https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bcde3541185d6bd8c9e3b507cc61ada4.pdf 16eb34ac7a3730edd3d65eeb5330e503 PDF Text Text ' ' . ·f ', ,. '~- ,. l ' .•. . . ' t "'· - •. <) I ' ' '' ! r) ' •, Y()t,, XX , POMEROY -MIDDLEPbRT. 01;'110 FRIDAY, APRIL 1968 to Brb!i her to Elborfolds and let us helil you outfit her tor Easter - hundreds of beaudful drosset to choooe from In all the latest s!11es - a boautlfull!ne of coats. sldts. knltdre&ses.mlUinacy, blouses, coordinated ~~·• drllsand coat ensembles -Just the thin&:• :vou need to complete her EASter ward Sue Zirkle, and Vicki Gloeckner, standing left to right; and Colleen Ohlinger. Lynn &um,p, D:mna Dyer, and ll>nna Hauck, seated left to right. RITUAL OF JEWEL conferees of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter oi Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, above, are Katie Well, Roberta Kraeuter, Beverly Long, Carolyn sauert"ield. TwUa Matheney, The ritual of jewels was conferred on 11 pledges of the Ohio Eta Pili ChiPter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at a tea giYen Tues-. ~ night at t.he home of Annie Chipman, Pomeroy. The candlelight ceremony was conducted by Lila Mitch, presi- PANSY SNAPDRAGON CABBAGE PlANTS • ALL KIN IX> OF SHRUBS AZALEA PLA.\""Y'S • FRUIT TREES AHHIVING >VON POTTED PLANTS FLOWERS AFRICAN VIOLETS READY AND WAITING FOR YOU MIDWAY MARKET w. ~~St. 992-2082 Pomeroy, 0. 992-2565 dent, assisted by Ruth Ann Riifle, Lois Clelland, and Carol McCullough, all oflicers. Eleven yellow roses, one for eachofthepledge.s. centered the ritual table which was covered with a satin cloth bearing the &ororlcy emblem. Tapers in colors symbolic of personal traits were used in tlle ceremony. Nominees for ''girl of the year" named during the meeting were Ann Barnltz, Carolyn Grueser, Annie Chapman, and Mrs. Mitch. A short resume on activities of each of the romj.. nees was given. Members voted by secret ballot and the name of the "girl of the year" for the thiPter will be announced at the Founder's IA.y observance PI~ ned on Oct. 29 at the Uptowner Inn in Parkersburg, W, Va. A $5 contribution to the Meigs Councy &x:iet,y for CriPPled Chit.. dren was made. Plans were dl:r cussed for chapter representaollves to attend the convention to be held in Columbus, May 10..12. Members to represent the cha,pter at the convention wiU be se-lected at the next meeting. Jennifer Anderson announced, rummage sale this Friday and SaturdaJI tn the PhHiips Sisters' location on Court St. in Pomeroy. The regional competitionintlle Miss America pageant, co-SDo~ sored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, was di~ussecL Bob Hoeflich, who was named last week as director lor the .Pageant, met with tlle grol&), along .with Betty Rawlings, general !:itaging chairman. Reports Crom the various pag-. eant committees were presented, and Rosetta Redovian wa~ ap.. pointed chairman oC an advertisIng program book. A cuJtureProgram on sculpture prepared by Martha Eschleman ' Come ln ICid look around, c.t>abluall people to assist you. ----------~-----.,..For the hall Fry Sizes 2 to 7 presented by Mrs. Mitch, Refreshments were served by Mrs. Chapman with Mrs. Mitch presiding at the silver cocree service. At the tea besides those named above and the pledges were Judy Crooks, Rita Lewis, April ~ith and BoMie ThomPwas Presentation of a 50.year mem- ·Mrs. -caddie Wfckham who was bershiP Pin to Mrs. Ami' ChaSe and recognition of pasdnatrons and past Patrons highlighted a meeting of Pomeroy Chi,Pter 186, Order o( the Eastern Star. Tue:r day night at the MasoNe TemPle. Denz:el Goeglein made the presentation o( the pin to Mrs. Chase. a past matron of Pomero, Cha,p.. ter. After beingescortedtoaseat in the East, Mn. Chase extended appreciation to th.e c~ter and reflected on her early days as a member. Pins wUl al&o be .Pr.. sentid to Freda Fauber and Charles Peoples who were unable to attend the meeting. Past matrons and past patrons of Pomero1 Chapter were introduced, Their introduction was fol-lowed by U"ibutes from each or the star points and a vocal solo by accomPanied by Mrs. Florence Tracy. Mrs. Kathryn Jordan, worth$ matron, and Albert Woodard. worthy patron Pro tern, presided at the meetlng which opened in ritualistic form. Gifts from the wort)cy matron were presented to each of the past matrons and past patrons by Dorothy Will. The J 96 B Grand Chapter session was announced tor Oct. 2224 Ln Cincinnati.. The Eaiter theme was carried out in tabledecorationswttllMr&. Opal Priddy, Mr. and Mrs. Archie SWartz, and Mr. and Mrlio Jacob Turner sen1ng the retres)l.. ments, A white Jily centered the table. Class Plans Breakfast A breakfast to be served follow· · •irig Easter JUnrise servites at the Pomeroy Church of Olrlst was planned when the Golden Rule Class met TUesday nigtrt at the home ot Mrl. Slerrle JolmiiOil. Mra. Robert Wood& was named chairman of the breakfaat com· mlttee wllll Mrs. Olan IIY&ell, Mrs. Gene Eakew, and Mra. Clar. ~ Andrews aerving on the committee. nu-1ng tile meeting ..,.oted by Mra. Harold Smith, it was voted to purchase a 111¥ for the church on EaRer. A rummase sale waa sche<klled for Ml,)', and It wa& announced that the next meetfn& will be held at the heme of Mrt. IIYsell. Mr11. Edward Venoy wu de.. votional leader. Sle read &crip.. ture rrom Matthew and a medi. tation and prayer was given by Mrs. AL, l, Phelps. Member& re111>011ded to roll call wllll a MEIGS TIIATRE TONIGHT, APRIL 4 NOT OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY APRIL 5 • 6 GENTLE GIANT (Technlco!cM ... is the ·rook that's now! 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Sanforized shrunk, tr!Pl.o, stitched for eXIra wear. 2.00 2.9i 4.98 7.98 Men's Permanent Press Casual Slacks · 5.95 a ls fashion necessity. Choose yours from our man,y styles or mesh, sheer • agUon stretch, dress sheer. stl)pOrt stockings, panty hose, knee--hi and oveJ'Ioth&oknee. BurlingtOn Slack• In a new ielectloR. NP' ings Miracle Fibers Sale. Ultra&on Dress or Everung Sheer, a,gilon stretch and sheer lycra ,_SI41POrt are the ~tyie_s featured in thlll big sale. _____ _ Elbertleds has a comPlete s"' lection of st,yles and colors of Be ,,.,. 1o set, loo. the new fUU cut S1aclcs /or tht more Refreshments were served ~Y the hostess to those named ll'il!l Mrs. Walter Kemecb", Jr., Clar. ence Andrews, Mrs. Qarlea Ealo!w, Mrt. Louis Olborne, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush, and Mrs. Denver Kawte. mon sn ,.9ul4r mer 29 1o 42 and eztra large aizta 44 to 48. AU new colon, pmna- nent pre" for tclll!, cqre. IVY SLAtKS 100 .Per cent cotton. Permanent Pre&t, 111m fit with,belt l~a. Wlered legs, cutrleu. Blue. lodan green, golden brown, white. Regular sizes 6 ID 1B. . Kayser GLOVES Short basic, bracele~ elbow and formal (A>era) lengths In 1 large varlet,y of !lbrlu and trlmo. S. lect faibion colora lor a Perfect match. Elias Stiles 3.50 - Boy& Fa&tback Permanent Preea. Mr. WrugJer school trou.. era. Size& 6 to 18. ........... •, ·• ••• , • • • • • • • • Men's BUrlington Pennanent Prell Weat•n Jean• Men's Permanent Pres& Slort Sleeve . ,· Size• .29 .; 38 ln loditn green, whoat, black and blue. oo per cent vycron polJester, 50 per cent cotton. You'llllke theae new jeans tor men and young men. • 1 4.95 Harri!iOnville Society News By MRS. JOHN ~'!'OUT )(n. Mollie McGrath and son, Leroy llcGrath &Pent a few day& with Mr. ICid Mrs. Earl Mc:Grllh. Mro. Elijah EttiP has roturood OOine from Holzer llolljlllll. Miss Berthl Adklnt 1• vlolting relatives at Foster, W. VI. Mr. Joek EsteP and flmlly of Chicago came to aee hi& mother who underwent surgery. Mr, and Mrs. James Cheadle and chlldren O( Colmnbus Vilited Mrs. Katherine Weaver. Mro. WUda Ble88lll8 of Alboey was a gqest at the Tom WeBs ' me. . Earl McGrath attendod lllo '"' neral of hia uncle, Gu.y Webb, It . "' Shade. GcQ! Wllllaat llarpor has r• turned to hi• army bue II Fl. Lewil, W11h., after I Yllit With rtlatl vea here. Mro. Donny Atli lind daupter1 are guests ot Mrs. Llda PowelL Mr. and Mrs. Dove IIYnard of Tennessee and 10n1 &pent t h P! weekend with Mr.ICid Mro. Hobo or! !lou~ . -rt. Mro. Julia Vin Miler and Mer.. ,lnna Johnoon of llaoon callod on . Mrl. Clydo The custom of !he loving cup Is trace~ back lo the days or wassailing. These eup11 are used as trophy cups . • Hard Sell Needed in Promotions .. Aggressive .Promotion is die secret or success in obtaining industrial development and reAttending last niHflt in addi. search parks.'' lion to tlle above were directors Thus commented Dr. Robert c. E. Blakeslee, Calvin B, Simp- L. savage, vice president for reSOh, Lula Hampton, Norman Web- search and industrial liaison, er, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Robert Ohio University. Wingett and DaJe Kautz:, Kautz He was addressing 94 memo presiding. bers attending the spring membership meeting of the &Jutheastern Ohio Regional Council, Thursday nJght at The University ma~rt Boy's "Mr. W r - lllought on Euler. entertainment. Prizes were won by the Rev. Robert Woodt, BUl AndreW&, and Mra. John1011. j SAVE this week durying our Berkshire Stock- -:.~~~.:~:~:--·-··--·--·-·-·-·--·-: A Bible quiz on tlle book of Ads w a 1 conducted by Mn. Phelps and Mrs. Eskew had the l I colors new styles. All are penunentpresa. With .;,U release. StoJ> lnri81ttnow. Look'em over and select a pair or two. ADD the final touch& of color to your &:Pring outfit with jewelry rrom our large selectionofnecklaces,pins, earringfll, bracelets, After Sunrise Services The Mini-Teen Look ... Short Sleeves - rich Plaid• ICid colo"' ful, ooat strtpea, c~ka. Plency olaol!d • Ccilor&. ButtA>n down hy collar scyloo. A trui¥ wonderful aoloctlon and IJICallent buy. - son. Mrs. Chase ATHENS - THE SI'U~NT GOVERNMENT II Ohio Unil'Orslcy held a· maaa meeting Thurl~ night to discuss a PD&&ible 5trlke .Pl'O* telt oYer an lnet-eueln (eea. RI.Clresentatlvee or the American Fedtrltioli or State, Q)wtf;y and MunicUJal &lployea Union, Which repra. aenta the schoot•a non -academic emPloyes, and the Ohio Universits Fedorlltloo of Tlleher• llj>Oke at tho meeting, Olear McGe1, pre&ldent of the employes union, satdhe would ask the meinboro at a ~ membershiP meeting Saturd~ to 'liii'Drt a PGIIible one-oday ltrlke and.1o request the union members to honor plc~et lines, Permanent Pr• SPORT SHIRTS Eastern Star Chapter Honors By Urd,te4 ·Pre;·u International ~· , THE VIOLENT i!EATH of IN. Martin Luthsr Kl!'Bo a modem lfoou woo chall01111ed ihe aea oftegregetlonwlthoonvlciionce, raised IIOJne (Nr lor tbenation'lfutureandaomehope that Americana miaht at last embrace the brothe1·ho0d fo1· wnich he died. 4 "Whlt Martin Luther King atood tor and died for can never be kiUec! wltil a bullet," told metropolitan oPera star Leont)'ne Price, like ·King a Negro. . The nt,ht or hll murder reooundtd Wltlicrles of grief and bltteJ> nill, The tears dowld lof-tlll ldnlas well as tor the velvet .. voiced man of goac:o woo elljlOUoit(l~'Somo mourners llkenod him to India's IatelllhAtma Ghandt.A~1 hoa"tiletohi&cluse, decla.-ed he 1'reaped whit he &owed- vtolence ~.IJUiHd as nonvlolence.'' robe. Ritual of Jewels Conferred on 11 .Piedges ite Hous Men' a Hanel !:inrt !leeve Small (to fit 14-ll'h), mecllwn (lt;.Jii\1 1, larp (1&16'k) and extra larao (l'l'o l'l'h ), You aoould oeothooe •mart11 acyled, colorful ahlrlo lpr Sl)rb!i ICid IIUinmer wear, Solid -colors cro&s bar plalds, two and three t.llck strJ,pes. ..... 50 per cent COtfDDt 2· . _ , 60 perc ant Xodel. •I · ~ They oold thelr aha(>e better, look better, and wear lunpr. Solld colora ln s!zea amall (34-36), modlum (3~0), larp (12-tll and eXtra larp (1~8). !deal for ~rta, for ~rk lnd eeneral will". checks. MENS WHITE DRESS Tll]lerod anci non lltPered scy les. Regular and buttDn down collars. A tine eelectton. All neck alzes. All permanent Pr~'1l,_ idul ~for Easter wear. SHORT SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS , , , , • , , , •• • ot3..i.l . LONG SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS , • • • •• , •• • • • • • • .~3.95 j...;;,;;;,~--·--·----·- $3.9! ______________...... Other men'a aport ahirta, $2.96to $5.91>. unu F.or Boy1, ~tia J to 18 l!lllt!Wll..,. ,,... sHirr ' '. ......... .....,.til '' ' oi) .. .~ ,. • • ~ •• I Pa!oloyo, Pialdo; ,, ioltdo. Seo these excellent value& ud btu' what you need nOw. Regular aad bUtton cbwn coUara. Te,pered al.d J1011ootaPered at,yles. BOYS WISTERN JEANS ' Sizes 2 to 8x, In regular alzea and aUm a!Jea, ·~e~ 1by Wra~er for a naa~ fit and long wear. Bl~e d,;.·. -1tm, wheat ail'illodeii . • reel!. COmplele Hlecllon ~ , talzes. for the U~e. IJoilln your flllllly. ; . , . . . . . • Dies Friday Elias Stiles, 73, Rock ~rb!is Hold, dled Frldo,y morning 11 Veteran• Momorial Hospiial, .surviving are hi& wite. Edna; a 10n, Edward. MlekD.t190rt; a daughter, Mrs. Julia Norris, a. cine Route 2; a sister, Mrs. Robert ~\'is, Pomeroy; five grandchiJdren, one great-grandchild, and several nieces and nf&lhews. Funeral senices wiU be held II I p, m. lllonda1 at the lllring Funeral Home witll the Rev. Menzel linith offlclatlng, Burial will be In Boech Grove Cemetery, Friends .IMJ' call at the fomeral 00ineln)1lme. booths will receive &peclal fn.. structlons in order to Improve service. One of the tour booths will be Ideated in Gallla CoUI!t¥. Dahlberg also anooWJCed an lndu5trial conference is t:ilated Ap.. ril 16 in Columbus, and t h a t CJnciJmati will host the third annual governor' a conference on Players Will Inn, Athens. p l V bl "The industrial Dotential of . fesen r a e southeastern Ohio is excellent. but it rttcJ.~ires eaorts o( all, especiaJ..ly organiz:ations such as fhe SEORC, to develop and e"" pand industries in the arua," continued Dr, Savage, · The speaker was introduced by Carl ~!berg, SEORC director. E. E. Davis. coWlCil president. .Presided. Director Dahlberg anoounced lllrislon 10 Highway Chlel E,.. gineer John Dowler will meet with coWlCU leaders in two weeks to discuss highwa,y Prior~ tie• in the area, and that Rod Mills. Qvtslon 5 ehlet, will meet • with leaders l.n New Lexington to dh:icu•s IJHiass matters In that area. llohlberg told lour SEORC tourlam booths wW be in oper.. t1on apln thls summer, and adcled )'011111 WOJI]I•n manning the ,.. Entertainment 1 o ·~ · cltuctren from ap six to 11 wUl come to the Pomeroy Elementary School when The lnaplration Players present, Young Androcles at 2 p, m. Wednesday at the school. The costumed presentation is a new version of the famous lable, Androcles and the Lion, written expresslY for The Inspiration Playen by William Ha.Yden, author of, The Cat Prln. cesa. The play deals with a young Roman named Androcles and an out-of.work circus lion. When Androcles' IUe t 1!1 tl:lreatened, 1he lion remembers a favor An~ drocles did for him and saves the .YOUnl Roman's lite. The Inspiration Players will present '"Everyman" at 8:15 p. m. W....,sday 1n .lhe sanctuary. o1 Grace E:Pi&cOpaJ Clturch. ·speaking of Schools-·NtJ, 36 - ·. BOYS TO SIGN-UP Middleport boys lrom peewee through pony ages are to reid•· ter tomorrow at the IAglon hall between 1.2 p.m. and have their Insurance, All boys OJCPOCilng to play must sign up artd pa.v tomor~ row. Presldent Charles Wtnebrtfl· ner of the Boya League Assn., will be in charge, ..., TO HOLO SERVICES ~ Lod&o 2f2, IOOF will have llti"Yieea for Elmer Wick. ham at Ewing Funeral Home at 7:30 p.m. Member• an to meet et lite IOOF at 1 o.m. School Levy Needed for Survival By GEoRGE HARGRAVES, &&>~ llelgo j:ocal School ~otrict district must have 17.5 mills lor Cll)eratlcn leVIed by January 1, 1969ln order io continue recti~ ing state school IOundaUonfundo. Many school dlstrlciB ~ i!l't havol7.5 mtllo YOtod. TheY must ' . ' lrM:reaso thtlr local' leY!ea lo prder to """'•1 thlol'lqulredmlno !mum. Molal Loeall!o sueh a di_J~rtcl. We preoont!i havoiii.S .... llliiaihi.. ballot at the M1J 7 Prlonary to Wo. IIIII l\111111 to U.Prove the small i~raM to ·ourY!"' ll't muft haw17.$t11Ula brlll8 uo 111 ID the rOifllred 17,5 lor ~ miUs by January 1, 11169.. As we emphulz~ laatNovtJDt ber, &chooldlatrictsln ...,. ·~ ..... Ohio J..ocal School District �,. ·" ~ The Dolly SenU!IOI. J.... aid ciUJdren ,...,, •• ',. "' ipendlng the lll'tek. with~~ r . · \ .i • ems Hi vrro mu.iNo .b- apd Mra. Clarence ~r. . · UPI ~rto Wrttor Cha11<o, w11o ended lilt ~ ond Larry, Mrs. Flo&ole Pett)' Sharon Bake~r and Rlchar:d m...;,.. visited s.mca,y with Mr. llld )Irs. VlrgU Wollo llld Wntl,y at Lancaster. Mr. and Mro. George Reed Ylalted !lJndoy with Mr. and Mrs. Emmott Helne,y. Mr. llld Mro. loleli• Be...... ~'v'::·- l'omlll'IJ,l<o~ddl....,rt, 0,, J\ilrO II, 1968 ·-Jrii·Cllfn:ce Hurts·se\reti sccr~te~~ 3 - n,oh ~-... . ' ' ., '. '. . ' '~• 1r1 hil flrlt ShiiOn lor the Chance .Pitched •even inoh!i& Mlnnosota Twins last 1\111' and or ohulout ball Tbw:idoly night •• • •• • , . ..._. , ~ , wv tn I I I lie Pipers Rally, lland Muskies 125-117 Defeat 1l ~ • I --- -------- --' • ... "..Coin,·.U.ey will loot •.. dar· down tbe .IIlii llrutling • avenue 1n a pretty new · Eater outfit from us! Cinclenlla Polly Flindan COATS 5~-~~ I I I I I I ON THE 'T' IN I .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I KLOES . FRANCES SMART I _______ .. JUNE _..,._._..... " .,., '" .,.,;.,. 'l' . ~.::.A.' ~ -~ • '•' .. 4 O : "'' .. ; ;' ' • '!'li'<T, / .;~ - ,..lu ..... won. The average Ohio Power customer pays 12e a day more for total-electric living, including all the advantages of ....u.., Swia 1 freely__.ltct M •r of'IO ,.....,, Et.&ta ..... ,.._..., lelible. -•blc -kp.. IMiottil Adj.,._ Se1 •atiiN M * ···~uot . Powor oorvlco oroa. tho ovtrogo •::': In a 1H7 ~surwy of 411 homn In tht Ohlo ••• 07. The 231 to~t-alactrtc·hom•• II h , I I ltiCtrie living OYet ·g as living d fy telltetecl. H•n are th• rwu •· homoo wtljl olmltor living wero ron om w•• . condition~ ~6;:;;,; ' kip~ . . ~ . . ,_ AdJu• 10 loon. I Avg. Size of Fp'!'IIY Avg. Annual Cost Elec. ,J A . . Gas war 1111• MW "dot•• $171.55 $131.20 $302.75 ' 239 Gas Homes .......... ...tlfiii'~M-A:YT A G "•, M A ST E finest WCIIII!ar 2 39 flee . Homes ONOUI . .·! .~ .. $3;47.8;2 r ..., ._ •," 1,330 3.9 "- . ,. 3.6 • . .. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WATER HEATERS . Avg. No. So. Ft. of Home .,,.,,. acdea ror ruter. ckaftCT wlikiap. wit...t & ,SuNOCO SERVIa ......., c.p.i'y.. ' ill~du· _........ _ ...... .95 ' NEWEll'S either. And no Worryl.ng about pilot lights. (There aren't any!) lftiD•m 1111 wftk COHIbaped bonom. Gil JOIIt daM ii'MM:r. 6.75 GAL. fRIEf -----... -----· strw:lioB. Yo• ._.. toap. 'I'' , . ,.,. ·''/ $13.50 flameless electric heating and all electric appliances. doublc-wd...-.aeoe. - . _._, ...llllibf No more cold spots or drafts. No cleaning or problems, for ~'~washings ~-nee rcatwa.lon&-dcpcndability and provea qualityf ' Just imagine ~-~!!1-~!~~-~ electric heating in your present . home-clean, pure electric heat,·Wit. h no messy fumes or odors. the luxury you .tan afford ••• Wh settle for leM than MAYTAO ... the wuber with exd~iv• ., 1 .. ·t • ' -------------1!111 MAYTAG ~, ' -·: ' I THE KIDDIE SHOPPE L· • . THE1»:vvn;u DAILY SENTINEL ro wn:usr Of· NEfGII.KASON AUA ldl.11411lli, OWlN, l'l.lllol!iREl C"--tr T..u,. £olttr PuWi ..... IIIII, ·_..a ~ lf 'n. for Nalvral or IP Gases , 100'/o Softly Cootrols ' J,~: -,;:. t ,,_ ' ."' . OloiD !II,. ·inat.U a new Nalionallne wat.r hnter now to replace your outmoded one. Don't wait untU )'our pr••ent . water heettr .comt~ •part. Ail mOdelt fuUy au1om1tJc., · Com• let us )'OUr ·hof · and . Publl.,'"' v..., ~. n•~~W~Mtcr "-"n3-, fllllf. .., . 141ll•u tWt. ..... t:di1Drl&l ,._. ~ ~ aohWII•Inl ntftll . . . . .,.. •!ao!W-.t'-'"r• k.. 12 £te: U~t 1.. Yart.l'lf¥, "R l'd, ' ~IM* ....:.. .,....,. . llr·..... """.. tl'li.li*• ,. ~· .... """' .. ,... ,,. .._·lit CMliiUJ- -'*'1... tllt.,_IU,a, .,.. .._... N:IO, . ..... 111111i111t, lUI. lr .................. . . . . ~~"""' .WI! 0.. .-~. 11.111, .,. IMib Ollt ,... lillko:r..._ tirlc. lnd,.. ~ tlMI. WE 5ERVk:E ANr MAnAG WASHfRI • 11......_ -~-. I!., _ DICTOJf , ......... for IOWif'ti eouJCTir LMIIG · See our c.'DIIection of theee hal)dsome color eo·ordinated shirt. that make one suit do 1M work of two. There's 119 better, or thriftier, w•y tO ex· tend )'our wardrob.fl tfilt we .:now of. From ARROW, the cOlorful white •hirt tOiiipaQ):, 85% D'acron• polyester, ' .~~% Cotton. 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Warming 111 lor hlo recovered from a atJtf shoulder, hit over tho fino! throe Innlnga wu tllpd tor two runs in the -.w cia)' ttlnt llondl,y oloo .tuned 111 lor an Oilenllli to complete a S:Pectacular lint lon~Jw but then Survived l(llnot tho Walilqton S.... ca,y IOOlinment with &IX otrong .~~Jring comeback. He allowed oiX ..,,. Innings botoro Bivin& tors. Chance StoAJed the Aatroa lnnlnir• •• the NO.. York only three earned runs In 29 1o reliever · !'hll llepn, on Juat two hi~ Ron Perranoatd Yankoeo whjpped Washlnslon llo IMirwo, Tom Haller hit a tWo-.rWl hoJner I KNETO .,_I-r--r---, flnlohed 111 lor the Twins llld 2. Slottllll\)'re will Probobiy go C.llude Osteen, the Los In tho ltCOnd ll!nlng lor the ollowed the ontr run In the lplnst tho Colltornta Ansel• A,.Ues flldgers• opj~nllli "-Y IbdserL • neJ<1 Tueldo¥, .,,:lilowed lour Klh Boewell'a -twO-run homer starter, surVived a shaky start In tho flrot Inning llld the loiU'o .W:ONE/J hit Pltchlrill or Jerry Moosman and llann,y· f'rlseUa carried the New York Mots lo a &4 Yiclory over the san Fr100iseo Giants. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - T h o Gaylord Percy took the loso. Pittsburgh Plpero, undauntod In pJI,I'OI! win lor tho pipers, who HmiJinol be--live playolf T'!$> Cjlloox by as Jil&IIY as 1,7 points In the their bid for the American trounced Indians In three aeries last week. conseeutlve aames In a dlvt.Jon The Chlci&O C.bs riPPed fjrst cpu1er and were down 61Ballketball AuoclailAln'a Eall· PlttsburlJillrllled the .Muokles Gacy Peters Cor seven I'WlB on 52 at the halt. But the Pipers ern Division chomplonlhip and live hlto In tho !trot Inning and a erack at the Western DJvlskll scored f2 polnto ln· ~thlrd IT WAS AN ~arter to end the session t!1. Went 'on to blast the Cldci&O representative tor the league ABA i'b.yol! StAndiJwo By United Press lrtternattonai White Sox 11--6. Two erron and a 94.78 load. A fteld and a title, were a step closer to that By United Preso hrtornatlonoi Ollvtslon Se!Dllinois) foul shot b)' . ~hfco V tll.... ~t two walks by Peters helped lPott-ftl..-'• ,Junll.&r., LIOHI' AO.UI &lfHCW p l today, Division Flnolo) (Best or Seven) the Pipers ahead in the ~ ignite the roily which lestured a · The Pipero took a 1.0 lead In . ''ll"'""''l ,4,. i1Nlit'lt4ml tufially . . _ JHf"U.. (Beat ol Seven) East ;, period for the first time at 64- lbuble by Lou Johnson and a their be&t«.sevon pl'lfOI! lor East Series A 63. twcrrun single by Randy Hundthe divisJoo crown with a come~ ~~:: w~ L. Pet. ley, Johnson lett the game in W. L. Art Heyman scored 12 ol his from-l>eh!nd 125-117 victory over Pittsburgh I 0 1.000 Montreol it's worn, replaee 1 0 game.hlgh 34 points In the tllird the third inning with a Pulled the Minnesota Muskle1 at the Mlnnosots 0 I .000 &ston o 1 quarter while teammate Charlie groin muscle. Fid~:itone DiamoDd Civic Arena here Thurselay West Series B Rick Monday lsd a 14-htt Williams poured in U. Tom needle that give~ you nltillt. W, L. Pc~ attack with two singles and a W. L. Walhlngton, scored 10 or his 12· It was the tourth straight New Orlean& needle life.lo!qtur , _ 0 0 .000 New York I 0 points in the perjod, cbuble as the Oakland Athletics 'llt.llas o 0 .ooo Chicago 0 1 Connie Hawkins, the ABA's blasted the &. Louis Cardinalti Thursdl,y's Results We•t ~ ~' leading scorer, had 26 ,POints. 12-.2, A Pair of rookie Pitchers, Pittsburgh 125 MlMesotl 117 SIIIPPED TO MINORs Series A Vaughn had 25, and Williams 23. Mike Torrez and Ha1 Gilson, CINCINNATI (UPO - Laat (only game &cheduloc& w. L. Mel Daniels stored 28 points to were the victims of the FrtcJa.y•s Games year's pitching sensaUon G a r y St. Louis I 0 lead Mlnnesnta while Erv outbw"st. Jim Hunter Pitched Nolan has been shipped to t h e ~las at New Orleans Phllede1Phia 0 I Inniger had 26. four-ldt balJ tor six Innings to minors by the Cincinnati Reds. (only game scheduled; Series B get the win. The second game in the series Reds' General Manager Bob W, L. will be pla,yed here Saturday T h e Philadelphia PhUUes Howsam saJd Nolan was being COACH NAMED Los Angeles 1 0 nititt. blanked Boston 5-0 on the sevenfarmed out teiJU)Orarlly because Middleport, 0. DENVER (UPI)- Charles At- Minnesota • • 0 1 New 011-eans and Dallas open hit Pltchlg ol Larry Jackson. he has a sore Pitching arm and beck, a auccesstul small coJiege ' Thursda,y's Results Gary Wagner ·and Dick JWl, • their best-of-seven Western DIthe club had to get ~wn to the coach at Nortbern Michigan New York 3 Chic ago 1 • vision final playoff series in Jackson went the first six 25 • player lltni~ Under major UniversJty, has been named st. Louts 1 Philadelphia 0 New Orleans tonight. innings, Toey Taylor homered league rules. he carmot be r~ new basketball coach at Penver Montreal 2 Boston J. In the &ixth off Dick £Usworth • •• •• • •• • called by the Reds untll!O days Unlverslt,y. He succeeds Troy Los Ange.les 2 MiMesota 1 to break a scoreless tie. • alter the season starts. ••• •••••••••• Friday's Games Bledaoe. (No games schedule<O POMEROY I.ANES Cloon up btush or rellor Fight Results Women's Fride,y Nite League wllh lop-· By United Press International Marc h 29, 1968 COPENHAGEN (UPl) - Tom NAUIIltlo'""' wllh lhoWon Lost Acrylic latoa ••. lho latest Bogs, 162, Denmark, outPointed Jola's •••••••••••• 25 lJ in 1att. paints. Odcrltso. Seven Up. • • , ••• , •• 22 1~ Charle,y Austin. 160, Phoenix, Ariz. (10), Forest Run •••••••• 18 18 •-~-•ln2hours. Chapms.""Canaday, ••• 17 19 Wide cholao of booutilul LOS ANGELES (UPI)- Hec~t~­ Powell's Stmoco..... 15\rl 20th TAMPA, Fla. (UPi) _ .. Dear ooloro.C..Inloro ernath,y, 1 lean 35 • year • old emon Lewis, J 461,1, Los Angelvs, Abbie'• has the answer to base- Carolinian, Pitches in eXhibition Rictunond Hoster rrom where Beverly's, •••••••• 10 1.