http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d544515b7737eaff257e056dcffc7f04.pdf 791c2a7d022342af03d600fcf8b105b4 PDF Text Text �Soollnel, Pul'·~~~~~~ _!1~~_!Februar> 2'1, 1969 r ..co ..a;-)' Ptl. Terry Knight Wins Citation llolzer Modl~al Center, First Ave . \ 'lsltlng hours 2-4 and 7-Jt p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions rublicatioo of admissions is prohibited until furthf"r notice. Births 'M rs. Waymer E. Newman, J>t. Pleasant , son, 3:24 p.m. Wednesday; Mrs. Larry L, C'leland, Rt. 1 Middlep011, son, 10:30 p. m. Wednesday; Mrs. Paul E. Kloos, h.Uners\l·ille, son, 8:58 p, m. Wednes<iaJ.·; Mrs. Terry R. Cullum s, Hemlock Grove, twins, son, 2:56 a.m. Thursday , daughter, 3:04a.m. Thursday. Discharges Brian M, A11en, Mrs. Richard ::., Asher , Mrs. Richard N. Avdul, .ee Ann Black, Mrs. Jotm M. Bordman, Mrs. James Bowen, Roy J. Friend, Eugene R. Curtis, Mrs. James R. Hammond, Mrs. Thomas D. Harrh:1, Mrs. Orville !Iogue, Malcolm D. Jackson, Mrs. Clifford D. Mannon, &~san M. Ohlt.ngcr, Everett C. Ransom, Mrs. George F. Robbins, Mrs. Delbert Russell, Mrs. Oscar 11. Smith, Wttltam H. Smith, Mrs. Fred L. Tackett, Elmer H. Thomas, Miss Ethel M, past year have inclulled sehoo1 bus inspection• in Marloo County, 1111.-lling ol Patrol participation ln city school driver educat ion classes, heading the juvenile traffic safety school In con.iwtction with Juvenile Court and assignment at the Ohio ExpoJitioo Center last s\DDmer. He also ill Young, Mrs. Hoger D, Young, and Mrs. Lillie Fields. PLAN DANCE There will be a dance Friday after the game at Waharna between Wahama and Wirt until mldnight. It is being sponsored by the majorettes. Admission will be 50c. The Jays wiH emcee, an active member of the National Guard. A graduate of Pm>eroy High School, Knight, 25, resides in Caledonia with hi.& wife, Sharon. and son, steve. He atteJded Ohio OllTSTANDING PATROLMAN. North central Ohio district (:ornmander Capt. James J. Fullenkamp of the Ohio State HlghWa)' Patrol (left), pre sents l'atro1man Terry M. Knight a citation for being 'liOted outstanding pMrolman of the year at the Mar· ion post '\'OliTH ASKED FOR IT! This ('Olumn is for young people, their problems and pl eas. ures, their troubles and run. As wltl1 the rest of Helen Help US!, it welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-aO:. Send yoor teenage questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, care of Helen Help US! this newspaper. Dear Helen: We were working our ouiji board the other day. just for run. and it spelled out, "Leave me alone." We kept on asking questions and suddenly a picture on the wall in back or us went side· wa,y s and I felt a cold chill down my back. Ever since then it seems that someone is in the room with me when I'm alone. Doors slam by themselves, and even though I straighten that pi cture e v e r y da,y, i.t never stays straight. Do you think I conjured up a ghost, and how can I get rld of him? rm sure it'll a "him."' Maybe I'm a witch and don't are bugs to be S(Jiashed, the teens can whip out their cards and maybe get some service. - BOB Dear Bob: Sounds like a great idea. But somehow it'& a sad commentary on the Urne s whtm kids net~ Identification t:rds to prove they aren't vandals. - II. Dear Helen : I thought you'd liketoknowthat something I read in your col~ umn finally broke my dad of the cigarette habit .... I hope . I got a pack of his cigarettes and wrote in red ink on every one of them such things as, "ONE DONE LUNG, •• "CAN. CER CHANCER," "COUGH, COUGH,'" ,.WIDOW M A K E R,"' 'FROM COUGHIN' TO C 0 FFIN," "INHALE AT YOUR OWN RISK," .. SMOKE. C H 0 K E, 1 Oass A Play Resumes At Gallipolis Friday Two Gallia County team s are still in the running a s the Class A Sectional Basketball Toorna· ment resumes at 7 p. m. Friday in the Galli a Academy High School gym. Coach Lloyd Myer s' Southwest· ern Highlanders will meet top-seeded Alexander at 7 p. m. Then at 8:15 p. m., Coach Rudy Shively's North Gallia Pirates wilJ tangle with the Qak HUI Qaks. Winners of the two Friday night games will meet in the Class A Sectional finaJs at 7:30 p. m. Saturday in the GAHS gym, The winner of lhat one goes to the Chillicothe District TournannmL Top-seeded Alexarder is 11-6 for the season whl1e Southwes tern CROAK," "TRY A BREATII MINT lNSTEAD," "SMOKE GETS IN YOUR LUNG~" "EIGHT YEARS OFF YOOR LIFE," "Affi PDLLUTION," '"DANGER AHEAD ," "WHEN YOU SMOKE THESE, WHEEZE!" Dad is a cool head and does. know lt. - SYBn. THE \SECOIIl!l . ~ • n•t get mad. When he started Dotr Sybil: ' · smill<m:g t"" •t t~· "'' . fice , everybody nipped Includ· Ma;ybe you'Ve been reading too .many witch craft tales. They're ing him. Then they got into a run it yoo don't take them ser- discussion about q.dtting. and ioosly, · OOt it awears you're a five people make a bet - the first one to go back would buy patsy tor the occult cult. Mrs. Henry Hartman entertain. Look, Honey, the "'l!lllpernat- dinner for the rest of them. ed recently with a surprise par . ural" is a big fad now: A book They asked me to decorate one cy honoring her mother. Mrs. store manager tells me it's re- pack each ror tbem to carry in Curtis Wolfe, on her birthday anM placed sex on best seller lists. their pockets. When they feel the niversary. And t~t•s fine for strong.mlnd--- urge, they show the cigarettes Gifts were presented to Mrs. ed people or pure nuts - but around, and - put them back Wolfe. Three decorated cakes in--betweeners like you let it get unused. were served with ice cream and !i:) rar nobody has slipped, at to them, start "feeling"' ghosts sandwiches, to Mr.andMrs .Jack in the woodwork when a picture least that the rest know about. Conroy , Columbus; Mrs. Alice - MEMBER OF NON-SMOKERS Dodson, Long Bottom; Mr. and ps crooked. A good rule : When yoor ooUl CLUB Mrs. Eldon Van Meter of GranPERSONAL TO TULLIA: Ev. vUie; Mrs. Myrtle Van Meter, board puts chills down your back give it to a friend. - H. ery normal persons feels jeal- Guysville; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald ousy. The ditference is : some Violet, Tuppers Plains; Mr. and Dear Helen: 1 have a solution for the kids hide it better than others. Lead- Mrs. Willlam. Reeves and daugh· who get treated like dirt at stores er types such as you are highly ter, Ellen, Coolville; Mr. and just because they're teens competitive, and usually a b i t Mrs. Jolm Hayes and grandson, arus therefore suspect. Why not spolled by easy conquests, So Lowell Ridenour; Mr. and Mrs. tfave Identification Cards issued when your position seems threat· Howard Wolfe and son, Rickie, b,y a central agency, and made ened, you blow up a storm . Your Belpre, Curtis Wolte, the Henry s.peci.fically for young people, to particular k\Dd of jealouOY Is Hartman family and Kimberly lftow that they have been check· three~ourths rear. and if you Boggs. $I out and aren't shoplifters or don"t leam to hide it - a n d Sending gifts were Mr. and .(lroperty destroyers? Then, when laugh about it - that which you Mrs. Arthur Barr and Mr. and clerks get mean or act like kids rear ma..v come true. - H. Mrs. Howard Thompson. clmette• Mcifher ·Honored With Surprise is 10--81 including tournament wins. In FridaY's nigh.Lcap, the Oak Hill and North Galiia are ~11 on the season. Southwestern finished its regular season with a 7-8 record but has won three in a row in tournaments. The Highlanders downed Kyger Creek 7615 jn the opener of the Gallia County Tournament and then defeated Hannan Trace 62-48 to "in the tournament. In a replay, Southwestern downed Kyger Creek 4R-42 in the opener of the CLass A Sectional and earned the right to meet Alex· ander. North Gallia had a fi..10 slate at the end of Lhe regular season. The Piratefi lost to Hannan Trace 61-53 ill the first' round of the GaDII ' "'Cou~ Tohl'flament and then defeatt!d .Kyger Creek 57-43 for c~solation honors. Last Saturday night North Galli& defeated Eastern of Meigs Count.)' to advance to Frida.)' night's semifinals of the Class A Sectional. 40th Anniversary Observed Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock were guests eX honor for their 40th wedding amiversary :iulr Feb . 23, at the home of Mrs. Ulah Swan and Mrs. Lindsey Lyons or Tuppers ~PRI. A turkey ditmer was served at 6 p.ryt. to the relatives of Mr. and Mrs. Babcock. Their , son, Ray. was unable to be pre11811t because he is on dut;y with the Air Force in Vietnam. The.)' received a number f1 usefUl and beautiful gifts, day, Nid:nyme's Source .. RY JACK O'BRIAN :. NEW YORK - Cop told us tllie first side street cleaned in tfs precinct was the block in ~t of the Russian Embassy .:;. Among the secret info about tllfe hot . as a pistol film ·~r h.ange s" at the 68th St. Thea. ~ : producer Hal l Bartlett admlts it's about his drOpout stePsOn . .•. it took Boward Keel and .Katllryn Grayson on the Cur son~ cast to make Rurt Bacharacb's n~ and plai 1tively lovely "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" sound M M o~inary . All those formal partie~ com. ing up and Veep Spiro ,\gnew's wife is allergic to flow ers ..... Fine sportscaster Curt Gowdy is adding a third radio station (in Portsmooth, N, H.) to hi s ~ery oWn mini -network .... The great Caruso's daughter Glori a sang her own birthday -arla at 4) u o Vadia .. .. More Black Power: the American Black Network debuts APril I. '"2J" Club' a Pres. Bob Kriendler and his brOlMr M.ackof"21" Br.ands will be decorated by IJJe ccingressionaJ Medal of Honor Sowith Chelr Patriot's Go I d Medal Award ••• Nalalio Wood ani! Diek Gregson said their marriage date will be 1\pril 1 which also Is etet.v April you-know who"s day. Irisher Kay Medford fmally hit the fan-poptdarit;y with her role as Barbra &reisand's mother in "Funny Girl"- only the kids sa. lute her with, "Hiya, Mrs. Brice"' .... Third Ave, dirty · book shop institute a "browsing will charge" .••• The Buddy Grecos reconciled in time for his RoyaJ Box booking .... Inflation : Times Square shoeshlne kids who used to pitch pennies between shines now toss silver. Leslie Uggams' 1\ustralian husband Grahama Pratt quit his Wall ~. Job, saJd the hours and money were okay '•But it's not show business enough•" .••• Comedienne Farmie Flagg' s manager 3:ewart Cooper died .... Woody Allen directed , starred in and CO· authored his new "Take the Mon. ey and Run•• movie - and he's now editing and working with the composer: a Renaissance Nut. Heather MacRae went i n t o 44 Hair" insisting she ww.ldn't do the mass--nude scene; but ahe oow - · It .... But not the nlgtrt mummy was there ,,.. Dame Ju.. dlth Aoder11011's und13r doctor's care for a scratched eyeball from contact lenses she had to wear 10 change her eyes from blue tc brOwn for her Sioux . ) DAYTON, Oldo (II PI)- A melte between piQ"erl, ~pecta.. tora IUid alllclola, whleb bepn when a plQer rec:etved his dtth foul and IWWII at a referee, WocM~ nll!ltt forced an early IIIII ID the game belwooo Daytaio uid Moroltoad (K)'.). Tbe lnluble bopn driving ~ ot Doyton Six of the original 13 states of the Union were north and east of Pennsylvania and six were south of it. The early inhabitants proudly pro· squad role In "A Man Called claimed that their state held together the great arch . of Horse." 1be fabulous jewel s ol Nina the United States, extendmg from Georgi a to Maine . Dyer, ex-wife of Prince Sadhence the name of Keystone ruddin Aga Khan and Baron Thys- State for Pennsylvania. sen, will be s0Jd at Christie's in London tor an expected $1,· 250,000 which goes to her engineer dad William Aldrich .... Class : Angela Lansbury walked into Gallagher's where a line was waiting ,tor seats and the COLUMBUS (UPI)- A feaaJ. manager wanted to seat her im- blllq study 011 establl8111ng a mediately because of her ''Dear state mUltary cemetery was World" cUrtain time - but An- suggested Wodnesds,y In tlle gela Insisted on taking her turn Ohio House. .... New clgarets expected on &he Rep. George E. Mastics, Rmarket claim no tars nor nlco~ Cievoload, wllo aponoored alml. tines, due this spring. Jar legislation in the 107th GenKirk Douglas had a dirk in his eral Assembly, proposed the backpat lor his "The Arrange. state Adjutant General's ottlce ment'' movie as author · director investigate the need for and EUa Katan cringed and smiled: poasibUiUes of such a \ memOKirk insists the picture's better rial. than Kazan's novel .... Barry &11Gov. James A. Rhodes suglivan and Irene Kelly may wed ~m)d such a cemetery in July before St. Patrick's Day .... lf 1966, and Maltlcs' bill In the you wonder Why ao many new 107th followed up the a<lmlnlrecordings are so juvenile stration recommendatiut. How80 per cent of all single rec~ eve•,, the bill died in the House orda 111'0 bouglrt by kids oad SO state Government Committee per cent of LP albums •. . . Btg and the official investigation fact aboot a bigeirl:KateSmith's was never made. blood dorlatlons to the Red Croaa When Mastics' bUI was briefly now total f'"'r pii«JJ. diacull&ed In the 107th, the focal uruverslty anr:l went throuch the State Highway Patrol A~emy prior to his assigmlent in Marion. He also his taken various patrol refresher courses since that time. L RIVER NEWS eoiUclod wltlt purllllng Jockloll oad feU to the tho Flyero' bod<· o- ..,. JOHN CWFF, SON OF DR. AND MRS. F. II. CLUFF, Middleport, I o-nllt Kent SW. University, watches registered nurse Imelda Agustin use "Reausi-Anne"" ln a demonstndon of ' exten.l cardiac masuge technique at Mount Sinal Hospital in Cleveland. tiuti' is one or three male studeats ln a group ot 80 sophomores enrolled in Kent's four-year prugram leadJng to a dearee Ja nursing. 'The proeram involves a cambhation or on-eampus Instruction and ellnlcal tralnlog at St. Luke's and ML Slnol HOIIPitalL Also picWred ore atuclonts, Kllhryn ilqpt~O, Laraia, ld, IUid Marilyn Norton of Rav..-, J Marauders Run into Marietta GAUGES- Galllpolis.12.2ancl 14.1 running 7.5 feet of rollers; Pt. Pleasant. 24.31; PomeroyMasoo, 20. 59; Hinton. 1.53 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 4. 22 falllngi Charleston, 18.14 stat. LondOf!, Marmet and Winfield are on the siU. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS Ranger down 7:50 p. m.; Esso PeMsylvania up 1:10 a. m.; John Pushak down 2:50 a. m.; Walter Curl.)' down 7:05 a. m. KANAWHA RIVER - Marmet, Jenny A. Green 14) 10:15 p.m.; Winfield, Jefferson lC) 4:30p.m.; Tamlll.)' L. Wh.ite l4l 5: 15 p, m.; George T. Price down 7:50 p.m.i Duncan Bruce down U :30 p. m.; Alan R, Merrill down 11:3Sp. m.; Beaver down II :45 p. m. i It E. Bowles down 6:10 a. m. OIUO RIVER - Lock 12, Andrew P. Calhoun down 6:30p.m.; Lol.'k 13, L. Fiore down 3:20 a. m. i Lock 14, Philip 5lM»rn up 10:50 p. m.; steel Ra~r up 6 a. m.; National l4l 6 a. m.; Lock 17, Valvoline .down 2:1S. L ~ii Paul D. down ~:tO a. n;L.; Luther Herdman down 6:05 a. m.; Belleville Locks. Kathleen K. up 2:45a.m.; City of St. Louis up 2:55 a.m.; Lock 22. Valle.)' Voyager lCl 5:30 L DL; Lock 23, Polly R. 11> 5:15 a. m. i Diane Bosworth down 6:25 a. m. i Racine Locka, Morris Harvey up 6:30 a, m.; Elgercliff up 6:40 a. m.; Greenup Locks, R.ll Bosworth II down 9:45 p. m.; J. S, Lewis down 4 a. m.; Ashland down 5 a.m.iNortherndown7:50 a. m.; Meldahl Locks, MarkEis· tin down 4:30 p, m.; Lady Rosemary down 4:30 p. m. i Esso West Virginia down 11:15p. m.; lnvadert4'3:45a.m.; Albert F. Holden"' 5 a.m.; Walter G. Hougland up 6:30 a. m. Eden News Social Notes BY MARTHA HOLSINGER Mr. and Mrs. Mike Flelds and Toni visUed a day recently with Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bigley. Visiting Sunday wtth Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and Laura Jean, Gu.ysvllle, Mrs. Virgil Holsinger and Aleshia Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. James Carter and Jimmie and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Holsinger. Jr., Paul Wayne and Charles Bradley. Rev. Elden Blake visited an evening widl Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerwin. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holsinger The Meigs Marauders, in the Cirderella role of the Class AA Sectiorel at Albany, will take on a r ugged Marietta five in the semi-final round Friday night. The Meigs vs. Marietta game is scheduled for 8:15 p. m., immediately Collowi~ the game between Athens and Warren Local at 7p. m. Coach Carl Wolfe's Marauders, now 4-15 on the season after their ~set win over Nelso~ ville--York's Buckeyes in the opening rouOO last weekend1 wlll be up against a well-balanced, tall and quick team in the Tigers. Marietta, defendi~ sectional tourney champions, currently has 1 13-6 record ard has tllreeplayers hitting in double figures. Top scoren for Coach John Carlisle's Wasbingtoo County squad ho~ •beoll'Jeff Kllli!IIVI·&-4 forward, hitting at a 16pQifttsper game clip; Jim Scott, 6--3 for· ward, and Larry Burke, 5-10 guard, both hitttrw at 11 polrts per match.. All are senlors and starters on J,astyear'11 chairwionship aqued. Marietta's other two starters a..t Bill Page. ~3 center. These two also lettered on the Tiger varsity during the 1967-68 season, but saw onlY limited action. Cc.ch Wolfe eJII)ects to start Dennl.s Aull and Rich Haggerty in the guard poats, Jert Tyo and Joe Myers at forwards and6--4Junior Doxie Walters. Sqlhomores Jim HeMler and Bobb.Y Werry and senior Jack Roblnaon wUJ see action as subs. and Timmy oC Hocki~rt and Mr. aoo Mrs. Larry Holsinge'r, Debbie, Loretta. Larry Jr., and Vic.kie Jo. of Racine spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. Clinton Holsinger and family, Mr. and Mrs, Virgil Holsinger ai1cl Aleshia Lynn spent a Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Sloter, Reedsville. Eddie Lee Bigley spent a Su~ day afternoon with Douglas Hoisinger. Mr. and Mrs. Frands Chevalier am famlly spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chevalier. Mrs. Sol Bigley ond Eddie IUid Mrs. Martha Holsinger visited a recent saturday evening w i t h Mrs. Emma Van Meter and famIly of Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Elden Blake, Jr, and family of Wooster spent • weekend with Rev. Elden Balke. a veteran to be buried In Arllnglon (National Cemetery) be. cause of the already crowded condiUons," Masdes said. "Ohio should provide facllitie11 for veterans and their ramllies who desire a mllltary burial!' Tldrzy ...lght otller repreoenla· Uvea joined Mastics In eponsorohlp ot the hill Weclne!ldOJ. Also In tho Houae Wodne~, a bill to increase state aehool person• suJIPC)rtlng the roove. l'oundatlon subaldlea $182,000 a yoor to dlstrlcta w1tll _...ume PriorWes Same Maatlca aald Wodne!ldOJ he pupbe In driver education class. believed tile prloriUea remained es wlia sent to the Senate after pttlng a 69.29 vole ot approval. the same now. BoootSJI>aldlos Under Maatlcs' blll, $25 1000 Primary olfeet ot tho bill would be ollocatod for the roaat. wwld bo ID ........ IIUOaldlOI hiUq ott.idJ, thelt, II the atllu· reflecting the number ot ,.... 1on1 seneral IUIJIIO- a park elte, . leglobtlm ID provide It publle oellool •~• om'OIIed ln driver e<U'catlan coorHa would be pr$pll'ed. whleh qualify for otato a~bol"It Ia almost imposJible for or - · In tlio jammed !leldboul8. Jock- . . . whlolled out ot tho pme wid> hio otlh lcJul In tho action, but lnotead 1WUJ11! at 111 alllclol. Tho Doyton beneb -plied onc1 beldecl ror the lll!lrt ond • opeelllor joined .... fraeas, striking Don · adlivan, Ohio Vlll81 CCllllemu:e allldal. Othora then joined ln. '111e pmo .... cOiled wid> t:32 loft. "The lnddent In the ~r, tho apec:lllor bit &!ll.lvan, prompted our hallinB adkol," Bob Smith, a Southoalt Cooler· ence OUleial workiag the game, Aid. ••we could eoatro1 the plqers~ but we were afraid It tblo oort ot thing Oared up again, we would have a real problem.'' Coact> Bob Wrlsht said Smith's account of the • • lee wall Incorrect as Jacki.m did not IIIII Involved until later. According ID Wright, Morehead subatlt:uW Don BYars wa11 pushed Into tile grandatancl by Sadlier. Jaek1011 went to assist Byars, Wright said, oad lhlll· -•head HENRY ARNOLD, mGHT, OF FOREMAN AND ABBO'IT, Middleport, through the cooperation of his wholesaler, G. aM M. Supply co,, McArthur, bascompletedatwoday water supply traini~ school conducted at the F. E. Myers and Brothers Co. in Asbland, 0. While at the school, Arnold received comprehensive training in salesmanship, pumping tundamentals and PU~Jt~S. He alBO participated in practical workshop sesstoos covering the proper installation and service of Myers water conditioners, Ejecto and slimtersible PUIIlPS. Presenting Arnold a diploma Cor satisfactorily completinl the course is E. L. Board. general sales manager of COnamner Products. Thursday Club The Third ThursdiQ' Club, meeting recently at the home of Mrs. Janet Connolly, agreed to change their name to "Modern Homemaker&. •• Mrs. Connolly presided. in the absence or Mrs. Sue Hayman, president. A donation· of $5 was given to the Heart Fund and one new member, Mrs. Darlene Gutllrie. was welcomed. Initiation of new members will be held next month at the home of MrL Barbera Tripp. Tho lnltl· at! on committee wlll meet Mar. 12 at Mrs. COnnolly's home to prepare for ~he event. After adjournment, Mrs. JaD>ice Young displayed several beauUful afKhans which she had crocheted and instructed members how to begin rnaklrw; them. Relreshmenta were served by the bostess an;I Mrs. Marilyn Robinson to those above ml!~ tioned and Mrs. Linda Fitch, Mrs. Alma Pooler, Mrs. Jean Vineyat"d1 Mrs. Nan White 3lld Mrs. Chloris Gaul. The doo>.· prlze was won by Mrs. Fitch. RL'TURNS' TO ILLINOIS Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Stahl have returned to their home at BellevUie, ID., having been in Pomeroy to attend the funeral of Mrs. Cora carman. Mrs. stahl is the former Edith Soulsby, niece and foster daughter of Mrs. carman dies. About 10,000 students a year wwld be Involved ill the extra coverage. In tho Senate, a bUI 1D In· ereaae rrom $800 to $2,000 the maximlm amount which cw.ld be reOOJered from a parent for vanclallam dono by his minor children was passed 29~i and sent ID the Hause. A bllf 1D eatabUoll Manolleld Slate Collop by Sept. I, 1972, and make the prennt Mansfield bram:h ()Jolo Slate Unl· veralty a rour..year college b)' next loll wao In the or Senate. A total -cod ot 16 blllo were lntro- cmcecl In tho llouoe Wodne~, oad two In tho - - Tho Son· ate aloo confirmed 18)'• Jlllbor• nalorlal appointments. \ Yan was struck by a Dayton fan when lie tried to brook up tllo . fracas. ·-1 dlttl:'t even know the game was called unUl my manapr tol4 me," Wr1&lrt eaJ.d. "The oiQelals ran lntD the dreaalne 1'00111 bel<re tlio lll!frt WOO OYerThe)' eould have cared less about the game, .. Wrl&hl said ho belloved the fans were an&r7 at tbe ofrtdala IIIII the 11\Ver".'~and tltlt'a . .~ '!.tbted ,.....twbtte udDg,., Changes Nome Mr. and Mrs. Jan Hauck and children, Brent and Brenda, of Columbus were weekeOO pests of hla parents, Mr. and Mra. Richard Pickens. Robert Haggerty, Mrs. James Harley, Mrs. George Alderson and Mrs. Edward Tewkobory at.tended a mooting of the Scioto Prebyter.)' held recentlyatWellston. 11le four represe~ the Middleport First United Pi-esby· terlan Church. Nari Lee Van Meter, junior at Meigs High School, underwent a tonsillectomy this weekatHoher Medical Center. Her room ramt• ber ls 230. Mrs. Robert Duckworth is recuperating at her Page St. home following surgery at Holzer M~ teal center last week. f I Edgar Johns«.n Dies Wednesday LETART, W.Va.- Edgar W. Jom...,, 77, of tile Broo.d Run communU;y near here, died Wednesday afternoon at hla residflnce. Mr. Jotmson, a retired coal miner, was a member of the Broad Run EUB Church matU' years. Born December 26, 1892 In tho Union Community, he waa the son fl. the late James IUld Sarah Hart Johnaon. Aloo preceding tUm in death were a sm, Hert»ert, Military Cemetery Proposed~?:~7;~:~~;.~~; point of talks was Mohican State Park In Rlcbland and Ashland ooundes. It was chosen beeauae or a central locaUon In relation to the state'& population, ease access. and existIng facllltlea. An area near Chillicothe and one In M.u•klngum c.,..,zy ai&O were discussed, but placed behind llohic.m in prelerence by wnue Tho !lelcldloo woo pocked to 111 olf!tlal ._ell)' ot 5,882 plua ... 1lllknoWn lUmber ot Morehead rooter• wbo were allowed ID watcb tho pmo otondiDa at tho ends ot tlio .,...rt. 'l1le Kemucky taao had driven hero only to lind tho game aold out lightning seldom think twice about w a l k 1 n 11 against the red light . trw or gamea _... OYeJ" same• lost this season. However, two d. CO.ch Jim Ore oftlc:ials permitted Adams" player a, Steve Shuler aat tltem lnol4e the llehllouoe Ju,at Rand> Proflltt, proved their before the 1tart of the cameat. alertness ln the Cla&a A SeetlooNone of tboH per1on1 ia..He Wl'ite. with • he.~7 f.o~ t" al toun~m~ent last Sl.turdl,y night TOlved tn the melee were : In C"..Uipolis ogolut Oak Hill. II aorlousl.v lalrt. Moot Injuries · their kind ot opportunlam Is were black eyes. .i turned In the rlghhtirectlon, Tor'111o game onclod wltlt Doyton . .boakobil fortunes ...., be m 1op 75.83 1n the rwJ....,.red ' looldog Ill> next yeor. pme. Dayton received 20 foul The incident occurred tn the calli oad Morehead had 22. ! third quarter after a Southern Doyton Atbi.Uc Director 'J'ho. •••••iiio..Oiil!o!!'lll,.l_;~ field goal was scored. mu J. Frerld<o OIIPiauded tlio U-.ceountable, althoueh 0 a k callinll tho pmo, By United Press lntoraatlonal Hill was s~ to put the ball ••J endorse the acdan," he Eolt Aid. 'IJl waa the fault of the W L Pet. GB unlveralq for not prGiectlng the t9 17 ,742 piOJorl oad olliclals properly. II Pldloclolphla .. t6 21 .687 5\\ isn't that the university hat not NEW- YORK•.• t6 24 .657 s tried 1D provide protec:tlon. Wo Booton ...... tO 27 .59'7 9\\ had %3 merchant policemen, 13 Clnclmatl • . •. 34 33 .507 15\\ ushers and lix city poUeemen at Detroit ......26 42 .382 24 the rome. but It could have Mllw811kee •. .22 45 .328 27\\ been that thO)' ...,.. not Welt ltrot.eglcaliJ' located. • W L Pet. GB The Flyers were given the Loa Angeles .• 44 24 .647 a, United Preas lntematlooal victory for the game, t1to1r 19th Atlanta •.••• 42 28 .600 3 Neither the Plllladolphla 76ors 1n 25. contesta. Morehead ia16..8. Son Fran•... 33 36 .478 11\\ nor the New York Knicks have Jackaon and Da,ytm's Dan San Diego .... 28 39 .418 IS\\ given up their r.ursuit of the Sadlier botll had 21 poloto. Chicago ..... 28 41 .406 16\\ Baltimore Bullets in the NationSeattle •••... 25 45 .357 20 al Basketball Association East••••• 14 55 .203 30\\ ern Division race. WALLACH Wll.L COACH Wedneada,y'll Results NEW YORK (UP!)- A U.S. 1bo Knld<a tllr., a 31-point Now York 92 Booton 88 final period at t11o Boston track and neld &quad whlch w1ll l'hlla. 104 l'lloenlx 97 Celtic& Wednesday night and the compete In a sl'lrles of Ehr<lpean Chicago 12t Seattle 122 76ers overtook the Phoenix flms meets next month will be (Only gamoa ochodulecl) as the winners picked up half a ooaclled by Loa Wollach ot Thuraday's Games game apieee on the idle Bullets. Rutger1 University. An official Cincinnati at San Diego Walt Frazier of the Knicks of tlle Amateur Athlellc Unlm, Baltimore at !dllwaukoo put on a one-man &bow in the sponsoring tile tc:ur, amounced Det. va. PhU. at ~acuae !Ina! perlnd at Booton, getting Wallach's appointment. (Only games scbocluled) 13 of his total 28 points as he led New York back from a 10. point deficit to a 92-88 victory. New York took the lead for By United PreBI lntomadonal At ClnciMatl good with only 2:23 left oo a Class AA Tournaments Clnclrmatt l'llrceU 88 Clnclnnad free throw by Frazier. Willis At Oxford MeNicholas 60 Reed had 27 while Sam Jones Middletown 60 Blancbester tO Western Hllls 69 Amelia 46 At Dover !t>~ro 64 LakDt.ll 54 Colerain 66 Princeton 46 New Phlladelphla 52 River VIew At Columbus t4 Columbus Mohawk 88 Delaware Carrollton 43 Claymonl 35 67 At Lorain Grove Clzy 64 Columbus Brook· Bay 68 Midvlew 51 haven 37 At ea.By BOB STEW ART Upper Arlington 71 Columb.ls Cantoa -Lbtcoln 44 Perl')' 36 UP! Sports Wrlter Contrjli 63 c . - 't.ilhmon 67 carl Yaltrzemaki got ftis At Troy Central Cathollc 59 $100,000.plua, Bob Glb1011 didn't Doyton Northridge 40 DOJ!on At Cleveland aet his, Camllo Paacual agreed S:Obblno 37 Cleveland SL Jooopll 67 Kellalnn to $45,000 end aoorea upon BeUe(onta!no 3t Urbana 22 t7 scores of lesser stars grabbed Eaatlake North 76 Bruab 65 Alllalnbrldae what they were otrered and Miami Trace 70 !llerldao t7 At Berea went to work ill the major At Now Coacorcl Berea 73 Mlct>ark 57 leasue training campi Wednes. Mes<loWbrook 92 Morgan 60 Cleveland SL Edward 55 Rhodes day. 51 Boston Red Sox General At Bodford Manqer Dick o•c o n n e 11 Clovelancl Ealt Tech 73 Cltanol57 clalmed that Yaz• contract Cleveland Jolm Adamo 120 mac1o Carl the hlgholt paid Catlledrnl Lolln 55 player In the American League. AI NoriiiiiDIIY Baltlmore's Frank Roblnaoa's Cleveland SL Jsnatluo 73 Gu11old awroxtmato $115,000 had boon Heights 58 lopo and a chap named Ted At Locll WIIUams once got $125,000. Cloverleaf 57 Wad1worth 56 Glbsoo and Bing Devine of tho ClaiB A Tournaments St. Loolo Cardinals .,...ld <lilly At Hartville Lake or -- Bol-• .... c..- Sebring 85 Gorrettavlllo Garlleld t8 Northwest 68 Waterloo 57 AI Cbllli<Othe L.vn<hbul'll Clay 79 Plkalnn 72 Ath'ooton ·Clleaapeah 9t Wlleelorlburg 82 Pomeroy, St. o. We.-a' 97 Yaakton 64 loiiAMI (IIPI}-Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer1 return1Dg to tho PGA tour after two.weok OUR MEN'S WHAT VAWE New Lightweight layallo, oened notice todoy that IIIey "ere In wlmlng moocla as tho)' otr In the (lJIInlng rountl ot tho $150,000 Dorol Opon-Orlt olop ... the rid> JACKETS Florida clmdt. Nlddaua, IIOI'II\Ilb' oil to a slow 1tart eaeh year. announced hio game wao eom1nt1 alct111 fait _,lib to OIIOblo him 1o win a tounwnoat here Ia blo odoplod ror the Brat time In hia •$LIPOVER •SNAP FRONT • ZIPPER FRONT Yon'• sl10a In WW..XL. Burruadf, •VJ, 1llht - . . yollow IUid tu. 9.98 o1zeo tno· 18 In • blue 11111 ,yollcov. 7.98 All Are l'aslulblel Shuler.-Promtt act: The referee had regained lhe boll, Oak HUI waa Ill 111 court, Proltltt was near the Oak Hill goal, alii Shuler, hetYJed upcourt, looked back and et~qJrehencled tho altoatlon. Shuler bolted ror the out-of-bouud1 area under the and Jom Havlicek led Boston -•ond rnon --In Tbat's rigbt!lt wasn't! The referee, an Jmpertial gentleman trcm the Portsmouth offlciatilll' cMpter un:lid aU he had wltll 22 and 21. The Knlcks, in third place, are now five games behind dono by giving tho boll to Oak Baltimore. Hill Liter be odmltteclprlvoloi.Y: Socond.place Phlladolphia got "In 28 years of refereeing. I've Cf,lite an argument from the never had this happen belore, or &ms before posting 104--97 e'lf!IT heard of it hlppeningtoan,ytriumph and cutting the Bullets' bodl' else. The ball was through lead to three and a half games. the hoop and Kaminsky was all Hal Greer was h1gb gun for the over me before I realized what I 76ora wid> 26 polota, but had had done. •• ploot.Y of help from Chet Walker Maybe so, Mr. Referee, but and Archie Clark. each wittl 18. there are a c.:qlle of buketblll Dick Van Aroclalo kept tho Sima players of Southern High who will in the game with 22, but take the ball aiV1ime yoo'llgive Phoenix drqJped Its aeventll it to them. otxalght. Bob Rule ot Detroit U. 107 Canlolua 88 Chicago. Rule had 30 pointe. - , . , - 85 Tulane 72 Bob Boozer led the losers with Central SL t4 Aohlancl 38 l'lsttovlllo 73 Osltkoab Sf 24. .• lAIN STREET . : ) .• • himBolf preparing .· .