https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ad1ebd46a08fc49a36c2d94c466791a.pdf a807d4022284cd8215449b03b06755b9 PDF Text Text ~ -· ~ - ---· ... ~ --- .. - ..... -- .......• '" ...... . ~,_,.,_;. ,.,_,_h._ "~....... ,.............. .-.. '"-""'" ,, ....•. -~·- ··- ·---~·- ........................~--· ·~" ... . ,I ·~' ' ;. ' .•, • • Coming ;: ; . ~l.iven ts , ; ' Ara,,t .' A mlam: ....., ao lht ;Morrlo ~. mla~l !' LAUNCHING SOIJEDULEti !loiJIII ~-~.-by!olra. · NAGASAKI, 'JI'I'OO(Ui'07-' · Orville Well when lhjl Erup$%0 mUllan '"'ortanklf buUt by ·uno Mlnlonacy SOeieCI' m et lht Mlt&ublshl eo,_ ' tot Tuesday nliltt 11 tile l'llmert>¥ N1Uonal Bulk Carriers, Inc., ot Church of Chrlll. New York will ba launcbocl Mrs. Loulo Ooborn. waa hoowodnoadlj<, The •hlP Ia de- teas for lht meeting 8lld !olrl. scribed ao the world'o lorgeot Well ....,.cted tile buidloll meeting. ~'l'JI>ln clll'<lo were tanker. .10111 to shut4/l membero 8lld tile ctaio deeldecl to purchaae a Illy ·, lor tile church at Eeller. 111 Helen Lellhelt presonled d....:.o ueln( Walk aa Children of Llsht, I I her topic. Members recited tile 23rd Psalm In unlson, 8lld lht pr~er was stven by lllrs. Harold Smltll. ~·""to of spring were liven ....._. b7 tile membero In reopaose to roU call Mn. Denver Klpp)e had charge of tile entertolnment and prizes were 1ftliJ by Mra. Well and Sandra Roush, a pst. RefretPments were served by Mrs. Ollborn to those named &hove ai.d Mrs. A, L, Pllelps, lllrs. Walter Kenned7, Jr., Mrs. llarpld Smith, Mrs. Mlltoil Roush Mrs. Clarence Andrews, and Mro. Clyde Andrews. The APrU meeting will be lleld ot 'SUITS From LEDLIE SISTERS PERFECT .- the home of Mrs. Mason Fbller. ANSWER OF WHAT TO WEAR! Rummage Sale April 4-5-6 . fftW Textures A rummage eaJe to be held on New Colors April 4. 5, and 6 Jn the basement or the Pomeroy First Baptist Church was planned when · N*wShapes the Young Adult Class met Monday night at the church. The Rev. Carver Williams. pastor, led in a discunton on prayer , Richard Flnlaw, preatdent, had charge or the meeting during which Ume several money 46.00up making projects were discussed. ' Mr, and Mrs. Finlaw served refreshments to the Rev. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mra. Pther Knit Suits 15.00up Harry Bailey, Mrs. Am CottriU, Mr . 8lld Mrs. William !i!orldan, Mrs. Ollver Michael, Mra. Terry Fhalln, Mra. Jamea Hawley, and Mn. llarold Tti)>I.U: Open Sal!lrc!•Y Til9:00 LEDLIE SISTERS. 'sTYLE SHOP Pomeroy Opp. Upper Parking Lot . , I i.. . Open : 'You Never· . ··So·wA '··. . ' . . ~ '' ~ lo•) . ' !bt , ..,., ·: . Now You . . Know 1. ~·-. ' ' . • "h • •, • c:, · 11>•· · ~~- >~ 'lfotem of . · ~ aliortliaod. 'lral.~etopOdbyMar­ ". <Uf TUiliul· Tiro In i!ome In 63 ·; JJ, c. It !faa ~liM lor reOOl'lllng '"' the &mate speedtea or Cicero, ,, Seneea 8lld olhars. ' ' ' . w'orneni aeeond game, T'uppers Plains men versus Chester men. BASKETBALL GAME Frlda,y, 7:30p.m. at lllrrlaonvUieSchool by latllaro 8lld aaoa of llarrlaaovWe, sponsored by PTA. Rtlreshmento aold; cakewalkathall time. Admission 10 cents. OFFICERS, commltteem.,, otller lntereoted partloo ot em Loeal Sc:bool Band Boollers, moot at 2 p.m. Frilll,f II hlp school to )lin 111 April 20 Jltnay JUpper. . 1011!' ' Dresses Are AMust·· For . ' ~:i:iiflG -..<'<>lor slides of apicultural taelmlquea In IU'aw~ tedla were shown by Mr. L, Blaellinai!, left, to m~o of the Soutlleaatern Ohio Guernsey Breeders Asaoelbi lthoir annual,d!Mer meetlnl at Southern Hlah School In Racine Thursday nigh~ At right ia Pro•l<l!'~ Ed~ lloulh, Whatever the Lead the Famion llf OM of (}ur :Sho • .·. · · W , .Jnd r,an (' : .•...·.·· • . FRIDAY..MARCH 22. II 1r~e , · · thods . . . . . · · . . · m.em.ek, COLUMBUs ~eelal) - State' lllghway ~ector P, E. Maa!ioter I'IPOrted toGov.JameoA.Illlodea today that a decillion hao been reac bed ror a thre&-IPin (0\lfloo lane· cantilever bridge over the Ohio lllver to rOIIloce the lllo fated Silver Br!dga. Masheter was In Wo~ Thuroday to confer wllh Bureou of PubUc lloads OIPlll omelals and representatives ot the West VIrginia Highway llopt. He was .,,...,....,.d by llo15!ilulll,d<ip. lilY director of Location 8lld Doalp, 8lld William E. Road, BPH l!lvialon engineer. Tho director oatdasreomooton · vertical and horizontll clear""""' ·was reached sub.f«t to a -~bytllou.s.~atau.rd In PiUaburgh early mill! J!lllall!. ThA " •-- . ·' be aec«itable. ~·•• comeci!Jw with obo1;ilnea 9fliolh states wiD be uofl. ' Olllclala of both stateo and lho BPH aro proceeding on t h I a bridge dut,n 8lld plan's lor 111>Proaehao on lho baola that the 91'0110Md clear...,., will be ae•oPIO!I ~ the I'Ubli• hearlnr In PlttlburJb, Gov. Rhodea, when hd'ormecl of tllo deeiolon, ILld Mashoter to uproctld &I rapidly I! Pollible and lllrnllh to West Virginia •Ill' poaatble aieL" Plans <aU tor the - brfdtro to be O()OilOC( to trllllc ber, l961.1t·.WIU beloOotedaouth where tllo Siver ~ collliPIOII llec. 15 8lld w!U co..2. · ln._ or ;;;;1~~-~~~;~ "~~~.,::;~' . :;.:;;o.. ""'~.-~.,.....;~at•.,,- ...=~ ..~~~--~ tiMichuv ft. eelltii"IIJIOI!iiOIDll : All· Weathe1 Coats i9~i•r~.;.; ·;. program flnai~ aprofthoOhioGoemaayBreecl- JY7 by-·osv tiii'OUI!h tho federal ~· ero Aaeoclatlon, also pve a ,.,. Gu~, · emml!lll. Ha ··Ala lhe United brio! talk dinner slates obould coallnui helping · · ' · at . ~ci!IO 'lbufsclay . llldla lniproYe Its mothodo of During t h e - of olllurs PmSBURGH (UP0 _,. T h e 0<11Weted by Harold Carnahan, Jolm1111 admJnlllratiiXI haa be,. . terming, '~ :·~ !lhould not atEd"'JJI Roulll wao re .. lected pregun an "Intensive rm.wo• of Proi.'!.Biaflqnaa waa aeeom-. tempt to mike.Americans oot ot aident; Jim Cariulhan, vleeprool- Ita Vlelllam policy, VIet Prea)ianled by h11 wlt0, ,llllrotlly, who tllom." · W.a clreiiOII.~tbe ill)'le 01Ha laid India doea not nood dent, 8lld Donald Mora, aecre- ldoat Hubert H. IJumilh"Y dlo- It It ware taey.treasuror. A potluck dlmer IIWir: !llflereh.. a !II cattle 8lld made ovallable to them, tllere wao served prior to the buslasallon 8lld program, o~~~.r infmals of IJidJa from t11o~o Pie of India. !Ua lllde1 lhowed bettor .etdpment alia, oe•• Sy11tphony Coming,· July 25 • •• ' " ~ Co1!!11.7 will 111\n .holt of ~arce, rospectltely,lllfl ' will ba .mtdo to coUoet tile bal. ail Amerleij!'·.wlnd ~ llldlealeil 1J1e1r «!CJPeratloa illl ·aneo nHdod. · ·ot .PIU"'''''J!l• .1<9c\l',dlnl 'lD a ,lhe PfQltet ' or brtJw1nB tile ·~- hare h no chorplor the or- A New .... ··v '<. 1.'1 j. ,I'•. ) ' " ilellilklll r.athod Thursdl:r nlai¢ cha&lra ro lololga Couat,y. dl~ltra'• eoocert! Theorchotlra ~ l(lltn ·a· COIUiiY..ru!e IQ'IIII>IIonr lllra, Lee Lee, Racine, hldl- lredl!lonall.r lnvlte.o 11>0 pubUt •eommlttet ll!ol II the l'llmort>¥ catoid .'lbat her Tri-M Club at to bring tolcUns chairs and eush·Et~ !khofil. Southei-n Hlilb School would aa- laoa to lhe river bank ...,. lht :I:J~• ·- ·fciuntl II Thuraday llai' r,ii ~ ,.q. wilh iha a.i.J bar&O to hear lht eonoert. Dllillt'l~tllot. al""'d,yone- ·raloltt&. lilnco tl)e eaoeert Is a tree tJi!td of lht , flllanelal coat ln. Ae~ to plana, !be fUnd event atapd lor many people, vjllvod In bringlnc the natlonal- dr!Ye Will be cloaed oolofal' ~. the commlitee oxpreased hope Ji kDown ~111,\1h0111< orchestra to 1r tlio '~ Jl,OOO ,hal n P't that a larp portion of "'' need~~ coww,y hai alreaob' been aol- beon, rll;,c. .' by ~ t!Jnt, Ilion ed $1,000 •"1 be raised tllroualt Tht Qldo Arte CouncU bas addhl', flllll - rallini ,m.ta (<llolf!lued on PI&" 10) ::to~ tiSOO 0{ .... total ~Coui.rrv.W!ND, SYIIIPiiONY FUND colt Involved In tile via..._,. • , 1 .. • · · · ••· .,.1\if"'~ " ........... ..~ ~~ rro-: ~,Ontl'il;lution &o h~ brlrw the American Wlnil ~- Oro;beatfl!. tD Me!!t• Colpi!Y on July 2S. •N'"'"' I ·.· '· ,.· , ~ ~, ADDRESS. ..... ~ ............ ...... ...... 0 ' . . .. .. . . (Please ma,ha <becks. payable PhoiiYFumO JUDGE liES AKBON (UI'O - Common Plou J ..... Jolul II. Kall,r, t9, •' ,FJVE CENr~. lo 0 0 •• I ••••• the lllolgs Count.l' Wind .~ · . P~iti~I;~~ibppi;gNew · Plans By \.idted Proat Jnternatlonal Pl>lltleal ltratesllto ot both pertlea llsrted over apln todQ', w11h new nhemence in tile Kemed7 presldentfal chal1 - CClllfrllnlng llemoerlll IOld the · prospect of an .....,...... __ at Tuaealoo• aa ~ scored ~~ rortllll 8lld domeltlc pollclea 8lld t<Biatad hlo response to dl1- wilh dlctatorahlj>. POasa QlotiiiXI "Who II It thot II truly Son. RGbort out -· Ambushed F. Komed7, /J. M Prolldlftt lilt· ... ~ Doop . . ,~r ' · "!i"e 'f'- to lind bettor more .tectlve wijj to (lllleo. Thf viC. prolldent's llat.ment eama elsht days alter SenRobert F, K01111841Y urpd Jalulclosed toc~~~y, 11011 to nama a special panel Humphr~. 1n a speech pre- to reevaluate u, S. policy ill pared lor a ra11nnt1 Democrat(Continued on Page 10) le calloroilee here, laid: "Ovot tile pall number of day a, an bUnsive review haa been undertaken within our IIOYemment Tho llllddleport Boys ~· Aaaoetatlon w 1 t I moot at 7:3j) p, m, i'uesdo,y, not ~ attornoon, ao has been announced, clue to eo..GAUGES - Gaiiii>Oila, 12.0 ntct4 With w011t aehe<Ueaot aod 2t.l runntnr t7 leet of rollsome mtnagera. ers; Pt. Plea- 25.70; PomThe moothwwtU beat town eroy -lolaaon, 2!.50; Hlntdn, 2.80 hall. AU manapra, a&lalllas; Kaaawha Fall1, &.70 ran- atatlntl. wnPir•• an4, aJInc; Charleston, lt.80 sta~ L<!.,. soclation oftteva, andJrfter,. obi andlllarmetarel'lllinlnr2fflt eattd !ana II liked to of rollera; ,Winllald, l'llllnlnr att...a. 51eet. River Gauges COLUIIIBUS (UPD - Tha Ohio !Jouoe or Ro~>reaontatl"' paaltd 1 reaOiutiQn Wocmesdo,y uprtll~ Ito aorrow at tile death 01 D. 0. r.btr on lolaroh U. ·· Tiber, 1 PI'OIIIInelit lllllta Couftl,v l!lflublloan, served as .a ropr--.wJve from GaUia CoUIIlY f!urlnr fila IOO!li, IOlst, 102nd, 10aid, IOtlh, IOith arid IOBtb 0 ......11 Aoatmbliea of ~ a& .' . oerved •• chairman of tile lllghway Committee and aT-'* lllll!llber 'ot the C4lllllllltltes of Commerce and Tran_., tatlon, Eltctlono, Fl....,lal lnsUtuUona aod ConHrVatiob. ' . YORK • . 14.tl ft ,,•• HOV$1-.. ~ ..:;o, . \ . " Rescued SAIGON (IJPD-- U.S. tanks and trooPs rescued an am.,1 bushed patrol and killed at lout 112 Communists on SOuth . .!<f-.I Vletnlalta northern cDiiat Tbur..:' day without tile loll of a •lnllt,'V American lito, mWtory m011 said.. Tickets Here For Kilgore DR. SAVAGE ~-~k:ae~tton~:l~f.~~J~~ !II number Tho of a1ain In tho area 268.Patrol The lhr-ur· lho reaultod ill~:~r.:.~. 18 Amert•ana- Tlcketo are '"' sale lor t h e Country lolulle FoiUval being -tored by tilt MlddloportFire ~~ Pole IOoot, ol!alr- lnlantrrmen of 11 u111~o~~Ji~~;~' Amerleal lllvlolon lleavy armour smashed Conununlat poalttona north ot Saigon and &Outll of the Allied. bastion of Hoi An ....... Patrol Into a trap aod ra~ lltl&l came within man, aald toc111r. '·The leiUval will be held at 111111 School April 7 a1 2 aod 8 p.m. loalurlng Merle KUp1, <'<Jiumbla recording liar, 8lld one ol the nallon'o lop entertslnero. Tlcketo for tile evOIII be JIUI'Chased from &II)' !!roman, or at tile lllark V, Jaek'a Dairy Bar or Middleport Lunol! Room. ~ce ot the tldoeh are llldta $2 8lld chUdren fl.25. , l'IGilts derived from the Will be placed In the FJrtmen'• O(fdpmenlllmd. The~ alka rellda!ta to ~ the upcoming by PII1'Cballlll lhalr tleketa ot one ot lhe.lllllllid pla<JI, bliddl~p>rt stam tanko •ruhlnc ~~~·~:.~~~.~~·. ....U,S, lowland jungle..aa IIPOkOIJDIII ldUed more dian nlato In tllelr Pllln tD drive lht northtrn oiiJP),ying the lacing uP to 70;111G ' . VIetnam.., on Soqdl mrthern frontier. . llondQ ' .. SUITS 1nd SPOil COATS The perfect clothes for • rouna man's · :.Sprlna and £tater. Como. .ee our ...,. · eol· ~ ' ' I ., , ""'' .. ' i.· .' : FOR YOUNG MEN BY TOM SAWYER •.. ' ~ .) Tulnultuouo, .YOUtlliW croWds mo,fod him at VlllderbUt Unlveratly In Naohvllle, TOIIL, 8lld tile Unlverslt.l' of Alabama Musical Show . -p~,~·]~~- tile periOdtlly for "dlvidlnc the eountr)"' by ·. 'cJIYidlnoJ tile country?'' KIIIIOdJ llld II Vanderbilt "It II IIIII .Who call for chanao. It Ia tlloas Who make pro- JIIII!Of, tlloas who bear tllo rttljiOBIIIoiii1.7 of our preoonl courao wi!O (Coutinuecl on Page 110 , ' fll111e Rlpuhlioan camp, wbUe be1r1111J a clvU c - l(ol. ly, lodlar of 13, had '-"' oa lht - h alncelt58 lftet sel"'" Ice ''!"' '-1 . ',' ··I 1968 • pur~ "mli&Uidedpollcle~" •ar un d er R evzew bualns11 man- ' oon.t>•ad. .... - ~' . You will be smartly styled in onE! of fbese light weight all \ weather coats from our beeutlful c:OIIection. Solids and plaids in lunlor petites, JunIors, misses and half sizes, '•' Ohio, West Virginia e B:fidge On 3- Span, 4- Lane . •. Col!!• 1!1 8lld lo!>k ll'Ound - . Ul bolp )'ou wltb ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' . .' . ' '~ entine ' ..VQ. X";I N0 . .. 2.q . , . .. ,, " ~~ Devoted To 7fle lntere111 OfTiae Me~-M- Area "' " All sizes from toll to teens - also trim girls ·and triin -~ens for the ~hubby glds. •. al' Y Boosters women ver1111 Oleater MONDAY TENT 95, ~lao~Jrton of Union Veterans, meet ~ nllht at tho D.A. v. Hall, 7:30 p, m., F&LUJW911P DINNER_,.. lnl tho Rev. aod lllra. George SldwaU, home after siX 701rs In South Kor-. at Heath lllelhodlll Church. Tbe rotumedlll)lole• Will shoW alldta otthslrwork. 40;00 ~--., "' -ment. . ·This'. The ideal dresses for the Easter Parade -we have made careful selections and we feel we have just the dress she is looking for -from dressy dresses tQ, tl\e . PoPUlar shirtwaist. '· · Y- lc·Allappening·lt New York dotlling 29,50 . ·I ' Dresses ,, publlo. RUTLAND P.T,A, wiUoponaor a Jltne.y aU()por Frldi\Y at tho Rutland Grade School, serving from 3:30 to 8 p.m. Square dance to follow. admission 25 eecna. SQUARE DANCEattheBedlord Center Friday baalmlngat 9 p.m., aponaored by the Darwin Motorcycle Club. BASKETBALL GAMES II Tuppers Plains Grade School, Frtday, 7:30 p.m., Tuppero Plains J.,. Plains, madras and plaids. Styles by Car!ee, Penn State, Sewell Jnd J and F. Sizes 38 to 80 - :~ to TO COMPLETE TRAINING MASON _ Army Private Wesley F, Glbl>a, 20, 11011 of lllrs. Hel.., Gibbs, E. Fourth St., will complete aeven weeka of extensive field tralnlni Merch 29 with othir members ol1he 4th Armored Division near Grat......,., Gsrmany. Pvt. Glbba Ia a tank driver In Company B, 3rd Battalion of tile dlvlolon' a 3.1th Arm. or near Bamberg, Germany. Ills "'~-· rather, Harold Gibbs, live a In liiGI! SCHOOL - · party 8 to II Soturdll, P - J,.._ Hartford. tor Hlsh .School audltoriual wWt u _.... School aored. SUNDAY REVIVAL STARTSIItlla.lllade M.-11 Churdl !lmclo,f, 7:4~ nch evenlnc. Rei·. Charlot Norria opeUer. ll>eclal muolo each OVoaln$. PubUe lnvltod. YOUNT ADULT CLASS, !b'racuse Melhodllt Church, to I81'Ve breaklaot at 8 a.m. ib>d&,y In chureh AU YOUIII awtu IIIYited. SPORT COATS for MEN '• ' ers of Portland to begin 117 p, m. SCHOOL sPONSORED dance Pll'b' with Jays ao cmeees Frida.f, B to 11, at Wahama Hlsh School auditorium. ,' ~ ·; a pme between the third and fourth graders of 56'racuse apinst lhe lhird and lourlhgrado . SATURDAY SOUP SUPPER, Sa!llrday, ~ to 8 p.m., Balhan FlreHouse,.- aorod by Lldlu AIIJIIUIII'I' o!IJn ~oat. s...Jwldloa, pU, soli drlnko also avallsble. BRIDAL ll>ower booorlniMlsa Stzama Arnold will be bold 511urclOy at 7:30 p.m. II tllo Rock i\l~ ;Metllodllt Church. Friii'DciB, relallvea, 8lld nelshbora Invited to llllaeaUIIIIUII SEEALLOUR LOVElYN.EW SPRING FASHIONS ' ::;~ Thui'slll,f PORTLAND HO~IIERS Club, Thuroday, U a.m., 3p.m., i<mte of IIUih Eborobleh. p.,._ iuck otiliner at noon. IIIAGNOLIA TEMPLE DB, PW!Ian Sliter•, 11 7:30 Thoroday Di&ht 11 D.A. v. haiL TWILIGHT GARDEN C I u b, 'Thursday, 7:36 p,m., home of lllra, Elmer Wlokham. Boke sale will be held. ROCK SPRINGS Better Haeltll Club II 1:15 p.m. ThuradaJ at home 01 !olro. w• A. "'rgan; lllro, Amoa t_.ro has program; lllrs. Clll!ord Lellhelt lht ~~ NIGHT Middleport ChUd Conaerv. JAa&UO, 7:· Thoraday Columbus 8lld 30 p.m. ' of -em Ohio Electric Co. • Klddl Eester parcy tlleme. Dee, e FRIDAY WOMEN'S Bllketball, ~racuae vs. Portland, PorUIDCigymi ' aOoooln,y aod 1 tax loan of t2Q mlllion a roar. ·~we IRQ .have to . auattrlt.l' ot !.HI," told •"'*- ......._te f ' �' 3 - The I All- .' l ><ln nel, I met'O)'-·Ml<ldloilO 0., I. n:h 211008 .' 11 lu) I t ', " ,. -~ 1: :•' • Ches Soc' ;v br t ' Ro ts ' u "J.,;.f.,t. 3-0 ..• I ih . r·chal In Good R r u s F.R I II Ti CIMcked For &.lonco spacious · t teams, &Urvivon of a atartlruz eld of 84 or nly the c t• s, but only 0 er In New le 11 Da over The nc 111 it here CHEERFUL JEMI>ANOR eod of the1966 • had cial ot olfpen •• • to Ne .,. Note ll>d rl Mr ' J118811 of· hir 11!11 Jlr. a. John Areb• d ~ · 0; '' I. ,.'' ,.' ·. . j1 D ' Bru·n ... '•• LO NGE Five .. better they met n, Aotrodome • llellliflnal CoD te •• Rai f 00111 ) "Tb8t was veey Wlb<1111, who that they ilacltD lniii!Piant I yeJn !JQm hi& loft 118 his rl&ht • we •t wry I out on 1ho In I l! NO•RNING '.' -,r-; " gettingalong QALITY nou1rishing H �' 3 - The I All- .' l ><ln nel, I met'O)'-·Ml<ldloilO 0., I. n:h 211008 .' 11 lu) I t ', " ,. -~ 1: :•' • Ches Soc' ;v br t ' Ro ts ' u "J.,;.f.,t. 3-0 ..• I ih . r·chal In Good R r u s F.R I II Ti CIMcked For &.lonco spacious · t teams, &Urvivon of a atartlruz eld of 84 or nly the c t• s, but only 0 er In New le 11 Da over The nc 111 it here CHEERFUL JEMI>ANOR eod of the1966 • had cial ot olfpen •• • to Ne .,. Note ll>d rl Mr ' J118811 of· hir 11!11 Jlr. a. John Areb• d ~ · 0; '' I. ,.'' ,.' ·. . j1 D ' Bru·n ... '•• LO NGE Five .. better they met n, Aotrodome • llellliflnal CoD te •• Rai f 00111 ) "Tb8t was veey Wlb<1111, who that they ilacltD lniii!Piant I yeJn !JQm hi& loft 118 his rl&ht • we •t wry I out on 1ho In I l! NO•RNING '.' -,r-; " gettingalong QALITY nou1rishing H �,. ., 5 - The l'llll) >eniinol, l'omet•oy-llliddlepol·t, o., M&·ch ' . ' ' u·{I'' u·1'.. }. . 22,19~.~ ' ~ t: ' ' '~ . To Instruct at Wor~shop :'·. , , ...~~.· ~...~ , ~· ~l. ,:'}t, · ~· 111rce Mei"'S Countla'n• will be at POOil Will be •t, Tlw"".. ·•,..-d. · 041!1' lpstructors at a workohoj> l ·o r lpg ar.e aaktid ftO t¥e llt•lr!fach('I ,. a • ak ' I . J Us for Complete Counsel· lng, Free Demonstration. Ford sale8111en throughout the country with the average 3005PO memb~r sellingnearly$500,· AUTHORIZED 000 worih or automotive merchandise In 1967 to qualifY lor the Lawn , Garden , Grouii"as Equipment Specialist GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 992-2975 E. MaiD St. Pomeroy ' . national honor. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSmAL · ADMITTED: Mrs. Cecil Matlleny Leon· Olaf Thomas, Leon. DISCHARGED: Jack Wheeler, Pt. Pleasant; Barbara Barnette, Rockca&Ue; Naomi Wears, Pliny. -~····························: • FOR BETIER ROAD BUILDING · , . : -· It's The Allis-Chalmers Blade : Durable e Dependable ·•• •• 14" ROLL-AWAY MOLDBOARD FREE SWINGING BLADE ANGLE ADIUSIMENT, 6' LONG, FTrS SNAP COUPLER HITCHES IN SIOCKNOWI • • e e : WIUiamson'dtrm Supply . .. , . . IJiborah Ai11 ·RoblnooA, 17, dau&!>ler or !l'of- and Mrs. IAUI•,. M. RGb!nOOII, Henderson. escorted by Goqrge ·WUUamiCII, and ~~po~~sored b;r· the G. C, Murplty Society Elects Salesmen Honored For PerfoJ'Iilantes the data proceasing service . tenter' 2nd Army, Ft. Georp ~ H. Meade, Md., was !oUowed by l"f. PLEASANT - Tbree Two another two year stint at Ft. RivCr Motor Company saleamQII, Benjamin Harrison, this time as Michael Hardway • CIOJfat PUlexecutive oificer of the Arii\Y lins and w. J. Somerville, will Enilllled Evaluation Center. He be honored lor outstanding aales remained In that position until performance during 1967 at a 1967 when he trans,ferredto VIet- Ford 300-5110 Club banQietSaturnam. d>.:~, March 23 at the Netherland A gradlate of the Arm.y'sCom· Hilton Hotel In Cincinnati. noe 300-500 Club was founded Call , Write or Come to Sn In 1950 to recognize outstanding CGRAVELY '': .' by Ben Franldh! Store. Cit;y, Qhlo before entering the oa B. Bowen, ,Army 1n 1942, and making It his i · 'Your 'AHis-Chalmera cMale• ... • Salam St. Rutland, O. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Officers in ¥ . ltiOW ~N SJOC:K :; ), . • ,t;. ... 4'Jtda Rose Hall, 17, deoif#\ler of Mr. and Mrs. o. C, Hall, Pl. ' ~ . .: ) ' ' ' .( ,\>l, qlC " ... ., ' . ">'~-\;~ ,K ' . .. . . .. ,,, ;' f'" i ;~,, . ,, ~ }•'' .. SEED .