-2 2511 flEE Color Canllodo,, knocked out Ruben Rivera, 147, Team High Series and Gamehe was drifted by the Reds. ball's most pressing Probletn. games, "8" gimes, Jntr..squad San Jose, Colit. (2). "lt seems that every time I lola's 2292, 774. Ind. High Series It's no suwrlse, theretoret: games and minor league pmes. that Ted Abernathy Is coll..t Tho tact is he'd Probably Pitch have an oft year," he noted, ''I - Carolyn Bachner, 479; Ind. PORTLAND, Maine (UPOHigh Game - Pancbra Collins, lCion whenever the Cincinnati in Little League games it they'd just ~n't .Pitch ennugh. That 117. George Johnson, 168, Trenton. year Leo D.lrocher took over as Reds get into a Jam. His advic:e lot him. N.J., stopped Irish Jim1J1Y manager and dJdn't use me usUilly consists of a sbalp. "I have to work a lot in mLtCh in the &:Pring. He told me Me Dermott, 163, Holyoke., Ma11• brealdng curve ball delivered in sprJng training to get in shlU)e, •• (7). • he knew what I could do and CSONKA SIGNS an underhanded manner. amnltted the wall • traveled ~ -f l ThJs Abbie doesn't save mar- righthander. ''I pitch wherever wanted to ktok at some klds. MIAM~ Fla. (UP0- Larcy riages or · solve personal dile. 1 can. As long as rm getting to My arm never did n~ in Csonka, the powedul l'u.IJback EXHiBITION who surpassed the ball carrying maa. He merely saves the ball Pitch, I don't care against sh¥'e." BASEBALL RESULTS Abernathy was primarily a feats of Jimmy Brown, the late same e. Last year' he did It woom. By UnUed Press International Starting JJJtcher jn the Washing. Ernie Davis and Floyd UttJe at plY~ to more ofteo (26) thon any other Philadelphia 5 Bosron 0 ·"I'm usually not very effecton Senators' chain when he &vracuse University, will plq,y Oakland 12 St. Louis 2 Pltchsr In the major letliUeL NOWI tive in the spring. I told Cman- suftered the arm troubl~ Tho gangling 6 • foot - 4 va'" ager) Dive Brlltollaat year not professional rootball with the New York (A,) 8 Washington 2 "When I had the ®eratlon," Miami Dolphins. aran, WOO was torced to become All WhHio Chicago (N) II Chicago (A) 6 to go on what I do here. It usa Submariner after a serious ually tlkea me !our or nve he said, "I m1cte 1&1 my mind Csonka, a 230...pound All. Los An,eles 8 Cleveland 3 Balancad arm 098l'&Uon, baa only one . . weeks to break loose, M¥ ann to become a Major League ... America, signed a oontract New York (N) 6 San Franeisco 0 swer tor hb succesa.. It's 1 didn't turn loose WlUI the last lief pitcher and 1 went back to with the American Football Minnesota 3 Houston 1 the mioors to Jearn how. trite one called hard work. League club Thursday. He was (Only games schedule<& week of &.Pring training last Abbie's learning .Process lrt- Uteir No. J draft choice. "The more I .Pitch," he said year and Jt will probably be the cluded classe.& at Miami, Char\. dur1n,g a brief pause in hts cona ·sante thia season." lotte, Austin, L:luisville and dltloniqr: .Program, "the better Abbie's arm turned so loose JacksonvUJe before he made the oa I am. When I'm rested and In 1967 that he OllPOIU'ed In 70 NEW COMMITTEE 985.-3350 overpowering, I'm In trouble. games, the most in the Natlona Clevellllld Indians in 1963. ~Is NEW YORK (UPO - The Chtotar Ohio When rm·tired, the balls move a1 League, and c:ompiled a gli'" uoorthocttx motion makes him Amateur Athletic Union took virtually unique a mo ng I,_________,. theAsbeat." If to prove his PO!n4 Ab- terlng 1.21 earned run average pitchers. .steps toda,y to fleer up its track and 1 6-3 record. and field program fly selecting "I throw with all arm llnd no "I can Pitch six or even seva 26-member advisory commit. botb-'," he observed, "You have en da.Ya In a row," said Ute to butld your arm 141 graWaU,y tee to widen compeUUve crew cut hurler, .,then take a that w~. The only other guy opportunUy and expand the lilly oil and be rea~ 1o go I've seen who throws like me interna.UonaJ aspect or the lpln. I Pitched In live COJio Is this rookie (Ec!) 1i>rague with sport. secuttve sam.es at one stretch CongressmllJl Bob MaO.Ias ot Ookland. He looks pretty good. last 10111'. Once Ill¥ ann gets In A lew other guys have told me Cautornta, rormer two..time sbiiPe I throw most every day, they ~roulll try It oot It lUes a Olympic decaUtlon champion, is somettmea on m,y own ln the few years to feel comt~rtable." chtq~man ol the committee bullpen." .r you hllflen to be an OWJo.. whiCh also includes Iormor Abernat:h)o threw so often tor JJw hitler, It lUes a llfettm& Olympic gold medalists Bob the Chle1g0 Cubs In 1965 he Bet Ric:hards and Rater Johnson. 1 ~r League record with 84 CJPearances. He had 24 saves for tit. Moc~MJ Home that .year With an oightlli>lece AUTOMATIC I&ISS·LIIII t - and 1 ftne %.58 ERA. Yet the next year he waa so inef.. lectlve he wu sold to Atlanta and then dropped 1o the Braves' RUIN ... •• . ninth lnlln,. NEEDLES IIUlOWIC~ • 1 waa largely· re!IJ)Onalble tor, INIOn on the wrong loot, s&ema keej>lng the dlsaonslon • torn to btrready to ltart this year'' team In tho ti<Citlns American clltiPIIgn QQ the right one. Leleue Pennant race imtil tho ' ~nee ..Ostsd a 2B-11 record fino! dlly, But on the la&t da,y. with the pennant hanging In the balance, he couldr.'t hOld a 2-(1 lead and the Twins loot It aiL ' -the andMro. otltoro vlaltJJw lo have returned home after &pendMr.andMro. llW aomo time with Mr. and Mra. of White's n.n Pullins, Williamstown, and Mr. IJld Mrs. Cbarles Valentine, -1 Parkenburg. Ia U"'11i<u !lao Mr. llld lin. Charles lloc:h.JO&itlh RO!IIItol, worth, Wooster • are the birth or a son. Mr. and Mrs. George Rood raised Mro. !lochworth. ·-n Mr. and Mrs. Gene Westt~ have moved to long Bottom. • '• �,. ·" ~ The Dolly SenU!IOI. J.... aid ciUJdren ,...,, •• ',. "' ipendlng the lll'tek. with~~ r . · \ .i • ems Hi vrro mu.iNo .b- apd Mra. Clarence ~r. . · UPI ~rto Wrttor Cha11<o, w11o ended lilt ~ ond Larry, Mrs. Flo&ole Pett)' Sharon Bake~r and Rlchar:d m...;,.. visited s.mca,y with Mr. llld )Irs. VlrgU Wollo llld Wntl,y at Lancaster. Mr. and Mro. George Reed Ylalted !lJndoy with Mr. and Mrs. Emmott Helne,y. Mr. llld Mro. loleli• Be...... ~'v'::·- l'omlll'IJ,l<o~ddl....,rt, 0,, J\ilrO II, 1968 ·-Jrii·Cllfn:ce Hurts·se\reti sccr~te~~ 3 - n,oh ~-... . ' ' ., '. '. . ' '~• 1r1 hil flrlt ShiiOn lor the Chance .Pitched •even inoh!i& Mlnnosota Twins last 1\111' and or ohulout ball Tbw:idoly night •• • •• • , . ..._. , ~ , wv tn I I I lie Pipers Rally, lland Muskies 125-117 Defeat 1l ~ • I --- -------- --' • ... "..Coin,·.U.ey will loot •.. dar· down tbe .IIlii llrutling • avenue 1n a pretty new · Eater outfit from us! Cinclenlla Polly Flindan COATS 5~-~~ I I I I I I ON THE 'T' IN I .MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I KLOES . FRANCES SMART I _______ .. JUNE _..,._._..... " .,., '" .,.,;.,. 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There's 119 better, or thriftier, w•y tO ex· tend )'our wardrob.fl tfilt we .:now of. From ARROW, the cOlorful white •hirt tOiiipaQ):, 85% D'acron• polyester, ' .~~% Cotton. "DuPont A.T.M. ... too ; f .,, • • ............... _ .......... _ .......__ ____ ................ ......... ..,......... ...... ____ _ . . . . . . . . . !MIIr .... . , ''*" MWUI,........................... .._.,liT. . llUif. ·" " .....,~ IJS.¥4. n,..,..,IUL TED RADIO i·ELEYISION Wall RniYJ Reds' Dear ¥A''bbej'~Offers Most Underhanded Advice I I I I I I I I I .; ~ f}l~ • • CIL .. •• •• •• ., GIRLS ,. .. RADIO and TV 3.49 to 7.00 ... .... WERNm TODUIEI"f'ICE AND~ Infant Boys and Girf...Small To &tri Large-Outfits for Ea...,_ SliTS by . ·RobRor .' · Boys, 2 to4 $6.95 .• ••voa So~ to (/g,l·~ 1 . [I I I J"-::::~~:?~ .... .. ' J c..,, Pro Standings • . I ·\' \ . T1me.· ~ , hlto and two runs'*"llW hlo SIDUIIII\Yre In !ihllpe aa the Twlna · sQJJed the II lilt llodatra I(OWed the ' CllltJJw.. .. Mel. SIDUIIII\Yre, IWIII'ently HouatDn Aolroa i-l at the Clew.lal)cl Indiana 8o3. ooJlnJ Bouton yielded •Ill¥ one I ,.... ..... .,•. ,,;,,_ , "'·•"M ...... _,.,., Altrocfomo. Warming 111 lor hlo recovered from a atJtf shoulder, hit over tho fino! throe Innlnga wu tllpd tor two runs in the -.w cia)' ttlnt llondl,y oloo .tuned 111 lor an Oilenllli to complete a S:Pectacular lint lon~Jw but then Survived l(llnot tho Walilqton S.... ca,y IOOlinment with &IX otrong .~~Jring comeback. He allowed oiX ..,,. Innings botoro Bivin& tors. Chance StoAJed the Aatroa lnnlnir• •• the NO.. York only three earned runs In 29 1o reliever · !'hll llepn, on Juat two hi~ Ron Perranoatd Yankoeo whjpped Washlnslon llo IMirwo, Tom Haller hit a tWo-.rWl hoJner I KNETO .,_I-r--r---, flnlohed 111 lor the Twins llld 2. Slottllll\)'re will Probobiy go C.llude Osteen, the Los In tho ltCOnd ll!nlng lor the ollowed the ontr run In the lplnst tho Colltornta Ansel• A,.Ues flldgers• opj~nllli "-Y IbdserL • neJ<1 Tueldo¥, .,,:lilowed lour Klh Boewell'a -twO-run homer starter, surVived a shaky start In tho flrot Inning llld the loiU'o .W:ONE/J hit Pltchlrill or Jerry Moosman and llann,y· f'rlseUa carried the New York Mots lo a &4 Yiclory over the san Fr100iseo Giants. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - T h o Gaylord Percy took the loso. Pittsburgh Plpero, undauntod In pJI,I'OI! win lor tho pipers, who HmiJinol be--live playolf T'!$> Cjlloox by as Jil&IIY as 1,7 points In the their bid for the American trounced Indians In three aeries last week. conseeutlve aames In a dlvt.Jon The Chlci&O C.bs riPPed fjrst cpu1er and were down 61Ballketball AuoclailAln'a Eall· PlttsburlJillrllled the .Muokles Gacy Peters Cor seven I'WlB on 52 at the halt. But the Pipers ern Division chomplonlhip and live hlto In tho !trot Inning and a erack at the Western DJvlskll scored f2 polnto ln· ~thlrd IT WAS AN ~arter to end the session t!1. Went 'on to blast the Cldci&O representative tor the league ABA i'b.yol! StAndiJwo By United Press lrtternattonai White Sox 11--6. Two erron and a 94.78 load. A fteld and a title, were a step closer to that By United Preso hrtornatlonoi Ollvtslon Se!Dllinois) foul shot b)' . ~hfco V tll.... ~t two walks by Peters helped lPott-ftl..-'• ,Junll.&r., LIOHI' AO.UI &lfHCW p l today, Division Flnolo) (Best or Seven) the Pipers ahead in the ~ ignite the roily which lestured a · The Pipero took a 1.0 lead In . ''ll"'""''l ,4,. i1Nlit'lt4ml tufially . . _ JHf"U.. (Beat ol Seven) East ;, period for the first time at 64- lbuble by Lou Johnson and a their be&t«.sevon pl'lfOI! lor East Series A 63. twcrrun single by Randy Hundthe divisJoo crown with a come~ ~~:: w~ L. Pet. ley, Johnson lett the game in W. L. Art Heyman scored 12 ol his from-l>eh!nd 125-117 victory over Pittsburgh I 0 1.000 Montreol it's worn, replaee 1 0 game.hlgh 34 points In the tllird the third inning with a Pulled the Minnesota Muskle1 at the Mlnnosots 0 I .000 &ston o 1 quarter while teammate Charlie groin muscle. Fid~:itone DiamoDd Civic Arena here Thurselay West Series B Rick Monday lsd a 14-htt Williams poured in U. Tom needle that give~ you nltillt. W, L. Pc~ attack with two singles and a W. L. Walhlngton, scored 10 or his 12· It was the tourth straight New Orlean& needle life.lo!qtur , _ 0 0 .000 New York I 0 points in the perjod, cbuble as the Oakland Athletics 'llt.llas o 0 .ooo Chicago 0 1 Connie Hawkins, the ABA's blasted the &. Louis Cardinalti Thursdl,y's Results We•t ~ ~' leading scorer, had 26 ,POints. 12-.2, A Pair of rookie Pitchers, Pittsburgh 125 MlMesotl 117 SIIIPPED TO MINORs Series A Vaughn had 25, and Williams 23. Mike Torrez and Ha1 Gilson, CINCINNATI (UPO - Laat (only game &cheduloc& w. L. Mel Daniels stored 28 points to were the victims of the FrtcJa.y•s Games year's pitching sensaUon G a r y St. Louis I 0 lead Mlnnesnta while Erv outbw"st. Jim Hunter Pitched Nolan has been shipped to t h e ~las at New Orleans Phllede1Phia 0 I Inniger had 26. four-ldt balJ tor six Innings to minors by the Cincinnati Reds. (only game scheduled; Series B get the win. The second game in the series Reds' General Manager Bob W, L. will be pla,yed here Saturday T h e Philadelphia PhUUes Howsam saJd Nolan was being COACH NAMED Los Angeles 1 0 nititt. blanked Boston 5-0 on the sevenfarmed out teiJU)Orarlly because Middleport, 0. DENVER (UPI)- Charles At- Minnesota • • 0 1 New 011-eans and Dallas open hit Pltchlg ol Larry Jackson. he has a sore Pitching arm and beck, a auccesstul small coJiege ' Thursda,y's Results Gary Wagner ·and Dick JWl, • their best-of-seven Western DIthe club had to get ~wn to the coach at Nortbern Michigan New York 3 Chic ago 1 • vision final playoff series in Jackson went the first six 25 • player lltni~ Under major UniversJty, has been named st. Louts 1 Philadelphia 0 New Orleans tonight. innings, Toey Taylor homered league rules. he carmot be r~ new basketball coach at Penver Montreal 2 Boston J. In the &ixth off Dick £Usworth • •• •• • •• • called by the Reds untll!O days Unlverslt,y. He succeeds Troy Los Ange.les 2 MiMesota 1 to break a scoreless tie. • alter the season starts. ••• •••••••••• Friday's Games Bledaoe. (No games schedule<O POMEROY I.ANES Cloon up btush or rellor Fight Results Women's Fride,y Nite League wllh lop-· By United Press International Marc h 29, 1968 COPENHAGEN (UPl) - Tom NAUIIltlo'""' wllh lhoWon Lost Acrylic latoa ••. lho latest Bogs, 162, Denmark, outPointed Jola's •••••••••••• 25 lJ in 1att. paints. Odcrltso. Seven Up. • • , ••• , •• 22 1~ Charle,y Austin. 160, Phoenix, Ariz. (10), Forest Run •••••••• 18 18 •-~-•ln2hours. Chapms.""Canaday, ••• 17 19 Wide cholao of booutilul LOS ANGELES (UPI)- Hec~t~­ Powell's Stmoco..... 15\rl 20th TAMPA, Fla. (UPi) _ .. Dear ooloro.C..Inloro ernath,y, 1 lean 35 • year • old emon Lewis, J 461,1, Los Angelvs, Abbie'• has the answer to base- Carolinian, Pitches in eXhibition Rictunond Hoster rrom where Beverly's, •••••••• 10 1.-2 2511 flEE Color Canllodo,, knocked out Ruben Rivera, 147, Team High Series and Gamehe was drifted by the Reds. ball's most pressing Probletn. games, "8" gimes, Jntr..squad San Jose, Colit. (2). "lt seems that every time I lola's 2292, 774. Ind. High Series It's no suwrlse, theretoret: games and minor league pmes. that Ted Abernathy Is coll..t Tho tact is he'd Probably Pitch have an oft year," he noted, ''I - Carolyn Bachner, 479; Ind. PORTLAND, Maine (UPOHigh Game - Pancbra Collins, lCion whenever the Cincinnati in Little League games it they'd just ~n't .Pitch ennugh. That 117. George Johnson, 168, Trenton. year Leo D.lrocher took over as Reds get into a Jam. His advic:e lot him. N.J., stopped Irish Jim1J1Y manager and dJdn't use me usUilly consists of a sbalp. "I have to work a lot in mLtCh in the &:Pring. He told me Me Dermott, 163, Holyoke., Ma11• brealdng curve ball delivered in sprJng training to get in shlU)e, •• (7). • he knew what I could do and CSONKA SIGNS an underhanded manner. amnltted the wall • traveled ~ -f l ThJs Abbie doesn't save mar- righthander. ''I pitch wherever wanted to ktok at some klds. MIAM~ Fla. (UP0- Larcy riages or · solve personal dile. 1 can. As long as rm getting to My arm never did n~ in Csonka, the powedul l'u.IJback EXHiBITION who surpassed the ball carrying maa. He merely saves the ball Pitch, I don't care against sh¥'e." BASEBALL RESULTS Abernathy was primarily a feats of Jimmy Brown, the late same e. Last year' he did It woom. By UnUed Press International Starting JJJtcher jn the Washing. Ernie Davis and Floyd UttJe at plY~ to more ofteo (26) thon any other Philadelphia 5 Bosron 0 ·"I'm usually not very effecton Senators' chain when he &vracuse University, will plq,y Oakland 12 St. Louis 2 Pltchsr In the major letliUeL NOWI tive in the spring. I told Cman- suftered the arm troubl~ Tho gangling 6 • foot - 4 va'" ager) Dive Brlltollaat year not professional rootball with the New York (A,) 8 Washington 2 "When I had the ®eratlon," Miami Dolphins. aran, WOO was torced to become All WhHio Chicago (N) II Chicago (A) 6 to go on what I do here. It usa Submariner after a serious ually tlkea me !our or nve he said, "I m1cte 1&1 my mind Csonka, a 230...pound All. Los An,eles 8 Cleveland 3 Balancad arm 098l'&Uon, baa only one . . weeks to break loose, M¥ ann to become a Major League ... America, signed a oontract New York (N) 6 San Franeisco 0 swer tor hb succesa.. It's 1 didn't turn loose WlUI the last lief pitcher and 1 went back to with the American Football Minnesota 3 Houston 1 the mioors to Jearn how. trite one called hard work. League club Thursday. He was (Only games schedule<& week of &.Pring training last Abbie's learning .Process lrt- Uteir No. J draft choice. "The more I .Pitch," he said year and Jt will probably be the cluded classe.& at Miami, Char\. dur1n,g a brief pause in hts cona ·sante thia season." lotte, Austin, L:luisville and dltloniqr: .Program, "the better Abbie's arm turned so loose JacksonvUJe before he made the oa I am. When I'm rested and In 1967 that he OllPOIU'ed In 70 NEW COMMITTEE 985.-3350 overpowering, I'm In trouble. games, the most in the Natlona Clevellllld Indians in 1963. ~Is NEW YORK (UPO - The Chtotar Ohio When rm·tired, the balls move a1 League, and c:ompiled a gli'" uoorthocttx motion makes him Amateur Athletic Union took virtually unique a mo ng I,_________,. theAsbeat." If to prove his PO!n4 Ab- terlng 1.21 earned run average pitchers. .steps toda,y to fleer up its track and 1 6-3 record. and field program fly selecting "I throw with all arm llnd no "I can Pitch six or even seva 26-member advisory commit. botb-'," he observed, "You have en da.Ya In a row," said Ute to butld your arm 141 graWaU,y tee to widen compeUUve crew cut hurler, .,then take a that w~. The only other guy opportunUy and expand the lilly oil and be rea~ 1o go I've seen who throws like me interna.UonaJ aspect or the lpln. I Pitched In live COJio Is this rookie (Ec!) 1i>rague with sport. secuttve sam.es at one stretch CongressmllJl Bob MaO.Ias ot Ookland. He looks pretty good. last 10111'. Once Ill¥ ann gets In A lew other guys have told me Cautornta, rormer two..time sbiiPe I throw most every day, they ~roulll try It oot It lUes a Olympic decaUtlon champion, is somettmea on m,y own ln the few years to feel comt~rtable." chtq~man ol the committee bullpen." .r you hllflen to be an OWJo.. whiCh also includes Iormor Abernat:h)o threw so often tor JJw hitler, It lUes a llfettm& Olympic gold medalists Bob the Chle1g0 Cubs In 1965 he Bet Ric:hards and Rater Johnson. 1 ~r League record with 84 CJPearances. He had 24 saves for tit. Moc~MJ Home that .year With an oightlli>lece AUTOMATIC I&ISS·LIIII t - and 1 ftne %.58 ERA. Yet the next year he waa so inef.. lectlve he wu sold to Atlanta and then dropped 1o the Braves' RUIN ... •• . ninth lnlln,. NEEDLES IIUlOWIC~ • 1 waa largely· re!IJ)Onalble tor, INIOn on the wrong loot, s&ema keej>lng the dlsaonslon • torn to btrready to ltart this year'' team In tho ti<Citlns American clltiPIIgn QQ the right one. Leleue Pennant race imtil tho ' ~nee ..Ostsd a 2B-11 record fino! dlly, But on the la&t da,y. with the pennant hanging In the balance, he couldr.'t hOld a 2-(1 lead and the Twins loot It aiL ' -the andMro. otltoro vlaltJJw lo have returned home after &pendMr.andMro. llW aomo time with Mr. and Mra. of White's n.n Pullins, Williamstown, and Mr. IJld Mrs. Cbarles Valentine, -1 Parkenburg. Ia U"'11i<u !lao Mr. llld lin. Charles lloc:h.JO&itlh RO!IIItol, worth, Wooster • are the birth or a son. Mr. and Mrs. George Rood raised Mro. !lochworth. ·-n Mr. and Mrs. Gene Westt~ have moved to long Bottom. • '• �• o~lillddi<IIOno o., Aj>rtl to ,I 1&6s •'• ... .. -" '" '' ., By VJTO SrELLINO . y..,- ne.n -; ~-· Chance Pitched oovon (nolnga olnlb lJmlnii,. ol ohutout ball Thw:idof nliht litottliiii,Yre In ~ bits and two runSctanne his u 1111 tho . •• lbo Twin• · tfq)Jiid 1/to llel. litoltleDJYro, OWVontly outing,. Houatorl -~tro• 3-J It the . recOvered from a &tift &houhler, Jim Bo- yielded ooly one Clft'Olood. ll)dlona 8.3. Ost-. Attro4>mo. Wannin; 111 for hlo lien .twled Ill for an OJIOI1lne hit over tho 111111 throe lnolngo wat taaod for two runs In tho -.q 1111' •tint · 1111' ohllnmont with •I• •trona to COmPlete a IIIII:facular Rrot !Mq. but doon •urvtvocl · s1x 11101'1 ~no~,. btloro rivine llnal dl.f, lplntt tho lnnlrwi •• tile Ne.. York ilorlng comeback. He allowocl w~ to rel!Over ' !'hll Regan, But on 1/to lost df.y, with tho tore, Chance •towed tho Alltroo Yllllieet whljljlocl w• ...._, S. only three earned runa . in 29 Tom lilller hit a ttfo-run homer 90nll0!1t. hanging In the baloilt)e, on ·juot two hlto, lion Perranosld 2. StotUeiJJj'ro IIUI Problbly 110 IMq., In tl\e OOCOOd lnnln!r tor tho he co.,Jdn't hOld 1 ~ loocl and llnlshed 111 for tho Twins IIXl lplnst ·the C&Utornla Aqjela C,liude Ostoen, the Los ~ the Twins lost It aiL lllo!rocl tho only run In tho ne.q Tuesdf.y, Hi \allowed four Angeles 1\><Wers• OIIOIIing di.Y KCfl BosweiJ',s "twHun homer starter, survived a &hiJQr start -~.. In tilt Rrot lnolng and tho '"""' lilt Pltohliog ol Jerry Koosman llld Danny Frioella corrlod the Now York lleto 10 1 6.() victory over the San Francisco Giant&. PITI'SI!URGH (VPI) - T h It Cla,ylord Perry took tho lose. Plttsburllb Plporo, undounled In ployol! Win for the plpors, Who otmlllnal best-d.five J>lOYOil Ctt>o TIJI Cl)!oox · by as mill)' as 17 pointo In the their bid for the American trouncoc1 bllana 1n three series last week. eonaecuUve pmea In a division The Cldcago Cubs rowed first ~r and were down 61~ Baslletblll AIIO<lstlon't EattPlttshurllb trilled the Muoldes 52 at the hall. But the PIJiers Gary Peten for seven runs on em lllvlslon ehamploolhl(> and ocored 42 JIOinla In· tho third five hitJ In the first inn1llg and a crack at the Weltem Division CJW1er to end the sesattm With went on 1o blast the Chicago repreaentatlve for the 18BIU8 ABA Ployol! Stonc1Inp By Uolttd Press International a 94-78 lead, A Reid pJ and a White Sox 11-6. Two errors and title, were a step closer to that By Uolted Pross lnt&rnatlonal (Division SOmillnals) loul shot by Chico Vllll8hn 1101 two walks by Peters hel,ped IPBl today. Division Finals) (Best ol Seven) the Pipers ahead in the third Ignite the rally which r..tured a The Pipers took a I .0 leod In (Best or Seven) East period tor the first time at 64- cbuble b)' Lou Johnson and a their bost.ll-seven playol! lor Eut Series A 63. two-run slnete by .Randy Hund. the division crown wtth a come~ w, L. Pc~ W, L, ley. Johnson lett the game in Art ileylllall scored 12 ol his !rom-behind 125-117 vlctoryover Plttlburgh 1 o 1.ooo I 0 tho third Inning with a pulled game-blllb 34 polnto In the third the Mlrmesota Musklea at the Ml1110ento 0 I .000 groin 0 I muscle. quarter while teammate Olarlie Civic Arena here Thursdf.y West Series B lllck Monday led a 14-hit Williams poured In U. Tom olllbt. W. L. Pet. attack with two singles and a W, L, Washington, s<'Ored 10 of his 12It waa the fourth straight .New Orleans 0 0 .000 lllew York I cbuble as the Oakland Athletic.s 0 points In the Jierlod. llsllas 0 0 .000 Chlc1150 0 1 Connie Hawkins, tile ABA's blasted the st. Louts Cardinals Thursts.,y'a Results West ~ ~ ltadlng scorer, had 26 points. 12-2. A p&Jr of rookie Pitchers, Pittsburgh 125 illlnnoOOt&l17 SHIPPED TO MINORS Series A Vaughn had 25, and Williams 23. Mike Torrez and Hal Gilson, CINCINNATI (UPO - Last (ooly game schoclulecO w. L. Mel Daniels scored 28 points to were the Victims of the Friday's Gamea year's .Pitching sena.tJon G 1 r y st. Louis I 0 lead MJrmesota while Erv outburst. Jim Hunter Pitched Dallas at New Orleans Nolan has been shipped to t h e PhUadolphil 0 I Inniger had 26. four--hit ball for six JnninR:s to mlmrs by the Cincinnati Reds. (ooly gome scheduled; Series B The second game In the series get the win. Reds' General Mano&er llob W. L. will be played here Saturday T h e Philadel(>hla Phlllles Howsam said Nolan was bein& COACH NAMED Los Angeles I 0 nlsht. blanked Boston 5-o on the sevenfarmed out tenworarily because DENVER (VPI)- Charles At- Minnesota 0 1 New Orleans and Dallas open hit Pitchlg ol Lorry Jockenn, he has a sore Pitching arm and beck, a successful sma.U college Thursda.Y•s ReSults their best-of-seven Western DI- Gary WllgiiOI' ·and Dick Hall, the club had ro get down to the coach at Northern Mtclllgan New York 3 Llrlcago 1 vision final playotr series in JackBon went the first six 25 ~ p.r.yer limit. Under major University, has been named si. Louis 1 Philadelphia 0 New Orleans tonight, Innings. Tony Taylor OOm.ered Ieasue rules, he cannot be re- new basketball coach at Penver Montreal 2 Boston l in the sixth off Dick Ellsworth called by the Reds untlllO df.ys University, He succeeds Troy Los Angeles % Minnesota 1 to break a scoreless de. alter the SNSOn starts. Frtday'a Games Bledooe, (No games schediAlecl) POMEROY LANES Fight Results Women's Friday Nlte League By United Preas International Marc h 29, 1968 COPENHAGEN (VPO - Tom Won l.()st Bogs, 162, Denmark, outpointed lola's., ••• ••••••• 25 11 .seven Up, , • • , •• , , ,22 14 Charley Austin, 160, Phoenix, Ariz, (JO). Forest Run ••••• •• .18 18 In his tint IMenn lor lbo UPI ~rto Writer MIIUitoot& Twins last IIXl Chance, Who ended Jut &81,10ri on the w.rottg Coot, seOm1 waa loraely· re"Poololble for to be ready to start tl\ls year' 1 keerPing the d11.1ena1on .. torn ~- In tho oXClthw American <lliulllgn on tho rli11t one. Chance llO&ted a .20..14 record Leoeue 901111111t raco iuiw tho • ' NEEDLES .' -Q.d,.... . . . ~ •. Wo~ l :t.EXt'P '. _ .................... ~ .... h ..... . . ...... J .... ll ' nxwwa. .'it:ONEIJ Pipers Rally, Band Muskies 125-117 Defeat RUIN . J Pro Standings •. I T1me. ·\) ~ I •• '. ..' ' I • will look dar.~u.~m_g down the 111 a pretty new outfit from us! 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Carolyn Bachner, 479; lnd. lblt Tod Abernathy ls called The ract Is he'd Probably Pitch have an oa year,•• he noted, "I High Game Pancbra CoUins, tllOn whenever the Clncinnau in Little League Prnes if they'd Just <bn't Ditch enough. That m. year Leo Utrocher took over as Reds get lrto 1 jam, His advice let him. manager and dJckl't use me usually consist• of a shalp.. ..I have to work a Jot in much in the spring. He told me breaking curve ball dollverod In spring training to get in shape," he knew what I could do and CSONKA SIGNS an underhanded manner. admitted the weJI ~ traveled wanted to look . at some kids. This Abbie doesn't save maro. righthander. 