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NY SAYRE SAYRE HARDWARE \' < ,, ·1 It'll take:the avei'CI8• · : 'family about 14 tninutel ,· ; ~ filtp~t ' ·~ '·. the cen•u• fornl.; ' • i .r.'' ,, ' ' !, ,, ' f �IY • DA .. NY SAYRE SAYRE HARDWARE \' < ,, ·1 It'll take:the avei'CI8• · : 'family about 14 tninutel ,· ; ~ filtp~t ' ·~ '·. the cen•u• fornl.; ' • i .r.'' ,, ' ' !, ,, ' f �Los Angelos by !~Jay, :=;~~··an~an:~iherhome ~~~ ··~ • ~ run In ~~~:,:~~' '·· , SNOWC!JIECKS S.wclieeb were luaed ., Ieday lor lbe llltlgs lll&b lt78 '• ·,, IIUebaii•~·~JIOMf wldcb ,' wu 1o blve beeD Vlaloa al '. ( Mld4llqorl. ·, . , lleksoa, lo!beduled Ia . Mlddleperl 'l'11Hday 1o epel! '••· die IIGDtbern Dlvtslou of ... Soaih,aolern Ohio Coo· . "•lere~~oe raee, allo wW Ill be :, , Jlayed. . AJTiulaelllelto 11 make •P - bulb &aaiet wtli be IUtUDeed , later: r , ;,,~~==~::c.m;.~i.;:;:::;~~::::~::::::::::=~:=:=:=:=:=: ,. I ' .5GO I · Balllmort 127'New York m Photn!~Ji~.~..:: Ml,lwaukoe at Phllldelphla 101 C . o · (Only game sci'edullldl IY AlA,,,...... DAti NY SAYRE By Unlll<l ....... 1-...IIMial ATLANTA(UPI)-BobbyAI· day In racing," A1111on.. 88id Eut lison figur!id all he needed wu alter &Purring his 1989. Dodge w. L. Pet. QB break. · •' Chatger to track iecord of .x·lndlona 55 19 .1<13 ... 8 8 The 31-year-okl racer from 139.554 miles an hour. "I Jinew Kerrtuclfv 4D ~ .S41 15 Hueytown, Ala., !tad a biatory 1 waa bel!illllinl! to cl01e In on ~~':k 31 .. .m 11"" of things happenlnj! to. him Cal.ljuetkepttellingmyaelfall Pltlsburgh : ~ :f.:~ , :.!iili~··;;.!!:~!i when be raced here. But. thll I nOOded was a JlreatO." ' Miami 21 55 .276 35 ~: ttme something went f91' him , 'lbe break came wben both Wesl Btead ofagainlt him. He gQt bia men P!lted while a ca~ :!:£ w. L. Pet. QB break and becalll!e oflt, ~ wu out. Or) lbe reatart, .1 n Denver .u 33 .571 ... Allison Is tile !!riO champiOn ot ·WII rJc!lt behind YarlicifoUgh, Washington ~ 3.4 .553 IV. the · AUanta 500 stock car the man on the simie lap Della• · 411 36 .526 3'1• classic. . "~th Cil. AIJ!son caDI!ht him Los Angolet 39 27 .513 64112 ruined Cal Yarbor· . on. .-.!! ···-• turn ...._.... Nl'oi(O'~• -s~ ll .m Allison ""' """"'"' • ...~- x.CIIndllll cllvlskll tltlt ough's bid ·lA! win bia fourth ahead Qll the sl\orl back sund.oy'o RttuMt straight Atlailll 500 wheit he stralglllaway, and took a ~d New York 119 Miami 96 charged into the lejld with' six YarborOugh eoU~d never. clooe. Mllndoy'o Gamas laps to go and held oo to beat Daytona 500 winner Pete lndlano ot Now O'IHn• the defe11dJilg champ by 30 Hamilton, In a Plymouth, 1'188 Carolina at Kantucky yards and ball a second... third, wblle ,Lee Roy y_.-. IOnlygameoschodlillldl .. pol* "ThiS has to be my greateat 'a..nts E·nd. Japan . :\P) ·''· l.• - Piloonlx , 1. 1 .5GO' Svndlroh..Oih Bobby Allison tps ,-~~~r;;:r;.~~;~= Atlanta 400 Classic , the llnllllng tile Metitoflveliltilf\ . innings. Salui'day the Reds won over thecanllri81satTampa,Fia., 32· 2 , 0 !;! ,TAKES FIII8T PJ..\CI£ ~ ~:. ~u PlymoUth, was filth. OlarlleGlotl:bachand 'lluddy · • wbo were 2-3 ID ,in ·their shark-meed to MOSOOW (UPI).o-Valenlina Nlkonovajn,Ja, of Rnssla took first place Sunday In the girls lolls ~UIIoo of lbe Wmold Junior fencing champicnshlpo wllb five ~llv')~· Valentina B1lr0cltldf!II;U;-WU' ii!Cood aDd 'We.t Jutta ~~ Popken, ",o11tkt~J, ~:~~~~:{ i:i COUPLE ASPIIYIIA'$) S'tEUBENVILIE,ObiO(UPI) --Scott Hoovtr, 21, and Lln!la Bell, Z3, both of SteubenYille, were apparenUy IIIJ)hYIIated while sJeePing In a car parked west of Mingo JnncUon in Jel· ferson Sallli'day. Officials said the car caught fire wblle tbe couple alepl. SAYRE ·,· HARDWARE -~No=ow===~:.~ " .