· ~ POTATOES· Pleasant, es~ by Bob DoelIIPOftODred by the Shoe Center- ' !lnger aitd NEW HAVEN - Officers were ' elected by tile Woman's Misslonacy Society or the N"" Haven Firs! Chorch of God at tile home ' .. o1 Mrs. Rena Joh~son with Mrs. HOLZER HOSPITAL -.VIa~ Mary G!bb& and Mrs. E&tar King lng hours z-4 and 7-s p.m. PoJ>o as co.t<>atesaes. ents only on Pf!llatrlea Ward. Tbo meettng opeiled wlllt the . . ADMISSIONS group singing ·Blesoed Be The HoeiDch Mri. 11oi\ald E. Justice, Name. VIola R011ah led In prayBy Bob · 121 Bastian! Drln•l Mrs.E~~e er. Roll call was answered by Brumfield, 46 V e St.l c · naming a favorite aprlng wild ' ThOmas, 843 Second Ave,J Mrs. flower. The secretary's report Members of Ohio Phi Chapter or Beta Sl(pn& Phi SOrority, Curti& L. .Cox, Rt. 2 Gllllpolis; was given by Eleanor Davis and under tile chairmanshiP of Mrs, Bony Bawttngs, wiU be Runell !b.YfDn. Vlrtan; Mn. • the treasurer's report was by life In the artllllll RegiOnal Miss America Pageant to be s:ta Jesse R. ChiPman. Rt. 2,Patrlol; Eilgor Gr- Patriot ,aaf Rt.; F••e c•~ter. !lie reported Pomeroy on MJ14, ~ -~.. Th ~·eant w1U be loaded with txtp-ll~t IDeal talelil doing pre.. ""&. ... ~•• 0. HutchinSon. Rt. ' · that all Items on tile budpt lor • ·• to t. There'U be ~ - ""' entaUons betWeen the _,..,_ phase• of lh• co~ ~. , 2 ~n; LOnnie A. IIIOCoy, tll';i:"'~~.:;".:.:U~t·was da,..,e routines by chorus lroo~~• and som6·great oldlovol'lte' Rt. z Bldwoii;·Mrl. Beeeher I. given by tile stewardship til roc- SOng' WIU be used 1D tntroib:o variouo phSaeo of the' cOIIIPeiiUon. Dans, Vlnto~ •• Albert H. Wll;tr, ""'"' 51 tor, Iva Capehart, Not only wiU M!IB Ohio-~- ture wiU be torn down to make Rt. I Pt. Plef.oant; Was · Group I ol!lcers, preienied b;r eta lloblnson ~~ ~- be on room fDr a modern bulldljlg the J. WUilams, Pt. P.leasant~)Irs, . tile nominating committee were hand lor the lOcal evem. bu!John downstairs or which wiU be uaed Josaphlne J!, Meade, Pt. , lea.,. elected as follow&, President- Layne, trl·•t4ie talent contest lor the shop and the o~~staJrs as anti Mrs. Warren G, m..t<, Rt. •- ·~eared on lhe J<ley 111utland; Mrs, Charles II. StewO'""'a Fields·, Parllmentariall- 1· .... w nner wnu . . llving qyarter•· .. •~ Wddl--rt·, Mrs. Ethel Plc&!e Erwin· Hlstorlen - Bonnie BlshilP shoW 1 few IIIOitlhs back, Nearby, of coorse, work has - ~ Fields; ·ihwardohlp - Jilta Me- w!U be on hand .10 sing sevl!l"",l begun on lite new quarters orThe ken&, RavensWood; Mrs. F r • d D~el; Publlcatloos - R e n • lllmber•· Johll hao ~ 10- Farmars Bank and sovi111seo. Goo!, Ironton; Homer·L. WUilamJohniiOII, and Finance Director-~ cally wlllt the BtgltendMin81i"els · tion.l!ln, W, Va.; FloyliW, CorIva Capellarl. , anina alwr.ya a h~PDint In the BRYAN WIGAL, sono!Mr.and an, Jackson; lira, Carl F. P~ Next montll's meeting will be ohoW•· Mrs. AlbertW!gaJ,Proapect,loJ>o . ker, Jock&on; M!"o. ~....,0 ' held on April 4 at the home of You con kMtk lor tho sorority merlyol Raclne,IOOkpartlnthe Houaer, Rt. 1 Wi~Joton; Harland . ' ·' Faye corpeater. Hostesoes lor 10 pull some pleattant ~Ia out solo and ensemble cont)etltkln A, .Story, Rt. 2 Albai\Y; Donald each montll'o meeting were atio or tile hat and come If> wl1lt an oll1strict nat Port Clinton. w. Slaf(er, Sr., Jockso!'l M r •·· aelectecL Devotions were pre- OlfOellent eveni'1! or entertainThe comPetition was held ..,. Mll¥11• E. Com, Oak H1l1; Glen sented by Orpha Fields. !ile also mont, . . _ ~ , ..1 !M~ tM Sfl1jto'ijt\'~ e~oYl' l!i~!lt\l"~f.C 1 o<ll w~u:! reed a poem uBuild Me A~..,." ~~ the Pomeroy u ........ Ed t'..;:n n. o1 "'"I.W oji,~ cGupotl Chairirunt,.-·f'ansy · s1111e'Wlilb0tume61nto a color- ~rln ~;:.;Is p '"ifdirit 1.1\'f.'Wirren G. ~~J!t- .1 Fry,. urged lite members to con- ful summer garden•~IDI!ortlle Fred lloberla chairman. RUtland, Claat8htor, S,:19·. o.· m. tlilue saving Belt1 Crocker coo- pageant. Tho Chester Garden Wipl's tuba solo was Salllng ThUI'sdan Mrs. Jesae R. · ~ JIOIIS. Club Ia handlil1! a srelit deal .or the MiaJtty DeeP ror which he r~ . lnai!,Thur~ 2 Pltrlot, son. 6.0B P. The president, Orpha Fields, the detail In creating ~ •1111• celved a n ratl118• He was com- m. ~HARGES ·' • Charles W, Bays, Mro, appointed tile following commit- setting. .. plltnentod b.Y the judges on hla 1 tees, Memborohlp - Mary Sisk • style o1 P!lprw. AU solo• hod tD S. ~vln ...._... piwJ cautiiD, and Drue Hart; Auditing- Faye PLEASANT ROSE a.ynolds be memorized. ~d were judged llrl. j ;A, Ellla, l!ainuei 111110 Carpenter and Iva Capehart, and Thuroday observed herf1tiiii1JIIo bY 1 panel of 20 JUdse•· . Glover Mra, G""'e Low~ Okey Telephone _ &te Erwin. An ex- versary at the Citizen• Natlonal Stuclonts rePresenti'1! ttbands ' · ~b Kemeth Taylor, ecutlve board meeting would be Bank In )Uddli!I)Ort. llooe began parttc!jloted .tn. tho ~lion !:,ve~n ~Johnson, Mro,Charles held at lite home of Faye Car- her e-•loyment there .0 March • or the students """ "w and Bryan wa. one H . Cr·~- and ln(ant son, Mrs, penter on Monday, March 25 and 21 19Zl. Many wiU Will) to join ·-•-- the Elsln ~ ... '' - ' . the State ~Fin& Convention will 8 column 1n extiildiai:congrat'- ~"::i;',;',L Bryan wiU gr.Ute Robert o: Preston and ln(ant .< , Step up to tho popular to hp MP 10 be at tile Trinity Church of God ulaUona. from that schOol In May. dau&hler, " , and l~e 1 Dlscover how ,it .ai~:S J9U In HunUngton on AprU 26 and , I' · • · . tho • belt 'of ,both · worl~•· ·,.po!tY 27 RA CINE WAY, Mrs. Lie FAMI'Y RESCUED ·: · atick·ehlft fgr 1hat .yo~na·aeJieratlon .An Interesting and.lnlorJRative Lee,Up vocal Win 1"~_,-!. b. .... _ ~ music s,.;trvtsor at '-"'I'WI._.., aNCINNATI (UPI) - J:lr•~ ~ feelin_s • , ,. 1~nd 1 th"e ~ext- .~ee~1btns _ .; to alitQmetic; tran·lmlsalon, VIHib;le pr<>SI"am WOS preaented by Mrs, Soutl\em ll!Kit School, .iajn .J!!• I. Mary Cellini, n, lli4 !Jer five~ 'i' 'spoed Drive, It leta .Y<Ju select ave Howard Stevens, formerly or planning staps lor ~ ann;J,l . JV chUdten wer8 rescued b.Y Ill:-" r Y . • ~Ifterent ~peeda In eat:t, geu. With· Tokyo, Japan. The socleQI has varlet1 shoW. tD be giYOD by w>- • PT. P' ~'""..... . _ Eitibtlo.oter men Monday trorh. the third , out to~chlniJ clutch or tbi'btt~~· )d~Y·' been studying about Japan lor the cal music student>, Jn· ~UoJ!o ...,.....,..,, 0oor or 1 buntlni 8-.d . · ., · \ns the se)eciOf• lever forward ,.Input three months. a spring co,..,ert b belrc P..,. 111artdparento In tile (.aida state ltl>altment ttoUJe. The blue, -· . . ·; 1 · , ·· crease• speed, easins .lt Qa<:k ~· At tile close of the meeting, pared. Hoipltal prolram ~ a14~ which cause~)~ $780 loss; wu TradJ·S .tll .. duce' speed. And p)~cd In the 1JU'f~ relreshmenls were aerved tD IVa ,. ·tiente were l!l"ldlstt!!l r blamed · on 1 short.:Jrcult In . 992·5,101 · pollliqn, it diaengaaeo the m~tcli . Capehart, ~Fields, Eleanor THE PPMEROYFLOWER~. and received tllelr certlllcatea. -1dt.:hetl wiring. •p.~!fttrCI•Y, Ohio . · and applieo the brake . .. Daria, Viola Roush, Drue Hart, oPer•tod b.Y )jr, and Mri. liiiJ. Certtncate• were prealletUo Pansy Fey, Orpha Field&, Anna lard van Meter, has pUrchased Ralpb Gllib~~t MrL WUber MalJohnson, Lucille PUweU, Ne111e the vacated Lutheran Church on lotte, Mra.'')iq, Meeilck,' MrL ..;.,. u-'-, '" . r lea Grt!ham, Dudding, Faye Carpenter, RIta ButterJiut Ave., umoed lor leY. R·..,, "'""" ·'."l.:tllll" McDaniel, &te Erwin, and Tam! eral yean. The p~eaent Maudo Yq(lill, · ~IIY Datil' and Stevens. Charlotle ' Cundlll by Harry Wallace, tl1rictDr of tile CCpl· BeaL ••of the Bend,.. puttl= Eta <tiJ.H 8 ana , uJ ' '• I • :. •true· ,.,tMill !1 Actloll GIGI!P... Joe or~··· llopartaloat Eelioiomtc9lale ~. iPoM lo .... ~. ~ tii.t there l• ·q!>ll a~ lo be niilto.by peopiJ ~ , . . . of ace 9r Ol&r, ,llld: tile .l!lilo4 · .Gttn& aboupt to. tilt · '(ldldr!ll at tile hoil\llal rttiP ~ IM!!IW. .. fl:omthl.~am. ' b, McCULLOCH· No more manual oiling of bar .and chain, it's automaticl This new McCulloch saves t11ne, saves weight, saves work and saves you btg mone~. l)ur: , lng special introductory offer, you get a $35 -e~es> . sory kit FREE! Limited time only. Hurry! , · N AT SQGAR RUM ' FOR ·, FIELD SEEM ·. FERT.ILIZER additive and filing gu1de. ·. il' ·· . .. - ·'· ' ''·. : ' ·~ !:;,"" _t...... "' ,'!I'd 1tb. ·I .f -..~• . ~.':.:r"w.•• •;. end (~5 RETAIL VALUE) ·~ ' . .\ Ten accessories: Extra chatn, f~ ~ can, bar guard, flat file •. ,.,..~ ft1,el , depth puge, wed!le, ~n&•ne ool, fue - W!N~R . , . , P,l.i.J4 : • BEACH Sl!J)INGSj !\ •'Flo. < (U!>l)-Tom Welo~Q~t'• .. ~ l'loc4t jlnllhln dij,Piful n....' Nrilld . him 113 iiiil .... Uc 18-10 AUTOMAnC SELF-OIUIII CHAIN SAW .. K!JNEV ' . ' it ' .,.. " '· .;/ :;; • ! • '. .·, ~·~~~~~~Sol~!_: ... .!.'.- , ~~. • . , ~· > "" , •• '''O,.c ., • Ilu!......,., . . lilt ... . ana ahl rm SAfE $$$$$ a cowllni fUINITUII . ....... '595.00 · i =-- 'PRESSES /. USED CARS Ply~•uth 1950 4 Dr. ~.JOd ' J ~an, 52,000 actual miles, One owner. Very tondition :J95'7 For4/4•r. s.•an ' • • ' ··6 tyl. Std. tra11.1. A reaJ,fishing car ' ~ ' ' ;' ·J7-BUI~k-' 4dr.. Sedan us ' &•I'' , ol.. a1f offer · -••• ' • -~ • • • ' '. · ·. ' . . Project fells ' . ' ' . ( Of Au~ · C&,re •·· . . To 4-H Member . Meigs Property I belong to tile Big Bend Boy& 4-H Club. Last year our club took Auto care and Safety las Its project. Tills prOJect tell a about au I o care and safety on t(te highway. This article w!U tell how Ibis proJect helped me. We did several tlllngs, ouch is a hi&!>way hazard hiDit. on this trip we t.-aveled lite roedsoCiiletssCOUnt;y and looked tor iuch hazards ai· weeds growing Found stsns, broken pavement ®II b II n d , - 1), ' ·. ·<Rc.m•ler · · ·. · '· Dr :Sed3n: 8 cyl. Std. trans. Ru~s 0!{. Prl~ed to . , LeWI•hpeir Transfers •HEAtiNG •PLUMBING •ROOFING -FOR- . Raeioo. Dulcie J. Reibel and Rd>erl J, Reibel to Dorothy L. Young, ' LEWIS REPAIR ·SilVIa Lots, Middleport. Stanley B, Jones, doc., to Anna L. Jones, Cert. for Trans., Salla- bucy. ~bll D>ersbach, Commisohtner, Worley A. Kennedy, dec., to Zelia Kennedy, .30 A., Rutenilnes, transmissions, a n d land. wheels. EmeriCII McDoleandADn&VirJed Webate:, the Chief of Poglnta McDole, to Patrick E. Mc- curves. On another trip we Went tD local pa statl111 to study llee, met with us at a regular meeting to dl!lcuss sat~ pro · Dole, 10 Acres~ Lebanon. Commodore Ruggles and Felendures. Another aection 0! tile ael RugglestoPieasieBareerand projeot was · concerned with lnMartha Barger, 104.35 Acres, suranc·e and upkeep, and to1· this Salem. meeting our guest was a loeal Wy!Ue F. Davls to Theodore insurahee agent. T, Reed Jr., and Nancy B. Reed, This concludes lilY arUele exLot, Pomeroy. cept for ono thing; If you are In Frederick A. Swatzol, dec., to 4-H I would oncourap yoor club Glenora Swatzel, cert. [or to take litiS project because it Trans., Letart, will help you In tile Cutore. - By Frankie Picken~ et al, Robert John Wiles, Big Be!id llo.Y• 4-H C. Harlenbach, Steril!, to MarClub. garet Brown, Wanda Meredith, and Charlo& ll Pickens, Parcels, 0ij'6!• , · - ~! 1 ,,, J.,..:'_:_!;·;,J..~L .J~ J! , .,OlarlJf ill:r Mall, ""'l""'l' llall; ~ w. Hall, and Geneva Hall to Marion A. HBU, Parcels, OlIve. Dlocontlnued Coin The United States millted a :>1kent coin in quantity at Carson City, Nev., in 1875. The coin was not popular. however, and was soon dls- Tilt Dlhi'INI ••• lllllr Try our Fiat's plush new 850 Find 0111 , how mucb run top perform...,., htutdlll1l and comfort can be, Take It on the tougb roods; watch it romp lltnlutJb tloo CUI'\'M and bump&, This bundle a( pep Is loaded wllb ~ toreo - standard, not extras, Even tlte tachometer IJ standard. FlAT 850. SMITH FIAT SALES St1te Rt.1 ..... . . continued. FOR THESE Value- Rate• BLAETTNARS USED CARS FOR A,:BEllER' BUY· ON 65 .Ol.smo•ll• $1,795.00 USED CARS llyn. 118 4 dr, Hard 'tOp. ~til all white tintah, Po'!Or Steeritw. Power brakes. Automaik ~· Owned,b,y .. local aoJC pro. ~ I JOHN WILES . $3,495.00 ' ' ·, . 1967FIAUDOOR Radi" and·Retter, WIS 'nres 64 Ford T-Bird . . . .. . . . $2195 Lenctau 2 d<, H. T., turquoise with while vinyl top, like- .. Inside and out, radio, new w/a/w/ tires, tilt-away . whtel, tinted glass, 32,000 actual mile&, looks an:lnm1 ' ' brim new. 67 Olih Toronaclo H.T. FuU poweilociudfng 6-way seat, radio, tinted tlrM, deluxe wheel dlocs, factory alr-condltlonllW, · tulburgundy finish With black Interior. Sold us. \965 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. nd Heater 19~4l'ORDGAlAxiE 500 Radio 8 cyl. 2 Dr. Fl. T, f . steering, Radio ond Heoler, Aut. Trans. Wi.S 'l'lrto ;., .. - - •. - -· ~--- """"="- ~!"'~~ "!.""!!' ·--............ ":" i . ' • Trans. 65 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Door .. i : Auto. trans., power brakes, pcwer steerlllj, tinted glass, new wls lw tires, dark gree11· wilb matching interior . 64 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. -----:-::7.>. Six cyl. automatic t.-ana., ndlo, w/o/w/ tlr.!!i,:!~ mateh!ng Interior, ing, ' ' · ~~ ,... llltiOilllcl!l ai&Jidllr. u.'.1. '\ ' < ' 65 Olds Starfire 2 Dr. H.T •... ,. . AilloclltiOn' · c~ It Conada;i '·~ X, '"' ..._.-~ ...,,, was a~w,.. ..f,wr. .• ~..... ~.;..·) ' . ..', .....-c• -~1 r "; . -~ '~ ~ .:t ~Of" ~ Ill the !""'"-'!."'ti>litrl -;,ri • ' ·~Jj : 1, •...t:Ji' "' '' ·• duririi 'Ule 'Ho.~ON l (J 2, ele.nicptacy 3 and 4, elomen- YOU'J'li'ASI'IEDFOR;n'l.:.; . ~•. belllcJeo ~- .1 W1llit ~ tary $ and-6; and-Jioi!oi 'h I i h. '11tilt; qi.l,unut t;a JOi~,peci. '!lltll 'Uti~· ,ror:IIH¥11n'*'!ftll!illl? Some material~ wUI b!'ror aale pie, ' lhei•'PI'GI>~• ,Jtild plea... Jlutif ,doll't,fblnk these bof•~ at the worktb<'l). · . ure~~; 11\ib ~iti• ~ ·~4.\o •to bio ll:itll!!l!l wuiu :nl~ ~t. A slll!l!ar. work~ has been.. l!itll ihe rest 01 Helen JielJtUol; .8)0,. « cooir..,, jjya cllirereftt sch.Wled lor Mardt 30 at 11\o u· lloleoinea laual)o Don'l¥1"'' \bllill tllllp ....811Luc•IY!J~ Ch!ll"c!lt. ..:·. dodJt a serli>UI 91~il1on .wttli. ~ 'l,ns )i>o: far? -1- . fiiNKI!i~ ,FABI',. •!• · ln:Uilt.o!l. : · "' '~ . . Dear-s;F.: .. , ·.. · · , ..................... , ...... .:; .. ..........,...., ...,.,,.,.,' Soild .~ to~ Qle~s I )lope not! · . ·• ' i , ' ··•·r;;;:·~ · ~etf&k~;;tiea . to 1oom iiBKED,F.Qltn',care lib'. c:.vntcat ok!LG.A.)',(''I!IIi'.. . ·lor teacherio lrilf.'ba held by or 118141!1 1101~ -usLtlllf~apa.. Guessing Aplo Per~'') the Alphi Omicron .ChiiJ)Ier or ~r. . : ,. t. sayalhlnsa ~re BD!niJdllaa)'OIII" . Delta K - Gaguna Society LONG AND SHOR'I' OF, ·r t 'i• i&I pl~~·~•'deD>anct~~·. t 3 m 9JndaysttlleMc- Dear<·Hill!ll: . .?·.· ....,.lnmltihllillahol1wlten~ -~ran:· Dementery SchOll!, 1 aee wliere "l!IOJ'rt. ~ lor .lire• .~ 1Jn8!"4t>f!as· .:. H., Mra: Herold souer, prealderll, . to bring back 10111 ild!t• -' ~r IIO!idi , ' , III"IIOUOiced; ' hal! way to. )'0111" ankiO. tall ' I 11111 ctugrt , lletWteD I Wo ~over m•terlll!.• .~.abev~rase , Giloot.• '' the ·tea wU1 , time til& ~awwetho,~serc . cholcoa. ·A IDrorllrJIOI'fllooom.~ be -~"'!·~ a "'f~ !111~ be menil>Or~~thi!Vlnion~·· able lhlnia waa De' Ina up .~ 1 can U( Teo:~,. · ' · 1r Future Teacher• A11oe"- pnalion, my Dad tell~ tne. 'Ute ·wbo j 11 1<1n<1 .at ~. and 1 tim. ADna Rouser IIIII- flrat time altlrta wjlnll!)tort wao don't roil~): like· hbll. 1te would dred ~III.Y Will preliehl tile In the .l lllarbli ~~•• "!""' .be nat_lered, and_,l'ni oure rd , ' ·· !U:otti.-am: and ~cW 111111lc people ·IJrst started ~ a1sl let oeveral more date~ out of ; FOR • .:~ ..Y'wioNI wlll ' be pre-..l by Vlnlon money. \ ' . I~ · plus an lnvUat!on tD tho big are&llfOliPI, , · I made a·otudJ Of st,ylei In ,.... .,...1 bell. •, Wi'Wii'f&'IJ'tn 1Y117Wbii .::::::~:=:W::::~.;:;::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:·: laUm to prollf8rlt.)', ·. UdfouM . on the other haOO, J oould ask •' · .. that tile loqor .women's altlrta Jim. He walkt me to claaoes ., ! WV 2;H3f ' · ATTENDS MEETING become, tile Poorer lo tile coonwalks tt)e home and he' I 01 IIIOiiT .WI'""'I NEW HAVEN - , Mrs. David ir)' .li a liltole. 'llie hlglter they really ha~q but not much : ' Field&, Jr., secrolary ol the hlkt, tile more we havelq...,._ Cor dating, Noi that he' a a.JI.-eroy Flower S!loP. State WoJIWl'• ¥1~ /$>- Couid tile deiiiPI:• ~·trying plnstllrla- he ..,Pya dancea, , 11'. Moil ·' '"m•IOJi · cl~. receillly attended"' Exec- to tell ua sometldns'/ - ECON- and rm aure he Ukes me, but lira. ll!llol'd Von lletor : utlve Committee nieoilng or lite oM!cs st:tJD,ENT he clol!•'t wlllt to get tied clown. Main Sireet Chur<Jt of God Dear Student: So 1 can ellher Iettie Cor aeln Charleston. . 0n1y thet tllerve riddetl · tile cur!IY Willt a boy not crazy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ mini ao rar aolt can lP>. and now about, or take a.pmble Oll a su:r lltey IIIIUre li'a tlilierora'cliili110. I like ,- and run the rlsit of beAncl for my mone,y, tile mid- lng dateless lite rest of I h ·o leltl1h llkirt Is a chaage !or-the year. ,Pll . die If I don't get a worse! - ll. · bid to tllat spring balll • · !liar ltelen: ' Whic!lt?. STYMIED IN ... '.t;. IQOMS~ . ' \ / .... M,Y girlfriend and I have been STOCKTON i1>1nS toptller lor 1botrt ayear. Dear S.LS.: SotldenJJ( her mothar domanded Take a gamble oo tile su:r fllst ilte date ollter 1111<.. 'so she you llkt. It's more honest. Bahao bo!in IOini not wllh· three &Ideo, If ..You date a "llitam'' A R . "8 boy lor ~. he'll senaelt, -.....:=...::;:..= · ..::::..:..::· and dlmp fOil before the spring bell - I hopei - ll lr PHIL PASTORET Dear ltelen: · The· only trouble willl the Wh011 I was living at home, I n~w · ~sandwich" quarters is had a dream almost evei.-)' nl&!>t. ' ' that' there'• · mig h IY lew It aeemed that someone waa tcypl,ceo you can . buy· one with lng to ·murder my mother and that particular coin. I alwau mod her just In the ' ' ' nick of lime. Ste and I nevor "' ~ ~ '!'he wise man ltdrm sOt along, but now we do, and -. .. JUit Unpedc"i . ' from a mlstalu, the hamat lite dreams have IIDppecl. What man owm rlp to Qne, and · Girls' New Sprlilt · · did lltey mean? - C. J• the fooliah man trie• 10 blame a miatake on one of Dear C: !he others. Freud rm not, but Pd guess the dreams meant you wanted • • • The olflc:e Lothario dDI!Sn'l what you llnally sot- your rno know the r,•0•fl ..">'tli_._.,lit 'about tlt~r·· rrtend!'hlp. rm .. glad ~ij~V,1 '~·~'!:: ' tt; "'• .., · ~ ~<•~· .. ~ WANT AN S.O.S. Bu:M'Ofn '!'0 JOIN THE <•sr AMP .OUT STEADYING" CLUB, SEND A DIME ~ND A STAMPEii, SELFADDRFS<lED ENVELOPE TO flnan~el but he'a an dpert in HELEN'S S.o.s. CLUB, P. o. the sta k· market. BOY. 9997, SACRAMENTO, CAL• • • IFORNIA, 95823. HURRY, THEY'RE GOING FAST! ·!rom 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at tile ' Gallipo>lli ·Grace Me t h o d I a t Church. · Six relljlUrce periMila from the Portsmouth Dlllrlct will be condueling workoltopa for tile varlDIIB uiaCitera and included In th31 group are Mrs. Harold Sauer .'1!!q :'Ill, ~ch olem'!fltary, Vii• 6; 'Mr~: c, F. Tompkins, director ol CIJ.ristlsn FAuca· II'!" lor tile district, whose area ~ Instruction Will be lor edmlntwtrators; lind the Rev. Glen Hlleo who w!U ,Instruct In the P~ of audio visual aide. 1 .The reglalratlon I"'! whleh wiD * FULT"N "'""'-dparenf8 u....,..._ ' ,, • CoJnpanf. March tv1eeting 'I .r '': vhors scheduled for Saturday . klnda*:prten. ~~~11' . and · . ( ' aJ Sial! COI!ep EDGEWOOD !lllSENAL, 11!1. mand ~ Genef . · . - t. Col. Jl>e F, ~I..nbercy , J't• Leavenworth, Kon., and !lim L mod command ol tile erous data processing oourll4ll baa a&su tanl General Data PrO' his decqrations and awards II: ::~~vice Center • tenant elude tile Bron•e star and Arm dlvlty at Ibis Army c~mlcal : Commendation Medals. a Ito Is married to the forme commodity center. II d ...Ill or Ml 1lt teran data s,ystems of. June Ferre ' auw• r ficere;;ived here after a year arid Mrs. J. C~ Ferrell, oC : . tour of dlty as chief of the data ""'"· • Olllo. Colonel and service division at the Hea~- ~loenlterry currently re tors, u.s. Army, Vietnam. He wltll their son, COlby, s.;,t,},!~ is a native of ayracuae, Qttlo. Everett Rd., Edgewood ' A 1939 bachelor of science Md. ~. te ol Ohio University COl. The colonel's latller, Mr. Ben: gra~a '....., . In F ~isenbercy lives In ~loenbercy was a hi&!> sc•.,.., Jam . • "" . In""··· at Jun. ~rocuso and his motller, ~s. teacher and pr • ..,.. · • ' live& irt Florida. .A throe -year tour as chief or ' :~~!'~~~hoo~=~~~r::;:. er~.=~~~e:~hOO: ... Of Edge~Od/1 .. e:ar~r. I· ., ,, ) I .. ' " ' ~(; ' V-8 1 auto. on noor With CORIOle, power brakes, ncllo,. tinted glaaa, torqUOtae wlllt while vinyl IJarlor, _-- ' ' �,. ., 5 - The l'llll) >eniinol, l'omet•oy-llliddlepol·t, o., M&·ch ' . ' ' u·{I'' u·1'.. }. . 22,19~.~ ' ~ t: ' ' '~ . To Instruct at Wor~shop :'·. , , ...~~.· ~...~ , ~· ~l. ,:'}t, · ~· 111rce Mei"'S Countla'n• will be at POOil Will be •t, Tlw"".. ·•,..-d. · 041!1' lpstructors at a workohoj> l ·o r lpg ar.e aaktid ftO t¥e llt•lr!fach('I ,. a • ak ' I . J Us for Complete Counsel· lng, Free Demonstration. Ford sale8111en throughout the country with the average 3005PO memb~r sellingnearly$500,· AUTHORIZED 000 worih or automotive merchandise In 1967 to qualifY lor the Lawn , Garden , Grouii"as Equipment Specialist GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 992-2975 E. MaiD St. Pomeroy ' . national honor. PLEASANT VALLEY HOSmAL · ADMITTED: Mrs. Cecil Matlleny Leon· Olaf Thomas, Leon. DISCHARGED: Jack Wheeler, Pt. Pleasant; Barbara Barnette, Rockca&Ue; Naomi Wears, Pliny. -~····························: • FOR BETIER ROAD BUILDING · , . : -· It's The Allis-Chalmers Blade : Durable e Dependable ·•• •• 14" ROLL-AWAY MOLDBOARD FREE SWINGING BLADE ANGLE ADIUSIMENT, 6' LONG, FTrS SNAP COUPLER HITCHES IN SIOCKNOWI • • e e : WIUiamson'dtrm Supply . .. , . . IJiborah Ai11 ·RoblnooA, 17, dau&!>ler or !l'of- and Mrs. IAUI•,. M. RGb!nOOII, Henderson. escorted by Goqrge ·WUUamiCII, and ~~po~~sored b;r· the G. C, Murplty Society Elects Salesmen Honored For PerfoJ'Iilantes the data proceasing service . tenter' 2nd Army, Ft. Georp ~ H. Meade, Md., was !oUowed by l"f. PLEASANT - Tbree Two another two year stint at Ft. RivCr Motor Company saleamQII, Benjamin Harrison, this time as Michael Hardway • CIOJfat PUlexecutive oificer of the Arii\Y lins and w. J. Somerville, will Enilllled Evaluation Center. He be honored lor outstanding aales remained In that position until performance during 1967 at a 1967 when he trans,ferredto VIet- Ford 300-5110 Club banQietSaturnam. d>.:~, March 23 at the Netherland A gradlate of the Arm.y'sCom· Hilton Hotel In Cincinnati. noe 300-500 Club was founded Call , Write or Come to Sn In 1950 to recognize outstanding CGRAVELY '': .' by Ben Franldh! Store. Cit;y, Qhlo before entering the oa B. Bowen, ,Army 1n 1942, and making It his i · 'Your 'AHis-Chalmera cMale• ... • Salam St. Rutland, O. • •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Officers in ¥ . ltiOW ~N SJOC:K :; ), . • ,t;. ... 4'Jtda Rose Hall, 17, deoif#\ler of Mr. and Mrs. o. C, Hall, Pl. ' ~ . .: ) ' ' ' .( ,\>l, qlC " ... ., ' . ">'~-\;~ ,K ' . .. . . .. ,,, ;' f'" i ;~,, . ,, ~ }•'' .. SEED .