https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2cca8ed00f14e28be576088b733879d0.pdf b1b96974e09101535e0ce37531b74c93 PDF Text Text ..... ----·-· p!t!l'lll>ll~~~lllfllillflll!ll!ltilil!ll!llllllllllllllllllllllllll'810>.;1jllllfll!lliii~C'ON~>.l'll~.»~~;,..:;:~t..:-~~~~~<;t:·~~~~~lll!llll!l:<ll:llllillllnllllli'MIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIA ' -----....,OPEN 9:30 AM TO 9:00 PM•------- j," m:w camplnJ: experience·.•• This was lhc questloo posed by district scouting olftclals here Tuesday to conduct the first or a series ot tralnihg se'ssl9f1s preparatory to the armual da,y camp program for Meigs glrls. The camp has ll<'en scheduled the week or June 23.27 at Royal IJak Park. Registration tor the camp must be in to the leaders or troops by May 15. Permission slips rrom parents will be required. .John Johnson of Ravenswood and Jane Borger of Parkersburg EDYTHE Sl!l'I.ER were the training leaders for the meeting. Areas ot discussion were on emergency preparedness, ouldoor good manners, sani~onwhlch includes purifying water and steriUzing utenslls, establJshlng policy and standards for camping. Local leaders were also advised that as a safety feature, each scout mu11t have a health eertUicate before being permitted to swim. An outdoor training session wall announced Cor April 15, TuesMiss Edythe E. Shu I e r, da,y, Crom lO to 2 p.m. at Royal Olk Park. Athena and Wash~ngton daughter or Mr. and 1\.ITs. Earl County leaders will again be present Cor the training. Meigs County ~uler or Racine, has been asgirl scout leaders and day camp volunteer workers are a11ked to signed as communications agent report to the park at 9 a.m. for a Neighborhood I meeting preceding for Aeronautical Hadio, Inc. 5ile the training session. will be stationed at Chica~. Those attending are to take a jack kntre, a dip bag and utensils. Aeronautical Radio, Inc. is the The basic scouting skills or lashing, tool craft, and cooking will be communi('ation service organitaught. Advanced skills will be offered in training at Camp Sandy zation of the airline industry, Bend near Elizabeth, W. Va,, on April 29 and 30. operating and maintaining t h e POMEROY TROOP 61 message switching and data proM E.,~'TER PARTY WAS HELD Wednesday night for the girls cessing centers or the industry. of Pomeroy Troop 61 at the home of Mrs. Don Thomas, leader. Mist~ S1uler attended Southern Cupcakes and Kool-Aid were served and plastic eggs were given Local High School at Racine, as favors. Games were played with prizes being Won by Kim .Jones, completed the Weaver Airline Katrina Batey, Cindy Reedy, Jackie Carsey, Vicki Ho{(man, and PatPersonnel School's home study ty Heaton who also won the door prize. extension coorse, and was attendDay camp was discussed and Mrs. Pat Duf(y distributed t~e camp ing the resident school in Kansas City, tt.lissouri, when select- booklets. ed. SYR ~CUSE .nJNIOR 254 Favors for the spring district conference of the Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers will be made by members of the Syru-use Troop 254. &inday an Euler egg hunt was held at the home or Mrs. Paul Harris. Prizes were won by Kim Grueser, Bobbl Chapman and Ali sa Harris. Chocolate rabbits were given as favors. Tuesday night the girls led in the pledge oC allegiance and sang "This Is My Country" ~ "1\eed A Lift" , a bookofinfor~ mation on sources of scholar· at the ~racuse P.T.A. meeting, ships, has been placed in the Pom~ POMEROY BROW:.i!E TROOP 66 eroy Publi c Librar~ b) the junMEETlNG WEDNESDAY night at the Pomeroy Elementary ior auxiliarJ members of Drew School, members of Troop 66 were guests for a surprise birthday Webster Post 39, American Leparty honorlng Stephanie Rought, daughter of Mrs. Gerald ·Rought. gion. Cupcakes, ice cream and Cokes were served by Mrs. Rou~t. The book, recognized as one or Girls at the part;y were Kim Batey, Jill Baity, CathY Blaettnar, !i!the most complete sources of insan Burns, Kelly Clelland, Marcia Dillard, Rhonda Hudson, Kim formation on scholarships availKrautter, Cindy McKinney, Judy Pugh, Jane Sisson, Peg Smith, able to the veterans, the AmeriMelod,y .lflouifer, Kim Taylor, Teresa Taylor. Janet VanVranken, can Legion member a..-.:1 the nonveteran student, v.·as given to the Susan Wright and Nita Ruschell. Other guests, Kelly and Jeri Rought library in observance of the and Scottie McKinney. Plans were discussed for the rl,yup ceremony to take place in Legion's Child Welrare ~onth. April is set aside to observe early May. The Brownies will go into the junior troops or Mrs. Paul child well"arc work or the Legion. Chapman and Mrs. Pat DufCy. Miss Shuler is Airlines Agent . Jr. Auxiliary While They Last - Half Price M.liGS THEATIE Fri., Sat. & Sun., April 11·12-13 DOUIII 11.\IUU PIOG&AM c.utlon: This motion picture •hook! M kept oul oftM rQCit of chlldiYHt I IEIIID- PWI - COLOR JIIIIIII/VWIIMICHAii!.. KAR!.MALDEN CAINE "BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN" ''• 1 • • :giant advant:oi:l on a broad l'roJL .J pcr.,..lly think It woold hue been a gre•t mi11take to let quickly; the Gorman• wOOIId 1.- ; · their VICI.ol') in N~ndy. 11 M)' views. havll Orten been gtven time. lO f'Q~r, odour . e~tesstod; they have never a.dvam:e would poter .out; t.M .::, war would go on Into 1945, will! :; ,·. e~nged," Montgomc~ writes. J<;isenhowcr did not agree. lie said the whole Allied line must advance on a bread front, (rom Switzerlal¥1 to lhe North Sea, until the sitaation became clear. I pointed out that our logistic resources could not nourish such movemenL We would ,., be strong el'tOlJI"" sive resulta 11 .. \ \ '""' '· en tine!\: > an that wool~ eotall pollticolb' > ViH•viS the llusolans anan.tlW ; '· ·. frcxn the East; the ID!ftialll : >·· Joss · or ure would be le\'llt'&'' The main text of the 144-pqe !•PI-American llerltage 'IOiume was written by Kennotil !;, Dalds, historian and "riter d earlier books on ElseniiOWer ard Adlai Stevenson. Weather • Clear and cool wli11 oeolteroll · rrost tonight. LoWs In tile ._. · 20& and the low 30& north and 30 tD 40 IIOUIIl. ~and warmer~. ' .• Small Group Women's Sweaters POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO yOL. XXI NO. 247 Slipove" and Coot Sweater>. Regular $6.95 to $12.95. While They Last $3.00 Vo11 &hould stop In on the 1st floor In th busy Mens ond Boys O.portment. s.. the big .. lectlon of Mens Short Sle•"• Sport ond Dre11 Shlr1s, all orronged for "' easy ut•ctlon. All sit.. &mall (1.&-U}IJ)/ medi11Jn 5·15)S), large 116-16)')) and •11tro Iorge 16-16~). ld1 , plaids, checlc&, &trip ... R•gulor and button down collar&. Tapered and non tapet"ed. All •-ceUent YO I u.s . ~ Just Unpacked-Anoth., Bit Shipment of Womens Laura •• Blouses DRESS BLOUSES AND SLACK TOP BLOUSES In all sizes. Regular and extra large . Now is a good time to buy mens and boys Walk Shorts. Selections are best. All 1i1es from 28 to 44 Mens and from 6 to 20 in boys. Topered with the ivy look or fuller cut Low income rental housing, vocational training and re-train~~. landfill dump facilities and beller highways headed a list or goals si'KI needs in Meigs County ror the 1970s Thursday night according to local leaders. llarold Carnahan, chairman or the executl ve committee or lhe Coonty Regional Planning Com- shorts for the more conservative men. Be sure to see thue and buy what you wont now. --~-~:-------1 Better PIERCED EARRINGS 7.00 1/2 Shelf Liner Sale Gives long lasting service. Lies flat. ·22" wide lang. Beautiful colors. JC FRIDAY, APRIL 11, 1969 TEN CENTS Housing, Vo-ed, Highways On Meigs' Most Needed List Some are slightly soiled. About 60 to sell. 12W mlttee, presided over the meetIng held in the dining room ot the Meigs County Home on Mulberry Heights ln Pomeroy. The Meigs County Resource Developmert Committee, chaired by Thereon .Johnson, co-sponsored the meeting. Overall purpose or the meeting was to U)XIate a county com- retraini~, landfill dump facili· ties ard better transportation facilities. A committee of Mr. Johnson, W, Va. A. H. Knight and Edson Roush It was generaUy agreed that also was appointed to meet with primary needs Caclng the county the county tax commission to in the near future, are In the study the local tax structure. direction of low-income rental It was pointed out that the apparhoose, vocational training an:l ent high valuatioo of real pro- prehensive report for submission to the Eastern Area Office of the orOce of Economic De...,top.. ment Administration, Huntington. Values to Thi• Sole Only . . .. . ... Saxbe Pulls Out of Junket Price Homorenized Spred Salin Motte tlot Latex Wall Point 7.95 Gallon• ............................. Sole 6.110 2.45 Quarts ................................ Solo 2.00 Polyureiliine Plastic Ftorenamel 2.00 Quort 3.15 Spred Latex Semi-Gloss Enamel •••••• 2.30 quart Gloss While Four Hour Enamel •••••• .1.30 quart •n ALUMINUM Bed Pillows Come in and select your Swim Suil this week. In the Ready To ~ear department on the 2nd Floor. Just Unpacked Another Shipment of IWhit! Swan :?. So we DeVoted To '1M lnterfllll Of '1M Meigs· MUIOII Area • Sale Prices On Our Entire Stock ~ or stat!. \ at y The largest recorded JI'<)Wld tungus was a tpeclmen ~ Ute put! ball, whicb was Uve feet Cou.r Inches ioog, Cour.feet !five Inches wide, and 9 and onejhalf Inches tall. Amcrl<..in chief• Money lave his way. Suppose they had hit him in the Oanil with the 26 divisions they hit us With in the ltuhr? 11l~y'd have ruined him. 11 lllatorlans Wlll Argoe Montgomery conceded that historians will argue ror years needed some ba.CidJW on lt. and about the prq,er sLrateg,y ror he finally gat lt rn:m lhe the Western Allies tollowing • -1 Now You Know To~t advantage of the 10le prices now on all Glidden Paints in the Housewares department on the main floor. Carried Out The F.aster stor~ in medltaUons and music hi~H~tl'd Slindll,) seni<.:c!:! at the Hemlock Gro1o·e Christian C:lmrt·h, The prOJ-:ram "·a~ pt·cscnledby the youth at the cn•ning sefvicc. Sunrise sen icc al $;30 a.m. was held b~ candlell~.thl with the wor· ship at 9;:)0 a. m. bcin,.: conduct.. cd by ~r• .James Smith, pastor. Sundas School · ~· a:-~ attcnd\.>d b) lll.'l Pl'I"Son~. hi& m01t dlrtlcult one. . _,.'"A.nqthor crucial decision;• B(ldley adds, 41 WII whethe'r ....ef not we wore golrw to let fo!lrigqonery make one silwJe thrust oorlh or the I!Oihr toward Berlin. . lke was under terrlflc pre11uro frcxn the Drltloh to lot Money go It alone, and he loo!k a long time to make that decision, I think he felt Montgamery was wrong b-orn the first_ but he tions in Alaska because he felt phy, R-eali~, cleParted the tour it had turned Into a pubUdty 24 hours after It started. Chairman Edwerd M. Kenstunt. J· ' ADVANCE TICKETS for the 1969 Miss Southern Ohio Pageant to he held saturdah April 26, nedy, D-Mass., denied the 3,00GSaAte, and Sens. HefU'y Bell"at the MeiKO Junior High School at Pomeroy were placed on sale Thursday, Above Mrs. Ralph mon. R-Okla., and George Mur- mUe inspection tour was a~ !welker leaves tlcketa to be sold at the Swisher and Lohse Drug Store in Pomeroy with Pharmalicicy- stunt ai'KI said "the probo Kenneth McCullough. Mrs. Welker ls serving as 'co-general chairman for the 1969 pageant on !em of Indian edU<aUon, health or XI Gamma Mu Chapter or Bets Sigma Phi Sororicy. Other locations at which advance and lack . of opportunity knoria ror sale at a reduced price, may be purc~sed are N!w York Clothing House, Pomeroy; no par\l.sanahip.'' • Vllu Market In Baelnt, and at Bahr Clothier ond Qut!Oti'I.Druga In Middleport. ''·.~.-~•. , ; .... ' .. , . . ·-... , "'";_ ,. ·.· Saxbe, In a st&-t· ret.oied . ' . . lhrOIIIIII his office here, said he left the tour ' 4because 1 Celt this waa a staged-managed scenar.. . Io'" that was "a bumiUatlng exFederal Income tax reillm perience ror those Eskimos with •alling for • refund~. mailed, PT. PLEASANT - Consider. the picket line, resulting in a all those people trooplf18 through the taxpayer either has his able progress is believed to have shutdown• yesterdJlY. The work- their hogans." ebeek or a letter explaining u1 don't blame Kemed)r. He been made toward reaching an era In Parkersburg belong to WhY It Is ~ld UJi; Paul A, agreement In the Quality Mfg. another union, tl*! Ama.lgamat- treated me fine," Se.xbe sahL Schuster. ~ktrlet '!Jirector or Co. strike, Internal R!Yenue for SOUthern ~a. Clothing Wo~r~ers or Arner· "I don't think Kennedy was any . more aware or the goings on Another session was scheduled Ohio, aald.i>daY. ' ( Twenty • nine Rio Grande than artVone else. Union spokes en added lllat tor 7:30a.m. toda,y. For thiS}reason; a taxpayer Mrs. VIrginia Falin, 74, Rl Ccih!p students were "I'OIIrl· ••J just rebel at the whole work rrom the alley COmpany Martin Vest, stale Director o( his nilt heard allout hi1 I, Rutland, died Thursday In ...meet" Thur~day nlsht In Chil· who idea of humlllatlng those Eskl· Virginia, Upper South Depart. had been divert to the Reoai I r&,ult ot their par• rel\lnd sbould · watt ten weeks - Veterans Memorlalllospita.l. ~e mos this way," he added. ment, International Ladles Gar- mar plant. An reement was 1191patipn In an Ulegal demon- before writing ms. By walling was preceded in death by her ment Workers Union, (ILGWA), reached with t management usame of the committee start husband, George, and a daughatraUon at Rio Grenda College IIIII length of time, most tax. said Thursday night a long ses. and the employ~s at Renmar running the show want to Amer!>O.Yera ~I nQd tllelr Inquiry ter, Margaret. on Mareh 18. not to perform work for t h e icanize the natives to the point said. She Is survived by 10 daughters slcln ofnegotlaUng ThursdiiJ' rrom They ~were amorw 40 Rio stu· unnecesaary, Schuster . Qualley, since t workers there where there' a nothing le(t oi and two aons, Mrs. Medgle Da· 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. wilh the of!! • 411)11 c~arged In the Incident who a shoW of good their orlgirm.l culture. I was just clals of the Quality Manulactur. were on strike. vis and Mrs, Bertha Baldwin, appoored t..rore the college fallll, Renmar ljemoved 600 ooz- fed up." ' . both or Sharon, W. Va.j Mrs. ing Co. produced "quite a bit of baird •I trustees. progress," en dresses troln Its machines, HOWEVER, Etlward J. Orlett, Evelyn Jeffer~, Miami, W, V&.i At the recommendaUon or the U was reported.' Da,yton, Ohio, state chairman ot He said ''It look• like we rna,y Mrs. Irene Curtis, Rutland; Mrs. dlletplll•ry committee or the "In a show I>! wtlon solider- the Ohio Junior Chamher of ComBetty Knopp, Uhrichsville; Mrs. be able to conclude an agreement coUege,1 the board of trustees tty, members rt ACWA In J>ark. merce Operation Opportunity Janet Bing, and Mrs. Gertrude soon." extme~ 10 students. An elected negotlatingcommlt- ersturg have rtrused to work on project, said Saxbe was playing Smith, Wooster; Mrs. Goldie BaTwenty • nine stlllenl!, round tee 0{ Quality Manufacturing co. Quality ""rk. nowlng now that polities by leaving the tour. ahan, Rt. 1, Coolvllle, and Mrs. pilty of "partlclpatlrw In an ll· "I am shoched and disgusted employees, Martha Cochran, Vir- Qualley Is on strike," said Vest. Seventeen Meigs Coont;y men Josephine Tyree, Rt. 1, RutJepl demonstration" - ~on The ILGW A bf Point Pleaaant at your partlaan political petu. ginia llotland and Eleanor CObb, sh; recj>mmendation of tile dls- have been Invited tD attend the land, and sons Rodnte, Jackson- has been a81i&ting Vest In the ne- has relllO'/ed fhe WormaUonol 1an<e on the Alaakan s t u d y cfPU•ry committee - were Columbia Gas i!fatem SOUtheast- ville, Fla., and Grant, of Twin gotiating session, lt was disclos- picket line from Renmar and tour·, " satd Orlett ln a telegram :f!"'''timanded for their heha· ern Quarter Century Club ban- Branch, W. Va. Also surviving ed. that colnpany Is doing business to SUbe. quet Wednesday, May 7, st tile 81'e 55 grandchildren and 40 Yl.ar " . Union spokesmen said 18 wtagain today, Vest Indicated. ' One student was _placed onpro- American LegiOn Hall In Lan- great-grandchildren. "Ma.l' I IIUBPBI you realm> lon employees of Qualley Mfg., An mrtelal ol the Quality Mfg. :rour seat '"' the Indian EducaFuneral services will he bold bltlon ~~ a result or the demon,. caster. went tD Partlersburg Thursday co. when aaked Thursday nisht, tim !lJbcommlttee tD make room Tho.Y are llqyle W, Sargont, SOIIIrdaY at 10 a.m. at tile Ruta'!ration: to set up an ''lnlormadonal pick- said thatan"Economic Package" !or another senator le11 con.Jn other actions ot the board, Rt. 2, I'Omeroy; Elhert Taylor, land Commwtlty Church will! the et line" at the Renmar Manu- has been dism1sed In negotia- cerned about polllltal headlines WOllam' Christq>her, assistant Rt. I, POmeroy; Henry R. Ell· Rev. Amos TUlia mflclatlng. facturing Uma, but declined to dlscloae and IIHlt'e «Deemed aboul I h e COrp. at 6:30 a.m. proCessor of Eng)lah, was re- ler I Portland, and carl E. Lee, Graveside rites wlll be held at Its cletalla. Renmar workero did not cross rights ~ man,'• Orlett said. ·IM.aed rrom his contract, and Lonil Bottom, all active gas com. 2 p.m. SOturday at Sharan, W. Newman, instructor of pany employees, and F. Jewell Va. Friends miiJ' call st the · sociolOIY. waa reCuaed a ceo- Story, Rl 3, POmeroy; Honry Marlin Funeral Home In Rut. tract r~r the ccxnlltl academic G. Wagoner, Rt. f, Pomei'O)'; land anytime. y.r. !lowever, Newman later Floyd E, !Jpence, PomeroY; Cl\lrtellgned through power o( at- les c. BeNie, Charles w. cor. nell, Ben.iimln N. Salser, Roy torney,:etrectlve lmmodlately. Jones and Waiter V. Wattei-aon, all of Racine; Dorsel E. Miller B.Y George llartlravea, !lip!. brlckiiiJ'ers. SO tile estimated Ina'• completion aa nmch, or and Gerald violet, both of Metga Local School District completloo da~ Ia an estimate more, i11an 111110110 lnllledlatrlet. 'I'IIIJpers Plains; Allan c. BrewAll )'Oil 'read In the account Only and will he groeUy deter- Yoo may ~ allUred ihat we will er and Eber H. Carpenter, Port· ol our bolrcS meeting, we are mined b,y the akllled lal>or olt· try 1D ha.. It -able aa aoon • land, and Robert L. Sllarp, MidCarl W. Persinger, 6f, died hope!