http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0d6defc08434f31fd3da55ee2519d237.pdf 4d51d89c58f961349c977906288a08c4 PDF Text Text • I Now You Ktww . ·~- -~~· Wllontbe~Gorda!Chm 11101 lioll<llf one.- at I h e bDme ol Mn. J. Q, R.-t. MrL HarYey Van Vrlllkln was · eo- an , jWO,Ie<l.- - ,...... - · -clafto•tlli'dllb.· ' ·~, -hoiteJI. 1110111ber Ill planning theplantlnp II'CIUnd your house, Mrs. Jones glooolMro. ehalrman. for KodacJm>me be bet- from Edward lollzldlci, rellldu, Olr8inf the club to. lake 14 The hwsetathelmportantobphoa>ar/illhlc lllldes and ontw them Ill the state CCHIIolll. A lot. jeet, oot the planting. Look first ter from Mrl. John Reese, ,... at the door&, f~ aide, back, glonal dlrec:tor, IIIIJOUllcecl the tn that order," she said. ljJ<ine llleOillle ci Rqlon 11 fD Mro. Jooes pointed out that tho mass ci the cllimne,y. In conclusion, Mrs. J o n e 1 be held oo April 10 at the RichIince a few slu'ubs are suft'lcient to enhaDce Its architecture, plant made ·three OU1180atla!S In se- land Me-st Clm'dl, Athens. the doorwa,ys first, then look to lecting shrubs - choose those Resenattona are to be sent ln aee what other planu are need· that thrive Ill the exposure Ill b)' April 8. Mrs. Howard Nolan will clemeel. Windows may also need fD be wbleh they are fD be plamed, ehooae only shrubs that are abonstrate making an arrangemeut aeceoted, she said. .. Picture windows usually are BOillteiY hardy for the climate, at the APril meeting fD be held <llhanced b)' low plantings under and think ci the appearance of at the home of Mrs. Ro,y Bel>lng. A deesert course was aerved them. Sometimes a ground cover the shrubs yoo cboose at all times of tbe year. by the hosteSses preceding t h e Ia sumdent planting, wblle at The poem, "Trees," by Joyce meettn&:. other times ahn~bs that when mature will reach to the bottom Kilmer was read by Mrs. Roe- · ter. branched ahrllb lllill!tl 9le oald In caoeo wllero a lolge chimney domlna!<o~ t h e house, then any shrub with Ito branches trained to an,y pat.. that pleases will break up to Do you need an ego boost, all you 40 million creative sewers? Here it is : Pete Fountalll, a bearded pixie who play& the greatest jazz clarinet in New Orleans, tblnb you're wonderful. So wonderful that he has dedicaled his latest composition to you. For proof, head for the fabrics section of a big de- partment store, and cock an ear for the 1lllllliltal<able lilt of Pete's music, backed by his famous Bourbon Street Ten. You will be heariag his new nwnber which is being used as the theme for a lab· riea·and-!aahions 111m titled "Music to Sew By." And-if · you follow the mualc>-you•n seo the movie ond Pe~ bim· self aa he leada a fBIIhion parade of eight pretty models around New Orleans. proval of U. many-splen· tiAft;tl B ur II D'II t o n falni<ls i*J'''"' day-througl>eveDing out&b aa be eJIItrs Into the splrit ol the li&hlleelDi tour. As the caplalil of the Mark Twain riverboat, be lighU daytime llpll'aleo ID crisp cbeekl. As a vegetable-von· dor iD the Flueb quarter, be nods approval of 'IOft. silhouello tlftemooll drelses of genUa wooJ.Iook boltdedo. AI a wine aleward ID the eel· lar at Antoine'•, be lllreo the flowing elect of a loorlangth abirt dress ID lbeer tlotfed vollo. As the driver ol a real frlnpd surrey, be That's Pete Fountain himself driving the surrey. The. smiling model is wearing a briUht••m of Burlington's bonded wcollike check in crisp red, white and blue. ' likes a two-piece costume of under 35, mlti<Ue.to-upper in· briJiht rod. whIte-and-blue come bracketl, and very knowledgeable about challgcbeeks. But in his real role-owner of Pete's Place, .ti!Ui c.larlnetlst extraordlnare-he likeo faoldona that are jus! u nringin1 u the music. • Not lurprisiDgly, Pete's best audience Ia the group wbk:h does most of the ereaUve home sewing: Most are iDg faaliloniLnew developments in fllurlcs, and new techniques ID oewl!ig. In short, they are swingerojuat lllre Pete Jlimaelf•. So take a bow-u a lady who sews, you're a member of Pete FOUDtaiD'I clarinet set. Plan Planting Project ' Ten dowering crabs will be planted in the' Rutland CUDIIIUDit;y, according to plans made at the recent meeti~ Or the RutlaM Sole Proceeds Will Satisfy Home's Needs Numerou& needs or the Meigs Count;y Children's H<111e will be JMt 1hrough proceeds of 1 bake Ale Saturday at Dudley Florists Ill MiddltiJlOrt. Tbe sale Is bel~ sponsored II, Gn:qt I of the Wc;~nen's Asso;latioo of the Middleport First Uniled Presbyterian Church. Piau for it were completed at a -"ng Monday night. All women ol the church Ire asked to contribute somethl~for the sale, wllieh will begin at 9 a. m. -ling It the home ci Mro. John Redoviu, lhe session ap. ened with de.otlons by Mrs. Richard Vaughan who used "Rejoice lnd Be Glad" 11 her theme. She read a poem, jjFood For 'J'houKI!t," and concluded w~ prarer. Mra. Fred lAwl.apresentedthe lt1dy on a "oman ot the Bible, StriHhrla, who Itt money become her God. Mrs. Richard Crooks led iD the Bible study ol the t!h and lth c'-"s of Matthew. A bll<e Slle was held at the cloae of tho meetiJW and Mrs. Redovtan served refreshments. Americans ·moaopolized the world's whalillg Indus· lrf durinc the 1111! and 19tb ceaturies, ~ to the Encyelopaedia;,Bntannica. Friendly Gardeners held at the home of Mrs. Joe Bolin. Club members wUl plant the trees smJetime during the week of March 20, Mrs. FredWUiiamsoo and Mrs. William Willford were llEllll8d to have the garden thel'lpy program for the special education class at the Rutland Elementary School In llleroh. Floral pieces for the Rutland branch ol the Pomeroy National Bank will be prepared ln March by Mrs, Wllliamson and Mrs. Howard Birchfield. Mrs. Willford q,enedthemeeti~ with g~ reading of the club collect. Devotions were given by Mrs. Robert S!lOIIdOn all! members displayed seed catalogs Jn response to roll call. The program consisted of slides entided. "A Master Gardener's Garden"' and review or a magazine article on "lnhabitama of the Garden" b)' Mn. Birchfield. 'lhe tnwli~ prize was WGR b)' Mrs. B1'11ee Davis IIIII Mrs. Bruce Ml)" won the door prize. An auction was held followtngthe meethw., Refreshments were served by the hostess. •• l~ • ' ' ,' ':'~~ 1' '' ..,,•' . .Oose ~io lnii: llil !IIIIo. ~ '" ,11 willow ln b)' 11!111 Nollie ,. At CBC M~ting • . .._ . II ' ..,. RE~$Vn.LI! -, RlllOrta -I IF YOU ARE INTERESTED In seelnr the bon oo i>n,yer In pllblle schools lifted, there is sametlliog yoo can do. Let )'our CqresiiDIIII Sen. Dlrkson has introduced an IIDendment to the CollllituU'"' of the United !!lOins whjch would permit voluntary parUcipatim Ill pnyer In public ocbools. A continu!JW landllllde of mail reQeedrw a deep desire tor a retum to the reeognUloo ot God tn schools and other public pli~s in •1!18&rf to remln:l Coflreu of the will of the American -'e. To make It ·an. easier matter than sittl- down and writinc a letter, the Youth for the Vol-.;o Pnyer Amelllmont, 4723 RichMr. &lid Mrs. Walter MDrrlo DlOIII Ave., HOUston, TeXIs, 77027, has prepared a card which were In MinlterOYerthewtekend. needs only fD be signed &JidmaUOdtoWashington, D. c. 'lbeoe cards to Yialt Mr. &lid Mrs. Dale GootJ. ore a..Uable """' request at no_charge, althologh amaU do,.dons nif<l &lid Mr. ·11111 Mrs. Ceorp are appreciated w help defray the .printing coota~.r: · · lladtlm<. · A quantity of cards has bean orderod byllll~ Flr.t United - .Jrm CUmlnt!biiD. juniGratOhio Presbyterian Church Women. We also under~'tift·Lidltl Auxili- . ~ Univeroicy, w a s . _ . ary of Drew Webster Poat 39, American Leiiaa. are clr<ulaliog 1 lid to Middleport lor a - petidoo of e<Kiorsement for tho' aiilendment wbloh wW be ntalled fD end Yisit b7 Howard Chalker Rep. Clarence Miller. ci Granville, bl1 roommale at O,S,U, AIIO home for the - &lid with her famib', Mr. &lid WORLD DAY OF PRAYEii IS FRIDAY, &lid seniceslrill bo held Mrs. Ra,y Cumingham, wao Betin six communities about the ~· Mrs. Ben Neutzling, preside.lllrSO at of Church Women United of llleigs County, will tell the otocy o!the 11 Qlllllngham, obser"""'e ant( tl1i role II playa In unify~JW w<1110n around the world llolzer. S. A, Rodno)' Karr, over WMPO Friday at 10 L m. ··· with the U. S. NI.V)' at B a I nbrldp, Mel. and Edward ~.... ot Mrs. Gene Thoaq>11011. ol Bo11m, Mas•. _.t the weekllrickltyera local 32, s p.m. end bore with Mr•.·.and lllio. Tlolrlllll1, at the Pomeroy Le- Richard Karr, Jr. . · slm haiL Reireshmenti wW be .Mark Mo.fer acCOIIIjllllled Jo1U1 served b)' Eba GUmore. Tamolllil over the -kond to FRIDAY •· bali. ·prle!i<M MEN'S ' Drd~rhood, Enter-- at .a,.,. llol1linluj Table T-1 prise United Metbodiol Church, Club, 24M Cleveland Ave. 7:30 Frida)' nlsJrt It the bome ot WEIJNES>AY Eldoo Weeks. CATHOLic WOllEN'S C I u b, BAKE SALE, Pomel'01 EJ&. . Wedbeillll1 ni1J11 Ill the dJureh meoury P. T.A. Fri<IQ at llllke auditorium following Lenion - - Cleanera. vices. · SHRINERS DANCE seialon, MIDDLEPORT LITERARY Frldly, 7:30p.m. Masooic TemClUb, W-lllll1. 7:30 p.m. It ple basement In Middleport. home ot Mrs. Nan ~·~ Mra. II. L, French to review "Adirondacks Country" llld II r •· Harold Sauer, US1Jipeofa Year•., •'' • <.SOUP SALE by youth of t h e Tim~ly ByadburY Church of Chris~ sotui'day; 60 cents a quart, Orders to be Placed , by Wednesdly at The only food we Jmow ta 9112-9178 tr 992-9681. Will deliv- be cheaper lhil year tban eo..-.,... . TIIUBIIJAY • MIDDLEPORT EVANGELINE Cbailltr 172, Order ol the Ealtern Star; 7:30 'lbarldq nlllbllt the mer, Mro. SeoU Folmm:, Jell".· lolaiMilic Temple; ohOwor for the re,y Folmer, &lid Sllntl7 Jo1111100 ldlchan to be held. visited with the Robert Joiln100 • MEIGS COUNTY American Red familY Ill Columbus 9mdQo. Croll Ollj>ter boord meeting, Mr. &lid Mrs. Ropr YOUJI& 8:30 p.m. Tllurldq at Voter... N.,. Cumberland, W, Vs. wore lllomorlal HospitaL weekend polio of hia DX>ther, PAST CIUEFS, Mqnolil TomMrs. Alma Young. '!bey also pie, l')>llliln Slsten, Tlllrldl,y, · visited- relalivos here. 7,30 p.a at - e ii.llrL ErDa· Mr. and Mrs. J, A. Sm It b, Je•s& : daughter, lolar1 Eileen, &lid ltlll, MEETING OFMEI!JS Lo~ al Bob, villited Frlde,y·llllle1ooldl- Schtd DJ•trle~ Ohio A$10t!iatloa burg with Mr. ant( Mro. $am of flilllc School Smith, &lid SOiurda,y &lid :imda,y p,.,.; ~ Ill Galtoo with MeKlniey Slnlth Blah ilcl1ool· who Ia eertoual;r W. . ~~ : ,lcl·~o.,l , Mr. IIIII Mrs. Bob Crow and .· · Mrs, llleJme llblmeo, oP,ent llit ' weekend inColumbuo..1114Y...,. DJOota ol Bobby Crow/.lolro•.Helea Wetzel, and Mr. and l(r,; Kelley &lid famllr, . .,, lalt II biler, II you can call tllll I food. . -Harbm B.diiiiGck, NCIII Yorlo-N.., lm111 rogfoftal dlmfor of lbe Burto~~ of Labor S~ati~~!f!1__.,. the ririiW COli of """'''• MEIGS .THEATIE TONIGHT li 'I'IIVRSDAY Marcb 5 - 6 !lOT OPEN .. ·' _.. <Teehnicoll)<) I.Lt>cwe· llall - Helll')' .. ........... NEW- Meigs Cool>ty Regl,..l Plannirw Commlssioo, the Meigs county ResOUrce Development eomnitttee and the lllelp County Extonaion Advisory Cmnmittee. Two Of the speakers during the da,y- both local- indicated that economic prospects for Meigs Count,y are looking up. First to note that something appears to be "cooking economically" for Meigs County was Pomeroy Attorney Fred Crow, who admitted he Is "an opti1 mist." t THE I;O!IPIIEIIENSIVE PLANS ·for water and sewersge d.,elopmenta in llleip County were unveiled for the first t}lne Wednesday wheil a 11progress" meetl~ was held at the.. Pomeroy Tri.,.. ity United Church of ChrlsL A map related fD the plans, above, I' exhibited by,lefl fD rlgh4 Thoreon Johnson, chftlrman of the Meigs Count,y Resource Develq)lnent Committee; Harold C8rnahan, ehainnan of ¢e executive commJttee of the Meigs COunty ltegional Planning COmmission who preMrl':ed the plana, and Wayne Roush, chairman of the Meigs County Extension Advisory Committee. Asks Rzre . ·Be A b.a ted, 1 . · 1 Crow predicted ttw.t there wUl , be an industrial development in . the near future which will employ between 200 and 300 people. He stressed the need rour housing. Later in the day, the second speaker to mention the economic promise of the future was Paul RhOOes that privite morey be put into use in thetleldofrecreaUon. He opened Hoyal Oak Park after PROGRESS WITION Addressing the some 3S eom·numit.y leaders Informally, Paul an ad"Vertising campaign in 1965 Smart stressed"the accompHshwith 80 camp sites. menl.s of a communit-Y within Ita The place proved popular. Karr self. wiU open this season with 200 He spoke of the work at Midcamp sites. Each winter letters dleport in the construction of are sent to 4Jnilies that visited quarters for the Meigs County the park the prev~ous summer. Wetrare Department and the new This winter. 1800 letters were Imperial Electric Co. buildi~ in mailed. There were over 52,000 . the former Pythian Park. Royal Oak campers in 1968, which He stressed also the need to does not include local residents · put money to work and the need visiting the park just for a day to for upeople wlth a vision" like swim or fi sh. Horace Karr. Karr pointed outthatRoyalOak PL.'\N UNVEILED Park has the highest rating availFor the flr st time at Wednesable as a recomrDerrled camp site day' s meeting the comprehenin Ohio from two nrms grading si ve plan for water and sewage such sites. One company, out or facilities prepared for the Meigs over 300 camp sites in the state, COunty Regional Planning Com~ gave the highest rating only to mission by Sieco, Inc., Columfour parks while. the second com- bus, IOO., was. elq)lalned - and pany gave the highest rating only displayed - by Harold Clrnahan, to three parks. chairman of the executive com .. Karr indicated that he was W"Joo mlttee of the commisslorL able to secure a professional deThe detailed plan was prepared signer for the park before it was through a grant from the Fannconstructed because so few peo- ers Home Administration. United ple have tlad previous eXPerience States Department of Agriculin establish ~ ng such an opera- ture. tion. The study included all of Meigs f'or that. reason he proceeded Count)" with theexccptlonofPomon his own to plan all~ design all eroy aoo Mhldleport. Water and facilities. sewage requir.ements through the In closing, Karr pointed out that year 2020 were projected. large savings are laying idle in Related to the detailed plans Melgs COUnty banks, He urged were remarks by Lindsey Lyons, that these moneys be puttowork. president of the T\lflpers Plains"Personally, I feel that Meigs Chester Water System, oow under County is the best place in Ohio construction. to live - If you have a ,iOO,"' he The system is one of the largconcludecl. est attempted in the Unltedstatea, and for that reason, ta 1 pUot project. Lyono explained hoW the Melli portion ol the system - part ol the system is in Athena Caunly"was rmanced by a 60 percent~ onomic Development Admlniltl"'··' .l. tion grant which came only to •: Meigs County. The proJRIIa ing held back now because machinery lor .the water treat.ment plant has nutarriwd. Uawa are about 85 per cent installed and the completion date oftllil>lOject is this August, ~ODIIIld. Another speaker, Geor&e Hargraves, Sll)eriltendent of till -' \ Meigs Local School Distrk4...,. lined progress at the site ot the new lllelp HISil School. Ht stressed that onlY one-fourth ol Meigs School District sllldellll attend college &lid DIOIQ' h I 8 h school graduate& are llndJ,. It dimcolt to get Joi>sboeauSioflbo lack of vocational tra.h~.ng.. However, he Slid .Plana tor t1w new building Include voeatloral training facllldes. He also pointed outthatthtbuUding wlll mean nothirw unlea1 the Internal structure Ia chupd to otter students what they wQl need after graduation, whether 0!' noi they attend college. The turriculum is beine: re&tructured at the present time, he said, illpfll:paradon lor entering the 11111 building. Crow, speaking on hlghwa,y deVeiOilDlent. said the state baa premised that the remainder ol Route 33 between Atheno &lid (Cooti- oo Pap . "10).,.. *' , The MeiSs Cowley Health DeJohn Zerkle, president of Mid- Mrs. Strauss said there was no partment mailed ·a letter Tues~ dJeport Councll, said this morna direct law in effect at the pre• day asking the village of Middle- ing he had not read the letter. sent time abou~ burning trash or port fD af<lp burning at the town• a He said the village will make prbage at a landfill dump. ThOY Smart, president of the Citizens new land!IJI dump near HobiOII. every possible eiJort to comply pointed out that r,otate oUicials National Bank in Middleport. The letter, . authorized by the . . .wJth the request of the board or said such a laW would go Into Touchi~ upon thepfOITOSS of a board ot' healtll, Was draf~d- health: elfect on July 1, 1968. community and what can be ac11 1've told them at the dump ter numerous comp)aintf fro~ Ray Watts., ehief ot the divi- complished rrom within, Smart ~sldents in the Hobsoo, Brad- ever since It opened," said Zer- sion of sanitation for the state said thlt the county Ls on the bury and Leading Creek areas Ide, 10 that there "is to be no burn- health department, eonfirmed the verge or· "a great economic dell!ai the burning io a nuisance. lng, but It has been happenlllg." otatemeni concerning wch legal!