https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4d7c0678a4ea67a7b67f5ba971dcb996.pdf 6f44f7ae4314d4eab542fd637078ac42 PDF Text Text \ " ·Ope·n~· 8oth ·.friday ,and . ' ~. 'I ' ' .. .·Now' You Know ~ •' I ~· f .. • '• •• ' .. •, • : 1 .r • ! ~~ ,l!lifrlcoili "1" "781,500 ~ ol · .,hotdqroln 1968- ~· a'"l'""'~ .-r :,,10 hot doss per Ptrti.1n. l•lti' .... ' .. ' DevOied To 7Jae llllerellt. Of 7Jae lllr!igo-MIUOII Area . • I . Playtex Bra and Girdle Sale ) .,.... ' ' o .~ VOL._ XX!! . I NO.5 ' POME!IDY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FRIDAY, APRIL 25. 1969 •' SAVE $1.01 Playtex Cross-Your-Heart Bras 2 for 4. 99 Reg. 3. 00 each ~ Playiil-coiion_a_niiclc;-Bras--· 2 for 4. 99 Reg. 3.00 each " M•n• '2.~5 pre•• Dr,ni ' ---------------------------SAVE $2.00 Playtex 5 lbs. Thinner Girdles ' BOYS 2.95 SHORT SLEEVE BARGAINS IN THE READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT ON THE 2ND FLOOR SPORT SHIRTS Girls Dresses Severol hundred to select from. And all _are well known makes. Time to stock up at these sale pncn. 3.95 DRESSES .............................. ........... . .. SAL~~·~ 4.95 DRESSES ..................................................... SALE i SO 5.95 DRESSES ..................................................... SAte OO 6.95 DRESSES ..................................................... ~A 5• All others at proportio"ote saving• (all 11zes) Permanem press aPort shlrts lor bo)rs. Big selection. Sizes 8 to 1&. Solid colors, strlpea,, plllda and checks. You 1bould aee Utla fine ifOIIl or sblrta and buy wllat you ... and- .... durlJW thta sale. 2 for 5.00 Sawe Friday tnd Saturday Girls Coals and Suits 8.95 COATS AND 10 95 COATS AND 13'95 COATS AHD 16:50 COATS AND SUITS ................................SALE SUITS ................................SALE SUITS ................................SALE SUITS ........................... :....SALE Mens Socks 5.: 8. 10.00 12.00 raoi , •. .Pnonenl . ,. STOP IN THE BUSY MEN AND BOYS DEPARi'IIENt ON THE 1ST FLOOR TO SEE THE FINE SELECTION . OF MENS WALK SHORTS. ALL SIZES 28 TO 50 WAIST MEASURE. IVY AND REGULAR STYLES. SOLID COLORS. PLAIDS, CHECKS. EVERY PAIR PERMAN.ENT PRESS. s.,,. ·Mattresses Viall EIHtloldo :lnl Ploor. u•• of Soria Mattnoon In oil :s.;, ..... .... ,1... •••••• ' KROEHLIR <; ' ' Llvln•· Roonl Sui.-. Floo• j Dlltlte Sets l.ARGE PAINTIIIG - 11da large munl, ecJIDiidaaloaod to depict .,.. honor pioneer Initiative, early craftsmen aDd 1he eatablishmR of Industry, adorns a Select Furniture lor JOII LIYIIII Reom, Bed Rlams, waiiiDIIIe newbulldlagoiThe Farmers Bank.,.. Savlnaa CmQ>aiOY In Pomero,v. ' ' ' I One size ftta sizes 10 to 13. Big, seleetioo of solid colon, heath~rtones, white and black. big Womens Coats and Suits f. 3 19.50 COATS AND SUITS ............................... ,SALE 16.00 25 00 COATS AND SUITS ................................ SALE 18.00 29:50 COATS AHD SUITS ............................... SALE 22.00 All oth•rs ot proportionate~ savings Kayser Hosiery Sale Last 2 4ays of our Annual S,rlng Sale Agllon Stretch Panty Hose Re1. 2.50 Sal•l. 99 pairs $2.50 v DAVIS 4D CUSJtiON FOOT CREW SOCKS 3 pairs 2.50 Nadooally known brands. Smart looldlllo 'Com!orlable to wear. One size fits sizes 10 to 13. White and solid colora. Sale 88~ Stains Wash Out these Permanent Press Matched Sets by . 3 pairs 190 •, ,. • , .~ • a vital ctvll deferise," Diener emphaalzed. He pcUtocl out the disaater plan, set up tllrough , overall cordlnetloo from e<JiiDQ' CD Director Paul Palleraon, 11 doalined to take care of caiUIItlea of el- a . natural or military, dllaater, ' part of A !It! x..,;q drup, and Plblstaldng research, personal boyhood memories and 1118ftY dll)'o of B111dlo work by the oatiOIIally reCOSJdzed painter, Dw:lghl Mitchler, have gone into the beaut1tul mural that adorns a wall In the new quarters olThe Farmers Bank- & Savings Com.. pany ill Pomeroy. The mural, 44 inches tq Ui4 "Pertoilntna thll type ot work inches, will be one of 1be rnauy In a mlnlmwn poriDd of lime outalandlng !esturea or tile new takes coordination,. n DIEilar said, bank !acUiey U.at will be s11own Mer "''!!alelns Ute PfOI!I'Am, key ~e to assist wiUt tile dllaster plan \0 •bo operatod !rom Melp ~- were Jim Meea, . cOrtmtwdcatloof director; Irma ,. • • Smlt!< and Looloa Bearba,lnter1 · . "'~~.:.~tt a hi& ondwdoadlnsOQ!I~:-:1'; lfar. . . . · A,,lmll\'f dla11terh08pltal had, beOo otored In Middleport until,, feW months ago when It waa w!Utclrawn and turnedov..-teGal- old Nortm, troniJlC)rlallqii dlrector; Joe dlrec. tor; Charlea By..-, llljiplles IU· pervlaor, 8lld Ernest Slaeon, Racine, pollee coordinator. Llpolta. Diener empha#~Zed the need Ohmer pointed wt that the to ac~ the various leaders equipment located here would with their asslwunents and exhave to be moved quickly to 1m- prellecl his hope a mock dlaotber pobrt, perhaps as far any aster could be organized for Ia.. as Col\UIIbus, ia caseotdiaaster. ter this summer. Strable,llllll1fl'!!'er the co"'pl•.. llna of To"' Rotary Mowen ot EIHrftldo War•house on Mechanic Stroot. 2.45 Gvo!fo ··-"-.. Sol• 2:00 7.95 Gollono ......... Solo 6.00 • Polyqrethane 2.00 ..... -· ---··]. ' •· 3.15 Qllarts ••••• ~.·. t •••••••• , ••••••••.Sale ~·• 9.&9 GallOns ••• :.......,................ Sai.I.OO . Sp~ Latex Ea111111 · l...S p.m. The mural was conceived to emphasize the Interdependence ~action ol people from man;y blood lines and their activities as UlQy wove the fabric or soutlleastern Ohio's ecommJc growth, said Bank President Theodore T. Reed, Jr. and Mr. Mutchler, who retired last year as an Ohio UniVersity Mt · eel · U a me ·-Here- -·· ·tloo b•-~ ..Uits realdlng In IY wtUt prlorley going to mem. !load Slarfprol!l'am In Melia bora of low Income famiUes. All positions are tor the eight persona sbould dl- wonk period !rom June 16toAug. recta letter to Thomas Kelly, 8wJththeexeeptlonofthenurse DirectOr, Meigs COl.Ulty Head sodat worker and social work: Start, Meigs High School, Mid- er'a aides which an nine week 1 C.:t!;:.sled dl~:u!'s to be filled include Is Announced · -~- ' ;" ' ' l' Department professor, was the natural person to be commissioned to do the mural, since he Is a native Meigs Cotmtlan. I' ' r' Mutcbler, wbo earlier was commissioned fD paint 4 ' 'Ibe ~ -· Wrlgb! Brotbers and Their Ac- ' l' '' cornpUBhlllMU"' by the 0 h 1 o Hlllorlcal Socleey following national c0111Jl81itlon for the as.. sigrunent. was born near Rutland and l!l'aduated from Rutland lllgh School in 1920. '!1 ' ' I' He began his career on the Huntington Advertiser as a .ear~ toonlst atrer receiving encOur- ' l agement from Oliver Hartley, Pomeroy newspaPQJ" editor ~ tile Ume. Pro!. Mutchler later married Marvel llaUldll)' ol Dexter. 11101' .• periods o1 employment. These Jobs wi11 begin on June 9. . Applications should be avail. able JWle 6 and 7 ror two days of l.ntenaive training and orien- tatioa. Letters oi awlicattoa Bbould bo &all to Kelly bef.., lfOY 1. Head start is a federal funded program of the Office or Ecooomle Opportunlcy and the Gallla-Melgs Communley Actloo Prosram in cooperatloo with t h e Melga Local School District lli1IJIJlii!XC 'C'P 'QJ 9P??'P?l;t;Jf;;n Residents are reminded that a box office tor Ute sale ot a4. vance lleke14 to Ute 1969 Mlaa Southern Ohio Pageant will be open from I to 3 p.m. Saturday at tile Meigs Junior H I g h Scboolln Pomeroy. 11ckets cming tile period will IIIII be at the re4Jeed ~ sale price. 11ds Is 1110 Drat· time a bm< ol!lce hea been --ted In COI\IUnctloo wlllllllePiiOIIIIW.U:~Y.~ Art lnotllule and lived tilere .,._ W 19!8 wh... U.e family moved to Atbens where Mr. Mutchler be.. gao teaching at OU. The mural done by Pro!. Mutchler for the new bank building was eonunisslonect to depict and honor pioneer lnltlative, early craftsmen and the establtslunent_ of orpnlzed industry. The artist chose to represent tbe growth ot Pomeroy and vlclnley In a wsy tbat llnka It to the development of the southeastern Oblo Bellm. Festurecl In lllepolntlng are tile old Chester Ccurthouse, boats on the Ohio River, stone ~arryina. earl,r <Mhcatlon In the couozy depictod by tile Carl- College of ~racu se, the present eourthouse, metal working skills and other Pomero,v landmarks. Pni. Mutchler began actual studio work on the mural on lfarcb 4 and completed It only 'lbursdlur, AprU 17, wllfll it was broogbt to tile·to bo hung. Wheo asked about the ownber ol hours be spenl 011 tile mural Pllntlns, Pro!. Mutclder said, "I bate te !14Plre up !bose kind or Utlnga becauoe I don, !mow whetller It would come up te where I make. union wages, .. &nlllng broodi;y, Mutelder added, "I nalljo care eboot tbat tlloup, U tile ~e like the don, painting.~ · BaAk & Savings ~DI' In Pom~. ' - It's Good, It's Ba4 But It's Due Sunday Speaking of Sehoofs.-No. 88 . Vo-ed Section llrick Going Upward By,ciEORGE HARGRAVES,~ llelaoLoc:oiSchooiDialrlct . , Thi1 . Ia •1 1remirxler that on he :nillr~; lfaJ' 1, reciolrall'!" hl-' . wUl -lallo' place lo our e l - be ._lelelllate -week. We lor tbl1 purpose. problems. Unless YOtlti.PUIIII' wUl ..,.. pour 111e ·aiOb lor tile U yoo hove spoce a..U.ble for diUOIIal millage next IIIOIItb, a,.. 1 hallway and the 'music:. I'Oliba at nnl, eall me at 992-2153 In Ute ch..tl wW bo tile next lupc!Qo lbo lrontollbe...,atloqiaectlon. near fUture. These )'OUJ'C people trict to be !oced with Ute c~oa~,. It lllo drliW. atlaJ>. ..,m, no doubt. wauttoarrangeror of lhe school doors a..U. · · f tan' sclwoli Nill 'lrii? ...W 11oo ~ r.r noxt llill bel.., ...,. able lllnila hove boon tldauslad. •. ~ 1ft llle ~rot mdo or klofo!or., q,rnlng home ror tile summer va- The PI'BII\11'01 orWJailcra .... ~ · . liortOiulm:rMr: .. . ·' · , eatlol> rlalna llllary lmllln ...-.-. I would aioo to ....,~a~ borlna slates •Ul tontrtllulo 111 '; ·, lbat LEGISLATION the ••rit'(( tht1 crltil tnOhW• '·)'. .· ... In tbat IIM11041fol -tlon. ' rot to>w thll thi• nt~r ...... •toool by, · ~tat ,., ·~ 'X. ' ..... , .j By United Press lnternati~ Smlewhere in Ohio Sunday a pastor prd:ebly will be late lor church, a policeman late for duty am a newsboy one hour be-- · hind on his J)aller route. All because da,yllgtrtsavtng time takes effect the night berore and some people, as usual, wW forret to move their clocks ah.ead one hour. Under the lederal Uniform Time Act, all states begin observing daylight saving time at 2 a. m. Sunday. At that instart. the time automatically switches to 3 L m. Moat Ohloaus h.ave accepted DST as fact of lire, althougfl man;,y dislike it. Some of the reasons: Otto Metzger, a deputy sheriff at Xenia, said crime rates Increase with the advent of EDT because more people "stay.., longer, which. makes for more incldents." Roy Sn,yder, a deputy at Millersburg, said Holmes Coun.ty farmers liked daylight time because it gives them a lo~r day. "Farmers don't work just eight hours," he said. Daylight saving time is loved by sportsmen am hated by bartelllers. Golfers, fishermen, hunters and baseball rans all agreethe more da,Jrlight available, the better. Cocktaq lounges, however, are clependentonthenigtll Bar-ney Biancl of Columbus' El Diavol.o Lounge, said, "People who do go out at night are late getti~ to the ellA Daylight time 11 t.d for business." Sit S. W. LuciBoltileObloHighwiiJI Patrol headQJarten at Columbus said DST has little effect on life itself. "There's juat 24 hours in the day regardless, •• Luea1 •ld. -·vou take it al"kt do what yw want to with lt." r doift belle,. tl!ve . •• -~ -~~ : fl.. a pne·ral inr-.Diil ·••' ..,.,. ~ "' . 0 · moved to · Chleap>, ~,.\WW · • • TooCIIING VP _ l'rttst ilwlgM 10118 were bora. He ~ noer Rutland and 8fi((Uatod !rom Rutland High Meigs CGun- Ills art studies at the Chl<ago ;., Ute Iarse munl ~ In llle new iplllrters of Tile ~ifu.!s ~e~~~:-:=.;; Anniversary, warr- , 1 \ . Charter Night Now these1rt1t worl< shirts a!MI pant$ clean themselves too! Most , 50% Fortrel• polyester, 50% eatltln twill·fabric p1essed foriYtl tabwithoul ovon o·touch-up. Extro strenath slitched ot ovary llross and strain point. , 4VfJt ·. • ·. . ,, tO teachers; 10 teacher aides; one soela1 worker; oae social worker's aide; six cooks, six custodlans; one secretaryi one &sT GERMANTOWN, lad. Dttne and oae speech and hear(111'0 - ' Dozens of eara 011 a Ins lllersplat. l'enl! " Central lrelgllt train de- . A•l30-.u.rtioolowarQJW'- ...,. or 150 or over In tbo nte postlons are to be fill., rallelited41Y and buntlntollame. ch11e or ,... tents and eamplns ElghUt Dlatrlct. John Fulti wos ed, In as tar as possible, by ~hoiitlea, learlul tilet aome ol equipment has been provided cllalrman. Walter 9mee, Doll Roach and cars eontalned danaeroua Melia bOY scouts b¥ F...., • Bamett Post 128, American L&- Marlu. Kall;y wen llpiiOintod to ordered the town eloo. the '!l!mlMtlng eommlttee. Flqs Meelillll 1\'adneaday Dllht•tUte to tile Middleport The derailment occUrred m ·eaot eciae of Eaat German- hall, the .post YCiacl to makellle UUie Leall!le Auoctstloo for ~· ""'"' a towD or SilO re.oldento, money ••allllble to Tom cas- Ute -.nunley perk and to Ute ,u,_,· 10 mlloo weiltoiRichiN!nd, sell 1lho wlll hove eharse o1 VW.p o1 Middleport lor vll· lage hell. . 1 ilbere Ia GDioslm and lire )lurebaainr tile needed Items, Albert ROullh, commsoder, re... . ldllod fl per lOlls, A Pem ;;.' l:tntral spokesman JIIII'Ial oo tile aprti,g ·conterenee Tile laldon booeball Pl'08fam hold at WUkesvllle ~. He IPOIIIOl'ed by tile Mlddloport 01111 • lllid at. 101111 'llall a dcneli tank Tbe 20th lllllversaryandchartile trop11y ldvan In Pomeroy poalawao ~aCIWOd.,.. tar e1s1rt will be observed by llle earacmthe reeo&tlitlcxt ·of the post's coo- It was .,......... tiJal tile llrat Pomq. MlddleportUoooCiub trJbutioo• to the ttG:fne to the pme wW be ~old m Juile I at with a dlmer meeting at 6:30 p, Yanka llibO Gove'' proiram. The tile s,r.cuse ball.park, No bowl. m. at tile POmeroy Unltod Metbpoet was Ute ld. .st. In C<J111ri- 1118 t8Jm wllll>o lllGiiiOfed IIIII odlat Chun:h Tuesday, All Uooo butlono lu Ute memlierahijl cato- year b)- Ute unl~ • . and Donq.UOO. .... lnriled. The 111'0.,.... wUI feature ree. Olllif;1cll ~ charter member•, 15 :rMr ¥d 10 rear membtro, tile paat _mBidenbl anc1 new mem.. . borl. ' PrQjacta .o( tile club Include ' . . , . . _ . to tile "pilot d 0 i '!uDI, IIYO ro....-eh, llle CARE _..,, and aaslatanee wit!< aaailnollaoa and ......a or eblldroa In Melp Cooney, ....0..c~~~& Ute Oblen'"'=e, otDa.r··or tile dab ' 1:~=~ Fortified with Fortrels stains wish away, easier tiUin ever. And permanent press ketpt the •1 · L 1 All Contributes to Scouting S.e publicly at an open hoose Sa.,. .. rrOm 3..0 p.m., and &mday, dll)', uead Start J0 bs pre- ---------·----- • r· 0 Empt~ed ·------------·-· 99~ pair 'sen:lee t. ,. . o'wn • .500 Is .' r · u ' MENS 1.00 BANLON DRESS SOCKS By BOB WINGETT .Planning in Event Qf Disaster Begun· There ms,y be a mock dlaaater In &!•Ia• Counfl' this IIUIIUI1er. · 'Jtda waa iDdlcated Thursday Dllht Wfleo coo<dlnalloo of a plan In event or a DlaiBier waabepn. ' . . !!on 01...,., administrator or • , VeiAirBDI lfemorlallloa¢tal, waa · In oi l!ie ~·- at the ,ScoU Lucas, new boa. ,. Prof. Mutchler's Mural Hangs on New Bank's Wall EIIERGENCY HEAL'111 SERVICE - Scott Lucas, adlnlnlatratlw aBOialant at v-... lll<lmorlal Roapltal,left, and Hospital Administrator Doo Diener, dii!JIIay a poster depleting emergoncy _ hUUh aen1~ aa 1. vital P1J1: ol clvll defense. Lucas, who about two week& ago na ramed admiO.. latratlve aiaiataatattbehoapitllatteraperiodas :X..Ray techblciln, will coordlrate a Pacllage Di ... aster Plaa that could be in1>1emented locali.Y. - Sentinel Photo. ·•'Elilortonc:f 3 pairs 5.90 Rae. 1.35 ' '· 'I ~ The painting, dooe by mtllliBIIy llunoos artist Dwight lfW:hlor, wW be a of the many eye-eatchlna tealures for visltws at the open house of the aew buk buUdlna, 3-S p. m. 011 Saturday and 1..0 p. m. this Sul>day. - SeniiDel ~ .' One size fttl all -tz~a 10 ~ 13. Solid, light aqd ~~k e~a. W111t8.