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The President lnvestocl his .that Hanoi woUld bo. more POICe elrorts wltll gr&&tar WllllJW 1D talk POICt boe'IU .. ·authorley by remov!nc tham Preoldent J o h n a o n atDIIPed from tho 110UUeol INIIII as ,.,. llomblng moat of ~1'1!1 vlltjwn •• hil own future ie cone~ end renounced Ull!ratlon• !or · And hi• ordar tD American ' ' commandera tD halt Ylrtulll1y aU IIIDIII*rtarm. · Hanoi wu deemtcl ··more llomblni ol North VIetnam Ilk"'¥ 1D l...ipret hll ·declilona shOuld otrelllltheil lite u.s. as fill hrln lOIII ol & l&&der Who pOsition with many foreign decided . that the American nations, lneludi>W a number of public no lo>Wer woUld S!I>POrt allies who have foun<l the . ·bomblna the moat ob.Jeetloilable Part o( Amti'lcanD!>tratlooo. · Guarantees South's Rlshts Johliii!>JI. In urglns President Ho Chi · Minh tD rtii!IOnd with a reelproeol reduCtiOn In mWtary &eUv111 and movb IDW&rd the peace tlble, oloo pi~ that tile American people woUld never aee1111t .a atlllemtnt Which did not guarantee tile South VIetnamese the r!iht 1D determine th!lir own future. Hanoi mo.y well consider thot Johlison II In no 110sitlon ID make such a Pltde• boea~oe: -He would not bo In a JIOIItlon to ll!leak for the U~S. au ..rnment end cootrol Ita actions end p0Uey after January 20. -He acknoWledged lhat oDO of the prlnciPol reasolli for deciding not to see!< or aecopt lite nomination again waa that the American PeoJ>le ~ were badly dhldtd on war 11011<:1 and his candidacy woUld onl¥ make thl& Tho Presldon(o dictalon _. otollllttdly wW diamo.y i-ro:oi the SII&On governmoat aa wtli as many Amwaa· military COIIIIIWidora. By endiJW aU liam!Ww ·of North V101111m .,.,oPt !Dr the rerlon lmmedlataly nOrth of tht nmulltarlzed ZollO end Umltilw lht lncreaooln AmoriCanll'ooll• 1D 13,500, he haS llltde U clear lhat the eseolatlon IIOUid>t by SOipn lo not In the earda, • • Now lcm 1\now Weather en tine at y Grovtr Cloqlend won the m• Jorlty end a rreatar percentJI&O of tile POiiular vote when he lost th<> prealdoney tD Ben,lanlln Harrison In 1888 than When he wonlt In 188t while dofeaU>W James G. Blaine. ' ' :~ Devoted To The lnteretU Of The Meigi-Mt11011 Area .. ' ' VOL. XX f\10. 249 e. 0 - Jl&tm.al to M1arot1la $ • -JAN 8 1.5 22 29 liAR SEP , 2) 10 11 12 1) 17 24 18 19 20 2.5 26 27 FEB12 ) 4 6 10 17 24 14 21 28 1.5 22 29 )1 1 2 ) 4 5 6 8 9 16 23 10 17 24 ll 12 19 26 13 1.5 JUL 9 16 llllllied or 18 25 1 2 ) 4 8 9 16 20 27 6 11 5 12 1) 18 19 20 25 26 27 15 22 29 2) 10 17 24 ~ )1 1 2 3 4 8 9 10 11 1.5 22 29 16 23 JO 17 2U 18 25 5 12 19 26 9 16 2) 6 ll 5 12 13 18 19 20 25 26 27 7 14 21 2ll 6 7 1) 20 27 14 21 28 1 B 15 2 9 16 3 10 17 4 11 18 5 12 19 6 1) 20 7 14 21 22 29 23 ~ ~ ~ ~ 28 - AUG -OCT 1 2 J 4 8 1.5 9 16 11 22 2) 10 17 24 29 )0 )1 1 2 3 4 5 6 B 9 16 2) JO 10 11 13 17 24 18 25 12 19 26 15 22 29 - DEC JO 5 12 19 26 18 25 6 13 20 27 0 :::'1 -·-·4 more · 21 28 N~·Wl.•-~~i.n ·Pr.~efs President's VIetnam policies, termed Johnson ua great JOalrloL" He said he thought tile bomblnc halt and the Pro.. ldont's dtelllon not to run were uaqetuJ. 1 e a t u r e s" toward peace. ()Ch8r: Vietnam _.doves" expreaoed almllar oentlmenta. llutfiOUIICs takes no br-er, and on die htolo of their e:qJresllons of a&tonishment and ttlbute, the varlou• prealdentlol contendor s lmmedlatal.Y turned to assessments of their own chance• now that Johlioon had acted to romove himself from contention. Former VIce President lllebo ard M. Nixon, tho oddlloOD f~VOrlte In tilt ft4Jublean prealdonttal race, predlctocl that usomeone espou&trw th• JCJhn.. son phtlosoPh.Y" would seek the De1110Crallc 11111111naUon Ia the President's place. Sen. Eug- J, MeCerlhy, Minn., whUe prallll1! Johnson as a man uwho hal pven 80 lll8llY yean of PubUe service tD hls country," tbol,llht thlt the 20 27 7 14 21 28 )1 2 9 16 ) 10 17 4 11 16 22 29 23 ~ ~ JO ~ 5 12 19 6 lJ 20 7 14 21 M 27 28 ~· Pro~oocod ', • •.:<:-+ ' hanced hll own chaiEe& tor the White House. The Ctrlet Executive's eyes were red-rimmed i.nd his voice lij)peartd tD break aa he tDld the nation and tho world ol hll dec lslon tD stoP down at the end of his current term. 118called Kennedy Plodgt He recalled the day 52 months aau whon he assumed the presidenCy LllOII tile asausm.. t1on ot John F. Kennecly, and .he quoted from the late Preoldont'• (Continued OD Page 8) ...~:~!!;{}~~~:~'- !!our. .;Inna':: ::. = thia SbMt 0V1RSIZ1D (CI'AlJ' 18 wiu or 2.5 bich) · . By Unl!td Preo~ ·~ · WELLINGTON, NEW ~t) -· SECIIETliRY of Stall lletn Rusk llld toe1o.r lltat Prealdont 'J~hnoon'• declllon not ID run for r• e!tetlon 8tlll !uvea Alllerlca commltiOd In South VIetnam "and the Ulltocl States lo goiJ1! ID domonatrata Ita atablllty to ill trlenda and aWes." Ruak, arrlv!nc for a Southeut Aala TrlltY Organization (SEA,. TO) miOIInro tDld -amen the Prool~l order fora holt ID bombiJW North Vietnam "Ia a c._elor a freali start." · "N!>w let's see What thO)' do with IL" · ft MOSCOW - THE ornCIAL SOVIET - s ...... y Taos fiMla,y q~raaatd doubt about Prealdont Joluison'a declalon ID shun roaleetiOII and scorn on hio order to end moot of thollomhi111 ol North Vietnam. pOinllng 0111 lhat hll IMI!JIICedexltfromPGUttcs mo.r have botn oa~Ja maneuver almf\1 II nnomlnaUon "!'d retlaetion. . "IIJI ratua!ni ID tullr <l"""'!ijnao ~ bombi!W thO Unlled Stalet eontllluea ID lp>ro 11M! lecl · domend• of the North Vlatnamtaa aovernmtnt end woild pUblic oPinion. which lnllata on a luU and unconditional coallllioo of ~ and all '"'to of war tplnat tile VIetnam... -ie," Tao a ui<C Beckers of the President, tll<e Rep. ~ M. MatiiW1lil, D • HewaU, felt Johliaon - In announc1ng be Jll)llld not seek reolo<llon - had madi "the ultl· mate aeerlttce for worldpeaee." CriUeo t1 Jolmaon'a Vietnam policy, like Sen. J, WU!Iam Ful· brl&lrt. [)..Ark., viewed the Pres- Ita proper place - far awo.y rrom polities." Sen. Frank Church, [)..Idaho, lll<e Javita a eriUe of John1011's policies Ia VletMm, oald: "It Ia l;)'lldon JolmiOII's flnelll hour. "Every Amtirlean tonl!illt ahould honor the Preoldont ot the United states," Church oald. ~Ur_yoanU,OO~":~!•::~ tt. an ; .' ~ ·,• suited to bring an end to the war In VletMm, and he Ia maklng the supreme polllleal &&erl· flee ID further strenalhen h I s oe&reb lor peace." Pause to Hurt U. S. Arms _ not'::"' Sear.eh is ta1dng those etepa beat "Whllll It looks uke tile ellll of die war mey be juSt around the corner, a eolcllor Ia le11 likely 1D take.. ch1111ces ol aettlni hlmoelf ldllid," a military source oald. - vllllon camt~raa jult 12 houri after the Prealdont ob'OIIIIad hlapo. nam except arounddlearoaabove Utlcal bombaboll In WaJiUnBtnn. tile border Demilitarized Zone The aenator corlllellli'- on the (DMZ), lntornotlanal repareu•-• ol the Preoldent'a r!ocllllm to doeaeolate the Vletnameae War In e11or1 to brtnc- v i to lite peace tllblo. Kemody laid he boUovtcl t h e - ' The lpohoamen oald the llnal atrlke deep lniD North VIetnam he!ore Johnaon'a ordor wont Into elleet hit die Lalli Glal railroad yard only 18 mUea from the Rtcl O!lna border. Bomb Hanoi Station The llnal atrlke, by Air Foree pUoU. came at dawn !lnla1· About tho same time Navy jeta hit the Hanoi radio receiver IllUm, six mUea lOUth ol the North Vlotoamose capital. It wao !0 a.m. Monrlay . . , . lni In Salaun when Johnaon made hia American broocl<u'- He oald U. S. ships 111111 plant& would holt their bombardment of North VIet- · u, S. Air Foree CoL James V. Hartlrller, oon of Mro. Violet llartinpr, lllddiOIIOrt, has been prooented the Legion of Merl~ one of tho nation' a highest mill· tary doeorlllon>. CGL HarUncorwaoawardtclthe medal at Ne!Uo Air Foree Booe In Nevada foroutatandlng service ID tho Unllod State• •• Chill of the cOIIlllllnd 11011 at Headquart>o ors, u, s. Seventh Air Foree, Tanson Nhut Air Due Ia VI"" nom whore from Dee amber, 19116, ID N o - , 1967, he peroo~ 1,y aiPOnlstd end monltDred the oxeeutlon ot major a1r atrlkeson the moatvital-......a-.m North Vl-.n. He was cited for Initiative and <>utstanrlirw It» ers~. CoL Hartlncer II presently ... al&ntd ID thO 4616th Fighter w_.W!niatNaWo. A .....,_,. of lllrldlOIIOrt IUih School, the eolanel received a boeholor of Seloneo Dogree and III• eommlaalon LllOIIII"•ciuation troni lho U. S. llllltary AcademJ In 1949. lit has a muter of bu"' lnaas admlnletration cleiNI from Georp Waah!JW!Dn Unlvorllty. ~. Hartlncor hf.l 20 )'811'8 ol Air Foree aenlee and 11 a veteran o( World War U end the~ Squad is Called Tho Mlcldloport OIIW'PIICf - Vletaam'i military IIQIId anawerad a call ID t h e and poUtleall.....ri Were known Sl&dY Cove ·!load are* beloW tAo bo ev111 111111'0 upNt by Proo- !llcldloport &u1day where a child, !dent JolmiOII'a ....,..,...,.mo Scotty Tripp, of 11111011, waabethat American pnonla wlio bad lni ta1<on to Holzer llol!lltal by asked !Dr al 1"*11 50;000 more III• family. Tho famii.J doeldtd U, S. troopo and no bom11111e 1D oummon the ...,ad which In· pauoe. President NIIII'OII Van llotd took the ehUd to tht Gel' Thl«~, _.-enlll' aware tllot tile llpolla hoiiJltal, Where ht waa pause waa eomln& 'wao olmoll . &dmlltld. bitter In a apeeeh to otudlllta Salllrdal, tho ...,ad wu eall· nan War. lUI WU., SiiBan, II the dauP ibldl,y. He &aid VletMm tel to tho lllirloY Mllla home on ler otllra. Clyda L. Allonaworlh, -'d flal>t on 1ione "ovc It . Fourth A... to tt.ere a lllcldliPort. our aWeo lllould 110 kqer bo . waa,IUIIUI1DIIad. wlillnl to udll Forolil! aid ···~···In"'llbulh lndhidllal AI- .. .CaimiAmlll . . . .... . Utd IIOidiora Vliblam. · KtnntciY waaln a aerlouamoocl ..... of peace coUld be lllrllllr: ' aa hel'leedmlerophonealllllltelo- ed by - ..Blat!.. and . . . . .~. Hart'mger . .. WI'ns fflgh lJeeis • hbl,- ft 'llllle• ........-~- --· -· · · • ton :!~'":":.~,:.~e~-:: Decoration ~ L fi c1e!Jt haa lifted the prealdoney to ot a ''He la ·-· Northern Sweeps hour." · SAIGON (IJPO - Military ......... &&ld tDday they - - ' thO DOW U, S. bombiJia paulO COLU¥BUS - OIUO REPUBUCANS, rldlni whal they ~ved o\'er North VletMm to end In a better -lhan. oven e._eforthe tltetlon oflhalr eandiclatllln Nc.o three or toor wWka unleoo Ha· ...-, ·tolt 0von betl8r ot1 tDdo.r with Presidant Jolmooa - ...... not ....... to wWk lol!"rd peace 1.1' out ot tht ...... . . . . talko; The IIOUJ'COI' &&ldthtpauae But 111.;· wore ca~ In their lllltlal r"""tlon remarks. "This will be harmful to dlt Alllad 11 bouild to ft4JullileaQ ehaneto," Hamilmn County GOP Chair- cauae, man Qordon iictlarer laid. ''Bat'" hf,veto bo smart tliougb ID take Thslr Umo eallmate of t h o adriiiiiP o( It and not get · lntli another ~k like we did In pauoeordortclbyPresldentJolm118'-" - wu partly baaed on how Ions AIUtcl ,.,.... coUld pay the eonTHOMPSON, 0100- JOHN GII.IJG<\l'l, candidate for lbo IJoln<>. IO'IIIIictl. Thla price o1 t h e eradc IIDiqln&llon ID dla U, S. ~~:~~G"''~~ ''~ pauoe Ia, lhay oald: !Ause!te lalbo d&rU,. of tho ,.....h_., ..._. •-~• ID 'J1,1!1'e will bo no major J..t&llcbo, -tiled lloniocradc PartY ·- · from Asb · ..._ Allied cilfenllvea llarttd durlJii GtauP and .l.oke countltl hero. · ! · tho pauao. Tho unhlndortd Com. "Lauoehe hal many honoro,F"' the Democrallei)U1T . nwolll IIQ)IIIIea line• trom tho In hi• IIOUueai ~areer, · Gllllpa a&!do bill bo hal ~!"a r~ )Iordi will 1>e too IIIII, ·honol'td by all!lti ~~ U 1!11 ACA ~ona lor Con~ ..; 1l.o pauoe In hlttlna the Action), lbl poUU.:ol arm of the John Birch SpcJ~," north could weakeD the ~ T Jets Holding Off SAIGON (IJPO - The North VIetnam -lng pause ordered by President JOhliaon went lniD elleet torta,y. American opokesmen said U. S. Jet• were reatrtetocl to hittlng aupply rhmp• In tho Comnwollll nation' a aooth· ern pentnaUia, Air Foree jell hit the dumps 11.,t dawn neor the port ol llolll S..._a~Thon . Ul..., .' . ·I'~ dona wltll all partles,"bullntllla.· "obviCRIIII¥ criUcal time'' It would be an "iDapproprllleJIIOal.. tnt !or him ID cammenl Ia t». tall on the President's _ . ,... ment." The Injected a 11 • w note Into hia viewo on ~ a aettlemont Ia V I - ilg' 1101· (Continued on Pap II) ' · ... .flt east or '~ v ~ ~ t}ars Thoro was Detonse Soci-olaey Clark M. Cllllord, Georp Pre1ldent Johnaon 1 t r o I l 1 c Christian end Uanln W.-o ot acroiS dlt 11"011 • - boll ol the White House otall. Alto the the Whl._ Hoo.ae faJully quar- President'• peraonal BICt-rJ, ters, diPPini lntD 1 <II> o1 Mra. Juanita Roberta. Johnson diii!IOoed ot one chocolate euntard a• he .surveytcl the cnowd awoltlnc him question at one..- whelbor he rtall.Y meant It when he tnld the In the yellow oval •tuclv· IUa l'lee was tired but rud~Q­ nation earlier thai "I shall not from hla allllilll1o end vesttpo end wtU not aeellllt the I1DIIIIoatlon of mY PartY !Dr of television make!~~. There were a few . - u a t ~er term as ~ pre1-, Jovtallty, but they ware hoUow. klent." Tho truth aritmed ID bo that "'It was just " irrtYOCibll u l;)'ndon Beine• Johlison, 59, was my statement ao;ys- ..,..lotel.r emotionally dralnod by what he trrovoelble," he answered alter placq his cuatard dlah on a had Just dono- voluntarli.Y ed a polllleal career dat!Jw rarby table. When had he dectclad'l 1'he bock tD the Boooovalt New President who clawed hla Wl1 lloal. Dellllla what many -lo tv the Ill> of the JIOllilcol ~ ware bound ID boU..., Jolin. from an llll»'ettnttou• lll&rl u IOD.' 1 dramatic dec ilion was DIX 1 oeareo~¥ paid teacher In a 1s praeiPitate u It 100111td. He tbv Tt&ll cowrtey sebool, and hll wife, La<lf Bird, bad thought for 1 momen~ Finlll¥ · MOll tal1dntr aboUt It for I l l - he &aid he had kept no eolenclar two yeara, m!Q'be more. on dlls tblokloK· Friends Gother U,. Conalder&tlon h wa-. howewr, a _.daa. '!'he POOI'it In the yellow atuciY were moatl,y r<POrterl, come ID with several anuwora. ·h i. ask w~ he had ""' and Pres& Secretary ChrllltlaD, ~ whothor hlo decttlon waa llnal. the Prealdont's own voraklilllilot Arauncl thom, With allihtl,y aad, from hintS ha ~ ·__, penalve fa<ea, elreled tboiO Who IIIOIIthl 181> In PriV&t* ......... . had MOll In on Jobnson'a llolls, U was I/OISibiO . , .... lhlnldDr for oomo monthl. ~ I ravullail Plclltt!t. • •.( WASHING1'0N (1JP0-lt waa Oi>Proaehq mldolght when of Schools·· No. • 35 . ;Dollar:s for Scholars Plan Vital llr <lEC)RGE HARGIA~ a.t. l.. atloll and mo-., ~ . Melli Local Si:bool JbtriCI tloo I ~ fool II* ....... · Laat joar a very '-rtiiJi 11oft II._~~~~ U... ~=~~:.•, IntO qrp.~... tlllltonOo 111 Thla IJ; Now k··"Ia Dollota For SCholaro . . •. ljlt toolw ' ·~ lim~ ilpln. lJolb .. l!i!ltllt 'i'lltlll" 111-clu.t of . Glt !Dr for , Whl~b ' . bUr.. . ·• •tthll .,... ~ 1lldle :i NEW YORJ( (IJPO - Sen. RobartF, Komedy •D118>~Uolatocll'rQo ldont Johnaon tDday on hll "JIIqllll1imoul" dec Ilion ID withdrew t!QIIil lito presidontlol race end urged& meeting "ID dlseuas hoW we . . _ work tDgtthtr In the "-•ot• of natloQil unity." · '~ In a nationali¥ televised and brodoaat ll!letch ID the nat1o11, die New York oe!WQr wixom Johnson e.-lied lntoall'ooWunniiWIIOIIItiOD ro.. the Dernoeralle nom1n111on notOd lhat Vlee Prosldonto lllllart H. HUIQ[Ihrey had a "cllat~Jwulahad record" but wouldhavo t o for hlmsall on whalhor he waa now a proapeeUve presldontlll aamo nam. ~=:. Tho overWhelming COIIII'OI· m-1 reaction ID'tllo Pr'sidlnt'a aurprlae announcement waa summed "' b7 Sen, Jacob K, Javlta, ' The British announcement came after Prime Minister Hal'olrl WUaon called an urpnt cabinet meeting tD eonaldor wo.ya ol eareylnc out Johliaon'o call for 1 new bid for puce In Viet- !buth VIIIIIWII border where a ldent'a dllcltl.on &I 11 M act very great palrlot." Sees Johnson Pullout:·. As Leading to Peace LONDON (UP!) - Britain announced tDday It Is eoniUI!Ing with the Soviet Union onP<>oslble ,_ Vleawn peace moves In the wake of President Joluioon'a speech. Britain and the Soviet Union arec«><:halrmenofthe Geneva conference which endod the French Indochina War In !9o4 and would havo tD act Jointly ID reconvene it. President's decision had fO>o :{;~~~!t:~1~tii~!~~~~;!;!t~!~it~~~!~~l~~~1~!i~1~~~1J;~;it;~;!~~:~tf~~f~:::~?::~~~:~:~:~~~:~:;:~~t~:~~~~!:::~: !~:'!::':~aon~: 1 8 1.5 760 conference after hla 41-mlnute radio and talevlslon addrtas: "I .~• that by whal 1 did we can concentrate more of our enersJeo on trying 10. briiW about POICO In the world ll!ld lhat we ~.d have a bettei' ohane • tD do IL The lnlttal .reaction ID his declolon not ID run, IDth at home and obroad, was otumed diaboiJet. Soverol Prominent Democrats II!IOke of orpnlzlng I drilL "There Is no 0110 else" who can handle the Jol> ot being Prellldont declared Rep. Wright Pllmln, )).Tex., 1 friend for than 40 ,.ora. Fulbrilht Applaud• Action Sen; J~ Wllllam Fulbrlih~ 0. Ark., "' out~C>C>kOil crltk ol tile 7 14 I ~·--~~~~~~~~~~~­ mns__~~------- MERRIMAN OOrH WAS!JNGTON (1JP0- Pre• ldont Jolmlon' 1 "irrevoclblo" declolon not io 1'11!\· lor r• oloellon tDday ea~tocl hlo aee~Jn.<:ommand VI.. Pre• Idiot Hubert H. Hllllt)hrey Into,,, ,tho toretront of whlta llouoe conttniloro. The Chill Executive's bombaholl IIDilOUJICem.,. !lmday nlihto COII>Ied with hlo order 1D bait Jmmedlataly aU bulllmltid bo1nb1JV of North Vleinlm, lent an Ull>roetdented authorlb' 111 what he termtcl "till• ..,. .., fiJiiird i)Olel.,. 'Nrnlrw aoldo from i*lonal ami!IUon. lilt 5~YOIN!i\l Jolin,. aon told an ImPromptu DIWt ··-·····-·-·-·-·-·-···-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-···-·-·-···-·-·-·----~----·-·-·-·······-·-···- · -···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·····-···-···-·-·-·-·· NOV Humphrey Strong Contender Ill' 7 14 21 28 7 14 21 28 MJNDA Y, APRIL I, 1968 --------------~--~~~ Kennedy Seeks Move Toward National Unity::;· lncalplete IMpepd or :r-aplete •t.nal Repl.MM 2)4567 1 Jl&terial POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' JIVE CEN1,t .. �•·. . . • \- ~ Il~~~~ . . lt~Jp~ ,. .,i' '' ·- Us••• sr !'it/en &ottel APRILFOOL,BUTT!iJS ' JOkE JSDAII\lEJIOUS DOor HOloil: • · • Flylnc .....ro? No, Oro bal- . ~ l<r. ,; ,, -i '·'' ·,· . . '' '' • 1 2 _ 1'ho ~b· SeilunOt; l....,l"l)'·,.,.~ 0., .lj>rll 1, 196! . *' . . enta everywhere that ~ ue against the law because wherever 1 nre balloon lllltta. It m!ahl u.... h in . Buildlq: IJ'Id 111"'"'6 IUC • : gonlous gadpla Is fun, true, . but the builder risks a eommand per(OI'1DII1ce at Ju\1)'. And bia folka risk a damage suit that could ruin 111om. Any act whleh create• a lire huard !aaplnlll111olaw. Parare reapanlibl•tor cbtldren'aunJawtul aet1. Need 1 IIY more'? -H. Dear Helen: A certeln man and leal lunch W eli Wgether eveey d!Qt. e SCUll our [IJ<Ibloma and enJoy each other's CootQ>olly, SOmetimes he drivel me home and l&op8 by my apartma·but mollly we are of. nee buddies. Helen, 1 feel terrible because 1 get the tmpreaaton he DO 10111_ er teeh Uke just a brother to me. I'm all tbe more aurprlaod becauao bola married. !llould 1 C>lOllt? _ FRANCIS Doar Frando: Yoe, coo! IU . 'Miethor 10 u IPJ,Il your name with an •t• or an 't' thil &'UY' eell• t:r<dne.. _ ' H, Doer Hilllll: , I a y0ey aoOd friend I've known tor two yeara. 1 drive 60 mllea aoc:e a week to v111t bor. 1 take her to Iundt, at1er 111tldl .....window llhop and talk. Her huobandalway&IOIIIII core ..... .............~ ··zelii-IIQ' lnvl"- have ..' ' ~- .. ~~rtAIIdmebecallamo1118 bddnd ~ back. He <!l&llkol almo . . ...,....., bull tl1cMlPt lwao111e <!Xe.¢on. II¥ lrllndi 110¥1 my vl&lta are 1110 br'!ahteot opot of her week. I enJoy 1111111 too. I doo't want,.to cauao trlctlan In lholr marrlaco, but can't see wby her bullblnd ...Wd reaont me. illould I stop not aasume the huaband meant tbo1Ji,1rt the children would live with ua, but my husband and hi1 mother say' "No." They say the children don't want to live with us and lt should be up to them. I say they are too young to know what they want and lhoy abould be with their lather. Why llhould we keep 011 paytne his mOU!er Cor babyaitting which we can't afford'? - MRS. X Dear Mrs. X: Which Ia more impOrtant 1Xl you _ be1Dg a mother to your husband's children or keeping the '"care" mOI'l83 away from your mother-in-law? It it's the first, wtn the kids over gradually with weekend and summer vilits, so the break won't c8.1118 traumas. If it's the last, well maybe the present arrangement is best. - H. This column is dedicated to farn!ly living, 10 U you're hav!ni kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Holen Help YOU! Sle w1ll also weleome yoor own amuling experiences. Address Helert Bottel in care ofthisnewi_., o o ~ A cynic is a fellow who saus sprltlgtt""' if the season when the sap begins to "'n-:<Jf~r the girls. ~ ,~ . . . ,, . u.-u.llltllltotblrJumWa, _._totteboquon,to lonn four onJln1rr wordt. BYMliP . ....... . .... _ , ~, ~- · ·,.., ; ,.. _,...., . .. :::: . . J ~ . '""' ..... , 'l;he · :"-" ~miu1ll, J'omeroy-Mtddlepon. o,, A»rU 1, lU68 '· ~~;:!':.~.; Bur Ward CQ-holteiS. 1 POIIEIIOY CHAPTER 80,lloJ"al Arch Maaons, C~oc:lal convo cation, 7:30 Monday, Pomero. Masonic TtmUJle, to ~er marl ma- and put mlolor c~osrHs. EASrERN ATIH.ETIC Boostere, Mon<la1, April ~ at 8 p.m. altho Hl(!h School. TUESDAY POIIEIIOY CHAPTER 186, 0. E. s., Tuesday, 7;4:5 p. m.. Masonic Temple; recognition ol three 50 year members. past matrons and past patrons. SOUTHERN LOCAL B a n d Boosten at Racine High School, 7:30 p, m. TUOada1· Final plans tor jitney SUPPer on AprU 20. All Interested peraona urpd 1Xl a.tendAMEIQ.CAN Lutheran Church Women ol St. Paul and ~John Luther&D Church, 8 p. m. Tue&day, &. Paul Church. .. wsws of ~ae EllB churdl '1Ueada1 eveolng, home ot. Mrs. Edward Bowen. Mr a. Menzel Smith, PIVIIl'am RUMMAGE SALE, Catllollc Cbureh auditorium, 9 to 4 p.m. ~....... and Wodnoada1, ....,_ .. '"'........,. sorod by the Catllolic Women's Club. MEIGS COUNTY ART Aoan., ~·e••••, April 9, Colwnbua and •• ....., Southern Qllo Electric Co., 7 p.m. All lntorostod per111111a In- 1-.-. vlted. WEDNESDAY LASr CALL tOday lor MaiCII ~., 1Xl 111(11111 lor I'Oewee, Ut""' •· tie, or POny .league baaobilll tween 6-8 p.m. at M61110R Youlh ~~-- ~-e. houri April 1 11111 ~- ~· •-'' 2, ~eglaoa.·"-·cn: "'"" In guardian, plus $5 for surance, MUST accornp81\1 bo1 to a1gnup lfh. •--•a•·pl••. ~~-KII MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesda¥ 8I the home ot Mrs. Glenn I..ambert. "' . ., I :::;:..u.;,~.:w~ I l'liolilloSIMISUJmUn I THE r I I III] could not help but remember that it " a • on telev!lloo, In tbo wake ol the Kenne<IY uaanlnatioo, !hot he wa& sworn In durin& a dramadc caremo!Q', and asked tor dle natioo' s heij). H1a stated withdrawal &lnd"l' "'' all the ""''" &hocking because of hla quiet, undramatic dilllvery, But one could &lao not hollllhllllilng that this · c~ TV ... in Review llarY'J' Oawald, the alltpd llllllln of lteono<IY· And lhere waa the chUlbw speech of ~. 11 Pre... ldenl, about the -down wl111 Ru ••ia over the Cuban ml.satle crista-a moment that had Americans ~now!ni tht1 wore risking ati8Ck on theM llhoros. Watchbw Johnooo &Jnd"l', In · ,.,aking. New .Look· ~ ~ . II)' RICHARD W~LER COLUMBUS (IJPD _ Ohio' Delmcrats; alread¥ In one of the moot hlotorlc compalgn& lo lhillr hlatoey, rod81 began roassosabw tbe!r prello dentlal pesltjon. Party leaden wort 1Xl begin communicating with locill leadors on wh&l to do with their 115 del"'l:ate votes at the Democratic convention later this year oow tbat President Johnson Ita& ruled ldmselt out· ·ot consldoratlon. Son. Slollben YoiiDI! of Ohio, 1111 party's favorHo son choice ror the convention, Wll Pledeed earl,y 1Xl Joluuon'a nomlnallon. p O'G •"" etate Etlatiil • r-v. Democratl.c executive dlnctor, said so tar. there waa . M chqe from tllat poaitton. He ··'d, however, a campa!gn -organizer for Johnaoo, who waa to visit Ohio toda,y tor corterences, cancelled hi& meeting ahortl,y af1or the Preoldent's netlo,...lde 1111110tmeement amda,y evening. n.•-tos Still Committed ~.. "Whort WI WW flO and Wh&l ill be J couldn't our posture w 581" O'Gr* eald ~ _,,;,. "The deloptes are stU! ,...,,. committed to son. StePhen Yoww as a favorite son ploclge co Presidll'lt Johnson." I Aside from be!ni "comPleteJ,y surprlaed," O'Grt<lf &aid, "My llrst Judjpnont Ia lhat Qloao In tho fl&ld acllvel,y • P~ tor the presidency will become lho nrst 0111 doloptes ... IIWintl'Y 111-cOhlo - ·••:rosa ""~ •--· wW be looking at." uu.. first J..nwresslon is ·th• . lho abaonce of the President. Still many delogotos wUI tb!nk the President could win," be oald. Condldates Comment Tho two senate IKimin&llon candldolos of lht llamocrat!c par~ - Incumbent sen. ~aak J Lauache and Clnclnoat! CIU' Q,IIIICllman Jolin J. GIU!gll!were equally surprised by Johnson's decision. UJ was and stlll am stunned by the annOuncement," LQ. ache ID[d UPI from Columbua. "WhUo I knoW that I board him say !hill he would not seek nor accept the nomioatlon, 1 find nUlcance of. the choice that the myself In tho dHncult pealtlon POOPIO o( Ohio IIIIC! lht United at not bollevlng what I hOII'I." wW be mlllibw In 1118 Lau&che, a member of Q1e month• ahead." "We ue all now challqed senate Foreign Relations Como mittee, had no comment on the to match President Joh!llon'l PQ&a1ble tntematJonal comPika- demonstration of unseUIJh -.. '' termlnotloo," GUUitn declared. di>na. "But, I do 001 think It ts GUllgan &aid last week be d. was wiiO he good," he sal wouldUDCOmmittod ~ forabout presldaat, GW!gan, on the other bllld, lauded Jobnaoo'• move In • and . - be lilt 1lliom be bombing pause and decision not would li~ was not an liiUe 1n a aecond term u Pre&l- In hil Ohio ._.,... dent. But, Gllltaant• tonner coc•·•-·· for the Sonoto bid, . ''The President's couraaeoua IIIUHU..:I U the ~"'- Cleveland @I'IIO;Y Howord decision tD curta -•w•,. ~· lD rOiliCo the level of •to- - . wao cODIIdorobl¥ 1 In th VIetnam war mOre .....,hltic In his nmarks once e ' . about lho Pro&ldent'a wlthdnwo which I have hoPed for, lOg8lbo er with his unselllsh decision aL Mt to aeek lho proaldeotiill "Like tho rest of tho C0111111')', ·crm!natlon t sent a tre-- I certal.ob" · wa1 aurPrl..dt'' 10 epro o told UFL "I tblltk m<intbua step toWards , lhe It mOIDI (Son. Hobert F,) lieDpeace tllat all Amerlc- .... !d 1n · neelY wW be nomlnatod and wW sire," G igan 18 a . be the next Prealdlnt of the mont !rom Clev&land. •;[lecJaens 0..._8-'Bmphuis .. 1Jnlted.~a.~~ . f r ',• ' . ,_,. · · '"'•1 '' n '' tlililk lhett ti "lh~ · ·GWigoil, tho paJ'U' • endorsed . candidate over lnc~bent Lau- slightest cl:iance that Hubeit the ,,nomlsche, added, "These docl .. s1o na HW1111hre1 . wW .be ··'d. ,_ 1 " .. chango 'lhO omphaslo and •li::. nee," Met1enbaum ..., I I ·f ·'TAMPA; Fla. (UPD - The Cincinnati Rod& headed lnln lho Glllll Ml week of apr!ni trainIng toda,y on lho win trail, · The Reds won here twice over 111e· weekend, balling 111o Ph!lUes "'B" SQJad t-O Saturda,y on homers by Jim lloauclwnp, Ton1 Perez and Don PavleUch, and 1 walloping lhe Yanl<oea 8..2 &Jn. day when Vade Plnaon lalllod a homer and a Bingle, and Perez hit two doubles. Clncl-1 did not entirely ea. eape unscathed, however, a11 two ailments developed. Pitcheu It's no 1 •"- will seek som10ne who's a lw.J winner wllh Jobnaon out o( lhe race," he added. "Followlne the lines ot columnist•, presa, ete., in recent weeks, the guy who wUI look the otronpat to them Is Bob Konne<ly," Konne<IY Is achodalod to in Cleveland Friday 5pe ak nlgtlt- O'Gr* &aid 2,200 ticket committments bave already been made tor 1118 apoech. O'Gr* did 001 overlook Johnson's PO&slble re ... entry Ina. the Prealdentiill nominadon race. ~ "All delq.UB wW ouddenl,y become prqmetlc and looking to the eoavent1o111 to select a man who wW win in the tall in ·uofortunatotr, lhls ptldo ~ and 10111tlimos does lltoo ilia form of showlot off "'"' tatlna dtances. In such casts, I C11 becomas prinori~ I to hlvt fun with. W. L, Pet. 3 2 .600 2 3 .wo Mmday' a Games loy · Many youn1 ,pooplt, of ""''"' ha" &Xetlllfll drivilll ~now that an deflnill~ not I toy. ll's o powerlul machine , w1111 the demoos~llod '"""''to "R anltmlbll." , c '' ,,f'?iiib. protldOfiOw''iir .. ; 1 .. : but;Jit'the Sl'lle tlmie, tespect !land opanto Hwith "''· rt- atralnto._r lntell~enca. . Pardon thl prndlllll. but ., hoppon to thin~ that driY. :0a¥ls-Warner Ins. • Phono 992·2966 114 Court St. Pomo"''' Dlvllion Semitlnala · llJutterlng Rockets, wOO were dotannlnod lo flO Wllh 111alr 101J111pla)'ers. The deal proved a wise one tor the 76ers Sunday when the Mlchlpn State alum1111 came ott tlle bench to score 16 PDlnts In PhiladelPhia's 123-105 v!crocy over New York that gave the 76ers a 3-2 load In their belli-of. seven series against the Knic:ks. In other games, 1.4s Anples cllnched lts serlea lglillllt Cldcaao In five gamoa by cUoplng tht Bulla 122-99, Boston took 1 3-2 lead over Datro!t by trlmmll1(tho Plato.. 11~96 and st. Louis routed San Frm:lsco 129-.103 to keep its JACKSONVILLE, F1a. (UFO string of nine atrolgbt roomds In -Tony J.uklln, the )'OWW the 60s-a perfonnance ~ J.4ndon pro, &tole the thunder quailed since Byron Nelson had from his u.s. and Commo• 19 consecutive rounds In 1945. wealth counterparts &mdly br · Jacklin wound ~ at 15-underwlnnlna the $1001 000 Greater par 273. He took the.20,00Qfirst JackBOnvtlle ~en. prize by two atrokes over I i v e It marked the lil'Bt t1me Iince rwmen&JB. Ted Ray won the U.S. Open In 1920 lhlll an English soUer hal U.ug Sladoro, who was Uod won a major toUI'IIIIDlent In the with Jacklin tor the lead going United statas-apd the first into the final round., suffered a tJme ever for an Englishman on Balli o« Five .East . ,... Sertea :A: : w w. L. Pel. 0 dlo grlnd!Jli PGA tour. Thoro was onl,y one till\' spot of dloappolntmont for the 23- , yoaNlld champion. H11 flrW. round 71 Sunday SniPPed a By United PresslntarMtlonal Nobo<IY can blam• tho Detwor Rockets for fooling that dlere's IIIEETING CALLED .., ·»~. Ill<•~ ~m. •w•JJomo. MASON - All' ' ~~ 'and The .Jiockots woo !hair oeoond inanajers' the Mli11011 BOao- o( 3 0 1.000 0 3 .000 ::.' In,:. '"a"!~~;.,;~ Summary Of Sports load Denver. T - . - ll)'ron Btch chljlpod In with 23 J)Ointo and 18 rebounda. · ·llloa 11oo . ...,rod ·'¥1 and . Let'• tid to~ . .......... yoo ...... "Nic-e contatl lenses J'OU pt. then, Willie!" extra moaey. We . &apply K qa~S~y, lob Miller Jacklin and Januacy and In Maso Oty actually caught the Englishman ~ on the fr./)nt nine. But Palmerrs MASON _ Al.l boys ln Ma. Putting went sour and he WOWld son Mao want to pll,f Pee wee II) three strokes back at 276 ln leaeue, Little league, or Pony 1 tit with Sluth Africa's Gary league ba&eball mullt sign up P'-Yer and Nen· Zealand at the llason Youth Center on lelthander Bob Charles. Monday, Aprfi 1, Tuesday, Apa Jack Nicklaus had a closing rll 2, or Woclnoada1, AprU 3, roWtd 68 but fln!&hod atven betweon lho hours of6 and8p.m. strokes oct Jacklin'& pace with a All bofs must be lll'companJ.ed 280. by a parent or guardian and mull: have hia $5 reglstratlm fee with J1101de Morilland added 21 for New Orloano which now returns homo for tbe fifth and deciding game·. Wodnladay night. . him at 111e time he s!&n• "'I· No boya will be allowed to pla,y baaeball until tll!a ~ h>a boon p&ld, as Insurance muot be purdlaaod before boys can p1 , THE 81 x.Ciev. 9 Cldcaso (N) 2 Los Angeles 9 S&n Fran. 7 5 '!linn&) 11< CITY LOAN SAVINGS CO. WWIH MONI¥ IS 'IHI,QII. .I - " CIT't Ohio Crowns Younuest ()ah~llt~!:.':· e. ~ IS THE ANSWa. lumbus, three games to one 1n tbe finals o( that event. The tournament was oon&lct~ od &lnday at 1110 Collllllbua Ta- ble Tennis Courts, 2464 Cleve.: land Ave. at die 111111 time. Tannehill Ia one of111o t o p plf1orl In tho CCIWI!ry, doaplte By United Praaa lntornotional his ap. Lut year he wUt. tilt Soturdo.v U. S. Boys 15 IIIIC! Under Open LONDON (IJPI) - Combrldp . IIUe, and bold& Ike O>!Drd b,y end • Canadian 17 and trndtr title. hilt lalwth• In tho IJD!vorolt1 He wu Ohio' a 17 and UDder deBoaiRace. fOII<IIni champi111. ~ The Malia H!ah School IOPh· PARIS (IJPll-Tlll omore 11111 oo1.Y waa Wldofoolod llonal Lawn Tonal• In &Ingles matchll (3 o1 5 to win), but he all matebe& by votecl .. "'"""" ' - 1lllh· toun'AIIIIIII& In which pres pmo o( 3-0, lncliJ!llne and lllllllur& wW ._.... tbo final aplnst Jobn __.,., 28, Columbua, former dlamplon (llcona, 21.8, 21.8, 21-17). Dal JooD Lee, now ot COiwn...,. 11111 a dtilon o« Ilo- --- · ·· Our upert mechanics adjust .,'~ai~r, camber and toe-in to . Jil:anu(aeturer'l apecificatiODB. ,:.:AU >work is ·performed by . ~ mechanice with modem · preclaion equipment. tions make· many men and women feel tense and RIJfVOUJ from rrequent. F- =- or' 1tchlhg urination nlll:hl na, the u. llnllta champion, did und day. Secondarily , you may lose and hav• HellllDChe, Backache and !eel older tired. depreued. In '$ ..' uJuallY brlfll(l relaxlrit~ OOm.tort by l!lltblnli{ lrrltftt· lnM ~eer1111 In ~Y=Id -e1u ln~ paln.Get ,., Ever State Champion American CGmmon Kidney or Bladder· Irrita- CYsTEX All-Stan® Signup Day Set ' ball Aaaociatton are to meet at lhe Mason Youth Center Friday, defeal!ni lho Now Orl81D8 Bucs Indiana April 51h, at 7 p.m. Thlo - l Series 8 105-1110, 1X> _,-olholr be&k>IW, L. Pel. ing is to work out event• for Rvo American RaskOiboll Aasox.MirmeBOta 3 2 .600 the coming aea1011. New omcen datlon p~ series at two 2 3 •400 or tbe &IIOCiatlon tbla :rear are pines l(liece• Kentuck!' Bernard White, proddonl, and Weot WW!o Murral~ who pll,yod COLUMBUS - Ulllo crowned liooaid Gal>rltadl, aecrelan' • Serle~ A only half the game because of a new mat's table tennia cham. W, L. Pet. lrea..rer. tool trouble, acorad 28 polDI8 piCII bore lilnda)' nl(!hl, I h o 2 2 .500 Nn ·Orleana and pullad down II rtllounda 1Xl youngest ever ill over 30 years 2 2 .500 Denver r1 sanctioned ''Cloaed 0 h to ~·sReiUits Serle& 8 Tournament I . I I Denver 108 Ntw OrliiD& 100 W L, Pcl. (Onl,y game schomllod) He is John 1'amehtll, 15, or x..Dillas 3 0 1.000 Monday'• Games Middleport, who ""' 1118 Junior 0 3 .000 llou(No pmo& scheduled) Man's dlvl&loa (Boys 17 and 1111x.Cllncbod aorleo der) and the Men' a Snales, tbe first lime any Ohio pllJOr has held the junior and men' a titles x-Pitlabur11J CIDc._ll 8 New YOr'k W 2 Wa•hlnlton 3 llousron 2 Ch!CIJ&O W 6 Phlla. 0 Pltllburgll 3 Bolllmort I llotrolt 6 st.L. 5 (U Minn. 3 Boaron 2 (U pre-., GETTING UP liGHTS =~~ 01 I'IUch ca11e1 pair ol double boJIOI& earJ,y but recovered for a 73-275 to sbarei ln a five-way de (or MK:Oild and $5,520. The other runners~&) were Olral ch&D~Pion Gardner Dickinson, PGA champion Ibn January, Chi Chi Rodrtquez and Dewitt Weaver. Arnold Palmer, who _.rod lo be mald11< one of hi• p&tented late charge&a pla,yed In the same three110me with Weekend SUNDAES .. .19-29-39' ..:Ourap.'' o l~"ep combined for n points as st. Louill, on tho brink of illlmlnao tlon, won ttl second illlle in live plo,yolt tries against San Franciaeo. The Warriors, tra.n.. bw 35-20 after lhe q>ening quarter, were never 1n contention aa their high scorer Jelt Mullins, who hit !or 130 Doints in the first four games against the Hawks; was held to 12. Boston moved to within one victory of reaching the Eastern Qvlsion tlnals as Batley Howell COMected (Or 30 points and Sam Jones tossed ln 24 to lead the Celtic& past Detroit. J:eve DeBu.sschere was high Cor the Pistons with 26 points. Denver Nips New Orleans 108•100 ABA PLAYOFF STANDINGS By United Proas Drternational rocords, They IU-ilt Is W, L. Pet. 4 I .800 I 4 .200 Ph!ladolphla at Now York (Only game achodu!od) . llaNba~il =-~ Young London Pro Captures G]O x..CIInched aeries &ul<lay'a Reoalta Bo- 110 Detroit 96 Ph!la. 123 Now York 10.1 SL Lou!& 129 San Fran. 103 Loa Ang. 122 Cblcaso 99 ..,.. prlllHL TUESDAY I< WEDNESDAY LOCUsr and FOURTH MIDDLEPORT, 0. x-Lol Angeles Cl!lcaao AYGUIII drlvtr with I Cll of his own has o rlthllo fool 'loi b serious busilless. ISLE Standings SOrlea B TOY. .. II)' United Prosa lnternat!ona1 Playoff SL Louie shuiouiiQnbwL VIda PiniOn hit a homer and a 1illgle and Toll)" Ptrez hild two double• as tho Cincinnati Rods. whiPped tho New York Yanl<eto llo-2. Tho Detroit Tiger a n11ll>od lhe st. Louis Cardlnala 1'..1 In 12 lnillnls when Way~ Comer doubled lollcrobw a walk to BW Froohan. Tonuny Dlvls' three-run ho- ByExhibition United Preso Ia :· Atlanla 2l\ltw YGI'k tiNJ When lho National Ralli<etball A1soc1attoa season blgan last October, part!cll>atuw In the pos~aoaaon pll,yolrs had lD be the !arthoat thing from Jolu1n)' Green• s mind. G.._ onterioe h!l ninth NBA cam,patgn. was a member of the NBA Plii)'OII Standlnp -J,y created San DlefiO R1 United Pre 11 Drtern&Uonal Rockets, a tlam doatinod 1n win Division Somlllnah onl,v 15 pmes IIIIC! lln!eh with Rest of Seven the worat record in NBA East h ia to r y. However, midwlU' Series A tbroogh the aoaaoo, the def00<1W. L. Pet. tl1( chalqJion l'hlladelphla 76ers Philadelphia 3 2 .000 were in need ot a fronto-court 2 3 .400 reserve and they aequt.red the New York Series B ~year-old Green from the W, L. Pet. 3 2 ,1100 2 3 .wo West series A w '"" Gaey Nolan and Don NoUebarl loti lho Saturday """'· Nolan bocauao of a sore rlllbl ahOIIldtr and ~rt bocauao o( a JMilled groin nwocle. San Francisco lied Sox W In 12 .. Hod Carew broke the Z. 2 ''doodlOc~ with a homtr, ol! Gat7 Boll, who bad Plt<hod' tour llo...,. Thiqra com!- lD aet worae vlctom of 1'111).8. con1idered the Mats 1 "chfl- for Ntw YOl'J< ~ betjer for ·lheBernie A1lon ~ tbe loqjO." Washlqpon ~ ...._, lht Wlnillnl run for lhe _ , , It be that Hodpa """ Aa- Bravos batt lhe llell Z. whn ttDI't&toP Hector Torres considers lht Meta a bad 0 and lhe Sonaa.ro dafoetod lho committed two error• on one dream. lio-n Aatroa Z.2. pll,y .In lhe O!ah111 Inning. It' a bad enoush that the Mett:' - · lion Reed allowed tour Torrea, Wbo aiqled home both 5-16 record In Olllllblllon - · • hits and all'IICk out eight blttera llouaton 1'Will In the aecond is tbe worat ot llQ)' major In aevon lnillnl• and Claude Inning, alae paved dla way for •-• team u~s apriJw but 1r• RaJmond cleaned w for lhe tht Sonatora' U'bw 1'1111 with a even worae Utat tht Slnatora' BraveJo SoJm.y Jack&on siJwlod tllrowq error in tbe fourth. 15-5 mark UIPs tho GrlijiO(ru!l the Braves• Orat run !.nto Foar doubleo p'aiod tile Notte bart, Nolan Ailing hiSCory would have found an ~pru~rtate place In John l'". Kennedy's book. 14Pi-ooles 1n burnlm~: with lhe New York Meta, Some Lt.- and lncludol .. 11-41 ot Gil's beat friend& warned It llhowlrw tpln&t National oror!ac poajt!on and -hid In lholr iorclnd iallj> with IIIOthor mlaht be a m!&take but be oold Leapt tllma. aiJWie. ~ Cardw.U, wiiO Wflll 110 wanted to be neor his famlb' Com!nue I'Jttorn M'llllinnlneo fortbellltl,wu In Now York and that he r :.=- Hotro•hm-"' Ohio's Democrats one Now ll'I'IIIP the.etr.lod letlero • · • · · II)' FRED DOWN A!>rll Fool'& JOke on hlmaelllaat ·''" UPI ~rtl Writar winter. • ·GU Hndgos lo &tUI sinnbw but Hodpa loft a aoeuro Job •• there must be' momenta when """-r o( 1118 Wallh!Jwton he wonders If he pll,fod ID So1111nrs lo take lhe aamo post :{:; ::) . RUMMAGE SALE, Hoolh Methodist Cbardl basement, Middleport, apoooorod by111e Eleanor Circle. Al\fone bavtn& !lema to be picked up call 992..2'117 or 992-3236. at Lee ........ ........ --..--··· ~ - :.=:.;.: GIRL SCOUT Ns!(!hborhood I maollng WodnosSoufhem ()do ID SEMTOI, . ,.,.., " : ·=·=,·=·=======·=·=·=·il New leader& 'l1! II I 0 .... ' j '··'!:.' .,.,... tatloDtocoin~wl111~a.Rocenlly omtng ·. =):., •1.!, ohOt" Even fs l·:·: ·· l~"(E,,.,., .~ ,-)!llJMI'iil~l ~-a..t lo::•':""~-'.:~· ~~ iW'!!!L---Eihiii-~ ' . .~' :' ' '"' , .. '), ' ""' .,( ~h\ ~ ~~ ' you were a •"bit shot" in the arm for hls wile? Keep visitstart a are. - UPSET lng. - H. ·Dear Upaol: Door Holen: Gladly! My huaband ha& lour children Not .... .,. .... of lhoao by hla nr st wife who died 111roe eerie baliCNJI!.I landed on our years qp. He has been paying roof'. Lueklly, a nel.jt1bor IIP(Jt- hla mother to care tor them. ted tbe blaze and prevented a Now that we are married, I . ~or ttre. ,.~o; ; , ,.,.,~ ~· ., - i •., ' ••.•. ;~{tairman · ~~ · tllooo eerie red llol>tl :<' ::: whldl ..U In lho olr' bec10110 bool !roln l!ahtod Cllldloa InMQNDAlf Doles 111e big pla&tlc bq .,._ TIIEPDORUS COUNCIL 1'1', ponded over them. 1 ....,'! flO Dauglrtera of Am.,t<a, IIDndly iDtO more detail •• it mlaht atve night 111 tho [()(jF Holl Practice mort kids~ 'l1lese uaprttl.onau have now going?- MRS, T. started In our nelillborlto<>d and Dear Mrs. T: 1lley're liviD& 1110 pollee and !IreUntil you have mon proo( POIIEIIOY GARIEN CLUB, 2 ...., nta. 1 wlllh 1011'd tell per- than a ae!ahbor'& aoa&lp, wh1 !OOG& - , ; .;.•. '· urine !lind quickly crsn:x o.t d rug~~;laUI . . ·~. . ' ' ....~ .. ·f.·.~·.; ~ ' ' ' HEAtiNG- AND • AII~·CONDITIONING ' .,, ' · ss· NO ' \ ln'' mm's _ . . , 111tllh bo .,..,. .")le IIIII Bllllloillt defoolod ,..._ · ~'liiobw .,S Rlcb Forrtll, IJ, co- . ., '., mt,ntM to Pfl'(t " ' ·Our Front End;. :" .. EXperience. We " ·' The~ Best- Bu.t..~ ' ' ~ " } ... ', ..• .·.o· ,I....... '····;,. ,.... ......... •·;;.,. !<'•'" • · · ' ·'·'- · ·..·'' ~ ' .. l. '. . ,· .. ; . ·. ! .....,....,,._,,, ,. ·· .1 • '' .,•/,lf't I.1'i:l','' ...... . ' .r .• • • ~ .~ •• J ·• • ' ' f. • ·•• ."' I' " Open com- polo In .tbo Ohio Clo80d ucept AlfJcoF, • 1~7' llboi In tho ~ 11011 ·lito GJ'IIIII Nttional 11r .,lqtba 1n a 11114 ot ..... ao •' s. IIIII ' ' '' ' . ' u ' ... ........... _ ..... _ ,, ..... ...... .,. .. -................ ... ··--....... .......... , ~- ·-=·~::-:~-;; �•·. . . • \- ~ Il~~~~ . . lt~Jp~ ,. .,i' '' ·- Us••• sr !'it/en &ottel APRILFOOL,BUTT!iJS ' JOkE JSDAII\lEJIOUS DOor HOloil: • · • Flylnc .....ro? No, Oro bal- . ~ l<r. ,; ,, -i '·'' ·,· . . '' '' • 1 2 _ 1'ho ~b· SeilunOt; l....,l"l)'·,.,.~ 0., .lj>rll 1, 196! . *' . . enta everywhere that ~ ue against the law because wherever 1 nre balloon lllltta. It m!ahl u.... h in . Buildlq: IJ'Id 111"'"'6 IUC • : gonlous gadpla Is fun, true, . but the builder risks a eommand per(OI'1DII1ce at Ju\1)'. And bia folka risk a damage suit that could ruin 111om. Any act whleh create• a lire huard !aaplnlll111olaw. Parare reapanlibl•tor cbtldren'aunJawtul aet1. Need 1 IIY more'? -H. Dear Helen: A certeln man and leal lunch W eli Wgether eveey d!Qt. e SCUll our [IJ<Ibloma and enJoy each other's CootQ>olly, SOmetimes he drivel me home and l&op8 by my apartma·but mollly we are of. nee buddies. Helen, 1 feel terrible because 1 get the tmpreaaton he DO 10111_ er teeh Uke just a brother to me. I'm all tbe more aurprlaod becauao bola married. !llould 1 C>lOllt? _ FRANCIS Doar Frando: Yoe, coo! IU . 'Miethor 10 u IPJ,Il your name with an •t• or an 't' thil &'UY' eell• t:r<dne.. _ ' H, Doer Hilllll: , I a y0ey aoOd friend I've known tor two yeara. 1 drive 60 mllea aoc:e a week to v111t bor. 1 take her to Iundt, at1er 111tldl .....window llhop and talk. Her huobandalway&IOIIIII core ..... .............~ ··zelii-IIQ' lnvl"- have ..' ' ~- .. ~~rtAIIdmebecallamo1118 bddnd ~ back. He <!l&llkol almo . . ...,....., bull tl1cMlPt lwao111e <!Xe.¢on. II¥ lrllndi 110¥1 my vl&lta are 1110 br'!ahteot opot of her week. I enJoy 1111111 too. I doo't want,.to cauao trlctlan In lholr marrlaco, but can't see wby her bullblnd ...Wd reaont me. illould I stop not aasume the huaband meant tbo1Ji,1rt the children would live with ua, but my husband and hi1 mother say' "No." They say the children don't want to live with us and lt should be up to them. I say they are too young to know what they want and lhoy abould be with their lather. Why llhould we keep 011 paytne his mOU!er Cor babyaitting which we can't afford'? - MRS. X Dear Mrs. X: Which Ia more impOrtant 1Xl you _ be1Dg a mother to your husband's children or keeping the '"care" mOI'l83 away from your mother-in-law? It it's the first, wtn the kids over gradually with weekend and summer vilits, so the break won't c8.1118 traumas. If it's the last, well maybe the present arrangement is best. - H. This column is dedicated to farn!ly living, 10 U you're hav!ni kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Holen Help YOU! Sle w1ll also weleome yoor own amuling experiences. Address Helert Bottel in care ofthisnewi_., o o ~ A cynic is a fellow who saus sprltlgtt""' if the season when the sap begins to "'n-:<Jf~r the girls. ~ ,~ . . . ,, . u.-u.llltllltotblrJumWa, _._totteboquon,to lonn four onJln1rr wordt. BYMliP . ....... . .... _ , ~, ~- · ·,.., ; ,.. _,...., . .. :::: . . J ~ . '""' ..... , 'l;he · :"-" ~miu1ll, J'omeroy-Mtddlepon. o,, A»rU 1, lU68 '· ~~;:!':.~.; Bur Ward CQ-holteiS. 1 POIIEIIOY CHAPTER 80,lloJ"al Arch Maaons, C~oc:lal convo cation, 7:30 Monday, Pomero. Masonic TtmUJle, to ~er marl ma- and put mlolor c~osrHs. EASrERN ATIH.ETIC Boostere, Mon<la1, April ~ at 8 p.m. altho Hl(!h School. TUESDAY POIIEIIOY CHAPTER 186, 0. E. s., Tuesday, 7;4:5 p. m.. Masonic Temple; recognition ol three 50 year members. past matrons and past patrons. SOUTHERN LOCAL B a n d Boosten at Racine High School, 7:30 p, m. TUOada1· Final plans tor jitney SUPPer on AprU 20. All Interested peraona urpd 1Xl a.tendAMEIQ.CAN Lutheran Church Women ol St. Paul and ~John Luther&D Church, 8 p. m. Tue&day, &. Paul Church. .. wsws of ~ae EllB churdl '1Ueada1 eveolng, home ot. Mrs. Edward Bowen. Mr a. Menzel Smith, PIVIIl'am RUMMAGE SALE, Catllollc Cbureh auditorium, 9 to 4 p.m. ~....... and Wodnoada1, ....,_ .. '"'........,. sorod by the Catllolic Women's Club. MEIGS COUNTY ART Aoan., ~·e••••, April 9, Colwnbua and •• ....., Southern Qllo Electric Co., 7 p.m. All lntorostod per111111a In- 1-.-. vlted. WEDNESDAY LASr CALL tOday lor MaiCII ~., 1Xl 111(11111 lor I'Oewee, Ut""' •· tie, or POny .league baaobilll tween 6-8 p.m. at M61110R Youlh ~~-- ~-e. houri April 1 11111 ~- ~· •-'' 2, ~eglaoa.·"-·cn: "'"" In guardian, plus $5 for surance, MUST accornp81\1 bo1 to a1gnup lfh. •--•a•·pl••. ~~-KII MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesda¥ 8I the home ot Mrs. Glenn I..ambert. "' . ., I :::;:..u.;,~.:w~ I l'liolilloSIMISUJmUn I THE r I I III] could not help but remember that it " a • on telev!lloo, In tbo wake ol the Kenne<IY uaanlnatioo, !hot he wa& sworn In durin& a dramadc caremo!Q', and asked tor dle natioo' s heij). H1a stated withdrawal &lnd"l' "'' all the ""''" &hocking because of hla quiet, undramatic dilllvery, But one could &lao not hollllhllllilng that this · c~ TV ... in Review llarY'J' Oawald, the alltpd llllllln of lteono<IY· And lhere waa the chUlbw speech of ~. 11 Pre... ldenl, about the -down wl111 Ru ••ia over the Cuban ml.satle crista-a moment that had Americans ~now!ni tht1 wore risking ati8Ck on theM llhoros. Watchbw Johnooo &Jnd"l', In · ,.,aking. New .Look· ~ ~ . II)' RICHARD W~LER COLUMBUS (IJPD _ Ohio' Delmcrats; alread¥ In one of the moot hlotorlc compalgn& lo lhillr hlatoey, rod81 began roassosabw tbe!r prello dentlal pesltjon. Party leaden wort 1Xl begin communicating with locill leadors on wh&l to do with their 115 del"'l:ate votes at the Democratic convention later this year oow tbat President Johnson Ita& ruled ldmselt out· ·ot consldoratlon. Son. Slollben YoiiDI! of Ohio, 1111 party's favorHo son choice ror the convention, Wll Pledeed earl,y 1Xl Joluuon'a nomlnallon. p O'G •"" etate Etlatiil • r-v. Democratl.c executive dlnctor, said so tar. there waa . M chqe from tllat poaitton. He ··'d, however, a campa!gn -organizer for Johnaoo, who waa to visit Ohio toda,y tor corterences, cancelled hi& meeting ahortl,y af1or the Preoldent's netlo,...lde 1111110tmeement amda,y evening. n.•-tos Still Committed ~.. "Whort WI WW flO and Wh&l ill be J couldn't our posture w 581" O'Gr* eald ~ _,,;,. "The deloptes are stU! ,...,,. committed to son. StePhen Yoww as a favorite son ploclge co Presidll'lt Johnson." I Aside from be!ni "comPleteJ,y surprlaed," O'Grt<lf &aid, "My llrst Judjpnont Ia lhat Qloao In tho fl&ld acllvel,y • P~ tor the presidency will become lho nrst 0111 doloptes ... IIWintl'Y 111-cOhlo - ·••:rosa ""~ •--· wW be looking at." uu.. first J..nwresslon is ·th• . lho abaonce of the President. Still many delogotos wUI tb!nk the President could win," be oald. Condldates Comment Tho two senate IKimin&llon candldolos of lht llamocrat!c par~ - Incumbent sen. ~aak J Lauache and Clnclnoat! CIU' Q,IIIICllman Jolin J. GIU!gll!were equally surprised by Johnson's decision. UJ was and stlll am stunned by the annOuncement," LQ. ache ID[d UPI from Columbua. "WhUo I knoW that I board him say !hill he would not seek nor accept the nomioatlon, 1 find nUlcance of. the choice that the myself In tho dHncult pealtlon POOPIO o( Ohio IIIIC! lht United at not bollevlng what I hOII'I." wW be mlllibw In 1118 Lau&che, a member of Q1e month• ahead." "We ue all now challqed senate Foreign Relations Como mittee, had no comment on the to match President Joh!llon'l PQ&a1ble tntematJonal comPika- demonstration of unseUIJh -.. '' termlnotloo," GUUitn declared. di>na. "But, I do 001 think It ts GUllgan &aid last week be d. was wiiO he good," he sal wouldUDCOmmittod ~ forabout presldaat, GW!gan, on the other bllld, lauded Jobnaoo'• move In • and . - be lilt 1lliom be bombing pause and decision not would li~ was not an liiUe 1n a aecond term u Pre&l- In hil Ohio ._.,... dent. But, Gllltaant• tonner coc•·•-·· for the Sonoto bid, . ''The President's couraaeoua IIIUHU..:I U the ~"'- Cleveland @I'IIO;Y Howord decision tD curta -•w•,. ~· lD rOiliCo the level of •to- - . wao cODIIdorobl¥ 1 In th VIetnam war mOre .....,hltic In his nmarks once e ' . about lho Pro&ldent'a wlthdnwo which I have hoPed for, lOg8lbo er with his unselllsh decision aL Mt to aeek lho proaldeotiill "Like tho rest of tho C0111111')', ·crm!natlon t sent a tre-- I certal.ob" · wa1 aurPrl..dt'' 10 epro o told UFL "I tblltk m<intbua step toWards , lhe It mOIDI (Son. Hobert F,) lieDpeace tllat all Amerlc- .... !d 1n · neelY wW be nomlnatod and wW sire," G igan 18 a . be the next Prealdlnt of the mont !rom Clev&land. •;[lecJaens 0..._8-'Bmphuis .. 1Jnlted.~a.~~ . f r ',• ' . ,_,. · · '"'•1 '' n '' tlililk lhett ti "lh~ · ·GWigoil, tho paJ'U' • endorsed . candidate over lnc~bent Lau- slightest cl:iance that Hubeit the ,,nomlsche, added, "These docl .. s1o na HW1111hre1 . wW .be ··'d. ,_ 1 " .. chango 'lhO omphaslo and •li::. nee," Met1enbaum ..., I I ·f ·'TAMPA; Fla. (UPD - The Cincinnati Rod& headed lnln lho Glllll Ml week of apr!ni trainIng toda,y on lho win trail, · The Reds won here twice over 111e· weekend, balling 111o Ph!lUes "'B" SQJad t-O Saturda,y on homers by Jim lloauclwnp, Ton1 Perez and Don PavleUch, and 1 walloping lhe Yanl<oea 8..2 &Jn. day when Vade Plnaon lalllod a homer and a Bingle, and Perez hit two doubles. Clncl-1 did not entirely ea. eape unscathed, however, a11 two ailments developed. Pitcheu It's no 1 •"- will seek som10ne who's a lw.J winner wllh Jobnaon out o( lhe race," he added. "Followlne the lines ot columnist•, presa, ete., in recent weeks, the guy who wUI look the otronpat to them Is Bob Konne<ly," Konne<IY Is achodalod to in Cleveland Friday 5pe ak nlgtlt- O'Gr* &aid 2,200 ticket committments bave already been made tor 1118 apoech. O'Gr* did 001 overlook Johnson's PO&slble re ... entry Ina. the Prealdentiill nominadon race. ~ "All delq.UB wW ouddenl,y become prqmetlc and looking to the eoavent1o111 to select a man who wW win in the tall in ·uofortunatotr, lhls ptldo ~ and 10111tlimos does lltoo ilia form of showlot off "'"' tatlna dtances. In such casts, I C11 becomas prinori~ I to hlvt fun with. W. L, Pet. 3 2 .600 2 3 .wo Mmday' a Games loy · Many youn1 ,pooplt, of ""''"' ha" &Xetlllfll drivilll ~now that an deflnill~ not I toy. ll's o powerlul machine , w1111 the demoos~llod '"""''to "R anltmlbll." , c '' ,,f'?iiib. protldOfiOw''iir .. ; 1 .. : but;Jit'the Sl'lle tlmie, tespect !land opanto Hwith "''· rt- atralnto._r lntell~enca. . Pardon thl prndlllll. but ., hoppon to thin~ that driY. :0a¥ls-Warner Ins. • Phono 992·2966 114 Court St. Pomo"''' Dlvllion Semitlnala · llJutterlng Rockets, wOO were dotannlnod lo flO Wllh 111alr 101J111pla)'ers. The deal proved a wise one tor the 76ers Sunday when the Mlchlpn State alum1111 came ott tlle bench to score 16 PDlnts In PhiladelPhia's 123-105 v!crocy over New York that gave the 76ers a 3-2 load In their belli-of. seven series against the Knic:ks. In other games, 1.4s Anples cllnched lts serlea lglillllt Cldcaao In five gamoa by cUoplng tht Bulla 122-99, Boston took 1 3-2 lead over Datro!t by trlmmll1(tho Plato.. 11~96 and st. Louis routed San Frm:lsco 129-.103 to keep its JACKSONVILLE, F1a. (UFO string of nine atrolgbt roomds In -Tony J.uklln, the )'OWW the 60s-a perfonnance ~ J.4ndon pro, &tole the thunder quailed since Byron Nelson had from his u.s. and Commo• 19 consecutive rounds In 1945. wealth counterparts &mdly br · Jacklin wound ~ at 15-underwlnnlna the $1001 000 Greater par 273. He took the.20,00Qfirst JackBOnvtlle ~en. prize by two atrokes over I i v e It marked the lil'Bt t1me Iince rwmen&JB. Ted Ray won the U.S. Open In 1920 lhlll an English soUer hal U.ug Sladoro, who was Uod won a major toUI'IIIIDlent In the with Jacklin tor the lead going United statas-apd the first into the final round., suffered a tJme ever for an Englishman on Balli o« Five .East . ,... Sertea :A: : w w. L. Pel. 0 dlo grlnd!Jli PGA tour. Thoro was onl,y one till\' spot of dloappolntmont for the 23- , yoaNlld champion. H11 flrW. round 71 Sunday SniPPed a By United PresslntarMtlonal Nobo<IY can blam• tho Detwor Rockets for fooling that dlere's IIIEETING CALLED .., ·»~. Ill<•~ ~m. •w•JJomo. MASON - All' ' ~~ 'and The .Jiockots woo !hair oeoond inanajers' the Mli11011 BOao- o( 3 0 1.000 0 3 .000 ::.' In,:. '"a"!~~;.,;~ Summary Of Sports load Denver. T - . - ll)'ron Btch chljlpod In with 23 J)Ointo and 18 rebounda. · ·llloa 11oo . ...,rod ·'¥1 and . Let'• tid to~ . .......... yoo ...... "Nic-e contatl lenses J'OU pt. then, Willie!" extra moaey. We . &apply K qa~S~y, lob Miller Jacklin and Januacy and In Maso Oty actually caught the Englishman ~ on the fr./)nt nine. But Palmerrs MASON _ Al.l boys ln Ma. Putting went sour and he WOWld son Mao want to pll,f Pee wee II) three strokes back at 276 ln leaeue, Little league, or Pony 1 tit with Sluth Africa's Gary league ba&eball mullt sign up P'-Yer and Nen· Zealand at the llason Youth Center on lelthander Bob Charles. Monday, Aprfi 1, Tuesday, Apa Jack Nicklaus had a closing rll 2, or Woclnoada1, AprU 3, roWtd 68 but fln!