https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/21f716105fcfe2cae141338c01e4c47f.pdf e0472c43fa0603b5c7402ba125e1e89c PDF Text Text I ' u _' 'rhe Dally sentinel, Mlddlcport,Pomeroyi 0., APril 3, 1969 Two Inj~red in 2-Car·Collision N. PLEASANT - Two persona were InJured !n a two car crash at 2:05p.m. W t>dn~sday at F.iflh and Viand&. , according to elcy.pollce. There also were two otber accidents In the cil;y Wednesday and today, Cars driven by Sltella Ann Miles, 21, Hamlin, w. va., and Thelma Dalton, 43, Rutland, colUced ln the intersection. Damage was estimated at $500. Mrs. Daltoo suCtered a laceration or the for ehead, and her daughter, Paulette Daltoo, 17, a passenger, h~d minor il\]uries. Both were treated at Pleasant Valley Hospital and released. Police cited Mrs. Dalton on a charge of disregard or a traffic light at an intersection. floyd Hoback of Ashtabula Die~ Dale F. Wamsley, 19, Ga!Upo. Us Ferry, w. Va., wa1 cited by Clt:f police M three Charges alter hfs car struck a house and a parked car In the area of 14th and Viand Sis., at 2:30 a, m. Thursda,y. l'otlce aeld Wameley, headed north, lost control ot his car. Tile vefd.cle struck a J]B.I'ked car owned by Betty Llllliard, in front of her residence at t3o6 Vland &.. Wamsley's car continued~ according to pollee aed ploughed Into the [root porch of the Claude Cheesebrew residence, damag.. lng the [ront steps end part of the porch. Damages were estimated at $1,200. Wamsley was charged with reckless operation, striking an unattended vehicle and striking a rixcd abject of property. He was not injured. A car driven by Edna Mae ~tier, 42, of Eleanor, W.Va., was demolished at 12-noon Wed- Relatives and friends have received word of the death of Floyd Hoback, Ashtabula, Ohio. Mr. Ho- [ j l-s:·---------.1 RIVER NI\WS back was aHe former resident. was MeigsededCounzyl prec n death by his wife, Nora Smith GAUGES Gallipolis, 12,0 Hoback eight years ago. and 17.6 ruming 18 feet of rollHe is survived by a son, Floyd Hoback, Jr. , eight grandchildren, two brothers, Wayne of Portland, and Ross of Gallipolis; two sis· ters, Josephine Smith, Racine and Gamet Ervine, Bradenton Beach, Florida. Funeral services and burial wiJI be in Ashtabula. Friends wishing to send card s ma,y do so to 1710 Linden Ave., Ashtabula. FREE BABY A CHICK ~ Friday & Saturday April 4 & 5 (V';th 8 Gals. Gu) CERTIFIED OIL STATION S38 W. Main ers; Pt.. Pleasant, 24.33; Pomeroy-Mason, 21.00; Hinton, 1.03 !ailing; Kanawha Falls, 5,05 fallIng; Charleston, 18.36 [alllng. Londnn, Marmet, and Winfield, are on the sill . BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - Mark Eastin up 7:2 5 p. m.; Walter Barnes up 4:45 a.m.; J, S. Lewis up 6:20 a.m.; William H, Zim- mer down 7:05 a.m. ; steel Ranger up 8:40 a.m.; Onward down 9:45a.m. KANAWHA RIVER- Marme~ George T . Price down 3:30 a.m.; Fort Dearborn up 5:50a.m.; Jerry Bosworth up 7 ~ 10 a.m.; Win. neld, Alan R. Merrill up 10:35 p.m. ; National up 11:05 p.m.; Ouachita down 2 a.m.; Elgercliff up 4:55 a.m.; Jenny A. Green down 5:40 a.m.; Solvay up 5:55 a.m. OIDO RIVER - Lock 13, Alton Zephyr down 5:30a.m.; Lock 14, Andrew P. Calhoun up 7:45p.m.; Indiana up 3:15a.m. ; David Vic- Fri., S1t. & Sun., April 4-5-6 DOUIII fU.JUII! kers up 4:10 a.m.; R. H. Bosworth down 5:05 a.m.; Steel Clipper up 6:40 a.m.; ORCO, Beckjord, and Queen City down waitIng; Lock 15, A, V, Criss up 5 a.m.: Lock 16, Ranger up 10:30 p.m.: JaneT. up 3:20a.m.: Duncan Bruce down 5:20a.m.; Rose G, down ti a.m.: Lock 17, Peggy Downey down 2 a.m.: Belleville Locks, Philip Sporn up2:20a.m.; Walter CUrly up 4:35a.m.; Lock 21, H. E. Bowles up 3:50 a.m.; --- Harvey Jordan down 5:40 a.m.; Lock 22, Bayou LaRelne up 5:30 a.m.; Jetferson down 6:15a.m.; Lock 23, Valley Voyager up 3:15 a.m.; Racine Locks, Mt. State down 2:45 a.m.: Greenup Locks, Etna - Louisville up 4 p.m.; Buck Freeman up 8:50 p.m.; Brimstone down 2:30 a.m.j James Bowie down 6 a.m.; Steel Trader up 7 a.m.; Meldahl Locks, Luther Herdman down 2:40p.m.; VaJvoUne down 3:20 p.m.j Jesse Brent down 4 p.m.; Kathleen K. up 1:10 p.m.: Steve Click and Scat O'Toole down 1:30 p.m. Easter and all the latest colors . Sizes 14 to 18. 5.00 to 6.98 New York Clothing House POMEROy weight from l3S lo ; ~ polulds ht ·that period. VOL XXI NO 242 - -- - --'-- ' - - -- ,,., Ill enttn '.y Wr,atlfur. . I· · stUrer ~· a,-.1 !ri.C:.Ltarad dur~;t\Q!Iers ·a net warmer< &Gftijllt,: j/ '· ·~r; in f' ' the !;i1J6. t~flf'fl ~ i,_ IIIII turninic .W•t ~~ J~ljllc8<tial ~~-~ ftflt. .l!ii ., · Devoted To The lntere~" Of-The Meigs-M~n Area ~· ._ _ POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO _ __ ' FRIDAY. APRIL 4, 1969 .-:...=.:.:.:::.:_:..=..;...:..::..:;-=.=__:_~--=---------__:_::.:.=::.:_:_:_:_::~_:.:...:.:.::.:__ ,. _ _ c _ . ; . _ _____!, 24 Die, 53 Hurt in Copter Crash, Are Recorded 33 Accidents In Syracuse Probed Bv OSP SAIGON (UPO- Allied headqllilrter& ~ listed 24 U.S. alii South· Vietnuneae soldiers dead and 53 InJured In tho worst helicopter crash ol the V11111am War. The netlonwlcle COmmunist o«enslve d~ped to Its lowest level ollntenaiQi. The war's coaWest 'cq>ter mishap occurred Wedno~ In • During March Beat•••of the. Bend SOUth Vletam'a Milk is Down ---------------------- YOUR NEW EASTER DRESS .. dresses. ' · ...·. . . . . . ·.·.··· . ·.·.·.· YOUR NEW BLOUSE OR SWEATER night Ann..,ncod toda,y were the It st SOMETHING UNUSUAL - The Rutland town hall for leV· eral weeks has honood a huge object that has drawn lllllulrles from practically everyone who steps inside. It is a wooden and steel made hay arrl paper press removed from a garage now owned by Mr. and.Mrs. WUIIam Hobstetter, that formerly belonged to llle Rethburn Estate. The press, apparenlly In good condition, was made at the turn of the century. Mr. and Mrs. Hobstetter have offered oo give the press to the historlcol collection for the propoaed Count,y museum. - SenUnel Phcito. ot business places and pro(essiiNIII ~· who have donsted the apprmdmstely 415 prizes. They are: Waddell Grocery, Imperial Electric, Dr. R, R. Pickens, General Tire In Mldlleport, Clll!'s iiboe Repair, King's Radio & TV, Wallace Jewelers, Franh Harreld Ashland station, Mills..stmpson Insurance, Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., Western Auto, Gr011er's Studio, Elber!elds in Pomeroy, Tom Rue Motors, Blue & Grey, Ben Franklin In Middlep:~rt, By United Press International Military spokesmen said the helicopter went down 10 miles "'"'""southeast o[ the Marines' old Khe ~nh combat hase. Not far fran the crash site today, U.S. Marines beat off a ground otlack by 130 COmmunists and repOrted kUling 15 ol them. Two Leathernecks died In the light before dawn, accordllW to military l'<I>Orls from the scene. In Saigon, headquarters reported 10 overnight COmmunist salvos Into cities and military camps- the fewest since the nationwide offensive began 41 days ago. But there was no lndlcaUon that the drive wu over. 'l1le command said U.S. and South Vietnamese troops patroiii~W southwest ol Saigon had kllled 99 guerrillos Thursday in five battles, ..., of them 16 miles from the clcy. One American was woul'lled in the clashes, while govermnent los.. ses were five killed, 10 woUnded. L- . (. ,Jrll·~~~~:~i pal"!!.l C41ct~go g#u!llo ' . .. . ance, H & R Firestone, Kip's Bootery, Valley Lwnher, Tiny's Fooclland & llargalnland, Y'"'"g's Sllper Marke~ Rich Valley Dairy, Paul Smart, Dr. Clyde Ingels, Harold llabbard, Ingles FurnitUre, Cross Hardware, Citizen's National Bank, MiddlepOrt Lunch, Joe's Carry...O.t. Bah r Clothiers, Bachner's Market, La Salle Hotel, J o h n C. Bacm, Blue Tartan, Economy Savings & LOan, Dr. J. J. Davis, Mlcldleport Book Store, ODor's Soldo, Coca-Cola Bottling, Womer's Radio & TV, Kiddie Shop, Tony's Carry-!AI~ Keith Goble Ford, Jack Roblsoo, &rkett's Barber Slop, Rawlings Coats, Shuler Construction, Royal Crown Bottling, Foreman-Abbott, Village Pharmacy, Deb's Herber !llltp, Columbus a n d Southern Ohio Electric, Spencer's Market, Middleport Department Store, DJtton's, Rob- rnm's Market, Moore's, PomeH. Rawlings Soos, Zerkle's roy Motor Co., Dr. H a r o I d Trucking, Friendly Tavern, iiboe Brown, Duke Cleaners, The Daiinson's TrlMLustre Cleaners, R. ly Sentinel, Warner'• Barber and Reaucy Sltop, BRW Hardware, Box, Gllibs Grocery, NewY or k Clothing U...se. Ben Franklin in Pomeroy, Nel· son Drugs, Don Millen Insurance, &lgar Run Mill, Karr & Van Zanclt, A, D, Weed & S1N1 Whole· sale, Ohio Power, K & C Jewelen, Hartley's 5boes, Downie • Gross, Landmark, A&P, G&J. L&Z Dress ~op, The Farm.. era Bank & SaYings Co., !'orneroy National Bank, Webster & Fultz, Crow'o Steak U...se, Webrung's Bakery, !\apple's Soblo, SWisher & Lohse, Rizer 011 Co., A•hland Bolk Plant, Gloria's Beaucy Salm, Kelly Mig., Lewis Repair, Anthony Plumbing, EW· tng Funeral Home, Kroger's C. E. Blakeslee, Davis. Warner Insurance, Tewksbary Barber ~op, Meigs Equipment Co.,~­ lor's, Ebersbach Hardware, Sl- GoeiSier's Jewelry, Chase Hardware and POmeroy Pastry, GUARDSMi:N PATROLED THE STREE;TS of a Chi- Pliai. Qdllti·~.M&Pk V, Mptrir !'uta, ~ lniurcage gllettp too4Y In a somber pre!actl loa h.tionwlde1Jbser>11nce o! the first anniversary of the auassi~tioil ot Dr, MarUn Luther Klrw, Jr. Only a lew hoors after Presldept Nixon had called oe>on Amerl· cans lo hooor King by "redodica(\ng ourselves to the principles ot jUstice and nonviD:lence," and Ref. Ral h D. Abernathy pltiaded tor · calm, Negro youths went on a rampage of violence am vardalism in Chicago Thursday night. At least 72 persons were injured and 234 arrested as gangs of youths roamed the city's West Slde, attacking buses and motorists, Two persons were taken by smashing car and store windows, looting some businesses. Sporacllc Mlddlt!JM)rl emergency • rescue gunfire was reported. · 8<JIIIImen to Vsteraes Memorial Hoepltal for treatment ot tn. Sirhan Sirhan 'N chance.~ t'mtly improved Juries sustained teda1at 2:20 a. LOS ANGELES - THE CHANCES OF SIRHAN B. SIRPAN going m. In a traffic accident oo to the lias chamber for kUling Robert F. Kennedy laded into the re- t,y Road No. 5, eigllt-tenths ot a motest shadows today after the prosecution's own psychiatrist said mOe north ot State Route 7. he should be spared. Dr. Seymour Pollack told the murder trial jury The Meigs County Slterll!' s Thursday the young Arab's mental illness was so substantial he hop. Deparlment said Slctley uttle, ed Sirhan would get a life sentence and undergo medical treatmert. 25, Sycamore St., Pomeroy, CallAfter almost three months of a trial that has cost an "estimated ed to get. around a curve in his $1 millio'n, Pollack admitted tinder· cross examination he personally 1960 meicteJ car, hit a power had told the district attorney Sirhan's mental disease should spare pole, went across the hlghwQ' him. Pollack, a professor of psychiatry at the University of SOuth- Into a ditch, and llnally •toP· ern CaiUornla, stressed he stilllelt Sirhan had the mental capablll- pod In a driveway. b' to plan the murder o[ Kennedy and oo know the consoquences of Both Utile and a passenger, his act. Bill ~ch, reportedly sustain. ed lacerations, · ~ch repOrted· Direct talks u·ith L'. S. 11re demanded I.Y aloo COIIIjllalned 11 a neck In_ PARIS- VIETCONG NEGOTIATORS TODAY demanded direct Jury. talks witll the United States as a condition to a Vletnun peace agreeAutboriUes cited Ultle 1o ment. They dls....nted suggestions the Allies were already talki~W Meigs C....ty Cwrt oo a charge prl>11tely wltll the C1111muntota. "• , , We haw not been informed ol ol rockies s operation. The auto(Contined on page 10) mobile was demollahed, otricers lllcl. Two Injured In Car Crash gallon. The policy and operationa) procedures associated with these flil!hts have been agreed to jointly by the Department of the Air Force and the Federal Aviation Admlnistration. &lch training will be conducted only over pre - designated, nt(lbt checked routes, which have b e e n specifically approved. These routes consist of 20-mile wide corridors along the Intended [light path and extend throu(lb portions ot West VIrginia, VIrginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio. The aircraft may be observed flying !rom 500 to 1,000 [eel al!J~ I!PI~· ~~ 10 ~ above the terrain bnth cia~' aed vide training IIi ~tour flying rilstrt: h</W~er, eveey effort has techniques and low altitude navl- been made to avoid population BY DICK THOMAS Restdeni& ot the Mason-Ga!Ua. Meigs area need not be alarm. ed at low flying alrcrart, according to the !30th Special Qperat!CIIs GI'Oftp, West VIrginia Air NaUODal Guard, Kanawha Alrp::lrt, Charleston, W, va. The !30th Special OperaUons Group Is directed by current mission directives tocondlctlow level navigational training. The !30th Ia currently equipped with the C~l19 "FI,ylng Boxcar," a twin engine transport and the U-10 "Hello Courier," a single engine uUUty aircraft. The purpoae Und 1n1en1 ot low '• . By United Press International .o~~~lll· fla• to cpmn)Ottlorate_lbe nr:t an.Om&i_ry ot Dr. llfartin Luther 'Ki~W' • aaoenlnodon tod(y wl~ marches, memorials am dedications throughout the state. MaiiJ' areas scheduled ceremonies in conjunction with Gocxl Friday church servlces. A candlelight parade through downtown Cincinnati was plaMed. and Mayor Eugene P. Ruehlmann was to proclaim Friday "Martln Luther Klng Memorial Day" ln the Queen City. ~ More Hot Mix Will be c..,.. . se Put Down in S1vracu .J " Speaking of Schools - No. 85 • ~racuse vlUage council accepted the bid of Hall & Barber, Inc., Cambridge, to lllljlply and apply hot.mlx oo several streets at a cost of $9.95 a ton Thurs- It was estimated thai about William T, Edwards, son Republic of Vietnam. helpt~W us to get the &killed banda we need to do this job now, • Meigs Local School District '! HELP WANTED! \VE N$0 Everyone InVOlved In this lm· li!itCKLAYERS. Thl& part of;'to- portant project will greaUy ap·n tiht's cniumn should pr~oly pre1late IllY aasistlnce you may llf In the claasifled secllon,!le- be able to give us In this vital !!~usc it Is a help wanted notice. matter. 'tloe bulldl,;g Is moving at a 'good !lice..,., but the conlraclordes• . LEGISLATION M'ratety. needs i lot morobrlck· IT TOOK SEVERAL m!Niths lo Jbers. ' get the first big school bills lr>~ 1 1 ~ Into the jeglala"·- ~-1 !'This is our • ng e, Feolest tr ...... .,...-~ "'f"•t1IOd Ther. are theusallls alii "1\W there 'Is o Dood. The' '!'I· t~sal)ds ,o l- ~rickS and bloc~• nilniatratloo pa~• li c~blo tp be set In piece and there just ed• in several biHa. I hav~ ,... iren•t enough ak!lled hands cijr- s-.n the act•l bills, but I have ntly engaged In tlie seen sUiilmarlea of thalr con. .'rhe bollldlllg Is at thai stage tents. The sum total o[ . these .rKtw }there r~n arxl cold wuather bllls i.s a radlcal change in or~' •no!, 8l.op !lila work 10 a f>1'lck ganizatloo, administration, co~>o liiis~on can' count oil ,steady eni- •trot, and finance 11 wen ~· • . jl~nt. I[ Y'"' ore ~rlcl\laY• slroiW move In the dlrectloit .of er, Whi .01 help us·:cnmplete'tbta provldi~W'· mor~ vocational edn· fine new builcli~W a'l aoon ao pO..'' cation. . ' · aible? U yOu knoW a brl~~et. · liey Proil!lails on R•nce IIICOIII'a&\' him 1o partlclpli!e !n d•l wU~ the vendC!<''a exci~o ~ill!l~ this buUdll!l! ' more lax ot _1.2Hiilr Dent on IP:OSS aMI""1• and tl'!'l . sllf,re ·lD ~h 'a . oalu olhol !110 county ln<'OIIIe tax ' IIi':""" • 1 prtdht 1\1 comp etji!O: · ' ·.tk , ;,· ••• t'Jea:"~• t , 1. per cent. . 1n ..... .,..,..r r' task. . a Th•· "Company C, 87th Englneer- roy, has been awarded tile U. S. Army Commendatlm Medal [or heroism. The medal was awarded f o r service In VIetnam. Specialist Edwards was in Vietnam Cor 13 mmths aed was injured twice during thet period. He sotisted In the army In June, 1966. The commendation accompanying the medal reads: ""For heroism, not involving participation In aerial nt(lbt, In connection with military operations against a hostile force ln the Republic of Vietnam. "Speclallat Edwards dialing. uished himself byvalorouaaction INI Feb. I, 1968, while proYicllng aecurlt:f for a gun&hiprel'uellng at Cam Ly Airfield, Dalal, lng Battallm (C!Nistructlcin) was assiined to the task of constructing a critical airfield at Dalat .jlurlng the TET offensive. On Feb. I, 1968, a gunship supporting the forces defending Dalat requested security while it refueled at the airfield. u~ciallst 5 Edwards volunteered to join Sergeant F i r s t Class James E. Holton and ~­ ciallst 4 Gordoo E. Roberts in the security operation. "The gunship received small two-thirds of the town streets will have an asphaltic cover followIng completion of Ibis 1969 contract. daY night. In other a<llvlcy, COIIIICU again Council also agreed to pur- dlscuaoed the vUJaae clump lituachase a minimum of 600 tons tiOD, gave the board ot public from the llrm, with the work to affairs authnrlty to proceed with be done In 30 to 60 d&Ja. Its plans to water oervThe "404." asphaltic c o n- clea to the Rustic IW!s Addition crete J.'W'chaSed is to meet where nine new homes are to be state specl!lcattooo, aed Is built, aed heard Mayor Herman a contiJJlance of council's pro- LonOOn reamounce that persons Oean-llp Schedule gram to surface all streets with allowing dogs to rill loose are hot mix. Thel!l'OgrllllW&SIIOII<h· subject io l!l'O&ecuUoo. ed about two years ago, Attending were Mayor Loodon, Noted in Pomeroy Clerk Richardllllckwnrlh, Treasurer Gaorge Holman aed c.... cu. Clean"''l week In Pomeroy will men ADen Upscomb, Wllllem · be cnnwcted April 7.J2 with a Hayeo, Art !lrlvester, Troy Zwll. ptck..,p scheollle lor trash In the .ling and Robert Wingett. -.art..,. precincts. Mayor Charles Legar said street department workers will Head Bump Sufli~r1~d make plciwlps ot traoh In the ·- and 'S...theastern Ohloschools has been oot in place. The sec· first ward oo Monday, secood can't exist without It - a school ond Door coocrete slab Is about In Auto Coli j~ion ward oo Theaclay, third ward on district would have to have 20 half poured In theacademicwi~W. Wednesday and Thursday aed In mUis In real estate tlx (this Is The brick on the lront of tile Two vehicles were damaged the fifth ward 111 Friday. now 17,5 mUla) and be recelv- academic Willi! is now bei~Wpiac- and ..,. person suffered mioor IJ¥ three • !Oilrtlts ot a I per od at the top Door level. Con- lniurie• in 1 traffic accident at cent count,y lncqme tu. siderable progress has been the lntersecttm o[ Pearl and LoHow lndlvld..t achool dlsltlcta made In layllW block partiUons cust Sis. In MlddiOPO<t .at 6,2 4 wUI lore IUIClot tbe provisions In the lower leveltheofthe acadiolem· p.m. Thursday. PRAGUE (IJPO - lt started of this leslalaUw pa~klge will lc Wit¥ whe110 cosmo OI!Y Pollee lllcl a 'car drlwn by with an lee hockey vlctory arll not be clelr' unUI .we can analyze program will be located alii for Helen F. Sllllth, S4, of $OS'h turned Into what Czechoelovak the new 1·-.~ -uauINI 1ormuta ·pro- two clanrooms and a study hall condor St., P....roy, w • n t Communbt party leader Alex· posed In IL Y"" may be very cer- rOCIII. through a trJM< llihl andstruck allller · Dubcek termed 11 the r&tn thai we wUI .h&vo a ...,..late a car ~.,-tid by Jemller N. gravest crisis" Iince the Soviet coti.Y of the bill u """""" po.. . 'rhe heat!J¥,plumbi~Walllelec- Davis, 17, Racine. Mlso Davio bloc Invasion. slble 1111 that It will be stuclted trlcal work Ia moving won. Tbe suttered 1 bump on the head and Czechoslovaks were pa.ying carefully and analy!ed fully. Qn. underside of the vocaUonal Willi! apporcnt shock. Middleport E-R today for their jubilant, violent ly then can we be certain as to slob Is being cleaned ~ as the oquidmen were swnmooed. celebrations of a hockey win lts impact on our school district. carpenters remove the pan . ~ owr U1e Soviet Union last I will e-vor lo pass oo tn Corms. Several socttona of slab TO VISIT MilS. .KING FridaY, They knuckled Under to Y'"' what lnfori!Ultlon I can pin have been (ICllred In the lower KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPICCiftC<Irni~W .lhi1 viial matll!r, 1 .level of the vocational wl,._ The Pre.i<leftt Nbon dispatched Wei- a sertes o[ tough new MosciiW• lonpoood restrl<tlwmeasurcs. &trcqiy' encounee you lode aU gravel iill In front of the gym lore Secr~rY. ·Robert Finch to YOU tan to. know' 111\f ·llnde~J!Jnd section Is· being plo~ We atUI the .heme ot Mra.' .\llrtln Lullier Wtcatlng tho SOviets ~}\d set full,y lilt PGISI~. )~c:t· !ll·fhl* haw a loq slob lo (>II.~• ~rc, KIJ¥ Jr.• Thursde1 nllhl to ex- a time llmll .[or a<~\evi'W U(lbt lor ,' reachlftiJ ' le,l~~-- pro- lor the music r!>Onle. .(oo 10 It ' pres, hlf "alilcef0111" ·cando- control o! the CzochosiD>11ks, posal.' · \· , - ~" · ps - but 1 clO~ as- I started •I..C.s of the eva of lhOcOrot.~r>- . Dubcek \ojd a notionWide '-' . t '11;· ·• ' · ' lve '-· 0t '""' I U bl tel vi'100 I 1odl ence ' ~h '"'·'··'"'IOG .I'*"" IIRP ,ORT ·~ · 'HELPWANTEDENEEIJ· • r.,,, ~ .. ·uoassNi ""• e • .,...,. ..,. . .. l~i<:IVjl'rl&llts leidqr, 11\e mbi')- ;• night: "I , w.nt yw all ' toursd&J 1mow SEOUC Will \lo·o·l .