· ~ POTATOES· Pleasant, es~ by Bob DoelIIPOftODred by the Shoe Center- ' !lnger aitd NEW HAVEN - Officers were ' elected by tile Woman's Misslonacy Society or the N"" Haven Firs! Chorch of God at tile home ' .. o1 Mrs. Rena Joh~son with Mrs. HOLZER HOSPITAL -.VIa~ Mary G!bb& and Mrs. E&tar King lng hours z-4 and 7-s p.m. PoJ>o as co.t<>atesaes. ents only on Pf!llatrlea Ward. Tbo meettng opeiled wlllt the . . ADMISSIONS group singing ·Blesoed Be The HoeiDch Mri. 11oi\ald E. Justice, Name. VIola R011ah led In prayBy Bob · 121 Bastian! Drln•l Mrs.E~~e er. Roll call was answered by Brumfield, 46 V e St.l c · naming a favorite aprlng wild ' ThOmas, 843 Second Ave,J Mrs. flower. The secretary's report Members of Ohio Phi Chapter or Beta Sl(pn& Phi SOrority, Curti& L. .Cox, Rt. 2 Gllllpolis; was given by Eleanor Davis and under tile chairmanshiP of Mrs, Bony Bawttngs, wiU be Runell !b.YfDn. Vlrtan; Mn. • the treasurer's report was by life In the artllllll RegiOnal Miss America Pageant to be s:ta Jesse R. ChiPman. Rt. 2,Patrlol; Eilgor Gr- Patriot ,aaf Rt.; F••e c•~ter. !lie reported Pomeroy on MJ14, ~ -~.. Th ~·eant w1U be loaded with txtp-ll~t IDeal talelil doing pre.. ""&. ... ~•• 0. HutchinSon. Rt. ' · that all Items on tile budpt lor • ·• to t. There'U be ~ - ""' entaUons betWeen the _,..,_ phase• of lh• co~ ~. , 2 ~n; LOnnie A. IIIOCoy, tll';i:"'~~.:;".:.:U~t·was da,..,e routines by chorus lroo~~• and som6·great oldlovol'lte' Rt. z Bldwoii;·Mrl. Beeeher I. given by tile stewardship til roc- SOng' WIU be used 1D tntroib:o variouo phSaeo of the' cOIIIPeiiUon. Dans, Vlnto~ •• Albert H. Wll;tr, ""'"' 51 tor, Iva Capehart, Not only wiU M!IB Ohio-~- ture wiU be torn down to make Rt. I Pt. Plef.oant; Was · Group I ol!lcers, preienied b;r eta lloblnson ~~ ~- be on room fDr a modern bulldljlg the J. WUilams, Pt. P.leasant~)Irs, . tile nominating committee were hand lor the lOcal evem. bu!John downstairs or which wiU be uaed Josaphlne J!, Meade, Pt. , lea.,. elected as follow&, President- Layne, trl·•t4ie talent contest lor the shop and the o~~staJrs as anti Mrs. Warren G, m..t<, Rt. •- ·~eared on lhe J<ley 111utland; Mrs, Charles II. StewO'""'a Fields·, Parllmentariall- 1· .... w nner wnu . . llving qyarter•· .. •~ Wddl--rt·, Mrs. Ethel Plc&!e Erwin· Hlstorlen - Bonnie BlshilP shoW 1 few IIIOitlhs back, Nearby, of coorse, work has - ~ Fields; ·ihwardohlp - Jilta Me- w!U be on hand .10 sing sevl!l"",l begun on lite new quarters orThe ken&, RavensWood; Mrs. F r • d D~el; Publlcatloos - R e n • lllmber•· Johll hao ~ 10- Farmars Bank and sovi111seo. Goo!, Ironton; Homer·L. WUilamJohniiOII, and Finance Director-~ cally wlllt the BtgltendMin81i"els · tion.l!ln, W, Va.; FloyliW, CorIva Capellarl. , anina alwr.ya a h~PDint In the BRYAN WIGAL, sono!Mr.and an, Jackson; lira, Carl F. P~ Next montll's meeting will be ohoW•· Mrs. AlbertW!gaJ,Proapect,loJ>o . ker, Jock&on; M!"o. ~....,0 ' held on April 4 at the home of You con kMtk lor tho sorority merlyol Raclne,IOOkpartlnthe Houaer, Rt. 1 Wi~Joton; Harland . ' ·' Faye corpeater. Hostesoes lor 10 pull some pleattant ~Ia out solo and ensemble cont)etltkln A, .Story, Rt. 2 Albai\Y; Donald each montll'o meeting were atio or tile hat and come If> wl1lt an oll1strict nat Port Clinton. w. Slaf(er, Sr., Jockso!'l M r •·· aelectecL Devotions were pre- OlfOellent eveni'1! or entertainThe comPetition was held ..,. Mll¥11• E. Com, Oak H1l1; Glen sented by Orpha Fields. !ile also mont, . . _ ~ , ..1 !M~ tM Sfl1jto'ijt\'~ e~oYl' l!i~!lt\l"~f.C 1 o<ll w~u:! reed a poem uBuild Me A~..,." ~~ the Pomeroy u ........ Ed t'..;:n n. o1 "'"I.W oji,~ cGupotl Chairirunt,.-·f'ansy · s1111e'Wlilb0tume61nto a color- ~rln ~;:.;Is p '"ifdirit 1.1\'f.'Wirren G. ~~J!t- .1 Fry,. urged lite members to con- ful summer garden•~IDI!ortlle Fred lloberla chairman. RUtland, Claat8htor, S,:19·. o.· m. tlilue saving Belt1 Crocker coo- pageant. Tho Chester Garden Wipl's tuba solo was Salllng ThUI'sdan Mrs. Jesae R. · ~ JIOIIS. Club Ia handlil1! a srelit deal .or the MiaJtty DeeP ror which he r~ . lnai!,Thur~ 2 Pltrlot, son. 6.0B P. The president, Orpha Fields, the detail In creating ~ •1111• celved a n ratl118• He was com- m. ~HARGES ·' • Charles W, Bays, Mro, appointed tile following commit- setting. .. plltnentod b.Y the judges on hla 1 tees, Memborohlp - Mary Sisk • style o1 P!lprw. AU solo• hod tD S. ~vln ...._... piwJ cautiiD, and Drue Hart; Auditing- Faye PLEASANT ROSE a.ynolds be memorized. ~d were judged llrl. j ;A, Ellla, l!ainuei 111110 Carpenter and Iva Capehart, and Thuroday observed herf1tiiii1JIIo bY 1 panel of 20 JUdse•· . Glover Mra, G""'e Low~ Okey Telephone _ &te Erwin. An ex- versary at the Citizen• Natlonal Stuclonts rePresenti'1! ttbands ' · ~b Kemeth Taylor, ecutlve board meeting would be Bank In )Uddli!I)Ort. llooe began parttc!jloted .tn. tho ~lion !:,ve~n ~Johnson, Mro,Charles held at lite home of Faye Car- her e-•loyment there .0 March • or the students """ "w and Bryan wa. one H . Cr·~- and ln(ant son, Mrs, penter on Monday, March 25 and 21 19Zl. Many wiU Will) to join ·-•-- the Elsln ~ ... '' - ' . the State ~Fin& Convention will 8 column 1n extiildiai:congrat'- ~"::i;',;',L Bryan wiU gr.Ute Robert o: Preston and ln(ant .< , Step up to tho popular to hp MP 10 be at tile Trinity Church of God ulaUona. from that schOol In May. dau&hler, " , and l~e 1 Dlscover how ,it .ai~:S J9U In HunUngton on AprU 26 and , I' · • · . tho • belt 'of ,both · worl~•· ·,.po!tY 27 RA CINE WAY, Mrs. Lie FAMI'Y RESCUED ·: · atick·ehlft fgr 1hat .yo~na·aeJieratlon .An Interesting and.lnlorJRative Lee,Up vocal Win 1"~_,-!. b. .... _ ~ music s,.;trvtsor at '-"'I'WI._.., aNCINNATI (UPI) - J:lr•~ ~ feelin_s • , ,. 1~nd 1 th"e ~ext- .~ee~1btns _ .; to alitQmetic; tran·lmlsalon, VIHib;le pr<>SI"am WOS preaented by Mrs, Soutl\em ll!Kit School, .iajn .J!!• I. Mary Cellini, n, lli4 !Jer five~ 'i' 'spoed Drive, It leta .Y<Ju select ave Howard Stevens, formerly or planning staps lor ~ ann;J,l . JV chUdten wer8 rescued b.Y Ill:-" r Y . • ~Ifterent ~peeda In eat:t, geu. With· Tokyo, Japan. The socleQI has varlet1 shoW. tD be giYOD by w>- • PT. P' ~'""..... . _ Eitibtlo.oter men Monday trorh. the third , out to~chlniJ clutch or tbi'btt~~· )d~Y·' been studying about Japan lor the cal music student>, Jn· ~UoJ!o ...,.....,..,, 0oor or 1 buntlni 8-.d . · ., · \ns the se)eciOf• lever forward ,.Input three months. a spring co,..,ert b belrc P..,. 111artdparento In tile (.aida state ltl>altment ttoUJe. The blue, -· . . ·; 1 · , ·· crease• speed, easins .lt Qa<:k ~· At tile close of the meeting, pared. Hoipltal prolram ~ a14~ which cause~)~ $780 loss; wu TradJ·S .tll .. duce' speed. And p)~cd In the 1JU'f~ relreshmenls were aerved tD IVa ,. ·tiente were l!l"ldlstt!!l r blamed · on 1 short.:Jrcult In . 992·5,101 · pollliqn, it diaengaaeo the m~tcli . Capehart, ~Fields, Eleanor THE PPMEROYFLOWER~. and received tllelr certlllcatea. -1dt.:hetl wiring. •p.~!fttrCI•Y, Ohio . · and applieo the brake . .. Daria, Viola Roush, Drue Hart, oPer•tod b.Y )jr, and Mri. liiiJ. Certtncate• were prealletUo Pansy Fey, Orpha Field&, Anna lard van Meter, has pUrchased Ralpb Gllib~~t MrL WUber MalJohnson, Lucille PUweU, Ne111e the vacated Lutheran Church on lotte, Mra.'')iq, Meeilck,' MrL ..;.,. u-'-, '" . r lea Grt!ham, Dudding, Faye Carpenter, RIta ButterJiut Ave., umoed lor leY. R·..,, "'""" ·'."l.:tllll" McDaniel, &te Erwin, and Tam! eral yean. The p~eaent Maudo Yq(lill, · ~IIY Datil' and Stevens. Charlotle ' Cundlll by Harry Wallace, tl1rictDr of tile CCpl· BeaL ••of the Bend,.. puttl= Eta <tiJ.H 8 ana , uJ ' '• I • :. •true· ,.,tMill !1 Actloll GIGI!P... Joe or~··· llopartaloat Eelioiomtc9lale ~. iPoM lo .... ~. ~ tii.t there l• ·q!>ll a~ lo be niilto.by peopiJ ~ , . . . of ace 9r Ol&r, ,llld: tile .l!lilo4 · .Gttn& aboupt to. tilt · '(ldldr!ll at tile hoil\llal rttiP ~ IM!!IW. .. fl:omthl.~am. ' b, McCULLOCH· No more manual oiling of bar .and chain, it's automaticl This new McCulloch saves t11ne, saves weight, saves work and saves you btg mone~. l)ur: , lng special introductory offer, you get a $35 -e~es> . sory kit FREE! Limited time only. Hurry! , · N AT SQGAR RUM ' FOR ·, FIELD SEEM ·. FERT.ILIZER additive and filing gu1de. ·. il' ·· . .. - ·'· ' ''·. : ' ·~ !:;,"" _t...... "' ,'!I'd 1tb. ·I .f -..~• . ~.':.:r"w.•• •;. end (~5 RETAIL VALUE) ·~ ' . .\ Ten accessories: Extra chatn, f~ ~ can, bar guard, flat file •. ,.,..~ ft1,el , depth puge, wed!le, ~n&•ne ool, fue - W!N~R . , . , P,l.i.J4 : • BEACH Sl!J)INGSj !\ •'Flo. < (U!>l)-Tom Welo~Q~t'• .. ~ l'loc4t jlnllhln dij,Piful n....' Nrilld . him 113 iiiil .... Uc 18-10 AUTOMAnC SELF-OIUIII CHAIN SAW .. K!JNEV ' . ' it ' .,.. " '· .;/ :;; • ! • '. .·, ~·~~~~~~Sol~!_: ... .!.'.- , ~~. • . , ~· > "" , •• '''O,.c ., • Ilu!......,., . . lilt ... . ana ahl rm SAfE $$$$$ a cowllni fUINITUII . ....... '595.00 · i =-- 'PRESSES /. USED CARS Ply~•uth 1950 4 Dr. ~.JOd ' J ~an, 52,000 actual miles, One owner. Very tondition :J95'7 For4/4•r. s.•an ' • • ' ··6 tyl. Std. tra11.1. A reaJ,fishing car ' ~ ' ' ;' ·J7-BUI~k-' 4dr.. Sedan us ' &•I'' , ol.. a1f offer · -••• ' • -~ • • • ' '. · ·. ' . . Project fells ' . ' ' . ( Of Au~ · C&,re •·· . . To 4-H Member . Meigs Property I belong to tile Big Bend Boy& 4-H Club. Last year our club took Auto care and Safety las Its project. Tills prOJect tell a about au I o care and safety on t(te highway. This article w!U tell how Ibis proJect helped me. We did several tlllngs, ouch is a hi&!>way hazard hiDit. on this trip we t.-aveled lite roedsoCiiletssCOUnt;y and looked tor iuch hazards ai· weeds growing Found stsns, broken pavement ®II b II n d , - 1), ' ·. ·<Rc.m•ler · · ·. · '· Dr :Sed3n: 8 cyl. Std. trans. Ru~s 0!{. Prl~ed to . , LeWI•hpeir Transfers •HEAtiNG •PLUMBING •ROOFING -FOR- . Raeioo. Dulcie J. Reibel and Rd>erl J, Reibel to Dorothy L. Young, ' LEWIS REPAIR ·SilVIa Lots, Middleport. Stanley B, Jones, doc., to Anna L. Jones, Cert. for Trans., Salla- bucy. ~bll D>ersbach, Commisohtner, Worley A. Kennedy, dec., to Zelia Kennedy, .30 A., Rutenilnes, transmissions, a n d land. wheels. EmeriCII McDoleandADn&VirJed Webate:, the Chief of Poglnta McDole, to Patrick E. Mc- curves. On another trip we Went tD local pa statl111 to study llee, met with us at a regular meeting to dl!lcuss sat~ pro · Dole, 10 Acres~ Lebanon. Commodore Ruggles and Felendures. Another aection 0! tile ael RugglestoPieasieBareerand projeot was · concerned with lnMartha Barger, 104.35 Acres, suranc·e and upkeep, and to1· this Salem. meeting our guest was a loeal Wy!Ue F. Davls to Theodore insurahee agent. T, Reed Jr., and Nancy B. Reed, This concludes lilY arUele exLot, Pomeroy. cept for ono thing; If you are In Frederick A. Swatzol, dec., to 4-H I would oncourap yoor club Glenora Swatzel, cert. [or to take litiS project because it Trans., Letart, will help you In tile Cutore. - By Frankie Picken~ et al, Robert John Wiles, Big Be!id llo.Y• 4-H C. Harlenbach, Steril!, to MarClub. garet Brown, Wanda Meredith, and Charlo& ll Pickens, Parcels, 0ij'6!• , · - ~! 1 ,,, J.,..:'_:_!;·;,J..~L .J~ J! , .,OlarlJf ill:r Mall, ""'l""'l' llall; ~ w. Hall, and Geneva Hall to Marion A. HBU, Parcels, OlIve. Dlocontlnued Coin The United States millted a :>1kent coin in quantity at Carson City, Nev., in 1875. The coin was not popular. however, and was soon dls- Tilt Dlhi'INI ••• lllllr Try our Fiat's plush new 850 Find 0111 , how mucb run top perform...,., htutdlll1l and comfort can be, Take It on the tougb roods; watch it romp lltnlutJb tloo CUI'\'M and bump&, This bundle a( pep Is loaded wllb ~ toreo - standard, not extras, Even tlte tachometer IJ standard. FlAT 850. SMITH FIAT SALES St1te Rt.1 ..... . . continued. FOR THESE Value- Rate• BLAETTNARS USED CARS FOR A,:BEllER' BUY· ON 65 .Ol.smo•ll• $1,795.00 USED CARS llyn. 118 4 dr, Hard 'tOp. ~til all white tintah, Po'!Or Steeritw. Power brakes. Automaik ~· Owned,b,y .. local aoJC pro. ~ I JOHN WILES . $3,495.00 ' ' ·, . 1967FIAUDOOR Radi" and·Retter, WIS 'nres 64 Ford T-Bird . . . .. . . . $2195 Lenctau 2 d<, H. T., turquoise with while vinyl top, like- .. Inside and out, radio, new w/a/w/ tires, tilt-away . whtel, tinted glass, 32,000 actual mile&, looks an:lnm1 ' ' brim new. 67 Olih Toronaclo H.T. FuU poweilociudfng 6-way seat, radio, tinted tlrM, deluxe wheel dlocs, factory alr-condltlonllW, · tulburgundy finish With black Interior. Sold us. \965 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. nd Heater 19~4l'ORDGAlAxiE 500 Radio 8 cyl. 2 Dr. Fl. T, f . steering, Radio ond Heoler, Aut. Trans. Wi.S 'l'lrto ;., .. - - •. - -· ~--- """"="- ~!"'~~ "!.""!!' ·--............ ":" i . ' • Trans. 65 Olds Dynamic 88 4 Door .. i : Auto. trans., power brakes, pcwer steerlllj, tinted glass, new wls lw tires, dark gree11· wilb matching interior . 64 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. -----:-::7.>. Six cyl. automatic t.-ana., ndlo, w/o/w/ tlr.!!i,:!~ mateh!ng Interior, ing, ' ' · ~~ ,... llltiOilllcl!l ai&Jidllr. u.'.1. '\ ' < ' 65 Olds Starfire 2 Dr. H.T •... ,. . AilloclltiOn' · c~ It Conada;i '·~ X, '"' ..._.-~ ...,,, was a~w,.. ..f,wr. .• ~..... ~.;..·) ' . ..', .....-c• -~1 r "; . -~ '~ ~ .:t ~Of" ~ Ill the !""'"-'!."'ti>litrl -;,ri • ' ·~Jj : 1, •...t:Ji' "' '' ·• duririi 'Ule 'Ho.~ON l (J 2, ele.nicptacy 3 and 4, elomen- YOU'J'li'ASI'IEDFOR;n'l.:.; . ~•. belllcJeo ~- .1 W1llit ~ tary $ and-6; and-Jioi!oi 'h I i h. '11tilt; qi.l,unut t;a JOi~,peci. '!lltll 'Uti~· ,ror:IIH¥11n'*'!ftll!illl? Some material~ wUI b!'ror aale pie, ' lhei•'PI'GI>~• ,Jtild plea... Jlutif ,doll't,fblnk these bof•~ at the worktb<'l). · . ure~~; 11\ib ~iti• ~ ·~4.\o •to bio ll:itll!!l!l wuiu :nl~ ~t. A slll!l!ar. work~ has been.. l!itll ihe rest 01 Helen JielJtUol; .8)0,. « cooir..,, jjya cllirereftt sch.Wled lor Mardt 30 at 11\o u· lloleoinea laual)o Don'l¥1"'' \bllill tllllp ....811Luc•IY!J~ Ch!ll"c!lt. ..:·. dodJt a serli>UI 91~il1on .wttli. ~ 'l,ns )i>o: far? -1- . fiiNKI!i~ ,FABI',. •!• · ln:Uilt.o!l. : · "' '~ . . Dear-s;F.: .. , ·.. · · , ..................... , ...... .:; .. ..........,...., ...,.,,.,.,' Soild .~ to~ Qle~s I )lope not! · . ·• ' i , ' ··•·r;;;:·~ · ~etf&k~;;tiea . to 1oom iiBKED,F.Qltn',care lib'. c:.vntcat ok!LG.A.)',(''I!IIi'.. . ·lor teacherio lrilf.'ba held by or 118141!1 1101~ -usLtlllf~apa.. Guessing Aplo Per~'') the Alphi Omicron .ChiiJ)Ier or ~r. . : ,. t. sayalhlnsa ~re BD!niJdllaa)'OIII" . Delta K - Gaguna Society LONG AND SHOR'I' OF, ·r t 'i• i&I pl~~·~•'deD>anct~~·. t 3 m 9JndaysttlleMc- Dear<·Hill!ll: . .?·.· ....,.lnmltihllillahol1wlten~ -~ran:· Dementery SchOll!, 1 aee wliere "l!IOJ'rt. ~ lor .lire• .~ 1Jn8!"4t>f!as· .:. H., Mra: Herold souer, prealderll, . to bring back 10111 ild!t• -' ~r IIO!idi , ' , III"IIOUOiced; ' hal! way to. )'0111" ankiO. tall ' I 11111 ctugrt , lletWteD I Wo ~over m•terlll!.• .~.abev~rase , Giloot.• '' the ·tea wU1 , time til& ~awwetho,~serc . cholcoa. ·A IDrorllrJIOI'fllooom.~ be -~"'!·~ a "'f~ !111~ be menil>Or~~thi!Vlnion~·· able lhlnia waa De' Ina up .~ 1 can U( Teo:~,. · ' · 1r Future Teacher• A11oe"- pnalion, my Dad tell~ tne. 'Ute ·wbo j 11 1<1n<1 .at ~. and 1 tim. ADna Rouser IIIII- flrat time altlrta wjlnll!)tort wao don't roil~): like· hbll. 1te would dred ~III.Y Will preliehl tile In the .l lllarbli ~~•• "!""' .be nat_lered, and_,l'ni oure rd , ' ·· !U:otti.-am: and ~cW 111111lc people ·IJrst started ~ a1sl let oeveral more date~ out of ; FOR • .:~ ..Y'wioNI wlll ' be pre-..l by Vlnlon money. \ ' . I~ · plus an lnvUat!on tD tho big are&llfOliPI, , · I made a·otudJ Of st,ylei In ,.... .,...1 bell. •, Wi'Wii'f&'IJ'tn 1Y117Wbii .::::::~:=:W::::~.;:;::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:·: laUm to prollf8rlt.)', ·. UdfouM . on the other haOO, J oould ask •' · .. that tile loqor .women's altlrta Jim. He walkt me to claaoes ., ! WV 2;H3f ' · ATTENDS MEETING become, tile Poorer lo tile coonwalks tt)e home and he' I 01 IIIOiiT .WI'""'I NEW HAVEN - , Mrs. David ir)' .li a liltole. 'llie hlglter they really ha~q but not much : ' Field&, Jr., secrolary ol the hlkt, tile more we havelq...,._ Cor dating, Noi that he' a a.JI.-eroy Flower S!loP. State WoJIWl'• ¥1~ /$>- Couid tile deiiiPI:• ~·trying plnstllrla- he ..,Pya dancea, , 11'. Moil ·' '"m•IOJi · cl~. receillly attended"' Exec- to tell ua sometldns'/ - ECON- and rm aure he Ukes me, but lira. ll!llol'd Von lletor : utlve Committee nieoilng or lite oM!cs st:tJD,ENT he clol!•'t wlllt to get tied clown. Main Sireet Chur<Jt of God Dear Student: So 1 can ellher Iettie Cor aeln Charleston. . 0n1y thet tllerve riddetl · tile cur!IY Willt a boy not crazy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ mini ao rar aolt can lP>. and now about, or take a.pmble Oll a su:r lltey IIIIUre li'a tlilierora'cliili110. I like ,- and run the rlsit of beAncl for my mone,y, tile mid- lng dateless lite rest of I h ·o leltl1h llkirt Is a chaage !or-the year. ,Pll . die If I don't get a worse! - ll. · bid to tllat spring balll • · !liar ltelen: ' Whic!lt?. STYMIED IN ... '.t;. IQOMS~ . ' \ / .... M,Y girlfriend and I have been STOCKTON i1>1nS toptller lor 1botrt ayear. Dear S.LS.: SotldenJJ( her mothar domanded Take a gamble oo tile su:r fllst ilte date ollter 1111<.. 'so she you llkt. It's more honest. Bahao bo!in IOini not wllh· three &Ideo, If ..You date a "llitam'' A R . "8 boy lor ~. he'll senaelt, -.....:=...::;:..= · ..::::..:..::· and dlmp fOil before the spring bell - I hopei - ll lr PHIL PASTORET Dear ltelen: · The· only trouble willl the Wh011 I was living at home, I n~w · ~sandwich" quarters is had a dream almost evei.-)' nl&!>t. ' ' that' there'• · mig h IY lew It aeemed that someone waa tcypl,ceo you can . buy· one with lng to ·murder my mother and that particular coin. I alwau mod her just In the ' ' ' nick of lime. Ste and I nevor "' ~ ~ '!'he wise man ltdrm sOt along, but now we do, and -. .. JUit Unpedc"i . ' from a mlstalu, the hamat lite dreams have IIDppecl. What man owm rlp to Qne, and · Girls' New Sprlilt · · did lltey mean? - C. J• the fooliah man trie• 10 blame a miatake on one of Dear C: !he others. Freud rm not, but Pd guess the dreams meant you wanted • • • The olflc:e Lothario dDI!Sn'l what you llnally sot- your rno know the r,•0•fl ..">'tli_._.,lit 'about tlt~r·· rrtend!'hlp. rm .. glad ~ij~V,1 '~·~'!:: ' tt; "'• .., · ~ ~<•~· .. ~ WANT AN S.O.S. Bu:M'Ofn '!'0 JOIN THE <•sr AMP .OUT STEADYING" CLUB, SEND A DIME ~ND A STAMPEii, SELFADDRFS<lED ENVELOPE TO flnan~el but he'a an dpert in HELEN'S S.o.s. CLUB, P. o. the sta k· market. BOY. 9997, SACRAMENTO, CAL• • • IFORNIA, 95823. HURRY, THEY'RE GOING FAST! ·!rom 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. at tile ' Gallipo>lli ·Grace Me t h o d I a t Church. · Six relljlUrce periMila from the Portsmouth Dlllrlct will be condueling workoltopa for tile varlDIIB uiaCitera and included In th31 group are Mrs. Harold Sauer .'1!!q :'Ill, ~ch olem'!fltary, Vii• 6; 'Mr~: c, F. Tompkins, director ol CIJ.ristlsn FAuca· II'!" lor tile district, whose area ~ Instruction Will be lor edmlntwtrators; lind the Rev. Glen Hlleo who w!U ,Instruct In the P~ of audio visual aide. 1 .The reglalratlon I"'! whleh wiD * FULT"N "'""'-dparenf8 u....,..._ ' ,, • CoJnpanf. March tv1eeting 'I .r '': vhors scheduled for Saturday . klnda*:prten. ~~~11' . and · . ( ' aJ Sial! COI!ep EDGEWOOD !lllSENAL, 11!1. mand ~ Genef . · . - t. Col. Jl>e F, ~I..nbercy , J't• Leavenworth, Kon., and !lim L mod command ol tile erous data processing oourll4ll baa a&su tanl General Data PrO' his decqrations and awards II: ::~~vice Center • tenant elude tile Bron•e star and Arm dlvlty at Ibis Army c~mlcal : Commendation Medals. a Ito Is married to the forme commodity center. II d ...Ill or Ml 1lt teran data s,ystems of. June Ferre ' auw• r ficere;;ived here after a year arid Mrs. J. C~ Ferrell, oC : . tour of dlty as chief of the data ""'"· • Olllo. Colonel and service division at the Hea~- ~loenlterry currently re tors, u.s. Army, Vietnam. He wltll their son, COlby, s.;,t,},!~ is a native of ayracuae, Qttlo. Everett Rd., Edgewood ' A 1939 bachelor of science Md. ~. te ol Ohio University COl. The colonel's latller, Mr. Ben: gra~a '....., . In F ~isenbercy lives In ~loenbercy was a hi&!> sc•.,.., Jam . • "" . In""··· at Jun. ~rocuso and his motller, ~s. teacher and pr • ..,.. · • ' live& irt Florida. .A throe -year tour as chief or ' :~~!'~~~hoo~=~~~r::;:. er~.=~~~e:~hOO: ... Of Edge~Od/1 .. e:ar~r. I· ., ,, ) I .. ' " ' ~(; ' V-8 1 auto. on noor With CORIOle, power brakes, ncllo,. tinted glaaa, torqUOtae wlllt while vinyl IJarlor, _-- ' ' �.I I ' ' •, ' ,; - Th~> llollJ· "'Otlinol, l'omct'Or·&Hddlwo•·t, .o,. March ~21 1968 · ' . • - 'Ihe ""iiJ """ur.cl, ~~~rw·~·~ ~·· ~'"h s; tlltll Quis~nbei··~ ll/ts O!mmae~ ' To Instruct at Wor k.$n,C?F>.·-· J. · ' 11'hree Meigs cintn,tlahs will be IJia\ructors Jll a .Vriuohcp , f o r ~!Cthodl>t summer ¥a<atioo church e'dlool teachen' and advlaon scheduled ror SaturdaY ;from 9 a.l)t. until 3 p.m. at 111• Galjlpo!IS Grace "! e I ,h o ~ I 1 I Church. ·. · $IJc r~!e"rc~ tho I'Ortorii<\Uih lllsiricl will be <On• duct11111;:_ ;.qtksboJ>.• .fbr thJI IOua teaohero jiixl .' \ncludoa in that IIJ'OOIP ate·Mt•. Harold Sauer· ll!tq JrJ; ' I,, teach elementary, . ~ li . ~ .\'iiid 6; J. C. P, Tompldna,dlrector o! Chriai!an Educa. ulin ror the dlstHct, whose area ot lnotructl6n · win tie for admln' ' and the Rev. . Gl e n t.(ratora; ~lea who will lnstl')lct In the •ill <!C audiO vi!Ual alda. ' ' ...'111o reilotratli>n ,, . fee' which. will cover .mate..talo ,Mel a beverage Iii' be served''\Vi~ a ' ia~ !itnch . ~ · · · AIISENAL, ' ;, · ' · p..:_ at' Stall ,.COllege . EvGEWOOD ·0 ~r : manll and ~~r ·. · ., J F (,)li...,;O.ty':'t;t LeavenWorth, ltaa>, ~...., -h u.asc.,_ . oeto1QI11and ' . ""'or~ ~ ' ~-' ,••ta pt ' ......... _ ..med . ·"' ~,e ' .,.... ... ,. _!]\~ e' qur'"' ' \~~ Ad,lutanl General Data~! Ill•'. deoor~t~e ,"111! •awardo It ~esolng s,irvlce center, aleflil&t ~!ulle the BrOO>e !llat and Arm etlvily at this ArlllY o~mloal , CommOIIdil~ Med!tlJ. ~---~• He Is married to the cuuuuu.....t.Y center . . torme Of Ml . The veteran data syrrtems ol- Jae Ferrell, dati&hter 11 arrived here siler a year and Mrs. J. C. Ferrell, of~· to~~r of <litY as chief or the data euse, . Ohio. COlonel andr!