·. . I I • i . It'll take Itt• Cl¥•._• ... 'family about 14.· minu..• ·.. · ' .tc» filtout . ... ,, :' ,,, ' the cenkls. fo~. ,, J,t,. I ' ., ,l' 'That's' less time than you spen ~ u·,IIAnlino evening new,s. Ani:J it c,pn bri~~ yoli !m~~~''Q!~···!, "!IY!I in the years tq come; ,,'; Better ' bej l~r ···~,c!i cC~I services, The facts lions' of' ' �Los Angelos by !~Jay, :=;~~··an~an:~iherhome ~~~ ··~ • ~ run In ~~~:,:~~' '·· , SNOWC!JIECKS S.wclieeb were luaed ., Ieday lor lbe llltlgs lll&b lt78 '• ·,, IIUebaii•~·~JIOMf wldcb ,' wu 1o blve beeD Vlaloa al '. ( Mld4llqorl. ·, . , lleksoa, lo!beduled Ia . Mlddleperl 'l'11Hday 1o epel! '••· die IIGDtbern Dlvtslou of ... Soaih,aolern Ohio Coo· . "•lere~~oe raee, allo wW Ill be :, , Jlayed. . AJTiulaelllelto 11 make •P - bulb &aaiet wtli be IUtUDeed , later: r , ;,,~~==~::c.m;.~i.;:;:::;~~::::~::::::::::=~:=:=:=:=:=: ,. I ' .5GO I · Balllmort 127'New York m Photn!~Ji~.~..:: Ml,lwaukoe at Phllldelphla 101 C . o · (Only game sci'edullldl IY AlA,,,...... DAti NY SAYRE By Unlll<l ....... 1-...IIMial ATLANTA(UPI)-BobbyAI· day In racing," A1111on.. 88id Eut lison figur!id all he needed wu alter &Purring his 1989. Dodge w. L. Pet. QB break. · •' Chatger to track iecord of .x·lndlona 55 19 .1<13 ... 8 8 The 31-year-okl racer from 139.554 miles an hour. "I Jinew Kerrtuclfv 4D ~ .S41 15 Hueytown, Ala., !tad a biatory 1 waa bel!illllinl! to cl01e In on ~~':k 31 .. .m 11"" of things happenlnj! to. him Cal.ljuetkepttellingmyaelfall Pltlsburgh : ~ :f.:~ , :.!iili~··;;.!!:~!i when be raced here. But. thll I nOOded was a JlreatO." ' Miami 21 55 .276 35 ~: ttme something went f91' him , 'lbe break came wben both Wesl Btead ofagainlt him. He gQt bia men P!lted while a ca~ :!:£ w. L. Pet. QB break and becalll!e oflt, ~ wu out. Or) lbe reatart, .1 n Denver .u 33 .571 ... Allison Is tile !!riO champiOn ot ·WII rJc!lt behind YarlicifoUgh, Washington ~ 3.4 .553 IV. the · AUanta 500 stock car the man on the simie lap Della• · 411 36 .526 3'1• classic. . "~th Cil. AIJ!son caDI!ht him Los Angolet 39 27 .513 64112 ruined Cal Yarbor· . on. .-.!! ···-• turn ...._.... Nl'oi(O'~• -s~ ll .m Allison ""' """"'"' • ...~- x.CIIndllll cllvlskll tltlt ough's bid ·lA! win bia fourth ahead Qll the sl\orl back sund.oy'o RttuMt straight Atlailll 500 wheit he stralglllaway, and took a ~d New York 119 Miami 96 charged into the lejld with' six YarborOugh eoU~d never. clooe. Mllndoy'o Gamas laps to go and held oo to beat Daytona 500 winner Pete lndlano ot Now O'IHn• the defe11dJilg champ by 30 Hamilton, In a Plymouth, 1'188 Carolina at Kantucky yards and ball a second... third, wblle ,Lee Roy y_.-. IOnlygameoschodlillldl .. pol* "ThiS has to be my greateat 'a..nts E·nd. Japan . :\P) ·''· l.• - Piloonlx , 1. 1 .5GO' Svndlroh..Oih Bobby Allison tps ,-~~~r;;:r;.~~;~= Atlanta 400 Classic , the llnllllng tile Metitoflveliltilf\ . innings. Salui'day the Reds won over thecanllri81satTampa,Fia., 32· 2 , 0 !;! ,TAKES FIII8T PJ..\CI£ ~ ~:. ~u PlymoUth, was filth. OlarlleGlotl:bachand 'lluddy · • wbo were 2-3 ID ,in ·their shark-meed to MOSOOW (UPI).o-Valenlina Nlkonovajn,Ja, of Rnssla took first place Sunday In the girls lolls ~UIIoo of lbe Wmold Junior fencing champicnshlpo wllb five ~llv')~· Valentina B1lr0cltldf!II;U;-WU' ii!Cood aDd 'We.t Jutta ~~ Popken, ",o11tkt~J, ~:~~~~:{ i:i COUPLE ASPIIYIIA'$) S'tEUBENVILIE,ObiO(UPI) --Scott Hoovtr, 21, and Lln!la Bell, Z3, both of SteubenYille, were apparenUy IIIJ)hYIIated while sJeePing In a car parked west of Mingo JnncUon in Jel· ferson Sallli'day. Officials said the car caught fire wblle tbe couple alepl. SAYRE ·,· HARDWARE -~No=ow===~:.~ " .·. . I I • i . It'll take Itt• Cl¥•._• ... 