\11 ol being In !he voca. uallon. We 81111 have lbe HELP u po.ialbtol dleport, In Athens lids mom1na. tlonal shops In Septemher end WANTFD olgn . In cur window . One of every seve~~ ·employeea pre~ In death by hli Pll'· In tile rest of the bulldllW allout for brlckl,a yer"· , student Teaebers Am<>'• ·s. Rlcharda, 56, or has been with cOlumbia 25 years enj's and two atstera. JIJIIUY I, 1970. These are the Moonwl!lle, lbe coaslnlcUon Ia DURING THE NEXT achool south SOconl1 Ave., Middleor 101111er, :olrtclala aatd: He Ia survived by hi a wife, estimates o1 the contractori and moviltl •• • auod pace. ""' admitted to Holzer , . , . Mazoltn, Pomeroy; two !laugh. we Ceel thst they are roallstle, . The concrete noor the lllp )f~dl01ol Center, Firat Avo., at ..O.WP~'t'lf~ ter.s, Bett;y Love, MIJmt, Fla.; If we c:an obtain and maintain level o( ihe acadtl!li• II P·lll· . Tliurlday Willi eltc· The MiddlepOrt ChaJ!lber o( and Peggy steato·, I!YraeuS.; two the nec.11ary akUIM WOrkers; · aboUt lbree.foui'lha '· ~pj~lll. Commerco w111 f'riday ,eons, Tom, Davenport Iowa and All I pointeol out In till' "want The 011tlide evening at 7:30 at the IJQCial . WUUam, Columlxts; ~ alstar, ad" week, wo are acadomi~ WASIIINGTON (t;pl) - Sen. William B. Saxbe, H-Ohlo, said Thursday he lefi a Serate subcommittee tour investigating Eskimo and IJJ:IIan living corw:tl~ .... Quality Mfg. __Strike -::::::::7 Mrs. Falin Close to ·Settlement Of Rutland -Dies at 74 :. ~ Easter Theme Give Easter Story uncertain volco- nobody~1e coold have carried the ~n or s~rernc commander the West In the way he did a . , keep the ratlona and warring tribes of ge"'rals and air marsha:la working together to the end. For thla alone the world will alway a owe him a deep debt of gratlt..:te." In his recollections, Bradley describes Eisenhower's decision to go ahead with the crosa.. channel invasion on June 6 Ill ' 7.00 Gallon Mrs. Phyllis Young, and Mrs. 1\orma Wil508. Janet Manuel, also a new member, was not present due to illness. Each was presented with a certificate and a key ring. The traveling prize was won by Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Refreshments were ser\'ed the officers during a concluding soclal hour. An Easter theme was ca'rried out at a recent meeting or the Women's Society of Christian Service or the Asbury llnlted Methodist Church, Syracuse, heJd at the home or Mrs. Dana Winebrenner. Mrs, Oma Winebrenner was Uu.~ as~isting hostess, "The Suffering Senrant" was the de\'utional topic used by Mrs. Wendell Stutler. Mrs. Alice Capehal"t gave an Easter meditation enliUed "The lord Is Risen" from t.he Hesponse magazine and concluded with a puem. Mrs • .John Sauvage presided al t.he meeting, Officers reports were given and il was noted that 27 shut-in calls had been made, Fr(.•e will and Easter offerings were taken and the birthday of ~rs. Sau\·age was noted. A. letter from the district ln-aJSurer concerni~ the pledge W\"b read. Plans were made ror a stanley party to be held this mooth. The program included an Easter poem "So He Came To Ls'" alkl anedi· torial from J>ecision, ·•Jf There Was No Resurret·tion" read by Mrs. Sauval':e. A reading, ••Nineteen CenlUries Later," was given by \Irs. (.'apehart. Attending besides those named were ~rs. William Jloudashelt, Mrs. Onllle Crooks, Mrs, Mel\'in c_;rimm, Mrs. \"\rgil Toa(ord. and Mrs. William Eichinger. .. f Wrong says Montgomery, now BE SURE TO REGISTER IN THE FOUNDATIONS DEPARTMENT ON THE FIRST FLOOR FOR THE RCA PORTABLE TELEVISION TO BE GIV.EN AWAY SATURDAY, APRIL 12TH, 9 P.M. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY AND NEED NOT BE PRESENT TO WIN. Re-Elected to Lead B&PW Bett.Y COnkle was re- ben or the spring district meet· elected president of the Middle- ing to be held on April 2i at the port BusinesJS and Professio~l Ohio University Inn, Athens. ResWomen's Club (or the 1969-70 ervations are to be made by year Tuesday night at the COlum- April 15 with Mrs. COnkle. I\ letter rrom Mrs. Mary Rowland, bia Gas ot Ohio office. Other oUicers elected were Ule retiring district director, Mrs. Grace Pratt, vice presi- thanked the club for cooperation dent; Mrs. Mary Kunzelman, sec- during the past two years. It was aMounced that ~san retary; and Mrs. Dorinda WilGerlach has been selected as the 100, treasurer. Mrs. Conkle reminded mem- girl to be sponsored by the club at Buckeye Girls' !late to he held at Capital llniverslty in June. Miss Gerlach is the daughter ol Mr, and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach. Plans were made Cor the May meeting to be held at the AmeriTONIGHT, AP\llL 10 can Legion hall with the Auxiliary MlT OPEN of Feeney - Bennett Post 128 to serve the dimer. A candlelight service ror the FRIDAY THRl TH~it'>DAY Initiation of the new members April II • 17 was eonducted by Mrs. Conkle CA~DY and Mrs. Wilma Sargent. Partl· ('fechnicolor) cipating were the charter memCharles Azna\·uur bers, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. Marian Brando Rose Reynald!:i-, Mrs. Sadie McCOLORCAIITOO~S' Elhinny, and Mrs. Edith Forrest. Think ur Sinh .1\lso taking part were i\lwilda :-.ludnik on the Reach Werner and Mrs. Pratt, pastpre(This is an Adult pictur~ .. .) !'ildents. (One admission only: $1.00) Initiated w e r e Mrs. Linda SHOW STAHTS 7 P. "l Grimn, Mr&. Marcia Castor, ·u. dies••• Provides Book Mrs. 1'1? : : Ab&Oiulel~ right, aays Gen. ~mar N. Bradley, who was a . q11umate or Eisenhower at .~r'!feat Point aJJ:I one ot hi a top • qommandera during World War all sizes. Regular $12.95 to $25.00 diesses. scores: his J:r\.'81 personal admiration ror l':isertlowcr a11 a diplomat and coordinator or a multloof18tlonal Coree, but rcKervatloos aboot his mllilary abutty. .. While I had a trcmetKtous atrectlon alii admiration Cor Eisenhower1 a I'll will alway& ae"1aim hlm as a wry great human helng, I find It Impossible to Include h I m a'lllODg the great CtPtains ot htst.ocy," MOI'll:gmllery writes. "But thl• can be said, am in 1M) \'lscoml M on lao m ~ r y or Alamcin~ the war might have been Khortened if his plan l-ed been adopted. 'These divergent viewpoints are set rorth in 8J)ecial articles by lindley and Montsomory that will appear in 11 F.h;enhower: American Hero," a special • blotn~~hY helng published nel(l week by American llel'llage and llnlted Press 'Jnterrational. Frank On ·rw-o Scores Montgomery's recollections of Eisemower are Crank on two YOUK (l'!'0-Was D. 1' -:l&enhowcr right m· lV'fOIW when he vetoed. a Drltlsll · lllan to let Field Marshal · ilerrard Law Mont-ery "go ft alone" In a single thrust • l 'oward Berlin late in World War A gtoup of 125 Dttsses from our regulcir stock. Most "What do I need to know to help a girl ICOUt have a successful . "" ontgo'mery, Bradley Cross Swords over Berlin ' Women's Dress Sale . I ., 'I Friday and Saturday Sale At Elberfelds In ·Pomeroy ' ' .· Crest Uniforms Sleepuoft D11pont Docron Pillow. Filling all p'olye1tet" Dacron. Cover blue floral oil cotton. A\10 eltro white 1ipper pillow covet. Warmers FOR THIS SALE • Polished aluminum with 3.99•oach Serene'r1 Childrens Darnette Tights Seconds of a well known brond af Childrens Wear . Sizes Layette, l 2, 3 4, and 5·6X . Your choice of white, navy or pastel colors . Special * Heats rolls, muffins * Bakes potatoes Filled with Fortr•l 7(t) polye&tet fiberfilL Mochine w01he1, mochin• driu . Completely non ollerg•nie . Beo11tlful co,.,ing in all whit• or ~lu• oncf white •trip• . SALE PRICE * Keeps toast worm * Crisp a crackers, chips ~ Serves foods "oven warm'" at the table 4.95 5.95 ooch SLEEPCRAFT BLUE LUSTRE Foam Latex Pillows Allergy free, odo."le11, wuhoble, mildew proof. Ro&e pattern 1naw whit• zipper CD'I"er. FOR THIS SALE Kin& Size ••••••• $4.69 Regular Size••••••• $3.69 White Goose Feather Pillows Exho plump ~:~nd fluffy . Fo1t color coveting. Alway• o4orl•u, olwoy1 .t.Jitleu. Mochine washobl• . Beautiful 100% cotton florol, striped zip ofl c:o .. r In bl11• or pink. An uc:el1eflt piiiDIIl' for the priu . Down 5.19oach Pillows.------~8.19 Whue dawn pillow with white and blu• c:onring. 20•26 sl1e. WHIRLPOOL REFRIGERATORS One and two piece styles. Short sleeve and regular sleeve styles. Double knits, dacrons, cotton• and nylons . All sizn. Regular and u tra sizes black trim See the 1ar1e selection of Whirlpool Refrl&erators on the 2nd floor. 12 cu. fl., 15 cu. ft .• 17 cu. ft. and 19 cu. fl. While, coppertone and avocado. Top freezer and side by side · models. Ice Ice Maker. Frost free and Carpet and Upholstery Shampoo Profeuional results for about lc per sq. ft. Surel Eosyl Safe! Quarts ........... 1.98 Half eallon ••••••• 3.69 Gallons .......... 5.98 Salel KrHhler and BerkUne Chairs 3rd Floor Furniture Dept. Rock 0 Lounv._ers - Recliners - Swivel Rockers - Rock 0 Loungers with Vibralors and heater. Lounge "Chairs and Occasional Choirs. Vinyl or Cloth selection of covers. ON IALL•• At our Warehouse on Mechanic Street From Armstrong and Congoleum Nairn The new patterns In hard surface floor coverin&s. Linoleum, Con1oleum and Cushionflor. In 6 fool, 9 fool and 12 foot widths. Also Rues In all sizes. Also wall . metal trim of all kinds, Counter top material. Also the complete line of "Toro" Lawn Mowers. ~nsored . 11. t. 17 Will Dine At Lancaster . ·Euaene · lfol Wire Injures Middleport Worker He""" on roo!'!• ol,. tl<•· COlumbus ' and , Soitlhern Ohio. Eleetrlc Co. .. . , · ; . .. . · ... 11 ·=~~;. ::, 2~. ":',~~~1\111 ~. ~·uneral it,..~oi. In w· 1b0 hllol ,011 ~ 'M~ at, 10 a.mi r,olri 'El!rina bot . DOG OWNERS WARN~ · ~ • .llutlilWIU t.. · In i!eOdJ' them. iPil1it 11er &gain ~ J!~rlil\d I ~11.1' ""f'l!I!Oo .• ·allowllW 'dill• ~.1- '· in ~ ;. . w · brlck- finoncir.rreodtlyuallollle. The possibilities of Fl!A inllll'· uee so that builders Woul4 be IUif&Rteed their money was al,.. ao brought "'' and will be m. vestlgated. It waa pointed out tlat Middleport, with its sewage tyatem •-leted, shoold oow quall(lo for 'such Insurance. JENNIFER SMITH The landfill dump topic waa aoother or the aubieets that brought dlscusalon from the grD\4) during conaideratloo of the water and sewerage systems plans Cor the COlllty. It waa agreed suiiable landfiD dump fa. AmOng the university coeds cilities are a must, but it was competing ror the UUe of Miss pointed out a solutloo wlU oot SOUthern Ohio in I'Omeroy on be readily found. In other remarks relatlns to April 26 will he Jennirer L e e water and sewerage, announceSmith of }"airborn. ment was mate ttat about 85 per Miss Smith, the daughter ci Mr. and Mrs. Leo E, Smith, cent of the Tuppers Plains was a freshman homecoming Chester Water District lines are queen candidate at Ohio Univer- laid. It was agreed that In a~ttlon sity. ~e earlier served as a homecoming attendant at 0. U. to seeking improved state high1n 1968 and was selected as way racillties, a program should yeoman calendar girl by a sail- be laiKiched to provide all· WO&• Ing club in her home area. She ther county and township roads. likes swimming, skiing, art and especially In the areas of thewa· te-r district, so hooting would sewing. develop more rapidly in those Miss Smtih Is a member of sectors. Alpha XI De!IL !i!e is a soph. The fact tlat the ~IW more at 0, u. In the t8Ient Creek Conservancy District competition of the pageant to be lakes woold he a boon to tile held at the Meigs Junior High School In I'OmerO)', Miss Smllh county recreati<mal £aclllde1 waa will do a dramatic presenlation. also brought oo~ . Fairborn Co-ed Is Candidate Need of Skilled .Workers Continues Dies Thursday o. .. !'l'mo!:OJI FollceChlll!~l\'eb- .~e C~ll!etety, OY III01'e Speaking of Schools No. 86 Carl Persjnger perty in Meigs County may I.influencing lllluatry to stay away. In the direction of vocatlonel training al'll retraiJiirv, lt Wll agreed addltionol money Is . - . ed to de>alop a ccxnprehenllve program. Discussionbroughtout a need ror training beyond the high school level In bothaeademic aOO vocatioral work in ttat• ly 275 to 350 Meigs COIIIIy yOUiha graduate from high school each year. It was also revealed ttat only aboot I 0 per cent go 011 ID college and five per cent of the Meigs yooths graduate fr0111 college. Another ol the great needs adequate housing - came In for a good share of oonalderatlon with the leader&. Tbey 4oclded tlat more effort sholid 1.- stvea to providing low-coetrertalIIW and ~eeii!'IJW Wll'' .lD pt list. I am certain that aomc of lllese 'Ltudent teachers will want to arrange their Call hausing hefore~ leave school this sprlng, CoruiOQJently, It would be a good Idea for you to inform us now or 11111 available housing that would Cit Into this category. Held in City Jail PT. PLEASANT- A 15-y-old juvenile has boon remanded to JUvenile Court and Ia ~ held In dcy jail for appearance April 18 In comectlon will! t1oo telephone call o( a bomb lhrool at 8:11 a.m. Tlllrada.Y. City pollee ~ that i11e call· er stated that the 11omb wu let to ao of! at 3:30· ·Ill' t P.IIL Pollee, the illerlll'a iloporl. men~ and state Pollee armed at theJunior-lgh acltot>l'i)ift. day morning 10 chodt cor 1111! . · the flfl1l d&,ys, The Ill ~ l0ofi'4N~d:,~~· �) s~k,;~ ;,~;~eb·y-;;;;~t*J. Aprll~:±:z= ... Spring Meet Planned -~ ... t -~ ) ~ <• < '' 'J11e lheme lor the lOth Amul1 ll>rfng Meetlns ol Scioto Pres)lytarlal to be held at the ChDII· cotht Preobyterlan Church. BeJIOYieW and Meade Drives, Frldsy, Al!rll 18 at 10 a.m. will be "RecmcWadon In a Brokm Worid. K There will be a colree hour and reglstrollonat9:30a.m. The epeakers will be Mr. and Mrs. Glom H. Noble, Etldopla; Mrs. Mildred Board Grubba, Plttsbur&h, East Central Area Contact Seeretaryj and Mrs. war. ron Smith of Worthington, 0 b I o, President of Ohio ~cat. The Nobles sre supporled by Scioto Presbyterial, and are stationed In Malakal, the &~dan. Mr. Nobel is a printer and is on the stall or the ~rhead Press. He Is also a gifted musician and is able to serve the church in the field or music. Mrs. Noble shares in the work of lhe ~srhead Press and In the mission ecllcaUonal work in the city. She tau&ht, be!ore her marriage, at the Girls' Board1ng and Day School In Khsrtoum North, the &ldan. BOt1l Mr, and Mrs. Noble are graduates of Muskingum College, and Mr. Noble has sludled at Pittsburgh Xenia Theological Seminary and Injured Woman Has Treatment waa ll'&cmated fnlm Camecle Jnolllute :of Technology, Pitt.. bur&h. Mrs. Grubbs will apeak m Cllrlollan E<llcadon, and Mrs. Smltll will candle! the lnstalladon ol olrlcers and bring a mes-· Luucheon will be aerved at ...., and reservatlllls ahcuid be In by April 14 tD Mrs. W. J. Garmheuaen, 198 Grand Avenue, Chlllleothe. Medicine Man Is Faking It Wit• L Pr0 mrs'es I II, Robert G. Lorent, District Manager or the Msrletta Social Security Office. saldtodaythathe baa receivedreportstromoffiees In nel&flburlng states of an individual selling medicine door to door while posing as a 11SOCial security doctor.'' This lndivldual also promises increased social security benefits to elderl.Y persons. Whlle there have been no reports rl such activity in this area, Mr. Loren! said !hat the public, especla!J.y elderly persons who are usua!J.y the target or these schemepf should be alert to op. oration* or this J.ype. Loren! stated that all representatives of the Social Security Administration carry ldentlficaUon. FUrthermore, it a Social Security representative calls at your home, the local Social SecuriO' office, phone number 3735007, can verify the representative' a ldentiy and the reason Cor the visit. Mr. Lorent emphasized that the Social Securlt.Y Admlnlstrollon does not sell any Items PT. PLEAS~NT - By t h e time city police had arrived at the scene of an accident Thursday, an injured woman, DoMa TuUoch, ot Mason, had !lJ"riVed at Pleasant Valley Hospllal In a taxi at 2:40 p.m. with cuts on the head, snd bleeding. She ask· ed, however, to be sent to Holzer Medical Center, and arriv- or services. ed there at 3:45p.m. where she Anyone attemplfnltD sell any was treated and released. )li'OCNct or service who claims to Joseph s. Baird, 62, Gaillpo. represent the Social Securlt;y AdUs Ferry, told pollee he was mlnlstration shoUld be reported traveling north on Main st., to the Federal Bureau of lnvellllswerved to keep !rom hitting the gaUon or to the local pollee. csr driven by llmna Tulloch, comins out of Tenth Street mto Main. Mrs. Tulloch !ailed to stop and hit the right side ol the ~rd car, cauabli!··eoll.llll1:ell ·dJI!Iages of $3,000. 0. E. Gibson, a passenger in the Baird car, complained of his neck hurting, By JACK O'BRIAN but was not taken to a doctor. NEW YORK - Milton Berle Pollee still have the accident and Anthony Newley were friends under investigation. 111tll Berle fUmed Newley's new!lop smuttllm ... Muld - Millimalre John Ringling North or the circus dynasty Is back In N.Y. !rom Elorope for the first Ume In six yesrs ... And squiring hia beauUI\Il old llame Docile Heath who msrried another gent during the six years and now, back to John ... Who shipped his luge red Mereedes limousine here ... '111ere's only one olher like It In the world - the Pq:~e's ... JOOn's the last of the great old boulevardlers: formal clothes, walklng llllck, homburg skimmer at all outdoor times, vintage wines, guinea henunderglassandallthat luxurious jazz. CBS commentator P e t e r Jlyams named the boy John Robart In memory of his friends , JFK and RFK ... God!rey Cambridge was slated to appear on Joan Rivers' very..flot TV chat. Parts • Accessories ter show until he learned Varl. et.Y's nl&flt club critic Joe Cohen Authorind Homelite Dealer also waa scheduled ... Natalie Wmd and her producer Richard Gregson will J..OO..it in May. '111e Lou Relllys cheeked Into the swank 9!erry - Netherland: XL AUTOMATIC RIDENOUR SUPPLY 9~8~5·;3~30~8~~~C~h~os~t~or~,~0~.=sh~~~s~Do;lo;r;e~s~Del;~R;Io;;or the i After a OfleooYMr absence, fer- ry service waa reotored Wedneeda)' between tlda Jicklon C<ult)< commiuilt.Y and the ohio shore. Ferry aentce acroos tho Olllo HI,... to the Ollioah9reat a point on Ohio 124 belweell Racine and Reedsville waa bolted laot year lor tho !lrst time since 1841 when owner Frank Smeeks gave .., Ills · franchise, cldng lack ol busl· ness and pro'ftt. The Ravenswood JQcees and other communlcy !elders resto<ed service. Earl Naylor an::l bis boat, "Ciudy,u will make hourJ.y cross!Qgs !»tween 7 a. m. and 7p. m. dally. ' ' ' ' ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Eller Lew!• of Lebanon were weekmd '-Ill• ' . · The JAcllea AwdlliQ ot 1110 Racine Fire Dej)t. pllllled a ord hop .., Apru 18 at a regular session 'l'lieldll' eventtw at the Racine Fire lbuon. · · The l1oP w!U be at the Junior Hl&h In Racine and edmisalon will be 25 cente. '111e member& asrted ID assist the !lremen In a chicken bsrbtcue on Decoratlm Jlt¥, and decided to bey Awdllary . . . lllrthdsy Jll'esenta wer• given ID Mildred Housh and Jean Cleland. Beulah Alltherson wm the door prize and ·Annie Nease the traveling prize, Following the business session ret· being Emma 4'Uts, Gene ~,y. ms, Joyce lilsson and Jean Cle· land. Refreahmmts were serv· ed by Beulah Autherson and Ora Bacon. Attending were Mae Cleland, Beulah Autherooo and daughter, VIrginia Nease, Gane I,yons, Annie Nease, Mary Slater, MU· dred Roush, Emms I,yoos and Jean Cleland, President Mse Cleland p,... Bided. '11le minutes were read by the secretary, Gene Lyons, and the treasurer's report was given by VIrginia Neaae. of Mrs. Helen Lewis. Vlaldng &lnd&J' with Mrs. Lewis were Mrs. Louise Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Elwmd Lewla of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mitch and son, David, of Wheeling, were weeksnd guests of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch. '111ey al10 visited other rc;Jadves. Major E, Joyce Miller of Ft. Sheridan, OJ. and Mr. and Mrs. R, c. Little of Canton were Eas- PLEASANT VALLEY HOSm AL ter weekend guests of Mr. and Admitted - Randall N e a I, Mrs. R, L, Miller. Lorain, CldOi Freda Bostl'ck, GalMr. and Mrs. John Gothsrd or lipolis Ferry; Judy Gibson, ProePblladelphla, Pa. were recent tonille, Ohio; · Brenda J o n e s, vlsi!Drs of Mr. and Mrs. Orin Point Pleasant; Mrs. Brown Wat. Smith. Iorson, Apple Grove; Fred JohnFrank Childers and Mr. and son, Point Pleasant; Tammy A. Mra. Walter Hack of C.rdlns· Frazier, Pliny; Elmer tlfe, Galton were &lnday guests of Mrs. lipolis. Pearl Reynolds and Mrs. MlnDischarged - Donald Great. ena Childers. house, Karen Crawford, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Car- Leslie Hodges, Mrs, Charles Klnsey and !amlly of Middleport were nlerd, Infant male Burris. recent visitOrs ot his mother, Mrs. Ruth Carsey, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grasa o( Waverly. Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wiae, Jr. spent a weekend In Chillicothe recently. There they met Mr. and Mra. Harley Devol, formerJ.y of Middleport, and now a coach at Plain Cl ty. !abuloua lace ... '111e jockey Bill Bolands are riding Into the sun. set - separately .... You'll see a fioek ot laclal scar• oo Oliver Reed In "'l11e Aasasslnadon Bureau" movie: he got them bonorabJ.y - as a London pub bouncor. stockholm initiated a persuasive promotion: put up more than 400 huge posters, each stating the name at a young addict who died from drUS uae ... They list his birth dste, death date and a black cross With the epitaph: •~Narcotics took Ids Oler) life." ... Jack Csrter at Galls&fler's told us he, Milton Serle and &iddy Hackett each will direct a 1.11eWe Ball episode next 1V season .... Berte couldn't do worse than Anthony Newley In his Jatest bomb. Tin Pan Allies can't ander· stand why the cops don't give the bum's rush to an obviously tilted fellw who stan::ls in scruay aqualor near the Brill Bldg. onBdwy., centre o1 the pop mu1ic world, Bronx - cheera and abuses the JIOSaing throngs .•• He espeelatl)' hstes Interracial couples and screams "Ain't love grancuu, ridicules anyone be suspect• Is a homosexual and hates girls, too ... Aa they wiggle by he shout1 at them, "5ex mantaeJ den development - he's been at It lor many months. The N.Y. srea awearotD hsve Ita !lrat pirate radio station IOinewhere neu: call -letteraltsell WGAY and direct& Ita ~ grams and pitches at the homoset ... Slngar Jean Paul Vllnon commutes !rom L.A.ID San Francisco for haircuts (di<tl't think he ever got one) ... Mil1'"' Lindsay huddled at City Hall with exchamp Floyd Patterson, pari of hizzoner's elecUon year attempt Are Elected Sponsor Hop On Aprii1Bth' there were games, the Wlmers Sex maniac!" .•• This Is no JUd .. Give Your Diamond a New Look! New Officer5 Auxiliary to First Olfenolve The first U.S. offensive operation of World War I was carried out by the :IBth ln!antry of the First Division on the western front in France on May 28, 1918. to line up Nqro celebriUes lor campaign support. The Mike MarshsUs will mske Michele ~l>rgan and Ginger Rogers• husband BIU Marshall grandparents ..• They're beautiful )'OWlS - l e (Jbe oldies aren't so ugly either) •.• Henry Fonda's walter at Pat Herningw~'s chic restaurant was another Fonda, first - rwned Paul and 110 relaUon ... !~lowed Hank his llc..,ae and 10clal securlcy card ... The only comection- Paul's a would... be actor being tray - •mart until the big break. Teenage GOP Meets Tuesday PT. PLEAS., NT - The. Teenage Republicans met Tuesdsy nl8ht at the homo or Mr. and Mrs. Mike 91aw, advisors for the groop. Robert Butcher, RO!iubllcon Chairman or Mason County, spoke em the topic, "City Electicm1," and m JIOtriotlam. Mary Gerlach. 14'0lldeli~ preaided. '111e groop, which Ia planning a trip ID Washington, D. C., hss been oorreapoadlng with the White House In regard tDvlsllfnl President Nixon. The date hsa not been 101. Refreshments were served to 10 Teenase Republicans. FRIDAY IIAPPY HARVEliTEilS Cla11, Frldsy O¥onlng at the Trinity Unllj!d Cllurch ot Cllrla~ RETURN .JQNATIIAN MEIGS Chapter, no~li!era or the AmerIcan Hevolutlon, 2 p. m. Fr~ at jhe E~JiscoJIOI Parish House. MARY SHRINE, White Shrine or Jerusalem, 8 p. m. Frldsy, IJ>. staUaHoo of ol!lcers, attheiOOF hall; olD.cen toweartormala. All Master Mason.s and guests Invited. WEEKEND REVIVAL, beiiJ>. n1,. 7:30 p.m. Frldiy at Letart Falls United Brethren Cllurch with the Rev. Elden Blake, Heedsville, spooking. R e v. Menz~ Smith, pastor, esta~s lnVItatlm to public. RACINE BOY &:out Trmp241, Fr~, 4 p.m. at Recine Park before beginnl,_ a work project of picking up JIOper along streets or Racine. !UGH SCHOOLdaneepartywlth tile Ji1s Friday, 8 ID II p.m. at the Wahama llllh audltnrium; school sponaored, lliJOD In public. , SATURDAY BAKE SALE, Middleport Hoblnooo's Cleaners, beglmlng at 9 a.m. for the ·• M!IWtt Moriah Bopdst Cllurch Chlldren's choir. lnGH SCHOOL DANCE JIOrt.Y, lialurd8J', 8-11 p, m. at the Melia J1111or IJI8h auiiiDrium In Pomeroy;Jayaw!U emcee. Admllsl"" '(~ cent& per porson. lliJOD ID public, SUNDAY OPEN HOUSE at the Trinity United Clurch of Chriat honoring Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzllng on their golden weddl,_ anniversary, 2 to 5 p.m., In the social roaRL . REVIVAL beginning April 13 at the Enterprise United Methodist Cllurch, 7:30 p. m. ~clal music each eve~ ~on10red by District Y. F. and member churches. • ·'' ,I MONDAY SPECIAL SESSION, Southern Athletic Boosters, Mmdsy, 8 p. m. at blgb ..sebool, Raelne. ' .J,!t:!~ touN'I':Y~IIJ''~ll'lvel~ :Cfu6, 'i.!onday, 8 p,DL at hl>mtl or. Mro. Bjl McDaniel, Pomeroy. SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Booat· ers will meet at 8 p.m. Mondsy at the hlgb school. FRIENDLY CIRCLE, Trinity United Church or Christ, 8 p.m. Moodsy at the church. Mrs. Clrl Kautz., program leader; Membetl are to take articles for a anent auction. CONGREGATION TO MEET A cmgregatlon meeting will be held &mdsy morntne following the worship service at the !l)'racuse U n 1 t e d Preobyterlan Church. All rea~ membera are aaked ID attend. Fqrrington Will ' Be\ Here Tuesday J. E. Farrlnston. director or the Ohio VallOO' lle~th Service, Electlm ot olrlcera ·ror the Athelia, will be guest apelker 1989-70 ;yNr and the amUal at the amuai dlmer meetlns of pledao aemce 110re fealurea ot the Melp COun\Y TubercUI01Is the Women'• Soelet;y ot Clrla- and Health Asan. TuesdaY nl&ht 11111 s,r.tce Tueldll' nl&ht at at the POmeroy United Methodist the I'Omerqr Urdted - s t Cburcll. otllcera lor tho 1969-70 year Cllurcb. will be ·elected and a !lnal reMrL Robert Warner waa report or the Christmas seal sale elected presidml ot the Society. and other olftcera named were· proceeda and service expendl. Mrs. Everett Thol!las,.vice Pl)ll\o turea will be given b¥ Mrs. Ken- ; Mrs. Glenn Dill, seer.. netll Wilcox, executive secretary. larJ; and Mra. V, D. Edwal'ds, The dlmer Will be served at 6 treasurer. Commission chair· p.m. men appointed were Mrs. wn. llam Barnltz, Chrlatlan Social Relatlms; Mrs. Ro.YHtuler, mlssimary educatim; l,ydle a..rlbach, IIJ)Irllual U!e culUvatJon; and o. Mra. Glen HU·ea, bonorarJ vice preaidml M r a. VIsitors over Eastar of Mr. EhUsbath. Mila Grace CAn\>· and Mra. Walter Cleland In Ra· ball and Mrs. Dill 110re elect- cine 110re all ·their chlldren and ed tD the nominating conunlllee grandehUdren, together for the for next 1ear., first Ume In three years. "The Cllristlan Home and the Tiley were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Firm Art ol Glvln&" was t b e Cleland, Laura and Lola, Sleu· pledp semce theme used by benville; li>.S George and I,ydla Mra. Edwards. 9!e rood a poem Clelllllll. Fori Devil!, Ms11.; ~ "OniJ Heaven Ia AWIIf'' Bruee Cleland, Fort )olonlnqUth, and preaenletl devotioaa for the N, Y.; Mr. and Mrs. John Clemeeting. llnd and Sandy, New Haven, W. I Wll reported that 22 lick Va.; Mr. and ·~~~ra. Marlm Slovisits had been made during the ter, Rita and LIDda; Mr. and J108t mmth. Mrs. Dwl&ht Plr- Mrs. David Cleland, Tammie, ker, who remains a patient at Brian, and Scott, and Mr. and the Pleasant Valley Jloapltal, waa Mra. Earl Clelllllll. Jim and Tra· reported lmpruyed. A I'GIIId-rob- cy, all Joeal, and Clrroll Cleln csrd waa eant to her. Mrs. lanll, at borne. Alonzo CUller II lmpruved. A l'OIIIIHobln csrd waa sent In her. Mra. Alonzo CUller Ia ' - · Ina. Miss Ada Genhelmer re- ARRIVES IN LONDON LONDON (lJPO- World !eathmalnavery ill. '11le IIIIIUal MayFeUowlblpDay erwel&ht boxing chaqllm Jalm1D be held m the !!rat Fridq In 111 Famtch<in of Australia hss Mq waS111110q11Ced.lllllpDIIIor· arrived In London "a blt tlrod ed by Cllurcb Womea llallld ol • .. but .. • happy ID ll&ht which Mrs.BenNeutzllnalaprea- a~~Jbody In the world." He Ia ldent. Theobservancewlllbeheld acheduled to ft&ht Aprll 21, st the Pomeroy lllllted Methodllt prabJ.y against Italian GiovanClurch and the Soclet;y made ni GlgantL plana to serve the deaaert and bererap. Also announcad was the Al!rll THE DAILY -SENTINEL 24 meeting of the WSCStobebeld DIVO'tUTO OOJIPI' OF at the Bl&olow auu·ch ID PortaMEJG1UIUION Alti IIIOIAIIlS. OWEN, PIJILI5HEI mouth. Mra. Gerald Wildermuth CIIIIIH Tllllllltll, E4ltw urved a dessert course at the P\611........lb ••<'lrPI !ill~twThf~ \Ialley Pdllbbl!lill C~ .110 ~ SL, conclusion or the meeting. Ohio, nm lklll•u Ollc('p~~on~ .1!1•• Family Together At foster Weekend GI•• •-m. Youth Revival Being Planned ., wlll A' youth revival be staled at the Enierprlse United Methodlat Church, April i3..'10, with tho Rev. William Alvery of the, New llope United Methodlsto Ch~rch a.s speaker. 1 '111e revlvlll Is spon10red by the District Youth. FeUowaldp ol the United Methodist. Church:" es of this areo. lj)eclal music: will be fealured at each me~~t'', lng and the public Is Invited.,: Already scheduled to sing at: the services are the Forrest Run · youth choir and the King !aQIIJ.y,, m SUndBy nlgbt, the Coe lam-, lly m Mmdsy nl8ht; the district )'OIIth !eUowshlp choir m Tues. ' dsy, the Enterprise choir on • · Wednesdsy, the New Haven unit. ' ed Methodist children's choir Qll ' '111uraday; Roger Buckley and the ' Mount Hermon United Brelhren · Quartet on Frld&J' night, the Ew· Ins Sisters or Crooksv!Ue on Sat. urday, and the FloWers Brothers · of Marietta on Smday nl&hl WINS TV SET Rlchsrd Oller of Middleport was the winner of a 14 Inch col- or television set given away by ·1110 Rutland Fire DeJIOrtmenl Eas; ler SUndBy. • Home of the Fabulous ·-tclf. tu.I:IM, F.tilllorlll P'- " Z.ZIIT, - - dut plllllp ..ld It CII,J, NR Yari!. Wllcrlptlon ratt1: Dlltwred ., nnVr 'llllln Mlllilll 15 C.ltl-IIN'·~~- ,, ....~ ' -·dit lild1'5t!Wl, . .... f47.'~. ,-.:!:,;.-.. IleuM The Wahama White scored six nms in the ol the seventh llml,_ lor a oe-trom.ol>el>lnd 11-0 victory at Trace Thursday after· 'alcona Cmch Grant Barnett four hurlers, With Timmy picking UJ) lhe victory. started on the hUl lor was relieved in the by Mike Burns; Randy T!mt..S.IIIilllll.. 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But he aa wen •• I did In that strOIII a oblltt'led tt-gl! a ~ or year 110·" ' W~ilama Waa Fllhlng . clpr amoke Tburadal' thai he Williams was filhlns In tlie atiU halll'l found hil beat Florida EYerstades last year ......, Howard went on ·a, lesr of ... ....•t IWln&lDi the bat 10 homers In six pmeo en route tn a maJor league leading real well," uld Iller hittllw two homers In Tbura· aeaaon totel or 44. Now Ted Ia a dsy'a U vle1Dr7 ewer the Now .617 mt~~~~er- two wlna In three pmea-- and Howard Is proVIng that a lensthY. IJll'inii holdout hson't robbed him ot hla lbUlt.Y to hit baaeballa ewer buUdlnga. Howard and Brant Al)'ea hlt two-rim bomen olr Fritz Peterooo In the first lmlns and togged Fred Talbot for a aolo shot In the filth. The three homerl were the big blowa or a 16-hlt attaek which enobled Jim HariWl to recelv~ tredit for the blttillll somewhst, and 01)'1 he victorY althou&h he needed 1tlll Ms made c0111)lete "men- roller help !rom Bob HumIal and phJiolcal" adjualment 1D phreys snd Dennis lllgglns. the change. Frank Fernandez droVe In ne.un. like casper, hse a five runs for the Yankees with a se<OIIII-round memory to t.nlsb. ll'and slam homilr In the sixth He would haw won last year's lmlng and a aolo In the elsbth. Msaterl II he lad parred the The world champllll Detroit par-tour lith hole on tho soeond Tigers de!oated the Cleveland rDIDI. lnsleiul he took a lndi&lll 12-3 and the Ba!Umore homndous eight. And ·be Orioles soored • 13-lnnlng 2-1 admlta he'D be thlnkl,_ about triumph over the Boston Red tlat when No. 11 he"'"' Into Sox In the other American slgllt aplll. League games. ••t'U lllways remember !:tat," Casper Leader In Masters Tourney Ill' Unltad Prell )llernatlmal Natlanal LeaiiiO AUGUSTA, GL (\)PO-la BJIJ.y C.Jper lor real this time, or will he blow the !tad In the second round of the Masters toll chsQion.shtp tedey the same way he blew It last year'? Aller an openlrw-1'\)WII) IIX• round Six-unler'iJir f6, Claper1 the man with the IIOlt swing, the potltlve brain, and the unusual diet, slalds exacti.Y where he atood me )'tU 11&<>-out rront In lhe Masters b¥ a al~Wle stroke wllh the chaoce ID take command In a tournament which hss defied his many talento. On HlsHeelo Rlgllt on his heels this lime were Bruce Devlin. the Australian exillumber, and George Archer, the 6-loot-' skyscraper of the !During golf proa, at 67, and tour!llment favorite Jack Nlchlaus at 68. But, II the first round Is Indication, lilY slipping could be lata! ror Billy's chsnces. Wlat tho stars did to the lush Augusta National Course was a cauUm- 213 birdies and two eagles. Nicklaus gol one of !hose eagles- on the psr-nve 15th where he hit a 3l~rd drive, plunked a four-iron on the green 22 feet Crom the c141, and then rammed home the 2Uooter. In Business nat put goJrs "Golden Bear" ln buainess. The tourMment favorite lo tinkering sll&fllly with hlo K!lme, ad.iuotlng his .:- . ·· .·- · · ~~~~7.:!r&h p··.;. Archsr was !rankly surprised to ltnd Mmsell with a 61 becauae 14 1 hlt a few goo:t shotl, but I didn't lhlnk I was playlns that well." Tied with Bruce Fleisher, the 29-year-old National Ama~ champion !rom lllaleah, Fla., at 69 were Gene Littler, the fop pro mmey winner this year, Dan Slkes, Bruce C~ton, Mason Rudolph, Bert Yancey, and Lionel Hebert. In lhe 70 knot with Bob Goalby were Art Wall, GeorKe Knudsen, and Bob Cherles. And with Tommie Aaron at 71 were Herman Keiser, MUler Barber, Tom Weiskopf, Bob Murphy, AI Gelberpr, Dave Stockton, and Jap~n's Tekaaki Kono. The field will be cut to lhe low 42 and tle& after today'a round, except that any others within 10 strol<es ol the leader alao wlli !Ingar. w. ... WaahlllllfDn (Moore 4-8) atllal· tlmore Olardln 18-13), ~ p.m. S.turda1'a Galati Ka!IIU City ai oakland TO _.. ~ o: · · Montreal at Chicaeo NEW YORK (lJPO- Prolea• Clnelmatl at AUanta slonal pride scOred tha wlml~ Son Francisco at San Diego point ror the 1\ew York Loa Angeles at Houston, nl&ht Knickerbocker& ln thelr Brat playoff victory over Booton. AMERICAN LEAG~E New York not only lad been East GB humiliated on tho couriln losins L. Pc~ to the Celtic• Wedneadal' RIKht, Detroit •••.• 2 0 1.01111 Waohlngton .. 2 I ,667 >,~ but the fans in Boston had lau&hed at the Knlcko' Ineptness Bolton ••• ~ . ,1 I .$00 1 I as lhey missed 30 ol their ftrat Baltimore .... I I ,600 1 New York .... I 2 .333 1h 33 fteld goal attempts. But the Knlcks bounced t.ck Cleveland •• , . 0 2 .ooo 2 with an Impressive 101·91 West victory '111undsy nlgbt tlat atlll W. L. Pc~ GB len them trailing Boston two Kanaaa Clcy...2 0 1.000 pmea tD one in their Eastern Seattle . , , •• I I .500 I Division ftnal ot the Nalioral Oahland • • • .I 1 .600 1 Hasketball Aasoeladon playoffa. Chicago •.• ,I I .500 I "We bad ID pt· motl"ted." C&ll!ornla •• ,I 1 .$00 I oald Walt Frulei';) Who led the Minnesota •• ,0 2 .000 2 way With 26 pe\I'IU In New '111ursday'a Htaulto York's comeback. "Wt were Baltimore 2 Boston 1 embarrassed Jaat nl&ht In Detroit 12 Cleveland 3 Boston and II a iuY tea any Washington 9 New York 6 pride at au he'd be "' for tid• (Only same• ocl'ie611ec0 one. I know I couldn~ wall I Todsy'a Probtlble Pltcherl needed very lltde aleep and I All Tlmea E'ST Kansaa City {lo!orehoad 1-tl didn't want to •t. u '111• !ourth game or tho aerlel at Oahland (l)obaon 12-14), !0:will be played at Boaton SUnday 30p.m. artermoo in a ..ucnUy )llnnesota (ciance 16-16) at C&lllornla (Brunet 13-11l, 11 P. teltvlaed ..-t. Tilt Woatern Division nnaJ aerlea bitw- tho m. Chlcage (llorlen 12-14) at s.- Loa Angolea Laken and Adanta Hawks geta IMIIIer way tonlglit attla (Ball 11·11), 6 p.m. New York (~eh l)oO) at m the Weal Cciaa~ Tilt Knlcka, reapondinllfD the Qetrolt (WUaon 111io12l, 1:30 p. lii!P$IIIoned ch-I or a sellOUt . Boston (EUawwih 11 • 1l at 1t,$oo crowd In Madison Square Clavelanil (Start 12-10), 1:30 Now York at Detroit Bolton at Clivtland wuhinrtiln at Baltimore MIM at cam, nl&bt Chleqo at Statile, nl&ht ~ '. 101 YDUI BATTE·RY NEEDS ., ........ ....... .,....1111!1 -.... .... .•&.a••···· ....... --..... ......... WERNER Radio·& T.V. ,.,... II. WAn, ... Braves To Host Reds ATLANTA (UPO - The ClnclnnaU Reds begin 1 lour-game oeries against Atlanta tonlgbt with at\ ex-Bnve out for re-· verwe. Woody WoodWard, the Reds' shortstop, never made the startIng line.., when he played lor Atlanta. During pracUce at Crosley field Thursday, Woodward said he was anxious to prove his worth during the series with the Braves. ~'l 1 d just like to wln all four games," he said. Other former Braves who wUl vlolt their ex-teammates tonlgbt Include relle! pitcher Clay carroll, pitcher TOllY Cloninger and . reserve oultle!W>r; Jim champ. Jim Merritt is scheduled to start on the mound tor Cinch.... natl, facing Rorald Read of Atlanta. The Reds, now 1·1 in the new Natlo111l League season, play nine games on tho road be!ore returning tD CinclnnatL Atlanta leads the league's western divi· slon ot 3-0. Garden, took the Initiative from lhe start and cootrolled the game once they moved in front lor good late in the nrst quarter. For a while It aeemed the Knlcks would do unto Boston whst Boston did to them lhe prevloua nltht. New York raced . away to a 49-34 lead with two mlnutes and 25 seconds remainIng In the hall, but at thla paint the CelUca reversed the trend aed narrowed their deftclt to 10 pohas, 51-41, at lntermlaalon. '111e Knlcks regained the I~ point advanta&e at 72-67 late In the third quarter, but once again Boston respooded with 1 13-3 tear ID make lhe score 7~ 70 enJerlng the lalt quarter. Sub Don Nelson cmtrlbuted the last oeven Boston points ln.!\IF third period. WUUa Read, tho New York team captain who had do!IO a geod Job of holding Bill Russell tD alx points in the !lrat three periods, picked "' hia !l!tb ~ the National ' - ·· tho PlttaiMir&h Pirates beat the St. Louis CordlnaJ• 3..'1, the Chleeso Cuba downed the Philadelphia Philllea 6..'1, the Now York Mate · topped the Montreal ElcPDI 4-2 and the !ian lllqo Padfel shutout the Houston AstroJ t..O. Bill Freeban hit the second grand slam of his csreer In the eighth lmiDg and homered apln In the aeventh to lead a .13-lllt Detroit attack which enabled World Series hero Mickey ·Lollch to coast to the victor)'. Mickey Stanley and WUlle Horton also homered for the Tlgera, who hammered 1968 AL strikeout king Sam McDowell lor aevm runa In five lmlngs. Lollch, tha ..rprlaeheroorthe 1968 World Series when he the cardinal• three times, allowed ab: hits Including a homer by Tony llorton but walked only two and struck out seven. Frank Roblnl<ll doubled snd scored 111 a single by Boog Unbeaten he .IIIJ'I. · op ~1ti-cs, T 1 Trall Champs 2· o p.ln. Doy Total S.rvlct . WY 2o:lt74 .• IM Mill St. M . . . . . ,~.. ~. TAUNTON, Mass. (lJPJ)Sylvester Dullalre, 193, Vlraln Jalands, outpointed Mike Bruce, 220, Boston (10). · compac:1 personal portable. Charcoal color 11nd light Gray color (A3510C), or Beige color --PORTLAND, Maine (VPO"lrtsh Bo" Jaynes, 128, Lowell, Mass., outpointed Leo Dl Flore, 127, Portland (10). MIDDLEPORT· CONVERTIBLE JR PUMP AND A WATER SYSTIM niajor league alUQOI' Ted wui1ama 110111 look up tD, the new Walllington Sonalm' manager hsan'l aeon lllflldnll ~kl 12:1&> ·Knicks ...