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By :-...0• ''tl.:f t't ,-:f ""' ~ mail one year $10.00; Six \\ tJ I months. $5.25: Three months. $3.00. t'i!o, ,. ~ : -;r: ~ 2'!" ~ ; ~, t ' '+\: i /ul editoriah !>.;' I I ( !' [,.. . ~ ~'f,''H Human Element ' WE are all watching with interest the diBcussions in regard to the safety of American automobiles. The debate has reached the federal level in the nature of committee investigations , and the whole country is pondering the nature ~· of features that should be built •:;t. intosafety the cars of today to insure the sur· :x viva! of those who operate them. The ap· · ~· proach is so typically American. Most Americans seem to feel that everything can be achieved by passing regulations, sr,ending money, or passing a law to set· t e e~ry issue. In many instances we start the top with the figures of the fatalitie811l\.d .Ute hundreds of thousands · of injured on our highways and never think of going back to the original cause 1 Qf the mayhem that results. at We do not care how sale they make a car at the manufacturing level. and no matter what is done to improve safety measures in them, the human element is unpredictable. There will never be a safe car, or sRfrty in any phase or our lives as long : there is a human ele- ; ., ' .. ;. '· '· ,. ' , ., , •·: ', 1 ' ' . .... J I. ~ !) I '« [. 1:lI ' ' 'c ment invoh·cd . , he safest car made will still be a death trap if some fool behind the wheel barrels it down !be highway at a terrific speed, and many will do just that to test it, and to see how fast they <'an go without killiing themselves and OthC'r innocents in their path. We can not alter h.~mans by providing them with :.afrty leatures or by pas.s.ing laws. and then allowing them to be disobeyed. All cttivf'r:s must be willing to assume the responsibility for their own driving, and the dnving of others on the highway. There is a growJng element jn every facet of life ,in which we try to place the blame on other people for our 11'/.<takes. Just the other day a number of children were injured in the Columbus area when a bus lost a wheel and turned over. In one account we read where a changed wheel was not properly tightened ear· ller in the day. One grouP. would o:ay that the mechanic that failed to see the wheel properly adjusted should be held re,ponsible. A fewer number would say that the driver of the bus, who was di· ·rectly responsible for the safety of those children should have been a close obser· ver of the wheel change to be sure that everything was in order. The sad thing Is that we are too ready to shift the blame to someone else. • .. There wiU not be safety until hu· JIUilJi are willing to take the responsibil· lty, and to realize that accidents will OC· cur to each and every driver even if they have all the safely features built in that the human mind can dream up. In our own community we can not get resi· denta excited about the reckless driver, who continually breaks the tralfic code. We see supposedly intelligent persoll.! r·· fUnning red lights every day. That one : offense alone will eventually cause the death of someone who has the green light. Every day we see people driving who ·have not the slightest skill, and by no stretch of the imagination could pass 1 driver's test. They apparently got the , license back In the horse and buggy days, , 1nd are otill unwilling to face the fact that they are too old, or have vision de· feels that make them a menace to everyone orr the road. It is going to take the combined efforts of car manufacturers, Jaw enforcement officers and the pub· lie lo take the dan1erous driver off the highway, and even then we will have accidents because our streets and many highways were never built for that kind of traffic.- I Jaek O'Brlul DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Capitol Comment, Events By Wi:.. um :;, Wbite WASHINGTON -The Republlcans nationally are moving into the morning-after phase of recovery (rom their uncharacteristic intoxication with what is eleganUy called "the youth kick." More and more It now appears that their brief vision of putting up a 1968 Presidential ticket of young, unscat'red and "modem-minded" men Is to join all the other transient dreams of middle age. MGre and more it now appears that in the G.O.P. convention of the summer after next they will turn instead to the older, seasoned politicians as their field of ch.oice for ~ the PrL"Bidential nomination. The tnfarmed betting 1s now on some such veteran as Richard Nixon, rather than on a John Lindsay, a Mark Hatfield, or a Charles Percy. Though Lindsay's victory of last November did, Indeed, put a more-or-less Republican Into New York's City all over the masse~ hosts of Democratis, it Is becm.ing a hollow triumph. For Liljlsay as Mayar Is lind· . lng it 1 increasingly difficult ei· ther to run the city or to keep In any kind of array the odd coalltlon of wildly liberal maverick Democr•ts and reluetant Republicans which brought about his election. Where once it had ,...,ed that he might be a great Ioree at the nell , Republican Nation· al ConventiOn, it now looks that he will be fortuna(e to have any operative influence there. Already, threshing about wilb all but Insoluble municipal problents that as a campaign· er be was going ta solve tv.,.. night, he has alienated I he most Influential and powerful Repoblican lmineso lntereots In the East • Wall Street and Ill assoc:lales. Already, too, it Is apparent Hado's that his essentially no • party this Is the now sharply-renew· stance has turned all effective ed awareness of the Republican control a( the New York state professionals as a class that Republican organization ·over to glitteriJ18 public images af bap. Sen. Jacob Javlts. Javits is py and confident youtb 011 the himself a quite liberal Repub- march and aU that ean over· Jican. But the great difference night tum into sour public dl.. Is that in every showdown he musionment wbeo the hard, unIs also a r~1 Republican, a glamorous test of performance party man. oreover, he has under fire ls reached. In politlcs,. as in most every· ambitiens for a Vice-Presidenthing else, it is experience that tial nomination and he has exhibited - as Lindsay has not at least separates the m e n - tnough party loyalto to be· from the boy11. come eligible for that designstion, even with a Nixon at the top ef the tickfot. ' The other RepubJicnn 11 Dew faces" are also going down and not up. Charles Percy in Dli· nois can never even win hls By Wayne G. Brandaladt, M.D. immediate test - his race for Q - I have coronary insulfl· the Senale against the Demo- clency with attack' of angina cratic incumbent, Paul Doug- pectoris. I take nitroglycerin las - without giving IOUs to and paratrate for the pat... violently anti-VIet Nam war Would it be better to switch far-liberals who are simply to .digitalis an~ stop the paraanathema to the Repub1lcan -par· trate? ly generally. A - Nltroglycerhl and penMark Hatfield of Oregon is taerytbrltol tetranlirate (peri· apparently favored to win a 1!-hte) "" both given to dilate Senate · seat there, from what the coronary arteries. Digitalis orre can hear from afar. But e•- is given to strengthen the heart en If he does, he, ton, will be b<-at, chiefly In persOna wilb tarred with the same kind of a severely leaking heart valve. ultra·llberal, highly non'Repub· You shootd follow your doctor'• Ucan brush. trstructions because digitalis So It Is that the Repbublicans Ia of no value In the treatare perforce - and on the ment ol coronary heart dJ. whole gladly - turning back sease. to their more tried and experlenced politicians. And It Is not · · Q - I have an abnormality a moment too soon. For though or the left ventricle. Is this the theory that the votero are kind of heart disease? aimply mad lor ")'outh m a y Whot would cause it? Can It well be sound where relatively be cured by surgery or relievminor offices are Involved, It ed by dntt!s? ' bas always been li most doubtA - 'nto heart , hal I o u r lui 111e u applied to the great chambers (two •urlclea and and terriflble office of the Pr.,.. two ventricles). The left ventridency. cle Is by far !he· .largeat and Public awareitess of the un hao the lbickesl wall. ··F r o m lque and lrlghUul demamla of thlo dlamger blood II pumped that office bas never been so to every part of your .body u. blgb as now. And coupled with C.,Jt your tunp. ·IJilecll m&,J --- DOLTOR SAYS . some Bob Hope's .10 per cent of the L. A. Ramo cost him nti,OOU If years qo: lie sold It for f/50,1100 . . . The biggest 51b Ave. mob scene was In front of Korvette•s where we walcl>ed East" cbicks .beinlJ born right in the front window . . . T he LBJ • T~s Gov. p,nnally "feud" really Isn't: just sec· tiona! satisfaction to local con· servatlves . . . Ecumenlsm In this Holy &P.ason: Marymount's Mother Brlgld Driscoll arran&· ed a Seder (with a rabbi to e•· plain Its ancient significance) without fanfare at the E. 7tst St. Cathollc girls school. Bob Wells rushed wife Lisa Kirk to ldidtow? Hospital with a 'trep throat . . . One of the nlcost ;howblz gents, B e r 1 Wheeler, celebrates his 72nd birthday April 1 and LBJ sent Bert a lovely letter of. conRrats . . . Cardinal Cusblllfl's peddling the Boston Archdiocesan' Catholic TV Center to Storer Broad<astlllfl for t2.8 mllllon . . . Mrs. Meyer Feld· msn, wife ol LBJ's and JFK's former Whlle House counsel ' bought 35 per cent of Miami'~ Station WSKP from BID O'Neil of the Genoral Tire clan . . . Ed Winton bought the rest ... Shirley Jones walled to see U "Superman·• was a hit (It is anc1 her bu1band Jack Cassidy Ia 8l~at In It) before she signed with the Guber Summer • ten! cartel to star In "The Sound of Muslci'' she's come East with Dur,. and three children. Beefs about all networb airing Identical TV news bi'Otlght the quiet aolutlon (no one expects It to be ocoepted 1 from Voice of America boss (and former NBC new.hand) John Clulncellor - a 41b TV TH AlmaDae l!y Vatted Prea llltematlooal Today Ia Tuesday, April II, the 102nd day of 111!8 with Ztl3 to follow. The moon Is 1D Its last quarter. The morning alar Is Venua. The evening alar Is Jupiter. American statesman, orator, and political leader Henry Clay was. born on Ibis day In 1m. On this day In history: In 1861, Coofederate forces opened fire on ·Fl Sumler, a federal fort In the harbor of Charleston, S.C., bellnnlllfl the Civil War. In 1945, President Franklm Roosevelt died In Warm Springs Ga. Harry Truman ''"' sworn Into olllce to succeed him. In 1961, Russia launehed 1 man into space-the flrst human te orbit earth and fl!tum safely. be present from birth or may be the result of an Infection such as rheumatic fever. Wllb modem sur8ful melboda moot o. the,. defeeta can now be corrected. Drugs lllllf be tilled to Improve heart lunc!llcm hut will not cure tbe' condition. · Q - Bow oerlou•ls endocarditis? How II It caused? A - Elldiei..U.· Ia caused by a blocterlal tnvUion of the lnne: Jlliing ol tile heart. Tblo may be cauoed by vll'lous germs but most commonly by lllreptococcl. Before the advent of anUblotlcl H was always fa. tal. Eveo wilb anllblotlcl only about 70 per cenl of the vlcllml can be saved. I Murray lllr.ay lrtll'lllllttlfYI skein just for newa . . . A ad Dave i1iliUtiilco tp·V:::..•W U"•• wee4s? .; . The Latin QuartOr chorus atrlka cancelled ahOwDi&ll i.oo Walien~ i ufiyu ·irei to buy acts .. . Edison 11ota1 owner Mllton Kramer Ia ,...,.. ering from eye surgery . . . A lamed actor-relative now can't get in several )1011 hotels: bad pay . . . Billy Rose's. 121.1100 Rolls ts being pllched for t1f,IIOO . . . A parasite aeeklng to .<•PI· tallze on Rose's death called Eleanor Holm and asked her for "anecdotes" about Billy lor o book 8J!d advised Ellie, "they don't even have to be! Into" I .. . Not even Billy would have stooped so low. TV'a Klllfl Family rall 38) Is the reason the N. Y. liiHon lobby needs a tralflc con Miss Meyerberg, our dlslillfl· ulshed producer friend, ar.d w... 10 ~ un WriUr iiiii'.: rock-rol promoUon tfill.lo.f)'l II IIICII't Ukt II), Tranile AYiioa OID't Ji1 home from movfe.mokiq In I~ aly for wHo Kay'o any-tdillol lamllY''eddltlouso he ba, lililho ali Wayne waltlllflln the .wlJJII (baa ambulanCe, wiU travel). . Fl.fly cumn! TV no, down tbe IHIDn-•.od ,.,.,. Lawrence Welt ollllt won't IIIIa . beer or clp u TV 'POIIIOI'I, pays bls 2'1 tDUIIeiana an av• age $25,1100 a year whidl to llh' they make !bose ·haPDY square aounds The lint "Bonanza" next Fall wJ!l II< a two pari cllfltumg., to be SlUIIfl tqelb. er later for overseas theafrl. cai bonanzu .•.. OUr old lrtend } ' Ktrehbo!er l'litlred u (a line) edllot of the Buffalo Newi alter M newomaklng years. I I le~~oit ~~auer f~~:.::o:~ w': ~ick!:~s. ;s'::;v!tv:n·tthe~ ~~~~o~~·~th~!ea;:;:,ft a: shortstop, walked, moved to , mterferes with my playing was lied with Nicl:laus when third on Smith's smgled and IgoU." the threesome, playing in the sco"'d on a fielder's choice. Nicklaus added, however, best weather of the five-day Pomeroy tied the score in the !"naturally. If I hope to spend tournament. made the turn. - - · · - i some time as 1 golf course That's when the 211-year-otd !architect, I'll have to cut down blond better from Columbus, il ·· bit on my tournament Ohio made bls move. schedule." Nicklaus saved a par on No. Big Jack cut a swath Monday 10 by chipping to a foot of the lhrough the Augusta National cup and went a stroke ahead of Golf Club course designed by Jacobs who took a bogey live that original old master Bobby after his approach shot bowtced Jones. He beat Tommy Jacobs oil the gr.. n. and Gay Brewer in an 18-hole Jack moved two strokes CINCINNATI (UPI) .... The playoff to become the first man i ahead on No. II by sinking a union distinction of opening the eve to 1 1 M bea National League season may yet backr t wbn kwo asters' titles Ib" dutlful 25·foot putt lor a HELEN HELP US! TBLEPJIONE Q - Willi II hypertensive cardlovasculll' diaea,.! It II very oeriOWI! What Ia !be beat treatment for liT A - '1\la II ,heart d II!COndary to a very b •• h blood pressure. Sud! a blood preuure poll a ievere burden on tba heart. It Is a pwlual .d proee11 built will lead to datil li If not promptiJ and oldiiiiiiiJ treated. The ll'eatment ........ primarily In conlrolllna the blood (lftlllll't. VIIIIIIJ bJ aeveral mlnultl. First Washout the time I return the IIIII per. 1011 bU ltullfl up. It II uaelell and lruslratlllfl to ~ to rea1011 with llteae unwanted oatl. en 10 one '"lght u wtD have a huge Joke at their apeue. Try tt: ·word anc1 ttOW, to my 1lmoll cllamay, J don't get &!If mor• 'Uch.caDIIAIIDENT READF Dear Helen: AI I group of people who !)() teelphone ulea woik we feel lbat a lew worda tn our . , _ might make you feel dll!_.. ly toward this pro(eas!Ob, and • IS a pro(e11lon tbat Nqtdrel a lot of lk!U, and patleact. S.. Ueve me, H takeo pa11en<e to dial at least lOO numben Ill ellhl boura alld to be COIIfl6. ons to peoptofwlto ll't complet. Jy negaUve - to the dlenl of ,.OOing J11Ycblalrle cart. Really, 1nner1nt lba • phone is aucb a Ultle tidal. U' · people tack the strength or JD. terut to llfl a phone olf fbi receiver, and get oipoet hy ti, then they shoold run lllil IYilll to the nearest doctor or poyc1t1. atrist Somet!meo we p b o•• salespeople offer oppor1UnJ1Ja1 you'd m!IJa H you didn't 1tstft to ut. -TElEPHONE SAL1:S GIRlS Dear Girll: Like a ball • hour lonpr lllJI or another ftve mtnu._ ID tbe tub - II the dal'll pboao bada'l ntnl! -H. THE BACKYAIID FENCl QUat'ABLE QUIITD Mro. A. A. Paddock, widow of the former publisher of tbe Boulder, Colorado camera, teldom Olden lleak wttboul ·r. callllfl the perleet squelcb "Gov" Paddock delivered to a Kansu City resiluranteur: USJr," be oltlervecl, loDklnt at the barely olllflecl meat oa hll plate, "I said I wanted 1 lleak, not a ~·analuiDDJ" iu53Years spreaa s din tan By Uolled Pnto lllolilollollll Amerlcu Leape W. L Pet. GB Cleveland t 0 .1100 Baltimore 0 0 .0110 10 Boston o o .1100 10 Ca!Kornia o o .1100 10 Oticlflo o o .0110 11 Detroit .0110 10 Kansas ctly t o .1100 10 Minnesota o o .1100 11 New York 0 o .0110 11 WOII opelltl'. :h 11 1 0 :. , U:.,: 1 :-~pa~gn~ back to the Sl!ndaf !be. lfaWJil'1~ nut ~ --· -~ Lauii 'IW~, ~ ·.', .J.oo · Al!i . ; , , ~~-~.,:;:,:r.;~ · JNI U Z::li! , . '".,.;,. ~ Wednesday ~"J. :-'G W. I"' ...,.,.;. ~ !:!.u~ tire~. I J;;:,~no aba~ ! .. e.flecia ola court Sunday. P- trip, raa the Lakera ~ .. "'lbey were the • ... 1 lH3 :"c:::= ~oo~g ~ "We'd love to win at PbUadelphla ancl 01111 Ibis .. quickly as J108Bible," said Booton defenllve a<e K. C. Jones. "They've been particular· 1y rough on us down tbere ." 'nte Western Division final baJ turned from a rout into 1 tough atruggle. The Los Angeles Lakm, who had a 3-1 Ff&ltl Roaalll B~~~~i"~un;r,on~ Schaus moaned. "WO' . . . natfooted from the begiliWrc. the end with no improve~ Ill between." · St. Louis .playel'<lOI<lb lliiMI Guerin feels the preslllll't • now on the Lakers after 1ooJ1i In Los Angeles. Guerill J1i praised the Hawks . for Iii comeback, saying, •·e.,ere .. lbe other guy's backyard . . we didn't h•.e to hve . . hearts ~~:"_ WedMidly's Games Kansas City at Milmesote 1 pllia Jackets Edge P9meroy, Southern The Mlddloport Yellow Jack· et thlnciada, down by 510 points gtlllfl Into the !sst event, took lbe first, second ancl third pile.. m the discus lbrow to defeat Pomeroy and Southern In I triangular track meet al the Middleport field Monday If· ter school. Coach Rob Ashley's Yellow Jacket squad polled out the victory when belly Dave Ashley, his nephew, beaved the discus 1117 fl, 6 ln. and Jack· ets Ken RIIS9l!U placed aecond, and Larry VIUICO came in third. Middleport won the meet with • leta! of 48 points, Porneroy was secand with 41\1 and Southern bad 2'1\1 points .. The Yellow Jackets ...., lour firsts, Pomeroy tonk live and Southern, tw.. The winners, their time or distance, ancl the runnen-up in order are as follows: Sbotpul- Asbley (M) S8 ft., !Ill.; Larry Vance (M), Car· son Crow (P), Jeff Gibba (P) . Broadjump - Brlckles (P) !7 fl. 110 ih.: Vance (MI. Bennett Roush (P) and Ed Moran (S). 100 Yd. Dash- Brickle& IP) 10' 9", Don Swisher .(P), Jlon. 220 Run - Swisher (P) 25.1! nie Hlndy (M) and Sherm Cun- Roger Swartz (M), Alan Ollw dill . (S). (114} ~ Karl Russell (P). Mile - Jerry Well (P) UU; Bob Grueser (S), Junior Brewer (S) and Charlie Snodgrass (S). 880 Relay - Pomeroy team ol Swisher, BID Nea,., Bill English and Brickles, 1:11.1, Middleport, ll!<lbl: ·· · 440 Run - CundiU (S), 118.8; Leland Brown IM); Cozart (S) and Vance (M). JllO Run - Moran (S) 1:3l.l: Jack Stanley (P), Lyons (Pi ancl Hlndy (M). D Relay _ Middleport Jeam of Sam Hood l.el.utd 8ro Rod S • d Mad< T wnh.l . auer an. 3 .:~.ne II, ·59 ·9• Racme, aeoDiscus - Ashley (M) 107 11. 8 in : Russell 1M \, Vance (M) / and Ed Cowrl (S) . . Htgh Jump - TaMchiU (M) 5 ft .. 3 in .: Bennett Rousb !M), Tim Col8rt (S) and Mat· hews <51 and Nease (P), tied. Rio Redmen Split With Cedarville Tbil column II dadlcaled te family Uvtna, ao II you're 'v· Ina kid trouble or juat ptalll trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She will also welcome JOIII' owa amlllintJ apertenca. Addreas Helen Botta! Ill _, of lbll newapaper, BE~~Y'S coc~o:~AN PAINTS · Decorator Colors . ~ SPECIAL . .~VEWSBIPMEN'I I ' i "KORATRON9 PERMANENT PRESS •\ • ,, l I i ~< i i>'! ' 't,, 1 ............ ' ', '""'>· ,; ;: '· ~ -: J ~:., ' " ' ''-'.:' .. '" ' !j_ ·; ~~ ,. I .. .. <1 .. Tapered and <slims. 'Biac~, •blue, . burgundy,' tal) and green. .... ' v Men's hrYI,.·Melp County Sin~. lUI DOWNING':IN~URA"CE 5·'' I. - 4«$CY~l~. :. . . .alii chi .WM;i:liiijiiifti:ls•ilt· . DOWNIE-GROSS~· I~C . .• . ,_ ·J• ' .. ' '~ ' '6,ba crowli. ' ' • • i ~'} ; Wlde1tw~ ....,., w~ _.. Percy Mannillfl 147 Philade~ out lnted L~is Jlodri. Molday-s BasebaU llesalls Ill.;, !51, (10). By ;Jolred Press lnternalloal _ American Le•£Uo TOKYO mPI) -Kunio Yoshl· Clev 001 000 001- 5!1 da, 1 ~ 11 • Japan, outpointed Wash. coo 002 000- 2 • Nuneo Mizogochi, Japan, ISOo/, McDor·etl Sieberg (9) no). Crandall. ..... :·ue 191: Jlicbel\ Kline (9 1. .