https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/96b2230937511206bbcaba51c300772d.pdf 0196f3d90a8483c5a3b8508745199eaf PDF Text Text .. . . • ,. . · · . ..H·a· lz.· e~. , S'c_.~·L:o " Ia ··rsht'p. G -- ·,··v·,,. ·e.-_.n. . . · .· · .ls' ·_...,_. .,..., -,.,...., Sfdlnel. Pomero,..auddl•u·t, o.• '""rn·u. tMS _S:arseot n s For The Young ... dresses, shirts, and sleepwear. Plus accessories and prom sets to make your baby's preslden~ sent1ng the slate of omcerswere Mrs. Ann Bailey, Mrs. Hom e r Forrest and .Mrs. Horace McElh!nne,y. club were Mrs. Baker, Mrs. John Werner, Mrs. Pratt, Mrs.. JCun. zelman. Mrs. MoWe Hill. and Mrs. n.rollly WUL zelman, Mrs. n.rothy Will and Mrs.. Grace Pratt to the auditing committee. Mrs. Mary Howland, director of District 15, was the speaker honoring her is being planned b,y morly at tile meeting. Introduced by the GolliPolls club. Mra. Forrest, Mrs. Howlandtallted on club federation and its his-tory, and the emblems and their significance. She was accon1)ano led to Middleport by Elizabeth Yerran, state recording secretary. A dinner at the Martin Resto- Offering will Benefit Fund .... lAT. lUll. Alr!IIZ.IJ.M "'''ORUK• ~ '"DIADLIER THAN THIMALI" Richard Johnson Elke Sommer MEIGs· TIB1Rt TONIGHT, April II NOTOPIN ON THE 'T' IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JUNE KLOES c0. .,en·d· o'n , ' . · " I ;. •r' ' :;:; ;!; , .· · FRIDAY thru TUESDAY April 12·16 WALT DISNEY'S "THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE" (Tectmicolor) Ft·cd MacMurray Tomn.y Steele DISNEY CARTOON: Apllno Clll>ol'l FRANCES SMART The n.uars lor SCholars Fund wUl benelit !rom an oHarlni to be taken 11 lllo Frida)' nlghtpro.. entadon of John stainer's cantata, The Cruclllxlon, at lllo Trt... l\Y United Church ol Chris~ At a final rehearaalotthecom-munity choir which wW present llle cantata at 8 p. m. Frldo,f nlgh4 tt was decided 11111 au money from an otrertDg;-less ~ penses Cor the presentation. wW be added to llle n.Uarslor Seholars fund. The Program wUl oPen wilh a prelude b)' Mrs. Ben Noutzlia&. organist. Chris~s Surrerlng utd aod 111o proco.. Deatll, by Pice~ slonal, 0 Socred Hood, Thou Wounded. Tho Rev, Carver Wl>o liams or the Pomeroy First S. tlst Church . wUI give the lnvoe.. tion, and the benediction wW be gt ven b)' llle Rev. GleM Hllea. Mrs. Paul Nease is director or the choir. -··· do,f, 6:l!G p;m., ~ ........ Middleport Churdi' of Cflrlll. CELEBIIATION Or !tie Saera. mont or lite Lord'o !qlper, 7:;10 p.m. Mlun<IY '111urido.Y at l'vm· eroy Uullod M - I l aturdi. N>llc lmllod. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, 2 p.m. '1111irldl,y, ...... 1'0004 Middle. 1101'1 Healh. - · Chorcb. PIDLATIIEA SOCIETY, Thorlo do,f, 7:30 p,m, ·ll tllo MlclDt&lort Church of Chrlat. BRADBURY PTA Thurado,f, 7:30 p,m. 11 tho ochool; Prosrom 1 talk b)' Charlo• ~ onllrst lid. Nominlllag OOIIUIIfltao wW be ~ IOCOnd SfOde I'OCIIII mothers haverefrelhm.._ P~ onto urged to attend. AFTERNOON CIRCLE, Hestll Metloodl1t Chureh, 2 p.m. CO!OIUNION, HOitlllletllodlot Chureh, 7:30 Thuradl¥. Arlington National Cemet.cry. ; ~A;.-~~ w ,HELP YOII ~D OIUO VALLEY Colnmloder7 24:, !j)eeial conclave. 7p.m.Fri- do.f at 18111Pie, to attend Good Frldo,f untcesiiTrtnlcy Uultod Church ol Chr!a~ Full unllbnn. COIOIUNITY GOOD FRIDAY service In Pomeroy, 12:20 through 12:$0 p, m. Frldo,f at tile Uolted Methodiot Church. Opoo to the pub)ic, SATURDAY IUGH SCHOOL DANCE parcy, schoni &ponsorod, Saturde,y night II tile Mlddii(IOrt lllih SChoni ltldllorl1011. Done Ins !rom 8 to 11 p. m. Jeys emcees. B~BALL GAllE II ~ pera Plalno Grado Schoni Solul'o dlir, 7:30 p. m. ~I Plalaa women versus Portlaad women; oecond pma, Tli'P81'1 Plains Dllll versus Portland mea. Actmlllllon 50 centa oOOit.l, chUclreio 25 <onta. Pre-ocbool chUdren !reo. RefreohmODIJ IOid. Tl(>o pera Plal11a Boosters. IPOfliOra. OLD .~.'n.xuf..tl1W rtouDd and _... douce, Solurdll, IW'tlllg . It II p. m. II Bodlord YOUII! C.. ar, &ponaored b)' tballarwla ..,._ on:ycle Club. Admlaolon fl per CO!Cilo. El..rffl~f Busy ' Ready To Wear hp1r,tllllnt· ' adluoto ·aprif>G long., lerlng of comfort optlona. ticoll~ - to loldl prowldlng 1 smooth pendently smooth• bumpy o- .,. Opllono IIIIo: Rangar luxury t u - wllh SeleciAiro Condl· tlontr .•. typical of unncellad rldl ... llghl or loadocl.llllndord on F-2150, ond F·IOO wllh opllontl hllvy-duty oprlllgo. roads or ru;gtd terrain. Two axles add durability, too! It prlmo "" • btluty And conwenlene~~. Kl!'atr - IIUle short "' ...... tho lfloo'l cop. en lqtb1- In nu., blacll, \ VOGUE ...... aod au lha boot tuhlon colora -plain or laney at;ylea. HOSIERY b)' Blrklblit,~ · 1tr aod our own llllilurJ brand. Mesh or • ' - coottruCtlon In IQ'lon or the - Toke Your Trip Knit ond oway you go. looking and feeling greot every moment. Toni Todd carves lhe oimple .heath, IGitaM tho hi-yoke, adds the bromo of a wildly striped sath. In dimple-to•· lu•ed Docronl'l polyetter double knit, with. an_ offinity for travel, machine-wash· and driable. mlraclellbre 7111"111 '- olhlde to oull your evtr)' need. HANI:IlAGS In Plllllll or Cl'Uihoa - larp Qrlecy of •IYieo and Qtdllga. Your · cbolce of beJic black, botiO or - o r hlgll tlt&bkm cJi. l'UIOhadoa. J.tWELilY lor tile lllt.OI look . - Saloct.tllo pleeaa thllplote your ..-bin tor Eui>f or from our tarp i~of o&rrlnsl. MCklacOI, l)llu. rqs, porPnta andbracolata. site for the meeting. The "otficlal circles" quoted by Tass imPlied that the United States was reneging on its Promise to go "arurwhere at any time" . to talk peace with North his tlnal sermon at the church ~. He wUlleave Friday for a new position in North Lewisburg, A public reception in hlo hooor will be held at 7:30 p.m. We<lneS<ta.v at tile Mlddl .. Vietnam. It was the second consecutive day that Tass, In an officially inspired story. acted as a conduit ol inl011114tlon - ..n D . l n tor En ds .ronu ar .ras r n t Middl r. eport .r as orate BY BOB HOEFLICH AU good U1ings must come to an end and so lt will be next week when Ute Rev. Howard Rup.. pelt, pastor or the Middleport Flrlll United Presb)'terlan Church, leaves Middleport a n d Molal County, Appiietill.f. uytng bi tile p,r•oiOPhY. "lalllih aod tile world lausbs with you," the Rev. Mr. Ruppelt has been a popular fig. ure In tile countY during his long tenure of senice. Pockets bulging wltll candy lor botll tile 1CIW1i and old, tile Rev. Mr. Ruppel! has da,y.ln, day.oot oproad hls humor and pleasant pbilo&OiilY across Meigs Councy. Ordained In April, 19>1, at llle DeGrall Presbyterian Church at Degraff, Ohio, the Rev. Mr . Ruppelt came to the Mlddleport church as his first tull-time as. signment. In a profession which fre(J.Iently involves moves from one community to another, the Rev. Mr. Ruppe It has an out. otandlng record or longevicy In Hanoi and Washington on tbe meeting site. po:;thp:~.:~lgl=~ . A Pace-Setting \ fashion by • n..\- 0 \\,\\\~ ~~~\\l\~1 Color mr world aun1hlno brlrk\ In my l!ato Gnena-y plaid lhlfl. n hu. lhowtr of pluto down ""' troet, plpod ol-. wbllo tie collar. Bn.htoa\ oo\e o1 all W• clone·ln · mue durable c- polJOIWr·lnd...\ton. Neodl ... Iron!. . mn oftor machiM waahlq ,llld drJiq. : : Pomeroy... J ti~~: Personal Notes l~i! ~ . . : \ .... : k . r , . .. ~. ·.. ',· I · ' h . .... )' ·v.. ~ . ~ ... ,_ 1, ..,.,.. break off attempts to neutr't The Rev. Hugh B. SCOtt serv- FBI Shrouds Mustang In £AlEBplete Secrecy dlOPOrt·Pomeroy Hotary Club go along wlllllllls Philosphy, Above, and right Rotarians and t h e 1 r .. AAnes" are coloring eggs at the Columbus and Southern Otdo Electric Co. building In Middl"" POrt in preparation for the annual Easter egg hunt to be held at 2 p, m. Sunday. Club members and their wives colored some 400 eggs Wednesday night. Each egg has a nUII)oo ber which will entitle a child finding one to prizes. Prize .,catches" of the hunt are a gold egg wltich lsworth$10 . 1\> !he .!lnder •lid • sliver ,8£11: . ~WII and Lllvld Ohlinger. Attention is invited to the tact that thi5 year for the first time the "hunt" will be held in the municjplf park In lower MiddlePort. For many years 1t was co~ clucted on the steep hlllside.s or the roadside park near the Post office. The hWlt. which attracts chU.. dren from the entire county, Is llle longest-stAnding OMnaJ ProMJddlepo~Pomeroy club. While actual records are Galt, 36, whose address was a south Birmingham, Ala., lost in the mystic past, It is berooming house. Neighl:ors said they Jladn'tseen Galt in three morths. Ueved there have been over 30 consecutive annual Easter Egg Neither 111o FBI in Atlanta Hunts sponsored by the club. and Menuthis nor the Justice boma license 1·38993 witll two Another Project of long tenure Q,partment In Washington 1967 Mexican tourist stickers on in the club's community service would cqmment on the Mus- its wln<bwa, was iound on a ROTARY ANNS - Left lo r~&~~4Mra. Sarah Owen (back to comen) Mra. Jock Rob )lr tang, whfeh was towed to FBI street In 1n AtlantA •-vision, Program is its annual cord.tct of By Vnited Press International Dave Ohlinger, Mrs. Wendel Gerlach,. Mrs. John Werner. Mrs. Jack W~sh and Mra "~A J a. (Continued on PI&O U) headquarters In Atlanta and Clpltol Homes.· A rNident ol WA.SII!NGTON - MOsr OF THE NATION'S llomocra~c goy. shielded from newsmen. kinson. • .._.lP • • the area, Joe Manus. aatd he ermrs hive climbed into cyclone cellars to await deveklpments FBI ~gents did ~ tllat no had seen the car since last ·:::~:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:::::;:;.;:::::::;:;:::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;::::::::;::;:;:::::::::::;:;:;:::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::;:;:;:::::::::::::::::;:::::::;:::::::::;:;:::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::·:·:·:·:·:::·.~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::~:· In !he II!Onn over tllelr parzy'o presldentilf nomination. A UPI warrant had .been Issued In tile Frldo,f and amlher reslden4 survey Shol!ed todo,f more than halt want their states to send cue. But It wao learned 11111 alter Kfns's murder, was traced through license platel» to Eric starvo News ... in Briefs llfra. Mary Brlclges, rOPOrtod !he FBI had asked Florida seeing 1 well-clreued, clarltpollee Thurldo,f to be on tile halrod man near the car durlns looicJut lor Gift. Tho r-st the past few dlys, woo canceled b)' 111o FBI severlf hours later, I!IJRY 300 HOGS Gift's Blrmln&ham address BELLEFONTAINE, Ohio (VP0 was a stucco, tw4»tocy roomtnc: - Natii:NI Farmera Organizahou.. in a neflhborhood ol old Uon membera, protelltlng 1 o w homes, · hiib-rl10 IIPartlllont prices, -and hurled 300 hoga WASHINGTON - THE WHITE HOUSE announced todo,f that Pre- buildings aod modern otllce h..., 'Jburoday, alden! John&on wW meet In Honolulu next Wodne~day with Soutll stnocturea. floru'a proaldent, Park Chung Hee. The White Houle announceTho ....,r ot tile rooming HEADS ROCKY!IEN :nOIII slid Pork had accepted Jolmsoo'a inYI!Atlon "to como to house refused to come 1o the WASIINGTON (VPI) _ RobHonolulu f!>r I personal meeting !j) di8CU8B all matters o! Interest door Thorodo,f oliht, bot a er1 Oolman, llaytoo, Ohio, was to the two eounlf!es." roomer, tel~hoae rtpalrman named 11 part ol the ''Rock· · . · . · . · Porq litrlckland, Uid the FBI otoUer tor President" eoaunltCHARLEsrON, W. VII.- ANATIONALCAllPAIGNc......nn. had ' been ' Uklll8 1bput Gift toe announced here today. The tor lor George Wlf!aee oald hera Tharado,f that the ma.iorlcy or Wei- "plent,y t11o lall woel!." <OIIImlttoo will be hu.........-. Ieee are hoilolt honorolole Poot>le•liW Jones denied .mg.. · Tno car, bearlatr IH& Al6o 011 Iii New York. """" ot lrr~Ues In el!orts to obtlflo lh• &Jinlturos ot obout , ' · ' t. 8,000 &tate res~ flO that the former Alablma _aovernor can be , , ~ 'thlr<l """?'.Preslofantllf candida~·~· tllogeiler~ eloctjon¥1ot In ,S'Vm.ni.~Rt¥ · November. · , •, · · • ·' .. . ·• · . ,-, .,. .,,'!.~ v· ·,~:r· '"" "J ~·~ ~ , .::;. t:lrllar lblo "!lei< a KaoiWha ~uni;y moo, J.eoNW.Whlto, .. . .. .P_.:_ • D.>.-~ to SOcrl!llry ot -Jiobert Wallace workera wore not toiiOwing the law In obtalni!ltllllo &tgne. . · · · . •• · . turea. He llld' some Petition corrloro were worldnti oUt ot lflelr ' .(~btldorl.l'f ,100 tOwarta · ..ae.rto wblclt siMid tr..n dlltrlc\!1 alid · ~ •ll!nlra were ~ Iiromlaltd !hill( '11.0\ll!l.~In a' ·lund 10 brlnfi tilt American • ba11l on the Ohlci Iilver, !heMayprlmiQ'~~ ,, _,, ;,· ' ,Wind !II'~ {)rcheatra to In prevlouayearsacbllclren'o committed or favorite oon dole'gatlona to the Democratic Nlltlonal Convention in Ausust. Slme just malnfaln a discreet silence. Amoi\J tllose who have declared, Gov. Wllllam L, Guy ol North llai<ota his Joined the committee becklll8 VIce President Hubert H. Humphrey. still an undeclued candidate. two New Englanden, Governors Kenneth M. Curtis ot Main and PhUip H. lloll or Vermont, have endorsed Sen. Rebort Kennedy ol N.W York lor tho nomlnolfon. """"*' I SELEcr IIEllEASl'ERBONNET FBOII EldJBIIF£1Jilt BEAtrriFUL SBLBc. TION OF GIIILS HATS- aod Wondel Gerlor.h (preaJdeol). "ElSter time is the time for eggs" and members of the Ml~ The iJnpounded car, parked on an Atlanta street since the day ject of the . <<<·=·=·:-::~.;.;.;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;_:;:;:;::::::::::::::: ::::::: :;:;:;:;::· Le!t to rlgh4 Llove Ohlinger, Easter Time is the Time for Eggs worth $5. Chairmen or lllo ed the Middleport church for 10 continuoosly at one time aod tile Rev. Dwight L, Chapin served ror six years at one Ume and then returned a few year& later to serve for i!dx·more yean. The Middleport First UnitATLANTA (UPO - The FBI todo,f locked in secrecy an ;.,. ed Presbyterian Church is over Pounded white Mustang car reoembling one tllat sped from llle (Continued on page 12) scene of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Memphis, Tenn., last ThurSday. y~s ROT AHIANS ON JOB - Carl Horky, Jack Robson. John Werner, Dr. Jerry Mathene.y thil year are Dr. Jerry Metheny decessors. ,l J'inA ~8, ~YIOIY•, C~ • ·¥e · .- maile'. b)' ~ rAIII8ril LO. sebiioi lxatri~'i~Mict Btooll• Speaking of Schools-No. 37 Answers for these Troubled Times BY GEORGE HARGRAVES, SUpt. Meigs Local School District This Is a troubled nation ln a troubled world. Ari\'One witll a speck ol inteillgence and common sense knows that tills Is a true otatement Thoro is eonolderable cllllluolon as to tile cauoes ot all our prob. lema. There Is even greater coo. tusioo aa to thedlreetioninwtdch wr anowers lie. In dloturl>od tlmea ouch as theoe tllare are many ~e with many ltrange anawors to.our per. ple>lng lfiOotiCIIs. T h e r e are many Who promiae aanythIng to CJ11Uin )'CUI' supJOrt ID·order to help them ha~elhelr WIY· Somet!meo ltP&1ato:Jul!l otop a m11111e tollolnklbQutlhla-ld, Ito problema, II a promloeo and ua, MallY Years aaolnalarcoun. pund r,·v.nnl•ll . by 00 ~07 ibl( · ;,:... . , i:Jf.Nternt OfJOSters ·: tile . c.il Sauth 1'11ird St. read,y ID !4ld(!lepior(; 1!1 (ti~ 110 .~.-:~eon pastor of tile Middleport church It &II~ tlllo "reiecUon ol phoro lair to botlloldos. •• for loJ18er than aoy or hla pre- Waraaw for preliminary co~ · c. rejected Phoom Penh and now rejects Warsaw as the meeting place. - '''fhe United states ex.pressed willingness to establish as soon as possible contact between rEPresentatives of the two countries, but U.S, actions onl,y dela,y such contacts. -"Having declined Phnom Penh, the United liates motivated Us refusal to meet (tbere) by the absence of the necessary conditions there ••• but Warsaw does have an American embassy, a staff of correspondents and means of communication. -''Warsaw has been the site, for over 10 years now. of contacts between the United states and the Peoples Republic of China.'' The charge that the United States Is "dela.yingn the contacts Indicated that North Vietnam, although angry over the American rejection, was not as the site. When America make contact. rejected tbis on ground there Christian had said that the waa oo U.S. embassy there, U.S. government proposed "'a Tass quoted "autOOritatlve cl:r- nwnber or neutral countries as cles" 1n Hanoi Thurscta_y as possible sltes for contact and ProposiJJ&: Warsaw Instead. we hive not yet had any The story toda.y was promptp. response to this proposal." ed b)' Christian's re5110nse to Chrhitian said War.saw would . llle WarSIW PTOPoS,~. not Provide . "a atmo~ ,,:,-.=,·.=.'.'·'·'.'.=:.'.., '.'·'.'·'.:'·..::.:.: .'.':' ·.·.::,'.','.':'·':'·' :'·' :'·'.:.•,'.','.','.•,' .',' .',· . :.·,·.','.·,·.'· · .' ,·.·,·.·.·.•.=.::.;.;.;.;.; .;.~.=:::::: ::; :::: :;:;. ;:;:;:;:;:;::·:·::;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::;:; :; :;:;:; t:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:~;:;:;:;:::::::;:;:;::\f~ lllg, ~oponr Colot moko drivIng 1 ~ure. And the ~xtf'l lnitllf contacts. The story gave oo alternate .POrt church. AJII!:RICAN RED CBOSS blood mo1o11e, illondojl, I to I P. m., Ponutlllf Junior lllih SChool. wau.u cbDra walecomo. At•..o-tletlc rur auspenalon comblnn longer 1pring1 with a unique diYictl tnlt autome- the United State.:. would prefer IIOJJI.e uneutrat•• site for the THE REV. HOWARD RUPPELT, POPular pastor ot llle Mickllepon First United PreSbyterian Church, wlll deliver ! States and tile Re»ubllc of Vier Uolted White House press secretary George Christian said Thursday USE: OUR CONVENIENT LAY-AWAY PLAN In contacts between tile nam.'' HALF SIZES as~ prellmlnary Democratic IIEGVLAII JjJNIOIIS .,,....,,u. sion uses two lront axtes, one ror each wheel. The jars and joltlare taken outofthe rough· ttl I'Oid aa each wheel lnda- ·• United States his no grounds In reject Wanaw as the site of liJ.SSY SIZES wide -lhfp 1onlco, 11 a.m. Twln·I·Beam front auapen· The Soviet news agency said these circles "beiJeve the JUNIOR P~ri'ES -~,IOo.m.,chlrpo WITH EXCLUSIVE FEATURES COMPETITION DOESN'T OFFER MOSCOW (UPO- North Vlet.- tocts Is legally untenllble lor namese "official clre:les" 88¥ four reasons: thllt America's apparent rejec~"The Vnlted States has tion of Warsaw as tbe site ol Ol!Pressed repeatedly Its willinB- • Washington-Hanoi contacts is ness to meet a DRV representa-. "lea:aU¥ untenable," Tass said tive at any place and any tUne. todo.f, The United States has lfrl!ady Solaot oJI1"8til',itmlnlnednlo jlllt at;ylotd lor 1ou .;. from OhirtWI!Btl lo lee.. , our IPrinl clre1aeo are set to lull tile DK>Od of every !albion olllltr - yoll'llllnd juotwhlt you're loold;w tor In -ay dniiU - lulldreiiOS- ;lloket dnasea· - -""bios au at;ylod to • ...-........ - GLOVES b)' FRIDAY, APRIL 12. 1968 Label U. S. Objection As Legally Untenable _,, BOIIIES FROM ELIIEIIFELDS . Hanoi Insisting on Warsaw as Site .comet-. ... COMPLBTt: YOUR t:ASI'ER ,_ ' Ill WARDIIOBE Wrrli ACCES- en tine POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . Dir,as.JIATS, sPORTSWEAR- BNSI!Miil i!:s. WOMEN'S AND GUlLS' COATS, SUNDAY SVNDAY SCHOOL -.o,Le. tart FoUl llelhociJt aturch, -~· '1_01.. XX NO 258 GJliLS IN THE ,RWllr 'f<l CQJIE IN AND Sill FOR• Y""BSELF THE FINE 5ELBCI'ION Wll C~ DANCE PARTY, ThurSdo,f, 9 p. m. to midnight, ~IDe Junior Hi&~~ School, sponsored bY Racine Junior Clua. lluale b)' "All Souled Out". Admla1bl 50c. -r. o~~":" ~ou~ .. w~,·~ · ~, Devoted To '11le lntere.ll Of Tlu! Meig•·MaMJn Area FLOOII - TOPS IN SI"YLING: PA~~" WOMEN'S beokotllall pme It tile !;!Tocuae Elemontary School, 7:30 Thurodo,f, lollowiJw bY a pme - - boy• ottlleltOOnd, third, aod tourtll aradoa. Proo c - to go to !he P.T.A. CANDIELIGHI' Conummlol\ Trlolcy united Church ot Christ, 7:30p.m. FIUDAY CANDLELIGHI' VEsPER senleo, Frldo,f, 8 p. m., St. PIUI Lutheran ·Church. ~. 9:30 L m. joint worshiP ol St. PIUI and St. John Lutheran churches at St. Poul Chureh. ~School, 10:45 o. m. and two &OOlt Bible cla..ea. NEW HAVEN St. Paul Lulhoru Church, area joint Good Frldo,f aerYlces, 1:30 p. m. Bev. Brian Eoiel, Uturglat. Putor or New Haven Methodist C h u r c h, !' WEAIIING AP~~-,. FO~ WOllEN AND , WEAR lEPAIITIIIENT ON Tllli . COLoRS - IELWI'YOv~ ., I' ' at Hum Howard Taft and John FJtz. geraJd l~emedy, arc buried at · ·Until·9;00·: oF Two U. S. Presidents, Wll . • ' • Now You Know ·'· F·rlday ·and;,. WnE ~N , .A . . re.... li' ·l\ -.u• For Scholars THE KIDDIE SHOPPE ~;- . ·1 . :: ·OQ ~~·•IX m - 1 ol tile · · · ·· club ,....,,In ~tlloril ~ u..·Vnlo TH!J!ISlAY ' verslcy lltn· ~· ll1o ...~tlllri!W MA!JNDY·~IIIIQ'Ilommultloft meetlnlo Mr~. lloWtaod al!d Mra. ""'~ .~lit ~· ,. Eslllor Wu,._ or Akrvn, ~ •. aturelt,·7:l!G,p.. I!L ': district 'cOQrdlnator, PNII~ 11 Mrs. Marianne ~ lo"" or Gallipolis, Is tile onll cancliclate lor proslclont ot t b e Ohio Federation andwUl beelec._ ed to the position at the ClncJn. nati meetlnl. A June rtciPtlon Mrs. Larry Baker presided at day complete!. · F•rnous Nome Bronds For onlonts ond Chlldr•n ond Mony Gifts For tho Boby l! lfiYtiiii(UriJUUwoub)'Jira. !!d~Jl' ~!!'lid•• ': ,. · · '.· OCIO .·~·~~~~~~A· II!!G\!LAR ~G; "II o c ~~· ~ Gt'.... 11Rirldi,rlaic!ot-' llary KWIIIOimln, sec....,.,Mrs. and 111o II.P.W, COD-IChecUedtor SOJ'IOIIt. Ylco meetblc Wblch co...nd the PQIIIIIona aioiAi i!OJl Woak• Miss n.rlndl Wll;.ll, troosurer, Clnclnnad In Mof. Tho nomlnai:lns commtuee P,... RoPro801111118 tile Mlddltport Plm.A1HEA SOCIETY, 'lbura. 111o meeting and nomed Mrs.Kun- For your loved one .v,::~·~«·:>=·:o:·::i;:~~~::.:·~':::;~:::::::::~:::::~::::::~ 1::~· · ochol..- ....... ~... ttiO~~ 'i! ·., 1111" Botay c~-- . annoWICed 111o · A lor It Mlddii(IOtt lllihlichool, .-~ l!fW -al Tueldo.f nlght'o _,... haS bett! ,,..,.. ·~ :Woe.1ear :. ~ ·!:\ lilt .ColiiDblo Gas f1l Ha waa U.. ~<hotarshiil · at tllo School ~ Qlllo ollie e. llllu Cunni~~~~~ am lo Coal eo,, Nuralnsll Holzer lloliPI~bYlha ' thO clotJbtar or Mr. and Mrs. W. Va.IUacondJ. Mlddl•rt Business aod Pn>felo 1111 CWinlnlllil!m. Officers lor llle 196S-69 year 1 tonai Women'• Club. The club'• sci'<!\arlihlp com- wore olocted and lllCiude Ml" mltteo headed b)' Mri. HIII'Old ~ Leonard, president; Mrs. •~==========~=::=:::•• ~~.: 1 .-. , lont0011 Gl the eYOI!Inl perrorm. ...... l1otiever; lhb ;fear In llell of !he coocen lor tile 701111t: Ilion, per-i ol \he orcbii•· Ita will membero of . he wouldrlseagainfromthedead. He "as killed. He did rise !rom the dead. He kept His prom. lse. He made a second promise. He Uid tllat He could do tile oame thing for you and me l1 we wou1d follow IHs way. I , dul't know about you, but this promise. from one " h o showed He kept IUs promloe, looks to me like a good place to seek the answers to our perplexing problema to<iaJ'. The leiSCMIS ol Good Friday wilh Ita IIYlllbol ol groat lose IIlii of Esoter wltll its lar groat. ly 20 <enlltrlee old. ~~owe¥.., ao., con be aa frellh aad Uthe llrat nobln'1 - . I! we llllJ lilly let tllem be oo. Problema? Yea. we au biYe our llhare In lhla whlrllnc -ld. Anawwa? Wb7 not "'"'llldar tlloae wrlljlpod In tile ...... o1 er pin- theselea~m.sarenear- Eaater. Americans Rally to Recapture Position SAIGON (UPO - ~ewe kill Screaming Gla.'' North Vletu- meoe trool!>B OYO(fOD • u.s. AnDy .Po&idon . near S1iaoo todlybutllleAmorlconl!l'alltedo racfll\ttt'!ld lhalr Poll' • loiet ue· t':'.otnmunllti 1n a,hti:v . ao fierce both lidos llrod In """7 dlrtctlo"' ''l'he1 wore ov..-ywhore, All ~idll;d oald he .....W be· kllleci and lbat we coufdnrt ldontit;r," Pte, Gllbart urocu. ~ ot Sin VETERANS MEMoRIAL Aalonlo, Tlx., ·IOid . QPI ~ HosPITAL ~ Not(llbloL · · Mm!allklna - cniu Jeoldna, About lOO North Vlotll!lo:elf ~·lne; .• · ~r~-;;;;a:; �., ..t• ' ~ ~-. t'OIItr'O)'-MlaCilC'OI'tt White P•per v., ~· ........ - ' '· . · · , ·.l'.- · ' ·' -u:v unlveraiUea of a nllion, whldo ean have ae rea1100 lor being aved for the free and deell\1 · exohaase of Ideas. Some of us are old enougto to remember lhe hoarse, lerr!G'· In& mindless ..-a of IWlor ,oulh; and, thOUSh It Ia& trllht· tul th1ni to have to JIIY, It m~ nevertlleltll he lllcl• AlhlaS not too dlodm!M from Hiller youth has been abroad the campaoaJ, and e l - e , I!' 'this ~· Last week Walhlllatonandthe . Youna -.to and middle • rest of the wodd rec:elved tho qed praleeooro, and ~ ,.leomo ne•n that Hanclj was DQlltlclaaJ, have laid llltl;y 0011olderl118 1'1!'00 tllks, 11.111880, and larg9iy ll!llnltntlonal haada talks become 1 relll\1', 111a U. 111t honored COileeyl af free · ..Ul taee hard borjpdntnllo dlaSOI)I. '!bey have twlllted aad The flrlll meotlni ...,.. Uke· por•ert.d rlllhl• IntO a llcmso 11 fD deal with the tedmloall.. al ldelleoiUil terrerlm, IntO a .U. af - e r eqollatiGnl. caa ...,aolouo •"'verden af lawM besln. Once 11 Ia ellabllahed national purpeaea <Oilllltulloaal· that there will actualb' he tllks, 1J arrlnd at, Into. a· ICl'8IIIIII1S ,. ..Ul then face lhe followlns moblsm no dlflerent In prlacl- lltuatlm. pie !rom the even more -..., Prelldeal JebniMlll will he In !Ill 11iJns that Ia racla1 moblam !1111 and · detailed dlerge of the and racla1 murder. talks !rom 111e U. s. lltdo. '!be Pro- Jebnooe'a lllll!diOII· Prelldent does not Intend fD led aacrlllee In laying cllnm his way 1o the COmmunlllls m cor..., caraer to try tO hell IIIIa tlln minimum eaaenliala of the llclmeaa, Ibis cruel and back - declared alma of 1l1t U. S., aad biting miasma of e11!41!1erellt lhe American - l e do not IX· ae1flshiY run riel, II a splen- peel him to do so. 118 aboold did lliJns. But this aiGne will not not aettle for lell than a .._. he enc>Uilh- Theoo who seek to villd free electloo for the next replace him mu.st also behave as Government ot South Vietnam, UldUgb there are matters more and he should not accept a plan Important than llle Prealdency. which will loa,. 111e CommUnist They, too, mull pel lllo naUoo National LlboraUon Froo4 the above sll poriiOOII amblllon and peUtloal arm of lhe VIet Cons, all other considerations. The man In a poaltlon so close to power who dee a 1111• lllCl&l COft1Jietely, lbat 11 could aelze control of meat hooeaUy, moat plainly, will 111e Soulh Vletnamooo GoVernbe lhe next Prelldenl of tho Unit- mont by force. ed Sates or America. We have DO foreknOWledge ot It is as simple, and as im- how tough the government of mense, as that. Whether he Is a Hanoi w111 be 1n pressing tor its Republican or a Democrat, a alms which are the oppoalte ~ "conservatiye'' or a HJiberal" ltJose ot the U. S. It want• at In little, llnt-plddng ldenJoslcal llle least a coalltloo government term~ Ia abiCJlutely Irrelevant. where the Vis! Cons would be It doesn't matter by one ·tenth \let')' close to power, and an 1mof ... single danm. mediate wlthdrewal of all u. s_ s. Ill•• c:illtga.tions to God as with t h • shrill, mundane eoclo.poiltlcal dogmas of political parsons. The very sanctuaries ot noble cathedrals have been used more for bitter, nihilistic paeudo-clramaa, fer wild, psychedallc JOO.Called mu'sle and the gyration& oCyouthrdks than for the aomber, measured and timeless liturgies of our ancient faiths. Some of the most utn'' clerKYlnen, lDdeed, FEATURED ARE - · of the patntinga and works of art sl<nm 010h <Ia¥ at the Courtlllu&e An· nex, Point Pleas~ from I to 4 P.