'family about 14.· minu..• ·.. · ' .tc» filtout . ... ,, :' ,,, ' the cenkls. fo~. ,, J,t,. I ' ., ,l' 'That's' less time than you spen ~ u·,IIAnlino evening new,s. Ani:J it c,pn bri~~ yoli !m~~~''Q!~···!, "!IY!I in the years tq come; ,,'; Better ' bej l~r ···~,c!i cC~I services, The facts lions' of' ' �' of • ' i!'.' !:1>·',;1<:1} ' ' ·Ca ~lfOiW.ril .........,.,. fliur.'l!eriOC( .Thr~~,e •have always been a croivd. ESfli!C,i~lly'ln !he back seat 'o.f a SPoilS tar, SO t.he neW Flreblrds have two ' bucket-tYPe seats In back. Plus two . buck~~t se,ats UP, front. , . FQu( .c.~{ortable passengers; each In an 1nd1vldual seat. And • ~ ~rt.ble fltle. ' The r~ar seats.gave us room to raise ,the dnv~ tunnel b~tl'{een them. Which Espilt {2). A lu~urious g1ves·the suspelll!IOiHoom 1o travel . when Y9,11 ~it. a bump, Which, in the . Th~ Flreblrd ~nd Esprn, pro.ducas a 4). Our . ride that many a·full-s1ze sedan { _would be proud of. , . . Formula 400 and Trans Am don t ,.;~:~;;~~~~ dlfferent ,FIIe~irds ha.velt quite as ·soft ..Enthusiasts fc on only one . like a stiffer ride,. St1ffer sprjngs and 1 shocks prOVIde Jt. !'·.!It!! II nothing Wllhout quf!:k l · I'We qldn t 'compromise handling a'· : bit. We made the Wide-Track wider Made lade-resistant front disc braklis standall!. And lor improved cornering we lnstlltlob stabilll9r bars up front ' And added rear stabilizer bars to · Formula 400 and Trans Am. Eng!_ to lllllc:ll. If you read ourdescri~tion~of the four Firebirds the engine lineup makes supr,eme 'sense. The. basic Flreblrd has a 250-cubic-inch six. Esprlta350-cublc-inch, regular-Qas V-8 Forll)ula 400 has a 400-cublc-lnch · V-8. And Trans Am feaiures a 400-cubic-lnch Ram Air V-8. ~ Enclura bumperelflltaharb bulllpt. Pontiac·~ Endura material is probably panels, for Instance. Eall' ' to read. With easy-to.-ieaOh.oontrolt. We even designed the panels so · ~ that any light bulb can ba ch1111Qed in 60 seconds. By you. Withiiut' lylhg on the floor. • . But you'll undoubfedly want·lo find out foi yourself. Please do. , At a Pontiac dealer's. Then you'll i know our "beginning of t~orrow" claim is mora than a boast. ·· �' of • ' i!'.' !:1>·',;1<:1} ' ' ·Ca ~lfOiW.ril .........,.,. fliur.'l!eriOC( .Thr~~,e •have always been a croivd. ESfli!C,i~lly'ln !he back seat 'o.f a SPoilS tar, SO t.he neW Flreblrds have two ' bucket-tYPe seats In back. Plus two . buck~~t se,ats UP, front. , . FQu( .c.~{ortable passengers; each In an 1nd1vldual seat. And • ~ ~rt.ble fltle. ' The r~ar seats.gave us room to raise ,the dnv~ tunnel b~tl'{een them. Which Espilt {2). A lu~urious g1ves·the suspelll!IOiHoom 1o travel . when Y9,11 ~it. a bump, Which, in the . Th~ Flreblrd ~nd Esprn, pro.ducas a 4). Our . ride that many a·full-s1ze sedan { _would be proud of. , . . Formula 400 and Trans Am don t ,.;~:~;;~~~~ dlfferent ,FIIe~irds ha.velt quite as ·soft ..Enthusiasts fc on only one . like a stiffer ride,. St1ffer sprjngs and 1 shocks prOVIde Jt. !'·.!It!! II nothing Wllhout quf!:k l · I'We qldn t 'compromise handling a'· : bit. We made the Wide-Track wider Made lade-resistant front disc braklis standall!. And lor improved cornering we lnstlltlob stabilll9r bars up front ' And added rear stabilizer bars to · Formula 400 and Trans Am. Eng!_ to lllllc:ll. If you read ourdescri~tion~of the four Firebirds the engine lineup makes supr,eme 'sense. The. basic Flreblrd has a 250-cubic-inch six. Esprlta350-cublc-inch, regular-Qas V-8 Forll)ula 400 has a 400-cublc-lnch · V-8. And Trans Am feaiures a 400-cubic-lnch Ram Air V-8. ~ Enclura bumperelflltaharb bulllpt. Pontiac·~ Endura material is probably panels, for Instance. Eall' ' to read. With easy-to.