· 100 per cent cotton ribbed top. For this uie. pair Wonderloc Agllon Stretth i VIsit the ·31'4; Floor Fur1lt1re DeJiirt1111t Elberfelds Furniture. DIIJiillrllent Is head~ All othen at 11roportlonot• sav1n91 ' Are ~. ••I• on the 3ftl Fl-. See the New ..iirrest Mltt...01 the 3rL Floor Reaular 1.00 Orion CREW SOCKS '' Ala •• . ialo ... the 3rd ,' Play Room, KHcllen, Dlnln; Room. Outfit JOII new Home with Dependable F-'llle and Drap•ln. - . ' ' ' �' ', , .. ' . :Sporti!l8 Ammunition Redefined by Miller SHERRON ANN QUEEN Mts11 Sherron Ann Queen, 19, daughter ol Mr. and Mra. otis Queen of Mason, Is. a grad- ., uate or Wahama High School and attended Marshall University. She plans to go back either to Marshall or R I Q ·-lbeaaeot Photo. Grande College. Sherron has brown hair, blue eyes and Is 5'4" tall. Her measuremeqts are 3&.24-38 an:l she weighs 125 pounds. Sherron's babbles are sewing, swimming, ~ ball, basketball and reading. In higtl school she belonged to the G. A.A., pep club, band, student coUJJciland was in the senior clus play. Sherron is emploYed by Citizens Na· donal Bank. In the talent c~­ peliticn, Sherron will sing. Good luck. Sherron! CHRISTA JANE COBB Mlu Crista Jane Cobb, 18, daughter of Mrs. Genowidl Daughterty anll Mr, C. L. Cobb, lhes at 507 Parrish Ave., pt. Pleasant. Janie Is a senior at Pt. Pleasant High School aD1 plans toattendbu5"' iness scho?l rollowioggraduation. She has brown hair, blue eyes, "eighsl15pound.sandls 5'2" tall. Her measurement& are 3$-25-35. Janie 11 on the actlvitles secUon of the 0-Kan, site's a Thespian understudy. belongs to the Future Nursea of America, was a sophomore alternate to student cc.unciL Janie likes to swim, go1! am write stones.. In the talent coinpetiti(m. Janie will be singing. Best wishes, Janie I DANA SUE CLARKSON Mls1 Dana Sue Clarkaon_18, resides with Mr. and Mrt. Lloyd Kelater or Glenwood, W. VL Dana is a senior at Pt. Pleaaant Hig!IS<hoolanllplans to further her educaUon at Marshall University, major· lng lnart.Danahaslightbrown hair, green eyes, weighs 105 powxts alkl is 5'5'• tall. Her measurements are 33--22-35. Dana ill a member of Glenwood United Methodist Church. S1e is president of the Thespians, secretary ol the Keyettes, a member of the G.A.A.,alllenjoys hor~~ck riding, waterskiing afd drawing. Dana will do a cartoon drawing ror the talent competition. Best oOuck. Dana! • SANDRA NICHOLS Mias Slndn Nichols, 18. daughter o! Mr. onll Mrs. Del· bert Nichola or Leon, loa oentor at Pt. PleuantliipSchool anll lollowhv gn.duotlon she wants to attend the Huntlrv-too&hoolofBeau1;YCulture. Sandi ha& brown hair, greea. eyes, weighs 123 pounlls ul Is 5-fh " tall Her measurements are 36-25-38. Sandi is a member of the Leon Baptist Church, i$ a member of the Business Club, 11lespi~ an Ulllerstudlea, BaiXlarxl YTeeoa. SaiXU wUl do a sewitw demon1tration lor her talent. Good Luc:k, Sandi I d rlay I ''Pieale make an appointment with hill counselor." Well, today rm happily Bbm· nodi ..w be late me hoor be~time takes ill rorget to !S begin 00.. llat inataJt, hioaos haw it Some of :rime rates !e "stly a., mes County 1"'1!er lily. nil . I opened that o!lict.J - looklnB envelope fearfully, wondaring . what Tommy had done bad thlo ;. time, and behold! It read: , "To the parents of Thomas ;. Brown. '"We are pleased to comme!ld : Tomm,y ror making good pro: gress In Engllsb. We hOpe this : : ~· ill &gne- ~ >nigbtllarlp!e who do : lime Ia bod : Dear Mom: ~··t : : ; We too received ooe (l{ those notea today, and rm with YOU! This is the happiest idea since hot school lunches! Firat thing Mooday ml>l'llln€, Pm going to call the principal and tell him so. HDw about you, : . : ; ; Mom? - II. rd ,..._.... ·-·..u. llllllllmil, QJ> I nertllqedltl ldltlleclolllll IOiltd!ollltod. lllatlonaod t11o lin"""..,..,. i:Oilb'llllllo1D rllil'inOidO't w, , .... '-'.."" !on. ... -~ liiadlli- ~·· Oll 'aod·-' -· Dear Grandma: I .YOU don't get another Chance atter your supervlaor reads thl11 will continue." (Signed, his teach- letter, she has a heart or stone I May you have many happy years er aod counselor.) &1!1 a very much needed - and Yoo just don't KNOW what this does tor a mother who hall been loved - Foster Grandma! - H. This column Is dedicated to conditioned to expect the worst family living, so it you're having whenever she hears from the kid trouble or just plain trc:llble, achool. IJ Urls positive approach being let Helen help YOU. !ile will aloo taaed elsewhere - and whY didn't weleome your own anwalng exaomebody think fJI it long ago? periences. Address Helen Bot.tel in care ol. this newspaper. - ECSTATIC MOM : : ·. hated by I guess I could acrape along oo my Social Securicy, bit I don't thiok I coold live without mr babies. Those youngsters who have to spend so long in the boa. pita! - they don't mind II we make a mistake c;mce in a while. They know we love them. You wrote In your column that sometimes swearlnglaadlsease. If the supervisor knew thia, ma,y. be she'd gl.ve me another chance. Would you say eomethlng else about it please? - FOSI'ER GRANDMA, : Dear Helen: ; SOon after my b.&sband won hill : divorce from his firat wife we ' . •. were married. His relatives tn; vtte his ex-wire and myself to all : lamily pai11es. Then they t.Jk : abcJqt his rormer relationship, ~ and pictures are alway& brought ~ out It hurts to sit on the side· : lines as they pla,y "Remember ~ when ..... 'r' M.Y I'Allband loves me iincere. ; 11 and doeon't know hOW oo han· ; die thla without making a big IIi aue. He A¥• to write YOU. Am ' I being - OVER SENsri'IVE : Dear O.S.: ; Nol 'lbese oew relaUve1 are : elth'U vef1 thoughtless, overly : bope!ul, or Ju,t p!aln meu. ~ Wblehever, )11J(r bulb~ can stop ~ further embarra11m~ by telling them you won't attend partlea 1where new and old mlaht mil it ~ ,up.- H. ~ Dear Helen: J. lim • widow or len months and ~~ •I ~ . $. .4:at:h bivalve has a heart i·~h lies in lhe boclr close ·1<1 lhe hinge or its shel • Clartllco y - otLolarl, w. VL, II I IOIIia< at Pt. PJoao. •• JUgh School lild' l! pliJ>.' ...-u... broll1l -117 · -u>o. Hor .,... """ wtllht mtilt- c t • t y, 'i'heiPia•, test under the rlgid rules tpivernlng it ConteOOer lor top hooors went to Demorest Smo, WaldO, "'tile No.6 bull, a aon o1 MGM Ar· tim Nick, with a liletime wo1g1rt per da.Y or age of 3.19 pounds, index 107,01 t;ype score 15. Third honors .....m oo Ran and Sandy Burge, Borbank, m tho No. 4 bull, a son o1 Mr. J.ar. ey, wldl a lifetime wei&Jtt per daY oi•· BI!I>'' 111. 3.23"JI(IIindt,' Jh. --•· I I ,,, r' ' .:,, dex 106.2 fl'pe score 1f. The average dally pin "' all 12 bulls for die 140 da.Y lellt woo 3.028 p!Wld1 per lily. AverqecypeiCOrewaal4,and the average llfeUme wolglrt per da.r of 1111 W.s 2.984 paunda. All 12 bulls will aall at tile Buckeye Deaf ~ro 1lillidly Sole Ma.r S It 7 p.DL, Cooper Arena, Ohio Slate Fllh1!romdt, · Columbus. • ., •I Ali!O.IO< ._..o.iinJ , ;" ,.,.: . B.Y Yrro STELLINO Future Teena, Bible CW>, Pubilelcy Ma-r lor the SOni<lr Oosa ilOI', Doll)' JunJor-&a'o lot 'Prom CGmml- and 'li. VL Stulonl iJbrar, Alllot. onlo Aasa. Bock;y lo empl~ b)' .... Crodit Boreo• of. Pt. Pl•aant Beek;y wiD do moUe no41rW. Goo4 J.uc:k, Baclo'l lllool !11-iilillf a- olalo females, bred or wllll eaJv. ea at sldo. more than 10 years. Lowell ChilderS, scoutmaster o! Troop 72 sponaored by East Huntington Post 9738 oldie Veterano o!Forelgn Wars, who lllarted as a acCllt leader 12 years ago and Frank E. llan!baw Sr. of Hunt. lnaton. who was oleeted Tuesd81 nlpt to Ida secoo4 lerm as president o! the Trl.stlto Area COuncil and who has been In scouting lor nearly 40 years. !dent. Uvea eleeted were L. B. AJU.. bar)', IL Glrdl.-, Mr. lllaohaw, Jluld L. Moaar o n d U. B, Preotera Df llwlllnatOn and Mr. Chrlotleo! AohloDil. Cho. sen natJcwl couacU members at lorp were orin E. Alklnl' of Allbland and Dr. L. M. Polen 111'1 Dr. Stewart H. Smith of · Its Board, In Disgust Q . u I . Also reelected at the dimer meeting at the Cheiii!Ake &· Ohio Railway operating cmter were w. B. Chrletle of Aahland and J. G. JeMings of lblt!nglon, vice prealdents; WOllam T. Mil· ler o!Huntlnglm, treasurer, and Bart W, Lovins ol llmtlngtoa, seoot commlaslan8r. ·Miles ~ ling Ill Gallipolis, was elected 1<1 hlo first term as a vice prea. FERGUSON 'SimED ·. !1,\11' DIEGO (1!1'1)-ntpnt Ferliuoon, nofued pl.,.. of tbe 78lt al Norlolk Slate last aaaoon, has been alsned by die Son Dlqo Charprl of tbe Alberteaa Football League. The~. Z30-potmd FtrP· a tackle, waa ·the ~· "·""'*· 100, tblnkGUnc)..wrt'IChof&/) '}follJ , "'-'··•·•, •-..t ...:-...... M • National c:ouncil repre-· I · MARIEITA, Okla. (IJPI) _ World War Uvelerln LeWio Db· oo hos reslsnoclll a member o1 his local draft botrd llfllng '1 will not draft BDOt.her American bo¥ "'be - - by a beech of rich lobb)illl in Waohln&toe." IJhon, 43, said die Vlemom B A I'll 8 S lr PHIL PASTOIET go away for a little change and come bact with none at all. -· . . Ont of the fe,. bvri- neues in ,.hlch """ can -~··d .U>lllocml .backing is "'' bllthlllg stdt flld... tTJI. ' ,, .wi!h. . ' The lll•P a finger on the buybil publle's pulie WarwaobelngprolongedbyP..,. ~le in Wallhlnilon ,.,.., want io keep thla thlq t!Olllll lor the ned 20 yeara just Iii leather dlelr own ne.sta." . "Ao long oa tile)' keep, mak· ing "\\O11Y they don, care !"'* ...., American boys die In Viet- nom." Dixon hal been aervln( 111 lila Love COwley, Oklo., draft boan1 lor lwv and a half year1. He aaid 150 Love Counfl' men bave been drsfted cllrinc !hat time and al laaot m lillian hava dleclln VletDam. Dillon, who oerved wldltlleAir Force In World War D, did 1101 apecil7 who the rich IGbbylota were. fiiCUGIHTS ·But Lot;• tolfe be~ind him looked back, ·and oht 6e· ~ a J>lllar of saU.-{lme· ... !9:26. • • • ' ; has bla other haild for Its\ wallet ' . . .-· '. . - -L rtacllinl • · .' ~ I. . .'·": I I Mr. ~·· Carltllll II, Mobley, David Manum, lir. Rlchanl Mecnr, 11r. Ulllor. v. a Mor· PD. L. Moaar, PhiUip A. O'RaiJI7, Dr. !- U. Polan, ¥~". Prealera, Fionk Rodrlguati,Jj)hn .. :,...;.;,,~j iJ..' Uti:!'W, and Harry -·and Ill 1<1n. The pr~ne1pa1 -'<ar ·at lie dlmer wu Emeot F. Leoberb, alllltenl vt.,. lire~ and 11!1mlnl•atlon ltl8IIIPf of I he StnalberJ, Jflfl')' CacU llunlllCiotl AIJQy Dl'!lH. UnderWood, George S. Wal- 11m Ill 1111 ll!ternallanlt Nteltal 1oc:o .1111 Bor17 Wade -~<· of .: eo. . llwllliliiiOO. Awards in addition 1<1 die fll. Hunt!ngtm. Mr. Chrlolle; J. Edword ........ BllvSr, Pro- b)' JiJ:. Elected 1u tlie eauncil - utlve boanl were Mr. Amllbaey, dol, lltllold H.l'ldllom, Charlea $mlth, ~~ tlie Pre~o Pblilp R. Bouth, Ra1 llobbllt, Robertlan, ·Joha ~. WU· Clip, wi!le!> wanl '!'iLIWIICIDl.. Jlam- and Ed Wlnoateod 'of .lrfct for .GUt. . . . prGire!l Jim Bowen, Bemord Allbload, Ulloa ~ ot Galli· dlll'llul)be j)Uiyeot. · . T. J. Calclwell, llerberl Col- polit,_•ado, lferrlll J!r1a0 of AI Ill Jolt Doc, 31, tile Trt· ker, A; C, Dodp,DGnald S. Ger· Chaoblre, ado, Fred lied. Ill Area C<Rme11 was da, Mr. Gti'dler, IL L. GodJ.. Gnroon, !If., ilea W. JIUf ot lag S,OIS bo¥1 In 10 - 1 1 Mr, llolllhaW, .Ioiii W. Ono, Fred Mil'- Ill Poallfoll, in Woot V1qlola, Ken1uclf.y at¥1 IJaYinl, Joha F. JllllarooiJ, J. of ·Ctrodo Ohio. G. Jomlnp, George Lonodole, OJWi, Pitt H. - s. Tn-. -ell ,i Coldwal~ ·aen. •hll"o " . YDUR a•NTAI. tt•ALTH ToHave or Not to Have Periodontic Trecltment ' . ' ly WILUAM LAWIEHCE, D.D.S. ·, • lnlltoo-Booltln aame was rained UP! !Ports Wrtter out. The BIJ11more Orioles' pitd>In tile Notional · LeaiiUO, st. ·with otroog arms. Pb!Jadel!lllla- Ma1treal, 7.1, The Orloloa ~- a two. San Dle&D nipped HOultOn, 4-l PI'!• . ~ Df a aarleo with tile and Clnclmatl outlolted Los ' .,.. , · world chomp."' Detroit Tipro Anealea, 8-7. The Plltsburlll· Rqalor .ltl!idirpnea e1o . Tburadly ~ wldl o 5.2 Nn York pme was rained out. In 'li!dd!opi\.wUiaOJ be helr: vletuey that loft lila Orioles widl Kan Jlarriloon made his debut llq 1 "'o·li> lhe reslotration Df Ptteboro baliotlng 3.j) In Clmland, colleetlnl! 1,., bits ·OK elo1111 for lhe 1989 70 t!llrka. lo lour trlp1 and driYing in a aolloOI 'y iar, • II ~'t bt a coineldance diet ran With 1 Bot the Roilotratlotio!"""klader tha Orloleo·baVo""" opened up performance went lor nauahlaa ·len J!uJilU wiJJ be held at o . d l - • laad . In .tho die lndlono . sul!ered their 12th Mld4IIIPOl'l Eiemenlar7 Scbool American Leapo'o touab Eliot. 1018 In 13 pmeo this year. friHn Lm. 1u 3 p.m 111 llq 1 om Dlvlolan over die Tlprs, :Bclbby Murcer drove In four In ~hi ltlnderprtsn ..;.., 1dd h Bed $IX and \'ankees. runa wldl' Ids olxth and seventh " t11a !Jrllt room to the ~t 1 .IWII Dave McNall)>'s tum CO homers ai.J Dlek Slmpom Iller •terlq lila IChool ""or Jolt; ~ : Palmar and Tom -led Ia three more lor lhe CJdldrtn OID'olled·muot be tlv~ l'lxlebuo Iii tile 3.j) clioss ao he Yanko, ·J4o Tlant, 21-8 lasl 7111"1 old ,. or balore Sept. .30 Ill - .tho Tlavro "'live hits. )'lir, Ia now 0-4 thlo year. He tbt1 :rear. 'Par-.. are to The Ortcile fouriiOJM crt MeNal.. was biUertld for alx rima fn tile ebll~'l b1rt11 eortUicate and ly, Paltnllr, and Mike foor lmlnp. Frlt! PeteriCII a - f11 dlo eblld'olmmunlza. COallar have alarted 16 Ill pitched 1 m-IUuer lor !be lion. record wliJ. diem ot lhe Bolllinore•o 18 game1 and have victor)'. · lillie o1 ~IWI.tro""'.. comblnod 10..2 .mark lncluillnK Reale Jaekom drov~ in t h " ..... COiiq,J'DiimO.t·~ 1 ""' ·"''ooi'a"!dr<· G.o • 1l1''iilill' a"~~ Frank Boblnom hit his homers io beet Mime- Bot IOVenljl . homer and Dove - Joekson IDok. an early edt from John.,. addad a two-run double the PJDi, ;m,. reliever Dick , to pace the Orlolel' !!'<'~~~~ 'loo41Mit1 '· ~lid two pltchets otlaek diet beat Earl WUson. ..ar lilo heid in his third Ume • Elilewhm In lhe Alberlean 111 bot. JOd,.., cbarpd tile 1-. Nn YIJ!k drUbbed ?2and sot 1n1o 1 brawl ClereJond. 11-3, Olldand odpd wi Oodom and was ejected, Mllilloota, 6-1, and t11a Walb- w . wasa't ...., warned. · · anuadool. S:: WORWA1MANAC · . JI'ACTS t.ab "'""! . • •• •' . HO'mc. eof the FabUlous ' ;· ·<?"" .; - THE atARGERS - Tho V.M"OI1 Clarpro _.. .,. ~~- - · Jllfll4lltllllln a .... leoaUo Ibis Jail ......, lor 5o6lh pwJers of the Mall• ._. Schoollllolrlct. Shown are loll 1<1 ri&lt~ Briaa COnle, llm Sthero, Lorey Nelf, Richard .Berry; -row, ~ front""" Bror: ' Daniel Loweey, Mickey DaveqJOrt, Barry Slnart, Park Ault; bock row Dallly Lowil . .ell; Gree Dolahue, Genld Wayae White, DeaDy Dodaonand.Bret Manley.~ ccach, lARrel.i Price wu absert. • B.Y United Press lnleraatiGnal National Lea&ue Eaot W L Pet. GB :!,~~"".:":::;.Jt~O:: !::'!~~a:.,!! s~ ~~=~:: :!~ ~ ·.: : a Silver Beaver Awards Given 4 Scouters ~ a!P· Jo. HUNTINGTON, w. va. _Four volwrteer leaders wtth a eumu. JoUve record o1 nearly 90 years of aervice to tho Boy Scoot movemont were preoented lbe Stiver Beaver award Tuesday niJht in reeogniUooo!thelreontrtbltlons 1<1 the movemeot The O<caoton' was the amual dlbner o1 tho Tri • Slate Area Bo)' Scout COuncil, which this year Is celebrating Its 50111 annlverllll'Y. While die ftrat Bo)' Scoot troop was formed in HuntingUln IR 1912, the """""D was not chartered wrtllllll9 1bose rec:elvlngthe Stiver Beaver, hi8helt award in scouting lor volunteers, wore: Paul B. Meador, troop commltteeman and aSIIstant SC<lUImaster of Troop 55 BpOII&Ored by lhe Twentieth Street !lapUat Church In IJuntlngton, ac. tlve lor Z5 years. Robert G. Crulcksbeok of Ashland, ocoutma- of Troop 113 there sponaored by the Firat Chrtotlon Chureh, active r o r . · '· ~:. · a.m. ·: .· ~=··:-:: ·..-.:.:;.:.:· . :-.··· :···~.. ·: :.-:;---:.-'-;.-;..-.?.,. :· Pr-q the aale ot 1:30 p.m.,cottlemenwDibafetlleopportunl!¥ Ill atlendlnl a DMllt ...,structlve beef cottle -lnor that wiiiiOIIure all aaameato Ill lhe cottle lnlllstry, lneludlna cl'OBI breading, feed lot ........ lion, packer NQIIremento, car. eao1 -lllraltonf O!lll be j.I!S.~- · er'•ioo!<"*'I:J!orula!o.:·. :•·. "''' ·,, ., ' . "' '. .,. Jlay 1 J(~arten .da,~ i:ai.celled . . ,. . Nunes of America. .o-Ku atarr, IAIIJI Cl.... T.A.P., y. "7.'~'·: . .·.·;{>.·. /' .!'., Orioles Increase , Lead,·Top Tigers Jebool, Rebeea.wasprelldeDt or LI!JrorJsetvice Club,.,..... ber of tile NaU.,....- So- . erl7 piOI's tbaplanoandtllloYI ' bowlhw, hor1eback rldl<w 111'1 Ia a member ol.tlleHUIBIIIJoo +a Club; Sha Is vice preoJ. . 4enl ol. G. A.A. Ia lila popant taleDI COIIqllll!tiGn, llht wJI1 PIOI' tile plano. Bolt ot Luck, Bover171 s Or uromento are 15.24-35.1Dhlah ur-• are 3WW7. ao... oporla, skatlal. lollloall and baskelball. Herhf&haehoolaotlvltioo are .,.ptaln of ehoarleaders, FHA omeer. Annuli stall and ofllcer. For tile talent cOIIlj)e!ltion, Nanc1 will do o dance ....tine. ·ii:ii:~ ::~..~ and dllloio Jlr, 'lllllld ol HI. 1, nlnlew Ploa..... . Pl•flnl """ ,lo • . pu1llme at Marftll Uolvarllo. Silo boa ·hair, IP'8IIi 0111, weillhJII$ pOunds ud iJ .