· ' cCormick <9) ~ LAS VEGAS (UP!) -Freddie Camilli. WP - McDowell IMI. Little, 158, Chi""(!o , stopped LP- Richert r'l-1). HR-Howo Ernie Burford, 156, Cleveland ard (lstl. (Onl · I b (S). Y ga~e sc.: 11 ' xwp,o. · . . Naltona.t L.c.c,.. . Surprme Court Justices who New York al Cmcmna~ ppd. · · te · engage m prlva practlce are ram _ _:T_he:._:.nmdo:._:....:"".:.::.o;:.l...:sco.:.::.reo:::.:..,...:baJ.::::.c...: 93:_...:'.:..·_ _ _ _ _ _c::lia=b=le::...::to:..::lm::!pe=acb=me= ·.:..n:::l._ ___.:. (Onl_:y.:..g::am ::...::e.:..s:.:.cl:Ied=ule.:..d.:.i..,-:: ' "=--:.: Cleveland 5 Washlllfllon 2 (Only game ocbeduled) Tuesday'• Pnbe~ Pll<bero Kanaas City al !tllnneaola _ Hunter IU) vs. Grllllt. 121.1) C!Uornia at Ch!CIIO _ Otanc< (Jr.. tO) vs. Jotm (14-7) Detroit at New York --Lalich (15-DJ vs. Ford (lll-l 3) Baltimore at Booton -Barber (1:;.10 ) vs. Wilson (13- 14 ) (Only games scheduled) No More Pro Ball After '66-Brown II a rolled to vlelary In tile' ....nd 1lllelt, lonJibl face game and woo the lourtlt ofbelnJbooled out encowuer 114-11111 In owerlime nut ...,.. by the Booton loot &mday at Booton. , Tbe CeJUca hold 0 S.l""•e Ill ~=ph;;'' C":. ~- t'p''".h """ tbelr besl-of-teven National Scblyes. "We've go to win 1D Basketball AuociiiiOII Eailerll lloSton to resatn our home Divlslou playoll wltb the 7tlera, eonrt advantage for tbat ~., _,.!0: ~~.: '";:'!":t.f:e~ 76ers can play ...phla Arena When tbe rlm!JJ In Booton qaln, they have io came to ton. win tottiCbt'• game at borne. The clrcul, however, was M Boston, however, 1111111 break a convention Hall ...lng streak by Coach Nolan Swackbamer'o red. on front Dine and back nine, Middleport lll8b School GoU and polnla lCCUJJIU!ated, fo~ team won Its foortb match · of Iowa: tbe sea101 wltb 1 liiiTOW vic- Dove Hunter, Fort Frye 42 • tory In a triiJIIII]ar event at 4.1 fl .... 2. the Rlvonldo Goll COIIl'IIO near .Dave White, Wahama 41 • 44 Maaon. 15 - 510. MldcJ!eport netted 18 of 1 poo- Wayne Davis, Middleport, slble so points to ; : : 44 era: :t,.aJ,.. rort Frye, tory· Forr Frye. P 17 - 41 71 - 6. wilb 1410 points and Wabama Lei""!' TID'Iey, Wahama, 57came II third Wllb J\0 potnta, M liZ - 0. Oalg Kincaid of Far! Frye Pat Edwards, Mldd., 41 - 44 wao medalist lor the event .sa 15 -:- 3. he cl!'ded a 37;on tho first rune Rick Combs, F. Frye, 47 ancl 41 comlllfl' bacl: for- an 85 47 94 - 3\1. total and alz points. Gary Fields, Wabama, 52 Pat Edwards ol Middleport 52 101- o. and Dave Whit. of Wabama Sam Clatworlby, Mkld ., 41 were Ued for second high with - 47 9Z - 5\1, ocores of 85. White hit a 41 • 44 BID Southerland, F. Frye, 1 $\1 lots and Ed arda 47 sz 99 3 or po w -:- · hod a 41-44 to - e t b r e e Robert Redmond, Wahama, points. White was rosponolbte 114 - 53 111 - 0. 1or the Fa!cons on1y po lots. Bob Pr.dd " I y, M.ddl I eport ..., - oo wash"":~,. o~.;,IIOO 'Nerl, QJovenllol Hall Middleport Linksters fin Three•way MatChM00day gs I IM!!'IfW. ' and .,.. ....... dlhilvantage, 'Jiowtvtr, II tbat tho bettellclal , . . oil ill a llltort lime. In IPite of tbe odv._ matlllll tbe ~n~ of litis lroublaoate ..... Ibn 1111111·111 Jtii'G,In. tI •¥• • Cleveland at w••"'••ton ...._ Detroit at New Yerk ""'·•· tO tbe Cinclimati Reds • if Nickloausahcad. a two under par b"reaIke onandN\).got1! an ~·. whenuMeeded Jacobs Baltimore at Boston lbe. weather doesn't Interfere 70 as he put together four matched his bogey four. (Qnly gamoa acbeduled) again today. . bJrdles and a polr ·of bogeys Meanwhile Brewer the 34Natlooal Leope ljain Mondsy forced J108tpone- over the 6,960-yard layout. year..ld Te~an who 'came ao MO!Iday'a Rotulto meot of _tbe Reds' and league's Jacobs had an even par 72 and c!O:!Ie, was really having his N. Y. at Cincinnati, ppd., rain opener for the first time since B.rew:er a 6-over 73 whlcll was troubles. He had three bogeys (Only game scheduled) 19.13.. hJs worst round of five days of and not a birdie to his name TueadaJ'I P..Jbable Pltcllen The Reds planned to start play. That gave Jack a two through I! holes and . then Pittsburgh at AUanta. night Milt.Pappas and the New York Istroke victory over the Califor- eollapsed completely with a .... Veale (11·12) vs. Cloninger M~ts indica~ they would stick 1 nlan and a tat eight over the double bogey on No. l2 lbat left (21-11). by their original plans ton, dosappolnted Texan. him _. irreparable six otrokes Philadelphia at St. Louis, starting, Jack Fisher. This was Winners Problem off the pace. night -BWining (f.t.9) vs. to have been an off day. That voctory created a unique ''I thought 1 trad a chance Gibson (20-12) -\ crowd of aboul,J.5,000 - problem. It's tradiUonal lor the unlll then," Brewer said 88dly. Houston at Las Angeles, night ~I to lbat of Monday - was prevJOUB year's ~ictor to help "I wasn't playing badly and 1 , -Roberts (!-2) VII. oateen (15•.xpected lor the contest. . the new Winner mto the green thought that I might get a 15). · The rain started a!aJIOOD·lUKl c;oat !bree of the last four couple of nee<jed breaks." Chicago at Sao Franciscok,.ii "lana .away, Chilly years. : . . , · Jacobs actually had a chance Jacl:son (14-21) vs. Marichal 4o-degree temperatures olso hHls lblrd Masten champion. up to the closillfl moments. (22-13). · trao;t, As !he rain persisted, the s IP was eDmed the hard way, Nicklaus' two-stroke lead didn't New York at CtnclnnaU 15,!0b oo band dwindled to 5,000. At the end of the regulation 72 took so big on tlrat !ina! bole Fisher (11-24) vs. Papp11 (l!-9). The game was called off an boles, he was locked In a tie when .he placed bls second-shot W-IMiay'a Games holir after the schoduled slarl- with Jacobs and Brewer at through the . crowd .and into the , Pittsburgh at AUanta, n lng Ume of 2:30 p.m. EST. e~en;~ar b211/l -only o~ stroke ":~gh. . . . New York at Clnclnaat4 n The only other afternoon :ver e Jghest w!Qnmg soore . I dectded that running It out Phlladelphla ot St. Lauil, n game In the league waa sched· .. posted In the Masters. w•th my _putter was the only Houston at Loa AntJtlos, n 1 uied . at San Francisco. The othwas ~ally fortunate to way of bemg sure of not getting Olicago at San Francisco, 1 er teams play night games e~en be on the playoff," a •double bolfey) six," Nicklaus If the weather Is favo~b1e, Nicklaus stud. ''This was the I' said.. A six would have tb< Reds will r ~a ·.1 the openlllfl type of tournament that no one contmued the playoff . reaJiy won, it was one that a Jot , sudden death. day honors. If no~ thos year of fellows lost " ' He rolled the b 11 the• may go to San Francisco · · · a six feet 1 • Nicklaus wa! thinking about 1 , past the cup and then sank his MONAOO TENNIS Brewer who blew his chance by Iputt to earn his third green MONTE CARLO M , mossmg a live-foot putt QJI the coat and a check lor $20,000. (UP,!) , -Manuel Santan~n~ ! 12nd bole o~egulation play and [Jacobs got $12,300 for finishing · del ted. N' 1 p· Iol himself thbe 71mjssed a three- second and Brewer got a Spam ea Jcoa Je a~ loot t th d 1· I · · gel( of Italy, !Hl, 4-ll, 6-4, IH, , er on e • . at woul Icanso mg conso atton pnze Monday in the finals of the I have made him a Winner a day $8,300. men's. singles at the Monte Carlo Tennis tournament. G~rntartY~S Helga Nelssea beal Lea Perioolt of Italy, 6-2, 6-2. ' to eaplure the women'a Q-J bvo empiiJieml. Last Novemb& I bad be nmovaJ oi the eii'Oild bod)' IOmetlmel recommendetl for tltll COIJdl. lion. I om otiD itllGrWindod. l'vt hetnl thlt vUtiiiJc .,.. tamlde wUI pvt prompl rtiJef, Wl!al do yGl! lblni:T· I A - 'ftll dnl. lmon 11 ' tlbamiVIII, mflll be lfvtD hy lnjeC!IoD' lntll tilt vtln. 'I' b il l'l!le of ~ mtlll be very alow to pNvtDI IIICh _.. 11:llcll u CIJtllhiDc, IIIIIICUirr ~ ljlllllltcblnl. Tltt j' Reds Suffer r--by Helen Bottel--' ~ runs ' 'i'be· victory was the first In · two· outings this se.ason I 0 r Coach Russ Moore's Purple Panthers. Pomeroy was earUer AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP)) - earlier. defeated 9-3 by Gajllpolis. IMasters champion J~k Nick· 'nte Lolli Drive . Itaus plans w start bwldlng golf But there was tittle doubt ,;:erry slnlck out 10 batters courses although he alms to about Nicklaus' desire to win :. wall<ed lour. He faced 30 spend at least 10 more years Monday. He was booming his and retired the side In tearing them up with bls clubs. drives well over 300 yards and or et '!' .the second and fUth "I'm very Interested In said he didn't feel be bad a bad m;:gs. building new couroes and putt. br. Big :acka took the lead remodelillfl old ones." said 1 Tho 31 ·Y ear • old Jacoba J - MORE :..:r :er•. 2-Dally Sentinel; · Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll 12, 1988 ILW!S Dear Helen: About lbat dDemma of unw&Dted telepboue sales pltehes: Let me add a quick, ..,.lllllfl war I aolved lbll problem. Wbenever one of llteae calla eOme.a to me, ·J very qulelly lay the phone 011 the table or clo!sk, 10 Into another room and double up wllb Jaqbttr. for =~d ~:e w· . B F' T 8Ig ear Irst 0 m Back-to-Back Masters ·· .. v:~rr;·~~~ laughhlfl maltor to PbiiWiljJIIIal ~ ·'II* 'n,.-1. evict!be Ce!U.. tbe odv ~ •IQII ..,. I I I li' Boston Seeks Eastern · · Totdght, The pltcltlng und bitting of bottom of the lnnlllfl when Lan- 1er was sale on an error lbat I Werry tasued a fret pass Senior Righthander Dick Wer- ny Van Meter walked, stole , moved Bartels to lblrd. van and Feri\IIOII doubted one ry led Pomeroy's diamond second and third and came : Meter stole second, ~ling lite I away In the top of ·tbe HfOIIth, ~uad to a li-Z wln over vlslting 1•home on Werry's first double tstage for back·to-back sillfllulbut the Panlber lurler ·lelmed · Pt. Pleasant on Monday. with two away. 1by Werry and Rodney !Wr. the nen lWO ilaiiuo ;. ·. ~ W~rry, a junk bali thrower, Pl. Pleasant moved back In 1 The Panlhers ,.wed up the victory In hll flrat 1i1rt lbll burled strongly throughout the Iron I'in the lop end of t he , victory In the slxlb with tbeir ]season. ?·liming contest despite a sfea. third on a solo homer by Fer- final three runs. Werry ted of! Wlggens Ia 7 ltmlllfls ; ,; r dy rainfall. He limited the West guson with one out The Blocks, , with hio second two-bagger, Point, fanned 2, w~ 4. Virginians to four scaUefl!d however, yielded the lead for !Karr followed wltb his second , BY INNINGS hils. :good In the bottom traU of !bat isingle .jlnd Eddie Baer singled. !Pt. Pleuant .. 101 000 1-2 4 2 W h ·frame. I' Tom Woods was then pfe on Pomeroy ..... · 102 G03 X-U 11 with'7·h; ;:.;;slnduallythperlbormatte . Chuck Bartels led-off by wal~· an error and the final run : Wtggena and Swlsber. Merry 1'"l'ttoo ball nally ltod ....._t ~e a ther, mg and With one away Van Me~ scored. Iand Vlln Meter. .. II'" a Iso bad a ,...~ uay at ' plate with two doubles and • I ,.rie, SIGNS UF THE TIMES Dear Helen: Quite BOlDt time ago you printed I Jetter lboul I llltle girl wbo couldn't say "Divorc. ed" wl)en the teacher asked about her parent& I woncter H ~ burt and tonllnl! to be In 1 tJorDIII family II wor,.._ or better - than the tll!leeflnl way aome children react to divorce. OUr dllJih~ brollflht I frland home. I overbeanl them talklllfl about parents and the girl llfld, quite condeseendlllfl]y, "tm on my SECOND mother aJ. ready,'' as II Mary, with only one, was not 11 With lt." You bear about "Number 3 Father," and 11My real old man,'' and 1'1 can get anythlq I wanllrom Mom Ill jail menlion I lhlnk I'll go Uve with Dad." Sufferlllflla terrible, especially when a child suffen over IIOIJ!ethlng she didn't cause, but Isn't the callous a!Htude towardl divorce and "musical parents" even worse? Won't theoe kids grow up thlnklllfl a human famUy has as much solIdarity as a family of cats and klttena! -WORRED Dear Worried: I think a lot of this "callou.. ...,. .. In cbUdren of dlvor<e Ia protective coloring. They're like the boy wllb a limp llho call• blmaell "Gimpy" to keep otbers from pitying him. And . wlto'o to say It's Wl'llllfl? He's maklllfl the best of a allualion be can't cbartge. However, a growlllfl number of YDIIIIflllera don't know what lamlly stabDity Ia ali about ancl llteae wlU be the divorced penouo of the future. They've been talliht lltrouglt uample lltat n•s euler to nm titan IIJY ancl wort tbbtp ...~: -H. ' l Panthers .Slap Point Pleasant 6-·2 I ' Richard S. Owen. Publisbu Chester Tannehill. Editor Publi:!ihe<l tVf!!l'J afternoon exceJJ!. SuD- ·•·: "'I ~· . ,.' ,. . ·- �.. ' ' ' ,.~· ) ) '• • ' .·'· THE DAILY SENTINR \ ~' Voice .of .Broadway. day bJ The OhiO Valley Publlshinll: Com· pans. 110 Mechanic St .. Pomero,. Ohio ~769 Bu11inett Office pbone WY 2·21~ Edif.nrh1l ohone WV 2-21!'i7 q• ~erond offie~ at Entered as at tbe post clan mallinl matter PomProy, Obio. National advertiSlnlil Botunelli Kimball, lnl'., A~·e.. ... representative: 343 LexinRtoD New York City. New York. Subscription rates: Delivered by carrier where available, ao cents per week: ont yur in advance at the Daily Sentinel of. !ice S15.50: siJ months, $7.80. tbree montbt $3.90. By Motor Route where carrier serVICe not available one month $1.30. By :-...0• ''tl.:f t't ,-:f ""' ~ mail one year $10.00; Six \\ tJ I months. $5.25: Three months. $3.00. t'i!o, ,. ~ : -;r: ~ 2'!" ~ ; ~, t ' '+\: i /ul editoriah !>.;' I I ( !' [,.. . ~ ~'f,''H Human Element ' WE are all watching with interest the diBcussions in regard to the safety of American automobiles. The debate has reached the federal level in the nature of committee investigations , and the whole country is pondering the nature ~· of features that should be built •:;t. intosafety the cars of today to insure the sur· :x viva! of those who operate them. The ap· · ~· proach is so typically American. Most Americans seem to feel that everything can be achieved by passing regulations, sr,ending money, or passing a law to set· t e e~ry issue. In many instances we start the top with the figures of the fatalitie811l\.d .Ute hundreds of thousands · of injured on our highways and never think of going back to the original cause 1 Qf the mayhem that results. at We do not care how sale they make a car at the manufacturing level. and no matter what is done to improve safety measures in them, the human element is unpredictable. There will never be a safe car, or sRfrty in any phase or our lives as long : there is a human ele- ; ., ' .. ;. '· '· ,. ' , ., , •·: ', 1 ' ' . .... J I. ~ !) I '« [. 1:lI ' ' 'c ment invoh·cd . , he safest car made will still be a death trap if some fool behind the wheel barrels it down !be highway at a terrific speed, and many will do just that to test it, and to see how fast they <'an go without killiing themselves and OthC'r innocents in their path. We can not alter h.~mans by providing them with :.afrty leatures or by pas.s.ing laws. and then allowing them to be disobeyed. All cttivf'r:s must be willing to assume the responsibility for their own driving, and the dnving of others on the highway. There is a growJng element jn every facet of life ,in which we try to place the blame on other people for our 11'/.<takes. Just the other day a number of children were injured in the Columbus area when a bus lost a wheel and turned over. In one account we read where a changed wheel was not properly tightened ear· ller in the day. One grouP. would o:ay that the mechanic that failed to see the wheel properly adjusted should be held re,ponsible. A fewer number would say that the driver of the bus, who was di· ·rectly responsible for the safety of those children should have been a close obser· ver of the wheel change to be sure that everything was in order. The sad thing Is that we are too ready to shift the blame to someone else. • .. There wiU not be safety until hu· JIUilJi are willing to take the responsibil· lty, and to realize that accidents will OC· cur to each and every driver even if they have all the safely features built in that the human mind can dream up. In our own community we can not get resi· denta excited about the reckless driver, who continually breaks the tralfic code. We see supposedly intelligent persoll.! r·· fUnning red lights every day. That one : offense alone will eventually cause the death of someone who has the green light. Every day we see people driving who ·have not the slightest skill, and by no stretch of the imagination could pass 1 driver's test. They apparently got the , license back In the horse and buggy days, , 1nd are otill unwilling to face the fact that they are too old, or have vision de· feels that make them a menace to everyone orr the road. It is going to take the combined efforts of car manufacturers, Jaw enforcement officers and the pub· lie lo take the dan1erous driver off the highway, and even then we will have accidents because our streets and many highways were never built for that kind of traffic.- I Jaek O'Brlul DEVOTED TO INTEREST OF MEIGS-MASON AREA Capitol Comment, Events By Wi:.. um :;, Wbite WASHINGTON -The Republlcans nationally are moving into the morning-after phase of recovery (rom their uncharacteristic intoxication with what is eleganUy called "the youth kick." More and more It now appears that their brief vision of putting up a 1968 Presidential ticket of young, unscat'red and "modem-minded" men Is to join all the other transient dreams of middle age. MGre and more it now appears that in the G.O.P. convention of the summer after next they will turn instead to the older, seasoned politicians as their field of ch.oice for ~ the PrL"Bidential nomination. The tnfarmed betting 1s now on some such veteran as Richard Nixon, rather than on a John Lindsay, a Mark Hatfield, or a Charles Percy. Though Lindsay's victory of last November did, Indeed, put a more-or-less Republican Into New York's City all over the masse~ hosts of Democratis, it Is becm.ing a hollow triumph. For Liljlsay as Mayar Is lind· . lng it 1 increasingly difficult ei· ther to run the city or to keep In any kind of array the odd coalltlon of wildly liberal maverick Democr•ts and reluetant Republicans which brought about his election. Where once it had ,...,ed that he might be a great Ioree at the nell , Republican Nation· al ConventiOn, it now looks that he will be fortuna(e to have any operative influence there. Already, threshing about wilb all but Insoluble municipal problents that as a campaign· er be was going ta solve tv.,.. night, he has alienated I he most Influential and powerful Repoblican lmineso lntereots In the East • Wall Street and Ill assoc:lales. Already, too, it Is apparent Hado's that his essentially no • party this Is the now sharply-renew· stance has turned all effective ed awareness of the Republican control a( the New York state professionals as a class that Republican organization ·over to glitteriJ18 public images af bap. Sen. Jacob Javlts. Javits is py and confident youtb 011 the himself a quite liberal Repub- march and aU that ean over· Jican. But the great difference night tum into sour public dl.. Is that in every showdown he musionment wbeo the hard, unIs also a r~1 Republican, a glamorous test of performance party man. oreover, he has under fire ls reached. In politlcs,. as in most every· ambitiens for a Vice-Presidenthing else, it is experience that tial nomination and he has exhibited - as Lindsay has not at least separates the m e n - tnough party loyalto to be· from the boy11. come eligible for that designstion, even with a Nixon at the top ef the tickfot. ' The other RepubJicnn 11 Dew faces" are also going down and not up. Charles Percy in Dli· nois can never even win hls By Wayne G. Brandaladt, M.D. immediate test - his race for Q - I have coronary insulfl· the Senale against the Demo- clency with attack' of angina cratic incumbent, Paul Doug- pectoris. I take nitroglycerin las - without giving IOUs to and paratrate for the pat... violently anti-VIet Nam war Would it be better to switch far-liberals who are simply to .digitalis an~ stop the paraanathema to the Repub1lcan -par· trate? ly generally. A - Nltroglycerhl and penMark Hatfield of Oregon is taerytbrltol tetranlirate (peri· apparently favored to win a 1!