-\1 OlJ On \,,., 17 The Southeastern Ohio Regional council will conduct a membership meeting at the Ohio Univerelty Inn, Athena, on Thursday, April 17, according to an an....acement made today by Carl Dahlberg, director. ~ hospitality hwr will begin at 5:30 p.m. The dinner meetIng will start at 6:30p.m. TICk· ets may be purcllesed from John Allen and Roger Herron In the Gallljlolls area, and !rom Jack Welsh and Atty. Bemard Fultz in the Meigs area. ·MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Nooe. Discharges - None. ed. Specialist 5 Edwards' parcy moved their one quarter ton vehicle to a posldm shteldllW the gunship and &uppreaoed the enemy fire with an M~ rnachine gun and shoulder arms. 11 The cool and courageous ac. lion o[ Specialist 5 Edwards prevented major damage to the aircraft and saved the occupants from serious injury or death. Specialist 5 Edwards' periiNIII bravery and devotion to dlt;y were in keeping with the highest traditions of the military service and refiect great credit upon himsel[, his unit and the United ::lates Army." A former student of Pomeroy lltgt School, ~ialist Edwards ls now stationed at Fort Carson, Colorado. Mru!on Otildren to Hold F.gg Hunt MASON - An Easter E g g aJnt for the children ot MaiCII will be held at the tDtm public use [a~lllcy, located alang Frail st., Saturday beglmiag at2 p.m. Officials salcl children from 'toddler sl•e lo age 10 are Invited oo hunt the 111111erous prtUs. In case ol rain, the evllll will be moved up to au.tay. Hockey Game Turned into €risis o,,_ 'Yoi ~ :,~ r.~ ~''7"~'~, ; , ~~lvl slate, ~~ ~~~'" ;·<~IE .. ~~~ ·~R . :"GY ,·~~.! ~~~~CK ) 1',.LyE~\••. ": -. .,. . ____ ._j';., , ..._.~, ' ' Ky, arms fire as soon as it land- Mrs. Vlola Edwards, Pome- Urgent Need, Lots of Bricklayers li? GEORGE RARGRAVES, S~t. centers, airfields and other areu over which low flying aircraft would create a hazard or cauae WKlue conem to persons oo tile grouncl. Most of the training will oc. cur on Wednesdays, Fridays aoc1 Saturdays; however, due to oper .. atlonal requirements, unit aircraft ma,y be observed at any lime day or ni(lbl The night patterns extend011er this immediate area and reach as far as 100 miles north to Zanesville, Ohio aed Wheeling, W, Va.; east as far as Glenvllle and Gauley Bridge, w. va.;a...th oo Bristol, Va. and KDoxYUie, Term. i and welt as fir as Chlllicolhe and Mancbeoter: Otdo inct Barbourville and Florntngsliurg, Sp-5 Edwards Awal"'ded Heroism Medal at ' PREPARE EGG - For lbe fir st time, plasUc ego will be used In the Rotary Club Easter 1-:g;: Hunt Sunday at Municipal Park. Above. Wilbur Theobald, president_ lett. and Wendel Gerlach are preparing one of the eggs by inserting a cer.. tificate for one of the 415 prlzes offered by local business places and pro!essioi'Bl men and women. Rotary-Anns helped prepare the Eggs at the Columbus and Southern Electric cO. social rooms Thursday ni(lbl. Low Aircraft are Training Powell's &moco, Ba- ker's Fumlture, Sohto B u I k l'lallt, ~·• ~ Jimm,v'a :..~_......._ \ northwest Everything was repOrted In readiness today for the Mlcldleport..l'omeroy Rotary club JIIIOII· sorod Easter Ea Hunt &lnd&J be&IMing: ~ st 2 p.m. at the Mlcldleport Municipal Park. Carl Horky, hunt l'beirman, said arrangements for the an .. nualevent !orchUdrenupth""'(lb grades six were completed at a meeting of Rolartaes Thursday SELECT YOUR NEW EASTER OUTFIT AT ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR NEW EASTER COAT and plummeted to earth, the announcement sald. One o! the dead and lour of · the wouMed were American tr~s. The ·:1,er casualties were the Sou Vietnamese irregulars they had led as part of ~ration Maine Crag, aimed at blocking Communist s.._,r;lv roads into the area £rom Laos. Hunt for Eggs Begins at .2 ..... Production of tar corner when a CH47 Chinook 111111111 the allied soldiers from a combat sweep snagged a tree Mrs. Allen Found Dead MEIGS THEATRE TIES BELTS HOSIERY T-SHIRTS UNDERWEAR lion times between .lunc 13, 194K lo JUik.~ t, 1956 drtlPI>ing: in 3 Accidents NEW EASTER HANDBAG porod i ng . . . button down , spread and tab collar styles . White at y .lai.'k O'Lt•aJ',\ of Los Al\:tlcs hil'\'ut~&.:hl'd an l't~Limat~.'CI J6tl milM ~ •• •• · ·· Now Yn11 Knn"' Arwete•. -------- -·----------------------------------------------- You'll f;nd oil the MAIN ST. (CGnlillled from l) neaclay oo Rt. 35, near Krodel ed to ...,.c~~;y. cralhed _ , the clcy 11 Cra""" Wedno~, kiUI.. Park. Pollee 111c1 lbe car went all 53 pers..s aboorcl. Two of the .,......,... were Amerlcaea. ' . ,.. tllrou8h a suard ran li1d ..... an Tbe Sot..-t hllb-wlng AN2f wem down In the foothill• Ill Ilona ot Meigs COUIIIl' <X1Urt In . . , _ embankment. the Taira Mo01ntllna noor the Yillaae ot P,q,ollce, · - 25 mllos Mareh tntaioil $3,280.71, Clerk 1CQLIJMBUS (IJP0 - A loX Ia><. other taxpayers cooild ofl. Mrs. Slutler llllrered minor - • s t of Craed!', lbe PoliSh news .,....Y PAP 11icl. 'l1le A!llerl• Hobltelter · llld tedo1 In .rtlorm bill two J81l"l In lbe IIIII the IU with a credit ot up lniurlea. Site was treated at cans were klen&:Uled as Rlc..rd Andrews, 45, of Forest Hll•• N. Y., her month)JI report. 1111111ne was ~ced In the to $25 for rill estste ·iaxe8• Pleasant Valley Hospital and re- and Jean Irwin, 25, of Los cant The dllbur-a Included Ohio Houae w....,ldoy, ' ' Called f4dtable leased. . ft36.61 In . ilneo to tho IllatA!, The bill JII"(IVIdocl !o, a 5 per. Birtunek '!"" flmlery lsa~ed C' $211.26 In !eea to the lherl!l'a cent ·tr~blle IU on ~te a stllail!ont 'l!hlch llld the bUt WASHINGTON- WALTER P, REVTiiER, PRESDIENT of the flmds, $1,68..05, lines li1d coa . lilt, ~ li1d un!~~ted Mllild HI up ae "~~e'! ,loX Unlled Auto Worl<era Union, told Corwrelt ~ It Ia ".-ute!Y to t ~ e ....,b' P~~~rll flnl, · lllalneao, a1 per cooii·IOCai·IOV·' ~~r-..h; . lndefenalble alii Intolerable" lor the wealth.! to escape taxea while $352.93, low Ubrary ruild li1d 01' 1 11118111 ln....., IU oo lndlvlcl''The prelel)t Olllo. ,IU llltuc:,.. YCIUI¥ men are dJIIW In Vietnam. $595.86, auto Hcenoe li1d Sal u11 Income aed , _ ) ot the lure needs chlllllnB' to · meet The labor 1 - r told the "'"'"" Wayo aed Means CUnmlttee fund ot the CGIIJibr, lntanslble periiNIII - r t y the needa of Ita people to OIJW· lhlt Congress ahoulcl qulcld,y plug the major tax loopholes ud help tu. lze !heir loX burcl,its," the1 low Income p""'le as · the priority Items In Ita IU reform plaDa. The Ohio Hquoe of Represent- llllcl. "In order io achieve au.ea• Bfl>arllaan Select Com- .,..w'r equal~~¥ It will be liecmlllee Cll Tax Rerie!INI bopn ea11ey io use Income rather cOLUMBUS - THE HOUSE HEALTH AND-Welfare CUnmitlee -.11 1111 lbe loX restnu:lurll!£ ' thae .Properb' aa a.' taX baie." Three traffic accidents, i~ ended Ito hearllWs 1111 a controversial abortloo bill Weclnesday and bill In 1967, Chaired b1 former The lntanllble P8r.IIOIIII _ . volving five autos but resultJ~ sent the measure to a subc<IIUI1lttee lor !urther study, Sewn_.. J 1!ep. Albert H. SeiJl ot D1110n, arb' lsi now· !'lid by lndiYiclin nu personal inJuries, were ente of the biH appeared to testl(y duril!£ the llllh aed laot bear!JW, the committee held Jl!lbllc hllr· ulla _,.d be repealed, !!llllbe reported in Syracuse Wednesday The bill woulcl widen preaelt law to all'"' obort!INII if: the PfO&" lnp In 24 eltlea. tangible periiOIIII PI'<IPI\rb' IIX· by the Meigs Count,y Sheriff's nancy rasulted from rape or Incest; the child would be borD with The propoaa1 was inirocmced ea on lllalness lnvenwrlos ~<grave merUJ and physical defects"; thepregrancywould ugravely" Department. In the H..,oe by Repa. A11tn J. _,.d be phUed out . 011er a The first occurred at 4;15 Impair the physical or mental health of the mother. The Gallipolis Post, State Bartunek, R.CioYelond Heistrto, !....-.,year period. p, m. on Route 124 In front of Highway Patrol Investigated 33 aed Jamea J. Flamary, )). The U...oe aed Senate adthe Racine Planing Mm and lr>accidents In March, a sharp drop Cleveland, both members ot the Jaumed for an Euler break volved only a cardrivenbyJames !run the 44 accidents lnvestlgal· committee, loll~ tho seseiiNia WedneaDara Wickline, Rutland. Hls!965 od In February and 57 in J.,... '111e meaa~re w...ld replace d&J, 'l1ley retum io work next Volkswagen went out of control ary, according 1o the patrol's the lllllllielpal Income tax with The~. in passing another CQ.r, slid off monthiJI report a 1 per ctDt local goyermnent The U...ae defeated CliO bill the side of the hlghwa,y and Into By Bob Hoefiich The death on March 3 of Jdlr>- Income tu. · ~ers 011er 65 and paaoed two others. Twenty a power pole. There was damnie H. Dotaon, 46, Rt. 2, Bidwell, IIIIo earn leas thae $5,000 per bills were lntro41ced. ace to the left front of Wickin a tractor mishap, was I he Yllr _,.d be &lven a lpeCial Ill the Senate, three bills (Continued from l) line's auto but none to the pole. miNIIh's only rllallcy alii ralaod credit against the I per cent - • appr011ed aed five lnlroer of Mrs. E>11 Hartley, bnth of Middleport. No charge was Ciled. Gallta County's amrual total to clucecl.Clalma BID Defeated Fifteen mimtes later, at 4:30 FRED SISSON, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lelond Slason, Pomeroy, live killed. PLAN JOINT SERVICE . p, m., another accident occurred and a teacher In the Gallm City Schools, has baeD named to sttend a La t month there were 14 lr>The congregations 11 lbe RutThe defeated U...oe bUI would 8 at the same place when cars • b&Yt allowed corporaUona io Natior.al Selene;• Foundation Cooperatl"' CoUeae-Scbool Earth Jury cype accidents with a tolal laed and Rock !l>rlnia United .c... ~ In ·-·•t clal driven by David Allen Henaler, . . eel. Thl a I8 M... -~st c· hes will OQIII· - -rt ·-~on a Mo~ 42-48 ma Science Institute. The lnetltute wUI be beid Aug. 4-29 at Ohio State f 20 o persons IIIJur ,.urc I! 22, RL 2, Racine, alii Shelby N. also a drop from February when blne for Euler llllllrlae oerYicea ..._: wa~~_JectedU 'ed Pickens, RD, Racine, collided. University in Columbus. ~....... n-..1. u~e~ repre'""',.. ves approv hi h 111 there were 19 accidents In w c at 6:30 a.m. _..., at e"""" 1 mctlon aatllng April 16 11 the Officials said Hensler was in DIES OF PNEUMONIA 45 perooos were injured ~s Church. Vernon Weber ruing deadline for bills In the process of maki~ a left turn TOl!RANCE, Call!. (IJPO The patrol, last month, lnvesti· will be the oololst aed the Rev. that chamber aed a <011current to stop and view the Wickline acRichard Charles Newell, 58, gated 25 accidents lnGallta Cow>- C. J. Lemley will deliver the soluU honorln th Cln In cident scene when the ea!itbound Southern California's first heart t,y, tncludi~W 12 in which 18 per· sermon. reU Redon tbelrg 10':,... -~,' auto of Pickens struck the right 8 Oil 118 transplant paUent, died Wedne .. sons wore inJured; elghtln Meigs ""' ~··· side or the 1968 model car cp!r· Count,y' with two In which two ver~~ey aa the first prole solon· daY night ol )110Umonla. ated by Hensler, ' . od a~ "" one .mLawrence IT'S TO-tiT BOYS II .... baaeball team. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Rh<>were IIIJor "~ , - - In ,._ Se There was damege to the right Cwnty The final oppor1unily for bo¥• ..... ourea ""' ·~ •· da Esther Allen, 62, of 1406 Otrlo side, wirxlshield, front seat arll Patr:m.en logged 1,569 potrol to ~ up for the 1969 Fomeroy ate InclUded a proposal to rePLAN CAR WASH dash of the car driven by Hens- St., widow of James Allen, was hwrs last month while maklog Boya' League baaeball program quire canclldatea lor sheri!! to A car wash will be staged by ler and to the front of Pickens' [ound dead at her h1111e by a neigh· the junior class ot Meigs High 240 arrests and lssui~W 383 wem- will be at 7 o'clock tonight at the have a hi (Ill school emcatlon, 1959 model. No arrests have bor Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Allen was owner of the School SaturdaY from 10:30 a. 1111!&. There were 715 vehicles l'omeroy clt:Y ball. Boya are to be between 25 and 60 y~~rs _old made. The third accident In Syracuse MayOower Restaurant in Pt. m. to 4:30 p.m. at the aecond lnapected and assisi:J were given brlns the $3 tnourance and CI!JI and have three years experl· to 105 motorists. lee. was at 6:30 p, m, on Route J24ln Pleasant during World War U. ward firehwse In Pomeroy. She was a member of the Main Cront of the Eber Roush property where a car driven by Dale Em- Street Bapti" Churoh. Born Jan. 15, 1907, at B I u e mett Estep, 30, Rl 4, Pomeroy, traveling west, went off the road, inlo a ditch and in a field owned Creek. W. Va., she was the daughby Roush. Estep was cited to the ter of George Wentz oC CharlesMeigs County Court on a charge ton, W. Va., and the late Ethel of speed in excess for conditions, Flowers Wentz, Other survi~ors are five brothers, Charles, Howard am Bert OPEN ALL DAY BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING Wentz, CharleJton, W, Va.j Stoney Wentz, Blount,W. Va.,and Howard (Jackl Wentz, Kimberly, W. Va., and two sisters, Mrs. Roy FerrelJ and Mrs. Thomas Hackney, both ot Charleston. Look your but this Easter in a new Coat Funeral services wUI be conBy United Press lnternatiiNIII from Elborlolds. Tho truly importont styles Milk l)I'OdlcUon In Ohio dur. ducted at 2 p. m. Friday at the are ready for you to buy in a big. big selec~ion lng the first two mooths of Mohr.Stevens Funeral Home by of colors and fabrics and in ever_y size. 196!);. 680 mUitoo pounds- was the Rev. Jack(TedlWaiL Friends Fitted Coots - Clouic Coots - Shotlond four per cent below a similar may call at the runeral home after Coots. Tho bast thing to do is to stop in the period last year and the lowest 6 p, m. Thursday. busy Reody to Weor Daportmont on the 2nd d. any year since 1948, accordfl.., _ Try on o coot or two. See whot looks Ing to the U.S. Department of but on you and make your selection. Ask MRS. DUCKWORTH DIES Agriculture statistical Reportony of tho solosgirh to help you with your Bertha Fredrl<k Duckworth, Ing Service. buying. formerly ofBashanand.Syracuse, January m i I k production totaled 353 million (ICllnds, a 4 died this morning In University per cent drop from the prevl· Hospital in Columbus. She had oos January while 327 mUiton been a resident of Coshocton the pounds of milk was produced In past several years and was the the Buckeye Slate In February, wUe ol carl Duckworth. Funeral a 5 981' cent decrease from arrangements will be announced from the Ewing Funeral Home in February, 1968. U.S. milk proclucUon in Febr- Pomeroy. uary tolaled 8.8 bllllnn pwnds, VETERANS MEMOIUAL I i>er cent less than a y11r ago HOSPITAL aed the smallest February proADMISSIONS - George Ne" clucUon alnce 1953. Natlnnal proThere's a big selection of dreues awaiting selrmd, Sr. 1 Pomeroy; Ethel duction during January a n d your selection for this Easter. Fashion perfect and Easter pretty in sizes for everr February totaled 18.2 billion Phelps, Pomeroyi Earl Kauft, one. Coot drouos - knits - shifts. Plooted pounds, 3 per cent below the Hemlock Grove; Mary Pauley, Albai\Y. styles, solid colon, pay prints. You'll find lime period In 1968, DISCHARGES Donald Cothem all, and you'll find, too, your favorite Of the m a j o r producing vert, Melissa McMillan, E a r 1 in the Ready to Wear department on brands i states, Pennsylvania shoWed the Edwards, Rema Chafin. Gretta the 2nd. floor. You'll probobly end up buying least decline with one per cent. Suttle, Judith VanCooney. two or three when you try them on and see how nice they look on you. Hogs and pigs on farms In RED CROSS TO MEET the 10 cornbelt ststes tntaled A Meigs C....ty Red Cross f1.3 miiHon as ot March 1,, The figure represents an increase meeting wUI be held at 8:30 tor1 4 per cent over the same night at Veterans Memorial Hos• ... pital in Pomeroy with Mr. Boris, period a year ago. A breakdown In the munber ARC.ARFA repreaentltive, as of hogs for merkel &OOwed an gueat. !"ilms on air evacuation Eostertime is Increase In Ill weight groups, and Vielllam assignments will be blouse and sweat· The wmber of breeding hogs shown. er time and you'll was esUmated at 2 per cent want to see luger than a year ago, th t excellent auortments af Elborlolds 2nd Strows - Patonto - Soft MARIUAGE APPIJCATION floor. All oizos - - .. Vinyls in block, novy Goy Richard Sargent, 21, RL 4, ond tho loshion I oa. colors ond Pomeroy, student_ an::l Sarxlra Sue collon thot _you need to styros thot wi II blond perfectly Bailey, 18, Rt 1, Shade, secre-. your Easter outfit. with your new tary. you• now hondbog Eostor ond Sprlne now for Easter and then continuo on through the okirts. II YO/I don't I t t your aeason with flair. You'll style or the size reolly like this oxcollont group of handbog• just lor Y'!U wor, t Jok , TONIGHT, APRIL 3 oriy .of _tJI, aplo~, , • you. NOT OPEN "' pie ~ help' \ Looking ~P a friend In u,,.. E berloldt •· -'l Tokyo iB dl!llcult, not only anlro lo!tolly FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY becauae the clly ·II the known moktl oil ' AprUI-8 world'a most populou•-- but oftf' the store. ·· because moar street•·rare THE BOSTON STRANGLER Complttt s 1Jc> , unnamed and the )louses 0 (Technicolor) are hot aerially ,numbelld, tions orid ' ) TOllY CurUa • Henry Fonda The World Almanac notes. ·llxctllent Yolues. ~' II a Japanese gives you his COLORCARTOONS: eard It may show a map. Two Faced woil [or OYen mailmen and ·taxi BE THRlml SAVE What on Earth driver• mu•! ·. :m~ke ,, In· YOUR qulrles ·~ lind new ld· SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . ~ t • MANHAnAN ENRO SHAPELY for Tax Refo.r:m Bill '!'!:!!n r::.~.' Offered in House DiHbuf.cm~nb. Tol41 : ·: ..the best faster shirts are here !" styles News .•. in B~iefs ·• ·w , da. · - ~~ ~~: -,~~r _•r, t'*t . t~ . '!lmq.._ wo hi~ t. if." · , ~ •· ' '!" ' j consolidation ls not unlimited. uaecause of the developments or the last few days1 we are once more at the rateiul if no new inctdf#ntl occur. In a strongly w_,.ed - · the Kremlin bed_ th•ea• .tx. call out some of the ollimatld 15,000 Red army soldle<o-ln·C<OchOiao. >11kla to put do!rn a~ _.. antl..sovtot demontti'l- llloti the ones last _..... w\iieh included lirf~:kliJI · ·I crossroad. .. ·• The <oncesslons to the Kremlin, lncludilW full censorship of the press, were intended to pass .the weeklong a.Xi-..~v1et crisis and assure no repressive acUon airlines ~ce. '' by Soviet troops who inftded the coontry &eVO!I mooths igo. ~k ~Communist·party sources .said teleV!sjon ~ . url !II: Soviet party boss Leonid l pealed [or ll"i!sj >IC<IIll .C. at Brezhnev ·•t,~thorlzod tile new .. ''." ~lll'orlill.!fi1 "Maltltp!lflll• restrictions In a Moocow-tliVUC use of eave~,. *!-~ telephone • <IIDYI!rsatlon , , with a,.t • 'relllf~ gt ~· ; Dubcek TueSdef' 1 iligll~ Br.,._ .rar*J oy "" artilY• · , hnev, accord!..- to 'I!'" aow>l!~*· ,\ ''We 11"'.1 ~IT=~t~=~ promised' that, liovll!\ ·t r - -~• ' . and lfit ._. . . s!ltl"!'ed 'In l~. ~· ~ ~ ~i'no:e. • A"""'-'1 . .. \Ill ..,., · for unl1!')1o0cllh tiio -pro-<:rt•rr ......,. '! ~~'I'W.~ "'·. p y' "!o).t, ., ' ' l '>S!Mel .,.:.t ._, l'-i �' 3 Autos ·Involved In Wreck 3 - New Jaycees are Oriented : A fifth inning double into lett fCeld by senior second sacker V)n Johnson dro\le home pitcher Jphn Ingelll with a tie .. breaking r(Jn and ga\'e the Meigs Marau. d'rs a 3..2 vlcl.ory over Vinton Tflursday afternoon at Middle-P~rt in a no...league dlamon:l match. ;The wjn was the second •trallht this season !or Coach Ruse Moore's Marauders. laeels, a righthander, qtened the bottom of the fifth ror 1he Marauders with a walk, moved to second on a sacriftce bunt hy Shortstop llemls Ault and got to third - from where he was ready lor Johnson's timely poke - when Birdle Demo11key was ure on an error, Meiga had taken an early 2-0 lead, with olngle runs in the oecond an:l third innings, ooly to aee the advantage wiped away In the top o! the llfth when Coach .• N;.t all -birds let their fellt trail behind when they Rypasserlne birds Ry with their toes brought forward. IN'IERIOR REMODELED - A "new look" hu been ~~­ the lnbortor o1 Keith Goble Ford, Inc. In Middleport where .,.. tenalve tnterlor remodeling was reeeutly Cfllllloted. The Improvements Include paneling, au11>0n:led ceillllg, air conditionIng, carpeting, new window• an:linstaJ!atlon ot a IOII!P areo, ell in the a~room; now sales om.ces an:l a completely "" modeled buolness omce. Exterior ..-ling o1 the SOUth third Ave. loeatlm lo to begin soon. - Sentinel Photo. son County Pageant by John Stew- jects. Dan Bordman was in charge art; the Junior camp and Road- of the orientation program for these new members, Bob Greer, George Michael, Bill Rhodes, Jlm Carpenter, Sam Neal, Tod Mayes, Richard Elliot arxl Charles Cottrill. This bri~s the num- EO by Don Bordman: the SportArarna drawing by Don Nott, and officer nominations for the 196~ 70 by Don Johnson. The member s ~oted to sponsor a Junior Camp and Road-EO The members voted to hold a ASSIGNED TO AIR BASE dinner meeting Monlay April 7, starr Sergeant Paul E. Lacy, at 6:30p.m. at the Pleasant Point • son of Mro. Corn Lacy ol 1127 Resort. Any member not at this Sanderson, Hopkinsville, Ky., hal!l week's meeting who is planning arrived ror dut,y at MY r t I e to atteOO the next one is asked Beach AFB, S, c. Sergeant Lacy, to contact Don Nott. a secu.rit,y pollee supervisor, is aoslgned to a unit of the Tactical Air Command. JUs wife, Mar. "e Is the daughter or Mrs. JOT!' Earl Gardner, Rt. 1, Langs- Celts Can Group to Help at Pageant End it ville. POINT PLEASANT - The Pt. Pleasant Area Jayce-ettes have announced that they are assist~~ the pt. Pleasant Area Jaycees again this year with the Miss Mason County Scholarship THE IF'AI/ORI'TE SILHOU READY FOR ANY WEATHER! Pageant. · The women's group will assist in obtaining candidates, in chaperoning the candidates, in the screening program and on the screening board prior to the Pageant. The Jayce-ettes are present• ing the Jaycees with an authen-tic Miss America Crown for the pageant to be used for this and subsequent pageants. On the day of the pageant, the Jayce-ettes will be hostess· es at an informal tea in the afternoon for the candidates and judges at the Pleasant Point Resort. All interested girls between the ages of 18 ard 26 who would like to enter thi.s year's Mason County Scholarship ,.Pageant, may contact any Jayce-ette or Mrs. John Stewart at 675-1035. The infol-mation wiH be passed on to the Jaycees who will get in (ouch with the applicants for additio~ at information. Mrs. John Stewart was appointed chairman and co-ordinator, am Mrs. Janet Price, Mrs. Carole U~rback arxl Mrs. June Watkins have been appointed co--chainnen. The Jayce~ttes wiH hold an Easter Bake sate at the Penny Fare Supermarket on Jackson Ave., Saturday April 5, beginning at 10 a.m. ALICE WINER "·'· ~- .1 ,,, ·" 1·'' '" a·· "I...