$1$n. HerllliU- · .... Iii • - lila H,.cqtoo SehooJ ol. JlaauQ> Calllll'llll· lolilna .....,._ Silo h a o hll blaade bilr, b11• .,..., weigtll 120 pwntlo lad Jo 5'• 2" toll. Naaey IIIJQrldanclng, ments are 34--25-35. Mary's hobbles are drawing, horseback riding aad playing t h e trumpet. Her IICbool aetivides are cheerleader, bud, glee club anll F1IA. For her . talent, Mary will do a dance rouUne. Good Luck, Mary! Mill 2G, daiiiJIIIor diaaiW' ofllr. and Mrs. 11, Mri. Dulol P. Tomlinl"' of Asbtan.ioolllllorotHi&Jl and,_ Iii~ Hi...... School of llooull' Cli· tun 000111111 Silt ia 5'-4" tall. Her measure- Kai Yoo&or, FWT Bar 106 Wins Ohio Bull Test Vaoation time Jo when you BERRY'S WORLD Mlo• Bmrb' . Extension Serilq,, Ohio Stale Unlverai\Y, COiwnbuo, supervis· eel by Proteuor W. W. WharEvans Hidden VaJiey Ranch. He ton. The bulls were fed by G was sired by FWT Bar 016 and & H Researth Farms, Circlecompleted the ·test with a life- ville, Norman Cioltien,pl"esldent. time weight average per day of Twelve Charolals bulls com3.55 pounda and a top index of pleted the test out or 16 bulls llf.31;)'pe score 14. just got a job in a hoiiJ)IIal as a that started oo Nov. 12, 1968. The first teHting program was Foster Grandmother. It has saved my life. I love those llttle completed April IS and 16 by This waa considered 111 exc:epthe Oflto Charolais Assn. un- Uonal oombar by ol!iclolo o! the kids and they love me. testlog . , _, w·eomplet!O'tlle But I have a very bad habit or der the sponsorship ol the "Ohio JWearlng. I ~Y to breM myself ol it, and . I don't awear .around the children, but I slipped the other day in front of a nurse. :ile reported me, and I may lose 1n1 job. Miss Mary Loui" ThmMa. 18, daughtOr ol llr. onll .Mrs. . William F. Thomas or Glenwood, W, Va., 11 a aenior at Hannan JUgh School aad planl 1<1 otlalll W.ineoo or art school lolloWing srad~&t!On. Mary has brown hair, blue eyei, weighs U' pounds 1111 SEYDLY YElGER •1 ;.· Winning die first bee! cattle bull testing program in Ohio was the No. 8 bill owned by Bob SCHOOL'S POSITIVE APPROACHoMAKES IT ALL WORTH WHILE Dear Helen: You"re thp mother ·of four. r.Jtei.H, , so l!j'm sure you know about thoae official - looking notes rrom school wbicb start, "To the, parents of ..... " They really blow your day, with nuly tillllts like uyour child ill .:: doing unacceptable work in Arithmetic .... " or "has been tardy without an excuse four times ••.. " or ••dJs,plays anti • social conduct.... h And they alway a end. NANcY~ · Mlos NoDey L1nft T<llllln18, dauabter of Mr. and MARY THOMAS ·Bobcats Capture Sixth Win; 6-1 'h New York ••• 6 8 .429 4 Mmuw •••• 0 9 .fOO 4\1 st. Louis •...o 9 .fOO 4\1 Philadelphia • .s 8 .385 4\1 Welt W L Pet. GB Los Angeles .. 10 5 .667 AU-· .. . . 10 5 .6417 San Fran••.. 8 6 .571 l'h ClnciMatl ..•7 6 .539 2 San Diego ••• 6 10 .375 4'h Hoooltln ••• , 4 13 .234 7 Thurada.Y'• Roaults San Diego 4 Houston I Cincinnati 8 Los Ang 7 St. Louis 3 Chic:aav 2 San Fran 5 Atlama 1 Pitts at New York, ppd., rain Today's Probable .Pitchers All Timeo EST Chicago (J<Otidns 2,1) at New York (Seaver 1-ll, 8:05 p.m. Montreal (Mortoo o.l) at Pittsllu$ .(V.~e1..2l, 8:05.plm • . : st. Louis (Gibson l·ll at PhD. adelphia (Jackaon 1.1), 7:35 p.m. Cincinnati (Malone,y I~) at San Dieao (,Sisk o.l), 11 p.m. AU- ~ekro S.j)) at Loa An· geies (Singor 3~). 11 p.m. Hou- (Lemaoler 0-3) at San Francisco ()!olin 1-ll, 11 p.m. Soturda.Y'• Game• Chicago at New York Montreal ot Pittaburllh S1. Louis at Pblla, nillltt A!lanla at Los Ana, n!gbt Cincinnati al San DIOJ!Q Houolon at San Fran Falcons Take 12-3 Triumph Loeal Bowliug POMEROY LANES EARLY SUNDAY MIXED April .20, 1969 Polnlo Team No. 6 • • • • • •.•• a5 Maaoo- W~'a White Fal· Team No. 3 , • • . . •••• 70 cons scored an easy 12-3 triUJhllh Team No. I • . . , . . , , , . 66 over North Gallla nu.araday alter· Team No. 5 , , • , •• , • , 54 noon in non-league compedtlon. Team No. 2 , • , . , •.•• 45 Randy Smith, • rlihthauler. Team No. 4 • • , , ••• • •• 36 worked six !Mings "'' the mound High Team Series - Team lor Wshama and got ereclit lor No. 3, 2084; Team Higtl Geme the victory. Dooald Hollman - Team No. 3, 727, pttehed in the seventh. Smith Hlih lnll. Series - PhD Cor· struck out nine and walked three ey, 532, and Myrna K. Searls, and Hoffman struck oot none aiXI 513. Higtl 1n1. Game - Phil walked none. COrey, 203, and Myrna K. Searls Smith also lead Falcoo hltti~ 232. with three rltngles in four trips oo the plate. Other Wahama pla,y· ers getting hits were Gary Slsk, alii twins Cheater alii Ou11s GAME CANCELLED Roush, each with two slnglea. The Southern Tornado basetell North Gallla hitters were Ron game scheduled Thursday at Te~frey with a single ani Dave Garnes wlth a triple. The two Glooster was called otl. because Pirate hits came in the sixth, of wet grounds. Southern Ia slated back • to -back, when Ule Gallla to travel ooAiexanderH!giiSehool today. ~Jj)untiano ocored IWUWII; North GaUiopltcher Ron Brown atruck oot five and walked seven. Nordl Galli& 000 002 1- 3 2 4 Q-Whot tl/l)e of horu is WIIJiama 215 031 x-12 9 5 a stallion? BriMR alii Painter. R. smith A-A malo horse tbet can (WP), Hollman (1) anll Cork. be used for breeding. '· Tight Rematch Expected Smith, Caldwell Dole Out Just Three.lfits aix. Two Eostem pitchers aiiCMed •liht and olruck oUi Eutom got Its -.run In Moigo Reserves only three the boiWor of lila olxth wheilRieli bits in laadlng tile Eagleo co o 6-5 vicloey Thursday ollernooo, · Sonllers walked, stole .....,.and Rigtllhanllers Dave Smith and third, and Gordon Holter walked. Howie c.Jdwell hurled the win Sonllera tllen came bcone wldltlle rc.- CoochDanWri&ltraBigGreen tlMreald.JW marker whim 1 cu&oo Club, Smldl started 111'1 Coldwall off pla)'lalladaau.lterwaa steoJ. came oo In the ftlth wilb out lngB8COlld. Lone Moira hits were ahvlos The Eagle moundamen walked by Stove Oiler, lUck Van Matre alii Sbt.n'Wllson. Howle Caldwell led !be hoots with a abwle anll double, Torey NHL PLAYOFF STANDINGS Stelbem got two singles, Boy B,y United Press -motional East Karr alll Bob Rlt:ehle. Ncb i double, an11 Mike ilor!RL allillllo. Beot.oi.SOVen Jed WW, sop'-orel'llbtlletllDlvlolm llnala W L GF GA er, started on the mound bx-Ma1treal ... 4 2 15 16 Meiga and worked unW tile oixlb Boalon ..... 2 4 16 15 when lei\Y Tlmn11 Doln..kay West come "'" Demoako.\' took1boloso. Mollo pitchers otruc:k aut lour Beot.of.S.Ven aDd Walked lb. ' . --·w··· Dlvlolm llnall ' 'W' L . GF GA Melp • • : • • ·• • olio 101 -tJ!.i.'5'3 x.st. Loolo ....4 0 16 5 Eoalern • , •• , 100 401 x-6 7 D. Slnllb, Caldwall (WP) old Loa Angeles .. ,0 4 5 16 Ritl:hle. WUI, Demoakey (6) and x-elinchecl series PmreU. Tblradly's Result1 Mootreal 2 ~loam 1, 2nd ot the one ,.._TIIE__._DAIL .......Y'"'·s""ENTINEL....,.;""""-, In Marietta Boat Races ' MARIETTA - Marietta Col- College obell in bonor o1 Dr. logo's top home rowing coolest Merrtll R, Patter100, academic Of the year will lake plaee Sat. urdaY afternooo whon the Pl.._ O&rtmen meet old rival George. town UnJverslt;y, det'endlq Da· tiona! champs Ill small college rodng, In what promlaaa 1u ba an exciting rematch. Marletta•o Varaicy defealed Georpiown b7 a len&th three weal<a 11<1'"' lila Potolnoc River In Wolblnglon ot lila annual Cherey Blosaom aeptta. 91. Jo .....•a Ill Philadelphia won the ,...enl, Marietta was second and George. """' third. ........ seven raees are carded, tour betwoon Marietta and Goorptown and tllree Marlette Hl&h; ~llool, Colvar UU!tary 1\ead. ID!):, . a n d Parkerllb!q Hl&h -~1 • ..... "'"mill . . (8" 4 CYL.-3 H.P. RUGBY sportcraft.er- MOWER '69.95 . ' ' ' : - . will bqln at12:U widl ' of a new !f.arietta- FIRESTONE fl'; ELECTRIC MOtER '174.9$ ; �".·f'S' ' .. · ''. ~0 ·. .,19.61 dv p~r ani! Jlllllo•eiudf, .7:30 \'. '' ,. ~~~~~~~;~~~;~~;~.~;>&~;~~~~~~ P."'< ····.: ·' ·~·,' . s:tm.ot! · ~. ~\); , w. .DIS'!; cin!I!CU ~ llolollc" . Cl.... pastor~ ' /liii!OI' .S<hool, 10~ a. m.1 Wox:ohiP 11mco, 9130 a. m., 1!0<01111 ani! l'<lul1b , Sundol'·oachm-. . CHESTER CHUIICI! OF ~ . NAZARENE - RIY. Horbirt '. ' \, . . · , ; ·, ,, .' ... ~, THE CHESTER METHODIST tie, liuiiiW SO !lOG( Si(lt. ~ ' .CHAI!GE-: Rev. POoriA.Cio-., s.;bOal.e:ao~;m.J;,•~·~ •. ·,,,, to, .~tor.' C!m!Tf;,l!= . w~ 81\11, 10:3o a. ""'· ~ , _ ':' 9a.m.;.Siinda1s<liool,10a.}llol niJW sorv)ee, 7;P,....rmeeu., · !Ira, Wald~er,~ Ft'AT• W_..,., 7p. m. , . . . ' )I'OODS: Ch!lrcll SChool, Sund~, • · .sT. JOliN LVTIJI!RA!I"- Jlrl. ... ll,'L Jll., •john Bolly, oq~~ Wor- an' ~11101, pallOr, W'!llhJi>o 8:50 ohlp sorvlc:e lllmiOIIo with AI- L .m., ftlUolredeySun:iiJ<Sd:ool. trod ' IJII ~la-L . Servlcoo ST. PAU,!~ L~ 7" Brl· Sunc1oJ mo<DIDe or tveniJW cl an Engel, .paotor. Sundol' S<hool, ' ',' ' ' } 5 ' :,. 'l11e Dilly 8oNIDII, ' I'Giile.!'Df•Mlddltport, 0., . ''N~~ I!m bi;-W'ith a hat like. Mommy's!" ' . ' The 9:45 ,a. m..t· WorahJp, 10;30 a.~ THE DANVILLE ·WESLEY AN Gnte, putor. War~ eervlee, tlch Week. 11 L m. IIIII 7:30 p. m., Sundol'. SEVENTH DAY ADVEN'i'LsT~RACUSE UNI'I'Ilil IIETHO. ., SIIIIIIIJ< S<hool, 9:30 i. m. Rich-. PGmetoJ'; Mulllem HIL Boid, OIST · itev. Paul A,·'SIIIero, ·it 9:30. IJoyd Dillhwer, supt. , • I • Worship service at 10:45 with SLverlntendent. Sundal· School, a1'<1 Borton, Sq>i. Cbarleo Bl,. 110!111 GlV.Ierano Momorlllllos- pa,_, ~ Sclloo!lo·9:30a. m., .' Vere Swartz, lay-leader. Sun:lay 9:30 L m.; Worship sentce, aell, assllltaiii~Prayermeet.- p~ Phi~ Gaier,paator. Sib- Ben Quisenberry, Soi>L Brornlng bath Sc\hool, 5attp'day, 2 p. m.; woi'ahfp, 10:30 a. m., tlrat and · evening at 7:45, worship serv- 10:30 L m. Youth and JUDlor t._, WedrltsdQ, 7:30 p. m. HARRISONVIIlLE PRESBY· Worol!lp, 3:15 p. 111.1 Youlll Fel· llllr.t Sundo.Y• oacb· moi.th. £10.. ' tees witll the Rev. Casto. Wed-- ywth service, 6:45 p. m. Eve-Delda,y, 7:45 p, m., prayer serv- nine worsltlp, 7:30. Prayer and TERIAN - !Irs. Norma LSI, lowshlp IIIII Adult. Bible Shll,y, DIDe eVIIItlllllllc lerv!ce, . ' 7:30 Sunday S<hool s.ertntendont. Woclntoday, 7:30p, m. p.m., IOCOI1d andfoui'lhSIJIIdo)'a. teeS. ·- praise, Wednesday, 7:30 Sundol' S<hoOJ, 9:30 a. IlL 5uJ>. FIRST VNlTED PRESBYTERCARMEL UNITED. ~THO. LOTTIUDGE UNITED IIETH· UNITED FAITH CHURCH OOIST- Worship,'ftrstmlthird Nease 'Settlement - Robert E. day servict, 8 p. UL, tile Rev. IAN CHURCH - lillddloport, .DIST CHURCH - ' Rev, Pllll A. Guest mlniat.er. JIJMs Buclia~ Selle~a, JJII!ltor. ~ School, SUndays of eacb month, 10:45 L Smith, Sr., pastor, sw.!l,yScbool Max Donahue of Middleport. JEHOVAH'SWm;ESSES, Lar- an, Sundl,l' Scboo1 Sq>t. Sundol' 9:30 'a. m.; Wayne 'Roush, &Ill. m.; seconi lnd fourth Sundlys, Ste~t., Roy JOOnson. Stmday Sc:bool worship, 10~30 L m., T:30 p. m. SuDdlly School, 9:45 9:30 L m.; Worship service,. ry Carnlbao. presldllw: Dltnl.a- Scbool, 9:30 L .m.; W«abfp aerv.. L m. Christian Ellleavor, third 10:30 L m. and 7:30p.m. eacb ter. Slllldaf: Bible ......... 9:30 lca, 10:30 .. 1ft. I Ololr pndlco secomllllllourt~Sundol'•o!oach mtah. Evelllpg eftllpll~ttlc ser.. saturday ol each month. Sllllday. Youtll meetblg and chclr 1. m.; Watch Tower sbdy, 10:'30 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. ASBIJRY UNITF.DMETHODIST vice, 8 p. m. oeoond and 11111'<1 LAUREL CUFF FREEMETH- pracUce, 6:30p.m. eachSurllay. a. m.; Wedne!dor. 1llblo oludy, · , ODIST - Sundol' School, 9:30 a. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- 7 p, m. Tho rod~: Mlnlotrr sdlool - 5.Yrtcuse. Rev. Wendell Slul- Sunday each IIIOidh. ENTERPRISE UNITED METHm.; Morningworship,10:10L m.; Norman McCain. ~t. Services at 7 p. m. SerYiee msodJW at lor, pastor. Sundol' School, 10 . L m.; carroll Norris, &1M:. Wor- _ ODJST ..:.. Rev, WUllam AlrsOI'I, Evening worship, 7:30p. m.;Wed· weekly at 9:30 a. m. Preaching, 8 p.m. MASON CHVRCH OF CHRIST ship oerrice, II s. m.; MYF', 6 poator. Ralp!l Spe.-, 51¢1 El· nesday, Chriatiln Youth Crusad- first and third Sunda.Y of month ers, 6:30 p. m.; Prayer meetillg, by Charles Russell, 9:30 Lm. -Miller St. :_ Ewrson Week- p. m. SWlday; Pra,yer meeting, doa Week&, asst. · W~stdp ~en-­ lees, 9:30 L m.; SU1IQ' School, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, choir pracTHE BRADFORD CHURCH OF ley, pastor. Bible study clls~ea, WedDelday, 8 p. m. Sundoy, 10 a. m. Worship IIIII POMEROY CHVRCH OF THE 10:30 L m.1 Youlh. Fellowahip, tice, 7 p. m. R, Eugene Gill, CHRIST - Charles Russell,paspreaching, 10:55 a. m.; S1mcSay NAZARENE COrner Unlonanll 6:30 p. m. Wedoeu,y: Choir, tor. Richard Gilkey, St.t>l S~ pastor; Phil Wise, S~ DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning evenJrw service, 7:30. Bible study Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V, Hender- 6:15 p. m.; IUble ·stu:b', 7:30. anJRCH OF CHRIST - Mid- Ronnie Russell, pastor. Nor- worship, 10:30 a. m.; E-venil,g classes, WednesdQ, 7:30 p.m. son, pastor. Sundl3 School, 9:30 GRACE EPISCOPAL E. a. m.; ~ond Wilburn, Sjl)~ dl_.t. sth and Main. Jack man C, Will, SliJt, Sunday School worship, 1 p.m. Wednesday Bible Main Street. PomerO)'. Olurch Morning worship, 10:30 L m.; Seltes, aupt. Bible School, 9:30 9:30 L m.; Worship service. Study, 7:30p.m. • I J'lli•nolonlan• 10:30 L m. Christian EOOeavor REORGANIZED CHURCH OF School, 10:30 a. m. each Sun- Evenl~W service, 7:30 p. m. MJd.. a. 'm.; MorniiW war1tdp, 10:30 .. H3·18 Sunday e"ning. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY day. Third SuOOay ot each month Week service. Wednesday, 7:30 m.; Evening wonhJp, 7:30 p, m.; PrQer service, Wedneadly, 1 J. RACINE F1RST CHURCH OF SAINTS - Pordand·Racine Rood. no mornil1' service. Haly com- p. m. munion. 7:30 p. m. FOREST RUN UNITED METHm., Rev. :ttaulln ·Moyer, pastor. 'f'HE NAZARENE-Sunday School Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Mor~ • SOUTH BETHEL UNITED ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. SlutCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ti:30 L m.; Morning Worship, ing worship, 10:30 a. m.j Sumas laalalli 10:30 Lm.; Evening Worship, evening service at 7 p. m. Wecf.. MEmODIST- Worship, second ler, pastor. Wor1hlp service, 9 -Middleport. Rev. A\lley MillJ2,13 and tourth SutWJay, 10:30 a.m.; a. m.; 8wJc111 Sehool, 10 a. m. er, pastor. Leater Taylor; &en. su • 7:30 p. m. Wednesdl\y, ~ nesday evening prayer service • ~ Sehool, 9:30 L m.; Mor• School Superintelldent, Pauline at 7:.30 Pastor, Elder C. W. nut and thltd &mdaya, 7:30 Mra. Fred Nease, Supt. laoiGit p, m. Sunday School, 9:30 L m. THE MINERSVILLE UNITED IIIC Worship 10:30 L m.; Junior McClintock. Pastor, Rev. Morris Proffitt. 53:... J2 M. Wolle. THE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each METHODIST - Rev. Wendell Soclet;y, 6:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 • Joltn TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED CHRIST - Mr. Ted Cadwallader, Surllay at 1\tlpers Plains United Stutler, pastor. SUn!lay SChool, p. m. Sunday EwngellsUc meetJUI..J4 9 L m.; Kenneth Wiggins, Soi>L IJW, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meed~& METHODIST- Morning Worship pastor. Jerry Van Inwagen, SurP Methodlsl Church. CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD WOO'ship service, 10 a. m. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 9:30 L m. at former EUB build.. da,y School S!.l)erlntelllent. SunSYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE THE SALVATION ARMY- E• fH.I2 trw. EJPanded SWklay School ses- day School, 9:~0 a. m.; Morning -The Rev. Chester Br)'llll, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; NAZARENERev. A. E. Miller voy Ray S. Wining, oftlctr In .aton Cor wrsery,ogradesixc:hil- worship, 10:30 a. m.i Evening dren at former Methodistannex service, 7 p, m. Wednesday, Worship service, 11 a.m.; Eve-- pastor, BabMoore,Sunlla)'Sehool charge. SUnday, 10 L m., Hollning worship, 7:30 p. m. Prayer StcK.. &may School claase1 tor ness meeting; 10:30 L m. S&mo at 9:30 L m., Mrs. James Stout, Prayer service, 7:30 p, m. children's superhterllent. SunGRAHAM UNITED METHQ.. service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. all ages, 9:30 a. m.; Morning daJr School. YOI.Utl People's I.ec111 Church School, adults and DIST CHURCH- Preaching, 9:30 Youth service, Thursday, 7:30 p. JJOrshfp, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS SwP glon, 7p. m.; Salw.tlon meetllli youth, 10:30 a. m.; Junior High, a. m., first ancl secon:l Surllays m. Monthly sings, drst Saturday day, 6:30 p, m.; Evangelistic 7:30 p. m.~ ThuradQ, 1 to 3 p. service, :sw.lay, 7:30 g. m.;Mld- m., Ladies Home League; 7 p.m. Senior High am Young Adults of each month; third and fourth of each month. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST- Week Prl)'er meeU~W;Wednesday Prep classes. meet in Conner Methodist Church Sundays es.ch month, worship MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Midtor Sunday Church School. Boyd service at 7:30 p. m. WednesdaJ' IAN CHVRCH - Jome• Smllh, 7:30 p. m. Mlsslorery Meeting Hackney, youth s\C)erintendent; evenings at 7:30, Prayer and pastor, Robert Paulsen, Sunday second Wednesday or U:ch month dleport, corner of Fourth and With lht hope il will, in sMJe measure, foster ~nd help' sustain tit/It which is good iii School Supt. Morning service, at 7:30 p. m. Mlln St. Robert Jackson., pastor. Po1t highschoolardsenioradults Bible Study. family and comm~nity life, this is sponsored by the business finns orsllllMASON BAPTIST CHAPEL- Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Mommeet in former EUBbuilding, HoMASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH 9:30 L m.; Sund~ School, 10:% whose 1141!1ts · bart VIneyard, SIIJL Adult Bible OF GOD - Second St., Mason, a. m.; Youth meeting, 6:45p.m. The Rev. Harold Cumingham, iJW wor1hlp~ 10:30 a.m., Arnold SILVER RUN FREE WILL pastor. Charles Lambort,Sundol' Rlcha1'<1s, S~i~L Cll88 party, last Monday each W. Va. Sunday School, 10 L m. RUTLAND F1RST BAPTIST moath. . Youth Fellowship each MornJ~ worship, 11 L m. Evm- BAPTIST - Rev. Caudill Atkins, School Soi>L Corner Second and pastor. Richard Fink, Sunday Pomeroy Sts., Mason, W. Va.; He~. 5amue1 J. Jackson. pastor. Sumay, 6 P. m. in former Metll- gelistic service, 7:30 p. m. Bible odilt building. District youth nl- Stwi)' and pra,yer senice, Wed- School ~rintendent. Surday Sunda¥ School, 9:45 L m.; Wor- Prayer aervice, 9:30 L m.; SuDL m.; Mra. Ger•:)" ly firat Monday of each month. ne~, 7:30 p, m. Chester TerP School, 10 a. m.; WorahiP, 7:30 ship ser'flce, 11. Wedne~e~. day School, 1 §tTART ,.JMTED METHQ.. nant, pootor, P~one =s133, ~ m.p. m. Choir pn.ctiee, ilnirsd&):, 7; 7:30 TueS.. serVicf!, 7:45. lee,· 11 L m. iflpt:UfTralnlng UD•r : Dti'r CHURCH - First and socCARLETON CHVRCH- Klngt p, day, 7 p. m. 'I'JIJ: ROCJ< SPRINGS UNITED ion, Drat and seoond Sundl.fs at ond Sundlys, preaching at 8p.m.; burg Road. Sunday School, 9:30 POMEROY C H U R C H OF METHODIST - C. J. Lemley, 5:30 p. m.; Mrs. Mary Wools, Ttard and fQUI'th SUIJJays, Sun. L m., Ralph Carl, supt. WorshJ, d1t1 Schoo), 10 L m., Worship service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p, CHRIST - Robert H. Wood, pas- pastor. Harold Blackston, church president. . . HYSELL HUN FREE METHOservice at 11 L m.; Tuesday m. alternately. Pra.yer meeting, tor, Sundly Bible stllb', 9:30 a. school 511Pt. Mornlrw worsb.ip, "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" evenlrc• at 8 p. m., Prayer and Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Ja,y m,; MorningWorshJp, 10:30 a.m.; 9:30 a. m.; Church School, 10:15 DIST - Rel. Cecn J. Wtae, pasPHONE 992·3284 MIDDLEPO~T . GENERAL MERCHANDISE . Yooth meeting, 6:30p.m.; Eve.. a. ln.i Ewning worship, 7:30: tor. &mday School, 9:30 a. m.; Bible Study. Stiles, pastor, TUPPERS PL, A IN~' , PH. 667·3280 . RUTLAND · CHURCH OF THE OLD DEXTER CONCREGA· nJng worship, 7:30. Mid-Week MYF &mdly, 6:30 J. m. Prayer Morning WorsbJp, 10:30; EveNAZARENE - Rev. lloyd D, TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wll· service, WednesdiJt, 7:30 J. m. meeting and BibleStUdJ, Wednes- nlrc worship, 7:30 p. m.; Young Grtmm, Jr., pastor. SuM~$ lard Dutcher, pastor. Mra. Wor· Junior choir practice, Frtclay, day, 7:30 p. rn. Administrative Pe.e's Service, 6:U p. m.; School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning wor- ley Francis, Sunday School SlCit. 4 p, m. Council meedrc, first Monday of Pr~er meetlhg, Thundl,y, 7:30 ship, 10:30 a. m.j Youngpeople's LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN each mooth, 7:30 p. m. p. m. ' ' Sunday Schoo, 9:30 L m. Churc~ service, 8:45 p. m.; Evangelistic services fint and third Sunday LaogsvUle Villege. Rev. Robert EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN MIDDLEPORT !'IRST BAP· Soloo - Allia Ch<tlmors ;, Solvi~o services, 7:30 p. m. Wednesdll' tollowiqj: Sunday School. Second Eugene Musser, gascor. Worship CHRisT - Elden R. Blake, pas- TIST- O.rlea W, Simons, pasForm - lnduotrlal ·- Lawn - Gordon MIDDLEPORT, 0. evening service, 7:30 p. m. 10:30 a. m.; Glenna tor. Sunilay School, 10 L m.; tor. Rebert Richardson, SUnday service, TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667·3435 and Courth Saturday evenings, HEATH UNITED METHODIST 7:30 p. m., church services. Fetty, Sunday Sd:ooiS'4!LSunday Wlmlo Holsinger, supt, Morning School SUjll. Sando¥ Church CHURCH, Middleport - Max E, UNITED FAITH CHURCH School, 9:30 L m.; Surday eve- sennon. 11 a.m.; Evenirt~sen· Sehoul, 9:15 L m.; Mm-nlrw worDonahue, minister; James Brew- -Nease Settlement. Sunday nlog service, 7:30 p. m. Mid· ice Christian EllleaWJr, 7:30 p. ahlp, 10:15 ,.~ 111. ~ Bl~ irwton, Sunday School stCJeri~ week serrice, Wednesday, 7:30 m., Mrs. Lylia Cbevalier, presl- study hour, 7:30p.m; S&mdl.y4:30 terllent. Church School, 9 :30 I. School Superintedent, Roy Johnp. m. delL Song service and sermon. p. m., pme tl~elor rwlh. Wedin.; Morning worship, 10 :3(1 a. son. Youth meeting, 6:30, SunRACINE F1RST BAPTIST 8:20. Mid-Week pJ"a.Yer meetlrc nudly e~enh)l pnyer service, BAKERSbOF HQI:SUM i!READ OHIO'S OLDEST DOOGE DEALER Ml DLEPORT, 0. m.; Youth meetirw, Sunday, 6 p. da~YRACUSE fiRST UNITED Charles Norris, pastor. Sunday Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Mra. 7:30 p. m. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . m. Choir rehearsal Wedoesdl.l', PRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Linson School, 9:30 L m.; Mornlng wor- Mazie lkllllrwer, clasl IAAder. CHRIS11AN SCIENCEServlces 1 p. m. choir director, Ben Philship, 10:45 a. m. SWdl,y evenl• BIBLE BAPTIST-TEMPLE at 315 Mlln st., pt, Pleawt, Stebbins, pastor. Sunday School, lOll. Prayer service, WednesdQ, worship, 7:30 p. m.; Wednesday Minersville, 0,, CIIJrchserrice• Sunlllys, 11 L, m.; Wednaac1Q1, 9:30a.m.; Worship service, 108p. m. everung Bible Study, 7:30 p, m. each Friday evenlDe, 7:30 p.m. 7:30 P. m. All we~ . _ :30 L m.; Bible study andpnyer BETHANY UNITED METHO. BETHLEHEM BAPTIST - Pastor Ken Derril!lliOD ol RlvSACRED HEART _ Doring service, Wednesdl)', 7:30 p.m. Lincoln-Morcury-Comoi-Englioh Ford DIST CHVRCH - Rev. Paul A. Great Bend, Charles Norrls,paa-(lRSWood 8eC<llll BlpUst Church. LeDteD . 18&1011, seme~a 7 p.m. POMEROY F111ST BAPTIST' I 59~6601 j MIDDLEPORT, O.HIO sellers, putor. Morningworshii) George Skinner, Sunday School tor. Worship service, 9:30 L m.; Bible Study Mch WednelldQ at WedneldQ" and Slturdl,y. c 0 n.. 85 N. COURT ST. ATHENS, 0. 9:30 L m.; Sunday School, 10:30 Zi3o p. ~~~,. leaoloa, 7:30 p.m. Sllllrdq, " Superintendent. Sundly School, Sunday School, 1o:3o .. m. L m. Blythe Theiss, ~t. Youth 9:30 a. m.; Morntne worship, POMEROY LOWER LIGHT cue ~ "'-•• or •-•u •. ··-• I, -" MORNING STAR UNITED w ~-~ Fellowship, 6:30 .P· m. 10:30; BYF, 6 p, m. Bible Stilly, CHVRCH - Rlrrloonvllle Road. ~~ zwtut- - ••uor , THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. U _, ·- •••-• Wednesday, 7 p.m.; choir prac· WOllam Air1011, paotor·, o.... , van Rev. R01 Taylor, pastor; W "' 3298. CHURCH - Rev. Amos TiWs, tlce, Wednesda~, 8:30p.m. ·~, llam Reeves, Sundl,y School Sol>~ , pa-. Sunday ~hoot, 9:30Lm.; MT, UNION Baptist - Rev. Ce- Meter, ·~t.; Sunday Schod.,9:45 .._......., ~ ......... ~Ahool ' . FAMILY RECREATION ~ , 9: 30 L m.; wor, , 1 Ltt Burnem, s'4'1. Worahip oerv- cil Cox, pastor; SWllay School a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:45L ship servtee, 10:30. L m.; E~ SWIMMING 2411 LINCOLN ST. MIDDLEPOI!T tee, 11 a. m. Wedaesday pr~er superintedent, Earl Starkey, Sun- m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. m. rune · wor... .. a.a! ...,, 7:30 p. m.; p rayer - · · 7:30 p. m. Swxll,y night day School, 9:45 a. m.; Su!Xfay Thursday, Fred E. Smith, lay- aDd praise servlce, 'lbursdQ, w.. lhlp, 7:30. leoder, Youth Fellowship, 7:30 7•~ •• P.m. evening worship, 7:30; Wednesp. m. Sunday, WESLEY AN I!NITED IIETHO. MT. HERMON UNITED DIST CHURCH, Rlclnt - W. I ~ )i I · duslcy. BRETHREN IN CHimT - Rev. Dale McClur1, pastor. ~ "THE STORE WITH A HEART" ATH~N~~~'pOMERPY, 0. ~-6098. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Menzel Smith, paator. Sunday School, 9:30 L n;Wonhtpserv• RACINE, .', f'> F~J~':'~LY PLACE .1:.0 BUY ' Mankind muot put ali end Johnie Roush and Damon, Mr. School, 9:30 a. rn.; Ruasell !ilen- lee, 10:30 L m.; Bible studJ, ~'I' PHEBE to war or war will ~ an and Mrs. Nelson Roush, Romy cer, StVt.; Alfred Wolfe, ISilst- Weduesdly, 7:30 p. Dl.l U.M. Y.F. end to manklnd.....:l'rUldent · and Randy; Mr. and Mn. Robert art. Morning Sefmon, 11 L m., 7 p. m. tlch SundiJIJ\rior choir D, Roush and Greg, Mr, and Mrs. evening sennon,7:30p,m.,alter- practice, Wldnuda,y,3:15-p. m.; John F. Kellnody. Gary Roush, Ty and Mitchell, natln.g 81Ch Sulllay, Cla11 Meet.- 8enlor Choir pnctJ.ee,11turldl,y 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Roush, IJW II L m. alterradJW SUIIdaf 7:30 p. m.; WeoleJIII Semce ' · REX~LORUGS ,. . all of New Haven; Mrs. Larry morni!W&. David Holter, clau Gulld. fourth MOIIIIay each mcDh ' We Fill AII ·Do<IO~I Prwo~rlptionl King, Jeff and Krloty, Milton; 992·2955 ~OMEROY, 0 . .MASON - A surprise birth. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Luikart, leader, Christian Endel\'01' 1 7:30 at 7:30 p.· m.; . ~.Pf Hutlera day dlmer wu held April 20 at Chucky, Danny, Jackie, Kallly, p. m. every other Sundl¥ ew- cll88 meetltW, fourth Frtdl)' ol ·the home of Mrs. Edna lllrrls Llnclll and Llnny of Upper San. nlng, Juanltl Spt,ncer, prealdent. each montb,·6 p.m.; wscs; aec, .. I. .. . at Mason, honoring her son, Plrl, dusky; Mr, and Mrs. Donald 0. Prll)'er meeUrw, 7:30 p. m. ewry om Fridl,y each month, 7:30 Wednesday, Rctrd mee!IJW, 7:30 p. m.; Olllclal Baord, oecond 1 ' on hi I f9th birthda,)'. AI I came Roush, Kathy, Alfred and Keith, . . •" r •' with woll • lllled basketH, lnclll\l- and Janet Smith, Letart; Mr. p, m., ftrat MOIIday of m..-11. lloodly tach monlh, 7:30 p. m. ' BUILDING SUPPLIES & MILLWORK POMEROY TRINITY UNITED PORTLAND UNITED METRO. ina a large brUllantl,y decorat. and Mrs. Cecil 'Smith, Cecelia, GENERAL CONTRA(:T1NG CHURCH OF CHRISTRev, W. DIST CHURCH - W. Dele Meeel birthday cake, baked by Mrs. and O.vld; Cllf!ord Clr11011, Ed· PHONE 992·3918 ·· ..'t. Charles Luikart or Upper Slul. na Burris, Mrs. Plrl Burris, H. Perrin, pastor. Patrlc:k D. ctul,, SilatOr, ·Sundl7 School, '.~· Wood, &upt. Sunda) School, 9:15 9:30 L m.; Worshlptentce,.7:3o Pemzy and Rick,y, and the honoree, a. m.; Worohlp, 10:25L m. Youlll p, m.; Olllclal l1dlrd, lb'it SUDall ol Mason. Choir rehelr811, Mood~)-, 6:30 daJ etch ll!.onth, 8:30'p. m. p. m. llro. Marrin Burt, dlrocOAK GROVE I!NITED IIETHO. tor. Seni<X" choir r-rsll, 7:30 'piST · CHUI\CH - W. Dtle M" FOR ALL OCCASIONS . . When people say, "'There p. m. 'llluro<~oy, Mro. P au I ,'aurr.· paof,or. ~ S<bool. . ts peace and security," tfaen ~oaoe, director, Thlll'ldoJ, aU 10:30 a. 111.1 WII!'Jhli> aorvlco, '. sudden destruction tD i z l day, Busy Rtt qulldJW party in to30 a. m., lr0t ;not ,11111'<1 s.... come upon them a. tTaVdil church 411• each IIIOidh. ' ·. • · co~s upon a woman U1ith THE RUTLAND , C!!U.RCH OF THE RIITJ,.AND ME'P«ii>iJ,r . chdd'" und then wUl be ftO 1111 NIGHT ,.,_2151 ilRIST £uaeDil .-rwond, , CHVRC~ - ~•. C. J. ~7, tscape....:..J Then. 5:3. Pastor; V, H. Brall)', 1~1 5uJ>. !:~lll'Ch S<h!Ki, L ·• '""1roy shop The only way 1c IJe $ate ;, I day• S<hool, O:SO 1.. m.1 cam. m.1 Wdl;'ltr>teo, lOiao L'lll. , never be secure.-~njamin muni<MI and worlhlp aervlctl . Z\ON CHVRCI! O,F,CHBIST:: -: · Franklin, Amerlcln llote,. 10:30 a. m.1 Prayer m"'!-. l'.....-1 • .JiaiTIIOnvlllt ,Rold. man. m. · · . : John ·wtlio4ii',,' t.ilbrl, Ray · . Thlll'o<lly, u.onww·· . ·' · Amy , ,, •was 108!1~ ful,l ·~t 'berse!f when we went •hopping yesterday. ·. I' was. ~muse!l, , too, as.· I wa!q~ed her imitate ,her mother i>lf Y,e l"•Y ~ o~urch the next Iday. She really had that walk tlown to a "T." ' ! ' ' , I'"', glad her m9ther lo her model. She couldn't , have, a better one. ~ar.Y'• , 'love o,f God ill refteefed irl' everythinl ohe does. !.l{er• happbiess in serving God and His ,churCh Is contagious. I should know! . Wh~n ·we \vere nfarried, I was a sometime churcbgoer, ' Now; 'I teaCh Sunday School, oing in the choir and .am chairman of the building ccmmittee. I find it deeply satisfylrir to know that my church needs me: , . Every church nee'ds .the dedicated effort of ito members. Eiperie.nce lhe joy of serving God. CHURCH_: Charles DaEer, pa... tor; Adrl Swick, &Idly School Frldi1, 'APril zs; 19Q ·50~. · 1~ 49 . • • FLOri ER PLANTS ' -"· ·~: SEED PO,TATOES . • • ·I • LIVINGSTON · GARP~ ,SEED ." ' Dies April 14 LAllY' $OHIO SE.RYICE Seven Meigs High Girls Win Awards LYONS . MAllET\. t 'Sugar Run Flour Mills ...... I Dinner Given ··Mulbarr•·Are. P~e 99Z.Zll5 _ lullloa award. ---·~---------lia..-!11' 'lllll'd, IIIII Jlldl1h Ccttrlll, $100 'I' ,Notp· Open For Business! MARl YSTORE lAY RIGGS,. INC. You're Invited To ,Visit ·Our ~ew~ Plant Food Operation ;Featu,l.ng Agrico Plant Food. lOYAL OAI PARI WILLIS ANTHONY .RACINE FJ.IL· YALU IARUT -- ----- BOGGS EQUIPMENT · ~ OHIO VALLEY BAliNG CO. lH. RAWliNGS SONs·co. m. ,.,. PLUMBI~tll~H~ATING .lNOLD'S ·SOHIO SERVICE · · ., . . Melg1 Count1 school personnel were in Parkeralllrg, W.Va. WedDesday ror a confer6nce on a new communicatioosprogramfor atudents In grades one tbroul!tl olx. T~ 'l8" ~rogrem lntrt>mees · o-.ted &J>PrOileh. · Atteitcung tromlheMelgsCouncy achoolswere Mrs. Edna Price, prlncljllll cl Rsclne Elementary School, Mrs. ChlnruaGrlmm, lhe Letart Falls principal; Mrs. Jane HUI, llrll lll'ade teacher at Le· tart Falla, and Mrs. Nellie Vale and !Irs. Greta &tttle, coun~y eu. pervlacrl. A luncheon procedocl the meeting. The Capitol at Annapolis, Md·,, Is 1he oldest functloillng statehouse in the country. i .,.' . •octal......, 992-2039 Floww · .. ,.:oior. r:aq,v. ,~· ' < ' ·l ,.30 HAtDWAIE · QU 'LITY Iaiit talL Preparation ol constructloo plana for the Jackson By-Pass is being cCUJPleted by Stlclden an:l Belshelm aDd Associates, coosuiting e:vJneers. A ..,w public heart~ Cor the corridor location Is to be held soon. ooo,:o:o·:~:::::~~M:I:II:St:·:99:2·:3::U:s::~~ ,. Keeps · your horse in top shape HORSE KR • Top notch feed for all ages and breeds of horses one • Redutes waste. Easily digested by young colts and horses • Develops and maintains bone structure; conditions and gives more stamina MODERN a• l "Whatever the outcome, whatever the result, I'm sure the Miss Southern Ohio Pageant wW. be a worllertul and instructive experienee.tn In)' lire." This is an example oC the quality of the 14 contestants who will be taking part In tomorrow !light's pageant which get& underway at 8:10 p, m. In lhe Meigs Junior Hl&h S<houlln Pomeroy. ' · chaae two new uniforms for tm. modlate use and decided to Pll'· chaee nve, new ~etle unt. forms from preeeoclt of future prcJects which will lnelllcle a cWnt. in chirp. bake l&le, dances, and a ublttle The b<J9'sters aKJ'88d to sm- ot the bands11 tematlvely set tor Jtme. ' I.Y $2,000 was dl...,rood lor uoe ll1iiCI Aug. !lor now inotru- committee to report on Ma,y 27 was named W11101 1he &Juthern Band Booster• met at tbe high echool In Racine ·, with Mrs. Clrl Morrlo, proal- SUPPLY 399 W. MAIN 992·2164 . T~E"~~~ITH -· :r a woa ooledlhat aiJPl'(Jldmste- mlllta, ' mU de and other band Deed a. Ntmod lo tile nominating ..... mlttee were N~~~cy Ervin, Chair. ll1lllf; WUmo McGraw and Rllth ·" ' '. ., .:! SHOP mne·_project is estimatedat$10,- THROUGH AN OV~RSIGHT, the name of Jean Whitehead, daugh .. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead or Reeds'vllle, will not appear on the program ror saturdas night's Miss Southern Ohio Pageant. Jean will join the Big Berd Minstrel Association in providing between segmeat entertainment and will present her modern acrobatic number to UJ..oye Potlon Number 9." The commun~ty. or course, ~s all set for staging the fifth allnual pageant. The competition looks keen alii interesting. . 'He're·ate"·ICfe-K:eXCtii)Jts"t'rom of tlit! oUt or"Cciuiicy ' COnte'~~ arts which yoo might" ltrxlintei'esting: "Pm alread.v so excited t can hardly sit still. I don't think U's -the ferlonntng that is caus~ the excitement tor I am WmosO used to gettlqj: ~ in front or people to act, st~ or make speeches. I think it must be the whole idea of the contest - gotng to a new place, get.. tirw to meet new people, doing so mam· new thir..:s. "'I am happy and a wee bit scared, but if 1 can only remember that every other girl therewlllbejustas excited alii happy am scared A nominating: SWIS.H.l & LOHsE RACINE PLANING MILL :...,.,top ·"· • \':' • • On Birthday IJ{..;o. . to .Purchase 2 New Band Uniforriu ON As Surprise • . . . .,. ll&lilei.YOitllf..... ....., ..... 