-. - " 11.10. Br ...U: Oilt ,... llLIII 5b IIDI'IIIli ... U. '1l!hl _,.. ...01. u.tr~ s..tll nab' Rally Wins 8 to 5 U<"'N - DOWN · uPi ll>oriS Writer Frink lloward, already the Ealll ' W, L, Pet. GB Chi- . 3 0 1.000 Plttlbur&h • . s 0 1.000 New York • • 2 I .667 I Montreal . , • 1 2 . 333 2 St. Lolli& • • • 0 3 .000 3 Pblladelphla • • 0 3 .000 3 . West W, L, Pet. GB Smith cams on In the lourth and Atllllla .. • .. 3 0 1.000 Howard took over In the ll!th. Son Dleao . .. a o t.ooo '111e big Watems aeventh wao Loa Angeles •• I I .500 llh opened by Junior Gary Clark, with a solo homer. After Dickie Clnclmatl . . , I I .500 llh Ord grounded out, HOW1U'II aiJ>. BouiiDn • . .. 0 3 .ooo 3 gled, Randy Smith and Brent Son. Fran. . , 0 3 .000 3 'lbursdaY's Re..lts Clark welked, Gary Slak hit a Plttabur&h 3 St. Louis 2 twoorun sl~Wle ID Ue the ooore; ChlciiJI 6 Pldladelphla 2 Curila Roush walked, and then New York 4 Montreal 2 his twin brother, Clleater Roush, boomed a three-run trtpla lor Son Dlqo 2 Houlton 0 (Onl)' gamea achedulecO the West VIrginians' final mlr· Teday'a Prd>able Pltcben gin. (All Tlmeo EST) Other Wahama hitters lnclud· St. Louis (CarlfDII 13-11) at ed Gary Clark, Brent Clark, and Randy Smith, aU with triples. New York (Kooaman 19-12), 2 . WIIJ'ne Queen with a triple and p.m. (JobniOII) at Plttsl'tllladelphla Steve Daniela with a sl~W~e had bur&h (Moole 8-12), 2:15 p.DL Hannan Trace's only hits. Montreal (Morton ~) at Chi· Nathin Swan went the dlatanoe on. the mound lor the hosll. caeo (Nye 7-12 or Nlekro 14-10), Wahama tnveled to VInton 2:30p.m. ClnelnnaU (Merritt 12-16) at COIItly today. Wahsma .••• ,200 000 6- 8 6 Atlanta ffieed 11-10), 8:(15 p.m. Los Angeles · (OIIeen 12-18) H·T .••• , .•. 302 000 0-5 2 , H~ Borns Q),.Sn]lth (i), 1 a\ ,ij(lui1!'11 ,(Le~~J0rl5), , 8;IIOWaN· (5) (WP) · and· .Uorrla, 30:,II!;.,;;;,c,s.:,· Swan and Daniels. at San Dleeo (Kirby 0..0), 11 p.m. SalunlaY's Gemea wt.lft l!ll'tilr IIMtCII lOll~ ON JriQI llldllltn ~FRED t::.~:~a~"!senlor, SANDWICH Ohio. IWtlo!lll lllllftllll'- rtptHI!IIIdllt BDUIJI.. lllloGeJIUhtr, '""·· n t:l•t flit st., Nn York ASSIGNED TO FIR!n' Pl':,··PLEASANT·- A1'lllji SOrgeant Ronald D, Trivette, 2t;ioll· or Lonnie TriYette, Point Pleaoant, Is aaalgned to.the 1st Jn!antry Dlvlallll near Plu Lol, VIet. nam, as a radio operafDr. •••on. CROW'S ·STEAK HOUSE ·Howard ·Belts Two·Bomer:s Hitters ake Marauders Athens Bulldog• raked Ingels took over the Melga pltchlns with 17 hits to mound chores for another seJ>. a 13-3 victory in a non- lor rlghthandei-, . Bob Burdette, contest there '111urad8J'. · In the bottom of the ftfth lnnt._ Ruas Moore'• Msr•u- tnlllng 7-2. Burdett& had struck ·3..2 on the took out four, issued one ball on !rt-llved Z.O ad"ntqo o! balls, and stven "' 10 hila. iJ>. Inning but Atllena came sels atruek out one, wal""" none iwt,ngilng to score lour rona. and allowed seven hlta. · aecond, three In the fourth Lenlgar, a rlgbthender, burl· In a wild otxth lnnlus. ed lhe llrst olx lnntnga ior Albtwo !!rot inning runs ene and sot credit lor the vic· when Chip Hasgert.Y, tory. Rlchsrdson. another right· ~0:;;~; left tlelder, led ott hander. came on In the seventh. with a single, carl Lenlgar laMed nve, welked two Demoskey walked, Den- and permitted seven hits while was safe on a fielder's Rlchardaon struck out one, walkcatcher Jlril Crow aln- ed no one and allowed 110 hlto. and second t.seman Van Russ Wickerham, the BulldoBa lalented conter!laldar, led Athpsced the ens' hitting with two !rlillaa and hlttlns with a double a JIOlr of slngleo In lour time• three ol hla trips ID the at bat. ' Mete• waa acheduled ID boat Hla second came tn the lmlng 111¥1 he led off the Kyser Creek today In a non • With hla third, when Meigs leegue contoat on the Mlddltl><irt Field. Ita third run. .... 200 001 0- 3 7 4 Melgl ~oll1nson scored Melia' sixth Athena, .• 040 306 X-13 17 0 run on a base hit by re• Burdette (LP) IJwels (5) and hurler Jolin Ingels after 1Jan. Lenlga •(WP) RichardAbbott hsd moved him ID sec· Crow(;_ nd Kel~• ' with a sinsle. son " a "• ' peraonal foul In the openl~W mlnrte• or tho llnal cp>rter and Russell took advantage of aub Kolek center Nato Bowman to score 10 more pelnta In the last 12 mlnutea. Howewr, Bowman wu ettee\IW under the boarda and pjcltad off 10 rebound& In the 17 mbutos he worked to help the K"'cko hold on. -All this for only tQ.OO • Continental Convert-a-collar • Double OVer Shoulder Yoke • Push-up TAPER·TITP Cuffs •.ComfO,rt Cut Swing- .SietVII • Jam Frtt Conmatlc Zipper • Patented Safety KEEPocket' • Sanforized Shrinkage Control • Zi NL: Stain Repeller -- BAHR CLOTHIERS 0. pdt:•• •r•r 1111 w11dd·f••••• D rt$fOnt 4·1'/y Ny/1111 C11td TIIW• II �.. ~ •' . '1110 llllly . 8e\lllllel, P!)lileroy-Midaleport, 0,, .'rld&y, "l'n«in<<""fecflrritatlona over · · ' dall.Y pctt,y prcblemo can take away P'recioos happll)lt.S which 1a rl&hlli the dally pi)rtlm ill the Christian's nee;" · Mrs. Louis Ai>rtlll, 19111 MOBIL V-C ' ' . ' ••' •' • ~mo Using"~ when a crisit occurs. . IN Uer17,acripture taken sang, from .fohn 9.23 and wao the group "I would Be True." 111 her_. remarks, Mra, Reibel refer. rTnl'" 12·12·12 • 5-20-20 lng 6-24-24. 5-10-10 5-10-10 '- Reibel saW Wodnei48Y .n 18 h t &alinil her f"!" .tl1a'l'rln· ttY Circle of the Trtnlb' United ChurcH .o! Chrlot. · Annoyancel!''u her theme, Mra. Ralbl!l commented that a broken dish, a apotted tableclolh, can dlai"PP a day In the !He o1 a houaewlfe, while a major crisis can be met many times with potaeand Christlan spirit. 91e referred to the pelf¥ an• noyances o! e1;eryday II1e as the "rchbers or happineaa" and advised the members that It Ia more heroic to cortQuor lbe dally resentment at triv IaJ things than to respond in a spectacular WIIJI 50 ~·- s1.49 Livingston Garden Seed 100 lbs. POTATOES 5.50 ONION SETS .. zlb. 35c EAGLE FEED & SUPPLY CO. red to lire as a tender thing, easily molested, essicy vexed. She compared the small daley matters which disturb to the lit~e letters which moot tire lbe eye.a. Prayer and a poem, uLfttie Things." concluded the meet- several money-making projects were discussed. A card of sympath,y was sent to the SWisher ramtly and a get.well card to Mioa Thelma Grueser, a patient at Holzer Hospital, I Members made an that oflerlng ill $10. It was reported '30.>2 Is in the Cro88 Fund, a project . ansWered byCircle. namingRoll, a tree callfound was I• MASTER JOIN THE PARADE! MARVIN GLASGO, MANAGER Tex. FIRST ANNUAL South om Ohio "All Brood" GRADED BULL SALE Wed., April16, 1969 At Tho Pike County Foirtoounda 0• u. $. 23 PIKETON, 01110 Grading At 2 P.M. Solo At 7:30 P.M. Sollint 39 Top Bulla • """'· n ,.un ... ,.,.,.. 1 Ch.,.I•I•J. 7 ,allecl Shartham far '"llf•l•t Wrl,.: MODERN SUPPLY 992·2164 399 W. MAIN a.: . llfl.l.'' ~lea .~tradCin' 1>i .ltra; \l'iil! ·- , ' \fiftark, IIIII • WI! iin.·titlr.le :·~. cou~ lair llalei':~a ·"' ~!MY ~. · ' ;Mro. To..:;, C.:: <~~Ji!!mw., hls!dlcfitoclt -lhlo.,llll :"'filr~ .. lheet1.. ol On. 11, ind Mr · ·llld i.;,. · of >BNeh' N iJ , are hen Cor 1· :.... · -· ' · ' ' · '!"' ~ ·,Yiolt with 1111 llll'*dt, -~· ~I._ Paul Frlek. ~were Joined l1fl'IO O¥er ~.·1 ...Mra. llqljel1 Frick brother-Inlaw IDd •liter, Mr. and Mra, John lbil aDd tour children and her &tillllniOIIIer llrl Toll 0 o Aa...iltlm Gordori '01\ibo, 'ii1ur~,at10 .'. Held at at&le bi140. ttie' .illehWil· ~llio..,_ •· ~~""' · 11 a.~ctor, preslaed at tilt mslon !hJ IP'IIIdchlldren Including Mr. and Mra. Uqyd Wolfe, HoWard, DenIIV aad Bev 1.. ot A~ Mr ... or.., """'' ..... Mrs Br.cl on....-.. ..~ Col • ··-·..- w Unt· tus·• Mr• and Mro. How""' ..- w~'• '"''• Debra and Rt c,. L... • Bolpre; · Mr• llld Mrl. Gale Van - r' BII1.Y allll Sandra of CranviUo; and Mr. llld Mr1. and H011cy Carla Hartman, Slo and MarMr 11 co a a, Allee Dodaoll, ct./Joter. Sandra llld U&UJ am .. Van Meter hIfe """" here with Mr. and Mra. Wolfe oinco hia reeent hoopltallzatlon. Mr. and Mro. (llem Dill,~·· • ! · ., ' ' !"V a 11011,~. a~ doin- ·'. Mr, i!nd Mrl. · ' ioere lilllilif .,.;. 1111 s.t • held in Toledo Ma.r 22-2>. Del,.. gate s wU1 be named later. M1 •• Bess Sonbom .preaented a J>I'OIP'&m <11 the hlalor,r of Me18S CCJUnb', !ile was introducod b7 "·-•~...... Setterfield,· cultural program chairman. It was re-ted •-u, ~· that In ..,.. Vlelllam boses were sent to Roberi 1'11118111 allll Charles SWISh· er. c·-'" tuuql1 Grueser presided at the meeting and refreshments were senllll by Rita Lewla and Beverly Long to those named training at Lackland AFB. AND WHY NOT? Master Mix is the country's fastest growing feed. Master Mix produces more profitable results becauae "Total Research" pro· duces new feeds with higher performance, new taste appeal, new growth power, mightier production and beftie~ profits for the fanner. Mr. Farmer -there's a Master Mix Feed for your every need. Come in and let ua show you how much better oft you can be feeding Master Mix. The Big Switch ie to Muter Mix! ::' ''A · Plano lor the r11ual of iewelo 1ea to be held c:~nM.. u nisht at tho home of Dorio Ewlnl were completed b~ lbe Ohio Ell Pill Chapter of tJ.e Bola st-· Phi -&lroriQ< Tll0eda7 night II lbe COiumbua and &Mithern Oblo Eiectrlc Co. olllce. - 8 ,_,,, "' ~..... Founder'• D l1 dinner to be held at the Pleas. ant 1'9int Reaori APrll 24 ,... =edsaedtomakllldemreeinaebervraotlwonesrewlrthe. J Mnilor A1111 eroon. lie has been assigned to Kees· ler AFB, Mloo., for trolnins ~~ the air tralnc control field. Alllfr man . Bias, a 1966 graduate St Point Pleaaant Hip School, at· tended Marshall University, I · .-.;lilch .,aa hol!ed by Rich!bd• New Maralilleld Ud 'llle · '·Pllino Carden Clu'-· M;-.. ·~·ter a. •...t... d1 mer IIU•'"'Ill• wore ward Mlzlcko waa,.., chairman- or Mr. and Mro. BIU PIIUino 111c1 ·lba .... · famti.. _,, a lot of dri......... ..,., Mr• -__ .,~ Mr1• ClarMce IJ.otns . · .....,. CUrlla; lllil Carl •R Hill '""""" - ·tho . · · ' ' _ tills llld blrdo .to carl')f put DoMro. IL E. Betz, tile rormer IPrlns theme, Mro. llaod nw1e ria C'<lilroy, of S. Joseph, 12 arn~WBmtnto In modern, tra· Mleh. llld srllllddauiltter, Zen- d.ltlonol ollll free •·IO,Ih Ia crot! "' H b ""' • ,Qeh ..;he 1 tlhJslo•olo work ..... pleaiureand ' re or l o W armwt for )'OUI'Iill oinlets you vlalt with Mrs. Botl mother' arlt enierlns lbe a.._nt in Mr~e!1~~ Mr Cu allower iheW, ' I. r- -, Strl"'.;.. · - · har· •~t11 W-""e OY ~ ·•~t.• ·monta • 11-1!1' .. .. .,..... ..,. or lbe "..,ow. ~15...... •hlch a·,.. ·he......tl"·• ..... wtheir hlldren .. •• ........ " ... e .,., "Caihearll" ,.toirJJB·iho ~ use COMPLETES BASIC PT. PLEASANT .. Airman David M. Blas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L Wood, 2010 Jel· Ienon Ave., haa completedboslc • ~11i!i ~Ill! 'I~~ 'l1clw~ , AI.O a~n<'Od ·' '*' ·lltele '~lat Chlil'eh In Alballl; ..... John ot Gall'...,la ""'"'- Sorority Teo Wi// be .Sunday and Ann Barnitz, Sorah Bechtle, DoMa B7er, Annie Chq,man, Lois Clelland, Charlotte Davidion, Vikld Gloeclmer, D o n n a Houck, Twtla Malbenll)', Carol ~cCuUOCJ8h, Llla Mitch, Rosetta Redovlan, Linda Rime, Ruth Am Rime, Jo Smith, lJ'm Stump, Marilyn Swan, Katie Well, Texanna White and Martha Dremer. ~ POMEROY Rose FEEDS SUGAR RUN FLOUR ILLS' Cririiciw of 0 vi E'.dPrtolt, II. Eaa. • .' :.i, ':.:j; triangular llllpetj~ner with a iiile•-otind or Lj,.a 51 "'••• • "''P h'_.;,_.ted from behlioiD-lth··~ ......." ... ....-dlil'""k f'lowota of tho am•... ··-lnfolwerollllea. 'In ha• talk, Mr1. l!ulngarner • lblt. the !IIOst fll1portant Mid thbw to lily· ILlte or coun\y ratr .... uower ohow Ia lbe lll!'d•n club putlclpadon. "Tho b6g1Miqlor •i!l' -"' ohow Ia a --'achedult,'' th• ltate chalnHan > • ...,. .....,. Slid. Sliio oinphlaizlldthe~nce ot MVIOS tho horticulture oeetioh teboct catesoriea tor llowers or i w· •·~ ~ ..... ha11e retumed trom Flor- which are at their bOot at the Ida Where lbe7 hiVe S(IOIII the particular time or y•r, but not past several weeko. to overlook new Rower cla1ae1 ~' 1 means or Jntereatlng new HOPI•· Dlvldlns by ...or and ollml•IIIW or combiniow small were discussed by the opeaker, who also advised shOII' ehlinnen on teehnlques of p..,_ Mrs. Judy &1owclan allll Mra. liclty. Norma Russell won a slx..week Mrs. Bumgarner emnmented weight loll contelll allll were on the hlllllbonk 11111 the lmpor· honorllll during a nieeUng of the lance or reading It and lbaiudgea Me181 TOPS Wel&bt Knotchera acoro lheeL She aloo apoke ol Tue148Y night at the MeigaCoun- the need for pttiow all clubo in t.Y infirmary. a counb' to particlpote in the Queen lor the week waa Jolra. fair sheWs, noting lblt this Betty GOkey with Mra. Martha coonts U points toward awardo. Searls II the rumer-ul'! Mra. The "Gardeners Day Out,n Bernice Darot received t h e to be held at the Imperial House trough and Mro. Lucllle Vauihan NOrth In Columbus was announc· Ill!! ·flli:: 'l'otal.,,..lght ·loat'·fer ·~ 'lot ilaY '~~:·U'A~~\llloril· ~e 1he 'wtl!k ·iia•' nflli PIWidii M. to be ..nt to Mro/ ~. ii~. Ruth Needs con&acted the meet. Mrs. Donald Mora of UteChelllng which opened with the TOPS ter Garden Club reilortect tlfat prayer and the pledge. There Mil' I lo the deadline for llllns waa me KOPS, 12 TOPS, four an Intent to enter the SOirl Civic turtles, and elpt pigs preaent Beaut!Ocation c0 n t e 8 t. The at the meeting. Gll,llllarvey wao School Thre&Jedges Refreaher 1 guest. Course to be held June 24 and 2~ The door prize " 18 won bf at the South Holida,Y lm, Crove Mrs. Clara Adams. Plano r'" City wu amounced by Mro. AI· the meetilltls were ootllneci by bert Pool, past OAGC jltesldent, the e:xecuthe board which met and members were aaked to mail preceding the oesslon, their reservations to the lm ot 1304 Sj>rlngtoorn Rd., Grove Clt,r. Weight Loss Contest Ends Saturday Hop IS PIann ed ....... PICKAPAINT THAT 'AITJI :, "No, Gwendolyn, "lntema· oonal lelllion" l1111't a big ,•pnnl'matlnc c:ompany. 1• a u 1 ShOeri'il.ker of was tho • - I Chellhlre and Mr11, ·Karl Grueat BOwling ser or•~ ~irters~1,1•1 ~ .ecretaey ·OAGC con~nlliln Creon on Alii. 13 anil14, allll the i.nd treasurer; respecUvely,gave t.ll met!liW ol Rolon llat ~~~ ·. Grace pr«..oeedlrw lhe Hope, the date to be decided Ia· luncheon served, by theltostclubo ter. · was ii!Y<In by the Rev. ·Mr. Slum. 'llle · meetlns oPened with a ~ollee hOur from 9 Lm. to 10 o.m. with 1'eglstration by Mr1. · FRQM'THE TRACTOR Paul Tjpton. Mri. So1Cl011on Go!!, prftldelll or the New Marshfield PEOPLE C(IME . Cards~ ~lub, extelllled tho wei· come allll ttie deVotimoworec..,. . . ALLI$-CtiALMERS · dueled by illo ·Rev. Dolilld-Solim who opoke on God allll ,.ture, He read from MattheW 6, 28-34 allll commented on thiMing of the lesson which •ture has to teach u1. Mrs. · Fred Bla.U..r of the ALl SIZES IN STOCK P0111eroy Garden Club reported lor thO nomlniUng committee thlot 'u y~t'a ne1f regl..,.l dlrector hoa not been IUIOd. TUPPERS PLAINS . Junior prclen dub lrork was di~Sied allll it W&l noted that now <lube should be reglotered by June I with the state chair· man. World•• with a4-llclubwas •.. ...._,ted since ""'" e•·•t mee• _... 16'' "" lngoare requiredUIIIJ per year, It was reported that radio pr<>-ama are now bel•• presented .... on WJEH Callipolls•ooon the s~v"' ond Soturdll,ll or each month allll on the firot Monclaoofeachmonth ' Coun\y, A by WMPO or Meigs tour oiWahkoenawasamounced for I p.m. on June 20 as I otatewide projecL Reporto on therapy work at the CaUipolls 'state Instltute allll the Southeastern Ohio Mental Hea1th Center. Athens, b7 the garden clubs were given. Two new garden clubs In Reslon VIII 11 were welcomed. 992·510 1 Sp ~ke o•n•~ t.m USED • NEW & . BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. ) 667-3-43~ ,, th Holltnd••• lauey.. ferg•son PLOWS-DISCS MOWERS-lAKES BALERS HAY CONDITIONERS· HAYBINES • •' -·~ . •'i-Jo..· . ~- .lSitltdii7 " ; . Tilt: · CliEb'TER IIE'MIODIST t1i ~ Sc:hool tsat l: lllo! ·""'"""' ..........._ !'!"' · . CIIARGJ: .- llov. P,arl A. ca.. s.hliGI''~ • ' .. ;, to, paatot. cm;:s:t'Ell: WorshiP !I'~ t:.,:m.l '~/r''t.iJlt DIST CHURCH - ·w. Dlla lie- 9 a. m.; Sultd&Y School, 10 a. m.t ·~· ~~~~;,! ., : Clurr. paal«. ~ School, Mr.. Wald SotiL •'L,I.T· Wodo!Pi411fi'llo. II)./ : ST, JOliN. LVT!IE~. Jli'l• 18-.30 1. m.; W..-ahll urvlce, WOODS: Olurch SChool, Sunday, ~ ,.;u • ,...; - i!orli•? 9:30 o. "''' aacoetl IQII """"" ·n .. IIi., John BaiiJ, .,.~, w.r. an , . . , ~· WOo'~ 8:30 ' ' . !*., ... •latle · ""' .. . ' tiil~ "'· II .-1 ..... Soni&Y Wh month. •hi» aervlce alteJOnatea with AI- ...... ~ b7 &:titllolSchool. si. ;p AtlL wiliER AN .: Jlt!CIWSI'ER CHURCH o•· THE troil llld flalwood1. Sorvice1 ~ ~ NAZAIIENE - RoY. llortoert ,$oaltll1 mornllll or oven!,. ·or ~n Eaa.l~ tia•)or. $\lntlll,ll;sc:hool, "''"' clpilll. )til Jelly tloiillt 9:~5 1.. ~I W:ora~;j~Jl! o.m. '!' tho~. Ill'• · ~ - II ltlo r ALFRED METIIODIST- Pearl TilE DANVILLE Wm.EYAN Crate, pallor, W..-shlp aanlco, iaehWHk. SYR"CIJSE UNI'QlD 11£1110.. ~·· Purple HHrtl . l · ~. caoto, pastor. Sunday School CHURCH_ Charleolla!ler, paao 11 1. m. a11111:30 p.m., Sultday, SEVENTH DAY ADVEJIITIST. 9130, Lloycl DIIU_, lq>t, tw; Adra Swick, Sunday School 5uildli School, 9:38 1. m. Rim. P01110f01, MuiiJOrry HIL RAlltl, DIS'JI ~ ~v. Piul ,A. Sel..ra, ' Mr W.uld 1\0 • ..,.... .' ~ Schatll....o.. IIi., services at 10:45, with lq>~ndont. Sunday School, ard Borton, !qJt. Char!+• Bli- pot'~!~ of Veterilla Memorial Hot- paitor,, .If I to 1111 hiot !lie ,;, Bo ............ ..._.•• n ...--~.,..rr.J• ..... ~"' -~ Swartz, lay~eader; Sunday 9:30 a. m, 1 worahip ......... aall, uaiatallta!llt. Prayer meet.- . pttaii Philip Capr, putor, sab~ i••. : '~~ · ftiY.tfi t•fl, '(•Ur . ·'.• . thoul~ta as Wi hH tM 1oHih ·} at7:4~,Worshipoervlceo 10:30 1. m. Youth and J....... 1,., W-~,1:30p. at lleth School, Satunlay, 2 p. m.1 wershli!, 10:30 •i / a 1. l!ttl ~1!11 thii\J . . . , , M<h tiiONio. . EYeRev, casto. Tuoada1 at ¥outh aarvlco, 6:411 p, m. EvoHARRJSONVJJ.Lti PRESBY• \)'orlhlp, 3:15 p. m.; Youth Ftlo , ....i!fl'ot It •••. lib In tliMo · '' ni:W ••i!ll• ~. 7t30 iuftil•• . . . wtt.t· w.a r ._. ,. m. Women'• Soclocy or nlow worohlp, 7:30. J'raYlir a1111 TERIAN - ~ .. Nol'llll Lee, lollohip ond Adult BlbtO S!UdJ, . ' • • , .. p .... ~ .~li!illndro,.rth$tlit!t¥~ te ,It1 ........ . ariw lti livl-.. ,;·~ :hr!J:tlin Serlvce meets at lbe praise, Wedlleaday, 7:30 Suadll SChool S~~~erlntendent. Wedlleada1, 7:30 p, m. · C,uMEL UNITED .METIIO.. ' .A~d: ·.In ott;r ways Jot~ .:1 of Helen Woode wltli El•· iJNITED FAITII CHURCH _ Suat11J School, 9:30 1. m. SunFIRST UNITED PRE'lBYTERDIST CHURCH - Rev, ,i>lld A. would 1M amauci; for -~ ')t I!o)'les, program leader. Neaee Settlement _ Rclllert E. da,Y aarvlce, 8 p. m,, the Rev. IAN CHURCH - MldtiiOil<ll'l; led,~tt<loy evening pfll,ller aorv- Smith, Sr., pallor. SU~ttt.)'School Max D!mabuo or Mkldl~ C11e1t minister. Jamea Buchan- Seller~ 'Pblili-. suntiiJi Sclitfol, ·!'"~"J' know '"' " o ~ ~Ito prayt ..t;ftn. ·He dlll't ? at !q>L, RoyJohnaon.SundaySchool JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lar· an, &lnt!ll,ll School !qJt. SuatiiJ 1:30 ( / m.; .W- ROIIah, SotiL lloriii!W . "'""'hlp, 10:30 .. tij,, r . ._lize tht tl•pth .f my-f-1th. LOTIRIIXJE UNITED' METH- 9:30· 1. m.; Worship aervlce, ry car.Mn, pr••ldiiW mini.. School, 9:301. m.;Wwahfpaa.