·t ,.r,U.;#r no;n J I l.'f5 Anrwunced ":. Dria . C ~ {! ' Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. Visiting hours 2-4 al'kl 7-8 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Publication of adm issions is prohibited until further noUn!, Births Mrs. Wllliam H. Howard, Rt. 2 Bidwel1, son, 10:33 a. m. Thursday; Mrs. Gregory K. . Wright, Athens, daughter, 10:07 p.m. Thursday; Mrs. Larry E. Bradley, Pt. Pleasant, son, 5:55 a.m. Friday, Discharges Mrs, Ella Anderson, James A. Bmvser, Mrs. llattieCanterbury, Bonnie J. Clemons, Frank E. Colburn, Mrs, Roger D. Hamilton, Mrs. John L. Hood, Michael C. HOOdleslon. Mrs. Ireland W. Hunt, Mrs. Nettie Johnson, Jane Ann Lieving, Wllliam J. Lucas, Jeffery L. Mannering, Denise G. Marshall, Mrs. George Mein- Betty [RIVER NEWS CLO'HIERS 1.,.._,!!=::!;..20~.__J ] hart, Mrs. Fred Mollett, Mrs, Martha Moore, Joey M. Nicholson, Mrs. Frank J. Osborne. Mrs. Edward A. Ryan, Mrs. Paul Sammon, Mrs. Glen T. Scott, T ~s t/ Mrs. Allee Winer, Marietta, a home decorator with Sears, damn ua. can rOriilw The true meaning or the 11 Reff" "Three'' words keep us from urrection" becomes personal. vi· uncontrollable chaos arw::l destruc- brant, and relevant when we can tion - 11 HE IS RISEN!" Nations say - CHRIST THE LORD IS have risen, wars have risen, RISEN TOD~YI crimes have risen an:ltaxes have our joyful submission to Him, risen, but rising above what has s tartlng today, makes EASTER risen is the tact- 41 HE AROSE!" the year arourdl Keep YO\JI' eye and heart ftxed HE HAS RISEN frcxn the grave on Him. and, 'Jbank God, WE, too, SHALL Beneath His feet lie the smold.. RISF. erblg ashes or civlllzatlons alll Sincerely, centuries stretching from t h e Ferne B. Hayman Caesars to Hitler, and rromGen-Racinfl~ Ohio ghls Khan to S!BIIn. The rWlning sore or race riots still awaits the heallrw balm which He alone can give. Christ was a reaJist! uln the world ye shall han tribulation," sald our Lord in the terfe')tJWer"' ol•an eoort~rou~~llllllerststement, "But be of good · cheer, I have overcome the world." Our problems, anxietles a n d fears may be over our heads, but remember, they are at Hisleet because - HE IS RISEN! The worst our problems can do is kill us, He came back from the dead. The worst our sins can do ua i1 Nancy· A. Slmona, Mrs. Effie M. Slagle, Mrs. Marvin L. Wickline, will be one of the•five-member Lirda Eason, and Mrs. Elmer panel o! judges selecting t h e 1969 Mlos Southern Ohio on ApWhite, Jr. ril 26 at the Pomeroy Junior ;g:w=-w:w.POINT PLEASANT - A fire High SChool. that burned n ve acre11 of A native of North Carolina, 15 a.m. ground in the vicini()' ol the KANAWHA RIVER - London, Mrs. Winer was educated there igloos that are used to store Alan R. Merrill down 12:45 a. and attended a school for decm.; Marmet, William Barnes up orators In Pbiladelphla. 91e has explosive chemicals at the TNT groundo was fought an:l 5:50p.m.; Solvay down 11:50 p. served as a decorator for Sears controlled in two hour a by PL m. i Jelllij' A. Green up 2:40 a. in Dllnols and West Virginia. Pleaaant Volunteer Firemen, m,j Winfield, Jefferson 14> 7:30 Her husband, Arthur H. Winp.m.; Fort Dearborn down 10 p. er, originally from Boston, is a with the help or two Junior m.; George T. Price ~ 10:45 sculptor and teaches at Mariet- Firemen and Citizens of 1he area, Wednesday at 9:45p.m. p.m.; Natloral down 3:15a.m.; ta College. w, It Shaver, Jr. up 6:05a.m. Making up the panel of jldgeo ~~ OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, L. ror the 1969 pageant will be one THE DAILY SENTINEL D£YOTEI> TO tNT£8£rr Of Fiore down 12:55 a.m.; Lock 14, judge from each o( the four counW£1G'>.MASON AR£.\ Foremost down 3:30 p.m.; Jane ties InVolved In the pageant RJCHARP S. OWEN, fUBUSIIP.K C"-lltr T_,.Mhlll. £dll« T. It> 5:30 p.m.; Philip Sporn Meigs, Gllllla, Athena and WashPlllll.l~ dll b' ~~l'll»i Slturdll}· ~ Tlw0111o up 11:55 p.m.; Walter Curly up ington. The fifth judge will ri!J)V.Uer Publi oh lll!l Comp.&lt, 110 W.elllnlc SL, rOII'Iti"'f, q.1o, 45769. o...t .. n omc. PiloN 1:50 a.m.; Valley Voyager up resent 1he Miss Ohio Pageant 982-2156, J::dltorl.tl Phont-911%-2157, 6:10 a.m.; Lock 15, Steel Ran- at Cedar Poillt. Tbe ldentit,y ol s.con.l din POIIai~ ..ldiiiPc.nero,,Ohlo. 1/.uo..l IMhtrtl.tllflll tf!Prttenllllrt BoltJn. ger lC) 6 a.m. i St. Marys doWn all judgeols not revealed before tU\.GIIla~r, Inc. , 12 Etll Ufl 51.. N"" York Clll, Nft Y«k. . 3:35 Lm.; Lock 16, Bayou La- the pageant, In accordance with Sulncrlplloll "t11: ll•llih'er .. b)' carrier Reine up 1:40 a.m.; Peggy Dow· state ruleo. .m.re -.LIMH4Scento pll'wtek; or. rear In ,.._Ill lht 01111~ Seld111l qtnc., ~.tL Nl1 ney 1.11 2:05 a.~i Lock 17, Mark sponsoring the pag<ont Ia the ..mllllllll. ttL7e. three~. ~.a. 8J M.tor Eastin .., 5:30 Lm.; Belleville Pomeroy Chamber o( Commeree lloi&UI wlltA carrltr Hnlct 1101 11111111Wt: 0111 tUI. Pf mall; OM J"'ll' llZ.OO Sb Locka, ouachita U1J 2:20 a.m.; and Xi Gamma Mil Cbapter at .-II .......... $1.25. 'l1lrH IIOMh• tl,OO. Subt~"'"­ prlce Jlldllllt1 SUnllllr Tlllllll..s.ntlntl. Lock 23, Kathleen K. up 5:30 Beta Sigma Phi SorOrlcy, a.m.; Steel Trader up 5:55a.m.; ORCO down 6:25 a.m.; Racine Locka, Duncan Bruce down 9;20 p.m.; Alton Zephyr down 10:45 p.m.; Queen City down 11:15 a. m.; H. E. Bowles down 2:15 a. m.; Elgercliff up 6:10 a. rn.; Greenlt) Locks, Helen R. tW 8:· GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.1 arx:l 18.9 running 24 fet!t of rollers: Pt. Pleasant, 24.91; Pome-roy • Mason, 22,01; Hinton, 2.01 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 5,50 falling; Charleston, 18.76 rising, Lorxlon, on the sill; Marmet, running 0,25 of a foot of rollers; Winfield runoing 2 feet. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOUS LOCKS - Hose G. down 1:40 a.m.; H. H. Bosworth D down 3:15a.m.; llarvey Jordan up 3:50 a.m.; Western 45 p. ri:l.j Lelia C. Shearer up down 5 a.m.; Elisha Woods LP 2:20 a.m.; John J. Rowe up 3 a. 6:45 a.m.: .Jennifer Jean up 7:- m.; J. s. Lewis down 3140 a.m.; James Bowle ~ 6 a.m.; James Murphy down 6:50 Lin.; Meldahl French Colony Locko, Clyde Butcher d~Mn 8:10 p.m.; Jiuck Freeman down 9:50 LUXURY p.m.; Alllod-Aoh!an:l up 11:30 p.m.; Ravenswood down 12:20 a. m.; Etna .. Louisville 14> 1 a.m.; SOuthern UIJ 2 a.m.; William It Zlmmer down 3 a.m.; Steve Click EVERY LITTLE GIRL WANTS AN W BY HOOD 2-PC LIVING ROOM SUITE ' H" LENG1H SOFA .~ ~~~~~~~RJ:,HOLST ERY.................... s395 00 ' ESPECIALLY FOR YOU CARL nNDLING Carl Flndii~Vo son o! Mr. an:l Mrs. Carl Fln:lllng, Sr.' R~ 1, Reedovllle, hlo enlisted for four years In the a11111. He lo a 1968 graduate oiF.aot.ern High SChool an:l Ia ..,.... Llldergolng nlneweekaofbaslc training at Ft. Dlx, N.J. SUPPLY "~:?"',........ 985-3308 CIHners oona. I I A rourth place doean•t deserve to be In the playl1ta," POMEROY CEMENT BLOCK CO. !""t"'~' The DANVILLE • S2916W BEST TRADESI EASY D•patflnent Stert .....,..,~ Specially developed! Full Zenith handcrafted quality! Beautiful Contempor.uy uyJ Jd compact console in gr.Jinetf Walnut color on select hardwood solids .Jnd veneers. Zenith VHF and UHF Spollile Oi.Jis. 5" k J" Twin-Cone Speaker. Slnlllionll/y Priut/1 ·$499- ·---- -.a¥ af Building Sin•• 1915 ura~ .- ~ . ' •• RE INGELS F MIDDLEPORT OPEN FRI. &SAT. NIGHT !!_~ IS T t: tt t: D k 992·2635 -... ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * ~ ---· gameo. In 1ho Western Division's two SPECIAL SPRING SAVINGS••• ~ ----i---• --. ' Jones aclmlto, ''but the league needo 1he money so we've got the opportuniQI an:l we wam to take advantage of It" The veteran Ce1Uc11 have responded · by taking a 3-1 lead In their beot4-aoven aeries with the Phlladolpllla 76ora an:1 they can wrap it up by wlming I h e fourth game tonight. It the Celtlca do It, they'll advance to the Eastern Dlvlolon seml-llnall agalnot 1he New York Knlcka on :omday afternoon. The Knlcka lmocked out the Baltimore Bullets In four otraight ·1967 Olds. Delmont 88 Town Sedan ••••••••• $2395 Red over white finish with burgundy interior. This sharp one owner car is equipped with power brakes and steer• Turbohydramotic transminion, radio, tinted glass, ho~w white wall tires, wheel discs, and factory air con• This one has a whitr over green finish with o beige v:inyl interior, cnly 37,000 miles and thaws the very 1 best of care, equipped with VB •r:tQine, power brakes .and 11teerlng, automatic transmiilion, radio, NEW white Timepiece for · Easter woll tires, whul discs and tinted glan. A very nice 'one own" caro ..VIIAIIIID 110o A...O TO 111', FOR HER! DIAMOND PENDANTS PI,ERCI!D EAR RINGS BRACELETS & NECKLACES SPI!IDEL WI> TCH BANDS JADE ONY~tJEARL RING$"ll'lu ltli.NY OTHERS · · ' BUI.OVA & WYLER ifATCHI!S, .. , ' ME FOR HIM! R LEATHER THERE MAY BE BETTER PRICES BUT THERE ARE NO BETTER BUYS THAN AT BLAETTNARS 66 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr. Hard Top. 17,192 easy miles. Spore tire has never been on ground . Power steering, Power brakes and Cruisematic. Olds Cutlass Sp. ,CGupe, ............. $1595 motor, auto. trans., power steering, power brokt1, w/a/w ' tlre1, deluxe wheel covers, whitt over gold with gold interior. ' Pontiac Catalina Con~ v...~.... By United Preas International East W. L. 1'<1. GB x-lndlana • • .. 44 34 .564 Vinton 000 020 0- 2 6 4 Meigs Oil 0!0 x-3 6 I Hayes and F.dgmton. lngelo (WP), Demoskey (6) and Crow, Umpires - George Neuelrood, plate; C. Ingels an:l H. Smith. · ,,.,.,. with wMie tap, bl~ck vh\yl interior, V-II 111otor, front., p9wer bra~•••, ~wer steer in,, ·ra~l,, ,.'< w./ s/w tires and whnl ~lsct. , ·· · · • f2 l 36 .538 2 Minlleaota • • • 36 42 . 462 8 New York • , •• 17 61 .218 27 W, L, Pel. GB x-Ookland • • • 59 !8 .766 New Orl...,. • , 46 32 .590 13'h Denver •••••• « 34 .564 !5'h Dallas •••••• u 37 .526 18'h Loa Allgoleo .• 33 44 .429 26 Houoton •••.. 23 55 .295 36'h x.Cilndled dlv. title 'lburada.,y's Results Kentucky 109 101 Deltas 144 Houoton 136 (QIIy - · achelllled) Friday's Gameo Loo Angles at llakland (QIIy game ocheduled) MinD•- The Montreal Expoo de!eated the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-2.- an:l another eJ()llnslon clubJ the Kansas Cit)' Royals, bowed to the Philadelphia PhUIIes, 7-3, to erx:l tlleir Florida work with a 10-13 mark. Tbe Houston Astros edged the Bostoo Red Sox 3-2 with Boston Jim Lonborg living up all the runs. Tony Conigliaro clouted another hmne rWJ. tor Boston. One social note. Bo Balin sky, pitcher, wiD return to liawall for aoother year. He felled to make the grade with the st. Loulo cardllalo, who add him back to his Island bondage. Sports car feel-commuter comfort. Potenl overhead cam engtne and fully independent rear suspension • Deep foam bucket seats • All vinyl Interior · Floor· mounted 4-speed . Test drive the family sports car-Datsun/2 today. Meke the sourrd move to DATSUN/2 BA TILE SIGNS NEW YORK {UPO- Mike Battle, an AU-America defensive back from Sot.ihern Gali· fornJa and the New York Jets' 12t.IJ..rowxl draft choice, has signed with tho s..,.r Bowl chamj)lons. The Jets also signed defensive back Cecil Leonard ot Tuske- SMITH AUTO SALES KANAUGA, OHIO DODGE ••••••••••••• $1095 DlOO, ~ TON PICKUP, V8 ENGINE, 3 SPEED, NEW PAINT, LOTS OF SERVICE HERE. 1963 DODGE ••••••••••••• $995 DlOO, ~ TON PICKUP, SLANT "6" ENGINE, 3 SPEED, NEW PAINT, READY TO GO. strikeouts. DODGE DEALER R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. brak11. Hydramatic. 66 Pontia( $1,995 Ventura 4 dr. Hard Top. Factory Air Conditioned. Power stHring & brakes. Hydramatic. This is one we will put up again1t any 66 in the area. Beautiful all vinyl interior. .65 ·Mustang $1,395 V8 2 dr. Hard Top. 289 cu. in. engine. 4 sp. shift. Spotless all white finish. A jewel. . 65 Pontia( $1,395 (J TSF110D Caf~lina Canv. Cpe. 0~• of clean11t 65's anywhl6e. Fully ............ $1395 Miami • ' .••• 43 23 .551 Kentucky •••• I~ Cotalino 4 dr.· Hard Top. One very careful local owner . Spotleu white finish with burgandy top. Power steering & 16.6 Cu. Ft equipped. •• Filii RehigenJtlr 64.. Bldek Wildcat 4 dr. H8rd ·Tap. Like new white finish an ·bottom with dark blue top. Power steering. Power brak11. Automatic ti'Ons. · ., ~--- $1,595 $1,395 1966 Buick Wildcat Two Door Hard Top ..... $1895 Wabarno. Reds Lose, Face Cut, Ole' Satch Gets Win 65 Pontia( disu, and lots more extras. 1 The visiting K,yger Creek Bob- Ea&IA>m on Mllllda,y while t h e K,yger .••••• 001000 0 - 13 0 cat• made a 1hlrd Inning r u n Bobcats' next achelliiOd game Ia - e m .•• , 000 000 0- 0 31 Rothgeb and ~een. Bachtel stand up lor a 1~ victory over Monday at home aplnot Pl. Pleaaant. and Lawrenee. S!uthern in the Tornadoes baseball opener at Racine TburlliaT afternoon. The Bobcats' oharp lefty, Jon Rothgeb, a )inlor, and TOrnedo Sophomore Rill Bachtel llleled the distance in the hard-lought battle between the two Southern Valley Athletic Conference school a. By United Preos International in the ninth inning. Tbe on1,y run crossed home Davo McNally looked great Dick Racial% got credit for the plate for Coach John Sang's KC for the Baltimore Orioles. victory, on two innings otrelief, nine as the result ol Ron ~­ Dellf\Y McLain or the Detroit also naUed down a job with alii len getting on by an error, steaJ .. Tigers got smacked around. the world champions. But that lng second before Cllllord ~eon Tom Seaver ot the New York meant Face, a 15-year-veteran, walked, and racing horne on a Mets appeared competenL Jce had to be cuL The 41-yeor-old clutch single o11 1he bat or sec- Coleman made the Washington hurler, acquired trom Pittsood baseman Perry Beebee. Senators look respectable, burgh late I a s t season, said: The Gallla Countlano threatElroy Face was looking for a "I kn,.. I can still help some ened once more later In t h e job. A rookie named Gerry club, even u this team doesn't game when Rick Moody singled Nyman pitched 6 1-3 hitless think so." with one away and moved to third innings for the Chicago Wbije The Mets made Seaver's job on a base knock by Rothgeb with Sox. Juan Maricbal was treated easy. They raked Ray Washtwo out. Tblo rally wao quash- rudely alii Satchel Palge, yes burn of the cards lor elsht hits ed when Bachtel got Earl 1bom- Satchel Paige, was the wh1Ring and Ove runs in the first three as to ground out. pitcher for the Atlanta Braves. innings en route to their 5-oO win. The on1,y blta by Coach Russ That's the way it was on the Seaver pitched eight lnnlngo, Harper's TOmadoeo ol1 Rothgeb pitching mounds Thursday 8 13 aUowlrw only two singles while were slngleo by Kemy Wail- the 24 major league clubs began walking three arw::l fanning five. brown, a sophomore, in the flrat the trek from Florida or The Senator& got a strong job and filth Innings and a second Arizona Into old lamlltar cltleo from Coleman in thejr ~2 wln frame baae knock by Barry Hart. arrJ some new ones-ltke over the Minnesota Twins at Hart Is also a sophomore. Montreal, where snow and the Orlando. Dean Chance took the Ro1hgeb fanned IS and walked new stadium are nghting for loss, and was also touched by tour. sl.t)remacy. Fi'ank How~'s secorwJ homer Bachtel, though recording only 18-4 Record of the traini~ 11eason. tour strikeouts and lssuing the McNally held the New York Sox Win:!-! same number of ba11e1 on balls, Yankees to one hit over six N)'111an, a 25-year..old lefthan-. also turned in a very credita- lnniJi:S, as the Orioles clinched der who pitched for Hawaii in ble e!!ort. Bachtel kept 1he ball .the Grapefruit League pennant 1968 but now Is seeking the fifth down and 1ho Bobcats usually at Fort. Lauderdale with a W starting .spot on the White Sox hlt It on the ground. victory. Baltimore ended with start, set doWn the firsl12 Cubs K,yger Creek left eight men an 18-4 record. The lone Yankee in order at lrw::lianapolis. Ken stranded. hit was by Roy White as the Rudolph finally sirwled In the The Tornadoes are to vlalt Yankees saw their lefthander sixth. The Sox won, 2..1, with Fritz Peterson give Ll) all the Bill Melton providing both rW\8 Oriole runs in the seven innings with a solo home run and a pla,yoa.,_eo tlll!ilht, .tbe.. Lat. he worked. double. Rudolph htt a home run Anploio t:akor.,_~~:U.O ·-11aa The Cincinnati Reds pounded !or the Cuba in the ninth. FranciiiCo Warriors m.eet in los McLain for 14 hito an:l eight The Cleveland Indians mauled Angeleo with tho serjeo tied 2..:! runs, but the Tigers rallied Marichal !or 14 hits an:l ocored while the Atlanta Hawko, holding tron'l an 8-3 deficit to wln, 9-8, five runs in the six lmlngs he a 2-1 edge, are at San Diego. on a home run by Willie Horton pitched, wlnning!:!-7. Paige delighted the fans in Savannah, Ga. During trls one inning in the Braves 1~ victory over RlchmoOO of the International League, the ageles11 wonder gave up a double, then got the next man on a pop fly, and closed tt out with two · 1965 Ford Galaxle 500 4 Door Sedan ••••• , •• $1295 Dark beige finish with matching all vinyl interior, VB ens~ine, cruiseamatic transmluion, power steering, radio, tinted glass, white wall tires, deluxe wheel SCORES and issued two bases on balls. Meigs' next game wUI be at hiiDO Monday at 4 p.m. aplnot KC 1-0 Over Tornadoes ' v.a motor, auto. trans., power steering, radio, tinted glau, w/s/w tires, white over gold with matching in· · terior. Real sharp locally owned car. &rn& MENDOZA, Argentba .. (UPll West Catalina Conv. Cpe. New Pontiac trade from one of our most faithful customers. Spotless all white finish. Like new top. Power steering, Power brakes and Hydramotic. 1965 Dod&& Custom 880 Z Door Hard Top •••• $1395 Accutroo Pat Archer, Tim Demoskey, who came on in relief or Ingela, gave a good in:licatlon he will be giving MUrauder baseball fans a lot to look rorward to ln the tutre. The hard - throwing sophomore llur ned five out or tho six VIking players he faced In the final two trames. Hayes for Vinton, tanned two $2,295 69 Olds. Give the • Demoekey as the result or a balk by Vtcklng righthalller Rayes. Demoskey had singled with two out In the inning,. moved tp second on Jdmson's r.rst ol twg hlts, and came to third when Crow drew a base on baUs. The only other hit gotten by Meigs off Hayes, who went the route tor the losers, wasafourtb lnnlrw olngle by certerfieldor 67 Pontiac It's a one owner car, traded to us for a new e~~ DIAMOND RINGS Parlilnv Lot D~lltlon's . l..uo~anr UIIIIRi!Ji ~psa. SAMEDAY SERVICE lnAt9-0utAt5 fiN• By United Press Intematlonal Sam Joneo Ia the first 1!UY to admit 1he Boston Celtics don't belong In the NBA pla,yoffa. . But that may not stop t h e Celtlca from wlmlng their 12th cbamplonohlp In the post It oea- •• SHIRT FINISHING.· u.. Our HArrA TERMSI up 4 a.m. $549-J Biii.McNickle'o VIkings got their two runs on three hlts before Ingela put out the fire. lngeh, who was relieved by promising sophomore lefthaOOer Timmy Demoskey in the tcv of the sixth, had given up only three other hits unill the VIkings comeback fifth frame. catcher John F.dgmtoo had started 1he big Vinton fifth with a double, Jim Eberts singled, and both run& II cored on a single tD right field o!! the bat .or Mark Bullock. Vhton County's ooly o1herhlts o!! Ingels - and In the entire game - were back-to-back third inni!W singles by Don Makarlus and Ebert11 and second trame ologlo by Gary Barber, Melgo' !!rot run or the nonleague match, played despite muddy field con:lltloos, wao scored in the second inning when catcher Jim Crow, the hard-hittlng oenlor, slugged a long olngle, stole second, alii came home on a base hit by Junior outfielder llanlly Abbott. The Marauders secon:l run, scored In the third, was brought acroos the plste by carl {Birdie) Top'' Owens, ~&gil, , lfaiJtllt, . Maos. (10), ' ' c• • -Niccoli no Locehe, ArgentiDa, Wi ANGELES (UJ'O-."-t'" , ' world j u n J or welte~e18tlt .Brice, liB, Lal An., ele o, champion, oulj)oinled Manuel klto!:ked out a-1o J-, llt, ller!Bndez, Chile (10), Chjcago (3); Lorey Ilardi. PORTLAND, Maine (UPO- 146, Downey, c.aHt, ~""" ~gle Johnson, 170, Trenton, Benito Juarez, 146' Ra;r-, N.J., OtlpOinted Eddie 11 Red Mexico (10), t"ll.'bt Raoultl Marauders Edge .Vinton County 3-2 POINT PLEASANT - .Mason Count,y Sllerlf!'s Department 1.,. vestigated a three • ear <hofn reaction crash at 6;1:5 p. m. Thursday eveni~V, In· front o1 the PL Plealiant Hish SChool on Jackson Ave. . WUiiam RorrOf, 35, Pt. Pleas./ ant, stowed to turn; the secon:l A PIJIIUC OPEN HOUSE !rom 7 Lm. to !0 p.m., Thursday 1hrougfl Saturday next week.wW car, driven by Randall W. Bright, mark the gram ~ of this Ashland Service station located at the corner of Beech and Locust 17, Pt. Pleasant, crashed into tho roar ol his car an:l a 1hird Stl. In Middleport. car driven by Guy sayre, 25,r Pt. Pleasant, crashed into the second car. Damages wore listed at $500. AITests reported by the Sheriff's Department Included John POINT ~LEASANT - The Pt. ber of new members for the year program. Announcement of pro- Black, 43, Glenwood Road, arPleasant Area Jaycees met at a to 14, and the total membership gress on the Jaycee light bulb rested by a conserwtion offisale was made by Harlen Pitch· cer for littering, an:l Ralph R. IIPOCial meeting MondaY night at now staOOs at 42. ford. The sale will be door - to- Robbins, 32, Henderson, intoxf.. Reports were given for the the Pleasant Point Resort to give door on Tuesday April 8, begin- cation, by city police. awards committee by Bob Knaul; orilntation to eight new mem~ the Western Show aOO Miss Ma· ning at 6:30 p.m. ben alii to discuss rew pro• The Dally Sentinel, Po:meroy•lollddleport, 0., Friday, AprU 4, 1969 ·Frwue - hold• .. 