11 an ICe'\QII•hod fact," llowler ' Aw•'O:d;,.tely- 1~ mllto.ol ~ 1. t!WII Io .J; ~ <ontl...,.. 35, betwl!'ll . Ja<k>jio apd !Uch- a ~ 7 ll1i!011, ual ... Iii. ~ In revlewl!ll Jr011nss ct,tlle ; mondale, 1~ to ·"' >:"Jjll'(aeod 1.1 movement betw..., ~ ... . now Ohio Rlvtr bridge IKM'Under ' a cosl of f4QO,OOO (wltb tile .,.. AthonL I ' · · . · ccnslructlon belween Kanaup I cepllon ·cl the - ,..r-1&111 ·por· C<Jnotruclloo Pl'IJilOU ca U ,f and H-rlon, Dowler nld tile · lion In that areal. Appa]achlan Hiprayloi-. Ohio IPPrc&Che, are e>Poclod io A contract lo to be let In .io,t.y Ohio waoll,o diocuoaod lltriJOOo' bo COIII>Ialod by Aug; 3L Work on L16mlies ofll>ur-lano~ll!hl!~ clat'iDn members. ' on tile ri¥er piers Ia erpec:ted to on the east edd'ol existlnl four· Guests lnelucl,ed be c_....,leted 111 June, and then, lane, to uallncllldlng RL 3511111 =~oll~l~ns~,~-:~""~·~;.~=:~~: 1, In 100days, worker1 hope to erect U. S. J101edoo $0, ill $3,400,000. ' in ...~ord time the span's s~r.. This incll.des · a . Sc:loto River berg, structur"t. ••u all goea well, the brkSiet ·raurCiad UlldtJ11111 and bridge ohould bo open to trafllc RL 35-50 Interchange, by Dee 31," remarked Dowler. Major ~airs wW be made to Guy Br..,n, who llllecl In lor the conc:rote Ooor and steel Oour Major Rod Roulh, Dlrislon Nlnt syotem oo theKIIJIOI'O Bridge this Dlre<tor, reviewed Rl. 35 acUv. side of O:illicolhL Thlo wW bo ltloo !rom Collierville to fnnl<.. dono prior to the openiJW of the fort ...,. Wash!JWton c. H. new Ohio River bridge at a cost NAPK,INS Brawn said !Inti touches (see<~- ol$19$,000. ' ETC. IT'S,THE . i:V lllll'll'ldlng) are bolog put on The Alden Stll10n and Associ· the new rour .. lane highway be- ales, consulting erigineers, are tween Centerville arx!: Jackson. preparirw construction plans tor II . This 110<tlon was _...t to traffic the Fronkfort By-Pass, 'Ibis 11· prel!ltdent. ~a~~ '~'AcodeiiiY In ~~=&!r"'.:.dW:U:n,~~ Cllluml>ua ~io ~ the nilmes cl seven Meigs H 11 h School •btdente who haVe boon a - lldlolirahlpo. · ~art !llnd.Y Muter, .170; Jlnlco Sftllth, $17~; Ginger LewIa, $200 lultlon award; M$rte Wll~ ,100 tuition a~ard; Terrte Miller, $100 luldon award; Patricia Komecb', $100 luiUoa . since it was formed, Charles Lanham, PL Pleooant and Mason COUnty represeata.. tlve, asked theassociaUontohei.P push ror, brvrovement of Rt. 35 aftd.<>r RL 17 In Wo•t Virginia. Open house wut be observed at the new Farmers Bank and Sal"With rour lanes of traffic cWtings CO. quarters in Pooteroy this weekend and do try to atteM. ing oa the new bridge, there'll The builditw is certaln]y a great new asset to Pomer~ and &oiJW to bo a botlleneck It oomeactually, it's difficult to believe that such a CacUity ts in the townthing isn't done," remarked I .anit's dlat good! ham. And doo't rorget to look over the mural by Dwight Mutchler Larham was urged to hale 1 during your visit. Mr. Mutchler has done a marvelous Job i.n cap.. Mason representltives meetwidt turing Meigs County history in his excellent pajnting. the state road commission in HOlD's of the open house are 3 to 5 p, m. Saturday am 1 to 5 Charleston to see what could be p, m. Sunday. done to upgrade lhe highways In that al'ea. A GUEST FROM BEACON, N. Y., was present this week when the Pomeroy Lions Club met. He was Rennie Pomatti who is visiUng In Middleport. Pomattl was aguestotfred Morrow, retiring School Perwnnel Attend Conference I " for :R~ute 35 'Upgntlfling, ~ ~~a!F:at-=: Div~ion 8 Pleads word Of the death ~ carl B. Bramla110 cl Pekin, Dl., e lormer Meigs CouDtiY reiSldent. Mr, Bnmlage died 011 April 14 at the Peldil Memorial Hospllllwbere he had been a podent tor two weekL Bon 011 .aute 8• 1900 at Pomel'O)', he Wll the eori ~ tbe Isle WOllam and Cllher· lne Sehmittauer Bramlqe, lie married the former Hue1 Rick· ard on Aug. 7, 1922. !lie died in 1962. · Nr. • Brall'dqe retired three y,..-s lllD a1 ID emplo;ye Of the CoPunonwetlth EdiiCIII Cc. of Peldn after 26 year• with the company. !It laiurvlvedbyasoo, William and dallhlers, lin. Clrl · (Jeanecte) Burllnii, Mro. Cotherlnt WUQsms, ond . !Ira. Arthur (Patrlela) KrUe, Jr., lll cl Poldn. Twelvtlll'and· clill.... aed -lll'eat -lll'anol. cblldren alao llll'viYi. · ' 1 Carl Bramlage , :il:ie,.,'!'"I:IJDi! .,~~ P.~·· tnate'i!iltleri -'WohhiP'tOI'~ ~~·:'··:··~·"~'~I..:_~:~::;...;L..:._~~..;:::!!~~=!:t:~~~~o~.~·. TINY'S FOODLAND • i._ lp GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. r .I and rray~r m~tl~ . .. 1 ' . ' : '' . ., " ' . .. . AoiOclltloo wUI.,.InJolnlnpt.. • E:ilrleo.dl dioplay t wide ,.. · Wi!lr... D. J0110s, XOola; Tl1f lnldll /.,..ker lest ~, sontloll a I1IOelal orlshol!l!wln rlei;f ol meat& illcllldlJW paslols (GI'IIOIIO COllnly) Thlrllda)' nlahl waa John W. Dowler, DlvloiOIIIO . conluncll'!" ~lUi llloSundayafte,.. p~ncU, coltaae, ch:ircaal, m...:. asked &Jr. IIlii ouppcrt !rom the lllgfiJtay Director, i M<MI c..,cm by Jho Tipton 'l'rio · age, ~ 1'01'0"• wa~ col!"', Ink, RL 3~ AsiiOCiatloo for IWI'&dllll Dowler said that In the poet olx at Callla Ac:odem,v ~l&h S<hqol. teawen and lai:nloln pan. of ~ 3:i thrOIIih<>ut Dlvlaioo years, $15 million hao beenopeDI The el!!lllll4 ,whlch wiU GPoll at :lbe f!ll!o!ITtlo;wboooconcert . 'Ejs~~t In -hweotern Ohio, In GaBle Cowitl'onnewhlll:wayo. 2 p, m., wiU C...,.. 31enljles will 110111• at 2:341 p, m.Sunday,lo . Jones, 0110 GlliJurGreenoCOUf>. "i'm hopiJW tO pi mare tonnt.h ·b¥Stnlor hiJh IChool sllldentt cl .&OIIiewhel ol a, rarl~ lodtj' - a ly repreaenlatlveo atlenling laot whal ohould be dont lnthlsarea," Dt.Yid ~art t.elcher. ehamber P'OUPcom»>Hdofflute .nlgttt'l meeting at Oscar's, made remarked the dli'ector. • howStudenlsU , ento.!'~'!.":~~? th8 · oollo and plano.•Ia tile time his J>lea alter hearing actlvlcy Dowler reritwed the propoaed ~ ,an II - • .., - ' ' iliJ>. Bacllll\d other old mastenll was reporll ~ olllclals &om DlviB- lour-lane RL 35 projoel between 1elsi Pat Saufl4era, Ellen'l'Qior., 1 tavorlte, .and: vollllliia of muate lona Nine alii Ten. Rt. 160 and 'Thurman. • An ad· Carylyn Sw,.&n, Debbt~ tWhlte, .hall bello ~n which exemWhen , the aasociation wu vanc:ed ltUdy has been secured · SonJa North,SendraROOerll, CIJ>. pill)< tile lnlimate <htnn ol this lormecl14 YO&rs ago, Ito goal was IO< thlo 12.3 mlle proJe~ dy Boster, BeY Harrison, Ruth UDUsual and ~ll&btful .comblna- to hel_p make Rt. 3$ a touMane Dowler n1d .the projeet ealls Rlialop, Eddie Johason, Undl don oflMtrumenta. hlghwoy lrolll X.m1a toGalllpollo. lor 60-lootmedlan otrlps, bridges Slwlpe, Nancy, Loaoe ual ~ Tho briDlance and llexlblllcy It was polnlecl out tllet'moatclthe , totall:v $3 mWion, and roadwa,y ' Cwml....... • ' ol the Oult, copplodlllllcontrast- lOfll'oolane C<lllstrucdon on ~ 3.1 pavement ~I!V $9 mUllon. T~ eel will: tile ~arm and mellow has token placoin DIVision Nine tal coat cl ' tile project Is estl· · Reglstrati~n at tone• cllhe colloaredlllllllll8trtt- and Ten, IIIII that lllriolon El&hl mated at $13,750,000. It would ed, for e.....,le, In t doo 111 the hasall bul boon Ignored In recent ' lncliMie lllree l,..rchaJWOS, IIIII Bradbury , . u~ I c~ Brazilian c-os- yean. woold have limitod access with . OD .Lf.llly er, H8tf4ti' VWa-Loboa. "Piece Jones, Cree~ tounQ"'a Rt. 35 60 IJil)h design speed. :' : · . . . en~ de COnc.e rt" Ia a witty Director, pointed out the worst Hearings are scbecluled this Flrlllll'ado Jqlllo at lilt-- • and chlrml!wi.Y French work. Oth- II'OIIblll 8j>Ot In hlo oret waa b&o summer, It Is hoped tllel by lall, bur7 Elementary Se~ for tiNt er ~ltloas by Rameau.Bla- tween 1-n and Xenta. In 1967, a consulting engineers rirm wUl 1989.70 scboolyoarwlllbo~a- ve~ Boochtrtnl and Chopin, plus eiJ!itt per10111 were killed In tllet bo hired tor actual detelled pia"' tered fl'om ·8 a.m. to U IIOCIIIiad ,QJI)eclally choaen solos l'Olll1d sector within six weeki accord- ning. It is hoped the project wUl from 1 to 3 p.m. • Tluriclay, out tlle'procram. ' to Jones. be lncluded in the department's Ma,y 1. . The , association iod.ieated it presert five-year plan. "At least Porenta art l't911red to prowould &'4'JI0!1 Greene County In It's very much In tile picture sent blrtb certUleatea and im- · it's etfort. President Joe Miller now," continued Dowler. "We in · lltunlaadon .....nta al the lime sald tile next RL 35 Association lhe cllrislan wiD push It to moke of nlllllraJ!on. l'lqdlo - . . . , mee!IJW wUI be held In Xenia, the llrat lll'ado next llll mull bo "probobly wilhla tile next 60 llx yeara old Clll or belor8 Sept. days." 1be auoc:iatioa has met in . 30, 1969. ' Relativea here have received Xenia on two other occasions .. ....• HEINER'S BAKERY .' 'Speciaf~ Sho~ing PI~Q~d ' ALFRED METHODIST- Pearl A. CAsto. pastor. SUnda,y School . ,, .' . ,\'•". Alll1 HIU. Tbore wUI bo oomlnt· Ilona from llle Door as well as lilt ,committee report at tile Ma,y 27 mooting IIIII election wUI bo held at tbat lime, It wu rfli)OI'Ied tbat Jean Alkire, ch&trman, will report onlhe lliOJomte unttorm• at tbe next MJiiOiil. ·, Cell cl th~ band ~...... rtJIOirlocl at $159,03 and the bel. ·IDCIIn tile cheoidoa a<COUIII'Wos r"'IIN<< at$151.03. Ar;j:orlwaa t.pveoi 111' atate oonteot at clrOve Cll,f. . · \ Mr1. Mcrrtaflaa ubd to conwith llle tN.tierlntendenlon a ' 'lllbo pil'cbasocl recont.' · tlamli!ld lj<, A '~' clclllllb' bart oqa re, !IOrloo! ·~ tv baed mom' tie:rf_ •. ' .. ,: ler ~·' .. ' OF POMEROY �. '' ," .~ . 25,1HtI lf ·~· Ora . '~, .. ' '' ,., .... ,, . " ·7 > I '· ; Holzer Medieal Center, Firat prdllblted until llu1bor noii<O. · · a•o. Vllllt!Dc hour& 2-4 llld 7..1 Parents mly m Pedlatrk:s Admissima l'llblleatioll o( admlsllouo Is Everg Mother wants ~~ with a birthstone for each child THE NEW CORNlLIA K·T RINQ Blrtho Mrs. Robert L l'tymalo, Rt. 1 l'roctOnollle, oon. 12:tS p.m. Tbur~. Discharpa Dlllllel B. Bales, Mro. A d a Brotldns, Mrs. Dewey L ~an. ada, Jerry Carey, Mrs. Jean F, Cobb, Earl G. Colm. his B. Cox, Mill Helen L, CUlmer, Mra. Delphia CUmmins, Mra. Katie Gothard, Mra. Vernoo L.Grwnblln& Mrs. Allie Hlggemotham, Mrs. Catllerlne Hugl\es, Darrell D. Jones, Sr., L, Clair Karr, Mrs. Robert H. Keams, Mrs. James E. King and Infant 11011, Mrs. Mod.ieska M. Love, Mrs. Frilllk L. Metzner and Infant son, Mrs. Risden N. Miller, Tho. mas E. Moore, Carl E. Morris, Mrs. Michael E. NelSOil and in- ., ,: ' '.. :~ /IJT immediate delivery from 2395 wi.th one stone All Cornelia. famed mother ol ancient Rome, uid of her children, ''These are my jewel!." Elegant symbol of pride In ·motherhood, this beautifully tuhlonecl gold ring Ia the modern way for mothers and gr.ndmothers to count their blessings. In White or Yellow gold with 11ynthetie birthStones. MASON- 0r. W~r, ((2, Ma- . ooa, died ~ mornlillln Holzer Medical ce.r~ Stewaa born J11110 5, 1886, .. Jn Mll!lll ~. tile do~ iJl tiJo late Henry and KotiJorlne Wau&h iYotre. She col was a member <J( lhe Wolte Val- ·~ BY BERTHA PARKER PA•- " sabbath School attelllance on April 20 at the Free MethOOist Church was 128. OfferiJW: was $28.22. Large crowds .atterded the revival services Which were held at the local church, Rev. Clyde Bartlett of Roseville wu .t h e evangelist. The singsplration SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At9- Out AIS ID•Inson's Clnners morning services at the local ctv.lrch. The Pomeroy emergency squad was ..Ued swiday evenlrc lor Mrs. Clifford Klein, who wu taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital, sutteri~ a heart attack. She wa1 returned home tbo same evening. Sunclay guests o£ Rev, I n d Mr~ Eugene Glllalllllamli)'wero Rev. GUI's parents, Mr. and Mro, Ray GUI, Mr. IIIII Mrs. GH· bert GUI and Lewis .Jones, cam. brlclge, llld Rev. Clyde Bsrtlett, Philo, and the Goble family of Roseville. Mrs. <llarles Diehl has re- Bad.noMlllwood Rd. INotir Route 2) (8-Hn Millwood & R•ventwoocl) 165 pluo .t.CRES (4J;orox. :1110 Bldg. Loto) Irp!l·•' shi••J APR. 29 · buildlnr lots :~:1::~~:::~Corp. Hills De·.": (approx. 'In 4parcels or Plus CommuniSJs18111, Installapproved & operatlnr be sold separately. REQUEST FREE BRD· ' · CHURE & CONTACT COOP BROKER: BEATTIE-FIRTH CHARLESTON, W.VA. . , (JI4) 342;&192 .' Belle of Louisville Hopeful LOUISVn.LE, Bello ~r trrll Ollllnl& In . Wllnul wr-.1114 ............ .... Ia II• lixtlt rear, bul Bnohor . believes this· is the Belle'• year. "The WilY I !lillre II, • Brasher said,' "we'll be lotln& 525 tms lesa at human tleall, • referring to tiJo Belle's .,.,_ aer cpota. ror the 1969 race, lrlmmod from siiJitlly morothen 1,000 to 300. . "The old iirl made a 1 o o d showing lut year," Bruber add· ed. "lile only loll bl' 2\! leaglho llld she had jUII got out oC dr7 dockr Ky. (UPD- The <J( Louisville meets Cincinnati' a powerful Della ~ Tuesday In tbe 6tiJ &nlllal race ~ tbe last. two authentic !temwheel rlverbolts In exlstem:e. Capt. Charles H. Bralher will attempt to outwit and outrace The ClnciMall •essel holds a 5-to-1 edp In the ~P.~•,...now '~. '"'· . to :be:: 8urned I . , . ' " ., ~ . . pe11 !IICIIl'red _ , , . o r . - Prl<!lcod· ii1d ·<J( t1Jo ~ ­ slve rom9d011rigtii tiJo dDW..taln ~JP'IIIII are DOt.atleJi!ilted boeouso ..cUCOI o( 111e pariiOfllliO, of oinaU mlodiorahlp wltldn 1lle _ ~Ito( 11111 Dur1D, the"or1hip Mrvlce tbla area churclle1; thel'efont t h ._ 'Y Bacilli· an4 Mra. Haroid ·Roulb SU!Iday,tiJoReY.W.Doi~Mcallfll ... tiJo' need of merabw wQb oCPurtla•hlallodMr.IIMIMro• . 1111oied !>)' Mr. Jolla H. Leo, the,lr olof!lr churcl)ea. Tho- llaberll!lllerllldfamll,yiDCborPreoldeJII .OI tllo Tru,oteeo, wiD of IIIO\'IJll llUn tiJo bone IIIII . le-, Tl.• VL, over lilo weekburl> 'lhe nDie. The atiBfliiXlll W\11 bua:r and lami(J> ! " ' -· o1111;The bli1lldaj' annlveroaey oC • fted the church~~- ~ :chureh lo e'l"01 !ed 111 ....,.. Mra. 11om7 Eulor wu cibaer.ed dlniler lied ~·hill ,IOPI~r. ·~ " Woslo:~~~n. 'l'he¥ hlvo In at a J111'b'. Churoh OPOkelilien 111d 111a1 the paaiJobled wllh Olherde....,. Mra. Dllh Dllcller oC Alllona tiJrousfl ·aeti Of faltll membora l,.U... to cele,brote holldQ-a oC 'flallod .... tiJo weelumd with are WOI'~ iDa number ofwaya the Cbrt~n faith.'' Mrt. Clid;ye Cuclder, to expreia their love for Goclnl . Mr. IIIli Mra. ' Guy ROle IIIII the tota1 church. lD an ecumenl"Wea!eJan Ia a Chrllt:-cen- KtiiJY (( PorUand, Route 1 were cal move, .tiJoy ooooovored to lered church doalrlrc to llive to · !IJo&u' Y!oltora oe Mr. aed,Mra. ide~ tiJomselvea. wlih aU of aU genorall..,. a Chrtat.c-red Norman E, lll"sell aed lamll,y. Metlledlam !>)' challlllng the 18D1e cOIDIIIWII1;Y In which to live, Ito Mr. IIIII MrL Norman E, Ill"· o1 their church. doors ai'e qJeD to all who desire .aeJi and eblldren ~ Pomeroy, "They !eel tlat !>)' being !rag- to worship the lifd In spirit allll Houle 2 - e weel<end gueoll <J( mented good atewardstdp II not in truth/' the PIStol' laid. Mr. and Mra. c. E. Ch111c::e IDil "..111E aDUli!RN ABE LISTENING, • bar -.a KIJDevldaoo, a dloeu01lon Pia> aboal preJuchildren Of s.,tnwr, Ind. dice, WW be presented SuntJay ~;.• lbe Rutlud Ctllrch ot Ouiat by the Kl.ng'l!l CcnpUI,Y, a dnma trtq)l ,of the Clncima:ti Bible Semirai'y, 1t err.,ba1lzes that chUdren not only hear what adults sa.Y but "catch" their attitude• as well. The result la a crlsi1 in a falnlcy that could be an,ybody's ram.. lly, The play w!U be presemed allO:SOa. DL The Rev. Eugene E, Ullllerwoed lovltes tile public. At 7:30 p. m. the seminary trcqM~ wDl move to the Middleport Church ot Christ where it wUI present Slides o( her toor o( Eur<lpe Hauek am Mra. Hovatter were "Tbe Gardener Who Was Afraid of Death," by Henri Brochet. Am Barnl.tz, Doool Bter, Am~ were IJltqwo by Mrs. A e n e s Brpwn !loriDg Tuesday nlglrt's le Chapman, Jud¥ Cl'ooka, Charmeellns " the Ohio aa Ph 1 lotte Da'fldiiOII, Doria E wI n g. tile kllcllen and basic cooking Chapter <J( Beta Sigma Pb1 Sor- VIcki Gloeclcner, Carolyn Grueser, Rita Lewis, Tw11aMathStey, skills. orll;Y helcl In tile soclal room Denn18 Mm.lel was elected Qlesta at the tea were Mr1. of the COlumbus and Soo.them Carol lrlcCullQUSb, Linda Bl1fle, Cerll!lcates far comjllellm <i presented certificates to Mark Bernard GHI<ey, Mr~ Robert Barbora lllas, Jo SmltiJ, ~ preoldonl o( tiJe Letal1 Falls Ohio Eleelrlc eo. Gall Hovatter and Dclnna Hauck Stump, Martl,yu S!ran, K a II e P.T.A. at a meetiDcMondlcynlglrt cooking les!IOIIs were present- Gilkey, Scott Fraser, Joe Me~ Parker, Mrs. AlbertRoush,Mn. ed to members of Den 6 and 8 Cloud, Ney Porker, Dsvld WH' J. C. Vroman, Mrs. Charles hod cbaige o( tile cultural pro. Well, Texama White, Dorinda at the school. otber ortlcers named for the ol CUb Scout Pack 245, cllrlng a cox, Rlcbird Wlnebremer, Ken- Winebreomer, Mrs. Charles Me. gram and jlfe-ed Mrs. Browa. WU~ $Je Zirkle, and J e a n 1969-70 acbool term were Mrs. tea tor their !DIXhers weme~oo nelh Roush, John Vroman and Mi- Cloud, Mra. Ernie Fraser, Mrs. It was nporied that boxes had Drenner. Ama Boao, vice prealdent; Mrs. clay a!tei'IIOOil al tile Columbus chael Powers. K81'1'1eth WUcox, Mra. Wallace been sent 1o Darroll Dremer IIMI Nora Croas, secretary; and Mrs. Cookie• made b.r the boys were and Soutllero Ohio El-ic Co. Powers and son, Richard. Mlcbal -rl• bOih serving In Ann Findley, lreosurer. Mrs. Barbara Davia, h om e aened at tbe tea. The course inVIetnam. Phoebe Roberts presided at the economist tor the Electric Co., cluded ln-ctloo on salel;Y In .