-ieaOh.oontrolt. We even designed the panels so · ~ that any light bulb can ba ch1111Qed in 60 seconds. By you. Withiiut' lylhg on the floor. • . But you'll undoubfedly want·lo find out foi yourself. Please do. , At a Pontiac dealer's. Then you'll i know our "beginning of t~orrow" claim is mora than a boast. ·· �Musicl ' Notl~e WILL 'KEEP children during WMPO the week and on Phone· t~l4941 . w~ . :1.27-61c --'--~--­ Wanted. To .• 111 NOW OPEN, SloW DRIVE IN. BRASS BEDS, round labl<is, No fncrea" In prices. corner c\tp.bo!Brdl, or every Friday, Anyllllng old). Phone btlora 8 1 Specl1l1 Saturday 1nd Sunday. a. m. or alter '4:30 R• m. l.GtAI!ed on -RI. 7 bypass. Coolville 1167·3411, Mrs. 3-3Q.301c LEGAL NOTICj! Harold Barnhart, Tupparo IN THE COMMON PLIAS Plains, Ohio. COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, WILt pick up merchandise and J.19-10tc OHIO \ .. taka to auction on a ptr· WILLIAM J. ~DWARDS 11' E•it 'Mtln Street centage basis.. Call Jim, Pomeroy, Olllo, Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Pl•lntln, Phone 742-4<161. IAI0/1390 ... SHE·RRY o. EDWARO sI f-23-Hc c-o Mrs. Dorothy Htntl 4247 South (Inn. Tullio OkllhOml 14105, nc1.~ HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, laurel Cliff, now open each Deftndut. No. 14,627 NOTICE IY PUBLICATION Sh•rry o . Edwards, whose place of residence IS c-o Mrs . Dorothy Hentz , .4247 South WANTED MALE re:celve con . signments at 10 a .m. Auction Friday ·to ARE YOU LOOKING? starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell your merchandise. ctnn ~ . Tutu, Oklahoma, 74105, will take notice that on the 27th . 3·22-llt ~ay of March, 1970, the un derslgnt'd flied his Petition MEN'S work clothea, also women's clothing. Jeffers 1galnst t~er In the Common rttas Court of Meigs County, Clothing Store, Old Rt . 33 9hla, pnytno for divorce and going loward Fair Grounds. ether relief on the grounds of J.2.5-6tc 1rou neglect of duty. end ew: . weme ~ruelty. Said cause will be tor hlerlng on and after the )2fh . day of May. 1970. Wanted To Buy crow,, Crow & . Porter. ;..ttoroeys for Plaintiff OLD FURNiTURE, dlshea, 1runks, etc. Write M. . D.. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 . Ca11992-6271. . , (]I r WJLLIAM J . Edwerds Plaintiff JO.. {4} 6, 13, 20,27 (5) ... 11 - II' J.I-Hc ' ,:tlelp Wanted OLD UPRIGHT pianos; any as long .. have not • - - - - - - - - . . , condition, been wet. Paying $10 ea<h. Flrstlloor only. Mondays will bo pick-up day. Write, giving good directions, Willen Plano Company, Bax lilt Serdls, pony . ogl HI ·~s:~r~~~~~:::l NOTICE CARRIERS WANTED Ohio~~- J.l'l-301p pbont F,r Mr. 9·9, Tot"""Y 3-IO,lllc -..,..- Ohio Ul\iversity . l!'h Athens, Ohio feet by 125 fHI. Phone 992· ~1 J . '·'' ' ~ .. ;'~-{fc ; RE.G~her{eb ~hj.£8!1 THE WBLL Cf.tiLD e .. \ Underlying .CauseIn Ast~matic Cas_,s ., ' . . , JOHN DEERE B tractor, culllvo\Cf ,,,,3-point hi!C:h. LOT. Btlt location In town. ,411 Phone Chesler 985-3598. For I'Qmeroy ~ek . NATIONAL Cash Register, 'rotAL ELECTRIC hoino, In good shape. uo. See at cef. Tuppir(Pialnoan.,.,..cr,lot; tilled Gas Sta11on or call 992· 3 bedroom' brick 'with porch m1. ..and ln•uNiti!i! gloss~~~-. 3-27·21P rFutu r. n olun)lnu·m .o vtrhall'g·, built-In kitchen, - '----..,-- -;::--::-:SOUTHI;RN PLANTS: Call, , wall 19 w~ll· cerptl~ng, l(llllly boge plinll lhl Of Mardi; 1'110111. Oild ~rage. HoUle Is tomato plan1a lost .01 April. ._ wlrad IrK ...... Call ·Slier· Order now. CharleS R.·Herrfs, \ .man SUmmerfltlf$',. Chtster Portl 0nd, Ohio. Phone 843-' 9f5.35ft. 2·17-Hc 2693. 3-27~1p .....,-,.