- vef<lpmenL' ' Mrs. Beulah !lrau11, admlnis- Zerkle said he doesn't blame the ty In a telephone eonversatloo IaHe said Meigs C01111ty Is schedol 'the health people for having complained, ter toda¥. ' , uled fD have the largest unders8id the Perly Riggs, sanJ:tatlal1 00"1- 1 ·Watts, however, added, "No RTOW!d ~ q~ine 111 the world. It '"l<lr!et . cer saw.l!!!'ttime""u.e,-. - ~ CIIl. areatLa . llli,_ .Mib . wlllk~ Ill tho lfeJI!jlfn ·~ j>iJidi;~,iriii~C:~fit ~· e;;.J; iioouib fiiili•~• ;iii M 'enfii"r -.-'blltll fiil"'hf garboBe ilii•lld 110\ :btl'bllnted. . direct law P~!~ the ~· m~qJ t(IOration ha• already Later Tuesday, after eooter- ing until JuLY t, 1968." · tMn Putefeaed, Smart reported. rhllr with otllcials of the state Watio also Indicated bllrning He indicated that the ~011 from health department, Riggs 8Jid ci trash eould also consUtuie a the hoge mine wlll be taken fD nuisanCe and It is the resporial- Chesllire by conveyor belt. bilicy of the board of health to The two apaakers talked houn Fi~h&Game Group take action II such a condition apart during the day..l~m~ should exist. lng. There was no hint as to , , By United Pre•• lnternodonal whether they were talkirw about Elects Roy ArmeH ·Sirfi!;m Sirhan 'B love turned io hate the same development. ·' ·LOS ANGELES:... SIRHAN B. SIRHAN SAYS he went fD lhe elecThe meeting was marked by nwnerou& speakers outlining ·tton victor)' (lart.y for Robert F, Ke~ bY. chance &lid with no In- RO)I :Armes was eleded pres!· upects of their work in the COIJ.Do tention ollboo!log the aeratDr, He &1\¥1 he saw Kennedy for the first dent Wec:lnesda.v evening by the ty, time two dayo beiore at another rally and when he heard him S(IOik Meigs County Fish and Game . ON ROY ALOAK PARK &lid alrw with movie stars, "he l-Uke a salnt - I liked him." Assn. at an annual meeting. Other officers elected were: Among the highljpts was areDefeno' 1ttorney Grant CcqJer Wednesday led the 24-year.<Jid vice president, Dr. Selim Blaz~ port by Horace Karr, Chester Arab lmmlaront It> fD the maneni when he <line Into the Ambassacontraetor, lnd owner al"ll operdor Hotel on June t, 1968, and became'dazzled by the bright IISilts wicz1 aoo secretary-treasurer, No highway faiallties were re- afDr of Ro,yal O&k Park. for TV. cameru m:l mirrors 1n the corridors. Today Sirhan was to ·Robert Louks. It was voted to continue re- ported In February by the ·GalKarr sald his ..rk project lotell his murder trial Jury the climactic mmnents - thai he went instocking of wring neck pheasants lipolis Post, state Hlgllway Pa- cated near Five Po~nts was the to sort of 1 trance aa:l cllDDQt remember ftring the shots that killed and quail this year and also to Kennedy and . . . . - live other per1011~ result or ursi~ by Gov. Jamea help sponiJOr the annual trout ==•::sJ:r:;: Waler pwhed down trapped miner derby In 1\prll at Forked Run ...,th alreao!y brlnp the year• a R~ervations total "l five. LARK, UTAH- SWEAT.SOAKED RESCUE WORKERS puahOd a Lake. VISI:r SCENE - lllembors of the )Icy, attorney• &lid court olllelala vlllited tl1i ..,... of t11o '!be patrol lnvesligated 44 acsmall amount of water tbroulh a two-inch plj!e ~ fD William Ver- ' A program to ~ Iarmer a for August 17 shotgun killing of Michael Lee Dotson, 28, Pafkersburg, who was struck In the baek 0( ..., ~ones, a veteran ntlller &lid ·till trapped.slneelait S,tur- gra•n wh<eh they would put out eldents last mmtl\, a drop fl the neck with a charge as he drove away from the Wyant home, just otf Main-St. in Racine. ~~~ In 1 cav~ln. "'Time Ia IIDW' very ~,;, aaid Don WWie, for w~dlire in the eount,y, in eo- 13 from Jallllr)'. '11111 Included 'ilt>Oi'lntendent of the mine In ,.mhem \JWj, .."IJe'i bef)Jlalq time •t(IOrat<oo wltlt other organlza- 19 accldonls in which a totO! Of Misa MargaretGrllft.tha, Meigs 45 persdiii were inJured, Iii Jin·without water aDd we hid to get It 19 ~.i' , . . tiOns, was dlsCllssed. · ~exlelllioo1118nt,HmneE"' '!ll'Y. tl1ire were <!DIY eight ln-~ Jqne1, 60,. ~~ atilt ~ lo af ~squu:8 area four lnd onmlica, remiiMia Ill lllelgs 1 )lry type aeel-• with onlY li '· 'one.half miles beneaf!l the ell!rlnce fD Ill" Qqulrrh Mo!lllllln lollne1 " ~ · .\~,MEMORIAL County 4-H Junior leldera that "\ per11011i ln,Jured. · . owned b)' the Uni,.. State1 Sotelti:"; &lid Minirw Co. HOsPITAL '• reservations the ..Junior ... _ Last month, patrolmen llllde r..e.der ftclund.q1'' are due March 244 arreels, compared tO ~ 1.2 1. . . · MinilkirU; . 1:\, COLtJMilvs - OHIO ST!Itt IJNJNE~TY fD<Ii9' announced the van1 Arilhon,t LaComb, TuJ>I)Orl Ill JlllllllrY; is.... 321 Wlrl)lnp, 1be l"'UU1tt-lc> Is to • held Friiatlon'a Rrot ROTC iill laid U. was "anotHer Pialits;· Ti~ Fields, Neir tto- as igalnllt 349 iJI:JariuOtt; c18Jid da¥ &lid SOturda.Y, ~th 14 &lid • 'iltep towards womtn's · veili Pearl McBf:tde, Sfr~M;- aoolsted t5 .-nota •• . q>~D· 15 ln Alheno. Reaa!'vllloos mq ,. c;oL l!illieri Emma Edwards, llle100; Edward pared ·to 68 assilla Ill be allialned by lnltiJlhordntl or Patrolmen I...... 1,034 hliurs ' ' •State, siJd . a "b..,ak- Jlushes, Middleport. wrltilfl the extenalaa Dftlce. The ·· 1 In February. The lllOIIIiLii: re. ... . ,,. • II) .• . ·.. ·----r· .D~HAR· ,...., GE8 · lmotlone eo•~ 75, ma,y be .Paid b)' 111ar. . . ' . port al10 Showed 1!!"614 inoiDr ·' ~Ni•An 's ~. ~ Hilr-, Ea!&Rich- vehicles wore inlpeeted In ZB 14. Mi11 Grlllllha, whO will ierva ·~···l'itrjela Aulherltll, Dtivld as dean Qf girls, ttillacObrqaaJQ' daf.l ol Follruilry u ..,._... SAIGON .. ,'lljaeman, 'l)lra lluilf<o¥. thOto 624 Ill 3l <111• ol • ,. \ i I I l Patrol Probes STOREHOURS Tiny's BargcriniQnd. . MIIDI.IPOII ' ! ." \ ·.~ . ~. . '' ' ... !";·,; .... ., . 3· ·. ' ' ..< .... ' ,;.,. ' lllr<:P- 8 ,YOilRS, lolli(E AND OURS I' The unit8d sates and Ita AItUes in Berlbl JrOte&tecfthemove 'bet the Russlail, replied the :baOCbtte· was .rlece~siry because ,fit Conunwdlt ,mWtary exereila es In the ar.- through which the td£hwaY 'passeS. . ·· Tbe inddlmt lilvolvJng the Am. lrl<op Army train broupt conllietlng report• .!rom West GerJb!ui-w .U.S. olrtc1als, ,lf(est German cultomsofl'ieers lital ~t l~lt one .Pistol shOt was ft~ ·at _Ute train enroute tram Berlin to 'Frankturt. But an spokesman ' ' n!DAY ., SATURDAY ' h 'f ' Gerinan.r rOr 'three 'txura belllldQ it 9 a.~. .' ~N ·o·'y:·1 Quotes 'Un with West Make,Elberfelds In Pomeroy . Your Shopping Center WEARING 4PP~RU • aorirw the meeting .were the ...,.IIW\ ' -~:'1·1,~. , nu, BERLIN (VPI)- The Coiiiii'Q. luata closed the West's h1atn •hJihway to Weii,Berllll for three 'hOur• ~ &lid a U.S. Ar1111 . train wil reported shot at as It . 'moved aerosa East German.v. The aetkll came as the Com~ 'rrwnl.sta ciatmed crediUOr avoid1111 a smwtlown with the Alllel 1 0'rer the Welt German Prest•donliaJ oloetlon held In the lao,Jated clQ' Wednelday. . Armed Eaat IIOidieu · ~&led off both euda of the "110·.' ~mile roactw~y .liald.ns Weit BK·. a..,.... ·' ,, BY ·BOB HOEFUCII 1'118 boQm llleip Countlans will hear.80011. won't be SODic. It -wll~ be econom.iet ranging in tl1i seale of the biggest boQm In 0 ~ . the hl,story d the county. ,Wlllndlcoted Wednesday .\ in the annual •1Progress Report" .meeUrw singed at P-.o,y Trlnlty United CilurChofOuisL Sj>on- . ·. FOR YOUJ··,FAMILt __ .. •' ill 'Mdtebea41bDme for ita l'obruir1 I"'iiiq, &olno•• wu coo.1 , ·,, .Aicted b1 the prtli&Jmt, Mra. . 'WOlter wbo eommun!cy 11o- i1111t1 ~­ laot~on hal 1101 otllbplot. WIQ'IIO Klog II" deYOiiou at ed. . '" ·· I llleOillle o! tl1i y- ·<)duh Jlelreahm- ...... sarved 'lz> C..s o! the Bndtot.f.'Ctal'~ o( .lolr•• &lid Mra. Rooald Olborne, Chrt.t lofondo1 ni&hL · · lolr. lnil 111'1. ·Charleo lllim!llllt woo decided fD ebarJ1e the nQI &lid ~~!>bin; Mro. Dtavtr meetlog time frtiD tho llritiolon; W..,.,, "'l:L III'IIWII ond David; dl1 to the oeCoad Frida)' Ot each Mr. IIIII_Mro. Warnm Plolloal. moolh: MrL Nancy !lorria .&lid &lid ~.... Jono &lid JuU Whl't MrL Bonnie Plckeoa lllrV8d ,.. head. ·1 ' · •· frelhmonta to Mr. &lid lilra. Ben 'lllo !ilxt li>iellng Iiiii boat~ Rife, Carla &lid Be~k,y, Mra. J>lld- Walter Browa bome. ellne l'alnt,r, lolrl. EdilhFtu'• . . . • , 'rest. .MrL LllldaGrimm&JidScotQu~ B!lt:eiiJiaria,. Wife ol. tie aDd Vlel\1 Pickens. DtiYOiiooa • Richard · ilie Lloohearled, . lithe A.\irU meetlog will bll!..n who I'Uled ED~ from 11JII by MrL Paintar. ~.,a~· wu never ID Eng- Changed by Clas$ ·· . "'". ' .' commlileea - • rleel•ed 1lbtn !iii'' tho C;B,,G,, mel it the E!'l!aal \ . ~Road licit er. Jo.., ,, .. I \ ·-- - - -- - ala- Jus! wbat opeclal fashlona does Pete btl rigbt ftu' biB parade? He beuDI biB ap· • • . •'f . ·.· . ,..111, ~E~f~~~~!~~~~~:S~~ Meeting ·rime is By JOANNE SCHREIBER ~: " STITOIIN' TIME Sewing and All That Jazz ·, bick fD next 15 that you are endea'Yor~ to enhance the houae, not llllOther it." • -~~' 11 lng . b)' c l - oo:rljl4ure· from Galet!oM I '•' . hl&h. narrow or U t.t . 8, 1-10, noedl IOlteDio& Ilion a Ia II Work for the Good ol All." IIJ'OWing llllllll , leafed, maJ>I' • A ""'M'unlcatlal wa1 J:8ad The moatlmportlnt point tore.. ' II!'•; ~ ~ . and. a P,ra.rer. ,.Let Ua I '" ~' . '' dl'ew Guye, ~~8~ ID · t~67. +: .". "· lor IMw ol a ' The (lv8t ,bpok; 'lwsl""s dh·,:c~'·;,; ' .'1..\· torles,. li:J be, ~~ 1~ ~·~ ~- • f ~ 1 computer was '"'n1e Loti Short 'tl" Cut, •• ~ ~IOSDtftM· nih·el ~· A~••. , ·~~~~r::t~ Your 'noUN" l'U 111ttlll'le Jll'o, . ._.....,. b)' llro, Jlcllord . Joot• Aid, ' ' ! 44 Accidents I In February • =~edlll~ io l; Need rau.r For Junior Roundup Bro ther !l"flilli!i ''.'. I bJ tiU!,leftfliu~lc, h,ug'l.~ ror .:~;~y :~ ':J~ :J:: J....,.. .1. J......,.. ' : i I • Woifnded in Viet"pm • 1· . . . . J ~ • . .•. , t • . E;. (Eddie) IV'-' · "He ""' oo a eoml!ill _ . . . iiMI Mro.Herbort 1,' 1ion when hit b)' fr&piiOilta frmn · · ' lioo\e I, . hu"""" ,re.itl,.a·~ his fOI'IIi~r Vl~nla !Jrov- . ' a'OO.ille boobY irl». 1!0 9•11)lt- "'YI•~a... ' Ially ·~ ... tl\l',...mual;r w llatiNI hlil lln<e ~ raOved· fl ·~·;;,'·:..-:;;:;:i: · • 0 I �i '"n suar, March o, i009 ·H;t P":E .RECEIJrED A .. SHIPMENTt)F ~LASSWARE ro BE1'soLn ar.r.MJtE sA.viNGs.'> -. ~· ~ l) 1,;' ~ • '$1 . ' . ' _ -. ' , ~ I. Latest Bid By Rose Is Turned DOwn • I ' . ,. .,. • ' .'• TAMPA, Fla. (UPI)- Veteran pitcher Jack Fisher, acquli'ed in the off season by the ' ·' ALL M'UST PI~~E$ .·?·· · ~; BE' SOLD· q~·I I • ( • ' <•": . ' ';> ' . ~- < ' ' Cincinnati Reds, has temporarily given up trying to crack the -~. f, Ice with his new owners over .i$'. salary. Fisher rejected a new con- ';~~ 1.., ' tract offer by the Reds Wednesday after two meetings. He told ' him he could be reached at hls home tn Bayside, N. Y,, and lett the spring training camp. A spokesman for the Reds described the turned-down offer &II the highest fisher had received in his 10-year major league career. The 30-year-old righthander was obtained from the Chicago White Sox. -~we have o«ered Fisher a sl!llllt raise and oo the basis or hls 8-13 record of last year, we don't feel we can go an.v high. ' •. ' ' By FRED DOWN UPI ~rts Writer Manager Luman Harris will give the No. 2 Aaron a chance to solve the Atlanta Braves' No. 1 problem. No fewer than slx players were tried at first base by the Braves last season and Harris knows he will have a seasonlong headache In 196S I! he can't rtnd a regular ror the position. He b.lrned hopefuUy Wednesday to Tommie Aaron, younger brother ·of the great Hank, with the comment, "If he proves he can hit big league pitching, Tommie will be my tirst baaeman.'' Tommie has a .229 batting ave~ and only _ 10 hOmers In 319 ~ games spr~d'e'\Wer rour ooafons !lullmmedliiqily accepted the challenge. Others Competing Others Competing lor the job are rookie Jim Breazeale, Ttto Francona and Bob Aopromonto and then there is the reluctant candidate, Joe Torre, whO • 0 0 0 0 194-29~ ' 0 0 I I 0 0 0 0 0 ' ..... - ' -~ 'W":i"J •n 'J II''~' f..q ,<".V • •~A<'' o VAWES . . _,._ J ·.• 0 0 COFFEE BEVERAGE GLASSES EREAL 15 oz. SIZE d . ' .," '• LIST - .••"' '"••• i ii LARGE ASST. · 19~ ' - ' 8 oz. 5" SIZE l. ~~ •• •• . lZ 3 COLORS Cassetole WITH KNOB COVER REG. 19~ 39e \ EACit EACH SHOPPERS LOT .OF ;GLASSES & P'TCHERS • BOWLS & CUPS . . 2 qt. SIZ ... L 98e ' ' -ASH TRAYS .ARE ~ATCHING COLORS.-.SO· H~RRY AND GET YOUR CHOICE ,• .Jly United Press Jnlematlonal By United Press International Brl!illam Young and Murr11 Eaot Stale completed the 18-team W L ·PeL GB openiJI8 field today In the NCAA Miami ..•.•• 34 27 .557 tournament, a!ler winning playKentucky •• • ,33 28 .541 1 all games Wodnei!doY night lor Indiana •.•.•• 35 32 .522 2 the champlonlhlps of tb$' Minnesota .••• 32 20 .Sl6 2'h conferences. er," Reds General Manager New York, , , .16 46 ,258 18\1 Brigham Young turned back Bob llowsam said, "The conWest Wyoming 95.82 lor the Weatem tract we're offering Fisher is . · W L Pet. GB Athletic Conference title and the best he's had in baseball. n Oakland •...• 48 . 12 .800 MurrJ13 ~te defeated MorePete Rose, National League Denver ..... ~37 26 .587 12'h head 94-76 lor the Ohio VaUey batting champ last season, Is New Orleans • ,32 31 .508 l71h Conference crown. the only other pli.fer unsigned. Da1las ••.... 30 32 .484 19 First-round competltloo SalurRose, at home In Cincinnati, re- Loo Angeles •• 26 36 .419 23 da.y l!nes up like this: portedly modUled his salary de- Houston •...• 19 42 .311 29'h EAst-st. Joseph's vs. Dumand to $85,000 but the club did Wednesda,y's Results quesne, Davidam vs. VUlanova, not accept It Indiana 131 Dallas 96 Prlncetoo vs. :!l. John's. Gary Nolan, Jesse Hudsm Kentucky 128 New York 103 MIDEAST- Murray State vs. and. CloY Carroll will share the Oakland 140 Houston 134 Mar<P~ette, Miami (Ohio) vs. pitching dudes lor the Reds Los AJ18, 123 Minn. 118 Notre Dame. · 'ft'!!en they meet the PhiladelOnly games sche&lled MIDWEST- Trlrdt;y vs. Texas phia Phils at Clearwater Fridas Thursdlly's Games A&M, Colorado state vs. for their Grapefruit League op- Oakland at Miami Deyton. New Orleans at Houston ener. ~-Bri!illam Young vs. Reds Manager Dave Bristol Kerrtuck.}· at Denver New Mexico State, Weber State said his lineup would be sludded (Only games scheduled) vs. Seattle. with rookies during the flrst The championships, and autoweek of exhibition games beA thou!illt.dor the dO)': Ralph matic NCAA berths, of the cause man.v veterans had re- Waldo Emer1100 said "nothing Mls800rl Valley, Big Eighth and! ported late. can bring you peace but Atlantic Coast conferences will ywrselC." be decided after final games ·A !I ' { ' All-MAC camp and Roberto Clemente's ·after an 3-13 . season with the hitting marked an intra-squad Chicago White Sox, rejected a game played Wednesday by the new contract offer and said he Plttsb.lrgh Pirates. is returning to his Bayside, N.Y. Harrelson, who wtll be the home. Red Sox' first baseman 11 Third baseman Ken Boyer Conigliaro makes a oomeback 1 and outfielder Ron Fairly hit a towering homer as signed with the Los Angeles Boston's regulars beat the subs Dodgers . , . Tom Seaver, 16-12 5.0 in a six-inning game, in 1968, was bombed for four Conlgllaro, who was sidelined runs during a New York Mets for the 1968 season because of intra-squad game but Manager an eye ln.iurY, hit the ball GU Hodges said, 41 ft's too early solldly In three tries. to cut looae and the weather 1o "1 saw the ball well and am real happy," said Conigliaro, who now is consifJered the Red too ·cool." Dream Team Announced COLUMBUS (UPO- The seven Mid - American Conference basketball coaches may not atways agree, but they were in harmony 1n selecting steve Mix of Toledo, Gerald McKee of Ohio University and '· Westem Michigan's Gene Ford as unanlmous plcko lor the 1968-'9 AllMAC first team. College THIS WEEKS SPECIAL AUTOMATIC-ELECTRIC TEFLON . COOKER AND DEEP 11 • 88 lDestem MIDDLEPORT, D.. 07a.U ToMIUirtlltl ..._ ....... UO~h... h . TilUfllfiW ,rl. lllliCMIJ III(Mr IEJG-14 DO-l! 010-lS ~· f70-15 HJIHS 070-14 . Sllllhorn, fourth seodecl In lhe Melga IJ1vltaUonal Glrlo' Baskelblll TIIUl'Mme,._ w11 -.,; Saturdll)'-or posolbly, In some Brigham Young rallied !rom a feated 26-23 by Meigs Wed110...., cases, by playott games MQI. sevenojlO!nt halftime iloflclt to By United Preas Internatlooal afternoon at the llullllli p da.y. East defeat Wyomln8 Wedneoda,)' SOUthern was closeontheheels llut · all three wimer s get night. ~ Ulmo scored 27 and W J, Pet. GB of the wlnnen lhrough the entire automatic byes Into regional Doug Howard 23 lor BYU, lut Bol)lmore •• ..51 19 .729 contest but never caugtt 14). NCAA piO)', ochN!Ied lor Wyumlng'o Carl Aohley Philadelphia •. 