&hod atven betweon lho hours of6 and8p.m. strokes oct Jacklin'& pace with a All bofs must be lll'companJ.ed 280. by a parent or guardian and mull: have hia $5 reglstratlm fee with J1101de Morilland added 21 for New Orloano which now returns homo for tbe fifth and deciding game·. Wodnladay night. . him at 111e time he s!&n• "'I· No boya will be allowed to pla,y baaeball until tll!a ~ h>a boon p&ld, as Insurance muot be purdlaaod before boys can p1 , THE 81 x.Ciev. 9 Cldcaso (N) 2 Los Angeles 9 S&n Fran. 7 5 '!linn&) 11< CITY LOAN SAVINGS CO. WWIH MONI¥ IS 'IHI,QII. .I - " CIT't Ohio Crowns Younuest ()ah~llt~!:.':· e. ~ IS THE ANSWa. lumbus, three games to one 1n tbe finals o( that event. The tournament was oon&lct~ od &lnday at 1110 Collllllbua Ta- ble Tennis Courts, 2464 Cleve.: land Ave. at die 111111 time. Tannehill Ia one of111o t o p plf1orl In tho CCIWI!ry, doaplte By United Praaa lntornotional his ap. Lut year he wUt. tilt Soturdo.v U. S. Boys 15 IIIIC! Under Open LONDON (IJPI) - Combrldp . IIUe, and bold& Ike O>!Drd b,y end • Canadian 17 and trndtr title. hilt lalwth• In tho IJD!vorolt1 He wu Ohio' a 17 and UDder deBoaiRace. fOII<IIni champi111. ~ The Malia H!ah School IOPh· PARIS (IJPll-Tlll omore 11111 oo1.Y waa Wldofoolod llonal Lawn Tonal• In &Ingles matchll (3 o1 5 to win), but he all matebe& by votecl .. "'"""" ' - 1lllh· toun'AIIIIIII& In which pres pmo o( 3-0, lncliJ!llne and lllllllur& wW ._.... tbo final aplnst Jobn __.,., 28, Columbua, former dlamplon (llcona, 21.8, 21.8, 21-17). Dal JooD Lee, now ot COiwn...,. 11111 a dtilon o« Ilo- --- · ·· Our upert mechanics adjust .,'~ai~r, camber and toe-in to . Jil:anu(aeturer'l apecificatiODB. ,:.:AU >work is ·performed by . ~ mechanice with modem · preclaion equipment. tions make· many men and women feel tense and RIJfVOUJ from rrequent. F- =- or' 1tchlhg urination nlll:hl na, the u. llnllta champion, did und day. Secondarily , you may lose and hav• HellllDChe, Backache and !eel older tired. depreued. In '$ ..' uJuallY brlfll(l relaxlrit~ OOm.tort by l!lltblnli{ lrrltftt· lnM ~eer1111 In ~Y=Id -e1u ln~ paln.Get ,., Ever State Champion American CGmmon Kidney or Bladder· Irrita- CYsTEX All-Stan® Signup Day Set ' ball Aaaociatton are to meet at lhe Mason Youth Center Friday, defeal!ni lho Now Orl81D8 Bucs Indiana April 51h, at 7 p.m. Thlo - l Series 8 105-1110, 1X> _,-olholr be&k>IW, L. Pel. ing is to work out event• for Rvo American RaskOiboll Aasox.MirmeBOta 3 2 .600 the coming aea1011. New omcen datlon p~ series at two 2 3 •400 or tbe &IIOCiatlon tbla :rear are pines l(liece• Kentuck!' Bernard White, proddonl, and Weot WW!o Murral~ who pll,yod COLUMBUS - Ulllo crowned liooaid Gal>rltadl, aecrelan' • Serle~ A only half the game because of a new mat's table tennia cham. W, L. Pet. lrea..rer. tool trouble, acorad 28 polDI8 piCII bore lilnda)' nl(!hl, I h o 2 2 .500 Nn ·Orleana and pullad down II rtllounda 1Xl youngest ever ill over 30 years 2 2 .500 Denver r1 sanctioned ''Cloaed 0 h to ~·sReiUits Serle& 8 Tournament I . I I Denver 108 Ntw OrliiD& 100 W L, Pcl. (Onl,y game schomllod) He is John 1'amehtll, 15, or x..Dillas 3 0 1.000 Monday'• Games Middleport, who ""' 1118 Junior 0 3 .000 llou(No pmo& scheduled) Man's dlvl&loa (Boys 17 and 1111x.Cllncbod aorleo der) and the Men' a Snales, tbe first lime any Ohio pllJOr has held the junior and men' a titles x-Pitlabur11J CIDc._ll 8 New YOr'k W 2 Wa•hlnlton 3 llousron 2 Ch!CIJ&O W 6 Phlla. 0 Pltllburgll 3 Bolllmort I llotrolt 6 st.L. 5 (U Minn. 3 Boaron 2 (U pre-., GETTING UP liGHTS =~~ 01 I'IUch ca11e1 pair ol double boJIOI& earJ,y but recovered for a 73-275 to sbarei ln a five-way de (or MK:Oild and $5,520. The other runners~&) were Olral ch&D~Pion Gardner Dickinson, PGA champion Ibn January, Chi Chi Rodrtquez and Dewitt Weaver. Arnold Palmer, who _.rod lo be mald11< one of hi• p&tented late charge&a pla,yed In the same three110me with Weekend SUNDAES .. .19-29-39' ..:Ourap.'' o l~"ep combined for n points as st. Louill, on tho brink of illlmlnao tlon, won ttl second illlle in live plo,yolt tries against San Franciaeo. The Warriors, tra.n.. bw 35-20 after lhe q>ening quarter, were never 1n contention aa their high scorer Jelt Mullins, who hit !or 130 Doints in the first four games against the Hawks; was held to 12. Boston moved to within one victory of reaching the Eastern Qvlsion tlnals as Batley Howell COMected (Or 30 points and Sam Jones tossed ln 24 to lead the Celtic& past Detroit. J:eve DeBu.sschere was high Cor the Pistons with 26 points. Denver Nips New Orleans 108•100 ABA PLAYOFF STANDINGS By United Proas Drternational rocords, They IU-ilt Is W, L. Pet. 4 I .800 I 4 .200 Ph!ladolphla at Now York (Only game achodu!od) . llaNba~il =-~ Young London Pro Captures G]O x..CIInched aeries &ul<lay'a Reoalta Bo- 110 Detroit 96 Ph!la. 123 Now York 10.1 SL Lou!& 129 San Fran. 103 Loa Ang. 122 Cblcaso 99 ..,.. prlllHL TUESDAY I< WEDNESDAY LOCUsr and FOURTH MIDDLEPORT, 0. x-Lol Angeles Cl!lcaao AYGUIII drlvtr with I Cll of his own has o rlthllo fool 'loi b serious busilless. ISLE Standings SOrlea B TOY. .. II)' United Prosa lnternat!ona1 Playoff SL Louie shuiouiiQnbwL VIda PiniOn hit a homer and a 1illgle and Toll)" Ptrez hild two double• as tho Cincinnati Rods. whiPped tho New York Yanl<eto llo-2. Tho Detroit Tiger a n11ll>od lhe st. Louis Cardlnala 1'..1 In 12 lnillnls when Way~ Comer doubled lollcrobw a walk to BW Froohan. Tonuny Dlvls' three-run ho- ByExhibition United Preso Ia :· Atlanla 2l\ltw YGI'k tiNJ When lho National Ralli<etball A1soc1attoa season blgan last October, part!cll>atuw In the pos~aoaaon pll,yolrs had lD be the !arthoat thing from Jolu1n)' Green• s mind. G.._ onterioe h!l ninth NBA cam,patgn. was a member of the NBA Plii)'OII Standlnp -J,y created San DlefiO R1 United Pre 11 Drtern&Uonal Rockets, a tlam doatinod 1n win Division Somlllnah onl,v 15 pmes IIIIC! lln!eh with Rest of Seven the worat record in NBA East h ia to r y. However, midwlU' Series A tbroogh the aoaaoo, the def00<1W. L. Pet. tl1( chalqJion l'hlladelphla 76ers Philadelphia 3 2 .000 were in need ot a fronto-court 2 3 .400 reserve and they aequt.red the New York Series B ~year-old Green from the W, L. Pet. 3 2 ,1100 2 3 .wo West series A w '"" Gaey Nolan and Don NoUebarl loti lho Saturday """'· Nolan bocauao of a sore rlllbl ahOIIldtr and ~rt bocauao o( a JMilled groin nwocle. San Francisco lied Sox W In 12 .. Hod Carew broke the Z. 2 ''doodlOc~ with a homtr, ol! Gat7 Boll, who bad Plt<hod' tour llo...,. Thiqra com!- lD aet worae vlctom of 1'111).8. con1idered the Mats 1 "chfl- for Ntw YOl'J< ~ betjer for ·lheBernie A1lon ~ tbe loqjO." Washlqpon ~ ...._, lht Wlnillnl run for lhe _ , , It be that Hodpa """ Aa- Bravos batt lhe llell Z. whn ttDI't&toP Hector Torres considers lht Meta a bad 0 and lhe Sonaa.ro dafoetod lho committed two error• on one dream. lio-n Aatroa Z.2. pll,y .In lhe O!ah111 Inning. It' a bad enoush that the Mett:' - · lion Reed allowed tour Torrea, Wbo aiqled home both 5-16 record In Olllllblllon - · • hits and all'IICk out eight blttera llouaton 1'Will In the aecond is tbe worat ot llQ)' major In aevon lnillnl• and Claude Inning, alae paved dla way for •-• team u~s apriJw but 1r• RaJmond cleaned w for lhe tht Sonatora' U'bw 1'1111 with a even worae Utat tht Slnatora' BraveJo SoJm.y Jack&on siJwlod tllrowq error in tbe fourth. 15-5 mark UIPs tho GrlijiO(ru!l the Braves• Orat run !.nto Foar doubleo p'aiod tile Notte bart, Nolan Ailing hiSCory would have found an ~pru~rtate place In John l'". Kennedy's book. 14Pi-ooles 1n burnlm~: with lhe New York Meta, Some Lt.- and lncludol .. 11-41 ot Gil's beat friend& warned It llhowlrw tpln&t National oror!ac poajt!on and -hid In lholr iorclnd iallj> with IIIOthor mlaht be a m!&take but be oold Leapt tllma. aiJWie. ~ Cardw.U, wiiO Wflll 110 wanted to be neor his famlb' Com!nue I'Jttorn M'llllinnlneo fortbellltl,wu In Now York and that he r :.=- Hotro•hm-"' Ohio's Democrats one Now ll'I'IIIP the.etr.lod letlero • · • · · II)' FRED DOWN A!>rll Fool'& JOke on hlmaelllaat ·''" UPI ~rtl Writar winter. • ·GU Hndgos lo &tUI sinnbw but Hodpa loft a aoeuro Job •• there must be' momenta when """-r o( 1118 Wallh!Jwton he wonders If he pll,fod ID So1111nrs lo take lhe aamo post :{:; ::) . RUMMAGE SALE, Hoolh Methodist Cbardl basement, Middleport, apoooorod by111e Eleanor Circle. Al\fone bavtn& !lema to be picked up call 992..2'117 or 992-3236. at Lee ........ ........ --..--··· ~ - :.=:.;.: GIRL SCOUT Ns!(!hborhood I maollng WodnosSoufhem ()do ID SEMTOI, . ,.,.., " : ·=·=,·=·=======·=·=·=·il New leader& 'l1! II I 0 .... ' j '··'!:.' .,.,... tatloDtocoin~wl111~a.Rocenlly omtng ·. =):., •1.!, ohOt" Even fs l·:·: ·· l~"(E,,.,., .~ ,-)!llJMI'iil~l ~-a..t lo::•':""~-'.:~· ~~ iW'!!!L---Eihiii-~ ' . .~' :' ' '"' , .. '), ' ""' .,( ~h\ ~ ~~ ' you were a •"bit shot" in the arm for hls wile? Keep visitstart a are. - UPSET lng. - H. ·Dear Upaol: Door Holen: Gladly! My huaband ha& lour children Not .... .,. .... of lhoao by hla nr st wife who died 111roe eerie baliCNJI!.I landed on our years qp. He has been paying roof'. Lueklly, a nel.jt1bor IIP(Jt- hla mother to care tor them. ted tbe blaze and prevented a Now that we are married, I . ~or ttre. ,.~o; ; , ,.,.,~ ~· ., - i •., ' ••.•. ;~{tairman · ~~ · tllooo eerie red llol>tl :<' ::: whldl ..U In lho olr' bec10110 bool !roln l!ahtod Cllldloa InMQNDAlf Doles 111e big pla&tlc bq .,._ TIIEPDORUS COUNCIL 1'1', ponded over them. 1 ....,'! flO Dauglrtera of Am.,t<a, IIDndly iDtO more detail •• it mlaht atve night 111 tho [()(jF Holl Practice mort kids~ 'l1lese uaprttl.onau have now going?- MRS, T. started In our nelillborlto<>d and Dear Mrs. T: 1lley're liviD& 1110 pollee and !IreUntil you have mon proo( POIIEIIOY GARIEN CLUB, 2 ...., nta. 1 wlllh 1011'd tell per- than a ae!ahbor'& aoa&lp, wh1 !OOG& - , ; .;.•. '· urine !lind quickly crsn:x o.t d rug~~;laUI . . ·~. . ' ' ....~ .. ·f.·.~·.; ~ ' ' ' HEAtiNG- AND • AII~·CONDITIONING ' .,, ' · ss· NO ' \ ln'' mm's _ . . , 111tllh bo .,..,. .")le IIIII Bllllloillt defoolod ,..._ · ~'liiobw .,S Rlcb Forrtll, IJ, co- . ., '., mt,ntM to Pfl'(t " ' ·Our Front End;. :" .. EXperience. We " ·' The~ Best- Bu.t..~ ' ' ~ " } ... ', ..• .·.o· ,I....... '····;,. ,.... ......... •·;;.,. !<'•'" • · · ' ·'·'- · ·..·'' ~ ' .. l. '. . ,· .. ; . ·. ! .....,....,,._,,, ,. ·· .1 • '' .,•/,lf't I.1'i:l','' ...... . ' .r .• • • ~ .~ •• J ·• • ' ' f. • ·•• ."' I' " Open com- polo In .tbo Ohio Clo80d ucept AlfJcoF, • 1~7' llboi In tho ~ 11011 ·lito GJ'IIIII Nttional 11r .,lqtba 1n a 11114 ot ..... ao •' s. IIIII ' ' '' ' . ' u ' ... ........... _ ..... _ ,, ..... ...... .,. .. -................ ... ··--....... .......... , ~- ·-=·~::-:~-;; �. ' ' ' amazoo, Mich., with her 10n and doUfllitOl"ln-lawl llr, an4 IIi's, W~ ~ld~ ~e went eS:. ..e.lalli ~ - her srandoon, Ritchie, who will be leaVIJw aooo Cor KOrea with thl U. s. Afw• Mra; Betlf Gia41!ell of C..l..,. bus spent the w~'"d here with her - · Mr. end lilre. Del- '" hJA grah~arent8. ·Mr: .J Mr!S. Jes~e St.risbury and ~,IJID" tn ~ law, ),Jr. aft<l Mi-~to ~r frld· lilro; T, (), Hllldore ol ~r.. w•er ,.W.~e of Coll!l1lbu• visited Tuc:k-1!" , . ' : 1 t un. ', -~ • , ~;) " trlehc:hf hen;-sat\tr&q. J. ···wrs: · t.ecdiNiek 'of COlumbus '' :~~· vlsl~rs 01 jlr. 111d '' liirt lfd' !.Irs, Sidney llussell and ~·· WIIIII!D ~et:l 01 Hllo Mi-a. Erilest Lallan<:e were .fllo ol Col1011bus were weekeod visit. llards SHill .Frida,y' and ~.at\0-. •later, · Mn. Helen &Tilth ol Akoo Ors ln M1ddle9ort.' Hue Tucker- ~ l,f1 Mt~~.,. T~ c~e. ton ond her eon, ~el We!l, man who. risidea in cOloanbus Of Ihvet. : · . . Witt~ · the' Ry&ltlltJ bi Atholilr, and lilr1, Rlchl\'l~et, eM wiUr his son _,.( . ·,Ueat o~ . OAilY ..__ CRQSSWORD 3. r.u-il 23. Turn 10,....,. JJ.Ifttellect tt,l'otntt4 bers from the areaa of Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine, an~ (Amended SUbiiUb.rte Hou. .Tolnt Betolutl.Oh No. !) 1- tluelroo ' I, Olacill ·u ....tttr 11. I*Un of . naturt lf. Blli!Joal . . ' · .. . FuinltU,e 'at\~· po.oo OPEN TV!SDAY EVENING 7 11L 9 city 1299' . p...,....._ snow e.wana bpn Wit" lf, Ptr1o4ot 'lbe .Crucltbdon, a cantata by a commllllib' choir at the TrllliiY IJnlled Church 01 Chrlat m Good Friday at 7:30 p,m. Mrs, Paul Nease is directins the 30-voiee choir with mom. -· - .•• 0111o.. f, I$1Ancl . BR!Gill'liN UP by rtvn f, UJ!< o. J:xe1ama;. llDn . I. UngrntcM 11. ''The Wau- .; Jd1ll Slalnor, will be pre..- 111 1. UDder. . ~rod bert Beeker, ' Larey Dyer. son or Mr, and Mrf!i. Bob Dyer~ was the 1weekend Crucifbcion WIN Be Given Friday Tho llo!l)· . lillulnll, 1\>m••ol'<Middlll'l>t'~ o., J\au·U 1, 19G8 . 3 ·- JJ.IIw\letiOp · 22. lDRy ft101111taln Mr. and Mrs. uarry Moore and Mr, and Mrs, netberl Moore ot Ute noy•l Crown BoiU!ng ('<>. o( Middleporl, at. ' . tendod both tho alio one! Well Vir&lol• convention o( the !!Ot. Uero ol Car!>onaled Beverogos l'iftht. 24, Blbllcol 28, A~;~ 27, W .'l'o...cut 28. ll:pOeh · 30, ~ aa, What! au>ay .. Duke ll.l:qlii&l . st. JfeWo n. Ci.pltal or Norway 43. OJrl'1 ..... Cllnwonlorit Torma- · ·Phone 1:1&t:.~ Chester, Mrs. Ben Neutzi!ng Is the orpnlst. SOloists for the cantate are Mrs, Marvin Burt, Mrs. Shirley Hamm, Mrs, Harvey Van Vranken, Harry Moore, John WilItam Blaeunar, Fred maettnar, Ben Philson, end John Werry. ·-MONDA ,,,.,of w..~ ~~r================:==================================================~~~~ i Pomeroy.,, t I Personal Notes I :~: DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Jiore'i how to wor11 ll: :~:~ COLONIAL Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of Columbus were weekend guesu other parents, Mr. and)h:s, Leo CrP' and tamiJl, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Circle and daughter, Marianne, of eo. lumbus, and Miss Jemifer Blakeslee, .studant at Ohio state, returned to Columbus &moo day follow in& a weekend visit with U.S. Grade A PUREGIANUI.!\TED , . . ' LARGE . SEALTISf bag MidcD.eport, returned to Colun\oo bus wlth the Circle fami.l¥, Mr. and Mrs, Rick Crow of WU110n Carpenter of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., of ~recuse. They carne e~ pecially tor the wedding of Miss Olnna Crow to Michael T e d DOZEN GAL. Morrison. Richard Nease, student at the Universit)' of Tulsa, returned there Friday after a week' a visit with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ne~St, Chester Road. Mia& Joan Hewetson who attllld& Ohio State Univeroit;y spent ' lea Bennett. qaotallqo Swif_tning~ ............ 3 ·:. . 59e· 2 · . lb. ; 59~ Ch.OC. Q. Ul•k,_•NES1'LI!'S .,.... .,... <In " Coffee Sw. te 18 - -.. • • • oz> I~ Potatoes::·:~.. ~$~:."~~ 1 CannedPofc~~···· J2 .."'~8e' RC Cola ................ J~to~: 59~~. Velveeta Cheese ••••. ~ 89e CloroxhJ..-. .........~4 ./~f; 4'~ Ql 0 K T A X CJV ....----------........ . 3 POT PIES ••••••••).... 6FOR .1 DINNERS~............ FOR' .· . '' ' MORTON'S FROZEN, · . .,.- ' ::1 ):1, !aANQI,Ifl' FROZEN . . S ~- · · Linda Lyons is Bride Of Jack L Frederick ,· ' .· EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI french City GROUND FROM PREMIER'B& GROUND BEEF .. WIENERS'· 10 Count Pkg. :" I I , ~~ I I - ~ ~::U':t."m.::i . ·. ,NO.tMAJNE . BWEGoOSE • 20ib. 59·~ Vlt•mln Rid! LLUNCH llro. FriDkllll N. - . Ill, 2 srEW AliT WINNER 1'1. Pt..-; Wlllllm H. RaborlBARCELONA, ~aln (UPI)Pi ,PJiuaatJ HoiiJ Boneo Jacldo Storrort of Scotiand lllddloplrl C. droft a lilatra tD >lctory In the f!n. 11111.-, AT ~. 49e lb. ' pkg.'· . . Holler Holllllai: Visltlnahourl b,y J, Thomu, James A. Wat2.. and 7-8 p.m. Porenlo 11117 Mrs, WUJiam T, Winter, Cbories A. Woodard. Rdaert C. on Pldlatric• Ward. lloi11,.Y, HarlaD B. CCinll!', 1101' Admiollms Ju4y B. C<>x, 25\1 Cruzot 81.; Barker, Mra. Buel F. Collin1, Oaarjes A. BllhbUrn, t5tl 11llrd La"""" Fowler, Mrl. Dolberl Ave.; Mra. Milford llti7DDido, D. Kina. Loonard Lunlfonl, Mrl. Rdaert E. Trusoeil, Mrt. W, ~; Mrs. Lewlo D. Floll!', Danalcl Wailero, lilro. Eddie !1\. 1 crown~: lira. $ Bell, Jr., Rt. 2 Gal· Wh!to, !lloldon Who, lilra. Ra· G. Harllpolle; Ronald K. While, cbol lmnlwo, tonbach, lilrl. Bobby J. - Bt. . 1 l'oilllpollo, s c o tIll' and Infant 11011. Il' N. Trtw, Ma..,; lilrl. Don· 1!4 1L Obllnlli', Rt. 1 Lalarl; . A WHOLE NEW IDEA In fatiHIIIIliDI are the water color palat-ons. AciuaUy, llley're paolel pretly eye man-up shades. Why not a bear! on your ••eet or flowera oa yo•r earlebea? Your owa paint box of ..Jqrs, pluo a bruth' aDd tiDY weD for waler wiD do the job. ' . Too Late to · Ciaully For Sale JOHN FRY prq~erb', Middleport Hill, 5 room hCUIO with 3 acres {P'OUI!d. l'lloae7f2-5613. 4llllc FOmotaJ; lilrL Lli- third Grone! PriX ofllln:eiona Illn G. Clark, Jllddi0110!1; 11Gb· lllrm'!la t«<l rac1 Snndl)' with 1 trl . S. D!l'll,C: ~· C. cloll~c~N ' of 1:3ta3t.D1 ond 111 RaeiaiJ l(ro. Clrlol ~~· opeod Of ~8 J!!Ujls IWIIIDII; lilro.lilar· . 111 hour. Henri PooclniiO of ()ok lllil; lilrL Fnnct WI& HCOnd ID I lilittl · ond Obrll Amon ol Norr Zfllond wu thir4 In 1 F......nlldDQo ' COl.OK:S BLOOM Aftlr a Visit to oom •If sum Q,ID()p Lawaill')' .POTA Juicy ~ Big Sale Suchan !; ., r ~·. ,, ~- .. fi»r at \east~ of your~ land. Mrs. Harvey Van Vranldn provided the hollou gift and Mrs. ItS a nuiSance. T W A V R· ' ~-r.=.--· "Ho. 41) ' St.riekland aerved a salad course cm1ns the social evenins tDMrs. R V II A !I C R D A 0 B B V l V J 'D, 8 LP DV Edward Wello, Mrs. Harold Hood, Mrs. WU!ard Boyer, Mn Don ALP N Q LAD B P K V DR P 8 R X.-L C I· Collins, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs, RTAA • FJ.za Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. Ronald ' . Browning, Mra. tllarles Hoff· SUNDAY'a Cflptl ..olel FJ.lTH IIJ.KIIS TH11 DI8CORDII Mrs. D. E. MUier ol Middle~ THil PIUl:llllNT THil IIAJtM:oNDJB or THII nrrtiRI!l. man, and Mrs, Don McKnig!Jt port was hostess for a meeting -Q)LLYJ!R . ol the Jolly Bunch Sewlns Cim ARCHER ENTERED Thurodey nigbt. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPOPresiding at the meeting was Mrs. George Hac::kett, Sr. A George Archer, winner of the round..r001n card was signed tor Pensacola Open, has become Mn. Evelyn Grueser who re- the 2.lth pro In the field of the mains at the home or her daugh- $150,000 Tour118JJ;lent or Champions ID be held April 111-21 at ter In Columbus. Games were played with priz- the starduat Cowttry Club In l candleililrt cer0JJ1011)' at For her daugbter'o weddln11. es being wm by Mrs. Kenneth course. tho Mlddleporl Firll illpllll Mra. LYm• wore a belgo suit Dyer llld Mrs. James Jividen. • Church, Mlos UndaLoviei.Ymo, wlth orange aecesaoriea. Mrs. Other& at the meeting were Mrs. ..Uibler o( lilr, and lilrl, Jobl1 Fredlrldc wa• In a brown dreat. Perry Mtt<:ll, Mrs. Lawreoce MilThe new Mrs. Frederick Ia • hoan, Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Mro. E. loyml ol Mlddlopon, the bride ol Jack 1M Frederlek, srldllate o1 Mlddlopon IIIah Herman Bailey, Mrs. William 11011 o( Mr. and lilro. Normlft School ond •• ' employed .. • Robson, Mrs, Orin Smith, and E. Frederiek, ol l.Gnl Bottom. nur••' aide at Holzer HoiPlt· Mrs. Betty Cline. 4fP>lo-rlu core- ~(ihaJJ a member.~­ - • riiiiil at 7:til p.m, llno Chillier. Order ollliO'i!iiat<IIi Frida)<, March 22, by tllo J!ev, ern flu, a past honored fllltn ol. Bolbol 62, 1nt4!rnatlonal Or· Oalrles ilm•n Givan In msrrlaSe by her fA. clor o( Jcibo Dauahlers, and the tiler, the bride wore a white GriDci Bethel rot~rellllt.ttlve In !act droll with ......... Arizona, lilr. Frederick srsduated from _ltio, ind carried • wbllo Bible toAied with carnalionl. Eastern IIIah School wllere he Mro. Edward Miller IOl'Ved was 1 member of the Letterm• •• matrcr1 o( honor tor hor lls- Clm. 118 is employed at the lllr. ihe wore a pink two-piece Kolb' Manulacturlntl C... Ut ond • coroase of yellow The couple relidol at 3115\1 rOiebudo, Jerry l'rederlcK wae North Third Ave, In Middleport Ilia brolhal'l bell-. P II The Way to Beauty er, Mrs. Frances Hewetson. .... Bunce, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. wuna Anthony, and Mrs. Char- t'""li"l u., the weekend hare with her moth- '' CJrr11101nm . ComrnlldiY 'Good Frl~ -"· AIIIO<Iatlon. Ices to ,be ·held at the ~~~~·­ 'llle Weljt Virgbd.a c:onvenport CboreW of Chrlat wero antkl1 wall held at the Greennc>iln<ed iry lbe . Rev' Raul lin brier at White 811Jibur ~r!ngo, Moyer, aiPIOIII at a meollng of and tho Olllii cO,wenUoo wao the Loyal Women' I Class ntura. held at tlie!lleratoi>Coiumbua. day n!gbt. ' The minillor elao aiiJIIllan<iocl !hat EaSler morning llllllrise serv!ceo will be held at the Middleport llladlwn, ond !hat both oommwtib' events will be oponsored by the Middleport Mlnillorlal Association. Dine Mrs. Ooear Roulh preslc!Od at the meeting wllich _..,c1 w i t h A JM)tluck dinner preceded a scripture reading by Mro, Otho rnootlnl Of the peit matrons of Evanseilne Chapter 172, Order Watts and prayer. Mrs. Herman Lohae reported on 17 lhut-ln ~ the Eastern Star, held Friday boxes prepared by the ela111. A ni8ll at the Maoonlc Temple. salad course was served by th8 Mro. Jolin I.yms presided at the meetiDII during wlllch time holteasea, Mr11. Watts, Mrf. Carthllllk?'OO notes were read from rie !bttb, and Mrs. Ernest Lal. Mrs, W!Uiam King, Grand Ruth, lln.ce. and lifo. Vlolot Thomas, srand conWctresa, Grand Chapter ot Sewing Club Plans Ohio; Mrs. Robert Kin& Mrs. Emenon Jonea, and the ramily Sale Next fv1eeting 01 Joe YOUI\I. 'lbe Lord'• Prqer in unison A white elephant sale w a s opened the meeting. Mrs. Jmes planned for the next meeting wm be hollle18 lor the AprU to be held at the home or Mrs. meeting. Games werep!a,yedwlth prlzeo beins awarded. Attending Ra,ymond Belt¥ wllen the Sewdinner belidea Mrs. Lyoos and Rite-liewlns Club met recently Mrs. Jones were Mrs. Pearl at the home ot Mrs. Flo artck. Mrs. Miller Hosts Club OLGER'S c·oFFIE. Columbus were weekend. guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A BVW '98~ 10 lb. ' . . AXYDLBAAXII II LOifOFIILLOW Olle litter limply otoo4o for 011DII1or.ln tiWr amptt All UAd for tile throe u., X tor llul two a-. ate. Billftt iettero, _ . lrophtu, lllo ieDCIII Ol1d formatim o( llul wordo are ali 111111& d&y tho 1etttn ... dilforoal. •< ._S.UGAR· G!ade A.Homogenind relatives. Jlm.Butcher,whospent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher, of I "" Past AAatrons Friday on .MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY ,~ttnp . t Community Good Friddy .. Serv~e Set; . Nobody spends all day near a kitchen phone. Or a hall phone. (Or wherever it is you have the ringing thm,,) We're guessing that at least !.-3 of the time, a one-phone family does cross-country running through the houae or scrambles down some take the calL stain~ to You can't ca1l that modem living. In fact, 40% of the familietl in America aren't living like that. They've got an extension phone somewhere else in the house. Thatoecond tmephonewould cost a lot 1888 than you probably think. Something like 4 cents a day if you choose the buic color and style. "~ . ~~: ~ (And that's a bargain-you already pay about four tiua that lor the phone you've sot now.) Call our busineos office or uk the men on the telephone trucks you aee around town. Hello, utenaion telephone; goodbye, nuisance. General ileplme • • m .-·~~ oftheioYII Wide~T~cking !n.a P.o~iac.is~~ it~ cost any more than oril1nary dnv~ng. And w1th 35 k1nds of Pontiacs. you can choose your way of Wide-Tracking. Our five Firebirds begin with aunique 175-hp Overhead Cam six and escalate to the 400 cubic inch Firebird 400. And. because they're Pontiacs. Firebirds cost less than you think. So think. The drive is on. See your Pontiac dealer. He's out to smash sales records for the 7th straight year! �. ' ' ' amazoo, Mich., with her 10n and doUfllitOl"ln-lawl llr, an4 IIi's, W~ ~ld~ ~e went eS:. ..e.lalli ~ - her srandoon, Ritchie, who will be leaVIJw aooo Cor KOrea with thl U. s. Afw• Mra; Betlf Gia41!ell of C..l..,. bus spent the w~'"d here with her - · Mr. end lilre. Del- '" hJA grah~arent8. ·Mr: .J Mr!S. Jes~e St.risbury and ~,IJID" tn ~ law, ),Jr. aft<l Mi-~to ~r frld· lilro; T, (), Hllldore ol ~r.. w•er ,.W.~e of Coll!l1lbu• visited Tuc:k-1!" , . ' : 1 t un. ', -~ • , ~;) " trlehc:hf hen;-sat\tr&q. J. ···wrs: · t.ecdiNiek 'of COlumbus '' :~~· vlsl~rs 01 jlr. 111d '' liirt lfd' !.Irs, Sidney llussell and ~·· WIIIII!D ~et:l 01 Hllo Mi-a. Erilest Lallan<:e were .fllo ol Col1011bus were weekeod visit. llards SHill .Frida,y' and ~.at\0-. •later, · Mn. Helen &Tilth ol Akoo Ors ln M1ddle9ort.' Hue Tucker- ~ l,f1 Mt~~.,. T~ c~e. ton ond her eon, ~el We!l, man who. risidea in cOloanbus Of Ihvet. : · . . Witt~ · the' Ry&ltlltJ bi Atholilr, and lilr1, Rlchl\'l~et, eM wiUr his son _,.( . ·,Ueat o~ . OAilY ..__ CRQSSWORD 3. r.u-il 23. Turn 10,....,. JJ.Ifttellect tt,l'otntt4 bers from the areaa of Pomeroy, Middleport, Racine, an~ (Amended SUbiiUb.rte Hou. .Tolnt Betolutl.Oh No. !) 1- tluelroo ' I, Olacill ·u ....tttr 11. I*Un of . naturt lf. Blli!Joal . . ' · .. . FuinltU,e 'at\~· po.oo OPEN TV!SDAY EVENING 7 11L 9 city 1299' . p...,....._ snow e.wana bpn Wit" lf, Ptr1o4ot 'lbe .Crucltbdon, a cantata by a commllllib' choir at the TrllliiY IJnlled Church 01 Chrlat m Good Friday at 7:30 p,m. Mrs, Paul Nease is directins the 30-voiee choir with mom. -· - .•• 0111o.. f, I$1Ancl . BR!Gill'liN UP by rtvn f, UJ!< o. J:xe1ama;. llDn . I. UngrntcM 11. ''The Wau- .; Jd1ll Slalnor, will be pre..- 111 1. UDder. . ~rod bert Beeker, ' Larey Dyer. son or Mr, and Mrf!i. Bob Dyer~ was the 1weekend Crucifbcion WIN Be Given Friday Tho llo!l)· . lillulnll, 1\>m••ol'<Middlll'l>t'~ o., J\au·U 1, 19G8 . 3 ·- JJ.IIw\letiOp · 22. lDRy ft101111taln Mr. and Mrs. uarry Moore and Mr, and Mrs, netberl Moore ot Ute noy•l Crown BoiU!ng ('<>. o( Middleporl, at. ' . tendod both tho alio one! Well Vir&lol• convention o( the !!Ot. Uero ol Car!>onaled Beverogos l'iftht. 24, Blbllcol 28, A~;~ 27, W .'l'o...cut 28. ll:pOeh · 30, ~ aa, What! au>ay .. Duke ll.l:qlii&l . st. JfeWo n. Ci.pltal or Norway 43. OJrl'1 ..... Cllnwonlorit Torma- · ·Phone 1:1&t:.~ Chester, Mrs. Ben Neutzi!ng Is the orpnlst. SOloists for the cantate are Mrs, Marvin Burt, Mrs. Shirley Hamm, Mrs, Harvey Van Vranken, Harry Moore, John WilItam Blaeunar, Fred maettnar, Ben Philson, end John Werry. ·-MONDA ,,,.,of w..~ ~~r================:==================================================~~~~ i Pomeroy.,, t I Personal Notes I :~: DAILY CBYPTOQUOTE-Jiore'i how to wor11 ll: :~:~ COLONIAL Mr. and Mrs. David Brown of Columbus were weekend guesu other parents, Mr. and)h:s, Leo CrP' and tamiJl, Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Circle and daughter, Marianne, of eo. lumbus, and Miss Jemifer Blakeslee, .studant at Ohio state, returned to Columbus &moo day follow in& a weekend visit with U.S. Grade A PUREGIANUI.!\TED , . . ' LARGE . SEALTISf bag MidcD.eport, returned to Colun\oo bus wlth the Circle fami.l¥, Mr. and Mrs, Rick Crow of WU110n Carpenter of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., of ~recuse. They carne e~ pecially tor the wedding of Miss Olnna Crow to Michael T e d DOZEN GAL. Morrison. Richard Nease, student at the Universit)' of Tulsa, returned there Friday after a week' a visit with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ne~St, Chester Road. Mia& Joan Hewetson who attllld& Ohio State Univeroit;y spent ' lea Bennett. qaotallqo Swif_tning~ ............ 3 ·:. . 59e· 2 · . lb. ; 59~ Ch.OC. Q. Ul•k,_•NES1'LI!'S .,.... .,... <In " Coffee Sw. te 18 - -.. • • • oz> I~ Potatoes::·:~.. ~$~:."~~ 1 CannedPofc~~···· J2 .."'~8e' RC Cola ................ J~to~: 59~~. Velveeta Cheese ••••. ~ 89e CloroxhJ..-. .........~4 ./~f; 4'~ Ql 0 K T A X CJV ....----------........ . 3 POT PIES ••••••••).... 6FOR .1 DINNERS~............ FOR' .· . '' ' MORTON'S FROZEN, · . .,.- ' ::1 ):1, !aANQI,Ifl' FROZEN . . S ~- · · Linda Lyons is Bride Of Jack L Frederick ,· ' .· EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI french City GROUND FROM PREMIER'B& GROUND BEEF .. WIENERS'· 10 Count Pkg. :" I I , ~~ I I - ~ ~::U':t."m.::i . ·. ,NO.tMAJNE . BWEGoOSE • 20ib. 59·~ Vlt•mln Rid! LLUNCH llro. FriDkllll N. - . Ill, 2 srEW AliT WINNER 1'1. Pt..-; Wlllllm H. RaborlBARCELONA, ~aln (UPI)Pi ,PJiuaatJ HoiiJ Boneo Jacldo Storrort of Scotiand lllddloplrl C. droft a lilatra tD >lctory In the f!n. 11111.-, AT ~. 49e lb. ' pkg.'· . . Holler Holllllai: Visltlnahourl b,y J, Thomu, James A. Wat2.. and 7-8 p.m. Porenlo 11117 Mrs, WUJiam T, Winter, Cbories A. Woodard. Rdaert C. on Pldlatric• Ward. lloi11,.Y, HarlaD B. CCinll!', 1101' Admiollms Ju4y B. C<>x, 25\1 Cruzot 81.; Barker, Mra. Buel F. Collin1, Oaarjes A. BllhbUrn, t5tl 11llrd La"""" Fowler, Mrl. Dolberl Ave.; Mra. Milford llti7DDido, D. Kina. Loonard Lunlfonl, Mrl. Rdaert E. Trusoeil, Mrt. W, ~; Mrs. Lewlo D. Floll!', Danalcl Wailero, lilro. Eddie !1\. 1 crown~: lira. $ Bell, Jr., Rt. 2 Gal· Wh!to, !lloldon Who, lilra. Ra· G. Harllpolle; Ronald K. While, cbol lmnlwo, tonbach, lilrl. Bobby J. - Bt. . 1 l'oilllpollo, s c o tIll' and Infant 11011. Il' N. Trtw, Ma..,; lilrl. Don· 1!4 1L Obllnlli', Rt. 1 Lalarl; . A WHOLE NEW IDEA In fatiHIIIIliDI are the water color palat-ons. AciuaUy, llley're paolel pretly eye man-up shades. Why not a bear! on your ••eet or flowera oa yo•r earlebea? Your owa paint box of ..Jqrs, pluo a bruth' aDd tiDY weD for waler wiD do the job. ' . Too Late to · Ciaully For Sale JOHN FRY prq~erb', Middleport Hill, 5 room hCUIO with 3 acres {P'OUI!d. l'lloae7f2-5613. 4llllc FOmotaJ; lilrL Lli- third Grone! PriX ofllln:eiona Illn G. Clark, Jllddi0110!1; 11Gb· lllrm'!la t«<l rac1 Snndl)' with 1 trl . S. D!l'll,C: ~· C. cloll~c~N ' of 1:3ta3t.D1 ond 111 RaeiaiJ l(ro. Clrlol ~~· opeod Of ~8 J!!Ujls IWIIIDII; lilro.lilar· . 111 hour. Henri PooclniiO of ()ok lllil; lilrL Fnnct WI& HCOnd ID I lilittl · ond Obrll Amon ol Norr Zfllond wu thir4 In 1 F......nlldDQo ' COl.OK:S BLOOM Aftlr a Visit to oom •If sum Q,ID()p Lawaill')' .POTA Juicy ~ Big Sale Suchan !; ., r ~·. ,, ~- .. fi»r at \east~ of your~ land. Mrs. Harvey Van Vranldn provided the hollou gift and Mrs. ItS a nuiSance. T W A V R· ' ~-r.=.--· "Ho. 41) ' St.riekland aerved a salad course cm1ns the social evenins tDMrs. R V II A !I C R D A 0 B B V l V J 'D, 8 LP DV Edward Wello, Mrs. Harold Hood, Mrs. WU!ard Boyer, Mn Don ALP N Q LAD B P K V DR P 8 R X.-L C I· Collins, Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs, RTAA • FJ.za Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. Ronald ' . Browning, Mra. tllarles Hoff· SUNDAY'a Cflptl ..olel FJ.lTH IIJ.KIIS TH11 DI8CORDII Mrs. D. E. MUier ol Middle~ THil PIUl:llllNT THil IIAJtM:oNDJB or THII nrrtiRI!l. man, and Mrs, Don McKnig!Jt port was hostess for a meeting -Q)LLYJ!R . ol the Jolly Bunch Sewlns Cim ARCHER ENTERED Thurodey nigbt. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPOPresiding at the meeting was Mrs. George Hac::kett, Sr. A George Archer, winner of the round..r001n card was signed tor Pensacola Open, has become Mn. Evelyn Grueser who re- the 2.lth pro In the field of the mains at the home or her daugh- $150,000 Tour118JJ;lent or Champions ID be held April 111-21 at ter In Columbus. Games were played with priz- the starduat Cowttry Club In l candleililrt cer0JJ1011)' at For her daugbter'o weddln11. es being wm by Mrs. Kenneth course. tho Mlddleporl Firll illpllll Mra. LYm• wore a belgo suit Dyer llld Mrs. James Jividen. • Church, Mlos UndaLoviei.Ymo, wlth orange aecesaoriea. Mrs. Other& at the meeting were Mrs. ..Uibler o( lilr, and lilrl, Jobl1 Fredlrldc wa• In a brown dreat. Perry Mtt<:ll, Mrs. Lawreoce MilThe new Mrs. Frederick Ia • hoan, Mrs. E. L. Hughes, Mro. E. loyml ol Mlddlopon, the bride ol Jack 1M Frederlek, srldllate o1 Mlddlopon IIIah Herman Bailey, Mrs. William 11011 o( Mr. and lilro. Normlft School ond •• ' employed .. • Robson, Mrs, Orin Smith, and E. Frederiek, ol l.Gnl Bottom. nur••' aide at Holzer HoiPlt· Mrs. Betty Cline. 4fP>lo-rlu core- ~(ihaJJ a member.~­ - • riiiiil at 7:til p.m, llno Chillier. Order ollliO'i!iiat<IIi Frida)<, March 22, by tllo J!ev, ern flu, a past honored fllltn ol. Bolbol 62, 1nt4!rnatlonal Or· Oalrles ilm•n Givan In msrrlaSe by her fA. clor o( Jcibo Dauahlers, and the tiler, the bride wore a white GriDci Bethel rot~rellllt.ttlve In !act droll with ......... Arizona, lilr. Frederick srsduated from _ltio, ind carried • wbllo Bible toAied with carnalionl. Eastern IIIah School wllere he Mro. Edward Miller IOl'Ved was 1 member of the Letterm• •• matrcr1 o( honor tor hor lls- Clm. 118 is employed at the lllr. ihe wore a pink two-piece Kolb' Manulacturlntl C... Ut ond • coroase of yellow The couple relidol at 3115\1 rOiebudo, Jerry l'rederlcK wae North Third Ave, In Middleport Ilia brolhal'l bell-. P II The Way to Beauty er, Mrs. Frances Hewetson. .... Bunce, Mrs. Evelyn Lewis, Mrs. wuna Anthony, and Mrs. Char- t'""li"l u., the weekend hare with her moth- '' CJrr11101nm . ComrnlldiY 'Good Frl~ -"· AIIIO<Iatlon. Ices to ,be ·held at the ~~~~·­ 'llle Weljt Virgbd.a c:onvenport CboreW of Chrlat wero antkl1 wall held at the Greennc>iln<ed iry lbe . Rev' Raul lin brier at White 811Jibur ~r!ngo, Moyer, aiPIOIII at a meollng of and tho Olllii cO,wenUoo wao the Loyal Women' I Class ntura. held at tlie!lleratoi>Coiumbua. day n!gbt. ' The minillor elao aiiJIIllan<iocl !hat EaSler morning llllllrise serv!ceo will be held at the Middleport llladlwn, ond !hat both oommwtib' events will be oponsored by the Middleport Mlnillorlal Association. Dine Mrs. Ooear Roulh preslc!Od at the meeting wllich _..,c1 w i t h A JM)tluck dinner preceded a scripture reading by Mro, Otho rnootlnl Of the peit matrons of Evanseilne Chapter 172, Order Watts and prayer. Mrs. Herman Lohae reported on 17 lhut-ln ~ the Eastern Star, held Friday boxes prepared by the ela111. A ni8ll at the Maoonlc Temple. salad course was served by th8 Mro. Jolin I.yms presided at the meetiDII during wlllch time holteasea, Mr11. Watts, Mrf. Carthllllk?'OO notes were read from rie !bttb, and Mrs. Ernest Lal. Mrs, W!Uiam King, Grand Ruth, lln.ce. and lifo. Vlolot Thomas, srand conWctresa, Grand Chapter ot Sewing Club Plans Ohio; Mrs. Robert Kin& Mrs. Emenon Jonea, and the ramily Sale Next fv1eeting 01 Joe YOUI\I. 'lbe Lord'• Prqer in unison A white elephant sale w a s opened the meeting. Mrs. Jmes planned for the next meeting wm be hollle18 lor the AprU to be held at the home or Mrs. meeting. Games werep!a,yedwlth prlzeo beins awarded. Attending Ra,ymond Belt¥ wllen the Sewdinner belidea Mrs. Lyoos and Rite-liewlns Club met recently Mrs. Jones were Mrs. Pearl at the home ot Mrs. Flo artck. Mrs. Miller Hosts Club OLGER'S c·oFFIE. Columbus were weekend. guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. A BVW '98~ 10 lb. ' . . AXYDLBAAXII II LOifOFIILLOW Olle litter limply otoo4o for 011DII1or.ln tiWr amptt All UAd for tile throe u., X tor llul two a-. ate. Billftt iettero, _ . lrophtu, lllo ieDCIII Ol1d formatim o( llul wordo are ali 111111& d&y tho 1etttn ... dilforoal. •< ._S.UGAR· G!ade A.Homogenind relatives. Jlm.Butcher,whospent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher, of I "" Past AAatrons Friday on .MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY ,~ttnp . t Community Good Friddy .. Serv~e Set; . Nobody spends all day near a kitchen phone. Or a hall phone. (Or wherever it is you have the ringing thm,,) We're guessing that at least !.-3 of the time, a one-phone family does cross-country running through the houae or scrambles down some take the calL stain~ to You can't ca1l that modem living. In fact, 40% of the familietl in America aren't living like that. They've got an extension phone somewhere else in the house. Thatoecond tmephonewould cost a lot 1888 than you probably think. Something like 4 cents a day if you choose the buic color and style. "~ . ~~: ~ (And that's a bargain-you already pay about four tiua that lor the phone you've sot now.) Call our busineos office or uk the men on the telephone trucks you aee around town. Hello, utenaion telephone; goodbye, nuisance. General ileplme • • m .-·~~ oftheioYII Wide~T~cking !n.a P.o~iac.is~~ it~ cost any more than oril1nary dnv~ng. And w1th 35 k1nds of Pontiacs. you can choose your way of Wide-Tracking. Our five Firebirds begin with aunique 175-hp Overhead Cam six and escalate to the 400 cubic inch Firebird 400. And. because they're Pontiacs. Firebirds cost less than you think. So think. The drive is on. See your Pontiac dealer. He's out to smash sales records for the 7th straight year! �., ~- -:.... •x•• ~ ·~ .... ··, I ; '. ' GOOOLE BAI\k~¥ A WINTER.MONEYLANJl! . . 2 QUALitY ftm . 19§5 CHEVROLET•• , , • , • , , , , ·• : , , , , , : , , ••• ImPala, ,._. 8111. CJlo. Beaudfu1 beige '!W;., With motchiiW . betae vinyl interior wUh bucket ooato and coosolo. S96 cu. 111. Olllino. Turbo Hydro ll!atfc trans. P. otoerlng and brakto; . ~ tires, radio ancl heater. Be a QOrt and trY tbl& &~or. .. . 1963 MERCURY ••• , •••••••• , , • , , , • , • , ••••tse5 2 DJor Monterey, V-8 automatic trans., new "·"· tires. wbJte ftnlsh, sharp and clean Interior, radlo and heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVIS. 1:00 P.M. I'OMEitOY, OHIO Notlct • ' ' RESIDENCE telephone cust>merlj : Now, no installation charge for extension telepbnes. Call our busin.. s of· ftc<, for details. Phone 1192ttGI. 3-24-12tc w~nted y., Buy AlmQUES. furniture, dlshes. mlsceUaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 8110 W. Main St., Pome111)'. 1-25-tfc Help Wanted FOUR COCKER spaniels, two beagles. two toy fox terriors. two pekignese: for breeding stock or pets. AKC Registered . Phone 1192-5562. 3-211-41c 11167 ZIG ZAG-Omatic, well known make sev.•ing machine, makeS buttonholes. sews on bui!Dns. etc., all without attachments. Full balance only $44.40, or $5 per month. Call 1192-3218. 3-~1< .......... ..... FOUR ROOM house, batli, lull basement, garage. Two year old home. Pl!one tm-IMJI. 3-12-tfc OP RUMMAGE SALE, Sacred For Sale Heart Catholic Church baseEXCELLENT, efliclent and ecment, Mulberry Ave., PGmeononUcal that's Blue Lustre roy, April 2 and S. 3-2!1-3te carpet cleaner. Rent electric shampooar. Baker Fumlture. WILL DO sewing atl!ome: zip~l-41c pers, pockets, pegging, beming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, REDUCE safe simple and faol with Gobese tablets. Only 118c. Phone 7'13-liliiil. · 3-lll-30tp Nelson Drugs. ~l-31p SPECIAL PERMANENTS regular $15 now $11.50. CleUth 1957 CHEVROLET Belair, Door Brogan's Shop, near Salem shift, new transmission, body. motor A-1 rondltloo, 19S7 Center. 3-t4-30tc Ford Fairlane. four door hardtop. · tour new tires, good HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Spring! condition, Call 742-5173. Nile Club, 5 ID 6 p.m. Mon3-2Ulc day thru Friday. Ladies night every Friday. U.tfc ~10BILE HOME. 50 x 10; lwo bedrooms, outbuUdiDI, garPENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY age, patio, II acre lot on F1al· wUI pay rar a brake adjustwoods Road . Carroll N. John· ment at Pomeroy Home & son. Phone 992-5562. 3-26-4lc Auto. t-74!c _. ·- ' '·flusiness Why 1M \lot _.. 01410'1 PINIST ......., ' l'ortlll- HOUSE lor aale In Cllllon. Beautiful ptlvate ' home, lor · children. six rooma (three bedrooms l , divided baaement• '" ........ lfloaloltl ... play room and sboww. Two Mllitl. .Iuiie 1J1rtl4ll'tl ..,.... .wlco. L~ld n l - . . iota SO x 100: 12 1 II bam. larlr lflton 411Ctiunt new. Property lencad ln. lllqulre AREA WAREHOUSE al Blanche Compaon. COlton_ 3-141lte POMUOY POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy ~Ill miniature, $'15 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phone tm-!!443. II S trc 1 '. FOR EASTER Toy While Poodle pupa. 7 .......... AKC registered. Cbamoion background. Pl!one lliJUIA. ; I . UJIIATOI : SER'VlCE · For Sale I• - - •C. •Truck ellaolw . KBlH GOILE fCilc). Mltl MAPLE STEREO radio. 1118'1 model stereo AM I< FM radio combination, dual •poaker system. Pay balance due 1101.50 or monthly paymentl, Cali 1192-3211. 3-~lc · ' . TERMITES SWAIIMIIIGf THEY ARE re-prodaclive8, not your workor colony. P'roe 111spectlona and inlormaUm on crawl space dangers. No aaleJ. man ; low overllead; SO per cent savlnp. AIDed Peol Cootrot, I'Gmelll)', Ohio, pbone . - t ID t p.m. Ul-31<: f!!116!lil!ll, _I& CD~ OPIN7T07 MoN. THltll'~• JAYMAICOAL"~ . ,.., 7,At ..... """'·~ Mlloeiu'*vl.llll! -r··-· . Pff.'tft.56if. ·· ·- · . ·- . EXPBn' . Wheel Al_ianmeni . 5~55 WMPO INFORMAnOI! NEWS presents TIRES RePtired Assorted Adjustment Tires EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, PGmelll)' Home and Auto. 1140-TFC • ALL SIZES EVINRUDE SALES AND SERVICE Ol1lo - and motor 1J.CIIII8 . $12.00 I'ASI FARM TIRE SERVICE. I'Gmoroy Harne and Auto. 1140-TFC plus tu eacb - QYDEKUIIN Tuppon Plalno, 0. Insurance ,.P'*!o 667-3412 Hockingport, Ohio PHONE H7-3370 LO'CAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. · ._ 12 NOON lP.M. AND ..:30 P.M. -Keeping M~i~s Gallic and Mason Area Informed A~ AUTOMOBILE Insurance bee1 eanceDed? Lost your operat. or's licenoe? Call tm-2111. e a lfc lit... ef aay Nlc.....,., D•l'l.... . eAny'fype SEWING MACHINES, repair service, ·all makes. WY ·z, 2211. The Fabrle Shop, Pornoroy. Authorised Singer ·Salea and Service. we Sbarpen Scissors. W9.tfe NO'I'.. i011 ·A,OINTMiiiT CaM No. ltM .. core . eluUdnv . • DIESEL TRACTOR, front end loader, plows, · disk, baler, ANTIQUES. phone llft-5121. bruoh hog, hay conditioner, 3-26-fllc mower, wagon, seeder, hay . eleva!Drs, phone II93-88Jl or RNI Estate For Sele 992-2318, 3-31-3lc FOR SALE, II room house, bath, In Ruliand, a.....,. from FARM, 35 acres, 7 room house, high ochool. Need of repair. bath, full basement, new furRay R. PhUiips, 725 N_ High naee, bam, two chicken ho\19st.. Lancaster, Ohio 431SO. es, six miles from Pomeroy Phone 653,12IZ. 3-29-&tp On HI. 143. Mrs. Sam Wyall, Phone m-wn. 3-31-31c O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY CO. 8 ROOM HOUSE, I> mile out of oorporalion on Rt. 7, alumi- CLOSE-IN - FARM - OON· srANT INCOME - 2 houses. num storm doors and winOne 2 story frame, 8 rooms dows, ail new copper plumb14 bedrooms). bath. Another Ing. Ideal for large family. 6 room house bringing $25.00 May be seen by appointment. per month. 162 acres, blackPhone 992-3666. 3-3i-tfc lop rnad. barn. chicken bouse, shed. Tobacco base and soli 116 ACRE farm, 6 rooma and bank with incame. Call us for both, located at Rl I, Racine, more details. Ohio. Phone Mt-2117. 3-SI-41p CAST YOUR ATI'I!ImON I o!Dry brick, 5 rooms (2 bedTWO BEDROOM house, bath, rooms), bath, luU basement, four lots. Contact Lela Curtis, hardwood floors, lot (2001200), Phone 992-3854. 3-31-3tp out of floods. Going at $2,500.00. FOUR I'UHE BRED Horel<lrd NEED A LARGER HOME? 2 heifers, 300 to 600 lbs.; also s!Dry frame, 6 rooms (4 BED-411-inch registered Sbeliand ROOMS), bath. large front Bay stud pony, broken lc.porch. utillly ~. lot (IOOX harneas and saddle. Bob fto. 100). $5,600.00. beriS. Lelarl Falls. Ohio. Ph. HENRY CLELAND 247-2841, 3-31-3lc wMP ,;3ir,..;r1,.,.• llullnetl S.rvfeel ·~ i . 1 Well A5 .. I NoaH II larebJ' ll•na tiW laaMI Nlebebon of R. D. Butldd, (We, , hu .... dull appotntH .w.lldl- ' tn\ar at the &lt.le of ..,,. Nldwll· ,.:a, ......-, 11141 of R. D, Jlu.tluul, Nesp CCRmtJ', Ohio. • Entertained -· CNdltlln .,. ~ kl m. UMir ~ Aid ftduelatr w:lthla IIIIIJ eliD Dlt.d WI liUI dQ" of Jlareh 1• Olfke - a...-llt-H CU JOHN C. IACOII, HAVE TWO Motorola poUce re. ~tc ceivers, II volta, '!'¥ cbannel 1-lll ..J:Tt.::*"." . oherUf's department; one Pomoroy police, and Stale 111gbF>",\IALE HELP wanted, must fiOR IAL·· The Rom~ s. sen prepert.J, wq way Patrol station and car. be experienced in dry clean11 -ere• mont or lui ll.tuatlld lb Phone 743-5174 or 742--4524. Ing. Apply between 4 and I Letart Towntblp. Netp C.u.Dt.r Ohio, bl 1011:1 to tbe ~ bidlkr 3-31-31<: 41 ACRES - It CULTIVATED will p.m. ABC CJeanen. Mason~ S'l'F.REO RADIO combination. at the offte. of 1. B. O'Brlo, ahorW. Va. 3-27-4tp - Nice rambling ranch style AI)" at law, lOOIAI Court ltrMt Pomodem walnut stereo AM & IIMJ"O)", Ob1o at 10:10 a.m.. "'ll1lnLONE STAR Fiberglass boat, home, 6 large rooms, 2 batha, diY Apnl 11 11111. laid pf'OJ'Irtr FM radio combination. e:ICI!l· be All:l lor acR .._ tUD ap. 15 feet, 50 HP Mercury momodem kilcben. basement, IIWit. Employment W1nted lent con<llllon. external speakpr&tltd vabie or III.IICIO.ot. Por furtor; traDer, piano (upright), forcad hot air heating. new tb... tnfonnatloD elll 111......._ er jacks. dual channel oound, WOMAN WANTS housework by P•IIM W•lh. M!MIIItrttfhl good condition, White King 3 car garage, bam. other etc. Balance due 197.22. or day or week. Pl!one ~180. .. tM ..................u. chest type freezer, 21 cubic buUdlngs, tobacco base. Lo3-Sl-41c payments of $5 per month. ~. I. O'lrll ... feet, with baakets and dlvid· cated In SALEM 1WP. Aaklng ....rMY ........... Call tm-3218. 3-~lc -to 11 -to ll1 4' 11 t t; -to D; -to , et.e ers. Phone 1149-3'152. 3-SI-litc $15,0011.00. For Rent POMEROY - 81\lal. STREET 4 ROOM and bath unlurniahed PICKUP TRUCK, utllily body, BY OWNER, new three bed- 2 story 5 room home, 2 55 Chevrolet; new &-ply Ureo. apartment. Phone 992-6315. room air conditioned home; bedrooms, batb, front porch. battery. re-built engine. John 3-13-tfc two car garage, corner lot. Lot 40112ii. Only $3,50tl.OO. Krawoczyn, Middleport. Phone II interested, caU m.31118. POMEROY - Two otory brlek. tm-2717. 3-tll-3tc FURNISIIED and unlurniabed 3-ll.tfc Two 4 rooms ond bath apart' aparlmentl. Close ID ocbool. "A" John menl. gu fumace beotlnCPl!one llt3-54S4 . 10-111-tfc JOHN DEERE ' shape, 1966 ZIG ZAG portable, slliblgood Ciose to Main street. Goad Deere "B". ly used. Doeo everything 3-29-31p Pl!one m.sm. $8,1100.00 LARGE n.. room and !>alb wilhoul atlachmenis. In good WANT TO SElL apartment, newly deroratf!lt, condition; $5.16 per month or CALL US FARM, 3U acres. Nease Selfumace beat, Pomerov, full price of $49.80 lor free VIRGIL .- BEI.EN TI!AFORD tlem..,t; I room house. bath, Phone lli!2-S307 _ 1-:-tfc home clemonslralion. CaD drillei well. g.. ; three chic· 3-t6«c Albert M. Co<, liNK ken houseo, barn and olio. m283a. FURNISHED APARTMENT. -Lee Johnson, Racine. Phone couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave. STEREO RADIO comblnoUon, MS.~ . 3-~lc Middleport, 1192-Miiii. 3-IIJ.Uc repooseased, beaulllul cabiBusiness Servleti---~ net, Uke new. Balance due ALL NEW ELECI'IUC 3 roam 1968 STEREO, lovely walnut or make paymenia of LOGAN FIRE I< SAFETY , console with AM & FM radio. apartment, beautHul view of EQUIPMENT, oales ond liT$5.a per month. Call Take over paymentl of $11.511 the river. you bave ID see ID vice, Pomel'OJ', Oblo, RD J, 2636. 3-26«c appreciate. convenient an d per monlh or pay balance due special prleel m exUngulol> 1133.34. This set sold much comfortable. phone 9112-ml. era for boatl. tnlkn a n d higher. Try it in your home. 3-22-tfc homes. Dwight LopD Call 1192-283a. 3-2$.6tc MOBIL HOME, 11135, excellent !821, Charleo Maraball condition. Completely fumlob. FURNISHED SLEEPING 6314, Ma• l!lcblnler ID-WI. ed. $1150.00. Call ~ln-52~2. on Main St. In Pomeroy. Ph. BEAUTIFUL White Weol HighJ.tll-30tlc Lawrence l!blin etUG4. land Puppies, AKC register· 992-QIJ. 3-31-tfc 3-3NIIc ed, best blood lines, no odor. no shed, wiU hold for Eaoter, ELECTRIC GUITAR and amFor Sale c. c. IIRAJili'OIID pUfler. $125, pbone m-111412 Erma Dunlap. Ireland Rd. IIU SEWING MACIDNE, nev· · Kennels. Coolville, AucnoNEIB . New Haven 3-31-41p Ohio, or been used- I am only ask· Complete flel •lee Phone 66'1·31iii5. 3-27-41c Write, PllDDe tt Cllatool ing fll and wiU a~ $1.25 FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, al· CIIIIBrodftrd weekly, Phone tm-288S. urnlnum siding, storm wJn. BOAT MAHOGANY, IS loot 3-l~tfc dowo, gas fumace, hkrdwood Wolverine. newly refinished. I I tfc floors. large porcb and lot, new IDp and wlndabield, OX• SINGER SEWING Machine In good condition $6500. Ill Kerr cellenl oondltion. trailer. Mernew nlnul sewing table, zig Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio, phone llt- Am CONDmONING Refrlpr· cury m-. skeeo, ladder, rag eqa!pped lD buttonhole, ation service. Jacll'o Relrlt371!. 3-31-8p life cuohlono etA>.. included. eratlon, New Haven. hone moJ108l'IID. overcast, laney Phone IMt-3&24 Raclne. 883-20'19. 4 I tfc deoign, etA>. Pay oH 7 payNINE ROOM HOUSE, 11> loll, 3-tt-llc meoto I& eoch, Phone linRacine. Phone l4l-fi5S. 3-SI-41c READY • MIX conerell deiiY· • · 3-l~tfc MJNOLTA CAMERA, SR7, call ored rlglll lD your project. 1192-5284 . 3-IN!p Fast and euy_ P'roe eoll· SWEEPERS. ELECTIIOLUX THREE PIECE bedroom oulle males. Pl!one ~. Goeerug wlllbers. pollllbers and FOUR ROOM house with fur· 1119.95, head boards $3.98 ea., lein Ready • Mb: Co., MlddlocaU ll9UIIO. genuine par11, shower curtains with track nllure ; ooe acre ground, porl, Ohio. I 10 tfc 3-13-301J> $4.98, revolving ciDtheo dryer 14.000. Phone lln-t353. $11.16. regular 118; balr dryero S-26-ttc SOUTIIERII' PLANTS. order tt, regular IIJ.Ifi; goU baUI BUDGET PRICE furnllln on our tlilrd floor bUdget lh!JP. now, cab~Jaee, tomatoeo, pep- 1966 GTO and ftJ66 $'1 dozen, G. E. portable Baker Furniture, Middleport. pm, oWN! potatoeo_ Phooe IWeepot $1U6, lnlnln& boards Call MJ-3'179. Ohio. T 21 lie 143-llt!, .(21arleo R. Harrill . $'1, baby walkera, car Hall, l'llrlland, IJ!Ilo. 3-1~ COAL. heavy. lumn o!Dker, egg car beda, ltalnel'l. ond many EXPERT ENGINE tiP. oth.r bargaina llrJant'• $4.15 phil porta H needed, and mine run. E"'"'lsior Sail FOR cusmON COMFORT Pomeroy Homo I< Auto. Worb, Inc., E. Main Sl .. Po- Budget Shop, Ill W. lllln. Open I 1D 5 doDy. WI-tte .:... , ~. Clilfl Sl!Ot Jle. 11-10-TrC mero;. Jlllooe - 1 . tUde CAR HOP. Apply In penon, crvw•o Steak House. 3-24-6tc · ~-- -· In•-· --- m. m. m. m. ""m --- ~· Reedsville '· TuNE at .,air. ,..,._,._'!~. l-21410te ,. . .. · ' ,...•', "f. ~ ,:'~ . ' ... .. . ' ' .. • •·;.>;!% ' ,H'J : '' r , • ' 'l ' '' �., ~- -:.... •x•• ~ ·~ .... ··, I ; '. ' GOOOLE BAI\k~¥ A WINTER.MONEYLANJl! . . 2 QUALitY ftm . 19§5 CHEVROLET•• , , • , • , , , , ·• : , , , , , : , , ••• ImPala, ,._. 8111. CJlo. Beaudfu1 beige '!W;., With motchiiW . betae vinyl interior wUh bucket ooato and coosolo. S96 cu. 111. Olllino. Turbo Hydro ll!atfc trans. P. otoerlng and brakto; . ~ tires, radio ancl heater. Be a QOrt and trY tbl& &~or. .. . 1963 MERCURY ••• , •••••••• , , • , , , • , • , ••••tse5 2 DJor Monterey, V-8 automatic trans., new "·"· tires. wbJte ftnlsh, sharp and clean Interior, radlo and heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVIS. 1:00 P.M. I'OMEitOY, OHIO Notlct • ' ' RESIDENCE telephone cust>merlj : Now, no installation charge for extension telepbnes. Call our busin.. s of· ftc<, for details. Phone 1192ttGI. 3-24-12tc w~nted y., Buy AlmQUES. furniture, dlshes. mlsceUaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 8110 W. Main St., Pome111)'. 1-25-tfc Help Wanted FOUR COCKER spaniels, two beagles. two toy fox terriors. two pekignese: for breeding stock or pets. AKC Registered . Phone 1192-5562. 3-211-41c 11167 ZIG ZAG-Omatic, well known make sev.•ing machine, makeS buttonholes. sews on bui!Dns. etc., all without attachments. Full balance only $44.40, or $5 per month. Call 1192-3218. 3-~1< .......... ..... FOUR ROOM house, batli, lull basement, garage. Two year old home. Pl!one tm-IMJI. 3-12-tfc OP RUMMAGE SALE, Sacred For Sale Heart Catholic Church baseEXCELLENT, efliclent and ecment, Mulberry Ave., PGmeononUcal that's Blue Lustre roy, April 2 and S. 3-2!1-3te carpet cleaner. Rent electric shampooar. Baker Fumlture. WILL DO sewing atl!ome: zip~l-41c pers, pockets, pegging, beming, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason, REDUCE safe simple and faol with Gobese tablets. Only 118c. Phone 7'13-liliiil. · 3-lll-30tp Nelson Drugs. ~l-31p SPECIAL PERMANENTS regular $15 now $11.50. CleUth 1957 CHEVROLET Belair, Door Brogan's Shop, near Salem shift, new transmission, body. motor A-1 rondltloo, 19S7 Center. 3-t4-30tc Ford Fairlane. four door hardtop. · tour new tires, good HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Spring! condition, Call 742-5173. Nile Club, 5 ID 6 p.m. Mon3-2Ulc day thru Friday. Ladies night every Friday. U.tfc ~10BILE HOME. 50 x 10; lwo bedrooms, outbuUdiDI, garPENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY age, patio, II acre lot on F1al· wUI pay rar a brake adjustwoods Road . Carroll N. John· ment at Pomeroy Home & son. Phone 992-5562. 3-26-4lc Auto. t-74!c _. ·- ' '·flusiness Why 1M \lot _.. 01410'1 PINIST ......., ' l'ortlll- HOUSE lor aale In Cllllon. Beautiful ptlvate ' home, lor · children. six rooma (three bedrooms l , divided baaement• '" ........ lfloaloltl ... play room and sboww. Two Mllitl. .Iuiie 1J1rtl4ll'tl ..,.... .wlco. L~ld n l - . . iota SO x 100: 12 1 II bam. larlr lflton 411Ctiunt new. Property lencad ln. lllqulre AREA WAREHOUSE al Blanche Compaon. COlton_ 3-141lte POMUOY POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy ~Ill miniature, $'15 and up. Stud service and grooming. Phone tm-!!443. II S trc 1 '. FOR EASTER Toy While Poodle pupa. 7 .......... AKC registered. Cbamoion background. Pl!one lliJUIA. ; I . UJIIATOI : SER'VlCE · For Sale I• - - •C. •Truck ellaolw . KBlH GOILE fCilc). Mltl MAPLE STEREO radio. 1118'1 model stereo AM I< FM radio combination, dual •poaker system. Pay balance due 1101.50 or monthly paymentl, Cali 1192-3211. 3-~lc · ' . TERMITES SWAIIMIIIGf THEY ARE re-prodaclive8, not your workor colony. P'roe 111spectlona and inlormaUm on crawl space dangers. No aaleJ. man ; low overllead; SO per cent savlnp. AIDed Peol Cootrot, I'Gmelll)', Ohio, pbone . - t ID t p.m. Ul-31<: f!!116!lil!ll, _I& CD~ OPIN7T07 MoN. THltll'~• JAYMAICOAL"~ . ,.., 7,At ..... """'·~ Mlloeiu'*vl.llll! -r··-· . Pff.'tft.56if. ·· ·- · . ·- . EXPBn' . Wheel Al_ianmeni . 