reellt;y, It would like jackets are being ordered. ReWallace, ~.Truman W. Potter, tlhan, Po.....,Y. They are l1'olll Rites, Knights TOIDI'Iars, Bent to see cmsideraUon given to Act patches and other arUclea ~. Gerrett Evans, ~. Ramse,y Mineral · I.Od,e 2f2 of whlcl!lllr. Kedom fllrtne ol Chartesw., and providing a psdded room lor were sold. 'lb.e club voted to purBrt<Ves, ~. Allred E. Bennett, Wickham WII 1 member. , !Irs. Herold llnlth con...,ted a member olthe Brotherhood~ mentally Ill or drug or barbitchase a coffee urn. Tables and Dr. J. Clair J1rvts, ~. Henry Attendlna the 10rvlee• from a mission study on Carl Paschal, Railroad Tratmnen. ' urate patients. out o1 the count;y wore and benthos have built b¥ JWI· High, Mrs. A. Neal Allen, H. Paul MaidnB up 111• deleptlon rep. mloslonary In ChUI, when the He had been a concb:tor for ior Holsinger and other chairs lllr1. Douala• Wickham, <laugh. Shatrer, Dr, lllvld Peck, ....., the New York Central Rallroocl relelrtfng the emergency &q.&ad1, Evangeline Mloslonary Society and tables donated. A new mem. Engle, Mrs. J, Tl Harve,y, W~ ter 1, Stephanie and Pltrloll, fortnan)'years. In addition to struble, wwe Wal- ol the Pomeroy Church ol Cluist ber, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Web- Uam A. Byuo, Jr,, and Harry Mra. Thi ...., Ohllnpr, lla¥lcn; Survlwrs Include a son, C. H. ter Cleland, D>e>· Pickens, Orta met Tuesda,y nicht at the home ster ot Pomeroy, was weleom~ Blethen. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Pullins, ol lllr1. Muon Fisher, Minor .. Wise, Jr., MlddllillOrti two rllugh- Hubbard and Frank SIIIClll, ed. ' AU members ol the EUB dele- dlughters, Fredl, CoolvUie, and tera, Miss Ruth Wise, Mtddl• lloopltal trustee• p r. o 1 e n t ville. A t'OIIlKllp will be held a1 Mar- gation cb not Plan to ittend but Mro. William Leleh, Mineral AprU 17, 1968 ica. 1\lrl, OrvUie WeU presldod at port, and Mrs. Leo OIWJ)91flck, were Ruosell Brown, a.., ColPomeroy, Ohio To some Perc>l• our !lag "'"¥ Columbus; a brother, RoiCoe ter, Harold Sauer, Andrew Cross, the meeting which Ollened with Ietta sponsored by the Frontier the i1'UIII elected lncluclet Rev, WeUa, W, Va.;Mr1. WUburWind. C, B. Hadlo Club April 28, U.Edltor: Harry Eckola, Dr. E. Re,y flld. ,.,_., GuyiVWe; Mr. and !In like a Utile thine. boa the devotions by Mrs. Clyde Andrttptet lor Meigs County proper D.ag courtesy redecta a Wise, Middleport; one l11ter, Harcy Allen, w"llll _,., Rerreshments were served and fer, Rn. Bland Bractv, Rev. c. Herold "-Yeo, Lane~ster; 1\lr, Mrs. Ellzabelh Allman, Mlddle- Elrl Clark, Rickett and Nolaa. rewa. h read Hebrews 6:19 a 10cW hour enjoyed. The next ~ In Particular lw Patriotism lhlt Is bulc II our D. Edaian, Rev, Jack 111p1n1, and Mra. Kenneth Lawson, eo. and uaed utlo»e'' l i her topic, meeting will be April 25. Jilt 111 Ill Ume low In recent country Is to survive. It seem• .POrt; two gr-hUdren, ( 0 u r and Bev. Bill A!lgei; Mr1, Floyd lumbua; Erneot Wlllaee, Mr. and PrQer was by Mn. R. o b e r t gre~t • gr....,hUdren, and one '......,.. Alter teldng - • • ol Members and lrlanda attendRogers, WUbur Tanto-, Charles Mro. W11¥ne Wallaee, Soul!~ Vtan. "' me that the people who hold Woods. IIIJ! were Ra,y Mul!ord, lllr. and Michels, Gerlllogan,lloyllarp. na; Mr. and Mrl. Paul w.u-, j!. -iole lack ol l>atrlotle ol!lces ol Public responslblliQ> ln n190nse to roll call, mem.. Mrs. Richard Grinstead andlam- er, and lloy Bleutng, iiilll ...,q several recent mill- should !Ike 111etr countcy and Fwlerll 10rY!ce1 will be hold Mary1vtllei M r s. Klthleen bon gave something Pertelnlf« lly, John Kearno, Jr., BUlle .,.; llmenlo, I sm disgusted. civic Pride serlouoly enotJgh 1o Salurcl"¥ at 3:30 p. ... at the lll\ros, lllr1. Leroy lf"¥es. M.a. to Elster. Rowuj.robin cards Jamea, Mr. and ~ Mrs. Brook• · Tllele, bo)-1 died In the serviee see that 10me one h reaponslble Rawlings • Coat.l Funerol Home BRIDGE SOLD Carol Canterllur)o, Sr., !lender. The week of AprU 21ool7 hid were signed for shut-in members Edwards and flllrley, Mr. and - . , COIIIItr)', and lor us, and for this small gesture to pay our with the Rev, Max Dolllhue o!DoLONDON (UPI) L6ndon l<lll, W, Va,; Mr. and lllri. Gir. of the grol(), Mrs. R. E. Workman and CindY, Bridge hal been · sold to Ill• tile- nette Dlvi '• lllr • and lllr1. Clarnot even have the decency respect and homage to the ser- latlng. Butlal wW be In 111e Ri"' been proclaimed by Gov. J111101 Mrs. &nith was assisted in · Larry Lehew, Mr. and Mr 1. ervlew Cameter)', Friends ma,y A. - s as Youth Tlo!IIPerancO ID llv the American vicemen ol Meigs CoutJQ>. e II0ch 011 Co 0( C...,,__,_ . ..,.. Yank, Gallanna; Mr. and Nrvlng the refreshments by Mrs. coil at the fllnerel home alter 10 Education Week. u •• ._,_ 1\lra. Ralph McColle1, Gallow~¥• stanley JohniCMI, Mr. and Mrs. m.aat. 1 hope th1t the people ol .Meigs L m, on Frlda,y. In obServance o1 111e week, the Karl Grueser, a guest. Attend- Junior Holsinger and sooo, Mr. lor $2.4 million, the cli7 of Lon- Mrs Julia lla 11 Mr ...........: ~ · :""'". In IODle cases, they County will rally around thl• po. 1' ....,.•• ' V ' Pomel'O)' Women'• Qu111Jan bw besides those named were and Mrs. Emil E1non and Den· ilon announced toda,y, II wiU be lioc at IlL rebuilt at Lake Havasu C)t.J, Broylal, lllr. and lllr1. Maurtee sition and PPress their concern T-erance Union will place Mra. Walter Kenne(\y, Jr., Mra, nls and Marpret Sellars, 1\lr, A 1 · recent~¥, II tool< me three 1o the publlcomctlla, through 111e DN, Dl, Mlrllil, and daughter, Tht virginal, a musical in· (JOlters and eOP(es ol tho pro- Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Milton and Mrs, Doug Hemsley, Rl.chr z. Mltzle, ~U11 llr1. Ola.·lea with two cit¥ olficiahi to 'I'Oken word, tho molls and DilDo strument, gels its name rrom clamation In bullnell houses, Roush, Mrs. Helen Leilhel4 !Irs. ard Duckworth, Aanes White, Mr. ettv !lag on the !lag pole ly at the POLL8. Rul~ aqd Mr. and llr1. auu-111 its popularity with Queen oehoola and churehos ot'thocotno Clannce Andrews, Mrs. l.oula and Mrs. Psl!l Smith and regy, par. ... lot. Then we won-Junlilr J,.oq, . Glllli>oUs Fel'l')', Vr.ited States p'o staKe Vel)' aJ~erely yoW"s, Elizabeth I and young maid· muniQ>. Olborne, Mrs. Denver ~~ and lllr. and Mrs. Mel Forrester lll!l:IIIIAI Js happc..· "' fo /\mer~ stamps do not carry plclureo llorlal wa1 Ia Beeob G r o v e Curl,)o Wile• ens her era. and Miss :sandra Boush, a pest. &nd IOns. , til living American t>reslijents. Cemoteey. ' - u. Nat = futoned lS.lUWan l9. 0rou 20. Clrider 22: - Avlv :If. ~real '7. Councu~ 2G. Dlllcolor:lnr man: ablr. B. Co...,ato lO. Rtver'tn 3G.otve war mUibofty . lO.Punuo 21. Sea·bJrd · JI.Kutmum · 27. Water .....,._,., ........ ovor 88.Ghedy lU.Appto 111. Interjection 36. Ja.pantl& 18. Put of a nceptacto church 38. Wleked alibr. -&2.0beerve 44. Cry of plobt vapor . •. Lampre,yo JO.Gntk lllandlr ll.ltlop ll.l'loh '. ·N.DIMnt 0 ··" IT. Puhllc ..u... ll.lloqllllt ·• fLIIIJd: ut!n Granted for Hospital MRS, OIIA IIAil'I'IN, 1 Iormor reoldont altha Rock lt)ringo orea, Ia pictured with her 111ree chlldren on .AI>ril 4 when she observed her lOoth birthday. Sle was honored with • reception at her church and an open rouse at the home or her son and daughtel\oln-olaw, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Martin, at Fort Lauderdale. From left to right are Miss Thelma Martin, a teacher at Euclid; Mrs. 41. Clllt " · "·~·Ike "-SIIoo botloml DOWN 1. Shinto ~~ AXYDLIIAAXB. lo LOXOPIILLOW ODe letter ldmply .tutela for anotber. In tbllumple A a. UHd. 1,01' tht tltree L'1, X for the two O'lt etc. llnrle letter.. ape. lloplitoo, the to.,.U.. and fOI'I>Iatloll ol tha wordo an all lllntl. clay tho codo totten an clltforent. A ernitotnm Qoto- SDUAOY'T VAPKZ'T y.......,.. Plan Commencement AOIIYU PT U40 TVADDKYDD8,-100VAOY """~' FIC'I'IOX 18 OF TH11 ESSl!lNCII 011' PAJNTING~DRYDitlr or POIITIIY All W11LL All Urumchl Is the capital and only large city In Slnlrlang, a huge Chlna..r!ented region ad· joining Soviet Central Asia. .Dies Wednesday CounMion Ht.lp You to Make Yaur Wedding Day A "Thine" Of , , Beauty In The Croas Newseeein Briefs .. !l!sh~ ~Jectlon . . .. ,~, .-af·Fio.wen .\ ..., •.• Dilllley's Florist w'" 'St-IN. 2nd Ave. Family Dinner Party is Given Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CUrtis at Un1on Ave.. Pomeroy, entertained Elster Sunda,y with a lamIll' dinner Pll'\Y. Guestl were ·1\lr, and Mrs. otho Curtle, Mec-csville, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Curtis and daughter, Kathy, ol a.eUsburg, .Iowa; .!til:• and ¥rs. PIOII ~rll:k and l(r, and llrL BW Pullins and ehUdren ol Pomeroy, The otho and Homer Curtis famlUes were pests of tbelr PlrentS over tbe Euter weekend. ·-,-,.,. ' ;: Early Church Union is Proposed -·- From Your Pharmacist EY•ry y.ar hundreds of children djti from Service Held C. H. Wise Sr. Dies Thursday Meets April II acddental poisoning in tragic mishaps that epulcl ~ been prewm.d. Oft.n the cause of death can be a common ~hold April3 for Elmer Wi kham i)~...l ..~... ••• ~.. uu.wr.,: or ·: Friends here have received ·: word of the death of Mrs. Carrie ·· N, !idnner AprU I at Fullertun, .. Call!. lira. Sd.nner was a tormer Pomeroy area resident. 911 ta ltlrYlved by 1 10n, Floyd WUclemtuth ol Fullerton. Har first huaband, Georp WUdennuth, 1nd 1 ..... llarrU WUdermutlt, prec- her In death. Funeral services were concb:tecl In F'lllltrton with burlll at the loJna.VIstll Memortal Plrh at Fullerton. Youth Temperance Week Proclaimed Prayer lD wdaon. Mrs. Roy MQ'er and Mrs. Ohio Sttte. He •ettled in Florida and success carne to the former Meigs Countian who had kl»wn the dl~ advantages of poverty, Martin has not forgotten his home ~ ty and has often been a beoeo lactor, Particularly o1 the llock ~rlf«S Methodist Church. SPEC . FRI., SAT, •nd SUN • Apr. 19-20-21 "I ON THE LAM" Bob Hope Phyllia Diller PLUS " AMBUSH BAY " Hugh O'Brian Mic~ Rooney STEEL SHELVING UNIT 61" x 30" x 12", Foor adjustable shelvea. Full swty bracet. Gray baked enamel tintah. Rust re- ' MUGs· TIIA1RE •lltut AuemNerin minuleL TONIGHT lh'" SATURDAY Re~ . j, • ' A(llllll-20 '& · \ • • • • 7.10 5 49 • BOARD PANELING =2.99 _s~~;.ao,M W•Y..•.Swlshl~, HoNkl lloh11, ' Chonel Perolng., end K•nnoth McCullovth ere your friendly, pharo IIIMI~ 11 Soliliher ~ Lohse Rexall Drut~, They · ~avo low pl'lscrlpt.lon prlcos 1nd prompt IJII'VIc- p• : .. ;If vr"' · dl•count drut , Yo!,.*~ J,ou l.or.. V!!n 1 weeli,, Ut ind l"'"' noordtu . ... x 8" panela. 4.11 KV ADJUSTABLE SHELVING SHOW STARTS 7 Pll 6' WOOD STEPLADDER Four-way metal spreader. Full- VISIT MIDWAY MARKET TO sodded, wUh laJF plvanlzed v.uhon. ...we. AU; VARimES AVAILABLE NOW SEED POTATOES e GARDEN s·EEDS eFLOWER and VEGETABLE PLANTSe Big Bag Tomato Plants e Trees and Shnibs West Mlin St. Pomeroy, Ohio Res. 6.9S 5.49 Rat "D" IIIIIIJ .tiiJn!inUtn l.-dder. U.L. lille4 md labeled. 16" S.fe()' lft'hoel feet. ... 19.95 Soe oor eomp~te •Jection ol material for u.e in lAY room. lUI 20' EXT. LADDER 1\f' Rat "D" nlftl AJumlnum IIIII· .... ,. Cent.r ..mt pulley. Plta muy other re• U.L. lbt· eel ..C IPPro¥ed ..... 2!.95 tuN&. 20.77 __ _.... . ~N 24' EXT. LADDER SaJne fntun11 a the 16' and 20' Wdm. .... Ill hiH Cy'*- [nd Adhere~ _...,. 25.31 1o ~ metal, or _. omy. Pltl .............. Cal REG. capa, Dk Call $1.19 WI ....... Of C/H UTILIT¥ DRILL U207·2 te 12:3f·'M e!Mf Hana your lawn and prden equipmeat on the wtD and leave the •· r r Squeeze any speed from 0 tO 2250 RPM. Operalt at any apeed in either direction. OPEN DAILY 1.00 AM to 1 -'M lllncfoy1NOAM 51 TOOLS FOR All JOBSI within easy i.ach. . thes~ and ·. THE SHOE BOX Ing waa eoncludedwiththeLord's There it.a diHerence in Mirecle Water SEE the diHerence SMELL the diHerence TASTE the diHerence FEEL the diHerence !Iaiiy dangerous items sUch as ·- ' . . _.... - ' tk. 1tq. Jl.SO youngsters don't keep paten· Mt: ·40 Mrs. Skinner Dies In California or fuhlitvre polish, If you have 0 ' \lOW.~ HI-BROW . BLACK DrillinJ <:apacily: 3/8.. steel; 3/4'' 16" Ions x 6.. bilh and 8"' deep. hardwood. 1000 RPM . Double ftdlction pair&. U124 Dvrabk: baked enamel wUh fuU 14.44 Mission Study 0 - .........,.....,bUd, Mrs. Ona Martin, a former reo aries" published. The book was sldent ol the Rock lt>riJli!S co... an eltectlve refiection of bymunity of Meigs Co1mty, obaer~ gone da.y s brought forth to emed her tOOth blrthda,y annlverBiry bellish the reunion spirit. on Thursday, AprU 4, in Florida. The !lwo dlughters ol Mrs. On the Sunda,y preceding her Martin and the late Mr. Martin blrthda,y, Mrs. Martin Shared were here for the reunion. They with the COf«roeaUon ottheFirst ere Miss Thelma Martin. a school Christian Church at WUton :MaiJ.. teacher in Euclld, and Mrs. Do~ on, Fla., a reception. A cake ts Povemnir&. a COlumbus school lighted by 100 candles was serv- teacher. The rise ol G, Harold Martin ed. On her armiversary, her son to the role of a prominent Fort and daughter - ln -law, Mr, and Lauderdale attorney is a tyPical Mrs. G. H. Martin entertllned American success story. with an open house at their home He is the firs~ to admit the on Fort Lluderctele. lloundlng out poverty oC his childhood. He alithe obeervance was a birthda,y tended a one room school at trneting !rom President ~ndon l<of« HoUow In Meigs County B. Johnson. and wsiked !rom his home to Many Meigs Countian• will reo Pomeroy High School He was member the Martin !amlt;y who oflll' 16 at the tlme of his gradttresided In the llock ~rings ar01 ation. before moving tD Columbuo some The Manin Camily became years ago. "rich" when coal rights under Lut sprtng, the ·three chil- its propertY were purchased (or dren ollllrs, Martin and tht late $5,000, G. Harold Martin, the llr, Martin, wera In Pomeroy eldest of the three children. was where G. Harold Martin, now a given $700 with which to enroU ' promlilen\ Port LludOrdale at- at Ohio Univei'SIQ>.