https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e168f93a1ead188f0acdfb7ec8d0f3e.pdf 273b3a5f93078f6bcb48366ab84106fe PDF Text Text . •·I" .{· ' ' ' ,o • ·"" j ' u ' -;.> . J I ' ' ,. • l'i/! eel ' ,1 J G-~.J d .enl' . ruue ~··· G'IV~ ,-. . .M.J· .,.gs.· . 10-llail¥ Seotlne~ I'<' •· ..., ... Pomtroy·lllddltport, 0., AprU. 7, 1,• I . cts Planne · d · Temple,l'ythianSIStei'ion'Rituar . . B d th P 0 M Cancer on r te . . a~~.:~r:ree:~~~~..:w~~~~ an , Booster$ I~ · · April has been designated u Uanal Chairman, will . llhow denta. Beol: markers alao will clubs and orgaDizallollll by COJ>o Slsten upon their lospeetioll May 12; Logan, May ,C · -. .. ,. ami plar.·l mm: to th• et~meutarv and be presented to the students. taeilng Mrs. Lochery or one of Tuesday evening at the leJion IIOlla Temple, Pomellly, . May · :ancer "':;:':.;. for a ~ secendarJ ·~~ 1o llie ll'tll. Tbese films may be used by the committee. ball 1n MidciieporL re, U:!!l!>e!l!. !!!!' !'. llllliurt.. ~v:,.~lll throughout t b e Tbe fUms Include "To Smoke . Mrs. Joe Bailey annauneed Mn. Sylvia Bowen, District ~ril 37 and WUkesvllle, June 17 manth by the Meigs cancer .. iluesta were Je-.- So-~ N~to ~:::"~ of= Celebration House-Church reeoJn(led ~~ ":/:,.:;:u=:..~ :P1~tyd.~!; C c :..L..-..,..1 c::. na 0 r.) e ..)LI LUUL j ( . - ·- ~ ~ is Planned .Tomght Mainly About p I I Pcmerov 'B0 nd 0ue5.tl'0. n. VOL XVII Around And About M1ddleporf . J , • . ROTARIANS - Dick Rosenbaum, C<H:bairman, Bill Chlld1 and Cash Bahr, Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarians, prepare colored eggs for Sunday's bunt by children at the Roadalde park. ' .Tack of the Observed with p Readings, oems OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 YemJ Member Ftderal Restrl.lf System e Member Federal D•posit lmurance Corporation be inlnl4eo''s Friday, AprU IS alao for the wives. Mrs. Charles the program hour I games with prizes won hy Mrs. Beulah White, andiMrs:;.r.:: Kauff. Mra. Clyde W read two poems, "When Fl01W·II ers Awake" and "Spring Fev· SPECIALIZED I bost-11 Wringer Washer Service, becau11 we lmow you'll be using yours more for sprlog cleaning and wasb· i) Mrs. Genevieve Su!DJI and Mrs. John Kaulf were es and cerried out the apring !heme In the decoraUOD& and ', refreshments. Yellow deffodlb decorated the table with yel· low nutcups and napkins carry· ing out the theme. CUpcakes Iced Ia yeUow and lee cream were eerved during the IOCIII hour. Attending In addiUon to lhe above were Mrs. Nora HaJD. Uloll ll1ld Mrs. Ellzabelb Slav- lng. We have a lull time meebaolo to help out rl&hl now. We'D pickup aod retura your wasber. Eut 'With Choir 1 I Mlu Seren Lewil, daUShter t! Mr. and Mrs. WBUam E. Lew11, 118 South Seconckl, Middleport IJ s member of the warren Wilson C.llege Choir, Swu naoaa, N. c. wbldl hal completed a concert tour ta BalU· more and Swerthmore Pennsylvanta; West Ba8blnC Ridge ml Jeroey; New York, New and VliDna, Vlri!lo1a. Mlu LewlJ IJ a sraduate Middleport Hlgh Sehoel, clue of 1885. Warren WUson CoUege Ia owned and .operated bJ till Board t1 National Mlulona till llnlle4 J>reJb)UrliD Qwn,b We Pickup and Deliver! Our Speci1l Mayt1g Service Building W• will repilr your Mlyt11 or any wrlntor wuher that Mayt11 makes. MlyH pur waslwr ntldo • new pilnt jo~we'll do thllf, too. Call ua todey, Phone SH 2-4211 "The Ml yt19 Storo" _, ________ Rutland, '·" ... ...........,.., .~ RUTLAND FURNITURE IUIY CHICKS ' o. Open This Weekend Until 8 on Friday Evening Until 9 on -Saturday Evening e e e (With I OIL .t Gaol CotiHllol . . llelloll PIIII?Tf , CLEVELAND !UPI) -"I've alae bad enough of Cleveland," a brufaed and haltered Meigs County bay aald today. Woodrow w. Hall Jr., 13, who . came here last week because Kill 44 Commiel bta mother h~ped he would set ""GON. u' S be " t .,.,... • • r8 tter eduC8uOD, W8S 8 • Ignored a rising llde of anti • by three youths Tbll1'8Amerleanjsm ~ the South day. The boy was knqekecf. un· VIetnamese home front and canscioua by the png and '!boo. klUed· 44 Co~ ill ' two cut and scratched about the actltns In the field, military face and arm wlth a safety pin, spokesmen said today. The attack oceurred aa the Tha 11. s. Army's 1st . A,tr youth was walking to Emptre Cavalry Division ~ the 101~ Junlsr High Sehoal to enroll In Airborne Divis!:" found, ~ school. After the attack Weod~;:~loco~ ro,:, r~ thepolieehome of~ COUIIin eraDon FUlmore" Thursday . 11 W . lo · ve the was reported, . ' boy Ia the hospital, u. s. Navy and Air FOI'I!e pi- IDs mother, Mrs, Margaret 1 Iota unaffected by tbe violent HaU twho In 81l81her lljW'Ianti • gavernment demonstra- g;en l:r las~ eous~ came : Ilona 011 the ground, roared lL>- loreve leclronlnom; to w~ 80 e ' to the air and pounded Cmmoues lrm 80 nlal Noi1h ·vlelnamese high- c!IUid eern extra money ferber ways bridgea rader sites and famUy. . mill~ lostaltatl0118 from . Her husband, WoQclrow Hall lkles. SJ:·• Is emplilyed hy an Ololo Ri~er ~)l boll h aad st· Slww B b Pr udl llvea In ll:e Meip eilunly town ~ 1188 ~Jy of !Aiiri':Falla. 'v: . . A-Good T' for F To Seled Your New Easter Outf~, ·· H Cards, Gifts, ·Candy and~ lqys . AJtOA8o : ,. i . apvenil', Naval surged out again in I m a II Amorlc!a• "'" reported tbol sroups lhat swept tloroUih the and wounded Ia wild ant~ American demonstration~ awoeptae Salcoa. SAIGON (UPI) - A hand ~rtnade possibly burled by a streets. VIe! Coal ten'Oritt eaploded AbouliOO surrounded two toDtPt - r tile Tao Soa black limouainea with two Am· Nillt Air 8111 nulde 111pa orleans lu each and smashed 1NIIIILIIDI t!PI Amerlaooe them with rocks from point • aad lloree . VIola-. All blank ran1e before ears sped a- . . ·' :. 1,·~ W!! ; IIM,iil• live. The lankl tben wDl be trauporled by sblp, past the Cleveland Harbor, to the S~ Lawreaee Seaway. The Cleveland Stevedore Co. IIeltl the coatracl for tile put five yearo. lmli- I ]IJ 11 illl!llllh MJ I Boosters Wanting ltema for Auction Southefll District Athletic Boosters are gathering Items for an auctlon planned later thll yeer, Chairman Robert Harden, Syracuse, 8llliOWlced today. Articles collected will be stored In the Simpson bulldllll aerosa from the poal of!lee bl Racine. Committee membera named ·to bandle eolleellona Ia the varioul areaa Include Madson Fisher, MinerSville; Beb Cozart, Portlud: Howard Erwin, Otok Grove ml Nease Settlement; ,Harry Hill, Letart Falls; Harden, George Cundiff and Bob WIRgett, Syr!IC1LIIt; Frank ·Cleland, David Hill and Otla MeCllntoclt, Ractae, . ec. J~Ion . 4 Ill 7 del"ftt below tile c;>n. ~ Friday We'll Clos, The. Store; Frdn~· : 1~ Nocm ' Coinmunlty S.rvl~ At ~ Epltcopal ~ ... ' .. ' 1: .. (; •' ,,··, I I I ·oae parkedAuto Hit Ofi Bahr Road 1liJ :ru :er Ursula Gribble .lim n· Thursday ;:,r• Mr NewhOJJSe Of ReedsviJIe Dies Fn'day 'fri, :wn City. No one was es s. In ongress miTbe~=::.:~.. · Meinben if·· till eJI1IIJDlltJee about s per eent al tbe 11 cleat\ v'-t, but it'l · · 111 JD Febniary, c.monuuteatiOovo ::::1 .... I 2101'· several Middleport eburche• where special music and the Easter loiPI ucl Iowa are Columbu• Story 1o medl"tlona wlllllerald the Easter messsge, "Chrflt ft uc1 11, and ClnclnnaH 13 • Ia Risen." u:1 Coootinued cool over " At the First Baptist Church the sunrise service will be· III• weekend loDowed by slow glo at 8:30 •,!II· and wtu be aponsored by the Busy Bee wormlnc early Dell week, to Class. Mn. q.rald Anthony will be orgaolst and special Hal or 1 iltlle ohove aormal music wUl ~ · esentod by lhe choir and a duet by Mra. lnlddle of aelll week. Pn!clpi. ;,;,•...,.._ Beulsb W.hi · . !fa tonstall. MIAMI, Fla. \Ul'U - The Caribbean cruise s:ul> '-"' The Rev. bona .. -~ lla'Vt! fhe Easter mediiMion tatiH will avera&• tbret • ing Princess, bomeitl fd-bound to Miami lj'om • pre-EUler ealllled, "Dawn In The Garden." The sanctuary will be de- taollll ta -alll:ocb melled cruise with an estimated 48>· ~erson. lbolltdo caught fire eorated with pelted Jli:ater !Iowen glveo In memory of de- as ...lte<ed ooaw nurrteo off the tip of Cuba ln the pre-dawn hours today. Its boll· ceased members by relatives i:nd friends. IDII lllowero, mainly norlbem daying passengers had to abandon ship. Mrs. Jocob Turner is chairman for the memorial flow- aecliob, over tile weekea:l At least 360 persons were rescued by the German era. The flowers wiD be taken to shut-ins following t h e and rail aboat mld-week, freighter Cape Notre, one of eight rescue vesaels sta'!!ll•l • Ill! ••-· IH!illllll~ by the stricken Norwegian ship. The persons abw'cl l b • morning worship aervtces. ~ ndlli Th Cape Norte were reported in good. co on. ~ ~r• 1 m The Church of Christ wlll .A~ organ prelude, ''The DO Immediate reporta af bold a sunrise aervlce at 6 1. Risen Christ," by Serg1Js8ll, deaths or injuries. Ht said 231 p2111011gus wera m. whicb will feature the Eas- with Tom Baker as . At 8:15 a.m., EST, 71> h0Ui11 Americans. ter story with I mesuge enlil- will open the service, A • alter the first SOS was flashed, In addiUen to the Capt Norte led, "Tbe Triumphant Christ," anthem Ye Watd!ers the Viking Princess still was the rescue Deet Included given by the Rev. Donald Holy 0;,.s, will be presented afloat although the co.. t Guard u.s. destroyol'l Owenl ~ Hicks and special mualc by the the choir and the IleY, c. said its superstructure was Wilkinson the . Navy Ul choir wlth Mrs. Arthur Skinner, vin Aikin! will have 85 his . "engulfed iR flame." ship Ral;igh and ~~ director, and Mrs. Chesler Er· moo topic "The Glorious The State H~gbway Patrol ln· Many of the 125 perstns yet Swerve, the U.S. Coaal ji~ win, organist. ter Hope.': The organ Yesligated an accident · unaccounted for as rescued cuttor Cook blel, and "'twa At Heath Methodlsl Church "Hooanna" by Du Bois, ing • parked cer owned by were believed by the u.s. Navy other merchant ships. l'luu the sunrise service wiD begin close the service. V:ctor A. Bahr, _45, Long Bot· 1o be crewmen left aboard the from the U.S. Naval Bill! ill at 8 a.m. aad wlU loleluda the tom, and one droven hy Fran· Viking Princess to fight the G~ntaumo Bay, CUh, tl Easter Story glvu from serlpFEDERATED CIIUIICII clo Andrew, 6%, Long Bottom, fire. m:les to tbe nortlleaat, ~ 15 10 ture booklets a epecial vooa1 thHollylerCo~beRionhe.'derviicelth at a.. mM. ~Coayt on Weather ln the rescue area over the acene. "Coaalder' ~- Lili " hy e a wm a e Babr Rd., :n e:gs un y. was said to be good 'th SOlO, w• e8 Federated cburch at 6 · 30 1 m. Offi aid that Andrew 1 WI 8ee Ufeboa&l 5 Ben Pbili!On and organ pre. ·. · cera . ' moderate seas. The planes reporte4 II& lude and ~tlude by Mr. Wll· ~!~ R:~ :.~:e~~n~:~ n:ra~;:!1 :r~:;;. ~as ~u~: A spokesman _for_ the ow~rs lifeboals in the water. 1iam K. Russell, prelude "Easter Ailelulah" :ng nd nd backed Into the of the vessel sa:d :t had sa:led A U.S. Navy tug, tbe ~ Sunrise servlee at . tha Ml:lo hy Mr; Ben Neutzllng The •ro;:ed The left rear fend· from M:am: 2 w:th 235 also was en route It tho · - · dleporl Church of the Naza. choir win sing a specl~l an· ::rof the Bahr car was dam· passengers a 200 crewmen. Disaster_struck the 17,61Jil.to.• reoe will begll at 1 a.m. and tbem Easter Dawn N . ed Viking Princess ID~d will feature the ELIIIIer medltaCauBcH OF aiaJST aged. 0 ont" ~: ~~~ · to "'Hurricane alley" ' ' ' the !loa given hy the IleY. Clyde The Youth Fellowship will M: :,~~ ~urt Anr;e2~ on Ceribhea1, tbe W • · p~ llerll$. The iervlceo will be conduct services at the Pome- a cbar o :backing sage between Cuba i(litl. 1 ~ 1io the ~~ewly completed roy Church of Cbrlat, at t :30 Bry,:'B eoni.'d,~. Hunting: IeS =::.:s :~ Pi~ 1 ao:ditorlLDD whleb bas just been p.m. with Miss Elizabeth ton, w. va., was driving north radioed iu sitl . 1 C0111Pleted hy 1M members of fy In charge. There will be 1 on Rt. 7, a little over two miles Ursula Gribble, 9t, widow of po ~ ~. till church. pro8J'am o~ readings, LL«<h of CroWD City at t a.m. the late Dr. L. G. Gribble, ~·t New pew Hill arrived Frl- and a meditaUon, "The Thursday when a deer ran Pomeroy physician, S, day and will 'b!t '~laced In the and The Crown," by Mlso the path of his car. The passed away Thursday at M~igs ' ltlldlloriLDD for lbe ~. bara Kennedy. w88 tilled and there was General Hospitsl foUowiog a IN POMEROY SACRm HEART C1IUKCII 'Y damage to the ear. long illness. Euler SU?rise s.rviceoi are Saturday at 11 p.m., at Conrad was not Injured. Mrs. Gribble, born May 11, IICheduled LD four Pomeroy Sacred Heart church, will be deer was disposed of by 1171, was the daughter of chiD'ches. till Blessings of. new pes- neth L. Tomlinson, Ga!Ua and Elizabeth ~=I The Ohio VaDOJ' Command- cal candles and 1 ty eame protector. Hauck. She Uved her , ery No. 24, KT, 1f!11 be guesta ,_~ by the Rev. · All accident Involving u life In the Pomeroy areo. She Mrs. Edith Newbouse tf at the ~ ....,.. at the Jobn Turel, followed lly a 111111 ldenUiled vehicle was Is survived by aieees and ReedsviUe Rl., died ,.;ly Ullllad Methodllt 'clwtcll at 7 11 mldnllbL at 1:56 p. m. Thursday ews. mOMIIag In st. Joseph Illf. . (FOC) ·mOVed It 8llind trola over CA1V, Dlljor eurbii on· Ita Jato bil eltles. T1ie fimnnJMI.. aald II ,. l es still lacing each oth~ n~ borbed wire barricades, ' '1 The students and Saigon were angered "desecration" of theu· from government tear reports, reliably repcorted without foundation, that demonslrators had been by the 10vernment parafr.oolers. = ' unfeUered, would bava • li!l~Iort subaalntjal Jmp~¥=1 If some. wm \ see · televiaiOil = Vtewina lor • Jot 1'11211111 of people: . .IUPI·) '· 1:1 IIi way to safety. )•Iter •enlor army officers of U. S. military police, warned the Jst Corps of Da Nang dethat they were a special target ' oounced Premlar Nl!lyen Cao of the increasingly anti-Amer· II)' and Ky's alr force sent two lean Buddhists, stayed on the fighter planes swapping menfringes of the mob to try to e1- acing ove: their headquarters trieste trapped Americans. They in a show of force. had orders to run over the dem· The development further onstratoro If necessary to es- heightened the confronlation in cape falling Into their hands. the northern clly between rebel The battle erupted shortly ermy troops and loyallst fore· • Holidavinn '.J '0 S:=~:?~~~ Passengers hat~'~ c. ,.,0 A b'andon Sh •••. .-".' .l. I i-=~~ltlme ilfll!•ud.,.~ ll betweaDto CAW . Linda Perry Churches Planning Sunrise S:~':EJ:!:':f:::' 4t:5 CA.r· ,, D. ~· . R t . .c ' '' ' :~ : , _. ' Clevell:nd Ordaaace Det>ol wUI be sblpped Utl mlltt by raD It Ttledo beeanse thll Lake Erie pori Is too npe• :;or.O: ~ are Dick llosenbaum ond Dick Rawlings and their wives. Assist:ng them Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenk· ins?", Mr. and Mra. B Ill Ch:lds, Mr. and Mrs. Jack -welsh; Mr. and Mra.: Clrl 'Horky, president and Mrs. .John Werner and Mr. and Mrs. Cosh Bahr. . Mr. Welsh showed a mov:e of last •ear's bunt at the park. CLEVELAND (UPI) .... ArlilY comballlab btllll at the Attacked In Cl"ty Ia ' ,> • v Make EIHrhldsl1. PoMirOJ Your Shoppllg • B MeiPS oy WORLD es. Mil• Lewil Torm , to be tucked away on the grounds by Rotarians and Midd!eport Volunteer F:remen who will. assist at the annual Easter Day event. Area business and professional men and women ·provide priZes. . l'ayor ·c. Or f'ishett.v-· e:r peeled to welcome the elemenlacy school age youngsters lD the srounds. A separate hunt Is ~!ICted for pre • school children. . CO - chairmen of ~ hun.t l:) ELBERt=ELDS LewiJ·C.·: :;I er." For the next month we ere specializing In Maytag , - II WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE l Cl:lltlrtn of the county gather lr, Middleport- Sunday at 2 p. :r for the annual Rotary-spon· sored Ea~ Egg Hunl'on the roa~e ·Park &rounds and fto. tart"ILJ.. lind Rotary • Anna did -~hard worlr · that always ·pr~s fun lor others Thursday night al the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. A golden 811 worth no and a sliver qne worlh $5 were pre~red aa were 442 others, all The Easter seasonand!" wM"'IO.msl menu meetingwere afterserved whichby refreshGrove; of Mr.Flatwoods; and Mn. HarMrs.Ingles, JamesMrs. JohnMn, lng wltl be Mrs. st. Clair, served with readings the leek ley Haning Mr. greeters; Mrs. William Ken- Mrs. Leolo SmithAvery and Mrs. Rebat the April meeting of Mlddl:!- Ihosteu to sb:: members, and Mrs. James Jobaaoo, Jamie neth Herria, Mrs. Gene Houde- ert J011es. dies Bible Class of the sue, Greggory Todd of Pom- ahelt, Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. ---port First Baptist Church SERVICE BELD eroy; Mr; and Mrs. Kenneth Sci.ta, Mrs. L<Iwetl Beaver, COMPLETES DEGIII!ll!! day evening at the church. The funeral !l!rvlee for Mr. J~ ~ Mldd!eptrt, Mr. and Mn. Paul Ruasell, Mrs. Wes· Charles E. Lee, son of !:fr. Mrs. James Murray pmlden.t, Homer Thaxton of Columbus, ilro:. Joseph Johnson, daughter ley Fry, Mrs. Raber! Flaber, ml Mrs. Carl E. Lee of Lon8 waa In charge of the wu held at the South Side Beverly; Larry Johnson, daugb- Mrs. George MOler, Mra. Don- t!ottom, haa completed hiLl Liewhich was opened with Cl:ureb of Cbrlsl Sunday April ter Gllla Rae, visited reeeotly al• Tholllas, Mrs. Mullen, Ml'L ll1f8 In gas englneertrr, 'tedio scripture from St. Joha and 3. He was brought to Gravel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Trlpletl, l:lrt. Dan ntlotiY and air eoodl~ '' prayer given by Beulah~== I HJD Cemetery at Cheshire fer Everett Lambert. Mr. Lambert, White, Mrs; Raymond Stowart, Southern Tech, l'ilertetta, f!Mr.. Tbe class sang the burial. Graveside serv1ee wu the "'~II of boJior eelebrale4 Mrs. Myron BaUay, Mrs. gla. Charles apent a rew days sona, 1 'He Lives•• with •B:;;;ha at the plano. attended by the relatives of ~ bls blrtbday with all enjoying Dwight Cullums, Mrs. Allen with bls parenfl and brother, A card of thanks was lumbus, Middleport aod Pom- a potluck supper. Mra. CeeU Leonard ml Mrs. Dale Wal- Larry, and· left lall 11'eet _lor from Mrs. Charles eroy. Mr. Thaltoa waa preced· Gillogly baked the eake lor her burn, refreshments, and ML11. Mndesto, Calli. lo aeet • for remembrances sent her on ed In death by bls wife Edna. father'a blrlbday. Jean Cook, eolfee. ploymenl. birthday. The clasa voted 1.:;;;~~~~~~~~----iiiiiiiiiiiiiii,...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;i;;;i;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;.iiiii'"j to contribute to tbe banquet to be eerved AprU 14 to the Bapuat Ministers Wives of lhe Rio Grande Association area. A ~----~==================~--~~lunclbeonwill Carolyn Hoffmao Yo!Ith Continae Destructioft S • E M • The Work is Done; I Remains only the 'Fun' ~!:~: !~~~e be.?!h~!~~~ f QS er SeaSOn Your Full Service Bank Is • , , M111'1Iyn Cartla Riot:~g SAIGON (UP!) Rioting youths urged on by Baddhist monks stormed through the streets again today in a wild sweep of deslruction. They at· tacked three American serVicemen, smashecl windows in two U. S. official sedans and fought a pitched battle wltb VIetnamese paratroopers. - Rotary-Anns, I to r, are Mrs. Dick The paratroopers fought back Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mrs. William Childs and Mrs. with tear gas that drove the (fer right), ~re called In to help on projects riotous youths back into their headquarters pagoda but they MasoN Drive·ln !,.,;;;;;,1~~55!5!iiiiiia!Caim~p.55~~~-'I Pat B.Ue;y EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA have selected 1lx students to represent their chapter lo Columbus, April 22 and 23. They are Carolyn Maxey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian MaJey, of Reedsv!Ue, a senior; Pat Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey, Minersville, a senior, both in F.H.A. four years; Patty Harrli, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bryan Harrla, Reedsville, to accept the Awacd of Merit lor the Exstero chapter, a junior; Marilyn Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Curtis, Reedsville, a junior; Carolyn Hollman, dAughter of Mr. and Mr1. Lloyd Hoffman, of Pomeroy, a junior, and Linda Perry~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Perry, Long Bo., tom, a junior, all active In F.H.A. three yeara. The llfla wiD he accompanied to Columbus by the Chapter adviser, Mrs. Janie Ritchie. Wild were MEIGS THEATRE Carolyn Mue;y w Committees for Benefit Card Party ' .. · S WSCS yracuse Meets Tuesday On Easter Theme i ! e clety. IRoad" lor biBb seboal stulng 1nforomtion on the proJects lstic ceremonies by the ofll· ell stronc. Gladya Major,~: The goal for Meigs County : ' , and Inviting ~onatlons. Mr. Wen- cOl'S who were atlired In .~ bel Wood, Anna ·Ogdlo ml .....,. hbl been sel al f4,500 and the 'I " " " ' zc=zem 2 IU deU Gerladl Is pnbllclty ehalr- fioor - lengt!' gowns. ble GoOd of WUkesvWe; Faith flrsl week, April H will be ' . . mao. . Vlrg'.ola Owens served aa Wittekind ml Ruth Nb::OII of used for conlacting business ' j A variety <if servleeo wl1l Most Excellent SeniOr In the Lo(an, Gladya Col: of Harris. . houses in Pomeroy and Midmark the observance of Holy absence of Etta Lemley, who ville, W. Va. Mn. Wittekind __,., 1. 11 n. di:!pert. The second week. Apeop e n 1~ Week In Grace Eplseopil was Ul. Others taking part and Mrs. Good extended greet. ElecU811 of offleen Wll beld McKenzie, ,...,.NI!D • , til IJ.L5 tbe residential di.. Church, beglnnlng wlth a specwere Mrs. GrUf Russel~ pasl lngs from their Temple. ml the !IChool bond llsue was J~ QulvtY. vice pres~ lficls will be canvassed. ' tal eelebratloo of the Commondistrict deputy and captain of During tbe busloess meting endorsed when lbl! Pomeroy Mr•. Roy Mayer, eecretary, • • the desree team; Betty Blgp, $It waa reported 1pent for a!- Band Baoslerl Auoclalloo met Mrs. Harry ~atsoa, trea~er, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elza GUmore ton toolght at 7:110 p.m. ln. the Spec:al events have . been have received word lhal their home of Mrs. Theodon! Ebers• director of work; Mrs. George tulslle work ml 90 sick calls Tuesday evening In tbe band Band directar, Mr. Donald planned for April 25-29 w:th the oon, Mervin Jo5eph Gilmore bach, 116 w. Main St., PomeCbllds, Most ExeeUenl Chief; mnde. The oliver oflerlq wu rotm. 1 Miller aaked that all band annual Tag Dsy sel for AprD has been promoted to Alr21l811 rey. Goldie GUmore, Protector; Nor- taken ·for the · project ol the Mrs. Truman Kuasell, preSI- Unl!orms be turned In 011 Aprll 30. Mrs. Nan Moon! of Middle- Se<.-ond class. The "house-church" eelebra· Mr. and Mr•. Allen Le:merd ma Zirkle, Outer Guard; Max- Grand Chief, a station wagon dent, waa In charge of I be 27 and that they be cleaoed m1 pori, and Mrs. Els:e Sm:th ol h f Ra . Han will subsUtute informal and children, Steve Walburn lne Owen, Most Excellent Jun- fo, the Medina Home. meeting whlclo opened with the nome attached. Volunteerl to Pomeroy w:U be cha~rmen of Mrs: Beulah Rous o cme discussion for sermon and re- and Mrs. Huber! Taylor .were ior; Opal Biggs, Manager; Mrs. 'Mrs. George Cbllda appoln~ Lord'a Prayor munison. Mrs. he! wheu unlloriDI are turned the Tag Day usmg Job s Daugh· Is ass:~lmg Mrs. DesSie Patter· create the atmosphere of I he welcomed into membersb:p. at Ben Neutzlng, pianist; Mrs. ed Mrs. Homer Jones, Mrs. Maxine Arnold spoke on the In ~ Mrs. Russell, M r a. ~~ membe~.s :n the work. AI son w:tlo housecleaning. . original Last Supper (held on the First United Presbyter:an Horace McElhinny, secretary Cash Bahr and Mfs. Grill Rut- bond Issue lor the new oebool Gene Haudaahell, Mrs.·Norman • coffee day has also . been Mr. ~d Mrs. Norm~n R:ze~ this day of the week) through Church In Middleport rlur:ng and Belly Spencer, treasurer. sell on the Investigating com- and the AsooclatiOII endorsed llarbreebt Mrs triplett and planned on a dale In Apr:l. of Rac:ne and two meeesnd o the use of vessels and fumlsl:· Palm Sunday worship serlices Mrs. Clyde Andrews served mlttee. Reported Ill were Mrs. the Issue. Mrs. Donald McKen· Mrs Ken;,.th MeLaushllo. Personal work:ng on the var· HarUord, W. Va. were ~0 ,;y 1ngs from the home. with the Rev. Howard Ruppelt as candidate for the ritualistic Mal S811bom, Lena McEiblony zle waye and mean! chairman, ' · lous. phas~s :nclude Mr. Paul dmner guests of Mr. an. s. A Good Friday service lnvol· officiating. work. Mrs. Bowen was given a and Etta Lemley, reported on the recent record Contributions were made lor Case:, c:ha:rman of workers for Harry Keiser, Mmersville. vin the whole community from ' 1ft of mone from the Temple A aalad course with sand- hop ml thanked Mra. Roy the purchase of muale for I)Oit canvassing in Middleport and Wyatt Radford " conf~ned to 12 !oon to 3 p.m. will consist of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dta~s! ~y Mrs. Jeutzling. She IJt. wiches and coHee Wll served Mayer, Mrs. Eugene Triplett year"and llso ltr the purcbase Pomeroy; Mr. Lloyd Blackwood, h:s home, Athens Road w:lh the medilations on the Seven Last and son oi Akran spent vited the group to attend IJt. at the cloee of the prngram by ml Ray GI')Jeser who llelped. of a new banner. II waa II> ehalnnan, Bedlord, Olive, nu. . . Words el Christ by seven local weekend with b:s mother, ML11. the hostes8es, Mrs. Bea Neutz. II was decided to give the Ap- no:mced that "Meet the Band'' Orange, and Chester TowL>- Miss Call:e Kloes Is qu:te ill ministers the rector preaching Beulah White and other rela· Ung, Mrs. PllD Meinhart, Mrs. rll date for a record hop to the night had been changed to ,lpshlps; Jack Welsh, assisted by al her home, Cave Sl. from Z:IO . Z:3S. tlves. Karl Owens, Mrs.- wnuam AU- Senior clas• to raise funds for rll 22 at 7:30 p.m., at the Jllfto Mrs. cather:ne . ShavorJDiky, Mrs. Ev~zr:~f ~ung~ The children of the church Mrs Robert Reibel spent the . man and Jane Johnston: The Its annual trip. It waa IMOUL>- lor Hlgh auditorium. Named Rutland, Col:nnbia, Lehan~, to_wn arr:v. au . Y • will gather at 3 p.m. oo Holy 1week~nd in Cambridge with her ,table wu decorale4 with an ar- eed lbal 20 purpta ruga with as relreahment eommlttee for Sutton, Le!art, Salem, Sal:~ w:th her siSter, Miss Callie Salurday to present their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. rqement of yellow and white white borders made from old that night Mrs. C. E. Mr. Blackwood will he m, Kloes. H "mite" boxes at 1 short pre Joe Young, Jr. and family. D8na Wlnebre was jonquils with yellow a nd white band uniforms will be lor aale Blakeslee and Mrs. VIetor bury and Sc:plo TownshipS. . Mr. aJX. Mrs. eery_ E t . including a Mrs. nner napkins. at t5 a rug. Hannahs eo-chalnnan, • ~ d charge of the distribution of ~nd son, Timmy of Rac~e :• era:;;~~ e age in an Jim Johnson, Bruce Wallace hostess to the WSCS of the Sy- Serving on the ~egree staff Mrs. Triplett gave the report Mra. ~ Vaughan, Mrs. Orten j cartoon booklets :n the elmen· :ted Monday even:ng With •t ry.;... hunt :h refresh· and Mike Shafer have arr:ved rac!ISe Methodist Church were Nell Babr, Margaret Jones of the 110 minatlng committee Colmer, Mrs. Tom Crew Jr., ' lfl schools In the county mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford, East gg . E ch child from Marshall University, Hunt- Tuesday e~ning at her home. Jane Jobnston, Mrs. 0 I h o and offteers elected were Mrs. Mrs. Leslle Fultz, 1\lrs, Donald •· Mr!. Pat Lochary, Educa- Minersville. n.ents followmg. ed fal iogton W. Va. to spend the The meeting, _In charge of Waltz Elizabeth Allman Gen. ·. Lanning Mn Rk!herol Meeo will receive a pott ower. ' . 