-.. aacoed anilloltrtiiSolnd&Yidaach 1ft hDi .,..., met tk. IN.ve - Worship,firotallllthird 10:30 1. IIi. and 1:30p, m. each tor. SttllliQ: Bible lecture, 9:30 Ice, 10:30 1. m.; Ololr prectlce month. ~vea!De .... uottc aar· chaplain whe b...,.ht IIi• iR ' Sunlll,lls of each mmlb, 10:45 o. Sundl,y, Youth meollnlllld eholr o. m.; Watch Tower otutiJ, 10:80 7:31 P. m. Wednottdl7. vice, 8 p, m. aecollll llld ihlrll ,whe.n I WOI hlt. aecond llld fourth Sundayo, praetiC., ~:30 p, m. eachSuatiiJ, a. m.; Weclneacll1: Bible atutiJ, ASBURY UNITEDMETIIODIST Stlntlll,ll ....b lllqllth. . I'll novor toilloray .all of H. p, m•. Sunday School, 9:45 KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- 7 P.m. '111urada1: Mlnllllr7 school - S)'ncuae. Rev. WendeU Slut. I 4oft't tllinli: God wonts me . E!i'i'ERPii!SE uNITED METIIm. Chrisdon -vor, tlllrd Norman Mecaln, s..,t. Sorvices at 7 p, ·m. ~rvlce meed,. at lor, pastor. !luldo1 SChool, 10 ODIST Jljv. ·William Alratllli tol . of each month. weekly at 9t30 o. m. Preaehlng, 8 p.m. o. m.; carroll Norrls,s..,t. Wor• i proy that Jo,.y'o moy be CLIFF FREE METH· · llrst. and thltd Sunday of li10IIIh MASON CIIIJRCH OF CHRIST ship service, 11 o. m.; MYF, 8 Jilator; RaiPh1!P&ncer, !qlt.; El· don Wio"lko, aoot. Wwihlp Hrv• a different world. I want him - Sunday Scjlool, 9:30 1. by Charles Ruoaeli, 9:30 o.m. -lllller st. - Ewrson Week- p, m. Sunday; Prayer mooting, to ltc~rn day by day) step by ICe. l , I:JO o. m.; 9undl1 SChool, m.; Moroingworohlp,IO:IOI. m.; TilE BRADFORD CHURCH OF IOJ, pastor. Bible •IIIII¥ claueo, Weclnettdl7, 8 P.m. step, what his ,.u,ion wlil ·Eveontow woro~, 7:30p.m.;Wed• CHRIST- Charloo RuuoU,paao Sunt!ll,ll, 10 I. m. Worship allll POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE 10:30 11o m.; Yooth Fillollahlp, 6:30 p. m. Wodneiay: Choir, to lliml need&Y, Chriodon Youth Crusad- tor. Richard CUkey, s..,t. Sun- preachi!W, 10:55 0. m.; Sunday NAZARENE - Corner Unimallll 8:16 p. m.t Bible study, 1:30. That'1 why we're a church~ era, 8:30 p. m.; Prll,ller meett:w, day School, 9:30 1. m.; MDrninl oven!,. eervlce, 7:30. Blbleatud7 llulbercy, Rev. C)Jde v. Hender· CHiJIICH OF CHRIST Mldtolnt lomilyl 7:30 p, m. Thureday, choir pnc· worship, 10:30 1. m.1 E...U. claoaea, Wlldneeda7, 7:30 p.m. son, paotor, Sunday Sellool, 9:30 tlce, 7 p. m. R. Eugene GW, wOI'shlp, 7p.m.Wedllettdl7Blble CRACE EPISCOPAL - E. I. m.; Raymond Walburn, S1llt. ~eport, oth ' and Main. Jack pallor; PhU Wise, s..,t. Sfutly; 7:30p.m. Main Street, PomorO)'. Church Morniow worohip, 10:30 o. m.; Scltea, oltlt. Bible School, 9JB0 .DEXTER CHURCH OF ClllmT REOHCANIZED CHURCH OF School, 10:30 I. m. each Stu>- Evtniow Service, 7:30 p, m. Mid- ~ m.; ¥FD~• worohlp; 10:30 L - . Itonnle RuS8eU, pastor. Nor· JESUS CHRIST OF LATfERDAY dl)', Third Sunday ol each month Week aervlce, Wednesday, 7:30 111.; E•llllin8 worship, 1:~ P. 111.; Praye~ aervlce, Wed8eo4l7, 7 P• man c. wm, s14>L Sunt!ll,ll School SAINTS- Portlantl-llocllllllold. no mornl!W aervlce. Hol7 com- p.m. m., Rev; Rlulln Mll)'er, ·pa~. 9:30 1. m.; Worship service, Suntlay School, 9:30 1. m.1 !Jiorn. munion, 7:30 p, m. FOREST Rulil UNITED METH· CHUliCH OF THE NAZARENE . 10:30 1. m. Chrlotlan Endeavor 1.. worohlp, 10:301. m.; Sunday SOUTH BETIIEL UNITED ODIST - Rev, Wendell G, StutSuntlay eveni~Wo even~~W oervlce at 7 p.m. Wed- METIIODIST- Worship, secollll ler, pastor. Worship service, 9 - MlddleporL Rev. AUdry Mill· RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF neaday eveDins prayer aervlce and Courth Sunday, 10:30 1.m.; I. m.; Sunday School, 10 o. m. or, paaiclr. Lester 'IQior, SJ4)t. Sunt!ll,ll School, 9:30 1. m.; Mor~>THE NAZARENE-SUnt!ll,liSchool at 7:30 Pallor, Elder C. W. firot llld third Sun:lays, 7:30 Mrl. Fred Nease, SuJ)t. 9:30 L m.; MomlOW Worship, Protlltt. p, m. Suat11J School, 9:30 L m. TilE MINERSVILLE UNITED 1ns wor,.~ip 10:30 1. m.; Junior 10:30 Lm.; Evenins Worship, TilE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Youth FoUowahip, 6 p. m. each METIIODIST - Rev. Wendell Soclocy, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS. 6:~> 7:30 p. m. W!!dnettdl7, SUnt!ll,ll CHRIST- Mr. Ted Cldwallader, Sunday at Tuppers Plalna United Stdler, pastor. SUnd&Y School, p. m. Sunday EnnplioUc maet· School Superintendent, Pauline paotor. Jerl')f Van Jnwqen, Sun- Method! II Church. 9 L m.; Kenneth Wtutns, &I>L tow, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting, Wedlleodi1, 7:30 p, m. McClintock. Paator, Rev. Morris day School !qJerlnlenclaD~ SunCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Worship service, 101. m. THE SALVATION ARMY- EoM. Wolfe, . day School,. 9:30 o. m.; Mornlow -The Rev. Chester Bryant, paoSYRACUSE CHURCH OF TilE VII)' Ra,Y S. Wining, olllcer In TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED worship, 10:30 1. m.; EveDiow tor. Sunt!ll,ll School, 9:30 I. m.; NAZARENE- Rev, A. E. Miller METHODIST- Mornl:wWorohip aervlce, 7 p. m. Wedllettdl7, Worship aarvlce, 111. m.; Eve- pastor. Bob Moore, Sunday School charse. Sullllll,ll, 10 L m., Hall· 9:30 •o. m. at former EUB buDd- Pr070r aervlce, 7:30 p. m. nliW worohip, 7:30 p. m. Prayer &l>t. Stmda7 School classes for ness meetina; 10:30 a. m. Sun-I C.n•thM.ru l Cori•thY•r l c..tot6"'"' .l Corhlth,_, I Cori,tiJU.ru 1 Cori•thM• 1 G•t.fMiit lng. EJI)IIIded &mtlay Schooloea- GRAHAM UNITED METIIO.. oervlce, Tueoclll,ll, 7:30 P. m. all qeo, 9:30 1. m.; Morni!W day SchooL YOUill! People's Legion, 7 p. m. i SaJ:vatlon meeting, II:Z7·JZ 1!:1·11 U:ll·ZI U:Z,·41 U:4Z·50 U:SI·ll 1:1·14 · slon ror nursery tope slxchll· DIST CHURCH- ,l'reach1JW, 9:30 Yooth service, Thurttdl7, 7:30 p. worahlp, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS su.,. S'rripi'"H ••lft·tlfd b~ tiLt A1M•ic1111 8abl11 Sotitty CoPwt'iQ~tltSI Kri1 1111 Adl.•tt"rtlh<Q St•,k• . l"r., Srrulna•l· v•. 7:30 p. m.; Tblirttdl7, I to 3 p. dren at former Methodist annex 1. m., firot and aecollll Sundays m. Monthly oinga, ftrst Soturdl)' dl)', 6:30 p, m.;· Eva:wellstic m., Ladlao Rome Leque; 7 p.m. at 9:30 L m., Mro. James Stout, of each month; third llld fourth of •ch month. service, SuatiiJ, 7:30 P. m.; Midchildren's superintendent. Sun- Suntlayo each month, :1onhip HEloiLOCK GROVE CHRIST· Week Pra7er meolltWWednettdl7 Prep clasaes.. MT, MORIAH BAPTIST.:. Mid· d17 Church School, adults and service at 7:30 p. m. Wodl!eada1 IAN CHURCH - James Smith, 7:30 p. m. Mini..., llleetlng dleport, corner or Fourth llld !he hope i! wm, in some measure, foster and help sustain' !ha! which is good in , youth, .10:30 1. m.; Junior High, eveni!WI at 7:30, Prayer and poator. Robert Paulsen, SUIIIIay secollll Wedneeda7 of each month Main SL Robert Jackson, paotor. family and commiUti!y life, this feature is sponsored by the busiMss firms and org1111; . Senior High allll YOUill! Adults Bible study, School B1llt. Mornlns ..rvlco, at 7:30 p. m. Slllltlll,l/ School, 9:30 L m.; lfonlmeet in lormerlllethodletC~urch MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH 9:30 a. m.; SUnday School, 10:45 MASON BAPTIST CHAPEL114mes below. for SUIIIIay Church SchooL Boyd OF COD _ Second St., Maaon, I. m.; ·Youth meed:v, 6:~5 p.m. The Rev. Harold CIIMI,.toun, i:W wor•hljl, 10:30 1. m., Artlojd lloclmey, youth s,...rlntendent; W, Va. Sunday School, 10 L ill. SILVER RUN FREE WILL pastor, Charles Lambert, Sunday Rlchlrda,lq>~ RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST Poat lllgh school and oenior adulta Morniqr worlhip, 11 1. m. Evan- BAPTIST - Rev. caud111 Atldno, School &I>L Corner Secollll allll Rev. Samuel J. Jacltaon, pallor, meet in tonnerEUBbuUdlng, H<>- gellotlc aervlco, 7:30 p. m. Bible pastor. Richard Fink, SUnday Pomer01 St1., Maaon, W. Vo.; Prayer servlee, 9:30 L m.; Su. bert Vine,)'lrd, &!IlL Adult Bible Stud¥ allll prayer aervlco, Wed- School Slllerlntentlent. Sunda,y Suntlay School, 9:15 1. m.; Wor(Lorry Bailey) BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD dl)' SchliOi, 10 1. m.; Mra. Car· ~~.~rcy~ last Monday each neada1, 7:30p.m. Chester.Ten- School, 10 o. m.; Worship, 7:30 ship eervlce, 11. Weclnettdl70Y,.. WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, 0. HUNTINGTON, W.VA. !r!'do~ B:tler.l!UP,. Worahlp,aer ... ; . ". . ,. '' ' Support Thothurch Ql YQiir .Chqico · • I<!II 11"1. ni. Bl!ptlot1'rllnlllll UJ>. .' · oiliot building. District youthral• burg llold. Sunda,y School, 9:30 da,Y, 7 p, m. THE ROCK SPRINCS UNITED ion, first allll aecollll Sundays ·a1 5:30 p. m.1 Mra. Maey ·Wooda, I,Y first Monda1 of . .h month. L m., Ralph Carl, """ Worahip POMEROY C H U R C H OF ME'f110Dl'iT - C. J. Lemll)', preoldent. · LETART UNITED METIIO.. service, 10:30 o. 91o and 7:30 p. CHRIST- Robert IL Wood, pao- pastor, Harold Blockoton, church HYSELL RUN FREE 'IIETHO.. "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" DIST CHURCH- Firat llld aec· m. atternatl!l7. Prayer moollnl, tor. SUnday Bible study, 9:30 a. school 81lPL Morn!IW worlhlp, DIST - Rev. CecU J, Will, pa.. · GENERAL MERCHANDISE ollll SUndays, preaehiJW at 8p.m.; W.,...eda7, 7:30 p, m. Rev. Jt7 m.; MornlrwWorship, 10:30I.m.; 9:30 1. m.; Church School, 10:15 MIDDLEPORT PHONE 992·3284 Third llld lourth SUndays, Sun- Stiles, pastor. Youth meoii!W, 1:30 p, m.; Eve- L m.; Evening worahip, 7:30: tor. SUiitla7 School, 9:30 o. m.; TUPPERS PLAINS PH- 667·3280 Momlns Worship, 10t30; Evedl7 School, 10 a. m., Worohlp OLD DEXTER CONCRECA- niiW worahlp, 1:30. Mid-Week MYF Sunday, 6:30 p. m. Prayer n!,. worlh'¥, 7:30 p. m.; YOUIII service at 11 L m.; Tueeda7 ·TIONAL CHURCH_ Rev. WD- aorvtee, W-!1'111· 7:30 p. m. mootins and BlbleStudj>, Wedlleo- People'• Service, 6:1$ P, "·m.1 ewoingo at 8 p.m., Prayo~ IIIII lard Dutcber, paotor. Mr1. Wotr- Junior choir prectlce, Frklll,ll, da,Y, 7:30 p. m. Admlnlotratlve Prayer meeting, '111ureda7, 7t30 Bible study, ley Francia Sunday School ~ p. m. Council meeting, flrot Mondll,ll ol p.m. RUTLAND CBURCH OF THE Sunday Sch.;. 9,30 o. m. Church LANGSVI.LLE CHRISTIAN each month, 7:30 p, DL Soloa- Alii a Cholmors- Service MIDDLEPORT miST BAP. NAZARENE - Rev, Lioycl D. ..rvlcea llr;t ~nd third Swlda1 La..ovllle Vllla8e. Rev. Robert EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN TIST- Charles W, Slmma,pasFann - lnduatrial - Lown - Gordon MIDDLEPORT, 0. Crimm, Jr., pastor, Sundll,ll followltW Sunda,y SchooL Second EU(Ione Muoaer, paator, Worohlp CHRIST - E1tlell H. Blake, paoTUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667·3435 ior. Rober! Richlnl..;;, Sunday School, 9:30'1. m.; Morni!W wor- ind fourth S o - ovaolnga, aervlco, 10:30 1. m.; Clonna tor. Sunday School, 10 L m.; School S1iJt. Sunday Church ship,10:30 1. m.; YOUI!i-18'.1 7,30 p, m., church aanlcea. Felt.Y, SuatiiJ School!q>t.SUndl,y Wlmle HoltiiWOr, 114)1. Morning School, 9:i~ a. m.; Marnirw.wor• service, 6:45p.m.; Evanpllotlc UNITED I'AITII CHURCH School, 9:30 a. m.; Sunday ,,.. sermon, lla. m.; Evenins servahlp, 10:15 o. IIi. Slllllll,ll Bible oervlcea, 7:30 p. m. Wedlleeda7 -Nelle Settlement. Salll1ay nl:W aervlce, 7:30 p. m. Mid- Ice Chrlodon End•vor, 7:30 p, evening aervlce, 7:30 p. m. School Superlntadont, Roy John- wHk oervlce, Wedllettdl7, 7:30 m., Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, prest- stud¥ hour; 7:30 p.m. Sunday 4:30 BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD IIEATII UNITED METIIODIST Youth . """ 6,30 Sun- P. m. dent. So!v aorvlce and termon. p, m., - ' limo 'for youth. WedOHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER CHURCH, Middleport - Max E. ::: moe-,., ' ' RACINE miST BAPTIST•- 8:20, Mid-Week prayer meeti!W neada1 e~rw pf11er aervlco, MIDDLEPORT, 0. i.IIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1:30 p.m. : DoMhuo, mlnistar; J111111 Brew· SYRACUSE miST UNITED Chlrlaa Norrl•, putor. SuatiiJ Wedlleatla7, 7:30 p. m., Mr1. 'CHRJST!~ SCJE!'CESerric.oa l:wton, Sunday School s,...rto- PRESBYTERIAN _ liM'. Li...., School, 9:30 1. m.; IIAirni .. wor- Mule HaliiiWOf, clall 1-r. at 315 st., Pl. Pl•aant, tenclant. Church School, 9:30 a. Stebblna, paator, SuatiiJ SChool, ship, 10:~5 1. m. Somtll1 avon!.. BIBLE BAI'TIST TEMPLE m.: Mornlns worohlp, 10:30 o. 9,30 I. m.; Worship aervice, 1g. worship, 7t30 p. IDol W-ttdl7 lllneravllle, 0., Clurehaervl<ea SUndiJa, ~~ L tli.j Weclne~, m., Youth meett:v, SuatiiJ, 6 p. ,30 L m.; Bible stud¥ andprayor evemrw llibla $1Ut1J, 7:30 p. m. eacb Fr1da,Y evoniow, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 p. m. All wolcotni. · L incoln-Morcury-Comot-Engl ish Ford SACR£1) HEAIIT m. Choir rehearsal Weclnenda,y, service, Wednenda,y, 7,30 p.m. BETIILEIIEK BAPTIST - Pastor Kee l)arritW(on ot Rav593-6601 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 7 p. m. choir director, Boll Phl.l· POMEROY f1RST BAPTIST_ Cr•t Bond, Charlo a Norrlo,pao- oaawood SeCGI!ll Blpdat Church. LeiMil i,p1111n, 11rtlC81 7 p.m. 85 N. COURT ST. ATHENS, 0. son. Prayer service, Wlldnet*Y, Clorp Sldmor, Sunday School tor. Wonhlp urvl~, t:30 1. m.; Bible StutiY eaeh Wedllettdl7 at w~. anil ~-Con­ flliiltm, t.ail p.M. 'Solurd&Y. .. SIIPfl'lntendent. Sunday school Sunday School, 10:3° "' m. ?;30 P· m. ' 8 p, m. BETHANY UNITED METHO.. , ahll, · POMEROY LOWER LICHT bait Of tilne11 or -rill, eal1 DIST CHURCH .Rev Paul A, 9' 30 o. Dl.l MOI'niiW wor ' MOIINJN(l STAR UNITED CHURCH - Harriaonvllle llold. Clibert zlilwnr, 89241ilorS926 1 Selleri, pastor, Mor~worlhlp 0:30; BYF, '' m..Bibi•Stud7, METIIODIST CHURCH - Rev. Rev. Roy 'fl7lor, pastor! wti- 32ia. , 9·30 1. m.· .,., ..... School 10·30 Weclneo417, 7 P.m., choir prac- William Airaon,paator• Roy Van llam Heevoo, ............._..,.,~, PLUMBING AND HEATING ' ' -' ' tlce, Weclneeda7 8:30p.m. c .., _ _.. FAMILY RECREATION 992-2550 L m. B1ylbe 1ltelas, stlll. Youth MT UNION S:..tiat• Roo C. - · I!IILI Sundl7 School, 9:45 Sunday School, 9:30 I. m.; Wor• SWIMMING 240 LINCOLN ST. MIDDLEPORT Fallowahip, 6:30 p, m. cU C:.., paster, Stmti&Y ;;hool L m.; Mornlrc W..-a~, 10:45a. slllp service, 10t30 o. m.; E,.. THE RUTLAND C01IIMUNITY lntedent, Earl ~ Sun- Dl.l Prayer meetltw. 7:30 p, m. DiJW worsh!p, 1:30 p. m.1 P1'11V 8 CHURCH - Rev. Amoa Tilllo, :School ·l:tl o. m.• ~ Tbureda7, Fred E. Smith, lll,ll· IIIII pnlaa servlee, paotor. Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; eveliow w,hhiiP, 7,10, 'wec~ne.. .leader. YtMII Fallowehlp, 7:30 7:30 p, m. Lee Burnam, •14>1. Worahlp llf¥o · ' . p. m. StlnllaJ• WESLEY AN UNITED METHO.. ' ice, 11 1. m. Wedllettdl7 prayer liT. IIERNON UNITED DIST CHURCH, bclne - W. ATHENS RD. POMEROY, 0. 992-609B "tHE STORE WITH A HEART" maedns, 7:30 p. m. Sunda1 ,qht aervlcea at lha 1oea1 elturcll. BRETHREN IN CHRIST .::. Rev. Dale · McCiurL pastor. Sunllll,ll A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY RACINE, OHIO · worahip, 7:30. ' lit; llld Mrii,' Llwla .Patera MonHI Sil!ltll, polloi'. Stmti&Y SchoOl; 9:30 L m.lWonhlplll'¥PHEBE ROBERTS, . and ehlltlrMI of Wtat Vlrtlnla SChool; ihiO L 9'-l ii!IIIIU Spto- · Ice, 10:10 I. m.; lll1tle studt, • Yllltid reellltU' "with . Mr. and - · 1191ol Ail\'e:~Wolfll, ualat- Wttlntada1, 7:30 p. m.;U.M.Y.r. ant. ........,. SOl'lllODO 11 L Iii., 7 p. m. •ch 8UntloJI Jtdor ehOir Mr ·~-~----~Mr. and Mrl. Harmon Fill oftlllna: sermon, 'MOp, m.,.ilter- practice, Wtdnteda7, 1:15 p, 9'-1 IJitnl tbe wtal:Mtl at lbelr- nailll& lldl Sti!ltJo¥, Claaa -t. sinlor Otolr practice, '111uratlb, iiE·XALL DRUGS KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN N' here and ,vlalioclilnti&Y-thelr ... u .. m. iltorniiin~ Sonlay 7:30 p. m.; Wllil)'aa Sonite w, .t'.ili All Doctor's Prucriptlbno POMEROY, OHIO daulllter ailtl'ltl!l4114aw, Mr. 1!1111 morallw1. D&•ld Hit!ter, eloaa (lul1d, totirtb ,;_,each mtlith 992-2955 . . POMEROY, 0, . . Mra. John ll6ulla• and ramt~J. lllllor. j:hrl•t!M 7:30 at 7:30 p. lllol i!aPw llullltra BY BERTHA PARKER ltitdo. · p, m. o.Ocy ·otbor .Suolt!Q ova- elaaa lourth Frldl7 ,or Sobbath D_ay atllndance ,r,uter Mrl!- 1107 Ht!Well IPllll 1 h 1 praa...._ oich ~ f p. m.; WSCS, Htal lb• Free Mtthotllll Cfureh. wtel:eolll with hu huttballllln a.J. 'YV1 oet1 Frldl7 !lOCh tll!ld:. 7:10 · ; waa 174, 'oollrctt"" .ar,97:'wblcb ...., D1. Mra.· liohD lilllt 1lir .7:31 Olllelal aeCGiitl ~~~lttotheComHomelnllew piU~;· . . ,, ., , . • ""' · Mra. lollbtl Trw hal,reilln.. . R!IY. llld ~·· Lawla D.... ot· 'litime~tter ""'*calllldto cat. Mlehlpn ~ the - - with tfornt " -' . . · !ltv. Dlahl'a father, Mr' Charles • b:rlbitlilllnlftilr~. DIIIJI, llld l!l'lndlllothai', Mr a, Mr. tl!ld ' !Itt. (!4ae ~ . l1la Dllhl, llld Yllliocl M~ t• · J<11borlH .... !fnin, liPtnl lht · · .........;; wtiiltonil wll!i ·Mra, AlldN'a. •• 1a a~. ... lilad:ir, 11ri. .llerth& Pa!Ur; p. . In Rev. Ill!!• ' llld )In, tor. c~-- ,lliiJibll-· p." l& ••;;;ao. l'rft "*"""• . .. l ::r , ..,.... "" .• me•" Chock our price ond terms : on goo d oqu1pment. · · Be , ready lor ony job on tho • form. We service what we II II I'•rst. fulton-Th-,son Tractor Sales_ . II!I!~I!I!I!II!I!!I!II!~:::::::::":"':A:v':'::::;Po;m;•;o;y~·~ ON THE GO WITH .. .·.···~;'' ' ' i ' .. · ' ") .. ' 'j lfi~ LADY' SOHIO SERVItE HEINER'S BAIEIY S..rt~l!fJ:tAi1~,.mJ8mjl(~ti~W~j'J-j~~~~ . ~,~c~~{.'- · wAAn,"7.• ~r,ar.tr HOG FEED-POUTRY FEEO.DAIRY FEED AND CONCENTRATES BULK FEED SERVICE LARGE AND SMALL DEUVERIES Bob Miller MANAGER •n DttrJni OHIO VALLEY lilillii;;lllll!ll;i;;;;;;;;RT. 1 Til....., ,I I • , ' ' \, 1 , r -··J Laurel aur ·· News otes Need 01 · PAI· N · T I G •• ;. Mel1s • Galli a area •Ill be 11ven an opportunity of havilll the new Vydel, the ri1id, GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LYONS M.IIET TINY'S FOODLAND BOGGS EQUIPMENT · R.H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. COMPLETE·LINE OF es . .. ' &it. All VlnJIIIillllesidlnl material applied to their homes at a very low,cost. It will be of sPecial interest to ham• o•~. who .,e ftjl ~t. with constant palntln1 and other maintenanc~ costs. The new Ml RACL E $I DING -~~~~*.~' bJ Mon~o C!Jeiltlcal Corporatfon and a: F,. Goodrich, two 11f the most trusted n-.s In,th cl!lmi~l indusliJ,~ After 20 years of testlnt and ,r,seirch it Is esPecially recommended fr ~si,l• ~·d.Vir11nla and Ohto,~llmate and was recently lntroGI~d to thi public. It carries a life~m•. iUi1liiM lri Yl!ltlnl ,in~ ~··~s lflK irisul~ion. ~th Sllll!ller and winter, thereby l.owerina . ~ Chi~ llr conditloninl and he~q. The ntWIJ!DGtd can " li$ell'over "1111 tJpe of home, as· JMS(o,.ltljlf!l. brick: itc. Many·different decorator colilrs-ar• a1allale. Ho1111 oWtners w~ act llliw will r~ein ~~~~al dttorattw• work at no additfo~l ~st. An ·• l,ntmenJ will be made to sn your llo!nf,•ltliGiit.lliY abll~ion whatsoever. All types of ftnancina are'available. . . ' . ... <' ' · 5UTTON .\lNITED · ')IETHO.. .' ~-'' ·~· wo" GARDEN ·TRA·CTORS Ten the P•II!-L . ' t .r~ . POMEROY · . . _ Holhe In • II, lt69 i1*f pfi,Ytf.ind 1!l!!Je otudl, 1:30 .Pir~ctory for .Area Churches .. WIMIIII! door prizes turnlsh. ,,. ed by florists weru Mrs. Pa~ll~ Rldeno.Ur, ~ster; Mr:&. Ge!MI~­ Nolan. SyracUse; Mrs. Herlna!C llune, Marietta; arr:l Mrs. Wli!I\C 1'errutl, Pomeroy. Appi-oximatOi.Z I,Y 140 attelllled. LAWN & provided by Mr1. 