155 lbo., ,.. Itt let ~ Colnptrtmlnt. eov.r.t mt11 pan. Four tabintt lhelvn; OnudJultlblt,Dne 1111» out. Rollt out on .t.eels. S_229 S349 MAIIr' POITAB~ DISHWASHER ......., .........""' ....,... Thl1 fnOdfi hn • bultt-4n 10ft food cyctu. • , _ Tllon>WI"' ond Rin...Cio rinto ~t injectof. Avalltbltt In Yttlltt, Coppitrtone and ~YOCido. Huny, llnllt.cl quan· lilies! S199 WITH I'-7~0VIN Plcbtr. window door, ,.._._... ' own llith edtrior l,_,t MfWI llld llltomltlc w.n tner, clod. ll'ld mlnutt tt"*'· AIID ...._ automttk; rotlSIIrit •I'll ,.,.,. ablt ltoflll d,...,, S349,. �•' 6 ~-~ •• •• •• •• ..•• ....••.. • • . -··~ ... ·' t ·- n.e Datil' sentiaol, P11110ro.r-Mkldl-'o o., Frida)', ·APrU 4, 1989 - Easter Menu Given Ladies ; . ·TAD'S Elect Slate of·Officers POINT PLEASANT - T h e TAD'S. Teen Age Democrat,., elected otllcers at the Carpen. lora Unim Hall Thursdll1 nl8ht. TAD'S olate o! otlicers is preoldent, Paul Dick; vicOi)resident, .iolm Calandros; secretary, Mar. jorie Crabtree, and treasurer, Clll<(y Burri .. Installation of otficers will be beld at the next meeting, Thuroclajo, April 24. Horlna Eckart shoWed the movie from the Mohr-Stevens Funera al Home, which is being donal· Miss Karr Returns From Iowa City Miss Marcia Karr of Syracuse, called to Iowa City, Iowa on st. Patrick's _Day by the Ui· ness and subsequent death of her slater, Mrs. Helen Baer, returned home Wednesday. Miss Karr was accompanied here by Mrs. ~eldon Smith of Rock bland, lll., and Mrs. Floyd Anderson and Kathleen of Kankakee, Dl ., who are guests of their aunt, Mrs. Albert Ebersbach, and Mr. and Mrs. James Clatworthy, Pomeroy, and Miss Karr. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Anderson and daughter will return to their homes Saturda,y. chleken races, It showed t w o Iucinatlona . and brain damage. Women's Orl!IDizallon, rrboapmj'OIIIIg men driving t1to1r cars Commtttooe - · formed to 101' tho TAD'S. In the Count~' H II h at brooknock - " for a bead- put Tbooe prtHitt, belidoa tho m colUalan. Rusalan roulette, Schools to urge more Demo<ratFRIDAY alate of ol!lcers were Da¥1d Lln- . , a lad shooting a liuUet lc TNn Asetalo join. MEN'S BROTHERHOOD, E.,. ger(tlt, Gale Plllllo, l'ltrlcll into h1a brain. And then it shoW& Rorr.-. -• served to KJiw, Maril7n McCCIY, J o h,n teq>rioo U nit e ci Methodlot I'OOJIII full of young - J e lo16 TAD's and lhree member• d Crabtree, Pat lldllnan, Sheila Church, 7:30 Friday nl&bt, at the da,y, olttlng around laugbhlg the liiiPI CouniY Domoeratlc lldrman, Paul McCCIY, Mike AI· home of James WUI. llraterleall)', and having haliu. lea, Torey Paroons, Dobbie WllGRANGE WILL MEET clnatlons !rom pot and l.Sl. One Uomo, Dtbra ClludW, and Mra. star Grange wW moot at tile lirl was strllJII)OCI in a hospital Mortar Fragments A11eM l'lanll, JUudta Ward, and home of, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mlclbed from an ovordoae o! l.Sl. Wounds Francis Llnprfelt. Tho movie shows and tolls Ctuue .kilr for .their April mooU111 m Saturday, April 5. lhout tho permanent datnago Mrs. llalen Willtamo, formerfrom lSl and the recurring halSATURDAY !)' o! Dexter, now or Columbus, [HOSPITAL WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Olrlslearned Cram the War DOjiOrlmont """'daY nl&bt that her aon, PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL lian 5ervtco, Minorsvillo MelbPOINT PLEASANT - State Garfield Preece SP-4 Ronald E. Wlllioma, wao Birth - Mr. and Mrs. Donald odlll Olurch, bake sale, Satur· Police investigated an accldent lllilhtly wounded in actlm in Pierce, Long - . Obin, a da,y, 9 a.m. Hines building In at the inloroecUon o! Rooto 2 MtnersvUio, dao&lrter. Vlolllam m Mlrcb 26 by Dies in Kentucky and Redmund Ridge Road Thursmortar Crqmenta. Allmilted - Harrlot Hannum, BAKE SALE by Ladieo AuxllldaY at 9:20 a.m., in which Belle MI. Allo: WWlamlleoglaoRooall, III'Y o! Racine Fire Department, He received llllUI!ds In hio Garfield NEW HAVEN Sayre, 84, Point Pleasant, rePreece, 66, fl Inez, K,y., Cather rilbl arm and rl&blleg. He wao Red House; Dwialtt Jaznoa, Ro. 10 a.m. Saturclajo In ~ ceived a bump on the bead when ol. Mro. Jesse ~. Now Ha- treated and returned to doey. VIOiarrood; Ginpr Camtlbtll, Gil· building, Racine, combined with her head rammed into the wind- ven, w. Va., died March 8 at SP-4 WWiamo hao been se"- lipoHa Ferry;WIIWI'Stlby, Point shield. Mrs. Sa.yre was apassen- 5:45 p.m. at hil home following lng in VIetnam since early No- Ploaaant; Mrs. Walter iitlby, rummage sale. BAKE SALE, SotUrclajo, by ger in the vehicle driven by Gall vember. He io married to the Polnl l'leeoant: Mrs. Lula Jef. WSCS o! Rutland United Motlto. a long Uinoos. Jones, 47, Leon, who was cited . Mr. Preece was a son of the former Elaine Wages of Clncin- fers, Paint Pleallllt: Mrs. Stefor failure to have his vehicle late Mr. and Mrs. Androrr Preoce naU, where she Ia now resid- IJhen Alford, Aahinn: Mro. Dm- dill Olurcb at Rutland Department store. Homo baked broad, under control. o! Pilgrim, Ky. lie wss a mem. Ing. Willlamo has a alster, Mro. ald Plorco, l..clng - · jlios, cakes and cooldea. William D. Bartley, 25. of ber of the Nazarene chUrch. Dlaeharged - -.c1 Lane, Jomlloo Perry, in Indiana: two MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL B a n d Point Pleasant, traveling south &.lrvivors include his wife, ha!C..taters, Mrs. Botzy S u e Jr., !lulwn Wood, Bets,yllurrowo, Boosters sponsor a dance party on Route 2. attempted a lett hand Vina; two daughters, Roberta Brown oC Cinclrmatt, and Mrs. Mrs. Ira l'l>lts, Emma Swan. with tho Jays S.IUI'daynii!hlfr<lll turn onto Redmund Ridge Road, (Mrs. Josoe Maynard) and Amy Joan Carroll of Lexinglna, Ky., 8 to II p. m. at the Meiga Junior when Jones, failing to stop, hit Allen, or Inez, K,y.j two aona, and a hall-brother, James DoogHigh in Pomeroy. Everymo Ia the rear of his car. EsUmated James Preece, Pilgrim; and Er. Iu Williams, l.oxinglna, K,y. welcome. Admission ls 75c per damage was $500. IUs address Is SP-4 Ronald mal Preece, Cambridge, Olllo; penon. two listers, Vina Adams and Net- E. WWiama, US 51884361, Co. MONDAY Ue Tiller, Inez; ooe brother, C, !at Bn., 8th lnCantry, 4th DiPOMEROY GARDEN C I u b, Alex Preece of Chattaroy, w. vilion, A,P.O. Sin Francloco Moncla.Y. I p.m. at home o! Mrs. A record hup to be held at the Roy Betzing, Va. i 13 grandchildren and five 96265. Meigs Jonior Hlih School oo gr-andchildren. ldDJDLEPORT GARDEN Club, April 12 with Tho J~s as em- 8 p.m. Mooclajo at the Columbuo Fllleral services were held cees wUI be sponaored by the at the Nazarene churth in IDez, and Southern Ohio Eloctrle Co. sew-lUto-&owlng Club. with Rev. Quintm Croows in office; Mro. Max Roller, Mro. The dance was dlscuased durRev, C. J, Lemley of Rutland charge. Walter Hayeo, Mro. Dovid far. ing Wednesday niiltt's mootlng mer and Miu Lllcllle Smith, spoke to the students or Meigs lmlal was in Prooce & stew hold at the home of Mrs. Sher- holleBIOI, High School at tho Easter As· Cemetery, PT, PLEAS,\NT One new rio Johnsoo. Mrs. BID Mcllanlol, sembly on Thursday morning in Due to Mrs. May,.rd's faRiverview PTA Monlay, 7\10p. member wa• accepted by the president, had charge otthobusithe school auditorium. ther's illness, she spent several m. at the school; Easter songs by To-&tdie-Wei Lodge No. 102, ness meeting with plans being Also appearing on the program weeks in the st. Mary's Hospital Flrll and 5econd Grades: Mr~ Fraternal Order of. Pollee, Wedcompleted for a c(q)Je's J)l.rty was the Meigs High School Chor- and at her parents' home help-. Ada Holter to shoW alides and nosclajo night at tho Krodel Park to be hold on April 20 at tho Am· ale under the direction of Mrs, lng to care !or him. Clubhouse, with President Wes- erican Legion hall in Pomeroy. talk about ber EuroiiOln trip. Christine Guthrie. ley G. ~ce proaldlng. A rummage sale was schedulThe Chorale presented these Students of Dance The now associate member od for earl)' May and hostess for EXECUTIVE Board of the Wonumbers: "Alleluia.'' from the Motel was Earl Clagg. Ft. Pleasant the next meeting wlll be Mrs. men's Auxiliary of the VeterExultate J ubilate by Mozart; Give PTA Program I'Oilce Deportment dispatcher. Larry Wehrung. The hostess gilt an• Memorial Hospital wUI meet Aloo, a modoo was peooed that was !ucniahed by Mrs. Harold at 7:30 p.m. Monday night at tho "Let Us Bceak Bread Together.'' a traditional melody; PT. PLEASANT _ The North guest, Horton Eckard, be made Hood. Mrs. Johnson served a hospitaL "Beautiful Savior," Crusader's an hCIIorary member of the dessert course. GROUP 1, Women's Auocla· Hymn (Gecman, 1677); "God So !'Oint Pleasant PTA meeting wao Lodge. Attending the meeting baaidea lion o! the Middleport F1ratUnitLovod the World" !rmt "Tho hlihliihled by a program by tile Refreshments were served and those named were Mrs. Raymom ed Preobytorlan Church, 7:30 Crucifixion" by Sir John Stral... lludents or the Jackie l'l>rtor the group viewed two movie•. Baity, Mrs. Honold Browning, p. m. Monday at the home ofMro. eri ''Were You There?.'' a Ne- Twirllng and Danee audio. The "LS? In~ or Insanity.. and Mrs. Flo Strlcklarxl Mrs. wn.. Larry AnderSORt New Haven, W. gro Spiritual arranged by 11. T;··::'tu.\llmta:.~r! . ~ . !he ~~ tile "Vol~- Fireman.'' Those lard "" ' Va. Devottma by MilS Charlot!" Burleigh· "Brother James' Air" lion oC Jacque Gubrltoch, stu"· aitencfii,g tJiCluili!d' W. G. Jllo.>i41!0.lt;, t.Bible •l'!llrr1by Mrl. Psalm Xxm, arranged by dent teacher at the studio. Charles A, Ebert, Earl McCar· Don McKnight, Mrs. George Dale Walburn. don Jacob, an:l 11 All Glory, Laud &udents participating and t,y, Wade Rollins, Ross Roush, Hoffman. Mrs. Marstall King, Father SerioiJljly arxl Honor.'' melody by M. dances they did were, Pre - Miles Darst, Jolm Casto, Earl Mrs. Don Mullen am Mrs. Elza Teschner. arranged b Noble School Class, one ballet and Clagg, James Pruden and Horton Gilmore Jr C&in. y three tap numbers. Kelly Wat- Eckard. • • Dl in Kentucky ed Cor tho use o! orpnizatlooa and school• u a eommunltl' oervice. The movie, 'tJnsJsbt or lnaanicy," depicts the olfeots of smoking pot and other cirus•, jiOI'ticularly l.Sl. I - s the dilferent fads for tho laot two or three decades, such as col· lege .men swallcnring golclllah, ,.-a Passenger Light Bumps Head NEWS']. Record Hop ,Is. .Planned Students Hear Rev. Lemley ' New Member 6 - MOler, second .vice pro,idont: Sonday ID be dolivorocl to a ohut.Mra. Horace Karr, aeeretary; in member following the serviea. Mra. Y00111 and Mro. ChadMro. Chadwell, a1111tan1 oecrowoO w1ll conduci lholho,..pyprotarY; and Mrs. Earl Young, troa· gram in April lor tile opoclal edsurer. Providing aoodo for 4-11 club ucatloo cla11 ot t h e Eaolern memboro Ia an annual IIJ)rlng school diBtrlct held at tho Chesproject of the clob. Plano wore ter Elementary School. Club also made to purchaao a Ul)' for members dlacussed plana for tho ..nctual')' at t1t1 Cheoter their contrlbutiOII to tltl prdon Methodist Church on Easter club column to be otarted in·Tho Sentinel "Inspiration ln Design" waa the domonotradon theme of Mrs. Erwin, program chairman. She uand JJUIIJI wUiow, daftodUo, and mople branches in blooiOIIl lor Ot"nCE HOUIL~ 9 TO 12, 2 ·TO 5 (CIAJSE AT NOON ON her arrangement. ~ dem.,. TIIUIL~.)- t:h:.'f t:OUlrl' hT., l'OMI-:JIOY s.traUoo painted 111 tho nood for only a IJIIall 11111011111 or !lower DlliortahJIII tho techilklllo of ar~ ti IIIIo illbt and airy · placemeat !or an eftoctive arnrwOII!OIIIo Mro. Roy MOler presented "The LaDl of the llootooShl<>eoi BeiXI," an account of thfll ' · New otfteers were elected and seeds for -Miclubmemberswere provided when Cllooter Garden Club mot WodnoodoY night at the h<lno ol. Mrs. Ileld Yourw. Mro. Wyatt Chadwall wao the 111111ing hOiteiS. Tho now officers to be installed In October are Mrs. Leonard Erwin, president: Mrs. C e r I Kautz, vice presidenti Mn. Roy .I N. W. COMPTON;O.D." OPTOMEliiST OHIO V LLEY -·--·. HE.EFORD SHOW & SALE -SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1969 · -· AT -· ·WEST UNION, OHIO, FAIRGROUNDS • •• SHOW: 8:00 A.M. JUDGE: LLOYD ARNETT , ·· .:: SALE: 12:00 NOON Auctionoor: Col. Ha11 Homllton .::: . PHILCO 30·1NCH ELECTRIC RANGES with TILT. TOP CLEANABILITY - ;~ 17 BULLS - Moat will ~. roady "'r oorvlcothlo aprint •• 50 FEMALES - Both brad and apon; many toad ahow :: prospects for tho coming show a.oson. · -· S.l•ctlan• w•r• '"ad• for thlt ta141 wltfl but ont thing In mln4 - to hav• b•"•r caffle fOf' y~, the buyM, to sel•ct fro'". All ~;ottl• a,. 11n00th huded ond w•ll '"ark.d. Can't '"1 .. this opportunity 1o make o selectlo" for your herd. 1 lncllvldual health paper• will h furr\ilhed ·~ l• dey FOR CATALOG WRITE: Carl Blrnoy, Solo Monator Buckoyo Polled Horoford Auoclation · Raulo 1, F....,art, Ohio 43973 L., Accepted ·. TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS ~16 Main St. Pt. Pl•asant, W. Va. p =-~-~~~~-~~~~~~--------· • erville, Jackie Amy Rogeri!OJI, and Chartenon, Call, Paula Sorn· maine Wilson; Six to 9 age class, one ballet and one tap numbers, Elizabeth J o n e 1, Kimberly Roosh, Mare! a Hyatt, Tina CoatoB, Jonnlfor Fierbaugh, San. dra Stanley, Melinda Eocoo, C.thy Young and Carolyn McCUlloch; Nino to 12 ago class, Leiih Ann Hartley and Kathy Halko, wilo did me tap and one ballot. The program was announced by Mrs. WUma Fisher. Sunri!iC Service• Are Announced 91nriao services will be hold at 6:30 a.m. &mday at t h e Laurel CIU! F r e e Methodllt Olurcb. There wUl be a childrom'a J>1'081'am at 9:SO !oUowed by &In- daY adlooJ, AI 7:30 there will be a ...,. cepliGII for oorr membero rrbo ineludo Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence m>Un, Mr. and Mrs. 0t1o Lom and Robert Barton. The Rev. Eugene GUllo pallor. , IT'S TIME To File Yo"' ME TAX Cauor may h a~ e ;, ve ntltd la:cet , Out he didn't fo r m ril e " leg ionl" of <Ompl,catial'1S we hove today. BLOC K will ~e l p BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE s CIOW'S ·STEAl HOUSE • of Home the Fabulous Lim Sister-in-Luw Dies CHFSI'ER - Mro. B. A. Dodsan learned Toesday of the death or Mrs. Gordoo Ertel ()laioy Dodson) o! ~ringfleid, Obin, her sioter-ln-law. 9!e diedo!astrdte in a Columbus hospital Her funeral wUI be Frida,y the 4th o! April at Cooro,y's Funeral Home in ~rlngfleld. Mrs. Carpenter Host of Club A letter concernirw the spring regional meeting to be held at the Richland Methodist Olurch, Athens, April 10, was read at a recent meetlJW oi the Bend 0' tho River Garden Club of Ba· dne at the home of MrL Berfti.Ce Clrpenter, Pomeroy. The dovationll period wu led by Mro. C.rpeiUr who uaed An Easter pari)' !or llle 36 pa- "ReiPODIIbilUy" as her topic. tlents on Ward 9 at the South- This was !ollowod by pi'IQ'<Ir. "Flower Designs in F1ower oaotorn Ohio Mental Health Co,. ter, Athens, was staged 'Jburs- Arra<wements• was the topic of day, · another in the series of a popor presented by Mrs. Max· community service projects of Jne Philson. Arrangements were the American Legion Auxiliary, displayed by Mro. C.q>oiUr and Mrs. Gretta SimpBon. The one Eighth District. by Mrs. C.rpenter !oaturo<l tho Mrs. Osby Martin, c<IIUJIUIIity service chairman. am Mrs. Har- use of puny wtuow and Dutch ry Davia of Drew Weboter Pool !rio, and tho ooo by Mrs. Slmp39 Amerioan Leglm Auxiliacy 100 was ol. artiftclal zimlao·ln a conducted t1t1 lllrll'• Coatrlbut- pottocy boWL The arranpmenll ing tor the refreataerta were were diacuoand b1 Mrs. Philoon. It wao announced that tho next the onito of Junct!M City a n d meotlrw wUI be held at tha home CrookoviUe. of Mro. Jane HW. Rofroahmonto Junior auxJUery members of Drew Weboter post prc..tdodjew. were oorved by tho hoateoo to eley, combs, soap, alii hankies those named and Mro. Mary Lew lor tltl pme priaeo. Each ~~a• Jahnaon, Mro. Ruth Bornitz and . tlent received a decorated nut Mrs. Chlorus Grimm. '"' cmtaining jelljo beana, a chocolate egg and a chocolata lewis Rep~~lr Service bunny. 35 Patients Given Party ON U&'i FOX LETART, W, Va. - llolllital CorJ)aman First CIUI Waltor A, Rooah, USN, - oC Mrs, L. G. Roush o! Rooto 1, and llllbantl ol. tho former Mila Jlary E. Mc· Coy o! Slau&blor, La., II aorvlng aboard tho destroyer USS Douglao H, Fox oCt tho COBol of Sooth VIetnam. •HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING Amerit1's largest Tn Service with Over 3000 OfficH 304 EASl MAIN POMEROY, DIIIO 14on4oy thrv Sotvrclay - 9 a.m. to 5 P·"'· • - • No Appoinblent Nec:essarr--• • ' NEW HAVEN - Mr. and Mro. Joose Ma1Dard and thslr children, Rulltll ~. l'l>int Pleaaant; Paul MaJnard, Now Rovea, and Mrs. David Zirkle o! Middleport, visited Mr. Maynard'• fatller In Louioa General Hoapltal, Louisa, Ky,, two weeks &80 whore he has been a liB· !lent for some dme. He wao feeling fairly wsll, then he took cridcally 10 saturday nl&bt. !Uo son and wife, Jeo•• and Rdlerta Mllmard. vatted him over tho weekend. llo Ia alii! VOl')' Ul. Anyone wiohing to land card• may do 10 to Room 208, Louiaa General llosJ>Ital, Louise, Ky. ~ ble. Plans were made ror a deld trip and wiener roast at Forked · Run State Park tor the next meeting. Tho program by Mrs. Denver Weber was on growing erabl»pies. She presented each mem- ... STANDARD HORSE FEED OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONI992·2161 MINERSVIW, . ' 11.124 ' Or~or By Phone And Take Ern HOono 992·5432 ' TUPPIIll . ~A· FDIIIEAHI PIIJIIP WY 2-2114 MWollo,.r . v, 15 NOW ONLY S219·95 PHI LCD WIRING ALLOWANCE Wher,t You SUVA Flame less RECTRIC RANGE:,.,..- YOU CAN BUY ON EASY TERMS Associated Radio & TV. 214 E. MAIN HARRY MILLER 992·3635 POMEROY - Is Reviewed conducted by Mrs. R L Larkins. Appointed to tho nomimttng commlttee were Mrs. Weber, Mrs. Dooald Myers and Mro. James Ruth. Anauctlonwao cOII!ucted by Gone Wilson. Assl11tant hostess was Mrs. Walter Br<Mn. Refroshmentsand miniature Easter baskets were served to MrL carl Buckley, Mrs. Grossnickle, Mrs. Harris, Mrs. Larkins, Mrs. Weber, Mrs, Roth, Mrs. R. E. Williams, Mrs. WUson am Mn. Lyle Balderson. dey ni8bt'o meeting of the Worn- May ~~ Easter Theme Raad at comn•nleaUon caa.cei'Dinl the ·Qhlo UnlvorliQ> otl.wn1111• academic J>1'081'1D\ for the oprlng 9JU'Ior. Mra. Jolin Womer, program chairman, dilllributed t h e program books. Tho J>1'081'am wao presented by Mrs. Non Moore. 9!o showed oUdoa taken <11 bor trip to Alaska 1n JUly, 1968. or opeclal interell to the garden club member• wore sUdes o! the Buehart Gardens at Victoria, Britlah columbla. Mrs. Moore commented '"' tho 1118111' points or interest along the way and In Alaska. 9!o wao presented with a gift following her talk. Mro. Weeley Fry gave t b e tltoDght for the mooth ondtled ''The Ralnbow." The arrange.mont o! the mooth was pravided by Mrs. Charles Bradbucy. Jt was a symmetrical piece in a White ·mllkglasa compote using LLS POMEROY tho homo of Mro. Rawlings. An article entitled "T hIIo dioport Olurch o! Christ bald 'll!!!.vli" taken from an Eaotor Revel- wao presented along with an Easter pr~er. Mro. L. E. R8)'110ldl preolded ot the meottng and amounced the COIIIJIIIIJilt; Good Frida;r services ID be beld II tho MiddlOjiDI't Firat Baptlot a.irch and the Eallor &mrt.. service to be lollowed b7 a broalltast at tho Olurch ol. Chrllt. The origin o! AprU Fools' Day waa givsn by Mra. Alice 111111. The door prize waa won by Mrs. Aaclrey Froat. Tho hooteosea oerved roCrolhmenll•. ..... WEDDING SUPPLIES QUALITY PRINT SHOP St. lily Season MOWERS RAKES - BALERS Are EIec ted .•.. ' MIDDLEPORT " . '~, • • !!! ~ ~ ~ SP ECIAL [ l!l 52 ~ Gallon ~ " ~ -Size ~ S79 ., ~.: ~ z: i ldent; JOY<I!l HutchiiOD, oecood reporter; Joy Hayes and PaU;y Dyer. recreation leaders; J o Y While, troaourer; Joy Soller, hoalth chairman; Opal Dyer, safecy chairman. Mias 9!orcy Hayes, Cormer junior loader o! the grot111 was lll'Oienl ilnd will assist with the club for a few weeks. Al10 attending was Mrs. Willie Dyer. 'lbo next meeting was plamed lor April 16 at the Seuor home. AI that time project books w1ll be cllllribulod, and program pl8118 wUI be IUIIOODced by tho vice presidents ...tsted by Ml•• Hayeo. ; IAaoTndHrl " .... 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S.r¥1ce ' W• Sell lllrstl • • Electric Water lng the meeting the 10 members selected a total o! 17 projeots. > Elected to serve as officers were Regina Harrioon,prosident; ANNOUNCE BmTII Mr. and Mro. George Vausltan o! Chlllicotlle are amounc. lng the birth or a .... Peter Matthew, born Wednosdll1, April 2, at Holzer Hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Vaughan have another IDD, Quia, Grandparents are Mr. and Mro. Feu! Zirkle, Pomero.r; Mr. and Mro. Eller Lew. Is, Lebanon; and Wllter VllUJIItan. l'l>moro,y. t . members road lnCormatim rolatto the work o! Christ as carrJed on there. Purpoaeoftheprogram waa to acquaint grmpa with Brazil as a country, her people and hoz problems. Tho club voted to!urnioh12arAn Easter theme"'' carried Barbara Dugan, Mrs. Dorio Adrangements lor the Alumni Ba,. oot In devotions by Mrs. &laan amo and Mro. Nora Pierson. quot May 30. The gr""' IIJII)roved Rawllngo and Miss Nina Ruosoll at 1Uoaclajo nliltt' 1 mootlna o! as a civic project for tho year to tho Loyal Palo Cla11 o1. the Mld- . tho mootlnS woo a . . .!ll'iiiiiiiliiii~iiii Hayea h asSistant leader. Dur- lngworoMrs.