http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/fbb818e853e650d6ba663ad6a126154a.pdf 09f688659da2d1c71488e8affe659c71 PDF Text Text 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 . '-iililni ·... ....... at ��., . . .. -.. . ---. . .... Contribution is Made to Pro;ect Asian Trip Reviewed Pr. PL&.S\NT - Tho Feb- Wl<kllno .... clouilrtor: Mro. Dale I'WU"J' meetlne ~ Sl. P e t e r Rw.h, Mr. and Mrt. F ranK Lutheran C"hlrch Women wa1 held SchOlZ .... fomll¥, Dr. and Mro. 'lbeldl,y ewerdne al the clairch. c. S. Woods, Mro. Horold KJioll, • : .\ brlel '· - bu...... by , laee, Pf\taident. meed.ng 101 Mro. Poul Wal - -,. lin. J. Guy Brown pre&ent' ed a JII'OP'Am on her Aalan trip ·. which started in December, 1967 ., relurnlnl to 1fle u. S. In Sop. "" &ember. 1988. 9le and a friend, 4 11111 Ellen Luby joined Miss Martha Brown In Malay si.a for ,, tbelr own plamed triJ> and trav_, eled by boat. train...,, and plane to Yarioo.Jpolntaotlnterest. Mrs. ~- and MI .. Luby left U. S. ·ond 1..- llrst at llornba.r .... later met MJ.u Brown. Before ~ relurnlnl lhelr travels t o o k '•l Chern Co many placet including ; _Delhi, Malayllla, Singapore, In~ dmellla, Thailand, Tokyo, U...g : Koni: and Hawaii. Many inter- - eaUng slides depleted her trli> .... hlghllgbts of the ten month ·blr. The March program will be ~by Mrs. Dale Roush, chairman ~ ud have as guest, Mn. William ~llordln. Jr., MaBO!I Cooney Can• eer Chairman, who wUl present ~ thl program. C~stesses will :· be Mrs. Rouah, Mil&. KennetJJ :! Roush. ; All ladies and guests are f.lnvltedtoattend ! Attending TUesday evening's !: meet:1n1- · were Mrs. Olan Cenhelmer, Mr. and Mrs. William . ~ Mrs. Emil Romans, Mrs. H. J. Wenum, Mrs. George Nibert, Jr., Mrs. Stephen Hu.ilk, · Mrs. Kenneth Rou&h, Mrs. Paul • Wallace and daughter; Mrs. Dale "I'T. Pastor and Mra. J. Gal)' Brown. CLUB TO DINE PLEASANT The Pat : Wtlson ~e Club will hold ita : second dinner meeting fC tile ; month this evening at the club. 1 houae locaW on Sand Hill Road. Club prelident, Wadear Thabet, Jurps all members to 11ttend as loeveral Important matters will tbe l>rouBflt up concerning devel~opmenta In fixing up the clubboulE! Rev. Eckels Takes over New District PT. PLEASANT - Rev. Har- ry Eckels, former pastor of the Heights United MethodiJt church here, and now superintendent of the West Virginia Conference, Evangellcal United Brethren church. has been appointed superintendent of the newly created Elkins district ol the United Methodist church ln West Virginia. The appointment is elfeetive in June when the former EUB and Methodist Cooferences will be united in the Annual Conference sessions in Buckhannon. The new district, to be comprises of churches in Barbour, Preston, Randolph and Tucker counties, makes a total of 12 districts in the state with a membership of slightly more than 224,000. Rm·. Eckels came to Point Pleasant trom the Otterbein (ror. merly First EUB) cburch in Hwrtington and served two years at Heights on North MaiJl street. He is well known throughout Ma- soo county, having visited here many times in his oftlcia1 capacley a! superintendent to conduct yeart.Y meetings in the numerous EUB churches in the county and oo various other servIces. Mrs. Eckels died several years ago and their son, John, ~rates his own fUneral home in Shrtersville. Oass Entertained SYRACUSE The Junior f · Class of the Firat United Prest ASK TO WID bytertan Church School was en~ PI'. PLEASANT - Daniel Lee tertalned with a Valentine party ~"' 18, Pt. Pleasant, and by their teacher, Miss Renee jJaaeY Lee Duncan, 16, Ft. Pleas- Burke, of Racln~. in the church have made an applicatloo for amex. 1bey exchanged valenmarliaae llce111e in the omce · tines from a valentine b o x. " the cotmb' cleric Games were pl_,ed and prizes ~ CLUB TO MEET ~ The AmateUr Garden Club rA. given. . Assisted by her mother, Vir. ·...w moe-.-·" ~ -B!'!~"- sl(r~shment~J!( Joe m. at the CldUiti>it t:iols • c...-: ~ .. heart 4an<IJ, Ohio, c. omce. The program eum, .POJJ and pmcb were served lmu fton l be t.n charge of BettY New- • fgUICK QUIZ ;. / Q-Who was the jir.t U.S. to Bruce Cottrill, Lori Guinther, Debbie Harden, Tony P I e r c e, Kelly Winebremer, Kenton Holman, and guelts, Megan Brown, David Smith, Debra West, Roe Marie ladln)lham, David Hubbard, Gregory Cundlll. ;;.~Doman pilot? ;; A-Harriet Quimby, a ;:magazine writer, in 1911. ',; ~" Q-Whu did Lady Godiva ·:~e her famoua ride ;..hrough the streets of Cot> .,~TJI. England, clothed onlu ffis her long hoir? ~~ A-She asked her hus-- .i'!axes ,,..,d he1<> imposed reduce the heavy as lord of :;;Coventry. He agreed to do ;-. If she would ride naked ;tbrou,~ the l<>wn. Clothed ;:Only m her long hair, she :-n:aounted upon a horse and :rocte through the streets. :; Q-Whot are the two laTfl' .:~at Uland! in the world? i A--Greenland Is largest; ~New .. Guinea second largeot. ne Sermonette ,· PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPrr AL Feb. 28, 1969 ADMITTED' Mrs. Ray Slone, Leon; Mra. Jack Good, Dexter, 0.; James W. Taylor, Ashton; Mrs. Everett La.neaster, Gallipolis, 0.; Mrs. Robert ~s. Pl. Pleasant; WU!Iam Somer- ville, ft. Pleasant; Mrs. Powell Reynolds, Pt. Pleasant; Cloyd Barnett, Leon; Richard Frazier, Pl Plealll'lt. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Deibert Tho Rutland Gorden Club at a Holzer MecliCal Center, Firat Su.ou E. Jahnloil, WWiam L. Ave. Vialth• hours 2-4 and 7..S Kuhner, Ah• Mthalley, Mrs. p.m. Parerta only on Pediltrlcs Demla M. Marks, Nn. Elmer C. Maaten. David c. lOller, Mre. Ward. WW- H. Nlber~ James E. AdmisatonJ Publication of admisaionJ Is Silk, Fred Smttb, Jlloaio K. SQr· prol\lblted until further notice . der, Howard T8ckett, Mlts Mar· ilte Van Meter, WUHam Fink. and Births Mrs. Harry B. Smith, Rt. 1 Mn. Albert swartz. Gallipolis, son,12:54p.m. ThursdiYi Mrs. James B. Fraley, Jack-son, daU,ihter 1 3:02 p.m. Thurs- day. Dbcharges Mrs. Conrad Bowen, Georp Branham, Sue Ann Carper, Samuel J. Click, Dorald R. Creel, Mrs. William A. Dotson. KimberSYRACUSE - Plans have beeo ly Y. Green, Mrs. Archie Chris- made for a vuieQ" show 01'1 March topher HaJJJDtm, Charles W. Hill, 29 by 1fle Ladtes Auxiliary <t tho Volwlleer Fire Dept. Mn. White, treasurer, reported at dte auxiliary'• recent meetIng that $94.25 cleared on the Jitney "'PJ>Ol' will be turned over to the firemen toward the p.1r~ chase ol a new bed for the fire truck. Details of the variety 1bow will be amounced later. 'Ibe laSYRACUSE- Preceding a re- dte.!!l are deep into their Easter cent meetiDg oCtheWomen'sAux- basket-making project, and still Uiary rA. the Veterans Memorial need plastic jugs in llzes from HoJJPltal, Adminbtrator Donald quarts up. The hostesses, Marie Rizer Deiner showed a film on the heart and Linda Lavender served re"Pulse or Life. •• PresidentFa,ye freshments or cake, tee cream, Sauer concku:ted the regular meeting Ln the dJntng room of the 88oowtcbea, pots!<> chips, punch ho&pltal. Anna Wlleeler, read, and coffee to those mentioned and "A 23rd Psalm For Volunteers." Helen Diddle, Adrieme JhJ.bbard, ~lvla Zwilling, Doris Frtend, Routine reporta were made. Mabel Pickens, Myla Hudson, Mrs. Seuer read a letter from former administrator Walter K. Ada Slack, Edith Hood, Thelma. !iewart, now at the Lancaster Graeser, Mildred Pierce, PhYlhospital, and another from Cathy lis Hendrix, Mary Lavender, Pickens, second year student Clara Lavender, and gueats, Mrs. wrse at Holzer Hospital who Elizabeth Rice and daughter, SJ.used a $500 scholarship given san, of Columbus, and Vickie Rizer and Tina. Pierce. by the auxiliary. Mrs . Hackett, Csndystrli>er chairman, reported 84 members. It was decided to redecorate the otrlce o( Mr, Deiner, with new floor covering and turniture, Flower vases areneededandan,yone having any to donate will be welcome. SYRACUSE - Election - and The March refreshment cominstallation - of officers was mittee will be Pomeroy women held by the Tri County Citizens with Leona Karr a& chairman. Band Radio Club recently In lt1 The hostess, Mrs. Sauer, serregular meeting at the headquar\'ed refreshments commemoratters with the president, D I c k Ing George Washington's birthGrinstead. pre&iding. Devotions day to Mrs. Parker, Mr1. Karr, -Mr&. .. Ra.a:kett, .. Mn . . WbMler, ~fre _re&jl ~~ . ~.U!'hite, !'ho a.JAO read an article on ''ValellAda Slack, Eliza Ru t h Une Day." Morris, Janice Daniels, H e I e n Elected were president, JunFrank, Phyllis Rowan, Louise ior Holsinger; vice president, McElhinnY, Erma Smith, Mary Pickens, Phyllis Gilkey, Myla Paul Pierce; secretary, Peggy Edwards; treasurer, Agnes White Hucloon, Adrienne Hubbar<l and (retained); Re-Act Captain, John Ina Massar. Kearns; assistant, Richard Cribstead, and trustees, Douglas Hemsley, Brooks Edward, R. E, SYRACUSE - Demonstrating Workman, .... Dooald Manual. a Tupperware parC;J at tbe home Welcomed a1 new members were Mrs. Carl Hubbard was Geral- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oldaker of dine Hall, ol Leon, with JIIUTIOI llartford. played and prl:zes wun by Mra. A valentine exchange was held Hubbard, Myla Hubbard, Char- and door pri>ea were a cake to lotte Neaae and Blolldena Hud~ Doo Mamsl; pillow cases 10 Peg. scm. The door prize went to gy Fdwardo, .... a box ol candy Jean Hsll. to Brad Hollinger. Attending were Hele11 Diddle, Refreshment• were serYed to Margaret Eichinger, Janlcel.aw- Mr. .... Mrs. Dick Grtnstaad, aoo, Blondena lludiMlll, Jean Hall, New Haven; Fannie Keams, MaxAda Slack, ~Ia lludlon, Helen Ine Fields, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harr11 and Hazel IJ.Q'ee;. Oldaker, .and children, Mary and FRIDAY SPEL1AL MEETING, ~ port Lodge 3U, F..... A.M., ..,. nua1 inepect:ion; Mlater lfaaoo lletlno .....,udod. AD - MaiKIIII Invited. Relnllhmenla. TEEN DANCE, FrJdl1, Radno J1011or Hlgb School - REVIVAL AT Chrlatlan IJalon O!urch. Hartford. ueome unto me, an ye that J.a.. )our and are heavy llldon, ond I :wtll give you relit. Take IllY yuko ~ you, and learn Of me; for I <fill meek .... lowly In heart: and llball lind retlt unto your ;auJ.a. For my yoke Is NIY, and :F t burden ll lilht. tt Matthew :;11:28,'10. The words o( Je.. s. 11 Come :~ me"' ia a great invitation our reatlesa soelet;y todly. / AU around ua we 1ee those who :-are driven by the forces of evil. :. -en t h e cturcb world today :ifeem 1 to be cautht in the rush. ~· nnd It dltllcult to tshe dme for God as we we lhould. ·~ eaaenee Jesua i1 l8r,)'ing to u1, ·~·'Come unto me and relax a :trhlle. Relate yoor troubles 10 p .... I will share your ..,r. 1e > .» ,, ... n~.