11 1 Pitch wherever MIAMI, Fla. CVPD- Larry rlages or solve periORil dll~ I can. As long as I'm getting to My arm never did &t,t. in Csonka, the powerCuJ fullback who surpassed the ball carrying mas. He merely saves tJle ball Pitch, I cbn"t care against shape... Abernathy was primarU.Y a games. Last ye~r, he . did it whom. Ceats of Jimmy Brown, the late Starting Pitcher In the Washing. Ernie Davis and Floyd Little at more often (26) than any other ''l"rn us..WJ.y not very erreo- ton Senators' chaln when he Pitcher In tho ml.ior loogues, &Yracuse University, will play tive In the spring. I told (m.,.. suffered the arm trouble. The gangling 6 • tout • 4 ve;. ager) Dave Bristol last year not professional COotbaJJ with the enn, wliJ waa forced to become to 10 on what I do here. It ue- ••when I had the operation, •• Miami Dolphins. a submariner liter a serious ual)y takes me four or five he s&Jd, ul made LIP rn,y mind Csonka, a 230i)OO:nd Allto become a Major League re- America, signed a contract arm operation, haa only one .,... weeks to break loose. .lly arm awer tor his succes1. It's a didn't turn looae until the last lief Pitcher and I went back to with the American Football the minors to Jearn how. trite one called !lard work. League cIub Thursday. He was week of &PriJ18 tralnJng last 11 Abbie's learning .Process ill- their No. 1 draft choice. The more J Pitch," he said year and It will Probably bo the eluded cJasse~ at MJami, Chardurll'll a brleC pause in his con- ·SBII1e this seaaon." lotte, Austin, LouisviUe and dldonina Program. "the better Abbie's arm turned so loose Jacksonville beCore he made the ott I am. When I'm reated and In 1967 thot he lllllleared In 70 NEW COMMITTEE OVOJliOWo.rlng, rm In trouble, ilftles, the most Ln the Natio!l- Cleveland Indians In 1963. Ills NEW YORK (VPO - The When rm· tired, the b&.lls move al League, and com,piled a glit- unortho(l)x: motion makes hhn Amateur Athletic Union took unique amo ng theAsbest." lito provo his 90lnL AI>- tering 1.27 earned· run average virtually steps today to beet up its track Pitchers, and a 6-3 record. and field program by selecting '"I throw with aU arm and no 11 1 can Pitch six or even seva 26-member advisory commitbotlY," he observed. "You have en days in a row/' said the to build your arm 1.11 graG.all,y tee lo widen compet(Uve crew cut hurler, "then take a that wa_y. The onl.y other guy -rllmlty and expand the di.Y oil and bo ~ to 110 rve seen who throws like me internationaJ allf)ect or the 1£aln. I Pitched in five con- is this rookie C.EcO /ilrague with sport. &ecutive games at one stretch Ooklancl. He looks pretty good. Congressman Bob Mathias of lost yoar, Once oey arm aeto In California, former two-time A Cw other guys have "tOld me - . I throw most every.,, Olympic decathlon ehamplon, Is IIIey IIOultl lQ It but it t&kes I sometimes on my own 1n the few years to Ceel comtortable." chairman of the committee bullpen.,. r you h.Wen to be an ®1101- which also includea former Abornatiey threw so often tor . . hitter, It takes a lifetime. Olympic gold medalists Bob the ChJ.c1g0 Cubs in 1965 he set Richards and Rater Johnson. Avg. Avg. Size of Fart1flv , .·,Avg. Annual Cost ' ,J: >oil'· '·Gas Efec. 19 ..it J'I,.J. .; • • TJql,. - -~~~--------------------- more for total-electric ll.vi·ng, in.cluding all the adv. . antages of. ftamele~ .. .................. .. **ble Will r I' 111 ....,.. llnll:lio.. Yo. M¥t IMp. Ohio lo_________,. The average Ohl·o Power customer pays l2e a day perlonnaoce r........ loaJimDdepeadabilioy"""- qaoii.,. $13.50 1tlu1 tax either. And no Worryl.ng about pilot lights. (There aren't any.) ...~~~~: ,_ 101' ~ -•~ lhao MAYTAG • . • tbc wuber with eadusiYt: Why ~e .. •.... $10.50 77S.U from I ernattty, a lean 35 - year • old Rlchmand Roster Crom where C.roUnian, Pitches In eXhibition he was drafted by the Reds. 04 Chapmao-Canaday, • •• 11 :II • ' . ~- ,......--=;:-"-~ ~ �• o~lillddi<IIOno o., Aj>rtl to ,I 1&6s •'• ... .. -" '" '' ., By VJTO SrELLINO . y..,- ne.n -; ~-· Chance Pitched oovon (nolnga olnlb lJmlnii,. ol ohutout ball Thw:idof nliht litottliiii,Yre In ~ bits and two runSctanne his u 1111 tho . •• lbo Twin• · tfq)Jiid 1/to llel. litoltleDJYro, OWVontly outing,. Houatorl -~tro• 3-J It the . recOvered from a &tift &houhler, Jim Bo- yielded ooly one Clft'Olood. ll)dlona 8.3. Ost-. Attro4>mo. Wannin; 111 for hlo lien .twled Ill for an OJIOI1lne hit over tho 111111 throe lnolngo wat taaod for two runs In tho -.q 1111' •tint · 1111' ohllnmont with •I• •trona to COmPlete a IIIII:facular Rrot !Mq. but doon •urvtvocl · s1x 11101'1 ~no~,. btloro rivine llnal dl.f, lplntt tho lnnlrwi •• tile Ne.. York ilorlng comeback. He allowocl w~ to rel!Over ' !'hll Regan, But on 1/to lost df.y, with tho tore, Chance •towed tho Alltroo Yllllieet whljljlocl w• ...._, S. only three earned runa . in 29 Tom lilller hit a ttfo-run homer 90nll0!1t. hanging In the baloilt)e, on ·juot two hlto, lion Perranosld 2. StotUeiJJj'ro IIUI Problbly 110 IMq., In tl\e OOCOOd lnnln!r tor tho he co.,Jdn't hOld 1 ~ loocl and llnlshed 111 for tho Twins IIXl lplnst ·the C&Utornla Aqjela C,liude Ostoen, the Los ~ the Twins lost It aiL lllo!rocl tho only run In tho ne.q Tuesdf.y, Hi \allowed four Angeles 1\><Wers• OIIOIIing di.Y KCfl BosweiJ',s "twHun homer starter, survived a &hiJQr start -~.. In tilt Rrot lnolng and tho '"""' lilt Pltohliog ol Jerry Koosman llld Danny Frioella corrlod the Now York lleto 10 1 6.() victory over the San Francisco Giant&. PITI'SI!URGH (VPI) - T h It Cla,ylord Perry took tho lose. Plttsburllb Plporo, undounled In ployol! Win for the plpors, Who otmlllnal best-d.five J>lOYOil Ctt>o TIJI Cl)!oox · by as mill)' as 17 pointo In the their bid for the American trouncoc1 bllana 1n three series last week. eonaecuUve pmea In a division The Cldcago Cubs rowed first ~r and were down 61~ Baslletblll AIIO<lstlon't EattPlttshurllb trilled the Muoldes 52 at the hall. But the PIJiers Gary Peten for seven runs on em lllvlslon ehamploolhl(> and ocored 42 JIOinla In· tho third five hitJ In the first inn1llg and a crack at the Weltem Division CJW1er to end the sesattm With went on 1o blast the Chicago repreaentatlve for the 18BIU8 ABA Ployol! Stonc1Inp By Uolttd Press International a 94-78 lead, A Reid pJ and a White Sox 11-6. Two errors and title, were a step closer to that By Uolted Pross lnt&rnatlonal (Division SOmillnals) loul shot by Chico Vllll8hn 1101 two walks by Peters hel,ped IPBl today. Division Finals) (Best ol Seven) the Pipers ahead in the third Ignite the rally which r..tured a The Pipers took a I .0 leod In (Best or Seven) East period tor the first time at 64- cbuble b)' Lou Johnson and a their bost.ll-seven playol! lor Eut Series A 63. two-run slnete by .Randy Hund. the division crown wtth a come~ w, L. Pc~ W, L, ley. Johnson lett the game in Art ileylllall scored 12 ol his !rom-behind 125-117 vlctoryover Plttlburgh 1 o 1.ooo I 0 tho third Inning with a pulled game-blllb 34 polnto In the third the Mlrmesota Musklea at the Ml1110ento 0 I .000 groin 0 I muscle. quarter while teammate Olarlie Civic Arena here Thursdf.y West Series B lllck Monday led a 14-hit Williams poured In U. Tom olllbt. W. L. Pet. attack with two singles and a W, L, Washington, s<'Ored 10 of his 12It waa the fourth straight .New Orleans 0 0 .000 lllew York I cbuble as the Oakland Athletic.s 0 points In the Jierlod. llsllas 0 0 .000 Chlc1150 0 1 Connie Hawkins, tile ABA's blasted the st. Louts Cardinals Thursts.,y'a Results West ~ ~ ltadlng scorer, had 26 points. 12-2. A p&Jr of rookie Pitchers, Pittsburgh 125 illlnnoOOt&l17 SHIPPED TO MINORS Series A Vaughn had 25, and Williams 23. Mike Torrez and Hal Gilson, CINCINNATI (UPO - Last (ooly game schoclulecO w. L. Mel Daniels scored 28 points to were the Victims of the Friday's Gamea year's .Pitching sena.tJon G 1 r y st. Louis I 0 lead MJrmesota while Erv outburst. Jim Hunter Pitched Dallas at New Orleans Nolan has been shipped to t h e PhUadolphil 0 I Inniger had 26. four--hit ball for six JnninR:s to mlmrs by the Cincinnati Reds. (ooly gome scheduled; Series B The second game In the series get the win. Reds' General Mano&er llob W. L. will be played here Saturday T h e Philadel(>hla Phlllles Howsam said Nolan was bein& COACH NAMED Los Angeles I 0 nlsht. blanked Boston 5-o on the sevenfarmed out tenworarily because DENVER (VPI)- Charles At- Minnesota 0 1 New Orleans and Dallas open hit Pitchlg ol Lorry Jockenn, he has a sore Pitching arm and beck, a successful sma.U college Thursda.Y•s ReSults their best-of-seven Western DI- Gary WllgiiOI' ·and Dick Hall, the club had ro get down to the coach at Northern Mtclllgan New York 3 Llrlcago 1 vision final playotr series in JackBon went the first six 25 ~ p.r.yer limit. Under major University, has been named si. Louis 1 Philadelphia 0 New Orleans tonight, Innings. Tony Taylor OOm.ered Ieasue rules, he cannot be re- new basketball coach at Penver Montreal 2 Boston l in the sixth off Dick Ellsworth called by the Reds untlllO df.ys University, He succeeds Troy Los Angeles % Minnesota 1 to break a scoreless de. alter the SNSOn starts. Frtday'a Games Bledooe, (No games schediAlecl) POMEROY LANES Fight Results Women's Friday Nlte League By United Preas International Marc h 29, 1968 COPENHAGEN (VPO - Tom Won l.()st Bogs, 162, Denmark, outpointed lola's., ••• ••••••• 25 11 .seven Up, , • • , •• , , ,22 14 Charley Austin, 160, Phoenix, Ariz, (JO). Forest Run ••••• •• .18 18 In his tint IMenn lor lbo UPI ~rto Writer MIIUitoot& Twins last IIXl Chance, Who ended Jut &81,10ri on the w.rottg Coot, seOm1 waa loraely· re"Poololble for to be ready to start tl\ls year' 1 keerPing the d11.1ena1on .. torn ~- In tho oXClthw American <lliulllgn on tho rli11t one. Chance llO&ted a .20..14 record Leoeue 901111111t raco iuiw tho • ' NEEDLES .' -Q.d,.... . . . ~ •. Wo~ l :t.EXt'P '. _ .................... ~ .... h ..... . . ...... J .... ll ' nxwwa. .'it:ONEIJ Pipers Rally, Band Muskies 125-117 Defeat RUIN . J Pro Standings •. I T1me. ·\) ~ I •• '. ..' ' I • will look dar.~u.~m_g down the 111 a pretty new outfit from us! I $4,95 'ldolii!ono Ditmond r•"'' - - from WERNfR .RADIO and tv 0. Middleport, TODIJLET1'KEAND~ ' Infant Boys •nd Girlt-SmaD To extra urge-Outfits for EMtw_ ' '3.49 "7.00 SliTS by tor Reds' Dear tA'bbey'•Offers Most Underhanded Advice '! 2to4 $6.95 GIRLS COATS I I I I I TAMPA, FIL (VP.O _.,Dear Abbie" his the Rnswer to bas&o b&ll's most pre&slng Problem. I I I I ' i I I "' " L •· •' ! ., ' -. .. ' -: .,, ." ' ' < ... ., ,.. • ' .. ' . ~.;- . ... .. ,- :._ •~-.,.,.,.rr _. ., ' '··• ·~ ... , . ...'*· ·,• ·'\ '• :r·., ESHOPPE! 'THE ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JUNE KLOES FRANCES SMART !~!········--,-··········· I1 I ..-------.. 11lus tax - . . . . . .... 775*14 from ,,, Just imagine tl~!!l-~!~~-~ electric heating in your present NOWI home._clean, pure electric heat; with no messy fumes or odors. W'-'o ••• flfEI- AllBo!.ncocl "' . No more cold spots or drafts. No cleaning or problem~, NEWELL'S SUNOCO SERVICE 985-3350 Chooter -....-.__..... ........ ..t.. electric heating and all electric appliances. ..... c....,.... . ... _............,..,.............._.. ....... ...... •••• t•b will co... IMped bot:IOIIL 0.. J"l' . . .1. . . . .--. < . , vliO ....... ...... -. * • cost231 of Mrvlce area,totflll·electric t h• ·' verege annuet · ' and In e111.7 ' aurver of homel In th e Ohio Powt~r ••• 07 The 231 ·homn . Ia· flarnet!P. electric living onr ~r• 'rendomly Hl~d. Here ere. the rwu . iU:I;Ht:ect hom•• with slmlltr livinglivln:c_:,:•n, co . •n ·e•• ' I > . ." ... ' 239 Efec. Homes .i ' 3.8 . ' '. t315§' .,. ;,. ' ~WR .IIOMPOY '\.." .. 1 • thau:your electric serv1ce. · waiiRnkh .. •• •• •••• ' •• • • * ' •••••••• Clean up loMh or roller wi1h tap """'· . IWIUl< ~...,. wi1h the ntw Acrylic Lol... , • the lotesr pol011. in,_, o;,..._ ...UM yovf" I"DCHH''IIfl 2 hOUra. Wide cholct of boourfful colon.C-Inlor• Fta Color Cotd lofloyt POl!TLAND, Maine (UPO- George Johnson, 1~. Trenton, 6.75 stopped Irish JlnullJ' McDermott, 163, Holyoke, Mass. N.J., (7). '·· '1.95 Qf•• ;. EXHIBITION BASEBALL RESULTS By United Press International A PhUadelphia 5 Boston 0 Oakl&nd 12 St. Louis 2 New York (A.) 8 Washington 2 Chicago (N) 11 Chicago (A) 6 Los Angeles 8 Cleveland 3 New York (N) GSan Francisco o Minnesota 3HGuston 1 (Only games '<hedble<l) HI~LEPORT, OHIO that year with an olshtl>i>laco team and a nne 2.58 EllA. Yet !be next year he waa so tnef.. ,""~': • . •'. ...... __ ....... ......,.____ _ .... ..... . ·----...... __ _ ...... ""'""~Mol.-.-.-"' . ,. . 7 5 . . . . . _ . $59,95, <<~_'·' .. I. • record with 84 n o{Qt,~allty,,: ' . Notbirrg;yob ·eiri · I He had 24 11ves Budae~ le1'1'11J; ·a~alfaale.· ...... . Leaaue fect: ~4tfr huiter lor·,the lob: ,, ' LOS A~GELES (UPl)- Hedflemon Lewis, l461h, Los Angeles, knocked out Ruben Rivera, 147, San Jose, caur. (2). . . . , . . . . 111.111 _ _ _ hot' water reclutremenu, and w. Will rteummend th@ per- •' . ,,_,.,' a MaJor ~earances. wat.r heater now to repllce your Outmoded on~.~ Poh'l walt unUI you·r preae'ilt wate+ h'*ter come. · apart, All ~Ia fully tutomoUe. • ' ... . games, tru·.. squad lnstlll a· new Nalionallne . ..;· '•· 8" fectlve he was enid to AUant& and then dropped to the Braves' Come In, let ut ~now rour TED RADIO TELEVISION games, far N,hloal 11 IP Gases , 100% SOftly Controls ' .. ' '. AITOMATIC ILASS-Lllll ......... 1.330 3.9 ·' fw rfle Modem Homo WATER ~ ' $171.66 $131.20 $302.76 239 Gas Homes Powell's Sunoco••••• J51h 20lf.! Beverly's , , ••••• , ,IOlf.E 251,1 Team High Series and Gamelola's 2292, 774,Ind. High Series "It seems that every time 1 It's no surprise, therefor~"' games and minor league games. Carolyn Bachner, 479; lnd. lblt Tod Abernathy ls called The ract Is he'd Probably Pitch have an oa year,•• he noted, "I High Game Pancbra CoUins, tllOn whenever the Clncinnau in Little League Prnes if they'd Just <bn't Ditch enough. That m. year Leo Utrocher took over as Reds get lrto 1 jam, His advice let him. manager and dJckl't use me usually consist• of a shalp.. ..I have to work a Jot in much in the spring. He told me breaking curve ball dollverod In spring training to get in shape," he knew what I could do and CSONKA SIGNS an underhanded manner. admitted the weJI ~ traveled wanted to look . at some kids. This Abbie doesn't save maro. righthander. 11 1 Pitch wherever MIAMI, Fla. CVPD- Larry rlages or solve periORil dll~ I can. As long as I'm getting to My arm never did &t,t. in Csonka, the powerCuJ fullback who surpassed the ball carrying mas. He merely saves tJle ball Pitch, I cbn"t care against shape... Abernathy was primarU.Y a games. Last ye~r, he . did it whom. Ceats of Jimmy Brown, the late Starting Pitcher In the Washing. Ernie Davis and Floyd Little at more often (26) than any other ''l"rn us..WJ.y not very erreo- ton Senators' chaln when he Pitcher In tho ml.ior loogues, &Yracuse University, will play tive In the spring. I told (m.,.. suffered the arm trouble. The gangling 6 • tout • 4 ve;. ager) Dave Bristol last year not professional COotbaJJ with the enn, wliJ waa forced to become to 10 on what I do here. It ue- ••when I had the operation, •• Miami Dolphins. a submariner liter a serious ual)y takes me four or five he s&Jd, ul made LIP rn,y mind Csonka, a 230i)OO:nd Allto become a Major League re- America, signed a contract arm operation, haa only one .,... weeks to break loose. .lly arm awer tor his succes1. It's a didn't turn looae until the last lief Pitcher and I went back to with the American Football the minors to Jearn how. trite one called !lard work. League cIub Thursday. He was week of &PriJ18 tralnJng last 11 Abbie's learning .Process ill- their No. 1 draft choice. The more J Pitch," he said year and It will Probably bo the eluded cJasse~ at MJami, Chardurll'll a brleC pause in his con- ·SBII1e this seaaon." lotte, Austin, LouisviUe and dldonina Program. "the better Abbie's arm turned so loose Jacksonville beCore he made the ott I am. When I'm reated and In 1967 thot he lllllleared In 70 NEW COMMITTEE OVOJliOWo.rlng, rm In trouble, ilftles, the most Ln the Natio!l- Cleveland Indians In 1963. Ills NEW YORK (VPO - The When rm· tired, the b&.lls move al League, and com,piled a glit- unortho(l)x: motion makes hhn Amateur Athletic Union took unique amo ng theAsbest." lito provo his 90lnL AI>- tering 1.27 earned· run average virtually steps today to beet up its track Pitchers, and a 6-3 record. and field program by selecting '"I throw with aU arm and no 11 1 can Pitch six or even seva 26-member advisory commitbotlY," he observed. "You have en days in a row/' said the to build your arm 1.11 graG.all,y tee lo widen compet(Uve crew cut hurler, "then take a that wa_y. The onl.y other guy -rllmlty and expand the di.Y oil and bo ~ to 110 rve seen who throws like me internationaJ allf)ect or the 1£aln. I Pitched in five con- is this rookie C.EcO /ilrague with sport. &ecutive games at one stretch Ooklancl. He looks pretty good. Congressman Bob Mathias of lost yoar, Once oey arm aeto In California, former two-time A Cw other guys have "tOld me - . I throw most every.,, Olympic decathlon ehamplon, Is IIIey IIOultl lQ It but it t&kes I sometimes on my own 1n the few years to Ceel comtortable." chairman of the committee bullpen.,. r you h.Wen to be an ®1101- which also includea former Abornatiey threw so often tor . . hitter, It takes a lifetime. Olympic gold medalists Bob the ChJ.c1g0 Cubs in 1965 he set Richards and Rater Johnson. Avg. Avg. Size of Fart1flv , .·,Avg. Annual Cost ' ,J: >oil'· '·Gas Efec. 19 ..it J'I,.J. .; • • TJql,. - -~~~--------------------- more for total-electric ll.vi·ng, in.cluding all the adv. . antages of. ftamele~ .. .................. .. **ble Will r I' 111 ....,.. llnll:lio.. Yo. M¥t IMp. Ohio lo_________,. The average Ohl·o Power customer pays l2e a day perlonnaoce r........ loaJimDdepeadabilioy"""- qaoii.,. $13.50 1tlu1 tax either. And no Worryl.ng about pilot lights. (There aren't any.) ...~~~~: ,_ 101' ~ -•~ lhao MAYTAG • . • tbc wuber with eadusiYt: Why ~e .. •.... $10.50 77S.U from I ernattty, a lean 35 - year • old Rlchmand Roster Crom where C.roUnian, Pitches In eXhibition he was drafted by the Reds. 04 Chapmao-Canaday, • •• 11 :II • ' . ~- ,......--=;:-"-~ ~ �.. \. ",. • ,' !..,' I ' ~ - ,, . llo4I;J ~ t..l.iifo)'-'!ldclfl10rl. 0.; i\llrll 5, 1968 •' ' 'A'ua:.-"tt·Ot•b Win~ 1'Wo-f.ar i\&ldt'nl L'l 'lnvl'lllljldif.d I ' ~ I ''f Pr. PLEASANT ~ The Masoa Cooall1 S.erUI'o [)op¢melrt '' I!Mati&llod a 1110 vehicle aeol. 11turodo,J liiMIIlJII '"' Rt S3 ......tlng Ill $t50 ptGPOI"tf c~una&e. no cltattono and no Ia- ~ ' ....The .... PTi::PLEASANT ,- .... · .¥(~. A. Moore, 747 Blrlt11 . ......._. •vo.; ;IIi": Jercy L· Me. """)""'; • Mra. Mirvln A. Oller, ~ddle­ YWo.. Dr,i Mrs. Jo!'" Ol1b ·W, HI, 2 GilllpOil~; port, son, 9:27 a.QI. IJ'IIurlda.Yl .... Haberl and Beverly, llrs. Patt,y John'Son, Mrs. Florence Cullens, Mra. Blarlche Yeager, Mrs. Nellle Adld.n•, Mrs, Ercell ~na, Mrs. Ethel llal'burn, M r s, ' l!illllee ThomPson, end Hariiou, llfr•· Eleanor Newbetry, Mr&, 'Babe Sld.flet, Mrs. Dlra Weaver, Yra. Sandra long, Mrs. Joa_,hlne w. · Jl\.. ' -~~~h, stella Lucy was u&ed. Lighted green candles were used on the hand crocheted white and green table cover. The gift table featured a green and white shower umbrella and an arrangement of sprl~ fiowers. Punch and cake were served. Margaret Thompson was awarded the door prize since her piece of cake contained a green mint. Other prize winners were Virginia Kay, Mina Johnson. Kathryn Hood, Darlene Hussell, Carolyn Keefer and Maxine WeaY. er. lUGAR RUN MILU Pomerol' ····' ~ '. '. Cullen~ A Wahllght of the event was the mlklns or the bridal book. The st. Patrick's C..V theme FEilTILIZER ... .... Ron&>lllh and .~·'flOen... •!a••• PIIIzatloioal !hat wo~· ~ the Jl)acbaraes 'lii'a. ROy J. Allen, Usa A. eoOJ.: Paul E. Cox, Rita D, Ervil\o l!ro. Lewis D. FlniO)', Mrs. Lela A. Forreat, Mrs. Jack Jl. Frariz., Mrs. Hom.- · W., .Gitdner_, . MrS. Glen E. R;tier, ·;~en .. iamln c. S<eto, Jr., .JOie»>l Sta· ten, Daniel D. Wagonir, Mn. &f.yrtle · Welker, Mrs. FriJ!Idin N. Nott, and Infant dauldlter. lira meouos ..,~ 5ehedule of Evenl~' Being ReleaMed PT. PLEASANT- Folnl Pleas· Mrs. Louise Gibbs, Mr&o At- ant IU&II Sdloolprlnolpal Charles tarah Dewhurst, Mrs. Barbara Willlera bas releaaod the o!:heol· Fry, Ruth Ann Fry, Mrs. Ethel uled evant• lor the 1988 .ll'adFry, Mrs. John Fry,_Yrs. Nora uatlng clas1 of PPHS. CroBB, Mro. Beta I!U~ Mrllo Senior Class Play, loll of Ap. Judj' Eichinger and BecJ<.y, Mrs. rll; New York trip, )fay 12-18; Jess Brown, Mrs. Rhoda Yeager, Senior picnic, May 16; Jr.-Sr. Mrs. La Vera Yeager, Mrs.. Mary Prom, )fay 20; Cla11 Ni&111. )fay LA:tuise Keffer and Patricia. Mts. 2i; Awards De,y, May 27; GradCheryl SuPPle. uation, Mey 28; and parQ- lor Sending sifts were Mrs. Albert graduates, Ml)' 28. Bo5l0n, Mra. Glen Icenhower, 'Mrs. James Diehl, Mrs. Garnet Soulsbys Announce, Mrs. Okey Roush, Mrs. Leonard Roush, Mrs. ·Ibn- Birth of Daughter old ThomPaon, Mrs. Bey Friend, Mrs. James Turley, Mrs. Vlr&U Mr. and Mra.JameaM.Soulsby, Adkins, Mrs. Laura Gltmi, r,tra. 117 lJnion Ave.. Pomeroy, are James Keeler, Mrs. Taft Bos- amounelng the blrlt1 or • dllll&b· Attending were the honoree, ton. Mrs. Allie HoUrnan, ~s. tor, Cindy Lynn, on March 2S Miss Yeager and Miss Ernes- Frank Gapeltart. Jr., Mrs. Adri- af Ptousnt Valley lloapllal. tine Wood, Mrs. Clarence Yeager an Lathey ond Juc(y, Gruq,&rents are Mr. and Mrs. Jed Will, Pomeroy, and Mrs. E. J. Soulsby or Pomeroy. Mr. and The Sermonette b. dl*¢"uoa0cl. tore noon. CHARLES H. EVANS 1 ' ,' . A~nolinci~d,1 B~~~~,. . Charles Evans Promoted at J, A, Moore, plint manasar at Phlllp Sporn, recently announ•· eel the promotion of Charlea H. Evans to the pooltlon ol aalillant to the maintenance auporvlo- or. ~ •,.., Mr. and Mrs: Divld Qaevl!l' PLANS OUTLINED Prosroim plana !•r the year (Sara Elborl~cO ·,~/ 14 ~~an;~ .,,,. OU\Uned at a moot!ns of 1a.1 . ~u · anriOunclns ihe blriJI• ,A!j,ha·' ~sl~ Chllj)ler ',of AI- <I ~lr fb'~l lihlld, I -.;.~ pha Delta KIJ1llll Sororll$ lle)d : Plol~- 1'1 a ~·· )!Ooopltal. wedoead&Y ni&~~t a1 the lioine iif:• ·.'rliti 'Ia 14'11 ~aodeblld ill;· F.dl1oi Price, · orileera l~r the 1\!r: and !!'•· ·J¥'JI6. ~11erfel4 . 1968.&9 school year, toboannoun· <I WeotervUII aioCI·Ule R.ov. and: ced later; were ele.cted. ·' "!"•· Oae>:ef. lormotly <I ., ervtlle, ncw.; ·ot illt Sporn Plant . r.i!;: ,_,; ' . Euna waa llrll employed by tie company· July 18, 1949 as a tell enatneer at Philip ~ Plant. He wa1 promoted t0 a8• slotant results enatneor In 1&52, to results engineer In 19.14 and to plant enstneer In 1958. A naUve of Pomeroy, he attended Pomeroy lUsh School and sradualed !rom Oltlo Un!versiQwlth a Bachelor ol Science de· sree In electrical en&lnoer!ng. He served nearly three years ln the Army as an instrument repairman and saw service in the Paelllc Theatre ol World War D. He Is active In the Saint Paul Lutheran Church .and senet as secretary of the Church Council . He Ia a member of t h t American Lesion, Ia married, has one son and resides in Pomeroy. ·Wayntr O.og Fo.od·· , >I WAYNE Dot: FOOd II ....,,. cooad to bfull down ~ thlt ,.,.... mot~ 1~, lmPtovl dlllltlbiiiiW '""ty 1nd produ~ 1 new, tlctt tote ttllt IIH*II to 4o"JI, lonl I ltldllr In compNtt dol nWitiOn, WAYNI Dol Food promotes lulifrlot coat CMdltlon, firm ,1toot1, lnd lives wortt1n1 dDtl the ''Q(J ,.,.,... lhly ...... . Potatoes, Seed,_.Onion ·Sets and Plq\lts, Iller Twine .~ Fertlllier NEW PLAN HYMN SING 8to5 MOn. iliru fri. . Easter Does Not Recede ' Euter ts in vividconu;ast. The Easter is coming, but not in 1tle same way. It is as it Easter is DON'T WEAR A TOURNIQUET here. Lent is not so much ape.-.. !od ollllllei!lation as I reminder !hAt the day ia here, a period ol tl&ht ...lylep ... hinder oormal cln:ulation, resllzatlon. Easter does not recede. L - It ts k01>t every SUnday. The Jewish Slbbath was kept on saturday. It was by the remem-branc:e and celebration or Jesus' rlst~ on ihe llrst do,)' or the cause unsllllfly and uncomfortable msrkina and awollina of lhe tees and letL Take tho time to. be oxpeotlyllttod, anclllllle sore ... saw Christ in the same way th&t1 his disciPles saw him. He saw Christ 11 a power in his lite. We ml)' not see Christ as dldthe diaciPle&, nor as Paul saw Him on the Domaacuo road, but In sll slneerl~ we can te•tlfy to Hla preliei1Ca and PGWar In our doiiJt. lives; mt only on one day of thl yell', but on every do,)' ~ the year. That, too, is a rea5011 wbf r,ger does not recede; wellv1 .. in, the ,power of the resurrection. AUTHORIZED ~GRAVELY GRAVR.Y TRACTOR Sales & Slrvice ••• WEAR A. • COMPEN$ATE" ., ' PH. 985-.3347 . .. . VF.'I'ER~S . . MEMORIAL _ . HOSPITAL· , . ' BIRTH - ·A daugilter, to ~and ' Mrs. WIUiam OroSB; Iia- clbe. t ' • ADliiiTI'EO - Barbara cr..: · means, Rutlancf; AUc8' Loomia, Oaytoi); &el!a:Durot, Ripley, W. va;; Dortola Durot, iupliy, w. 'James: 'A, lloullh, ·Letart. - Paul Smith, ~~~;~;t:::~~Piiyllla ~er, .' Last 2 D,f!ys Of Our ••• . '·' week that Sundoy became t h e ' ' Lord's Illy. Every Sunday Is • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • arothor Eastar Illy. n. - Easter doe• 1101 recede because the resurrectiOn of Christ is the most be&lc tact of the CbrlstlaD lalth.It Is tbeehlel element of the Gospel wherein we Healt~bier~·~~~ ,.. stand. Because ofthe resurrection the Christian llle make• oense. Fot. IAlw Paul' a U8111J10nt in ICol'.l~: 1-20: Without the reaurroetlan BAIER )'0111' lalih Ia vain. Wlthollt the ' ., ,..aurreet!oo sll tho lfuJt Y1iu 9,000Rolls have over J>Ut In God hup mistake. ER TWINE ' ra..,. .. · SPECIAL • Chrilt IUCIEYE TWINE .. i ' .. U.l . P.tent Not.114540tH6 Smooth, Fut, Quiet Parollellor Dellgn GreundDriWn 77 RAKE COMPENSATE· by ~I.I!~NI~ f)gure trlmtlllng Compensate girdles and lllnll' girdles are . . Low lnltlol Cftt l.ow Oper.,lnt Root ECIIIIIOIIIY inll ~, ......~.. ·.• '. \·' MIHI.Efob, 0 . ' '• .::tiL tf ANYWIBE ....... .., ·OHIO YA~LIY' :1 ' .,. ' ••' . ' I I " ' ' ~- . ' l /j, • '~ . ntESi. PRICES 7.65 ,., l'blionllly advertised In Good Hou;ekoepln8 and McCIII'I Come In-and try yours on todiY Ill ' COMPARE 10,000 Rolls · Available In' a full ranp of alzes and styles w!th front lllnels, front and !~l~Ck lllnels, lind front, back and sode.~!