·· ..... . torney, hOsted'his Pomero.Y High He received hi& AB degree School tll'sduatlng cieos - the rrom there in 1921 and then went cla11 or 1917 - at 1 dinner to Ohio State University where~ . and sparked the golden annlver- received his law degree tn 192.3.. Sil}' of the class at several reThe lsmlly moved to Colwnbus union events. For the occasion, whUe he attended Ohio Stole. Mr. Martin had a "Book ol Mem- Martin worked hi• WI¥ oot only through Ohio Unl ver siQ> but also prodUct, such as lye, "'-~!, Mrs. Fisher is Hostess for ""'"-OJ')'· .1.1.. lOOth Birthday Observed I DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-~• bow to work It: 11'40 ~A~de;;•sert~~cou~n;e~w~as;'*';;,v~o4~~~~~;1•r;· Martini her son, G. Harold, and Mrs. LOris M. Povenmire, a Columbus school teacher. ·• 41. Golf club .,. HOSPITAL NEWS Tri.County CB Radio Club gram chairman, said that, ••u we are willing to place ourselv~ ea lD God's hands, he ~ill save us from our almlesllllesa and lin, and glve our lives purpose. lulness and meaninl for exprea. ston In all kinds' ol situationa." Scripture taken !rom John f was read by Mrs. Paul Werner. A dlSCUBiion W81 held Oil t h e stltement ol lalth ol 111e church. Mrl. ...1bomaa Young prealded at 111e mOetlnr cmtng which time a thank-you card was read rrom Mlaa Kate Flck. Future projects were dieeuued and the meet- 41. Broa4 thorOfare : 21.11ublldo $2.2 Million HB Fund =·:.: ~~~ ;"tM.iiinii', ml Mrl. FJ.za Gilmore, Jr., PtO· 40. ·sherbet ..... ....... prelll: neosand-·tha~~ U.Detoott mountabi atnile.... the United of Chrtst, !rom the Church otatemeol of !al111Wll ol the t>J'otlrlm topte when t h e Frlend4' Circle met Tuesda,y n""t at 111e cllurch. upon ·' 28. God of Be(Jium 14. Rqalan. . u. instlan .... e11 people rrom 28. Wait ' 9. catUe: ::-=:;=-:: •God - . in holy 101'1 to Donald Hauck were bolt.,.••· 1lle ._ .~ -141' lllrl. ...... river I. canftl Wltel'l poet. 1•. 17. Tbrlce: -enjl7$w . Birthday Observed With Family Dinner racunr btll'e\v 'York. Bay · II.AmoJ11 Here's How The Proposed New Span Replacing Silver Bridge Will Loolt Mrs. Nelson Of Dexter Dies , . J <oll n .I•larut 2. ll:ntlre 3. Medley 4. Ancient D. ItaJian ' lenath hlnae. Plull-.twue. ..... 6.4, NOTHING ELSE Ll ®•219 Completely Automati~ Electrically Operated $258.19 VALUE I Ftlrnl$hes Cleirj sparkling l';efreshing MIRACLE WA· TER rlpt .from your fau· eels. Gives water, free of · rust an~ cloudiness, free of scale forming Ume and . stain fonninc lmpurllles. .. 111M· ·u uo.J 4, 41. �\ Maternity ' <Ciilllltwlld !rom Plio I) ple. •Jn, the !Dierell of Ill God's Role as Savior· Circle's Study Topic · DAJL Y CROSSWORD lzenrr -~ hlYe a holpltal ' that Is tully elflliJped and llair- · · ed to meet 111e ..,...s of Ill peo- A(liiOM ! :i !Ladlo• ttoo- . .. ll. . !lelr• CounQ>, we petition 111e Velar: ani MOmol'lll lloiiJ(tel bolr1l to aeek a oiloro P!siUve IOIUII,DD· to the problem, . . - thalr ·' decllloa to cl- the materniQ> facWtl.e•, and aaaure oae and Ill that VeWIIIS MOII)Ol'ill Hospital has (U1l medleal lacUIUes lor tho.. who ~ In aeecl of medical assistance and can, regardlel& ol the nature of t h e case,•• (Signed by all the units). . . NO OVERNIGHT DECISION Immediately loUowlng the letWORR ON BUILQNG A bridge to l'OillaCe the coll._.,sed Pavllo will design the 1111er•-ture and the other Dnn ter presentation by struble, Silver Bridge moved a step cloaer Wednesda,y whon otate rvo4 wW handle design ol111e lour pier• and abutlllents. lload CoJD. George Hackett, Jr., a tnullee, commission omelalo signed contracts with t111> New Yorh ""' said 111e decllloa wasnotanoverml81loner M. a., llan!W ssid 111ollsnlniot!he ·~ slneerlna Dnn•' Which will desip the new II'IIL HailresentaoP8l'llllt the SIIC ID advertiJe lor bldl on conatrucUon In ·1 nl&tlt one. uwe 8t1ldied and ellstlves ol the E, IJonel Pavlo Co. and HowanJ; Noedles, Tam- . ..... future, passibl)' Ia If"¥, Tho bridge Ia llated lor'c e- · / cussed the matter o1 .._...... men & BergOIIdo.ft met with olllclala ol the SRC and the u. S. tlon late next yeu. : the obstetrics wing lor 16mon111s 11urau ol Pilbi!C llolds. . before Onall)' deciding It hsd to · be done," &aid Hackett. Hlcl<et~ howeVer, observod INSPECriON HELD - District lll!puty Grand Master Dar.' that it is 111e board's lntenUoo rell Day, center, foreground, was the inspecting oft1cer for an tbat a amaller obstetrics ward ~ of Racine lodge No. 461 F &AM in the Master Mason will be provided II an _,s!CII Degree Tuesday night. Pictured With Qly areoatcers or acting ol the hospital lacllilles beeomes otacera who took part in the inspection. Front row, left to a reality, rilbt, are Elckm Kraeuter • acting masterj Day and Ben PhllMrs. Gertrude Nelson, 72,1lolrn was ))Ointed out that bellimt ch.,lain; back row, Gerald Simpson. secretaryi Bob Fundi In the amount aC $2,2. mWian dollars hive been g r tor, Route 1, died Wednesday cause of curreirt law the obstet. Beeele, Junior Deacon; Bill Hayes, acting senior warden; Tom lor conotrucUon ol tho proposed llolzar !ledicll Center unc1ar tho mornfn& at Veterans Memorial rics wing of Veterans Memorial Wolfe, senior deacon. and Dln Weese, acting junior warden lliJ1.Burton Aet according jD an........,emontlodl,ybytho Oldo Staal Hospitallollowlllg a lingering m,. Hospital cannot be Ucensed lor Sentinel POOto. lloparunont ol Health. ' ness, another year unless it eonstant.. The project, when eompleted, will proY!de I!I!Proilmlllel)'- 150 ID h was a member of the Old 1y provides two nu_.ses In t h e 200 more jobs In Glllla Couny. · Dexter Ch~~r<h. Preceding her In section. AdmlnlstJjltor Stewu1 Aecordlng to tho grant, Holzer Cii>t 1o iliilii)opllal, will ioo bldlt death were her husband. John, ssid 111i s woold colt a minimum Medical Center hll nine 1110111111 tlu'oiiiJh PriYIII llnanclng. in 1946, and a daughter, MacU. o1 $120 per da,y and It """ld not ID lmt>lemont Phue ~ 111epr._,.... Receipt ol 111e IIIII • llurlon She Is survived by two~ be llnancisily JlC!sslble because at1on or worklne clraw~n&s roadf grant I• 1lle firat ,..;:.. 1Uf ID tors, Mrs. Hope PecK, Albany o1 111e low number ol blr1hs al lor submitting r..r bids. In 1n- tho COIIII>Iete now hoCIItal l'leiJ1. Holzer Hospital: Visiting hours Lecta M. Gardner, Mrs. Hom- Houte 3, and Mrs. Jo Ann Brtc!P the hospltll. Ucll>atlon ol the awarding o1111o Q> ProPosed lor the lite It the les, Wash.nC.H.;threesons, Admlnl strator Stewart s a ld 2~ and 7-8 p.m. Parents on)J er L. Glbbs, Mrs. Jol1n W, HW • Burton tll'ant. Hewitt and JuncUon ol U,S. llouta3$and0blo on. Pediatrics Ward. Gooldin, Unda Harper, Char- Denver, Mlddlrs>ort; J1<1<, ol that Veterans Memorlel HospitRoyer, hospital .architects, KM- 160. The new ho~tal wW ba ol GLORIA JUNE GmBS Admissions les D. Holle.y, Mrs. Clara P. Pamberv!llo, and RQnald, Col,.... al would be able to accomSI'EPHEN FOWLER us Cll;Y, lllo., hOve beanworklntr 26$ bed c-IQ> with .POaslble Mrs. Ra,ymood Broyles, 47 Holmes, Mrs. Russell Howard, bus, 12 grandchUdren, twogrea&- modate emergency maternlQ> 1>1· lor . several months on prellmiJ>. OliiiDIIon to 400 bods. . Vinton Ave.; Mrs . Paul W, North, Greta Keeler, Edgar E. Lakin, gran<khildren, and a slster, Mrs. Uents but woold be unoble to adary drawlncs. mit them. He said S4JI9,ds who ··:205 Klnoon Dr.; Mrs. Robert E. Homer E. Morgan, Ernest L. Fern HW of Circleville. At the present Ume Phose I Funer&l services wlll be held have emergency cases ot am&· .McCarley, 2012 Cha111am Ave.; Unroe, Mrs. Allred R. WheelIs IIPI>ro>lmately three months u__ ur_JLurn · .Mr1. Billy W. Easton, Rt. I Vln- er, Twila s. WiiUams, Mary at 2 p. m, Frlda,y at the Old llolr- ternit,y nature will not be refUs. MASON - Gloria June Gibbs dent COOncll, DAR Good Clti- ahead olsc~e. lfll'tl. W IUD ter Church with Mr. Raulln Mo~ ed by 111e hospital. ., -toa; Mra. L. James Sears, Rt. J. Wogan, Carol Wolle, Wilbur and Stephen Fowler will lead 96 zen In 8th, 11111 and 12th; repThe $2.2 million grant COII)o FOUND NECESSARY - .1 Cheahirei Kerr L. Luckadoo, Wood, Mark Fowler, Christopher er, .Pastor of the MiddlilljJOrt seniors graduating at Wahama resentatlve to Know Your State prlaes about 2G»ereentotthere. Church o( Christ, otrtcllting. Howard Nolan, trustees " Rt. I Bidwell ; Mrs. Archie c. S. Tope, Mrs. Joseph Durst, High School at commencement Government Dey In Charleston, qulred llnancln& lor the hospital Burtel will be in 111e Standish president. said, ''It was not Meadows, Rt. 2 Crown City; Mrs. Harry Smith, Mrs. Vernon TurMay 27, according to Princ(j)si Jr. year; participated In Tllll construction. Tho clinic struoour choice to close the obRarole E. Rose, New Haven; vey, Mrs. John E. Holle and in- Dexter Cametecy. Friends may Clyde Foley. Progrom and ehsirman o1 CRUD ture, Which Is envisioned acljlo. lllrs. lorraloe Wllllunt, 60, stetrics wing, it is what we Paul W. Ta,ylor, Rt. 2 Pt. fant daugtrter , Mrs. John L, Zem- call at the Martin Funeral Home Diplomas will be presented (Keep America Beautitlll Camformer rellclent ol Jllddl1110rt, In Rutland aeytime. had to do." Pleasant; Mrs. Franklin D, bry and infant son. by L Brooks Smith, IO.pt. o( palgn). dild W.....edll'morniJvltGreon stewart reported U!at it has Spradling, New Haven; Mrs. HarMason County Schools. The exFowler, salutatorian, Is the o-ral Hoopltllin Akron been tmfair to medical and surold E. Thomas, Rt. 2 Ft. Pleaserctses begin alB p.m. son o1 Mi-. and Mrs. Ok.,Y- D, lollowlng 1ltnger1Dg W..s1. glee! patients to keep them In an~ Edward E. SUiter, Rt. 2 The Rev. Lowell Keeney, pas. Fowler. He h a merd>er of Slle waa born Se!Pt.11,1817 the hallways when approximateLetart; Michael T. Aeiker, New tor or 111e Ma801l Methodist the National Honor Society; StuThe birthdll anniversary ol In Mlddi<I>Ort. SurvtvtJv ~ her ly one.O.Ird ol the hospital has Haven; Robert T. Wl111row, Rt. Church, will deliver the Bacdent eooncu, Senior Bend, and Mro, Paul Grueser o!Mlddlclort husband, Harry H., Alo.'vaoil>r• been empQ>. Qewart said t h e . 2 Leon, W.Va.; HerbertL. Grate, closing of 111e obstetrics wing calauroate me silage Sunday, May Annual Club where he Is now was obsorved Eaoter &ulda.ywlth da>otlllters, Miss Vlclorll 4'111 D, Rutland; Mrs. Ortoo H. Nel26, at 8 p.m. Both events will serving on 111e staff. He has a dinner parQ> at 111e home of her Wa!l>urn. at homo; llrL. Frank I w"'"d provldo the hoopltll with 1011, !Dexter; Mrs. Bess~ L, Bot.. held In Wahoma's audltortwn. held 111~ ~f'!! ,ol . vice preel- .. son-inJIW llid dauai;'t"r, 1\lr, and .<P&irtcla) Wf4t. . 'rinila.Fio.; r !acUities lor at leoot II addlman~ Pomeroy; Mrs. Boyd B. liClllsi medical or surgical pa. ' Miss Glorta June Gibbs o!New den~ stUdent council; tressur, Mrs. llllwanHhldol',lnParkero. · 'a nd\llra, ~ ~ iq... · M<Csin, Rt. 3 Oak Iilli; Albert By United Press International Haven, has been chosen val,cHc- er, Interact Club, Jr. yeari and burs, W.Va. Akron; I IOU, George Roatr A. Kuhn, Rt. 3 Oak Hill; Robert HUNTINGTON, W, VA. - LYNN HEITSMAN, 41, CheSII>eake, Ueota. tortan ol111ls year's aractuatlng Ia a member o11111a 1ear' s t.