•• ! I ~. The aeripture plainly teachel Jllal eveJ')'OOe who was diseased jllld olck regardless ol tl:e extent t' tbe1r atrlictlon was given the Javltatkln to come to Jesus while jle waaln the Oesh .... He would !i-1 them and give lhem pbysllfal relt. Now He can meet our ~~ In • IJ"Nter mealiUJ'e Iince hal relurnod 10 ll1e Father In al.ditor:ium. Jays will emcee. ap. en to ,public. Admission 50c .P8I' peraon. !" Je•a, tllnlullh the Holy ~rlt. ~-· . MIDDLEPORT W0 MEN'S Temperaa<:o Union, Friday 7:30 p.m. It the homo of Chrtlltlan Mrs. Cline, 224 Walout st. Betl;y SATURDAY SATURDAY NJGHTHtgi>S<hool Danc:e Party atMe!gsHtgi>School •uditor:ium in Middleport; danc-i~ from 8 to 11 p. m. 1be Jays a. mlall!e<IO your.-otodeJ. t1do lnvllollon lo woot beeouJe OH'ICI:: IIOUIL~ TIIUIIS.) - SUNDAY MEIGS COUNTY Jaycees are sponsoring · a chicken barbecue, !lntd.,-, March 2 oo the Upper Parking lot In Pomeroy . MONDAY MIDDLEPORT Garden Club, 8 p.m. at the home of Mrl. C. M. each youth attendlna a opec1a1 clas1 ot hi1 choice and Chen Che entire group reviewed tbe ldeu di•cu•sed separately. A sprlq: rally Is planned In ·April. Apple Grove UMYF memben have been guest& of the Raelne ......, and cooaoUdatlon of the Ia belna oon.stdered, accordin~! to Ervin, reporter. ! ~----~CO~L~OR~~~~~- qenry Crider, aa uncle 0( Mra. Sellers. GUta preMnted to the honored cc:q.le '"'re placed OD a table decorated with a bouquet of blue tinted mwna.. Mrs. Sel~ len wore a blue chiffon dress Mil had a corSJge of blue tinted carMtions. Refreatunerta of cake am punch were served by Mn Margaret Eynon .... Mrs. Rotemsry Hendricks, dalllhtera of the. Rev, and Mrs. Sellera, a~ Mrs. Geraldine Eynon. I I I I I I I I I I I 4-H Oi!tcttrs ' 99:Z.7242 E. MAIM ST. POMEROY, 0. WHERE SHOES ARE SENSIBLE PRICED Middleport, 0. CERAMIC 11:0 MILK REPLACER LAZY SUSANS Olive, Rust, Hone)' .ALER TWINE NEW HOLLAND GRINDERMIXER milk produ.cts lind high-quality animal fat for feeding values to equal whole milk _ Ohio Valley ln•ustrles· PHON£992-2161 MINERMLLE. O. IT. 124 .......... Protect. Health Gains · PrM It wltll Fatter Chedls for a, E~ts The proof Is in the bigger profits you get ; We Sell ••• when you depend on our complete line ServiceI of feeding rations for your livestock, poult~. Easy to feed and store. Highly ' fortified ,With GRIND YOUI OWNI ' ( s5.25 to '6-95 . MIDDLEPORT- · BOOK STORE zational meeting were Teresa Mitchell, Ann Coldwell, Edith Woodard, Diane Erlewlne, Cindy Ga.rnel, am Sandy Garnes. The next meeting was aet for 4 p.m. March 11 Center Sc::hool. ~<t the Salem Program to Feature Youth in Service Youth of llle Heath U nIt e d Methodist Churcll will be featured In the !IJndq morning chureh program, the Rev. Max DooahJe amounced todaf. !Unda,y school will be held from 9:30 a..m. to 10 a.m. at which Ume the classes will auemble. In .lllo ·lllll<llwu7 for a panel clllt. cu••lon aad. dl.alo&ue on the mid.. winter lnllltute held recently at POrtsmouth. CONTAINS __________ _ FAIMEISI STOCK UP MOWI Bum~ Johnson. president; T a m m y health snd llllfsty; and D e b b i e &nith, vice prelident; Debbie Moore, recreation. Mrs. Kathry(l Mitchell, Mr1. Kathryn Caldwoll, Mrs. Bernlee Garnes, and Mr1. Adria Wll~ oox are the advisors. 0 t h e r members attending the organi- .... fawor1 for eac.h cblld. SPECIAL PRICES UNTIL APRIL I a re- Garnes, secreta.r)'; EvelYn ANGEL TREADS ARE HEREJ THE SHOE BOX lea. lee cream and punch were aerved b:f motbera, Dori1 Frt.Jd, Mildred Pierce, Jlllflt Pierce, Lblda Hubblrd, and Charlotte Nease. to: 11na Pieree, CuTin .... Dvrln Bolin, ilaDdy Pler<o, llolma Mario iU>bud, Diana .... Gr"-1 Neue, I<lmberly 1 n d Krrltal Wlnebromer .... car. rle Qtlntber. Mro. Friend made Allls-Chalmn Parts & SerYice were elected at SPRING~ Children Hove Party REPAIR NOW! Club Officers Named cent meeting oC the salem Cen- ett, treaiUrer; Connie Games, ter 4-H Club. They are Cheryl new• reporter; Belinda Johnson, --------------------------~·- Club Entertained :PJtlNG? .. · · ·. SALISBURY TROOP 100 - The Gorman Soag and the German Glrl Scout pr<~niae preselted at the lderrational1'tdnki• Day observance in Middleport Sunday were tauPt to the girl• of Troop 100 by Mrs. Dale Col..,m Mrs. Colburn and her son, Freddie, were guests at 1 meetina of the troop last week. Kim Ohlinger ser¥ed refreshment• to the acouta, their guests, and the leaders, Mrs. PbU Ohlinger and Mrs. WOllam. Ohlinger. 1be Rev. and. Mrs.. Paul A. seuen, Racine, held open bouae SundQ" 1a observance ot their sUwr weckl1ne amlveraary. The ctqlle was married Feb. 29, 1944, at Erdi.cctt, K.,•• by the Rev. ··Club- Party Conducted MIDWI!ST SCDTCH othera contl nued with embroider"/ work. It was announced that the girl scout cookies will be in next week. Lodge En;oys Dinner Event -ell. f.$1>IlY FOR S CUpcake• and KooJ...Ald were aerved and each ot the girls ••• given candy barJ. Several members atarted knlttlQB: projects while I I I I ANTENNAS I AND ACCESSORIES ingredients. '• . -. ' ' "' ..''I1 - 992-5101 S,il•l •••. . . ......_ MIDDLEPORT TROOP 39 - ParticataUon in the county - wide project of ptberi111 clothing, food arrl small toys for orphanages in Vietnam and Thailand was discussed during a meeth~ ot Troop 39 at the Scout House. Demonstrations featured at the meeting were needlecraft by Vicky Kelly, personal health by Cindy Manley, anddrawill8 and painting by Kathy Meadows. Badge requirements were certified by Mrs. L R. Neal •nd taps concluded the meeting. Program Topic of Club is 'Birds' ' ~.g~.. W1!ft . the : pioos;Un )Opt~ ''011 the Wll- Garden rnembrance, Adonadoftftalna'de to the heart fund. Club Wednesday night at t h e home of Mr1. Homer Holter, Chester Road, with Mrs. Dill- Gardening Ups on things to do now were given by Mn. Vernon Nease, These included prun. ing fruit trees, grapevines, ma,Ple trees and hedgea, using dormant spr&J"S when the temperature is above 40 degrees, and spraying lor crabgrass. Mr1. Holter showed sJldea of her trip to Europe and particularly ot gardens which she visited. Devotions opening t h e meeting were given by M r s. Neaae who used a meditation 'Taith and Love,,. scripture from Mark, and prayer. T h e pledge of alieglanee waa recited In unl...,, Mro. VlciOr Hysell will be the hoatooo tor the March meeting. Mrs. EdlSOD Hollon eoncllct.ed a contest wldch .was won by Mra. Yeaupr and Mr1. Kemetb Harrta. Mrs. Denver Holter won the door prize. Blue ribbons tor arrangemeots exhibited <loring the meeUngwere won by Mra. Hollon, Mrs. Holter andMra. Flaher. Ashworth co-holteas. Mrs. Alfred Yeauger spoke on care and feeding of birda which need a protecUve coverIng In which to raise t h e I r )'OUDI. Feeders should be close to 1hrub1, Mr1. Yeauger said, polnUq out that birds are beneficial to humans because they eat Insecta and weed oeed. u0ur FtneFeatheredFrlenda" wa1 tlle topic of a paper presented by Mrs. Ken Neue. She Rid that bird• al10 are deseendantl ol reptlles and that t h e lhape of tbelr bUll ...... kind <t food theY eat Some ata,y for onJ.y me sea1011, others~ back year after rear. The demonolntlon of t h o mmth by Mr1. Paul Flaher fea~ tured a bird d&urlne in a ere&cent ar...........,. with Pli"Ywillow and yarrow. Mro. Edward Mlzicko of All>tnl alked In a letter that t h e club enter slide• In t11e state contetlt. Tbe reg!ODII meeUng 10 be held "" April 10 at t h o WANTEDI Ten Homes In Need Of PAINTING••••• Home ow..-s In the Mel1s • Gallla area will_ be aiv• an opportunity of havlq the II8W Vydel, the rleld, All Vinyl Homesldl'\ matwlal applied to their homes at a very low cost. It will be of special Interest to home owners !lbo are fed up with constam paint· 1111 and other maintenance costs. The new · ~IRACLE SIDING deY81oped by Monsanto Ch•lcai Corporation -.1 B. F. Goodrich, . two of the most trusted names In the chemiCII . lndllstrr. After 20 years of tesU111 and research It Is especially recomllltllded far use ·- --... !lest Vll'llnla and Ohio clli1ate and was j; . ' rtellltiJ lnbaduced to the public. It cmles a lifetime Jlllranlee In wr1tln1anc1 proyldes fOOl lnsulatiOII, ·both 1111111er and winter, therejly lowerlnr the cost of air condltiOIIIIII and heatlq. Then.- product can be used over 8YerJ Qlle of_lillie hlcludllll frame, asbestos, stuc· co, llrl'cl~· etc. Many dlffll'lllt decorlt11 colors •• iYallllble. HOllie olll*s who act now will lit~¥• ·special decoratl¥1 m It 110 lddl..u-.11 . ~ost. An 1111101-.nt will be IIIHt to . - • StNatr home wllhaut any ollllptlan what· ~: All trillS of fln~lril are nallalllt. Riehl.... AVOIIIe -- ................ .. -~ - ·--·~- .~ ........ -- Favors of gourds were given by the hostesses who JerYed a deasert courae. / I Pamela Ann Kessinger • •' 'o Wed in Hawaii • • • Read at tha meeUng preolded ewer b,y Mrs. Karl Gne~er Will a thank you DOte from Mra. Jaceb Boor tor a Cbrlotmu ro- Donny Stoots in Basic at Ft. Knox Mr..... Mrs. Leroy Kessinger, SebasU.O. Fta., rormerly or Pmteroy, are amounctng the e~nt a.nc1 forthcoming marriage of their da!Wht.er, Pamela Am, toSP4Robert Charles Wharton D, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wharton, of !.an- easter, Ohio. The brtdHlect, a graduate or Lancaster High School, Class ot 1968, Ia a cosmetologist. SP4 Whartoo, also I graduate of LancasterHighSchooJ,cla&sot1966, ls now serv1118 with the U. S. Army, 198th Infantry Dlvlstm In Vietnam. Th! couple is.Plarmbw to wed Mareh 24 in Hawaii. Plan Special Service Post memorial services for deceased members of Ft~ney­ Bennett Post 1281 American Legion, will be held on March 26, Sweet Sixteen Party is Given Mr . and Mrs. Paul Russell entertained Wednesday night wtth a Ha1Veet sixteen'' party honoring their daughter, Kayte. A bullet supper was served by Mrs. Russell . Gifts were pre. aented to Kayt.e at the 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. party. ' The guetil were D ebb t e Crow. Pllggy Stbrr,i<atllY Moore, Mary Braclrury, Charlsae ~­ ter, Judy C«trW, ~san Lanning, Sylvia Swanson, ~ ... Gerlach. Nancy Buchanan, Teresa Nictnsky, Judy Brewer, Jo)rce Riley, Vlolet Wolfe, Brenda Edwards, Anita Fultz, Lola Ann Sauer, Nancy Harris, Kathy Morgan, Karen Flores, and Mary Holman. Jeanette Phillips sent a gift but was unable 10 attend. at the hall. Plans for the tribute were made during a meeting of the legion-naires Wed.nesda:y night at the hall w i t h Commander Albert Roush presiding. Appointed to the ccmmittee to plan the affair were Don Roach and Pearl Van Cooney. Marcus Cbambers was appointed to ttle executive committee to fill a vacancy created by the death of Phil Bradbury. It was decided to donate six new blankets to the Middleport emergency squad and Roush was authorized to check on the purchase. Harold Lemley, 1 post IMIRbM', remaina tn. &erioua~ dltion at the Cinci ...ti Veterans Hospital. Roach served refreshments at the conclusioo of the meeting. CIIIICLIIT '"00 Pvt. Danny L, fbata is stationed in Fort Knox, K,y., where be Is taking eight -ks ol ba- sic training witb the U. S. Army. Ills wife and son are reald.Jng at 464 Lo<ult st., Middleport. Saats is the 10ft or Mr. and Mr1. Demie Staats, Jr., ~ New Haven. His &ddreas is P\'t.. Danny L. !bats, RA 67001634; C-8f U.S.A., TCA; 3rd Platoon, Fort 40121. I I I I 1....: .. ' ( · 1 .:---: 1 k • . ·~- EASTER FABIUCS 'ci,~;ful I I I Put your needle to our collection of spring and Easter fabrics and stitch up a wardrobe of fashiDil looks. We're blooming with ideas . I ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT II THE SEWIN&:CINTER L--------------- Use Ingels' Specialized Service To •••• A thought for the day: Greek philosopher Epictetus said: ''The good or tll oi man lies within his own will." FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS We wire flowen 8verywhere 992-2039 C>R NIGHT -2t51 Pomeroy Flo- Shop W. Main .._,,• ., MRS. MILLARD VAN METER I • I SOMETHING OLD SOMETHING NEW SOMETHING SHE'LL TREASURE II :•• • •• • • • • Gaalry'a Uae The crane-typo structure called a gantry is used to erect, assemble and service large rockets or mlsalleo. II may be placed dlrecll,y over tbe launching alte and roOed • '-'-'"'·~.. :.~r:. )~ ~~ · ~- ' . ~ • • .~~ DIAMOIID WEDDING RING SETS WIDEST CHOICE OF DIAMONDS FROM AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE DEAL!R away just before ftring. ·nHIIi Crttllt Jewtltrs 39.95 (16 Moin St. Pt. Ploaoont We Can Do the Work!! WE WILL CONTINUE! OUR BUSINESS WILL CONnNUE AS ALWAYS I'e will offer the sallie services at the EI'ING FUNERAL HOME lllld our policies will be u,ncllling~d· · . We lipl!feclate Your ~~~'~" .•11!1, coltslle,.tloit at the tfllle of tht. ~~~!h ~(our e,Jilpfoyer, Wilfiall He.,Y Ewlllfl, and dllfi•B our traNslllon period. . · Sincere tluJnb io all 'of yoil. '. ·.WING-' FUNEktt ROME I ·~-----Let Us Remodel and Install Y011r-•- - - -.. - ~·~!: auxiliary Tueaday ntgbt. At that time It was voted to make 1 lift of $150 10 the legloo 1>01! 10 be uaed on the project ol purehaa. ing new chairs for the haiL Presentation or the check wOI be made at Ute dinner. With Mrr.. Dale Kennedy preaiding. the members discussed Buckeye Girls State to be held io June at c.pital University. Names ol several Meigs High School junior girls were si.Gnitted and the delesate and alternates will be selected b)' vote at the March meeting. The auxiliary wUI sponsor ooe girl &lXI cosponsor another. A $5 contributioo was made to - CJmreh In Athenl HI UIIKIUDC• eeL .' p....., ~-- ~ - -- ~-·_,_ MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 - VIsits to the Middleport post office and the .iaU were made by member• of Troq> 5 to complete require... ments t01rards their active ciUzenshl.p and community safety badges. Accompanied by Mrs. Richard Vaughan. leader, Katlzy Baker, Cherrl Lane, Betb Vaughan, Kath} Manley and Cintb' Glaze and a guest, Teri Thomas of Troop 39, visited the post office where they were given a tour by Paul casci, postmaster, who e~lained the postal department's activity from the time mail is received until It is delivered. The grtq~ then went 10 village hall. 'There Mrs. Leora Sigman, secretary, Introduced new Middleport Chief of Pollee Paul Parsons and ahowed the girls jail cells. ' " Ill - . . . ... Include• s1l ... - ..... MIDDLEPORT TROOP 185- C.~ stamps were distributed and a part)> wu· .Plamed when Troop 185 met Tuesda.y night at Heath Methoclist Church. Openlne the meeting with the Jlag ceremony were Tha Nieri P•m Dodaon. Jc.n Blevins, Mary Krawsczyn. Amy Hamm, and Jyi Beaver of the YOU"I' American patrol. The Drwnmer Girl patrol served retreslments to those named and Debbie Schuck, Barbara Anthony, Fay WUson, Mary Wilson. Venida Gtbba, DJana Brumley, and Suaan Powers. Mra. Fred Gibbs and Mrs. Wallace Powers, leaden, had cttarge ot the meeting. ton Check Our Price and T~s Ftltol- T·-~ Trtcbr S.hs ·- A dimeJ' tn observance of the the heOrt 'l1lo Pl1114i 50th blrthdO)' IMiveraacy ol tho -ted b¥ Mro. Alloort Amerlean Lqlcon hu beeo plaO>- WU WOII by her dalchtr, ~. ned an March 16 by the lAclles Tbe mlcJ..wl-.r - - o1 Auxiliaey or Feeney - Bemett tbt Amerlean IAilon AulllarJ, Poat 1%8, Amerlean Legion. Department <t Ohio, WOI The dl mer wiU be served at cuued and Mra. RouM will • the hall at 5 p.m. by the auzill· tend the (<) be held at tho ary with the junior membera· to Nell Houoe Motor Hotel In Coo assist in aetttng and deeoratJ.ng han..,& Sa~. tablea.. Refreslunents were served Itt Plana tor the observance were t~ conclusion o( the meetl ... ln8de during a meettrw or the POMEROY TROOP 61 - A IW'))rlae blrthtla¥ party for Usa Thmnaa n t held at Wednelday aflerooon"• meetlrw of Tnlq) 61 at the home of MrL Don 'Ibomas, leader. Silver Anniversary Observed Hemesy; Mrs. C. A. Emmish, Mrs. C. 0. Fisher and Mra. B. B. Zeigler as co-hostesses. GROUP I, Women's AIHOcla.don, Middleport Firat United Presbyterian Church, 7:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. John Redovian; Mrs. Richard Vaughan, SYRACUSE - A six o'clock devotions, and Mrs. Edward potluck dimer preceded a reCrooks, Bible study. cent regular meeting of t h e POMEROY GARDEN Club, 1 Guiding star CooncU 124, Daughp.m. Monday, home of Mrs, J.O. ters oi America L.od8e, oonclJ.ct. Roedel, Mrs. Harvey Van Vrank· ed In rltualtltlc form with Coonen assistant hostess. cllor EUeen Clark In the chair. RIVERVIEW PTA Mooday, 7 :· Mra. Leola Enoch wu lniWled 30 p.m. at school; drama a n d as Associate Junior Put Counspeech majors, Ohio University, cilor by Past Councilor Esther to present play, "Boys at Large.'" Harder!. Sister Elizabeth Duckworth was reported much Improved In .a.l;aelpltll !n·Akrclll; Bet,.I!DuckEntered · ' · .... -u, was, r-""<1 a pdool in UniursUy Hospital in Columbul, and Jesate Stowe, slightly improved at home. Mrs. Glen Henaler wa1 a KUest Committee• were IWI1ed a1 when Mn. Robert Schmoll en- foUows: Kltcben, Margaret Eichtertained the Middleport Canas- Inger, chairlady, Edith Hood, and la Club TUeaday ntght. Myla Hud1011; Wau-s and Mean1, Prize w:lmera were Mrs. Earl 1..4da Enoch, chalrlady, Jean Daverwort, Mrs. Kenneth cale, Hall, Thelma Gnleser and. JanMrs. Richard Gress. and Mrs. ice Law100; flag bearers, Thel· Cbarles Bradbury. Mra. Schmoll ma GnaeMr, and Myla Hudson; aerved a dessert course to those deltnquent, Either Harden and named snd Mrs. Millard Wllder- Margaret C«trtll;planlats, Flornm.th and Mrs. Edna Russell. ence Potta and Margaret Cottrtll, and pJbllcity, Ada Slack, and Mrs. Cottrill. Attending were those named SYRACUSE Tho PrillUII')' above except Mrs. Potil, dep. Class of ll1e Firat United Proauty, who was W, and Sadie byterlan Church School was en~ Tbuener and PauUne Morari'Q'. tortalned wllh a V aiOhllno par1J Allor ll1e meeting s volentu. in the church annex. box with comlc valendnea was Rofreshmenta of heart COCJk. OIIJo.yed. Tri-Co Oub 9 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CIJ~<;E AT NOON ON t:AS'f COUIIT Sf., 1'0141tOY ene Dumas. 'lbe program begu at 2 p.m. .... lallad until 7:30 p.m., witll will emcee. Admission. 75c. President of OPJOIITIIST ·>, Twelve members ~ UMYF o1. the Wesleyan United Methodist Churck at Racine attended lhe Mid-Winter lnltltute at Trlntey United M . - l t Church in Portsmouth on Feb. 11. Aclllta present were Y r s. Ermma McClurg, and Mrl. Lor- ' f- w-.-· r.