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. TueldO¥ and Thora<~a¥. T~:~stsspo:. tho JlaiMlll County Bome -tralloo CoWICll. Tw~ne Meson and travlllnS e>hlbltsel Reba Cohen, DWe Parker Fairbank• and ll>nald M. Halley, Jr., :::w of 111e Hw!lington Galleries. On the Farm Front Mrs. Mary Profits in Filled Milk Pose Issue WASHINGTON (UPJ)-. for delry Iarmer& are aharpli' spill oo ..e of llle key issues iD a current debate ;ver hOW whole milk lhoUid ~with lower prteed tilled mUk and ether aui>atl- tute•. '!be dispute c-r• around prlcea peld by prooeasers !or dr)' milk powder uoed Ia mak1nS il!ted milk. The prodll<l Involved- filled milk-Is made by comblnlns makJns tilled milk ms.Y Ond It dleaper 1o siMI with nonlal milk powder. 'lbl& Ia be<aoee 111e powder lo SOI18rally prleed lowr, pound lor pound, lban !lie aame . Jnsredleirt8 B<>ld In Duld form, The American Farm Bureau Federation estimates, Cor exampie, lllal lllled milk caa be manu!aetured from Ould skim mtlk at a cost oc about 9.1 cents a quart- about 4:.4: Cflnts But in 111110' cases, proce180rl doeaper lllan whole milk. cost Drepe 11IE DAILY SENTINFJ. But 11 nonfat milk powder Is IEVOTIDTO II'CTIIIII' OF ulld llle cost of maklns skim Mf.IGNIIAIQIII .u.u lllaiAUS.. ow&N, ~ milk drop& to about 6.2 coni& a ~ TlltMII6ll, U . ............ ....... .... <JIIII1 on the balls of recent OIIID ~1111111' ~'~~~~~~*"' ~.Ill -....c price relatlonshlpa, tho !odera" ........,., Oltl8. 4t*- · - - - .... " - ttJ-2111, ~ ~ .WU1. tloo eollmetel. S.C..S dau ,..._. l'lifl • ,....., Severs! !ann -~ Indue!' ~....U•III•• .. .. Jns 111e National Farmer• Union ...............h;er, .... 11 r... tl81 ... - Duld skim milk or ""'""atltuted dry milk powder with a ves- l e fat. '!be roaultlne producl can he made to aell dleaper ~ . '!!'f'bWY whole !'\!lk which · ~• bulter!at. . . . •·"'-' Most dairy opokeam<~~ asree that where fluid skim mllk Ia ulld In filled mllk, the aklm ltioold ba priced at the ..... rata ulld when It 11 oold ID lhe public in bottlea or carton& - ..., ,..,.,. ,. rcn. Cit),- York. ~rlftlloo ......., .,..,......... carTW\ ~lhl~~-:..-:~ · Ill -"lo IP.IO. nna ._.., 11M. .. ~out~ -~.. urrlw ....'rie41 ........ lbie: OM - h ti.JCI. 1St mUll 0. ,_. IJI.OO, !iii III"IOOidl• 15,2$, Th._ ...... NM. s.aa-lpUN ~'~''" lndldlt• ,....., , . . . . . ..._. ..... REMEMBER THEM WELL with a BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT Uke the one shown above. ft\ake your selection now from the many fine granites in dod!. Carolina PinkseColonial Rose • Georgia l7r11VS' Wisconsin Rose Reds • Dakota .Y.alloganies, Select Vennont and Rock of Ages Stock Canadian l>lemory Rose Sutton News Notes 11r. and Mrs. Shelby Plckena were Saturday night sue•IB ...,_ centb' of hll parenti, Jlr. and !Irs. Slln Pl<keoo, !t'racuat. T!Mise vtoltlas at the hOmo ol Jlr, and lira. Allen Ta,ylor were Jlr, and llrs. Frm< HociJl>o and claugbter ot ~raeuae, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pic kens and chll<\ren of Collllllhus, Mr. and Mrs. Warree Bose and Paul. !Ira. lllartha Roae- a few dayo with her dauihfBr, Mrl, Thomll Holter and !lmlly. Mr, and Mrs. Guy Bose md " - • and llrs. llartha Boee were ~ afterD»n vi.. ltoraafWarree Boae and!lmlly. Jlro. ThelmaWaiiOftcallaclon her brother Suodi;T eveolas· Mrs. Warren Boae vi•ltod at the of llrl. COrl Ollutt onodaytutweek. Warren Boae ••• In NIWarko Ohio, last- helping his lllfho "'• carl Watwa. 11e .-ned to and 1l1e National Milk Pro&icera Federation, have urpd llle Asrlculturo DeparUnenl to boost 111e colll of n<>n!at powder when It Is uoed In lllled milk. The rirl!i spOkemon &aJ IIIII c'ln b8 'done br amending price resulaUons iD .major mRkahede where price floors ror various milk producls are set by lederat marketing orders. But the Farm Bureau Federatlon counters tbat such aetlon woold hurl dairymen Ia llle long rm1. It woold, acoordlnS lo a locleratlon dairy commlttee, push tho prlee of lllled milk up ae It c:oold no lmger compete efleetlvniY with ether milk sli>atltutes which do not ooutala an,y dairy producla. 1be Farm Bureau argwnent was made In a receet report to At!rlculture Se<relarY omn L. Freeman. The roport llld out a 14il0inl protll'&m dooiped to help milk compete sli>atltutea ..of trylns to hoy them by rogulatlons or controls. 'Ibe Farm Bu r e a u Dll1ry Commlltee 1 a I d dairymen lloould .,........, the sale of lilted mWt - e r aecesaary to .....,... wllb IIOIMialr7 prod . ucts. Ill the looser ,.,_ however, llie urpd that dairy. pro!nall the aala of low.ftt milk- whldl uoually ooutalas about 2 per cent butlerlat In· steld ot. 3.5 per ceut or mor~ at prices c:<JIIIPBIItlve wllb Riled milk. hlallr, - ·and ~ llrs. olghl. Allen Ta,ylor went fD PomlrOJI with Jlr, and llrs. Frm< Hudooa. Jlr, and lira. Leo Ta,ylor are woll pl1011d thllllitY coold have a Pia. IDita11ed alter oeloai 1 limo. and daughter, have returned home alter spending tho lilnter w1111 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. La"'" j .Baker FurniiUle. iODlUPOiil', o;·•· · l. ......._.. « !'t~:;...T~~:! ouatot ti.al wo oboWd not JOE cAnNICELU UPI ~rta Wrlter Orlanckt Cepeda had some sad news tor the rest of the Notional Leasue .Thurs<~a¥ night -the st. Louis Cardinals are better than ever. Cepeda drove In four runs wUh a homer, sbtg}e and hia first triPle In tour years as the do!endfow world chanu>lons pounded Atlanta for 18 hits en route to a 10--3 victory over the Braves. "List ;rear's team was good," said Cepeda alter the rout. ubut this team is better, We have better pitching," Cepeda's hilling helped NeJ.. son Brlles record his lOth c_onsecuttve victoey over a two _ ,1>1 lliat nepllllliln II lim• DIJDIIO bl,vo not look ..... ~ u "" do - 11111 t.; ...,U,...,.. u a dlaiOIIIt 'llbldl wiiiiM,IPeMI1rec· oplze 111e rijlll Ill VIet..... lo clemoeralloall,y doier· m1n11 lti own rorm of lloYem.... lreit Ill exlernallatlmldo· IIUfDaOIIlCIUa lllllaa. ... . .... nol lllve tbll - I a. ~~a . !alae peace. we. mull bo ..,...,.,. ed to Cll!lllautlil rulllt <;G!JIIml':~ n!lt apreillon ~ ...,_ llatiDftl 1»1.1. ·· ·• - - ' ' ' '• - ' ' Uon. 'lberefore, we Dlllt qproacb 111e IIQIIIallna table w1111 a m1x Ill patience, oiutlon, lid ~- · las-r. !lnee111e TET ul!mllve allalll Jllllllll')', 111e u. bu ' ec>q>eUod fD ...-.~.. lliat ... 01111111r<111&111 and orpalzallan Ia more '-••live thaa had been previoui!T acl<nolrleclpd. T h e Prolldaat liao aareed 1o 2t,OOO more troopa lo VI_,. . of whldl 10,500. have alreeb been clopatdted, while hla Deld commaadors have Jd>II•IJ re9JOIIed elibl lbnel .. IIIIey. '!be communlda DJa1 leal lbat they hive 111t u. S. ov.- 1l1t bor· rei, and they DJa¥ leal, not 'l!lth· out IIOIJle Juotlllcatlm, lliat It Ia their doiDI whldl hll forced Prelldent JdmiMlll out af the mVI•..,.. yell' span. ~ Ellawhere ldonotmeantoatrlkea lilrO. JIIDIIII McGrath, Mrs.~ lae Gilkey and Tad and lllliY of Albany, 11ott1 GUkey, C1lnlon Gilkey, Mrs. Ora caraey, Mr. and Mrs. II, A. .E\>ple, ilra. Pearl WIIIWna and Sheila Clark and Mrs. Aida Fauclree. llobby Glblen Ia O>POCledhome on furloush !la,y 14 alter almoat three years In the Navy. He. wW then go to Vle1111111lo GU¥ HarPer was aent ID Vlelniiii- The LoncloW!and club mot II the llallldel· Atkins hoJns. lira. 9iaron Jowallll USII.. las In lho care of the peat ofllce in the ab&OIICI, <J/ JlrL ~0. lira, NallleBobanvlalledVW. stnta G(baon §Undi,y. · · Yrs. Norma Lee Ia recll)er..las slowly from a reelllt Wness. Mrs. Ellaah Elll&l hasroturntd to her hoJne following &U1'g017 at Holzer Hospital. Jlr, Vlrljll llunon Ioree..,.... alng alowl¥ after major lllrJOry at Vet.eraas Komortal Ho..,.ltal. -Ava Gilkey STOP AT KAUTZ'S FOR YOUR Mobil AND IIIIICTICIDEI datt 10.3, New York blanked Los SHOP EARLY . FOR YOUR•••• ' HYBRID SEED .CORN KING: SIZE PROFIT$. . • ' .• ' J .• • • CINCINNATI (UPO - Club Jil,yslclan George Ballou was iltting in Dive BrJ&toi•s otrlee, !M.t he lalllhlngly denied he was t)achlng the Redo IJliDISer how io inject a cortisone .sOOt. : First it was Gary Nolan now 'tfith the Tampa farm club. 'fhen II wao Jim Maloney. Mel tueen rolled I(> his sleeve for a shot of cort1110ne Thursday. : Queen was peundod lor aevon ' Ams and seven hits, three of tlJem homers, In the 2 z-3 1~ lllllJ& after making his Cirst tlart of the season. : The homers were three or five - t h e 14 tdoa which rattled itt the Chicago Cubs' bats as ~ rolled to a 11).3 victory ,.... lho Redo. "It 1~· som~~JaJDJ .IbQW- ,: fat,"" laid Qu..., · 11!D<hing • • l>ot Where he hod baen pricked tp the neecD.e. ''1 can't throw ~ •• .as bard as fOU have to ilrow in a g~~ne. It was the lame way laat Friday a1 Blrm- and elegance, a whole new dimenaloo In vinyl fiO<orlnA. Eve~ bish boola won't thlee:;~:~~~~~i~:~~~~~ press VINYL C and even modeat budgela can afford it. ! INGELS FU~RURE /ngbam.n . ~Prt.oftdiiL ....... ,,, Not ReedJ : The lledi' right haador was fe!orrlng fD an ellilbllloo pme !!At week with the Oaldand Atbleues. .. Mel's Just aot ~." sighed BrllfDL "lie hun~ pllched enough. Thlt'& why I left him Ia aoioqr 11 1 did." Queen worked a totll of 17 lantns• In &prJns lralnlns and three of u- come Ia Bosun• coiJ()OIItlon. 1 ,Midilepeot '192·261$ ' ' .' • "' " ... " Raidtntial Cusbimen: Check :vour D~ ~ Jilltlng now, and .i.J caU ua promptly If you wlah to make a rJtange. COTiside~ Including other membe~ of yoqr f&lllll:tr , "'' In the Directory. Per&~~~ ~tiDP ~t ve-q little .0 mach.. . . .• • ~I Pqe~ wiD l!rlni ,:_,,,:." With Nolan, Maloney a n d Queen Idled, at least temi>Or""' U.,y, b)' arm miseries, the Reds' big lour Is oow reduced to one physlcallf oound hurler - Milt Pa,ppas. It's eoough to turn Bristol's hair gray - even at 34. Of the five Red hurlers Thurs<~a¥, onlY Gerry Arrigo escaped un&cathed. The Red lefty, who laced 111o minimum stx batters. in a hitless two-inning stint, may get a crack at a starting assignment Ia Atlante during the thr... game weekend series with the Brave" M8JOr • League Stan''dmgs •· . By United Pro aa International saturdly's Gamee O>lviolnn Flnall!) Chlcaso 111 Detroit CBoat ·of seven) Boston at Cleveland Eut L. Pet. OOidand a1 WashlngfDn w. 2 1 .687 Calllornla at Baltlmllre PhiladelPhia 2 .333 lllnneoota at Now York .Boston I Weill Natlonll Leatiue W, L. Pet. W. L, Pet. GB Las ~eo 3 0 1.0110 Houston 2 0 1.000 Sin Fraaolaco 0 3 .000 st. Louis 2 0 1.000 '" Thuradly'a ResuJta PhiladelPhia I 1 .6110 I Phlla. 122 Bolton 114 Cio<lmltl I I .5110 I Loa Ang. 128 san Fron. 124 San Fran 1 I ,500 I Frida¥'• Game• Pltti~~Ju«b 1 1 ,500 1 (No pme IChedulecO Chicago I I ,500 I New York I I .500 1 Los Aog o 2 .000 2 Adanta 0 2 .000 2 ABA Pla,yo!! standlas• Thurldey'a ReouiU \\ By United Pro•• lniArnatlonal ' (Jl!violoo Flnall) Cldcaso 10 Clnclnnatl s (Ileal ol saven) PltUburJih s s.r. 1 Cl5 !nnl) Eaat st. Loula I 0 Atlanta 3 L. PC1. lloulton 7 Phlladllphla 3 2 I .1107 New York t I.e• Aog 0 . Plttlbul'gh I 2 .333 TodQ'o .Probable Ptlllhert lllnneiOIA Clllf7 WODoloat recordl .. Wtot w~ L. Pet. ~ar-HI) (Ail Times ESt') N.,Orleena 3 I ' .150 .2150 Clncinnlll <'I'olfDuriJ· 1-0) at' llaltu I 3 Atlanta <Niekro u-8). &06 p.m. Thuradoy'• lleiUito PhU~hlo (Feyman a,8) II New Orltaal 119 llallu 103 Ho~IDJt (Lemutor M), 8:30 (Only lcheWiecO Poll(. Frldlt• Gamll (Only pmel IChooldeiO (No sima• ochedulecO ~'aGL'mt~ &. Loula at Chi•IKO It 11 ·aaid that ' .gaoollne •to· Clnclmltl at Aliantl day Ia at .lea.st fO l"r ,~.ent !low York .ot more powerful than II was lri ~~~= 1922. .1'1 ...... 'rll!l w. i;von 111e Angela 110 lenpr Cool Casper when· outfielder AI Perr1ra !l'llltured hla left anldo allemi>llas to catch his line drive. Ferrara 11 upected to be out for three IIIOIIIhs. BoatY staub and Norm 14111er drove in two run• each to power the ABtros over the Phlls and beat ntmesls Larry J""koon. staub had IWo doubles and a single and Miller a pair of doubles as the Astroa .Put together tw<J run bursts 1n the first, third and fourth Innings. Don WUseo '!OIIt all the wa,y as the Aatro• beat Jackson. whose 17 victories ue the most for IllY NL Pitcher asell1ol them. Maury WUis' single in the 15111 Inning drove In two runs as the Pirates dumped the Glallts. Ibm Clendtnon homered in the seventh to tie the game after the Giants had taken a 1.0 lead on Ron Hunt's ckluble, his third hit ol the game, and Jim hiVBJ110ft 05 Single. De!>enda On Brla!DI It Droit' much dlipands on whether Bristol calla te>On George Culver to give 1 hoiplng hand to John Tsllourls, who ts slated to face the Braves in the series opener tonight. U Culver isn't uaed tonight. he'll probably !ace the Braves Slturda,y night w It h P.Was working the Sunday game. Aller lulo<king Queen ofl the mound Thursd&y, the Cubs jwqped on Bill Kelso. He gave \1» three runs in his IW..tnntng stint. "I think the Cubs might have known 111melhlnS the way !bey hit Kelso," sal.d Bristol. _.But U they were picking "'plt<hea, 11 wasn't rrom lhe catcher. 11 Now that it's allover."~ ae &old, "I aure hoi>e lllo Cub hitters did knoW Whll was CO"'" t.ng.'' ATHENS, Ohio (UPD Ohio University, Kent state, Noire Dome and Keotuci\Y state were expected to lead the competition for the major relay lidos here Silturda,y In the ninth annual Ohio Unlverslcy Reloys. The tour sct)()Oh have se¥eral sprinters ln the 27-event meet al the OhiD U. Peden Stadium. SUn Bolr of Kent state la entered In the mile event. Metre than 20 coll• gtate teams, four track clubs and a total of 550 albletos were ID particiPate. ~· nma ot the game. McDowell, one of llle hardell throwers In tho '"-lora, lelled the russed Mlndoer In thollllrd Takes First "CharlA. Mr~ is our new f&P· tain •nd JUAIItr. He'D Hildie ('0Mplainta you hue arainlt . the team r By JOHN G. GBIFFIN UPI Executive !llorta Editor AUGUSf A, Ga. (UPJ) - They ov.-lookod BUll' C..lj)Or when they lalked about !amrltes for the Masters golf ehlm,pjonJhJ,p, bul It ,... kind of tougll to overlook him loda,y wheo the field of 72 swung lllto 111e aecond round of the AuguoiA National course: By United Press International Bill,y, lho cool C&llfornlan, Nobody can blame Bill Boa- was rfsht out there in front sell If the Booton Celtlcs pta,y. after a ftr&tr-round. ~ar or - coach leola like yeliJns 68. What's more, to catch him "toul." Russell, the heart of the CeJ,. they're going to have to cope tics tough defense, had to bench with his 04 inner peace." That's hbnaelt in Thursday night's oomethlng llle 36-yOill'Old Casi>same ogall1st Philadelphia late er, whose calm exterior always in the third Period alter pte~ belied his churning inside&• 8838 ing I(> his 11!111 personal lou! and he's acquired lately and it the 76ers "ent on to score a upermits me to do evel')'thing a 122-114 vlctor,y. Uttle better." The win gave Phlladel,phla a It certa~ showed in the 2-1 lead in the best-of-sewn ser- opening rotu1d as he rattled out Ies for the National Baskelhall stx birdies over the tough pll'w72 Association's Eastern Division layout ond refulld to sot the playoff championshiP. wlllles over two bogeys. Los Angeles grabbed a co~ One Stroke Lead manding ~ lead over san Fr~ As a result CUller, alreat\v cisco ln their battle Cor the the top ~ne,y winner so rar Western crown by trimming the this ,year on the PGA tour with Warriors 1~124 behind Jerry total earnings (olficlal ond West and Elgin Baylor who co~ unofilc tal) of over $691000, blned for 67 point" carried a one-stroke lead into the second round over five players-co.fawrite Jack Nicklaus, Arsentlna's Boberlo do Vlcenzo, England'& Tony Jacho lin, Australia's Bruce ~lin. and Georgia' a ToD'ln'cy Aaron. Letty Jon Rothgeb and Herbert golt's most successrul loaeJ Harmon combined to toss one-bit (earnings oC $200,000 and never ball for Kyger Creek and t h e won a tournament). Bobcats took a 10..2 win over Two strokes oft the pace at 70 Southern in a rive iml.ng game were three darh-00rse1- Bob Thursday afternoon at Racine. Goolby, Kermit Zarley and The Tornadoes' lme hit was Jerry Pittman. PGA champion a llllllle oft llle bal of Rook IQn Jaruary was in a &eve. Crow in the first inning on a wQ tie at 71, three atrokes pllch lllrown by Rothgeb, .Bob- back. and co.favorite Arnold cat ltarter. Palmer and detendlng c~ion Control trouble by Soutllern Ga;r Brewer were amona sewn hurlers Gary Norris, Mike stew- mo.r e at par 72. art and Bob Diddle was Ute big l..oomlng ahead of the field Is problem tor thehosts.lnaU, Tor ~ a cutorr at the end of today's nade pitchers fanned six aad roWKL Only the low 44: plus ties, walked eight. plus any others who ma,y be Getting hits Cor Kyger Creek within 10 strokes ofl' the leader, were Rothgeb with a pair ot sin- wW go lnlo the nlltlonallyBios, and Jividen, Harmoo and televlled llnal two rounds Hysell, each a base kDoc:k. Silturda¥ and Sunda,y. !13ger Creek 5501111- 10 5 Casper was o'wlooked c~ Soulhem 000 02-- 21 las Into IIIIa tournament deoplte mighty imPressive credentialsPats• Coach those money earnings, plus the BOSTON (IJPJ)-. Roas O'llan· fact he has won two tourle)', a rormer detenslve bade with 111e original Bo- Pa- nament• io far this year, plus triot•, was named coacb 1burs- the tact he is hot, as witness his In the Greensboro, d~ of their minor league cl.., triumPh N.C., ClPOII lut Mo....,_, at Lowell, Mass. 76ers Down Celts, Take Game Lead Kyger Pitchers 1-llit Southern also ,., hit by a V~li pitch In his pre'vleua at bal. Aller llle Indians had rallied to take a :i...f lead, ~ homered off Lull Tlala 'With' mt out In llle aeveatll · to 'lie the score and Repcn iouowed with· a single. An lnlleld out and'• a slnSie by Bob Rodgers California into the lead and Ule Anp~ls added an insurance tally Ia 111e ninth on a walk ID Repoz, a single by Bubba Morton and oacr!llce tly, In · llle only other games, llle stretcher. Fortunately, however, Detroit Tlgerl doftlled Ill• no bones were broken and the Booton Red Sox f.3 m a olntbdamages were repaired with irmtng homer by Gate& Brown and the Minnesota Twins rallied five stitches. ID beallbo Waablnaton Sanators Return Fire T h e Cleveland fireballer 5-4. 1n 111e Natla>al Leaaue llle didn't last mudo Ionser hlmeell. The Angels drove the aouUtpaw Chica(J> Cuba tq>ped Cincinnati !rom lllo mound Ia the fourth 10-3; Pltlsburgto look liilnnlnss inning with a three ~ run out~ to beat San Francisco 3·1; the burst, climaxed by Rick Reich~ New York MetJ blanked Los ardt!s two-run single. Reichardt Angeles 4.0; st. Louis onramped Atlanta 10-3; and llle llooatGI1 Astros beat Ptliladelphla 7 ..S. 1nn1ng and the first baseman was carried ott the field m a Round Lead ••1 J Dues Pound Dallas, Lead Dallas, 3-1 United Preas lntematlonal The New Orleans Buccaneers are wllllla one victory of grabbing otr anotl'ler treasure. The Bucs, led by substitute torward Jess Branson' 1 26 points, battered Dallas 119-103 'lbursda.r nlgtot to srab a 3-1 lead ewer the Chaparrals In their American Baaketbal1 Asaodatlon Wtstem Diviolm final playoff. The Bucs can clinch the series with a win when tl1e two teams next meet Saturda¥ night in New Orleans. Branson scored 16 of his By !lobby Knoop' • Pinch-Hit Homer Brown, plach-bltllng for rook· le pitcher Jon . • Twin Lift-T!'j> Racb! the American League home nm • Rinse-Glo Diape1110r! game out or reach by outscoring Dallas 3(.22 lo take a 62-46 halfttme lead. Dous Moe contributed 23 points to the Bucs' attack while Red Robbins added 18 aad James Janes had 15. Maurice Mcllartley led Dallas with 26. Pltlaburgto aad Mlnnesola resume their Eastern Dtvllion Rna! playot! Saturdey nlgtot at Minnesota ...1 the Pipers holdlns a 2-1 lead In the baot<>fwith seven set. WITH·= Tennis Whmers JOHANNESBURG (IJPD Margarel Smith Court of Australla cmrtinued along her comeback trail by besting AMette Van Zyl ot South Africa 9-7, 6-0 in a seml..final women'• siRgjes match of the South Atrican tennis championships. Mrs. Court's opponent ln the ••••••••••••••• OiiChange : : LOU'S : : ASHLANDSIRVIa : A - Dill II . . . . . . 014" oriii''IU-Ust)llltll lor llatonl .... Goses lOG% s.loty <oomols -Howl In1~all • new Nationaline water hHter now to replace your O\ltmoded on•. Don't wait until your pre~ent wat.r h..tar eomn apart. All modtla fully automatle, Come in, let. Ul know your hot water nqulnmentl:, and we will recommend lhe perfect water hettv for the job. Budpt tmn. ovallablt. $59.95 Sign of Quality OHIO VALLEY {&IHEAD"G . l· \ 4· ·-- • · · - pill-~·· 1111 """ """"' • lllf, llriltll~ 1111 • ..,. m '1 v • .... llltll ... rllil ........ IIIICiilrllll_llll_lllo cal Alii .... Ill. • I . - liiJII 1111. •IJIII• juat tilt-off large or ha.rd load """'""· ' IUFS IIIAT IIMI 1ft IM IllS WIIR! HAT SI!CIIl: .,..._... 3-Level Thoro·Wub · and Soft Food D;.po..r .. . no plate .crapin,- H&R . •••••••••••••••• FIRESTONE -··..•.....·-....._________, Lubricltion or Oil • Filter Change : 279W. MAIN title round Ia EnSiancl's Virginia e • Pomeroy 0. 992-B3S Wade, a 6~1, 6~1 winner over Karen Krantzke ot Australia. 3 Cydesl Converts to Built-in lortlteModemHome Arefomllng 239.00 points in the second quarter when New Orleans put the Vepo (10). .......... Dispooer! Top Value PORTLAND, Maine (UPJ)-. LEAGUES • Built-in Soft Food title last year with 44, &lammed his second In two IJIDiel Ibis BOIIIIn ID break a 4-4 Ueln ihe Pete RlccltolU, 170, Porlland, oulpolJKed Bill¥ Marob, 169, Las WATER GeneraiEI..trie MobUo Maid* Portable Dishwasher af\d Rico Petrocelll homered for Fight Reoults AITOMATIC ILAIS·LIIIt 4 Cycles! the Red Sox. !Iarmon KlUel>rew, who tied Bostoo's Carl Yastrzemski for Ill' Uolted Preaa lnternatlmel LOS ANGELES (IJPJ)-. Joao Moreno, 121, Soa Jose, Calif., knocked out Roy Doi'Ullpea, 127, San Diego, C&ll!. 00; TllJIUI1,Y Gorrlam, IC, . Nn York, oulpelnted Julllan Tellez, 143, Lol Angelea (10). Warden, slammed John Wyatt's llrst pitch of lhe ninlh Inning lnlo the stands to terminate a llug:fellt. Dick McAuliffe and Bill Freehan had homered earlier tor the Tigers and rookie Joe Lalloud ··:·:·: ·: ·:·:·: ·:·:·:·:·:~:·:-:;;.;;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·: Pmo .• Jlcllowell fall boll. I n - Ill rollinS over, lbe Anseia came bock awJnslag-11 111e boll, not at McDowell- and JjOUDded out a 7-5 victory over CleVeland Ia Chuck Hlntlln, a rormer .lrldian, homered and llopr Repoz, Mlndoer's replacement, scored the final two tun lhe other dleek. Stroboda'a strwJ.e scored T~ mle Aaee, who reaehed third Ill' United Press Jnternatlonal American League W. L. Pet. GB MlnneiOta 2 0 1.000 Baltlmllre I 0 1.000 \1 Now York I 0 1.000 'h Cleveland I I .5110 I Boston 1 I ,5110 I California 1 1 .500 1 Detro!! I 1 .500 I Chicaso 0 I ,OliO 1\1 Olkland 0 I .000 11h WashlasfDn 0 2 .000 2 Tlmraday'f Resulta Mlnneoota 5 W&lhlasfDn 4 Detroit t Boston 3 Calllornla 1 Cleveland 5 (Only games acheduled) Te~o Probable Pitchers (No pmes scheduled) Angels Storming Back No~ · '!bat form af peallve reolltanee ,., eldl- by the A n 1 e I a, Calitorala braocb, 'lburldey lltel- first ba110111111 Don Mlndoer wao atruek on llle rlgtot lido of llle !aee by a sam Queen Pounded, Reds Lose, 10-3 • Here's the beat new• in the world for your floor! vinyl CUSTOM INSET lually has a buill-In ·•i•l'l f foam cushion ta make soft and s:prlngy, warm and quiet, yel !he deol110 looks . like eleganl !l}arble with cut·, tom insets. ··rt·s an unbeat-. eble combination of comfort All-81111 ® Sixth IMing Broal<tllnltJih Art ShamokJ broke 111 a &<.oreloss PltchiDc duel - Koosman and BW stoger w1111 a two run tingle In the siXth and Bon drove In anOther with on elshth Inning alngle. •• for final chang,es .In your new Telephone '. Directory rou11 r.cll Ferguson Jenkins struck out 12 and blasted one of nve Chlcaso homers as 111e Cube blitzed Cincinnati. J-n•' homer, the ncond or his career, Ignited a allo-run third 1a111as that drove out Reds starter Mel Queen. BUll' Wlllluns' Oral of two home runs accounted tor three more runs in the Inning. Bon SanfD and Acblto Phlllll>s also had tmne nms tor the Cuba, who raked five Ctnc:lnnlti pitchers !or U hiU. ....... Pla,yo!! Standings ftd ,~ Javier from nrst and hlghllgh&ed 1 tlll'ee run IJllrd Inning. He homered lnlxl lbe lower dec:k In left In th' IIXIh ~ Curt Flood's single aad drove In a fourth nm wllb 1 single. .Tim McCirvar hod four hilS !of the C..rdo wblle lllke ShiMon and. Flood •hiPPed In with lhree lij)Jece. Deroo Johnsen aeOCJIUlted for all llle Atlanta "'orJns with a three run oomer In the elshth. 4ngeles 4-0, Houaton Sl:Ged ~hlladelphla 7-3 and PlttSburJih flged San Franclll<:o 3-1 In 15 l(mlngs. ' In American League action, lleu..!t n!Wed Boston ~a. .Rookie Jerry Kooaman, one of 41111ornla clowned Clevlland 7·5 manager GU Hodges' ' 4 Kiddie iitd Minnesota ecleed Woahfn&" Korps" pitching staff, scattered "n 5-!, In the onlY "'hO<\IIed !our hiiB and ootched his flr&t • maJ,lr league victory as the : Heavy Hitter MeU handed llle Dodgers lholr : ~edt's triPle scored Julian second consecutive shutout. •• ' ' in the National wasue. Chlcaso blaoted Clncto>- s. Prealdentlal raee. The .._Ill' Sentinel, l'omoo'Oy·Middltipor~ . o., Aj>rll 12, 1968 Cepeda Fires Cards ~ w- Stiversville News Notes llrs. Elve llalley and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pope, Mlddlll'Drl. opent a recem weekend vi•ltlas llr. aad Jlrs. Jerry llalley and ellltr rellllves. Jlrs. fV'Ivla Allen and Boward Allen were In Wpley rocootly, Mr. and Mra. Harold BrBWur, Long BottOm. called on his ,..,.. ents, Mr. and Mrs~ A. C. Brewer ond David, Sunday lftamoon. 11r. Clint Birch and I.oota. vtaltod Mary Birch In Galllpc>. II&, :ll>ndi.J• Jlr. and lin. Arthur Alleo, Newark, vlalted her paronu,llr. and Jlrs. Carl AotheriCHI and llro. Elva DaUay a recent end. Jlr. and Jlro, El,. Blich, ~ . • ..., wore gueltl of 11r. Clint : Birch and I.oota Sunda,y. ' Mrs. VI<!Dr Dint and licoltY called 011 Jlr. and lin, Jl, ·R. U!rat and Tom~ Sunday. , Mrs. Undo Ward and lillel1l wara rectnl rilltorl alii!'