-::'t.......""rt-;;-~-:- , tumlihed . mare' ln ·l~ PHOrit·992· ·Also 1 bedroom furnlshad 5039. J.2.j.12tc aparinW.t. Inquire"\ and .G Food Market, 3 miles south ol Mlddl~ on State Rou!t 7. MODERN 1970 walnut · slelto· ra~lo combination, solid stole J.29-31c stertp, 4 ..,ad ~anger, 4- spaaker S0Uf111 system. P~r bolanco f'8,70 cash, or -Y lerm~.· Call 992-3352. · · 3'2Uic HrOI!fi'S Trollar Park, Minenvlllt. Phone 992· 3324. 3-27-121< INIICE'LY lumlshecl 2-bodroom apor.tment , Middleport. Phone 992-3874. J.B.Ifc CROSSW, ORD . t......... ll, So. Am. "lt!l:""" ' Tuber · e. proo ·II: Gram• ~ . ~~~ 7. -of TriQIIIP.Il ;I. Alida • CDUDU, .... . 11. CaiiAIJoo.u t 11. 'ftit ' CANDY SUPPlY.":ROUT£· •' . -1 ~ ,, ,· , j ~ .'· '1 • Man or woman to r~~tocJt ~w tYilel coin dispenser$ with ~··~ ( package can'd y p~oe{uct,. SELL1NGI · . . I. ·h'. ·h"t •; ' DE PEN'DABLE1·i .'15A'RN UP TOIIIIJ!I• ',.-.~~ .. 1r !. ' Pus �Musicl ' Notl~e WILL 'KEEP children during WMPO the week and on Phone· t~l4941 . w~ . :1.27-61c --'--~--­ Wanted. To .• 111 NOW OPEN, SloW DRIVE IN. BRASS BEDS, round labl<is, No fncrea" In prices. corner c\tp.bo!Brdl, or every Friday, Anyllllng old). Phone btlora 8 1 Specl1l1 Saturday 1nd Sunday. a. m. or alter '4:30 R• m. l.GtAI!ed on -RI. 7 bypass. Coolville 1167·3411, Mrs. 3-3Q.301c LEGAL NOTICj! Harold Barnhart, Tupparo IN THE COMMON PLIAS Plains, Ohio. COURT, MEIGS COUNTY, WILt pick up merchandise and J.19-10tc OHIO \ .. taka to auction on a ptr· WILLIAM J. ~DWARDS 11' E•it 'Mtln Street centage basis.. Call Jim, Pomeroy, Olllo, Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Pl•lntln, Phone 742-4<161. IAI0/1390 ... SHE·RRY o. EDWARO sI f-23-Hc c-o Mrs. Dorothy Htntl 4247 South (Inn. Tullio OkllhOml 14105, nc1.~ HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, laurel Cliff, now open each Deftndut. No. 14,627 NOTICE IY PUBLICATION Sh•rry o . Edwards, whose place of residence IS c-o Mrs . Dorothy Hentz , .4247 South WANTED MALE re:celve con . signments at 10 a .m. Auction Friday ·to ARE YOU LOOKING? starting at 7 p.m . Let us sell your merchandise. ctnn ~ . Tutu, Oklahoma, 74105, will take notice that on the 27th . 3·22-llt ~ay of March, 1970, the un derslgnt'd flied his Petition MEN'S work clothea, also women's clothing. Jeffers 1galnst t~er In the Common rttas Court of Meigs County, Clothing Store, Old Rt . 33 9hla, pnytno for divorce and going loward Fair Grounds. ether relief on the grounds of J.2.5-6tc 1rou neglect of duty. end ew: . weme ~ruelty. Said cause will be tor hlerlng on and after the )2fh . day of May. 1970. Wanted To Buy crow,, Crow & . Porter. ;..ttoroeys for Plaintiff OLD FURNiTURE, dlshea, 1runks, etc. Write M. . D.. Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 0 . Ca11992-6271. . , (]I r WJLLIAM J . Edwerds Plaintiff JO.. {4} 6, 13, 20,27 (5) ... 11 - II' J.I-Hc ' ,:tlelp Wanted OLD UPRIGHT pianos; any as long .. have not • - - - - - - - - . . , condition, been wet. Paying $10 ea<h. Flrstlloor only. Mondays will bo pick-up day. Write, giving good directions, Willen Plano Company, Bax lilt Serdls, pony . ogl HI ·~s:~r~~~~~:::l NOTICE CARRIERS WANTED Ohio~~- J.l'l-301p pbont F,r Mr. 9·9, Tot"""Y 3-IO,lllc -..,..- Ohio Ul\iversity . l!'h Athens, Ohio feet by 125 fHI. Phone 992· ~1 J . '·'' ' ~ .. ;'~-{fc ; RE.G~her{eb ~hj.£8!1 THE WBLL Cf.tiLD e .. \ Underlying .CauseIn Ast~matic Cas_,s ., ' . . , JOHN DEERE B tractor, culllvo\Cf ,,,,3-point hi!C:h. LOT. Btlt location In town. ,411 Phone Chesler 985-3598. For I'Qmeroy ~ek . NATIONAL Cash Register, 'rotAL ELECTRIC hoino, In good shape. uo. See at cef. Tuppir(Pialnoan.,.,..cr,lot; tilled Gas Sta11on or call 992· 3 bedroom' brick 'with porch m1. ..and ln•uNiti!i! gloss~~~-. 