· , f . .ROY I' • I-, '• for the their way. arrival ot homo nm cKamplon 'l'hlnp were back t o Frank Howard at Pom,PallO for the spring ritual. Beach, Fla. Ttalrsday. Howard has two requests - a $75,000 contract and an extra week's delay ln reporting so he can setUe b.Jsiness affairs in Green By Unltea .ITtlsS lnternatlonal Bay, Wla. Ealt Harry Dalton, WhO bandleB Halltoo 95 Union (NY) 57 contract work for the Baltimore LRJ 72 St. Peter's 55 Orioles, has bis Robinson safely Niagara 103 ~ac:use 92 on tllo line, but Ia facing a trio Villanova 73 Seton Hall 56 ot big names talking big money . DulflOillO 72 St. Fmcs (PL) 63 Club RBI leader Boog Powell, l'hlla. Textile 108 Mana!lold 77 22-game wimer Dave McNally Bentley 88 Nichols 61 and 15-game wimer Tom Bowdoin 76 Bate& 75 Phoebus oil want heft,y ln. wotmnotx (PL) 82 Pttobrgh 61 ereases. Coli!. (PL) 103 St. VIncent 8t The New York Yankees Wayneaburg 104 Point Park 95 landed pitcher Mel Stottlemyre Vormoort 97 Nonrieb 68 for $55.000, brt were getting Assumptloo 115 Clark 79 nowhere wltlt AI Downing, wllo Delaware 95 Albright 85 (ot) pitched mly 61 lmlngs and had llndwoat a 3..3 record a ,-ear BKQ. Mar ahall 65 Kent St. 60 Downing has taken OD an agent Kllamuoo 71 Albloo 67 lo do hia negottatinB, but tlio Alma 78 68 Yankee ofrtee wants to deal ... ~ Rose Still Holding Out T.O.IU'A, Fl&. (IIPO - JOI.nb in one game - came tho fold WeDadl,y, b ..... u t - N•tlanll · Leoau• batllng c:hamploo Pete Bose cmllnued ID &It It out It hio Clndmoll home toe~~¥. Bo10, wbo boiled .3351aotoon, hao declined General )(on.. qer Bob Howsam'a otter d. $75,500 ror the oow oeaoon, u iDcreue of $20,000 over bia ulary last year. He aald he dim't -<t ID go ID spring traiOIIIQI with the club here "untll I IIIII a Atislaetory otter,'' which • • belltwecl to be at lout $80,000. Thooo who olgnecl wltlt the W-!OIIy nlglrt os YSU poot,. ed 1 116-61 home win. McElroy dllll<ed ~ ot 59 fteld aool -~~ IUid 14 ot 17 fwl shots. Thirf>' ot hla pol.rb come in the ftrat 15 mhllte&. The 6-loot senior also broke his previous record of22 field goals (oronegame. :o;mw.::;.:;-~:o:o:::;:::~Y.«~.®~ &ill& SCORES team Wedneldl,y were catcher Jolmoy Deneb, Natlooal ~· roolde ot the year In 1968; piteb. er Jim Malone)'. Orlt bo110111111 Lee May IUid ouUiolder ~ Wagner. Wqner was abtaiDed from the Chleago Cubs IbiD& the ofl'. . .aon.. Bencb reporleclly put !do name on a $25,000 agreement. Others besides Rose IJtlll hold. lng out Included ouUiolder Alex By United PreBI International East W Miami ...... 32 MlmeiOia .... 31 Indiana ...... 33 Kenrucky ..••28 New York .•.. 16 w... Pet. J GB 26 .552 2'1 .534 1 32 .508 2\\ 28 .soo a 42 .276 16 F- Ciodmotl Reds ployero- Johnaon, aecond baseman Tommy Helms, third. baseman Ton;y · Perez, uUJityman Chico Ruiz W L Pet. GB Oakload . .... t6 12 .793 Denver ..... ,34 26 .5fi7 13 New Orleans . . 31 30 .508 16\\ Dallas ••.... 28 29 .491 171h Loo Angelos .. 25 33 .431 21 Houstoo ..... 19 38 .333 26'h Wednesda,y' a Rei!Rllta Indiana 113 New York !04 Houston 136 Denver 12% Dallas 108 New Orlean• 1.01 Los Ang. 129 Kentucky 97 (Only pmes aciloclulecl) 'I'IalrsdiQ''a Games Denver at Los Angeles lblston vs. Minnesota at Duluth, and pitcher Gerry Arrigo. SELECT SUCCF.SSOR GREEN BAY, Wis. (!JPI}- : The executive committee o( the Green Bay Packers will meet In closed session Saturday in the first or two meetings to select a succeaaor to Vince Lombardi a1 . general manager. TilE DAILY SENTINEL . . UIJ.VOTUJ TO lNTI>ItF.-'tt OfC .YE:JG,!i.MASON ARU lllCHAIUJ S. OWEN, PUBLISIIE:B C"-1t1w T.......W., £<11-...Publlohoocl doll) Uo>opl. SltiLirda)o b)o The Olllo Volle~ P.tlllohl,. ~. II ~ _,_c !11., Pomer"O)-, Ohio, ..S7S9, Butl,.ll Off!.,. " " 9tt.l i51i, ~itorlal P ' - 9';12-1157. ~ cllu PULIII" ~d 111 P<~~ne....,, (H._ NAI:I-.1 ••herl1ol,. reun-tlw ~ elli--Gall•~•. too., n Eu< 41" Sl., Ntow Yn Minn. (Only games scheduled) cu_,, Nn South Louisville 93 St. Louia 67 No. Carolina St. 88 Dl1ke 73 No. Carolina 68 So. Carolina 62 W, Va. 82 Virginia Tech 77 Ky Walyn 71 Slbm Dl. 64 ~on.. !i<lbocripUon """"' Delioe..d bJo ca:rrlv •here . . llablt I ~ ~tnu per wMk; ..,. , ...,. lft .:1..,....&1 lhl Daily !'oeni:IIIBI Ofll..oe, tzs. I O. Silo 1110111111, tJ L 70. ' rltr• montloo. ~-!IS. S, W:llooo'- a-hoA ca:rrlu Mr1'1N ld ... 0.. IIIOI&h tuo. Ill' ... u, a.. ,..,. uea.: 11.110 su. monll'll"-25. TII,...II'IIJIIlho $4 .00. So..ollkr.-u.. pri N lflcl,._ ~ T hn ~o..S.rd~ l ·- · Up totwlee tbl mileage ' OF OUR BEST .ELLING TIRES I College Scores 010-11_ ...... _ .,,02 , .. f•- •• - •. , . . _ ....... OtMr sins s¥•11•bl• toe .-t slil*'ltlr llllfMr pl1ces £70..14 E70-1S G7G-15 F7e-14 f70.15 H70·U G70-14 wid> AI directly. '111e Now York loleta llllPOared calm about the unalgnecl 11111us of Ron Swoboda. Tommie All8, J.C. Marlin oad Ed Krantlllt>OI end the Loa Angelos Doclgers said that all but two piOJerapllchor Claude Ostoen IUid wtftelder Len Gabrielson were at the Vero Beach camp or 0111 llluatrlous career. Palmer, golf'a lllp alt.umo money winner but believed by to bo fading at 39 yooro of .... pointed out thatlte hal loat 12 pounds and feels "a lot better ~AlcalJ.y and mental 1.r." Cbutcea ror Nlcklauo oad Palmer haVe - . enhaneecl ~ tho l'llct that 1968 money IOidor Blib' C&ljl01', 1969 money leader Gene 1Jtller ond Opeo dlamploa Lee Trevino. wlmlr loll ot Tucllcin, haVe oil 101110 u.s. oklmlecl tbll tllurnomont. THIS WEEKS Sl'ECIAL Get Back In Shape Save Now '21~ . • 88 ' Rea. ....... & ...... S4lf 29.95... . '"· N-~· York Clothl~l "-u.u • sw. Seattle led !do team trial cordi will begin In Chleago March S •• a atop toward picking a team ot flghtoro for profooalonal lntor- clq competition oext yoor. Chlcqo 11 to ba.ve me frlnchlle In • ~ ot eight cWea, oloo Including Now York, LoultiYille, l'hUadolphla, Mlaml1 Washfnatm, Denver and -hap• RIZER Oil CO. Eld-af-Manth SALE FRLTSAT. SWEAT MEN'S ~RESS SHIRTS Values ... Cincy Ace· Ill United Pre.. ._,.d.-! Jolm MeElnJ7 ol Y toom out.-ed ODd.) '12-SI - thot'o rllht. ho ........ 72 .PGinll for tlio p..,_ aulna as all ot Wa)'Dt'l playera tololed 61 polnto. Tho Incredible ouq,ourt,. of pololo - which dwiU'II.od the previOUI ICbool record of 52 team to a 124-122 victory over Doral Open Play Begins •••••.. .. •....•... OHBOY. agree they were apart on · how much the 33-:Year-ol.d right handed pitcher was worth, Devine qparently offered over $100,000, but not the $125,000 Glb8Clll hal In mind for tile 1.12 ERA, 22-9 record. 15 coosecu- tive vlctortea and 47 straight AtRidpvillo ocoreleao lmlnp he posted last Sl. Macyo 75 Key.- 52 aeaBOII. aa the Cards won the NL !'Irma Byzantine 74 pomant In a walk. Clevollind Luthoran West 71 SltghtRalae Otber Games Paseual accepted a slight Cranbrook 57 Western Reserve ralao from tho Waohlngton Acaclom;y st Sollamra after a 20-mlnuto c11at with owner Bctb :bn't, wbo was Carroll 100 Lake Foroat 77 y .... t..- Ook HID bUkeL 1be referee haaded the ball to Shuler, who otopped out ot IUppecl tho boll ID Prollltt. Proffttt put II Ill> IUid In unclo..-th for • -llwllll'l All IC cc;JUWlithed in perblpt two se<:onda. Tho <lilly the blgCYJII wllo knew lmmodiiWy thoro wu aomethina: 1R'ODI was Coach KamlniQ'. Before the t.n ever hit tho ftoor oller Prollltt ohot, Komlhlk7 waaln the areaofthe Oak Hill boaket working his Jaws with 110 per cent emcieney, Ud his arms like a wlncbnlll in a Florid• burr leone, oil directed ot tlio referee. 'l1le packed house or tans was ltruWeil' silent. In fl ve to seven aecoma, however, the rana awoke to what had happened. There was an inhuman h""l of rage frmn the Oek H i II section. Uo:lerstandably. EV8P the scorekeepers got In the act, signaling wildly, .. No Baa~ No Basket. n Yastrzemski Gets $100,000-Plus Rooms •• '·'< kel, all otCoochJomKomlnaiQ''a boyo ~~>theRooriDtokett> defensive positions. Prollltt huog boek, -entl,y with ideas otpuWneonaone-man backcourt preu. 9n1ler hung back briefb, then he too .tarted bock OJP<OUrt. Prollld romolned In the 111'00 of tho oek Hill bookel. Tbia W&lf the stace set tor the More Than Ted's $125,000 Lovelier "·' .•. In play tr<n under ltl own be• Knicks Bump Celts 92-88 Tournament Scores sreat.grandcbildren; two broth. ers. Henry1 New Haven, and WUUe, RD L~, wad three Slaten, Anna and LUlie Jolm8011, boUt ot RD, Letart, and Mrs. Wilbert Weaver. Mason. Funeral services wUl be Sat ~ urday at 2 p.m. at the Broad Run EUB Chureb wltlt Revs. ()key Car oad Gerald Ss,yreol!lclallng. 'l1le body w1u. Ue In state at the church one ~r prior to services. _ f' riends may call at the FogleIOilg Funeral Horne alter , _ Friday. ,. who w o r r IJ about getting struck by Soutbern High Sctwd'• bask• ball team set no records In .eor- NOW IS THE JIME, TO DO YOUR INSIDE PAINTINGI Easiest Way to w- Unusual Play Pulled By Southern Duo In Tourney IDd old and Berdine, both of RD, Letarti n I n e grandjchildren. 13 People Fans, Even Offrciall Caught By Surprise AIJ.Stan@ Eagle-Flyer Game Ends In Free-For-All Patrolman Terr1 M. Knlght, son of Mr. and Mrs. Olester Knight, Pomeroy, ol the Marion Post of the Ohio State Patrol was named out.atai'Kiing patrol ofllc.er or 1968 by hl.a feliOft' omcera.. Selection was blaed oninveati• gatlve abilities, p~Mic reatlons, interpersonnel relations, interest ao:1 entllusiasm and overall abililJI. His responsibilities owr the ·_!_t~ J."Dtl lo$.00 2 for 15 ~ price - Maa'a " lloyo' de IIIII Mock Turtle Noeltl. \\price- lloya' AIJ.WeolloerCoata. Alao lll'cqoofllon'o. \\ prlee- Men' a !Vorl IIlii. Wnol, Vblrl w- \\ price- lleD'o" Boyo' SulllllllllilPan ,, CGmL I G...... Coata. ... u.so.: ts.lii Coata. va~ to Valuoo to 40.00 - 25.00. All -...s otf - Drua llllclra · ~ �· Council Accepts New Charter Plan U•eoww:n c... -icllt PT. PLEASANT_ , . 1 by Cil)' ll<ll wupy. 101 W-ado,y nJal>l In a opoelal __..., to at"cept the new pr. poHCl cll;y ctaner as recomoo ....ted b)' lhe charter commit.. toe. The dlarter will be Mnt to the AttDrne.Y General's omc:e for leea! review, and i.f approvedb,yth&t omce, a date will be 11et ror a publlc hearing and possibly a 1peclal election to be held for either acceptance or rejection by va.:rs. 11 no material objections to the lbe Friday Service Is Announced PT. PLEASANT - Funoral aervl.ee for James McKinney, 86, ol 2021 Jderson Avenue,. will be held Fridi..Y 2 p.m.attheFlr.t Cb:lrcb d. the Nuarene wilh the Rev . H. A. WU<GX ol!ldatlng. Burial will be In lllmcr..t cemeteey . Yr. MdGnnfO', an emplo,ye al. the Marietta MarUadUring romJI&QI' unW bJs r«iremeea, died TueodQ" at bJs ..,..._ He bad operated a rucweaYin& buiaees m bil ..,... atnco 1903. .'\ ........ c~ native. bewu JldW"Y 26, 183l, • 1011 of the late aad Lelf- 5I. Clair ~ IDd wu a member of the Jmior Ordor of tiNted AmericaD Mecbaait'S. ~. iDcllldlt lhe widow. Dleie Wbeeler Y~ a dauibter. lfrs. MaryU.. llil:&iD...,.m, PL ft•saM; (JIR 11J11. lOnl wu .... 11arr7 MeK!me1 of FL W,Vs, Fla.; cme !.later. Mrs. Mary Planta o f - - ~ - balfHomer Manor, Pt. Ploaad aad Mrs. Woltllr ~'lrlc:b, a.ten, Mn. llai&UIClll, au.;-~•. dren aDd two great -paadcld.ldren. Friends are being receh·- ed at the Chopmoo - WU......, Futtenlllome. heenl at ta. JM,iilc Marina:, the ctarter coulol bocGne a realll)' wlth<U 1 IPO<ial eleetlon belrw held, IIDd would tbua be etiKthe for the eom.i.. eii;Y election this IDMtdld charter are .. rrom eadl wudaadaro councU melllben atlarp. - Comcl1 - - be .. the ftrst McalaJ' after lbe first 'fUH. dol and ... the tlllrd Mottday ot eseh mcJIIth. - ProviaiOM ...-. opellod out ...,..u-. MaJor c'-npa in the amend-- tor thet~~pointment, lfneceslll')', ed charter, which is 41 pages in of a Yunicipl). Coun Judie, cll;y engineer, clt,y phyaielan 1 n d length, include: - ElecUon of a mayor and eity health otricer, chief 01 Fire Department and a recreation dine· clerk for four year terms. - Council reduced from 14 tor. - Municipal election to be held members to seven members. -The seven cityqrds changed on the first TUesday in June IDto five, with on.e council repre- stead ol May 111 in the pa.t. PT. PLEASANT- The POint Pleaaant Baed Boootera will bold their amuaJ apogllettl din,.. OD Saturday, March I In the On:lftlnee School cafeteria with serving hours from 12 noon until 6 p.m. The meru CUlslllta or spa. Kbettl with meat sauce, bread, butter, cole llaw, homemade cake aDd. ple, coffee and milk. Price ol the dimer Is $1.2S for adulta and 75 centa for chil~ dren. Ttcketa m,.y be puchased b'om band members or at the door the dl3 ol the dinner. Fun Devices Trial Set for Feb. 28 PT. PLEASANT - The five Mum Cotmty residents arrested on dlarges ~ keeping and ex~ hibidng gaming devices during a raid by local QYicer.s several .....U ag<> will IJtand trial on Frldoy, Feb. 28 in tlle court ol Justice of Peace Roy Kincaid, Jr. Five free m bood ieheWled ror trial are Hilda MeCaualand, Pan.,. Wears, Bob Davis, Eric BoegU and Bomie Wra,y. Rhododendron SMITH RESIGNING PT. PLEASANT - Homer Smith, Ohio Riwr Rold, executive of the Mason COunty DemoNEW HAVEN - The Rhodocrat party 11 has notified execu- dendron Homemakers Club meettive members that he Ls resign-. Ing at the club house with Mrs. ing as_exec:utlvp ehahman of the Walter Grin-d, and Mlaa Mary parcy. A meetine of the executive Phillips hostesses, was opened ccmuni1tee members ia scheduled by the president, Mrs. Bernard fQr Friday evenilll to act upon . Uevifts. SliUttl's resignation aoJ pouibly Devotions were led by M i a • aJi,olnt a new executive chair· Millie Bumgarner, using t h e man. theme, "Man Does Not Uve By Oub Meets ASK TO WED PT. PLEASANT - Two coup. lea IIIPying for marriage licenses Bread Alone." h was decided to ord(!r a doz- en more butcher and paring knives to be aold. in the office of the county clnrk The Ienon fi)J" the meetlngwaa wen 'william KyleMarshall,Jr., "You - Your Weisht and Your 18, New Haven, and Karen (..ou.. Food.. and was led by Mrs. Vel. IH Roullh, 19, Mason, and Geori!O rna Roullh. warren Adams, 23, Poca, and A quiz was helcl on Abraham Patience Suzanne Jividen. 34, Unooln, and a oonlest, "ValenGrimm's Landing. tine DQ/' was beld wltb the prize Wtll by Mrs. Charles F. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Yonker. Attend1ng were Miss Millie feb. 27. 1969 ADMITTED: Steven !l!ow, Pl. Bumgaroer, Mra. Charles JewPloaaant; Mra. Addle Ohlinger, ell, Mrs. Jolin T. Reitmire, Mrs. New Hann; Mrs. Joyce Nowlin, Albert Roush, Mrs. OtUe Roush, Ajlple Grove. Mrs. T. Bert Roush, Mrs. Vel. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Roae Per- ma Roush, Mra. 0, 0, s.yre, Idol, Clareoee Emrlc:k, David Mrs. Clarence 'Ibomas, Mra. Farr. Mra. Daiay Btrleeutter, Charles F. Yonker and the host!ln. Henry Holbert aad 1011, Mra. esses, Mra. Grinatead and Mlas Paul ltoulh, William J, RaWIOIL Pllllllpa. Wolfpen •- Heavy Damage ill CausedbyWreek PT. PLEASANT - The SherIff's Department investigated a two vehicle mishap Wednesday, 5:05 p. m.. on Rt. 62 reaulttng in approximately $1800 pr(l)erty damage but no personal iQJurles or citations. The mishap occurred when a vehicle traveling south on Rt. 62 driven by James A. Burgess, 38, Pt. Pleasant, ran into the rearot a vehicle operated by WiUJ..am J, Somervile, 55, Pt. Pleasant. One arnst was recorded at the county jail during the put twenty-lour hours: Okey Baker, 39, Pt. Plea&ant, was charged with intoxica· tion. Rockettes Invite Women to Meeting PT. PLEASANT - Any women in Pt. Pleasant and surrounding areas interested in playing softball with the Rockettes are asked to meet at the Krodel Park C1ub house on Sunday, March 2, at 2:30 p. m. Plans for tM coming season will be discussed. Persons unable to attend the meeting but interested In playing are asked to call Wallace Smith, Jr., at 675-4319. The Rockette team is (1)80 to any girl 15 years of age and 1.1). Long Bottom Keno Ridge LISTEN 1'0 LOU Compulers save a lol of ptsswork . . . . and so does a bikini bathing sui!! SAVE lEAR &TEAR ON YOUR CAR AND ADDIILES OF DRIVING COMFORT FILL 'ER UP liTH ASHLAND FLYING OCTANE SUI?tR A PLUS GASOLINE LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE ll' W. MAIN -Salar)o minim.... ooffortlto derk ud ~Min-­ IDI.)'OI', Dohert;y, aon Monte, of Belpre. Mr. and Mra. Earl Riehle, for· marly d Keno, IIIUIOUilCed the birth of a daughter, tile Ia at of JIBUiry. They haw two other dalll!htera. They oow live In C..· lumbus. Mrs. Edith Oaborne ealled on her neighbor, Mrs. Mildred Roberta one day 1111& week and on Mra. Glenna Milhoan Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Jaek Conwoy an:l Alice Dodson were satur· · day evenlug guests ~ · Mr. and Mra. Curtis Wolfe. The Wolfe chUdren were present In observance of Mra. Wolfe's birthday. ~~~~I,__!'~".'~E ~·:::~~;!