-ack Tbe decorated coke served~ IUekt,lllrlon; her lllOII!If,·lllra 111 a statement released March J. Swanaon, O!esapeake; Mrs. Ohio, was killed Wednesda;y evening when crushed under a large slab <lass and Stephen D. Fowler, team. He Is a member olthe lowing the dlnoor w11 biked II¥ !leo; two oiotlro, 14l:s.JomU... Billie M. Sll,l're, Grimms Land- of cement at a construction side on Third Avenue. Police said Heit!Jo. 5 by Dr. R. R. Plckeno, hOI· Rt. I, West Columbia, seluta- Fairview EUB Church and Is !Irs. Grueser'• granddlugbter, .. clUe) Welle, Coluiobua, and!lr1, Ill& W. Va. ; Mrs. Bobby Brown, man was operating an inloaderwhen the 2,008-poundpiece or concrete pi tal chief 0( stell'' and Mr. torlan. serving as president ol Youth Martha &10 Clark. Olher 1111001• WWiam (EmW lllmPJDD, ~ Nolan, IUitiOWicing 1he plamed Rl'fWiswood; Mrs. Thomas R, B.Pilled from the machinery's bucket, slid lilwn itA ann and hit HeltaGloria, 111e daughter ol Mr. Fellowship. at the btrlbclajo observance were IDn; a brother, Harley Slllaher, closing of the obstetrics a n d Uvel)', Ironton; Miss Linda S. man in the chest. and Mrs. Ralph Gibbs, Jr., Is HI has accepted at West lllr. and Mrs. T, G, lle,ynolds ol Mlddi<I>Ort, and lour grandohllCOLUMBUS- SI'ATE UQUOR IEPARTMENT Deputy lllrector nursery wing, lack of use by the prealdent o1 111e National lion- VIrginia Institute or TechnoiOIIY Lebanon. Mrs. Mabel Welle ol dfen. Her latber, PeuiSWIIIIer, Lemley, Columbus; Anthon,y W. Dorst, Columbus. WIWam MacKenzie owareotl,y committed suicide Wednesda,y night public was cited as the reason. or Society. file has partlclpat- · where he planslo maJor In civil Pomeroy, andthehonoredps(a pracedod her In death. They pointed out In thai earwhUe talking on the tel._,hone 1o a lrlen<l. Blr1h lusband, Paul Grueser. Funeral llrvlcss will ·l!o held lier statement 11111 the obstet- ed In FHA, Annual Club, Stu- englneeriiiJ!. Mr1. An111ony Wayne Derst, Pt. Franklin CounQ> Coroner ~. Hobert A. Evans said MacKenzie It 1 p, tD. Slt1lrda,y at tht HawPleasant, son, 5:08 a.m. Thurs- shot hlrnseU in the head with a .38 caliber revolver at his suburban rics and nursery wing has beer1 lings • Coal• Funeral Home In used as follows 28 JlC!r cent c!Q. Westerville home. Evans said MacKenzie was apparently deHPOndent. Mlddlrs>ort with 111e Rev, Mr. He refuaed to elaborate. or capacitY 1n 1965, 33 per cent Discharges Alhworth ol Akron olllclltlllg. COLUMBUS - TRAFF1C ACCIIENTS, l'lllging ll'ODI lender In 1966, 15 per cent In 1967 !lro. John C. Benedict, Mrs. llorlal will be In the Gro>el IIIII and 13 per cent 10 Car In 1968. PT. PLEASANT- Delegations gates and guests. Oddle C. Bush, LYle E. Chap.. benders to major colllsloos, set an alJ.drne tdgh tor the economic as COmt>let!Jw Part IV ol111e new Cemetery at Cheshire, Hospital olllclala Tuesda,y nearly equal In number will be man, Mrs. Joseph W, Clarl<, Rob- co5t ln Ohio lut year. The Ohio Insurance Information Service. u~Jo. On Tuesda,y, April 23, the IC&- llocll>llne. The Constitution hlo Friends llltl' clll attheflmeral nl!illt said 111at two oltha nine l'Oilresentln& West Virginia when uol service ol union will be held ert G. Groot, Mrs. Keme111 W, in£ statistics provided by its 25 member eom,panfea, estimated the llroe<lf beeo owroved II¥ both home from 2 ID lp, m. and from doctors on 111e stell' of Vet- the Methodist and Evtqelicll at 8:30 a. m. lo the IeUaa Memo Demp~e,y, l)!vld R. Fisher, Mrs. total ocooomic cost ol tramc mio"-!>s In Ohio at '550 million ....,_ chiii'Oh gro111s. A brtetsesslonol 7 1o 9 p, m. Frida,y and on S1tuJ>. erans Memorial Hospital han- United Brethren churches meet orlal Auditorium. Durlqrthe rest if« 1967. It was about 9 per cent higher than 196f. the new United Methodist Church da,y until time ol aervtees. J. Robert Oelbel'g, executive director ol the service, Bald ' dle maternity cases. 1bey 11· In DaUas, Texas, lor tho Uniting of the two week•, the delegatee General Conlerenceprobabl,ywW DAUGHTER BORN ao Indicated 111at there Is not General Conference that will will be buslt;y engaged lnplaentna W-•da,y the only bright SJlOt In the Picture wao a levelling otr ol SYRACUSE - Mr. and Mrs, accident lrequoncy, "But severiQ> Is continuing liB dramatically and a sutnc:ient raunber of births Corm 111e new United Methodist tor the next quadrenolum as well be held on the lloal cloy. The &Meal Coo!erencesancllnllanold Pro., (Suzie Teaford) tragically UI>Wird spiral," Oelborg ealtl. In the COUDtiY to secure t h e cbureh. The Methodists In 111e divibl ChW'ches in both co~ luiiUme services ol an ob- state wW send send seven ~ .IN .......,In& the birth ol their munlons wiD hive 12 years In stetric• opeclallst. ,llrlt chUd, a dlughter, on April liters and seven la,ymen while the which to etroctuntonbutplanure The SQIIdmen 1110 bi'OUflht up EUB delegatio lists stx mini.. ~4. The baby welgbed 6 llOURds HELD IN JAIL lllderwll¥ Ia Woot Vlrgtnta lor 1 other matters regarding l4lld tors and stx il,)omen. ' 11 ounces and has been named · LANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) and hoopltal relatlonlhlt> t h a t 9roblble union u o1 111e eorly _-Veronica Sue. Granct>arents are Two Columbus men were held Separate sessions ol the two .llll'tor 1&69. Annualeon~e..-.. IC ~...... and Mrs. George Prow ol In Fllrlleld CotJnzy jail here were ._sled with the hope, 1181101'al chureh bodies will be at the two churches wW wte on Wtllt Palm Beach, Flortds, and today ln conneclion with an as- Charles H. Wise, Sr., 88, Wal. "II -.ld Improve scpd-lloll- held on lllonda,y, April 22, fo1Fwleral servicea lor Elmer this In thtlr annual meetings, 111e .llr. and Mrs. VIrgil Teaford, sault and rOObery of an 89~ear­ nut St., Mlddi<I>Ort, died earl,)o pltal relaltoolhlt>s." lowlng Sundt,y' s meeting ollegl.. L. Wickham wwe ...wct.d al SYRACUSE The Tri-Coun· EUB grol() at Buckhannon Ia If"¥ fi'ncuse. Great-grandmothers old pbysl<i..,, Dr, Edward B. this morning. He wu born Oet. These Included a - - lative committees and an aoen-- cy c. B. Rldlo Club, Chlpler 56 2 p.m. !llnda,f, Apr, 3, ll .lheEwand 111e Methodlo!B at Buckhannon an Mrs. Ruth CundU!', Syracuse, Roller, who~ is confined to a 4, 1819• In KeJtuchy, the SOD of 1hat the emergoacy ouli>ltienl ln& aervlce ol Hal)' CotiUIIIInlon ol the U,C,B.R.A. and React meetIn June. West Vlrglniawlllba holt lng Funeral Home wl111 tht Rev, IIIII !lr1, Edith TOI!ord, Mlners- wheelchair, and practiced in his 1he late Heney and Sanh ca... . treatment procecllre be leu com- !iuldl,y evening, open to Ill dele. Ing was held Thursde,y, April 11, to a jurhdiedonal m~tor the Carver WIIUams. pastor of 1lle \'llle. Llthopollo home. tre11 Wise, and wao el10 prec~ plicated oo the baa!s ol a Ume at the club headquarter& ol Mra. Drst Umeln Jul,y whon111ellortt>- Pomeiv.Y Firat llpatlst, o!Dcled In death by his wile, Vll'(llnla element. The 8Q1&C1men s a I d Agnes Wh.lte. Pra_yer and roueutern Jurtodlctlon wW meet at attng. sometimes 111ey are delalned lor Mae, and a slater, tine reporto opened the meetln& Wost VIrginia Wesle,yan CoUep, Pllt¥.era were Albert lUll, He was a member ol111e Mlcl- up to 30 or fO mbaates. and pletures were taken of mem ~ Buckhannon. Robert Inti, Walter Cleland, The delegation aloo aald 1hat dlrs>ort HOith Methodist Cburch, bers wearing U!eir new c J u b Ractne, and HertnB.r!., Hoffner, Member a ol111e.Methodlotdele. Coal River Ma10nlc Lodge 74, H an expanaloa progrm were to jackets by Grace Holsinpr. More gallon will Include ~. Allred P. RObert Vauahln JIIIOIJtlclwdVIU· w VL; Scottl>h become a reellt;y, It would like jackets are being ordered. ReWallace, ~.Truman W. Potter, tlhan, Po.....,Y. They are l1'olll Rites, Knights TOIDI'Iars, Bent to see cmsideraUon given to Act patches and other arUclea ~. Gerrett Evans, ~. Ramse,y Mineral · I.Od,e 2f2 of whlcl!lllr. Kedom fllrtne ol Chartesw., and providing a psdded room lor were sold. 'lb.e club voted to purBrt<Ves, ~. Allred E. Bennett, Wickham WII 1 member. , !Irs. Herold llnlth con...,ted a member olthe Brotherhood~ mentally Ill or drug or barbitchase a coffee urn. Tables and Dr. J. Clair J1rvts, ~. Henry Attendlna the 10rvlee• from a mission study on Carl Paschal, Railroad Tratmnen. ' urate patients. out o1 the count;y wore and benthos have built b¥ JWI· High, Mrs. A. Neal Allen, H. Paul MaidnB up 111• deleptlon rep. mloslonary In ChUI, when the He had been a concb:tor for ior Holsinger and other chairs lllr1. Douala• Wickham, <laugh. Shatrer, Dr, lllvld Peck, ....., the New York Central Rallroocl relelrtfng the emergency &q.&ad1, Evangeline Mloslonary Society and tables donated. A new mem. Engle, Mrs. J, Tl Harve,y, W~ ter 1, Stephanie and Pltrloll, fortnan)'years. In addition to struble, wwe Wal- ol the Pomeroy Church ol Cluist ber, Mr. and Mrs. Jed Web- Uam A. Byuo, Jr,, and Harry Mra. Thi ...., Ohllnpr, lla¥lcn; Survlwrs Include a son, C. H. ter Cleland, D>e>· Pickens, Orta met Tuesda,y nicht at the home ster ot Pomeroy, was weleom~ Blethen. Mr. and Mrs. Okey Pullins, ol lllr1. Muon Fisher, Minor .. Wise, Jr., MlddllillOrti two rllugh- Hubbard and Frank SIIIClll, ed. ' AU members ol the EUB dele- dlughters, Fredl, CoolvUie, and tera, Miss Ruth Wise, Mtddl• lloopltal trustee• p r. o 1 e n t ville. A t'OIIlKllp will be held a1 Mar- gation cb not Plan to ittend but Mro. William Leleh, Mineral AprU 17, 1968 ica. 1\lrl, OrvUie WeU presldod at port, and Mrs. Leo OIWJ)91flck, were Ruosell Brown, a.., ColPomeroy, Ohio To some Perc>l• our !lag "'"¥ Columbus; a brother, RoiCoe ter, Harold Sauer, Andrew Cross, the meeting which Ollened with Ietta sponsored by the Frontier the i1'UIII elected lncluclet Rev, WeUa, W, Va.;Mr1. WUburWind. C, B. Hadlo Club April 28, U.Edltor: Harry Eckola, Dr. E. Re,y flld. ,.,_., GuyiVWe; Mr. and !In like a Utile thine. boa the devotions by Mrs. Clyde Andrttptet lor Meigs County proper D.ag courtesy redecta a Wise, Middleport; one l11ter, Harcy Allen, w"llll _,., Rerreshments were served and fer, Rn. Bland Bractv, Rev. c. Herold "-Yeo, Lane~ster; 1\lr, Mrs. Ellzabelh Allman, Mlddle- Elrl Clark, Rickett and Nolaa. rewa. h read Hebrews 6:19 a 10cW hour enjoyed. The next ~ In Particular lw Patriotism lhlt Is bulc II our D. Edaian, Rev, Jack 111p1n1, and Mra. Kenneth Lawson, eo. and uaed utlo»e'' l i her topic, meeting will be April 25. Jilt 111 Ill Ume low In recent country Is to survive. It seem• .POrt; two gr-hUdren, ( 0 u r and Bev. Bill A!lgei; Mr1, Floyd lumbua; Erneot Wlllaee, Mr. and PrQer was by Mn. R. o b e r t gre~t • gr....,hUdren, and one '......,.. Alter teldng - • • ol Members and lrlanda attendRogers, WUbur Tanto-, Charles Mro. W11¥ne Wallaee, Soul!~ Vtan. "' me that the people who hold Woods. IIIJ! were Ra,y Mul!ord, lllr. and Michels, Gerlllogan,lloyllarp. na; Mr. and Mrl. Paul w.u-, j!. -iole lack ol l>atrlotle ol!lces ol Public responslblliQ> ln n190nse to roll call, mem.. Mrs. Richard Grinstead andlam- er, and lloy Bleutng, iiilll ...,q several recent mill- should !Ike 111etr countcy and Fwlerll 10rY!ce1 will be hold Mary1vtllei M r s. Klthleen bon gave something Pertelnlf« lly, John Kearno, Jr., BUlle .,.; llmenlo, I sm disgusted. civic Pride serlouoly enotJgh 1o Salurcl"¥ at 3:30 p. ... at the lll\ros, lllr1. Leroy lf"¥es. M.a. to Elster. Rowuj.robin cards Jamea, Mr. and ~ Mrs. Brook• · Tllele, bo)-1 died In the serviee see that 10me one h reaponslble Rawlings • Coat.l Funerol Home BRIDGE SOLD Carol Canterllur)o, Sr., !lender. The week of AprU 21ool7 hid were signed for shut-in members Edwards and flllrley, Mr. and - . , COIIIItr)', and lor us, and for this small gesture to pay our with the Rev, Max Dolllhue o!DoLONDON (UPI) L6ndon l<lll, W, Va,; Mr. and lllri. Gir. of the grol(), Mrs. R. E. Workman and CindY, Bridge hal been · sold to Ill• tile- nette Dlvi '• lllr • and lllr1. Clarnot even have the decency respect and homage to the ser- latlng. Butlal wW be In 111e Ri"' been proclaimed by Gov. J111101 Mrs. &nith was assisted in · Larry Lehew, Mr. and Mr 1. ervlew Cameter)', Friends ma,y A. - s as Youth Tlo!IIPerancO ID llv the American vicemen ol Meigs CoutJQ>. e II0ch 011 Co 0( C...,,__,_ . ..,.. Yank, Gallanna; Mr. and Nrvlng the refreshments by Mrs. coil at the fllnerel home alter 10 Education Week. u •• ._,_ 1\lra. Ralph McColle1, Gallow~¥• stanley JohniCMI, Mr. and Mrs. m.aat. 1 hope th1t the people ol .Meigs L m, on Frlda,y. In obServance o1 111e week, the Karl Grueser, a guest. Attend- Junior Holsinger and sooo, Mr. lor $2.4 million, the cli7 of Lon- Mrs Julia lla 11 Mr ...........: ~ · :""'". In IODle cases, they County will rally around thl• po. 1' ....,.•• ' V ' Pomel'O)' Women'• Qu111Jan bw besides those named were and Mrs. Emil E1non and Den· ilon announced toda,y, II wiU be lioc at IlL rebuilt at Lake Havasu C)t.J, Broylal, lllr. and lllr1. Maurtee sition and PPress their concern T-erance Union will place Mra. Walter Kenne(\y, Jr., Mra, nls and Marpret Sellars, 1\lr, A 1 · recent~¥, II tool< me three 1o the publlcomctlla, through 111e DN, Dl, Mlrllil, and daughter, Tht virginal, a musical in· (JOlters and eOP(es ol tho pro- Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Milton and Mrs, Doug Hemsley, Rl.chr z. Mltzle, ~U11 llr1. Ola.·lea with two cit¥ olficiahi to 'I'Oken word, tho molls and DilDo strument, gels its name rrom clamation In bullnell houses, Roush, Mrs. Helen Leilhel4 !Irs. ard Duckworth, Aanes White, Mr. ettv !lag on the !lag pole ly at the POLL8. Rul~ aqd Mr. and llr1. auu-111 its popularity with Queen oehoola and churehos ot'thocotno Clannce Andrews, Mrs. l.oula and Mrs. Psl!l Smith and regy, par. ... lot. Then we won-Junlilr J,.oq, . Glllli>oUs Fel'l')', Vr.ited States p'o staKe Vel)' aJ~erely yoW"s, Elizabeth I and young maid· muniQ>. Olborne, Mrs. Denver ~~ and lllr. and Mrs. Mel Forrester lll!l:IIIIAI Js happc..· "' fo /\mer~ stamps do not carry plclureo llorlal wa1 Ia Beeob G r o v e Curl,)o Wile• ens her era. and Miss :sandra Boush, a pest. &nd IOns. , til living American t>reslijents. Cemoteey. ' - u. Nat = futoned lS.lUWan l9. 0rou 20. Clrider 22: - Avlv :If. ~real '7. Councu~ 2G. Dlllcolor:lnr man: ablr. B. Co...,ato lO. Rtver'tn 3G.otve war mUibofty . lO.Punuo 21. Sea·bJrd · JI.Kutmum · 27. Water .....,._,., ........ ovor 88.Ghedy lU.Appto 111. Interjection 36. Ja.pantl& 18. Put of a nceptacto church 38. Wleked alibr. -&2.0beerve 44. Cry of plobt vapor . •. Lampre,yo JO.Gntk lllandlr ll.ltlop ll.l'loh '. ·N.DIMnt 0 ··" IT. Puhllc ..u... ll.lloqllllt ·• fLIIIJd: ut!n Granted for Hospital MRS, OIIA IIAil'I'IN, 1 Iormor reoldont altha Rock lt)ringo orea, Ia pictured with her 111ree chlldren on .AI>ril 4 when she observed her lOoth birthday. Sle was honored with • reception at her church and an open rouse at the home or her son and daughtel\oln-olaw, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Martin, at Fort Lauderdale. From left to right are Miss Thelma Martin, a teacher at Euclid; Mrs. 41. Clllt " · "·~·Ike "-SIIoo botloml DOWN 1. Shinto ~~ AXYDLIIAAXB. lo LOXOPIILLOW ODe letter ldmply .tutela for anotber. In tbllumple A a. UHd. 1,01' tht tltree L'1, X for the two O'lt etc. llnrle letter.. ape. lloplitoo, the to.,.U.. and fOI'I>Iatloll ol tha wordo an all lllntl. clay tho codo totten an clltforent. A ernitotnm Qoto- SDUAOY'T VAPKZ'T y.......,.. Plan Commencement AOIIYU PT U40 TVADDKYDD8,-100VAOY """~' FIC'I'IOX 18 OF TH11 ESSl!lNCII 011' PAJNTING~DRYDitlr or POIITIIY All W11LL All Urumchl Is the capital and only large city In Slnlrlang, a huge Chlna..r!ented region ad· joining Soviet Central Asia. .Dies Wednesday CounMion Ht.lp You to Make Yaur Wedding Day A "Thine" Of , , Beauty In The Croas Newseeein Briefs .. !l!sh~ ~Jectlon . . .. ,~, .-af·Fio.wen .\ ..., •.• Dilllley's Florist w'" 'St-IN. 2nd Ave. Family Dinner Party is Given Mr. and Mrs. Clarence CUrtis at Un1on Ave.. Pomeroy, entertained Elster Sunda,y with a lamIll' dinner Pll'\Y. Guestl were ·1\lr, and Mrs. otho Curtle, Mec-csville, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Homer Curtis and daughter, Kathy, ol a.eUsburg, .Iowa; .!til:• and ¥rs. PIOII ~rll:k and l(r, and llrL BW Pullins and ehUdren ol Pomeroy, The otho and Homer Curtis famlUes were pests of tbelr PlrentS over tbe Euter weekend. ·-,-,.,. ' ;: Early Church Union is Proposed -·- From Your Pharmacist EY•ry y.ar hundreds of children djti from Service Held C. H. Wise Sr. Dies Thursday Meets April II acddental poisoning in tragic mishaps that epulcl ~ been prewm.d. Oft.n the cause of death can be a common ~hold April3 for Elmer Wi kham i)~...l ..~... ••• ~.. uu.wr.,: or ·: Friends here have received ·: word of the death of Mrs. Carrie ·· N, !idnner AprU I at Fullertun, .. Call!. lira. Sd.nner was a tormer Pomeroy area resident. 911 ta ltlrYlved by 1 10n, Floyd WUclemtuth ol Fullerton. Har first huaband, Georp WUdennuth, 1nd 1 ..... llarrU WUdermutlt, prec- her In death. Funeral services were concb:tecl In F'lllltrton with burlll at the loJna.VIstll Memortal Plrh at Fullerton. Youth Temperance Week Proclaimed Prayer lD wdaon. Mrs. Roy MQ'er and Mrs. Ohio Sttte. He •ettled in Florida and success carne to the former Meigs Countian who had kl»wn the dl~ advantages of poverty, Martin has not forgotten his home ~ ty and has often been a beoeo lactor, Particularly o1 the llock ~rlf«S Methodist Church. SPEC . FRI., SAT, •nd SUN • Apr. 19-20-21 "I ON THE LAM" Bob Hope Phyllia Diller PLUS " AMBUSH BAY " Hugh O'Brian Mic~ Rooney STEEL SHELVING UNIT 61" x 30" x 12", Foor adjustable shelvea. Full swty bracet. Gray baked enamel tintah. Rust re- ' MUGs· TIIA1RE •lltut AuemNerin minuleL TONIGHT lh'" SATURDAY Re~ . j, • ' A(llllll-20 '& · \ • • • • 7.10 5 49 • BOARD PANELING =2.99 _s~~;.ao,M W•Y..•.Swlshl~, HoNkl lloh11, ' Chonel Perolng., end K•nnoth McCullovth ere your friendly, pharo IIIMI~ 11 Soliliher ~ Lohse Rexall Drut~, They · ~avo low pl'lscrlpt.lon prlcos 1nd prompt IJII'VIc- p• : .. ;If vr"' · dl•count drut , Yo!,.*~ J,ou l.or.. V!!n 1 weeli,, Ut ind l"'"' noordtu . ... x 8" panela. 4.11 KV ADJUSTABLE SHELVING SHOW STARTS 7 Pll 6' WOOD STEPLADDER Four-way metal spreader. Full- VISIT MIDWAY MARKET TO sodded, wUh laJF plvanlzed v.uhon. ...we. AU; VARimES AVAILABLE NOW SEED POTATOES e GARDEN s·EEDS eFLOWER and VEGETABLE PLANTSe Big Bag Tomato Plants e Trees and Shnibs West Mlin St. Pomeroy, Ohio Res. 6.9S 5.49 Rat "D" IIIIIIJ .tiiJn!inUtn l.-dder. U.L. lille4 md labeled. 16" S.fe()' lft'hoel feet. ... 19.95 Soe oor eomp~te •Jection ol material for u.e in lAY room. lUI 20' EXT. LADDER 1\f' Rat "D" nlftl AJumlnum IIIII· .... ,. Cent.r ..mt pulley. Plta muy other re• U.L. lbt· eel ..C IPPro¥ed ..... 2!.95 tuN&. 20.77 __ _.... . ~N 24' EXT. LADDER SaJne fntun11 a the 16' and 20' Wdm. .... Ill hiH Cy'*- [nd Adhere~ _...,. 25.31 1o ~ metal, or _. omy. Pltl .............. Cal REG. capa, Dk Call $1.19 WI ....... Of C/H UTILIT¥ DRILL U207·2 te 12:3f·'M e!Mf Hana your lawn and prden equipmeat on the wtD and leave the •· r r Squeeze any speed from 0 tO 2250 RPM. Operalt at any apeed in either direction. OPEN DAILY 1.00 AM to 1 -'M lllncfoy1NOAM 51 TOOLS FOR All JOBSI within easy i.ach. . thes~ and ·. THE SHOE BOX Ing waa eoncludedwiththeLord's There it.a diHerence in Mirecle Water SEE the diHerence SMELL the diHerence TASTE the diHerence FEEL the diHerence !Iaiiy dangerous items sUch as ·- ' . . _.... - ' tk. 1tq. Jl.SO youngsters don't keep paten· Mt: ·40 Mrs. Skinner Dies In California or fuhlitvre polish, If you have 0 ' \lOW.~ HI-BROW . BLACK DrillinJ <:apacily: 3/8.. steel; 3/4'' 16" Ions x 6.. bilh and 8"' deep. hardwood. 1000 RPM . Double ftdlction pair&. U124 Dvrabk: baked enamel wUh fuU 14.44 Mission Study 0 - .........,.....,bUd, Mrs. Ona Martin, a former reo aries" published. The book was sldent ol the Rock lt>riJli!S co... an eltectlve refiection of bymunity of Meigs Co1mty, obaer~ gone da.y s brought forth to emed her tOOth blrthda,y annlverBiry bellish the reunion spirit. on Thursday, AprU 4, in Florida. The !lwo dlughters ol Mrs. On the Sunda,y preceding her Martin and the late Mr. Martin blrthda,y, Mrs. Martin Shared were here for the reunion. They with the COf«roeaUon ottheFirst ere Miss Thelma Martin. a school Christian Church at WUton :MaiJ.. teacher in Euclld, and Mrs. Do~ on, Fla., a reception. A cake ts Povemnir&. a COlumbus school lighted by 100 candles was serv- teacher. The rise ol G, Harold Martin ed. On her armiversary, her son to the role of a prominent Fort and daughter - ln -law, Mr, and Lauderdale attorney is a tyPical Mrs. G. H. Martin entertllned American success story. with an open house at their home He is the firs~ to admit the on Fort Lluderctele. lloundlng out poverty oC his childhood. He alithe obeervance was a birthda,y tended a one room school at trneting !rom President ~ndon l<of« HoUow In Meigs County B. Johnson. and wsiked !rom his home to Many Meigs Countian• will reo Pomeroy High School He was member the Martin !amlt;y who oflll' 16 at the tlme of his gradttresided In the llock ~rings ar01 ation. before moving tD Columbuo some The Manin Camily became years ago. "rich" when coal rights under Lut sprtng, the ·three chil- its propertY were purchased (or dren ollllrs, Martin and tht late $5,000, G. Harold Martin, the llr, Martin, wera In Pomeroy eldest of the three children. was where G. Harold Martin, now a given $700 with which to enroU ' promlilen\ Port LludOrdale at- at Ohio Univei'SIQ>.·· ..... . torney, hOsted'his Pomero.Y High He received hi& AB degree School tll'sduatlng cieos - the rrom there in 1921 and then went cla11 or 1917 - at 1 dinner to Ohio State University where~ . and sparked the golden annlver- received his law degree tn 192.3.. Sil}' of the class at several reThe lsmlly moved to Colwnbus union events. For the occasion, whUe he attended Ohio Stole. Mr. Martin had a "Book ol Mem- Martin worked hi• WI¥ oot only through Ohio Unl ver siQ> but also prodUct, such as lye, "'-~!, Mrs. Fisher is Hostess for ""'"-OJ')'· .1.1.. lOOth Birthday Observed I DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-~• bow to work It: 11'40 ~A~de;;•sert~~cou~n;e~w~as;'*';;,v~o4~~~~~;1•r;· Martini her son, G. Harold, and Mrs. LOris M. Povenmire, a Columbus school teacher. ·• 41. Golf club .,. HOSPITAL NEWS Tri.County CB Radio Club gram chairman, said that, ••u we are willing to place ourselv~ ea lD God's hands, he ~ill save us from our almlesllllesa and lin, and glve our lives purpose. lulness and meaninl for exprea. ston In all kinds' ol situationa." Scripture taken !rom John f was read by Mrs. Paul Werner. A dlSCUBiion W81 held Oil t h e stltement ol lalth ol 111e church. Mrl. ...1bomaa Young prealded at 111e mOetlnr cmtng which time a thank-you card was read rrom Mlaa Kate Flck. Future projects were dieeuued and the meet- 41. Broa4 thorOfare : 21.11ublldo $2.2 Million HB Fund =·:.: ~~~ ;"tM.iiinii', ml Mrl. FJ.za Gilmore, Jr., PtO· 40. ·sherbet ..... ....... prelll: neosand-·tha~~ U.Detoott mountabi atnile.... the United of Chrtst, !rom the Church otatemeol of !al111Wll ol the t>J'otlrlm topte when t h e Frlend4' Circle met Tuesda,y n""t at 111e cllurch. upon ·' 28. God of Be(Jium 14. Rqalan. . u. instlan .... e11 people rrom 28. Wait ' 9. catUe: ::-=:;=-:: •God - . in holy 101'1 to Donald Hauck were bolt.,.••· 1lle ._ .~ -141' lllrl. ...... river I. canftl Wltel'l poet. 1•. 17. Tbrlce: -enjl7$w . Birthday Observed With Family Dinner racunr btll'e\v 'York. Bay · II.AmoJ11 Here's How The Proposed New Span Replacing Silver Bridge Will Loolt Mrs. Nelson Of Dexter Dies , . J <oll n .I•larut 2. ll:ntlre 3. Medley 4. Ancient D. ItaJian ' lenath hlnae. Plull-.twue. ..... 6.4, NOTHING ELSE Ll ®•219 Completely Automati~ Electrically Operated $258.19 VALUE I Ftlrnl$hes Cleirj sparkling l';efreshing MIRACLE WA· TER rlpt .from your fau· eels. Gives water, free of · rust an~ cloudiness, free of scale forming Ume and . stain fonninc lmpurllles. .. 111M· ·u uo.J 4, 41. �• • · ·· ~· • • '¥•\ >· ... ' • ' •• "' - . . .... .. . , •• , , ... . _ .. ~- .... ' ... ...... . .. . . . . . . . . . - - · . . . . . . , .. . . . . . ~ ---~ .. .. . .... . · - - · .~ . . . .. . " . . • • •• • "'· ' • . . . . . ,.... . ' .. • ••• ~ . , . ,. . . . ¥ . . . . . I ' ~ . . . . . . ... . . . . . . ! ·•- .. \ .. ~-- ~ ... ~- -~... ~.... .... ........ .. ...... ... .. .... - • ••• - .'" ... :··i'O·· ' ' , . ' ' . ,...,._ . . . .. ' ....~ ......... ... .., "' .\•· ·· ·· ~ · -~ ---- .• -. .. -~-.I .• I • I • • i . ', 'Vet_t G. ood_'Gracie G,_·ve~ Councit'''i;,~~:!....~~~- "' Elberfeld Families are Togetfier Easter Sunday THURSDAY ROBERTA CffiCLE, al t h o Pomeroy Muonlc Temple ot 7 p.m. Thursday, potluek supperi all line oflleera, past matrons of District 2S, Order ol the East- om Star, eligible toatiend. Bring own table services. TWIN CITY !lorlnettea, Tbursdll,l', 7:30 p.m. aoclal rooms of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. BUSY BEE Clasa9a.m, Thursdll,l', Trinity United Church of Cluist, TRINITY CHOffi rehearsal, 7:30 Thursda,y night at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert El~ feld were hosts at tllalr country OOme on Chester Road tor a~ ily gathering on Easter Sunda,y. Following a dinnert the children had an egg hunt on the lawn. Attenclbw: the e\lent were AJ. Ired Elberfeld, Jim l!ld n>n An- derson l!ld Mr. l!ldMrs. WQliam Council Will Participate in Chester Rites church. Chester Col.l'lcil ~3, DaughSPECIAL SESSION, lltade Riv- ters or America, voted at a er Lodge 453 et hall ln Chester, • Thurl!da,y, 7:30 p.m. Past master ~ ·Dillht will be observed and the ., Muon degree conferredlU)OOone " candidate. MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Club, Thurscta,y, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs Councy courtroom, E. A, Wqett reports. Public invited. ROCK SPIUNGS Better Health Club, I :15 p.m. Thursda,y at the mme or Mrs. George Sldmer. MIDDLEPORT CHILD Conser-ntlon League, Thursda,y nigh~ onnual dlnnar at Oscar• in Gal- meeting Tuel!da,y night to participate in the Memorial Da,y services at Chester. During the session held at the hall and presided over by Mrs. Dorls Koenig. council, lt was decided to disconllnue the Memorial Day project of purchasing cemetery flags ror the graves of deceased members. It was announced, however, that relatives may order f I a g s thrO!Jgh Mrs. Hattie Frederick, secretary. In a comrnunteation from Mrs. Edith Wakeb', district depucy, it. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 was noted that Forest Rose CounP• m. Thurs~. Sacred Heart cU 285, Tuppers Plains, has reCatholic Church. Wblte el<i>hant quested consolidation with t h e Chester Council. A vote on the ..... ROCK SPIUNGS Grange, 8 p, proposed consolidation of t h e m. Thursda,y, at the grange haiL two councils was scheduled ror the next meeUng on llla,y 7, and FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs members of the Chester CounChtPter, DAR, at 2p.m. Frida,y, cil were a$ked to be ]lresent to home of Mrs. A. R. Knlgh~ Mrs. make a decision on the matter. lipolis. J,. Edward Foster and Mrs. am. It was reported cllring t h e ton FISher assisting hostesses; that Mrs. LucUleKraeuter is a pati111t at Holzer Hoipita!, and that Mrs. Alma Tuttle il!l ill at home. Fi.rst nomination of officers was scheduled for the next meeting. Twenty • six members were present for the meeting which opened in rltuailatlc form. speaker, R e v. Max Ibrudlue, Heath Methodist Church paator. POMEROY CHAP!'ER, Royal Arch Masons, special meeting, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Royal arch degree Jud7 Kin& """""" at Olivet •··•·•·· Dl Colleai, """"""""• ., *POIII Anderson and children, Krl811n lhe Easter weekend here Willi . and B~, of Pomero,r: Mr.l!ld her parents, !llr. l!ld Mrs. VIrVro. WUIIun J?o•nle, Morning gU Klnl- Other · iUesle ot the ......,. Mll Star, Mr. ami Mrs. ste,.,E!be.. Kln8 • ........, wore Mrs. leld l!ld dauchter. Rebec<o, ol dred Wllllsma ond IIlii, Torry,GallJpoUo; . Mr. l!ld Mrs. Bob a otudent at Olivet Collep, and Slagle ol lroniOJI; Vr, l!ld Mrs. dau8hler, Mro. Carl- ,WQJtm. E. w. Siddall of Marietta; Mr. l!ld Mra. Wlllluna• grl!ldcblll!ld Mrs. Martin Elberfeld · of ~el'" --• ......... all ~ w dren, ~· " uN ,......,. • ChUIIcothe. Cievell!ld. Mr. and Mrs. WW!om Swotoel Eaater 91llda1 guo&ta of Mr. and son, Jim, Miss BrendaPoUs, ond Mrs.HaroldDJrnaide, KlnpMr. and Mrs. Karl Kra1Xtsr and bury Road, were Mr. l!ld ill r a. chUdren, Kim ond Keith, Mr, Rlcbard -llllelt, Reynoldsl!ld Mrs. W, A. Glbba ond son, burg; Mr. aud Mrs. TOm BumJeff, snd Mrs. J. E. D. llartlqtaide, Mr. snd Mrs. Earl 0 • er1 Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thoma, Kelly l!ld &.zan, Pam· Glbb" of Ashland, J11,, ond Joe eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Glen ThoGibbs of Circleville. Families Come For Dinner on : Debra ot Bashan Rood; l!ld Leo- ;:~. ~id ";!.~ru.!. lie Burnside of Athens. Mr. l!ld Mrs. J. M, Pren- Ute ot I...ooisvtne, Ky. are here vlolting her Easter Sunday brother-ln~aw ond sioler, Mr. and Mro. Aaron Zahi. Mr. and Mrs, Arvil Holter l!ld son, Gordon, visited &lnda,y with Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton at A fsmlly dinner was held Easier Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr" Rall>h Painter, Mlddlepo~ Lake Choctaw, near ColumbUs. The Holters' daughter, ~a.ron. Route 1. During #le afterroon an egg had spent several days previoushunt was staged for the chUdren ly with Mr. l!ld Mrs. Fenloo and of the ramllies attending, Guests returned home with her parents. were Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Pain'" The group was joined for an er of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. How- Easter outing by Mrs. Wilford ll"d Rauch or Newark and their Bing and children of Columbia children, Barbara, Steve a n d Statloe l!ld Miss Mildred HolPam; Carol Sue Rauch of Waah- ter of Oberlin. ington, D. c.; Mr. and Mrs. Ham ry Brown and children, Glenn, and Mrs. Denver llysell of PomSarrum' and Tt~rry, or Chester; eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moss-Mrs. Eva Painter and children, msn ond children, VIne~ TamRusty. Debbie and Robin ol Pom- ncy and Counle of Middleport and eroy, and the hosts' children, l)i.. Mr. and Mrs, Gey llyseli and children, Unds, U>nald, snd U>11o ana, Becky and Victor. Afternoon callers were Mr. na x.y, Pomeroy. · Annuallli&IMi<!ion of1beodor· us Co.w)cll. i7, ~ter• of America, ... -~by Mra: Edllb Wak,eiJI of ~lot!&,, dla. trlct .........., M--•·· ni'"'t at 0" ..,...., ~tlloiOOFhall. · A srade of "very_lj!IOII'• W.a extended to 111• CClUIIcli by Ill"•· Wake••, wbo loa lnelllber of the " Gleun Cooncll of Mar· Golden !etta• .Mrs. NlttiO HI,V~I, m behall of the councll, presented a silt to !lira. Wakely end to Mrs. Marpret Saldenabei ~ "'·te -··clior. ' · -· During the moeUng. M r •· Wakely ooWned plans tor the 46th Annual RaiiJI to be held on Ma,y 23 at Marietta at 1:30 p. m. She reflleated lllot Theoclorua Counell pre- the colora at the rally which will be hosted by melllbers of Golden Gleun Council 254. A dlnller · w~n be aerved al 5:30 p.m. at BeVarIJI Place lesion hall Elstrth l!ld Woootera St. by th~ Amerlcon Leglon auxiliary and members ._, 17. . · ·· , MJ:i, EaaL,ml..-· ~lllied 111 .the illotrli!!· depul;y lo Work will> Mro. Cora J!!o!oate ·m 1111 h..,. lad oi11!iill• · ~at th 0 -u.-• ~-~- r.. •"" . I· _ , ..,.. Mr ·Baldwin •• · reqiitoted to oo.alii lllrs. Della SIOhl 11 1 be "aueia wllai' ' table. lllelllber• · mlndod to • - - .,..s "'" tor woro rt ' bOth 111•·. ~ and oll)hona table l!ld the wllll" table. Mrs. Wakol,y ..-.need I h e pracUee to be held el the Tup. para Plains hall .., 1111 5, ond asked all dlllrlct olllcora, ••coria, cloputleo, IIOie olllcers, · post atate olllcera, I h • chairman for the • t• t e orandofthethechoral • were asked to get their resei-- wu u.- aue•• m0111017 of MJ:a. -~· Jll r ~.DoVol, l!ld Vrs~~lzobioti!:Caml'bell, charier member• • Gueotio'lol' the!nsi*/iOP ,..,. Mrs. r,ctllll s,tzt._, Jljlol 110te cowlitfctr .or f'oreot .Rll .-.. .. Colli• ell 285; l!ld !lira. FRo .l'orlln ol Gol~ GINm 2~ •. a dl .. trlct iNslee. The traveU,nc prln tbllled _ ·by Mrs. Netdi ilaJoa waaftlfd. eel to Mra. Carrie Mahli.&ftdtolreiii11Jl81111 wera oenld cllrln& a conoludlnc aoclal hcluf'. · Blna DeVol !ind Mrs.• II&Ue Bak\11'. ·Jt ••• also ~ 111a1 Vrl. Sllltl alol Vro. paddie ~cl<h,ilm had '!Oot thOlr bus; ballda .... deatli.· · A -UM was _r~celvOdJrom the DeVol lunUt Willi ihe roquoat that it be used.lor a momorlal tor Mro. DoVol. A you· card tor nowars waa recel•· ed from the Sllleslamlb'.r.tr· al servtcea lor Mra. DeVol wore helcl on April 8 by the c.,uncll rma "' · t .h i • nk- ·~ ..~ 8I'OUP to be present. Announced wu a maetlna · . r vaUons to Mra. Seidenabeibetore pro tem, presldecl alii>• meetIng, during whlcb time It woo reported that two members had The normal range o! a been lost by death durinl the human voice is 150 yards on a past month. Tba,y were Mrs. still day. . ' ehar... ·-. . , ·'. . ' ' '" ~- j_ l'uri,V&Il ·~had de- · ll.r•· ' . '· ~-~ ;;- '• -... . II ~- ·~ -... ' ' " /' ~""• : • -. "~· ~ ' .l·, ... ~- .. · · '' ' '' Q ·u ter Grade Sctool sponaored . lt''9heat.er Alumni Assn. Music fl"llncls Andrews l!ld gro"'; James carnahan. MONDAY 95, Daughters of Unloll nigh~ hall. ](E[GS COUNTY Republican ,, ''•·' Teeh....,Jy'a Pre&re,u Allho~gh it did not advance rapidly, technology made ·aubf sll\ntial .progress in the plld!i ' . , ·rdle ages. The wlndmiU, wheelbarr!IW. wind,ow glass; <&1Mii• a~d,paved .road were ln~e~W In the. 12th cent•ry; Al>Oci,, ", '· ,. lf' .: ' . tacles and the ohip's rlld\ler A: ~ j' canilcit' claim appeared In the !Stli; , tho Yet rve .. _red" a lhciur grandfather clock was· . de· l!ld or more · • vised in the 14th, .Who hav, come -to. me tor guld. anee alld help ' . - . As they entered my class room ·~ •. 1v, . m.o...;•. tea"!'- Siberia spans nine __ time ZOf)eS. PlAY!, PANTOR[SS PLAf! / · ' " Pla'in colors; chicles and fi!;jvred patterns Sleeve &Sleeveless $.00 to 15.00 Jr. and Misses Sizes Lad. Colton Siip• $1 ~bile A..acc top and bottom. Sizes S:z;48 Candy Speciill V1nill• Whirla, lb. 35c.· CULOTTES ·- Club, Second Ward '.' J~se, MCJIIda¥, 6:30 p.m. .•C4!¥eJed dloll rofrellllmenla. Open ·I!> Jllbll•· SKIRT STYLE._.... __ -'5i 00 .' LEDLIE · STYLE · WE HAVE ' .... , 1ow ro 'su&GESr ----- - ~---~------------------- - -r liQUID ~oiOtllfn• KITCHEN TUllES PRELL . J" ' FAMILY SIU . lEG. $1.$$ ' I , \!, DISCOUNTD • DELIVERED ' • • •• • • •• • • • your cholee of regular 29c IIIJIN now 011 Nit for just 2 tor 30c 29 llr one It_ c Pnce Choose onather c and par onlr ..... l . , ·.ftHe.t,K .. ( 0 .5' .' 1 WEEi fi.E COMPLETE lOOM AND RENTAL SUPPLIES 2tb.l~QO . ... s... ••..•• 3 x 5 Ft. Area Rugs •• • ' SUCARYt-···· . ' ' '' · 20~0UNCE •• In ttll entranc. ... bnidl a bed ... et kitchen link • . . . or In the blth-thnl helvyWe4ght cut·pllt Nl)l are ideal! Sate Te• ..·Grip,. back. Walhlbll. • • • ••• .••• • • .. • . A!! Carved Dl,lt,MONO RINGS To meet your requirements in both otyle &lid budae~ Ar!Carved p.....,ta - new diamond enp.gement rings with matchinc wed· din( bands. Each diamond II boebd by the ArtCarved u weD u choice of ei&e end price. Do see us .aon. GOESSUR Jewelry Store Po,. roy . • • WE _ARE HERE .TO SERVE. YOU . Gonwol · • WEEI-1:30l0 6 ·. JAY JAY . TAIlORING POIEIOY ' S9~ .... 17.95 .-· 'C ·,, . pa..ed mvariety of desip, All Wort. O...ranl.... Mest hr· vice Ono Dey. S,.a.llllng In Zippers, c.dfl.... ,........... , ... chilli, L.... lhoilll~"' •.~ ' t ' in( worth. Our new ArtCarved collection il unsur· Cou'"' St. . ·, .• .,.11"'• Pe!'llll.ll8nt v..ue Guarantee, your auurance of Jut· Pori Owner government had in the building of the and bought none stock. In 1875, and OPEN. 7-DAYS FIRST CUT •·CAMWA SO, ..... 1-·I.A LUNf lET, Nta the shares ~· MANY. MANY . MOIIIIT£ CIISTO COI.UCTIOI Khedive of gained part •· Opp. Upper Parld111 Lot ~· ' at ,...,._, 7:30 Monda.Y '. .nor ·:f . '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. Plains school Slturda,y . T!~ ' Mltchlng towel, dllh ' . .-lt;y building. •1 ' ClOth 1nd PG1 holdtt to drHI up your kltdlln. .'. ·•.Jot!ND begl.anlng AND SQUARE dance, 8 Poftl. ' ,, .I of thlo year. . ' A 1lllrd Ill"~ teach.e t at 1111door. aoo Grode ,Stbool, 1111e plane to travej ~.!l•ol,y •.and ·devote No, 1 do not have wealth more time. to rOadll\g and writ.-- wldellpread tame In&. 111. l!!,ldldon m her work al (God deemed It otherwl~ . the Fab1'1~ ~leal Uait.. Buill! have louehld .....,.hlided I,lrol!¢111( P!l'rch. · i . i oh heart ' · . . .-n.e dat!ortnc .pool!'. written And helped him to realize ~ fl\!s•.It!!!io;lo, rev,.la her true Thai God, too, haa •a plan !Dr •lellilg about the rol~' of a him · . er lo toda)"~· rapldll' ChaJigliog ma tuture he'll ordain· · · snd tenalon'lllleil. !iO<ieiJ: M,y heart eon then, r~ee again ·RD'LECTIO!i:S OF A 'llEACHER . I hav~ not lived in' vilnf (Now nearln& Rotlremeat) . BAKEiFURNITURE . . ;' serving begins at 5 p.m., ., ·.c -aored by Tuppers Plalno · C<immunlt;y Women' a Ciob; pro. ' "· COOda to a fllnd ·to build a com- • l- were from ~bm:i'eld 11, New York Clothing House, ond Ledlle Slotera. 1\ eldt. Noah ond The Lord wao presented by Scott Carter ana.!Iandi King. ilaq. George, driosed up like ·a lady did a pantOIIllm'l, Peyton Place and to cori~~ the*'"icra•liM!ndY King cld a modem dance act, The Ea~ ler I!Onnei'Jlurlliar. •.. '. 1 ~ the bu.8lne81 meeting • • < ' the $prlng Contir.illee 'I' Athens,. 011· April 27 it the West El0inenlar7 Scbool .... ......,. It W11 IIIII $121 • OLD FASHIONED round, .,.., dance, Saturday, beJblnlng 9 p.m., Bedford Youth Center, Darwin; llpOUOJ'!t_~­ wln Motorcycle Club. Admlsll<in, $1 per couple. SPAGHETTI SUPPER, T uP- :~· f ported and . · were • emcees. I ,, ' ~lfl~- O ' f· ·· ; "" li!nm·!rom meeting THIRD FRIDAY CLUB, 7:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Fred Dessauer, Pomeroy. SATURDAY DANCE PARTY, Pomeroy Jr, l!lilo, 8 to II p.m. Saturday, Pomeroy FTA sponsors; Jays, . ·.- \~,iJCE M. '.BOA,CH, · ' · iiAillN" ..: Mlos A.l-ie e M, Roo,clr, ~~~~~. :• tetcbi~ In ~ IIlii Couioll ,.-.!Dr many years, '1!111 reUre on Juhe' 6ql • FOR HIS or HERS ' IUiil guests. ., ldaJrt. J;lq)' . ~· led tho pl..... Re.tif:i~~t thii'.Ju~te -. " JT-------- MARY SHRINE, While !lorlne ol Jerusalem, annual installation " ofollicero, Friday, 8p.m.,IOOF Hall in Pomeroyi officers to wter formals; open to friends pers ' M~o~t· ·:T' ' eacher Plafis ' . ,' -, ' . ~ ··-r~ SOME CAU IT-------. WHOLESALE ---------SOME CAU IT • DISCOUNT WE NAMED • w'addllil of past councilors ot Illllrlct 13 to ·be held at 1:30 p.m. m ~­ rll 28 at tho Kimes Convalesconi Homo In Athena. Mra Winona Cook, counello r j . COME TO. • • IJ<IIIpment had . belol and placed In eacb the ,erode •ctoPol· ......, , )lie Alumni ).ta,y ;$ and the ~ swiao.steak. The • c wUI be conferred. ELEANOR CIRCLE, 7:30 p.m. Frida,y, Heath Methodist Church. Refrellhments were served by JITNEY SUPPER Frida,y, 5 the ldlcben oommlttee during the p, m., Portland Grade Scmol, conclooing social hour, eponsored by PorUI!ld MatOOdlat WSCS. Candidote nigbl wiD Htw· FRIDAY was reported UuJt Flrl•llghter or Gr1"0 !Ifill.,... illlltlc. 99c ...1M EIEN FRANKLIN® PH. 992·3491 . E ·OY MANY MORE SPECIALS ' · THRO.UGHOUt'' T:)rt£ STORti '' . ' ' . -SHOP·NOW I•' I '1 •' . �• • · ·· ~· • • '¥•\ >· ... ' • ' •• "' - . . .... .. . , •• , , ... . _ .. ~- .... ' ... ...... . .. . . . . . . . . . - - · . . . . . . , .. . . . . . ~ ---~ .. .. . .... . · - - · .~ . . . .. . " . . • • •• • "'· ' • . . . . . ,.... . ' .. • ••• ~ . , . ,. . . . ¥ . . . . . I ' ~ . . . . . . ... . . . . . . ! ·•- .. \ .. ~-- ~ ... ~- -~... ~.... .... ........ .. ...... ... .. .... - • ••• - .'" ... :··i'O·· ' ' , . ' ' . ,...,._ . . . .. ' ....~ ......... ... .., "' .\•· ·· ·· ~ · -~ ---- .• -. .. -~-.I .• I • I • • i . ', 'Vet_t G. ood_'Gracie G,_·ve~ Councit'''i;,~~:!....