~~~ .Bell.Y, Cli!)e. meetlni- zll" were placed on the map as Devotl·ons on '! com- llar-~:i· 'i·. at Che oi: · fico of Loading Creek Cooaorv- · Harman preoided at 'the meetancy Dlstrlct. ing. Prayer was by Mrs. Doris The traveling prize was award- Adamo. Member• were reminded to Mrs. Richard Foley, Tho Ap- ed thsi their milo boxes are to rll meeting will be held at tho be brooshl to the next mooting. borne of Mrs. James Nicholson. An lnvttatlm WBS extended to Mrs. Robert ConadaY read an tho members to atlend a meetarticle on "TriUtum Trtuat>h" lng of the Ladles Awdllary o! am an article on "What to Do tn the Racine Ameriean Legion on Allril" was given by Mrs. C. E. April 22 at 7:30p.m. at the hall Bishq>. when two Malayalan otudentA at An aucUoo was held and netted Obin Univoroltj> wUI ~ tho club $14.90. Mrs. Howard The apeclal blrtilday otlerlng Bircbflald, a guelt, wao auctl..,. '"'' $4. Tho Eaotor tltome was oer. llefroslunonll wore oervod. earrled oot in ntro&hmaerved by Mrs. Elle111 llowlh and Mrs. Focio Hayman. Tammy Rooah wausueotatthomoetlng and other members attend- • ; New Furniture ONLY $'299 Mrs. Little is Hostess Of Rutland Garden Club ' .li~;.::m ~' ;~ ~~i~l ia~jcaPe th~' yatd ne10 ·~!sh~.:~;\t; ~:.~·:= ~ ~==~~;~~: u.: ' tle was hosto•• of the Rutland Garden Club Monday evening, with Mils Edna Mae Swick assistlng her. MrB. Rdlert Conaday condueled the buolneSI meeting in the abeonceoflhopreoldont, Mrs. Virgil Atldna. Mrs. Little read tor devotions. "WIIat Scripture Sold About Palm Soliday.'' Tho creed and collect wore road by tho ,..,... In oni· son. Roll call waoiiDIWOredby 11 membero -~~ an tntorudng · plocoln Yelp Courlcy. The troaaurorreportedtltatthe regional duos for 23 mambero have been paid and lhst a contrl· butlon to tho highwaypla~had ,.., .tho . . . . . I!J'III, ... .. l)'lYtllnl ,..,... \>J'a~ii~Jtlir .... laaibei'l ,.. rivded lo lin. 3 i Terms •• Get Ready For ·NOWI Smtltam on'• Socielj> o! Christian ServIce held at tho East Letart United Methodist Church. ~ Mrs. Ml1dred Dmahew waa program Iosder ilnd she used The Little Leading Ladies 4-H ~ a large map o! the entire mts- Club was organizing Wednesday ~ IIlla field o! the United Motho- night at the home o! Mrl. dill Church. Lotlero In "Bra- old Souor, leader. Mrs. W. R. lng ·-•• ....,. "r-a. Mrs. rrr additloll to J6ddleport - u,:U::.~or~!.s;-;:n1U:~ Club Officers ~ -, (;heck..,.,.,. Price WITH Landacoplng II<JUIId tbo reeent ..... ball wu diaeuasod dor1na a meotiJ1I of the Mldllleport Amateur Cor- ed by Mra. Pr.u 1114 Mrt, Woo:ner. Minioturo 'EllioT 1M!!W• - · Wadneldll)> night at the Coluliibua and. OlliD Eloctrlc Co. Further plana lor tho ahr..,_ ber7 and flowora to be J)lanled around the new part o! Iowa haD will be made at tho May ' mooUitg oC the ciub. Mrs. Grace Prall, prolidont, expreoand 111preciat!M to the civic commitlot Cor tltolr efforts cluing clOIIl$30.00 i.n--llllilct • upwookinMlddleporl. C..lllt_tn. Mra. Walter Crocka, Mrs. Artlllr Straooa, and Mra. Glom Lambert wore named lo thonomlnallnl which w1ll prea alate d. omcora at the Mission Work SERVICE IS TONIGIIT Good Friclai' vo"""r oenleol w1ll be beld at 8 tltio evening at the St. Paul Lutberan Owch. UaMo will ba turned ell for tho onttre aorvlce. The junior choir WID llal 'a opoclal lMIIII· YouR .· WAYNI IAN . EQUIPMENT ....·u .' Madol SS30J4 Tilt-top cleonobility Automatic oven timer 23" master oven Broii-UndMGias .~ (optionol)l!'i · Avoilable in Shaded Copper, Shodod Avocodo, ond White 180 MULBERRY AVE. '' SANDWICH been grown by Anderson B. Klb- PHONE 992-2115 IM Mill Sf, LAWN & GARDEN TRACTORS, t~~~ ALL SIZES IN STOCK • NEW & USED REEDSVILLE - Easter devotliKII conducted by Mrs. Herman Groasnickle opened the recent March mooting of the Rivormw Garden Club at the hcmo of Mro. Domld Myers. "The Meaning of Easter" was read by Mrs. Clare. mOit Harris, and uThe CraiB alii Tbe Crown" by Mre. Walter Brown. For roll call, members held a aower seed excbange. Forced nowerlng branches were displayed including forsythia, pu.,ywillow, and dogwood. Mrs. GenoWIIaon dlsj)]ayed anorchidwhichhad SUGAR RUN FLOUR LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE . .,.... ~~ <('<.. and natural beauey of tho Ohio Rher Area of Mels• Count,y. "The flm and ~'ancy of Growirw Herbo" was road by Mro. ClarMr. and Mrs. Charlo• Bing of once Noutzllog. Cleveland and Mro. J, K. Smith, Tho quiz, a spelling bee on Middleport woreWednoodaynigbt nower nome•, was conducted by dinner guelll or Mr. and Mro. Mrs. Paul 8aer and Mro. Hor- Vincent Dabo. Mr. and Mrs. Bing aco Karr am ,., won by Mrs. wiD ba Joined here f'r1day by Charles Griffith am Mro. Pur- lhlir daughter, Judy, for the ley Kerr, who was welc!llled weekend. Juclf wlll be tbe auoot home after opending the winter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomu Kelly tn !1orlda. and children of MlddleporL Winning ribbons for arrarweMr. and Mrs. Pat Wippel and menta foaturtrw epriJw !Iowen children, Jooeph, Francio and were Mra. Rmert Wood. Mrs. Rita, of Severn, Md., are the Chadwell, Mrs, Earl Dean, am Eastar woekom gueota of her parents, Mr. om Mrs. Robert . Mr •· HClller Holtar. Tho moot tantalizhlg aroma Noutzling, and other relaUveo. wao named In anower to roll ea11. Mr. and Mra. Rodney RabinMrs. ChadweU read Eaater ~ aoo of Plttaburgh, Pa., areweeketry and an lnaplraUonll U.QIIibt ond gueota of Mr. and Mrs. liar· for tho devotions. A salad course 1')' Davia. carrytrw out an Easter tltome · Mr. and Mrs. Al\>lrt Pettit wao aorved by tho hosteasea. F'l- and Jim, and Mro. PhyUia 811(1.. voro were nora! clay. nail were in Partamouth Wednesday to visit Mrs. Potilt'o oiater, Mrs. Claucle Woodard, 1118· tlent at the Scioto Memorial Ho... pi tal. They also mited in Follerton, Ky., with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Royden. Johnnie Haydon returned to Pomeroy lor a visit With the Pettlts. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neuman ber with a paper on the planting, o! Syracuse will spend the Easter care of the disease am the dis- weekend in Worthington w I t h eases they have. Also, Mrs. Em- their son-i,.law and deughtor, oot Whitehood had prepared an Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wtdttle. · article on growing magnolias with each member recelvinganartlcJe. on dUferent varieties of magnollas, tips on growing them, and how to J)lant them. An interesting Bible quiz was Easter Theme Highlights Devotions of Garden Club ~r=~====~=========~=~~~~!:\!!!!~~~!:\!!!!~~~ -FOR- FROM THE TRACTOR PEOPLE COME ALLI$-CHALMERS ~al[3~a:lco. 4 . •, ' ~ce,' " \ii6:n;•1j~:\;;:~d~:~~; ~:; cdr- Landscaping Project Continues Mrs. Leonard Erwin· Elected Club President An Easter menu for woliltt lNIP lor tho award was • watchero was tho discuoalolt top. larola Hmdalhtlt. Mrs. S lc at 1 mooting o! the M e l g 1 y GUkty took the pis bpmeiP.f TOPS Weighi Knatchors Toeacloy .lie week, Mrs. Kathy Hlll ~ nlpt at tho Maiga Count~'. In- ·l.rooih, and Mro. 'Vera Hoi~ flriiW')', • and Mro. Ka!Ce CUrfman ~ Mro. Edith Gardner was do· for the turtle. :! clared tho winner o! the 10 pound Tho net lou for tile ...ek \Ui CGntell and Mro. Roth Under- tlpt JIOUIIde, and ll)ombera wi11 WOCJOl and Mrs. Frances Hall&\' reminded that Cor BYOl')' Ptiilla ~ed for queen o!.the,J!ook. Run- lhay lose over tho Eaotor . . . PTA TO MEET end the)''ll be awarded a REEllSVILLE _ Tho River- ter. Pre1011t lor tho moe!!~!~ view PTA wW moot Menday ev.. which opeaed WlththoTOPSprQ", ning, AprU7,at7:30ottheschool. er and pledge were 1 KO"-i First and 5ecend Grade stu- .11 TOPS, two turtles, and dents wiD sing several Eaoter J>ip, Mro. Botzy GUke)' lieD tho • ..,.. am MrB. Ade Holter of. door prize. ·• Pomeroy RD wlll give a talk and BaU;y and Kotltryn Ruasoll of show oUdos of her trip to tho Morehead, K)'., wo~o aueltl ~ot Holy Wd. the mooting. . :. 67 LOTS Tho Dally 5entlnol, Pomero,y-Middlaport, 0., Friday, AprU 4, 1969 JAMES R. GOOtiRICH JOHN BR~WlR OliN EftS,· ··EAGLE FEED -,&: , , , \· " , ,r, ~ �" t, 1969 . f1 eleared-throat 1nEI'.uJPIIb.11 He nwer ten1 ua our 4diel. Dt!or s.w.: I """' have ~~ •. write He IIPJre• !llellllma. Whio ho'o theal ~ · llld llj1e them to tho readY to start out m;id>s, he pull lrllok'o dalllboord. !lnce you'Ve the materW In the truck ond mado It, lhree years wlll'oul )lm)ll ln. Tbat'o our signal to!ol· COIIUIIIIIIICidloa, rd say you'Ve low. We don't know wbal :ld> eotebllit.ed more ri,W1011 then we'll be m IIU we get there, and )'011 rtOIIze ... at lout YIXI ou afterwards, we follow tnstruc .. follow YCXIr bos•'• '!OI1fll'bal Ilona 011 the work olleet, or fol- lead. Leave him hlo ollenceo. - IL low his allent lead. For the three years rve been Dear Helen: He CAN talk, but he won't. STRONG SILENT 80S$ working here, be baa never once 1 wuold 81)pl'e<late YCXIr QPIDHow do )'011 cope with a guy ' mKS EMPLOYEES aaJ.d, uQ:Iod momlng.u 1b.emost ion cmeel'lllnla dllplte like that? STILL WONDERDearliolen: we mr get out <i him Ia a 10rt DV wife and IIIJII]I. lille.feelall Y,r doem, aet normal. ING io pemcU, <*By to daQ wilh IDOtber 111011 ehoek-to.dlook If , thll 11 the WBY·bO dlnceo,. lfeel that oheek.to.ehook llhould be reoenocl lor 110111.a ~o! Olloo me). - R,R.IL Dear R: , 1 !eel that If a lllllbaod hu a rt1110lt, ~ wtre ahould IIIII get cheok,y aboUI It - or with Other · men. - H, p, s. Yoo're weloome, R, Dear Helen: Mi huohllld Ia a deJIUII, 10 I feel ...utled Ul ''II- .......,...It •• oil' " ' " receive can., dlpnt llmll" WilD reHniii\Ot · botuc to ntcll her ohlld denW - thll 4tq of pn.meclleotlall even 1 ·lhol !foolll't h~ SO ~ 1111111 puente plllll tha Idee Ill ohll~'l mlnda !If. ~. ''Don't worry, ~. It -'1 burt." I thoo"d treat a wlllt tD ~~~ P part of the Nuline of • Uto, there -'d . be 110 .11ra111. And If two -. mlrroro - • IDIIelled In the ~.: .. • - _ .. , , , , -_..,. • • •·• ' ·'·"-~. - -~.. . • r&' •~f •l t 1 ' Jeo ·r ·' n•re·c·to·ry· fi., o.r· 1 - '' Ullle Jlllilllll preci.CXI& to ' Three of the planetS were ' tho .deatlat. ~~ no noooi to discovered In modern times 1111& P!:oo. -Uranus was discOvered ln. 1'111, Neptune was locatecl bY' • niathemaUcs In 111411 and. Ancbora&e is the largest Pluto was dlscoveN!d' i!' 1930.• city In Aluta. ,; • ' · , -1'1·- h · , Area e · ,,urc es .. =::.i: ..oe: ... ,. . lL !.IJTIN TO 2Ciltl CMUIY ltiPOiiMATtdN .HCIUit ·; •. . · .~~·. . ' ~FRED METHODISTChuroh, P•rl A: eeoto, 1'1•1!"'· .&ondly ~ DAN,Y.)UE W~ AN S.hool at 9:30, ~ DUll._..., CHtJRCH - Cherlos Daler,- Mon. thN Fri. -- 9:30 AMr '" ' · ONTHI . .1360 Dl~' .WMOV u.f wa:r alve putllil -.!d lind Gal- Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Conv,micnl Reference 6.."' ~ 6 ." 7" NOII'I I$ the Time 9" " Favorite Hy mn s l'nnrert WCII!I&n' s Vie>~' C<.I IHitf) C hun h 00 15 ~ .Jubill!f! 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Mo~le Joey Bllhop Hidden races DI,YA Aa the World Turns Dream lloute Make a Deal of Li ves Doctors Guidil1!' UdJt AIIDther WGrld !;(!( ret Slornl y 0\1 Don't Sly ..... Ge11. Hoepltal Loll In Space Mr, cartoon Dark Shadow• Perry MIIOI'I Gilligan' ~ bland ~Y 2" 1." Men Grlrnn Jeffer s Mikl Dlqie1 Movie tll'aku Two Per101'&1it1 Van Dylle lo1oe ol Ule "'"" 30 Jlldden FlcU 2 ~.. 01.)' 1 of Uws Lift II """"' Guidi"' l.qtit You Don' \ Sly Mr. Cartoon ".." Perry Muon 00 5."" 6.~~ lillie 00 ~ &owll• IS 30 Gr•~·t ShcM SID frtlo Wrudi!W at !laD DNp ..... _Chlncli!lu 4E.. ""' 5: 6·... 7." 3 fs·9"... O* Gmr 00 Jvey Lfti• HW~d~J-Brir*M' w...,... 011 Pon.r 30 Colkrle !hill' 00 Gel Smart 00 P"" 'II' IIYlr . 0 ' ' ' I' ,... ,n.rt."Stlni'' .. Ou •. • ' ' Hapn't UeroK ...... .... 11~: ,, · ; _,_, i ·~·- ~ . . . ., ~l ~ "J1 rl1"£r;HI • 1- ' , '"'.1 "' ' .... """' t - 13, "The Robe'', IUdllrd 8urtGn, J•n Slml!llllll 11:4S - II, "T'he S.V&II ReYftllt" - Ed Fuey, Elahtt •. Slewarl MONDAY II - :l, "lbe Relut1ant Aatro..llt" - Doll Knou& 11:30 - a, "&tdmen r1 lll.taourl" - 0tna11 Moron. HE.o\'1'11 UNITED METHODIST and !CXIrth S.turday evealnga, CIWRCH, Middleport_ Max E. 7130 P. m., ehurch senleoL DonohUe, mlolster; James J!rew.. UNITED FAITH CHURCH llwton. 5uaday School s~erlllo _ Neaoe · Settle'!'ent. Sunday tendent. Churob School, 9,30 a. School Superlllledem, Roy Job,._ m.; MomiDg worohlp, 10:30 L son. Youth meeu111, 6:30, SliDon.; YCXItb meeii~Wo SUnday, 6 p. day. m. Choir reh•rlll WednesdaY, SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED 7 .Po m. oholr dlrettor, Ben Phil· 4'RESBYTERIAN _ Rev. Unsm oon. Prayer service, Wednelday, Stoblllns, l)llltor. SUnday S.hool, 8 9 , m. 9:30 L m.; Worshlj) aervioe, 10BETHANY UNITED METHO- :SOL Dl.l Bible. otudy endprayer DIST CHtJRCH _ Rev. Paul A. aervlce, Wedilelday, 7:30 p.m. Sellers, pastor. Morninllworshlp POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST9:30 L m.; Suroday School, 10:30 Georao Sldnntll', Sunday School L m. Bl1the Thoill, ....t. Youth Superilltendent. Sunday School, Followshlj, 6:30p.m. 9:30 L m.; Morelto& worshiJ>, THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY 10:30! ,BYF, 6 p. m. Bible Study, CHURCH _ Rev. Amos TIIUa, Wednesday, 7 p, m.; choir praoI)IIII<Jr. Sunday School, 9:30Lm.; tleo, Wednos4tq, 8:80p.m. LM Burnem, lifll, WqtahlilaervJIT. UNION lllftlat- Rev. eeleo, 11 L m. Wedneed&y preyer on Cox, putor, Sulliley School meetlrw, 7:30 p, m. Sunday night ouperlnltdent, Earl Sllrltey,SW.. -.hlp, 7:30. • day Scloool, 9145 L m.; SUnday eveni~V worohlj>, 7:30; WedneoSACIIDl HEART - llurlnB Lanten · aea1<11, eervleeo 7 p.m. """""' ........... nfURSDAY TUDiOAY 1- 3, "Pancho VUlt" - Leo ' - ' "Thl ~ Rlpart"' - ECru~ Zlmi:IIJittJr.,Shel· Jy WIIUrt 11::10 - a. "c.pthe Cil¥" - John '"""' FRIDAY 7:30 - J3,"WG~Nt~lnlbreUhll Gun" - Ywnnr KltebiiD, S)'lvll S¥m• . · - .. "Bille RutiiSloQ"-'IJI. llam S.ndht, Claire Trevor ll:H - I, "iloiWKolwear6Stntial" - Ge•Berry,Be1111rJy "''" SATURDAY 1'llmlr, John Forl)'the 9 - 3. "Chlrade"- Clt)'Gnnt. 11:30 - .. "t'lameol!Nlllaad'' - Jamn Ar-•, Yvor.~ carlo WEDNESDAY 9 - 13, "Asuult Dll 1 QI!Hn'' - l11U - IS, "Bkeh f'rldar" Uid "The Black Room" nao - 1, "c._ntl• Bottle Frenlc Slllltn, Ver.. Uu 11:30 - I, "Bald Adventure" Gll'lld Philllpe,JeanVIlar J tlhn P&yne, Arlll'lit Dlhl Aullrq ""'' \JislltW"II Neek" - 8oft FOIIer ll:.SU - 3, "P••.,.. Wut" - .............., .... Saturday. c Detlh Valley n.:,· ~ I L!r;r Vl rglniln Glen C.mpbell Luc ~· Truth or Good BUI Colbr (;~ I Bnerly lllllblllies Green Acn:t c onseque~e • New a The Brttl(ls Lo1t In~ ~ aua. CHRISTIAN SCIENCEServloeo MenGrlmn It 31J llaln st.1 1!t, P ... allll, .SunoloJo, 11 J, m.;11'edllla4tqa, 7,30 .Po m. All wtl~ ..... 1. 8~ 9E.. 0. ~ 10 11 .i! 2".. 30 aervioe, 10:30 L m.; Glenna tor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; Fett,y,SundaySchool&vt.SundiY Wl111le Hololnger,supt, Morning School, 9:30 L m.; SUnday eve- oermun, II L m.; EYenlng aervnlow service, 7:30 J>. m. Mid- lee Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p, week servioe, Wednelday, 7:30 m., Mrs. •Lyda Chevalier, pres!»· m. delL Sol8 oervioe and sermon. RACINE FIRST Bl\fTIST 8:20. Mid-Week greyer rliootlllg Charleo Norrlo, l)llotor. Sunday Wedneedey, 7:30 p. m,, MrL Sohool, 9:30 L m.; Morning wor- Mule Holzlngsr, class leader. ohlp, 10:45 L m. Sunday evetti~W BIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE worshll>, 7:30 p. m.; Wednelday 1\llnersvWe, 0,, Church servioos evening Blhle Study, 7:30 p, m. eaeh Friday evening, 7:30p.m. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Pastor Ken Dorrlngtooo o! RevGreat Bend, CharleoNorrls,l)ll,... onswood Second JlopUst Church. tor. WorshiJ> servioe, 9:30 L m.; Blhle Study each Wednesday at Sunday School, 10:30 L m. !'.;30 p, ·m. , MORNING STAR UNITED POMEROY LOWER UGHT METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. CHURCH - Harrlaonvllle Road. WOllam Alroon, l)llotor; John Rev. Roy Taylor, pastor; WUlhle, S.Vt.; Roy Van Meter, Aaat llam RHves, SUnday SchoolS!¢ SU(It SundiiJ School,, 9:45 L m.; Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Wor- . ~lorDing Worohlp, 10:45 L m.; ohlp eervloe, 10:30 L m.; EvePrayer meet1111, 7:30 p, m. ni~W -ship, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Thura4tq, Fred E. Smith, ley- aorl praloe serYioe, Thuroday, 1-.. YIXIth FOIIO..ohll>, 7:30 7:30 J>. m. p.m. SUnday, WESLEYAN UNITED METHO. M'r. HEI!MON UNITED DIST CHURCH, Raolne - W. ' BRETH~ ·IN CHRIST Rev. Dale .MoClurg, pasw. Sunday Use Lipstick Carefully M111ol Smith, paotor. Sllllday School, 9:30 L m.;WorshiJ>servUpollek .,•• orlduiiJ lavetded le lin • 111irt of e.Jor Sehool, 9:30 L m.; Russell~,._ Ice, 10:30 L m.; Bible Study, cer, o~t.; Alfred Wolfe, assist- Wedneadey, 7:38 p. m.; U.JI. Y.F. to avea tile Nlell tf II~ doe't defeat 111 111 aiL 11Drn1nJ Sef111011, II L m., 7 p, m. oaoh SUndl,y.jJunloroholr ullq ....... wre w ol· omolng eermOn, 7:30p.m,, alter- praetloti, Wedneadey, 3:15 p, m,; wldle, lleije IIIII IIIIYw. ~~~~~~~~- SUtday. cllaa moet- Senior Choir praotlee, Thurs4tq, lieUa' a.m. llterilltliW &llllay 7:30 p, m.; Wesleyan Servloe : ,11 .. :: bWII ~l'o. David Holl8r; clloa Guild, fourth Monl&y each 111'lieder, Clirlitlab Enoleevoi-,'7(10 at 7:30 p. m.; llll>w H.,atlero p, Ill. owry other 5unday eve- ..... -~~~~~. fourth l'rldly ot I -t-lo' ,. r . , ,...... ' ·~\ .:·\· ·,~ Juinltl !'pincer, preoldent. 01ch month, 6 p, 111.1 WSCS, seo.' I,< v Priler maeti~W, 7;30 p.m. every ood Friday eaoh mmlh, 7:30 Wednelday. Board m..tlng. 7:38 p. m.; Olllclal llcllrd, aeoood v ''' p, m,, llrll IIGnday ot lftCidh. IIGnday eaoh month, 7:30 »· m. POMEROY TRINITY UNITED PORTLAND Ul'i!TED METHO,CHtJRCH OF CHRIST- 'oneY, 'W, DIST CHURCH -" W, Dale l:lr:H. Perrin, l)llotor, Pairlok D. Clura, pootor, 'Suiday •School, ,. .wood, olfll, Sunlay ~hool, 9:U 9:30 L m.; Worship service, 7:30 ' .. m.; Worohli>, 10:25L m. Youl!\ · p, m.; Olllolal Bolrd,lb:ll SunChoir re~aol, li'WIOY, 6:30 ~IY ~h lftOI\II!, 8:30 J>. ~ .. ''1 ' ji, IN lin. l¥,tvln ·l!ul'i; dire,; ..pAlt'GRO;vE ~ ~m,o, ·.•. • :tot>SIIIICI' chtilr l'tllililrl!i, 7:10 'CI!UR~ . ~ fl; llii1e Jlc- ' Pl .... Thurlday, llli'L ' )ia,u ~ l)lloitlif; ·· ~ ·Sehool, · Neaee, dlrHtor, Ttoireda,y,, Ill IO:ali L m.; Wcl'ohli> oenlce, day, ·Btiay lio, qljl~fi!IJI ·~ ID t:IO. L m., Grot IIIII tlllrd Sun1 church 100lal .-!. -~ eaoh montll. ·, .' , . Tlq: RUTLAND 'CHURCH OF THI'l RUTLAND METHOQLST ·CH!iJS'f - Eupat llllderwood, CHURCH - Rev. C.·J, Llmley, pa~f ,V. H.lli'IIV, ·~I Suti- ~ator. Chllrdl• Schoolo 9:34111 ~ " S.:l!!dr t:IO L m.; <:-. il.l Wanhlp ,aer>lot, 10:30 Lm. . '1!1~ ~ ~ .~ ~~~~ . ~ !I!IIIR.CKOJ .c:JIIIIll'l' _ , 10:~ II m.; PI'Qv Pj~M!'Ge' • lfarrjaOqvUI• lldld. 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JOHN LVTflERAN- Brl· hymn WCIIIIIJI'a Vil'f!' 30 00 00 15 30 Love of Life TVtliWOOI II 11 ! .,.,, Dick Van ll)'kt -•..•-+- til- ,;'""ii· .-.-:-;:·; ·-:;.~:~.,...........,~ " lllovie L UI:)' IS Jean O.uade Killy 9" 0." 00 6....:': 7E"' 8. ...,,. 9.... r,."" ' " " 0.. liE ......... - ~ 45 Take ~ 00 15 2 ~.. 3~.. Ktrtoon Kernl\'&1 30 00 15 00 45 00 ·6 "~~ Jellon Steve Allo:ln 4. 5 .. 6 " """' orur 00 15 30 II 30 Saa.nley CtCI 45 00 4*"" 00 7" BE.. .... Bible An~W•n 00 Sl eep ~ Mike Duuibs 30 3D 3". Corn Cd.o l!qlort 1\ o;lal ' 00 15 9"'.. 0..""' AqUIIllan Euler 1 .." 2 "~ 7~ " ~ 8" Bible AJuwen . 45 S l~llfl: King KOfll! 2" 15 IS 00 15 3D 8"" 6..,. 00 011 rth CHESTER ' QIIIRCH OF THE THE Cl!ESTER METHODIST t:HAiiGE - Rev. P-1 ,;, Ceo~ JIIIIIDr, CHFSTEooiR: Worshli> •., m.; Sunday Sch , 10 L m.; MrL Wild spencer, So4?1. FLATWOODS: Churoh School, Sunday, fred and .Flolll'oods. Servloeo ST, PAUL LU111ERAN - Brl· NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert SUnday moralng or evening ol an Engel, pootor, Sunrlay School, Grate, l)llllot". Worohlp eervlce, each week. 9:45 L m.; Worship, 10:30 Lm. 11 L m. and 7:30 J>. m., Sunday, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTSYRACUSE UNITED JIETIIOSlfll, Worohlp Servleea at 10:45, l!lr; Adra Swlok, .Sunday S.hool Sunday School, 9:30 L m. Riel!- P11110roy, Mulberry His. Bold, DIST - Rev. Paul A. Sellers, wlllo tho BeY, eeoto. Easier Sun- •rliltendent. Sunday SchaGJ,. ord Barton, So¢ Charles Bio- north of Voterano Memorial Hoa- pallor. ~ Scloool, 9:30L m., i1ae Sertlooo at 8 Lm. Eaoter i:38 i.. m.; Worohlil· eervloe, oell, aoolllent slfll, Preyer meet- pllal. PhiUp Gager, I)IIStor. Sat>- Ben Qulllliierry, &vt. Mortlin& Ea hlft at 10:30 Sunday mom- 10:30 1, m. Youth and JUDI« IIV, Wednelday, 7:30 .Po m. both School, saturday, 2 p. m.; worohli>, 10:30 L m., ftnt IDol low, Wednes4tq evenlqj pnyer Jauth iervioe, 6:45 p. m. EHARRISONVILLE PRESBY· WorahiJ>, 3:15 J>. m.; Youth Fel- third Sundlyo eaeh mOIIIh. Eoervtce1 at 7:45, ni~W worshiJ>, 7:38. Prayer and TERIAN - Mra. Norma Lee, lowohli> end Adult Bible Study, ni~W eva~lallc service, 7:30 LOTTRIDGE UNITED JIETII- prelao, Wedneodl)', 7:30 SutodV School ~ndent. Wednesday, 7:30 p, m. p. m., second and!...nhSundlyo, ODIST _ Worohli>,llratoilrlthlrd UNITED FAITH CHURCH Sunday School, 9:38 L m. Sitno FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERCARMEL UNITED JIETIIOSundlys of eaob month, 10:45 L Neaoe Settlement "- Robert E. day IOI'YIOI!o 8 P. m., ,tile Rev. IAN CHURCH - Middleport, DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Guest minister. James Ruehl,._ Sellon, pastor. SUnrlay School, 111,; aeomd and !...rth Sundays, Smith, Sr., pootor, Sua!ay School Max Donah,. of Jllddleport. 7:30 p. m. Swlday School, 9:45 &vt, RoyJohllloo.Siitor!QSchool JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lar· an, Swlday School So¢ Swlday 9:38 L m.; Wayne n...oh, So¢ L m. Chrlodu E - - · third 9:30 L m.; Wlll'ahlp oenlce, ry Cernahaa, presiding mlnlo- School, 9:30 L m.;Worshli>oen- Morning worohlp, 10:30 L m., ~~of .