~~-~fh~u~rlidly, FLobrwu·)' 27, 1969 Two Pomeroy Women Speak Prayer Day, March 7 ...................""""""" ... r-.. . chalri* to aid " ' - " - " " " ' " ' ...... r e - . . _ . , to ~if!!._ bora. FoiiDw!JtC tlto coaipeiAI ...... for the .,._,. ol ol the amellled ebarter, couneU meJD-bera dlscuaaed the purl'h&&lDJ: ol a ... ciQr street aweeper with tho tJioiiiJimuc:h tllooP>tto purclllalrw a wcwm tDe sw..,. er IDateadoltltobrootniJpewldch ....nc11 Is now 1n UN. 1be ..... va«um awecper eosts ,11,485 aad could be purchased on pu.rchaiHease .....,.ment tor ..,proximately $380 per m-. for 36 . . - _ Mayor Morgan noted 1<> councU that the current sweeper wu a 1957 model and waa not worth the repairs needed. COUDcllmem· ben will take the matter under adriaement and poaolbly take lotion at the Mareh lOth meeltng. Attending the apeclal seaslon were Mayor Morgan. Oerk Pa~ I)' Burdette, A1tome)' Roy Mullgrave, Counc:tl members Bnl WeUman, Wally Smltll, RuaoeU Holland, Jack Fowler. Richard Melrose, Jim WJaios, Don Wiggins and Relcl DooiiWe. Mrs. Morrison Is Hostess to Homemakers LETART. W, Va. - NEW INDUcrEiiS - 'l'ajlpiiiJI ..,........... for Dine ..,. lnduetees Into the Wahama Hlt!h National Honor Sodel)' were conducted recently. "i'lpped tor membership were front row, left to right. Afwie Fields, Jennie Thompson, Gall MIDer. Second row, Roseanna Roush, Vickie Yourw, Pellfl1 Bur· rts. 'Jbird row, Roger Keeter, Larry Carpenter, Mike T~ son, John JohMtoo. By DAVID R. SCOTT the home of Mrs. Margaret Wheeler at Mt. Alto, with Mrs. Larry Morri11011 as hostess. The vi08iJrelident, Mrs. Lewis Sa.Yre .Prellded. Devotion• were led by M r s. James Turley. The lesson, "You, Apollo 9 Navigator By United Press Inte.,.tlonal Astronaut David R. Scott's first trip into space ended abr~.~>tb. cut short alter less than one day of a planned three. day Oight by a wtldly tiring Your Weight and Your Food'' was thruster rocket which sent hi a presented by Mrs. Don Thomp- Gemini spaceship tumbling out aon. Birthday gifts were given for or control. the months of January and Feb.. That was in 1966 aboard ruary to Mrs. Pblllip Click and Gemini 8. Scott and his Mrs. James Turley. command pilot, Neil Armstrong, The members of the club had brought lheir crippled spacetaken Tupperware orders and craft down to a safe b u t Mrs. Ray Friend had the larg- unscheduled splashdown Jn the est order. Mrs. John Morgan, Pacific Ocean, becoming the Tupperware demonstrator, gave only men in history to survive a a cJe.llUlstration. Tbe door prize grave emergency in orbH. was MJO by Mrs. Dayton Durst. Now ScOtt is making h.ls Attending were · Mrs. D o n sec011d journey into s_pace as Thompson, Mrs. Dayton Durlt navigator tor Apollo 9. He hope8 and Debbie, Mrl. Lewis Stone, this time the 8111h-orblt alght Mra. Ray Friend, Mra. Curtis will run its full scheduled Hwrt, Mra. Rooald Morgan, Ter· duration, 10 days, because the rl and Kendell, Mrs. Larry Mora part he looks torward to moat rlton and Matt. Mrs. Phllllp:' comes at the end- a chance to ~llck &lld .Beverly, Mrs. Jame! Turley, Mrs. lloy Frleoo, Brenda Durst, Jerry Morgan, Mrs. .1om Morgan, Stella King, and Mra. Wheeler. Auxiliary Plans Birthday Event Oifton Social NEW HAVEN The Amerlean Lesion AuxUiary Smltll • Capehart Unit No. 140 JMOUng News, Events at tl!e Legion Hall opened in ceremonial form, giving t h e Pledge to tlle Flag, and a pray. er by the Chaplain, Mra. Helen Knapp. They voted to send a dona· tiOI'I to the American Legion and Auxiliary Natlonal Project, "The D!umlnadoo ol Ute Tomb of The Unknown Soldier" in Washington, D. c. The publle Ia invited to the ceremony which will be held on Mareh IS. The auxiliary will hold a birthday dlmer oo March 10, for tlle leglonalres and their wtvea celebrating tllo 50th birthday of the Amerlean Legion_ The doorprizewaswonbyMrs. Bill Roush. The hosteaaes, Mrs. Grant Roulh and Mra. B Ill Rouah, aervod relrellhmenla I<> lll'bll Smltll, Helen Krtaw, IYa Capeluu1, Sadie Warth, Mae Sukey, Ellea1 Yonker, Venita Alice Roush, T h e I m a Roulb, Ka!hleeo Roullh, Mary (Bob) Roulb, Thelma C8110iw1 and Mary (Bill) Roulb. KU.n. Stork Shower ill For Mrs. Young CLIFTON- Mrl. Gordon Young Sr., iad Mra. Ro1>erta YOUill of eotertlltned receotl7 I oak lhoWer for Mra. Gordon YOUil(, Jr. at Robtrtll YOUII&'I home In Clltlllll. A ba11btet clocorated In pillk and blue hold the llWt7 IIIIa. The hostesseaBen"ecl c:akedec. or- pink and blue boot• • alOIII with beverages to the cun.a. aone, sit back and enjoy the sights. Natural Flier Flying- whether in space or in thtl air- comes naturally to Scott, a 36-year~d lieutenant colonel in the Air Force, and to his pretty brlUlette wife Lurton. Both are the children or Air Force generals and learned early to love llylng. Scott stands an even six feet tall and is built like a college ilthlete, But in his head ia a razor.sharp mind that generated a thesis on interplanetary navigation to earn a master's degree rrom MassachUMtts Insdtute of Technology. His combination or brawn and briJn won Scott the berth aboard Gemini S an:l an asslgiWI'Ient to make the nadon'a second spacewalk. Scott and Armstr~ pertormed history's flrat lin~ between two vehicles in orbit, dO<ki!lll · with ,an ApM, ..,.sol, rocket, before their tJIW!ccraft went out of control. The emergency splashdown, howeY· er, prevented Scott rrom making his spacewalk. Harrowing Movements The youthful-looking fi!>IC&man does not like to talk much about his harrowing II\CDienta aboard Gemini 8, except to say they tailed to ereate in hbn any permanent fear <Jf sr-cefllght. Born ln san Antonio, Tex., ScoU. graduated fifth in his class at West Point military acadenzy and served as an Air Force fighter pilot in Europe before becomirw an astronaut. He and his wife, whom he first met when she crashed hia !Otn birthday pari)' with an older sister, both have shied away from the public spotlight U.t accompanies s.-ce piloting. Scott tries to spend most ot his free Ume quietly at home with hil tamUy, whleh include& two ehlldren- Tracy, almost 8, and Douglas, 5. During tllree da.ys of the Apollo 9 night Scott will lly alooe In Ute Apollo conunand •hiD while asti'OOilh JameB McDivitl and Ruosell Schwelelf.. art work in the moon landiiW ersfl. DO IT NOW! POWER-YAC I CLEANING SYSTEM ! ALL THE DIRT IN · ONE SIMPLE OPERATION ""'~ocuat St. Ml4~1aport, """"" COATS havo a9,Wing NEW HAVEN - Miss Regena llessoo, 15, New Haven, daugtlter of Mr . and Mrs. Eugene Hesson, was chosen by the stu dent body at Wahama as their Valentine Queen. The amounce. ment of their selection was made on Friday evening following the Ripley game at tile school dance. Mr. Edward Coen, art instructor and assistant of the Annual Club, crowned the queen and gave her a box or candy. Miss Ile!>son, a. blonde with hazel eyes, wore a pink wool jumper, wt.ich she had made, with a wllite rrilly blouse. Her escort was Jackie Call, son ot Mrs . Be~y Call, Clirton, W. Va. The annual club was i.n charge or the decorations for the dance. The committee, Stella and Pauletta Randolph , Brenda and Gary Fields, .!llaron Roach, Rebecca Burris and Mary .Jane Scltes made a huge red heart, outlin~ ed this with white ruffles and with miniature white hearts spelled out Miss Sweetheart. this spring/ SJ9.95 LADIES-ALL WEATHER COATS 16·95 &'19·95 ~ SPRING ANGEL TREADS' ARE HERE! THE SHOE BOX Changed Name ·· The Mystery of the Her·e· was the original name of the l'amous statue, ·'G rief," by Augustus Saint· Gaudens . lt.s present name i.s cn~dited to Mcuk Twain. who r e marked that all human grier is shown in this sad (i g ure . New Shipment Ladies Slonesware Cotton Penn-Press Shills & Pant Dresses 3.98 & 4.95 WHERE SHOES ARE . SENSIBLE PRICED M;ddleport, 0. ' • ' •• •• c" >.' ' - .. j ;:.;. .et.. SPRING DRESSES INFANTS THRU SIZE 12 COAT AND DRESS ENSEMBLES Unpaved Streets Be LACE TIGHTS, KNEE SOCKS, HATS, PURSES GLOVES BOYS SPORT COATS, SLACKS AND TOP COATS •• ~ ·. - •• ~... , . .• • ·You Just Can't Beat Values! FOR SPRING! ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. FEEN-A-MINT Reg. 89c 30~ Reg. 45c VOTE TOOTH PASTE 1.49 Family Size 59e DIAL DEODORANT Reg. 1.35 Mennen Protein HAIR GROOM AEROSOL 90~ 77c WERNETS DENTURE POWDER Reg. 1.89 FLORAL SCENT MASSENGILL 1.26 POWDER COLGATE 100 MOUTH W 311- 49~ " Rea. 35c Rer. 1.69 We mean tho enrasemeht rins thina. If Yoo are, you thould come see ut. We T111st heat to CIJY ICE have ArtCarved dlamoad enc.agement rlnla. You micht ,uy diamond liw SM' Attt:t.lrve.cl'e "tlif111"' fit. C8UH they have been hand· craftlna btnutiful diamond rinp Iince 18M. fi"na !hi.. I• a btnutlful thlnt to do ..• ond Al'tCarvecl Ia a btnutlful way te do 1~ ne 2 PC. SUITE .. ..' f ' ' . ~~~ONO fliNGS .....,_ ~ :l:l'i.ll."' ·, ,oisiua~ .~ Jeielry Slllte '1 . -' . ·~ ' •'' l.S!J ' ~- CAROII&· "· I • . ' . """ 'J;•l ' , Clilirt Si. . 'Pomero .. .w..... ~C•rved.......,. · DFUEL CO. 10n.).12 '"'' .-.p ' A-rftCarved BENZODENT CUTICUlA SOAP '.i.-'; friRI 110. te iloo. ,· DDUT·I'UMD. . . I CHASI HARDWARE llesson is Wahama Queen <~fter '' LAUNDRY SERVICE BE The Kiddie Shop 0. ··-·-·---------------------------' J ()()I !lllllf3 Ttl!: 121 !lllllf3 Ttll!lllllf3 .., • -ro HOME$ - TRAILERS- PUBLIC I BUILDINGS AND ETC. NO MUSS, 'I NO PUSS - HAVE YOUR FUR, I MACE CLEAMID TODAY. ,i Mi.~~~ -. HOME REGENA HESSON From Supper SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 lim. I I I I I I 1'," .-... . . . . .. .._... 111 IM"f for .....S.•· l r blind Ia bnlllo. ... --111.- Mrs. Hart is HostofOub Over $300 Made SHIRl FINISHING ••• Roberta Lewis, SJ.e Youn& Jsoet CompiCOI, Juno Qdlleo, Len Van Meter and Mro. RUne. SetldiJtl 11!11 were Mr a. Ernolt Qulllea, Mro. . _ d Y - . Mra. Hllaaell KDijlp. M r a. BIIIICho ~ Mro. Richard Neal and Mra. Marliuo McMII· DON'T WAIT I Clifton Oass Meets in Annex tor the loc:al aad the meeting II Mrl. J>aul Fortoey, Gueot apeakcr will be PallDy Elll1 ol Point Ploaoant; the Tba World Pvc l't4w World Day D( Prayer services in oololoi, Mr1- WUIIam Russell, the UnJtcd Methodist Lhurch on and theorf!lllllst, MlssBec:ll,y lllr- rices .... Sth Street in New Haven Mareh ria. The offerings from such aerv· 7 at 7:30p.m. The theme for Ule day Is !ceo throughout the -lei are "'Growlrtg Together In Chrlat,•• used for several worthwhile e&t· es, namely, to help educate wom. en In 13 Chrlrrti.an Colleges in Mrlca, Aaia, and Latin Amer.. tea; to welcome 40,000 stvdNV PLUS eomlng from abroad eadl year I<> study In the UDited States; 1<> 992-2057 help .,pport 30 Cllrlattlln mapNEW HAVEN - The Haven Pic ... & D.ll•ory zines and books for new literate• Homemakers Club meeting at ttle In 18 countries. home or Mrs. Emory Hart, with A portion of the funds are used Mrs. A. L. Sprouse as co-hostess. was opened by the president, Mrs. Iva Capehart. Devotions were led by Mrs. Hart, using the theme, "Man Does Not Live By Bread Alone.'' The lesson topic was "YouYour Weight and Your Food'" and was led by Mrs. A. L. Sprouse followed by discussion. Members voted to hold their mecti ngs on the first Tuesday or A new fit and each month and decided to give each mt~mber a birthday gift i~ flair for spring stead of only secrel sisters, and then at the Christmas meeting A group of season·spanning lhey will draw names. c~als lhar have everylhing Members enjoyed games and going for lhem. Smarl, young priZe!> were won by Mrs. Harry designs, splendid new fabVickers, Jr., Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Sadie Warth and Mrs. A. L. ric s and lex lures. Sprouse. The door prize was won by Mrs. Sadie Warth. Herreshup mcnts were then served to those attending. Mrs. Iva C8pehart. Mrs. Harry Vickers, Jr., Mrs. Sadie Warth, Marsha Sprouse, AI Harry Vickers, Jr., Mrs. Sadie ~arth, Marsha Sprouse, AI Sprouse, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse and Mrs. Emory Hart. . MASON - Mrs. Betty Jane Nease, 47, ot Lawrenceburg, Inc., who died Monday morning at the foUowiog: Mra. Eorl H II e y, Maureen Rfiey, Mra. Robert Barnltz, Mrs. Edith Fox, Mra. Evelyn stewart. Chari- Lew- !-·--·--·--·----------------------""1I Jan~.ary Shower Given Mrs. County-- Ii Middletown hospital, had been • resident ol Maaon for many yeara, She was born Jan. 19, 1919 In Mason, the. cloutJIIter of the late Georp aad Mallie Fox Nease. Surviving are her hllaband, Harry Handley, Lawreocebura:; a s:ister, Mrs. Henry J. (Jean) Johnson, Franklin. Ohio, and two brothers, George Nease, Mul· lens, W. VL, and Paul Neue, Pomeroy. The funeral was held at the FOJilesong Fwleral ._. Wednesda)o at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Lowell E. Keel!Ol' o!llelatlng. Burial wu In Kirkland Memorial Gardens.. NEW HAVEN - lloatess when showing man)' projects to use the Nehaclima Gllrden C.1ub met with these children. 'l'hey dl~ on Mondl.v evenlrw at the Alex trlbuted instructiona •• A (;ode of QuWen Bulldlrw for theJr regular Ethics for Those in Horticultural monthly meeting were Mrs. Phil Therapy" and "Gourd Culture." Batey, Mrs. Thomasl-lorlmanand Mrs. John Powell presided at Mrs. Roy Jones. Roll call was an- the business meetirw. Schedules swered with, "Name A Bird You for Junior Garden Club leaders Have Seen Toda,y." were distributed . Devotion!' were led by Mrs. Attending were Mrs. Carroll Thomas Hoffman. Guest speakers Adams, Jr., Mrs. Donald Bum· for the e\lening were Mre. Char· gardner, Mrs. llarold Bumgarn. lcs Lewis, a past president or er, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. the Ohio Garden Clubs, District William G1bbs, Mrs. James Gll11. a teacher olspecialeducation bert, Mrs. Uoyd Hoffman, Mra. cl~isses In Pomeroy, who was a .. Harry Miller, Mrs. John Powell, sited by Mrs. Robert Lewis. The.)' Mrs. James N. Roush and t h c spoke on "Garden Therapy With three hostesses. MentallJI Retarded Children," Lea f-oreman, "Pop" to employee• of Foote Mineral. retired after aervtng J8yurs as 1 blacksmith with the cmqJan)", In 1917 he started 1 nfne..year appreaticesblp at Hobsoo RatJ.. roM. 1bop aDII after that then worked tor the nUro.d ln aeveland. Altoptber, ht hal been anployed $1 years. 'l11e Foremans recently moved to Mason, but resided many years at West Columbia. Although almollt 71, Mr. Foreman ts in pod ltealth and prodicto that MaS4XIoliready has a ""village black· amith.'' I have been told that all he needs is a forge to have a comR~msh plete shop. He Ls keeping busy NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Ralph es were won by Mrs. Bill Ball these days doing .. stone work. Roush, ~ former Vicki Wea~ and Mrs. Nelson Roush . Aeeordlng to "Pop" Forever, waa honored recentl,y with The guest list included M r s. man's wlfe, Joy, he was very a bridal shower by Mrs. EverRobert Roush, Mrs. M e I 11 I n _pleased when the office perse& ett Roosh, Mrs. Ralph W. Roush. Knapp, Mrs. Harvey Newland, Del at Foote Mineral presented Mrs. Damy Rickard, Mrs . RichMrs. Lester Dodson, Mrf. Bill a cake &ft.t card to h1m U1J011 reard Grinstead and Mrs. Fred McFarland, Mrs. Donald 0. tirement. It stated, "We'll Mlu Roush at the st. Paul Lutheran Roush, Mrs. WillicJohnsm, Mrs. You - Mr. Foreman." MafU' Church social room. Door prizWUbur Weaver, Miss Annie John~ employees have metal paper son, Mrs. Jadl; Paugh, Mrs. weights made b_y Mr. Foreman. James Fry, Mrs. Harold Fry , Both Mr. and Mrs. Foreman Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Mrs. J o e are active In the West CohunRoush, Mrs. DeMis Moore, Mrs. bia United Mettwdtst Church. He Kenny Vickers, Mrs. N e I s o n teaches the adult Bible class and Roush, Mrs. Ralph W. Roush, LES FOREMAN Mrs. Foreman teaches ttle junSet. Marvin Barker, ol tlle lora. Starting tbls week he will have cla&&es in Bible, teaehlng at Air Force, formerly stationed Mrs. Jack Hesson, Shawn and Roc:k Sprtngo UDited Methodist Olureh In Malgs Coottt>. He 1s at Wichita, Kansas and Lance &izette Paugh, Ruth Ann F r y, Mrs. Thomas Grinstead, Mrs. &iiiO a member of Clifton Masoaic Lodp No. 23, and his wife be-- Corporal Robert Berker of tile Cecil Duncan, Mrs. Grant Roush, lone• to the Ellstern Star at Mason. Marlnes stationed at Camp PenMrs. Gary Roush, Mrs. Robert One only needs to be around Mrs. Foremaa a short time before dleton. CaiUornla visited tllelr you know- that her radiant personality indicates she h married to a grandmother, Mrs. Helen Bark- Roush, Mrs. Eldon Roosh, Mrs. Richard Grinstead, Nida, Yvonne happy man. The)'" are the parents of two 10ns and two daughtera, er at CIUtoo, and their mother. and Todd Grinstead, Mrs. Jolln Mrs. Bernice Barker at Char. Mrs. Freddie Tbabe~ Masot1; Mrs. Edgar (Ja..,) Abbott, Pomeroy; Fry, Mrs. Pete Ohlinger, Mrs. Lawrence Foreman. Mason, and Walden Foreman, Savannah, Ga. leston, before leaving tor VietZerkle, Mrs. Tressie McHarold They tave 15 grandchildren. nam. Million, Mrs. Neva. Z e r k 1 e, Joan Oliver, Clifton, has a c• Mrs. Bill Roush, Mn. Arnold THE 34TH .ANNUAL BANQUET ol the Wllhama Clututer ul Fl>- cepted an office job at the PleasRoush, Mrs. Lilly Blazer, Mrs. ture Farmera of America was held on Feb. 19, whim about 150 ant Point Resort. Thelma Capehart, Mrs. Gene Mrs. Fred Lewis, Clifton, is parent& and guests were served In coaperaUon with the Wahama Weaver, M1·s. Bill Ball, M r s. recuperating from an lUness at ,. ·Future 'Hcl'/lemakers Chapter In the higf1 school lunch roun. Fred Roush, Mrs. Bill Rrown, The highlight of the buquet was presentation of Har1orary Chap.. her heme in Cllfton. Adolph Saeleans, Mrs. Mary Mrs. Mrs. Katie Bass, CU!ton, reter Fanner degrees to J!XIge T~son, Mason County Circuit AumUler, Mrs. Alice Miller, J~, an:l James LAf«is, vice-president of the Citizens National turned home after visiting for Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Mrs. Reu~ several months with her daua:h· Bank of Pt. Pleaaant, r..