· At the meeUoa: bealdes Mise ' 1' P.JL TUES. Pictures of Tour Shown 1... hlo upriver rival, Capt. Emili turned OOme from Holzer HoaG. Wlllller oC tbe Della Qaoen. pltal. J!l.lt Oil Prtllllll 11 WOMEN KILLED. , KURIIME, J..,.n (UP!)- Ele.. •• ...... ........... dlod tedl)" whee an elj))oalan aed tire dea\rofed 1 lite !aclwl'. The ....,.. en were tra.llPoli In a seCOftd.. • ftoorwurkroloiL LODGE TO MEET The Stall and Ol!lcenilfMelp Temple, Pythlan Slater•, wW Chargl!ll slwrter work week bills are bad me« at 7:30 p. m. ·In COLUMBUS - MAXIMVll WORK WEEKS lor pellce IIIII lire- the social rocmo Of tbe Colummea ta munieiiJllldea would be &hortenrd under bill• paiaed 1bur.... bus Alii Southern Ohio FJfiCtrlc da,r ID tiJo Ohio S...te. one bW, I)Used 22-6, would make a • - Co. week tile maximum lor policemen, whlle tiJo aeeoedbW, Jlllllll 21·7, would malu! an average 1<1r ftremea aborter by lour bouro lr<lll 60 to 56. ON DISABLm LISI' CLEVELAND (UJ'O- Clev.. San. Thoodore II. Gray, ~!quo, tbe majorizy ftoor leodor, opo IDdlana' ltCGIId buoman poood both bllio beeouoo lhe7 did oot attack tbe problem propertly, "'Ibis 111-ch 11 lrrtiPOil&lblo toward ~ 1o aolva 1110 Dae Nolocm ~~~lured hlo rt,illl problems of local soverrne~~tt" he ald. u'lbeae are the two moat bamalrlni Dltoele '111urlds1 ID lrres...,olble bWo Ia IIIJII'O&Ch to gove111111ent In the twa :;ear• I've a pme wllb tiJo New York Ylllk111 IIIII wao placed oo lhe beeD leader. 11 dllabled UBI. .-n~os ~~• ...,rli~1 1tf!. o;, . Indebtedness Note ·_AUCTION Funeral services w:lll be held Sueda,y at 2 p, m. lnlm tiJo FIJK(.. song Fmeral Heme wtlh lhe Rev. here. Mrs. Fox remained for the l:mmmer. Mr. aoo Mrs. Larl')' Jaccibs <lf Sprlnglleld spent tile weekeoo with relathes here and attenled ~- ' dlmor grandclrllclren. Mr. aR:J Mra. Harmon Fox spent the weekelll at their bene ::?, · ~-......-n~ ''. TraVIs Air Force Baae, CaUL;' five gnndcl1lldren,aedonegreat,. News Notes , . ' ·· ' LADiES ' .. VETERANS )!l!:ICOIUAL HOSPITAL ADMiSSioNS - •Marprel Bal· Jey, ~CUIB. ~ ' DISCHARGES ;_ llolald Eyn.. on, Jeep Evans, Heltnlc~. Hliven; three sona, a.&rlea, McComelav!Uo; Dallao, Maoon; IIIII Masf!lr Sf!l. Maurice Wolker, ol of Columbus vfolted relatives here Sunday and attended church services at the local church. ' ' JEWELRV ley ilapiiAt Church. Survlwtslnclude herhuatil!ld, SterU; two daughter•,··Mra. Mildred We,jpww, Chlcaao. 1111 Mrs. Mary E, Wortanin, Now Laurel (]iff ~ . • · WUbur Bo- omclaUng, Burial Drin/wrs may flflanre Vo-toch program COLIJIIIIliS - ltOU!iE REPUBLICAN lEADERS 'lburadl1 aald will be In Letart, W, VL c.lei')'. Frleedo may call at tiJo fl>. Gov. Jameo A. Rbodea' VOCilloolal-lecbalc oduaiUoo rant son, Mrs. Paul H. OUrs neral home Saturday llUn 2 to f PI'OII"Am coold biJJp On - l l o o IIIOYII tl>lncreaoolhe and infant daughter, Lorretta F. of 111tuor Ia Oldo. _.... Charlea F. Kllr!eoa, R.Bo!riiDe Green, and 7 to 9, Pridd,y, William w. Sig]er, Heroald 1 $ per caol lllcr•eo Ia tiJo liquor IIIU'Iq> coold produce taO bert w. Spriggs, Mrs. Thomas mWion to $35 mliUoa a 1081' 1<1r education. Stanley and infant son, Mrs. Carl Kurleaa aald lhe IDcnuo was aulhorlzed In 1967 IIIII could be E. Thomas, Blanche White, Mrs. done bar action of olate Liquor Dlreetor Donald COok. In July 1967, ~irley Dlddle, and Mrs. Min- which was held Surxtay was well Cook OOoaled tbe msrlq) llUn 28 per cenl to 3ll per cent UDdor tiJo nie Pfancuft. attended. edueatlcm bill which allowed 1 III01"Iq) to 35 jllr cent. Mr. and Mra. Charles Gordon in stock ' ' . Walke~ · ' • Ha1 FM/AM/FM III!WO lld)Q, ind llltomatlc 4'1pnd Chll!lllf. · • Haatwo pncloiOn·matchtd and bal· anced apeaklr 1111111111. Each ayl1lm contalli$ Ill 8-ln. and a 3"-ln. AIR-SWEEP Air-Conditioning '· HOME OR OFfiCE SEE US FOR SAL!S & SERVICE A!lctlon11r1: McPHERSON, INC. 4265 E. River Dr. Philo., Po. 19129 Planned in Racine FOR THE F.NTIRE FAMILY COME TO The Shoe lox Mount Vernon Nazarene College, Mount Vernon, clhlo, wiD be feB· lured lhroe ,nlillls, MI,Y 2-1-4. Service• begin ot 7:30p.m. The &~~bllc ls welcome. Wll•r• Sho.. Are S..oi•lr Priced MIDJ?LEPORT Club Entertained Mrs. Richard Gress eder- MIDDUPORT 0. ... OUR COME . meet!Dc 4n1ng wltlch time I h e spriD(oooloreneo ol District 16, Ohio Cm&ress OC Parenti a n d The Raelno Church o( tile Naz. Teaehers, was amouneed tor Satarene "Will concilct a aeries ol urday at tbe Middleport l!lemiOIrevlvsl meetiDcs wllh Heir. Dl- tacy School. sene Gill, pallor oC tllo Laurel Charles King, preeident of the 7 Cllll Free Metbodllt Church, tiJo Meigs Coon1;Y C<>uncll o( Parenta evangellll, from Aprll 27 to Ml,y and Teachers, spoke to tiJo group f. oo lhe role <J( tiJo county comcll . The Ltvlne Wltne11 Trio, of , wltll local P,T,A, units. Werner Radio &TV. .M. 2ND AYE. ..•: ,. talned the Middleport CaJBota Club Tllesday nllll>~ Mra. W, D. ChDda was a gue1t and prtzos tho evening'• Project Books Distributed Project booka were distribut- by all 10 members ci tbe club. ed during a recent meetllll ofthe The jlledges to tile f·H a n d Little Leedlng Ladles ~·H Club held at the home ol Mrs. Har· old Saller. During tiJe meet!Dc prellldod over by Regina Harrison the Plans were made for the new membera divided Into lDtOreol ofl!eers to be lnotalled at tiJo groups and studied project reMa.v meeting. 'lbe attendance ban~ ner was won by Mrs. Eileen quirements. A report was gtvoo Bilek's fourth grade . . Refre&ll- on the recent advisors, parents ments were served by the sec- and olficers eonference attended ODd grade. Proiit ol' $35 'J • 'J Shown on Sales ·;::··).-.q':':·...;;;:::· :t·~ .;: \\: ...·.:- bury, Mrs. EdiB Russell and Mrs. Tbe MeigS 4-H Pleasure RIEarl Deve""'rt. other plaj<ers ders met Monday evening at E. were MrL Kinneth calemlMra. J. mll's home in Flatwoods with Haberl Schmoll. The hooteoo Mrs. wmtam Downie, adviiOI', served refreshments, and 14 members present. The mmey made by selU.ng ATTEND CONFERENCE Easter eggs was collected show"Richard Sa)"re, ·executive dl· IDIJ a profit o( $35. ft will be uaed rector of the MeJca~allla ccm. to defray expense• at fair time. munlzy Acllon Prosnm; Beltjo Two tapes, the first on tbe Carpeatsr,' 1 health aide rorPro-r lfOOII1Ing Of horses, and tile oecJeet ~; Barbara Sclt111, tile cnd on tl'le care or telth, were CAP lloml Health Nurse, and plaj<ed. Mrs. Beulah Strauso, admlnlaTho next meet!Dc wiD be belcl trolive 'pl!icer of tiJe Melgo coo... Mlll2,.al MlclcyWUIIamo'home 1)' lleoltll Department, atterllled ill ~aeuae. the Regional hmi(J> PlanniDe Conference held at Rio Grande College Wednesday. Thieves: Plain and Fancy By REV. CHAJILES E, DOZER .. •l'MTOR .... : Danville Wesleyan Clntrch Text: "Thou shalt m: steal" - Exoduo 20:15. The Eigbtll Commandment rocognbes man's rlgbttopropert:y. fn God's orig(na.J commiaslm to man, man wastnstrllcted to have ..... domlnlon over the fish of the sea, and over the towl ci the air, and uver the cattle, and over all the earth, aDd over every creeping thlnR tllat creepethupon the earth. so God created man 1n how own image, In the image of · God crested he him, mille llld female created he them. ADII God blessed lhem, and Qod said unto tllem, be lruitlul, aed mulllpl,y, and repleniah the earth. and subdue it." (Genesis 1:26-28) History Is the record cd man's execution of this oriJdnal commission. We ahwld recognize property ao a dlvloe IDotltutloo and the right of propertY as a eamtnea."' ( (j ~ ,, ,. ' You're Invited-- ·•:, /.. •· " v-.1 ~ • . ...., ' \ ' ·'·' ... SATURJ)A Y, :4-PRJL 26:: 3 :TO 5 P.M. 't ~···. .''"" :"1\V' ..,.,. ·.·':• :.· s ... I' .. ·"'' .,. r . ·.• American fiap led by Joyce Hutchlaon opened tiJe meet!Dc and glvlng reports were Jayne Hutehi""' and JO!' White. · Contests were concltcted by Pat1;Y Dyer and Mary Ruth and Jczy Sauer served refreshments. The next meeting will be hel~ on AprH 30 al, 6:30 p.m. at tiJe Sauer home. The Sermonette OFFER DRAMA SUNDAY 4''Ibe Gardener Whowas Afraid of Death" will be presented at 7:30 p, m. Sueda,y al tiJe Mlddle(!011 Church <J( Chris! !>)'a elrama t.._ oC tiJe Clnclruati . Bible ucred truat. Communism aa a phlloaophyo£ Somllllfy, The public Is Invited by tiJo Rev. Raullln Moyer, PI,. lite and polltlcal sy1tem wc:M~ld del!)' man's rl&ht to property. lor. Ooe Of tile basic beliefs <J( tile c01l111ll1111JI Is tiJol at tile roo1 o( tbe Ula lhat jllque socle4" Ia tbe TO GIVE SERVICE Youth of tiJe Aoburr Ualted rlg(rt to own property, One Of lhe MethOdist Church, Syracuse, wW bealc jlllllka In tiJelr plaUorm Ia tho abollUoo Of private II<ODOf\Y, prea&.the enure worshljJ &fi'VSomeoo.e has given a deflni.Uoa Ice 11 !Omd8)' mornlrc 10:30 L'."L ervlce. A speclallnvlta- ot. a communist 1n the £ol.lmrlag 1111!1 • pven II> the parento dlhe wor<li, "He tiJol halh yearnlnp lor .,w division oe ._,I yOUng(JOOp)e, Just a Reminder From the Folks At The Department St~re of Building Since 1915 Revival Meetings ·l)lelklr. RADIO & Manuel Named President of Letart PTA Complete Coo~ing Lessons There are four meansbywhtdl men msy come Into poaSioiiiOO o( property' by Inheritance, b7 toll, by lhe!l or by gill. Parenlo have a r!pt to paes oo tholr propert: to tllstr helra at tbe oncl oC lite. Every man bao tiJo rlghllo relaln tiJot which ho 011'111. 'J'hll wltlct> • mae posse• so• !>)' . - . olbor then 111ft or toll II by thell. T~IEVES: PLAIN THIEVES ...a.,,, ." 'lbla .....-ent !orl>lda 1 man 1o be a p1iiD lhlel. B,y a plaiD ·ilhlof n rerer 11> black- mailer, a "bural&r,a(orpr,akld- a pldlpockot, 1 .-r, a a •n·n-er or a· rich, . . ~ tlllo temptaUM Ia a<> urdveraa1 and ()OW"ertul we need · to beware o£ ... THE PERU.. OF BECOMING A FANCY THIEF. The greati!IBjorlzy of us would not dream d stealing the spare · Ure from our nef&hbor's car, andyetltwep)aceourconaclence squarely under the searchllght or God' I spirit and the teachings of the Holy Scriptures, It ia pos~ alble that we will find ourselves 1o be ,..Uzy Of sometiJing Juot as serious. One can be guilt;y of stealing things tar more valuable tllan material PJ'OI)erty. Men juslll)o a !alse Income tax return, !alae advertialng, Calling to po.y adequate salary!oradlcy's work. To degrade one's reputA~ tion by derogatory remarks Is a form o1. stealing. The ref\laal to bring unto the Lord one's Utile Is a form of fancy stealing. {Mal~ ••hi 3:11-10) We are our own worst enemies, We are both plllin and tancy thieves wben lt comes to rob· bing ourselves otthee!ltatewhich God has provided ror us. Have )"OJ robbed yourself oC tlJe prlvRege o! IOI1Ihlp to God tllfOUR(t re!llslng or neglecting to receive Josua Chris! Into your hoar!? · Have )"OJ robbed Youree!! <i the Joy of forgiveness by a ref\11ai to repent and to conress your llns to God? a lo Ume to quit being a tllle! at thepoi.ntof depri"ringourselves ol the blessings Which Godotrers on ....UIIGn oC lo1th lied laitllllllaeaa. Philco Color TV passes The Face Test Now Give it The Price Test during Philco Value Daysl Right now w.e have the best buys around . And on color TVUu~t passes The Face Test! Before you buy any color TV. look closely at the face colors-the hardest colors to get ri&:ht Philco Color TV has a special circuit that ~~:ets the face colors right. Plus 1\.C. T. (Auto ·lock Ch!lnnel Tuning) to keep the set tuned right. Shown here is Model 6616WA in Contemporary lowboy styling. It features Philco•s eKclusive Tuning Eye with A.C.T.• plus 26,000·volt "Cool " Chassis with Solid State Sianal System for greater reliab11ity and longer TV life. Vou'lllike the price on our B&W PlriDf'lll TV, tool Compare lhrs Phiko Solid Stitt• personal TV with com!Nirably priced tube sets. Give! IMI·IISt· ing trouble·lree performantt, sharpe!" pu:lures in wuk sia:llll areas. lightH, moreeompact,loo. sgg.ss •[•ttPI IIIJh wollllt r•dil•tr Model 1040WH Oawn White cabinet Only lncludu 90. Dar Total S.rvlco iiHILCO • WARRANTY: 2 Years Picture Tube and 1 Year On All Parts. Assodated Radio & TV. HARRY MILLER 214 E. MAIN Eliminate all burnable trash qurckly, dump it in-even wet gcarbage, refus,e becomes fine , ash. easily. Just Of lncludn 91). Day Total Service lOP · ~ QUALITY . .INCINERATORS Gat S619-00 lodti5616WA 23" p1cture measured diiJonllly. m SCI.in. pdurt electric-. 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Alii 5blt1tu 'l'Hl'RSDAY 9 - 8, MldiiOil A'IIIM - DI!a Alllk"lwa, EIIPor Puillr ll:IG - 8, '1'111 Little Nlm FRIDA.Y 7:30 - It Ol:ela'1 U- P1Uk smatra. Dian Mlrtbl .... &, Niatlt ,.,....... - ... vt'IGtella 11:30 - 8, CUanm Brwa Guy Ttrflt.Wiilt' SAl\IHDAY ,_I, GIJIM- !IIIrllr" Mile~ n. co..-, ..... '""' ll:IS - ll. Jkck ,...., .... 111111 With till X.., r.,. ll:20 Ab&d- o.iortl a.lllln Nldlr, Ph)'Ula 'l'lla.a. • �..... +·~ .... ... .. •._, •., - • ' ' "·f" "' . _, ....;.:·····•.. : ' ·~· ·y·· · "''",'.' '" - ' ' I ) . \ ' :' I . .. -.. ... . . ~ . CARNIVAL By Dick Turri" ; P...Orw~o., · . ·'' . ·f ' • WANT AD . ~~:~~~Jr~" · News, Notes ' 141"0. ' ' MoMoy ·~lllint 9 '·"'· Co111111oll.. lorto & c.,,..ctl~tP~t Will •~ od1ptiHI Ul"'lljl ' e.M. f01 We!IIIU Williams and r.m11y ot Portsmouth vi&ited with O.to of PubllcotiM ~her Plrtntl, Mr, aM Mrs. Frank ~~ and with her sister, Mr. aDd Mn. Homer Bailey. Mr. am. Mrs. Cecil Tolan, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Flnl&w, Mr. and Mra. GU)' Harper, Mrs. Roger R!GULA TIONS *, '. . ' ' weddi~ ,, l· . t ,e ford attencled a FT A meeting at tbe atate -fairgrounds at Colwn~ Mrs. Nev White and famUy aJXi Mrs. Jennie Hollie. SwJd.ay Visitors of Mr. all! Mrs. Virgil King and Camily were Mr. and Mrs. Courtney Williams alii children and Mrs. Jessie Carr, all of Portsmouth, Miss Judy King of Kanakakee, 01., and Rev. and Mrs. Clyde Hinton ot Columbus. : ~ . . ~ . RATES Blue IIMI'ATION to bid far air «<DDIIIIGIIIIII! lid llalrtbC •• u. Poll Ollict. ~ Ohio. (GS4ii!CaT). ' J!lll. lllllod cool ....., II lillillln 11&,1110 IIIII t29,1110. 8ldl ,.. lldJ opened a1 1 p.m. CDII'. lfay U, In UIM, s: "011 Dad's a oe!f.made man all ril!hl ••• but he 101 ' his blue prints from Mom!" Long Bottom Social Notes -- and Mrs. Hobart Smalley, Jr., HOOart, Da1e, Susan and Judy of Wierton, W. Va., Mrs. Sylvia Bryson of canton, Mrs. P a u 1 Paynter of Carpenter, Mr. ard Mrs. Sanford Well of Athens, Mrs. Clair Waggoner of llarri· sonville, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Arnold an:l son, Eddy, of Chester and Mr. ani Mrs. Kenneth Mark- ". . .Co. . . 'I ' . ·' '' Yio, thlo~ li!~fl .chantod llut BlaottnarS hopo going on and ·..1 tl•lo'g <Httor iluy 0 & ~Iter ,.,.leo. We are tl!anklul r.. !Jollh"'l ..c.otoMR, our rollol>lo ;nrdvot from manolacturon; .our loyol ••· ..... uoblo MlpiOJHI, and to Al.,lghty God fioi""' .,;nJ ·JOO!'• of ,.lop~IO: relotloftl. We are 1"•1•1 ,.,, , - ··10 hoppp d10l1 lo ••J tiro,.,.,., CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY , $1 .50 for SO word MiniMUM. Eo . olllliltl-l ' wtrd 2c . . BLIND AO$ bloc~ ment; low mileoge. Admlnlltl'lilon, ,Jit s. Doallom St .• ~. m. toiiOI. Pbono ~ Ell. . a. . Ql.ao Pontiacs~rom ----- & white interior, full power eqUip- Black with white top, block vinyl interior, V.S engine, auto. trans., powe1 stti.ering, r~:~dio, w/1/w tires. . Racine. Mr. 8JXI Mrs. Bob Richards of Marion, Mr. arxl Mrs. Edward King, Mr. and Mrs. Eddle King and son, Joey, of Harrisonville, r--~----ir--------·-------~ Mr. alll Mrs. Nathan Arnold ani son of Chester and Mr. and Mrs. I I 59 Olds 88 1 61 Buick . : 63 Raliibl• :. 4 Dr. Wal<!n · I Wagon Run• good,· I v.a, outo., P.B •• gootl 11 ,. 1 , I .1 P.S., run• good · 1 -~1 Waoon 6 C)'lrnw. Std. ffOrtl_. 1 I I I $195 $195 $495 ._ ------L.