~ servlet divlsioo at the H...,- ~lsenlleri)' eurretttl1 112 ~ tors, u.s. Army, VIetnam. He with their oon, .Colb,y, 8~senal Is a native of ~se, . Olllo. Everett Rd. , EdgewOOd • A 1939 baohelor ol ilcl....,e Md. ·"••te ol Ohio Unlveroily Col. The colooel's father, Mr. Hen· gr,._ · · _'...._, 1 F n.t···•- llveo In (,)11-rry wa~ ..a hlflll ·"'"'"" jam n . ..,. -w•. -.. , teacher and pr!J1clpal at Jjjitdlon ~racuso, and his me;!'';;'.;!"~ Cltf, ,,:Ohlo bof~e ~~.lng tho oa B. Bowen, lives Army 1n 1942j and makli\g It his · Lathey o! b,y loot Mlos BeckY " ' .' ' ' ... . . ·along .t. - ' 1-~, I ' ...,.....w.. );,1 ; bru .. • ~ ' ~~~· ........ ';!,' •,•,•,•,•.· ...•.·.· •,·,•,·,·.·.·.·~ .... • ••••••••:....:•.•; Sand 1011.1' ~,.. IJ181t!oril ····~·-·,;,;;~;~(~~lftieiii'ie& lA> YOU111 ~,fO)I IT, care Society Elects . ' ~ ~~ "~·i·~~ illimlllerl <Pt . ~~ .!1\i' 't h e ltP··. IIi~- .., ••. ~o. ltld!.oy'd '"" !Jia! bef-. ~ ~er ,or Dl~ Jr.) 1n A~ cu~· .... ~ Newman cHopPd the title '4io' at- . · Mjo •eynteal old LG."'P. ('~111 for teacher• will be h~d b,y o! Helm lkilp USI IIIIa 110W'IIIl·· Gueai!nl · Alain ~'') ihe AIJiha olnicroo Chapier of J!Or · II,\' I ~~ ~ 'BD!DJjuaao)'OUI'. Delta K!Wia Gamma Society LONG AND SHORT OF IT .,. '!h'lplal"tOoUial1J&'~''demlllds" at 3 p.m. &mdiiY at the Me· Dear llelen: comeln!lllahV~IIIIli'-daush · Arthur Elementary School, I oee wllere · thiij"ro.. lrf\nS ..r .dri0..o! 11\nii.~"!l'c - H. Mra. Harold Sauer, president, to bring back ~ iliil:l•.' II(IWd; . ,, aJillOUII<ed. ' half way to , )'QUI' anllli. _. Loot I am cilll\lll'. ~n I w o . GUests, 111 lite ·tea will .. ~ tho pis Wlll;~llif , . ~r' •cllolcea. A ~~ ~Is rombe memberio!tlieVIntonCouna~le llilnP was . tho Do- In& .., , ...... I cllt uk. 'J'erey, ~.. r..,- •' ' 'J; ' . ty Future Teacher• Aoaocla- preallkon, my Dod !I mo. The Who Ia Jdnll .of oli&Q:y, and I uon. Anna HiNier and Mil- nrat time skirt a • llhOri wao dein't: reiollY like bllh. 11o would elrod llawle.r wiU J>feielll the In the Roaring TWentleo, , llltm be ftotterecl, and_ ,I'm aure I'd program, and ~Peelal 111!1111< · _ . , flrll started making real 110t ae\oerai .more dates ..a of will be presented by VInton m01111. It> pi~ an \nvllatioo to tho big FOR ALl. Gf:CASIONI area fii'Oii11. ' I made a llud1 o! IIQ!I~a In re- llpJ'Ing ball. -~ -,;.-. · . Wnlrtaow..~ •,:~~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1:',· : Jat1111 to pro~, and found On the other hand, I could alii< that tho lonDr .women's llldrU Jim. He walko me to claosea \ . ATTENDS MEETING . become, the Poorer Is the eoun- lltC\ walks me home and he's NEW HAVEN - Mrl. Dovld 01 "~ lrif.2151 Flelda, Jr., secretary of the . tey as a w!Kile. The hlgljer they realb' ..-..m& but not much ' hike, tho Jll(ll'.o W!' havo.i<l&jllind. for dating. Not that h"a a. ~•mti'oy Flfi\Yir ~!laP. st$ Woman's Miaojonary }§>. Could the del\8nel:o be frying galnst (!irle- he enjoys dances, , W. !lola · . ,.,.."'.'1 clet¥• recitjtly attended an Ell~· to ,leU us -elllinl'l. .:.. ECON- and I'm oure be likes but ulivo Commlitee meeting of the lliL lllllard Vaa lltlor OllllCS ~Ji;NT he doi!Bn't wan! to Set tied dolm. . ' Main street Churcj) of God Dear Student: So I can either settle for so. In Charlo-. Only thai thlij"ve ridden tho •111'!4' wilh a boy I'm not crazy mini aalar ao II can "'' and now aboul, or take a pnibJe 111 a lilY they !Iaure II' • tliJio tor a chlqae. I like..- and run the risk of beAnd ror my mooey, tho mid- In& ~esa tho root of I h e length llkirt Is a challge for -the year. Pll die if I don't eet a wor,.l - H. · bid to that spring ball I ' Dear Helm: whlch? STYMJED IN ',_ My (!irl friend and I have been STOCKToN · !J>\na together for lbclut i yaar. Iioar S.LS.: &lddonb: her mother demanded Take a pmble on the 81!)> 00 th~t lhe date other lilY~• ao she you, ilke. n•s more hooest. 1!1>haa bein ,fO\nt 0111 With· thrse ddea, .. If You dele a "skaggy" 8 A Ill • .. a boy for .. outlty, he'll 88!1selt, "" and ilunp you before the spring ball - I hopo I - H. ly PHIL PASTORET Dear Holt~~: The only tro~ble ;,lth the When I was Jiving at home, I new "aandw!Ch" quarters is had a dream almost evoi'y nliiltL that there's 111 I g h l_y few ' places you ean buy· one with n seemed that aomoone !laS li'YIng to murder Jl:ll' mother and that parjleuliir ooin. I alwa,ys saved hor just In the ' ' .,• ne wise man !fai'!IB nlek o! time.. !Ito and I never Just Un Pl"''~ ~.1.1:1 · from a mistako, the h0114!1t 11'1 """'' but now we do, and .. . . '} man owns up to· 011<!, alld th' dreams hove alopped. What did they mean?~ c. J. tho foolish """' 'tfies to •"·'~Sprllig · l>rGm( a mlsto~t on' one of Dear C: tho olher~. Freud I'm not, but rd guess the dream' meant you wanted '· ' .' .· ' ' tee. . The offiCe Lothario dofan't what ,vou Onally got - your mo lmow ihe I!."·.',' ;l!iJiit'' abiotit th't'io i'rtend!lhlJ>. Pm so· sl&d .·.·. wv.2:21iit · NEW HAVEN - Ofiicers were elected by the Woman' a Mission· ary SOCiety of the New Haven ·~····························! It's The Allis-Chalmers Blade : • •• WiUiamson's,Ftrm SupJiy j •······························· ~"!:r:o~~;~~ Bea··••o·f the· Ben·d.' .· · · HOLZER. HOSPITAl. - -·Visit• .I.e lJ¥ ~loui-s z.4 anH·&P· m. !:armts oniT on POdiatrid Ward. · ' Ao~•croNS .....,... Oieh Mri, RoRald E. Justice, By Bob Hoe 121 BaotliDI D1-.: Mra. Marie Jlrumrleld, 46 VIne St.; Eric I. ' Thomas, 843 5e!:ond Ave.; Mrs. Menibers o! Ohio Phi ChaPter or Bell Sigma Phi Sorority, Curtis L. CoX. Rt. Z GolllpoUs; under the chairmanship of Mrs. Betty Rawlings, will be PUUIIW new Ruoeell Slayton, Vlnti>n; ll:ra. ' · • · life In the amual liegiooal Mi~s America Pageant to be &)aged In Jesse R, .ChiPman, Rt. ~'-ratrlot; Pomeroy on lo!a_y 4. FAger Greono, Patriot Rt.; The!llll..nt will be loaded wltlt toP-flight local talent doing pre.. Mrs. MariOn o. H~tchlnaon, Rt. ' entatlons betWeen the s~III.. Phases or the corite~~ There'll~. 2 Ewl~n; ' l.onnle A. ¥"~• dance (Outlnes b,y chorus '"'""s and aomo great old tavarlte' , Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Beecher L. songs will be uoecl to \ntroCiuce various phases or tha competition. Dovis,' Vlnio111 Albert IL Taylor, Not onlY wl!IMISsOhio-P,aln- ture will be torn down to de Rt. I Pi; •Pieuinl; Mils Saodr~. eJa Roblnaon of ~n .,- be on room lor a modern liulldiJW the J. WUllams, P.t. Pleasant; Mrs. ' bend ror thelo\:al event, hotJohn doW,..talrs ol which wW be used Josl!llhlne B. Meade, Pt. PleuLa)1le, trt-atale talent contest lor the shop a~d lha'"'slalrs as antl Mrs. Warren G, BlaCk, Rt. winner who I!PI>eared 011the ~DOl' living cprtero. _ I Rutland; Mrs. Charlll K. StBishop sliow a lew DIOIIIhs bock, Nearby, of course, work ho• art, MiddiiPOrtl Mrs. Ell!eiP!cw!U be on hand to sing sever";~ begun on the new quartan ofThe kens, Ravenswocod; Mrs, F r • d Dllllben. Jobn hos .wearod lo- Farmer• Bank and Savings Co. Gool,lrontoll; Homer'L. WWjamcalb with the 11\gBendllln~els · ion, Man, W. Va.;,FkiYIIW, Coy· ana-Is always a high POint In the BR'(AN WIGAL, sori of Mr. and an, Jackson; Mrs. Carl F, Poelo' shoWs. . Mrs. AlbertWigai,Prollll'"'t.ro"' . ker, Jac!<ion; Mrs. Lawrf: You can look flir the si)rj,rtty merb of Racine, took part In the Houser, Rt.Rt.l ~ ~=-~!';d 1 toi>ullaomepleasabt ..bbltsout solo' and ensemble cOnliefltiOn A. :0:0~, • M of the hat and come ol> wijh an of llotrictttatPort 'C1!1'ton. W. 9tltler, Sr.,Jaok'itjl,, ~~:,;·, excellent evening of entel'lllnThe.comPetition wao held un- - . e E. Conn. oak ,.. .. mO\)~ . ,. "' ,.,.; ~ 111.1> fllll">!iJ~,IIli,AIW ql\J,J! l!l,!ifil>l'.frt'oJjj~~Sl ~rtJ wuull 1~-rl' the Pomeroy Mull EducatiOn Agan. of whiCh · 5tlg0w111De'tumed Into aclilol?" c ·• r·'lfo~idint 'na ~:-warren G, BI!ICI/;,Rt. 1 rut summer ~rdansetllnelortlte Calvin RoW• 1' P 8 a ltiJtlind, daJJshtar, 8:19·.1. m. •· Fred Roberto, chltnnan. J · ' R. c.. ~ pageant. The Chester Gardetl Wlpl's tubll aolo woo SaWne 'lbu\'sday; ll:ra. •• 80 ,_.. · Club Is handllJW • great deal ol the Mighty ~leo() for which he re- ~ Rt. 2 Pa~ aon, 6:09 p. the ~all In creating the stage celved a n rating, He wu c - m. !f!tur~HAIIGF.'! ' I '~';,••, ,, ' •' ' ' ("" '' .•. ' ·~"" I "f . j me, SAfE $$$$$ . Eta •• ' I COMPI.PIIOOMI-$11 . j •' FUINITUII .... •595· ~ . !PRESSES '\ (.i.;:~n - tlf6'\r~r~.u!:.' ft''~..:~ < setting. , .. , • PLEASANT IIOSE llfynolds and Drue Hart·, Auditing - Faye Carpenter and Iva Capehart, and Thuroday obsened her '7th"""" Telephone - &Je Erwin. An OX· vorsary at the Citizens ~i!lonal ecutlve board meeting would be Bank In MiddiOIIOrt, Rose began held at the home or Faye Car- her emPloyment there on March and . In penter .., Monday, March 2& 21, 1921. Mally wUl wanj to JO the stole ~ring COOvention will this column In extandlngcongrat. be Ill the Trinity Church of God ulations. In llunt\nglon on Aprll 26 and 27. UP IIACINE WAY, ll:ra. Loll An Interesting and lnformaUve Lee, voce! mualc ~r at program was presented b.Y Mrs. SQudlem llllh School, 1,1 1!1 lit.• Boward Stevena, formerly o! plann!JWI stqeo for l)er ~ Tokyo, JIJII&II. The soc:lety has w.rlety shoW. to bo &l:ven b.Y vobeen abid,yilig lbclut Japan ror the cal music otudeilt••. In· add!~ past three months. a !{Iring con<t\'1 is belne P•y At tho close ol the -ling, pored. . ~ retrelhrntft:s were served to IVa 'l Capehart, ~Fields, Fleanor TilE POMERoY FLOWERlilGI> Davis, Viola Rouoh, Drue Hart, oPerated b,y M.r, and Mrs. Mil-' PaniiY Fey, Orpha Field&, Anna lard Van lletor, hss PW'<h8Sed .JoluiiiOII, Lucille POWell, Nellie the w.cated Lutheran Church on Duddln& Faye Carpenter, Rita Butternut Ave., unused lor leYMcDaniel, Sle Erwin, and Tam! era! years. The presort stru<• Stevens. pl!mented b,y the judge• ~his atyle orPI&)cine. AU soloajudgedto be memo•lud. and were b,y • panel or zo judges. Students representing 44 bands ed I tit omPetitloo 0 particiPat e c dents and Bryan was oneo!EIIhestu H representing the Kin 1gb School band. Bryan will graCUite rrom that sehllol in ~ora_y. G.;: ·a:;: ,.. finance, but he's an e!lpert the atalk· market. Paul fit AN S.!).S. ' . Project Tells Of Auto Care · To 4-H Member . Meigll Property God/' the ftlm he tor receptloit. , Whatever haJI!eoild to rr.- . ol rallglon: cBs all't<llll ding Ia! "'""'r !l1o CaaloUe ; cleJnancllDg Church "ch"""'' ..; - - ' '-' Plh: tho N, Y, N. Y. tori,al belt Umo to be les o! his Tlmta P.•t - · ' Ce!tllo an edf. 0p iald his name "!~ &11)'1ibere - but montfdled Billlop ~ • . here IIW1l', , . . , 'be!ore,>J1Gii1e llpOki ... Tllo we 1111ot ~"' ' had a lair chance o! .namlnl .. Cardinal ~·· suceo-: · we JDtllt1oned tlve • Pl'obabi.Y w111 be "lnsicle Aua- ri;;;A;i;;i;!i;~;r( lralla.'' ~ lewis No)<olist Erich ROIIIlil'fllO Is well and at work 11n enolher book • HEAtiNG - otter hlslourth Mellllngly ta• PLUMBING •ROOFING Fritz Buck and Mary Eurny lalll\neu ... Feyer-Carr·Harrio baae tbelr "Some Uke It Hoit" Buck to Linda A. Will, L o I, Bdwy, mosleal oot 111 the TOllY -FOR- . Racine. Curtis Jack LemmootransvestDulcie J. Reibel and Rd>ert $ J, Reibel to Dorothy L. Young, ed-lntereot film hot on the German original ... Hey, Dick AveLoll, Middleport. dan: why not Jlhotogrlilh .., :Stanley B. Jooes, dec:., to Anna L. Jones, Cert. for Trans., Salis- Dream of Jeamle'' star Barbara Eden's navel - her TV - . _ _ ;;..;:...,.._ bury. !tibli EhersbMh, Commisslooer, Worley A. Kemody, dec., to Zelia KOModY, .30 A., Ruten8fnes, transmissions, and land. wheels. Emeraonll:cDoleanciAnnaVIrJed Web slur, the Chief of Po- glnla McDole, to Patrick E. Mcllee, met wljh us at a regular Dole, 10 Aerest Lebanon. meeting to dlscusi oafety proCommodore Ruagiea and FolceWres. AnoUler aeetion Of the se! Ruggles to Pleasle Barger and projec_t was concerned with tilMartha Barger, 104.35 Acres, su.ranc-e and upkeep, and ror this Salem. meeting ·our gue at was a local Try our Flat's plush new 850 Find Cllll Wyllie F. Davis to Theodore In BUraitce agtnt, T. Reed Jr., and Nancy B. Reed, much run top performance, handling and c:omfort 0111 This CCIIteludes my article exLot, Pomeroy. be. Take It oo tho tough roads; wateh II romp tltroallllllo cept tor ooe thing: lr Y<tU are In Frederick A. Swatzel, dec., to cams end bumps. This bundle o! I\OP is loaded wltb fM.. 4-H 1 -ld encourage ·your club Glenora Swatzel, Cert. lor lurea - .-ard, not extras. Even tho tachomelu' II to take this project because It Trans., Letart. slal1danL FIAT 850, will help you In the Mure. - By Frankie Pickens, et al, Robert John Wiles, Big Beod lloys 4-H c. Harlenhach, !lterl!l, to Mar· Club. garet Brown, Wanda Meredith, and Charles H. Pickens, Parcels, 1 belong to the Bls Bend Boys 4-H Club. Last year our dub took Auto Care and Safety las Its project. Tljls pri>ject tells lbclut a u t o care and sarety m 111• highwa,y. This article will tell how this project helped me. We did several things, sucll as a highw-.y hazard hom!. On lhla trill we traveled the roaclsofMelpCo!Jt>. ty and looked for iuch hazard& as weilllo groWing around atano, btoken pavement and b II n d curVes. OU anodter trip we went to local ps statllln to stu<IY Transfers 1EWI REPAIR ·SERVICE SMITH FIAT SALES St1te Itt, 1 0~~@. . .. :.r!' ,,,l.,.u' _Ili'J~\) 1. ..._ J , ··eOtarl.. S,1 HaU, ~ (ill!; Georie w. l:lell, and Genova Hell to Marion A. Hall, Parcels, Ol- ·'! uiv· BV'l'T~? TO JOIN THE "STAMP .QUT STEADYING'' CLUB, SE1'ID A DIME AND A STA~, SELFADDRESSED ENVELOPE to HELEN'S s.tl.S. CLUB, P, 0. BOX 9997, SACRAMENTO, c~. lf,ORNIA, 951123. llURRY, 111EY'RE GOING FAST! Ive. Dloconlln ued Coin The United States minted a !lk!ent coin in quantity at Carson City, Nev ., in 1875. The coin was not popular. however, and was soon dlscontlnued. Steven M. JohniiOil, Mrs. Charles . • daugbler. FAloiiLY RESCUED CINCINNATI (lJPO - . Mrs. • )la1')' COllins, · ~; IUid her ·n.. . ' children · tiere tesedlel bir . PT PLEASANT- Elfllll!o..;. men Monday from ' • Laldn Slate floor ol a burning arandparenls In the .· . • ·"'-ent houao. The lP~~· ' ' ' Ho '-"•' .;..,.,.,.~ toeJd1Qiutllpa- which ca~sed $7PO loaa, wu tlenls were gra_.,. r blamed on a ahortcireult In · and received their certllloatea. _,_, ,..... Cert\floalel were presented to •lUtchm Wu-• Ral!lh Galbo,. Mro. Wilber Mallette, l(ra,' Mae Meaaick, Mrs• Rufj!l Knon>; Chdiea Gnham, Maude Young, Daley Darst and Charlotte · ~ by Harry Wallace, director o!lheMai<IICoun· ~ Action,GJ'OUP. . .,._ •·..,-·:........ "eeentt1 or •ov N. Crabtrse and lnrltnt aon, Mrs. Robert 0: Preston ond Infant menl o! E<looomtc ~ty, llpOki to ihl .llfOUP ,1114. !IOied . 111at there ii•.IIJW a ~ to be ".Dade bl paople .61! )eara fl( age or older, ,and· ·tb• ·IIOild tiling olloUI it lo tlie c!tlldnn at tho bol!lltal reap tho bE!IOfll > !rom this P!Wam· ,, lEW MAC 18-10 AUTOMAnC S~IUII CHAIN.· SAW · ' WAN'!' Mra Chlrles w Bays Mrs. s. MOiv1n Boggs Caudill, ... ; · , A.' Ellls Sainuel · Grace ~w.. Okey '11. Scerh,art'...:r, Kenneth .,;.,·lor, • Joe MotoHila, Slate Doparl- USE·D C'RS ' * .· ,. Step up to the popular 10 bp MF ID and 1ee i Discover how It give• ~ou the ' belt <of both world,. sporty ettck·•hift for that ieollns ... ~nd to aqt~maHq Spoed Dr)vo. l! sp~:•:d~·;~f.~::·~~;,i~~: , position. , 1J and, app~~es USED CARS 4 Dr. Sedan, · 52;000 actual miles. One. owner, Very condlllon ON ' ' ' F«lr,l .4dr. Sedan 65 Old5nto.lle $1,795.00 1 ' _f ' i~ I < trans.' A real -fliohing car ···:~.,' Value-Rated the good • FOR THESE performances. 195~ Ply;-.~uth 'O ut touchina dUier, ent .l ng .the ·a,)tkltor ,, treiillt!ll speed, .• ~ du.c,f!~, sp~~· mUestones hove Philharmonic's 125 years and . ' D)'n. 88 4 clr, Harol' 1'011. ~as all Wltlte.Dnloh. Power POwer brlkea. Aubllllllic ttina.· ~ ·l'f local aoll pro. 66· Olds USED CARS ' St1lerlnc. $3,495.00 ., . 1967 FIAU 'DOOR Rail!,. and Retter, WIS Tires 64 Forcll-Bircl .. .. ' .. $2195 'i:.andau 2 clr. H. T., turquoise with white vinyl lop, Ilk'"""' \nolde and out, radio, new w/s/w/tlres, ~~~~~a::,:m:= ""!"'• Unted glass, 32,000 actual mUos, looks , briDd new. . ,J 1 67 Olds Torvnado H.T. . ..... . . Full power \ncludlitg 6-way seat, radio, tinted rluo', 'w/a/Yl, , · Ures, deluxe wlleel dl.aes, factory air-eondf.Uord:I1J:, belutl!UJ burgwtdy llnlah with black Interior, Sold and aervloed us. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. 66 Olds Delta 88 Hoi. Sedan . . . . 19.4 FORDGAlAXIE 500 Fu'n power equipment windows and way seat, radio, tinted glass, 1 1 wheel, anti-spin· differential, factory air·-colldlldo~olna, Radio an~ Heater 8 cyl: 2 Dr. H.T. P. steering, Radio ond Heater, Aut. Trans. WI.S'Tires $2~.195 · with red viqyl interior. One owner, new 65 Olds Dynamic BB 4 Door . . .• . Auto. trans., power brakes, pcwer steering, tinted glass, new w1s1w tires, dark &reelf wilh matching interior. 64 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. _ _...,. Six eyl, autDmltlc trans., ndlio, W/1/W/ 11nilo~ll) matchbw intmior, b' McCULLOCH·· No more manual oiling of bilr'.llnd chai~. it's ~uto­ matic! 'rhis new McCullOch saves t1me, saves weigh~ saves work and saves y9u b1g money. our· . ing special introductory offer, yoo get a $35 acC!!s-. sory kit FREE! Limited time only. Hurry! · - -· JOHN~ - " UJest directed atarrilll llife J9afllll Woodward, to "Now 1 w Me Down'' becauoe hQri2mlal titles coox eaoh !aatar than juat a de~ jeatlng ... eomm..... ...... friend .... sures us the ~ laland R. R. has hild 11101'0 blkeathan Jllstleo Jloualas. · Thlev'a bulled Into tho homf o1 Lucille Ball's writer Milt Jooefllberg and otolo - four TV oets ... LoteblattmebuoldeFI'IIIk Eric1<11 llll1 have been the 111, len! parQier of a ver)--ltlg apart>ment houJe builder here .... Now thai Penn. Stallon'a tom dowo, 2Dth-FCil< buUt.-r for 11 Hello, Dolly" •.• John G u athor's next pograPtlcal aurpry pear ;mvlM~ Officers in March Meeting ~··· '""* ' ' I ., Uon of tho Miami B\1<!<:11 preaa oerte• atioont for 'li\o t'QIIIoiMI,.eltu re- , fel'!'lnl to hltn ;In •• "~· ~.".title 0(1110 ""''''ri' '""~'~ loul da"-'ild .... ~.... ilfioJ$. ,,, F~~ IIIIUI.~!III, ' ~ ... . e of IJie OppeariDCO La~n~~!~~~~ou=' • . Mill· ~ · First Church or God at the home of Mrs. Rena Joh~- wilb Mrs. Mary Glllbs and Mrs. Ester King aB co-llbslesses. The meeting opeiled with the group singing ·Blessed Be 1be Name. VIola Roulh led in pra.\'• er. Roll call was onowered b,y naming a ravorite spring wild Dower. The secrelary's report was (!iven by Eleanor Davis and tho trea,..er'a report was b.Y Equ i pment Specialist Faye Carpenter. !lie repOrted PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL · that all !lema on the budeet for ·ADMITTED: Mrs. CO<Il Mathe- the year had been Jlllld. . . . nv Leon· Olaf Thomas, Leon. The StewardohiP 'l1ioufj!ll was DISCHARGED: Jack Wheeler, given b,y the stewa.<dohlp dlrecpt, Pleasanti Barbara Barnette, tor, Iva Copehari. 99:1-297& Rockca&tle; Naomi Wears, Pllny. Group I olllcers, preknted by E. Main st. Pomeroy the nominating committee were olected as rollows, PresidentOrpha Fields; Parlimentarial\ • FOR ~ETTER ROAD BUILDING · e - &le Erwin; !Ustorlan - .Bemle Fields; 'Stewardship - Rita MeDonie!; PUblications - R en a JohniOII, and FlnanceOU:ectorDurable Dependable • Iva Cspehart. , Next month's meeting will lie II" IIOL!rAWAY ldO,QBOAijD' e h~d oo April 4 at tho home of FREE SWINGI~GBLAIJJi;AN!f_LE e Faye carponter. Hostesses for AnJUSTMENT, 6' LONG, 1'1TS e eaeh IIIOidh'a meetinSwereallo SNAP COUPLER mtCHES IN e selected. Devotions were preSTOCKNOWI : senled by Orpha Field&. lile alao read ai!Oem 14Bulld ~.e A~~· " 'rit~ Cciu1MJii Chairmm,-··'Pinsy v~,ur""" tile members to con'YOllt ·AIIIsoChelmars !Molll'- ' '. e ~ ,. ,.... • ' , , Solom St. Rullond, O. • llilue saving Bett1 Crocker COU· pona. 111e president, Orphs Fields, : ~ .'Voi~e v..-- .A three-year i!Jor as chler ol the data proeooslng service For Performances center, 2nd Army, Ft. George ~ H. Meade, Md., was followed by PT. PLEASANT- Three Two J another two year stint at Ft. Rlver Motor Company salesmen, Benjamin Harrisoo, this time as Michael Hardway, Clayton Pulexecutive officer of the Army lins and w. J. SomervUle, will Enli!J\ed Evaluation Center. He be honored ror outstanding sales remained In that position WI!U performance during 1967 at a l967 when he tran!llerrecltoVIet. Ford 300-.100 Club banCJIO( Satur· nam. day, March 23 at tho Netherland A graWate of theArmy'sComHilton Hotel in Cino!Mall. The 300..100 Club was rounded Call, Write or Come to See In 19&0 to recognize outstanding Ua for Complete Counsel· Ford salesmm throoghoot the lng, Free Demons tration. country with the average 300S\)0 member selling nearly $&00, · OOO worth of automotl\'e merAUTHORIZED ' chandlse In 1967 to..,alll).'rorthe . national honor - GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Senice at . - wll'a be ,1. -~"''illlnd• ,log It• ~okild.lo ilke d.ttrteicb. or's 1Jbok and a otudent bdolf. ''Divillillnl ot r· "''""'•!rom Salesmen Honored eareer. " 1 ·Of £dgewooiJ '1Juta Cent~r . ~ ' AtSUGAR RUN · > 'FOR . FJI·lD SEEDS • end "' .. • ' ·:iuil ,. ' �.I I ' ' •, ' ,; - Th~> llollJ· "'Otlinol, l'omct'Or·&Hddlwo•·t, .o,. March ~21 1968 · ' . • - 'Ihe ""iiJ """ur.cl, ~~~rw·~·~ ~·· ~'"h s; tlltll Quis~nbei··~ ll/ts O!mmae~ ' To Instruct at Wor k.$n,C?F>.·-· J. · ' 11'hree Meigs cintn,tlahs will be IJia\ructors Jll a .Vriuohcp , f o r ~!Cthodl>t summer ¥a<atioo church e'dlool teachen' and advlaon scheduled ror SaturdaY ;from 9 a.l)t. until 3 p.m. at 111• Galjlpo!IS Grace "! e I ,h o ~ I 1 I Church. ·. · $IJc r~!e"rc~ tho I'Ortorii<\Uih lllsiricl will be <On• duct11111;:_ ;.qtksboJ>.• .fbr thJI IOua teaohero jiixl .' \ncludoa in that IIJ'OOIP ate·Mt•. Harold Sauer· ll!tq JrJ; ' I,, teach elementary, . ~ li . ~ .