-<~~IDG!th. , 10:30 L m. end 7:30 p. m. eaoh tor. Swlday: Bible lecture, 9:30 lee, 10:30 L m.; Choir praotloe seoond and fnorthSUndayaofeaeh LAUREL CUFF FBEEMETH• Sunday. Youth meettne lllld choir L DL; W~h Tower l!'U!Y• 10:30 · 7:30 P. m. Wednelday. mcrih. Evening evenaellatle ser· ODJ81 ..;, .Sueday School, 9:30 i.. preotloe, 6:30 p, m. -Sunday. L m.; Wednelday;, :llfble otud,y, ASBURY UNITED METHODIST vi co, 8 p, m. second and third lD.r~worohiJ>,10:10L m.; KENO CHURCH' OF CHRIST- 1 J>. m. Thurlday: Jliftlotry ochool - Syraeuoe. Hev, WenleU Slut- Sunday eaoh month. EVOIIinSWorohiJ>,7:30p.m.;Wed- Norman JlcCeln, Sot?t. Service• at 7 p. m. Servioe11100111V 11 ler, pastor. Sunday School, 10 ENTERPRISE \)NITEil METH•Iday, Chrlodu Youth~ weekly at 9:30 L m. Proaohlng, 8 p. m. L m.; Cerroll Nor rio, Soc>~. Wor- . ODIST - Rev. William Alraon, MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST ship senice, 11 L m.; MYF, 6 postor. Ralph Spenoer, So¢; Elers, 8:30 J>. m.; Preyer mHtlow, llrot and third Suroday ol month 7:30 .Po m. Tlnlledey, oholr pl'llc- by Charles Ruooell, 9:30 Llil. -MOler St - Everaon Week- p, m. Sunday; Preyer meellqj, don Weeks, asst. Worahlil servlleo, 7 J>. m. R. Eugene GUI; THE BRADFORD CHURCH OF loy, p111tor. Bible olud,y i:llsoes, Wednesday, 8 p, m. loea, 9:30 L m.; SUtday School, l)llllor; PhD Wloo, Slt?t. CHRIST- Charle1 RusoeD,I)III- Sunday, 10 L m. Worahli> and POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 10:30 L m.; Ywth Fallowohlp, DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST tor, Richard Gilkey, S14'L SW.. preechlng, 10:55 L m.; Sunday NAZARENE- Corner Unlooand 6:38 p, m. Wedneoay: Choir, _ RAIIIIIle RusooU, JIIStGI'. Nor- day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning evenlow servioe, 7:30. Bible study Mulberry. Rev, Clyde V, Hendor- 6:15 p, m.; Bible Study, 7:30. man C. WW, s~t. Sunolay School worohiJ>, 10:30 L m.; Evenlns otlsoea, Wednelday, 7:30 p.m. aoo, l)llalor, Sunday School, 9:30 CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mldt:IO L m.; WonhiJ> oervioe, worahlp, 7 p.m. WedneldayBible GRACE EPISCOPAL - E. L m.; Reymom Walburn, Slvt. dleport, 5th and Main. Jack -10:30 L m. Chrlollan Endliovor Slud,y, 7:30 p, m. MaiD Slree~ Pm:oro,y. Church Morning worshll>, 10:30 L m. ; Sclteo, s~t. Bible School, 9:30 Dtwid li1ml al1fUist tlrlrty cefflurits •go. He A.~ •otbi•g of Sunday evening. ,, REORGANIZED CHURCH OF School, 10:30 L m. eaoh Sun- EYenliW Service, 7:30 p, m. Mid- L m.; Morn! ow worship, 10:30 L outer spate . .. of gfllt~xits bNrtlhtg thro~tgb tbt 11oill •• • tJf RACJNE FIRST CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY dey, Third Sunday ofeeoh mouth Week service, Wednesday, 7:30 m.; Evening worshli>, 7:30p, m.; P•rticles of ewrgy ud fiUJtltr spiaat.g their w111y fro• a o•e· THE NAZARENE-Sunday School SAINTS- Portland·Raelllelloed. no mornl~W servlee. Holy oom· p. m. Preyer service, Wednelday, 7 p. tlfllt u~losio• toward tlu etlr.er of tiH Jo!llll!erst. FOREST RUN UNITED METH- m., Hev, Raulin Moyer, l)llator. 9,30 L m.; MornliW Worship, Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Moi'Oo munlon, 7:30 J>. Ill. He .hew o.Iy tlu •ltMs of bis uti11r la•d . . . their liabt s a11J 10:30 Lm.; Eveni~W WonhiJ>, 1111 worship, 10:30 L m.; Suroday SOUTH BETHEL UNITED ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. SlutCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE shadow• axJ rv,rr.c.&.•g.i•J tlrifb of douJ. 7:30 p. m. Wednelday, SUnday even!• service at 7 p.m. Wed- METHODIST- Worship, seeond ler, pastor. WorshiJ> servioe, 9 - Middleport. Rev. Audry Mill· , B•t IN k•ew, as 111;llkJ•s brfo,.~ nJ. sO.n, that these skJes School Superintendent, PauUno nelday evenl111 preyer servloe and !...rth Sunday, 10:30 Lm.; L m.; Suroday School, 10 L m. er, pastor. Lester Taylor, S~t. wrre tiD accidr11t, They toi.J hla of the Mitul nJ Htar"t that rules JloCitntook. Paii!Or, Rev. Morris at 7:30 Paotor, Elder C, W, llrot and third SUndays, 7:30 Mro. Fred Nease, SUp~ SUnday School, 9:30 L m.; Mor,._ the do,..;• of life. Tbty told bi111 w~ are not alon~ . 11. WolfL Proffitt. p, m. Sunday School, 9:30a.m. THE MINERSVILLE UNITED lng Worship 10:30 L m.; Junior ""Thr be11tmu tlrcl•re tlu alory of GoJ," be wrote~- the 19th TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED THE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Youth FeUowahli>, 6 J>. m. each METIIODIST - Rev. Wendell Sodet,y, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 P•lll•, "Thr firJJIIJ1M81 sboweth his biJ.di'NIOrlt." METHODIST_ Mol'IIIDIWorohli> CHRIST- Mr. TedCidWolllder, . Sunday at To!ppers Plalna Unlltd Sllltler, pastor. SUnday School, p, m. Sundey Evangelistic meetThrough those SfiMt slies rotle thr Jt•r tNt drew me~~ to tbr 9:30 L m. at """'"• EUB build- paotor. Jerry Van biiii&8D, su,._ Methodist Chureh. 9 L m.; Kenneth Wlgglno, S~t. lng, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, setae of our Sa11ior't birth. Agai1ut those sftJes Is always Ulbo"Nlng. EJII)Inded SUnday School sea- dey School ~erlnlendent. SunCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Worship service, 10 L m, Wednes4tq, 7:30p.m. ettrtl the Cr~m o• winch He JUtl for "'· alan !or IIU'IIrylogrldealxehll· day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning · -The Rev. Chester Bryant, pasSYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE THE SALVATION ARMY - E,._ U.Jer tbosr she1 we'll ~orrih~ tordhrr tiH lt.iJe'll Lord. dren at !ormel' Methodlot annex worship, 10:30 L m.; Eveni~W lor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; NAZARENE- Rev. A E, Miller vo,y 1Rey S. Wining, officer In 9:30L m., MrL James Stout, oervloe, 1 p, m. Wedneedey, WorshiJ> oervlce, II L m.; Evepaotor. BobMoore,SIIIIdi)ISchool char~ Sunday, 10 L m., Holl11 ehildren'a auperilteNient. ~ Prayer 11enrlce, 7:30 p. m. ning worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer ~ Sunday School classes for ness lliieflng; 10:30 L m. SwJ.. dQ' Church School, adults and GRAHAM UNITED METHO- oerviee, Tuesday, 7:30 p, m. all ages, 9:30 a. m.; Morning dey School Young People's LeMaHhaw MaHhew MaHhew yCXItb, 10:30 L m.; Jenlor High, DIST CHURCH- Preechi~W, 9:30 Youth service, Thurlday, 7:30 p. worship, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS su.. glon, 7 p, m.; Salvation meeting, Acts Romans I Corinthians Acts 27 Senior High and Young Adult& L m., first and second Surodays m. Moothly olngs, ftrat 5aturdey day, 6:30 p. m.; Evangelistic 7:30 p. !JI.; Thursday, I to 3 p. 28:1·10 28:11-20 2:22-36 2:37-47 5:12-17 11 :23-26 meet in former Methodist Church of each monthi third and fourth of each month, service, Sunday, 7:30 p, m.: Mid- m., Ladies Home Leaguej 7 p.m. for Sunday Churoh SchooL Boyd Sundays eaeh month, worohiJ> HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST- Week Prayer meeting Wednesday Prep cl&BSOS. Hackney, yCXItb superintendent; aerviee at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday IAN CHURCH - James Smith, 7:30 p. m. Missionary Meeting MT. MORIAH BAPTIST - MidPost hlghsohoolandsenloradulls evenlowo at 7:30, Preyer and pastor, Robert Paulsen, Sundey seeond Wednesday o! each month dleport, corner or Fourth and Wit~ the hope it will , in some. measure , foster and help sustain that which is good in meet In fcihner EUB bulldlroa. Jlo. Bible Study. School S.Vt Morning oerviee, at 7:30 p. m. Main SL Roberl Jackson, pastor. fami.Iy and communt!y hfe , thts feature is sponsored by the business firm s and organbart VIneyard, 1 ~1. Mull Bible MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH 9:30 L m.; Sunday School, 10:45 MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Mor,._ tzaltons whose names appear below. Clall l)llr\l' last Mondey eaeh OF GOD - Second st., Maoon, L m.; Youth meeti~W, 6:45p.m. The Rev. Harold Cumlnghlm, low worshll>, 10:30 L m., Arnold moath. youi!, Fellowohli> each W, VL Suroday SChool, 10 L m. SILVER RUN FREE W I L L pastor. Charles Lambert, Sunday Richards, S141t. Sunday, 6 p. m. In former Meth- Mornlrc worohip, 11 L m. EVID- BAPTIST - Rev. Ceudlll Atkins, School Slvt. Corner Second ani RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST - · odlot bulldlroa. Dlstrlet yCXItbral· gellstlc servioe, 7:30 p. m. Bible pastor. Richard Fink, Sundey Pomeroy Sts., Mason, W. Va.; Rev. samuel J. Jackson, l)llstor• 1y llrot MOIIdly of each month. Study and pr111er oervloe, We<lo School S..,Orlntendent. Sunday Sundey School, 9:45 L m.; Wor- Prayer service, 9:30 L m.; san. (Larry Bailey) BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD LETART UNITED METHO- nelday, 7:30 p, m. Chootor To,._ School, 10 L m.; Worohli>, 7;30 ship service, It Wednesdeyevo- day School, 10 L m.; Mrs. Ger· · WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0, HUNTINGTON, W. VA /)mT CJ1.YRGP..,;-•.First and.MeC•,. ·~' pastor•. ~hone ~13$. p, m. Prayer meeting, 'niUrsday, nlng, training union, 7j Prayer tro:le Butler, s"'L Wonhip aerv· SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE !md SUnciayo, preaehlng at Bp.m.; CARLETON arulltll-.~ ;7:30 p. m. Cho!J<·praetlce, Tues- service, 7:t5. • • .;; ~ ! Ice, 11 L m. Baptist Tralntngu... . Third and fiXIrth SUnday&, Sun- burg Road. Sunday School, 9:30 :day, 7 P.•.pL THE ROCK SPRINGS UNI'I'£D ' ion, first lnd oecond SUndays at day School, 10 L m., Worohli> L m., Ralph Cerl, a¢ Wor1hlp POMEROY CHURCH OF METHODIST - C, J, Lemley, 5:30 p, m.; Mrs. Mary Woods, oenlee ·11 11 L m.; Tuelday servloe, 10:30 a. m. end 7:30 p, CHRIST - Robert H. Wood, l)lls- pas!Dr, Harold Blackston, ehurch president. HMEMBER OF THE BIG 3" eveni~Ws at a Jl. m., Prayer and m. alternately. Prayer meeti~W, tor. Sunday Bible study, 9:30 L sehool SUI>t. Moralng worship, HYSELL RUN FREE METHOGENERAL MERCHANDISE Blble Study. Wednelday, 7:30 p. m. Hev. Jay m.; Morol~WWorshlp,10:30Lm.; 9:30 L m,; Churoh School, 10:15 DIST - Rev. CeeU J, Wloe, paoPHONE 99~284 MIDDLEPORT TUPFERS PLAINS PH, 667~280 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE SWes, pastor, Youth meeting, 6:30 p.m.; Eve· L m.; Evening worshiJ>, 7:30: tor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; NAZARENE _ Rev, UO)'II D. OLD DEXTER CONGREGA- nlng worship, 7:30. Mid-Week MYF Sunday, 6:30 p.m. Preyer Morning Worship, i0:30; EveGrimm, Jr., Jllllot". SUnday TIONAL CH.URCH _Rev. Wll· service, Wednelday, ?:30 p, m. meeting and Blblestlldy, Wednea- nlng worship, 7:30 p, m.; Young School, S:SO a.m.; Morning wor- lard Dutcher, paator. Mra. Wor- Junior choir pnctice, Friday, day, 7:30 p. m. Administrative People's Service, 6:45 p. m.; ship, 10:30 L m.; Young~e's ley Frlnela, SUnday School S.Vt. 4 P. m. Counoll meeting, llrot Monday ol Prayer meeting, Thurs4tq, 7:30 SALES - ALUS CHALMBERS - SERVICE oervlce, 6:45 p, m,; Evangelistic Sunday Schoo, g, 30 L m. Church LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN each month, 7:30 p. m. p. m. FARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARDEN MIDDLEPORT, 0, lll'vicea, 7,30 p, m. Wedneedey oerviceo ftnt a:d third Sundey LlngsvUie VIllage, Rev. Robert EDEN UNITEIJ BRETIIREN IN MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP· TUPPERS PLAINS PH, 667-3 435 ,VIi~ ...-.Ice, 7:30 P. m. folloWing SUnday School. Seoond Eugene Muaser, l)llstor, WorshiJ> CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, I)IIS· TIST - Charles W, SlmOIII,J)&I· ' waiiiDB room, theM IIIPI'ehen- The Dally So1111t•J, ~-llldrllllpOI't, 0., Frldtl, ~ 4, 1Ht ~ . . day preyor Ud Bible oti!IIJ, 7:30 t p; m. stii'TCHU,ONRCHUNI'I1fDW ~~~0.. DIST - · • ..... c, Clurr. poot«. So-, 'School, 10:30 L m.; Worship service, TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, 0100 BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0, RAY RIGGS, INC. Meigs MARK VSTORE Property MIDDLEPORT, OWO Unco1n - Mercury - Comet - English Ford 593-6601 85 N, COURT ST, ATHENS, 0, ROYAL OAK PARK WILLIS ANTHONY Transfers FAMJLY RECREATION Eher Henderson, Ralph R. u... SWIMMING derson, Alberta Henderson, Lll· llan Henderson, Marai.Yrm cnolly, James R. Cotmlly, J...,. ette 11, Kll'lloole, Larry Klrecote, E. w, Davis, Jim 11. Davio, Bob C. Davis, Norma Davis, BU1 E. THE STORE WITH A HART llavio, Lola Davis, Yvonne WoesRACINE, OWO sner, Edward W, Woeaoner, a. Earl J, Henderson, C'«reotlon Deed, Lebonon. Eher Henderson, Ralph R. Heodersm, Alberta Henderoon, Earl J. Hendor:ICII, VIrginia HonderREXALL DRUGS , BOlio LIIUanHenderson, Maralynn WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCRIImONS 992-2955 POMEROY, 0, Connolly, Jamta R. Connolly, J-tteiLKiraoofe,LarryKira• oofe, L1rrJ . Kiracofe, YYUIIIIO, Woos.ner, FAiward H. WoesoJIII'' ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ... E. w. ·Davia, Jim H. Da>lo, . 'Bob c. Daviri, IIIII E. Dovi"' Corl'eotiOO Deed. I!(JMEROY PH. 992-3t98 Eber Henleroon, Earl J. He,._ derson, VIrginia Hendetaon, Lll· lion Honderoon, Marelynn H. cOIIIOIJ7, Jamu R. Connolly, J . . - H. Klracole, Larry Kinoote, YY1111lt 1\'oeoa..r, EdEVERYTHING IN HARDWARE ward H. Woe.,...., E. W, llayjl, 'POMEROY, 0. Jim. H. O,vio, 8Gb C. Ilana, Nor· '!"' ""ri,;.t\1iw E. ,llt.fll , , ·~~'\'hl~,._,llfl!l~""-''!i!'!' P.!I!tll"" RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET SWISHER & LOHSE BEN FRANKLIN STORE EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO• ' nO!Ioll~;~ .. 'Eller lfeiiliri91o tWlin deraon, Ma.Wm H. Coano11y J1111to 'R. Ci!Molly, J•nOtte Jllrecote~ lllrecole; " y...- Woe••••• FAiward H. ' Woesa•r, E. W. Davil!l Jll,l H. Davia, llqb C. lll>la, Mini~ ~llo,,,!llll E. Davia;;LOta Qt,v,la, to &rl J. R a - - 111i11t1 R, ~- ' lL · ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0 . 992-6098 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY CROW'S STEAK HOUSE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN POMEROY, OIUO MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE CHURCH AND OFFICE SUPP~ 992-2641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUsE· TAKE SOMEONE WITH YOU TO CHURCH IN POMEROY .. illiiJ;\,· ~ Rt'# ..... ":;' iarr7 PLUMBING AND RENTING 992-2550 2W LINCOLN ST. MIDDLEPORT ,. ' · · F~ l :' WALLACE•.·JfWA.m.~ ~. ' .,.._TER, 0,' PHONE ~~ BULOVA WATCH£S.s.wil~ INti, SE¢oND l l !l'"'-'- ····.. '"~"' )*!-'"'ll"lliill_....,_____..,...,....._.,.,____ SUB~CRIBE TODAY FOR T'HE ,JIJLY ' 'SE"NTJN'E ·l, . , "! , . , Pfiofto'9fh·2156 p0_ , 1,o. ' YIDJliaoat; .. �. I I~ Ads . Find Everything From Autq'sTo Yo-Yo's In The sentinel . Want . WANT AD .OF • 5 , .• . Dar B1foro Public.tion Mondor D.. dllrw 9 11 . 11'1 . Cancellation• & Correction• Will lao occtpt.4 uMII 9 0 . 111 . for GU.AUTY Dor al Pvblkotlon . REGULATIONS The Pul.li1htr ••••nn tlw rleht to Hit or roild any odt d.. IMd oil· ..ctioMI. Tht plllallah.r will not fM roapansibla fOI' mo11 thGn ana IMortiCI lnaarflon . RATES For Want Ad Sarv itl • 5 cent• WOI'd intarllon Mlnl111um Charge 75c '*' 12 COnti 1)81 word thral ton.,.CU· tl~o lntortlons. 11 COI'III per Word ail!: n~niOCul iva lnaart lon1 . 25 P"' unt Dilcount on paid ach and ada paid .. lthin 10 dayl . C"RO OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 word "'ini"'ulft. Ea. ..ldltional word 2c . 8:30 . . ' to 5 :00 p . 111 . Oollr to 12:00 Noon Saturday G . lll . li)f o.m. HOTEL MARTIN Friday &Sal\l!day Nights 9:JI p.m. til 2 a.m. Gene's. Country & Western Quartette AQUARISTS - Baker's dozen ~ 13 food and tonic for exotic fish, save :IJl per cent. The House of Wilson Exotic Aquarist Specialities. Ph. 6'15-1065 .. First road below Pleasant Point Resort. 4-3-1otc 1'IIFlRE will be a Gun Shoot, Sunday, beginning at noon at the Forked Run Sportsman Club. Everyone iS welcome. 4-1-31c ;, - - - - - MUSIC EVERY Friday and Saturday, Jack's Club, HarriS.nville Road off Rt. 7. EmDiovmen• Wanted W!LL DO spring cleaning. Wash walls and ceiling, Phone 992-3021. 1-I ~tp .... 4-2-ltc 'I'RAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobllo Court, SyraCUBe, Ohio on State f'lOSPEL SING, Clnm:h of God, Rt. 124, Phone mat. Cbester, Ohio, on Satunlay, 11-11-lfc April 5 at 7:30 p.m. Featured singers, Ernest Carter and The Hymn Trio. Public Is In- FURN1SIIED house In Pomeroy, five rooms and bath. vited. 4-2-31c CaD evenlrrgB•. muQ. s.e.tfe EASTER Sunrise services 6 a.m. at Freedcm G<lsnel MiRsion at Bald KMI>s. · Sunda)' FURNJSIIElJ TWO BEDROOM apartment, Middleport. Pllone School 9:30 a.m. Easter pro1192-38' 74. H-tfc ogram by youllJl people, 7:30 p.m. Sunday evening Public ONE FOUR-room apartment Is Invited. 4-~c furnished, ground floor; al110 !railer lots and garden and DIJBL!C Sale Friday, George's camp sites on the river. MaAuction HoWle, Rutland, new rton Reynoldl, Ma!IOII, Phone and used merchandise. Con· 773<il47 3-19-110' slgnments welrome. ()pe!l from 10 a.m. till sale time for consignments. Sale starts at TRAILER, BROWN'S TRAILER PARK, Minersville, phone 7 p.m. 1-z..atc 9113-3331. 4-l& WILL DO sewing at home zippers, pocket<, peg!ing. Pets For Sale hemming, alterations, etc. MINIA'l'lJRE Poodle close oo1 • Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Ma90n, 6 pupa, 5 matrons, cash sales Phone 773-5651 . 1-30-tfc only. Also wire terrien now, Min. Sclmauzers ln 3 weeks. HAM SHOOT, Sunday, starting ll'elan:f Road, Kl's, Coolville, at l p.m. on the Bobby Hill Ohio, Phone 1!67..1565. 4-7.-71c !ann Sponsored by the Racine Fire Department. ForS•I• 4-2-3tc POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miniature, f75 and up. stud VACANCY for two elderly peoservice and grooming. Phoae ple. Prefer private paid paDIU443. 11 s tic tients. Phone Mason, 773-5185. 10-8-tfc POTATOES, Phone 843-2154 Clarence Proffltl, PorUand. ANYONE using a bed, walker 10-111-tfc or wheelchair belonging to D.A.V. Cbapter 53. Pomeroy, NEW 1969 Zig Zag Sewing Maplease call Jacob Turner, chine In original factory carcommander, Phone 99~1. ton. Automatk zig zag to , We just want to know where !llllke buttonholes, sew on but< they are. 3-2'1-8\c tons, monogram, and make laney designs with just the Employment Wanted twist of a single dial. L 'I Jn IIOUSEWORK wanted by the lay away and never been used.· Balance due only $47 · day or week. Eulah Francis ·' Phone 119'.!·il884. 4-4-3tc or terms or $7 per month. Phone 993-ll615." 4-1-«c! --- --- Wented To Buy . r .ARM WITHIN 10 miles of Must have 10 acres of land and Rood water. Ph>no 241-2452. 3-30-tfc 1958 INTI!lRNATIONAL tractor 240 wltb mower. Pllone m. !IIS'T. ~ SIX ROOM hOU8e wltb two lots, ~Dar, Var&lfO• ..,00 Iocallon, nhone daytlme 7142411. I!J9e. nlll!(l 74USOI . 4-Uie 1\ZN'ft.E rllllnt hone. " 74UOU. f.l.ate f.Uie Real Estate For Sale ANNOUNCING DENVER K. HIGLEY SEWING MACIIINES, n]lllr oervlce, all make~. WY S. 2284. The Fabric ShoP, Pomeroy. Authorized Slager Sales and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. ~c C!GARETI'E vending maeb!Mo and service. ABC Enterprilu, Mason, W, Va. Phone 7'13454J. 11-f.tfc RADIO and TV repair, houae calls. and autennas Installed. John Harrison, Phone 9113U. IUtlc time rnident of Meigs County, an owner of Hig· ley's Barber Shop, is now associated with 0. D. PARSONS REALTOR, salesman for real estate. I P.hono «6ool580, Gallipolis RODNEY DOWNING Real Estate Btoler PhoDe III1M34Z Middleport. Ohio 4-1-Mic lioaSlETTER REALTY AliTOIIfOIIn:l!! Insurance bee1l ranceD•d? IAIOI JOIII' oaerator'• llren"'? can 111-M. •u --- tre For The Fastest SIIYiet DAY or Aut., Sales ; 966 TRIIJIMPH Spitfire convertible, 34.000 miles, e:rceJ. lent condlllon, one owner. Call 99'UI637 or contact Elber Johnson. Rt. 4 Pomeroy, Raiby Run Road. 4+3tp l~S3 F -85 OLDS; aulomallc, JIO- wer steering, ccndltion excel· l•nt. John !hie, Racine • Phone 949-2632. '-1·31p NIGHT ... CALL . / . RAILINGS S~RVICE - . DAY99N15f NIGHT 992-7324 •, .R. li. RAILINGS SONS One Of MY Two Places Of Business Both Dolnc Excellent Contact ..... FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOME 5 Roomo and Batt. on Flrot Floor, 5 Roo11s and bath on Socond Floor, 2 Car Gorago 0t1d 3 Room Utll· .lty Building. Coil 949· 3311 or 949·2153, Raclno 0. Could bo lncomo Pr;. pori)' or For Largo Family. .............. ...... ........ _ ...................... ...... ___ .. _., ,.,.... ............... . . ........... , .... ...... ................ .... ..,.... .... .._ A1110NINMtft .................. .·,· thl VlD.qt of ~ 11 foMtwlr . .. I. ftlt .... tiOntq ....... WANTED WAITRESS AND SHORT ORDER COOK Top Salary. lni11Yiews 9 Ill 4. No Phone Calls. PLEASANT POINT Make it a Special Holiday ..• , .. ... ,, .... a.eu.a .,.....,.. _, ., ...... - - ~~~ ... m. '1'1118 QrdJDaiiM ..... . . . •Nwt . . . . . . . filree .... ... •Iter lbrell 10, • • ..... ....,_- ... •. -IlLII .. ....... .. .. .............. CMM• Atttlh . _ .... , HaITISODVl • 'IIe "ft'"l a medical book that'a been In my family for yearo. I brou&flt It alone to back up my aide of tho orcumont!" New Haven Social Events menta to tho10 atlendll!i: Mra. CLUB MEETS Donald III.Yneo, Mrl. L I e u l o Qlerokee Homemakers 110UIIII, Mr~. ,Jolll SliiJih, Mrt. tile homo ol. Mrl. [ng~=~wl0::th~Mrl:~:: bul the clull 1; . ,. Mr. and Mro. Kellh llarklna an:f 1011 are YlsiU.. the Paul Stelmnetz family. Mr. an:f Mrs. Rd>erl Alkire . Ylolted Mr. an:f Mrt. Vlrsll At.. !dna aDd Mrt. Ruby llalllda,y one evenlnt! recently. Mro. Goldie Jones Ia ""'n:fbv a(lllo time In SaoduskY whllo her sonIa ot Cleveland Clinic forobaenaUon and possible aurpry. Mr. and Mra. Rd>erl Alkire spent an evenll!i recently with Mr. and Mrt. D11e Whaley In Athena. Mrs. May Maaoo Ylalted Mrt. John Stout Mr. an:f Mrt. H. D. GUkey llld Jackie 11111 Joey, P1l11101"01, aDd Mrt. LouloeGUkeyand8CIII,'lWI, of Albany opent Sunday evenl!v with Ava GUkey. Mr. and Mro. Robert Jewell were a~C~per guests of the Glen Jewell• SUnday event._ !fro. Nora Jordan of Mlddleport an:f Mro. Katie Wtlaon at.. tended the funeral of Arq Perry o! Clrpenter on Sunday. Mr. an:f Mrs. Earl McGrath also attended the Arq Perry fu. noral Mro. McGralb wan niece. Mr. and Mrs. All Jordan opent Sa~ afternoon with Mrs. Ka· tie wu..., Mr. an:f Mrt. F, 0. Whaley of Columbus Ylalted the Robert AIldrea, the D, 0. Wlaleyl 81111 the Robert Clarka an:f AVI GUI!ay. Mr. Whaley will enter Clevelan:f Cllnlc AjlrU 13 for huart sur· Tho Frank J;Wieo and chU· dren Ylalted the M. 1t. EWJea. Mr. llld Mrt. Wlil!am Clint, Enjoy our troditional ham or turkey or chicken with all tho trimmings, or choose your favorite dish from our fine menu. Bring the family ... it's fun for all. • M., MIA, lie. T.M. .... US. ... 01J. N"'"'~ gery, • - to IOU po,per IIIII pllt cordi ao a proJect, _ . IDs were Mra. K. K. Sclteo, !far11 JVS'T ABOOT .dr!!' CflfEP$ WHO' VE GOT !lui~ ll..v ~ . 