-.. pre- Racine UMYF Youth Attend \linter Event mGH SCHOOL DANCE par1J Frldo>, 8 to II p. m. at Wahama Holsinger is N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. haYe-. Coppock, holt pastor, iDvltea the public. At Hospital Uooallty, classes and race3 ot rest so needfUl for a haw¥ llfe•.., Thia It what the IOUl at man people. In the opening veraes or Mat. lonp for. - . . , else In the thew, Cha,llU!r U, we read <t - l d will Ntlofy tile dellre for John the Iloptilt belnl! shJt up real happiness. Man 11 10 creatIn prl100, sending two <t hia ed he mull -llhlp God. disdples 10 lnq.dre if Jesu1 was his creator, to be salllfted. Chrbt is the auwer to our lidi the Chrltlt. In reply Jea~a sent John word. aocletj<. JeiUI calli to U11 throu&h BJb)e '"The bliud receive their aight, and the lame walk, the Iepera readfne, t:hroulh churcb atterdanoe, throu&ta rldlo IIlii tele¥iare cleanaed, and tbe deaf hear ' lhe dead are raloed up, and the sJon program• or even tlu'oulh poor have the .,apel preached lhe rellgloua wrttlnp found In our magulnes and DeWSa-PeJ'., to them." Not w.ly can ~J~Ursical rest and II you have not experienced the help be given, bul In comlne !<> Joy or reapondlno 10 Utla oa11, Chrllt they would find "'rest un~ why not oome Ill Him now by asking Chrlat W give you IOUI to your souls." Verae 29, MallY todeJ who spend sleep- rest by rorglvlng you, a per1011 lees nigttts are in need ol this who has been living under the .. IOUI relt" Jesus waa speak- load ol sin andgutlt?"OnlyTrult Ing about. Tho persoo living In Him, onl,y trust Him, only tn11t sln Ia driven about by the fore. IUm now," AYI the 10111 writer, es of Satan until he becomes J. H. Sloekton. Ma,y God meet depressed and so possesled with your need todeJ, Charles E. Dozer sin that he gives up In despair. Danville Wesleyan Jesus Is sa.Y1ns:, ''Come unto ChUrch Me .... I will giYO 1VU the ....t tloa <t Gorden Clubt. Du.rl:nt the mnHns ~ br Mn. ChrlJ: Diehl, 'Yiee pna- . It wu reported by Mrs. VIctor NeiiCll t l l e t - < t j;urchaaed .... deHvered lo ll1e Melp Counll' lnftrmU7 and the Children'• ValentiDe'e DaJ. l'lanl were made for ·~iii~u.. tlon to be held at the March - . . , at 1fle home <t Mro. Rua..n Little. cuita will be at 7:30 •ch even!rw with Rev. G. C. J-on, Colwnbus, lljiOaldDg. Rev. Jolm / ~. TturtdQ" plant.- through March 2, Film Shuwn fJesus Offers Relaxation - ..,..,hlp of Southern lt<JP)g!ore class. Music by "Next Ill LlDe, .. 8 10 mldnlgltt. Pulse of Life .... Jean Morpa. Awl•- hlllhlna pro)od or tile Ohio AuoelaJollllly Variety Shuw OnMarch29 Is Anrwunced and son, Apple Grove; Mrs. Charles Mlck, Pt. PleasPhilip, of llartford; Mr..... Mrs. ant; Tara Lanier, Pt. Pleasant.; Brooks Edward, cf Mason; Paul ln 1942, the Battle ~the Java Jesn Lea, Leon; Mrs. ThomPierce, ol Mlnersvllle; Mr. and u .Jones, Cheshire; Mrs. ~­ Sea began. .. the J_..nese sink· Mrs. Junior Holsineer, sons Brad h- 13 America.n warships while art Burdette, Pl. Pleasant. .... Poul, Donald Mallual, Mack losing only two. Manual, Racine; Ainu W b I t e, Richard Duckworth, Mr. and. Mrs. Douglas Hemsley, loeal. Get-well car<lo were to Ray Mulford Putney mcsU!II Mcwlty nllbt at t b • home <t Mra. 110¥- made • - 1 0 tho- tor tile Legion ~Birthday Dinner Planned aen& to two member•. M r 1. her dauaft~n. Mrs. Homer ParkCbarJe1 Alnoli Ud Mra. G u "I • and Mra. Bruce Mq. Other• l...arldnl, who are ill. It the moeUng were II(~~· . . The creed and eolled: were (.111pman, Mrl. c. E. Mr1. Robert CanadQ', Mf .. Harroad in unl- t<> _ . the meet. "1 Erlewlne, Mrs. ...........,. lnl! and Mro. S.O..dell preNOted devotlCJRI. !lie road scripture .Mllttc.n, Mrs. O.ht• ~blt17, and from Sol-, • medltaiiOII. Mra. Vernon "'Tite Beat Baql84 '' Inti closed with pruer. Roll ean 11'111 an.... ed ~ ll1e 12 .,.,_.. wltll the name <t a DMr beginning BRIDAL with tho nntl-ofthelrname. BOOK$ ••Home and Groubd BeautlflcaMAPKII4S tloll" was the taple of a paper SUPPLIES ~ Mro. Poul W I n n. DECORATIOHS Mra. Oliva Cotterill pve Up• IHVIT ATIOHS em prdenlng acUvit1e1 f o r March. A dlopl"" or oeec1 catalop waa featured by Mta. Diehl. The patriotic theme was curled CIUI In rotrellltmenta served bulret style by Mrs. Sllowdell .... NEW MOD~RN KITCHEN -Free Estimates On. AU .RemodelingIre lnslaJl Kilchm Catpeting, Inlaid Linckum and JPall-To.JraU ~· ·. - YIE-OFFER TH~ FINEST ISJRICE Alii' EASY TERMS CAN II AIUN80 ' r· .• ING.ElS FU:RNIT :PIL 9.92-2635-·. , ,. <.,. ·-~'' ., ').. ��... .... .... .,._- . • Tournament Scores At C'olu.mOO.s Columbua Marion Franklin 53 ColumbuJiii Wtlctstoneo .S:! 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Troy 59 Piqua 59 Clark Northwestern 56 FaIrview 68 Sidney 66 Clayton Northmont 55 St. Paris Graham 47 At Oxford Preble Shawnee 52 !Iarrison 50 At Lucasville Wa"Verly 13 Scioto Northwest 51 At CindnMU Cincii'WIIti WithrOW" 60 Wyoming 57 Cincinnati Walnut Hills 64 Deer l'ark 611 ltoodl~ 41 Lebonoo 54 l!ose Twp. 45 At flarlville Lake ltootaW...n 48 Wtrd\am 47 Kert SUite Gl East c..:ancon 56 Al (;u,y&hoga hlls stow 52 Akron r:not 50 'l'allmodge 51 Held 41 t..1asli A. Tourramente IU t'al._-t Kirtlancl 70 <.1eveland Borromeo 41 Ashtabula st. John 52 l''airpor-t. Some grizzly bears measure eight feet rrom nose lo stumpy tail . 48 IU Ironton Symme' Valley 66 Fairland 65 (ot) New York ~;lute. with little more than 1 JK!r <..-c nl of the nation's are11 , houses 9 per cent of the country's people. ' The llolly Sellllnel, Cool Flyboy Pro Is Mr. McDivitt A wild golden eagle seldom .attucks Uve~hw·k _ James A. McDh1tt Apollo 9 C<:mmander By United Press lnternatlonal space holds no romantic or aentlmental attractions [Gr as-tronaut James A. McDhitt. No magnets draw him toward the LISTEN TO 20th CENTURY REPORMATION HOUR -- 9:30AM Mon. thru Fri. w. va. 1360 :~".WMOV lewen~wtetl, ataro. McDivitt, Instead, goes into space because of the pUoting challenge spaceDight offers. Hr is a cool, professional test pilot first; an explorer and space traveler secoOO. For this reaaon the 39-yearold Air Force colonel feels a great sense ot satisfaction about the Oight of Apollo 9, which he commands. It is the first fiight ot tile entire Apollo moontllght machine, the most complex apace mission Americans haYe eYer attempted, and McDlvitt views it as the opening of a new rrontter inspacepilotlng. Space Firsts Space firsts- such as Apollo 9 Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing Fold and Place Near Your TeleviMion Sel for Convcnit~nl Reference 6:".. 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HWbiUIM SUNDAY t - U!, .. nt Aplllrand 1M Eeataq" - Charita! """"' Urt5 - I, "APeehl" - B.lrt Laacutar, JMII ~~ ....... ,....., t - a, "F.... No EYLt.. _ LI:Nia Medical Center. She has been named Martha Jolene. A baby daughter was borD to Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Simpaon on Feb. 15 at Holzer Medical Center• Mrs. Loe Tisdale arkl Charles Moody of Buckeye Lake spent a day with Mrs. Hazel C.rnahan. Mrs, Mae Crawford ot New Brighton spent a weekend with Mrs. Ethel Wheeler and Mrs. Ada Bays and called on other trtends. Mr. aOO Mrs. David Nease of Colwnbus spent a weekeOO with his mother, Mrs. Don Nease. Roger Birch or Bellevue was a weekend guest of his parents, Mr . aOO Mrs. Elza Birch. Dale Roush spent several days here from his elllJIIoyment in AkMrs, Elmer Frecker aBJ sOil, Roger, of PineGrovewererecent dinner guests ol Mrs. Ethel Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Perdlet<*l of Radcliff were dlrmer guests arecent Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. WUllom Ma,ynard. Mr. and Mrs. Beecher Pendleton of RadcliU spent a weekei"IJ with Mr. am Mrs. Richard Maynard aOO Wayne. Misses Kathleen and: Brenda Lewis of Gn'lat Bend spent a tew days with theil· aunt, Mrs• ..1!.9'1 Nease. .~ . ,A , ,~ ..,,;·. .,- ~ Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bndtord called 011 Mrs. Huel camahan recently. Kenneth ClelaOO of llilnois spent the weekend with his parents, Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Cleland. Mr. Ben Spencer is slightly improved after sW'gery at Holzer Medical Center. U:ICI - S. "f1we MUar. UJ Mld-- alllll'• - SCipN.a Loren TUESDAY 1 - I, "Wlnebnter 1S" - .kiln !la-.Dall~ IIlii) - I, ••f"oi1JIIIMCTI" - Jot! VeCNa, FGft'elt Tllek- ...... ...,_ WEDNIISDAY JJ, ·'Yuu'n A Bla Bo:r Nilw" - ~ Hartlnal 11130 - .... n. F\cl.d~ Kltd" t -·-............--· .,..._ -· -·.... -·- - Uwb ·-· -*''on Barndo, Joame World Turna • - 111URSDAY .. ··~· o.rlM" - Dlllbl.e ~ ror. Cur· •• ··" of St. Paul's United Methodist Church met Feb, 13 at the home ot Mrs. Dam Hottman with six members and one guest, Mrs. Ru-shia Shumway, present. 1be program, "The Now Prophets As An Agent For Change," was present. ed by Mrs. Gerald Vtciet &s leader, assisted by Mrs. Neisel Weatherman, Mrs. Maxloo Chapman and Mrs. Guy ~encer. One new member was added to the group, Mrs. Carl Barnhill. The president, Mrs. Wilmer Rice, and the treasurer, Mrs. Dana Hoffman, were welcomed back after illness ot several months. The next meeUng be March 13, with Mrs. Weatherman as program leader, The ltostess served cherry pie and ice cream to her guesta. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet were In Gallipolis recently where Mrs. Violet had a medical checkliD at dle Holzer Medical Center. Mr. and Mrs. Oacar Babcock and Mrs. Leota MasSIIr were recent Sunday dinner guests ot Mr, alii Mrs, David Ri&ls alii daugh- wm ter. ~ Don Landon returned home from St. Joseph Hospital where he spent aEA~eral ·d&ya as a medical patient. Reeent guesta or Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violet were Chalmer Davia and Billy Templeman otMorehead, Ky., Virgil Roush and son. Mr. and Mrs. Donie Roush or West Staade. Gordon CheYIIIier returned to his home after spending a few daya ln Camden Clark Hospital for observatlorL Mr, aoo Mrs, carl Watson aoo daul!htero alii Mlchool Stockert of Dayt.oft epent a wet:~keiYl here with Mrr.;. Ettie Watson alii they all attead the weddi111 of Miss LlrU Wills and Mr. Wesley GOkey at Pomeroy Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock were recerK Sunday guest.sorMr. and Mrs. Starling Massar and lamlly and helped their son, Point Rock FllmAY J:l, "Tllrea Co1.111tn tt11 Fo.ntain" - cmtoo Webb J-Patllu ' t - a, "'nleKentuckllll"- Bwt ~1r, Dian. Fo.W 11:30 - 8, "Tnuun olSiarra Mldre" - H~l"ll" Boo Social Notes lly NELLIE VALE Laurel Granp met tor its ree~ ular February meeti~ with j:he master, Everett Holcomb and wlle. The h011ts aer"Veda30pound rt:a!ft turkey wtth au the trimmings to the sixteen membera preaeDt. A Uterary prOII'IJD wtl p.rt, Walltr Hqtm SATtiRDAY t - 3, Birda"lor, !iullt'lll PW!t.a. 11115 - u, "n. Black 1'«- ··n. ftad,._,.. ment" and "ll«rar a.z._ bar ol Dr. f'IIUitu." 