-hte) "" both given to dilate Senate · seat there, from what the coronary arteries. Digitalis orre can hear from afar. But e•- is given to strengthen the heart en If he does, he, ton, will be b<-at, chiefly In persOna wilb tarred with the same kind of a severely leaking heart valve. ultra·llberal, highly non'Repub· You shootd follow your doctor'• Ucan brush. trstructions because digitalis So It Is that the Repbublicans Ia of no value In the treatare perforce - and on the ment ol coronary heart dJ. whole gladly - turning back sease. to their more tried and experlenced politicians. And It Is not · · Q - I have an abnormality a moment too soon. For though or the left ventricle. Is this the theory that the votero are kind of heart disease? aimply mad lor ")'outh m a y Whot would cause it? Can It well be sound where relatively be cured by surgery or relievminor offices are Involved, It ed by dntt!s? ' bas always been li most doubtA - 'nto heart , hal I o u r lui 111e u applied to the great chambers (two •urlclea and and terriflble office of the Pr.,.. two ventricles). The left ventridency. cle Is by far !he· .largeat and Public awareitess of the un hao the lbickesl wall. ··F r o m lque and lrlghUul demamla of thlo dlamger blood II pumped that office bas never been so to every part of your .body u. blgb as now. And coupled with C.,Jt your tunp. ·IJilecll m&,J --- DOLTOR SAYS . some Bob Hope's .10 per cent of the L. A. Ramo cost him nti,OOU If years qo: lie sold It for f/50,1100 . . . The biggest 51b Ave. mob scene was In front of Korvette•s where we walcl>ed East" cbicks .beinlJ born right in the front window . . . T he LBJ • T~s Gov. p,nnally "feud" really Isn't: just sec· tiona! satisfaction to local con· servatlves . . . Ecumenlsm In this Holy &P.ason: Marymount's Mother Brlgld Driscoll arran&· ed a Seder (with a rabbi to e•· plain Its ancient significance) without fanfare at the E. 7tst St. Cathollc girls school. Bob Wells rushed wife Lisa Kirk to ldidtow? Hospital with a 'trep throat . . . One of the nlcost ;howblz gents, B e r 1 Wheeler, celebrates his 72nd birthday April 1 and LBJ sent Bert a lovely letter of. conRrats . . . Cardinal Cusblllfl's peddling the Boston Archdiocesan' Catholic TV Center to Storer Broad<astlllfl for t2.8 mllllon . . . Mrs. Meyer Feld· msn, wife ol LBJ's and JFK's former Whlle House counsel ' bought 35 per cent of Miami'~ Station WSKP from BID O'Neil of the Genoral Tire clan . . . Ed Winton bought the rest ... Shirley Jones walled to see U "Superman·• was a hit (It is anc1 her bu1band Jack Cassidy Ia 8l~at In It) before she signed with the Guber Summer • ten! cartel to star In "The Sound of Muslci'' she's come East with Dur,. and three children. Beefs about all networb airing Identical TV news bi'Otlght the quiet aolutlon (no one expects It to be ocoepted 1 from Voice of America boss (and former NBC new.hand) John Clulncellor - a 41b TV TH AlmaDae l!y Vatted Prea llltematlooal Today Ia Tuesday, April II, the 102nd day of 111!8 with Ztl3 to follow. The moon Is 1D Its last quarter. The morning alar Is Venua. The evening alar Is Jupiter. American statesman, orator, and political leader Henry Clay was. born on Ibis day In 1m. On this day In history: In 1861, Coofederate forces opened fire on ·Fl Sumler, a federal fort In the harbor of Charleston, S.C., bellnnlllfl the Civil War. In 1945, President Franklm Roosevelt died In Warm Springs Ga. Harry Truman ''"' sworn Into olllce to succeed him. In 1961, Russia launehed 1 man into space-the flrst human te orbit earth and fl!tum safely. be present from birth or may be the result of an Infection such as rheumatic fever. Wllb modem sur8ful melboda moot o. the,. defeeta can now be corrected. Drugs lllllf be tilled to Improve heart lunc!llcm hut will not cure tbe' condition. · Q - Bow oerlou•ls endocarditis? How II It caused? A - Elldiei..U.· Ia caused by a blocterlal tnvUion of the lnne: Jlliing ol tile heart. Tblo may be cauoed by vll'lous germs but most commonly by lllreptococcl. Before the advent of anUblotlcl H was always fa. tal. Eveo wilb anllblotlcl only about 70 per cenl of the vlcllml can be saved. I Murray lllr.ay lrtll'lllllttlfYI skein just for newa . . . A ad Dave i1iliUtiilco tp·V:::..•W U"•• wee4s? .; . The Latin QuartOr chorus atrlka cancelled ahOwDi&ll i.oo Walien~ i ufiyu ·irei to buy acts .. . Edison 11ota1 owner Mllton Kramer Ia ,...,.. ering from eye surgery . . . A lamed actor-relative now can't get in several )1011 hotels: bad pay . . . Billy Rose's. 121.1100 Rolls ts being pllched for t1f,IIOO . . . A parasite aeeklng to .<•PI· tallze on Rose's death called Eleanor Holm and asked her for "anecdotes" about Billy lor o book 8J!d advised Ellie, "they don't even have to be! Into" I .. . Not even Billy would have stooped so low. TV'a Klllfl Family rall 38) Is the reason the N. Y. liiHon lobby needs a tralflc con Miss Meyerberg, our dlslillfl· ulshed producer friend, ar.d w... 10 ~ un WriUr iiiii'.: rock-rol promoUon tfill.lo.f)'l II IIICII't Ukt II), Tranile AYiioa OID't Ji1 home from movfe.mokiq In I~ aly for wHo Kay'o any-tdillol lamllY''eddltlouso he ba, lililho ali Wayne waltlllflln the .wlJJII (baa ambulanCe, wiU travel). . Fl.fly cumn! TV no, down tbe IHIDn-•.od ,.,.,. Lawrence Welt ollllt won't IIIIa . beer or clp u TV 'POIIIOI'I, pays bls 2'1 tDUIIeiana an av• age $25,1100 a year whidl to llh' they make !bose ·haPDY square aounds The lint "Bonanza" next Fall wJ!l II< a two pari cllfltumg., to be SlUIIfl tqelb. er later for overseas theafrl. cai bonanzu .•.. OUr old lrtend } ' Ktrehbo!er l'litlred u (a line) edllot of the Buffalo Newi alter M newomaklng years. I I le~~oit ~~auer f~~:.::o:~ w': ~ick!:~s. ;s'::;v!tv:n·tthe~ ~~~~o~~·~th~!ea;:;:,ft a: shortstop, walked, moved to , mterferes with my playing was lied with Nicl:laus when third on Smith's smgled and IgoU." the threesome, playing in the sco"'d on a fielder's choice. Nicklaus added, however, best weather of the five-day Pomeroy tied the score in the !"naturally. If I hope to spend tournament. made the turn. - - · · - i some time as 1 golf course That's when the 211-year-otd !architect, I'll have to cut down blond better from Columbus, il ·· bit on my tournament Ohio made bls move. schedule." Nicklaus saved a par on No. Big Jack cut a swath Monday 10 by chipping to a foot of the lhrough the Augusta National cup and went a stroke ahead of Golf Club course designed by Jacobs who took a bogey live that original old master Bobby after his approach shot bowtced Jones. He beat Tommy Jacobs oil the gr.. n. and Gay Brewer in an 18-hole Jack moved two strokes CINCINNATI (UPI) .... The playoff to become the first man i ahead on No. II by sinking a union distinction of opening the eve to 1 1 M bea National League season may yet backr t wbn kwo asters' titles Ib" dutlful 25·foot putt lor a HELEN HELP US! TBLEPJIONE Q - Willi II hypertensive cardlovasculll' diaea,.! It II very oeriOWI! What Ia !be beat treatment for liT A - '1\la II ,heart d II!COndary to a very b •• h blood pressure. Sud! a blood preuure poll a ievere burden on tba heart. It Is a pwlual .d proee11 built will lead to datil li If not promptiJ and oldiiiiiiiJ treated. The ll'eatment ........ primarily In conlrolllna the blood (lftlllll't. VIIIIIIJ bJ aeveral mlnultl. First Washout the time I return the IIIII per. 1011 bU ltullfl up. It II uaelell and lruslratlllfl to ~ to rea1011 with llteae unwanted oatl. en 10 one '"lght u wtD have a huge Joke at their apeue. Try tt: ·word anc1 ttOW, to my 1lmoll cllamay, J don't get &!If mor• 'Uch.caDIIAIIDENT READF Dear Helen: AI I group of people who !)() teelphone ulea woik we feel lbat a lew worda tn our . , _ might make you feel dll!_.. ly toward this pro(eas!Ob, and • IS a pro(e11lon tbat Nqtdrel a lot of lk!U, and patleact. S.. Ueve me, H takeo pa11en<e to dial at least lOO numben Ill ellhl boura alld to be COIIfl6. ons to peoptofwlto ll't complet. Jy negaUve - to the dlenl of ,.OOing J11Ycblalrle cart. Really, 1nner1nt lba • phone is aucb a Ultle tidal. U' · people tack the strength or JD. terut to llfl a phone olf fbi receiver, and get oipoet hy ti, then they shoold run lllil IYilll to the nearest doctor or poyc1t1. atrist Somet!meo we p b o•• salespeople offer oppor1UnJ1Ja1 you'd m!IJa H you didn't 1tstft to ut. -TElEPHONE SAL1:S GIRlS Dear Girll: Like a ball • hour lonpr lllJI or another ftve mtnu._ ID tbe tub - II the dal'll pboao bada'l ntnl! -H. THE BACKYAIID FENCl QUat'ABLE QUIITD Mro. A. A. Paddock, widow of the former publisher of tbe Boulder, Colorado camera, teldom Olden lleak wttboul ·r. callllfl the perleet squelcb "Gov" Paddock delivered to a Kansu City resiluranteur: USJr," be oltlervecl, loDklnt at the barely olllflecl meat oa hll plate, "I said I wanted 1 lleak, not a ~·analuiDDJ" iu53Years spreaa s din tan By Uolled Pnto lllolilollollll Amerlcu Leape W. L Pet. GB Cleveland t 0 .1100 Baltimore 0 0 .0110 10 Boston o o .1100 10 Ca!Kornia o o .1100 10 Oticlflo o o .0110 11 Detroit .0110 10 Kansas ctly t o .1100 10 Minnesota o o .1100 11 New York 0 o .0110 11 WOII opelltl'. :h 11 1 0 :. , U:.,: 1 :-~pa~gn~ back to the Sl!ndaf !be. lfaWJil'1~ nut ~ --· -~ Lauii 'IW~, ~ ·.', .J.oo · Al!i . ; , , ~~-~.,:;:,:r.;~ · JNI U Z::li! , . '".,.;,. ~ Wednesday ~"J. :-'G W. I"' ...,.,.;. ~ !:!.u~ tire~. I J;;:,~no aba~ ! .. e.flecia ola court Sunday. P- trip, raa the Lakera ~ .. "'lbey were the • ... 1 lH3 :"c:::= ~oo~g ~ "We'd love to win at PbUadelphla ancl 01111 Ibis .. quickly as J108Bible," said Booton defenllve a<e K. C. Jones. "They've been particular· 1y rough on us down tbere ." 'nte Western Division final baJ turned from a rout into 1 tough atruggle. The Los Angeles Lakm, who had a 3-1 Ff&ltl Roaalll B~~~~i"~un;r,on~ Schaus moaned. "WO' . . . natfooted from the begiliWrc. the end with no improve~ Ill between." · St. Louis .playel'<lOI<lb lliiMI Guerin feels the preslllll't • now on the Lakers after 1ooJ1i In Los Angeles. Guerill J1i praised the Hawks . for Iii comeback, saying, •·e.,ere .. lbe other guy's backyard . . we didn't h•.e to hve . . hearts ~~:"_ WedMidly's Games Kansas City at Milmesote 1 pllia Jackets Edge P9meroy, Southern The Mlddloport Yellow Jack· et thlnciada, down by 510 points gtlllfl Into the !sst event, took lbe first, second ancl third pile.. m the discus lbrow to defeat Pomeroy and Southern In I triangular track meet al the Middleport field Monday If· ter school. Coach Rob Ashley's Yellow Jacket squad polled out the victory when belly Dave Ashley, his nephew, beaved the discus 1117 fl, 6 ln. and Jack· ets Ken RIIS9l!U placed aecond, and Larry VIUICO came in third. Middleport won the meet with • leta! of 48 points, Porneroy was secand with 41\1 and Southern bad 2'1\1 points .. The Yellow Jackets ...., lour firsts, Pomeroy tonk live and Southern, tw.. The winners, their time or distance, ancl the runnen-up in order are as follows: Sbotpul- Asbley (M) S8 ft., !Ill.; Larry Vance (M), Car· son Crow (P), Jeff Gibba (P) . Broadjump - Brlckles (P) !7 fl. 110 ih.: Vance (MI. Bennett Roush (P) and Ed Moran (S). 100 Yd. Dash- Brickle& IP) 10' 9", Don Swisher .(P), Jlon. 220 Run - Swisher (P) 25.1! nie Hlndy (M) and Sherm Cun- Roger Swartz (M), Alan Ollw dill . (S). (114} ~ Karl Russell (P). Mile - Jerry Well (P) UU; Bob Grueser (S), Junior Brewer (S) and Charlie Snodgrass (S). 880 Relay - Pomeroy team ol Swisher, BID Nea,., Bill English and Brickles, 1:11.1, Middleport, ll!<lbl: ·· · 440 Run - CundiU (S), 118.8; Leland Brown IM); Cozart (S) and Vance (M). JllO Run - Moran (S) 1:3l.l: Jack Stanley (P), Lyons (Pi ancl Hlndy (M). D Relay _ Middleport Jeam of Sam Hood l.el.utd 8ro Rod S • d Mad< T wnh.l . auer an. 3 .:~.ne II, ·59 ·9• Racme, aeoDiscus - Ashley (M) 107 11. 8 in : Russell 1M \, Vance (M) / and Ed Cowrl (S) . . Htgh Jump - TaMchiU (M) 5 ft .. 3 in .: Bennett Rousb !M), Tim Col8rt (S) and Mat· hews <51 and Nease (P), tied. Rio Redmen Split With Cedarville Tbil column II dadlcaled te family Uvtna, ao II you're 'v· Ina kid trouble or juat ptalll trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She will also welcome JOIII' owa amlllintJ apertenca. Addreas Helen Botta! Ill _, of lbll newapaper, BE~~Y'S coc~o:~AN PAINTS · Decorator Colors . ~ SPECIAL . .~VEWSBIPMEN'I I ' i "KORATRON9 PERMANENT PRESS •\ • ,, l I i ~< i i>'! ' 't,, 1 ............ ' ', '""'>· ,; ;: '· ~ -: J ~:., ' " ' ''-'.:' .. '" ' !j_ ·; ~~ ,. I .. .. <1 .. Tapered and <slims. 'Biac~, •blue, . burgundy,' tal) and green. .... ' v Men's hrYI,.·Melp County Sin~. lUI DOWNING':IN~URA"CE 5·'' I. - 4«$CY~l~. :. . . .alii chi .WM;i:liiijiiifti:ls•ilt· . DOWNIE-GROSS~· I~C . .• . ,_ ·J• ' .. ' '~ ' '6,ba crowli. ' ' • • i ~'} ; Wlde1tw~ ....,., w~ _.. Percy Mannillfl 147 Philade~ out lnted L~is Jlodri. Molday-s BasebaU llesalls Ill.;, !51, (10). By ;Jolred Press lnternalloal _ American Le•£Uo TOKYO mPI) -Kunio Yoshl· Clev 001 000 001- 5!1 da, 1 ~ 11 • Japan, outpointed Wash. coo 002 000- 2 • Nuneo Mizogochi, Japan, ISOo/, McDor·etl Sieberg (9) no). Crandall. ..... :·ue 191: Jlicbel\ Kline (9 1. .· ' cCormick <9) ~ LAS VEGAS (UP!) -Freddie Camilli. WP - McDowell IMI. Little, 158, Chi""(!o , stopped LP- Richert r'l-1). HR-Howo Ernie Burford, 156, Cleveland ard (lstl. (Onl · I b (S). Y ga~e sc.: 11 ' xwp,o. · . . Naltona.t L.c.c,.. . Surprme Court Justices who New York al Cmcmna~ ppd. · · te · engage m prlva practlce are ram _ _:T_he:._:.nmdo:._:....:"".:.::.o;:.l...:sco.:.::.reo:::.:..,...:baJ.::::.c...: 93:_...:'.:..·_ _ _ _ _ _c::lia=b=le::...::to:..::lm::!pe=acb=me= ·.:..n:::l._ ___.:. (Onl_:y.:..g::am ::...::e.:..s:.:.cl:Ied=ule.:..d.:.i..,-:: ' "=--:.: Cleveland 5 Washlllfllon 2 (Only game ocbeduled) Tuesday'• Pnbe~ Pll<bero Kanaas City al !tllnneaola _ Hunter IU) vs. Grllllt. 121.1) C!Uornia at Ch!CIIO _ Otanc< (Jr.. tO) vs. Jotm (14-7) Detroit at New York --Lalich (15-DJ vs. Ford (lll-l 3) Baltimore at Booton -Barber (1:;.10 ) vs. Wilson (13- 14 ) (Only games scheduled) No More Pro Ball After '66-Brown II a rolled to vlelary In tile' ....nd 1lllelt, lonJibl face game and woo the lourtlt ofbelnJbooled out encowuer 114-11111 In owerlime nut ...,.. by the Booton loot &mday at Booton. , Tbe CeJUca hold 0 S.l""•e Ill ~=ph;;'' C":. ~- t'p''".h """ tbelr besl-of-teven National Scblyes. "We've go to win 1D Basketball AuociiiiOII Eailerll lloSton to resatn our home Divlslou playoll wltb the 7tlera, eonrt advantage for tbat ~., _,.!0: ~~.: '";:'!":t.f:e~ 76ers can play ...phla Arena When tbe rlm!JJ In Booton qaln, they have io came to ton. win tottiCbt'• game at borne. The clrcul, however, was M Boston, however, 1111111 break a convention Hall ...lng streak by Coach Nolan Swackbamer'o red. on front Dine and back nine, Middleport lll8b School GoU and polnla lCCUJJIU!ated, fo~ team won Its foortb match · of Iowa: tbe sea101 wltb 1 liiiTOW vic- Dove Hunter, Fort Frye 42 • tory In a triiJIIII]ar event at 4.1 fl .... 2. the Rlvonldo Goll COIIl'IIO near .Dave White, Wahama 41 • 44 Maaon. 15 - 510. MldcJ!eport netted 18 of 1 poo- Wayne Davis, Middleport, slble so points to ; : : 44 era: :t,.aJ,.. rort Frye, tory· Forr Frye. P 17 - 41 71 - 6. wilb 1410 points and Wabama Lei""!' TID'Iey, Wahama, 57came II third Wllb J\0 potnta, M liZ - 0. Oalg Kincaid of Far! Frye Pat Edwards, Mldd., 41 - 44 wao medalist lor the event .sa 15 -:- 3. he cl!'ded a 37;on tho first rune Rick Combs, F. Frye, 47 ancl 41 comlllfl' bacl: for- an 85 47 94 - 3\1. total and alz points. Gary Fields, Wabama, 52 Pat Edwards ol Middleport 52 101- o. and Dave Whit. of Wabama Sam Clatworlby, Mkld ., 41 were Ued for second high with - 47 9Z - 5\1, ocores of 85. White hit a 41 • 44 BID Southerland, F. Frye, 1 $\1 lots and Ed arda 47 sz 99 3 or po w -:- · hod a 41-44 to - e t b r e e Robert Redmond, Wahama, points. White was rosponolbte 114 - 53 111 - 0. 1or the Fa!cons on1y po lots. Bob Pr.dd " I y, M.ddl I eport ..., - oo wash"":~,. o~.;,IIOO 'Nerl, QJovenllol Hall Middleport Linksters fin Three•way MatChM00day gs I IM!!'IfW. ' and .,.. ....... dlhilvantage, 'Jiowtvtr, II tbat tho bettellclal , . . oil ill a llltort lime. In IPite of tbe odv._ matlllll tbe ~n~ of litis lroublaoate ..... Ibn 1111111·111 Jtii'G,In. tI •¥• • Cleveland at w••"'••ton ...._ Detroit at New Yerk ""'·•· tO tbe Cinclimati Reds • if Nickloausahcad. a two under par b"reaIke onandN\).got1! an ~·. whenuMeeded Jacobs Baltimore at Boston lbe. weather doesn't Interfere 70 as he put together four matched his bogey four. (Qnly gamoa acbeduled) again today. . bJrdles and a polr ·of bogeys Meanwhile Brewer the 34Natlooal Leope ljain Mondsy forced J108tpone- over the 6,960-yard layout. year..ld Te~an who 'came ao MO!Iday'a Rotulto meot of _tbe Reds' and league's Jacobs had an even par 72 and c!O:!Ie, was really having his N. Y. at Cincinnati, ppd., rain opener for the first time since B.rew:er a 6-over 73 whlcll was troubles. He had three bogeys (Only game scheduled) 19.13.. hJs worst round of five days of and not a birdie to his name TueadaJ'I P..Jbable Pltcllen The Reds planned to start play. That gave Jack a two through I! holes and . then Pittsburgh at AUanta. night Milt.Pappas and the New York Istroke victory over the Califor- eollapsed completely with a .... Veale (11·12) vs. Cloninger M~ts indica~ they would stick 1 nlan and a tat eight over the double bogey on No. l2 lbat left (21-11). by their original plans ton, dosappolnted Texan. him _. irreparable six otrokes Philadelphia at St. Louis, starting, Jack Fisher. This was Winners Problem off the pace. night -BWining (f.t.9) vs. to have been an off day. That voctory created a unique ''I thought 1 trad a chance Gibson (20-12) -\ crowd of aboul,J.5,000 - problem. It's tradiUonal lor the unlll then," Brewer said 88dly. Houston at Las Angeles, night ~I to lbat of Monday - was prevJOUB year's ~ictor to help "I wasn't playing badly and 1 , -Roberts (!-2) VII. oateen (15•.xpected lor the contest. . the new Winner mto the green thought that I might get a 15). · The rain started a!aJIOOD·lUKl c;oat !bree of the last four couple of nee<jed breaks." Chicago at Sao Franciscok,.ii "lana .away, Chilly years. : . . , · Jacobs actually had a chance Jacl:son (14-21) vs. Marichal 4o-degree temperatures olso hHls lblrd Masten champion. up to the closillfl moments. (22-13). · trao;t, As !he rain persisted, the s IP was eDmed the hard way, Nicklaus' two-stroke lead didn't New York at CtnclnnaU 15,!0b oo band dwindled to 5,000. At the end of the regulation 72 took so big on tlrat !ina! bole Fisher (11-24) vs. Papp11 (l!-9). The game was called off an boles, he was locked In a tie when .he placed bls second-shot W-IMiay'a Games holir after the schoduled slarl- with Jacobs and Brewer at through the . crowd .and into the , Pittsburgh at AUanta, n lng Ume of 2:30 p.m. EST. e~en;~ar b211/l -only o~ stroke ":~gh. . . . New York at Clnclnaat4 n The only other afternoon :ver e Jghest w!Qnmg soore . I dectded that running It out Phlladelphla ot St. Lauil, n game In the league waa sched· .. posted In the Masters. w•th my _putter was the only Houston at Loa AntJtlos, n 1 uied . at San Francisco. The othwas ~ally fortunate to way of bemg sure of not getting Olicago at San Francisco, 1 er teams play night games e~en be on the playoff," a •double bolfey) six," Nicklaus If the weather Is favo~b1e, Nicklaus stud. ''This was the I' said.. A six would have tb< Reds will r ~a ·.1 the openlllfl type of tournament that no one contmued the playoff . reaJiy won, it was one that a Jot , sudden death. day honors. If no~ thos year of fellows lost " ' He rolled the b 11 the• may go to San Francisco · · · a six feet 1 • Nicklaus wa! thinking about 1 , past the cup and then sank his MONAOO TENNIS Brewer who blew his chance by Iputt to earn his third green MONTE CARLO M , mossmg a live-foot putt QJI the coat and a check lor $20,000. (UP,!) , -Manuel Santan~n~ ! 