'th th 1r per ML11 William Eoehlnger presl' ' ' · ' ' HAVING BAKE SALE Children ere also welcome at sprin8 vacat:on w: . e - deni opened wlth devotions by evleve Meinhart, Regina Hud· Mrs. Larry Sheetll, Mrs. Iris Harrisonville Pro is the regular 10:30 a.m. ,..lebra· ents, Mr. and ~rs ~~m~~ ML11: John Sauvage, who had aon, Betty Spencer, Doris BaJ. , Collins, Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pome!'<Ly, Ohio . , bake sale on Friday lion of the Holy Communion Johnson, Mr. and · ~ for her topic Suffering of Jesus ley, Kathryn Miller, Lennie Mrs. Roy Grueser, Mrs. Nor' Easier Sunday, at which the Wallace and Mrs. Mary Sha r. taken from' The Upper Roooi HaptonstaD, Ferne Cheeseman Harbreehl, Mrs, George I ning ai 9:30 a.m. at lhe Kroger ancien! vestments of the eerly Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rou~ and closed with ppyer. The brr --·, Mrs. Grill Russell, staff Hobstetter, Mrs. Lawrence HoffTONIGHT-NOT OPEN ' Store in Pomeroy. church will be used, and an and son, Er:<\ ol Oak. H:ll we Resurrection waa the theme of captain and Mrs. Ben Neutz. . ner, Mrs. Willi~ . . Jtudaon, original •tory of the resurrec- weekend guests of his par:nts, the prosram hy Mra. Royal ting, pianist. Plan! have been co~pl~ ' Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. Law· FRIDAY ond SATURDAY tion be !old for a sermon. Mr. and Mrs. AUred Raus . Thomaa and wa• taken f,rom a for the benefit card ;a~ spa renee Francis, Mrs. Guido GiroApril 8-9 Baby-sitting will be Mr. and Mrs. Herry . Moon!, book written by Oral Robert!. aored by the Child Conservation lam!, Mrs. Jolm Beaver, Mrs. "OPERATION CROSSBOW" W VII . In the parish house. Jr. of Ashland, Ky. v:s:ted re- During the business aessloo, Birthday Ob1er11ed League on Tuesday, April 12 at William Radford and Mrs. (Technlcolor' FRIDAY, SATURDAY With Sophia Loren Ioonuy w:th Mr. and Mrs. Her· 12 shut-in calls were report. At Potluek Dinner 8 p..m., at the Middleport Ele- Gene Houdashell and George Pepoard ond SUNDAY LEADERS TO MEET ry S. Moore. ed Communications were read mentery Sehoal. There wlU he . "WAR PARTY" APRIL 8-9-10 Neighhorhood Girl Scouts 1 m;m two missionaries, Marge Mrs. Kenneth Grover and door prizes m1 refreshments. Refreshments carrying out t!Je Donad Barry, DaiiPY Davison 1 "GOODBYE CHARLIE" 30 f Mayer In Japan and Esther daughter, Joy l<Iraloe, of lAing· Commlttees for the event are Easter theme were serve<) hy (Color) will meet April 1l at 1' p.m. Laird in Korea. Mlsa Marcia bottem; Mr. and ML11. Cecil Mrs. Charles Bradbury, gener· Mrs. Roy Mayer, MI'I. ·Kenne.th SUNDAY, MONDAY Debbie Reynolds~ Tony :~. ~=a~~s·;:l :::~sh House. Kerr and Ml'11. Wendell StuDer GD!ogly, Sievle, Jeffrey and a' chairman; Mrs. Robert Sell- McLaughlin ~ Mrs. Donald ond TUESDAY Curtis, Pat Boone APRIL 10.11 -12 tee members are requested were reported w. . Ailsa of Athena; Mr. and Mrs. moU, Mrs. Kenneth Scltes and McKenzie w:th Mrs. William - and"DO DISTURB" "AT RAGON" attend to maka plans for Day A reading "Easter " 1968'' Gone La.mberl, Charlotte, DoL>- Mrs. Don Mullen, tables; Mrs. Porter eonlrlbutlng, I llorls (Color) •hy Mrs. Sauvage, closed the oy, David and Cheryl ef Hem- Schmoll and Mrs. Bradbury, Hostesses for the MaJ mee.t- I "' II CA'fV M:;:alat7!~:. ~I~ :£:~:t::!:y Htmtlngton, W. Va., to aay Ume. to bls left to avoid I eolllslon. ---eac struck 1 1uart1 raU lbe left aide o1 the ~:;: 1 the road. and • wu heavy damap the Ill<. r--.. '' r 11 I �\ "I'm Stit1 DAILY SENTINEL ' . .. ,. .. ·' DIVOTID TO INTiiliST OF MIIGS MASON AREA 1 ' from SAYS ly 'lt'ayae 0. Brandstadt, M.D. Q - My blshaad has Heber· den's nodeL What iJ the best ,.., w/aow bavt Easter frHtod with lUllrise aervlcel, and churches throuC)lout our eounty are pllllnlng oucll eventa. T h a t type of ritual goea hack to medlevll day• when tile custom of praylnc wbUe the aun "limbe Into the heavens. One legend we read atate1 that tha raya of UC)lt • • brw through the cloud• on Eaater III01'i ug are angeiJ danctng for joy. It woul be bard for people to foUow t h a t ~ce on a dart and clliiiDII day, but tollal' with our knowledge of apace through extensive fiylng people aro aware I b a t wlll• we might be cut In gloom on earth tllit above tht clouds lbere iJ the great nnopy of hoven whert the aun Is llwaya lbllllns. uve )_ [ We have IIWIY tradltlona aurrouncllng · Euler, with aome oommuniUea staging !uabolrate parades, aucb 11 the Easter pa· ou Flftb Ave. In New York where aU new clothes and bata are on cllaplly. jT)Im iJ lllo the cullom of Eaoter ega llmost every cHme, and cblldren told the old wives tale the rabblla tiP. but It hu Ita source In antiquity rabbits were the aymbol of the abuJI. III!W Hve of spring. Let us aU enjoy day, and let our bopea cause us to pray the aplrlt or hlm wbo Reaaurec:tod the dead rule tba IOtloDI of WI' trou. ,~worl4. The National Wimlow Five Year Projection of Government Costs Needed 'By LYLE WILSON treatment? : aervedly baa • fine ,_.. bll, "You're Gonna Hear From Me" and you COl'lllnl1 are · · · A atyliJh IUIICbtlma cmrd Ia lbe IDl8l1 La Grenou1lle ntcbo ed the bJ MrL Nlarcbol. MrL Udelll and their b~ Edael, ID illlr» ttve bJII>eoclet)' flmll1 pt. ture ... Ted Sorenson wu there w11b Lem BUJingl ol 1111 ~tao neely periphery hard by Jlilel. ..., Balm with Bille IIOllllerbll H nearby SalvadGr Dall . IIIII had some sketches of her or If they perished ill Billy Rose'l Mt KIM:o fire . · . Laler II IIIII' ar helren Manila Loby Ryan's eocklaD bull, 1~1 llandlfled ljlag.ctll had beta eamouDaJIOd with 11111mala black-lace ehlc by ltDillllll-41llper Paullnt Talprt wbost OWil -·~ "''tier wu .. ,..._ .... batwd hy • tur!le Ill her balr 1114 • fro& In her voice. .• '· Tho pnt with MOI'txlll Doe ey Ia the "21" IUIICb . - wu Red F17, Jll'lt:'a Aa'l Navy Sec'7 appointee who baa wrll• (for Harper It Row, due tbll FaD} a nrqa JMmolr ol Jaclt Kennedy, fondly UUed "Till Pltlaun ol 1111 CompaD)'," llld IIlii's ID all too 11q!ally true t11111ar noatalata ... Mar¥ID Koba 1D Blrdl'a Ill lwlob (wt leU JOG. " lip • Nund llJie I vtrltabla Aalla Fn co DOtiOR Ia older than Christianity. The of rebirtb were common in ancient IUZ11tio••• long before the biith, life aud lfSIIITection ol ChriJt. 1'bose ancient& ob''""" the changing season, and even b.. fore Christ's coming they ,'Ould not help but be hopeful as they saw the trees, and ~ iltlier pl.anta, bunliDC wilb new Ufo after belnc ban and drab from tba Umo I h a I ;,~ tollage faded and dropped to t b e . We aa bumana bloom In our own with new hala, and Ill kinds of apparel In o! the pattern of nature In the apriDC, and eapeclally at Easter Ume. Wa are afraid however that Bot too many are aware of the ~~~ of tbelr aotlon1, w purdlaua. !andlng c.ru Easter Spirit Descends ~Eilrter ,_ .. a.oo. or Chrlsuantty. The central !berne end nembers = ' ont yur 110.00: Sill lllOlltlls. 1UII: m ol lbe oplnlon lbat Easter Is a dy and bls Mal'l!ol expeel lllelr Frank oconafter be vetoed IT CIt J 2nd RCA's genius emeritus nor (a prominent Catholic) will eoimcn reeolutlona tCoiDlcU support 1 Uberlllzed N. y. State 1 couldn't get to him Gen. David Sarnofra I &rJIIId. divOrce laW . Two most likely tor some pertinent querlel be< pop again via the NBe • veep Pulitzer playa are olf • Hwf. tore be ll<ldded IWarl •Bora Tom tarnoffl ' ' ' Au\lrlY ... (lloQiD's Goa~ Man of La Fret" bel blgb bapea Ill ~~ bur- hu a 11Jle twill lor 1Gil Meilcha) :: NBC oatrlcllea Uonlzed as another ell·famlly 1a1s In her "How to Sttal • te b • m~• attraclfo!l a Ia "The ~ of Mllllon" fUm-black lace llo<k· haw-hawed our 11\> or _,. Ml!llc" . N4lw 11!11 41ar Ja. IPp m•""lna a bladl: lllal Weeki 810 lbat e&oNliC ~· •• ~ D..-.,•'1 Oft • " ' " • ~ . llliJk ' ' ' Alid tbat'l lbt man Bob ltJnmer wo~ @I I - ...,__ ..- 119!1'1 top. waite ol ...... . . top Federal Joll: - let tbeDI .011 iJJmor lad, lbe ant tarlll . pooh-pooh that ha'U pt ID ft" I/ JWDi ~ ..loql ea bigger one .. Till AFU-&rk! liu!fl WID be~ fte All e tugue ailed a fnncbl• 1llcl ·, Jlehta, balilaa"!" Eut IDdlail 1y l!lltld ;r,. I 1 wllalal from 8 """"" aec;retly owned etlllductGr ill the L. A. Sympb_.. ••· by the a:;~-: AbiC lib Avt. 011)', who'D ~ lbt kltta at Today Ia rrfdv, "'"" I, "'" J\ookstot1 11 pJaaued with late- 1111 Mera Opera ll!ille. . . • dlf Ill M w11b tl'l 1o d belHCI!Illll of· lncbllrlled June's 1111 ·taraet dallfO!' 1M tollow. b: at by-liner Ref• '1'1141 DlOOil II hllweea Ill 11111 1 nearby eolfflll'l u- : adorlt Ion· when we wondered to a· Suttona and AP repacla '1'0111 pbile 11111 1Mt quar!lr. clerlt what lbe terrible 1111eD Ill N~l haalnet . . i'1l)lo Tile ID01'!liDI alar II VIDUI, w11, he nlftled, "'fttt Valle1 lloy photor MlrtOD waa1i The IYenlDC alar II Juplla', of the Dolll." lbarl Lewis for a Dlldl centerAm erIc ID D10Yie aclttw ' llld lor 1101111 • ' ' floolll. Mary Plclford . . borD 1111 tbll Now that Julllil La Roll bW Ia Deml1 Sfaller'a brolller SaD- dl)' In 1111. qulf imitating 8iDitrl ha .... :..::.=...::::::::.:..:...:::=..::::._...:;.::_;:;.:.::,;;__ _ __ councn Pres. lllcllard s. Owta. PubUsbor Cb01tor TannebUL Editor Publllbed OVfl'l' alte1110011 ..cepl lUI> daJ b7 Tbe Oblo VllleJ Pvbttohlnl CoJDo . Jlllll', 110 M..bante St.. Pomeroy. Ohio tll'l.. 111111neso Offlco pbono WY 2-215• £41torllt l>bnno WY Hlll'l. 11:11'-"'1 u ....... cluo ~~~~~~~.. . . . . at lbt post ofltct II Pnm,rpy. Ohio. N.UOIIII 1M1Yert11m1 re-en;au.., llattmtlll lbnMII, Inc. S4ll LaiD&tAul , Att. Nn Yon CitY. Nn YDl'L e< .-.,ctnn ntts: DeUvmd " ' F•w~~ore ...U.blt. ao otDto .... ...u, ,,_, ill llllnDI;e ·al lbt DaiiJ SenUn.. of. liN tl430; lbt -11111. 1'1.80, lbree mllllllll 111.110. 111 Motor Bonta wboro earrtor tel' 1101 ovallablo nna montll IUQ 111 lllOlllho. Takes · Voice of Broadway on Top" " - Ia llllartbrltll, the benip form tl arthriUa lbat frequently aceompantes aging, the jolota al tbe ends of tht fingers olton beeome swollen. These swellings are l:nowD as lle!Jerden's nodes. Besides age berodlty plays a part In their form.. tion. There il no apeclflc lrealment for these aides. For the underlying disease, most doctors now recommend moderate exercise for the lnvo~ ved joints and aspirin to relieve paiD. 'llle more pewerful c1rup uud to treat rheumatoid arthritis, the crlppllni lorm of the cllseue, aboukl be avoided Warm packs ate benefiCial only ~ care iJ taken not to use heat over 108 degrea Fahrenheil Q -1 have had arthr!Ua for eeveral yean. We moved te Clllfornla Dine yean lf!O, Since last October my condition has been ...;..e hut wllh the aid of Indocln I eu pt uound. Wookl II help 11 we moved to a drier cUmate? A - Altlloqb some persona 1lltb arthriUa feel better ill a warm, dry climate others report no dllference. F• thil ........ most doctors dlscourap such a drastic step. 'llle EskJ. 0101 who live In a oold damp climate are rarely found ta have artllrltll. Since lbe agcravatlon of your aymploml cJld not occur untn you bad Bved Ill Call· tornw lor over etch! yean I doubt that u wu due Ill 1111 climatic fntora. Wbt are lha dallgen from taldl!& cortilolle lor ortJ>. rllil? II fa the only drill that will klep me goinl. A - OortboDe iJ fiDe for re. duclng ICUte Inflammatory condlliDDI, bit It dlould not be qten lor a cbronlc diJease such as arthriUa 1lllleso you take It eo}J ona weet In each monlb. PC'IOIII with 1 lleflnlte adrenal delk:ltnq Clll tate IDllll dos01 lndeflnltely, but fOr mnamJM. tory eolldltllllll larpr dDiet .... Jllva Larp deMII !Uea lor. I Q - Hado's United Press Intenllltonal Honest men and women of all parties should be able to agree on a simple device to tnumlnate the fiscal road ahead and thereby spotli~ht potential hazards. It I! difficult to beUeve that any honest man could object to that. This Illuminating device wlll get not much, if any, Democratic support, howt-ver, because it originates In the RepubU,., party. The device I! lntmled to eohance the ln~ty and value of t.be Ieder al budgettnc proeeaa by means of: (A) The IMUal publlcallon of 1 live-year budget pro~oa lor en departmenta and agenCIOI to aasist long-range co• lideratioo of the ftacal quencea of new programs. (B) An &Mual reportillg; u part of the budget, of tilt uolunded commlbnenll ol lbe government for future spending which have to he met by lbt taxpayera. II woold be as simple as tbal It would merely follow the p!'IC!IIIOS of any wen run busme. wbether In buslneu or government. The necuHvt officers and board membert have a rtC)ll to !mow whore they may expect to be ant year u a result of a.ltloa they are COIIIIderlna. Settlnc up machinery to eatabllah the future COli tl projeola Whk:b may IDvofYI rUtlvefy small llllllal outlaya wvu1d help lbt YOIIn to Judi• ]lrOhalged period may oauu aone, thinning of the lldn, IJ'Iwlh ol halr 011 the face, headaebel llld dJmnen. U a- olde eflectl do 1101 lead to prompt dlsc!onUnumce the drua may cause peptic ulcen, waatlns of muaclu and lollenlnl of lbe bones (osteapl> rosiJ) with the risk of fracturt of a vertebra. Because the drua lives you reBel the temptation to keep 011 laking It Ia admittedly great, bit your 6lelar lhould have yeu awltcb to 0111 of tha lifer new druiS lor tbla dl- ...... their wisdom more -tel)'. '-·"'- elf t It might bave a ~..,. ec 011 tha tree lunch ol!era wltb which the polltlcl.._ bkl for votes. Tbere WBI tbl Trallltn year when HST proposed te Con.. greu a medicare operaUta wllb 1 til million price tea. '1111 lip readers and other semtUteralel among the eiectDrate happily COilCludecl that It could all he done for peBilUII. But Hm''s medicare pbm uol adopted because !bert were Ill Congress wise men who leoked beyond the mament toward till ultimate cost. President Jobn!OII hll of. fered to the •otera the 11'11 hmcb of bla Great SocietY oa abtut the same imnl ai liST offered medicare. TbeN ..., II an admlnlatrllloll 11biJper o1 altlmate eOslll. Even the belt Informed a!DO!II us tiD 1101 suspect lha ritent ta Wlllch LBJ II pllinJ up fubn obtlgationa for the voter~ to pay off or lor lbe Tftll!li'J to borrow. For mmple: Few olllleal are better luformed IbiD Jobll S. KnlP4' publlaher cl lbt Knlsht newspapers 1n Miami, Akron, DelrDll and Charlotta, N.C. In hll most ~ lwlday eolulilil, Knight w,l8le that LBJ was talking etoliomy wb1la plungtna forward with IDiJalvt federal proJeota which wiD an 1dclltlonll t1 bUlloll hy U70. I bave III!WI lor Jaek K'll&bt 'l'bt IIDittly ld!led •r.Jaa .. apendlnc facti" publtlhld lllllllo q by lbt New JlftW/ ltall Chamber of Commerce baa 111 Item-by4tem lilllyala ol ..... aoclety opeocUng. For Onll Society ltema Ill broad fields, aciUil apeoclllurt Ia !tillS wu p blllkla. 1'111 chamber ealculated that projected upencllture lor altema Ia 11'10 11W ha tJ,U bUII011. That II Ill lnerwt ol more than fit bfllloD. • almOII three tlmea the . . . . auapeeted hy pubfltber Knlgld. Al!ftUal puhllcalllia ol 1 flv• year hudlet projectlui lptndIDC ptu 011 all troma IIOIIfd lllfonD editGn, p•NI"'en, _. They'll Do It Every Time HELEN HELI1 US! Loulael told • lbe Pat11 AriMietlt projeot 1!11111 to I J out 11).111. aotor·WIIIer l'lellf McFarland fer tho faltelt !Gil cl the leUOn ·.. lt'l 1101 Selnmen ,Lili who'a aeWIIII I divorce: lbe'a bela happi)J wed these 10 yean and we'll Jn. deed cleJt&bted to ... iCI 1111 mlstakeD liDpnMiGD ' " ' . . . llkpaii'M, .,.• 1'111111117 adulll, ll'a a 18 act "JOUJ!C." For ll'a • ''aophlltlclld pac1o llllr," and lar .... Ialit _.,., ('l'bt TRtlB eourap wbeal 71111 ..,, "I dtlll't utt lbt 11118 or till W1J It llllk• ,... pie act, 110 lillb miDI ........ ale piiUI.") - B. TBBN 10011' OJ' 'I'BB llllml zwwapapa. Dear llell!l: • 'lt'ON'f YOU COMB INTO MY PABJ.Ua .. . bel 71111 lfl • 11t man 1e11er1 from adultl thaD teena Dear Releu: I'm II. 111'1 ll He baa I rep. an that "TeeD Booll of I b e 11111111 ror halll(l wild. but 111 Month Club." AI 1011 II)', 1111 I'm lbt llllly - wbt Clll jotq JIIOP]e don't 11101 their 11ra!Cbten him out. He soya be own blll'll:l. So I'D toot f• 'ef needa aomebody to belleve In We've bad teens Ill oor home bJm and 1r111t him. I mow be f• yean - our OWil and Ill 11011 out IIIII doll had tbillfl their frlendl. U you treat lhiiiD but !bars because IIObody llJio u people, they'll !real you Uke dlaillildl hlm. 'l'bere'l I Wild a ~ AI for tbla ''110 eomIbt l!nlilln 19ti)budy but I COUld ammlcatloll" bit, and ••powhc t. rift" belweea ldulta ilrl'll 018 lbt pi Ia blm. M)' piHIIII -'1 let 1111, and youtli - botuml U WI J11ft lhlm 1 ebailce :o 1'1&1., """' 'l'btJ .., ... Clll 6o the bDaN and Wit bit I talk to us, tbera'a 110 llopplnl ' . ea'l 110 aut with hlm aotll be tlleml ' llelt'l juat 011t llllllPII Gat ,._ blliiHif. 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IDa II II pnvt JOU'n "JI'OIIII 11J lllllal 1'1111 Jilin :3 I 'lt'.UIDNOTON -'lid ,.. taall ....... up abupl1 INn! a JUt llt'lllr, mlljor 1'11111 i:lllllll 111101L 'l'bt filet t111t Easter falll I . . . eerller 1111 BEHRl'S ,. ,.... .... ,_ _,_ .. ... ,..... P111Pit IIIII& Pope J'lal't eulnC ol Ull I 1 ... Gil meltl -'4 bart lllelr blq. . paoved aro-rlh ' Nicklaus In his bid to heoomo the first man ever to will two Mnsters' titles hack lo baok. "II made up my mind how I'~ goillg to pjay Utb week," aaid the blond better wbo fired A pair of veteru hurlers experitll<ed &pposlte emoUons Thunday as 39,-year-old Robin Roberta felt the saUalacUon of pitching the Houston Astros to a 11-3 victory over Detroit and 37-year-old Bob Purkey felt sad after being traded hy St. LouiJ to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Roberts, scheduled to oppose Claude Osteen ln the Astros home opener against Los Angeles nell Tuesday, hurled 'lie first seven innings. Jim Gentile belted his first borne run ever ln the Astrodome since being obtained hy Houston last June. John Bateman ~:.~" for the circuit St. Loois for the Cardinals !~.~~ed b~e~.~:~:~·tof~ ~~~ runs ln the filth inning to shade the New York Mets 11-4. 'f11e triumph gave the Cards first place in ihe Nation•! League while the Mots are 1n s~nd with a 13-9 stale. Chlsor Win Ag•ln The •:a~eago Whit~> Su•. the holiest team in the AL w•th a ~ record, jumped on Mllt Pappas for nine run• m lwo innings to wallop the Ci"'innati Reds 10-4. Tommy Agee stroked a two-run homer l·or the sox while Don Pavletich blasted two homers •nd Dick Simpson one for the Reds. The Baltimore Orioles, favored to win the junior circuit flag, whipped defending champion Minnesota lor the second time In as many tries, 7-3, Taking advantage of an unosual otreak of wildness by Camilo Pascual, who walk!ld aeven men dur~ Ute game, the Blrda cored five runa In Ute first mnlng. Juan Maricllal lurned In a strong st.-Inning &)tilt as the San Franciseo Giants upended the Calilo•nia Angels 7-4. Willie llrCovey whacked . a two-nm homer in ll'e first inning and the a;arots added five runs in the fifth. Whitey Ford tuned up for opening day by pitching the New York Yankees to a 7-3 decision over the Pirates. iloy White, Whoae .316 batting average tops the ~ankees, picked up three bits In four at b<o.ts. !Au Clloton wrapped a thr...run bomer fqr New Yorlt Braveo Dowa !!Ialii Franl: BoUing's saCruice Dy ln the 18th Inning gave AUanta a 3-2 tnumph over the Washington s e 1 a to r s. The Braves inust decide today whether to !;ave surgery performed on tl)e ailins shoutder of Mack Jon<s, who would he out of the imeup for alleast three weeks If an operation is necesSIU) . Ossle Chavarria walked in , ' j_;, January and 'Mll<e Souchak and ·whipping . "'"d tl\at ~\!II ll!lateur Charlie Coe, all at. 71, went up to 30 miles )ltl'•bl!lr· in were the only other golfers in a INto, · .' field ol 183 who were able to Nlcltlaus' l;st •tart lelt . break par over the rolling opponcnta In fear lbat be .mJ,iJit'l Auguata Nallonll Golf t.'lut tum the Masters' into anotlier DOn eourae ID · the loco ot a rout like ho did las! year when a 4-under-par 63 In Tbunday's opening round and left the remainder ol Ute field In the rear. Olller Par-Brtolien Pros · Billy · Casper, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddteport, 0., April '8, 1088 the nlatn lnnillg to force II the winning run as Kansas City nipped the PbUadelphia Pbillles 7-ll. KC shorlatop Bert Campaneris, the A.L.'a top hasestea· ler In 1985, was spiked In the first innlnl ' and will be out of action !Dr 10 days. The Cleveland Indiana relied more on lire-power lban pllchinc Thursday night as they whipped the DociJ!ers 7-S. A big siJ..,.. third~innlng ag~t Osteen cushioned the Cleveland victory. Osteen is slated to start the opening game.·agalnsl Hooston Tuesday. A CLEAN START Jackets, Kyger Creek End 5~Inning Gam.e In 3-3 Tie; Tyo Gets Clutch Hit in Fifth Gary Stobart, the big rlgb~ h~nder o.f Middleport ." 1g h School with the JUSt as b1g las~ hall, bad a no-hitter going into the last third of the f~th and final illnlng Thursday at Kyger Creek leading ~. But at that point bed luck struck him hard. It was Middleport's opening contesl, alter two weeks of try· lng to gel arms unlimbered il agreed to play only ~ve Innings in the near-frosty temper· ature. But Stobart walked Skaggs, Ricky Moody, Chuck Leach and Joe Fisher to plate one run, and then laced Tyo. Tyo obliged by getting the only Kyger bit, a clean single scorlng two runs and tieing I be game. Stebart fannl>d John Craddock to preserve the lie. The teams · will finish the contest when Kygtr Creek comes to Middleport for .... turn match. The Jackets play at Gallipolis next Tuesday. Stobart fanned II, walked 6 while Tyo fanned 9 and walked iG . Lefthander Charles Kr.igbt tallied all of Utelr on doud· 7. ~ led Eastern's Eagles to a I.JI bles by Charles Eochmger a~ Earlier the Jacket. had ocor· • shutout over Rot!•nd in a Mid- Roger Allman, a walk, and sm- ed a ruo In the first when Bill Ohio Valley Cor.lerenre base- gles by c~r.,ber Gary Wolle, Swan was safe on an errer at -. ball ouling at Eastern on Thurs- and Kmgnt. short, advanced oo a wild $7.00' day ev<nin~. Except for Ute third frame, pi!Ch, and scored on G e o r g e - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : : and It was the opening game for Rolland righthander Duane Sauer's single. They got anothin the game. both of the Meigs County dl"' Knorr kept tbe Engl., under er in the second on three walks Greer !hen came through $8.00 11>ond ni"''· control. Ho lionited the Eaglts and swan's sacrifice fly, and w1'th a basket and .two free •, The game was scorele.o; un· to only one other hit, a. single their third run In the fourth on throws to beost Philadelphia's Optn Fri. I Sot: Tift' til the bottom of the third when by Spence•, while hnmng e1gbt t fi ba and B d lead to five, bot the , Celtics For E..ter Shopt~lftt! .p ' E I batters an err8f a rs1 se uB U U at Coach Gary arsons ages . d Moore's d0 uble refused to quit and cut the 101 · Y nlled l'r!!ss mterna on Rutland nltters were Knorr ~I · . ' By United Pre-s International National Basketball Assocla- margin to 105-103 with 1:58 left. NEW YORK' !UQ ' . National L<ague NHL Stanley Cop P!Byolfs with two singles,. . Charles M'd': score. 110 10 _ 1 2 0 You can't keop. the shackles lion's Eastern DivisiOn playoff Wally Jones' twl free throws CLOTHING HOUSE Sl. Louis Wi& ~. ~;o By United Pre" International Scott, Ro~er IJ>v~<, Chr1s Nap. K1 . . . .... . · OOIJ 03 3 3 oo a good player hke Hal Greer finals. seconds later iced the same POMEROY •• New York · Best-of-Seven per and Rodnef Napper, each ~~~..1· ··',j ·s Ty- 1nd lor too long, and once be Greer, who averaged 22.7 !be ?&ers. 13 9 .s91 1 a Semi-Final Series a single. Fish an wan, breaks the bonds someone is points per game during the 14 10 ·583 San Francisco w. L Knight struck out four and er. going to pay. regular season, waa held te 583 ' ~=rgb :~ :~ · Montreal 1 0 ilsued six free passes. All Sta The Boston Celtlcs were the total points in theBo76ers two Houston U 12 Toronto 0 I • n ones lbat paid Thursday night straight los~s to steo, - . . .. ',, 1, W L th ni Th Thursday mght he scored 19, Chicago ' 1or e 1nconve ecne. , • e . 1 d' k 1. ld. . th 0 ..._ defeated ho" M" 9 I' Chicago ed th 1'1111 d I h' d Inc u mg ey le goa 1s '" e Ph 1'!8 d I hi 8 • eP Detroit ·0 I a......, w ... caos e a e P Ia goar final minutes, to lead PhiladeiLos Angeles 8 16 .3~J Thoraday's ROIIUlts dleport BJld Pomeroy In a trl· In the first two games of the p~la to 8 111_1116 victory over Cincinnati 9 19 .321 angular match on lhe PomeAJDerleaa League Cbicagt 2 Detroit I roy GoU coorse Tborllday. AlbR b the Celtics. w. L. Pet. Montreal 4 Toronto 3 de eated Middleport ll-<1 o erts Cut by Philadelpdhia's trlumtphh 001 1 Chicago 20 6 .76! and Pomeroy 14-Z. Middleport Columbus Jets Bfoston's e gel lo 2-1 dm alethou,gh Kansas City i4 19 NBA Playoff Standblgl won ooer Pomeroy U.S. o -seven ser es, an Detroit 13 10 By Untied Press ln!ernatlooal Athens aod Middleport both DAYTONA BEACH F 1a. the 76ers led the enUre game, ['jew York 14 11 Easten Dlvlolon oled 5 players aad Pomeroy (UP!) - Wllbur Wood• and John the triumph wasn't easy Baltimore .~ 11 Beo;..of.sevea nud 4. MedaUsls for Athena Gelnar were scheduled to pi!Ch earn. California 14 12 were Greg Moore and Bob today for the Columbus Jets as Trailing by 24 points in . Minnesota 13 13 .500 Boston W. · Cooley, bolll with 41o. Midthey faced Aabeville io search second per~od: the Celtics " 0.'11 Cleveland 11 13 ~ dleport•a Wa)'lle Davia and of a fOurth consecutive win. The ralhed to w11hm one pomt :.d!J\1 '~ Washington 1 16 Pbiladel:.i:tern Dlvlolon Pomeroy'• Pat Story tied wltb Jell downed Vancouver, 6 • 4, the 76ers with 3:!i8 remaining Bosllln 7 18 Best-of-Seven Us. Thurllday as four Columbus FOSS RESIGNS MODEL 8DJ59 T~nraday'l Resulls w. L -=~~~=~=~= "He'• &ood at bit an4 J'1111, pitchers scattered nine hils. HOUSTO" (UPI) Commls St. Louis 6 N. Y. INJ 4 , Why don't yoa Jet him lflr yoar · " · Baltimore 7, Mlnnesot• 3 Los Angeles 2 I !elm?" The Jets' !!·bit attack lnclud-. sloner Joe Foss of the • • • • • St. Louis I 2 1 ed • three-run homer by Don American Football League re._ . JfliD Hooston 6 Detroit 3 n!ght Tburoday'a Reoofto / Leppert In the five-run third signed his J'ob Thursday. Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 5 Pb'l d 1 hi Ill nc 05 '-..11 ...sten 1 NEW UMP illning. Former Columbos Un- Foss, the former fO••ernor Atlanta : Wasblnglor. 2 (O I1a e P a beduled) n Y game sc CINCINNATI <UP!) den High School athlete Paul If South Dakota • said he New York (A) 7 Pittsburgh Kao•as City 7 Phlladelphia 6 · Wendelstedl, a minor was the victim of that up- "weighing se~eral offers" for MODEL 8D370 Chicago lA) 10 Cincinnati t PAPPAS' BOMBED umpire sillce !962, has . . and was walloped for other jobs, but did not ~F~r~an~c~lsco~7~~~~3~~ CLARICE ALLEN appointed lo the rune bits m five lnmogs. immediately disclose any of KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Leagoe umpiring staff. · them or his reasons for quit· Time is running out for Mn. Estber Wright, Athens, stedt worked the International Columbus cut pitchers Ung the AFL post he has held Cincinnati Reds In their ~~~: IMr wu recent overnight goeS1 League circuit durlng lbe 1985 Roberto and Don Fiorella, since !ormation of the le••ue 'th th Ch s. Letha Wood. oeason. basemao Dave Kwiatkowski ..,. · ser~es WI e leago Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smitb outflelder Frank Vanzin six years ago. Sox. MODEL 80373 . :,;• The SOx made It foor wins the funeral of Waldo wllb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. t.be roster and they will be a row over the Reds with a Yinger, ~'riday, at Portsmouth, Mrs. Koenig recently under- tho! Asbevllle team the t romp Thursday at Mrs. Guy Summerfield and went surgery at Univenlty face today. Mllt Pappas was bombed. Mrs. Ads Morris have pilal in Columbus. ---eWURL!nER Self Adjusting Wheels, Recoil S!.n! o( • , larl Cincinnati, slilltrylllg to from a vacaUon in Mr. and Mrs. ArU~ Marks, PROGRAM EXPANDS eaALDWIN Chicago ' lor the first tiJne, Mrs. E. W. Brown and J. Belpre, and Mrs. Mlldred San- COLUMBUS (UP!) - T ITlCI OTHER FAMOUl makes another attsmpt today Frank accompanied tee Millwood w. Va. were stale Natural Resources Decllrt-11 IRANDS belore fans of Ito farm club. ~':!:from FlOrida having ...;,k..,nd gues~ of Mr, and Mrs. ment will stoclt 155 bodies MODEL 8D414 by the deaUt of J. s. Marks. water ill Ohio with more '""""' Homer Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith 50 ml!Uon liJh during Ute VIENNA (UP!) Mr. and Mrs. Clayton and Allee spent Saturday In stocking progrllll. bells were rung for an llld Bill celled on Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. Last year's program saw "Foctory Trol- s.nt..tbrooghout Austria Saturd~ Charles Goeglein ·.and Rev. and Mn. Ralpb million fish placed In 125 "'"'•• 11 'H0HI 22 JACKSON. 