91errie John10n. Mra. James Neualtng wtll ilntortaln lbe club next month. , Final plana were made lor a A tlelaert cwru Wll aened record hop to be held Solurda1 b:r the laOaleaa. from 8 to 11 p.m. at the Mel(a Allladlng bealtlea thoae namJuoior lllal1 School auditorium ed ilore Jlra. Ilea Collins, Mra. with "The Jayo" asemceenben ~d Jlrowidns. Mrs. Ra7mond the Sew.rute.S.wtng Club met . Ball,)', Mro. Dan KcKnlaltl, Mra. Wedli0148Y night at the homo of F,dward . Wtilla, Mra. Cbarleo Mro. Larry WehruJII. llcllman, ... Harold H o o d, Mr1. Bill McDanlellladcltarp ...... FloSii'lddand, Mra. Goorae cf the meeting, The ....,lea par. ·!IDifmaa, Mra. WUiard Bo7er, IY llld dlmor will be held Ajii'U !J!to. Mor.lhall King, Mr1. Ilea 20 at the American fAIIajl ball, Mullen, llld Mra. Flza (llll'omero7. 'llle holllell gift wu more, ......,_ railed lbrGuill t h e mlithera• ealendar project was turned in at the tneetiiJI. Mrs. -· PHONE 992·2115 180 MULBERRY AVE. ' ,.. : :!,4PA]t~~d.;Spring Regif;!nOI Event, ;..r. In the · Bib! llld lb8 I ol!lll lbciUI!tt wa; -. . Gonlea were o...to.ciedby Mr*· !leUa KIQea . Wlth Mro. Gladys cueider. IIIII Mra. Ben Neoatz'n08 ..u.JIW the prlze1. il r 1, CUckler, ualllted by Mrs. Clare Karr, aerved a salad cwrae, "--· ~-~need during the meedns lnturtng the business meeting was the state coqvendm to be ;;;;;;;;;· ;;;;~~o;f:T:rlni::IY ! es1er, ~eri' rrom u.! ., • ., .. ' :Utt,le Things MoyS~eol Cc;mtehi;' ' . • ' I I' ·'I *' •• lad MARK VSTOlE RAY RIGGS, INC. RoYAL OAK PARk WILLIS ANTHONY UCINE FUL-VALU ARNOlD'S SOHIO SERVICE • . $WisMI~ & -1"!"· e.. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. -IV· . (ROW'S STill HOUSE �,..,. ......... . Q0C!! .WHAT'S. COOOD FER . EUlEfUIERRV p- 11,.1969 Who lllloed'l I'd 11Y ll1e cdy SllE · can't ala... boatl- SLOW · 414:1®, ae "peqtle .irllltalk.*' ''lalk" 1hould be praloe to< two FREEZE I 'IIQ we hqY\' a !'DI'l' nlco re· aoptaaeairlana. -II. IJt¥ ,S.I·~ I . ' Ia!follohip, and w111 ruin ·tt wllh ... , So ol coorae YQJ do a olow demands'/ II we lived lqpolheri!O rrt:H? muc~ ._ lly ly PHIL PASTOlrT Dear lloleri: ~~uru;.,,-IL . If you have to go to the ,dictionary. to lind the meanAbout lho hu.-re "holtle, atei>1 .me out, . hal li4uldll' This column Ia dedicated to · ill& ' of "EsJ)eranto," you're ,._, at my ~ II my of the thermDitat": my wife would be hol'wliYbw In on ...,..tad 1£- 1am11y IIYIIW, 10 IIJIII're havllW =-.~~dy to bat In the old· OICOrt .... •friend. I ho"' au the 1 1011. ·I t' 1 sot 10 I hove a nlabt.- kid trouble or jull plall! - · · leafu•; • adyaniapo. cit • .... In my lllo, more 10em1 I'm dead and belet help YOU, She.wWIIIoo Gt!Jing up with the and J10IIie ollho dl~ ol IIW cremoted, and 1111 1laow what welcllile 10111' own ._bog •• chick..,. ;, od11iooblt mil11 a hllsho,... lie preloroltchloway, lhat ,..,..n or mille dool? She perl-..a. Mdre11 Holen !lotte! . if you ~pPen •lo be rOOBI· tC)CJ. And1· al!er aD,, Wbo .woold 1neaklln andfw'MdoWnlholllerIn care ollhl1 """"-· "'ll in the hen llo1lft. talii' llbolii pObplo over ·m• • molt.tl Thitre lllo not ewn able NOT TilE MARRYING KIND ll'a lueky you ea11 uve lo to meJ<. a Pl'CiliOr nit "'-ae Deaf'tlat: mlgbt not gel a...;. Alit Ia, he time flylns . on . ihOrl; journeys-It help1 to.• ·make up ror the lone wa1t1 at alrportJ. llel"' OLD ENO\!GII TO LEAD HER OWN Llf'E Dear llelon: I em 72 """ old ellllll(llt to 11aow whal .l want, but my <hUdren4on't IIJproYe, They think I shoUld lnahl that my gentlomon friend marry me, .,.. olao 111m 111e ~' • • • . L!fTIH TO t01J! C:INTUlY tllCOaMATION Houa -Mon. thri.Fri. • • 9:30AM'- • Wc~kly .• Guide To Be_tter TV Viewing • • Fold and Place Near Your TeleviMion Set for Convenient Reference · :"·t '*II 00-'II:~ !W UIHO CAJ.l ~ 6 .. ~ WINNIE WINKLE St.OCKS CA~ BUILD 'JJAW.! CHANNF.L 3' CHANNEL I MORN/~ DI!LIWR'I'. . 7 7~ 8~ .." Rex DiKONQ' . .._ ....... •• ••• ••' j - 0 .... ~ II~ l li11S YEAR. FoR ll1E FIRST Tlf.'\E: THE TH€\/ISIOIV IIJCVSTRY IS C,IVING A"-! AWARD 10 ll1E BE-ST 1'\J VIEWER OF ll-\t;: 'r'I'IR' Ye-5611'., lHE IREWER 1!..1-10 RU.S. <..'A.e i=~Rb ro THE ME.IIJTAl I~ST I fLITIC#J Of HI~ IAJ"lCI-\ED Ma<.E 1V DURI"-JG 111E YEO.R ll-\1;10 NJT(J.JE EL~E WILL SE GIVE'-! ThL€.Vi~ION'S Dlsn~ISI-\ED 'VIEWE-R. ~ YEP.R' AWARD I H.....,. K IIW- I!dlwl.... .,... ....... '1111 Chri•IIOI*en 1'bi1J."-• Wanl C.r lnd Trtt:k .............. 8E 9E !• •• !: MutenGoll Man lUll HIJ Unlnr• I • '' -- ' '' ) 21tl OIDI')' ~ •• "-' •• I Fll DlckVanDJM -·- .... -·......... DICK TRACY 10 II~ Dick 'Ju 8 ... ~ AaiOII8 J. Conatruet ~.FBI men : .. abbr. 9. Pertalnlnc toelay tO. Fabrk or silk or cotton 12. Sole 13. Sallon lf. Putinto aervice 1&. Scenarios 16. London policeman 18. Behold lt. Headcear 20. To tum the attention to !3. To join .l5: 'nle arch fiend 27. Compau point Steve 3. Starr or Kyaer 4. Interjection of healta. tlon 5. Tart 6. Legendary chalice 7. Violent storm 8. Small barracuda 9. Yams of knitted fabric$! 11. Printer',; measures 13. Begone! 1~ . .A.ntaree or Polaris B\!GS BIJNNY [nsrramblt these foor Jumbles, one le-tter to each 1quart, to form four ordinar)· wordfl. riJ~ng sun 22. Bulits 24. Tech· Love ol [Jfe 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 ot 20. ~~~~~~f ~,....a..nl•,- '• o\11••·•• ADotblrWorld Y<MI Don't SQ' Mr. 28. Word with pole or queen 29. Thorouah· fare : abbr. 30. A procla· matlon 34. .A.11ume aa true 36. Egypt. ..... ID 0 (] 10 oum;n1 ~ 0 Gllllaan'sltllnd !lloor ..,..... the circled lotten form the 1urprite anawer, u ••nnted br the above cutoon. I'":'.h-.:-1" THEY'RE lliii I I ill'" IAII.,.,.n '''"1orrv.,.J l•'lllrr•l•~ ·~ Jmnhlr~: GLOAT .\11~• .. r: r-,,,, '-• ,,.,_,.,. nl th1• ..rul,j", .,.,.,..,,... - JAIL sun god 37. Revokes 38. Flohhook aiAIN JACKIT MUffiN -· 5 "" f1lrQ!or.l .A."Witi'&IJa. 40. CuJUvaUu'l PGqnuia ......... Truth ..,. .... ConHqU~ace• 6., 7".. 10 A CrJptof,_ Qaotatte DOWN J. Seuonal kVY wbldaot UCGWmUXCA IVOXVOY the ln.dlan Ocealt CR VEWSYOUY. DAILY CRYI'TOQIIOTE- Htre'o h- I<> wnrk II: ' . . GCX - VOWAY FVB XFY BYYBOO VWXFY TCBXYJVOYXL Y-r4a)'• CF)'pi<Hjuutot I DON'T WANT TO RUN FOR OFnCE; THERE'S ALREADY TOO MANY COMEDIANS IN WA8HINOTON.-WJLL ROGERS AXYDLII.t.AXR I• I.ONGFELLOW · One leLter: !$imply Hllanda for annther. In thla Hflhlple A • ulld ' for the tllrec L'a, X for the twc.~ 0'11, etc. Slrarle hltter1, apoe. ~;:;,:,;,~~:·:- the length and tormaUon ot the worda rtrt all hint, il day tile code- letter" are d11feren.t. ((I • • · ., Klnl J'ealurtl •)'Ddh·e tt. llk·.t Blv. HlllbUII111 World Turn1 Our Lh•• ........ ~~ can- N.Y,P.D, Thle'1 Ute .... .... Perr}' Muon GlliWID Huatle>·Brlnldey Cronklt. I Love l.ul:y Dalltel Boone Ci ndln~Ua ~ All About World 'fi 00 30 ·-·......... Thil l1 Tom Janel .... Newa T<''"' ~ 2" 6 ...~ 10 ·-· 7~ Kvtoon Karnhal -- ........... ~ 9. 0 .~ Stew Allen - 10 .... h 'hUI Two .10 Ptr.-Ht, 00 Nfll Grl.lllh DlftVuDJt. : Movie ~ H~ !iqlaft• Dtclr; Veri))ill sear~ ,., T G.Wi!W . LWIC Lillt --· ......... -- · - ......... ·--· -Ntw............ ..... l Lo" lAc7 W ..,.Ji'OI. - ~ j II 10 Allllli:W,,-'!t ' ' Tllll Dca*t- 10 . You Alk .,.. AI the WOC'Id Tw• ' . ' DQ•afLiw• II .IJICt F~~q< Jtf:We Obll~t~~r .~. ....... ror t..non"OW ~ ..... II .. ._,.. .... .•. ..... """"' : •if !' '."' .11 ~ ,10 Jl ·--.......... Ollll~n'llllud . ,Dellli \'...., ..,, .• . ~ Clta c..,I:IIU 00 9~ " E O" --· .... . : 6..... 7 Thlllrldll ' ~:: d• ... ')' ' ., ~ Jlanlllt. ' • • ' . '. ( I "'"''-' L4thrl to Mp-. ..... _ " 5~ 6~ 7: ""'... - an.. ...... -· Hlddtl n~•• IJarlolLIWI ...... O"E .... '10 f!!t ·'ill .. ho)odiJ .... -· liE.. .... ~ 10 " I,"Terror~thiBiacll YONDAY 3. "Blilll'old," Raek HillIlOilo Claudia car.ur.J.1 1:010 - S. "Dull II DuraJwo," Georat Noncpmeey, st.w ntURSDAY 9 - 1. "U,JI.C. ", Jamn Dllii:J, F.dwanl G. ...... 1L:80- .. "FIIJo' Vardll''. Vir"Jlnk Ma:a, ZaciuJ - i - ....., TUESDAY "JoiOIM!II lo Mcawnc... 3 J•n Selbl111 t - &, "Pre•~..-.uon: Minier'" GMt Barry, p,.. Nk 11130- •• "hnlln F"Wio.th Stone", Rlehanl F.cu ....... ..... WEDJIIESDAY t - ll, "Do NoUMtlld'', Dori1 DQ, Rl:l:l ~lor UtH - I, "1111 t:&l)' WI" VIttorio Gll11111111 ............ ._.... -- ...--....... World n.. ............. ·-.... --- .., "f.!>< i' ~·~ 9~ 7 - - .......... . Ml.1k" - Pilrn~ BrtQII ..... lhnGrlnlll - ""' llzU - 3..." 4E. ,.., .... SUNDAY t - 13. "TheWarol'ihiWorlde" llH 2·"E .... 2....~. 2"""" ....... Johii!J~It ............ 1111· !iqulnJ l·E.. tl._ldWorld I E" 2 6E" 7E 8E" .... ,...,.. Fa*ttlt: FOW' 110 ....... Bob IIIII» Drtp~t II .. Griffin Tblt Girl 15 10 Joey Blllql 1l1r~ N••• 9.."" .......... 0" .... "" ll~ 2~ 10 00 Darll o.y -·--........ ...... 3 ".~ 4~ Mo•• 15 It 1'1.M;1· A~~~~ ...... Dul AJiothlr Warld 00 ModSqu.d You Aak ...... ...... 11 Willer Cronkite -- 110 Hklden fleo• Mr. .... ..... 9: 0: Edp of Nlaftt ,_ tHANNEL 13 CHANNEL I . Ga-GoGqMra 00 t"Win)' ........ Llcl fl . Speaka 4%. Inaet.lvely 8 .... -.... Don'l Sly 6"::. ~ Perllli'IIIIQ" ,. 110 Hlllltii¥·Brlnldey 8 .." ' at. llland off 3E.. CHANNEL 3 7~ It 1'allh Two I E" 2E.. ""'""' ~ ~ YOlo.'&- I to " 00 _ 0~ II II~ - 2.•·:.. ·-·-·........ ·-..... _ ..... ·-.......... '2".... _ .... _.... -3 . .......... 4E 9: ,_ t]l'll\~1 2" ·~:" 4!:" canoan ..... """"" .,,. -· Ge~nlllallflltal Lowoi!Jio partner 26. Afflrmativ.- 34. Unforvote tunate .1/i. Japan. 28. Polite title ~thrub~t 31 . Mimicry 3ft. Auct101 1 32 . .A.Ja1kan seaport : word 4fl. Musl<" 33. Booth note Be.. Itched """" """ """"""'' --II:: ....... "" DJ"IIe ........... -Kamlnl ................. nlque ..... E)'• Gueu ............. 7E 2. Frt!d or 8" "~ 9" "~ 0" SCali Hlteheoelr: ..... .._. II DAILY CROSSWORD CHANNEll3 II .. . 6.. '' CHANNEl I .... 00 ""' HWbUIIes OE• TCCI ~ tilt lnn ...... 6"" 7""" CHANNEL 3· 30 ·- 41 ._ ........ JIUII.-JI NBA 13 ·"· ITl HIJ I} ~ ,_,.L_ ' CHA~NEL Kartoot! Karnha.l 11-.l"fllnr. ('H OK'E • CHANNilL I Till N."''f) I} .... II '"""" F.'</J 1} 110 6~.. 9E ••• •• CHANNEl3 tHANNEll3 II 10 FIX 1HfM R:lR • rt \IJ I} TJZZV 1:30 - FRlDAY 13, "10", Jal:k Wlllb. Wllllm """"' It "0. the IIIIi". Narwaa WHdcm, Jendru Jt1D1 11:10 - 8, ftn. Scu1", Jdlll 9 - lnla.. SATURDAY 9 - l."'lbeltanBned."J.... s..art. Maurten O'Hara 11:15 -IS, "cn.r..a of 0. ttnleellll'' and: ·•n. Mal -_. Who Lhld Twlw" su..e.", 11:30 - t. 11130 - a. "TWo)o(n, ~... "B&ut ~ Hllll!llhrQ ikiiU1o 1illll'llaft )' �~~ - ----- -~ I Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·!oflddl"l""'l• 0., Friday, April 11, 1969 . WANT AD INFORMATION , 5 p .m. ~EGULATIONS T... P...a.li,har ,.,.,,., the rlaht ta edit or rojoct onr oils ct.a-d alljttctloMI. Tha JjMiilli1t.r will nat ... rosfOnsllllo for I'!Kifo than oM Admission!~ Pub\lcaUon of admission~ is prohibited unlll !urlhor oodre. 'I Births Mrs. Howard J. lncDrrac't ln1or'tie>n. RATES Rt. ..• BidWell, sbil, 9:0$ 'a.m. Thurs. ~~i 5 coMa pat WOtd ana lnaartlon MiniMuM Clwtrae 75c day; Mrs. James R, Mees, Porn .. eroy, · son, 3:50 p.m. Thursday; GUIDANCE COUNSELORS VISIT V. S. MlllrARY ACADEMY- c.det Flrtt aaa- (Senior) Lonnie Adams of Blackatooe, Va., sp•kawltha- of West Virginia guidance tQIIselors during their rlslt to lhe U. S. Military AcademJI,1bey ore, from loft. Mrt. Mary E. c.petart, of Wahama at Mason; Harold Holstein from Van High School, aad Mrs. Gornot McNeeley of lla'OeiiBwood High School. The grcq> visited here at the Invitation of the Academ,y's Adlnlaalona omce to l'iow, on a first-hsnd basis, the education and train!~ ota csdet in the U, S. Military A"""'"n,y. 1be prosram Is designed to aid COWIIelors in their guidance of studOits who ore lriterested In the Military Jdm W; Watterson, Apple Grove, W. Va., son, son, 4:22 p.m. Thursdal·; Mrs. Robert D. Lewis, Rt. 1 Thurman, daughter, 6:H p.m. Thursday; Mrs. Charles K. Steger, Patriot star RL, son, 2:46 a.m. Friday; Vernon L. a.m. Discharges ' Ralph K. Blachwell, Mrs. MIchael G. Ehrie, Mrs. Lynne Fulks, Mrs. Glen L. Gooldln, Michael L. Harrington, Mrs. George E. Love, Alva MaMrs. haffey, Perl L. Mitchell, Mrs. Kyle Newhar4 Albert E. Parker, Edward E. Spriggs, Jr., Forrest D. Van Meter, We sley F. Wears, MyrUe Williams, Mrs, John M. Greenlee and Infant daughter, Mrs, JOOn B. Hall and infant daughter, Mrs. Elmo S. Pierce am infant daughter. COMPLETE.'> SEMINAR The Exchequer Seminar in Co.. lumbus has been completed by Leonard l. Reed, formerly of Pomeroy, and will serve as a marketing speclali st for Columbia National Ufe in Region 21. He attended Pomeroy Senior High School and Columbus Business University. Leonard and his wife, Louise, have two daughters, Sandra Leigh and Usa Gail. SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 Robinson's Cleaners ,41• I!; lnd, P-lttOf " ~;i~IU.St., Academy and a service career. Lucifer Has a Letter Ready for Absentees Robert H. Woods, MiniSter Pomeroy Church of Christ Last Lord's Day, because it was Easter Sunday, saw high attendance records set for the year. This Sunday perhaps there will be the lowest record of the year in many churches. Will you be one of those who do not attend, and who could receive a letter like this: Dear Fr iend: I vi sited your Bible SChool last Sunday and was overjoyed to see the empty seats! J happened to know that some members were ill, but others took advantage ofthe situation and stayed away because they felt that they would be classified with the sick. They were sick, all right, but in a different way. This 1 also rejoi ced to note! Some of the lesson I did not enjoy. but I was happy to know that some of the teachers had made no calls on the pl(lilsthewcekbc- Middleport • service was held on Smclay morn- sponsible ·for the altar floral arrangement. &lnday's actlvitJes concluded CREDIT JEWELERS 416 MAIN with a prayer and praise service In the evening under the leadership or ottie T, Roach. On Saturday alterooon the youth enjoyed an Easter egg hunt ai the residence or Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jewell. Prizes were awarded and refreshments served to Jemrlfer and Patt,y Rogers, Bobby and Barbara Jewell, Lisa Van MaIre, Mark, Keith, Vickie and Dianne Gtbbs, Kimberly, Kevin, and Beth Knlpt, Cynthia Dawn, = N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. PT. PLEASANT You know how I hate regular at. tendance. Hoping to have you with me sooner than y~)U think, I remain, Your Constant Serpent Frlem, Lucifer (the Devil) OPTOMETIST OFFI(E IIOUIL~ 9 TO 120 2 TO 5 (tl.flst: hT NOON ON TIIUIL\) - EA.~f WUlff ~T., I'OMJ-:ItOY Kearns, Monna and Corude Gibbs and Marjorie Rogers, lt. $30.00 .......... c.......,,.,. In Memory ON TillS day, April 11, five years since Robert M. Cowdery deported this life: Judas, away," A great muldtute led b7 the traitor, Brought Him be!ore Pilate a short time later; The testlmOIII' they pve was surely a lie But the mob all shouted "CruclfYI Cruelly! We do not forget yoo, nor do we tntend; We tblnk' of yoo often And will to lhe end. Gme and forgotten, by some yw may be, But dear, to our memory, You ever will be. The Family, 4-11-ltc Notice his veins freely ran. To the tomb, Joseph lila bo<IY did carey. But aller three days He was • by MarY; And soon !rom this wicked world below, Our precious Savior, to the Father did go. Ottle T. Roach Lelart, w. Va, RAM 911001' Sllnday from I -till. Racine Gun Cl~ . Slotf!UIIS only. 4-11).3!e aen AQU.utmS - llabr'l - II food and !aJie lor fill· otic lleb, IIIIVf ., per eaut. , . House cl 'lllllon ElroCie AQ'llrlst Specl•lltlell. 1'11. 1175-1011. Fht rood below Ple.nt Paint llelcllt. U-tile Meigs Property local lluwling WOMAN'S THURIIDAY AFTERNOON LEAGUE April 3, 1969 -· __:...:;.. 6 1 ,,.~, ,,.,. . I ' . . penon. A.B.C. ..... w. v•. . WILL SEi.t. one or boll! cl my plaDII. A. B. C. Cleaners, Mason. W. Va. 4-10-Uc cleanlng FOR SALE TWO FAMILY HOME 5 Roomo and Ballo on Flrol Floor, 5 Roo111 lind bath on Second Floor, 2 Car Garago and 3 Roo., Ulllily Building. Coli 9<19· 3311 or 9•9-2153, Raclno, 1959 CHEY. 1/2 TON PICKUP TRUCK IT'S. •. ·' ·. Eneine Md Transmission Good BUY·A· •'' 145 o. bon-. 1961 FORD, GALAXIE. nJR LO!IGI!lR blp earpall eleaD wllll • Lallre. ReDt etectrtc "r '4 1u.r fl. GUN 811001', Brood Ran !lad and Gun Qub, New illY... W. Va., bday, Aptll 11, noon Ull - . 4-11411! VB, Automatic TranSIIission •uo. •195' u rooT MJ 12il 4-7~ Tln1'• Bmplnland. l H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. IM!mlt a llat cl ehiB'Ch memberslllp, 15 YWII cl age and over, to William S. Crall. elerlt cl Stttlon TOWillhlp, Jla. elne, Oblo. 4-Mic MIDDLEPORT, 0. 992·2151 or 992·2~52 S. 2ND AVE. .\LL CRilRCRES In &lttlrn Townllllp an requeale4 to ARE YOtlll Wlllll an •nwtaMIJ (j can •w ••a•. ~ -H-............. Keith KeiUleC(y,lreneKennody, """ 0'11- ..... caat , Br 0.W _ Pomeroy. LEGAL NOTICE "'"" u. 11 .. - Me Itt... .. WIIMIIII ..... OtiiiiN Notk'l i1 IMrtlll 11... tan tta A.atbti'MI, ....._ W<JreH lJ Rt. l, Ntwa$, OJdo. Jau bela i.ui.J apJGIMtd . . 1111 II lbe liWn.e ol WUUIM Ntiloa ...... ............... c...... . 4 ... ..Ill ••• 1&111 • ~ c..- Bod011-Millwood Rd. (lloor Rour. 2) (B-oon Millwood & Rovonawood) 165 plut ACRES (A,prox. 280 Bldg. Loto) 1 P.M. TUES. APR. 29 RENEW CONTRACT PIULADELPHIA (UPQ Army and No'¥)' renewed their coruact with Philadelphia to play their annusl seD-out foodlo.U game In lhat clt,y for three more )'ears. ••~~a .....,. ...... IIOIINBYIIOWNIK8 ... lllltlle lr WM,.IoC*I ... " IE GUARANTEE TO SAVE YOU 25%-50%-75% AT HUMPHREY'S . POMEROY, 0. .\<,· valopmlllt Corp. (approx. 280 lots) In 4 parcels or entirety. Plus Communi· ty Water System, Install· lcPHE~M, QUICKEST TV S.ERVIC.III COUNTY " 992-72.2 MEMORIALS CONSULT US TODAY a,., 8-5, Man.-Sc!t. CAMARO I. .265 E. Rlv., l)r. P~ll~ •• Po. ,l9129 . . • 1969 Buick ileSa.re $3, 157. 50 $3,290 as low as Available in 230 or 2BD H.P. V8 engines, in 2 Dr., Hord Tops, 4 Dr. Hord Tops, 4 Dr. S.. SHARP USED CARS AT BmER BUYS va. auto_ trans., spotless original white finish with buck skin all vinyl interior. Power steering, power brokes, very careful local owner. 19&8 BUICK LESABRE CUSTOM ...... ...... ..... ..... .......... SAVE A $1000 va, 4 Door Sedan_ factory air cond. Low mileage, new Cor title, balance of factory war• ranty. Demonstrator. 1966 PONTIAC VENTURA 4 DOOR HARD TOP SEDAN ••••••••••••••••••• $1995 Factory air cond . Power steering, power brakes, like new, all vinyl interior. Hydramatic d~ive 1965 MUSTANG 2 DR. HARD TOP ................... ,. ... ..... ., ....... $1395 Beautiful light cream finish, 4 sp. shift, extra nice, black all vinyl bul"'ktt 11at int~rif)r BLAEftNARS PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO 1967 Olds. Delmont 88 Town Sedan ......... $2395 lull- Smhu BUDGET PIUCB faudlaa • our tiJird lloar lladalt lliJop. one owner cor is equipped with power brakes and steering. Turbohydramatic transmission, radio, tinted glass, NEW white wall tires , wheel discs, and factory air con• ditioning . It's a one owner car, traded to us for a new Baker Pnlln. ........... CldD. .. 69 Olds. 1965 OGdge Custom 880 2 Door Hard Top., . . $1395 ,. •. ... CIGAJIBTTE nndlnlllll 'I .ad lln'lee. ABC llala pil • Man~. V·B motor, outo. trans ., power steering, radio, tinted glass, w l s w tires, white over gold with matching in· terior . Real sharp locally owned car. W. Vo. Phone.,.... IMUI'Inet 1966 Buick Wildcat Two Door Hard Top ..... $1895 .,·, This one has o white over green finish with a beige vinyl interior, atly 37,000 miles and shows the very best of care, equippe<:l with engine, power brakes and steering, automatic transmission, radio, NEW white wall tires, wheel disc s and tinted gloss . A very nice one owner car. Camaro Convertible. w/Rally Sport equipment n va ' This One In Stock and Our Selection Of • .