12nd bole o~egulation play and [Jacobs got $12,300 for finishing · del ted. N' 1 p· Iol himself thbe 71mjssed a three- second and Brewer got a Spam ea Jcoa Je a~ loot t th d 1· I · · gel( of Italy, !Hl, 4-ll, 6-4, IH, , er on e • . at woul Icanso mg conso atton pnze Monday in the finals of the I have made him a Winner a day $8,300. men's. singles at the Monte Carlo Tennis tournament. G~rntartY~S Helga Nelssea beal Lea Perioolt of Italy, 6-2, 6-2. ' to eaplure the women'a Q-J bvo empiiJieml. Last Novemb& I bad be nmovaJ oi the eii'Oild bod)' IOmetlmel recommendetl for tltll COIJdl. lion. I om otiD itllGrWindod. l'vt hetnl thlt vUtiiiJc .,.. tamlde wUI pvt prompl rtiJef, Wl!al do yGl! lblni:T· I A - 'ftll dnl. lmon 11 ' tlbamiVIII, mflll be lfvtD hy lnjeC!IoD' lntll tilt vtln. 'I' b il l'l!le of ~ mtlll be very alow to pNvtDI IIICh _.. 11:llcll u CIJtllhiDc, IIIIIICUirr ~ ljlllllltcblnl. Tltt j' Reds Suffer r--by Helen Bottel--' ~ runs ' 'i'be· victory was the first In · two· outings this se.ason I 0 r Coach Russ Moore's Purple Panthers. Pomeroy was earUer AUGUSTA, Ga. (UP)) - earlier. defeated 9-3 by Gajllpolis. IMasters champion J~k Nick· 'nte Lolli Drive . Itaus plans w start bwldlng golf But there was tittle doubt ,;:erry slnlck out 10 batters courses although he alms to about Nicklaus' desire to win :. wall<ed lour. He faced 30 spend at least 10 more years Monday. He was booming his and retired the side In tearing them up with bls clubs. drives well over 300 yards and or et '!' .the second and fUth "I'm very Interested In said he didn't feel be bad a bad m;:gs. building new couroes and putt. br. Big :acka took the lead remodelillfl old ones." said 1 Tho 31 ·Y ear • old Jacoba J - MORE :..:r :er•. 2-Dally Sentinel; · Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprll 12, 1988 ILW!S Dear Helen: About lbat dDemma of unw&Dted telepboue sales pltehes: Let me add a quick, ..,.lllllfl war I aolved lbll problem. Wbenever one of llteae calla eOme.a to me, ·J very qulelly lay the phone 011 the table or clo!sk, 10 Into another room and double up wllb Jaqbttr. for =~d ~:e w· . B F' T 8Ig ear Irst 0 m Back-to-Back Masters ·· .. v:~rr;·~~~ laughhlfl maltor to PbiiWiljJIIIal ~ ·'II* 'n,.-1. evict!be Ce!U.. tbe odv ~ •IQII ..,. I I I li' Boston Seeks Eastern · · Totdght, The pltcltlng und bitting of bottom of the lnnlllfl when Lan- 1er was sale on an error lbat I Werry tasued a fret pass Senior Righthander Dick Wer- ny Van Meter walked, stole , moved Bartels to lblrd. van and Feri\IIOII doubted one ry led Pomeroy's diamond second and third and came : Meter stole second, ~ling lite I away In the top of ·tbe HfOIIth, ~uad to a li-Z wln over vlslting 1•home on Werry's first double tstage for back·to-back sillfllulbut the Panlber lurler ·lelmed · Pt. Pleasant on Monday. with two away. 1by Werry and Rodney !Wr. the nen lWO ilaiiuo ;. ·. ~ W~rry, a junk bali thrower, Pl. Pleasant moved back In 1 The Panlhers ,.wed up the victory In hll flrat 1i1rt lbll burled strongly throughout the Iron I'in the lop end of t he , victory In the slxlb with tbeir ]season. ?·liming contest despite a sfea. third on a solo homer by Fer- final three runs. Werry ted of! Wlggens Ia 7 ltmlllfls ; ,; r dy rainfall. He limited the West guson with one out The Blocks, , with hio second two-bagger, Point, fanned 2, w~ 4. Virginians to four scaUefl!d however, yielded the lead for !Karr followed wltb his second , BY INNINGS hils. :good In the bottom traU of !bat isingle .jlnd Eddie Baer singled. !Pt. Pleuant .. 101 000 1-2 4 2 W h ·frame. I' Tom Woods was then pfe on Pomeroy ..... · 102 G03 X-U 11 with'7·h; ;:.;;slnduallythperlbormatte . Chuck Bartels led-off by wal~· an error and the final run : Wtggena and Swlsber. Merry 1'"l'ttoo ball nally ltod ....._t ~e a ther, mg and With one away Van Me~ scored. Iand Vlln Meter. .. II'" a Iso bad a ,...~ uay at ' plate with two doubles and • I ,.rie, SIGNS UF THE TIMES Dear Helen: Quite BOlDt time ago you printed I Jetter lboul I llltle girl wbo couldn't say "Divorc. ed" wl)en the teacher asked about her parent& I woncter H ~ burt and tonllnl! to be In 1 tJorDIII family II wor,.._ or better - than the tll!leeflnl way aome children react to divorce. OUr dllJih~ brollflht I frland home. I overbeanl them talklllfl about parents and the girl llfld, quite condeseendlllfl]y, "tm on my SECOND mother aJ. ready,'' as II Mary, with only one, was not 11 With lt." You bear about "Number 3 Father," and 11My real old man,'' and 1'1 can get anythlq I wanllrom Mom Ill jail menlion I lhlnk I'll go Uve with Dad." Sufferlllflla terrible, especially when a child suffen over IIOIJ!ethlng she didn't cause, but Isn't the callous a!Htude towardl divorce and "musical parents" even worse? Won't theoe kids grow up thlnklllfl a human famUy has as much solIdarity as a family of cats and klttena! -WORRED Dear Worried: I think a lot of this "callou.. ...,. .. In cbUdren of dlvor<e Ia protective coloring. They're like the boy wllb a limp llho call• blmaell "Gimpy" to keep otbers from pitying him. And . wlto'o to say It's Wl'llllfl? He's maklllfl the best of a allualion be can't cbartge. However, a growlllfl number of YDIIIIflllera don't know what lamlly stabDity Ia ali about ancl llteae wlU be the divorced penouo of the future. They've been talliht lltrouglt uample lltat n•s euler to nm titan IIJY ancl wort tbbtp ...~: -H. ' l Panthers .Slap Point Pleasant 6-·2 I ' Richard S. Owen. Publisbu Chester Tannehill. Editor Publi:!ihe<l tVf!!l'J afternoon exceJJ!. SuD- ·•·: "'I ~· . ,.' ,. . ·- �...'' ' . v' 11 S.hip,~. ~. ~. .;·.,· qr~,. ~.. i. ' i' ' I Wl. :..~uld, . .~~r;:. S~f!~ ~;~rge~ ,.. J . 4-Dally SentiMI, PoJ!Kll'OY·Middleport, 0., April 1!, ' l~ ,UF_'(J... ~:t:e~:~!;;~~p =:::!e:-TU:::S ' Mr~._Riddle . , i··~ Suburban Amusement Park .,;. . ZONING • Put in Shambles by Riot · ·' ' Dies Monday ' ! ' '~ · "• · thl 'l11e ns ers all came back Mr. and 'Mrs. Roger States use an automobDe to .get By GEORG! J. JWAIIDER seem to bt bothe,1.g them, ~nd ~lth !tielr nv.:tnch guns. ' TJ\elpbjiiC!I(n 4bf !lky and w~lche\1 possible to see Venus atd..: the sm:e w of l'om-.roy, R. D., and Sandy there, sayM the Amer1c:ID ·AUto1 bteraallGDal • llalled !hey wero~~'t botherinl the elfeet wu the· same-al\ the shellsthe;:,:.P ~ !aU ~~ ~=Y~ ::.;•;altion . And 10,' fD the orthlves oJ the Jeff"f' o1 ~acuse, were v!Bit- JDOblle AMSOCiaiiOn. · , :i:''l .. WASHINGTON (UP!) -FI·•·I balloon. So lhe battleship - · . Ishnrt of .. War of the anvet ballaoo." Navy, the battleship Ne\1' York inl with Sst· and Mrs. . ' -3-... ·' - ports Plll1 continued on i&l way. About that time, the DIVIS&• . ~ .. • - - •_____..., . .~ """~ ..-.:nm .....:~- •• ~ "" 111 recorded lA havinr f1red P.f "!'~All and bnya last week • _~,. ~~, '~'"*"lYe . !!'cJ<~~u':n;tablo talk The olfi<et'l were CODfulenl tor, who bad been on Dllhl lils orow• ""''""" , .. ·-· ~clt ~v .,;.-~his ~'"iienrt to first !bot In any fuhl"' space Baltimore, Md. -····" • • ~ · - -.. thll even wllh 1 dlmag<d watch anc1 had to be onduty at to bls room, made some qw '"'6•8 . · III toured proPeuor, the •lllliP could llltWn and twllight to gOt calC•Jlallons, and came back to battleship New York : llattiesblp New York they outdlstaoco any balloon. .An accurate re:litings, came to thf re~l .~ the co~·~'~'· pia tv po Ibeen firing atlbe planet Venus. -~··D c.~. h lllme , . back only embarraiBing hour later, however. thll big deck. Sl<eplly he oludled the '811', he said, if It were ne enus. r.puai, ~le~I)U.I8; VISIT OUil . · rles. silver balloon was still boveriog Inn Monument, LIAColn .. ~D over the llllip. II seemed about First Birthday 13 Ia! and Arllogtlm SHO~ . ' II was an encounter the • mile away, direclly overhead. elery where they watched 1 would like to forget but Fire· AHlbjoet Obserf!ed at Party cbaoglog of gu,ar4 and oaw Joh••IIIAKER · whidi .orne scientists By thla .Ume the commander Mr. and Mrs: C. J. Struble Gsuge reodiDp _ Galllpollo KBIIDOdy'e grave, The may eaplaln current was get~ lllllOyed.-<r per- entertained wilb a party SaturBobier Hoopltali , VIJIUng Dam 11.9, 17.4, running 18 . returned home Monday Middleport, 0~. of unidentified Dying haps WQI'I'ied.. " ner lvo day evening in obaervanoe of . hours :1-4 and 7~ _p.m. Parents on rollers, Pomeroy • .tilt. !UFO'S). He ordl~; Gun 1 g the ilt!t birthday of their grand- Devotions by Mrs. Roy Par- only on PediatrlcJ Ww-4 ' "1.37, Pt. Pl•asant 21.36, iiliiiiiliiiiiii U lb mearaoge · · · ,··olth . • ' , It happened wh e • The ans.:Or came back' daughter, Danean Slruble. IIOn opened .the Jltle,..... e .ldmlsoloas tnn 0.76 stationary, I '! ason was headed lor the fwo "Seventeen hundred yards.'' FUml were shown by Mrl. East Letart WSCS ll 'the ebureh, Mrl. Earl P. Acree, 649 Falls 5.37 rising, Charleston 19· $ r Jima campaign. The some order went out to Daniel Struble and movies of April 5 with II mem~~ pre.. Ave.: Mrs. Jolm E. Armstrong, 29 falling. London, Marmet and The New York had hod radar and the anawer was the lbe pnrty were taken. After lbe ent. . . \ . 11 P!nAI St.; Mrs. FranciJ W. Winfield dams were on the sillS. series of bardluck oame' honored 1111est opened her gJfta, The buslneso meetlog wu Smith 8%1 Fourth Mrs. Do 1 Movements· which had kept It out of Fi~y the order went out: refreshments of a decoraled doll presided over by IIJl' vlee OIID (; Ruasell Rt 1 • • In the Pacific. It was "Open !~e." cake made by Mrs. Joseph Str•· president, Mrs. i!ersbel Roush. !\Irs, R;mert L. Neal: Rt. 1 Obte ~•,er - ~ohn J. Row~ ing toward lwo Jima Because the object was bl<, ice cream and collee were The group voled to $0 It well; Mrs. Daniel c. up 14, 11.4 · P- m., Lu~er ~: Joss of a propellor blade directly over the ship, the big served. Favors were ballooos the MIDiS County Cancer Ftmd, Rt 1 Ga!Upolis; Mrs. Oscar man down 11,, 3 a. m.. V~ • slowed its speed. gun' couldn'l be used. 1'1/ey and Ea•ter cups. Mrs. Pearson bad the pro- Elliott, Rt. 1 Northup; John !nco and Lom,.ana u~bo at The day was calm, the shot out not up. So three-inch Attending wer~ Mrs. Daniel gram about Eaater. II opened Blower Rio Grande· Mrs. 16, waltmg at a. m. 'bound clear. Suddenly, officers on the guns, which can shoot straight Struble and Danean and Mrs. with the group singing "Lead WJUJ~ P. Workma~. Pt. and R~b_ert need dow~ . nal bridge 11ighted a strange · up like anti-aircraft weapons Harry Williamson, RuUand; Me To Calvary," with prayer Pleasant· Mrs Charles , P. 16, wa1tmg at 7 a.m. • ~at~ k overhead. They studied it were brought Into action. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williamson by Mrs. Roy Donohew. Scrip- Kearns, 'clilto~. w. va., Dar· down 17, 7;10 a.m., ·'"TI~I; COIIIdn't make out what il was. The lbree-inchers shot away and David and Darla, Mr. and ture readings by Miss Baroara rell E Badgley Rt. 2 Racine: Jan up 19, 3.IS •· .m., d It was round, silver-colored and and shot away but couldn't Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mike, Adams were taken from Mat- Barba~a J smith Middleport; up 19, 4:50a. m.; Ehsha Woo s seemed about the size of a touch the ''silver balloon.'' The Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack thew, 27 and 28. Mrs Dana. D. Ho~ell, Rt. up 20, 6:50 a. m.; Zim::~~:: story house. commander finally ordered h!s Cramer and Jacqueline Sue ReadiDgs about Easler were Po.;eroy: Chrlalopher T. . 7;20 8 · m.:. Neaw m. And: Solid State TranBisterlzed, Range % MUe i Balloon-shaped Object destroyer escort to open fire and Danny of Manon and the givon by Mrs. Pete Shields, lor, Pomeroy; Mrs. Char!os down 21, 3 40 ·. ·• . The commanucr, Rear Adm. host and hostess. Mro. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Earl McKnight Rutland· George H. Calhoun up 22, 3. 15 a. m., 9 Kemp c. Christian, was sum· Adams, Mrs. John Fisher and Bryson Rl 1 Alb.ey; Mrs. Ed- Edeana Bosworth up 13" Wide Head. Has Palmyra Bristles moned. Mrs Herschel Rou.sh The ard C Heath Rl 3 Jackson· 9:20 p. m.; Eastern You could see the object with DAUGHTER BORII! meeting closed with Mrs. Pear- ~•- E;tlll L. 'Burkholder, Rt: Greenup 10:10 p. m.; Knox 7 49 the bare eye. But the Admiral OU 0 Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Thoma, son readiog Resurrection Day 2 Asbland, Ky.; Mrs. A. Mot· Greenup 1;30 a.m.; Mark East: called for his binoculars. lie Letart Fa/Is Pomeroy, Route 2, are announc- from the Methodist Woman ao1 lne Perry, Huntington, W. Va.; In down Greenup 3;05 a. m., 14" Long Fire Box of Steel-Plated Adjustable Grill lorosed them on the strange . { ' ing the birth of a 6 lb. 5 oz. lbe benediction by Mrs. Eorl Mrs. Walter T. Johnson, Jack. Brimestonf down G~BIIllp 7.25 objL~t which seemed to be The Letart FaliJ Methodis daughter, Terri Lynn, April 8 Adams. son· Paul E. Higgins, Willow a.m.; Fr eberger wn fol!owing the ship. Junior M.Y.F. present· at Veterans Memorial Hosplt· The birthday of Mrs. William W~· Clarence D. Price, up 7;45 a. m.; Frank Durant b.. Even Burning and Easy ttl Ught. With Hickory The of.!icers recalled a pageant, "The Hope of al. Grandparents are Mr.and i Fox was celebrated with Mrs. ens~; Mrs. Garland Me- down Greenup 7:55 a. m..; Bob of JapaneSI' balloons the World," on Palm Sunday at Mrs. William Young, Shade, IHerschel Roush and Mrs. John Comas, Rt. 1 Franklin Furnace; Benter down Meldahl 3.50 p. Flavoring over the nor~west~rn Letart Falls Mthod1st and Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Porn- · Fisher servtn·g cake •. te'a, cof- George K. Ray, Rt. 2 Ripley, ~-:New o_rleans down Meldahl SJat•s-ol balloo"" mtended to Church. . eroy, Rt. 2. Thomas Gilkey is [ fee and EB5ter candies. W. Va.; Robert M. Belz, 4.30 p. m., Buckeye . S t a I e set forest frres. Tht consensus Those m the cast were Peter, t grandfather This is Athens· Forrest E Jones Rt down Meldahl 5 p.m., R. E. Foam Plastic, Pure White Uner, Dripless Spout of Uoe bridge was ~"t the Eddie CroS!; John, Greg Dono- . ~egr:uple's lirst child. COUNCU. TO MEET 3 Well~n: Mra. H;.,ry D.' . Bridges up Meldabl 11:25 p.m.; object was an enemy b.:Jloon. hew; James, Steve Yonker SerThe Syracuse Guiding star d J ckson· David W. R. H. Bosworth U down Mel57 3 But whatever it was, it didn't vant, Lorna Belli Householder, Council, Daughters of America, ~::. R.t ~Oak ifiu; Sue A. dahl 1:10 a.m.i J. S. -;;.;;,:.;:~~~...;,==-. l stevc sears ; Mary Magdalene, IIAVE GUESTS will meet In regular session on ham ~l 1 Pedro· Mrs Meldahl 2;10 a. m.; AII Qulck·Lok Cup-Cap, Lox.On Plastic Stopper I' , Roberta Teaford •. and other r weekend ests of Mr. Thursday at 7;30 p. m. at the T. Hupp, RAvens~ood: . ton Zephyr down Meldahl II disciples were Neil Baker, Bo~- an~a~~s. Ivan ca:an and haiL All m~mbers are urgently Clarence D. Campbell, a. m.; Joseph Chotm up Melh For That Prom or by Roush, Pall) Cross, . Dav!rl sons of Peach Fork Road were reqursted to a~tend, _Florence land, Ky.; Mrs. William dahl 7:05. a. m. Extra Special Simler, and Steve Jenkons. · d families , Potts deputy said. OI!Iclal and Tobe t Oak HUI· Mrs lla!Upohs Dam - Jefiboal 17" High. Natural Wood Finish. Folds For Carrylnl ,,. the crowd" were their grown sons an • ' be r, • · d Th Occasion ... ose m b 'I'll . M d Mrs Gary Carman and , important business must , el G Wills Rt. Ray· own 9 p.m.; Tommy Roush De ra 1, J rron , 1 r. an · 1d : t ted · ' : up 1·55 a rn 95 WHITE CQATS . Debra Spangl;r, Randall Sears children, Rhonda and Ilona , i ransac · ~ohn E. Brown, Oak Hill; · · · d J n Milliron IMr. and Mrs. Ronald Carlll1ln ibl ld . Manrmg, Wellston; Kanawha River BLACK SLACKS ' anRea:s KIT - Carrying Case l'IUI Earphone & Battery were judy Roberts and son, Ronald, all of Colum· • First complete Englrlish !Bt1• e E. Montgomery, Jackson. down London 6 a. m.; w. H. to beof prlnled ansapubIon 1 Sh aver, J r., up w·ru· ld 6: 55 p. Deborah Early and Kennet.ll'1i bus. Mrs. Agg'Ie Smtih ol estPornt~ 1out GernJ~nwas and• Latin Birtb!l 1 1e DOWNIE-GROSS Shuler. Pianist was Mrs. Gar"l eroy was a Su~day S:nd their i lished by l\lyJes Coverdale In ' Mrs. Herschel G. Wills, m.; Beaver up Winfield 12;:15 POMEROY Circle. Rev. J~m.es F. Ear- VIsit.. her gran ions j iS35. l, Ray, son, &:lS p.m. . a. m.; Fort Dearborn down 3-Speed. VInyl Base Guard. Thumb Swltcb. Beater Ejector. ly gave Uoe benedictiOn. . __ ...!,"miiies:_ ~ _ _ ___ ; - -· ~ •. ., Mrs. Charles P. Kearns, Wlnlield 1:10 a. m.; Allen R. !' I.i . ~~·-· ·, ton. dlnJ&bter, 9, 10 p.m. Merrill up Wmlield 2;10 a.m.; ' . 77 o<AL!I08 A~~ day EJiercllfl down Wlnlield • ,i I ' W -· a. m.; Helen Z. up Wlnlield Deluxe Nylon. Solid and Split Back Type Dlscharce• a.m:; 1!. E. Bowles up Thomas M. BeetUe, lleld 5;30 a. m.; Lucy Dupont '7' l 00• R. Bell, Mrs. Normal L. Lucas down WinUeld H5 a.m. Now Car ••' Mrs. Edael H. Durham, Or Slmonlz Viola Wax- Your Choice Ralph L, Henry, Mrs. (;h•rles I 1 th U 1 lty f C. Jeffers, Mrs. Lowell E. a e n vers o fers, and infant daughter, many. A statue of the For Home or Car. Ball Ring Cap. rle May, CIUirles E. Mary at Bonn was called James c. Thomas, Mrs. ma Mater/' or beloved mother. 0. Warren, Walter Webb, • . • 1·57 Worry of James H. Wood, Mark E. Quick Change, Spin On Type. For Most Late Modell er, Mrs. Elwood I. Yoder. l p,.,. 1 r:, . ~:~dof,:'; ~F".;.!ut !~r .:. ~ve~elr~av~~:: ~ttll: ~e Easter is Topic . Of Prog·iain for WSCS Group Hospital News New ·" -turmsn•• •'• . .,!'!,~• ~~:•Zoo ~ River News BUDGET FURNITURE Sh0p M00re and Savel . Veterans Momorlal B01pllal 19th at•• WE MEAN THAT BRAND NEW CARl '!Sj..A.LE Get that new car you've been wanting , , • get II now! There's no need to put it off any longer when we can put you behind the wheel with a quick, convenient Auto Loan. Come in, talk to us about it ••• you'll see how easy it is to get what it takes with our prompt, courteous service. And we'll arrange an easy monthly payment plan tailored to fit your income. Come see us soon and walk out to buy the 10 JOU want to be driving. Walkie-Talkies - o:~T 17·" I Reg. P Patio Broom • 97c Pageant Gl'ven 8 y th f Y BOYS Reg. l Folding Grill - 1-1 • Charcoa I Br1guets - 101b.59c Oxfords & Loafers FULL BANKING SERVICE eMortw•tt Lotnl tPtnontl Lo.ns tR•rno41flnt &...,. •B•nk Money OrdefliChecklng Accounts eBenll; brMIH eS.fety D.posit Box eTruat Service e Loans Half-Gallon Picnic Jug 88c $2.99to $5.99 P Pt. Vacuum Bottle • 1· eNOW Roush's Shoe Store 99c Camp Stools - ... 77 c 1 . MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCI CORP. 6-Transistor Radio···· 6· . Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pltken,l entertained with a family dinner Sunday honoriAg Mr. GE Portable Mixer· • •• 9·" Mrs. R. E. Williams on 42nd wedding anniversary. ent were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Iiams and S. M. Briggs, Mrs. Kathrya Dietz Bill, Belpre, and Mr. sad Lyle Balder,.. and Kay. 6· Stretch Seat Covers 5·" Wax ------ 99C Allf""""" f WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ~aster, 10!" Whisk Broom ••• •37c FALSE TEETH Sllpplnt or lrrltatlnt? Don'\ be embllrraued bflooBe !alae ALMA mTER ~t~n teeth liiiPPI.ni. drol!Pinl or Wobb!Lt : when you eat, taft or latlllh. Jwt The expression ~'alma mater" .,prinkle a ntue FABTEITH on your was applied to universiteis dur-· p1atca. Thla pleuant powder gt1'ee a l. ing the Middle Ages .and prou••Jy W8S first used by S st.u., dent 1n referring to his college remB.!'Ir.able sense of il.dded. comfOR &Wt aecurtty by holding piatu roo~ ftrml y. No gummy, gooey, pasty t.aa\e Ace Oil Filter • • MOORE'S 124 W. Main Pomeroy or tuurur. lt'l a.lkalloe (uon·&dd.), GeU'AB'fDTBaunydnlBcO\lDW. UPI Briefs Gallant escort! N.- appNClatM •ON thu a lady how att.ntlvt Cadillae 11-to'lla clrivw Md passoagen. Nor Is there U)'OM MON apprecialive J the unsurpiiOSO'd quality of lti !uerioa~·• litis Fury Sliver Special includes these extra standard features, • &liable sliver acrylic enamel • New, exclusive blue all-vinyl Interior . • Whitewalls. Deluxe wheel covers • Deluxe upper door moldings. ww--. Permanent e.NOW It's the dealer: ' . Your nearby PiymouthDe~trrl~ I TOt.'\ RUE MOTO·RS 399 SOUTH THIRD AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0, .. 