0. D'ark the atart of a ' Flatwoods, Saturday ter have returned here to1 ::11.~-;;.;:;;;,s,;;in;_;;th:;;e.;s:;;ta:;;te;;..iiiiiiiiiiii_;;;ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ collecUon for , the millions Mr. and Mrs. Richard borne after spendlnc the w MODEL 80381 India who face starvation. A Mtor, Gary, Ind. is in Florida. stmllar collection In the molber Mrs. Mabel Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Clelllld Ianda netted some f7 mUllon llld ·other relatives. spent Tuesday afternoon wllb through lha purchase of food. ...J:.!- .. Miss Kathy and Miss Mr. and Mrs. B. E; Will, Syr"' r:r•- ::.: hoops to EARN Wlloon, Rochester, N. Y., cuse. BYBN.U . spenljlng a week with Mr. Mr. Roberta b" been rell!rn-11 JOUI' ~ce J~lth KILLER NEW . DElHI (UP!) -Pol~ Mro. Thomas Weber llld ed to his ho~ bere from the In Uttar Pradesh slile · •In and Mra.. Lawrence Smith. Veterans llospllal hi the unseasonably cold spring, It was Kyger's second. after dropping Ita first game 6-2 to a alrtllg Gellipolis club. Lanny Tyo, the senior h,rd~hrowing lefty, was on lhe Kyger Creek mound. Siobart bad fanned Ernie Saxon and Bill Hysell, the first two baiters in the bottom of the filth and stoed one out away from a victory as It had been KDig • ht Shuts o.ut Rut}and 4-0 I·n Conference Contest run• •• EXLibItion Greer Paces 76ers to Ill to 106 wi·n over Celts Standings . THE TIME ·";"' ' I Chester 18"2 Cycle SOCJefy • NOfeS ~ S38·Bl% 18" 4Cycle,3H.P. 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P. ~ SJl88~ I 22" 4Cycle, 3H.P.- S64·88 atUI*'cG,..flralllt - dele~mlned to win for Bob." Barton and three other penollll were kllltid Wednesday nigh! when their plane crashed into a .Tennessee billoid~ while lbey ~e enroute here to cheer PIANOS ,.... ""ftcl. .... a ta e w IOim)M memory ol biJ best friend. The deleRdillg cbsmpion, who took a three.stroke lead into today'a s."""nd round, said the death of Robert Barton "probably made me a UIUe mote Cards ~in 16th Game; Reds, ~appas Clobbered by Chisox The :rounc fl" • I-Dali7 Sentinel, Po!lleiOJ·Middleport, 0., AprD 8, 199 AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -Blg Jack N1cklau., tough eRoogh under ordinary clrcumstanc.., llliiY never be caoghl ln lhl• Masters GoU T~ent because he's dedicating It to the Lead, May ,Nevetj··:~'fe·~- YOU Mitt THE We'll Jump • 1ft of lbt COUDtry'l lid'.. ~~!~mal 11sb •t Clnt ..,, 'l'liiJ report 1llel tAa1eb 11th lllel tbla Jelr .... llllilllt .. pldlllu*)'tll"t. - IS • • ~··~ PIOI NlaST PEOPLE ON A llDI1Iiem India havetract appealed btinters to help down byeuai that reportedl tilled It cblldrea In tliree D!Ontbs lccordfnl past J:. MULLEN IIf~~~~·~b~er~e.~~~· KQNDA ~~=~~~rburl::;·~-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mrs. !lOnna lwllbua, spentSuethe wltb her talher . Henry Sll4! ~ vlalted l1eqnolhar Mrs, lletiv.- who Is • patient at Ho~ zer.M~ltll, -f. ev~ IUeata o1 Mr. ant! ~: &81 Cleland were and JCal, Normao McCa!nJI ~tirl, Mn. Mary'Reed,' •nd·Mn. Wateman White, and · wwie Flicker, ALL SeeThe HAut;ijlf$' .•.. *lt25.' Full ' At ... lf!eeUvo AJil'!lll.llee' Dt•'s '' ' ' ,-1 .••• ' Un• ' .l.-.~ ' 24" Riding Mower· S259·9_ •• �\ "I'm Stit1 DAILY SENTINEL ' . .. ,. .. ·' DIVOTID TO INTiiliST OF MIIGS MASON AREA 1 ' from SAYS ly 'lt'ayae 0. Brandstadt, M.D. Q - My blshaad has Heber· den's nodeL What iJ the best ,.., w/aow bavt Easter frHtod with lUllrise aervlcel, and churches throuC)lout our eounty are pllllnlng oucll eventa. T h a t type of ritual goea hack to medlevll day• when tile custom of praylnc wbUe the aun "limbe Into the heavens. One legend we read atate1 that tha raya of UC)lt • • brw through the cloud• on Eaater III01'i ug are angeiJ danctng for joy. It woul be bard for people to foUow t h a t ~ce on a dart and clliiiDII day, but tollal' with our knowledge of apace through extensive fiylng people aro aware I b a t wlll• we might be cut In gloom on earth tllit above tht clouds lbere iJ the great nnopy of hoven whert the aun Is llwaya lbllllns. uve )_ [ We have IIWIY tradltlona aurrouncllng · Euler, with aome oommuniUea staging !uabolrate parades, aucb 11 the Easter pa· ou Flftb Ave. In New York where aU new clothes and bata are on cllaplly. jT)Im iJ lllo the cullom of Eaoter ega llmost every cHme, and cblldren told the old wives tale the rabblla tiP. but It hu Ita source In antiquity rabbits were the aymbol of the abuJI. III!W Hve of spring. Let us aU enjoy day, and let our bopea cause us to pray the aplrlt or hlm wbo Reaaurec:tod the dead rule tba IOtloDI of WI' trou. ,~worl4. The National Wimlow Five Year Projection of Government Costs Needed 'By LYLE WILSON treatment? : aervedly baa • fine ,_.. bll, "You're Gonna Hear From Me" and you COl'lllnl1 are · · · A atyliJh IUIICbtlma cmrd Ia lbe IDl8l1 La Grenou1lle ntcbo ed the bJ MrL Nlarcbol. MrL Udelll and their b~ Edael, ID illlr» ttve bJII>eoclet)' flmll1 pt. ture ... Ted Sorenson wu there w11b Lem BUJingl ol 1111 ~tao neely periphery hard by Jlilel. ..., Balm with Bille IIOllllerbll H nearby SalvadGr Dall . IIIII had some sketches of her or If they perished ill Billy Rose'l Mt KIM:o fire . · . Laler II IIIII' ar helren Manila Loby Ryan's eocklaD bull, 1~1 llandlfled ljlag.ctll had beta eamouDaJIOd with 11111mala black-lace ehlc by ltDillllll-41llper Paullnt Talprt wbost OWil -·~ "''tier wu .. ,..._ .... batwd hy • tur!le Ill her balr 1114 • fro& In her voice. .• '· Tho pnt with MOI'txlll Doe ey Ia the "21" IUIICb . - wu Red F17, Jll'lt:'a Aa'l Navy Sec'7 appointee who baa wrll• (for Harper It Row, due tbll FaD} a nrqa JMmolr ol Jaclt Kennedy, fondly UUed "Till Pltlaun ol 1111 CompaD)'," llld IIlii's ID all too 11q!ally true t11111ar noatalata ... Mar¥ID Koba 1D Blrdl'a Ill lwlob (wt leU JOG. " lip • Nund llJie I vtrltabla Aalla Fn co DOtiOR Ia older than Christianity. The of rebirtb were common in ancient IUZ11tio••• long before the biith, life aud lfSIIITection ol ChriJt. 1'bose ancient& ob''""" the changing season, and even b.. fore Christ's coming they ,'Ould not help but be hopeful as they saw the trees, and ~ iltlier pl.anta, bunliDC wilb new Ufo after belnc ban and drab from tba Umo I h a I ;,~ tollage faded and dropped to t b e . We aa bumana bloom In our own with new hala, and Ill kinds of apparel In o! the pattern of nature In the apriDC, and eapeclally at Easter Ume. Wa are afraid however that Bot too many are aware of the ~~~ of tbelr aotlon1, w purdlaua. !andlng c.ru Easter Spirit Descends ~Eilrter ,_ .. a.oo. or Chrlsuantty. The central !berne end nembers = ' ont yur 110.00: Sill lllOlltlls. 1UII: m ol lbe oplnlon lbat Easter Is a dy and bls Mal'l!ol expeel lllelr Frank oconafter be vetoed IT CIt J 2nd RCA's genius emeritus nor (a prominent Catholic) will eoimcn reeolutlona tCoiDlcU support 1 Uberlllzed N. y. State 1 couldn't get to him Gen. David Sarnofra I &rJIIId. divOrce laW . Two most likely tor some pertinent querlel be< pop again via the NBe • veep Pulitzer playa are olf • Hwf. tore be ll<ldded IWarl •Bora Tom tarnoffl ' ' ' Au\lrlY ... (lloQiD's Goa~ Man of La Fret" bel blgb bapea Ill ~~ bur- hu a 11Jle twill lor 1Gil Meilcha) :: NBC oatrlcllea Uonlzed as another ell·famlly 1a1s In her "How to Sttal • te b • m~• attraclfo!l a Ia "The ~ of Mllllon" fUm-black lace llo<k· haw-hawed our 11\> or _,. Ml!llc" . N4lw 11!11 41ar Ja. IPp m•""lna a bladl: lllal Weeki 810 lbat e&oNliC ~· •• ~ D..-.,•'1 Oft • " ' " • ~ . llliJk ' ' ' Alid tbat'l lbt man Bob ltJnmer wo~ @I I - ...,__ ..- 119!1'1 top. waite ol ...... . . top Federal Joll: - let tbeDI .011 iJJmor lad, lbe ant tarlll . pooh-pooh that ha'U pt ID ft" I/ JWDi ~ ..loql ea bigger one .. Till AFU-&rk! liu!fl WID be~ fte All e tugue ailed a fnncbl• 1llcl ·, Jlehta, balilaa"!" Eut IDdlail 1y l!lltld ;r,. I 1 wllalal from 8 """"" aec;retly owned etlllductGr ill the L. A. Sympb_.. ••· by the a:;~-: AbiC lib Avt. 011)', who'D ~ lbt kltta at Today Ia rrfdv, "'"" I, "'" J\ookstot1 11 pJaaued with late- 1111 Mera Opera ll!ille. . . • dlf Ill M w11b tl'l 1o d belHCI!Illll of· lncbllrlled June's 1111 ·taraet dallfO!' 1M tollow. b: at by-liner Ref• '1'1141 DlOOil II hllweea Ill 11111 1 nearby eolfflll'l u- : adorlt Ion· when we wondered to a· Suttona and AP repacla '1'0111 pbile 11111 1Mt quar!lr. clerlt what lbe terrible 1111eD Ill N~l haalnet . . i'1l)lo Tile ID01'!liDI alar II VIDUI, w11, he nlftled, "'fttt Valle1 lloy photor MlrtOD waa1i The IYenlDC alar II Juplla', of the Dolll." lbarl Lewis for a Dlldl centerAm erIc ID D10Yie aclttw ' llld lor 1101111 • ' ' floolll. Mary Plclford . . borD 1111 tbll Now that Julllil La Roll bW Ia Deml1 Sfaller'a brolller SaD- dl)' In 1111. qulf imitating 8iDitrl ha .... :..::.=...::::::::.:..:...:::=..::::._...:;.::_;:;.:.::,;;__ _ __ councn Pres. lllcllard s. Owta. PubUsbor Cb01tor TannebUL Editor Publllbed OVfl'l' alte1110011 ..cepl lUI> daJ b7 Tbe Oblo VllleJ Pvbttohlnl CoJDo . Jlllll', 110 M..bante St.. Pomeroy. Ohio tll'l.. 111111neso Offlco pbono WY 2-215• £41torllt l>bnno WY Hlll'l. 11:11'-"'1 u ....... cluo ~~~~~~~.. . . . . at lbt post ofltct II Pnm,rpy. Ohio. N.UOIIII 1M1Yert11m1 re-en;au.., llattmtlll lbnMII, Inc. S4ll LaiD&tAul , Att. Nn Yon CitY. Nn YDl'L e< .-.,ctnn ntts: DeUvmd " ' F•w~~ore ...U.blt. ao otDto .... ...u, ,,_, ill llllnDI;e ·al lbt DaiiJ SenUn.. of. liN tl430; lbt -11111. 1'1.80, lbree mllllllll 111.110. 111 Motor Bonta wboro earrtor tel' 1101 ovallablo nna montll IUQ 111 lllOlllho. Takes · Voice of Broadway on Top" " - Ia llllartbrltll, the benip form tl arthriUa lbat frequently aceompantes aging, the jolota al tbe ends of tht fingers olton beeome swollen. These swellings are l:nowD as lle!Jerden's nodes. Besides age berodlty plays a part In their form.. tion. There il no apeclflc lrealment for these aides. For the underlying disease, most doctors now recommend moderate exercise for the lnvo~ ved joints and aspirin to relieve paiD. 'llle more pewerful c1rup uud to treat rheumatoid arthritis, the crlppllni lorm of the cllseue, aboukl be avoided Warm packs ate benefiCial only ~ care iJ taken not to use heat over 108 degrea Fahrenheil Q -1 have had arthr!Ua for eeveral yean. We moved te Clllfornla Dine yean lf!O, Since last October my condition has been ...;..e hut wllh the aid of Indocln I eu pt uound. Wookl II help 11 we moved to a drier cUmate? A - Altlloqb some persona 1lltb arthriUa feel better ill a warm, dry climate others report no dllference. F• thil ........ most doctors dlscourap such a drastic step. 'llle EskJ. 0101 who live In a oold damp climate are rarely found ta have artllrltll. Since lbe agcravatlon of your aymploml cJld not occur untn you bad Bved Ill Call· tornw lor over etch! yean I doubt that u wu due Ill 1111 climatic fntora. Wbt are lha dallgen from taldl!& cortilolle lor ortJ>. rllil? II fa the only drill that will klep me goinl. A - OortboDe iJ fiDe for re. duclng ICUte Inflammatory condlliDDI, bit It dlould not be qten lor a cbronlc diJease such as arthriUa 1lllleso you take It eo}J ona weet In each monlb. PC'IOIII with 1 lleflnlte adrenal delk:ltnq Clll tate IDllll dos01 lndeflnltely, but fOr mnamJM. tory eolldltllllll larpr dDiet .... Jllva Larp deMII !Uea lor. I Q - Hado's United Press Intenllltonal Honest men and women of all parties should be able to agree on a simple device to tnumlnate the fiscal road ahead and thereby spotli~ht potential hazards. It I! difficult to beUeve that any honest man could object to that. This Illuminating device wlll get not much, if any, Democratic support, howt-ver, because it originates In the RepubU,., party. The device I! lntmled to eohance the ln~ty and value of t.be Ieder al budgettnc proeeaa by means of: (A) The IMUal publlcallon of 1 live-year budget pro~oa lor en departmenta and agenCIOI to aasist long-range co• lideratioo of the ftacal quencea of new programs. (B) An &Mual reportillg; u part of the budget, of tilt uolunded commlbnenll ol lbe government for future spending which have to he met by lbt taxpayera. II woold be as simple as tbal It would merely follow the p!'IC!IIIOS of any wen run busme. wbether In buslneu or government. The necuHvt officers and board membert have a rtC)ll to !mow whore they may expect to be ant year u a result of a.ltloa they are COIIIIderlna. Settlnc up machinery to eatabllah the future COli tl projeola Whk:b may IDvofYI rUtlvefy small llllllal outlaya wvu1d help lbt YOIIn to Judi• ]lrOhalged period may oauu aone, thinning of the lldn, IJ'Iwlh ol halr 011 the face, headaebel llld dJmnen. U a- olde eflectl do 1101 lead to prompt dlsc!onUnumce the drua may cause peptic ulcen, waatlns of muaclu and lollenlnl of lbe bones (osteapl> rosiJ) with the risk of fracturt of a vertebra. Because the drua lives you reBel the temptation to keep 011 laking It Ia admittedly great, bit your 6lelar lhould have yeu awltcb to 0111 of tha lifer new druiS lor tbla dl- ...... their wisdom more -tel)'. '-·"'- elf t It might bave a ~..,. ec 011 tha tree lunch ol!era wltb which the polltlcl.._ bkl for votes. Tbere WBI tbl Trallltn year when HST proposed te Con.. greu a medicare operaUta wllb 1 til million price tea. '1111 lip readers and other semtUteralel among the eiectDrate happily COilCludecl that It could all he done for peBilUII. But Hm''s medicare pbm uol adopted because !bert were Ill Congress wise men who leoked beyond the mament toward till ultimate cost. President Jobn!OII hll of. fered to the •otera the 11'11 hmcb of bla Great SocietY oa abtut the same imnl ai liST offered medicare. TbeN ..., II an admlnlatrllloll 11biJper o1 altlmate eOslll. Even the belt Informed a!DO!II us tiD 1101 suspect lha ritent ta Wlllch LBJ II pllinJ up fubn obtlgationa for the voter~ to pay off or lor lbe Tftll!li'J to borrow. For mmple: Few olllleal are better luformed IbiD Jobll S. KnlP4' publlaher cl lbt Knlsht newspapers 1n Miami, Akron, DelrDll and Charlotta, N.C. In hll most ~ lwlday eolulilil, Knight w,l8le that LBJ was talking etoliomy wb1la plungtna forward with IDiJalvt federal proJeota which wiD an 1dclltlonll t1 bUlloll hy U70. I bave III!WI lor Jaek K'll&bt 'l'bt IIDittly ld!led •r.Jaa .. apendlnc facti" publtlhld lllllllo q by lbt New JlftW/ ltall Chamber of Commerce baa 111 Item-by4tem lilllyala ol ..... aoclety opeocUng. For Onll Society ltema Ill broad fields, aciUil apeoclllurt Ia !tillS wu p blllkla. 1'111 chamber ealculated that projected upencllture lor altema Ia 11'10 11W ha tJ,U bUII011. That II Ill lnerwt ol more than fit bfllloD. • almOII three tlmea the . . . . auapeeted hy pubfltber Knlgld. Al!ftUal puhllcalllia ol 1 flv• year hudlet projectlui lptndIDC ptu 011 all troma IIOIIfd lllfonD editGn, p•NI"'en, _. They'll Do It Every Time HELEN HELI1 US! Loulael told • lbe Pat11 AriMietlt projeot 1!11111 to I J out 11).111. aotor·WIIIer l'lellf McFarland fer tho faltelt !Gil cl the leUOn ·.. lt'l 1101 Selnmen ,Lili who'a aeWIIII I divorce: lbe'a bela happi)J wed these 10 yean and we'll Jn. deed cleJt&bted to ... iCI 1111 mlstakeD liDpnMiGD ' " ' . . . llkpaii'M, .,.• 1'111111117 adulll, ll'a a 18 act "JOUJ!C." For ll'a • ''aophlltlclld pac1o llllr," and lar .... Ialit _.,., ('l'bt TRtlB eourap wbeal 71111 ..,, "I dtlll't utt lbt 11118 or till W1J It llllk• ,... pie act, 110 lillb miDI ........ ale piiUI.") - B. TBBN 10011' OJ' 'I'BB llllml zwwapapa. Dear llell!l: • 'lt'ON'f YOU COMB INTO MY PABJ.Ua .. . bel 71111 lfl • 11t man 1e11er1 from adultl thaD teena Dear Releu: I'm II. 111'1 ll He baa I rep. an that "TeeD Booll of I b e 11111111 ror halll(l wild. but 111 Month Club." AI 1011 II)', 1111 I'm lbt llllly - wbt Clll jotq JIIOP]e don't 11101 their 11ra!Cbten him out. He soya be own blll'll:l. So I'D toot f• 'ef needa aomebody to belleve In We've bad teens Ill oor home bJm and 1r111t him. I mow be f• yean - our OWil and Ill 11011 out IIIII doll had tbillfl their frlendl. U you treat lhiiiD but !bars because IIObody llJio u people, they'll !real you Uke dlaillildl hlm. 'l'bere'l I Wild a ~ AI for tbla ''110 eomIbt l!nlilln 19ti)budy but I COUld ammlcatloll" bit, and ••powhc t. rift" belweea ldulta ilrl'll 018 lbt pi Ia blm. M)' piHIIII -'1 let 1111, and youtli - botuml U WI J11ft lhlm 1 ebailce :o 1'1&1., """' 'l'btJ .., ... Clll 6o the bDaN and Wit bit I talk to us, tbera'a 110 llopplnl ' . ea'l 110 aut with hlm aotll be tlleml ' llelt'l juat 011t llllllPII Gat ,._ blliiHif. Ill ..,. lhiJ'l'l Ill'"'* b1m too IIIII would _. o1 maar that make me reallll . . . . . . 110 Ill Wlnta 1111 to tea 11'1 topa, 1M' daughter'a band • and • J1 1 M1 I'm II a aJr1 II'IIDd's bwll IIIII dale hlm ...,...,, eltGrus I!'OIIP went aut Ill tnlel' Tba whee. he'• an rebabaD~& lila chlldrtll al a home far !be Ill .( - apellf•ll wt'll abo1r hllldtcapptcl. Thera 11et1 1 II I'D)' roJb they Wert WfODI, types ol youngaten and aome WOIIld II work? - IN LOVE. lcMtl to ...... pfaJid P. S. Tbe1 .., apll'll!acl II dllloe ltmet. •.. And !hera were t b o n 61 belt teacher. WbJ WOD'I kltll of oun, out IUitllni the lbe1 let me dl&t bllllt little ebl1drlll !hrouch iltilpla Dear I.L.: !Janey, the odds 11'1 II leal! daD ...n lanprotilpbl: • 1D ODe you'd llllly pnvt II hadn't ba plll!llad Ad lhtD - lltlll"l, I almost Jllllt fo1b lUCHT. Waakl I flo1 who dil Ill Jour lnall arlad - I 1111 tbll toll, bliltJo Ult , . Ill lnU lnall wllb lt,..eltl boy wllb a ,_ putlllef llpaclally wiiiD little lp8lllc eblld Ia hll ll'IDI rn floor, baJI..wlf • bfs aklaf Wblrllnc II'GIIIIII the ; .l IlllpRitnct 1111'1 lbt hall lnlhtna and Joktnc wllb 111!1' tf' $tr I lhl Ill elY II loll • II abe were hll bell (lrl "apll' IT r - IIIII tile P11' fl'lelld. .Aild JOU could tall hy !Ill IIICII • .n.lll'llklp fDDt. the ..., ,._ tlaol :0 1111 lhe'tl 111111111 • nbilllf.. dalm't 1' 1 11 frltad loa. ... 11011 111111 1111111: wiiiD I boJ ukl I aJrl to . . IIIII, l'lhabllllatlol ..., 1IMk. - lllJMILil II lit Willi Ill 11M II IIIIIIIL B. ..... IN *' - DIII'IM: . I e Al•t II "1opbiilbbld lalllb nt!Jt,'' U. wba! II Business Highlights *II*I!Ct - TUIWOD Dill' 'l'tiHitrt 11161 JI'I'ID eard Ill, .... IDa II II pnvt JOU'n "JI'OIIII 11J lllllal 1'1111 Jilin :3 I 'lt'.UIDNOTON -'lid ,.. taall ....... up abupl1 INn! a JUt llt'lllr, mlljor 1'11111 i:lllllll 111101L 'l'bt filet t111t Easter falll I . . . eerller 1111 BEHRl'S ,. ,.... .... ,_ _,_ .. ... ,..... P111Pit IIIII& Pope J'lal't eulnC ol Ull I 1 ... Gil meltl -'4 bart lllelr blq. . paoved aro-rlh ' Nicklaus In his bid to heoomo the first man ever to will two Mnsters' titles hack lo baok. "II made up my mind how I'~ goillg to pjay Utb week," aaid the blond better wbo fired A pair of veteru hurlers experitll<ed &pposlte emoUons Thunday as 39,-year-old Robin Roberta felt the saUalacUon of pitching the Houston Astros to a 11-3 victory over Detroit and 37-year-old Bob Purkey felt sad after being traded hy St. LouiJ to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Roberts, scheduled to oppose Claude Osteen ln the Astros home opener against Los Angeles nell Tuesday, hurled 'lie first seven innings. Jim Gentile belted his first borne run ever ln the Astrodome since being obtained hy Houston last June. John Bateman ~:.~" for the circuit St. Loois for the Cardinals !~.~~ed b~e~.~:~:~·tof~ ~~~ runs ln the filth inning to shade the New York Mets 11-4. 'f11e triumph gave the Cards first place in ihe Nation•! League while the Mots are 1n s~nd with a 13-9 stale. Chlsor Win Ag•ln The •:a~eago Whit~> Su•. the holiest team in the AL w•th a ~ record, jumped on Mllt Pappas for nine run• m lwo innings to wallop the Ci"'innati Reds 10-4. Tommy Agee stroked a two-run homer l·or the sox while Don Pavletich blasted two homers •nd Dick Simpson one for the Reds. The Baltimore Orioles, favored to win the junior circuit flag, whipped defending champion Minnesota lor the second time In as many tries, 7-3, Taking advantage of an unosual otreak of wildness by Camilo Pascual, who walk!ld aeven men dur~ Ute game, the Blrda cored five runa In Ute first mnlng. Juan Maricllal lurned In a strong st.-Inning &)tilt as the San Franciseo Giants upended the Calilo•nia Angels 7-4. Willie llrCovey whacked . a two-nm homer in ll'e first inning and the a;arots added five runs in the fifth. Whitey Ford tuned up for opening day by pitching the New York Yankees to a 7-3 decision over the Pirates. iloy White, Whoae .316 batting average tops the ~ankees, picked up three bits In four at b<o.ts. !Au Clloton wrapped a thr...run bomer fqr New Yorlt Braveo Dowa !!Ialii Franl: BoUing's saCruice Dy ln the 18th Inning gave AUanta a 3-2 tnumph over the Washington s e 1 a to r s. The Braves inust decide today whether to !;ave surgery performed on tl)e ailins shoutder of Mack Jon<s, who would he out of the imeup for alleast three weeks If an operation is necesSIU) . Ossle Chavarria walked in , ' j_;, January and 'Mll<e Souchak and ·whipping . "'"d tl\at ~\!II ll!lateur Charlie Coe, all at. 71, went up to 30 miles )ltl'•bl!lr· in were the only other golfers in a INto, · .' field ol 183 who were able to Nlcltlaus' l;st •tart lelt . break par over the rolling opponcnta In fear lbat be .mJ,iJit'l Auguata Nallonll Golf t.'lut tum the Masters' into anotlier DOn eourae ID · the loco ot a rout like ho did las! year when a 4-under-par 63 In Tbunday's opening round and left the remainder ol Ute field In the rear. Olller Par-Brtolien Pros · Billy · Casper, Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddteport, 0., April '8, 1088 the nlatn lnnillg to force II the winning run as Kansas City nipped the PbUadelphia Pbillles 7-ll. KC shorlatop Bert Campaneris, the A.L.'a top hasestea· ler In 1985, was spiked In the first innlnl ' and will be out of action !Dr 10 days. The Cleveland Indiana relied more on lire-power lban pllchinc Thursday night as they whipped the DociJ!ers 7-S. A big siJ..,.. third~innlng ag~t Osteen cushioned the Cleveland victory. Osteen is slated to start the opening game.·agalnsl Hooston Tuesday. A CLEAN START Jackets, Kyger Creek End 5~Inning Gam.e In 3-3 Tie; Tyo Gets Clutch Hit in Fifth Gary Stobart, the big rlgb~ h~nder o.f Middleport ." 1g h School with the JUSt as b1g las~ hall, bad a no-hitter going into the last third of the f~th and final illnlng Thursday at Kyger Creek leading ~. But at that point bed luck struck him hard. It was Middleport's opening contesl, alter two weeks of try· lng to gel arms unlimbered il agreed to play only ~ve Innings in the near-frosty temper· ature. But Stobart walked Skaggs, Ricky Moody, Chuck Leach and Joe Fisher to plate one run, and then laced Tyo. Tyo obliged by getting the only Kyger bit, a clean single scorlng two runs and tieing I be game. Stebart fannl>d John Craddock to preserve the lie. The teams · will finish the contest when Kygtr Creek comes to Middleport for .... turn match. The Jackets play at Gallipolis next Tuesday. Stobart fanned II, walked 6 while Tyo fanned 9 and walked iG . Lefthander Charles Kr.igbt tallied all of Utelr on doud· 7. ~ led Eastern's Eagles to a I.JI bles by Charles Eochmger a~ Earlier the Jacket. had ocor· • shutout over Rot!•nd in a Mid- Roger Allman, a walk, and sm- ed a ruo In the first when Bill Ohio Valley Cor.lerenre base- gles by c~r.,ber Gary Wolle, Swan was safe on an errer at -. ball ouling at Eastern on Thurs- and Kmgnt. short, advanced oo a wild $7.00' day ev<nin~. Except for Ute third frame, pi!Ch, and scored on G e o r g e - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : : and It was the opening game for Rolland righthander Duane Sauer's single. They got anothin the game. both of the Meigs County dl"' Knorr kept tbe Engl., under er in the second on three walks Greer !hen came through $8.00 11>ond ni"''· control. Ho lionited the Eaglts and swan's sacrifice fly, and w1'th a basket and .two free •, The game was scorele.o; un· to only one other hit, a. single their third run In the fourth on throws to beost Philadelphia's Optn Fri. I Sot: Tift' til the bottom of the third when by Spence•, while hnmng e1gbt t fi ba and B d lead to five, bot the , Celtics For E..ter Shopt~lftt! .p ' E I batters an err8f a rs1 se uB U U at Coach Gary arsons ages . d Moore's d0 uble refused to quit and cut the 101 · Y nlled l'r!!ss mterna on Rutland nltters were Knorr ~I · . ' By United Pre-s International National Basketball Assocla- margin to 105-103 with 1:58 left. NEW YORK' !UQ ' . National L<ague NHL Stanley Cop P!Byolfs with two singles,. . Charles M'd': score. 110 10 _ 1 2 0 You can't keop. the shackles lion's Eastern DivisiOn playoff Wally Jones' twl free throws CLOTHING HOUSE Sl. Louis Wi& ~. ~;o By United Pre" International Scott, Ro~er IJ>v~<, Chr1s Nap. K1 . . . .... . · OOIJ 03 3 3 oo a good player hke Hal Greer finals. seconds later iced the same POMEROY •• New York · Best-of-Seven per and Rodnef Napper, each ~~~..1· ··',j ·s Ty- 1nd lor too long, and once be Greer, who averaged 22.7 !be ?&ers. 13 9 .s91 1 a Semi-Final Series a single. Fish an wan, breaks the bonds someone is points per game during the 14 10 ·583 San Francisco w. L Knight struck out four and er. going to pay. regular season, waa held te 583 ' ~=rgb :~ :~ · Montreal 1 0 ilsued six free passes. All Sta The Boston Celtlcs were the total points in theBo76ers two Houston U 12 Toronto 0 I • n ones lbat paid Thursday night straight los~s to steo, - . . .. ',, 1, W L th ni Th Thursday mght he scored 19, Chicago ' 1or e 1nconve ecne. , • e . 1 d' k 1. ld. . th 0 ..._ defeated ho" M" 9 I' Chicago ed th 1'1111 d I h' d Inc u mg ey le goa 1s '" e Ph 1'!8 d I hi 8 • eP Detroit ·0 I a......, w ... caos e a e P Ia goar final minutes, to lead PhiladeiLos Angeles 8 16 .3~J Thoraday's ROIIUlts dleport BJld Pomeroy In a trl· In the first two games of the p~la to 8 111_1116 victory over Cincinnati 9 19 .321 angular match on lhe PomeAJDerleaa League Cbicagt 2 Detroit I roy GoU coorse Tborllday. AlbR b the Celtics. w. L. Pet. Montreal 4 Toronto 3 de eated Middleport ll-<1 o erts Cut by Philadelpdhia's trlumtphh 001 1 Chicago 20 6 .76! and Pomeroy 14-Z. Middleport Columbus Jets Bfoston's e gel lo 2-1 dm alethou,gh Kansas City i4 19 NBA Playoff Standblgl won ooer Pomeroy U.S. o -seven ser es, an Detroit 13 10 By Untied Press ln!ernatlooal Athens aod Middleport both DAYTONA BEACH F 1a. the 76ers led the enUre game, ['jew York 14 11 Easten Dlvlolon oled 5 players aad Pomeroy (UP!) - Wllbur Wood• and John the triumph wasn't easy Baltimore .