. WoiO ~~~ Court. . I. .j J P I -~~-. .• :'. Jlr, and llrs. Fraak Wollloe, Jlr, CIIDI Birch aad l.ooiA .Sill- ~ \'1'4,tl/..""'"'"'• PIT _,_. JMOI'I af· -nl•a - IIIII lo, 1111 l'ltlll Ill btl! 1 Gne'l abjecllveJ, and thoJ do, Vletnun tO nlllt u • i'nio ancl~ reno;e Rltchlenle, Florida. Tilurman Kel'ser aad daugbter, Jane Ellen, Ironton. o., visited Mr. and Mrs. Ru~ U!r•lo Sunda¥ afternoon. llr. Keloer is a former resident or this communlt)'. Mr. and Mrs. Randal Talbott were guests of his parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Talbott Sunda,y. Recent seeSIS of E. H. c.... Pinier aad lamlly were Mrs, Sylvia Allen, H. N. Hushes, R. G. Abela, Douglas Circle, Ru<IY Qorst, Gene carpenter, Edward Grlflllh, Mulne Dural. andTom, Have Cool CUmate1 llr. and Mrs. S. W, Ulrst. Elva The Peruvian cities of Uma Dolley, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Tal- and Callao have cool climates boll, Howard Allen, Mrs. ~ deoplte their nearness to the land -em, Mrs. Odolao W.0. equalor. This occurs because die, Mrs. Roy D>nohue, Bobble the icy Humboldt Current sweeps up the west coast and. ~ Mr. and Mrs, Charles moderates the climate. NeWman, John Lawson. James and John .-&lttle, Joo Congo, and Mr. Thurman Keiser and daugtp. recent with her partor. llltJ, Jlr, and llrs. llucb' Durst. Mrs. Taddy Webster spent a w- ' sellers, Mr. and ' By a.nnee Mill• nl.. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mlddl• port spent a weekend with Ava Gilkey, Mtas Sheila Clark Ia spending a week in I:Qwnington with her 8 rea t • gr~ndmother, Weltha Clark who is on vacation trom her eawJoyment In Albma. Mrs. Frankie Qiple Ia In a Charleston ooiPital with I blood dot In her lee. Francis Alldre is in Veterans llomorlll ·HaiPIIatfor gery. . Charles Hatfield, I:Z. recenlly underWent on owendoctoiDY and remrned homo o\prU 1. Jlra, Ruth SnodsriiS of IW:tno vtsU.ed her mother1 Oma AriX. Mr. Lowall Heltger and Sullo are visiting bla slater, Freda Mohr. Buck07e Lake. Recent visitor& ol Ava GUlley were Mrs. Barbara Young. Mrs. Mary Bolin, Mra. Groce a.rk, Mra. Bud GluesenciDJil and dausttters, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glueaencamp were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. GluesenCIIJIP, Mr. and Mrs. llao Van MolAr 3 - ill 11!1"1' and ~-do all not 1111 ii)IO', ~~;w ·~·· · clo1ni 11 llie ~ table. awoj over 1l1t .1»1• ~ 10 , It Ia a bello ComJi!u- ....V Amerl.... iD4 ~v1«;~ Society News ro)l, Sltw'dl,y. ' 11"'.. Am:;; Harrisonville guest ot Mrs. Maxine Durst a Thurs~ attermon. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Enns and daughter, were guests o( Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans, Pome- lilt ~·.::;:~.~~ I do The Greek Hllllorlan Thucyed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Birch and children at WaterCord Sund!Qo. Mrs. Harry Richard was a noll - didos 81111 111at U\011 who caanot ~ 111e Coinmalillto .ID wrl~ loam frOm hii!Drl' are doomed etti ~ plifto tar Ill• Cii<MYor to - ' Ita milltlkOB. Welhollld o1 V ! - and SOi\l>•lll eertaiDI.Y keep ille true nature 'lb,... ~ - . . . li o1111e CoJIIDiilnlllaand 111elrpor· Ibis rePM ll'e 111.-e fer. ~:~ tormaace over 111t pellt 2$Jearo - ID rta!l· ·We 1Ju!!l111~ · troops. have proclaimliMl the dea1h or God himself. But what most of all has been lost, perhaps, Is that sense of mamers which in the hlerar<:hy at mank1ncP s true values stands next to morals them&elves. It is a prafound truth, tllc>ugto manv ~smen ' I have never known tt and m&JQ" while lua prl'rllepd bo1~ cam' more hive forgotten It, 111at nel· the sun•' and do the <IYins· '!bey 111er poj>llc or private morallflo do not mere11 close mlnda end caa ·Ions endure -out thet los- ear a to every oplidon .....tltelr Repeatedl1,11oo, theyohout oer but still ladiiiP"'Isable ""'"" ..... c11nm aad evm phj>tlcally men· penloo whldl ulld to he called ace bGnor-'>!o m.o bearlas hea· aood Iaiiie. vy burdens - Cablnol of!lcero of ~tStudent aettvt.atsn do D o t mere1Jo del)' a lawM military the United SlateJ, no·less, aome draft, coaxed Gl1 by pro!eaoors bearlni 111e oeero a1 an old war poj>llclt advlolng t h e m oo aptnat Fnclsm - who aeik ID view. And all ldlemea to evade the .......,. ul!er a tbiJ, God ave lilt lllldr, Ia the abllptlaa "' tholr - - DOPIIve Wa8h~gton~·· ' . ·· · · Overrill~ng Need·Toilay R' ep·ort. . ·Values polltloel)1111t r.iulre will btlong to thai 111111 :!diD m.r moot truly en·bociY a lense ol dlgnit;y. of restraint, ol ltrenstll, ol cOmpt&slon and of a ·calm, ftrm resolve to restore to 1hto . . . - thoae old and lndiUoMl VI\IJO& which we _.. 10 ~· lo have losl1 tOr some year anow nearly all 1t111 hu been !ashlooable has also been lick - alck comedians, lick ·lliadellta, lick politlclan1, alck d8monstraiors and t:OUnter•m~ mlllratora. alck bool<s and perIodiCal• and olek TV. l!ltehlc, Indeed, havo been sudo old.ftahi~ qualities as patriot. lam, loyalflo, love of lamill', re~pe~~llbUlcy In prlvale and pid>llc (UICiuet. tolerance toward other ineo and other ideas, 1 decent reServe In lifo - aad, yoa, relll· lon, too. The lruly "in" pulplll have rung not somuchwlthman'l ' - ' e e llrKEPOII. 0. �., ..t• ' ~ ~-. t'OIItr'O)'-MlaCilC'OI'tt White P•per v., ~· ........ - ' '· . · · , ·.l'.- · ' ·' -u:v unlveraiUea of a nllion, whldo ean have ae rea1100 lor being aved for the free and deell\1 · exohaase of Ideas. Some of us are old enougto to remember lhe hoarse, lerr!G'· In& mindless ..-a of IWlor ,oulh; and, thOUSh It Ia& trllht· tul th1ni to have to JIIY, It m~ nevertlleltll he lllcl• AlhlaS not too dlodm!M from Hiller youth has been abroad the campaoaJ, and e l - e , I!' 'this ~· Last week Walhlllatonandthe . Youna -.to and middle • rest of the wodd rec:elved tho qed praleeooro, and ~ ,.leomo ne•n that Hanclj was DQlltlclaaJ, have laid llltl;y 0011olderl118 1'1!'00 tllks, 11.111880, and larg9iy ll!llnltntlonal haada talks become 1 relll\1', 111a U. 111t honored COileeyl af free · ..Ul taee hard borjpdntnllo dlaSOI)I. '!bey have twlllted aad The flrlll meotlni ...,.. Uke· por•ert.d rlllhl• IntO a llcmso 11 fD deal with the tedmloall.. al ldelleoiUil terrerlm, IntO a .U. af - e r eqollatiGnl. caa ...,aolouo •"'verden af lawM besln. Once 11 Ia ellabllahed national purpeaea <Oilllltulloaal· that there will actualb' he tllks, 1J arrlnd at, Into. a· ICl'8IIIIII1S ,. ..Ul then face lhe followlns moblsm no dlflerent In prlacl- lltuatlm. pie !rom the even more -..., Prelldeal JebniMlll will he In !Ill 11iJns that Ia racla1 moblam !1111 and · detailed dlerge of the and racla1 murder. talks !rom 111e U. s. lltdo. '!be Pro- Jebnooe'a lllll!diOII· Prelldent does not Intend fD led aacrlllee In laying cllnm his way 1o the COmmunlllls m cor..., caraer to try tO hell IIIIa tlln minimum eaaenliala of the llclmeaa, Ibis cruel and back - declared alma of 1l1t U. S., aad biting miasma of e11!41!1erellt lhe American - l e do not IX· ae1flshiY run riel, II a splen- peel him to do so. 118 aboold did lliJns. But this aiGne will not not aettle for lell than a .._. he enc>Uilh- Theoo who seek to villd free electloo for the next replace him mu.st also behave as Government ot South Vietnam, UldUgb there are matters more and he should not accept a plan Important than llle Prealdency. which will loa,. 111e CommUnist They, too, mull pel lllo naUoo National LlboraUon Froo4 the above sll poriiOOII amblllon and peUtloal arm of lhe VIet Cons, all other considerations. The man In a poaltlon so close to power who dee a 1111• lllCl&l COft1Jietely, lbat 11 could aelze control of meat hooeaUy, moat plainly, will 111e Soulh Vletnamooo GoVernbe lhe next Prelldenl of tho Unit- mont by force. ed Sates or America. We have DO foreknOWledge ot It is as simple, and as im- how tough the government of mense, as that. Whether he Is a Hanoi w111 be 1n pressing tor its Republican or a Democrat, a alms which are the oppoalte ~ "conservatiye'' or a HJiberal" ltJose ot the U. S. It want• at In little, llnt-plddng ldenJoslcal llle least a coalltloo government term~ Ia abiCJlutely Irrelevant. where the Vis! Cons would be It doesn't matter by one ·tenth \let')' close to power, and an 1mof ... single danm. mediate wlthdrewal of all u. s_ s. Ill•• c:illtga.tions to God as with t h • shrill, mundane eoclo.poiltlcal dogmas of political parsons. The very sanctuaries ot noble cathedrals have been used more for bitter, nihilistic paeudo-clramaa, fer wild, psychedallc JOO.Called mu'sle and the gyration& oCyouthrdks than for the aomber, measured and timeless liturgies of our ancient faiths. Some of the most utn'' clerKYlnen, lDdeed, FEATURED ARE - · of the patntinga and works of art sl<nm 010h <Ia¥ at the Courtlllu&e An· nex, Point Pleas~ from I to 4 P.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. TueldO¥ and Thora<~a¥. T~:~stsspo:. tho JlaiMlll County Bome -tralloo CoWICll. Tw~ne Meson and travlllnS e>hlbltsel Reba Cohen, DWe Parker Fairbank• and ll>nald M. Halley, Jr., :::w of 111e Hw!lington Galleries. On the Farm Front Mrs. Mary Profits in Filled Milk Pose Issue WASHINGTON (UPJ)-. for delry Iarmer& are aharpli' spill oo ..e of llle key issues iD a current debate ;ver hOW whole milk lhoUid ~with lower prteed tilled mUk and ether aui>atl- tute•. '!be dispute c-r• around prlcea peld by prooeasers !or dr)' milk powder uoed Ia mak1nS il!ted milk. The prodll<l Involved- filled milk-Is made by comblnlns makJns tilled milk ms.Y Ond It dleaper 1o siMI with nonlal milk powder. 'lbl& Ia be<aoee 111e powder lo SOI18rally prleed lowr, pound lor pound, lban !lie aame . Jnsredleirt8 B<>ld In Duld form, The American Farm Bureau Federation estimates, Cor exampie, lllal lllled milk caa be manu!aetured from Ould skim mtlk at a cost oc about 9.1 cents a quart- about 4:.4: Cflnts But in 111110' cases, proce180rl doeaper lllan whole milk. cost Drepe 11IE DAILY SENTINFJ. But 11 nonfat milk powder Is IEVOTIDTO II'CTIIIII' OF ulld llle cost of maklns skim Mf.IGNIIAIQIII .u.u lllaiAUS.. ow&N, ~ milk drop& to about 6.2 coni& a ~ TlltMII6ll, U . ............ ....... .... <JIIII1 on the balls of recent OIIID ~1111111' ~'~~~~~~*"' ~.Ill -....c price relatlonshlpa, tho !odera" ........,., Oltl8. 4t*- · - - - .... " - ttJ-2111, ~ ~ .WU1. tloo eollmetel. S.C..S dau ,..._. l'lifl • ,....., Severs! !ann -~ Indue!' ~....U•III•• .. .. Jns 111e National Farmer• Union ...............h;er, .... 11 r... tl81 ... - Duld skim milk or ""'""atltuted dry milk powder with a ves- l e fat. '!be roaultlne producl can he made to aell dleaper ~ . '!!'f'bWY whole !'\!lk which · ~• bulter!at. . . . •·"'-' Most dairy opokeam<~~ asree that where fluid skim mllk Ia ulld In filled mllk, the aklm ltioold ba priced at the ..... rata ulld when It 11 oold ID lhe public in bottlea or carton& - ..., ,..,.,. ,. rcn. Cit),- York. ~rlftlloo ......., .,..,......... carTW\ ~lhl~~-:..-:~ · Ill -"lo IP.IO. nna ._.., 11M. .. ~out~ -~.. urrlw ....'rie41 ........ lbie: OM - h ti.JCI. 1St mUll 0. ,_. IJI.OO, !iii III"IOOidl• 15,2$, Th._ ...... NM. s.aa-lpUN ~'~''" lndldlt• ,....., , . . . . . ..._. ..... REMEMBER THEM WELL with a BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT Uke the one shown above. ft\ake your selection now from the many fine granites in dod!. Carolina PinkseColonial Rose • Georgia l7r11VS' Wisconsin Rose Reds • Dakota .Y.alloganies, Select Vennont and Rock of Ages Stock Canadian l>lemory Rose Sutton News Notes 11r. and Mrs. Shelby Plckena were Saturday night sue•IB ...,_ centb' of hll parenti, Jlr. and !Irs. Slln Pl<keoo, !t'racuat. T!Mise vtoltlas at the hOmo ol Jlr, and lira. Allen Ta,ylor were Jlr, and llrs. Frm< HociJl>o and claugbter ot ~raeuae, Mr. and Mrs. Shelby Pic kens and chll<\ren of Collllllhus, Mr. and Mrs. Warree Bose and Paul. !Ira. lllartha Roae- a few dayo with her dauihfBr, Mrl, Thomll Holter and !lmlly. Mr, and Mrs. Guy Bose md " - • and llrs. llartha Boee were ~ afterD»n vi.. ltoraafWarree Boae and!lmlly. Jlro. ThelmaWaiiOftcallaclon her brother Suodi;T eveolas· Mrs. Warren Boae vi•ltod at the of llrl. COrl Ollutt onodaytutweek. Warren Boae ••• In NIWarko Ohio, last- helping his lllfho "'• carl Watwa. 11e .-ned to and 1l1e National Milk Pro&icera Federation, have urpd llle Asrlculturo DeparUnenl to boost 111e colll of n<>n!at powder when It Is uoed In lllled milk. The rirl!i spOkemon &aJ IIIII c'ln b8 'done br amending price resulaUons iD .major mRkahede where price floors ror various milk producls are set by lederat marketing orders. But the Farm Bureau Federatlon counters tbat such aetlon woold hurl dairymen Ia llle long rm1. It woold, acoordlnS lo a locleratlon dairy commlttee, push tho prlee of lllled milk up ae It c:oold no lmger compete efleetlvniY with ether milk sli>atltutes which do not ooutala an,y dairy producla. 1be Farm Bureau argwnent was made In a receet report to At!rlculture Se<relarY omn L. Freeman. The roport llld out a 14il0inl protll'&m dooiped to help milk compete sli>atltutea ..of trylns to hoy them by rogulatlons or controls. 'Ibe Farm Bu r e a u Dll1ry Commlltee 1 a I d dairymen lloould .,........, the sale of lilted mWt - e r aecesaary to .....,... wllb IIOIMialr7 prod . ucts. Ill the looser ,.,_ however, llie urpd that dairy. pro!nall the aala of low.ftt milk- whldl uoually ooutalas about 2 per cent butlerlat In· steld ot. 3.5 per ceut or mor~ at prices c:<JIIIPBIItlve wllb Riled milk. hlallr, - ·and ~ llrs. olghl. Allen Ta,ylor went fD PomlrOJI with Jlr, and llrs. Frm< Hudooa. Jlr, and lira. Leo Ta,ylor are woll pl1011d thllllitY coold have a Pia. IDita11ed alter oeloai 1 limo. and daughter, have returned home alter spending tho lilnter w1111 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. La"'" j .Baker FurniiUle. iODlUPOiil', o;·•· · l. ......._.. « !'t~:;...T~~:! ouatot ti.al wo oboWd not JOE cAnNICELU UPI ~rta Wrlter Orlanckt Cepeda had some sad news tor the rest of the Notional Leasue .Thurs<~a¥ night -the st. Louis Cardinals are better than ever. Cepeda drove In four runs wUh a homer, sbtg}e and hia first triPle In tour years as the do!endfow world chanu>lons pounded Atlanta for 18 hits en route to a 10--3 victory over the Braves. "List ;rear's team was good," said Cepeda alter the rout. ubut this team is better, We have better pitching," Cepeda's hilling helped NeJ.. son Brlles record his lOth c_onsecuttve victoey over a two _ ,1>1 lliat nepllllliln II lim• DIJDIIO bl,vo not look ..... ~ u "" do - 11111 t.; ...,U,...,.. u a dlaiOIIIt 'llbldl wiiiiM,IPeMI1rec· oplze 111e rijlll Ill VIet..... lo clemoeralloall,y doier· m1n11 lti own rorm of lloYem.... lreit Ill exlernallatlmldo· IIUfDaOIIlCIUa lllllaa. ... . .... nol lllve tbll - I a. ~~a . !alae peace. we. mull bo ..,...,.,. ed to Cll!lllautlil rulllt <;G!JIIml':~ n!lt apreillon ~ ...,_ llatiDftl 1»1.1. ·· ·• - - ' ' ' '• - ' ' Uon. 'lberefore, we Dlllt qproacb 111e IIQIIIallna table w1111 a m1x Ill patience, oiutlon, lid ~- · las-r. !lnee111e TET ul!mllve allalll Jllllllll')', 111e u. bu ' ec>q>eUod fD ...-.~.. lliat ... 01111111r<111&111 and orpalzallan Ia more '-••live thaa had been previoui!T acl<nolrleclpd. T h e Prolldaat liao aareed 1o 2t,OOO more troopa lo VI_,. . of whldl 10,500. have alreeb been clopatdted, while hla Deld commaadors have Jd>II•IJ re9JOIIed elibl lbnel .. IIIIey. '!be communlda DJa1 leal lbat they hive 111t u. S. ov.- 1l1t bor· rei, and they DJa¥ leal, not 'l!lth· out IIOIJle Juotlllcatlm, lliat It Ia their doiDI whldl hll forced Prelldent JdmiMlll out af the mVI•..,.. yell' span. ~ Ellawhere ldonotmeantoatrlkea lilrO. JIIDIIII McGrath, Mrs.~ lae Gilkey and Tad and lllliY of Albany, 11ott1 GUkey, C1lnlon Gilkey, Mrs. Ora caraey, Mr. and Mrs. II, A. .E\>ple, ilra. Pearl WIIIWna and Sheila Clark and Mrs. Aida Fauclree. llobby Glblen Ia O>POCledhome on furloush !la,y 14 alter almoat three years In the Navy. He. wW then go to Vle1111111lo GU¥ HarPer was aent ID Vlelniiii- The LoncloW!and club mot II the llallldel· Atkins hoJns. lira. 9iaron Jowallll USII.. las In lho care of the peat ofllce in the ab&OIICI, <J/ JlrL ~0. lira, NallleBobanvlalledVW. stnta G(baon §Undi,y. · · Yrs. Norma Lee Ia recll)er..las slowly from a reelllt Wness. Mrs. Ellaah Elll&l hasroturntd to her hoJne following &U1'g017 at Holzer Hospital. Jlr, Vlrljll llunon Ioree..,.... alng alowl¥ after major lllrJOry at Vet.eraas Komortal Ho..,.ltal. -Ava Gilkey STOP AT KAUTZ'S FOR YOUR Mobil AND IIIIICTICIDEI datt 10.3, New York blanked Los SHOP EARLY . FOR YOUR•••• ' HYBRID SEED .CORN KING: SIZE PROFIT$. . • ' .• ' J .• • • CINCINNATI (UPO - Club Jil,yslclan George Ballou was iltting in Dive BrJ&toi•s otrlee, !M.t he lalllhlngly denied he was t)achlng the Redo IJliDISer how io inject a cortisone .sOOt. : First it was Gary Nolan now 'tfith the Tampa farm club. 'fhen II wao Jim Maloney. Mel tueen rolled I(> his sleeve for a shot of cort1110ne Thursday. : Queen was peundod lor aevon ' Ams and seven hits, three of tlJem homers, In the 2 z-3 1~ lllllJ& after making his Cirst tlart of the season. : The homers were three or five - t h e 14 tdoa which rattled itt the Chicago Cubs' bats as ~ rolled to a 11).3 victory ,.... lho Redo. "It 1~· som~~JaJDJ .IbQW- ,: fat,"" laid Qu..., · 11!D<hing • • l>ot Where he hod baen pricked tp the neecD.e. ''1 can't throw ~ •• .as bard as fOU have to ilrow in a g~~ne. It was the lame way laat Friday a1 Blrm- and elegance, a whole new dimenaloo In vinyl fiO<orlnA. Eve~ bish boola won't thlee:;~:~~~~~i~:~~~~~ press VINYL C and even modeat budgela can afford it. ! INGELS FU~RURE /ngbam.n . ~Prt.oftdiiL ....... ,,, Not ReedJ : The lledi' right haador was fe!orrlng fD an ellilbllloo pme !!At week with the Oaldand Atbleues. .. Mel's Just aot ~." sighed BrllfDL "lie hun~ pllched enough. Thlt'& why I left him Ia aoioqr 11 1 did." Queen worked a totll of 17 lantns• In &prJns lralnlns and three of u- come Ia Bosun• coiJ()OIItlon. 1 ,Midilepeot '192·261$ ' ' .' • "' " ... " Raidtntial Cusbimen: Check :vour D~ ~ Jilltlng now, and .i.J caU ua promptly If you wlah to make a rJtange. COTiside~ Including other membe~ of yoqr f&lllll:tr , "'' In the Directory. Per&~~~ ~tiDP ~t ve-q little .0 mach.. . . .• • ~I Pqe~ wiD l!rlni ,:_,,,:." With Nolan, Maloney a n d Queen Idled, at least temi>Or""' U.,y, b)' arm miseries, the Reds' big lour Is oow reduced to one physlcallf oound hurler - Milt Pa,ppas. It's eoough to turn Bristol's hair gray - even at 34. Of the five Red hurlers Thurs<~a¥, onlY Gerry Arrigo escaped un&cathed. The Red lefty, who laced 111o minimum stx batters. in a hitless two-inning stint, may get a crack at a starting assignment Ia Atlante during the thr... game weekend series with the Brave" M8JOr • League Stan''dmgs •· . By United Pro aa International saturdly's Gamee O>lviolnn Flnall!) Chlcaso 111 Detroit CBoat ·of seven) Boston at Cleveland Eut L. Pet. OOidand a1 WashlngfDn w. 2 1 .687 Calllornla at Baltlmllre PhiladelPhia 2 .333 lllnneoota at Now York .Boston I Weill Natlonll Leatiue W, L. Pet. W. L, Pet. GB Las ~eo 3 0 1.0110 Houston 2 0 1.000 Sin Fraaolaco 0 3 .000 st. Louis 2 0 1.000 '" Thuradly'a ResuJta PhiladelPhia I 1 .6110 I Phlla. 122 Bolton 114 Cio<lmltl I I .5110 I Loa Ang. 128 san Fron. 124 San Fran 1 I ,500 I Frida¥'• Game• Pltti~~Ju«b 1 1 ,500 1 (No pme IChedulecO Chicago I I ,500 I New York I I .500 1 Los Aog o 2 .000 2 Adanta 0 2 .000 2 ABA Pla,yo!! standlas• Thurldey'a ReouiU \\ By United Pro•• lniArnatlonal ' (Jl!violoo Flnall) Cldcaso 10 Clnclnnatl s (Ileal ol saven) PltUburJih s s.r. 1 Cl5 !nnl) Eaat st. Loula I 0 Atlanta 3 L. PC1. lloulton 7 Phlladllphla 3 2 I .1107 New York t I.e• Aog 0 . Plttlbul'gh I 2 .333 TodQ'o .Probable Ptlllhert lllnneiOIA Clllf7 WODoloat recordl .. Wtot w~ L. Pet. ~ar-HI) (Ail Times ESt') N.,Orleena 3 I ' .150 .2150 Clncinnlll <'I'olfDuriJ· 1-0) at' llaltu I 3 Atlanta <Niekro u-8). &06 p.m. Thuradoy'• lleiUito PhU~hlo (Feyman a,8) II New Orltaal 119 llallu 103 Ho~IDJt (Lemutor M), 8:30 (Only lcheWiecO Poll(. Frldlt• Gamll (Only pmel IChooldeiO (No sima• ochedulecO ~'aGL'mt~ &. Loula at Chi•IKO It 11 ·aaid that ' .gaoollne •to· Clnclmltl at Aliantl day Ia at .lea.st fO l"r ,~.ent !low York .ot more powerful than II was lri ~~~= 1922. .1'1 ...... 'rll!l w. i;von 111e Angela 110 lenpr Cool Casper when· outfielder AI Perr1ra !l'llltured hla left anldo allemi>llas to catch his line drive. Ferrara 11 upected to be out for three IIIOIIIhs. BoatY staub and Norm 14111er drove in two run• each to power the ABtros over the Phlls and beat ntmesls Larry J""koon. staub had IWo doubles and a single and Miller a pair of doubles as the Astroa .Put together tw<J run bursts 1n the first, third and fourth Innings. Don WUseo '!OIIt all the wa,y as the Aatro• beat Jackson. whose 17 victories ue the most for IllY NL Pitcher asell1ol them. Maury WUis' single in the 15111 Inning drove In two runs as the Pirates dumped the Glallts. Ibm Clendtnon homered in the seventh to tie the game after the Giants had taken a 1.0 lead on Ron Hunt's ckluble, his third hit ol the game, and Jim hiVBJ110ft 05 Single. De!>enda On Brla!DI It Droit' much dlipands on whether Bristol calla te>On George Culver to give 1 hoiplng hand to John Tsllourls, who ts slated to face the Braves in the series opener tonight. U Culver isn't uaed tonight. he'll probably !ace the Braves Slturda,y night w It h P.Was working the Sunday game. Aller lulo<king Queen ofl the mound Thursd&y, the Cubs jwqped on Bill Kelso. He gave \1» three runs in his IW..tnntng stint. "I think the Cubs might have known 111melhlnS the way !bey hit Kelso," sal.d Bristol. _.But U they were picking "'plt<hea, 11 wasn't rrom lhe catcher. 11 Now that it's allover."~ ae &old, "I aure hoi>e lllo Cub hitters did knoW Whll was CO"'" t.ng.'' ATHENS, Ohio (UPD Ohio University, Kent state, Noire Dome and Keotuci\Y state were expected to lead the competition for the major relay lidos here Silturda,y In the ninth annual Ohio Unlverslcy Reloys. The tour sct)()Oh have se¥eral sprinters ln the 27-event meet al the OhiD U. Peden Stadium. SUn Bolr of Kent state la entered In the mile event. Metre than 20 coll• gtate teams, four track clubs and a total of 550 albletos were ID particiPate. ~· nma ot the game. McDowell, one of llle hardell throwers In tho '"-lora, lelled the russed Mlndoer In thollllrd Takes First "CharlA. Mr~ is our new f&P· tain •nd JUAIItr. He'D Hildie ('0Mplainta you hue arainlt . the team r By JOHN G. GBIFFIN UPI Executive !llorta Editor AUGUSf A, Ga. (UPJ) - They ov.-lookod BUll' C..lj)Or when they lalked about !amrltes for the Masters golf ehlm,pjonJhJ,p, bul It ,... kind of tougll to overlook him loda,y wheo the field of 72 swung lllto 111e aecond round of the AuguoiA National course: By United Press International Bill,y, lho cool C&llfornlan, Nobody can blame Bill Boa- was rfsht out there in front sell If the Booton Celtlcs pta,y. after a ftr&tr-round. ~ar or - coach leola like yeliJns 68. What's more, to catch him "toul." Russell, the heart of the CeJ,. they're going to have to cope tics tough defense, had to bench with his 04 inner peace." That's hbnaelt in Thursday night's oomethlng llle 36-yOill'Old Casi>same ogall1st Philadelphia late er, whose calm exterior always in the third Period alter pte~ belied his churning inside&• 8838 ing I(> his 11!111 personal lou! and he's acquired lately and it the 76ers "ent on to score a upermits me to do evel')'thing a 122-114 vlctor,y. Uttle better." The win gave Phlladel,phla a It certa~ showed in the 2-1 lead in the best-of-sewn ser- opening rotu1d as he rattled out Ies for the National Baskelhall stx birdies over the tough pll'w72 Association's Eastern Division layout ond refulld to sot the playoff championshiP. wlllles over two bogeys. Los Angeles grabbed a co~ One Stroke Lead manding ~ lead over san Fr~ As a result CUller, alreat\v cisco ln their battle Cor the the top ~ne,y winner so rar Western crown by trimming the this ,year on the PGA tour with Warriors 1~124 behind Jerry total earnings (olficlal ond West and Elgin Baylor who co~ unofilc tal) of over $691000, blned for 67 point" carried a one-stroke lead into the second round over five players-co.fawrite Jack Nicklaus, Arsentlna's Boberlo do Vlcenzo, England'& Tony Jacho lin, Australia's Bruce ~lin. and Georgia' a ToD'ln'cy Aaron. Letty Jon Rothgeb and Herbert golt's most successrul loaeJ Harmon combined to toss one-bit (earnings oC $200,000 and never ball for Kyger Creek and t h e won a tournament). Bobcats took a 10..2 win over Two strokes oft the pace at 70 Southern in a rive iml.ng game were three darh-00rse1- Bob Thursday afternoon at Racine. Goolby, Kermit Zarley and The Tornadoes' lme hit was Jerry Pittman. PGA champion a llllllle oft llle bal of Rook IQn Jaruary was in a &eve. Crow in the first inning on a wQ tie at 71, three atrokes pllch lllrown by Rothgeb, .Bob- back. and co.favorite Arnold cat ltarter. Palmer and detendlng c~ion Control trouble by Soutllern Ga;r Brewer were amona sewn hurlers Gary Norris, Mike stew- mo.r e at par 72. art and Bob Diddle was Ute big l..oomlng ahead of the field Is problem tor thehosts.lnaU, Tor ~ a cutorr at the end of today's nade pitchers fanned six aad roWKL Only the low 44: plus ties, walked eight. plus any others who ma,y be Getting hits Cor Kyger Creek within 10 strokes ofl' the leader, were Rothgeb with a pair ot sin- wW go lnlo the nlltlonallyBios, and Jividen, Harmoo and televlled llnal two rounds Hysell, each a base kDoc:k. Silturda¥ and Sunda,y. !13ger Creek 5501111- 10 5 Casper was o'wlooked c~ Soulhem 000 02-- 21 las Into IIIIa tournament deoplte mighty imPressive credentialsPats• Coach those money earnings, plus the BOSTON (IJPJ)-. Roas O'llan· fact he has won two tourle)', a rormer detenslve bade with 111e original Bo- Pa- nament• io far this year, plus triot•, was named coacb 1burs- the tact he is hot, as witness his In the Greensboro, d~ of their minor league cl.., triumPh N.C., ClPOII lut Mo....,_, at Lowell, Mass. 76ers Down Celts, Take Game Lead Kyger Pitchers 1-llit Southern also ,., hit by a V~li pitch In his pre'vleua at bal. Aller llle Indians had rallied to take a :i...f lead, ~ homered off Lull Tlala 'With' mt out In llle aeveatll · to 'lie the score and Repcn iouowed with· a single. An lnlleld out and'• a slnSie by Bob Rodgers California into the lead and Ule Anp~ls added an insurance tally Ia 111e ninth on a walk ID Repoz, a single by Bubba Morton and oacr!llce tly, In · llle only other games, llle stretcher. Fortunately, however, Detroit Tlgerl doftlled Ill• no bones were broken and the Booton Red Sox f.3 m a olntbdamages were repaired with irmtng homer by Gate& Brown and the Minnesota Twins rallied five stitches. ID beallbo Waablnaton Sanators Return Fire T h e Cleveland fireballer 5-4. 