~~~- "' Elberfeld Families are Togetfier Easter Sunday THURSDAY ROBERTA CffiCLE, al t h o Pomeroy Muonlc Temple ot 7 p.m. Thursday, potluek supperi all line oflleera, past matrons of District 2S, Order ol the East- om Star, eligible toatiend. Bring own table services. TWIN CITY !lorlnettea, Tbursdll,l', 7:30 p.m. aoclal rooms of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. BUSY BEE Clasa9a.m, Thursdll,l', Trinity United Church of Cluist, TRINITY CHOffi rehearsal, 7:30 Thursda,y night at the Mr. and Mrs. Robert El~ feld were hosts at tllalr country OOme on Chester Road tor a~ ily gathering on Easter Sunda,y. Following a dinnert the children had an egg hunt on the lawn. Attenclbw: the e\lent were AJ. Ired Elberfeld, Jim l!ld n>n An- derson l!ld Mr. l!ldMrs. WQliam Council Will Participate in Chester Rites church. Chester Col.l'lcil ~3, DaughSPECIAL SESSION, lltade Riv- ters or America, voted at a er Lodge 453 et hall ln Chester, • Thurl!da,y, 7:30 p.m. Past master ~ ·Dillht will be observed and the ., Muon degree conferredlU)OOone " candidate. MEIGS COUNTY Democrat Club, Thurscta,y, 7:30 p.m. at Meigs Councy courtroom, E. A, Wqett reports. Public invited. ROCK SPIUNGS Better Health Club, I :15 p.m. Thursda,y at the mme or Mrs. George Sldmer. MIDDLEPORT CHILD Conser-ntlon League, Thursda,y nigh~ onnual dlnnar at Oscar• in Gal- meeting Tuel!da,y night to participate in the Memorial Da,y services at Chester. During the session held at the hall and presided over by Mrs. Dorls Koenig. council, lt was decided to disconllnue the Memorial Day project of purchasing cemetery flags ror the graves of deceased members. It was announced, however, that relatives may order f I a g s thrO!Jgh Mrs. Hattie Frederick, secretary. In a comrnunteation from Mrs. Edith Wakeb', district depucy, it. CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Club, 8 was noted that Forest Rose CounP• m. Thurs~. Sacred Heart cU 285, Tuppers Plains, has reCatholic Church. Wblte el<i>hant quested consolidation with t h e Chester Council. A vote on the ..... ROCK SPIUNGS Grange, 8 p, proposed consolidation of t h e m. Thursda,y, at the grange haiL two councils was scheduled ror the next meeUng on llla,y 7, and FRIDAY RETURN JONATHAN Meigs members of the Chester CounChtPter, DAR, at 2p.m. Frida,y, cil were a$ked to be ]lresent to home of Mrs. A. R. Knlgh~ Mrs. make a decision on the matter. lipolis. J,. Edward Foster and Mrs. am. It was reported cllring t h e ton FISher assisting hostesses; that Mrs. LucUleKraeuter is a pati111t at Holzer Hoipita!, and that Mrs. Alma Tuttle il!l ill at home. Fi.rst nomination of officers was scheduled for the next meeting. Twenty • six members were present for the meeting which opened in rltuailatlc form. speaker, R e v. Max Ibrudlue, Heath Methodist Church paator. POMEROY CHAP!'ER, Royal Arch Masons, special meeting, 7:30 p.m. Friday, Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Royal arch degree Jud7 Kin& """""" at Olivet •··•·•·· Dl Colleai, """"""""• ., *POIII Anderson and children, Krl811n lhe Easter weekend here Willi . and B~, of Pomero,r: Mr.l!ld her parents, !llr. l!ld Mrs. VIrVro. WUIIun J?o•nle, Morning gU Klnl- Other · iUesle ot the ......,. Mll Star, Mr. ami Mrs. ste,.,E!be.. Kln8 • ........, wore Mrs. leld l!ld dauchter. Rebec<o, ol dred Wllllsma ond IIlii, Torry,GallJpoUo; . Mr. l!ld Mrs. Bob a otudent at Olivet Collep, and Slagle ol lroniOJI; Vr, l!ld Mrs. dau8hler, Mro. Carl- ,WQJtm. E. w. Siddall of Marietta; Mr. l!ld Mra. Wlllluna• grl!ldcblll!ld Mrs. Martin Elberfeld · of ~el'" --• ......... all ~ w dren, ~· " uN ,......,. • ChUIIcothe. Cievell!ld. Mr. and Mrs. WW!om Swotoel Eaater 91llda1 guo&ta of Mr. and son, Jim, Miss BrendaPoUs, ond Mrs.HaroldDJrnaide, KlnpMr. and Mrs. Karl Kra1Xtsr and bury Road, were Mr. l!ld ill r a. chUdren, Kim ond Keith, Mr, Rlcbard -llllelt, Reynoldsl!ld Mrs. W, A. Glbba ond son, burg; Mr. aud Mrs. TOm BumJeff, snd Mrs. J. E. D. llartlqtaide, Mr. snd Mrs. Earl 0 • er1 Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thoma, Kelly l!ld &.zan, Pam· Glbb" of Ashland, J11,, ond Joe eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Glen ThoGibbs of Circleville. Families Come For Dinner on : Debra ot Bashan Rood; l!ld Leo- ;:~. ~id ";!.~ru.!. lie Burnside of Athens. Mr. l!ld Mrs. J. M, Pren- Ute ot I...ooisvtne, Ky. are here vlolting her Easter Sunday brother-ln~aw ond sioler, Mr. and Mro. Aaron Zahi. Mr. and Mrs, Arvil Holter l!ld son, Gordon, visited &lnda,y with Mr. and Mrs. William Fenton at A fsmlly dinner was held Easier Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr" Rall>h Painter, Mlddlepo~ Lake Choctaw, near ColumbUs. The Holters' daughter, ~a.ron. Route 1. During #le afterroon an egg had spent several days previoushunt was staged for the chUdren ly with Mr. l!ld Mrs. Fenloo and of the ramllies attending, Guests returned home with her parents. were Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Pain'" The group was joined for an er of Chester; Mr. and Mrs. How- Easter outing by Mrs. Wilford ll"d Rauch or Newark and their Bing and children of Columbia children, Barbara, Steve a n d Statloe l!ld Miss Mildred HolPam; Carol Sue Rauch of Waah- ter of Oberlin. ington, D. c.; Mr. and Mrs. Ham ry Brown and children, Glenn, and Mrs. Denver llysell of PomSarrum' and Tt~rry, or Chester; eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moss-Mrs. Eva Painter and children, msn ond children, VIne~ TamRusty. Debbie and Robin ol Pom- ncy and Counle of Middleport and eroy, and the hosts' children, l)i.. Mr. and Mrs, Gey llyseli and children, Unds, U>nald, snd U>11o ana, Becky and Victor. Afternoon callers were Mr. na x.y, Pomeroy. · Annuallli&IMi<!ion of1beodor· us Co.w)cll. i7, ~ter• of America, ... -~by Mra: Edllb Wak,eiJI of ~lot!&,, dla. trlct .........., M--•·· ni'"'t at 0" ..,...., ~tlloiOOFhall. · A srade of "very_lj!IOII'• W.a extended to 111• CClUIIcli by Ill"•· Wake••, wbo loa lnelllber of the " Gleun Cooncll of Mar· Golden !etta• .Mrs. NlttiO HI,V~I, m behall of the councll, presented a silt to !lira. Wakely end to Mrs. Marpret Saldenabei ~ "'·te -··clior. ' · -· During the moeUng. M r •· Wakely ooWned plans tor the 46th Annual RaiiJI to be held on Ma,y 23 at Marietta at 1:30 p. m. She reflleated lllot Theoclorua Counell pre- the colora at the rally which will be hosted by melllbers of Golden Gleun Council 254. A dlnller · w~n be aerved al 5:30 p.m. at BeVarIJI Place lesion hall Elstrth l!ld Woootera St. by th~ Amerlcon Leglon auxiliary and members ._, 17. . · ·· , MJ:i, EaaL,ml..-· ~lllied 111 .the illotrli!!· depul;y lo Work will> Mro. Cora J!!o!oate ·m 1111 h..,. lad oi11!iill• · ~at th 0 -u.-• ~-~- r.. •"" . I· _ , ..,.. Mr ·Baldwin •• · reqiitoted to oo.alii lllrs. Della SIOhl 11 1 be "aueia wllai' ' table. lllelllber• · mlndod to • - - .,..s "'" tor woro rt ' bOth 111•·. ~ and oll)hona table l!ld the wllll" table. Mrs. Wakol,y ..-.need I h e pracUee to be held el the Tup. para Plains hall .., 1111 5, ond asked all dlllrlct olllcora, ••coria, cloputleo, IIOie olllcers, · post atate olllcera, I h • chairman for the • t• t e orandofthethechoral • were asked to get their resei-- wu u.- aue•• m0111017 of MJ:a. -~· Jll r ~.DoVol, l!ld Vrs~~lzobioti!:Caml'bell, charier member• • Gueotio'lol' the!nsi*/iOP ,..,. Mrs. r,ctllll s,tzt._, Jljlol 110te cowlitfctr .or f'oreot .Rll .-.. .. Colli• ell 285; l!ld !lira. FRo .l'orlln ol Gol~ GINm 2~ •. a dl .. trlct iNslee. The traveU,nc prln tbllled _ ·by Mrs. Netdi ilaJoa waaftlfd. eel to Mra. Carrie Mahli.&ftdtolreiii11Jl81111 wera oenld cllrln& a conoludlnc aoclal hcluf'. · Blna DeVol !ind Mrs.• II&Ue Bak\11'. ·Jt ••• also ~ 111a1 Vrl. Sllltl alol Vro. paddie ~cl<h,ilm had '!Oot thOlr bus; ballda .... deatli.· · A -UM was _r~celvOdJrom the DeVol lunUt Willi ihe roquoat that it be used.lor a momorlal tor Mro. DoVol. A you· card tor nowars waa recel•· ed from the Sllleslamlb'.r.tr· al servtcea lor Mra. DeVol wore helcl on April 8 by the c.,uncll rma "' · t .h i • nk- ·~ ..~ 8I'OUP to be present. Announced wu a maetlna · . r vaUons to Mra. Seidenabeibetore pro tem, presldecl alii>• meetIng, during whlcb time It woo reported that two members had The normal range o! a been lost by death durinl the human voice is 150 yards on a past month. Tba,y were Mrs. still day. . ' ehar... ·-. . , ·'. . ' ' '" ~- j_ l'uri,V&Il ·~had de- · ll.r•· ' . '· ~-~ ;;- '• -... . II ~- ·~ -... ' ' " /' ~""• : • -. "~· ~ ' .l·, ... ~- .. · · '' ' '' Q ·u ter Grade Sctool sponaored . lt''9heat.er Alumni Assn. Music fl"llncls Andrews l!ld gro"'; James carnahan. MONDAY 95, Daughters of Unloll nigh~ hall. ](E[GS COUNTY Republican ,, ''•·' Teeh....,Jy'a Pre&re,u Allho~gh it did not advance rapidly, technology made ·aubf sll\ntial .progress in the plld!i ' . , ·rdle ages. The wlndmiU, wheelbarr!IW. wind,ow glass; <&1Mii• a~d,paved .road were ln~e~W In the. 12th cent•ry; Al>Oci,, ", '· ,. lf' .: ' . tacles and the ohip's rlld\ler A: ~ j' canilcit' claim appeared In the !Stli; , tho Yet rve .. _red" a lhciur grandfather clock was· . de· l!ld or more · • vised in the 14th, .Who hav, come -to. me tor guld. anee alld help ' . - . As they entered my class room ·~ •. 1v, . m.o...;•. tea"!'- Siberia spans nine __ time ZOf)eS. PlAY!, PANTOR[SS PLAf! / · ' " Pla'in colors; chicles and fi!;jvred patterns Sleeve &Sleeveless $.00 to 15.00 Jr. and Misses Sizes Lad. Colton Siip• $1 ~bile A..acc top and bottom. Sizes S:z;48 Candy Speciill V1nill• Whirla, lb. 35c.· CULOTTES ·- Club, Second Ward '.' J~se, MCJIIda¥, 6:30 p.m. .•C4!¥eJed dloll rofrellllmenla. Open ·I!> Jllbll•· SKIRT STYLE._.... __ -'5i 00 .' LEDLIE · STYLE · WE HAVE ' .... , 1ow ro 'su&GESr ----- - ~---~------------------- - -r liQUID ~oiOtllfn• KITCHEN TUllES PRELL . J" ' FAMILY SIU . lEG. $1.$$ ' I , \!, DISCOUNTD • DELIVERED ' • • •• • • •• • • • your cholee of regular 29c IIIJIN now 011 Nit for just 2 tor 30c 29 llr one It_ c Pnce Choose onather c and par onlr ..... l . , ·.ftHe.t,K .. ( 0 .5' .' 1 WEEi fi.E COMPLETE lOOM AND RENTAL SUPPLIES 2tb.l~QO . ... s... ••..•• 3 x 5 Ft. Area Rugs •• • ' SUCARYt-···· . ' ' '' · 20~0UNCE •• In ttll entranc. ... bnidl a bed ... et kitchen link • . . . or In the blth-thnl helvyWe4ght cut·pllt Nl)l are ideal! Sate Te• ..·Grip,. back. Walhlbll. • • • ••• .••• • • .. • . A!! Carved Dl,lt,MONO RINGS To meet your requirements in both otyle &lid budae~ Ar!Carved p.....,ta - new diamond enp.gement rings with matchinc wed· din( bands. Each diamond II boebd by the ArtCarved u weD u choice of ei&e end price. Do see us .aon. GOESSUR Jewelry Store Po,. roy . • • WE _ARE HERE .TO SERVE. YOU . Gonwol · • WEEI-1:30l0 6 ·. JAY JAY . TAIlORING POIEIOY ' S9~ .... 17.95 .-· 'C ·,, . pa..ed mvariety of desip, All Wort. O...ranl.... Mest hr· vice Ono Dey. S,.a.llllng In Zippers, c.dfl.... ,........... , ... chilli, L.... lhoilll~"' •.~ ' t ' in( worth. Our new ArtCarved collection il unsur· Cou'"' St. . ·, .• .,.11"'• Pe!'llll.ll8nt v..ue Guarantee, your auurance of Jut· Pori Owner government had in the building of the and bought none stock. In 1875, and OPEN. 7-DAYS FIRST CUT •·CAMWA SO, ..... 1-·I.A LUNf lET, Nta the shares ~· MANY. MANY . MOIIIIT£ CIISTO COI.UCTIOI Khedive of gained part •· Opp. Upper Parld111 Lot ~· ' at ,...,._, 7:30 Monda.Y '. .nor ·:f . '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. Plains school Slturda,y . T!~ ' Mltchlng towel, dllh ' . .-lt;y building. •1 ' ClOth 1nd PG1 holdtt to drHI up your kltdlln. .'. ·•.Jot!ND begl.anlng AND SQUARE dance, 8 Poftl. ' ,, .I of thlo year. . ' A 1lllrd Ill"~ teach.e t at 1111door. aoo Grode ,Stbool, 1111e plane to travej ~.!l•ol,y •.and ·devote No, 1 do not have wealth more time. to rOadll\g and writ.-- wldellpread tame In&. 111. l!!,ldldon m her work al (God deemed It otherwl~ . the Fab1'1~ ~leal Uait.. Buill! have louehld .....,.hlided I,lrol!¢111( P!l'rch. · i . i oh heart ' · . . .-n.e dat!ortnc .pool!'. written And helped him to realize ~ fl\!s•.It!!!io;lo, rev,.la her true Thai God, too, haa •a plan !Dr •lellilg about the rol~' of a him · . er lo toda)"~· rapldll' ChaJigliog ma tuture he'll ordain· · · snd tenalon'lllleil. !iO<ieiJ: M,y heart eon then, r~ee again ·RD'LECTIO!i:S OF A 'llEACHER . I hav~ not lived in' vilnf (Now nearln& Rotlremeat) . BAKEiFURNITURE . . ;' serving begins at 5 p.m., ., ·.c -aored by Tuppers Plalno · C<immunlt;y Women' a Ciob; pro. ' "· COOda to a fllnd ·to build a com- • l- were from ~bm:i'eld 11, New York Clothing House, ond Ledlle Slotera. 1\ eldt. Noah ond The Lord wao presented by Scott Carter ana.!Iandi King. ilaq. George, driosed up like ·a lady did a pantOIIllm'l, Peyton Place and to cori~~ the*'"icra•liM!ndY King cld a modem dance act, The Ea~ ler I!Onnei'Jlurlliar. •.. '. 1 ~ the bu.8lne81 meeting • • < ' the $prlng Contir.illee 'I' Athens,. 011· April 27 it the West El0inenlar7 Scbool .... ......,. It W11 IIIII $121 • OLD FASHIONED round, .,.., dance, Saturday, beJblnlng 9 p.m., Bedford Youth Center, Darwin; llpOUOJ'!t_~­ wln Motorcycle Club. Admlsll<in, $1 per couple. SPAGHETTI SUPPER, T uP- :~· f ported and . · were • emcees. I ,, ' ~lfl~- O ' f· ·· ; "" li!nm·!rom meeting THIRD FRIDAY CLUB, 7:30 p.m. Friday at the home of Mrs. Fred Dessauer, Pomeroy. SATURDAY DANCE PARTY, Pomeroy Jr, l!lilo, 8 to II p.m. Saturday, Pomeroy FTA sponsors; Jays, . ·.- \~,iJCE M. '.BOA,CH, · ' · iiAillN" ..: Mlos A.l-ie e M, Roo,clr, ~~~~~. :• tetcbi~ In ~ IIlii Couioll ,.