~ 11 Beo;..of.sevea nud 4. MedaUsls for Athena Gelnar were scheduled to pi!Ch earn. California 14 12 were Greg Moore and Bob today for the Columbus Jets as Trailing by 24 points in . Minnesota 13 13 .500 Boston W. · Cooley, bolll with 41o. Midthey faced Aabeville io search second per~od: the Celtics " 0.'11 Cleveland 11 13 ~ dleport•a Wa)'lle Davia and of a fOurth consecutive win. The ralhed to w11hm one pomt :.d!J\1 '~ Washington 1 16 Pbiladel:.i:tern Dlvlolon Pomeroy'• Pat Story tied wltb Jell downed Vancouver, 6 • 4, the 76ers with 3:!i8 remaining Bosllln 7 18 Best-of-Seven Us. Thurllday as four Columbus FOSS RESIGNS MODEL 8DJ59 T~nraday'l Resulls w. L -=~~~=~=~= "He'• &ood at bit an4 J'1111, pitchers scattered nine hils. HOUSTO" (UPI) Commls St. Louis 6 N. Y. INJ 4 , Why don't yoa Jet him lflr yoar · " · Baltimore 7, Mlnnesot• 3 Los Angeles 2 I !elm?" The Jets' !!·bit attack lnclud-. sloner Joe Foss of the • • • • • St. Louis I 2 1 ed • three-run homer by Don American Football League re._ . JfliD Hooston 6 Detroit 3 n!ght Tburoday'a Reoofto / Leppert In the five-run third signed his J'ob Thursday. Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 5 Pb'l d 1 hi Ill nc 05 '-..11 ...sten 1 NEW UMP illning. Former Columbos Un- Foss, the former fO••ernor Atlanta : Wasblnglor. 2 (O I1a e P a beduled) n Y game sc CINCINNATI <UP!) den High School athlete Paul If South Dakota • said he New York (A) 7 Pittsburgh Kao•as City 7 Phlladelphia 6 · Wendelstedl, a minor was the victim of that up- "weighing se~eral offers" for MODEL 8D370 Chicago lA) 10 Cincinnati t PAPPAS' BOMBED umpire sillce !962, has . . and was walloped for other jobs, but did not ~F~r~an~c~lsco~7~~~~3~~ CLARICE ALLEN appointed lo the rune bits m five lnmogs. immediately disclose any of KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Leagoe umpiring staff. · them or his reasons for quit· Time is running out for Mn. Estber Wright, Athens, stedt worked the International Columbus cut pitchers Ung the AFL post he has held Cincinnati Reds In their ~~~: IMr wu recent overnight goeS1 League circuit durlng lbe 1985 Roberto and Don Fiorella, since !ormation of the le••ue 'th th Ch s. Letha Wood. oeason. basemao Dave Kwiatkowski ..,. · ser~es WI e leago Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smitb outflelder Frank Vanzin six years ago. Sox. MODEL 80373 . :,;• The SOx made It foor wins the funeral of Waldo wllb Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers. t.be roster and they will be a row over the Reds with a Yinger, ~'riday, at Portsmouth, Mrs. Koenig recently under- tho! Asbevllle team the t romp Thursday at Mrs. Guy Summerfield and went surgery at Univenlty face today. Mllt Pappas was bombed. Mrs. Ads Morris have pilal in Columbus. ---eWURL!nER Self Adjusting Wheels, Recoil S!.n! o( • , larl Cincinnati, slilltrylllg to from a vacaUon in Mr. and Mrs. ArU~ Marks, PROGRAM EXPANDS eaALDWIN Chicago ' lor the first tiJne, Mrs. E. W. Brown and J. Belpre, and Mrs. Mlldred San- COLUMBUS (UP!) - T ITlCI OTHER FAMOUl makes another attsmpt today Frank accompanied tee Millwood w. Va. were stale Natural Resources Decllrt-11 IRANDS belore fans of Ito farm club. ~':!:from FlOrida having ...;,k..,nd gues~ of Mr, and Mrs. ment will stoclt 155 bodies MODEL 8D414 by the deaUt of J. s. Marks. water ill Ohio with more '""""' Homer Frank. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith 50 ml!Uon liJh during Ute VIENNA (UP!) Mr. and Mrs. Clayton and Allee spent Saturday In stocking progrllll. bells were rung for an llld Bill celled on Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. Last year's program saw "Foctory Trol- s.nt..tbrooghout Austria Saturd~ Charles Goeglein ·.and Rev. and Mn. Ralpb million fish placed In 125 "'"'•• 11 'H0HI 22 JACKSON. 0. D'ark the atart of a ' Flatwoods, Saturday ter have returned here to1 ::11.~-;;.;:;;;,s,;;in;_;;th:;;e.;s:;;ta:;;te;;..iiiiiiiiiiii_;;;ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ collecUon for , the millions Mr. and Mrs. Richard borne after spendlnc the w MODEL 80381 India who face starvation. A Mtor, Gary, Ind. is in Florida. stmllar collection In the molber Mrs. Mabel Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Clelllld Ianda netted some f7 mUllon llld ·other relatives. spent Tuesday afternoon wllb through lha purchase of food. ...J:.!- .. Miss Kathy and Miss Mr. and Mrs. B. E; Will, Syr"' r:r•- ::.: hoops to EARN Wlloon, Rochester, N. Y., cuse. BYBN.U . spenljlng a week with Mr. Mr. Roberta b" been rell!rn-11 JOUI' ~ce J~lth KILLER NEW . DElHI (UP!) -Pol~ Mro. Thomas Weber llld ed to his ho~ bere from the In Uttar Pradesh slile · •In and Mra.. Lawrence Smith. Veterans llospllal hi the unseasonably cold spring, It was Kyger's second. after dropping Ita first game 6-2 to a alrtllg Gellipolis club. Lanny Tyo, the senior h,rd~hrowing lefty, was on lhe Kyger Creek mound. Siobart bad fanned Ernie Saxon and Bill Hysell, the first two baiters in the bottom of the filth and stoed one out away from a victory as It had been KDig • ht Shuts o.ut Rut}and 4-0 I·n Conference Contest run• •• EXLibItion Greer Paces 76ers to Ill to 106 wi·n over Celts Standings . THE TIME ·";"' ' I Chester 18"2 Cycle SOCJefy • NOfeS ~ S38·Bl% 18" 4Cycle,3H.P. 20" 4Cycle, 3H.P. ~ SJl88~ I 22" 4Cycle, 3H.P.- S64·88 atUI*'cG,..flralllt - dele~mlned to win for Bob." Barton and three other penollll were kllltid Wednesday nigh! when their plane crashed into a .Tennessee billoid~ while lbey ~e enroute here to cheer PIANOS ,.... ""ftcl. .... a ta e w IOim)M memory ol biJ best friend. The deleRdillg cbsmpion, who took a three.stroke lead into today'a s."""nd round, said the death of Robert Barton "probably made me a UIUe mote Cards ~in 16th Game; Reds, ~appas Clobbered by Chisox The :rounc fl" • I-Dali7 Sentinel, Po!lleiOJ·Middleport, 0., AprD 8, 199 AUGUSTA, Ga. (UPI) -Blg Jack N1cklau., tough eRoogh under ordinary clrcumstanc.., llliiY never be caoghl ln lhl• Masters GoU T~ent because he's dedicating It to the Lead, May ,Nevetj··:~'fe·~- YOU Mitt THE We'll Jump • 1ft of lbt COUDtry'l lid'.. ~~!~mal 11sb •t Clnt ..,, 'l'liiJ report 1llel tAa1eb 11th lllel tbla Jelr .... llllilllt .. pldlllu*)'tll"t. - IS • • ~··~ PIOI NlaST PEOPLE ON A llDI1Iiem India havetract appealed btinters to help down byeuai that reportedl tilled It cblldrea In tliree D!Ontbs lccordfnl past J:. MULLEN IIf~~~~·~b~er~e.~~~· KQNDA ~~=~~~rburl::;·~-~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Mrs. !lOnna lwllbua, spentSuethe wltb her talher . Henry Sll4! ~ vlalted l1eqnolhar Mrs, lletiv.- who Is • patient at Ho~ zer.M~ltll, -f. ev~ IUeata o1 Mr. ant! ~: &81 Cleland were and JCal, Normao McCa!nJI ~tirl, Mn. Mary'Reed,' •nd·Mn. Wateman White, and · wwie Flicker, ALL SeeThe HAut;ijlf$' .•.. *lt25.' Full ' At ... lf!eeUvo AJil'!lll.llee' Dt•'s '' ' ' ,-1 .••• ' Un• ' .l.-.~ ' 24" Riding Mower· S259·9_ •• �• Holl'f!ood ~!!ie,w _ BABY CHICKS Fri. & Sit. Apr. a.t !with I Gal. of G11) C•rtlfltd Gls St1tion Pomtroy Gal. 500 352 tng. Std. tnns., htaffr XL I cylinder, trtns., power steer· brek11 1nd r.-clio & h1ater . Lewis Repair Service -FORe HEATING ePLUMBING ' eROOFING Goble Ford LEW IS REPAIR SERVICE ,\151:0 CAR LOT WY 2-2374 f34 Mill St. Mlclcll.,ort SINCE 1853 _ _. ,. ____ ....,.,, ' -.. ,. I of," she said after completing unfamiliar to ViewerS because the show. ·~tphlns like peOPle. Is usually C?ve~ by a fa,ce . "And even when I wrestled 1D"Sk. The uriderwajer camera ' the .octopus las~ year 1 wasn·t seicioin J.lllll~ !u :;;;i ;:!.;;;~;..-;:::, 1 frightened: They are very shy leaving Zale anonymous. creatures, and he was mare Her very anonymity accounts afraid of me than I was ol lor the number of roles she • him,• ·' plays, Other glamor girls act Zale rarely plays a run~ their he¢s out topside In a character In hjll' television show, but whim they're appeararices, and bet Is qulred to lake ,llu! plunge, · camera cub!. to Zale. SERVICE HELD Her Wll'llrohe · eoasiJta POINT PLEASANT - Fliner- three black ~r wet. al service was held today (Frl· and yellOw· and tqrquolse ~kin­ day)~ p.m. In the Hunter-Hu~~o dlvJng outfits.· She owns seren ter Funeral Home, Madison, bathing suits for Jood mealllre. W. Va, for Lester Jarrell, rt, Zale's San ·Fernando VaUey of Madison brother of Melvin home Is colilplete with ~~~Vimc. JarreD,' 22nd Street, Point miDg po6J wbere .she taught her 64 Olds Dyn1mic 88 Holidty S.d•. $2391 Pleasant. daughter, Margare~ to swim at V-8 molor, automatic traDJ,, power brake~, PG11Yfr Mr. JarreD died Tuesday In the age of I months. steering, 6 way power ~~eat, r•dlo. tinted IJau, w)ilte sidewall tires, wheel dltcs, uUoipln.dlrferelii!IL Fa~> a Madison Hospital. He was a tory air. . member of the United MJne AcnON· FILED Workers. . PT. PLEASANT - A clvD 64 Pontile C1t1lin1 2 Door $2195 Surviving .,.. his . widow, a<'llon has been flied In the Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automaUc tranllllllleloJL Mina, one son and one daugh· lice of the Circuit .Clerk With power brakes 111d steering. . ter and four brothers, hall • ant Sebultt styled R. L. Bow-· I brother and stepmother. Gauge Roadlap Galllpol'lsJ yer Company, Inc., vs. RoUe 62 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Cpe.- $1395 HOSPITAL NEWS Burial was In the Madison Dam 12.3, 19.2, nmnlng 21 feel Lee, L. A. Wright and Wll· White over green Int., power bratei and lleeriDc, ~emory Gardens, Madison. Holzer Hospital: VisiUng on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Uam J. Marcus with the plaln-1 V-8 engine, auto. trans., wJoJw tires, one owner, hours 2-4 and 7-l ·p.m. Parents 22,30, Pt. ~leasant 25.05, llln- tiff seeking judgment ln 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed._ $1295 only on Pedlabics Ward. ton 1.08 lallmg, Kanawba Falls amount of $2,160 Interest REpORT WRECK Ad-'··loDI 5.11!1 falling, Charleston lUI. Is all edl d for labor Blue over white, blue ViDYIInterlor, V-8.\auto. lriDI., PT. PLEASANT - The Sher..,_ . , London Dam wu on the sill, cos eg y ue power brake• and ateerlng, radio, Untiil pu, wJaJw Uf's Department Investigated a Mark E. Oller, Rt. I Vinton, Marmet was runalng one loo~ and ma_te_rl_ais._ __ tires, deluxe wheel dlsca. I ' one car accident last evening :e~~olynRr.· ~=U Eur- and Winfield was nmnlng two 61 Mercury Meteor 800 4 Dr. . $895 on Rt. 2, five miles south of ar ., rs. . feet. Pleuul VaHey Hospital V -8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, like new Point Pleasant ,resulting in $60 Jeffers, Rt. 1 Patriot, e Boat Movements: ADMITTED: Mrs; 1 wlslw tires, lite blue with blue Interior, sharp IDSI4t property damage but no perso~~o G. MeCune, Rt. Oleshlr ; Olllo River - John Ladd Capehart, Jr,, Pl. Pleasant; and oul_. al injury. The mishap occur- Darren M. Haner, Rt. 2 Dean down 13, 1:25 a.m.; New Glf)' Deal, Glenwood. red when· a car driven by Glen palls; Mrs. Ralph E. Orleans up 14, 7:55 p. m.; Buck· DISCHARGED: Belva 62 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed. _ $1495 A. Jones, Jr., Gallipolis Ferry, Ewmgton; Cynthia D, eye Stale up 14, II p. m.; Bob Leon; Peter Durst, Leon. White over beige, beige vinyl Interior, V-8 enatne, ran off the highway and slruck Pt. Pleasant; Douglas W. Benler up 15, 1:25 a.m.; Lu. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs, auto. trans., power brakes and ateeriDe, wjsJw ilrn, a fenee. ·No citations were i'" son, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; tber Herdman up 15, 2:35a.m.; ford Crouse, Pt. Pleasant, tinted glass, real sharp Olds. sued by the investigating offl· L. Bland, West Columbia; Jeffboal up 17, 2:30 a. m.; daughter. David W. Proffitt, Rt z Racine; Chll<kle D. up 17, 4:25 a.m,; 60 Olds 98 4 Door $995 cer. Mrs. G. Douglas Circle, Rl. OVEC up 18, 3:45 B. m.; Inca V-8 motor, auto, trans., power brakes, power lleertnr, Racine; Eber A. Wolle, Rt. down 11, 5:20 a. m.; Polly R. Tbe f.rst pens In the United radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tires, wheel dllct, ANNOUNCE DACE Racine; Willard M. Walker, up 18, 6:15 a. m.; Robert Reed States were manufaclured solid blue with grey interior. Real sharp. PT. PLEASANT - The teen 1 Langsville; Mrs. Joseph up 18, 7 a. m.; New Martin.. IRldlard Eslerbrook at his dance this Salurday night at Ellis, Cottageville, W. Va.; vUJe up 18, 7:M a. m.; R.ll tory In Camden, N.J., In 1858. the local City Building will lea- Jack L. Delaney, Oak Hill; Mrs. Bosworth U up It, 3:35 a. m.; lure the Volcanoes and dane· Ralph L. Henry, Wellston; Lachlan Macleay up 20, 6 p.m.; Winfield 11:40 p, m,; Be11ver lng from grades 6, 7 and 8 will Raymond T. Evans, Jackson; Franklin Plerte up 20, 7 a. m.; down Winfield 2:30 a. m.; 62 Corveir Monza 4 Door - - - $395 be from 7 until 8:30 p.m. while Ocie L. Robel'ts, Rl I Ironton; City up 22, f a. m.: Mountain State up Winfield Auto. trans., radio, wJ&Iw. grades 9 and up may danee , Roy A. Yeauger, Rt I South George Price up 22, ft a. m.; a.m.; Allen R. MerrJII up from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Poinl; Harry E. Guthrie, Rt Elgerclllf up 23, 4:50 p, m.; field 4 a. m,; A. J, Pallen 57 Pontiac 4 Door - - - - - $195 Admissions is 15 and 25 3 Coolville; Mrs. Vaughn H. John J, Rowe down 23, 12:35 Winfield ~:15 a. m,; Fort Automatic trans, cents to help defray expenses. Huffman Wellston· Mrs. Vie- a. m.; Harvey Jordon up %3, hom down Winfield 5:20 o. m. tor c. Jdnes. Vln~t, 0.; Char· 5:50a.m.; Valvollne up Green- Je!ferson down Winfield 6: PT. PLEASANT- Roger Lee ' les L. Hnghes, Chesapeake. up 3:30 p. m.: All011 Zepbyr up 111. :;;_m;;;·._.,..._._._._._ 55 Chevrolet 4 Door----- $50 1 6 cyl., auto. trans. Mayes. 18. Henderson, and Vir· Blrtlls Greenup 5:45 p. m.; Mark M. It ginia Lynn Berkley, 17, Galli- Mrs. Ralph E. Christian, up Greenup t p. m.; Mill Supolis, Ohio, have made appti- ington, son, 8:12 a.m. san down Greenup l::ljl p. m.; The Vory Boot OPEN EVENINGS TIL I cation for a marriago license day; Mrs. David W. ProfliU, Southern doWII Greenup 10:30 In Used Cars Anywhere In the office of the County Rt. 2 Racine, daughter, 11:37 m.; Sleel Ranger down . Clerk. a.m. Thursdny; Mrs. Greenup 1:15 a. m.; BrimeNO RWONABLE E Jeffers Rl 1 Patriot up Greenup 1:45 a. m.; OFFER REFUSEO te~, 1:10 p.m. Thursday. Elisha Woods down Greenup SEE Dl,.bargeo ~:45 a. m.; Ravenswood MOTOR SALES Mn. Ronald E. Adami, Mrs. Greenup f a. m.; Jim Hou~HI J I GMAC FINANCING Howard J. Arrowood, up Meldabl 9:40 p. m.; F. Alklnson Charles E. diiWII Meldabl 11 P. Ill.; Cadlllac.Oida WY 2·5342 ' k& John up Meldahl 12:30 "Your llomllllr DHIIr" Mrs. Larry E. Broo • m . Lady Marjorie up Mel· POMIROY, 0. Carpenter, Mrs. Earl S. DaTen·2•..10 a. m.,. lnd'1ana down li~l port, Mo'ch ae1 Dudgeon, 4.05 a m H. Durst, _Mrs. Belle N. Eclrer. GalllpoJb. Da~ .:_ W·ll up Mrs. Edwm E. · Gales, J, 10:25 p. m.: Onward up 2:20 a. Kapp, Johnny Harrison, Mra. · Esso West VIrginia down Alfonzo Johnson, Pamela S. 3:15 a. m.; Leann up 4:55 a. ~ · Home of 1/u Kautz, Mrs. Lawrence N, Keat.H. E. Bowles down 5:40 lng, Regina Maynard, Mrs. a. m.; 0rco up 6:30 a. m; Jen. fab~111 den N. Miller, .Julius G, Jean up 6:35 a m.; Phil· tiC . phy, Mrs. Henry Myera, Sporn down 8:10 a. m.; J. S Burleigh Oiler, Gerald L. up 8:30 a. m. •• ell, F. Merrill Pritchett, Mrs, Kaaawba River - Solvay up , 2 Dr. Hardtop. AutomaUc floor shUt Power steertne. Radio and heater. Darrell R. Roberts, Marmet 2:45 a. m.; Helen z. Sullivau, Elizabetb ~· down Winfield 5:10 p. m.; Lucy Mrs. James W. Wh1te, Mr 1. Lucas down Winfield 8:411 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trail& Power steering. Low mileage, facloty official ear. Ena G. Woodyard, and Mrs. p, m.; A.sa down Wlnlleld 10:45 Joseph G. Ellis. p. m.: W. H. Sbaver, Jr., up I'll ,, .. up Hospital News -----·- - • I • ) "· WAS e R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. KARR & VAN ZANDT METROPOLITAN MOTORS - ,, ..... ,· ~nd O~IY. ~ ~ -~; f. K& C JEWELERS BLAETTNARS 'BUICK- PONTIAC- OMC TRUCKS •• POMEROY, 0. . ''1 ; ; iDWARD IAER, OWNER 232 E. SlcOND , WY :Z.2036 , PCiMSROY A~ IIDad. ' Mn. Wlllnlr :lllii!IJ turned to bel' . .. ~ after undercolnfl IIW'&ery t . iel " •• .· ' ' ': \ \. ,· * bo RALl'S BEN FRANKLIN MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT ar, I P· .... I'HE .UNITED STEEL WOlKE~ I . ' LOOAL UNION 81188 . ,.. . ' .' .a~w.v-. vAU.rt .•, ' ·~ ,, . ~lNG co~ . . ' .. . Will' t1c Service, :Jnd · , ,, , 'I . . m,; ,Evllflrl l l fl·•·• ~ ' P. IlL ., .· day or mcatb. .• Bl¥clr ·Gn! f a.rtallu lletlwl1 Ellll t'IJrol ... illY. 01are11 9'11•~1'1')'. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: ~~ent:a, L 111.: lng Woriblp, t:lt a. m.; 8uJI. .:··"'"' ·~ day School, 10:so a. m., Blytba .· .' . '· .Of AMERICA ' · . ' :;m ---- ·~·~--- · ~~Maj .... ·-·...- llollpiJII ·1111 . . . r!: .. ·,oHIO N. 2ND AVf.. STAR SUPPLY CO. - FOR.·---·E-MAN ---·--- & ABBOn · ~ PPOOIIIIOII'OJ_ • ~. RACINE PLANING MILL GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ' . != at-. ' '"\~~ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE BAUM LUMBER CO. ' ' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. c.a..it. - ~AN. LIEVING COAL COMPANY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. WAS ....... Alfred Sn,.;e·ty V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY PLUMBING & HEA . d 1 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ----·-WILLIS ANTHONY WAS ~ 7 TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY -- tl9 ' ne:l; ef! . of · •=• . 11 If l 'fO,, . I \ :-Gfd ..•;1 Worship 10:30 a. m. Youtll Sat> J1111101 J, ""'!""• Ylce 6:45 p, m.; Z.IIDI"'J.oll.e !eel 011 Safllrdqo CJ.ri .; a:,.._ ........ 'Slt\~ Onl~ ~ llolpllal." Pastor, u,.., I • ~. a. l!L; Q~ ·lid,, ; m. --- ~ 1965 DODGE POLARA 500 '2895 Catalina wAs $2395 _ $2155 n Wagon. One very careful owner. Excellent 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY • •• '2695 n ~dition. Service manager picked this one up {or Ciodnnati trip. Power stC'ering and brakes. Auto-!filltlc Trans. · 1964 DODGE POLARA 500 •• '2095 2 Dr. Hard Top. Radio and heater. Auto. floor shift. Power I!Nrlnc, New Yorker$2995 _ $2695 NEGRO FUND GAINS 1j • ~ Chrysler 4 Dr. Hard Top. you would like to NEW YORK (UPI) '- The LATE CLASSIFIED ve a positively immaculate, low mileage, one own· 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA - • $1795 SANDWICH Unilecl . er ca_r, buy this New Yorker. Equipped with power Negro CoUege Fund re4 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. trana. Radio and heater. Qermg, power brak.,., power windows, and power ports it received • record sum ..... Sole . a fraction of the original cost. GARAGE In &tod condlt!OD • $4.2 million during 1965, •• $1795 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA Margaret Bailey, Syrs . euse, The Iota! repr03ents a $1 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. TraM and overdrive, radio and heater. SHARPJI WY U31111. 48 lion gain over 196f and fa 64 Studebaker ;:O!s _ largest annual Increase In V8 Challenger 2 Dr. One local owner, low mileage, 1963 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF • '2095 Fund's 22-year history. Far Sale fltfa clean car. A beautiful mahogany finish with 4 Dr. Sedan.. Powor steering and brakes. Radio and heater. One owner. ""'""""""""""""""""""~~~~~~~~:---I BRICK HOUSll, I rooms iWty '·de-an upholstery to match, Radio, Std. shift. bath. Full basemeDI, furnace, 1963 FORD XL 2 DR. HARD TOP $1795 Localecl In Middleport. WY 3!!: has the$f?m?J4~ Auto. floor shHt, Radio und heater. 3'104. 48 .(1~~~~~~~~!}. ~~i! fe. -ln. ·engine. Almost as attractive today as the day PLENTY 1962 CHEVROLET l TON • • • *12:95 , Aalo Sal.. W:.Was new. Power steering and brakes. Automatic PICKUP. 6 cyL - 31peecl trau 1h'nsiuission. · 1184 CIIEVIIOLET Belaire, II,· ooo mneo, lllandard ahlll. Joe OF HOT 1962 MERCURY COMET 4 DR. • $J095 Circle, Racine. f 8 3tc Olds "88"$11953 SEDAN. 3 l(ld. floor shift - radio and heater. iiiJr•ic ,Dr. Hard Top. Good look& and smooth, dependable a prmance are yours with this clean "88" trade·in. Rock Springs. • 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. SEDAN • '1295 WATER r steering and brakes. Automatic trans. .......... &.cyL Std. Trans. Radio and heater. . Mr. and Mn. WUUam ftad. \ 64 Volkswagen ~";~.. $1695 tord and family were Collllllhul 1962 DODGE LANCER 4·D~. .. $1J95 FOR THE 'ItO% 'rilllors Sunday, ·,U dlon·wagon. 9 passenger transporter with windows Std. traM Radio aud heater. Mn. Glen Henaler of Middle. w.., saud. aU,' seats. Very low mileage. Superb condition in· port I'P""I Wedneoday wllb ber l.flde'IJIII out. 1961 fORD FALCON FUTURA • *1095 Jlll'el111, Mr. IIIII Mro. 'MulGa MODERN SPT. CPE. Std. trans. lbdlo and heater. Buckit ...tL • Roberti. 62leSabre ~:~.... _ $1595 1960 .RENAULT 4 DR. SEDAN ... '395 k 4 dr. Hard Top. So clean you would think it Mr. llld Mn. HIIIJ> llelrlll a 65 model. All we hod to do to It was wash It HOME! filllecl .Weduaday evenJn with Radio and heater, put It on the lot. 3),543 easy miles. Power · Clair lnd 1CJuet pJ brakes. Autom1!Je f;1:ans, llld Clrrle ..... Biarhl. *54.95 Annie 1960 CHEVROLn BISCA~NE "·,. ;. ·•695 Mr. IIIII Mrl, W . UlOOR SEDAN. I cyl Std. Trana. . . : "FROM BUGGIES TO BUICKS" . ' lll>a IUid tamlly vlat!A!d bt a.. '. Jumbua mrlbl OHIO VALLEY Mn. Eddie 'Smllh of wu • &mdaJ: dllmer ... PLUMBING R. H. . &. HEATING Mrs. W. A. .. ~· -..ase 7:30 p. ill.,; l'l'aJtr 8cbool, J:JO . . meelllt2 Thlll'lllaY 7:11· p. m. o. m.:'·/;,.;~~ Baptut mg lUll m., llrll and Cllmll, . P~ Llarel Clllf Free lfeiiNdlll :10 p. m.; Blbl!J . lleclllellem Jlapllsl Cburell, Sundays. · - Rev. ·W, H. l'lrrjn, c.'llarek - R, ~- GW, po clay, 7:30 p. m, It IGrt!BI Bend: Rev. C. L. o•eo,.. Malll8 Clly Clllln!ll .. CIJrilt. Carl Kaulz. SuD!.: tor: Sun<IAv ~- · •••• m ' llololobo GAliiMIII aor, pastor; Robert Lewis, Miller &teet- Sunday BJble SchOol, f:IJ L "worship, PbiJ Wise."Supti "MG.idai"WOf. .. u~' ·B ··,-~··IIIil Supt. 9:30 o. m, Morning Wor-. Study, _9 a. m.: .Evening Wor· 10:25 a. m. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth 1JerY- Edell Ullltell · ship aad Sunday School; 7 p. ablp, 7.30 p, m,, Bible Study, Ices 7 p. m.; Evailgellsllc - Grfot ClltiJrell Rev · Evening Service; Thursday 7:30 P. m. Wednesday. . DtllvUie PBcrlat Holfnels vice 7:30 p, m, MJci.Week pray· B1Bke ...... -., nd!· 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Mlddleport Cbure11 of Qrlol, (LAngovUie J'Git Olfice), Rev. er aervlce 7:30 a. m. WedJiet. ' ~-' ."'1 11 Carpealer Baptlll (.'hareh: 5th and Main Streets - [)on. 0. H. can, putor: Suilday day. 10 t. m.; WinDle Sunday School, 11:30 a. m. Morn· aid Hlcka, minister; BIble School, 9:30 a. m,, Robert The Uulled MetllGdlll ellardl SupL; Christian inl Worship 10:15 a. m, School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Me- Supt.; Worahlp service at Pomeroy _ Rev Melvin AI- p. m., classes lew Flrll Jlaplls& Chareb, :Middle- El~inney, SupL; Morning wor- a. m.; Pilgrim Youth, 1:45 p. kin!, pastor. Eas~ Day. East.- vi~ 8 _P· m., Preacblul·~ port: Rev. Donald Boone, pas- ship, 10:30 a. m. Evening WDI'- m.; Evangellsllc service, , er Sunrise Worship at 7 a. m. ~-· Mid-Week lor; Sunday School 9:15 a. m., ship, 7 p, m. Prayer Service, p. m,, Mid-Week Prayer and Scrlpturt and Sennoo _ Mat- 7.30. p, m. Weollnesclay, George Baker, Supt; 10:15 o. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Praise, Wednnday, 7:30 p. thew Zll:l-8 "The Glorlouo Eas- Mazie Holsinger, clau Worabfp Service) BYP 6 p. Pomeroy a..rc. of Clirfll ter Hope!" Study Hour at 9, 15 Lelarl Fallt Ullllell . Evening Worship, 7:30 p. Jerry Masters, pastor; Swtday Jelwtmh a. m. Easter Worship at 10:· ~ Cbrlll QareliWednesday, 7:30 p. m,, ~1, 9:30 o. m., Qurch 1101'- linldom Ball of 30 a, m. Scripture and SermOD :SO"· pastor. prayer meellng, 8:30 p. m., VIce 10:30 a. m.; Christian E-. WIIDetoeo - Publlc - John :ln:l-18 "Great Glad 1,30 a. m. choir practice. d~avor, 6:30p.m.; Evening..,.. Sunday, 5 p. m., Watcbllwer News!" Tuesday, April 12, al ~ and third Flnt llaptlll c.'llareh, Pome- Yree, 1:30 p. m. Study 1 . Bible Stud 7:30 p. m. the Woman's SacJe. · P. m. Second _ 'J~Iil roy - Rev, Carver WIJ)jams Rutland Cbareh fJI Cbrls~ ' p. m., y, ty of Christian s.rv· Sundey at 7:30 p. m. ' Sunday School 9:30 till 10:20: Roy Carter, minister. Bible 'fuesday 7 p. m.; Service meel- bile Is lnv tce. The meeting second and Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Sehool, 9:30 a. m, Worship and log, 1 p. m. Thursday; Minis- pu ltl!d to worship. Thuradoy, 7:30 p. m. 7 Nursery and Junior Church for Preaching service 10:30 a. m. try School, p. m. Thursdny. Nazarene and lillrd Sunday, 7:30 Naturally, ,-ou've 'WOndered I Kuter ehlldren, 1 Young People's meeting, 6:30 Lutheran The Cburcll of lhe Nazareae Mt. Hermoa UD!Ied Brei!+ !1 a Chriltian festival, and eldeb are Ffnt Baptist Cllurtb, Racloe, p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. St. Paal'• and 81. Jolm'o Cbester Rev . Herbert Grate In Christ Cllur<h _ James barnyard .towL How did tlatJ aet together? Rev. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. V. H. Braley, Bible Scbeol Supl Lutbenn Chareb pastor: Richard Barton, Supt. rison, pastor. Sunday Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam Zloa Churcb of Christ, Porn- worship 8:15 a. m. and Charles Blsell, Ass'l. Sunday 9:30 a. m. Preaching, lirst And 0«111, for thol . .~ do they ftl In! Curtis, aupt; 10:45 a.m. Morn- eroy. Harrisonville Road -EU· a. m.; Sunday School, 9:30 School 9:30 a. m.; Morning third Sunday, 7:30p.m. ~P''~ . And the lmoly l>liDn7 , , , what macJo ing Worship; 6:30 p. m., BYF gene Underwood, mlnisler. Bi- m. (Both congregations Worship II a. m.; NYPS 6:45 and fourth Sunday, 'J'HB OlllTRCIH l!OR ALL• ALL POR THill OH1.iRCH him part of It all ! and Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. ble School, 9:30: a. m.; Morn- meeting as one at St p. m. ; Evening Service, 7:311 Prayer meeting~:~~=;! The o...fth 1$ tht greatest foetor on earth for thl build; .,f These uo IJI!Obolt of UFE. Aad lifo chorocter ~ good cilinnship, It I~ o ttorthouw of IPi~ool Evening Service; Wednesday, ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- Church at Pine Grove p. m.; M1dweek Prayer service day at 7:30p.m. VOII.Jtf. W1thout a stronp Church ntllhtr dtmocr<N:Y not c· T l8 the theme of Eooter. 7:30 p, m., Prayer Meeting, bert Reed, Bible Schaol Supt. the new St. Paul'o Church Is 7:30 P· 111 • Wednesday. deavor, second and ration con IUnll..,., · T~r1 11n1 ~ sound teasons wh ;• '' Cbrlat wu deldi Cbr!R Jlvul Bls son dlould amnd se.vicn regyta•rr and Jupport 1 ~ ~ur: 8:30 p. m. Senior Choir PracChurch O/ Cod bemg built. Middleport Chorcb of the Naz. day, 7:30 p. m. Rlllll'eetiou promilel lift to MID.. a.-.: (It For hra own sokl. (2 For hia chlldrtn'f 5akl' (J) or the take of hi a cornmun~ ond f'IQtlon. (.4) For tht 50 ~ tive; Tueaday, 3:30 p. m. Jun- ' Cbester Charch fJI God Methodi.t ......, - Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, Wo 'lr01IId nol I foot of lbob of the O!urch Itself iWIII:h needs his moral o"<f mat1riol su ltr Choir Practice. / Rev. Gilbert Spencer pastor Alfred Melllodlsl Cbartb Sunday School 1:30 a. m.; Middleport Plan m ga to chu.:ch regularly m:l riCid your Bibl1 dail~. pport. Import to be -embertrd Ollb' in history It haa touebed farm and b • Hartford Bapliol Churcb - Sunday School 9·M a m .' Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. ~":'~ Worship 10:30 a. m.; byterian Cburch - Reo>~l ·'itlf .munity, aotioo, famllJ',, omo,. comWarren G. Zion, paslor. Morn- Morning wor;hlp at "u ~ day School, 9:30 a. m. Olarles Ev oung People, 6' 45 p.m.; ant Rup;Jelt pastor· It oA'ect.ro 011r H - e 1aa1DbJe 1111<1 ing Worship, 9 a. m. Church m.; Evangelistic Service, 7 p: Taylor, Supt.; Worship service, Praangehstictimee~ 7:30 p.m.; School 9:30 ~- m., Fre;~~~ the mfghty. Euler to God'a eall to Sehool 1:10 a. m. Classes for m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. 