~!nels to fit your flgu" 1111t and your purse friHn $6.95 " • , ' ULIR TWINE "'" ' . • ~ • ; .a ' ' ·' LOOK-:..."' ' • ", r'~ J" . We· appreciate your generous response :50 l;lut don't milS . . . ·our sJ:fecials-the belt of the year. ~e·r,f ope~· til ti;; .nln MWLW j.'~. • ...·' . ' made of llptwellfl.t ~rilet with DuPont machine WliShabl& lycra Spandex eiict Antri11i Nylon. · ~ lAVE· IN.OUR 6.25 Alll..chllmen '' . ' ...,, Par Roll . ' . For Stroapr pantyleg inserts that flex with your leg. expand to.CQ!!Ifortably fit your very own. thigh size. \ ' · I There will he a soopol hymn sing at the ' Chester Church ot Mrs. Soulaby have three other God at 7:30 p.m. Slturday leaturing tie Rev. ROY Anderaon children. ol Rlehmondale. He to an au. thor and recorder ol.. o. Jllwbet Blckground ScriPture: I · lroet loelljnd .aU thlt·whli:h )Veal- ot gospel ·~di~ The·pubHc 11 I Cor.t5:11<20 ' firm as our Christian !altho Eaa;. Invited. Chr1&tma5 is comlnlo · er cbes oot recede. We are reminded of Its coming m. _ Then Easterc:besnot r.. at least two months beforehan4. cede because tt enters intD our Call, Write or Co'me to See On the day alter Christmas there dally eJPe;rience.Paulwritelithlt Us for COmplete CounaeJare~ signs that it tsover for Chrtat was seen or hlmali!IO. Now 1 ·Ing, Free Demonstration. another year. it could not have been that Paul·~ Lenten period ihforms u' that l'lnlJ Glldlll wtthtbe ADJUST·A·THIGHill · •rt~" ·: . The art exhibit. Well Vlrl!ln· Pt"sant; ia Afttota iind'l'helr workl, - . Pleasant; oooreil by tho Maoon Coun\I"Home Letart; Mrs. Iliuiuirlotratlon Couilcll, will be on 100• · · BliiTH: Mr. and Mro. Anlh· dl..,tlll' al thia time. All count;y .ooricU ·ine'!'llers are, urpd to .,9111' Bmeeutter, c,ll!PoJie Fe~- , alleoKI. a will be eoncludod lie· tf, a daUlll1tar., <., . ··'·' 111t1m Kobinson. Cbapman, a.m. In 'the aoialtoriUm 'or· ""'· j'l. 11!, ·e ou,.... #e• ~ere. a..,.n. 61 ilp(,olnled eiimrnlt· . Saxton, tees .and up ... omtnk [eVents 1!111 "' Pt. "*' lhi ...1 ~ ~o~are~~~ ~ ~folodlooattonded It wu 'litcl!lOI! to hold ll1reli elaaseoeldi,Week. • 11teae clasaea meet Ill! Mondi.Y !rom lo4 .p.m.. ..,a !rom MD ' p.m. and on Frida¥ from 7-10 p.m. Eaeh clala WID loat sp.. proxlmalely Ill< to "'""' '"'lka. The ladles wiD aetualb' lie COII· Itrbellng a dreaa or IIIII omli1g ll1e enUre seallon. All of tho conlllrllellon on tho aarmentsll dlono a1 ho!mo. Jlurlngoa~wookb' meetlnJ demmotrsllona <I ...,. llructloa le!:hn!,.ea to be com· · plated· fllllo the next oeslion are Biven. The IO!JI&)nder <I tho session dells with lnapoellon of completed conlllrllelloo IIepa and advice on lndhldusl problema. These clasaeo are belntl In· llructed by Mloa Loulie Loni, County Exlenlion Apnt, Home DeJI!bnotrsllon. · t...\y.Home Demoost~atlon \ ·ai to hetci Bride- Elect is Honored Mrs. Alice RlnQ)Iph, Pauleua T hr o e ~ . iel liP aa a reiii!JI haVO do LETAlfl', W. Va. - . Miss ~n Ye111r, Letar~ W. Vi., bri<IHieet ol Denver Glbbo, local. waa hooored on saturday, lllateh 23, wlihapr&obrldalshow· er In lhe Oak Grove EUB Church &oc:ial room. Hostesses were ton; toto.!••· .ind .. '·' .' . cOunel! 11111 hold a eOOnt.Y eoun• ·. ell ·g,ietlrls Tlieada¥. A!)rP 9, · <I U., o!lolhlnS conottudlon or- . Rl 1 VIII· l!ro. Jerry L Melilantt; ·537 JW. ' Dr., daulhte~. ·1!11 p.m. 11turlda.Y: Mrs. Richard ·A; Mbore, 7f.7 Second Ave., BOD, ·5:06p.m. 11turlda.Y. FIELD SEEDS ' The Ma- ¥!' , pu:ASANT - . 5011 MrL Ed . lleGbeo, : vljl. IIlii; ilo!>O<ea ille f~s; Ill : 1 Gallipolis; ...... lliinold ·, lel!:h, lit. l Oleshlre; Mri. Cllarleo E. E!Uo, Rl 1 Gdi!P!Us; Mrl. Gertruc!O IloilO)', Soulh Sde, W. Va.; Mrs. G eo r B ~ Helneo,· Hemlock Grove; lira. Leslie s, carr, l'on1arQr; Her· man IL London., ~•euJe; Mra. Edpr c. Wolfe, l!llclill_.t; Mrs. •• ;}'t" Marvin A. Oller, Mlddlepori; rid Harrold, In a New Orleans ' ' . ~il ANNOUNCED M111 Vary r. Shelisrd, Jack· and Mrs. Oavld Samp.. holjlllal. Gr......,ts are Mr. 5011; Mrs. WIWaln E. Woods, 1011 ~ ElberfelcO <I Gret- and Mrs. Earl Elberfeld, Lc>- Jaekoonvllle; Llmlo J. Baker, no.;LL, .,.. _,.clng the birth 111111, and Mr. and Mra. Sampril Ulolr llrll child,_a 'ioo, Da. sell. FOR ' .~' 'tu:;8bi~April ;9, ' · mlolllp occurred"""" an eolt bound car drlvee bf Char· los E. llamWn, 47, lit Alto, and a wootbound ear drl•• bf · JoSOJI)I A. Sl•-· 56, New I l l - collided as S l - wu allen1jltlng to make aleiUurniDio dri¥Hm. One arrelt was nC<ried at 111e c:oun1.Y JaiL. lfow. ord T. Lepo<t, 38, Pt. Pleas..., ns ..,..sled by the clQpollee oa a !:harp o1 tion. NO AT SUGAR RUN '. . C~unCif W;R Meet. ..... ) ., ·, ' 1 '• �.. \. ",. • ,' !..,' I ' ~ - ,, . llo4I;J ~ t..l.iifo)'-'!ldclfl10rl. 0.; i\llrll 5, 1968 •' ' 'A'ua:.-"tt·Ot•b Win~ 1'Wo-f.ar i\&ldt'nl L'l 'lnvl'lllljldif.d I ' ~ I ''f Pr. PLEASANT ~ The Masoa Cooall1 S.erUI'o [)op¢melrt '' I!Mati&llod a 1110 vehicle aeol. 11turodo,J liiMIIlJII '"' Rt S3 ......tlng Ill $t50 ptGPOI"tf c~una&e. no cltattono and no Ia- ~ ' ....The .... PTi::PLEASANT ,- .... · .¥(~. A. Moore, 747 Blrlt11 . ......._. •vo.; ;IIi": Jercy L· Me. """)""'; • Mra. Mirvln A. Oller, ~ddle­ YWo.. Dr,i Mrs. Jo!'" Ol1b ·W, HI, 2 GilllpOil~; port, son, 9:27 a.QI. IJ'IIurlda.Yl .... Haberl and Beverly, llrs. Patt,y John'Son, Mrs. Florence Cullens, Mra. Blarlche Yeager, Mrs. Nellle Adld.n•, Mrs, Ercell ~na, Mrs. Ethel llal'burn, M r s, ' l!illllee ThomPson, end Hariiou, llfr•· Eleanor Newbetry, Mr&, 'Babe Sld.flet, Mrs. Dlra Weaver, Yra. Sandra long, Mrs. Joa_,hlne w. · Jl\.. ' -~~~h, stella Lucy was u&ed. Lighted green candles were used on the hand crocheted white and green table cover. The gift table featured a green and white shower umbrella and an arrangement of sprl~ fiowers. Punch and cake were served. Margaret Thompson was awarded the door prize since her piece of cake contained a green mint. Other prize winners were Virginia Kay, Mina Johnson. Kathryn Hood, Darlene Hussell, Carolyn Keefer and Maxine WeaY. er. lUGAR RUN MILU Pomerol' ····' ~ '. '. Cullen~ A Wahllght of the event was the mlklns or the bridal book. The st. Patrick's C..V theme FEilTILIZER ... .... Ron&>lllh and .~·'flOen... •!a••• PIIIzatloioal !hat wo~· ~ the Jl)acbaraes 'lii'a. ROy J. Allen, Usa A. eoOJ.: Paul E. Cox, Rita D, Ervil\o l!ro. Lewis D. FlniO)', Mrs. Lela A. Forreat, Mrs. Jack Jl. Frariz., Mrs. Hom.- · W., .Gitdner_, . MrS. Glen E. R;tier, ·;~en .. iamln c. S<eto, Jr., .JOie»>l Sta· ten, Daniel D. Wagonir, Mn. &f.yrtle · Welker, Mrs. FriJ!Idin N. Nott, and Infant dauldlter. lira meouos ..,~ 5ehedule of Evenl~' Being ReleaMed PT. PLEASANT- Folnl Pleas· Mrs. Louise Gibbs, Mr&o At- ant IU&II Sdloolprlnolpal Charles tarah Dewhurst, Mrs. Barbara Willlera bas releaaod the o!:heol· Fry, Ruth Ann Fry, Mrs. Ethel uled evant• lor the 1988 .ll'adFry, Mrs. John Fry,_Yrs. Nora uatlng clas1 of PPHS. CroBB, Mro. Beta I!U~ Mrllo Senior Class Play, loll of Ap. Judj' Eichinger and BecJ<.y, Mrs. rll; New York trip, )fay 12-18; Jess Brown, Mrs. Rhoda Yeager, Senior picnic, May 16; Jr.-Sr. Mrs. La Vera Yeager, Mrs.. Mary Prom, )fay 20; Cla11 Ni&111. )fay LA:tuise Keffer and Patricia. Mts. 2i; Awards De,y, May 27; GradCheryl SuPPle. uation, Mey 28; and parQ- lor Sending sifts were Mrs. Albert graduates, Ml)' 28. Bo5l0n, Mra. Glen Icenhower, 'Mrs. James Diehl, Mrs. Garnet Soulsbys Announce, Mrs. Okey Roush, Mrs. Leonard Roush, Mrs. ·Ibn- Birth of Daughter old ThomPaon, Mrs. Bey Friend, Mrs. James Turley, Mrs. Vlr&U Mr. and Mra.JameaM.Soulsby, Adkins, Mrs. Laura Gltmi, r,tra. 117 lJnion Ave.. Pomeroy, are James Keeler, Mrs. Taft Bos- amounelng the blrlt1 or • dllll&b· Attending were the honoree, ton. Mrs. Allie HoUrnan, ~s. tor, Cindy Lynn, on March 2S Miss Yeager and Miss Ernes- Frank Gapeltart. Jr., Mrs. Adri- af Ptousnt Valley lloapllal. tine Wood, Mrs. Clarence Yeager an Lathey ond Juc(y, Gruq,&rents are Mr. and Mrs. Jed Will, Pomeroy, and Mrs. E. J. Soulsby or Pomeroy. Mr. and The Sermonette b. dl*¢"uoa0cl. tore noon. CHARLES H. EVANS 1 ' ,' . A~nolinci~d,1 B~~~~,. . Charles Evans Promoted at J, A, Moore, plint manasar at Phlllp Sporn, recently announ•· eel the promotion of Charlea H. Evans to the pooltlon ol aalillant to the maintenance auporvlo- or. ~ •,.., Mr. and Mrs: Divld Qaevl!l' PLANS OUTLINED Prosroim plana !•r the year (Sara Elborl~cO ·,~/ 14 ~~an;~ .,,,. OU\Uned at a moot!ns of 1a.1 . ~u · anriOunclns ihe blriJI• ,A!j,ha·' ~sl~ Chllj)ler ',of AI- <I ~lr fb'~l lihlld, I -.;.~ pha Delta KIJ1llll Sororll$ lle)d : Plol~- 1'1 a ~·· )!Ooopltal. wedoead&Y ni&~~t a1 the lioine iif:• ·.'rliti 'Ia 14'11 ~aodeblld ill;· F.dl1oi Price, · orileera l~r the 1\!r: and !!'•· ·J¥'JI6. ~11erfel4 . 1968.&9 school year, toboannoun· <I WeotervUII aioCI·Ule R.ov. and: ced later; were ele.cted. ·' "!"•· Oae>:ef. lormotly <I ., ervtlle, ncw.; ·ot illt Sporn Plant . r.i!;: ,_,; ' . Euna waa llrll employed by tie company· July 18, 1949 as a tell enatneer at Philip ~ Plant. He wa1 promoted t0 a8• slotant results enatneor In 1&52, to results engineer In 19.14 and to plant enstneer In 1958. A naUve of Pomeroy, he attended Pomeroy lUsh School and sradualed !rom Oltlo Un!versiQwlth a Bachelor ol Science de· sree In electrical en&lnoer!ng. He served nearly three years ln the Army as an instrument repairman and saw service in the Paelllc Theatre ol World War D. He Is active In the Saint Paul Lutheran Church .and senet as secretary of the Church Council . He Ia a member of t h t American Lesion, Ia married, has one son and resides in Pomeroy. ·Wayntr O.og Fo.od·· , >I WAYNE Dot: FOOd II ....,,. cooad to bfull down ~ thlt ,.,.... mot~ 1~, lmPtovl dlllltlbiiiiW '""ty 1nd produ~ 1 new, tlctt tote ttllt IIH*II to 4o"JI, lonl I ltldllr In compNtt dol nWitiOn, WAYNI Dol Food promotes lulifrlot coat CMdltlon, firm ,1toot1, lnd lives wortt1n1 dDtl the ''Q(J ,.,.,... lhly ...... . Potatoes, Seed,_.Onion ·Sets and Plq\lts, Iller Twine .~ Fertlllier NEW PLAN HYMN SING 8to5 MOn. iliru fri. . Easter Does Not Recede ' Euter ts in vividconu;ast. The Easter is coming, but not in 1tle same way. It is as it Easter is DON'T WEAR A TOURNIQUET here. Lent is not so much ape.-.. !od ollllllei!lation as I reminder !hAt the day ia here, a period ol tl&ht ...lylep ... hinder oormal cln:ulation, resllzatlon. Easter does not recede. L - It ts k01>t every SUnday. The Jewish Slbbath was kept on saturday. It was by the remem-branc:e and celebration or Jesus' rlst~ on ihe llrst do,)' or the cause unsllllfly and uncomfortable msrkina and awollina of lhe tees and letL Take tho time to. be oxpeotlyllttod, anclllllle sore ... saw Christ in the same way th&t1 his disciPles saw him. He saw Christ 11 a power in his lite. We ml)' not see Christ as dldthe diaciPle&, nor as Paul saw Him on the Domaacuo road, but In sll slneerl~ we can te•tlfy to Hla preliei1Ca and PGWar In our doiiJt. lives; mt only on one day of thl yell', but on every do,)' ~ the year. That, too, is a rea5011 wbf r,ger does not recede; wellv1 .. in, the ,power of the resurrection. AUTHORIZED ~GRAVELY GRAVR.Y TRACTOR Sales & Slrvice ••• WEAR A. • COMPEN$ATE" ., ' PH. 985-.3347 . .. . VF.'I'ER~S . . MEMORIAL _ . HOSPITAL· , . ' BIRTH - ·A daugilter, to ~and ' Mrs. WIUiam OroSB; Iia- clbe. t ' • ADliiiTI'EO - Barbara cr..: · means, Rutlancf; AUc8' Loomia, Oaytoi); &el!a:Durot, Ripley, W. va;; Dortola Durot, iupliy, w. 'James: 'A, lloullh, ·Letart. - Paul Smith, ~~~;~;t:::~~Piiyllla ~er, .' Last 2 D,f!ys Of Our ••• . '·' week that Sundoy became t h e ' ' Lord's Illy. Every Sunday Is • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • arothor Eastar Illy. n. - Easter doe• 1101 recede because the resurrectiOn of Christ is the most be&lc tact of the CbrlstlaD lalth.It Is tbeehlel element of the Gospel wherein we Healt~bier~·~~~ ,.. stand. Because ofthe resurrection the Christian llle make• oense. Fot. IAlw Paul' a U8111J10nt in ICol'.l~: 1-20: Without the reaurroetlan BAIER )'0111' lalih Ia vain. Wlthollt the ' ., ,..aurreet!oo sll tho lfuJt Y1iu 9,000Rolls have over J>Ut In God hup mistake. ER TWINE ' ra..,. .. · SPECIAL • Chrilt IUCIEYE TWINE .. i ' .. U.l . P.tent Not.114540tH6 Smooth, Fut, Quiet Parollellor Dellgn GreundDriWn 77 RAKE COMPENSATE· by ~I.I!~NI~ f)gure trlmtlllng Compensate girdles and lllnll' girdles are . . Low lnltlol Cftt l.ow Oper.,lnt Root ECIIIIIOIIIY inll ~, ......~.. ·.• '. \·' MIHI.Efob, 0 . ' '• .::tiL tf ANYWIBE ....... .., ·OHIO YA~LIY' :1 ' .,. ' ••' . ' I I " ' ' ~- . ' l /j, • '~ . ntESi. PRICES 7.65 ,., l'blionllly advertised In Good Hou;ekoepln8 and McCIII'I Come In-and try yours on todiY Ill ' COMPARE 10,000 Rolls · Available In' a full ranp of alzes and styles w!th front lllnels, front and !~l~Ck lllnels, lind front, back and sode.~!~!nels to fit your flgu" 1111t and your purse friHn $6.95 " • , ' ULIR TWINE "'" ' . • ~ • ; .a ' ' ·' LOOK-:..."' ' • ", r'~ J" . We· appreciate your generous response :50 l;lut don't milS . . . ·our sJ:fecials-the belt of the year. ~e·r,f ope~· til ti;; .nln MWLW j.'~. • ...·' . ' made of llptwellfl.t ~rilet with DuPont machine WliShabl& lycra Spandex eiict Antri11i Nylon. · ~ lAVE· IN.OUR 6.25 Alll..chllmen '' . ' ...,, Par Roll . ' . For Stroapr pantyleg inserts that flex with your leg. expand to.CQ!!Ifortably fit your very own. thigh size. \ ' · I There will he a soopol hymn sing at the ' Chester Church ot Mrs. Soulaby have three other God at 7:30 p.m. Slturday leaturing tie Rev. ROY Anderaon children. ol Rlehmondale. He to an au. thor and recorder ol.. o. Jllwbet Blckground ScriPture: I · lroet loelljnd .aU thlt·whli:h )Veal- ot gospel ·~di~ The·pubHc 11 I Cor.t5:11<20 ' firm as our Christian !altho Eaa;. Invited. Chr1&tma5 is comlnlo · er cbes oot recede. We are reminded of Its coming m. _ Then Easterc:besnot r.. at least two months beforehan4. cede because tt enters intD our Call, Write or Co'me to See On the day alter Christmas there dally eJPe;rience.Paulwritelithlt Us for COmplete CounaeJare~ signs that it tsover for Chrtat was seen or hlmali!IO. Now 1 ·Ing, Free Demonstration. another year. it could not have been that Paul·~ Lenten period ihforms u' that l'lnlJ Glldlll wtthtbe ADJUST·A·THIGHill · •rt~" ·: . The art exhibit. Well Vlrl!ln· Pt"sant; ia Afttota iind'l'helr workl, - . Pleasant; oooreil by tho Maoon Coun\I"Home Letart; Mrs. Iliuiuirlotratlon Couilcll, will be on 100• · · BliiTH: Mr. and Mro. Anlh· dl..,tlll' al thia time. All count;y .ooricU ·ine'!'llers are, urpd to .,9111' Bmeeutter, c,ll!PoJie Fe~- , alleoKI. a will be eoncludod lie· tf, a daUlll1tar., <., . ··'·' 111t1m Kobinson. Cbapman, a.m. In 'the aoialtoriUm 'or· ""'· j'l. 11!, ·e ou,.... #e• ~ere. a..,.n. 61 ilp(,olnled eiimrnlt· . Saxton, tees .and up ... omtnk [eVents 1!111 "' Pt. "*' lhi ...1 ~ ~o~are~~~ ~ ~folodlooattonded It wu 'litcl!lOI! to hold ll1reli elaaseoeldi,Week. • 11teae clasaea meet Ill! Mondi.Y !rom lo4 .p.m.. ..,a !rom MD ' p.m. and on Frida¥ from 7-10 p.m. Eaeh clala WID loat sp.. proxlmalely Ill< to "'""' '"'lka. The ladles wiD aetualb' lie COII· Itrbellng a dreaa or IIIII omli1g ll1e enUre seallon. All of tho conlllrllellon on tho aarmentsll dlono a1 ho!mo. Jlurlngoa~wookb' meetlnJ demmotrsllona <I ...,. llructloa le!:hn!,.ea to be com· · plated· fllllo the next oeslion are Biven. The IO!JI&)nder <I tho session dells with lnapoellon of completed conlllrllelloo IIepa and advice on lndhldusl problema. These clasaeo are belntl In· llructed by Mloa Loulie Loni, County Exlenlion Apnt, Home DeJI!bnotrsllon. · t...\y.Home Demoost~atlon \ ·ai to hetci Bride- Elect is Honored Mrs. Alice RlnQ)Iph, Pauleua T hr o e ~ . iel liP aa a reiii!JI haVO do LETAlfl', W. Va. - . Miss ~n Ye111r, Letar~ W. Vi., bri<IHieet ol Denver Glbbo, local. waa hooored on saturday, lllateh 23, wlihapr&obrldalshow· er In lhe Oak Grove EUB Church &oc:ial room. Hostesses were ton; toto.!••· .ind .. '·' .' . cOunel! 11111 hold a eOOnt.Y eoun• ·. ell ·g,ietlrls Tlieada¥. A!)rP 9, · <I U., o!lolhlnS conottudlon or- . Rl 1 VIII· l!ro. Jerry L Melilantt; ·537 JW. ' Dr., daulhte~. ·1!11 p.m. 11turlda.Y: Mrs. Richard ·A; Mbore, 7f.7 Second Ave., BOD, ·5:06p.m. 11turlda.Y. FIELD SEEDS ' The Ma- ¥!' , pu:ASANT - . 5011 MrL Ed . lleGbeo, : vljl. IIlii; ilo!>O<ea ille f~s; Ill : 1 Gallipolis; ...... lliinold ·, lel!:h, lit. l Oleshlre; Mri. Cllarleo E. E!Uo, Rl 1 Gdi!P!Us; Mrl. Gertruc!O IloilO)', Soulh Sde, W. Va.; Mrs. G eo r B ~ Helneo,· Hemlock Grove; lira. Leslie s, carr, l'on1arQr; Her· man IL London., ~•euJe; Mra. Edpr c. Wolfe, l!llclill_.t; Mrs. •• ;}'t" Marvin A. Oller, Mlddlepori; rid Harrold, In a New Orleans ' ' . ~il ANNOUNCED M111 Vary r. Shelisrd, Jack· and Mrs. Oavld Samp.. holjlllal. Gr......,ts are Mr. 5011; Mrs. WIWaln E. Woods, 1011 ~ ElberfelcO <I Gret- and Mrs. Earl Elberfeld, Lc>- Jaekoonvllle; Llmlo J. Baker, no.;LL, .,.. _,.clng the birth 111111, and Mr. and Mra. Sampril Ulolr llrll child,_a 'ioo, Da. sell. FOR ' .~' 'tu:;8bi~April ;9, ' · mlolllp occurred"""" an eolt bound car drlvee bf Char· los E. llamWn, 47, lit Alto, and a wootbound ear drl•• bf · JoSOJI)I A. Sl•-· 56, New I l l - collided as S l - wu allen1jltlng to make aleiUurniDio dri¥Hm. One arrelt was nC<ried at 111e c:oun1.Y JaiL. lfow. ord T. Lepo<t, 38, Pt. Pleas..., ns ..,..sled by the clQpollee oa a !:harp o1 tion. NO AT SUGAR RUN '. . C~unCif W;R Meet. ..... ) ., ·, ' 1 '• �'• . '· . ' I , '' '' : - · The llal'·· '"rll 5Jl988 -J lionllnel, """nen>)")liddlll><>rl '' I 0 •• 1'1" Counci/323 . . «:ommit.te,e w a M when the MJddl~rt i\ma. m01 Wedne~diy ~~~~~tho hQme of Mro. Glen '· l urches CHFSTER CHURCH OF GO~ Tile Cheii!OrBeyanl,pa-. S""''.l' Sehool, 9:30 1. ih,; Wcr- · · p;m, ~ . ship iienlee, 11 a. m.; En~!~Jv 1101t Deeter ·' R!1IK wuworlhlp, 7:30 p. m,ProyeriOl'Y- Ired, Jr., ~sidelL ·' · . leo, Tuellda,y, 7:30 p, m. Yoath MASON ' ASSEMBLY cJrtmOH . Servlee, Tlttlrlday, ·7:30 p. m. OF GOD '" 8eooild: St.,'lilaiGO, •·'' Moulltly sqs; first Satunloy ~ vi, VI. Sonlay Seltool, 10 a.m. Rev. ~-1~~~!~~i~~~~ ~ 11 HEMLOCK GROVE Christian gellotlc sorvi.O, ?:sop, m, Bible eaeh month. !tl<iml..r o. m,Evan..,.. Church - James Qulaertberl')', Study and lll'IIYOf aervlee Wed,ser.. paltl>r; Ray Whaley, au.pt. com.. nesdu·. 7180 P.m. Cheste~ Tenmunlon and worsbip aorvlee, 9:30 - · palllor, Phone 773-SUS. 1!1 lll 'ChriBIIan CARLETON CHURCH -KII1cB• tl\ls SUnday, . , _ .. •-•~I 9 •• w"-h •M•the bury Road. ~~ •.lLl\i - " " " L.O.t.L MOTICI Ral_. _..., C .,_ W • .,&.1., lhlo · La.... Is L m., ,.. arl,.....,.. or--. ""'-,,e the beginNOTICI TO IIDDIII service, 10:30 L m. and 7:30 }l. --r,o; Se11led propo.all wtU be ,.."H. m aJ~~•• - - m - " WOrld men:, have not by !h~ State of Ohio lor the Jlel.p • loW'I - I , J o .-.....,...... V<i~t h01111'4, IIOJ" pert!eived .._the ear, Lout School Dbltrld Bond or Bdu· Wednesdy, 7:30P.m. ·:~ :.m._ a.uaw. .. .oL • av tatton at the offlc4! or Mr. 1M w. HEATHld:E'lliODJST CHURCH t,he e;re seen. OGod, McComu, Ute ct~rk of the lltlP llflddl _.....,... .____...__ )Midi th , ... Wb&t he hath nre- LoeAr Sehool Dlltrlct Board, at the e__. .. Rev. MlxiAJIIIBIIUIII;It .. M14dltPOrt Hla:h !klhool &ulldilll. _..__ J k Becblle Chureb · ~· lor Jdm .that Waiteth for S0111b. Third AV~nue, Middleport. pa"-• BC ' •u Ohio 45'f«<. W1UI 1:1:00 o~locll: MOD School SUpt. Chureb School, 9:30 Ehttrn Standard Time on the 23rd W •"• · - • e 10130 · · FREE 11.~n .., °< APr'' • '"'' .. apt... '"'• .L. m.; _..,. _ .. ,1''". LAU~L CLIFF m.·. w... · dill...... • e-•- - - - .,..111!> ) ,;.IIIOr, ~ ~ Schooll 9:15 WOOd, Youth cbolr nbearaal, 1tlolldQ, 6:30 P. m. lofrl, Marvlil Burl, m.; ' JnCII~.~~. 7:30 p. m."I!W llultior 0~11' llltllbri faurib FrldiiY lit .... lllfllllll"'t 6.p. m. Wt~S,.V­ elo Guild, tourai ~d. i!lch - . 1,so ,. m.; Jllnlar !liP MYF, t:M p. m. eacb ~. Senior JUab MYF, 5;30 p. m., a. m.; wor- Thur··-·. c•·- of' '" sh<nl m·above. ' Ml~e YC1ur stl•ctlon 1 from the m1ny · · Rnegr~nitft stock. Carolina PinkuColonial see Georgia Gr~v~ Wisconsin Rose Reds ~ Q•akota Mahoganies, Select Vermcint and Rol:k of Ages Stock Canadian Met~ :>ry Rose . w- ~......, ,l, ~:. ,..,;,., t$t ,.<m> <m>· (!,.- <mi.'; '-· edne......... - RAY RIGGS, INC. • PRICES- QUALn.'Y. EASY LEGAR MONlJ)\tENT CO. UMCG COAL CROW'S STEAK HOUsE WILLIS ANTHOIIY PLUtiiN&:&HU'rill& ~ MARK V SJ(IE R~ H., RAWUN~S SOliS CO. .,:d revolutionary new ,: invention l-: •n fine .l ' 'r· '; ,_ r I I OPENI . o•o•••oc•• m And,,.Sa~·ings Co~ s.n. theme. per 11q . yd. INGELS . FURNITURE I I f ·· - - ~ROOMS •W Furniture 1 • ·~ '299 r' • Svatem-Mel nber Ff!<lerol Today's Almanac d. ...... ' .De)IOIIt rJ'sqranee Corp.' ,POMEROY RAWLINfjS HONDA ' a 1 New Member ·l<l• NoteJ . . Below I• al ... w ·»~!iJIII"' gllto Meeting Held MASON - Tile Wahsma FHA Chapter Tuesday held a get-acquainted meeting and observed FHA week. A candlelight ceremony was held with the older members and officers taking Speaking were Karen staats, Becky Burris, Slaron Roach, Beth Oril. Sonya Ymker, Gloria Hesson, Mary Jane Scltes and Paulettl Rsndolpb, on the em. blem, purpose or the organiza. tion, representation of their colors, red and white, and the group's Oower. In keeping with the observance which started on Monday, each member wore a , red and white bow. ~s a token of appreciation for their teachers, they each placed an apple on the teacher's desks with a complimentary note at. tached. ~ A special invitation has been elllended to the Freshman Class and other students Interested in joinillg the organization. Mn. .i.lea'oor MUJer, ia.~r Piaor and Home Economics Instructor . day. THE LOVE OF GOD Adam and Eve had two sons, Cain and Abe~ \ The.Y deelded to bring 111 of· ferlng to tho Lord. (Gene&!• ~ ter t) Cain broUiht of the fruit of the ground ond Abel the fin~ Uog of lola lloell, "a blood oflOI'Iug'', AU throUih thegenorlllono, the Hebrews brou&llt a blood ollerlng for &ln. Q Kings 8:$). At the dedlelllon of !be - l e In Jeru&alem. the aheep and oxen could not be numbered tor multitude. (PIOI&e look It ,_, In the Blblo.l In John 1-211, tho first title, John tho BaPdat (the forerunner of Jesus) said Jesus was "The lamb of God that tal<es awoy the sin of the world''. Paul tails In Hebrew 911 ~2. without tho &bedding of blood there is no remission of sin. S.. tan did oot think that God would send His son to be the PTOPitl• .;:: ::: tion for our sin. What Jove the Wra. Mayme Bergschicker father and U. son hid for us to Steilhenoon of Will! lslsnd, N.Y. give His Ute to ransom us from and her daughter, Mrs. F r e d a the consequences of our sinl Crowe ot ClnciMI.tt were Tue~ Satan tried every way he knew day guests of their aunt. Mrs. keep Jesus from the cross. :-.-:-:-:-:: ::-:;:••, Mary Davis Blank, at the home ~t:·::: :·.; o( Ama Cornell on Mechanic St. Other visitors of Mrs. Blank dur- -:-: ing her hospitalization and illness ~;~ have been Mrs. Edna McKitrick, ·. Tom MdCitrick and Mrs. Eltz• beth Hoffman and daughters of New Cwnberland, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blank or Cleveland and Daunt Brinker of Carll)'. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle of Worthington were weekend. guests or her parents. Mr. and :· !4rs. Charles NeuiQIIl, Syracuae. :::Pomeroy... Get -Acquainted ..,..._ pfet t. !ii~r.r1'"tJf 111\lfilfllf)rt tor N>Ueltlon '"' Good Fri- aftemoon, Small were pre~ to Fern !blwalter WSI lql_!iatod oaeb of !he' boys: their &UOBI&, Into Oteii!Or Council 323, Jlaugh. and the den mothers, by Mn. ters ot America, when the coun. Gertrude llfllchOll, andMra. IJor. ell met Tuesday night II the boll. othy Jenldno aoolsted eadl of Doria Koenig, eouneUor, 111'0· tho boys In calling sn out<>!· sided at the mooUng willeh open. otste operator. ed In rltuallllle form with 30 On tile tour were P e r r y memberl attending. It waa an- Cloe, Rlc!Q' SOylor, Ricky Me. nounced that a practice will be Knlght, Mitchell 0tapma11, Ken. held at the next meeting lll'ep. n;y lloflman, Tommy .klhnoon, aratoey 1o receiving the national Gene 110011, RickY Taylor ot Doll and Jtate otrtc'en. All!lo announa I; Grei!Dl'l' Smith, llann7 Wlll, ced was a meetin& ol the Past Mathew DUlard, Bnaee R e e d1 COuncUors Club to be held at &idle SIIIIXI, Keith Ba1Je,y, and the holl Wednellda.Y night. David Harris, of oen 3; Johnnie Reported at the meeting was and Msey Ann Hollman, L 9 r I the IUneos ol Golda Wolle, Mary Woods, and Rielly Smith, and the llayes, and Mae Spencer. Elza den mothers, Mrs. lllerry John~ Osborne was reported seriousa son, Mrs. Wynona Holman, Mrs. 1,y Ill at Doyton, AudroY WOOd&, and Mro. Drea· The audiUng report was made ms Smith. by Helen Wolle and accepted by the council. At the conclusion ot the meeting, a silent auction was ~t::::::::::=:~:::::::::::::;:::: ::::::::::::::.;:::::::::;:::: ;: ; : \;~ hold by the Good ol Order Com. mlttee with proceeds 1olllllng 1!8.25. part. I ng 10 Size", Mr., Ted Reed will l >e discussion leader follow trw the 1 1resentation. Refreshments by 1.he second grade mothers. Ope~ !I ... I .r1g Clag ceremony by Cub ~out I Psek 218. '· MEIGS COUNTY Salon 110, 18 and 40, Monda.Y, 8 p. m. at FRIDAY MANAGERS and parents of home of Mrs. George Mowrey. players of Ma&an Ba.seball Assn., TUESDAy to meet at Mason Youth Center LADIES AUXILIARY Lew 1 8 Frldi.Y, 1 p. m. ' Manley Post 263, Am;rican 1.&HIGH SCHOOLdancepartyFri- , gion, 7 p. m. Tuesday at Rutland First ~Ust Church. ~ from 8 10 II p, m. at the MIDDLEPORT BlPW C 1 u b Wahama High School auditorium. Open to public. Jays will emcee. Tuesday, 6:30 p. m. dirmer at Martin Restaurant precedes meeting tn the gas oCfice. p~ gram by the emblems and Ceder'SATURDAY SCHOOL SPONSORED t"'f,n ation committees, ~th Fordance Plrt.Y Saturct.y, Pomemy restis, Ch"&1rma'ni '&Pechil gu&st. High School autlltorlwn,Jo.yowlll Mary .Kowlamt., BPW district director, Jackson. emcee. Hours 8 to 11 p, m. POMEROY LIONS Club, reguAPPLE GROVE Church aer"" lar meeting, Grace Episcopal hlK Public plate lunch SuPPer1 Letart Falls Communi\)' IIIII Church, 6:30p.m. Tuesday, Silec· ial program planned. · Sltur~, &tartl"i at s:so p. m. WOMAN'S SOCIETY of Chri .. chicken or ham With pie, coJ.. Uan Service, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. fee, $1.25. United Methodist Church. TUESDAY JUNIOR CHOIR prsetlce, 10:30 MISSIONARY SOCIETY, Pvm· a. m. Slturday, II Sl. Paul Luthoroy BapUot Church, will meet eran Church. EUR mf!rRICT Youth Fe~, Tuesday st 7:30 p.m. at the lowsbljl meeting, Solur~. 