49 23 .681 3 Meigs polnt-getten were Lolt March 13 and 15. The MVC and game honors with ;14. Wyoming, New York .. ..48 25 .658 4lh Sauer 10 Urda Hackett 7, Mar1 Big El!illt champs &o Into the althou!ill It lost tho NCAA bid, Hollon • • • . .. 42 29 .592 9\1 ilyn Brown 6 1od Down ScOU 3. Midwest region and the ACC was hojllng still to be asked to Cincinnati • • . ,36 36 .5oo 16 Southern scorers were J~~~e winter Into the east regional. take Its 19.8 record to tho NIT. Detroit. .....28 45 .384 24'h Dono\'ln 17, Trudy Maslonkl 4, Also sitting out the !lrst roond ""rra,y Stale took a 44-38 lead Milwaukee .•• 23 49 .319 29 and Irene Coq,er 2, with byes are top.,.'llked UCLA at intermlsalm m a1:curate free West The next game or the and santa Clara in' the West throw shootlns and Q!lickly WLPcLGB annual tourney will be 5aturdly, regional and PUrdue and extended Ita margin over Lus All8eles , . 47 25 .653 March B, at 7p. m. with the Meils KenWclcy In the Ml~st region- Murehead Stale to 58-42 In the Atlanta ••••. 43 29 .597 4 Frosh playing Athena. There wW al. Initial mlllltes ol the second San Fran••...36 38 .586 12 also be an 8 p, m. match that Chicago .•..•30 42 .417 17 Colorade and Kansas are tied hal!. night between Kyger Creek and Claude VIrden led Murr.a,y San Dido •••• 29 41 .414 17 lor tho Big Eight leaderShip Logan. Winners or tho 5aturdly with one game remalnlnr, and State with 27. Jerry Cooley had Seattle • • • . ,27 46 .370 20'h night games wm lldvance to the A1oenlx ••• •• 15 57 .208 32 the same Is true ol Louisville 16 to pace Morehead.. semi-finals. Wednesday's Results In other games Wednesdl,y and Dral<e In the l.!vc. The The public Is Invited. There lo ACC representative will emerge nlgllt; St. Bonaventure killed Dotrolt128 New York 120 no admission charge except for from a threeoda,y league tour- Creighton hopes lor a NIT bid Chicago 124 Milwaukee 108 the ch-lonshlp game. nament beginning I o n I g h t; with a 7f-72 victory, Mississippi San Fran. 114 Bait. 107 (Only games sche<Uied) North Carolina and South State stopped Alabama 67.ao and tho Air Force Acadoley Thursday's Games Carolina are the top-seeded Cincinnati at Milwaukee teams. defeated Regis 88-77. Boslon at San Diego THE DAILY SENTINEL ut:VOTED TO INTEIU:-'If OF Philadelphia at AUanta llttJGS.IIIASON AIIEA RICHARD S. OW£14, P'UIUSHEJI Phoonill vo. Chicago at CarbonO..ll•r TtnlfiiiW., Uiltll" dale, m. .....WIIIlell 111111.)" t>:otOt SI~IIJTiotOIILo Vtl111 P... llhlna CGmpalljl, Ill Yt-cflanle !II., (Only games scheduled) San Francisco Tops Baltimore, 114-107 By United Press lntematlooal plO)'. h was the old story of the The llJUets, who lead Phirookie vs. the veteran and you ladelphia by three games, can imagine the outcome. almost jRIIIed !roe !rom the Nate Thurmond completely Warrior's throWing grasp m nomilllted rookie or tho year Earl Monroe's amazing perforcandidate Wes Unsold In leading mance. Monroe scored 42 San Francisco to a 114-107 upset points, 31 ol them In tho second of Baltimore Wodnesda.y nl!illL hall, Thurmond scored 34 points San Francisco broke a 100-all and grabbed 28 rebwnda. tie as Jeff Mullins netted three Unsold, unable to penetrate points and TIJ..Irmond came up Thurmond's defense, was limit~ with a key fool throw with 2:36 ed to seven points, but managed remaining. to go up for 16 rebounds. Hctward Komives gained revBaltimore lost ground to idle enge on his old teammates by Philadelphia, bul maintained a scoring 30 points against Now 41h game margin over U!ird York, his hl!illest Plsloll total place New York, a 128-120 since being traded by the victim of Detroll Chicago swept Knlc:ks. Jimmy Walker added 29 Milwaukee 124~108 in other points as Detroit, which narrowNational Basketball Aosoclatim ly miased beating New York Tuesda.y nillll~ came throu!ill with some hot shooting. Da\le DeBusschere was hl!ill lor New York wltll ~6 points and 21 rebounds. He came to New York in the Ko_!lllves' trade. Jerry Sloan canned a career high 43 points as Chicago moved past Idle San Dle&o Into fourth place In the West by three THURSIJAY MIDDLEPORT EVANGELINE percentage points. '111at olot Is Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern the last piO)'o!! berth avallable star, 7:30 '111ursda.y night at the In tho division. Joo McGlocklin Masonic Temple; shower for the paced Milwaukee with 38 polnto. kitchen to be held. MEIGS COUNTY American Red Eldon Weeks • BAKE SALE, Pomeroy El.. Cross Chapter board meeting, mentary P. T. A. Frlday at Duke 8:30 p.m. Thursday at VeteraJUI Cleaners, Memorial Hospital SHRINERS DANCE seuion, PAST CHIEFS, Magnolia Temple, Pythian Sisters, Thursday, Friday, 7:30p.m. Masmlc Tem7:30 p.m. at home oC Mrs. Erlll ple basement in Mi&lleport. WORLD DAY or Pr11er SerJesse. MEETING OF MEIGS L o c a I vice, 2 p.m. Frid.a,y, &. Paul's School District Ohio Association United Methodist Church, Tupof Public &hool Employes, 7:30 pers Plains• SA11JRDAY p.m. Thursday at Meigs Junior !UGH SCHOOL donceparly, with High School; Dale Mcintyre, the JoYs, at Melp JuDior High In school employees reUrement Pomeroy rrom 8 to 11 p. m.; representative, speaking; all non· cerUfied employes invited. Re- ochool spmoored, _ , to tho public • fret~hments am door prize. MONDAY SOUTHEASTERN OIUOGuer,.. BETHEL 62, lntematlonal Orsey Breeders Assn. amual wtn.ter meeting and potluck dinner, der o! Jobs Doughten, 7:30 Mon7:30 p.m. Thursda,y, Southern day night at the Pomeroy MuonHigh SChool, Racine. Members lc Temple. and friends Invited. LAUREL CIJFF Better Health NAME CHANGm Club, 7:30 Thuri!da,y II the home HEMPSI'EAD, N. Y, (UPI)of Mrs. Gene Thompson. The Weotchoster Bulls, the New Brickl.a,yers local 32, 8 p.m. York GiiDI al!Diate In the Thursda,y, II the Pomeroy Le- Atlantic Cout Conference, will gion hall. Ro!reshmenl& wm be become the J..ong Island Bulls in served by Elza Gllmoreo~ tho 1969 aea1011 and pla,y their FRIDAY home games at Hotstra UniverMEN'S Brotherhood, Eater- ol~. 'l1le stadium there has 1 prise United Methodlsl Chur<b, seating capacl~ ol 7,500 and I& 7:30 Frida,y night II tho ·heme of COYered with Astroblrl. I ~.stest Way to Lovelier Rooms '' ,, ' ' r...,.I"Ol', Ohio, 'ln~P. lklll•n om .. ..._ tl141541, l:'.diiOr ..l Phonl WZ.ZU7. OHIO !UGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RESULTS By United Press lntamatlooal Class A Toumaments At Columbus Granville 83 Amanda Clearcroak 69 Heath 75 Ridgedale 61 Westfall 54 River Valley so ~ ..... PDIIIp~ld•Pcatro,,OIII.. ld"'rtl•hw "",....,..11.. !'kllltlft. tiii-GIIllalher, Inc•. 12 £att 4ht Sl., ,..,. von Clcy, N" York. s.iucrljltlon ......., O.li... . "" etrritr where atl.libl• U <tnll per week; - ,.... l~ lid-o• tl. 1111 0.11) SenllMI PJ,tG. Sil mardi•, aJLto. Thr~ -w, au~. ll)' Moler llo.a ........ CUTler IIII"YI...... IWlbi!Mr. 0.. IIMII'4h tuo. lb ..u: o.. 1"1" tJ2.10 lltJ ~au-r om.._ 11111111 11.2~ Th.-. -.11!1 ILOI. ~lftloa Jrlte tacl""" ~ Tlmn-&ellllMI. O·RDER NOW APRIL .I \ Licking VaUey 78 Big Walnut 69 . .- - - - - - - " " ' AI New Concord Frontier 69 ZanesvUle Rollecrans 66 At ChiUlcotlle Zane Trace RoBS 64 Federal Hocking so AI Canton Hlllsdale 61 North IJma 49 ~rlngi[ald Local 41 Kirtland 33 Let Class AA Tournaments Classified Ads AI Akrm Cuyahoga Falls 51 Barber1on 47 Help You Accumulate At Youngstown Extra Cash Youngstown Ursuline 60 Llbert;y In A Hurry' 53 Sell those unwanted, uoAt Canton U$ed .items you've been Marllngton 70 Cloverlea! 50 storlug away! . At I.oraln Lakewocicl 61 I.oraln 52 l'ou11 be surprised at At Berea the eager buyers wait~ John F. Kemecly 63 Cleve. &. ing with ready c a s h 62 lor the very things you At Eastlake North have no further use for. Cleve. St. Joseph 72 Comeau! 44 At Troy TRY ITI Belle!ontalno 44 !Fingtleld Catholic 42 AI Dayton Dayton Chamlnade 71 Dayton Roth 70 At Oxford Lebanon 52 Preble !l!awnee SO Middletown 78 North College HUI 47 j Wondering How To Cut Corners To Afford Your Vocation This Year? •' lllnall•• DIAL 992-2516 NOWI THE DAILY SENTINEL l• • I Final I ' i I II II I I I I IUIII TOPCOAII ILACU IWIA ... •~ '< Savings Up To 50% :· .-. ~ i: '' ~ . " ,. DOWNIE-GROSS •.~· •• I I ~: The Men's Store .. • • • •,.,•••••••••••••,_,••••••••,•••• AIR CONDITIONING NOW IS THE TIME, TO DO YOUR INSIDE PAINTINGI Othtr 1lz11 " .. ,...... 1M Southern Cals Win, Enter NCAA Tourney Manager Joe Gordon said he The amouncement was made Is pleased with the uspeed, by MAC Commissioner Bob Sox' regular center rielder. hustle. potential and spirit" of James. Clemente 1 who tlnished the the Kansas City Royals' expanlt marked the third straight 1963 season with a .291 average sion team • • • Dick Radatz, year Mix was named to the a!ler a slow start, hit a ~ClO-loot · • on311el~.!'"t;;lo'4h.. .~:: !lrst team. ~ord was ..al!lfJ ~· bomer and Plttsburgtr·, mariager · Bo b r· ~;.jz . ored as a JUnior whlle McKee Lirry 9-lepard commented. i:onsee batters ·durtni the was given a secood..team berth "rm glad to see his shoulder is Detroit Tigers' Intra - squad last year, not bothering him this spring." game . . • Dick stuart, who Joining them on the star-stud. Clemente's 1968 average was played baseball ln Japan during ded first team were Dan D' An~ his lowest since 1959. the last two seasoos, slammed toni of Marshall and Frank Luother Fronts four practice homers cliring the ka.cs of MAC~hampion Miami. On other fronts: Tony SoJatta, California Angels' workout • . . Because of a Ue for fwrth who hit 51 homers in tile Mike cuellar, acQJired from the and fifth spots, six players were prefers catching and resents Carolina Leaaue last sea1100, Houston Astros during the picked lor the second unit. They alternatl118 between there and was designed as the New York winter, was named to start the were Tom Lsgodlch and Doug first base. Yankees' first baseman and Baltimore Orioles' exhibition Grayson of Kent State, Ray A home run by Ken HarrelfUI cleanup hitter In their exhibition opener against the Minnesota Loucks and Walt Williams or Miami, John Rudley of Toledo and the quiet confidence or opener against the Washington Twins on Fridll)'. Tooy Conigliaro provided the Senators , • • Jack Fisher, and Dan McLemore of Bowling big news al tho Boslon Red Sox' acquired by the Clnclnnall Reds Score~ Green. 01 ""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I The three unanimous selec~ By United Press International lions were all three-year startEast ers for their respective clubs, Rcbstr 69 Wash & Jf!rsn 62 all led their teamo In scoring Swarthmore 86 Haverford 71 thla season and all threa eslablllclmell 89 Gell;rsbiJrg 63 Ushed a host ol new school rec&luth ords. Maryland st. 101 Bu!lalo St. 9! The 1968-'9 AU-Mld Amerl<an Mlsolsoippl st. 67 Alabama 60 Conference Team: Midwest First Team &. Bonavenlure 74 Crghton 12 Gene Ford, Western MlchiJohn CarroJI94CaaeTethll2 gan, 6..1, 212, Sr., ChlcllfiO, West Gerald McKee, Ohio, 6-.11 18S, Air Force 811 Regia 77 Sr·• Da,rfal. Tournaments Steve Mix, Toledo. &.a, 222, NAJA Sr., Toledo. (Jllatrlct6) Dan D'Antenl, Marshall, 6.j), Aohvll-llUtmr 90Newberry81 160, Sr., MuUens, w. Vo. Ollstrlct 18) Frw Lukacs, Mlaml, 6-1, Gamon 68 Wstmnstr (Pa.) 61 193, Sr., !l)>lvonla. Ollstrlct 30) Socood Teom Grmbllng 8S New Lo. 79 (ot) Tom La&odicb, Kent State, 60llstrlct 26) 6, 215, Jr., Canton. High Point 83 Elon 62 Doog Grii)'IOII, Kent State, 60hlo Valley Playol! 5, 200, Sr., I.oraln. Murray St. 94 Morehead 76 Dan McLemore, Bowling Weatem Athletic Playol! Green, 6-5, 185, Jr., Toledo. Brglrtn Yung 95 Wyoming 82 R.a,y Loucks, Miami, 6-10, 240, Sr., Battle Creek, Mich. The J":ftle of Malagasy Jo1o1J Rudley, Toledo, 5-10, have fferent words to 152, Sr., Benton Harbor, Mlcb. debscrlbe their hUIIIpba~~ Walt WIUiama, Mlaml, 6.:1, ze u cattle, which they ,.. 170 J Cln 1ma11 highly. ' r., • ' Rea. 16.89 SALE •. TO SCORES Tom Aaron ~ts Crack At First Base Post For Atlanta Braves ALL COLORS & SHAPES 6 oz. JUICE . 9 oz. DRINKING GLASSES 12 oz~ TUMBLERS 0 illffi& Brigham Young, Murray Meigs Ousts SAVE sso.oo I'' ",;•':: •. ''' �... • ' '' • ,i ·~· o.. Thill'•• Vlrch 6, 11119 , ,World P111yer l.y . . . . State Plannihg Bill Js .fft COLUMBUS (l!Pl) - GoY. Jamea A. Rhodea' llrat piece <#. major legislation lor the 108tll General Assembly - establiahment of a atate plamln~ clfice - was introduced Wed~ nesdi.Y in the Ohio Senate. lmple"""" the ~159 m!UJ,on bond lsoue approved laat No\>ember. Sources aa1d the public aa!ef;f bill could come nest Week, and ·the education biD In another two weeks. The bond issue measure was seen as several Introduction came one month weeks awa,y from lntroc:llctioo. ID tile daj( alter Rhodesf;-~Under Rhodes' proposal Wed- vealed his plans to the Gen al Assembly in the •:conditi or the State Message." sday, he 111JUld become the te's chief planning officer and would be able to appoint a Republicans and. two Democrats co.spon.sored the blll, Announce Serviees offered as an emergency meaS.. ure. Rep. Ralph S. Re!.'IIA, RFriday Afternoon NaYarre, lntroctJced the bill. "This Iegtalation reflects Gov. PT. P-LEASANT - F'Wieral Rhodes' concern for efficiency service for Edgar Eugene calli.. and economy in the executive coat, 45, will be held Friday,2p. branch of state governmenl •. " the sponsors said Jn a state- m., tn the Beale Chapel United ment released when the bill Metho:list Church with the Rev. Wrn. Bud Hatfield ani the Rev. was introduced. The state planning office bill Armor Sayre officiating. Burial wu the first of four maJor will be in the Beale Cemetery, Callicoat was a veteran of pieces r:i leg!slation expected World War 0, and a barber by from Rhodes Utls session. trade. He died Tuesday afternoon Education Bill A~ted Other bills to be seen include of smoke inhalation and burns sufthe omnibus education bill, pub- fered when an Apple Grove home lic safely department proposal he was visiting burned to the Four and sppropriallon legislation to ~oum.. He was born at Lesage, W. VL, Spring Luncheon and resided at Apple Grove with an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Plans to be Made Surviving in addition to the Uncle aid aunt are two half· Harry Bowen. PT. PLEASANT - Plans Cor the mnnual Sprilll: Luncheon of the Col. Charles Lewh Chapter, DAR, will be formulated at the March meeting of the group to be held Friday at 2 p, m. at tile APpalachian ~ower Company auc:li· torium. The luncheon is scheduled for April 12th with speaker alii entertainment to be announced. Mrs. Charles Cottrill will have charge ofFriday'sprogram. Hos· tesses for the afternoon include Mrs. Charles Proffitt, Mrs, Lou· is Bateson, Mrs. D. N. Connors, Mrs. Otis Rardolph, Mrs. Grant Stanley, Mrs. J.G.F. Johnson, Mn. J. A. Rodgers, Mrs. Dallas WU!ong aro:l Mrs. EuniceJividen, Club Ladies Study "'pore// Coloring REIDSVU.LE - The February mee!Jng of tile Reedl'lllle Long Bottom Homemakers Club liitd at the home r:i Mrs. Ulllan Pickens _.ed wltll members .._tlng the Lord's Prayer. Mrs. Margaret Brown read a J1!8m, uKnow Sometlrlng Good About You," and Mrs. Opal Har· rts condlcted the buslneas aeslioo. Homemakers' Day was an...,.ced for March 25, The lea100 topic WBI "Color and You," taugtt b;y Mn. Har· rta and Mrs. Marpret Grosoalckle, members made a cok>r aid ID be uaed lor aeelecllng fabric& and readymade clothes. Re!resiunenla were aerved by the hoateu ID the above and Mrs. . Maxine Whitehead, Mrs. Rulll Ame Balder11011, Mrs. Gladys Williams and Ka.Y Bal- derson. brothers, Hunter Brown, Apple Grove, and John Brown, of C&li· rornia. Friends will be received at the Mohr - stevens Funeral Horne after 6 p. m. today. Service Held Feb. 22 for Lorando Might Funeral sen-ices were held for Lorando (Ran) Might, Middle· Wll.l he ·c.t~lebriatCd , -·d ' PT. PLEASANT ;,. The 11119 World Da)' or P....,... ~ director ol plomlng who be a cablnet~ev,t advloor. by lllo Church w.._ tl!dto!dwiU All piiJIIIn3 lor lllale 111"'.,.... be celebraled with aervl~s Frl-' mont WQI]d be lllmeled throuah doy II 7::10 p. m. In lllo Bellothe olllce as well as plana for meade United Melhodlat !l)wch local projects. wltll """'"" frOIII each of the Other action In the Senate member churches of Church Wednesday Included passage ol WODiell United In Pl. Pleaoant a bill ID p r o h I b It medical sharing In leading ·the aervlce quackery and a second meA&· and offering proyera. ure ID make commediUes aont A allver o«erlng wiU be taken thl'GUgll the mall as an otfer <#. to s~ the work of Olurch sale a gift if tho reclpient clld Women United pfojeotowhich I"' 1101 requeat tho Item. Neither clede; education <#. women In 13 bill was O!IJIOIOcl In the upper ChrlatiiD colleges In Aslo, Africhamber and both were sent to (HOSPITAL NEWS ca, and Latin Ameri<O; p_.l.., the House todQ for cooalderatim of christian literature lor tlon. 18 foreltln countries; alcl to Jndl. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL an-Americans in oft reser'2tiCII House Passes, Bills ADMJTIED - Mrs. Walter eollegeo; rellpoua educaUmmaIn the House, WedneJday, a bill changing school foundation Couch, Pomeroy; ROOert See, Pt. terlals lor uaehurcbed children formula procedures ID Include Pleasant; ~Y Harris, Mason; In lmor-.dcy and 1'11!'11 m1111001, part.tlme students uncler 21 In Mrs. Vlctorllo Queen, Gallljlollt; aro:l tra1nbitr lor lay leadera ID the average dally membership oa.. Durs~ p~ Pleo-; Katie use these matertala. passed 89.,11, A bUI removing the HIQUDotham, Grimms Laro:llng; Tbe public Is Invited td'ktlend title of assistant commerce dl- Minor Smith, Letart; Mrs. Ropr the aervlce andJmnwitlltheDIIIQ' reciDr from the of!lce <#. the stover, Leon. people all over theworldwhowiU D~HARGED - Gehetle Cal- be united In prayer on lllot da,y. superintendent of bllllks paased amros, pt. Pleasant; Lawrenee 94-1. Four bills were up for final Jordan, Pl. Pleslllll; Mrs. Pow· rsadlng tocla.Y - two In ' each eU Reynolds, Pl. Pleoaant;. MilWOMEN TO MEET dred Garrett, PL Pleasant; Mrs. hoo.se. PT. PLEASANT - Tbe Mason Other legislation Introduced Jerry Zerkle am son, Letart. Count,y .Democratic Woman's Or· BIRTII - : Mr, and Mrs. Walter Wedneoda.Y WQIJd: pnlzition will meet Frlda,y, 7:30 - Eatsbllsh a minimum pa,y Couch, Pomeroy, Oldo, a c:taugb. p, rn., at the Pleasant Point Reo1 ~.soo lor full~lme firemen ter. sort ror a diMOI' honoring the and give cities rebates for pay .. Holzer Medical center, Firat president of the Wool VIrginia lng the minimum was-. Ave. Vlaltlng hours 2-4 and 7.,11 Federation of DemocraUc Wom-Remove t h e requirement p.m. Parents mly on Pecllatrlos en, Mra. J, Max Glll, ~rmort, Ward. W. VL Mrs. Glll will present tile Admlsskwla local club with Its charter during l'llblleallon r:i aclmlsalons Is ceremonies after the dinner. Resprohibited until lllrther notice. ervations J111.Y be madebycalllrw Births Mra. Maxine Nibert or Mrs. AlMrs. Walter D. Rl-r, Le- lene Plants. A quilt Which will be g!ven to on, W, VL, daugllter, 8:49a.m. a needy family wss completed Weclneoda,y; Mrs. Edward W. by tho Bradbury Arts and Crall Dura~ Mldclleport, 8011, 1:05 p. '' Club recently at the home ol m. Wednesday; Mrs. Vernon L. Mrs. Oleva Cotterill. Smith, New Haven, 8011, 1:35 p. During the meeting It was de- m. Wedneoda,y. clded to make a number at small Discharges quilts suitable lor elderly folks Mrs. Melvin L. Craft and ln11 ID use around their legs, A dona- !ant aon, Mrs. Don D. Price and Uon was made to the heart tund Want son, Mrs. Roger E. Wells j Mlllltt Jr., Charles Heft, Mar· garet Werner and Bob, BaiU· more, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph . .. Wear Red, A red volvo! robe ID be worn the Males TOPS Knotohors' monthb quiD, selected on the blala of weight lOBs, was displayed durllltl Tueeday night's meellrw II tile Meigs Count,y 1,.. tlrmary. by The robe waa made by Mrs. Judy Snowden. Mra. Rlltll ~eeds conducted tile meed!V attended by u1 KOPS, 13 TOPS," three turdes and aeven pigs. Mrs. Freda Davia was declared - n of the week, with Mrs. Ruth UJ'der.. wood the runnerll), Mrs. Sbirley Aah received the pig. Mra, Mar· orle Davis, the troogb, and Mrs. Clara Adams, Mrs. Doris Hens-ler and Mra, cecelia Mitch, the turUes. COrtlRcotes lor the division wtmen tor 1968 were presented durtrw the meeting. It was ..,. nounced that officers will be elected at the next meeting. '111e members completed research quesdonalres on reasOns ror ov· IHIRT FINISHING Club Members Complete Quilt ••111111 11 CIHitrl and a card was read from Ruth 216 e. 2nd.....,.,. 90 Mill t. Mlclcll• ~- , I I '. -to... prdtnl ."·'· 154.95 159.95 ' "·'· You dupUcate IIIIUre's own method ollndlcllnlson fedlllty wllh a Ollaon tiller. Hen'& why: Gilson'& perfect alidq and blendlnl acti41P mbleo up soil IJld orpnic matter thoroutlhiY,, • forma al..,., aorsled seedbed. AJ a remit, plllll l<lOII penetrate and reach out eaaily; moisture II aboorbed 111010 teadily; de<ompoaltion of 1011 minerols and orpnlc Wille taltes ~Inca quicker. Your prden ~oil ID a faster s1art and ftowen and vegetables arow b•F 1hiD ever before. OHson tillen feature extra heavy conttractioo, auaraateed tines (repaced free if ever broken), cut Iron par cese, adjustable tiDina widths. l'h to S hp. See 111 f« a demollstntlcm ill your OWD Jardco. Ebersbach Hardware ",Everything In Hardware" 110 W. MAIN -"PO!t1EROY Rio Grande since he dropped out. His only associaiiOJi with spor\8 is when he goes to watch .bls ' 16-year-old son, Frank, play for tbe Southern ... .... ' ' Com mlf tee • ' ~pl. , ... • Assorted Sizes FOR THE FINBT IN REMEDIB FOR COLDS We carry a complete stock of top brand products designed to bring relief to cold-sufferers! See us for all your health needs I . 20 count •. pq. Sunday 10:30 AM 12:30 PM ...d 5:00 !0 9:00 PM Wayno Swi ohet, Harold Lo~oo onl 'K'ooooth McCul• Iauth oro Y"'" lrlonlly phomach!&: • Swlohor ani Lohoo Ruall Dr111•· Thor han lei. proocrlptlon prictt and prompt ••nice and seven days a wHk. Let (We Are Not Open On Slildays) 'S ARKET ' IE ACCEPT FOOD COUPONS ....... S'F•. 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM to . ()pin ·/ OPEN DAILY 98~ lb. Wieners 3 doz.J.09 .... ,..,_ . ROUND French City EGGS · .• · MASON - Les Foreman, Mason. waa presented with a polaroid . camera IIIII a card by the malatenance crew at .- . Foote MineraL It read as foJ. '69' t;'~U g-"el f· .... Jr.·fd UI · · Maion.eount;y !:,"';,,:;:~ ;,t wtahes tirement and If you tblnl< all ol ua Eager Beavers will miss you , h<!re at work, You're MASON.:.. ·n.e "'"'"'m•'-•'s ei<8C1ltive 11111 <u1- Rich~ ... " 1111'11 arta commt~a met"'""' ~*~ d.,- II the court hOuae annex In • Point Pt.....L , . Under the autdan<e or Maoon CouriQ< 110memak8r~~ ~ ·. president. Mrs. · c,. E. ErWin. C~rleston Southside, W, Vo., the Eltecutlve , Committee plaoned thobudgot for • · 1869, ID be uproVed It the AprU . MASON - what better woy Is there ID undors- II.'IYertunent 8th counb', counCil meetii1J, !han tO obaerve lCWa1 seaslons MrL John McDaniol1 Mason, 0 t lllo te nd '"--·-cultllral arts c~ of the Sellt!, a ,....., ol rep~ . . .., •~ntadve•? ·. · ·'' CounliY, diiCUIIed .the conlmlt,. ••s plana tor. year's ex· lblt'a ~hy five ·members of hlbltofuto a•xt'cralls.111ec...,. MaiiOil'a 'Youlll' Fellowihlp abo 11 .cultural arta chairman will tero:led I seu!On at lbe capital in Charleoton. •, work with th.e cultural ll1l chairMr. 11111 11ri: Rlcliard W••man of ...<!~ holnemaker't club ~ In 111o coU!Ii.y •lil ·....trl"" quilll,y brlcht and lhti '~v. ~.owen xarts aiitf ·'<rafli--A'~ttee 1101 ICCUI1Pinled Debbie Iones, U · COcllla Smith, Marvin Newell, wl be appointed· ID_jlt!fge quaD- Bruce Alexander, Be-•· carcy .... ortglnalley. • " Attero:lltW the .meett0,a were sOn, all of Ma.... and llollb,y "--Jlys, New Haven, oo the trip. Mrs. .....,In, Mrs, McDanlol, . , .AI,.,_ lilu Cindy Fotdesorw Mrs, Aaron Fowier, llrl. Sheri- aDI 'Richard Ord both Junior dan McLerran,> Mrll; ·WIIIIur .· · . . ' I Pllnl8 Mrs O..ioa y.,..._ ·,.II Wahlanil, wore amq 1100 sQio • • • ' denlt who attended the 1"'""' MrL VlriU Rurrls, Sr. and Mrl. "Kaow your State Gover&.-;;;;! J, ManhalL Doy"' In CharlestDD on Moblay, 5 Youtlu Go To USDA Choice 69~ crt. . Pr'e·pareS. ?.::t.::!=!~=i:t.i:~:=?.i=:=:===:~~=*~::=:~=~==::o;~:-~====~===~===== twa I TEAll 9:00 to 7:00 9 POMEROY Ul pr01criptl... •d ,drvg no..io. tli~U~Itt. drug prices ' fer •II yiour tfti'Ye yalu. ,"1 • j. '* : , ' . '.ir ~ ·.4 Show us a lady who doubts a modern Gas dl'yllr can do her lronin1. and we'll show you a lady who wonders why everyone's so excited about the new Permanent Press clothina. 011, she's 1ri1c1 Permanent Press. She's washed them, .hunc them out to dry-and gotten clothesline c·reases. clotl1espln puckers and droopy knees that IIlii !lied plenty of hand ironina. Pity. Somebody should tell her that the wonderful new Permanent Press clothlns is made to he dried in an automatic dryer Most Permanent Press lahe!s say the prmtnts absolutely 1111111 have gentle lumblt·aclion to pap out the wrlnkln and snap bact< the creases. '' • 1 ' ·ilide~Baskefbatl ', . . . •, 1\.,t' ,'.A, mL'. She $hould know that a Gas dl'yllr can do her ironing for her. Slacks, shirts, dresses. children'l ~ clothes, shiets, 'pillowcases. stretch clothes, knits and dozens of Othfr Permanent Press 'miracles are et he.t store 'just Waiting lot her .to set, the light. Soon she'll he able to buy everythin1 wtiish~blt in·Permanent Press and retire her Iron lo the attic Ia keep the wash!Jolrd ·• company. .•• And somebpdY should let her know that penny·•·load ps dryert -d'Y everythin1-Permanent Press or notfor aboU!one·fillh what it costs to run an electric dl'yllr. Poor lady. Somebody just hu to tell htr. • . • Win• 1011 do it? Please? . . • • "1.~~ . ~.;\}'. J .. -~· -~· ~"jl,o ·.' ' ' ~' .....;,.-~.· I, ..'' 1 •f'\<1f,:~ • I I . ~,- ' 11~. ... ,. ~ ' . LETART, W, Vll'f ,,!J\ q m m 7 adairy ~ . . Roush, Letart, ~!eDt or ihe , . Alii Eddie CarlOn, Dl<lil,•a FFA Chapter ibr Farm Award, "' orolller gota ~at 5 L'm. atPe>Beta ~at 4:30 each *"nlrw ID . ..... State Collep whorehelu .rc: the" 11111W chores' on .thof~l- 'freshman. iJi ....... tO blocks .... ly •. dairy tarm. He il.;the 8011 !oro biJ PI• ID the oehooi r.tia of Mr. and Mra. Albert,Jtou~h. ID -~ Calves, nUx fted,lllllpar· lllclde carson; MiiiOI), li!ta • ~/orin other dutit'l that ao with up at 5:30 ea~h morntrw, accCII'Jio r.rin!JW. . lng to his mother, · carson. T¥•· . the !-"FA Star 'l Dlckla alao bas mlAJ doluool!"'t CO ,haven't the time or desire to play. I've got to get up early in the mornin' to get to work on time and I m not going to waste a lot of energy playing Initiation Planned •.. . '· i "•'v ·FRA,W:IS, lower 1e11; llllehs ·ta dad, t~o~n;­ tllevot l'r•~· tell ~lm .a~ ,lbe doys wloea ,., "" colleJe balblboll'o lead!•l iWter al Rlo: Graide· C.l"' ~·· trtdl!l- •. !,. ' . .' ' ' ' geta every winter to p l a y 'f ICE CREAM . with local plck·UP teams. "I Three OftlhS Rise Ea~ly Borden's Elsie Bra00. BEST PURE '. lo\ SEE OUR PHARMACISTS --;-' ____ ::.·.-; ;:<: - .. ' · When his coniract expired, It wasn't renewed. 8 e ·v o ctme home to Wellsville. Ohio, bounced !rom job to job. on\t•finslly ui~d the re· mainder of f!is Globetrotter eamlnis .to, buy a hom e. "With' a wire and two kids 1o iupport," he says, "I had rio cl\l}lte but to go out and eamfta living like everyone . else, Bevo uys the bluest rril•· take of his life was signing wlllt the Globetralters. "II I bad II, lo do an over aralia; I would have stayed Ia sebool. Tbal dellft woultl ha,Je meaat a lot to me IDday; Wllltoul II, I have lo Local High School foolboll work In the ateel mUI, but team . Frank Francis Is fl. tlt.it'a an rlfht because tile !oot-4, 225 pounds, and the ltitJitY Ita' hod for tile team's star end. boar• 1/ · at ill. But I eould have ba II a easier with "He also was a pretty good t•~t .de""'.'-' basketball pI aye r," says . Bevo says he rarely sees a Bevo. "But he quit lite team. Last season lbe team was 0· basketball game anymore, 19 and Frank couldn't stand and he hasn't been back lo the frustration of losing. I felt had that he quJt, but it Editor'• Note - Bevo rewas his decision. He spends •' turned ID Gallla Coun\y on 11 his spare lime now pumping least one occasion after leav- . gas at a service station ln · llV RIO. He was on haro:i lor town." Now 36, Bevo says he's Rio Grande College'a Home-still In playing shape, but coming ceremonies ln Galli .. turns down the requests he . polls In November, 1965,) Compact modtlo -lor amatl inodlll ~--­ Haa'll·dut)' QUALITY IS UP!! LOW LOW ,• .-~·, ' TILLERS . Mrs. l'hlllp Mllllt~ Belle!OI1!alne; Mr. and Mrs. Dsvtd Mlpi, Pleasantville; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacks; Proctorville; Harry Rob- . . « -~.1-0.n' Bloaser, Groveport; Mr. and erts and Darrell Roberts, AmeoYIIIe; Gory White, Kim, Pam and Jobn, Circleville; Mrs. Neva Sowers, Malta; Mrs.laabelleSnlder and Rober! .Brown, Athens, and Rev. R. D. 8111'1111, Lln<aater. .. : •• , ~'RANK A CLOTH DRYER THAT DOES MY IRONING_? and infant daughler, Mrs. Her- " ' Start.your garden this way. and watch !! grow I · Velvet Robe SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At5 port Rt, 1, Feb. 22 at Martins Durst thanking the club members bert 5itields, Robert B. Atldns, Funeral HomewlththeRev. Ches- !or baby gifts, Mrs. Georp H. Smith, Mrs. ter Lemley olllclatln~. In respooae ID roll call mem- Francis L. Stephono, Jacob E. Relatives and friends attend- bers displayed homemade val en· Ball, Gregory T. Bane, Mra. ~ !rom out.of.tovm were Mr Unes. Mrs. Jackie Reed presld- William 0, Bamlll, Wallar E. .. . Mrs, Ruryl White, Mr:'-.arni~ at the meetln~ wltll Mrs. Ar- ~aeit;.. ~~ ~ illJan, l!rJI. :; t.itJ: R, D. Hlll, Chesapeake, w-. "1ene 1/avls giving tile secretary's ;:JOra ~ llrll lilmrton ij. •• Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Horton report, end Mra. Durst, thotrea- lure, Drewy Gore, r.lrs. Cosby and family, Mrs. Elinor wnuam. surer's report. Mrs. Ethel Col· Hollbrook, Chester L• .kllea, Max 1100, Charleston, w. VL; J 0 h n Una reported on the flower tund. D. Kuhn, Richard A. Lakin, Mrs. Mlpi, Falrbome, Ohio; Mr. and The afternoon was spent quilt- Bessie M. Mamon, Mrs. MadeMra. Jolm Mlgllt Jr., Nancy and lng and attencllng besides thole line McCarcy, SlsanM.Ohlln~. Jenny; Mr. and Mrs. Donald named were Mrs. Hllda King, Mrs. Nancy Scurloek, Mrs. RobMight, Mr. and Mrs. WUlard Mrs. Bernice Wino, and Joy who ert S. Sneclden, and Worthy B. Might, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs. resides wltll the Reeds. Tate. Johl Knotts, Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Walher, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Jacks, Mr. John Kerr and Wanda Jean Rupe, Columbus; Clarence Queen Will ' .. .e"'elll>~ 11le door priM w:ai w.On ,bY Mrs. Ve.nll,~'t_ ·.~ < . ' .,._ ' ' ' ,, Libvciry ·is Discriss~d · t The Dllli Sorcillelo """'''''"!'·~· 4 - .' . I ., ' NEW HAV~ - The N e w ed u • new member, Mrs. EdBoven' w0m81!•i 'club- F.K wiD ' ~. librarian, tallted.., 25 for llo reiUiar 'III!IOIInB at the the '!Orldng <#. the UbrarT and New Haven Clcy Ulirary, 'I!Ool. ,llatod thai "-"' though the dlf eueo Mrs. ~~ Ford, Ia ..,. .I ll charge, the llbrii'y !Irs; Paul Scally and Mro. aw-. atiU Ia a part of the Womin'o los Smith, A~~ dfshc<llmer cloo -am. IJie also reminded .... held, ronowed by the Unual .members or the bookmobile pst nlllllt - · 'the 1nv9- ·llopplng at Mason. Mambero caUon no by lira. BUi Uhi sl!(g- were reminded or the $uo for lng "The Lord'I. Pra)'el'.~ the Poarl &lei< Fund, 11M! buolaeso 1110at1aa was opThe -am was preaented ened by lllo ptelldont, Mra. I'll- by Mrs. Paul B. Powell, usPfte Heater. Mr. Ubi #len sang, JJJI. 'u her topic, .. Memories.'' "I BeUeve." .. Sie pve a remme ot the New !Irs. La~<! llarrla wtia accept. II"'CCA Woman•s- Club ibice 111 ~ In 1958 111\d of accomJoin Group of 500 pllahmento during t h e years. Mra. ~ell was a chartsr mem. ber of the club, It was announcStudents on Tou.r ed that the club had collected MASON - M111- Clnl,y F,P"' "'"" $200 lor the heart lllnd. -.ctlng the meeting were 15 song and Rlc.,rd Ord, both Wa· hama Junior11~ were amoag 500 members and tJJree ~sts, Mrs. students who atten:led the annual Joaeph Paugll, Mrs, Paul PoweU "Know Your Stole Government and Mr. Bnt Uhl, . Day" program ol the West Vlr· wer, Hardan, Fnoch, ta llbuler. 1bo '!'