111a117 welcome lmouriM chat oet Cadillac aput Mall the other can. ~oct,-.. 1a ..r coc~~~~u, ....... It 11M oomfort. Pul<her onh...!og her onjll)'lhftt of CadU!ac'• ....... ol-oai-. IINOpooods w~ • al.,._ AIM! CadiU.c'o OltohoiN MW -W. powor - . . 6or 198e clrpncc. e::uelle~MM~ and txc:itement ii the car'• 'reputa- ......_._,.,, 41e&wt•.-.•••~ilcl. Thecu dealer 10on. Na oat: eiH is so u.~ ia h,IpiD,g her ooloot her lavo..U. 01odel ancl oquiponeat. bu't ..._. a lody ioo Y""" life who deaerveo a Codillac:? - _. lhot lo . . _., crl -··* ...... w_.., ......... AMC.M lu:xur). .w ......~ 9'111 Flnftlllod....c.nt ,.,'fhltl'romor Exlrllpeclll Oce11IIR. ·.. WHnECOATS SLACKS ' -nor ..... li)............... . tiOD for returning Dl.are of its wigiatl eeM In ttad• lhaa ...,. other .., ia ta..ofa.._ Vi;it aa authorized �...'' ' . v' 11 S.hip,~. ~. ~. .;·.,· qr~,. ~.. i. ' i' ' I Wl. :..~uld, . .~~r;:. S~f!~ ~;~rge~ ,.. J . 4-Dally SentiMI, PoJ!Kll'OY·Middleport, 0., April 1!, ' l~ ,UF_'(J... ~:t:e~:~!;;~~p =:::!e:-TU:::S ' Mr~._Riddle . , i··~ Suburban Amusement Park .,;. . ZONING • Put in Shambles by Riot · ·' ' Dies Monday ' ! ' '~ · "• · thl 'l11e ns ers all came back Mr. and 'Mrs. Roger States use an automobDe to .get By GEORG! J. JWAIIDER seem to bt bothe,1.g them, ~nd ~lth !tielr nv.:tnch guns. ' TJ\elpbjiiC!I(n 4bf !lky and w~lche\1 possible to see Venus atd..: the sm:e w of l'om-.roy, R. D., and Sandy there, sayM the Amer1c:ID ·AUto1 bteraallGDal • llalled !hey wero~~'t botherinl the elfeet wu the· same-al\ the shellsthe;:,:.P ~ !aU ~~ ~=Y~ ::.;•;altion . And 10,' fD the orthlves oJ the Jeff"f' o1 ~acuse, were v!Bit- JDOblle AMSOCiaiiOn. · , :i:''l .. WASHINGTON (UP!) -FI·•·I balloon. So lhe battleship - · . Ishnrt of .. War of the anvet ballaoo." Navy, the battleship Ne\1' York inl with Sst· and Mrs. . ' -3-... ·' - ports Plll1 continued on i&l way. About that time, the DIVIS&• . ~ .. • - - •_____..., . .~ """~ ..-.:nm .....:~- •• ~ "" 111 recorded lA havinr f1red P.f "!'~All and bnya last week • _~,. ~~, '~'"*"lYe . !!'cJ<~~u':n;tablo talk The olfi<et'l were CODfulenl tor, who bad been on Dllhl lils orow• ""''""" , .. ·-· ~clt ~v .,;.-~his ~'"iienrt to first !bot In any fuhl"' space Baltimore, Md. -····" • • ~ · - -.. thll even wllh 1 dlmag<d watch anc1 had to be onduty at to bls room, made some qw '"'6•8 . · III toured proPeuor, the •lllliP could llltWn and twllight to gOt calC•Jlallons, and came back to battleship New York : llattiesblp New York they outdlstaoco any balloon. .An accurate re:litings, came to thf re~l .~ the co~·~'~'· pia tv po Ibeen firing atlbe planet Venus. -~··D c.~. h lllme , . back only embarraiBing hour later, however. thll big deck. Sl<eplly he oludled the '811', he said, if It were ne enus. r.puai, ~le~I)U.I8; VISIT OUil . · rles. silver balloon was still boveriog Inn Monument, LIAColn .. ~D over the llllip. II seemed about First Birthday 13 Ia! and Arllogtlm SHO~ . ' II was an encounter the • mile away, direclly overhead. elery where they watched 1 would like to forget but Fire· AHlbjoet Obserf!ed at Party cbaoglog of gu,ar4 and oaw Joh••IIIAKER · whidi .orne scientists By thla .Ume the commander Mr. and Mrs: C. J. Struble Gsuge reodiDp _ Galllpollo KBIIDOdy'e grave, The may eaplaln current was get~ lllllOyed.-<r per- entertained wilb a party SaturBobier Hoopltali , VIJIUng Dam 11.9, 17.4, running 18 . returned home Monday Middleport, 0~. of unidentified Dying haps WQI'I'ied.. " ner lvo day evening in obaervanoe of . hours :1-4 and 7~ _p.m. Parents on rollers, Pomeroy • .tilt. !UFO'S). He ordl~; Gun 1 g the ilt!t birthday of their grand- Devotions by Mrs. Roy Par- only on PediatrlcJ Ww-4 ' "1.37, Pt. Pl•asant 21.36, iiliiiiiliiiiiii U lb mearaoge · · · ,··olth . • ' , It happened wh e • The ans.:Or came back' daughter, Danean Slruble. IIOn opened .the Jltle,..... e .ldmlsoloas tnn 0.76 stationary, I '! ason was headed lor the fwo "Seventeen hundred yards.'' FUml were shown by Mrl. East Letart WSCS ll 'the ebureh, Mrl. Earl P. Acree, 649 Falls 5.37 rising, Charleston 19· $ r Jima campaign. The some order went out to Daniel Struble and movies of April 5 with II mem~~ pre.. Ave.: Mrs. Jolm E. Armstrong, 29 falling. London, Marmet and The New York had hod radar and the anawer was the lbe pnrty were taken. After lbe ent. . . \ . 11 P!nAI St.; Mrs. FranciJ W. Winfield dams were on the sillS. series of bardluck oame' honored 1111est opened her gJfta, The buslneso meetlog wu Smith 8%1 Fourth Mrs. Do 1 Movements· which had kept It out of Fi~y the order went out: refreshments of a decoraled doll presided over by IIJl' vlee OIID (; Ruasell Rt 1 • • In the Pacific. It was "Open !~e." cake made by Mrs. Joseph Str•· president, Mrs. i!ersbel Roush. !\Irs, R;mert L. Neal: Rt. 1 Obte ~•,er - ~ohn J. Row~ ing toward lwo Jima Because the object was bl<, ice cream and collee were The group voled to $0 It well; Mrs. Daniel c. up 14, 11.4 · P- m., Lu~er ~: Joss of a propellor blade directly over the ship, the big served. Favors were ballooos the MIDiS County Cancer Ftmd, Rt 1 Ga!Upolis; Mrs. Oscar man down 11,, 3 a. m.. V~ • slowed its speed. gun' couldn'l be used. 1'1/ey and Ea•ter cups. Mrs. Pearson bad the pro- Elliott, Rt. 1 Northup; John !nco and Lom,.ana u~bo at The day was calm, the shot out not up. So three-inch Attending wer~ Mrs. Daniel gram about Eaater. II opened Blower Rio Grande· Mrs. 16, waltmg at a. m. 'bound clear. Suddenly, officers on the guns, which can shoot straight Struble and Danean and Mrs. with the group singing "Lead WJUJ~ P. Workma~. Pt. and R~b_ert need dow~ . nal bridge 11ighted a strange · up like anti-aircraft weapons Harry Williamson, RuUand; Me To Calvary," with prayer Pleasant· Mrs Charles , P. 16, wa1tmg at 7 a.m. • ~at~ k overhead. They studied it were brought Into action. ' Mr. and Mrs. Bill Williamson by Mrs. Roy Donohew. Scrip- Kearns, 'clilto~. w. va., Dar· down 17, 7;10 a.m., ·'"TI~I; COIIIdn't make out what il was. The lbree-inchers shot away and David and Darla, Mr. and ture readings by Miss Baroara rell E Badgley Rt. 2 Racine: Jan up 19, 3.IS •· .m., d It was round, silver-colored and and shot away but couldn't Mrs. Joseph Struble and Mike, Adams were taken from Mat- Barba~a J smith Middleport; up 19, 4:50a. m.; Ehsha Woo s seemed about the size of a touch the ''silver balloon.'' The Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Jack thew, 27 and 28. Mrs Dana. D. Ho~ell, Rt. up 20, 6:50 a. m.; Zim::~~:: story house. commander finally ordered h!s Cramer and Jacqueline Sue ReadiDgs about Easler were Po.;eroy: Chrlalopher T. . 7;20 8 · m.:. Neaw m. And: Solid State TranBisterlzed, Range % MUe i Balloon-shaped Object destroyer escort to open fire and Danny of Manon and the givon by Mrs. Pete Shields, lor, Pomeroy; Mrs. Char!os down 21, 3 40 ·. ·• . The commanucr, Rear Adm. host and hostess. Mro. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Earl McKnight Rutland· George H. Calhoun up 22, 3. 15 a. m., 9 Kemp c. Christian, was sum· Adams, Mrs. John Fisher and Bryson Rl 1 Alb.ey; Mrs. Ed- Edeana Bosworth up 13" Wide Head. Has Palmyra Bristles moned. Mrs Herschel Rou.sh The ard C Heath Rl 3 Jackson· 9:20 p. m.; Eastern You could see the object with DAUGHTER BORII! meeting closed with Mrs. Pear- ~•- E;tlll L. 'Burkholder, Rt: Greenup 10:10 p. m.; Knox 7 49 the bare eye. But the Admiral OU 0 Mr. and Mrs. Guy M. Thoma, son readiog Resurrection Day 2 Asbland, Ky.; Mrs. A. Mot· Greenup 1;30 a.m.; Mark East: called for his binoculars. lie Letart Fa/Is Pomeroy, Route 2, are announc- from the Methodist Woman ao1 lne Perry, Huntington, W. Va.; In down Greenup 3;05 a. m., 14" Long Fire Box of Steel-Plated Adjustable Grill lorosed them on the strange . { ' ing the birth of a 6 lb. 5 oz. lbe benediction by Mrs. Eorl Mrs. Walter T. Johnson, Jack. Brimestonf down G~BIIllp 7.25 objL~t which seemed to be The Letart FaliJ Methodis daughter, Terri Lynn, April 8 Adams. son· Paul E. Higgins, Willow a.m.; Fr eberger wn fol!owing the ship. Junior M.Y.F. present· at Veterans Memorial Hosplt· The birthday of Mrs. William W~· Clarence D. Price, up 7;45 a. m.; Frank Durant b.. Even Burning and Easy ttl Ught. With Hickory The of.!icers recalled a pageant, "The Hope of al. Grandparents are Mr.and i Fox was celebrated with Mrs. ens~; Mrs. Garland Me- down Greenup 7:55 a. m..; Bob of JapaneSI' balloons the World," on Palm Sunday at Mrs. William Young, Shade, IHerschel Roush and Mrs. John Comas, Rt. 1 Franklin Furnace; Benter down Meldahl 3.50 p. Flavoring over the nor~west~rn Letart Falls Mthod1st and Mrs. Georgia Thoma, Porn- · Fisher servtn·g cake •. te'a, cof- George K. Ray, Rt. 2 Ripley, ~-:New o_rleans down Meldahl SJat•s-ol balloo"" mtended to Church. . eroy, Rt. 2. Thomas Gilkey is [ fee and EB5ter candies. W. Va.; Robert M. Belz, 4.30 p. m., Buckeye . S t a I e set forest frres. Tht consensus Those m the cast were Peter, t grandfather This is Athens· Forrest E Jones Rt down Meldahl 5 p.m., R. E. Foam Plastic, Pure White Uner, Dripless Spout of Uoe bridge was ~"t the Eddie CroS!; John, Greg Dono- . ~egr:uple's lirst child. COUNCU. TO MEET 3 Well~n: Mra. H;.,ry D.' . Bridges up Meldabl 11:25 p.m.; object was an enemy b.:Jloon. hew; James, Steve Yonker SerThe Syracuse Guiding star d J ckson· David W. R. H. Bosworth U down Mel57 3 But whatever it was, it didn't vant, Lorna Belli Householder, Council, Daughters of America, ~::. R.t ~Oak ifiu; Sue A. dahl 1:10 a.m.i J. S. -;;.;;,:.;:~~~...;,==-. l stevc sears ; Mary Magdalene, IIAVE GUESTS will meet In regular session on ham ~l 1 Pedro· Mrs Meldahl 2;10 a. m.; AII Qulck·Lok Cup-Cap, Lox.On Plastic Stopper I' , Roberta Teaford •. and other r weekend ests of Mr. Thursday at 7;30 p. m. at the T. Hupp, RAvens~ood: . ton Zephyr down Meldahl II disciples were Neil Baker, Bo~- an~a~~s. Ivan ca:an and haiL All m~mbers are urgently Clarence D. Campbell, a. m.; Joseph Chotm up Melh For That Prom or by Roush, Pall) Cross, . Dav!rl sons of Peach Fork Road were reqursted to a~tend, _Florence land, Ky.; Mrs. William dahl 7:05. a. m. Extra Special Simler, and Steve Jenkons. · d families , Potts deputy said. OI!Iclal and Tobe t Oak HUI· Mrs lla!Upohs Dam - Jefiboal 17" High. Natural Wood Finish. Folds For Carrylnl ,,. the crowd" were their grown sons an • ' be r, • · d Th Occasion ... ose m b 'I'll . M d Mrs Gary Carman and , important business must , el G Wills Rt. Ray· own 9 p.m.; Tommy Roush De ra 1, J rron , 1 r. an · 1d : t ted · ' : up 1·55 a rn 95 WHITE CQATS . Debra Spangl;r, Randall Sears children, Rhonda and Ilona , i ransac · ~ohn E. Brown, Oak Hill; · · · d J n Milliron IMr. and Mrs. Ronald Carlll1ln ibl ld . Manrmg, Wellston; Kanawha River BLACK SLACKS ' anRea:s KIT - Carrying Case l'IUI Earphone & Battery were judy Roberts and son, Ronald, all of Colum· • First complete Englrlish !Bt1• e E. Montgomery, Jackson. down London 6 a. m.; w. H. to beof prlnled ansapubIon 1 Sh aver, J r., up w·ru· ld 6: 55 p. Deborah Early and Kennet.ll'1i bus. Mrs. Agg'Ie Smtih ol estPornt~ 1out GernJ~nwas and• Latin Birtb!l 1 1e DOWNIE-GROSS Shuler. Pianist was Mrs. Gar"l eroy was a Su~day S:nd their i lished by l\lyJes Coverdale In ' Mrs. Herschel G. Wills, m.; Beaver up Winfield 12;:15 POMEROY Circle. Rev. J~m.es F. Ear- VIsit.. her gran ions j iS35. l, Ray, son, &:lS p.m. . a. m.; Fort Dearborn down 3-Speed. VInyl Base Guard. Thumb Swltcb. Beater Ejector. ly gave Uoe benedictiOn. . __ ...!,"miiies:_ ~ _ _ ___ ; - -· ~ •. ., Mrs. Charles P. Kearns, Wlnlield 1:10 a. m.; Allen R. !' I.i . ~~·-· ·, ton. dlnJ&bter, 9, 10 p.m. Merrill up Wmlield 2;10 a.m.; ' . 77 o<AL!I08 A~~ day EJiercllfl down Wlnlield • ,i I ' W -· a. m.; Helen Z. up Wlnlield Deluxe Nylon. Solid and Split Back Type Dlscharce• a.m:; 1!. E. Bowles up Thomas M. BeetUe, lleld 5;30 a. m.; Lucy Dupont '7' l 00• R. Bell, Mrs. Normal L. Lucas down WinUeld H5 a.m. Now Car ••' Mrs. Edael H. Durham, Or Slmonlz Viola Wax- Your Choice Ralph L, Henry, Mrs. (;h•rles I 1 th U 1 lty f C. Jeffers, Mrs. Lowell E. a e n vers o fers, and infant daughter, many. A statue of the For Home or Car. Ball Ring Cap. rle May, CIUirles E. Mary at Bonn was called James c. Thomas, Mrs. ma Mater/' or beloved mother. 0. Warren, Walter Webb, • . • 1·57 Worry of James H. Wood, Mark E. Quick Change, Spin On Type. For Most Late Modell er, Mrs. Elwood I. Yoder. l p,.,. 1 r:, . ~:~dof,:'; ~F".;.!ut !~r .:. ~ve~elr~av~~:: ~ttll: ~e Easter is Topic . Of Prog·iain for WSCS Group Hospital News New ·" -turmsn•• •'• . .,!'!,~• ~~:•Zoo ~ River News BUDGET FURNITURE Sh0p M00re and Savel . Veterans Momorlal B01pllal 19th at•• WE MEAN THAT BRAND NEW CARl '!Sj..A.LE Get that new car you've been wanting , , • get II now! There's no need to put it off any longer when we can put you behind the wheel with a quick, convenient Auto Loan. Come in, talk to us about it ••• you'll see how easy it is to get what it takes with our prompt, courteous service. And we'll arrange an easy monthly payment plan tailored to fit your income. Come see us soon and walk out to buy the 10 JOU want to be driving. Walkie-Talkies - o:~T 17·" I Reg. P Patio Broom • 97c Pageant Gl'ven 8 y th f Y BOYS Reg. l Folding Grill - 1-1 • Charcoa I Br1guets - 101b.59c Oxfords & Loafers FULL BANKING SERVICE eMortw•tt Lotnl tPtnontl Lo.ns tR•rno41flnt &...,. •B•nk Money OrdefliChecklng Accounts eBenll; brMIH eS.fety D.posit Box eTruat Service e Loans Half-Gallon Picnic Jug 88c $2.99to $5.99 P Pt. Vacuum Bottle • 1· eNOW Roush's Shoe Store 99c Camp Stools - ... 77 c 1 . MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCI CORP. 6-Transistor Radio···· 6· . Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pltken,l entertained with a family dinner Sunday honoriAg Mr. GE Portable Mixer· • •• 9·" Mrs. R. E. Williams on 42nd wedding anniversary. ent were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Iiams and S. M. Briggs, Mrs. Kathrya Dietz Bill, Belpre, and Mr. sad Lyle Balder,.. and Kay. 6· Stretch Seat Covers 5·" Wax ------ 99C Allf""""" f WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS ~aster, 10!" Whisk Broom ••• •37c FALSE TEETH Sllpplnt or lrrltatlnt? Don'\ be embllrraued bflooBe !alae ALMA mTER ~t~n teeth liiiPPI.ni. drol!Pinl or Wobb!Lt : when you eat, taft or latlllh. Jwt The expression ~'alma mater" .,prinkle a ntue FABTEITH on your was applied to universiteis dur-· p1atca. Thla pleuant powder gt1'ee a l. ing the Middle Ages .and prou••Jy W8S first used by S st.u., dent 1n referring to his college remB.!'Ir.able sense of il.dded. comfOR &Wt aecurtty by holding piatu roo~ ftrml y. No gummy, gooey, pasty t.aa\e Ace Oil Filter • • MOORE'S 124 W. Main Pomeroy or tuurur. lt'l a.lkalloe (uon·&dd.), GeU'AB'fDTBaunydnlBcO\lDW. UPI Briefs Gallant escort! N.- appNClatM •ON thu a lady how att.ntlvt Cadillae 11-to'lla clrivw Md passoagen. Nor Is there U)'OM MON apprecialive J the unsurpiiOSO'd quality of lti !uerioa~·• litis Fury Sliver Special includes these extra standard features, • &liable sliver acrylic enamel • New, exclusive blue all-vinyl Interior . • Whitewalls. Deluxe wheel covers • Deluxe upper door moldings. ww--. Permanent e.NOW It's the dealer: ' . Your nearby PiymouthDe~trrl~ I TOt.'\ RUE MOTO·RS 399 SOUTH THIRD AVE. MIDDLEPORT, 0, .. 111a117 welcome lmouriM chat oet Cadillac aput Mall the other can. ~oct,-.. 1a ..r coc~~~~u, ....... It 11M oomfort. Pul<her onh...!og her onjll)'lhftt of CadU!ac'• ....... ol-oai-. IINOpooods w~ • al.,._ AIM! CadiU.c'o OltohoiN MW -W. powor - . . 6or 198e clrpncc. e::uelle~MM~ and txc:itement ii the car'• 'reputa- ......_._,.,, 41e&wt•.-.•••~ilcl. Thecu dealer 10on. Na oat: eiH is so u.~ ia h,IpiD,g her ooloot her lavo..U. 01odel ancl oquiponeat. bu't ..._. a lody ioo Y""" life who deaerveo a Codillac:? - _. lhot lo . . _., crl -··* ...... w_.., ......... AMC.M lu:xur). .w ......~ 9'111 Flnftlllod....c.nt ,.,'fhltl'romor Exlrllpeclll Oce11IIR. ·.. WHnECOATS SLACKS ' -nor ..... li)............... . tiOD for returning Dl.are of its wigiatl eeM In ttad• lhaa ...,. other .., ia ta..ofa.._ Vi;it aa authorized �. .; .! ' s-DIIIJ 8eDUIIel, PomeroJ.JIIddltpo!t, o~ Aid q, ""' Elderly Driver · f'ID the commissioo, I ='lild:~":; ~~ht n~~-= pu~~a\:': liDCl m a LWV ti.IN VU'- , ... ,. ··~ .._ for of the of -- " six bomes and tbe Point Pleasant Lumber Company slluated on the westerly side of ComdenAv borderiDg : . =w:~ st, Poplar-at, '" ~ area was formerly In the resiCtenllal ZOIIIDi and 18 to be changed to lndu!lrlal. ~..r Civic aft:U:I I Russell Holland. or 123 Pleas· . ' 1 ~ f t..... ...... CUWICU UUI' Uti .._ !. \' ·--·~.. "" ;.P.}an RaJ•1roadExcUfSl.OD •• G ThrouO'h New River orf1e PT. PLEASANT - West VIr- roule is at its ~akin late ~:;i ; Councilman Reid Doolittle stnlans and their neighbors With Sprmg fcl:~e:.t ~~ New · rend a request from the Better· will soon have , raro oppor· bnlhant The . v1sion Systems. Inc , of Weston, llmicy for familv tun. enJoyment Rwer are high and ragmg •: w. Va. concerning its applicaol one of the ;late's outs!lmd· they channel the wmter sn~w lion for a community TV cable lng natural otirorlions "' few llo the ocean Only dun~g ~ system in Point Pleasant. Connl)ersons hale lbc opporlunilv and in late Autumn IS 1 • CR • c•l asked the Mayor to invite a of seeing il, and parhcivatJon l yon so s~lacuta; . . d i ned representative of lhe company ., ·\ j __ tGwoNB ] I _ _ . uw I _ - 'l A ~~!:.~ ( [) r'" l .J Now ....,.. the <irtled tetten to form the 111rprtoe an~wer, u I I oupt~tedbythuboveeutoon. • J:: I 'I I_ I_ I_ I- I- l- il:-n [ 1,.,.,.,.A 'I A W¥~~a~•t.a• ...... - 1 Galli"a Man NamedOff"lCI"a} Parti"ci"pant ··n CAP ProJ"ect This ject, made possible by a g:t rrom the United States Office of Economic Op· !unity is desi~ed to train por .u;;,.tely 115 union officla'' :"'~e Appotachian Region 1~ funcU as conununity leaders iD th:nColllllltlnity Action Pro- The project consists of lour weeks of training offered over 8 period of one year. Mr. Barry attended Ute first week ot traintng at Mont Chateau Lodge near Morgantown, W. Va. He also will attend the second week of training at Morgantown during RuG side and out. $895 ) GMAC Financing Available KARR & VAN ZANDT · Robinson's Cadiii!IC - Oldsmobile ., . I NY 2 5342 Pomeroy Ohio I' I i · .· 1. ·':,.· ! -· ' , ' l l ) i: I "e ' m i ! ,. l ', i '' Collides with • ;:.,_~: lbe world's No. 1 Prob- ~:~~~~~~JSU.:ce~ Sba~.!_ ~ :::! = : =:~~ PT PLEASANT - The Slier- Gary ='51: llf'J i>epanment tnvesttpted a SchOOl, won u•.... lawful le accident over Ute my Roush, w....... ...,... ... .... tlcbla and 2 •nv '""" School woo ltrBI place In the 'lll1'llial ttekets; ncowered 01111 weekend Involving the local ~... ' contest ·th Fred Say· atolen vehtde oalued at f1,500: ..,.., pollee cruiser wllb proper· """"' Wl ·•· •• ........ • - · • Ia ;"A-··e al .... '· lbe two re, Ripley, ~......... m...............or ,_, w ., ......... ..... .. The inDinl ............... In vlolatiou aDd 1S Giber mJade. ears, but DO personal llljurtes. ...~...- ..._....._ - 1111111111' en8111. Tbe ..._... ~to olllcera the par.......,_, ..- . ".::; meot ..._ ..... ;::; tri1ller was being driven IIOI'Ih Ripley Cbapter, ftrBt place_;;;j el a ..... • VIand Street and was at- Point P1eUaDI COD- Ftn•ncfal llatemeall o1 tbe hlnpttng to pass a car 8 I s o pial:e. Parttctpatlng In Point three city c1epar1meats wu CIY• lriJYellng north driven by Jolm teats were stqdeoll from Han- 1!11 showing the following bal· il'. &ardman, 32, Elkhar~ Ind., Pleasant, ahama Ripley ters ances as of March 11,11116: City, ..., made a left tum into Sev- nan and Ravenswood chap $2l,U61.51; Water Worb, M7; eidb Street In front of I he of lbt FFA. 242.45; Sewage Disposal, • · 4lflllser driven by Patrolman 81JlT J.I'JLED 667.&1. :Wesley G. Spence, 58, Pl. Plea· PLEASANT - A con18111, causing the two veblcles PT. ~- aruBCJl I!IKlOIIPORA'DIII m demnaUoa proceedin8 bas _, 'tali N Uide fll co • o CI ons w filed in the office of the Circuit Articles of incorporation bave liVen. k styled A •-~•-n Pow- been filed In Columbus with ArresiB listed at !be county Cltrc ppa;;;;ty Coort Seeretary ol State Ted w. Brown ..... were Larry Dean Pate, IS, er ompany vs. b the Syr First United ,.... aeuse and Lyle Junior Pate, 23, both of Mason Cowlly, The Paola- y "-·- F1 'da arrested sole Company. 