5~55 WMPO INFORMAnOI! NEWS presents TIRES RePtired Assorted Adjustment Tires EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, PGmelll)' Home and Auto. 1140-TFC • ALL SIZES EVINRUDE SALES AND SERVICE Ol1lo - and motor 1J.CIIII8 . $12.00 I'ASI FARM TIRE SERVICE. I'Gmoroy Harne and Auto. 1140-TFC plus tu eacb - QYDEKUIIN Tuppon Plalno, 0. Insurance ,.P'*!o 667-3412 Hockingport, Ohio PHONE H7-3370 LO'CAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:SO A.M. · ._ 12 NOON lP.M. AND ..:30 P.M. -Keeping M~i~s Gallic and Mason Area Informed A~ AUTOMOBILE Insurance bee1 eanceDed? Lost your operat. or's licenoe? Call tm-2111. e a lfc lit... ef aay Nlc.....,., D•l'l.... . eAny'fype SEWING MACHINES, repair service, ·all makes. WY ·z, 2211. The Fabrle Shop, Pornoroy. Authorised Singer ·Salea and Service. we Sbarpen Scissors. W9.tfe NO'I'.. i011 ·A,OINTMiiiT CaM No. ltM .. core . eluUdnv . • DIESEL TRACTOR, front end loader, plows, · disk, baler, ANTIQUES. phone llft-5121. bruoh hog, hay conditioner, 3-26-fllc mower, wagon, seeder, hay . eleva!Drs, phone II93-88Jl or RNI Estate For Sele 992-2318, 3-31-3lc FOR SALE, II room house, bath, In Ruliand, a.....,. from FARM, 35 acres, 7 room house, high ochool. Need of repair. bath, full basement, new furRay R. PhUiips, 725 N_ High naee, bam, two chicken ho\19st.. Lancaster, Ohio 431SO. es, six miles from Pomeroy Phone 653,12IZ. 3-29-&tp On HI. 143. Mrs. Sam Wyall, Phone m-wn. 3-31-31c O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY CO. 8 ROOM HOUSE, I> mile out of oorporalion on Rt. 7, alumi- CLOSE-IN - FARM - OON· srANT INCOME - 2 houses. num storm doors and winOne 2 story frame, 8 rooms dows, ail new copper plumb14 bedrooms). bath. Another Ing. Ideal for large family. 6 room house bringing $25.00 May be seen by appointment. per month. 162 acres, blackPhone 992-3666. 3-3i-tfc lop rnad. barn. chicken bouse, shed. Tobacco base and soli 116 ACRE farm, 6 rooma and bank with incame. Call us for both, located at Rl I, Racine, more details. Ohio. Phone Mt-2117. 3-SI-41p CAST YOUR ATI'I!ImON I o!Dry brick, 5 rooms (2 bedTWO BEDROOM house, bath, rooms), bath, luU basement, four lots. Contact Lela Curtis, hardwood floors, lot (2001200), Phone 992-3854. 3-31-3tp out of floods. Going at $2,500.00. FOUR I'UHE BRED Horel<lrd NEED A LARGER HOME? 2 heifers, 300 to 600 lbs.; also s!Dry frame, 6 rooms (4 BED-411-inch registered Sbeliand ROOMS), bath. large front Bay stud pony, broken lc.porch. utillly ~. lot (IOOX harneas and saddle. Bob fto. 100). $5,600.00. beriS. Lelarl Falls. Ohio. Ph. HENRY CLELAND 247-2841, 3-31-3lc wMP ,;3ir,..;r1,.,.• llullnetl S.rvfeel ·~ i . 1 Well A5 .. I NoaH II larebJ' ll•na tiW laaMI Nlebebon of R. D. Butldd, (We, , hu .... dull appotntH .w.lldl- ' tn\ar at the &lt.le of ..,,. Nldwll· ,.:a, ......-, 11141 of R. D, Jlu.tluul, Nesp CCRmtJ', Ohio. • Entertained -· CNdltlln .,. ~ kl m. UMir ~ Aid ftduelatr w:lthla IIIIIJ eliD Dlt.d WI liUI dQ" of Jlareh 1• Olfke - a...-llt-H CU JOHN C. IACOII, HAVE TWO Motorola poUce re. ~tc ceivers, II volta, '!'¥ cbannel 1-lll ..J:Tt.::*"." . oherUf's department; one Pomoroy police, and Stale 111gbF>",\IALE HELP wanted, must fiOR IAL·· The Rom~ s. sen prepert.J, wq way Patrol station and car. be experienced in dry clean11 -ere• mont or lui ll.tuatlld lb Phone 743-5174 or 742--4524. Ing. Apply between 4 and I Letart Towntblp. Netp C.u.Dt.r Ohio, bl 1011:1 to tbe ~ bidlkr 3-31-31<: 41 ACRES - It CULTIVATED will p.m. ABC CJeanen. Mason~ S'l'F.REO RADIO combination. at the offte. of 1. B. O'Brlo, ahorW. Va. 3-27-4tp - Nice rambling ranch style AI)" at law, lOOIAI Court ltrMt Pomodem walnut stereo AM & IIMJ"O)", Ob1o at 10:10 a.m.. "'ll1lnLONE STAR Fiberglass boat, home, 6 large rooms, 2 batha, diY Apnl 11 11111. laid pf'OJ'Irtr FM radio combination. e:ICI!l· be All:l lor acR .._ tUD ap. 15 feet, 50 HP Mercury momodem kilcben. basement, IIWit. Employment W1nted lent con<llllon. external speakpr&tltd vabie or III.IICIO.ot. Por furtor; traDer, piano (upright), forcad hot air heating. new tb... tnfonnatloD elll 111......._ er jacks. dual channel oound, WOMAN WANTS housework by P•IIM W•lh. M!MIIItrttfhl good condition, White King 3 car garage, bam. other etc. Balance due 197.22. or day or week. Pl!one ~180. .. tM ..................u. chest type freezer, 21 cubic buUdlngs, tobacco base. Lo3-Sl-41c payments of $5 per month. ~. I. O'lrll ... feet, with baakets and dlvid· cated In SALEM 1WP. Aaklng ....rMY ........... Call tm-3218. 3-~lc -to 11 -to ll1 4' 11 t t; -to D; -to , et.e ers. Phone 1149-3'152. 3-SI-litc $15,0011.00. For Rent POMEROY - 81\lal. STREET 4 ROOM and bath unlurniahed PICKUP TRUCK, utllily body, BY OWNER, new three bed- 2 story 5 room home, 2 55 Chevrolet; new &-ply Ureo. apartment. Phone 992-6315. room air conditioned home; bedrooms, batb, front porch. battery. re-built engine. John 3-13-tfc two car garage, corner lot. Lot 40112ii. Only $3,50tl.OO. Krawoczyn, Middleport. Phone II interested, caU m.31118. POMEROY - Two otory brlek. tm-2717. 3-tll-3tc FURNISIIED and unlurniabed 3-ll.tfc Two 4 rooms ond bath apart' aparlmentl. Close ID ocbool. "A" John menl. gu fumace beotlnCPl!one llt3-54S4 . 10-111-tfc JOHN DEERE ' shape, 1966 ZIG ZAG portable, slliblgood Ciose to Main street. Goad Deere "B". ly used. Doeo everything 3-29-31p Pl!one m.sm. $8,1100.00 LARGE n.. room and !>alb wilhoul atlachmenis. In good WANT TO SElL apartment, newly deroratf!lt, condition; $5.16 per month or CALL US FARM, 3U acres. Nease Selfumace beat, Pomerov, full price of $49.80 lor free VIRGIL .- BEI.EN TI!AFORD tlem..,t; I room house. bath, Phone lli!2-S307 _ 1-:-tfc home clemonslralion. CaD drillei well. g.. ; three chic· 3-t6«c Albert M. Co<, liNK ken houseo, barn and olio. m283a. FURNISHED APARTMENT. -Lee Johnson, Racine. Phone couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave. STEREO RADIO comblnoUon, MS.~ . 3-~lc Middleport, 1192-Miiii. 3-IIJ.Uc repooseased, beaulllul cabiBusiness Servleti---~ net, Uke new. Balance due ALL NEW ELECI'IUC 3 roam 1968 STEREO, lovely walnut or make paymenia of LOGAN FIRE I< SAFETY , console with AM & FM radio. apartment, beautHul view of EQUIPMENT, oales ond liT$5.a per month. Call Take over paymentl of $11.511 the river. you bave ID see ID vice, Pomel'OJ', Oblo, RD J, 2636. 3-26«c appreciate. convenient an d per monlh or pay balance due special prleel m exUngulol> 1133.34. This set sold much comfortable. phone 9112-ml. era for boatl. tnlkn a n d higher. Try it in your home. 3-22-tfc homes. Dwight LopD Call 1192-283a. 3-2$.6tc MOBIL HOME, 11135, excellent !821, Charleo Maraball condition. Completely fumlob. FURNISHED SLEEPING 6314, Ma• l!lcblnler ID-WI. ed. $1150.00. Call ~ln-52~2. on Main St. In Pomeroy. Ph. BEAUTIFUL White Weol HighJ.tll-30tlc Lawrence l!blin etUG4. land Puppies, AKC register· 992-QIJ. 3-31-tfc 3-3NIIc ed, best blood lines, no odor. no shed, wiU hold for Eaoter, ELECTRIC GUITAR and amFor Sale c. c. IIRAJili'OIID pUfler. $125, pbone m-111412 Erma Dunlap. Ireland Rd. IIU SEWING MACIDNE, nev· · Kennels. Coolville, AucnoNEIB . New Haven 3-31-41p Ohio, or been used- I am only ask· Complete flel •lee Phone 66'1·31iii5. 3-27-41c Write, PllDDe tt Cllatool ing fll and wiU a~ $1.25 FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, al· CIIIIBrodftrd weekly, Phone tm-288S. urnlnum siding, storm wJn. BOAT MAHOGANY, IS loot 3-l~tfc dowo, gas fumace, hkrdwood Wolverine. newly refinished. I I tfc floors. large porcb and lot, new IDp and wlndabield, OX• SINGER SEWING Machine In good condition $6500. Ill Kerr cellenl oondltion. trailer. Mernew nlnul sewing table, zig Sl., Pomeroy, Ohio, phone llt- Am CONDmONING Refrlpr· cury m-. skeeo, ladder, rag eqa!pped lD buttonhole, ation service. Jacll'o Relrlt371!. 3-31-8p life cuohlono etA>.. included. eratlon, New Haven. hone moJ108l'IID. overcast, laney Phone IMt-3&24 Raclne. 883-20'19. 4 I tfc deoign, etA>. Pay oH 7 payNINE ROOM HOUSE, 11> loll, 3-tt-llc meoto I& eoch, Phone linRacine. Phone l4l-fi5S. 3-SI-41c READY • MIX conerell deiiY· • · 3-l~tfc MJNOLTA CAMERA, SR7, call ored rlglll lD your project. 1192-5284 . 3-IN!p Fast and euy_ P'roe eoll· SWEEPERS. ELECTIIOLUX THREE PIECE bedroom oulle males. Pl!one ~. Goeerug wlllbers. pollllbers and FOUR ROOM house with fur· 1119.95, head boards $3.98 ea., lein Ready • Mb: Co., MlddlocaU ll9UIIO. genuine par11, shower curtains with track nllure ; ooe acre ground, porl, Ohio. I 10 tfc 3-13-301J> $4.98, revolving ciDtheo dryer 14.000. Phone lln-t353. $11.16. regular 118; balr dryero S-26-ttc SOUTIIERII' PLANTS. order tt, regular IIJ.Ifi; goU baUI BUDGET PRICE furnllln on our tlilrd floor bUdget lh!JP. now, cab~Jaee, tomatoeo, pep- 1966 GTO and ftJ66 $'1 dozen, G. E. portable Baker Furniture, Middleport. pm, oWN! potatoeo_ Phooe IWeepot $1U6, lnlnln& boards Call MJ-3'179. Ohio. T 21 lie 143-llt!, .(21arleo R. Harrill . $'1, baby walkera, car Hall, l'llrlland, IJ!Ilo. 3-1~ COAL. heavy. lumn o!Dker, egg car beda, ltalnel'l. ond many EXPERT ENGINE tiP. oth.r bargaina llrJant'• $4.15 phil porta H needed, and mine run. E"'"'lsior Sail FOR cusmON COMFORT Pomeroy Homo I< Auto. Worb, Inc., E. Main Sl .. Po- Budget Shop, Ill W. lllln. Open I 1D 5 doDy. WI-tte .:... , ~. Clilfl Sl!Ot Jle. 11-10-TrC mero;. Jlllooe - 1 . tUde CAR HOP. Apply In penon, crvw•o Steak House. 3-24-6tc · ~-- -· In•-· --- m. m. m. m. ""m --- ~· Reedsville '· TuNE at .,air. ,..,._,._'!~. l-21410te ,. . .. · ' ,...•', "f. ~ ,:'~ . ' ... .. . ' ' .. • •·;.>;!% ' ,H'J : '' r , • ' 'l ' '' �·' ' • ' ... " .' ' ' Four veblclOo Anal.111111 Johnaon'o diielllon PUll ' pr~aun op . V - · io~t. : . · . ·• Ill' JOHN N. FALLON Ul'l ForoJan lliiJtui' SAIGON (IJPD-Iilo l>olp"" oholl over !ell wliio' lliiVIor ~I In tile VI..... ,lor lhaii pnllldlnt Johnoon•a dpi:- tu ~ !rom ol!lct tlda fill' and bla &uiPtns!on of -bi!W die war center• or the North. There were lll'o!IK lndl<eUon& the Unl!ld Statal .'!.O!dd .1111 tllo ,.or. - , I l l lni tllree accldonta _Jnveatiptid . over tho weekend bo>' Mtlai'Co!JD. ~ Sherif! &!Iori c; Jloiot-K'o Do&>artmenl. The tirat w&l I two-cal lncloo dunt on Route 7, at thtdniernollon o1 Coun~ Hood 26, at 5:15 p.m. Saturday, when acardrl.... 10· lio>' IJndo Bamto, It, Ohio Vniveratty atudellt at AtheRII, turned In lronl ol a vehicle oPo erated ~ Jerry E. Smdpua, 33, Parker8b1111. IUJ.ages to the ~ass car wan oaUma!ld at $4410 tllo Barnes vehicle bed ..,Proxima~ ly $800 dllmages. Mloa Barnes was cltod to Melgo Couni;Y Court on a cherp of fllllns tu )'leldthe rliJrt of Wlfo . ~· to tile left or a ..1967 model IUIO was cauaed Bids Accepted By Commission and ., In an accident !lmdaf 1110:45 P. m. on Houtoa 124 7 about two-tenths ot a mile wtlt of the and (Continued !rom Pap I) Was in Dayton there was need for "all VietBond, sa, formerly or Mason, namese and only Vletname.e" to died Saturday In the state hos- settle the future of their eoontry, u1 am hopelu.l that the action pital in Columbus. IUliiOUilCed last niAIII will prow Mr. Bond, a retired s c h o o 1 teacher, was born M3! 11, 1882 ro ne a step roward peace,'~ he at Sl.cmore, W, Va. He was the said, adding that wherever he son or the late Isaac and &1- ha_a travelled in tile U n 1 ted sarma FWlk Bond. His wife, Re- States he has COUild. "American• becca Bernice Bond, died in 1958. or all ages seeking peace In Mr . Bond was a member of the VIetnam andreooncUiaUon!nthla Route 7, on Route U3, today at 4:30 a. m. where a Plch-~ truck driven by Bob WUUams, 27, Rt. 1, Rutland, hltamud-coveredseoconducted at the Lord of 0 u r tion or highway where water had Resurrection Cburch with Fa- heeo &tanding and went ln\0 a ther Ohr oltlclatlng. Burial was ditch. There were minor dlzp.. hi Bear Creek cemetery In Trout- ages but no arrest or ln:luriea. wood, <Jllo, with IIIII mllltacy Steer Run Baptist Church. honors. MASON - ~ LBJ ....rr- BrooKS Bentley ing country.•• Buckles Gets MEIGS TIIAm JHS Grid Job w•• pasiMitger. TO CONDUCT DRIVE MASON - 'llle Maaon Home-· mskoro home domonstratlon oloj) will COillllct a door.to-4oor drive In MaiOD ll"om Tueldlf lhrou811 :::::::::::.111• SHOW sr ARTS 7 P.M. 'ThiU'odlf collocdiiK !undo for Cro1a.Nallonal American Red '. al Jack1011 Hlgb School. Buckles come1~Jaek10ntrom LakeWOOd JU&tl Scbool where he has been head coach lor the last three years. Lakewood Is a con. sotidated Clasa AA scbool near Hebron, Ohio. fDs coaddng record there is 19-6-2. ln 1966 hla loam wss Ucklng Cowlly Co-a:laq,lon with a record of 8-1. Ho .... llll!l8d Co.Coach ol. the year. Last year his team record wa& 6-2-1. He is prelident ol the LloklngCowl~ Coach· es' AS!IOCiation. Previous to this he was an asll1118nt coach al Coohoctm lllil> School ror three years. He is a graduato of Logan 111i1> SChool and received a B. S. Educatici'J lrom Obio University 1n 1962. GOLFERS TO MEET A meeting of the Pomel'O)' Golf Club to elect new officers make plans for the coming ,....., will be held Thurldlf, AprU t, at 7:30 p.m. at the cl.mhouae. All members and lnterelted persona are invited. and ~ ~~ .:::: . .;::.. :.::. ton Umeatuno, P,:iO per tun for 500 ton ol No. 4 Umestone, another ol $2.20 per tun for .500 tun of No, 9 UmoaiOno, and P-20 pwr ton lor 5,000 ion ol No. 6711mestune. Attend~Jlg were Commlss~ .,.., &bert Clark and Warden Ours. (Conunued fro"' Pap!) lnaUKW"al aQ..... .,.. that uTbis pnarotlon of Americans Ia wJU.. iq: to Pi¥ any .Prln, bear 11\VbuJI.. doll, moot II1Y hordthll>, IIA'Ort II1Y friend, oPPGIIIJ1Y lot, waosure the survival andth1111uccesS: ot. llbertv. ,, u\\'e nave hti~W that com~· pact, u JOOnaon saW. teara welllna: In his eyes. u1 lhaU oonllnue to keep I~ - e r llle trlela and tells ahead. 11>1 lllroo&tll of tlda C<IUJIIr)' wDI llo ••.ln lilt wdlf of our pooplo." The Prelldonl'' declelon waa a well kept 10crll from ell but his most tntimate asaoctates. IIIPdllcllllly, tllo only Cablnll . member atandlni b1 In Jalln. equaiP®ulations." IIOII'aWbltoHouooofllcs...,. tile IPMCh wa• Daten• s.cr.. · ~ Clark M. CIU!ord, a frlood VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admlallono Hoapltal - DIIY!d BUrna, Marietta; Roy Buchanon, IDd advtaer Bince the Pres~ ReodOYIIIe; Jol>n Groce, IJ>.1I ~·· congre•stonaJ ••• Jobrililn . lnfOrtiiicl ~If Bcttom; F~Q<e Siiuer,' Mllkllepoi!t:; Janet Harris, MallOn, Eula Web- of hla doclolon notiO nm during ster, Pomeroyi Thomas Puck- a brief mil to tile vice ett, Orient; Talbert Klmsrd, prolldenl'a lljiOl'llllenl lhorlly before , Humphrey' 1 deporlllre Coniville. Dladlarpa SaturdiJ- Roacoo lor Mexico Cl~ eorly 9lnl!lf. Wells, Nellie Groce. Admloolona lllllda,y - N111ey Hall, Vinton; Claudo Roy, Ra. D OF A TO MEET cine; Phil ~J).er, Rutland; CboLodge 323, llouil>tora Clarence MorlUI, Pomeroy. of America, will meat Tueodlf, D11c:hargea !llndQ" - Terry McDaniel, Alma 51Jq>11011, Gor- April 2, 11 8 p.m. IDIIIatlon of a aUont tnlde Hall, Thoma a Puckett, Rog- oflloera wDI be held auetlon by tho Good ol till Order er Klein. Committee. Blrlh !lmdo.v - Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hell, Vinton, a dau81>· tar. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrr AL SaWrday Admlaalono - None. Saturda1 Dlachargea - Boa" ale Bndford. 8mda,y Admlaalono - None. &alday Dlodlarpo - None. and ONE DAY OF PAIRS SLACKS ·and JEANS FOR MEN and BOYS Burl~~1rord tun and with ood releue. Sell laopo. Cullrod~ - t~~~ered le,s - new colors that you'll like to J EANS a, HurllilgtOn - Men'• and bo.Y'• western szyle jeans - 50 J)Or cent V)'cron ~ ester Md 50 per cent cotton. Sbe• 29 to 38 well~ Blue, wheat. Ioden, bllcl<. PfWL SMART · loft, · ·. the Cltlzoos National Banlt In Mlddlopo~ wa• proiODied with &,ploque and wu an honorary 4-l!eloj, member lllondaf nlgbt 11 tilt annual Melt!• Couni;Y ·WI Ollkero, Advllora and Paronll Conleranco held In the Pomeroy Junior IIIII> SChooL carOl Plar~o, Hllht. cilJinl!lnol.,ljle countJ 4-H Advisory CommJttoe, made lbo pre11ntadon. The Mlddllport bank alto ,._ pri- a plaq.O·In recogllidon of tllo SUPPOrt Jllven In tile promodon of tile fOUIII PfOil"llllo Men's Sizes • • •. SUS Boys Regular Sizes $3.95' Boys Slim Sizes - - S3.9S . "ON'DD' [YL SLAt() .. I lOll lUr <oat cotton -P~ noaa. llllf loQpo, cut!ed bottOms - lllzea 29 1o 36, Whitt} blue, Jl)ldon brown, lodon. . ~· a SUm nt - liH• 28 tu 36. Coppll'lone .,.. co1rM every WMk dlfo 1J1. ;cJuilllw Thurodaf, 1:30 tot. Frldaf 1:30 1D I - daf 1:30 tu 9. . $29.95 /or iJi 9'x li area combination of comfort 111d ~ Therl WOI I elt:Pnce, 1 ....... a-. Cleaners . llrL whole new in vinyl flooring. Even high heels won't depress the ·-adviiOrl ~~ ~·· .. ...-. iloaiiJcb, -· . .,..... . . . . ........... Inc! Ohio Vnlveral~ profoaaorolliOOiora, Counly 4-H olflcors, Advlaoro Pr. Haprman urpd tbooo attoncllns 1D hAving In lnqulrlns mind and I pOII!lYO llld to conlldlr the Individual. and . 1...er1; lira. Robort ..:: ·:•. ·' :: . ' ·: .. . ... ·: ~= :· : . . ol CUSHIONWOOD- and even modeot ,, ,, ! ·t 1\ • • ' ·' ' ~. { ·~.' ·' . . . f •rw• ua•uil 8flil¥1nt' ' • .i D ...... ~-·- Jonl DIYilEND IJ!CLABED AKRON - ·Dlnciora IJoo4oear ~ doclilod a Tiro ' Plant May Come A spokesman Cor the Americr.n ElecUic Power IYittDI laid Mondaf constru<Uon of 1 plant at tllo 750 acre Cboablro eltlma,y not belin tor another 34 years. WOllam Corbell, ualotant pli>llc relsdono dlnc:tor for AJ!P ln New York City, aald AEP. however, dou ~laotobulldiPla: on tho Gellla Co""'f ol!l. •-we plan to eonltl'Uet a plaat there aoinec~Q IDCllt will be a major one." said Olrt:lett, '"but it is oot 1D OW' plana for tbe aert :M-5 years." Corbett added IIIII 11111"1 could be a chango In plana. loadllv 10 eerUer c-tructloo. • Tl'i8AEP ·o.vBU!I\\'fiiiliverar .. · •· . JlCIIIDtlal planl altea, tho bulk h has boon ~ 'Gellla being In OhiJl and West VIJ'IIn- County reconlly~armer­ la. The Cllellllre site 11 one ol erJ owners ol the Dill' Cbethe newest acq.d.red llit:ea l o r llhire have been 1he proce11 fUture ._oton of AEP. of leulni llle pl"OJIOI'V lor the Ia ,.We _plan to use Ute :dtealor JIM CLATWOBTHY JOE lUNDY expanslon," aald Corbett, 4~ · JOHNINGELS MilS Delegates Named TWo Middleport 111811 School wDI atleOld Bueke!'o Boys llato to he bold In J\Die on tile campus of Ohio Unlverlll!' ..,. junior& der l!pDllaorolllp olllle F - Bomell Poll 128, Amorlean Lo.. glon, ClllltoOrP>1, om olllr. andJames Mrl• ....,. Clalworlllf, and Hlb<IY,',. ol Mra. II ar y Hlb<IY. hiYI belli tlllllld I I doltpin; end BoiiW l!rldib", ... ol Nrt. Opel Prlddr, IIIII Jalui Ill- Joe CJatwQrtby under IJ)(IIlaorllbip ol tho local Middleport - Pomo- QPCOming crop IMIOIL .,'Ibis Js mly normal proee- the <lleshlre site _prolllbly will (ltre thou&b," commMited a .POWnot be the next one.'' er company oftlcJ&l • Tho Meigs Coun\Y Comml .. sloner• have 001 AprU 15,1968 u tho dato lor apubli< hearing on tllelr deeiElon to reeognlzt lbo existing Gt111a • Mtla• c.A.P. as the omc&al '"War on Poverey.'' PoiiUcal oubdlvlolonoonciJn. dlviduals wishing to contest this decl•.lon are reQ.Uested to IIIPeot berorethe CommlosloJlo en on the above date at 9 a.m. Tile htll'lnll will he held In lbe Comnilslloners' quarters ~ clled In the Melgo t.:oun11 Courthouse. BOB PRIDDY wu: lilt' tb- of a !Ilk Jllven 117 AEP's Cheshire In 3 to 5 Years Demands ~-· B.Anderllll, pnlldools;Pr. .• •' Medium-4Y2 to 9 talk 117 ur. u•- ,;,. beld r.,. till vai!Oua :·: Thls morning, the 8-car terry was ®etating whUe the 15-car lercy was having its .a>rons reInstalled at O.Kan Hartor. Gettbig ......., Proflltor and ::. a.m.," Duncan said. Tmstees orlck.Jia&w-. elnot 9, ouhtS Tr1nslucent Bow · Narrow-S to 8 "'*''.._' aad'Qllr-': ... Vou get our usual fine service and finishing. BLACK PATENT Qux:an's wife and twochlldren were with him. ••ay the time we returned to Henderaon,anddrove around to GalliPolis, it was 5 •owe boardtd the terry around 10:30 p,m.,'"Wld~ncan. ••About nve mlrarttllater, when we were lWit tho IDOUih of tile Kanawha River, I hiUd a crash, ora thud. 1 looked back, and 111w the rear or>ron ltandi!IK atraliht liP• can. Ploolllll VaD11 HoiPiiol .,.. tllorllleo toda,y l - e d lhl Jn. )Ired man ao Thmnllllerwuod, 27, ollie Tox&l Rd., <illllpolla. Ho ria admitted at11:25 p.~. -andrelaued. An wu made to rOo turn to.tH HendlrfiOII llndiiWtut botll -rona bltlho o1 tile river;"' ltriDdlng lhl veoael and .... Buy now and got special sale savings on a huaky IHon Chevy Job .Tamer wilh a big 8-lool bo•. Sl• or V8 engine. Cualon\ com· fort and appearanoe oqulplllenl. Chrome hub capa. And chrome lronl bumper. Aloo ava!labla 11 special aavlngi: power otoerlng and - · brakea; 292 Six en. glne •nd ~·apeld lranaml~olon; . 3ll8 V8 and. outomatlc ·3-tpeejl · Soft .,ayfifu.;·•••· . , . ,~~( .: ·, ) -l:_.'":,.,/i ·. eon-.... . _ 30• nor111-. ble claudlne11 CJD WID.,., warm wllll ICIII1Irod """'ero. sqers returned to shore in H~ lhort In a row boat. He awarent1y was hit on the head bo>' one of ·111e cabloo," conllnued ~ 1111 - - a YI•JI'•""* of \' tile Yller bank. · Clrol Plorcee,,.:~r;::"·; t-Il ~dv\lar7 c till pnllllllllen to . end JaluiiCIII wan ' Cloucl;r, not 10 cool t.aalllrt, dlaneoof..-... .......... treme .... by IIIOrlllq, lOw In derson. TllO)' took tbo. InJured man to ... .. .. YOUNG MISSES •' ~ Jn Monday .,...,., 111110 11oo Melga ·Coanl;y 4-a Olllcera, Advlaora and l'lr'", IIJII C<lol...,ce "'' bold In tile l'lllllenv' JUnior 111i1> SChool ' . · GIYtn ,platlloa and ~ _ . , . , . lllelr _..ill 1111 - - olt-H aetlvltltt - • . · 1'1111 !but, prolldenl ol I b o ln. lill6. · , Qltllooa• Nallooal dltPOI'I;Th-.T,._,pn.. Idiot ol dlo Farmer• ~.'~ . smap.eo., IJIIIJIU IliMY• SIS u: CUSHIONWOOD lti pusengera. The tront apron came loose shortly after the rear ret ron broke oa, according to D.mcan. otficlals then IDtilled O.KanHarbor, which installed the steel aprons over the weekend. D.mean said help came about cy'a barge. One man was tnjured and two three bour s later. It required another two hours to get the aprons vehicles were damlged. Accordin& to one eye witness, out of the water and the Palo· Thomao N. ~an, !OM Stcond Ave., Galllpolla,. I Good)'ear Plant omplo)'o and Iormor Pt. Pllllllll rtoldont, tile lncldont occurred shortly altar tile lorry hetan Its triP 1o Kanaup ll"om 111e HendoroonlandiJll, :~~::~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~1:~~~~~:~~:1and~lmoAWIO 8~df Mtns Sizes 29 lo 36 • S4.SO Boys lizes 6 to 11 • S3.SO FAST. BACK JEANS ::: Weather .I'IVE CENTS. _. . ~~fbi • ~n TUESDAY, API't/L 2 1968 Tw~ne POI'IODI In tilhl Made bo>' weave - 85 Plr cent Iacron Polyester, 35 per Fent combMl coio • . . . , v~ ent/tnei'r and ..... otR>l!U - for a major oaenal;oo tldl II>J'ins or poaoJ.. lily u -If. ~ JU,y, .., _ liue Tarpt l111Jll!!1. _... llld Hue _..... ......, dlrea- ruw dian Jibe sOah, u a poaoll>lo target for a r-ed Ked ottenlln. ;, Tho lnltlll roacllon ol AmarJ.. e can were stranded on the 15-car terry on the Ohio River for appi'Qlllmataly ~ hollr• late hiondaf nJ&ht eerb' Tueldlf a!ler two reconlly lnotllled a!lol aprons came loolt from the ter.. ' actually has a bullt·in vinyl foam cushion to make it soft and sprin8y, warm and quiet. Yet the design looks like eleganl pa"'uel wood ft"\'rins. It'• an uhlieatabli POMEIKJY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO N0. 2~ SlAUS Btltlaopo, not out!od. Sl&'Vlies south tor a · 111\l' ~ · )!ICttOOO Ito flow ol Devoted To Thelnteresll Of The Meigs·MfiM)n Area MENS PERMANENT PRESS PERMANENT. PRESS -over, oome mDI11117 """" cos In SOJ,on llld tllof lelt ~ Prt..denl', · - - coalil . lndl<l!l the lllrt· ol .. ...-til U.S. tioap dMocelallon whHanoi goeo &Ions or eat. Amerkln mUitary ...,..,, wamod lllnOI had tho nlt.Y to Increase Ita Go,' of ollen&lve tills spring ( surprise. pPeriencecl oo leio mer, possibly as early .. -.., <?~'}; tndta sampled In 51i&on down til combat rlldlneas ln American mUitlr)' IOUl )~+ .6>; o~: , the field w11 one of South VIetnam. warned Hanoi had tile oPPutb> • <!' ~ >'o and ..,... preloe for .......~;.. . /J.:r.,,)0: a1 y Juot received In tile busy IIIIo's and lloportment on tile lot floor hundroda ol Pair& of alocko and Jeano for men an~ boys. New colora lor and IUIIlllltr wear., A complete new selection ol 1iie1 - stop 1n . rlibt awa,y, see IIIlo wonderful selactlon of alacko and Jeans and pick out tile onea you want. lA~UAL ...... s.. muol D. Jllrpr aald on hi• arrhal In 5olgon 11o tAN ICI bla poll lUI Weak lhlt tile American PloPII art domandllw a .......,.. Jmpro.-1111 ..,... In IJIVOI'IIIIelll llllcl...f I n d SoUih Vl-ooe armed torcoa. NoiWioiComment In 1111 lint daf alttr Johnllllll'a tolevlood addreao, there wu dead atlenct from ' Elberfetds In Pomeroy Bot• .;: A boil -va. XX " LITTLE MISS AMERICA u.s. Doouey _ Hanoi. Red Cblna, In tile ....lqpvuncl, alao wu •Dent for lbo ......1111 bul !l!lna watohers In HoliK Ko!W llld Plklna'a would he eypJcellt vlt:rtolill. The "Moo tllought'' for tho daf bo>' the Now Clllna - • opncf ""' a eaD tu throW tho u.s. ~'agreseors" out of VIetnam. U.S. forces, doiPIII llle Aprons Fail on Ferry Barge, 21 Persons are Stranded :· Here's the best news in the world for your Aoort! New vinyl ' camel · Wttll ijne bump (llromaclarr) I• ,._ dian .... camal wllll twO .....,. (B a •· lrllll) .... hll tu ......, a man ill mlloa In -1011 thlUI 11 hwr•. '1111 SHIRT SERVI(E ::. thtrl ww bl SiiiDDo • •m. Humphrey WASIDNGTON (UPD - The !Q>reme Court toda,y OJilanded Its 41one man~ one vote'' doctrine to include local aovernment unitsheviJWgenorelpow. er over a broad CBOinPJtlc area. In an oPinion bo>' Juadce Byron R; White, llle court ruled that an entire aeographical area uml¥ not be IPSJOl'oo Uoned amo~ singiHnomher districts of. substantlal.ly tm- and f ...., .PtiiiUI'tl on Now YoU, Know and Diamond Slone Quorrlea bldwaa fl.75por ton ror 3,000 ton or cruahed Funeral services were h e 1 d Mardi 15 hi Dayton tor Lt. James; F. O'Liuslllln wl!o died In Viet. nam on March 2. Service• were "H wW not only he how we will Pallbearers were Ronald Clay, He is survived by four daugtlsurvive but Mtether we survive Olesterj Jamea Hobstetter, Rut 7 ters, Mrs. Zelia Smith, Buttahe llld. this century," la; Mrs. Violet Crites, lHpley; land, · Rooald Kshl, Lloyd RWI· Kennedy, in answer to IJI&S.. nels, Jr., Rob Malerlae and Mrs. Erma Woods, Fayetteville; and Mrs. Goldie Cochran, La- t1ons, made lt clear that .he did James Hundli.\V, all or Da.yton. rue, Ohio; tour sons, John, Tor- not think Jollnaon•a witbdrawaJ Hooorary pallbearers were Maronto, Ohio; Isaac, Colwnbua; had left him in the politlon or vin ~eer, Fairborn; Pic. LarFred, of Macon, Ga. , and Bern- "abadow boxing," a11hough he ry Wiles, Honolulu, and Jeffrey ard, Larue; 16 grandchildren and said Johnaon made It clear •1Je Werry, Pomeroy. 28 gr~t..grandchlldren, and one lo going to remain out of pollAtlondlng llle funeral !rom brother, Ferry Bond, Beaver tics during the remainder or bill Meigs County were Mr. and Mrs. term . He said he wouJ d contin- Wlllion> lloboleltor and Mr. and Falls, Pa. Funeral services will be he1d ue to present his Ideas on the Mrs. James Hobltetter, RutTuesday at 1 p.m. at the Seer problems that race the nation. land; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cllf ••rr s a long road to Chlc110," and Mrs. Eldon Gaul, Chester; Run Baptilt Church near Norman Town, W. Va. The Rev. Kennedy comnumted. ol t h e Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Van MetRoy Connard will ol!lclale, Hur- months ahead before the Demo- er, Middleport, and Mill Bernial will be in the Nutter Ceme- cratic National Convention in ice Am D.lrst, Pomeroy. tery. Friends may eall at the August. FogleliOili FUneral Home tlda DAMAGE MINOR evening from 7 to 9. The body Minor damages were eauaed wiD be takeo to the church one to a taxicab In an accldent on bour prior to aenrlce1. tile Kroger parking lot esrly todS,y. A car driven by George Caoto, 61, Pomeroy,bachedfrom a parking apace into a cab tb'lvon by Loulo Laudormllt, 27, Midlllondlf, Tuoldlf JACKSON - Ben Buckles has dleport, No charge rued. Tho AprU 1·2 been employed on a two - year cab had to dllcharp a contract as head football coach WATEIUIOLE NO.3 ('fechnlcolor) ames Coburn carroll O'Cor110r lorca.rtooos: Altereao; Grow Thoro Moot Mr. M>uoo wu fJ,,45 por ' Prislden!'l -.:ito~ 1o turn iho !roo world" II it. pulled out ol boll on !l>tld!. Vlitolm tu •1111> Vietnam. "' e~~..,u.e PIU1iell>ailon 1n dlo N...rthelo11, bla ataiOinllltl <011111<~ Pendb>li a &OIIIelilent. · II a now a' oon!er...,o wan ''Thla wW mako aom• VI- obviously aimed II lliiOOihtlw meoo 1h11111," a bJF 'rlllldng u.&.-Solgon reladons. Ho .,. Amorloan ollloor llld. phi IIIII hi• Pion• for a _ . . Tbloullltlon ol the eountey IIIII Preoldont NclQieo Van Thlou Plrmlt a "lll'Uai held urpnt 1"'111!1' oo~ el" of u.s. toreoe bo>' lltlon Willi U.S. Amho&lldnr the ollbl&7eet• Ellsworth Bunker and then The =:•llt&ure was on his publicly stated IIIII the Unl!ld govemm and Thleu knew l~ ~· would he "de~ the Willi John loovlng ol!lco tldo " The Mtla• CoWIQ' Commllo alooora todaf accoPIOdlbldll"om lbo Trl • Stall llfl!1lrlela Corp,; Apple Grovo, lor 10,000 1DII• of No. 67 lll'lrel and bldo lroa\ the Diamond QliartJIO, InC., ' Alban,y, for e.ouu tuno of Um.. atone. 1be Tri • Stall Matertols bid lalrgroundo. The drlvor, 1\Jbert Chevalier, 23, GalliPolis, trl~ tng west, lost control of hll car on the rllfM.llcked h1sflwal BOd ran lt into a ditcb. No InJuries or arresu were reported. The other miS"-P · blppened siX-tenths or a mile wt.tt o1. Burial Service . ,, Bombshell to Sout/it. Vietn·a nt ·. 11aniaged. Brooks Bond Dies Saturday \ Cars Four CHAMPION SALESMEN- Cllamplnn tlcket sellerorortllol961HicQu..O.Huila were IIIIOUIIeed Sunday a!lernoon at tile National Guard Armory In P• Plesoan~ c~ tile 11111 onnua1 MelgaGallla-Mason event. Two of the three ehiJ11]ions pictured above with sleepl~ bags, received (or their outstanding efforts, are Rick Werner(center)ofPack 2t8, Pomeroy, and Wk.e stevens (right) o( Pack 261, Pt. Pleasant. John Francies, lett, accepted Gallla~s award oo behalf or fluart Coronel, Pack 203, GalliPolis. • ' . .... £'~,.,. River~ea Water Forces Students Out Water, nte:r ever)"ffhere, and not a drqlto drink. George Hargraves, SuperiDten- dent ol the Melgl Local School lllalrlct, was called to the Rut. land 111811 School 11 7 a.m. toda1 wbor~ • water llno In tile upllalro oltho bulldlni hadburll Glrlnt! tile nlsllt. w- lloWod trom that Door onto the llrll floor and l.ntD the basement aa a result of the break. -· ...... - and int<J .... IIUIIaod l)'lllll&alum the elo. I1JIIIIl1;ary school tor clu••· 'lbe break WBB twnd and replirll GAUqEs- Gallljloll.. 12.2. were underway T\lef.lda.Y. and 25,3 rumlns It loot of ron. era; Pt. Pl11sant, 26.201 Pom• ~W-IIaaon. 25.311; Hlntnl\, 1.10 rlalns; Kanawha Fello, 6.30 rtaIns; CharlO•tun. 19,20, l<>odoo, l'llllllins 1.5 feet ol roDors; Ml>· ~ on tllo o!U; Wlnllold, .,.,. nlng 4 loet of rollers, VETERANS MEMORIAL roy Club attended tile World AI· HOSPITAL fllra Institute In ctnclnnld '"' AlllllTI'ED - Katie ~ l!arch 15 and 16. He Ia a memPomeroy; Clarence Turlaf, llPo · her ol the Meigs Marauder llr; _ . _ &nllh, ~..w.. marcl!lng '"II concert bandl. 1111 WCIIARGED-Goc'i' ~ Science Club 111<1 tile Collego · Nedl Morrll, Ethel TIDMrl', ~ Club, 8lld attends the Mlclllle. FUIEWOWCS A.'QIIII!D laf Woot, Janat Harrla. port Cbur<h ol !llrlat. A cootr1Ct W&8CQI$Jetad--. A member olllle Flrll Unll- da,y nl&bl tho Roetno 111 Prelb1torlon Cbur<h, Hlh<IY Ia acdve lli tbe College CIID -Cowlfll Fairlltjllld Board lor ~ . dlspla,ya on Aug. II AuB. ·11 of the lt68lalr, and "" *" and �·' ' • ' ... " .' ' ' Four veblclOo Anal.111111 Johnaon'o diielllon PUll ' pr~aun op . V - · io~t. : . · . ·• Ill' JOHN N. FALLON Ul'l ForoJan lliiJtui' SAIGON (IJPD-Iilo l>olp"" oholl over !ell wliio' lliiVIor ~I In tile VI..... ,lor lhaii pnllldlnt Johnoon•a dpi:- tu ~ !rom ol!lct tlda fill' and bla &uiPtns!on of -bi!W die war center• or the North. There were lll'o!IK lndl<eUon& the Unl!ld Statal .'!.O!dd .1111 tllo ,.or. - , I l l lni tllree accldonta _Jnveatiptid . over tho weekend bo>' Mtlai'Co!JD. ~ Sherif! &!Iori c; Jloiot-K'o Do&>artmenl. The tirat w&l I two-cal lncloo dunt on Route 7, at thtdniernollon o1 Coun~ Hood 26, at 5:15 p.m. Saturday, when acardrl.... 10· lio>' IJndo Bamto, It, Ohio Vniveratty atudellt at AtheRII, turned In lronl ol a vehicle oPo erated ~ Jerry E. Smdpua, 33, Parker8b1111. IUJ.ages to the ~ass car wan oaUma!ld at $4410 tllo Barnes vehicle bed ..,Proxima~ ly $800 dllmages. Mloa Barnes was cltod to Melgo Couni;Y Court on a cherp of fllllns tu )'leldthe rliJrt of Wlfo . ~· to tile left or a ..1967 model IUIO was cauaed Bids Accepted By Commission and ., In an accident !lmdaf 1110:45 P. m. on Houtoa 124 7 about two-tenths ot a mile wtlt of the and (Continued !rom Pap I) Was in Dayton there was need for "all VietBond, sa, formerly or Mason, namese and only Vletname.e" to died Saturday In the state hos- settle the future of their eoontry, u1 am hopelu.l that the action pital in Columbus. IUliiOUilCed last niAIII will prow Mr. Bond, a retired s c h o o 1 teacher, was born M3! 11, 1882 ro ne a step roward peace,'~ he at Sl.cmore, W, Va. He was the said, adding that wherever he son or the late Isaac and &1- ha_a travelled in tile U n 1 ted sarma FWlk Bond. His wife, Re- States he has COUild. "American• becca Bernice Bond, died in 1958. or all ages seeking peace In Mr . Bond was a member of the VIetnam andreooncUiaUon!nthla Route 7, on Route U3, today at 4:30 a. m. where a Plch-~ truck driven by Bob WUUams, 27, Rt. 1, Rutland, hltamud-coveredseoconducted at the Lord of 0 u r tion or highway where water had Resurrection Cburch with Fa- heeo &tanding and went ln\0 a ther Ohr oltlclatlng. Burial was ditch. There were minor dlzp.. hi Bear Creek cemetery In Trout- ages but no arrest or ln:luriea. wood, <Jllo, with IIIII mllltacy Steer Run Baptist Church. honors. MASON - ~ LBJ ....rr- BrooKS Bentley ing country.•• Buckles Gets MEIGS TIIAm JHS Grid Job w•• pasiMitger. TO CONDUCT DRIVE MASON - 'llle Maaon Home-· mskoro home domonstratlon oloj) will COillllct a door.to-4oor drive In MaiOD ll"om Tueldlf lhrou811 :::::::::::.111• SHOW sr ARTS 7 P.M. 'ThiU'odlf collocdiiK !undo for Cro1a.Nallonal American Red '. al Jack1011 Hlgb School. Buckles come1~Jaek10ntrom LakeWOOd JU&tl Scbool where he has been head coach lor the last three years. Lakewood Is a con. sotidated Clasa AA scbool near Hebron, Ohio. fDs coaddng record there is 19-6-2. ln 1966 hla loam wss Ucklng Cowlly Co-a:laq,lon with a record of 8-1. Ho .... llll!l8d Co.Coach ol. the year. Last year his team record wa& 6-2-1. He is prelident ol the LloklngCowl~ Coach· es' AS!IOCiation. Previous to this he was an asll1118nt coach al Coohoctm lllil> School ror three years. He is a graduato of Logan 111i1> SChool and received a B. S. Educatici'J lrom Obio University 1n 1962. GOLFERS TO MEET A meeting of the Pomel'O)' Golf Club to elect new officers make plans for the coming ,....., will be held Thurldlf, AprU t, at 7:30 p.m. at the cl.mhouae. All members and lnterelted persona are invited. and ~ ~~ .:::: . .;::.. :.::. ton Umeatuno, P,:iO per tun for 500 ton ol No. 4 Umestone, another ol $2.20 per tun for .500 tun of No, 9 UmoaiOno, and P-20 pwr ton lor 5,000 ion ol No. 6711mestune. Attend~Jlg were Commlss~ .,.., &bert Clark and Warden Ours. (Conunued fro"' Pap!) lnaUKW"al aQ..... .,.. that uTbis pnarotlon of Americans Ia wJU.. iq: to Pi¥ any .Prln, bear 11\VbuJI.. doll, moot II1Y hordthll>, IIA'Ort II1Y friend, oPPGIIIJ1Y lot, waosure the survival andth1111uccesS: ot. llbertv. ,, u\\'e nave hti~W that com~· pact, u JOOnaon saW. teara welllna: In his eyes. u1 lhaU oonllnue to keep I~ - e r llle trlela and tells ahead. 11>1 lllroo&tll of tlda C<IUJIIr)' wDI llo ••.ln lilt wdlf of our pooplo." The Prelldonl'' declelon waa a well kept 10crll from ell but his most tntimate asaoctates. IIIPdllcllllly, tllo only Cablnll . member atandlni b1 In Jalln. equaiP®ulations." IIOII'aWbltoHouooofllcs...,. tile IPMCh wa• Daten• s.cr.. · ~ Clark M. CIU!ord, a frlood VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admlallono Hoapltal - DIIY!d BUrna, Marietta; Roy Buchanon, IDd advtaer Bince the Pres~ ReodOYIIIe; Jol>n Groce, IJ>.1I ~·· congre•stonaJ ••• Jobrililn . lnfOrtiiicl ~If Bcttom; F~Q<e Siiuer,' Mllkllepoi!t:; Janet Harris, MallOn, Eula Web- of hla doclolon notiO nm during ster, Pomeroyi Thomas Puck- a brief mil to tile vice ett, Orient; Talbert Klmsrd, prolldenl'a lljiOl'llllenl lhorlly before , Humphrey' 1 deporlllre Coniville. Dladlarpa SaturdiJ- Roacoo lor Mexico Cl~ eorly 9lnl!lf. Wells, Nellie Groce. Admloolona lllllda,y - N111ey Hall, Vinton; Claudo Roy, Ra. D OF A TO MEET cine; Phil ~J).er, Rutland; CboLodge 323, llouil>tora Clarence MorlUI, Pomeroy. of America, will meat Tueodlf, D11c:hargea !llndQ" - Terry McDaniel, Alma 51Jq>11011, Gor- April 2, 11 8 p.m. IDIIIatlon of a aUont tnlde Hall, Thoma a Puckett, Rog- oflloera wDI be held auetlon by tho Good ol till Order er Klein. Committee. Blrlh !lmdo.v - Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Hell, Vinton, a dau81>· tar. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrr AL SaWrday Admlaalono - None. Saturda1 Dlachargea - Boa" ale Bndford. 8mda,y Admlaalono - None. &alday Dlodlarpo - None. and ONE DAY OF PAIRS SLACKS ·and JEANS FOR MEN and BOYS Burl~~1rord tun and with ood releue. Sell laopo. Cullrod~ - t~~~ered le,s - new colors that you'll like to J EANS a, HurllilgtOn - Men'• and bo.Y'• western szyle jeans - 50 J)Or cent V)'cron ~ ester Md 50 per cent cotton. Sbe• 29 to 38 well~ Blue, wheat. Ioden, bllcl<. PfWL SMART · loft, · ·. the Cltlzoos National Banlt In Mlddlopo~ wa• proiODied with &,ploque and wu an honorary 4-l!eloj, member lllondaf nlgbt 11 tilt annual Melt!• Couni;Y ·WI Ollkero, Advllora and Paronll Conleranco held In the Pomeroy Junior IIIII> SChooL carOl Plar~o, Hllht. cilJinl!lnol.,ljle countJ 4-H Advisory CommJttoe, made lbo pre11ntadon. The Mlddllport bank alto ,._ pri- a plaq.O·In recogllidon of tllo SUPPOrt Jllven In tile promodon of tile fOUIII PfOil"llllo Men's Sizes • • •. SUS Boys Regular Sizes $3.95' Boys Slim Sizes - - S3.9S . "ON'DD' [YL SLAt() .. I lOll lUr <oat cotton -P~ noaa. llllf loQpo, cut!ed bottOms - lllzea 29 1o 36, Whitt} blue, Jl)ldon brown, lodon. . ~· a SUm nt - liH• 28 tu 36. Coppll'lone .,.. co1rM every WMk dlfo 1J1. ;cJuilllw Thurodaf, 1:30 tot. Frldaf 1:30 1D I - daf 1:30 tu 9. . $29.95 /or iJi 9'x li area combination of comfort 111d ~ Therl WOI I elt:Pnce, 1 ....... a-. Cleaners . llrL whole new in vinyl flooring. Even high heels won't depress the ·-adviiOrl ~~ ~·· .. ...-. iloaiiJcb, -· . .,..... . . . . ........... Inc! Ohio Vnlveral~ profoaaorolliOOiora, Counly 4-H olflcors, Advlaoro Pr. Haprman urpd tbooo attoncllns 1D hAving In lnqulrlns mind and I pOII!lYO llld to conlldlr the Individual. and . 1...er1; lira. Robort ..:: ·:•. ·' :: . ' ·: .. . ... ·: ~= :· : . . ol CUSHIONWOOD- and even modeot ,, ,, ! ·t 1\ • • ' ·' ' ~. { ·~.' ·' . . . f •rw• ua•uil 8flil¥1nt' ' • .i D ...... ~-·- Jonl DIYilEND IJ!CLABED AKRON - ·Dlnciora IJoo4oear ~ doclilod a Tiro ' Plant May Come A spokesman Cor the Americr.n ElecUic Power IYittDI laid Mondaf constru<Uon of 1 plant at tllo 750 acre Cboablro eltlma,y not belin tor another 34 years. WOllam Corbell, ualotant pli>llc relsdono dlnc:tor for AJ!P ln New York City, aald AEP. however, dou ~laotobulldiPla: on tho Gellla Co""'f ol!l. •-we plan to eonltl'Uet a plaat there aoinec~Q IDCllt will be a major one." said Olrt:lett, '"but it is oot 1D OW' plana for tbe aert :M-5 years." Corbett added IIIII 11111"1 could be a chango In plana. loadllv 10 eerUer c-tructloo. • Tl'i8AEP ·o.vBU!I\\'fiiiliverar .. · •· . JlCIIIDtlal planl altea, tho bulk h has boon ~ 'Gellla being In OhiJl and West VIJ'IIn- County reconlly~armer­ la. The Cllellllre site 11 one ol erJ owners ol the Dill' Cbethe newest acq.d.red llit:ea l o r llhire have been 1he proce11 fUture ._oton of AEP. of leulni llle pl"OJIOI'V lor the Ia ,.We _plan to use Ute :dtealor JIM CLATWOBTHY JOE lUNDY expanslon," aald Corbett, 4~ · JOHNINGELS MilS Delegates Named TWo Middleport 111811 School wDI atleOld Bueke!'o Boys llato to he bold In J\Die on tile campus of Ohio Unlverlll!' ..,. junior& der l!pDllaorolllp olllle F - Bomell Poll 128, Amorlean Lo.. glon, ClllltoOrP>1, om olllr. andJames Mrl• ....,. Clalworlllf, and Hlb<IY,',. ol Mra. II ar y Hlb<IY. hiYI belli tlllllld I I doltpin; end BoiiW l!rldib", ... ol Nrt. Opel Prlddr, IIIII Jalui Ill- Joe CJatwQrtby under IJ)(IIlaorllbip ol tho local Middleport - Pomo- QPCOming crop IMIOIL .,'Ibis Js mly normal proee- the <lleshlre site _prolllbly will (ltre thou&b," commMited a .POWnot be the next one.'' er company oftlcJ&l • Tho Meigs Coun\Y Comml .. sloner• have 001 AprU 15,1968 u tho dato lor apubli< hearing on tllelr deeiElon to reeognlzt lbo existing Gt111a • Mtla• c.A.P. as the omc&al '"War on Poverey.'' PoiiUcal oubdlvlolonoonciJn. dlviduals wishing to contest this decl•.lon are reQ.Uested to IIIPeot berorethe CommlosloJlo en on the above date at 9 a.m. Tile htll'lnll will he held In lbe Comnilslloners' quarters ~ clled In the Melgo t.:oun11 Courthouse. BOB PRIDDY wu: lilt' tb- of a !Ilk Jllven 117 AEP's Cheshire In 3 to 5 Years Demands ~-· B.Anderllll, pnlldools;Pr. .• •' Medium-4Y2 to 9 talk 117 ur. u•- ,;,. beld r.,. till vai!Oua :·: Thls morning, the 8-car terry was ®etating whUe the 15-car lercy was having its .a>rons reInstalled at O.Kan Hartor. Gettbig ......., Proflltor and ::. a.m.," Duncan said. Tmstees orlck.Jia&w-. elnot 9, ouhtS Tr1nslucent Bow · Narrow-S to 8 "'*''.._' aad'Qllr-': ... Vou get our usual fine service and finishing. BLACK PATENT Qux:an's wife and twochlldren were with him. ••ay the time we returned to Henderaon,anddrove around to GalliPolis, it was 5 •owe boardtd the terry around 10:30 p,m.,'"Wld~ncan. ••About nve mlrarttllater, when we were lWit tho IDOUih of tile Kanawha River, I hiUd a crash, ora thud. 1 looked back, and 111w the rear or>ron ltandi!IK atraliht liP• can. Ploolllll VaD11 HoiPiiol .,.. tllorllleo toda,y l - e d lhl Jn. )Ired man ao Thmnllllerwuod, 27, ollie Tox&l Rd., <illllpolla. Ho ria admitted at11:25 p.~. -andrelaued. An wu made to rOo turn to.tH HendlrfiOII llndiiWtut botll -rona bltlho o1 tile river;"' ltriDdlng lhl veoael and .... Buy now and got special sale savings on a huaky IHon Chevy Job .Tamer wilh a big 8-lool bo•. Sl• or V8 engine. Cualon\ com· fort and appearanoe oqulplllenl. Chrome hub capa. And chrome lronl bumper. Aloo ava!labla 11 special aavlngi: power otoerlng and - · brakea; 292 Six en. glne •nd ~·apeld lranaml~olon; . 3ll8 V8 and. outomatlc ·3-tpeejl · Soft .,ayfifu.;·•••· . , . ,~~( .: ·, ) -l:_.'":,.,/i ·. eon-.... . _ 30• nor111-. ble claudlne11 CJD WID.,., warm wllll ICIII1Irod """'ero. sqers returned to shore in H~ lhort In a row boat. He awarent1y was hit on the head bo>' one of ·111e cabloo," conllnued ~ 1111 - - a YI•JI'•""* of \' tile Yller bank. · Clrol Plorcee,,.:~r;::"·; t-Il ~dv\lar7 c till pnllllllllen to . end JaluiiCIII wan ' Cloucl;r, not 10 cool t.aalllrt, dlaneoof..-... .......... treme .... by IIIOrlllq, lOw In derson. TllO)' took tbo. InJured man to ... .. .. YOUNG MISSES •' ~ Jn Monday .,...,., 111110 11oo Melga ·Coanl;y 4-a Olllcera, Advlaora and l'lr'", IIJII C<lol...,ce "'' bold In tile l'lllllenv' JUnior 111i1> SChool ' . · GIYtn ,platlloa and ~ _ . , . , . lllelr _..ill 1111 - - olt-H aetlvltltt - • . · 1'1111 !but, prolldenl ol I b o ln. lill6. · , Qltllooa• Nallooal dltPOI'I;Th-.T,._,pn.. Idiot ol dlo Farmer• ~.'~ . smap.eo., IJIIIJIU IliMY• SIS u: CUSHIONWOOD lti pusengera. The tront apron came loose shortly after the rear ret ron broke oa, according to D.mcan. otficlals then IDtilled O.KanHarbor, which installed the steel aprons over the weekend. D.mean said help came about cy'a barge. One man was tnjured and two three bour s later. It required another two hours to get the aprons vehicles were damlged. Accordin& to one eye witness, out of the water and the Palo· Thomao N. ~an, !OM Stcond Ave., Galllpolla,. I Good)'ear Plant omplo)'o and Iormor Pt. Pllllllll rtoldont, tile lncldont occurred shortly altar tile lorry hetan Its triP 1o Kanaup ll"om 111e HendoroonlandiJll, :~~::~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~~1:~~~~~:~~:1and~lmoAWIO 8~df Mtns Sizes 29 lo 36 • S4.SO Boys lizes 6 to 11 • S3.SO FAST. BACK JEANS ::: Weather .I'IVE CENTS. _. . ~~fbi • ~n TUESDAY, API't/L 2 1968 Tw~ne POI'IODI In tilhl Made bo>' weave - 85 Plr cent Iacron Polyester, 35 per Fent combMl coio • . . . , v~ ent/tnei'r and ..... otR>l!U - for a major oaenal;oo tldl II>J'ins or poaoJ.. lily u -If. ~ JU,y, .., _ liue Tarpt l111Jll!!1. _... llld Hue _..... ......, dlrea- ruw dian Jibe sOah, u a poaoll>lo target for a r-ed Ked ottenlln. ;, Tho lnltlll roacllon ol AmarJ.. e can were stranded on the 15-car terry on the Ohio River for appi'Qlllmataly ~ hollr• late hiondaf nJ&ht eerb' Tueldlf a!ler two reconlly lnotllled a!lol aprons came loolt from the ter.. ' actually has a bullt·in vinyl foam cushion to make it soft and sprin8y, warm and quiet. Yet the design looks like eleganl pa"'uel wood ft"\'rins. It'• an uhlieatabli POMEIKJY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO N0. 2~ SlAUS Btltlaopo, not out!od. Sl&'Vlies south tor a · 111\l' ~ · )!ICttOOO Ito flow ol Devoted To Thelnteresll Of The Meigs·MfiM)n Area MENS PERMANENT PRESS PERMANENT. PRESS -over, oome mDI11117 """" cos In SOJ,on llld tllof lelt ~ Prt..denl', · - - coalil . lndl<l!l the lllrt· ol .. ...-til U.S. tioap dMocelallon whHanoi goeo &Ions or eat. Amerkln mUitary ...,..,, wamod lllnOI had tho nlt.Y to Increase Ita Go,' of ollen&lve tills spring ( surprise. pPeriencecl oo leio mer, possibly as early .. -.., <?~'}; tndta sampled In 51i&on down til combat rlldlneas ln American mUitlr)' IOUl )~+ .6>; o~: , the field w11 one of South VIetnam. warned Hanoi had tile oPPutb> • <!' ~ >'o and ..,... preloe for .......~;.. . /J.:r.,,)0: a1 y Juot received In tile busy IIIIo's and lloportment on tile lot floor hundroda ol Pair& of alocko and Jeano for men an~ boys. New colora lor and IUIIlllltr wear., A complete new selection ol 1iie1 - stop 1n . rlibt awa,y, see IIIlo wonderful selactlon of alacko and Jeans and pick out tile onea you want. lA~UAL ...... s.. muol D. Jllrpr aald on hi• arrhal In 5olgon 11o tAN ICI bla poll lUI Weak lhlt tile American PloPII art domandllw a .......,.. Jmpro.-1111 ..,... In IJIVOI'IIIIelll llllcl...f I n d SoUih Vl-ooe armed torcoa. NoiWioiComment In 1111 lint daf alttr Johnllllll'a tolevlood addreao, there wu dead atlenct from ' Elberfetds In Pomeroy Bot• .;: A boil -va. XX " LITTLE MISS AMERICA u.s. Doouey _ Hanoi. Red Cblna, In tile ....lqpvuncl, alao wu •Dent for lbo ......1111 bul !l!lna watohers In HoliK Ko!W llld Plklna'a would he eypJcellt vlt:rtolill. The "Moo tllought'' for tho daf bo>' the Now Clllna - • opncf ""' a eaD tu throW tho u.s. ~'agreseors" out of VIetnam. U.S. forces, doiPIII llle Aprons Fail on Ferry Barge, 21 Persons are Stranded :· Here's the best news in the world for your Aoort! New vinyl ' camel · Wttll ijne bump (llromaclarr) I• ,._ dian .... camal wllll twO .....,. (B a •· lrllll) .... hll tu ......, a man ill mlloa In -1011 thlUI 11 hwr•. '1111 SHIRT SERVI(E ::. thtrl ww bl SiiiDDo • •m. Humphrey WASIDNGTON (UPD - The !Q>reme Court toda,y OJilanded Its 41one man~ one vote'' doctrine to include local aovernment unitsheviJWgenorelpow. er over a broad CBOinPJtlc area. In an oPinion bo>' Juadce Byron R; White, llle court ruled that an entire aeographical area uml¥ not be IPSJOl'oo Uoned amo~ singiHnomher districts of. substantlal.ly tm- and f ...., .PtiiiUI'tl on Now YoU, Know and Diamond Slone Quorrlea bldwaa fl.75por ton ror 3,000 ton or cruahed Funeral services were h e 1 d Mardi 15 hi Dayton tor Lt. James; F. O'Liuslllln wl!o died In Viet. nam on March 2. Service• were "H wW not only he how we will Pallbearers were Ronald Clay, He is survived by four daugtlsurvive but Mtether we survive Olesterj Jamea Hobstetter, Rut 7 ters, Mrs. Zelia Smith, Buttahe llld. this century," la; Mrs. Violet Crites, lHpley; land, · Rooald Kshl, Lloyd RWI· Kennedy, in answer to IJI&S.. nels, Jr., Rob Malerlae and Mrs. Erma Woods, Fayetteville; and Mrs. Goldie Cochran, La- t1ons, made lt clear that .he did James Hundli.\V, all or Da.yton. rue, Ohio; tour sons, John, Tor- not think Jollnaon•a witbdrawaJ Hooorary pallbearers were Maronto, Ohio; Isaac, Colwnbua; had left him in the politlon or vin ~eer, Fairborn; Pic. LarFred, of Macon, Ga. , and Bern- "abadow boxing," a11hough he ry Wiles, Honolulu, and Jeffrey ard, Larue; 16 grandchildren and said Johnaon made It clear •1Je Werry, Pomeroy. 28 gr~t..grandchlldren, and one lo going to remain out of pollAtlondlng llle funeral !rom brother, Ferry Bond, Beaver tics during the remainder or bill Meigs County were Mr. and Mrs. term . He said he wouJ d contin- Wlllion> lloboleltor and Mr. and Falls, Pa. Funeral services will be he1d ue to present his Ideas on the Mrs. James Hobltetter, RutTuesday at 1 p.m. at the Seer problems that race the nation. land; Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Cllf ••rr s a long road to Chlc110," and Mrs. Eldon Gaul, Chester; Run Baptilt Church near Norman Town, W. Va. The Rev. Kennedy comnumted. ol t h e Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Van MetRoy Connard will ol!lclale, Hur- months ahead before the Demo- er, Middleport, and Mill Bernial will be in the Nutter Ceme- cratic National Convention in ice Am D.lrst, Pomeroy. tery. Friends may eall at the August. FogleliOili FUneral Home tlda DAMAGE MINOR evening from 7 to 9. The body Minor damages were eauaed wiD be takeo to the church one to a taxicab In an accldent on bour prior to aenrlce1. tile Kroger parking lot esrly todS,y. A car driven by George Caoto, 61, Pomeroy,bachedfrom a parking apace into a cab tb'lvon by Loulo Laudormllt, 27, Midlllondlf, Tuoldlf JACKSON - Ben Buckles has dleport, No charge rued. Tho AprU 1·2 been employed on a two - year cab had to dllcharp a contract as head football coach WATEIUIOLE NO.3 ('fechnlcolor) ames Coburn carroll O'Cor110r lorca.rtooos: Altereao; Grow Thoro Moot Mr. M>uoo wu fJ,,45 por ' Prislden!'l -.:ito~ 1o turn iho !roo world" II it. pulled out ol boll on !l>tld!. Vlitolm tu •1111> Vietnam. "' e~~..,u.e PIU1iell>ailon 1n dlo N...rthelo11, bla ataiOinllltl <011111<~ Pendb>li a &OIIIelilent. · II a now a' oon!er...,o wan ''Thla wW mako aom• VI- obviously aimed II lliiOOihtlw meoo 1h11111," a bJF 'rlllldng u.&.-Solgon reladons. Ho .,. Amorloan ollloor llld. phi IIIII hi• Pion• for a _ . . Tbloullltlon ol the eountey IIIII Preoldont NclQieo Van Thlou Plrmlt a "lll'Uai held urpnt 1"'111!1' oo~ el" of u.s. toreoe bo>' lltlon Willi U.S. Amho&lldnr the ollbl&7eet• Ellsworth Bunker and then The =:•llt&ure was on his publicly stated IIIII the Unl!ld govemm and Thleu knew l~ ~· would he "de~ the Willi John loovlng ol!lco tldo " The Mtla• CoWIQ' Commllo alooora todaf accoPIOdlbldll"om lbo Trl • Stall llfl!1lrlela Corp,; Apple Grovo, lor 10,000 1DII• of No. 67 lll'lrel and bldo lroa\ the Diamond QliartJIO, InC., ' Alban,y, for e.ouu tuno of Um.. atone. 1be Tri • Stall Matertols bid lalrgroundo. The drlvor, 1\Jbert Chevalier, 23, GalliPolis, trl~ tng west, lost control of hll car on the rllfM.llcked h1sflwal BOd ran lt into a ditcb. No InJuries or arresu were reported. The other miS"-P · blppened siX-tenths or a mile wt.tt o1. Burial Service . ,, Bombshell to Sout/it. Vietn·a nt ·. 11aniaged. Brooks Bond Dies Saturday \ Cars Four CHAMPION SALESMEN- Cllamplnn tlcket sellerorortllol961HicQu..O.Huila were IIIIOUIIeed Sunday a!lernoon at tile National Guard Armory In P• Plesoan~ c~ tile 11111 onnua1 MelgaGallla-Mason event. Two of the three ehiJ11]ions pictured above with sleepl~ bags, received (or their outstanding efforts, are Rick Werner(center)ofPack 2t8, Pomeroy, and Wk.e stevens (right) o( Pack 261, Pt. Pleasant. John Francies, lett, accepted Gallla~s award oo behalf or fluart Coronel, Pack 203, GalliPolis. • ' . .... £'~,.,. River~ea Water Forces Students Out Water, nte:r ever)"ffhere, and not a drqlto drink. George Hargraves, SuperiDten- dent ol the Melgl Local School lllalrlct, was called to the Rut. land 111811 School 11 7 a.m. toda1 wbor~ • water llno In tile upllalro oltho bulldlni hadburll Glrlnt! tile nlsllt. w- lloWod trom that Door onto the llrll floor and l.ntD the basement aa a result of the break. -· ...... - and int<J .... IIUIIaod l)'lllll&alum the elo. I1JIIIIl1;ary school tor clu••· 'lbe break WBB twnd and replirll GAUqEs- Gallljloll.. 12.2. were underway T\lef.lda.Y. and 25,3 rumlns It loot of ron. era; Pt. Pl11sant, 26.201 Pom• ~W-IIaaon. 25.311; Hlntnl\, 1.10 rlalns; Kanawha Fello, 6.30 rtaIns; CharlO•tun. 19,20, l<>odoo, l'llllllins 1.5 feet ol roDors; Ml>· ~ on tllo o!U; Wlnllold, .,.,. nlng 4 loet of rollers, VETERANS MEMORIAL roy Club attended tile World AI· HOSPITAL fllra Institute In ctnclnnld '"' AlllllTI'ED - Katie ~ l!arch 15 and 16. He Ia a memPomeroy; Clarence Turlaf, llPo · her ol the Meigs Marauder llr; _ . _ &nllh, ~..w.. marcl!lng '"II concert bandl. 1111 WCIIARGED-Goc'i' ~ Science Club 111<1 tile Collego · Nedl Morrll, Ethel TIDMrl', ~ Club, 8lld attends the Mlclllle. FUIEWOWCS A.'QIIII!D laf Woot, Janat Harrla. port Cbur<h ol !llrlat. A cootr1Ct W&8CQI$Jetad--. A member olllle Flrll Unll- da,y nl&bl tho Roetno 111 Prelb1torlon Cbur<h, Hlh<IY Ia acdve lli tbe College CIID -Cowlfll Fairlltjllld Board lor ~ . dlspla,ya on Aug. II AuB. ·11 of the lt68lalr, and "" *" and �;~ ~, ' • . _)·-·~ • - • _' ,,--t, _ ... ~."V- ..'l"''":l""'• \ ! ,, iii <'l'rU "' lVtill '· , ., '~oo· : -·· . ln cJd.o·. ~.. u.,rw than oer berou. ' . bJe ..;· ~., arMaorOurcompany•t er Conwanr'• J1hilol®b1,·bt re.. ftle Colrpny's armual tr,. • Central Ohto Coal operaUona. otori1111 !