!"' . .. be held·II the holiio of ' In !irracuae. CA(l 992-205, / FOR PROFESSIONAL , LAUNDEIIEiiS & DRY CLEAMING IIGmel••••ry 2nd glnia Education Association Mono- in nothing games. rve had all the basketbaU I want, anyway." His us·polnlt agalalt Ash· land oiUI slaad as tile moot ever scored In one eollege game. But Bevo IIeure• aomebody will evealually score more. "It'D bappen. I'm ourprlaed nobody ·has donel1 already. Astbey oay, reeord&_jire made ID be brekea, alld I wou'l feel bad • ·hen Jt happens." Bevo says he rarely hears from Oliver, even though they w e r e close at Rio Grande and with the Globe· trotters. Oliver now resides in Springfield, Ohio, but Bevo says he isn't coaching bas· ketball anymore. "Last lime I saw him," says Bevo, "he was running a hot dog stand." Mrs. Thompson day at the Charlestoo Civic eon. ter. 'lbey were accOIDJIInled by Mrs. carol Hlck)nan, eighth and ninth ~ Social Studies teacher. The prOgram Included a panel discussion by membort or the State Boord of Public Works and the president or the State Supreme COurt, an address by Gov. ArCh A. Moore, Jr., and a tour or tile sta"' CIJiitol buDding. Hop DOWN EASTER LANE! The Kiddie Shop Fashions For Lillie Boys &-Girls "JEANIE" PANT DRESSES, PANT SKIRTS, SHIRTS AND SLACKS. SIZE 3 TO 14 Buy her the C01J111Iete Outfit-Hat, New Zealand's Sutherland FaDs is one of the world's ~..'!:'est. It cascades from e Quill 2,000 feet down a preclpice. leaders for March meeting and Mrs. AJbert Thomp&on. recrea.. Uonlesder. Refreshments were served by the hostess ID Mrs. Donald Haynes, Mrs. Howard Roush, Mrs. Lleulo Roush, Mrs. John Smith Mrs. Harry !bats, Mra. Ray' ThompSOJl, Mrs. Leo Thompson and Mrs. Lyle McCOrmick. NAME BRAND SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE SHOE BOX 'Purse. Also Many Styles in .... Polly Flinders Nannette SPORT COATS fbt/'olldTiny Town BILLY THE KID SLACKS, ROB ROY SHIRTS-------- ---------LAY·A·WAY FOR EASTER WHERE SHOES ARE SENSIBLE PRICED Middloport, 0. ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. By Sorority Group Host to Oub PT. PLEASANT- Final plans for !ormal Initiation, di!UlOr and lhli:T 'javo(bien ~fi ~ ~ Gimmo ll'haptet l::.nj~ Cfii· <· 'VEN- The Avalanche Omega Sororlzy ;., be held on Home Demonatralion club met at Sa•-...o... the home or Mrs. Albert Thorn... _...,, March 15, at tile Moose 8011 for Ita rem•lar ........ with Lodge. Rutll Johuoon, a new m-~.. pledge sister, wW be given r..-.. Mrs. ~ry llaats, preatdent, mallnltlaUon 'at 5 P. m. followed presiding, Devotlma were led by a accial hour aro:l dlmer wltll IQ> Mrs. ~ Thompson, Mra. husbands and gueats Included. Harry !laata, Mro. ~leulo Roush, The dan<:e, whlch 'ls opentDthe with ,Mrs. ~ ThOmpson singpublic, will be hold !rom 9:30 p, ~~ 11'1lreah TbGu the Bread <#. m. ID 12:30 L m. Tickets are $5 The, I per couple and proceeds will be esson "You, Your Weight used IQ> the oororley lor their and Your Food" wss presented communley proJects. Music for by Mrs. Leo Thompson, !ollow· lho dance. will be by the Vap- ed with a goneral cllaeuaslon. bonds. Tbe group dlacuased havlntt a meal aarved by the Appaiaeh.ian &,IIPUcaace department and the COlUI1V councU SOLDIER HONORED havlrw a booth at tile lair In PT. PLEASANT - Arl!lj' fP- 1 1961, . with everyone donating clallatA Grqory D, Fowler, 2.'1, Items for sale. , om of Mr. IIIII Mrs, Aeron E. Gitto lor the club'o February F~ler, Route I, Point Pieas- blrthdo,y were preaonted by Mrs. lilt, was lllllled .lanuarJ's sol- , Leo Th~~q~aon. Glme prizes cller of the month IQ> the 66tit were """ b)' Mrs. Rai ThompMalateoance BaUaliDD n e a r son, Mro. ~lo Roush, Mr .~ Baumholder, llerma!w. He Ia 1 Howord Roush, elerk Ia ~ C. lila wile, Mrs. Leo Thompam end !Irs. Jutlf, Is wllh him In German7. lloword Roush wiU be le1100 Prices· .,.")I"J" ' "' "'' JTS -•lion ' \ - . LASte . · Jas.h.Wrt jf. ® (.J'wfs }6~ . ' W• do . fttshiGI!ilgllt by Ill!'.girls and yours! As ain1J,IIir of lad, yoli'ft find we'·re VASELINE. lOO's -........ NACIN -.-................ HAIR TONIC ............... ,.... REGULAR 43~PRICE ,_. lA PRICE! ......... Reg. ~ ... Rag. lEW TRUSHAY LOTION 73~ 41 Fltsh Bandage1 BRUSH LESS 55~3 77 SHOP At DUTTON'S YOUR MONEY BUYS THE .BEST I �.. " J • - • ..,. ~ ioni'W, .Wea on~ SaturCJoy, I ,' \ " -- .. ' iaoi...-Midlllopclri ' j .,. , · ~ ....-r~otMI'aaLoutlla' •~ AridtMr-:'.. , aiatEit, ,-,Jilu· ~venU. t ~ dl!lllhte~ ol ,.., and Mrs. ' \'..... 1!111 the brljliio\n• I!Gih Otho, You~W ol llllr~ 0111o, wor\1 pno ot ·mlilt green bro~~~- o1 Mo1Ja and Codocl' 1!1!1eta,,wlthe!IWite walata :Mr, Glr): ~runder .otSeville wa~"'' arid ·c• aleewa, They e~rrted ooloinnlztd in ~ Filth . Unll«< yellow and white mians.- Tile ·Melhodlit ohurcti, lllrbo,jj., at gown• ·of tho brtile ·and ·her at· 6:30 p. m. SlturdJ.y, Match L lelllllnts were'.h.debylhebrkle'a Tbe bridegroom is the foster mother. aon of Mr. and Mrs. James Knecht The groom"saitendant was hia or Seville. 1be double ri~ cere- brother, Jl)' i Grunder.' Larry Coli...,, ~ waa perlormod by the Rev, Orton Aublhl lollowlq;: nqptlal muolc )hi_ch included "God Gove Me You" by. ~iseri "At Dlw~ irw" by Cadman; "Jesu. Joy oC Man's Desirt~·· · 'b¥. Bach, and "The Sweetest Story Ewr Told" by StultJ. '... White and yellow mums with green 1rxl white ribbonsdecorated the church lor the·,.edcllllJ, Gi'o'en In marriage by her Cether, the bride wore 1 white gown of brocaded taffeta styled with an empire waist 1 long sleeves coming to a point over her '-Ma and a train. Her shoulder length veil was attached to a pill bot decorated with rhinestones. She carried a white Bible tq;J.ped with white roses sill lily ofthewlley. Miss Inez Young, sister or the bride, was the maid of honor. Wrigltt was uohOr. For her do!lllhter'o woddlq;:, Mrs. Young chooe 1 -ed knit greel\ shift with which she wore brown and 'fltite accessories and a white mum corsage. . Mrs, Knecht wore a ntted 118.'Q' blue dress, blue and white accessorieis, and a white mum corsage. Following the weddir'€, a re-•!'PliOO lor 100 people wo~ hekl tn·: We basement ot the church. The roUr..tlerweddlngclke,blked by Mrs. Donald Wright of Burbank, WI& decorated wtth green rose &C!cents. Assisting with the servina were Mn. Lucllle Hesa and daughter, Barbara, and Mrs. Clara Rapp and daughter1 Julia. Guests were ,from .Pomeroy, Col~s, Wooster, W~stSalem, Creston, Rittman, Shreve, North canton, Akron, seville, Leroy, Lodl, Ornine, .BarbertOn and Sterlirv. . The bride graduated fran Nlll"' wayne lligh School, Mr. GI'UI'dtr is . a graduate of the Cloverleaf High School and is employed al Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. at Leroy. The coll)le will reside at Read at the meeting presided over by Esther Ridenour, councU· or, was a letter from Beatrice SJoeck, state secretary, pertaining to the consolidation or the Chester and Forest Rose coon- 5eidenabel were -guests at the meeting attended by 27 members. Plans were made ror the observ~ ance or quarterly bir1hdays at the March 18 mtetlng. Potluck refreshmetts wtllbeservedthen. ells. A grab bag sale was conducted It was reported that Maude . follawing the meeting by the good Ross is home from the hospital of the order cominittee. and that cards may be sent to her at Otesttire, Box 124. It was also noted that Mary Bahr Is Ill and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, son. Sadie Trussell thanked the lodge for get-well cards durl~ her recent illness. Nettie Hayes ani Margaret Rutland, and daugltter, Mrs. Jim Carpenter, Columbus, atleodod . f ...---- - ---------- --------- - -, 1 I J)() /T NOW! I 1 ,1 POW ER• yAac 1 l CLEANING SYSTEM 1 I .. 'I1 I I I I I t 1I DON'T WAIT 1 FURNACE CLEANED TODAY. All The Dirl In One Simple Operation I1 PORTABLE WELDING, HEAVY EQUIPMENT. CERTIFIED WELDERS. I CHASE HARDWARE 1 1 the 13th Annual Dlspetch Charities Gord111 and Flower Slow &incloy at the Lousehe Building m tile Ohio State Falrg,·oiUidS. They vtew_eci 15 beautllullanclscapecl gardens which leaOirod live blooming Dowers, trees and shrubs and severaJ booths that ollerod numeroua houseplanto and a dlopll)' or Dora! arrange.. ments sllltable lor various occ:a- :~EJI;J~~~~R.~-~~a~g t !} •s~;,;Y al~ MU~S, NO FUSS - HAVE 'lOUR • ~:' h~~ 1f:. vlolted the herb , :: I ~n and tile groond art show, Mterlcan Legion hall, Beverly I Mra. Pari<er Is a member at Place, betdnntng al 1 p.m. The I the Rutland Friendly Gardeneri. legion auxiliary . will serve the The Parkers were weekend dinner at 5:30 p.llll, and '.~se~I gueslo olthelr dausltter and ICI!· vatlods ore to bo mode wlw .the I ln~aw, Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter oouncll depu\y. 1 and oon. Jl)',ln Columbus. They All state ollloero, past Illata 1 also visited her slater, Mr. and o!flcera, state commltteii' mel11I Mrs. Charles Simpkins ancl dau- hera, depatles, put depaUeo, gtrtors Charla and Melissa. district orncero and 'their escorto are asked to atlfncl a del"· ty meeting and practice lor the rally on &IOday, April 13, I p.m. at the Chester hall; During the meotlng, ~ctecl by !4ra. Della ·w; councilor, the golden wedding amlveraary • We hurry to your home - the quickett •~"'lc• po.. ible. of Mr. and Mrs. 'Neutzllni W.a • We protect your home with Red amouneed ror April 13 at the Corpets - your Moytog, too. • w. un only genuine Maytog foe· Trinity Unlteci Church or Christ. I Loculi St. 992-251l· Middloporl Red Carpet Service · . tory ports . No sub1titut .... • "'lvrk h p•rformed by Maytog, com• onyotrained te,hnlcians. • • leove eYetything neat as o pin • '!'' ' "' • .'• . ' . aod c I• on yot.ll' Moytog. w, leo"'e a poetogeopold card fOI' y~ to e"'olwat• aur _wOI'k. Air Problems in Pakistan . ~- ' p.na\tan ' Showing Our lxcluitv. Mlytag Bldg. Used Exclutively ,_CERTIFIED MAYTAG SERVICE. IHAT'STHEBEST . Problems !4ctrw llmUles Iii Pakis-*n .Were ~llc;baaed Tuesda)' nlgbl ' b¥ ·the W~en'o Sootety or ChristllliSOrvlce, Eaat Letart Unltlld :~Uat C¥cb. 11 Tea Tfme"hi'West Paklatlrl" ""' the tiJ!e or the·prGgram preo-' oeli!M by Mrs. tertrudeMaJIIal. , She 'll'Oke of~ !he church\ la lnvolvecl In · he~ people. find solutions lor their problems. A special btrthc!ay .o!lerlnewastatcen dqrilll the meetlrv. Allriounced at the meetllli """ ducl«< 1>¥ MrS. Mary llcluoh, p~olilont, ,.11 ll)e annual meettq;: -oi the ws. c.s. Portomoulh .• · dlotrlrt, to ~ held on ""rU 24at :"out~~~lii< Church at Poria- . Room were gi.Jn by . I MrL Rouoh. Ferne-~ and Mrs. Hazel Fox served a lllld course at the cbnoluolon,.!If the meetlrc jo thoae named. and Mrs. Lucy Donohew, Mrs. Julia Norris, Mro. .lfarle Norrlo, Mrs. Bar-~'" IJupo, and· Mrs. Mildred Donohew. )IEI:ll' AT 6 FRIDAY Membara of the MlddlOIIOrt. Pome"" ·llolar)' Club and ~ wlvee are to moot at 6 p.m. Fi1clay atlhelleatUielbodlltCioJrch to mallero lor lhe Eattar Seal Sale of the Melp Couni;y Chapter ol the Crlwlecl Cbu; Clren's SOciety. • , '"'): ~' ... .Unto#" ..,... !\OWe ••-orwno!* ""' Pat1anrted lor 7:30 on b'"""' • - Wt Glvt You The lest Tra... ln Allawanca For Your Prese1t Washer Why luy Whtrt Y01 Hot ADHk Of Tht S.I'Yict ..,.lr? Pill Gtt IH CarJIIt S.FYict Here an• • Surtt · Rutland Fu ,_2-4211 SINEX (NASAL SPRAY) LOTION - 12 oz. ---- REG. 1.69 - D-CON IS cc. REG. I. 29 ~ . BiAlY:, MJX.-~-: :- ··+ REG. 98c · · 't ' ,. REG. 79c NEW PERTUSSIN WILD · RRY COUGH SYRUP .. ' JOHNSON$ . --- CALGON BATH OIL BEADS ' ,. :~\ BABY OIL oz. FAST! FREE! DELIVERY! 10 REG. 1.39 .. BY DER 14 oz. REG. t15 Pepto- aocjijf !Gt. blrlhdi.Y earCis. A Wt SeFYict Your 01• Wringer Was•tr an• Ytur AutOMatic ICK EFFEaiVE: 1.0.;00 ' Sundcly, .J. •f " .' YOUR SHOPPING · ·GUlL REG. 1.49 1.19 CORN HUSKERS ,. MAKE POMEROY VICKS STOitJ"flQrJR$·. · nay't ·aaraa' ·' ,. , II.IL1PGrt ·Oi .. llf' FCIC!~~nthankedthe Delaware, ,Pennoylvanliiila New Jeriey, Ge<lrata a ConnecUcut, 1n 111•1 ·Order. Marti! 21 at tlit c~~ ooclal -tre the first five atatee to r~ iltvollona tramll>e IJpP,r . f&llly ~ ConstltutiQII. . . · . 1.59 . 202 EAST MAIN ST. POMEROY OHIO ". Mrs. . Q.V . O. OIL ' l . ..:oilveln!.. , · Mrs. Neutzllng lsplanlatotCouricU 17. Re¢rled Ill were Mrs. rau. Son Born Wednesday SWes, recuperating at the home of her grlllldclaug,ter, Mrs. BarMr. and Mrs. Eclwarcl Durat bora Fry; Mrs. Carrie Meln· ol 127 South Third Ave., Middle· hart and Grover Erb, both home port are amounclnC the blrfll or from the hoapltal. The death ol a oon, Timothy F.dwar<i, born Mildred ~ncer•s huobend was Weclnelda.Y at Holzer Hoopltal. also reported. The baby welllhecl oil' poundo, 11 Also no1«1 during the meeting ounceo. was the hoapltallzatlon or liarGrandparento are Mr. and Mro. old William Lemley, now at the Jameo l,loecl ol.Middleport, R<IUte ChUIIcolhe Veterans llospl~... I, Mr!t,Mary),Jurat of .Pomeroy ~-~~ -~jlery on Feb. ~all! J!'!llli kllliatba'; ' · tWM:triclnna'll hospital. Lonl!iy; •llfi Lo' ·~ ll<illll'lld llf. 'lliid • will undergo pilyslcal therapy. Mra. Herbert Mill~ of MiddleHe ia In bolldhig 24 at the Chll- port, Roote 1, and Mr. and Mro. lloothe Veterans Administration Ed Durst ol Ook a., l'llmeroy, Hospital. are grelliir"!'d!Jorento. A thank7'ou note waa read from Mia. Kate GoodwlnlorllDwers sent at the time ot her father's death. The 95tll blrtllda,y or ' Mrs. Fomle McNamee, a charter ·melilber or the Council, ... noted and II was reported that In addltloo to congratulatory mea. -ages sent, several members vlsll«< her on the annlveraary date. A St. Patrick's Da,y part;y waa plamed lor the nert meetlnl. The prize package dCIIated 1>¥ Mro. Nettle Hayes was ... by MrL\ Marpret Selllenable, .r. PHONE '--------;;...;....--..:.:: Rally Announced ne 47th amual rally ol Dislrlct 13, Dautlhters of America, to bo held in Marietta m May 8 waa announced during a meeting ol Theoclorus COUncil 17, Moncloy nlsltl at the lOOF hill. - In a leiter !rom Mro. £41th Wal<eil'. Marietta, district dep111;y, tile local council was requeoled to Join wltll Guiding Star Councll at ~acuse to recelve the state aDd national olllcere attendlngqt'e n~. Gulden Gleam .Cocmcll 254 will BEN,. FRANKUN~ OPEN FRII!AY & UTURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 9 MR. AND MRS. HOWARD LEE OF ROUTE I, Slrdlo, Olllo, alli10IIII<e the enPiement ol their yOur.!eot da!lllhte~. Nancy. Kay, to Zenith Chevalier or Belpre, ... or Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cbe·lllller ol Reedsville. Mlss Lee, a 1965 grachate of River lilgll School and later I gra~illte or Mounlllil State Ceillege in Parkersburg, Is employed as &.secretary at the OU. Pont Plant at Parkerobwi!. Mr. Chevalier is a 1960 grlduale from Eastern High SChool at lteedsvllle, and sened tour :years · In the U. S. Navy. He Is aloo employed at the DuPont Plant. A !all wedding is belrv plamed. 1------------------------ ----.J l v••~~:·:d~:.d i:':;ic• 'd Nancy Kay Lee, Betrothed Attend Garden Flower Show that Betty Roush has a new grand-. dis~loy S.. our Creston. Plan District 13 Rally May 8th Chester Councll323, Daughters o! America, has been requested to present the colors at the 47th annual rally ofDistrlct 13, scheduled for May 8 in Marietta. At a meeting of the Council Tuesday night, a Jetter outlining plans for the rally from Edith Wakely, district deputy, was read. She armounced the appointment of Opal Hollon to serve on the home sill orphans committee with Ethel Orr to assist. The rally will be held at the American Legion Hall in Marietta at 1 p. m. with a dinner to be served at 5:30 p, m. Nou• In Progress! Specials 'llrrough.out 11ae StOre! .• -~ 8 oz. REG• .1.09 ' ,' ' Fln;,tunC~a tile oo!W •illctU,. tlut.tn.UC.IIw.•lld .. -I' • < ~~ Rlnl • • . , '· JUST WONDERFUL AIRSPR·AY ANTISEPTIC Reg. 2.19 32 oz . �I '' '· ,..._ -· - '., ;,' ,". ' ' ...j, I WANT AO '", :e DUDLIN~S , tiJ ·•· Otr l•f•• PllbUntiltn sln~e. MIMI•r 0•.1111,. 9 • .m. c•..e.lloflllll'll .. CorrlcliOIII Wilt l.it ecc1ptelll untH 9 f!l . llt. for D•r of '""'licot io" REGULA:TIQNS Tt- P.. lithtt reMrvu tM rlthr te Hit M r1tj1et tnr ldt fte.-d N • tlldi..,.l . TM '"lither will ,., ... Nlpontlbll fOI' I!IOflt thon OM ifiCorrtct iMertilllf'l. i '' ! ' '. IN, ORMATION ·s ·' WILL DO zippers, ' " ..,m• ·81 ·f home. - F1r Wont Ad S.rviclt Mlnhnulll Cittrtt 7Sc: 12 Cltntl ptor .. ord thrltlt c~nllt tu• tlvt inuttiont . II tltnlt pltr Wctrd ti• conucutivt intltrtiont . 25 P'' unl Oi tcovnt 01'1 poid odt ond .tOt poid withi11 10 doyt . . . '.M.!'• ••••' ~ta, pegp,.. hemmltll. alterations. etc. Mn. Freddie ·1'Joabet. ·Muon, Phone 713->651. 