\'iiid 6; J. C. P, Tompldna,dlrector o! Chriai!an Educa. ulin ror the dlstHct, whose area ot lnotructl6n · win tie for admln' ' and the Rev. . Gl e n t.(ratora; ~lea who will lnstl')lct In the •ill <!C audiO vi!Ual alda. ' ' ...'111o reilotratli>n ,, . fee' which. will cover .mate..talo ,Mel a beverage Iii' be served''\Vi~ a ' ia~ !itnch . ~ · · · AIISENAL, ' ;, · ' · p..:_ at' Stall ,.COllege . EvGEWOOD ·0 ~r : manll and ~~r ·. · ., J F (,)li...,;O.ty':'t;t LeavenWorth, ltaa>, ~...., -h u.asc.,_ . oeto1QI11and ' . ""'or~ ~ ' ~-' ,••ta pt ' ......... _ ..med . ·"' ~,e ' .,.... ... ,. _!]\~ e' qur'"' ' \~~ Ad,lutanl General Data~! Ill•'. deoor~t~e ,"111! •awardo It ~esolng s,irvlce center, aleflil&t ~!ulle the BrOO>e !llat and Arm etlvily at this ArlllY o~mloal , CommOIIdil~ Med!tlJ. ~---~• He Is married to the cuuuuu.....t.Y center . . torme Of Ml . The veteran data syrrtems ol- Jae Ferrell, dati&hter 11 arrived here siler a year and Mrs. J. C. Ferrell, of~· to~~r of <litY as chief or the data euse, . Ohio. COlonel andr!~ servlet divlsioo at the H...,- ~lsenlleri)' eurretttl1 112 ~ tors, u.s. Army, VIetnam. He with their oon, .Colb,y, 8~senal Is a native of ~se, . Olllo. Everett Rd. , EdgewOOd • A 1939 baohelor ol ilcl....,e Md. ·"••te ol Ohio Unlveroily Col. The colooel's father, Mr. Hen· gr,._ · · _'...._, 1 F n.t···•- llveo In (,)11-rry wa~ ..a hlflll ·"'"'"" jam n . ..,. -w•. -.. , teacher and pr!J1clpal at Jjjitdlon ~racuso, and his me;!'';;'.;!"~ Cltf, ,,:Ohlo bof~e ~~.lng tho oa B. Bowen, lives Army 1n 1942j and makli\g It his · Lathey o! b,y loot Mlos BeckY " ' .' ' ' ... . . ·along .t. - ' 1-~, I ' ...,.....w.. );,1 ; bru .. • ~ ' ~~~· ........ ';!,' •,•,•,•,•.· ...•.·.· •,·,•,·,·.·.·.·~ .... • ••••••••:....:•.•; Sand 1011.1' ~,.. IJ181t!oril ····~·-·,;,;;~;~(~~lftieiii'ie& lA> YOU111 ~,fO)I IT, care Society Elects . ' ~ ~~ "~·i·~~ illimlllerl <Pt . ~~ .!1\i' 't h e ltP··. IIi~- .., ••. ~o. ltld!.oy'd '"" !Jia! bef-. ~ ~er ,or Dl~ Jr.) 1n A~ cu~· .... ~ Newman cHopPd the title '4io' at- . · Mjo •eynteal old LG."'P. ('~111 for teacher• will be h~d b,y o! Helm lkilp USI IIIIa 110W'IIIl·· Gueai!nl · Alain ~'') ihe AIJiha olnicroo Chapier of J!Or · II,\' I ~~ ~ 'BD!DJjuaao)'OUI'. Delta K!Wia Gamma Society LONG AND SHORT OF IT .,. '!h'lplal"tOoUial1J&'~''demlllds" at 3 p.m. &mdiiY at the Me· Dear llelen: comeln!lllahV~IIIIli'-daush · Arthur Elementary School, I oee wllere · thiij"ro.. lrf\nS ..r .dri0..o! 11\nii.~"!l'c - H. Mra. Harold Sauer, president, to bring back ~ iliil:l•.' II(IWd; . ,, aJillOUII<ed. ' half way to , )'QUI' anllli. _. Loot I am cilll\lll'. ~n I w o . GUests, 111 lite ·tea will .. ~ tho pis Wlll;~llif , . ~r' •cllolcea. A ~~ ~Is rombe memberio!tlieVIntonCouna~le llilnP was . tho Do- In& .., , ...... I cllt uk. 'J'erey, ~.. r..,- •' ' 'J; ' . ty Future Teacher• Aoaocla- preallkon, my Dod !I mo. The Who Ia Jdnll .of oli&Q:y, and I uon. Anna HiNier and Mil- nrat time skirt a • llhOri wao dein't: reiollY like bllh. 11o would elrod llawle.r wiU J>feielll the In the Roaring TWentleo, , llltm be ftotterecl, and_ ,I'm aure I'd program, and ~Peelal 111!1111< · _ . , flrll started making real 110t ae\oerai .more dates ..a of will be presented by VInton m01111. It> pi~ an \nvllatioo to tho big FOR ALl. Gf:CASIONI area fii'Oii11. ' I made a llud1 o! IIQ!I~a In re- llpJ'Ing ball. -~ -,;.-. · . Wnlrtaow..~ •,:~~~:~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1:',· : Jat1111 to pro~, and found On the other hand, I could alii< that tho lonDr .women's llldrU Jim. He walko me to claosea \ . ATTENDS MEETING . become, the Poorer Is the eoun- lltC\ walks me home and he's NEW HAVEN - Mrl. Dovld 01 "~ lrif.2151 Flelda, Jr., secretary of the . tey as a w!Kile. The hlgljer they realb' ..-..m& but not much ' hike, tho Jll(ll'.o W!' havo.i<l&jllind. for dating. Not that h"a a. ~•mti'oy Flfi\Yir ~!laP. st$ Woman's Miaojonary }§>. Could the del\8nel:o be frying galnst (!irle- he enjoys dances, , W. !lola · . ,.,.."'.'1 clet¥• recitjtly attended an Ell~· to ,leU us -elllinl'l. .:.. ECON- and I'm oure be likes but ulivo Commlitee meeting of the lliL lllllard Vaa lltlor OllllCS ~Ji;NT he doi!Bn't wan! to Set tied dolm. . ' Main street Churcj) of God Dear Student: So I can either settle for so. In Charlo-. Only thai thlij"ve ridden tho •111'!4' wilh a boy I'm not crazy mini aalar ao II can "'' and now aboul, or take a pnibJe 111 a lilY they !Iaure II' • tliJio tor a chlqae. I like..- and run the risk of beAnd ror my mooey, tho mid- In& ~esa tho root of I h e length llkirt Is a challge for -the year. Pll die if I don't eet a wor,.l - H. · bid to that spring ball I ' Dear Helm: whlch? STYMJED IN ',_ My (!irl friend and I have been STOCKToN · !J>\na together for lbclut i yaar. Iioar S.LS.: &lddonb: her mother demanded Take a pmble on the 81!)> 00 th~t lhe date other lilY~• ao she you, ilke. n•s more hooest. 1!1>haa bein ,fO\nt 0111 With· thrse ddea, .. If You dele a "skaggy" 8 A Ill • .. a boy for .. outlty, he'll 88!1selt, "" and ilunp you before the spring ball - I hopo I - H. ly PHIL PASTORET Dear Holt~~: The only tro~ble ;,lth the When I was Jiving at home, I new "aandw!Ch" quarters is had a dream almost evoi'y nliiltL that there's 111 I g h l_y few ' places you ean buy· one with n seemed that aomoone !laS li'YIng to murder Jl:ll' mother and that parjleuliir ooin. I alwa,ys saved hor just In the ' ' .,• ne wise man !fai'!IB nlek o! time.. !Ito and I never Just Un Pl"''~ ~.1.1:1 · from a mistako, the h0114!1t 11'1 """'' but now we do, and .. . . '} man owns up to· 011<!, alld th' dreams hove alopped. What did they mean?~ c. J. tho foolish """' 'tfies to •"·'~Sprllig · l>rGm( a mlsto~t on' one of Dear C: tho olher~. Freud I'm not, but rd guess the dream' meant you wanted '· ' .' .· ' ' tee. . The offiCe Lothario dofan't what ,vou Onally got - your mo lmow ihe I!."·.',' ;l!iJiit'' abiotit th't'io i'rtend!lhlJ>. Pm so· sl&d .·.·. wv.2:21iit · NEW HAVEN - Ofiicers were elected by the Woman' a Mission· ary SOCiety of the New Haven ·~····························! It's The Allis-Chalmers Blade : • •• WiUiamson's,Ftrm SupJiy j •······························· ~"!:r:o~~;~~ Bea··••o·f the· Ben·d.' .· · · HOLZER. HOSPITAl. - -·Visit• .I.e lJ¥ ~loui-s z.4 anH·&P· m. !:armts oniT on POdiatrid Ward. · ' Ao~•croNS .....,... Oieh Mri, RoRald E. Justice, By Bob Hoe 121 BaotliDI D1-.: Mra. Marie Jlrumrleld, 46 VIne St.; Eric I. ' Thomas, 843 5e!:ond Ave.; Mrs. Menibers o! Ohio Phi ChaPter or Bell Sigma Phi Sorority, Curtis L. CoX. Rt. Z GolllpoUs; under the chairmanship of Mrs. Betty Rawlings, will be PUUIIW new Ruoeell Slayton, Vlnti>n; ll:ra. ' · • · life In the amual liegiooal Mi~s America Pageant to be &)aged In Jesse R, .ChiPman, Rt. ~'-ratrlot; Pomeroy on lo!a_y 4. FAger Greono, Patriot Rt.; The!llll..nt will be loaded wltlt toP-flight local talent doing pre.. Mrs. MariOn o. H~tchlnaon, Rt. ' entatlons betWeen the s~III.. Phases or the corite~~ There'll~. 2 Ewl~n; ' l.onnle A. ¥"~• dance (Outlnes b,y chorus '"'""s and aomo great old tavarlte' , Rt. 2 Bidwell; Mrs. Beecher L. songs will be uoecl to \ntroCiuce various phases or tha competition. Dovis,' Vlnio111 Albert IL Taylor, Not onlY wl!IMISsOhio-P,aln- ture will be torn down to de Rt. I Pi; •Pieuinl; Mils Saodr~. eJa Roblnaon of ~n .,- be on room lor a modern liulldiJW the J. WUllams, P.t. Pleasant; Mrs. ' bend ror thelo\:al event, hotJohn doW,..talrs ol which wW be used Josl!llhlne B. Meade, Pt. PleuLa)1le, trt-atale talent contest lor the shop a~d lha'"'slalrs as antl Mrs. Warren G, BlaCk, Rt. winner who I!PI>eared 011the ~DOl' living cprtero. _ I Rutland; Mrs. Charlll K. StBishop sliow a lew DIOIIIhs bock, Nearby, of course, work ho• art, MiddiiPOrtl Mrs. Ell!eiP!cw!U be on hand to sing sever";~ begun on the new quartan ofThe kens, Ravenswocod; Mrs, F r • d Dllllben. Jobn hos .wearod lo- Farmer• Bank and Savings Co. Gool,lrontoll; Homer'L. WWjamcalb with the 11\gBendllln~els · ion, Man, W. Va.;,FkiYIIW, Coy· ana-Is always a high POint In the BR'(AN WIGAL, sori of Mr. and an, Jackson; Mrs. Carl F, Poelo' shoWs. . Mrs. AlbertWigai,Prollll'"'t.ro"' . ker, Jac!<ion; Mrs. Lawrf: You can look flir the si)rj,rtty merb of Racine, took part In the Houser, Rt.Rt.l ~ ~=-~!';d 1 toi>ullaomepleasabt ..bbltsout solo' and ensemble cOnliefltiOn A. :0:0~, • M of the hat and come ol> wijh an of llotrictttatPort 'C1!1'ton. W. 9tltler, Sr.,Jaok'itjl,, ~~:,;·, excellent evening of entel'lllnThe.comPetition wao held un- - . e E. Conn. oak ,.. .. mO\)~ . ,. "' ,.,.; ~ 111.1> fllll">!iJ~,IIli,AIW ql\J,J! l!l,!ifil>l'.frt'oJjj~~Sl ~rtJ wuull 1~-rl' the Pomeroy Mull EducatiOn Agan. of whiCh · 5tlg0w111De'tumed Into aclilol?" c ·• r·'lfo~idint 'na ~:-warren G, BI!ICI/;,Rt. 1 rut summer ~rdansetllnelortlte Calvin RoW• 1' P 8 a ltiJtlind, daJJshtar, 8:19·.1. m. •· Fred Roberto, chltnnan. J · ' R. c.. ~ pageant. The Chester Gardetl Wlpl's tubll aolo woo SaWne 'lbu\'sday; ll:ra. •• 80 ,_.. · Club Is handllJW • great deal ol the Mighty ~leo() for which he re- ~ Rt. 2 Pa~ aon, 6:09 p. the ~all In creating the stage celved a n rating, He wu c - m. !f!tur~HAIIGF.'! ' I '~';,••, ,, ' •' ' ' ("" '' .•. ' ·~"" I "f . j me, SAfE $$$$$ . Eta •• ' I COMPI.PIIOOMI-$11 . j •' FUINITUII .... •595· ~ . !PRESSES '\ (.i.;:~n - tlf6'\r~r~.u!:.' ft''~..:~ < setting. , .. , • PLEASANT IIOSE llfynolds and Drue Hart·, Auditing - Faye Carpenter and Iva Capehart, and Thuroday obsened her '7th"""" Telephone - &Je Erwin. An OX· vorsary at the Citizens ~i!lonal ecutlve board meeting would be Bank In MiddiOIIOrt, Rose began held at the home or Faye Car- her emPloyment there on March and . In penter .., Monday, March 2& 21, 1921. Mally wUl wanj to JO the stole ~ring COOvention will this column In extandlngcongrat. be Ill the Trinity Church of God ulations. In llunt\nglon on Aprll 26 and 27. UP IIACINE WAY, ll:ra. Loll An Interesting and lnformaUve Lee, voce! mualc ~r at program was presented b.Y Mrs. SQudlem llllh School, 1,1 1!1 lit.• Boward Stevena, formerly o! plann!JWI stqeo for l)er ~ Tokyo, JIJII&II. The soc:lety has w.rlety shoW. to bo &l:ven b.Y vobeen abid,yilig lbclut Japan ror the cal music otudeilt••. In· add!~ past three months. a !{Iring con<t\'1 is belne P•y At tho close ol the -ling, pored. . ~ retrelhrntft:s were served to IVa 'l Capehart, ~Fields, Fleanor TilE POMERoY FLOWERlilGI> Davis, Viola Rouoh, Drue Hart, oPerated b,y M.r, and Mrs. Mil-' PaniiY Fey, Orpha Field&, Anna lard Van lletor, hss PW'<h8Sed .JoluiiiOII, Lucille POWell, Nellie the w.cated Lutheran Church on Duddln& Faye Carpenter, Rita Butternut Ave., unused lor leYMcDaniel, Sle Erwin, and Tam! era! years. The presort stru<• Stevens. pl!mented b,y the judge• ~his atyle orPI&)cine. AU soloajudgedto be memo•lud. and were b,y • panel or zo judges. Students representing 44 bands ed I tit omPetitloo 0 particiPat e c dents and Bryan was oneo!EIIhestu H representing the Kin 1gb School band. Bryan will graCUite rrom that sehllol in ~ora_y. G.;: ·a:;: ,.. finance, but he's an e!lpert the atalk· market. Paul fit AN S.!).S. ' . Project Tells Of Auto Care · To 4-H Member . Meigll Property God/' the ftlm he tor receptloit. , Whatever haJI!eoild to rr.- . ol rallglon: cBs all't<llll ding Ia! "'""'r !l1o CaaloUe ; cleJnancllDg Church "ch"""'' ..; - - ' '-' Plh: tho N, Y, N. Y. tori,al belt Umo to be les o! his Tlmta P.•t - · ' Ce!tllo an edf. 0p iald his name "!~ &11)'1ibere - but montfdled Billlop ~ • . here IIW1l', , . . , 'be!ore,>J1Gii1e llpOki ... Tllo we 1111ot ~"' ' had a lair chance o! .namlnl .. Cardinal ~·· suceo-: · we JDtllt1oned tlve • Pl'obabi.Y w111 be "lnsicle Aua- ri;;;A;i;;i;!i;~;r( lralla.'' ~ lewis No)<olist Erich ROIIIlil'fllO Is well and at work 11n enolher book • HEAtiNG - otter hlslourth Mellllngly ta• PLUMBING •ROOFING Fritz Buck and Mary Eurny lalll\neu ... Feyer-Carr·Harrio baae tbelr "Some Uke It Hoit" Buck to Linda A. Will, L o I, Bdwy, mosleal oot 111 the TOllY -FOR- . Racine. Curtis Jack LemmootransvestDulcie J. Reibel and Rd>ert $ J, Reibel to Dorothy L. Young, ed-lntereot film hot on the German original ... Hey, Dick AveLoll, Middleport. dan: why not Jlhotogrlilh .., :Stanley B. Jooes, dec:., to Anna L. Jones, Cert. for Trans., Salis- Dream of Jeamle'' star Barbara Eden's navel - her TV - . _ _ ;;..;:...,.._ bury. !tibli EhersbMh, Commisslooer, Worley A. Kemody, dec., to Zelia KOModY, .30 A., Ruten8fnes, transmissions, and land. wheels. Emeraonll:cDoleanciAnnaVIrJed Web slur, the Chief of Po- glnla McDole, to Patrick E. Mcllee, met wljh us at a regular Dole, 10 Aerest Lebanon. meeting to dlscusi oafety proCommodore Ruagiea and FolceWres. AnoUler aeetion Of the se! Ruggles to Pleasle Barger and projec_t was concerned with tilMartha Barger, 104.35 Acres, su.ranc-e and upkeep, and ror this Salem. meeting ·our gue at was a local Try our Flat's plush new 850 Find Cllll Wyllie F. Davis to Theodore In BUraitce agtnt, T. Reed Jr., and Nancy B. Reed, much run top performance, handling and c:omfort 0111 This CCIIteludes my article exLot, Pomeroy. be. Take It oo tho tough roads; wateh II romp tltroallllllo cept tor ooe thing: lr Y<tU are In Frederick A. Swatzel, dec., to cams end bumps. This bundle o! I\OP is loaded wltb fM.. 4-H 1 -ld encourage ·your club Glenora Swatzel, Cert. lor lurea - .-ard, not extras. Even tho tachomelu' II to take this project because It Trans., Letart. slal1danL FIAT 850, will help you In the Mure. - By Frankie Pickens, et al, Robert John Wiles, Big Beod lloys 4-H c. Harlenhach, !lterl!l, to Mar· Club. garet Brown, Wanda Meredith, and Charles H. Pickens, Parcels, 1 belong to the Bls Bend Boys 4-H Club. Last year our dub took Auto Care and Safety las Its project. Tljls pri>ject tells lbclut a u t o care and sarety m 111• highwa,y. This article will tell how this project helped me. We did several things, sucll as a highw-.y hazard hom!. On lhla trill we traveled the roaclsofMelpCo!Jt>. ty and looked for iuch hazard& as weilllo groWing around atano, btoken pavement and b II n d curVes. OU anodter trip we went to local ps statllln to stu<IY Transfers 1EWI REPAIR ·SERVICE SMITH FIAT SALES St1te Itt, 1 0~~@. . .. :.r!' ,,,l.,.u' _Ili'J~\) 1. ..._ J , ··eOtarl.. S,1 HaU, ~ (ill!; Georie w. l:lell, and Genova Hell to Marion A. Hall, Parcels, Ol- ·'! uiv· BV'l'T~? TO JOIN THE "STAMP .QUT STEADYING'' CLUB, SE1'ID A DIME AND A STA~, SELFADDRESSED ENVELOPE to HELEN'S s.tl.S. CLUB, P, 0. BOX 9997, SACRAMENTO, c~. lf,ORNIA, 951123. llURRY, 111EY'RE GOING FAST! Ive. Dloconlln ued Coin The United States minted a !lk!ent coin in quantity at Carson City, Nev ., in 1875. The coin was not popular. however, and was soon dlscontlnued. Steven M. JohniiOil, Mrs. Charles . • daugbler. FAloiiLY RESCUED CINCINNATI (lJPO - . Mrs. • )la1')' COllins, · ~; IUid her ·n.. . ' children · tiere tesedlel bir . PT PLEASANT- Elfllll!o..;. men Monday from ' • Laldn Slate floor ol a burning arandparenls In the .· . • ·"'-ent houao. The lP~~· ' ' ' Ho '-"•' .;..,.,.,.~ toeJd1Qiutllpa- which ca~sed $7PO loaa, wu tlenls were gra_.,. r blamed on a ahortcireult In · and received their certllloatea. _,_, ,..... Cert\floalel were presented to •lUtchm Wu-• Ral!lh Galbo,. Mro. Wilber Mallette, l(ra,' Mae Meaaick, Mrs• Rufj!l Knon>; Chdiea Gnham, Maude Young, Daley Darst and Charlotte · ~ by Harry Wallace, director o!lheMai<IICoun· ~ Action,GJ'OUP. . .,._ •·..,-·:........ "eeentt1 or •ov N. Crabtrse and lnrltnt aon, Mrs. Robert 0: Preston ond Infant menl o! E<looomtc ~ty, llpOki to ihl .llfOUP ,1114. !IOied . 111at there ii•.IIJW a ~ to be ".Dade bl paople .61! )eara fl( age or older, ,and· ·tb• ·IIOild tiling olloUI it lo tlie c!tlldnn at tho bol!lltal reap tho bE!IOfll > !rom this P!Wam· ,, lEW MAC 18-10 AUTOMAnC S~IUII CHAIN.· SAW · ' WAN'!' Mra Chlrles w Bays Mrs. s. MOiv1n Boggs Caudill, ... ; · , A.' Ellls Sainuel · Grace ~w.. Okey '11. Scerh,art'...:r, Kenneth .,;.,·lor, • Joe MotoHila, Slate Doparl- USE·D C'RS ' * .· ,. Step up to the popular 10 bp MF ID and 1ee i Discover how It give• ~ou the ' belt <of both world,. sporty ettck·•hift for that ieollns ... ~nd to aqt~maHq Spoed Dr)vo. l! sp~:•:d~·;~f.~::·~~;,i~~: , position. , 1J and, app~~es USED CARS 4 Dr. Sedan, · 52;000 actual miles. One. owner, Very condlllon ON ' ' ' F«lr,l .4dr. Sedan 65 Old5nto.lle $1,795.00 1 ' _f ' i~ I < trans.' A real -fliohing car ···:~.,' Value-Rated the good • FOR THESE performances. 195~ Ply;-.~uth 'O ut touchina dUier, ent .l ng .the ·a,)tkltor ,, treiillt!ll speed, .• ~ du.c,f!~, sp~~· mUestones hove Philharmonic's 125 years and . ' D)'n. 88 4 clr, Harol' 1'011. ~as all Wltlte.Dnloh. Power POwer brlkea. Aubllllllic ttina.· ~ ·l'f local aoll pro. 66· Olds USED CARS ' St1lerlnc. $3,495.00 ., . 1967 FIAU 'DOOR Rail!,. and Retter, WIS Tires 64 Forcll-Bircl .. .. ' .. $2195 'i:.andau 2 clr. H. T., turquoise with white vinyl lop, Ilk'"""' \nolde and out, radio, new w/s/w/tlres, ~~~~~a::,:m:= ""!"'• Unted glass, 32,000 actual mUos, looks , briDd new. . ,J 1 67 Olds Torvnado H.T. . ..... . . Full power \ncludlitg 6-way seat, radio, tinted rluo', 'w/a/Yl, , · Ures, deluxe wlleel dl.aes, factory air-eondf.Uord:I1J:, belutl!UJ burgwtdy llnlah with black Interior, Sold and aervloed us. 1965 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DR. 66 Olds Delta 88 Hoi. Sedan . . . . 19.4 FORDGAlAXIE 500 Fu'n power equipment windows and way seat, radio, tinted glass, 1 1 wheel, anti-spin· differential, factory air·-colldlldo~olna, Radio an~ Heater 8 cyl: 2 Dr. H.T. P. steering, Radio ond Heater, Aut. Trans. WI.S'Tires $2~.195 · with red viqyl interior. One owner, new 65 Olds Dynamic BB 4 Door . . .• . Auto. trans., power brakes, pcwer steering, tinted glass, new w1s1w tires, dark &reelf wilh matching interior. 64 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. _ _...,. Six eyl, autDmltlc trans., ndlio, W/1/W/ 11nilo~ll) matchbw intmior, b' McCULLOCH·· No more manual oiling of bilr'.llnd chai~. it's ~uto­ matic! 'rhis new McCullOch saves t1me, saves weigh~ saves work and saves y9u b1g money. our· . ing special introductory offer, yoo get a $35 acC!!s-. sory kit FREE! Limited time only. Hurry! · - -· JOHN~ - " UJest directed atarrilll llife J9afllll Woodward, to "Now 1 w Me Down'' becauoe hQri2mlal titles coox eaoh !aatar than juat a de~ jeatlng ... eomm..... ...... friend .... sures us the ~ laland R. R. has hild 11101'0 blkeathan Jllstleo Jloualas. · Thlev'a bulled Into tho homf o1 Lucille Ball's writer Milt Jooefllberg and otolo - four TV oets ... LoteblattmebuoldeFI'IIIk Eric1<11 llll1 have been the 111, len! parQier of a ver)--ltlg apart>ment houJe builder here .... Now thai Penn. Stallon'a tom dowo, 2Dth-FCil< buUt.-r for 11 Hello, Dolly" •.• John G u athor's next pograPtlcal aurpry pear ;mvlM~ Officers in March Meeting ~··· '""* ' ' I ., Uon of tho Miami B\1<!<:11 preaa oerte• atioont for 'li\o t'QIIIoiMI,.eltu re- , fel'!'lnl to hltn ;In •• "~· ~.".title 0(1110 ""''''ri' '""~'~ loul da"-'ild .... ~.... ilfioJ$. ,,, F~~ IIIIUI.~!III, ' ~ ... . e of IJie OppeariDCO La~n~~!~~~~ou=' • . Mill· ~ · First Church or God at the home of Mrs. Rena Joh~- wilb Mrs. Mary Glllbs and Mrs. Ester King aB co-llbslesses. The meeting opeiled with the group singing ·Blessed Be 1be Name. VIola Roulh led in pra.\'• er. Roll call was onowered b,y naming a ravorite spring wild Dower. The secrelary's report was (!iven by Eleanor Davis and tho trea,..er'a report was b.Y Equ i pment Specialist Faye Carpenter. !lie repOrted PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL · that all !lema on the budeet for ·ADMITTED: Mrs. CO<Il Mathe- the year had been Jlllld. . . . nv Leon· Olaf Thomas, Leon. The StewardohiP 'l1ioufj!ll was DISCHARGED: Jack Wheeler, given b,y the stewa.<dohlp dlrecpt, Pleasanti Barbara Barnette, tor, Iva Copehari. 99:1-297& Rockca&tle; Naomi Wears, Pllny. Group I olllcers, preknted by E. Main st. Pomeroy the nominating committee were olected as rollows, PresidentOrpha Fields; Parlimentarial\ • FOR ~ETTER ROAD BUILDING · e - &le Erwin; !Ustorlan - .Bemle Fields; 'Stewardship - Rita MeDonie!; PUblications - R en a JohniOII, and FlnanceOU:ectorDurable Dependable • Iva Cspehart. , Next month's meeting will lie II" IIOL!rAWAY ldO,QBOAijD' e h~d oo April 4 at tho home of FREE SWINGI~GBLAIJJi;AN!f_LE e Faye carponter. Hostesses for AnJUSTMENT, 6' LONG, 1'1TS e eaeh IIIOidh'a meetinSwereallo SNAP COUPLER mtCHES IN e selected. Devotions were preSTOCKNOWI : senled by Orpha Field&. lile alao read ai!Oem 14Bulld ~.e A~~· " 'rit~ Cciu1MJii Chairmm,-··'Pinsy v~,ur""" tile members to con'YOllt ·AIIIsoChelmars !Molll'- ' '. e ~ ,. ,.... • ' , , Solom St. Rullond, O. • llilue saving Bett1 Crocker COU· pona. 111e president, Orphs Fields, : ~ .'Voi~e v..-- .A three-year i!Jor as chler ol the data proeooslng service For Performances center, 2nd Army, Ft. George ~ H. Meade, Md., was followed by PT. PLEASANT- Three Two J another two year stint at Ft. Rlver Motor Company salesmen, Benjamin Harrisoo, this time as Michael Hardway, Clayton Pulexecutive officer of the Army lins and w. J. SomervUle, will Enli!J\ed Evaluation Center. He be honored ror outstanding sales remained In that position WI!U performance during 1967 at a l967 when he tran!llerrecltoVIet. Ford 300-.100 Club banCJIO( Satur· nam. day, March 23 at tho Netherland A graWate of theArmy'sComHilton Hotel in Cino!Mall. The 300..100 Club was rounded Call, Write or Come to See In 19&0 to recognize outstanding Ua for Complete Counsel· Ford salesmm throoghoot the lng, Free Demons tration. country with the average 300S\)0 member selling nearly $&00, · OOO worth of automotl\'e merAUTHORIZED ' chandlse In 1967 to..,alll).'rorthe . national honor - GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Senice at . - wll'a be ,1. -~"''illlnd• ,log It• ~okild.lo ilke d.ttrteicb. or's 1Jbok and a otudent bdolf. ''Divillillnl ot r· "''""'•!rom Salesmen Honored eareer. " 1 ·Of £dgewooiJ '1Juta Cent~r . ~ ' AtSUGAR RUN · > 'FOR . FJI·lD SEEDS • end "' .. • ' ·:iuil ,. ' �' .,. ' - -Diary Organized less than six months • • the tr'oqJ ls sponaored by the MiddlOI'Ott First Baplist Church. A tea lor the parents was a ft¥Ure of the investiture service held last November. Recently the f!I1lUP comple!Aid leader Is Mr11, WilHam A_ Ohcooklng leo11011• given by Mrs. Unger. 