1n 111e Natla>al Leaaue llle didn't last mudo Ionser hlmeell. The Angels drove the aouUtpaw Chica(J> Cuba tq>ped Cincinnati !rom lllo mound Ia the fourth 10-3; Pltlsburgto look liilnnlnss inning with a three ~ run out~ to beat San Francisco 3·1; the burst, climaxed by Rick Reich~ New York MetJ blanked Los ardt!s two-run single. Reichardt Angeles 4.0; st. Louis onramped Atlanta 10-3; and llle llooatGI1 Astros beat Ptliladelphla 7 ..S. 1nn1ng and the first baseman was carried ott the field m a Round Lead ••1 J Dues Pound Dallas, Lead Dallas, 3-1 United Preas lntematlonal The New Orleans Buccaneers are wllllla one victory of grabbing otr anotl'ler treasure. The Bucs, led by substitute torward Jess Branson' 1 26 points, battered Dallas 119-103 'lbursda.r nlgtot to srab a 3-1 lead ewer the Chaparrals In their American Baaketbal1 Asaodatlon Wtstem Diviolm final playoff. The Bucs can clinch the series with a win when tl1e two teams next meet Saturda¥ night in New Orleans. Branson scored 16 of his By !lobby Knoop' • Pinch-Hit Homer Brown, plach-bltllng for rook· le pitcher Jon . • Twin Lift-T!'j> Racb! the American League home nm • Rinse-Glo Diape1110r! game out or reach by outscoring Dallas 3(.22 lo take a 62-46 halfttme lead. Dous Moe contributed 23 points to the Bucs' attack while Red Robbins added 18 aad James Janes had 15. Maurice Mcllartley led Dallas with 26. Pltlaburgto aad Mlnnesola resume their Eastern Dtvllion Rna! playot! Saturdey nlgtot at Minnesota ...1 the Pipers holdlns a 2-1 lead In the baot<>fwith seven set. WITH·= Tennis Whmers JOHANNESBURG (IJPD Margarel Smith Court of Australla cmrtinued along her comeback trail by besting AMette Van Zyl ot South Africa 9-7, 6-0 in a seml..final women'• siRgjes match of the South Atrican tennis championships. Mrs. Court's opponent ln the ••••••••••••••• OiiChange : : LOU'S : : ASHLANDSIRVIa : A - Dill II . . . . . . 014" oriii''IU-Ust)llltll lor llatonl .... Goses lOG% s.loty <oomols -Howl In1~all • new Nationaline water hHter now to replace your O\ltmoded on•. Don't wait until your pre~ent wat.r h..tar eomn apart. All modtla fully automatle, Come in, let. Ul know your hot water nqulnmentl:, and we will recommend lhe perfect water hettv for the job. Budpt tmn. ovallablt. $59.95 Sign of Quality OHIO VALLEY {&IHEAD"G . l· \ 4· ·-- • · · - pill-~·· 1111 """ """"' • lllf, llriltll~ 1111 • ..,. m '1 v • .... llltll ... rllil ........ IIIICiilrllll_llll_lllo cal Alii .... Ill. • I . - liiJII 1111. •IJIII• juat tilt-off large or ha.rd load """'""· ' IUFS IIIAT IIMI 1ft IM IllS WIIR! HAT SI!CIIl: .,..._... 3-Level Thoro·Wub · and Soft Food D;.po..r .. . no plate .crapin,- H&R . •••••••••••••••• FIRESTONE -··..•.....·-....._________, Lubricltion or Oil • Filter Change : 279W. MAIN title round Ia EnSiancl's Virginia e • Pomeroy 0. 992-B3S Wade, a 6~1, 6~1 winner over Karen Krantzke ot Australia. 3 Cydesl Converts to Built-in lortlteModemHome Arefomllng 239.00 points in the second quarter when New Orleans put the Vepo (10). .......... Dispooer! Top Value PORTLAND, Maine (UPJ)-. LEAGUES • Built-in Soft Food title last year with 44, &lammed his second In two IJIDiel Ibis BOIIIIn ID break a 4-4 Ueln ihe Pete RlccltolU, 170, Porlland, oulpolJKed Bill¥ Marob, 169, Las WATER GeneraiEI..trie MobUo Maid* Portable Dishwasher af\d Rico Petrocelll homered for Fight Reoults AITOMATIC ILAIS·LIIIt 4 Cycles! the Red Sox. !Iarmon KlUel>rew, who tied Bostoo's Carl Yastrzemski for Ill' Uolted Preaa lnternatlmel LOS ANGELES (IJPJ)-. Joao Moreno, 121, Soa Jose, Calif., knocked out Roy Doi'Ullpea, 127, San Diego, C&ll!. 00; TllJIUI1,Y Gorrlam, IC, . Nn York, oulpelnted Julllan Tellez, 143, Lol Angelea (10). Warden, slammed John Wyatt's llrst pitch of lhe ninlh Inning lnlo the stands to terminate a llug:fellt. Dick McAuliffe and Bill Freehan had homered earlier tor the Tigers and rookie Joe Lalloud ··:·:·: ·: ·:·:·: ·:·:·:·:·:~:·:-:;;.;;:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:·: Pmo .• Jlcllowell fall boll. I n - Ill rollinS over, lbe Anseia came bock awJnslag-11 111e boll, not at McDowell- and JjOUDded out a 7-5 victory over CleVeland Ia Chuck Hlntlln, a rormer .lrldian, homered and llopr Repoz, Mlndoer's replacement, scored the final two tun lhe other dleek. Stroboda'a strwJ.e scored T~ mle Aaee, who reaehed third Ill' United Press Jnternatlonal American League W. L. Pet. GB MlnneiOta 2 0 1.000 Baltlmllre I 0 1.000 \1 Now York I 0 1.000 'h Cleveland I I .5110 I Boston 1 I ,5110 I California 1 1 .500 1 Detro!! I 1 .500 I Chicaso 0 I ,OliO 1\1 Olkland 0 I .000 11h WashlasfDn 0 2 .000 2 Tlmraday'f Resulta Mlnneoota 5 W&lhlasfDn 4 Detroit t Boston 3 Calllornla 1 Cleveland 5 (Only games acheduled) Te~o Probable Pitchers (No pmes scheduled) Angels Storming Back No~ · '!bat form af peallve reolltanee ,., eldl- by the A n 1 e I a, Calitorala braocb, 'lburldey lltel- first ba110111111 Don Mlndoer wao atruek on llle rlgtot lido of llle !aee by a sam Queen Pounded, Reds Lose, 10-3 • Here's the beat new• in the world for your floor! vinyl CUSTOM INSET lually has a buill-In ·•i•l'l f foam cushion ta make soft and s:prlngy, warm and quiet, yel !he deol110 looks . like eleganl !l}arble with cut·, tom insets. ··rt·s an unbeat-. eble combination of comfort All-81111 ® Sixth IMing Broal<tllnltJih Art ShamokJ broke 111 a &<.oreloss PltchiDc duel - Koosman and BW stoger w1111 a two run tingle In the siXth and Bon drove In anOther with on elshth Inning alngle. •• for final chang,es .In your new Telephone '. Directory rou11 r.cll Ferguson Jenkins struck out 12 and blasted one of nve Chlcaso homers as 111e Cube blitzed Cincinnati. J-n•' homer, the ncond or his career, Ignited a allo-run third 1a111as that drove out Reds starter Mel Queen. BUll' Wlllluns' Oral of two home runs accounted tor three more runs in the Inning. Bon SanfD and Acblto Phlllll>s also had tmne nms tor the Cuba, who raked five Ctnc:lnnlti pitchers !or U hiU. ....... Pla,yo!! Standings ftd ,~ Javier from nrst and hlghllgh&ed 1 tlll'ee run IJllrd Inning. He homered lnlxl lbe lower dec:k In left In th' IIXIh ~ Curt Flood's single aad drove In a fourth nm wllb 1 single. .Tim McCirvar hod four hilS !of the C..rdo wblle lllke ShiMon and. Flood •hiPPed In with lhree lij)Jece. Deroo Johnsen aeOCJIUlted for all llle Atlanta "'orJns with a three run oomer In the elshth. 4ngeles 4-0, Houaton Sl:Ged ~hlladelphla 7-3 and PlttSburJih flged San Franclll<:o 3-1 In 15 l(mlngs. ' In American League action, lleu..!t n!Wed Boston ~a. .Rookie Jerry Kooaman, one of 41111ornla clowned Clevlland 7·5 manager GU Hodges' ' 4 Kiddie iitd Minnesota ecleed Woahfn&" Korps" pitching staff, scattered "n 5-!, In the onlY "'hO<\IIed !our hiiB and ootched his flr&t • maJ,lr league victory as the : Heavy Hitter MeU handed llle Dodgers lholr : ~edt's triPle scored Julian second consecutive shutout. •• ' ' in the National wasue. Chlcaso blaoted Clncto>- s. Prealdentlal raee. The .._Ill' Sentinel, l'omoo'Oy·Middltipor~ . o., Aj>rll 12, 1968 Cepeda Fires Cards ~ w- Stiversville News Notes llrs. Elve llalley and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pope, Mlddlll'Drl. opent a recem weekend vi•ltlas llr. aad Jlrs. Jerry llalley and ellltr rellllves. Jlrs. fV'Ivla Allen and Boward Allen were In Wpley rocootly, Mr. and Mra. Harold BrBWur, Long BottOm. called on his ,..,.. ents, Mr. and Mrs~ A. C. Brewer ond David, Sunday lftamoon. 11r. Clint Birch and I.oota. vtaltod Mary Birch In Galllpc>. II&, :ll>ndi.J• Jlr. and lin. Arthur Alleo, Newark, vlalted her paronu,llr. and Jlrs. Carl AotheriCHI and llro. Elva DaUay a recent end. Jlr. and Jlro, El,. Blich, ~ . • ..., wore gueltl of 11r. Clint : Birch and I.oota Sunda,y. ' Mrs. VI<!Dr Dint and licoltY called 011 Jlr. and lin, Jl, ·R. U!rat and Tom~ Sunday. , Mrs. Undo Ward and lillel1l wara rectnl rilltorl alii!'. WoiO ~~~ Court. . I. .j J P I -~~-. .• :'. Jlr, and llrs. Fraak Wollloe, Jlr, CIIDI Birch aad l.ooiA .Sill- ~ \'1'4,tl/..""'"'"'• PIT _,_. JMOI'I af· -nl•a - IIIII lo, 1111 l'ltlll Ill btl! 1 Gne'l abjecllveJ, and thoJ do, Vletnun tO nlllt u • i'nio ancl~ reno;e Rltchlenle, Florida. Tilurman Kel'ser aad daugbter, Jane Ellen, Ironton. o., visited Mr. and Mrs. Ru~ U!r•lo Sunda¥ afternoon. llr. Keloer is a former resident or this communlt)'. Mr. and Mrs. Randal Talbott were guests of his parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Talbott Sunda,y. Recent seeSIS of E. H. c.... Pinier aad lamlly were Mrs, Sylvia Allen, H. N. Hushes, R. G. Abela, Douglas Circle, Ru<IY Qorst, Gene carpenter, Edward Grlflllh, Mulne Dural. andTom, Have Cool CUmate1 llr. and Mrs. S. W, Ulrst. Elva The Peruvian cities of Uma Dolley, Mr. and Mrs. Doll Tal- and Callao have cool climates boll, Howard Allen, Mrs. ~ deoplte their nearness to the land -em, Mrs. Odolao W.0. equalor. This occurs because die, Mrs. Roy D>nohue, Bobble the icy Humboldt Current sweeps up the west coast and. ~ Mr. and Mrs, Charles moderates the climate. NeWman, John Lawson. James and John .-&lttle, Joo Congo, and Mr. Thurman Keiser and daugtp. recent with her partor. llltJ, Jlr, and llrs. llucb' Durst. Mrs. Taddy Webster spent a w- ' sellers, Mr. and ' By a.nnee Mill• nl.. Mrs. Jane Gilkey of Mlddl• port spent a weekend with Ava Gilkey, Mtas Sheila Clark Ia spending a week in I:Qwnington with her 8 rea t • gr~ndmother, Weltha Clark who is on vacation trom her eawJoyment In Albma. Mrs. Frankie Qiple Ia In a Charleston ooiPital with I blood dot In her lee. Francis Alldre is in Veterans llomorlll ·HaiPIIatfor gery. . Charles Hatfield, I:Z. recenlly underWent on owendoctoiDY and remrned homo o\prU 1. Jlra, Ruth SnodsriiS of IW:tno vtsU.ed her mother1 Oma AriX. Mr. Lowall Heltger and Sullo are visiting bla slater, Freda Mohr. Buck07e Lake. Recent visitor& ol Ava GUlley were Mrs. Barbara Young. Mrs. Mary Bolin, Mra. Groce a.rk, Mra. Bud GluesenciDJil and dausttters, and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glueaencamp were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. GluesenCIIJIP, Mr. and Mrs. llao Van MolAr 3 - ill 11!1"1' and ~-do all not 1111 ii)IO', ~~;w ·~·· · clo1ni 11 llie ~ table. awoj over 1l1t .1»1• ~ 10 , It Ia a bello ComJi!u- ....V Amerl.... iD4 ~v1«;~ Society News ro)l, Sltw'dl,y. ' 11"'.. Am:;; Harrisonville guest ot Mrs. Maxine Durst a Thurs~ attermon. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Enns and daughter, were guests o( Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Evans, Pome- lilt ~·.::;:~.~~ I do The Greek Hllllorlan Thucyed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Birch and children at WaterCord Sund!Qo. Mrs. Harry Richard was a noll - didos 81111 111at U\011 who caanot ~ 111e Coinmalillto .ID wrl~ loam frOm hii!Drl' are doomed etti ~ plifto tar Ill• Cii<MYor to - ' Ita milltlkOB. Welhollld o1 V ! - and SOi\l>•lll eertaiDI.Y keep ille true nature 'lb,... ~ - . . . li o1111e CoJIIDiilnlllaand 111elrpor· Ibis rePM ll'e 111.-e fer. ~:~ tormaace over 111t pellt 2$Jearo - ID rta!l· ·We 1Ju!!l111~ · troops. have proclaimliMl the dea1h or God himself. But what most of all has been lost, perhaps, Is that sense of mamers which in the hlerar<:hy at mank1ncP s true values stands next to morals them&elves. It is a prafound truth, tllc>ugto manv ~smen ' I have never known tt and m&JQ" while lua prl'rllepd bo1~ cam' more hive forgotten It, 111at nel· the sun•' and do the <IYins· '!bey 111er poj>llc or private morallflo do not mere11 close mlnda end caa ·Ions endure -out thet los- ear a to every oplidon .....tltelr Repeatedl1,11oo, theyohout oer but still ladiiiP"'Isable ""'"" ..... c11nm aad evm phj>tlcally men· penloo whldl ulld to he called ace bGnor-'>!o m.o bearlas hea· aood Iaiiie. vy burdens - Cablnol of!lcero of ~tStudent aettvt.atsn do D o t mere1Jo del)' a lawM military the United SlateJ, no·less, aome draft, coaxed Gl1 by pro!eaoors bearlni 111e oeero a1 an old war poj>llclt advlolng t h e m oo aptnat Fnclsm - who aeik ID view. And all ldlemea to evade the .......,. ul!er a tbiJ, God ave lilt lllldr, Ia the abllptlaa "' tholr - - DOPIIve Wa8h~gton~·· ' . ·· · · Overrill~ng Need·Toilay R' ep·ort. . ·Values polltloel)1111t r.iulre will btlong to thai 111111 :!diD m.r moot truly en·bociY a lense ol dlgnit;y. of restraint, ol ltrenstll, ol cOmpt&slon and of a ·calm, ftrm resolve to restore to 1hto . . . - thoae old and lndiUoMl VI\IJO& which we _.. 10 ~· lo have losl1 tOr some year anow nearly all 1t111 hu been !ashlooable has also been lick - alck comedians, lick ·lliadellta, lick politlclan1, alck d8monstraiors and t:OUnter•m~ mlllratora. alck bool<s and perIodiCal• and olek TV. l!ltehlc, Indeed, havo been sudo old.ftahi~ qualities as patriot. lam, loyalflo, love of lamill', re~pe~~llbUlcy In prlvale and pid>llc (UICiuet. tolerance toward other ineo and other ideas, 1 decent reServe In lifo - aad, yoa, relll· lon, too. The lruly "in" pulplll have rung not somuchwlthman'l ' - ' e e llrKEPOII. 0. �.. ' , ' . • ' 5 - The ·' __ :: '··:•:' ' ,.... lloll1 Senth181, l'omero.;:.Mtddl..,r4 0., Allrll 1.1, 1968 New Members PT. PLE~SANT - 11te lo· , <BI Key !'"d Koyette Cl~a ol ' PPIIA will -aor a J)lnl:oke dlmor Saturday !rom 10:30-to 5 p.m. In tho. Meooo Hall. . . Tl<keto may be purdta~ at lllo doOI; and are 1prtced 11 $1 f'/'t adulta and 50 eento lbr >YRACUSE - The Tri-Count,y children, 11te lliellU features C. B. Radio Club and ChiiP!er 56 pancakes with, -.rrup, .aaua~ "'":: 01 ·tho ' U.C.B.Il.A, met Thurodt.Y ~qes, eoaeo and mllk. ,...,._:• night, March2H,attheclubhouse. llM. Conducted by the vtc&.preo!dent, lo~ · Em1l Eyoon,. the meeting opened ""''. with prayer,. the secretll')''• r .. ... PGrt by Gnco Holsinger and lila ~li!' treoourer•l , r..,rt ~ i~BtH!s . ~or White, la)roved as read. - - - I~ "''" The ciub .Jocketo havou-rlved ~:!.. __ _, __ 'll't• and. U'O baing lettered. A ...., iJUDTII!e •• r;~· order will be sent 1n soon. New~ PT. PLEASANT - 11te oom~~ · letters wer.e read by Mrs. Wblte muldt;y swpiae aeniee on Eas•' · !rom President &bert Thompaon ter morning will be held at the of Alliance, concerniJJg tbe coho local lootbajl elad!om at PPHs ~; ·,,'· sUtution and new by-.laws of the beginning II 0 a.m. With the ' '' . U.C.B.B.A. ·iludgetalor lhe yelll' Rev, CIIUord Schone ol Christ !'lt.r ' were outUnld. Episcopal Church delivering the h •" The Happy Wondenors Chili>' aermoo . •"/'" ter ~ <OUOO brosk WU! be hold In CaH of Inclement Weather "'·~· Ai>rll 28 at Nbn!ahUlen Granae lhe servi<e will be tranolerred ~·"' on Ea&tou- r Rd. south of .looJ.I.. to the Flral Church o1 God at •• ·· ville, Ohio. The Frontier C.B. 24th and JeaoriMltt. ...,_. lloun<q> wW be Aprll 28 at lolal'o In New Haven area the com. lotte. munley sunrise oorvlee wlll be New member& welcomed into held at the Union Camwoun<~s the club were Mr. and Mrs. or II bed -tiler provallo, the . ~_':"'' Brooks Edwards, Maaon; Mr. New Ht~ven EUB Cburch. The r·:'". and Mn. v. 0. Edwards, PomRev. Pull forbloy will be t h e 1""'- eroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul IIIOaker, and muelc wtll be led .,. '" Pierce, MlneriiJYille. by Gerald ilmmono. Relreshment.s were served to "*'.' the above and Mr. ond Mrs. EmU ::·.~: Eynon and lleiiJII'. Marpret s-. :'::.. ler_ s, Mr, ahd Mrs. Junior Hole..... singer, Brad and Paul W •:c· ' BW Baumgardner, all of Rae~ f'" Pearl -·SUrles, Mr. and Mr~ ~'" ' Maurclo Gognon, Macy Jlutoh, . PT. PLEAsANT - Mason ·~""' cart and George, all or'Miners- Count;y Conservation omeer -~ PU-. and Mrs. Paul I..arry "'"'' dUe·, '-•Miles Darst was one ot five con_.,.._,k !Dltb and Peggy, Pomeroyi Mr. servation ollleera tllroushoul the '"·' ll!ld Mrs. n. ~ Workmlll, Maeon; olale who attended a leoderlhlp ~......... Mr. and~ John Kearns, Mary training worktbop at Mont Cha. ~·· • llutl\, Rho!ldllandTbnmy,ondBW teau Slate ·l'lrk In Morgantown, ~·"'• James, Harttord; Mr. and Mra. w. Va. last week. ·~ • Ray Mullord, Letart, W, va.1 T, R, Samaell, director ol IJe. Mr. ond Mrs. Larry Hubbard, partment of Natural Re80W·cea, Angle, llob!p, &so Mary llld stated the workshop repnaenta ..h~. Raod;y, J:Ouglas Hemsley, Rich- ao el!ort to roorlont and train In· ;:;.. ard !Aickworth, Agnes White, b- divlduals who have lndlcated an .";.... cal, and !lollob Pierce and Shlr- lntereal In l\lrtherlng their lead· - loy Edwards. erahlp in various public capaci.;,;~ The nOXI meeting tobeAprtlll ties. Samaelllndtcated the work. .;.;;... _will be 1 chllt IQPPer at the club ahop proved very sueeeaatul and _-;r, -: room tor members and friends. hopes WII1'0 hi~ tllat It could be ft , ... made an annual aUair. W~lcomed into ·social :. ;:~ Calendt:J Rodiq, Group G . n'd Stadium Setti'ng E"eut :t• '~ I ' t l AT GREENBRIER - Plctored on I sun t>Or<h at the Greenbrier Hotel attending the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Convention are the newly-installed and out--going officers or the ~western Dl.strict Federation of West Virginia Women's Clubs. From left, are Mr. and :Mrs. George Humphreys of Huntington, the past president; Mrs. R.. H. Colvin of Logan, the past u-easurer; Mrs. WUliam H. Russell, otNewHaven.New Haven Women's Club, Secretary; Mrs. Roy CaPehart, Westmoreland. Westmoreland Women'& Club treasurer; :Mrs. Ann Scbrule, Kenova. past and present eortespondtmt secretarY; Mrs. James Hall. Kenova, past aecrel.ary; Mrs. Hershel Perdue• Kermit 111'01 Womon's Club Vice preoldent; Mrs. T. Henrlta; Womon'i Club, Logan president; Mrf'. WlUlam Beri')'JDU. Siver ~rings, MIL, Qattict Illes Dl8-Ril88r of Baldwin Organ Co., who hu &lAJUedorgan music tor the Womenta Club conventions tor a number or years. Plana are belnc made to oflllll.. a JOUth aaooclat!Qo bllleip QJualtJ to he!f work with IIIOIIIalll' retarded hare. Ymma piOI>Ie Interested lo lllo program are to contact Mrs. Jw.la Webb at llle Pomeroy ElemootarY School or BUI Hackett 11 Ill• M!ddlaport HlP School. MIKE HARGRAVES, Pomeroy HlP Schoolaentor, hae bam named to choirtDOn the ushers and uSher'!IIIB to serve at tllelourth 11111oal M!ea !l>uthorn Oblo F.,- oo Ma.Y • lo the PomeroY Juntor IIIah SChooL 11!ke wW seloet the youngpeo- ioHt Ia located at Alh.,., W. pie will wW welcome the poilU< Vs. gy told NBC1 1 Barbara ~~ required honor points Cor t h e science • whatzlt r!IIIU alter InNEW HAVEN The West -odlng the PqMDI and assist BY JACK O'BRIAN how conslderebll' skal!ng BQ<I.ea SATUIIDAY MRS. GRETT A MTIE ond termission .•• Wonder where the Virginia Federation ot Women's year 1967..68. President Mrs. them Ill being seated. A sbnUIIl' NEW YORK FAille Fisher have changed since Sooja Heeio IIIGH SCHOOL DANCE J)lll'tl, ' Clubs held their state conven ~ Eugene Hester was awarded two says he can prove be and con- jobless printers after all those plan wu oaed lour yolll'S aao at Mrs. Noll!e Vale onloled tho~ (55 lhia April 8 verauo Peg. ocJtooi I)IODSOrod, lioturdQ nlghC first place blue rlbbons for her strikes at the long-gone Mirror, tlon on Mar. 28, 29 and 30 at the first pqMDI and tho youog oqhly this week their attendattc• nie Stevens aremarriedbutwon"t llY' a 19) ... Peg waen't even II the ll!ddlaport IIIah School : awle figurines. Mrs. Edcarved Journal·Arnerican. Herald-Trl)).. Greenbriew, White S u I p h u r people were such an addition to ol a meeting ol the !i>utheoBlern say when .•. Film producer Charborn when Sooja olddded onto win stein was awarded a red llldltDrlton. lllnclnc- 8 tD 11 une, World Telegram and World ' Ohio St(>orviaoro Aoan. ~rings. The convention theme tbeaffalr. lie Feldman's condition is grave ribbon for second place for her the Iliad!..., SQiare Gardee and p.m. JIQ'• emc•a. Joumal Tribune and the n o " Tho alisoc:latioo vis!todlheAtho for 1968 was Building w I t h and th~ gut'l)' guy knows It ... 21Hh'l'ox rinks but obe'd 1001t BASIIETBALL GAME at' r. decorated eggs. Youth and the state theme was mE TO AabnUari\)'olnamoo, 1111 111gb SChool, oo~ llld "Bonnie & Clyde" Oscar-nomi- struck L. I. Slar.Journal had two of her old rucks and dodd· Plll'l ~GradeScltoal­ Those attending representing H,eir lunch the other day: their Our DestinY with Change. The aome residents have been under lhe JDtlo&I'Odedalomentar)' B<hool nee Michael Pollard was due for 11 the New Haven Senior Women's ed where La Henie used to jump union bon Bertram Powers had specla1 project of all West Vir. llle ImPression that Malga Cow>- II Lowell, t1lll1' Marl- Tlte dar, ~:JII p. "" Ttllller• P1aW the "Tonight" show but his "inClub were president, Mrs. Euwith one turn" back tben, today WOIII8II m'ltll Portlaad ginla Federation Women's Clubs terviel'l'' pro\led "empty'' andhe his dainty dejeneur at Le PavU- akatlng haa chanaed. u all ath- \)' Racorder M!es Elot11t0r Jlob. two local ,..,erviaors were fU. gene Hester, vice president. Mrs. was the restoration of Pea r 1 "''D Ia U!. Eleamr Is hale ond dnated by the oumerou• ctaae - l'ortlaad' ToCIP..... _ P1aW was &brugge(t ofl ... Times film lon on Park Ave. · ·men Yll'tlua A6o Hilda Smith, recording secreleUcs, 10 that Pe&BY ean"jump"• Turned..pro skate star Peggy Buck's home. ~~oart;y, U•ted Ill Veterans Mem- activities thot taka place within critic emeritus Bosley Crowther mlaotoe 50 emil a.Wta,cThe New Haven Women's Club tary, Mrs. R. G. Greene and and the critic ot another N. Y. Fleming's best beau is a u. oC with two or tltree air-lurne .... orial Hospital ooteS WU lhe ado one room Ill tile non - graded was awarded the honor dub a- clubwomen, Mrs. William Rus- blat walked out ot the "2001" Colorado medical Peg- "Sie did a lot ol running tiJIIII· mission or Eleanora Robinson aciiJols. LuQch was at lhe Leo 25 cmll, l'r0oachool cM!sell and Mra. Dorothv Roolh. toes, didn't ehe," Pegy .._st. WANI for havtnsr mmoleted the F..-atto llotal In ~ AI> troe. Bolrelltm- aold.r. - bence the confusion. ed; ~ you loloW - alto did? Booatora, -ra. cot~P~t)'lng the local B<hool '"' pera ... -·en her just eljplod .... OLD FASIIIONED nound 111t1 BY THE WAY, Doyilalll Sav- pervlaors waa Robert Morris, tract and others abe's arrant· Ings Tbne wW bagio at 2 a.m. pr~Io:ltlal ol ths CeJUal School llqUUO - · · ~. IW'illlll lng, she'll make her first milat 9 p, m.atllidlonl Youth~ on &Jnday, April 28. Aoolller IIIM!ddlaport. lion before llhe' s 21. night's Bleep slllt, but you can or, IIPORIOred b1 thl - The major front page news HIGH SCHOOL VOCAL music orcyclo Club. AdmlaaloD l1.Pf1' moke It .., In the !aiL story aboutN. Y.Archb!sbopTer· •tu- o! Min lloboriO llr.... <Otlllo. renee COOke's ttlevatlon in St. SIJNDAY A BLOODMOBILE unit wW be tor are having a ball theBe ~· Patrick's Cathedral in the N. Y. at the Pomeroy Jontor High reholll'sing lor their !JIIrlng • ..,. SUNDAY SCHOOL oonl<e, Leo Times deecribed l.4'ltdoo John. School from 12 noon to 6 p.m. cert to be an ouUkMU' event on tart Fallo lllolltodlst Chorclt, son''· entry to the Cathedral as Sunday, May 5, at the Pomeroy Monday. !blday, 10 .. ""• ....... ratinr, ''ripPles ot applause"wide worohli> aonlce, 11 a. 1110 As usual, the blood program Stadium. but a Bide stol')' and again Ill Is lauillllo ao II you !eel .., to it, Tho concert !e SPEClAL CONCLAVE Ohio Jack Gould's TV review LBJ'a do &till> by and contribute. Local t1re1y o1 - · popular over the Valley Qpomiiodory ~ attlllllla entry was described as ptt1ng Rod Croas ol!l<lals hove • tbne past year or so. The young peo. Easter lliomlotr 6130 to 6:45a.m. ' "A standing ovation." ... He keeping the llltoreat going 1n 111• pie lind therehearsingmoatploo' sure did . unit, and yet It's such o vital BIIIt. It was only the seeond time Chorclt. Full unllorm. function. Ill the history ol st. Pat's &1>CALLED FROM MANILA SUNBlSE SERVICE, Ill J!ateio. plauae was given anyone; t1le IDLAB VAUGHAN, tlotJchter ol SYKACV!i: Mr. and Mrs, PriM ~cal lll\lted J1n1b. otber - PGpe Paul ... Very Mr. and Mr•· Leo VOU&hlllo PomLeonard Base wore pleaaanti.Y ~ atarch, pi. m. atrong whiii)IOrlng- bahittd .fans eroy, hi• been ..... the surprised lUI week whtlb t h o 1 .Y oiitlt Fa~Ji!t'tlbll! lllti.JidUitcltillt, that Rocky will anoounce he _.1 dellll'• Uat at Concord College received a tall'!lhone call trom PW>lic woltiome. ' · run Cor another governor's term Where the Ia a soPhomore. A148"'... Ava Gardner hlgh-lalled out or better Is required lor Uatlng. their oon, SP5 John L. Bau,~ EAS!'ERSUNJUS,Eaorv!ce,la. m~ Utdted lllthodlat a.urtlti of Miami Beach exaetly as Bite lllloh was alao recently IQstetled JU.R In Manila, PhlbPi>toe .......Sloliolrlall..nteetered In: 38 pie<os ol lug. IB vice president ol Beta Phi Iande. He hal about ono month to aervo In VI-, then w!ll leo by lqdla · Cb'cJo. !l*!ll gage_... Planned Parenthood So- Chapter of Alj>ha Slpsa !l>l'l>rlbe returning to tile u. S. lor d!Oo 1111111 tor oontce, -to,..,. cteQ'~s mlnl-bus scoots around nodo Basketball banquet Thursday night. Pictured, from 104 ll'· locldentaiiJI, Concord Colcbarp. 11<, wWbaOhloValleyComm..... TALKING BASIIETBALL - Ellis Johnson, head basketball N. Y. with windows tl~tly cur· are WUl Sellers. Tom Diddle and Frank Proffitt, graduating II1'Y :H. coach st Marshall University, center, discusses basketball talned- in nursery-blue. seniors; Coach Johni::iOn, reserve coach HUton Wolle, Jr., with the three seniorb who will graduate from Southern H1gtJ llONDAY James Mason' a daUJb,ter Porthead coach Jim Adams, and ~encer. - Sentinel Photo School this year and the cage team coaches and Athletic AMEIUCAN BED CII06S Wood land reporta Dad boulht a "eolBoosters President Elson ~encer, Collowlfw the annual TOJ"oo moblla, Monc!Q', 1 to • II- .... id~gold" foreign car and had it Pomoroy Jun!oi' IIIah Sclllol. painted red, mt to ba consplc. Wal!Htl dooors weleome. uous .. • Men's powder room at Mike MarAI<he's sports hlllti\Oul POMEROY CHAPn:R 80 II (crowded with colebrl ey mo scles 1130 ,P.m. Moni!lr II tho Maaoalc aDd Kenny Theiss, reserves, and noon and nl~t) h11 added a emaU year pay and a f5,000 bonus, aD- . BachteL TII!UIIe, -lal•eoalontDCOitler BY ROBERT WINGETT Bottel Tom Diddle, 1967-68 season Tom llddle, Frank Proffitt, WUl medicine chell wltb lix or sev. meat erca11oot maatara ......, The need Cor proper organi~ oounced Johnson. Johnson. singling out his proo- team ciPt&ln. presented Coaches Sellers, Mark Beegle, Rand,y eii dlflerent headache remediea tion on the part of high scOOOl athletes to plan ror their best dest moments as a college coach, P.dams and Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Proffitt, steve Schuler1 Bob Dld- (A Gil Hodges ldt'l) .. , Rosa Hun11ere baehalora. and I wu a possible future was stressed by said the one that imPressed him reserve and frosh coach, with dle, Gary Norrls andTeiT)' Prof· ter produced sead·s ol LaDa Tur· LOVE ME, LOVE MY BROTHER w!Ww. rm J>elllrmlng to tltlok ner ft.lms and now they don't Dear Helem Marshall University head Ba~ most was when the Big Green gilts in behalf of members of fitt, vars!I;Y. Managers presented awards speak and ,....