4-16-tfc · . SHOW Jo!RE SALE . RUES 5. centt per Ward ont inttrtlon ' . VACANCY for two ~ly peo- · pie. Prefer private paid PI· Uenla. Phone MtiSOit, '/'IWIIS. l~c PUBIJC SALE, Mlay, George's Auction House, .Rut. FOUR ROOM house with balh, oHio RIVER ~root lots ... t:ARO OF THANI<S & OBITUARY Sl .50 for 50 word ~t~ i nimu"'- Eo . fUrnished, on Union A..,., land, new and used JllOI'd>. Route . 131 between Syracuie tdditioriol word 2c . andlse. Omalgmnenla ..-.1utilities not Included. 1'lloao and llaciJ!O, Ohio. SilO feel . BLIND ADS come. Open !rom 10 a.m. ,Ull ~Addit ional 25c Chartt per Ad... r· ' Hac lq and loo feet wide. Priced !ltlt-"' safe time for coosignmellll. to ..n. Phone fMt.ttiS. OFFICE ~URS TWO BEDROOM home .oa LbtSale starts at 7 p.m. »«e 1:.30 o .N. to S:DO p.m. Dally coln Hts., available '~tim~ lr3D ' ·"' · to 12:00 Nool'l S.tvrday WOULD !be persOn wbo look 15. Pllone 99UU'I after ' 'IS IIAMIILER convertible, reail of my clothes pleue rep.m. f'l4lc bttlft inotor, exeellenl, 81 In Memory turn them at Duds and SUds Rambler alation WlllfOII. PboDe IN LOVING memory of our dear In Middleport. Need aD Ill 912-8174. »711> wile and mother, Opal Loretta Auto Sales • !he clotbes (ean ld,entlb Kelly, whO passed away March them), taken 'llounoday, Feb. 1911G FORD V-8 standard, two ELECn\OLUX vaeutllll el6, 1967. door sedan. CaD m-&;17. 20. Will give reward. Call er. Has tbrow-a'll8y bop, ~ ReedsVIlle 3'12-621Z. s+tlp complet< set Ill c~ atJust a smU.....hen the road seems hard, llelomenla and jfUII'Itlteed LIITE IIIII Vo!Uwagen. ConJust a laugh in the gloom, MUSIC every Frida)' and Sat!*feet condition. PB)' of! tact Jado Handley, 1675 !Jnurday al Jack's Club on HarJust a hope, when the soul balance Ill lSI. Terms· PboDe cobt Hta., l'llmeroy. S+Jip risonville Road off Rt. 7. seems scarred, 1192-1685. .a+«e "*" Like a light in a darkened room, Just the touch of a tender hand, Aid a song, aDd a bit of pray- er, Just the courage to uOOerstand An:l the heart to truly care. One such as this is sadly missed by husband, chfldren and gnndchlldren. 3-6-lto Cerci Of Th1nb WE WISH to expcess our sincere t!Janks and appreciation to the people in M<lp Ccw> ty for t!Jeir wi!tance and cooperation in tbe care rJ. our "nele, Lester Bailey. Special tbants to the Meip County commissioners, to Mrs. Mildred Jacobs, Mrs. Mildred Cirele and the staff at the Infirmary while he was a reeJ. dent there; to !\Irs, Jean Stout and the staff at tbe SyrllC\IIe Nursing Home, to tho doctors and nurses at Velef· ans Memorial Ho!!pitaf and ~spedlfly to .Dr. -.~~oaowan. lh. Bfll ~lz and"~ of the Ewing Funeral Home for their COI!I1<nial, cooperaUve manner, and to !lew. AII'!OII and Smith for their hospital • I· I ' "*" PARTS for 1156 F-800 Fonl truck, IUool Oat damp bed. Dave Yost, Portland. Phone 843-224%. J.Mip TfiERF. will be a gun obool, Sunday, beglnnbot! at IIOOtl al the Forked Run Sporflman Club. Ever}'Olll! II - .... ----. H-3le UYMN SING SUnday, MIII'C!b 9, Freedom GoSpel Mlsslon, Bald Knobs. Dan llaymap ... The Fabrle • • Pom- trl!)'. Aulltorlnd 91apr Salero ~- 11113 FORD Falrlane, HI', VI, i-ll(ll!ed trans·, estra clean. Ph. 9112-25110, 3-4-tfc SALt~ UHAUG.l, OHIO SMITH AUTO Jr.lula.&"•· "*" ,_ IIADIO and &.I.AL NOTtC I F. A. Tom MeKaJ, Jr. Bt:Hf71, J1 Uiv. ll.S.F., New Port Newt, VI. 148, M FMitt P.O., san Prudlco, <:tllf. 91001 will take notln UIM Ttl om .. Mdt.y, Adm!nlt trator of tbe 111L1te of f10rea.ce Mell:lf, den-d, flied hi t petition FebnaarJ t, ltllil In the Probate Court of llelll Cou.o- ...... ....... on. ... a ..... . ~ ~. boule 'I'V eaDt, •nd - "' lnltaDed. 992- - ~. Specials! Jolm H.,rr.on, Phone ~ JH.Ifa . . 1968 VOLKSWAGEN FAST8ACK .......... .$1795 tl , ONo. CaM: No. 18.1'48 alletlnt: 111.&1 the PllrtoD&I MLII.e of nld 4ecl!dent b IDIUilieiiDI to pay hlr lklbte and 9barte• of admlollt.lrinl lne estltel that the aald Florence Melta)o died ·Mlzed 1ft f • Utle ~ an Undivided one.haU ~- ID tHe Maroon with black interior, rcidlo, wheel tovers, de· lUxe . interi~r trim, real nice with low mile<~ge, Sp, C .. ially pric•cll · · S:luat1(4'.'i. M~O.IIIIiip' ""'"'""'~ · ' !~'-' :r' Melp. c _ .o • l'.,.._:w."? i 1 l Reina lfi tow.a ,I, Ranp 12 of tile Ohlo C0MPill1'1 Purellul eom..-n· dnl In the ecnter oJ the Belhan ind Pomero7r RMd at &be foot of t1tt >.:lark HJU wheN Ule Clark Road ill· krHtU Wei. Buh&D arut. Pomeror 1\o,.dl tbenu up tbe Clark Road lfl ~ ( . ~ob\.u.t ~ . • .: ... sb9& lmoW"n 11 tlltacl .,.th roda; thente tn an eutub' Thomas Chandler HaUbur·· ton wrore under lhe pen . name of Sam SUck. dJreeUon to " ' " m rv4t IOU.tb of the Nathan Clark wat cornen liWI~ aulerl1 to road and on tbe road 'It rocb from Jut beJINliDI pliH'I north t rodl to NnhaG ~~'lu.::!h..!:; · !·; 1965Jil~o GAIJ?500 4DR ...... ) whl" b t....._.. ... ; . . .:;· I . Cruil'ematic· trans., power steerii1g, radio & heater like nt.Ww/t/ w tire,·, bJack finish with tan lntefiori .· Sharp ~ar, · .. f' ·· Towa 3, RIDCI u or tile oblO eom. P"IlY'I PurtbaN, more full:~; 4.erlb· '"<I u follollh: Beata~ II UN !101'• ran.; . . Safar.i Station Wog9('1,, loc·at 1 owner cor, white' over · dork " ~I"' fi.ni ,,~f Clecln_lqterior, like new w·w .tifelll, .automcitic, poWer atnring and 'brokea. Radio. llllth11n and Pomeroy road In an ,.,. terl¥ 4irecti.OII 110 l'l)dl to lila pJue or beJinJllnl, tontalnlnt 40 aeres be Ul• .. me more or lUI. · Alto the lollowlllj real utat. alW· atetl Ia Cbetkr TlnmiJdp, JleSaJ Lowaty, ot11o, In Seeuou I and 11. t'l•e•t corner ol tbfo Myron W1ll1 "· . 1965 PONTIAC ....-..................<$1695 . ~ to a Marbd lloiMIL th.DC• ta a wnterly direction aklill uld Oar.t koad 103 rodl to a m.arUtl amt; Lhence eoUth 72 rode to the .Jiluhln a.ad PomUOJ Road; t.bnefl up 1114 .=':".-:::. : what 11 known u Myron Willi north e.- comer; tblliic• 'ftlt to tbe pilei of beflnftl.DI, COI'Italllillll 31 ICftlo ' more or ,.., Allo eltu.aled In 1(al(1 C4*Dtf, 1966 £~EVROLET IMPALA CON.~,·: ... : .$1795 , . &taW of Ohio In CbMter 'l"ow':!u6J,p, l!eiDI In Tlnlll :1, Rlqe 11, I'JaetloD Z of th OMa CoiDPUl)''l Pl&rlcbMI, 327 eng1ne, auto. tran1., P.$., P.B., Wh1t1 w1th. black .· vinyl top" 17,000 actual miles, local. 1 ownctr.. car. . Reali; oharpl . · bei1Da1nt: Ia. Ul!t -ehi;H ol tba CWII )load, ta Uta I1IUI of Ule .Jo• llld Clarll. Fll'lllt Ulenee ..,..,_ ~ l'Gib; dlmce 1'1 .rodl to • · MIDI ~ ..outh 41 dePMI . welt. • ftMIIL tbeDCI IQIIlth 30 ........ •ll te 'roda;; ttio~ toaUl · 70 dlfP'HI IIUt 31 . rodf; ~ IIOIIUI 71 de> p-eel eut U\t 1'01111 tbenN JIGrill • ~ il!ld '" llAD t.o U. pwt. .-otd; Uleaee aionl 11td Clatk Read. a~t 13 rodJ to Ula plaai ol ~ Bini, eoatalllblt • aqet !DON 01t .-u. .' ' I , '.1 ,. . . • . - ~ ' 'U9&3,PliEVY II •.••••. '" •.••• ; •• : •••• ' •• $~5 ...... .. TOIIl M.eK"I,, .Jr. wUI !- " ' ~-~· CH~YROLiiT •• ; •••••• ' •••• :. ' •:'; ~-~5 2h~22;;Q . ' .-~ McKar, Me. ~ ••• 0'1,.... AttorMr r.r ...._..,. Ill! I:IOJIIIJ 11110.: 1 • tto Pl .. Exchange Goo!ni· , ~·d Solo• Tax SERVICES IN PROGRESS MASON - Revf>al services are bolqr held eoch evening at doe Woai COlumbia United Meth- All. SIZES . ' '· lmpalo ,4',Jr. Lacol ·l awnor car, V6 on,int<. paoior• tlid.~ ."radio ancl ~ICiter, fOOd tiriSi blue iniJti, ·-' RE-TREADS · Apdl, T.......,. ·-· J4Ciltr,'. Admlftlttnftlr. .. fila ....... , ....... ALL MV FAULT! :•bu,Cic~! se!lto, . REGULAR &aka IUrthr aoUea that tr.. hal bela maGI a puo ty Atr.lldallt &o ilkl PI\IUoa .net lba& ... g ,..aUt.4 to &lllftl' u.. UIM 011. or NfoH the 3IUI 4a:r of SIT II'I~T TH~i", FUDI>SVt THIS WAS I lacol '1 aWnor car. $vper Spaff . m;Ciel, , o.,P H,.s, 6 .YI., ,3 opeod, floor, ohih, . radia •.. Pop~)"'' Mo~-1. opecial price . ~!"'eit,iblo._ Save·· FuneraD " l ' U.n.: 11115-• ,.J I c, AMERICAN Saddle Hme; antique bed. !'bone 19S-5o39. SHOOTING mateb Mardi 9, For Sale or Trade REPOSSE!lSED Singer cabinet Broad Run Rod and Gun INTEIIINATIONAL Mello van 111<111<>1 sewing macblne; equipClub. New Haven. Noon tiD trudo:, dual wheels, It-foot. ped to zig zag, embroidl!"r, U®: long Inside, bullt-ID camper. but\Onbolea, etc. Full guaran· Rwos good, and good tires. tee lo party assuming the HAM SHOOT oponeored by the Plloae 1192-8482. :»41< amount ol S5i.73 at Ill liiOIIlh· Raelrn! Fire Department at ly. Phone 9112-2685. 3+tle the Bob hill tann , Boshan Pets For 5•1• Road, Sunday, M":cb .. ,1, ,. M:NIATIJIIl: ~.\flal -auflcl"illnl> olartlng at I p.m. 3-Mtc rio odor or sheddfilg." "i'illlpor- • bod, Ii!"lood t!Ooidltion. ~. I. Rose, Minel'!vllle. Phone 992ary sllols and 111lrmed. Pl1one lost 1110. ~ after 3 p.m. weekdays, &rl· LOOT, done Beagle pups In the !128, llocklngport, Oblo. Leading Creek area. Phone 2-25-lllle BIG ZIG ZAG, 19611 model leW· tng maebl!le with touch of 119J.5701. ~ cafll and words ol - · agement. dtal. You ean make but~n MANCIIESTERS. Daebabunds, Virgil and Mary Hamm holeo, dam, emb., niany fanMln. Sdmamers, Poodles, U.llp cy ltlteloeoo. Tab over pay. "Man that is born of a 1'111•. Mixed Breeds and """""n is of ftw days, mod Spayed Westfe, Barkaroo menll ol 111.10 per moplb or W1': WISH to ..,..... our lllnfull of troublt."-Job 14:1. 9ft)' bala~ of t!UI&. Try It Kennels. Follow dlrecllons, • • • eere t!Janb and appreciation In your home· CaD • - Man Is born broken. He 144 right, Coolville, Oblo. to our many relallvea, lrlendl Phone &r/-3151. S+'llc ""le lives by mending. The grace and neigbbon during the of God is gfue!-Eugeae ric:kneas and death o1 our FACTORY CLai&(IUT: lMO O'NeUI, American novelist. For Sale ~ and uncle, Lester Famous llrand Stereo. ThiS POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TO)' Baily. Special tbanks to !be set bas 4 speed 'IDtermllt miniature. $'15 and up. Stud staff at vet...ans Memorial ctoanger. Powtrfu1 AM-FM W1nted To Buy service and grooming. Phoae Hospital; the Syraalte N\Jr. radio. 'l!ols set stlll!D eadoiL ANTIQUES, disloea, · furnlture. 1191-5443. II S tie !lng Home, Dr. McGowan, PB)' only SlOI.SI or IU6 per cl>lna cabinets, old phonothe orpnist and solofsl, tho month. can . . .. :1+11c graphs, clocks, misc. Lee POTATOES, Phone 843-IIM pallbearers, Rev. WDI!am Ruo:isill, 109 Leg!'"' Terraee. Clarenee Proffitt, Por11and. Aln'"' and Rev. Menzel :J.l,11ltp 111-15-tfc MIXED RAY, lie a bale,~ Smllit, thooe wllo attended ... z.atfe tho grave, Ewing Funeral SAVE SAVE SAVEl Save your Wanted Home, all those sending food, Real Estete For S.le lawn, Yom' time and your ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. Dowers, canls. and to back. We have a new trencbO'BIID!N CROW mlleeDaneou!!l, Mrs. Howard who helped In any way. REALTY COMPANY er to dig )'I>Uf water llno Cecil, 800 W. Main St., PomeMn. Cmle Hamm, dlteh. Henry Bahr or POMERoY - t room lamllhroy, 1·25-Uc Mrs. Ora Arcber, ed boule, I liedrooml, bath, Roger Bahr - - 2-7-30tp nleeea and nephews. ' part buemenl, 16,100.111 U.ltp HelpWented ('d\AVEtY traelonl, lour re- POMEROY - Jl1lCI IRIBI· SOMEONE to help with Invalid. built and four .. Is. Pri. . Nl!l8 JIOOM - lltpll1mellll, WE WISH to e - our sbtPhone 99U'I59. start al ISO. Phone !J112.6112. all In good eondltloa. <:ere tbanks and graUiude to 8,5011.00 CU' many friends and ,.;1gbEXPERIENCED worthand UCINE - TILE IIUIIINI!l!l8 bors for lilelr floral offerlnp, needed for milking, doing var· ROOM - toilet c:emeool lloqr food and many other lbJnp; led !ann labor. Can provide ESPECIALLY FOR '111111 tHe. es,500.01 also, the entire slaH of home. Phone 992-3811:1 or 9ft. LENT AND EASTER C.W. US lOR Youa NBB1111 Meigs Genml Hospital, eo1'122 or contact Otis Knopp, IN IlEAL lllii'ATI!: peclaUy the nllTlll!ll for their RD, Racine. U-31e NEW TEST AMENTS BINRY a.I!IAND 2 pocket •i•e $1.00 kindneso and patlenee; Dr. Olll<o- . . . . Christian Readlnt Matter Butrimus, Martins HOUSEKEEPER NEEDED, Rn.-11&4111 Variety of Bib! .. Home. Rev. Cheoter Lemley, llve in II desired, good wort· SNIO Rei itious Pictures !\Irs, Webster, the organlat· ing conditions, ligbt wort, RuOand American Legloa Phone 9112-52Bl. U.tfe llllDNBY IIIIWfaNo Bryants Dollar Sl1op Post No. 467, and all l[lbo Rell llnlrer 106 Court , St. Pomeroy helped in any way. nw.a HOUSEKEEPER to live In at home of lawyer in Cleveland 992-5896 o.pin. area ; two school age cloUd· The Family of I4J.IIk ren. Write Box 7AIIi, Pomeroy. IA>rando (Ran) l!lal>l U-.11< CLEAN your waDI In on hour Mole without aB the old lubfoneol ocour. Rent wall cleaner fl. Employment Wanted TheAJmanae Baker Furniture. ~ By United Pre" lntematfooal WORK AS companion, hoosekeeper or nurse. No bad hab- GENERAL !L!lCMIIC range, Todl1 Ia Thuroda,y, March 6, Its, experienced worker, ellhe 6$1h clay of 1969 with 30« to ''O'f1 good eondltlolt, ... lieU tolklw. pect, good wages. L«ated at and Howell 8 ~ caJJIIll:8, I 1be moon is between ita run inter8eclion '"' Hartford Hill. mm pro)eelor, one film lldlphaM and last quarter, Agnes Rusehel, Box 56, Hart· lor e mm, one •Deer I 111111 The mom1ng stars are Mars, ford, W. Va. 343tp and II nllll, movie llgbl, 8 llereul')' and .hopiter. The evanlne stars are Venua 111111 ·p.m.. - "'"""' 11%-mJ3+tle Iller 1:11 lind S.tum, 01 IIIlo clay In history : OIIIRUAHIIA puppies, CIU ID ~ efler a siege or 13 W4le -~.. ,~~ rorcea t:aptured ,f M AWnD it San Alltonlo, MIXED RAy, .aleo rOur H•oom kDlblf _, ~ or 187 delendini .~ lor, ~ Jolor! J. ,Roil,, . . ~~~~ •. !ncludlq D a v y -crodclltt;.. _.. ' : l'hotit - -- - ' . H.aii:· '· -~ 1 Nail down ...,. IIIII Servlee. We Shlrpen shield. Phone 1192-7!158. U31p a 1. MACHINIS, repair ..mee, an mm.. wv a. 1967 HONDA 160 ee With wind· witll Coun!Ty Hymn Tlmen. Public Is InVited. U®: AITENTION Melgoo IIIJidonm. ers: Oil and gas leaoeo wanted iD Meigs County. Write P. 0. Box 251, Pomeroy, Oblo. U.!Jtp 8EWING 9xl2 WOOL RUG, ~ . Pbone 3-6-3lc ' J c • . ' '. ' • ' 1963 ..OLDS F-BUTA: lAGON •••••••• ' '- Whitl '! finish, .autO~ trana., radio & heater. c:ar, · 1' •'··. • ••·• I .. ,_.. >.' .-·. . •' ~ ' .. ,....... ·-··· onl.lio'., autilio)all~ • .White ' fi~l.lhj ....,, ..., .......·R&H. MISS OlllMAA . GENE··~~: liRE SAUS · " 99.2.h6f . ' ' ' odist Chorch II 7:30. The Rev. Charles Parrish invites every&o ahar~ in the servtees. oM There .Ia speclol muafc eicheV&o 46$ N. Siicond Middl.,orl nlov- . •., 3,._.,. ' THE NOW ·63 FT.:,, . .4TH & ,A •• GAS or '·''' • i' h', "• , • • Na'ER DID IT THAT~ .! · ~· "r <co. I •; .• ' :· . �. ,,f' •.•. ~ ~ So111M1; PJ¥-.-11!'11111 j 1,' 0,_, Til"""'-'• _.., I, lilt , , , •• 1f - Tile Doll)< .. ... i f • ,)! lniGXIcoted at lhe ..... lhe four ' . rl ed I Ill Wyant homo. '• ...., ar V a e • The wta.e" said he was "!" aWIIre 101mafter the oboollni:the pa<Q· ,.., Pili ID the Wyant OOme 110 t111t CutlJp. another ot the passengers, ml~t see Mrs. Scarberl')':_ 1 h In ''pa home;, alief ,lhe "~ . ~ ... (c.liU- - · raw - •• and" all ,........;.... , or lhe '"..., . car .JOC."\'t .'::1....-- ex..,.. h11 brother. llobon iald 110 <al)ed lor hit brolhOt sftA>r h01en: the <Ill' ond then returned to tbe vehicle and demrmlned he was dead. , Steve Cutllp, 21, ftrst witness ss- to be called this morning by the Ootson M.~d e was a ed out" condition i.n the automo blasts~ bile until he heard two prosecution, was crosHwnlned at length b)' Defense Attorney he believed ooming from a shot- James B. O'Brlen abwt t h e gun, as the auto was tuwrnlng amount of intoxicating beverage arwnd In a lane near the yant consumed b.v him and his frieods, ,-~------------ and of hls associatiM with Mn. Scarberry. CUUip said he had koown Mrs. Scarberry for about six fD eight months, but had not been to the WyaTi home before except on the night of the shoot!"'- CUtlip said he had gone to tile Wyanl place once earHer on the evenlngofthe s~ng. but did not ftnd Mrs. Scarberry home. Cutlip, at one point, said, "I · heard at Shenangs he (Wyant) ,r·.: :~\1 would shoot anyone who came up there messing around." Mrs. Scarberry, who was excused subject to recall at the conclusion of court Tuesday, recalled for the court. her knowledge of the incidents leading to the shooting. She said Cutlip came to the door at about 10:30 P· m. $nd asked her stepfather if he could see her. <~B:UJ turned aroun1 and asked BANB :TBEiETfiER! I I I I I I I I A!:! Carved WECOtNG RtNGS Tbat'e really wlult ro~rriqe ie ... blindinl totetAer to meet the chellenps life offen &I -n u eu.ct.IDI the fulte.t meaaur. ol itt ~- Since 1860, more coupl• h•VCI blinded totether with bu.u· tiful Artearved weddlnr rina• than any other. Whether your tutti in llylinl nw to m.um.U., or IOft-lpObn. there'• an ArtCarved "fNdclinr bMd or matched IBt 101' you. We would be pleNed to bave 0.. opportunity otehow· iq them to you. WESTMONT IU HiJ $45.00 H•r•f$3~. so GOESSLER Jewelry Store •• ., ' ' ' .J .. • • : ' ., ' . ~Tria! ~~t·:u:..,. ~~~~~fa~ .tf~f.''!S.