-.!Dr many years, '1!111 reUre on Juhe' 6ql • FOR HIS or HERS ' IUiil guests. ., ldaJrt. J;lq)' . ~· led tho pl..... Re.tif:i~~t thii'.Ju~te -. " JT-------- MARY SHRINE, While !lorlne ol Jerusalem, annual installation " ofollicero, Friday, 8p.m.,IOOF Hall in Pomeroyi officers to wter formals; open to friends pers ' M~o~t· ·:T' ' eacher Plafis ' . ,' -, ' . ~ ··-r~ SOME CAU IT-------. WHOLESALE ---------SOME CAU IT • DISCOUNT WE NAMED • w'addllil of past councilors ot Illllrlct 13 to ·be held at 1:30 p.m. m ~­ rll 28 at tho Kimes Convalesconi Homo In Athena. Mra Winona Cook, counello r j . COME TO. • • IJ<IIIpment had . belol and placed In eacb the ,erode •ctoPol· ......, , )lie Alumni ).ta,y ;$ and the ~ swiao.steak. The • c wUI be conferred. ELEANOR CIRCLE, 7:30 p.m. Frida,y, Heath Methodist Church. Refrellhments were served by JITNEY SUPPER Frida,y, 5 the ldlcben oommlttee during the p, m., Portland Grade Scmol, conclooing social hour, eponsored by PorUI!ld MatOOdlat WSCS. Candidote nigbl wiD Htw· FRIDAY was reported UuJt Flrl•llghter or Gr1"0 !Ifill.,... illlltlc. 99c ...1M EIEN FRANKLIN® PH. 992·3491 . E ·OY MANY MORE SPECIALS ' · THRO.UGHOUt'' T:)rt£ STORti '' . ' ' . -SHOP·NOW I•' I '1 •' . �ll\IIN~\· .DIJRNVORE . WanledtoRent HIDE, MAW!! THREE OR four room house with small yard, In Middleport. Call 9112-2454. · . , til-811: TATER'S 60T Ef\IUFF TOVS WITHOUT '{QU BU~IN ' HIM A - - -· DAD9lJIW TEbov P.f?..~B~AR~! Forhnt PLENTY of space for one trail· er with 'all facilities. In Syra· cuse. Cali 1192-39114. 1-111-tfc FIVE ROOM furnlabEd both. In 2681. ~- . Call 247: 4-!Utp TRAILER. Brown's TraDer Park, MinersvUie. Phone 91113324 . !-!Ute . Notice Real £stare . . . Fo• S•le houae, FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to ocbool. Phone 992-5434. 111-111-tfc SHOOT, Sunday, April 21 at noon at the LARGE flve room and !.>alh apartment, newly clo<'oro!l!rt, Run Sportsman Club. II welcome. furnace hea~ Pomerov, Phone 1192-5!0'1.· 1-o·tfc 1-17-atc Cueirtu . ~;~Itt For Sale IF CARPETS look d'lil and drear, remove the lpob as POMEROY - BRIO[ STJI.EII!T they appear, with Blue t.Ja.. - 2 story irame home, 5 Ire. Rent electric shampooer rO!lms, bath, front poreh. Le$1. Baker Furniture. 4-115-etc vel Lot 4Dxl25. 13,iii!O.IJD HOUSE, also . Speed Queen washer $30, power lawn mower 130. CaU 9112-58811. 4-lll-121p SINGER PORTABLE, sews like new. Zig zag equipped. Full price $28.62. Terms. 'Phone 99U085. 4-11-lfe POMER()Y - EAST MAIN 2 story 9 room frame home, 5 rooma and bath down, with modern kltcllen and bath, I rooms and bath (up), sarage In basement. gao furnace beat, large front porch, large lot. Financing can be arring. ed; $10,0110.00 FARM - a ACRES - ON PAVED ROAD- Ilk story 7 room' home, bath, basement, furnace beating, bam, chick· en house, plenty of water. One mlle from HarrisonvUie. 16.900.00 VIRGIL TEAFORD, SalosmaD I!IIUZI AlBERT M. COX, Bnbr M~~M?-Atsso,ooo BUDGET -??- $5o,oooro· Sl R LAURENCE OliVIER, HELEt-1 HA'IES · .. L.I.AL NOTHII . EXPBrr ' : ·Wfleel Allgnll!a . . 5.·- ss ' MOBILE Court will be FURNISHED three-room apart. on or before April 30. llH!nt, bath; on South second large lots. On State Rt. Ave .. Middieoort. Phone Mrs. 1968 ZIG ZAG, buttonholes, SI!WS on buttons. monograms, fan· Syracuse, Ohio. Re5er· Howard Cecll, !192-5262. cy designs, etc. Sewa easy. for lots now being 4-Z-tfc One ~lal does It ali. Pay off Phone 9111-2951. balance due 8 payments ol 4-lll-13tc FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM f5.JS each. Phone 992-2565. APARTMENT. Middleport, 1-11-Uc SlllPMENT o! wophone 992-lB'II. 4-5-tfc and children's clotblng arrlnd; also, men's work MOBILE HOME spaces, eatra 1911 FORD F-1110. sis cylinder; 1'18.1 Forrl F-250, eight ey!Jn. Jeffers Clotbing ~ large 100 foot lots to set your 4-17-!tc der; 196~ Ford F-100, eisht Rl. », Pomeroy. moblle home . Good lncatlon cylinder: Can be seen at Dra. with or without natural gaa. 4-!Uic O'BlUEN AND CROW vo Corp.. Racine lnck site. 120 a month. Velma G. ZusREALTY COMPANN For details, phone New Hapan, Maaon, W. Va . Phone """" sewing at home: zip. ven 882-2151. 4-!Utc POI\tEROY - Union Terrace Jll)el<ets, pegging, hem773-5750. 4-ll-201p Ilk atorv frame, two bedalteraUcms, etc. Mrs. rooms~ bath. wall to wan (!if· SOLID STATE stereo; 1967 walThabet, Muon, NICE PRIVATE trailer space. pet, basement. $4.000.00. nut stereo console with 4 E.'very convtnlence. New lfa. 'm-5651. 3-18-30tp POMEROY - Lincoln Hto. speakers, 4-speed automatic ven, W. Va. Phone 882-2852. 1 story frame in 'good condi· changer. Take aver paymi!Dis 4-17-3te at Jack's Club. H9~ny lion, 2 bedrooms, bath, baseof $5.75 per month or pay ba~ V~I!Y Bovs. Friday and Satment, A nice place to live, once 169.40. Call 992-3218. 1 to 2 a.m. 4-lll-2tc FURNISHED apartment for goinR at 1$.500.00. 4-IUtc two: 212 S. 5tb Ave., MiddleREEDSVILLE. - COTI'AGE everv Frldav from 9 port. Phone 992-$435. 4-17-tfc USED PIANOS. THREE EX· Ilk story frame, 3 bedroomo. p.m. to 2 .a.m. "Best band TRA NICE. re-conditioned tip. bath. ohower in basement. Rl· the area"·. Shenan~ Snrlngs For Sale right pianos. Also otber pt. rage, free gas. Right on the Club. 4-111-2tc 1938 EARLY American stereo anos from $39.95 up. Free de- river. $5.9011.00. radio combination. damaged livery. Call ?C-Ull. l-14-6tc IIE."'IIY CLELAND c>ml"' SHOOT. Sunday. Anrll 21. In shipment; origblal price Olllce-fH.ust noon to 4 p.m.. Racinet349.96, balance now $2011, or 11 PER MONTH rental son ftl. ' " Buhan Rd .. a'lOnsored by Ra· payments o! 19.75 per month. tered water. Contact Bill Buck, 1-!6-311; · Fire Dept. Ramo, bacon New warranty. Call 1192-3218. Rutland. Also ~. ton paneled · · .. two lk hogs. 4-lll-3tc 4-IUtc truck, beavy duty, .~: Bullntls ~ •>.' .. ., ho JM' -~ . . . LOG.\N:•. '~ q~~ di~~ IIOUK,SbenangSprlnp 50XIO MOB~ me,_- ..- .· · ·• '• · ·. ,.._.,_4-1~\ ··• f' "-EQ~soe5 an oer·, . 5 to 6 o.m. Mondel, coppertone lilcben, two ELECTRIC FENCER. rod~ Jn: vtee Pomeroy, Oblo, RD 3, P'rlday. Ladles nlflbt bedroomo, carpet in living sulators, wire and barb wire, ~I prices on exrtngulsh· Friday. Ulfc room. Phone 1191-2819. 1-7-IZte Rood condirton. Reasonable. en for boats. trailen and ' Phone 1192-5!1!17. l-14-6tc homes. Dwight Logan • - ONE 1946 PENNY FOR CIJSIUON COMFORT 3821, Charles ·Marshall , 9111'l'!':tPBl for a brm adjua~ Knapp Sb,oes, Cliff's Shoe Re- JAMES FRY JI'Operty on 'Mid- 8364, Max Eichinger at Pomeroy Home !. patr, Middleport. S-IWOtc dlenort Hill. Phone 742-S61S. Lawrente Eblin ~. 1-7-lfe - ',_~-.-· 4-lt-6tc ~ FOUR ROOM how!e, bath, lull baaement, girage. Two year lti&'l HONDA, 300 Dream, U - P'~ 'F¥W TIRE SII!RVICE, old home. P1lone 9111-%121. mlles; windshield and belmel. l'pmeroy Home and Auto. J.B.Ift sood condition. call !81-St• II.JO.TFC Mason. ' 4-lt-6tp POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy_ mlnlature. 1'/S and up. Stud 1911 LARK. Good coodtUon. service and grooming. Phoae Good tlres-tiSO. CaD 1141991-5443. 11 S tie Ht-6tc 42'12. ' :, . .; ' ' ':' '·.' ,..,, ,.,,.__'' - r.----1 :cjl .cp l'' "l z ~~. -- I TODAY~ . ·"-'LITTLE OltPliAN .\NNIE . c.: c. mUwoiiD I N'-VIR I<H'W THit; TRAIN 1'3 NO J;.TLif'E2! LIKE THIS ! PlloDe .. . Coaloet . '~~ '······· ~ ' ·' ;-i 1 tie . .•.... r ' ,.,.··., ~ '' '·' ' ' AIR COtfl>f!.'ION!NG · ·.~ alion sllt'Yice. Jaclt's. Relrli· Neil' . Katen. bone 10-20'19. - , 4 I tfc ....tton. READY • MIX conmt. tlo1Jv. ered• right io yDIIt pro)fiet. 'tast llicl easy, Free ' malel. Phope 119l-SS14; ·~.' Jeln Ready • Mil Co., Middleport. Oblo. ' • 10 . tie our tlrlrd noor budget lbop. Batei .i'urnliure. Mlddleporl. Olllo. T tl 'tie ep..' . •; ..... 1966 Caprice H.T. liN eJII(ne. Turbo HfdramaUc &ins. ln1 •114! bnkn, WI iteertag "!ht!!!l.' . Air Coltd!Uonlllg, Prem. .wblt~ wan tlrel,' leau, blk. vinyl roof, yell.W body; radio, A real oko-"'"'ee. I' ...... ' ' ·''' 1965 Chtvy II 4 Dr. . .. ... .... $1.09~ , 4 Dt; Blk. lllllah, eleln ~for, coo<1 ilrts, ilaj( ~ · ttaadlrdtnaa, ., • ln111r1nce H~ .. ,. . ·.~~.,· ·Wr.RT ln«\INE TUNE UP, .· : .. MUELLER FORCED air fur· nace 4 years old, 125,000 BTU: Complete _ with dud work, reglslm and lhermostst. Phone IIOUI'I3. 4-11-lfe PURE BRED AMERICAN SADDLE horse, prlee reaaonabi~ Floyd CarillO, Rd 1, Mickueport, pbooe 74WUI. 4-lwtc woman to care s hour!! a room and hoard. 47 INCH Mare PGny, eall 112SIS'I before I . prm. ' 4-!Utc ..,K, in care ol . " ' llentlinel, Pomeroy. 1-17-ete tin OLDS coiiv~ftiole 88. good lhape. Call Muon. W. Va .. '/'IH2AI or 713-534'1 alter 5 p. 4-11-311: m. . . ' ·. _... if neOdetl. 'UII P•UI, ,..._ . ,-,.. Pomeroy Home J< Au~. ' ·.• ll.s0-TFC 'HOUSE w~h Mojor NO IN . . II 0 . t3EESE - NOYICI 041 APN...1MINT ·c... Ne. llltll ,,.... e1 • ....., Yemtt~ ...., . Dto N.ttc. ill herftr ••••n Ulel Miry t..UlM Rotert of 'llfl«'nl lbr lll:ciute, Wu!eu.. otdcl, h.. bHn dul, o~lnted AdmlnNtralrlll vf the llktl ., Rob~rl Vemon Koren deceeltd, late or Keic~ County. Ohkt. CNdltol'll Ire required to file Ulelr -d.dme with Jlld fl!luciuy wliflln four ........ D1tf1'1 Uitt 9th day or o\prtl 1918 (II, H. O' IIIIN flrlllde Jwlltt of Ml• CeUitty 4·1h ~ . 1a1 4-25 ~e IBOffi ' f'oNO, Ml\301'1 t'M NOTTR'IIN61tl TA~E IT WITH M~. 6UT IT ~AS 11) LAST ' TIL~ I 60/ ' / .. [~J .I"" ' ~~ / P055YC4T. . ' 01= BColY; ~ COI.R';:E , ii-IEY ~D 'TO~ CAQ<i .Com~*!" 8eroiOe .. ~ T~ 0t..D ·'TI""!~ ·"Oicif-.l"t' t>o 11:>0 . .. LI:Z.Mt>&! . AucrtONI!E!\ ,...,, OH L.-o' ... BUDGET PRICE fumiiDfe on JOHN FRY property on Mid· dleport HID. Phone 742-S6U. FORD JtfBILi!!E tnetM, good conditiO. i liDtoUlltr prdon traciDr , 5 hp. J. C. Prolfili, Albany. Turn .south' al -~­ bla School lot, 4 miles 1011th. 4-17-Jip LIKE ME: , PEOPlE SIISPECr YOU OF E'IEI?Yni/NG ! / WILL YOU mate a lair oller 0n deslnble ten year old h....e on Rl. a, In Cllllon . Sb: nlee rDIIIIIIl and bath. baoement seporated to . I rooms Jnd tile shower, 12z11 stan. Two lots SO.IOO eacb , Fenced in privacy. All 1tlnda of fruit trees. Inquire at Blanche Compeon In Clifton. w. Va. 4-1~ ' ' HO\o\i COME YOU SKIPP.E S: SCHOOl.. FOR~ . ! renee Is blfriquent since the ; Ught <!f, the mOolllo relatively feehl~ : ,· COAL, heavy, lump atoker, egg and mine nm. Excelsior Salt Warb, Ine., II!. Main st., Pomeroy. Phone IIZ-3891. IU.tfe ELECTRIC !QWGE trimmer, ollletric laWn mower. S gas lawn· mowers'. Ph~ 74Z-17lll ·Harri1011viile, Bud Doullaa, *111-llte l w.-. RN.EO 'r"'u, ~ILLY. WHEN YOU ,.t,.Q:E ~E€N WITH P. NO- GOOD GU Y I GIVOR~D HER.' 11-\Al'S A f\::lrAJT , Although the moon may .make a ralllbow, the occur· m-sm. iJIA.Y._ APRIL 20. II I. 5 miles east of Shade, lowllshlp road No. boll!ebold and of mllleellan· Lunch available. Bill Snow. ownikOOY's Auction Servlee, 4-lt-6tc TH~Y GET T~A: RIO/CU/.0/JS IDEA f I DID ITI 1 DID IT/ .. llo!l__..... · Auction W... ERE!:: HEY. 6 1LLY ! ,. 01 ,. ": • li . �• •' ' [l!i' :l: 'l : . I ' ' t'f: .,, l ' 1'he · J•il).- !'!Cntme&, l'onteroy-Midd1"1)ul'l• 0., ,\p_r illk, 1Ubn f ,_ . - ' ' OPEN BOTH DAYS 9:30 ,, \ . to 9: 0 P. • · ·.- ·' It ·.,. h. ·' ~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~··----- ·Girls Dresses on Sale Friday and Saturday ,• Boys Casual Slacks SUM SIZKS (6 to 16) ••••••••••• I 0 ••••••• I 0 •• OVER-DOOR '~ANGERS . ~95 HEGI!LAI! >;IZES (6 to Ill) , . . . . . . . . . . . , .... , •••3.95 HUSK1' SIZLS (8 co 18) •••• 0 I • 0 •••• I ••• 0 •• 0 Hold~;> $4.50 ••• Uu11t refliist&nt Dnlsh f'eh backing to prevent marring <bor. 9 TO lS MONTHS, :l TO :Jx, J TO 6x, AND 7 TO H. SIZES - l,ermanent l'ress iYy style with soil relea!!ie, Made by Burli~ ton. Bra:ss, Ioden green, naVY blue and black. 3. 95 to 12.95 Dresses 3. 95 Dresses----~-- sale 1. 98 · 4. 95 DresseL------· Sale 2.48 , S. 95 Dresses. ______ Sale 2. 98 .!:,, ' . 7. 95 Dresses_ ______ Sale 3. 98 8. 95 DresseL _______ Sale 4. 48 10.95 Dresses ·------Sale 5.48 12.95 Dresses_______Sale 6.48 .• ' '' ' .. LiHie Boys SHORT and SHIRT sm Sport Shirts Short sleeve shirts (or men in all sizes. Sm.aH Uf..lfl,l), Med-ium (15-1>1'.!), Large (l&-16lh), and Extra Large (17-171,7), Jleglp lar or button ck:lwn collar~, Every shirt Is permanent press, • ·- egu ar 11%81 39 • - -- =-----------=------1 I!EGLLAR $2.98 WOMEN'S PHIL MAID WHITE, BLACK AND PASTELS ... " . " . ~lei IlEAL MULTIPLE DI!ESS SHEER AND WALKING SHEER Regular 1.50, While They last · ·99t ~ot While They Last, 2.00 Regular 2.00 PCUNT d'ESPRIT STOCKINGS Tee Shirts with Pocket I!EGULAR $3.98 WOMEN'S PHIL MAID WALTZ GOWNS, SALE 3.49 ::-:-::-:--:--:-:-----'----------1 SMALL GROUP I!EGCLAR $2.00 PIERCED AND PIERCED LOOK stop in on Elberfelds l st floor and select lVhat you need in full or twin bed size mattreu covers (plastic or muslin). Ironing Board covert~ in 54 or 60 inch ler11,'1h, Pillow Cases, Pi14tw tick&, Iro~ 1968 SWIMWEAR ' ' ..' Buy your bathing suit now and chooso from a complete range of sizes in one and two piece styles. IS, 'Women's Sizes 718 to !7118, 10 to 32 to 40, also tall sizes. Extra Sizes 42 to 46, Teen SiZ<·s and Girls 1·3 · 4-Gx, and 7-!4. ' ..