11:10 - B, "Hor11 Sold.lua" - Jclln Way~ WDJ.lea Htj. ... elliOJed. Reodl~ COIIII!oted of Uncdn and Waahlrwton seleetlana alii a reriew of the FFA projocto na slven b,y Mr. Hal- ll:SG - 3, "S.. Ho. 1'11., 1Wft," Jt:M Fott)'IM, s.. lkqer -.. Gdllpe'al.a.. BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES The Ruth Circle or the Wom. en's Society ot Christian Service roo. ll:3G - 8, "TTOCf'IT ilo:dl." Joal l!cCrea. Ililrtvli SID. 7:30 - Tuppers Plains Soeiety News daughter, born Feb. 9 at Holzer _ emnb. Present were Mr, a b d Mra.. O...en KeMed)', Mr. an(] Mro. Robort H~,JIIdy,Gar)' Fl~, Mr. and Mro. G. A. Rodekln 111111 Tlno, Mr. Albert Bolen .,.. KeM¥, ...:1 the ho1t alii IINYGrlm• flmlly. Mr. 111111 Mro. John Vole of co. hunbul were weekend gue1ts ot The set with tlie "V,.orks in a drawer'' Here'o ~· cdlor' ..With tbe worl<a .~u can see. Ttle works cons' of 10 i~bel~ Plug-in mini-circuiU that proyi oolid-otata de,.ndolilfi!y, and fnti aco·nomlcol fl·home service. Quasar., . the Hi thl.tllayo ai ~~ 'WOrki"l!, . -. . .. ,.... \, t hlo molher, NeWt Vole. Mro. Forreot Rachial oiMJd. dl<P>rt ••• a $lmaJ ..... of . Mr. and Mro. lllnln wu .... and . ·Mr.. Eme Hoost•r· . Mr. and Mro. G. A. Rodeltln alii Mro. W. 1 S..oU were In ltllllbaa Salunlo1 allenil1nl the eo. -...1 ofMr. -kln'aoiiiMrO. Swett'a au,n& Data)'. . ·· '• Mr. and A{ra.,Robort "~ . and.. lt,Jnl~ of Wl"ln.r .,.•. '!" .Titurada1 e..~ .to ll>tnd the ·, wllh lhil.~ JIIH(t!;o, Mr. Jill ltlrJl., 'A. -kln·U d Mr· :1!11 Mra.l Jolll Hollliltl. On - ·. a., ......,, Fathltr, If I don't know th1 ntue of 1 rlolla.r wftJ would t llwsr• .._ ••ldnt: for Nmt?·• j • • 0 JiiiiiOd ~~~t. ·.u;..••tlteyb.r'Wtl'o ilt.llld Mn; ·o f - . .:...,., ' f - STEAK HOUSE WUlblett Sill" Tr .. - --- - - CROW'S .....,,..,. " !Iiiii! I ,..,_ ,.. Elll• Jolmlon MAC- -· .. Per-'.ur -... -..l!lpllta Car a.Tnck OE" --... 9 -. I .. "~ 2 '" ............ .......... liE ...,...._... 2E. B'l MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS ReY. Charles S. Norris filled ~ the ,PUlpit at the First Baptlst Church Sunday, Feb. 16, and ac, cepted the call to be pastor of .. the church. Rev, Norris was in charge of blptismal service at the Pomeroy Baptist Church on . Sunday afternoon when 21 were baptized. The new pa.stor and his tamUy expect to mo\'e Into the parsonage this week. Mr. and Mrs. William. Maynard announce the birth of their second ............ 9 On. -' .... ~ " ...... 8::".. .W AltDut World · 8~ BIWrb' IIUlbUII .. ........ ~IIIII[ 8 E.. 00 Fl.IIIQ' You Ask .... 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In 1965 he commanded the 66-orbit Olght of Gemini 4, du.rl111: which the late Edward White stepped out oC the belJ.shaped Gemini to become America's first spacewalker. After Gemini 4, McDivitt beeame the only American astronaut to rather a chlld followi• spaceflight. Me1ical interest in little Kathleer.. McDlvitt, now almost three, ran high after her birth. Doctors wondered whetller her Cather's exposure to space radiation would have aey genetic effect on her, They found none, and say she apparently is "nonnal in every way." ~ McDivitt and his wife, Pat, have three otller ctdldrenMichael, 11; Am, 10; and Patrick, 8. worked am Studied McDi"Vitt was born in Chicago SHIRT and gr&duate4 from higfl school in Kalamazoo, Midi. He worked at a water heater repairman allll as a metal tetjting lab technician to pas loc his erwtneertng degree, grl()uating first In his class at the University or Michigan. DuriqJ the Korean war he new 145 comblt mlasions- 45 more than a normal tour- then returned to the United State5 as - aan,tt an Air Foree &est pUaL He wa1 OM ol the ao-alled ''&eCODCI generadon' ' of ct. sen in 1962. ••t.roaauta A deYout R<man McDivitt once tdd , ': ~ u. - •ROOFING -FOil- lEWIS REPAIR SEIYICE . WY 2-:nN 114 Mill If_ Mr•••~n· TOP / , QUALITY . INCINERATORS Eliminate all burnable trosh quickly, Just dump it in-even wet garbage, refuse becomes fine ash. Ga5 or electric . One-year guarantee . ea~oily . Model S7 -57 A6004 (gas) •••• S109.7 Model S7-57A6020 (electric) .. $119.50 FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In A19 - Out AI 5 Ro~lnson's Ohio Y1lley PI••W111-11Htl11 EDWARD BAER 232 E. 2ND " \ewis lepelr Servlclt •HEAnNG •PLUMBING Catholk, a world coogres1 o! Catholic laymen la Rome: "!.Q taith was strong OOlore I went. irto the cOSJDOI, and so lt remained. What you reel When . )'OU go up there, however, is the smallness or bolnp ••• 992-2036 Clnners 216 E. 2nd, Pom•,.l' 90 Mill St. Mldcll• CM"t PASS 1 110N. POMEROY . �-- -- .I • • • - - --.. ~ ....... . . .. ....... . J ,1 .........._..... ... ..... . _ _ _ ....,, . . . . . . - 1 .. ~ ....... .. A LllfLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want }.ds Brings Top Grade Results •ANT AD INFORMATION OEADI.JNU S P·"' · Dor &of•• P... licor;......... ., O.adl\,.. 9 • -• · CoMallat+anl a. c .....cti .... Will ba ecnptod v"'il 9 • ·"' · t., QUALIJY Day of Pv'llo;.. ion REGULATIONS Tt. P_.lltlwf raaorvat the ritlot radio. Populor Model , special price. 1963 CHEVROLET ................................................ $695 lm_pala 4 dr. Local 1 owner cor, VB engine, powerglide, radio and heater , good tiret, blue finiah . 5 nl'ft '"'' W01d o,.. intortioll MirH•u• CIMKt• 7Sc 12 conl'l par •~;> r d '"'•• c o,.ocy• ti•o intOftlona 1964 CHEVROLET MALIBU .................................. $995 4 Door. Local 1 owner cor, 6 cyl. engine, powerglide trans . T ~o~rquoise over white finish . Spotleu dean in· terior . R&H . 11!1 conh per W..,d 1111 c gntoco,lfi .. o lnoor1ionl 25 ,.., coni Diacount on po id ada and odt paid witloon lD dov• CARO OF THANK~ & OBITUARY Sl .SO lot SO woHl mini..,um . Eo aclclltio~l word ~C - Pomeroy Motor Co. BLIND .\OS OPEN EVES. a,oo P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Additlant~l l5c C._o•t• ,.., Adnr • OFfi CE HOURS 5 :00 p .lll . Oall,. 8tl0 o .m. to 12 :00 Noon $otl,lfdGy For Sale In Memory I WILL not be responsible fur l'IU!lAT RUGS rl&ld, tboJ'II be any debts contracted by anya dellgbt II wllll Blue ..,. other !ban myself. Lustre. ekcblo ....... Guy Bing, $1. F'laullwti. and children, Deloria, Debra, lillie Rl. I, Middleport IN LOVING memory of Earl Pow~ ell who passed away two years ago, Feb. 28, Missed by wife Doma and Gene. 2-28- ltc IN MEMORY of our beloved Mother, grandmother and great grandmother, Mrs. Hattie BurriS, who pasS«<aw~ two years ' ago, Feb. 28, 1967. Gone but not forgotten. Sadly missed by the famUy. 2-2S-ltc C•d of Thanks WE WISH to mcpresa our sincere thanks and gratitude to aU our trlends a.nd neighbors for tbelr sympathy shown ua dw"lng the Ulness and death of our dear husband and rather, Wal- lie M. Cottrill. ~clal tlulnko to Dr. Heatm, Dr. Telle, and nurses at Vvterana Memorial Hoapital, tile Rev. Dozer and hit conaolln:g word&, McCoy Funeral Home; also, to the pallbearers and al1 the people for the cards, fioral oft'erlnp, and rood, and to everyone who In 81\1' - . The Cottr!U Family. 2-28-ltp helped Notice HEREFORD SALE. 33 bulla and :18 ·- . . . Soutbeastern Olllo Herefqrd Asm. Spring Sale. All clean peclillm!l, bolb borned and pollocl. Satunlay' Mardi 15, Jilt. !iMw 10 O.JJL, sale I p.m., Rott SpriDgs Fair G....., IU. 33. U>roe miles ncrth of Pomeroy, Ohio. For calalop, write to Uoyd N. Blactwood, Sale MRt.. Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Olllo - · Ml-3lc DANCE HOTEL MARTIN RUBY PETERS ON PIANO Jr. White an IIass AI. Windon an Dru1. Nilfltly TJru Saturd}Y Marclo Til 2 J.M ,_,,'jjj , WilL DO . _ , . Ill home lfppers, pockell, pewng. bemmlng, alteratlont, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Maoon, Pbone 7'1U651. 1-JO.tfc VACANCY tor two elderly ,... pie, Prefer private paid pe- · Pbone u-, TIUI& IU* KUSIC every Friday and 11111•mlay, Jact'a Club on Jlarrl.. 11011ville RA>ad. olf Rt. 7. ~-- ANNUAL MEETING MEIGS CO. FISH AND GAME ASSOC. Will Meet Wed. Mor. 5 7:30 at S.eond Ward Fire House, Po•.roy . Efectlon of OHicers Refreah111~tnh wi II b• .. rnd Every On• Welcome ROY ARMES, PR U . 101 LOUKS, SEC:. A11 ENI'!ON lfelp Jam ownon, oil and 111 leueo wanted In lfelp County, Write P. 0. Bol 151. "'""'roy· Ohio. 2--p llUN SIIOOI' SUnday at Rutlml AmortciiiiArdoa Farm. From ,_ tllJ 4 p.m. J ,_...., !. ,__p CARPETS and life too C1D be PUIILIC SALE Friday, hb. 21, ~~~,..--r­ tre. ReD! elecb1e . . _ Georp's Auction - · Rut$1. 'l'lny'l BarpbdiDd. land. New and uaed merrlJCollBipanenls ...J. come. Open from 10 a.m. till sale lime fur oonsignrnents. R.EPa!SES8DJ Kilby y.,...., cleaner in exeelleat ..,-.. Sale alaril1 at 7 p.m. 2--p Hu aH cl08111n8 -~"'""'II lnel1111ing lluffer and llemotl>HelpW•nted 1or ..... • · Pay off I ol 11.10 ROOTE IIIAN, JIOOd salary and commluion, ABC Cleanen, IIIOI!tiJJy. Pbone M....,, W. Va. 2-21-tfc .... sens .pa,...,... -· ... Guann-. SOMEONE to Hve In ml help with """""""'· l'llone Coolrille, 116'1-3319. Z.:lll-3tc ~fleMing DIRECT DRIVE CHAIN SAWS eller JUIL -lolayl. .,_ . . . lidlnlpolt, Olllo. :14-111< Mony Modolo Aa low ••... O'llllla. ., caow REALTY 00. PClldiiiOY ua.tJIIVB 1A1r PIIICIII RIGift' - 1\k atory frame, 17 - · • ]led. SJ40• 50 POMEROY Rul Estate For S.le SHOW Tl RE SALE Mfr. .... ....... 