7:3(1 church. New officers wBI be p, m. at Mornln& Clture~ • 'Installed. Mn. Carver WUlfams Youth from South Woboter to ble and Mrs. Cottrill will be hoapreBtnt to show slides of tbel r tesses. A cancer mm showing missionary triP 1o Haiti. Relresl ~ scheduled for the meeting hl8 ments to be served. Public w~ !- been 110 otponed. come. RUMMAGE SALE, base1n~nl of tho Pomeroy First Ba/111 81 Chureh, Thursdo.y, Frl~ i nd RUMMAGE SALE Sllurd&,y In of PvmeJW Firat B 'P· till Otureb by Yount! A d u 1 t Class. · SUNDAY CONFIRMATION, Trlni\Y U nl.. ed Cbureh ot Christ, 10:25 a.m. Palm Smdoy, A lOUr of th~ Ct ~.~"11 Telepllc/ne Co. ••• tal!en b,y bof• ~ Dolls ·I iitll a· 'ol Pvmill'oy CUb SCout Paek il48 Wednefdl3' \ Personal Notes ) mT HOUSE . . SALES- S RVICE POTWCK SUPPER, &mdt y at United Mathodiot Cbureb, 6 p, m., lollowed b.Y last of. aarlloa or Lenten evenlni preachq i .,..... Ieos 11 7:30 p, m. Frank Vau &han llltlker tor e•enlt1J. POMEROY "'IJJIEN., G o II Alln., 2 p. m. Sunday 11 l'o.,. oroy Golf Courae. AU lntora •lied W!Miten Invited. MONDAY MEIGS CHAPTER, lltlllbled American Veteran• to obf i8ne 'tOth .........11')' . . , . . , u tbe DAV Hallin POm-. ~ 10r It -•Y ro m. vlto<L SUPPERS·· . .:· CROW'S .:· ,•, STEAK HOUSE • About 225 known species of woodpeckers exist worldwide, except In Australia and Mada· gascar . Home of the Fabulo111 SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke '(ni Hilmt f92.5432 Candy Special CHOCOLATE DROPS· ·· ·29t lit. Huntlretls of Fontostic Buys DAL& S. IAXTER BIG CASH SAVINGS WILL IE HERE ·l~l The evenlrw: ttars are Mar• and J"'lter. Order From Us Today . Flowen reflecl the be1uty of Euler. Select corsages, beaull· ful potted plants featuring . lilies, hyarangeas, azalelll, mums. Lovely cut , ,6w~•· Ar· tificial f!T&ngemenlf. · , l ; ~~ ' j Ph. 992-2039fod•y I. e GIISGN REFRIGERATORS e HlRDW1CK G~ •1111 ELEC. RANGES e KITOIEN .AID DI$HWASHE6 e ZENITH RADIO IIIII TV ~k .. WlireiiiiiC.lor ' - Margaret &. sauer, 36 St., Middleport, Ohio. Extea Detergent According to plumbers, it a good Idea to help clE drains by running very I water periodically In yc ·water pipes. ··:···:·:··· ··:::·::·:·: /,rlnf J]fll!elry finietlto @/mAion 1.00 up are old f•· llhloned oornforlable kind. See tbem In ottr window. r..- quarter. The morning star is Venu1.. •Ill' hi,!! ·~ ' me?'' "When tiiO)o plorclil ,HlhW out c~e woter and blood. j brok., ibeitt), He dletl Iii' cl pll<e oo we 'CoUld be w' through HI& deatH. ~ f "He conquered delaUt ·t.fttt,. f. ; and Sltln lnci triumPh .... ~ : and It I& for 100 and mO f6-~ 1 : cept Hbn by love and faith I ~ ; obedience. "Hallelujah, He Is risen.,. God, · c. ""' 1111 TIUnk "--na 01 New Sprlna lum""' Fabl'lcl lo• Luxurioua Mill CUllom by 96th ~ of i~68 With 270 to Collow. The moon ls il'l its first i!il~=:~;~~~, knOW fiJ made tho · ~ in Him. Ql ·Cor, out on ·the c:rost, ...... Jl!l Springing on the scene smart jewelry to complement your Easter finery . Se~ our com· plrte selection now April 8 By United Preu ~rnationa.l Today La Frl~, .ill>rU 5, the be!"l!l•·:''ln EASTER EXTRAS! Minerals in Water Minerals tn water cause a film on clothes, making them still and nonabsorbent, dull bi'lght colors, turn whites to gray. More soep or detergent not only is wasted In this case bttt will further stick in the clothes and also clog drains. Often It is necessary to add a water conditioner and use less soap. Many housewives use more soap or detergent than tbey need. "He •·.: ba..- •. ;r' 349 • Member Fed !eul ROI!<lrv• ROYAL OAK PARK flooring ;:..~.om:'.":; ~.:~· I ~ Tuelflfl y alter · ~oa'litr been eall· 0t1 he~ e by tho tWll! of. lflelr lather~ Henry ~ta. While·here thO)' 1'lolled with Mrs. Flora Balle71, Mn, JMelj Franeil, and Mr, a nd Mrl. Slnlord Thomas. JtJtm aut• enters the U. S. Army ' on Moy 15. I . Mrf and Mrl. c.~. WIM, Jr. atnd lVolter Cornette of Waver. I)'; ~~. J. Chapman, Joe Fill· do~~ •seh, Lou Ford, and 1103 BrlSiiB attended the tuner a1 of M[rsJ Eva Davis, mother at C, J. , Dl•vla, Kyger Crookpillnlem. jliloyt 1. Funerol ..rvlcea were Ito old' at the Tubbs Funeral Home at! Waynesvllle. lol r. and Mra. Robert ·Harris of C:Oiwnbua wore via. it~or 1 of his tatheri R; W, Bar ri &.i Nlr. and Mrs. WWiarn Crln. er· were recent visitors in ~ lngfield with Mr. and Mro. Ch- 'rlea Bush and &0111!1, Greg and Nlek. lllr. and Mrs. C. M. Slntlle of ~eld were weekend vial"! ~• In Mldtlloport with Mr. and Mi ro. William Ault and other rei· ~lveo. , Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise, J1 ·. have returned (rom a bualJV .,ss triJ) to Clnclnnad, Madls on, Ind., and LoulsviUe, Ky, calendar FRIDAY ,N.IGHTS 5:00 tlo 7:00 Farnt.ers Ban ' ":!'',.:l f::'!·at-=. : Chlt!·lto Pomeroy, Ohio W. L'lar, Owner . ~~ ,, . . lira. Burkett opoko of a relt period which violet• go through and mted that at lhls tlmo the lft!Ounl of water should be _.. crllaed. lllelhoda of propliiiJon ' were dtaeuaaed and the spelker opoke oltho leal cutting u the most popular, She said that new cuUI11JB should be started In bolled water with vermiculite. Mrs. Betty Cline dlsplo.yed the arrarcement of the month - a llorol Piece or toroythla and daf· todila suitable for a dining room table. Mrs. Roacoe Wise was a guest and won the traveling.Prize contributed by Mrs. Burkett. The Easter theme was carried out In the tlble appolntmonto snd favors. Rerreshments were served byllr&.. LlmbertandMrs. Pratt. . Jat.IHt 1 ,Staato, llatloned with tl\o IJ~ . S. Nav7 at lifUI Die..,, ·;,·:·s~~·;~~··· :· · :· · · · · · · ·• • Co. o,,.,. ·,~J 1-6 Sunday Open 9·5 waeltly 263 Wool Molin St. ~I .,..,. experience aev. BOGGS EOUIPMBIT \ ' ·,J - '~""' · Mro. Gr""p Prll!. pnaldenl, hid ebar,ce of the bulllness .se~ lion. Memberi rillPOiiilld to roll call with tho Dllllel ol tolll&e sui~ lble tor o&e In florol arramenta. The verse of the month Wll glven by MFS. John w,rner. "Care ot Atrtcan Violet a" was the toPic of a talk given b,y Mrs. llclward Burkett. She sugguted that tor beat growth plsnta be placed tn a miXture of.P,at mou, sand, and toU and ~ moist In a -ature of -een 60 and 70 degrees, Liquid food was recommended once a week during blooming period. "''"'"~ .- with a · · ·WElL . p.-.r. """'m'"' .,. REMEMBER ' lJii!;TED ,;.:rk 'ri. H. Iii.; . Worabl!>, 10:25 i. m, a. ;I 0> liOn. ·m., · olne!Dr, Sen!\"' cholrrthooraal, Thllr8day, 7:30P.m., llrli,I'JDI ~- -....... .. Nelle, ..,_.__,_• .Lauu.-_._,, •lUI. day, B11JY Bee qulll(l1J (ll11y In church SOClaJI"'DDD. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST_ 'Ehv,, w. carter,· paa- eadtStmda,y. ·]. ·""'~~' tor. S\nla,y School, 9:30 a. 111:.; · POR11.A!iD METHODIST ro-m\lllon and wor•ht .. IIJ'Yiee, Rev, John w. Klmbler1 -· 10:30 a,. m.,; Prl,yer meOtbc, S1nlaY School, 9,ao 7·.·· p. m. v. II. Bra- ship aenlco, 7:SO p. m. ....., .. Iey I ........ "'"" I OAK GROVE M~ • .. 10w:.o .11111:.o1"" medlat~l' lhtM-•fter for turnllhinl: ..,........ ~u.... _ M ' . rit is a Jolin w. Kimbler, pulor.~ Spring is so much .lliBf CHURCH_ SOndll.l'Scbool tho motmo!"" Ia· Mothodla!YwlhFellowohlp,SUn· CHFSTER -•· bot for the neeulinr and COAikUC· Rev -arl ETHODIST A. c·- ........ Sehool, 10:30 L m:.; WC~~:Ihlp miracle, enacted' agalQst , .qays. , · .. m., mornil1J --hlll.. -- dsv 6 n m Sunday eve nl- - · · • ~ -~. ,..._, . 1-nv&., tlon Of p-•~t .No. 80l~tate gt Owu. ' I ·- • ,. • ... ·- cH~TER.· wor·"·, 9 a. m,,· Hrviee, 9:30 a. Dtt, ftrl'tl and U:J ,• 0 , L m,, '!;'.,.."'"' -••'"" worshiP,· ner.utment of Eduntton, comprtnd obi• 7••• p. m , OOiclal Board ~ - ... It i8 ~e time of rebirth:; .. 9f . , . k.;Li. of: " .ov ·• SIIDIIay School, 10 a. m.j Mrl. lhlrd Sunday eaoh month. ~ '"'! p, m.; Wednesdlly, Christ'"""" No. • meetlt1J, first S1n1aY of. monlh, Wold •-er, ...... FLAT• . by' Spring i8 Christ's ~~I'Y• . beautlfulli .-~ 't. - Crusaders, 6:30 p. m.. Conttnu,rtion of a New BIJ]l WSC:S seconcl M-....., -..~ .... (J. ~ ZJO,lj CHURCH OF CHIUst Scbool Bulldlq 6 P.m..; WOODS:~... Cllureh SclJool, Sunday, pture. It is all the teaclii!IP of the ' po. prayer meeting,- 7:30 p.m. , ProJI!ct No. a month, 7:30 p, m.; EJcanor Cir- 11 a. m,, ~- Bal'•, ...... ~... Pomeroy • Hsrrlsonvllle Rl>ad. !•,:1-_UIIIII....., ..:.......••, choir pr•-tt'ee, p, Alterations to Exiaunr ~utla!Ml I ----• _ ·• Cl .,.,..., 1.1 ~ "' 12 to reality, spread out gloriously for you to see. Eugme Un<lerwood, paetor, K..,. . 1 .... EJementai"J' SchDol c e, IRft..VI-.a .LnDrouf13; SIS sbil HI'Yiee alternateS With AI~ m. R. Eugene GUI, pastor; Phil ProJett No. 3 third Wednesday. Afternoon Cir__ .. and F'~.. ·~... In her sweet, new loveliness, touches the world, Gro"'r, &mdlly Sehool ~ • A.lteratioiUI to Z:Uitlnt 8IUI1Iur7 u~ .__ ;xcn ~ School, 9:30 o. m.; li'ol'WIM, ~t. . Element.ary School cle, second Thursday afternoon. C!....l•v ...-t.... _ __._ ol .you with the Chrlst-llke,spirlt. If your vision has been A'l three proJ«ta w1n ~ btd u Choir practice, 7 p. m. WedDes- ~....,- m-•w• or ........ ~. &li!P servlee, 10:30 L m. iiln~ rump 111m bidl for uch brand' of each week. dullec!, she gives you t!Je chance to s~ arain II!Ore 1 , DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRJSr evenirw service, 1 p. ·m. Prayer -ftlnnle Russell, pQtor. Nor- wO:r.i. ar.e btln• taken on the Bran· d~TWMETHODJSTCHURCH GRACEEPJSCOPAL-E.Main brightly ·than ever. ' , ; . .: : ; 1JDID C. WUJ, &uPt, &mday Scbool eh•• of Genenl Co!Uitnletton, PlUmbst., Pomeraf - Sundi;y WOl'lhtp meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m, 1:30 I. 114 ,. Worsa.:,.,..... aervice, tnt:, Heatlna and VenUhtllnl. Eleetru - Po~Jleroy. Ciurch School, 9:15 aervl.cee., 1 1d:•,330 I. m, wltb 1....... Palm Sunday is here again. Never before have .the Wur.k. Kltthen Equipment, lhtal Wor .... '-._ service 1 10 30 ._..,. 10:30 a. m. Chrlstian Endeawr Cu•won.. Met-.1 Locllen, E•PIInded a. m.~ .,....., . : • leaderl, doors of the Church seemed to .stand qtrlte so Ope)l j • •. , ......_.. nlng "'"' Box """"· s.... eu,_ MYF, 6 p.m.Cho!rpractiee, 7:30 SEVENTH DAY AD'~ ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· r-"'...., eve • and 'Owm Divider Curtain and Elewec~nes~.... n..&.u ,__.ted • ~..,. an ......I - • M--'so ready to receive you. Never lias the lea,on of ever" . Yetor. Ia IICCordance with the plant I'· m. 'WIJ• raiiUC UIU c........~~. n-..- Mulbe"""" ---~v. IN' _ .....,. wor-OF CHRIST' 1 •~~ these services, Glen "~"' 'w"-"" .. , hlp 9 o ....... •-•~ lasting life . ! . .Christ's lesson .•• been eo poignant. and lpet:lficatlonl prepared b)' SU · w a..-.... Heigb•• Roed, north J " _ . _ _ . , . I 1 a. m.; ............., U\:IIUUit KENO CHURCH <"-an MeCaln, superi-IL. llvan, Itaac• ud S\IWvua, 1800 Bead· Hlle •-•,...,.,r • .... Crew S S. "'" w ,_._... 1"·30 There will be new richness in ;four life If you wilhtruat '"'"""" 'I.'Wf."UI Ina Road. Clnt'innatl, Ohio 41015, s, muumo.o= • ugu I • Memorlal Holgital. Phillip Gagv; .. m. Senlees weekly at 9:30 a.m. and on rue 1n the affln of the Sv.P" S..,t. Mrs. JuneVanVranken,orST. PAUL'S LtrrHFBAN -32 in the Church. In your soul there can be eternal spl\lng, i sm[., '"·· - v•. :: , .. """RGANIZED CHURCH OF ertntendent or PuW.Ic hwtructioll. ....... rst; Mrs. n.,.+.,Rawn--a,mu- er, pastor. Wedbesday, 7:30 p. "---..a St. _ •• ~... ~ Room No. eu. Ohio Jlell;~:rtmentl &Gill .....,...., ..... 'll!o Bible..,...., and--meet E.. ~.., ' ""\IU'eroy" . - - , and all t~ bleakness, questioning and doubt cad 'be . • -u• m., """" r~• School, 10 Lm.; WorBhipaerv1ce st of ..... ~.... r D a y Bultdtnr. a south Front Street • c o- ale tllre~r. """' J 81US Chrl -•ft-.t i Road JumbuJ, Ohio 432U, end. the oUiee lng. Saturday: Sehbath School, erased from your heart forever. ' Salnta, Pun.&G.LKI - Rae ne • of the Clerk of tb~ Meli:a Local DbPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- 10 .... - wnr•W .. 9., L m 11 L m. ~.-• .., Schoo1 9:30 a. m. ·, Morn- trl<'t Bond of Ed.ueatson •t tile Jobn :o)\1 ....; _~~A~q~, :~ " SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH.._..., "' ll.iddieport H111h Scbaol BuUdlnl, Carver Williams, pastor. FIRST lJrliTED PRESBYTFR• q Worship, 10:30 a. m. Sunday South Third Aveeue. Jl.lcldleport, Wlles, Stu1cQy School Superin- IAN CHURCH_ MlMleport. Rev. Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor •Sun· s-far ........, I.I.Q L.uke lulr.t ._... Lw. · ~ LuU -1; ~ lervice at 7. Wednesday Oh~~P1!!1'!f plan• and •peeWCaUol\l tendent. Sunday ScOOol, 9:30 L Howard Ruppelt, pastor. Junes d83 School, 9:30 L m,,BfnQuil.. 19::1:1-38 20: \~.26 21 : ).9 12;:14-:V 22 :39-4. 23 :13-26 23 :32-49 f"... evening 11rayer service, 7:30. md propotal blanD. toptber with m.; M~ worsblp, 10:30 a. Buchanan, SwJdly School ·~...... r.. enberry, supt. Mornlrw worsbl,p, ~~ k J Ul1 further tntormaUon dear-4. mAJ .....10 :SO 1. m'' fir~ and lhlrd SUn.. Pastor, Elde r Fr~aC • UUI" be .ecured from the office of tbe m.; BYFI 6 p, m. Blble ..,...,, ~~ inlendeiL &nfQ School. 9:30 M \till t \till t '3!V t t \ti7U ~ t _'itlv :·~ ~ t <ltV t t.rt, t.re~~l~m':iun~ ~~~~. :' !rc~ Wednesday, 7 p.m.~ Choir jll'ae- L m. Worship Service, 10:30 day~ueaehrvlmonth; EveSOn1t1J evanWith the hope It will, In tome meuure, foster' iiild·holP sUitlln thatllhich Ia &OOIIID famll; litd RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF made pay•ble to the A.rclllteet. tlce, 8:30p.m. Wednesda,)'. a. m. Choir JI'Kdce, 7:30p.m. gell....e se ce, : P• m., seeeommunlQ' llle, thlo feature Ia IP<JIIIf>red ~ !be bullneao firms and orpnllfltlonl Wlloae DllllU"" ~.__...v Scbool Upon receipt of a requelt, aeeomond and fourtb Sllrxlaya.. THE NAZARENE -~..., pani~ by a depoeil a• .Mmed above, • ..-.coT R W CI'IMIJ• BETHANY EVB CHURCH pear below. • ~ 9:30 L m.j Mornilw Worship, the AM"hltKt wUI forward Mpies MT. UNION BJU" .LP - ev. ' FORE'iT RUN METHODIST. -.., •"l""! .· m.·, .,_,_ Worship, or bk141nl documen1a u named- ta cecil CnY .... ....._ Sunday Sehool Rev. W-ll G • ~er, £.0-.. ..., ..+Rev. Palal A.. Sellers, putor• -l:,o'IOIUI4!i the prccedtna: pararuph. ...., ..ao....-u PI·-· lll 7:30,p.m. Prayer aentces,7:30 oeposu will be retu111ied upon the superlntement, Larry Clark. Worship service, 9 a.m.; SUD... Mo~worsldp,9:30a.m.;Sun' ' n m. Wednetd"'v, Sund•v School return of plaftll aM wedfleatlollll Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; SundBY ' ·-· Seltool, 10 ........ ··-. _.. day School, 10:30 L rn. Blythe ..., ....,. in pod. eondltioll and wl.th potbJ~ 'IMV" '"'I."'""" DU • r a-v.o .... _. C!• ...., outh SU»erintendent. Pauline MeCUn- or ••P"• cbargea prepaid w:lthiD evening worship, 7:30; Wednes- Nease, SQDL ··~~·· ~ Y Fellowablp, Lincoln • MereU!')' • Comet • Eoglilh toek. Pastor, Rev. Morris M. =n~ ~~!tri"-no~a~ ~~u= day pra.yer and Bible ltudy, 7:30 POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 6:30P.m. Wolfe. e4 UP,!!:~ retyra o_f ctocuJD.entl at a . p. m., "' • " . • "~·' "·~ NAZARDiE - Rev, Kenn .. th C~f:.t:L ElJB CHURCH~~~~.: ·&5·NJ·Cl:oart !L -.~1)<. .1 ~1 1 •;..;..~ .J.Iu be ac.;.,..,i Dl•d tw -~J~ · , · ·~· I Plent, -J)BID .. ~ seW~, Paul ' 'Setltra, pallor.~ a contrac-t btfld 1n an amount~':!_' SlJTTON METHODIST9:30a.m., Jbomtb1 Walburn, setiod; 9:3o'Lm.;WB¥MRou'Ah, to the total "'m of the propou ... .....; Jolm W. Kbnbler, pastor,. Sun- •·- Worohlp oervlee, 10 ••30 a. SUpt. Momil'll worship, 10:30 a. ...,... -. . - - -· du:ltnl all •del allemat... tuppon... 1 e Po-r of AttorneJ for \he baiUI- • day School, 10:30 L m.; Worship J;'uer,....,.l'~ · 7 30 m,, second and fourth SWxla,yS rl. ttae m.; "'"-"&"' ~c serVJ.ee, : . ' atent, a Certificate f rom ins service 9•30 1. m second and eaeh mordiJ. Evenl._-evangelistle Departmenl ot lnJUrence authoriliDI ' • ., p. m.; ~er meetiJw:, WednesSOle• - ALUS CHALMERS - 5eey!ce u.e surety Bondllll Company t.o do fourtb Simday eaeh month., ....., 7 SO HI'Yiee, 8 p. at.. second and third suretJ Buelnesa ill the S\ate g~ Ohio. CHEW.ER CHU ....,-, : p.m. C! •....t ..... ol b month Farm - -stria! - Lawn &< ~~:I and a current 11nanelal •tttement o;~l ".1 RCH OFT HE SYRAC\SE CHURCH OF THE ~-v-• eac • Tqlpero Plains Pltooe 6J , the surety Bon41DI CGm11any. The Nazarene -Rev. Herbert Grate. NAZARENE -Rev. A. E.. Miller, ENTERPUiE EUB CHURCfl..,. boftdl •hall be on the fonn approved W Rev. Menze ~~-~ by the state Board of uuc:auon pastor. orshiP servtce_lla.m. l)l&tor, Robert Stewart, &mdl)' gmwu, r-wr.......,.. 1Form 4J.t.frl, whleh thbonb~dd•~ha~ and 7:30 p, m., Sundl,y. SWtda,y Sebool Supt. S&mday School, Spencer, Stp:.; Eldon Weeki, be far with returned to e . ltoo1 , g: 30 a. m. Char1BS B'· •· •t. W-"· ca.e the contract ll awarded to 111" SC .1-r ela&HB for all agtl, 9:30 a.m.; .aal .,.._..., oervlces, 9:30 other bldd.tr. A 1Jl'1)poUI lballl be sell, SUI)t. Richard Barton. as- Morni""' Worship, 10·,30 a.m.·, a. m.; St.mday School, 10:30 L 1 valid and not considered 1111 eu a ' •..,. Youth Fell owoldp, •·30 ~ m tbe rorrn apprO't'ed bY the sistant supt. Pra,er D'"tlrw, NYPS sunday 6:30 pJD.i Evan· 111. u; p.m. 11 Kentuck)' Fried Chicken'~ ., ... J. State' Board of Ed,ueaUon. ,.,lth ltu~ Web""'a" 7·30 p. m -listie Service (!,-..~ .... 7:30 p. Evenbw aenlee, 7:30 p. m.; ' ,, . fltlent pretin, in a JUm ec~.ua --.,-, • • ... ~II,IIIJ y-~ holr 6 SO edne Pomeroy 1 : the total• tum of tbe propo~at . 1' HARIUSONVJLLE PRESBY- m.·, Midweek Pnyer meetlns: ' uuw• e p. m. W •...,.~~ wUh 111Ch propollll, nor unlerl 41¥ 7:80 p• m • ..• m, proPCII•l and bond are flied In TERIAN- Howard ~t,pasWednesday 7:30 p.m.j Million~to Lincoln se. 1 ~ · , 1~J!l~ltsso, onl aealed envelope.,. d ddre•· tor Mike Epple, Sun~ ScOOol ary Meetfrw second Wednesday MORNING STAR EUB - ReY, 8141 are to be teal an • • .u Men--• ~~"' -rifttoo Ld.o. IItle . ' ' " t.o lhe Clerk of the Melli Loeal ~ Sunday Schoo4 of eaeh montb 7:- p.m. -.. ...,_., .,._.,... <MDI , SdiOQI Dlatrtct Board of Education . W , .. 7 30 THE RUfLAND COMMUNITY ~~ Fred Smith, Aas't. SUndt¥ ; ~ state or Ohio omce of the 9:30 a. m.; Church orshw, : School, 9;45 a."'"-" u...-a-wor .. ~rk of lhe M•IIP ukal...~~oos!:b:i p. m. CommunJcanta class. S!t- Church- Rev. Amoll 'I'lWI, pal•. .., lftiNII&llli • trict at tM llldclleport ~..... tor. sUnday School, 10 a. m.; ship, 10:45 L m.; Prayer meet-:. ' 2 .., . .. "· Bullt'i.inr. ~oth ~~:nuePla':!~ urday, p. m. ,.............. Wonhlp servlee, 11 a.m.; Wed- trw, 7:30 p. m. 'J1undv. Youth. •. die'::· 11 the out•lde "Bld• for PreachlQil:, first and third.-......,- DBidar fZ'IYtl'' ~~ 7s30!Jt. .~UowlblJ, ?:30F p. m.SUnday.· ' m•r .0 •. Contract." of month by Charlea Rul!lsell at m.; N..UJ.~; .....,.._old.w,"•,-.' : \ocm'RCH 0 CIURST _ lolld· · The- llelil LoCal School Dllltid .,......, ,....., ""' -, .,., nu.m... of ldouuon with tb• •PP"'· 9:30 L m, . sYRA~'mE rotST tmKD ~.; and Main. Jack ~ tile superintendent of Publle BRADFORD 1 CHURCH OF PREsBYTERIAN_ \;\.U ,...,., "" ...,., to ... ROY. ~ . , ;~, _ •Bible Seltool,, ~~ IN:~o~ au bidt. CHRIST- Charles JuueU, Pal- H. S'"'u--, --'-. Worship,' 9 a. . , ;; ~ . ·,.. worlhlp, 10:8d,t~. , .. /' ;tee IY oP TH• tor Rl hard Gilkey SUpt. Sun 'wuuua. .,..,...... IMIIOI SCHOO' • C ' • I. Sunday Seltoo1 10 I. m,• m,J '~ -lhlp, 7:30 p, IDol DIITaltT .oAaD OP day School, 9;30 a.m.; Mornllw: Blbl; study and praier semee' Prp aenlct, Wedneldl,y, 7'f• ' \; .. ~~uet.~~. MCCeMAI. Worlhlp, 10~30 a. m,.; EvenlJw ~ednesday, 1 ,_ m. ' m,-in. Rlulln MOyer, Plltol'~~1 · ~· · FAMILY RECREA110N r . 7 '' c•iu oF THI ""'"' worobip, P.m. WedDOsdayBihle EDEN IJNlTEil BRETHREN IN CHURCH OF THE NAZ,IIIENE · ~:~~~ ="=~c:~~~ICT study' 7;30 p.m. -~' - · CHRIST - Elden. R. Blake, pa... -Middleport. Rev, Audr1~J-, . ~~ llH1h '" .,. ' " JEHOVAH'SWlTNiliSES,Lar· tor, SUnday School, 10 1. m., JlO-,LOttorTaylor,So4)1;5un•J'be 6nt budget priced per· FOR U.•l 1'l' Carnahan, -ldifWmlnlster, Wlmle . Holalnger, aupt. Mornil1J day SeliOol, 9:30 L m.; Morning manently installed 8 ft. wide ,., Home s. aeu lll'open.,, beln 1 . , Sundi.Y: Bible lecture, 9:30a. lD.i aermon, 11 a.m. Eventrw serv- Worabip, 10:30 a.m.; JUnlOI"~ viayl flooring with a comfort 1:1 acre• more or leM •ltuated 111 Watch Tower ........ 10•30 a. m_ • ele Chri..u-c-a..- 7•30 p. eiety, 6:30, 1). m.,· NYP!ii: 6•t5 p. Letart TOWRihlp, Meip; Co\lnty Ohio, .,........,, • ., . DMiYI aMt;~wo.,.., • ·.::1~ • core of vinyl foam. wm be 10kl to lhl bilhett bidder WedneiCia.y: Bible study, 7 p.m. m., Mra.l..yda Chevalier• presl- m. &lxly EYqell.Ue meet~Jw, ··.COrnfortAor Vinyl gives restful at tbe olftee ol I. B. O'Brien. 1ttor- Thurld•v• Minl.st:r)' achool 7 p. dett ~ Hl"Vlce and Nrmon 7:30 p.·D'L Prayer m)etbw, Widn~y at law, IOOYJ Court Street Po·· ...,. ' • ....... , ' i:itn · · ';1 Qour<h comfort underfoof Millions of mero,., Olio at 10:00 a.m., 'nlun· m. Service meettrw, 8 p.m. 8:20. Mid-week prayer meet.. nesda,y, 7:.u P. Jil. · 992-2641 ~· • b'ny air cells form a soft hland~~•t ~=-r: ' MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- it~:, Wedneld&,y~ 7;30 p. m.,Mrl. THE S~_v~11~ ARlO' -JA.. , •;· b:t of vinyl foam which give!! pniMd nlve of tt.-.oo. For tur: Miller St. - EYeriKIII Weekley, Mazie Holal...-, elan leader. "'lY RQ" 8;; WlrdiW, Clftlcer In • ~ ~ every step. Comfortflor tiler '=!:I::Uo:_,~ ~=!':trtx pastor. Bible stDoly cluaes,SaD... POMEROY LOWER UGHT ebarce. ~, ' 10 Lll.,~ y.IC)Und conditions your floors ~~ .......... _ I. a~>. day, 10.Lm. wor.sblpandpruchc Cbtlreh - Harrl-llo11oed - .... m~J.J0:30 ...... , ib" warmer tool The 5uper' •· a. ........ lng, 10,55 a.m., SUnday evening Rev. Ro.Y Taylor, paaU>r, Nora day Se-. ~ l'eople'l ~ _;· ~ :'t®lh ~inyl wear la yer pre- ..., '"" ...._ oervlee, 7:30. Bible llludy Hartman, s, S, SUpt. SUnday glon, 7 p, "'1.~ mliiiii!IJ, ~~), ~s 1ts beauty. Reautiful t l; 4 :t:; t 31 41 411 4 s: 4 T tte classes, Wll!nesda,y, 7:30p.m. Sehool, 9:80 a..m.;Wor•htpaerv- - 7:30 P. m.j ·~, 1 to 311~ " rolors, designs and teKtures MT. HERMAN UNITED leo, 10:30 a. m,; Evenbv wor- m.; Lsdlel ~· ~~ 7p.m. )• · for any det:- . Only BRETHREN IN CHRIST -Rev, lhlp, 7:30 p, ni, Proyer and . . BAl"nll'l' -Mil\• o ,rating ~ elted In enroll!"' co,..t C. &. )jloJ(ooloo tor further Inform• to ·~the . oommtun will PreBtrit a oiate ofodlo · at. th~ . me,Ung were · Initiates f5 and aoked that Ofli'OIIO lnte,. Bqys of Pock 248 To1m Phdne 'Pion! ' ' ' .-SEE " - AJ4-'' ,' ' ' . ... ,. ~ �'• . '· . ' I , '' '' : - · The llal'·· '"rll 5Jl988 -J lionllnel, """nen>)")liddlll><>rl '' I 0 •• 1'1" Counci/323 . . «:ommit.te,e w a M when the MJddl~rt i\ma. m01 Wedne~diy ~~~~~tho hQme of Mro. Glen '· l urches CHFSTER CHURCH OF GO~ Tile Cheii!OrBeyanl,pa-. S""''.l' Sehool, 9:30 1. ih,; Wcr- · · p;m, ~ . ship iienlee, 11 a. m.; En~!~Jv 1101t Deeter ·' R!1IK wuworlhlp, 7:30 p. m,ProyeriOl'Y- Ired, Jr., ~sidelL ·' · . leo, Tuellda,y, 7:30 p, m. Yoath MASON ' ASSEMBLY cJrtmOH . Servlee, Tlttlrlday, ·7:30 p. m. OF GOD '" 8eooild: St.,'lilaiGO, •·'' Moulltly sqs; first Satunloy ~ vi, VI. Sonlay Seltool, 10 a.m. Rev. ~-1~~~!~~i~~~~ ~ 11 HEMLOCK GROVE Christian gellotlc sorvi.O, ?:sop, m, Bible eaeh month. !tl<iml..r o. m,Evan..,.. Church - James Qulaertberl')', Study and lll'IIYOf aervlee Wed,ser.. paltl>r; Ray Whaley, au.pt. com.. nesdu·. 7180 P.m. Cheste~ Tenmunlon and worsbip aorvlee, 9:30 - · palllor, Phone 773-SUS. 1!1 lll 'ChriBIIan CARLETON CHURCH -KII1cB• tl\ls SUnday, . , _ .. •-•~I 9 •• w"-h •M•the bury Road. ~~ •.lLl\i - " " " L.O.t.L MOTICI Ral_. _..., C .,_ W • .,&.1., lhlo · La.... Is L m., ,.. arl,.....,.. or--. ""'-,,e the beginNOTICI TO IIDDIII service, 10:30 L m. and 7:30 }l. --r,o; Se11led propo.all wtU be ,.."H. m aJ~~•• - - m - " WOrld men:, have not by !h~ State of Ohio lor the Jlel.p • loW'I - I , J o .-.....,...... V<i~t h01111'4, IIOJ" pert!eived .._the ear, Lout School Dbltrld Bond or Bdu· Wednesdy, 7:30P.m. ·:~ :.m._ a.uaw. .. .oL • av tatton at the offlc4! or Mr. 1M w. HEATHld:E'lliODJST CHURCH t,he e;re seen. OGod, McComu, Ute ct~rk of the lltlP llflddl _.....,... .____...__ )Midi th , ... Wb&t he hath nre- LoeAr Sehool Dlltrlct Board, at the e__. .. Rev. MlxiAJIIIBIIUIII;It .. M14dltPOrt Hla:h !klhool &ulldilll. _..__ J k Becblle Chureb · ~· lor Jdm .that Waiteth for S0111b. Third AV~nue, Middleport. pa"-• BC ' •u Ohio 45'f«<. W1UI 1:1:00 o~locll: MOD School SUpt. Chureb School, 9:30 Ehttrn Standard Time on the 23rd W •"• · - • e 10130 · · FREE 11.~n .., °< APr'' • '"'' .. apt... '"'• .L. m.; _..,. _ .. ,1''". LAU~L CLIFF m.·. w... · dill...... • e-•- - - - .,..111!> ) ,;.IIIOr, ~ ~ Schooll 9:15 WOOd, Youth cbolr nbearaal, 1tlolldQ, 6:30 P. m. lofrl, Marvlil Burl, m.; ' JnCII~.~~. 7:30 p. m."I!W llultior 0~11' llltllbri faurib FrldiiY lit .... lllfllllll"'t 6.p. m. Wt~S,.V­ elo Guild, tourai ~d. i!lch - . 1,so ,. m.; Jllnlar !liP MYF, t:M p. m. eacb ~. Senior JUab MYF, 5;30 p. m., a. m.; wor- Thur··-·. c•·- of' '" sh<nl m·above. ' Ml~e YC1ur stl•ctlon 1 from the m1ny · · Rnegr~nitft stock. Carolina PinkuColonial see Georgia Gr~v~ Wisconsin Rose Reds ~ Q•akota Mahoganies, Select Vermcint and Rol:k of Ages Stock Canadian Met~ :>ry Rose . w- ~......, ,l, ~:. ,..,;,., t$t ,.<m> <m>· (!,.- <mi.'; '-· edne......... - RAY RIGGS, INC. • PRICES- QUALn.'Y. EASY LEGAR MONlJ)\tENT CO. UMCG COAL CROW'S STEAK HOUsE WILLIS ANTHOIIY PLUtiiN&:&HU'rill& ~ MARK V SJ(IE R~ H., RAWUN~S SOliS CO. .,:d revolutionary new ,: invention l-: •n fine .l ' 'r· '; ,_ r I I OPENI . o•o•••oc•• m And,,.Sa~·ings Co~ s.n. theme. per 11q . yd. INGELS . FURNITURE I I f ·· - - ~ROOMS •W Furniture 1 • ·~ '299 r' • Svatem-Mel nber Ff!<lerol Today's Almanac d. ...... ' .De)IOIIt rJ'sqranee Corp.' ,POMEROY RAWLINfjS HONDA ' a 1 New Member ·l<l• NoteJ . . Below I• al ... w ·»~!iJIII"' gllto Meeting Held MASON - Tile Wahsma FHA Chapter Tuesday held a get-acquainted meeting and observed FHA week. A candlelight ceremony was held with the older members and officers taking Speaking were Karen staats, Becky Burris, Slaron Roach, Beth Oril. Sonya Ymker, Gloria Hesson, Mary Jane Scltes and Paulettl Rsndolpb, on the em. blem, purpose or the organiza. tion, representation of their colors, red and white, and the group's Oower. In keeping with the observance which started on Monday, each member wore a , red and white bow. ~s a token of appreciation for their teachers, they each placed an apple on the teacher's desks with a complimentary note at. tached. ~ A special invitation has been elllended to the Freshman Class and other students Interested in joinillg the organization. Mn. .i.lea'oor MUJer, ia.