'l1le Union Plant. Prelbyterlan Cbureh, IDe. by l of Meowwue, on , Nattonal Bank of Memphis Wlllllm F. Winebre;mer, Jler. l on a fllllllve of justice warrant era ltrms IDID Loadon IIJd Marpret Col' charging wand larceny. and all unlmlllr!l penollS,ba ..... trtU, ••-··• tbelr •-', Jler.. I and corporallonl who Q -v -..." in•-• 1a1m or man TaMfm, of by .., •• rf8bl, llue, --• C D - - ' V Fu]•• workft'8 In8ti'tu.., demand. -"""' , ~. ~ il I1' ,_ ...... II :y, '> ;~ I. · Olaplerihe M ....... Piouaal ValleJ R• : 11a1 ADMITTED: David l.anham, Pl. Pleasant; Beau Sbortzer, Pl Ple11B81ll; Mrs. Donald Cheesebrew, Pl Pleuaul; Mn. Clayton Newberry, Pl. Pleasant. Oburch. ; DISCHARGED: Lester Caato, · !Ibis training Is offered to all City; James Snyder, Vinton; ~w:clles of the area. Tbe Ume Mro. Paul HollmiD, Leoa; MrL .... 7 until 9:30p.m. and II....., Arthur Gunnll, QlarlelloD. '" ..,.... and -1 to all workers of the cbureh BIRTH: Mr. Mrs. '"'flY PT. PLEASANT - The Rev. , C. S. Thompson, pastor of Trtn1 fly Methodist Church, announ· : eed that an inalitute for workers tn the Daily Vacation (lhurch School will be conduct. ·ed April 19th at 1be Trilltty ,,.I t,:""a:;" :;.,- •• ,..,_.....,a.-.. step on the accelerator, and GO with ,1\ttlt Ill ' Vltlllzld Gnollnel Every drop 11.,.... wlth,lftl!l'l· Alhlend \lltlllrecl Galo'lnel'llnm .. the po.,.r . ··.•. your engine wa bunt tD clellvw. Yow' ._ . Nil amoother, quieter. And you Ill liP to 1~ _.. mllelge from MtY pion. Boltlllllillild ,...,_ IIIII. Alhllnd Regular .,. w•M't Glt • ~~~·~ • your Good Pll'ghbor Cl Qllll,... t,o•tr I •'*•rd ' . ·~:;I• . but tl!tUIIIII w'\lelllnl! ... people who tiN In 11 Myt lnd llamesdan't-:.e cl&arL 0r fiJIItloni.Or . . fnltt lllr. rw•..,lfOOd- .............-lllltlkl- EIIcllto._..,......,._th•- oatlldnl adart 1111 11w dJir, Very r. lh 11¥1 ............ ltllt ducla Ill dlllrlbute •aid linn ...... Otla t:lw- "* *· .................. . . . . . ...,IDthtldldML llatl II •kheltiiiOtiMhmcn _.UI s 'Do I II - • g lillllllll t ' IIChools. l Clai«, (11Utpolll, I 1011, I We Pickup and Deliver! RUTLAND FURNITURE "The Maytag Store" l'hone SH 2-4211 @~@IHJD@ . ' ' NO REASONABLE Our'66 Ford has one of the world's quietest rides ... the strongest Ford body ever ••. a new-concept frame ... and a unique suspension designed to take the thumps out of bumps. ,..110,. ..\)\Lte"ahead mll:f:Qim rMII • 'n'IUOIIII.~IU D •ur.,. ..;,. -~oas • . ... ) I<·•· '• ASHlAND ·OIL I' ~ aREFINIII COMPANY ~ Rutland, 0. cinnati were weekend guests of ' urged to be present. 1 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hir- 1 COMBINED MEETING of t~====.....,....-=.,_,_,...., ..~,__,....,....,.-,.....=----.,......,.....,.~=~~ am Fisher, Minersville. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. John Fisher and son, '*--.IS Kenneth and Mrs. Erneal Harris wbo was an overnight guesl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers and daughters, Janet and Nancy of Nelsonville and M r s. Frank Fugate were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young. Marton Lletwller and daugb. ter·tn-iaw, Mrs. Christian Lie~ wller and daughter, Kathryn Ann of Bethesda, Md. were Easter weckand guests of Mr. Ltelwller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lietwller. Mr. and Mn. Wendell Kautz, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Sayre of Great Bend were Easter guests of Mrs. Freda YOUJII and son Retd and lam· ily. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dalley and Kevis 8llOI Bronwyn and Mr. aad Mrs. Eu&ene Honda· shell and Bec:tr and Randy (With oar family the quiet doesn't rrM&n much. ' epenl Eaater with their ~11, But it's nice to know the quality' a the.. ~ Mr. and Ml'a. Eoerelt Dalfey, Mr. llld Mrs. Jaet Q-amer and family of Marton were -kencl peats of ber parents, Mrs. C. J. Sinlble. I "A I j 1llt) - I , ... Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis of Platnlleld, Ind. vtstted their parents, Mrs. VIctor Young Sr., Pomeroy, aDd Mr. and Mrs. Ferrie Justis of Mason, W. Va. over the weekend . Mr. and Mra. Jamea Ginther and IIODI, Geo11e and Philip of Middlelow!l spent the weekend wllb bls parenlll, Mr. and MrL Orll Ginther. . Dr. aad Mrs. Robert Brown aDd 1011, Bollby of llQDI 'ilet'8 clwdYO Marie lleorrate ..., lllatkm 'ftte qulel-ridlllgl'onllll 1 Eallar weebml gue~ll of his liWiDp out lite a door ro. peoplo . , ·. and - · After driving a '86 XL or L D by pannll, Mr. ud Mn. Jt..U Ford,- ofoucb luxury cars as a band· down like a talllaCe Cor 1 ""'ioliil Bro'll!l. Ford SeleciAire CloDdmao-ta boilit~- IIIII; <rafted Jaguar and a $14,000 Mercedea lllid tba& Ford woo oven q_uiete &ban their bung oo. • Safety/Con_.,.. ~trol ~built can, 1 And Ford offers much Panel option bM li&hta to W- :JOU If I\MI't - : !teroo tape plai'!l' optiob for tbe low or ~·· !lju. Sao .1'1!'1' Fdrd Deallr mwde of your cliolee. • Optional automatil> and take a '86 ou lbe Q;T.-QIIiot Till a i!pN1I -trot fOt' foot.flee cruiallll- I Ez· Fonl~ ..r.,. Tracle·IU OFFER REFUSED SEE ~a-nAN ...: I WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE •-YJp ....,. ....... The Very Best In U...: Cera Anywhere IIIIV,I' "Your lo...,ltr hallr" MIIIDY, 0. I I I s,..-, Planned April 19th SPECIALIZED -1. ' r Indiana Driver Mr" Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher and cine High School, Thursdt~v Jt children, Jan and Mark of Cin-17· 30 p. m. All members <trc Miller Winner Of Contest m • I FFASpeaking 1 of I ::.pari r, .. ..· COA-TS Mr. I I !W ~ . .I l'nf I ~Euler I' "You'D Ute OUr QuaU(J' Way el 'lolq Bustne11" ' . refreshment faCilitieS will ·~ seeking a franchise for I he • tailroad excurs1on. · h tr · will · rm... t te's only r~\lroad his· ava1lable on t e am, .as . community TV antenna In Pomt ""' s aorganizatittn has an· b01. Iun ches - but only if order- PI easant. I tfu.ical tans rm· tire operation Ied m advance. Robert Butcher and 0. C. nounced P • Tickets are now on sare. Only & p <If a unique exCIIrslon on Sunday, 1 he ld In addition to Hall, representing the C May 15. 1966 between Hu?hng-: 400 can n-to ~ obsenA ion cars Telephone C.ompany and the ton - Charleslon und Hmton.lthande relpreshment car, seven Appalacblao Power Company, "' 11" Cbesa""ake "' asked council's position on a a. Va .. (We~ .• 'c. · "' , ~•n <·oachcs will be included in' alf · ~d Oh 10 R311 l '-""' ' proposed ordinance owmg at · \\1l, • • . n- . the HNew River Train.'' A free utilities to share in funds or get Tbe purpose of the tnp, •po r bulletin describing a per cent of funds for the •ored by Ihe Collis P. Hunling- lth ort~" ~~d...- tickets for the Urban Renewal proj'ects involv· ion Chapter •f the National • np be rd ed b · 1 So · t · excurswn can o er Y 111g relocation of equipment and Railway llislonca CJC y, IS 'I f ~ the sponsor at P. 0. facilJtles. A commlltee wlll to allow passenge~; an unhur- ~ ~~· 2;~ Huntington W. Va., meet with the ullllttes heads rled scenic lour of the famed .,.,x • ' 25707 tbls Thursday from the eoun·'\"w River Gorge. ' Th' "New River Train" wlll ell to diBcuBs the matter furlh. This chasm IS over 585 feet e , , l"'U\ ..t-v.t ctl tak ]•• deep at some points - makin leave Huntmgto~ • 'i'5u-;ul ~ no a on was en ... it more sp<ctacular than the at 8 ~· ~;~sU:~e&O depot) MAY HIRE SHERTZER famed Royal Gorge of the Col· stop lA · t llloton at Councilman Wallace Smttb orado River or California's Fea· at_ 9 A:~; a':;' beck 8Bked council to CODSider fue 1 ther River Canyon. II IS pres· ~! ~ ~on at 2:116 P.M employment of Robert Shertzer eotly accessibly o~ly from ~· a1 back in Charleston Is as Point Pleasant Recreation era! overlooks beside the bigh· ~':tuted for 5 P.M. and at Dtftctor. Following mucb dlsw/Iys which occasiOnally ,r:"".. Huntington by S:15 P.M. All CWISIOI! ooncernt,. salary of trate Ute wlldersess. The New D ligbl Savillgl. auch 8 director 11 waa noted River Train" will travel the en· times are ay !bat Sheruer had requested the lire length of the canyon at a u1ary be tsOO per 111011111 for slow pace during daytime (·reJune, July and A1J8usl aDd ,1oo slow pace during daytime (preper month for the other nine erate through the canyon Ollly months. A meeting was sched· at nigbl). uled by council wlfu Sberlzer Two times during the trip, 1 to work out the financial delalls. the train will pause and allow A diBcuBstoo was held on pa••e•g•... to detrain and take signs marking tbe new Ctly 1 8 close look at speclawlar Butldlng and Fire Oeparlnlilll points along the tour route. One PT. PLFASANT - Dale Mil· and eoWICll authorized lbe May· of these stops will be directly ter president of the Point Plea- or to purehase IIIICb sipl 81 below the lamed overlook at san! Chapter, Future Farmers recommended by the arcbttecta Hawks Nest State Park. . of America, won llrsi place in who dealgned lbe new iMtiWIDII SCeQery along Ute !ram's the auh-dlslrict FFA public AI present there Is aolbitic on ," speaking contest and wut com- the oulllde of tba butldln& to I Ciftr _.,... tse. pete in the Southwestern Dis- denote that 1111 • city f>ulldlag~ "!J trlcl contest to be heltl April 211 CouncllmiD Don Waldie read et Cedar Lakes. tbe a.Uvtty report ol the Cicy Dale 1s the son of Delmer c. Pollee Deparlment aa •Jbmlt. Wheeler, Leon Rt. I and used ted by acting Chief of Polloe as bls topic in fue conteat Jack l'Jlel for the IIIGIIIh ol ?!'. jll i) 1 't •I SOCIAL CAl VNDAR ..& IF YOU HAD EL.ECTPIIC HEAT, YDU•D STILL SMELL THIS ON SATURDAY. ~n~l!lv.rlte ..~~-d~~ ~~-~~~-r~oto~~~~-~~ ;~==~=~=~fu~e~w~~~o~f~A!F~il~w~~~·--~~~~~===~~=~=~==~~=~=======~e «a'• po•timr< ~ lhel with lhe familY •n . mm · ~. Village Cable Company IS also Ill'~· ,, M • 1y A'L-• p p1 I eo e n Pomerov ¥-.: lilt Demoerat Club and Exew- sponse will ·be • Bible quota• Goblt, '1f"( ~ ~ meet ~Y· at 1:~ lloo. Hoslellses wlll be F!lllz, . ~ Z.:Dll."" .. l . . c........, .. l ,,... ••IIJ.ll!lo. · ,i ~~· •• • ' . 1 lfrs. Homer I!Giter entertafD. Qlft IIVII' m. at the 8ytC1119 foJD . . . ~ llfrt. , ·• o J ; .• . flo' '-· ed with a morRefreshments of COCllllea and nesy, an4 Miss · Ding at her home, Cbeoter Road. ill . . . undwlches will be served. 1'he . ot hil i·F.w.t _ •••• .·.. Guesl!! were Mr. and Mrs. Carl public ts invited • · 1Alii • · ''I" .. Asbbauab ol C2ultteau, . Va.; . Cadet Scout Troop . . !NI!II 47 ' Roy Frecker, Pine Grove;'anll d Mn RolliD BeariiS WEDNESDAY Friday la lion foriiJil!l··~· Mr. aod Mrs. Raymond Freck- a:~· anthe ~1<end in ~ SYRACUSE HELP ~d Learn MARY SHRINE, Wh t t e P ,.. Rummag~ er, Tuppers Plains. Winchester with theft dl!ds\ller Hobby Club w1il meet Ill the Shrine o1 Jenlsalem meeta at Cadet Scout Troop J86 and aon-Jn.law, Mr. and l4f'i; town hall Wednesday April !3 the 1001' l:.U :";;d::-; :: I j:.:::. ::.,;~.,, ;,, ;;.;, Columbut .., R EYana and familY , at 10 a.m. With sack lunches at for a business session and at Southern Ohio Electrle EDWARDII ENTERTAIN ~- and Mn. Henry , ~I noon, Various projects will be B p. m. for open installation of pany !!OCtal room. The· mei~IDI Mr. 8llOI MM. V. D. Edwarda and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Re~ demonstrated. Those attending oflicero. was opened in ritual form entertalned with 8 dinner Eas- bel ·and Donna and Fsye spent are asked to bring. Ideas aod RETURN JONATHAN Meitgs Debbie Major leading in WHITE ' I p ter at their home Union Ave Easter at Wilkesville, with Mr. materials to work With. Future Chapter, Daughters of the Am- Scout Promise and Teresa NtePreae t were Mr' 8llOI Mrs' and Mrs. Harley Strong and proJecta will be discussed. erican Revolution, will meet inaky leading the pledge. BLACK SLACkS Earl nShrleY4!1 The Plains; family. BUSINESS MEETING ~Ill Friday afternoon, April 15 at The scouts made posters Mr and Mrs Larry Heines Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashbaugh be held at the Pomeroy First 2 p. m. at Ute borne of Mra. discussed the rummage sale to DOWNI&.GIOSS Ra~enswood ·w va • and of Cbatteum, Va. were week- Bapust Church Wednesday at James Brewington. Guest speak· be held "April 29,30. Anyone in· POMEROY and Mrs Edw~rds -~ Cberyi end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 7:80 p. m. and all members are er will be Ute Rev. Wilbur Per- terested in donallng items for and David Frecker. They also visited Mr. urged to attend. r1n of Pomeroy. Roll call re- the sale may contact Mrs. ' and Mrs. Raymond Frecker, POMEROY CHAPTER No. SO ]1-.;;o;;;;;;o;;;;iiii....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"-iiii==---Tuppers Plains and Mrs. H011>- Royal Arch Masons, wm ho,d er Holter, Cbester Road. a stated convocation, Wednes· Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomp- day at 7:30 p. m. for the traos· son and family of Cbesblre action of business. Thomas C. were Sunday evening guests of Edwards, high priest, requests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter, alf officers and companions to Mrs. Welby Whaley of Rock attend. Springs R011d and Miss Bar- WHITE ROSE LODGE Auxii· l bara McNickle of Antiquity lary will meet Wednesdoy, Ap· ; were Easter dinner guests of rll 13 at Ute Legion hall in Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Middleport. Mrs. William Hoband sons. son, president, will be in 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan charge. and daughter of Columbus spent MIDDLEPORT LITERARY ' . the weekend with her parents, Club will meet Wednesday, Ap· Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. ril 13 at the home of Mr,. For the next month we are specializing in Maytaa ~Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins James Hadey. Mrs. James Tiand family of Columbus were tus will review "Is Paris Burn· Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll weekend ~uests of their par· lng" and Mrs. 0. B. Stout, "The be using yours more lor spring cleaning and wash· enll, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum- King and His Court." Roll call 1 mms of Ra.cme and Mr. and response will be ncming <~ ing. We hare a full time mechanic to help out Mrs. Victor Brown, Miners· . famous Frenchman. right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. ville. , THURSD.~ Y I Earl Kesterson has returned MISSIONARY SOCIETY of ~ ~i~ingt~, after a weekend . the Pomeroy First Baptist ~· VISit With his parents, Mr. and · Cburch will meel Thursday at Mrs. Dale Kesterson. 1 7:30 p. rn. at the church. Mrs. Mrs. Ben Buck was the Sun· Alen Shain will have the pro- I day evemng dinner guest of her gram and Mrs. George Skiuner son and daughter-In-law, Mr. the devotions. Hostesses arc . and Mrs. Gall Buck and son, Mrs. Lorain Sterrett and Mr>. Jon. Oliver Michael, 1 Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr. RRADBUHY ELEMEN· I moved M•Jnday to . Middleport! TARY PTA, Thursday, April 11 ' wbere she w11l restde wltb her 1 7.30 M be . r lh I •'ter M Ci M M a . p.m. em rs o e , dau"'' ' rs. ara c as- Sch oo I Board WI'II report on ter and Mrs, Mooon Fisher the school bond issue and conwere Friday business · 'tor duct a questmn and answer per8 In Gallipolls. VISI lod. Parent,. and citizens ol the Mr d M · . area are asked to attend. · an rs. William Fish- ELEANOR CIRCLE of ~:~~~~ er and son Willie of Belpre M thodist Ch h .11 ' ·· were weekend guests of fueir e ~c "' . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Masoo Thursday evemng, Apnl 14 Flsber and Mr and M s. ~ lbe church. Our Special Maytag Service Building Arnold. ' r ...m PAST COUNCILORS of Theo· Gordon Fisher returned to durus Council, Daughters of Wa will repair your Maytag or any wri nger washer that Maytag makes. Moybt his studies at Mountain Slate America, will meet Thursday your washer needs a new paint job-w e'tl do that, toe. Call us today. ~'- Business College afler spending evening at the home or Mrs. V'-""1 sewral days with bls parents Henry Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Flsbe: SOUTHERN LOCAL Athletic and family. Booslel'll will meet at the Ra. 0~ ifG::!J[§~(Q)~W V-8, auto. trallll., power llleei'IDg, radio, Uke new wblte sldewalf tires, lite blue wllb blue IDterlor, &harp IIJ. ClEANING • WY 2-5~28 WY 2·5130 scripture Matthl!'ll fl. Two selecUons, He Uvea and Above All Else, by Ute ebolr and prayer by Louis Diehl closed t h e service • . Five were received Into membershlp, two Into preparatory membership and two Into Junlor membership during the worship service Sunday momIDg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Harry Clark, Louis Diehl and Miss Betty Klein were receivsd into membership; Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Jesae Haggy preparatot')' membership a~d Vicki Clark and Darla Gut junior membership. ' ........... IJ@[Q),~W METEOR .800 4 DOOR . eration with other community lenders. >omeroy 'Aiddleport 8unrlse services were held at tht Laurel Cliff Free Methodist clJurdl Sunday wlfu Lou Is Dilbl, student mlntster, in eharlle. Miss Suo Tracy led lbe congreptton in singing of I Know Tbal My Redeemer Ltvelb and lbe Youth Choir presented two nUI!Ibers, Lonely Road of Cal· Yary's Way and Lo\le HBld The Lord Upon The Croas. ''Peace" w• the 1opte of the message by LoutJ Diehl who read 88 his SPECIAL I 61 ,·MERCURY I;;;=.,...,...,......,...,.... Oren c. Barry, Scottown, The proJect ts co-sponsored by_ has been nal'led as official par· the Appalachian Council, AFL • ticlpant in the Leadership Train· CIO and the lnshtule lor Labor lng for Community Action Pro- ~tudies of West Virgm•a Umver· , ject by AFL-ClO. s1ty. Conducts t'. unrise Service ~- I Project officials from Weal VIrginia University have tndl· -~~- IIIIL fOCUI IOIIIa NIOATI cated !hat Ute Intent of the proY ., ' s.. ,.. - · - ...., IW ject is to provide leadership pi Jlfooolo-UPINID training to selected union off f. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- : : - cials drawn from the Appalachtan Rejllon In order to permit organized labor to make a more effective contrlbutlon to com· munity action efforts in coop_ o• h/ &.¥UIS Je I .... • ~!! ...:~ I ....~-~ Monday at 7:15 p. m. at the JD. ' t..-sectton of 27th Streef· and 1 Jackson-av resulting In Injury to one person and approxflnately $1300 property damage. J Gertrude B. Bate.Oo, 73, Pl. Pleasant, was cited for !allure to yield rlgbt of way alter she drove her veblcle from Jaek· . son Market parking lot onto Jackson Avenue Into lbe path o1 a northbound vehicle driv· en by Chester Allen Plants, 18, f!,_ ~SVRIAD ~ I .. PT.. ~~~t~ ;-;; ' ' * '::" !' ' May~~~= :::'e.t,,...Atbe\"' l UDEY ..... _, i r report !rom the Department of t street was appointed by PobUc Health of RichmOnd, Va. an cil n recommendation of ooncernlng 8 survey II made of ~:or ~- B. Morgan to fill Ute Point Pleasant Water Works .,the council vacancy in the In regarda to the eondtlton of jth Ward created by Ute cesig· the water for Interstate earrters. imtion of elected councilman Tbe city received 1 provisional Gaey Minton etustflcation wbteh would be J Gary MUI..: was hired by the Alsotbe~~}~=: In effect until July 1966 when 1ouncil for the position of Field ~as •.....,...,. 111101her survey would be ~· 1 . al~ Direetor o~ Pony League ac: ~ :~ J~ Tllree elasaifieallonS are tlviUea durmg the summer sea !n-ay fro to Zlsl-81 ble, approved, provls10P • m prohibited for water works sup100 at 8 salary of $'1$ per mooth. "' v Tbe a poinlmenl of Cllarle! and the easterly aide of Lincoln plying for Interstate carriers. Lanlmm Precommendad by the !rom 28111 to 211Hl Tbe change Tbe COUDI!Il aulllortzed Mayor Urban Renewal Autbortt¥, to will permit the C»>laaructton of Mlqan 10 tnvlte • consultant ijll the vacancy on the commts- apartment dwelllng!IID tbet sec- eftllllleer 10 eppear before coon· alon created by the resf8Datlon tion of town. ell to esplatn what Is needed of Carter ~·rankUn, local busi- Following the nottce _of pub- to improve the water standards ho was forced to r.. llicaUon a public hearmg w•ll 1here. aessman w I . . be held at the City bmldmg on I sigo due to the [acl tlltahet '•ere"• Ihe rewning and all persons ' Council approved the pay· a property owner '" ~ .