10:45 a. m., Vere Swartz, p;:,::;eetb~ oi 7·30 p.m. Supt.; 10:30 a. m. wonbip aad lalib. A time to re-dedicate your lito( all. . Wednesday; Young People's leader. Y tbe Naz. 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., Ml, Ualoa F.W,B. Cbureb - Service Friday 7'30 p m Cbeater Methodfot Cburcb .....,. - Rev. Kenneth Pierce, m. Junior Choir· 7 p 1111 , 8eljj Sunday School 9:45 a:m., Earl. MI. Moriah Pearl A. Casto, pastor; :'to~; RaymODd Walburn, lor Choir. ' · ,, Sunday Monday Tuetdoy Wodnesdoy Starkey, Supt.; Evenmg wor- Rev. Daniel Workman pastor abip service, 9 1. m.ptM Sunda~ s;:~l, :- ~ a. Syraeuse Fint United ·"' John Acts A<ts Acts 20: 1·10 2:29-36 ship, 7:30 p, m. by Cecil Cox, Sunday School 9:45 a. ;,.; Wor: Sehool, 10 a. m.; , E ornmg 0 p, 1 : a. ltyterJoa CbUKb _ Ch~~ 17:22-31 24:10-21 Luymoin; Young People's meet- ship service 11 a, m. Blld 7:30 Thursday of month; ;; vening Service, 7 p. m.; vices 1:30 a. m.; SundaY'~ ing and B1ble Study, 7:30 p.m. p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Meellng, 3rd Wednesday e1 meeting, 7 p. m. Wed- 10:30 a. m.; Biblt Studl, f: .Wednesday; Choir practtee at Tuesday; Young People's month. Raclne Cburel 1 tb N P. m. Wednesday. 1 0 With the lwpe it will, In lOme JIUlGiure, fo1 ter and help , _ p. m. Thursday. meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday, Flatwoods Metbodlst e az. 11arrfJemUe l'nlllylerla• . tain that which il good in family and community U/e, thi8 4-~ lllllland Flnt Baptist Church Ratlaod Cbureh of God _ - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. arena.- Sunday School t:30 John ,Davies, pastor; ~~~ is d ,,.... -~Sun::d~ay School 9:30 a. m.; Rev. John Smallwood, pastor; ship service, 10 1. m., :· ::·: ~y =~1P .:= 30 Seheall0:30 a. m. Wonblp oa• ture 1pomore by tiM btUinelt finn~ and oriJQJibationt Sunday 2:30p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m.; EVID· other Sunday, 7:45p.m. ~. ifld.w:.gPray:·~ p. Ylce, 7:30p.m. whole name1 appear below. Free WID Bapllsl gelistic aervlce 7 p m. Young day Sehoo~ 10 a.m., John ., ce, --,--~---------------------------·•ICburch - Rev. P~uJ Taylor, People Endeavor 7. p. -~- Wed- ley, Supt. Mm~ :· WW~a~ Rev. pa.slor; Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. nesday· Prayer meeting 7 p Forell Ro MelbodJst Rolland· Cbo 8• pas · . m.J Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preach- m. Bat:U.day. · --Bunday School 1 a. m., Mra, .,... _... of tile N. . lng service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer E • Fred Nease, Supt. Worahip . -Sunday. School 9:30 a. aervlceo, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Pllcopal vice, 10 a. m. Re• Wendell m., Morning Worship 10:fli a. .,._. araBaplls& llllllday School Grace EpjiCGp8) Cbareb Stutler, pastor. . • m.; Evangelistic service 7:45 -::--:--::-:-~-~-Middleport, Oblo lllddl.,.rt, Ohio - D.A.V. Hall, coroer Seeond Pomeroy- The Rev. Richard lloatll Metbodlsl t.ur.b, ": m.; Midweek Prayer service Sunday School attmd8n on ! and Pomeroy, MaSOJL Sponsored H. .Martla, Rector. Sunday dleport - M. E, 7.45 p. m. Wednnday. AprU S was Ill, the I by French City Baptist Cburch :~mg Prayer and Sermen, lor; Mn. Nu Moore, Syraene = o f tbe Naz. $15.78. Worship ,.,.,;ces· g In Galllpolia. AlfUiatecl with S, · a. m. School Supt.; Church ~ -Sund c. Thorpe, beld at 10:45 with Ernest ayB.C. Rev. R. L Plllson, pastor. E UB 1:30 a. m.; Worship ""':-; ay School 9:30 a. lor, leading. Sunday School fl'iery Suaday, Enlerprhe EUB . l:llarell - 10:30 a. m.; Methodlsl m., Morning worship 10 :30 a.m. The MYF held Its regular Baken of Good Bread 3 P· m. Preaching services the Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. FeUowsbfp, 7 p, m.; OIOclal Pentecoatal meeting Sunday al 6:30. Wor· Bunllngton, W. Va. fib Sunday of each month. Worship service 9:30 a. m,; Sun- Board meeting, 111 Sunday Pealeeollal Anembly, Roate abip oervices were held at ; ML Moriah Jlaplfot Churell- day School 10:30 a. m. Youth month, 7!30 p. m. WSCS IU- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- 7:45 p. m. with the ReY.. ·liasto ----- ~-Corner of Fourth and Main St, Fellowship 1:30 p. m.; Boys Monday of month, 7:30 p: m. tor, Sunday School 10 a. m.; Easter SWD'Ise Servio.W wili , Middleport Rev. Nyle Bordon, and G1rls Fellowship, 1:30 p. Eleanor Circle, Wedueaday, Worship, Wednesday and FrJ. be beJd here at 1 a. m. Eastl!l" mlnlaler. Sunday Scheel 9:30 a. m,; Evening service, 7:30 p. p. m. day. breakfast will follow ~ the m. Arnold Rlchanls, Supt. 10:30 m., !nd and 4th Sundays: Youth Lolart Fallt The Pealeeollal Cburch Midchurch baaement. lday TIN~ a. D1. Mornmg Worship. Cbo.r, 8:30 p. m. Wedaesday. Cbarge James r. Ear!J, dleport- Soutb 3rd Ave.: Rev, School wW begin aa u al at 240 U.coiD SL 14Jddlepot1 W1l 11110110 1JO E. Seeond Pomeroy WY Httt Naomi Jlapt!at Churcll - Pray,.. Meellne, 7:30 p. m., tar- LETART J'AI,LSB. L. Barrell, pastor; SUnday 9:30 and worship servrcAS Sunday Schooll:30 o. m.; Wor. Wednesday. ship, 7:30 p. m. School 10 a. m.; Sunday even· will follow at 10:46 a;aw,th --· ·· ·--~ablp 11 a. m.: Wednesday, f M111'11fag Slar EUB Clbroli- cept 2nd Sunday); 1Di ..angellsUc service, 7:30 the Rev. Casto. " ' P. m., Prayer service. Rev. Menzel Slnllh, puler: School, 1:30 a. m. Sunday, p. m.; Wednesday Bible Study The Membership 1 · van- 1 Community Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy fled service, 1:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Saturday night Pray. ge11sm Commission wnl~held Establlalled In 19M Clrlelotl Cbartb, llngablry V~ Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Su~day of month. EASI' er and Worablp 7:30 p. m. 'fuesday evening, April , West Columbia, W. VL Road - Rev. Clyde lllotoe, Asslt Morrung worship, 10:45 TART- Worship, I p. m., 2nd Latter Day Saint~ Guests of Mr. and M . illlpastor: Sunday SehoaJ 9:30 a. a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. and 4th Thurod!lyl; Cborch Retqaalled Cblli'CII of Jesus more Boyles last Sunday were Pb. Maaoa '1'/U593 m.; Ralph Carl, Supt Sunday ~3oThursday. Youth Fellowship School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Qrlst of Liller Day &alnll _ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip !9JI!s, Wtrship aervlce l0:3t a. m. ' p. m. Suuday. PLE GROVE - Worship, I C. W. Proffitt, pastor. SII miles Brenda and Joey of Thpjle\-a and f:30 p. m. altemalely ~ltrldge EUB Cbareb - m., 1st and 3rd from Racine on Rllcine • Port.- Plalna and Harold Parsoils of Prayer meeting Wedllesday ai : Eugene E. Emersou, pas- Cburch School, 9:30 a. m. Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Parkersburg, W. Va. 7:30 p, m. lor. Sunday School 1:45 a. m. day. GREAT BEND a. m.; Worslllp 10:30 a. m., Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Yoot West MaiD SL Poml!l'o, Colambla Cbapel _ Worship Russ"!! Archer, Supt. Sunday ablp 1:30 a. m., lJI ud 3rd Sunday evening aervlce al 7:30 and family of Sugar Grove spent Su~POrt the Churcb of Your Choloo aervlce each Sunday, 9:15 a. worsbfalp, I0:45 a. m. and 7:30 Sundays; Churcb School, 10:~ p. m.; Wed., worabip aervlce the weekend with their parm.; Sunday School 10 ._ m.· p.m. lemalely. Bible Study t. m. Sunday, MORSE at 7:30 p. m. enll, Mr. and Mn. ifBrry GothYouth ServJce ft:IJ p, m. Ev.,; llld prayer oervlce, led by pas- --worablp, II a.m., Ill llld Roman C tlwl' rle and Mr. and Mrs, Tom IDf Worablp 7 , m. each au. tor, 311 p. m. Wednesday. !lmdays; Cburcl> Sebool t:30 a IC Yost. day. P Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. m. Sunday. lAdy of Lurelto Mission Recent vfsitoro Ill Mr. and PapvtUo eomm1lll!ty I:IIDI'tb 3rd Saturday of mtlltll. Minersville Melbodilt Petronek ~io,":""mas Mts. Chaa. D. Woede were Mr. Butldlnr Soppllu ud llfllworll -Rev. 11usae1J Cline · pastor Soulll Betbel EUB a. .... WendeiJ G. SluDer, pastor. day ~ ' Sun- llld Mrs. George Guthrie and Cbeater, Olllo Gtnoral~ 1 30 Youog People's ~ 7·30 p. :v·~ E. Emeraoll, pas- Sunday School, 10 a.m.; w... Days of Ob~U~ ":'; Holy Mr, and Mrs. Clair Woode alid Pllont WY Hrll m. 'lburlday; EvangeUst~ .,;. N : Y School 1:411 a. m., ship service II a. m. SL Jolm'• ~ ~ Connie Sue, Pomeroy. Vlot Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and w:n ~-:"'• Supt.; Sunday l'lrllaad Melllodlsl Near Guysvl]le (Dutcb ~e)· Shari Swart. of Marietta reSunday, 7::!0 p. m. P · a. m. llld 7:10 R L MciJulel, pastor. Rev Frank Manier!, • cenUy spent several days wllb JINedom Gotpo1 Mlai<ll - P. m. aJJemalely. BJble Study Scbool 1:30, Harold Bunda, Maso 10,30 ~:· her grnndmother, . NIDI Rob:nBalban • Stfversville lltad; Ill, ~ayer ServJce, led lly pis- Supt,; ltesneth McLeod, All'l Day ol ObllgaUOD ~,:-· 8 m.~ son, and aunt, Clara Folli8d.\ BuDden ond BallcJina Supplleo J. Grllflth, pastor; Rogl!r Wll- ~;:.~· Supt. l'reacblna 7:30 P. m. Confeuloa, hour bei,..; Mr. and Mn. 0. J. Evins if Ohio Pb. fl8tl,2tJOII lonl, Supt.; Sunday School, 10 _ Rev ..... EUB Qardl clay, Mau. Grand Blanc, Mlch,, arrived 011 I. m.; Evangellstk Service 7• ~..ene E. ~ . _ Melllodlol Cllurell Saturday to spend some time :30 p. m. Pray,.. meeting ~: Sunday W<l'llhip. 1:30 R L. Mc!Danlel, pastor: SttltHJtlon Army wltb ber brother Blld sl•ter-il> p. m. Tuesday. a. m., Sunday Seboll, 11 L m.: day Scbool t:30 a. m.; The Salvalloa Army, - ED- law, Mr. and Mn. Dlnsmort l!afta•d Million _ 011 n Hobart VIneyard, Supt. Bible bJg 10:30 o. m.; MYF 1 p. m,; Ray S. Wlnlng, olflcer In Boyles. Ashland ou l'rllducll Newman, mlulllll8l'J' ·pastor· Study and Prayer 11e1 <lea led Prayer llld Bible Study, 7:30 Sunday 10 a. m. HaJI. Robin and Ra Swartz of Pborie WY HMI lll11'11d An. Soday l!cbool 1•30 a m : by pastor, 7:30 P· m. Tulldaf, IL Wednnday. uess meeting; 10:3t a. m. Sua- Hockingport spent several days Browo•• Bottle Gu Wll'lhlp lt:30 a. m.; Pre;~ Adult Cia" Meetlq 7:•'J, m. Roe IJilrlap clay School, ,Bunday 7 p. 11. 1aa1 week with their grandparllld4ltport, Obit WY 241811 Pom...., J:30 p. m.; Pray• semce laal Monday of Dlllllth. . : 01ester Lemley, pastor; Young Peoplea Legtoa; 7:30 p. onll, Mr, and Mrs. Vero 7:30 p. m. '11unday, • Synlcue.I!UB ~-,ae.. aldp service 1:30 ._ m.; m. Salvation ~; 'J'bura. Swartz. Cia . ' • Paal A, Sellen, pasllr: .IIuo- day School, 10:11 a. m.; daJ, 1 to s p.m. Ladies Home ' _ __ urcli 0/ Chrut day Schoo~ t:• o. m.~ Bea 1:30 p. m. Prayer llld ~guo; ' · P. m. Prep ~~ World's leading tea drinkArt~ CluJrdl of QrJal.... Qulsonberry, Supt.; 10:'30.L m. Study, Wedneaclay, 7:30 p. m. 7·30 p. ,ib. Bible Study, prayer en are the Britons \Wio have QuaUIJ l'umltore at tow. Prlcel Schoaiii'CUIII, mlnlaler; Bible Morning Worahfp service, 111 Jllllaad Mellladlll 011rc11 meeting. Other oervlcel by ao. 1 tier capita ""DBDlinpHnn 0 , IJpeclallf - ~ rdtd lltelll Mlddlepot1, Olllo · 11J J'l, IDd ~ WY . . . . and 3rd Sundays of the lllODth. Iter. J, Lemley, 10•,30 a. llld' ' m.:•Mondng atrlatla Wor8hlp, Endeav- 7:30 p, m. Evellllli ltraiJ&eUs~C.School t:3t a. m.;pa~stor;:;,,=-==an~t.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~a~lmo=III~I~O:pounda=~·:.:~ car AS-IS SPEOALS Q. P~son. =========== =======·=:.! a. lbll)ll .._... · Riv,er News e t:. Sunday Sehool , SALE.SI face STEAK HOUSF I (' AD!IEN1n~ n. f. drumming Crow's PONTIAC \o r-::; Jit, ' llylell _a-' ~ Robert E, Sniith; fir., putor. Sunday 7:30 p, Sentinel Church News ' We're 1 ==--====---;1 $1SW v " ..._.. _:1\. ( ~· R111bler Trade-Ins ., ~ •, ,... ..: I , ,· , Dally SepUnet. Pom'e1'oy:;.:id~lcport; jl.. A:;nr ·8 ,Pretty,Girl Zale Barry is the kind wht. ·. Flirts with_Sharks, or·Wrestles Octopi ~FREE • '. .' . HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Chan. are any Ume you see lpr~lty . girl flirting with ,wrestling ~topl 'u~water will ~ ·Z&le Parry, a •"··"•· cutie more comfortable Sj!Uba equipment than a le<JCktail dress. · In lhe past I~ years, Z&le cMculales, she has .spent a total six months submerged In wet suit. swim fins and diving Sedan, Station mask. 4 dr. I c:yl. auto with elr conditionZale is the doll who appeared in 78 episodes of "Kingdom of the Sea" and scores of "Sea segments. She •Iso the mermaid In the movie "Underwater Wmlor," Sunday night viewers will see her in "Msrineland Carnival," her fourth appearanre on the CBS·TV annual extravanganza, This year she will Jrollc In lhe big tank with a squad of dolphins which she says feel hke > pack of wet beach~alls. She's the only pretty girl willing to dive inlo the drink with the animals. · "There's nothin~ to be atrald I l Jot > _I ij · MARTIN :~aiW:·Ji~' \lA' .. ' "•~ ~ME .,.. i' ·j<, . 1 . ' I• .. ~~~w;~ ... Theiss, Supl.: .....' !hiP III'VIce, 10:ao a. MOI!day, 1:30 p. 111- m. MYirll : 8allall Metbodilt Cbare11 a L McDaniel, puter; ""::II ........ L, Rouab, Supt. Wo lbJp 1:1& a. m., 11aa11ay Seboo1 TUNE IN ''The Spreading Kingdom" Youth FelloW- 10:11 a. 111. lillp, 1:80 p. m. Oit GroW llftWIII .aam CARMEL Eli! a.r.Hiev. -a Lr • . , . , ., I Jllbl& • l'aiil A. Selferl, pUI(\f! s.m. ~ r Sup!. ~':""')"II ··~- - rr!~llll day School, ~:~ a. "!-· W,ayne 10:11 i, lllfi·. ~ u. , . , Roush, Supl,, IUO L '!"· ,)tOI'II- Sytaej~oe Me--! Clllrell !II- /DB W~, .llld 'and 4th Sua- WeDdeD G. "'lkl-l .......; .,.. t ., t•' ""' .;·::! • a: m.FrU ' ~ ·kd1;;y or"'"~;ib, - ~ji~ !~~~ · ~~, ,. ,-"'~,f.' .. 1390 WMPO RADIO SUN.DlAY 9 AM . I.a· . ,: . •· ' m .. li!u ...u~t.. !.1..-r-. ..... . • ."' • - ''"!·~·=Church,,__, REV. RICHA'~.:: ' · ·· · · . liD N, "• -.. . - ..... ·..., .' . '· illy lflhe·DIIIllth;·lp. m. E-. llillp ,service,4:35 a, m·. llbl·',;.IJ ' lllni'-W-"'............ . ' . . · ,.~··•·•• ~lUillllll "~~;e't."'>•~<" ·: -; �• Holl'f!ood ~!!ie,w _ BABY CHICKS Fri. & Sit. Apr. a.t !with I Gal. of G11) C•rtlfltd Gls St1tion Pomtroy Gal. 500 352 tng. Std. tnns., htaffr XL I cylinder, trtns., power steer· brek11 1nd r.-clio & h1ater . Lewis Repair Service -FORe HEATING ePLUMBING ' eROOFING Goble Ford LEW IS REPAIR SERVICE ,\151:0 CAR LOT WY 2-2374 f34 Mill St. Mlclcll.,ort SINCE 1853 _ _. ,. ____ ....,.,, ' -.. ,. I of," she said after completing unfamiliar to ViewerS because the show. ·~tphlns like peOPle. Is usually C?ve~ by a fa,ce . "And even when I wrestled 1D"Sk. The uriderwajer camera ' the .octopus las~ year 1 wasn·t seicioin J.lllll~ !u :;;;i ;:!.;;;~;..-;:::, 1 frightened: They are very shy leaving Zale anonymous. creatures, and he was mare Her very anonymity accounts afraid of me than I was ol lor the number of roles she • him,• ·' plays, Other glamor girls act Zale rarely plays a run~ their he¢s out topside In a character In hjll' television show, but whim they're appeararices, and bet Is qulred to lake ,llu! plunge, · camera cub!. to Zale. SERVICE HELD Her Wll'llrohe · eoasiJta POINT PLEASANT - Fliner- three black ~r wet. al service was held today (Frl· and yellOw· and tqrquolse ~kin­ day)~ p.m. In the Hunter-Hu~~o dlvJng outfits.· She owns seren ter Funeral Home, Madison, bathing suits for Jood mealllre. W. Va, for Lester Jarrell, rt, Zale's San ·Fernando VaUey of Madison brother of Melvin home Is colilplete with ~~~Vimc. JarreD,' 22nd Street, Point miDg po6J wbere .she taught her 64 Olds Dyn1mic 88 Holidty S.d•. $2391 Pleasant. daughter, Margare~ to swim at V-8 molor, automatic traDJ,, power brake~, PG11Yfr Mr. JarreD died Tuesday In the age of I months. steering, 6 way power ~~eat, r•dlo. tinted IJau, w)ilte sidewall tires, wheel dltcs, uUoipln.dlrferelii!IL Fa~> a Madison Hospital. He was a tory air. . member of the United MJne AcnON· FILED Workers. . PT. PLEASANT - A clvD 64 Pontile C1t1lin1 2 Door $2195 Surviving .,.. his . widow, a<'llon has been flied In the Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automaUc tranllllllleloJL Mina, one son and one daugh· lice of the Circuit .Clerk With power brakes 111d steering. . ter and four brothers, hall • ant Sebultt styled R. L. Bow-· I brother and stepmother. Gauge Roadlap Galllpol'lsJ yer Company, Inc., vs. RoUe 62 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Cpe.- $1395 HOSPITAL NEWS Burial was In the Madison Dam 12.3, 19.2, nmnlng 21 feel Lee, L. A. Wright and Wll· White over green Int., power bratei and lleeriDc, ~emory Gardens, Madison. Holzer Hospital: VisiUng on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason Uam J. Marcus with the plaln-1 V-8 engine, auto. trans., wJoJw tires, one owner, hours 2-4 and 7-l ·p.m. Parents 22,30, Pt. ~leasant 25.05, llln- tiff seeking judgment ln 61 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed._ $1295 only on Pedlabics Ward. ton 1.08 lallmg, Kanawba Falls amount of $2,160 Interest REpORT WRECK Ad-'··loDI 5.11!1 falling, Charleston lUI. Is all edl d for labor Blue over white, blue ViDYIInterlor, V-8.\auto. lriDI., PT. PLEASANT - The Sher..,_ . , London Dam wu on the sill, cos eg y ue power brake• and ateerlng, radio, Untiil pu, wJaJw Uf's Department Investigated a Mark E. Oller, Rt. I Vinton, Marmet was runalng one loo~ and ma_te_rl_ais._ __ tires, deluxe wheel dlsca. I ' one car accident last evening :e~~olynRr.· ~=U Eur- and Winfield was nmnlng two 61 Mercury Meteor 800 4 Dr. . $895 on Rt. 2, five miles south of ar ., rs. . feet. Pleuul VaHey Hospital V -8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, like new Point Pleasant ,resulting in $60 Jeffers, Rt. 1 Patriot, e Boat Movements: ADMITTED: Mrs; 1 wlslw tires, lite blue with blue Interior, sharp IDSI4t property damage but no perso~~o G. MeCune, Rt. Oleshlr ; Olllo River - John Ladd Capehart, Jr,, Pl. Pleasant; and oul_. al injury. The mishap occur- Darren M. Haner, Rt. 2 Dean down 13, 1:25 a.m.; New Glf)' Deal, Glenwood. red when· a car driven by Glen palls; Mrs. Ralph E. Orleans up 14, 7:55 p. m.; Buck· DISCHARGED: Belva 62 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed. _ $1495 A. Jones, Jr., Gallipolis Ferry, Ewmgton; Cynthia D, eye Stale up 14, II p. m.; Bob Leon; Peter Durst, Leon. White over beige, beige vinyl Interior, V-8 enatne, ran off the highway and slruck Pt. Pleasant; Douglas W. Benler up 15, 1:25 a.m.; Lu. BIRTH: Mr. and Mrs, auto. trans., power brakes and ateeriDe, wjsJw ilrn, a fenee. ·No citations were i'" son, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; tber Herdman up 15, 2:35a.m.; ford Crouse, Pt. Pleasant, tinted glass, real sharp Olds. sued by the investigating offl· L. Bland, West Columbia; Jeffboal up 17, 2:30 a. m.; daughter. David W. Proffitt, Rt z Racine; Chll<kle D. up 17, 4:25 a.m,; 60 Olds 98 4 Door $995 cer. Mrs. G. Douglas Circle, Rl. OVEC up 18, 3:45 B. m.; Inca V-8 motor, auto, trans., power brakes, power lleertnr, Racine; Eber A. Wolle, Rt. down 11, 5:20 a. m.; Polly R. Tbe f.rst pens In the United radio, tinted glass, white sidewall tires, wheel dllct, ANNOUNCE DACE Racine; Willard M. Walker, up 18, 6:15 a. m.; Robert Reed States were manufaclured solid blue with grey interior. Real sharp. PT. PLEASANT - The teen 1 Langsville; Mrs. Joseph up 18, 7 a. m.; New Martin.. IRldlard Eslerbrook at his dance this Salurday night at Ellis, Cottageville, W. Va.; vUJe up 18, 7:M a. m.; R.ll tory In Camden, N.J., In 1858. the local City Building will lea- Jack L. Delaney, Oak Hill; Mrs. Bosworth U up It, 3:35 a. m.; lure the Volcanoes and dane· Ralph L. Henry, Wellston; Lachlan Macleay up 20, 6 p.m.; Winfield 11:40 p, m,; Be11ver lng from grades 6, 7 and 8 will Raymond T. Evans, Jackson; Franklin Plerte up 20, 7 a. m.; down Winfield 2:30 a. m.; 62 Corveir Monza 4 Door - - - $395 be from 7 until 8:30 p.m. while Ocie L. Robel'ts, Rl I Ironton; City up 22, f a. m.: Mountain State up Winfield Auto. trans., radio, wJ&Iw. grades 9 and up may danee , Roy A. Yeauger, Rt I South George Price up 22, ft a. m.; a.m.; Allen R. MerrJII up from 8:30 to 10:30 p.m. Poinl; Harry E. Guthrie, Rt Elgerclllf up 23, 4:50 p, m.; field 4 a. m,; A. J, Pallen 57 Pontiac 4 Door - - - - - $195 Admissions is 15 and 25 3 Coolville; Mrs. Vaughn H. John J, Rowe down 23, 12:35 Winfield ~:15 a. m,; Fort Automatic trans, cents to help defray expenses. Huffman Wellston· Mrs. Vie- a. m.; Harvey Jordon up %3, hom down Winfield 5:20 o. m. tor c. Jdnes. Vln~t, 0.; Char· 5:50a.m.; Valvollne up Green- Je!ferson down Winfield 6: PT. PLEASANT- Roger Lee ' les L. Hnghes, Chesapeake. up 3:30 p. m.: All011 Zepbyr up 111. :;;_m;;;·._.,..._._._._._ 55 Chevrolet 4 Door----- $50 1 6 cyl., auto. trans. Mayes. 18. Henderson, and Vir· Blrtlls Greenup 5:45 p. m.; Mark M. It ginia Lynn Berkley, 17, Galli- Mrs. Ralph E. Christian, up Greenup t p. m.; Mill Supolis, Ohio, have made appti- ington, son, 8:12 a.m. san down Greenup l::ljl p. m.; The Vory Boot OPEN EVENINGS TIL I cation for a marriago license day; Mrs. David W. ProfliU, Southern doWII Greenup 10:30 In Used Cars Anywhere In the office of the County Rt. 2 Racine, daughter, 11:37 m.; Sleel Ranger down . Clerk. a.m. Thursdny; Mrs. Greenup 1:15 a. m.; BrimeNO RWONABLE E Jeffers Rl 1 Patriot up Greenup 1:45 a. m.; OFFER REFUSEO te~, 1:10 p.m. Thursday. Elisha Woods down Greenup SEE Dl,.bargeo ~:45 a. m.; Ravenswood MOTOR SALES Mn. Ronald E. Adami, Mrs. Greenup f a. m.; Jim Hou~HI J I GMAC FINANCING Howard J. Arrowood, up Meldabl 9:40 p. m.; F. Alklnson Charles E. diiWII Meldabl 11 P. Ill.; Cadlllac.Oida WY 2·5342 ' k& John up Meldahl 12:30 "Your llomllllr DHIIr" Mrs. Larry E. Broo • m . Lady Marjorie up Mel· POMIROY, 0. Carpenter, Mrs. Earl S. DaTen·2•..10 a. m.,. lnd'1ana down li~l port, Mo'ch ae1 Dudgeon, 4.05 a m H. Durst, _Mrs. Belle N. Eclrer. GalllpoJb. Da~ .:_ W·ll up Mrs. Edwm E. · Gales, J, 10:25 p. m.: Onward up 2:20 a. Kapp, Johnny Harrison, Mra. · Esso West VIrginia down Alfonzo Johnson, Pamela S. 3:15 a. m.; Leann up 4:55 a. ~ · Home of 1/u Kautz, Mrs. Lawrence N, Keat.H. E. Bowles down 5:40 lng, Regina Maynard, Mrs. a. m.; 0rco up 6:30 a. m; Jen. fab~111 den N. Miller, .Julius G, Jean up 6:35 a m.; Phil· tiC . phy, Mrs. Henry Myera, Sporn down 8:10 a. m.; J. S Burleigh Oiler, Gerald L. up 8:30 a. m. •• ell, F. Merrill Pritchett, Mrs, Kaaawba River - Solvay up , 2 Dr. Hardtop. AutomaUc floor shUt Power steertne. Radio and heater. Darrell R. Roberts, Marmet 2:45 a. m.; Helen z. Sullivau, Elizabetb ~· down Winfield 5:10 p. m.; Lucy Mrs. James W. Wh1te, Mr 1. Lucas down Winfield 8:411 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trail& Power steering. Low mileage, facloty official ear. Ena G. Woodyard, and Mrs. p, m.; A.sa down Wlnlleld 10:45 Joseph G. Ellis. p. m.: W. H. Sbaver, Jr., up I'll ,, .. up Hospital News -----·- - • I • ) "· WAS e R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. KARR & VAN ZANDT METROPOLITAN MOTORS - ,, ..... ,· ~nd O~IY. ~ ~ -~; f. K& C JEWELERS BLAETTNARS 'BUICK- PONTIAC- OMC TRUCKS •• POMEROY, 0. . ''1 ; ; iDWARD IAER, OWNER 232 E. SlcOND , WY :Z.2036 , PCiMSROY A~ IIDad. ' Mn. Wlllnlr :lllii!IJ turned to bel' . .. ~ after undercolnfl IIW'&ery t . iel " •• .· ' ' ': \ \. ,· * bo RALl'S BEN FRANKLIN MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT ar, I P· .... I'HE .UNITED STEEL WOlKE~ I . ' LOOAL UNION 81188 . ,.. . ' .' .a~w.v-. vAU.rt .•, ' ·~ ,, . ~lNG co~ . . ' .. . Will' t1c Service, :Jnd · , ,, , 'I . . m,; ,Evllflrl l l fl·•·• ~ ' P. IlL ., .· day or mcatb. .• Bl¥clr ·Gn! f a.rtallu lletlwl1 Ellll t'IJrol ... illY. 01are11 9'11•~1'1')'. Paul A. Sellers, pastor: ~~ent:a, L 111.: lng Woriblp, t:lt a. m.; 8uJI. .:··"'"' ·~ day School, 10:so a. m., Blytba .· .' . '· .Of AMERICA ' · . ' :;m ---- ·~·~--- · ~~Maj .... ·-·...- llollpiJII ·1111 . . . r!: .. ·,oHIO N. 2ND AVf.. STAR SUPPLY CO. - FOR.·---·E-MAN ---·--- & ABBOn · ~ PPOOIIIIOII'OJ_ • ~. RACINE PLANING MILL GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ' . != at-. ' '"\~~ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE BAUM LUMBER CO. ' ' GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. c.a..it. - ~AN. LIEVING COAL COMPANY KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. WAS ....... Alfred Sn,.;e·ty V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY PLUMBING & HEA . d 1 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ----·-WILLIS ANTHONY WAS ~ 7 TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY -- tl9 ' ne:l; ef! . of · •=• . 11 If l 'fO,, . I \ :-Gfd ..•;1 Worship 10:30 a. m. Youtll Sat> J1111101 J, ""'!""• Ylce 6:45 p, m.; Z.IIDI"'J.oll.e !eel 011 Safllrdqo CJ.ri .; a:,.._ ........ 'Slt\~ Onl~ ~ llolpllal." Pastor, u,.., I • ~. a. l!L; Q~ ·lid,, ; m. --- ~ 1965 DODGE POLARA 500 '2895 Catalina wAs $2395 _ $2155 n Wagon. One very careful owner. Excellent 1965 PLYMOUTH FURY • •• '2695 n ~dition. Service manager picked this one up {or Ciodnnati trip. Power stC'ering and brakes. Auto-!filltlc Trans. · 1964 DODGE POLARA 500 •• '2095 2 Dr. Hard Top. Radio and heater. Auto. floor shift. Power I!Nrlnc, New Yorker$2995 _ $2695 NEGRO FUND GAINS 1j • ~ Chrysler 4 Dr. Hard Top. you would like to NEW YORK (UPI) '- The LATE CLASSIFIED ve a positively immaculate, low mileage, one own· 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA - • $1795 SANDWICH Unilecl . er ca_r, buy this New Yorker. Equipped with power Negro CoUege Fund re4 Dr. Hard Top. Auto. trana. Radio and heater. Qermg, power brak.,., power windows, and power ports it received • record sum ..... Sole . a fraction of the original cost. GARAGE In &tod condlt!OD • $4.2 million during 1965, •• $1795 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA Margaret Bailey, Syrs . euse, The Iota! repr03ents a $1 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. TraM and overdrive, radio and heater. SHARPJI WY U31111. 48 lion gain over 196f and fa 64 Studebaker ;:O!s _ largest annual Increase In V8 Challenger 2 Dr. One local owner, low mileage, 1963 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF • '2095 Fund's 22-year history. Far Sale fltfa clean car. A beautiful mahogany finish with 4 Dr. Sedan.. Powor steering and brakes. Radio and heater. One owner. ""'""""""""""""""""""~~~~~~~~:---I BRICK HOUSll, I rooms iWty '·de-an upholstery to match, Radio, Std. shift. bath. Full basemeDI, furnace, 1963 FORD XL 2 DR. HARD TOP $1795 Localecl In Middleport. WY 3!!: has the$f?m?J4~ Auto. floor shHt, Radio und heater. 3'104. 48 .(1~~~~~~~~!}. ~~i! fe. -ln. ·engine. Almost as attractive today as the day PLENTY 1962 CHEVROLET l TON • • • *12:95 , Aalo Sal.. W:.Was new. Power steering and brakes. Automatic PICKUP. 6 cyL - 31peecl trau 1h'nsiuission. · 1184 CIIEVIIOLET Belaire, II,· ooo mneo, lllandard ahlll. Joe OF HOT 1962 MERCURY COMET 4 DR. • $J095 Circle, Racine. f 8 3tc Olds "88"$11953 SEDAN. 3 l(ld. floor shift - radio and heater. iiiJr•ic ,Dr. Hard Top. Good look& and smooth, dependable a prmance are yours with this clean "88" trade·in. Rock Springs. • 1962 RAMBLER 4 DR. SEDAN • '1295 WATER r steering and brakes. Automatic trans. .......... &.cyL Std. Trans. Radio and heater. . Mr. and Mn. WUUam ftad. \ 64 Volkswagen ~";~.. $1695 tord and family were Collllllhul 1962 DODGE LANCER 4·D~. .. $1J95 FOR THE 'ItO% 'rilllors Sunday, ·,U dlon·wagon. 9 passenger transporter with windows Std. traM Radio aud heater. Mn. Glen Henaler of Middle. w.., saud. aU,' seats. Very low mileage. Superb condition in· port I'P""I Wedneoday wllb ber l.flde'IJIII out. 1961 fORD FALCON FUTURA • *1095 Jlll'el111, Mr. IIIII Mro. 'MulGa MODERN SPT. CPE. Std. trans. lbdlo and heater. Buckit ...tL • Roberti. 