>I' 1111pl'<!Yiq,!Jnf"!ildl Ct,~1111 Pr<l81'•m Ia like a.min- . FoieOi.. !!ave ~ Up; ha~ yielded power~-~- ., re itldultr)' ih itltlf. An'av~ ~~.~~ ·haVe been· ·-fOrmed! and is unliildinl In Soulltoall.lJ!t.lo. er""' ol 60 men and youlila will , llil>. ·"!"Ckefl ili.them, In cooperaFor Uie 24111 yoor, tno -..· be employed dall7 during the Uon ' wilh tha. Cl!lo Divlllon ol Unga irt· belni piiJiiel! lii' mlil- ""to Ol!illl wteh of file pllllit- WUdllle. calUt>lnSaltoahavebeen eel and unmlned areaa:ln Guora. lnJ oeaaon, which runs Uii:OOII> dovolopf In Uie denoe wooded oey, Noble, Moraan and Mullldn.: April. ....,., to proYlde ruatlclent and gum · counties. In Ume, thllland Fruita or the previous amual trallei' Ci.c1Ut1ea for weekend and will become more produetivea.nd" plandnJ ventures are _Quite vial~ week-lor~~ vlaltqra. treah water Ia available tor drinking at thole locatlooa. '1118 ·rarest• and camplnl ar• eaa all began with the tlrlt seedling planted 24 years qo. Walder D. Sm1111. the Com~ pany'a reclamation aupervtaor at McConnolovllle, oald tile an. nual plandngs are a part of_a loq..r8Jll8 program which began before surface mine leglaladon came into etreet. Our program haa gained national recogrdtlon. Smith oald that 1,250,000 seedlings were ordered rrom State of Ohio nuraeries at Green ~rings, Marietta and ZanesvUie this year. When they are planted - 1,200,000 011 mine banks and 50,000 on unmined fields - the company wtll have planted 24,350,000 tree seedlings oo 24,350 acres ol. land Jn 24 )'881'1. More than 75 per cent of. these seedlings grow to maturity. Varieties btclude hardwoods, such as yeJlow poplar, red oak, white iml'!' 'j ;j ' I 1 ,. ., qfl/'l:~f(!P?/~':~ . ,~ntQ,, ,1fh:· ~Tre~ Plgq . l\llothe~· tf!apter ! .. •" • :1 \. . '¥&ice~ • ' ~ ..~ .~ ··if-_ :"1 ·;" ~~;:Th~;~tm Collects Four Hits In 3-1 Cardinal Wi»t I . ?JP,;;<~~///j)~~;ll, ··· . ~ • .· mento fD opOnd Uie ...,laoid at · .; ·., Jl)' I -\Cit -O'BRJAl'l NEw, YOR!\ : J;lloll ~ cottonwood, ba:siwoOd.. but:k#e, Ajlril· 26 • 2.8 at Uie ·~ "-· ·\'OW• _at ~' IJ'OIIIIIIa. ' More Uian 1,000 per. black walrwt, black alder, ~lai>k ho!IN:. wllo ·Ro..Uo'a ablll>lute. ta;Cult and 11Yclii11ore. ...., are -eted fD part!GI, 1beoe haidwood varletle• are pate ill the 'out~.ng, ancl .a num~ If . ~ lftor !141ty,lrY lilcl thO plllllled alont Uie mined banko, ber of state Dmclala ar~ ached.. ~al~ ,oald ·~· .... willie white pine, reel pine, vir- ulecl to put I~ an appearanco, era ol • lavllll .._ratlve 011 l!lnla pine and larob, pU 111111· ·'lbe facilities are free to the · Park AVII.' IIi Uio kM!-7o, vOIOdto ; wooda, are planted IIi, Uie open pubUc oo a opeclal permit lYaii· "'!111\'UC\ ''heavytlrilll!OI'koo~ nelda. '· able At aU Cillo Power om.cea. . '"""" wlndowo llid ali 40oi'wlll'l Smitll said rec;llpnatton·of tiM Ma,ps of the reclaimed areas de~ for the riots tills ~u· .~. ia more thanplantlngtr"'•· ''The notblg camping litea, picnic ar~ ~ ev'!' . ~ ••tn cue ol'• •• EUiel ~ caile.t Fttryc.;;., land Jiruat be madeulhlul ~.Pro.. eaa, dlhlng lakea and access aild ~ aaUrld It ' ~d• 1\·tHo roada aloo are dlatrlbuted wiUi . ductl.ve to the .lo'lblfc." ' ' . ' . ~ PlliUcai but It WllmedlcOI: !.lie, The tree plallt[ng prOJect has Uie permlta. A otato lllhlng liBobby ··hail reme~ecl l'lrrt resulted 1n the estabJIIhment ol cense Is required, of course, For 'llle nature watchers, it is tiled a certain Uii'ollt ·iozeoae a dozen camp lite artaa capable of handling more than 800 not 11rnUiual .to see deer, foxes, when he sang on her w,,.fb!ng. too chariQ' telethoo aild ' tents and trailers, Camping and rabbits.. raceoona, ICJdrrela, Uie IWi>e and wherolllecouldbj,y minks, beavers or some 50 kinds picnicJdng facilities have been it fast ... The ,tirand name tr¥ ol birda In the area whldl once provided. unack'a,. arx1 Ethel lndl<1ated 'llte National Campert and fUk- - not too IIUUV year• aeo she'd .have aomeone in N. Y, era Assn. has made AfJ'11118- was desolate. rush aome rlillt down but Per. l'f replied: "I bouilll Uiom In WalhlnJtOn!' ... Ia he ltlk!nc too ilWch, Perry asked Ethili UJ Udnk, he ill, 11 Bol:lb,.l blgw P"f asset alllllecl. Wlu' didn't LBJ immediale]f oak, white ash, tUver maple, . 1-.r!l' j New Books Helep. Help Us••• ~r Htlen f19ttel -'' ,l,... ... : Listed by LlFTING A BATCH or seedlings !rom a truck prior to planting in Southeast Ohio are Walter D. Smith Oelt), Ohio Power reclamatio11 suPervisor, and Joseph Pyatt, a crewman. The compaey's tree-planting program extends through Apr U• . .I cV!J)]Ml!3i1[;;t!.:t:.=.c Unscramble tht~e four Jumblea. one leUtr to each aqua~. to form four ordinary "·ord11. 1'YRE."i . $ On this day in history; In 1792, Congress authorized the mint 10 coin money, all to be Inscribed with motto .. E Pluribus Unmn!' In 1866, Pre.,ident Andrew Johnson signed a proclamation declaring 1n end to the "insurrection" In the South. In 1932, Charles Limbrgh lett ~01 (100 iD a New York ··-'''""""'' "' ...".... '"' ... cemetery for man an unidentified In ' - • his ki<hli>ed son A YEAR'S GROWTH makes Qllite a dl[[erence, Walter D. returned. Bruno ; _&!lith, Ohio Pnwar . Co. reclamation SUPe~l0~1 ppservts..; ~e. llloilorw lla~Wnonn· ·was lllllha· :. is holding a young seecu.:q: which is, to b8 Plahted ihhl year•. guilt,y ol. kiqlng and murderwhile examining a yoq tree planted a year ago. The coJDoo ill: the LirniH!rgh child anclwas pany' s tree-planting program extends through ~rll. would Rll'OE be executed. WHAT rr COS1S iO TAKE OUT A !EAUTIFUL Si~L.. - -lEiv~.vlr · -~ (l) n ' ,. I '"'uli.":" I A [I I I I XJ ( I I I I J ! (AMW .. ,.. lotnOrt'OIOI Jmnlol•·~ = &UM,Y VIHI MOUSY ADIOIT ,.\,..,. ....: lf'ltur lfMHdnur Jf04 "'""'" tltr - • .,JI.r..nwwd MIJ-THI VAIIOIS DAilY CROSSWORD Alli!OM 1. Terror 1. Jotra t . DowltbouL 10. Operatic raeJodie• 12. G~t with 100 eyes 13. Band lf, Whether 5. Bpi1<>t 28.N.A, penln- 8. Slow dis· Integration aula: 7.Pauage. way 8. Stone- abbr. worker 9. 8WOOJUI 11. Calendar abbrtvta- ment SO. Docton 15. Lamprey tion l'l.l!lpUI Ovtr 18. Eleape U. 18. J're1h 20. Noticeabl@ It. Tiny 3G. Stories 31. Turn 22'. Bind 23. Cow't cry 2f. Harden 21. CUd game 25. BJocbde MEMBERS ol Pom8ro)"lll8'll'est BrownieTroopare.Pit:turedwith ''seed pictures•• which they are creating dwiJw troop sessions. Leaders of Tn:MP S6 ire Bernice YcKinn&¥ and Nolle Wrioh~ From lelt to rip41ront row, are: Cind¥ t:llrat, Klm To,ylor. Cathy Blaettnar, Kim Kroutter,. Scotty_ Me~,: (troop moi<OC), Kim Botoy, Vlr&lnla lkochanan and Palce &nith; back row, lett to right, Susan Blll'ns, Susan Wrfght. Janet Van _Vranken, Lisa Jett. Rhonda Hudson, Teresa Taylor, Marcia lllliard, Cyntl!la McKinney. 28. Body of wa.ter 2t. Orna- 82. Pamper aq YHtet4a;r't Auwer 41. Hindu deity H. Beverage ft. Male aduJt.a ulde 37. Venture. rr-r.r.-,:;:o;.,.,;-r- n. S.&'innlnr :u. SurYey 33. Audience .J' MoUier, &inc~~,)' ~ PT School qui teaeher,. .,;,...,. a'""' A, aor two. to h......., marriedIn mother I alwata Uioutiht Uie -~~ thlnp In lifo were to kill and tD be unlolthllll. I eondelllll8d ...,_ • · ~~aluntruo ~ blatedi, " 1 Wlll'l ...,....,·l Now Jtand~oam condemned. have fallen In love with anol!l· er man. lt'aawarm, doop,plln. fill yet '"""'erlul love _ lln· 39. Volcanic """'· "''"' ••. Little w t3. WldeMWI\ke &G. AblolYe 17. Unite 18. Levell Or. ·~·-' iO. Warbled DQWN l.To11veup 2. Unltot Pubtiolters'' Auxiliary v-·., • llt!ld fever Tho t. Waraot bad .,.;. _ · ·~ · • - ·1·or· - •-•w• ,..,.,_ ., .~. to malce Oll'aall write "!'Ch ouy, -ail¥ · cerlaln plotit.Mktl •• •<Talie a .1!!1"1 .~f and . ov ' 0 ;., wy W- 'rtl!fit ·out ol100J: halri" . . I· .._ · •.IBn't it posoi"-"' ble ;vour hulllanci ~ !..1 aa miamatdled aa yoodo?J'erhapa ara\'i the onJ,y one .l'fl9 rasreta ail earl¥ marriap, 1 o d wanio out, You Dill' each. be 11••·· a .... '"e IIi -·· ..;~ 1 to ""' ~-· ·~ - · protect . tile otller, ior w hI I e vnu•ve -·.~... .... ~... _ bim. buolneoa , cell; 10U hawe taken -awq hla 1111. Ml,)'be ho'a ..... tor botl1 _ w1~ ...,_.. olae, He ju• ,.... ow';,!:' 'line'. . ww Earl¥ Cbrllilao work 3. Ch!U.U4 ' piBMecl and much roiJ'Oited. e won~ give In•··to It, ~-· lllouifl we Ke- Women ol Uie Chureb; uo• ..._. Julius Gould, A Dictionary o1 the ...., evol')'h :=, '"' ·:.:~.::"'' Ulll Tom hu e~_ me ~1#1' ·1 Social •• ....., ,ences; DoVld L. DIW.er, better P8l'IOII more UDderlndlvicklalism; S. Eisenstadt, standing to ' my children, kindModernization; carlton HI,)'Oa, ~--·'Ism; Walter er to 11\Y hUiband. He loves 11\Y Essa,ys on NBl.IUUIII cldldrea and tiiQ' love him. He 1111 "'":' Gelihorn, Ombudsmen and 01f>. wanta to martr me, yet wo botl1 MIGHT be bored aillf w1t11 rOUI era; Jock Eqjeman, West Point; "'- 11\Y hulbaild noeds ma. 11 If thio 1htJusln doo~D't lhake llobert A, llontlero, The UI1Jin waa .....~•ao "'·tlloi ...;.,,W. dJ~ ~'llll.,- ~~~)'q!~li, ;Vuli lil> ·~t R's; Nonnao At •llbon•IIYi'~' .. !.1~l'f' d~er"''"""''" . '"' ;vour '1\u.&U.roo 1~: ;04!:•~. , taPPed Good; £Iaine -llotlliWi, """""" · ·· '· · · - Uien "'• Ume Uie three of About School He.ll>er•· Gordoa C. II llarted one DitJ1rt lour y . , yoo hed an honelt talk. ~ li(D when I ron lftj' 11om llio . Baldwin, StrOJWO Peoples ancl kind ol wlid ~ party 11\1 The warm, 100rldertu1.ooeneao Str-r Customs; Jeon huaband llljqyed. T9m. then Jut! . yoo deacrlbo io ;vour ....,... ner, Teachlnt! Btolol!l'; Jobn F. a . caiuat bldlelor friOod Jooin4 •t-,. dooan~.._nft!inOIIOUIIh Henllian, Men and -ules; mo lll')'lna. We~ tor'hotll'l. • to Ill lt drift IWaf without I James Lincoln COWer, A VIall He ·pve mo coo1rap to· lnlill .llirl!lllie, " · to tho Flrehouoe; D. S. Hlilcy, ..., ~ Uiit bid ~ ~ · Alii! yoo doe~ ilo ANYONE Ene'11Y and &p>eo; Alwuo Moo- 1117 hulbancl caiiOd 011 . a ''ldt- In tho lami4' a favor 11t!4ft yoo kenzie, Aircntt of the World! • dlen · witch" aild liYO wiUi a malo YGU can~ love. Garetil Adam1011,Mr.llu4lolko'a On trooi of Tom), I - llo lo -H. , · a car. - ·a rtJPHtod biiJIIiooo111111. YOIJII f!ELPING Frank Erneat HW, The " - He mlgit not haYt 1n1<1e it a- HAND.DEPARTMENT . mobUo; Aroo P~ahiJW Cum- I h 11om ~-• · '·Dear Helen: ·• .,_~ ~· ao . e cornea a.,~;; An ,. ·-·--Gld llllllWl wh 0 Au PIIIJ', to -hanio; """"" in&, , >!<Jn'kare 1aJrJi1f and wu0<\'o.-~-- ==-~ e•wl• -~· · Beator, The · Lifo ancl iloolil of IIi lnlublo wltll Uie law. befora ,;.~ - lir ., . li .a;r ~ a Sotalilto; Goorp McGovarn, we married at IP 18. I reo. .....,.., 11 1 ve •...,., ,.. AgricultUral ThoughtililbeTw"" · Uzo ..,. 1 dldo't 'reoll1love 1111 pine Mlrlllna ijomo, ~51- 21" tietil Centul'yiEIIlaLao, At Home huoband, but I wao o0rl7 lor him Av....,., S, St. Ptltr!lburr, Fla. With PIMU; Elaine &main, anc1 wan1ec1 fD h~ blm pt a. Laat year I otra!<tloi! her wltl1 Abolll Fomll,y Halpera; MarvlnJ. Will' from lnll....to that were' I ...... •band., Ba4 luck lllrucl< Geril>, How tD Balu Cldl- draaiaa hfni """" .~. Al""e oaaiJ! ~ ..,, h~ a. tali that . at In Yo!"' a>are TIJilo; 'lbe ....... e_.... _ _ . , _ :~I*" to lbe l!Oipltai 11r . . - __.... ,,, ~ ...-._ SW• be ilo~ E. ,_.__ . Tho~~~ 1 ...,, ._,......., . - ·· oowllindnc~l · '·, , · , 10 ~~·trom,.;;rltldol Ilevolo9lns anc1 uoa. ar._. For a 111111 ·Umo ,.Tom- and I oro. ~ '1nu _ .A f:RIEND mont SIVVJ; Udo Kultermonn, IJI'IIIOdOd our Iovo di.Wt alit, .Deal Reader ; .. . New J111011oae Architecture; but lllil 11 deopoots··avoq: l!l.f, u... - •.';_ ··-·•t to ' ,.._ _ A. Godden An Diu" .. • ox- - . · ·~·. w-e. anWe try ·to avoid tadJ 1IJiJJiaand oO . eel Eq:yclopodla ol BriUsh P... CIJII .lor Uie ' - ' • cm~o: We , .uk· ·0111 =~ tel')' ond Porcelain; Dave ~. ..., talk m 1111'•uJoct IIIII lq!w :"t~r lliaDk' lOt ' How to Draw anc1 Soli Carloona; the alhor lllldlr~~anc~a." ) .....~- ldldJe , rt , . I , ,.... PhillP Hoter, -llr<i '-AI A Wilt to 'OVor' ..... •qp u . 1bl 1 ~1: ~ • • Landielpe Drauslttamaa;F.Ln- I uled to ·and iJw!CI!t< whf I alii YOU'; ~a allllll' llalpia, ~ Ia Hlnckloy, A Qroctol'1 of Ano UviDJ. · ." ......,:....:,... ..;._1 You' ,._,_., tlquo French Furniture; Barry I 1auw 1bert Ia GillY to- -,.-.~..,...e. o .. ,.,...... Goldwater, People IIIII Places; ower: Give Tom ed -._mare tllaa you ll OY a .r Freda Putor BeriJuwlU, On ·' lAitea, RecorGer1 ud Huvalto'\',: cOOrds; ~ Pe1171 Wnstlfrw; Bernoy Hartman, .Hartman 1m JoiOPidne Bouton, FaYOrlt. Pc>. ., oflbe ChUdren'ollour; Ma.. limo Moore, Tho t:.>q~lllt P.,. ... ofiiUrlanne MoOn; lloberla . F - e !lrlnkiey, Atlhurlail ~ Itt tho Sove-.u. ~ tul')'l lllild McNall,y ancl c.m. Pill)', lllnd McNally Pictorial' World Atleo; Mae ~ker l'rMo: """' Finding Out About lbe Pui; · Ellfll Evlu, Prehi•torlo ind 41. Bunpt .. " J••··a., -~.·, •-'•'- lbouill,. l!omeh!)!~CID't. ' - :K. Punctured 38. Verb tonn , """"'I!Di>dlo . Now arrana:e the clrtled !etten to form the aurprtH antWer, u :;~~~~-=-~;::;:;._•~u~rr~e;ottd~ by the above cartoon. '1 ' e..... ., I [J . ,.. . . DUTY VS. LOVE '!!{~ wiUi ~-Dear Uoitlll: 8lid !oraet 1be liarmlh and ...,_ A list of new b0ok...vi111blo At 29 , rm ~U~IIdirecl every. "'r of ~ ""If lhln:l calli<\ love. at Moiga ·Jicklonc:ountieaBoot.. Uilntl a IIOOd. hooi!Oirtfi lliiOuta Tall me, liol.., 1o 11111 11ba1 mobile, 900 E. Main St.; Porn- be: Girl Scout Leader, Don ~~~?·- C, F. " Bookmobile eroy, Michael ClmPbell, lonl tlamtss Us; Peter DeVries, The· Vale of LaUShler; Alistair Maolean, Whore·Eagle, Dire; Jolm O'Hara, The Jns~nm~ent; Mary liewart, The Gal1rial Ii>undo; Henry a.tton, The EXhlbltloaiaq • ~- .nlqJ• •·• -u Lecm Uri s, TOJaz; .Lift Ject Collections; Ju....s GraY. en. · Noo-illman Thought; Walter A, Helby, Live YoW' Lite. G. t:lln Gllmore, Tho FrMdom to Fall; Mary Lawrence Moo ' r, , . :.·:.~:. lt'o · Jull one laugil Iller anolher thit IPflni lor Mike 911!11111 who dldn~ have Ume a year li(D fD crack • omilo. wao lbe hanlellI' tlorklni plo,yer In tho St. Louio Clrdinalo' camp laot oprlng when he wa• alked to . llhUt . (/ 11om Uie outtleld to Uiinl baae. Ro often reported two boors "I hope thill 4oaa•l dampen earller than the other players your mfha•ia•m Cor baubaU, and ftolded hwmecla ol !IJ'(UI· Frftldier• derl ln practice before and ~r exhlbltioo gamea, tt~annon•s deterrrrlnatloin ena~ bled him to develop into an adequate delenolve Uiird beaoman and he played an important role In thOCardlnalo' march to tile National Leailue ~ and Uie ,...ld champloolhlp. At Uie aame limo, Mike paid the price for hit Pfeoc<UPBtioo with learnine new '. aldlis b)' batting only .24.1 In CINCINNATI (UPD - .• ~ new · 1967 compared to .288 ln 1966. hlsh 1968 lndivl<hlal team game wu rolled in the American Bowltng Congress ToUI'DIIIUint hero Monday nlgiJ~ Left.handor Harvey Dutzel ol Independence, Mo., Ored 1 289 with ao o!O.fllahloned twO<hoie ball. Dutzel, $3, a securiQ' auard, _.... a tiDal tllree pme8wlth 10 straiJbt otrtkea, left 1 pin In the 11th frame and rtnlshed Eastern's baseball team, WI~ with a &.Pare. able to open its 20.pme ached~ It was . Dutzel's second 289 ule or "20 pmes Monday because game in 33 years o[ bowline~ of Uie heavy raintall that hit the His first camfl in the 1951 Mi... araa &inc~~,)' nialtt, elJP'cl to get aourl &ate Tournament at St. llarted Wodneoday. Joseph. t:lltzei llnlahecl Monday Eaatem Diamond Coach Danny With a 623 aarlea, rolllnJ hla 289 Wrlillt'a Eaglea had been Biated Oilier a pair or 167 gamea. to holt the Glouster Tomcats H.ll 289 knocked olf the Pr• ·Monday afternoon. Eastern' II seeviOU> higil team indlvl~ game and scheduled game is at home by 11 pins. 11811nat Kyger Creek on WedEd Haefner, Scranton, Pa. 1 had I 278 &mdi,Y and Ted ZliPPkt, stevensville, Mich., .PO•ted the same mark earlier Kegler Has .. ,,\'+~~~ ' "1·· Press International Today 115 Tuesday, April 2, the 93rd da,y of 1968 with 273 to follow, The moon is between Its new phase and first quarter. The morning star Is Venus. The evening stars are Mars and Jl.lliter~ ·t · ''/ _.." ·'. Southpaw alk allnzauta Glenn, 9Hipard, By United ''I ." ' '/ I Ii I/ j , / "*" Almanac • ,: awq:. '. Today's ,- 10 289 Game ,,.,w" ' "" ""'' "'" ., .............·.·xmr-w/.·"·X•'/N/."07/::Il<'r.-., ~·.'•'· ,··.-.•r, ;.·.:.,..;o:o :•:o:.-····•,..•X•:.o:o· •:•O!t!"•;·· ,·,·;v_;:;x;:;o;.;.~;·;o&~::;::.V. o'.-rrro'o'o'o'o'o·or.-t""• • ' ,o,.•,·:o··;o· '"'"•' • • • " • •-•'~o'; 'o;.,.-,..,-,.-:.:r.•,{•,·:O,·.•}.•:·,•.•:O:•:•.•:O:•.O:•.•.O:•.• .•,O: ••,.,.;o,•, ,.,.,.,.,., ,.,.,.,.••,.,.,.,.. _.( ;;; ,....._, ..:,::..:.:::.. ... ~~ :"""~cu::.~~ :;::-;:~.;?·~~: f'~ltics Gain Dlvision Finals :,..U.-Gld 11111va at st. Loulo and rookie Fran!< Coaln• had hammerl IWII' II I ,380 <Iii> aild bandlea hlmaoll wiUi quiot aaiUl'lllte In Uio Dold. ' S!IIIIJOJI bad lour hlto, lnciud· tna hlo Uilrd homer of lbe lpl'lng and a double aa lbe Cardinals beat the Chlcqo White SOx 3-1 Mmdl,)' and raised their grapelrult league record to 15~. He homered to give Uia Cardinal a a I-ll ieod In the Hcond lmln8 and scored ~r hlo - l e "' give Uiom a ~llead In the sixth. World Serlea hero Bob Glbaon ylolded nve hila In Uie aeven lnnlnga and Jim COsman and Hal Gliaon pitched hiUeaa ball IIi Uie iaot two Innings. Doubles by Boo1 Powell and Dave John..., """e tile big blowa 0[ a three-1111 a1xth 1mlng roily which carried Uie BaiUmore Orlnlea fD a 5-2 triumph over the Walhtngton Senators, who had 11011 lour atralllllt I1Jo trl!>iOIIor the Senators. Bo• Top Braves Gary Waolewald allowed nine hlta In HVIII iDnlnp and Lee Stange COD1J>Ioled the llhutoul In Uie Bo- Red SOx' 1~ victory over the Atlanta Braves. Reggie rhl• month. Belt O't'erall game or the 1968 er. 'llle EaKle& have 13 candlclate1 out lor tile aprtns aport wiUi atx OnJ,y iWlior pla_ylng It B II I Schultz, Uilrd bueman, and Bob men. SSnlora are Larry ~cer, pitcher .first bateman; Mike Martin, llhortstop; Jerry Burke, catdleri Don Rood, i.1Utflelder; 8111 Glllilan, outrlelder s n d &eve Cowdery, pltcher.outfield- Ritchie, outfielder, 11 Uie oop.. omore. Frolb are Mike Borin& pitcher • first basemani Dave Smith, pitcher • ftrlt baseman; Howle Caldwell, secood baseman, and Terry Stephen11 and Dale Boston, ruutelders. Eastern's hurlers are all ri&tlthanders with the exception or Cowdery, The Eagles played Southern a 7 6ers Win, Prepare For Eastern FIna • Is ABC waa a perfect 300 March 2 by John Caras, Phiiade.ll>hia, In alngies pia,y. Only 300 game on ABC team plo,y In 65 yeara waa by Lea By GARY KALE Sc:hta&ler last year at Miami UPI S»rts Writer Boach In Classic Dlvlaion comNEW YORK (UPI) - Hal Petllton. Greor Ia Uie 15-loot giant ol the There were no changes In PhiladQ1hla 76ers. ~·· h],dM~ . ~f . ., teaw,.. Wllt Chll!iberialn Ia 7-{oot·l cotnPitltiOK.' sky&cr1U)81' who specializes in the dunk. Greer Ja a fl.2 guard who is so deadly [rom short ANNOUNCE DRAFT riUJBI .that hill teammates call NEW YORK (IJPI)- The N• hlm "Mr. 15-looter." tioDai Beaketboll Association Ia Greer, wearing yards ot ~~ ~J~P~Cted to amounce tile draft to Protect ln,jurl" to hia lelt .Picks tor the first round of IU thigh and rlsht knee, led a bond coliOifato dratt un W.mesda,y. of rwm11w wounded 76ers to a The llipe'a [onnal draft Ia 113-97 victory over the New eeheduled lor loll,)' 8 In New York Knicka Mondo,y nlill~ The York, but the nra;.rowut picka triumph cUnched their pla,)-olt wUI be mado prior to that by series, four eames to two, and let the staae lor a bes»-o[..seven taliPhone· Eastern tlvloloo Dna1 llalnat ~o' Boaton Celticl In Philadelphia, be8lnnll1ll !;mda.y. Tbe lhllt>-ahootin£ Greer GALLIPOLIS, OIUO, dlaPia,yed the oame proftclency Saluriia,y, March 30, 1988 that eariltd him the Natiooal SAL&'i REPORT OF Buketblll Aaaoctatton•a AB-&ar OIUO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. gamo KVP eward as he boat HOGS _ 1?5 to 220 lbo. 18 blck a tenaciou• New York 19; 2ZIJ' to 250 lba. · 18·. to 19; deftnM with aome clutch Utlil 11 w ·IB; Fat sowa lt.to •hoolbw In Uie third porlo<l. If· llaa• 12 to 15; Boara 10 to' It; si.wo and. Pll• 60 to 100; s.oat•.8 to 18. ~ CATTLE - !Ioera 20 fD 26; Helfero 18 tD 25; BUy Beet zt1 tD ·zs; Fll Cowl It to 19; eemero 12 to 15; !lllla 18 to 22; llllk eowa 100 to 200, VEAL CALVES - Topa 38; Soc:clndo 30 to 35; Meclinm 28 to 32·t •. oiin. and HVI. 24 to 38; i Culll18 to 24. ~- Ew8oanclt.ma.5 to Uf. IIDek - · 5 to 10; Fat - · 5 tD .10; Culls I 1D 5; aooka 4 to 10; Fat. Welbera 21 a.eko 4 to 10; Fat Mora s to 1!1. ' . LAMBs - Tops 24.~~ Boc18 to 22; .....1 Wto, 16 to 20: 'comlnon 14 to 18. ' . ., Market Report nesda,y, Ajlril 3. Greer scored 13 or his 35 points in that quarter and took practice pme last week with ~ncer' Borin& and Cowdery _pitching and wm the eonteat 9-4. Following is the 1968 Eastern schedllle: EAirrERN 1968 Glouster Ajlrll 3 - Kygor Creek April 4- At Parkersburg South April 5 - Federal Hocking April 8 - At Alexander Ajlril 9 - Wahama April 10- At Meigs Reserves April 15 - At Southern Ajlril 17 - At SOuthweatem April 19 - Hannan Trace AjlrU 29 - At Glouater AjlrU 30 - Aleunder Mo,y 1 -· At Kygor Creek May 2 - Meip Reserves loll,)' 3 - At Fedarol Hocking loll,)' s - Southern loll,)' 13 - Southweatern April 1 - p~tr serlea, four IU'lll to two. u RasHII hal matured in his coae~" commented Ihrwie Butcher, DM:rolt mentor. "lt should be lnteretting to see him match strategies with Alex HannmJ. I think. under the elrcumatance•, 'die series should go the distance... Flnaia SChorluled The CelUc 1 Oi)ln a best--oi!Miven Eastern Ilvillon final series IIi Phlltdell>hla Sondi,Y. The 76ers, dd:endlrc chamPionS, Ig 18 advanr:ecl to this bracket by beating the New York Knick& 11:1-97 Monday to tako lbe oet By United Pres11 International SYOOEY (UPJ)-Jose Torres, with only two losses. Havlicek, a gunner who &OOots 175, New York. atot>Ped Bobby from all angles with an ~· 173'h.:. ~uS~alia (6). extremely high measure or B:t' Utdtld Prtsa lntemaUonal GUHdKed John Hevltceil hU the Boston Celtlca back pn lbe roed to lame and 1ortuneo Boston, atrlvlng fD give Bill Rua..U his first National Basketball Aaaoe1ation chamPionatdll as a coach. lOOk a giant steP forward In ltialning three inllinga. Steve Whitaker hit two lbe goal bJ< deleatieg the 111-103 llonda.y bomers and Fritz Pet.eriCI\ Detroit nighl to wr•UP tholr prollmlDyielded r.. .,. hill In seven imlnss as the New York Yankees defeated lbe Detroit SmiUi, who hlld three of the Reel Sox' lour hits, oinglecl In lhe gameJ only run off · Phil Nlekro, who went elllllt Inning• .for the Braves. Rookie outlloider Larry !Hole drove in nve runs with two homero and 1 aingio as Uie Philadolphia Phllliea routed the Tigers 6-5; MaJm;y Jiminez MlnneiiOta Twins 8-l. Riehie drove tn two nma with a tOO~ Allen olao homered tor Uie root homer, ollaettlng triples by Phillleo, who saw alar lefty Ron SJmi>oda and Arnot Otto Chria Stort ylold only alx hila In and leading the PlttlburU~ elllllt lnolnga. Pirates In a W · declalon over 'lbe Houston Alltros slladed the New York Meta and Rick Uie Oakland AUiletica 2•1 when Reichardt's two-''UII nintll.lnning Hector Torres' aqueeze bJmt double pve Uie California drove in the winning run in the -Angela a 10-9 victor over the ninth Inning. Denny Lemaoter Clev•land lr.dlana. Eagles Expect to Open 20-Game &ueball Schedule on Wednesday o1. them HDiors, one a Junior, ID! a aophomore, and Ove treah- Cd>l' Late Rail¥ 1JoC1 Ke011npr'1 leodel! homer anc1 a two-nul - i e b)' Ranily llundiOY led a IIYO..,., ninlll.lnnl"' tllat Ullod tho C.leaao CIJbs peat lbe Los Anpte• DodBera 9.S, The big rail)' was at the upenlll ot Doo Slttoo, who "'" ripped tor ooven nma and ellllll hits In Final Results Of Tourney in Mason Listed MASON - Final results of the Mason AnociaUon Men's Tournament at the Mason .Bowlin8: Center is as follows: Team Event, ~rn Trippers, first place; New York Central Railroad, second; and Miller's lltper Market, third. Double's Event, first place, Joe Bradley and Russ Capehart; second, Bill Davis and Do u g Miller, and third, Sonny Haggerty and Pee Wee Wright. Single Event, first, Doug Ml ~ ­ ler; second, Phil Burton, a n d third, Pee Wee Wright. All Events, first, Doug Miller; second, Joe Bradley, and third, Sonny Haggert¥ . Harry Miller, New Haven, received the High Individual Game award (242), for the tournament (Miller's Market Team Event). Fi b R ul t es Standings Pro Tennis Takes On Refreshing New Look i I fo II; LONOII'l:LLOW One Jetter atmply ltaftdl for .MOther. Ill W. aampJ. A. 11 ued · for Ute t.breq L'.. X for the twu 0'8. ett:. Bingle letten, a~ tropblet, the leJJ«th Mel tGrma.UoD Of tlfe wordll an •all birita.. lllach clay tlle eode letter. are dlt'ftren.L A NTVO IOCYQ' I, ~ cuoc Uo c,cor- Qaotoaao. TAHYQVNIHCIAHJ) AN B'l'O DGHB LACS GOA· NIHTCI', If IHTOI VAIIr. - IUTHOIIO v.&...,..,a.n .. ~-~ lOIN or oRAVlTY HN AC .u1m- •IICI'lt.U. ITA~ WIIOaJ: THOUQill'S KOVII Ul'WLY:..,_KAZLlTt ,p .. ,,'• thO third pertoi.t• l.• broke New Yori<'• 1111even tbe series at -~ , -"''''" Groer fiaished tho •""~'!' series with 152 Point&, - · than WUt scorod 25 polnll Phliadolphlo clincher. tlck Bor- IIIII Bell- each tallied U IJOIJail. to pace New Yor~ .. .....-..•• Tho only nmllilllnl ~ oeriea reolllllo tollllht ,.... Sin Franciaeo hDIIU Weat.li'D Dlv!aion chamPion St. Loujl. ..• Tho Warrior& lead :1-2. . " ' ...J · .... SAN 8500.!! HOW FOI YOU REPAY ONLY ,26,67 A MO. Have ulonc u 25 iMibtbl orrepeyiOODerlf:rou wilh. It'• up to )'OU. Seores EUROPEAN WINNERS JOHANNESBURG (UPO To~seeded Jan Erik Lundquist of Srteden and third-seeded Tom Okker of Holland advanced to the second round of the South African tennis championshiPS Monrll,)', Lundquist bett South African Andre Van Der MerWe 6-3, 6-3, 7·5 and Okker defeated Terry R;yan of ~uth Africa 6.0, 4-6. 6-1, 6-4. BOBMlLLER Offerlnc yo11 q~~allty cl&art 1lnce 1861 ••• eo KING EDWARD LOANS UP TO $2000 Am•dc•'a Larptt S•JIIntl Cl11•r .PROFESSIONAL TUNE liP AT com ALMOST AS LITTLE AS WHEN YOU DO IT YOURSELF! $1Q99 $1J99 4 Cylinder 6 Cylinder 8 Cylinder PWCES INCLUDE ALL PARTS AND LABOR • You Get New Point., A. C. Or Champion Plugs, Rotor And Condenaer; E:s:pert Adjustment Of Cam-Dwell Timintr And Carburetor. Result •••• More Pep, Better Mileage, More Enjoyable Driving! r-------------~ MUFFLERS Most Ford &: Chev. INSTAU.ED only '9.99 DOUBLE ACI'ION Orillnal.Equipment · QUALITY DAILY CBl'PI'OQUOTE- Hore'o llow to WOJk It: . . ill! 13 In JUAN, P,R. (IJPO- accuracy. netted 31 pointS for Pedro Miranda, 161 1 Colombia, Boston. The tormer Ohio State stoWed Bobby Warthem, 159, star had to utilize all his !lldll to ofiset a 44-iJoint performance by · New York (8). Ll>trolt's Dove Bing, the NBA scoring champion. CARACAS (IJPO - carlos Bing set Detroit club records Morocto Hernandez, 141, Venezuela, outPointed Johnny with his 37 point& In 1 liall ancl 22 in the third quarter, a torrid Brookl, 145, Las Vegas UO). stanza in which the Pistons CARACAS (IJPO - George threatened lbe Celtic s' leod. Bosbln won nine NBA titles Fo6ter, 1313.4, United States, tmder Red A~aerblcb. The stoPPed Luis Vallejo, 135lf2, Celdcs' reign over the Eaarn Venezuela (5). Division ended in 1966 when Philadelphia won the crown. The 76ers repeated 1n 1967 and made It three •tra!Pt Utili year. Greer stars By llnited Press International !W Greer pumped In 35 iloaton I Atlanta 0 points tor Phllode~ia, lnciudHouSton 2 Oakland 1 Pittsburgh 4 New York (N) 3 Philadelphia 8 M!Mesota 1 St. Louts 3 Chicago (A) 1 Chicago (N) 9 los Angoieo 8 New Yor\1: (A) d Detroit 5 Baltimore 5 Wtuhinston 2 Calllornia 1 (I Cleveland 9 (Only games scherlule<ll some or the pressure oft the forwards who had been harasaed throughout the game by the· Knick- ,.dltenee. ~Pidladelphla rail Into • tlaht ~1~2 defense early tn the Kame as the Knicks spurted to a 17·4 lead with only rour mirutes gone. New York was in frorrt 5756 at halltlme. NBA Plo,yofl Standinla The 1eoc1 changed hlnda Dve By United Press International limes In tile thirdperlod. (Division Semtnnalol Greer widie<l a hot hand and (Best or Seven) loll,)' 14 - At Wahama his 13 points was just six short East May 15 - At Haman Trace or die entire Knick outP\It in the Series A May 16 - Pa.rkersburs South period. He netted six straight w. L. Pc~ points to run out the quarter 2 .661 4 x-Phfladelphia and provide the 76ers with an 2 4 ,333 New York 8&-?6 leod. TOP GOLFERS Series B New York closed to within PALM BEACH GARIENS, w. L. Pc~ rour points, at 90..86, early in the Fla. (IJPil-Toll)' Jacklin'• Boston 2 .661 4 fourth CJ1ari0r, but laded before $20,00U victory .In the Greater Detroit 2 4 .333 the continued markiDlllllhlP of JO<ktonviUI ·Open &inc~~,)' haa West Groor, Chq!berlaln and Chet moved him Into third place on Series A Walker, who scored 14 pOlntl. W. L. Pct. Dick Barnett and Walt Bellamy Pro aoll'• IIJOJlO)'-Wimlng list with llotalol$36,730 In official San Francisco a 2 .600 were the h1vh ic:ort~~s Cor New Prott~•lonal Golfers' Assocta- St. Louis 2 3 .100 Yori< wiUi 19 point& each. Series B tion-enta. W, L. Pet. Tom Weitkopl lead• wltll $60,713, and Gtorgo Kuucloon is x.Los Angeles 4 I ,800 oecond with $14,008. 1 4 .200 Chlcaao ~llnched series Monday's Result> HOGAN OUT ~ WEST PALM . BEACH, Fla. Pldladelphla 113 New York 97 (\!PI)- Ben llotlan haa decided Boston ll1 Detroit 103 (Onl,y pmes seh~ to pass ~ -t hil year's Muter's TuesdiJ' s Gamea Goll tour.-Onl ........ of • lauli at ~ Francisco recurring Ulamont ailmant In (Onl,y games aeheddo41 hi• leg. Playoff acy PI-• Ill•- AXYDLBAAXB .,_ f ~ . Shock Absorbers ' .. ' BONDED BRAKE SHOES $19 $7•99 99 INSTAJJ.ED WHEEL CYLIDERS REPLACED . . , . . Wl11f OUI . . IIG I'OWII CUSTOM QUALITt · 1% VOLT BATI'ERY �;~ ~, ' • . _)·-·~ • - • _' ,,--t, _ ... ~."V- ..'l"''":l""'• \ ! ,, iii <'l'rU "' lVtill '· , ., '~oo· : -·· . ln cJd.o·. ~.. u.,rw than oer berou. ' . bJe ..;· ~., arMaorOurcompany•t er Conwanr'• J1hilol®b1,·bt re.. ftle Colrpny's armual tr,. • Central Ohto Coal operaUona. otori1111 !>I' 1111pl'<!Yiq,!Jnf"!ildl Ct,~1111 Pr<l81'•m Ia like a.min- . FoieOi.. !!ave ~ Up; ha~ yielded power~-~- ., re itldultr)' ih itltlf. An'av~ ~~.~~ ·haVe been· ·-fOrmed! and is unliildinl In Soulltoall.lJ!t.lo. er""' ol 60 men and youlila will , llil>. ·"!"Ckefl ili.them, In cooperaFor Uie 24111 yoor, tno -..· be employed dall7 during the Uon ' wilh tha. Cl!lo Divlllon ol Unga irt· belni piiJiiel! lii' mlil- ""to Ol!illl wteh of file pllllit- WUdllle. calUt>lnSaltoahavebeen eel and unmlned areaa:ln Guora. lnJ oeaaon, which runs Uii:OOII> dovolopf In Uie denoe wooded oey, Noble, Moraan and Mullldn.: April. ....,., to proYlde ruatlclent and gum · counties. In Ume, thllland Fruita or the previous amual trallei' Ci.c1Ut1ea for weekend and will become more produetivea.nd" plandnJ ventures are _Quite vial~ week-lor~~ vlaltqra. treah water Ia available tor drinking at thole locatlooa. '1118 ·rarest• and camplnl ar• eaa all began with the tlrlt seedling planted 24 years qo. Walder D. Sm1111. the Com~ pany'a reclamation aupervtaor at McConnolovllle, oald tile an. nual plandngs are a part of_a loq..r8Jll8 program which began before surface mine leglaladon came into etreet. Our program haa gained national recogrdtlon. Smith oald that 1,250,000 seedlings were ordered rrom State of Ohio nuraeries at Green ~rings, Marietta and ZanesvUie this year. When they are planted - 1,200,000 011 mine banks and 50,000 on unmined fields - the company wtll have planted 24,350,000 tree seedlings oo 24,350 acres ol. land Jn 24 )'881'1. More than 75 per cent of. these seedlings grow to maturity. Varieties btclude hardwoods, such as yeJlow poplar, red oak, white iml'!' 'j ;j ' I 1 ,. ., qfl/'l:~f(!P?/~':~ . ,~ntQ,, ,1fh:· ~Tre~ Plgq . l\llothe~· tf!apter ! .. •" • :1 \. . '¥&ice~ • ' ~ ..~ .~ ··if-_ :"1 ·;" ~~;:Th~;~tm Collects Four Hits In 3-1 Cardinal Wi»t I . ?JP,;;<~~///j)~~;ll, ··· . ~ • .· mento fD opOnd Uie ...,laoid at · .; ·., Jl)' I -\Cit -O'BRJAl'l NEw, YOR!\ : J;lloll ~ cottonwood, ba:siwoOd.. but:k#e, Ajlril· 26 • 2.8 at Uie ·~ "-· ·\'OW• _at ~' IJ'OIIIIIIa. ' More Uian 1,000 per. black walrwt, black alder, ~lai>k ho!IN:. wllo ·Ro..Uo'a ablll>lute. ta;Cult and 11Yclii11ore. ...., are -eted fD part!GI, 1beoe haidwood varletle• are pate ill the 'out~.ng, ancl .a num~ If . ~ lftor !141ty,lrY lilcl thO plllllled alont Uie mined banko, ber of state Dmclala ar~ ached.. ~al~ ,oald ·~· .... willie white pine, reel pine, vir- ulecl to put I~ an appearanco, era ol • lavllll .._ratlve 011 l!lnla pine and larob, pU 111111· ·'lbe facilities are free to the · Park AVII.' IIi Uio kM!-7o, vOIOdto ; wooda, are planted IIi, Uie open pubUc oo a opeclal permit lYaii· "'!111\'UC\ ''heavytlrilll!OI'koo~ nelda. '· able At aU Cillo Power om.cea. . '"""" wlndowo llid ali 40oi'wlll'l Smitll said rec;llpnatton·of tiM Ma,ps of the reclaimed areas de~ for the riots tills ~u· .~. ia more thanplantlngtr"'•· ''The notblg camping litea, picnic ar~ ~ ev'!' . ~ ••tn cue ol'• •• EUiel ~ caile.t Fttryc.;;., land Jiruat be madeulhlul ~.Pro.. eaa, dlhlng lakea and access aild ~ aaUrld It ' ~d• 1\·tHo roada aloo are dlatrlbuted wiUi . ductl.ve to the .lo'lblfc." ' ' . ' . ~ PlliUcai but It WllmedlcOI: !.lie, The tree plallt[ng prOJect has Uie permlta. A otato lllhlng liBobby ··hail reme~ecl l'lrrt resulted 1n the estabJIIhment ol cense Is required, of course, For 'llle nature watchers, it is tiled a certain Uii'ollt ·iozeoae a dozen camp lite artaa capable of handling more than 800 not 11rnUiual .to see deer, foxes, when he sang on her w,,.fb!ng. too chariQ' telethoo aild ' tents and trailers, Camping and rabbits.. raceoona, ICJdrrela, Uie IWi>e and wherolllecouldbj,y minks, beavers or some 50 kinds picnicJdng facilities have been it fast ... The ,tirand name tr¥ ol birda In the area whldl once provided. unack'a,. arx1 Ethel lndl<1ated 'llte National Campert and fUk- - not too IIUUV year• aeo she'd .have aomeone in N. Y, era Assn. has made AfJ'11118- was desolate. rush aome rlillt down but Per. l'f replied: "I bouilll Uiom In WalhlnJtOn!' ... Ia he ltlk!nc too ilWch, Perry asked Ethili UJ Udnk, he ill, 11 Bol:lb,.l blgw P"f asset alllllecl. Wlu' didn't LBJ immediale]f oak, white ash, tUver maple, . 1-.r!l' j New Books Helep. Help Us••• ~r Htlen f19ttel -'' ,l,... ... : Listed by LlFTING A BATCH or seedlings !rom a truck prior to planting in Southeast Ohio are Walter D. Smith Oelt), Ohio Power reclamatio11 suPervisor, and Joseph Pyatt, a crewman. The compaey's tree-planting program extends through Apr U• . .I cV!J)]Ml!3i1[;;t!.:t:.=.c Unscramble tht~e four Jumblea. one leUtr to each aqua~. to form four ordinary "·ord11. 1'YRE."i . $ On this day in history; In 1792, Congress authorized the mint 10 coin money, all to be Inscribed with motto .. E Pluribus Unmn!' In 1866, Pre.,ident Andrew Johnson signed a proclamation declaring 1n end to the "insurrection" In the South. In 1932, Charles Limbrgh lett ~01 (100 iD a New York ··-'''""""'' "' ...".... '"' ... cemetery for man an unidentified In ' - • his ki<hli>ed son A YEAR'S GROWTH makes Qllite a dl[[erence, Walter D. returned. Bruno ; _&!lith, Ohio Pnwar . Co. reclamation SUPe~l0~1 ppservts..; ~e. llloilorw lla~Wnonn· ·was lllllha· :. is holding a young seecu.:q: which is, to b8 Plahted ihhl year•. guilt,y ol. kiqlng and murderwhile examining a yoq tree planted a year ago. The coJDoo ill: the LirniH!rgh child anclwas pany' s tree-planting program extends through ~rll. would Rll'OE be executed. WHAT rr COS1S iO TAKE OUT A !EAUTIFUL Si~L.. - -lEiv~.vlr · -~ (l) n ' ,. I '"'uli.":" I A [I I I I XJ ( I I I I J ! (AMW .. ,.. lotnOrt'OIOI Jmnlol•·~ = &UM,Y VIHI MOUSY ADIOIT ,.\,..,. ....: lf'ltur lfMHdnur Jf04 "'""'" tltr - • .,JI.r..nwwd MIJ-THI VAIIOIS DAilY CROSSWORD Alli!OM 1. Terror 1. Jotra t . DowltbouL 10. Operatic raeJodie• 12. G~t with 100 eyes 13. Band lf, Whether 5. Bpi1<>t 28.N.A, penln- 8. Slow dis· Integration aula: 7.Pauage. way 8. Stone- abbr. worker 9. 8WOOJUI 11. Calendar abbrtvta- ment SO. Docton 15. Lamprey tion l'l.l!lpUI Ovtr 18. Eleape U. 18. J're1h 20. Noticeabl@ It. Tiny 3G. Stories 31. Turn 22'. Bind 23. Cow't cry 2f. Harden 21. CUd game 25. BJocbde MEMBERS ol Pom8ro)"lll8'll'est BrownieTroopare.Pit:turedwith ''seed pictures•• which they are creating dwiJw troop sessions. Leaders of Tn:MP S6 ire Bernice YcKinn&¥ and Nolle Wrioh~ From lelt to rip41ront row, are: Cind¥ t:llrat, Klm To,ylor. Cathy Blaettnar, Kim Kroutter,. Scotty_ Me~,: (troop moi<OC), Kim Botoy, Vlr&lnla lkochanan and Palce &nith; back row, lett to right, Susan Blll'ns, Susan Wrfght. Janet Van _Vranken, Lisa Jett. Rhonda Hudson, Teresa Taylor, Marcia lllliard, Cyntl!la McKinney. 28. Body of wa.ter 2t. Orna- 82. Pamper aq YHtet4a;r't Auwer 41. Hindu deity H. Beverage ft. Male aduJt.a ulde 37. Venture. rr-r.r.-,:;:o;.,.,;-r- n. S.&'innlnr :u. SurYey 33. Audience .J' MoUier, &inc~~,)' ~ PT School qui teaeher,. .,;,...,. a'""' A, aor two. to h......., marriedIn mother I alwata Uioutiht Uie -~~ thlnp In lifo were to kill and tD be unlolthllll. I eondelllll8d ...,_ • · ~~aluntruo ~ blatedi, " 1 Wlll'l ...,....,·l Now Jtand~oam condemned. have fallen In love with anol!l· er man. lt'aawarm, doop,plln. fill yet '"""'erlul love _ lln· 39. Volcanic """'· "''"' ••. Little w t3. WldeMWI\ke &G. AblolYe 17. Unite 18. Levell Or. ·~·-' iO. Warbled DQWN l.To11veup 2. Unltot Pubtiolters'' Auxiliary v-·., • llt!ld fever Tho t. Waraot bad .,.;. _ · ·~ · • - ·1·or· - •-•w• ,..,.,_ ., .~. to malce Oll'aall write "!'Ch ouy, -ail¥ · cerlaln plotit.Mktl •• •<Talie a .1!!1"1 .~f and . ov ' 0 ;., wy W- 'rtl!fit ·out ol100J: halri" . . I· .._ · •.IBn't it posoi"-"' ble ;vour hulllanci ~ !..1 aa miamatdled aa yoodo?J'erhapa ara\'i the onJ,y one .l'fl9 rasreta ail earl¥ marriap, 1 o d wanio out, You Dill' each. be 11••·· a .... '"e IIi -·· ..;~ 1 to ""' ~-· ·~ - · protect . tile otller, ior w hI I e vnu•ve -·.~... .... ~... _ bim. buolneoa , cell; 10U hawe taken -awq hla 1111. Ml,)'be ho'a ..... tor botl1 _ w1~ ...,_.. olae, He ju• ,.... ow';,!:' 'line'. . ww Earl¥ Cbrllilao work 3. Ch!U.U4 ' piBMecl and much roiJ'Oited. e won~ give In•··to It, ~-· lllouifl we Ke- Women ol Uie Chureb; uo• ..._. Julius Gould, A Dictionary o1 the ...., evol')'h :=, '"' ·:.:~.::"'' Ulll Tom hu e~_ me ~1#1' ·1 Social •• ....., ,ences; DoVld L. DIW.er, better P8l'IOII more UDderlndlvicklalism; S. Eisenstadt, standing to ' my children, kindModernization; carlton HI,)'Oa, ~--·'Ism; Walter er to 11\Y hUiband. He loves 11\Y Essa,ys on NBl.IUUIII cldldrea and tiiQ' love him. He 1111 "'":' Gelihorn, Ombudsmen and 01f>. wanta to martr me, yet wo botl1 MIGHT be bored aillf w1t11 rOUI era; Jock Eqjeman, West Point; "'- 11\Y hulbaild noeds ma. 11 If thio 1htJusln doo~D't lhake llobert A, llontlero, The UI1Jin waa .....~•ao "'·tlloi ...;.,,W. dJ~ ~'llll.,- ~~~)'q!~li, ;Vuli lil> ·~t R's; Nonnao At •llbon•IIYi'~' .. !.1~l'f' d~er"''"""''" . '"' ;vour '1\u.&U.roo 1~: ;04!:•~. , taPPed Good; £Iaine -llotlliWi, """""" · ·· '· · · - Uien "'• Ume Uie three of About School He.ll>er•· Gordoa C. II llarted one DitJ1rt lour y . , yoo hed an honelt talk. ~ li(D when I ron lftj' 11om llio . Baldwin, StrOJWO Peoples ancl kind ol wlid ~ party 11\1 The warm, 100rldertu1.ooeneao Str-r Customs; Jeon huaband llljqyed. T9m. then Jut! . yoo deacrlbo io ;vour ....,... ner, Teachlnt! Btolol!l'; Jobn F. a . caiuat bldlelor friOod Jooin4 •t-,. dooan~.._nft!inOIIOUIIh Henllian, Men and -ules; mo lll')'lna. We~ tor'hotll'l. • to Ill lt drift IWaf without I James Lincoln COWer, A VIall He ·pve mo coo1rap to· lnlill .llirl!lllie, " · to tho Flrehouoe; D. S. Hlilcy, ..., ~ Uiit bid ~ ~ · Alii! yoo doe~ ilo ANYONE Ene'11Y and &p>eo; Alwuo Moo- 1117 hulbancl caiiOd 011 . a ''ldt- In tho lami4' a favor 11t!4ft yoo kenzie, Aircntt of the World! • dlen · witch" aild liYO wiUi a malo YGU can~ love. Garetil Adam1011,Mr.llu4lolko'a On trooi of Tom), I - llo lo -H. , · a car. - ·a rtJPHtod biiJIIiooo111111. YOIJII f!ELPING Frank Erneat HW, The " - He mlgit not haYt 1n1<1e it a- HAND.DEPARTMENT . mobUo; Aroo P~ahiJW Cum- I h 11om ~-• · '·Dear Helen: ·• .,_~ ~· ao . e cornea a.,~;; An ,. ·-·--Gld llllllWl wh 0 Au PIIIJ', to -hanio; """"" in&, , >!<Jn'kare 1aJrJi1f and wu0<\'o.-~-- ==-~ e•wl• -~· · Beator, The · Lifo ancl iloolil of IIi lnlublo wltll Uie law. befora ,;.~ - lir ., . li .a;r ~ a Sotalilto; Goorp McGovarn, we married at IP 18. I reo. .....,.., 11 1 ve •...,., ,.. AgricultUral ThoughtililbeTw"" · Uzo ..,. 1 dldo't 'reoll1love 1111 pine Mlrlllna ijomo, ~51- 21" tietil Centul'yiEIIlaLao, At Home huoband, but I wao o0rl7 lor him Av....,., S, St. Ptltr!lburr, Fla. With PIMU; Elaine &main, anc1 wan1ec1 fD h~ blm pt a. Laat year I otra!<tloi! her wltl1 Abolll Fomll,y Halpera; MarvlnJ. Will' from lnll....to that were' I ...... •band., Ba4 luck lllrucl< Geril>, How tD Balu Cldl- draaiaa hfni """" .~. Al""e oaaiJ! ~ ..,, h~ a. tali that . at In Yo!"' a>are TIJilo; 'lbe ....... e_.... _ _ . , _ :~I*" to lbe l!Oipltai 11r . . - __.... ,,, ~ ...-._ SW• be ilo~ E. ,_.__ . Tho~~~ 1 ...,, ._,......., . - ·· oowllindnc~l · '·, , · , 10 ~~·trom,.;;rltldol Ilevolo9lns anc1 uoa. ar._. For a 111111 ·Umo ,.Tom- and I oro. ~ '1nu _ .A f:RIEND mont SIVVJ; Udo Kultermonn, IJI'IIIOdOd our Iovo di.Wt alit, .Deal Reader ; .. . New J111011oae Architecture; but lllil 11 deopoots··avoq: l!l.f, u... - •.';_ ··-·•t to ' ,.._ _ A. Godden An Diu" .. • ox- - . · ·~·. w-e. anWe try ·to avoid tadJ 1IJiJJiaand oO . eel Eq:yclopodla ol BriUsh P... CIJII .lor Uie ' - ' • cm~o: We , .uk· ·0111 =~ tel')' ond Porcelain; Dave ~. ..., talk m 1111'•uJoct IIIII lq!w :"t~r lliaDk' lOt ' How to Draw anc1 Soli Carloona; the alhor lllldlr~~anc~a." ) .....~- ldldJe , rt , . I , ,.... PhillP Hoter, -llr<i '-AI A Wilt to 'OVor' ..... •qp u . 1bl 1 ~1: ~ • • Landielpe Drauslttamaa;F.Ln- I uled to ·and iJw!CI!t< whf I alii YOU'; ~a allllll' llalpia, ~ Ia Hlnckloy, A Qroctol'1 of Ano UviDJ. · ." ......,:....:,... ..;._1 You' ,._,_., tlquo French Furniture; Barry I 1auw 1bert Ia GillY to- -,.-.~..,...e. o .. ,.,...... Goldwater, People IIIII Places; ower: Give Tom ed -._mare tllaa you ll OY a .r Freda Putor BeriJuwlU, On ·' lAitea, RecorGer1 ud Huvalto'\',: cOOrds; ~ Pe1171 Wnstlfrw; Bernoy Hartman, .Hartman 1m JoiOPidne Bouton, FaYOrlt. Pc>. ., oflbe ChUdren'ollour; Ma.. limo Moore, Tho t:.>q~lllt P.,. ... ofiiUrlanne MoOn; lloberla . F - e !lrlnkiey, Atlhurlail ~ Itt tho Sove-.u. ~ tul')'l lllild McNall,y ancl c.m. Pill)', lllnd McNally Pictorial' World Atleo; Mae ~ker l'rMo: """' Finding Out About lbe Pui; · Ellfll Evlu, Prehi•torlo ind 41. Bunpt .. " J••··a., -~.·, •-'•'- lbouill,. l!omeh!)!~CID't. ' - :K. Punctured 38. Verb tonn , """"'I!Di>dlo . Now arrana:e the clrtled !etten to form the aurprtH antWer, u :;~~~~-=-~;::;:;._•~u~rr~e;ottd~ by the above cartoon. '1 ' e..... ., I [J . ,.. . . DUTY VS. LOVE '!!{~ wiUi ~-Dear Uoitlll: 8lid !oraet 1be liarmlh and ...,_ A list of new b0ok...vi111blo At 29 , rm ~U~IIdirecl every. "'r of ~ ""If lhln:l calli<\ love. at Moiga ·Jicklonc:ountieaBoot.. Uilntl a IIOOd. hooi!Oirtfi lliiOuta Tall me, liol.., 1o 11111 11ba1 mobile, 900 E. Main St.; Porn- be: Girl Scout Leader, Don ~~~?·- C, F. " Bookmobile eroy, Michael ClmPbell, lonl tlamtss Us; Peter DeVries, The· Vale of LaUShler; Alistair Maolean, Whore·Eagle, Dire; Jolm O'Hara, The Jns~nm~ent; Mary liewart, The Gal1rial Ii>undo; Henry a.tton, The EXhlbltloaiaq • ~- .nlqJ• •·• -u Lecm Uri s, TOJaz; .Lift Ject Collections; Ju....s GraY. en. · Noo-illman Thought; Walter A, Helby, Live YoW' Lite. G. t:lln Gllmore, Tho FrMdom to Fall; Mary Lawrence Moo ' r, , . :.·:.~:. lt'o · Jull one laugil Iller anolher thit IPflni lor Mike 911!11111 who dldn~ have Ume a year li(D fD crack • omilo. wao lbe hanlellI' tlorklni plo,yer In tho St. Louio Clrdinalo' camp laot oprlng when he wa• alked to . llhUt . (/ 11om Uie outtleld to Uiinl baae. Ro often reported two boors "I hope thill 4oaa•l dampen earller than the other players your mfha•ia•m Cor baubaU, and ftolded hwmecla ol !IJ'(UI· Frftldier• derl ln practice before and ~r exhlbltioo gamea, tt~annon•s deterrrrlnatloin ena~ bled him to develop into an adequate delenolve Uiird beaoman and he played an important role In thOCardlnalo' march to tile National Leailue ~ and Uie ,...ld champloolhlp. At Uie aame limo, Mike paid the price for hit Pfeoc<UPBtioo with learnine new '. aldlis b)' batting only .24.1 In CINCINNATI (UPD - .• ~ new · 1967 compared to .288 ln 1966. hlsh 1968 lndivl<hlal team game wu rolled in the American Bowltng Congress ToUI'DIIIUint hero Monday nlgiJ~ Left.handor Harvey Dutzel ol Independence, Mo., Ored 1 289 with ao o!O.fllahloned twO<hoie ball. Dutzel, $3, a securiQ' auard, _.... a tiDal tllree pme8wlth 10 straiJbt otrtkea, left 1 pin In the 11th frame and rtnlshed Eastern's baseball team, WI~ with a &.Pare. able to open its 20.pme ached~ It was . Dutzel's second 289 ule or "20 pmes Monday because game in 33 years o[ bowline~ of Uie heavy raintall that hit the His first camfl in the 1951 Mi... araa &inc~~,)' nialtt, elJP'cl to get aourl &ate Tournament at St. llarted Wodneoday. Joseph. t:lltzei llnlahecl Monday Eaatem Diamond Coach Danny With a 623 aarlea, rolllnJ hla 289 Wrlillt'a Eaglea had been Biated Oilier a pair or 167 gamea. to holt the Glouster Tomcats H.ll 289 knocked olf the Pr• ·Monday afternoon. Eastern' II seeviOU> higil team indlvl~ game and scheduled game is at home by 11 pins. 11811nat Kyger Creek on WedEd Haefner, Scranton, Pa. 1 had I 278 &mdi,Y and Ted ZliPPkt, stevensville, Mich., .PO•ted the same mark earlier Kegler Has .. ,,\'+~~~ ' "1·· Press International Today 115 Tuesday, April 2, the 93rd da,y of 1968 with 273 to follow, The moon is between Its new phase and first quarter. The morning star Is Venus. The evening stars are Mars and Jl.lliter~ ·t · ''/ _.." ·'. Southpaw alk allnzauta Glenn, 9Hipard, By United ''I ." ' '/ I Ii I/ j , / "*" Almanac • ,: awq:. '. Today's ,- 10 289 Game ,,.,w" ' "" ""'' "'" ., .............·.·xmr-w/.·"·X•'/N/."07/::Il<'r.-., ~·.'•'· ,··.-.•r, ;.·.:.,..;o:o :•:o:.-····•,..•X•:.o:o· •:•O!t!"•;·· ,·,·;v_;:;x;:;o;.;.~;·;o&~::;::.V. o'.-rrro'o'o'o'o'o·or.-t""• • ' ,o,.•,·:o··;o· '"'"•' • • • " • •-•'~o'; 'o;.,.-,..,-,.-:.:r.•,{•,·:O,·.•}.•:·,•.•:O:•:•.•:O:•.O:•.•.O:•.• .•,O: ••,.,.;o,•, ,.,.,.,.,., ,.,.,.,.••,.,.,.,.. _.( ;;; ,....._, ..:,::..:.:::.. ... ~~ :"""~cu::.~~ :;::-;:~.;?·~~: f'~ltics Gain Dlvision Finals :,..U.-Gld 11111va at st. Loulo and rookie Fran!< Coaln• had hammerl IWII' II I ,380 <Iii> aild bandlea hlmaoll wiUi quiot aaiUl'lllte In Uio Dold. ' S!IIIIJOJI bad lour hlto, lnciud· tna hlo Uilrd homer of lbe lpl'lng and a double aa lbe Cardinals beat the Chlcqo White SOx 3-1 Mmdl,)' and raised their grapelrult league record to 15~. He homered to give Uia Cardinal a a I-ll ieod In the Hcond lmln8 and scored ~r hlo - l e "' give Uiom a ~llead In the sixth. World Serlea hero Bob Glbaon ylolded nve hila In Uie aeven lnnlnga and Jim COsman and Hal Gliaon pitched hiUeaa ball IIi Uie iaot two Innings. Doubles by Boo1 Powell and Dave John..., """e tile big blowa 0[ a three-1111 a1xth 1mlng roily which carried Uie BaiUmore Orlnlea fD a 5-2 triumph over the Walhtngton Senators, who had 11011 lour atralllllt I1Jo trl!>iOIIor the Senators. Bo• Top Braves Gary Waolewald allowed nine hlta In HVIII iDnlnp and Lee Stange COD1J>Ioled the llhutoul In Uie Bo- Red SOx' 1~ victory over the Atlanta Braves. Reggie rhl• month. Belt O't'erall game or the 1968 er. 'llle EaKle& have 13 candlclate1 out lor tile aprtns aport wiUi atx OnJ,y iWlior pla_ylng It B II I Schultz, Uilrd bueman, and Bob men. SSnlora are Larry ~cer, pitcher .first bateman; Mike Martin, llhortstop; Jerry Burke, catdleri Don Rood, i.1Utflelder; 8111 Glllilan, outrlelder s n d &eve Cowdery, pltcher.outfield- Ritchie, outfielder, 11 Uie oop.. omore. Frolb are Mike Borin& pitcher • first basemani Dave Smith, pitcher • ftrlt baseman; Howle Caldwell, secood baseman, and Terry Stephen11 and Dale Boston, ruutelders. Eastern's hurlers are all ri&tlthanders with the exception or Cowdery, The Eagles played Southern a 7 6ers Win, Prepare For Eastern FIna • Is ABC waa a perfect 300 March 2 by John Caras, Phiiade.ll>hia, In alngies pia,y. Only 300 game on ABC team plo,y In 65 yeara waa by Lea By GARY KALE Sc:hta&ler last year at Miami UPI S»rts Writer Boach In Classic Dlvlaion comNEW YORK (UPI) - Hal Petllton. Greor Ia Uie 15-loot giant ol the There were no changes In PhiladQ1hla 76ers. ~·· h],dM~ . ~f . ., teaw,.. Wllt Chll!iberialn Ia 7-{oot·l cotnPitltiOK.' sky&cr1U)81' who specializes in the dunk. Greer Ja a fl.2 guard who is so deadly [rom short ANNOUNCE DRAFT riUJBI .that hill teammates call NEW YORK (IJPI)- The N• hlm "Mr. 15-looter." tioDai Beaketboll Association Ia Greer, wearing yards ot ~~ ~J~P~Cted to amounce tile draft to Protect ln,jurl" to hia lelt .Picks tor the first round of IU thigh and rlsht knee, led a bond coliOifato dratt un W.mesda,y. of rwm11w wounded 76ers to a The llipe'a [onnal draft Ia 113-97 victory over the New eeheduled lor loll,)' 8 In New York Knicka Mondo,y nlill~ The York, but the nra;.rowut picka triumph cUnched their pla,)-olt wUI be mado prior to that by series, four eames to two, and let the staae lor a bes»-o[..seven taliPhone· Eastern tlvloloo Dna1 llalnat ~o' Boaton Celticl In Philadelphia, be8lnnll1ll !;mda.y. Tbe lhllt>-ahootin£ Greer GALLIPOLIS, OIUO, dlaPia,yed the oame proftclency Saluriia,y, March 30, 1988 that eariltd him the Natiooal SAL&'i REPORT OF Buketblll Aaaoctatton•a AB-&ar OIUO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. gamo KVP eward as he boat HOGS _ 1?5 to 220 lbo. 18 blck a tenaciou• New York 19; 2ZIJ' to 250 lba. · 18·. to 19; deftnM with aome clutch Utlil 11 w ·IB; Fat sowa lt.to •hoolbw In Uie third porlo<l. If· llaa• 12 to 15; Boara 10 to' It; si.wo and. Pll• 60 to 100; s.oat•.8 to 18. ~ CATTLE - !Ioera 20 fD 26; Helfero 18 tD 25; BUy Beet zt1 tD ·zs; Fll Cowl It to 19; eemero 12 to 15; !lllla 18 to 22; llllk eowa 100 to 200, VEAL CALVES - Topa 38; Soc:clndo 30 to 35; Meclinm 28 to 32·t •. oiin. and HVI. 24 to 38; i Culll18 to 24. ~- Ew8oanclt.ma.5 to Uf. IIDek - · 5 to 10; Fat - · 5 tD .10; Culls I 1D 5; aooka 4 to 10; Fat. Welbera 21 a.eko 4 to 10; Fat Mora s to 1!1. ' . LAMBs - Tops 24.~~ Boc18 to 22; .....1 Wto, 16 to 20: 'comlnon 14 to 18. ' . ., Market Report nesda,y, Ajlril 3. Greer scored 13 or his 35 points in that quarter and took practice pme last week with ~ncer' Borin& and Cowdery _pitching and wm the eonteat 9-4. Following is the 1968 Eastern schedllle: EAirrERN 1968 Glouster Ajlrll 3 - Kygor Creek April 4- At Parkersburg South April 5 - Federal Hocking April 8 - At Alexander Ajlril 9 - Wahama April 10- At Meigs Reserves April 15 - At Southern Ajlril 17 - At SOuthweatem April 19 - Hannan Trace AjlrU 29 - At Glouater AjlrU 30 - Aleunder Mo,y 1 -· At Kygor Creek May 2 - Meip Reserves loll,)' 3 - At Fedarol Hocking loll,)' s - Southern loll,)' 13 - Southweatern April 1 - p~tr serlea, four IU'lll to two. u RasHII hal matured in his coae~" commented Ihrwie Butcher, DM:rolt mentor. "lt should be lnteretting to see him match strategies with Alex HannmJ. I think. under the elrcumatance•, 'die series should go the distance... Flnaia SChorluled The CelUc 1 Oi)ln a best--oi!Miven Eastern Ilvillon final series IIi Phlltdell>hla Sondi,Y. The 76ers, dd:endlrc chamPionS, Ig 18 advanr:ecl to this bracket by beating the New York Knick& 11:1-97 Monday to tako lbe oet By United Pres11 International SYOOEY (UPJ)-Jose Torres, with only two losses. Havlicek, a gunner who &OOots 175, New York. atot>Ped Bobby from all angles with an ~· 173'h.:. ~uS~alia (6). extremely high measure or B:t' Utdtld Prtsa lntemaUonal GUHdKed John Hevltceil hU the Boston Celtlca back pn lbe roed to lame and 1ortuneo Boston, atrlvlng fD give Bill Rua..U his first National Basketball Aaaoe1ation chamPionatdll as a coach. lOOk a giant steP forward In ltialning three inllinga. Steve Whitaker hit two lbe goal bJ< deleatieg the 111-103 llonda.y bomers and Fritz Pet.eriCI\ Detroit nighl to wr•UP tholr prollmlDyielded r.. .,. hill In seven imlnss as the New York Yankees defeated lbe Detroit SmiUi, who hlld three of the Reel Sox' lour hits, oinglecl In lhe gameJ only run off · Phil Nlekro, who went elllllt Inning• .for the Braves. Rookie outlloider Larry !Hole drove in nve runs with two homero and 1 aingio as Uie Philadolphia Phllliea routed the Tigers 6-5; MaJm;y Jiminez MlnneiiOta Twins 8-l. Riehie drove tn two nma with a tOO~ Allen olao homered tor Uie root homer, ollaettlng triples by Phillleo, who saw alar lefty Ron SJmi>oda and Arnot Otto Chria Stort ylold only alx hila In and leading the PlttlburU~ elllllt lnolnga. Pirates In a W · declalon over 'lbe Houston Alltros slladed the New York Meta and Rick Uie Oakland AUiletica 2•1 when Reichardt's two-''UII nintll.lnning Hector Torres' aqueeze bJmt double pve Uie California drove in the winning run in the -Angela a 10-9 victor over the ninth Inning. Denny Lemaoter Clev•land lr.dlana. Eagles Expect to Open 20-Game &ueball Schedule on Wednesday o1. them HDiors, one a Junior, ID! a aophomore, and Ove treah- Cd>l' Late Rail¥ 1JoC1 Ke011npr'1 leodel! homer anc1 a two-nul - i e b)' Ranily llundiOY led a IIYO..,., ninlll.lnnl"' tllat Ullod tho C.leaao CIJbs peat lbe Los Anpte• DodBera 9.S, The big rail)' was at the upenlll ot Doo Slttoo, who "'" ripped tor ooven nma and ellllll hits In Final Results Of Tourney in Mason Listed MASON - Final results of the Mason AnociaUon Men's Tournament at the Mason .Bowlin8: Center is as follows: Team Event, ~rn Trippers, first place; New York Central Railroad, second; and Miller's lltper Market, third. Double's Event, first place, Joe Bradley and Russ Capehart; second, Bill Davis and Do u g Miller, and third, Sonny Haggerty and Pee Wee Wright. Single Event, first, Doug Ml ~ ­ ler; second, Phil Burton, a n d third, Pee Wee Wright. All Events, first, Doug Miller; second, Joe Bradley, and third, Sonny Haggert¥ . Harry Miller, New Haven, received the High Individual Game award (242), for the tournament (Miller's Market Team Event). Fi b R ul t es Standings Pro Tennis Takes On Refreshing New Look i I fo II; LONOII'l:LLOW One Jetter atmply ltaftdl for .MOther. Ill W. aampJ. A. 11 ued · for Ute t.breq L'.. X for the twu 0'8. ett:. Bingle letten, a~ tropblet, the leJJ«th Mel tGrma.UoD Of tlfe wordll an •all birita.. lllach clay tlle eode letter. are dlt'ftren.L A NTVO IOCYQ' I, ~ cuoc Uo c,cor- Qaotoaao. TAHYQVNIHCIAHJ) AN B'l'O DGHB LACS GOA· NIHTCI', If IHTOI VAIIr. - IUTHOIIO v.