--~ --- -I ment of the balance of $3'13.· - - -- - -- - - -- · .: 45 for saod used at the beach :on the take in Krodel Park. Tbe ~ tzaak Walton League, wbo lms worked long and hard improv· ing Krodel Park, paid $300 tob rl ward the sand purcbnse. . · I - trian12Je of land ccmslsHnp e l pproved . l1c bearing, DaQp I Plants ear the Bateson ear ea- bac:t and ehest Injury ~ .was rtened Into an auttendecl park· taken to PieWRI Valle:; Holed veliiete ow1ted bj J. R. tanrl. pita! Ill' •emllllflnn ·~ In Collision ';· .m........ City Cow> proposed lor Urban Jleuewal, fii'OieSIIDI or epprovlnl may I TAW[ . ·· fT. p........,.... - triangle o1 and thus Ullder tbe law, C8IIJIOl voice lbelr feelin88 al tbe pubL ~=-.==..-· ] [] ••aet, Alalervy.lllddleport, o~ API'II 11, 1988-9 .-..;' ~~~~ Ave., Pt. Pl•a11•L Fol- 811 - l1tb lllreeL 1 • lowbl8 Ut' coUisiou with the Mrs. htnm -~ ·of Hurt, Cited .· ell acted to rezon,e ,~,.. ....11 ._,.,,. ~MrVA 1 ), I~ .' .. ' '. IJ!t*' :1\ip • , •• '1.1 ' •:._,.,...,. ·AI··-·· .i '· KEITH GOBLE ,. 461 SOU'Qt THIRD ST. ·' .n oae • ·• .. '. · · �. .; .! ' s-DIIIJ 8eDUIIel, PomeroJ.JIIddltpo!t, o~ Aid q, ""' Elderly Driver · f'ID the commissioo, I ='lild:~":; ~~ht n~~-= pu~~a\:': liDCl m a LWV ti.IN VU'- , ... ,. ··~ .._ for of the of -- " six bomes and tbe Point Pleasant Lumber Company slluated on the westerly side of ComdenAv borderiDg : . =w:~ st, Poplar-at, '" ~ area was formerly In the resiCtenllal ZOIIIDi and 18 to be changed to lndu!lrlal. ~..r Civic aft:U:I I Russell Holland. or 123 Pleas· . ' 1 ~ f t..... ...... CUWICU UUI' Uti .._ !. \' ·--·~.. "" ;.P.}an RaJ•1roadExcUfSl.OD •• G ThrouO'h New River orf1e PT. PLEASANT - West VIr- roule is at its ~akin late ~:;i ; Councilman Reid Doolittle stnlans and their neighbors With Sprmg fcl:~e:.t ~~ New · rend a request from the Better· will soon have , raro oppor· bnlhant The . v1sion Systems. Inc , of Weston, llmicy for familv tun. enJoyment Rwer are high and ragmg •: w. Va. concerning its applicaol one of the ;late's outs!lmd· they channel the wmter sn~w lion for a community TV cable lng natural otirorlions "' few llo the ocean Only dun~g ~ system in Point Pleasant. Connl)ersons hale lbc opporlunilv and in late Autumn IS 1 • CR • c•l asked the Mayor to invite a of seeing il, and parhcivatJon l yon so s~lacuta; . . d i ned representative of lhe company ., ·\ j __ tGwoNB ] I _ _ . uw I _ - 'l A ~~!:.~ ( [) r'" l .J Now ....,.. the <irtled tetten to form the 111rprtoe an~wer, u I I oupt~tedbythuboveeutoon. • J:: I 'I I_ I_ I_ I- I- l- il:-n [ 1,.,.,.,.A 'I A W¥~~a~•t.a• ...... - 1 Galli"a Man NamedOff"lCI"a} Parti"ci"pant ··n CAP ProJ"ect This ject, made possible by a g:t rrom the United States Office of Economic Op· !unity is desi~ed to train por .u;;,.tely 115 union officla'' :"'~e Appotachian Region 1~ funcU as conununity leaders iD th:nColllllltlnity Action Pro- The project consists of lour weeks of training offered over 8 period of one year. Mr. Barry attended Ute first week ot traintng at Mont Chateau Lodge near Morgantown, W. Va. He also will attend the second week of training at Morgantown during RuG side and out. $895 ) GMAC Financing Available KARR & VAN ZANDT · Robinson's Cadiii!IC - Oldsmobile ., . I NY 2 5342 Pomeroy Ohio I' I i · .· 1. ·':,.· ! -· ' , ' l l ) i: I "e ' m i ! ,. l ', i '' Collides with • ;:.,_~: lbe world's No. 1 Prob- ~:~~~~~~JSU.:ce~ Sba~.!_ ~ :::! = : =:~~ PT PLEASANT - The Slier- Gary ='51: llf'J i>epanment tnvesttpted a SchOOl, won u•.... lawful le accident over Ute my Roush, w....... ...,... ... .... tlcbla and 2 •nv '""" School woo ltrBI place In the 'lll1'llial ttekets; ncowered 01111 weekend Involving the local ~... ' contest ·th Fred Say· atolen vehtde oalued at f1,500: ..,.., pollee cruiser wllb proper· """"' Wl ·•· •• ........ • - · • Ia ;"A-··e al .... '· lbe two re, Ripley, ~......... m...............or ,_, w ., ......... ..... .. The inDinl ............... In vlolatiou aDd 1S Giber mJade. ears, but DO personal llljurtes. ...~...- ..._....._ - 1111111111' en8111. Tbe ..._... ~to olllcera the par.......,_, ..- . ".::; meot ..._ ..... ;::; tri1ller was being driven IIOI'Ih Ripley Cbapter, ftrBt place_;;;j el a ..... • VIand Street and was at- Point P1eUaDI COD- Ftn•ncfal llatemeall o1 tbe hlnpttng to pass a car 8 I s o pial:e. Parttctpatlng In Point three city c1epar1meats wu CIY• lriJYellng north driven by Jolm teats were stqdeoll from Han- 1!11 showing the following bal· il'. &ardman, 32, Elkhar~ Ind., Pleasant, ahama Ripley ters ances as of March 11,11116: City, ..., made a left tum into Sev- nan and Ravenswood chap $2l,U61.51; Water Worb, M7; eidb Street In front of I he of lbt FFA. 242.45; Sewage Disposal, • · 4lflllser driven by Patrolman 81JlT J.I'JLED 667.&1. :Wesley G. Spence, 58, Pl. Plea· PLEASANT - A con18111, causing the two veblcles PT. ~- aruBCJl I!IKlOIIPORA'DIII m demnaUoa proceedin8 bas _, 'tali N Uide fll co • o CI ons w filed in the office of the Circuit Articles of incorporation bave liVen. k styled A •-~•-n Pow- been filed In Columbus with ArresiB listed at !be county Cltrc ppa;;;;ty Coort Seeretary ol State Ted w. Brown ..... were Larry Dean Pate, IS, er ompany vs. b the Syr First United ,.... aeuse and Lyle Junior Pate, 23, both of Mason Cowlly, The Paola- y "-·- F1 'da arrested sole Company. 'l1le Union Plant. Prelbyterlan Cbureh, IDe. by l of Meowwue, on , Nattonal Bank of Memphis Wlllllm F. Winebre;mer, Jler. l on a fllllllve of justice warrant era ltrms IDID Loadon IIJd Marpret Col' charging wand larceny. and all unlmlllr!l penollS,ba ..... trtU, ••-··• tbelr •-', Jler.. I and corporallonl who Q -v -..." in•-• 1a1m or man TaMfm, of by .., •• rf8bl, llue, --• C D - - ' V Fu]•• workft'8 In8ti'tu.., demand. -"""' , ~. ~ il I1' ,_ ...... II :y, '> ;~ I. · Olaplerihe M ....... Piouaal ValleJ R• : 11a1 ADMITTED: David l.anham, Pl. Pleasant; Beau Sbortzer, Pl Ple11B81ll; Mrs. Donald Cheesebrew, Pl Pleuaul; Mn. Clayton Newberry, Pl. Pleasant. Oburch. ; DISCHARGED: Lester Caato, · !Ibis training Is offered to all City; James Snyder, Vinton; ~w:clles of the area. Tbe Ume Mro. Paul HollmiD, Leoa; MrL .... 7 until 9:30p.m. and II....., Arthur Gunnll, QlarlelloD. '" ..,.... and -1 to all workers of the cbureh BIRTH: Mr. Mrs. '"'flY PT. PLEASANT - The Rev. , C. S. Thompson, pastor of Trtn1 fly Methodist Church, announ· : eed that an inalitute for workers tn the Daily Vacation (lhurch School will be conduct. ·ed April 19th at 1be Trilltty ,,.I t,:""a:;" :;.,- •• ,..,_.....,a.-.. step on the accelerator, and GO with ,1\ttlt Ill ' Vltlllzld Gnollnel Every drop 11.,.... wlth,lftl!l'l· Alhlend \lltlllrecl Galo'lnel'llnm .. the po.,.r . ··.•. your engine wa bunt tD clellvw. Yow' ._ . Nil amoother, quieter. And you Ill liP to 1~ _.. mllelge from MtY pion. Boltlllllillild ,...,_ IIIII. Alhllnd Regular .,. w•M't Glt • ~~~·~ • your Good Pll'ghbor Cl Qllll,... t,o•tr I •'*•rd ' . ·~:;I• . but tl!tUIIIII w'\lelllnl! ... people who tiN In 11 Myt lnd llamesdan't-:.e cl&arL 0r fiJIItloni.Or . . fnltt lllr. rw•..,lfOOd- .............-lllltlkl- EIIcllto._..,......,._th•- oatlldnl adart 1111 11w dJir, Very r. lh 11¥1 ............ ltllt ducla Ill dlllrlbute •aid linn ...... Otla t:lw- "* *· .................. . . . . . ...,IDthtldldML llatl II •kheltiiiOtiMhmcn _.UI s 'Do I II - • g lillllllll t ' IIChools. l Clai«, (11Utpolll, I 1011, I We Pickup and Deliver! RUTLAND FURNITURE "The Maytag Store" l'hone SH 2-4211 @~@IHJD@ . ' ' NO REASONABLE Our'66 Ford has one of the world's quietest rides ... the strongest Ford body ever ••. a new-concept frame ... and a unique suspension designed to take the thumps out of bumps. ,..110,. ..\)\Lte"ahead mll:f:Qim rMII • 'n'IUOIIII.~IU D •ur.,. ..;,. -~oas • . ... ) I<·•· '• ASHlAND ·OIL I' ~ aREFINIII COMPANY ~ Rutland, 0. cinnati were weekend guests of ' urged to be present. 1 his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hir- 1 COMBINED MEETING of t~====.....,....-=.,_,_,...., ..~,__,....,....,.-,.....=----.,......,.....,.~=~~ am Fisher, Minersville. Saturday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fisher were Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Mrs. John Fisher and son, '*--.IS Kenneth and Mrs. Erneal Harris wbo was an overnight guesl Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rogers and daughters, Janet and Nancy of Nelsonville and M r s. Frank Fugate were Easter guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young. Marton Lletwller and daugb. ter·tn-iaw, Mrs. Christian Lie~ wller and daughter, Kathryn Ann of Bethesda, Md. were Easter weckand guests of Mr. Ltelwller's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lietwller. Mr. and Mn. Wendell Kautz, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs, Paul Sayre of Great Bend were Easter guests of Mrs. Freda YOUJII and son Retd and lam· ily. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Dalley and Kevis 8llOI Bronwyn and Mr. aad Mrs. Eu&ene Honda· shell and Bec:tr and Randy (With oar family the quiet doesn't rrM&n much. ' epenl Eaater with their ~11, But it's nice to know the quality' a the.. ~ Mr. and Ml'a. Eoerelt Dalfey, Mr. llld Mrs. Jaet Q-amer and family of Marton were -kencl peats of ber parents, Mrs. C. J. Sinlble. I "A I j 1llt) - I , ... Mr. and Mrs. Dale Justis of Platnlleld, Ind. vtstted their parents, Mrs. VIctor Young Sr., Pomeroy, aDd Mr. and Mrs. Ferrie Justis of Mason, W. Va. over the weekend . Mr. and Mra. Jamea Ginther and IIODI, Geo11e and Philip of Middlelow!l spent the weekend wllb bls parenlll, Mr. and MrL Orll Ginther. . Dr. aad Mrs. Robert Brown aDd 1011, Bollby of llQDI 'ilet'8 clwdYO Marie lleorrate ..., lllatkm 'ftte qulel-ridlllgl'onllll 1 Eallar weebml gue~ll of his liWiDp out lite a door ro. peoplo . , ·. and - · After driving a '86 XL or L D by pannll, Mr. ud Mn. Jt..U Ford,- ofoucb luxury cars as a band· down like a talllaCe Cor 1 ""'ioliil Bro'll!l. Ford SeleciAire CloDdmao-ta boilit~- IIIII; <rafted Jaguar and a $14,000 Mercedea lllid tba& Ford woo oven q_uiete &ban their bung oo. • Safety/Con_.,.. ~trol ~built can, 1 And Ford offers much Panel option bM li&hta to W- :JOU If I\MI't - : !teroo tape plai'!l' optiob for tbe low or ~·· !lju. Sao .1'1!'1' Fdrd Deallr mwde of your cliolee. • Optional automatil> and take a '86 ou lbe Q;T.-QIIiot Till a i!pN1I -trot fOt' foot.flee cruiallll- I Ez· Fonl~ ..r.,. Tracle·IU OFFER REFUSED SEE ~a-nAN ...: I WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE •-YJp ....,. ....... The Very Best In U...: Cera Anywhere IIIIV,I' "Your lo...,ltr hallr" MIIIDY, 0. I I I s,..-, Planned April 19th SPECIALIZED -1. ' r Indiana Driver Mr" Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fisher and cine High School, Thursdt~v Jt children, Jan and Mark of Cin-17· 30 p. m. All members <trc Miller Winner Of Contest m • I FFASpeaking 1 of I ::.pari r, .. ..· COA-TS Mr. I I !W ~ . .I l'nf I ~Euler I' "You'D Ute OUr QuaU(J' Way el 'lolq Bustne11" ' . refreshment faCilitieS will ·~ seeking a franchise for I he • tailroad excurs1on. · h tr · will · rm... t te's only r~\lroad his· ava1lable on t e am, .as . community TV antenna In Pomt ""' s aorganizatittn has an· b01. Iun ches - but only if order- PI easant. I tfu.ical tans rm· tire operation Ied m advance. Robert Butcher and 0. C. nounced P • Tickets are now on sare. Only & p <If a unique exCIIrslon on Sunday, 1 he ld In addition to Hall, representing the C May 15. 1966 between Hu?hng-: 400 can n-to ~ obsenA ion cars Telephone C.ompany and the ton - Charleslon und Hmton.lthande relpreshment car, seven Appalacblao Power Company, "' 11" Cbesa""ake "' asked council's position on a a. Va .. (We~ .• 'c. · "' , ~•n <·oachcs will be included in' alf · ~d Oh 10 R311 l '-""' ' proposed ordinance owmg at · \\1l, • • . n- . the HNew River Train.'' A free utilities to share in funds or get Tbe purpose of the tnp, •po r bulletin describing a per cent of funds for the •ored by Ihe Collis P. Hunling- lth ort~" ~~d...- tickets for the Urban Renewal proj'ects involv· ion Chapter •f the National • np be rd ed b · 1 So · t · excurswn can o er Y 111g relocation of equipment and Railway llislonca CJC y, IS 'I f ~ the sponsor at P. 0. facilJtles. A commlltee wlll to allow passenge~; an unhur- ~ ~~· 2;~ Huntington W. Va., meet with the ullllttes heads rled scenic lour of the famed .,.,x • ' 25707 tbls Thursday from the eoun·'\"w River Gorge. ' Th' "New River Train" wlll ell to diBcuBs the matter furlh. This chasm IS over 585 feet e , , l"'U\ ..t-v.t ctl tak ]•• deep at some points - makin leave Huntmgto~ • 'i'5u-;ul ~ no a on was en ... it more sp<ctacular than the at 8 ~· ~;~sU:~e&O depot) MAY HIRE SHERTZER famed Royal Gorge of the Col· stop lA · t llloton at Councilman Wallace Smttb orado River or California's Fea· at_ 9 A:~; a':;' beck 8Bked council to CODSider fue 1 ther River Canyon. II IS pres· ~! ~ ~on at 2:116 P.M employment of Robert Shertzer eotly accessibly o~ly from ~· a1 back in Charleston Is as Point Pleasant Recreation era! overlooks beside the bigh· ~':tuted for 5 P.M. and at Dtftctor. Following mucb dlsw/Iys which occasiOnally ,r:"".. Huntington by S:15 P.M. All CWISIOI! ooncernt,. salary of trate Ute wlldersess. The New D ligbl Savillgl. auch 8 director 11 waa noted River Train" will travel the en· times are ay !bat Sheruer had requested the lire length of the canyon at a u1ary be tsOO per 111011111 for slow pace during daytime (·reJune, July and A1J8usl aDd ,1oo slow pace during daytime (preper month for the other nine erate through the canyon Ollly months. A meeting was sched· at nigbl). uled by council wlfu Sberlzer Two times during the trip, 1 to work out the financial delalls. the train will pause and allow A diBcuBstoo was held on pa••e•g•... to detrain and take signs marking tbe new Ctly 1 8 close look at speclawlar Butldlng and Fire Oeparlnlilll points along the tour route. One PT. PLFASANT - Dale Mil· and eoWICll authorized lbe May· of these stops will be directly ter president of the Point Plea- or to purehase IIIICb sipl 81 below the lamed overlook at san! Chapter, Future Farmers recommended by the arcbttecta Hawks Nest State Park. . of America, won llrsi place in who dealgned lbe new iMtiWIDII SCeQery along Ute !ram's the auh-dlslrict FFA public AI present there Is aolbitic on ," speaking contest and wut com- the oulllde of tba butldln& to I Ciftr _.,... tse. pete in the Southwestern Dis- denote that 1111 • city f>ulldlag~ "!J trlcl contest to be heltl April 211 CouncllmiD Don Waldie read et Cedar Lakes. tbe a.Uvtty report ol the Cicy Dale 1s the son of Delmer c. Pollee Deparlment aa •Jbmlt. Wheeler, Leon Rt. I and used ted by acting Chief of Polloe as bls topic in fue conteat Jack l'Jlel for the IIIGIIIh ol ?!'. jll i) 1 't •I SOCIAL CAl VNDAR ..& IF YOU HAD EL.ECTPIIC HEAT, YDU•D STILL SMELL THIS ON SATURDAY. ~n~l!lv.rlte ..~~-d~~ ~~-~~~-r~oto~~~~-~~ ;~==~=~=~fu~e~w~~~o~f~A!F~il~w~~~·--~~~~~===~~=~=~==~~=~=======~e «a'• po•timr< ~ lhel with lhe familY •n . mm · ~. Village Cable Company IS also Ill'~· ,, M • 1y A'L-• p p1 I eo e n Pomerov ¥-.: lilt Demoerat Club and Exew- sponse will ·be • Bible quota• Goblt, '1f"( ~ ~ meet ~Y· at 1:~ lloo. Hoslellses wlll be F!lllz, . ~ Z.:Dll."" .. l . . c........, .. l ,,... ••IIJ.ll!lo. · ,i ~~· •• • ' . 1 lfrs. Homer I!Giter entertafD. Qlft IIVII' m. at the 8ytC1119 foJD . . . ~ llfrt. , ·• o J ; .• . flo' '-· ed with a morRefreshments of COCllllea and nesy, an4 Miss · Ding at her home, Cbeoter Road. ill . . . undwlches will be served. 1'he . ot hil i·F.w.t _ •••• .·.. Guesl!! were Mr. and Mrs. Carl public ts invited • · 1Alii • · ''I" .. Asbbauab ol C2ultteau, . Va.; . Cadet Scout Troop . . !NI!II 47 ' Roy Frecker, Pine Grove;'anll d Mn RolliD BeariiS WEDNESDAY Friday la lion foriiJil!l··~· Mr. aod Mrs. Raymond Freck- a:~· anthe ~1<end in ~ SYRACUSE HELP ~d Learn MARY SHRINE, Wh t t e P ,.. Rummag~ er, Tuppers Plains. Winchester with theft dl!ds\ller Hobby Club w1il meet Ill the Shrine o1 Jenlsalem meeta at Cadet Scout Troop J86 and aon-Jn.law, Mr. and l4f'i; town hall Wednesday April !3 the 1001' l:.U :";;d::-; :: I j:.:::. ::.,;~.,, ;,, ;;.;, Columbut .., R EYana and familY , at 10 a.m. With sack lunches at for a business session and at Southern Ohio Electrle EDWARDII ENTERTAIN ~- and Mn. Henry , ~I noon, Various projects will be B p. m. for open installation of pany !!OCtal room. The· mei~IDI Mr. 8llOI MM. V. D. Edwarda and Mr. and Mrs. Donley Re~ demonstrated. Those attending oflicero. was opened in ritual form entertalned with 8 dinner Eas- bel ·and Donna and Fsye spent are asked to bring. Ideas aod RETURN JONATHAN Meitgs Debbie Major leading in WHITE ' I p ter at their home Union Ave Easter at Wilkesville, with Mr. materials to work With. Future Chapter, Daughters of the Am- Scout Promise and Teresa NtePreae t were Mr' 8llOI Mrs' and Mrs. Harley Strong and proJecta will be discussed. erican Revolution, will meet inaky leading the pledge. BLACK SLACkS Earl nShrleY4!1 The Plains; family. BUSINESS MEETING ~Ill Friday afternoon, April 15 at The scouts made posters Mr and Mrs Larry Heines Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ashbaugh be held at the Pomeroy First 2 p. m. at Ute borne of Mra. discussed the rummage sale to DOWNI&.GIOSS Ra~enswood ·w va • and of Cbatteum, Va. were week- Bapust Church Wednesday at James Brewington. Guest speak· be held "April 29,30. Anyone in· POMEROY and Mrs Edw~rds -~ Cberyi end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 7:80 p. m. and all members are er will be Ute Rev. Wilbur Per- terested in donallng items for and David Frecker. They also visited Mr. urged to attend. r1n of Pomeroy. Roll call re- the sale may contact Mrs. ' and Mrs. Raymond Frecker, POMEROY CHAPTER No. SO ]1-.;;o;;;;;;o;;;;iiii....iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"-iiii==---Tuppers Plains and Mrs. H011>- Royal Arch Masons, wm ho,d er Holter, Cbester Road. a stated convocation, Wednes· Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thomp- day at 7:30 p. m. for the traos· son and family of Cbesblre action of business. Thomas C. were Sunday evening guests of Edwards, high priest, requests Mr. and Mrs. Roy Holter, alf officers and companions to Mrs. Welby Whaley of Rock attend. Springs R011d and Miss Bar- WHITE ROSE LODGE Auxii· l bara McNickle of Antiquity lary will meet Wednesdoy, Ap· ; were Easter dinner guests of rll 13 at Ute Legion hall in Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser, Middleport. Mrs. William Hoband sons. son, president, will be in 1 Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan charge. and daughter of Columbus spent MIDDLEPORT LITERARY ' . the weekend with her parents, Club will meet Wednesday, Ap· Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Maag. ril 13 at the home of Mr,. For the next month we are specializing in Maytaa ~Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cummins James Hadey. Mrs. James Tiand family of Columbus were tus will review "Is Paris Burn· Wringer Washer Service, because we know you'll weekend ~uests of their par· lng" and Mrs. 0. B. Stout, "The be using yours more lor spring cleaning and wash· enll, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cum- King and His Court." Roll call 1 mms of Ra.cme and Mr. and response will be ncming <~ ing. We hare a full time mechanic to help out Mrs. Victor Brown, Miners· . famous Frenchman. right now. We'll pickup and return your washer. ville. , THURSD.~ Y I Earl Kesterson has returned MISSIONARY SOCIETY of ~ ~i~ingt~, after a weekend . the Pomeroy First Baptist ~· VISit With his parents, Mr. and · Cburch will meel Thursday at Mrs. Dale Kesterson. 