'nle 10 members at the troop at tM Columbua and Southern all made dresses which they wUI Qiuo Electric eo. Mra. Curl bolted a mother • daughter tea model In a B!ylo revue to be presented at Tuesday night's \Ulan the lessons were c:omplet. meeting of the Sallsbury P.T.A. certlticates to Sally Walters, Joni Murra,y, Cyn. 1hla Lee, Megan Miller, Paula Completion of the eight - sea- for a dressmaker'a badge as Kloes. well as giving them partial work :j' ~ Patty Boyles, Valerie Lewis, Ann Filch, Trlna Glbba, Tracy Burdette, Jill Walburn, sion course qualifies the girls on their aoclaldependlbllltychallenge. The course included fab- Martha Krawsuyn, Jennifer ric and pattern selection, eutWiae, Volvo! Sol!ller. Feith ttng, l!ttlng, and all sewing on Herrman, Pamela Powen, Becky the garment. Classes were held Coleman, and Stlela Sargent. at the Meigs COUntY Extension Office. Making dresses were FloriCADET TROOP 208 nell Burney,'StellaFolmer, MiJiA aewing course for beglnners sa Rh:er, COmie Lanning, Dartauaht by Miss Margaret Grlffiths, Me!ga enension agent, has lene Michaela, Vicky Clark, Beebeen OOIIll>leted by !he Sal! !!bury Icy Seelig, Ann Ohl!ngOr, BevCadet Scout Troop 208 whose erly Smith, and Debbie Ohl!ngOr, Southern High Silver Teo To Benefit Disaster Fund Tile Future Homemakers Chap- !£ ol Sxrthern lligh School will live a Silver Tea Sunday, March 31, from 2 to a p.m. for the ben- etlt ol the Silver Bridge Disas- ter Flmd. Officers andactivemembersto . asailt with this event are president Pam Cleek; viee president, Muaha Pugh; secretary, Mickey Spencer; treasurer, Carolyn Weinberg, and news r9p0rter, Lenore Bass. Active seniors are COnnie AmI ott, Bea Bechtel, Lenore Bass, ~ Cmnlo Chapman, Pam Cleek, '! Mary crosa, Sondra Jeffers ~ Peyton, Nancy Rou!ll, Jenny Sol~ lers, MJekey ~cer, S:laron • 'fea!ord, Leah Graham, Carolyn '· Weinbera: and Staron Yates. JUII!ors, !illrley Hudoon, Don~ na JeJrers, Brenda Webb, Mary , Lavender and Ellther Promtt. ~ ,1·. Wimer& 'tn •feotor It ProUd,, an American Oag coloring eonIAist lor elemelllerY children. have been selected. ~aorod by Feeney-llemelt Post 128, American Legion, the eonteat ·Is aimed at stlmulailng patrlottam In younger children. Posters colored by children In the first lour grades oC the Middleport and Brad>ury Elementery Schools, and the special education class at Pomeroy, were judged b7 Mr•- Cllarles Lewis and Mrs. Bob HoeD!ch. Each clasa partlelpatlng In the compelltioo ..UI be given an award by the sponsoring legion post, wtiUe winners in each claas wiU be presented lndlvlcml awards. Winners in Middleport were Judy Sargent and MarlaMe Welsh, ftrst grades; Trlna l.J'nn Glbbo and KeMY Rou!ll, oeeond grades; Jeffrey Jacobs and Richard S. Owen, third grades; Cindy Glaze and Mary Ka,y GaHagher, fourth grades. Taking first place awards at the Bradluey school were Carroll Nel1011, first grade; Myrna Howell, second grade; Teddy LIWBOO, third grade; and Kathy Rupe, lourth grade. Debbie Grimm was the winner in the apecial edlcation class at Pomeroy. Friends. Relatives Honor Mrs. Young CLIFTON - Friends and relatives gathered at the home ol Mrs- Roberta Yoona at CUlton, W. Va., on sunday In honor or her birthday. A dozen~ roses were presented to her by her son, and famlly, Trooper and Mrs. Dick Young and chlldren, Richard and Michael 0( Charleton P.eights, W, Va. Others attending wen Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young, Vlclde and Valarie &le of Cllttoo; Mrs. Evelyn Stewar~ Moaoo, and Mrs. Leona Gof1, Point Pleasant. ' ' ·, ' ,, ; ' 'I ' . The leatured speaker . at the April 2, "Special Dey I 0 r Homemaldn& n 1¥111 be M 1 s a Ruth 9\Ultz ol Columbus. All women In Meigs and surroundIng counties are Invited. Mlsa ~liliz will Wk oo. ''Everyone can eQjoy Gardening," during the a!teriiOOil. The proSCHOOL SPONSORED dance gram, wl!leh begins at Jd':;I(I In Partl' with ·J~s aa emcees Fri- tho morning and last• untU 2:day, 8 to u; at wat!oma High 30, will be bold. at the Trlnily School audltorlwn; (\>en to United Olllrch or Christ In public. Pomerw. It ..UI !eeture a Btyle revue RUTLAND P.T.A. wlll_,aor a jitney SuPper Friday at the o! the lolest lashlons, a feature Rutland Grade School, serving on accesaorles in the home, the !rom 3:30 to 8 p.m. Square dance history ol the Ohio Valley as to follow, adm!ssion 25 cents. . reflected ln the home, and evSQUARE DANCE at the Bedford eryone can enjoy gardening. The Youth Center Friday beginning at 9 p.m., SJXlllSOred by the Darwin b(otorcycle Club. BASKETBALL GAMES at '1'111>pers Plains Grade School, Friday, 7:30 p,m., Tuppers Plains Boosters women versus Olester women; second game, Tuppers Plains men versus Chester men. BAS<ETBALL GAME Friday, 7:30p.m. at Harrisonville School by fathers and sons or Harrisonville, sponsored by PTA, Refreshments sold; cakewalkathalr Ume. Admission 10 cents. OFFICERS, committeemen, other interested parties of SOuthern Local School Band Boosters, meet at 2 p.m. Friday at high school to plan an AprU 20 jitney supper. SATURDAY Sophomores, Nancy BolO, PegSOUP SUPPER, Saturday, 5 to gy Boso, Pat Dumas, Sherry Farra, Jon Hill, Ruth Jarrell, 8 p.m., Bashan Fire House, spon::ilirley Jeffers; :!ilaronJohnston, sored by Ladles Auxiliary of fire CathY Sayre, Evelyn Lawson, department. Sandwiches, pie, soft Kathleen Lewis, Jane Roush, Judy drinks also available. BRIDAL l:ilower honoring Miss Rouah, Julia Maynerd, Brellda &lzaMa Arnold will be held SatSayre, and Marsha Pnslturday at 7:30 p.m. at tbe Hoek Freshmen, Debbie Boso, Vicki Springs Methodist C h u r c h. Abels, Joni Boyd, .'Jlirley COngo, Friends, relatives, and neigh&lsie Biggs, Joyce Deeter, Jane bors invited to miscellaneous Donovan, Pat Harris, SOndra shower. Massey, Debbie Miller, R u t h IDGH SCHOOL dance party Pierce, Mary Proffitt, Patty 8 to 11 saturday, Pomeroy J~ Pro!lltt. Peggy Proffitt, Barbera Richard, Diana Rose, Joann tor High School auditorium with Roush, Mary &nlth, Barbara Jays as emcees. School sponWolfe and Cheryl Powell. sored. The chapter extends a warm invitation to the patrons of t h e SUNDAY ~ school school officials teachers · REVIVAL STARTS atthe:ilade and cdmmunlty to maketlie' Slf-""'~tliocllii.-Cili!Nb- ~. C7:45 ver Tea a success. each evening. Rev. Charles Norris speaker. ~cia! music each evening. Pt.t>Uc invited. YOUNT ADULT CLASS, :'\Yracuse Methodist Church, to serve breakfast at 8 a.m. &mday in church basement. All Young adults lnvited. ii Contest Being· Announced '· Speak crt tf Winners in in Flag Coloring •I,• •' •· I " FRIDAY WOMEN'S Rasketboll, !i)>r.. cuse vs. Portland, Portland gym; BROWNIE ·ri\OOP 87 a 8UIO betwoon the third and Project• looking toward summer dol clUJ¥) at Camp Klashuta fourth graders of ~racuse wiU be tho eiJII)hasls o1 meetings lor BroWnie Tn>01> 87 or Middle- qslnst the third l!ld lourth gradport. the leaders, Mn. Eugene Murr'-Y and Mrs. Jane Miller r&o ers ol Porlland to begin a! 7 p. pOrt. m. ei aDd presented ) ' By Charlene •• • Hoeflich Martha CUrl, home economiat, . . out ' , ' ' ...' . " MONDAY STAFF ANDOFFICERS, Meigs Temple, Pythian staters, at Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room at 7:30 p. m. Monday; Mrs. Bertie Watts and Mrs. Etta Lemley, tostesses. BETHEL 52, lnterllllttonol O.-.. der of Job's Daugllters, 7:30 Mondl3 night at the Pomeroy Mosonlc Temple; ObllgiUon Nigh~ • M!DilU:PORT CUB S c o u t Pack 244 at 7 p. m. Monday at Presbyterian Church; court of awards to be held; Don 4 the oJ>o ening ceremony, Den 6 a skit. Don 8 the closing and Don 2 rerreshments. TENT 95, llaugiltars ol Union Veterans, meet Monday night at the D. A. v, Hall, 7:30 p. m. FELLOW SlOP DINNER hoool'lng the Rev. and Mrs, George Sl.cMeU, home after six yean in South Korea, at Heath Methodlst Church. The returneclmisstonaries will shoW sUdesoftheirwork. '1 last three will be presented ln the alternooo with an.Y<>ne attendlog having. their ehi>lee or two or the topics. There will be a 50 cent registration lee. Mlas !ilultz Is a graduate o! Capitol Univeralb' and attended Penn!Q'Ivanla School !or Wome11 located near Ambler. At thetlme s)le attended thls school It was tho only Women' a Hortlcultnral School In tlils country. Recently the School has bec:ome aDIIIated with Temple Unlverelty and Is now eo-<ducatlonal. After graduating she wasasso- f elated •with a seed C01"P&n3' In ,.Cll!Yeland. TIIO . ~eara later jilll , r@lmed to Colpmbus,to.beasao. . ol~ 'With Th,e UvlnglltAJn Seed COIIIPinJ1 lor 1,\ year•: J;IDeteen .JOOt! were th"' speftt with the 'Capitol Seed Store. The Iaiii lew y..,.a Miaa !ilultz has been consultlni and JlviDg lectures. The $leclal Day lor Homemaklnt Ia sponsored by I h e Meigs Cowtty Extenelon Service and the ·Meigs Cowtty Extenilon Homemakers Council. Dllormer yoers It haa been known as "Achievement Da,y,n ' . . • " ~"' ' }', ' ' r;.. .,,: 'a, .. 1 •;J ' Attend Funeral ' w, . apd, IQI!~ ol· 9Ylumbu !, Jollas.GIIv"' Jl.OI!Iellj .n! Kennell\ Cous\!ls o! Clevell!l\4.e OfMr$./?~se , , ·. ·· ··;· ,; . ·'' \ ' ' ...... ,.•, . . ' ""Rnwt: S·,1: \1 .' : · . r!laUv~s_ ~:~eielor tun~ ser~~es Mlllf. .. tile Of . Mrs. \j: . '.~ t Arlena Reelijl· o! Middleport. , .. .-' ·" -'·· ' Mi. ~. Mr•. ~,_ E.-~m-·-. • gardner and lamll.Y ~~ Cleve.· . \'' land, Mr. and Mril. Manning E. · · . ', 1 ~1~ •.': ·"•I'. -~ and lapill,y and Mr. It s ·ll . sDd Mrs. RobertNellon!>ICoium. , "" tlii -'· bus, el!llo!r,n' or ·Mr. ·aild 1\(rs. ' . '·I . • l Ervin &ungerdner, retuniecl to their hOmes Wednesday alt4or beRorM Ing called here <me to the death o! their grandii\Olher, tl ~:~ l 0 14;41 .,:, Mro. Vlneenl King oiNewYork '· . City, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groos ol Columbus, Miss AnltaBowlei, • and MelvtD O'Neil or C!Oveland, Mr. and Mrs. Jame • F. Bowles or Point Pleasant, and Emelll ' and Keith Bowles o! Beltlmor<l, The six characters involved M. L. French ~resided attheoor- 1111., chUdrell or Mrs. F.rnesl Bowles, ' also rolurned io 111\!li' fee servlce. In the happenings or the Easter homes this week !oltowlng thelustory was the theme ot Mrs. neral servteea. Max Donabue1 a program at Wedothora comlDa !Or -the Juner_al nesday nlsltt' s meeting o! Claao services were Mr; and Mrs. 4ohll MASON- MlasKerenBrewer, l2 at Heath Methodlet Clrurel!. ~n• "The Mean'·• o! L e n t " t l ·~..=.,-llli'llli'1Ano,------U~ Maaon1 washonoredrecently¥.ith e ..16 .-u;.w.'f&Oo r_. a pre-bridal shower at the home as her topic, Mrs. Donahue. reST. LOW (UPl) ,.;. Hetite ol her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza- lated the stories o! Peter, PIllelne, who Joined IIJ• Plio beth Jellers, In Moton. Assisting late, Simon ol Cyre11e, the two tsburgh Pirates at . a pitcher as hostess was Mrs. Dorothy thieves on the cross and BarThe costa and joys of disciple- after acceptlnc a dare fJ'oin one Cartwright abbas, and their roles In t h e shlp was the emphasis orthepro- o1 hiS tavern cuJtom,ra, dlod,l.._ _ _...;._ _ Miss Brewer, bride-elect of Efster happenings. gram presented by Mn. Pearl ~ ,.. f:he qe ol. 71 • . . •\ . ·' Kenneth Turley or Dexter, Meigs During the meeting conduct- MOra at Tuesday ntsht' a meeting ,.,...._ County, Ohio, will be married on ed by Mrs. L. W. McComas, It ol the Frleodi.Y Cirele o! the . . . Lf'M'' ' April 5, at the Mason Evangelical was voted to pay $lOO on the Trinity United Churr.b of Christ. 'lliJl~N.(! United Brethren Parsonage. pledge lor the Geol"l!e Sidwell Using phrases !rom the stateAttending were MY&. Ann ~i- family. Mr. and Mrs. Sl.dwell ment of faith of the church along PREPARE NoW FOlUIEMORTM. . . , . . . _ , .. . .l.l l ' M ! day, Mrs. Clarence 1\lrley, Mrs. will be honored Monday night with selected verse\ fromJamea . . i ~~ Nadi.neBakerallofDexter,Ohlo; at a covered dfsb dinner at the 1, Mrs. Mora apokf on God's • '1 ' • • r· ' Mrs. OJarles Searles. Rutland, church. They have spent the past call to a knoWledge of Him, to ; Stop ill today lllld make .!d«iiGn Ohio; Mrs. &le Johnson, Mrs. six years in Korea. repentance, to action in H 1 s ~ Thomas Redman, Mrti. David Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Her- church and In the world. "We , _ · "" · . •)< ' "..-. Williams, Mrs. Ra,y Tllcker and man HaddOJI, and Mrs. P e. r r Y can act or we can refuse to act, Christy, Mrs. Clarence Prince, Mitch were named to the noml- but we should not over emphaMrs. Ronald Roush, Mrs. Lawnating committee and will pre- size either the cost or the joy renee Roush, Mrs. George Hud- sent a slate of officers at the for they belong topther," Mra. son, Mrs. Olin Wolf, Mrs. Jack next meeting. It was noted that Mora concluded. Her comments Chapman, Lorle and Scott, Mrs. the Eleanor Circle will decor- were followed by a discussion Roger Russell, Mrs. Daniel ate the sanctuary for the Eas- period and prayer. Brown, Mrs. Mae Stuckey, Mrs. ter service. 1Jle devotional period a I s o 9ieridan Russell, Sr., Mrs. The evangelistic crusade plan- conducted by Mrfl. Mora was 9!.eridan Russell, Jr., and Paula ned for tlle week of April 21 - a lesson meditation on hot cross all of Masoni Mrs. Robert Gibbs, 28 was annOlUlced,. buns at Easter based on the CURon; Miss Mona Lisa Russell F~!lowing prayer by Mrs_. Me- 15th verse of Psalm 132. and Mn. William Roush, New Comas to open the meeting, Mrs. During the business meeting u-von. . . Earl Knisltt gave devotions usma • "'~ H ~ · ' ""~ Mr. .Joh .. ,,, ' 1Hk'"!lii'lliltlm•i"'~ll'lterll!tme: '" !r!' b~~·,~ • .,, ...,.~ ~ -l!,tt ~ · -;' " ' Tile''t.l.~t1,i ' l'fo!ltflftt'iiolll ,w..uor.avm;.;•tbJW<u~ ·· r.-. ....... r& . . a..-.~e s. n , · . .. o e: .11reii ,, ~ . .a-. 'Were,:. ' · fjt'UMI_,~ ilia ~ ~bod l i:fTft-;".O'fftli~~~ r."J U1ilf"1 McDaniel, Miss Gathy Johnson, !lie presented roaCHngs I rom ma to expand the 'project ol and :U" hlgb poU.hed front, back on4 top, 'l\ll~·lleaoUoi.o Mrs. Robert William I, Harrison- "Doorways to Devotion." remembering Ill and llhut-tn ful monument .iJ. offered ~ !Itt ~pl~te lD cemetery f~: ville, Ohio; Mrs. Ralph Fruth, A greenandwl!lte color scheme members or the ehurch. The clrthis LOW, LOW I'RICE . "." . -: ~-00 okllo tor Mrs. Charles Ingles, Mrs. John was carried out In thellble dec- cle voted to plaoe a .,.... In tho Thoro ore no hlclllen ehlrati.IO< • " " ' - - · • -r, Mrs. A. E. Schaekel, oraUooa. An arrangement o! •hurch •••ctuer• at Ea...,.•-- to · . . · or addltlbnal'l~...., · · · • ;;;, Don Wilkins, Mrs. Grace chry81Ulthemums were flank~ by tlkea~ter a shut~~emMONl11\tENT:,CO~ Wall, Mra. Jack Woll, Mrs. Jaek while tapers. Hostesses were ber, · (Formerii Jtllmit:lionumeni Worklll . ~- , , Johnaoo, Mrs. Frank Board, Mrs, we~o Mrs. David Entaminger • Mrs. YII!P'i. will pur<haoe cups 261' Mll.i 'It · · · '< Petiletey, Ohlti _ Mary Berry, Mrs. Roger Fink, Mn, C. --•-• A. Ernmlllll, and Miss lor the dl-ser In the cllureh · M Ar ...-· 21 years e.,.."'11Ce C"'"r!W -l,!P VWIIer F r led 8 F m:~uue -•th Mrs. George Jeffers. "1 rs. - ldtehen, it!: was noted. Mn. Al":" · · thur strauu, oontrtbutlng, Mrl. bert Woodard and Mra. T 0 m ~Z•II<f'~· ~' Karen Brewer ST!'AIC'' H0 ~~ '.:r Six Personalities in the · wordelout This II P!"'' o!'tlle' ,, ol the 'Bible "all Cllrisltan m. ,!i<l"""' e~ure~e• this ~ on the aij,ject "Mittet.'' : iii.' / · Easter Story Noted Honored with Costs. Joys of Bridal Shower ·SANDWiCH Dt"sctp"/esht"p re Empha sized A ,.._,...4, ZION CHURCH OF CHmST Pomeroy - llarrlaon>:llle Road. E11101111 Underwood, paator. K..,. neth Grover, 8unday School ~ ~ !iehool, 9:341 a. m.; Wo.-.. shiP service, 1~:30 a. rn. &mdal evenlna: service, 7 p. m. Puyer meeling, Thursday, 7:30 p, m, . SPECIAL . .. PRicEs PilEJ<....ui · - Yf:t!J. D..ff ;.our fieiiu:JM· rrom,l/li.• , .tJJ,p1ay_ ' •-, : SundO'/ Psolms 34:7-22 be LEGAft U: Tuesday Wednesday Psolms Proverbs 104:27-35 10:27-J2 SIGNS WITH BOMBERS WINNIPEG, Manitoba {UP!)_ - The Wlm!peg Blue Bombers have siped quarterback John Schneider or the University o! Toledo to a C&lladlan Football '!be re!rellhment table carriOd Ascalon I sometimes spelle<l out a spring theme with yellow Askelonl waa the name ol the !towers IU1d tapers In m II k magic sword with which St. glau. · Favon were paeket of George slew the dragon. seecla. .-· - ' :·: RAY RIGGS, INC. ]_~ SOles - ALUS CHALMERS- service Farm - Industrial ., - Lawn & Garden TuPpers Plains .r_ ' Phone 667-3435 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE , 11 Kentucky Fried Chk:ken" Pomeroy --------------f MARK V STORE League contract. "· Middlii>Ol1, Ohio ·: ·Gallon•· •.. S · IZ8 TUESDAY 0100 ETA PJB Chapter, Beta !lgma Phl Sorority, 8:15 p. m. Tuesday, Columbus and S:tuthern Ohio Electric Co. aoclal room. New officers wlll be elected; ' eOPang• eBiadc eWhite ., . Whore Shoes An Sensibly Pri...t MIDDLEPORT, 0. :. Producers & Distributors 01 High Grade Cool West Columbia, W. Va. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Lincoln &. MiddlOpOrt ,. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. · • Oldest Jl)dge ruleru Middleport. Ohio TINY'S FOODLAND FAMILY RECREATION Middkport, Ohio 5W!MMING MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE Cllurch and Ol!lee &a>Ues - Gilts Middleport 99Z.2~1 at conclUsion or the evenl._ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRU6S We Fill All Ibctors Prescrlp~ 1 99~2955 Pomt#ii:£&. -. OPEN . FRIDAy NlGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 he Farmers Ban And Savings Co. Member. F~dPralRto•"'" Svstom-JIIomli<-r F•d•rol THE SHOE .1 HQhlo's RIDBIOURS SUPPLY eYellcrw n .~.. ~·,,, . ROYAL OAK PARK S~" . /·. ;'~· Barbara Riggs hostess, Lois Clelland and Carolyn Grueser the cultural program; bake sale T .. · UEVIG COAL CO. 52 ' li , .,.," 1 .. EASTER SHOES Bakers or Holsum Bread BOGGS OOUIPMENT .. Scllllelder, who ranked lourth In tbtal ol!onao and olsltth In peaslnlln college last year, wao a aev- round draft choloe o! the Amerlean Foothall League's Boston Patriots. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - EngliSh Ford 85 N. Court !L Athens 59~601 ·"·i........_ _ _ _.....__ _ _ _ _..jk ,,.,,,,,.,, . ,.. ElldrJc Water H~t~r' Soturdoy Acts ·~' 17:22-31 pear .below. w, - ·, Grueser servedadeaaertcourse. Friday John 14: 18-24 DeliOtllt ln~uunee C<lrp. . "'. MOmAH BAPTIST -Midcomer ol FCIIIItll and :. •! . . ' 'Dauntless Go ahead. Wash youi I clothes, Turn on tile dishwasher. Then take a shower. The water will be hot. Big fainllies alwm have pienly of hot ~er with a quiclt-recovery fll•tleu 1llclric water '· \ heater. look for 'the PSP acqpted emblem. it tlands lor hi&hfti qWiiiiJ-'Ind Prote#ed Strvice P~n, 1 100~, tOyear warranty on parts, so,vice an~ link. All jw ... •rr· ·.-.-. ••IPIP. ' · '· Additional wiring needed! Take advanllp of money-11ving - •lilicllll. Phone9~8 Robert Jlcbon,putor. Chester• Ohio LYONS MARKET ''Member of the Bite 3--• General Merehandlae Tuppers Plains ~ School, 9:10 .. ~~~~ K!im· 10!30 .. ""' ArnPid ' . • '• I ·. ~ qUite·.. MI'YIIhl -Wiler htoftr, WHITE SEWING MA(~ES'o "Qualley 83 Mill St. .:1"1 "" lll,ditlonll $2S.GO will .. .elfowW on the npllce. llllntol•ny 2·wlre ....vr~· •lji~.hce or fht' ,e;.~: . ' . I!Mht of I 3-wlre MI'Yice 111lr1nce which ·Is ·,......, ' ·" With the hoPe It will, in some measure, foster and helP sustain that which is good in family and r communlQ' lUe, this feature 11 spon&Ored by the business firms and organizations whose DJID.I& ap.. ., * .,_____---'"" - - __.. ._ Thursday Johr, 6:41-5! <S:Wt'S:Wt'S:Wt<W>t'S:Wt<Wt'S:Wt'S:Wt'S:Wt<W>t'S:Wt'S:W !f'"" ...·-·:..a· ' Monday Psolms 62:1-7 "'"'lt.8l:O. Gore:,• Wonlifp Tr.ui- ., ~ SUn· ' Mrl, MarJ 992--3284 (rj . I �' .,. ' - -Diary Organized less than six months • • the tr'oqJ ls sponaored by the MiddlOI'Ott First Baplist Church. A tea lor the parents was a ft¥Ure of the investiture service held last November. Recently the f!I1lUP comple!Aid leader Is Mr11, WilHam A_ Ohcooklng leo11011• given by Mrs. Unger. 'nle 10 members at the troop at tM Columbua and Southern all made dresses which they wUI Qiuo Electric eo. Mra. Curl bolted a mother • daughter tea model In a B!ylo revue to be presented at Tuesday night's \Ulan the lessons were c:omplet. meeting of the Sallsbury P.T.A. certlticates to Sally Walters, Joni Murra,y, Cyn. 1hla Lee, Megan Miller, Paula Completion of the eight - sea- for a dressmaker'a badge as Kloes. well as giving them partial work :j' ~ Patty Boyles, Valerie Lewis, Ann Filch, Trlna Glbba, Tracy Burdette, Jill Walburn, sion course qualifies the girls on their aoclaldependlbllltychallenge. The course included fab- Martha Krawsuyn, Jennifer ric and pattern selection, eutWiae, Volvo! Sol!ller. Feith ttng, l!ttlng, and all sewing on Herrman, Pamela Powen, Becky the garment. Classes were held Coleman, and Stlela Sargent. at the Meigs COUntY Extension Office. Making dresses were FloriCADET TROOP 208 nell Burney,'StellaFolmer, MiJiA aewing course for beglnners sa Rh:er, COmie Lanning, Dartauaht by Miss Margaret Grlffiths, Me!ga enension agent, has lene Michaela, Vicky Clark, Beebeen OOIIll>leted by !he Sal! !!bury Icy Seelig, Ann Ohl!ngOr, BevCadet Scout Troop 208 whose erly Smith, and Debbie Ohl!ngOr, Southern High Silver Teo To Benefit Disaster Fund Tile Future Homemakers Chap- !