11011 and Mra[TAlbtrt 'ibompA . ~C E ~MNIE'S COI'IVINCfD IT 11./AG oil 1<1Dt1A'*"'1Q, I TKOOGHT THIS WA S A CASE ROTAllY MEETs Tbl reautar dlnnil- meoilq o1. Rolar7 Clllb 1111 Mrt. Kate Stone, Mrt. LeoUtch- helcJ '"' 11urtelol 1!\'0111118. Fol· liullneao aoallon Mr. flald, Brolinlns and lira. lowlntlthe Cl)rdo Foley, principal o1. WabaKate Rwllb. ma Hlab Scbool, reported iD Ido recent trip to Callton4 where WON ONE CLASS • national Prlncl· 1bo Win <a Clau ol. tile "Unit.. he eel Melllodlll C..Uh mat for Jill'• meetlill. ,._,., -~ were Dlek Ill f8lll]ar IIIOIIIIIlJ IIIIOII!ll al 01;11. IW'I WUea, Rclbert Gllmare, the c:lllll'ch. A coverecl tllh diDJI!D8B N, RllUill, Donald F~ nor waoenjo,yecl blthe_,.l. Rauab, Lloyd Rwlh, -'It 'I'hillmllloao were led by JIIIIOI bot, Berman LQne, Jad< Flub. GObert. ,._,. were llr. llld Mro. er, liar.,- Miller, Lewll &m;. Georflll Jn&alo, llr. IIIII M r a. mer, RuaiOII Clpehart, Rume Jamoa Gilbert, Mr. IIIII M r a. WW!om1011, Donald FOiilOIOII& liGbert 1lorndon, lin. FJ'IIIk Cl,yde FoliO' IIIII Rev. Lowell YClOIII, Jr., Mro. l'llll rortno;y, ~. IIIII Mra. Tom - . . . . · DAUGIITEII BORN HOMEMAKERS CLUB Mr. and Mra. Gory Miller o1. Avalallcbe --.n Club South Point, Ohio are IIIIGIIIIC· mel '"' Tlllradq at the borlll ol. llli the blrlb o1. a dlulbler 011 Leo ~1011, with lhe llareh 16. 'lllo.-llTivll wallh.P1'8oldent, lin. llorr7 Slaall, ed Px pounda, ten Cllllceo, IIIII prolldJDB. DovoiJOIIa Win led by hla boon 111111ecl Jomlfer I<Ynn. Mra. Donald ~o, f~ Mrl. Miller II the former a.e with .the ......, ol!lllftl "'!'billa ED• GoodnltAt. DIY Fatber'o World." llalernaliJ'-r It Mra. Tbl leo1011 ''llecaratlai Mldt Fnnceo Goodnlle o1. New 11m1n, EaQ'' 1111 .PI'eMIIIecl by-- IIIIIPIIemllltl'llldmotberlalln. ard R<lulh. Sldet wwe 1t11nm JoJell(llne Miller, llao ol. New by Mra. Harry Haven. Paternal ll'eat-11'1111111011 with the 1011111. A motluor It Mra. Vema Blreb· llrlllal ol. a.- ....._nta field o1. Galllpolla, Ohlo. wllh artU!clal fiCIINl'a waa II•· • by the lea1011 Ieeder. Pions Mre mado to bold e dlrlllr at the AJiplla,.,.., Polm' Corn&wlr at 12 ,_, 01111Q If. II 1IU IUiillted that lheJ tour ORDI!R NOW the MIIOII ~ture Fac1D17 If· MEMORIAL tor IIIII dlmlr. Goine jlrlleawere -byllrt. • Quality ltlolllments • Jalll lilmlth. Tbl Ajll'll IDIIMW wW 'be held at the homo ol. Mra. Rou.lll wllb lira. 1111 f9:z;$314 'l'llllmplon u reertatltmal 11111~I W. Mala . P0111or.oy or. The holllll HrYecl nlrtiii- - 0' Hffi. C*/k dxJttrR'f'. ~UTHORIT!ES~ Mrl. Mrl. -In....,... ·LEGAl IONUIENT CO. DAILY CROSSWORD ACIIOIIII 2.Stunted l.Harvett G. Complaln unreason.. anlmall ably 8. Old alphabet tetter tO. Seaweed aub1tance 11. BeJJI&n marble 12. Threeaome.11 .16. Bwie.11 18. Pay up 17. Qoclol ·. pleuufe 18. Hlad apjl<ndaJe 20. •Dflneerinr dope . I. Formerly t. Counteuea ..... 21.0Jua. IIClOUI lnaoct and 22.Texu lAdle• ft. Lion or 23.Partot u..,. 8. Location ot TajMahat 7, Oritklnd of cbeck 8. Complaint 11. Pan-of an ur:nbreUa 13. Searchel lor lG. Squatted 19. Vene· ration liver "to be" 2t. EiC~ibJtl 25. Brea11t· work 28. Ltke ' 21.Nn point '13. C\lble ·meter 33. YellOW· levor JnOIQUlto St. Snoop ..........,..,...... 118. l'illlibit . oollllln llio ID tOIIIIIIla U.Arthurtall . ladJ at. ll&rl< wood ......... tl. Prlnlor'l III 21. Footftote lndtc8.tor WE PRAIRIE 0065 A/I£ MAKING A COAlE BACK ! 24. Reache• ....... .... -· .I'·~~·QfiRIIWIMilft ... · ~--., -~ , _,"!!'!""~1, -.u . -~· . , •=ftlf'Nf' . '( .. , 'Allie ,, . YIAILY -• . . 1 . ' • - . .. .... Ao ,..,.._, lAY IN . , . . ' llr. llld Mill Clbltotl GUlca1 · 1 ' ~~ Alballj",.~ ·pota• otAvaGlJ. .;;...;.:,;.FV;;;...."""' by TuiecJi1, . '"" h~. '-'Ill,~\ ---~ _j '.. "' ,, . ~::;. • ~~Robe•tAIId•u . 218 E. MAIN 992-9974 POMI!ROY ~ll.r 5:30 A.M. te 7:00 P .M.~Sundo•~,7100' to 7·.• o ,q GRUDGE Ott AGAINST AMERICA •• , THaT'S WHO~ ·~00'1'" ALWAYS $AY$ ~PEOPLE REGA~C HIS GllfATEST _ 'l' l5f ll1E FACT lt4AT HE'S FOR lHf FEDfRAL the New Haven Mrt. . lloljJhl KaiHIIIacli a n d daqbter ol i!'ho FIIIDa wore Sunde¥ Y11ltora of Mr. alit Mra, Waldo Neal. · Mro. 01111 Arlx 11 YloiiiJW her daQtlhler, Rl&b Snod&lillt. · · . Mr. IIIII lin. OV!u Alldn ot. 1 1 BAILEY'S IESTAUUNT ' -: :- I JUS\" LII<E l111:S lJJJE TilE BGST! .. pana&M ,.,.... of · · - ... Mr. and Mro. M. A. J4>ple made a bualneas trljl to RutlaDd. Mr. IIIII Mrt. Richard Rhode• and cbUdren ol Charleaton opent the weeken:f with Mr. and Mra, Delmar Rhodet. __..._______ .. LEGAL NOTICE era. 10 x 57 HOUSE trailer, 3 bedmoms. extended livin~ room. Call !IIIZ-2622 for lnfonnatlon. 4-S-3tc EXCELLENT. efficient and economical, that's Blue Luatre carpel and upholstery clean" · Rent electric ahampooer fl. Baker Furniture. 3-31~ • E. Malo Po111troy, 0. Mr. and Mrt. Wlldo Neal presented VIrgil Alld,. and AVIGllkey with beouW\11 Eutar llow· -~------~===R:ES:O:R=T==~ POODLE IJOG, one year old. reglst..-ed with American Kennel Club; chocolate brown. Phone 992-3290. 3-30-61t ·dQ6 SUIIdal'·· Business Services CIRICK'S Cash and Carry TV Service, save up to one-half Pomeroy, Ohio on repaln. Bring them In aud J!ffit! MODEL Cobra E. B. set, save. Chuck's TV, l5l! Butler· r.lus super-mag antenna and nut Ave., Pomeroy. 3-2S-tfc 50 foot co-n cable. Phone 949-2881. l-l-3lp SEPI'IC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio, DAVENPORT. chair. dininog Phone 116H035. 1-a.tlc room suite. Phone 93>-~..t ,- - - - Chester. Cbarle< CbaHee, Sii- .. ver Ridge Road. 4+31p I - MIDDLEPORT, OHIO -GUARANTEED- 1 PHONE 992-2094 '' ,.• .,., ..... & Alii Clifford Cuclder wao 1'1'7 CHRYSLER New Yorl<er. Phone 992-6517. 4-3-31c recently calling on trlendo. Mr. and Mrs, Mud Douglaa Ylalted hls mother Ella Doqlu, LEGAL NOTICE tft.3S!5 GUIDO GIROLAMI SIDE OLANCl:8 By Gill '5.55 Society SYRAt'IJSE SEE ~GLER BuDd~ ~ ply for buDding your home. Call GUjF Nelgler, Racine, 0. 3-28-tfc EXPERT Whtl All1111111t . 66 RAMBLER Amhassl'dor tiS Muolnn~ Hanltop, 88 SS ·Camaro. _P)lone _lliiWm. 4-3-Sipi · · '. \ --- Will SELL ·.. D. 'l'hll Ofrdlal8tt II ....._ . ..U etltd oa tbt ...._. ._.. 11- TWO REGISTElRED .. Shetland GEO. HOIIS1'f:l'l'ER, Braker •lalllons, black; around 39POMEROY - 2 building lots. 41 inclles in heighth. L<>renzo nut of h!Rh water. $2500.00 Davis, KlllP>ury Road ¥• MIDDLEPORT- 10 rooms, Ill milo west of new Rt. s:~: baths, 5 bedrooms, garage, 4-4-llllc eamort. $10,500.00 UAIUUSONVILLE AREA -255 ALUMINUM Fishing Boats, acres. 100 In cultivation, mlll<sale, deep, sturdy. Buy a safe illj( pal'lor lot 8 bead. 2 bams, boot for your family's protec. 120 ton silo, drilled well, 5 lion. See L<>renzo Davis, ¥, fai'ITI ponds. 8 room house. mile west on new Rt. 3:1 on $30,001100 Kingsbury Road. :IOtc IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD -~SSOCIATES ., ................ o...a .. ln•nr•nce A 1958 graduate of Rutland High School and a long and H~iOF ALL PEOPl.EU AIR OONDMONING Refrlger. atloil service. Jack's Refrlll· eraU011, New Haven. hone 112-211'19. 4 • lfc 11163 FORD Falrlane, liT, VI, S'I'EftEO'S 19119 •Mn:fel UnclaJm. 4-speed trans·, extra clean. ed Freight. 5 new '11111nut Ph. 99!-2590. S-4-lk <011Soles stereos with factory 'I!IJaraniA!e. Na!Ionally adver- FIVE ROOM !lOUSE, newly tised brands to be sold for ~ecorated. three lois, city fa· lllorage an:f fretg!lt of $126.88 cllitios. established asparagua each. May be paid at $5.1111 and rbubam beds, also fruit per mont!!. These stereo contrees, price $65110. For apsoles have AM·FM radio, 4 pointment call 9113-&150. speed automalfc changer, 3-2S-121c AFC, jeweled stylus 81111 beautiful h81111 nJ!ted cabl· GCYI' 4 YELLOW walla thst net. WUI go to the llr8l 5 •hould be white? Wipe out people wllo caD. Will be dewall cleaner can restore them livered to your home wltbout overnight. Rent a wall cleanobligation for you 10 try and er, $1. Baker FUrniture. make sure you are COI!l1llele4.J.3Ic ly sattsned. Call 9113-2836. 4-1& ---- NOT • life !lEMOVE EXCESS body ftukl READY • MIX conerel8 deUY. el'!d r1ibl to your project. with P'luldet Tablets, only Fast and easy. Fl'fJI tltJ. $1.49 at Nelson Drug. 3-14-451)1 mates. Phone .119Z-Si14, Goeslela Ready • Mix Co., MldtiJe. FLUFFY 1101! and brlgl!t are port, Ohio. I 10 tie carpets cleaned with Blqe Lustre. Rent electrle ahampooer $1. Tlny'a Ba!'g8)nland. WI-«< I!Hill ZIG ZAG Sewing Macblne complete wllb sewing IBIJ!e. For S•le t>r Trade This makes llultonholes, ma· :967 CBEVROLE'l' Impalla, ny fancy deslgno, take over two door hanltoo. 28,000 acpayments of 16.92 per month tual miles, bought car new. or pay $44.25. Try ~ ln :vour Locally owned. can 1192-2472 home. Call 9113-2836. 4-!~lt between 9 and 4:3!! p.m. and 992-57'18 after 5 p.m. ~tfc 9IX ROOM houoe, two tots. CaD Jacob Turllllr, llft.Ml. 1!>611 CAMERO VB, 4 speed; 3-2'1-8\p 1967 Firebird VB, 4 speed. ~--Call 992-6547 or 992-5748. SOOTHERN plauts, cabbage, 3-23-tfc tomotoe•. pepper and IIROI potatoes. Order now. Charles R. Harris, P<>rtland, Pllone For Rent 3-2'1-1811! TtlREE ROOM furnished apart- 1113-li88S. ment with bath. Couple only. 212 S. 5th Ave., Middleport, 1958 FQIID, IIW><Ioor, emoltent condition, S7AIO. Roy Phone 9924435. 4-4-lfc Anna, , Mlners'lllle. Pbono 993-3181.1 ' · . s:.si-tte FURNISHED and unfurnished apartments. Close to IChool. Phone 1192-5434. 111-IJ.Ifc ONE AORE bulld]l!g lots. Phone NO,SIRHI!J Orld ...... For Sale tions and experience. Contact .tldministrator at Veterans Me· moria! Hospital. Pomeroy, for interview. 4-utc DANCE Jack W. Caraoy Mgr. OPEN EVES. 8:00P.M. POMEROY, OHIO open depending on qualifies· Notice . POMEROY Pomeroy Mltor Co. HOUSEKEEPER needed, live in If desired. Good working Card Of Thanks conditions Light housework A SPECIAL thanks and gratlPhone 992-5251. 4-2-tfc t~lde to friends ahd relatives for their s)'lllpathy, help and Yindnes' during the death of MAINTENANCE man. Must be experienced in an phases nf my mother. Mrs. Milmie building maintenane.. PreGettys. employment and physical ex!.<>Is Wellman 4-4-ltc ~mination reqtrired. Salary 00 'iEi"MIND IF llELL LOWffiVi' &fiE'S SH!1:1' MOUTH AS AFW A CLAM ......... ........... Nitw Stecic Ridl~l · M,woro . & Tlflora and heater. Help Wanted . AlicnoNII:ER 1964 CORVAI R ··············-···-·······-················'·········$895 Spider, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Radio ""•"'·OFFICE HOURS ' Complete ..,..,. nylon top, vinyl interior trim. Additional 2Sc Charge par Adur· . c. c. J)iAJIJORD 1965 .PONTIAC ················-···-······-·--·---········$ 1695 Safon Station Wagon, local 1 owner car, white over dark blue finish. Clean interior, like new W*W tires automatic, power steering and brakes. Roclio. ' 1965 CHEVELLE ······················-··························$1395 Malibu Conv. VS engine, powerglide radio ~eater new whitewall tires, green exttnior f{ftish with whit; BLIND ADS ' 8.uslness Services ·Pomeroy. :Motor Co. 2 SI8NS INFORMATION DEADLINES . ' - ·;n . �r .. 10 - The O.il)' Sentinel, Pomenzy.Mlddltport, 0., Fttdu, A&>rll 4. 196t . '· 'Ne~ Station Sets Grand Opening (~ picture on - 4) · o1 Lo<UBI and Beech Sta., In Va. A new Ashland on co. servIll obsemmee Gl the srand·... Ice statloo wUI observe Its grand Middleport. awoer aocl operatDr ol the oiling from 7 a.m. to 1Q p.m. opening ,lpril 10, 11 and 12. aaeb da,y, children vialtlnil lilt The new station, constructed senrice center ll Frank Her- station wUI be given boll..a 1n- a cmtemporary cedar shakes ald, Jr., Middleport. Employea and lolllpopa. Ladlea wiD bedesign is located at the coroer Include Frank Herald, Sr., Cl)'de sented miniature Sompler box.Triplett, Robert ¥anley, Mike ol candy, Roush aoc1 RiellY Triplett. 111 addition, 20 door prlzea will The owner-operator was em. be awarded Including a (iDrtabl• ploye<l at lhe Kaleer Alumlnun televlalon set. Tliere Is no Pur• Corp., at Ravenswood six year& chase required to register for before taking over QDeratlon of the new business. He." his wife these prizes. The station will also be decor· and three children reside at S84 ated lor the oeeaalon, whim beEASTER Lincoln st. In Middleport. HerThls wonderous Easter morning a1d is formerly of Logan, W, gins~ Thuraday. lias dawne<l My Child lor Thee, The ever Blessed Savior -.-..--m>.-~».'%-'<i<From sin has set you free. PT, PLEASANT - T, R. Friar, plant manager, stated Die~ The love or God came down to that representatives or stauf.. Clearmont P. Harris, 61, Rt. to earth fer Chemical Co., and Local 1 Ree<lsville, died unexpectedIn the person of Hi& Son; 859, United Rubber Workers, Broken bread He gave to men ~ Thursday morning at the Kai- met Thursday afternoon at the ser Aluminum plant at RavensThat all men might be one. Pleasani Point Resort to con· wood. tinue contract negotiations. No The son of the late John W. uTake up your cross," He said and Arma Cline llarri s, he was settlement was reached by to them, born in Parkersburg and attend- either party. 14 Then come and follow me; The meetilll: was adjourned, It was for yoo that I have died «! lhe Joppa Uniied Methodist subject to turther call by comChurch. He was a member of On the Cross or Calvary. Labor Local No. !085 of Park- missioner Howard Steele, federal mediator aOO concilation ••thi s is the pri ce, that I have ersburg. Mr. Harris worked in service representative. the coostruction business for the C. P. Harris Thursday I gave M.Y past 29 years in thi s area. all in love; So. day by da,y, come follow me To that bright home above." He is survived by his wife, Opal Barr Harris; four daugh- Anonymous ters, Mrs. David (Betty) Hamiltm, Mansfield ; Mrs. LucUle M£1GS THEATRE TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY April 4 - 8 THE BOSTON STRANGLER (Tectmicolor) tony c urtis - Henry Forlla COLORC AR TOO~S, "f'A'O Fared Wolr Wha1 on Earth SHOW STARTS i P . ~l Fri., s.t. & Sun., April 4·5·6 -IIAIUU Poe!, North Highland, Calif.; Mrs. Herman (Margaret) Gross.. nickle, ReedsvUle, and Mrs. Harland (i\Ylvla) Webb, Mansfield; two sons, Claremont Harris, Jr., and Larry Harris, both of Reeda.- ville; two brothers, Frank, Greenville, Texas, and Howard, of Parkersburg; 17 grandchilchildren; two great - grandchildren, and several nieces a n d nephews. He was preceded in dealh by a sister and two brolhers. Funeral service will be held saturday at 2 p.m. at the Joppa United Methodist Church with the Rev . Freeland Norris officiating, assisted by the Rev. carl GllUan. Burial will be In lhe Eden Cemetery, Friends may call at the White Funeral Home in Coolville all)'time, The body will lie in state at the church one hour prior to services. Walter Warren Killed in Car ~~if.:~~ VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions - LucWe Lam .. bert, Rutland. Discharges - Ernest Stewart, Flossie Hysell, Alma Alle,y. CONFESSED TO MURDER !JMA, Peru (UP0 - Lima police said today a 21)..year-old houseboy had confessed that he raped, beat aOO strangled Ivette Arderson, the 2~year~ld soclalite daughter of a United Nations official as she stepped rude from her sh€Mer Thursda~' night. CRUDE PRICE UP CLEVELAND (UPO - Sohio Petroleum Co. announced an Increase in tlle prlce of crude oil in Olinois, lndiam and Kertucky of five cents per barrel, affect~ ing 43,000 barrels per day. DIES IN TRUCK LODI, Ohio (UPO - Dale BryLOCAL TEMPS ant, 44, Brunswick, was kUled The temperature in Pomeroy's Thursday when his pickup truek downtown business district at struck a guard rail on Ohio 421 11:05 a.m. today was 66 degrees near here and overturned. uOOer sunny skies. _...,._ J.;a;;&l «....,_ AwML , ,.... ,...., 1 us+·' ,,J W"--- -- Christian pilgrims from the United States and many other nations commemorated with solemnity this Good Friday, marking the day on which Christ died by crudfixion roughly 2,000 years ago. Scores of the faithful moved slowly along the Via Dolorosa, or Way of Sorrows, stopping at each of the 14 stations or the cross al'li finally arri 'ling at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. The church marks the slt.e where Jesus was believed entombed, and from which scripture proclaims he arose three days later. The church Is in the old city of Jerusalem, as Is the Wallir~ Wall, in Arab haOO.s untillsrael occupied Eastern Jerusalem in the Middle East war two years i1 GIFTS OF Remembrance For : EASTER I Best friend a taxpayer has ! I I I lntpirotionaiBoolc.s Pursel, Jewelry I I It's one of our checks that you've made payable to the Internal Revenue Service for your '68 taxes. Why? Because when we return it to you, cancelled, It automatically becomes your undeniable easy-to-find proof of payment ... for years to come. Another advantage of having a checking account at this Full Service bankl I MIDDLEPORT I' "'FLOWER TOWN ~ located In the former -tWboleoale CO. liodldiJV II lilt of NCII'Ih 5ec:ond aad Rullard In Middleport, wenod Ita doors to the pd>Ue at noon Thuradly. The ,_ bualneaa leo!Una artlflelal and uve noweraaed glassware. Pl.etured are several customers eheokI~W out their purchases at lhe sales counter. S:.,, Servine Meies County for over 97 years . • • Federal Resa-ve System .'!'' ~Member Federal Deposit Insurance CorporoHon , All Aocounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 FRIDAY NIGHTS 5TO 7 PM lnveltlgated a minor two ear eolllo!on at 12:25 p.til. Friday on state St., In front ol the Gallla County Dlstrlet u. bl'tll7. Pollee aald Gall J. Russell, 51, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, headed IIOUtheast, polled up one ear length ahead Gl a parked ear driven by Hszel L. Holley, 40, Rt. 1 North· up, who wss preparing to leave the park. In& space. When Mrs. Holley pulled out Into the line ol trame, according to pollee, her car struck the rear bumper at lhe RuseeU Ctll'. There wai minor damaBI! to the Holl«Y ear. No ooe waa illjnoed and no eharae Pollee eltsd Nancy L, Leaoe, 17, ol 24 EYIDB Hta., to Gallla C<>uncy Juvenile COort on a eharae of faUure to yield the right Gl ...., Iller an aecldant at 12:25 p.m. Fri. da.y . at the American Wash & FU~ Second and Pine. omcers sold Mia• Lease was preparIng to leave the ;.utomaUe ear wash room and let her ear ron torward. The Lease Ctll' struck a patalng ear driven by Ethel J!!witt, 48, Rt. 2 Bidwell. There was minor damage to - vehlelea. No one wao In· menu meant for everyone's taste. • • Open Every Evenint Except Sunday • • Danclne to Ll;e lluslc Weekends._• • Air Conditioned • i for 1 solid-state dependability, and fast. at· home service the differ· ..caYr~ety iUntcl ~ , , T~ Ynnr "--f•.-,.. Chlnrenllt •. · All82 ch•nnel uHF; VHf • tasy. _ However; repairs on a .Ouasa~ · 5hOU ldbe f ew. · · lt'saii•AI''" ltlte• ' o1tV ru· IKC81)1 for the rectifier aflil .pic:' . . ·~--------- e • i·: . · . ,,_ ,., . ·t . . r . . on •arrival ot !Ill 'Pl. 1'111- Fire lit· ,.-~ Ten pr.man and lJ!II! ~ a.. ' mall reDIIbled il.iht Ml IDr .. hour lit- e .······························································~.· . '. ter·arrlvliemlllt IMIIill'. MIDDLEPORT - The only thing left to do lhll m0111ing before launch ol the 1969 MldciliJIOrt-Pomeroy 11otary Club Easter Ea !bit lo to Jill Cllt the ego, Rotarian• lllld YOiuntser of Midclleport will meet at 12:80 p.m. loda.Y at tile llltllloijlal ~· to P!'r!Otm Iiiii task ailtl bncit !Minoelvaa tar an Ollpe~ IOQ 10 600 eldldren' Gl elomentary ·..hool qa - moD:r escorted by pa.renta - who will find tiS btlsf1tl1 <olored "ega" 1n willeh wiU ba DOtal tslllng the finders - IhQ' mt,y obtain ea!lll or other prlz. ••• '!be liP will be 11!1111< material. Rtpt' time Ia 2 p.m. .fi'eeedlng It"->' a fflr. toddl•~• l!IU ~11111111: iif. leNIIIP In !lllfllluMo 7 .• • Cf4rl Q:miQ- nrem• "'"' nn. ·~eorclllil fl) ~ .. 111!11 aut • _ pap · l'f!la- ~ e , ~I e -~- Put OUt Fare PLEASANt' - · l'lllolblo ~ ..._, ~ wat avoided ftlda.Y lllilbt o11out 8!1$ . p.m. by the qulek aetloii Gl Cirelik. er . RaJ Carper who uled a llrden hoM to p« aut a lin tilat brake aut at lilt Pl. •• ,--------~W· ERNE.R ·.RADIO,. &1Y.--~----~---, IN. ~o AVE. · ·----~~-~-----~~~1_~-----~- .. --~!!l~:~!l!!•_o.J ... • , SERVICES ANNOUNCED PI'. PLEASANt' - Semeeo for Wal. ter Chtll'les Wtll'ren, who waa killed In an automobile ti11<ldent Thur...., nigh~ wUI be held at 2 p.m. !blda.Y at the Mobr.sts. vena Funeral Home with the Rev. Norville Wblts aGiolatlnil, Burial wUI be In &m. crest Cemetery. " ,lfl'. • tr• . o .. r•n~Hriot••IIGuflttneutrantee oflO. dt!Wi,Y of oif,; "-' ·~.; · •I .l'll' ~•!e'•· L•bOr•nd transportnttUnell· ul'd nUilled to MOKIIOIIII within ten ~O , • •' your · ... ,...._,. T•lltt...., All Prrtt rh•t '" Drlilf\111 Owtltf lut~ftnlH COvtlf1 frH til· · cttat~~t.or Qpjk of ,.;tn pt'Ovef't delec· . · t~ln notfT'IIII.u_,, Aftn"'fdtnrou,e. tetl· • • • ';;, 1 • Coblnot atylo by Qroql • Eoay flM tl!nlng with alight. WKin It iooa out. l!lcturt ia e !: ~~~~-· vict~,imllketu~.arednigned: • to work whh9ut burning theme· • selves oui. Sp you get years of· ·• dependable lelViC~. : '"'·""'"* diago~tly; 285aq •.In.l POMEROY - Speelallsta from the ohio Department or Slats Peraomel will visit two area high schools this spring to slve clerical tssts to Interested sonlora. Testa wUI be given tor elerk-atenographer and elerk-l;yplst poaiUons. Students who pau the elvU service teats will be plac:ed on eUJ!Ihlllty lists which ean be used by state or county _,cles lor employment Jllrposes GALLIPOLIS - ··i•.• • 23-in. plctura Teams to Schools The apeclallsto will visit Meigs High School In Middleport ... April 10 and Gallis AeadeJJIJ In Gallipolis on April 30, The !lalllpolls Kiwanis Egg mart will alii -....r In lilt Public lQI&re, begin.... at 1:30 thla afternoon. ':tone Brown, chairman, aald the hunt Wlil be conclucled In two aae dlvialono .:.!: olx and under, and alx and over. All ojty and .....,cy cldltlren are ellllble to ~lpata. IPacla1 prlzea wUI be pr.. H!!ted 111 s2 wtmera. , ;., 'i.