~r Piaor and Home Economics Instructor . day. THE LOVE OF GOD Adam and Eve had two sons, Cain and Abe~ \ The.Y deelded to bring 111 of· ferlng to tho Lord. (Gene&!• ~ ter t) Cain broUiht of the fruit of the ground ond Abel the fin~ Uog of lola lloell, "a blood oflOI'Iug'', AU throUih thegenorlllono, the Hebrews brou&llt a blood ollerlng for &ln. Q Kings 8:$). At the dedlelllon of !be - l e In Jeru&alem. the aheep and oxen could not be numbered tor multitude. (PIOI&e look It ,_, In the Blblo.l In John 1-211, tho first title, John tho BaPdat (the forerunner of Jesus) said Jesus was "The lamb of God that tal<es awoy the sin of the world''. Paul tails In Hebrew 911 ~2. without tho &bedding of blood there is no remission of sin. S.. tan did oot think that God would send His son to be the PTOPitl• .;:: ::: tion for our sin. What Jove the Wra. Mayme Bergschicker father and U. son hid for us to Steilhenoon of Will! lslsnd, N.Y. give His Ute to ransom us from and her daughter, Mrs. F r e d a the consequences of our sinl Crowe ot ClnciMI.tt were Tue~ Satan tried every way he knew day guests of their aunt. Mrs. keep Jesus from the cross. :-.-:-:-:-:: ::-:;:••, Mary Davis Blank, at the home ~t:·::: :·.; o( Ama Cornell on Mechanic St. Other visitors of Mrs. Blank dur- -:-: ing her hospitalization and illness ~;~ have been Mrs. Edna McKitrick, ·. Tom MdCitrick and Mrs. Eltz• beth Hoffman and daughters of New Cwnberland, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. Bob Blank or Cleveland and Daunt Brinker of Carll)'. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Whittle of Worthington were weekend. guests or her parents. Mr. and :· !4rs. Charles NeuiQIIl, Syracuae. :::Pomeroy... Get -Acquainted ..,..._ pfet t. !ii~r.r1'"tJf 111\lfilfllf)rt tor N>Ueltlon '"' Good Fri- aftemoon, Small were pre~ to Fern !blwalter WSI lql_!iatod oaeb of !he' boys: their &UOBI&, Into Oteii!Or Council 323, Jlaugh. and the den mothers, by Mn. ters ot America, when the coun. Gertrude llfllchOll, andMra. IJor. ell met Tuesday night II the boll. othy Jenldno aoolsted eadl of Doria Koenig, eouneUor, 111'0· tho boys In calling sn out<>!· sided at the mooUng willeh open. otste operator. ed In rltuallllle form with 30 On tile tour were P e r r y memberl attending. It waa an- Cloe, Rlc!Q' SOylor, Ricky Me. nounced that a practice will be Knlght, Mitchell 0tapma11, Ken. held at the next meeting lll'ep. n;y lloflman, Tommy .klhnoon, aratoey 1o receiving the national Gene 110011, RickY Taylor ot Doll and Jtate otrtc'en. All!lo announa I; Grei!Dl'l' Smith, llann7 Wlll, ced was a meetin& ol the Past Mathew DUlard, Bnaee R e e d1 COuncUors Club to be held at &idle SIIIIXI, Keith Ba1Je,y, and the holl Wednellda.Y night. David Harris, of oen 3; Johnnie Reported at the meeting was and Msey Ann Hollman, L 9 r I the IUneos ol Golda Wolle, Mary Woods, and Rielly Smith, and the llayes, and Mae Spencer. Elza den mothers, Mrs. lllerry John~ Osborne was reported seriousa son, Mrs. Wynona Holman, Mrs. 1,y Ill at Doyton, AudroY WOOd&, and Mro. Drea· The audiUng report was made ms Smith. by Helen Wolle and accepted by the council. At the conclusion ot the meeting, a silent auction was ~t::::::::::=:~:::::::::::::;:::: ::::::::::::::.;:::::::::;:::: ;: ; : \;~ hold by the Good ol Order Com. mlttee with proceeds 1olllllng 1!8.25. part. I ng 10 Size", Mr., Ted Reed will l >e discussion leader follow trw the 1 1resentation. Refreshments by 1.he second grade mothers. Ope~ !I ... I .r1g Clag ceremony by Cub ~out I Psek 218. '· MEIGS COUNTY Salon 110, 18 and 40, Monda.Y, 8 p. m. at FRIDAY MANAGERS and parents of home of Mrs. George Mowrey. players of Ma&an Ba.seball Assn., TUESDAy to meet at Mason Youth Center LADIES AUXILIARY Lew 1 8 Frldi.Y, 1 p. m. ' Manley Post 263, Am;rican 1.&HIGH SCHOOLdancepartyFri- , gion, 7 p. m. Tuesday at Rutland First ~Ust Church. ~ from 8 10 II p, m. at the MIDDLEPORT BlPW C 1 u b Wahama High School auditorium. Open to public. Jays will emcee. Tuesday, 6:30 p. m. dirmer at Martin Restaurant precedes meeting tn the gas oCfice. p~ gram by the emblems and Ceder'SATURDAY SCHOOL SPONSORED t"'f,n ation committees, ~th Fordance Plrt.Y Saturct.y, Pomemy restis, Ch"&1rma'ni '&Pechil gu&st. High School autlltorlwn,Jo.yowlll Mary .Kowlamt., BPW district director, Jackson. emcee. Hours 8 to 11 p, m. POMEROY LIONS Club, reguAPPLE GROVE Church aer"" lar meeting, Grace Episcopal hlK Public plate lunch SuPPer1 Letart Falls Communi\)' IIIII Church, 6:30p.m. Tuesday, Silec· ial program planned. · Sltur~, &tartl"i at s:so p. m. WOMAN'S SOCIETY of Chri .. chicken or ham With pie, coJ.. Uan Service, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. fee, $1.25. United Methodist Church. TUESDAY JUNIOR CHOIR prsetlce, 10:30 MISSIONARY SOCIETY, Pvm· a. m. Slturday, II Sl. Paul Luthoroy BapUot Church, will meet eran Church. EUR mf!rRICT Youth Fe~, Tuesday st 7:30 p.m. at the lowsbljl meeting, Solur~. 7:3(1 church. New officers wBI be p, m. at Mornln& Clture~ • 'Installed. Mn. Carver WUlfams Youth from South Woboter to ble and Mrs. Cottrill will be hoapreBtnt to show slides of tbel r tesses. A cancer mm showing missionary triP 1o Haiti. Relresl ~ scheduled for the meeting hl8 ments to be served. Public w~ !- been 110 otponed. come. RUMMAGE SALE, base1n~nl of tho Pomeroy First Ba/111 81 Chureh, Thursdo.y, Frl~ i nd RUMMAGE SALE Sllurd&,y In of PvmeJW Firat B 'P· till Otureb by Yount! A d u 1 t Class. · SUNDAY CONFIRMATION, Trlni\Y U nl.. ed Cbureh ot Christ, 10:25 a.m. Palm Smdoy, A lOUr of th~ Ct ~.~"11 Telepllc/ne Co. ••• tal!en b,y bof• ~ Dolls ·I iitll a· 'ol Pvmill'oy CUb SCout Paek il48 Wednefdl3' \ Personal Notes ) mT HOUSE . . SALES- S RVICE POTWCK SUPPER, &mdt y at United Mathodiot Cbureb, 6 p, m., lollowed b.Y last of. aarlloa or Lenten evenlni preachq i .,..... Ieos 11 7:30 p, m. Frank Vau &han llltlker tor e•enlt1J. POMEROY "'IJJIEN., G o II Alln., 2 p. m. Sunday 11 l'o.,. oroy Golf Courae. AU lntora •lied W!Miten Invited. MONDAY MEIGS CHAPTER, lltlllbled American Veteran• to obf i8ne 'tOth .........11')' . . , . . , u tbe DAV Hallin POm-. ~ 10r It -•Y ro m. vlto<L SUPPERS·· . .:· CROW'S .:· ,•, STEAK HOUSE • About 225 known species of woodpeckers exist worldwide, except In Australia and Mada· gascar . Home of the Fabulo111 SANDWICH Order By Phone And Toke '(ni Hilmt f92.5432 Candy Special CHOCOLATE DROPS· ·· ·29t lit. Huntlretls of Fontostic Buys DAL& S. IAXTER BIG CASH SAVINGS WILL IE HERE ·l~l The evenlrw: ttars are Mar• and J"'lter. Order From Us Today . Flowen reflecl the be1uty of Euler. Select corsages, beaull· ful potted plants featuring . lilies, hyarangeas, azalelll, mums. Lovely cut , ,6w~•· Ar· tificial f!T&ngemenlf. · , l ; ~~ ' j Ph. 992-2039fod•y I. e GIISGN REFRIGERATORS e HlRDW1CK G~ •1111 ELEC. RANGES e KITOIEN .AID DI$HWASHE6 e ZENITH RADIO IIIII TV ~k .. WlireiiiiiC.lor ' - Margaret &. sauer, 36 St., Middleport, Ohio. Extea Detergent According to plumbers, it a good Idea to help clE drains by running very I water periodically In yc ·water pipes. ··:···:·:··· ··:::·::·:·: /,rlnf J]fll!elry finietlto @/mAion 1.00 up are old f•· llhloned oornforlable kind. See tbem In ottr window. r..- quarter. The morning star is Venu1.. •Ill' hi,!! ·~ ' me?'' "When tiiO)o plorclil ,HlhW out c~e woter and blood. j brok., ibeitt), He dletl Iii' cl pll<e oo we 'CoUld be w' through HI& deatH. ~ f "He conquered delaUt ·t.fttt,. f. ; and Sltln lnci triumPh .... ~ : and It I& for 100 and mO f6-~ 1 : cept Hbn by love and faith I ~ ; obedience. "Hallelujah, He Is risen.,. God, · c. ""' 1111 TIUnk "--na 01 New Sprlna lum""' Fabl'lcl lo• Luxurioua Mill CUllom by 96th ~ of i~68 With 270 to Collow. The moon ls il'l its first i!il~=:~;~~~, knOW fiJ made tho · ~ in Him. Ql ·Cor, out on ·the c:rost, ...... Jl!l Springing on the scene smart jewelry to complement your Easter finery . Se~ our com· plrte selection now April 8 By United Preu ~rnationa.l Today La Frl~, .ill>rU 5, the be!"l!l•·:''ln EASTER EXTRAS! Minerals in Water Minerals tn water cause a film on clothes, making them still and nonabsorbent, dull bi'lght colors, turn whites to gray. More soep or detergent not only is wasted In this case bttt will further stick in the clothes and also clog drains. Often It is necessary to add a water conditioner and use less soap. Many housewives use more soap or detergent than tbey need. "He •·.: ba..- •. ;r' 349 • Member Fed !eul ROI!<lrv• ROYAL OAK PARK flooring ;:..~.om:'.":; ~.:~· I ~ Tuelflfl y alter · ~oa'litr been eall· 0t1 he~ e by tho tWll! of. lflelr lather~ Henry ~ta. While·here thO)' 1'lolled with Mrs. Flora Balle71, Mn, JMelj Franeil, and Mr, a nd Mrl. Slnlord Thomas. JtJtm aut• enters the U. S. Army ' on Moy 15. I . Mrf and Mrl. c.~. WIM, Jr. atnd lVolter Cornette of Waver. I)'; ~~. J. Chapman, Joe Fill· do~~ •seh, Lou Ford, and 1103 BrlSiiB attended the tuner a1 of M[rsJ Eva Davis, mother at C, J. , Dl•vla, Kyger Crookpillnlem. jliloyt 1. Funerol ..rvlcea were Ito old' at the Tubbs Funeral Home at! Waynesvllle. lol r. and Mra. Robert ·Harris of C:Oiwnbua wore via. it~or 1 of his tatheri R; W, Bar ri &.i Nlr. and Mrs. WWiarn Crln. er· were recent visitors in ~ lngfield with Mr. and Mro. Ch- 'rlea Bush and &0111!1, Greg and Nlek. lllr. and Mrs. C. M. Slntlle of ~eld were weekend vial"! ~• In Mldtlloport with Mr. and Mi ro. William Ault and other rei· ~lveo. , Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Wise, J1 ·. have returned (rom a bualJV .,ss triJ) to Clnclnnad, Madls on, Ind., and LoulsviUe, Ky, calendar FRIDAY ,N.IGHTS 5:00 tlo 7:00 Farnt.ers Ban ' ":!'',.:l f::'!·at-=. : Chlt!·lto Pomeroy, Ohio W. L'lar, Owner . ~~ ,, . . lira. Burkett opoko of a relt period which violet• go through and mted that at lhls tlmo the lft!Ounl of water should be _.. crllaed. lllelhoda of propliiiJon ' were dtaeuaaed and the spelker opoke oltho leal cutting u the most popular, She said that new cuUI11JB should be started In bolled water with vermiculite. Mrs. Betty Cline dlsplo.yed the arrarcement of the month - a llorol Piece or toroythla and daf· todila suitable for a dining room table. Mrs. Roacoe Wise was a guest and won the traveling.Prize contributed by Mrs. Burkett. The Easter theme was carried out In the tlble appolntmonto snd favors. Rerreshments were served byllr&.. LlmbertandMrs. Pratt. . Jat.IHt 1 ,Staato, llatloned with tl\o IJ~ . S. Nav7 at lifUI Die..,, ·;,·:·s~~·;~~··· :· · :· · · · · · · ·• • Co. o,,.,. ·,~J 1-6 Sunday Open 9·5 waeltly 263 Wool Molin St. ~I .,..,. experience aev. BOGGS EOUIPMBIT \ ' ·,J - '~""' · Mro. Gr""p Prll!. pnaldenl, hid ebar,ce of the bulllness .se~ lion. Memberi rillPOiiilld to roll call with tho Dllllel ol tolll&e sui~ lble tor o&e In florol arramenta. The verse of the month Wll glven by MFS. John w,rner. "Care ot Atrtcan Violet a" was the toPic of a talk given b,y Mrs. llclward Burkett. She sugguted that tor beat growth plsnta be placed tn a miXture of.P,at mou, sand, and toU and ~ moist In a -ature of -een 60 and 70 degrees, Liquid food was recommended once a week during blooming period. "''"'"~ .- with a · · ·WElL . p.-.r. """'m'"' .,. REMEMBER ' lJii!;TED ,;.:rk 'ri. H. Iii.; . Worabl!>, 10:25 i. m, a. ;I 0> liOn. ·m., · olne!Dr, Sen!\"' cholrrthooraal, Thllr8day, 7:30P.m., llrli,I'JDI ~- -....... .. Nelle, ..,_.__,_• .Lauu.-_._,, •lUI. day, B11JY Bee qulll(l1J (ll11y In church SOClaJI"'DDD. RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST_ 'Ehv,, w. carter,· paa- eadtStmda,y. ·]. ·""'~~' tor. S\nla,y School, 9:30 a. 111:.; · POR11.A!iD METHODIST ro-m\lllon and wor•ht .. IIJ'Yiee, Rev, John w. Klmbler1 -· 10:30 a,. m.,; Prl,yer meOtbc, S1nlaY School, 9,ao 7·.·· p. m. v. II. Bra- ship aenlco, 7:SO p. m. ....., .. Iey I ........ "'"" I OAK GROVE M~ • .. 10w:.o .11111:.o1"" medlat~l' lhtM-•fter for turnllhinl: ..,........ ~u.... _ M ' . rit is a Jolin w. Kimbler, pulor.~ Spring is so much .lliBf CHURCH_ SOndll.l'Scbool tho motmo!"" Ia· Mothodla!YwlhFellowohlp,SUn· CHFSTER -•· bot for the neeulinr and COAikUC· Rev -arl ETHODIST A. c·- ........ Sehool, 10:30 L m:.; WC~~:Ihlp miracle, enacted' agalQst , .qays. , · .. m., mornil1J --hlll.. -- dsv 6 n m Sunday eve nl- - · · • ~ -~. ,..._, . 1-nv&., tlon Of p-•~t .No. 80l~tate gt Owu. ' I ·- • ,. • ... ·- cH~TER.· wor·"·, 9 a. m,,· Hrviee, 9:30 a. Dtt, ftrl'tl and U:J ,• 0 , L m,, '!;'.,.."'"' -••'"" worshiP,· ner.utment of Eduntton, comprtnd obi• 7••• p. m , OOiclal Board ~ - ... It i8 ~e time of rebirth:; .. 9f . , . k.;Li. of: " .ov ·• SIIDIIay School, 10 a. m.j Mrl. lhlrd Sunday eaoh month. ~ '"'! p, m.; Wednesdlly, Christ'"""" No. • meetlt1J, first S1n1aY of. monlh, Wold •-er, ...... FLAT• . by' Spring i8 Christ's ~~I'Y• . beautlfulli .-~ 't. - Crusaders, 6:30 p. m.. Conttnu,rtion of a New BIJ]l WSC:S seconcl M-....., -..~ .... (J. ~ ZJO,lj CHURCH OF CHIUst Scbool Bulldlq 6 P.m..; WOODS:~... Cllureh SclJool, Sunday, pture. It is all the teaclii!IP of the ' po. prayer meeting,- 7:30 p.m. , ProJI!ct No. a month, 7:30 p, m.; EJcanor Cir- 11 a. m,, ~- Bal'•, ...... ~... Pomeroy • Hsrrlsonvllle Rl>ad. !•,:1-_UIIIII....., ..:.......••, choir pr•-tt'ee, p, Alterations to Exiaunr ~utla!Ml I ----• _ ·• Cl .,.,..., 1.1 ~ "' 12 to reality, spread out gloriously for you to see. Eugme Un<lerwood, paetor, K..,. . 1 .... EJementai"J' SchDol c e, IRft..VI-.a .LnDrouf13; SIS sbil HI'Yiee alternateS With AI~ m. R. Eugene GUI, pastor; Phil ProJett No. 3 third Wednesday. Afternoon Cir__ .. and F'~.. ·~... In her sweet, new loveliness, touches the world, Gro"'r, &mdlly Sehool ~ • A.lteratioiUI to Z:Uitlnt 8IUI1Iur7 u~ .__ ;xcn ~ School, 9:30 o. m.; li'ol'WIM, ~t. . Element.ary School cle, second Thursday afternoon. C!....l•v ...-t.... _ __._ ol .you with the Chrlst-llke,spirlt. If your vision has been A'l three proJ«ta w1n ~ btd u Choir practice, 7 p. m. WedDes- ~....,- m-•w• or ........ ~. &li!P servlee, 10:30 L m. iiln~ rump 111m bidl for uch brand' of each week. dullec!, she gives you t!Je chance to s~ arain II!Ore 1 , DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRJSr evenirw service, 1 p. ·m. Prayer -ftlnnle Russell, pQtor. Nor- wO:r.i. ar.e btln• taken on the Bran· d~TWMETHODJSTCHURCH GRACEEPJSCOPAL-E.Main brightly ·than ever. ' , ; . .: : ; 1JDID C. WUJ, &uPt, &mday Scbool eh•• of Genenl Co!Uitnletton, PlUmbst., Pomeraf - Sundi;y WOl'lhtp meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p, m, 1:30 I. 114 ,. Worsa.:,.,..... aervice, tnt:, Heatlna and VenUhtllnl. Eleetru - Po~Jleroy. Ciurch School, 9:15 aervl.cee., 1 1d:•,330 I. m, wltb 1....... Palm Sunday is here again. Never before have .the Wur.k. Kltthen Equipment, lhtal Wor .... '-._ service 1 10 30 ._..,. 10:30 a. m. Chrlstian Endeawr Cu•won.. Met-.1 Locllen, E•PIInded a. m.~ .,....., . : • leaderl, doors of the Church seemed to .stand qtrlte so Ope)l j • •. , ......_.. nlng "'"' Box """"· s.... eu,_ MYF, 6 p.m.Cho!rpractiee, 7:30 SEVENTH DAY AD'~ ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· r-"'...., eve • and 'Owm Divider Curtain and Elewec~nes~.... n..&.u ,__.ted • ~..,. an ......I - • M--'so ready to receive you. Never lias the lea,on of ever" . Yetor. Ia IICCordance with the plant I'· m. 'WIJ• raiiUC UIU c........~~. n-..- Mulbe"""" ---~v. IN' _ .....,. wor-OF CHRIST' 1 •~~ these services, Glen "~"' 'w"-"" .. , hlp 9 o ....... •-•~ lasting life . ! . .Christ's lesson .•• been eo poignant. and lpet:lficatlonl prepared b)' SU · w a..-.... Heigb•• Roed, north J " _ . _ _ . , . I 1 a. m.; ............., U\:IIUUit KENO CHURCH <"-an MeCaln, superi-IL. llvan, Itaac• ud S\IWvua, 1800 Bead· Hlle •-•,...,.,r • .... Crew S S. "'" w ,_._... 1"·30 There will be new richness in ;four life If you wilhtruat '"'"""" 'I.'Wf."UI Ina Road. Clnt'innatl, Ohio 41015, s, muumo.o= • ugu I • Memorlal Holgital. Phillip Gagv; .. m. Senlees weekly at 9:30 a.m. and on rue 1n the affln of the Sv.P" S..,t. Mrs. JuneVanVranken,orST. PAUL'S LtrrHFBAN -32 in the Church. In your soul there can be eternal spl\lng, i sm[., '"·· - v•. :: , .. """RGANIZED CHURCH OF ertntendent or PuW.Ic hwtructioll. ....... rst; Mrs. n.,.+.,Rawn--a,mu- er, pastor. Wedbesday, 7:30 p. "---..a St. _ •• ~... ~ Room No. eu. Ohio Jlell;~:rtmentl &Gill .....,...., ..... 'll!o Bible..,...., and--meet E.. ~.., ' ""\IU'eroy" . - - , and all t~ bleakness, questioning and doubt cad 'be . • -u• m., """" r~• School, 10 Lm.; WorBhipaerv1ce st of ..... ~.... r D a y Bultdtnr. a south Front Street • c o- ale tllre~r. """' J 81US Chrl -•ft-.t i Road JumbuJ, Ohio 432U, end. the oUiee lng. Saturday: Sehbath School, erased from your heart forever. ' Salnta, Pun.&G.LKI - Rae ne • of the Clerk of tb~ Meli:a Local DbPOMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- 10 .... - wnr•W .. 9., L m 11 L m. ~.-• .., Schoo1 9:30 a. m. ·, Morn- trl<'t Bond of Ed.ueatson •t tile Jobn :o)\1 ....; _~~A~q~, :~ " SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH.._..., "' ll.iddieport H111h Scbaol BuUdlnl, Carver Williams, pastor. FIRST lJrliTED PRESBYTFR• q Worship, 10:30 a. m. Sunday South Third Aveeue. Jl.lcldleport, Wlles, Stu1cQy School Superin- IAN CHURCH_ MlMleport. Rev. Rev. Paul A. Sellers, pastor •Sun· s-far ........, I.I.Q L.uke lulr.t ._... Lw. · ~ LuU -1; ~ lervice at 7. Wednesday Oh~~P1!!1'!f plan• and •peeWCaUol\l tendent. Sunday ScOOol, 9:30 L Howard Ruppelt, pastor. Junes d83 School, 9:30 L m,,BfnQuil.. 19::1:1-38 20: \~.26 21 : ).9 12;:14-:V 22 :39-4. 23 :13-26 23 :32-49 f"... evening 11rayer service, 7:30. md propotal blanD. toptber with m.; M~ worsblp, 10:30 a. Buchanan, SwJdly School ·~...... r.. enberry, supt. Mornlrw worsbl,p, ~~ k J Ul1 further tntormaUon dear-4. mAJ .....10 :SO 1. m'' fir~ and lhlrd SUn.. Pastor, Elde r Fr~aC • UUI" be .ecured from the office of tbe m.; BYFI 6 p, m. Blble ..,...,, ~~ inlendeiL &nfQ School. 9:30 M \till t \till t '3!V t t \ti7U ~ t _'itlv :·~ ~ t <ltV t t.rt, t.re~~l~m':iun~ ~~~~. :' !rc~ Wednesday, 7 p.m.~ Choir jll'ae- L m. Worship Service, 10:30 day~ueaehrvlmonth; EveSOn1t1J evanWith the hope It will, In tome meuure, foster' iiild·holP sUitlln thatllhich Ia &OOIIID famll; litd RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF made pay•ble to the A.rclllteet. tlce, 8:30p.m. Wednesda,)'. a. m. Choir JI'Kdce, 7:30p.m. gell....e se ce, : P• m., seeeommunlQ' llle, thlo feature Ia IP<JIIIf>red ~ !be bullneao firms and orpnllfltlonl Wlloae DllllU"" ~.__...v Scbool Upon receipt of a requelt, aeeomond and fourtb Sllrxlaya.. THE NAZARENE -~..., pani~ by a depoeil a• .Mmed above, • ..-.coT R W CI'IMIJ• BETHANY EVB CHURCH pear below. • ~ 9:30 L m.j Mornilw Worship, the AM"hltKt wUI forward Mpies MT. UNION BJU" .LP - ev. ' FORE'iT RUN METHODIST. -.., •"l""! .· m.·, .,_,_ Worship, or bk141nl documen1a u named- ta cecil CnY .... ....._ Sunday Sehool Rev. W-ll G • ~er, £.0-.. ..., ..+Rev. Palal A.. Sellers, putor• -l:,o'IOIUI4!i the prccedtna: pararuph. ...., ..ao....-u PI·-· lll 7:30,p.m. Prayer aentces,7:30 oeposu will be retu111ied upon the superlntement, Larry Clark. Worship service, 9 a.m.; SUD... Mo~worsldp,9:30a.m.;Sun' ' n m. Wednetd"'v, Sund•v School return of plaftll aM wedfleatlollll Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; SundBY ' ·-· Seltool, 10 ........ ··-. _.. day School, 10:30 L rn. Blythe ..., ....,. in pod. eondltioll and wl.th potbJ~ 'IMV" '"'I."'""" DU • r a-v.o .... _. C!• ...., outh SU»erintendent. Pauline MeCUn- or ••P"• cbargea prepaid w:lthiD evening worship, 7:30; Wednes- Nease, SQDL ··~~·· ~ Y Fellowablp, Lincoln • MereU!')' • Comet • Eoglilh toek. Pastor, Rev. Morris M. =n~ ~~!tri"-no~a~ ~~u= day pra.yer and Bible ltudy, 7:30 POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 6:30P.m. Wolfe. e4 UP,!!:~ retyra o_f ctocuJD.entl at a . p. m., "' • " . • "~·' "·~ NAZARDiE - Rev, Kenn .. th C~f:.t:L ElJB CHURCH~~~~.: ·&5·NJ·Cl:oart !L -.~1)<. .1 ~1 1 •;..;..~ .J.Iu be ac.;.,..,i Dl•d tw -~J~ · , · ·~· I Plent, -J)BID .. ~ seW~, Paul ' 'Setltra, pallor.~ a contrac-t btfld 1n an amount~':!_' SlJTTON METHODIST9:30a.m., Jbomtb1 Walburn, setiod; 9:3o'Lm.;WB¥MRou'Ah, to the total "'m of the propou ... .....; Jolm W. Kbnbler, pastor,. Sun- •·- Worohlp oervlee, 10 ••30 a. SUpt. Momil'll worship, 10:30 a. ...,... -. . - - -· du:ltnl all •del allemat... tuppon... 1 e Po-r of AttorneJ for \he baiUI- • day School, 10:30 L m.; Worship J;'uer,....,.l'~ · 7 30 m,, second and fourth SWxla,yS rl. ttae m.; "'"-"&"' ~c serVJ.ee, : . ' atent, a Certificate f rom ins service 9•30 1. m second and eaeh mordiJ. Evenl._-evangelistle Departmenl ot lnJUrence authoriliDI ' • ., p. m.; ~er meetiJw:, WednesSOle• - ALUS CHALMERS - 5eey!ce u.e surety Bondllll Company t.o do fourtb Simday eaeh month., ....., 7 SO HI'Yiee, 8 p. at.. second and third suretJ Buelnesa ill the S\ate g~ Ohio. CHEW.ER CHU ....,-, : p.m. C! •....t ..... ol b month Farm - -stria! - Lawn &< ~~:I and a current 11nanelal •tttement o;~l ".1 RCH OFT HE SYRAC\SE CHURCH OF THE ~-v-• eac • Tqlpero Plains Pltooe 6J , the surety Bon41DI CGm11any. The Nazarene -Rev. Herbert Grate. NAZARENE -Rev. A. E.. Miller, ENTERPUiE EUB CHURCfl..,. boftdl •hall be on the fonn approved W Rev. Menze ~~-~ by the state Board of uuc:auon pastor. orshiP servtce_lla.m. l)l&tor, Robert Stewart, &mdl)' gmwu, r-wr.......,.. 1Form 4J.t.frl, whleh thbonb~dd•~ha~ and 7:30 p, m., Sundl,y. SWtda,y Sebool Supt. S&mday School, Spencer, Stp:.; Eldon Weeki, be far with returned to e . ltoo1 , g: 30 a. m. Char1BS B'· •· •t. W-"· ca.e the contract ll awarded to 111" SC .1-r ela&HB for all agtl, 9:30 a.m.; .aal .,.._..., oervlces, 9:30 other bldd.tr. A 1Jl'1)poUI lballl be sell, SUI)t. Richard Barton. as- Morni""' Worship, 10·,30 a.m.·, a. m.; St.mday School, 10:30 L 1 valid and not considered 1111 eu a ' •..,. Youth Fell owoldp, •·30 ~ m tbe rorrn apprO't'ed bY the sistant supt. Pra,er D'"tlrw, NYPS sunday 6:30 pJD.i Evan· 111. u; p.m. 11 Kentuck)' Fried Chicken'~ ., ... J. State' Board of Ed,ueaUon. ,.,lth ltu~ Web""'a" 7·30 p. m -listie Service (!,-..~ .... 7:30 p. Evenbw aenlee, 7:30 p. m.; ' ,, . fltlent pretin, in a JUm ec~.ua --.,-, • • ... ~II,IIIJ y-~ holr 6 SO edne Pomeroy 1 : the total• tum of tbe propo~at . 1' HARIUSONVJLLE PRESBY- m.·, Midweek Pnyer meetlns: ' uuw• e p. m. W •...,.~~ wUh 111Ch propollll, nor unlerl 41¥ 7:80 p• m • ..• m, proPCII•l and bond are flied In TERIAN- Howard ~t,pasWednesday 7:30 p.m.j Million~to Lincoln se. 1 ~ · , 1~J!l~ltsso, onl aealed envelope.,. d ddre•· tor Mike Epple, Sun~ ScOOol ary Meetfrw second Wednesday MORNING STAR EUB - ReY, 8141 are to be teal an • • .u Men--• ~~"' -rifttoo Ld.o. IItle . ' ' " t.o lhe Clerk of the Melli Loeal ~ Sunday Schoo4 of eaeh montb 7:- p.m. -.. ...,_., .,._.,... <MDI , SdiOQI Dlatrtct Board of Education . W , .. 7 30 THE RUfLAND COMMUNITY ~~ Fred Smith, Aas't. SUndt¥ ; ~ state or Ohio omce of the 9:30 a. m.; Church orshw, : School, 9;45 a."'"-" u...-a-wor .. ~rk of lhe M•IIP ukal...~~oos!:b:i p. m. CommunJcanta class. S!t- Church- Rev. Amoll 'I'lWI, pal•. .., lftiNII&llli • trict at tM llldclleport ~..... tor. sUnday School, 10 a. m.; ship, 10:45 L m.; Prayer meet-:. ' 2 .., . .. "· Bullt'i.inr. ~oth ~~:nuePla':!~ urday, p. m. ,.............. Wonhlp servlee, 11 a.m.; Wed- trw, 7:30 p. m. 'J1undv. Youth. •. die'::· 11 the out•lde "Bld• for PreachlQil:, first and third.-......,- DBidar fZ'IYtl'' ~~ 7s30!Jt. .~UowlblJ, ?:30F p. m.SUnday.· ' m•r .0 •. Contract." of month by Charlea Rul!lsell at m.; N..UJ.~; .....,.._old.w,"•,-.' : \ocm'RCH 0 CIURST _ lolld· · The- llelil LoCal School Dllltid .,......, ,....., ""' -, .,., nu.m... of ldouuon with tb• •PP"'· 9:30 L m, . sYRA~'mE rotST tmKD ~.; and Main. Jack ~ tile superintendent of Publle BRADFORD 1 CHURCH OF PREsBYTERIAN_ \;\.U ,...,., "" ...,., to ... ROY. ~ . , ;~, _ •Bible Seltool,, ~~ IN:~o~ au bidt. CHRIST- Charles JuueU, Pal- H. S'"'u--, --'-. Worship,' 9 a. . , ;; ~ . ·,.. worlhlp, 10:8d,t~. , .. /' ;tee IY oP TH• tor Rl hard Gilkey SUpt. Sun 'wuuua. .,..,...... IMIIOI SCHOO' • C ' • I. Sunday Seltoo1 10 I. m,• m,J '~ -lhlp, 7:30 p, IDol DIITaltT .oAaD OP day School, 9;30 a.m.; Mornllw: Blbl; study and praier semee' Prp aenlct, Wedneldl,y, 7'f• ' \; .. ~~uet.~~. MCCeMAI. Worlhlp, 10~30 a. m,.; EvenlJw ~ednesday, 1 ,_ m. ' m,-in. Rlulln MOyer, Plltol'~~1 · ~· · FAMILY RECREA110N r . 7 '' c•iu oF THI ""'"' worobip, P.m. WedDOsdayBihle EDEN IJNlTEil BRETHREN IN CHURCH OF THE NAZ,IIIENE · ~:~~~ ="=~c:~~~ICT study' 7;30 p.m. -~' - · CHRIST - Elden. R. Blake, pa... -Middleport. Rev, Audr1~J-, . ~~ llH1h '" .,. ' " JEHOVAH'SWlTNiliSES,Lar· tor, SUnday School, 10 1. m., JlO-,LOttorTaylor,So4)1;5un•J'be 6nt budget priced per· FOR U.•l 1'l' Carnahan, -ldifWmlnlster, Wlmle . Holalnger, aupt. Mornil1J day SeliOol, 9:30 L m.; Morning manently installed 8 ft. wide ,., Home s. aeu lll'open.,, beln 1 . , Sundi.Y: Bible lecture, 9:30a. lD.i aermon, 11 a.m. Eventrw serv- Worabip, 10:30 a.m.; JUnlOI"~ viayl flooring with a comfort 1:1 acre• more or leM •ltuated 111 Watch Tower ........ 10•30 a. m_ • ele Chri..u-c-a..- 7•30 p. eiety, 6:30, 1). m.,· NYP!ii: 6•t5 p. Letart TOWRihlp, Meip; Co\lnty Ohio, .,........,, • ., . DMiYI aMt;~wo.,.., • ·.::1~ • core of vinyl foam. wm be 10kl to lhl bilhett bidder WedneiCia.y: Bible study, 7 p.m. m., Mra.l..yda Chevalier• presl- m. &lxly EYqell.Ue meet~Jw, ··.COrnfortAor Vinyl gives restful at tbe olftee ol I. B. O'Brien. 1ttor- Thurld•v• Minl.st:r)' achool 7 p. dett ~ Hl"Vlce and Nrmon 7:30 p.·D'L Prayer m)etbw, Widn~y at law, IOOYJ Court Street Po·· ...,. ' • ....... , ' i:itn · · ';1 Qour<h comfort underfoof Millions of mero,., Olio at 10:00 a.m., 'nlun· m. Service meettrw, 8 p.m. 8:20. Mid-week prayer meet.. nesda,y, 7:.u P. Jil. · 992-2641 ~· • b'ny air cells form a soft hland~~•t ~=-r: ' MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST- it~:, Wedneld&,y~ 7;30 p. m.,Mrl. THE S~_v~11~ ARlO' -JA.. , •;· b:t of vinyl foam which give!! pniMd nlve of tt.-.oo. For tur: Miller St. - EYeriKIII Weekley, Mazie Holal...-, elan leader. "'lY RQ" 8;; WlrdiW, Clftlcer In • ~ ~ every step. Comfortflor tiler '=!:I::Uo:_,~ ~=!':trtx pastor. Bible stDoly cluaes,SaD... POMEROY LOWER UGHT ebarce. ~, ' 10 Lll.,~ y.IC)Und conditions your floors ~~ .......... _ I. a~>. day, 10.Lm. wor.sblpandpruchc Cbtlreh - Harrl-llo11oed - .... m~J.J0:30 ...... , ib" warmer tool The 5uper' •· a. ........ lng, 10,55 a.m., SUnday evening Rev. Ro.Y Taylor, paaU>r, Nora day Se-. ~ l'eople'l ~ _;· ~ :'t®lh ~inyl wear la yer pre- ..., '"" ...._ oervlee, 7:30. Bible llludy Hartman, s, S, SUpt. SUnday glon, 7 p, "'1.~ mliiiii!IJ, ~~), ~s 1ts beauty. Reautiful t l; 4 :t:; t 31 41 411 4 s: 4 T tte classes, Wll!nesda,y, 7:30p.m. Sehool, 9:80 a..m.;Wor•htpaerv- - 7:30 P. m.j ·~, 1 to 311~ " rolors, designs and teKtures MT. HERMAN UNITED leo, 10:30 a. m,; Evenbv wor- m.; Lsdlel ~· ~~ 7p.m. )• · for any det:- . Only BRETHREN IN CHRIST -Rev, lhlp, 7:30 p, ni, Proyer and . . BAl"nll'l' -Mil\• o ,rating ~ elted In enroll!"' co,..t C. &. )jloJ(ooloo tor further Inform• to ·~the . oommtun will PreBtrit a oiate ofodlo · at. th~ . me,Ung were · Initiates f5 and aoked that Ofli'OIIO lnte,. Bqys of Pock 248 To1m Phdne 'Pion! ' ' ' .-SEE " - AJ4-'' ,' ' ' . ... ,. ~ �. _. ' ' \ ' 1,/ '· \/' '':..• ·p'.j :.': ... ·•. ' . ·: : ·' All .lnilrtlo otrtil ht •"" mixtd. Iuiie .,..ctlril .ttr••· Llovld oil,_ • BY OWNER, new lhrM bedroom ~ oondltlaned home: two ear prage, eoi'ner lot. II lnlerested, eal1 ....U. N'l-tlc 1 GARAGE AND BOAT Sale: Saturday. April 6, II noon at the Wll=en Boat Doc:b, Belpre, Ohio, at loot of WalI WILL not be responsible for nut St. t:everal outboard moany debts otller than my own. tors frotl 70 to 100 hp and Kenneth E. Reynolds tools of all deocrlpll0111. I Long Bottom, Ohio l-l>3tp have ma1 y Items too numerous to mention. Luneb wlll WE WILL not be responsible for be served. Not retponalble any debts other than our own . Earl and Minnie Riggs, for aeeld• nts. See you SaturBox 51. Glouster, Ohio 45732. day, 12 ....... Harold Wlleoxl-l>3tp en, owner. E. L. (Red) MD~ er, auctitneer, Phone 423111112. l-Ute HAM SHOOT Sunday, April 7, 110011 to 4 p.m.: '4 hog to be given away. Racine Bashan Emplovment Wanted Road. Sponsored by Racine WOMAN WANTS houll.-1: by Fire Dept. 4-4-3le day or weet, Phone 111-3110. I ) WI-lle I WILL not be resnonslble lor any debts other than my own. Robert E. Barton, 382 E. Second St., Pomeroy, Ohlo. Help Wanted 4-4-3tp WOMAN TO DO llgbt housework and eodt. Live In or out. BAND EVERY Friday from 9 Daytime work. Pllune ggs. p.m . to 2 a.m. (Best Band in 5251. ~. the Area) Shenang Springs Nile Club. 1-+llc MIDDlE aged lady to do gen-. era\ housework. live in; week--j : GUN SHOOT. lltoadrun Rod & ends free . Call 992-2788 after i Gun Club at New Haven Sun- 6 p.m. l-5·3tc 4ay. AprU 7 from noon tn4-4-3tc TWENTY LADIES to help with spring rush of business , partBAND AT JACK'S Club. Happy lime 135. full time $75, ear v alloy Boys. Friday and Sainec4!Ssary . Write to Box 661 • ' !to r,:. urday, a p.m. to 2 a.m~ L. Care of The Daily Sentinel. f l l-l-3tp 4 ROOM and bath unfamllbed •r·,.,.,,, Pboao tca~~. FURNISHED and unlurnlsbed apartments. Cloae to sebool. Phone 992-5134. 111-11-tle N_, FURNISHED APARTMENT. eouple only, 212 9. 5th Ave, 'Middleport 19U4S$. J.lo.lle All Regular Sizes $.12.50 John W. YanMetw FURNISIIED SLEEPING raom oo Main St. In Pomeroy. Ph. -~l-Ife {!uekiu FOUR ROOM house, bath, OD Hysell Run Road. Call 7C. 5113. 1-Utp FURNISHED three-mom aparlment, bath: on South Seeoncl Ave., Middleaort. Phone llrl. Howard Cecil, 119»U2. { ~; RUJOIAGE SALE "" Our Lady of l.melta catbolk: Churdl, Long Bottom, April a thr011811 13, t a.m. to I p.m. dally. Call Grange Hall ot Reno for further detalll, Cl' Yvonne Wells at -.41111. band, Armie Clendenin. on his birthday, April 4, and our mother, Laura Wells on April ti-'tt SUNDAY f.l.lfc Brown's Trsller Ohio. MlnersviDt, l-Ute BAILEY'S GOIBPEL HYMN sing at Church FEMALE HELP wanted' 'Must ~URNISHED TWO BEDROOM of God. Chesler, Ohio. lea: be exoerleneed in drY cleanAPARTMEINT Middleport, taring Rev. Ray Anderson, ing. Aouly between 4 and 5 phone 992-3814. 1-S-tfc llathor and recorder of many n.m.. ABC Cleaners. Mason. W. Va. l-+6tc TWO BEDROOM furnislmd ap'(Oipel · Time Is Salur· day, April 6. 7:30 p.m. Everyartment. utilities , two gentbody Welcome. I-S.31p lemffi ,referred. Rent $6 per In Memory spoiiiiOl'Oif fN LOVING memory of my hus- TIRES?? I FIRESTOfiE D~C\ NEW TRIAD-I~ACI :WJ,LLi I . day includes -three meals at the Martin Restaurant. can 992-9918. Will rent by week or month. 4-5-3te 7: -.\lberl M. Cel, Jlnbr We cannot send a hlrthday For Sale · card, Jlll.lllt You~· hand we cannot touch. For Sale l-ute 110Q!E far sale ID Clifton. FOR EASTER - Toy Wldte Today there 'II be no g~ts and EXCY LENT, elliclent and eePoodle pups. 7 weeks. AKC Beaalllul private borne, for cake ooomical that's Blue Luslnt registered. Cbampion bad<- · THERE WILL be a IUD . - , ehlldren. all 1001111 (thno carpet cleaner. Rent eledrte ground. Phone IIUIII. bodrOOIIII), dlrided balemellt, Smlday, April 7, besiJmiD1 at For tbe .ones we loved so mudl . sbampooer. Baker Fumiblnl . ...., at the Forlod Rim pt., ..,., and·-· Two For In a graveyard oof',,y 1-1-"" Sporllmlll Club. Ev..,..,. .. 1GU 50 • Ill; II s II barn. 64 JOHN DEERE dolor. Phone sleeping 19U374 alter $ p.m. 4¥"' Pruper!J fenced ln. lt11)111re weloome. »4te Where the flowers genMy SLINGERLAND White Marine at lllaDebe Com)IIOII. CIH· wa1•e Pearl Drum Set. includes ton. J.l.at 1946 llUTCK. Custom Eleetra, WILL DO -'"I ot bome: lipLie! the ones we loved so bass drum. snare drum, bass 225. hard top, 4 door. air ...,. pen, pocte41, pea!Dg, hemdearly Tom-Tom. floor Tom-Tom, POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy dillon, power steering, power Ill& allentlmll, ete. Mrs. But whom we onuld not save. high hat cymbol and other brakes. nower seal, vinyl InFreddie 'ftlabel, Muon, mbd.ablnl, "' and up. Stud Sadly milaed by Goldie Clencvmbols. Practically new. ..me. end gniOIIIIng. ~ terior. call New Havtn 8112Pballt M!lllll. J.lNotp denin and the resl of !be ·:>j Phone 992-MU or see at 257 28&. I-J.4Ic •nta. 11 1 11e Wells family. 1-5-ltc Cole St., Middleport. after 5 8PZC1AL PERMANEMTS ,..._ l-l>3te RIDING HORSE. p.m. FOR SALE - 1961 Lark. Good lllu ~ now fiJI. Clotllh condition. tl50. Phone 10Wanted To 8uy llnfOD's Shop, near Salem 91U'm. mz. 4-1-"" Celllor. J.t~e USED FURNITURE for fum. PETS - Black SeotUes, While ished apartment Stove, ,.... Westies. Miniature Schnauzers FOR SALE. or tate ....- Jk'l'· frhrerator, bedroom complete, and Poo11es for Easler. Barl<ments: Tl Muslanf Fastbaek. JOHN FRY prooerlv, Middle· HAPPY HOUR, 8llenonl Bprlnp living room. Call 992-9918 Sat- ::~roo Kennels. Coolville. Ohio. port Hlll, 5 room boule with Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. 'MonAcopoloo blue; IIIII engiJ_le, Phone lifi·!'S4.. 4-S-IOtc urday . 1-~~c 3 ...... groulld. Phone 7414ay t11ru Friday. Ladles night four apeed, Interior same eol11113. <' 1-1;.te or. low mileage. Muat oeU rtef'/ Friday. U-tle •....:;_ .:... GOOD FEEDER Pip, 40 lbH, RATS. MICE, eliminated for!hill week. Thomas R. Bumf PBNIIY - ON!!! 1943 PENNY up, dlreet from ,....,.,..., ever! Get Slar 211! lb., $1.69, side, 8118 E. 'Main St.. Pome- SPF.C!AL STEREO. 1966 Early wa,.., Plclwll, lladavllle, Ebe,.,bacb Hdw. .. Sugar Run roy. American ateroo radio eorn..01 pay tor a brob adjult1-Wip Mill. Pickens. Mlll!lon, Star hlnallnn: Thill ill a beaullfu\ 1111!111 at Pomeroy Home S. Olllo 1m2. Plloae I7I-GII. 1-utp Supply ond Wagner, Racine. 1966 OODGE Che!'ller. ROIId state unit with 4 apeed ~· 1-7-tle 1-6-llp changer. Take over payments New Raven, 8112-2!55. of Ill ner month .or pay balRI£SIDENCE telephono <UIIo- LARGE LOO' or smell a....... , : llllllll: Now, DO Installation sullable far bulldlnC home, or mAL. h•avy, lumn stoker. egg FIVE RIDING hon~es. $100 and ance of $1GI. For free home and mine run. Excelsior Salt dlatp far l!lleftllon ..... will buy moderately prleed demonstration eall 111-3211. up. Arnold Grate, Rutland. Worb. Inc., E. 'Main St., Pohome In flfeip Loeal Sehool · • pbonel. Call our business ofPhone day. 74~11: evenlnu Also have reJIOI'IeBifd atereo District. Write Bos 48, Jlld.. mero~ . Phone 992-31111. tU-lle 747.-5501. l-+6tc In walnut cabinet lor pay· Ike "" delalll. Phone IIIZdleport. 1-J.tle IIJI. J.ti-IJie ments Of $5.11 0< balanee ol MOB~ HOME. ~. e~Dmd COMPLETE r.-tauranl equlp.16.18. 4-6«e ANTIQUES, lumltllre, dllbel, eondHion. Completely furnllhrnenl. can 74%-illl for deWanted mlleeDaneous. llrl. llowanl ed. • 1850.00. Call ggs.5262. taUs. l-+6tc SPECIALS - Baruuiaa. It: lb., DRU'MioiER lor Country & WesCedi, 11110 W. 'Main St., PomtBologna 3 lb~ Ill, Bleadl J11e tern band, play all kind of 10)'. · 141fc SIX ROOM bouse, bath, JOI., 12 rollt ..,.._. Jk· Twomutle, phone ~ . 4-3-31<: ELEcrRIC GUITAR and gas lumaee, '4-aere land, BeclrGom Apt. l'or ,Nnl. Twonllfier. $125. phone aa.tan two cement porebel, one mile Pieee Llvlnll ·•Jtoom llulle. New Haven J.31-4tp beyond Chesler on Rllllte 7. 1311.00. Rei!ll!er 'tor free 'l'ltr· l'hone 1185-4129. 1-4-«p key, 12 lb. « over. M&G FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, alFOOd 'Mattit. Rl. 7, 3 mll'-1 uminum siding. storm win- 1943 DODGE coupe, ..tra good Th• O.len1 Shale Tile 1nd Brick Co. south Middleport. . · 1-4-SI dows, gas lumace, hardwood tires, good meehanleal eoonoon. lllfl{e poreh and lot. dlllon. Call 741-4622. 4-4-lte good cnndltlon $65GII. 111 KOI'I' Bull~ st., Pomeroy, Ohlo. phone .._ POTATOES, Arehle L. Dono- READY • JdS: _.. d.a.: 3'718. J.31.41p hew, Letart Fall1. l-4-31p ered rlcllt tD )'Oiir pNjlel. Fill end . . . trw ~ NINE ROOM HOUSE, 1'4 loll, GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon motea . .,._, ...,.., lloltRacine. Plde MN'IH. Nease, Nease Selllement rosd. lela Read, • Mk Ce., ...... Wl«e part, Oldo. . ••• Phone - 1 . l-44tp •1•1 ··..... -......... - I Sin BusiMII 5el'vktt ,. .. Prld • T•x :.=::: ' :.-=I :fi 10.18 .o3 BUDGET PlllllE i'undltn 111 our th(Jd t1oor butlpt lllop. Biter JPumllure, Mlddltparl. Oldo. 1 • tte 701hcl3 100x14 10.18 .43 750x14 11.18 .4.1 670.15 11.11 .47 PluoRoc...,..lolxdN.,.• N•llonwktt Guerllltl,. m>ERT 'Motoreyele llapllr, .Pomeroy Rome and Auto. 114-TP'C .------· E'"XPIIlR'""'T;-;ENO;;,INE;.;-;TUN!l tiP, $4.111 pllll pl!l'll If needed, EVINRUDE Pomeroy SALES AND SERVICE Rome l Auto. 114-TP'C Ohio bolt and molllr license 16.50 and 18.50 •~LL NEW ELECTRfC ! mom apartment, beaudlul vlew of the river, you beve to aee to appreelate, convenient aD d comfortable. phone lft.62'/l. J.!J.tfe Phone 992-3324. ' IWIIaCiiunry lJ.. .>' ftN:JI:I *' LARGE flve mom and bath apartment, newly del'oralo!d, fumaee beat, Pomerov. Phone 111!2-5311'7. 1·~-tlc Part, •• POMi!RCIY , 5.55 J.IJ.tle TRAILER. AREA WAREHCI\IS& ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig lag, prcowned. A-1 eondllion. llold For Sale new over Pt5. Balanee due EXPBn' $69. BuUonboles, monograms, THREE PIECE bedrooln Illite U,.8$. hend boardl *1!.91 eo., sews on butlons, ete., without Wheel Alignment ......' eurtalnl with. trac:tt attachments. Pay only $1.50 $4.98, revolving elothes dryer per weel:. Phone 11112-2685. $9.98. regular $18: balr dryen . 1-J.tfc $8, regular $1t.llli; go~ I balll $1 doZen, G. E. porllble MUST SELL 1966 Singer. In sweeper $29.11li, Ironing · boonlll beauUiul walnut table: fully 11. baby walkers, ear aeall, equipped to zig .... mono-GUARANTEEDear beds. trainers, and 1111111 gram, fancy design, etc. Usother bargains at Br, yanl'a "" very lltUe. For quiet sale, Budget Shop, IGI W. lllaliL $48, or paymente ol eaeb Open 9 to 5 dady. J.ll.alc month. Phone 1111S-2115. 1-Z.tk SEWING MACHINE, zig ug, used three months. WID 81111 UVE BAIT, 24 hour aelf-for $47.53 eash or payniOII'Is SupDlv Wltlt Ovalo vlee. File's, Third St., MJd. of $$.85 per month. Will l•rlrlll GUAIIANTEED dleport. 1-J.lJie to home for lrial. Phone •s1838. 1-: 1-fle ONE UPRIGHT Bogart Plano . CaD 949-%171. l-ute 1966 EARLY Amerlean Slei roo. SOUTHERN PLANTS, order This set has AM & F'M ra dlo, now, eabbage, tomatoea, pep- 4 speed automatic ree ord changer: lovely finllh, : juat pers, sweat potatoes. Phone 992-2788 like new. Take over p ayMS-83, Cherles R. llarrll. ments of $7.81 per month or Portland. Oblo. J.IJ.30tc pay 1129.38. Try II ID )'llllr home. Phone ggs.g, FOR CUSHION COMFORT Reel Estate For S.le 1-1-' !tc Knapp Shoes, Cliff's Shoe Jle. pair. 'Middleport. J.21.301e ELEcrROLUX SWEEP!m :S, rug washers, polishers a nd FOUR ROOM bouoe, bath, lull ROtrrE 7 AT HOBSON. C room basement, garage. Two year genuine parts, eaU 99UIII•. J.l$-30 lp . bouse, bath, gas fllrnlee and old home. Phone ggs.2121. cistern, needs repalrl, 2 ac. S-21-tk res, good loealion for two house trailers, 331 ft. front. age, asking $1$110. TUPPERS PLAINS ON ROOTE 1 - 1141 story I room home, ! bedrooms, bath, two ear IS F..,ILY DAY AT garnge '24x30' one acre level' lot. Property In ..,... eontlllion, $10,1100.00, POMEROY - EABI' 'MAIN 9 room frame, S bedrooma Relox in a pleasing at· two baths. ean be I apart. mosphere, enjoy our menlo, fUrnace beating, base•uperb food with the ment. garage, larJt lot ID familv this Sunday. good nelghllorbood. front and back porches, modern ldlcben and bath on first floor. Flnanclng ean be arranged. BAILEY'S -RE..~TA.IJRANT . 110.1100.00. · ·211 I, Moln pttONI 992-"74 PMMtOJ' VIRGIL or 1IELII!N TEAFORD . Dolly 5:311AM to 1::10 PM-I.....r 7:111 to 7:to. For lent Public Sale llrlr ....... 411scou" t nuw. - FAST JI'AR'M T7RE SERVICI!:. Pomeroy Borne IIIII' AulD. tl~ lnsur1nee Hockingport, Ohio· AUTOMOBILE tnourane6 ltell eaDeeDed? Loll J'lllr operet. or'l lleense? Con 191-M. PHONE 667·3370 lluslnell Servlllll LOGAN FIRE lr BAFI !:'!"\' EQUIPMENT. sales and ,,.,.. ~lee. Pomeroy, Olllo, RD I, opeelal prlees .., utlngulshen lor ~~~. trallera a 11 d homes. Dwlf(ht IApll 1112- . 3121, Charlea Mataball .,. 1314, llln Etcbln(er teUDS. Lawrence Eblin IIUIH. 140-311te c. c. BIIAlli'OIID 8 II tte \ Selling Furnlturollnd Household Ooodl From2EstTHIS SATUJtDAY EVENING 6:30. . ........ fl *1 AIJI CONDITIONn«l ~\ Ilion lllt'riee. Jact'l ~ 11 · eratloll, !'few l!rmll. . _ . · ..... Cltlt '~ . .'. BEWIM lt\CRIIIEB, repelr aervlee, aD mabl. WY S. DM. Tba Fallrle llql, Polae!O)'. Autllarlled lllaler lllill tl ..••. ~: • •• IIIII ...tlce. · We Sblrpln IUorl. ~: ....., ~ •• ·~ ,., __ I l ,..,., MenWanttd- Wilcea "" y ' "" - ,. . .. '.; ::.li/.0.· •' I.Bomo& II.Ordlld :rJ. Smlzl< llt.0114ue to eat :IS. Otrrl ..... \VheaJOII 1nlyearl~ u.llalo eat U.llljoala .... =::= t.CbrlltmU lllolulom> .:•'t1· lt.Romoto 111..__ 11.1... .n crtll . . . . tlloloo .. otrl'l lO.IIIq ll.lloy'l eo11~ Calllplllo 8mlee :ro. Reody •. "Cbddot • LOOi' AT lllE Slle 01"11-iAT Write, ..... .. Qelae« 1.2.Pirata 7.Nototrlct FBECKU:S ,\ND HIS FRlEN~ . AUCI'IONI:III. I)AILY CROSSWORD •• Glooo •• •• ••; 17. Conot at. OM'I · to. KhiA m =..rv d. Col!juncUon 48.11olubeop 4t.loolp d~ni'I""'IZ""....... 'Ir" ·your whole .faaaUy IJM*aefltll AMAH! '· .. �. _. ' ' \ ' 1,/ '· \/' '':..• ·p'.j :.': ... ·•. ' . ·: : ·' All .lnilrtlo otrtil ht •"" mixtd. Iuiie .,..ctlril .ttr••· Llovld oil,_ • BY OWNER, new lhrM bedroom ~ oondltlaned home: two ear prage, eoi'ner lot. II lnlerested, eal1 ....U. N'l-tlc 1 GARAGE AND BOAT Sale: Saturday. April 6, II noon at the Wll=en Boat Doc:b, Belpre, Ohio, at loot of WalI WILL not be responsible for nut St. t:everal outboard moany debts otller than my own. tors frotl 70 to 100 hp and Kenneth E. Reynolds tools of all deocrlpll0111. I Long Bottom, Ohio l-l>3tp have ma1 y Items too numerous to mention. Luneb wlll WE WILL not be responsible for be served. Not retponalble any debts other than our own . Earl and Minnie Riggs, for aeeld• nts. See you SaturBox 51. Glouster, Ohio 45732. day, 12 ....... Harold Wlleoxl-l>3tp en, owner. E. L. (Red) MD~ er, auctitneer, Phone 423111112. l-Ute HAM SHOOT Sunday, April 7, 110011 to 4 p.m.: '4 hog to be given away. Racine Bashan Emplovment Wanted Road. Sponsored by Racine WOMAN WANTS houll.-1: by Fire Dept. 4-4-3le day or weet, Phone 111-3110. I ) WI-lle I WILL not be resnonslble lor any debts other than my own. Robert E. Barton, 382 E. Second St., Pomeroy, Ohlo. Help Wanted 4-4-3tp WOMAN TO DO llgbt housework and eodt. Live In or out. BAND EVERY Friday from 9 Daytime work. Pllune ggs. p.m . to 2 a.m. (Best Band in 5251. ~. the Area) Shenang Springs Nile Club. 1-+llc MIDDlE aged lady to do gen-. era\ housework. live in; week--j : GUN SHOOT. lltoadrun Rod & ends free . Call 992-2788 after i Gun Club at New Haven Sun- 6 p.m. l-5·3tc 4ay. AprU 7 from noon tn4-4-3tc TWENTY LADIES to help with spring rush of business , partBAND AT JACK'S Club. Happy lime 135. full time $75, ear v alloy Boys. Friday and Sainec4!Ssary . Write to Box 661 • ' !to r,:. urday, a p.m. to 2 a.m~ L. Care of The Daily Sentinel. f l l-l-3tp 4 ROOM and bath unfamllbed •r·,.,.,,, Pboao tca~~. FURNISHED and unlurnlsbed apartments. Cloae to sebool. Phone 992-5134. 111-11-tle N_, FURNISHED APARTMENT. eouple only, 212 9. 5th Ave, 'Middleport 19U4S$. J.lo.lle All Regular Sizes $.12.50 John W. YanMetw FURNISIIED SLEEPING raom oo Main St. In Pomeroy. Ph. -~l-Ife {!uekiu FOUR ROOM house, bath, OD Hysell Run Road. Call 7C. 5113. 1-Utp FURNISHED three-mom aparlment, bath: on South Seeoncl Ave., Middleaort. Phone llrl. Howard Cecil, 119»U2. { ~; RUJOIAGE SALE "" Our Lady of l.melta catbolk: Churdl, Long Bottom, April a thr011811 13, t a.m. to I p.m. dally. Call Grange Hall ot Reno for further detalll, Cl' Yvonne Wells at -.41111. band, Armie Clendenin. on his birthday, April 4, and our mother, Laura Wells on April ti-'tt SUNDAY f.l.lfc Brown's Trsller Ohio. MlnersviDt, l-Ute BAILEY'S GOIBPEL HYMN sing at Church FEMALE HELP wanted' 'Must ~URNISHED TWO BEDROOM of God. Chesler, Ohio. lea: be exoerleneed in drY cleanAPARTMEINT Middleport, taring Rev. Ray Anderson, ing. Aouly between 4 and 5 phone 992-3814. 1-S-tfc llathor and recorder of many n.m.. ABC Cleaners. Mason. W. Va. l-+6tc TWO BEDROOM furnislmd ap'(Oipel · Time Is Salur· day, April 6. 7:30 p.m. Everyartment. utilities , two gentbody Welcome. I-S.31p lemffi ,referred. Rent $6 per In Memory spoiiiiOl'Oif fN LOVING memory of my hus- TIRES?? I FIRESTOfiE D~C\ NEW TRIAD-I~ACI :WJ,LLi I . day includes -three meals at the Martin Restaurant. can 992-9918. Will rent by week or month. 4-5-3te 7: -.\lberl M. Cel, Jlnbr We cannot send a hlrthday For Sale · card, Jlll.lllt You~· hand we cannot touch. For Sale l-ute 110Q!E far sale ID Clifton. FOR EASTER - Toy Wldte Today there 'II be no g~ts and EXCY LENT, elliclent and eePoodle pups. 7 weeks. AKC Beaalllul private borne, for cake ooomical that's Blue Luslnt registered. Cbampion bad<- · THERE WILL be a IUD . - , ehlldren. all 1001111 (thno carpet cleaner. Rent eledrte ground. Phone IIUIII. bodrOOIIII), dlrided balemellt, Smlday, April 7, besiJmiD1 at For tbe .ones we loved so mudl . sbampooer. Baker Fumiblnl . ...., at the Forlod Rim pt., ..,., and·-· Two For In a graveyard oof',,y 1-1-"" Sporllmlll Club. Ev..,..,. .. 1GU 50 • Ill; II s II barn. 64 JOHN DEERE dolor. Phone sleeping 19U374 alter $ p.m. 4¥"' Pruper!J fenced ln. lt11)111re weloome. »4te Where the flowers genMy SLINGERLAND White Marine at lllaDebe Com)IIOII. CIH· wa1•e Pearl Drum Set. includes ton. J.l.at 1946 llUTCK. Custom Eleetra, WILL DO -'"I ot bome: lipLie! the ones we loved so bass drum. snare drum, bass 225. hard top, 4 door. air ...,. pen, pocte41, pea!Dg, hemdearly Tom-Tom. floor Tom-Tom, POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy dillon, power steering, power Ill& allentlmll, ete. Mrs. But whom we onuld not save. high hat cymbol and other brakes. nower seal, vinyl InFreddie 'ftlabel, Muon, mbd.ablnl, "' and up. Stud Sadly milaed by Goldie Clencvmbols. Practically new. ..me. end gniOIIIIng. ~ terior. call New Havtn 8112Pballt M!lllll. J.lNotp denin and the resl of !be ·:>j Phone 992-MU or see at 257 28&. I-J.4Ic •nta. 11 1 11e Wells family. 1-5-ltc Cole St., Middleport. after 5 8PZC1AL PERMANEMTS ,..._ l-l>3te RIDING HORSE. p.m. FOR SALE - 1961 Lark. Good lllu ~ now fiJI. Clotllh condition. tl50. Phone 10Wanted To 8uy llnfOD's Shop, near Salem 91U'm. mz. 4-1-"" Celllor. J.t~e USED FURNITURE for fum. PETS - Black SeotUes, While ished apartment Stove, ,.... Westies. Miniature Schnauzers FOR SALE. or tate ....- Jk'l'· frhrerator, bedroom complete, and Poo11es for Easler. Barl<ments: Tl Muslanf Fastbaek. JOHN FRY prooerlv, Middle· HAPPY HOUR, 8llenonl Bprlnp living room. Call 992-9918 Sat- ::~roo Kennels. Coolville. Ohio. port Hlll, 5 room boule with Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. 'MonAcopoloo blue; IIIII engiJ_le, Phone lifi·!'S4.. 4-S-IOtc urday . 1-~~c 3 ...... groulld. Phone 7414ay t11ru Friday. Ladles night four apeed, Interior same eol11113. <' 1-1;.te or. low mileage. Muat oeU rtef'/ Friday. U-tle •....:;_ .:... GOOD FEEDER Pip, 40 lbH, RATS. MICE, eliminated for!hill week. Thomas R. Bumf PBNIIY - ON!!! 1943 PENNY up, dlreet from ,....,.,..., ever! Get Slar 211! lb., $1.69, side, 8118 E. 'Main St.. Pome- SPF.C!AL STEREO. 1966 Early wa,.., Plclwll, lladavllle, Ebe,.,bacb Hdw. .. Sugar Run roy. American ateroo radio eorn..01 pay tor a brob adjult1-Wip Mill. Pickens. Mlll!lon, Star hlnallnn: Thill ill a beaullfu\ 1111!111 at Pomeroy Home S. Olllo 1m2. Plloae I7I-GII. 1-utp Supply ond Wagner, Racine. 1966 OODGE Che!'ller. ROIId state unit with 4 apeed ~· 1-7-tle 1-6-llp changer. Take over payments New Raven, 8112-2!55. of Ill ner month .or pay balRI£SIDENCE telephono <UIIo- LARGE LOO' or smell a....... , : llllllll: Now, DO Installation sullable far bulldlnC home, or mAL. h•avy, lumn stoker. egg FIVE RIDING hon~es. $100 and ance of $1GI. For free home and mine run. Excelsior Salt dlatp far l!lleftllon ..... will buy moderately prleed demonstration eall 111-3211. up. Arnold Grate, Rutland. Worb. Inc., E. 'Main St., Pohome In flfeip Loeal Sehool · • pbonel. Call our business ofPhone day. 74~11: evenlnu Also have reJIOI'IeBifd atereo District. Write Bos 48, Jlld.. mero~ . Phone 992-31111. tU-lle 747.-5501. l-+6tc In walnut cabinet lor pay· Ike "" delalll. Phone IIIZdleport. 1-J.tle IIJI. J.ti-IJie ments Of $5.11 0< balanee ol MOB~ HOME. ~. e~Dmd COMPLETE r.-tauranl equlp.16.18. 4-6«e ANTIQUES, lumltllre, dllbel, eondHion. Completely furnllhrnenl. can 74%-illl for deWanted mlleeDaneous. llrl. llowanl ed. • 1850.00. Call ggs.5262. taUs. l-+6tc SPECIALS - Baruuiaa. It: lb., DRU'MioiER lor Country & WesCedi, 11110 W. 'Main St., PomtBologna 3 lb~ Ill, Bleadl J11e tern band, play all kind of 10)'. · 141fc SIX ROOM bouse, bath, JOI., 12 rollt ..,.._. Jk· Twomutle, phone ~ . 4-3-31<: ELEcrRIC GUITAR and gas lumaee, '4-aere land, BeclrGom Apt. l'or ,Nnl. Twonllfier. $125. phone aa.tan two cement porebel, one mile Pieee Llvlnll ·•Jtoom llulle. New Haven J.31-4tp beyond Chesler on Rllllte 7. 1311.00. Rei!ll!er 'tor free 'l'ltr· l'hone 1185-4129. 1-4-«p key, 12 lb. « over. M&G FIVE ROOM HOUSE, bath, alFOOd 'Mattit. Rl. 7, 3 mll'-1 uminum siding. storm win- 1943 DODGE coupe, ..tra good Th• O.len1 Shale Tile 1nd Brick Co. south Middleport. . · 1-4-SI dows, gas lumace, hardwood tires, good meehanleal eoonoon. lllfl{e poreh and lot. dlllon. Call 741-4622. 4-4-lte good cnndltlon $65GII. 111 KOI'I' Bull~ st., Pomeroy, Ohlo. phone .._ POTATOES, Arehle L. Dono- READY • JdS: _.. d.a.: 3'718. J.31.41p hew, Letart Fall1. l-4-31p ered rlcllt tD )'Oiir pNjlel. Fill end . . . trw ~ NINE ROOM HOUSE, 1'4 loll, GOOD MIXED hay. Vernon motea . .,._, ...,.., lloltRacine. Plde MN'IH. Nease, Nease Selllement rosd. lela Read, • Mk Ce., ...... Wl«e part, Oldo. . ••• Phone - 1 . l-44tp •1•1 ··..... -......... - I Sin BusiMII 5el'vktt ,. .. Prld • T•x :.=::: ' :.-=I :fi 10.18 .o3 BUDGET PlllllE i'undltn 111 our th(Jd t1oor butlpt lllop. Biter JPumllure, Mlddltparl. Oldo. 1 • tte 701hcl3 100x14 10.18 .43 750x14 11.18 .4.1 670.15 11.11 .47 PluoRoc...,..lolxdN.,.• N•llonwktt Guerllltl,. m>ERT 'Motoreyele llapllr, .Pomeroy Rome and Auto. 114-TP'C .------· E'"XPIIlR'""'T;-;ENO;;,INE;.;-;TUN!l tiP, $4.111 pllll pl!l'll If needed, EVINRUDE Pomeroy SALES AND SERVICE Rome l Auto. 114-TP'C Ohio bolt and molllr license 16.50 and 18.50 •~LL NEW ELECTRfC ! mom apartment, beaudlul vlew of the river, you beve to aee to appreelate, convenient aD d comfortable. phone lft.62'/l. J.!J.tfe Phone 992-3324. ' IWIIaCiiunry lJ.. .>' ftN:JI:I *' LARGE flve mom and bath apartment, newly del'oralo!d, fumaee beat, Pomerov. Phone 111!2-5311'7. 1·~-tlc Part, •• POMi!RCIY , 5.55 J.IJ.tle TRAILER. AREA WAREHCI\IS& ZIG ZAG Singer, dial zig lag, prcowned. A-1 eondllion. llold For Sale new over Pt5. Balanee due EXPBn' $69. BuUonboles, monograms, THREE PIECE bedrooln Illite U,.8$. hend boardl *1!.91 eo., sews on butlons, ete., without Wheel Alignment ......' eurtalnl with. trac:tt attachments. Pay only $1.50 $4.98, revolving elothes dryer per weel:. Phone 11112-2685. $9.98. regular $18: balr dryen . 1-J.tfc $8, regular $1t.llli; go~ I balll $1 doZen, G. E. porllble MUST SELL 1966 Singer. In sweeper $29.11li, Ironing · boonlll beauUiul walnut table: fully 11. baby walkers, ear aeall, equipped to zig .... mono-GUARANTEEDear beds. trainers, and 1111111 gram, fancy design, etc. Usother bargains at Br, yanl'a "" very lltUe. For quiet sale, Budget Shop, IGI W. lllaliL $48, or paymente ol eaeb Open 9 to 5 dady. J.ll.alc month. Phone 1111S-2115. 1-Z.tk SEWING MACHINE, zig ug, used three months. WID 81111 UVE BAIT, 24 hour aelf-for $47.53 eash or payniOII'Is SupDlv Wltlt Ovalo vlee. File's, Third St., MJd. of $$.85 per month. Will l•rlrlll GUAIIANTEED dleport. 1-J.lJie to home for lrial. Phone •s1838. 1-: 1-fle ONE UPRIGHT Bogart Plano . CaD 949-%171. l-ute 1966 EARLY Amerlean Slei roo. SOUTHERN PLANTS, order This set has AM & F'M ra dlo, now, eabbage, tomatoea, pep- 4 speed automatic ree ord changer: lovely finllh, : juat pers, sweat potatoes. Phone 992-2788 like new. Take over p ayMS-83, Cherles R. llarrll. ments of $7.81 per month or Portland. Oblo. J.IJ.30tc pay 1129.38. Try II ID )'llllr home. Phone ggs.g, FOR CUSHION COMFORT Reel Estate For S.le 1-1-' !tc Knapp Shoes, Cliff's Shoe Jle. pair. 'Middleport. J.21.301e ELEcrROLUX SWEEP!m :S, rug washers, polishers a nd FOUR ROOM bouoe, bath, lull ROtrrE 7 AT HOBSON. C room basement, garage. Two year genuine parts, eaU 99UIII•. J.l$-30 lp . bouse, bath, gas fllrnlee and old home. Phone ggs.2121. cistern, needs repalrl, 2 ac. S-21-tk res, good loealion for two house trailers, 331 ft. front. age, asking $1$110. TUPPERS PLAINS ON ROOTE 1 - 1141 story I room home, ! bedrooms, bath, two ear IS F..,ILY DAY AT garnge '24x30' one acre level' lot. Property In ..,... eontlllion, $10,1100.00, POMEROY - EABI' 'MAIN 9 room frame, S bedrooma Relox in a pleasing at· two baths. ean be I apart. mosphere, enjoy our menlo, fUrnace beating, base•uperb food with the ment. garage, larJt lot ID familv this Sunday. good nelghllorbood. front and back porches, modern ldlcben and bath on first floor. Flnanclng ean be arranged. BAILEY'S -RE..