----· ----JI_______ ,_"I OPEN EVENINGS Tl"-1:00 !Carr & Van Zandt ".You'll Like Our Qua lily fay of Doill6 Business" $1,995 66. Pontiac ' IL\BYBI'I'I'DI, t or 5 11111 a w..t. I a.m. unlll S p.m. 'I\Jeodll)' thru Salmday. Hoi.. Doni, Tuppert Plalal, Ohio, · - · BETTER BUY USED CARS Rec~l sharp ear. i964 Chnrolet Impala Con............... $995 , I. $2,566.75 Sa'me equipment ai obove. B.urgundy finish, red vinyl interior, V-8 motor, auto. trOna., ~wer stnring, r.adio, new w/s/w tires, one owner. Real niee. MASON CAR WASH Car Completely Hand Rubbed and Thorouply Rinsed $1.25 Open: Mon. thro Fri. 11-6 Saturday- 9·6 Sunday - 11-6 4-l:s.alp For Sale or Tracie IIIII CAMI!liiO VI, t IJIIIdi IN POMEROY YAIII Allgn•ent . S5.55 -GUA.RANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 ,_,., ... & Alii E. Main Pomeroy, 0. 116'1 Plnblrd VI, t opeed. TWO-ROW CoBe com planter, 28-lool hay elevator, three CaD IIIMIII or ..._ point hil<:h. oorn cultivator. 141-Uc All good oondiUon. Pl1one Quick - Dependable T.V. Service SERVICE MAMAGERHAROLD WALKER HUMPHREYS Real Eitate For Sale" HOBSTETTEf REALTY 65 Mustang $1,395 GI!Xl. BOII8I'I!'ITER, ..... POIIIEROY - 3 bednlcm bome, hot water, ceijar, MANY lORE LETART - 5 rooms, balh, panelin@, drilled woll, garqe. Fenced lot. $'1,tlllll.llll. POMEROY - Buolness build· lng. wllh I rooma. bolb up, lull basement $19.01111.1111. TOWN PROPERTY FOR TIW)J!: lll':LEN Or VIRGIL TEAPOIID ASIIOCIATES , • 1IW wwto FVRNIS!IEil bouse In Pom• · roy, flV<' rooms and balh. CaD evenlngJ, · 992-5262. BLAEITNARS orial Hospital for several weeks, is now at nome atXI is somewhat better. Mr. am Mrs. Charles King visited with Mr. and Mrs. RJctard B.UicK PH. 992·2143 . . carruthers ·~family. Mrs. car- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO PONTIAC U.Ue l"URNISHED TWO B.EDROOM apartment, Middleport. Pllone 1112-311'14. 3-9-tfe I THREE ~IX ROOM muse. bolb, gar. age wilb 60 • 200 foot lot on W. Main St., Plrmeroy. P11111le New Haven a:t-2917. 443lp BRIJS!l hog t.feet wide, mom Apirtment. NEW $250. Can gel 5-foot width. ....ud- lngo. I acre. lliOIUO <lowD, $6%.48 monlbly. $1,595 65 Pontiac· Service DAY or NIGHT .•. CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 . NIGHT 992·7324 R. h. Phone 992·7242 108 W. Moin S!. Po01oray, 0 For Sale 373-616Z ReedsviUe, Ohio. Cotolina 4'dr. Hard Top. Factory Air Conditioned. One careful Wanted To lint 4-25-31c local owner. One of sharpest 66's anywhere. PS, PB & AT. l BEiliiOOid ..... In fllmo. Smart all vinyl Ventura interior. ..., .. Milldloplrt ...... Pbono YOUNG BLACK gelding. 58..... . MHic Inches, lady and child trained; been shown. Big bOrn lad. For tint dle, Uke new. E9key liD!, l'RAU.ER, Brown's Tnller Pomeroy, Ohlo. ~ m. Parit, Minersville. Pftone 992~. ..~ VB 2 dr. Hard Top. Spotless original whit& finish. Extro good 3:124. t-21-Utc 289 V8 engine 4 sp. ·trans. ONE·YEAR-OLD stallion, haU FuRNISHED apartmento. Rey- Apaloosa, haU Arabian. Coil noldo Flower Shop, Mason !!19-2614. t.!Uic Clly, W. Va. l'llooe 7'/S-5147. 4-22-tle HANNAR'S Ilu!band Beclor Catalina Station W~gon. Power steering. Power brakes. Autohatel ... be elea1ll the FURNISHED and unfurnished ~n~:~tic trans. Shows the very best of car&. rup with Blue Lome. Real apartmento. Close to ochool. e1ec:lric ohampooer, $1. 'I'IDJ'• Phone 992-0431. 111-lf.lfe Bargalnland. ta.etc au'l ,. ut"Ft:l·. been a patient at Veterans Mem- !l!NGER ZIG ZAG sewing machine. 'l1lls machine just like new. 'l1lls machine makeo . ,,, " " " Servia~ - -~ TFJRMITES ,..annlle? 'i1leJ are reproductlveo ldcDd out of the active tenn!le ODionJ lnleallng your bome to 11i11rt fleW mlonles. l.4JW ovemead. JI.-Iable. 1lfelp ClornpenJ, AU!ed Peat Olnlrlll. 7 LibertJ, Pomeroy, Ohio, 5 p.m. -· laney deolgns. bul1mlho1eo. 11'o01l01!"'1111, .... on llultons. 'l1lls oold now lor 12211.16. WID sell lor $56.!10 .. $8.110 per SEE NEIGLER .Bulldinl $JPo ply lor buDding , _ bollle. month' call - · ...... ..,...., <0111plelely modern with built. In kllchen. wall oven and Pllono - · 4-:11-Me cau Gay Nelg!er, Racine. o. table top unit, slalnl... steel TWO BEDROOM home, lrll IJNOLAIMED !JAYAWAQ. lte9 silt wll!l disposal unit, balh, AM·FM stereo ..,..le. In Lincoln Helg!Jto. Bath• ....._ <0111plete with shower and lovely walnllt l!nlsb. Juot llke CIIIJCK'S CUb and Carry TV menl. modern kil<:hen. P11111le Jorge closet, nicely decorolnew. lbls set has faclo1y ,.,.. Service, 10-..! up to onHia1f m.3111it. 4-:11-111< t'd. Call 1112-ml for aupoln~ ""'ly. Upeed auiiRDalle on repairs. Bring them In IIIli men!. 4-IS.Ifc <hanger. 'l1lls oel oold mueh oave. Chuck'o TV, 152 ButlerPUPPY. Cilluhuahua Mand!esblgber. Assume balance ol nut Ave., Pomeroy. S...UC ter. male. 3 monlho old. See $101.211 or pay SUO per mntll. for Sale Gene Hudoon. Racine, or caD Caii!IIIMII36. ...., 1anb eleaned. Miller 1-ArnsntJND PUPPIES, pbone 9111-»M. ..~ Sanitation, Stewart, Ohio, . IIIIU313. t4«c WILL HAVE all vorlelleo ol Phone &eUIII&. WJ.IIe SPall! BEFORE yoor eyeo, on IOUihern plants after April liS. yoor now carpel! Remove Pbane Olar\el R. Han1l 80C. C. BRADfORD OR.IFI'SMAN 10 iliCit bench _, 4-l»-11< them with Blue I.ostre. ROlli IIIW, used ,.,. little, like AIICDONUII el~abe~.$1.~ Complete Seroleo - . Ele<trie ...... and llanhrare, New Haven. W. HORSE TRA!t.Ell, 2 horse me. a1 waD eablnel. olumlllum -MtCI Va. 4-3111c eonta<t Arnold Grate, Rlll11onn doors and wtucbwo. lladM. lllld F'W!tll1n. ...., Crill llrHhnJ !llime eD-22111. t,2Wtc SPINET PIANO, to be picked I IV. up here ooon. Take over pay. 81l'LL CALVES, 4611 lbo. F'rank TwO IIANilMADE rolled and menla, or wlll refinance. Fur Dodderer, m. 2, Ootfville, AIR COHDmONING llolrlpopkeled opeaker <&blnoll, lnformallon, write a-edit ti67-Ma. W-3lp suitable fc.- rook and roll aUon service. Jack'l BelrleM1r. Groves Piaoo lr Orpn eralloa, New 111-. · . _ fi'OIIP, lor IDionnallm pllone Co., 3111 E, Broad St., OJ!um. IIIU171 aller I p.m., daytime c.n. t • 111 bus, Ohio. 4-K-:IIc Real &tale For Sale ~a-~m. 4-2Sac 1 ROOM ho... wllll ball>, 2 READY • IIIIX eonerolo den.. lots, $6,000.1111. II Oak Slreel. ered rlgbt to 1'JUl' prajoct. !'bone . . . . Mf.lfe Fast onc1 • ..,. males. Pllone IIUW, Golf. RODNEY DOWNING leln Ready ' MIJ; Co.• ~ port, Ohio. I • Ill ,.....,. ruthers, wbo has been ill, Is bettor. ATOP DEAL Philodendron, rhododen· droD, ivy and mountain laurel are poisonous to domestic cats, according to lhe Encyclopaedia Britan· nlca. 95 WITH STAND Buys this Motorola ..... b. . '• "'-·lf2oD14 , ' L'Sobre '4400' Series, 4·dr. ' sedan, outomotlc, company official cOr, ready to iO at $1·095 1967 HONDA . opacial lVI ....... · snCIA,. . Play it in the ·]. ' ' TillS WEEK ONLY Play it away at 4Tr,at ;·, '· . - ·for .· fht • IChaal :~ 590 otr!io, 4 !pHd, 90cc engine, red and FeY, ready at SEPI'Ic '*" --- ·3 ROOMS N• Furniture ONLY $299 ' ho.IO Ml·~.,l•!• .. Tloea Velaed tn11ance . vetoing IPIOOD a • This ptr10nal-liz:e pon.blt fiJ rell he bad In goer 1 Play it on a table. roU-1bout lland (optional ellttf). or 1htlf. lt'l as portable •• a amall piece of luggege. • AutoiNIJc gain control redi.ICII pictUre fading ••• mtnlmiz• flutter, ll'lln wnen plana ftits ovlfhe~. • Hu ~ill-in tele~eoping VHF anttnna, plu11tt1ehed UHF lOop anttnne. • Up-front IOUnd fi'OI'Its"·apeaker. l. BLAETTNAR'S FCII The Fastest Buslnftf Mrs. Roma BeaJ who had been visiting with her so~ Mr. and Mrs. stanley Deal at Clevel.antl baa been visiUng with Mr. an:l Mr&, Wayne Beal and family. Mrs. Zora Walker, who has ClllfMI In two·IMI IMigl BLAEnNAIS F""" till ........ Trucl< PH. HelpWanlld f965 Pontiac Lellans Sp, Cpe •.•.••••••• $1395 -...r ··Complete Front~E~d and Brake Service , Ilullcl>ier To Tho !halleolllaltor Con. ''··-"'·OFFICE ' HOURS -'--- ..,.. avaDable tram 'Ginn! , NEEDs Addit10110l 2.5c Chortt ,., AdYOr~ L"'''1DU<<I IIIII Olllrlor Pllal. , and roof wm. Call Gene CG!Io, Lolllf IIGIIml, INS-S'IOI. whitt top, block vinyl interior, V.S motor, G;ey finith, YOOR h•••"''"'· . 25 ~ cont DIJCoun9 on peld edt one/ odo pvld within 10 d.,, . Employment Wan!M •...........$1395. ·. 1963 Cadillac 4 door Hard T!IP .... ~ •••.•• $f395 iDI, !' , 12 COnti per woo-d thrM con.uutlve lntllttlont . .. II cut• ,., Wgrll 111 centocutlw1 . _1:30 o.111. to S :OO p.111. Ooil, ~ ).iJflo.lll. to 12:00 NMn Soturdo)'. ' White finith with blue vinyl interior, V,S, auto. trona., power br~~es & steering, rc~cflo, w/s/w tire~, wheel dian. Low mileage. Real sharp one. cb:ai!DOIIII . . Hartley. MrL Ro1ard Dais visited SIJn.. day with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burson at Shade. ' . 1965 Olds Jelstar 88 Hoi. Sedan .........$1495 11!811 and ~ .... Charles Sayre of Wolf Pen, Mr. Lester Arnold and a friend of Columbus were recent visitors of Mr• .m1 Mrs. Charles King. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Williams of Cllester visited with Mrs. Haz.. el Arnold and tamlly and. also visIted with Mr. aOO Mrs. Kenneth ' I Wont All S.rwlco 5 Cl/ltl , . "•II 0"' lntlf'tllfl MiniMUM Chert• 75c t-IJ.141p t•. F«L Olllco llulldbW. aueaao. m. J;lrawo. Semcel . BLAETTNAR'S.EVERYDAY LOW PRICES ' ; ' IERE BORN ii&YEARS AGO. auto. trans., pow•r brake~, pow;,· steering, .radio,· w/s/w tires and wheel discs. u. s. cu-. • <loJclq ......,._ .......... ~ith For ' ' 1965 Pontiac Catalina eon. UPEIIEIICED IIICIN'Ht 11'111111.,., v..i: motor, .auto. trana.,power lteeriJW,powerbtlkel,ndlO; w-..w tires, dei1.1xe wheel coven, wblte over cold wt~ -lilld · · ,.~l~rlOr. Sunday visitors of Mr. ard Mrs. John Dean a!XI sons were Mr. ' . 19C6 Olds Cutlass Sp. Co"'·' ••••••••••• $1595- [j· niversary ot Mr. and Mrs. William King. Mr. aJX1 Mrs, Robert Swearington and family of Dayton visited over the weekervJ with Mr. all:! i• , .., . ' An open house was held in obaervance of the 50th wedding an- I . Our Gtoll U... Cars · '' bus recently. f ' CHOOSE. •• of ban at the Chester Methodist Church on Sunday. Mro. William Ralltord, Linda Beal, Grace King and Mary Rad- ' ' Tho P.. lithor ,..,.,_.., the ritht to eilt or '*foct • .,. ..It MoMII .._ }ectiOftlll, Tho ,Wiithlf will Mt .. rOtltOrttiltlo fw 1111:11'0 then oM ··COMPARE! Miss Allee Smith and Daniel To- ' . j' Y.OUI1R. Mrs. Wayne Beal a n d Linda attended the Business Services S , ,.... _O.y Bofwo .PrA:tllcotlo'l THIS T.V. SOLD WIJH SERVICE HAROLD WALKER- SERV. MANAGER I • POMEROY, 0. 'C.IIIIIiiiT..., l r- __ ....... I'IIOIIt · Mkldloport. dtlt r..e .... BUDGET PRICE t-1our lblrd Door Baker Punlllure. <lilt, SEWING �, • 'Planned J. -~ pjlllu'llo ,,.. ~eel · , _ 8 ~t' e:aq·p.m. at the · Uillted Chul'ch ol tiUial Wcmien'a ·Oaild W-· at U:le e~ . lor ; tho fa11iU¥ wllrbepre· dilldren ol u,. llmdiJ ':t;r_!At::,.; ....,.....d at the jl Yay FollowabljiDoy be observed next Frldo.Y at •the FOmeroy United Methodist .Cbureh. The af!alr will bogln wlttJ. a sack Junch at 12:30 p.m. Wllh tbo boot church prol'idlng tbe beverqe and deasert. May Thoughts , came from Mn. W. II, PerriD . 'll"biJ'pointed out u.at the 11 crlaia" 11 bore beeauae 2-'lolthoworld'l papulatlom to boingey, that~e aeem to be dllillusimed witb ChrllltlanliY, and that oclence · 11001111 to bo ahatterhll aome ol the Biblical ideas. ~· spoke o1 1QIII1Il ~·as betns dolacliecl from ChrlsUIJIIIY, and ccmll8recl tho crisis oC todo.Y wilh that experlenced ln lhe time ollheapoaties. In conclusion she urged a stronelalth in God as the weapoo •' choir earlier this mcrrtb. Mra. 'Thomas Young, program leader, reviewed porUons ol the book, 11 Green Paatures." 9le referred todenomlnationalls.:nas Seven members ot the Youth dying and ol the atruggle of the Fellowship of thll) Asbury United ciJlrc:h to cope with current Methodist Church, Syracuse, the changes and seek ways of plan- Re'Y. Wendell Stutler and Mr. aiKI n1na new million efforts. Mrs. Karl Kloes attended t h e Remarking on changes which Portsmouth District spring rally have taken place lri the past 25 Sunday at Grace United Methodist )'ell"S, Mrs. Young asked the Church in Gallipolis. membera to comment Oil the· Attending trom the Syracuse area of change during tllat time. church were Mary Ferrell, RobMin Elizabeth Flck read scrip- bie Ord, Sa!XIy Winebrenner, Jon ture from Psalms, Matthew, See- Kloes, Brenda Hayes, KevinStutond Corinthians, and Malachi, ler and Debbie Norris. and a poem· entitled, ''Lord, What A slng-e-1~ by Steve RodehetA ..,, ~---." ...~&..,. fer opened the raUy which teaMn. Young said thatweexpect tured two skits on camps aJVJ m. God to be doing things lor us sUtues planned Cor the summer. CCII'lltanUy but we are" willing to The Rev. Calvin Rodehetrer indo 10 little for God. Sle spoke stalled the new officers. ~eaker ol social and lnci.l!trial develop- at the rail¥ was the Rev, Earl ment and ci the pros and COlli .of Newberg. . atomic energy. To conclude, An original worship service Mrs. Young asked the queeUon, was presented by the youth fol· UWby is this age In a crista lowing group workshops. <'>yoL ·tv.Np Join her- by saving her• TODAY! ... POMEROY NATIONAL-BANK :POMEROY .. ··' ' . : Meits C0111ty for over 97 Y•• s Fld!nl Reserve System ~mbtr · F.odoral Doposir lnouranco C...,aratlan MJ Acoounls lnaurd,UR To $15,000.® I , u --1\ o CTIONS 1Dt .' .. ~ :PRICE TEN CENTS ·.· i SUNDAY HYMN SING, 2 p.m. &mclay, Christian Church, Langsville, With Do,y Ho,yman Country Hymn Singers. Singers from other churches welcome. Publlc Invited. MONDAY ALPHA OMICRONCHAPTER, Della Kappa Gamma, dinner meeting, 6:30 Monday at the Cheshire - Kyger Elementary School. ~lal music by the Kyger Hlllb School mixed cboruo. MEIGS BAND BOOSTERS, 8 p.m. Monda,y, Melgo HIP School A doration or $5 was given to the "Dollars tor Scholars" program by tho IAUn Club at Meigs llillh Scboollhis week. During the meeting presided over by Counsel Becky Houiashelt, a report on the origin or words was glwn by Lee Arm Sebo. A tUm, "Duo Amicio," was obown anl tnnslated by Berruodette He messy. Plalll were made lor tho annual bo-t nexti!IOith. Cmunltteea lor the banquet were named and include Dena· dett& Henneaay, chairman; Donna Weber, Carol Hargraves, Jo Ellen Diehl, Irene Barnes, tood; Tw!la Clatwortby, chstrmaa; Debbie Harbrecht, Sherrie Turner, Mlllsa Rizer and Mill Sebo, tables. Refrelbmelts were aerved by first year a~t1, M~IO N ' . DRIVE· IN . April 25-26·27 .............. ' -- I . - \ . . . . ' . . ' SHOP ToNIGHT UNTIL 9:00 "- OPEN SATURDAY 9:JI TUllO PM · .. and Thomas Kelly and Harold Sauer, guidance COUDaelors Meigs HIP School atteodecl 1he amual meetins o1 the S.Ulheast Ohln League lor Nurs!nr held Thnrada,y night ln lhe Rlftl'boat Room at Oscar's In GalllpoUa. 11te program featur~ a pan.. .· . .•.. ' ·' el dlseusslon on health careers moderated by Mrs. Jean Baird, SPECIALS director or nursing services and ecllcatioa lor tbo ado Valley Heallh Service Foundstlon. Members of lhe JIBIIei and lhe servJce areas which they represented were aa follows: Herman DU.. lm, physical therapY; Mrs. Ju.. BLANKETS 2 FOR 1.69 ,. BIRDSEYE biAPERS (IRREGUlARS) SPECIAL 1.$9 dozen, .. Bar1alns In ·3r•.- Floor Juvenile Fmlture Department ~~,.,.,' ·~···· SPECIALS IN THE . NOTIONS DEPARTMENT ~· Bi ~ ~ .~.:· ] j . Mrs. Brooks Slyre _presented "Prayer ror Everyday," A prayerwrlttenb.y Alice Frick was read by Mra. Hosmer Roush and Mrs. Grueser pw u An Old Fashioned Church" with Mra. Llllie starcher reading "Close to Thee." Other readifiK• were "Whal Do Otbero See ·when They Look at Me," by Mr~:. WWiam Ruaselli "Do Not Mintl," by Mrs. Karl Gure181", and "lnaplndoo for God" i.nd "<~A Modern Gr&Jd.. ma," by MrL Renshaw. MrL Phllllpa anl Mn. Sayre served a desaer1 courae duriog 1 concludhlg acclal hour. >j ~~ R... 1.19 Johnaon• Boby Shampoo ........ Solo 67c Rog. 1.75 Baby Mogle Lotion ·········-···lodo 1.32 R... 1.39 Jahnsana B0by Oil ............... Solo 1.07 Reg. 83c Evonflo Dlapoaablo Bo"l" ... Solo lie Reg. 69c Baby Mogle Lotion ......,..........Sale 51c Reg. 1.i9 Playtox Diapo10bl 0 Bo"l" .. $ale 89c R... 49c Ploytex Natural-Action Mlppl01 ......37c Reg. 85c .Jehn '""' ·Boby Powder ____ Sa lo 66c a.• w1th :Solo 34.00 ·--·· ·onottrou · ............ ·.•·•·1" oo .... 31·so •-"" ' R... 42.00 8abp • ... a~ · ~ . lrcllil,. .. ·-··-·-·--·······-~ • w. ROil. 19.95 Wood Hlth Choir ............... Sale 17.88 Rog. 17.95 Folding High Chair •.- .... Solo 15.88 JIOf. 25.95 Stooller ·.---··-·----·-···-·Solo ~-88 .... 24.95 Stroller --------··-·Solo 21.88 R... 19.95 Crl~ Mottrou ·....