3-27·21P rFutu r. n olun)lnu·m .o vtrhall'g·, built-In kitchen, - '----..,-- -;::--::-:SOUTHI;RN PLANTS: Call, , wall 19 w~ll· cerptl~ng, l(llllly boge plinll lhl Of Mardi; 1'110111. Oild ~rage. HoUle Is tomato plan1a lost .01 April. ._ wlrad IrK ...... Call ·Slier· Order now. CharleS R.·Herrfs, \ .man SUmmerfltlf$',. Chtster Portl 0nd, Ohio. Phone 843-' 9f5.35ft. 2·17-Hc 2693. 3-27~1p .....,-,.-::'t.......""rt-;;-~-:- , tumlihed . mare' ln ·l~ PHOrit·992· ·Also 1 bedroom furnlshad 5039. J.2.j.12tc aparinW.t. Inquire"\ and .G Food Market, 3 miles south ol Mlddl~ on State Rou!t 7. MODERN 1970 walnut · slelto· ra~lo combination, solid stole J.29-31c stertp, 4 ..,ad ~anger, 4- spaaker S0Uf111 system. P~r bolanco f'8,70 cash, or -Y lerm~.· Call 992-3352. · · 3'2Uic HrOI!fi'S Trollar Park, Minenvlllt. Phone 992· 3324. 3-27-121< INIICE'LY lumlshecl 2-bodroom apor.tment , Middleport. Phone 992-3874. J.B.Ifc CROSSW, ORD . t......... ll, So. Am. "lt!l:""" ' Tuber · e. proo ·II: Gram• ~ . ~~~ 7. -of TriQIIIP.Il ;I. Alida • CDUDU, .... . 11. CaiiAIJoo.u t 11. 'ftit ' CANDY SUPPlY.":ROUT£· •' . -1 ~ ,, ,· , j ~ .'· '1 • Man or woman to r~~tocJt ~w tYilel coin dispenser$ with ~··~ ( package can'd y p~oe{uct,. SELL1NGI · . . I. ·h'. ·h"t •; ' DE PEN'DABLE1·i .'15A'RN UP TOIIIIJ!I• ',.-.~~ .. 1r !. ' Pus �In lhe center already In rulJis ijalurday lillbt'a .mer lnl!lon. Alola! of 631 bodlel! bid been r~ but QDe ollflal aald MR<n. more thaD t,ooo· penona bad been klJle.t and 3,0110 ltijured. ' l order IIIII evacuate Olftcials strugglingearthqlllke to iestore ft survivors from the paths of bolllng )lot fiood.wa~ !Greed . ' up from below groliild ~ a , \ilr=~~~-~1,~;t~F' . convoys , "re~. ~es ~cljms· ,to u :~e~a~~:l llilrd. catilb'ophe was, by a llireat with - plagu~. spread . COl\· !Glided of, !be, qlllasler. . ~-'-•· tsminllled water and ra,li. · Jle&lalen 1.5 oa ....... New casualties were reported 'nie ~uake regis~ 7.5 from the jMIIK:h of lhe . new J11i the Richter Scale. Areadlni ln!mOrS. Tbe strongest was tllat strong, Is rare. '11le San reglltered at 7 on the Richter Francisco eal'tbquake of 1806 Scale ClliiiJIIrfd with 7:uor the . orlgloal shock SaiUrdjly hlght. ... Tbeotberstodaywererecorded · . ,· I 1. atfour. . . :rer:r=:wrr!~ ;Clib~:~ ..,t\.1;":·~~ , Cl 7t ,. ili,~llni, "'! M••1 -. k.. s ·. 8-·m•·' . mer. .Bac · · . , · ,,,,. · • lut 11ne · . · ·· •> ' ·~·~•totirJ,,_ _Ucl .. . llieepa~leaq,..._~jlllt~llli ' It afew days' jlllt:ln e. 'fh~ailt b!.clieck , . -··Air~xebeck"!!lrk~~fllpjly:~ ", ... a:~:c£C=~~~e:~ To Fight .... · .· ...... ~· e"W!~T:~ii _,.,AI,.Ih~·lt was Daltened by • ._ ' Cong. Clar-- aid the Dew to .Gedlz to ~ Red and.the Ill!~ fo~ 'equt ~t. ' ,... · ' • valell! of !he Red Crou, aet ~P ·qrie medlcalleliti-lhat Dapped Ill a bow~ wind and driving rain. • , rr..;.DIIForDead .... · turkilh army troupe """ : ~ mounds of rubble the ol IIJI8]1 bills digging oot the ~ In a race with the a , , . rpnad ~'disease. .~~Riffle Dies Sunday . PT. pLUSAN'f .,.. George E. 'Rl!IIO, IV, .1)8, of 2317 Howard ·Ave'., Pt. P!easant, died Sunday ··at Pleuanl Valley Hdlplll!l. c.' Aretiredlarmw, bewaaborn ;.JUlie 7~ 1881, _In Mlism County, 'tbelilnofthelaleJunlousRlffie 'ind Vlrglnia Boggess Riffle. · , Surviving are a slater, Mrs. ;.zo.Sumerville, Pa1'kenburg; a ~.dt country In h~ recent message to Congress President Nixon stated thlit the sltuatim has becom particularly acute as teleph!.,.; threats and bombings bave sent fear through many American communities. The President d bli said, "Schoola an pu c buildings have had to be evacuated; , considerable property has been destroyed; Uvea have been lost. Clearly, many of these bombings have been the work of political fanatica many of them young crlmln~ls posturing as romantic ~olutionarles. '11ley · • ac\uaJ Ill.