~TA.IJRANT . 110.1100.00. · ·211 I, Moln pttONI 992-"74 PMMtOJ' VIRGIL or 1IELII!N TEAFORD . Dolly 5:311AM to 1::10 PM-I.....r 7:111 to 7:to. For lent Public Sale llrlr ....... 411scou" t nuw. - FAST JI'AR'M T7RE SERVICI!:. Pomeroy Borne IIIII' AulD. tl~ lnsur1nee Hockingport, Ohio· AUTOMOBILE tnourane6 ltell eaDeeDed? Loll J'lllr operet. or'l lleense? Con 191-M. PHONE 667·3370 lluslnell Servlllll LOGAN FIRE lr BAFI !:'!"\' EQUIPMENT. sales and ,,.,.. ~lee. Pomeroy, Olllo, RD I, opeelal prlees .., utlngulshen lor ~~~. trallera a 11 d homes. Dwlf(ht IApll 1112- . 3121, Charlea Mataball .,. 1314, llln Etcbln(er teUDS. Lawrence Eblin IIUIH. 140-311te c. c. BIIAlli'OIID 8 II tte \ Selling Furnlturollnd Household Ooodl From2EstTHIS SATUJtDAY EVENING 6:30. . ........ fl *1 AIJI CONDITIONn«l ~\ Ilion lllt'riee. Jact'l ~ 11 · eratloll, !'few l!rmll. . _ . · ..... Cltlt '~ . .'. BEWIM lt\CRIIIEB, repelr aervlee, aD mabl. WY S. DM. Tba Fallrle llql, Polae!O)'. Autllarlled lllaler lllill tl ..••. ~: • •• IIIII ...tlce. · We Sblrpln IUorl. ~: ....., ~ •• ·~ ,., __ I l ,..,., MenWanttd- Wilcea "" y ' "" - ,. . .. '.; ::.li/.0.· •' I.Bomo& II.Ordlld :rJ. Smlzl< llt.0114ue to eat :IS. Otrrl ..... \VheaJOII 1nlyearl~ u.llalo eat U.llljoala .... =::= t.CbrlltmU lllolulom> .:•'t1· lt.Romoto 111..__ 11.1... .n crtll . . . . tlloloo .. otrl'l lO.IIIq ll.lloy'l eo11~ Calllplllo 8mlee :ro. Reody •. "Cbddot • LOOi' AT lllE Slle 01"11-iAT Write, ..... .. Qelae« 1.2.Pirata 7.Nototrlct FBECKU:S ,\ND HIS FRlEN~ . AUCI'IONI:III. I)AILY CROSSWORD •• Glooo •• •• ••; 17. Conot at. OM'I · to. KhiA m =..rv d. Col!juncUon 48.11olubeop 4t.loolp d~ni'I""'IZ""....... 'Ir" ·your whole .faaaUy IJM*aefltll AMAH! '· .. �• I ' I . ' ' ·.' ""fJlditQ;~·*Given Of Barden Club Telk ~.-:. .~. \.: ~;·,,- · • ' .,. . ' ' ........ ""; ,_ oa~- Club m~'"g w~--··· In ........ """'"" ~· --· -~....,. lllk ~Y ldr&. Paul night at tile homo of Mro. Gu,y or Dfll..,.a &ommerfleld. iol Using charcoal drawings ol various designs to Ulu&trate her talk, Mrs. llaer stressed !bat tender new srowll1 ol spring lhould be arranged to tOOk na. t10ral, as If It were growing, w1111 ban Tors Oowers used sparingly and above GENH.E GIANT ttochnlcolor) Dorlnis Weaver - Vera MUos1 GUNN ttochnlcolor) TONIGHT, SAT. Stevens • Laura ond SUN. Aprll5+7 and Tuesday Aj>rU7-B-9 THE COMEDIANS (.Technlcolor) Ellzllbeth Taylor Richard Burton COLORCARTOON: I ALFIE Michael Caine -plus- THE VENETIAN AFFAIR tn Slang Vaughn E1ke Sommer Robert NEW . . Lo ~-or ... container. "' .... "' 611e auggostad tllat nature' adealiin at IIIIo. !line ol year be !GIIowed, ulling voids aa wellao filled spates tn the:arrangement Ill COI\Iunctlon wltll her talk, Mro. Boer dlsi>layed aeverel arrange. ments uetng ltno matertal Oill'infl !loworloc illruba with daffodil• !rom her 81U'deJI, Continuing the llli'lnt! theme ol the meeting, Mrs, Leonard Erwin using, What's New, ao her topic, gave an account of new varleties of B.l'mual nowers, veg. etables a n d roses including "Fragrant Cloud," tile 1963 rose ot the year, the mini.pink thum ~ bella ziOUlla and thepopcyelocar- or rot. Mrs. Earl Young spoke on, Getting Your Gardening Oft tho Ground. Hanging baskets, filled up fiower beds at the edge of a patio or walks, and windoW boxes were a lew of the ways to garden ln a limited space as described by Mrs. Young. A1Uums lor Health, Luck and Beauty, a paper carried over lrom an earlier meeting, was gi'o'en by Mrs, Buel Ridenour, !!he noted that allluma is a bulbous plant ol the Uly family which also includes onion, garlic and chivea. Illring the business meeting Handy Apron Pockets An apron with big pockels ls handy for house-eleaning chores. You can carry dust clolhs and store small things in the pockets until you pass by their rightful "home." ) Not more or less But more for less! - There's nothing vague or uncertain about our popular Bank Auto Loans- all our terms are clearly stated and definite! Add this and all the other advantages of our Bank Auto Loans together, and you get more for less .. . actually can save on the HOPE SAYS: Here's the Best Combination Buy in the Area over-all cost of your new car! Finance your next car here •.. SOON I aldem.i MrL Earl Dean, aecretam lolro. Bur, aaai!IWI - rotary; Mr~. Horace Karr, aao14tan1 oec-..y, and Mra. Pearl · Mora, treaounr. Mre. Donald Mora reported that tile club hu uked to decorate tile bockdrqJ curtain for tile ldlaa Southern Ohio compeiiUon cl the ldlll America papant to be staged on MI.)' t tn tho Pomeroy Junior llllll1 School auditorium. Working with Mrs. Mora on 1he projeft will be Mrs. Roy Holter, "'!:O. Earl Dean, Mrs. Reid Young, and Mro, Horace Karr. It was reported during tile meeting that on March 28, memben or the club met with the IIJ*'lal edueatlon class or Ea~ Hope Moore lnvites you in ID see the nlnl' Unlco t•n&Jlex 19". The new Unico "~AC>lex 19" ls Member FDIC two appliances in one eablnet a refrigerator and a ~zero All A<eountalnaured Up To $15,000 Under Creezer side by side. Each section has its own door and Js sepTho Fedorol Depoait lnauronco Corporolion arately lnsulatocl. Beautifully styled. the uiJo.(llex 1911 is areal OPEN FRIOAY NIGHTS ~·00 lo 7:00 space-saver, with 19 cu. Ct.. of .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . food .storage space tn a cabinet Only 32" wide. Refrigerator section has 11 eu. ft. storage cap~ ity with gli~ut crisper and <bor storage with utilitycomPart.ments and roomy shelves for tall bottle storage. The Unico "Dlr plex 19"1son specialCor$369.95. ROBIN HOOD AND OTHERS you . HOMEMAKERS Water Shortages The current threat of water shortages and wilh the possibility of permanent w ~I e r shortages in lhe future,, it is important to acquire 1ood habits of water usage. A few to keep in mind are: Cbeck faucels for dripping (which can waste foor gaUons a day), keep drinking water in refrigerator (two to three gal· Ions can be wasted running to cool the water), don't let water run while rinsing dishes 110 to 15 gallons can go down lhe drain this way). 9to 5:30 FRI. 9to 8 SAT.9to9 FOI YOUI CONVENIENCE > ' lJig SelectWm! Dependabie Quality! Semible Prices! ': ' Wearing Apparel For Your Fqmily and SUNDAY. APRIL 7. 1967 tton.' MilO .. ·.1 ......., • lers, ,.. ..., 1· ular V8s with OutomatiC trani. . miwons. Chtck thote BO.tuo :' ' Savln11 Platoc. . ,gli~e a'ndio;y~ii~~ll!. Ady, • I ., dron, l'lnling In ageo 3-9, witnessed the Incident which occurred In tile living room o1 their rural home. II wao reported tllat lmmedl atel,y aller tho atabbtng occur. rod, llarvey went cd tile !rout door JO{ the houae, stood in the road awhile and tlleo .X lnoide his automobUe before collaplllng. May Term Juries Ordered Drawn Charge Filed Saturday Satur<la¥ evenin&. The accused near llanYUlo, at about 10 p.m. 111111 wherellarvoy died. was represented ln court by Ath- Thursdo¥. Deakins waa taken into cuseno Attorney Edward Rd>e or Deakins, • meat cutter at a tody by tile Galllpoll• Pollee Detile Briligowater & Rd>e Law GaiUpolla au_per market, aJieged- partment on order ol 611orU! firm. !y otabbed HarYey tn Ute ab- Hartenbach and reblmed ImmeMelgo Proaeeullng attorney domen wltll a large butcher knife diately to Meigs COIIrey by DepBernard Fultz and S.erll! Rob· when tile rictlm reportedlytntar- uty John TUllo for questioning. ert C. Harten.bacb were alao eeded In a domeltie quarrel be611erirf Harleobach Nld Despre- for the proceedings. tween Mr. and Mrs. Desldns. kins, during questioning by htm Deakins is charged with the Deskins, after tile stabbing OC· and Prosecutor Fultz, volunteerheld on flO,OOO assured proper. fatal otabblng of Avel Harvey, curred, Is said tohavegivenHar · ed a confession. ty hond or $5,000 casll hond. 30, RD, Dexter, at the Deskins yey artlftclll respiration an d Authorities reported Deskins' Deskins had not posted hondby home, located along Route 325 went with bim to Holzer Hoswife and some of their five ehil- ....•., '! I1 l:! BY ROBERT WINGETT planting," said the manager. (See Picture, Page 13) 'jSo far as I am concerned REEDSVfi.LE - uWhat t h e these boys did a tremendous boys lacked In experience, they made up Cor in number." This was the observation of one otfieial alter a large turnout of Boy Seouts of tbo M.G-M Dlatrict planted 5,500 aeedllngs Saturda,y morning at the Forked Run State Park near here . CHARLESrON, W, Va, (UPI) The project, uamaU t r e e - Numerous complaim.s of pOor planting." was started at 9:30 ferry service across the Ohio a.m. wltll 59 acouts reporting. River between Point Pleasant Work ns finished, much to the and Kanauga, Ohio, have p""""" surprise of all, within twohoora. ed a publtc hoarioc by the Pub•'They did a wmdertul jOO and lic Sorvtco Cnmmisston. I am very a,ppreciatlve to every Tho hoartng Is scheduled Al>boy and all adult leaders who rt118 here. KATY Wj!LL, rlgh~ to chairman ol tile entrleo committee for the regionallltlss Soutllern took part.," said Park Manager Tho PSC IIUIOuncedFrldo.Ythat Oblo ~at 1ltl be held on May 4 tn tile Pomeroy Junior High School. The committee Is proporlng H. A. Barnhart. a number or residents have eom111 cloao entries for the 1968 evert~ With Mrs. Well ore BoOUllo ThomPson, lef4 and Roberta Barnhart oald the tree plant. ~i•tned about the service being !WII tile 9ih" members of the committee from tile Beta ~a Phi Sororlt;y which Is tng, made pooslble IIY the Ohio ollorod by Ohio Valley Towing Co. holding tile pageant aforw with ti!B Pomeroy Chambar or Commerce, Department of Natural ReThe hearing has been sc~ sources, is a Pilot Project. ed ID determine why tile -any uwe were Jnrormed that U the ilnot urenderlng reasonlbb' ad&. work was handled oaUaf4<torlly (Jllte and efticient services" in here, parks In other areas of tbe mamer described in the POMEROY - ,. Fourteen eon~ an~ to national Mlu America Well, Rita Lewis, Jennifer An- tho state would be permtlted ID tlnn.'a l!ll.PlJcatlon to ~Xterate the leotaqlo wl!l take ~ In tile Pageant ruleo. The locai · wfn. clenon, Bonnie Thompson and have acouts ~ssht In t r e e aerrico. fQUrth annlia) lltl~~. SiMdltern ,\]hlo nor wiD av lnlo. state competl- Roberta Kraouter Ia stlll proPqlent - a reatonal M Is • 'i!On and lltlas Ohio will be In cosotng applications. The numAnierico .coi!te~ - :1o be .held ihe lllloa ·America' at ber of participanto will be lim' II 8:10 .1'-lli. ' on ~. lola, ' \\Uanti< CI\Y next ran. .lted. However, girls llytng tn f, Ill tile Ifonieroy ~iooilor HIP ·.; ·OI!leial ,ldllo America tm- the three countloa plus WaBi1infl' ScbooiAudllorii!Jn. f , . ' : ·J;hleo 8nd . ihe Olftclal ~lis a )<ln Count,y , or atteniltng, oej~Qqi The If cbnle~ fro!n Alil· ., Ameri!"! crOw..·have bOeio or. ·In the same ueaa althOUidi tll,ji\·" ••· Gai!IAI tl)!l ,!ololll• Cou111!•• i!tred lzy lite I'OnlefO.r,. p.am. homes may "' In oilier IO<llll, "• · will maet ,In ·.~ on Fri. ber or Commet<:e a'iod th'' OhiO \tao ,ar. ·~fll>Ie ;~take .Pfrt)n · day, ~ 13.: ~ }II ~!llll"!fA! .ibe Jhl'a ,tile 1!><;~1 ~- ThOse IQior• . < · aeooillli tor lhjo 1$611 •PflJOanl ' lpon.ora or lillotl ,~ Coniact ·Mra. Well, and 11lll'hllearae iBaiD -, Bill· ldlddleport, ~92..5967 .. , urdly, ,Meeting wl!h conieitanls • , . · o! the .COinJIO!f.don at the ~turday ~oarsal will .cli.ar&e ill IIIOl\t. •bojli!Jli Mitl'and be 111011111F• l'f tile Qlg B o n d awafl(ed lhe -· , lolln-1.' A'aiOcl'llfbn and ,/Jiber · lhtiO.s · }olarPret .1!11• t.ewlo is ' local • ~f will .,r ereatlng Ute Complaints of Poor Service Bring Hearing !(ra-r, or 14Beauties in Pageant ~ You've never seen ~avllfs likett"lis • POMEROY - David L e e Burno, 26, Marietta, died early Friday allernoon in Veterans Memorial HOapltal hero ol ap. parent lnjurleo .,.,,..., In a heacl.on ccoWIIon tn !del&• eoun. "'Ollldarch 30. ' Meigs count,y 611erll! Rd>ert c. Hartenboch IIIII1CIUIICOd !GIIowing Burnl' deatb t h at man&Jaugtrter cbarae• b a v e beee Olod agotnlll Rill' Leo llucbanon, 3Ji, Pomero;v, in eonnee- tlon wl111 the tncldant. lluchlinon wao tho driver clUte oilier car Involved ln lloe collision with BurDa' automobile on Route 7, ooe mlle north of the Forest Run Road at 2:30 a.m. a week ago Saturday. Buchonon remalao a patient at Veterans Mamcortal Hospital where he Ia In aertoua COIIdl tlon with a rractured jaw, lacerallma of the !Held, loll arm and - e tho left •e. and mUiit»\e eooiiisklti .a\14 llobert C, llsrtonboch, Melp COO... t:1 liiitiiJ;"'Iqokli 'o~ei' the large toutcher knife tllat allogedl,y lllei 'o1iY'' Eus!'f11' ~· , 111,-)lt, I ~ovUle, in tile ttallblng daath of Ave! Harvey Thoirsday night at the Deskins llome near llonriUo. It Is alle&od that B u - s 1$59 "'!!del car crooaed 111e c:on- '*' ~ ·. b job,, Barmart added . Troops of the ld.G.)d Dis. trict represented at the activity were from Reedsville, pt, Pleasant, Pomeroy, &Yracuseand Gbester. Some of the troopB <ampod overnight Friday at the park and others were expected to do llkewiae Saturday night. llarnhart worked with Elaon CORRECTION Funeral sel\o vices Cor Mrs. Glacb's M. Halley, 57, Rt. 2, Gallipolis, wW be -held at 2 p.m. Swtday, in the Mina C'-1 Church Instead ol 5 p, m., as anoounced ' in Friday's Tribune, llurlal wiU be lntheOld Mercerville Cemetery. GAUJPOLIS - HUNTERS TO MEET Meigs county fox hunters wtll meet Monday, Aprilll at 7 p,m, at the Coon Hunters Otm on Snowboll HW. Plans WiUbemade for field lrtals and bench show ID be held the !trot week tn May. All interested hunters are urged tD attend. alira- aiOftl. ,. ~1' 'f.tj";l'ON - terllne op a eprve and struck the Burna vtltllcle. A pa.toenll!lf In the Jlums car, Jerry Kimble, Ill lmmar • St., Marietta, oocapod will! minor Boy Scouts Plant Seedlings .' Paaoant on '68 Chevrolet• ond Chevelleal ' ·, You Klve on America'• moSt pop- . ) oo,..•-111 • "• .. ' POMEROY - A preliminary hearing on the second degree murder charge against ~lleDe lleaklno, 30, a RD 1 Lanpvllle resident, wu set lor Friday, April 12, upon Delkina' arraignment Jn Meigs C o u n t y Court Saturda,y morning. Judge Frank W. Porter, Jr., presided, ordered Deskins to be GALLIPOLIS - JudJe Thomu W, lltltchell Friday ordered tile. drawing of juries for tho May term or Gallia Cnuncy Common Pleas Cnurt. Jury Commloiloners ~ Notter and Dwight c. Wetherholt wUI draw names of 130 Gallla Cooney residents for jury duty. The drawtng o( the juey will take Place at 1:30 p,m, Aj>rU 19, In tile office of Clerk of Court lbrJOrle Rinehart. Tho first 30 names wiU be for PI'O~tlve ~ juey ducy and tile nutiOO names for prospective P«lt juey ducy, A total or 12 transcrj,pta have CJtr; and Raymond Landers, 40, been filed against nine peraons 1!1. 4 0a1< Hill, breaking and ""' facing action lzy the May term ilnol; aod J amos Louden, 38, grand jury. Tho May term of Att. l Crown Cit.Y, larceny. common pleu court Is scheduled -:: :. ;-:;;:;.; . ;.:· : ·:·:·:·:·::;.;.;.;.; .; :;:;.; :;. ;: ;:;:;:::. ~:::: ·:;: ;: ;:;:; to begin Monday May 6, The MIDDLEPORT - M e I g s grand jury Ia e~ected to ~ C. T. mYEENEV C9unb' residents currently revone shortly arter the OP~ of ceiving aid for aged, aid for and volunteer in communtty agen- the term. dot>andant children. aid for Per0011s !aoing grand joey accies interested in social rehabiliblind or aid for tile disabled . tation, physical rchabUltation and tion include: lire oot required to visit the John J. Dray, 24, Gallipolis, alcoholism. He is co..Counder ot Wel!are llepartmont this week Alvis Hou~, a tesldentlal SO- non-&tAJort and nesJ.ect to pro-19 l(lply for tho Food SWnP cial rehabllltetlon faclllt,y for vide for a Pregnant woman; WilP!'OBram. ex-Prisoners, and is currently liam 0 . Leo, 43, lit. I Vint9n, WoUare de()artmont offlon Alris Hooao' • Advisory Coun- and.. Jwnos c. Franldln, :r/1 Bt. 1 ciala said the persons recelv~!polls, bnth for cil. l~ ..~ . lbon n¥tlll! ~is of l..ti.,"<-'<:..•·,,.,,.··'•· and· W.Ullam Jro<Harrlo,lt,l'llllo asllstinc<l automatlcilly QUI' . iiPoiJo, cirnal knowledge of I 1.. Ill)' aod wtll nc:elvo their male (RI!>el. IPPllcatlon corda In the mall. U>nald M. Brwnrteld, ,21, ~ The Food SWnP program Upolis, three counts ot forgery; In Meigs Is, scheduled to beU!nald Thacker, 18, lit. 2 Vinton; gin AprU 15. Earl ~tnck, 35, lit. 2 Crown • tt t -.·~·,, ,.; • l "' addition 111 thla eooklnti r-. . PRICE 10 CENTS GALLIPOL. ·,·~ .; Only the leader could do iti . Patricia Gray, field cal laboratory technician . He was ccunaelor for ;tl'•e Southeast Ohio a hospital corpsman in the U. S. DISirl<t, w~m . attend the meet· , Navy from 1946 to 1950. Ill 1957 he opened a modern 50 bed hostng. The pmlle is tnrited. Mr. bo<ame direc- pital In the Cook County Jail tor of deVelopment and ln ';htcago, He was an Assistant ftolci · on Mar. I, 1967. Mnilnl&tration of the Methodist From 1962 to De- Hoop! tal In Gary, Ind., whore he Cimber, be was assistant opened a comprehensive ph.ysldiractor of Ohio Tuborculo. cal medicine and rehabilitation all center. In 196~ he opened and adc( mini ale red the Norlllwesiernnu. nots Communib' llospltal, Ga. Beliu U a practical nur.... a laboratory re- lena, m. He hal been a board member and aB. cllnl- ELBERFELD$ IN ·POMEROY SfC'T..'~" '1' . The avent' will be held In the councy health department ofllco btrllnntng at 1130 p.m. U!ro!hy Hecker is president of the associ.. USE OUR FREE PAlliNG LOT ON SECOND STREET ohio Volley 50-5Ji, 110-t Hearing in Murdk'! < ~barge Set for Friday, Api. ,__._2th A*&n., meotlog. Furnishings For Your Hdmel Ohio. r.._..,•• ., 1 :) 'GALUPOLis - Co!J1>rehenatve Health Programs and Tuborc"' lolls Control will be the txJptc of Chatle• T. Sweeny, direc111r ol Pl'OtJrllm development and Oeld service, Ohio Tuberculosis and ~111 Ann., at Tuesday's annual Gallla Councy Til and Health ,•·' cooking. - ·~ SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 r--- ClearJow, w~r ~oWl! and ~. THREE llOMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Sweeny to Speak At Gallia Event and . The lllPe&rance, flawr and the nutrient value of food wUI be ..,. '-ed. Hamburgers ....,letely raac!J> In 00 oecondl and JIUUI)' foods as tittle u 16 aoconda. Come ln and see Alma Graee Torchtano, Home ...~~at of Ohio Power Cori\lli!IY, ilorno!>atrate this !abulouo metllod of •-It ,.,.... . '..,. 4 ture mill)' other items will be on FOUEILY PIICED Al-7.99 PlACED ON ATAILE OPEN DAILY . . now at yqur Chevrolet an,eynlosion of extra :l''t.'b . • uytng power. desire, on dishes tllat opoclal and fun lor everyone all three do.Yo II tho Pomeroy Londo marJ< !»1111!ouoo. Tho door pn. HI conSist of aeven free. R,CA Color TV plua 100 bonuS pr!aoo or ObmPlan Permanent Candles. AU three days plan to be !Uledwlllo r.ale>u:lling evento. Of eourse llltJD,}, 11'1111)', Item• will .,. on ape<talao we you come In and ltook around aJ111 regtotor for all tile door pr!l(f. You do rot need 111 buy anything, jult come In and sa,y helle and; you may be a wtnnor. 32 PAGES 77 VOL:::-:-.3-=-N.,....,0::::-.~9-~.- Weather tmts Devotetf·To The Greater Middle GALUPOUS - A march and memortal aorvlco In honor of the late Dr. Martin Luther King were held here Frl&ij' afternoon by approximately 50 Wo Grande College students. The e'o'ent was cllmllCed in the Publl< Square wttll remark• by Dr. Chari" E. Holzer Jr., and Rev. Albert ~ Ghee. The students (above) marched from Pine st., intersection <bwn Second Ave., to the City Park. • matlcalb' reduced from hoUrs kl minutes and minutes to seconds. PRICED AT -*~' . The Store Is OPEN BOTH FRIDAY meeting. DJring a concluding s o c i a l hour, refreshments were served by Mrs. Norma Zirkle and Mrs. Jean Zirkle. or even PIIPir, Cooklll! time has been dr.,. 99 : For Your New Easter Outfit! are made from glass, plaatlct All 1 DRIVE to ELBERFELD.S in :POMEROY Nancy Reed of Lan.-.ark In Pomeroy invites you to see the newest in cooking with electric~ t)'. Landmark wUl have on display Wring their Cnlor TV q,en House on AprU 4, 51 and 6, the new Unlco electronic llaJige. Thlo Is the newest and quickest way to pr01>are food, It ts oxcllllllo dramatic and allows many shDrt cuts and time savings you never dreamed pOasible. ~ ~e totheolcWaohto,.. ed metal pots and pans when cooking in the new Unico Radl.- rood SMALL 3 To MISSES 4 t_., ,-------""!"-----·---;----------.. ·--- r&IIP• You can ~tuall,y cook, DOKEN SIZES love, thiiunoney, thlb give me truth." - na.. viii·Thoreau. Unprecedented ! Happening-, Member Federal Reserve System DRESS PATENTSI . • Seroing Meigs Coun~!l. for over 96)Jea~s MISSES AND CHILDRENS . '• P.:· Plans Cor a visit by district reavements. Mrs. Sadie McElhinney and orrtclals In June ln lieu or an M.rs. Betty Spencer were apInspection were made when Meigs pOinted as hostesaes for the May Temple, Pythlan Slsten, met at RUTLAND SATURDAY & EASTER WEEK ·· Visit Temple this June WNATIONAL BANK POMEROY ·. , · District Officers Will the hall Tuesday night. During tile meeting condUcted by Mrs. Etta Lemley, moat excellent chief, a practice Cor the offlcial visit was set Cor the regular meeting in May. 'Ibe group ali!IO scheduled a anent auction to be held at the Ma¥ meeting with all members beiltl aaked to participate, and a rummage oale for Ma,y 2 and 3. It was reported that 100 sJck visits were made since the last meeting and that $92 had been expended ln altruistic · work. Deaths or c. J. Eherlbach, brother of Mra. Carrie Neutzling, and Mrs. J. B, Hayea, mother of Mn. Fern Oleesebrew, were reported. It was alto noted that Karl Owen Ia lmprovin&' Croftl an illness. Both Mrs. NeutzUng and Mrs. Cheeaebrew extended thanks to the members for remembrances during their be- ; v . . •!~! · th~ daft'odlla Wert . K h I~·• hint tile pl•amr.o ilerlved !rom ibe YOUIII.' Mro. ern Loelll Sebool Dlotrlct. Tliaue orr presented tile • ··~ • M a ••• Mrs carnotlono wore made , Inti> cor- Sll!ll8stlng 'tllat. the best piiiUlY radio program by lhutlns who "· ~' · pi . .. ·-·•I •• ~ ...... minded.. lloltar. 0 ,....,..... ~•• es •· the anto to set out are •• e.,,_ or, .. - · and • bOll....r 'I' Anotller ' Mrs. ElThe Ea- ~erne woo ehUdren ust~.~Mri. "oung, -:oclder OJ!O& just c~mtnlg Into tllat 1 h~ ned out In 'ibe ~;:~::!; Mrs. Wyatt utaaWe]l, and Mra. boom ra~er than e arger O'Connor, Land ble deeoratlona. Mra, Erwin. ; " , /1 pl"!!l' In 1\oll ,bloom. ·ed 11¥0 O'COnnor Tree wll~: field and her eo-llo.oo, Plana we111 madil' rqr ~ l,lrf. RldeiloiJr present lng Service 0( Ridenour oerved a ..lad 1111 a 101 , !~!I'·• the ~ctuaq of. ., JM!IIln~ for de)'(\tl~o, My ~r nate • lhrub clric with _.";,.., . tllo · Oboottt ;lol~lll Churell• ~~=·WIIh-1\e~ · l::ta~~ wao · to ibe • ·bl\ and chick'" ropllc,o• . 1• """ for ibe ~ller OOI:Yite. The club , 1"'8• . !'!'wtro aa10rted '!""'~~' """ el"' ~~ to mw floral ar- 'Ill chllrman of te!av)slon ·and membara by · . f61mg prelldod "at Jllo ~~~ rqem~ for the £astern ath- radio, wao 0 BUest. S.e ljiOke !ttl! w!x> spoke, cclree oerrice. Tho cloOr letle baii<Po\' to be hald on May '!" Ute prqlocta and accompllllh· Eaotar was' wio\ ~ !'tar! 16 . .!drs. Chadwell Is chairman menlo of her department and or roy for table.s and arrangments tor the ban'fl8!. Si'!d packets brooght by the "' members were presented ln re. ~ 1D roll call. The aoods ., e given ID tile Cour\llouao CUIIlps 4-H Club membors who 'I will lhare tllem with tho special BlklcatlOn clasa. · Mrs. Erwin pve the verse -~)'~month, and Mra. Pur_ley . -~-~ b Mr ---'d Mora ·~-·- f " ~' oliteero ror the year wore electod, '11uoy are Mro. Reid YOUII& preaidon~ ldl'a. Enltn, rice pre- i!!* POMEROY ·• · • . 1oday'• Though~ ' ' ~ee. Burns' boc:\Y was taken to the Dowdney-McCiure Funeral Home iD Marietta lor f'uneral arrange- O'Comor, Chester troop S<.'OUImaster, and Paul Werner, Pomeroy 1'roop 248 scoutmaster, In arrana:lng the project. They had expected, not roaUzlng 10 maey boys would make themselves a. vailable lor the work, that it would take all day Saturday ID do tho job . llamhart oald the seedlings, put lnlo Ute grmmd at tile front entrance or the lake propert,y were 2,500 each of White Oak and Rod Gum and 250 oacll of &&gar Maple and Groen Ash. 1 Accident in Pomeroy is Under Probe menta. Rio Offering Eventful Day May Twelfth RIO GRANDE - Rto Grande College will hold Ito Seoond AnOIIal Outdoor Art llutdl,y, May 12. Amatau. artlllll from Soulbeaatem Ohio and we• VIr. alnla have been tnvltod 10 dis· play tllelr -k• Oil ibe College Green from I p.m. 1D wllk. The ccoUege al., will bold tii'OUnCI>reekl ceremonleo that day for ibe Paul R. 1.4me I'IQ'alcal F41callon Bulkllq The $600,000 otnlcture wili house • boikelball court, awiJiulolqpool, handhatl court, weight ll,lltng room, locker rcama, classrooms, and faculty olficea. In ibe evening, tho Rio Grande Collego Thoatrewillpreient, The Fantaatlcka, a BroadWay muBIcal that bad tho longolll nm In theater history. Unique ror col. POMEROY - Pomeroy po. lloo are investigating a Friday morning accident in Pomeroy which rooulted In the hospitaUzatlon of Mary Diehl, 91, HarriiiOI!Yillo Road. Pollee Chief Jed Webster said Mrs. Diehl was apparently lttamptlng to cross E. seoood St. lege ,performances, The Fll\tanear Robinsons Laundry when a atlcks w:IU be JIH-O'•door• car driven by Harold D. Bran- 111 tile CoUep Greea. ..., 60, Rondarille, pulled 1roon Everyone lniereotad in ,.__ tile curb. Br...... lookl4 tn1o tng their works cl art at 0,. Col1h~ rear view mirror aaCt aw lege on May 12 lhoald I!O!Uct Mro. Diehl fall . He JOt out ol Jem L Updqrall, director c( tile car and picked her up. 11o collago relatlont, before Api'U look her tnta the lllll)dry and IS, tile Pomeroy emergency IIQ.Iad was ealled. Mrs. Diehl was taken to Melgo Qeo,·rel Hoopttal by tile ll4fJIId and was disdlarged after exam. Three Couplll8 Ask , Weddilq( Ueenset~ ' GALLIPQUac- 'l'lne_..s inaUon. However, later Friday IPtlliod lpr .. ....... lll:woa 1!f ~ llw was returned to tile holl!lilll Frldo,y ln ··· ,;., and wa• ror troelmllit. II hll no1 " - -lllinM.lf 11ie ~· ictually Iinck · Mrs. Dli.i, 'Chler Webotor laid. ""'"'llfd � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 5, 1968 smith stiles