- lleving cooperated In furthering tlle of• ben Stewart, Mrs. Glen Roush, ter-ln-law, Mrs. Kenn;y Bass at torta ot the loeal chllpter tn its J'IW1Y activities. Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald, Mrs. Rob· · Members ot the cha»ter gave reports on activities of the past Atlanta, Ga. Mr. Lawrence McDermitt or ert Barnitz, Mrs. Walter Grinyear and L R. Font. Asst. Manager of the Ohio Valley Electric stead, Mrs. Darmy Roush, Mrs. Nitro, visited recently with his Corppratlon. and Geori!O Smelley gave brief talka. 1be Wahalna FF A Olapter members think everyone cc:Dribut- sister, Mrs. Clara WUUams, at David HaU, Mrs. Carol;}n Zurcher, Miss Linda Roush, Mrs. lng to the 1 succe11 of the blnquet &Del ita other activl.Ues. ~clal Clifloo. Danny Rickard and Mrs. EverawrecJatlon is exPressed to the parentsandteacherswho have workMr. and Mrs. Harrison Robett Roush. ed with the ehlpter tltroughout the yeor. inson, Jr. and Mlkei Mr. and M< ... . <Fr..,.. MeDermltt WODt to ~1~~;.-", i..if.~~:,.~.~~-~t;~..: ·:·•cc.• ,o ,•" \' •·"P el' 11 Y: Parris ISland, S. c. Where the If you want to spit in thf.' latter.s' son, Frankie, graduat- eye of the establishment. 5 Members Meet ed from Marine training school. you are praised for it: you Mr. and Mrs. Johm.y Call and ate told you are a bright At Embleton Home son, Johnny, ot Hurricane. W. boy. NEW HAVEN - Five mem. Va, visited hia mother, Mrs. - Dr. S. I. Hayakawa , San bers of the New Haven Jwrlor Francisco S~ate College lletl)' Call, reeenlly. MASON - The ~shine Cla11 Woman's Club met Feb. 18 at president. of the Christ UDited Methodist the home or Mra. Donald Emble· ~~~~!!!!!! Chureh In Mason, lleld Ito Feb. ton. 1be club voted to send a dona· nlBtY meeting at the home of tion toward the travel expense Misses lW.da and lorena Weiss, Mlsa Lorena Weill presented tor the Ehropeon trip of the DIthe devotionals entitled, "'Look· rector of Junior Woman• a Clubs. lng for the Good .., The meeting nisht was chaoged Mrs. Clarence Baier, pre... from the aeconcl Tuesday to tlle ldent, llllhOUnced a projed of Third Tuesda,y of each month. over $300 from the recent chick· The Mareb meetlng will be held en - · A porttnn ol the metl- on the 18tll at the borne of Mrs. ey wu used to buy a sweeper DIU Grtn-.J and wiD be a and wiUt remaining lunda the eovered dlllh dlmer. cla18 voted to W)' a per1llalleQt set. The preatdent al10 re~~Jest.. ed that the class save 1he EJ.. berfeld bWa, as monies from To Repaired these· wUI be ulod 1<> W)' arUelea for Ute kltdlen. NEW RAVEN Unpaved & ~ch holltessea are M r s. streets were dlseuaaed when the Russell Capellart and Mrs. Ray New Haven Town council met Every Thing To Give !he lillie Prof!ld. Monda,y evening in regular IJIB· ones a Rlamorous Easler Attending - · Mlaaeo Ruth atnn wltll Moyw 'lbomaa Grinand EllzobethMclntolh, Mra. Ma- stead preeldlng. Other a tn aUeedWda Noble, Mra. Mu-1 Malee, ance were Helen Fields, recordM111 Mary Dtleldln&. Mro. Rus- er; Gary Roulh, R. G. Greene, ..U CIIPOhart,. l{ra. Nancy Ar11ur Tbabe~ Jaek Hess, Lewla Joholltxlt1, Mril. WUUam F r 7, aad cotllldl me-s, LAYcA-li'AY FOR EASTER Mra. Rua..U Blnotl, Mra. Ce- and William Kltneo. cU Smltll, Mra. Flaello IIGI!. They voted I<> pay the bWa we . : man, Mra. Clarenc1 Baler, Mra. and resolved to repair street• Mary Berey, Mrl. Georp Car- It poaelble. Town employeea .aon. Mrs. b r Roulb, and Mra. patched _pavement in town t h e ·Dorothy Scltwab, ; . post week. In _....II' Mrs. Handley Dies NEW HAVEN - The Rend Area United Lburch Women, under the direction or their president, Mrs. Uoward Wa,genhala, will hold To Nehaclima Garden Club ( :' The Le· tart Homemakers Club met at PT. P!.EASANT- The I'VIftt Mill Alllorico In llllllonal ...,._ Pl..Jo,yc:ees aptn wiU podtlon at Atlantic Cll)', N, I. spmaor Ute Ml&l Muon coun1iJ Tbt IYP thll JOU w!U be the -In~ .....,., ~ Mill Vuoo C...Jim TQicW, prealdeut, ID· 1)' PaaNJi[ ._...by t h e noomeod WodneodQ" that the winPlea- ~rea Joyceeo. nor ot the Politi Pl.. -pqoant 1 4We are qaiD Ml"\'lnia& apmawill enter the atatll pqoant In oeloct the slote que<n, wbo w!U oora of the papont th117ear beeaun we believe It proYicloa a valuable contrlllut1on I<> the 00111• ...UI)' and "' the .ladl.. wbo will eoter the compotltlon," Toylor aald. ~'We believe it aen•lfthefi'OID· lltlllliQ'well -..ultt'o<illeaatlentlon ... the high eallb..- ol NEW HAVEN - Mro. Ralph YOOilflladlel - ... relldoiltlol Roush, the rormet VIcki Weav~ our area and,. beiiiYtll"""•• . er, was honored with a bridal youth well bee&UIO lt~l shower on Monday evenirw with tile _..umltl' for .... yfila· Mrs. Everett Roosh, Mrs. Ra)ph dlea wbo compete I<> pin ........ W. Roush, Mrs, Danny Rickard. poise Utrou&h the Plbll• - · Mrs. Richard Grinsteadan:IMrB. ance ltll<i to aaln ~.motilrltf Fred Roush as hostesaes, at St. through particlpitloit'lii • comPaul Lutheran Church. The door II'WilitY prolfam such Jil the Maprizes were won by Mrs. Bill Ball lOn Ccunt;y Papant:/' Tulor addand Mrs. Nelson Roush. ed. Atten:Ung were Mrs. Robert .. Molt Important, It will pro. Roush, Mrs. Melvin Knipp. Mrs. vide the for the &lrl Lester Dodson. Mrs. WOllam Mc· wbo Ia Ute wtmer to oontlrue Farland, Mrs. WUlte Jciutson, to achol11111hlp awardo at Mrs. Wilbur Weaver, Mias An- Ute Welt ViriiDia popoDt, wldeb nie Jdmson, Mr1. Jack Paugh. wiU aid her In obtalnltti on e<ll· Mrs. Kenneth Vlcken, Mrs. NeJ.. caUon at the ooUqe of her son Roush, Mrs. Jack Reason, choice, u the prealdent said. Mrs. ThOJTliiB Grinstead, Mrs. In SJIIIOllllc:inr thet hla orpnCecil Duncan, Mrs. Grant Roush, izaUon plana continuation of tbl Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Pete Oh- M111 Mason linger, 'frs. Treasie McMIWon,. oorahlp, Taylor aa1d It wUI be Mrs. BO~ Roush, Mrs. Arnold lleld April 26, at tlle Point PleaaRoush, Mrs. Thelma Clpehart, ant High School gym, start1ns at Mrs. Gene Weaver, Mrs. Bill 8 p.m. Ball, Mn. Mary Aumlller, Mrs. He also a~WtWRced that comMaxine Arnold, Mrs. Reuben mittees to plan the prosram are stewart, Mrs. Dam,y Roush, Mrs. belni formed aad thet orf!llllloaDavid Hill, Mrs. carolyn Zurehw Uona ID the area wl11 be requl!llter, Miss Linda ROU6h, Nida, ed to apooaor oonte.-s for the Yvome and Todd Grinstead, pageant. hoOOree an:l the hostesses. 11Thia will be a oommulli«J ea- v ... Sending girts were Mrs. Har.. deavor and we in d!e Point PJ.eu.. ., vey Newland, Mra. Donald o. ant Area J.aJ'eeea are sure all ID Roush, Mrs. Jamea P'ry, Mrs. tlle community wiD part!el,pateto Harold Fry, Mrs. Paul Zerkle, lnaure its IUCCe81," TtylorCOXft• Mrs. Joe Roush, Ml"s.. Dennis mented In mnklng the amowu:eMoore, Shawn and Suzette Paugh, ment Ruth Ann Fry, Mrs. Gary Roush, "We will be requestlna t1tat Mrs. Eldon Rouah, Mrs, Harold communi!)' and Ita orpolzatlottl Zerkle. Mrs. Neva Zerkle, Mrs. to IJI(IfiiOr conteatantl, t o · Lilly Blazer, Mrs. Blll Brown, the pageant tho nlll1t It wiU be Mrs. Adolph Slelens, Mrs. Allee condUcted and to IIQPIIOri It flMiller, Mra. Glen Rouah, Mrs. nanclalb"," be remarked. Paul Ftt2gerllci, Mrs. Robert Damitz, Mrs. Walter Grinstead. Recent Bride Given Shower Scott Hopes for Luckier Flight Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Burton and Camlly of CoJ.umbus spent a weekerli wtthMr.andMrs. Wayne Prince. CLyde Lawrence Is 1 patient at camden Clark Hospital in Parker &burg. ReciPt visitor&' of 'Mary Pierce were Mrs. Esther Dailey and claugflter~in-law of Portland, Emma Powell and Tressie Stethem. Mr. and Mrs. David Smith visited A. B. Kibble, Reedsville. LUa Ridenour of Olester and Rrnestine Hayman visited ret. tiws in COlumbus. Mrs. Margaret Groce hl.s returned to her home here after a stay in Glen Falls, N, Y. Mr. ard Mrs. Don Sisson and CLIFTON - Mary Plc:keno' family of Vienna.. W. Va., were ilutday School daas met In tlle vi slUng serena Sisson. amex ot tlle Clifton UDited lllethMr. and Mrs. Honrd Young of odlst ChllrehforltareplarmeetPaden City, W, Va., spent the inl with Pam K.earna, prelidellt, weekend with Nellie Stethem and preoldln&. Clara Nutter. Boxes for VIetnam service Mra. Raymond Larkins and boys were sent and plana 1D buy family ol T~rs Plains were a movie projector were made. overnight guest& of Mr. aM Mrs. 11te class aold articles lett from Fred Larkins. the bUaar. The class rundsbed a Fred Newlun has returned wok to dawn IIKirt for the elalreb home from a visit with relative• premiA I, in West Virginl&. Rev. Mrs. Bamloe Winkler aad Mro. Roy FO>< wore JIIIOatl. Mr. and Mra. Harley Johnoon were Sunda¥ afternoon visitors Members preseat for a delle· of Mr. ancl Mrs. J. R. Murphy, ious chicken dhmer were Mra. EWno, John, Peggy, Cannel aad Roy Plc:kena, Sr., Gene aad Koy RUey and Joyce, Carl and Pam Barbera. Mr. and Mr1. Robert Rusaell Keama, BID aad laabel Broom. Uqyd aad Wlaotta were SuDday l'isitors t1 Mr. and aad Hollman aad Kemy, Mary Am, Mra. H..,ard Russell. Joi>JIIy, Jolll Toylor aad Jill, and Mr. Lincoln is a patient at Naocy V111t Meter. Veterans Memorial Hoapital ard Ia lq>roring. Mr. and lira. Doyle Kta111>, Kail, Kevin ar.d Charles otLa~s­ .nte, were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, Rhonda and Ronald. ¥z'. and Mrs. Gene Lambert, Charolett, David and Sheryl ol Hemlock Grove, Mr, and Mra. Harley Haning or Flatwood, Mrs. Byrne VaugRan of Pomeroy, and Mra. Kenneth Grover, JOJ and Jennifer of Chester Road, were Mra. John Lodwick, of CheaSunday visitors oC their parents, ter. Mrs. Blaine M11ltou and Mr. aDit Mrs. Everett Lotbert. Mac Harrah drove to Park8raMr. and Mrs. James Jolmson, 6urK S&turda¥ to vialt wltll Mra. Glra and Todd ol Pomeroy, aad Harrah, who Is a patient at the Mr. aad Mrs. Lee Rousn, Rod- s~ J - h HospitaL S1le Ia re~ ney and Cheryl .Adin& or Galli .. U1111 alone ftoe. golis were Swllay visitors of Mr. aad Mrs. Jack Conroy, at Mrs. Helen Johnson. Columbus, Mr. and Mra. DIU Mr. and Mro. Robert Murpll)', Ballr of GaBij>olia, were Sanda¥ Debra Sue ol Middleport and guests of their parert1, Mr. and Mrl. Maynard Bohr. caners m Mrs. Edith Oaborn Sunday evenin&: were Mr. and · Mra. Harold Osborne, and eon Gale, Mr, ard Mn. Ronald Osborne, aiXI Mr. and Mra. Edw"ln Jaycees Will Sponsor : • 11 Beauty Pageant Agaan [4( SALJS- :• ,,• ��f he U..Lb :dl. uw4 ~~tOl ~ .... ~cpon, u .• l 'hur.ciQ, FebnaQ 27, 1961 11 - A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want ft.ds Brings Top Grade Results Employment Wanted w.-.Nl' 4 0 INFORMAT ION OUDLINU S P-• - De y 8•1•• P .. l i nt iot~ ........,. DeOlllo ... 9 · -· · Co-•11.. . .... & c ...ection• Wi ll "o acc:et-~H ""' " 9 o.• . lot Dey el Pvbl ic: .. •on REGUl.& l iONS lh. Pu'- li •lw• •o•on•• '""' •ifht te od it oo ,.. 1• c:• on y .... Ma-d ... t-h-1. Tho p. . li1.,_, will OMit ... ra1 pon1 i.. la for - • tho n o-w•ac t in•••ti '"" . • ••d thraa co,..a cu- ti wa , ,..., r,o nl )8 c•rtto p.-< Word W.m.d ,. 2S,... ;.,,c• n• D•Hounl" on po td od 1 1 i• COAIO C: ut iot• pa• and od1 po td woth i n 10 dopi CARD O F TH... NKS & OBI TU ARY Sl SO for 50 ... oul ..,,,; .,.,u m. Eo edditionol wor d 2c . BLI ND ADS .-.dd itioncll :t k Cho•g• pa r Adn• - 110 TO 1110 ACRE rMIM wllll two........, one or in Metes County. reasonable. can 11922316. Z.:t5-Sip Notice tlEVIV AL at Planb Memorial Church beginning 1burlday. Feb. 27 , UO p.m. Evangelist Hev. Roscoe lborne. PuiDr Rev. Edward GriBitlt 2-~r>-3~< lEE NEIGLER Building Supply for building yoor home. IA"B time loan avatiable. 2-12-tfc WILL !lO "wing at homo zlpp"rs . pocket~ . De!U!Ing . hPn rr"in!l. ;~- Iterations . etc. Mr~ Fred<tiP Thabet. Mann. 4-,n.tf... 'I ACANCY for two elderly peo- ple. Prefer private paid patientS. Phone Mason, 77Wll5. 10-Mic THERE will be a gun shoot !kmday beginning at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Cklb. Evet")''ne is welcome. Z.~r>-3~< MUSIC every Friday and SatJiitlay, Jack's Club 011 llarri· oonville Road. off Rt. 7. Z.2S-,llc A'ITENTION Meigs land own· en, oil and gas leases wanted In Meit!B County Wrlle P . ,.._, Q. Bqx '·''· Pumeroy, Ohio. ~~ I WilL not be responsible lor any dejJts contracted by any- """ - than myself. Guy Bing, Rt. 1, Mlddleporl DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN SAWS S140,• 50 . POMEROY Ma•r Madolo Ae low u •. vacuum c"'•"•·· cleaner mene~teot Has aH cleaning alt•flloeutl ForS.IeorTrlde •• CIIEVl!O!ET lqMIII door bard top, 327 - c . 1lleeriJJg and .,..__ 1-a.tfc cation. EAST MAIN - U.OGO _,e feet of building spaoe fill' I ..... - · .. h!locolton. Good-:11 Aati!B - 15 of land, Auto Sales lt60 OLDS, must aeU, going lo Gennany, - - • SHOW TIRE SALE H••.,, llvty, extrt~ ..., ....... ..... .u -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 . . . . . ., Jtlt, , ... l'l••nr H••• & Altl UUJfc»> TOWIIIMIIP COUNTY 01" . . . . . ,.. o. ......... ...rtiMII, ... o.te , _ _ .,, " " the foUowlrrt ,.,.... .., cernct. I certll)'- a.A •• NC. 1'ewMtll~ P ......... to 106 E. Malo Pomeroy, 0. LAWUHCI C'-'11 IIClRI>VUI I Cbockl ........ t,m .te Outahldlnl ...... ........ ...... ....,. MosUy Teetotalers Although the production of NEW TREAD TIRES 2!or 19,95 Ph11 tu & recappable tire From tM l..arplt Trvclt 01' Bullltlzer RadiiiiOI' To Tho Smallest H•ter Con. ,__ PH. NllhtiY Thru Saturday Marc!J 1-9,30 Ti I 2 AM PUBLI'C SALE Friday, hll. 28, George's Auction Rouse, Rutland. New and uaed merdl· andlse. Consii!Jimenll ftl · come. Open from 10 a.m. tiD aale lln\0 lor COIISigmnents. Sale star1s at 7 p.m. 1-J&.Stp r.UN SIIOCII' sunday at Rutland Al!lel'iean Legion Fann. From noon un 4 p.m. 2-J6.31c I WILL NOT be moons!ble for any debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Sill!ed: Carroll w. Jolmlon, Rt. a, Pmneroy, Ohio. 1-25,-Stp HelpW•nted TEX:RNIClAN, , Bclma.,.. - · POTATOES, POO.. IllS-as& M:NIATIJRE no odor or aheddlnl. Tempor· CloNnce l'nllfllt, - aey .... and -.ned. If.lf.lfo after S p.m. weelulays, M'l· SIIZII, lloc:kiiJiport, Ohio. SAVE SAVE SAVEl Save 'JiMl 14-101< ia1rD. your time and 'JiMl bad<. We bave a new lnfl<b. AKC MINIATIJliE poocle puper lo dis )'lUI' water lble py; cbooolate ma1e, m. Uttte ditch. Keary or Horking, Ohio, Pbone • · Roger - · 2-T.aJtp 2041. QuaUty """"· ~ -NIPE OUT cleaner ill a new .... Est•t• For S.le chemical. It's last, easy and O'BRIEN I< CROW eoonomlcal. Rent a wllil cleaner, $1. Baker Fllrlllkn. Z.J6.31c MODERN 7 ROOM bouse, bath, gas, gond garage, ,....,... ground, in Reedmlle, June. lion 124 and 681. C. V. Buck· iey, Pllone 37lHi210. 2-16-«p l'l1one 1192-:1445 or 1192-2411. or apply Ill penon at Melp Ger>eral Hoopital, :&IS We.ot Second st., Pomeroy. J.2&.3le SIX ROOM bouBe with batb, Wriglll St. f'/MII. Phone 7425201. 2-a«p ROUTE MAN, good salary and commlosion, ABC CleiiiWI, Mason, W. Va. 1-21-tfc Ill IIONDA, 300 DreM11, recently ovemauled, $275. Pbone Raymond Rowe alter UO p. m. 247-22'10. :1-311-Stc ·SOMEONE io bve In and help with llooJoework, P!Jone Cool, ville, 11117·3319. Z.25-3tc 9ITI'ER for small dJUd five ""'*· days a your home or mllle. Pleaae wrlle 8os 161-C, c-o , . Daily SaJtinel, Pome1'0)', Ohio, slating name, age, p - and all reference~ . 1-fi.Jtp Wanted To Buy REALTY CO. POMEROY EXaAJSIVE BUT PRICED RIGHT - 21> slory !rome, 17 rooiDI, 8 bed· rooms, 3 baths, hanlwood floors, room for t cars, basement wltb utility room, not EXpensive lo heat, hal efeo. lrlc elevator. A NICE DOME. MIDDLEPORT RI!8'1'AlJR. MiT FOR SAL1! - In hull.... for yean, nice equipmont, a good location. OWner has JnlereatB. CALL FOR INFORMA'ftON ON TBE ABOVE HENRY a.ELAND Ollke Reo. • H 21-INCII RCA 'tv wllll a ill1'ivel Bland. Phone 712-11641 . 