~' and.&!*'~ with as , the ID tbe Navy - a niece potential mUhlererlthey are " graduated flun RadDe lli8h Scbool. 11110 U:eep • • p . Reprellell"tive Mliler said,, ·~. poem1, .te.,m Ytllow,tibJet ~r.~ _lt'l ~In - Y.~ "Under elllJUng , law • ~e my eyei. The .._ malullly ends up !" - : ~ .';"' ' _ ·' transport of l~ooives acrou, llreplacl, , ' , 1 , state Unes Is, under some clr; APdbowlmlsillton~tvrdayal ~!lndltlllll~...-Iget · cumstinces 'a Federal crime home from cbureb 00.SIIIdiJ, and aU'I·'well. , . '· , 'l1lls bill .....:;.__. an eJtens(~ _........_.il · tblt Atbellli -...1114 lfaCIIInC ' s.....,•the':i~:-and--·ft·•mol, ·. I~~eell\awow~ tin~. . ,,.,.~ . • «'dtrof ,_.., ·-... ...,..._ CounU.bave~a!lridltlllllan,IICimeti*JgOIII!it.. · fbi, law ID this regard." 00:: Pftlram credit~~~~ and eOIIIIIIIIle!" e(lucatkln., · 'l1lls bill wtll!ld str~ l!le Perhaps MIIO!IUd '0.,lJla llyuld:bi lnlereilel!oor dO, exlstlng F•al law In the loolt tot dilly b~ too follow(ng wliya: . . . ~bave04t!lliOtellllllfWGmen · . ·· • · (1) The d8ftnltion of "e:t· Elipadall)' Hla IIIII Hen. ., · ; · ' . ·' : . . , ploslve" woUld he espailded to u ......: · J. ' L~ ' ~~ · _Include certain Incendiary uuue;o.e OunsOB ~ :;.uddleJ,ort tlept. devi,ces suCh · as Molotov . ' answered ·· two callll . - me 1· cocktillll · · · . · · SaturdAy afternoon and me 2) ~ mi1lm JI!!II&IUes Saturdav ' Ol(•ft•~· - to, ex( , , WD · . of UK ' ,....,.., the for illegal ·~rstsrtitetiO!I ~tlngulSh a brush Ore on exploolvea In .... l:om Mrs. Margie ~ Jotmson, Lea'dklg_Creelt' lloild: · merce wpuld be b1creased to a 47 Lincaster, formerly of At a:41 P-!Jl.. Saturday the term of up to IO_ yearsor:~ Of PGmeroy, died .elu-ly today at ·!squad ifenl'to tbe Bobby J.ones up to $10,000..If personaimj~ ~ LancaSieJ' Falrfield County home 011 ~ 'fhlrd where 811 resulted from a later uplolion ~ital. . infant .wu., having •dlfflcull)l these penalties -:rould ,be She Is ', survived by ber' breathln,i . :rh~ .~a by ·, had doubled~. II deei:J tes1j!ted, husband I. Nellon Jobnson ; recovered,',lloweveti wl]eD .!lie.' thepenaltymlghtheasmucli~~J two~. Larry Blaney, 'Lan- squaCI~rrivtjl~pl!tfea~t a.life sentenc.e or deatb. " ·caster, and , Lowell Nle!ileyer, was ~ujij!ij_, ; ' ;~ :1 • (3) The pe~ty ~or ~ Pomeroy; a daugbter, Mra. !l~h-\W;!ii:~:w.'~8~:~;:;8:* maklng a fllse bomb 1111'eal Ralph (Judy) Jaaper, Jr., ' The ~ ,Of ~. Uill~ would be rallied to a mas~Jnum 'z a118svllle; · three crand- Nations wa,s ~'·In ~ . ofliyean ,imprlsonmenlanda chlldrell, three' stepdaugbterll, Francllcql.,;p ;,- ~~ · 115, 000 line. . . loUr 'sisters, Mb, Olive 1.945. ,. · .. } · ; (4) The loUCJ,Willl would be . Munyan, Newark; Mr1!. VIola '.;~ ·' made new , Fo\der81 . crinies: Cotnell, Mrs. Heleri Malicious bomblnl of Federal Lewl8 premises, unauthorized Glady~ possession ol .exploalves. In . Va.; Miller bas must he -~ihe firat quake, GedlJ was on!¥ joined In co-sponsoring one of dooms of villages and emergency legislation wblch towns devssted by the disaster. was Introduced In the House o1 M~ than ~ persons were Repretentitives In~ effort!" killed In lhe nearby vlllage of halt the alarmlDg mcrease ~ Akcaalan, population 1,7110. _ the number of crlmlnal bombPnimler Siil18Yiri81l Iiemliel lngs In the cities of our r4., 'fire , Dies Mon.l'"'Y ,r Hurrym·g Back· t 0 •. · · · , Cap'1•tal · · , ~'brOtber> Franli:.F,".Biffle,CUIIei', ; 1 .. . aeverat nieces and Kii;Y:BISC~YNE Fla. (UP!) .F.,lll ~· . ~ - · · · · "' " _ Eml~N!iiin'!!ui'iibOrlldll ' lJGmbllig or ~·•r~q ~ b.