1 7:30 p. rn. at the church. Mrs. Mrs. Ben Buck was the Sun· Alen Shain will have the pro- I day evemng dinner guest of her gram and Mrs. George Skiuner son and daughter-In-law, Mr. the devotions. Hostesses arc . and Mrs. Gall Buck and son, Mrs. Lorain Sterrett and Mr>. Jon. Oliver Michael, 1 Mrs. Adolph Grueser Sr. RRADBUHY ELEMEN· I moved M•Jnday to . Middleport! TARY PTA, Thursday, April 11 ' wbere she w11l restde wltb her 1 7.30 M be . r lh I •'ter M Ci M M a . p.m. em rs o e , dau"'' ' rs. ara c as- Sch oo I Board WI'II report on ter and Mrs, Mooon Fisher the school bond issue and conwere Friday business · 'tor duct a questmn and answer per8 In Gallipolls. VISI lod. Parent,. and citizens ol the Mr d M · . area are asked to attend. · an rs. William Fish- ELEANOR CIRCLE of ~:~~~~ er and son Willie of Belpre M thodist Ch h .11 ' ·· were weekend guests of fueir e ~c "' . parents, Mr. and Mrs. Masoo Thursday evemng, Apnl 14 Flsber and Mr and M s. ~ lbe church. Our Special Maytag Service Building Arnold. ' r ...m PAST COUNCILORS of Theo· Gordon Fisher returned to durus Council, Daughters of Wa will repair your Maytag or any wri nger washer that Maytag makes. Moybt his studies at Mountain Slate America, will meet Thursday your washer needs a new paint job-w e'tl do that, toe. Call us today. ~'- Business College afler spending evening at the home or Mrs. V'-""1 sewral days with bls parents Henry Reibel. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Flsbe: SOUTHERN LOCAL Athletic and family. Booslel'll will meet at the Ra. 0~ ifG::!J[§~(Q)~W V-8, auto. trallll., power llleei'IDg, radio, Uke new wblte sldewalf tires, lite blue wllb blue IDterlor, &harp IIJ. ClEANING • WY 2-5~28 WY 2·5130 scripture Matthl!'ll fl. Two selecUons, He Uvea and Above All Else, by Ute ebolr and prayer by Louis Diehl closed t h e service • . Five were received Into membershlp, two Into preparatory membership and two Into Junlor membership during the worship service Sunday momIDg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mrs. Harry Clark, Louis Diehl and Miss Betty Klein were receivsd into membership; Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. Jesae Haggy preparatot')' membership a~d Vicki Clark and Darla Gut junior membership. ' ........... IJ@[Q),~W METEOR .800 4 DOOR . eration with other community lenders. >omeroy 'Aiddleport 8unrlse services were held at tht Laurel Cliff Free Methodist clJurdl Sunday wlfu Lou Is Dilbl, student mlntster, in eharlle. Miss Suo Tracy led lbe congreptton in singing of I Know Tbal My Redeemer Ltvelb and lbe Youth Choir presented two nUI!Ibers, Lonely Road of Cal· Yary's Way and Lo\le HBld The Lord Upon The Croas. ''Peace" w• the 1opte of the message by LoutJ Diehl who read 88 his SPECIAL I 61 ,·MERCURY I;;;=.,...,...,......,...,.... Oren c. Barry, Scottown, The proJect ts co-sponsored by_ has been nal'led as official par· the Appalachian Council, AFL • ticlpant in the Leadership Train· CIO and the lnshtule lor Labor lng for Community Action Pro- ~tudies of West Virgm•a Umver· , ject by AFL-ClO. s1ty. Conducts t'. unrise Service ~- I Project officials from Weal VIrginia University have tndl· -~~- IIIIL fOCUI IOIIIa NIOATI cated !hat Ute Intent of the proY ., ' s.. ,.. - · - ...., IW ject is to provide leadership pi Jlfooolo-UPINID training to selected union off f. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- : : - cials drawn from the Appalachtan Rejllon In order to permit organized labor to make a more effective contrlbutlon to com· munity action efforts in coop_ o• h/ &.¥UIS Je I .... • ~!! ...:~ I ....~-~ Monday at 7:15 p. m. at the JD. ' t..-sectton of 27th Streef· and 1 Jackson-av resulting In Injury to one person and approxflnately $1300 property damage. J Gertrude B. Bate.Oo, 73, Pl. Pleasant, was cited for !allure to yield rlgbt of way alter she drove her veblcle from Jaek· . son Market parking lot onto Jackson Avenue Into lbe path o1 a northbound vehicle driv· en by Chester Allen Plants, 18, f!,_ ~SVRIAD ~ I .. PT.. ~~~t~ ;-;; ' ' * '::" !' ' May~~~= :::'e.t,,...Atbe\"' l UDEY ..... _, i r report !rom the Department of t street was appointed by PobUc Health of RichmOnd, Va. an cil n recommendation of ooncernlng 8 survey II made of ~:or ~- B. Morgan to fill Ute Point Pleasant Water Works .,the council vacancy in the In regarda to the eondtlton of jth Ward created by Ute cesig· the water for Interstate earrters. imtion of elected councilman Tbe city received 1 provisional Gaey Minton etustflcation wbteh would be J Gary MUI..: was hired by the Alsotbe~~}~=: In effect until July 1966 when 1ouncil for the position of Field ~as •.....,...,. 111101her survey would be ~· 1 . al~ Direetor o~ Pony League ac: ~ :~ J~ Tllree elasaifieallonS are tlviUea durmg the summer sea !n-ay fro to Zlsl-81 ble, approved, provls10P • m prohibited for water works sup100 at 8 salary of $'1$ per mooth. "' v Tbe a poinlmenl of Cllarle! and the easterly aide of Lincoln plying for Interstate carriers. Lanlmm Precommendad by the !rom 28111 to 211Hl Tbe change Tbe COUDI!Il aulllortzed Mayor Urban Renewal Autbortt¥, to will permit the C»>laaructton of Mlqan 10 tnvlte • consultant ijll the vacancy on the commts- apartment dwelllng!IID tbet sec- eftllllleer 10 eppear before coon· alon created by the resf8Datlon tion of town. ell to esplatn what Is needed of Carter ~·rankUn, local busi- Following the nottce _of pub- to improve the water standards ho was forced to r.. llicaUon a public hearmg w•ll 1here. aessman w I . . be held at the City bmldmg on I sigo due to the [acl tlltahet '•ere"• Ihe rewning and all persons ' Council approved the pay· a property owner '" ~ .--~ --- -I ment of the balance of $3'13.· - - -- - -- - - -- · .: 45 for saod used at the beach :on the take in Krodel Park. Tbe ~ tzaak Walton League, wbo lms worked long and hard improv· ing Krodel Park, paid $300 tob rl ward the sand purcbnse. . · I - trian12Je of land ccmslsHnp e l pproved . l1c bearing, DaQp I Plants ear the Bateson ear ea- bac:t and ehest Injury ~ .was rtened Into an auttendecl park· taken to PieWRI Valle:; Holed veliiete ow1ted bj J. R. tanrl. pita! Ill' •emllllflnn ·~ In Collision ';· .m........ City Cow> proposed lor Urban Jleuewal, fii'OieSIIDI or epprovlnl may I TAW[ . ·· fT. p........,.... - triangle o1 and thus Ullder tbe law, C8IIJIOl voice lbelr feelin88 al tbe pubL ~=-.==..-· ] [] ••aet, Alalervy.lllddleport, o~ API'II 11, 1988-9 .-..;' ~~~~ Ave., Pt. Pl•a11•L Fol- 811 - l1tb lllreeL 1 • lowbl8 Ut' coUisiou with the Mrs. htnm -~ ·of Hurt, Cited .· ell acted to rezon,e ,~,.. ....11 ._,.,,. ~MrVA 1 ), I~ .' .. ' '. IJ!t*' :1\ip • , •• '1.1 ' •:._,.,...,. ·AI··-·· .i '· KEITH GOBLE ,. 461 SOU'Qt THIRD ST. ·' .n oae • ·• .. '. · · �',\ ' Power · PIANO BARGAINS! 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SOON WHAT? :lljotlo H YourHif C1r WISII ·., WHERE? ->jn P01111roy-A Good Location WHO? .under• Expandlnt Hill O.Uipolis Senl.:e To Yatt FRECKLeS WATCH POR OPENINCO LITTLe ORPHAN ANNIE ) l I ABBIE AND SLATS PEANUTS OUR COIIiAHIIS 5rA1lOIIEP AT FORT ZINDfRNS!F CH THE EPeE Of NOOlfRE. WINNII WINKLE WRIER WANTED FOR RUTLAND ·' . ~·. ~ . • •• O ·~ • • A • ~- ' ~y CHESTER GOJILD �I I '' ' ..<, ii ' ,,.,,, . / ' v. ,. '. ~ '. ' '\' f' •i , ~O-DaUy ' Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middlepo'!- 0., April 12, ~~ •.· . 0 men s sa·cL'e ty ;W I II' 0 T( nI I eu -- ' r LI L '! · ': I I J. /.... I I h I f Y' r h I LuI '- I t • ·B. luf U Three Churche~ Hold Sunrise Se~~icel ••:?.~u. o:~·~~ ~:,::t~:~d,:; At Syracuse With Youth FellowShip_ l w.at•lileirhome,RockSprings l The Eastern Band will • ' , I ' ' . ' 1"' ? II ' STRUBLEII EN'l'EII'IIAIN D" c::en :~·· ~::~ . en!.::~ ~-~~~: ~·-·'"' at~ e Mrs. v. u . . . ,.., ter, borne, West Mabl Easter sunrise servlca for Linda JiJhjpger and ClarJee , Road. Guests Mr. and •tag .cfay in Pomw>Y saturday, guest of honor at a birthd.ily :'; St. Guesls wert Mr. 8lld Mrt. the Syracuse, Minersville and Norris, preceded scnpture read- Mrs, Turner and Mrs. ' April 16. Preceding the dme, ner Satw:day evening at b Jack Cramer and Jacquellnt l'nr.;t Run Methodist churches ing of· Matthew 26:1-11 bY Karl Will HeUnlan of Chester: Earl l 1M band will play several se- 1home, Umon Ave., prepa~e~ Y Sue and Danny of Marlon: Mn. were beld at th! ~yracuse Ru::.:,di ;:.m:. F~~·~.:- ~~· ~'''~'" 11 "P , :~.:;;t:;:.r~;:, . ~'.':!::-.:~~·':t~: . ~r lel.'tions Under the ~ec~o~ ~f , ~er _da~~~~~~· Cheryl an rs. Margaret Cramer of J~cksOtl church sponsored by the Youth Winebrenner. ' ~ and Mrs. WilUarn Cogar and Mr. Charles '(eago. lne I~Uuw- l l;bn:r ............. . cake arul graiui.W.u~.:;;:-, ~liM! F•llowshio with Kenneth Wig· Tbe Easter message wa• glv· l Family and Mrs. Ben Buck, ing Saturday, April 23,. will be ! A to Stage of Pawpaw, Mich.: and i gins and 'Mrs. Henry Dailey as I en i>y ;:;•••, ... ' '" "' ; :';;;;;o;oy. '" •"··- ta.• day in Eastern Local diS: I!'!" ' of Mr. and Mrs. JOOWb StrUb!• I advisers. Potted white li\iel'l dec· the Rev. and Mr~. nOQ.n w,ere Mr. and Mrs. Roy trlct a~d the band wm P';f .•t ~.r. i:tuu, ~ .... w-·v~ M r ~nd son,' Mtke, FuuW.·.::.;. orated the altar. ' Stutler. who has .Just i Kesterson of Chester. Reedsvllle, Tuppers ams avensM • · ··k Grove· . -- --and Chester. 'l'he band Boosters Theo Heines, Hemloc sand est· received I numbet ,_ I The or an prelude Open the I after three years in the U. - -- -. 8 1 Gates ofg the 1'empl;, by Mt·s. : Army in Germany. A Whel.. funeral services we r e jwiB assist during the week of ' . ' D~na ~:.:!: :- , • e r s 0 ff C l Elec tS . New officers fo r !he W~mt>n s SOciety tn Chns!Jan s;ntr~ ol Heath MethodJsl Churc 1 were e-lected at the Aprtl mt'E'I ing of the WSCS Monda'' evf'ning al the church. The slate of offic-ers mclude . ' trSR 1 ~ " we~e C::!!!"~ ~.,. llo!CI I l and~· ~ :~d~~~~onor· nice~lfts. Michael Swatze-1. opened the : "Sunrise." by Rev. Stutler, Qeld, · d Cultiva- service followed with the pro- the recess ional hymo. Crown 1 \er: ~em~r~htp B~~wn Chns- cession~I hymn. Christ the ' Him W•lh Many Crowns. ' tJOn. ~~ rs.t' .a en ~Irs , JOltn"S , Lord is Risen 1'oday and call : benedJCtton by Dennis 11an ora wns. . .. ' h' d avl:'r by Den-, w1th the threefold Amen, Fult>r. Lol'al CllUn:h Arttvthe~ ~~ w~rs tp ~:~~d~~ .An anthem. I organ posliude by Rose Ann . Mrs ~veL·ett. Davts.' c~~~ an ' ~! ~~:· Me. ~as presented Lisle, closed th~ service. Ush· I .\frs. \\alter a~es, cu. b . by th choir of 35 voices and ers and acolytes were Dick Sau- ' The meeung was o~ne Y e ' 1 d J 0 h R ichhart l\pnl 11 through 16. d 1 pr~sl· · Mr> Jam•: ~~~~=: 11 • ;~o :::: =~ ~as:;;b~:d~:~:~. was 1 Mrs. Jam" CriS\voll; dent ; Mr~. ~::n~~~li:~tz. 1 W ! va::n::lng t~e :ervice ~ ham ~~~~ :i.;:~r~od and p~or,ram were i A :olo. "The Christ of the . and ~gg breakfast with homepr~~Jdf'~l~...~,.y: Mrs c F given by Mrs. William Russell, 1Cross." by John Lisle and a ; made bre:ad made by :rs. ~~~8 ~bbss tr~asur;·r: a~d · thes~ using the Easter theme-. Iduet, "Beneath the_.~ro~s,'' by 11ah Ward a~d Mr~.. ".ra 1 re~ies Soria\ Relations. , Mrs. Russell presented a med- - · - - was served m t'he mmg _root?· 8 ,~;s wa~~e Gibbon s; campus italion on Easlt'l' and its atter- !will be held in M_ay wl\h the , Th~ tables were atl.ract1ve .'" chool ob Chery an VISIT ELB:ERFELDS 3rd ELOO~ Meigs Local Board to HoM Public Hearing for Advice On School Site Selection BARGAINS IN MARVEL METAL CABINETS FOR YOUR .HOME 1 kitchen needs. Slldln& glass doors, large open work area, 3 way elec- · trlcal outlet, cutlery drawer, plot huge double door storage b"-'•· !,lassive live shelf space utility pro- Around And Ab out M d/ ~ id eoort 1 - vides wanted room for everythlnl. 1J MONEY SAVERS In &teaming white. 1 1 By United Press International Jumbo Butler Pantry for all your MEIGS THEATRE I WORLD CHlNA CABlMEl 1 wsc~ alae. JUMBO KITCHEN MAStER 1 ·M ·- : ·' I c H Young · math in Christial'l History. She . usui:ll p\t>dge service. Mrs. M. while covers and centered w1th 1 1ms1ry. "rs. .. · '· . . H· ill d t th ·n nts of Easter flow Missionar\' F.ducation . M r s. discussed Christ. ~1vmg 1s L. French w con uc e l · arrang_eme . . _ James JiViden : Program ~later- . lasl rommand to h1~ followers !stallation and ~rs. Nan M;)()re ers. _w1th wh1te candles ~n e,1th ! ial. Miss 8Pss Sanborn: supply I to "go into all the world a_nd 1the pledg~ sei"V"L~e. AU .<"Ircle er s1de. Mrs. ~roihy Wmeb1 f'nWork t\lrs Herman naddo:c · preach the gospel" and g1ve offirers w1\l be mstalled at the 1ner, 1VIrs. Ma• tha Moere and Spirit~at Life. Mrs. t;uy Shu· man" His redemp.lion. She list- \ sam~ time as the W.S.C.S. of- Mrs. Linda Farrell were CQ . · ed the opportunitte~ open 111dtl~' fieers. t·hairmen for the breakfast. for the followers of Christ tu Mrs. Guy Shuler, Spiritual Attendanee at $ullday Schoo\ 1 spread the gospel using . ~ur Life chairman, was f<Hnmen~- 1 at the three churches. Sun~ay many means of rommll~l('ahun. · ed. for her outstanding_worship 1 was SyracU!Ie 129, MmersYIIie Shf ('onciuded by readmg the centN displays for th1s year. 1100, and Forest Run 65. words to a soog, "T1.1rn Your Mrs. David Entsminger an· LAST TtMI TONIG~T E~·es Upon Jesus." · nounred May Fellow ship Day i __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ "DO NOT DISTURB" IT r<' hn icolo r 1 Mrs. Criswell rondurled the to be held in May. Mrs. Cris- ~ }. Doris Dll~·. Rod T01ylor bu:-;iness St'SSion and repol'tt!d Wf'll announced the 26th c,, on articles brought by mem· Conferenl'e to be held Apnl 1i WED. ••'~~; THURSDAY bers to be sf'nl 10 Kore·a and 2Fl8 at Akron. and the SChool 'Y NOT OPEN indud~d baby tlothes aod otll- . of Mission to be held al Dela· 11 er articles . Anyone wishing to · ware .1u1v s-ll and 1a-22. FRIDAY .and SATURDAY <'on tribute articles may contact Mrs. French reported on the · Mr. and Mrs. Charlt!~ VroApril 15-16 Mrs. Criswell. · 25th ann iversary observance of man and children, Mark and "JOY IN T~E MORNING" (Technicolor) Mrs Glenn Lambert gan• t~e the WSCS held in Portsmouth ' Esther of Belpre, visited Eas- 1 With Rich.ard Chamberlain nominating committE·e·s r('port. ·in Marc-h stating that the dis-! ter Sunday with their parent.s, and Yv~tlr Miml'aux which was acceptE'd by Ute so- trict had a goal of o-ver $20.000 Mr and Mn Fielding H~wk­ "DARK INTRUDER" riety The installation servl('e for misswnary eoncef-ns. t'har ris · and Mr. and Mrs. John Lellit Nitlson, Gllbrrt Gret>n ter members were . rerognized ' Vroman. at the observam-e w1th Mrs. ', Mr. and Mrs. George Dallas Frt>n1:h. Mrs. Nan Moore and ' and family of south Chorle:iiOn. l Mrs . Walter Hayes represent- oh· nt the Easter week- ! ·mg th l l M i 'o. spe e. oca group. r s. , end with their parents, Mr. and French d1splayed a gold eross 1 M f rrest Bachtel and daugiven her at t_he first WSCS As- '1 ,:~, ~iss Carol Bachtel and : sem . William Matlack, ; b bly held m 1942 at Colum- "I llr.and ,t 1iS. us. M ted · Chester. ' oo~t .repor on dII 1 Mr. lind Mrs. Blaine Walbttrn BEFORE YOU BUY AT • pr;Jecth gt~nt lO a nee Y1 and children of Vienna. W. Va. ' 1anu1y or e s.:.as er season. h k d ith · Mrs. Criswell appointed a com- spent t e wee en w : rnittee to work with the minis- pare~ts, Mr. and. Mnt ! ter on the remodeling of the up- ~ See and son, Keith, and Mr. ~. stairs social room and on the \ and . Mrs. Raymond 'Y~lburn. I committee are Mrs. .French, : M1ss Charlene Davis I Mrs. Fultz, Mrs. Lambert, Mrs. ) ed Monday to. the. Rhode. I F.arl Knight and Mrs. L'risweU. : School of De~1gn .m Providence, 1 The meetiag was closed with 1 R. I. where she IS a . student, prayer. after spending the sprmg vaca- . The worship center, prepared tion with her p~rents, Dr. and ! CHECK OUR REGULAR Mrs. Shuler, carried out the Mrs. J. J. DavlS. ' Ea>•b!r theme with a purple Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davidson, cloth, the corss and crown of I Athens. ~~d Barbara .Jones and •thorns plat'1!d with the bread 1 Larry Fmegold. Ohio ~~:~ ~~ i and goblt>t of wine symbolic ~ sity students, were \lj AND COMPARE QUALITY! Iof Christ's life and death and gue~ts of Mr. and Mrs. Emer-~ resurrection. · son Jones. The refreshment table was . Mr. and Mrs. Dan Farmer of Glidden P1ints I Weldwood Paneling I covered with a lace cloth and I Dayton. and t.heir daughter. Cincenttred with an arrangement 1dy, and a friend, Phil DeVeny • Armstrong Ceiling Tile 1 of yellow and white jonquils of Ohio University, were Eas· "Deptmiablt Bra.nds Th,at ·r o 'J Ccm Buy With ' from the Shuler garden. YeUnw ter guesls of bis mother, mn1. 11 ' candles in authentic Dutch wood David Farmer and Mr. · Co11fidence" en shoes, t!ncircled with small Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Mr. and nowers ftanked the arrangt.'- : Mrs. Farmer. and CirvJy I ment. A salad course wa!l SPr9- \ ticipated in the presentalioa ed b}· the hostesses, Mrs. Guy the 'Easter Cantata given at 1 , Shuler, Mrs. Emersoa June!!, Church of Christ Sunday. Mrs. C. H. Burdette with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. George GreenMlddl•porl, 0. ntine .- s.l led SPACE SAVERS i 00 1 1 f!f'!. . SPECIAL LOW PRICES! 1 1 I 1 EVERYDAY PRICES e I King Builders Supply Co. N. 2nd A••· ' I ~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'""".£::: C:ar:.:._l Matto1, contributing.·-= ·---- - - • '' . •' lee ofwith Columbua speRI the wee,k-11 end his mother, Mrs. 0 . C. Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. AI Russell, Columbus, were weekend of her mother, Mrs. ,- ' Get a1st class,buy on a new Buiclt Speciat! (The g~ '.tlng was never greeter!) ( . Top •,};..q~ /mmerliara de!iwuy from • wide choir::• of body lot JIOUr carl s,.m1 Spfing styles, WARDROBE .II .... ........--- 31"' 1fldt, 'd" .... Ill ltiiiL WGIIl•TOU 81'G11• IIIUd_...ltal& FIIIJ.wltD Br•• Urdft.H.. Roush. Mil. and Mr&. Robtrt Harris visJied over tbe Euter wetk· l!lld with their daughter, I/an Harris, and his lather, Rob- II ert Harris. 1 1 / d,~tlfl !: OIO!J tmd cptionsl ~ .,. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turaer and children, Michael, Debra, Sandra and Gary, North Robinson, were weekend g.uests of bi! pareBts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner. - 1 Tammy Allensworth, 011e year old daughter of Mr, and Mro. Chariee Alleasworlb. II a modi· cal patient at Holzer l!olpital in I Gallipolis. Easter weekend guestl of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grueser were his sister llld brother-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. 1'. Gardner Rey· Go Go Go ooids of Lebanon, Oblo. Join- with the winner of its class, PURE OIL PERFORM~NCE TRIALS. with the winner of the POPULAR SCIENCE GOLD CUP , tor outstandin& braking performance in the Trialsi. eet ,ourself a wlnnlnl bu' on the cer that's a!; lh ck- '66 ing them for SUnday dinner ' was Mn. Grueser's sister, Mra. Mabel Wolf of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail have returned from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, wbere they were called due to lbe death of his mother, Mrs. J, F. Rail. They had spent the past week at Cedar Rapids Buick Special-from the dealer who's ail deal-your Buick dealer! Wouldn't you really rather have a Bulck Special right DOW? (Better rrow than ever!) - - - , , . . - - - - - . - SH yDiil Buick c!MIIr d~rina hi& Plf·!lll1int Blaettnar Auto Co. Silo'--------- SOO I. MAIN sr.. POMIIOY For Thll Prom or ~~lrl Speclol Occ ..lon . .. WHITE COATS BlACK~ DOWNit.GROSS Quality builL Heat and stain resist- A VALUE BUY ant plastic ttJP. E.Z slide cutlery AT JUST dfltJjer. Extra Iarae double door star• -.e base. Chrome handleS. Whllll t11111111flllia ' SELECT YOUR FURNITURE AND FLOOR, :COVERINGS AT· .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY -•BIG',~;S~~EtntiNs­ DEPENDABLE QUALITIES ..PRQMR'f. :,.1)~~\l~¥ :.. EXCeLLENT SERVICE - CON¥ENIEN1 ~AYM,Nl$ ELBERFELDS · lNl'J'~py ,. I· .·1 Melp .. ' •,;. ' ;: ' . de<:<Jr~ted ~~r~a~i ser.v~.-~ ·-~ "~.! I 1 • aty ,.,' . . 'I ~ Roopltal • � 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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