2-21-61c tr1liler HI 101 back ol llar&- 1968 SCHULT Oil ,. ..... tord. Like new. Lived ln veq little. For lnlormali1111, writ. George Flelda, ~ E. llrd st., (JJk:a&o Dl. I!Oflt. 1-ll-121c ..... - IUIIINEY DOWNINO Real ....... · MIM!iporl, otiio au.a- ,...., Servl- u.IIPS electrified, conversloiW, lamp parll. c:blmDeys, &hadeo, !o!EN'II 'IIORK un1fannl IIIII wlrlnl. Lee Ruclillll, 101 Lewldte palalen lllllbml. Jtlgion Terrace. 2-IO-I2tp fer'l Clathinll Sklre, Rt. .. ,..,...,, WWie ANTIQUBI, dlobol, faudlllrl, diiDa ......... old ,..... - r.uBTI9I CA1TLE llreodlntl . . . elol:b, mile. 1M 1U110 'I'IIOIRIONE. .-!lent Somee. l'llone Pater .tilJl!l!l!aW. Ill up. Terr-. -aim, ....... IIIUII'7. 22111 Pomeroy or ffl-3251 Cool· 1-If.IJip f 2-tHte .me eall station. 2-1~ TJ>omae McK1.1 . Adrnlnlttnto.r of the .,.tate of Florance McKa,-0 deeeutd, flied 1111 petiUoD Febnu'J' 4t 1818 In tho Probate Cnurt of ...... OOUat) , Ohio, Caee No. 11,1<18 aUetJDI lhai t.be Jl(!noa.l Mb.\e "' aaJd dtac,.dent 11 lnNHidont to pq ber debt.l aad dau~n of ac&..am.urlnl: tDt e1taW; that the oald J'Jonac:o )!(.cl[q died .. lied la ' " lllmple of an undivided one.faalt lnt.ere.t I• the followlllf d.ertbed tul atltte: Sltuated ln Chbter 't<JwnCtlp, Melp county, Oldo Belnl In town S, Ranp 11 of the Ohio CompaDT"J f'urc:baM eom=tD · t1n1 In the center of the autum an4 Pomero)' Road ot U.. loot of tbll \.larl Hill where tbe 0..-ll Road ln· t.necLI u.ld BU!WI aD41 PoiMro)' Ito1d; Ulence up the a-rk Road 111 ntda 1o a marlwd .WUJ tbeaetl ID a wuterb' dlrffUon aloal Pkl Oull. kaad 103 roda to • ....... ~ Lbonce 10utb 12 r:oda to the BMiaaD o~Dcl Pomwoy Ro.adl ua.- up pi4 tsa1han ond Pomarv)' r..cl In 1n ..._ terb' d.\l'toeUOn 131 rvU to daa • ..._ Of be1lnn1n1. cont.alnlnl to acr:ft be lbe Ame tnon or lell. Alao the foDowta& Mal ntat. -'lu· 1ted ID CbuMr: ToWDilllp, ,...._ <.:aunt)', Ohio, In 8ee-Uon.t e and ttl, To- a....... 12 o1 t1ae 01a1o c_. p~n)''a PurebaM. mon hlb d-rlb· .-4 u foJio..,.: lloilftWUDI at the ftOI'l..,weat com•r of what ll kno•n M tla Mnon wen. hnll; t.be1aee -u. ~bout !!WI r:odti; thence 1D an euWii dlr.ctiOD to lineD ('f) ro4l BOUth ol. the Nathen Clark _ , c:oraer1 tbenee e..uor:ly to roed and on the rood 'ft rod• from lut bqinnlnl plaee1 thence north " rodl to Natben Clerk '• 11M1th llml; ~ -•• 11 1'041; Uaenco -u. abeu& • rodll to what ll llnow-n u Mrron Wella north ... , .corner:: thoDCe .-..t to tbe pla" of bellnnJn&, contalnlna: 31 ocn1. mono or: 1 -. Abo aituatrd In 'Mel&• County, tta.te of Ohio In Cbeoter Townlhlp, I.J.et~ tn Town 3, &lttnp 1:1, Fr:oetton :a of U.e Ohio Compaftl''o PIUc:bue , be&lnnlnlt Ia the center Of tho Clark Road, la the Una of tho JobW and CJark Fen~~-; thence welt """ rvdl: tile~ IIOUth :J"' radii to a etabl \hiiDCe 10\lth .. It dop-efl wut 2111 rodl: the~ aou.tb 310 delreet we:ot 11 roda;: tllence 1math 70 dearn• AT 7:SO A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 ,. P.M.Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As Entertained Fans of Gilbert and Sullivan are known as savoyards, from the fact that most of the operas were first produced at the Savoy Theater, London . .. • 1,38'J.I7 .,_ IIOJIIIUID I l,Tto.IS ......... ....... ..,. _.,. Save Nowl REGULAR RE-TREADS -2 .........--.... IID.II 01..... 00 m~22· Pin Exchange CaS.ini and Sales Tax ALL SIZES • .• 1. . . . Feb. 27 The automatic milk bottle filler and capper was pat- ented in 1886. GENERAL TIRE SALES 992-7161 -165 N. S..ond Middfoport Tom lkKay, Jr. will lalle further: notlc:o tht.l he h111 bnn made a par· ty delendt.nt to did peUtlon and that he la reqUIMd. to .IDIWtlf tho ••- on or before the lith daY of April, 1Hit. TINIII.If. Mclt.IJ', AdMI..Sttrater ef ttte Htale M' , ..,.Me MciCey, dec. J, •. O'lrl88 AttoriMI' for Plal•tH'f :1 13: I II: J :17; 3 1: 3 13: S 10 etc On Hand Save As .... Much As S1, 000 ........... ~ -Ia-~ --------------------------Anniversary Savings On OK USED CARS 1966 CHEVROLET IMPALA CON ........ $1795 327 eng.ine, auto. trans ., P .S., P .B. , white with black vinyl top, 17,000 actual miles, local 1 owner car. Real sharp! 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE.. . . . ... ... $599 3 Seat Wagon, VS engine, automati c trans . Power tteering and brakes, good tires , radio and heater. 1963 CHEVY 11 .... .. .. ...... .. .. .. .. ... $695 4 Door, Local 1 owner cor, 6 cyl. engine, powerglide tran&. Turquoise over white finish . Spotless clean in· terior. R&H . 1964 FORD GALAXIE ... ... ............. $995 SOD H.T. Cpe . V8 engine, automatic . White finish . Clean interior, good w.w. tires . R&H . tll'4ll tU\lll TIME IS JUST AROUHP THE COMMANCHE TRAVEL TRAILERS Completely Self-Contained 12' m21' Now On Display $995 PRICES FROM ,L'!;:~~.G A's~~:f."Jlt All r,.,,~....._, Tri-County ••II• Ho1nes ...... _ .....·.....- ,......... · f ...-. -·- ·-..,..... ...... ..... ...... 11.... ........ .,._ ........... ..... _... 1965 PLYMOUTH ... ........ ........... $895 Valiant 4 Dr ., 6 cyl. , automatic trans ., good tires, radio and heater, grey finish . ·-------------------------Don't Be Short-Changttl Get the Best Daal In Ar11 ·-------------------------1965 PONTIAC .......................$1695 Safari Station Wagon, local 1 OWMr car, white over dark blue finish . Clean interior, like new w-w tires, automatic, power stHring and brokee. Radio. Impala cpe. , local OWfler car, new car trade-in . Less than 23,000 miles, W·w tires, like new; 396 VB en· gine, 3 speed man. trans. Vinyl iqterior, Maroon fin· ish, radio and heater. Deluxe equipment. One of tfote cleanest 66 models in South•asterrl Ohio. VISIT YOUR FAVORITE SALESMAN AT eroy Co. YO. Chnrolet Deal• bllli"S Til 8 992-2126 JlWJ-llal!•tJ.J~...J DAILY CROSSWOR'D . ACIIDIIB -1. Leoaardo'a u.. O.PIJtttrrouP ,_ l .Pollto Ullo &.WOOl Glutae IO.I'nllch rlnr 12-'l'altou .... bf' dlol. 14.DIItant \ ta.WIYIIdl _, lT. Keyatoae . .tat.: aiiiJr. 18. Type _lt.Bupportl ...... 10.- u-mlrl< u.er.urJwnlrler. 18. TopOl Jl.eom. dar ""-"" 24. 01 u,trtut color 2ti.Pn- Ji'ALEG ,......,.......... tlonofU· 21.Doy 8. Aerlallat'• I. Colt.. ,... otwar namod :I&. Weep -tor p- Will< MV lti.Bonlor 31. Blr Aoth<lllf llldotbolO U.Sculett. O'll&n.'l ...... Rli<ETHOUGI<r l: HAVE' PROVIDEP 1"=-~=- FOR THAT CotmNGENCY () . I I I I NEJJ1Td .I IF' WE HAD A NET W£ COULD HAVE A REGULAR CUS'IOMARV one letter to nch aquan:, to for• four ordh\IU'J' woN1. ft.l'uoo t. B:xcJama. 1966 CHEVROLET ..... , ............... $1795 're" ..... of '69's· 1964 CH EVELLE MALl BU ........ . ...... $995 "'"1- • 4.140.31 ......"" Still A Fine Selection Impala 4 dr . Local .1 owner car, VB engine, power· glide, radio and heater, good tires, blue finish . eut :JI rocb; ttMtnu .autb '71 do• eut UIAt rod1 ; thonc:o aorth 1111 rudl oiHI 5"" llnU to the Clarll r:oed; thence olonl ukl Clerk Road 1boUt 13 rode to the place of be&tnnln&. contltlnlnc 30 ures mo~ or 10 PEOPLE! 1963 CHEVROLET ... .. .. .......... .... . $695 111,..00 tU.IOt.OO . IWO YET, I tJEIIER. (£r CU l ~'(S MAAJO.C.E 'TO PR<SEIJT ":\MIUIJG fA.CE Convertible, local 1 owner car. Super Sport model, bucket seats, good tires, 6 cyl ., 3 speed, floor shift, radio . Popular Model , special pr ice . I IAIOI.B t r~ .... u. ,.._... LOCAL REPORTS DAILY ,. ... ...... e ,., ........ presents .. ...... F . A _ Tom McKoy, Jr:. 8434o771, M ))iY . U.S.F.. New Pori N•-· V.. 148, c-<l f' le.t P 0 ., San Fnact.co. Calif. 91601 wiD tab aotico Ull.t ~ INFORMATION NEWS ...... ............ --· Pomei'O)' WMPO ......... --- 99~2143 " ...... ___...... Frank Herald Jr., Deal•r Hquor, stout and beer consti· totes one of the largest In· duslrles In the Republic of Ireland, mueh of lt is exported and a large percentage of the population are teetotalers. BLAETTNARS ...._ DAllll/2 BLAETTNAR'S IN POMEROY Sy•-· ,_, Complete Front·End and Brake S.-vlce EIPEIIEIICED . ..... Senlct O.noallol')' Belane. (Aetl,.. and JnMrtln) .. I I.&'M.Dl , _ ., '5.55 OHLY 111.95 ., RUBY PETERS ON PIANO Jr. White on Bass AI. Windon on Drums ayiiNI. ,.•• :Z.1t ,-...,.. '•• N.. rwadl oa O.pOiit UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY, !tit Business ServiCft 1 urrt.fS TOTAL ASBi'S 11111model zig zag sewing lilldlLlABD..ITUS t o~m . a 2391, David Baker. in< In poriol>le, ...,. m but- SEPTIC 1anti1 cleaned. Miller J'und Ba lance• ....lnt.ld TOTAL UABn.rni:B ~ Sanitatioo, Stewar1. Ohio, tons, buttorl>olea, blind bemo SCRZDUL• 1l SU'MJIARY OF CASH MLANCJll, dresses and fancy lllldlea 2-12-lfc Phone - lli:C!IPTS AND, _DPENDrnJRIII Bal._ t, 1without alta<:hmenls. OJm. 11enl!-rt.l 'P'Und t 1.-.10 C. C. RRADPORD piele price $39.86 ..- iil8b wotor Veltlele t.ae1.• . 1. Tn Fuad .. AIJCI'IONEER easy payments ol ...80 per GuoUna Tu: had Complete Semce Cemeten' Fund monlll. can - J.S5.etc 'ftn'AUI .... • 5J.tllt.'71 P - MNDI Total Reeelpta lladoe, Oldo Oenonl P"wt4 TWO BEDROOM Liberty moMotar Vehicle IJeenae Crill Bradford bile home, 10 1 II&, wltb air Til.- rand ll.JDO.OO 5 1 tic GMnHne Tax hnd conditioning. May be seen on Cemetel"J' Falld Pl.JI'l.'lill TOTALS .. Main st. Ill Rutland or ...,. Total Beeelpbi • tact Leroy Denny or Pilon• AIR OONDmONING Refrlger- Uenenl Fund • 4,8119.11 ltlotnr: Vehicle LIH!MIII aUon servlce. Jack's Refrig99t-.l7ll9 lor appolntmenl. e.m .n T>~ll Fund eration, New Raven . hone G eooUne tUM.'tl 2341< Tox Fund 1.18UO Fuad 112-lmt. 4 I lie C•meter:y ~AJJJ ... ... . . l!:apoendituretlim HONDA 1«1 serlel wllll Oellert.l Pund I l,tTI.lO READY • IIIJJt concreto delivwlndahleld. Very good condl· Motor Vehi c le LlceiiM 'l'u: Fund ... T.IIUI ered right to your project. tlon. reasonably pelced. can G:uoltne Tn Fund . . . . 10.5..'1<1.10 Fast and easy. Free eati· Cemeter)' hlld UIM.S1 1192-'m!l. M5-Stp SMITH AUTO SALES TOTALS tsl ,&fll.ll .IAHAUGA, OHIO mates. Phone 991-3284, GoegBalttaee Dee. :n, 1• I 1.881 .11 leln Ready • Mix Co., Middle- Gon eral Fund SEVEN --<>ld pip, $10. Am· Motttr: Vehicle LleeDR part, Oldo, I 30 tic J.ooa.lll Tax Fu11d For Rent 01 T!Hill. Phone '14UII5. l,7ti.1S u-nne Tu Fund l g,) l • ROOM bouBe with ball!, fur· Cemete ry Fu11 d ~ BUDGET PRICE furniture on TOT•LS ni~ on Unioa Ave. Utilities SCHEDULE 111 our third Door budget shop. CASH B.u.ANC&, llll!art8 not included. l'bone IIIU338. NEW 1968 Zig Zag !le'Wing ma· A.'W E XP'ENDITUili!S BY FUND Bater Furniture, Middleport. GENERAL FUND chine In IoveiY cabinet. AutoOhio. D-lfe II A LAN CE , matic zig zag io ..., on bat'AMJABY 1, Ulll . . I 1. . ..10 FURNISHED and un!W'IIlslled RECEIPTS tons. make buttanho1el, ~ SEWING MACHINES. repair O.neral Properb' Tu1!f'Bm and fancy design by apartments. Cloae to · Re ll Eltete (0-IWI) • J.D30.1S 5ervlce, aU makes. WY 2- Ta~~Clble Penonal Pbone 1192-M34. IO.J&.tl< turning a single dial. Left Ill f"rapert)' Tu (Grou ) IIICI.Tl 22111. The Fabric Shop, Pom· Local Government layaway and nev1!l' used. Pay eroy. Authorleed Singer Sales DlltrlbuUoo TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile off $56.80 or terms $1.28 ......_ Cl1arotte Llcenee Fae1 and Sentce . We Sharpen and Flnu (OroSI} Court, Syr.....,, Ohio oo Slate ly. Pl1one - - ,..... Scis!lor!1. !-29-tlc TOTAL ll11lCE1PTS TOTAL BIDGINNING Rt. 124, Phone . - ·a.11-lk ELI!ICI'ROLUX vacwm clMaBA.LA.NCIE PLlTS RI:CPJ.:!:.S.... _ _. - , . CIGAIIE'I'I'E vemllng maeldlJ!!II EXP&Nth-,-._.._.., •· er '*'lllllll" 111111 •JI:I""''W*. 'and oemce: 'Alit £nteii)rliis. T OTAL EXPI:NDITURBS-~--aparbiiiUII> - .• · · .-,t spray, ·'APO 00111wbJd.. 11,<178.10 ADliiJNISTRA'I'IVE Maaon, W. Va. Phooe '1'/WMS. TOTAL IEXPENDrrURESand 4 1'001111, limlslled, ... er. Looloo and olean& Ulie new. • 1110.00 F1RIE PROTECTJON 1-t-tlc watia, !1001'1, lunillln. priPay off balance ol S payGRAND TOTAL ~ENDrTURI!B­ vate partlos. Out olllil tlooda, ments at $6.50 100othly. l'law • l.srl'l.ll GENIERAL FVND RADIO and 1V npalr, ! blocb from POiilii'01 pool UAL.\NCIE, DKCPIBEB 31 . ltl8 catia, and lnatalled, TOTAL ollloe, - - from 10 l.iil. Blti'El'i0rro818 Jalm Harrison, PIJone 1ft. PLUS BALANCE to s p.m. l+tlc LIATE 1964 VolkBwagen, Jack 0112MBZB 31, 1111 • c.au• ... 1U-tk IIOTOR Handley, 1175 Unooln VEHICLIC UCaNSit TAI PUND P'OOR ROOM lundlllld apart.. Heigbts, Pomel'O)' . 2-1'1-Stp BALILNCE, FOR INTERIOR aod exterior JANUA.R.Y 1. lMII mont. Pbooe 1192-311111. 2-11-11<: RI.CEIP'i'S call Richard Wilt painting, JOHN DEERE "H'' Trac:tor, Moltor Vehlcle l.JceDM IIMU'Iil Tall .. TRAILER, 10 I 50, lwo bed· 2-fi.Qc: IOIItlvalors, plows, b)'llraulle TOT A.L RIICDPTS 1'0Cl111.8. Pl1one 1192-21119. TOTAL BI!GJN·NJNG Hit, new llres. A-1 shape. BALANCE PLUS Z.fi.Qc: Insurance I t.817AT RECEU>I'S t350. G. A. Deem, · IEXPIDID~I8 Z.27-31p AUTOMOBILE Insurance ben TOTAL EXPENDITUfti:Seaneelled1 Lost your opei'ilt· IIIliCIU.AJdOUIJ~Uru~ ........ ForS.Ie or's Ueense! CaU llt-2961. IU'It.IM POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ MJXIlD HAY, 3111: a bole, pbillle I II tfe mlnlalure. $'15 and up. 8IUd 9111-31:16. 1-11-tfe service and !lf'OOmlnl. Pboae LI•AL NOTICI ID-$44!. 11 I tie PeiiForS.Ie ow:titi& r•r W1lttl All111111t 77S. • White Sf...... LMAL lllftel rt.... NCIAL IUW'OII1' or 1'0WN•'" .... , ...... y.., ....._. or. Sells for ...,. QIO. I room ....... ham, · Pay off I .,.,.._ at $1.11 olber boildlnp. W...ll. Ill IDOIItbly. 'Guaranleed. time offered. Only $1,oao.eo 1192--. . TOBACCO BASE J1'0R RENT HELI!!N or VIliGIL TEAFORD SYRACUSE SPECIAL Jack W, Can•y, . Mgr. 992-2181 Opon Til 6 Daily ... DANCE HOTEL MARTIN ~TORY REPOSSESSD> Kli'1 includliJ8 buffer and """"""' 8 :30 o on t o 5 :00p .m Doil y 1:30 a "'- t o \1 :00 Noon Saturda y P~n .:o 773 s~ s1 ...... Business Services HOME LITE HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. WBI'IEK, as.... ure too - 11o :IIIIIIJIJCPOBT 1IIVSINIIIII belutiM II ,... - Illuo ' Good ........ and oppartualty Ire. Rent eleellio . . . . _ for Ooaplo. Be iudependeld $1. 11ny'o Barplalad. lnd get ............ Ji'lno Jo. 14* Coli - 7. OFF IC E HOUR S Yes, We Have Th. . Alft'IQIIES, funlltllre, - · JDilce!IIDfll'@l, Mrl. Howard C8dl, IIIII W. llaiD SL, l'um6- C.\RI'ET8 and Wanted To Buy or Rent F., Wal'f Ad S., .. ic• S c:•"'• ,.., Word .,.. ino.. tion Mi ni •u"' Ct.., .. 7Sc: p.. 1 ...1Est•t• For Sale RtJG8 ri1b1, tllo1'll 11o delllbt II deonal wltb Blue TltEAT LOOI(IN' FER• U\16MAIP? 1.a1tre. Rent eltelrk fl. l"Unnlt1n. HWII: IDJ. U TES 12 c:anh Cti!LD CARE for woridlll molhen. - 5151!. 2-JI.IIp ...... WHin' ARe 'IE SIRE! ~ III Sll. HeaiiJJa' compartmeat at. Vnttr 38. Om1 Of .... Job.niCiftl 4.0. Allpr w....,. II. . 28.J'ol JT.Glrl'• •. v.., .... 28. CriJI!plo ll,Latla ~­ sa. J:xcltmA• _.,. l'eoler. .fJit I ,.............,..., Jr=•l"'' LOUIY IILel CAVIAI: HIMIU tloJ!lofua- _ H.niDoll rlftr ·Ill.- rtl'f AttoA �12 _ Tho Da11J Seatin01, Pllmei'OJ'·---- 0., ,..,....,., Fel>n&r)' 27, 1969 West Berlin Rutgers L,apitulates !ly United Preoa lntemational Dlllldort bladl otudet!la, 1lleh 11 demand• met by Butaon Unlveral\Y olll<lalo, ended 1lleh four-day ~ <i an administration buUdlng m tho Newark canliJUS early toda.Y. 1be 25 black students who eelzed C«tkkin Hall marched out 111: dawn after their demands including amnesty- were met ln an aJJ..rugllt meeting with untveraU;y officials. The agreement was rushed by car 90 mUes sooth to Camden, where Rutgers President Ma&Oil W. Grou signed the paper and telephoned his acceptance back to Newark. Gross was in negotiation session with rebel- MEIGS THEATRE Uoua bladl - . and IIOil· atudentB at tbe Rutcer• ~· a1 Comclon. Tho studontl late Woclneldoy nllibt seized a aluclentconter. BludemiGollomo Filly s111dents who bad delled a IIChool doling at Wtley College in Marshall, Tex., went borne W-lday. Stillman Col· lege in TUscaloosa, Ala.-like WUey an all-Negro oebool- also had been cloaed, but students there ccxrtlnued a sit-in for the eighth -· FourdayChicago-area Accident Reported slt..tn earlier. Rutgers, the New Jersey state univerlity, announced its 26,000 atudent campus at New Brunswi<k would he closed Frkla.Y, On llnooln Hill Rd. to permit black and white students to were NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY Feb, 28 - March 4 Walt Disney's THE HORSE IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT (Technlrol.or) Dean Jones • Diane Baker Walt Disney's WINNIE THE POOH and THE BLUSTERY DAY (Tecllnicolor) All - cartoon featurette! 