•t 11y wh.Y .... When I got married two yeara they brouiht me lo boeiOIO thtll' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPn'AL ketball Coach Ellis Johnson "'uad of 1967 hit 119 pOintl to the "'uad• ADllttrED: Mra. A. E. 1111a llluaeketl>el'. ICI' h... Boys presented letters were were Randy Wendorf, Dennis Tina Sinatra IIW!tdted l r o m ago, I thought I was geUinc one Thursday night In a talk at the break the MT scoring record ln band sttows me m lftectlon, nevaall, Pl. Plea~ LJndell Randy Croaa, Dave GriDdstaU, Hart. and Steve Grady, reserve Sanuny Heaa to record uec LOu huabond. But the 110111 day my Southern Tornado basketball bar. one game. er takaS me anywlloro; h i l Pl. 1'1..-; lbnley Wal· !l;>e<lal Invited goests at the Bercy Hat4 Glll'Y Htf4 Art 1H11, team, and John Werner, varsity Adler. brotheNJ>Jaw moved Ill and he's quet in Racine. er nqa. and bo••e• me. I don't dlo, Pl. 1'110"""; Mra. J o b n been here every siDce. He was Johnson, wbo was a great higtl banquet were introduced b,- e~ Pit HW, Frank lh.le, Jim Joh&- squad. get ony exira dividendi Uka Miller, HmderiGIL The Invocation, prior to the InJured In the Wor· IUid Uves on sctool player ~n the late 1920's at cee FJson ~encer, Booster pre- son, Roger Nease and Buddy lli9CIIARG£1>: Mra. lila (ilvlllOitO)I. eervlng o! a deli<ious steak dit>o a peneloo; he woo't leave. Ashland, Ky., and later a four- aident. Among these were school Pyles, all freshmen; SBm 9ta1n, ond Conn! of Ctrelovlllo vloUed Oo the good lido, they don't He doesn't work, cillln't ao drink, smoke or owear one! pro- eno, Weatoo; · Mra. Larr7 Wbltt. sport lettennan at the Unlversi- board members Robert Harden, Jim Warner, Rook Crow, Bill nor by mothers of lhe beake>- his Pueots, Mr. and Mr-.. Chu Pl. Pleaam. · t.Y or Kentucky, challenged the Mrs, I>JrnthY Bentz, Harry HW 1H11, ~ HW, &y Jolmeon, ball pllyera, was given by Rev. o. wooc~e, Monday, the..,...~ out. All day long he'• till COJ>o ride • '!1<• enonglt lllme. But BIR111: Mr. llltl Mra. Rtlla!d . •IIDI ebadow. He ten• me hoW molltll thOI' .... Just )'!toh. And Tornl.lkl cagers to begin lmme- and Howard Ervin, Sll>t. Chlll'les George L&wrence, Melvin ' - Wendell Stutler. baing the latter'• birthdt¥· !1Je Mccct". Pl. Pltiaaant, a ---diatei.Y p!onning and organizing Beymon ond Mrs. VInas Lee, reoc:e, Dlcksauv- ~ !mlth recslved beoutllul !IIIII rrom the to cook, lllw to dean llloae, oven two Ia too muchl ter. ". hoW tD treat hla brother. II I indivt<ilally for the 1968-69 sea- ticket seller. family and cards and menqes !bould I pack .., IIIJ' bee• ond Others, in addition to the: above, " -, .". son. from relatives and friend and atort talking to hbn lo tile morn- boeome a erae• wldow'I-W.T,N. Nellie Parker read a card or who were thanked tor their h~ Ing, I can't get rid o! him llle Coach Johnson, who spiced his Dear W: thinks sent by the Lucy lllqes extends thinks to an. Pictures root ol the day, remarks wlth humor, witands~ by Hood Coach Jbn A-• were That' I your daelatoe, and I A. CHEATIRI" - Tell him. "1 ; wore token In the_,_ Sue,. family Cor Oowers. Nellie ParkWe are all in our 50a. Tl\e me11 think you've alreoob made 1t. ... thlvu&h cere adviCe, said Marshall'sBob Charles Pyles, time knper; Mike Ub. ' window, er wu aelected to act on llQ' the daughteN!Haw 1 Ia recoveflo Stone is a truly outotandlng play- lhle, scorekeeperi Gerald Norand 10 1110. ')011'.., luit - lill ' But ......"""". the ...... ll "'" Pablli>ue)." future need tor Clowers tor a ing !rom mouth ond lace ltii'IOI')': . er, the kind unafraid of a chalo- ris, custodian, Earl Adams, bus w..-a gremor Wtt!l you get ond was echoduled to return lor member of tbe tam!iy ol ony W, driver; elementary coaches H~r Nol'B TO Pblll T r y Sunday SChool attendance on lenge. th- -II, a cboelq> and tr-onAi>rll bert Price, Duane Wolfe, Bill S.C.S. member. ilw "ull" lo T!IAT. ~.,H. Stone this week signed a ro-Man:h 31 was56,oUerlng$14.95. learned ol the deatlt o!Mrl. Marl' 5. The program The Quest lor ' Wlckllne, and cheerleaders Irene cut for two years contract with WorshiP services were held at WUbor Parker, Mr• and Mrh·, Barnhill Ill Athena. Soirv!Ce~-· ContemPOrary Liter .. Idendty, Cooper, Janice Manuel, U.MI Los Angeles of the American Dear Holen: 10:45 with C!taa. D. Woode, leadture, wa& presented in dlal.ope D!namoro Boyles and Holooi held at tho llu&llto ~uneral Homo What'a 'wtlh the word ........., Basketball Assn. with $20,000 a Theiss, Cormie Arnott and Bea er, Woode ol tills localtly -.toe~ Ill Athotto, at I o'clock Moa4aJ form with Nina Robinson as the You .uatdtobtllll.,....wltha The MYF hald ltaregular mee;. funeral serviCe& tor Jamea 0. with burial iD the BarmW eeme)eader. I'll s.mday evening at 6:30. WorhlltPs look biC.... oU J111Wo ' The hostess served refresh- !mlth at lhe Chrletlan Chorch tory tilt Dut<h Ridge, shiP services were held at 7:45 over, but DOW e~lr''IJIII at Tl(>pera Plabla. Mr. a o d Mra. Chlll'toa D. Suncltl' evening with Rav. Casto. ments to those mentioned above "'" unleeo lht.l" .. lllnld • Mr. ond Mra. Arthur ll>Oneor, Woode viJI~ Sarah Woode at and Clara Follrod, Alma SWartz, The Woman' 1 Soclet,yof Chrlsfr. "'-looae'' •.-srU!Ur ot t"nlt'ramblt these four Jumbles, Shcwld- put Grace 9Nartz, Eleaoor Boyles, Mr. ~Mra, Richerd ll>Oneer , . . , . Pls!n• &mol..- oVeniJti. POPULAR WORDS . , •. ian Servl<e hold 118 replar moo>one letter to each ~quare, to it oro now? and Mra. Trooolo~erlltlntlo Mr. ond Mra. Dalo Kultn and form rour ordinar} words. 111! Tuesday evening, March 26, Thelma Henderoon, Merle GrU. ed IW!Iral oorvkea lor the fll!llll of Utile Roddlt(. and DearSPW: at the church With Florence fith1 Isola Taylor and Helen ter'a olater Ill Parklll'.....,. Jlr. and Mro. M!lto WU.Uaml Woode. Spencer, twJstesa. limdaY Sdtool . - - G~ · ond ......tor ol Belpre, 0.,'""' The next meeting wU! be hel~ Nellie Parker read a medi• dtere'-'l"ltallll•· April 7 wu 70, lite oflerllii Nuq Paroona o!lfllllll..-,; VI. Not 'ldtel tion and prayer from The MetlJOo at the home of Clar& Follrod and $1U2. Woraltlp oorvtco• _ . Vo., oponl the weekend wiiii'Mr; or "ua..a .LoiW! a eom!ll1 ',lltanl ,·,.~Ill": olat \I'oman. Tho gro.., 118111! the Nina &blnaon on Toe~, April held at 10:15 with tlte Bov. aid ··!I<•· Millard iiOartz 111t1 16, with Isola T..-lor leadh~ the ....... lilltt, ,ort h)<mn BioBied Qtdetness. · to. The MYF held )lfldlaa lot 'fi\'11. . ' . ·. 1£\lf.' program. The Slcrat.l')' of Membershl!>, Yeo """ ••• li&" A Sl&lPer, honoring the 16th tho Ealter amrtaa oorvteo oil . Roier lioJ'P!I' and cor!Mm Oaie Follrod. ~r~oounced the dis-limdaY evllllai! at 6:SO. " folirod of ~ ' tooll ~ ~ , I I trict mooting to be held at JaciP birthday of Vl<kle C.rr was "" Mr. and Mra. Ciaren<o Ather· With tho latter'• ~. Clara Joyed at the William carr !limo son on Apr1118. 1m and Iamll1 ofColwnbol, · ):OUrod and aiBII; Nllllldllnam The treasurer waa 1118truct.ed sunday eveninlo Thole present - - pesto of hla PARE.N1'$ OF j#t ..., laotlWOOk. ·· • \ · · . to send tn the &c~pl)r oeldnr:l, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Mr. llld Mra. Arthtlr Alii~. :i ~ &Mae -~• ~~~~ A 'IOUNI!"• C!;IRI. Mar<h o1 II>U...o, tho Plate ()!- ol Keoo, Mr. and Mr1o Buck SHOU"D AUNAYS DO. Mr. and Mra. Enlest TIY!of'• .,;-~ bold at tho dtUr<!t . ~Sun· loring, the 198~9 Plodp to · Shaller o1 Pomeroy and Mr, llld Genevieve Guthrlo, Lloyd Dll• .·:· ~ lit 8::10, Aa. Eaeler-hunl M!solon, ond a donation to the Mrs. Clalr Woode ond Conn! ol J!Oilaa, N Ia• IIIII bl 'hald .Git Ule •ciiUrch lawn c lr<iovlllt. World Clothlt11 Fund. Rtlblnaon 11tel Sdl®l and.........._ ' ' mJ Hontlor.-wr:• 'OIIfr . . ......... ~ ... --Mr. and Mrs. Dollilrt YOII The Slcr«ar)' of Lllorature ond llilon· WOCMie, of tho ~ · lni,tho mortdni worllh!p. ·· IUid I'W>ll<attono, Genevieve and !ami~ ol SUgar Grove 11*11 church, """""" a· meotlltalil!l> 11te \!....• Soc!eey ot Chrl._ . Guthrie, pasatdout thlevaluatlon I WOI>kond w!tll their Plll'ODI.. Dr. R-,tfer, the .Uill'lct lla~ ~·•'will bold Ita rofllar niJ>OrtB to ba lllled ou~ The ..,. Mr. and Mra. Hlll'l')' Guthrie ond . auperitltendtti~ at t h • ~ _ ,. TiMOailay oveninl; ·APril ' clet;y wUI renew the two sublcr~ Mr. ond Mr1o Tom Yo•t and"' 5pr1nga MeiltOdlat attitch list 11,: at tha',....ot cllll'i' f,9!1roil· ·~d!t~·!. ......... IAn•wrr~ '''""'rra•l tiona to tho lletltodiatWomanand tended chor<h bore ~....,;. W-aday ,evonlnr. Jumlol ... , TWIIT FUDGI MAGNn GYIATI Md Nlltl ~oblo ..., wllll !Oola '\ •.•,,.,,j,,.• World Outlook. a comblnatlonor- lng. Frlanda and ralat!vea here T11!or lottdlni tit• program, I ,., •••.,., • .,..,, IIUJIIJI'H_.lllf'hl•ll FM'II ,....,.~.. ,.,." ,.,,,.,,,. der. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode New Haven is Honor Club Voice along Broadway -1. !'laiD• made·..,..,. ~m":: s= -:.:.:• P..,....._. Helen Help Personal Dedication Important to Success USee • By Helen awe- I Alfred Social Notes Darst Attends Workshop Event :;::: Cathy Kegley .m. . , ..:r., · Appomteo tO ~;..: Commission ~rWil_i "':'' -~-· t•r!~ ·-, ,,l')_j• n .,.;~- Pf. PDEASANT- Cathy Keg.,...._ ley, daughter oft Mr.. and Mrl. 4 - J, w. Koglv of 2617 M!. Vernon Avenue, has been appointed by Gov. Hul~ C. Smith to serve .,.,.,, on tile Sta!eCommlsalonooYouth ,,~ tor 1968-69. The oornmlaaion is composed olll<lf""'ll6throu~ 25yearaof age who wPI use their own ener. If . , bnasi!ll ,: t1on and view· ,aA, "'"" pO!ot to ..,.elop Ideas rel!ll'dlnl ~t.. the ecGnOIIU:c, IOdal and educa. ·' Uonal problems eonlrontlng the Slate ol West VIrginia. The opening <Otl!orence wUI be held Monday, April 15th, 11 '"' ' the Capitol In Charleaton. ~-~r.· cathy 11 a ll.udent at Point ., "' Pleoeonl IIIah SChool llhere !bola ·)•II a varaltr cheerleader, member · " " of the high acttool dtorUe, Theaplan underaludleo and CladY; .;;; stripers anc;l 11 chairman ol tbfl _.. ;,;·. Mason Count.Y Tiiu lll'OII'«Jb (March ol Dlmos), J",,~ . ·rrelh Post·261 Will Clean Up Cars PT• . PLEASANT - Explorer Post· 211 ol the )Ka..., street Bapt!al Churdt wtll IJIOtiiOr a <ar wlllh on Saturday, 1n t h 0 )lll'kitll lot beltllld the p o 1 n t . Pleaeont Building .and Loan Ao. eoctaUon located on VIand street between 6th and 7tll Streeto. Houroolthecarwaeharolrom 1 to 5 p.m. end cost Is fl per <ar whldt locludee·waahlilg and sWOOJ)ing out tile · lnolde of the car. . Proc<odo will bo ulltld to IJIIrchaoe Sliver Bridge Memorial palchoo the Soout Post earned dor!nllhe bridge dlaaater. Kingsbury News, Notes The Clll'leton Sunday SCIIIol recently had an ele<Uon of oatcen and teachers. The following wore eiectodl Cradle lloU te&<ho ·er, Louise Harrison; Sunbeam teacher, Delores King; Busy Bee teacher 1 Coelle Hudson; standard Bearers teacher, Janeth Beal• Helping Hands. Ol.an Hlrrlso~ Soperlntendent, Rali>h carl; ..... retary, Elizabeth Murray; treasurerJ Vlrglnla Dean; CorreSDQnoo dent, Nevaltq;piantat.L 1 n d a Deal; Blrthda,y treasurer. Marlene Harrison. Mr• and Mrs. Robert Swearioger visited a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nev Whiteandtam1~ and with Mrs. Jennie Rolley, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clll'land sons vtsJted with Mr. and Mrs. CIU!ord Knotts IUid Mr. M. C. Knotts ol Utile Hock!~ VlaiUng With Mrs. Ola Sinclair. at Meigs Memorial Hospital were Mrs. W&yne Beal, M.r·, and Mrs. Roger Young, Mra. Homer Bailey and Mr. and Mra. Chrisue>her WUson. Mr• and Mrs. John Dean and sons had as Saturday evening vi~ ltors Mr. and Mrs. Paul P&l'nter of Cl.rpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alkire, Marilyn and 9drley, ot HarrUjonvUle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will were evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil carl and sons r• centl,y. VIsiting With Ml68 Sandra Beat Eden Ridge Club is recently was lOss Pegjy Bowers ot Pomeroy and vtslting wtth ' 'Ml•s Undo Beat .... Marl< Lou Planning Initiation Ash of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kirw llld The Eden Ridge ~H Club mat at the !lima of Connie Rood FD- aon, Alb&ny, were recent visitors dal, AprU 5, when the seven of Mr. and Mrs, Charles King, The youth of the Clll'leton mombors planned on Initiation ICOn llld I trli> to Cam<lon Park church held 1 regular meeting at later Ill the summer. Tho girls the home of Mr. and Mrs. W83ne nnlehod making lllelr aamplet>o>- DeaL The next meeUng will be OO!der as \heir projoet lesoon. at the homeo!Mr. and Mrs. Rali>h' Bonnie Barringer gave a dm10~ Carl. Villtlng With Mr. and MrS. Dale stration on washing dishes. Harrison and famil¥ was Racreatlon wae Ill cherge ol Mrs. Ottie Scholl of Pomeroy. Marsha Kimes and serving ...., . (reshm.... were Ronnie Barrft>. The flanet Venus, al inter· ger llld ChcyU Kimes, The next vals o about llk years, bemeeting wW .be on April 611t. comes the evelllng star and -Regina Kimes, rrporter. draws c I o s e enough lo the earth to cast a shadow. • ' < . Ke~o Ridge News Notes Scoring ~n't Everything ., ' I ' NEW YORK (UPI>- Wilt Chambarlalo Ia -lng ocorllis len't OYOI'7tltbl& ·The 7-loot-1 Phlladol)lhla eenMr. and Mre. Paul 011>orne aod children of Loncalllor vlo- tor waa a unanlmoue NaUonal ltod aver lba weekend With hla Balkotl)all Aaaocl41!.., All.star aelectlon d e s p I t e averaging motber, Mro. Edith oibome. Mlaa Lenora Betzlng of Oleo- "ottll"' 23.8 polots 110r - e this tor baa been aaslallng Mra. AI· oeaaon, lowell ol his nlno·fOIU' leo Dod..., dorlns her liclotoao pro career. Chunberlaln, selected to tho lhe laat two -ko. first team lor tlte ....nth t!m6 Elaine Milhoan vilitod a COU· plo of days With her cousin, Mill In nine yearo, joined 080111' Held! M!lhollll at Flatwoodethla Robertson of Clnclmtlil!, Dllve Bing of Detroit, Jeri')' LUCla ol week. Mrl. John Brewer of Albony Clnt:lmtat! and EIBln Barlor of and nellftbor broulltt her mother Loa Aoples, on . the 'Ail.star Mrs. Hue! Curtis, to her ~ unit announ<ed 11toraday by at RoodiY)lle. All called on Mrs. Commissioner Wai!Br KemeciY. Bin& the rookie ol the .year m...,. Mllhoon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kespar IUid Iaiit aeaa, led tfle leque In Claro of Columbus vleitod Mon. I<OI'Ios with 2,1~ J>Oinll 1!111 o day with her )IOrtnlo, Mr. and 27.1 avoraae while leading the Pistons to fourtl:l place In 1he Mra.~Bahr, Mrs, Glenna MUhoiUI received Eastern Dlvlalon and a piiJOII tlte prize pig !rom Landmark berth. RobertBOO'I selection giYOB Saturday; euea1 wetpt waa 33 pounds, hbn a porlect mlll'k, eli!Jt times Mrs. Edith Olbortte <ailed on named iD elflf!t years as a pro. Mre, Allee Dodt101t who hae been Teammate Lo<ae returns lor ill, on 11turaday. Mre. carolyn Suo Kooolg un. derwent an operation at Chtl. dren• 1 llol)lllal at Columbus. She Is r_.ttng at tile home ol her mottter, Mrs. Leona 91saoa. She attended SUndal' School at Keno We know a young woman who attends choir practice the tltlrd time after a year's ab.,.,ce, Baylor, cho- fur tile ninth Ume Ill his 10 10111'' In the NBA, recovered !rom a 1meo IDJury to lead on lojury.riddlod Loa Aoples team to ae"""d place in the Well. The aecond team selected by s_portswrlter s and aportcalter s consisted ol Jdln Havll<ek of BootDn, Wllllo Reed o1 New York,. Bill Russell of Boston Hal Greer ol Phlladol)lhla Jerri West ol Los AllgiO!oa. Chamberlain, who last year turned !rom a hi~ acorlng center to one ol the aaslsta loader . In the NBA, led lhe leii&UO Ill rebotlndlna. ftel~ goal accuracy and assists while earning leaaue Moot Veiuable Player honoralur tile third Ume in a row. Muskrat'a Fur The. ~uskrat is North and Fiddleheads are the teudtr shoots of several spec· 1es of fern . ~reen .\ ' Amenca s most valuable fur· TV ANTENNA hearer In point of the total number of skins used. In the trade, tbe !,rocessed fur re· appears un er various names. INSTALLATIONS CHANNn MASTEi and FINCO FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 e Far ers Ban And Savings Co. AlL CHANIIL ANTENNAS···· AsLowAI DOUBLE STACK Memb~r Federal Rt~rv,.. ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION System-!llembOr Fod•ral Depoolt , .... ranee COfll . religiously so that ohe won't m1ss any of the new hjms. 0 0 0 POME'ROY HARRY MILLER No day that im:ludts quitting t1me can be all bad. OPPIJf' GOOD POMEROY 992·3635 • • • TV Contract NEW YORK (UPI)- The Na. tiona! Collegiate AthleUc Associall.., 11turoday aWIIl'ded tile 1969 ond 1970 NCAA baaketltall cbonqJI•IItfp television rl!iflta _to the National Broedcaallng ].. BASEBALL TIM11J.1 OPEN 5undal'. Mr. and Mre. Alber! Rinehart villtod a lew dayo with relatives In Columbuo. Larry Fraley apent the weekend at his home here. The rununaae sale at tile Grenge Hall at Keno wao ·well attended at the opening -.toy. Joltn Davis Ia 8)IOndlng 17 days lurlotqlt with hh parenll, Mr. and Mrl. Kenneth Divis, then he will leave tor Korea. -Glenna s. M!Dtoott ' lloplace Catcher NEW YORK 1UPJ)...IJ1le "-" York M"'' ' <~called . oolchfr G~ (ioo88en from Jnd!.....,la ol lhe Padllc COOal .,.. ib replace lujured J.C, Martllt. Martln waa -plaeed :am the d!B&bied !let for two - · j!lter he aullered a limple lractuN ot the small !Inger 011 hla ri!iflt bond Ill the clob's National . League qMmer at San Frandaeo Wednesday. •' • nounc1 • Chevrolet's new Torque-Drive. it at the price. Torque -Drrve does away with the clulch pedal. Most of the shifting, too. And lor the most economy, it's available e:oo.ciiJsively on all Camara sixes ond Chevv D N o va 4· and 6-cylinder models. Nobody elsa oRers anything like l ook how simpl e it is. You cccelerote in 1st · then shift to Hi lor cru ising. Thai's all · If yov like, you con even start on Hi _ And accelerate from slo ndstill to crwsing speed. It's just a little slower that way. The shift lever •s convenier. tly locolea on tl'le sleertng column, and there's o selector quod· ro.1 r.l w.th emy-lo-rcad indications: Pork-R-N· Hi-1st Only vour Chevrolet dealer has itclutchle ss driving ot only $68.65. RES CotnpaltJ. .11te1968 edtodtlle callalortlle telovllins ol reslmal ·double· h~adora tilt lour dotes, the IOmlllnalo and !IJtals. c. 'U:• 7ou I'""' , _LIM Ply TuMlHO noc LY C.IebrJty "'"""'"'Coni •· 775x14 • 77'Sx15 22.50 pluom "'*' LI l II bD ~~~~=i c+ ..• lD Dl 'I .,,,llll}o I )101'-. . "-• m- 'l"lr•l.· "'' 1l11• tlr11H· ~-IT WAS A DIAW . '-~ . ,,~ •,·c ' ~',' -1' ... < ' ' • )I ' �.. ' , ' . • ' 5 - The ·' __ :: '··:•:' ' ,.... lloll1 Senth181, l'omero.;:.Mtddl..,r4 0., Allrll 1.1, 1968 New Members PT. PLE~SANT - 11te lo· , <BI Key !'"d Koyette Cl~a ol ' PPIIA will -aor a J)lnl:oke dlmor Saturday !rom 10:30-to 5 p.m. In tho. Meooo Hall. . . Tl<keto may be purdta~ at lllo doOI; and are 1prtced 11 $1 f'/'t adulta and 50 eento lbr >YRACUSE - The Tri-Count,y children, 11te lliellU features C. B. Radio Club and ChiiP!er 56 pancakes with, -.rrup, .aaua~ "'":: 01 ·tho ' U.C.B.Il.A, met Thurodt.Y ~qes, eoaeo and mllk. ,...,._:• night, March2H,attheclubhouse. llM. Conducted by the vtc&.preo!dent, lo~ · Em1l Eyoon,. the meeting opened ""''. with prayer,. the secretll')''• r .. ... PGrt by Gnco Holsinger and lila ~li!' treoourer•l , r..,rt ~ i~BtH!s . ~or White, la)roved as read. - - - I~ "''" The ciub .Jocketo havou-rlved ~:!.. __ _, __ 'll't• and. U'O baing lettered. A ...., iJUDTII!e •• r;~· order will be sent 1n soon. New~ PT. PLEASANT - 11te oom~~ · letters wer.e read by Mrs. Wblte muldt;y swpiae aeniee on Eas•' · !rom President &bert Thompaon ter morning will be held at the of Alliance, concerniJJg tbe coho local lootbajl elad!om at PPHs ~; ·,,'· sUtution and new by-.laws of the beginning II 0 a.m. With the ' '' . U.C.B.B.A. ·iludgetalor lhe yelll' Rev, CIIUord Schone ol Christ !'lt.r ' were outUnld. Episcopal Church delivering the h •" The Happy Wondenors Chili>' aermoo . •"/'" ter ~ <OUOO brosk WU! be hold In CaH of Inclement Weather "'·~· Ai>rll 28 at Nbn!ahUlen Granae lhe servi<e will be tranolerred ~·"' on Ea&tou- r Rd. south of .looJ.I.. to the Flral Church o1 God at •• ·· ville, Ohio. The Frontier C.B. 24th and JeaoriMltt. ...,_. lloun<q> wW be Aprll 28 at lolal'o In New Haven area the com. lotte. munley sunrise oorvlee wlll be New member& welcomed into held at the Union Camwoun<~s the club were Mr. and Mrs. or II bed -tiler provallo, the . ~_':"'' Brooks Edwards, Maaon; Mr. New Ht~ven EUB Cburch. The r·:'". and Mn. v. 0. Edwards, PomRev. Pull forbloy will be t h e 1""'- eroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul IIIOaker, and muelc wtll be led .,. '" Pierce, MlneriiJYille. by Gerald ilmmono. Relreshment.s were served to "*'.' the above and Mr. ond Mrs. EmU ::·.~: Eynon and lleiiJII'. Marpret s-. :'::.. ler_ s, Mr, ahd Mrs. Junior Hole..... singer, Brad and Paul W •:c· ' BW Baumgardner, all of Rae~ f'" Pearl -·SUrles, Mr. and Mr~ ~'" ' Maurclo Gognon, Macy Jlutoh, . PT. PLEAsANT - Mason ·~""' cart and George, all or'Miners- Count;y Conservation omeer -~ PU-. and Mrs. Paul I..arry "'"'' dUe·, '-•Miles Darst was one ot five con_.,.._,k !Dltb and Peggy, Pomeroyi Mr. servation ollleera tllroushoul the '"·' ll!ld Mrs. n. ~ Workmlll, Maeon; olale who attended a leoderlhlp ~......... Mr. and~ John Kearns, Mary training worktbop at Mont Cha. ~·· • llutl\, Rho!ldllandTbnmy,ondBW teau Slate ·l'lrk In Morgantown, ~·"'• James, Harttord; Mr. and Mra. w. Va. last week. ·~ • Ray Mullord, Letart, W, va.1 T, R, Samaell, director ol IJe. Mr. ond Mrs. Larry Hubbard, partment of Natural Re80W·cea, Angle, llob!p, &so Mary llld stated the workshop repnaenta ..h~. Raod;y, J:Ouglas Hemsley, Rich- ao el!ort to roorlont and train In· ;:;.. ard !Aickworth, Agnes White, b- divlduals who have lndlcated an .";.... cal, and !lollob Pierce and Shlr- lntereal In l\lrtherlng their lead· - loy Edwards. erahlp in various public capaci.;,;~ The nOXI meeting tobeAprtlll ties. Samaelllndtcated the work. .;.;;... _will be 1 chllt IQPPer at the club ahop proved very sueeeaatul and _-;r, -: room tor members and friends. hopes WII1'0 hi~ tllat It could be ft , ... made an annual aUair. W~lcomed into ·social :. ;:~ Calendt:J Rodiq, Group G . n'd Stadium Setti'ng E"eut :t• '~ I ' t l AT GREENBRIER - Plctored on I sun t>Or<h at the Greenbrier Hotel attending the West Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs Convention are the newly-installed and out--going officers or the ~western Dl.strict Federation of West Virginia Women's Clubs. From left, are Mr. and :Mrs. George Humphreys of Huntington, the past president; Mrs. R.. H. Colvin of Logan, the past u-easurer; Mrs. WUliam H. Russell, otNewHaven.New Haven Women's Club, Secretary; Mrs. Roy CaPehart, Westmoreland. Westmoreland Women'& Club treasurer; :Mrs. Ann Scbrule, Kenova. past and present eortespondtmt secretarY; Mrs. James Hall. Kenova, past aecrel.ary; Mrs. Hershel Perdue• Kermit 111'01 Womon's Club Vice preoldent; Mrs. T. Henrlta; Womon'i Club, Logan president; Mrf'. WlUlam Beri')'JDU. Siver ~rings, MIL, Qattict Illes Dl8-Ril88r of Baldwin Organ Co., who hu &lAJUedorgan music tor the Womenta Club conventions tor a number or years. Plana are belnc made to oflllll.. a JOUth aaooclat!Qo bllleip QJualtJ to he!f work with IIIOIIIalll' retarded hare. Ymma piOI>Ie Interested lo lllo program are to contact Mrs. Jw.la Webb at llle Pomeroy ElemootarY School or BUI Hackett 11 Ill• M!ddlaport HlP School. MIKE HARGRAVES, Pomeroy HlP Schoolaentor, hae bam named to choirtDOn the ushers and uSher'!IIIB to serve at tllelourth 11111oal M!ea !l>uthorn Oblo F.,- oo Ma.Y • lo the PomeroY Juntor IIIah SChooL 11!ke wW seloet the youngpeo- ioHt Ia located at Alh.,., W. pie will wW welcome the poilU< Vs. gy told NBC1 1 Barbara ~~ required honor points Cor t h e science • whatzlt r!IIIU alter InNEW HAVEN The West -odlng the PqMDI and assist BY JACK O'BRIAN how conslderebll' skal!ng BQ<I.ea SATUIIDAY MRS. GRETT A MTIE ond termission .•• Wonder where the Virginia Federation ot Women's year 1967..68. President Mrs. them Ill being seated. A sbnUIIl' NEW YORK FAille Fisher have changed since Sooja Heeio IIIGH SCHOOL DANCE J)lll'tl, ' Clubs held their state conven ~ Eugene Hester was awarded two says he can prove be and con- jobless printers after all those plan wu oaed lour yolll'S aao at Mrs. Noll!e Vale onloled tho~ (55 lhia April 8 verauo Peg. ocJtooi I)IODSOrod, lioturdQ nlghC first place blue rlbbons for her strikes at the long-gone Mirror, tlon on Mar. 28, 29 and 30 at the first pqMDI and tho youog oqhly this week their attendattc• nie Stevens aremarriedbutwon"t llY' a 19) ... Peg waen't even II the ll!ddlaport IIIah School : awle figurines. Mrs. Edcarved Journal·Arnerican. Herald-Trl)).. Greenbriew, White S u I p h u r people were such an addition to ol a meeting ol the !i>utheoBlern say when .•. Film producer Charborn when Sooja olddded onto win stein was awarded a red llldltDrlton. lllnclnc- 8 tD 11 une, World Telegram and World ' Ohio St(>orviaoro Aoan. ~rings. The convention theme tbeaffalr. lie Feldman's condition is grave ribbon for second place for her the Iliad!..., SQiare Gardee and p.m. JIQ'• emc•a. Joumal Tribune and the n o " Tho alisoc:latioo vis!todlheAtho for 1968 was Building w I t h and th~ gut'l)' guy knows It ... 