~O,.? •· r....., l'lge I) .... DoiiCII llld .l ilt tlllrd lllot tie UJO lhr® otMr OC"• bllx-d .ftred wu U. GDII that ' carhad-lll'IM· olfUell aild lrj.lleol hio b-... { q ot1he s.-mo !Wrings nile Tho 1'arkefllbilrg man Aid 111e "",. elli> .., BoolA> ; before going ID car W... ~· a fteld, • 111e w 'u t home lie aald ho ,.., &<1'088 u. rlllld fi'OIIIIhe Wyllll ,. ~ 1 '1\ Pomemy Colut St. me if I wanted to see him and I said no," testified Mrs. Scarberry who said she was standing near the rear of the house. •lBill then told Steve to leave before he got his gun," said Mrs. Scarberry, The stepdaughter of the defendart testified Cutlip then came to another door arid asked her' .. Barbara, are you sure'?" "I told him I was sure," said Mrs. Scarberry. The witness said her stepCather then said to Cutlip, HJ'U see YOO go in a hurry." 1 Mrs. SCarberry also told the court that atterthefirsttwoshots were ftred, Wyant returned to the house, went to a bedroom dresser drawer to get some pumpkin ball shells aOO commented," They sald I gat one aOO I'm gonna get me aiJOther Qlle." , , , ,· Sheriff Harmnboch, Bnt witness in the trial presided over by Judge John C. Bl.coo, told the court it was his belief that Mlchael Lee Dotson was shot at close range, approximateb' 12 feet. Sheriff Harteli>ach liao leal!!led that he had seen the .four men earlier in the evenirv at Shererw Spri-.sas they were preparing to gat In "' auto. He said he told one otthemen, who in hill (lllnion was the only one Intoxicated. that he could not drive, It reportedly was at this time Michael Dotson got behind the wheel. aecordin& to the sherltl. Sheriff Harteli>lch said he plcked "' seven apent cartridges BIG NEW SHIPMENT! ' SPORTSWEAR Navar -"- I) ·. ~- QIII P-1111' wtU be ._leted In !he ·- Qv, yilra. Tile 1000nd phase or ~ 1 lmi'I'OV'""nts a"' chaorea· will be 114!ld nuxtDobe , Crow aald.llecltedaevcemral ~-" ~ ' ~· h Ql e sn-er pro,....SwouC W be carried oulln Meigs C<lunlf . · to IJitlro"" highways. He urged residents lo.::;: ~ the completlon of new 0 P::mbrl!:: : : . . : ":;. Crow also announced that l , . aU ·tho ?::~ · :-. , • . • . '·LEADING CREEK PllOIE~ •" l.ance ·IIIU'I, '!;re;,:""~ck "' ~ ·~rvaUOIIDialrlc~ He thO...,, ..,•• .,,... -u~.ot· . ,· wililrsheil 01110ciaUoo which ·cirlted iJut·pllllo ror relief rr.m· w • INIIallf sll'ike -'~•lhed ::: ~"':~':::~~ olthe fi ~ · .1- Colurn~ Levi's STA-PREST JEANS BRONZE GOLD BLUE GREY BLACK GREEN TAN PLAIDS 6.98 TO 8.00 Sizes l8 to 36 t; LEVI'S TRIMCUiS 9.00.9.50-10.00 See lite new Spring collectiop at New Yor~ Clothing House . Choose froM plain colors and plaids. Sizes 28 to 38. .New. Yor~ . IIAIII,ST. MEIGS THEATRE Hendenon~ three a~1ters, Mrs. Ronda Litchfield, New HaWn; Mrs. Leola Ukeria, and Mrs. Mary Mceby, both · o! llendors!"' and two ll'lndchiJA CHAIJ.ENGE dreiL . r t'OR ROIIINHOOD Funeral oervlco wUI be hOld (Tochnlcolor) ' t'riday, 11 a. m., ln the Mohr· · Barry lrwhlino Gui llarnliton su.vens F.unenl lldme ~llh lllo ' l ) lev. James Naalolll9ourw. Bur· R..,inlrw Ill"•••3 Ilours ·~ '!'1":' .u&es. . .. : Ill •IU be In the Cooi<ord ~-~ tory. Friend• may ·celi~~ il\ii · Sflbyi .~TAJ1TS 1 P.'lo (This pic- haa· beenb,....ln back by Popular requeail. ' 411 -lafldlng sroowli wcimen's dreaoep. Eilp'II'O~\el\'11-. . ~..""' prints, Jerser ppnts, Uoen,, ~.-a. Malj; t\1 Wh • ·----------;,_--..:-----------· •WI tor y.... ol)'lea lo choose 1'1'<!111 In solido and prlda. I full!ral home o!ler 6 p~ m. ~; '' ' .. .: 0;·.-Brien Launches Defense ill Dotson MUrd ID Eiberfelds are beldquuten ut...ura Ule bloUnL Juat recel~ our · ..W 'opn~~g llae. A wide aaiiOl'UMit 01 ' •Io 38 ind ' ,.ol)'lea, lllbrlcs and colora lo cbooaelriiln. Sloes SO ' 40'fD 44. '' Prose~ Afi<>rl!'f Bernard :-::v, Fulh r8Rid thl atate's eue ·.,c,lb the ftrat dOgree murdllr trill o! WOllam Frederick Wyant, :, H. Racine, and the defente · brou&lll !orth Jto wltneoses, latA> ' ._1\ieaday aftertlllon. 117 today at 11 a.m., de!enae ..' ,' ------------------~-------See our beaulllul IIOw ~rltw line r4 "Bulle Kalt" dreueo and suita, 3 piece suits and coat alii ·dress ensemblea. Beautiful spring colora bicludlng lhe moat !Qortant color, NaY)'. Come ln.and 1r11hem 011. Sizes 8 lo 2G , ---------------------------· Womens Stretch Denim Jeans ................ 3.95 C!OI.InJe1 Jamea ·s. O'Brien, oourt, lliPOinted afk<>rl!'f for Wyant, ' charged wllh the Auguat17,1N8, lhotgun killing, ol Michael Lee DGIICII, 28, Parkersburg, hadpa· raded nine 'llllllesaes before lhe , 1 Jusl reeei""d I lleii shipmelt o! these fall oelllng JOliiSNever iron permanert preas ·fabric - Quick clrybw - Preshnmk for perlecl n~ Side zlj)per clooq. lolaQy colors fD choose from. SlzealO to I& ---------------~-----------Just Received! AWondetful Value In Womens · 'jury. SPRING DUSTERS ................ 3.95 and 4.95 Lo,.i IIIIJ1 expert Jess Gain- lolaQy st,ylea and iabrlcs ID choose !run. Solltlo and prints Button !ront and snap rront styles. Sizes 10 to 2G and 38 to 44. ---------------------------An OutstDiiill Value in Womens 3 Piece Acelah> and nylon knits and line qualll)' U111n. Solid colcwo. Warm without exceaalve wei~ Single and doullle brealted styles. Sizes 8 fD 20. NaY)' - White - Maize - Teal mue Green. , · ---------------------------Womens Larn Size Sleeveless Shells ........ 3.95 ' IN THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT-2ND FLOOR ' BARGAINS IN THE LINGERIE DEPARTMENT Rog. 2.95 Girlo Chubby 'S tu P.UAMAS... .........Salo 1.00 Rov. 2.95 Girl• Chubby Slu GOWNS... _....:....... ~Salo 1.00 SALE! RCA Just recei~ our Spring U111 or KAtz 5leepwear Gowns. Blby Doll pajamas, loJw pl,junas, sleep coats, Clusters, shtfta, J3er.. muda pajamas. In regular and extra sizes. '' ,.r·:':.-- Sotam,~ f I 1 R09. 5.95 NY.I.OH P.UAMAS.............................SALE 2.88 erriUaouolea- thoir ~~::~~:"':b:arr111a on !1 Ill Melvilt R. AnOther ohiPmelt or Reatrorin Bras and Glrdleo ill tho moot styloa. .. ' ident, Nguyen Cao 1\Y, returned home ·!rom the peaee talks In Paris today urglns a rescrnpUon In the bombing ol Norlh VIetnam, He aald South Vietnam also was oonoldered polling out or the talks If the Reds do not otop their attacks on ciUea ond towns. In PIU'Ia, a llanol spokesman said, 4 'We are not atrald Ameri0111 bombings. Prealdenl Jobnaon baa been bombing us lor lour yearl ond met defeat. lr Prealdsnt Nixon lollowo In his IIepa, he wtU meet wtth lhe same defeat." ..:,;;:,:..~.':'~ , ~· a hliaY)' lo'u ol Ahl.ruarl warplanu and refieeted In the 1D1a1 U,S. air loR&ee for the war reported ~ =~~=~~; 1elect:lon of Patent&, ClUJ, Crushes, Strawa,-lathera In the new !Wrtrw Colore. We havelhe Sprlqj Ha .......•,luat rilht ICN' ' ' , ~. viee preo- ·-----------------------~-SALE! COSMETIC DEPARTMeNT 1ST FLOOR 7llc ·New Lustre CreDle Hair Spray • • ••••••• Sale 53.• UO Reapood Normal Hol4 Hair ~ray • ; •••••• Silo LOl 1.05 Colpm Tocolqoaate with MFP • , ••••••• , • ~ 78c 1.09 Caalunore Bouquet Boclr Powder • , • , • • • • • Silo 73c 1.89 Qllgele 100 ·Waoh • • • ••••••••••• Silo Ut 1.00 cliehmere 8ouqul4 ~ Powder •••• , •••• Sale 64e uo Respond Extra Hol4 Hair Spray •• , •••••••• Sale.I.OI 65c MFP • • • , • • • • • • • • sale 48c Barfiain,s in. lhe .Dra~ery &~~~~ss Maleri,a!s Dept. Frl'lfed Sldeo :.. For ali Fltrllltero and Beds - lluf other 010a .. !niiOora and aut. Caii!Ol allp, 1111111 or cruq~le. Laminated for 101111 wrlnldo Cree ure. Dust ligllt ..., fade reototaat - lolachiOI waohiblo ..., No ironing ever, Solid color- Gold,llroifn,Onrwo, Avocado. , 60" 90" 70" ................5,95 70" ............._7,95 X X 120" UO" X X 70" .............. llJ5. 70" .....:.-.... 13.95 ·~i-~iMIMft---~------·-----~-- ----------------------------· Fridoy ond Saturday Salol. ·' 45'' Pe~~ Press Dress Material •••••• yd. 69c Twill Work Trooun 50 per ct111 AvrU _..,., - 50 per eelll CaliDa. Alii all COIIOII. ~ potler!ta,.. all colora. ' ' ·----------~----------------· j' P~rntontonl prou WOfk unlfonns In all sll••· Ponti to' 50, all longthJ. SltlrtJ U~ to 20. Doric olive, Kheki~.-Hovy 8 .,., Cha"!~l Grey, H~o~nt.r G.,.on. All ~*"'-"' ttrou. 5~ Po!voJtllt a!'l4 501 Cotton, A !tit ntow thlp~n~>nt. Solo prlc:os IDt thlt . w~l{ . .. . ftUliW Sale! THROI'PILLOWS ;,' .. ' . ....... For This Sale 2.19 ' ' ~ ) tiP orr .......,. Reeu1ar ,UII ' ,. 'iiRiNG~10.ftt'ililJ1·------------T,~· 45" LulUiy Broadclolli:Prinb .... , ..... Jd. ·-----------~--------------.......... ShipMntl •• , Yank w..torn Joonl_..:_.....:ue ' i I wal1t to 38 wol1r. S.t.,t:t yo"' caoct lontift. 6 to 18 Bit Yorik .W.. torn JiNno............. 2.98 ' ' •'""··· ---------------------------· Mons ond. Soch............ Sol, ,.lr 69c o o;,o slu fna ell 10 to 13, 75'l ilvlky DCryllc fiber, 251o stretch nylon. Solid color•:· Wltlt., bloc:lo:; commodore ltl~o~e, ton, iiNwn, Hvnt•, Royol, Lo4on, .Kolly, Cl'lareaal, Geld, Molt;•· ---------------------------· .MENS COVERAl-LS I! ·-·-· Slao1 36 to SO. How • now C:OIIIPiote seloc:tlon In Fl1'-r Stripe Clotlt. Bl~o~o donlll'l or tit, nltW gr.. n ltonlnJitono. Do~o~ltle octlng ai,JIIf. Action bc.d. for comfort. Plenty of pDch... ~ tal' In -------.------------IMftl llo,attMOnt \f!M •ur whot jov noed now. ' I ' ~b h~~:'! iif; ·. Salol .Ju•t 50 MOfta 4.95 p...,onent Prou Worll Shlrto Whilo Thoy Lut.. .................................................. 2 for 5.00 Dlsconti~~ or:ot0/1 . llutton Mottly throug~,.flap ~toclcota. •i••• 15, 15¥1, 16. Lone . '· two lle0¥11, ' ••••••••••••••••••••• yd. 1."69 llae• 2 to a. ColorM ,ft:lped pottom• I~ ""&de en4 ],arrow •irllnt· An ••collont Mw .d•IMtfttnt. Crew Melt, pullov• itrle· wlth 'thort Sport - . ' --------------------------BOYS SHORT SLEEVE KHIT SHIRTS....................... U9 Orion Drou 1.fJ;. ~...:.-~·- 35lilrce:::::~:::~•- Rvggocl c:oHon twill. Sonfori1eol 1hr~o~nlt, Sli111 fiHing ....ovy 4uty r.IPI*· So\14 eolon of J.ono, ,light bl~o~o, llloc:lt, loiton . . .n ottd Boy• Slzn ' Kapok - ·Relullllll 3.19 - Ut cpuf¥. ' 5.95 WCrfiK TRQUSERS...................................... SALE 5,00 · 4.95 LOHG SLEEVE SHIRTS............................ Sid.E 4.0,0 3.95 SHORT SLE!VI! SHIRTS... _ ................... SALE 3.•00 lira••· Slz. . , ' .. WASiliNGTON - FOR A GOODLY PORTION or the country, one to give way to an ewn crueler lJ>rlag. ParUcularly wlnerable Is the Upper Midwest, -re wtdtlft a .Month tl)e lrlaest soow accumulations ever will be turning to wale~' and 0\'ertaxlng the rivera and tributaries that drain the Ill• tlon'a heartland. The' llooill~~g threat extends from the Great Lakes to the Paclftc NorlhWeot ind southward through most of Calllornla and about hell or Nevada. !luch o! New England li<o Is eJidangered, lhottgl1 nolas sirloual,y. Tho Envlromoental Scleoce Ser~ceo Adrnlnlatra~on, (I!SSA), or which lho Weather Bureau Ia I pari, summed It Ill SUC· clnctly: "The threat of massive Ooodlng illlhe porthern Midwest thla 1prtng haa rlicl.d ablrmlrw proporUoos. •• .,, ' -7.~pm.~!•r~ffi;F~m~knn;~;;;-- on the 1st. Floor S.por .f!r¥1ger offlood,~ found alarming pUe and cut and )tql rayon 'ocetale. Skid reolallnt ~ ·Attractive ~CN'I- Waohal>le. , · ·· In The Mem and Boyw Department Mena Iii Yonk Hy Unlh>d Pross lmrnetienal ~p Decorator AREA. RUGS.;·•• For Tllis Sale 3.69 3 Stylet - All lrb1104 I~ · 27'' x~8" olse In ll)'lqn plio, raroo at the .. pleat winters on record ,is likely DeiiWIU~ qgaU,.t C.'laim!le auacf¥ . MOSCOW ._ TENS OF TH~AIIos OF RVs!iANS massed In front ol the Qolneoe Communlal Embesay toda.Y and smaohed 111011 otlhe tOO wt.....a in lllo Dve.oiDry ~IV with a barrage of beerboUles, stone•, ink bottles 1111 chunks lee. The crowd ·sathered fD demand Peking call off Its anti:Sovlol ~traUCIIO In which ml1llol1l 01 Chlll!ae -onotnted ......t Raula fallowing Sunttay's clash In Siberia. Pollcelrled 1o.. ......... bul the •Ruallllla hurllllll colored lnk·tlo'ned lhe IJ'i.yloh. bOlge facade o( ll[o bulldi.Winto 1 "Roil~ eaolor ea." -r or ~udent ~ied 'iJ; pr:e~~re ,:;nib"'.; 1o demrmlne the peHet p a t- mrna. Dlapl~g cerll>oard he used lo telt lhe 1111J1 !rom 10 fD 50 tt., Gainer shoWed the eourt the area the shot cOvered at var~ !out Intervals. Steve Molar, Jr., chief firearms examiner lor the Bureau or Crlrntnal lnvesllgetlon at Lon· don, msUred 'I]IUreday afternoon or tests he made or the shot&Un. He waa the lait alale wltne11 fD tesUry belore ProaecutDr Fultz rested his case at 3:23 p.m. Molar eald It is hla opinion the fatal shot was fired beyond 15 tt. and under 21 tt. Molar oald he determined this by the alze or the wound or the deceased, and by the pellet penetrations around the wound, and by the size of the llfOIIId. '4olar testlfed he made test paiiA!I'IUI with the lileged gun uaed In tho shooU!Ig, broullllt fD him by BCI Apnt Herman D. Henry, £rom alx lo 24 tt. Molar rtr ot eald he made seven lest patterns and thOJ under eros• .. exsmlnallon lndlclted he made alx. • Apnt i1<ou7 ai.O - e d belore the court •I! a state" 11 witness and showed slldeJ he had , .. taken o! the deceased man atlll ' In the automobile In Which he was riding when he was shot, jullt outside or Racine .. a lownahlp road, and other .Udes takenat Holzer Medleal Center lloapllal when an autopsy wu belng made on Dotson. -utor Full> put Into evl· dence 34 shotpl pellets, recovered from around the womd in DGIICII'a back in the autop~, 11<ou7 also tesllfled he coonted 52 penetrations II'OUI1f' lllo major wound. He aald the m a I n wound, as he witnessed It, measured during the autapsy, was a(Continued on pqe 10) ot , whJeh SPRING l1AHOBAGS Choose your fWrlnc handba&• ..., frcm our larp, old 1:41111111ale .I loda,y. • ' The ~cement aceompa. Iliad Apled JfOports or to uiore \)ommunl'! ~ late Thin, ~ and • ., lol1i,y agalnot elilrt Sout!J! Vlelllimese lowna and 32 Allied military - · IIIIey or tl)em major American 011 : tile l(ll>roachea to PORTABI.E,STeREO WITH FM STEREO RADIO , . ' TO SELLi, $111.00 ~· • "01 I "': SAIGoN ' (\!PI)- Tho United ·St4te• hfalo'!l 5,002 hellooptera • ;.. airpiiiUI& In U!t Vlellwn "War -'It a 1ota1 o! about $5 ·, .bWloo, ,lD!u\ary spoke-n said There's a - aeleclloo d lllo _..,. 8 tn_o;k Sloreo lallei·Recordlng Tapes- cueelte 'l'lpea- Caaaelto Tape Recordlnga. A Big Sale oi Stereo Albums featurl'lf "'""" otlhe eoullley'o loadhw artlats aiid ~a. ~ · ' . . · Speelei..Yaluea ID RCA Color TV Seta - RCA Sloreo ConsolO& pet the habll or 'rioii:Jng lhe Mualc llopu1meut - Uataq to the maul< - Wamhlrw TV or )~at plain browoe. It'o ..,ry eJ>o JO)'ible. 'h:Dorecl by uPatrlclln". 100 _per cent nylon, ileevelesa at.Yie, filted bottom, . zipper bock. Sizes 40 fD 44 In maize, black, .Pink, navy blue, white ancl red. vou, , er, UD1on Ave., Pomeroy, wa1 on the stand as the J l o•elock. hoo!r neared thla morning and anO!her well-known area - r t 011 llll!ll, Albert Hartung, o! RD, Pomeroy, was in the courthouae waillllg lo be called. Gelner, In dlrecl esamlnatlon by O'Brien, U.allfted o! the pet. tern made by lhe 16 • gauge ohotgun allo.,.Uy used in lhe killing of Dotaon ai!Jr he ond lour eompanlons drove 1o the Wyant horne about 10:3ll p.m. m lhe nl&lll ol the sboolillg. Gainer U.stlfed he rtrad five NlUIIdl from tho CUD-choke gwt .$ 5 Billion Shot :Down in Vietnam SUITS FOR SPRING ......... .10.95-12.95-13.95 ' '· WINGETI Br 110!1 · . ., ' ' )Vine Defense Witnesses Called to Testify: ·•· ~~ State Rests Case Against Wyant Thursday • ~· Our Speelal ~- of · · .Q'RI!SSES IN· HALF:' SI~ES ...... "·'., .,, ••• . HONORFD - Tom CB.ssell, left, arxl the ft.ve persons above were among those honored for volunteer service the past year during the annual MGM District Scout banquet at "k,ger Creek Thursday night. ca.11sell served as master or BY HOBAR1' Wll.SON, JR. ]lwenlle delinquency. Other pro. to alteod laat nliillt'S seasim. Fred Morrow, Pomeroy, was !!l'am ~lights included presenChadds Hall, Scout EsecuUve elecled Dlllricl Chairman or the tation ol training awards to var- or lhe MGM Dlllricl, praised lolasoo • Gallla • Meigs Hoy Scout Ious scout leaders, and annual re. aU lndlrt<llals wbo helped make Dillrict G!rl11g Thursday night's ports by MGM committee lead. the past year a successful one, amua1 MGM -er rneeUng held ers. and reco~zed aeveral of t h e In the 1\Yeer Creek High School Training awards were present~ area's outstanding volunteer cafeteria. ed lo the !ollowlng by Tom Cas- leaders, especially women who Morrow succeeds Ted Reed,. sell, Middleport, who served as are becoming more involved In Jr., aleo of Pomeroy, who held master of ceremooles. the program than ever before in the post for two ronsecutlve Joanna COuncil, Den Mother scouting's 59.yesr his1Dcy, years. Virgil Watsoo, Scoot Execu· ~ Pack 240; Johll Wbt.Uey, Jr., Approximately 75 persona at- Camping Chelrman and Garland live o! U!t Trl.stah> Area COOntending last night's altair heard ParSODs, Leadership Training ell, prlised the MGM Diotrlct Circuit Court Juclgo James L. Chairman. George Lamp, Assist- for capturing the President's We may be tra\'OIIng in rocketa and going atriclly modem, but Thompaon (Mason-Putnam caun· ani Scooimaamr or Troop 257, the old!aahloned spelling bee apparently Ia here fD stay. The 111nual Meigs Count)' opeU111g bee Is being arranged by Mrs. lleo) give 111 Inspiring lalk m was also honored. He was unable Nellie Vele and Mrs. Greta Suttle, school """'rvlaors. The event tor selected fhallsta fr(IJ'I achOole acroas the coun~o. Fiv._q.... ()a)' Forecast ·, (•' ' ··~·"''"\'-'' ~.:;:, ""' se: ror 7o3o '~'"'J ~~r ;llllllte,.