• ' AUTOIIOIILB trwwaa .,.. anr'kt'? Llll J'lllr ...,.. Ileenle? Used Sunshine Models 1.966 CHEVELLE MALIBU ••• $1695 nllure. 1965 Pontiac Catalina Con. .. .. ........ $1395 Blue with white top, block vinyl interior, v . .a motor, auto. trans. , power brakes, power steering, radio, w/ s/ w tires and whnl discs . Malibu Canv_ VB engine, powerglide, radio, heater, new whitewaU tires, green exterior finish with white nylon top, vinyl interior trim . popu:ar model now. at Dll. Cll earpeta cJemwl wllll Blue Lilllnl. Real eleclrle ~ "· llobr ,.._ radio, w s ·w tires, deluxe wheel covers, white over gold with gold interior . 1965 CHEVELLE .......... $1395 Beautiful turquoi11 finish with white nylon top, VB engine, P- Glide & staor· ing. Like now WW tires. R&H . Soo this SMITH AUTO SALES 1963 Olds F-85 Deluxe 4 Dr..... .... . .... $695 KANAU V-B motor, automatic trans., power steering, radio. Real sharp ol this little price. 1965 BUICK LESABRE ..... $1495 1966 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE $1795 Beige finish with white nylon top, auto-- matic, . PS, PB, radio, new WW tires, sharp brown contrasting interior with ..... 11 bucket ..at I I ~:~g~~.~~~~~.~ir.~~~~n~: ·.~~; 1963 CHEVY II NOVA ., .... $895 Super Sport, buckot seats, now 6 cyl. \.mo•tor, 3 spoed itd. shift, turq. finish. 4 Dr. Wagon Runs vood. ' vood tirn. I $295 I I I I Wogon v-s. auto., P. B-. p .s.• h,lnl goad $295 I I Woaon 6 crlfndor Std. trans. doric green finish, excellent nylon top, .' TWO REGJBTIIIII) •4 « !lalllnna, black; around .. f1 Indies In LeWIIJ. Lil' Davis, Xi t4 i) Rolli, ~ mle Wilt cl Rt. •• 4+1111: $495 _ ______ 8:00 ...•. •. . I ·•--------~--------J OPEII EVF.NIIIGS TIL OHIO ..,. . Business Services r-------ir--------~-------~1 I 59 Olds 88 1 61 Buick : 63 Rambler & console, PB radio, sharp blue finish with white nylon top, plenty of go and lots of class . beige body and white nylon top. " 992.5314 261 Moln P001oror PS, PB, Automatic trans-, I 11. •'ROM WAIL 1o nil, 1111 IIIII V 8 motor, auto . trans. , power steering, power brakes, HAS THE AREA DROOLINGI can • ••• For Sale 1966 Olds Cutlass Sp. Coupe ••••••.••••••• $1595 EIPEIIEICU " Karr & Van Zandt radio, WW tires. . ? .. • The Welcome Mat Is Out At U1ndmark It's IN 326 e11gine, 3 speed on floor, bucket seatl, .red firiial\, white top, red vinyl interior, radio, new tir11. · . ., To Eat Out. · ' .' ' 'Jack Carsey Sars: Coma and See Us Duri111 · BIG GAME HUNT-' OPEN iiOU,_ APill L 9· i0-11·12 FUN PRIZES REFRESHMENTS ' I c... BRING. THE FAMILV THIS SUNDAY! . l 992-5342 GIIAC FINANCING POMEROY ·~: I ' o ' •' '4~ . ' ·,,t ' S~LESMAN AT Bulkb•r Ro'•Mr To The !Giaii•t H - eon. . MOIORCO... ' . Open Evenin1s Til 8 Yotr Chiyrolet Dealer . From lho Loraetit Truck or tire stock of quality cars. We're her~ to serve yo~ . VISIT YOUR FAVORITE YOIJR •" ' ' Most all of th;. obove unito oro LOCAL l.owHER CARS. Co10o in and inspect bur on- ' Troat tho fami(y. You'll oil enjoy eating kore. ploto . mlnu, from sandwiches lo sl"ko. And, Mom, ,.. do tho diohoo. ''.You'llli•e Our Quality 11'ay of Doing Business" 1963 PONTIAC LE MANS .. , ................ . ILAEnNAIS. ' ' A· ... f Pltone 992·212& •· .onl . PIL 9t:I.Zl43 Ufllt <WIIIelllftiMIIII '5.55. -GUARANTEED- .. , PHoNE 992·ZOM ,~ t . II~ .... ,~ '' ' 1 • • •• dans, and convertibles. . '•fll' I. Milo I_Nt •s ~voilable in 290 Horsepower VB, 335 Horsepower VB in 4 Drs., 2 Drs., Hard Tops, Convert•bles, 4 Dr. 'Hard Tops and Station Wagons. Red over white finish with burgundy interior. This sharp .... ,.....,\,. '. ' 1969 Pontiac Catall nas BUICK PH. 992·2143 CONVERTIBLE POIIBROY llliiW. - II Ill alee la7bW 111111. Gaatl 111m, . . . . . . . Nice 4 w. 1'011111 boa, bill!, ........ fall hu 1Mt. ...... •I:N • VIIIOIL ......, LEGAl ......., Co. A1dle1Hrs; On All Ma11o Brand Furilituro, Moor Styl11 To Chooao From. CoMpare and You Will Buy At Humphray'a. I n. ~~~~Y_ICE-II)IO~D WAL.ER ENDURING GRANITE Station Wagons, and Convertibles. And Our Beautiful New 3 TWO BJlDROOIII Remaining building lots of Evergre111 Hills De- ed, approved & operating to be sold separately. REQUEST FREE BRO· CHURE & CONTACT COOP BROKER: . BEATTIE-FIRTH ·CHARLESTON, W. VA. (Jl4) 342-8192 NOTICE 101 W •.MAIN ST. and 111111. apitlmiDt. lollddlepcn. " ' - Sale On Premises (rain or shine) - .... a..tl'lllt-.. . ....... can-.. P't1JINIIIID) AUCTION NOTICI OP AHOtMTMUft' . 1'111· lin - HOISTETTER REALTY H.~ U«p PRING AVINGS•• ~~ RealhteteforS. MEN WILLING to work. MUll 1121111. Mtfc be lillie to travel. Phone 1ft. 11118. 4-11-alc 'I'R:AIIJ!lR. ._.. '1\'aDer Put. lllnenvllle, Pita 1ft. BEAIJT1CIAN wilh hl1b fab. .. U-12t.C lon uperlii!Ce. FUll time. OlD. BO&IEIIM, • Lit Write 8os 1118-1 In care ~ IIIJIWNGIIAII,. frlllll, ,.. Dally Sentinel, l'utliti uy. cellar, pJ'IIp, well Wiler. I For Sale ~ am. ...CIIID.OD. TWO RIDING HORSES, one 1111NBR1VBLB - 1 -, lllaek, fl'lliiO, one roan. • · 1 IIAtlt. ' I 1'11 ;,tlli I . Phmc I9UID. 4-U-1te II,IIIIII.GO. . ,., Available in 155 H.P. 6 Crl. engine or 230 or 28D H.P. VB in Special Dlx. Slcylork, Slcylark Custom, Grand Sport, and Sports Wogon, 2 Dr., 2 Dr. Hord Tops, 4 Dr., 4 Dr. Hard Top can PECIAL Spring u.ue FllRNilliiED lloule Ia ...... •s~w •• $2,620 atllf. IAJ'I' ON Mill St., In Mlddietlort eloee to porblfllce. 4&facjt wide, 125 loot deep. El<ellenl lot, 20 loot alley In bact. Pbone llft.5251. 44-lfc IT• a Mtfc Pb. .. •••. men. Wipe Out belpl J011 GUN SHOOT, Rutland AmeriCleM them for te.. 111111 I can Legion, Sunday, 12 to t. IliA CAMI!lRO VI, 4 IIP'III: wall cletmer tt. IIUfr ,.,.... lM7 l'lrllllrd vt. ' i!plld. ~ IB ar nlturt. 4-NII! I IItie MUSIC EVERY Friday and CIUNA Cupboard. lbtn alee. Saturday, Jack's Qub '"' can ,..,.-. Harrllonvllle 1loed ctl Rt. 7. For Rent 4-f.3tc TliRI!lE ROOM lunlll1llil apart. TAKE SOD. flfl87 lbe Blue IAIIIre way from camell IIIII PUBLIC SALE Friday, Goorp's men! wllll bath. Couple OIIIJ. Auction Rouse, Rutland, new m s. 1111 Ate., Middleport. upbolstery. Rent lllldrle t+lfe llllampooer tt- Sayre Bardand UHd merdlandlse. Con- Pbono • ... ware, Nt'W HanD, W. VI; lllgmnenta ,welcome. Open 4-1Mc from 10 a.m. tUI sale time EIGHT-ROOM lloule.two bltlbll, In IIYJ'IIeUR. GClod for famll7. for •'OIIIignmeull. Sale llat1s at 1 p.m. 4-f.3tc Jab TIIIDer, pbone 181181. FERTILE P'AIIII for !noMW.ftp meat pul'IIDI!I. Goad e.choule and bUIIdlnp. Will WE WILL not be rtop011111lle I'URNIS1IBD and llilfanllllod !tr 1111' debts contracted by have flw•t I! • fl'llti..S apartmeata. CIOII to ICbool dam lite. Other paalbllltlel anyme unless aulflorlzed by Pbone IIJ.MM. 10.11-tfc for o-uent ~etum on bmll. 111. :; Albert and Velllll M. Roush .'l'BAiia wra;·~ -ment. Own~~, Jo - ~ anctuate ld .'.: AlCaorr!, s,n-, Oblo OD .... ban7 •1111. 4-Ntp 4-IUic Rt. Ill, " - ....1. 141-#e Cottageville (Jackson Cou1ty) W. Ya. wea.., 1 1965 PONTIAC CATALINA CONVERTIBLE COUPE ...................... $2295 ~ trw·. ... $2,566.75; 1969 Buick Specials 1tllll miD Palrllne. 11'1', vt, 4-lpeed 1969 Pontiac Tempest .. n a 11e KJIU!Y SWEEPER. Loob and eleana 1.. new. Altacllme!rtl tm polisher for I payllll!llill cl t&.115 a month. Guaranteod. Ploont lfJ-21111. ....... OHIO'S OLDEST DOOG.E DEALER COME IN ANO SEE THE GOOD GUYS '' 1.w •• FOr We Available in 170 HP ovorhoad cam, 6 cyl . 265 horsepower VB, Tempos!, CustomS, Lomo~o, POODLII: P!II'PIES. AKC TOJ .& GTO'• 2 Drs., 4 Doors, Station Wagons. miniature, m 8lld up. Iliad III'VIct and lfOOmlnJ, Pltoae 4 DOOR TI·ME· n. 1900 *-Ton Chevy Plelrup, fK• ceDent condition. Phone 1ft. 51&1. w.«p .. __ ,.. ____ . WE PAY TOP DOLLAR ON TIAM preclule. Diet Sarpm, Pbone 99262&'1. u.«p 5 Used C IF ,1,500 ln a motllll lnlerllll Could bo lnco11o Proyou. you lntmst ••. (lpeiiiJii perly or For Largo Fo•llr. lor man over to llr Pamei-oJ area. No experience roqulr- ':=:-.-.----:-::'--:' eel. cash 4lr MaD SET ., ploww, com plc!br, ll J. E. Q'awfonl, Pres., Pin- Olovrolet. l'l.a 11'1-J\11. !her a.emt,eal eo.. Ine... a.. ~ Pori worib. Teal, 'lt!Ot. . 1-11-«p 1933 PONTL\C Catalina Sport coupe, S8l eu. lneb, a Ducel, 4 speed. Mac wtoeela. :111.000 adual miles. MUll see flo ap. Mualc by Margorot Nournon 5 to 8 P.M. HelpWantM United Church of Christ, Lot. .lllafei .IOHN C. IACOII .....,. ., tttt ,.,.. ...._ c..IY...... _.. - 12:30, to 6 P.M. Atlulti $1.25, Chlldrtn 75i: MOftlbora and Fo,.IIIOt Only - Dlnoioro To Go busllltlli. . woman 1o take ooer truok and note. .We deonJnc wholeiale. 4-ll..'ltp Williams to Elvin E. Thompson, Mary F., Thmipson, Lot, Rutland. Helen Uuth Atkins to TrlniiY DaWd UWI Jllla lhJ of fr&li<S ($6,000) at Paris' Auteull Race Track. OWned by Alben Ken, Blanco paid $2.70 to win. ~DRESSING sun~1 ,.,;u .13 QUARTER HORSE, brown, contact Mrs. Linda E..ns, Ml· nerovllle or phone 949-3675, to Arnold Grote, Mildred Grate, Slandllws: • 85 A. , Rutland. Won Lost RoiBid L. Williams, Wanda Simon's Marke~ ••• 511'12 27'"l) Williams to J. E. Vance, Essie Tiny's Foodland • • •48 39 \ Vance, Pt. Lot 8, Rutlani Landmark ••• • ••• l7 40 \ Buckeye L'hlps • • • •45 42 i New York Clothing. .37 49 Coca Cola ....... Z4'h Z'l'l\ High Team 3 .pmes - Buckeye Chips, 2356. II(&b lad. 3 pmes - Julia Boyles, 516, High Team pme - Buckeye Chlpa, 8%0. High Ind. game - Pandora EAGLES CLUB · CHICKEN Lost Hay Rorald Lee Williams, Wallia nominated. Rl'lVIVt.L SERVICES wiD .lie contiUcled at the Lail'el CUll Fiee Methbdlst CJ!un:h be~. Al!fll If and CGntiDulnl lhioulh' AprU •• , ,., p. m. e.>eh evening. The Rev. Clyde ,J. lllrlielt will aerve as ev.inplllll. Sunday, April :IG, there will be a SlngsplraUon conduclod at 2:30 p.m. wlllt lbe Grable famll)o cl PhUo, leadJna the llel'Vice. 4-11411! " , • CLEAN USED CARS l9c5 ELECI'RA :125 Buick. Automatic transm1u1on and power sleeting. Very gOO,t· condiUoo. fi$CIO. Luther Frl~nd, Baolum, Phone Mf. . 11111. 4-Htp w...;. ..... meter steeplechase worth 30,000 $'299 Mrs. OlrUs Wolfe. 4-11-ltp He oald lo His disciple&, "Walt here for me." To the Father above He went lo pray, "II It be Til)' will, take this cup C. Byers, Laura E. By· ers to Freeland S. Norris, FreelarK! E. Norris, Parcels, Lebanon. FreeJald S. Norris, Lueille PT. PLEASANT - Ma<lne Nibert, chairman of the ex- Norris, Freeland E. ~orris, Earecutive committee of the DemM lene Norris to Maxine nldcUe, ocraUc party of Point Pleas- Roger Adams, Parcels, LebanoiL Winifred A. Marcinko to otto ant IIIIIIOUIICed today that the Anthony Marcinko, 82.55 A., Democratic cit,y conv.entlon Olive. will be hold at the Carpenters Harry T. Fleming to Hunting Union Hall, on Jackson Ave., Wednel<loy, April 16, at 7:30 Oil Co. Inc,. 11-W., Lebanon. Clarence Proffitt, Myrlie Prof· p.m. to Hunting Oil Co. Inc,, R-W, fill Members of the executive Lebanon. committee from each ward tor Barbara Young to Catherine L. the etiiU!ni year wiD be elect.. Althouse, Lots, Harrisonville. ed, candidates tor offtcea of Ralph Henderson, Alberta Henmayor, clt,y clerk and mem derson, Earl J, Herxlerson, Virbers of council for the 10011lcl ~ pat electloo to be held In POint ginia L Henderson to Eber He~ derson, Jlh ~. Lebanon. Pleannt on May 17 will be BIANCA WINS PARIS (UPO- Bianca, with .J, Geheau astride, won the 3,500 ONLY Card of Thanks Wears, Arleen McDermitt, Mary and Joyce Zerkle, Jo Turley, Ceelle Van Matre, Emmalee Collins, 188. 3 ROOMS New Furniture N-n MANY 111ANKS for <IJ:ds,llowen and prayers wring m,y 111,7 in tho hospital. God bless GETHSEMANE eaeh and everyone. Je.. s went out to Gethsemane. the passion of the Savior, be- Barbara and Ellen McDermitt, Ing followed by :omclay School at 9:30a.m . The youth group of the chUrch, under the leadership of Mrs. Linda Jewell, Miss Kathy McDermitt and Miss Sandra Fowler, was in charge of the devotional service ror the 9.mday School. This group was aliSO re- TIFFIN stay away from the services. BLIND ADS ·••:so:o.lfl, about other thlllfls ofthe church. I am h~lped when church members neglect their re!lllOn&lblll· ties, especiaUy 1£ they are teachen or elden or deacons. Their They hung Him on the naked tree. neglect lets me get In my Sun- His bo<ly was racked wilh agony; day punches. lamwritingyouthls He gave His life for sinful man. personal letter, to beg you to The blood of forgiveness from gan with a cottage prayer meet- stewart Zerkle, Jay Turley, Kenny and stephen Young, Harriet Ing on Tuesd!IY morning. On Thursday evening, a ser- Thompson, stella King and Jerry vice of prayer and Bible study Morgan. Adults assisting the 'hostess, was held at the church under the leadership Of tile pastor, !Ji!v. Mra.o~ Jewell, frere.VIrglnla An early candlelight prayer •,, that the evening senlce Is un· lmportan4 be<anse then I can persuade them to feel the same LETART, W. Va. - The Lynn and Dianna Kearns, Nancy week's activities commemorat- Joannie and Damy Wears, Kat!cy, icated . Every Keepsake engagement diamond is flawless, so you cen choose your Keepsake ring whh confidence. It thrilled me be<ause sflllle refused to come to the church to worship the Lord. I always trem· ble when people attend worship services, because they ml.gbt decide to (ollow Christ. I am always haW.)' when some beJieve Holy Week Services Noted Charles Parrish. · On Friday afternoon , a service was held at the church with Mrs. MoMaGibbsincharge, when a realistic painting or 11 The CrucUhdon," done by Mrs. Remlta G. Roush, was received and ded- .• rore. ' THE POE'i CORNER 12 canto pet word throe conaocutl•o ln ..rllona . 11 contt pot 'ford 1i• consoevtivo ln..rtlonl. 25 par cant Discount on paid ads and od• paid within 1.0 cfor• · CARD OF THANkS & OBITUARY $1 .50 for 50 word n~ini111uM. Eo . .dcfltionol word 2c. Additional 25c Chorae per Aclver• tlumont . · OFFIC£ HOURS 8 :30 o .111 . to 5:00 p.111. Dollr to 12:00 Satwrdar " The Sermonette Ing Uu 011r Free Parld n9 lat S.r~~ico For Wont Act n;_ Keefer, Leon, W, Va., daughter, . 3:17 a. m. Fri~y; Mrs. James H. Niskanen, RL I NorthuP, daughter, 4:09 Friday. . Day Sefere Pullllutlon Momloy O.aclline 9 • ·"'· Corcellotiont & Cono~tions Will lla occ•-'•d until 9 • ·"' · fOt Oor of Pvblleotlon ' llolzer Medical Center, Elrst · Al'e. \'loiu~ hotu·• ~-1 and 1·8 p..m. ' Parents onl)· 00 l!cdiatrica· Ward. · : DEADLINE$ -Auto s.t.. ..----,. POMEROY • • ,_,.,, (1, I • NEEDS t•lete Front-End and Brake S.Vice BLAETTNAR'S For The FasteSt ~Ice DAY or NIGHT ••. CALL RAILINGS SERVICE . . DAY 992•2151 NIGHT 992-7324 •. "· : •. '· . .:: '1 • �.- .• .. ~· c ·• -· '. 10 - . :Ji,O I)!!IIJ ~tool. P001eroy·Middleport, 0., l'rlday, April 11, 1969 Strident Fee Freeze Written into Bill COLUMBIIS (l'PI) - GOY, Additlooally, the bill would James A. llhcdes' promise to limit the 1971 enrollment oo the Cteuze student tees and empha·~ central campuS ol the state's site teclmlal education in Ohio five larger universities. waa Included Thursdo,y in the A $182.78 million copltal lmst~~Piemental approprlations bill provements program for techni-lntrodueed tn the Ilouse. cal education facilities, covered COLOO c.utlon: 11li4 mol/on pklunl · - , . kfpt out ol tho roocholchlldrrml 1011 ... II¥BI - DiC!>! Wednesday United Press lnternsHonal t"Jron.mny jine....for lhe other guys . WASIIINGTON- FU'TEEN SENATOIISand U lloussmembors have alped a tel0111'111l to President Nixon In protest to tho adml.,. by reveille bonds protected with latraUon'a reported jlla111 to cloao doWn more tlu half of all Job the p!"OIM)8ed 1'~ per cent ve.,. Corps centel-s. dora' .excise tax, allo wu t. Canw• at Ota.wa and Vesuvluo, Ohio, are Included In tho Ust or cludsd. Rep. Ralph E. Haher, R- ._led shuldOIJ!II. The tele~RD~ told Nlmn "we are deeply disWooster, Introduced the bill and turbed" to read of the planned eloslqrs and aaked hint to put orr nsaid It would be changed In sev- nal decision until oller congressional hearlnp oo poverty. ~ K~MALDEN COLOR em "BILUON DOLLAR BRAIN" Charles Kelly, 64, Madison, !nL, died r,WOdnesdo,y In Ki~a DaUilfiters llo~rpllal, Midison, of an -en! hll!lrt auaek. . Boril J!IIY 9, lt!Oi In HArlan Cormty, Ky,, he •waa formerly ' eJq>!o,yed In Lopn County and West Coiumbla. He was a foster grandparent •t Loldn state HospitaL '" He Is survived bjo his wile, Gratus Lee Smith Kelly; three dsUgilters, Mrs. Maxine AI· drldge, Mason; Opal Bootie and Gloria Jean Johnson, Madison, lnd.; three sons, Gerald, North Hollywocd, ~~ John, l.a!IQ"etlo, Ind., and CMrles Edward, Florida, alii one brother, William, of Hartford, W. Va. Frmeral service• wlil be held Saturday at Gan's Funeral H0111e In Madlaon. a\11Uable federal higher eduea- Nixon aide lands $36,0IJO.a..year job WASiiiNGTON - PRESIDENT NIXON has 111111ed Murray M. tlon funds lncludsd. Hearing Set Chotlner, a dose politico! aide since Nixon's Orst vonturesln!D uu ts a good vehicle to con- public o!Rco, to a 1136,000 - a - year Job as a trade lawyer. ChoU~W6r wiU become general counsel lor the OMee of ~eclal sider," Fisher said. Be iachalr· man of the House Finlnce Can· Representative for Ti"ade 1\'ogotlatlons, TheJI ke.Y office which Ch<>mltlee and he Immediately ttner wUI represent as lawyer is the one which negotiates reclp~ scheduled a TUesday night cal trade agreements with other countries. hearing on the bill Combined with the omnibus Commie gunners hil amnw dump SAIGON - COMMIJNIST GUNNEllS DESTROYED part of the education bill, the state's con. city of Tay Nlnh early IDday with a barrage or rocket and mortar trlbutlon to education In Ohio that eJQ>Ioded 200 IDnB of am1111niUon with heavy casualties. It lire during the next two yean would WORltER KILUD be oearly $1.6 biUion, .., $361 W8s one of 45 shelllq:s duriq: the night- heaviest In three ,..ks. PIQUA, Ohio (UP!) - WOOfficials In Tay Nlnh, 60 miles northwest of Sataon and only a million over preaent levels. Sbr bills were passed by the few miles &om the cambodlan border, said nil>! civilians were kill· llam Lee Smith, 25, Upper Sanlegislators Thursdo,y before they ed and more than 90 soldiers wourlled, five oC them Amerlc&nl. AD- dusio', was electrocuted Thursday when a crane ooar which other 50 South Vietnamese soldiers were reported miosiq:. recessed for the weekend. he was standing came In cooThirty bills were introduced tad with a power line. in the House, and six in the Se111.te. N e x t Tuesday, the House formally cuts ort free InJUDGE SATISFACTORY troduction of bills and wUl COLUMBUS (UP!) - 0 h I o screen any legislation proposed &lpreme Court Chief Justice before it is lntroduced, so they Kingsley Taft, 65, was In satismay begin the downhill work of fsctol")' condltloo at University getting pending bills out of the Hospital today following surgery way. Thursday for . ,.a detached retina. Limit Enrollments Fisher's s..,plemental approFT. JACKSON, S.C. (UPO- political spies ond provocateurs priatiOns blll would limit en-If the reports are correctrollments at the loliCMing state The young prhoate from Dllnols SERVICES HELD was one or the most articulate and think the government has universities: Bowling Green oo right to Introduce spies and BELLEFONT AJNE, Ohio (UP0 (15,000); Kent (20,000); Miami and ootspoken eriUc s of U.S. provocateurs Jnto groups engag- - Funeral senlcea were held (15,000); Ohio (20,000) and Ohio policy In Vietnam. When the uGis Against the lng In acto protected 1>1 the IDday ror Fred Foermrr, 79, a State (30,000). World War I vetkan and former War In Vietnam" held one of Its First Amendment." he said. N111e of the schools