'Meet your favorite Cartoon Characters: Wimie the Pooh, Piglet, Robin Kanga, Tigger, Rabbit, Owl, Little Roo. Taken rrom the books written by A. A. Milne. AL[....NOQH, says Wlmlol 2lh Monday and Tuesday attend workshops aimed at furthering racial understanding. &tccessruJ Sit-in The successful sit-in at Newark Rutgers resulted 111 concessions by tbe wrlversit.y to fire two directors of admissions; grant amnesty to the demonstrators; institute more black studies; agreenaent that Negro oo "Ha-ho-bay! Berllnera okay!" are ' Then with a final wave he shouted In German: •onaftke scboen UDd auf wledersehen"'(Ulank you and goodbye.). - 9m1ly before Nixon new the ' 110 miles inside East Germany to West Berlin the Soviet UrWin delivered a new blast againat West Germany's plana to hold Its presidential eleetloa at a mooting of the olet:IDral ooliO!IO in West Berlin March 5. The Communist party newspaper Pravda said '"it must not take place." MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL or 1\l.erto Rican students would be Clunked cut ADMlTTED - Vem.on Uttle, for one year~, and more black Middleport. students m campi&. DISCHARGED - Nmo. BIRTH ANNOUNCED All Running time: colleges affected Wednesday by Pomeroy police investigated an accident oo Lincoln J-Wl Rd. at 9:10p.m. Wednesda.y. Pollee said a car driven by Joyce Mohler, 30, Pomeroy, travel:lng southwest, struck a uW1ty pole and crashed into a stone wall. She was taken to Holzer Modlcal Center In Gellipolls, where she was treated for a head injury and dismissed. Police said he was cited into court on a /.charge or leaving the scene of an accident. TONIGHT. FEBRUARY 27 and to be with you. .. tho pr«eota: 100 bla<k - · IIOCIDI• <i Berllll lloll4 u tho a held two admlnlotntoro prlrojpllll'IDIAir aDd a a;rlllllol ror ners tor nve hours at Cldcqo rr_, and - · all tho rr.o . state COllege; a <i IIOCIDI• <i the wo<ld are truly studeota aecosted 111 asiOdate BerUnera." dean <i the UnlveroiiY <i Nb:orl received a maalliYe Chlc:ago and • girl spat ... him; ot tho -"' <i classes were suspended for a lltSIIdlng the speed>. Tho workers, time after a false tire alarm .,..vtng brlllht yoUow bard hats, and disturbances at the Central YMCA CommuniiY College; and llarted slloudng: -•Ha-bo-bay! Nbon Ia olm,yi" m 1'11 tan t s at NorthweDm The Preslclont, waY~na- and University in Evanston Mid ll!lllln& c:ame bad! to U:o they would press their demands. plaUorm aDd Obouted to 111em: althou8h they ended .. all.oUght aod Mrs. Paul Kloes of Miner-"ille are :announcing the birth or a seven poond, 11 oonce Mr. Grandparents are Mrs. RalJil Robson, Minersville, and Mrs. Gertrude Kloes, MiddleporL Mrs. Edna Wiggins, Minersville, is a great - grandparent. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. One ..,..... biOllll open and another was tampered with In a burglary at tho RutlaD4 BrOneh <i the l'l>moroy National - Bargains Ia The Cos11etlcs DepartMent w-...,. Reoutar lllo- . . . . . . . . . Boys First Floor 44 Men' a 3, 00 Well~ Make Tlea ••••••••.• 2 I'« 3,00 110 - · · 1.50 Well KID1I Make Ties ..... , , , 2 tor L50 46 lloy1 1.95 LoQ8 Sloewll>Ort Shlrta, • , •.•• , ••. LOO 65 Boyo 2.95 Laae Sleeve ll>Ort Shlrta • • • . , • , , , • • L50 · 59 - · . 3.85 """' Slee.e ll>Ort Shlrta ........... 2.00 1211 Ilea' a 4.116 Loor Sleeve !\l<>rt Shirts •••• , , .... 2.~ ·13 lllon'o7.96 aDd 8.95 Laae'SI""' Krill Slilril. ...• 3.00 38 Men' a 2.95 Sport Ull Dress Shlrtfl •••••••••••• 1.50 Mea'• 9.95 onl IO.S5 Sllpo,.. oad Can!Ipns...ters •• 5.00 Men'a12,95 10 16.95 Sllpover andCardloans...atero •. 1.00 33 lfon'o 2.95 Collqe S....t Shirt&,,'••• , •••••••• L89 19 Boyo 2. 68 Cdlqe SWeat Shlrta .. • • • , • • . • , • .. • L 49 Salel Wo11ens Blouses WOMEN'S 5.00 BLOUSES ..........•...• SALE 4.00 WOMEN'S 3.95 and 4.00 BLOUSES .••.....• SALE 3.00 WOMEN'S 3.00 and 2.95 ••• •• 2.00 Southeastern Ohio's Newest & finest RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM WEST BROADWAY WELLSTOM, OHIO 344-6682 II' e. invilt you to sample our excellent cuisine fealuring steaks, chops, seafoods, ch1cken, and dinners far the enlire family. Plus a sandwich menu meant for everyone's taste. ' I • Bargains In The Lingerie Department One Scarbrough to be Wed Mr. John Scarbrough announces the e.,ement of his daughter. ona Scarbrough, to Robert Reynolds. Ora is the daughter of Mr. John Scarbrough and the late !Wxle S.arbroqgll of ~ Bottun. Robert Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Reynolds of Pm~eroy, and his foster parents are Mrs. Bertha Baylor and the late Mr. E. C. Baylor of Addisoo. Ona is an employee or CampbeU S<qi ec.q,any ani Robert is employed ot Johns Mans ville in Defiance. An April weddiDg Ia planned. • Open Every Evenin& Except Sunday • • Dancing to Live Music Weekends • • Air Conditioned • ag Red Carpet Service • - ._,..,... • • * * 'fj• hu"Y to your home the qulcMe1t 1..-vic-e pouible. We pl'ot.C"f your home with R..t CGrpeh - your Moyta11, too. We u•e Gnly 9enui,.. Mayt0o11 foe· tory pc:~rt1. No svb•tituf••· WarM l1 performed by Mayt0o11, con>ony~trai,..d tecl,nicianl. .r.e leGtve ev..-ythi"9 .....,., a• <1 pin ond cleon yo..,. Mayto9 . W. leave a pa•tat••paid cord for you to evaluate our warlo:. ..,.. i) Showing Our !xcluilve Mltyt•g Bldg. Utecl Exclusively Por CERTIFIED MA YTAG SERVICE. THAT'S THE BEST We Service Your Old Wringer Washer and Your Automatic We Give You The Best Trade-In Allowance For Your Present Washer You can bu)' a Maytag Gnywhere In th• U.S.A. and l;od a W~ Buy Where You HaY8 deal•r who r::r,airs A Douh Of Jhe Service Repair? yovr Martat pr uch. Get RH Carpet Strvlct Here and Be S.rel Insults Traded In Paris PAHIS (UP0- U.S. Ambeoador Henry Cabot l..odee wamed the Communists ~ ~r new offensive ln SWth Vletnam raised the tloreat <i allied reprloalo. The VIet Cong o:oontered with an unprecedented attack on President Nixoa and his ,., 1 I e dealgns."' The charges and countercharees at the Paris peace talks came just one day before Nb:on was to arrive In Paris. lodge accused the Communists <i killing and maiming holpleao clviUans In their attacks on SOUth Vietnamese population centers thls week. The Viet Cong'"s foreign minister, Tran Buu Kiern, lalhed back at the United states with an attack on Nixon. "Since It took power ln the United States, the Nixon govemment has DQt ooly followed the road chartered by the Jolllson adrnlnlstratlon, but it has intensified the war aaressioq against the Sooth V letnameee pop. . ulation," Kiem charged. "Althoogto he (Nixon) has hidden hie policy behind kind words of peace, the inau!IOrallon alate· ment and the press conferences c1. Mr. Nixon have clearly lhown the dark and vile designs cl. hla or ~J~Vemment." the Viet Cons dele- gate said. LICENSE OBTAIN ED Lawrence »tpne Simmon.. 22, Coolvllle, student, and Linda Lee Webb, 21, Coolville, eeerellr)<. Rutland Furniture 742-4211 Ar1old Grat1 LOCAL TEMPS The tem.Perlture in Pomeroy'• downtown bualneoo dlllrlc:t II 11:19 a.m. , _ 11111 33 deiP'NI under parUy overcast lklea. na-t Pajamas • • . • • • • • . . . • . • • • • • Sole 2. 88 2:98 n-1 Golrna • • ••...•••••..••••• Sole 2.18 3. 98 Bruohed Tricot Golr111 •••• , .......... Sole 2.88 4.98 Bruahed Trlo:ot Pajlmoo ••• , , •• , ••••• Sole 3.68 3,98 ShiA Gowns - Pormonont Preas •••••••• SOlo 2.88 59< Phil Maid P.-a- Your !avwlte ol;yle• .. SOle 2 Cor 1.00 3.49 Girls slzoo 410 14 PoJomu ••••••.••••• SOle L88 3.98 Girls aizoa 4 to U Goon>s •• , , ••••••••• Sole L88 4.98 Glrlo olze• 4 to14Gowna •.•• ,, •••.•.•• SOle 2.48 U8Girlo stzoo4to14NylonQulltoclllultero •••• Sole 1.88 3 98 5.95 "Clean" and "Omar" Wallpaper Claa1er· Just Reeelvad a bill lhlJ>. ...uu...--.. ment - For J)&1Dted Wlll1, Bargains In Jewelry Department Special Group 1.00 Jewolry Sale 39 Spoclol Groop 2.00 Jewolry Sale 79e ~red Col...., FrHztr Paper leOWidc p.,.. Voptoble 011 Clelna E..rytbiJIII, SOII?- 11.. -65e _ 2 lfts.-1.19 4 lbs.-2.29 Ora:onlzod Slorop - White and Sml. 1..1118 Slrwle 'turntables •••.•••••••••••• • •• .511• 98c 2. 98 Twin Turatables • • • • • • • • • . • , • • • • • • Slle L 98 Solei Rllbber11.W Dis• Pa1s 59e ...u A - , f,Oid, tiu-Qual-. pllllr, yollolr, white. 1 69 Dlah Pau .•••••.• , ' •••••••••..•••• Salel.17 • •••• 1.47 • • • • • • ••••••••••••• ..,..,... Barplas In The Hosiery Depart11ent U5 SeomJeta eutrece Stoc:kiQP • . • • • • • • • • • • 19• pr. s-mteu Mesh PUb HoH ••.•.•..•••...• LOO pr. Glrb 1,59 Poriy Hooe Tlteo •••• · · • • • • • • • 78c pr. W - 1 2.50 Crochet Knit PID\Y H- •..•• LOO pr, Gl144en Paint Sale 7..,95 GdOIUI Spred Slttn •••••••••••••••• Sale 6.00 2,45 Quorta ~red Salin .............. , , , , Sole 2.00 Cn1bmla OUIIIde White Houoo Palnl •••• SOlo 4.00 GoL Gioia While Four Hour Enomel • • • • , • • • , , .. • L30 Qt. TaM AdYIIIII&O <i the ~Ia! Valuoo oo all Glidden PaliU Ourl .. lllh SOlo. l.OG Knee SOck&, Women'• aad Glrl1 Slzea.. • • • • 4:9c pr. Bargains In The lnfa1ts Departlltat PRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALEI ICIIIball Plalos 0111114 lnlluta Ja•kotl and Saowaulll , ••••• Sole 1'1 prl<e 100 por <oat CottoP Pak-Nit Toddlen2pc, Pl)llnaa SOle 2.00 Jgflnta an:1 Toddlerl 3.98 SWeatera ••••••••••• Sale 3.49 Inruto and Toddlers 3.t9 -tera •. , ••••• , • SOlo 2.99 2.00 Kolt Crib Sheela ................... SOle L69 1 - 1. 69 Kcdel S....t Shirt• •••••.• , ••.•• SOlo 99< lnfltto 4.98 Two Ple<e SeU • , ••• , , ........ SOle L911 Ourl"' IIIIa !ipe<lal sOia you ... bey I fiDe Ki.,,blll Plaao. at rod aavlrwo,llld theoela<:tlonlagooci.Miple- Po... Walm& llalah plaaoa le a tine 1ela<:tloo of 1\YieL Stop le the llual< Deputmcnt, 2ncl ftoor. TaM I look II tllell IIIIo Plano&. Selec:tthe ... ,..!UIIt&Dd aan Frldl¥ aDd Sotunii.Y, IARGAIM$1M THI DRAPERY DEPT. ,_...111 11 The ·,, "'Notions\ "'part11ent 39c - 16" LineD Tolrelblg, , ••.. 3 yd. Cor .L-oti I Group 2 aDd S pe. Be&. 3.116 Batluaat Soli .. • • SOlo 2.18 40" Amorl<~allcllle IJd>leaehod Mllallll ••••• 5 yc1, ror L50 38" Adftrtlaorm..'*laru.tln ..... , •.• , . 5 fCI, Cor L50 U l - Blanbl- 80xlo8·- COicwo ••.•.• , SOle 2.99 8.116 Patehworlc co-let Quilt- Prlllla'llld Cllo<u, • 5.49 1.88 MI. Mild Hit and IIIII RCIII - 24x45 . , , , .SOle Ull Ulllllor"f' Bodl'lll..a..... • • • • .. • , • Sole 3.39 Oloh 19c -86"'lfhWI ao., ·-!II_,..,.., ~ 14 n, lA ", Y.a '", 1u - AU Color1. , • • • , • • • Sale $0c )'d. U9 ·- Sf"' VI~ U!M~Citer!' - Fn c:alora , , • LOO yc1, Ll9 Kalttllltr Worated Yarn ••••••••• · •. , SOlo 89< 55< Gild Crodlet Cotton ••• , , ........ Sole 2 Cor 89< 65< 'h lb. Carpet Wup . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sole 55< 2.18 DIDier Notebook Willi PIIJOr •••.••••••• SOle U9 1.116 Boll7 cro.ur Cook 8cxiica ••••••••••••• sale He 35< Coin Collec:tlon Folder a • . . • • • • , • SOle a ror .1.00 A r l - • Flull Conte .............. SOle 49c 291: OdJdren'a card Glmel ••••••••• ~ •••• SIJe lk ' Friday and Saturday Sale! EL ERFELDS 'IN PO '' f . ROY was shut. ~try Into tho bank apparent. ly was made by JKiahlng open the bad! door, ooing throug!i a narrow hallway from where accesa Into the main part o1 the bank cheeks, money order recelpta and was gained. tor Hartenhacll and T:liUs surmised the robber or robbers were ~eared away before being able to 1101 tho llalk-ln lale Clpell. Sterifr Hartemaeh said It was his ~Inion the job was dme In an amatalr fashion. The aherltrs department this aperatlng funds, was apparently not 1101Un Into, althougii It was heavUy damaJ'I(!ld. The vault's comblnaUm dial was kooeked off and marks lett by prying were -·· Words, Even a Pencil, Fly BY MAXINE WALTERS PI'. PLEASANT - Progress tcn¥ard an amicable total agree. ment between the Mason County Sehool Board and representative! <i the Amalgamated T181lslt Un. 1011, Dlvlolon IS39, In be1!a1! ol the lthool bus drivers tl'H\v rePreeent, Wls nW Thursday n1lbt in a special aession resembling a sbouting match of the local ochool board. 'fhe least one could sa_y about tho entire meeting wastheiiCbool board hold the ~ •• •· sreecl, prior 10 March 1st. Tempers Oared to such an ex- tent that at one point, according fer charges aaalnat Withers. Tempera flared often between S!pt. <i Sehools L Brooke Smith, J110eo Abbott, Intema. tional represemaUve of the un1011, Julius Mathe!QI, Wllon executive board member, lftd school board member Bill With- R~creation roll dedJ<tlon; m Absence; IV - Shaw's • Fate Ill Balance NEW ORLEANS (UP0Twelve men walk up 26 concrete steps just behind the Clay L. Slaw <:rurtroom ~ to a stark jury room to deliberate whether the retired bachelor businessman conspired to murder President John F. Kemecly . Lawsuits Blot Drive Leave <i MlsceUaneous, Oncludlng all past pra.tt..l benellclal to employees 1ball remain In olrec:t, rovloe making out monthly reports, school board shall provide .,.looedbul· is lm})ortant Industry !ly_ HOBAHT WILSON JR. ranks third In this cotmtry (be.. Over 4o Southeastern Ohio hind lnluotry and qriculture) In community leaders r~preaentiJw tlat It Ia a f$0 bUIIcm a year 1Jo>. 19 counties participated In 'nlurs- stneat». day"s an - dly outdoor recreaWWiam Shaw, Area Extension tion workshop at Ria Grarxle Col- Agent, CommUllll;y Resoorce IJc>. I-. velcpme~ Ohio State Unlverst.. C a r I Dahlbelll:, Director, t,y, saldthepurposeofThursday's Southeaotern Ohio Regional eow.. workshq, was to inform area ell, one ot five ,progrt1ft]. speak- leaders of services thatareavan~ ers, said outdoor. recreation •bl• In outdoor recreation,. California, Nor81wm1 MJCiwd IUJI'd SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA REELED UNDER another heavy rainstorm todly as crews worked to shore ~a levee In Ventura Coonty and prevent evacuation ol 20,000 more residents. The Northeast continued dlggirw out from drlfte as high as 15 feet, whh many areas isolated by the area's lliest snow storm. E\len the rw.tion's midsection wa.o savaged by severe thunderstorms and more snoft'tai.L E.JiPertto on Mch coe.st said the wuret lillY be yet to come. Est.iJ'bated damage tn:m fhe latest slep of ralD ran aa hieh as $100 million. 1birteen persons have died, nine in new mUdaJldes. Giant bomber~ try for crUlllwr John M. Pierce, Exte1151onSpe- clalist, OSU, In dlscusst"' feasibility and market analysis, said ir.lividuals wtll tnvel anywhere tr<ma five to 125 miles tor outdoor recreation. Googins, Rlctard h~o:::~;.:~.=·jets ,.. ..t'" rrcm Thollonl•niGuamllld splettered 1,000 toos <ibombslnto SaQon'a nOrtherDI!uburba where U.S. infantrymen battled red lnft.ltntors within seven mllea ot the L. A1sistant State Soil Scientist (SoU Conservatloa Ser- way of cddoor recreation devel- last defense witness Thursday, vice) reviewed different types of opment In this area? This groq> Shaw •ategortc:ally denlecl aU soil which would best suit ltkti- felt la<:k oi good hlg!oways, pot. the main po1n11 the state hao vldual lre&•s tor recreation pro- luted streams, a~ lack of high- built to prove tts indictment. ll ject., er institutions of le&'lli11J were <hargos he <OOSIJired with Lee Duri~ an afternoon session, the major drawbacks. Too, they Harvey Onald and David w. Mr. Shaw split the gr..., Into felt more regional coq)eratlon Ferrie heroin September, 1963, massassbude KennedY. five sections, Each groq> was was needed. assigned a questloo for review. 4 - What bpes of outdoor The answers or opinions of each recre~tlon enterprises do you C OF C TO MEET ~went then discussed. feel have the best chance for The Middleport Chamber o1 The questions were: succen ln this part of the state? Commerce wW meet at 7:30 p. 1 - Should the buslm:ss com- Members or this study grq felt m. today In the social rooms of munity be interested in the de- swimming, booting, Bnd <llllP- tho Columbus Bnd Soothern Ohio ve.lq.ment of private wtdoor rec- iqr facilities were the most log.. Electrl• ColllplnJ'. reat'on enterprises? The unswer leal choices. was "ye1" In that it would pro5 - What do you feel are the vide addl.rtonal jobs, .Pei'Dllt use- greateat llltural advantqeo for OPEN SATURDAY age of m>~rgl..t lonl, and pro- the devel"'ment of Ol!tdoor rec .. 