&...,..,a.n .. ~-~ lOIN or oRAVlTY HN AC .u1m- •IICI'lt.U. ITA~ WIIOaJ: THOUQill'S KOVII Ul'WLY:..,_KAZLlTt ,p .. ,,'• thO third pertoi.t• l.• broke New Yori<'• 1111even tbe series at -~ , -"''''" Groer fiaished tho •""~'!' series with 152 Point&, - · than WUt scorod 25 polnll Phliadolphlo clincher. tlck Bor- IIIII Bell- each tallied U IJOIJail. to pace New Yor~ .. .....-..•• Tho only nmllilllnl ~ oeriea reolllllo tollllht ,.... Sin Franciaeo hDIIU Weat.li'D Dlv!aion chamPion St. Loujl. ..• Tho Warrior& lead :1-2. . " ' ...J · .... SAN 8500.!! HOW FOI YOU REPAY ONLY ,26,67 A MO. Have ulonc u 25 iMibtbl orrepeyiOODerlf:rou wilh. It'• up to )'OU. Seores EUROPEAN WINNERS JOHANNESBURG (UPO To~seeded Jan Erik Lundquist of Srteden and third-seeded Tom Okker of Holland advanced to the second round of the South African tennis championshiPS Monrll,)', Lundquist bett South African Andre Van Der MerWe 6-3, 6-3, 7·5 and Okker defeated Terry R;yan of ~uth Africa 6.0, 4-6. 6-1, 6-4. BOBMlLLER Offerlnc yo11 q~~allty cl&art 1lnce 1861 ••• eo KING EDWARD LOANS UP TO $2000 Am•dc•'a Larptt S•JIIntl Cl11•r .PROFESSIONAL TUNE liP AT com ALMOST AS LITTLE AS WHEN YOU DO IT YOURSELF! $1Q99 $1J99 4 Cylinder 6 Cylinder 8 Cylinder PWCES INCLUDE ALL PARTS AND LABOR • You Get New Point., A. C. Or Champion Plugs, Rotor And Condenaer; E:s:pert Adjustment Of Cam-Dwell Timintr And Carburetor. Result •••• More Pep, Better Mileage, More Enjoyable Driving! r-------------~ MUFFLERS Most Ford &: Chev. INSTAU.ED only '9.99 DOUBLE ACI'ION Orillnal.Equipment · QUALITY DAILY CBl'PI'OQUOTE- Hore'o llow to WOJk It: . . ill! 13 In JUAN, P,R. (IJPO- accuracy. netted 31 pointS for Pedro Miranda, 161 1 Colombia, Boston. The tormer Ohio State stoWed Bobby Warthem, 159, star had to utilize all his !lldll to ofiset a 44-iJoint performance by · New York (8). Ll>trolt's Dove Bing, the NBA scoring champion. CARACAS (IJPO - carlos Bing set Detroit club records Morocto Hernandez, 141, Venezuela, outPointed Johnny with his 37 point& In 1 liall ancl 22 in the third quarter, a torrid Brookl, 145, Las Vegas UO). stanza in which the Pistons CARACAS (IJPO - George threatened lbe Celtic s' leod. Bosbln won nine NBA titles Fo6ter, 1313.4, United States, tmder Red A~aerblcb. The stoPPed Luis Vallejo, 135lf2, Celdcs' reign over the Eaarn Venezuela (5). Division ended in 1966 when Philadelphia won the crown. The 76ers repeated 1n 1967 and made It three •tra!Pt Utili year. Greer stars By llnited Press International !W Greer pumped In 35 iloaton I Atlanta 0 points tor Phllode~ia, lnciudHouSton 2 Oakland 1 Pittsburgh 4 New York (N) 3 Philadelphia 8 M!Mesota 1 St. Louts 3 Chicago (A) 1 Chicago (N) 9 los Angoieo 8 New Yor\1: (A) d Detroit 5 Baltimore 5 Wtuhinston 2 Calllornia 1 (I Cleveland 9 (Only games scherlule<ll some or the pressure oft the forwards who had been harasaed throughout the game by the· Knick- ,.dltenee. ~Pidladelphla rail Into • tlaht ~1~2 defense early tn the Kame as the Knicks spurted to a 17·4 lead with only rour mirutes gone. New York was in frorrt 5756 at halltlme. NBA Plo,yofl Standinla The 1eoc1 changed hlnda Dve By United Press International limes In tile thirdperlod. (Division Semtnnalol Greer widie<l a hot hand and (Best or Seven) loll,)' 14 - At Wahama his 13 points was just six short East May 15 - At Haman Trace or die entire Knick outP\It in the Series A May 16 - Pa.rkersburs South period. He netted six straight w. L. Pc~ points to run out the quarter 2 .661 4 x-Phfladelphia and provide the 76ers with an 2 4 ,333 New York 8&-?6 leod. TOP GOLFERS Series B New York closed to within PALM BEACH GARIENS, w. L. Pc~ rour points, at 90..86, early in the Fla. (IJPil-Toll)' Jacklin'• Boston 2 .661 4 fourth CJ1ari0r, but laded before $20,00U victory .In the Greater Detroit 2 4 .333 the continued markiDlllllhlP of JO<ktonviUI ·Open &inc~~,)' haa West Groor, Chq!berlaln and Chet moved him Into third place on Series A Walker, who scored 14 pOlntl. W. L. Pct. Dick Barnett and Walt Bellamy Pro aoll'• IIJOJlO)'-Wimlng list with llotalol$36,730 In official San Francisco a 2 .600 were the h1vh ic:ort~~s Cor New Prott~•lonal Golfers' Assocta- St. Louis 2 3 .100 Yori< wiUi 19 point& each. Series B tion-enta. W, L. Pet. Tom Weitkopl lead• wltll $60,713, and Gtorgo Kuucloon is x.Los Angeles 4 I ,800 oecond with $14,008. 1 4 .200 Chlcaao ~llnched series Monday's Result> HOGAN OUT ~ WEST PALM . BEACH, Fla. Pldladelphla 113 New York 97 (\!PI)- Ben llotlan haa decided Boston ll1 Detroit 103 (Onl,y pmes seh~ to pass ~ -t hil year's Muter's TuesdiJ' s Gamea Goll tour.-Onl ........ of • lauli at ~ Francisco recurring Ulamont ailmant In (Onl,y games aeheddo41 hi• leg. Playoff acy PI-• Ill•- AXYDLBAAXB .,_ f ~ . Shock Absorbers ' .. ' BONDED BRAKE SHOES $19 $7•99 99 INSTAJJ.ED WHEEL CYLIDERS REPLACED . . , . . Wl11f OUI . . IIG I'OWII CUSTOM QUALITt · 1% VOLT BATI'ERY �,.-'· ' . ' ,,. ' '' ... yl .' · ~ ""' ~nae )lt.4t' si!1lhl0t.: J»mruW..Middlf!L'ICU'l, o., t\prU 2, 1968 · _· , - Menttlt Ht4Jth P,rQgrafu ·~evi-ewed ~~Jt.I&INT - Readings on Temperance Given Friday 5 .-\ New? With Radarange At Your Landmark Farmer Debts Folk Lore Keys Heritage Camp Over Weekend His Assets ·I ' •'I lhoughl ro~·. · . lhe ·~-: .\Jnct·i~·atl drama Cl'iUt I'Cl'C)' llanln'kmd said. ,.The fe.r.ale knee l• a Johtt and nqt •n entertalnment." (, Tho lion- dlictisiOII the poJOibUIIY or loll. Ctnbtt in Cabell count;y. tal lloaiOt Co[\Unitteo MOnday "'" OOW1IY JolninH tbe SOUthwell'1'1\!o cenier lo !!> bf Clllllruct( ni&lll .in the IO!Iribouae.lury room ern ltesi~ Mental llealtb cclm~ ed · '!llh beip trom ilia filderel .. ' prebenslvo l'ro!li'wn omicb woold. CI!'\':OI'M\l!(lt. 1:!'1'1'1'¢1>' lhe Cab· Include Cabetl, Maaon, Wayneond ,ell ,CowiiY COii.\'l , lo llno!Jclng Ltnooln CoiPlties whleh, if l.ncof.:. a. clinic '·until, the eenter 11 op... . Temper~ readings were given by Mra. BettJ CHile at porated in the SWRMII propo~al/ ~· ., ·. What•~ Fi'ldll' ni&bt's meeting o! t be would be entitled to uao 111• 11\o bJi . problem Iadiil! the ., Mldifleporl Woman•• Cbrlltian services pnMded by the een.. local ·Mmtal neatih Committee Temperance Union held at tlle ter. Ia U the fUnds awroprlated by Cookin~ A committee eomposed or the the. locol COUIII;)' c:ourt, wblch Church of Otriat. Mrs. Cline road, SobrieiY, the Rev. Gaatoa Boyle, Jr .• Mrs. ar:e DOW uaed to GPirate a .Mt!n· 9lren&th oUlocl.it.Y and Uop~r Jean Baker, Dr. Margaret Rosa, tal ijealth referral offtee in the Exploits the Armed Forces. Tbe Mrs. Bene Sommer and Je&b courthouH, are given to t h e theme 1008:. Vote 1t Out OJitllled Mercandente will _ . . be· -W.itern Resional Conter, the mieting with prayer by Mr.11. rore the Mason CountiY Court tben where would the fundi!! eome this Saturday asking the county from to operate the referral or- Audrey Miller. The lrtendoblp circle and the Lord'a Prayer to contribute the counQ' 1.76. Dee? in uni501l eloaed the meeting. 56 tunds (fUnds of the count.v It was reaaonabi.Y pointed out Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Clarence used for mentaJ health) which that the local referral office Is il!l approxl.m:ttely $6,000, to the handicapped tr it baa no place to McNeal served refreshment• to send referrals, and therefore Mra. ~loll White, Mrs. Joe need to put their resources with Turner and KI'anddaU&hter, Santhe other cOWJties to have ade- dra, Mre. Hazel Board, Mrs. [J.tate facilities and aerviees Pearl Hoffman. and Mn. Genewhich Maaon County could not vieve Saxon. provide will! the small amount allocated by the iocol court lor Mental Health servicea. Bob Marollall o! tile Depart. ment of Mental HeaJU. outlined the advantages or Maroon Coonb' Joining in the Ce~~ter and Nancy Reed of landmark In A report issued by the Farm stated that the Department faPomeroy invites you to see the newest in cooking with electric- Credit Administration of Wa• vor~ Regionalizatlon as soman,y ity. Lanctnark wUI have on di~ lngton, D.c. indicated Canners' more aervlees eould be provided MASON - Gilbert Barneue, .Play during their Color TV ~en debts increased rapidly during under this setup. MallOn Count.Y 4-H Club Agen~ The proposed center will cost along with two youth leaders and House on AprU 4, 5, and 6, the 1967, but agricultureonthewhole continued to be in good tlnancial for construction and administra- eight t-H'ers, attended MoUDo new Unlco electronic range. This pOSition. tive persomel in the price realm taineer Heritage Camp at Hawk's is the newest and quickest wa,y Total farmers' debts are now or $8H,ooo. to prepare food. It ls exciting, Nest, W. Va., on Frida)', SatThe gro\lp will meet again on urdl)' end Sunday, ¢ -.watic and allows man,y short $48.6 billion as compared to cuts and time savings you never $44.5 bUilon a year ago, How... Monday, April 15, to receive a Attending in addition to the t-Il ever, fanners' aasets increa,s.. report from the committee that agent wen Ora Mae Hunt of dreamed possible. Sas goodbye to the old fashioned ed from $269 billion to $281 bi>- aweared before the count,y court Leon, Mary Froednt, and4--H'ers metal pots and pans when cooking llon. A& a result, net worth ot and to then decide what steps Alan Hart, Carla Crookham, Bobin the new Unico Radarange. You farmers increased from $223 to take from there, particularly b)' tlewhllrst. all of New Haven can acutally cook, 11 you desire, bilUon on January 1, 1967 to ahould their reCJ.lelt to the court area; Betsy Fowler, Steven Chapon dishes that are made r r o m $231 blllion at the beglming o! to participate in the Southwe.st. mf.ll, Mary Jane Getty, Point ern H:egl.on.al Center be turned Pleasant: Ronnie Wedge and Debglass, plastic, or eVen pa,per. 1968. Farmers Income margins conoo down. Cooking time has been dramatbie Sayre or Leon. ically reduced from hours to min. tinue to be under presl!iure with This camp, held ror the first utes and minutes to seconds. The farmers purchasing an increastime, enlig·htened the young peoTaylor Continuing ple on the culture of the moun.wearance, navor and the nu- ing pan or their imPuts from non .. farm sources. With 1"" trient value of food wUl be entains in the Appalachian reP,n. hanced. Hamburgers coltl)letel.y creased costs of these imputs Block Mother Plan Folk sayings, singing and dane... ready in liD seconds and many and continued tight credit, agn.. ing were enjoyed by all. Mr. cultural lenderswillneedtocareoo food., as little as 16 seconds. Barnette led the group in square MASON - Former Mason Po- dencing. Come ,in and see Anna Grace Cully review the Purposes for Torchiano, Home EcOlllmist of which applicants desire to use lice Chief Fred Taylor atameetSchDlarshii)s forthecamPwere ·Ollio Power Company, demon- credit and give more attention ing with block mothers said he provided by the Arts and Hwnaniwould continue working on the IY Association. strate this fabulous method of to repayment c~acity. The Fann Credit Administra"Aid the Ch.l)dren" program, cooking. The gro~ toured the historical In addition to this cooking fea- tion supervises the Federal ~ even though he has resigned as Gulley mountain area and viewed ture lll8l1f other lttlln& wW be on termediate Credit Banks and all police chief. the largest prlvatehiatoricalm• He wiU caU soother meeting seum in West Virginia at Oak BPeeial and run for everyone all Production CredLt Associations. Ohio has eleven production Cr&o in the near future as soon as he HUL 1 three days at the Pomeroy Landimark Open House. The door dit Association&, lncluding the receive& a brochure from the On Oion<lay morning the group tbrtas con~at or seven tree RCA Jackson P,C,A,, which Arvt~s FSl on the program. attended worahlp . ,aerrice . and 'The block mothers wUi be D)&ss at the Catholic and Protes'color TV sets plus 100 bcxws eleven &lutheastern counties, Identified with an insignia in the tant churches. At the latter prbes of Olympian Permanent winci>w. The chlld would koow church, folk hymns were used in Candles. All three days plan to Prayer Breakfast that he or she could go to that the service. be mledwlth real excltill!: events. home Cor help. Frl~, 5,000 tree baby chicks wW be given away. The chlc~s Planned in Mason will arrive at approXimately 9 a. m. and will be given tree to Fund Drive Begun MASON - The Mason~ tn¥one who wishes them. lt is suggested that everyone bring dist Youth FellowshJp is planning a Holy Weel-; Prayer Brealdast To Pay for Truck their own container, beginning on Mondly, AprU 8 at Thursday and Friday the facPT. PLEASANT - Arreato torY representative from t he 7:30 a.m. and continue through recorded at the count;y jail durMASON The Mason Vol~Jno Homelite Chain Saw ComPany will AprU 12. Ing t2le weekend were: Arley The Rev. Lowell Keeney an- teer Fire Department ha• started PatterBOII, 38, Henderlo'n; Frank· be present to sharpen chain saw a fund drive to help pay for Its chains free of charge, This Is a oowteed that Slllficient time will $13,000 nre truek. lin Patterson, Gallipolis Ferey; tree service to help acquaint you be allowed for the YO\Ull people A 8P8Cial thanks hal been e"" Elllo Williams, Henderson; wu. ·wtth one or the nnest chain saws to leave Cor school. He also aJP tended to thot~e who have already Uam E. Count a, 44, Dunbar, all available. The Homeltte people oounced that Maundy Thur•da,y, cbnated, and to the Mason JIQ'- <:barged wttll intoxication a n d will also be available all three Hoq Communion Service wUI cees 1or their contributiOn of Foye Holoomb Lanbri&llt, 46, days. Landmark in Pomeroy will be on Thursday, April 11 at 7:30 $48.13. Mason's Town Recorder, Glendale, Calif., chlld desertion also be olfering a three-day trade p.m. and Eaater Sunrlae Service Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, reported warrant. in on any woodcutting ~nstrument will be at 6 a.m. and morning that the Mason Jaycees were Two IS.year~d girls end two such as an ax, saw, or hatchet, worshiP at 9:45 a.m. on April forced to disband because ot J6.year~d boys, escapees !rom toward the Purchase of any new 14. shift work of many or its mem- Lakin State Hospital, are COD· Homolite Chain saw (OXC!IltZI!>). bers. She ooted that in her optn. ftned to tile 00\Ull,y jail m Chari· The factory representative of ion this was a great loss to the ea or srand larCft11 (auto tllell) Janice Holter New the Tw'"'tieth Century Welding community as the men werewJI}.. alter the )'OOltha ollogedly stole Company will also be present ing to <b ell thl)' could to as&llt an automobUe belonglng to NelFritky giving instructions and Membrr of Group 8011 Rainey, Bellemeade, and the communiiY. tJps on welcting, if you have wer.e later apprehended in Park.. Janice Holter, Pomeroy, has any problems come in and disersburg, W, Va. The )'Ollthawere joined the junior membershiP cuss them with him. The facPLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL returned to Mason CouniY by tile tory representative will also be ranks of Holatt:lo-Friesian AssoADMITTED: llennla Roooll, state Police and Sberill' 1 Depart. on hand to demonstrate Frida.)', ciation or America. Nearb' Letart; Mra. Abraham Baker, ment. the latest in drain cleaners, You 700 yoqsters are now actively Leon; P, A, Sayre, Arbuckle; will have lO see this fabulous enrolled In the breed organiza. Teresa Miller, Pl Pleuant; WUdz:ain cleaner to understand how tion' s program. To qualify, membercandldatea Ilam Proffitt, Point PleasarJt; it works. WUUe King, Arbuckle; Roy Lane, Also Friday it is planned to must be Wtder 21 yeara or age Pt. Pleallllt.; Mrs. Clarence Adhave the helicoPter here that and have successfulb completed kins, Letart. wUI be doing the custom spraying one year's work in a t-H or vo' DISCHARGED: llann7 Brown, cational agriculture dairy profor the farmers In this area. PT. PLEASANT - Twu dvHomer Thel11, Alta Herdman, This plans to be me latest in Ject.. Individual ownerlhlp or at · Vin<ent Robertoon, John Dower, 11 actlono - · Dled in the custom service bel ..providedby lea&t one Registered Holstein ts Michael OJiver, Mrs. Carl Birch- nee or tile ClNull Clerk, boll! also required, Landmark In Pomeroy. concerning proml111017 notes and field and son. One of lht ouutandina spec iah or Polnl PleaaBmTHS: Mr. and Mrs. John the Peoples wW be the new Utdco n&Jlex 19 Auxiliary Meet~ Gardner, Ft. Plea11811t, a aon; 1111 Ia tile plllntlllln ncb. side by side refrigerator, which Olio adjno II \IO!niDcllrll Judi· Mr. and Mrs. Olarlea Pear~ is two .Wliances in one, a real menl !rom 1llt lllren<llot. lill'Oid LAKlN, W, Va,- The rqular Pt. Pieaaan~ a dall&hter. space saver which is on sale for meeUng of tile Allxillary or La. &apple, Henlllr.tCm, mlheamount $369.95. and eoats. Olher kin State Hospital waa held on - ·· . .. ... - -··· - - or Debbie ~ith is invit:q' all the 'lllesday. action ~ ~ DeW•• aod~ children in the area to come in AUend.lng were Rev. Kenneth Haven, W, Va. The next regu- Ora DtW"ao, Galllpo!la Ferand enter the Pomeroy Landmark Slaw, Dr. Marlldt Ro11, Bel- Jarl,y ICheduled meeting Is AP· ry, .. .""". . . . . ond )llrl&monl r.aoter Egg Coloring Contest: ole Cadle, Icy Rollins, Mildred rli 13. In the unoantorf&Ot.2ll•d~iit·· Here'5 a chance to win a crisp Legg, Icyel Slnea, &etf¥ cadle, new Five DJlllr BW, U you can Muon, W. Va., Lola Brown, Dotcalls cusllio41tl! in brine in the most colorflllEaeter 1;y Knaul, Pt. Plealant, W. Va.; 10ft fa~m-lltllllllidll! Egg ln our area. Just Pick out Iva Atlley, BollY White, Helen ,your best and moat coiorful one Carroll, Mar)' LeJvlng, Mildred DiSCOVIII wllole new e\l*ittH:t In lleep 0111 and bring it to oLlf Landmarh Roush, Eliu:beth Olisler, New TENSION EASE" m1ttrel1 by EnaJander.• · •tor.... . lt might make you $5.ijij richer! Brins them in ~ril 4, 5~ or 6, during our Landaiark Open Hoo ... Tllot Leos•• Of cuur&e, man,y,. ·man,y items NH41 Not Emnrross ~IU b!J on IIPtClal iO we sugge11t. Doll '& II•• ln fear or faiite teeth 1ou come in and look around and lt~C~~~entn(l'. wobbltn1 or dropplnl' jW!t 11.t wroniJ time. Por more aectlrlty register for all the door prizes.. nndthemorl' eomfon., Ju~t IJ;IrlnJtle a You ,do not nee<i to btl)' 11111'- llttle FABTEETH on )'OUr piKtCH. FA6TF.:ETH holdll. faille t.Jeth tltmcr. ~ing, ili•t come In ond 1111 hello, Make~~ uttlllf EHler. Jfo P'I~W . ~~~ tWIW. Helpt1 Cheek "dtnture 'JN!Ilth' . ~ and )'OU m~ be a winner. - Adv~ DuntureM th11.t 11t are NM!n\&111 to Up, So are ' ADNIS.'iONS flo.nlol .1> wt&Onerl 46 Ave.; BeiJ,IambJ c. ~eto. ~~.., 1110 Adrian A,.e.; Alllert A.H~ CJ;aft.., lil Second Avttl MilS Edna A, Burnell, .1026 socoi,d A¥Ooj Mrs. William Garvi11, Jlt, 1 EWlDgton; Mrs, Cena Parsons. Rt. 2 ~futon; Hoachle 1'eri'J'1 Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs, Carl F. Laf... · bert.: .Rt. 1 GaJ.ljpolls; Mrs. Os-. wald 0. Hanes, Pt. Pleasant; Paul E. Cox, 1«. I Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Grover M. Nelville, pt. Pleasant; Ray Van Matre, llt. 1 West Columbia~ Mrs, George W. Brown, Mason; Harry C. Housh, DJ, MaliOn; Valerie D. Van Matte, R:t. 1. Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Paul Harrison, Pt. Pleason~ Mrs. John c. TriPlet~· Rt. I Letart; Mrs, Thomas J. Reynolds. pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Wf).. l1am A. Carman. Rt. 1 Pomeroy: Mra. Roy J. Allen, pt. Pleasant; Robert K. H~nry, Jackson' Mrs. ThOrnton R. WUson, Rt. I Wellston; Mrs. Jack D. Franz. Ironton; Lisa A. Cook, Jackson; Mrs. · c:0ntra1 Scouts Guests OfTroop 137 MASON - Junior Girl Scout Troop 87 were g\lests at a party on Wednesday evening at the Mason Methodist Church with Brownie Troop 137 the hoat grol(). An Easter Bunny ce11ter piece centered the retreahment table. Abo used were Easter butut)' n.,.. kins and taYOrs of Easter eggs. Debbie Jonea, Mason, wu in charge of the games. .\ppreciation was el:Pressed Cor the sale of Girl Scout cookies. Brownle TrooP No. 137 I!IOid 516 boxes and Junior Girl ~out Troop No. 87 &old 515. Forty-seven girls from b>th trooPS attended alo~ with their leaders, Mrs. Bormie McFarland. Mrs. Carol Proffitt, Mrs. Cecile Van Meter, Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. D>JI.Y Huber and parents, Mrs, Gladdie stewart and Mrs. Robert Bocock. Mr.. . . Bill, .~... 11\o 2 GalliPolis, dauabter, 10:13 e;m. Nondi,y; ,¥fo;' erfi.l E. Lambtrl; lit. J;.Gallli>OU•, <!a,'gbter, 12;12 . P.m. "'ndAY.· , ,; r~ Dtscu~. RGis. ·. ~. ' ;.r · Mark w. Cool<. 'William J. Fiol<nng; Twano s, Gli..Ore1 Deborllh ,L, Harvey, Carl Hogle, Harry F. lioldcrort, Albert E. Holman, Mrs. Wilma P, Ma3a, Leonard R. ~lth, Etiis E. Thorn-ton, Mrs. Arnold Ousle,y. POINT PLEASANT· - Mr. and Mre, JoS41Pb VanSickle, . P~dnt Pleasant, ceiebra*ed their ~Oth weddilw: annlveraary, '&mday 1 March 31. ·'J'he)' are the parenta of a daughter. Man Arm ol Columbua. 0., and a son Hayburn VanSickle, Rt. 1 Galllpoli~e Mr. VanSickle I& a retired iron worker, and both are active in taHne mlllionary work and are etill active in the Nazarene Church activities. Loan Totals Up.l4.22% in Club Officers are Named Farm Credit ·'-1. '{ J BUDGET•PRICED·PAlm The Louisville Fann Credit District set new loan records in 1967 with total loans closed amowttlng to $6tU,718,G74; UP $51,707,058 from 1966. Loins outstanding u or December 31. 1967 were $5401869,831, \C> $67,363,253 from 1966, or 14.22 per cent. Total borrowers and "A" stockholders increased to ua,.. 926 member!:i, The district includes 40PCA's in Ohio, Indiana, K'entucky, and Tennessee. Ohio continues to be a leading user or agricultural credit. As of Jan\lary 1, 1968, 19,024 PCA members had loans outstanding of $150,220,957. This Is anincreaseof$21,518,025over 1966 records. The Jackson Production Credit Association had loans outstanding of $7,800,912 as or December 31, 1967. The assoclation serves 1,S08 "B" stockholders aod 930 capital stockholders in 11 Sou~ eastern Ohio counties. •' no· OIL-BASE ··•· ., HOUSE PAINT · $6.19 OIL BAS£ MOUSE PAINt gallon · LATEX FLAT · WALL PAINT !VALL PAINr $4.42 gollon Get Order In Early For Easter Corsages ja soua1;>t by tile plllintiO:. An ·order granting a dt'vO.rce to Leona 'Brock from wuhur Brock was signed by the court and the plaintiff was given custocty of tlleir in!ant cbiid. ElMER BURNS COLOR CENTER .992-5611 . "'':NdDJ,VGIT "'' ~ D.......n.,, ••\:1;-· .. $ "''·..;: r.-.st 59N. 2nc1An. OHIO THE SHERWflt·WILUAMS Co. 992·55611 MII)D~EPORT .. ' ' CL£~MER at Rll dr1111: C()Uft\ef!l . ' J...and. mark r.aeter Egg Colortrw Con- and enter the Pomeroy ·tilt. Here's a ehanee to win a crliP new Five ll»llar Bill~ lf .you can bring In tile most colortul Easter Ea in our area. Just pick out yourbesundmoatcolortul one and bring It to oUr Landmark store to be ju~~ for the contest. Put your egg In a paper bag, put your name and.addreas on the bag and brb\g it to our ' Lancb.ark atore in Pomeroy,,. ·tt might make you $5.00 richer! Bring dtem In AprU 4, 5, or 6, cluriqt o u r Lan<bnark Open &uM. · ;rJancy Reed or Landmark in Pomeroy invites you to aee the noweat in cookirli with eJec>. . trlciiY. ~ark wUl bave on dlsploy dorlng tbolr Color TV Open Houll on April 4, 5, 6, the new Unieo electtonlc Range. Thla 1.1 the newest and quickest way to PriiW'e !ood. It is exciting, dr• maue and allows many short <uti ond time oartrva you nev,. dr-ed pOSSible, say aootJ.bye totheoldoCa~ eel metal .POt• and pans when cook1111 in the nn Unlco Radaranse. You can actually cook. U you desire, on dlsbes tl)at are made from glass, plutlc, or O!licers were olocted ond projecta selectedattheorganlzatloJr al meedrw of the Pomeroy Bend semor ~H Club held Monday nicht at the home or Mn. C. E. Blakeslee, adviliOr. · Selected as oWcers tor the year were Carol Hargraves, pr&o sldent; Debbie ~ Harbrecht, vlce president: Twila Clatworthy, secrettry; Becky Houda.shelt, treasurer; Mary Pearson, news reporteri Irene Barnes, recreation leader: Beck)' Triplett, safety chairman; and Debbie Hunnoi. health chalnnan. The girla aelected school dreBIII'S and sport& clothes as .. Baptist Plan Crusade with Evangelist The Rev. CharlesLusher,Ohlo BI,Ptlit Convention eva~iat, will conduct a crusade at the Middleport Pint Baptist Chllrch beglmllng April 15, In preparation for the crusade, even paper. cottage prayer meetinas have Cooking time has beendramatlo been scheduled this week, the i lcaiq reduced from hours to first to be beid at 7:30 Tuesday minutes ond miootea to oeoondl. nflbt 111 the home o! Mro. B..,. Tbe ~., p,.~ ond tl!il lah Whltel Scbe<lule lor 111e r&,' mtrtfni' ftlue of food'WW. be en- malnder of the wee~ Is 9:30 a. blnced. Hamburgers oomPietoll m. Wednesdey Ill the Frank reM\' In 60 seconds and man;y Cheesebrew home; 7:3ll p.m. foods as little as 16 aeconds. Thuraday at the Tony Fowler Come in and see Anna Grace ttomej 2 p.m. Friday at the Mrs. Torehlano, Home Ecollmlist of Dana Hamm home, and 7:30 p. Oblo PoWir Company, clemoJ>o m. Friday Ill the Fred Holfmen atrott 111is "'abulou• mothocl or borne. cookln&o Worker conferences and visi!n adclition to this oooklng lea. tatlon wUI be featured In tbe tun mll\Y other item• wUl be on nr•t two days or the evangell~<o "''ICtal ond !lin 'lor eveeyone all tic crusade, with meetings to three da,yo at the Pomeroy Lant1o beiln on Wednesday, April 17, mark Opeo llouao. Tbe door ond continuing through April 21. .Prlles conJiat·of aeven tree RCA. , mu•lc wlll be presented Color TV Betl ~lui 100 borws 11: each ot'th,e 8ervlces. prlu• or Obmlilan Permanonl Cliriilos. "All three ~· plan to ~ ftl1odwlth realoJO:itlni ovente. · Friday, 5,000 rree bob)' cblcko will be (lven awoy, 'l'be cblck• will ·arriYo at ljlproxJmateb' 9 a.ni. lind wlll be gl- rree to IUI)'OIIIi wbi> wtabeo titfm. It Ia Rltu or oommunlm were ob· auuoetld 111ot everyone bring setvtd" !lrndey evening at t b e tbolr own container. Orace ~·oopol Cburcb In Pom· Tl\uredoy ond Friday Ute rao- eroy. r .... o-llve !rom the The ROY. Albert McKenzie or ~~~ Chain Sew CoorWan¥ Sl Peter' 1 ~soopal Cburcb et wlil'-bo present to ll\alllell chain GallipOlla met will! the OOilll'eaa- cbalnllnre or charlo. Tbls !Iori !Or lhe . . . .union obllrv· il ' tree service to beJit. ae- ance. Ptlor to the 1errice, he !pilrt you with one of the Onoot lnst:ueted the oool!lrmallon chilo AWl avaUable todQ. The conftrmatlon il planned te poople wlll llao be , tor Easter, &rndey by Blabop o all illret ~a. Lantlo ' Roair Blanchard o! Clncbmatl; ~In POPIII'Ol' wUI'aiio beol- . . t~ a11\relojioy trade li!onl."'' Girl Seouts Elect I '= projects. Mrs, Blakeslee installed the new officen and pr&o sented each ofilcer with a cor-. o;age. Meetings were planned for Ule first and third Mondays of each month at the Blakeslee home. Members cll.ic:ussed figures, lines, colors, and patterns. After refreshments were ser..ed. the gr<nP went to Pomeroy Junior High School Cor the annual otncers, Advisors, and Parents t-H Conference. :•;.•caIenda r..::.. cia••· New Lead~l'!l ::· ::: TUESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 186, 0. E. S., Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., Masonic TemPiej recognition of three 50 year members, past matrons and past patrona. SOlJfHERN LOCAL B a n d Booaters at Racine High School, 7:30 p, m. Tuesday. Final plans for jitney SLIPPer on AprU 20. All interested persons urged to attend. AMERICAN Luthere.n Church Women or ~ Paul and !:it. John Luther in Chu:rch. 8 p, m. Tues. ' day, -st: ltiii'Ctt~/cl!; .. '• .. WSWS of Enterprise EUB church Tuesday evening, home ot Mrs. Edward Bowen. Mrs. Menzel Smith, program leader. RUMMAGE SA_LE, Catholic Olurch auditorium, 9 to 4 p.m. 'lllesday ond Wednesday, sponsored by the Catholic Women's Club. MEIGS COUNTY ART Assn., TUesday, April 9, Columbus and Souttlem Ohio Electric Co., 7 p.m. All interested persons in- vtted. WEDNESDAY LAST CALL todoy for Mason bays to lignup for Peewee, LitUe, or Pony league baseball between U p.m. at Maoon Youth comer. Same hours April! end April 2, same place. Parent or J!Uifdlan, plua ~ lor lnsuranee, MUST ICeorDJIIUIY boy to ell)llup U fie Intends to play. MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Garclenera, 8 p.m. Wemolds¥ at the borne or Mrs. GlOM Lombert. GDIL SCOUT Nei&bborbood I aervice team meeting Wednesday, Colwnbue and Sootllern Oblo Electric Co. office. New leaders ur&od to attend. THURSDAY RUMMAGE SALE, Heath Methodist Cburcb basement, Middle· port, lpOIIIIOI'ed by the Eleanor Circle: AnYone having ltem• to be pleked up mey liau 992$17 or 1192.a236. . eASr CIIIEFS, ~ T""" MAllON J Mailon Girl Scout pie, P)1hlna Sistare, 7:30 TburBo ' TlJO 111Ctol1 rt1>re101lt1Uve 91 'fTqilp 8'1 reCiin~J¥ lleeted Petrol day ~ II the borne or Mrs, lhtt ·TWendllh Ctnluey. Wolciq: Leadorl ond Aaelatantl-rloa Rollin Boarha, Pll!iPa!l!' wUI llao be preaont · follows: BOARD OF llroctora, lloli• . . . llrlrv lnstruotionl ond CouniY American Red croo• welding, U you be.. IIQ' Choi>ttr, .8:30 p,m., Thuredoy, at como In ' llad 41114:11111 . ·V otorus MemOrllllloapiW, .Ute Chain S.w (oxcoilt ~IP.) 1 ... .I.:" ,;:;r.:~ . SU!iDAY . : \Xl~FIJIII4Tio!f, TriniiJ liillo . ' '' ., .p., . .·'I ...., '.' .f ) ' {,. 1 . 'j·_ ~J)..•·'<\ r • ,~~~-~-·\'W~,w· ,., , "· • ' ,,. .., ,,. ' ~eveM talk, Welch Birth of Son is Being Announced :;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:::::·:::·:·\: Allen, all or Columbus. Mary Bradbury, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, spent the weekend in Olillioothe with her uncle a~d aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen. Guests of the Bradbury family 9.mday were Joe Young and son, Joe, of Cambridge. Mr.and Mrs.0. . w weer 11 and dau~ters, linda and Deb~ ra of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer. Mrs. Betty Cline was t h e Sunda.Y guest of her son.fn.law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ger· aid Marr at New Haven . Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and dau'""'ter, Carol, spent &m.-~ .... in &•a, . vleru\' \fa: Ylsltlng' Mls, J. W. DawsonandMrs. Thelma How· ard. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy were week. end vtsitors in McComelsvUie with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brad· ford returned Sunday night from a two week vacation. They vis!ted her brother.in.Jaw and slster, Mr. and Mra. Hobartg,ields in Eustis. Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Bennett at Winterhaven. F:rlroute home they visited in Washington, D. C. with their dauKhterin-law. Mrs. Brllce Bradford and daugllters, Dana and Lealle. w: Robes Completed For Palm~.Sunday NOW OPENI cPe pte-~j~f\--t Pc-il4t ~~c-'t.lPt. Pleasant 67 5-16111 • • COMPLETES COURSE PT. PLEASANT - Second Ueutenant Marvin R. Auattn. 22, whose mother, Mrs. Lettie J, Austin, and wile, Karen, live on Route 2, Point Pleasant, li:ompleted a SUPPly management or.. · ncer course March 8 at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee, Va. New robe• for the youth choir Addin On? In 1954, the International Longshoremen's Union called orr a 2lkla.Y-<>id strike ~ New York'& waterfroDt. 1t was the lorwest ~k strike ~ to that time in the hietocy of New or tbl, Trtnlv United Chureb or Christ' have been completed and wUI be worn b)' tile ch.lldren on Pelm Sundl)'. Memtien woo have the robes are asktd to take them ro the cbureb Thursday, The choir will rehearse Ill 3 p.m. Seturday ar- ONE DAY ternoon. SHIRT SERVICE MEETING CANCELLED Pomeroy S\akt11J)e81'8 Club ocbodoled to meetWemosllo,ybas been cancalled. Mrs. Dole Smith wUI be boetoSI lor the Ma,y lng wbleh ·wlll with a p0;. luck dlqner, You get our UBUa1 fine 11ervico and finishing. m- e1n ot9, out It 5 Now ••• a lall111ous pc~irtr irtal mahs youC,..~ ... Electric beac~~Jt. , . .' ' ~··· l .i . ' '·) :::: J\iha .. .... ' y author or c;hUdi'en'i!i books, was · ·· · ·~ ll a recent meeting ol ' . Easter Theme f . Dmner ' " ~; • ' Mr. and Mr•. Ted f'iflbor ani! the, l'bfril 'fbur•day Club at the mmt ot Ml'11. :ilaron swarL!, JHram Filher, Mrs. Caraoo 'chUdrcn of t:inchmatiwere week:t u-·'-'"""-•~ ' Hayes. written lnjl'~ dlsploy riC end guestl'l or hie parerita, .,.... """'_........ Mra. Vernon Smith, Mra. Pa\11 and !· ' • ' Mrll. Jllro~~m Filher. Ullli'J, JloW ·Not to Write A Uonlit Zirkle, Mrs. Fred Deaaauer, During lhO meetll!t Olllidit• Carl B. Weeae waa at setg.. Book,· Mi"e. Welch related some Mrs. Jamea Fugate, MrJ .. David fried hall, Ohio Unlveralty, Sat. of the lneldent.s which inlipired by Mr&, Janice Yourrc , . . , . _ JohniOII, Mra. Everett Michaels, urda,)o morning for the final sehol- her In the writing field. In her made for clUb milnbOr• to i!1(lt Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Ralph Ea•ter bats u 0. projeCt lor ar lecture or the Martha Holden is NQrten, Mrs. JOhn. Manley, Miss the AJ>rU lr!eetlni. 11r1. ~ Dottie Reynolds, Mra. M a r y Jennings series. He was accoin~ White, FlatwOod!, Will, ·J>t Durlt, Mrs. WayneSirilher, Miss panted to Athena by Mro. Weese Tf...,f11re 0 tess for that meet.lniand Mils Marcia Karl- who viaEaster theme wali carried Darlene Dll'lcan, Mrs. Joe Brad· ited there with Miss Anoa wu. ~ut In table decoration• for a Nrs. Cblorit Gaul SKretary.' t reUureftlr.;;,,rt, ley, and Mr1. Elza Gilmore, Jr. IIams. Dr. Ethel Altenfels ol . nner and Cellow.shjp hour of tile Otbero presenting glfle to tile collected tile duos. Tile door New York University was ttu :racuse, Minersvtlle. and Forhonored pst were Mill Agnea lecturer using "'Lookilll Aheaf t Ham Methodist Churehes Sun. prize wu '!li'n bl .,Mr•· Weld.. Helreahmentl Wf.IJ'8 urved llr White, Mrs. Georp Horak, Mrl. tn Education - Ar. Anthrcpolo ~noon at the SJrracuee Church. EdUh BumgarG\er, Mra. Ph II Mrs, SWartz ond Mr.; Jarwt ConPoint of VIew.'' of U~te streamera With bowls Meinhart, Mila Erms S m I t h, efst's ooll)', co-hostess, to .-.,aenam.ed Patrolman and Mrs. T e r r ies and .ionqulls were li.Sed Mrs. Mabel ZwilllnJ, Mrs. Vir· Kni&bt ot Marion were weeker on the tables !or the charge d[n. and Mrs. SuftHII)'mlll, Mrs. Glr gil Brown, Mrs. William Price, Ann Burket . Mrt. Pooler • guest• of hla parents, Mr. ar ner, The Rev, WendeJJ stutler Mra. Thelma Neaae, Mrl. Jame• Mrs. CaroJln TriPP, llrs. ii..... ~~~~.._Jed in grol.l) singtns o£ Yeauger, Mra. Dayton PbWlpa, Mrs. Chester Knight. on · Loucks, ··Mrs. Blrbat• Trill;,~ Mr. and Mrs. John Bachm e ~logy to Precede the din. Mrs. William McFarland, Mra. ner. and Mr .. Marilyn Rob1niOil. . of Columbus spent the weekeoo William Harrah, Mra. Hareyllayman, Mrs. Jimmy King, Mra. Don here with her sister, Mrs. Les. Mayer, Mra. Roy Mayer, Mrs. ter Wilson. Otherweekendgueets Don ~res, Mrs. Cecil H)'aell, of Mrs. WU son were her 10n. Apprecl.tlon Mrs. Cora Molnbart, Mro, Cli!J in.Jaw and d•ughter, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Hayes of Columbus. Roush, Mrs. Charles Routh, Mrs. To Your Church Mr, and Mra. John ThOmas ot Darla Sue aersbach, daughter Leonard He1s, Mark Fisller, S.nd A Bnutlful Mrs. Charlea Wilkinson, M r s. of Mrs. Ann Ebersbach, is con· Moline, Dl., are announcing the birth or a son, Jeffrey Erick-vaie.sclng at Veterans Memor· Blooming Pl1nl Minnie Clark, and Mrs. 0 t to ial Hospital where she remains &on. Loltn, Born on March 16 at the ~ a patient. Mr. and Mrs. David .._Gordon line Pllbilc Hospital, the baby ot Cincinnati, were weekend weighed nine pound::; and seven guests of his parent&, Mr. and ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Homer R. Gordo(l of Mul- Thomas of PQmeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wolford oCChUberry HeifJl,ts. licothe are the gra"*arents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hill, & . were in Hamilton over the weekend where they visited with their son and daughter.i.n.law, A layette shower honoring Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Allen C. lUll, Jr. Mllton Roush of Minersville was and children, Linda and Mark; given Thursday evenlng at the and in Dayton with another son llJme of Mrs, Karl Grue&er. and daughter.in.law, Mr. and Pink and blue streamers were Mrs. Sleven Hill and daughter, used in the decorations of the Marc). Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Phalin, gift table whichwascenteredwith a miniature cradle. A stork Roy Arms, Mrs. Asa CUster, replica was used on the mantle. and Mrs. Cora Grindley were in Games were played with prizes Marmet, W. Va. Saturday to atbeing won by Mrs. William Fran- tend funeral services Cor Warcis and Mrs. Homer Holter. Mrs. ren PhaUn held at the Johnson Grueser served ice cream and Funeral Home. The late Mr. Phalin was the father or Alvle cake. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. RT. 62 NOR1K Guests at the shower were Phalin and the uncle of Arms, CALL DIRECT . Miss Eleaoor Hobson, Mrs, Zana Mrs. Custer, and Mrs. Grind. Reuter, Mrs, Antonel..ocke1 Mrs. ley. Ernest Harris, Mrs. Mason SLIGHTLY IMPROVED e SWIMMING o TENNIS e GOLF Fisher, Mrs. Gregg Housh, Mrs. MASON - Mrs. Frank Ettle, Holter, Mrs. Clyde Andrews. the former Marilyn Huddleston, e DANCING e ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. John Sauvage, Mrs. Fran- of Athens, Ohio, is sUWttly im-. e HORSE SACK RIDING ' .. ~ cis, Mrs. Thelma Ashworth, Mrs. proved at the Charleston Mem. Joyce Ramsey, Mrs. Mary Bentz, orial Hospita,l.,'Yh~r~ 4b~ .i .~ Qq~ e EXCELLENT FOOD & SERVIC!; -~ ' 'ltld Mr'S. Ori.!r narrt5. · -.. ' pi tali zed for blood clot in the left r.e ~en·a t iOI 1S now being accepted Others presenting gltts to Mrs, leg. Her room Is 571. Mrs. Ettie, Housh were Mrs. Eileen Clark, the mother of two children, was Mrs. Glenna Dav111, Mrs. How- formerly of Mason. ard Nolan, Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. Paul Harris, 'Mrs, Harold ~ith, Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs. Carroll Norris, M r a. George &:hneider, Mrs. Paul Kloes, and Mrs. Edith Hood. A gift was also _presented to Mrs. Roush by members of the Homemakers Club. •d laturi:h .of Cbrlll, 10r21i a.m. . P~~. . ,,,. .. , ' ,, ' ' Shower Given Middleport ... ·.·. Mrs. Roush Personal Notes ••.• In Syracuse ~;;:::::: ::: :· ·:· . · .· :·: 1!is~~;a/ · · · · · · ·• E\g:i2~§~f~: ,•. ,...... cirttlni ln"atn.,!fjilcH• u. ax, ..,., or ~~ 'W!iard ~eir tl)a purcblao Ill lilY ,.,. HoJno. ••.m.sa blllll~h . T;;'r;~ll' dentll!t ~IJt.rJy. come in loif MOW-lO or- Oct P'A.S to Communion Rites Observed Sunday tar FALSE TEETH ·chtldren In the area '*ill Bank Asking For Recovery I ' Mrs. Dale JlattiBOR. and Mn. Looter Wilsm rllllertalnod Selurday niglll Ill the WIIIOO borne will! a liietlo bonorin1< Mrs. RuaseU Mlller ot Oak S •• Pomeroy. Gift• were placed in a basai· net decorated with pink and blue Jtreamtr& which extended to the ceiling. Games were played Will! Mrs. Josephine Mlller and Mn. Alfred Rusehel wlnning the prlz. es. '11le doOr prize went to Mlu Jan Flaber. Pink and blue bootie replicas topped lndiYiduai cekea · omicb were eerved with lee cream, coffee, ~ncb and minte. Min· iature cradlee with babies were given aa favors. Qle!lts at the shower included those named above and Mra. VIrgil fla1et and Mrs. John Bachman or Columbus; Mra. Ted Fllher and daughter, Jan, or Cincinnati; Mrs. Delbert Chaney ot Albany; and Mrs. Bill White, Mra. Gary Miller, Miss Jeanette Mlller, Miss Jeannine Miller, Mra. Freda Hinea, Mrs. Tom Grinstead, Mra. Cecil Duncan, Mra. William Grinstead, Mrs. . ·' .·.: l!rJ'o :~: Woitldn'i lt. Be Wonderful To Win A New Color TV Over Weekend I . ,• Arrests Made I ' . r· · .[: .~.~,h~r Speaks tc{J~~es. ·Mrs. Miller Honored ,r~~::;:;.~ .·. . J: Personal Notes :: ~. Welch, With·Layette Shower 'fhe lleiQ- Sondnel- . SPIED SATIN• . • ·" . . " �,.-'· ' . ' ,,. ' '' ... yl .' · ~ ""' ~nae )lt.4t' si!1lhl0t.: J»mruW..Middlf!L'ICU'l, o., t\prU 2, 1968 · _· , - Menttlt Ht4Jth P,rQgrafu ·~evi-ewed ~~Jt.I&INT - Readings on Temperance Given Friday 5 .-\ New? With Radarange At Your Landmark Farmer Debts Folk Lore Keys Heritage Camp Over Weekend His Assets ·I ' •'I lhoughl ro~·. · . lhe ·~-: .\Jnct·i~·atl drama Cl'iUt I'Cl'C)' llanln'kmd said. ,.The fe.r.ale knee l• a Johtt and nqt •n entertalnment." (, Tho lion- dlictisiOII the poJOibUIIY or loll. Ctnbtt in Cabell count;y. tal lloaiOt Co[\Unitteo MOnday "'" OOW1IY JolninH tbe SOUthwell'1'1\!o cenier lo !!> bf Clllllruct( ni&lll .in the IO!Iribouae.lury room ern ltesi~ Mental llealtb cclm~ ed · '!llh beip trom ilia filderel .. ' prebenslvo l'ro!li'wn omicb woold. CI!'\':OI'M\l!(lt. 1:!'1'1'1'¢1>' lhe Cab· Include Cabetl, Maaon, Wayneond ,ell ,CowiiY COii.\'l , lo llno!Jclng Ltnooln CoiPlties whleh, if l.ncof.:. a. clinic '·until, the eenter 11 op... . Temper~ readings were given by Mra. BettJ CHile at porated in the SWRMII propo~al/ ~· ., ·. What•~ Fi'ldll' ni&bt's meeting o! t be would be entitled to uao 111• 11\o bJi . problem Iadiil! the ., Mldifleporl Woman•• Cbrlltian services pnMded by the een.. local ·Mmtal neatih Committee Temperance Union held at tlle ter. Ia U the fUnds awroprlated by Cookin~ A committee eomposed or the the. locol COUIII;)' c:ourt, wblch Church of Otriat. Mrs. Cline road, SobrieiY, the Rev. Gaatoa Boyle, Jr .• Mrs. ar:e DOW uaed to GPirate a .Mt!n· 9lren&th oUlocl.it.Y and Uop~r Jean Baker, Dr. Margaret Rosa, tal ijealth referral offtee in the Exploits the Armed Forces. Tbe Mrs. Bene Sommer and Je&b courthouH, are given to t h e theme 1008:. Vote 1t Out OJitllled Mercandente will _ . . be· -W.itern Resional Conter, the mieting with prayer by Mr.11. rore the Mason CountiY Court tben where would the fundi!! eome this Saturday asking the county from to operate the referral or- Audrey Miller. The lrtendoblp circle and the Lord'a Prayer to contribute the counQ' 1.76. Dee? in uni501l eloaed the meeting. 56 tunds (fUnds of the count.v It was reaaonabi.Y pointed out Mrs. Cline and Mrs. Clarence used for mentaJ health) which that the local referral office Is il!l approxl.m:ttely $6,000, to the handicapped tr it baa no place to McNeal served refreshment• to send referrals, and therefore Mra. ~loll White, Mrs. Joe need to put their resources with Turner and KI'anddaU&hter, Santhe other cOWJties to have ade- dra, Mre. Hazel Board, Mrs. [J.tate facilities and aerviees Pearl Hoffman. and Mn. Genewhich Maaon County could not vieve Saxon. provide will! the small amount allocated by the iocol court lor Mental Health servicea. Bob Marollall o! tile Depart. ment of Mental HeaJU. outlined the advantages or Maroon Coonb' Joining in the Ce~~ter and Nancy Reed of landmark In A report issued by the Farm stated that the Department faPomeroy invites you to see the newest in cooking with electric- Credit Administration of Wa• vor~ Regionalizatlon as soman,y ity. Lanctnark wUI have on di~ lngton, D.c. indicated Canners' more aervlees eould be provided MASON - Gilbert Barneue, .Play during their Color TV ~en debts increased rapidly during under this setup. MallOn Count.Y 4-H Club Agen~ The proposed center will cost along with two youth leaders and House on AprU 4, 5, and 6, the 1967, but agricultureonthewhole continued to be in good tlnancial for construction and administra- eight t-H'ers, attended MoUDo new Unlco electronic range. This pOSition. tive persomel in the price realm taineer Heritage Camp at Hawk's is the newest and quickest wa,y Total farmers' debts are now or $8H,ooo. to prepare food. It ls exciting, Nest, W. Va., on Frida)', SatThe gro\lp will meet again on urdl)' end Sunday, ¢ -.watic and allows man,y short $48.6 billion as compared to cuts and time savings you never $44.5 bUilon a year ago, How... Monday, April 15, to receive a Attending in addition to the t-Il ever, fanners' aasets increa,s.. report from the committee that agent wen Ora Mae Hunt of dreamed possible. Sas goodbye to the old fashioned ed from $269 billion to $281 bi>- aweared before the count,y court Leon, Mary Froednt, and4--H'ers metal pots and pans when cooking llon. A& a result, net worth ot and to then decide what steps Alan Hart, Carla Crookham, Bobin the new Unico Radarange. You farmers increased from $223 to take from there, particularly b)' tlewhllrst. all of New Haven can acutally cook, 11 you desire, bilUon on January 1, 1967 to ahould their reCJ.lelt to the court area; Betsy Fowler, Steven Chapon dishes that are made r r o m $231 blllion at the beglming o! to participate in the Southwe.st. mf.ll, Mary Jane Getty, Point ern H:egl.on.al Center be turned Pleasant: Ronnie Wedge and Debglass, plastic, or eVen pa,per. 1968. Farmers Income margins conoo down. Cooking time has been dramatbie Sayre or Leon. ically reduced from hours to min. tinue to be under presl!iure with This camp, held ror the first utes and minutes to seconds. The farmers purchasing an increastime, enlig·htened the young peoTaylor Continuing ple on the culture of the moun.wearance, navor and the nu- ing pan or their imPuts from non .. farm sources. With 1"" trient value of food wUl be entains in the Appalachian reP,n. hanced. Hamburgers coltl)letel.y creased costs of these imputs Block Mother Plan Folk sayings, singing and dane... ready in liD seconds and many and continued tight credit, agn.. ing were enjoyed by all. Mr. cultural lenderswillneedtocareoo food., as little as 16 seconds. Barnette led the group in square MASON - Former Mason Po- dencing. Come ,in and see Anna Grace Cully review the Purposes for Torchiano, Home EcOlllmist of which applicants desire to use lice Chief Fred Taylor atameetSchDlarshii)s forthecamPwere ·Ollio Power Company, demon- credit and give more attention ing with block mothers said he provided by the Arts and Hwnaniwould continue working on the IY Association. strate this fabulous method of to repayment c~acity. The Fann Credit Administra"Aid the Ch.l)dren" program, cooking. The gro~ toured the historical In addition to this cooking fea- tion supervises the Federal ~ even though he has resigned as Gulley mountain area and viewed ture lll8l1f other lttlln& wW be on termediate Credit Banks and all police chief. the largest prlvatehiatoricalm• He wiU caU soother meeting seum in West Virginia at Oak BPeeial and run for everyone all Production CredLt Associations. Ohio has eleven production Cr&o in the near future as soon as he HUL 1 three days at the Pomeroy Landimark Open House. The door dit Association&, lncluding the receive& a brochure from the On Oion<lay morning the group tbrtas con~at or seven tree RCA Jackson P,C,A,, which Arvt~s FSl on the program. attended worahlp . ,aerrice . and 'The block mothers wUi be D)&ss at the Catholic and Protes'color TV sets plus 100 bcxws eleven &lutheastern counties, Identified with an insignia in the tant churches. At the latter prbes of Olympian Permanent winci>w. The chlld would koow church, folk hymns were used in Candles. All three days plan to Prayer Breakfast that he or she could go to that the service. be mledwlth real excltill!: events. home Cor help. Frl~, 5,000 tree baby chicks wW be given away. The chlc~s Planned in Mason will arrive at approXimately 9 a. m. and will be given tree to Fund Drive Begun MASON - The Mason~ tn¥one who wishes them. lt is suggested that everyone bring dist Youth FellowshJp is planning a Holy Weel-; Prayer Brealdast To Pay for Truck their own container, beginning on Mondly, AprU 8 at Thursday and Friday the facPT. PLEASANT - Arreato torY representative from t he 7:30 a.m. and continue through recorded at the count;y jail durMASON The Mason Vol~Jno Homelite Chain Saw ComPany will AprU 12. Ing t2le weekend were: Arley The Rev. Lowell Keeney an- teer Fire Department ha• started PatterBOII, 38, Henderlo'n; Frank· be present to sharpen chain saw a fund drive to help pay for Its chains free of charge, This Is a oowteed that Slllficient time will $13,000 nre truek. lin Patterson, Gallipolis Ferey; tree service to help acquaint you be allowed for the YO\Ull people A 8P8Cial thanks hal been e"" Elllo Williams, Henderson; wu. ·wtth one or the nnest chain saws to leave Cor school. He also aJP tended to thot~e who have already Uam E. Count a, 44, Dunbar, all available. The Homeltte people oounced that Maundy Thur•da,y, cbnated, and to the Mason JIQ'- <:barged wttll intoxication a n d will also be available all three Hoq Communion Service wUI cees 1or their contributiOn of Foye Holoomb Lanbri&llt, 46, days. Landmark in Pomeroy will be on Thursday, April 11 at 7:30 $48.13. Mason's Town Recorder, Glendale, Calif., chlld desertion also be olfering a three-day trade p.m. and Eaater Sunrlae Service Mrs. Charlotte Jenks, reported warrant. in on any woodcutting ~nstrument will be at 6 a.m. and morning that the Mason Jaycees were Two IS.year~d girls end two such as an ax, saw, or hatchet, worshiP at 9:45 a.m. on April forced to disband because ot J6.year~d boys, escapees !rom toward the Purchase of any new 14. shift work of many or its mem- Lakin State Hospital, are COD· Homolite Chain saw (OXC!IltZI!>). bers. She ooted that in her optn. ftned to tile 00\Ull,y jail m Chari· The factory representative of ion this was a great loss to the ea or srand larCft11 (auto tllell) Janice Holter New the Tw'"'tieth Century Welding community as the men werewJI}.. alter the )'OOltha ollogedly stole Company will also be present ing to <b ell thl)' could to as&llt an automobUe belonglng to NelFritky giving instructions and Membrr of Group 8011 Rainey, Bellemeade, and the communiiY. tJps on welcting, if you have wer.e later apprehended in Park.. Janice Holter, Pomeroy, has any problems come in and disersburg, W, Va. The )'Ollthawere joined the junior membershiP cuss them with him. The facPLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL returned to Mason CouniY by tile tory representative will also be ranks of Holatt:lo-Friesian AssoADMITTED: llennla Roooll, state Police and Sberill' 1 Depart. on hand to demonstrate Frida.)', ciation or America. Nearb' Letart; Mra. Abraham Baker, ment. the latest in drain cleaners, You 700 yoqsters are now actively Leon; P, A, Sayre, Arbuckle; will have lO see this fabulous enrolled In the breed organiza. Teresa Miller, Pl Pleuant; WUdz:ain cleaner to understand how tion' s program. To qualify, membercandldatea Ilam Proffitt, Point PleasarJt; it works. WUUe King, Arbuckle; Roy Lane, Also Friday it is planned to must be Wtder 21 yeara or age Pt. Pleallllt.; Mrs. Clarence Adhave the helicoPter here that and have successfulb completed kins, Letart. wUI be doing the custom spraying one year's work in a t-H or vo' DISCHARGED: llann7 Brown, cational agriculture dairy profor the farmers In this area. PT. PLEASANT - Twu dvHomer Thel11, Alta Herdman, This plans to be me latest in Ject.. Individual ownerlhlp or at · Vin<ent Robertoon, John Dower, 11 actlono - · Dled in the custom service bel ..providedby lea&t one Registered Holstein ts Michael OJiver, Mrs. Carl Birch- nee or tile ClNull Clerk, boll! also required, Landmark In Pomeroy. concerning proml111017 notes and field and son. One of lht ouutandina spec iah or Polnl PleaaBmTHS: Mr. and Mrs. John the Peoples wW be the new Utdco n&Jlex 19 Auxiliary Meet~ Gardner, Ft. Plea11811t, a aon; 1111 Ia tile plllntlllln ncb. side by side refrigerator, which Olio adjno II \IO!niDcllrll Judi· Mr. and Mrs. Olarlea Pear~ is two .Wliances in one, a real menl !rom 1llt lllren<llot. lill'Oid LAKlN, W, Va,- The rqular Pt. Pieaaan~ a dall&hter. space saver which is on sale for meeUng of tile Allxillary or La. &apple, Henlllr.tCm, mlheamount $369.95. and eoats. Olher kin State Hospital waa held on - ·· . .. ... - -··· - - or Debbie ~ith is invit:q' all the 'lllesday. action ~ ~ DeW•• aod~ children in the area to come in AUend.lng were Rev. Kenneth Haven, W, Va. The next regu- Ora DtW"ao, Galllpo!la Ferand enter the Pomeroy Landmark Slaw, Dr. Marlldt Ro11, Bel- Jarl,y ICheduled meeting Is AP· ry, .. .""". . . . . ond )llrl&monl r.aoter Egg Coloring Contest: ole Cadle, Icy Rollins, Mildred rli 13. In the unoantorf&Ot.2ll•d~iit·· Here'5 a chance to win a crisp Legg, Icyel Slnea, &etf¥ cadle, new Five DJlllr BW, U you can Muon, W. Va., Lola Brown, Dotcalls cusllio41tl! in brine in the most colorflllEaeter 1;y Knaul, Pt. Plealant, W. Va.; 10ft fa~m-lltllllllidll! Egg ln our area. Just Pick out Iva Atlley, BollY White, Helen ,your best and moat coiorful one Carroll, Mar)' LeJvlng, Mildred DiSCOVIII wllole new e\l*ittH:t In lleep 0111 and bring it to oLlf Landmarh Roush, Eliu:beth Olisler, New TENSION EASE" m1ttrel1 by EnaJander.• · •tor.... . lt might make you $5.ijij richer! Brins them in ~ril 4, 5~ or 6, during our Landaiark Open Hoo ... Tllot Leos•• Of cuur&e, man,y,. ·man,y items NH41 Not Emnrross ~IU b!J on IIPtClal iO we sugge11t. Doll '& II•• ln fear or faiite teeth 1ou come in and look around and lt~C~~~entn(l'. wobbltn1 or dropplnl' jW!t 11.t wroniJ time. Por more aectlrlty register for all the door prizes.. nndthemorl' eomfon., Ju~t IJ;IrlnJtle a You ,do not nee<i to btl)' 11111'- llttle FABTEETH on )'OUr piKtCH. FA6TF.:ETH holdll. faille t.Jeth tltmcr. ~ing, ili•t come In ond 1111 hello, Make~~ uttlllf EHler. Jfo P'I~W . ~~~ tWIW. Helpt1 Cheek "dtnture 'JN!Ilth' . ~ and )'OU m~ be a winner. - Adv~ DuntureM th11.t 11t are NM!n\&111 to Up, So are ' ADNIS.'iONS flo.nlol .1> wt&Onerl 46 Ave.; BeiJ,IambJ c. ~eto. ~~.., 1110 Adrian A,.e.; Alllert A.H~ CJ;aft.., lil Second Avttl MilS Edna A, Burnell, .1026 socoi,d A¥Ooj Mrs. William Garvi11, Jlt, 1 EWlDgton; Mrs, Cena Parsons. Rt. 2 ~futon; Hoachle 1'eri'J'1 Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs, Carl F. Laf... · bert.: .Rt. 1 GaJ.ljpolls; Mrs. Os-. wald 0. Hanes, Pt. Pleasant; Paul E. Cox, 1«. I Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Grover M. Nelville, pt. Pleasant; Ray Van Matre, llt. 1 West Columbia~ Mrs, George W. Brown, Mason; Harry C. Housh, DJ, MaliOn; Valerie D. Van Matte, R:t. 1. Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Paul Harrison, Pt. Pleason~ Mrs. John c. TriPlet~· Rt. I Letart; Mrs, Thomas J. Reynolds. pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Wf).. l1am A. Carman. Rt. 1 Pomeroy: Mra. Roy J. Allen, pt. Pleasant; Robert K. H~nry, Jackson' Mrs. ThOrnton R. WUson, Rt. I Wellston; Mrs. Jack D. Franz. Ironton; Lisa A. Cook, Jackson; Mrs. · c:0ntra1 Scouts Guests OfTroop 137 MASON - Junior Girl Scout Troop 87 were g\lests at a party on Wednesday evening at the Mason Methodist Church with Brownie Troop 137 the hoat grol(). An Easter Bunny ce11ter piece centered the retreahment table. Abo used were Easter butut)' n.,.. kins and taYOrs of Easter eggs. Debbie Jonea, Mason, wu in charge of the games. .\ppreciation was el:Pressed Cor the sale of Girl Scout cookies. Brownle TrooP No. 137 I!IOid 516 boxes and Junior Girl ~out Troop No. 87 &old 515. Forty-seven girls from b>th trooPS attended alo~ with their leaders, Mrs. Bormie McFarland. Mrs. Carol Proffitt, Mrs. Cecile Van Meter, Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs. D>JI.Y Huber and parents, Mrs, Gladdie stewart and Mrs. Robert Bocock. Mr.. . . Bill, .~... 11\o 2 GalliPolis, dauabter, 10:13 e;m. Nondi,y; ,¥fo;' erfi.l E. Lambtrl; lit. J;.Gallli>OU•, <!a,'gbter, 12;12 . P.m. "'ndAY.· , ,; r~ Dtscu~. RGis. ·. ~. ' ;.r · Mark w. Cool<. 'William J. Fiol<nng; Twano s, Gli..Ore1 Deborllh ,L, Harvey, Carl Hogle, Harry F. lioldcrort, Albert E. Holman, Mrs. Wilma P, Ma3a, Leonard R. ~lth, Etiis E. Thorn-ton, Mrs. Arnold Ousle,y. POINT PLEASANT· - Mr. and Mre, JoS41Pb VanSickle, . P~dnt Pleasant, ceiebra*ed their ~Oth weddilw: annlveraary, '&mday 1 March 31. ·'J'he)' are the parenta of a daughter. Man Arm ol Columbua. 0., and a son Hayburn VanSickle, Rt. 1 Galllpoli~e Mr. VanSickle I& a retired iron worker, and both are active in taHne mlllionary work and are etill active in the Nazarene Church activities. Loan Totals Up.l4.22% in Club Officers are Named Farm Credit ·'-1. '{ J BUDGET•PRICED·PAlm The Louisville Fann Credit District set new loan records in 1967 with total loans closed amowttlng to $6tU,718,G74; UP $51,707,058 from 1966. Loins outstanding u or December 31. 1967 were $5401869,831, \C> $67,363,253 from 1966, or 14.22 per cent. Total borrowers and "A" stockholders increased to ua,.. 926 member!:i, The district includes 40PCA's in Ohio, Indiana, K'entucky, and Tennessee. Ohio continues to be a leading user or agricultural credit. As of Jan\lary 1, 1968, 19,024 PCA members had loans outstanding of $150,220,957. This Is anincreaseof$21,518,025over 1966 records. The Jackson Production Credit Association had loans outstanding of $7,800,912 as or December 31, 1967. The assoclation serves 1,S08 "B" stockholders aod 930 capital stockholders in 11 Sou~ eastern Ohio counties. •' no· OIL-BASE ··•· ., HOUSE PAINT · $6.19 OIL BAS£ MOUSE PAINt gallon · LATEX FLAT · WALL PAINT !VALL PAINr $4.42 gollon Get Order In Early For Easter Corsages ja soua1;>t by tile plllintiO:. An ·order granting a dt'vO.rce to Leona 'Brock from wuhur Brock was signed by the court and the plaintiff was given custocty of tlleir in!ant cbiid. ElMER BURNS COLOR CENTER .992-5611 . "'':NdDJ,VGIT "'' ~ D.......n.,, ••\:1;-· .. $ "''·..;: r.-.st 59N. 2nc1An. OHIO THE SHERWflt·WILUAMS Co. 992·55611 MII)D~EPORT .. ' ' CL£~MER at Rll dr1111: C()Uft\ef!l . ' J...and. mark r.aeter Egg Colortrw Con- and enter the Pomeroy ·tilt. Here's a ehanee to win a crliP new Five ll»llar Bill~ lf .you can bring In tile most colortul Easter Ea in our area. Just pick out yourbesundmoatcolortul one and bring It to oUr Landmark store to be ju~~ for the contest. Put your egg In a paper bag, put your name and.addreas on the bag and brb\g it to our ' Lancb.ark atore in Pomeroy,,. ·tt might make you $5.00 richer! Bring dtem In AprU 4, 5, or 6, cluriqt o u r Lan<bnark Open &uM. · ;rJancy Reed or Landmark in Pomeroy invites you to aee the noweat in cookirli with eJec>. . trlciiY. ~ark wUl bave on dlsploy dorlng tbolr Color TV Open Houll on April 4, 5, 6, the new Unieo electtonlc Range. Thla 1.1 the newest and quickest way to PriiW'e !ood. It is exciting, dr• maue and allows many short <uti ond time oartrva you nev,. dr-ed pOSSible, say aootJ.bye totheoldoCa~ eel metal .POt• and pans when cook1111 in the nn Unlco Radaranse. You can actually cook. U you desire, on dlsbes tl)at are made from glass, plutlc, or O!licers were olocted ond projecta selectedattheorganlzatloJr al meedrw of the Pomeroy Bend semor ~H Club held Monday nicht at the home or Mn. C. E. Blakeslee, adviliOr. · Selected as oWcers tor the year were Carol Hargraves, pr&o sldent; Debbie ~ Harbrecht, vlce president: Twila Clatworthy, secrettry; Becky Houda.shelt, treasurer; Mary Pearson, news reporteri Irene Barnes, recreation leader: Beck)' Triplett, safety chairman; and Debbie Hunnoi. health chalnnan. The girla aelected school dreBIII'S and sport& clothes as .. Baptist Plan Crusade with Evangelist The Rev. CharlesLusher,Ohlo BI,Ptlit Convention eva~iat, will conduct a crusade at the Middleport Pint Baptist Chllrch beglmllng April 15, In preparation for the crusade, even paper. cottage prayer meetinas have Cooking time has beendramatlo been scheduled this week, the i lcaiq reduced from hours to first to be beid at 7:30 Tuesday minutes ond miootea to oeoondl. nflbt 111 the home o! Mro. B..,. Tbe ~., p,.~ ond tl!il lah Whltel Scbe<lule lor 111e r&,' mtrtfni' ftlue of food'WW. be en- malnder of the wee~ Is 9:30 a. blnced. Hamburgers oomPietoll m. Wednesdey Ill the Frank reM\' In 60 seconds and man;y Cheesebrew home; 7:3ll p.m. foods as little as 16 aeconds. Thuraday at the Tony Fowler Come in and see Anna Grace ttomej 2 p.m. Friday at the Mrs. Torehlano, Home Ecollmlist of Dana Hamm home, and 7:30 p. Oblo PoWir Company, clemoJ>o m. Friday Ill the Fred Holfmen atrott 111is "'abulou• mothocl or borne. cookln&o Worker conferences and visi!n adclition to this oooklng lea. tatlon wUI be featured In tbe tun mll\Y other item• wUl be on nr•t two days or the evangell~<o "''ICtal ond !lin 'lor eveeyone all tic crusade, with meetings to three da,yo at the Pomeroy Lant1o beiln on Wednesday, April 17, mark Opeo llouao. Tbe door ond continuing through April 21. .Prlles conJiat·of aeven tree RCA. , mu•lc wlll be presented Color TV Betl ~lui 100 borws 11: each ot'th,e 8ervlces. prlu• or Obmlilan Permanonl Cliriilos. "All three ~· plan to ~ ftl1odwlth realoJO:itlni ovente. · Friday, 5,000 rree bob)' cblcko will be (lven awoy, 'l'be cblck• will ·arriYo at ljlproxJmateb' 9 a.ni. lind wlll be gl- rree to IUI)'OIIIi wbi> wtabeo titfm. It Ia Rltu or oommunlm were ob· auuoetld 111ot everyone bring setvtd" !lrndey evening at t b e tbolr own container. Orace ~·oopol Cburcb In Pom· Tl\uredoy ond Friday Ute rao- eroy. r .... o-llve !rom the The ROY. Albert McKenzie or ~~~ Chain Sew CoorWan¥ Sl Peter' 1 ~soopal Cburcb et wlil'-bo present to ll\alllell chain GallipOlla met will! the OOilll'eaa- cbalnllnre or charlo. Tbls !Iori !Or lhe . . . .union obllrv· il ' tree service to beJit. ae- ance. Ptlor to the 1errice, he !pilrt you with one of the Onoot lnst:ueted the oool!lrmallon chilo AWl avaUable todQ. The conftrmatlon il planned te poople wlll llao be , tor Easter, &rndey by Blabop o all illret ~a. Lantlo ' Roair Blanchard o! Clncbmatl; ~In POPIII'Ol' wUI'aiio beol- . . t~ a11\relojioy trade li!onl."'' Girl Seouts Elect I '= projects. Mrs, Blakeslee installed the new officen and pr&o sented each ofilcer with a cor-. o;age. Meetings were planned for Ule first and third Mondays of each month at the Blakeslee home. Members cll.ic:ussed figures, lines, colors, and patterns. After refreshments were ser..ed. the gr<nP went to Pomeroy Junior High School Cor the annual otncers, Advisors, and Parents t-H Conference. :•;.•caIenda r..::.. cia••· New Lead~l'!l ::· ::: TUESDAY POMEROY CHAPTER 186, 0. E. S., Tuesday, 7:45 p. m., Masonic TemPiej recognition of three 50 year members, past matrons and past patrona. SOlJfHERN LOCAL B a n d Booaters at Racine High School, 7:30 p, m. Tuesday. Final plans for jitney SLIPPer on AprU 20. All interested persons urged to attend. AMERICAN Luthere.n Church Women or ~ Paul and !:it. John Luther in Chu:rch. 8 p, m. Tues. ' day, -st: ltiii'Ctt~/cl!; .. '• .. WSWS of Enterprise EUB church Tuesday evening, home ot Mrs. Edward Bowen. Mrs. Menzel Smith, program leader. RUMMAGE SA_LE, Catholic Olurch auditorium, 9 to 4 p.m. 'lllesday ond Wednesday, sponsored by the Catholic Women's Club. MEIGS COUNTY ART Assn., TUesday, April 9, Columbus and Souttlem Ohio Electric Co., 7 p.m. All interested persons in- vtted. WEDNESDAY LAST CALL todoy for Mason bays to lignup for Peewee, LitUe, or Pony league baseball between U p.m. at Maoon Youth comer. Same hours April! end April 2, same place. Parent or J!Uifdlan, plua ~ lor lnsuranee, MUST ICeorDJIIUIY boy to ell)llup U fie Intends to play. MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Garclenera, 8 p.m. Wemolds¥ at the borne or Mrs. GlOM Lombert. GDIL SCOUT Nei&bborbood I aervice team meeting Wednesday, Colwnbue and Sootllern Oblo Electric Co. office. New leaders ur&od to attend. THURSDAY RUMMAGE SALE, Heath Methodist Cburcb basement, Middle· port, lpOIIIIOI'ed by the Eleanor Circle: AnYone having ltem• to be pleked up mey liau 992$17 or 1192.a236. . eASr CIIIEFS, ~ T""" MAllON J Mailon Girl Scout pie, P)1hlna Sistare, 7:30 TburBo ' TlJO 111Ctol1 rt1>re101lt1Uve 91 'fTqilp 8'1 reCiin~J¥ lleeted Petrol day ~ II the borne or Mrs, lhtt ·TWendllh Ctnluey. Wolciq: Leadorl ond Aaelatantl-rloa Rollin Boarha, Pll!iPa!l!' wUI llao be preaont · follows: BOARD OF llroctora, lloli• . . . llrlrv lnstruotionl ond CouniY American Red croo• welding, U you be.. IIQ' Choi>ttr, .8:30 p,m., Thuredoy, at como In ' llad 41114:11111 . ·V otorus MemOrllllloapiW, .Ute Chain S.w (oxcoilt ~IP.) 1 ... .I.:" ,;:;r.:~ . SU!iDAY . : \Xl~FIJIII4Tio!f, TriniiJ liillo . ' '' ., .p., . .·'I ...., '.' .f ) ' {,. 1 . 'j·_ ~J)..•·'<\ r • ,~~~-~-·\'W~,w· ,., , "· • ' ,,. .., ,,. ' ~eveM talk, Welch Birth of Son is Being Announced :;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::·:·:·:::::·:::·:·\: Allen, all or Columbus. Mary Bradbury, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, spent the weekend in Olillioothe with her uncle a~d aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen. Guests of the Bradbury family 9.mday were Joe Young and son, Joe, of Cambridge. Mr.and Mrs.0. . w weer 11 and dau~ters, linda and Deb~ ra of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer. Mrs. Betty Cline was t h e Sunda.Y guest of her son.fn.law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ger· aid Marr at New Haven . Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and dau'""'ter, Carol, spent &m.-~ .... in &•a, . vleru\' \fa: Ylsltlng' Mls, J. W. DawsonandMrs. Thelma How· ard. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy were week. end vtsitors in McComelsvUie with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Brad· ford returned Sunday night from a two week vacation. They vis!ted her brother.in.Jaw and slster, Mr. and Mra. Hobartg,ields in Eustis. Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Bennett at Winterhaven. F:rlroute home they visited in Washington, D. C. with their dauKhterin-law. Mrs. Brllce Bradford and daugllters, Dana and Lealle. w: Robes Completed For Palm~.Sunday NOW OPENI cPe pte-~j~f\--t Pc-il4t ~~c-'t.lPt. Pleasant 67 5-16111 • • COMPLETES COURSE PT. PLEASANT - Second Ueutenant Marvin R. Auattn. 22, whose mother, Mrs. Lettie J, Austin, and wile, Karen, live on Route 2, Point Pleasant, li:ompleted a SUPPly management or.. · ncer course March 8 at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee, Va. New robe• for the youth choir Addin On? In 1954, the International Longshoremen's Union called orr a 2lkla.Y-<>id strike ~ New York'& waterfroDt. 1t was the lorwest ~k strike ~ to that time in the hietocy of New or tbl, Trtnlv United Chureb or Christ' have been completed and wUI be worn b)' tile ch.lldren on Pelm Sundl)'. Memtien woo have the robes are asktd to take them ro the cbureb Thursday, The choir will rehearse Ill 3 p.m. Seturday ar- ONE DAY ternoon. SHIRT SERVICE MEETING CANCELLED Pomeroy S\akt11J)e81'8 Club ocbodoled to meetWemosllo,ybas been cancalled. Mrs. Dole Smith wUI be boetoSI lor the Ma,y lng wbleh ·wlll with a p0;. luck dlqner, You get our UBUa1 fine 11ervico and finishing. m- e1n ot9, out It 5 Now ••• a lall111ous pc~irtr irtal mahs youC,..~ ... Electric beac~~Jt. , . .' ' ~··· l .i . ' '·) :::: J\iha .. .... ' y author or c;hUdi'en'i!i books, was · ·· · ·~ ll a recent meeting ol ' . Easter Theme f . Dmner ' " ~; • ' Mr. and Mr•. Ted f'iflbor ani! the, l'bfril 'fbur•day Club at the mmt ot Ml'11. :ilaron swarL!, JHram Filher, Mrs. Caraoo 'chUdrcn of t:inchmatiwere week:t u-·'-'"""-•~ ' Hayes. written lnjl'~ dlsploy riC end guestl'l or hie parerita, .,.... """'_........ Mra. Vernon Smith, Mra. Pa\11 and !· ' • ' Mrll. Jllro~~m Filher. Ullli'J, JloW ·Not to Write A Uonlit Zirkle, Mrs. Fred Deaaauer, During lhO meetll!t Olllidit• Carl B. Weeae waa at setg.. Book,· Mi"e. Welch related some Mrs. Jamea Fugate, MrJ .. David fried hall, Ohio Unlveralty, Sat. of the lneldent.s which inlipired by Mr&, Janice Yourrc , . . , . _ JohniOII, Mra. Everett Michaels, urda,)o morning for the final sehol- her In the writing field. In her made for clUb milnbOr• to i!1(lt Mrs. Robert Smith, Mrs. Ralph Ea•ter bats u 0. projeCt lor ar lecture or the Martha Holden is NQrten, Mrs. JOhn. Manley, Miss the AJ>rU lr!eetlni. 11r1. ~ Dottie Reynolds, Mra. M a r y Jennings series. He was accoin~ White, FlatwOod!, Will, ·J>t Durlt, Mrs. WayneSirilher, Miss panted to Athena by Mro. Weese Tf...,f11re 0 tess for that meet.lniand Mils Marcia Karl- who viaEaster theme wali carried Darlene Dll'lcan, Mrs. Joe Brad· ited there with Miss Anoa wu. ~ut In table decoration• for a Nrs. Cblorit Gaul SKretary.' t reUureftlr.;;,,rt, ley, and Mr1. Elza Gilmore, Jr. IIams. Dr. Ethel Altenfels ol . nner and Cellow.shjp hour of tile Otbero presenting glfle to tile collected tile duos. Tile door New York University was ttu :racuse, Minersvtlle. and Forhonored pst were Mill Agnea lecturer using "'Lookilll Aheaf t Ham Methodist Churehes Sun. prize wu '!li'n bl .,Mr•· Weld.. Helreahmentl Wf.IJ'8 urved llr White, Mrs. Georp Horak, Mrl. tn Education - Ar. Anthrcpolo ~noon at the SJrracuee Church. EdUh BumgarG\er, Mra. Ph II Mrs, SWartz ond Mr.; Jarwt ConPoint of VIew.'' of U~te streamera With bowls Meinhart, Mila Erms S m I t h, efst's ooll)', co-hostess, to .-.,aenam.ed Patrolman and Mrs. T e r r ies and .ionqulls were li.Sed Mrs. Mabel ZwilllnJ, Mrs. Vir· Kni&bt ot Marion were weeker on the tables !or the charge d[n. and Mrs. SuftHII)'mlll, Mrs. Glr gil Brown, Mrs. William Price, Ann Burket . Mrt. Pooler • guest• of hla parents, Mr. ar ner, The Rev, WendeJJ stutler Mra. Thelma Neaae, Mrl. Jame• Mrs. CaroJln TriPP, llrs. ii..... ~~~~.._Jed in grol.l) singtns o£ Yeauger, Mra. Dayton PbWlpa, Mrs. Chester Knight. on · Loucks, ··Mrs. Blrbat• Trill;,~ Mr. and Mrs. John Bachm e ~logy to Precede the din. Mrs. William McFarland, Mra. ner. and Mr .. Marilyn Rob1niOil. . of Columbus spent the weekeoo William Harrah, Mra. Hareyllayman, Mrs. Jimmy King, Mra. Don here with her sister, Mrs. Les. Mayer, Mra. Roy Mayer, Mrs. ter Wilson. Otherweekendgueets Don ~res, Mrs. Cecil H)'aell, of Mrs. WU son were her 10n. Apprecl.tlon Mrs. Cora Molnbart, Mro, Cli!J in.Jaw and d•ughter, Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Hayes of Columbus. Roush, Mrs. Charles Routh, Mrs. To Your Church Mr, and Mra. John ThOmas ot Darla Sue aersbach, daughter Leonard He1s, Mark Fisller, S.nd A Bnutlful Mrs. Charlea Wilkinson, M r s. of Mrs. Ann Ebersbach, is con· Moline, Dl., are announcing the birth or a son, Jeffrey Erick-vaie.sclng at Veterans Memor· Blooming Pl1nl Minnie Clark, and Mrs. 0 t to ial Hospital where she remains &on. Loltn, Born on March 16 at the ~ a patient. Mr. and Mrs. David .._Gordon line Pllbilc Hospital, the baby ot Cincinnati, were weekend weighed nine pound::; and seven guests of his parent&, Mr. and ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mrs. Homer R. Gordo(l of Mul- Thomas of PQmeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wolford oCChUberry HeifJl,ts. licothe are the gra"*arents. Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hill, & . were in Hamilton over the weekend where they visited with their son and daughter.i.n.law, A layette shower honoring Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Allen C. lUll, Jr. Mllton Roush of Minersville was and children, Linda and Mark; given Thursday evenlng at the and in Dayton with another son llJme of Mrs, Karl Grue&er. and daughter.in.law, Mr. and Pink and blue streamers were Mrs. Sleven Hill and daughter, used in the decorations of the Marc). Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Phalin, gift table whichwascenteredwith a miniature cradle. A stork Roy Arms, Mrs. Asa CUster, replica was used on the mantle. and Mrs. Cora Grindley were in Games were played with prizes Marmet, W. Va. Saturday to atbeing won by Mrs. William Fran- tend funeral services Cor Warcis and Mrs. Homer Holter. Mrs. ren PhaUn held at the Johnson Grueser served ice cream and Funeral Home. The late Mr. Phalin was the father or Alvle cake. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. RT. 62 NOR1K Guests at the shower were Phalin and the uncle of Arms, CALL DIRECT . Miss Eleaoor Hobson, Mrs, Zana Mrs. Custer, and Mrs. Grind. Reuter, Mrs, Antonel..ocke1 Mrs. ley. Ernest Harris, Mrs. Mason SLIGHTLY IMPROVED e SWIMMING o TENNIS e GOLF Fisher, Mrs. Gregg Housh, Mrs. MASON - Mrs. Frank Ettle, Holter, Mrs. Clyde Andrews. the former Marilyn Huddleston, e DANCING e ENTERTAINMENT Mrs. John Sauvage, Mrs. Fran- of Athens, Ohio, is sUWttly im-. e HORSE SACK RIDING ' .. ~ cis, Mrs. Thelma Ashworth, Mrs. proved at the Charleston Mem. Joyce Ramsey, Mrs. Mary Bentz, orial Hospita,l.,'Yh~r~ 4b~ .i .~ Qq~ e EXCELLENT FOOD & SERVIC!; -~ ' 'ltld Mr'S. Ori.!r narrt5. · -.. ' pi tali zed for blood clot in the left r.e ~en·a t iOI 1S now being accepted Others presenting gltts to Mrs, leg. Her room Is 571. Mrs. Ettie, Housh were Mrs. Eileen Clark, the mother of two children, was Mrs. Glenna Dav111, Mrs. How- formerly of Mason. ard Nolan, Mrs. Harold Jones, Mrs. Paul Harris, 'Mrs, Harold ~ith, Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs. Carroll Norris, M r a. George &:hneider, Mrs. Paul Kloes, and Mrs. Edith Hood. A gift was also _presented to Mrs. Roush by members of the Homemakers Club. •d laturi:h .of Cbrlll, 10r21i a.m. . P~~. . ,,,. .. , ' ,, ' ' Shower Given Middleport ... ·.·. Mrs. Roush Personal Notes ••.• In Syracuse ~;;:::::: ::: :· ·:· . · .· :·: 1!is~~;a/ · · · · · · ·• E\g:i2~§~f~: ,•. ,...... cirttlni ln"atn.,!fjilcH• u. ax, ..,., or ~~ 'W!iard ~eir tl)a purcblao Ill lilY ,.,. HoJno. ••.m.sa blllll~h . T;;'r;~ll' dentll!t ~IJt.rJy. come in loif MOW-lO or- Oct P'A.S to Communion Rites Observed Sunday tar FALSE TEETH ·chtldren In the area '*ill Bank Asking For Recovery I ' Mrs. Dale JlattiBOR. and Mn. Looter Wilsm rllllertalnod Selurday niglll Ill the WIIIOO borne will! a liietlo bonorin1< Mrs. RuaseU Mlller ot Oak S •• Pomeroy. Gift• were placed in a basai· net decorated with pink and blue Jtreamtr& which extended to the ceiling. Games were played Will! Mrs. Josephine Mlller and Mn. Alfred Rusehel wlnning the prlz. es. '11le doOr prize went to Mlu Jan Flaber. Pink and blue bootie replicas topped lndiYiduai cekea · omicb were eerved with lee cream, coffee, ~ncb and minte. Min· iature cradlee with babies were given aa favors. Qle!lts at the shower included those named above and Mra. VIrgil fla1et and Mrs. John Bachman or Columbus; Mra. Ted Fllher and daughter, Jan, or Cincinnati; Mrs. Delbert Chaney ot Albany; and Mrs. Bill White, Mra. Gary Miller, Miss Jeanette Mlller, Miss Jeannine Miller, Mra. Freda Hinea, Mrs. Tom Grinstead, Mra. Cecil Duncan, Mra. William Grinstead, Mrs. . ·' .·.: l!rJ'o :~: Woitldn'i lt. Be Wonderful To Win A New Color TV Over Weekend I . ,• Arrests Made I ' . r· · .[: .~.~,h~r Speaks tc{J~~es. ·Mrs. Miller Honored ,r~~::;:;.~ .·. . J: Personal Notes :: ~. Welch, With·Layette Shower 'fhe lleiQ- Sondnel- . SPIED SATIN• . • ·" . . " �• ' .' ~i ' ' '-"~>. . De Men- dl ...oaed the po&&ibUiey o! Ma- C-. In ~~ 'counfl', '111e cl!!ller iatp bt conatruct:Mond~Y aon counll' joining the SOUthwest. oro Uegionnl Mental iioalth COlli- ed 'l!ith help trom the !edoral prohenolve Program which wooilot .,.ernmilllt. currtntly tho Cab' include Cabell, Maaon, Wayne 1!111 , 0\! ~ eooirt lo llnanclng Lincoln COI!nUes which, 11111"'11'- '&, clinic 'untll, tho center Ia opporated in the SWRMII prop6111,·'· en~. , ,, would be eotltled to use lilt , '111• bl& prd>lem !aclilg tiJt IIOJ'Vices provided by tlte Cai- 1oCI1 M'"'lal lle!ilib Committee ter. lo It the 1\mds, IIJIIII'Ill>riated by A commlltto composed of the the local CUIIIII' court, which Rev. Gaatcn BQJ'le, Jr., Mr1. &:• DOW uaed to operate a Men~ Radaran~e Jean Baker, Dt. Margaret Rotl, tal BoaUh rolerrol olllct In the Mra. llene Sommer and Jian CCJUribouae, al-e &l•eil to t h i Mercanclante will _... bt- Soutlniestern Regional Center, fore the Mason CoUnC;r Court tben wttere would the 11n11: come this saturday asking the county from to operate the referral ofto contribute the county 1-76- flee? $6 1\mds (llmds ot tlte county ft wao reeaonably pointed out used for ment.U health) which that the local referral otnce Is Ia approximately $6,000, to the bandleapped If it has no place to send referrals, and therefore need to put their resources with the other counties to have ade(Jlate rac:Uides and services which Maaon COUJI!;y could not provide with the small amount ollocated by the local court lor Mental Health serviees. Bob Marahall ol tlle Departmont ot Mental ileolth outlined the aclvantages ol Mason County joinln1 In the Center and Nancy Reed of Landmark In A report issued by the Farm stated that the Department !aPomerqy invites you to see the newest tn cooking With electric- Credit Administration of Was)). vored ReglonaJtzation asaoman,y it)'. Landmark wUl have on dis- lngton, D.C. indicated Carmers' more services could be iJrovlded PIQ during their QJlor TV Open debts increased riU)Idly durlne \Ulder this setup. The proposed center will cost House on April 4, 5, and 6, the 1967. but agriculture on the whole new Unlco elettronic range. This continued to be in goOd Cinanclal for conll:ructl!JII and administrative periOilll81 in the price realm is the newest and quickest way position. Total Carmers' debts are now ol $814,000. to pnpare food. It ts exclting, $48.6 bUllon as COIJlllered to The group will meet again m dramatic and allows many short cuts and time savings you never $44.5 bUiion a yetr ago. How- Monday, April 15, to reeelve a ever, fanners' assets increas- report from the committee that dreamed possible. ,Say goodbye to the old fashioned ed from $269 blllion to $281 bll. appeared before the counts court metal pota and pans when cooking lion. As a result, net worth of and to then decide what &tops ln the new Unico Raclarange. You Carmers increased from $223 to take trom there, particularly t:an acutall.y cook, it you desire, bUlion on January 1, 1967 to should their relJ!est to the court to pertlcipate In the Southwest~n cllehus that are made t r o m $231 billion at the beglmiJ18 of 1968. ern Regional Center be turned slass, plastic, or even paper. Fanners income margins co~ clown. Cooking time has beendramat· tcall)o reduced fromhour s tomin- tinue to be under 11reslure with ,utl:$ and minutes to seconds. The farmers purchasing an lncreaa. Taylor Continuing IPJ)earance, flavor ·and the m.., ing Part oC their tmputs from b'lent value of food will be e"" non - farm sourees. With inlwlced. Hamburgers completecy creased costs of these imPuts Block Mother Plan rea.dy in 60 &eeonds and. many and continued tight credit, agrifoolb as Uttle as 16 seconds. cultural lenders will need to c~r&o MASON - Former Mason PoCome tn and see J\J1ml. Grace fu~ review the purposes for which aPPlicants desire to use lice Chief Fred Ta.ylor atameetTorcldano, Home Ecooomtst of credit and give more attention lng with block mothers said he 'Ohio POwer Corn,pany, demonto rtPayment c-.pacU:y. would continue working on the ltrate ttils fabulous method of The Fa..rm Credit Administr .. "Aid the ChUdren" iJrogram, , cooklll8t1on Bt41ervises the Federal fn. even though be hu resigned as • In addltlon to this cooking fe. termedlale Credit Banko and all police chlel. _ . mil\)' otber ltema wlll be on He wUI call amther meeting iP«Jal· and run tor everyone all Production Credit Auoclatlons. jthrte dl,ys at the Pomeroy Lanclo Ohio has elevtn Pro<b:tlon Cr~ In the near future as soon u he mark Open House. The door dLt Associations, includlne the receives a brochure from the ,~rllji, coolll) ol iOVIIllr.. RCA JaCkSon P.C.A., which •rvt~s F81on the ~rogran1. · ' Th8 block mother~ will be ~ ~Jar TV sets plus 100 bool.la eleven Southeastern counUes. Identified with an Insignia in the ·pnns ot Olympian Permanent winQ:tw. The child would koow CaDcllos. All thret dl,ys plan to Prayer Breakfa.~t that he or she could go to that be tilled with real excitirweventa. home lor helP. Fr~, 5,000 free baby chicks wlll be given away. The chicks Planned in Mll'iOn Will arrive at awroxlmately 9 -/,&. m. and will be given free to Fund Drive Begun MASON - The Mai<>n Metholn)'One who wishes them. It Is . iuat&Wd that everyone bri~ dist Youth FellowshiP Is planning a Holy Week PrQOr Breai<IPt To Pay for Truck their own container. ThundQ and Frldoy the rae- beginning on Monda,y 1 April 8 at tory rt~~resentadve from t h e 7:30 a.m. and continue throuah MASON - The Mason Vol~ HomeJ.lte Chain saw Company will AprU )2, teer Fire Ilepartmenthasstarted The Rev. Lowell Keeney anbe ,Present to sharpen chain saw a fund drive to help pay for Its li)W)Ced that sufficient Ume wlll chains free of chirp. This is a $13,000 !Ire truck. tree service to helP acquaint you be allowed ror the young people A ~tal thanks has been e;s. ·with one of the finest chain saws to leaw for schoOl. He allo an- tended to those who have already rounced thtl Maundy ThurldQ, ' available. The Homelite people donated, and to the Mason JOYWill also be ava.Uable all three Holy Communion Service will cees tor their eontrJbutlon of ' _.,, Lancbark in Pomeroy wlll be on Thur&di.Y, AprU 11 at 7:30 $48.13. Mason's Town Recorder, p.m. and Eaater Sunrise ser\'lce ~so be offering athree-day trade Mra, Charlotte Jenks, re&JOrted tn OD any woodcuttineinstrument wlll be at 6 a.m. and morning that the Mason Jlf(ees were IUch as an ax, saw, Or hatchet, worshiP at ·g:f5 a.m. on April forced to disband because of 14. ;Q~Ward the gurchase oC any new shift work ot many of Its me. IJomellte Chain saw (OXCOIIt ZIP), bers. She not.d that ln her OPin,. The factory representative of ion this waa a a:reat loss to the Janiee Holter New community ·,the Twentieth Centur)' Weldlq, as the men were wilL. CotriPaey wUI also be present In& to c1o all they could to aaolst Frida)' givina: instructions and Member of Group the communley. dP• on welding, U you have an,v problems come in and di&o . Janiee Holter, Pomeroy, has c:uss them with h.lm. The tac- .)Oined the junior memberahJp PLEASANT VALLEY HOSI'lr AL IIDl'Y representadve will also be ranka of Holsteln-Fdesiln AlsoADMII'l'ED: Dennll Roulh, on.,hand to -•trato FrldQ, elation ol AmericL Nearly 13,- Letart; Mrs. Abraham Baker, the latest In drain cleaners. You 700 yoqsterl art now actlveq. Loon; P, A. Sm't. Arbuckle; wW have to see this fabulous enrolled In tiJt brood orpnl,.. Teresa Miller, Pl. Plea11ant; WU~ dz:aln cleaner to uilderatand ho1'l tion's .PJ'Op'am. To qualify, membercandldltea liam Prollltt, Point Pleaoant; it works. WOlle Kin& Arbuel<le; Roy Lane, Aloo FrldQ II js Planned to must be W1Clv 21 yeatl o1 age Pl. Pleallllt; Mrs: Clarence Ad-haw the helleopter here that and have IIUCCISS!ully comPleted kine, Letart. wW be doing the custom sprayjne one year's work In a 4-H or 'VODISCHAHGED: Danny Brown, for the fanners In this area. cational agriculture dairy pro- Homer 1llelaa. Alta Herdman, Tids plans to be thl latest in Joe~ Individual ownershiP o1 al Vlncont Robert11111, John Dower, cUS(IQm service belna:Providedby least one Reglstered Hol1teln is Mlcllatl Oliver, Mrs. Carl Birchalso required. Lanmnark in Pomeroy. neld and 1011, One ol the outstandilti: sPetiala BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. John wUI bo the new Unlco ~lex 19 Auxiliary Meel!l ~, Pl. Pleaaant, a 1011; aide by aide refrlgerator, which Mr, and Mra, Charlooi'Oar11111, 11 two appllancea tn one, a real LAKIN, W. va. - The reaular Pt. Pltalltlll, a claulll!ter, lllice saver which is on salt (or IIIOtllin& ol the Awdllar)' ol La. $369.95. kin !ilate Hoapltal ' was· held on - -,-- ---ilobble "'"lth Ia Inviting ell the Tuesdl,y, chil~en in the area to come in Attendlq were Rev, Kenneth Haven, W. Va. The next reau""""onter tho Pomeroy Lo-..k lllaw, Dr. Marpret Rou, Boo- larly acheclulod meeting is A.P· !;aster Egg C<>lor~ Contest; ale Cadle, let RolUno, Mildred ril 13, Here'• a chance to win 1 crtip Lea, Icyel Snea, Bett.r Ctdle, ~ Five ll>llar BU1, U you <Ill 11&11011, W, Va., Lol! Brown, 1Jot. brlrc In tho most colorful Ellter II' Knaul, Pt. Pltaoont, W, Va.; Egg In 0111' area. Just pick out Iva Athey, Betty '!\bite, Htleri. yOur best and moat coJortul one Carroll, Mart Lelvinr. MOdred and ,bring It to our Lindmark Boulll ) Elizabeth Chi1lef , New •to!'f-..1! mlsht miJ<i you $$.00 rlc~lllj1nc thlllllil Allril 4, 5, or 'S. during our La-k Open lfoul!lo .' ,I l:ool!tl . CJt C9UI'IO, illl\i'~ 'DI0ny !teli!& NHd ' N ot EmiMI,....s wiU bo on SI*W "'we o-s1 Doa't lin In tear or falllfl' le*th yO., ....,. In ind look oround and IOOIIM!n lnl, wobbllnl or dropping: ju11t at the wrons \~me. J'or more aecuri-'J' rl!llotv ''" all tiJt ibJr lUHf muro comfort, Jlll't qwJnkle a You ,)l> p iOI gHd ,,.., blq OIIY- IIUie PABTIETH on 'our pta tell. PA8TD'l'H hold!! ta118 teeth 1\tmet. tltill8o,)Oit cbinolll lnd Ill hello, .,...e~~e.\lft¥ euler. No PfllltJ. poey What's ..,f... - New? Co,;,king With . At Your Landmark Farmer Debts Up, So are His Assets ! , FALSE TEETH ft .. »n•••· t.ulte. HelJ)II cher.JI " denture bre~~ot.h' . Dllnt.\lreK thMt nt ~~ore nten""l to hnlth,_Itt:_~ dentlf't ()(,l feiul~~orlr • f'o\IJTEETH fit Ail dtUI{ MUhtlll'll. / . \ " ',;_' >·Reviewed th .' ", ' ' ~ and)'OUm~beawtmer•-Adv~ " __ ,_, ___ Reading$' on ' ' Given Friday Pven bt Mri. Belli' -CUno at Fiidoy nllll!l'• ,meellnl ol I he Mlddieporl Wllllllll'a O!rlo!llan TemperiiiiCI Unlon held at the Church of Chrllt.· Mrs. Cline rea~!~, Sobrietr,,~ Slrenllh ot , bloll' and LIQJOr Ewplotts the A:med Forces. Tbt theme 1011&. Vote It OUt ~ the meellng with prQor by Mrl. Audrey Mllltr, The frlendaitlsl clrele and the Lord a Pra,yer In unlBOD closed the meeting, Mrs. Cline and Mra. Clarence McNeal sened retresllmanta to Mrs. ~ah White) Mn. Joe Turner and granddaughter' Sandra, Mrs. Hazel Board, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, and Mrs. Gene· vieve Saxon. Folk Lore Keys Heritage Camp Over Weekend MASON - Gilbert Barnette, Ma..n QJuney 4-H Club Agen~ along wlth two youth leaders and ela:ht 4-H' er s, attended Mountaineer Heritage ClllllP at Hawk's Nest, W, Va., on Fridlty, Slturda,y and Sunday. Atttnding in addition to tbe ~H agent were Ora Mae Hunt of Leon, Mary Froednt, and ~H'ers Alan Hart, carla Crookham, Bobby Dewhurst, aU of New Haven area; Betsy Fowler, Steven Chap. man, Mil')' Jane Getty, Point PlotSant; Ronnie Wedge ond Del> bie Sayre of Leon. This cam,p, held Cor the first time, enlightened the yoWll! p... pie on the culture ot: the molD' talns In the Appalachian rllion. Folk sayings, slngitw and dancing were ellloyed by all, Mr. Barnette led the grolli' ln square dancing. ScholarshijJs forthecampwere provided. by the Arts and Hwnanity A&aoclatlon. The group touredthehistorical Gulley mountain area and viewed tile largest private historical museum ln West Virginia at Oak Hill. On !lmday morning the PVUP attended worahi,p ;~~Otce ..~Qd ll)flS& at the Catholic and Protes-tant churches. At the latter church, folk hymns were used in the service. • "i'~ 'I' -, ~ ' " ' ~'Yitl\,t:tlst: ,.... . Temperan..::e , readings were • ' • ,:; '~41igei1; ~t~~P~~k,ing H~r~:.· ·~ Temperance ,, ' . ' ' ADMISSION~ lloplal U w...ner, 46 Central Ave.;. · ~, In C. ~. Jr., ~n.tam llltt Adrian A~e.; Albert A. HOYcnft,, 'm Second Ave.; Miss , Edna 4· Burnett, 1026 !Olcond A,..• IIJrs. WUiiani Garvin lU; 1 Mrs. cen& Par~s 1 Rt. 2 ¥i.Dton; Roaclilel'erry, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. carl ~·. LaJn. ber~ ,Ht. 1 GalliPolis· Mrs. o.. wald 0. Hanes, Pt.' Pleasant; Paul E. eox, IU. 1 pt. Pleesant; Mro. Grover M. Nelvllle, P~ Pleasant; Ray van Matre, w., 1 West Colwnbia· Mrs. George w, Brown, Maso\; Harry c. Roush, m, Mason; Valerie D. Van Matre, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Paul Harrison Pt. Plea.sant; Mrs. John c. TriPlett,· Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs, Thomas J. Rey. nolds, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William A. carman, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Hoy J. Allen, l't- Pleasant; Robert K. u,nry, Jackson; Mrs. ThOrnton 11. Wilson, Ht. 1 Well .. ton; Mrs. Jack D. Fr&nz, lrooton; Llsa A, Cook, JaCkson; Mrs. hiOeton; Scouts Guests Of Troop 137 MASON - Junior Girl Scout Troop 87 were guests at a Part,y on Wednesday evening at the Mason Methodist Church wtth Brownie Troop 137 the host gro~.P. An Easter Bunny center piece centered the refreshment table. Also u!!ed wereEasterbunnynapklns and Cavors of Easter eggs, Debbie Jones, Ma54)n, was in charge of the games, Appreciation was expressed tor the sale ofGirLC:icoutcookies. Brownie TrooP No. 137 sold 516 boxes and Junior Girl Scout TI'OOP No. 87 sold 515. Forty-seven girls Crom both trooPs attended along with their leaders, Mrs. Bonnie McFarland, Mrs. Carol Proffitt, Mrs, Cecile Van Meter, Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs, Dolly Huber and parents, Mrs. Gladdie stewart and Mrs. Robert Bocock, I• sou(lht by tlte J>lalntlll;. , 1 An; ·order granting a . divO,Ce to Leona Brock from Wllimr Brock was signed by the court and the plaintiff was given custocly ol tllelr Infant child, and ,, D.lpot, w. BiliTH~ v.. Mrlio lfolierl Ball, ,Jr,, 1q. 2 Gallipolis, daushtor, 10:13 Lm.' llondi\1; ¥ra; ~I E. ~ ut. ~:GoniPou., dll!llhter, u:.l2 , P.m• ......... .,,._,, . -, ...,] . . . . ' 1 DISCH•iltltl; · ",',', . • •. f' "·. ·I ~k , V/ • .Coo~, wquani J, Flel<!lni; Twana Is. GilmOre, Deboratt .JL. Har't!ey, Carl Hogle, Harry F. Holdsrof~ .Alber! E. Holman, Mrs. Wilma P. May&, Leo""'d II. "'"lth, Elli! E. Tht>r,. ton, Mrs. Arnold Ousley. Uov. 1\, •.;. ·lftllert ' pastor . o1 tht !\Yril.tUHO Cl!J:Ifch ·Of 1h'P Nl)y.arene: .11 ,lin~ehlg , ~J.val. ~scfvl~es Aprll 3-14, at~ ~ni:u,.UlOrcHwlth, Rtv. 'W•"E. ~1 111mormon oO!ar· ion, Ohio as ,CYangQIIBf. . ., ~ Ro~ . . 1.immernum for .mOre than 4$ yl;,ars ·ha b~eil in 1church wo:r;Jt, 38 5 - ~leyl!don progrlms ovOr\VIiJ~; 11.ltncsvllle:· · · · ~if ·•f ' Perhaps. tile moSt URI~ ·~ .. li;Y in Ute 'nlmiStry 'of ,Mi. +ltm .. 111~rman I~ hio abllley lo.;\Y'irk : close to hi! people .u.l'fniiplte . Within thell_\ .a d,eslfe (It tz•eat for ~ the work QfChrlstabdthechurcb. His a(Jopq~ · ot the :so per 'eem ' of ev~ry .mJIP. tiJ ,nltlssl~~$. ~Jan P,!rhaps has n~ . b~en surp~&sed ·' _. in the denomiJ)IUon. · i; io6.. ' Si'rvicos will be · 11 pe ' 7:30. ' q 'fhe Dall)· ~mlnel, ' thou.:t;i fur '·'· th• :dQ: ..\mot'kan drama critic l'ercj• llammond llaid, "Tho roritalll knee h · a jolnl and nQt -" eutert~IUJlent.'' The 4lulsville Fann Credit District set new loan records In 1967 with total loans <:losed amountln& to $661,"718,071; "' $51,707,058 !rom 1966. l<!ans outstanding as of December 31, 1967 were $540,869,831, II) $67,363,253 !rom 1966, or 14.22Per cent. Total -borrowers and .. A" stockOOlders increased to 113,.. 926 members. The district includes 40'PCA's in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Ohio continues to be a leading user of agricultural credit. As oC January 1, 1968, 19,024 PCA members had loans outstanding of $150,220,957, "This is an lncreaseo!$21,518,02Sover 1966 records. The Jackson Production Credit Association had loans outstanding ol $7,800,912 as of December 31, 1967. The association serves 1,808 "B" stotkboldera and 930 capital stockfolders In 11 SoutJ>. eastern Otrlo <:ount1~5o II BUDGET·PRICEb'PAINTS . ' IIO'····' LATEX FLAT $4.42 u•llon Get Order In Early For Easter Conages Dudftp'"IM'lsf ·' 59 N. 2nd t.,"•· .rn.ss MluDLEPORT Club Officers are Named ·chlldren in the area to eome in and enter the Pomei'O)' landmark Easter Ea Colort~ Co~ Olficers were elected and pro- projects. Mrs. Blakeslee install•. test. Here's a eMnce to wln a jeets selectedattheorganlzation- ed the new officers and iJrecrtep net¥ Five [Ollar Bill, 11 al meetUw of the Pomeroy Bend sente<l each officer with a COfoo .you can brll1( In the most coiOJ'o SOnlor 4-H Club held Moncla¥ sage. Meetlrw:s were plarmed !or the tul Easter Egg in our area. Just nJaht at the home of Mrs. c. E. first and third Monda,ys or each .Pick out yourbestandmostcolor- Blakeslee, advisor. ful one and bring it to oUr Land- · selected as officers ror the month .at the Blakeslee horne. mark store to be ju~ for the year were Carol Hargraves,pr~ Members disc~ssed figures, contest. Put your egg In a .P&Itr sldent; Debbie · Harbrecht. vice lines, colors, and patterns. Alter refreshments were serY.. bag, put your name and address president; Twlla Clatworthy, seced, the grow> went to Pomeroy on the bOB lnd bring It to our rettry; Becky iioudaahel~ treaJunior High S::hool for thearmual 'Landmark store in Pomeroy,,. surer; Mary Pearson, news r~ It might make you $5.00 richer! porter; Irene Barnes, recreatiOn OfCicers, Advisors, and Parente Bring them ln AprU 41 5, or 6, leader; Becky Triplett, safety 4-H Conference. during ·o u r Landmark Q)en chairman; and Debbie Hunnel. House. health cholnnan. · ~ancy Reed ol Landmark In The girls &elected school Pomeroy invites you to see the dresses and sPorts clothes a.s -•st In cooklll8 with eleotrlciey. Landmark will have on dlapiQ tb'lns their Color TV "en Houll on Aprll 4. 5, 6, the new Unlco electronic Range. This 11 the newest and quickeet way to TUESDAY pr011ere food. it II tx<l~ dr.. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, made ,..,d allows m~ shon 0 . E. s., Tuesday) 7:45 p, m., <utJ and time savll1(s you ne..,. Masonic TemPle; recognition of dreamed po~alble. The Rev. Charles Lusher, Ohio three 50 year members, past SI.Y IOIJCI'bye to the olo.taahlon.. Baptist COnvention evangelist. matrons and past patrons. ed metol pots and paoa when sourHERN LOCAL Band cooklll8 In the ntW Unlco a.. wUl conciJct a crusade at the Middleport Firat Baptiat Church Boosters at Racine High School, darant!t· You can actually cook, beg!Ming Aprill5. 7:30 p. m. Tuesclay. Final plans It you desire, on dishes that are In preparation for the crusade, Cor jitney sl&)Per on AprU 20. All made from glass, plastic, or cottaee prayer me~s have interested persons urged to a1ieva paper. Cooidn& time has - dremat. been scheduled this week, the tend. AMERICAN Lutheran Church J lcally reduced !rom hour& to nrst to be hBld at 7:30 Tuesday minutes and mbute• to secondl. Jrliht at the home ol Mra. Beu- Women. ot st. Paul and St. John ~ Tht 1111Mf.UC8nlll''1!1" ond IIIII' llh Whi~ Schedule for ·ib• r• ,. Luther~ 9~c~~ 8.~·-~~ Tu~~ ol'lltrih~ dlue of foocfWUl be e~ malnder ot the wet~ Is 9:30 a. dl,y, "SS.I'iiiHlh~fctt WSWS o1 Enterprise , EUB " hll\00<1. Hamburgero comPletoiY m. W..... sdl,y at the Frank Cbeesebrew twmei 7:30 p.m. church Tuesday evening, borne rea<!~' In 60 oeconds and mllll' Thursday at the Tony Fowler of Mrs. Edward Bowen. Mrs. foods as Uttle as 16 uconds. Come in and see Anna Grace home; 2 p.m. Friday at the Mra. Menzul Smith, program leader. RUMMAGE SALE, Catholic Torchlano, llome Ecoll)mlst ol Ilona Hamm home, and 7:30 p, m. FrldQ II th& Fred Holiman O!urch auditorium, 9 to I p.m, Ohio Power Comi>aiiY, TuesdQ and Wednesday, oponstrait this' "!abuloua method ol home. Workll' conferences and vis~ sored by the Catholic Women's cookll1(. tattoo wUI be ·featured In the Club. In addition to thlo cookll1( r . MEIGS COUNTY ART Assn., wre man.v other items wUI be on first two days of the evangeli&tic crusade, with meetings to Tuesday, AprU 9, Columbus and 1!1'0Clol and 11m for evei'Jone all begin on Wednesday, April 17, Southern Ohio Electric Co., 7 three doya at the Pomti'O)' loJicl. and continuing throllih April21. p,m, All interested persona lnmark ()peo Houoe. Tho door · _priles con•lst of seven rree RCA $1ctal musie will be presented vtted. WEDNESDAY Celor TV aetl ~lua 100 boool at each ot'the services. LAST CALL todliY for Maaon prlno ol OiymPIU Pormontnt boyo to algnup lor PeeWfO, Litcai\dies. 'All three cloy• plan to tle, or Fllny league baoeboll bebo lillldwlth realelO:ltin& events. tween fl.8 p,m, at Maoon Youth FrlcliJ, s,ooo lrte ~ chick• Center, Same hours April I and will bt given away. The chick• Aprll 2, same plaee. Parent or will ,arrive st II!J>I'OXI!nalecy 9 guardian, plus $5 for ln01D'ance, Llll. and will be glvtO lrtt te IJIYlMll wbO wtsbea ti*n. II Ia Rlteo of communion were ob- loiiJ$T ac compa!IY boy to 11811UJ> •IIIPotod that everyone bring aetvod' 9mdfY evenlnt! II I h e If be Intends to plQ , their own conWiler. Greeol!flacopal O!urch In Pam· MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Gardenero, 8 p,m. WemelldaJ at Tliuroc!Q and FrldQ the lac> e"-Y. r011rtaentatlve lrolll the The Rev. Alber! McKenzie o! the home of Mrs. Glem lAmbert. Homt1ito Chain Saw eon.,~ St; Pater'• l!flocopal a,urch at GmL SCOUT Nellillborhood I wtil ,be prooont to lhall>OO chain GallipOlis mot with the congrep- aervtee team meeting Wednes:~hlina !Me ot chirp. Tiil5 tlcn tor the .4.nmunlon obaerv- dQ, Colombua and Southern Oblo 11 • service to help. ac- ance. Prior to tbe aerYice, he Electric Co. office. New leaden 9JAI!1I )'011 with 0111 ol the lineal lnatrUCted the coonrmatlOn urged to altend. chain aawa avollable toc!Q; The cla11. COnllrmatlon Ia plaMed THURSPAY liolqlllto people wUI oleo be , lor Eaater &ll1claJ' bt Bilhop RUMMAGE SALE, Hetth Methava(lable all three c1Q •• l,anclo %Ropr Blanchord ol ClnclnnaU. odist Church baoement, MiddleJllark In Pomti'O)' will alto bt~ pori, ..,oored by the Eleamr Circle; AnYone havtns ltema to f~ I tiJno-dly trade 1!19'\t'l' Girl Srouts Elect bt picked up mQ tall 992./l717 wood cuttlnc lnltrUmW11 'illcb ia .., P. uw, or halol!it',w.;erd or 992-3236. t11e purchlle o! 101' few Hom.. PAsr CHIEFS, Macnolla T..,.. .1110 Chain !8w (tx<oill ZIPJ MASON _: Maaon Girl SCOUt pie, Pytblna Sisters, 7:30 Thura1 ' 'rlie toctol'Y rtPreiiOOIIIIve ot Troop 87 rfCtii\IY elected Patrol dl,y night st the home ol Mrs. tllo ,Twentlttll COniiJry Weldlnti Loedera and' Alllotant leadersas HoU1n Beerh&, ~ will oleo bt !lit- · ronowa: BOARD OF lllrtctoro, Mello Frldaf glvll1( 1111~1 ilild Sweetlleorta: Cowu;y American Rtcl Croao Chiiller, 8:30p.m., ThuradQ, at ~~~waldlnco If you blve ~ Veterus Memorial Hospital. ~I In ond dltcUIO SUNDAY . Baptist Plan Crusade with Evangelist WALL PAINT ElMER BURNS COLOR CENTER 992-5611 :., ~ lllfDlEII'bT "."', OliO Co• THE SHERWIN·WIUIAMS ' Arrests Made Over Weekend PT, PLEASANT - Arrests recorded at the cowrt,y jail lltrlng the weekend were: Arley Patterson, 38, Henderson: Franklin Patteraon, Gallipolis Ferry; Ellis Williams, Henderson: William E. Coonts, 4!, Dumar, all charged with lntoxlcatlcn a n d Feye Holcomb Lanbrl(lh~ 46, Gltndale, CalU,, chUd deaertlon warrant. Two 15-year.old girls and U.. 16-year-old boys, escapees from Lakin state Hoapltal, are conOned to the couney Jill on charg. •• ol grand larcllllJ' (auto theft) alter the youths allegedly ltole an autmnoblle belonging to Nel. am Rainey, Bellemeade, and were later apprellended in Parkersburg, W.Va. 'The )'OIIthawere r-..od to MelillO Cowtfl' b!' the State Ftlllee 11\ClSherl!l' a Department. Communion Rites Observed Sunday iDI7 ""' Bank Asking For Recovery PT. PLEASANT - Two elvU actions were flied 1n the olnce ot the Circuit Cleric, bo111 concerning Pr<llllllfOS7 -•lnd tlte Bonk ol Polllt Pltaoant Is tlte pillnllllln tach. 0nt action Ia ~ Jlldgmtnt fnlm 1111-. ll&rold lllpple, Ilondior1011,1n the amount flf .1,11U3 , IIIII eollo, Otller aetton haa .JaJD~• o.Wee• and'i Dta DeWilese, "oiUIJiollo Per- , ry, .,,,. . , _ , ond jlld1DJ41!1 In the imountol*"'·:lllllldpciol,: l'eo!>l•• nllll!t at the WIIIOII home with a ill!'etle ahower honoring Mro. Ruaseii Miller ol Oak St., Pomeroy, Guts were plaeed in a bualnet clecorated with pink lnd blue atreamers whleh extended to the eelllng, Games were pla,)'ed with Mrs. Jo~lne Miller and Mrs. Allred Ruacbei winning tlle prizes. The door prize went to Mlsa Jan Fllher. Pink and blue bootie replicas lopped fndividual cakes which were served with ice cream, coffee, Jllnch and mints. MinIature cradles with babies were given aa favors. Qlests at the shower included those named aboVe and Mrs. Vlrt<ll lnd Mra. John Bachman of Columbus; Mrs. Ted Fllher and daua:hter, Jan, or ctnclnnaU; Mra. Deiberi Chaney of Albany; and Mro. BUI 11111te, Mrs. Gary Miller, Miss Jeanette Miller, Miss Jeannine Miller, Mrs. Freda Hines, Mrs. To m Grinstead, Mrs. Cecil Duncan, Mrs. William Grinstead, Mrs. urday POINT PLEASANT - Mr. ond Mro, Joseph VanSickle, Point Plea&ant, ceiebr~ their 5001 weddirl: annbersary, · sund~Qo, March 31. The)' are the parentl of a dlua:hter. MarY Attn ot COiumbul, o., and a son Rayburn VanSickle, Rt. 1 GalliPolla. Mt, VanSickle is a retired iron worker, and OOtll are active in tume m1nlonary work and are still active in the Nazarene Church activities. Up, 14.22% in li'':;~::;~~.·: ,················=·:·•·:i: . ·.· rr.. c:om• '~~~T~~j~~:: tJnll~~~· LDio } Personal Notes f . :;:: {:: lillY•• :-:·:-:·····::::::·· ···::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::·:::·::··:·::·:::-:-:::;. Mrs. Vernoo &nlth, Mrs. Paul Zirkle, Mrs. Fred Desaauer, Mr1. James Fugate, MrJ. David JohniKI'I, Mra. Everett Mlcllaels, Mro. Rober! &nlth, Mra. Rolph ~. Mrs. John Manley, M11s Doltle R8f110lda, Mro. M a r y nirst, Mrs. WayneSWilher, Mlsa Darlene Dwtean, Mrl. Joe Bradley, ancl Mrs. Eba Gilmore, Jr. Other• preaentlng gilts to tlte honored euest were Mils AOea llblte, Mrs. George Horak, Mra. F<lith Bumgardner, Mra. P h I I Meinhart, M111 Erma 8 m I t h, Mrs, Mabel Zwlllln& Mra. Vlrgll Brown, Mrs. Wllliam Price, Mrs. Thelma Nease, Mrl. James Yeauger, Mra. Dayton PhUlips, Mrs. Wllllam McFarland, Mrs. William Harrah, Mrs. Harry Hayman, Mrs, Jimmy King, Mro.Don Mayer, Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. Don !\>Ires, Mrs. Cecil Hytoll, Mrs. Cora Meinhart, Mrs. Cllfr Roush, Mrs. Charles Roush, Mrs. Leonard Hess, Mark Flsller, Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, M r s. Minnie Clark, and Mrs. 0 t t o Lohn, Shower Given 1Middleport .. , .. Mrs , Roush Personal Notes ) :~:~ ·.· Monday guests of Miss Margaret Saller were her niece, Mrs. Earl flickman, and h.er daughter, Mrs. Ronald Smith and son, Shawn Allen, aU of COiumbua. Mary Bradbury, ~aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, spent the weekend in Chillicothe with her Wiele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen. QJests of the Bradbury family &mday were Joe Young and son, Joe, ot Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Weller and dau&flters, Linda and Deb ~ ra of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer. Mrs. Betty Cline was t h e &lnday guest of h.er son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marr at New Haven. Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and daughter, Carol, spent &mday ln vleru\a, "w: 'Va': visltlnk' Mrs, J. W. Dawson and Mrs. Thelma Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy were weekend visitors in McConnelsVUle with h.er parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford returned SUnday night from a two week vacation. They visited her brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart9!ields in fl.lstis, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Bennett at Winterhaven. Enroute home they visited in Wash ington, D. C. with their daughterin-law, Mrs. Bruce Bradford and daughters. Dana and Leslie. Robes Completed For Palm, Sunday "' . New robes tor the youth choir of the Trlnley United Church ol Christ" have been comPleted and wUl be worn by the children on Palm Sundl,y, Memben who have the robes are asked to take them to the church Thursday, The ehoir will rehearse 11 ~ p.m. Saturday a!terooon. In Syracuse A layette shower hororlng Mrs, Milton Roush of Minersville was given Thursday evening at the t.lme of Mrs. Karl Gruner. 'Pink and blue streamers were used in the decorations of the gilt table whichwascenteredwlth a miniature craclle. A swrk replica was used on the mantle. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs, William Francis and Mrs. Homer Holter. Mrs. Grueser served ice cream and cake. Guests at the shower were Miss Eleanor Uobson, Mrs. Zana Reuter, Mr s, Antone Lucke, Mrs, Ernest Harris, Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Gregg Roush, Mrs. Holter, Mrs. Clyde Andrews, Mrs. John Sauvage, Mrs. Fra~ cis, Mrs. Thelma Ashworth, Mrs. Joyce Hamsey, Mrs. Mary Bentz, · 'itld Mrs. OriL\ Harrrs. · · " ' Others presenting gilts to Mrs. Housh were Mrs. Eileen Clark, Mrs. Glenna Davis, Mrs. Howard Nolan, Mrs. Harold Jones. Mrs. Paul Harris, 'Mrs. Harold !:lmith, Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs, carroll Norris, M .r s, Geo.rge Schneider, Mrs. Paul Kloes, and Mrs. Edith Hood. A gilt was also p.resented to Mrs. Roush. by members of the Hom'> makers Club. and Mn. lliram Fisher. Carl B. Weese was at Selg- f , )(r,!i, J;ie~ Welch, author of ~te'verJ..~ ifh'Udrm's booklli, -wa~t at. a recent meeting of UolJWo .llow ,Not to Write A Book, . Mrs. Wel<:h related fiOille of the Incidents wh.lch. inspired her In tho writing !ield. In her COMPLETES COURSE PT. PLEASANT - Second Lieutenant Marvin R. Austin, 22, whose mother, Mrs. Lettie J. Austin, and wile, Karen, live on Route 2, Point Pleasant, ~o~ pleted a sl!l)ply management ofricer course March 8 at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee, Va. Easter r"""''"re of Dinner •·I· " ,. . , talk, marked with humor, Weich outllnac!'!lle proc ' problem• or "-Villi ll•hed, ond then condOCIJd , .... •ro•entation wllila ·~ 'l!liillfol writlen aod 1 di,.Piq, Q! 11111~ tlons. During 1110 meOtlill ~~;: by Mr•. Janice Yoq pi made for dub ~bera Euter bata ao 1110 Pnl•Joelt:lor the AprU mtet1rw. White, FlaiWoodS, wUI bt '"'"-''•''•' tess for that meetln&o ,• Mro. Cllloris Gaul read tlii. .secretar)'ooti'eaiUNJr'& rePortiDII coilecled the due.. Tho doc!!' prize was won by Mrs. Hefreshmentl were Hrv~ blr Mrs. SWartl and Mrt. Janet eon; nolly, co-hostess, to tho.. 111m1ed; and Mrs. Sue Hayman, ·Mra. Ann Burke. Mrs. Alina Pooiet1 Mrs. carolyn Trtw, Mrs. ShiJ'1i on Loucks, ·Mrs. Bilrbu'a TI'IIIP~.:.· and MJ:s. Marilyn Robinaon. ,ll«!'*'·...., *'· oi Birth of Announced Dudley's NOW OPENI cPe pteA-jA-f\-t P~ih-t ~e~c-t-t Pt. Pleasant 67 5-16111 SLIGHTLY IMPROVED MASON - Mrs. Frank EtUe, the former Marilyn Huddleston, of Athena, Ohio, is slighUy im-. proved at the Charleston Memorial Hospital., 'fh~r~ sh.e ,is Jw.spitalized for blood clot in the lett leg. Her room is 571. Mrs. Ettle, the mother of two children, was formerly of Mason. e SWIMMING o TENNIS e GOLF e DANCING o ENTERTAINMENT o HORSE BACK RIDING - .- . .?'• ,. • • Addi On? In 1954, the International Longshoremen's Union called of! a ~doy..gld strike along New York's waterfront. It was the longest cbck strike IP to that time in the history of New ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE MEETING CANCELLED Pomti'O)' Shake&peare Club scheduled to meetWocnsdayhas botn c..,.allod. Mra. Dale Slnlth wW be hostess for the Ma¥ m~ Ire which will with a po&luck diiUler. You get our usual fine servicP. and finishing, 11n at 9, out at 5 .. Elec"tric Now ••• a '-'"'- paint fltaf maies you an . .,:'~ beat~lt. I'IW~IlttlliSIIIIIIIIIlillillllll.,.._ll._ 1111~111lllltitl ••.•• - ' llltct1tc .................... - ,,·-·~, ' w-.. ,SPIED SATIN" " .:.,I ·) 1. , fried hall, Ohio University, Saturda¥ morning for the final acbplTheme is ar lecture of the Martha K>Jden Jennings series. He was aceoinpenled to Athena by Mrs, Weese and Miss Marcia Karr wtao vJs. be Easter theme was carried ited there with Miss Anna wu. ~ut in table decorations for a Jiams. Dr. Ethel Altenfels ol nner and feUowstJ,p hour oc the New York University was th,!racuse, Miner1wllle, and ,.~or­ lecturer using "LOoking Mea·~ ltun Methodist Churches Su,.. In &lucation - An Anthropolo w::Un It the Syracuse Church. gist's Point ol View.'' Of IU·te Streamers With bowls Patrolman and Mrs. T e r r rh Jes and jonqull.s were used Knlaht of Marlon were weeker on e tables for the charge dfn. guests or his parents, Mr. ar ner, The .Rev. Wendell stutter Mrl. Chester Knight. ~~~ led in grqup singing Mr. and Mrs. JOOn Bachm e xology to Precede the diDof Columbus spent the weeken~er• here with her sister, Mu. Lester Wilson. other weekend guests Son is of Mrs. Wilson were her sonBeing ln-la...