~.~.J,'I!",'f_Hljl . TOI!Iperiiltii'ea wiU avetage' Enci c&mbera; ~ · ichoOI E"'illsh lnstnlt tDr at Bacilli, wlll below rionnal SaturdaYthrough Wednesday. Daytime high& Will serve as prOnouneer and j~es thll year wni be Cllarles TaylOr, An In • service workahop on avenge in themiddle30snorth Eaalorn ,High Sehoul prlnclpali JIJ!Ie• Diehl, lolalga HI(I!ISchool priDclPal, and Will lam Hughes, &l~Jerintendent or SOUthern High school. modern math for teachers of to the lower 40s south whUe Meigs Counl)' waa held !rom 1 the low temperatures wUl genlo 9 WednesdoT nlgtrt at lllo Mid- erally be in tflelowertomiddle ROY MILLER OF CHESTER should be the enY)' or DlliiY· He hla dlePort Elemenllr)' School. 20s. PrecipJtaUon will average retired but remains deeply committed in organizational wOrk allJ The ivor~shop was arrugedby one-tenth inch or less north nobbies. Commenting on his reUrement this week, Roy eald ·he plans fD County School iilpervisor• Mrs. alii one tenth to a quarter Inch ellioy himself from 55 to 65, and then go bock fD work at 65, II he Nellie Vale and Mrs. Grela lilt- south occurring as snow Sl.t~ tie. John Talbott, repreoentsUve urday night ond Sunday. There hsa lol of the Addison We1ley Co., pre- w i II be litUe temperature RESIDENTS WISHING TO LOOK , over lnlormaUon preaonted sented Miss Hill, a mscher of the change over the weekellf turnWednellday at the IMI.IIll progress report on Meiga County meeting Ohio Unlverall)' Laboralory ing a little cooler next week. held in Pomeroy may secure the material at the Meigs Bookn:oblle Sehoul In Athens, who oonducled the workahop. Headquarters at the corner of Nye am E. Main lp Pomeroy• Mila Hill based her presenMEETS INJURED MAN The information ill available onb' on a loan blal"s. tation on the Chinese proverb: The Middleport emergency MEIGS COUNTY'S GEORGE HALL - muolcel ~ "way back HJ hear and I forget; [ eee and sq~d. called to Harrisonville when"- and lhe Hallrnarka will join RalphShannan and· Dean $ema I remember; I 00 and I under~ Thursdl,y afternoon, was met on on Channel8, WCIIS-TV, lor a weekly aholit fran 6:30 lo 7p,m. each atMd." She 1treaaed the Deed the way by a private car bringSarurday, beglruilng March 15. George's list engagement locally was for actual involvement by ehil- Ing In Clifford Whittington, Pomdren lor completA> learning. 9,. eroy, who had been Injured in ot the Hotel Martin. · Many undoubtedly remember hls ~•IIIII or "OieW Tobocco Reg" demonstrated mmerous ilmova- Harrisonville. Whittington was Uve activities, both commerclal transferred to the squad vehicle when hll guitar waa almost bigger than George. and homemade, uand In U>echlng and taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he refused treat... COOPERATION CONTINUES 'CO COME throaglo weU fran area Jlflnclplea or modern rnetll. ment. He had an arm laceration, merchants tor the 196t Mia a Southern Oldo Plgeant tO be held In INFANT'S SERVICE HELD Pomer11Y AprU 2& ·It was repomd that Whlttinglon Oravelide services for the in- told squadmen he fell on a glass Mrs. Mol\f .HUI, <'OIIIIcting merchalta on~ orlllo Pcm... •<~~' Chalnber or Cmlmoroe, c...ponaorlng wilh XI Gam- rant 100 of Mr. ond Mrs. Roger jar which broke, cutting' him. ma Mu Chspmr o!'BOII 'SI8ma Phi Sororll)', has lhlit f'rar>. YOUII& were held oo Feb. 26 at cis Flm;lat wllllPlnprevlde l)l"!lowers oeaded teo. and lhe Wells Cememry with the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL providlrtf' t• " judpa' dlnnei- on PfliunteYelllrw will be Baitey•, Res- Rev. Jay stiles ol'ftclatlng. AdrnlaoiDna - ~lvle YOU!Ig, lauran.. !""h llrmo were ISI,O<ijted wllh lllo pqea1ll 1Ut year. <llySY!Ue; Alma Keiser, Miners. LOCAL TEMP · ~~s of the .IOtorlty wlil wtirk.lh 1ll next Weol( ~UJng a The tempe'rature inPomerO)''s ville. p._..m. book under die dlrecllon oU.Ua. Pearl Welker, ............ dow-n bualoess district at Discharges -. Della Curtis, ·~ or the .paaolnl. The othot' lltller&l, ·~ Mra. ReU.v 11:50 a.m. toJial' was 38degreea, Veatrlce Nice, Bernte Edwards, RiWUrtp,...,.. ncrultlq!llio ~ qf .,.,...._ ~· , George Nesselrood, Jr. under over~st · skies. Workslwp in Math is Held thl.......,. •-need the- ~'t,~:.,.,·'(,f Scho6Js-;NJJ;31 ._,~ d'· ,. 'h l ........., Ex ' d !~nl=l~"'loa':!:!'~==·=~:!~~~:.; JrJore<:ee era · J _.c O(J · '~~ ~~ . ;pecte ~ r , A SAN FRANCISCO STATE COLLEGE otudent crltieally lillured li)> a ....,b ltiabe6ncla'rgadwltharoC!Oand.coiT)'I!W~OOiveL AI. :,M·I J)Otrolman accidentali¥ cirQP!Iid ...... canlaiDr. At other CIIIII>UBOI acroao the' ~oo, ali-W, Wtsalauend>lloa "!:other rorml or·itudont prOieoto i.!IIU....d. At Brandel• Unl..,.alty ' ·lit Wlithain, Maal,', one ~~ttool ~ •tid ~ ll'P~!o The ' blicred San F,ran~I!CO Slate atuil~, ~ fcoebl"'' ·~!';~at Pelo ~ caUL wis ldeltl!led 111 matillo!r.bflllo.~k ~~· Vnioa. ' . ~ ,... bit;.,.; \his~· 1\W'I.Y tipped loa ,ilillli,•·i:be~t whali a bllnb eioploded pramalur!>ly inaloci<OJ' I'OCIII •CI( thO . Al<ts 'l!ulldl!ltl.' , " · ' · '. · · ' · " · .. - ' .' ll'· ', . ' · . (ll 1 ' By GEORGEJIARGRA~ Sot>~Melgo Local·Scho91 Dlatrlct . 'Yerr i'etert\Y. lllo llllllalme~ Jng ,of~!'!" '~<!tri Alaoc:IIIJaii of !lc:hGol Mlhlai~\Ofs "'" htltl ill Aliolll!< Duii "' 10Y. li"' .tdtqtloo Commlssloio of lllo ~~~!IJ· II" ,. !!!~.... ' ' Ooanclalr _ . eernil!ll lmpo-1 meeting, · The !IV Ia tO such amee~ theae iJq~ot· areas in American . ills there_.. in the taat vaild, ' IDtheaop.,.. c ' ' ( • • ' Be Thrifty! Save All ' ' ' r; .....•..~~~~m~~ 7~~,r~-"""!"""- .... not a number. uyou never know the ilnJaet you hoVe on boll. Thla aiWIJI eomes later in llfe,'' aa1d Wit- ' ' 'i ' l i ' .. ·;.~j • ' ' aon. .lldp Thompaon said~. deilnQJOOcy Ia a fiNWinl moaaee In our country. ur... ~ our blgpst weaknesaea," hi IIIII- /•• ' ed. "Blaoat cau.. of ~ crime In the Ualted 8tate1, ac... cording 1o IAil'VOil'S made down through the yeara, 11 ldlene11," remarked the judge. "We haYe CUI>- He urged I..OOrs to think 1o lind a ..., to apead our lllo(t each scout as an lndlvlc\lal, (Conllnued on Pop 10) ·Test In Space Run l ! '' ' ' I SPACE CENTER, HousiDn (UP!) - Two astrOnauts lm*e free from the Apollo 9 command ship In their lunar Iandin& crall todlf and gunned it away ott a daring chase in space that could make or break U.S. plans to land men on the moon this summer. Lighting ~ the sk;y with a ugreat big orange cloud" fruD lheir rockets, James A. McDivitt allf Russell L. Schweickart dew the br nar landing "Spider"' away from David R. Scott f~ the Apollo com-mand module for the first time. The d>ject or the dar'• .u. nrat firlllgs or tho ......... important tests was to get the englnos. lander more than 100 miles Aller ....., checks showedlhe from its space partner and then $41 million !l>lder was 1IOI'Idnl see how weU It could come back as planned, McDivitt llred lho aiKI dock again. The maneuvers ahlp•s big 1andiDg 011gl"' were rehearsals of key lllOOJI controlling its power wltb a Righi operations. McDMtt and Schweickart, hand throttle much like foond on railroad loeomDtlvH. opening lhe Mh and bualnest Controll11rs reported lho 25cloy of . the 10-<laY orbital second ouralwllll perfoctb'. rnlasioo, lrllllferred · lo the 11 Thls is really an un,pl.ab' lunar lander shortly after besat," McDivitt IDid Scott Ia midnight. The two ships were lhe ship . - nemo ''Oliounlamhed at 7:39 a.m. ESI'. drop.'• There were 10111e initial d!ftlcu!Ues In freeing the two shi!>s, but sftA>r Scot! Rlcked the -raUon switch twice, he radioed to McDivitt and Injury in Schweickart: 110k, you're free." ' Mclllv!U reported that be POINT PLEASANT - T w o could see the command Ship's Leon Rt. 2 )'I10IIba OICIIIId Mr· control jets firing "just as clear lous in)uiea ~ at .. . ,.. i as a hell. It lliilltt up lhe whole m, oo Jericho Rood . . . car 01rertumed. • ' sky." Driver ol the car wu uThere•a a great big orange cloud, • said Scott, obaervlng lllo Lee Randolph, ger was Glorll Randolpb lllkllhe COLLECTIONS REPORTED psrtmenl, lllddo Heart !llllday collocllono In Middleporl iihere. Ito acllvlcy millhap; that hi . . was helided bJ>,IIlo MlddiUorl east In llllllil 'illllli·lo!"·blt Buolnesa ~!Profeasienal wom. spot, <lllain8 lhl .... lo en•a Club t<ileled $t4S.14, Mra • a apln ond ~ '":~= Ita top.~~. Atnorlca' "" wnt\,oti>oducled by • The Meigs Local School Dislrlct is slrlvi~~g hard to m"" some progress in tl]ls directiOn. · iiOe'thlrd or ,The !"'veUed, l ,~ata:, Tlleie were of courae, DIII\Y o('1ho netioo'a t!ve lllot -l<o lho Col- olhor tlq;.rta;. area a or dlacu,. ~. '.llartln E"i Iewing: ~ ltWl ciO,art. •!011 al lhe AASA conventtoo, but John Werner, , ehalnnan, re. ·~ callld ' ~lljtelt' "' this give a yoo a little or tho ln- porta. _ _ ..,.,_ "I _... 1o more iiearly fonnetlOII ' I have obtained con- , There •u conolcleiul. dlilcuaaloo or tho fedaral -~.,. . ceremonies. others. lert to right. recelvlrv trlln1111 awarda were John WhiUey. Jr., camping chalrmant Garland Par10n1, leadership tralnlne chltrman; Donna and Ted Misner, Cheshoo ire, and Joanna Cooncil; Den Mother, Pack 240. Morrow New MGM Chief ... lllld .. I ·, " 'tt filed for a wau.r s~~>pi,y~,B)'amrn almilar fD u,. T14>pers PlainaJohn Zerkle spoke on the steps Cheater sl\t~, Hart said. The which were taken to bulldtbenew district has not only air. . reenlarged plant lor the Imperial duced flooding, but hoa provided Electric Co. stressing the re- considerable employment, he quirements ina buildi~ site. He stated. invited the confel"ees to atterlian: CARSEY SPEAKS olftclal '"nine of the new build-Jack carsey, speaki!W i~, the date to be annouitced. hall of Jack Welsh, M1ddl PLANNING STRESSED outlined plans oftheSoothea'U. Pat Meeker of the Ohio Depart- Ohio Regional Councllintbefleld ment of Develt~tment, spoke on of highways and In other direc· the importance ofcomprehensiYe tlons. county planning. Roy Miller reported ootheCorMeigs County' 5 request for mation of the Upper Ohio Valley c~rehensiYe planning is filed EcODOOJic Region which held its with the -department alii is 11th first meeting in September, 1968. in ·a line of 40 projects in Ohio It is composed ol nine counties to be submitted ror federal ap. and is 8 "regional clearing proYal The Meigs C<JmPreheP. houSe" for mutual problems, Mil· slve planning would cost$40,000. ler said. He said that admlnhrThe Meigs County Cmunission- trative moneys have been funded ers have already approved $10,- and he ooUined who Is eligible 000 as the county's share oC the for membership. ' project. The Rev. Brian Engle deThe department will koowwithoo aertbed recent work of ministers in three months if the Meigs and Jaym~n inplaMingaprogram County project is approved. Mid- aimed at benefitting youth of dleport Vlll•ge will be excluded Meigs County, outlining the mufrom the counQ' plan since a com· tual goals of the ministry alii prehensiYe plan there was com- others in the progress of Meigs . pleted several years ago. County. • The plan wUI outline steps to be Richard Sayre, director of the taken in order for the county to Gallia-Mefls Community Action recover and progress economi- Program, outlined work oftbeblcally, Meeks states. Accompany· county organization in providing ing hlm to the meeti~ waa Ralph training programs foi' both inm:l Lindeberry, also with the Ohio out of school young people, the DejNirtment oC Development. community service program apd c. E. Blakeslee, active in con- t It e upgrade cunprehensive ducting the Wedne~ meeti~, health program. The organlza.. outlined three directions lnwhich tion, serving both counties, wUI the cou.rty can go to bring about be three years old thla month, improvements. These include: he stated. 1. Giant outside program. A · Philip LaveUe, Athens, ecoproject that comes in but does nomic development administranot ~~ect our thiDkln&. , wr, describe4 the work o{tt'MJ* 2: OUtside pr'ogram coming In, mlnletr.Uon with local people In recommending consoliditlon of helping provide financ1al help. schools, communities, churches. EDA hai had a role both in the A progrun which does affect our Middleport ,and PunerQY sewage line or thinking. dispoaal system prOjects ml the 3. A program develq,ed by ~per11 Plains - Chester water Meigs County peopie,q~eratedby systA>rn, he said. The !Uture or Meigs COunty -le, and uslllg EDA as well as tbe community Action Program 11· not knoWn at this time since the change ln from a sholiUJI liong the rood natlooal admlnlatraU""' leading from the Wyant hime to Miss Margaret Grtmths, where the car stopped in a dlich MelJEI County exten~lon agent, in front of the nearby Charlea home ecopomles 1 spoke 011 her Knlghtlng residence. HarterDu:h work with . county women and said lour other shells were also , _ - ' e througi> t-H pr~ touJKilater by others. grams and C. E. Blakeslee, ex· -teDsion agent, alao,dilcussedag. HUNTERS TO MEET rlcelture onc1 resources dewlooThe Meigs C<lunlf Coon Hunt- mont. ers Assn., which will meet Fri· Group dlscus11lon leaden for day at 7:30 P· m. at the clubseaalons which closed the all· house on Snow Ball Hill, wlll day meettrw were Wayne Roush, plan its cooo hunliq: e - . thla agriculture; Rebert Bowen, sprtrw. All members are urged schools, alii the Rev. BlllPerrl.n, 1 to attend. l churches. , Roush, chairman of the Meigs PLAN SALES County Extension Advlaocy ComXI Gamma Mu Cllapler o! Beta mittee, presided over a portion !IRma Phi wUI hold a rummage or tha meetlrw ao did Thereon sale at U!t Slark Building, aeroso Jollnson. chairman of the count.y !rom lhe Fomeroy Poat O!flee, ruource develt~tment oommlt.F rlday ond Saturday. tee. ~nlng prayer wasbyU!tRev. MEIGS,GENERAL HOSPITAL Paul Sellors, Unlh>d Melhcdlat ADMIS!IONS - Erneat David· Clwch pt,stor. At noon a lunchson. Pomeny. DISCHARGED - Elu Welch. eon waa served b,y women of the holt church. Mrs, ~ Holmr BOOSTERS TO MEET was in chlrge of registration. The Southern ,AthleUc Boosters will meet in special sessloo Virgie Mae at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the high schoOl in Rlcine. Dies Tuesday Night LOCAL TEMPS The teqoorawte In Pomeroy'• PT. PLEASANT - VIrgie Mae dowlttoWn bosinou dlatrlct at 11:50 a.m. Wll 39 degrees under C.st.o, 71, Rt. 17, Hendenon, W, VL, died Tuesday nl(l!ll in Holpertl¥ overcaat lklea. zer HoopltaL Mrs. Clsto "as lfrlllated with the Vaught Memorlli Church at Beech HUI ard was borr: in HenTONIGHT, MARCH 6 derson. W. Va., on Feb. 28,1898, NOT OPEN a daughtA>r of the late John E. and Vlettla Hicks Clonch. Surviving are her husland, Fli!DAY & SATURDAY March 1 - 8 Clar~ L C&sto; one .100, YOURS, MINE AND OURS George Burdell COsio, Henderson; two brothers, John A. (Technlcolor) Clonch, PL Pleasant, and Clar· Lucille l,lal1 - Hetu')' Fondl ' • ... ' orpnt~atlon , Into th~ eooserva- ence Clonch, QJ .,, VOL. XXI NO. 222 0~ lllo ewl~tt;! ::':!.!!. wto COLORS GALOREJ , county. 'te ment ftnenced. . llliddleport Councll Prealdent •• ' ·' l"r" 1 let. tion" real eatate company wtll be In bene· ~d la~ah ~=:,ted.: Meiga, COUnty soon to ouUine ~ .J ateps that can be taken\Dprovtde polnt8d fD the advalltiP ~ ha.. low rerlt housh~ for an expected trw; 1 14 acre park, with a three · lndux ot workers. He said it hi acre lake 100 35 cun,p sltea, 111 hi& und"erstandq that such pro- a result of the distrkt's work. jects can be completely govern.. 111e dlstrlct bas an a,pplicatl~ representative from 1 In 19~;. Keimeth F. ~mer or LDildoll,wrotelllo Lord'o rr.Y- · ·• er 25 t!Jn(o (nearl,y 7, 000 let- . . ; ' .. mra)ma~_.eorpaperlheolze . ·f< or a PDslsie lllarnp, "' , Crill', ..,.... '. __ Now;,You Knp1V help avallollle lnaldO·w oolllde 1M C(JUOII.y, • .. 'I ' Leon Youtlu EaaJpe· AMdenl at~. 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