21Hh'l'ox rinks but obe'd 1001t BASIIETBALL GAME at' r. decorated eggs. Youth and the state theme was mE TO AabnUari\)'olnamoo, 1111 111gb SChool, oo~ llld "Bonnie & Clyde" Oscar-nomi- struck L. I. Slar.Journal had two of her old rucks and dodd· Plll'l ~GradeScltoal­ Those attending representing H,eir lunch the other day: their Our DestinY with Change. The aome residents have been under lhe JDtlo&I'Odedalomentar)' B<hool nee Michael Pollard was due for 11 the New Haven Senior Women's ed where La Henie used to jump union bon Bertram Powers had specla1 project of all West Vir. llle ImPression that Malga Cow>- II Lowell, t1lll1' Marl- Tlte dar, ~:JII p. "" Ttllller• P1aW the "Tonight" show but his "inClub were president, Mrs. Euwith one turn" back tben, today WOIII8II m'ltll Portlaad ginla Federation Women's Clubs terviel'l'' pro\led "empty'' andhe his dainty dejeneur at Le PavU- akatlng haa chanaed. u all ath- \)' Racorder M!es Elot11t0r Jlob. two local ,..,erviaors were fU. gene Hester, vice president. Mrs. was the restoration of Pea r 1 "''D Ia U!. Eleamr Is hale ond dnated by the oumerou• ctaae - l'ortlaad' ToCIP..... _ P1aW was &brugge(t ofl ... Times film lon on Park Ave. · ·men Yll'tlua A6o Hilda Smith, recording secreleUcs, 10 that Pe&BY ean"jump"• Turned..pro skate star Peggy Buck's home. ~~oart;y, U•ted Ill Veterans Mem- activities thot taka place within critic emeritus Bosley Crowther mlaotoe 50 emil a.Wta,cThe New Haven Women's Club tary, Mrs. R. G. Greene and and the critic ot another N. Y. Fleming's best beau is a u. oC with two or tltree air-lurne .... orial Hospital ooteS WU lhe ado one room Ill tile non - graded was awarded the honor dub a- clubwomen, Mrs. William Rus- blat walked out ot the "2001" Colorado medical Peg- "Sie did a lot ol running tiJIIII· mission or Eleanora Robinson aciiJols. LuQch was at lhe Leo 25 cmll, l'r0oachool cM!sell and Mra. Dorothv Roolh. toes, didn't ehe," Pegy .._st. WANI for havtnsr mmoleted the F..-atto llotal In ~ AI> troe. Bolrelltm- aold.r. - bence the confusion. ed; ~ you loloW - alto did? Booatora, -ra. cot~P~t)'lng the local B<hool '"' pera ... -·en her just eljplod .... OLD FASIIIONED nound 111t1 BY THE WAY, Doyilalll Sav- pervlaors waa Robert Morris, tract and others abe's arrant· Ings Tbne wW bagio at 2 a.m. pr~Io:ltlal ol ths CeJUal School llqUUO - · · ~. IW'illlll lng, she'll make her first milat 9 p, m.atllidlonl Youth~ on &Jnday, April 28. Aoolller IIIM!ddlaport. lion before llhe' s 21. night's Bleep slllt, but you can or, IIPORIOred b1 thl - The major front page news HIGH SCHOOL VOCAL music orcyclo Club. AdmlaaloD l1.Pf1' moke It .., In the !aiL story aboutN. Y.Archb!sbopTer· •tu- o! Min lloboriO llr.... <Otlllo. renee COOke's ttlevatlon in St. SIJNDAY A BLOODMOBILE unit wW be tor are having a ball theBe ~· Patrick's Cathedral in the N. Y. at the Pomeroy Jontor High reholll'sing lor their !JIIrlng • ..,. SUNDAY SCHOOL oonl<e, Leo Times deecribed l.4'ltdoo John. School from 12 noon to 6 p.m. cert to be an ouUkMU' event on tart Fallo lllolltodlst Chorclt, son''· entry to the Cathedral as Sunday, May 5, at the Pomeroy Monday. !blday, 10 .. ""• ....... ratinr, ''ripPles ot applause"wide worohli> aonlce, 11 a. 1110 As usual, the blood program Stadium. but a Bide stol')' and again Ill Is lauillllo ao II you !eel .., to it, Tho concert !e SPEClAL CONCLAVE Ohio Jack Gould's TV review LBJ'a do &till> by and contribute. Local t1re1y o1 - · popular over the Valley Qpomiiodory ~ attlllllla entry was described as ptt1ng Rod Croas ol!l<lals hove • tbne past year or so. The young peo. Easter lliomlotr 6130 to 6:45a.m. ' "A standing ovation." ... He keeping the llltoreat going 1n 111• pie lind therehearsingmoatploo' sure did . unit, and yet It's such o vital BIIIt. It was only the seeond time Chorclt. Full unllorm. function. Ill the history ol st. Pat's &1>CALLED FROM MANILA SUNBlSE SERVICE, Ill J!ateio. plauae was given anyone; t1le IDLAB VAUGHAN, tlotJchter ol SYKACV!i: Mr. and Mrs, PriM ~cal lll\lted J1n1b. otber - PGpe Paul ... Very Mr. and Mr•· Leo VOU&hlllo PomLeonard Base wore pleaaanti.Y ~ atarch, pi. m. atrong whiii)IOrlng- bahittd .fans eroy, hi• been ..... the surprised lUI week whtlb t h o 1 .Y oiitlt Fa~Ji!t'tlbll! lllti.JidUitcltillt, that Rocky will anoounce he _.1 dellll'• Uat at Concord College received a tall'!lhone call trom PW>lic woltiome. ' · run Cor another governor's term Where the Ia a soPhomore. A148"'... Ava Gardner hlgh-lalled out or better Is required lor Uatlng. their oon, SP5 John L. Bau,~ EAS!'ERSUNJUS,Eaorv!ce,la. m~ Utdted lllthodlat a.urtlti of Miami Beach exaetly as Bite lllloh was alao recently IQstetled JU.R In Manila, PhlbPi>toe .......Sloliolrlall..nteetered In: 38 pie<os ol lug. IB vice president ol Beta Phi Iande. He hal about ono month to aervo In VI-, then w!ll leo by lqdla · Cb'cJo. !l*!ll gage_... Planned Parenthood So- Chapter of Alj>ha Slpsa !l>l'l>rlbe returning to tile u. S. lor d!Oo 1111111 tor oontce, -to,..,. cteQ'~s mlnl-bus scoots around nodo Basketball banquet Thursday night. Pictured, from 104 ll'· locldentaiiJI, Concord Colcbarp. 11<, wWbaOhloValleyComm..... TALKING BASIIETBALL - Ellis Johnson, head basketball N. Y. with windows tl~tly cur· are WUl Sellers. Tom Diddle and Frank Proffitt, graduating II1'Y :H. coach st Marshall University, center, discusses basketball talned- in nursery-blue. seniors; Coach Johni::iOn, reserve coach HUton Wolle, Jr., with the three seniorb who will graduate from Southern H1gtJ llONDAY James Mason' a daUJb,ter Porthead coach Jim Adams, and ~encer. - Sentinel Photo School this year and the cage team coaches and Athletic AMEIUCAN BED CII06S Wood land reporta Dad boulht a "eolBoosters President Elson ~encer, Collowlfw the annual TOJ"oo moblla, Monc!Q', 1 to • II- .... id~gold" foreign car and had it Pomoroy Jun!oi' IIIah Sclllol. painted red, mt to ba consplc. Wal!Htl dooors weleome. uous .. • Men's powder room at Mike MarAI<he's sports hlllti\Oul POMEROY CHAPn:R 80 II (crowded with colebrl ey mo scles 1130 ,P.m. Moni!lr II tho Maaoalc aDd Kenny Theiss, reserves, and noon and nl~t) h11 added a emaU year pay and a f5,000 bonus, aD- . BachteL TII!UIIe, -lal•eoalontDCOitler BY ROBERT WINGETT Bottel Tom Diddle, 1967-68 season Tom llddle, Frank Proffitt, WUl medicine chell wltb lix or sev. meat erca11oot maatara ......, The need Cor proper organi~ oounced Johnson. Johnson. singling out his proo- team ciPt&ln. presented Coaches Sellers, Mark Beegle, Rand,y eii dlflerent headache remediea tion on the part of high scOOOl athletes to plan ror their best dest moments as a college coach, P.dams and Hilton Wolfe, Jr., Proffitt, steve Schuler1 Bob Dld- (A Gil Hodges ldt'l) .. , Rosa Hun11ere baehalora. and I wu a possible future was stressed by said the one that imPressed him reserve and frosh coach, with dle, Gary Norrls andTeiT)' Prof· ter produced sead·s ol LaDa Tur· LOVE ME, LOVE MY BROTHER w!Ww. rm J>elllrmlng to tltlok ner ft.lms and now they don't Dear Helem Marshall University head Ba~ most was when the Big Green gilts in behalf of members of fitt, vars!I;Y. Managers presented awards speak and ,....•t 11y wh.Y .... When I got married two yeara they brouiht me lo boeiOIO thtll' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPn'AL ketball Coach Ellis Johnson "'uad of 1967 hit 119 pOintl to the "'uad• ADllttrED: Mra. A. E. 1111a llluaeketl>el'. ICI' h... Boys presented letters were were Randy Wendorf, Dennis Tina Sinatra IIW!tdted l r o m ago, I thought I was geUinc one Thursday night In a talk at the break the MT scoring record ln band sttows me m lftectlon, nevaall, Pl. Plea~ LJndell Randy Croaa, Dave GriDdstaU, Hart. and Steve Grady, reserve Sanuny Heaa to record uec LOu huabond. But the 110111 day my Southern Tornado basketball bar. one game. er takaS me anywlloro; h i l Pl. 1'1..-; lbnley Wal· !l;>e<lal Invited goests at the Bercy Hat4 Glll'Y Htf4 Art 1H11, team, and John Werner, varsity Adler. brotheNJ>Jaw moved Ill and he's quet in Racine. er nqa. and bo••e• me. I don't dlo, Pl. 1'110"""; Mra. J o b n been here every siDce. He was Johnson, wbo was a great higtl banquet were introduced b,- e~ Pit HW, Frank lh.le, Jim Joh&- squad. get ony exira dividendi Uka Miller, HmderiGIL The Invocation, prior to the InJured In the Wor· IUid Uves on sctool player ~n the late 1920's at cee FJson ~encer, Booster pre- son, Roger Nease and Buddy lli9CIIARG£1>: Mra. lila (ilvlllOitO)I. eervlng o! a deli<ious steak dit>o a peneloo; he woo't leave. Ashland, Ky., and later a four- aident. Among these were school Pyles, all freshmen; SBm 9ta1n, ond Conn! of Ctrelovlllo vloUed Oo the good lido, they don't He doesn't work, cillln't ao drink, smoke or owear one! pro- eno, Weatoo; · Mra. Larr7 Wbltt. sport lettennan at the Unlversi- board members Robert Harden, Jim Warner, Rook Crow, Bill nor by mothers of lhe beake>- his Pueots, Mr. and Mr-.. Chu Pl. Pleaam. · t.Y or Kentucky, challenged the Mrs, I>JrnthY Bentz, Harry HW 1H11, ~ HW, &y Jolmeon, ball pllyera, was given by Rev. o. wooc~e, Monday, the..,...~ out. All day long he'• till COJ>o ride • '!1<• enonglt lllme. But BIR111: Mr. llltl Mra. Rtlla!d . •IIDI ebadow. He ten• me hoW molltll thOI' .... Just )'!toh. And Tornl.lkl cagers to begin lmme- and Howard Ervin, Sll>t. Chlll'les George L&wrence, Melvin ' - Wendell Stutler. baing the latter'• birthdt¥· !1Je Mccct". Pl. Pltiaaant, a ---diatei.Y p!onning and organizing Beymon ond Mrs. VInas Lee, reoc:e, Dlcksauv- ~ !mlth recslved beoutllul !IIIII rrom the to cook, lllw to dean llloae, oven two Ia too muchl ter. ". hoW tD treat hla brother. II I indivt<ilally for the 1968-69 sea- ticket seller. family and cards and menqes !bould I pack .., IIIJ' bee• ond Others, in addition to the: above, " -, .". son. from relatives and friend and atort talking to hbn lo tile morn- boeome a erae• wldow'I-W.T,N. Nellie Parker read a card or who were thanked tor their h~ Ing, I can't get rid o! him llle Coach Johnson, who spiced his Dear W: thinks sent by the Lucy lllqes extends thinks to an. Pictures root ol the day, remarks wlth humor, witands~ by Hood Coach Jbn A-• were That' I your daelatoe, and I A. CHEATIRI" - Tell him. "1 ; wore token In the_,_ Sue,. family Cor Oowers. Nellie ParkWe are all in our 50a. Tl\e me11 think you've alreoob made 1t. ... thlvu&h cere adviCe, said Marshall'sBob Charles Pyles, time knper; Mike Ub. ' window, er wu aelected to act on llQ' the daughteN!Haw 1 Ia recoveflo Stone is a truly outotandlng play- lhle, scorekeeperi Gerald Norand 10 1110. ')011'.., luit - lill ' But ......"""". the ...... ll "'" Pablli>ue)." future need tor Clowers tor a ing !rom mouth ond lace ltii'IOI')': . er, the kind unafraid of a chalo- ris, custodian, Earl Adams, bus w..-a gremor Wtt!l you get ond was echoduled to return lor member of tbe tam!iy ol ony W, driver; elementary coaches H~r Nol'B TO Pblll T r y Sunday SChool attendance on lenge. th- -II, a cboelq> and tr-onAi>rll bert Price, Duane Wolfe, Bill S.C.S. member. ilw "ull" lo T!IAT. ~.,H. Stone this week signed a ro-Man:h 31 was56,oUerlng$14.95. learned ol the deatlt o!Mrl. Marl' 5. The program The Quest lor ' Wlckllne, and cheerleaders Irene cut for two years contract with WorshiP services were held at WUbor Parker, Mr• and Mrh·, Barnhill Ill Athena. Soirv!Ce~-· ContemPOrary Liter .. Idendty, Cooper, Janice Manuel, U.MI Los Angeles of the American Dear Holen: 10:45 with C!taa. D. Woode, leadture, wa& presented in dlal.ope D!namoro Boyles and Holooi held at tho llu&llto ~uneral Homo What'a 'wtlh the word ........., Basketball Assn. with $20,000 a Theiss, Cormie Arnott and Bea er, Woode ol tills localtly -.toe~ Ill Athotto, at I o'clock Moa4aJ form with Nina Robinson as the You .uatdtobtllll.,....wltha The MYF hald ltaregular mee;. funeral serviCe& tor Jamea 0. with burial iD the BarmW eeme)eader. I'll s.mday evening at 6:30. WorhlltPs look biC.... oU J111Wo ' The hostess served refresh- !mlth at lhe Chrletlan Chorch tory tilt Dut<h Ridge, shiP services were held at 7:45 over, but DOW e~lr''IJIII at Tl(>pera Plabla. Mr. a o d Mra. Chlll'toa D. Suncltl' evening with Rav. Casto. ments to those mentioned above "'" unleeo lht.l" .. lllnld • Mr. ond Mra. Arthur ll>Oneor, Woode viJI~ Sarah Woode at and Clara Follrod, Alma SWartz, The Woman' 1 Soclet,yof Chrlsfr. "'-looae'' •.-srU!Ur ot t"nlt'ramblt these four Jumbles, Shcwld- put Grace 9Nartz, Eleaoor Boyles, Mr. ~Mra, Richerd ll>Oneer , . . , . Pls!n• &mol..- oVeniJti. POPULAR WORDS . , •. ian Servl<e hold 118 replar moo>one letter to each ~quare, to it oro now? and Mra. Trooolo~erlltlntlo Mr. ond Mra. Dalo Kultn and form rour ordinar} words. 111! Tuesday evening, March 26, Thelma Henderoon, Merle GrU. ed IW!Iral oorvkea lor the fll!llll of Utile Roddlt(. and DearSPW: at the church With Florence fith1 Isola Taylor and Helen ter'a olater Ill Parklll'.....,. Jlr. and Mro. M!lto WU.Uaml Woode. Spencer, twJstesa. limdaY Sdtool . - - G~ · ond ......tor ol Belpre, 0.,'""' The next meeting wU! be hel~ Nellie Parker read a medi• dtere'-'l"ltallll•· April 7 wu 70, lite oflerllii Nuq Paroona o!lfllllll..-,; VI. Not 'ldtel tion and prayer from The MetlJOo at the home of Clar& Follrod and $1U2. Woraltlp oorvtco• _ . Vo., oponl the weekend wiiii'Mr; or "ua..a .LoiW! a eom!ll1 ',lltanl ,·,.~Ill": olat \I'oman. Tho gro.., 118111! the Nina &blnaon on Toe~, April held at 10:15 with tlte Bov. aid ··!I<•· Millard iiOartz 111t1 16, with Isola T..-lor leadh~ the ....... lilltt, ,ort h)<mn BioBied Qtdetness. · to. The MYF held )lfldlaa lot 'fi\'11. . ' . ·. 1£\lf.' program. The Slcrat.l')' of Membershl!>, Yeo """ ••• li&" A Sl&lPer, honoring the 16th tho Ealter amrtaa oorvteo oil . Roier lioJ'P!I' and cor!Mm Oaie Follrod. ~r~oounced the dis-limdaY evllllai! at 6:SO. " folirod of ~ ' tooll ~ ~ , I I trict mooting to be held at JaciP birthday of Vl<kle C.rr was "" Mr. and Mra. Ciaren<o Ather· With tho latter'• ~. Clara Joyed at the William carr !limo son on Apr1118. 1m and Iamll1 ofColwnbol, · ):OUrod and aiBII; Nllllldllnam The treasurer waa 1118truct.ed sunday eveninlo Thole present - - pesto of hla PARE.N1'$ OF j#t ..., laotlWOOk. ·· • \ · · . to send tn the &c~pl)r oeldnr:l, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert White Mr. llld Mra. Arthtlr Alii~. :i ~ &Mae -~• ~~~~ A 'IOUNI!"• C!;IRI. Mar<h o1 II>U...o, tho Plate ()!- ol Keoo, Mr. and Mr1o Buck SHOU"D AUNAYS DO. Mr. and Mra. Enlest TIY!of'• .,;-~ bold at tho dtUr<!t . ~Sun· loring, the 198~9 Plodp to · Shaller o1 Pomeroy and Mr, llld Genevieve Guthrlo, Lloyd Dll• .·:· ~ lit 8::10, Aa. Eaeler-hunl M!solon, ond a donation to the Mrs. Clalr Woode ond Conn! ol J!Oilaa, N Ia• IIIII bl 'hald .Git Ule •ciiUrch lawn c lr<iovlllt. World Clothlt11 Fund. Rtlblnaon 11tel Sdl®l and.........._ ' ' mJ Hontlor.-wr:• 'OIIfr . . ......... ~ ... --Mr. and Mrs. Dollilrt YOII The Slcr«ar)' of Lllorature ond llilon· WOCMie, of tho ~ · lni,tho mortdni worllh!p. ·· IUid I'W>ll<attono, Genevieve and !ami~ ol SUgar Grove 11*11 church, """""" a· meotlltalil!l> 11te \!....• Soc!eey ot Chrl._ . Guthrie, pasatdout thlevaluatlon I WOI>kond w!tll their Plll'ODI.. Dr. R-,tfer, the .Uill'lct lla~ ~·•'will bold Ita rofllar niJ>OrtB to ba lllled ou~ The ..,. Mr. and Mra. Hlll'l')' Guthrie ond . auperitltendtti~ at t h • ~ _ ,. TiMOailay oveninl; ·APril ' clet;y wUI renew the two sublcr~ Mr. ond Mr1o Tom Yo•t and"' 5pr1nga MeiltOdlat attitch list 11,: at tha',....ot cllll'i' f,9!1roil· ·~d!t~·!. ......... IAn•wrr~ '''""'rra•l tiona to tho lletltodiatWomanand tended chor<h bore ~....,;. W-aday ,evonlnr. Jumlol ... , TWIIT FUDGI MAGNn GYIATI Md Nlltl ~oblo ..., wllll !Oola '\ •.•,,.,,j,,.• World Outlook. a comblnatlonor- lng. Frlanda and ralat!vea here T11!or lottdlni tit• program, I ,., •••.,., • .,..,, IIUJIIJI'H_.lllf'hl•ll FM'II ,....,.~.. ,.,." ,.,,,.,,,. der. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode New Haven is Honor Club Voice along Broadway -1. !'laiD• made·..,..,. ~m":: s= -:.:.:• P..,....._. Helen Help Personal Dedication Important to Success USee • By Helen awe- I Alfred Social Notes Darst Attends Workshop Event :;::: Cathy Kegley .m. . , ..:r., · Appomteo tO ~;..: Commission ~rWil_i "':'' -~-· t•r!~ ·-, ,,l')_j• n .,.;~- Pf. PDEASANT- Cathy Keg.,...._ ley, daughter oft Mr.. and Mrl. 4 - J, w. Koglv of 2617 M!. Vernon Avenue, has been appointed by Gov. Hul~ C. Smith to serve .,.,.,, on tile Sta!eCommlsalonooYouth ,,~ tor 1968-69. The oornmlaaion is composed olll<lf""'ll6throu~ 25yearaof age who wPI use their own ener. If . , bnasi!ll ,: t1on and view· ,aA, "'"" pO!ot to ..,.elop Ideas rel!ll'dlnl ~t.. the ecGnOIIU:c, IOdal and educa. ·' Uonal problems eonlrontlng the Slate ol West VIrginia. The opening <Otl!orence wUI be held Monday, April 15th, 11 '"' ' the Capitol In Charleaton. ~-~r.· cathy 11 a ll.udent at Point ., "' Pleoeonl IIIah SChool llhere !bola ·)•II a varaltr cheerleader, member · " " of the high acttool dtorUe, Theaplan underaludleo and CladY; .;;; stripers anc;l 11 chairman ol tbfl _.. ;,;·. Mason Count.Y Tiiu lll'OII'«Jb (March ol Dlmos), J",,~ . ·rrelh Post·261 Will Clean Up Cars PT• . PLEASANT - Explorer Post· 211 ol the )Ka..., street Bapt!al Churdt wtll IJIOtiiOr a <ar wlllh on Saturday, 1n t h 0 )lll'kitll lot beltllld the p o 1 n t . Pleaeont Building .and Loan Ao. eoctaUon located on VIand street between 6th and 7tll Streeto. Houroolthecarwaeharolrom 1 to 5 p.m. end cost Is fl per <ar whldt locludee·waahlilg and sWOOJ)ing out tile · lnolde of the car. . Proc<odo will bo ulltld to IJIIrchaoe Sliver Bridge Memorial palchoo the Soout Post earned dor!nllhe bridge dlaaater. Kingsbury News, Notes The Clll'leton Sunday SCIIIol recently had an ele<Uon of oatcen and teachers. The following wore eiectodl Cradle lloU te&<ho ·er, Louise Harrison; Sunbeam teacher, Delores King; Busy Bee teacher 1 Coelle Hudson; standard Bearers teacher, Janeth Beal• Helping Hands. Ol.an Hlrrlso~ Soperlntendent, Rali>h carl; ..... retary, Elizabeth Murray; treasurerJ Vlrglnla Dean; CorreSDQnoo dent, Nevaltq;piantat.L 1 n d a Deal; Blrthda,y treasurer. Marlene Harrison. Mr• and Mrs. Robert Swearioger visited a recent weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Nev Whiteandtam1~ and with Mrs. Jennie Rolley, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Clll'land sons vtsJted with Mr. and Mrs. CIU!ord Knotts IUid Mr. M. C. Knotts ol Utile Hock!~ VlaiUng With Mrs. Ola Sinclair. at Meigs Memorial Hospital were Mrs. W&yne Beal, M.r·, and Mrs. Roger Young, Mra. Homer Bailey and Mr. and Mra. Chrisue>her WUson. Mr• and Mrs. John Dean and sons had as Saturday evening vi~ ltors Mr. and Mrs. Paul P&l'nter of Cl.rpenter, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Alkire, Marilyn and 9drley, ot HarrUjonvUle and Mr. and Mrs. Charles King. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Will were evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil carl and sons r• centl,y. VIsiting With Ml68 Sandra Beat Eden Ridge Club is recently was lOss Pegjy Bowers ot Pomeroy and vtslting wtth ' 'Ml•s Undo Beat .... Marl< Lou Planning Initiation Ash of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Kirw llld The Eden Ridge ~H Club mat at the !lima of Connie Rood FD- aon, Alb&ny, were recent visitors dal, AprU 5, when the seven of Mr. and Mrs, Charles King, The youth of the Clll'leton mombors planned on Initiation ICOn llld I trli> to Cam<lon Park church held 1 regular meeting at later Ill the summer. Tho girls the home of Mr. and Mrs. W83ne nnlehod making lllelr aamplet>o>- DeaL The next meeUng will be OO!der as \heir projoet lesoon. at the homeo!Mr. and Mrs. Rali>h' Bonnie Barringer gave a dm10~ Carl. Villtlng With Mr. and MrS. Dale stration on washing dishes. Harrison and famil¥ was Racreatlon wae Ill cherge ol Mrs. Ottie Scholl of Pomeroy. Marsha Kimes and serving ...., . (reshm.... were Ronnie Barrft>. The flanet Venus, al inter· ger llld ChcyU Kimes, The next vals o about llk years, bemeeting wW .be on April 611t. comes the evelllng star and -Regina Kimes, rrporter. draws c I o s e enough lo the earth to cast a shadow. • ' < . Ke~o Ridge News Notes Scoring ~n't Everything ., ' I ' NEW YORK (UPI>- Wilt Chambarlalo Ia -lng ocorllis len't OYOI'7tltbl& ·The 7-loot-1 Phlladol)lhla eenMr. and Mre. Paul 011>orne aod children of Loncalllor vlo- tor waa a unanlmoue NaUonal ltod aver lba weekend With hla Balkotl)all Aaaocl41!.., All.star aelectlon d e s p I t e averaging motber, Mro. Edith oibome. Mlaa Lenora Betzlng of Oleo- "ottll"' 23.8 polots 110r - e this tor baa been aaslallng Mra. AI· oeaaon, lowell ol his nlno·fOIU' leo Dod..., dorlns her liclotoao pro career. Chunberlaln, selected to tho lhe laat two -ko. first team lor tlte ....nth t!m6 Elaine Milhoan vilitod a COU· plo of days With her cousin, Mill In nine yearo, joined 080111' Held! M!lhollll at Flatwoodethla Robertson of Clnclmtlil!, Dllve Bing of Detroit, Jeri')' LUCla ol week. Mrl. John Brewer of Albony Clnt:lmtat! and EIBln Barlor of and nellftbor broulltt her mother Loa Aoples, on . the 'Ail.star Mrs. Hue! Curtis, to her ~ unit announ<ed 11toraday by at RoodiY)lle. All called on Mrs. Commissioner Wai!Br KemeciY. Bin& the rookie ol the .year m...,. Mllhoon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kespar IUid Iaiit aeaa, led tfle leque In Claro of Columbus vleitod Mon. I<OI'Ios with 2,1~ J>Oinll 1!111 o day with her )IOrtnlo, Mr. and 27.1 avoraae while leading the Pistons to fourtl:l place In 1he Mra.~Bahr, Mrs, Glenna MUhoiUI received Eastern Dlvlalon and a piiJOII tlte prize pig !rom Landmark berth. RobertBOO'I selection giYOB Saturday; euea1 wetpt waa 33 pounds, hbn a porlect mlll'k, eli!Jt times Mrs. Edith Olbortte <ailed on named iD elflf!t years as a pro. Mre, Allee Dodt101t who hae been Teammate Lo<ae returns lor ill, on 11turaday. Mre. carolyn Suo Kooolg un. derwent an operation at Chtl. dren• 1 llol)lllal at Columbus. She Is r_.ttng at tile home ol her mottter, Mrs. Leona 91saoa. She attended SUndal' School at Keno We know a young woman who attends choir practice the tltlrd time after a year's ab.,.,ce, Baylor, cho- fur tile ninth Ume Ill his 10 10111'' In the NBA, recovered !rom a 1meo IDJury to lead on lojury.riddlod Loa Aoples team to ae"""d place in the Well. The aecond team selected by s_portswrlter s and aportcalter s consisted ol Jdln Havll<ek of BootDn, Wllllo Reed o1 New York,. Bill Russell of Boston Hal Greer ol Phlladol)lhla Jerri West ol Los AllgiO!oa. Chamberlain, who last year turned !rom a hi~ acorlng center to one ol the aaslsta loader . In the NBA, led lhe leii&UO Ill rebotlndlna. ftel~ goal accuracy and assists while earning leaaue Moot Veiuable Player honoralur tile third Ume in a row. Muskrat'a Fur The. ~uskrat is North and Fiddleheads are the teudtr shoots of several spec· 1es of fern . ~reen .\ ' Amenca s most valuable fur· TV ANTENNA hearer In point of the total number of skins used. In the trade, tbe !,rocessed fur re· appears un er various names. INSTALLATIONS CHANNn MASTEi and FINCO FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 e Far ers Ban And Savings Co. AlL CHANIIL ANTENNAS···· AsLowAI DOUBLE STACK Memb~r Federal Rt~rv,.. ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION System-!llembOr Fod•ral Depoolt , .... ranee COfll . religiously so that ohe won't m1ss any of the new hjms. 0 0 0 POME'ROY HARRY MILLER No day that im:ludts quitting t1me can be all bad. OPPIJf' GOOD POMEROY 992·3635 • • • TV Contract NEW YORK (UPI)- The Na. tiona! Collegiate AthleUc Associall.., 11turoday aWIIl'ded tile 1969 ond 1970 NCAA baaketltall cbonqJI•IItfp television rl!iflta _to the National Broedcaallng ].. BASEBALL TIM11J.1 OPEN 5undal'. Mr. and Mre. Alber! Rinehart villtod a lew dayo with relatives In Columbuo. Larry Fraley apent the weekend at his home here. The rununaae sale at tile Grenge Hall at Keno wao ·well attended at the opening -.toy. Joltn Davis Ia 8)IOndlng 17 days lurlotqlt with hh parenll, Mr. and Mrl. Kenneth Divis, then he will leave tor Korea. -Glenna s. M!Dtoott ' lloplace Catcher NEW YORK 1UPJ)...IJ1le "-" York M"'' ' <~called . oolchfr G~ (ioo88en from Jnd!.....,la ol lhe Padllc COOal .,.. ib replace lujured J.C, Martllt. Martln waa -plaeed :am the d!B&bied !let for two - · j!lter he aullered a limple lractuN ot the small !Inger 011 hla ri!iflt bond Ill the clob's National . League qMmer at San Frandaeo Wednesday. •' • nounc1 • Chevrolet's new Torque-Drive. it at the price. Torque -Drrve does away with the clulch pedal. Most of the shifting, too. And lor the most economy, it's available e:oo.ciiJsively on all Camara sixes ond Chevv D N o va 4· and 6-cylinder models. Nobody elsa oRers anything like l ook how simpl e it is. You cccelerote in 1st · then shift to Hi lor cru ising. Thai's all · If yov like, you con even start on Hi _ And accelerate from slo ndstill to crwsing speed. It's just a little slower that way. The shift lever •s convenier. tly locolea on tl'le sleertng column, and there's o selector quod· ro.1 r.l w.th emy-lo-rcad indications: Pork-R-N· Hi-1st Only vour Chevrolet dealer has itclutchle ss driving ot only $68.65. RES CotnpaltJ. .11te1968 edtodtlle callalortlle telovllins ol reslmal ·double· h~adora tilt lour dotes, the IOmlllnalo and !IJtals. c. 'U:• 7ou I'""' , _LIM Ply TuMlHO noc LY C.IebrJty "'"""'"'Coni •· 775x14 • 77'Sx15 22.50 pluom "'*' LI l II bD ~~~~=i c+ ..• lD Dl 'I .,,,llll}o I )101'-. . "-• m- 'l"lr•l.· "'' 1l11• tlr11H· ~-IT WAS A DIAW . '-~ . ,,~ •,·c ' ~',' -1' ... < ' ' • )I ' �. :, ' ..... ' ' <'! . \ • ' .,.,, ,..,,.., Seotl!tel, Pomeroy.Middt.ilort, O., Allrl113, ~965 ' Soeial Eve-nts Listed at At Waha,ma . AUTH O RI Z ED ~GRAVELY ' Law n, Garde n, G ro un s Equ i pm ent Specl altat 6RAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 992-2975 E. Main St. Pomeroy ' ' you ,:. early, your whole family benefits! ·~·'";ng Apri l and May, your pur·_-......:;;: 1ct>ase of a new New Holland ba ler or forage harvester will earn a valuable premium thro ugh t he Early Buyers' Bonus pro· l flllli;e;;,~ 'gram. For example, a self-propelled unit brings you a tab&emodel color TV; a pull-type model ea rns yo u a black and wh ite portable TV. or. you can choose one of several other exciti ng bonuses. Offer is good only during April 8nd May. And only applies to new New Holland balers and forase harvesters. Stop in soon for complete details. +1\Ew DIVISION OF SPERRY AAI~D~ . on-Jhompson Fuh Tractor Sales '.. j J News, N'btes . ~ler, Ua for · ~omplete C ounsel· . ,, 1 :::~=pring=A=ve.==p_.,===y:.·~111!::.s. ' · 21 8 •-•~ Roclog . n ;. large cities witll naildpal an-· nual attendance ·I!I"OW!I ld , One~ ci>J\rlpr~ In ~ounty 111ore than 10 mil~ !'II a;d ·~ · · faits, . harness t racing ed•n, .:/le ., p!'J"l·mutuel ,handllftg .ol over) l)~lted Sla!esl"" mov ' 0 '··.SOC million. · the , m~\ropQ 1(·. itan areas or Dar~ell Of Clubs Program Topic NEW HAVEN - Mrl. llowerd Burria pre10- en loterelllng article on Fada,FaneletandF'U!l with Flowen, at the Thurldai evening moet1111 of .111e New Raven Gorden Club, end followed It with a true llld Ialit quls. Tho meetinJ: waa held at111eQLIIlln Men!Ojial Bulldlnl wltli llr1. L. C, ROI!ah, Mri. Irving Karr, Jr., end Mro. Bey Plckeno, Sr. ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i::::: aa co.hoiteuea. Mr1. Patrick RUey prelided, members snsworlq roll tell bJ iLaminl a wild flower end olfer. lng 1 II>OCioten of the dower named. During the bualneaa moetlng, Mra. Rlle,y pvo a r~ IRI1hl recent Bille coaventlon held II White 911j>hur Sprlngo. llri. · L. c. Ronlh a110 • - d !be meet. lng. lira. Howerd Burrlo report. ed 111e progreo1 IILide '"' 111e year - s . lllld seld IIIeY hoped lo have .1hemeompjotodendprlnt. m- Nehoclimo to Sponsor 'Jr. .• Gorden Club Brl._ Teaiord; !h-aft;;...., s~ lfealthi.- Livutock ER TWINE aucxm BA!fl TWINE ·SPECIAL • 9,000Rolll ' . . ForEatfyShppen 10 ROLL '•v Oae borracki wit 1DOk off bla ocarlet leglonnalre'a cloal< end United Prtlflnternallonal Put It O* the prisoner's The l'OW1I rebb4 WILo hid a 111rmal human dreed ol ~ lhouldero, In loti~ of a have lbuddered lnnrdl,y kbw' • roYI1 Pun>le robe. Amlher plaited a of """' Pilate IILUIOUIICtd the •halt> briars io tllr\111 doWn on ~Hi knew 1het imPerial Rome bll heed. A 1111rd Put I reed In w.. 1101 pnde wl111 oollllemrltd hlohllld!Drosembleoscti>ter. Thill 1b1J1 hailed him: "Long men. But bolq a mereU,. hi oould scarcely have iml> Un the ldiW o1 the Jewa." Oae bl' one 11111 -bed jlined .U of the horror& 1hll hll bloocJ..apattered 'fthrone,'' hiii!IOD cruelty wo\dd ln!lict kneeling before him In mock ...., him Ia 1he next f., hour" homage, tllen rtaq 1D IIJ'It In Hl.a JXecudon WIJ ~ntruJte-:1 hll flee. 1D Romen IOalolinelres WILo had About 8 ...... 1110)' led him IPODt 1llOIO' Ytorl on OCCIC'atioD outiD cruel()- blot. 6it;y In Paleatlne. They t,ared Whlll 1he7 lrrlveG at the and hated the Proud -lo ......... 1111-a hUl outalde whom 111111' kept Ia oubjuptlon, Jeruselem called Golga1ha, or end leuahed 1111 OllPOrluai\1' 1D CeiVOQ-tlle eoldlers atrfllped vent their anti-SemiUam on one who had boon found gullQo of the prleooer of Ill hla clothbw. clamlniJw lo be "111111 of lbo It was Pll1 of 111e humWatlon of execution 1hll p.e condemned Jewa." They lxMmd him by 1he wrlsta men ahould hllig there ma cloth~Jw became the ID a POll In 111e cour\)'erd of lhe property of tilt execution oquad. berroeks llld 1DOk turna luhllw They dl.tdtd some of hla hll bert beck wl111 • · whfP, Prlooners oftell died from a 91J1DentB among tllem, . but ICOIIl"Jiai. But tile soldiers wben they ciDte to his robe-a wonted 1D ~vo a Uttle fun wl111 selmless tunic which could not tid• one. So thO)' QUit f1osglq be dl.tdtd wllhout ruining 111• him while he waa ltUI conacJous ~ to aerve as the butt of •row• · .. m.a. $100 Donated For Wohomo Bond·- Uniform NEW HAVEN - llro. Eu,wone Heller prealded at ille MaJ"ch meotlq ol !be New Haven Wo.. man' I Club 11 !be ~Un Mem. oriel Building w1111 Mra. WOllam Ru1101l, Mro. Harold Rose end Mr1. Doneld Bumprdner their .horsepltl. PlBDI have In charp of devotlona. The ,.._ been made by Ute NeltacUma retary's report was alvm by Gsrden Club 1o aponaor a Junlnr Mrs. R, G. Greene. During 111e Gard8n Club to be called, "The bulineaa session the members Proud Planter a". Mra. Tom llolr- voted Ill alvo '100 for s uniform man end Mra. 1'1111 11a1o1 were for tile Wahame llil1b School co.boolea"'' of the AprU meet- bend. lq atlhe QLillen Memorial build.. The J)fOifam wsa glvon ey Mr1. Edwin Sloln, whole topic also madefortbelr Wll, The Ubrary, and How Jt llllllll motlLer.daushUir ban""', Funcllona. which ...W be held In !be C8jlAlteLIIIJns were Mrs. Frank lLLln's Loungo al tile llkY Line . Young, Jr., Mrs. Edwin Sleln, Laneoln GsWpolla. Mra. Eupne Heller, Mrs. R. G. O.esl apeakor et the - n g Greene, Mra. Kermit Ford, Mrs. was Mrs. Patrick Rlley1 president o1 the New Haven Gorden HOLDS BWLE STUDY Club. Mrs. Riley apoke on "Ba. NEW HAVEN - The Women's sic Rule& of Flower ArrBDae· Soclet;v of lllrlatlen Service or ment". the New Hoven MetiLodlat Church The clob' la el10 aolllll to> purmel at 1he chorch ritll Mta. chase rhodocleDdrons Ill be plant. ed at Ute New Haven Elementary Rober! Her.- as hooteaa. The S<hool end otlLer places In New group had a Bible atuey end an open dlscuniOI'I of the resurrec ~ Haven. tion. Plan• have been made to Attending were Mn. Jamea lloulh, Mro. John Powell, Mrs. hold a ...., IIIPJlOl' Ma,y 4, on 111e Jamea Gilbert, Mra. Henry Buek, lawn at the back ol the churdl, Jr., Mra. Chester Weaver, IIJr4. aervlng Ill begin at 4 p.m. The I.. A. Sehaekel, llro•.G!aWCliWi. nut meetlaJr of tile soelely will wrlahl, Mr., liP¥ Joaea, MrL be held II the home ol llr 10 Patrick Rillll', M'ra. Dooaldl!wn- Marlon llin&oJ. Members ittend. 1n1 were Ralph Rott&on. gardraer, BDd tbe hoatesaes. Mra. Doo 1\lurpby, Mrs. Fronk Spradlin& Mrs. lllnpy end 111'1. 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This means your Auto and Homeowners protection wiU be guaranteed renewable far five years.*It's not complicated. First, ofcourse, you must have a valid license for each driver in your household to renew auto protection. . Second, in both Auto and Homeowners, you need only pay your premiumswith policy forms and rates in effect at renewal-and we'll keep you covered. Note: This plan is new and not available in some states.•• . Say"Guaranteed Renewal" when yo1,1 call the man from Nationwide. Ifyou're already one of our several million policyholders, yoUl'guarantee starts automatically. On us. WERNER Radio&. T.V. :(~111 !lml1h, Mrs. Tom lfol!mla,lMrs. .• Ralph Whllmore, llro.I'ILll ~ . end Mr.. stein. 6.25 p.,.Roll om mar111,._ ,Brown marJMt Wfialt itrap. ...... '' • COMPARE l1IESt. PRICIS • •• •Auto JLIUintco applies afm each policy bin ef!ecl60 dsyo ("days in Midi.•90 days in N.Y.) . "~utoparantee avall1ble ia D. C., 1nd lllllct cut of the MlssiUippi IX~ Mus., N. C., S.C., Va., W.Va. and WUJC, H~pwanaoenotavailablein N.C., S.c.• Va., W. Va. and WISC. 1 . ~=:-.;: I -lljtwllt. ~ ...,.Okf, ANYWIIIIE Alllr..W lirlnlllrl!p. .... .. ··~.,....., there's a Bulova on your wrist .. . ' VALLEY DUSTRIES PHONI!992-2161 . IT. 124 -n Mary Lou Edwards, Mra. Phil Baley, Mra. Tom llof!man, Mra. Donald F. Roulh end the booteases. PLAN OPEN HOUSE llr. end Mra. c. H. Jone1 will obeerve tllelr 50th weddiniiMIverSOI'l' !imda,y, Ajlrll 21, wllb ao 0(1011 house from 2 1D 4 p.m. NEW HAVEN - The Library at tlletr residence, 109 11Llrd · BOj.rd of !be QLIIUa Memorial st., Middleport. The observance Library, which 11 aponsored 10' 11 belq pllllled bl' nlecea ol . 1he New Haven WOD'Ulft'a Club, Mr. llld Mra. Jilnes. made plena Thuradi,Y for Ita en. nual "()pen HeNse" iD celebra .. lion of National Library Week, PLAN SERVICE AprU 21 througl> !be 27111. There wUI be a !Mttlee serv"Open Houae" Ia held for Ute New Haven Elemenlar)' Sehool, Ice at 1he Lolli Chrllend 111e cla1101 wUI nell 111e 11111 Chutch bqiJIIIac at 6:34J library ollrlni 111e ll!emoon, a.m. Evii'J(IMill welcome. from 1 1D I p.m. Adultil vo also lnnlad. Tho 111eme lor National Library Week Ia, Be All You Con -BaedL The boerd w Ill uk Girl Soouta 1D con.-.et !be fllld drive In COIIIIeciiO. wl111 Natlonel !J, ~rary Week. Mro. Edwin stein, Ubrerlen, ...W prollllll a pro.. grsm at111e Parem.Taadtm;oOrpnlzatlon thl1 mon1h on the u. brar)'. t~;;$H,- ' Hi BaowS ~~· Charles &nllll, Mrs. Robert Gil· more, Mrs. Library Plans •For Q:>en House . Alloridl., were Mr1. ILJII•••....... , .. ,.. ..... .,·sErD.CORN M.cllllf "' •""" .... Ken and 'Jimmie' of Logan, «ldo, end Mr. end Mra. Jsmea Bumgarner and flOI'l, Roger, ot' Point Pleaaant. ' ' Board Mdkes ,. FUNK'S F Mrs. Kemeth Wyant and sons, *" Per Book Your Order Now For Rab~' GIVES DINNER NEW 11A VEN - Mra. Oris Bwngerner enter181ned limda: wl111 dinner hooorlng tile blr1h· day of her huaband. Gueata were John Bumgarner, Mr. end Mro. Ottie Bumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Roulh, Mra. T.llerl Rouah, Mlaa Millie Bwngamer, Mr. end . Ullle . • II eo-bolteiHI • ~~.were The moon Is full. For Then bla fill, ..... nllloc!. one lodoocrlbll>le pain, bOIOI)Ited tiP over 111o od.or, 10 tilt ll>rilht tD Heaven end pnJtd lor 1111 1 pole. •' men who Pill him ·then. Tho lloll!aii ·aill!1or Cicero, who wltntoood llllliY o.,.,WJo. ' -' 111111 Ylclllill cilten llbrlt-thiJ 'cast cleo . for lt. iona, nt;On~W The Goi!>Oio do not reoord who became ra.... -.p long before .. 111ey were mereUui!Jo won. Now came the wont »ert- released IQ' death. It was lhe 1<1ua1 act of oaWnc him Ill sometime• oecessary, Cicero ad!la, eo cut out tbeJr tongues to 1hec~ , put a s1Qp ID , their terrible Nailed To Croll , •• Leeb ~enams and eursea. They set him utrlde a But 1he f<lllllll nbiJI Who WU liiC wblch Jutted out crucified on a Friday mOrniiiC from the IC'rilbl pOle of the In early ll>ring of 111eyear Aoll. cross lllld made him stretch out 30 na a moat extraordinary · his arm• aloq 111e crosllleam. A hall ..... dliven 1hrough liW pereon. AI be hung on ID 111e cross In pelot of each hllld lo hold blm. , Mra. Frank Young, Jr., was MUGGY KNIGHTS in King Sol's Production »._ , 1l)' LOVIS CASSELS td b7111o Ma,y meeting. It Dl fotlcl to CCIIItlnue thl'f Ianda..., pro,jeet at Walwba . Junior 111g1> School end 1he AJDO eommltiee Ill!! oonU1110 w1111 plana end plentiDJI. The lrtlliP aleo dl1t111sod 111e plll!tio& II the Veteran•• Memorial ia Hartford • . ~ w o r e llrs. Ollie !ICUII!, llr'!- Lee Gilbo, llrs. M. 1,. OliUaa:er, Mro •. Harold Jol•uoil. llrs. )l'llllam Chleler, llrl. Jamel llaeKI!Iihl. Leleh Jane Powell, Mra. W. T. !loDe, lira. J. v. McGrew, Mr., F. A. Bllel, Mrs. -.rdljurrl&,llrs. Uoyd Rooob llld 111e hooleleel. NEW IIAVEN - am•- Affiu . • Just some Fun wr,th Thu 1 - · on llll~ Religion in America True, False 'Quiz Feature . .W&S Success al:~":.':e.,7;'.=' Bookmobile 'i ng, F"ree Demonstratio n, I . .. • Ro..UO. Herba, Their CUitun llld N. . York, lloc:mlllon, 1967, TboI orltadvo book on lite .Piutlnr. P-Ilon llld callnaey pr.,... . J111111S, ALTA CONE at1o11 ' 'o l .U varlodea of hlrlll· llokomb WILo ~.. :r.c"kttt; Jo)m. Belkalptne. New llro, " li&llilw hor tlouilhler, 111e York, !lacm!llon, 1860. Gam. Tla. The Beautiful w~ Don Kaclllonoa, . IIi Cellfol'l!!,& MA!ml - eere,or Da.Yat wa. ·do.Y· 110 Ia ' en -ib,oee of Ill~ .,..., New Jersey, Ptentlceollall, w ~ boin• S.o - e d In Q>llllllbua wlllt hla ..,... ..... liama lf1ld! SclloQI waa.~ • Kalaer.plant.· . . _ 1867, An tlllrllllrdinary plde 1D New books on the Meigs-Jach- boou\l' ............. Mr., Adrlenae Fisher end ,hUio son bookmobile: llieceaa 10' 'Ct,peharl. Guldenee Aiidolani ·.telted, Mr. · end· Ma17 :omllr" lbe weekllodJelik8 with ' ll>o<k; Benlaiola. Cor1Jw For bond ohd.d.o Charlesl!:allll< fam.. llr•· - ., Holl', ROOda. America'• fmmi.. Yoiar lllllllltd CIIIIA fi"" York, ib'· . ~ ., 'Mau.Colmlr 11r•. .,... ~~r.. ,llowir4 ,Huck .... grants. New York, Weick; 1167. !lacmJ1Ion, 1864. Tbo OratCOJDo ~ Ia _..... '!' tile Scbooll oolte.Y b. ~ ~ family at- IIO!lndavllJe; W. Vo. A book o{ adventures· in eyewi~ pJ.ote pldo to> underltandlqa n d Crl(ltioo ~ In 1he Iii~ o1 ed 11111 H .,.. en eXeel!llill,y well Mrs( ~ ~~~~ ,of Letart II ness h.lstor,y. their wile lllld motller, llr10 Aa. orpnl&ed and perfoi1ned ~ 'Yill~ llilo """ ,!1111 llr" L&~ 1'lW moiJiaU,y, Pl!JolealWUllamson, llarprot. Social ly, or omotlonall.y lwaclciiiPtd pie Cr*rel, who pused ""~~' Da,y. ' roy Plm;seU In Pt. P.1aiOnlo Worker. New York, Macm1llan. cblld. rec:llltl)'. · - 'itLO lolknrllll consullaatl ·. · CUt. N"'eon lleJLi)lda of 111e Mr. and Mra. Albirt Q>ne 1964. A csreer book of artlstllld Eaterowk, IIIIIIDo. Tbe ArUitaaioe"!Paalott• •• follows: ArmJ ' Reae"" 1.' .,&Uitloned at scientist in human relatlons. llld Donald Cone ol Alhena e AcCOLmlant, - - · Ol!lce AIOlllllll!'la. V• He recen!ly r"' era. New York. Macm1DaD,1918. Dasmann, Raymond. The IJ&. A Uve!.v biaiDQ of cerlaln IIIJo>. bolllnea& rl&ltDra In Columboll . Mad$e ~alor, Emil I,larlln turneci from Vl-.n. structlon of CallfomiL New .... 111 lltllfta. end Bert L. Walter; Agriculture, Mr. ~ llrs. Alval..,.ke;ydoo on Tueado.Y. Mr .. Leo Bapn recently rl .. York, Macmillan, 1965. Tells WUilam A. Barker, GU ;Bamenteri81Dtd with. 11-fllilll,r dinner Jaesera, FJlawortll. Nature what human greed and unconcern Cnfta. New York, llacmlllon, lied a few do.Y• wl1h her olaU>r - . Proleoeor RuaOell C. Jlllt. on Slut<IIJ. Altelldlng were Mr. ler end James Moore, D.V.M. end MrS: Roger LuckeJ!doo, Mr. have wrought inoneoftheworlla 1967. This book lncludet a wide lllld mo111er In Columbus. Mr. end Mrs. Jarrol Bobo Armed Forces, lllle! Petty Of. end Mrs. Larry LuckeJ!doo, Pt. moat richly endowed regions. vorlecy - a craft hut lllld fum. were In llrAr1hur llld W.Us1Dn ncer, Jatb 11, Bootll, Sgt. 111- Plaaaa04 lllld Mr. lllld Mr., Mo Seve....., Seveoteen book of lshlngs,lndlanwlllowbods,aOint ers· Banking, Junes Lewis and bert Sntsel, Mason. Fashion and Beauty. New York, knife, weavUw. a,ourd boWls llld on bualneas Sllur<ll;jo, Mr. lllld Mr., Weal"' Bobo Rlehsrd Ord; BeautlclenendBer· Mr. end llr.. Albert ~atzel Macmillan, 1967. Dedicated 1D ev- dJI!pers, fish hooks, etc. lllld Miss Beulah LowthLir ol ChGber, Fidler. allended en employees l'"fl1 at 017 girl who knows 11111, whalKornfeld, Albert. Jmwlor Doc>. Ucolhe IPODt 1 weekend al tlloir Building Tradea, D e I m a r lakin recently. The PBr\1' was ever her natural endowmera. 1 orat~ov. New York, Doubleday, little el!ort end knowledge can 1965. A richly Wustrated, cleal>- farm home hera. Bamn and James bats; atemlat pl.uned Cor Chrlstmal: but wu !llendiJw the pall Wee~\ WIt h end Lab Technlclen, WWinm paatponed becaus.e of lhe !liver· make her more attractive a n d ly written guide ID achlev!ngp~ ' - Erickson wao lite carl Eastmen lllld Jolm llolllnen; Dendleaator. more outSUIIIdlng. fesalonal reaulta In home decOI'Winkler flmlq, Columbue. Brown, Roger. Words 111d atbW II mlnlm11111 cos~ till end Dental Technicians, liar· Radiomen tldrd claoa PbWp Mr. end lira. IJou&laa Lowther old D Brown DDS Leo Crew end Mrs. &Dltll and SI<Phaole or Th.ings. New York, Free Press, Hamsher1 Florence. The CoJn.. 1966. Anlntroduetlonlollngllllge. Plete Book of ChUdron'a Pol'o have moved 1D tile ~ F. Badcllf! lllld Mi.a ~ lloelor Norfolk rtalted severe! do.Yo Wl111 P-.v In Carpenter, Montagu, Alhle,y, The Concept end l'hsrmacllll, R. R. Picken&, · his parente, llr, llldllro; Granties. New York, llallo"" llouJe, Mrs. Dona Hul!men of . _ .. of Race. New York, Free Preas, 19411. 53 oomP(etely Planned (lal'o D o and Lewis &munors; vWe &Dltll at Leon, end w1111 Ronnie J. Lu,..g; ber ParentS, Mr. end Mr., John 1964. Ten distinguished sci..,. ties Including ln>!Uitions, flwrs, vWe &pent the _past week wUh her lists focus a major attack on the pm.es and mlllUB. Electroal.cs and Electrtclans, Marshall, NBW Haven. -·lira. E t h e l Linda, MIWe llld Roselle Ralph Crump, EnSineer; Robert concept of race as biologicalb Atten<llni lite 23rd Annual JkWnes, A. Lawnnce. More Chrtollan of Columboll _ . the H Ea..., end Arnold Morgan; Coechea Banquotln Parkeraburg end an1hropologically unsound. Then A Game. New York, lfoo> weekend with their parenia, Mr. ~e Economlea, .Mrs. Mildred on Soturdlly even1ns were Donald Pr~,y, Leon. Taxidermy. N e w miPan, 1967. Urforaett;able York, Macmlllon, 1967. Theeoll>o EII>Orll 81Drles IDid IQ' the great lllld lira, MIUerd Chrloden. Bulley end Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt; Wlon, Douald Vanlleter, Clyde Mrs. Ora Cottrill wu a recent ln111rance, Mrs. V. D. Edwards Fole,y, lfarry lll11er llld Mickey plete book for tile IW- EII>Or18Wrlters of 111e • .....,.. vialtor with bet daughter, Mrs. end Lewis Wiley; Interior Dee- Whalen, Mr. Leonard Bamm, Ill dermist on how to prepare and Curren. B o b. Tbe VJo. mount deer heads• birds, fish, lence Game. New York, 1\W:mJI. Lawrence Oxley and her family oratl>r, Mrs. Eva Mlllalllld lol<s. ~American of Weat Virginia In Q>lumbua. small mammals, etc. Mary A. Thornburg; · Job• for Weale,yen, WOitheiU"atspeaker. lin, 1966, The dlaqofoneo ...n Mr.. Albert Cone called Boys, Wllijam Kiilgl>t, John Zerllrs, Boy Brinker baa-.... Oliver, James. Solkes, in Fact In 111e Ufl of a Pro too1l>el1 team. on lira. BlanchlsteelelnWUke.. Ide; Joba for Girls, Mrs. Jud- turned from 111e Plaasull Valle¥ end Fiction. New York, Mae~ Kahn, lloger.lnalde Big Looaue ,.., Brake end Mrs. Wllllern lloll>ltaL lin, 1964. This book tills of irr Basebell. New York, MlcmWen, vWe recently, 11r, end lira, Arnold Jorden Francia; Journalism, Robe r t credible sea-snake stories cr. 1962. Thlabook-btck1DoanclMrs. Frank Ettle, tonner ~ were Wellston visitor& on Wedoo ated oo the whim ofanoccasiooal lot pmea end 1he dreams 1hll Hoeflich end John Slmsol; his· llyn Huddleo1Dn of llason, has neoc~o.Y. unscr~ulous rfi)Orter bored by shilled a career in America's chinlst, James Taylor; Meehan- been returned from Caarleston Miss Beulah Lowther spent lea aod Repairmen, Robert H. M-riDI Holl>ltel end Is....,.,... his quiet oceanside vacation. natlonelaport. Sltur<IIJ night wl111 her alster Eai!OIL, Engineer; Capt, Stan· ed u slightly ImProved. 511e Is 1-"ishbein, Morris. M o d e r n lpr, Martin. How To Pill Home Medical Adviser, New lluebell. New York, llold>lodl,y, end huabend, Mr. and Mrs. E ate! ford Powell, Sgt. Rupe end Sgt. at 1he home ol her motller, llr" Cochran; Musician, Robert R. Pauline Greathouse. Middleport. York, Garden City Books, 1961. 1962. Tells how 1D 1hrow, cotch, Ward in Athens. Mru. Ethel Radekln .... dansh- ·Clsrk end Roneld D. Rosa; Nat. A blood clot In her los has ll!eclOver 9SO pages, 4 charts ln ~ hl4 ... or, over 150 illustrations. Slone, WOllam. A Guide 1D ter1 Mrs. Roger Bolen. LoJtcbno. ural Reaoureea- ForeatryWild· ed her abUlty ID walk. LJpsbire, Rober t. Beginner's American ~rt· Cer Boeing. derry, were in Columbus recent- Ule, Mllea Darst, Prof. Wllllam Guide 1D BulldlngendFiylngModo New York, Doublodl,y, 1961. This ly end c.Ued 1o see Mrs. Lizzie Maxie; Nursing, Medical Techel Ai11Jlanes. New York. HaQ1er, book features the latest cars, Barvoy who Is In poor healtlr. nology, Technician, Mrs. Virginl\llsa Patricia Morrlo .tilted ia Ashworth, Counselor, MiBI 1967. A delighUul book for young race course._ liP records, and friendslnlr>lneandGrii\'Bon, K,y. Anita Chesser, Mrs. Dorotll.Y J. boys. racing rewulltiona. Bergman, Jules. Nlnecy SeoCOrder. Farnham, Moul1Dn. SIW., For Pbolographer, Ned H. Turner onds 1o !i>ece. New York, n.ubl.. Beglmers. New York, 1\W:m~ do.Y, 1960. The s1Dry of the l'-15, lin, 1967. Evel')'thlng you needtl> A tbougl>t for tile do.Y: end R. J. Wllllsmson; POllee. Kellogg, Charles. The SoDs know ., sen a boll sately under Thomas Edi 1011 said, "Genius is work, FBI, Lawyer, Carroll CasThat - r t Us. NewYork,lfoo> .U conditions. one per cent lnoplrallon and 99 to, Lawyer, E. W. Gallow.y, FBI millen, 1961, An lntroduetlon 1D end Trooper J. R. Sml111; Radio Parsons, Tom. Boy"' Book of per eent peraplraUon.'' the_study of sons andthelruseby Outlloard Booting. New York, Operator, Jotm Kerr and Paul E. Wapr; Rlverwork, Ensign Mamen. lfoc:mUion, 1961. Thla- wW son, 2nd Class Yeoman McConBeUe,y, L.H.TheNurseryMa. guide you In mllehlngyourboll nell; Salesmen and Clerks, Jack ual. New York, llacmUion, 1867, ID 111e mo1Dr wl111 111o rilbthor... Baoa, llanl. lll.tq 1D Adve,.. Clrae,y, Manager; Secrotary end The claaslc book 111at has trained _.,., ..,, 1DrO. New York, Doubledl,y,1951. 'l)plat, l(r, Bowtlng, Berl L. generlllons of nursecymen, bl' llcllermott, Thomu. lllanual the mostemlnen!Amerlcenhorti- of Sllllnot Boeing. New York, lbo daredevil 8IDI'l' of h-rs Walter end Philip Sault. Social end Wellare Work, An· cul1Drl~ Moc:mlllon, 1964. An OIIC)'Cio- under 1he sea whore goal~ ore 111e only armor lllld 111e oal,y 111ony AUdnson; Sports lnalrllc. Tukey, Harold. Dwarled Fruit pedk treatise for am.u • boll WeliPOII a spear. tor and Pro Sports, Luther Tuc. Trees. New York, llacmlllon, sellors. Wullf, llo~ Vlllaee of 111e ker and Riebard Ware; Teacher 1964. Anau1horttatlve,lotllDowns, Hugh. A _ . of Outl:alllo N.., York, Doubledt,y, able KUide, illustrated wl111 more - . . New York, Doli>lodl,y, 11168. A I1>0I1blndlnt! flr~eraon lllld Llbrsrlen, Walden Rouah, tbln 150 Pho1Dgr11Ph• lllld dr- 1867. A true. Ute aceount of ev- account of I rom& AmtrlciD'I Judy F. Rule end Mrs. Anne V. Theiss, Asst. Prof.; Tele. _____ erymen'a dream: aatlq ecrosa ...,.e entel11rlaeln remote Thai- phone Operalor, Robert G. But· · the Pacllle 1D POtic lends. land. eher, Managerj Welder, Herschel P...,..lq, Aloia. Tho ComFerber, Edna, A Peculiar A. Hender1011, welder. Tralnlnl: ol Horse llld 1110. Treaaure. New York, Doubledejo, w. N.., York, ~. 1961, 196D. In IIIII aulobio8rlllhi' I h 0 Glvoe tile .PrinciPles of clu&leel brll1lent aulhor wriU>o her gr..., hor,_hfP, 'l'he Almanac eatllld DK>IIdramotlc tiDI'l'• By United Press lnternellonal Toda.Y Is Frldo.Y, Aprll12, tilt 103rd do.Y of 1968 wltll 263 1D tonow. Thlo Is Good Frldo.Y. New & 'olts i Call, Wri te or Come to See . '' cireer,Day , Mason Ar~~ u.... Clarkton, I . • MINiRMi.J.r• . ·. , ·there's a little bit " .. ·. more spnqg )n your step.t ,. -~ ·. ~n~.•nr-·whittn~leta~l~h · Kitt"a"....;..a, '' Nationwide.Insurance.,The man from tiationwide iJ>.on your side. ' ... -<,; '·'·••• ,~ '" . ,. "' I ' FJM liillli'uftCO. N-'tomrkal Lifll•r••C...IIiiM l~;··,ti T10N ., ~ �. :, ' ..... ' ' <'! . \ • ' .,.,, ,..,,.., Seotl!tel, Pomeroy.Middt.ilort, O., Allrl113, ~965 ' Soeial Eve-nts Listed at At Waha,ma . AUTH O RI Z ED ~GRAVELY ' Law n, Garde n, G ro un s Equ i pm ent Specl altat 6RAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Service 992-2975 E. Main St. Pomeroy ' ' you ,:. early, your whole family benefits! ·~·'";ng Apri l and May, your pur·_-......:;;: 1ct>ase of a new New Holland ba ler or forage harvester will earn a valuable premium thro ugh t he Early Buyers' Bonus pro· l flllli;e;;,~ 'gram. For example, a self-propelled unit brings you a tab&emodel color TV; a pull-type model ea rns yo u a black and wh ite portable TV. or. you can choose one of several other exciti ng bonuses. Offer is good only during April 8nd May. And only applies to new New Holland balers and forase harvesters. Stop in soon for complete details. +1\Ew DIVISION OF SPERRY AAI~D~ . on-Jhompson Fuh Tractor Sales '.. j J News, N'btes . ~ler, Ua for · ~omplete C ounsel· . ,, 1 :::~=pring=A=ve.==p_.,===y:.·~111!::.s. ' · 21 8 •-•~ Roclog . n ;. large cities witll naildpal an-· nual attendance ·I!I"OW!I ld , One~ ci>J\rlpr~ In ~ounty 111ore than 10 mil~ !'II a;d ·~ · · faits, . harness t racing ed•n, .:/le ., p!'J"l·mutuel ,handllftg .ol over) l)~lted Sla!esl"" mov ' 0 '··.SOC million. · the , m~\ropQ 1(·. itan areas or Dar~ell Of Clubs Program Topic NEW HAVEN - Mrl. llowerd Burria pre10- en loterelllng article on Fada,FaneletandF'U!l with Flowen, at the Thurldai evening moet1111 of .111e New Raven Gorden Club, end followed It with a true llld Ialit quls. Tho meetinJ: waa held at111eQLIIlln Men!Ojial Bulldlnl wltli llr1. L. C, ROI!ah, Mri. Irving Karr, Jr., end Mro. Bey Plckeno, Sr. ' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~!i::::: aa co.hoiteuea. Mr1. Patrick RUey prelided, members snsworlq roll tell bJ iLaminl a wild flower end olfer. lng 1 II>OCioten of the dower named. During the bualneaa moetlng, Mra. Rlle,y pvo a r~ IRI1hl recent Bille coaventlon held II White 911j>hur Sprlngo. llri. · L. c. Ronlh a110 • - d !be meet. lng. lira. Howerd Burrlo report. ed 111e progreo1 IILide '"' 111e year - s . lllld seld IIIeY hoped lo have .1hemeompjotodendprlnt. m- Nehoclimo to Sponsor 'Jr. .• Gorden Club Brl._ Teaiord; !h-aft;;...., s~ lfealthi.- Livutock ER TWINE aucxm BA!fl TWINE ·SPECIAL • 9,000Rolll ' . . ForEatfyShppen 10 ROLL '•v Oae borracki wit 1DOk off bla ocarlet leglonnalre'a cloal< end United Prtlflnternallonal Put It O* the prisoner's The l'OW1I rebb4 WILo hid a 111rmal human dreed ol ~ lhouldero, In loti~ of a have lbuddered lnnrdl,y kbw' • roYI1 Pun>le robe. Amlher plaited a of """' Pilate IILUIOUIICtd the •halt> briars io tllr\111 doWn on ~Hi knew 1het imPerial Rome bll heed. A 1111rd Put I reed In w.. 1101 pnde wl111 oollllemrltd hlohllld!Drosembleoscti>ter. Thill 1b1J1 hailed him: "Long men. But bolq a mereU,. hi oould scarcely have iml> Un the ldiW o1 the Jewa." Oae bl' one 11111 -bed jlined .U of the horror& 1hll hll bloocJ..apattered 'fthrone,'' hiii!IOD cruelty wo\dd ln!lict kneeling before him In mock ...., him Ia 1he next f., hour" homage, tllen rtaq 1D IIJ'It In Hl.a JXecudon WIJ ~ntruJte-:1 hll flee. 1D Romen IOalolinelres WILo had About 8 ...... 1110)' led him IPODt 1llOIO' Ytorl on OCCIC'atioD outiD cruel()- blot. 6it;y In Paleatlne. They t,ared Whlll 1he7 lrrlveG at the and hated the Proud -lo ......... 1111-a hUl outalde whom 111111' kept Ia oubjuptlon, Jeruselem called Golga1ha, or end leuahed 1111 OllPOrluai\1' 1D CeiVOQ-tlle eoldlers atrfllped vent their anti-SemiUam on one who had boon found gullQo of the prleooer of Ill hla clothbw. clamlniJw lo be "111111 of lbo It was Pll1 of 111e humWatlon of execution 1hll p.e condemned Jewa." They lxMmd him by 1he wrlsta men ahould hllig there ma cloth~Jw became the ID a POll In 111e cour\)'erd of lhe property of tilt execution oquad. berroeks llld 1DOk turna luhllw They dl.tdtd some of hla hll bert beck wl111 • · whfP, Prlooners oftell died from a 91J1DentB among tllem, . but ICOIIl"Jiai. But tile soldiers wben they ciDte to his robe-a wonted 1D ~vo a Uttle fun wl111 selmless tunic which could not tid• one. So thO)' QUit f1osglq be dl.tdtd wllhout ruining 111• him while he waa ltUI conacJous ~ to aerve as the butt of •row• · .. m.a. $100 Donated For Wohomo Bond·- Uniform NEW HAVEN - llro. Eu,wone Heller prealded at ille MaJ"ch meotlq ol !be New Haven Wo.. man' I Club 11 !be ~Un Mem. oriel Building w1111 Mra. WOllam Ru1101l, Mro. Harold Rose end Mr1. Doneld Bumprdner their .horsepltl. PlBDI have In charp of devotlona. The ,.._ been made by Ute NeltacUma retary's report was alvm by Gsrden Club 1o aponaor a Junlnr Mrs. R, G. Greene. During 111e Gard8n Club to be called, "The bulineaa session the members Proud Planter a". Mra. Tom llolr- voted Ill alvo '100 for s uniform man end Mra. 1'1111 11a1o1 were for tile Wahame llil1b School co.boolea"'' of the AprU meet- bend. lq atlhe QLillen Memorial build.. The J)fOifam wsa glvon ey Mr1. Edwin Sloln, whole topic also madefortbelr Wll, The Ubrary, and How Jt llllllll motlLer.daushUir ban""', Funcllona. which ...W be held In !be C8jlAlteLIIIJns were Mrs. Frank lLLln's Loungo al tile llkY Line . Young, Jr., Mrs. Edwin Sleln, Laneoln GsWpolla. Mra. Eupne Heller, Mrs. R. G. O.esl apeakor et the - n g Greene, Mra. Kermit Ford, Mrs. was Mrs. Patrick Rlley1 president o1 the New Haven Gorden HOLDS BWLE STUDY Club. Mrs. Riley apoke on "Ba. NEW HAVEN - The Women's sic Rule& of Flower ArrBDae· Soclet;v of lllrlatlen Service or ment". the New Hoven MetiLodlat Church The clob' la el10 aolllll to> purmel at 1he chorch ritll Mta. chase rhodocleDdrons Ill be plant. ed at Ute New Haven Elementary Rober! Her.