-------------------~ 1 Be sure to see the big selection of olton terry and cot· too lace Beach Jackets In solid pastel; and prints. ~~~~oooooooo:Reg::u~ll=r~2~.9=8~2~P~ie=c~e~D~IA~P:E;R~~oooooooo-i Sizes S.M-L-XL, Sale I .59 -Regular 4.00 Thermal or byon·Acrylic Blend BABY BLANKETS Attradively boxed for shower gifts, Sale 2.89 CELA(LOUD QUILTS Nursery prints on pastel grounds Regularly 4.00, Sale 2.89 M!ESH KNIT PAJ~AS Sizes 1 thru 4. Bright pastel Prints in 100% Boys" Spurs" Slim Fit Jeans cotton. Sanforized shrWlk. Webtern style jeans, f'or school and every~ wear. Shorts Sleeve Sport Shirts · PERMANENT PHI::~ !-imartJy st,yled shirts, taPered and no~H~Pered models. ~rjpes, soJid colors, plalds, Paisleys. 1.95 Sale Ba nlon Stret" h So"ks 2'Pal-r'1'•o· 0 HEGULAR 6!k - MEN'S SIZ! · 10 w 13 ., " ~·~---C=o=t~to=n~·~R=e~g:u~l=•r~ly:.::2~.4~9~,~~=1e~1~.=5~9----ll__________________ Bargains In The Cosmetic Department On the Ist Floor 95e GLEAM SUPEH /\l.'TION TOOTH PMtTE., , , .. S/\LE 69c 118< AEJ«l SIIAVE I'USIJ HLTTON SIIAVE CllEAM,. SALE 61k: (JIEGI:L.\JI Oil Mt:NTIJOL) . $1.25 HlllllEN M.\~IC Hoi!H SI'JIA¥ . . • . . . . , , , , SALt: 79< ».!k: POUIJENT l.t: ,\'TlJHl-: CLEN\SE it Ti\.RLETS . . s ,\LE 78c 87c I'OUllEST EITEitVt:Sct:NT llENTVIU,: C!J-:A~st:lt :.ALE 64c ·., __ . · ' .1.19 I' HI LUI'S MILK Ut' MAGNESIA ••. , , ••• , .,SALt: 83<: · · p,S5 IIE<I!J ANll S110LLJ£Jt\ LOTIO~ SILIMI' OO ,.,S!ILE $1,02 ...00 IU~:-i: AWAY •IITt:ll SIIAMI'OO IUN:-i: . . . , S,\LE 69c $1,89 ALBEHTO VO.S SIIAMI'OO . . . • , •• , , , . s,\J.E .1.49 (llll¥ OU UECGLAU IIAIIO OLll SPICE AFH:Jt SHAVE LOTION , • , , , s,\IJ-: $1.~1 ,,,,, SPAR Dry Cleaning Sponges Chemh.:aJiy treated. t:lean!S like magic. Ju•t rub on 11urtace. J\b. sorbs dirt and du~;t from wallpaper, tlatpatnted l!iurfacn, VeneUan blind>, etc. a9e-t29-1.49 Sale Log Cabin-Rugs'· , · ....~ RUtS IN S'TOC!O. . River.Gauge. · " ~..~~blfl ;;c GAU(lm - GaU[pollo, 12.3 and 15.2 l'tllltlnl 1Ueit of roU- ) B , S . S d . '' -~~~~m'i· ~~~~.,~~r'~ :' .}~:tllate<t ~ . .,.·. :<·:~"'--'::1~ ';;.:.1,• :··. •' ini; ' Oilr!t'iltiii; 1~-"\iioflic. . Iir. _,... ·Do\,\'~1'11, l'i!mt~.et ... Yllle, Ind., 'IIIlo hao al1Peareol Ill. """'""' ,..rm .,.. on - tei..tlbi ~. 'Oill WI 1111; Wlnllold, l'1IIJJiln8 two foot. -""" at Mlddlei>ort's llooth Mothocllot Chilr<h wben OYIIii.. !lotte aervli:ea II" hold at 7:30 p.m. trom A»rl! 21, , a . nd ... Blend Price At $5.6 tfwt, 28 •• Ill · - · ,, 'a1 J...,..,,, . Furniture Throw Covers: Sta-Put'' multi purpose toamback covers. Color• PWJij)k!n, Brown. 41 REDMON · Clothes Hampers DH, DoWEI!IID Blue, 5.69· 90"1 70"- Sale 4.49 7.39-108" 170"- Sale s:99 8.39-126"1 70, 6- 4.9, Loom woven fibre and decoraU"e vtnyl covered hampers. H~ wooct frames and ventilated pegboard panel, Upright and seat .__"JEWE_L...,T-ONE _ _ _P_atric...., _ .;..ian-- News•.. in Briefs tho 710r1, 19112..17 he II)' United Preso International LONOON PAHIS APPEARED TODAY tho moot lllteb' aliA> -CII~s. Cor tho V!etMm Jlti<O tallls. llli>lomatlc oblenera Slid tilt Coct tho.t Tho Rev. 11&1 E. llclnallllo,l>l&tor of Heath Owrdl, - s an It Wll not mllllloaed In !lie latest Amtrlcii>PI'C(IOied •election or 10 new conrereoce al..s ._.ed that fnnce has been qu1et1.y ..,. lavltatlon to the public ID-lllll'lted u the least coatrovorolal moetiJw ,, · tho 1poclal aervlcea. The Commtm!SU were cereaiD 10 mao 011 pr!nctplelllJ llloce PI'C(IOHCI ~ tbe United ~a, lftor Wuhqton declined the twQ IIIlO ol!orecl ~ H....l - Pbom Ponll ond Wor-. .. }I ASIIINGTON - FOR THE SECOND TIME In Uttle over a mo~ F-.J Reaone Bolnl bu ralaed tho dlli<OIIIIt rota a hl1r 1>81" cltlllp !IOlnt ill roducelafladolllf)' irtodo ~ tlcJ!tlolnJ crodl~ The 1C11on Tllur~ raised tho Intet-.11 rota tho Fed cbargea on lollla 1D _..., - . trom 8!llf coni to 5.6 lllf cent - !lie hlchest level the 1929 aiOck market craoh- It llneo tilt oummer brltiJ,r went to 8 Jllf Coni. • ' 'l!coliDmlata looked Cor llleut lOme of !lie member biDkl to ~- ~ illao tho "prtme rate" thlf cbarp ~· to Covored bo"' ~*'• a Precuraor to ~ hlaller creclt coats tor coDIUII'lll'l Advance TiCket Sale Laun~Md .II>' p.......,. on tiiiCI bom~a. Tho I>rtm8 rate Ia .OW·8,... e1111. ,ATHENS, Olll() - Scissors and Shears 45", 100 per cent cotton printed canvas. •d'"'"· lmJ>orted Hollowground "Keon Edge"buttot1hole cuUery, manicure ~ewing scluors, kitchen shears, scisaou, barber · 1•hears and many oJhers, "'" 1.79 a pair 3 for 3.39 . &eel data, washable pluUc taPe•, atrona:,n.vlon cordi, eoclooed ·m etll head. Color White, All 84" long, Width• 24" to 36". Little or no Iron Bli &election [NIItern• and col- 99~ yd. 4.49 ".rests and Buckets Travel Garment hgs j : •• ~ • - Convert a bed to a cOmfortable lounge ror reading, convale~elna: · or TV vlowlng. No..allerJien!c Kapok CIU!Jw, Boautltul coloro, , Full length rust proof dPPer Jlelntor<etl metal hall80r Blot Extra heav,Y Wcy vinyl lied and green Plaid 8.95 r.:omlyre•t• ln. CordUl'O)' or !lonl prlnt<ot!Dn u~·lower ' ' SofiB" Bucket- Flor~. \ ..•'' ~ : TilE !Elq(IR 'EliTOR of E1>oa7 llapllne, Nflrc><irlenle<l PIIItikotioll. 1114 TllurocliJ qu.oao MaJor \:: · (Cmlllllod ... PliO 8) . ' Rlc~>o ., • ~- .. ' One car was domollohecl, two 110r..,. werolnjund. and a second Cll' wao beavllJ<IImaiiJ'[ u 11lo reoult of two s!neloaceldenta In 11eiP Coun11 '!11uradal' alpt. tho depUimellt of 9lerlfC !lllb- e r t - reported. lllltlero mn- A Cll' drlvoo ~ 'lbomla M. Rouob, New !Iaven, Thuroda7 nlibtm - I t S CliO mile welt of 7 waa a total !on wben Rouoh loot c:onlrol 11 ho was 1>1nlnl IIMIIhor voiUclo. Tho Roulll Cll' went oil the left of tho bllttwtJ ·.., an ombankmonl, aonral tlmeo, and '' ' ' i_ Tie Fido, or m.; Says Odef Gilkey . . , . . ... Ita side. Roulll IIIli &1>11-, UCII'd c:o.or, 19, NK Hav-. were taken to VolorMII pltal bJ prlva.. ear.Thttrncelved cull and brul101. Con:lor Wll "'""ttod and Roush was nlea.. ICl oltar trllbnent. Memorial"""· ..ru Roulll be chlr&od with ncldooo _.tloo. the lllertl!'o .-..w. At IO:J& '!11urocilf Jdpt m . (C!IntliiMid ... Pop 6) rii O:-·_:,. [ocitJ. Regj.Str~\f9n l · - . , .tho ...... lloopbl Ownml•*"' ... [lllt--oftho ........ . ~ lloW'1 m• lied II lll&1'l'Wd IDd liU tbroo obll*a · The -llolrd , . . _ . . . mmlna&od lol' tbOir !IOfll llr tho Ollfo Slota lladtcal AI. . . . . andoi..WotW..._..._......ho Rooit. 124,,. , - · of I ~ of ~~ls-~o. 36 Venttfan BIWs PRINTS" . 1'01 Chomltor ofl>!mmoree, .... - · 0 7.95 to 10.95 · · _.,. ...,,.,.. On RL 143 eo.., ' GROUP OF ·an1 In Wreck p...._ 79e yd.' . ala. -~ He joined tho FII'JIIIfl .. -~"""" " ' '• ' ' ......... wLw bono. ' Reed ncelftll a Blobolar ol. Sc*• ...... lb _ _ . . . flvm oido UDIYI!<II!;J,_,_.. od dJI a...... Scboolol....., q a& tho 1111..-1117 o f . , _ Two Hurt !lie f-..od IIIIOBi<er on tho Nadon' a •Fimlll l'n71f PtriDcl, a dlll1 redlo proa:run m WLW, Cln$111U.- and wo - · ... 111...., ror a hllf.naur - Tolfde. a.- WIB 45n Wuh and Wear,fllt color. Whl.., black, Pink.,....., broWn. blue. 1\'0Cido, orqe, for 102111 three mlllina mann, Galnlltnillft . , , _ 1o tbo CG1liOI'IIll ~. ~ &lark P1111 ...........,, lllfiODi In 83 of Oblo'o 8 8 CAR()LYN , 5A~LD, loft. Iiiii llollll llluck ,IQ • ·Uoo,TIIi ..... _ ....... _ wr1119q "" flilal ~· ·!tiJ ...ur1'- judpa--rof aul·»>w· . . . .. ~i(~"'fi'C'"~~.,. .. . ~·~~ Soullletn OMo ll~ to lit holil - f In tilt ·~ ~. . - ~.udJn -~ . 1aid JUah Scbool. Aloo on tho committee rrom the ohio Ell Phi BoDollta Cor Armco Stool Coql, of tho Qlllldliliooolll lid. . ~or Sigma Phl Sororlq, Co-!IIDIIIOrq thep.,JOdcl-"' nr. Jliuo a. a.~>- , He 1a pnllllii.J ~~~o with 11\o Pomoi'O)' Cbomber of Com!i>....,e. 11 GaD lloYitlor, erto, Akron, and Ullber B. ReO- of tbo Ohio II'JMfl AI.BOCIIIo cllalrmlo. ~ comml- will secure one judp rrom each tloo'l GfOtll ' 9oYIIt; ... Ia • of tho !our cound.. to !lie rr•hlse ana which !ncludel Galm - ' of tho Auocllllllfo Ill, llelc•> Athenl and WU!tlngton Couotloo, Tho ana~· Coomcll ol. A<hlnl'll' ..... will WI joined with judgea l'fPre&antlntl tilt IIIII Ohio P_,. Tile .,.,........ lJultpnllldoll lillie localeveat. ll alto ........ ., tho~ !lot and IIi work .dll<e 1935, Dr•• DoWMrd otudled at llarloa Colleae. ~ ljlate, Unl, veroiiJ, ·and Tailor UniversltJ, rece!'fllll hla AB and DDdqrees rrcm !lie laller. He served 11 a chaplain In World War d and waa awarded tho SIIYer Star ror pllantry In aetlon and tho Purple Hearl and Oak Laof Cluator. IBo HCioolallleal ontloraomonl Wll with the M - I l Commloolon m llurlnl SHL - '01. LINING 1.95 2.95 3.95 eo~ a.apialncy. 100% Cotton / Extra fine selection . ol. llrectorollllieorpn!satlOII'a lllOIIII atockho!dero mlldllllleld here w-~· 0111 Io alllut ibleld Plan Protidlnl btaldlcare Evangelist DeWeerd EAftL.GLO ancl Shpwer Ensembles 42" MENS TWO-SUITER . . . . . . . . . . . . i .69 54" WOMEN$ DRESS-COAT SIZE . . . . . . 1.89 (. iris COWJIBUS - ~lal) Th-reT. Reed Jr., of.....,.. 1'07 was ono of !our Prominent Obloona elocle<l ID tho Ohio-. cal Indoamley, Inc. (0111), Bolnl I, ; J . .• Indemnity Inc. Names Ted Reed to its Board I' Shower Curtains Other Bathroom Scales 101lth pl1tform covered with heavy duty, easy clean vinyl 5.95 styles. ,I ' color&, textures and 1rains wlth leather look. Good selection 4 decorator colors. BOYS SIZES 6 TO JB ,' I ' 1.49 o~erslze diaL Silver mylar toe plate. Textured vinyl mat, giant dlal Cigures to 300 tbs, stand lli'· Pick uP handle. Your choice o( 2.98 ' '' over trf36, 4 tray• In a cadIIY wllh roD around cu..rs. NEW SIUPMENTI UP on your need::; row. 4.95 Sizes 6 to 18 - Wheat,lodengreen, black, light blue. 100 per cent ! ' of colors, An excellent value. Bathroom Scales • ~w is a ~d time lo select the :-Mirn Lrunkl:i you'll be needing tha:S year, !:iee this fine selection in sizes for Jiule boys, Boys sizes 6 to 20, and Men's Size!>. AU arranged - ready for your ea:sy selecUon. .' '· ' Beautiful Roral de<:orat!n oil SCRANTON Swim Trunks .Our new line of 1968 Swimwear is now ready for your selection on the Main Floor. '• ~k - , .\ ing board pad and cover sets, Big selection, extra· good values. MEN'S AND BOYS . ' 'I ' 24136- Reg 1. 95 - Sale 1.39 27148· Reg. 2. 95 - Sale 2. 39 2~170· Reg. 3. 69 -Sale 2. 99 315 Reg. 5. 95 Sale · 4~49 . 416 Reg. 7. 95 Sale 5.49 IRONING BOARD COVERS MATTRESS COVERS-PILLOW PROTECTORS f.79 ' MACIDNE WASHABLE, SKID PROOF BACK. (SALE PRICES FOR " Made Y'.-ith raglan shoulders tor comfortable fit. Si:tes Small (34-36), Medium (38.-40), Large (42-44) and Extra Large (4G.4B), White and solid colors. Burgund)-, black, yellow, blue, navy, seatone green. EARRINGS, SALE 88c: ~ld FIJLL >;~ZE 81 BY 108 INCHES. FLAT OR OOUBLE FITTED BOTTOM. ----------------1-----~!!J!!~.!~!! ALL NYLON >TnETCH FITS 9 to II. WHITE, BLACK, BEIGE, BROWN, NAVY•......•....... , , • , , , , , , . ,SALE $1.19 ' -, Uae thi& vinyl QPholstery to cover either 1 sofa, amaU chair, dinette chairs, benchea, Patio turniture, etc. Combspun Percale Sheets Sale 2. 99______J • ' ' uo . All have s\CIP«)rted cotton backing. Regu!ar 3.4B-Cannon Royal Family every liize in every color. -1 '· Sale 54" UpholsTery fiece Goods 10c to 1.00 ' to s oklrts and 8 Saves closet space. Mother's Day iS ~nday M1Q 12. Select your MoUier's Day cards oow. On the 1st Door. A f1ne selection awaits you. Stop in, look 'em over. They're exceptionally nice this year. 3.95 Boys and 4.95 Mens Trousers ~ bolts Mothers Day Cards \OUNG MEN'S PEUMA:-.rENT PllliS."JSLACKSAl\;llJEA~:-,. FULL FASHIONED STOCKINGS Holds HALLMARK BE SUI!E TO SEE ,\LL THE OTHE11 .>TYLES J~ ME:>I'S AND •AT ' . Tray ITa.,e ·Sets .. 4.95 · ' •I ·v '._ $!2.95 Skirt outtbor use.. Sh.es 29 waist to 42 waist and in your correct lenth. Burlington ~ack:s of 50 per cent Fortrel Polye~;ter, 50 per cent combed cott.on. Soil release. Hegular Ivy style. Grey, navy blue, dark olive, black, brass. .,:-,, Sale i2~88 a sit Mena and Young Mens SALE 2. 59 DISCONTINUED COLORS WELt,.KNOW N BRAND .. BLUE CORNFLOWER DESIGN• SET CONSISTS OF I, I \1,, I \1 COVEI!ED SAUCEPANS, !ETACHABLE HANDLE AND ~RVING CRADLE. REGULAR PRICE $1~95 A durable, washable, quick-drying enamal suitable for in!bor and Permanent Press -Casual Slacks L.arge sian 4•95 HALF SLIPS 49~ ~--~;;~~~;:;----j~____:1.~5~9~q~u:a:r:t__~--~&u~vywl!r.~r~r~om~.~~. 3. 95 5 CORNING WARE Saucepan Set Spedal 2.95 I • I' " . Glidden Gloss White Four Hour Enamel-· MEN'S PEHMANENT PRES.~ IN SOUD COLORS AN° WHITE - ZIPPER BACK, 1 On Sale Friday and Satunlay 1.95 and 2. 95 Womens and Girls KNIT SHElLS R 98c and 1.79 Deluxe Cinest quality, turquoise and sandalwood I REGULAR AN!J HALF SIZES. Porch- and·· Lawn Furniture Plastic Dish Pans Sizes 2 to' 7. Short sleeve siHrt and matching pla,y shorts. Now Is the best tlme to b~zy what you need tor spring and P.tummer wear. ' Womens HOUSE and STREET DRESSES leaves a ring. For clothh~. carpetl:i 1 UPholstery, walJ.peper. Never 89~ ' . SPECIAL PURCHASE! UP"to a dozen garments a· ,·tC: .. _oar ·. i Come In and See The New iiQ Of: " , _ TEXIZE . K2lt SPOT UmR , -·· ' mOe .' April ·SO.:· '• • ..' ' l •"1, ' I ' ·~~,,''·"' ' � 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 18, 1968 nelson skinner walburn wickham wise