62leSabre ~:~.... _ $1595 1960 .RENAULT 4 DR. SEDAN ... '395 k 4 dr. Hard Top. So clean you would think it Mr. llld Mn. HIIIJ> llelrlll a 65 model. All we hod to do to It was wash It HOME! filllecl .Weduaday evenJn with Radio and heater, put It on the lot. 3),543 easy miles. Power · Clair lnd 1CJuet pJ brakes. Autom1!Je f;1:ans, llld Clrrle ..... Biarhl. *54.95 Annie 1960 CHEVROLn BISCA~NE "·,. ;. ·•695 Mr. IIIII Mrl, W . UlOOR SEDAN. I cyl Std. Trana. . . : "FROM BUGGIES TO BUICKS" . ' lll>a IUid tamlly vlat!A!d bt a.. '. Jumbua mrlbl OHIO VALLEY Mn. Eddie 'Smllh of wu • &mdaJ: dllmer ... PLUMBING R. H. . &. HEATING Mrs. W. A. .. ~· -..ase 7:30 p. ill.,; l'l'aJtr 8cbool, J:JO . . meelllt2 Thlll'lllaY 7:11· p. m. o. m.:'·/;,.;~~ Baptut mg lUll m., llrll and Cllmll, . P~ Llarel Clllf Free lfeiiNdlll :10 p. m.; Blbl!J . lleclllellem Jlapllsl Cburell, Sundays. · - Rev. ·W, H. l'lrrjn, c.'llarek - R, ~- GW, po clay, 7:30 p. m, It IGrt!BI Bend: Rev. C. L. o•eo,.. Malll8 Clly Clllln!ll .. CIJrilt. Carl Kaulz. SuD!.: tor: Sun<IAv ~- · •••• m ' llololobo GAliiMIII aor, pastor; Robert Lewis, Miller &teet- Sunday BJble SchOol, f:IJ L "worship, PbiJ Wise."Supti "MG.idai"WOf. .. u~' ·B ··,-~··IIIil Supt. 9:30 o. m, Morning Wor-. Study, _9 a. m.: .Evening Wor· 10:25 a. m. ship 10:30 a. m.; Youth 1JerY- Edell Ullltell · ship aad Sunday School; 7 p. ablp, 7.30 p, m,, Bible Study, Ices 7 p. m.; Evailgellsllc - Grfot ClltiJrell Rev · Evening Service; Thursday 7:30 P. m. Wednesday. . DtllvUie PBcrlat Holfnels vice 7:30 p, m, MJci.Week pray· B1Bke ...... -., nd!· 7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting. Mlddleport Cbure11 of Qrlol, (LAngovUie J'Git Olfice), Rev. er aervlce 7:30 a. m. WedJiet. ' ~-' ."'1 11 Carpealer Baptlll (.'hareh: 5th and Main Streets - [)on. 0. H. can, putor: Suilday day. 10 t. m.; WinDle Sunday School, 11:30 a. m. Morn· aid Hlcka, minister; BIble School, 9:30 a. m,, Robert The Uulled MetllGdlll ellardl SupL; Christian inl Worship 10:15 a. m, School, 9:30 a. m., Kenneth Me- Supt.; Worahlp service at Pomeroy _ Rev Melvin AI- p. m., classes lew Flrll Jlaplls& Chareb, :Middle- El~inney, SupL; Morning wor- a. m.; Pilgrim Youth, 1:45 p. kin!, pastor. Eas~ Day. East.- vi~ 8 _P· m., Preacblul·~ port: Rev. Donald Boone, pas- ship, 10:30 a. m. Evening WDI'- m.; Evangellsllc service, , er Sunrise Worship at 7 a. m. ~-· Mid-Week lor; Sunday School 9:15 a. m., ship, 7 p, m. Prayer Service, p. m,, Mid-Week Prayer and Scrlpturt and Sennoo _ Mat- 7.30. p, m. Weollnesclay, George Baker, Supt; 10:15 o. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Praise, Wednnday, 7:30 p. thew Zll:l-8 "The Glorlouo Eas- Mazie Holsinger, clau Worabfp Service) BYP 6 p. Pomeroy a..rc. of Clirfll ter Hope!" Study Hour at 9, 15 Lelarl Fallt Ullllell . Evening Worship, 7:30 p. Jerry Masters, pastor; Swtday Jelwtmh a. m. Easter Worship at 10:· ~ Cbrlll QareliWednesday, 7:30 p. m,, ~1, 9:30 o. m., Qurch 1101'- linldom Ball of 30 a, m. Scripture and SermOD :SO"· pastor. prayer meellng, 8:30 p. m., VIce 10:30 a. m.; Christian E-. WIIDetoeo - Publlc - John :ln:l-18 "Great Glad 1,30 a. m. choir practice. d~avor, 6:30p.m.; Evening..,.. Sunday, 5 p. m., Watcbllwer News!" Tuesday, April 12, al ~ and third Flnt llaptlll c.'llareh, Pome- Yree, 1:30 p. m. Study 1 . Bible Stud 7:30 p. m. the Woman's SacJe. · P. m. Second _ 'J~Iil roy - Rev, Carver WIJ)jams Rutland Cbareh fJI Cbrls~ ' p. m., y, ty of Christian s.rv· Sundey at 7:30 p. m. ' Sunday School 9:30 till 10:20: Roy Carter, minister. Bible 'fuesday 7 p. m.; Service meel- bile Is lnv tce. The meeting second and Worship service, 10:30 a. m.; Sehool, 9:30 a. m, Worship and log, 1 p. m. Thursday; Minis- pu ltl!d to worship. Thuradoy, 7:30 p. m. 7 Nursery and Junior Church for Preaching service 10:30 a. m. try School, p. m. Thursdny. Nazarene and lillrd Sunday, 7:30 Naturally, ,-ou've 'WOndered I Kuter ehlldren, 1 Young People's meeting, 6:30 Lutheran The Cburcll of lhe Nazareae Mt. Hermoa UD!Ied Brei!+ !1 a Chriltian festival, and eldeb are Ffnt Baptist Cllurtb, Racloe, p. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m. St. Paal'• and 81. Jolm'o Cbester Rev . Herbert Grate In Christ Cllur<h _ James barnyard .towL How did tlatJ aet together? Rev. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. V. H. Braley, Bible Scbeol Supl Lutbenn Chareb pastor: Richard Barton, Supt. rison, pastor. Sunday Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam Zloa Churcb of Christ, Porn- worship 8:15 a. m. and Charles Blsell, Ass'l. Sunday 9:30 a. m. Preaching, lirst And 0«111, for thol . .~ do they ftl In! Curtis, aupt; 10:45 a.m. Morn- eroy. Harrisonville Road -EU· a. m.; Sunday School, 9:30 School 9:30 a. m.; Morning third Sunday, 7:30p.m. ~P''~ . And the lmoly l>liDn7 , , , what macJo ing Worship; 6:30 p. m., BYF gene Underwood, mlnisler. Bi- m. (Both congregations Worship II a. m.; NYPS 6:45 and fourth Sunday, 'J'HB OlllTRCIH l!OR ALL• ALL POR THill OH1.iRCH him part of It all ! and Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. ble School, 9:30: a. m.; Morn- meeting as one at St p. m. ; Evening Service, 7:311 Prayer meeting~:~~=;! The o...fth 1$ tht greatest foetor on earth for thl build; .,f These uo IJI!Obolt of UFE. Aad lifo chorocter ~ good cilinnship, It I~ o ttorthouw of IPi~ool Evening Service; Wednesday, ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- Church at Pine Grove p. m.; M1dweek Prayer service day at 7:30p.m. VOII.Jtf. W1thout a stronp Church ntllhtr dtmocr<N:Y not c· T l8 the theme of Eooter. 7:30 p, m., Prayer Meeting, bert Reed, Bible Schaol Supt. the new St. Paul'o Church Is 7:30 P· 111 • Wednesday. deavor, second and ration con IUnll..,., · T~r1 11n1 ~ sound teasons wh ;• '' Cbrlat wu deldi Cbr!R Jlvul Bls son dlould amnd se.vicn regyta•rr and Jupport 1 ~ ~ur: 8:30 p. m. Senior Choir PracChurch O/ Cod bemg built. Middleport Chorcb of the Naz. day, 7:30 p. m. Rlllll'eetiou promilel lift to MID.. a.-.: (It For hra own sokl. (2 For hia chlldrtn'f 5akl' (J) or the take of hi a cornmun~ ond f'IQtlon. (.4) For tht 50 ~ tive; Tueaday, 3:30 p. m. Jun- ' Cbester Charch fJI God Methodi.t ......, - Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, Wo 'lr01IId nol I foot of lbob of the O!urch Itself iWIII:h needs his moral o"<f mat1riol su ltr Choir Practice. / Rev. Gilbert Spencer pastor Alfred Melllodlsl Cbartb Sunday School 1:30 a. m.; Middleport Plan m ga to chu.:ch regularly m:l riCid your Bibl1 dail~. pport. Import to be -embertrd Ollb' in history It haa touebed farm and b • Hartford Bapliol Churcb - Sunday School 9·M a m .' Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. ~":'~ Worship 10:30 a. m.; byterian Cburch - Reo>~l ·'itlf .munity, aotioo, famllJ',, omo,. comWarren G. Zion, paslor. Morn- Morning wor;hlp at "u ~ day School, 9:30 a. m. Olarles Ev oung People, 6' 45 p.m.; ant Rup;Jelt pastor· It oA'ect.ro 011r H - e 1aa1DbJe 1111<1 ing Worship, 9 a. m. Church m.; Evangelistic Service, 7 p: Taylor, Supt.; Worship service, Praangehstictimee~ 7:30 p.m.; School 9:30 ~- m., Fre;~~~ the mfghty. Euler to God'a eall to Sehool 1:10 a. m. Classes for m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. 10:45 a. m., Vere Swartz, p;:,::;eetb~ oi 7·30 p.m. Supt.; 10:30 a. m. wonbip aad lalib. A time to re-dedicate your lito( all. . Wednesday; Young People's leader. Y tbe Naz. 5:45 p. m. YF; Wed., Ml, Ualoa F.W,B. Cbureb - Service Friday 7'30 p m Cbeater Methodfot Cburcb .....,. - Rev. Kenneth Pierce, m. Junior Choir· 7 p 1111 , 8eljj Sunday School 9:45 a:m., Earl. MI. Moriah Pearl A. Casto, pastor; :'to~; RaymODd Walburn, lor Choir. ' · ,, Sunday Monday Tuetdoy Wodnesdoy Starkey, Supt.; Evenmg wor- Rev. Daniel Workman pastor abip service, 9 1. m.ptM Sunda~ s;:~l, :- ~ a. Syraeuse Fint United ·"' John Acts A<ts Acts 20: 1·10 2:29-36 ship, 7:30 p, m. by Cecil Cox, Sunday School 9:45 a. ;,.; Wor: Sehool, 10 a. m.; , E ornmg 0 p, 1 : a. ltyterJoa CbUKb _ Ch~~ 17:22-31 24:10-21 Luymoin; Young People's meet- ship service 11 a, m. Blld 7:30 Thursday of month; ;; vening Service, 7 p. m.; vices 1:30 a. m.; SundaY'~ ing and B1ble Study, 7:30 p.m. p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. m. Meellng, 3rd Wednesday e1 meeting, 7 p. m. Wed- 10:30 a. m.; Biblt Studl, f: .Wednesday; Choir practtee at Tuesday; Young People's month. Raclne Cburel 1 tb N P. m. Wednesday. 1 0 With the lwpe it will, In lOme JIUlGiure, fo1 ter and help , _ p. m. Thursday. meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday, Flatwoods Metbodlst e az. 11arrfJemUe l'nlllylerla• . tain that which il good in family and community U/e, thi8 4-~ lllllland Flnt Baptist Church Ratlaod Cbureh of God _ - Pearl A. Casto, pastor. arena.- Sunday School t:30 John ,Davies, pastor; ~~~ is d ,,.... -~Sun::d~ay School 9:30 a. m.; Rev. John Smallwood, pastor; ship service, 10 1. m., :· ::·: ~y =~1P .:= 30 Seheall0:30 a. m. Wonblp oa• ture 1pomore by tiM btUinelt finn~ and oriJQJibationt Sunday 2:30p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m.; EVID· other Sunday, 7:45p.m. ~. ifld.w:.gPray:·~ p. Ylce, 7:30p.m. whole name1 appear below. Free WID Bapllsl gelistic aervlce 7 p m. Young day Sehoo~ 10 a.m., John ., ce, --,--~---------------------------·•ICburch - Rev. P~uJ Taylor, People Endeavor 7. p. -~- Wed- ley, Supt. Mm~ :· WW~a~ Rev. pa.slor; Sunday Schoo~ 10 a. nesday· Prayer meeting 7 p Forell Ro MelbodJst Rolland· Cbo 8• pas · . m.J Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preach- m. Bat:U.day. · --Bunday School 1 a. m., Mra, .,... _... of tile N. . lng service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer E • Fred Nease, Supt. Worahip . -Sunday. School 9:30 a. aervlceo, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Pllcopal vice, 10 a. m. Re• Wendell m., Morning Worship 10:fli a. .,._. araBaplls& llllllday School Grace EpjiCGp8) Cbareb Stutler, pastor. . • m.; Evangelistic service 7:45 -::--:--::-:-~-~-Middleport, Oblo lllddl.,.rt, Ohio - D.A.V. Hall, coroer Seeond Pomeroy- The Rev. Richard lloatll Metbodlsl t.ur.b, ": m.; Midweek Prayer service Sunday School attmd8n on ! and Pomeroy, MaSOJL Sponsored H. .Martla, Rector. Sunday dleport - M. E, 7.45 p. m. Wednnday. AprU S was Ill, the I by French City Baptist Cburch :~mg Prayer and Sermen, lor; Mn. Nu Moore, Syraene = o f tbe Naz. $15.78. Worship ,.,.,;ces· g In Galllpolia. AlfUiatecl with S, · a. m. School Supt.; Church ~ -Sund c. Thorpe, beld at 10:45 with Ernest ayB.C. Rev. R. L Plllson, pastor. E UB 1:30 a. m.; Worship ""':-; ay School 9:30 a. lor, leading. Sunday School fl'iery Suaday, Enlerprhe EUB . l:llarell - 10:30 a. m.; Methodlsl m., Morning worship 10 :30 a.m. The MYF held Its regular Baken of Good Bread 3 P· m. Preaching services the Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. FeUowsbfp, 7 p, m.; OIOclal Pentecoatal meeting Sunday al 6:30. Wor· Bunllngton, W. Va. fib Sunday of each month. Worship service 9:30 a. m,; Sun- Board meeting, 111 Sunday Pealeeollal Anembly, Roate abip oervices were held at ; ML Moriah Jlaplfot Churell- day School 10:30 a. m. Youth month, 7!30 p. m. WSCS IU- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- 7:45 p. m. with the ReY.. ·liasto ----- ~-Corner of Fourth and Main St, Fellowship 1:30 p. m.; Boys Monday of month, 7:30 p: m. tor, Sunday School 10 a. m.; Easter SWD'Ise Servio.W wili , Middleport Rev. Nyle Bordon, and G1rls Fellowship, 1:30 p. Eleanor Circle, Wedueaday, Worship, Wednesday and FrJ. be beJd here at 1 a. m. Eastl!l" mlnlaler. Sunday Scheel 9:30 a. m,; Evening service, 7:30 p. p. m. day. breakfast will follow ~ the m. Arnold Rlchanls, Supt. 10:30 m., !nd and 4th Sundays: Youth Lolart Fallt The Pealeeollal Cburch Midchurch baaement. lday TIN~ a. D1. Mornmg Worship. Cbo.r, 8:30 p. m. Wedaesday. Cbarge James r. Ear!J, dleport- Soutb 3rd Ave.: Rev, School wW begin aa u al at 240 U.coiD SL 14Jddlepot1 W1l 11110110 1JO E. Seeond Pomeroy WY Httt Naomi Jlapt!at Churcll - Pray,.. Meellne, 7:30 p. m., tar- LETART J'AI,LSB. L. Barrell, pastor; SUnday 9:30 and worship servrcAS Sunday Schooll:30 o. m.; Wor. Wednesday. ship, 7:30 p. m. School 10 a. m.; Sunday even· will follow at 10:46 a;aw,th --· ·· ·--~ablp 11 a. m.: Wednesday, f M111'11fag Slar EUB Clbroli- cept 2nd Sunday); 1Di ..angellsUc service, 7:30 the Rev. Casto. " ' P. m., Prayer service. Rev. Menzel Slnllh, puler: School, 1:30 a. m. Sunday, p. m.; Wednesday Bible Study The Membership 1 · van- 1 Community Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy fled service, 1:30 a. m., 7:30 p. m.; Saturday night Pray. ge11sm Commission wnl~held Establlalled In 19M Clrlelotl Cbartb, llngablry V~ Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Su~day of month. EASI' er and Worablp 7:30 p. m. 'fuesday evening, April , West Columbia, W. VL Road - Rev. Clyde lllotoe, Asslt Morrung worship, 10:45 TART- Worship, I p. m., 2nd Latter Day Saint~ Guests of Mr. and M . illlpastor: Sunday SehoaJ 9:30 a. a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. and 4th Thurod!lyl; Cborch Retqaalled Cblli'CII of Jesus more Boyles last Sunday were Pb. Maaoa '1'/U593 m.; Ralph Carl, Supt Sunday ~3oThursday. Youth Fellowship School, 9:30 a. m. Sunday. Qrlst of Liller Day &alnll _ Mr. and Mrs. Phillip !9JI!s, Wtrship aervlce l0:3t a. m. ' p. m. Suuday. PLE GROVE - Worship, I C. W. Proffitt, pastor. SII miles Brenda and Joey of Thpjle\-a and f:30 p. m. altemalely ~ltrldge EUB Cbareb - m., 1st and 3rd from Racine on Rllcine • Port.- Plalna and Harold Parsoils of Prayer meeting Wedllesday ai : Eugene E. Emersou, pas- Cburch School, 9:30 a. m. Road. Sunday School, 9:30 Parkersburg, W. Va. 7:30 p, m. lor. Sunday School 1:45 a. m. day. GREAT BEND a. m.; Worslllp 10:30 a. m., Mr, and Mrs. Delbert Yoot West MaiD SL Poml!l'o, Colambla Cbapel _ Worship Russ"!! Archer, Supt. Sunday ablp 1:30 a. m., lJI ud 3rd Sunday evening aervlce al 7:30 and family of Sugar Grove spent Su~POrt the Churcb of Your Choloo aervlce each Sunday, 9:15 a. worsbfalp, I0:45 a. m. and 7:30 Sundays; Churcb School, 10:~ p. m.; Wed., worabip aervlce the weekend with their parm.; Sunday School 10 ._ m.· p.m. lemalely. Bible Study t. m. Sunday, MORSE at 7:30 p. m. enll, Mr. and Mn. ifBrry GothYouth ServJce ft:IJ p, m. Ev.,; llld prayer oervlce, led by pas- --worablp, II a.m., Ill llld Roman C tlwl' rle and Mr. and Mrs, Tom IDf Worablp 7 , m. each au. tor, 311 p. m. Wednesday. !lmdays; Cburcl> Sebool t:30 a IC Yost. day. P Christian Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. m. Sunday. lAdy of Lurelto Mission Recent vfsitoro Ill Mr. and PapvtUo eomm1lll!ty I:IIDI'tb 3rd Saturday of mtlltll. Minersville Melbodilt Petronek ~io,":""mas Mts. Chaa. D. Woede were Mr. Butldlnr Soppllu ud llfllworll -Rev. 11usae1J Cline · pastor Soulll Betbel EUB a. .... WendeiJ G. SluDer, pastor. day ~ ' Sun- llld Mrs. George Guthrie and Cbeater, Olllo Gtnoral~ 1 30 Youog People's ~ 7·30 p. :v·~ E. Emeraoll, pas- Sunday School, 10 a.m.; w... Days of Ob~U~ ":'; Holy Mr, and Mrs. Clair Woode alid Pllont WY Hrll m. 'lburlday; EvangeUst~ .,;. N : Y School 1:411 a. m., ship service II a. m. SL Jolm'• ~ ~ Connie Sue, Pomeroy. Vlot Saturday, 7:30 p. m. and w:n ~-:"'• Supt.; Sunday l'lrllaad Melllodlsl Near Guysvl]le (Dutcb ~e)· Shari Swart. of Marietta reSunday, 7::!0 p. m. P · a. m. llld 7:10 R L MciJulel, pastor. Rev Frank Manier!, • cenUy spent several days wllb JINedom Gotpo1 Mlai<ll - P. m. aJJemalely. BJble Study Scbool 1:30, Harold Bunda, Maso 10,30 ~:· her grnndmother, . NIDI Rob:nBalban • Stfversville lltad; Ill, ~ayer ServJce, led lly pis- Supt,; ltesneth McLeod, All'l Day ol ObllgaUOD ~,:-· 8 m.~ son, and aunt, Clara Folli8d.\ BuDden ond BallcJina Supplleo J. Grllflth, pastor; Rogl!r Wll- ~;:.~· Supt. l'reacblna 7:30 P. m. Confeuloa, hour bei,..; Mr. and Mn. 0. J. Evins if Ohio Pb. fl8tl,2tJOII lonl, Supt.; Sunday School, 10 _ Rev ..... EUB Qardl clay, Mau. Grand Blanc, Mlch,, arrived 011 I. m.; Evangellstk Service 7• ~..ene E. ~ . _ Melllodlol Cllurell Saturday to spend some time :30 p. m. Pray,.. meeting ~: Sunday W<l'llhip. 1:30 R L. Mc!Danlel, pastor: SttltHJtlon Army wltb ber brother Blld sl•ter-il> p. m. Tuesday. a. m., Sunday Seboll, 11 L m.: day Scbool t:30 a. m.; The Salvalloa Army, - ED- law, Mr. and Mn. Dlnsmort l!afta•d Million _ 011 n Hobart VIneyard, Supt. Bible bJg 10:30 o. m.; MYF 1 p. m,; Ray S. Wlnlng, olflcer In Boyles. Ashland ou l'rllducll Newman, mlulllll8l'J' ·pastor· Study and Prayer 11e1 <lea led Prayer llld Bible Study, 7:30 Sunday 10 a. m. HaJI. Robin and Ra Swartz of Pborie WY HMI lll11'11d An. Soday l!cbool 1•30 a m : by pastor, 7:30 P· m. Tulldaf, IL Wednnday. uess meeting; 10:3t a. m. Sua- Hockingport spent several days Browo•• Bottle Gu Wll'lhlp lt:30 a. m.; Pre;~ Adult Cia" Meetlq 7:•'J, m. Roe IJilrlap clay School, ,Bunday 7 p. 11. 1aa1 week with their grandparllld4ltport, Obit WY 241811 Pom...., J:30 p. m.; Pray• semce laal Monday of Dlllllth. . : 01ester Lemley, pastor; Young Peoplea Legtoa; 7:30 p. onll, Mr, and Mrs. Vero 7:30 p. m. '11unday, • Synlcue.I!UB ~-,ae.. aldp service 1:30 ._ m.; m. Salvation ~; 'J'bura. Swartz. Cia . ' • Paal A, Sellen, pasllr: .IIuo- day School, 10:11 a. m.; daJ, 1 to s p.m. Ladies Home ' _ __ urcli 0/ Chrut day Schoo~ t:• o. m.~ Bea 1:30 p. m. Prayer llld ~guo; ' · P. m. Prep ~~ World's leading tea drinkArt~ CluJrdl of QrJal.... Qulsonberry, Supt.; 10:'30.L m. Study, Wedneaclay, 7:30 p. m. 7·30 p. ,ib. Bible Study, prayer en are the Britons \Wio have QuaUIJ l'umltore at tow. Prlcel Schoaiii'CUIII, mlnlaler; Bible Morning Worahfp service, 111 Jllllaad Mellladlll 011rc11 meeting. Other oervlcel by ao. 1 tier capita ""DBDlinpHnn 0 , IJpeclallf - ~ rdtd lltelll Mlddlepot1, Olllo · 11J J'l, IDd ~ WY . . . . and 3rd Sundays of the lllODth. Iter. J, Lemley, 10•,30 a. llld' ' m.:•Mondng atrlatla Wor8hlp, Endeav- 7:30 p, m. Evellllli ltraiJ&eUs~C.School t:3t a. m.;pa~stor;:;,,=-==an~t.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~a~lmo=III~I~O:pounda=~·:.:~ car AS-IS SPEOALS Q. P~son. =========== =======·=:.! a. lbll)ll .._... · Riv,er News e t:. Sunday Sehool , SALE.SI face STEAK HOUSF I (' AD!IEN1n~ n. f. drumming Crow's PONTIAC \o r-::; Jit, ' llylell _a-' ~ Robert E, Sniith; fir., putor. Sunday 7:30 p, Sentinel Church News ' We're 1 ==--====---;1 $1SW v " ..._.. _:1\. ( ~· R111bler Trade-Ins ., ~ •, ,... ..: I , ,· , Dally SepUnet. Pom'e1'oy:;.:id~lcport; jl.. A:;nr ·8 ,Pretty,Girl Zale Barry is the kind wht. ·. Flirts with_Sharks, or·Wrestles Octopi ~FREE • '. .' . HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Chan. are any Ume you see lpr~lty . girl flirting with ,wrestling ~topl 'u~water will ~ ·Z&le Parry, a •"··"•· cutie more comfortable Sj!Uba equipment than a le<JCktail dress. · In lhe past I~ years, Z&le cMculales, she has .spent a total six months submerged In wet suit. swim fins and diving Sedan, Station mask. 4 dr. I c:yl. auto with elr conditionZale is the doll who appeared in 78 episodes of "Kingdom of the Sea" and scores of "Sea segments. She •Iso the mermaid In the movie "Underwater Wmlor," Sunday night viewers will see her in "Msrineland Carnival," her fourth appearanre on the CBS·TV annual extravanganza, This year she will Jrollc In lhe big tank with a squad of dolphins which she says feel hke > pack of wet beach~alls. She's the only pretty girl willing to dive inlo the drink with the animals. · "There's nothin~ to be atrald I l Jot > _I ij · MARTIN :~aiW:·Ji~' \lA' .. ' "•~ ~ME .,.. i' ·j<, . 1 . ' I• .. ~~~w;~ ... Theiss, Supl.: .....' !hiP III'VIce, 10:ao a. MOI!day, 1:30 p. 111- m. MYirll : 8allall Metbodilt Cbare11 a L McDaniel, puter; ""::II ........ L, Rouab, Supt. Wo lbJp 1:1& a. m., 11aa11ay Seboo1 TUNE IN ''The Spreading Kingdom" Youth FelloW- 10:11 a. 111. lillp, 1:80 p. m. Oit GroW llftWIII .aam CARMEL Eli! a.r.Hiev. -a Lr • . , . , ., I Jllbl& • l'aiil A. Selferl, pUI(\f! s.m. ~ r Sup!. ~':""')"II ··~- - rr!~llll day School, ~:~ a. "!-· W,ayne 10:11 i, lllfi·. ~ u. , . , Roush, Supl,, IUO L '!"· ,)tOI'II- Sytaej~oe Me--! Clllrell !II- /DB W~, .llld 'and 4th Sua- WeDdeD G. "'lkl-l .......; .,.. t ., t•' ""' .;·::! • a: m.FrU ' ~ ·kd1;;y or"'"~;ib, - ~ji~ !~~~ · ~~, ,. ,-"'~,f.' .. 1390 WMPO RADIO SUN.DlAY 9 AM . I.a· . ,: . •· ' m .. li!u ...u~t.. !.1..-r-. ..... . • ."' • - ''"!·~·=Church,,__, REV. RICHA'~.:: ' · ·· · · . liD N, "• -.. . - ..... ·..., .' . '· illy lflhe·DIIIllth;·lp. m. E-. llillp ,service,4:35 a, m·. llbl·',;.IJ ' lllni'-W-"'............ . ' . . · ,.~··•·•• ~lUillllll "~~;e't."'>•~<" ·: -; �.. • r,?·, \ • I' j ·'·: I"' World?s €bristians ·Bl,~ l'nll lllftUIIoul per- ·C1ir1$111111 1118 wtll'ld eb~ed !be oi Frklq ~. Iir J1U11!fti111 watches and . ~ll For Cbrlltlans, ~i :!J::~ lbe d8y ol Holy Weel! eommeliloralts lbe Last per and Jesus' a ••_•••• "' "- ., IJ)G8Ues' feel, tb~ • •• • M · - - -• •• 'i N. FINEST" ~ W. COMPTON, 0. D. l~lllliWOiciO ao • vui\I IU 9S<>I;)l g Ol?, tl 01 t1 &Jnog III!JJO CIIQOSO TbW'S. - !last Cew1 St. Pomen17 CREAM, · ROU..ON OR STICK SOc THE each ,... lhlo~ MOST PEi'~FECT EducatiOD . .IS TUSSY SPRAY CEILING . \NHITE DEODORANT 411Jfo:ttorllrl wflolotlmiiJ 711l' ..... lnel . :-_:1 , EVE, : F . . The program, prepared by Citi~ens Advisory Committee Adult Education, thai a Division of Adult caUoo be established In state Department of and thai the legislature the statules Ill make the vision of such programs streamlined. ll 1so be The board wi a by Supt. E. E. Holt to approve creation of joint vocatiOnal sc:hool distriCts In County and In Defiance Fultoo, Henry and Wlllilllll8 ;olj/!lies, H0 It wlll also ....... AndforU. R11ttlm1 ••• ' Banua7qr.IID Farman Bank & Savings Co. ...... ,.., M1mll1r FDIC proval of work • ,_, grams In the following trlcls: Eastern Local,, County: Elmwood, Wood, boro, Highland; Jefferson Local, Ashtabula; Valley VocaUonal; New delphia, Tuscarawas; Loca~ Meigs. Pomeroy INFANTS HIGH SHOE ............. ounoN ~ I ONLY RUG lllillllfl I I Drug Store WHITE OR BROWN LEATHER Sizes 3'h to 8 Middleport, 0. $2:~~ ~,'"' Sem·c··es Set CLEANING Robl'nson'S Pomeroy WY 2.5421 Middleport WY 2-5130 .... _ CecU 1!: carpenter Yootb Leader, will speak at lpt!Cial 1UJ1!iH aervlcea at I ~· m., Euler Sunday at the VInton Methodist Church. There will also be special m~. Sunday ~ehool will be at 9:30 8 • m., wltb the replar m"?" lDi worship to follow at L m. The Rev. Sidney F y, the pastor, wUI bring the Easter message, "Tbe .~ttness of the Empty Tomb. The morning worship will ajso feature a SQio by Mr. Danle'l Evans, ::Ope~ the Oates to the Temple. !he chGII' w11l also present spec1al music. The public Is Invited to allend. I !t'JIJ Easl!Jr llllftriM llel'flces wU1 lie conducted at mlmY o! the Meigs CGUII~' churcbes Sunday, Ourrches, In addition to !bose 1n the county that bave alreedy been announced Include: DEAFIIESS? J •.USE Luco-luxury latex - In hundreds of colors for your walls ••• • new ex~nence in background beauty. \f ' ~ POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. 1'llo - more imporlla* falolo ca .. """"' Ia tloe Iii llnr lrookJet, "'Tho'l'latll Aboal N.... Do' ••Wrilo,piloM•'flolt • todllf ilr _ . 11BBB OIPJ. boorolno oN' H ~ "'111e Department Store Of Building Since 1915" I 'i Phones WY 2.:1193 WY 2-367t WOM!NS to tis .......... Pomeroy, 0. WHITE FLATS & STRAPS '2·99 and $3·" ao:! v • Pomeroy; Clara Ellis, llutlond; Mrs. David Davidson and son, Pomeroy; Edward Jordan, Dex· ter. Births • Mr. and Mrs. Leonord Slover, Racine, a SOIL Meils General Rosplla) Admlulou - Alice Bletner, Old Town Flats Society Notf3 I.Stltelt. WERNER RADIO &T.vI Middleport, o. N. 2nd Ave. N. 2nd Ave, Midclleport, -===--~ BAKER FURNITURE Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients ·'""' ....... Setols •Opter Shollo l t • and Grit e Fertilizers eLimo •tem1nt & Mert• ..... Salt • W4llilt ••.........,.. 11ft eT1bl1 MHI eLIHtrs ev·· WY2-al11 and nutrition and has attallleel an accUO:utated point hour rail~ of 3.9. Aa president of WSOA, Mils Lohse will serve on the council on student affairs, a board conslsling of adminl!lrators, faculty members 111111 students which legislate aU unlveralty rules and regulations. She is also presently serving as president of Chimes, the Junior Women's bono~ary, and vice pt'esident of Omrcron Nu, 1 national home economics honorary. EVIDS Appears airl told N deputies "however . ~ -~na to i:y wilt 11D1iJ after~ba fini1be1 lblDk now ,. bls Air FOI'C' traln!Di." About dawn, the atrl released from juvenlle haU ~;~ . the costody of her mother 'QII Norman J. l!lYIIIIS, Reeds9111e, the promtse she would apJMtar/1 ~de bla ltCOIId a probalioD o!flcer ~~~ wtihln a year befon1 om Weclnesday at 6 p.m., " "·--...,.Frant w. P1lrfel' Jr. today EST. a charge of driving without Deputies had lodged her operator's license. . lhE county facility u 1 Evans, upon conviction of runaway. Collins was booked charge, was given six auapicion of statutorryymJ~; confinement tn Mells after he merledly 81 · -Iota Bmrum jail with the sentence to be ser. baving Intimate relations with ved ou a lwHa)o·a-wetk besls. the heiress, deputies said. ln other court The girl's mother said Porter lined Roger Lee would like to talk with Collins. $2> and cGS!s for She also said she and the P-WYWSSf (Continued From Page One) James R. ·Greene, $150, planned to go Into seclusion. 2ML~ -and thr d 1 ·~n ceremony here today to sign DWI .,: ;ysbe n l Grilnm. Into law a two-mooth extension • er rt 5· . for enrollment In medical illlur· $_10 and costs, stop sign ance provisions or Medicare. tion. He chose a federally finano- Forfeiting bonds were Okey VISIT US FOR ed apartment project lor the R. Laudermllt, $2'1.50 on a speed A TASTY DINNERI elder! as the scene lor the cilatlon, and Richard sayre y 1 (EST) Then be $2> bond for failure to stay on We provide you witb lots 1 er~ ~":~tend ~ Friday ' tho right half of the roadway, of good food, pleaaing ser· ~rvles at 12 , 15 p.m. (EST) vice plus all the littfe ex· wllb his family at a Roman tras that making dining out on Elster a happy ilccaslon. Catholic cathedral In San An· to . OPEN 6:90 A.M. nro. •, TO 8:00P.M. Jn CoUrl Agam • -w• I lOll'S UPJ Br1e• {8 BEAUTY SALON TREAT THE FAMILY THIS EAmR Pri'soriers are Sti'II at Larfle l'l Cements PoSitiOn lllghest the award, tbe 0. W. Mereelvecl Highway Patrol's Nil Award. . '11111 pr llatkll was madf by Mr. o. w. Merrell In lbe of. flee of Colonel Rdreft M. ada~anwnte, Patrol 11UJ16i b1l••""'. n wu pre• ,,., tn reqn!UoD Gl PalrvlmaD Rwrllell'l C!Otii'IC' a dellli nlDaQan ID a 1 ua duel wHh a upec!M llllmle!.., 011. Ill¥ I, Jill, Ill Gellll Comit)". AI 1:• a.m:, M1,y 1, .Patrol· Comit)" wllb foul ..., IIU8pecled. • the olllc:ar ap- I 4:1 ..._ ....,.,. cii'.J. 3 ROOMS New Fumiture FUINITUII! co. M•IGII, W.VA. .. ; . to;·' 8:00 ....' ! I, :··~1 I PRODUCTS Ttlevhlon- Rtdios- Refrigerators- W•hen I Drpn WYNAI • ' . ------------~----~ Extra I • • Estra I .. Do You Get Your "Good N•lahbor'' Dl•.:__·, ~­_ . count Card In The Mail? 'I I JW! ....... y...,.. .llllbrr I ---:oo HEADQUARTERS FOR a. or ;·. POMEROlf6110NAL:BANk ,,......_QI... . CAROLINA ..L~MBER: ,A\IDDulPQ"', O. f;, ,, , 1 ','. 1. . , . - - _ . - - '""' l~- 6:00'~ n i w ' asslgil-l:th:e~hando~=of~the~s=Ja:in~ll=m:m:a:•~::::;;:~=::~;:;;:;;:;;:;:;:;;~ eelThe to the Gallipolis Post since as was ol!lcer bas beeo he was appointed patrolman Ia November, 1112. The body of a man believed to be the owner of tha car m. volved In the Incident, Charles llrristen, ~ge Wood Coun· 1)1 has been locatocl near Laulll, lnailllfll' tiiUDI bla attacler. Klnlucky by tbe Kentuclcy Palrolmaa R U U. walt• Slate Pollee. Tesia 11'1 DOW beed lo the 1111t Gl tbe ldflbway C!llducled to CDDllrm ,.. llelp, llldlo,ecllllrr be 'qW lin lar I I o•:e and Nfllled It leave lbl UDIII oiiMr Patrol olllcerta ai111d. BABY CHICKS While 111111111 for lllilr PaPrl. a lot. A,<. f.t trol officers, Bus !0 Nlllllned =IOoi.OIGoal "'ool Gu Stlllon lD CQ!!IIIM" . . otll..... llnf er who to as- berrille,Pblster, Ohio. .who been Robert 27, o!bad PemIJ!Di on tht INDI 1111 of the car, an of a IIHic!eD ut up and fired a nvolvao point blaut, the bulle! lllrlklng Patrolman llulsell ill the abdomen. A!tloouglt Mrloualy WOIIIIded, the G!flcer relul'lled the fire OPEN FRI~~y ·NIGHTS . ;$ 2 identity IIIII to eslabllsh llrat Christel! met with foul play at ...... .... .... BAKER \ our o- ' .,:;; ; r c AR AV'E LLE '. Haoof Miller, 214 E. MAIN . MASON~ '; The Martin ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV '299 ...... _.,1 ............ ,_ r. or State Highw.,. PalrvlmaD pnacbecl tbe ear wllh eaullon slit In correct lint aid care CUHord L. Rossell today re- and BUD draWD, the oocupalll, bls owa Injury. llua8el1 approacbed 1 car lllleclln -pan w1t1o a lllfll. 1111 per1011 npart frCIIIr WGOII ONLY IJ• . I MOSCOW -LEONID L. BREzbnev cemented his position toRest1111111f day as a lop Kremlin leader In CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (UP[) ~whtre It Is A TrtBt To £Gf" voling that saw the retirement Two of four prisoners who saw· of two "old BolshevlkB" and ed their way through the back IN MIDDLEPOttT Nlkita Kbrwlicbev lose his last windows of the Guernsey Countoe-bold mthe Comljlunlsty par· ty Jail Thursday were st1ll on ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!~ tyMembera of lbe Party's Ceo- ~u\too: :::·were Clyde tral Committee re-elec:IM the Woods, 38, Bellaire, and Rich119-yeaN>Id Brezhnev as ~rty ard L. Ratarechelle, 34, East W . secretary paeral and to tile Hampton, Mass. · illue Sarson, 76, of Port. I'UlJni il·member politburo at Recaptured at Parkersburg land, wbo wu buried 'lblll't: the clooo the 23r4 Soviet w. va., were James Hoslutler: day ~ Letart Falls cemetery Communist party congress. 23, Cambridge, and Robert L. folloWJIIC oemces -* the RaclDe O'Hara, 38, Mll'llos Ferry, Au· Blptlst churdl, bad • s o n, thorities said Hostutler was Joba, who preceded him In WEU!ER TO SPEAK In Jail fGI' assault and bre.liklng death, a fact omitted 1D the Meigs Coonly Rap. RaiJih and entering, O'Hara and WO<ids ! regular oblluary notll'l!. Welker will be the guest apeak- for breaking and entering ................. :;:.:;:·;,;;;~ . er at the Meigs Chapter 53, Ralarechelle for forgery. RESIGNS A8 CADET Disabled American Veterans prisoners stole a ear to get w Melvin R. Vau Melfi', P~e- when they observe their <IZild Parkersburg. I roy, bas resigned his pos!Uon birthday Monday evening April as cadet radio dispatcher at 11 at the DAV Hall Butter· the Gallipolis Stele Highway rurt-av, Pomeroy. A ' Chloken Give MHS Concert Patrol post. Van Meter bas dinner will be served ., 6 p. The Spring coneert of the i accepted · employment in Cin- m. and all members and their comblm!d bands will be given nali, acrordlng 1o a report by families are urged to attend. April 15 at I p. m. In the audl· "-., :!:" ..__':~~ the patrol, He joined the local at Middleport High School, ,,..,.._.. • ., """""'" post oa AprU 25, ~LOCAL TEMPS torium. Mr. Wllllam Russell, """ ,.,,, """' ""'· •• . I A Mlftln dial The temperature tn Pome- mslnlmental nstruclor, will WEAR ''"''" -·'- llrtctMtn '"·" 1,.,,,. WilliAMS WINNER roy's bualnesa distrlcl at 11:!0 COIIduct. ltocer Wllllams, Thurman, a.m. today was 44 degrees UD· The Junior band c~mposed was the Gallla COWII)' adult win- der cloudy skies, of beginners and second year , ner In the 4th aunual 0 hI o players, the cadet band com· DIVISION OF BULOVA ~ Trame slogan-<!ssay conltst, NOW YOU KNOW posed of 7th and 8th graders, :f 1ponsored by the ObiD Depart. lly United Preu Intema~aal and the high scllool band, will - - - - - - PMIM _ _....;.· ment o! Highway Safety. His The ha!nprln& In a lady'o have parts in the program. winning slopa was "My First watdr II len llru -.lhlnl tiro TickeiB will be on sale only the Concern ls for aa!ety." dian let of • ..._ llalr. night o! the program. ..... SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS I 1&, ll1d her . mOtller Ml~ ~ Donald ColllDI, IJ, tearful niiiiiDa today uno1er a Cillf., eurrea4ered to dreoebing shower ll Juvenile here; hall within bours of tbe 'l1lll ilfl. mJsslnl fnlll l'mll14 " (1\ : lh o. nBI(e,B~, Jr.I.Ot ,~.e~ Gallia-Meigs Officer Receive sPatrol's Highest Award 1D1D ........... lllndlr T..... SuftWtii poop. Recorlf•ll Mualc For Your Evtry Moall LYI4S50 e SURE WIN e RED · ROSE e TUXEDO ANNOONCB DANCE There wiD be a dance tbil Saturday, April 9, at the Fra· terDaJ Order o! Eqles HaD In rometoy beginnlllll II I p.m. Mualc will be Allen Lee King'l Come lnl S.. Our Fine S.ltcllon Of lttCDI• From The Malt Popular Labels. . ·~""'-·<!"· "'!!"'to ' ·' 'r~· n.-'o' "'"'¥'"'~ ~ - · · . • ~=-~ ..... wilo 11Jiue io ~ i8i. ......,.,...: ...,,..,w- ;~;;::-•or: .... !,;.~ ""' 111e .-· ...t :On ...o. a Ohio s·~ u I I'"• million tnm the ~- c. -'IIIII- ...,.., n Vtl'll ., • ll!lre fortune IIIII other lrUclr: pardwed for ahoul Mils Lohse Is a julllll' lilA• In three years. "l woulclll't do "I Willi to morrr DoD, th llllelurges- Floreuce Tbeiso Leon, W. Va.; Linda Pei'J'Y, Long Bottom; June Cremeans, RuUand; Elza Welch, Pomeroy; Margaret Roush, Mason; Barry Stover, Middleport; Eloise Snider, Middleport; _Kay Lopn, Pomeroy; Katie Estep, Middleport; JuJietle Glrolami, Pomeroy. Built With !ndlcotts W11ring Quality! ,_,, .... IIBSOD, ABOUT J nlf Lobs da0 Khen er e, -·· IIIII ...~• Jor!Di In home economics, !oocla -Easter music by the Junior and senior choirs will be pre~nted at .a p. m. at the Ra· c1ne Baptist Church. -Sunrise services begin at_ 6 ~- m, at the Long Bottom Chns· tian Church. . . -Sunrise &ervrce at tile ~Y· ra<USO Asbury MethodlSI Church ol 6 a. m. with Duane G. SluUer 81 speaker and MYF Georp A. Stewart membera In charge of the ~ Of Pomeroy DieA gram. Bl'l!aklast Will be sen Funeral services for George at 7 8· m., followed by worsillp rt 112 ho died services at 8·41! a m and sun. 8 Arlhur tew:m;, 't wbis 1- day School ~I 9:45 .: m. Rev. Thursday ev I 1 res w s Stutler is pasto· dence on Lincoln Hill, Pome- :..&mrtse ~ice ~i the roy, will be held Monday mom- Laurel CUH Free Methodist at 10_a.m. at the Ewing Church at 6·30 a m. Louis With burial on the flm. Diehl and the' b . ill In the Middleport HID you c 0" .~ cemetery. be In charge. A film, He Survivors Include his wife, Lives" wiD be shown ot 7 a.m. Nell!e Stewart; three dangh- -Sunrise services at 6 a. m. ters, May Wllliams, Cleveland: at the Bethany EUB Chnreh. Freda Johnson, Canton; Helen -sunrise service at I • . m. Smith, Jolret, 01.-; two sons, al tile Syracuse EUB Chw·ch. Donald Siewert, Columbos, and cart Webster, Joliet, 01. Frlendo MEET TONIGHT caD at the fUIIOI'Il borne The Meigs Counl)' Ooonbunl· era AssoclaUon will meet fo. night at 8 o'clock, at tbe clubVettrau Memorlll BMpllol bGUse on Snowball Hill near Admhslou - Mrs. Leonard Syrac-. There will be rcStover, Racine; Coll!llanCe freshmenls served follllWing Shleldo, Pomeroy; Robert Bar· the business '"'I'Mm Members rett, IIQtland; Mrs. pearlle llld Interested member..to • be ~ ~~ord are lnvlted. tin, Reeds We· Nellie ElrllD. SON PROOBDED HIM ·RECORDS . u. . -·7111 h · •.,.,..- r:~l~~~~~i; ~~;:~.~ ,,:r~. ~~ - • PI SENT .. eld NERVE Mils 1 .. - .,. " · IAN Dl!tGG, Calli. (UPI) - mitt· But .r'ha4 a P,ld ttW." h~l't1~.! Mi"Jn' dep~mwnt ·~kt·· ~. ~~~~~ ::: tlaJdjl l Nil ~th (~) J... • eurrou ,,..,. ..... . hutalled As President ,, ArC3 Churches Sunrise Servicee ,. "-' ~~u~atl~~ M~n~a~. Miss Lohse WEA111ER ' Lynda . . _ up .._. at ilie Unlvenll)' of TI!UI. MillY bwllnesses and plants aC!I'OSB the nat!GD e!Oied for part ... . . . COLlJMIIUS IUPI) _ An eight-point program deslped to upgrade educational opportunlties for adults through the publie school system will be preth 1 te Board of 1d TWO WORDS DaJi.v SelltiDel, Pomeroy-:M14dl~rt, o •• April e. liiH-7 ..,B.e.;t· =~ ·A--d~j~t ·~-~~~-~peaker for j un ~aster oy • d Recommende · - -- :...--.- .---.-- =- Fn·dav ....,...Y illll1b' eJead7,. eenI)J, Mrs. Jobuotr arrived ' - lllllled -1 Willi ,..,,,. Of day, 1111 Pleitdtot lid . Lrlci iJarrlot IIIOIIIINII. B*lnn new In Tburlcll)' lid oervlees at blgb noon, Delle'V·Ith• anticipation of 'tile ers ptbll'ed to ponder and joy of Easter Sunday. lhe death ol Jesus Christ. Good Friday' was the llrst • .J ~ J m'!ftbn of till Pint P1111- For Reman Cttltollcl, Frldty II U. 1!!111 dl7 year whtiiDO Man Is ed. A . ... . - ·""*'- ..._ . ,. ~:NO~,STOPIN.PICKUPONEAIOUUtCIII 0). i·~:~ �.. • r,?·, \ • I' j ·'·: I"' World?s €bristians ·Bl,~ l'nll lllftUIIoul per- ·C1ir1$111111 1118 wtll'ld eb~ed !be oi Frklq ~. Iir J1U11!fti111 watches and . ~ll For Cbrlltlans, ~i :!J::~ lbe d8y ol Holy Weel! eommeliloralts lbe Last per and Jesus' a ••_•••• "' "- ., IJ)G8Ues' feel, tb~ • •• • M · - - -• •• 'i N. FINEST" ~ W. COMPTON, 0. D. l~lllliWOiciO ao • vui\I IU 9S<>I;)l g Ol?, tl 01 t1 &Jnog III!JJO CIIQOSO TbW'S. - !last Cew1 St. Pomen17 CREAM, · ROU..ON OR STICK SOc THE each ,... lhlo~ MOST PEi'~FECT EducatiOD . .IS TUSSY SPRAY CEILING . \NHITE DEODORANT 411Jfo:ttorllrl wflolotlmiiJ 711l' ..... lnel . :-_:1 , EVE, : F . . The program, prepared by Citi~ens Advisory Committee Adult Education, thai a Division of Adult caUoo be established In state Department of and thai the legislature the statules Ill make the vision of such programs streamlined. ll 1so be The board wi a by Supt. E. E. Holt to approve creation of joint vocatiOnal sc:hool distriCts In County and In Defiance Fultoo, Henry and Wlllilllll8 ;olj/!lies, H0 It wlll also ....... AndforU. R11ttlm1 ••• ' Banua7qr.IID Farman Bank & Savings Co. ...... ,.., M1mll1r FDIC proval of work • ,_, grams In the following trlcls: Eastern Local,, County: Elmwood, Wood, boro, Highland; Jefferson Local, Ashtabula; Valley VocaUonal; New delphia, Tuscarawas; Loca~ Meigs. Pomeroy INFANTS HIGH SHOE ............. ounoN ~ I ONLY RUG lllillllfl I I Drug Store WHITE OR BROWN LEATHER Sizes 3'h to 8 Middleport, 0. $2:~~ ~,'"' Sem·c··es Set CLEANING Robl'nson'S Pomeroy WY 2.5421 Middleport WY 2-5130 .... _ CecU 1!: carpenter Yootb Leader, will speak at lpt!Cial 1UJ1!iH aervlcea at I ~· m., Euler Sunday at the VInton Methodist Church. There will also be special m~. Sunday ~ehool will be at 9:30 8 • m., wltb the replar m"?" lDi worship to follow at L m. The Rev. Sidney F y, the pastor, wUI bring the Easter message, "Tbe .~ttness of the Empty Tomb. The morning worship will ajso feature a SQio by Mr. Danle'l Evans, ::Ope~ the Oates to the Temple. !he chGII' w11l also present spec1al music. The public Is Invited to allend. I !t'JIJ Easl!Jr llllftriM llel'flces wU1 lie conducted at mlmY o! the Meigs CGUII~' churcbes Sunday, Ourrches, In addition to !bose 1n the county that bave alreedy been announced Include: DEAFIIESS? J •.USE Luco-luxury latex - In hundreds of colors for your walls ••• • new ex~nence in background beauty. \f ' ~ POMEROY CEMENT BlOCK CO. 1'llo - more imporlla* falolo ca .. """"' Ia tloe Iii llnr lrookJet, "'Tho'l'latll Aboal N.... Do' ••Wrilo,piloM•'flolt • todllf ilr _ . 11BBB OIPJ. boorolno oN' H ~ "'111e Department Store Of Building Since 1915" I 'i Phones WY 2.:1193 WY 2-367t WOM!NS to tis .......... Pomeroy, 0. WHITE FLATS & STRAPS '2·99 and $3·" ao:! v • Pomeroy; Clara Ellis, llutlond; Mrs. David Davidson and son, Pomeroy; Edward Jordan, Dex· ter. Births • Mr. and Mrs. Leonord Slover, Racine, a SOIL Meils General Rosplla) Admlulou - Alice Bletner, Old Town Flats Society Notf3 I.Stltelt. WERNER RADIO &T.vI Middleport, o. N. 2nd Ave. N. 2nd Ave, Midclleport, -===--~ BAKER FURNITURE Dog Foods - Flour - Ingredients ·'""' ....... Setols •Opter Shollo l t • and Grit e Fertilizers eLimo •tem1nt & Mert• ..... Salt • W4llilt ••.........,.. 11ft eT1bl1 MHI eLIHtrs ev·· WY2-al11 and nutrition and has attallleel an accUO:utated point hour rail~ of 3.9. Aa president of WSOA, Mils Lohse will serve on the council on student affairs, a board conslsling of adminl!lrators, faculty members 111111 students which legislate aU unlveralty rules and regulations. She is also presently serving as president of Chimes, the Junior Women's bono~ary, and vice pt'esident of Omrcron Nu, 1 national home economics honorary. EVIDS Appears airl told N deputies "however . ~ -~na to i:y wilt 11D1iJ after~ba fini1be1 lblDk now ,. bls Air FOI'C' traln!Di." About dawn, the atrl released from juvenlle haU ~;~ . the costody of her mother 'QII Norman J. l!lYIIIIS, Reeds9111e, the promtse she would apJMtar/1 ~de bla ltCOIId a probalioD o!flcer ~~~ wtihln a year befon1 om Weclnesday at 6 p.m., " "·--...,.Frant w. P1lrfel' Jr. today EST. a charge of driving without Deputies had lodged her operator's license. . lhE county facility u 1 Evans, upon conviction of runaway. Collins was booked charge, was given six auapicion of statutorryymJ~; confinement tn Mells after he merledly 81 · -Iota Bmrum jail with the sentence to be ser. baving Intimate relations with ved ou a lwHa)o·a-wetk besls. the heiress, deputies said. ln other court The girl's mother said Porter lined Roger Lee would like to talk with Collins. $2> and cGS!s for She also said she and the P-WYWSSf (Continued From Page One) James R. ·Greene, $150, planned to go Into seclusion. 2ML~ -and thr d 1 ·~n ceremony here today to sign DWI .,: ;ysbe n l Grilnm. Into law a two-mooth extension • er rt 5· . for enrollment In medical illlur· $_10 and costs, stop sign ance provisions or Medicare. tion. He chose a federally finano- Forfeiting bonds were Okey VISIT US FOR ed apartment project lor the R. Laudermllt, $2'1.50 on a speed A TASTY DINNERI elder! as the scene lor the cilatlon, and Richard sayre y 1 (EST) Then be $2> bond for failure to stay on We provide you witb lots 1 er~ ~":~tend ~ Friday ' tho right half of the roadway, of good food, pleaaing ser· ~rvles at 12 , 15 p.m. (EST) vice plus all the littfe ex· wllb his family at a Roman tras that making dining out on Elster a happy ilccaslon. Catholic cathedral In San An· to . OPEN 6:90 A.M. nro. •, TO 8:00P.M. Jn CoUrl Agam • -w• I lOll'S UPJ Br1e• {8 BEAUTY SALON TREAT THE FAMILY THIS EAmR Pri'soriers are Sti'II at Larfle l'l Cements PoSitiOn lllghest the award, tbe 0. W. Mereelvecl Highway Patrol's Nil Award. . '11111 pr llatkll was madf by Mr. o. w. Merrell In lbe of. flee of Colonel Rdreft M. ada~anwnte, Patrol 11UJ16i b1l••""'. n wu pre• ,,., tn reqn!UoD Gl PalrvlmaD Rwrllell'l C!Otii'IC' a dellli nlDaQan ID a 1 ua duel wHh a upec!M llllmle!.., 011. Ill¥ I, Jill, Ill Gellll Comit)". AI 1:• a.m:, M1,y 1, .Patrol· Comit)" wllb foul ..., IIU8pecled. • the olllc:ar ap- I 4:1 ..._ ....,.,. cii'.J. 3 ROOMS New Fumiture FUINITUII! co. M•IGII, W.VA. .. ; . to;·' 8:00 ....' ! I, :··~1 I PRODUCTS Ttlevhlon- Rtdios- Refrigerators- W•hen I Drpn WYNAI • ' . ------------~----~ Extra I • • Estra I .. Do You Get Your "Good N•lahbor'' Dl•.:__·, ~­_ . count Card In The Mail? 'I I JW! ....... y...,.. .llllbrr I ---:oo HEADQUARTERS FOR a. or ;·. POMEROlf6110NAL:BANk ,,......_QI... . CAROLINA ..L~MBER: ,A\IDDulPQ"', O. f;, ,, , 1 ','. 1. . , . - - _ . - - '""' l~- 6:00'~ n i w ' asslgil-l:th:e~hando~=of~the~s=Ja:in~ll=m:m:a:•~::::;;:~=::~;:;;:;;:;;:;:;:;;~ eelThe to the Gallipolis Post since as was ol!lcer bas beeo he was appointed patrolman Ia November, 1112. The body of a man believed to be the owner of tha car m. volved In the Incident, Charles llrristen, ~ge Wood Coun· 1)1 has been locatocl near Laulll, lnailllfll' tiiUDI bla attacler. Klnlucky by tbe Kentuclcy Palrolmaa R U U. walt• Slate Pollee. Tesia 11'1 DOW beed lo the 1111t Gl tbe ldflbway C!llducled to CDDllrm ,.. llelp, llldlo,ecllllrr be 'qW lin lar I I o•:e and Nfllled It leave lbl UDIII oiiMr Patrol olllcerta ai111d. BABY CHICKS While 111111111 for lllilr PaPrl. a lot. A,<. f.t trol officers, Bus !0 Nlllllned =IOoi.OIGoal "'ool Gu Stlllon lD CQ!!IIIM" . . otll..... llnf er who to as- berrille,Pblster, Ohio. .who been Robert 27, o!bad PemIJ!Di on tht INDI 1111 of the car, an of a IIHic!eD ut up and fired a nvolvao point blaut, the bulle! lllrlklng Patrolman llulsell ill the abdomen. A!tloouglt Mrloualy WOIIIIded, the G!flcer relul'lled the fire OPEN FRI~~y ·NIGHTS . ;$ 2 identity IIIII to eslabllsh llrat Christel! met with foul play at ...... .... .... BAKER \ our o- ' .,:;; ; r c AR AV'E LLE '. Haoof Miller, 214 E. MAIN . MASON~ '; The Martin ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV '299 ...... _.,1 ............ ,_ r. or State Highw.,. PalrvlmaD pnacbecl tbe ear wllh eaullon slit In correct lint aid care CUHord L. Rossell today re- and BUD draWD, the oocupalll, bls owa Injury. llua8el1 approacbed 1 car lllleclln -pan w1t1o a lllfll. 1111 per1011 npart frCIIIr WGOII ONLY IJ• . I MOSCOW -LEONID L. BREzbnev cemented his position toRest1111111f day as a lop Kremlin leader In CAMBRIDGE, Ohio (UP[) ~whtre It Is A TrtBt To £Gf" voling that saw the retirement Two of four prisoners who saw· of two "old BolshevlkB" and ed their way through the back IN MIDDLEPOttT Nlkita Kbrwlicbev lose his last windows of the Guernsey Countoe-bold mthe Comljlunlsty par· ty Jail Thursday were st1ll on ~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!~ tyMembera of lbe Party's Ceo- ~u\too: :::·were Clyde tral Committee re-elec:IM the Woods, 38, Bellaire, and Rich119-yeaN>Id Brezhnev as ~rty ard L. Ratarechelle, 34, East W . secretary paeral and to tile Hampton, Mass. · illue Sarson, 76, of Port. I'UlJni il·member politburo at Recaptured at Parkersburg land, wbo wu buried 'lblll't: the clooo the 23r4 Soviet w. va., were James Hoslutler: day ~ Letart Falls cemetery Communist party congress. 23, Cambridge, and Robert L. folloWJIIC oemces -* the RaclDe O'Hara, 38, Mll'llos Ferry, Au· Blptlst churdl, bad • s o n, thorities said Hostutler was Joba, who preceded him In WEU!ER TO SPEAK In Jail fGI' assault and bre.liklng death, a fact omitted 1D the Meigs Coonly Rap. RaiJih and entering, O'Hara and WO<ids ! regular oblluary notll'l!. Welker will be the guest apeak- for breaking and entering ................. :;:.:;:·;,;;;~ . er at the Meigs Chapter 53, Ralarechelle for forgery. RESIGNS A8 CADET Disabled American Veterans prisoners stole a ear to get w Melvin R. Vau Melfi', P~e- when they observe their <IZild Parkersburg. I roy, bas resigned his pos!Uon birthday Monday evening April as cadet radio dispatcher at 11 at the DAV Hall Butter· the Gallipolis Stele Highway rurt-av, Pomeroy. A ' Chloken Give MHS Concert Patrol post. Van Meter bas dinner will be served ., 6 p. The Spring coneert of the i accepted · employment in Cin- m. and all members and their comblm!d bands will be given nali, acrordlng 1o a report by families are urged to attend. April 15 at I p. m. In the audl· "-., :!:" ..__':~~ the patrol, He joined the local at Middleport High School, ,,..,.._.. • ., """""'" post oa AprU 25, ~LOCAL TEMPS torium. Mr. Wllllam Russell, """ ,.,,, """' ""'· •• . I A Mlftln dial The temperature tn Pome- mslnlmental nstruclor, will WEAR ''"''" -·'- llrtctMtn '"·" 1,.,,,. WilliAMS WINNER roy's bualnesa distrlcl at 11:!0 COIIduct. ltocer Wllllams, Thurman, a.m. today was 44 degrees UD· The Junior band c~mposed was the Gallla COWII)' adult win- der cloudy skies, of beginners and second year , ner In the 4th aunual 0 hI o players, the cadet band com· DIVISION OF BULOVA ~ Trame slogan-<!ssay conltst, NOW YOU KNOW posed of 7th and 8th graders, :f 1ponsored by the ObiD Depart. lly United Preu Intema~aal and the high scllool band, will - - - - - - PMIM _ _....;.· ment o! Highway Safety. His The ha!nprln& In a lady'o have parts in the program. winning slopa was "My First watdr II len llru -.lhlnl tiro TickeiB will be on sale only the Concern ls for aa!ety." dian let of • ..._ llalr. night o! the program. ..... SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILLS I 1&, ll1d her . mOtller Ml~ ~ Donald ColllDI, IJ, tearful niiiiiDa today uno1er a Cillf., eurrea4ered to dreoebing shower ll Juvenile here; hall within bours of tbe 'l1lll ilfl. mJsslnl fnlll l'mll14 " (1\ : lh o. nBI(e,B~, Jr.I.Ot ,~.e~ Gallia-Meigs Officer Receive sPatrol's Highest Award 1D1D ........... lllndlr T..... SuftWtii poop. Recorlf•ll Mualc For Your Evtry Moall LYI4S50 e SURE WIN e RED · ROSE e TUXEDO ANNOONCB DANCE There wiD be a dance tbil Saturday, April 9, at the Fra· terDaJ Order o! Eqles HaD In rometoy beginnlllll II I p.m. Mualc will be Allen Lee King'l Come lnl S.. Our Fine S.ltcllon Of lttCDI• From The Malt Popular Labels. . ·~""'-·<!"· "'!!"'to ' ·' 'r~· n.-'o' "'"'¥'"'~ ~ - · · . • ~=-~ ..... wilo 11Jiue io ~ i8i. ......,.,...: ...,,..,w- ;~;;::-•or: .... !,;.~ ""' 111e .-· ...t :On ...o. a Ohio s·~ u I I'"• million tnm the ~- c. -'IIIII- ...,.., n Vtl'll ., • ll!lre fortune IIIII other lrUclr: pardwed for ahoul Mils Lohse Is a julllll' lilA• In three years. "l woulclll't do "I Willi to morrr DoD, th llllelurges- Floreuce Tbeiso Leon, W. Va.; Linda Pei'J'Y, Long Bottom; June Cremeans, RuUand; Elza Welch, Pomeroy; Margaret Roush, Mason; Barry Stover, Middleport; Eloise Snider, Middleport; _Kay Lopn, Pomeroy; Katie Estep, Middleport; JuJietle Glrolami, Pomeroy. Built With !ndlcotts W11ring Quality! ,_,, .... IIBSOD, ABOUT J nlf Lobs da0 Khen er e, -·· IIIII ...~• Jor!Di In home economics, !oocla -Easter music by the Junior and senior choirs will be pre~nted at .a p. m. at the Ra· c1ne Baptist Church. -Sunrise services begin at_ 6 ~- m, at the Long Bottom Chns· tian Church. . . -Sunrise &ervrce at tile ~Y· ra<USO Asbury MethodlSI Church ol 6 a. m. with Duane G. SluUer 81 speaker and MYF Georp A. Stewart membera In charge of the ~ Of Pomeroy DieA gram. Bl'l!aklast Will be sen Funeral services for George at 7 8· m., followed by worsillp rt 112 ho died services at 8·41! a m and sun. 8 Arlhur tew:m;, 't wbis 1- day School ~I 9:45 .: m. Rev. Thursday ev I 1 res w s Stutler is pasto· dence on Lincoln Hill, Pome- :..&mrtse ~ice ~i the roy, will be held Monday mom- Laurel CUH Free Methodist at 10_a.m. at the Ewing Church at 6·30 a m. Louis With burial on the flm. Diehl and the' b . ill In the Middleport HID you c 0" .~ cemetery. be In charge. A film, He Survivors Include his wife, Lives" wiD be shown ot 7 a.m. Nell!e Stewart; three dangh- -Sunrise services at 6 a. m. ters, May Wllliams, Cleveland: at the Bethany EUB Chnreh. Freda Johnson, Canton; Helen -sunrise service at I • . m. Smith, Jolret, 01.-; two sons, al tile Syracuse EUB Chw·ch. Donald Siewert, Columbos, and cart Webster, Joliet, 01. Frlendo MEET TONIGHT caD at the fUIIOI'Il borne The Meigs Counl)' Ooonbunl· era AssoclaUon will meet fo. night at 8 o'clock, at tbe clubVettrau Memorlll BMpllol bGUse on Snowball Hill near Admhslou - Mrs. Leonard Syrac-. There will be rcStover, Racine; Coll!llanCe freshmenls served follllWing Shleldo, Pomeroy; Robert Bar· the business '"'I'Mm Members rett, IIQtland; Mrs. pearlle llld Interested member..to • be ~ ~~ord are lnvlted. tin, Reeds We· Nellie ElrllD. SON PROOBDED HIM ·RECORDS . u. . -·7111 h · •.,.,..- r:~l~~~~~i; ~~;:~.~ ,,:r~. ~~ - • PI SENT .. eld NERVE Mils 1 .. - .,. " · IAN Dl!tGG, Calli. (UPI) - mitt· But .r'ha4 a P,ld ttW." h~l't1~.! Mi"Jn' dep~mwnt ·~kt·· ~. ~~~~~ ::: tlaJdjl l Nil ~th (~) J... • eurrou ,,..,. ..... . hutalled As President ,, ArC3 Churches Sunrise Servicee ,. "-' ~~u~atl~~ M~n~a~. Miss Lohse WEA111ER ' Lynda . . _ up .._. at ilie Unlvenll)' of TI!UI. MillY bwllnesses and plants aC!I'OSB the nat!GD e!Oied for part ... . . . COLlJMIIUS IUPI) _ An eight-point program deslped to upgrade educational opportunlties for adults through the publie school system will be preth 1 te Board of 1d TWO WORDS DaJi.v SelltiDel, Pomeroy-:M14dl~rt, o •• April e. liiH-7 ..,B.e.;t· =~ ·A--d~j~t ·~-~~~-~peaker for j un ~aster oy • d Recommende · - -- :...--.- .---.-- =- Fn·dav ....,...Y illll1b' eJead7,. eenI)J, Mrs. Jobuotr arrived ' - lllllled -1 Willi ,..,,,. Of day, 1111 Pleitdtot lid . Lrlci iJarrlot IIIOIIIINII. B*lnn new In Tburlcll)' lid oervlees at blgb noon, Delle'V·Ith• anticipation of 'tile ers ptbll'ed to ponder and joy of Easter Sunday. lhe death ol Jesus Christ. Good Friday' was the llrst • .J ~ J m'!ftbn of till Pint P1111- For Reman Cttltollcl, Frldty II U. 1!!111 dl7 year whtiiDO Man Is ed. A . ... . - ·""*'- ..._ . ,. ~:NO~,STOPIN.PICKUPONEAIOUUtCIII 0). i·~:~ �',_..,. '· • ·' ,,. i !, ' . . . IS YOUR IAI.at READY TO GO.? Extra Cash The Want Ad Way . ParllindlomcoOn """·Holland a ,........Mo...,. You will be blollaa hJ7 Ill ,bout 6 weeki. sot lor oervlee .FULTON-THQMPSOJ>I TRACTOR SALES AD fiORMATION ; .,.....,,.u ... • •· ..u"l• ::::",.. .. . . • -== "" COdJCftDQ J ,.. .., ... .. I wv OllllnT LLA'fiOIIt . . Ul DOW A. IIIL 1'1.... - KARL GRUESER, plumblnl and healblg, MlnersvUle, Ohio. End. your sewer trouble. We have all size sewer tnea. Reasooable rata. Call WY ~4, day or night. t 1~ llc you opare lMO bOOn a week? u 110, you co earn $2& to $50 per .veek. Car Is neceaeary. Call fur illtervi<w Mr. Baldwin, WY Z. zm. 4 5 etc •{ ) ! ' \ • OOOGLI 11111 .SNU,PY SMITH ALL,$01'' FER Cf\LI!B, MAWl P NH PLAVIN' CI\RDS Alt MARKED 2-5101 HAM DINNER ROAST PORK and DRESSING BIOASTED QfiCKEN We provldt you with lob of good food, p\easiDI 181'Yice plua all the Uttle atru that make diDID& out 011 Iuter 1 happy occuloD. ColD!! to Bllley'al OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. . . 1131, . . ALL FOODS AVAILABLI FOR CARRY.OUT till, BAD.EY'S RESTA1JRAN'f For Sale 211 1. Moln Notice ) Holen Bolloy available for the rirutlle CUb Cldet. 7, 10, 12 power modello built for ,.. lid lore llfl. Come Ill far"" filii CUb Cldot IIDIJ, p_,.y PHONI WY 2-3974 fertll~lzll=•::·.: ;;:~: IIIOW-ovir 50 atllchmenta lrla (loDoYI Collhoo I ._ ..... _,,....,. MEIGS EQUIPfMINT COMPANY WY Z.2171 GASC;ILINI ALLEY lyKINCI ....,..., PIANO .. . ..... ., ..... BARGAINSI THI 101M LOSII ART SANSOM : .DICK TRACY lay CHESTER GOIILD . • USED SPINET PIANO BUY A TRAILER (lefon Mly 111) , , Look! Re1dl real 1D tbe Vlllqe ol Mlddl• port. Call WY WSII w WY Hill w WY 1-3600. llSOtlc $10.00 Down Only $12 1 n.oulh RADIATOR 1~~::\1 SERVICE ~.. o"'........ w.... 11·~~~~ c......,, lleyel 011c ,.... ·11 BIG lEND TRAILER SALES , ,. ' ~ ' ,,. $296 .". ' ROUTil24 eC• eTruck eHeetw c:.r. eBulw..r At Syroct~~t Corponotiotl eAnyType LmLI ORPHAN ANNII USED Baldwl1 S;tnet ~;; Now$496 i Traditional design I ...,, ~~-·­ Sl.-Pt;ne?'OJ. . I II lT. Ranpl 20.J>nm til 1 111..... :14. Tbe IIIPRIIHMINTI w. C.;wy, •Mer. ,__ umw l IJ llo Compaet auto, wm · iiU « trade for boat or Qta;IIIJ tractAlr. WY Z.Zl29. ·-··-· -. ·-of ..- 4 I 31p 4 $ lite FOR SALE at F•ked R::n LIJrA: TRACfOR, good 1100 yarda from dam, 4 fOOIIII "1tlhll, bora and brakoa, ?12111 bloth with udlltiM neec1a !:mod op. Phooe yeara old, bardwood 11110111,1 Ut31. c , &tc redecaraled, drilled ...U. . 11!011 "''· ll, Reedmlll Help Wanted 6ZI3. 1 7 Jtc PJIWI to work from 1:30 to $1RUGS DIRTY! Relit electric _daya a week. Must be: shampow for f1 with ~atiiP?II honoal. lolurl'a Drive chaSf of Luatre Foam. Ja, W. Va. Pllene '1'/J. enblell Hardwart, Porn•! - -l 4 I Jlc roy, Ohio. I TO 00 BOOKKEEP· !lPINI!T PIANO . ·, 1, MADE aa · live a IE lEOS PIZZA AMOTOR :t:.;J:....IIIhroom. lWa • Cempllll _,,. .. 1JO c.....,.o.ot ....ko CALL WY,_ Plcll up At G. & G. CAFE WCl'l1 111 W. MAIN .... plote ......... Call .. 11-lhrrill'•• 5 ,........, ~­ a. 'l'loiJ cencelled? Loll yeur ar's llceose! Call WY .,..,,. ... -a! DAILY «<ICftiiP.Ir.illlllqlJiliJ4oOIW!I&l'B - 2 e'• .. .. til Wtlk 1M ................... II LO•e•aloLOW Oololo!IW ....,.,...., . . . . on It • - " • torlllo- Uto X lorlllo- O'lo ... .. s' 2 lllo ........... "" '"• al ,.. - .. llldt daJ' tbt . . . . . . . 8N M I 11._. lo-. - A<~:s 1 s-4 'Uc c ...,.. a" a .., IIAK m JIADIIBr wmm. A/1 1111 - - - . 