£ ol Sxrthern lligh School will live a Silver Tea Sunday, March 31, from 2 to a p.m. for the ben- etlt ol the Silver Bridge Disas- ter Flmd. Officers andactivemembersto . asailt with this event are president Pam Cleek; viee president, Muaha Pugh; secretary, Mickey Spencer; treasurer, Carolyn Weinberg, and news r9p0rter, Lenore Bass. Active seniors are COnnie AmI ott, Bea Bechtel, Lenore Bass, ~ Cmnlo Chapman, Pam Cleek, '! Mary crosa, Sondra Jeffers ~ Peyton, Nancy Rou!ll, Jenny Sol~ lers, MJekey ~cer, S:laron • 'fea!ord, Leah Graham, Carolyn '· Weinbera: and Staron Yates. JUII!ors, !illrley Hudoon, Don~ na JeJrers, Brenda Webb, Mary , Lavender and Ellther Promtt. ~ ,1·. Wimer& 'tn •feotor It ProUd,, an American Oag coloring eonIAist lor elemelllerY children. have been selected. ~aorod by Feeney-llemelt Post 128, American Legion, the eonteat ·Is aimed at stlmulailng patrlottam In younger children. Posters colored by children In the first lour grades oC the Middleport and Brad>ury Elementery Schools, and the special education class at Pomeroy, were judged b7 Mr•- Cllarles Lewis and Mrs. Bob HoeD!ch. Each clasa partlelpatlng In the compelltioo ..UI be given an award by the sponsoring legion post, wtiUe winners in each claas wiU be presented lndlvlcml awards. Winners in Middleport were Judy Sargent and MarlaMe Welsh, ftrst grades; Trlna l.J'nn Glbbo and KeMY Rou!ll, oeeond grades; Jeffrey Jacobs and Richard S. Owen, third grades; Cindy Glaze and Mary Ka,y GaHagher, fourth grades. Taking first place awards at the Bradluey school were Carroll Nel1011, first grade; Myrna Howell, second grade; Teddy LIWBOO, third grade; and Kathy Rupe, lourth grade. Debbie Grimm was the winner in the apecial edlcation class at Pomeroy. Friends. Relatives Honor Mrs. Young CLIFTON - Friends and relatives gathered at the home ol Mrs- Roberta Yoona at CUlton, W. Va., on sunday In honor or her birthday. A dozen~ roses were presented to her by her son, and famlly, Trooper and Mrs. Dick Young and chlldren, Richard and Michael 0( Charleton P.eights, W, Va. Others attending wen Mr. and Mrs. Harold Young, Vlclde and Valarie &le of Cllttoo; Mrs. Evelyn Stewar~ Moaoo, and Mrs. Leona Gof1, Point Pleasant. ' ' ·, ' ,, ; ' 'I ' . The leatured speaker . at the April 2, "Special Dey I 0 r Homemaldn& n 1¥111 be M 1 s a Ruth 9\Ultz ol Columbus. All women In Meigs and surroundIng counties are Invited. Mlsa ~liliz will Wk oo. ''Everyone can eQjoy Gardening," during the a!teriiOOil. The proSCHOOL SPONSORED dance gram, wl!leh begins at Jd':;I(I In Partl' with ·J~s aa emcees Fri- tho morning and last• untU 2:day, 8 to u; at wat!oma High 30, will be bold. at the Trlnily School audltorlwn; (\>en to United Olllrch or Christ In public. Pomerw. It ..UI !eeture a Btyle revue RUTLAND P.T.A. wlll_,aor a jitney SuPper Friday at the o! the lolest lashlons, a feature Rutland Grade School, serving on accesaorles in the home, the !rom 3:30 to 8 p.m. Square dance history ol the Ohio Valley as to follow, adm!ssion 25 cents. . reflected ln the home, and evSQUARE DANCE at the Bedford eryone can enjoy gardening. The Youth Center Friday beginning at 9 p.m., SJXlllSOred by the Darwin b(otorcycle Club. BASKETBALL GAMES at '1'111>pers Plains Grade School, Friday, 7:30 p,m., Tuppers Plains Boosters women versus Olester women; second game, Tuppers Plains men versus Chester men. BAS<ETBALL GAME Friday, 7:30p.m. at Harrisonville School by fathers and sons or Harrisonville, sponsored by PTA, Refreshments sold; cakewalkathalr Ume. Admission 10 cents. OFFICERS, committeemen, other interested parties of SOuthern Local School Band Boosters, meet at 2 p.m. Friday at high school to plan an AprU 20 jitney supper. SATURDAY Sophomores, Nancy BolO, PegSOUP SUPPER, Saturday, 5 to gy Boso, Pat Dumas, Sherry Farra, Jon Hill, Ruth Jarrell, 8 p.m., Bashan Fire House, spon::ilirley Jeffers; :!ilaronJohnston, sored by Ladles Auxiliary of fire CathY Sayre, Evelyn Lawson, department. Sandwiches, pie, soft Kathleen Lewis, Jane Roush, Judy drinks also available. BRIDAL l:ilower honoring Miss Rouah, Julia Maynerd, Brellda &lzaMa Arnold will be held SatSayre, and Marsha Pnslturday at 7:30 p.m. at tbe Hoek Freshmen, Debbie Boso, Vicki Springs Methodist C h u r c h. Abels, Joni Boyd, .'Jlirley COngo, Friends, relatives, and neigh&lsie Biggs, Joyce Deeter, Jane bors invited to miscellaneous Donovan, Pat Harris, SOndra shower. Massey, Debbie Miller, R u t h IDGH SCHOOL dance party Pierce, Mary Proffitt, Patty 8 to 11 saturday, Pomeroy J~ Pro!lltt. Peggy Proffitt, Barbera Richard, Diana Rose, Joann tor High School auditorium with Roush, Mary &nlth, Barbara Jays as emcees. School sponWolfe and Cheryl Powell. sored. The chapter extends a warm invitation to the patrons of t h e SUNDAY ~ school school officials teachers · REVIVAL STARTS atthe:ilade and cdmmunlty to maketlie' Slf-""'~tliocllii.-Cili!Nb- ~. C7:45 ver Tea a success. each evening. Rev. Charles Norris speaker. ~cia! music each evening. Pt.t>Uc invited. YOUNT ADULT CLASS, :'\Yracuse Methodist Church, to serve breakfast at 8 a.m. &mday in church basement. All Young adults lnvited. ii Contest Being· Announced '· Speak crt tf Winners in in Flag Coloring •I,• •' •· I " FRIDAY WOMEN'S Rasketboll, !i)>r.. cuse vs. Portland, Portland gym; BROWNIE ·ri\OOP 87 a 8UIO betwoon the third and Project• looking toward summer dol clUJ¥) at Camp Klashuta fourth graders of ~racuse wiU be tho eiJII)hasls o1 meetings lor BroWnie Tn>01> 87 or Middle- qslnst the third l!ld lourth gradport. the leaders, Mn. Eugene Murr'-Y and Mrs. Jane Miller r&o ers ol Porlland to begin a! 7 p. pOrt. m. ei aDd presented ) ' By Charlene •• • Hoeflich Martha CUrl, home economiat, . . out ' , ' ' ...' . " MONDAY STAFF ANDOFFICERS, Meigs Temple, Pythian staters, at Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social room at 7:30 p. m. Monday; Mrs. Bertie Watts and Mrs. Etta Lemley, tostesses. BETHEL 52, lnterllllttonol O.-.. der of Job's Daugllters, 7:30 Mondl3 night at the Pomeroy Mosonlc Temple; ObllgiUon Nigh~ • M!DilU:PORT CUB S c o u t Pack 244 at 7 p. m. Monday at Presbyterian Church; court of awards to be held; Don 4 the oJ>o ening ceremony, Den 6 a skit. Don 8 the closing and Don 2 rerreshments. TENT 95, llaugiltars ol Union Veterans, meet Monday night at the D. A. v, Hall, 7:30 p. m. FELLOW SlOP DINNER hoool'lng the Rev. and Mrs, George Sl.cMeU, home after six yean in South Korea, at Heath Methodlst Church. The returneclmisstonaries will shoW sUdesoftheirwork. '1 last three will be presented ln the alternooo with an.Y<>ne attendlog having. their ehi>lee or two or the topics. There will be a 50 cent registration lee. Mlas !ilultz Is a graduate o! Capitol Univeralb' and attended Penn!Q'Ivanla School !or Wome11 located near Ambler. At thetlme s)le attended thls school It was tho only Women' a Hortlcultnral School In tlils country. Recently the School has bec:ome aDIIIated with Temple Unlverelty and Is now eo-<ducatlonal. After graduating she wasasso- f elated •with a seed C01"P&n3' In ,.Cll!Yeland. TIIO . ~eara later jilll , r@lmed to Colpmbus,to.beasao. . ol~ 'With Th,e UvlnglltAJn Seed COIIIPinJ1 lor 1,\ year•: J;IDeteen .JOOt! were th"' speftt with the 'Capitol Seed Store. The Iaiii lew y..,.a Miaa !ilultz has been consultlni and JlviDg lectures. The $leclal Day lor Homemaklnt Ia sponsored by I h e Meigs Cowtty Extenelon Service and the ·Meigs Cowtty Extenilon Homemakers Council. Dllormer yoers It haa been known as "Achievement Da,y,n ' . . • " ~"' ' }', ' ' r;.. .,,: 'a, .. 1 •;J ' Attend Funeral ' w, . apd, IQI!~ ol· 9Ylumbu !, Jollas.GIIv"' Jl.OI!Iellj .n! Kennell\ Cous\!ls o! Clevell!l\4.e OfMr$./?~se , , ·. ·· ··;· ,; . ·'' \ ' ' ...... ,.•, . . ' ""Rnwt: S·,1: \1 .' : · . r!laUv~s_ ~:~eielor tun~ ser~~es Mlllf. .. tile Of . Mrs. \j: . '.~ t Arlena Reelijl· o! Middleport. , .. .-' ·" -'·· ' Mi. ~. Mr•. ~,_ E.-~m-·-. • gardner and lamll.Y ~~ Cleve.· . \'' land, Mr. and Mril. Manning E. · · . ', 1 ~1~ •.': ·"•I'. -~ and lapill,y and Mr. It s ·ll . sDd Mrs. RobertNellon!>ICoium. , "" tlii -'· bus, el!llo!r,n' or ·Mr. ·aild 1\(rs. ' . '·I . • l Ervin &ungerdner, retuniecl to their hOmes Wednesday alt4or beRorM Ing called here <me to the death o! their grandii\Olher, tl ~:~ l 0 14;41 .,:, Mro. Vlneenl King oiNewYork '· . City, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Groos ol Columbus, Miss AnltaBowlei, • and MelvtD O'Neil or C!Oveland, Mr. and Mrs. Jame • F. Bowles or Point Pleasant, and Emelll ' and Keith Bowles o! Beltlmor<l, The six characters involved M. L. French ~resided attheoor- 1111., chUdrell or Mrs. F.rnesl Bowles, ' also rolurned io 111\!li' fee servlce. In the happenings or the Easter homes this week !oltowlng thelustory was the theme ot Mrs. neral servteea. Max Donabue1 a program at Wedothora comlDa !Or -the Juner_al nesday nlsltt' s meeting o! Claao services were Mr; and Mrs. 4ohll MASON- MlasKerenBrewer, l2 at Heath Methodlet Clrurel!. ~n• "The Mean'·• o! L e n t " t l ·~..=.,-llli'llli'1Ano,------U~ Maaon1 washonoredrecently¥.ith e ..16 .-u;.w.'f&Oo r_. a pre-bridal shower at the home as her topic, Mrs. Donahue. reST. LOW (UPl) ,.;. Hetite ol her grandmother, Mrs. Eliza- lated the stories o! Peter, PIllelne, who Joined IIJ• Plio beth Jellers, In Moton. Assisting late, Simon ol Cyre11e, the two tsburgh Pirates at . a pitcher as hostess was Mrs. Dorothy thieves on the cross and BarThe costa and joys of disciple- after acceptlnc a dare fJ'oin one Cartwright abbas, and their roles In t h e shlp was the emphasis orthepro- o1 hiS tavern cuJtom,ra, dlod,l.._ _ _...;._ _ Miss Brewer, bride-elect of Efster happenings. gram presented by Mn. Pearl ~ ,.. f:he qe ol. 71 • . . •\ . ·' Kenneth Turley or Dexter, Meigs During the meeting conduct- MOra at Tuesday ntsht' a meeting ,.,...._ County, Ohio, will be married on ed by Mrs. L. W. McComas, It ol the Frleodi.Y Cirele o! the . . . Lf'M'' ' April 5, at the Mason Evangelical was voted to pay $lOO on the Trinity United Churr.b of Christ. 'lliJl~N.(! United Brethren Parsonage. pledge lor the Geol"l!e Sidwell Using phrases !rom the stateAttending were MY&. Ann ~i- family. Mr. and Mrs. Sl.dwell ment of faith of the church along PREPARE NoW FOlUIEMORTM. . . , . . . _ , .. . .l.l l ' M ! day, Mrs. Clarence 1\lrley, Mrs. will be honored Monday night with selected verse\ fromJamea . . i ~~ Nadi.neBakerallofDexter,Ohlo; at a covered dfsb dinner at the 1, Mrs. Mora apokf on God's • '1 ' • • r· ' Mrs. OJarles Searles. Rutland, church. They have spent the past call to a knoWledge of Him, to ; Stop ill today lllld make .!d«iiGn Ohio; Mrs. &le Johnson, Mrs. six years in Korea. repentance, to action in H 1 s ~ Thomas Redman, Mrti. David Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. Her- church and In the world. "We , _ · "" · . •)< ' "..-. Williams, Mrs. Ra,y Tllcker and man HaddOJI, and Mrs. P e. r r Y can act or we can refuse to act, Christy, Mrs. Clarence Prince, Mitch were named to the noml- but we should not over emphaMrs. Ronald Roush, Mrs. Lawnating committee and will pre- size either the cost or the joy renee Roush, Mrs. George Hud- sent a slate of officers at the for they belong topther," Mra. son, Mrs. Olin Wolf, Mrs. Jack next meeting. It was noted that Mora concluded. Her comments Chapman, Lorle and Scott, Mrs. the Eleanor Circle will decor- were followed by a discussion Roger Russell, Mrs. Daniel ate the sanctuary for the Eas- period and prayer. Brown, Mrs. Mae Stuckey, Mrs. ter service. 1Jle devotional period a I s o 9ieridan Russell, Sr., Mrs. The evangelistic crusade plan- conducted by Mrfl. Mora was 9!.eridan Russell, Jr., and Paula ned for tlle week of April 21 - a lesson meditation on hot cross all of Masoni Mrs. Robert Gibbs, 28 was annOlUlced,. buns at Easter based on the CURon; Miss Mona Lisa Russell F~!lowing prayer by Mrs_. Me- 15th verse of Psalm 132. and Mn. William Roush, New Comas to open the meeting, Mrs. During the business meeting u-von. . . Earl Knisltt gave devotions usma • "'~ H ~ · ' ""~ Mr. .Joh .. ,,, ' 1Hk'"!lii'lliltlm•i"'~ll'lterll!tme: '" !r!' b~~·,~ • .,, ...,.~ ~ -l!,tt ~ · -;' " ' Tile''t.l.~t1,i ' l'fo!ltflftt'iiolll ,w..uor.avm;.;•tbJW<u~ ·· r.-. ....... r& . . a..-.~e s. n , · . .. o e: .11reii ,, ~ . .a-. 'Were,:. ' · fjt'UMI_,~ ilia ~ ~bod l i:fTft-;".O'fftli~~~ r."J U1ilf"1 McDaniel, Miss Gathy Johnson, !lie presented roaCHngs I rom ma to expand the 'project ol and :U" hlgb poU.hed front, back on4 top, 'l\ll~·lleaoUoi.o Mrs. Robert William I, Harrison- "Doorways to Devotion." remembering Ill and llhut-tn ful monument .iJ. offered ~ !Itt ~pl~te lD cemetery f~: ville, Ohio; Mrs. Ralph Fruth, A greenandwl!lte color scheme members or the ehurch. The clrthis LOW, LOW I'RICE . "." . -: ~-00 okllo tor Mrs. Charles Ingles, Mrs. John was carried out In thellble dec- cle voted to plaoe a .,.... In tho Thoro ore no hlclllen ehlrati.IO< • " " ' - - · • -r, Mrs. A. E. Schaekel, oraUooa. An arrangement o! •hurch •••ctuer• at Ea...,.•-- to · . . · or addltlbnal'l~...., · · · • ;;;, Don Wilkins, Mrs. Grace chry81Ulthemums were flank~ by tlkea~ter a shut~~emMONl11\tENT:,CO~ Wall, Mra. Jack Woll, Mrs. Jaek while tapers. Hostesses were ber, · (Formerii Jtllmit:lionumeni Worklll . ~- , , Johnaoo, Mrs. Frank Board, Mrs, we~o Mrs. David Entaminger • Mrs. YII!P'i. will pur<haoe cups 261' Mll.i 'It · · · '< Petiletey, Ohlti _ Mary Berry, Mrs. Roger Fink, Mn, C. --•-• A. Ernmlllll, and Miss lor the dl-ser In the cllureh · M Ar ...-· 21 years e.,.."'11Ce C"'"r!W -l,!P VWIIer F r led 8 F m:~uue -•th Mrs. George Jeffers. "1 rs. - ldtehen, it!: was noted. Mn. Al":" · · thur strauu, oontrtbutlng, Mrl. bert Woodard and Mra. T 0 m ~Z•II<f'~· ~' Karen Brewer ST!'AIC'' H0 ~~ '.:r Six Personalities in the · wordelout This II P!"'' o!'tlle' ,, ol the 'Bible "all Cllrisltan m. ,!i<l"""' e~ure~e• this ~ on the aij,ject "Mittet.'' : iii.' / · Easter Story Noted Honored with Costs. Joys of Bridal Shower ·SANDWiCH Dt"sctp"/esht"p re Empha sized A ,.._,...4, ZION CHURCH OF CHmST Pomeroy - llarrlaon>:llle Road. E11101111 Underwood, paator. K..,. neth Grover, 8unday School ~ ~ !iehool, 9:341 a. m.; Wo.-.. shiP service, 1~:30 a. rn. &mdal evenlna: service, 7 p. m. Puyer meeling, Thursday, 7:30 p, m, . SPECIAL . .. PRicEs PilEJ<....ui · - Yf:t!J. D..ff ;.our fieiiu:JM· rrom,l/li.• , .tJJ,p1ay_ ' •-, : SundO'/ Psolms 34:7-22 be LEGAft U: Tuesday Wednesday Psolms Proverbs 104:27-35 10:27-J2 SIGNS WITH BOMBERS WINNIPEG, Manitoba {UP!)_ - The Wlm!peg Blue Bombers have siped quarterback John Schneider or the University o! Toledo to a C&lladlan Football '!be re!rellhment table carriOd Ascalon I sometimes spelle<l out a spring theme with yellow Askelonl waa the name ol the !towers IU1d tapers In m II k magic sword with which St. glau. · Favon were paeket of George slew the dragon. seecla. .-· - ' :·: RAY RIGGS, INC. ]_~ SOles - ALUS CHALMERS- service Farm - Industrial ., - Lawn & Garden TuPpers Plains .r_ ' Phone 667-3435 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE , 11 Kentucky Fried Chk:ken" Pomeroy --------------f MARK V STORE League contract. "· Middlii>Ol1, Ohio ·: ·Gallon•· •.. S · IZ8 TUESDAY 0100 ETA PJB Chapter, Beta !lgma Phl Sorority, 8:15 p. m. Tuesday, Columbus and S:tuthern Ohio Electric Co. aoclal room. New officers wlll be elected; ' eOPang• eBiadc eWhite ., . Whore Shoes An Sensibly Pri...t MIDDLEPORT, 0. :. Producers & Distributors 01 High Grade Cool West Columbia, W. Va. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 240 Lincoln &. MiddlOpOrt ,. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. · • Oldest Jl)dge ruleru Middleport. Ohio TINY'S FOODLAND FAMILY RECREATION Middkport, Ohio 5W!MMING MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE Cllurch and Ol!lee &a>Ues - Gilts Middleport 99Z.2~1 at conclUsion or the evenl._ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRU6S We Fill All Ibctors Prescrlp~ 1 99~2955 Pomt#ii:£&. -. OPEN . FRIDAy NlGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 he Farmers Ban And Savings Co. Member. F~dPralRto•"'" Svstom-JIIomli<-r F•d•rol THE SHOE .1 HQhlo's RIDBIOURS SUPPLY eYellcrw n .~.. ~·,,, . ROYAL OAK PARK S~" . /·. ;'~· Barbara Riggs hostess, Lois Clelland and Carolyn Grueser the cultural program; bake sale T .. · UEVIG COAL CO. 52 ' li , .,.," 1 .. EASTER SHOES Bakers or Holsum Bread BOGGS OOUIPMENT .. Scllllelder, who ranked lourth In tbtal ol!onao and olsltth In peaslnlln college last year, wao a aev- round draft choloe o! the Amerlean Foothall League's Boston Patriots. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - EngliSh Ford 85 N. Court !L Athens 59~601 ·"·i........_ _ _ _.....__ _ _ _ _..jk ,,.,,,,,.,, . ,.. ElldrJc Water H~t~r' Soturdoy Acts ·~' 17:22-31 pear .below. w, - ·, Grueser servedadeaaertcourse. Friday John 14: 18-24 DeliOtllt ln~uunee C<lrp. . "'. MOmAH BAPTIST -Midcomer ol FCIIIItll and :. •! . . ' 'Dauntless Go ahead. Wash youi I clothes, Turn on tile dishwasher. Then take a shower. The water will be hot. Big fainllies alwm have pienly of hot ~er with a quiclt-recovery fll•tleu 1llclric water '· \ heater. look for 'the PSP acqpted emblem. it tlands lor hi&hfti qWiiiiJ-'Ind Prote#ed Strvice P~n, 1 100~, tOyear warranty on parts, so,vice an~ link. All jw ... •rr· ·.-.-. ••IPIP. ' · '· Additional wiring needed! Take advanllp of money-11ving - •lilicllll. Phone9~8 Robert Jlcbon,putor. Chester• Ohio LYONS MARKET ''Member of the Bite 3--• General Merehandlae Tuppers Plains ~ School, 9:10 .. ~~~~ K!im· 10!30 .. ""' ArnPid ' . • '• I ·. ~ qUite·.. MI'YIIhl -Wiler htoftr, WHITE SEWING MA(~ES'o "Qualley 83 Mill St. .:1"1 "" lll,ditlonll $2S.GO will .. .elfowW on the npllce. llllntol•ny 2·wlre ....vr~· •lji~.hce or fht' ,e;.~: . ' . I!Mht of I 3-wlre MI'Yice 111lr1nce which ·Is ·,......, ' ·" With the hoPe It will, in some measure, foster and helP sustain that which is good in family and r communlQ' lUe, this feature 11 spon&Ored by the business firms and organizations whose DJID.I& ap.. ., * .,_____---'"" - - __.. ._ Thursday Johr, 6:41-5! <S:Wt'S:Wt'S:Wt<W>t'S:Wt<Wt'S:Wt'S:Wt'S:Wt<W>t'S:Wt'S:W !f'"" ...·-·:..a· ' Monday Psolms 62:1-7 "'"'lt.8l:O. Gore:,• Wonlifp Tr.ui- ., ~ SUn· ' Mrl, MarJ 992--3284 (rj . I �.; . ' ., ,- i- ' . ' .• ',\'!! \ \- • t:l\ fer W•M .. r.lc• S Hntt IIIP Wlnl OM IIIHrtltft MinimUm Cll.. m 7Sc 11 ~Mil "'" ...,.. ... ,.. &eMIQI· ,..,. 1"-rtteM. 11 dntl Word ....rtitfll, I.-~ I ;' ' I. '' till c•ntteuti-• U ..., ct~llt DIKMftt ... ' ' " HI 4MM1 •• ''kll ¥tlttlln 11 diYI· CAID Of TMANKI .. OIITU,UY su• Mr It woJ'CI '"'"'"'""'· ••· •cNHielll:i wM IC. .: ILIND ADI Adllm.tlll tk CMrte ,., Advtr• HMMIJit. ' '*" 'Ofi•ICI MOUat ~ ..... "....... " '""lhtu Dllltr , ,.~· . .... .. .. 11rtt ...., Notice ~ Call 'Mrs. Clifford "hye" Minley Middle ort 1965 CORVAIR •••• l495J Corsa eo~&te. FouNPeed trans., nd ftnl•h, · YWI· bucket , seats, one owner, low mUeage. nice onel)•h: "· ' · .I For Rent FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT on Lincoln Hill, Adults only. phone I ••••••• 'I ~ l •I f· 1 ~ s~~9[~ of Mrs. Elma Russell,i -21-!lc BAND AT Jack's Club. Happy VaHey Boys, Friday and Saturday, 8 to 2 a.m. 3-21-Ztp monogram, overcast, fancy design, etc. Pay oH 7 payments $5 each, Phone 9922885. 3-14-tfc ~!YEEPE~, :u;.a•;:~~ ~;·h~S'I81)~ 3-15-31ltp SOUTHERN PLANTS . • order now bb g to toe pe,;, c:we:t ep.:!.. sp:;:: !43-!m, Charles R. Harris. Portland, Ohio. 3-!5-3otc TO WHOM it may concern: Whoever 1.! calling 949-4121 lor sale of whiskey is calling the wrong number. I do not sell lllei!al whiskey, or assoelate with anyone that does. HAY, Phone 985-39'12. Clarence Dallas Cleland Neutzlin~. State Rt. 248. 3-21-3to 3-19-Stp Wanted To Buv i ,,. ' ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., l'<lmeroy. 1-25-tfc IS FOOT Lone Star fibre ~lass boat. trailer. 50 }In Mer,.urv outboard motor. -UnlllRhl pi· ano, good condiUon. Phone 949-3752. 3-19-Sic FIVE HORSEPOWER Briggs REGISTERED Hereford bull. Phone 742-5661. ~21).3tp & Stratton motor, phone 9925260. 3-21-3\p PALOMINO riding .horse. Gentle. 1200. Phone IIIIU713. Wanted S-20-Stp DESK CLERK. male or fe- male, over 50, must be able to live in. Apply in person at Ohio Hotel. 3-21)-jjtc Employment Wanted SPECIAL, TV Fish Tank, gravel plant.!. fish, . 99 cents. House of WUson, first road left below Pleasaot Point Resort. Phone 675-1065. S-20-lolc WOMAN WANTS housework. by day or week. Call 992-51!0. FIVE ROOM HOVSE, bath, 3-21-3tp hardwood floor•, excellent shape Inside and 'out. Alumln· WOMAN WANTS housework by urn sidlbg, atorm windows, day or week. Phone 992-5180. ga8 furnace. -~ ' baaement, 3-22-ltc large porch, large lot, $6500. Phone Jm-3718. 119 Kerr St., Pomeroy. 3-20-2tf Lost LOST, one oOO lb. Hereford hejfer, Letart Falls. Mrs John UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, six new zig zag sewing machines L. Wolfe Phone 247-2278 or 949-2153. Reward 3-22-31<: with 20 year factory guarantee. Nationally advertised brands to be sold for storage For Rent and freight. Totals of 145 ROOM and hath unfurnished each. Can he paid at $5 per apartment. Phone 992-5385. month. We will deliver to 3-12-tk your home to sew on them to makf ' 8lire that you are fURNIISHEo-a~pa~rt~ment, 5 completely satisfied. Call 1182rooms and bath, Harold New2836. S-IJ.ttc ell, Chester, Phone 98.1-3350. ~12-tfc and unfurnished Close to school. roone 992-5434. 10-18-tfc five room and ~alb newly de<'Oroll!4, heat, Pomerov. · f.l2.;6307 . .'\.. 1I I I II I ••• ,..{ Real Estete For Sale Cucklu fiu/tt "<rf ' ~ ~----- For Sale BUSINESS -building with two four-room apartments u;>stairs. next to Pickens !lardware In Mason. Phone 773· 5567. S-11-ftp 1966 FORD XL. automatic with power steering .and brakes. -Car in A· I condition. Riebard Houdashelt. Kingsbury Road. Phone 992-6658. . 