992-2181 ·-r.·~·...,. ,_.., II ,. .,-1 .... 175• .. Whl" Sl....... Op.. TII 6 Doily ONLY SIU5 ,_.,, s batba, llllnlw1>1>1l floon:, room for 4 can, buement with utlllly RIOIII, 1101 expeollive to beat, bu ... tr1e elevalor. A NICE 110MB. MllliiLIPORT - lUIS'I'AtJII. ANt FOB SALE - In ...~ for ,an. nice equlpmeot, • good Jocalloa. Owner bu other ln-. ...., ......, ............. , ••• l-It,..... '·· Lh.aW -....... _.. .,. ,.te• It .., ..... ttre ,_ ••• '·ll:..t: ... ,.... ...... ...... MCOii'S liZ- Offkm Bel. . . . RODNBY DOWNING ~ -·--- HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. &OBSIEIIER, 81 1 RAaNE RURAL - One story, 5 rooms, batb, furnace, larp porebes, prage, drllled ftll, nice lot on hard road. f1 ,000. MIDDLEPORT - 3 apartmenta. baths, funrace, garage, enclooed pordl. Near store~ . Above floods. f~J,IIOO.OO. B.:lle~ _ From tliO i.arpll Truoll .,. Bullli>aer - . . . r To Tho &nallest H - Core. · lfol.crr Vehicle ~ Ta had ......... . Gqollllll T.. J'und Ftn Dtmtct J'lmd '1'0TAL8 ....... Oeaeral FUad . •• Motor Vehidl LiceMe Tu. Fund GuoUM Tu: had . . nrt! Dt.traet 1"'111111 TOTALS .. Tu had ....... . ... . -- Gnolllll! Tu: Fund rift Dl.trtd l'ubd 'rorALS General hD4 !\olatnr VehleJ.t I J Tn Fund GuoUne Tu l'u.11.d 131.001.18 f"lr"' Dlltrlct F\md MB .N TOTAUI . . . • . . . . UC,MO.M BalanM l)ec: . :II, 11f18 General Fund . . . . . • • I ·111.M Motor \lehlele Lleelllfl l,lalt(l TU .... Guollne Tu P"Und I.Ma."l3 J'tf'll Dllltriet had .. I l.oiiUt TOTALS ...... ..... ..... ...... ..,.,..,....,... ....,.,.,. .....,. ,..,...,., .,........ .... ...... ..... _... ,__ ............ ..... ··..--•. ......... ,. m """ ·~-· · car-e er paymenll 14.10 a - · ,__ Pomeroy Home and Auto, Phone ...... 2-IJ.3tc SMALL DOZER, 6 loot blade, Hyd. tilt and ....... phone 9922208. STOKBII OOAL, Rutland Cool Vanta, Pearl Jacobo. 2-21-Jic L . .M. NOTIC. - UWAaD- tiDO.OO naw•rd. lor &h• arrwt alld. coaYlcUon ot Ute ..noD or penou Wbo broU .nil GnWnd laW m' .CON Oil FGbni•I'J 13UI, tOM. Coll.tad Cedi UoUn. loUn"• lion, Laa_..tU., Olllo. ~No. I'J) • • tl) J. 3 7tNJG. 3te l~ some time with his. mother, Mra. Jean stout at Syracuse and called to see his ~nta, Mr. ant Mra. Robert stout, local. Mrs. Elba McKnisht ard George of Columbus were psts of Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gut~ ard Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. MoKnll!h~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ross and famUy of Circleville apent a weekend with her parents, Mr• and Mrs. William Cb...Ue and other relatives here. Evan David Wtaeman or Rutland visited his grelt p,q,oreri:s, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. Mrs. lda Teet& oflrontonspent. Friday night and Saturdly with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~ ert Stout. Mr. IDd Mrs. Ralph Frazier of Gallipolis were guestaofherpar.. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fern GilIogb and their oon, Cecil GIIIC>o a:ly, and children, Athens, called on hi a parents Sunday aftei'DOOO. Tho yOUih group of !he carpenter Baptist Church met with their leader, Mrs. Rex Cheadle on:SU. day evening. Don Che8dle waB leader Cor the evening. others present were Helen, Mary a n d Robert Peck, carolyn Hoyd, Nucy Smith, Kathie 1111 Rex Cheldle. Mr. alii Mrs. Preston Hamon and children, Athena, visited his brother-ln--law arrJ sister, Mr. and Mrs. R8x Cheacileand llomlly, Mr. ond Mrs. Eorl Starkey were in Nelsonville at the home of their &~in--law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jonea, to aee their grandson IDd wife, Mr. ond Mr,. Donnie Joneo, ml new great-srandson, Brian VIncent, or Arlington. VL, who were vititlrw there• Mrs. Cloy Jordon woo hos!eoo to the Buoy Bee Soclet.Y of tbo C8rpe1Ur Blptlst Churcl> for their February seulon. Mra. Emma Whittington led <levollooo, Others present were Vivian Guton, Bonnie Cheadle, Kezilll Dye, 1-~l\ 1Ul\ll ... Completely Sell-contained 12' to 21' Now QJI Display Have 4:30 P.M. KOTICI W He.·- APf!Ot..,....T ea. hut R. ... ,..,, Dec•sn• ....... el HoUce .. bmil'bJ' ,.._ tllla& AIIU H . We1qr of Baa-, Dido , Jiu ..... . . , eppolllt.d A4mbtllllntrb "' . . S.I.IIG a1 P1"l ll. Holler ._,....d, leW! of Jlelp Couat.J, Oblo. CI'Gditon ue nquln4 10 fiM \beir eii:IIDI WUil Aid Mwdu7 ..... ~ou ,;een 51im? t<eeping Meigs Gallic and Mason Area Informed As Well As Entertained AQ SOOt! ~Q Tl£'( ARE EfiMESHEO IN 1HE NET '" LAtiD 4110 ~ THEM!! •oau.. .uur ..... Datad tldl lB&b. Gu" ol hlmWJ' Tri-Countr 1o•11e The trumpetl!r swan iJ tbo largest native waterfowl of North America. The North American trumpeter swan averages oome 65 Inches In length and has a wingspread Of from six to eight feet. Freda Smith, Helen Jetter& and ldl Cboodle. 'I'bo8e from this area who were in COlumbus on SlturdQ' for the weclc.tina: ol Mary Ellen JeweD, YouDaest daul!hter of Mr. 1 n 4 Mn. Cecil Jewell, were Mr. IOd. Mrs. Eorl Starkey (acc:ompoDo loci by their daugl11er, Wonda JOMa, Nelaonville), Mr. andMra. Raymond Noii!OD ord sara, and Mro. T. L, Brookhart m1 Barbaro. Columbia Grange No. 2435 hold 1 business meeting at the home of~. a~ ~s. OwUneJ~n on Friday evening. 1be Home Ecoaomlca chairman gave .PU'tle\tlan of dte drell contest and aecurtrw 1 place to meet was c:Ua- e"'oed, Mr. and Mrs. T. J, B&>urloo:k, ronner rtsldenta of this eommunlQ' now Uri~ in Albany, hive.-. cel...t wont of tho birth of tbolr ftnt Thoma• Michael, born to Mr. lncl Mrs. ThGmll J, aramaon. Spurlock, Jr., Miami, F1a., oo Feb. 14. The little one hal a slater, Mlehele. What's Cookln1 SMACKIN' GOOD FOOD . • . And Lots Of It! Just ""rollOif your noae" to our restaurant rGr the tastleot lunchol and 41,.. nen in town. A treat you will wont to r..,.atl Wb,y not bri'W the famiiJ' here .JJ&~M;-""'=!:!-' DAILY CROSSWORD ··-......-·· ...~ IS. AilatpOIII ....,..,. AI. Gambler"• DOW!f I. Nob-.. 10.~ 11. Clielt 12. 014 women U.WWII ,U.ICJDdot .. c::..... ..... u ......., I. Word with meatlolled. ortokt J.Tle .t. Before u-.nblel- filar Jumbla, leiter to ..... to IO.Ketue U.OitDocl form lour ohllnaey worda. u.~les J (!_ I I I or ~ I J'ENOL :M.Orrltu- lty 28.CI"yptor .... O&vem li'T.Beaa mon 28. 0omu Ia lt. Oolter .........., •• a.-- ae. run of TIME ••es 11 ~•~,.,., ..-.1 '--'•~ I .......tved potnto, lrltonnal Cooc!Udo Sunday'l - 1" 1 \ ' I I .... NEW TREAD TIRES . ~r Si•• P••••n,., 'Piu• 2far 19.95 tu i rMOP,..bte tire fro•• HOfGid Jr., Dooler 3 ROOMS New Furniture ,LSUJ:.O"o l:.';ll:,=- BEI'ER PoMMoy 992-9974 Dolly 5:30 t..M. "'7'00 P.M.- Su. .y 7,00 ... 7,00 ' $99.5 •c,~::m, PRICES FROM •._, l••tern A.-•• I-Ii 1 Nubbin~ David Stout, who iil'alfuriouob from duUes ln Okinawa, is spem- COMMANCHE TRAVEL TRAILERS --OOLOR OONSOLE TV. take ov- ',I_, AID The WSCS of the Temple United Methodist Church met at the church on Wednesda¥ e"ening. Mrs. Robert Mattox was hosteso for the meeting and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree game devotions and the program. Tile theme used was "Suffer the Little Children" and articles trom the Together J&g• azlne, telling about unloved chil· dren and hc:rw the Soclet,y meets their needs, were read ant discussed. Clrds were signed tor several friends who were UJ. Mr. and Mra. James WUUs and family of Macoo, GL, visited her parent.a, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stout. They had been called to the area by the illness of his IMhet In CJiirleetoi(W. Va. 8fG USLY TWINS?' 12 NOON 3 P.M. IO,'Na..ta I.JIM.lM MOb .....,. '!HE 7:50 A.M. 11,871.10 10.-.11 TEE He£ ...WHAT A WH~ l!l.!l'lloiHf I Qf>..V OF 1:\T!;~ITY AAD QIR ~ WIU.. '7TIU- l!li ~! AT Carpenter ........ News, Notes - ..... II a ...._,,., Relit • wall cleaner, 11. Baker P'umlture. l'omero)' 811.-.G --- 9.V'J' - PH. 99:1-2143 JletoelpU 6 Babonee. Qefteral had. ' . . . ..,. Wotor Vehicle UeeenM ......,. WHip BLAEnNAIS I t.ai.J1 1.014.38 11MI.CIO 3. 118.71 Tot.ll WHer.t 1H~ l!a:K IS lHOS ya~ />WA~ , lllfill IT WiW.. 8!i ONe NEWS presellt LOCAL REPORtS DAILY JIUI. l , - can ..... BLAETTNAI'S INFORMAnON :iUIUI'ARY ltOD::CIP'l'S o.-nt ..... ......... . Botato · - Camplete fmnt·End and Brake S..ice WMPO • 1 . .1 ... IICHII)IJLII D -e. ch!mlcal. B'1 faa!, easy and Ml6 E. Molo Po-roy, 0. ' •.-.a I IAI'UI s.m........uono. NJPE -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 1A8'1'.0 SJ'I"I'ER for small ehlld five IIIDlD RAY, IOe 1 bale, phone days a weS, your home or ~ POMEROY - SU room - · mine. Please write Box IIIIK, bath. furnace, s bedroomo, saIICH11DUL& m • ., 'nle Daily Sentinel, Pome'""'· Borgain $11,1100.00. CASH BALAHCI. MCI:IPTS . roy, Ohio, stating oame, age, MODPT>!N 7 ROOM house, bath, TOliAOCO BASE FOB JIBNI' AND UPDfDri'tJBDi BY I'UND C:ENDAL FUND phone and au references. gas, JIOOd 1111'81!0. 1>-acre IIELBN • YIRG1L BALANCI:, JANUARY J, IIIII I -418.15 2-2'1-Jtp •••• ground, in June- 8\'lWXMB UC11IP'f!l lion 1J1 and 881. C. V. Bucl<General P'ropertt TuR•al IW.It. (aro.l . . . I 1MI.II iey, l'llone 37U210. 2-:IIJ.8tp Employment Wanted 1'an11ble P#!I"IODII I'Tollerty Tu: fG.--) CrliUJ CARE for ...,rldng 1111> Jllherttaaee Tu: ( a - ) . tn.ll SIX ROOM house wltb bath, Bull-. lonJ Govemrnent lhen. Pbone - · 24«p Dhtt1bU.Uon, IDtalltfb1ee Wrigllt st. f15110. Pbone 74%- l..AMPS eleclrlflod, HmiMIVII S.lea Tu lamp porta, cbiiDJIIys, ........ fl;lllrethl Ueente , . _ W. ~ 811.0 Wanted To Buy wlt'lnl. Leo 811otliiD, 1118 Leo aCid P'lftu (0~) . . . ~uam ··· ··. ·.· · ,!~ ..... -'Nraoe. 2-U..Jitp AN'ftQUBS, ..... . .. . . .. 