120 D :?B. J'I'AQa:YA1"orJ'. .. - . . . •• t II llo • • a, IIIII -· TRAVEL .TRAILER ' '""' SHOW APR!~ 1M-1o.u F...uri?Ptl Tl:l AUaiON 6:30P.M. OVER 20 MODELS ON OISPLAYl SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEKI AUCTION nu.owa BRING votJB DATI SLOT CAR RACES· '1'111 full tbu hobb7 aweeph:1 tl:e~. I CAR AUCTION · ~TUIDA"t ' NIGHT . , Trophy RactS Saturday Night From 8pm REGISTER FOR PRIZES Comp~ Ho~ Full of 'l'loll'd & Olive I'.,._. In Trlftl Tni!IP'II HOUDAY RAMJLE1- tlQTw9QP.. " . ' HOLIDAY TRAVELER · · · · · SATURDAY KNOJTS ~ roa Till rAKJLYI Fiq 44U917 Furniture, So:ne Pracl!ally New Ineludlnc Food Freat.W'. XYD't''t'I Y _..·lol . KNOTTS USED FURNITURE 11111 AUCTION a.- -:~~~:=I OPIIOI'8J boollMM, IP' May be had by J 4 boor• per day, monthly pof?Denlt. I ciV1 1 . . -. II A. M. to I llnllh. See lt locaDy. Write f, )(., ,m educaliol:, aperl- Credll Depl., '101 Lii:Coln, - . ... 11?11 ether quallfl- eoola, l:od. 4 li ..... write 11oJ: ...B i: T1:rN _.. Ill !be Dall7 lo:lll::e~ .rooms, 0. Jeflm ' ~011. Ol:lt. I 7 Ita lvr81!1?111. I i DISPLAY OP THI YEARI l'lomllun ead """""""' IOOda. We will ba)o ,.... &Jtml·=·t&ce 1' F1nl Spdlsl Thrdlsl F111 For All POMIIIOY tbo OOap II , ~4! AT ITS GREATEST PlaiD or wltb ,...,..,...m. Put.., Dn g! llliiNK .. • 12" - albatb'• *""' .' $ ::·::-~~32.~- . . . . . . . -. ' ' I -- ly _SCHULZ -~ with oil the pipe. Geora• G. Roberts. Ohio. ·- :1'1, J.n>pel a Alb"'..lll Jocelll POM;ROY OHIO J•clt ,..... ado' •• 1 !II. oo.n. . . ClaPl 22. ~ .,. WY 2-2193 :M.I>lalnt6a 'I t ...... ,...,_ wrat1oa 3D. ruan'wal). •· .utrtDawll old 1tJ1e fl'ult 18. c 1 Ill. JlcJrinC ••• . <0.:tt. li'nloll G. 11..:0 m $485 Blaettnars toe. ted ~ BRAKE SERVICE Ia • ..., a. NIPt I. 81u:ad u. IIIli H . Nepllve • Showoro el PrtNo IK!fChiN ntMIIIIry · . lUll .... In ond ,..,,... ~ ·111·i1lii 1 I. I .......t H . - pi • WORK. 1\eaHIItldf,. depe::dable IDd experi.......WY 2-!21. 4 7 31< . e st.uwars of l1rplftl dllbel. .. ",, .. '1".: . IIIII .. DitA" Me . 16, Pota- U.Kore 16._.,. Call ... write: · · """"' - FACTORY PRICE Kah. or Ebony Onilh WHEEL ALIGNMENT IL d.Not-rk ~ .... . 1. dc6 !lox ingrecllent Wanted UrlQUB' I'Unlllure. 11. Greek Iotter lO.lbltlDI ..,_ '1k, liPid fi,OO odin. I::D 1Pilza, $1.50. Jacl:'a Dill)' Jim', MlddliiJOrt. tJ I tlc Wanted To Buy DOWH L ll'old, u o&.PI Wurfitzer Spinet EXPERIENCED •ehlele t..UO ' NiW -..- s.- . . . .. s:- =-'" ...... - Baker Funolture, Ohla. . r DAILY ':ROSSWORD LNIUUiy'a ~ ,.' US before you buy your planls for Easter gifts. BLUE LUSTRE not only have Mums, Aza1eas, carpets of aon but leavea drangeas, Geraniums, neerarill, Calcilarlas, Tulips, soil and lofty. Rent electric I Lllles. Pric.. from $.85 to $3. o:i:ampooer fl. Pickens Bar11H 44 The Midway Market, Pomo- ware Co. Inc. roy, Ohio. WY 2-25112. 41 3tc our third floor ' ~ :· Reg.$995 IEII HGOBLE FORD ,.' By HAROLD GRAY : -~ '. •' ' ! ,· . '· ' Join The Fun. ; .·~ WAt I, Wood Mobile Homes, _Inc. hlwM"n ~~~ i::ll~ttltta an St-..l~ 7· · 'fttONE 4~555 .. ·. · ,, · . · •' ~- . iiiLP.RI. Q. :':N..., ~.,.~ Wlff! CHfkllnW' ,. '· . •:, .. •I • ·' \ 1 ....... ~·"1·1 ..... : ' ..... ~ .. ~~~ ' �',_..,. '· • ·' ,,. i !, ' . . . IS YOUR IAI.at READY TO GO.? Extra Cash The Want Ad Way . ParllindlomcoOn """·Holland a ,........Mo...,. You will be blollaa hJ7 Ill ,bout 6 weeki. sot lor oervlee .FULTON-THQMPSOJ>I TRACTOR SALES AD fiORMATION ; .,.....,,.u ... • •· ..u"l• ::::",.. .. . . • -== "" COdJCftDQ J ,.. .., ... .. I wv OllllnT LLA'fiOIIt . . Ul DOW A. IIIL 1'1.... - KARL GRUESER, plumblnl and healblg, MlnersvUle, Ohio. End. your sewer trouble. We have all size sewer tnea. Reasooable rata. Call WY ~4, day or night. t 1~ llc you opare lMO bOOn a week? u 110, you co earn $2& to $50 per .veek. Car Is neceaeary. Call fur illtervi<w Mr. Baldwin, WY Z. zm. 4 5 etc •{ ) ! ' \ • OOOGLI 11111 .SNU,PY SMITH ALL,$01'' FER Cf\LI!B, MAWl P NH PLAVIN' CI\RDS Alt MARKED 2-5101 HAM DINNER ROAST PORK and DRESSING BIOASTED QfiCKEN We provldt you with lob of good food, p\easiDI 181'Yice plua all the Uttle atru that make diDID& out 011 Iuter 1 happy occuloD. ColD!! to Bllley'al OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. . . 1131, . . ALL FOODS AVAILABLI FOR CARRY.OUT till, BAD.EY'S RESTA1JRAN'f For Sale 211 1. Moln Notice ) Holen Bolloy available for the rirutlle CUb Cldet. 7, 10, 12 power modello built for ,.. lid lore llfl. Come Ill far"" filii CUb Cldot IIDIJ, p_,.y PHONI WY 2-3974 fertll~lzll=•::·.: ;;:~: IIIOW-ovir 50 atllchmenta lrla (loDoYI Collhoo I ._ ..... _,,....,. MEIGS EQUIPfMINT COMPANY WY Z.2171 GASC;ILINI ALLEY lyKINCI ....,..., PIANO .. . ..... ., ..... BARGAINSI THI 101M LOSII ART SANSOM : .DICK TRACY lay CHESTER GOIILD . • USED SPINET PIANO BUY A TRAILER (lefon Mly 111) , , Look! Re1dl real 1D tbe Vlllqe ol Mlddl• port. Call WY WSII w WY Hill w WY 1-3600. llSOtlc $10.00 Down Only $12 1 n.oulh RADIATOR 1~~::\1 SERVICE ~.. o"'........ w.... 11·~~~~ c......,, lleyel 011c ,.... ·11 BIG lEND TRAILER SALES , ,. ' ~ ' ,,. $296 .". ' ROUTil24 eC• eTruck eHeetw c:.r. eBulw..r At Syroct~~t Corponotiotl eAnyType LmLI ORPHAN ANNII USED Baldwl1 S;tnet ~;; Now$496 i Traditional design I ...,, ~~-·­ Sl.-Pt;ne?'OJ. . I II lT. Ranpl 20.J>nm til 1 111..... :14. Tbe IIIPRIIHMINTI w. C.;wy, •Mer. ,__ umw l IJ llo Compaet auto, wm · iiU « trade for boat or Qta;IIIJ tractAlr. WY Z.Zl29. ·-··-· -. ·-of ..- 4 I 31p 4 $ lite FOR SALE at F•ked R::n LIJrA: TRACfOR, good 1100 yarda from dam, 4 fOOIIII "1tlhll, bora and brakoa, ?12111 bloth with udlltiM neec1a !:mod op. Phooe yeara old, bardwood 11110111,1 Ut31. c , &tc redecaraled, drilled ...U. . 11!011 "''· ll, Reedmlll Help Wanted 6ZI3. 1 7 Jtc PJIWI to work from 1:30 to $1RUGS DIRTY! Relit electric _daya a week. Must be: shampow for f1 with ~atiiP?II honoal. lolurl'a Drive chaSf of Luatre Foam. Ja, W. Va. Pllene '1'/J. enblell Hardwart, Porn•! - -l 4 I Jlc roy, Ohio. I TO 00 BOOKKEEP· !lPINI!T PIANO . ·, 1, MADE aa · live a IE lEOS PIZZA AMOTOR :t:.;J:....IIIhroom. lWa • Cempllll _,,. .. 1JO c.....,.o.ot ....ko CALL WY,_ Plcll up At G. & G. CAFE WCl'l1 111 W. MAIN .... plote ......... Call .. 11-lhrrill'•• 5 ,........, ~­ a. 'l'loiJ cencelled? Loll yeur ar's llceose! Call WY .,..,,. ... -a! DAILY «<ICftiiP.Ir.illlllqlJiliJ4oOIW!I&l'B - 2 e'• .. .. til Wtlk 1M ................... II LO•e•aloLOW Oololo!IW ....,.,...., . . . . on It • - " • torlllo- Uto X lorlllo- O'lo ... .. s' 2 lllo ........... "" '"• al ,.. - .. llldt daJ' tbt . . . . . . . 8N M I 11._. lo-. - A<~:s 1 s-4 'Uc c ...,.. a" a .., IIAK m JIADIIBr wmm. A/1 1111 - - - . 120 D :?B. J'I'AQa:YA1"orJ'. .. - . . . •• t II llo • • a, IIIII -· TRAVEL .TRAILER ' '""' SHOW APR!~ 1M-1o.u F...uri?Ptl Tl:l AUaiON 6:30P.M. OVER 20 MODELS ON OISPLAYl SPECIAL SALE THIS WEEKI AUCTION nu.owa BRING votJB DATI SLOT CAR RACES· '1'111 full tbu hobb7 aweeph:1 tl:e~. I CAR AUCTION · ~TUIDA"t ' NIGHT . , Trophy RactS Saturday Night From 8pm REGISTER FOR PRIZES Comp~ Ho~ Full of 'l'loll'd & Olive I'.,._. In Trlftl Tni!IP'II HOUDAY RAMJLE1- tlQTw9QP.. " . ' HOLIDAY TRAVELER · · · · · SATURDAY KNOJTS ~ roa Till rAKJLYI Fiq 44U917 Furniture, So:ne Pracl!ally New Ineludlnc Food Freat.W'. XYD't''t'I Y _..·lol . KNOTTS USED FURNITURE 11111 AUCTION a.- -:~~~:=I OPIIOI'8J boollMM, IP' May be had by J 4 boor• per day, monthly pof?Denlt. I ciV1 1 . . -. II A. M. to I llnllh. See lt locaDy. Write f, )(., ,m educaliol:, aperl- Credll Depl., '101 Lii:Coln, - . ... 11?11 ether quallfl- eoola, l:od. 4 li ..... write 11oJ: ...B i: T1:rN _.. Ill !be Dall7 lo:lll::e~ .rooms, 0. Jeflm ' ~011. Ol:lt. I 7 Ita lvr81!1?111. I i DISPLAY OP THI YEARI l'lomllun ead """""""' IOOda. We will ba)o ,.... &Jtml·=·t&ce 1' F1nl Spdlsl Thrdlsl F111 For All POMIIIOY tbo OOap II , ~4! AT ITS GREATEST PlaiD or wltb ,...,..,...m. Put.., Dn g! llliiNK .. • 12" - albatb'• *""' .' $ ::·::-~~32.~- . . . . . . . -. ' ' I -- ly _SCHULZ -~ with oil the pipe. Geora• G. Roberts. Ohio. ·- :1'1, J.n>pel a Alb"'..lll Jocelll POM;ROY OHIO J•clt ,..... ado' •• 1 !II. oo.n. . . ClaPl 22. ~ .,. WY 2-2193 :M.I>lalnt6a 'I t ...... ,...,_ wrat1oa 3D. ruan'wal). •· .utrtDawll old 1tJ1e fl'ult 18. c 1 Ill. JlcJrinC ••• . <0.:tt. li'nloll G. 11..:0 m $485 Blaettnars toe. ted ~ BRAKE SERVICE Ia • ..., a. NIPt I. 81u:ad u. IIIli H . Nepllve • Showoro el PrtNo IK!fChiN ntMIIIIry · . lUll .... In ond ,..,,... ~ ·111·i1lii 1 I. I .......t H . - pi • WORK. 1\eaHIItldf,. depe::dable IDd experi.......WY 2-!21. 4 7 31< . e st.uwars of l1rplftl dllbel. .. ",, .. '1".: . IIIII .. DitA" Me . 16, Pota- U.Kore 16._.,. Call ... write: · · """"' - FACTORY PRICE Kah. or Ebony Onilh WHEEL ALIGNMENT IL d.Not-rk ~ .... . 1. dc6 !lox ingrecllent Wanted UrlQUB' I'Unlllure. 11. Greek Iotter lO.lbltlDI ..,_ '1k, liPid fi,OO odin. I::D 1Pilza, $1.50. Jacl:'a Dill)' Jim', MlddliiJOrt. tJ I tlc Wanted To Buy DOWH L ll'old, u o&.PI Wurfitzer Spinet EXPERIENCED •ehlele t..UO ' NiW -..- s.- . . . .. s:- =-'" ...... - Baker Funolture, Ohla. . r DAILY ':ROSSWORD LNIUUiy'a ~ ,.' US before you buy your planls for Easter gifts. BLUE LUSTRE not only have Mums, Aza1eas, carpets of aon but leavea drangeas, Geraniums, neerarill, Calcilarlas, Tulips, soil and lofty. Rent electric I Lllles. Pric.. from $.85 to $3. o:i:ampooer fl. Pickens Bar11H 44 The Midway Market, Pomo- ware Co. Inc. roy, Ohio. WY 2-25112. 41 3tc our third floor ' ~ :· Reg.$995 IEII HGOBLE FORD ,.' By HAROLD GRAY : -~ '. •' ' ! ,· . '· ' Join The Fun. ; .·~ WAt I, Wood Mobile Homes, _Inc. hlwM"n ~~~ i::ll~ttltta an St-..l~ 7· · 'fttONE 4~555 .. ·. · ,, · . · •' ~- . iiiLP.RI. Q. :':N..., ~.,.~ Wlff! CHfkllnW' ,. '· . •:, .. •I • ·' \ 1 ....... ~·"1·1 ..... : ' ..... ~ .. ~~~ ' �., ' . ~ ·.... Sentinel,, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., A_!l"!_l, 196e Jed Webster Sr. who read two · ·! ~ ~ · · CUstoms/' eoncemlnS colored egp aued rellgtoua oymbsls and "Be- Youths' Morals at Stake on any •• .Newsstands throuqh magazine Sales :~~:;/::~·: a;'~.o~~:U~~ ••Morals at Stake on 0 u r"'ment, ..The cireu~atton of perIwws autuU~ .• """ ·t~~:: ~:;:!~ r>f , .nrlir·RI:~~ contalnmg salac~B the program, presented by Mrs. matenal and highly 'BU~esnve l'lllls Reibel when Pomeroy and offe~slve motion piCtureS Shakespeare ciuO mt:i W<:~~:::::: 1~!'!oj tPlPv~~lnn. play an importday afternoon at the borne of an_t part In the develapm,~t Mrs. Dale Smith, Spring Ave. crune among, o~ youth Mn. Reibel brought out that closed with 'Let • get the obscene literature cause!~ crime ! generate smut off th~ news and . delinquency and is one of ', sta nds •. out of the malls: away the primary probltms m the ' from ftlm and get on WJ!b the United States today II condi· !\ task of building solidly I tions the minds of children. structure of deeP.nt , She ' n " !JIIP:led J. Edgar Ho&ver s st::ale· , J e. . , ~ ' The meetmg m rharge 1 Mrs. Smith president. wilh th< Women's Creed son. Devotions were Jed by I MasoN i)rive·ln W. VA . ·· TONIGHT th•u SUNDAY "GOODBYE CHARLIE" (Colo!' I ~~FREE BABY CHICKS Debbie Reynolds, Tony , Curtis. P:-tt Booneo Fri. & Sat. Apr. 1-9 (with 8 Gil. of Gas I C•rti1ild GIS Stltion -~nd - "AT RAGON" \Color) Pomt:t"OY ~~-- -~ ' " '! •• ) ment." M-mhP.ra responded to ro1l MrS. Lee Davidson, daughter call with community bnprove-1 of Mr. and Mrs. "'""'-" I NO. 10 ment. communications were Jones, has l!len retumed to her :-:::~ f!i'"! th~ district wesi- home in Athens fro~ Gra.ntl l dent, concerning the compiling Hospital in ColumbUs wnere line of a history of the club and a hns been treated for a lung cbairman of culture and litera· Infection. She wJII return to her ture. Plans were made for a classes at the Chauncey schools planned potluck luncheon at the Monday. next meeting May II, at the M D the I Welker Colum· home of Mrs: C. F. Tompkins. , bus r~isit:d ~is week :Vitb her Mrs. Robert Warner read. anlpar•' nts ' Mr . and Mrs . Charles article &n The Internahona Sauer Peace Gardens between Cana· de and the United States. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. At the close of the meeting, and Mrs. Horace McElhinny 8 dessert course was served by were Mr. and Mrs. Allen Balli the boste<s from a table with Chester Road, and Mr. and white cover and centered with Mrs. Charles Johnson and son, an Easter arrangement. · Mike, of Trimble. Bill Slater, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Slater, is recovering satisfactorily from an eye injury which kept him hospitAl· DureU·of DaUao deslgu lbe tennis-type ·overjtlouae and permanelt pleated sklrl (center~ Sharply eontrastlnC !zed in Gallipolis for several stripes are eounterpolnted by erlsp, wb!te linea colilr Patty Crossen was guest of days. and long musician's tie of stylized ftowor ptlnt by Kabro honor at a partv given by her Mr. and Mrs. Roger Luckey· of Houston (rlgbl). Drm Ia Uned Ia malcllln& prlal. mother, Mrs. Mary Crossen, doe odf HunthtmgtEon. 1W. Va.,kared Sund'av in observance of her spen mg. e as er wee en . 13th birthday anniversary. The with thetr pllrents .. Mr. and dinner was prepared by Patty's Mrs. .James Brewmgton, Mtd· lllliii<!IIIIIO.. !!! : II' mPopular Dtmandl .;.; · grandmother, Mrs. Marga· dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. The ~uUve Committee ,.. ret Archer and her aunt, Mrs. Lvuckeydoo of New Haven, w. of the ,Salllbury I"''A met I Elmer Bums. a. Ill A decorated birthday cake . Mr. and Mrs. Branch Flem· Thursday aflernooa at e 'tth Ice cream fol· \ mg have returned to Fort Land· S sehool to plan ajlllley supper was serv ed W rd I Fl f0 II . . 'I Th Sa t of The al the oclt•ol Salurday; AJI' lowing the dinner. She receiv- e a e, a., . owmg a YISI e cramen : ed gUts and cards from those here with relahves. Lord's Supper was observed In rU Ill. The preceeds an to 1 attending the party. Sending . Mtss Mary Schaaf, Columb~s, the Middleport churches, be used lor publicity on the , gifts and cards from Columbus , VISited recently with her "" Thursday evening. The Maundy bond Issue lor lbe aew schooL • M s Mary Walker and I ter and family, Mr. and Mrs . . Thursday Communion service Attendta&: were Mrs. WU· ~~~~= Fl~~ence Crossen. Everett Bachner and fa'?ily. [ was held . at Heath Methodist 111m ObiiDior, president Members attending the Mrs. Earl Davenport " a Cburch wtth the Rev. M. E. Mrs. Barry Carletoa, Mrs. . nor were Mr. and Mrs . . Del· surgtcal pahent at Holzer hos· Dnwson offielating. PhD ObUnger, Mrs. James mar Rothgeb and daughter, ptlal m Gallipolis. . He presented a communion wm, Mrs. Berberl Dlxoa, . Becky, Cheshire: Mr. and Mr. and Mrs .. Charles Bmg, meditatloa entitled, "Love One Mrs. Roy Graeser, Mrs. Ray· . Mrs. Elmer Burns, Bobby Jo Cleveland, are vtstli~ her m<> Another." The special anthem monel Cole, Mrs. Frlllklbl entitled, IIIIer, Mrs. Jacll Clrlll aad I and Mike Archer, Mrs. Marga. ther, Mrs . .1. K. Smtih, Sr. for by tire choir was · ret Archer, Mrs. Mary the Easter weekend.. . "Come Let Us Worship" by Edward Bartels. ' sen and Cheryl Crossen, sis.ter da~ghter, Judy, wtll JOm them Pallstrlna under the direction 3 .aa·m'f•zall!l~l•~ of Patty. Calling in the Frtday for the weekend. of Mr. William Russell with were Mrs. Charles Archer Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cale Mrs. C. M. Hennes)' at the Mike Archer. and daughters, Mereta: Mehs· organ. Mr. RusseU played an ~~~~~~====""! fill and Megan, .left thts week organ prelude, ''Into the Woods Often aa follal may spend many waking houn teUbw another about their diets, desserts are atill defmitely INf And. for thell' home m Norfolk, Va. M Master went" and Twila 110 ·matter how many new desserts · are created or dlsecwered. LITTLE GIRLS Mrs. Cale .and children have Cl~tworthy was the candlelightnone can ever quite eompete with the old-fashioned 1oodn• been here Wtth her mother, Mrs. Mr J k Beohtle and Mr of shortcakes smothered with fruit. None, that ia. ex~t ~ Max Roller while Mr. Cale was 7a'mes ' ~~ were ushers 10; Egp were colored and .East· newer, easier-to-pnpare shortcakes that are made with paftio. on sea duty wtth lh• U. N. Na· Ill . er boxes prepared for reSidents \ized refrigerated biscUits llnd eanned' blueberry pie 6llinC,: These biscuits are sized juat right becaWie they're · bla' vy e serv1ce. H h the Black and White · . At the First Baptist Church of the County orne w en enough to satisfy the hun_griest. Dip~d first in 11111ar, they Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zeig· .. " " Sew-Rile Sewing club met Wed· bake to flaky perfection. Then the pie · filling can bs ~ flztl $2.99 ler and children of Belpre vis- the tradttional Upper dRoom nesday eveniug at their club right from the can to flU and top each fragrant hoi pul. II 4\'a lo Big I ited recently with his service was held Thurs ay ev· 'Ill Mrs T Gru ser you like ~tdd a perky dollop of ·whipped cream. Serve abort. 'Ill the Rev Donald room WI • om e cakes likR these aDd .dieta will &o out the door u tbl er, Mrs. Mildred Zeigler and emng w• . . . · f aa hostess delseri enteral Mr. and Mrs. Earl Davenport Boone offictating. A loaf o I · de Euy Bl........,. Sborkok., and sons Mickey and Jerr bread ond grapes were used Mrs. Harold Hood, pres! nt, l ean r<!lrigeraled ~uxe·.U. layered Bally bisculla Mr. and Mrs. William Bknd on the table symbolizing the I conducted a short busmess sesMiddleport, 0. %,. cup sugar 1 No. 2 can (2 eupo) blueberry pie Bllinc \ ""ii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~:land children Carla and Last Supper of Jesus. Mrs. Har· slon. It was voted to purchase Heavy .,..am, whipped · "' Akron · 1~ th old Chase and Mrs. Frank a party perk for the club room. Oven: .jOQ• Yield: 5 ohort<akeo end ~it;"Mrs. :::.:.1 R~ynolds Cheesebrew were Ia charge of Tho traveling prize, dooated by Scperato dough into 10 biscuits. Place one 'b!Jcuil OD lclp ·af and Mrs. Minerva Childers. the placing ef the dements. Mr. MrS. Loull Osborne, was a· another; :firmly preu to1ether to fona. one large 1hortiake. romeroy, Ohio , Mrs. Bland and children re- L. D. Diles, Mr. Frank Cheese- warded to Mrs. Ronald Brown- Repeat with remaining bi!euitl to :form 5 shortcakea. Roll lll Place on JreBIWd cookie sheet. ' mained for the week. brew, Mr. George Baker and lng. ed b lUgar. Bake at 4110" lor 9 to 11 Dlinuteo or until IIOldell browa. TONIGHT ond SATURDAY Mr. John Kauff, deacons, as- Refreshments were aerv Y Split hoi ohori<akeo and fiU with blueberry pie ftlliDg. Top "OPERATION CROSSBOW" with more flllinc ODd, ll deaired, aweeteDOII whipped .....,. PLAN VISITATION NIGIIT a!sted the Rev. Donald Boone the hostess to those named a· (Technlcolor) AHred Grange is with the service. Mrs. Gerald bove and llrs. Raymond Baf· With Sophia Loren and George Peppard Visitation Night Thursday, Anthony was organist lor the ty, Mra. Dayton Strickland, Mra. "WAR PARTY" rU 14, at 8 p.m. lor Chester candlelight service. More than Dnneld Celllns, Mrs. Elza Donad Barry, Davey Davison Grange. A program will he 50 persons attended with 12 per· Gilmore, Jr., Mrs. Charles HoH· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L d' S upper I orQbsserve d 1 onks Lea 1ng Sj\!(J6N (UP!) - The Buddhist hierarchy Saturday Issued a virtual declaration of war aga~ijij the military government and said monks would lead future street demonstr•, tio~. ~hurchmen dared the generals ruling South Viet Nam to stop them. The ·Jllllllant declaration came after Premier Nguyen Cao Ky again switched commander• til the Buddhist-dominated, potentially explosive five northern provinces. Budd· his! !eiders In Saglon announced that henceforth monks would officially lead all anti· governl!'eiJt demonstrations under the banner of the "national Buddhbt struggle force." TbA Coll!!ilunlque was signed by the venerable Thlch Tam Chau, who had been conald· ered a .ri!Qderate. · - -- -The tlri!led States~ mean· That Dinh, iltl, who Is known Dlnh replaced Lt. Gen. while, evacuated 595 more hla flambouyant dress and Nguyen Uan Chuan. American,\' and other foreigners reputed ability to polish off Dlnh doubl...,rossed Diem In lro111 ·Ilk~~. civil war bottle bottle of scotch . daily, as IINI3, pretending to try and put grmtnds 'Iii the north. Amerl· VIetnamese lsi Army Corps down anti-government Buddhist can• have ' !Jem ordered off the Commander. He has a reputa- demonstrations while plotting slreets<ot !l'lgon In the wake of lion for toughness and was with oth.r general• the revolt live oo•utlve nights of military governor of Saigon which overthrew the dictatorial bloody ant~U.S. rioting. he!ore the 1963 overthrow and president. Appofll.. New Commander assassination of President Ngo Ky apf!!lnted Lt. Gen Ton Dlnh Diem. 'Til-· ·W4SHINGTON (UPI) - South VIet Nam's polilltal ertsls was viewed here Saturday as still highly unpredletable ud possibly becoming even more tan· gled. In the minds nf ll'any ofllclals there alsn was the qn•sllon of how long polltleal Instability could eon· tlnu~ without aerloosly affecting the war eflorl against ·the Communists. PATENT STRAP Roush's Shoe Store AND A VARIETY OF MEIGS THEATRE Doris Day, Rod Taylor OTHER POTTED PLANTS FOR EASTER MAY THE JOY AND BEAUTY ,--..t HYACINTHS From HYDRANGEAS AZALEAS TULIPS POT ROSES MUMS BEGONIAS GLOXINIAS 'oFf!~ · FILL THE LIVES ,f . OF ONE AND ALLI COMBINATION BOXES ARRANGEMENTS BEAUTIFUL SPRING FLOWERS STYLED TO PLEASE YOUI CORSAGES ''!· FROM ALL OUR DIRECTOR'S, OFFICERS AND STAFF ~----------~--~ Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. LOVELY WITH YOUR EASTER OUTFIT From ~.50 EVERYTHING FOR EASTER UDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Ave. Middltport, 0. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK • 45th Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated sons being seated at the com· man, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Pamala and Sharon; Mr. 1111 munion table each time and Donald McKnight and Mrs. Ed· Mrs. orville Mllllren and liDo joining hands in the fellowship ward weus, Jerry, Reynoldsburg; prayer, The minister read from ----Mrs. Norman Milliron ID!Ialtllthe scriptures including Paul's GIVE DINNER dren, Rodger, Eddie, Paul, IJb. charge to Christians during the Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grueaer m- Mr and Mra Henry MIUlron by and JoAnn, Letarl; Mr. _. tertained with a lamlly dinner ~ Street ·Middleport ce~ Mrs. Marvin MiiUroD and cltjlervlce. recently at their home, LlncoiD ebrated their '45th weddl.g 811- tlren, JamtlS, Diane and 1'81111, The annual Holy Communion Heights. Present were Mr. nlversary Sunday AprU 2 with Middleport; Mrs. Belvia MlU· service of the First United Presand Mrs. Jee Wllaon, claughter, a family dinner given lor them Iron and son, Gary, Mr. . . byterian Church was held on Myrta, and son, JUchnrd, of by their children at the borne Mrs. Ronald ,(Allee) Jacoba aitd Thursday eveniug with the Mlddlepert, Miss Nancy Titus, of their son and daugh~r-ln-\aw claughter, Crystal, of MiddleRev. Howard Ruppel! offiCiat- Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Milliron pert; Mr · and Mra. Latey Mlll- , ing. Mr. Robert Tewksbary was Grueser and Jeffrey and Bar· of Letart. Iron. and claugh~, C~, ..~ chairman of the elements at.d bare. A large cake decorated 111 BaltlDiilre, OWo, Mr. aJid ,...,.. Mrs. Lillian SteUf was organpink and grees wlth "Happy Benny Holderman 81111 ~ Ist for the aervlce. PLAN BAKE SALE Anniversary Mom and Dad" ~r. Mary Beth, Columbus; Mr. The Youth Fellowship el the centered the table. and Mrs. Data Jacobs, Mn. Middleport fllurch of Christ Mr. and Mrs. Milliron are Bertha Rife, Mise Bonnie ~. will hold a bake sale Saturday, the parenta of seven children, and Miss Wanda Sarver, Midat Westem Aut., beginning at 17 grandchildren and lour great dleport. Mtl1lroD, .... • Y a. m. grandchildren. A son, Melvla Bltu. T .... Guests attending the dinller tloned at Fori Bllsl, . WI, Plana were made for a moth· Gertrude MltcheU and Edna were Mr. and Mrs. Delbert with the Arrn'J was unable II er-daugbter banquet on Thur• Schoenleb. Milliron and children, Debra, attend. day, April 21, at 8 p.m. when Pomeroy Chapter 186 OES mel TUesday evening, at the M&aonlc Temple. Barbara Walker, wwthy matren, and Dale E. Smith, wor' ' thy patton, ~side4 and meeting opened .• rituallatlc form. •·· '. II was an~ that the ···~ . members wO!!td altentl Good Friday servliie at the Federal;• I ' ·.» od church Ia' .: body. The date of Inspection waa cbanged from llay 30 to May 11 and a clinner at the Unlled 'Methodlat church t.m precede the tnapec11oo. The aaaoclate matron, Belly . ' '· Cowan, reported 011 the sale of cookbooks and alated thai 116 had ~n aol!l and !be baa orders fiR' more. Anyone wtshlng ,, a cookbook Ia ~ to contact *· _. Plans Made for Banquet on April 2Jst l Easter Q Big Se~ecti~ns in Every Depa~ment Courteo~s, Capable . . . S~lespiapf• To· Help .You ••• her. OPEN TONIGHT, . Fotirleen past matr0111 and two · past patrOns ol the ChaP' . f'• I { , ' ' tr were honored and,e8ch pr. 118Dted a Jill ·from the worthy SeTI!ing Meigs County tor OtJer Hvean matron and wai'lhy patron. The ,J' meeting cl08ed ID regular RUTLAND POMEROY form wijb ~ Goe&leiD. a ' Member Federal Reserve System peat maria, &lvlDB lhl fare. , ·· · • , , II . ' tl ll!llllber Federal Deposit l!i,sUl'ance Corpora OD the clole of the ~ · by · ; ••• · ;.·,$:· ·: • '·' ·" ~,,,. l '• 1 '' : ' ' · ' 1 • ' ', ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. ~llle llrowD, lolarllt Cultft,'l_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • '1-.1·~--~------- w~estilileml~ ~ed EtBER'FE-LD ·,.~ "'"'';, ;p:o ~Ml'ROY ~- ... ., - - -· I" ' PRICI; 10 COOl., , ,¢ ~,.., I I I ~ ~ •., (!;I'.LQ> Hierarchy Declares Virtual War - - , . . . . . . . - - - - - - - - - - A~~st VietNam's Military Government ,Ohio's Newest Camp Site to be Eggs Colored, Boxes Readied By Sewing Club presented by Chester Grange. The all-eotton duster contest Is to he held also. All members not already notified, please bring pie or sandwiches. I B~Jddhist Easy Blueberry Shortcakes . .. YY , , • 13th Birthday Is Observed by Pattv crossen SUNDAY, MONDAY end TUESDAY "DO NOT DISTURB" (Teehnieolor) \ I i EASTER LILIES () THREE SECTIONS 24 PAGES -;===:=:--:-:;--;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;:-;:::;::-;.::;; ·=:"'f"~ Sacrament of ly DUDLEY'S ., ; Around And About Middleport articles, ,. Ancient M ·~ ,1 .., o"'t; :1'~ v o ~to '0 . ' 'I "'• " ·"t'tOd.1cated ~.,. .... 0 ... '0 Dedication of Gallia county's new $11,000 camp lilt Mi scheduled next Sunday according to Waldo F. Brown, prbo' ident of the Galtla County Junior Fairboard, and leldUI& figure Instrumental in acquiring the state's newest oamtm~ area. The 16-acre project Is located just off Rt. 35, four lill!jt northwest of Gallipolis, directly behind the junior fll1lo grounds. Facilities are available for 3tl aod other outdoor equlpmeal II trailers. Running water, elec· anlicipaled. · tricity, rest room a, picnic tab- The actual ceremony will lit les and outside grills are in· held between IOOD 1111d I p. m., stalled. Sunday, Aprlll7. No proJram 11 Weatber permitting, the ded· scheduled, but ampero 11114 lcntion program will actually others who may becoml ~ last trree days, beginning Fri· ers are illviled fur a "'oot·MI" day evening. Tentative plans around the area's ldf.l call for a community campfire Fee for a 24-heur ~ lor area campers next Satur· stay Ia •uo per trallar. . . . day night, providing the wealh- lever, during the weeUIId · 1r is right. Displays of campiDB ( CoDtinued 01 . ··' • I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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