~ .. - ....... _Sale 17.88 R... 14.95 Crib Mo"rou _______ Solo 12.88 Rev. R... R... Rog. R... R... Rog. R... 27.00 Plor p.. -··-·-········-·-····''"' 22.50 Plor p.. --··-·····-··-···Solo 13.95 Cor Soot with Hoad,.ll ....Solo 12.95 Bosstnetto --·-··--······S.Io 10.95 ··--·--··-····Solo 6.95 Training Choir _________ Solo 4.95 Trahllnt Choir ···-···-··-Solo 3.19 Carryer wlth•i'od ____ lolo *••-'••"• 22.88 19.88 11.88 10.S8 .9.88 5.88 3.88 2.78 J !,! i Military Needs ~ R... R... R... Reg. R... Reg. 5.00 Hood.. Jackat ····-·--··-·····Solo 3.88 4.50 Hooded Jockat ····-·---······-··Solo 3.48 bo Pullov• Shirt --~·-··-·-··········Solo 2.78 2.98 Long Pont• ········--·--·-·····-Sale 2.48 2.50 Shorta ··--·--···-····-··········-···Solo 1.88 2.00 Shorta ··-···--·-············--·-·Solo 1;48 RIO. ti.H IAStiiT 110. 13.49 IASKit IIG. 9,49 IASKt:T 110. 6.4f IAIKIT ...... . , · .• GALLIPOLIS . - Middleport • . Pomeroy llotOry Club mambero 1ook a short course •·• ln •new&papering when ttMv vialted the prua.lnr plalllllf the Ohio Valley PUbllohing Com· Jllllll'ln Galllpo!la Frlda,y evening. · !tlcbaril 5. Owi.n, P<Oildeat and ·pobllsher o1 the ObJo ValleY PUbllohlns COmpany, served as pl'Oiram chalrmli>loost lor tho ,._,.._..; . , ·"~~~,..;-~·' ;;{''~~ ;hl~c:k. . !:;m:m:; -~ ~OY - Tberm JoMson, Chairof the Meigs SoU and Water Coo· · alfun Dlatrlet Board o1 !l!pervlaors, cod lhe date ot the Dlolrtet'• 1111meetlftg a!ld bantllfl at lhe recent !1\l'"thb' board meet!nr. The event to schecl· "l!"i tor ~~ 9, at 7i20 p.m. ln the SaltoblirY EIOJD&IIlary Scboct wilh the SallsbuQo PrA sffl.tnc 1he baiiQlot. Tickets the banlpot Will so oo asie Ml3' .15. The Molp Loeal · School Dlstrlet was accepled .lnlu tlie Dlolrlet •• cooperators. . . :-:-x*x:::.::· ~·~·=-;>'; ·~ · ~. ~~ . • .• . . • Three-Piece BOOTEE SET Sale ~.39 :,Pag~i Candidates ·· , ,. . GALLII!OLIS - . aald the "pro- inll...ted tbat I tRJI>atanllal part ci,tbo JOeil \:·. C• • j• ,O 0 •. , .. . · ·,-: . ' ·. -~ tarlanl watched lhe producUoa an~ pllbllcat1111 "' J a tabloid ~ ""'le aewljl&per deal~J>· eel ·eopeelallj( .lor the occasion by PUblisher The- paper contained pictures ci all mombor1 ol tbo l!otarl: ClUb and a ...Uon OX· plalnlni the overall IJI)fradoo lnvolvecl in 9ewweopoprDOe~r.:_:.u-l . ~ - -. ~--lu~;_. .llr __ll1',_.•,t:re_ ow.... '-' ;., ;l ... lllnl& ra · · Mrs. 'nuolma eulllldate1lor t!dsy.,.-'apapanl. , · ,Gfrli -~roliintlilg all ave Iiiah schools ·" ·.Ia tile ,coimiY aaledecl 101" IIIIo· ~~ ...,_ ltfl irtl: .. ~ Ru11ell lind C•l• Wqner, Soutb,. !llar!m ~ and Coon!• SUd· Crael<; ~- Toler and Jtrz:j ~~-~~ Gallill CUOI!ioodd'fandJOica Qi •Jialmn Trac'!o lind lllsuo\e Wlddlne NOIICY Grace,. Ga!}lilolie. MoUs10 Dawn Riggs, two- ecl at Veteran• Memorial Hospital Frida,y nl&lrt lor buras she sualalnecl when a blue backllrecl. The child was transported to Ule bospita! by Middleport emergency • rescue IMJIIdtnea lollowlng a 7a4 p.m. call to lhe-Rigp~. Par...,• Oji Ia lhe plant's meeU11i quartera, the Ro- nYWQ,J DEXTER - ... ani¥ YIV rvl t-"" Fi , Dirt ail .fl '""u..n a;'·,P.. ,..ro P:t- . • .· .~'d,dl . . . .. .e•..s•z €o • . ·_-+n~t ....,...a&•}j, Smarl, Edltm Bokor, WOhdellGtrlacb,Juiie ment, inli blreclaa ~eport Pollee Chlel John C; Bacon, Harold IM>bard, Geor.. Har· lnun~i<,b> lollowln8 the rotiNJI>ent oilier· GALLIPOLIS - Carter onl Evana Con· ti!"IVtl, Jr., !!J!eller ~!, l!l'fOal'l bert ~. . atruotion CO., SaturdaJ mcrnlns COD!IIiet• Fu!U· Georp Mell1bal1. ,.,.111 Bohr, Lee . The ....... iald Mldllleport vllliii!O·WIUbe eel the dirt lUI lor tbo Gtllla Coun!J ltm· Mcc:o'ma1, Jack 'welsh, Dale · Duttm, John WI- a drlet at least until the Weraer, Jack Rcil>aon, Dr. Jerry Moth-· Dlliblsessioa ol tbo .....,o. Rev. Charita Sbrions, Jr., Carl HorliJ, Eni· melt ~uler, Mr. OW.O and Prelldent WU· Moodir Qluta for tbe dlmer were Fred Hoft'.. man, Olbo Ma- anl' Robert Wlng8tt, all emplotfee• ol the Oblo Valley PUblishing Co. Library Contest Winnel-s Named CliEliHJIIE- Kypr creek HighSchool o111clals ha"' bot11 noW!eel thai the sohool has been placed m the Ust olaecandary ocbools opproved tor tho 196(1-69 ocliool Jotr by the Norlb Cemnll Aasoelatl011ol Gi11e Blood Monday! Collqo, anl - . , . Scboolo. '!1lls 1&0' tlon waa takea durll1[ the aosoclaUoo's annual bosineos March 26, 19119. lor falrJil'OUnd's ..,. hone barn and utllliY bulltlln(( acccrdlng to Walde Brown, lair, lllOWldool!lclal. · Work m the '15,000.plus projed to expeeled to pt undo,.,...,. 80011 by tbe Hutcbln. iKIIII 8111ders, Inc., Pataskala, Obio. Tho new bunl Will be 156 teet long and 56 leet wide. The structure 11 -<ted to be completed by July I, 1....-. weel<s bolore the 2oth amual Galiil CooniY Junior Fair gets IIIHlmfi.Y. bur Theobald. -u• 1ft CIUcego oil POMEROY - The bloodmobile anlt ol the Amerlcon lied Croll . win vlalt P<IIIOI'Ol' m m. II the elementary school on Mulbitril'·Avt. DOnort are urgem,.. 1¥ ..-, Moll• ClltPr alllclala ~ llonlty 1rGm 1-e p, ~. ~ AIRSTREAM RALLY IN TIORD DAY- The Wally llyam (Colembos Ullll) A f t Tratlerloaa IIlli. c-lete lhelr tbree-day raDy ln Gallla C...,ey tills ilflemgl. S<1De 40 tnUers alii -oxlmateb 100 persons ll-110 central and southern Oblo are laldJw (1011 In the raDy, wllich bogaa Friday e"'nlng at tho Gallla C.U.IY Junior Falri(I"OWIII& ~ Site. · The vtottora toured o.,r Hooae anl other places ol historic Interest Sotunla1. !Ioiii' •• French ct11 to pta ~ or the Vi alters rode their motorcycles througbo.at the Ow _._. ·•.-o1 the COIIIIIUDOlty, Pictured at lhe rally hesdqusrters are Mr. ud Mn. Jim ~.left, anl Mr. ud Mro. Doc Morrison. COOper is tbe Columbus unit's vice pnaideat ud Jloro rlsoo ts prealdenl. I POMEROY - The arcwal Btr Belli Regatu acheclllecl lor Juae apparentl.v will not have a auaeatec1 Ohio State Old Time Fld· . - . 4 .6te. 5fiiC1,1 , for " · :-' t Uph~ltl ·i . II INA PETERSON STROLLER. FOR YOUR' CHILD ' "· • . <.• \ •• 1>" ·:. ,.f~ ';.· ·' JAMI!S SWATZI!L "We have read ln the paper• tblt we are to bead an Old Time Flddlerl Cooteat In coojuncllou With ·111e Regatta. Due to the sborlnoll of time, we lael 1b11 f t could not promote a contest thai would be a success and pay its way. The cantelltlatl that woold draw a crowd uiUally wrk from, a ocbedule and ....ltd not be able to attead our contest on such short notice. Contest. The contest WB.& held tor·two years at the Meigs CouniY Fair but , tills winter was dropped from lhe programming ol the cowtIY lair. . II was SUIII!I!stecl that lhe contest bo picked. up as a regatta event. •Tor tile above reaaoo we ask to be However Tom Reuter and Tracy Whaley relieved ol any re-albWIY ln promat. wbo had been active with tbo two contests at the county fair and had been recom- Jnr the evoot ln 1969. We de Wish to .... mended to head the event ror the chamber press our apprec:laUon to your OQIIliua Uon· In orrer!ng to oponsor tho cootell and bave declined atsglng the event. ll a letter to the chambct, Whaley de hope lhat it wlU be considered In the lulure wben IUII!clttlt time could be 11&" and Reuter stalo: dler~• "~!"' -e " " ' " "' May Be Forgotten for 69', Sayler Willi Am Wamsley wlnnlntl seeen! plae~. ' 111 the pooler i:millf on tllothamo, "Mr. Edob' Serves Yw," Qlarles Conpr, a tb1r<1 •l<'!der, ...., Jlrlt Jl!ace and bli picture to m cllopto,y jn 1!10 Pomerpy PUblic Llloru7. Wlmtrl ci the Jlllrarlan apeclal 'cooteot .,..,. JilrroY Cnoeler,. aeci:ndl!l"eder, and . Marcia Bu1wn, a alstb l(l"edei, T1tO Wlaner o1 lbo tll8,1 cootell Will bo ualotsat driver durlq 1he re- ptll. Jf,Jt;;,D I • - ;, SubO ljlllke at Amerlcaa :Unl•erlll!J llloriiT after tho memborl or the liludsotl lor allemoeratlc 9odel1 aalzed tho oldenl'llNiltlln(( and lli<tedllldanl Georp WWlallll. ' '""' the mtlltarJ • Jn. .-.llrlal """Pl• Is """ reuon tor 1tuc1ent unrellt. u ADd thfou&h tbalr ells-, I tl1lalc IIIII I I thel7 are pootestlq laala.at/' SUbo aald. '"!bey tlO tl!ll Wllh I ecmlotlon and I moi!YIIilll tllat . .... ' ' . oldef ...,..lack. .. 1·•••0 II 00 baud from ...,....,. - I a ii . '_ ·ba,...,..=IIlli be tile hooptlal and tllat the'"""~ .., :· pr<Jblem. · Wllh IUcb a IRibatanllal . . - • IDward the local share the be bor.owed and paid bock lr<>m lu1are ~· II was pointed out. . year.old dOughier ol lotr. lind Mrs. F.lrl Rlgp ol Dexter, was treated and releao- ' •••••••• , •• ;•..•• SALI 7.00 . ~~ Bums ·Suffered By Dexter Child Hospllal ollldals said tbo youngater had secoad and tillrd degree bunls rwer 30 pe~ MIDDLEPORT - Paul resl&t>- 00111 o1 tbo bocl,y, lifr,uldmen lndlcated Meeel Frldll,)' as illddleport Chlel ol Pvllce af. lloH Dawn had some bunls ol tho lace. The ter aerv!nr alx weehBln that capad\Y, baddlre re-'""'" occurred wben eUher ·~··ce •·a an lnlormec1 villaP ........ n• r ev··'ed -.. • kerosene or""'p:soline was thrown onto an The rea..., lor Parsons hav!nr tender· already burnlns wtllido blaze. eel bls realplatlon wao not lmmecllalely teemed . and neither 111e reelgaed all! cor L r. Dor Mlddl~ Yll)'vr C. Q, FIII!Of could . JDIS.u., . · 10f bt <ontactod lor OQIIlllllol, • . . . ·• !orPare1...,ol-c~A·tbon-""1 C . !11Yi1 ~ . lcide ,lleoa:.:_~ • r l & · i. r g i. ' o ~: ,~ .eel· poMER.oY - Winners 1n a contest coo. ~<ted by the Molp COuniY Llbr117 service blve beea amwncecl. Elliott, 1 Willler o1 the esl8,1 contest waa RlcliJ ' '"~ . . r:..:.. ~~~·:..:: r~ 'PANTS ,;·............... IALI-6.11. •••• ......... ; ••• SAL! $.00 •.••• •••••• •••, ••• $ALl. 4.00 • 111 Uosp11a1 wbere she reportedlJ was suf. tering from a lracturecl tell leg, Iacer&· tiona o1 the bead, ielt urn and band. Cblel Ollllnger rep>rted tbo accident Ia ·sUit Wider lmelltlgation. · j ans Post Res-e- ~-oun-d Satu-'..lay ..·•/Ulll "" cu REGULAR 4 •FOR 1.00 LAC I!! - ·NYLPN .. DOTTED SWISS WASHINGTON (IJPI) - SOn. WUUun B.· SUbe, R.()hlo, add biore the nation's mllilary • Jn. dulllrlal complex "urout o l trot and desperate~~> neecll har· : .:·.·.~/~.::·.· SALE .OF,BASKET LINERS . Struck by. Middleport p oliee Chief Rotarians Take Short . c ·pa · pertn · g ourse News ···=·~·····.· PLAS.TIC . Says Saxbe pr~~lant Ia Gallipolis Frlda,y evenl~Vo . More Controls ""odor )Inger reported. Mrs. Easter was taken to Pleasant Val· SHOWS PIJBLICATIOII- Rldllrd S. Owoo,presldentllllipubllsbl'f ol the Oblo VaDty .' PubUaldiV ~oy, left, looU ever a COW ol'the~peda!lablold-prlnted 6.- the . · ' llldclloport-POIIIOI'Ol' ~ Oub Wllh organltat!Am Preside$ WDbur Theobald. The JIOIIOr · ·was printed w1t11e - Y Club members visited 1he Ohld-\talley Publlobi!V ClliJIIllll,)"s tor Reaular 3.49 SPECIAL GROUP cilorful Acrllan ICnlt Playwear •~ Ia ln" '· _ ..al wao The - - eame •• '"' IOIJ'Prilf, '"" - o r , lor oo APril 15, J. E. Farrln&· ~. toa, exeeutlve ci tbo Oblo ValThe tUtal ' o ' · -U.. is approxl. 111 llealtll Servlceo Foundstion, lac., pre- auoteJl '$6()0,1••• and federal aid is expect. di.ted .-.r~ng 1 ~-In Pam- ed to I1IICIIIIIIID $t17,800 With the local Bllare en>1 1b11 (lrQled WOII!d be brd<en lor the belni fi82,200. aew r,ddltion IIIIo tall. · ~ cloae to lhe local situation have MASON - A Ma1011 woman was boa~ pitallzecl lor treatment ot ln)Jrles llllfler. ed when lhe waa atruck by a car Friday ovenlni at 8:05 p.m. on Rt. 33 in Melon. Mro. Grace Euler, 57, -entll' walkeel onto tile blllbwo,y Into the !18th of a car driven by Joha L. McDaniel, 53, Mawho was tratellllg west oo Rt. 33 In the 'llllal!l! o1 Mo100, Pollee Chief Richard Oh· REGULAR 2.00 DO~. BABY WEEK act <If COI1inl- CJar-·NUler; ' • . '·1 .... .·'· Reg. 9.00 ThrH Piece Seta· Jackot, Long .Pooh, Hat ...................... Solo 4.88 Reg. 6.50 Jacket and Hot Satsa.y ond Girl ltrlos ····-·······--·-········Solo 3.25 Rog. 4.29 Knit Tw.. Pioco lots ....•...... S.Io 2.15 Reg. 3.79 Knit Two-Piece Sots ............S.Io 1.89 Rog. 5.50 Tw..Pioc 0 Play Sots ............ S.Io 2.88 Reg. 5.00 Two-Pt~o Play Soh ............ S.Io 2.18 Rog. 4.00 Crawler•, Boy and Girl ltylu ...... 2.18 Rog. 1.95 Knit Shltt• .............................. S.Io 1.39 Reg. 2.95 Overalls ...........................L... Solo 1.69 Rog. 6,00 Two Ploco Sot•Ovorall or Jumper ond Shirt ··-··········..Solo 3.09 Reg. 2.98 Anvol Top• ········---···-·--·····Solo 2.39 Rog. 4.98 PakoMit Play Sots ., ...........-Solo 2.49 .' p '; ( . Vehicle ·in Mason SPECIAL ·. I I ~;woman RECE~VING SMALL GROUPS.BROKEN SIZES , ,-1 ,.• ' All Cot1Dn Jlx~ Size Infants and Toddlers ' POIIIEROY- A el!OO,OOOHIU-IIerlml!l:alll hal baen IJll)rOYecl lor a 40-llecl addition II) Veterans . Memorial Hoajlllal accortlln(( to word reeelvecl Frldll,)' by Dmald Diener, » "lniniotrotor o1 U.e bolpltal> . Diener waa notlllecl 01 tho l!l"ant thi'OUKll the llealUr, Educlltlm and Wellm Deport. ,manJ by Ed Reelor wbo worhl Ia the of. NATIONAL BABY WEEK SALE! . - Mrs. June Lee, £Uidance ccun. setor ot Soutllern High Scl1ool, RUTLAND SerYI~t~ • . Discussed by Counselors Tonl&fd, Sat. & Sun. . :~::. 13 ' 0 .. ---~P_cimeror_:_-MI __ ddl...:"'_on_~-:---:----S!!:.:..N:.::O.:..::A.:..:Y·..:.A..:.P..:.Ril:..2..:.7..;.,~-"-J9..:.69_ _'----'- -·-· • DfS Program ,.. · G. • "Do Not Jllige Too Hard," and ..•' t I ' $5 Given to ). • ~ $200 Contribution Made Every mother knows that any day can be Emergency Day-in a hundred different ways. She protects herself and her family by being prepared. High on her "first aid" list is a Sav· ings Account reserve here ... growing with regular deposits plus interest. b ' .. , ·'-'::'-:-~-__:.'----'--'--"'· -~~_.:.:36~P:.::AG~E~s~--- lie Evans, laboratory teetlllology; Mrs.lfildaTorrea,practlcalnurcafeteria. a.ing; EJmer Daniels, x-rBJ" techTENT 95, Daullbtero or Union nolo&Yi Mrs. Bernice Steham, Veterans, Monday, 7:30 p. m. at nursing; Charles Eliason, inhatho D. A. V. Hall, lation tborapy; Miss Betcy WUJOB'S DAUGHTERS, Bethel 62, am, anesthesia, and Leo Moas~ 1:30 Monday nlatlt at lhe Pome- man, pharmacy. roy Masonic Temple. Mra. B<Woh Ward, president ~ the league, extended the welBurn Though GreeD come to approximately 30 mem~ Ash burns well when it is alap'l" bers and guidance counaeJors green because its wood conComments on the question rrom the 10~ area. The tains tnfiammable oleic acid. Birth Announced This is a fatty acid constitu- league Is made up or people ent of olive oil, and the ash Interested 1n the care of the Mr. arwJ Mrs. Don Becker or tree belongs to the olive farn· 111 from Lawrenct, Rou, Melga, Middleport are announcing the. Uy. Also, wood of tbe pine Athens, Vinton, Scioto, Jackson, TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY birth ot a son, Don Wesley, at the family burns when green due Ga!Ua, Hochlng, and Pike. APRIL 25 • 29 Holzer Medical Center, Monday. to resin in the wood. He welgtled seven pounds, two CLARK GABLE in ounces. GONE WITH THE WIND Mr. and Mrs. Beeker have . . , . (Technlcolor) Clark Gable • Vivien Le~ three other children, Randy; a: Gregory, eight, ant Lisa, six. It was voted to pay $200 to- meetirw held Thursday was disMr, and Mrs. Charles Searles wards recent chW"ch lmprow- cussed. Roul'll-robin cards were COLORCARTOON: alii Mr. alii Mrs. Delbert Beck· ments when the women's Soci· signed for Zana Withrow, a Pleasant Memories Admlsllion: $1.00ChUdren50c er, Middleport, are the grand- ecy of Dl.ristian service met on patient at the Holzer Medical Rumhlg time: 3 Hro. 30 min. parents. Mrs. Lula Hamnton or Mcntay night at the Minersville Center, aDd Mrs. Don Rae who Is Birmingham, Ala., is the materconfined to Universit,y HOJPital, Methodist Church. SHOW ST ARlli 7 P• .M. nal p-eal1!randmotber. Reports were give'ln on there-- Col umbos. Mra, Clll!ord Pbllllpo q>enecl cent rummage and bake sales or the group. A letter was read trom the meeUng with group singlrw Mrs. Fred Beaman. a PortsmouU!. ot "In the Garden." Mra. Earl District WSCS otricer, concern- Renshaw llld charge ot the proing the pledge, and the spring gram with Mrs. Stella Grueser giving prayer. Mrs. Phillips read "Thoughts tor the~· aad "Too BuJ.Y"', Mrs. EugeneForbespve Because a mother cares- ' lJelloled To 7Jae CredU!r Middk Ohio Valley Attend Rally /n Gallipolis \ ' Jobn Dl')'deh once said: u PaJna r ot Jove be ....tar, 111an all · other· pleaaurea are._'~ • lor undealreabJe changes. Fellowship Da,y is an annual ob~ Next meeting of the guUd was aervanee ipoosored by Church sc~ed tor July 23. At tbat Women United or which Mrs. Ben Ume Mrs. Albert Woodard wUl Neutzlina Is the looal president. have the program and Mrs. Philip Mrs. Mary Kautz thanked mem~ Globokar wlll give devotions. ben f1 the Ham' Harvesters Trinity Circle served a des· Claaa for asslsting wltll tbe LenM sert course during the social ten breakfast and all those who hour. aaalsted with the Slqlef se"ed to the Forest Run Baptist Church children'• choir and tho TrlnliY .. " BEECHI!R COOPER 'j � 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 25, 1969