'l"al'AL BIIGINNJNG BALANCE P'LUI dliDI C11b1Do11, old jlllaao. 113 HONDA, 300 Dream, .-.1UICEIPT8 . . ....... <loeb, mile. Leo Jy ovemauled. $2'15. Pbone CUJmllll CA'ITLE B........ £XnND1T\Jlla KXP&NDm1BD.....stJJ. 111 Le&IOD ren--. Raymond Rowe alter uo p. llonlce- Parter ... TOTAL ADIIINISTBATIVI: . . I I.IOa.N 2:111 Pomeroy or te'l~ CoolS.lf.JJip TUTAL ........,..__ m. :117-22'19. S.!Mie TOWN BALLI, 'fllle call - S.lWDic ' IIWOUAL BUIUJINOS ANU OROVNDB a QI.U 21-INCH RCA TV with a llrivel Wanled TOTAL DPCNDn'tiJID.SEPI'IC llDI<I d . MIDer stand. Phone - 1. 2-:IUI<: FlU P'l.lO'J"II:TION I IHI.IIO AlmQUBS, fumltln, d!ohM, SanilalloD, Stewart, Ohio. \"('I'I'AL DPENDI'nJBDCIIlMIETitiUES .. I _,. .J'f mltceDIIIfii'Kll. Jln. Rcnrud rorAL . . . . . . . , . , . 1981 SCIIUL T trailer 1101 PboDe · s.u..tlo Ceo11, IIIII W. Main 81., UOHTING .. I IIM.IO 110'1'011 VIDIICLI: ...,. 141le em •• acre Jot bact ol HartC. C. BRADFORD IJCBNSE TA:l nJND ford . Ute new . Lived In very BALANCE, AucnoNEI!R little. For inlonnatlon, writ.. .JANUARY I, 1. . RIICO!PT1i c.q,lelo 8enloo Wanted To Buv or Rent Geory,e Fields. IIIII E. IISnl Motor V.tdcle U e TU .......... •• ....... I L01t.lt St., Chicago 01. 1111811. 50 \'0 1111 ACRE FIAIIM with fOTAL RSCDPI'S I •.ou.~~ 2-lll-12tr ... two .....,.. In Meigs TOTAL IJIGINNDIO · llltla crtiiBI ..... BAI.AN(S PLUS County, .......-.... Oall . . asccrn . .. . . . . . . .. . 110,.'MUI I 1 tie 2111. ~ UNCLAl'MED LAYAWAY, 1981 model zfg zag o...tng macllAIR CONDmONINO Jlefrlgerua.oo lne In portable, _ . 111 but, 1...... alloa · Jact'l RefrlgFora.nt Ions, buttonholes. blind bems 11.-.oe orallon, New Raven. bone FURNISHEDandualurnillled .,_.. and laney slllcbea ...,., 41tlc aporlmeii1B. Cl... 10 IChool. wlt~out attachmenta. ComPbollo IIIIUUt, lf.JI.Ifc o.-M plete price ..... ... mab READY - IIIIX conorole tleU.eaoy paymenll ol IUD per ored right to your proJocl. ·~ 'l'IWLER LOTS. Bob'l Mobile month. CaH 11112-28SI• . , _ Ful and euy, Free eotllCourt, 5yr8CUIO, Oblo ... Bille 110.Ma.a malal. Phone JIIIZ.M84, GoeRRL IJ4, Phone IIVWIIIL 1WO BEDROOM Uberty m«> lela Ready - Mb< Oo., Middle. .. • • • 1.1711.10 f.U-tle bUe home, 10 1 115, with air part, Dido. I • Ue condll!onblg. May be seen on .. tn.a.to HARMONY . , - 1 1 S MaiD St. In Rutland or conBUDGET PRICE fdrttllore 111 tact Leroy Denny or Pllone .... 4 ....... ~­ our !bird Door budpl lbop. ..n., lloora, fllmiture, pri- IIIU'IW tor appolnbnart. Bater Fandlure. Middleport. vate parkial. Oot of alllloodl, Dido. D4le J blocb 11om Pomeroy pool olllce, IJUJD 11om 10 LID. SEWIIIG MACHINI!S, repair to 8 p.m. 2-4-Uc NEW IIIII Zig Zag ....rng rnachiDe rn Jonlr cabinet. oontee. on · WY s. 2184. Tho Fabrfo Shop, Pom•. 11 .....71 matte zig 1111 to 111 butF001I ROOU lirulabed .,-1eroy. Aatborlzed 81,... Sales IGIII, mob hultonhoiOI, meut. Pbone m.- S.II-Ue and Service. We Sharpen gram and laney delilll lry SoiiiOI'I. 1-21-Ue tarnfng a aiDalo dial. Loft In TR.AILER, 10 1 50, two bed• J.MI.lO layaway llld .....,. uoed. Pa7 rOIIIIlB. Pbone •:1111. off SIIUO or temut IUS - - CIGAI!I!:'ITE •encllllg '""""'2-2'1-tle andoemee. ABC~ ty. Pbone . . . .. ~-Muon, W. Va. PIIOne 77J.IIMI. ForS.Ie ~ ELECTROLUX vacuum elean~.~ POODLE PVPI'IES, AKC 'raJ or complete with attacbmeats, m~a~.a~ure. up. . . . paint 111"8!', APD conhrbHI- 1WJ10 and TV repair, ..,_ ..0.. llld anlemlu Jno!allNI . """'"" .... groomlnl. ~ er. Loob llld oloano lib - · ..-. 11 I lfe Pay olf balanoe of I pay· Jollll Rarrllon, ... .. lUIIo llllllll al tll.50 monlhly. Pllone POI'ATOES, Pbone I l l - 112-:IIIU. . 1411 . . Pt<llfiU. Ptrllond. 'P'()R lNTI!liiiOR and uterlor lf.!Me LATE liM Volbwagen, Jaclt pailllfJII, call Richard Will IIUMI. Ut-4k Handley, tm Lincoln :MVB 8AVB SAVE! Slve ,.., Hel(lllta, Pomeroy. 2-2'141Jl Inn. ,.., Ume and ,.., Insurance ...... Weboftl...,.......,. JOHN DEI!lRE "H" Tracklr, AUTOMOBILE ln.......,. ben .. to dis ,..... nter llnt oulllvaton, plo,.., hydraulic I!OII1!0IIeM Lmt ,.., oporot.utdL Jlel1l')' Babr • .. 1111, tires. A-1 lhapo. or'l Ucenu? Rapr Babr 1111 SIU. 1-7. . . G. A. Deom, JMt.mD. I II Ue ---- ss.ss ,.•.,., .... ,.... .... . ........ HENRY a.ELAND M1ddloport, - -- ..... Alll••lt IN POMEROY CALL FOB INFORMA'nON ON TilE ABOVB - UPEIT SPECAL Joe• W. C.roey, . WASHIIII'ON TH'liNE Business Services HOME LITE Tb:t:4*'· -- --- • -· « Mil•• Th. . Yea, We JIOIPO, ..,_s .... __..._ no OidDr Convertible, locol 1 owner cor. Super Sport model, bucket noh, good tire~ , 6 cyl., 3 tpeed, floor shift, RATES o .lll'l . to M:NIA'l'IJRB Ieima- 1963 CHEVY II ....................................................... $695 lg edit Of reject any ada doo-d oAt· jtoct ionel . Til. publiolw• will _, ... rotpotftaiblo for - • rhon o,.. lnc:•roct in1orrlon . 8:30 '-"ForS.Ie Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS OF :I seeN HER OILY $'299 sso.oo ..........". c.-leltT•• ' . A ,QJ:Jtu:._., 1 t ; JDa wY · ID • "B'D ., a a~ . . ~.'l' Q' D .o a'l' qDO · xaar)'wa • .Q .alt•·. PliiiU.'l'o.- t !f·i! 1 -~ ,M, ~\"<;. PUNJ~S --· t CAN'T GEl' OliT OF THt& -rii'i'R'C.fl �. .. ;. ..,.<'•''•..,"""'"'"'W.-'.'•:((6'/,iW~~ • «C•0• .,.~.-ri'Nt"No•i'o"• • • ' BUY I F..OUI XL· AUTOMATIC CHill lAW FOR NOW WITH AUTOMATIC OILER AT NO EXTRA OOSTI omclal• seethed with anger o~r the wounding Thursday by a pollceman or a teen-age boy who was paating I.IP anti-NI:mn posters. Another crc.d or ywths attacked the Paris Hilton Hotel. Nixon ftew In from riot-tom Rome, where he coolerred on Western alliance problema with Italian leaders during a 20-hour visit marked by bloocly street rioting- but also by crowds who cheered "Viva Nixon." At formal ceremonies In Orly Airport on his arrival for the climactic meetings or his avenation toW', Nlmn turned on the oratorical charm for De Gaulle. "We both are proud or wr Mr. and Mrs. c. Karrick and Independence and dedicated to a eons, Mark, Paul and Chris ol humane order that makes Stockdale were weekend guests freedom possible," he said. ol Mr. and Mrs. Paul Russell "And so OW' task Is clear- to and Klu'te. disagree when we think It Mrs. Richard Vaughan and necessary but always to cooperehildren spent Friday and Saturate In building a structW'e of day in Charleston, W. Va. with peace with freedom." her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth ParNixon hailed France as a sons. "brave ally" and recalled Weekend guests of Mrs. James Benjamin Franklin's q~inion Faulkner and Mrs. Eva Hartley that "every man has two were Charles Faulkner and Mrs. homes, France and his own." David Fields of Clendenin, W. In this laudatory vein, Nixon Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence opened two days or meetings Faulkner of St. Albans, W. Va. with the man who threw the Mr. and Mrs. Charles BradNorth Atlantic Treaty Organi zabury were in ~rlngtield over tion out of France and has done the weekend to attend the Marthe most in recent months to Ietta-Wittenberg College basketblock the aim of the United ball game. They were guests of States and Britain for an Dr. and Mrs. John Harley. The integrated Europe. Bracllurys' son, Asa, plays on the Marietta team. Gaulle, as "a areat ~011 In search for peace." The city was tense and the 27,006-man poll ce and secW'lty force was alerted for anti-Nixon deJOOnstrations called b.Y the Communist party. Fifty ywths shouting antiAmerican slogans smashed windows at the American EJPress Co. omce seven hwrs before his arrival and student quarters TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY In Memory IN WVING memory of wr Dear Dad, Clarence Clark, who passed away one year ago, Feb. 29, 1968. Shumway Dies AMONG THOSE attendlrw Thurllday'a luncheon during au ali-day outdoor recreation workshop at Rio Grande College · were Qeft to right) WUllun Shaw, Area Extension Apnt, Community Resource Demopment, Ohio State Uniwrsity; Ken Ackerman, Athens CGWII.Y Agent, Agriculture; George Bush, Dl- Recreation School Board (Continued from Page 1) er, varlws lakes, law price land and camping facUlties. Mr. Shaw, In reviewing 16 outdoor recreation programs, revealed driving for pleasW'e ranked first in this county. Others In the top ftve Included swimming, welldng, outdoor games and picnic areas. These figures were compiled by the government after a threeyear study in 1960. "They may be different In varlws areas or t h e country 110!1'," remarked Shaw. In closing, Shaw said outdoor recreation is big business. It will get bigger. The potential is there. We ask you to look at all the factors, make a selection, then concentrate on quality." A second workshq~ will be held at the college next Thursday, begtming at 9:30 a.m. I Mr. and Mrs. Garland Weaver of Dayton were weekend guests of John Sauvage. Mrs. Tlsh Dllcher or Athena spent the past week here with OW' lips cannot tell how we Mrs. Gladys Cuckler. On Sinmiss him. day Mrs. Cuckler and M r s. OW' hearts caMot tell what to Clara Cuckler visited with Mrs. . say, Welby Whaley. God above knows how we miss Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler, him, Mrs. Henry Ihle, and Mr. and In wr homes that are lone- Mrs. Paul Keiser of Columbus some today. were recent visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser . Chester, 0. Funds for the scholarship a985-3308 Sadly missed by his children. Miss Sabra Canaday, daugh-~28-ltc ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Can- wards or the 1969 Miss Southern Ohio Pageant have been col·~•• e • e e • • • . . . . . . • • • • . . • • • • • • • . . aday or Rutland, and a sophomore -. ~ e at Capital University, and her lected, M r a. Maxine Grlftith, e • roommate, Carol Ackermam of chairman, amouncecl. The fwr banks ol Meigs CounCardington, were weekend guests : : of Jill Elsass of Waynesburg. ty, the Racine Home National Bank, Racine; the Citizens National Bank, Middleport, T h e Farmers Bank and Savings Co., and the Pomeroy National Bank TONIGHT THRU _TUESDAY have contributed a $100 scholFEB. 