currently The Army's spokesman, actLogan COII!It;y !JIOrif! lor t e n meetings, Pvt. John Huf!man surpass the pnrposed limit. generally was in the forefront or lng Public Information O!ficer years. Rhode& would freeze underRobert Ingram, was cryptic and · graduate Instruction fees at $150 the dlscu881ons. Thus It was not surprising evasive about just when and par quarter and would eilrnlnate thet when nine members of the how arllman came to be on the out-of-state student subsidies group were arrested In nearby Army's side. and lncrease certain in - state He answered with a nat 'tno" Columbia last month the soldier student subsidies at Ohio lnotiwUh the most charges against when asked If the Army had tutlons. By United Preaa lnternatiOIIII him was I!Ulfman, 19, of oak planted Hultman In the group, The bill would mandate techCampuses a.crou the ration and seemed to leave open only Park, Dl. nical eGI.cation programs at raced student strikes and What was surprising was thet a posslblllcy that llul!man had state colleges, which woold be the Army revealed Tlarrsda.Y turned on his eompanlons alter boycotts tAflal In the W8ke of crested under a bill previously violent c~tions with poo Huffman was an informer the arrest. Introduced in the Senate. Uce - the Easter vacation was However, a prepared stateagainst the "Gia." It said the Completes Educstlon Package over. ehargeo against Huf!man had ment said defense lawyers had With Introduction of the sup. Protesters at'-Harvan:l Univerbeen dlamlssed and he had been been told o!!lclally thet Hull'plemental financing bill, the ad01 acting on behalf of sity Thursdo,y called lor a man was transferred to 111111ther unit (lt ministration's educational packthree-<111,)1 strike as their rari<a the command, .. which in one refused to say which). liP . was. ~OJilllleted. swoJled frOIII a few hundred to Attomeye tot the other "Gis" lllterl!retation would Indicate Included In the package were promptly cried foul. Attorney that Huffman was a "plant" or around 2,000 aller pollee broke bills to: Thomas D. Broadwater said the an agent for the Army's up an occupation at the - Create state colleges, state Army had compromiaed Its ease Criminal lnvestigatton Division. AdmlnlatraUon Bulldlq:. campuses, university branches, ' Naarly 200 ·wore arrested and Hull'man was arrested March by planting an ••agem:•• among etc, the defendents In violation of 23 while talking to other at least 30 inJUred In the dawn - E~ish a slate board of tho cllent.attorney relatioashlp. members of the anti-war group pollee sweep into the bulldlng. school and' college registration Melvin Wul!, legal director of at the 14UFO, u a Columbia Most were later released on and re~P~~ate conduct of schools the American Civil Liberties coll'eehouae which serves as persoml recognizance. lor protlt. Led By SDS Union, 8tronii.Y protested llulf. heacQ,aarters for "Gis Against - Eliminate differences be. The demoostrators, led by the War.n man's activity. tween various l)pes of public uwe condemn the use ot school districts and make them conform to a single title of Accused Of Spy Plant PUIS - . -~- ..... 36 PAGES .•. &om -- ot the Millers• ....... Martin. MRS. EARL S. PARKER, 315 Slate St., Newburglr, Ind., writes asking help &om Meigs Countlans on tha C.ade family hiatory. Mrs. Parker knows that Joel CasU., born mi Dec. 30, 1751, at Waterbury, Connecticut, moved to Meiga County and died In Bedford Townshlj! on Jan. 10, 1837. Mrs. Parker asko all)'ooe having all)' Information on thellmily to write her. BEAUTICIANS FROM TWO POMEROY shq)a will be on lwlnd tho evening of AprU 26 to asslat tha 15 contestanta In the Miss SO!Itharn Ohio Pageant prepare for the three aegments of the pageant. They are Judy Coster of the Faahloo Beauty Shop and Karen Ljlons <if• lola' a Beauty Salon. The two wUl be joined by Mrs. Martha Struble, veteran Big Bend Minstrel backstage chairman, and Mrs. Clarice Krautter and Mrs. Theresa Swatzel from Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Boto Sigma Phi who will be slvlng the conteatants a moot welcome helping hand also. '· .• "April showers bring May flowers," but a visit to our bank- a Full Service bankbrings action now! It's because this is a Full Service bank that all of the modern personal, family and business banking services you need are here in one place ... at your command ... now! Use one, use all ol our services NOW! 11 PO EROY NATIONAL BANK POMEROY RUTLAND Serving Meigs County for Member Federal Resave System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 I OPEN FRIDAy NIGHTS 5 TO 7PM ' "". I -Rewrite administration and slate financing of public schools In OhiO. - Provide lnstractlonal grants to eolle~ students. - Earmark certain 111011e1 lor higher ..,cation and embark on development of a master plan lor hl(her educatiOD In Ohio. VETERANS MEMOWAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS- VIrginia Salin, Rutland; Bess cassel!, MkldlePcirt; Beatrice Smith, RutlaDI. DISCHARGES - Vernle Davis, Lu<ille Lambert, Mltzarm Wolle, Ethel Phelps, Kay Dod- derer. You're "IN" with Pedwin's NEW and NOW look • Pedwin adds a little luxury with a richly antiqued leather, and gives you - the shoe made for movin' out wijh today"s fast· paced action crowd. See them today. s18·99 BLAST liNG TIP BLACK BROWN .........." ... THE SHOE BOX ~-"' f!J!lltPta· s-. l!f thoae In the biilldlni called for il ~ WOULDN'T THAT "JAR" YA?- P0111er01 antlque :colleetor Albert Mertln is pictured with a • jar carved 6'0111 a sandstone. Tho Jir was recently uneovered when a prden plot was being prepared at tile Marlin IMine on Cocdor St. lab. S...sl~lr Prict4 '' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO M~lgs fast, but gills of food wore accepted, apJBrertb gratefUlly, as Thursday wore Dn. CHARGID WlfH Lrl'TERING Ronald Re,)'lloida, ~, was Thursdo,y by Pomeroy poUee on a charge fll U~ terlns streell. He will appear In ~or Charlea Logar's court. arre- count_y men were inducted Into the armed forces an:i 14 others went Cor pre-Induction physicals in the April call, the local !\elective service board reported today. Reporting ror lndu~!!on were Gerald S. Eblin, Edward D. Reece and Clinton M. Dlq:uss. Going for physicals were Robert w. Crow, Willis H. Durst, Thomas D. Wickline, Rick W. LltUe,John W. Adams, DaVId 0. Michael, Richard K. Douglas, carl E. Sbenefteld, Michael T. Marelnko, Joseph R l'reeman, Roger R. Black, Mark A. TUlia, Larry R stobart and Gerald E. Broob. OPEN BOTH FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 It's housecleaning lime ggain and Elberfelds are headqtu~rlers for all your housecleaning needs - Glidden interior and exterior paints - Clean and Omar Wal1J141per Cleaner - Murphy Oil Soap - Blue Lustre Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner - Polish and Dust Mops - Wet Mops - Sponge Mops - Brooms - Pails - Ollen Cleaners - Window Cleaners - Room Deodorizers - Moth Crystals - Plastic Garment Bags Shoe Bags - Glory Rug Cleaner-Penny Brite Copper Cleaner - Cellulose Sponges - Solvtnlol - Rubbennaid Sin~ and Stove !lals - Dish Drainers - Cutlery Trays Shelf Liner - and Bathroom Accessories. In dte "Drapery DeJ141rlmenl on the ·2nd noor · - ' New Curtains and Dr~penes Throw Rugs ~ Hoover Sweepers and Shalllpooer,s- BedsptUds .. p,ijlows ~ Co.uch and Chair River Gauges GAUGES - GaUipo]is, 12.3 and 23.0 r111ning 40 feet of rollera; Pt. Pleasant, 25.50; PomerfJ1 - Maooo, 23.97; Hlntlln, 1.81 ataL; Kanawha Fallo, 4,88 atat.; Charleston, 111.25 ataL London, Mannet, and Wlnfield, are on tho sUL GRANT APPROVID WASIIING'fON (UP!) - T h e Federal Water Polluu.i.i Control Aclmlnlstrailon ThuradiQ" _.... ed a $750,000 grant to" Albtabula, Ohio, to help build waate treatment !acllltles. Covers - Lamp )_fta,~es - Curtain Rods - Prapery Rqds Window Shadd MEIGS 'lilfATIE TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY April 11 • 17 · CANDY (Technlcolor) Charles AJ.ravour Marian Brando COi..ORCARTOOllS: Think or Sink •n~·· 11"""1k "' ·~t~:~:rlt SPEAKER'S TABLE - Amoru those seated at the speaker's table at Oscar's Friday night where 45 COIIImunlty leaders met to discuss posslbilltles of a YMCA pfolect for the GoUla Ccrullt;y area are, loll to rlglrt, Richerd Danner, Dale SellsliUry, !ild,p Meodows, or the GaUipolls Areo Jll,lleeea, Bl'II10 V. Ottavi, YMCA execu. live, Colmnbus, and Chlrlea Fulko, chairman of the J11eeea - sponsored proJect. ... · ~ Chairman Appoints Actwn Committee It's Housecleaning Time ••• .. ,.'· ,. r: ... .,.,, . c··., "( .. ~.J-, o~ < I -.. ....,~ { . (,.-. . ·O ~ . ...... 0 . . . -,. . r, '• '\ • ,• i ·:J ' jar - - hal fll tile Albert . Entering·School :,<.''' Into Armed Forces Three ·v ., - • Four Boys Seen The demonstrators occ"'ted the building late Wedneado,y, calling for an end to war research by the Stanford Three Men Inducted 8chool dlstrtct." MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMI&SIONS - None. DISCHARGI'l> - None1 over 97 years COLUMBUS (UP!) - Slate lfl8llila.Y Safety Director "Warren c. Nel100 said today traffic aeel-oln Ohlodurln&the past three yeara have ldlied 7,688 psriOIII. ''That dealll toll Just about matebeo thepopulaUon flli.eba11011, my borne lmm, N Nelson said. ¢!Iango~. ~-~~----~------~~~ , ~-· 't Pleal&llt PRICE TEN ctN1S C· { ;-_, ll-., ,~" DIIICOVored (pllte by accldont While a pr. don plot was being prepared, the jar a mUI, or mortar, If It does date back to the .. do,ya of the moundbuilder - wslgba IJOIIIOWhero between !50 and 200 pounda. standing about 20 lqehes tall, tho jar baa a diameter of between 18 and 19 Inch•• varying In cllfferont spots and has a five and ~ Inch ~m. Thickneu of the jar's walla varies from two and lhree.fourtha to three Inches. The aged mill has Indentations oo the outalde leading Martin - an antl~e collector - to believe that they are Identification marks of the Individual or tribe which owned the mill. Tho home at which the mill was fourKl was built In 1894 and it has been known as the WUdermuth property for years. Mrs. Sarah Koehler, also a resident of CooOOr a.. lived In tho home from the time she was 10 years old for a mmber of year&. She has no knowledge of the Jar, the IDP of which was discovered about a fool rmder the ground's surface. Martin has been checking through mmeroua books in an attempt to learn more about his find.. However, information ts difficult to obtain. Already Martin has received an offer to sell the jar but turned down the offer. He wants to do more research and atudy and would prefer to present the piece if 1t is rare and authentic - to a museum where It would be <if cultural value. Meantime, Martin Is planning an excursion ln!D the rock terrain at tho rear o1 his home with the thnugjrt that, perhapo, more such roUes might be discovered. new daughter on on the Paclnc Coaat, Stanford Univerelty otllelala and 801118 200 student and faculty member demonatratora emtlllled to O<C\GIY a campus electrlllllca v' • ? . ·' .., )_ r, ' BY BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - A buge IIBDIIposslblt created by .........Udera been IIIICOVered In the back yard C<lndor St. home of Mr. rmd Mrs. March 21. She's been 111111ed Michele Renee. Mr. and Mra. MUier hove another daughter, Mollasa Roe, three. Other gra.q,arenta are Mr. and Mrs. !'red MUier or Defiance. Students for a Demoeratlc Society (SIJS), demanded I binding ra!orendum oo whothar to retain the Reserve Ollicors Tralnlq: Corps at the achool, lCMer rents at school housing acd an end to destrucUon of homes In the campus area. -:mer ....... .. .. · i_U ncovered·in Garden Plot NAOMI CHASE HOWELL, formerly of Rutland, writes that she and Judge HOifoU, Galllj!olla, hove returned lane &om visiting Mra. Howell's daughter, Judy, and husband, Jerry Miller, In Waxahachie, Texas. The occasion wu the arrha! o., ..,;:::,= ~erne nortloolat It flit· 70s IICI!IIhwest .IIQIII& l!ioelllr . lair .... Lows!!1the40a.-•..._•-. lneP with l!Uie l.tqlei I !\ECriGNS •'? ~tone Age Tool, Perhaps, Campuses Facing Boycotts · WE'RE MUCH FASTER THAN APRIL SHOWERS! / ~·~Y:-0-L-.I_V_N_0___1_1_ _ _ _ __ :____:Po~me~ro.::..~-MI~ddl:::..epo_rt_ _-:-_--:-----:S-:UN:-=DA-:-Y:-:-.--:A-:!P-::R/:-L-:-:13:-..:-::19;:-;6:;-9--------"-''"·•. Youngaters of the school of the POIIIei'O)' Elementary". School will be on P<111eroy streets Sa~ cbaervlng ttg day. Purpose of the ac\lvicy li .to raloe Ill!' lind"$200 neOtied by th~· youngstera to make their annual trill to Waahingtoll D. C. ~ctuolly, much ·credit Ia due to tho patrol young people. I thl~ It's aato tir siiJI that they've saved children being killed or . ma..ed in accidents during the school year. Their contributions to tho eommun!Q< have added liP so !)frhaps, Saturday, you wUI aee to It that the cootrlbutlona from the eommunlcy to them add .., also. The· otudents taking part In Saturday's drive will do a houhouso canvass tn addlilon lo being In the business ioctlon. Buslnass houses are a "no, no" but contributions would be welcome. U all)l business wlshea to cODtrlbute the -lion should be sent to Robert Morris, principal, at the Pomeroy Elem-ey School. The Y00118f!ters have worked dla'lng the past wl~ to help raise the amount needed for the trill but are short now that It' a time to Pill up, . di,y. lllift~ frD!I>· ~low lJevoled To Tlae Gi'etJUr Middle Ohio Valley ...."" r ~ iully IIIII I U W . - .... ·lttt· tmts ,, ·~·- eral areas Wl1h adJustments tor TONIGHT, SAT. &SUN., APRIL 11·12-13 -· Charles Kdly Sllu Weir Mitchell s a 1 d, upeathts· but one more tomorrow." ',,.,.. + + Thoughl~ '• .. Jefferson--Jackson ~y Dinner ~ed ·Charles Fulka, a Jaycee Interested In the project, prealded. Fulks and hla committee bepn ef(orta to eslobllah a ''Y'' here over three months agu. Frldo,y'a aesslon was held to determine If work should be eootlnued on the proJsct. Namea to the committee were Dr. Gone Abels, James A. Beverly, D. Kenneth Morgan, c. Ropr Barron, and Mrs. WUma Brown. Fulkl will asslrt the conunlttee. Bruno V. Ottllvi, asalstanl area executive fll the Oldo-Well VIrginia Area CouneU (YMCA), COiumws, waa oae Ill the principal speakers Frldo,y. Ottavl traced the hisli017 ~ the "Y," Ita requfromenta, and the eoats Which must be met in order to asiiUre Its sueceat. Dr. Francia W. Shane,GalllaCcrull\YHealth commtsalonor, spoke on what a YMCA would mean to resldentl nf tbla community. !ldjr Meacklws, and. Fulks reviewed recent sui'Veya -<ted by the .Ja,yeeea oo e~llshiq: a YMCA •. The ·newtt.tormed eommiU.O will hold ita fir at aeulon In the Gallipolis C I t 1 Building Thurado,y, 21-Ye$r-Old Woman ' . GALLIPOLIS- Clcy police have a mysteey on their ·hands. Who was In Gallia Aeadeiii.Y High School at 12:26 a.m. Saturda,y? Tho answer- nobody. Because that was the time pollee were called by Principal ·.unes N. M. Davis. The principal hod been called by a woman on Fourth Ave., who saw theentirecperatlonbut walled until alter the lour boys hod gone belore she reported I~ The unldentlned caller asld two cars pulled.., In lront o!the high aehool, lour boys got out and went In the tront door 011 the Fourth Ave. side or the schooL Police said they _.-ently had tohavea key to Lhe building and the selence roon1 on the second noor. One or them had a black box and smnething under his coat, according to~ llee. Chlel ol Pollee John T~Jior said an II> vestlption reveoled that apparently nothing was miaolq:. They even turned llgbtl on In the building, Chief Taylor said. The Incident wasrecordedatpolleeheecl<luarlerl u a breaklrv and enterill!l' The t... vestlgation continues. ()t could have been science students who were )iarticlpating In the Slate Science Fair Sa~ at Columbus. They might .hove been leaving lor Columbus early and "gone Into the science room lor amnethlng.) FEDER,U,MOGUL PLANT NEARING COIIPLETIO!I Work on GaUia Ccrullt;y'a new leduotrialplant, Foderai-MCIIIUI, lo -~ completion. Work on the structure began on Nov. 11, 1968. The plant, when COO!Pieted, will produce aulD parts 1>1 Museum In Sumnier o.f '69 Possible POMEROY - The Meigs Councy Pioneer and IUsiDrlcal Society Musenm can be a reality thla summer. A group or Meigs COUI!t;y men and women, beilevlng this, bepn last week workIng with tho Society President, Edison Hobstetter, and Finance Committee Chairman, Thereon Jotmsm, to raise a sizable portion of $70,000 needed by the time of the ~arterly meeting of the Society. This meeting will be held Thursday, April 17, at 1:30 p.m. In the dining room of the Meigs Coull\)' Infirmary on Mulberey Heights. Plans for the 40' x 80' museum building, 32' x 611' rental oft'iee space to provide operational costs, and 24' x 46' enb'ance hall, toilet and mechanical fac:Uides area were completed last summer by Everett Ray Johnson, a Meigs COUDt;y son, now an architect In Columbus. The society already has a SO..year renewable loaoe from llle Meigs County COmmiaslmers on a triangular piece or ground, 198 feet bjo 355 feet, .91 acres, at the mrlheast eomor of the Meigs County Home ~-~ ,. -y; .•..::· ·t..... v new proeeaa - l'lbrleatloo fr1lm pcJIIdored - . , ApproJI. mately ISO indtvld..t• will be OJIW]01ed illllle 62,000 aquaro a loot structure. OMclals hq>o to be In operation IOIIIe time next moRh. or AUied Structural Steel Co., lfam. 10~ taU Oootiq: derrick oo barges oil tile Ohio shore Thursdo,y 01 w o r k on the ne• Ohio River bridge between H-.-son, W. Va., and Kanauga. The Orm erected a similar tower ., the Weot Virginia shore seven! w - qo. 'The towers wlil be used In erecting tile Dlalft part of the a..,.ratructure steel on the new bridge. Workera oo right are awaiting a shipment of c:oncrete !rom Jenldn.o Concrete Co. Work on the piers is.,.•• to be completed bjo mid-.lune. The ...,.rstrucis elQ>Octed tobeftnlshedbj>O<L 1. The 1,950-foot providl~ there are no delays, Ia eJpOctod to be to tramc 1>1 Dee. 31 thla yoar. Coat r:l the ,......, llnleturewtll . -- , WORKERS mong, IDd., erected a ... II &110 has an agreement with a )1ullder that constractlon could be completed lor $125,000, or less. CommiUoomlll IIIIo have already agreed to uslst In soliciting funds include Leo stoey, Mr. and Mrs. Pal Lo<hary, Earl (Continued on Page 2) Annual Kickoff Event For Cancer Drive Set GALLIPOLIS - The 8llllllal klekoll meetIng for etty team eaptalna and workers ofthe Galila COUI!t;y Cancer Crusade will be held Momlq, beginning at 7:30 p.m., In the Grace United Methodist Church. Dr. James Orr, general chairman of the 1969 cancer drive, will show a training Rim, and distribute literature to Individuals taking part In tho campalgo. ~ Mulllos is chairman of the city drive. Members of the GaUipolls Junior Women'a Club ue serving as captain& again this year. A progress report 111 the 1969 cllJIIPIIIn will be released leter thla week aceordlng to Dr. Orr. This year's goo] Is $5,800. Tho eOUI!t;y kicked off Its llmd-ralalng drive last Mmdo,y. Racine Firemen Reach For $7,000 Mark in Drive RACINE - The Racine Volunteer Fire nations are still being aceepled. and that tile Department'• drive to raise $7,000 lor the truck will not be bought untO all ibe 111011e1 p&rcbase of a new truck has reached the is on hand. Money.roaldng projects, includIng weekly gun shoots, are being held by tile $1,800 mark. The department, meanwhile, eald that do- department to attain the gool. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 11, 1969 falin persinger