3-21:31e SMALL CHAIN 992-.1260. SAW, pbooe S-21-11tp WEST Highland Wblte Terriers, black and silver, Miniature Schnauzers. Miniature, Pood· les. Llltle Barkaroo Kennels. · Coolville, 667-$54. S-12-lotc HOUSE for sale In Clifton. Beautiful private home. lor children. six rooms (three bedrooms). divided basement, play room and shower. Two lots 50 x 100: 12 x 18 barn. Property fenced ln. Inquire at Blanche Compson, Cllf. ton. S-1-3tlte • POODbE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $'15 and up. Slud service and grooming. Phooe 11 I tie 992-5443. •i•••••, f . ' \· ' ( m, .. ":': I "I "'i'?j~ ·" -~ ~i/ \:.·~,_ ---.Y' ~ -(~'•_te £..t·~ . __ 'r ·- I J. _ SUNDAY at BAILEY'S . I I STEAK··CHoPs-i'UFOOD BROASTED CHI(jKEN 1 1 ~~ Relax and enjoy of superb food onccs. Brinl[ the family . our modest I story concrete RACINEIRD block aii\!i 0nr. blillding, ~o 3 room 'arid bath, apartment, Ucb rents tor $50.01! per month, store Is ocouoied by owner, good Investment. Sl5,000.00 LANGSVILI,E AIIBA - 1J Ac. RES - One story 5 room home with bath, dug well with water system, oM out buildIngs. Bargain SUiiO.OO. • POMEROY- UNION AVE.One story 5 room frame - home. modem . kitchen wllh built-in oookin~ unit, balh, gas furnace heating, basement, ,,•• lot. $8,000.00.VIRGJL or HELEN TEAFORD lft.m5 Albert M. Coi, Broker S'I'REE'r. tf%3138 O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY CO. POMEROY-YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS - Like new ranch type frame. (2 bedrooms), hath, buil~in kitchen, utility room, full basement, garage, all in good condition. $9,000.00. POMEROY - HIGH AND DRY . - 2 story frame. 6 rooms (3 bedrooms). bath, nice garage. A buy at $8,11110.00. RECALL TillS AD? II> MILE OFF RT. 33 - 4.:!4 acres, 4 ro!m house, I ou~buildl~g, I barn. $300.00 dow1f· Bfid balance 130.00 a month. $1,800. · HENRY CLELAND Office - lltZ-ZZ$Il Res. - l!llz.%518 i , !~;!::::~~~~~~~~~!~=1; EXPERT Wh'ee'I'A · l•'gn!ll..,,. ~- _ . • - 5.55 TIRES New ~ Wlda OY011 Repaired Asaorled -Adjustment TIJ'ell AU. SIZES $12.00 . plua tu each CLYDE KUHN Tuppert Plllni;" 0. Jull AiUUVEDI - S16.sO·.·ar.S1B.5o ' . ' ,All ~egular Sizes . Sii,SO ~John W. V~nMeter . Pfi"!"' 667-3682 ••:u. ~.- • q_ H. -:·:. -Z~ ~ _.,!22-stc Business . 5el')llces SEWING MACHINES, repair oervlce, all makes. WY t2214. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sb.rpen Scissors. 3-s.tfe EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-110-TFC I EXPERT--TUNE UP, 211 E, Moln !'HONI '"·"74 p-~• I •u11 pluaENGINE parts If n~. I Dttlly 5,30 AM to 1:30 PM..Sundor 7:00 to 7:011 .J Pomeroy Home & Auto. I I BAJLEY'!(_.ESTAURANT •••••••• •• •• ·11-30-TFC BIDS WILL be received at the COAL, hea'l)', lump stoker; egg and mine nm. Excelsior Salt FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE •. offices of Webster and Fultz, Works, Inc., E. Main Sl., PoPoineroy Home and Auto. Pomeroy. Ohio. until Satur11.-.m meroy; Phone 99%-3891. !Utfe day, March 30, 1968. at 10:00 o'clock a.m. for the sale of, the Mary Lewis property, si- MOBIL :HOME, IX35, ercellent """'11~- Completely furnilhtuated at 95 Custer Street in ed. fl150.00. Caiii82-52G. the village of Middleport, IJe. 1-iueuc ing a !-floor house with 5 rooms and bath. The right is reserved to reject any and aU Buslnns Services bids. FREE BIBLE OFFER: lnlor· Nellie Slaele. Executrix. maUve, Interesting. WrHe Box · Estate of Mary Lewis, 333. Pomeroy. 3-20-3\p deceased_ 3-22-7tc RADIO and TV Repair, Charles E. Bowles, RuUand, Ohio. BALED HORSE HAY and cOW hay, SOc a bale •t barn. Hill Call 742-4'138. 3-11-flp Houdashe't. Kingsbury Road. phone 992-!!58. 3-22-!tc LOGAN FIRE & SAFET" EQUIPMENT. •ales and ser· vice, Pomeroy, Ohto, RD I, special prices on extingulsbLOT in Mason. 60dOO on paved ers fur boata. trailers a n d street. Call Mason 'I'IS-S203. homes. Dwigllt Logan IJIIS. S-l:l-121c 3821, Charles Marshall IJIIS. 63114, Max Eichinger llft.U_ SUPER STU·FF, sure null Lawrence Eblin 992-5624. That's Blne Lustre lor cleanwo-301< ing rugs and upholstery. Rent electric shampooer Baker C. C. BRADFORD Furniture. 3-la.etc AUcriONEER Complefo Servt<e NINE ROOM bouse, Ill belha. Write, Pbone or Colllld Large lot. Raclne. Phone 141CriU Bndlart 3752 after 4 p.m. 3-19-6\c RadnO. I I tfc 1968 STEREO radio combination. Handsome walnut eon· sole. This has BSR automaUe AIR CONDmONJNG Refrlget· ation service. Jack's Refrll· record changer. Take over eraUon, New Haven. • payment.! of ~-SI per month 81U8'19. • • ~ or pay 181.46. Im-283!1. ' S-!Nte READY • MIX C<)llmle llellv· ered rl8hl to your projeet. 191!0 FORD STARLINER, body, tires and mechanicaiiy A·l, ,Fast anil tl!IY. P'rl!e l!fll: mates. ~ . - . Ooet1350. Phone 992~ . 3-22-ltc lelft Ready • Mix · OUTBUILDING 28 x 32, r e d brick chimney. gray s t o n e mantle, matched ceiling and flooring, sheeting and other lumber: hea'l)' framing Iii& IN ber. all in condition. Iii~ ""'·''"'-'Long :\l!ll· .~..,,i;.. niile beldii 121., 3,~6!P l , , , .'o•---·---..1 •--~~-JIOM~·· -- ~- ELECTROLUX ••• oNN~S.I:OOP.M. --FURNISHED APARTMENT, KUT N' KURL Beauty Sbop, Pomeroy, wiil he closed severa] days due to the illness • • • •I m-s:_301c Pomeroy Motor c6. , ®-_. THERE wilL be a gun shoot <OUple only, 992-5435. 212 S, 5thS-IO.Ife Ave, E•ltO'(-•,•OH• _ Sundaf, March 24, beginning Middleport, at liOOI1 at the Fort.ed Run For Sale Sportsman Club. Everyone is TWO BEDROOM house. Lincoln Hill. Phone 992-5127. 3-9tfc RATS, MICE eliminated forevwelcome. 3-19-4tc er; "Get Slar," 2\Z lb. $1.69, Ebersbach Hdwe., Sugar Run WILL DO sewing at home: zip- LARGE FOUR room apartMill, Pickens - Mason, Star pers, pockets, pegging, hemment, bat11, two minutes walk Supply ; Wagner, Racine_ ing, alterutions, etc. Mrs. to courthouoe. Shown by ap3·22-ltp Freddie Thabet, Mason. pointment only. Phone 992Phone 773-5651. 3-l!-30lp 3671, ask for Bill Downie. 1957 TRIUMPH TR6 motorcy3-20-3tp cle. equipped for woods : also, RESIDENCE !elephone custoroad equipment available. mers. Now, no installation THREE BEDROOM apartment Call !I!J%.5653 afler 4:30 p.m. charge for e<tenslon telewith garage, Pomeroy. Phone 3-22-3tc phones. Call our business ofm-5127. 3-20-tlc flee for d•tail.! !I!J%.2191. 3-14-12tc ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 room FOR CUSIUON COMFORT Knapp Shoes. Ciilf'sh ihoe Reapartment, beautiful ldew of pair, Middleport. 3-22-30tc SPECIAL PERMANENTS regthe river. you have to ~ see to ular $15 now $9.50. Cletlth appreciate. convenient and FOUR ROOM house, bath, lull Brogan's Shop. near Salem comfortable, phone 992-5271. basement, garage. Two year Center. 3-14-30tr 3-22-tlc old home. Phone 992-:!421. 3-22-tfc HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs NHe Club, 5 to 6 p.m. MonSOLID STATE stereo. 1968 maIn Memory day thru Friday. Ladles night ple radio console with 4 1.:' l LOVING memorY of our every Friday. 2-6-tfc s!)eakers. 4 speed autornatic dear mather. Mrs. John F. changer. Payments of $6.75 Bailey. who passed away one PENNY - ONE 1916 PENNY per month or pay balance year ago to:lay. March 22. will pay for a brake adjust193. 20. Call 992-3218. 3-22-6tc 1967. ment at Pomeroy Home & Sadly Missed by her Family. Auto. 1-7-tfc 3-22-ltp STEREO. beautiful AM & FM walnut stereo just received COPPER 28 to 35 tents a lb.. from overstocked company. brass 15 to 18 cents a lb , raFor Sale will seii at dealers cOst. Price diators 16 cents lb. Sell now 1968 SEWING MACHINF., nev$i09.95 or monthly_payments. to bill Bailey, Reedsville, er been used. I am only askCall 992-3218. 3-22-6tc Ohio. 3-20-IOtc ing 135 and will accept $1.25 weekly, Phone 992-2685. HAM SHOOT Sunday, March 3 14-tfc 24, R•eine-Bashan Road I! · .. • • to 4·-p.m. try - SI!IGI!l\ S)i;WJNG, ,U;>chino In ' .- . ~ the Racfne Fire Dopartmi'n t ' new walnut aewtng """ tabiJ ,· ztg· • . · ""r."':'J'' '' 3-21-Stc zag equipped to buttonhole, 'I I --- PROFESSION.\!. Ollor 'rV ijid .. IMIIflnce Stereo, Hl·fi lervice. Bouie .1• calli In Pomeroy end M\tld]e- AUTOMOBJL'fl porl1 $4 on oollll' TV. Chucb ..· ea-lled! Lo1t - - GpemTV Sorvi!!f, 152 Bu~. PoOf's Ucense'l -Calli.- -; ' meroy. Phone t9UOIII; • 11 lie S.Jiallp tnll!mCe - DAILY CROSSWORD ---- --- •1. ow. qau pori, Ohio. ~ ,.!i. ' POJUROY ;LANES -.· . . ' . MON~Y':BEND 1A\I)vE . )'. ;I '1''" 1-oJt 1 ,· Qutbi Drua• • • , • , , , 15 · 0 JKM ••••••• ~ • • • ~· •.u. ' Fr0110h1oi'o Trlj!J. •••• t:i. 12 P.om..,;,-Golf Couroe. , 10 U &nlth ~ 9IOlie • • .. 5 19 · Htab lild. ,.. Jack ~... 212; 'Jil8h Tllril .;. N :-ll_tl. liu,p Ind. Serteo ~ ' Dole OIYlo; 587; llfab TBIIIt ~u ,- N, 260&: ' ' • I l " �.; . ' ., ,- i- ' . ' .• ',\'!! \ \- • t:l\ fer W•M .. r.lc• S Hntt IIIP Wlnl OM IIIHrtltft MinimUm Cll.. m 7Sc 11 ~Mil "'" ...,.. ... ,.. &eMIQI· ,..,. 1"-rtteM. 11 dntl Word ....rtitfll, I.-~ I ;' ' I. '' till c•ntteuti-• U ..., ct~llt DIKMftt ... ' ' " HI 4MM1 •• ''kll ¥tlttlln 11 diYI· CAID Of TMANKI .. OIITU,UY su• Mr It woJ'CI '"'"'"'""'· ••· •cNHielll:i wM IC. .: ILIND ADI Adllm.tlll tk CMrte ,., Advtr• HMMIJit. ' '*" 'Ofi•ICI MOUat ~ ..... "....... " '""lhtu Dllltr , ,.~· . .... .. .. 11rtt ...., Notice ~ Call 'Mrs. Clifford "hye" Minley Middle ort 1965 CORVAIR •••• l495J Corsa eo~&te. FouNPeed trans., nd ftnl•h, · YWI· bucket , seats, one owner, low mUeage. nice onel)•h: "· ' · .I For Rent FURNISHED GARAGE APARTMENT on Lincoln Hill, Adults only. phone I ••••••• 'I ~ l •I f· 1 ~ s~~9[~ of Mrs. Elma Russell,i -21-!lc BAND AT Jack's Club. Happy VaHey Boys, Friday and Saturday, 8 to 2 a.m. 3-21-Ztp monogram, overcast, fancy design, etc. Pay oH 7 payments $5 each, Phone 9922885. 3-14-tfc ~!YEEPE~, :u;.a•;:~~ ~;·h~S'I81)~ 3-15-31ltp SOUTHERN PLANTS . • order now bb g to toe pe,;, c:we:t ep.:!.. sp:;:: !43-!m, Charles R. Harris. Portland, Ohio. 3-!5-3otc TO WHOM it may concern: Whoever 1.! calling 949-4121 lor sale of whiskey is calling the wrong number. I do not sell lllei!al whiskey, or assoelate with anyone that does. HAY, Phone 985-39'12. Clarence Dallas Cleland Neutzlin~. State Rt. 248. 3-21-3to 3-19-Stp Wanted To Buv i ,,. ' ANTIQUES. furniture, dishes. miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., l'<lmeroy. 1-25-tfc IS FOOT Lone Star fibre ~lass boat. trailer. 50 }In Mer,.urv outboard motor. -UnlllRhl pi· ano, good condiUon. Phone 949-3752. 3-19-Sic FIVE HORSEPOWER Briggs REGISTERED Hereford bull. Phone 742-5661. ~21).3tp & Stratton motor, phone 9925260. 3-21-3\p PALOMINO riding .horse. Gentle. 1200. Phone IIIIU713. Wanted S-20-Stp DESK CLERK. male or fe- male, over 50, must be able to live in. Apply in person at Ohio Hotel. 3-21)-jjtc Employment Wanted SPECIAL, TV Fish Tank, gravel plant.!. fish, . 99 cents. House of WUson, first road left below Pleasaot Point Resort. Phone 675-1065. S-20-lolc WOMAN WANTS housework. by day or week. Call 992-51!0. FIVE ROOM HOVSE, bath, 3-21-3tp hardwood floor•, excellent shape Inside and 'out. Alumln· WOMAN WANTS housework by urn sidlbg, atorm windows, day or week. Phone 992-5180. ga8 furnace. -~ ' baaement, 3-22-ltc large porch, large lot, $6500. Phone Jm-3718. 119 Kerr St., Pomeroy. 3-20-2tf Lost LOST, one oOO lb. Hereford hejfer, Letart Falls. Mrs John UNCLAIMED FREIGHT, six new zig zag sewing machines L. Wolfe Phone 247-2278 or 949-2153. Reward 3-22-31<: with 20 year factory guarantee. Nationally advertised brands to be sold for storage For Rent and freight. Totals of 145 ROOM and hath unfurnished each. Can he paid at $5 per apartment. Phone 992-5385. month. We will deliver to 3-12-tk your home to sew on them to makf ' 8lire that you are fURNIISHEo-a~pa~rt~ment, 5 completely satisfied. Call 1182rooms and bath, Harold New2836. S-IJ.ttc ell, Chester, Phone 98.1-3350. ~12-tfc and unfurnished Close to school. roone 992-5434. 10-18-tfc five room and ~alb newly de<'Oroll!4, heat, Pomerov. · f.l2.;6307 . .'\.. 1I I I II I ••• ,..{ Real Estete For Sale Cucklu fiu/tt "<rf ' ~ ~----- For Sale BUSINESS -building with two four-room apartments u;>stairs. next to Pickens !lardware In Mason. Phone 773· 5567. S-11-ftp 1966 FORD XL. automatic with power steering .and brakes. -Car in A· I condition. Riebard Houdashelt. Kingsbury Road. Phone 992-6658. . 3-21:31e SMALL CHAIN 992-.1260. SAW, pbooe S-21-11tp WEST Highland Wblte Terriers, black and silver, Miniature Schnauzers. Miniature, Pood· les. Llltle Barkaroo Kennels. · Coolville, 667-$54. S-12-lotc HOUSE for sale In Clifton. Beautiful private home. lor children. six rooms (three bedrooms). divided basement, play room and shower. Two lots 50 x 100: 12 x 18 barn. Property fenced ln. Inquire at Blanche Compson, Cllf. ton. S-1-3tlte • POODbE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature. $'15 and up. Slud service and grooming. Phooe 11 I tie 992-5443. •i•••••, f . ' \· ' ( m, .. ":': I "I "'i'?j~ ·" -~ ~i/ \:.·~,_ ---.Y' ~ -(~'•_te £..t·~ . __ 'r ·- I J. _ SUNDAY at BAILEY'S . I I STEAK··CHoPs-i'UFOOD BROASTED CHI(jKEN 1 1 ~~ Relax and enjoy of superb food onccs. Brinl[ the family . our modest I story concrete RACINEIRD block aii\!i 0nr. blillding, ~o 3 room 'arid bath, apartment, Ucb rents tor $50.01! per month, store Is ocouoied by owner, good Investment. Sl5,000.00 LANGSVILI,E AIIBA - 1J Ac. RES - One story 5 room home with bath, dug well with water system, oM out buildIngs. Bargain SUiiO.OO. • POMEROY- UNION AVE.One story 5 room frame - home. modem . kitchen wllh built-in oookin~ unit, balh, gas furnace heating, basement, ,,•• lot. $8,000.00.VIRGJL or HELEN TEAFORD lft.m5 Albert M. Coi, Broker S'I'REE'r. tf%3138 O'BRIEN & CROW REALTY CO. POMEROY-YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS - Like new ranch type frame. (2 bedrooms), hath, buil~in kitchen, utility room, full basement, garage, all in good condition. $9,000.00. POMEROY - HIGH AND DRY . - 2 story frame. 6 rooms (3 bedrooms). bath, nice garage. A buy at $8,11110.00. RECALL TillS AD? II> MILE OFF RT. 33 - 4.:!4 acres, 4 ro!m house, I ou~buildl~g, I barn. $300.00 dow1f· Bfid balance 130.00 a month. $1,800. · HENRY CLELAND Office - lltZ-ZZ$Il Res. - l!llz.%518 i , !~;!::::~~~~~~~~~!~=1; EXPERT Wh'ee'I'A · l•'gn!ll..,,. ~- _ . • - 5.55 TIRES New ~ Wlda OY011 Repaired Asaorled -Adjustment TIJ'ell AU. SIZES $12.00 . plua tu each CLYDE KUHN Tuppert Plllni;" 0. Jull AiUUVEDI - S16.sO·.·ar.S1B.5o ' . ' ,All ~egular Sizes . Sii,SO ~John W. V~nMeter . Pfi"!"' 667-3682 ••:u. ~.- • q_ H. -:·:. -Z~ ~ _.,!22-stc Business . 5el')llces SEWING MACHINES, repair oervlce, all makes. WY t2214. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Authorized Singer Sales and Service. We Sb.rpen Scissors. 3-s.tfe EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, Pomeroy Home and Auto. 11-110-TFC I EXPERT--TUNE UP, 211 E, Moln !'HONI '"·"74 p-~• I •u11 pluaENGINE parts If n~. I Dttlly 5,30 AM to 1:30 PM..Sundor 7:00 to 7:011 .J Pomeroy Home & Auto. I I BAJLEY'!(_.ESTAURANT •••••••• •• •• ·11-30-TFC BIDS WILL be received at the COAL, hea'l)', lump stoker; egg and mine nm. Excelsior Salt FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE •. offices of Webster and Fultz, Works, Inc., E. Main Sl., PoPoineroy Home and Auto. Pomeroy. Ohio. until Satur11.-.m meroy; Phone 99%-3891. !Utfe day, March 30, 1968. at 10:00 o'clock a.m. for the sale of, the Mary Lewis property, si- MOBIL :HOME, IX35, ercellent """'11~- Completely furnilhtuated at 95 Custer Street in ed. fl150.00. Caiii82-52G. the village of Middleport, IJe. 1-iueuc ing a !-floor house with 5 rooms and bath. The right is reserved to reject any and aU Buslnns Services bids. FREE BIBLE OFFER: lnlor· Nellie Slaele. Executrix. maUve, Interesting. WrHe Box · Estate of Mary Lewis, 333. Pomeroy. 3-20-3\p deceased_ 3-22-7tc RADIO and TV Repair, Charles E. Bowles, RuUand, Ohio. BALED HORSE HAY and cOW hay, SOc a bale •t barn. Hill Call 742-4'138. 3-11-flp Houdashe't. Kingsbury Road. phone 992-!!58. 3-22-!tc LOGAN FIRE & SAFET" EQUIPMENT. •ales and ser· vice, Pomeroy, Ohto, RD I, special prices on extingulsbLOT in Mason. 60dOO on paved ers fur boata. trailers a n d street. Call Mason 'I'IS-S203. homes. Dwigllt Logan IJIIS. S-l:l-121c 3821, Charles Marshall IJIIS. 63114, Max Eichinger llft.U_ SUPER STU·FF, sure null Lawrence Eblin 992-5624. That's Blne Lustre lor cleanwo-301< ing rugs and upholstery. Rent electric shampooer Baker C. C. BRADFORD Furniture. 3-la.etc AUcriONEER Complefo Servt<e NINE ROOM bouse, Ill belha. Write, Pbone or Colllld Large lot. Raclne. Phone 141CriU Bndlart 3752 after 4 p.m. 3-19-6\c RadnO. I I tfc 1968 STEREO radio combination. Handsome walnut eon· sole. This has BSR automaUe AIR CONDmONJNG Refrlget· ation service. Jack's Refrll· record changer. Take over eraUon, New Haven. • payment.! of ~-SI per month 81U8'19. • • ~ or pay 181.46. Im-283!1. ' S-!Nte READY • MIX C<)llmle llellv· ered rl8hl to your projeet. 191!0 FORD STARLINER, body, tires and mechanicaiiy A·l, ,Fast anil tl!IY. P'rl!e l!fll: mates. ~ . - . Ooet1350. Phone 992~ . 3-22-ltc lelft Ready • Mix · OUTBUILDING 28 x 32, r e d brick chimney. gray s t o n e mantle, matched ceiling and flooring, sheeting and other lumber: hea'l)' framing Iii& IN ber. all in condition. Iii~ ""'·''"'-'Long :\l!ll· .~..,,i;.. niile beldii 121., 3,~6!P l , , , .'o•---·---..1 •--~~-JIOM~·· -- ~- ELECTROLUX ••• oNN~S.I:OOP.M. --FURNISHED APARTMENT, KUT N' KURL Beauty Sbop, Pomeroy, wiil he closed severa] days due to the illness • • • •I m-s:_301c Pomeroy Motor c6. , ®-_. THERE wilL be a gun shoot <OUple only, 992-5435. 212 S, 5thS-IO.Ife Ave, E•ltO'(-•,•OH• _ Sundaf, March 24, beginning Middleport, at liOOI1 at the Fort.ed Run For Sale Sportsman Club. Everyone is TWO BEDROOM house. Lincoln Hill. Phone 992-5127. 3-9tfc RATS, MICE eliminated forevwelcome. 3-19-4tc er; "Get Slar," 2\Z lb. $1.69, Ebersbach Hdwe., Sugar Run WILL DO sewing at home: zip- LARGE FOUR room apartMill, Pickens - Mason, Star pers, pockets, pegging, hemment, bat11, two minutes walk Supply ; Wagner, Racine_ ing, alterutions, etc. Mrs. to courthouoe. Shown by ap3·22-ltp Freddie Thabet, Mason. pointment only. Phone 992Phone 773-5651. 3-l!-30lp 3671, ask for Bill Downie. 1957 TRIUMPH TR6 motorcy3-20-3tp cle. equipped for woods : also, RESIDENCE !elephone custoroad equipment available. mers. Now, no installation THREE BEDROOM apartment Call !I!J%.5653 afler 4:30 p.m. charge for e<tenslon telewith garage, Pomeroy. Phone 3-22-3tc phones. Call our business ofm-5127. 3-20-tlc flee for d•tail.! !I!J%.2191. 3-14-12tc ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 room FOR CUSIUON COMFORT Knapp Shoes. Ciilf'sh ihoe Reapartment, beautiful ldew of pair, Middleport. 3-22-30tc SPECIAL PERMANENTS regthe river. you have to ~ see to ular $15 now $9.50. Cletlth appreciate. convenient and FOUR ROOM house, bath, lull Brogan's Shop. near Salem comfortable, phone 992-5271. basement, garage. Two year Center. 3-14-30tr 3-22-tlc old home. Phone 992-:!421. 3-22-tfc HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs NHe Club, 5 to 6 p.m. MonSOLID STATE stereo. 1968 maIn Memory day thru Friday. Ladles night ple radio console with 4 1.:' l LOVING memorY of our every Friday. 2-6-tfc s!)eakers. 4 speed autornatic dear mather. Mrs. John F. changer. Payments of $6.75 Bailey. who passed away one PENNY - ONE 1916 PENNY per month or pay balance year ago to:lay. March 22. will pay for a brake adjust193. 20. Call 992-3218. 3-22-6tc 1967. ment at Pomeroy Home & Sadly Missed by her Family. Auto. 1-7-tfc 3-22-ltp STEREO. beautiful AM & FM walnut stereo just received COPPER 28 to 35 tents a lb.. from overstocked company. brass 15 to 18 cents a lb , raFor Sale will seii at dealers cOst. Price diators 16 cents lb. Sell now 1968 SEWING MACHINF., nev$i09.95 or monthly_payments. to bill Bailey, Reedsville, er been used. I am only askCall 992-3218. 3-22-6tc Ohio. 3-20-IOtc ing 135 and will accept $1.25 weekly, Phone 992-2685. HAM SHOOT Sunday, March 3 14-tfc 24, R•eine-Bashan Road I! · .. • • to 4·-p.m. try - SI!IGI!l\ S)i;WJNG, ,U;>chino In ' .- . ~ the Racfne Fire Dopartmi'n t ' new walnut aewtng """ tabiJ ,· ztg· • . · ""r."':'J'' '' 3-21-Stc zag equipped to buttonhole, 'I I --- PROFESSION.\!. Ollor 'rV ijid .. IMIIflnce Stereo, Hl·fi lervice. Bouie .1• calli In Pomeroy end M\tld]e- AUTOMOBJL'fl porl1 $4 on oollll' TV. Chucb ..· ea-lled! Lo1t - - GpemTV Sorvi!!f, 152 Bu~. PoOf's Ucense'l -Calli.- -; ' meroy. Phone t9UOIII; • 11 lie S.Jiallp tnll!mCe - DAILY CROSSWORD ---- --- •1. ow. qau pori, Ohio. ~ ,.!i. ' POJUROY ;LANES -.· . . ' . MON~Y':BEND 1A\I)vE . )'. ;I '1''" 1-oJt 1 ,· Qutbi Drua• • • , • , , , 15 · 0 JKM ••••••• ~ • • • ~· •.u. ' Fr0110h1oi'o Trlj!J. •••• t:i. 12 P.om..,;,-Golf Couroe. , 10 U &nlth ~ 9IOlie • • .. 5 19 · Htab lild. ,.. Jack ~... 212; 'Jil8h Tllril .;. N :-ll_tl. liu,p Ind. Serteo ~ ' Dole OIYlo; 587; llfab TBIIIt ~u ,- N, 260&: ' ' • I l " �" st.. 14 • ' ' . "~~~""""near epooilles , ther . ' ... ~ ,. Ill and r .• '' ' <• II . ' "I - .'""'' ;. , . ·11011 Ne • s••• ln ·t· ern ts rumors assured arrival h s 's w NTY Na Fa ors laUJ!hUif 1,000 hog I a In>- Spring Cere IJemand iN one y. t l wbo Jl ' ,.:' • t ~ a I' r lh• nin ~roy y tta on I Columbus and Southern Electrl Ohn&On'8 PJ)OOI'ed 1D1- dor. sy· P 0 p .~· Sfti I) ., Snomtornl ~:~GOP modera amoun•comcnt 11 msoN Drive-In W '1/A , of a ve lh P t y mod he - t ientiol wcuJ aft. an clll more. C n n Abram, wblch oton President Gllnlll aald · 13-lloor carrlediO doll~~ge Co was cau enttotheVera St..iart home on ·p St. at m. from wh ' See Jill tta "I onlg I , - ·L . lh • '!. da SCh I, Co ::=. Heart ' speal<e 0111111a1 Rae Hill> Alumni Assodatl bao.p!l on cording to tunnl w... o. lyn Cleland g, pre•IU>I!III; rt Cleland, first vlce-prea- ldent, and .v DRIVE-l s n ... . ling of Scout hou ht by Chest a SAL WEAR of ester &cus edMon- ' . ' ... ' ... 7 .rtShlrts .. . . . ,• committee member Cub ~out 235. ····•!•'•• ••· ··· · ······. . o · o - 1. 7 n nk e Ace<1unlr1 I · T $1,.00,1,1.1U'l6,e,r Tho 1 Dtpoolt I ·urnnr<• c:orjiet~l""' 0 ENF tttitOO ..' ' '· ·s ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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 March 22, 1968