- and daughter, Mr. and Apprecl•tlan Mrs. Virgil Ha,yes of Columbus. To Your Church Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of Darla SUe Ellersbach, daughter Send A Be1utiful of Mrs. Ann Dersbach, is con- Moline, nl., are announcing the Yaiesclng at Veterans Memor- birth of a aon. Jeffrey Erick-Blooming Pl1nt ial Hospital where she remains son. Born on March 16 at the~ a patient. line Public Hospttal, the baby Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon of Cincinnati, were weekend weighed nine pounds and seven 59 N. 2nd Ave. guests of his parents, Mr, and ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 992-5560 Mrs. Homer R. Gordon of Mul- Thoma s of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wolford of Chilberry Heigflts. Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hill, licothe are the gran~arents. Sr. were in Hamilton over the weekend where they visited with their son and daugtJter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hili, Jr. and children, Linda and Mark; and in Dayton with another son and dauanter-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. &even Hill and daughter, Marcy. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Phalin, Roy Arms, Mr s. Asa Custer, and Mrs. Cora Grindley were in Marmet, W. Va. Saturday to attend funeral senices for War. ren l'tla.lin held at the JOhnson FW1erai Home. The late Mr . Phalin was the father of Alvie PT, PLEASANT, W. VA. RT. 62 NORTH Phalin and the uncle of Arms, CALL DIRECT Mrs. Custer, and Mrs. Grindley . ,, '~t'~ ' Author Speaks to Lgdies ~ ranges '~ ~' .. -/ ' u,. Tlj!rd 'J'hursda1 Club at the Mr. and Mrs. Ted FlRhof .li.nCt- tmne ot Mr11. ~aron SWarta, lDram Flther, Mrs. Carq Mro, Dale nurlaon ond Mro. 'chUdren ot Cincimatiwere11feek:.: ' HocidlltiJ)or~ Lester Wll8011 ·ontertalnod Sat- Hayes. end guests of his parentS, 'Mr. Wouldn•llc , Be Wonder(ul To Win A New Color TV Loan Totals Farm Credit Mrs. Miller Honored With Layette Shower '' ' ... .... .. . . . . . . .lilll.ul11l. IIIII! II lql till cat 111111 .... 11111111111i il ~llllliiJIIIIIII .:==~~r~::.:;·ii-::, ' ,, ' ' , ........;: ..,....--:'~~ ~~.,.,.,~~ �• ' .' ~i ' ' '-"~>. . De Men- dl ...oaed the po&&ibUiey o! Ma- C-. In ~~ 'counfl', '111e cl!!ller iatp bt conatruct:Mond~Y aon counll' joining the SOUthwest. oro Uegionnl Mental iioalth COlli- ed 'l!ith help trom the !edoral prohenolve Program which wooilot .,.ernmilllt. currtntly tho Cab' include Cabell, Maaon, Wayne 1!111 , 0\! ~ eooirt lo llnanclng Lincoln COI!nUes which, 11111"'11'- '&, clinic 'untll, tho center Ia opporated in the SWRMII prop6111,·'· en~. , ,, would be eotltled to use lilt , '111• bl& prd>lem !aclilg tiJt IIOJ'Vices provided by tlte Cai- 1oCI1 M'"'lal lle!ilib Committee ter. lo It the 1\mds, IIJIIII'Ill>riated by A commlltto composed of the the local CUIIIII' court, which Rev. Gaatcn BQJ'le, Jr., Mr1. &:• DOW uaed to operate a Men~ Radaran~e Jean Baker, Dt. Margaret Rotl, tal BoaUh rolerrol olllct In the Mra. llene Sommer and Jian CCJUribouae, al-e &l•eil to t h i Mercanclante will _... bt- Soutlniestern Regional Center, fore the Mason CoUnC;r Court tben wttere would the 11n11: come this saturday asking the county from to operate the referral ofto contribute the county 1-76- flee? $6 1\mds (llmds ot tlte county ft wao reeaonably pointed out used for ment.U health) which that the local referral otnce Is Ia approximately $6,000, to the bandleapped If it has no place to send referrals, and therefore need to put their resources with the other counties to have ade(Jlate rac:Uides and services which Maaon COUJI!;y could not provide with the small amount ollocated by the local court lor Mental Health serviees. Bob Marahall ol tlle Departmont ot Mental ileolth outlined the aclvantages ol Mason County joinln1 In the Center and Nancy Reed of Landmark In A report issued by the Farm stated that the Department !aPomerqy invites you to see the newest tn cooking With electric- Credit Administration of Was)). vored ReglonaJtzation asaoman,y it)'. Landmark wUl have on dis- lngton, D.C. indicated Carmers' more services could be iJrovlded PIQ during their QJlor TV Open debts increased riU)Idly durlne \Ulder this setup. The proposed center will cost House on April 4, 5, and 6, the 1967. but agriculture on the whole new Unlco elettronic range. This continued to be in goOd Cinanclal for conll:ructl!JII and administrative periOilll81 in the price realm is the newest and quickest way position. Total Carmers' debts are now ol $814,000. to pnpare food. It ts exclting, $48.6 bUllon as COIJlllered to The group will meet again m dramatic and allows many short cuts and time savings you never $44.5 bUiion a yetr ago. How- Monday, April 15, to reeelve a ever, fanners' assets increas- report from the committee that dreamed possible. ,Say goodbye to the old fashioned ed from $269 blllion to $281 bll. appeared before the counts court metal pota and pans when cooking lion. As a result, net worth of and to then decide what &tops ln the new Unico Raclarange. You Carmers increased from $223 to take trom there, particularly t:an acutall.y cook, it you desire, bUlion on January 1, 1967 to should their relJ!est to the court to pertlcipate In the Southwest~n cllehus that are made t r o m $231 billion at the beglmiJ18 of 1968. ern Regional Center be turned slass, plastic, or even paper. Fanners income margins co~ clown. Cooking time has beendramat· tcall)o reduced fromhour s tomin- tinue to be under 11reslure with ,utl:$ and minutes to seconds. The farmers purchasing an lncreaa. Taylor Continuing IPJ)earance, flavor ·and the m.., ing Part oC their tmputs from b'lent value of food will be e"" non - farm sourees. With inlwlced. Hamburgers completecy creased costs of these imPuts Block Mother Plan rea.dy in 60 &eeonds and. many and continued tight credit, agrifoolb as Uttle as 16 seconds. cultural lenders will need to c~r&o MASON - Former Mason PoCome tn and see J\J1ml. Grace fu~ review the purposes for which aPPlicants desire to use lice Chief Fred Ta.ylor atameetTorcldano, Home Ecooomtst of credit and give more attention lng with block mothers said he 'Ohio POwer Corn,pany, demonto rtPayment c-.pacU:y. would continue working on the ltrate ttils fabulous method of The Fa..rm Credit Administr .. "Aid the ChUdren" iJrogram, , cooklll8t1on Bt41ervises the Federal fn. even though be hu resigned as • In addltlon to this cooking fe. termedlale Credit Banko and all police chlel. _ . mil\)' otber ltema wlll be on He wUI call amther meeting iP«Jal· and run tor everyone all Production Credit Auoclatlons. jthrte dl,ys at the Pomeroy Lanclo Ohio has elevtn Pro<b:tlon Cr~ In the near future as soon u he mark Open House. The door dLt Associations, includlne the receives a brochure from the ,~rllji, coolll) ol iOVIIllr.. RCA JaCkSon P.C.A., which •rvt~s F81on the ~rogran1. · ' Th8 block mother~ will be ~ ~Jar TV sets plus 100 bool.la eleven Southeastern counUes. Identified with an Insignia in the ·pnns ot Olympian Permanent winQ:tw. The child would koow CaDcllos. All thret dl,ys plan to Prayer Breakfa.~t that he or she could go to that be tilled with real excitirweventa. home lor helP. Fr~, 5,000 free baby chicks wlll be given away. The chicks Planned in Mll'iOn Will arrive at awroxlmately 9 -/,&. m. and will be given free to Fund Drive Begun MASON - The Mai<>n Metholn)'One who wishes them. It Is . iuat&Wd that everyone bri~ dist Youth FellowshiP Is planning a Holy Week PrQOr Breai<IPt To Pay for Truck their own container. ThundQ and Frldoy the rae- beginning on Monda,y 1 April 8 at tory rt~~resentadve from t h e 7:30 a.m. and continue throuah MASON - The Mason Vol~ HomeJ.lte Chain saw Company will AprU )2, teer Fire Ilepartmenthasstarted The Rev. Lowell Keeney anbe ,Present to sharpen chain saw a fund drive to help pay for Its li)W)Ced that sufficient Ume wlll chains free of chirp. This is a $13,000 !Ire truck. tree service to helP acquaint you be allowed ror the young people A ~tal thanks has been e;s. ·with one of the finest chain saws to leaw for schoOl. He allo an- tended to those who have already rounced thtl Maundy ThurldQ, ' available. The Homelite people donated, and to the Mason JOYWill also be ava.Uable all three Holy Communion Service will cees tor their eontrJbutlon of ' _.,, Lancbark in Pomeroy wlll be on Thur&di.Y, AprU 11 at 7:30 $48.13. Mason's Town Recorder, p.m. and Eaater Sunrise ser\'lce ~so be offering athree-day trade Mra, Charlotte Jenks, re&JOrted tn OD any woodcuttineinstrument wlll be at 6 a.m. and morning that the Mason Jlf(ees were IUch as an ax, saw, Or hatchet, worshiP at ·g:f5 a.m. on April forced to disband because of 14. ;Q~Ward the gurchase oC any new shift work ot many of Its me. IJomellte Chain saw (OXCOIIt ZIP), bers. She not.d that ln her OPin,. The factory representative of ion this waa a a:reat loss to the Janiee Holter New community ·,the Twentieth Centur)' Weldlq, as the men were wilL. CotriPaey wUI also be present In& to c1o all they could to aaolst Frida)' givina: instructions and Member of Group the communley. dP• on welding, U you have an,v problems come in and di&o . Janiee Holter, Pomeroy, has c:uss them with h.lm. The tac- .)Oined the junior memberahJp PLEASANT VALLEY HOSI'lr AL IIDl'Y representadve will also be ranka of Holsteln-Fdesiln AlsoADMII'l'ED: Dennll Roulh, on.,hand to -•trato FrldQ, elation ol AmericL Nearly 13,- Letart; Mrs. Abraham Baker, the latest In drain cleaners. You 700 yoqsterl art now actlveq. Loon; P, A. Sm't. Arbuckle; wW have to see this fabulous enrolled In tiJt brood orpnl,.. Teresa Miller, Pl. Plea11ant; WU~ dz:aln cleaner to uilderatand ho1'l tion's .PJ'Op'am. To qualify, membercandldltea liam Prollltt, Point Pleaoant; it works. WOlle Kin& Arbuel<le; Roy Lane, Aloo FrldQ II js Planned to must be W1Clv 21 yeatl o1 age Pl. Pleallllt; Mrs: Clarence Ad-haw the helleopter here that and have IIUCCISS!ully comPleted kine, Letart. wW be doing the custom sprayjne one year's work In a 4-H or 'VODISCHAHGED: Danny Brown, for the fanners In this area. cational agriculture dairy pro- Homer 1llelaa. Alta Herdman, Tids plans to be thl latest in Joe~ Individual ownershiP o1 al Vlncont Robert11111, John Dower, cUS(IQm service belna:Providedby least one Reglstered Hol1teln is Mlcllatl Oliver, Mrs. Carl Birchalso required. Lanmnark in Pomeroy. neld and 1011, One ol the outstandilti: sPetiala BIRTHS: Mr. and Mrs. John wUI bo the new Unlco ~lex 19 Auxiliary Meel!l ~, Pl. Pleaaant, a 1011; aide by aide refrlgerator, which Mr, and Mra, Charlooi'Oar11111, 11 two appllancea tn one, a real LAKIN, W. va. - The reaular Pt. Pltalltlll, a claulll!ter, lllice saver which is on salt (or IIIOtllin& ol the Awdllar)' ol La. $369.95. kin !ilate Hoapltal ' was· held on - -,-- ---ilobble "'"lth Ia Inviting ell the Tuesdl,y, chil~en in the area to come in Attendlq were Rev, Kenneth Haven, W. Va. The next reau""""onter tho Pomeroy Lo-..k lllaw, Dr. Marpret Rou, Boo- larly acheclulod meeting is A.P· !;aster Egg C<>lor~ Contest; ale Cadle, let RolUno, Mildred ril 13, Here'• a chance to win 1 crtip Lea, Icyel Snea, Bett.r Ctdle, ~ Five ll>llar BU1, U you <Ill 11&11011, W, Va., Lol! Brown, 1Jot. brlrc In tho most colorful Ellter II' Knaul, Pt. Pltaoont, W, Va.; Egg In 0111' area. Just pick out Iva Athey, Betty '!\bite, Htleri. yOur best and moat coJortul one Carroll, Mart Lelvinr. MOdred and ,bring It to our Lindmark Boulll ) Elizabeth Chi1lef , New •to!'f-..1! mlsht miJ<i you $$.00 rlc~lllj1nc thlllllil Allril 4, 5, or 'S. during our La-k Open lfoul!lo .' ,I l:ool!tl . CJt C9UI'IO, illl\i'~ 'DI0ny !teli!& NHd ' N ot EmiMI,....s wiU bo on SI*W "'we o-s1 Doa't lin In tear or falllfl' le*th yO., ....,. In ind look oround and IOOIIM!n lnl, wobbllnl or dropping: ju11t at the wrons \~me. J'or more aecuri-'J' rl!llotv ''" all tiJt ibJr lUHf muro comfort, Jlll't qwJnkle a You ,)l> p iOI gHd ,,.., blq OIIY- IIUie PABTIETH on 'our pta tell. PA8TD'l'H hold!! ta118 teeth 1\tmet. tltill8o,)Oit cbinolll lnd Ill hello, .,...e~~e.\lft¥ euler. No PfllltJ. poey What's ..,f... - New? Co,;,king With . At Your Landmark Farmer Debts Up, So are His Assets ! , FALSE TEETH ft .. »n•••· t.ulte. HelJ)II cher.JI " denture bre~~ot.h' . Dllnt.\lreK thMt nt ~~ore nten""l to hnlth,_Itt:_~ dentlf't ()(,l feiul~~orlr • f'o\IJTEETH fit Ail dtUI{ MUhtlll'll. / . \ " ',;_' >·Reviewed th .' ", ' ' ~ and)'OUm~beawtmer•-Adv~ " __ ,_, ___ Reading$' on ' ' Given Friday Pven bt Mri. Belli' -CUno at Fiidoy nllll!l'• ,meellnl ol I he Mlddieporl Wllllllll'a O!rlo!llan TemperiiiiCI Unlon held at the Church of Chrllt.· Mrs. Cline rea~!~, Sobrietr,,~ Slrenllh ot , bloll' and LIQJOr Ewplotts the A:med Forces. Tbt theme 1011&. Vote It OUt ~ the meellng with prQor by Mrl. Audrey Mllltr, The frlendaitlsl clrele and the Lord a Pra,yer In unlBOD closed the meeting, Mrs. Cline and Mra. Clarence McNeal sened retresllmanta to Mrs. ~ah White) Mn. Joe Turner and granddaughter' Sandra, Mrs. Hazel Board, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, and Mrs. Gene· vieve Saxon. Folk Lore Keys Heritage Camp Over Weekend MASON - Gilbert Barnette, Ma..n QJuney 4-H Club Agen~ along wlth two youth leaders and ela:ht 4-H' er s, attended Mountaineer Heritage ClllllP at Hawk's Nest, W, Va., on Fridlty, Slturda,y and Sunday. Atttnding in addition to tbe ~H agent were Ora Mae Hunt of Leon, Mary Froednt, and ~H'ers Alan Hart, carla Crookham, Bobby Dewhurst, aU of New Haven area; Betsy Fowler, Steven Chap. man, Mil')' Jane Getty, Point PlotSant; Ronnie Wedge ond Del> bie Sayre of Leon. This cam,p, held Cor the first time, enlightened the yoWll! p... pie on the culture ot: the molD' talns In the Appalachian rllion. Folk sayings, slngitw and dancing were ellloyed by all, Mr. Barnette led the grolli' ln square dancing. ScholarshijJs forthecampwere provided. by the Arts and Hwnanity A&aoclatlon. The group touredthehistorical Gulley mountain area and viewed tile largest private historical museum ln West Virginia at Oak Hill. On !lmday morning the PVUP attended worahi,p ;~~Otce ..~Qd ll)flS& at the Catholic and Protes-tant churches. At the latter church, folk hymns were used in the service. • "i'~ 'I' -, ~ ' " ' ~'Yitl\,t:tlst: ,.... . Temperan..::e , readings were • ' • ,:; '~41igei1; ~t~~P~~k,ing H~r~:.· ·~ Temperance ,, ' . ' ' ADMISSION~ lloplal U w...ner, 46 Central Ave.;. · ~, In C. ~. Jr., ~n.tam llltt Adrian A~e.; Albert A. HOYcnft,, 'm Second Ave.; Miss , Edna 4· Burnett, 1026 !Olcond A,..• IIJrs. WUiiani Garvin lU; 1 Mrs. cen& Par~s 1 Rt. 2 ¥i.Dton; Roaclilel'erry, Rt. 2 Patriot; Mrs. carl ~·. LaJn. ber~ ,Ht. 1 GalliPolis· Mrs. o.. wald 0. Hanes, Pt.' Pleasant; Paul E. eox, IU. 1 pt. Pleesant; Mro. Grover M. Nelvllle, P~ Pleasant; Ray van Matre, w., 1 West Colwnbia· Mrs. George w, Brown, Maso\; Harry c. Roush, m, Mason; Valerie D. Van Matre, Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Paul Harrison Pt. Plea.sant; Mrs. John c. TriPlett,· Rt. 1 Letart; Mrs, Thomas J. Rey. nolds, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. William A. carman, Rt. 1 Pomeroy; Mrs. Hoy J. Allen, l't- Pleasant; Robert K. u,nry, Jackson; Mrs. ThOrnton 11. Wilson, Ht. 1 Well .. ton; Mrs. Jack D. Fr&nz, lrooton; Llsa A, Cook, JaCkson; Mrs. hiOeton; Scouts Guests Of Troop 137 MASON - Junior Girl Scout Troop 87 were guests at a Part,y on Wednesday evening at the Mason Methodist Church wtth Brownie Troop 137 the host gro~.P. An Easter Bunny center piece centered the refreshment table. Also u!!ed wereEasterbunnynapklns and Cavors of Easter eggs, Debbie Jones, Ma54)n, was in charge of the games, Appreciation was expressed tor the sale ofGirLC:icoutcookies. Brownie TrooP No. 137 sold 516 boxes and Junior Girl Scout TI'OOP No. 87 sold 515. Forty-seven girls Crom both trooPs attended along with their leaders, Mrs. Bonnie McFarland, Mrs. Carol Proffitt, Mrs, Cecile Van Meter, Mrs. Ruby Jones, Mrs. Helen Johnson, Mrs, Dolly Huber and parents, Mrs. Gladdie stewart and Mrs. Robert Bocock, I• sou(lht by tlte J>lalntlll;. , 1 An; ·order granting a . divO,Ce to Leona Brock from Wllimr Brock was signed by the court and the plaintiff was given custocly ol tllelr Infant child, and ,, D.lpot, w. BiliTH~ v.. Mrlio lfolierl Ball, ,Jr,, 1q. 2 Gallipolis, daushtor, 10:13 Lm.' llondi\1; ¥ra; ~I E. ~ ut. ~:GoniPou., dll!llhter, u:.l2 , P.m• ......... .,,._,, . -, ...,] . . . . ' 1 DISCH•iltltl; · ",',', . • •. f' "·. ·I ~k , V/ • .Coo~, wquani J, Flel<!lni; Twana Is. GilmOre, Deboratt .JL. Har't!ey, Carl Hogle, Harry F. Holdsrof~ .Alber! E. Holman, Mrs. Wilma P. May&, Leo""'d II. "'"lth, Elli! E. Tht>r,. ton, Mrs. Arnold Ousley. Uov. 1\, •.;. ·lftllert ' pastor . o1 tht !\Yril.tUHO Cl!J:Ifch ·Of 1h'P Nl)y.arene: .11 ,lin~ehlg , ~J.val. ~scfvl~es Aprll 3-14, at~ ~ni:u,.UlOrcHwlth, Rtv. 'W•"E. ~1 111mormon oO!ar· ion, Ohio as ,CYangQIIBf. . ., ~ Ro~ . . 1.immernum for .mOre than 4$ yl;,ars ·ha b~eil in 1church wo:r;Jt, 38 5 - ~leyl!don progrlms ovOr\VIiJ~; 11.ltncsvllle:· · · · ~if ·•f ' Perhaps. tile moSt URI~ ·~ .. li;Y in Ute 'nlmiStry 'of ,Mi. +ltm .. 111~rman I~ hio abllley lo.;\Y'irk : close to hi! people .u.l'fniiplte . Within thell_\ .a d,eslfe (It tz•eat for ~ the work QfChrlstabdthechurcb. His a(Jopq~ · ot the :so per 'eem ' of ev~ry .mJIP. tiJ ,nltlssl~~$. ~Jan P,!rhaps has n~ . b~en surp~&sed ·' _. in the denomiJ)IUon. · i; io6.. ' Si'rvicos will be · 11 pe ' 7:30. ' q 'fhe Dall)· ~mlnel, ' thou.:t;i fur '·'· th• :dQ: ..\mot'kan drama critic l'ercj• llammond llaid, "Tho roritalll knee h · a jolnl and nQt -" eutert~IUJlent.'' The 4lulsville Fann Credit District set new loan records In 1967 with total loans <:losed amountln& to $661,"718,071; "' $51,707,058 !rom 1966. l<!ans outstanding as of December 31, 1967 were $540,869,831, II) $67,363,253 !rom 1966, or 14.22Per cent. Total -borrowers and .. A" stockOOlders increased to 113,.. 926 members. The district includes 40'PCA's in Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, and Tennessee. Ohio continues to be a leading user of agricultural credit. As oC January 1, 1968, 19,024 PCA members had loans outstanding of $150,220,957, "This is an lncreaseo!$21,518,02Sover 1966 records. The Jackson Production Credit Association had loans outstanding ol $7,800,912 as of December 31, 1967. The association serves 1,808 "B" stotkboldera and 930 capital stockfolders In 11 SoutJ>. eastern Otrlo <:ount1~5o II BUDGET·PRICEb'PAINTS . ' IIO'····' LATEX FLAT $4.42 u•llon Get Order In Early For Easter Conages Dudftp'"IM'lsf ·' 59 N. 2nd t.,"•· .rn.ss MluDLEPORT Club Officers are Named ·chlldren in the area to eome in and enter the Pomei'O)' landmark Easter Ea Colort~ Co~ Olficers were elected and pro- projects. Mrs. Blakeslee install•. test. Here's a eMnce to wln a jeets selectedattheorganlzation- ed the new officers and iJrecrtep net¥ Five [Ollar Bill, 11 al meetUw of the Pomeroy Bend sente<l each officer with a COfoo .you can brll1( In the most coiOJ'o SOnlor 4-H Club held Moncla¥ sage. Meetlrw:s were plarmed !or the tul Easter Egg in our area. Just nJaht at the home of Mrs. c. E. first and third Monda,ys or each .Pick out yourbestandmostcolor- Blakeslee, advisor. ful one and bring it to oUr Land- · selected as officers ror the month .at the Blakeslee horne. mark store to be ju~ for the year were Carol Hargraves,pr~ Members disc~ssed figures, contest. Put your egg In a .P&Itr sldent; Debbie · Harbrecht. vice lines, colors, and patterns. Alter refreshments were serY.. bag, put your name and address president; Twlla Clatworthy, seced, the grow> went to Pomeroy on the bOB lnd bring It to our rettry; Becky iioudaahel~ treaJunior High S::hool for thearmual 'Landmark store in Pomeroy,,. surer; Mary Pearson, news r~ It might make you $5.00 richer! porter; Irene Barnes, recreatiOn OfCicers, Advisors, and Parente Bring them ln AprU 41 5, or 6, leader; Becky Triplett, safety 4-H Conference. during ·o u r Landmark Q)en chairman; and Debbie Hunnel. House. health cholnnan. · ~ancy Reed ol Landmark In The girls &elected school Pomeroy invites you to see the dresses and sPorts clothes a.s -•st In cooklll8 with eleotrlciey. Landmark will have on dlapiQ tb'lns their Color TV "en Houll on Aprll 4. 5, 6, the new Unlco electronic Range. This 11 the newest and quickeet way to TUESDAY pr011ere food. it II tx<l~ dr.. POMEROY CHAPTER 186, made ,..,d allows m~ shon 0 . E. s., Tuesday) 7:45 p, m., <utJ and time savll1(s you ne..,. Masonic TemPle; recognition of dreamed po~alble. The Rev. Charles Lusher, Ohio three 50 year members, past SI.Y IOIJCI'bye to the olo.taahlon.. Baptist COnvention evangelist. matrons and past patrons. ed metol pots and paoa when sourHERN LOCAL Band cooklll8 In the ntW Unlco a.. wUl conciJct a crusade at the Middleport Firat Baptiat Church Boosters at Racine High School, darant!t· You can actually cook, beg!Ming Aprill5. 7:30 p. m. Tuesclay. Final plans It you desire, on dishes that are In preparation for the crusade, Cor jitney sl&)Per on AprU 20. All made from glass, plastic, or cottaee prayer me~s have interested persons urged to a1ieva paper. Cooidn& time has - dremat. been scheduled this week, the tend. AMERICAN Lutheran Church J lcally reduced !rom hour& to nrst to be hBld at 7:30 Tuesday minutes and mbute• to secondl. Jrliht at the home ol Mra. Beu- Women. ot st. Paul and St. John ~ Tht 1111Mf.UC8nlll''1!1" ond IIIII' llh Whi~ Schedule for ·ib• r• ,. Luther~ 9~c~~ 8.~·-~~ Tu~~ ol'lltrih~ dlue of foocfWUl be e~ malnder ot the wet~ Is 9:30 a. dl,y, "SS.I'iiiHlh~fctt WSWS o1 Enterprise , EUB " hll\00<1. Hamburgero comPletoiY m. W..... sdl,y at the Frank Cbeesebrew twmei 7:30 p.m. church Tuesday evening, borne rea<!~' In 60 oeconds and mllll' Thursday at the Tony Fowler of Mrs. Edward Bowen. Mrs. foods as Uttle as 16 uconds. Come in and see Anna Grace home; 2 p.m. Friday at the Mra. Menzul Smith, program leader. RUMMAGE SALE, Catholic Torchlano, llome Ecoll)mlst ol Ilona Hamm home, and 7:30 p, m. FrldQ II th& Fred Holiman O!urch auditorium, 9 to I p.m, Ohio Power Comi>aiiY, TuesdQ and Wednesday, oponstrait this' "!abuloua method ol home. Workll' conferences and vis~ sored by the Catholic Women's cookll1(. tattoo wUI be ·featured In the Club. In addition to thlo cookll1( r . MEIGS COUNTY ART Assn., wre man.v other items wUI be on first two days of the evangeli&tic crusade, with meetings to Tuesday, AprU 9, Columbus and 1!1'0Clol and 11m for evei'Jone all begin on Wednesday, April 17, Southern Ohio Electric Co., 7 three doya at the Pomti'O)' loJicl. and continuing throllih April21. p,m, All interested persona lnmark ()peo Houoe. Tho door · _priles con•lst of seven rree RCA $1ctal musie will be presented vtted. WEDNESDAY Celor TV aetl ~lua 100 boool at each ot'the services. LAST CALL todliY for Maaon prlno ol OiymPIU Pormontnt boyo to algnup lor PeeWfO, Litcai\dies. 'All three cloy• plan to tle, or Fllny league baoeboll bebo lillldwlth realelO:ltin& events. tween fl.8 p,m, at Maoon Youth FrlcliJ, s,ooo lrte ~ chick• Center, Same hours April I and will bt given away. The chick• Aprll 2, same plaee. Parent or will ,arrive st II!J>I'OXI!nalecy 9 guardian, plus $5 for ln01D'ance, Llll. and will be glvtO lrtt te IJIYlMll wbO wtsbea ti*n. II Ia Rlteo of communion were ob- loiiJ$T ac compa!IY boy to 11811UJ> •IIIPotod that everyone bring aetvod' 9mdfY evenlnt! II I h e If be Intends to plQ , their own conWiler. Greeol!flacopal O!urch In Pam· MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR Gardenero, 8 p,m. WemelldaJ at Tliuroc!Q and FrldQ the lac> e"-Y. r011rtaentatlve lrolll the The Rev. Alber! McKenzie o! the home of Mrs. Glem lAmbert. Homt1ito Chain Saw eon.,~ St; Pater'• l!flocopal a,urch at GmL SCOUT Nellillborhood I wtil ,be prooont to lhall>OO chain GallipOlis mot with the congrep- aervtee team meeting Wednes:~hlina !Me ot chirp. Tiil5 tlcn tor the .4.nmunlon obaerv- dQ, Colombua and Southern Oblo 11 • service to help. ac- ance. Prior to tbe aerYice, he Electric Co. office. New leaden 9JAI!1I )'011 with 0111 ol the lineal lnatrUCted the coonrmatlOn urged to altend. chain aawa avollable toc!Q; The cla11. COnllrmatlon Ia plaMed THURSPAY liolqlllto people wUI oleo be , lor Eaater &ll1claJ' bt Bilhop RUMMAGE SALE, Hetth Methava(lable all three c1Q •• l,anclo %Ropr Blanchord ol ClnclnnaU. odist Church baoement, MiddleJllark In Pomti'O)' will alto bt~ pori, ..,oored by the Eleamr Circle; AnYone havtns ltema to f~ I tiJno-dly trade 1!19'\t'l' Girl Srouts Elect bt picked up mQ tall 992./l717 wood cuttlnc lnltrUmW11 'illcb ia .., P. uw, or halol!it',w.;erd or 992-3236. t11e purchlle o! 101' few Hom.. PAsr CHIEFS, Macnolla T..,.. .1110 Chain !8w (tx<oill ZIPJ MASON _: Maaon Girl SCOUt pie, Pytblna Sisters, 7:30 Thura1 ' 'rlie toctol'Y rtPreiiOOIIIIve ot Troop 87 rfCtii\IY elected Patrol dl,y night st the home ol Mrs. tllo ,Twentlttll COniiJry Weldlnti Loedera and' Alllotant leadersas HoU1n Beerh&, ~ will oleo bt !lit- · ronowa: BOARD OF lllrtctoro, Mello Frldaf glvll1( 1111~1 ilild Sweetlleorta: Cowu;y American Rtcl Croao Chiiller, 8:30p.m., ThuradQ, at ~~~waldlnco If you blve ~ Veterus Memorial Hospital. ~I In ond dltcUIO SUNDAY . Baptist Plan Crusade with Evangelist WALL PAINT ElMER BURNS COLOR CENTER 992-5611 :., ~ lllfDlEII'bT "."', OliO Co• THE SHERWIN·WIUIAMS ' Arrests Made Over Weekend PT, PLEASANT - Arrests recorded at the cowrt,y jail lltrlng the weekend were: Arley Patterson, 38, Henderson: Franklin Patteraon, Gallipolis Ferry; Ellis Williams, Henderson: William E. Coonts, 4!, Dumar, all charged with lntoxlcatlcn a n d Feye Holcomb Lanbrl(lh~ 46, Gltndale, CalU,, chUd deaertlon warrant. Two 15-year.old girls and U.. 16-year-old boys, escapees from Lakin state Hoapltal, are conOned to the couney Jill on charg. •• ol grand larcllllJ' (auto theft) alter the youths allegedly ltole an autmnoblle belonging to Nel. am Rainey, Bellemeade, and were later apprellended in Parkersburg, W.Va. 'The )'OIIthawere r-..od to MelillO Cowtfl' b!' the State Ftlllee 11\ClSherl!l' a Department. Communion Rites Observed Sunday iDI7 ""' Bank Asking For Recovery PT. PLEASANT - Two elvU actions were flied 1n the olnce ot the Circuit Cleric, bo111 concerning Pr<llllllfOS7 -•lnd tlte Bonk ol Polllt Pltaoant Is tlte pillnllllln tach. 0nt action Ia ~ Jlldgmtnt fnlm 1111-. ll&rold lllpple, Ilondior1011,1n the amount flf .1,11U3 , IIIII eollo, Otller aetton haa .JaJD~• o.Wee• and'i Dta DeWilese, "oiUIJiollo Per- , ry, .,,,. . , _ , ond jlld1DJ41!1 In the imountol*"'·:lllllldpciol,: l'eo!>l•• nllll!t at the WIIIOII home with a ill!'etle ahower honoring Mro. Ruaseii Miller ol Oak St., Pomeroy, Guts were plaeed in a bualnet clecorated with pink lnd blue atreamers whleh extended to the eelllng, Games were pla,)'ed with Mrs. Jo~lne Miller and Mrs. Allred Ruacbei winning tlle prizes. The door prize went to Mlsa Jan Fllher. Pink and blue bootie replicas lopped fndividual cakes which were served with ice cream, coffee, Jllnch and mints. MinIature cradles with babies were given aa favors. Qlests at the shower included those named aboVe and Mrs. Vlrt<ll lnd Mra. John Bachman of Columbus; Mrs. Ted Fllher and daua:hter, Jan, or ctnclnnaU; Mra. Deiberi Chaney of Albany; and Mro. BUI 11111te, Mrs. Gary Miller, Miss Jeanette Miller, Miss Jeannine Miller, Mrs. Freda Hines, Mrs. To m Grinstead, Mrs. Cecil Duncan, Mrs. William Grinstead, Mrs. urday POINT PLEASANT - Mr. ond Mro, Joseph VanSickle, Point Plea&ant, ceiebr~ their 5001 weddirl: annbersary, · sund~Qo, March 31. The)' are the parentl of a dlua:hter. MarY Attn ot COiumbul, o., and a son Rayburn VanSickle, Rt. 1 GalliPolla. Mt, VanSickle is a retired iron worker, and OOtll are active in tume m1nlonary work and are still active in the Nazarene Church activities. Up, 14.22% in li'':;~::;~~.·: ,················=·:·•·:i: . ·.· rr.. c:om• '~~~T~~j~~:: tJnll~~~· LDio } Personal Notes f . :;:: {:: lillY•• :-:·:-:·····::::::·· ···::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::·:::·::··:·::·:::-:-:::;. Mrs. Vernoo &nlth, Mrs. Paul Zirkle, Mrs. Fred Desaauer, Mr1. James Fugate, MrJ. David JohniKI'I, Mra. Everett Mlcllaels, Mro. Rober! &nlth, Mra. Rolph ~. Mrs. John Manley, M11s Doltle R8f110lda, Mro. M a r y nirst, Mrs. WayneSWilher, Mlsa Darlene Dwtean, Mrl. Joe Bradley, ancl Mrs. Eba Gilmore, Jr. Other• preaentlng gilts to tlte honored euest were Mils AOea llblte, Mrs. George Horak, Mra. F<lith Bumgardner, Mra. P h I I Meinhart, M111 Erma 8 m I t h, Mrs, Mabel Zwlllln& Mra. Vlrgll Brown, Mrs. Wllliam Price, Mrs. Thelma Nease, Mrl. James Yeauger, Mra. Dayton PhUlips, Mrs. Wllllam McFarland, Mrs. William Harrah, Mrs. Harry Hayman, Mrs, Jimmy King, Mro.Don Mayer, Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. Don !\>Ires, Mrs. Cecil Hytoll, Mrs. Cora Meinhart, Mrs. Cllfr Roush, Mrs. Charles Roush, Mrs. Leonard Hess, Mark Flsller, Mrs. Charles Wilkinson, M r s. Minnie Clark, and Mrs. 0 t t o Lohn, Shower Given 1Middleport .. , .. Mrs , Roush Personal Notes ) :~:~ ·.· Monday guests of Miss Margaret Saller were her niece, Mrs. Earl flickman, and h.er daughter, Mrs. Ronald Smith and son, Shawn Allen, aU of COiumbua. Mary Bradbury, ~aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, spent the weekend in Chillicothe with her Wiele and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Kitchen. QJests of the Bradbury family &mday were Joe Young and son, Joe, ot Cambridge. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Weller and dau&flters, Linda and Deb ~ ra of Columbus were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sauer. Mrs. Betty Cline was t h e &lnday guest of h.er son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Marr at New Haven. Mrs. Forrest Bachtel and daughter, Carol, spent &mday ln vleru\a, "w: 'Va': visltlnk' Mrs, J. W. Dawson and Mrs. Thelma Howard. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and daughter, Nancy were weekend visitors in McConnelsVUle with h.er parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Knox. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford returned SUnday night from a two week vacation. They visited her brother-In-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart9!ields in fl.lstis, Fla. and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Bennett at Winterhaven. Enroute home they visited in Wash ington, D. C. with their daughterin-law, Mrs. Bruce Bradford and daughters. Dana and Leslie. Robes Completed For Palm, Sunday "' . New robes tor the youth choir of the Trlnley United Church ol Christ" have been comPleted and wUl be worn by the children on Palm Sundl,y, Memben who have the robes are asked to take them to the church Thursday, The ehoir will rehearse 11 ~ p.m. Saturday a!terooon. In Syracuse A layette shower hororlng Mrs, Milton Roush of Minersville was given Thursday evening at the t.lme of Mrs. Karl Gruner. 'Pink and blue streamers were used in the decorations of the gilt table whichwascenteredwlth a miniature craclle. A swrk replica was used on the mantle. Games were played with prizes being won by Mrs, William Francis and Mrs. Homer Holter. Mrs. Grueser served ice cream and cake. Guests at the shower were Miss Eleanor Uobson, Mrs. Zana Reuter, Mr s, Antone Lucke, Mrs, Ernest Harris, Mrs. Mason Fisher, Mrs. Gregg Roush, Mrs. Holter, Mrs. Clyde Andrews, Mrs. John Sauvage, Mrs. Fra~ cis, Mrs. Thelma Ashworth, Mrs. Joyce Hamsey, Mrs. Mary Bentz, · 'itld Mrs. OriL\ Harrrs. · · " ' Others presenting gilts to Mrs. Housh were Mrs. Eileen Clark, Mrs. Glenna Davis, Mrs. Howard Nolan, Mrs. Harold Jones. Mrs. Paul Harris, 'Mrs. Harold !:lmith, Mrs. Howard Parker, Mrs, carroll Norris, M .r s, Geo.rge Schneider, Mrs. Paul Kloes, and Mrs. Edith Hood. A gilt was also p.resented to Mrs. Roush. by members of the Hom'> makers Club. and Mn. lliram Fisher. Carl B. Weese was at Selg- f , )(r,!i, J;ie~ Welch, author of ~te'verJ..~ ifh'Udrm's booklli, -wa~t at. a recent meeting of UolJWo .llow ,Not to Write A Book, . Mrs. Wel<:h related fiOille of the Incidents wh.lch. inspired her In tho writing !ield. In her COMPLETES COURSE PT. PLEASANT - Second Lieutenant Marvin R. Austin, 22, whose mother, Mrs. Lettie J. Austin, and wile, Karen, live on Route 2, Point Pleasant, ~o~ pleted a sl!l)ply management ofricer course March 8 at the Army Quartermaster School, Ft. Lee, Va. Easter r"""''"re of Dinner •·I· " ,. . , talk, marked with humor, Weich outllnac!'!lle proc ' problem• or "-Villi ll•hed, ond then condOCIJd , .... •ro•entation wllila ·~ 'l!liillfol writlen aod 1 di,.Piq, Q! 11111~ tlons. During 1110 meOtlill ~~;: by Mr•. Janice Yoq pi made for dub ~bera Euter bata ao 1110 Pnl•Joelt:lor the AprU mtet1rw. White, FlaiWoodS, wUI bt '"'"-''•''•' tess for that meetln&o ,• Mro. Cllloris Gaul read tlii. .secretar)'ooti'eaiUNJr'& rePortiDII coilecled the due.. Tho doc!!' prize was won by Mrs. Hefreshmentl were Hrv~ blr Mrs. SWartl and Mrt. Janet eon; nolly, co-hostess, to tho.. 111m1ed; and Mrs. Sue Hayman, ·Mra. Ann Burke. Mrs. Alina Pooiet1 Mrs. carolyn Trtw, Mrs. ShiJ'1i on Loucks, ·Mrs. Bilrbu'a TI'IIIP~.:.· and MJ:s. Marilyn Robinaon. ,ll«!'*'·...., *'· oi Birth of Announced Dudley's NOW OPENI cPe pteA-jA-f\-t P~ih-t ~e~c-t-t Pt. Pleasant 67 5-16111 SLIGHTLY IMPROVED MASON - Mrs. Frank EtUe, the former Marilyn Huddleston, of Athena, Ohio, is slighUy im-. proved at the Charleston Memorial Hospital., 'fh~r~ sh.e ,is Jw.spitalized for blood clot in the lett leg. Her room is 571. Mrs. Ettle, the mother of two children, was formerly of Mason. e SWIMMING o TENNIS e GOLF e DANCING o ENTERTAINMENT o HORSE BACK RIDING - .- . .?'• ,. • • Addi On? In 1954, the International Longshoremen's Union called of! a ~doy..gld strike along New York's waterfront. It was the longest cbck strike IP to that time in the history of New ONE DAY SHIRT SERVICE MEETING CANCELLED Pomti'O)' Shake&peare Club scheduled to meetWocnsdayhas botn c..,.allod. Mra. Dale Slnlth wW be hostess for the Ma¥ m~ Ire which will with a po&luck diiUler. You get our usual fine servicP. and finishing, 11n at 9, out at 5 .. Elec"tric Now ••• a '-'"'- paint fltaf maies you an . .,:'~ beat~lt. I'IW~IlttlliSIIIIIIIIIlillillllll.,.._ll._ 1111~111lllltitl ••.•• - ' llltct1tc .................... - ,,·-·~, ' w-.. ,SPIED SATIN" " .:.,I ·) 1. , fried hall, Ohio University, Saturda¥ morning for the final acbplTheme is ar lecture of the Martha K>Jden Jennings series. He was aceoinpenled to Athena by Mrs, Weese and Miss Marcia Karr wtao vJs. be Easter theme was carried ited there with Miss Anna wu. ~ut in table decorations for a Jiams. Dr. Ethel Altenfels ol nner and feUowstJ,p hour oc the New York University was th,!racuse, Miner1wllle, and ,.~or­ lecturer using "LOoking Mea·~ ltun Methodist Churches Su,.. In &lucation - An Anthropolo w::Un It the Syracuse Church. gist's Point ol View.'' Of IU·te Streamers With bowls Patrolman and Mrs. T e r r rh Jes and jonqull.s were used Knlaht of Marlon were weeker on e tables for the charge dfn. guests or his parents, Mr. ar ner, The .Rev. Wendell stutter Mrl. Chester Knight. ~~~ led in grqup singing Mr. and Mrs. JOOn Bachm e xology to Precede the diDof Columbus spent the weeken~er• here with her sister, Mu. Lester Wilson. other weekend guests Son is of Mrs. Wilson were her sonBeing ln-la...- and daughter, Mr. and Apprecl•tlan Mrs. Virgil Ha,yes of Columbus. To Your Church Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas of Darla SUe Ellersbach, daughter Send A Be1utiful of Mrs. Ann Dersbach, is con- Moline, nl., are announcing the Yaiesclng at Veterans Memor- birth of a aon. Jeffrey Erick-Blooming Pl1nt ial Hospital where she remains son. Born on March 16 at the~ a patient. line Public Hospttal, the baby Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon of Cincinnati, were weekend weighed nine pounds and seven 59 N. 2nd Ave. guests of his parents, Mr, and ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 992-5560 Mrs. Homer R. Gordon of Mul- Thoma s of Pomeroy and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wolford of Chilberry Heigflts. Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hill, licothe are the gran~arents. Sr. were in Hamilton over the weekend where they visited with their son and daugtJter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen C. Hili, Jr. and children, Linda and Mark; and in Dayton with another son and dauanter-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. &even Hill and daughter, Marcy. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Phalin, Roy Arms, Mr s. Asa Custer, and Mrs. Cora Grindley were in Marmet, W. Va. Saturday to attend funeral senices for War. ren l'tla.lin held at the JOhnson FW1erai Home. The late Mr . Phalin was the father of Alvie PT, PLEASANT, W. VA. RT. 62 NORTH Phalin and the uncle of Arms, CALL DIRECT Mrs. Custer, and Mrs. Grindley . ,, '~t'~ ' Author Speaks to Lgdies ~ ranges '~ ~' .. -/ ' u,. Tlj!rd 'J'hursda1 Club at the Mr. and Mrs. Ted FlRhof .li.nCt- tmne ot Mr11. ~aron SWarta, lDram Flther, Mrs. Carq Mro, Dale nurlaon ond Mro. 'chUdren ot Cincimatiwere11feek:.: ' HocidlltiJ)or~ Lester Wll8011 ·ontertalnod Sat- Hayes. end guests of his parentS, 'Mr. Wouldn•llc , Be Wonder(ul To Win A New Color TV Loan Totals Farm Credit Mrs. Miller Honored With Layette Shower '' ' ... .... .. . . . . . . .lilll.ul11l. IIIII! II lql till cat 111111 .... 11111111111i il ~llllliiJIIIIIII .:==~~r~::.:;·ii-::, ' ,, ' ' , ........;: ..,....--:'~~ ~~.,.,.,~~ �' ., ' '<. -;;,. : 'I'll!> ti - lll!ll.l· >ientln!>l, l'umeroy-Middl..,.rt, 0., ,~prU 2, I1168 • • ·• " . · s -.M. D.,- .....,. • ...._...... ......., • .... ~·M•uatl••• a c.. Nett.. Will M .,...... efltH I a.ftll, fer Dl¥ ;41 PUIJIIc.U. ,.. ,.,......., ,...,.., "" '"'" I . .ULATIOMI . .............. ...,.,,. ,..,. ....., ... tl "" et' ... teet any • • ciHfMII . . jtcti"'M... TM l'ublllllt'f will Mt J"Cei'Ncf ,....,...,., fir Wlllt All lti"'ICI s cefttl ,., Wenli •"' IMirttMI MlllllfiUitl Chi.... 7k 11 cents ~r wwd ttlrH aneHU· tift 11 '"•""liM· cefttt ,., WeN .. x cOMHutlv• lnMiflent. 11 1M' qltt D/tnllnt ~ Hkt . . lfllll 1llfll (INIIII wlltlln II d1yt. CloiD Of THANKS & HITUAI., II .M for SO word mlnllfiUtw. 11. 1ll11tHDNI . .rill 2c, I&.IND ADI Addlt•nal 'lie Ctro•r,. ,., ...,,,. ........ ,. ,....._: 11-lnf. ,, OPPICI NOUU t:JI ••• ,. ,121M ...... • y C•rd Of Thinks I WISH lo thank the many friends who so kindly assisted and comforted me during the death of my husband, Lt. James F. O'Laughlin. I also wish to thank Father Turel, Rev. Wilbur Perrin, and Rev. Pearl Casto for their consoling words and prayers. I wish to thank the Ewing Funeral Home for their many services. to all those who had masses said. sent nora! offerings, food and cards. I extend my thanka. Mrs. Pamela O'Laughlin and son. 4-2-ltc THE MIDDLEPORT Junior class wishes to express appreciation to DaM:y Meadows of the Village Drug Slore, WMPO. The Daily Sentinel and the public for their support in making "Junior Day" a success. 4-2-ltp OUR SINCERI': lhanka to friends and neighbors. Meigs County American Red Cross, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion : Albert Roush. Middleport; pallbearers ; Rev. Frank Cheesebrew, RawlingsCoats Funeral Home and Middleport and Pomeroy Po· lice departments. Henry R. Staats Family, Sisters and Brothers, and Niece, Eulah Francis. 4-"-ltp I ~SH to thank the wonder· rut friends who look time lo send cards and flowers and came to visit me during my stay In Camden Clark Hospit11 In Parkersburg. Their kind· ness will never be forgotten . Also, 1 wtsh to thank the two good samaritans who came and put my house In order on Thursday. March 28. Mrs. Valma Barnhart 4-1-1\p WJ: WISH to extend our sincere thanks 1o all those who helped during the lllness and death of our father, Charles J. Ebersbach. We especially !bank Dr. Butrlmus, Dr. . Bo~. the nurses at Meigs General Hospital for their klndneiS, ministers Rev. Wll· bur Perrin, Rev. Ron Moyer and Rev. Bill Carter for their prayers and consoling words and vlsi\1 ; the organist, Ralph Werry; the Women's Guild of the Trinity United Church or Christ. relatives. friends and neighbors for cards. food and flowers; the pallbearers, and the Ewing Funeral Home. May God bless you all. The Family of C. J. Ebersbach. 4-2-1tc Notice RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Our Lady of !.<Iretta Cath· ollc Church, !.<lng Bottom, April 8 through 13, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. dally. Call Grange Hall at Reno for further details, or Yvonne Wells at 985-4120. 4-2-61c THERE WILL be a gun shoot, Sunday, April 7. beginning at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone Is welcome. 4-2-llc ( f 2 SIGNS Dullllftt WILL 00 sewing at home: zippen, pocltels, pegging, hem· ing, alterallnns. etc. Mrs. Fn!ddle Thabet, Maaon, Phone 'I'IU651. 3-1~ !PECIAL PERMANENTS reg· ular irs now $9.50. Clellth B"""''' f!bop, near Salem ~· S.I'-IOtc lAPPV HOVII, Shen•ng Sprinp Nite Club, ~ to 8 p:m. Mon~ ..... 'ri1doy. Ladlel night .,..day. Ullc ..,,1 -· OP • QUALITY J . . . ,· , _ ' I . ·, :. , ·: \ -~ ' ;, '' •;. ' f . , '' . , . 1 1·, ··'·' . - ' :-? :1 ~,.. ' ,_(. t. \ .v- •, . . "\' .• _, ,. ' _ ' ; ' , ' . , ' DIESEL TRACTOR, Iron! end loader, plows, disk, bal~. brush hog, hay condilloaer, mower, wagop, seeder, 1965 CHEVY ll •• , • • •• , • , , , , •••• , • , ..... $1595 &~~er Slt. Cpe. VS engine, automatic trans. New tire&, clean interior, radio and heater. 1964 PONTIAC ••• , •••••••• , , ••••• , , • , •••995 Catalina 2 Dr. automatic. good tire&, radio and heater. 1958 CADILLAC .••••••• , , •• , • , •••••• , ••• $250 4 OOor Luxury car at a small _price. ..Whyllol ,.. "!l Ptulllu•... ForS.J. U• .. 01110'1 PtNIIT Porfllla< elevalol'll, pbone 119U821 or 992-%318. W1-31c . ' ', ~· ' . All tftitytll lfNitht •H Mhllcl. lulk .,......,,.. Ht• ooi···· ••• Llt~Uicl nlti'Qifto llrly lUton lllscount now. : AREA WAREHOUSE • 8 ROOM HOUSE, 10 mfle out ol ff2.2111 ' corporaU011 on Rl. 7, aluml· num alorm doors and win· OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. dows, all new copper p!umlllng. Ideal for large family. For Sale I'OMEROY, OHIO May be seen by appointment. Phone 991-3661. 141-lfe THREE PIECE bedroom aulle $119.95, tread,.boards 13.99 ea., ForS.Ie Notice shower curtains with trac~ I':XCELLENT, efficient and ec· 116 ACRE farm. 6 rooms and $4.98, revolving clothes dryer bath, located at Rt 1, Racine, PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY onomical that's Blue Lustrt $11.98. regular $18; balr dryel'B Ohio. Phone 94g.2117. 3-31-llp will pay ror a brake adjust· carpet cleaner. Rent electric $11, regular $19.95; golf balta rnent at Pomeroy Home & shampooer. Baker Furniture. f7 dozen, G. E. portable TWO BEDROOM house, bath, Auto. 1-7·tfe 4-l~tc sweeper 129.95, ironing boards four lots. Contact Lela CUrtis, 17. baby walkers, car seats, Phone 992-3854. J.31-31p RESIDENCE telephone clJSio. REDUCE safe simple and fast car beds, trainers, and many mers : Now, no installation with Gobese tablets. Only 98c. charge for extenslon teleNelson Drugs. 4·1-!tp FOUR PURE BRED Hereford other bargains at Bryanl'a heifers, 300 lo 6110 lbs.; a!Jo Budget Shop, 108 W. Main. phones. Call our business of. Wl.&c 48-\nch reglatered Shetland Open 9 to 5 dally. flee for details. Phone 1192- 1957 CHEVROLET Belair, lloor Bay stud pony, broken lor 2191. 3-14-lztc shlft. new tn.nsmissim, body, harness and aaddle. Bob JIO. ONE FARM ALL C TRAC'roR, motor A·l condition, 1957 berls. Letart Falls, Ohio. Ph. wlth plows and mower, one Ford Fairlane. four door Wanted To Buy cock-shut 30 tractor with 14" 247-2641. 3-31-31c hardtop, four new tires, good FLAT TOP wooden desk, drawJohn Deere plows. caD 94g. condition, Call 742-517S. ers on each side with drawHAVE TWO Motorola pollee re· 3844 after & p.m. 4-2-Stc 3-28-6tc er in middle. Approximate ceivers, 12 volts, one channel size, 31 inches deep, 47 inchsheriff's department; one J>o. SEWING MACHINE. zig zag, es long and 29 to 30 inches MOBILE HOME. 50 x 10; two meroy police, and Slat.\ Hil!hused three months. Will sell bedrooms. outbuilding, garhigh. Phone 1192-2593. 4-2·31c way Patrol station aud car. for $47.53 cash or payments age, patio, lh acre lot on FlatPhone 742·5174 or 742-IS%4. of $5.85 per month. Will bring GOOD FEEDER Pigs, 40 Ibs.. woods Road. Carroll N. John· s.!1-31c to home for trial. Phone 1192. up, direct from producer. son. Phone 992-5562. H6-0ic 2836. 4-Uic Warren Pickens, Reedsville, LONE STAR Fiberglass boat, Ohio 45772. Phone 3'13-62119. FOUR Cl'CKER spaniels. two 15 feel, 50 HP Mercury mo. 1961 EARLY American St<reo. 4-utp beagles. two toy fox terriors. lor; trailer, piano (uprtsht), This set has AM & FM rndio, two pekignese: for breeding good condition. White Kin~ 4 speed automatic record LARGE LOT or small acreage st6Ck or pets. AKC Reg;ister· chest type freezer, 21 cubic changer ; lovely finish, just suitable for building home, or ed. Phone 992-551i2. 3-26-Gtc feel, with baakels and dlvlrl- like new. Take 01Jer pay. will boy mnderately priced ers. Phone 949-3752. ~31-0tc ments of 17.81 per mouth or home in Meigs Local School 1967 ZIG ZAG.Omatk, well pay $129.38. Try it In your District. Write Box 48, Mid- known make sewing machine, BY OWNER, new three bed· home. Phone 992--2&16. dleport. 4-1-tfc makes buttonholes. sews on room air conditioned home; 4-2-610 buttons. etc .. an without attwo car garage, comer lot. ANTIQUES. fumll1n'e, dishes. tachments. Full balance only If Interested, call 992-3618. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, miscellaneous. 'Mrs. Howard $44.40. or 15 per month. Call 3-27.Uc rug , washero. polishers and 3-lt-61< Cedi, BOO W. Main St., Pome- 992-3218. genui~ parts. call m-3780. roy. 1-2$-tfc 1961 ZIG ZAG portable, sllgh~ \ s.ts.aotp MAPLE STEREO radio, 1967 ly used. Does everything ' model stereo AM & FM radio Helo W1nted without attachments. In good POODLE ruJIPrES'- 'Aii:CTD)o. combination, dual speaker WOMAN TO DO light house- s:vstem. Pay balance due condition; $5.98 per month or miniature. $'15 and un. Slud work and cook. Live in or out. lull price of $49.10 for free service snd grooming. Phou• 1101.50 or monthly payments, Daytime work. Phone 992-- Call 992-3218. home demonstration. Call 1192-5443. 11 3 tic ~29-l\tc 5251. 4-1-lfc m-2136. 3-~tc FOR EASTER - Toy White STEREO RAOIO combination. HOUSEKEEPER, prefer live- modem walnut stereo AM &r: STEREO RADIO combination, Poodle pupa. 7 weeka. AKC in for family with children. repossessed, beautiful cabiregistered. Champion back· FM radio combination. excelLiberal terms, free medical IP.nt rr>"rlition. external !lnea'knet, like new. Balance due ground. Pbone ~165 . care. Write Dr. L. D. Sam- er jack~ . dual channel sound. $77, or make payments ol uels. Carron, Ohio, 43112. $5.14 per month. Call 1191- ANTIQUES, phone m.mt. etc. Bt~lanre due 197.22. or 4-1-31c 2836. ,_ 3-~tc navmPRt!l of $5 ner month. C•lt 9!l2-m8. 3-29-l\tc FEMALE HELP wanted, must ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig zag, 64 JOHN DEER!! dozer. Phone be experienced In dry cleanpreowned, A-1 condiUon. Sold f91.6374 alter 5 p.m. 4-2-61c FARM. !\2.8 acres. Nease Seting. Apply between 4 and 5 t1~mPilt : 6 room house. bath. new over $315. Balance due p.m. ABC CJeaners, Mason~ $69. Buttonholes, monograms, rtrlllerl well. tlas: three chlcR•l Est•te For W. Va. H7~tp sews on butlons. etc., without FOR SALE, 12 room boUle, k.-n houses. ham and silo. atlachmenls. Pay only 11.50 bath, In RoUand, acroas from l.ee Johnson. Racine. Pbone per week. Phone m-26115. Emplovment Wanted high sclrool. Need of repair. 949·2246. ~~lc 4-1-tfc WOMAN WANTS housework by Ray R. PhiUipo, '125 N. Jllgh day or week. Phone 1192-5180. BEAUTIFUL While West lflf!h· st.. Laneaater, Ohio 43131. s.l1-4tc land Pupoies. AKC register· MUST SELL 1966 Singer, In Phone w.am. 3-»«P beautiful walnut table; fully ed, best blood lines, no odor. equipped 1o zig zag, monono shed, wm hold for Easter, For Rent gram, fancy design, eto. UsErma Dunlap. Ireland Rd. 4 ROOM and bath unfumlsbed ed very little. For quick oale, Kennels, Coolville, Ohio, ROI!rE 7 AT HOBSON. 4 room apartment. Phone 1192-5385. 141. or paymenls of f6 each Phone 667-3555. !-2'/-4tc 3-11-lfc house, bath. gaa lumace and month. Phone m-28115. clstem, needs repairs, 2 ..,. 4-1-tfc BOAT MAHOGANY, 15 foot res, lood locatloo for two FURNISHED and unfum!Bbed Wolverine, newly refinished, house trailers, 331 ft. front.. apartmeniB. Clo.e lo school. new top and windshield, ex- LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self-W· age, asking $25110. Phone 1192-5434. 10-18-tfc vice. File's, Thin! St., Mid· 1\IPPER8 PLAINS ON ROUl'E cellent condition, trailer, Merdleport. 4-S-121e cury motor, skees, ladder, 7 - 110 story 6 room borne, LARGE five room and bath life cuahlons etc.. ineluded. apartment, newlY cle<'oral•d, 3 bedrooms, bath, two ear 1959 OLDSMOBILE. I'III1S good; Phone 94g.3514 Racine. garage '24x30' one acre tevef furnace heat, Pomerov, ~~ good tires, $150. CaU 94f. Pbnne II!IU30'7. 1·7-t!e lot. l'l'<lperty In good condl· 2828. 4-z.31e tioo, $10,1100.00, 1916 GTO and 1965 Pontiac, FURNISHED APARTMENT. POMEROY - EAST MAIN Call 94g.3'1'19. 3-2'1-4tc STRAWBERRY Plants. Sure. 9. room frame, 5 bedrooDII, couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave, crop, $4 per hundred. Charlel two boths, can be 2 apart. Middleport, fi9Z.5435 . 3-10-tfc COAL. heavy. luml) st.oker. eg~ Foster. Rt. 2, Racine. Phone ments, furnace heating, bue247-23011. 4-1-31}1 :.nd mine run. Excelsior Salt ...nt. garage, large lot In ALL NEW ELECI'RIC 3 room Works, Inc., E. M<lin St., Poapartment, beautiful view of good nefghhorhood, front and meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-Uc ONE UPRIGIIT Bogart Plano. the river. you bave to see lo back porches, modern kltch· Call 949-2471. 4-"lc en and bath on fJrst noor. Fiappreciate, convenient and comfortable. phone 11111-ml. MOBIL HOME. 8x35, excellent fii!ICing can be arranged. S#-llc condition. Comoletely lumilh- SOU'l11ERN PLANTS. order 110,ooo.oo. ed. 11850.110. Call 99U262. now, cabbage, lomatoes. pep- VJRGn. or HELEN TEAJl'ORD 1-:tMotfc pers, sweet potatoes. Phone FURNISHED SLEEPING room 1143-2693, Charles R. Harris. oo Main St. in Pomeroy. Ph. Albert • C.., llnlor ELECI'RIC GUITAR and am· Portland, Ohio. 3-1~ m-5296. 141-Uc ~no~•• plifier, 1125, phone 881-1162 FOR CIJSIDON COMFORT New Haven 3-S1~ FOUR ROOM - · bath, on Knapp Shoes, Cllff'o Shoe Jle., LOGAN .PJRE • SAFET'. Hysell Run Road. Call 741pair, Middleport. WS.301c EQUII'foiENT. sales ~ft511S. 4-2-61[1 FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, al· vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, "" ,, umlnum siding, atorm win"""ial ""'-• ............... !'" ..._._. 011 -.S t"'"' ~Ia ..... _ • FURNISHED three-room apart. dows, gaa furnace, hardwoo4 FOUR ROOM-· both, fuU era or UINI , ..,.,..,.. 1 n I noora, large porch and lot, baaement, 1arage. Two yoar homes. Dwight ""'"n ~ ment, bath; on South Second good condition $8500. 118 Kerr old ho.... Phone 1191-2421. -~ Cba-'- llo....oU .,. Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. WS.Uc St., P<>meroy, Ohio. phone 11111' -~·":' Howard Cacil. 992-526l. 8384, Mu EJch!ll&er lllloiUII. 3718. . 3-31.&p 4-1-tk La..,.nce Ebllll . . - . HOUSE for oale In Clifton. . WO.illlc Beautllul private home, for NINE ROOM HOUSE, 110 lots, TRAILER, Brown's Traller children. oil 1'001118 (three Racine. Phone 949-m2. t'OIID Ohio. Park, MtnersviUe, C. • BIWI J.31~tc bedrooml), divided ba.ement. 4-1-3lc Phone if2.33JI. ~~.!!0::. play room and llhower. Two ........,... , lOts 10 X 1110; IS • 11 bam. FRY ~tty, Mlddi'!IIOl'l ForS.J. .. JOHN Wrlle, or OIMoet Property fenced ln. Inquire Hill, 5 room buuoo wUb 3 ~~~ FOR SALE - 1961 Lark. Good at Blanche Com)ll!OII. Cllf· aere11roulld. Pl>one 7f2.s613. lllolll6. ~ •· · ·•. condition. fl50. P'- 84~ too. S.14tl!t 4161< · t I ~ 4272. 4-1-Gte . ,· .;: @. -- s.i. .a c crru . •' . ~•.':-. MoN, PfR.If FRI. ' .AIINt!w ..... . . . JAYMARCOAI.C:O.: •c:.r •Trude •H...• Core •lulldaAI' . •Any T.,. roMIROY ... .... ' I OI'IN 7 TO 7 . ·- · . . -.--- ' ' ' WMP COAL . D·& lltl&'rt'l . FARM, 35 acm, 7 room bouSe, bath, lull baaement. new fllf· naco, bam, two chicken bouJ. es, six miles from Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Mtl. Sam Wyatt, Phone 99UIIII. ,3-31~ '· . lbsin'tsS' S.·r,fteS ' ......., bay •• I • ·' , Pomeroy ·Motor Co. Pomeroy Motor Co. i· ·~·~·!;.t,; I ... ·~ , •. . ' A WINTER 'MONE~IlAND! ' •\ Want Ads Ring, Are You listening? '. -• ,..,AIItT Aff '· IMPOIMATiON ID'Mt.tNII .' .... . ·- . Klmt G0PJ EfORI) II" s.21N ~I-mt, o;_ I!XP'ERI' • Nheel Alignment FIRI~ DLC 100 NEW TRI~ILACKWALI Sla 150x13 150x14 700x13 1aox14 751h114 611•15 Price T,.: '·" .a :II tJI 10.11 41 "·" .a 11.11 11JI AI PluoRoc.......lol..._ Nil-kit Guon- 5.55 .GUARANTHD- <! :.a INFORMATIO" NEWS oresents ~P.OMEROI_ lOCAL KtPORTS DAllY AT 7:50 A.M. .12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. EVJNRUDE TIRES SALE~ Repaired Assorted Adjustment Tires AND SERVICE Ohio boit and momr Ucenae ALL SIZES $12.00 plus tax eacb CLYDE KUHN Hockingport, Ohio Tuppen PloiM, 0. .Phone 667-3612 PHON!! 6614370 s.rvlcei Business AIR coNDmONING Refrlgor· atlon service. Jack'a Refrlg· eration, New Haven. hone 882-2079. 4 8 Ire Apple Grove Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason . Are·a News, Events Informed As Well As . IIY II1IS. HERBEin' ROU!J! READY • MIX concreto deUvered rilhl to your project. Fut and euy. Free eatl· mates. Phone m-3284, Goecleln Ready • Mix Co., Middle. port, Ohio. 8 SO Ire ·wMPO. TheW.S.C.S. ofthelocolMathodlat Church met recently at tbe amex with Joyce White as clelot!onall-r. The program Ull>lc was Youth, Let's IJst• and . Learn. Included tn tho devotion• Enlertoined I j p "./'-< <E /J "' COMPLAitSV DEPARTMEtJT 1/\ I;;- COMPLAIIJT DEPA MEIJT . ..:::LL .IDJI.ISTER, ~ ~ t:. OMPLAII-IT P.ARTM IJT ,p - EEKANDMEEK 'ft .. . WAKE: UP, EEK BEFORE: . 'it>UR MUSCL~ I!