-;1..111•· belllhl~~~t nr~ w&• ~ by ·ian; , • . . .uoj .. lmitlll!kiil ••. lllil*. ' to 60 aooth. Clear and <001 tJW In 30a or low 40a Moada,y (I • Ui • I :..; Gallipolis-Point Pleuant " ,._, .; ) : { ~ rr , I • ·.-1 ,;: ' . 1: (-.. .IliaD. . ~~~: ' ,' •. ."' ' Nearly 2,000 tons of materials are stored at the construction site to be used by AUie<l Structural steel Co., of Hammond, Ind., which will erect the superstructure, Dorsey said. West Virginia and Ohio hlgbwa,y depart. menta, showing unusual cooperation early In 1968 !oUowlng collapse ol lhe Silver Bridge, set late this year as Ule deadline lor -"'ng of the new bridge that will cmnect Heoderson, W, Va. wilh Ohio about a half-mile sooth of lhe old bridge site. Completion date of the bridge has not been estabUshed, specifically, however. Last winter a coffer dam for pler work coUapoed during a season ol hlsh water, delll)'ing for a time work on It A 8lrll<e by trade unionists about the same Ume eause<l additional delay. There have been sugpstl.ons at early Is Speaker Auto Skids into Ditch Pr. PLEASANT - The Mason Coon\Y Sherl!f'a Department reported lnvest!gatioo of an aeelllent at 6:30 a.m. saturday seven mUes sooth Gl the elt.Y 011 State Route 17, near the John Oshel !arm. Earlen Jeffers, 45, Columl:lls, lost control ol his car which skidded off the road Into a ditch. Damage was eatlmaled at $40(1 . thia~er. ~· third 11111111 Eatiler d cooler Sunda,y. High 40 to .,J .; J C) Lewis Davis State Will Send -~filed. • m1ni 0 POINT PLEASANT, W, Va. (IJP0 - Constractlon or a rour.J.ane bridge over the Ohlo Rber at nearby Henderson, to replace the Silver Bridge, is progressing l'&pidly, the state Road COmmission said saturday. The Silver Bridge collapsed on Dec~ 15, 1967, killing 46 per5011&, John T, (Jack) Dorsey, area engineer for the SRC, said recent ideal weather conditions have aided in construction work on the bridge. Dorsey said he expects the pier on the West VIrginia side o! the river to be oomple\ed by lhe middle of next month. The pl.er on the Ohio side is expected to be completed by JUne. t::onatruetlon o! the land piers on· sides Is finlshe<l while work oo lhe two approaches to the $13 mlllloo spao Is nearing completion. tsr Sea11011 11m a day early at a Satur. day aftsrtloon hunt at the Public use Faclllty, OVer 650 eggs and 320 other eancly treats were made available for tile event that drew several hundred youngtltsrs. Top prize was a $5 biU while numerous other cash and gift awards, Including larae baskets at candy, were presented. The pre-schoolers above seem to be trying to determine where to search next. wlrlle In the picture at rlgh~ Mayor Da.vton Ra,ynes cheekl the eggs found by Mary MulUna. Town Recorder L<ttle Jenks, who pla,ye<l a big role In organizing I h e even~ distributed the prizes. ~Uee "' 1 ( . , _-. . ' c' PRICE TEN CENTS od Weather Favoring Rapid Bridge Progress _ .....RQNl'!Nii BOOS· - ,.. ·~ til Mi.aon illrollih age 12 OI\IOYed lbe Eas- tox!Cited. : snap-in ~. SlJNDA Y, APRIL 6. 1969 ' · Behind the two ~ eara, Henry lloaa, ,7, of 716 Third Ave., failed to stq> aoc1 hill eer struek the back o1 tho Sowards ear forcing It Into' tile back Gl ~111tier1 Vfble,. le. Thera was moderats damage to tlie Saun. dlra ear and heavy to the Clther two veblclei. Pllllee died Jless to Gallipolis !4mlclpal COorl 011 a eharga ol driving wlrlle ln- Weather t-') • {.) ·-! ~: . THREE SECTIONS Pomeroy-Middleport dina!. by NIOI OROLA-® • • e VOL. IV NO.' 10 o Ul ~ 28 PAGES Jured. • tion. tmts Lord B,yron eald, ''Fome Ia . Pllllee aald Mlas Davio hod stopped behind another ear driven by c. Donovan ~rs, 30, Rt. 1 (la!Upolls, both <111'1 itopped, headed norlheeat, at the traffic linery 1 skirt& ... on the Zrd floor. And lingerie, harrJtass, scarfs, hosiery, tourw:latlon garments, gloves ••• on the lit door. I We invire you to sample our ercelle~t cuisine fealuring steaks, chops, seafoods, chicken, ~~~~~ dinners (or the entire family. Plus a sandWICh - treated. sweaters, blouses, mtl- I •. 3~>4-6682 ROY i:n ad followers were telli~W a deliberate lie when lhey 511Id He had been raised from death by an act of God. And &1\Y such Ideo contradicts all that we know about human rBture.. As New Testament historian Daniel P. Fuller has pointed out, the Disciples "preached the risen Jesus at the risk of their lives" and umen do not risk their Jives for what they knoW to be a fraud. •' Quite Clear It is quite clear In the Gospels that the Disciples them11 • I ..-< GALLIPOLIS - One person wss lnJur. In a three car rear end eolllslon at • :26 p.m. Frlda,y on Second Ave., below Locust St., aeeordlng fD elty pollee. ' PatriciA M. Sowards, 20, COlumbus, owner. and passenger In I ear driven by Rosalea Davis, 18, Crown Clt.Y, suffered a whip. lAsh neck iriJury but was not lmmedlatell' You'll find excellent selections lor everything you need to be properly attired this Esoter, .. , coats, suits, dresses, • WELLSTOM, OHIO "!' . never wapld }aw bi.Hd ~ vlnced by the 011\11)' TCIIItb alone that Jeausl..t r - to lite. '!'hey belle* lri ai. ResurrecUon only becailae the7 saw Jesus and lalkod wilh Hila, not once, but on 1nulneroua oeeaslons following llta!lealh.. The oldest wrlttsn recwd f1l Jesus appearance to His Dl.. clpleo II found In a letter willeh the 1\postle Paul wrote to the ehureh In Corinth about A.D. 56. In it he eatalosued the pOa&l!e who had seen the risen Jeq: Firs~ Peter; then all tilt Apostles; then umme thaD 500 of His !ollowers at -•· moat (COntinued oo Page 18) What's wrong with the stolen.. body lheory? lis basic !allaey Is thot lt would mean that Jeous' + iici AT ELBERFELDS : . Thoughts ':/ One Injured In Collision On 2nd Ave. OUTFIT • WEST BROADWAY I Select Your New i•.• It was obvious!)' in the Interests of the Jewish and Roman authoriUes to spike this story. And they could have done so, quickly and condusively, simply by showing that Jesus' body was aUU In t.he tomb. Their !allure fD employ this pertect refutation strongly suggests that they were lDl8ble to produce lhe botly. or course, an empty tomb does not by itself mean that Its occupant has r,eturned to life. The botly could have been secretly removed by Jesus' followers to give credence to their preaching of a resurrec- Devoted To The Greater Middle Ohio Valley OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9 • God might Intervene in the operation of nature to raise a dead man fD life. But however congenial it may be to the mind-set . of our age, the concept of a purely spiritual resurrection is difficult to square with the historical facts as we know them, not only from the New Testament but from other sources. Clearly Established It is clearly established history that within a short time after Jesus' crucirixion, his Disciples began to proclaim that He had risen from the grave. And they made the claim publicly in Jerusalem. the lhlral ot youth." News•.. in Briefs ELBERFELDS IN nonsense. In our time, some disti...,. ¥U~shed Christian theologians have viewed the story or the emp\Y tomb as a mythological pro.Jectloo or lhe Disciples' belle! that Jeoua hod triiDIIphed over death. According to this view, Jesus' body remained in the tomb and evenluall,y rotted awa,y like all other human bodies. When the Disciples proclaimed his' return from death, they meant only that He had come to lite again in their minds aOO hearts. 'l'tds "demythologized" inter· pretation has great appeal tor all who find themselves unable to accept the posslblll\Y that the Sabbath was over. Esrly Sunday morning, whlle It was still dark. three women who had been tollowers or Jesus set out lor the tomb to embalm his bod.)', They arrived just at sunrise. The stone had been rolled awl,! from the entraoee. The tomb was empty, Ha~ to Believe That Ia the story lite New Testament G01111ela teU. II you nm It hard to believe, so did the people who !lrat heard it. When the terrified women ran back to the house in Jerusalem, where many of Jesus' male disciples were in hiding, their report was at first dismissed as I !· • ACCIDENT REPORTED POINT PLEASANT - CIIY P<>Uce reported an accident at 11 a.m. Thursday at the intersec(ecnl• freon pap 1) tloo of Poplar Street and North Main In whleh Phyliss Smilh, 47, meeti~W• held by the JJemocraUe Republic o! (North) Vletram 102 Marietta Street, local, mak· ~~ either lhe Unltiod Slats& or Soulh Vletnam,o " the spokesman said. ing a turn onto N. Main !rom The Viet Cong statement came in response to U.S. Defense Sec· Poplar, was struck by Ralph E. relar Melvin R. Laird's comments Thursday In Washington that Thomas, 19, ot Point Pleasant. uout:lde talks are going rorward" regardlng Vietnam peace negotia· There were no injuries and no tloos. citations. Damage was estimatGOP anti-ABM system another "Edsel" ed at $350. DAYTON - REPUBI.JCAN OPPONENTS OF THE PROPOSED AnU-BaiUaUe Missile system said Thurodi.Y the ABM would be obsoTO CLEAN UP HOUSE lete before It waa bull~ Pointing to an exhibit of the scrapped XB-70 The Meigs county Fox Hunters bomber at the Wright ~ Patterson Air Force Base muaeum here, A88n. wiU meet at 7,30 p.m. Sen&. Chorles E. GootleU, J!.N. Y. , and Marlow W. COok, R-Ky., said Saturday at their elub house on the ADM could be the next "Edsel of the air." Easle Ridge to clean up lhe elub "WUI It coat us bUUooa wllh out adding fD lhe 111Uon's seeurl• house. All members are urged ' ty? We think It wlll," the senatora said. "It Ia going to be another to attend. Refreshments wUI be dinasaur, obsolete before lt is built.'' served. : Southeastern Ohio's Newest & Finest RESTAURANT & PARTY ROOM World or Relll!lon By LOUIS CASSELS UP! Rellgloo Wrltsr ot Nazareth was Jesua <ruellled on a Friday. Hla body was placed In a t.mb, which waa sealed wllh a large stone. The burial wu c(Jmpleled Jus! before sUndown, llie hour at ,'!lhlch the Sabbath omclall)' jlegan. The Jewish law• of sabbath obseriiOIICe alrletl)' forbode aey kind o! malllal labor, Including preparation of a corpse for entombment. So the Job of il.oolntlng Josua' botly with embalming 11111...- euatomarll)' performed by female relatives and friends- hod to walt untU • ••·······························································;•• •• •• •• • PO EROY NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND ! I I !il!l!l ago. The wall is revered as part vacancies for the first time ln years. or King Herod's Temple. CrOwds Mined The anermath of the 1967 war "Betore the war you would could be felt In Jerusalem even oot be able to see tho stone of on this religious day . Arab shopkeepers grumbled the sidewalk because of lhe crowds or people," one swvenlr at the absence of thousands of Christlan pilgrims from Arab shopkeeper lamented. The beginni~ or the elght.<lay countries who used to Oood the Passover holiday was marred Old City each Easter before the Thursday evening when a KI'OII' war. Other hundreds of would-be ot hlkers were shot at on the tourists from around the world El-Hamman section of lhe also stayed away, apparently Golan Heights. laraell officials aald one ofthe because or continuing Middle East tensions aOO recent hikers wea wourded and three earthquakes in the regiOIL can were damaged by the Several leading hotels In Old gunfire, which they uid came Jerunlem reported nwnerous freon Jordanian territory. In Vatican CI\Y, Pope Paul VI grieved over dlaeord within the CELEBRATES BmTHDAY Raman Calholle Church as weD HARTFORD, W, Va. - Mrs. Okey B. Roush was honored •• fir the death or Jesua. He caUed attsntlon to lhe March 30 wilh a surprise birthturmoll, which he descn'bed as day dinner given by her nloee, ·"almost schismatic ferment" at Mlaa Audre,y Blesalng of Hertford. She was pre8fl'lled with his 1ofauncly Thuradly Maaa. two love!)' birthda.Y cakes, several gifts, and reeelved many cards !rom frlenda. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ()key Rouah, Mrs. May Fisher, end Mrs. Garnett Chapman, all of Letart; Mra. Allee Wat8011 ol AkrjJn; M r 1. Rhoda Yeager of MAson; Mra. carrie Judson ol HarUord; BIU Welpnd of ~lnt Pleuant. and the hostess, Mlaa Bleaslng. J L------------ I BOOK STORE The Story, as tbe Gospels Tell It . Resurrection in Fact Squares with Historical Realilj. Pilgrims Commemorate Crucifixion JERUSALEM (UP0- In this city that both consider holy, Christians trudged the traditional path over which Jesus bore His cross and J ews offered Passover prayers at the Wailing Wall toda.v. "::.""!. Mrs. carl J, Duekworlll. 69, ol1811 Wooilland Drive, COihoeICII, dleil Tllirodi.Y mom!~ In Ulllverolty Hoajital at CoiWDllla - e she bod been a patient olnee Febr1!117. Mrl. atormer ...... 1c1ent of Molp COUnty, wao bora Jll;y 17, 1899 at Balllwt, t h o dauabter ol tho Iats JoiOIIh and Birbara Bartle Frederick. She wu al110 preceded In death by a James Jooeph. She married Carl J. DucklOirth 111 Dee. '17, 1921, Shewaumem.. ber ol the Grace United l!felhodlst Church, COsboeton; a life , BRUCE DAVIS member ol the wscs of ptseao NEW MARSHALL - Bruce Methodlat Clllreh, Otseao, Ohio, Davis wasiiJliiOinted this week and a 45,yoar mernlier ·of the D by Rutland couneU as n e w ol A Gl !;yraeuse, Meigs Counl;y. marshall of tile vlllage a n d She Is SU1'Yived by her husotreet maintenance superinten- band; a daughter, Mrs. James dent following the resignation (Pauline) Qdnaler, Lancaster; of John TUllo who had ·served three sranclchll!lren, Stephen, MIIn that eapaeU~· lhe past eight ami Unlverolty at Oxford; Baryearo. Tillis will eontlrue as bara and Kltt;y, Lancaster; a Meigs C<>uncy Deputy Sherur. brother, Henry Frederick, West- Sentloel Photo. ervUie, aocl several nieces and nephews, Funeral services wiU be held &mday at 3 p.m. from the EwIng FWIOl'al Home. F101eral wiU be In Letarl Falls. Frlando may call at the Dawson Funeral Home PT. PLEASANT - Walter In COshocton this evening from Charles Warren, 55, of 2505 Jef- 7 fD 9 and at Ewing Chapel Satferson. Ave., was killed Thursday urda,y from 7 to 9. about 5:15p.m., in anautomoblle accident near Ansted, W. Va. ANNOUNCE SERVICE Mr. Warren, a boilermaker SWU'ise services wUI be held with the Union Boiler Co., aOO at 6 a.m. Stmday at lhe MiddleCarbide Metal Plant, Alloy, W. port Church of Christ. A brook· Va., was returning horne Cram last wUI be served !oUowlog lhe work when he failed to get around a curve. The auto went over .a service by men or the Home mountain side between Alloy all:! Builders Class. There will be no charge, but an offering will be Ansted. State Pollee notifie<l lhe looal taken at breakfast. officials, who in turn informed Mrs. Warren or the tragedy late last nigh~ ARREST REPORTED Mr. Warren was born in AnPomeroy pollee reported the sted, W. VL, on April 5, 1914, arrest o1 Richard Peyton, 22, son of the late Blanthe Welch Pomeroy, on a speeding charge. Warren, HuntingtOn, aOO the Jate Peyton is scheduled to appear Luther Warren. He was a mem- before Mayor Charles Logar ~ ber of the Ansted United Metho- rU 5, dist Church. He had resided in Pt. Pleasant lor the past 25 years. ton, and one sister, Mrs. MarSurviving in addition to hi s mother are his wife, Betty Hud- garet Ross, New York. One son Warren, Pt. Pleasantj two granddaughter survives, F\lner· daughters, Jill Warren and Mrs. al arrangements are incomplete. FrieOOs may call after 2 p, Joyce Kaufman, both at home. Two brothers, Luther J. War- m., Saturday at the Mohr • Ste.ren, Gwymas 1 Mexico aNi ~he v~ns Funeral Home In P~ Plea•· Rev. Paul A. Warren, Hunting- art. ou.-. THE POET'S CORNER paid, ' Mrs. Duckworth • • Dies Thursday GALLIPOLIS - Lewis Davis, a native o1 Jackson, will be the banquet apenker at the annual meeting ol lhe Federal Land Bank Assodatlon of Gallipolis at 6:30 p.m. In lhe Grace Melhudist Church Thureda,y. Davis spent 1; years In Ohio radio broadcasting before becoming Manager of Pobllc RelaDooa lor lhe Agricultural Division ol lhe Moosanto Company In St. Loula. On December 1, 1968, he was appointed A88lstant to lhe President ol The Feder. al Land Bank of Louisville. ll!:!eetlve April 1, 1969, he was elevated to work wllh all three Farm Credit Bank ol LoulsvUie, The Federal Land Bank, Fe<leral Intermediate Credit Bank, aocl the Louisville Bank lor Cooperatives. He will work In developing an expanded program at public and member relaUona for all three bankB. The Farm Credll Banks of Louisville now have over $1 bDllon 300 million In loans lEWIS DAVIS oustanc:U.ng to farmers in Ohio, llldiana, Kentuc!cy and Tennessee. Cl,yde B, Walker serves as manager or the Gallipolis Federal Land Bank Association. Bertlna Smeltzer is lhe office aaslstan~ The Gallipolis Association mskea 101111 term farm laona fD farmers In elsht Southeastern Ohio oounties. 1970 made In connec:tloo wilh the - lng of the new bridge. This past 110ek, er011'& have been buQ' on Ike Ohio side completing approaches to and from the bridge lanes to Oh1o 7, !hot winds along the river from GalllpoUs to Middleport, and lhat passes under lhe OhiD approach to the new bridge. I Bicycle Driven In Car's Front GALLIPOLIS - Patrlclf H. 11\jrller, 12, Columbus, vlaltlng wllll relatives near Jla. cine and In Middleport, was admlttstl to Veterans Memorlalllospltal, Flmteroy, Friday afternoon with a fractured 101 Iller he was struck by a car. His c:ondltim 1a report.. ed as satisfactory. The state lllshwa,y Patrol eald the aecloccurred at 4:10 p.m: Friday m Rt. 124, nlne-teoths ol a mile eaat Gl Racine. O!lleera reported that the boy rode hill bicycle In front ol a ear driven by Frank P, Holter, 75, Rt. 1 Racine. There was minor damage to the ear. No charge was filed against lhe driver. The Mellis CountY l'iteriJ!'s Dept. ualoted In the lnveatlgaUon. The patrol Investigated a ooe ear ac:clat 5:25p.m. Friday oo Rt. 5S4, nve and one-tenth mlles west ol Rt. 7. omcers said Fred Conkle, 60, Rt. 1 BidweD, headed west, attempted to overtake and pasa another vehicle but lost eontrol aDd his car went Into a dlteh. There wss II!Gderate damage to the ear. Galkle received a eut oo the face but was nat Immediately treated. The patrol cited Conkle Ill Galllpolla Municipal eoort ... eharps ol reekleas operation and no operator's Ueense. A doe deer was killed at 2:15 a.m. saturda.Y at the west and f1l the Rt. 3S bypass. O!flcers said lhe animal was otruek by a car driven by Herbert A. WeoUall, 25, Slsaonvllle, w. Va. There wsa llllar diiMp to the car. .. Walnut Log FarmBegunt~--*~*=R~---=-=--,~~·· . PlPrP~~.-toR:: =-:.~,: . . . . i Easter Customs Vary wal111t logs, a true hard-lo-iet Item theee da,ys. JI Ia a new type tree project here, and to our knowledge, Ia the first o! Its kind In Mason ComlY, perhaps oven In West VIrginia. IUs !arm Ia on Oltltolm Creek seven mllea from Pl Pleasant. It baa a narrow but ferllle strip ol bottom land lhroush Ita middle. When John COOper o1 the USDA SoU coo. servatlon Semce helped him make aeonser. vatlon plan four years ago, this land wao c:overed with sycamore, aim, 'box alder and walnut. Alter eonoultlng !IIIII Johnny J.clonq, sar. Foreatsr Gl the llepartment Gl Natural fteiiOUl'Ces, It 'Wao deeldeclto elear awa,y all lntl except the walnut. Burdelle hal done moat ol this, and has rePortecl that ke had released about 200 straight • stem walnut ~ · Moat Gl the trees are from lhree lnehea fD alght lneheo In diameter. He baa pruned all Gl lheoe to a 12-toot height and Ia plaa. nine to ftrtUbe 101110 Gl ·theJ!I. He alto . eut viMa ' wllicb 110re ollnalnl In 11111t17 tree&. Dil,a. will )le kOllt 011 srowth o1 the BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS- MUUoos of American ehllclren awoke early fDday, ran to the door and found a b~t Raster basket full ol colore<! 1GB, Jelly beena aocl ehoeolats rabbits left overnlsht by the Raster bunrly. Later toda.Y, after ehureh, parents or bigIV alsters aocl brothers will hide e111, outaide If the weather Is nlee, Inside I! It rains. )l the PhUippines, homeland ol Mr&. Mal lilmon, 155 First Avenue, Easter !lUldo,y ta tile climax ol a eolemn lloly Week. People plher In plana to bu.Y pleeeiJ)Odsandwateh prett.y UWe children In sparkling whits pa;. ratle thrCI1gh tho streets behlncl a rells!Cill -.e. " Mrs. Alexander Blrkle, wife of the &lperlntsndent of lhe Gallipolis state Institute, anatl\-e of Argentina, said Raster In her COOIItry Ia a "da,y of !...Utes eetllnil toaetber." ~ -m "'ee tne111 . ~~and~are-and-~~ .. have calored and ehoeolate ega. U11oally, 'Raster dlmer In Aralalllla emalsts Gl roa&t beef and 111111>. I It a 1111', lutiw time ol new elothea and fe.ti.)'IIIOI following F.rlda.Y, the Holy da.y, · ''DI.Y Gl Glory" Ia the wa.Y Barllll, CW>an.born wife Clf Dr. . ~~Ali:·~~;!;;5:E~ 1tojlorta \119~ QU,AUTY WI\J.SUT ,:. 11Gb- 1411, ~ l>ralestJOr· at • - r lhat log . ert llolriloitte• l~ft; andJilhnlll'· JFARM - r . ae~VI<!e ac~l~f ~turdiJ · "': '"'e .... ~ : loret\tii'J ii! W~it v~ii · !JtPt. o( N~tunr 'l• ~~- to ......, . ' R,IOilrcei, m~IUN!h'l~· . .• w'a!!iilt~ .: . ' wa~.. .. . t!: \ l ·,,. 1 ' •( I. 'ti_.'''' ,. ~ ·:.·;l'!$,~-~~f ·.·\~ .. ..~ ·u·• . ,r-:-r·,.j<\. ' ',;ifi4\ ,· m ,~ -,. ···.' ... ' 1 0' .. ';f'i·-·• ~ lng. Tb8ll on Sotardsy, they tlml brlllrt .... ors an<! celebrate In the stroeta wllh tlaaelng, Most sfllres aocl buolnoa- an cloMd Thureda,y and Friday before tile ' bollilo.J. Llbusa SlmPke. wife Gl Dr. Jan Slmloll," · <. • aliiO ... lhe llio Grande !acuity. tlllo born In Pr-. aid c11111lma Ill c..slovakla dHfer In tile ....ary to lilt cll,y, and In the !l!'st and weat. But In &IID01'a1. Ealllsi' Ia I "ilreot fUn" time. A Ume ·, YOIIIIi m• pa.y eourt to fiYoHd- - · en and people taka of Ill llollda.Y "' aet aut cC dlunai dtlellniDh,·..... ad¥....,. tJful ecuatry. r· • ,. . ;., ?..., • • , , . I Is a t1mo ~ _.,_ Yltillir~fif.., "full• tal!e• and~l. ~ •'<.{· ~u,ae •·~ ,, ··.}:!\ .·~ "On Eiil\sr llltlnda1 thtn ~ oht aaltl. ''Ever!'t!IIO II ~~~ :. :(t== � 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. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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