1be Meigs Agrtruitural stavide more goods aM services. reatlon enterprises in southern blllzatk11 and Conaervatim Ber2 - Whit mlsht tho bustno,. Ohio? T h e answer here was Yl.. Clift.. In - . . , . wiD ba community do to promote out-- S<:enery, lnchding the Ohio Rivopen Cram 8 Lm. to 12 noon dcx.- recreation busiooss? This (Contln~od .. Page 12) Saturday. SIIGON _ ARMADAS OF U.S. 852 BOMBERS unloaded lholr ~.. ~; ... .., heavleat ICICida In !our mo!Ohs trying 10 •ru•h for a good W>Jnlng u~ COmmunist of'fena:lve thlt has Coat 6,100 guerrlllaa dead. American ctpital. De.l'.. IJep1t;y Ray Manley, Investigating there, oald entry waa gala. ad by prying orr the look from a back door al the plant office. The vote or nine or them Is needed to convict under the CIIECKING SAFES - Meigs Sherif! Robert C. HarterU<h (above) tnopec:to wiiot lo left ala letill for use by the union; board Louisiana law applying to four - foot high fire proof safe blown QPeb in the burgulary of the Rutland Bru.cb ot tbe Pca.ero,shall provide rental urdtorms Natlonal Bank sometime last night or early today, The sale reported~Jo- cu:Qined no m..y. (or garagement, mechanics, help.. criminal conspiracy cases. 1lJere was a possibility a ers, etc., designate a supervisor for school bus drivers, wear- verdict eould rome Saturday on Ing o( W'11forms by drivers to be the 8ef!Ond amlversary oC optlooal, school board ohall grant hw'a arrest on March 1, 1967. allowances, supervisor shaU Judge Edward A. Haggerty Jr. keep track of all time cards and told the jurors uu looks to me" drivers time) and on wages, con- •• though !hey would 1101 the UJAHLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) day of the -;trike. through the mountains of Wost vert an monies saved from re- case late today. Slaw could get - The strike by West Virginia The suit names as deCendants Virginia:, have cmne to a virbal <ent work stoppage to moothly from one to 20 years in prison miners Is taking on broader ovthe United Mine Workers of stln1stW. on conviction. wage improvement; and that the ertones each day. America, District 17 and 29, and The state was presenting. board set another meeting to A UMW Dtstrict 17 - Originally designed by t h e disaass wage improvement for rebuttal testlmooy Thuraday miners to force passage of a the 49 locals within thllSe dis- said here Thursdlly the union it tricts, 1969-70, this delayed unw the afternoon wllen It ran out of miners compensatioo biJI in the maintaining the poaltlon t111t !l Jtdge John A. Field Jr. will w:ltnesaes. The judge told the ( ConUnued on P... 12) has nothing to do with tbe jury that "the remaining state state legislature, the strike even- hold a hearing ou the suit at strike and called it ulll UMu, . _.., oro .!ll>nl JIIO. . ¥-oat t~ affected the steel industry 10 a.m. saturday in district thofized wm:k sto&lPqa." court here. and have not been·- able to make and the railroad InduStry. The W01t Virgllllo Black ~ The latest development in the The Detroit Steel Co., N e w Assoclttion and the West Vfr.. it here beeauae they are situation was a suit filed in U.S. Boston, Ohio, annoUJ"K:ed it had snowbound." District Court here by four coal to lay off one of three shifts in ginia Coal Assodation both de-. He said he would ad.j:)urn gt'Oll) rett the local chamber of companies ai'Kl two coal opera- the coke division at its plant livered harsh eriticism ol 1 early and U the,y were not here commerce should act as a '"clear· pneuemoconiosls (black luna:) tors associations, due to slackening operations being house" on a project or pro- at opening tlrno , _ , t1na1 workmen's compeautlon b iII The suit seeks an injunction to jects, promote it,. and make lt arguments would begin immedi- end the 10-da,y old work stqr. cause of the dearth of coal. that was reported to the Haue ately. Various railroads have reportgrow. page by the minet .. a..d payment ed their coal lraills, which usu- ot Delep.tes floor Wedneaday. Taking the witness chair in 3 - What do you feel are the The measure was at amencle4 of $1.1 milHon ill damages each ally can be seentraveling roadblocks wtlich starll ln the his own behalf aa the 16th and stage in tile House t:oda)' and to board member Dr. l..e4:ltard era. Brown, words between s u p t. pr<IC!nledthe board with &nith and board member Bill proposed unendments to a MemoWlthera became so. warm that rancUm of Under.tandlng which Withers threw a pencll onto the was the buis that a bus driver table lfhlcll boun<ed and, a<oord- walkout endecl last -k. The •· Ing to Dr. Brown, stru<k Brown m~dments included, I - HosIn ,the wrist, broaldng the oklll. pital Insurance; D - Check off Dr, Brown indicated he may pre- rues and insurance through pay- For~ lllt. walk-In vault ot the Allhlonl 011 bulk plant In Minersville where a pop ma- glary were ransacked. -onalop!nionthevault wasn't entt r«l, said he ns a. waiting the arrival of Federal Bureau <i lnvootlgatloo and Bureou ol Criminal lnvestlptloo aperts before checking UJe vault closely. The door <i the Hobotetter oeld the wredled N!e oootalned only .....ned Salel hbhr11al• Turntablu Plestlclzed Homo Freezer Ptper - F1exfble, plllble and more Moisture Bellat- s.1. walla, .•rphy Oil Soap chine waa bn*ea Into and desk.a JJal his~ Sleritf Hartenbach, assisted at ......... Mens an• Wear WOMEN'S 12.95 SWEATERS •.•.......••.. SALE 8.00 WOMEN'S 10.95 SWEATERS ........•.•••• SALE 8.00 WOMEN'S 8.95 SWEATERS ••.........•... SALE 6.00 WOMEN'S 7.95 SWEATERS ......•..•..•.• SALE 5.00 WOMEN'S 5.95 SWEATERS ..........•..•• SALE 4.00 WOMEN'S 4.00 SWEATERS •.•....•..•.•.. SALE 3.00 a.m. whether the vault had Harten1 ·1ch, who indicated It walk-in vault. IIIIOI'ted papen. The walk-In vault used morning wae also probing • bur· been entered. Sheri!! Robert C. Hartomaeh, 1lho arrived to ltwestlpte miDutes after its diiCOVery, said a four.foot hltiii Ore proof Nte was blasted oPen and an attem&t was made to get Into the bank's WILUAM HOBSTETI'ER, branch mana,ger, cheeks damage 10 the ·bank's ...U..In N!o. 89< 8.., WC>Odbul)' Creme Rinse ••• , •••. ·SALE 38< ' 59c Dry SkiD or LonaiiDHanlcro&m ••• SOle 34< 98c Aoroohaw 0< SOle Z9c 1.25 Hlddea Yael• Hair ~ray •••..•.••..•• SOle 74< 78c Extra IArliO Gleem Tooth Paste ••• , , ••• , • SOle 48c A Special Purchase of Womens Sweaters in Popular Styles '" FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28, i969 the ..... by lllltland Manhal and IIIeclal llepuiJ' Jom TW!a, had made no llnal cletermiMIIon by 10 late lut nllht or evly - · WUUam Hob.ttetter. branch - o r , learned <i the ..-rr When he arrived 10 open t h e bank at olllbout 8:30a.m. 2.88 CANNON ROYAL FAMILY BATH TOWELS •• SALE L68 1.19 CANNON ROY.t.L FAMILY HAND TOWELS •• SALE 89c 69< CANNON ROYAL FAMILYW ASH CLOTIIS ••• SALE 39c 2.311 BOXED PILLOW CASE SETS ••.... '11m SALE L69 · 3 98 NO-IRON MUSLIN SHEETS 8lx104 OR DOUBLE ' SALE 3.39 F1TrED • • .••••.•.•• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · 3.59 NO .. IRON MUSLIN SHEETS n.IIH or TWlN F11'1ED • . • . . . . . • • . • . • • • • . • • • • • , • • • SALE 3.19 1 99 PR NO-IRON PILLOW CASE'S •.. 11IIS SALE 1,19 PR ' WOMEN'S 2.98 APRONS . . .••.•.•.•.•.. SALE 2.311 WOMEN'S 2.19 APRONS . . .••.......•.• SALE L 19 WOMEN'S 1,116 APRONS ..••••••.•••...• SALE L411 WOMEN'S L511 APRONS ...••••••••..•.• SALE L29 WOMEN'S 1.19 APH0 NS ...•.•••••••..• · · SALE 89c Salel Wo11ens Sweaters ,. POMEROY.MlDDLEPORT. OHIO •, Branch Bank Safe Blasted In The Do11estlc DepartMent WOMEN'S US DRESSF.S .••••.•.•....•.. SALE :1.00 WOMEN'S 29.50 WINTER COATS •••...•••. SALE 14.75 WOMEN'S 311.50 WINTER COATS ..••.••••• SALE 19.75 WOMEN'S t9.50 WINTER COATS ..••..•..• SALE 24.75 WOMEN'S 69.50 WINTER COATS •.•••••••.. SALE 34.75 WOMEN'S 89.50 WINTER COATS .......... SALE tt,75 GIRL'l13.95 WINTER COATS ............. SALE 6.98 GIRUl1UOWINTER COATS ....•..•••.•• SALE 8.75 G1HLS 19.50 WINTER COATS •.........•.•• SALE 9.75 GIRL'l 29.50 WINTER COATS •••.•••.•... SALE 14.15 WOMEN'S 3.9.1 DUSTERS .....•.••....•.. SALE 2.00 WOMEN'S 4.96 DUSTERS ••.•........•.... SALE 2.00 WOMEN'S 5.95 DUSTERS .....••...•••.••• SALE 3.00 GIRLS 2.95 DUSTERS .•.....•... .•.••... SALE L50 GIRlS 3.95 DUSTERS .•.....••..••.••... SALE 2.00 GIRLS 4.95 DUSTERS ........• •. ....•... SALE 2.00 WOMEN'S 3,95 SLACKS .••••...•......... SALE 2.00 WOMEN'S 5.95 SLACKS ......•..•.....•.. SALE 3.00 WOMEN'S 7.95 SLACKS ........•......... SALE 4.00 WOMEN'S 8.95 SLACKS ...•....•.•...•... SALE 4.00 WOMEN'S 10.95 SLACKS •...•...••...•... SALE 5.00 GIRUl2.95 LONG SLEEVE KNIT TOPS •.....• SALE LOO GIRL'll.95 LONG SLEEVE KNIT TOPS ..•.... SALE 1.00 GIRL'l 3. 95 LONG SLEEVE KNIT TOPS ....•.. SALE 1.50 ' 't"'"' J in i o Devoted To The lruere.~a Of The Meigi-Mtu011 Area VOL. XXI , NO. 217 Bargains Weather at y uSparkie Williams" 11 be. lltwed tho most talkadve bird nn dcJmestteated. He hilt • reported voeabulor)> <i 53! ~~. and hie lalt utterance before he died 1a lN2 wat • •r Love Malnl." OPEN lOTH FIIDAY aa4 SATUUAY' NIGHTS UNTIL 9s00 . son, Michael Paul, Wednesda,y night at Holzer Medical Center. hours. ,\ budceripr .,....._ nam• ed ElBERFELDS IN p,o EROY Sped1l Values In the Ready To Wear Department for Women and Girls • Now You Know Friday·and Saturday Sale! (Continued lNm Pogo 0 0 Reese T. West Dies Thursday Reese T. West, 81, formerly Pomeroy and for many years a successful ooa1 mine opera~ tor, died Thursda.Y al Mercy Hospital in Mount Vernon, 0. Born Oct. 14, 1887 In Jackson County, he was the son or the late Steridan and Ann West. He was a retired coal mine operator, a life meDiber of t h e Elks In Gallipolis and balonged to the United Methodist Church in Pomeroy. &.rvlvlng · is a 100, William Dma1d West, Columbu&i s l x daughters, Mrs. W. A, Meier, Mrs. Kenneth Frost, Mrs. Homer Hutchison, allot Mount Vernon; Mrs. R. F. Hoee, Polnerqf; ;~SIIIU! PH:Ua~~ __., great..grandchlldren. Funeral services wiU be held st I p.m. SIInda,y at the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Glen HUes otJiclating. Burial will be in Beech Grove C e rn e t e r y. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after 5 this even~ 1ng. f Sch00Is - N0. 80 C'Lan.u,es 1£ 0 ' By George Hararaves, '-'!-I.__ brothers, WllUs fl. Powhattan and Mont of RoseviHe. AJso surviving are U grandchlldren and 13 ~t. "~ 1ust lf.l "~ 1ake j lf~ j These changes must be such aa Sense May is too late. Mella Local School District •-• ,...,. ...,...J_ .., ··--J •-=Ills. · pr= w bullcli"'• ,.,ol ._.lion ••1111'04 552.99; RuUand water, ••011.... The •lii-G.al Dlotrl<t Boy 9ooqt wiD be llli!l &boot _ _ ._• , .. APPREDATIQN PEIIIOD will be'- . . c t trcJm ~ MorehlJ'' Ii~P..,-NadCIMIBankrt.. ' ' -=· ~ curr1011• <huiioa. ... .~. toward - fallft ''·'' Tho 'J ut,.... 1n . ·\- . ·, .. __ cGI..Ma. ' .. ' -' _,_ . .,., ....,.., CGu!l!ir 6 at ' 6:3tiJom. ' .-n! Thur~; ,tiJ!c~thout lliJ ~=~~ lopalatioolnlm - · •IIIIo 10 thi roatly ~-lithe time lleena ~,buiJ,.....andlbli , lurlow the lrork of 1-' ~·Vra., - GoallO)"o D'Arllolio J~l A. JlllocW~ IOdl~~ with conatl J'UI. ,o<tlviiY I!U H> ,All "f' ~ d,..,.untn~ · to omlaoj'llio'oehoolt0 H!nr'* 1111 c:oQ1e4 ihl. ~- tO W;;l;. Gollt'l' jri Nl~ • ' pnlocltoplok,. ....,.. ~.rr'Nk; ~ -~~Jut , you cion dO Iii hcQ Ida.-- Juc- ~ brlot i'lnilt-~ 1' 0 : . '. ..At lht oll\I,<IIIhe JIV~~WI!IIIII,.._II!<'..,..._CO...,. Tho otots ~ .Gill.,~ ~- • bill td ~ ~ ol!>- aill •·.~ with stalit c:eooi'ul. ·, ; · - .-r~·· !• .flit• :!IJU~·.,.antO<I._'ill:i:;.noillor<IIthe a!MM. ~- .. ~ : ...uow.·-,: ~· .hi~ -•hlllil anotl1i~'"!!n- ~ ~lui!!_~-law --TIIIi<.-~'iir1Ni -~ ,..,r.r:. ~~~~~ " to i-ocl•\<it 10 win·~nlllll, dur;iai ,lhO ttio IMili;.rtod It to be ~ ·lll'lil of·U,.· ~~~' ~, H* 'UiiJ @Oil ~1!9"iiiiiit1ilf" ~rii!r.Jiii.Be IW..l~Nftt · ~, ltoiU :a ". . . . 'aoiiu ' Ltho baJiil. Plct1&red wllll thoJlllntllif\b!Mi'I'III!'O(ociW.Edlom . . bUI, ~llllll~~i~ ~· , . . ·~"!!r• iUioO'IUio a~, -. - . ~no, .,..dcelucl- 11m 11. to ..,...,..I lriold Ul ·• ti'ciijjt liWitr'lll ·lilloirt , H.m,!lftter, Preolii!Ont of tho P<ono...,. ~' ~ .... ...... not •-""' Air pooolllli lailihor ~ louo taxlngdlstrlctslncllldo:Ba6- 83; Raeioo water, $1,'770,11; ~""'""' water, fl78.15; lll' clleport - · $1,17at5. <\111..,. •,,; . for the latest oollectton period, Jloward Frank, count;,y treuurer, said toda,y. The period ..,.ere~~; paid Ill January and February, ... tDr the first hall <i 1968. Totals or taxes ,Piid In thevv- 24; S.Iplo, $19,737.!18; ~ $39,074.16; - ... $164.12; Racine VIUqo, · tl3,• 524.58; flyracuse VUt..., ftl,. •roof-" R.lwda Real estate oollectioa.a lD Me;gs Cooney totaled $642,M7.211 39; ~meroy Village, $106,MJ... :: · First Half Collection Reported rord,. $26,451.89; Chester, ~... 059.80; Chester - Sail.....,., •1,· 903.85; Columbia, $57,$54,~ Lebanon - Eastern, $3,t08.8'5;' Lebanon - Southern, $23,59tl.llf: Letart, $20,412.55; Olive, aa,. 236.93; OraDIIO, $19,755.113; Rat. land, Western, $33,564.22; Rut. hnd Vill&IIO, $14,089.31; Sa--._ $21,265.12; Sallabury, $47,11:13.75; Middleport vm...,, $8t,llft.. toproduceutrrwrfJvedprogram It does no good to get ~set .,.,.,...,.•, men.... illraetu This 1>11t ,..k has boon an lor tho otudenta Involved. with the school about a failure In LOS ANGELES - SIRHAN B. SIRHAN•s attorney• conterd he ext:remeb' busy une tor the writ.. u a chanp doe• not produce Ma¥ if you made 110 e«ort to was "mentally Ul~' when he shot Sen. Rebert F. Kennedy at point er ot this column. so this effort this, the change makes little helP out ln March. u you e'!Pect blank rqe. for the llat day of February, aeruJe. Chafwe must also fit Into to face this ,prOOlem In your Today the defense began calllna wltneases to SiC)port the U'JU- 198U wW necesaarlly be a little the patterna established by the home, rKM' is tile tim& to act. ment that the asausl.naUon wu utotally a product ot a alck, ob- brieL state. J)epar1ment ot Education, 1 believe you wlllliOO. our teachMINd mind aDd peraonalit;y." Amons: the tlrst wltneasea DJI,J be We are quite deeply Involved regional aceredittng orpntza. en and princlpa)s wUUrv to Sli"bln'• :motr.r, Mary, hia YOUIIIW brother, Munlr, aoo .PQcltla- In the process or schedulJ:rw stu- t.iona, and pot~t hiP seh4JOI col- meet "rith you 100 sertouaJ.y di• trl1llntho hlive examined th 24-yee.r-old Pdeltlntu Arab. . dem:s and teac~ra Into their 1s- lups alii technical IChools in cua.; what e111 be dona to pro.. A....lfo 9 L-• _._,.,__, .... .IL..J•~nto for next ;year. 11IIs 1• whl<h oor grocloatellllOY wlah to ctu.. lmJirovement Inyour •hUd'o alwa.ya a limo 1,. enroll CAPE KENift:DY - ASTRONAUTS JAMES M<DM1T, llllvld voi.Ved, Bnd ~1111¥ a lrua1'llls, when ,.. talk ~ lalrb good week hb R. Soott and 11\uoMII I. S.hwe~ ,.,. to ha\'8 ridden tlalr l,pol.. , tratina experle- It lo a por. <hinge "" an IIIII telkllls a permitted some notlcOible »"" 1o 9 opo<ooraAinlo a 41r1IW eartl! Grllltel mlul..,ll!daY, but they'll deularly llnlltlva problem ror 1 radlcel .,.. grea11y dll!erent ....,.. to be made m tho now pnetl<e In a llmulltor lllllrat tltllll: Cioldol-...1. UJ tll!a ;year a~ 110 ·wiD be }CIOIIo projeet olll<lalo cluc:ldcicl 'Tin•~...,. to the ,!polo . • ~ clurlqf tho praadl. 0 .,.. telldll!l .,_ : .••~:~~ ~= ·1o 9 blaiiOif Cor three ctu• to lot the uttu.uta ra<:OVIl' tram IOI'e limo wltea ochool II In oeoolon. P!'OVOlllaat lQ- and ,_ ttorooll aid lfhloh . , . ha,.j made U.. ml•r'1llore lo no t>lrr.c:t cw fool. otruc:turt,., . IIIIo Ia the loa! ..,...,. of weelco. al!lo Ia their <ramped - • ~ro o n l - their ello<tIOa.._"·'-thla-~ Wo an OCimlnanpldly IOtho If~ do, I would <erial~ urp . • ""' -· ~d - <i the ... tlllt be quite <:&uti- aa , .. ,.,.. - , tiC\llp ~· but Y'"'lDI\l' be period In tho ochQol )'Oir, U tliortt are many ha•lr!lclu• ...,. ~ 1llU waltlng t111t a pW. . . , . . 01 !hare loa dUtlir .chour dlllcl oxiltl"' arQurd o bulld. . · .' · . op . offDrt baa boon llDd will be not ouc....rutljl p1al"' 1 ]P'IlCie lllil. which Ia. .-Ior 00111tru<tlon. COLUMBUS- 'I.'IJE ,t;ENERAL ASSENBLY wonthc>meror.the J!Olidedto ~11 Itt ~· ln·whidllie lo<Ur- . Ao f .atolocl'c - , 'llda • .. •--.L Mrs. Vernon Darr, Lancaster; Mrs. Howard Thlvener, Galltpo.. lis; four sisters, Mrs. B e n t o n Ponn, Pomeroyi Mrs. Maude Ackley, Zanesville; Mrs. Hyla Ca:pello, Charolol, Pa., and Mra. Jessie Hemessy, Roseville; two headed for possible pasaqe. · lllu1nc! (lrl(lllh, ..lhler, · ' . 1 • ' • ' , '. ' • , · at . 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