£GI/J 10 [JE:CAY FI'O'vl fKK OF We've combed ever4 car lot and junk4ard in the count4,Avertj! I don't know , - - -..." --" --.:::::,,...:.: what else EXERCISE! to do! • 4·2. By ~FRANCJi The Happy Huatlers liuJidll' School Clan or the Mathodlat gro~C> voted jj) pa,y for church Church ei\IOyed a cowrod dlah paint. Fho cb)larsrrom the blrtJ>. dinner In the social rooms of dO¥ rand will be uaed to boy B<hoo1 the church Frldl¥ ownlag, :Mar. lunches for needy chiiJren. Abo 22. Follow~ t h e - thOPr... , tendlni were Mabellloush, Bei-- lcleot, Mrs. Qlrodlt: Me~ lh& lloblnoon, Lucille Rhodeo, - t e d the buolnolo ielllon Boaole Paroono, Ella Ford, Q,., and oliO a deWIIO!Ifl period. na HUI, Joyce White and Julia The Wealeyan Senlce GoUd Norrta. held Ita meeting at the home of Mr. and Mro. IAonard stover Mra. Jomoa Reeo, Sr. Mar<:h :ill. and baby of Letart 01)0111111 ,,._ Mrs. NondUHendrlolliiCCOJI>o nln& with Mrs. Bertha lloblnooa. panled Rov.llldlllrs,Pau!SeUers Mr. and Mra. Larcy Johnson, m Union Furnace and vllltedMr. tho Iormor Irene stover, are an- and Mro. llo7 Hendricks whlio oounc~ the birth of a dautihter · n.v. an<llllra. Sell<ora vlolted In at MammoU!, W, Va.Locolgr~ Logan anclolso callodon Mr. and parentJ are !lr. and !lro, WolUe Mrs. Frank llnlth at 1Adoo!FIJ1'1>o stover and Mr. and Mro. JohJ>. ooa. son or lllammotb. &mdl,y alterDDOII vtoltoro of ~ guaato of !lr. and Mro, n.v, and Mrs. Paul Stlloro ware Roy Purson warellr. IIIII Mro, Mr. and M<a, Merle ThoonPJtm Rouah of Lllboa, !lr, and !lro. Fern Wbltl and llro. U.... Mro. Frii!CioWobb,llr.llndMta. lha Pwulleton, CUroll, Ohio. Junior SelBOr, lllkeandRUo,Mr. Mro. F. E. Philsonand Mta. lloprThJlu,llarbora, ted hir oon, Ben, jj> tho homo of Beth and Barcy, or Qln:ao lind !\', Kalhl')'n Philson at IIIIo. Mra, Jamea !l>r..,..llnd·bob)', burg, va.,saturdaJ.BenrMra. Horbert llouoh, Mra. - · &mdvandlllro.i>lJ!lsonr• Flo)'d Norrlo and Mrs. Dlroth,y melnad jj) vlllt tndtllnltell with Wolfe callod on Mro,. Larq O'· har dauflbtor• . Brill! raclllfl.l', Mro. Hatcy Pickimo ond.brofb. Mto, Gertie Glbba and oon, er, Dooa Erokln, returnedFrlda,y Junior, of CUIIon callod on Mrs. trom Prankfort, Ind., alter a vlllt Vandora Knl&htlng. with rolatlvel. Mto. Herb!ort Rouab and Mra. W.. Ruth lillto and rrl-.ci of 111.7llelney weroillootes881 for a ~ · · · ed on ·. and ~~;!~ ~~art.l' "':,,~.. on S011u'd11ol· 1 , __ _ ....,... ~-·- HOe..... at SWart """"' the lmte of Mr. and Mta. Har- I!Pent t!lo woekond with Mr. and bert llouah. Gomt• ware PII.Yed Mrs, James SWart and Mr. and w.lth PriHI 101nc to Mto. Flo)'d Mro. AI Crow and lamll,y. Norrto, Emma Lao Bird, GriCe BUI Ma,ynard and Jollo F.laber KDJaht;IJw. Ibor prize waa 1fOil . attended the tOurnlmlllt In ~ "' Mrl, Jim~-·""~"" Mro, V•- lumbu0. 7, T 21 tie s~wJNr. MACHINES. repair service. all makea. WY 172114. The P'abrlo ShoP. PoJII. eroy. Authorized Slllf!er Sale• and service. We Sbmlen S<luors. S.:zt.lfe TERMI'I'I!fl SWARMING! 111EY ARE re-producllvtll. not your worker colony. Free tn. spectlorul and lnformalloa 011 crawl apace dqera. No oaJeo. man; loW overhud; 110 per cent savtnga. ADied Pest (loft. trot. Pomeroy, Ohio, }thallt 9IJ2.S669 t to t s.at4te ,.Ill. EXPERT Moloroycle Rapatr. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11.-.TFC EXPERT ENGINE 'l'llNB UP, tl.ll p!uo parts II needed, Pomeroy Rome • Auto. 1141'FC . . FASr FARM TillE !IERVICE. Pomeroy Rome anol Auto. 11-'I'FC Insurance AUTOMOBILE tnsdi'IIICI 1Mel eaneelled? Lost. your C)JIIrllor'a UcenseT CaD lft.llll. 1 tl 1e LlioAL - • • • "'"" " ,,._ ., THE BORN LOSER Raeine waa the &one. Count Your BletaBUDGET PlltoE lurnlluro an ~·· ICrlPturO, Matth.,.: and "olll. third Door bucl~l ahop. PrO¥er b)' Bertha Robinson. nu.. BakerFumlture. Middleport. ~ the business meeting the Ohio I ') Jodon. 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CloiD Of THANKS & HITUAI., II .M for SO word mlnllfiUtw. 11. 1ll11tHDNI . .rill 2c, I&.IND ADI Addlt•nal 'lie Ctro•r,. ,., ...,,,. ........ ,. ,....._: 11-lnf. ,, OPPICI NOUU t:JI ••• ,. ,121M ...... • y C•rd Of Thinks I WISH lo thank the many friends who so kindly assisted and comforted me during the death of my husband, Lt. James F. O'Laughlin. I also wish to thank Father Turel, Rev. Wilbur Perrin, and Rev. Pearl Casto for their consoling words and prayers. I wish to thank the Ewing Funeral Home for their many services. to all those who had masses said. sent nora! offerings, food and cards. I extend my thanka. Mrs. Pamela O'Laughlin and son. 4-2-ltc THE MIDDLEPORT Junior class wishes to express appreciation to DaM:y Meadows of the Village Drug Slore, WMPO. The Daily Sentinel and the public for their support in making "Junior Day" a success. 4-2-ltp OUR SINCERI': lhanka to friends and neighbors. Meigs County American Red Cross, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion : Albert Roush. Middleport; pallbearers ; Rev. Frank Cheesebrew, RawlingsCoats Funeral Home and Middleport and Pomeroy Po· lice departments. Henry R. Staats Family, Sisters and Brothers, and Niece, Eulah Francis. 4-"-ltp I ~SH to thank the wonder· rut friends who look time lo send cards and flowers and came to visit me during my stay In Camden Clark Hospit11 In Parkersburg. Their kind· ness will never be forgotten . Also, 1 wtsh to thank the two good samaritans who came and put my house In order on Thursday. March 28. Mrs. Valma Barnhart 4-1-1\p WJ: WISH to extend our sincere thanks 1o all those who helped during the lllness and death of our father, Charles J. Ebersbach. We especially !bank Dr. Butrlmus, Dr. . Bo~. the nurses at Meigs General Hospital for their klndneiS, ministers Rev. Wll· bur Perrin, Rev. Ron Moyer and Rev. Bill Carter for their prayers and consoling words and vlsi\1 ; the organist, Ralph Werry; the Women's Guild of the Trinity United Church or Christ. relatives. friends and neighbors for cards. food and flowers; the pallbearers, and the Ewing Funeral Home. May God bless you all. The Family of C. J. Ebersbach. 4-2-1tc Notice RUMMAGE SALE sponsored by Our Lady of !.<Iretta Cath· ollc Church, !.<lng Bottom, April 8 through 13, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. dally. Call Grange Hall at Reno for further details, or Yvonne Wells at 985-4120. 4-2-61c THERE WILL be a gun shoot, Sunday, April 7. beginning at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone Is welcome. 4-2-llc ( f 2 SIGNS Dullllftt WILL 00 sewing at home: zippen, pocltels, pegging, hem· ing, alterallnns. etc. Mrs. Fn!ddle Thabet, Maaon, Phone 'I'IU651. 3-1~ !PECIAL PERMANENTS reg· ular irs now $9.50. Clellth B"""''' f!bop, near Salem ~· S.I'-IOtc lAPPV HOVII, Shen•ng Sprinp Nite Club, ~ to 8 p:m. Mon~ ..... 'ri1doy. Ladlel night .,..day. Ullc ..,,1 -· OP • QUALITY J . . . ,· , _ ' I . ·, :. , ·: \ -~ ' ;, '' •;. ' f . , '' . , . 1 1·, ··'·' . - ' :-? :1 ~,.. ' ,_(. t. \ .v- •, . . "\' .• _, ,. ' _ ' ; ' , ' . , ' DIESEL TRACTOR, Iron! end loader, plows, disk, bal~. brush hog, hay condilloaer, mower, wagop, seeder, 1965 CHEVY ll •• , • • •• , • , , , , •••• , • , ..... $1595 &~~er Slt. Cpe. VS engine, automatic trans. New tire&, clean interior, radio and heater. 1964 PONTIAC ••• , •••••••• , , ••••• , , • , •••995 Catalina 2 Dr. automatic. good tire&, radio and heater. 1958 CADILLAC .••••••• , , •• , • , •••••• , ••• $250 4 OOor Luxury car at a small _price. ..Whyllol ,.. "!l Ptulllu•... ForS.J. U• .. 01110'1 PtNIIT Porfllla< elevalol'll, pbone 119U821 or 992-%318. W1-31c . ' ', ~· ' . All tftitytll lfNitht •H Mhllcl. lulk .,......,,.. Ht• ooi···· ••• Llt~Uicl nlti'Qifto llrly lUton lllscount now. : AREA WAREHOUSE • 8 ROOM HOUSE, 10 mfle out ol ff2.2111 ' corporaU011 on Rl. 7, aluml· num alorm doors and win· OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. dows, all new copper p!umlllng. Ideal for large family. For Sale I'OMEROY, OHIO May be seen by appointment. Phone 991-3661. 141-lfe THREE PIECE bedroom aulle $119.95, tread,.boards 13.99 ea., ForS.Ie Notice shower curtains with trac~ I':XCELLENT, efficient and ec· 116 ACRE farm. 6 rooms and $4.98, revolving clothes dryer bath, located at Rt 1, Racine, PENNY - ONE 1946 PENNY onomical that's Blue Lustrt $11.98. regular $18; balr dryel'B Ohio. Phone 94g.2117. 3-31-llp will pay ror a brake adjust· carpet cleaner. Rent electric $11, regular $19.95; golf balta rnent at Pomeroy Home & shampooer. Baker Furniture. f7 dozen, G. E. portable TWO BEDROOM house, bath, Auto. 1-7·tfe 4-l~tc sweeper 129.95, ironing boards four lots. Contact Lela CUrtis, 17. baby walkers, car seats, Phone 992-3854. J.31-31p RESIDENCE telephone clJSio. REDUCE safe simple and fast car beds, trainers, and many mers : Now, no installation with Gobese tablets. Only 98c. charge for extenslon teleNelson Drugs. 4·1-!tp FOUR PURE BRED Hereford other bargains at Bryanl'a heifers, 300 lo 6110 lbs.; a!Jo Budget Shop, 108 W. Main. phones. Call our business of. Wl.&c 48-\nch reglatered Shetland Open 9 to 5 dally. flee for details. Phone 1192- 1957 CHEVROLET Belair, lloor Bay stud pony, broken lor 2191. 3-14-lztc shlft. new tn.nsmissim, body, harness and aaddle. Bob JIO. ONE FARM ALL C TRAC'roR, motor A·l condition, 1957 berls. Letart Falls, Ohio. Ph. wlth plows and mower, one Ford Fairlane. four door Wanted To Buy cock-shut 30 tractor with 14" 247-2641. 3-31-31c hardtop, four new tires, good FLAT TOP wooden desk, drawJohn Deere plows. caD 94g. condition, Call 742-517S. ers on each side with drawHAVE TWO Motorola pollee re· 3844 after & p.m. 4-2-Stc 3-28-6tc er in middle. Approximate ceivers, 12 volts, one channel size, 31 inches deep, 47 inchsheriff's department; one J>o. SEWING MACHINE. zig zag, es long and 29 to 30 inches MOBILE HOME. 50 x 10; two meroy police, and Slat.\ Hil!hused three months. Will sell bedrooms. outbuilding, garhigh. Phone 1192-2593. 4-2·31c way Patrol station aud car. for $47.53 cash or payments age, patio, lh acre lot on FlatPhone 742·5174 or 742-IS%4. of $5.85 per month. Will bring GOOD FEEDER Pigs, 40 Ibs.. woods Road. Carroll N. John· s.!1-31c to home for trial. Phone 1192. up, direct from producer. son. Phone 992-5562. H6-0ic 2836. 4-Uic Warren Pickens, Reedsville, LONE STAR Fiberglass boat, Ohio 45772. Phone 3'13-62119. FOUR Cl'CKER spaniels. two 15 feel, 50 HP Mercury mo. 1961 EARLY American St<reo. 4-utp beagles. two toy fox terriors. lor; trailer, piano (uprtsht), This set has AM & FM rndio, two pekignese: for breeding good condition. White Kin~ 4 speed automatic record LARGE LOT or small acreage st6Ck or pets. AKC Reg;ister· chest type freezer, 21 cubic changer ; lovely finish, just suitable for building home, or ed. Phone 992-551i2. 3-26-Gtc feel, with baakels and dlvlrl- like new. Take 01Jer pay. will boy mnderately priced ers. Phone 949-3752. ~31-0tc ments of 17.81 per mouth or home in Meigs Local School 1967 ZIG ZAG.Omatk, well pay $129.38. Try it In your District. Write Box 48, Mid- known make sewing machine, BY OWNER, new three bed· home. Phone 992--2&16. dleport. 4-1-tfc makes buttonholes. sews on room air conditioned home; 4-2-610 buttons. etc .. an without attwo car garage, comer lot. ANTIQUES. fumll1n'e, dishes. tachments. Full balance only If Interested, call 992-3618. ELECTROLUX SWEEPERS, miscellaneous. 'Mrs. Howard $44.40. or 15 per month. Call 3-27.Uc rug , washero. polishers and 3-lt-61< Cedi, BOO W. Main St., Pome- 992-3218. genui~ parts. call m-3780. roy. 1-2$-tfc 1961 ZIG ZAG portable, sllgh~ \ s.ts.aotp MAPLE STEREO radio, 1967 ly used. Does everything ' model stereo AM & FM radio Helo W1nted without attachments. In good POODLE ruJIPrES'- 'Aii:CTD)o. combination, dual speaker WOMAN TO DO light house- s:vstem. Pay balance due condition; $5.98 per month or miniature. $'15 and un. Slud work and cook. Live in or out. lull price of $49.10 for free service snd grooming. Phou• 1101.50 or monthly payments, Daytime work. Phone 992-- Call 992-3218. home demonstration. Call 1192-5443. 11 3 tic ~29-l\tc 5251. 4-1-lfc m-2136. 3-~tc FOR EASTER - Toy White STEREO RAOIO combination. HOUSEKEEPER, prefer live- modem walnut stereo AM &r: STEREO RADIO combination, Poodle pupa. 7 weeka. AKC in for family with children. repossessed, beautiful cabiregistered. Champion back· FM radio combination. excelLiberal terms, free medical IP.nt rr>"rlition. external !lnea'knet, like new. Balance due ground. Pbone ~165 . care. Write Dr. L. D. Sam- er jack~ . dual channel sound. $77, or make payments ol uels. Carron, Ohio, 43112. $5.14 per month. Call 1191- ANTIQUES, phone m.mt. etc. Bt~lanre due 197.22. or 4-1-31c 2836. ,_ 3-~tc navmPRt!l of $5 ner month. C•lt 9!l2-m8. 3-29-l\tc FEMALE HELP wanted, must ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig zag, 64 JOHN DEER!! dozer. Phone be experienced In dry cleanpreowned, A-1 condiUon. Sold f91.6374 alter 5 p.m. 4-2-61c FARM. !\2.8 acres. Nease Seting. Apply between 4 and 5 t1~mPilt : 6 room house. bath. new over $315. Balance due p.m. ABC CJeaners, Mason~ $69. Buttonholes, monograms, rtrlllerl well. tlas: three chlcR•l Est•te For W. Va. H7~tp sews on butlons. etc., without FOR SALE, 12 room boUle, k.-n houses. ham and silo. atlachmenls. Pay only 11.50 bath, In RoUand, acroas from l.ee Johnson. Racine. Pbone per week. Phone m-26115. Emplovment Wanted high sclrool. Need of repair. 949·2246. ~~lc 4-1-tfc WOMAN WANTS housework by Ray R. PhiUipo, '125 N. Jllgh day or week. Phone 1192-5180. BEAUTIFUL While West lflf!h· st.. Laneaater, Ohio 43131. s.l1-4tc land Pupoies. AKC register· MUST SELL 1966 Singer, In Phone w.am. 3-»«P beautiful walnut table; fully ed, best blood lines, no odor. equipped 1o zig zag, monono shed, wm hold for Easter, For Rent gram, fancy design, eto. UsErma Dunlap. Ireland Rd. 4 ROOM and bath unfumlsbed ed very little. For quick oale, Kennels, Coolville, Ohio, ROI!rE 7 AT HOBSON. 4 room apartment. Phone 1192-5385. 141. or paymenls of f6 each Phone 667-3555. !-2'/-4tc 3-11-lfc house, bath. gaa lumace and month. Phone m-28115. clstem, needs repairs, 2 ..,. 4-1-tfc BOAT MAHOGANY, 15 foot res, lood locatloo for two FURNISHED and unfum!Bbed Wolverine, newly refinished, house trailers, 331 ft. front.. apartmeniB. Clo.e lo school. new top and windshield, ex- LIVE BAIT, 24 hour self-W· age, asking $25110. Phone 1192-5434. 10-18-tfc vice. File's, Thin! St., Mid· 1\IPPER8 PLAINS ON ROUl'E cellent condition, trailer, Merdleport. 4-S-121e cury motor, skees, ladder, 7 - 110 story 6 room borne, LARGE five room and bath life cuahlons etc.. ineluded. apartment, newlY cle<'oral•d, 3 bedrooms, bath, two ear 1959 OLDSMOBILE. I'III1S good; Phone 94g.3514 Racine. garage '24x30' one acre tevef furnace heat, Pomerov, ~~ good tires, $150. CaU 94f. Pbnne II!IU30'7. 1·7-t!e lot. l'l'<lperty In good condl· 2828. 4-z.31e tioo, $10,1100.00, 1916 GTO and 1965 Pontiac, FURNISHED APARTMENT. POMEROY - EAST MAIN Call 94g.3'1'19. 3-2'1-4tc STRAWBERRY Plants. Sure. 9. room frame, 5 bedrooDII, couple only, 212 S. 5th Ave, crop, $4 per hundred. Charlel two boths, can be 2 apart. Middleport, fi9Z.5435 . 3-10-tfc COAL. heavy. luml) st.oker. eg~ Foster. Rt. 2, Racine. Phone ments, furnace heating, bue247-23011. 4-1-31}1 :.nd mine run. Excelsior Salt ...nt. garage, large lot In ALL NEW ELECI'RIC 3 room Works, Inc., E. M<lin St., Poapartment, beautiful view of good nefghhorhood, front and meroy. Phone 992-3891. 12-6-Uc ONE UPRIGIIT Bogart Plano. the river. you bave to see lo back porches, modern kltch· Call 949-2471. 4-"lc en and bath on fJrst noor. Fiappreciate, convenient and comfortable. phone 11111-ml. MOBIL HOME. 8x35, excellent fii!ICing can be arranged. S#-llc condition. Comoletely lumilh- SOU'l11ERN PLANTS. order 110,ooo.oo. ed. 11850.110. Call 99U262. now, cabbage, lomatoes. pep- VJRGn. or HELEN TEAJl'ORD 1-:tMotfc pers, sweet potatoes. Phone FURNISHED SLEEPING room 1143-2693, Charles R. Harris. oo Main St. in Pomeroy. Ph. Albert • C.., llnlor ELECI'RIC GUITAR and am· Portland, Ohio. 3-1~ m-5296. 141-Uc ~no~•• plifier, 1125, phone 881-1162 FOR CIJSIDON COMFORT New Haven 3-S1~ FOUR ROOM - · bath, on Knapp Shoes, Cllff'o Shoe Jle., LOGAN .PJRE • SAFET'. Hysell Run Road. Call 741pair, Middleport. WS.301c EQUII'foiENT. sales ~ft511S. 4-2-61[1 FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, al· vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, "" ,, umlnum siding, atorm win"""ial ""'-• ............... !'" ..._._. 011 -.S t"'"' ~Ia ..... _ • FURNISHED three-room apart. dows, gaa furnace, hardwoo4 FOUR ROOM-· both, fuU era or UINI , ..,.,..,.. 1 n I noora, large porch and lot, baaement, 1arage. Two yoar homes. Dwight ""'"n ~ ment, bath; on South Second good condition $8500. 118 Kerr old ho.... Phone 1191-2421. -~ Cba-'- llo....oU .,. Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. WS.Uc St., P<>meroy, Ohio. phone 11111' -~·":' Howard Cacil. 992-526l. 8384, Mu EJch!ll&er lllloiUII. 3718. . 3-31.&p 4-1-tk La..,.nce Ebllll . . - . HOUSE for oale In Clifton. . WO.illlc Beautllul private home, for NINE ROOM HOUSE, 110 lots, TRAILER, Brown's Traller children. oil 1'001118 (three Racine. Phone 949-m2. t'OIID Ohio. Park, MtnersviUe, C. • BIWI J.31~tc bedrooml), divided ba.ement. 4-1-3lc Phone if2.33JI. ~~.!!0::. play room and llhower. Two ........,... , lOts 10 X 1110; IS • 11 bam. FRY ~tty, Mlddi'!IIOl'l ForS.J. .. JOHN Wrlle, or OIMoet Property fenced ln. Inquire Hill, 5 room buuoo wUb 3 ~~~ FOR SALE - 1961 Lark. Good at Blanche Com)ll!OII. Cllf· aere11roulld. Pl>one 7f2.s613. lllolll6. ~ •· · ·•. condition. fl50. P'- 84~ too. S.14tl!t 4161< · t I ~ 4272. 4-1-Gte . ,· .;: @. -- s.i. .a c crru . •' . ~•.':-. MoN, PfR.If FRI. ' .AIINt!w ..... . . . JAYMARCOAI.C:O.: •c:.r •Trude •H...• Core •lulldaAI' . •Any T.,. roMIROY ... .... ' I OI'IN 7 TO 7 . ·- · . . -.--- ' ' ' WMP COAL . D·& lltl&'rt'l . FARM, 35 acm, 7 room bouSe, bath, lull baaement. new fllf· naco, bam, two chicken bouJ. es, six miles from Pomeroy on Rt. 143. Mtl. Sam Wyatt, Phone 99UIIII. ,3-31~ '· . lbsin'tsS' S.·r,fteS ' ......., bay •• I • ·' , Pomeroy ·Motor Co. Pomeroy Motor Co. i· ·~·~·!;.t,; I ... ·~ , •. . ' A WINTER 'MONE~IlAND! ' •\ Want Ads Ring, Are You listening? '. -• ,..,AIItT Aff '· IMPOIMATiON ID'Mt.tNII .' .... . ·- . Klmt G0PJ EfORI) II" s.21N ~I-mt, o;_ I!XP'ERI' • Nheel Alignment FIRI~ DLC 100 NEW TRI~ILACKWALI Sla 150x13 150x14 700x13 1aox14 751h114 611•15 Price T,.: '·" .a :II tJI 10.11 41 "·" .a 11.11 11JI AI PluoRoc.......lol..._ Nil-kit Guon- 5.55 .GUARANTHD- <! :.a INFORMATIO" NEWS oresents ~P.OMEROI_ lOCAL KtPORTS DAllY AT 7:50 A.M. .12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. EVJNRUDE TIRES SALE~ Repaired Assorted Adjustment Tires AND SERVICE Ohio boit and momr Ucenae ALL SIZES $12.00 plus tax eacb CLYDE KUHN Hockingport, Ohio Tuppen PloiM, 0. .Phone 667-3612 PHON!! 6614370 s.rvlcei Business AIR coNDmONING Refrlgor· atlon service. Jack'a Refrlg· eration, New Haven. hone 882-2079. 4 8 Ire Apple Grove Keeping Meigs Gallia and Mason . Are·a News, Events Informed As Well As . IIY II1IS. HERBEin' ROU!J! READY • MIX concreto deUvered rilhl to your project. Fut and euy. Free eatl· mates. Phone m-3284, Goecleln Ready • Mix Co., Middle. port, Ohio. 8 SO Ire ·wMPO. TheW.S.C.S. ofthelocolMathodlat Church met recently at tbe amex with Joyce White as clelot!onall-r. The program Ull>lc was Youth, Let's IJst• and . Learn. Included tn tho devotion• Enlertoined I j p "./'-< <E /J "' COMPLAitSV DEPARTMEtJT 1/\ I;;- COMPLAIIJT DEPA MEIJT . ..:::LL .IDJI.ISTER, ~ ~ t:. OMPLAII-IT P.ARTM IJT ,p - EEKANDMEEK 'ft .. . WAKE: UP, EEK BEFORE: . 'it>UR MUSCL~ I!£GI/J 10 [JE:CAY FI'O'vl fKK OF We've combed ever4 car lot and junk4ard in the count4,Avertj! I don't know , - - -..." --" --.:::::,,...:.: what else EXERCISE! to do! • 4·2. By ~FRANCJi The Happy Huatlers liuJidll' School Clan or the Mathodlat gro~C> voted jj) pa,y for church Church ei\IOyed a cowrod dlah paint. Fho cb)larsrrom the blrtJ>. dinner In the social rooms of dO¥ rand will be uaed to boy B<hoo1 the church Frldl¥ ownlag, :Mar. lunches for needy chiiJren. Abo 22. Follow~ t h e - thOPr... , tendlni were Mabellloush, Bei-- lcleot, Mrs. Qlrodlt: Me~ lh& lloblnoon, Lucille Rhodeo, - t e d the buolnolo ielllon Boaole Paroono, Ella Ford, Q,., and oliO a deWIIO!Ifl period. na HUI, Joyce White and Julia The Wealeyan Senlce GoUd Norrta. held Ita meeting at the home of Mr. and Mro. IAonard stover Mra. Jomoa Reeo, Sr. Mar<:h :ill. and baby of Letart 01)0111111 ,,._ Mrs. NondUHendrlolliiCCOJI>o nln& with Mrs. Bertha lloblnooa. panled Rov.llldlllrs,Pau!SeUers Mr. and Mra. Larcy Johnson, m Union Furnace and vllltedMr. tho Iormor Irene stover, are an- and Mro. llo7 Hendricks whlio oounc~ the birth of a dautihter · n.v. an<llllra. Sell<ora vlolted In at MammoU!, W, Va.Locolgr~ Logan anclolso callodon Mr. and parentJ are !lr. and !lro, WolUe Mrs. Frank llnlth at 1Adoo!FIJ1'1>o stover and Mr. and Mro. JohJ>. ooa. son or lllammotb. &mdl,y alterDDOII vtoltoro of ~ guaato of !lr. and Mro, n.v, and Mrs. Paul Stlloro ware Roy Purson warellr. IIIII Mro, Mr. and M<a, Merle ThoonPJtm Rouah of Lllboa, !lr, and !lro. Fern Wbltl and llro. U.... Mro. Frii!CioWobb,llr.llndMta. lha Pwulleton, CUroll, Ohio. Junior SelBOr, lllkeandRUo,Mr. Mro. F. E. Philsonand Mta. lloprThJlu,llarbora, ted hir oon, Ben, jj> tho homo of Beth and Barcy, or Qln:ao lind !\', Kalhl')'n Philson at IIIIo. Mra, Jamea !l>r..,..llnd·bob)', burg, va.,saturdaJ.BenrMra. Horbert llouoh, Mra. - · &mdvandlllro.i>lJ!lsonr• Flo)'d Norrlo and Mrs. Dlroth,y melnad jj) vlllt tndtllnltell with Wolfe callod on Mro,. Larq O'· har dauflbtor• . Brill! raclllfl.l', Mro. Hatcy Pickimo ond.brofb. Mto, Gertie Glbba and oon, er, Dooa Erokln, returnedFrlda,y Junior, of CUIIon callod on Mrs. trom Prankfort, Ind., alter a vlllt Vandora Knl&htlng. with rolatlvel. Mto. Herb!ort Rouab and Mra. W.. Ruth lillto and rrl-.ci of 111.7llelney weroillootes881 for a ~ · · · ed on ·. and ~~;!~ ~~art.l' "':,,~.. on S011u'd11ol· 1 , __ _ ....,... ~-·- HOe..... at SWart """"' the lmte of Mr. and Mta. Har- I!Pent t!lo woekond with Mr. and bert llouah. Gomt• ware PII.Yed Mrs, James SWart and Mr. and w.lth PriHI 101nc to Mto. Flo)'d Mro. AI Crow and lamll,y. Norrto, Emma Lao Bird, GriCe BUI Ma,ynard and Jollo F.laber KDJaht;IJw. Ibor prize waa 1fOil . attended the tOurnlmlllt In ~ "' Mrl, Jim~-·""~"" Mro, V•- lumbu0. 7, T 21 tie s~wJNr. MACHINES. repair service. all makea. WY 172114. The P'abrlo ShoP. PoJII. eroy. Authorized Slllf!er Sale• and service. We Sbmlen S<luors. S.:zt.lfe TERMI'I'I!fl SWARMING! 111EY ARE re-producllvtll. not your worker colony. Free tn. spectlorul and lnformalloa 011 crawl apace dqera. No oaJeo. man; loW overhud; 110 per cent savtnga. ADied Pest (loft. trot. Pomeroy, Ohio, }thallt 9IJ2.S669 t to t s.at4te ,.Ill. EXPERT Moloroycle Rapatr. Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11.-.TFC EXPERT ENGINE 'l'llNB UP, tl.ll p!uo parts II needed, Pomeroy Rome • Auto. 1141'FC . . FASr FARM TillE !IERVICE. Pomeroy Rome anol Auto. 11-'I'FC Insurance AUTOMOBILE tnsdi'IIICI 1Mel eaneelled? Lost. your C)JIIrllor'a UcenseT CaD lft.llll. 1 tl 1e LlioAL - • • • "'"" " ,,._ ., THE BORN LOSER Raeine waa the &one. Count Your BletaBUDGET PlltoE lurnlluro an ~·· ICrlPturO, Matth.,.: and "olll. third Door bucl~l ahop. PrO¥er b)' Bertha Robinson. nu.. BakerFumlture. Middleport. ~ the business meeting the Ohio I ') Jodon. Ho· uu 11 JMnll1 Jl.... u..t • ,.we ....... ot jUNN w1U .. ..... on :.:. 1 !~ :' 11on•~ .,. turc~n la tU c.ut ~ of . .,,. countJ tor u.. . , term ,,. or ,.. commR .,.,. """" " uo~p ott· ...... •. • ....,- ..,.,.. c......,,,,_.,. M6iRIS.: .:Je."': u:-ec!m': ~ra KniiMinl .....,racei~lll .....,. man:r _. . . Mra. BBl ~ aod cllup.. loveb Sendlna: a &1ft was ter 11alberly were autata ot -ta. 1 Mr. and lllr&. Anllld Hll>Po The blrtbda,y cllke wu baked "' Mto, 111.7 1le1ney lind wa• BOrYOd wldl ...,.... tee cream, mint• lll4 corree to !lr. 1!1'1 Mr!· Flo7dtlorrll, Mr. m• · . -, and ~~~'" Jlln IIDI&hthw.· Mro, T1>e • - ~ . .U ,..,....., ..... F"""d ' '"••ra . ' u- -~lito, · 11 aerea aon or 1!1• llllWMH Ia ~ . ·~ · - . ,.-.-. __ . ._, .....,. Heiney, Mrlj. Harold Bird, ~· o;:u and llro, 'llfrberl ~lind tho 1~0• ,., " ,.., ••" """" _._ h" . ·-rOd guooi.): : · ,..,.., OOID ' II .......... ~ Mr ·lli!J ' I IJ'o, ~-" 110\llh ' ..,. Apr0 II. . ...., ~· ' • . ' ~ -JQ'Wd• ..••• - . . . ....... ... ~ ..... """"· 'illlod·(on ... ·-· ~-., . c ~-· .,.. 01 ....,. ..,.....,. ,.. ...,. jjjjl .,.,i · Mro, 1\mlld Andinoll~ll Xo!io •r,:.'f.,., Plllll..., Radcluro, . . __ . _ .. _···-----..,...• ·Sco.. - o f ~ ... at '"" To-"'•· ,...,. .,...., .,.., U::.,::: ,:: "=-.":. •••.oo· .,.,.,..,. r;r-"- ... .:'"'a.... ..,..;. · PtvhM .. .W"!Mifll= · ~ .., - . "' "' ,.II •·" u, ... ,_. .......... ....... ' . . .t· OI'Gllotl, . .· 111Mt tolor thollf4 ~pp~or em lop~ ' · A-8pch b~ .tbol!kt aJ. ••n ba am · · With the ~Jue ·~· .wh . ID the mt+ , IU,e.~~ tell ~10\lf. ··- . . · Ri.._,a....f.. .. . RaviYII 1111111na~:IMiln II ' ' P.~~~b ¥o .f!"7~ p; ~W:IIfn bltw, wllflt ..fl!<o red btilitllla it ajld tor'~- • . 1 \lcKiml;r, ' , ~ t, · it ·.~ ,:""· 0, dhadii&Oa. lilt. Mri. lilaX · · . ' · . · ·• , ~~~'" .,;..,_ ...-. ., 1 lillrlliQ: o1 .....,.. ... ~""· lito. Hll'!>fl'l .,...b.· ' ,\' ' 1 her pareatJ, !llr, and Mro, JOI .. ' WrNruROP ER••• I MAY HAV!if TO CQo\X HIM A 6fT. �., .. ' · oi Sees War Won Newseeein Briefs · war ID· Vietnam. authoritaUve Eaot F.on&>ean dlglomali<. "'""' ... lllild ~. North Vietnam U1erefore can be ~ected to hold out for ,peace tenns at the conference table that would match [n toQghneu their stand in the battlefields. The key demand ol tho Communist5 will be lor the United States to pull out of Vietnam altogether and to leave the Vietnamese to settle their own affairs, implying the eventual establishment or a Viet Cons • type, Hanoi- controlled govenunsnt in the south. Await Ho's Decision The informants with known contacts .J Ho to Chi Hanoi believed that Minh currently is POndering whether to go to the conference table row, or in the hope prospects will imProve with the mere passage of tlme. Hami has for some time been whether to wait hOld off a..ns negotiations before the U.S. presidential election, ba.nldng on growing internal pressure in the United states to end the war. detennined to MEIGS TIIIATRE TONIGHT Apr. 2 WATERHOLE NO.3 (Technicolor) James Coburn carroll O'Connor Colorcartoons: Alterego; Grow There Meet Mr. ltbuse SHOW STARTS 7 PM r"" Rami has oull~ No;\. dou& loBHI fn the recent ofl'ensivea. The bombirw hll cbne more damage thait ta •taee• or talk• on the »attorn ol lho Commwliot (ighl ~ lho 1951 Geneva C<>nfel' ...,e until lho !aU ol Uen Bien Phu routed the French from conceded so rar. Only the low Or Ruaalan and Red Chtneae Indochina. stQJlies in ever increuing lliPIOmatlc Informants said quantity has made It paaslblo that 11 011 die battle fiold the lor North Vietnllll to wid!IWtd VIetnamese wW pro,. lho blow.. .PartY at the conference table. But H11110i has been ccdldeot of condnued SlllPOrt !rom botll llfoscow and Poki._, knowing !hal neilher could ll!ord to lot their ''lraternal ally" cbwn. Possible strategy Roy Jooes, Jr., former sales Haooi oow has two opdons: manager, has been elected pres-It can reject the Pre&ident's ide& and chief executive or the offer as a mere propaganda Frecker Ice Cream Co., 1850 move and continue the fiaht, Northwest Bl't'd., Columbus. OOping for all out success, Jones, s«1 of Mr. and Mrs. especially pOlitical success, that Roy Jones, Sr., ot near Racine, would oust the regime in was elected to the position at Saigon. 1he eompa.ny' s annual board meet-Alternatiye!y, Haml may ing and succeeds Edward V. agree to talks. But present Frecker, who was named board indicatiOns are that It would chairman. continue lighdpg durlpg lho Jooes ls married to the former E)mJce Hill or Pomeroy and the couple has three sons, Michael, Jdm and Jeffrey. He is a gra!;iuate of Pomeroy H Lg h School and a veteran or World (Continued !rom Pill' I) Warn. part in the track program and: The ramily resides at 1526 this summer will attend the UpCunard Ave., Columbus. ward Bound Program. ' MEMPHIS, TENN: - AlrrHOIUTIES FEARED ttnolon would "build .., &pin" to<J11 'With the return or ~. llart1n Luther King, Jr., and the funeral of a Negro youth kUled in last week' a sympatb,y marches tor 1,200 strtklne garbage oollectora, mostly Negroes. out or work since early February in a di&Pute with Ule cit)' over pay raises and union representation. A masa march will take place, 14,probably Fridl,y," a King aide said. Frecker Chief Boys State Priddy Is actlve in the athletic program or his school participating in yarsity football and on the golr team. He is a member or the Varsity M Club, and the Middleport First Baptist Church . IngeJ s has been a member or the Science Club, the Latin Club, the Varsity M, Club, and CoUege Club during tbe past two years. He has played on the baseball team two years, and !la(l a year on the basketball reserve team. For five years, John has been active with the Methodist Youth Fellowship of Heath Methodist Church. Services are Held Friday in Akron Funeral services tor M r s. Margaret Elberfeld Bloom, 85, formerly of Pomeroy. who died March 26 at an Akron Hospital, were held Friday at the D.mn Quigley Funeral Chapel in Akron. Mrs. Bloom was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Elberfeld and was born ln Pomeroy. :!ile is survived by a son, Dr . Robert E. Bloom or Mu skegon, Mich.; a granddaughter, two sisters, Mr&. J. L. Young and Mrs. Georgia rklrharn, Cincinnati; a brother, Raymond Elberfeld, Columbus, and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, her husband, Dr. 0. E. Bloom, and a daughter, Helen, preceded her in death. Burial was in Rose Hill Burial Park at Akron. I I Funeral Conducted Thu11Lt up with fh1 hiW l!DIDtt fat ~ptihl I For Henry Staats II Nothing pale about the '68 pallettel Rich yellows and oranges, vivid pinks and reds, dramatic blues and greens, subtle neutrals. Beautltul hue& run rampant and sel<bm go solo: extraordinary combb.atlons add to the imPaCt. Our splendiferous selections are waiti'll: oow, at prices you'll like. So come, be an artist in fabric: color your fashions GORGEOUSl CUSTOM DRESS MAKING 111e Fabric Shop ~----------------------------- AT Member oU"edoral Dtpotdt ln,.r..,.. Corplr- MIDOltOIT, 0. die deal!! or Claren<:e L. (cUr· ley) Her<lman -at 'J'ollord, Pa. on -doJ, of a hear!' attack. Mr. Herdman wasaskilledold.. time fiddler lao! Auguot woo !he llhlq dw!ll>lonlhlp In die Oldtlme fidl~a ""!t!ot Bill· eel at !he Molro COunty Fair. He ~·• act:Jve in afrajlgtng the .0.. ea1 event, tho nrot_ever _llold In ~6'w )"pu Know ' • ,. e ·1 y en tin ' POMEROY ,MIDDLEPORT, ... 01::110 , ' . Ooud,y .... ....., C<>L Dwight )1. 1untlng eooler .... "' •· cop! Ia by ..,. .,, ' extr.,. ... . -.· ~ ·nlA<IIIIil· ... "' le&ttered tho de,y. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 1968 ' ~1r:=====:====~:';~::::=:=:=:=:=:=::::;:;::::==~=::;:;::=:=:=:=:=:=:::~==~==::::::::=======~==:=~=: =======:==========:=:::=====:::=:===:===:::::::::==:~!~ ThaUand, CCJIIIpg Willi a Vietnam .. type Com m u n I s t l.llhaval in us Also In M.nt SlOt: Smell, tMcll,..m, Lerge and i&l!tre !!art• Mrtbea•t aU· the other 'lll~·le•_ ond M••• W'llht Ill alzea. So perfe¢1 for now and' an wear % IIUIII· mer long. Huildrods and hundreds of sllort sleeve Sport Shirts . for Men and-BOys. You >··really should Jelect your needs now. Solids, stnPeS, plalnl, checb, . DOvolt1oo4, '· . SeeThe New Seledion of Sleckt · end Jeans for tMn _ •ndlloys ·- EL SAIGON lUPD - ElementJJ of three division or u.s. Marines, air cavalrymen aod Soutll V i_J t a am e s e troops have launched a major ottenstve to lift Ule 41oodiy..old Communist siege ot Khe Sanh, a U.S. SlJOkefiD'lan anooWlCed todly. WhUe 1 atropg Ioree of Leadiernoeks knlled 111111 lho Kho Sinh garrloon ltsoll In ()peratton Pegasus, U.S. 1St Air cavalrymen carried out heltcopo. ter assaults against North Vietnamese .PoSitions ln a drive from the eut. UPI correspondent Nat GJ.b.. SOn reported from the tront Uat ul&'IW&rds O( 10,000" American tr~N~ts were involved ln the oteratlon tn addition to the &.1)00 or more Marines and Vletnaomese in Khe Sanh. He said the number could grow and the battle might develop into one ol the climactic .struggles or the war. ·· ~ IN POMEROY • Emissaries to Peace 10pen Attacks!! Conference Promised lEasing Seige I Khe Sanh te in the rorthweso. tern coroer ot South Vietnam ~~: and controls half a <ttzeii invasion rou,tes [rom Nortll Vietnam. The Communl•t siege began Jan. 21 with a might,y b o m b a r d m e n t or tr'OOJ)s hemmed ln on a plateau in C!1 :t mt~st or jungle<overed moun-· taln peaks.. Little Oppasltlon First reports aald lho Clller• tlon had met only light Comrnunl11t owosidon and had taken vory light casualties. But high ranking oft'icers tn the midst of battle said heavier fighting was eJCPected in the da,ys ahead should the North Vietnamese try tO make a stand. The operation was laWlChed Monday by B52 suPerfortresses raining thousand" •Jr ton." of bombs into the comPlc:< of Communist bunkers and zigzag trenches which had rNChed to the very edge of the Khe Sinh tort itself.. Flglltel\4bombers made hundreds or assaults. Nixon Won't Stir Ohio's Pea Patch WASHJNGTON (IJPO -- Haool Radio annoWICod todt.v It was willing to discuss with the United states ~'the uncondltioRII cessation of bombq and aD other acts of war" in VIetnam. A broaooast heard by .'onerlcan monitors said lho North VI.., namese government had declared 11 its read!ness to send tts repr.,. &entatives to make contact with U. S.. represootativee to decide With the U. S. side the unconditional cessation of bomb.ln$r: and an other war acts against our government so talk• could begin." The broadcast, In Vie1nllmose at 9:33 a. m. Esr by llaQ>I . Radio sold: In the paot, the North VIet"It is clear that the u. S. r.ovenunent has oot correctly namese have Insisted that tbe and !Uiiy reSIIOnded to lhe Just bombing by die United Slates demand of the North Vietnamese wao unJust aod Illegal aod dial government or U. S. progressive before peace talks could begin. the bombing raldo -.id have to opinion and ..-orld 0111nton. be ended coml)leteljl. "However, on its Part. the It was !eared by IDIIIIY VIet. North Vietnamese goverJ1to narn eXJIOrts In Wamln&Wn dial ment declares Its readiness !he late.'4 bombln& raids, carried to send its r4)resentatlves out almost 200 mlles north ot. to make contact with U. S. the DMZ, soeallid Demilitarizrepresentatives to decide ed Zone, would sene as a strong with the u. S. side the liJ1oo excuse tor the VietnAmese to reconditional cessation of act complete1y negatively to Johnbombing and all otlter war son's proposaJ. acts against our government so talks could begin.. •• President Johnson, in a nationwide addre" IOmdoy night. ordered a limitation In bombing of most ot North Vietnnm and asked ..that talks begin p:romptly that they be serious talks on lho Substance o( peace, "We are _prepared to move immediate!)' toward peace through negotiations,~ Johnson declared. He named ambassaci>r - at .. large Averell Harriman his personal representative tor such An ordinance providing penaltalks and said UIWellyn Thomp. ties tor abancbnlng vehicles on son. the U. S. ambassacklr to .au.. village street a w•s given a first ola, who Is In Washington, would reodlng TuescloJ nigh! by Rutland bo "ayallalllo to,ioln~ba06ador villqo COIIIICI! lq 4 r1!f~ar ~~... OverI 0 ng park mg • stopped SENIOR PLAY - Tho lioutllern High SChoolllenlor Class, under the direction ot C&rl Weese, will ,present its class pl8y Fridi,y evening In the high school auditorium.. Members of the cut tor The Perfect Idiot are, front row, le(t to right, Lenora Bass. Connie Arnott. Joyce ProUitt, Jannlne Bentz, Joyce ~ ,!<>~o ., for advice aod Qbv. ril!l •!(!· ~ame• A. Rhode• for . u1 eame to pt hil viewa on Ill IIIU8. ®uffouUng the coun... try," the; ·;. GOP pre!idlntial hopelld ~ newamen after more than' an hour ot. talks wllll ~J 111)!1 hla alcloo. NJxon ~d he was not enpgod In aqy arm twletlng nod wa.1 not after the 58 Ohio RepW>IIean llto!eptea In advaoee of. the Aqpst cmventlon at Miami. ''rm nat engaged ln arm pristlng, .. said Nixon. "I'm not trying to tear up the pea patch!' RhOdoa CUt Through '~e JVVemor has cut tbrooah these problems and I have eome to him for his ad. viet/' "aald Nixon. uwe hope to "tnnllate aOmo of hlsldeaslnto the placrotm. the campaien and ....,.ds II elected." Rhodet sol!l lbe Ohio delep. uon was itiu uncommitted and wio t>locliod "' him .. a lavorIto 11011, eaedldate 011 lho nrot ballot. . "lle (Nixon) hal not aoked about die deleaatlm and the ediWentlon wu not diaeuaeed, •• sol~ tho l!""etnor. ''1'111 nOt b~e after on aliianco to win..•tho nomination for '· ' Little Miss America In the springtirae your young girl's laney turns to preHy styles nrsoll but- lng through with tha 'themo of hla ~ to 2,000 enlhuololllic ReptjJ!lcan womBJ'I, Wanted Ruuta IncludJd In a news conference betore tbe 1uneheon address to the Ohio Federation of Republican Women's Organf.zadon Nlxcn sold It waalmperatlve'lhat,lhe Soviet Union be InclUded tn lillY JIOliC& Ialka on VIetnam. u1 think it is e~aential to find an end to die war 1n VIetnam as well as to reduce tenalons ar<IUild die world that nqotlationa take place with the So. net Union," he said. "It is imperative that any MgOttations on Vietnam take place at !he hll!heot level between the &M.et Union and the United states," he sa:J.d at the news conference. Nixon &&ld his call for high levol negotiations, however, did not ri1ew1 a summit conterence slmUar to dial or lhe Glasaboro, N,J., whicH Proaldent Johnson attended wtth representatlves ol die Soviet Union. &Jrnmlt llll!icult "The dll!lculty wllh awnmltry Ia that II prOJIOfatlon Ia not made In advance lor nogo. Uattons and it they are em~- In a crisis almoiiJihere hO(lOO are raised aod !hen dasl!ed," he added. Hamiogreestoaconlorence.ot . The Haml broaooasl ~JIOOt'ed to be framed to permit a nrst tentative U. S. - North VI~ mese contact Oil the war Without actually commttti~ Hanoi to In,)' major concession at thil step. Slate Department ulllclalo carefull,y studied initial rtPOrts of die North VIetnam proposal, They Wertl constcierlng Ill Its raml!lcatlons oven !hough Rami did not appear to have budged ll'olll Ita condition that aU 1>om1oo iog and acts ot war should stop before serious peace talks begin. Diplomatic observers pointed to the Part ol the Hanoi stat.. ment sa,ylng the United states ·~has not correctJ.y and tully r&o sponded'' toNorthVIetnam'scondltlona for peace. United Press International The big political news TueaThe Wisconsin priJ'IUU'l"s anti- da.y was Iowa Gov. Harold E, ciJmactic outcome left the Hughes' move to convene the presidential campaign picture naticm•s 2ri Democratic · govarvlrluaicy unchanged ~. but nors in St. Louis Avr*•15 to Democratic hopeMa raced a discuss the party's presidential new and for some formidable situation , obstacle jn a hurry~ caucus The meellng could bring out Democratic governors are lining John100's preference ror a up. succesaor, and man molt likely As expected, formel' Vice to got die nod Is Vice President President Richard. M. Nixon Hubert IL Humphrey . took the Wisconsin Republican Pending Announcement Ruballoting by a healthy 80 per mored cent agalnat J"lnor -•Ilion, Rumors br<lke Into print todey !h!lt I!IUl!JII!re,y ..-as on tho : MIMeao:e:" ~_; 5 verge or lormalcy amounclni hla tlllldjdacy, altltougll hlo aides are lndleatlng lho vice 1)0 vehlcloshallbeparkedlnlh.. PraaldentJohniiOfl'a35JlOI'cent. oameiocatlonlorover 24 hoors at 'lbe olecllon that once fl&ured preoldeat 11111 otudy the situaa time. Fine tor the nut con-- to be a vital test of public tim ror a while. lllmtphref•a cause was boostvicUorr. is ps and for the 1econd sentiment on the VIetnam war $100. was inconclusive on that iflll8. 00 In Texas, hGWe\'er. wllen the A rCJresentatlve of the Moto[l. Peace Vote Indecisive state DemocraUc executive ola Corp. spoke to council on a JotmSOI'I•s decision &mday not committee voted to endorse two-way radio oystem which the to run tor reelection mooted Gov. John Coonaicy as tho vW~~~~twW needlndiolulure.E"' McCarthy's peace calliJIOisn, party's favorite son candidate. gene Fink, TornMart.lnandBruce and it was too early to as~esa Davis ol the Board ol Public AI· whelher BUbatantlal numbers o1 FIVE-IJA Y FORECAST fairs reported that the toWn's Republicans crossed over to water rooorvolr will have to be McCarllly out o1 disenchant- ay United Preas lnlmlalional Temperatures T h u r arepaired before next 1flnter. ment witb Nixon's stand for cloy throoglt MDnday 11111 averAttendlpg the soaslon were rnllltary nrmne10ln Vl-.n. age below normal west and near Mayor Eli Denison, Clerk VerMadison voters however decimn Weber, Georp White. Sr., aive!y rejected a referendum normal east, hi&bsaveragingtn treasurer, and Councilmen Bob that would have put the clt;y on 50s and lows in 31s. COlder on Eads, James Fry1 Bill Bro"a. record in ravor ot a eeaaedre 'Thursday and Friday, warmer Fred George and Gene Thomj>. and U.S. withdrawaL But die Glring weekend then colder ason. atllrmative vote- some 42 per gain, Precipitation through die cent-towed the 37 per cent a first 0( next week wlll averqe ~Jvin simJlar deelaraUon got in a San one-halt to one inch. Francisco refererullm last year. 1frs. Eastman Di T esd es u ay Johnson Dies at Age 59 Mildred Sa.lser, Syracuae. learned Tuelday ol lhe death o1 her brother..fnJaw, Melrin E. Roy Jobn11011, ~9. or Columbes. Mr. Johnson, a former reiddent ol Moll(s ColmlY,I• aurvlved by hll wlto, Ethel Covert Johnsoo; three daugllters, Mrs. Ted (Lucille) Laymon IUd Mrs. Cl!arlea (Alberta) Hartung, boll! of Colmnbus, and Mrs. Howard (Janet) Zarley, Johnstown, Ohio; II graoddtlidren; his mother, Mrs. Nora Jobnaon, Colwnbu&j tltroe btolhera, Ray, GrovoCity, and Paul and Jacob, Columbuo, and one 11-. llladollne Evans, Grove Cl!1. fuaeioal aurvlcoi 11111 be hold Thurlldo,y at 3:30 p.m. &I t b o GriUIIIIIch Ftineral Home In CGhomllut. ' Ritchie, l!uth Shain; book rew,llr. wee.., Mlkolhlo, Jim lfuo den. James Lawrence, Mark Morrow, RalPh TriPlett, Johnliloot Clupg, and Ccyde Trlglelt. Absent !rom the picture aro Juelf Deeter and John So.Yro. - Sentinel Photo. Wisconsin Issue Proves Inconclusive an ,:"'Uance to 11'1n :~ ~: ~'!':;:: · =~~~~~~· ~:»:.~"':::O.,~"' ~~ieg~~i~ ,;~~la'i;~thit ·· ol r.~alfc-VGtiicalnot _~ClNNAT! .~J'O:-.F...,.or ' The move _...ed aimed at aavlng die state' 1 104 .......,. t1on vote• for the vice prelident. KennedY meanthne was on a cempalsn owing thi'OIJill PemQ"lvanla, drawing large and enthusiastic crowd& iD Pblladel~ pllla at an OWioor ralljl, MEETING CALLED A h180IIng 11111 be held Thura. de,y at 8:311 p.m. · &IIIlo balebaU llan\<Jndln.Jtaclne ID dlol:u11,.. pair• aod other needod lmProve- ' { •' '"'"' '' ' {,I ' ' ' • ' . " ' "'• ,. mentl ,ln the~ area. All ot PM' •Woo aod IJttle iea&!ler• . IDd : ~er 111!4ritited panola .. :If I, ' ' • ,. ' 110r.,.. .oi lit• -.mun111 .-are lnvl~. ·Iii )<iM ol-r!'lo. th'o ~~~~ wDI lit .beld up,n;.e llw"'!. •" ' at tho .u. ' . Regulations On Farm are Being Changed Due to vandaliam, new r~­ llms are being imp)led lA -rO:. gard tO use or the Amert~an Legion farm 011 Bailey Run Road, Albert Rousl!, commander or Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Leglon, warns. J. Sterman 'Porter, • former state senator, Tuest~Q" n 1g h t stressed his PPerience and hla successtul opposition to tht eli. rect..use tax as qualiticatJons tor SlCJ.Port as the Democrat nominee to !hat ol!lce In die Ma,y 7 »Ji. mary. Porter's statement came lD a ~ooeh prOJ>ared for dollveey ~ the meettrc ot the LIIWrence C<>unty Young Domoc:rata Clul> In Burlipgton School at South Poln~ He argued that hi& lour years In lho Ohio Senate (U5~ Gal 111d Ia die -don comml., tee his blocld111 tho diroekoe taX quatltv him to r111re- the ~;.,~":,';~ho=-• r ,. . , ', ,,. tor '"an outstaDCtlna job'' tn Wltwwudn then told wtel'l: Hf . )'(JU gi¥e me your belp; '"' CUI havo • crest neloq at where 1!le A._. at Domoeratlc National CCIIvon!IDn will be holtl Nixon roco!Ved blo Wl....,oln vlctury calml¥, lUlling a atatement II,Ying It heralded • Ropubilean nctury In NcJvem. bor. Prai!lli)!r)ila ' ..! ~ ln(o;:;J:·~·~ :::.: ljt ' ' • Pressure Mounts on Especially Likes Art li> Calllda on fishing and ...-.... ~.. Hlo hobbles aro all 1111 III'OriO, but ho Ia Oll'oeial4' lao tore-In art. ' llr. Wolfe woa 11101tlt0lldlqr lolthandad .Pitcher lor lllolnit Ill&!> School 1ad In ...... .~~n~' blu for 10 fe&rl lftltWird. He' lllpod a Pro c..-lwhon oGir 17 ~· old, Wolft II bol9llit Mar- ll!IDW!d C....h Rllli . ' ' ' ~ · 'w ' . · v..r-~ , . i. MI:Carllly Tax Issue ' '.t"ot:f::•~t· ~.' cnngratul- Porter Strikes at Newest Taxes ,- I•·. He _.e .'He 11 martleit>• r. r '· addrtll. Prea!41111! ' D. El-· er 11f1 ,.. wa1 "a 'Q1")' (POd man, IIliich . bottar than a lot thlnk.'l' He aald lllal bocal!oe Ho states: Nboa doo•'t haft the '')leriOil· "A gate has been placed at .. 111111""'1... ill .. the road to the American Leckm ..., """ to ''diiCOUIII hil !arm on Bailey Run Road. Ab- experl..,ee, losleal brain and solutely no troapaoslng will be eouraee." tolerated unleas you are aceomCalllorrda Gov. Roaald Reapanled by a member of Pool 128 IJIIIl sold Nbm'o WIIICOIIoin or have Written permission trom nctury . stW left "a lot or ao American Leatton oftlcer or unanawered Qltltkma'' about tru oleo oflho J!Ool. lho GOP prealdentlal raeo, and "The parents or the)'OUJllboys he felt the DOJDinatlm would who have been campmg and havstW be lor ded- at the in~ . fire Wlder theahelterhouse - - · He aald the are notified that they cannot camp national 11 J>01' ceot ho .,; blmaollln die on the Legion rarm without per- Wl....,aln prllllll')' did not mission of the post aod die boys chiD&O hla noneaadldaey. must be accolq)allied by an aWit. McCarthy, eampalsnlng lor ..These actiona must be taken Nebralka'a ~ 14 primary, to the many acts of vandalism. •• chldod Kennedy Indirectly lor tardiness In entering Democratic prlmarleo. He llllld pnlentlal condldatea -.Jd 1JJ ID !he voters and 1a7 •.._., 11 die 18th s""'torlal district In 1969- trlcts to lncreaae their rMJ,. J>Ol'- here Ia tho pOlicy and 73. The direct-use taX would -estate taXes tor the oPeraticm or here is lho proJection," have been hannful, he said, both the schools with a new 1~to lndu1try and rarmers. tp.JD. The former senator cri$o lciled ..-hat he called tho "'oidey crease bW,,. said Porter, uwas Collins tp,.tncrease bilr' with by tho party Which In an tltACk lnpartlcularagalnotd!e enacted 1962 pi~ 'm now - • aod sales tu increase. The ules taX .., increase in tPes. • A Pledge oow starts at 16c .PUI"chases. and which your .Present senator • • for auch small items the levelta over six per cent. The fDI.II'<ent parted, ""' lddltlo.. Son. Collins.... soles ttx actnally otarta at 72 lho prlnciPOI author of 1 solos cMI!I aod is oPPIIed liP to fl.!17, taX increase - tbe sune taX Four • eent tax on 72 cents Ia ~ lncroaoe which tho Pllllllo of per con4 Porter argued, every one or his COUDd•s h a d Tho aame Collins bill forces -down In 196lln &lllnltWed 111111)' small rural oeixlol dl .. pivpoaal." !tr' ""~ liiJii ~ .lill<hllll, : . MIDoLifiOR1', 0. Jellor11011.Jad<am Dl.r dlmer aod Unlveroli1 ol Pemoyl.aala Cllica.,, •• Meet the Mei8s LGeal Teachers · '',1 .......... lllck&oil of F1U'etteville, N.c.. a combat advisei' lor Vietnamese rangerS. MIDDLEI'ORT f 'lllolr.W, (Continued !rom pqe I) 59N. 2nd .... 9924540 . PLAIN TOE .' "eathcr Withdl:awal Dudley's F1orist 8.99 ' ... Netdt .... 5 ' '' Piece Your OrclerTodly ForO.rclen ,ndLiwn ·THE SHOE BOX WMreiiiMIAN - - . , llrto.. ' J - .. ~Cl.. XX. NO. 251 . Funeral services for Henry Staats, Middleport, wtKl died Thursday at a Kentucky Veterand Hospital, were conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at the RawlingsMARRIAGE APPUCATION COats Funeral Home with t h e John &~land Nlchels, 20, Rt. 2, Rev. Frank Cheesebrew otficCoolville, u.~ Army, and Br~ iatlpg. da Sue Larkins, 18, Chester. Attending rrom out - or - town were James !bats, San Diego, LOJX;E TO MEET Calif.; John Staats, Denver, COloPomeroy Lodge 164 F&AM, rado; Mrs. Mary Holderby, Mrs. wW meet W ednesdoy at 7:30 p, Harold Guthrie and Mr . and Mrs. Charles Ray Thomas and son, m. at the Pomeroy Maaontc Tem-Ronnie, Proctorville; Mr. and ple. There will ·be work in the Mrs. Clay Hink1e, Point Plea!l· first degree. Refreshments Coloant, w. Va., and Mrs. Forrest low the meeting. Thomas, Glenwood, W. Va. BLACK PATENT C & D WIDTH SIZE I~ to • . . - ' Devoted To The lnte~& Of 11..,-, Meitfl· MtJMm Area • AMY . · ~ '•il\1 .ianzlbiiloln: , ed 'In Aa>rUi· 1964, io form ' the < · ' Urlcan l'ellllbllc.- o1 Tan1anta. Probation Term UNION TO MEET Brlckla1er• Union Local 32 wUI at 8 p.m. Thursday at the American Legion f'K)me in Pomero)'. ' .. ' you'll like. New styles .ana exet!ptlonlil values. Credit Ufe lns111'811ce Avela.w. ,.atlol\81 ' Court Orders It's Easy . .kJsl Check With Friendly Citizens National and Arrange For A Phone 992-3007 ' . Mens Size 29 lo 50 and Boys Rc~lar and Slim Size 6 to 18. New colors % low-low 5% New ~J.oen . ''' , ',.. ba~e Ie~ai'.RQd COLUMBUS - THE U.S. SUPREME COURT ruling Monc!oJ on the one-man, one-wte Pt.endilw: to local goverranent ''Was IDevitable," state Atty. Gen. William S&xbe AieL "You canmtorder sornethine like thiS for Congress and state legislatures and ~Brore the cities," he said. "1t was Inevitable." The ruU~ would. Involve on4' certain cities that elected councilmen b)' ward or district and would not lmolve county govenunent since all commissioners are elected on a count)'-W'Ide basis, SIU1:Ie greatly," said. China Threatens U the United ~tes moves SfRATEGISJ'S FOR A HALF A DOZEN active and potontial out, he said, ~·we cannot protect presidential candidates looked hoPerully to Wisconsin's primary ouraelve11 as tar as Red China is ~ lor oorne meanirw!ul result to help diem regain their beal' concerned." logs IIlia bal!llpg Political year. Asian leaders were gathered Thlugh only two ~l))r active contenders are on the ballot- with Secretary of State Dean Cormer Vice President Rich.ard M. Nixon tor the Republicans and Rusk at WIU!pgton, New z.... Sen. Eugene J. McCarllly lor the Democrats - !he palltlcal UP- land. for a Southeast Asia heavals or recent weeks and the rree-roMl Wisconiin primary Treaty Organization (SEATO) rules made a decisive outcome all but tmposslble. meeting and !hey generalial t.aUed Johnson's action In WA1;1UNGTON - PRESIIENT JOHNSON !ound himsoll in lho halting !he bombing. unaccustomed role of elder party statesman todaJr, and Democratic As they have csurtng two presidential hoPefuls were queuing uP at his ltlor for a booat alone pre\'lous major bombi'll: pau•es, the road to the White House. U.S. military sources 8)11lressed Vice President ·Hubert H. Humphrey was first in line Cor a dia. concern that Hanoi would cusslon with JohnSon later today on Ule DOSSibUtcy o! ~M~comtng simply use the rree time to the administration cancldate oow tllat the Preaident is mj ot con- develqJ more armaments and tentiOn. New York Sen. Robert F. KeMetb' secured an audience with shig them soutll. Johnson to discuss problems or unatlonal unity/' butoo time or date The sources say they are was announced. conrinced that Hanoi feels It TO CONDUCT DRIVE must have one big victory under Th.irty.oeight juniors and ~err­ itS bel~ lora of Mlddlei>orl H\l!h School Newrtheless, the war IJ in a will conduct a lund drive for tho general lull. secund annual n;.llarl· tor SchoMonday night, • u.s. brlellpg lars prognm in MlddltlPOn officer &aid it was "about the Paul Da\'f.d Kuhn, Rt. 2, Che- Thuradi.Y evening. H~ die quietest night I've seen in IJU' shire, has pleaded guUt..Y to an program In M!ddl~n Ia Tom life," in Saigon. informational afl'idavlt in Meigs Kell,y I Last year 16 Ienior s or It was UP to Haroi to decide common Pleas Court charging Meigs Count)' high school• were what future nights would be him wllh Illegal entry of !he awarded scholarshiPs 188 a relike. Robert Jefters Coal Company sult of the county--wide program. building and the theft o! certain material from there. Kuhn, who nlved grand Jury action topleedgullzybe!oreJudge John c. Bacon, was sentenced to three years ,probation and ordered to compensate Jetters tor his loss. In other common pleas court activity, adivorcehaabeengranted Yvonne Scally from Thomas c. Scally on grwnds of grou neglect or duty and extreme cruelty. Mrs. Scalia~ was awarded custody of two minor children. LOCAL TEMl'S Tbe temPerature lnPomeroy's <ktwotown business district at 11:30 a.m. today was 56 degree&. FINANCE A NEW CAR ' provinces. PPressed shock at Johnson's decisions. Primo Minister Thaoom Klttikaehorn said In Bangi<ok he !eared Sen. Hobert F. Kennedy, D-N.Y., would win the White House and that U.S. policy In Southeast Asia would "change McColra • - 115 W. SECOND OHIO 992-2214 POMEROY Exc.._ Jones Elected I 51... hies & Sotvka By United Press lnlernatlonal NEW YOIIK - IN\'ESTORs. BUOYED by Preslilont John1011'1 moves lO conclude the ' Vietnun war, hoPed ~the stock market rise would c . - over a protracted j)trlod. li!Dck• rose shor(lljl lnprlcellfondll,y.ln Bales brealdpg ID oll-tlme rect>rd. Saleo 011 tho Now York Slo<k lloncloy hit 17.13 miJ. lion shares - more than 1.3 mWion above the previous reeord aet on "black Tuesdly," the day of·the market'a historic crasl1 tn 1929. a....., Your Fabric Center I I Jnidal ' ... .. , '.. ' Mil)Rs' ,, ' Mr. Her(Jman, OnlyCOUnty, : Fiddle.r, Dies of _ Prilllda her,e· ~·- 1-ll,y SciHinol, l'amft'U,v·Mi<ktltiPOrt. 0., April 2, 1968 'LONDON (UPO- The rqtme or Proaldont llo Chi Minh ol lloml oonalders ' !he ComJrnt. nlsta hav. In prlnclg!e 110n !he J_... l .. ' ·. ~. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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