-11 wlllll!! II a. m. Eaitl.r ·~/catlllir tbd8Y· to flY commerciat'Oala,~~ · •Weclnellday at the Bellemead back10 w~torrto deal1riih posaesslon of exptoslvea wi\11 W11lted Methodist Cburch unc1~ ~~~e ~~~cat p011a1 workers pay kflo1rledge lor lnlelit that ~ucb . •the dlrectloll of the Rev. 0 . H. negotiations. expiOBlves will be tr81111Pi1rted. :Culler and the Rev. Eugene Nixon planned to depart at 2 orllfl!ldlnvjolaUon:ofanyoibe!' , "Garlow. · p. m. EST to he back •at the provWon of tbe,bm.. · •• ·• Burial wDl. he In Looe Oak WbiteHouseforalateifternOOn •,· . '· •, ·~- Tbe body will be progress report from ·Post- Ve4er01 'Memilrllll ~ J to the church 0110 hour master' General Winton M. ADMI'M'EI:! ,.~~~!~ 11 ;,_~,. before aervlces. Frtislda may ;<Q!OIII)i. ' .I Vlrglnla Muar, ~~ ; · call Tuesday at Crow-Huaae!l.,. '·Nixon was worried a lane Marvl~ Walke_rl IIA!edavlUe: F1iDeral Home after 10 a. ,m. ; · postal pay botlot would da!'b lila Paul Plymale, . Gallipolis: Nlm budget surplus and open Ger~ud.e Jobna, Pomeroy, the way for slmllardemanda by V~ YOUIII. Clifton. ,· •\; other federal workers. ' . ,DI$CIIARGED, SA'tURDj\y 1 A White House source In· ~ ~ ~· Jameil ;wbll-:, dlcated thO President would Ilk\! 'tlrigtQpl ~ ~1!. ~-~~~­ , to-be touab oo ~ rlnl!!eaders of ' Co\lill,,. ;· vlr&lllia Mu'H!' 1 ·~.the iriljlcat w&lkout. Be aiUl R.\1 Jlrolln1Evelyn J~ . ... muat deal with tbe questlm ol 'Edllh~cCoy, ~Am.E$ri. . . . . . , , IIJDIIOitf for the strlkera. ADMITTED SUNDAY ·Alber!Day,M,jlied~lt Nlxori 8lse ,..anted ID ~ on Carlos Oliver, College Port. bll eo4il~,llqjJ!e 2 ~; •top of tile sllilation ID Southeaat Md.; Barbara Shuler• ~- He was~ u a cusjOdlail Aaa• ~rhere Cambodia ts going dleporl; Bert~a Dutton, ·atOhlotiqlvei'slty 11111 fCII"IIIel'!1 ~ a poUtlcallllll mlUtary Pomeroy\ Dollie Mowery. had .ervec1 u a 01ester SW , · uPb!!'aval. , . Middleport; _William. ~lraon, RoUte mall carrier. , 'l'he\lblteHoulecllsclosedlor Pomeroy; Edpa lloylll, l'lew lllilrYl~ by hls, wi(e, the first time Saturday that U;S. Haven; Ey~rett H~f!D'J.~· 1 lister, l!ln- J:!erf.!e , ·~ mllltaty commanders may }\laloll; All,:e Rusae'l, ·- · Baltimore, a •1 Sprl'na' Is~ here! With Its t ,ctr•nglnO W:nther, Its wer lfoops, WKier certiln ~ ,,i'"ES SUNDAY • . Hobert ,Dl!Y. ~":i( . promise o1i .greenery and ~ces to . cr01111 the u""'"""" ~ and .. t b.uddlng flOwers, Its hint camliodlsh ~ to sltlke James Cllj:hrll). Mu;g~ret of ·•arm ·•f•v• .u ndtr a , ~rltbl•,tun' , 'Ill lai)Itprl~g . . back at the ljnemf. · · _B~l c.rl Blue. t.Vet·, the new ~ason 11 ~ · ..inov..- I ' . '' ,. -well•undtr way . '1? ,, ,, 1 ,. > !' I · · I We'n suooestt'd before that thiS IS a Good time to bl-lnv In hen~ blenkeb and btdspreads and draperies for spring cleaning. It's time to look. over your w inter clothing , too. . Topcoat& and oY'f rcoau·, heavy, suit's , and woolens, al! t.he .clothes yo·u might be planning to put away tor the aummer should trwav• M cleaned first. You 1n heard the slogan, "Don't put a cold In your pocket." Wtll, we might ·• ' . petephrase that to IIY• "Darl't pUt sailed, stained or wrinkled clothes In 'fC":Jr closet ." Dlrf Is the woratenamy your clothtt have ... 10 let us rovt the enemy by cleaning the garments lhoroug~ly before they're put away . .......,, . ' .... ' NeWs••• i" Briefo: ":z.-;;;'= :.J,l · ll · votes. ()!))' 0111, .the dellvefen, :!Ill . • . (Continued from Page IIIICIII haW ttkeD • I ' lbreitenid to wallt out. • Tbe ~.q.gclitloa of N1"' Y1n 'l1le IWYD$ 'J'IIilel', the Dally tAng llland -~ Prell- ' Often ~t·lbe day. . ~r d!nt Will! ~ eacll year of the •. ' urilonl; ' ., ;: ... ' • ' . ~i.J\. i. ~~RA 1J!DLE Mar- Leslie and R~y Route caDdidate � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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