28 - MARCH 4 arship for the new Miss SouthWalt Disney's ern Ohio to be selected on April THE HORSE IN THE 26 In Pomeroy and $25 savings GRAY FLANNEL SUIT bonds for the tlrst and second (Technicolor) runners~p. Dean Jones - Diane Baker E-R SQUAD CALLED • • Walt Disney's The Middleport emergency e e WINNIE ntE POOH 11111ad answered a call at 2:47 a. : : and THE BLUSTERY DAY m. Friday to the trailer home ol • • (Technlcolor) Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas • • An AU - cartoon featW'ettel abcM a mile below Midclleport. • • Meet YOW' favorite cartoon The Infant son ol the couple • Here it means your enjoying the most • Characters: Winnie the Pooh, was taken to the Holzer Medical : convenient one-trip, one-stop banking: Piglet, Robin Kanga, Tlgger, Center by the squad. • including your choice of modern check• Rabbit, Owl, Little Roo. Ta• e ken from the books written by • lng account services plus the immediate • A. A. Milne. ALL-NOOH, says LOCAL TEMPS • availability of every other personal, • Wimlel The temperatW'e In Pomeroy's : family, or business banking service : Running time: 21h hwra. downtown business dlatrict at • you're ever likely to need. It's all "for" • SHow STARTS 7 P.M. 11:15 a.m. today was tt degrees under sumy lldea. Scholarship Funds RIDENOUR SUPPLY Provided by Banks • What does • !• Full-Service •: • : Checking Account •• • •• • •• •• :tor you? . : : . ---------.1 ~~~~~rw.~WoJ-~:>.:?~e-:~~~wh~~e~~~~ . you- enjoy checking here now! • : • POM.EROY i• MEIGS THEATIE : • Service mean ~ :• :• NATIONAL BANK :• RUTLAND : • : · •• : .POMEROY •: servinr Mairs County for •• over 9b years •: Member federal Resne System • • • •• : :• •: . •• Member F-ederal Depoait lnaurance Corporation All Accounts lnaured Up To $15,000.00 I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5 TO 7 PM • I ANNOUNCING : TWO-WEEI All SHOW •: Bqlnninr March 3, by students of D' An1ste • Gallery, Middleport. •• : • PalntlnJ : •J • : . • Lu lith Gosl.., .. , •• : :• : • • •• : This paintinB will be : presented ro some • Jlltlry registrant· dur~ • ing rhe art show. Reg~ : ister free when you : . visit . • •• . •• •........•..................... : J, ' - LAW CLARIFIED _:. Clarlftcatlon was made tocliY !&' o1 the Melli Hea111t Department reprdlng the bulinl oltraah. They aald trash maybediiPO'ed or by burnlnll until July 1, 1969, and in some areas olaland1111 cWnp under certain pro¥1afona, atter that time. The Health Departmela, hoW· ever, sald garbage burn1na lJ not permitted oow, nor doe a the law call for It being allowed In the fllture. DeGaulle Receives Nixon P ~ (UPO- Preaident Nixon came to turbulent Paris today si~ng the praises or his tcJuRitqt obstacle to Western unity, Preaident Charles de 0 ~CT(TDD.-. DISPos '«~S iAL SUITE PC. (Continued from Page 1} legislature adjourns. Abbott told the board he had two speclftc Items to discuss "Why were the pay checks held up when they should have been issued Feb. 2oth" (this was bus drivers pay) and Smith replying that the drivers could pick up their checks when they turned in their books and time cards. Abbott replied, "Isn't this a deviation? I understand the books normally are tW'ned In only once a year at Christmas time. •• Smith answered the books were not completed then - several ol the bus drivers stated they could not turn their books in as they were to be kept on the buses at a 1 1 times. Julius Matheny, a bus driver, asked wilY the checks were for only one day when the way the drivers figured, they had five days pay coming. Smith replied that the drivers did not perform thefr In-service trainIng while on the work stoiJI)age and so couldn't be paid for something they didn't do. Mau..a,y ltated the driVII'I had accumulated time and asked Smith why the in-service trainIng was held at Wahama durIng the stoppage Instead olin the bus garage as usual. Tom Roach, head mechanic, stated he guessed the only realOll for the Wahama session was because the drivers up there were the only ones working. The argument continued on and on. Smith wanted to know why the in-service was not on time cards and Abbott wanting to know wb,y it was important now and it never was before. Abbott accused Smith of changing rules as he (Smith) saw fit with Smith replying 1 - 'The d!Uerence is I am &lperlntendent and yw are not." Abbott k e p t inferring all thrwgtl the session that since the work stoppage many rules had changed pertaining to the bus drivers. Finally this line of quesdons and answers stopped - aUU lllliiUWered. From bere the dlacuaaion moved to the matter ol wages. Abbott requested a meettna with the board or IIUpel'iJtenden when they kMw wbat monies would be available for next year to dlseuas the matter ol ngea. Board &na1dent Earl Keefer 1nformecl Abbott that two meednp would be held In March, one on the 11th and the other would be a statutory budget merthg around the 20th. He allkecl Abbott If he would aend the request to the !llperldeadeat'a omce aa the March 11th meeting was too soon to kDow of the lllltney avallable and the otber meetfng, beiDg Btatutor)t, would concern only the rectCll' of AliDIIni Relations, Rio Grande College; Dr. Bruce Curtis, DireCtor of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Rio Grande College and Jerry Upclesraff, Director of Callege Relations; Rio Grande. bott replied that If this were Smith's reasoning, then he cwld see no point In a conference between them and he (Abbott) wwld send In the request as asked b,y Keefer. By this time It was apparent that Abbott was thoroughly dlagusted with the way the meeting was eolna. that Smith had taken a stand, and was not ARTICLES FILED Articles oflnWI poratioo haVe been rued in Columbus with Secretary or State Ted W. Brown by the Langsville Christian Church, I n c., with Dorothy Wright, Bruce Morris, and Richard Fetty as trustees and Dale Wright, Langsville, is listed u the agent. going to change. Gerald E. Slumway, 87, Reeds. ville, died Thur_. morning Ill Meigs General HoiJ)ltal followIna a brief Illness. Mr. Slumway was born in Reedaville, UM! 1011 ol the late Frank and Etta Reed llllmft1, He spent the greater part ol his ure In the Reedlvtlle area. He was a farmer, mall carrier and au employee ol Reecl'a ltm'e In Reedsville for the past 10 years. He was a veteranolWorld War2. He Ia survived by a brotber, Howard Slulnway, Raymond, Ohio; a aliter, Mra. Doria Miller, Columbus; an lid, Mrs. Emllce ~111118. Reedsville; ftve nes~~-s, and four nieces. · Funeral aervteea wUl be held lbiCiay at 2 p.m. .at the Reeclaville United Methodist Clurcl! with the Rev. Freeland Norrisoltlclatlng. Burial will be In Reecll,. ville cemetem,Friends may call at the White Funeral Home ID Coolville after 7 p.m. today. On the proposed amendments MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrl'AL Admissions - Vena Marcinpresented by Abbott, board memko, Long Bottom; Bertha Amoa, bers made little commeni and Rutland; Elizabeth Williams, no action was taken. Several Pomeroy. board members hardly made anY VETERANS MEMORIAL Discharges Mabel Swan. remarks at all thrwghout the HOSPrl'AL entire meeting. Admlsafons - Gullletta ~ The general feeling after the FORECLOSURE FILED laml, Pomeroy; Tamara Malb; session was that another strike A foreclosW'e on a mortgage, Middleport; Macel Stowers, Rutor work stoppage cwld well be asking for a judgment of $2,- land. . forthcoming as nothing was ac917.78 baa been filed In Meigs Discharges Doria Zeillet.; complished. County common pleas court by lWda Bradshaw, David ~raau8.: And there still were hard feelE. J. Frey, St.ar Route, Logan, Mar1lyn Davia, Holly Friend, lJJi.; Ings between the bus drivers and against Elijah H. DeLong, ~ al., coin Russell, Donna Rtme, Jamel Slpt. Smith, along with several !, Star Route, Middleport. JohniOII. '·• members or the board, ~:W!*~..:X~!!'!-::-:-::::'f.::::::::~:::~::::::::~:;:::;ww~~~-:?.:<?"~l:l.i.~~YR1!81!R1!81!18ll1l!l8llll!IIBliiiBll!llll!lll&tMMIMIIIM!Rtil rf OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 IT'S SALE TIME AT ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY. SEE THE MANY NEW ARRIVALS, WEARING APPAREL FOR YOU · AND YOUR FAMILY AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME. Sale I READY-MADE DRAPERIES Size SOxiC l1ches bucllzt, AlJbott aa1d be would be 1114 to send the requelt, but wanted to kDow If it would be posalble for him to meet w l t h Sipt. Smith and diiCUII t h e problema, thea let Smith brlna recommendatlona from thelr JJJeetJns to the boud. &nlth declared heatedly that the door to hla omce waa al1¥81& open but he would not bring recommendations on thla matter back to the boud, declaring he only ~ recommendations as to hlring ol periOIIIIel and other state code mattera. Thl1 remark bi'OUIM heated objecdons from boud member BID Wlthera who reminded SmUll ~ 1111111 recommendaUona he bad presented thet didn't fall Into theN two catepiel. However, &nlth waa firm In . sqing he would meet with Abbott, but would not make recommendations to the board. Ab- . irrel~ldars ) . . . '• of much hishtr priced ·dt-ptries {from orte of our best resources. Fabtics i_nclude Fibtrslas, Cotton and Avisco Rayon, Acetate, aiiJi 10~ Cotton. Sol.id colors and pauerns. · TRULY AN ·. .......u For Tills Sale · i ·· !i 3 ·• · BE TH~IFTY! SAVE Al.L;OF ELBERFE~DS :~ f FROM . .·POMEROY ' · ', " I· usE ouR PARKING tot· ~ $ECOND stRE~T ~ • • I ' ~. I ~ ' . I ' ., . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 28, 1969 shumway west