- as hooteaa. The S<hool end otlLer places In New group had a Bible atuey end an open dlscuniOI'I of the resurrec ~ Haven. tion. Plan• have been made to Attending were Mn. Jamea lloulh, Mro. John Powell, Mrs. hold a ...., IIIPJlOl' Ma,y 4, on 111e Jamea Gilbert, Mra. Henry Buek, lawn at the back ol the churdl, Jr., Mra. Chester Weaver, IIJr4. aervlng Ill begin at 4 p.m. The I.. A. Sehaekel, llro•.G!aWCliWi. nut meetlaJr of tile soelely will wrlahl, Mr., liP¥ Joaea, MrL be held II the home ol llr 10 Patrick Rillll', M'ra. Dooaldl!wn- Marlon llin&oJ. Members ittend. 1n1 were Ralph Rott&on. gardraer, BDd tbe hoatesaes. Mra. Doo 1\lurpby, Mrs. Fronk Spradlin& Mrs. lllnpy end 111'1. Bemdon. 10,000 Roll• 7.65 Roil BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. · ROUTE 7 PH. 667-343S TUPPERS PLAINS, L---___;.;;... l~ ' ' ,. _,_ 1 HOT Summer The morning star l1Venus. The evening star• are Mara end Jupiter, On tldo do.Y In hlllol'l': In 1861, 111e Clvll War be8en when eont'ederate forcea opened fire on Ft. Sumter. In 1945, Proal- Franklin D. Boooevell died end VIc.. Preol- Herry Truman waa nom in to succeed htm SUGAR RUN MILU Ph. 992·2115 Pomeroy NAVY AA·B·WIDTH Ladl.. GoWnl, 98c $4.99 By Elsie. Rayon • 0)'· ion knit In yellO..., belgo, blue, plnl< ud orange. Washabl~. S. M·L. THE SHOE BOX Candy Special Chot. Stars, 49c lb. • .· RaiP, Whitmore, ,---- -----, STOP! HERE I .... FOR YOUR BATTERY NE~DS '• For many years Nationwide has offered guaranteed renewal ·on Health and Life insurance. Now,effective May I, we will offer an important new family-security first by adding both Auto insurance and Homeowners to our guaranteed renewal service. This means your Auto and Homeowners protection wiU be guaranteed renewable far five years.*It's not complicated. First, ofcourse, you must have a valid license for each driver in your household to renew auto protection. . Second, in both Auto and Homeowners, you need only pay your premiumswith policy forms and rates in effect at renewal-and we'll keep you covered. Note: This plan is new and not available in some states.•• . Say"Guaranteed Renewal" when yo1,1 call the man from Nationwide. Ifyou're already one of our several million policyholders, yoUl'guarantee starts automatically. On us. WERNER Radio&. T.V. :(~111 !lml1h, Mrs. Tom lfol!mla,lMrs. .• Ralph Whllmore, llro.I'ILll ~ . end Mr.. stein. 6.25 p.,.Roll om mar111,._ ,Brown marJMt Wfialt itrap. ...... '' • COMPARE l1IESt. PRICIS • •• •Auto JLIUintco applies afm each policy bin ef!ecl60 dsyo ("days in Midi.•90 days in N.Y.) . "~utoparantee avall1ble ia D. C., 1nd lllllct cut of the MlssiUippi IX~ Mus., N. C., S.C., Va., W.Va. and WUJC, H~pwanaoenotavailablein N.C., S.c.• Va., W. Va. and WISC. 1 . ~=:-.;: I -lljtwllt. ~ ...,.Okf, ANYWIIIIE Alllr..W lirlnlllrl!p. .... .. ··~.,....., there's a Bulova on your wrist .. . ' VALLEY DUSTRIES PHONI!992-2161 . IT. 124 -n Mary Lou Edwards, Mra. Phil Baley, Mra. Tom llof!man, Mra. Donald F. Roulh end the booteases. PLAN OPEN HOUSE llr. end Mra. c. H. Jone1 will obeerve tllelr 50th weddiniiMIverSOI'l' !imda,y, Ajlrll 21, wllb ao 0(1011 house from 2 1D 4 p.m. NEW HAVEN - The Library at tlletr residence, 109 11Llrd · BOj.rd of !be QLIIUa Memorial st., Middleport. The observance Library, which 11 aponsored 10' 11 belq pllllled bl' nlecea ol . 1he New Haven WOD'Ulft'a Club, Mr. llld Mra. Jilnes. made plena Thuradi,Y for Ita en. nual "()pen HeNse" iD celebra .. lion of National Library Week, PLAN SERVICE AprU 21 througl> !be 27111. There wUI be a !Mttlee serv"Open Houae" Ia held for Ute New Haven Elemenlar)' Sehool, Ice at 1he Lolli Chrllend 111e cla1101 wUI nell 111e 11111 Chutch bqiJIIIac at 6:34J library ollrlni 111e ll!emoon, a.m. Evii'J(IMill welcome. from 1 1D I p.m. Adultil vo also lnnlad. Tho 111eme lor National Library Week Ia, Be All You Con -BaedL The boerd w Ill uk Girl Soouta 1D con.-.et !be fllld drive In COIIIIeciiO. wl111 Natlonel !J, ~rary Week. Mro. Edwin stein, Ubrerlen, ...W prollllll a pro.. grsm at111e Parem.Taadtm;oOrpnlzatlon thl1 mon1h on the u. brar)'. t~;;$H,- ' Hi BaowS ~~· Charles &nllll, Mrs. Robert Gil· more, Mrs. Library Plans •For Q:>en House . Alloridl., were Mr1. ILJII•••....... , .. ,.. ..... .,·sErD.CORN M.cllllf "' •""" .... Ken and 'Jimmie' of Logan, «ldo, end Mr. end Mra. Jsmea Bumgarner and flOI'l, Roger, ot' Point Pleaaant. ' ' Board Mdkes ,. FUNK'S F Mrs. Kemeth Wyant and sons, *" Per Book Your Order Now For Rab~' GIVES DINNER NEW 11A VEN - Mra. Oris Bwngerner enter181ned limda: wl111 dinner hooorlng tile blr1h· day of her huaband. Gueata were John Bumgarner, Mr. end Mro. Ottie Bumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Roulh, Mra. T.llerl Rouah, Mlaa Millie Bwngamer, Mr. end . Ullle . • II eo-bolteiHI • ~~.were The moon Is full. For Then bla fill, ..... nllloc!. one lodoocrlbll>le pain, bOIOI)Ited tiP over 111o od.or, 10 tilt ll>rilht tD Heaven end pnJtd lor 1111 1 pole. •' men who Pill him ·then. Tho lloll!aii ·aill!1or Cicero, who wltntoood llllliY o.,.,WJo. ' -' 111111 Ylclllill cilten llbrlt-thiJ 'cast cleo . for lt. iona, nt;On~W The Goi!>Oio do not reoord who became ra.... -.p long before .. 111ey were mereUui!Jo won. Now came the wont »ert- released IQ' death. It was lhe 1<1ua1 act of oaWnc him Ill sometime• oecessary, Cicero ad!la, eo cut out tbeJr tongues to 1hec~ , put a s1Qp ID , their terrible Nailed To Croll , •• Leeb ~enams and eursea. They set him utrlde a But 1he f<lllllll nbiJI Who WU liiC wblch Jutted out crucified on a Friday mOrniiiC from the IC'rilbl pOle of the In early ll>ring of 111eyear Aoll. cross lllld made him stretch out 30 na a moat extraordinary · his arm• aloq 111e crosllleam. A hall ..... dliven 1hrough liW pereon. AI be hung on ID 111e cross In pelot of each hllld lo hold blm. , Mra. Frank Young, Jr., was MUGGY KNIGHTS in King Sol's Production »._ , 1l)' LOVIS CASSELS td b7111o Ma,y meeting. It Dl fotlcl to CCIIItlnue thl'f Ianda..., pro,jeet at Walwba . Junior 111g1> School end 1he AJDO eommltiee Ill!! oonU1110 w1111 plana end plentiDJI. The lrtlliP aleo dl1t111sod 111e plll!tio& II the Veteran•• Memorial ia Hartford • . ~ w o r e llrs. Ollie !ICUII!, llr'!- Lee Gilbo, llrs. M. 1,. OliUaa:er, Mro •. Harold Jol•uoil. llrs. )l'llllam Chleler, llrl. Jamel llaeKI!Iihl. Leleh Jane Powell, Mra. W. T. !loDe, lira. J. v. McGrew, Mr., F. A. Bllel, Mrs. -.rdljurrl&,llrs. Uoyd Rooob llld 111e hooleleel. NEW IIAVEN - am•- Affiu . • Just some Fun wr,th Thu 1 - · on llll~ Religion in America True, False 'Quiz Feature . .W&S Success al:~":.':e.,7;'.=' Bookmobile 'i ng, F"ree Demonstratio n, I . .. • Ro..UO. Herba, Their CUitun llld N. . York, lloc:mlllon, 1967, TboI orltadvo book on lite .Piutlnr. P-Ilon llld callnaey pr.,... . J111111S, ALTA CONE at1o11 ' 'o l .U varlodea of hlrlll· llokomb WILo ~.. :r.c"kttt; Jo)m. Belkalptne. New llro, " li&llilw hor tlouilhler, 111e York, !lacm!llon, 1860. Gam. Tla. The Beautiful w~ Don Kaclllonoa, . IIi Cellfol'l!!,& MA!ml - eere,or Da.Yat wa. ·do.Y· 110 Ia ' en -ib,oee of Ill~ .,..., New Jersey, Ptentlceollall, w ~ boin• S.o - e d In Q>llllllbua wlllt hla ..,... ..... liama lf1ld! SclloQI waa.~ • Kalaer.plant.· . . _ 1867, An tlllrllllrdinary plde 1D New books on the Meigs-Jach- boou\l' ............. Mr., Adrlenae Fisher end ,hUio son bookmobile: llieceaa 10' 'Ct,peharl. Guldenee Aiidolani ·.telted, Mr. · end· Ma17 :omllr" lbe weekllodJelik8 with ' ll>o<k; Benlaiola. Cor1Jw For bond ohd.d.o Charlesl!:allll< fam.. llr•· - ., Holl', ROOda. America'• fmmi.. Yoiar lllllllltd CIIIIA fi"" York, ib'· . ~ ., 'Mau.Colmlr 11r•. .,... ~~r.. ,llowir4 ,Huck .... grants. New York, Weick; 1167. !lacmJ1Ion, 1864. Tbo OratCOJDo ~ Ia _..... '!' tile Scbooll oolte.Y b. ~ ~ family at- IIO!lndavllJe; W. Vo. A book o{ adventures· in eyewi~ pJ.ote pldo to> underltandlqa n d Crl(ltioo ~ In 1he Iii~ o1 ed 11111 H .,.. en eXeel!llill,y well Mrs( ~ ~~~~ ,of Letart II ness h.lstor,y. their wile lllld motller, llr10 Aa. orpnl&ed and perfoi1ned ~ 'Yill~ llilo """ ,!1111 llr" L&~ 1'lW moiJiaU,y, Pl!JolealWUllamson, llarprot. Social ly, or omotlonall.y lwaclciiiPtd pie Cr*rel, who pused ""~~' Da,y. ' roy Plm;seU In Pt. P.1aiOnlo Worker. New York, Macm1llan. cblld. rec:llltl)'. · - 'itLO lolknrllll consullaatl ·. · CUt. N"'eon lleJLi)lda of 111e Mr. and Mra. Albirt Q>ne 1964. A csreer book of artlstllld Eaterowk, IIIIIIDo. Tbe ArUitaaioe"!Paalott• •• follows: ArmJ ' Reae"" 1.' .,&Uitloned at scientist in human relatlons. llld Donald Cone ol Alhena e AcCOLmlant, - - · Ol!lce AIOlllllll!'la. V• He recen!ly r"' era. New York. Macm1DaD,1918. Dasmann, Raymond. The IJ&. A Uve!.v biaiDQ of cerlaln IIIJo>. bolllnea& rl&ltDra In Columboll . Mad$e ~alor, Emil I,larlln turneci from Vl-.n. structlon of CallfomiL New .... 111 lltllfta. end Bert L. Walter; Agriculture, Mr. ~ llrs. Alval..,.ke;ydoo on Tueado.Y. Mr .. Leo Bapn recently rl .. York, Macmillan, 1965. Tells WUilam A. Barker, GU ;Bamenteri81Dtd with. 11-fllilll,r dinner Jaesera, FJlawortll. Nature what human greed and unconcern Cnfta. New York, llacmlllon, lied a few do.Y• wl1h her olaU>r - . Proleoeor RuaOell C. Jlllt. on Slut<IIJ. Altelldlng were Mr. ler end James Moore, D.V.M. end MrS: Roger LuckeJ!doo, Mr. have wrought inoneoftheworlla 1967. This book lncludet a wide lllld mo111er In Columbus. Mr. end Mrs. Jarrol Bobo Armed Forces, lllle! Petty Of. end Mrs. Larry LuckeJ!doo, Pt. moat richly endowed regions. vorlecy - a craft hut lllld fum. were In llrAr1hur llld W.Us1Dn ncer, Jatb 11, Bootll, Sgt. 111- Plaaaa04 lllld Mr. lllld Mr., Mo Seve....., Seveoteen book of lshlngs,lndlanwlllowbods,aOint ers· Banking, Junes Lewis and bert Sntsel, Mason. Fashion and Beauty. New York, knife, weavUw. a,ourd boWls llld on bualneas Sllur<ll;jo, Mr. lllld Mr., Weal"' Bobo Rlehsrd Ord; BeautlclenendBer· Mr. end llr.. Albert ~atzel Macmillan, 1967. Dedicated 1D ev- dJI!pers, fish hooks, etc. lllld Miss Beulah LowthLir ol ChGber, Fidler. allended en employees l'"fl1 at 017 girl who knows 11111, whalKornfeld, Albert. Jmwlor Doc>. Ucolhe IPODt 1 weekend al tlloir Building Tradea, D e I m a r lakin recently. The PBr\1' was ever her natural endowmera. 1 orat~ov. New York, Doubleday, little el!ort end knowledge can 1965. A richly Wustrated, cleal>- farm home hera. Bamn and James bats; atemlat pl.uned Cor Chrlstmal: but wu !llendiJw the pall Wee~\ WIt h end Lab Technlclen, WWinm paatponed becaus.e of lhe !liver· make her more attractive a n d ly written guide ID achlev!ngp~ ' - Erickson wao lite carl Eastmen lllld Jolm llolllnen; Dendleaator. more outSUIIIdlng. fesalonal reaulta In home decOI'Winkler flmlq, Columbue. Brown, Roger. Words 111d atbW II mlnlm11111 cos~ till end Dental Technicians, liar· Radiomen tldrd claoa PbWp Mr. end lira. IJou&laa Lowther old D Brown DDS Leo Crew end Mrs. &Dltll and SI<Phaole or Th.ings. New York, Free Press, Hamsher1 Florence. The CoJn.. 1966. Anlntroduetlonlollngllllge. Plete Book of ChUdron'a Pol'o have moved 1D tile ~ F. Badcllf! lllld Mi.a ~ lloelor Norfolk rtalted severe! do.Yo Wl111 P-.v In Carpenter, Montagu, Alhle,y, The Concept end l'hsrmacllll, R. R. Picken&, · his parente, llr, llldllro; Granties. New York, llallo"" llouJe, Mrs. Dona Hul!men of . _ .. of Race. New York, Free Preas, 19411. 53 oomP(etely Planned (lal'o D o and Lewis &munors; vWe &Dltll at Leon, end w1111 Ronnie J. Lu,..g; ber ParentS, Mr. end Mr., John 1964. Ten distinguished sci..,. ties Including ln>!Uitions, flwrs, vWe &pent the _past week wUh her lists focus a major attack on the pm.es and mlllUB. Electroal.cs and Electrtclans, Marshall, NBW Haven. -·lira. E t h e l Linda, MIWe llld Roselle Ralph Crump, EnSineer; Robert concept of race as biologicalb Atten<llni lite 23rd Annual JkWnes, A. Lawnnce. More Chrtollan of Columboll _ . the H Ea..., end Arnold Morgan; Coechea Banquotln Parkeraburg end an1hropologically unsound. Then A Game. New York, lfoo> weekend with their parenia, Mr. ~e Economlea, .Mrs. Mildred on Soturdlly even1ns were Donald Pr~,y, Leon. Taxidermy. N e w miPan, 1967. Urforaett;able York, Macmlllon, 1967. Theeoll>o EII>Orll 81Drles IDid IQ' the great lllld lira, MIUerd Chrloden. Bulley end Mrs. Evelyn Proffitt; Wlon, Douald Vanlleter, Clyde Mrs. Ora Cottrill wu a recent ln111rance, Mrs. V. D. Edwards Fole,y, lfarry lll11er llld Mickey plete book for tile IW- EII>Or18Wrlters of 111e • .....,.. vialtor with bet daughter, Mrs. end Lewis Wiley; Interior Dee- Whalen, Mr. Leonard Bamm, Ill dermist on how to prepare and Curren. B o b. Tbe VJo. mount deer heads• birds, fish, lence Game. New York, 1\W:mJI. Lawrence Oxley and her family oratl>r, Mrs. Eva Mlllalllld lol<s. ~American of Weat Virginia In Q>lumbua. small mammals, etc. Mary A. Thornburg; · Job• for Weale,yen, WOitheiU"atspeaker. lin, 1966, The dlaqofoneo ...n Mr.. Albert Cone called Boys, Wllijam Kiilgl>t, John Zerllrs, Boy Brinker baa-.... Oliver, James. Solkes, in Fact In 111e Ufl of a Pro too1l>el1 team. on lira. BlanchlsteelelnWUke.. Ide; Joba for Girls, Mrs. Jud- turned from 111e Plaasull Valle¥ end Fiction. New York, Mae~ Kahn, lloger.lnalde Big Looaue ,.., Brake end Mrs. Wllllern lloll>ltaL lin, 1964. This book tills of irr Basebell. New York, MlcmWen, vWe recently, 11r, end lira, Arnold Jorden Francia; Journalism, Robe r t credible sea-snake stories cr. 1962. Thlabook-btck1DoanclMrs. Frank Ettle, tonner ~ were Wellston visitor& on Wedoo ated oo the whim ofanoccasiooal lot pmea end 1he dreams 1hll Hoeflich end John Slmsol; his· llyn Huddleo1Dn of llason, has neoc~o.Y. unscr~ulous rfi)Orter bored by shilled a career in America's chinlst, James Taylor; Meehan- been returned from Caarleston Miss Beulah Lowther spent lea aod Repairmen, Robert H. M-riDI Holl>ltel end Is....,.,... his quiet oceanside vacation. natlonelaport. Sltur<IIJ night wl111 her alster Eai!OIL, Engineer; Capt, Stan· ed u slightly ImProved. 511e Is 1-"ishbein, Morris. M o d e r n lpr, Martin. How To Pill Home Medical Adviser, New lluebell. New York, llold>lodl,y, end huabend, Mr. and Mrs. E ate! ford Powell, Sgt. Rupe end Sgt. at 1he home ol her motller, llr" Cochran; Musician, Robert R. Pauline Greathouse. Middleport. York, Garden City Books, 1961. 1962. Tells how 1D 1hrow, cotch, Ward in Athens. Mru. Ethel Radekln .... dansh- ·Clsrk end Roneld D. Rosa; Nat. A blood clot In her los has ll!eclOver 9SO pages, 4 charts ln ~ hl4 ... or, over 150 illustrations. Slone, WOllam. A Guide 1D ter1 Mrs. Roger Bolen. LoJtcbno. ural Reaoureea- ForeatryWild· ed her abUlty ID walk. LJpsbire, Rober t. Beginner's American ~rt· Cer Boeing. derry, were in Columbus recent- Ule, Mllea Darst, Prof. Wllllam Guide 1D BulldlngendFiylngModo New York, Doublodl,y, 1961. This ly end c.Ued 1o see Mrs. Lizzie Maxie; Nursing, Medical Techel Ai11Jlanes. New York. HaQ1er, book features the latest cars, Barvoy who Is In poor healtlr. nology, Technician, Mrs. Virginl\llsa Patricia Morrlo .tilted ia Ashworth, Counselor, MiBI 1967. A delighUul book for young race course._ liP records, and friendslnlr>lneandGrii\'Bon, K,y. Anita Chesser, Mrs. Dorotll.Y J. boys. racing rewulltiona. Bergman, Jules. Nlnecy SeoCOrder. Farnham, Moul1Dn. SIW., For Pbolographer, Ned H. Turner onds 1o !i>ece. New York, n.ubl.. Beglmers. New York, 1\W:m~ do.Y, 1960. The s1Dry of the l'-15, lin, 1967. Evel')'thlng you needtl> A tbougl>t for tile do.Y: end R. J. Wllllsmson; POllee. Kellogg, Charles. The SoDs know ., sen a boll sately under Thomas Edi 1011 said, "Genius is work, FBI, Lawyer, Carroll CasThat - r t Us. NewYork,lfoo> .U conditions. one per cent lnoplrallon and 99 to, Lawyer, E. W. Gallow.y, FBI millen, 1961, An lntroduetlon 1D end Trooper J. R. Sml111; Radio Parsons, Tom. Boy"' Book of per eent peraplraUon.'' the_study of sons andthelruseby Outlloard Booting. New York, Operator, Jotm Kerr and Paul E. Wapr; Rlverwork, Ensign Mamen. lfoc:mUion, 1961. Thla- wW son, 2nd Class Yeoman McConBeUe,y, L.H.TheNurseryMa. guide you In mllehlngyourboll nell; Salesmen and Clerks, Jack ual. New York, llacmUion, 1867, ID 111e mo1Dr wl111 111o rilbthor... Baoa, llanl. lll.tq 1D Adve,.. Clrae,y, Manager; Secrotary end The claaslc book 111at has trained _.,., ..,, 1DrO. New York, Doubledl,y,1951. 'l)plat, l(r, Bowtlng, Berl L. generlllons of nursecymen, bl' llcllermott, Thomu. lllanual the mostemlnen!Amerlcenhorti- of Sllllnot Boeing. New York, lbo daredevil 8IDI'l' of h-rs Walter end Philip Sault. Social end Wellare Work, An· cul1Drl~ Moc:mlllon, 1964. An OIIC)'Cio- under 1he sea whore goal~ ore 111e only armor lllld 111e oal,y 111ony AUdnson; Sports lnalrllc. Tukey, Harold. Dwarled Fruit pedk treatise for am.u • boll WeliPOII a spear. tor and Pro Sports, Luther Tuc. Trees. New York, llacmlllon, sellors. Wullf, llo~ Vlllaee of 111e ker and Riebard Ware; Teacher 1964. Anau1horttatlve,lotllDowns, Hugh. A _ . of Outl:alllo N.., York, Doubledt,y, able KUide, illustrated wl111 more - . . New York, Doli>lodl,y, 11168. A I1>0I1blndlnt! flr~eraon lllld Llbrsrlen, Walden Rouah, tbln 150 Pho1Dgr11Ph• lllld dr- 1867. A true. Ute aceount of ev- account of I rom& AmtrlciD'I Judy F. Rule end Mrs. Anne V. Theiss, Asst. Prof.; Tele. _____ erymen'a dream: aatlq ecrosa ...,.e entel11rlaeln remote Thai- phone Operalor, Robert G. But· · the Pacllle 1D POtic lends. land. eher, Managerj Welder, Herschel P...,..lq, Aloia. Tho ComFerber, Edna, A Peculiar A. Hender1011, welder. Tralnlnl: ol Horse llld 1110. Treaaure. New York, Doubledejo, w. N.., York, ~. 1961, 196D. In IIIII aulobio8rlllhi' I h 0 Glvoe tile .PrinciPles of clu&leel brll1lent aulhor wriU>o her gr..., hor,_hfP, 'l'he Almanac eatllld DK>IIdramotlc tiDI'l'• By United Press lnternellonal Toda.Y Is Frldo.Y, Aprll12, tilt 103rd do.Y of 1968 wltll 263 1D tonow. Thlo Is Good Frldo.Y. New & 'olts i Call, Wri te or Come to See . '' cireer,Day , Mason Ar~~ u.... Clarkton, I . • MINiRMi.J.r• . ·. , ·there's a little bit " .. ·. more spnqg )n your step.t ,. -~ ·. ~n~.•nr-·whittn~leta~l~h · Kitt"a"....;..a, '' Nationwide.Insurance.,The man from tiationwide iJ>.on your side. ' ... -<,; '·'·••• ,~ '" . ,. "' I ' FJM liillli'uftCO. N-'tomrkal Lifll•r••C...IIiiM l~;··,ti T10N ., ~ �. •- ' J~- ,I • · • ,.. n.. llllb- Sioihel. Parli__lll........., o:l 4»ru .u; 1ee.• , . _. w~ -) .tory 0 • .r By ChOrl,.e 0 Hoe Rich heart Mr. lnd NrJ. Rlehard Brown and chlljlrtjo, Dlek and Brenda, rllireshmenta. ~for~ Brownie CADET TROOP 185 87 was staged TuoscloJ A RUMMAGE SALE to be hold :~ on die lawn or the scout in 140)' was plamecl ...,., Cldet . •ii>u-. Troop 185 mot Tue~ nflhtat ~.t , ~de.ta Saraent was the finder the home ol Mra.. Frank Powers. Ot Ute luck;y egg in the hunt. All leader. :p11 Whlfl fbund eggs were given Contributions ot used clothlni lprlses. Mar1 Ann MiUer and 0.. for the sale wUI be scllclted II)' • ilurrl,)' were guests at th~ members of the t.rcKC4 t\lrirw; ·. .U• hunt plllll18d by the leaders, the meeting the girls discussed -ljro. Eupne Murro.y and Mrs. plans for making m~ture rc>~ ,Gtorae Miller. Refreshments cas of scout unUorms ol other were aerved. countries to be dilll'~edon doUs Attending the Easter party be- and po&si~ exhibited II the aides those niJiled were Megan Melts County fair Ia August. ~r, JeMiter Wlse, F a i t h The sewing project wW begin Berrm~~~n, S&l~ Walters, Trina next week. GB!b1, Martha Krawsc11n. Pitt)' An original pJa.ylot wW boP"'" Bo)'llis, Pamela Powers~ Paula pored by Debbie Schuck, Debbie lloea. Valerie Lewis, Beck;y Call, Jyl Beaver• Pam D:Jdson. 011- Jill Walburn,Jon!Mur- Amy Hlmm, Nancy Buaklrk, and riQI, Ann Fitch, Cynthla Lane, Marprie Wamsley and prese~ Traey Burdette, a n d Velvet ed lor the junior IJ'OOP, SWilllor. Other members au~ the meeting weR JeMifer Goble, SCOllf T HOOP 100 Debbie Laney, Robin Mllls, Jane PIECES OF ROPE for use in Gilke,, Debbie Gilkey, and Brenthe &l.lllllltr dl3 c amp at camp da Edwards. Klllbuta w e r e distributed by Mrs. Mildred Jacob& will be a Mn. Carol Ohlinger ,leader when guest demonstrator at th,e APrU Troop 100 met this week at the 23 m~ of the troop. She will Salisbury School. show the girls how kl make var~ Ptnn,y Win and Rose Marle ous items suitable Cor Mother's Colburn conducted the oPening ceremony. Mrs. Ohlinger served ~gifts. Plan April 20 Inspection Final plans Cor lnspectlon to tend church in a gro~ at the be held on APril 20 were made Bradbury Church of Christ. Intormatlon was presented rewhen Bethel 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters met MlD- garding the Grand session to be • 1111' night at the Masonic TODII>le. Dobbie King, oonored queen, presided at the meeting. T h e change In inspection date from AprU 27 to AprU 20 was noted. lt was announced that go .. tochurch Sundly tor the Bethel is AprU 21, and the girls are to a~ BY ADA SLACK ..,.q with their jiiU'OIIta, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark; sister aDd brother..tD~aw, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Winebrenner. Visiting Mill Frankie Mumaw were Mrs. Della Boggs, Mrs. Edith CorneU, Mrs. Freddie Boe and Mrs. Lucy Frederlek of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ~ck ol Colwnbus, Mr. Donald Quick and daut!lter Leanne or Gohanns, Yllit8d their parents and arsnd· parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick. Mr. and Mrs. James R. White and daut!lter Mary Beth ot Dunbar, W. Va., vilited his moUter, llrl. A&nes White and uaele, Rlehard Dlckworth. They alao visited her mother, !drs. Rose Schwarz and ramily ot Muon, w. va. Mrs. Martha Rew of Columbus vtllted her sister, Mrs. Lee Jonldns and family. Connie Morarity or COlumbus vhiced recently with her mother, lira. Psullne Morartty andbrolltor Mai\r. Mr. and Mrs. Vemoo. Bartela and clllldren or Cilldnnall, were weekend euests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bartel a. Mr. and Mrs. George Sehneldor, Eleamr Koy and Mrl. Rlcllard Roush, visited relative• 1n Rlllmsn recently. Mr. and Mra. Dale Hubbard or lloeylaod visited recentlylllllt bls psrenta, Mr. and Mrs. EdiJOR HOObard and otber relaUvea. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ulndon were weokend 81111111 o1 their daU&hter and IIOIWn.law, lllr. and Mn. Douglas Moore and family , · ol Newark. Tho,y - • joined there b1 daU&htor and JCm..tn-law, Mr. IDcl Mra. Jack Koeller Of Welt Al-. Mr. and MI-a. I!Gborl llar<len, Debbie and JIJI\, visited their 11111 and daut!lter - ill • law, 11r. and Mro. Robert Harden and son, Eric, of Marlm. Nra. lolfla Hudson lljiOol the weekend With her sister and brother- in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerlacll ol Letart, W. Va. Mr. and Mra. Charles Whlteo! Mlcldleporl called on Mr1. Aitles White &mda.Y afternoon. Mra. Ellen Newland spent a few dol's at her apsrlment on SOccnd llreot, before &Vina to h..- empl03J11enl In Middle. port. Mra. Ada Slack 11J1en1 a few <Ill'• assllllnaill tho care of her grandchildren, Tammy, Chll)'l . and Torey Jomaon or Wolf Pen, whUe their mother, Mrs. Har~ ie1 Jobnsoo altonded a eonven· tion 1D Cleveland of the Women's Auxili&l')' ol the Veterana Memorlal Hospital. Mrs. Harman Lon· dan alao attended the same con~ ventlon. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenkins, 11C1111 D. J. and D. G, of Colum. bus, lljiOol the weekend with her mother, Mrs. lillldred Seleer and famUy, his parenla, Mr. and Mn. Fred Jenklas, Sr., andtamUy, and oloo Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler and fsmUy. llr. and Nra. WUbur Holter of Akron visited her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Duekworth, who accompanied them home Cor an ex. tondod Yloll Sharon ""' Coltrlll and frlmd JOJ Lallprman of COlumbus, apont the weekmd with the for. mer'a parent1, Mr. and Mrs. llmald Collrlll, b-er• Craig ONE DAY SIIRT SERVICE You get our usual fine •ervlce and finlshlng. •In It 9,out It 5 Clean.,s aU 4 w~tlls - no utra cost 4 doofs- Hilt's just tht ,.,. It'I IINidl Stlb 5 CMIIorttbly - ~ fa•ll~ Cll lU cubil fut trunk roo11-10l 7.5 ~ - 10 ..... 1011 "" Sllotr 01 Vlnll II..,.., ...... - ......... - · 0>11"' tllrl ... ..,..,""' .... ""' 'r erans Memorial Hospital will hold Its rquisr meeting in the Hospital cafeterla at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Mrs. Beulah Straus• or the Meigs County Health De· partment will be the speaker. Refreshments will be served by the Middleport group. LODGE MEETS Get-weU cards were signed for Mrs. Helen Lewis and Mrs. Mattie Bush when the White Rose lodge mot WednesdO)' at the American Legion hall. Mrs. WU. Crusade Beginning At Pomeroy School The 11 Blble ln the Hand" Cru~ aade, foaturlng Evsngeiiot 1'1\11 Gager will begin Sundo.y night, April 14, st 7:30 p.m. a1 the Pomeroy Elementary School, Mulber-ry Ave., with the altow~ lng or the ESitor ftlm, I Beheld His Glory. The Crusade wUI continue ev~ ery TuescloJ and &mclay nlil>t through June 16, and will f... ture movies on the Ute of Christ eeeh night, lntrocmcing a new feature, ••Blbleinthe Hand.•• The pliblle is Invited. ~ ' Jlobe!t .w,~• "h!> If 1.11, \)!'!'!• "' wen d!O<a~sed lor apjJtlueko,.. per to be hold .a t lbt..., meelo J.nc. , . · • " •• • ' ' ' • •• . .. Herman Baileys Will Celebrate Anniversity· •I The &Olden -'"t annlver. ot Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ballo,y will be observed llmdq from 3 to 5 p.m. with op o rl h011se at their realdenee, 467 Floher Sl., Mlddl_.t. HoaUnr the anniverlllr)' nb. 11rvance will be tbelr t w o dauahlero, Mrs. Horold dowy Jean) Rarriaoo of Clncl111all, and Underwriters Meeting Held III'Y Mr. and lllra. Kmnoth ~!),gone Ri8P of ReedaviUe, Route I, have returned from a trip to Florida where they attended the 30th Annual Leaders Meetina for the pllfyin& aaonts Of the JOIIII Haneoek Mutual Life lniiU"snce Mrs. Charles (Doris) F:tnnlpn, of lllmtlngtoo, N, Y. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have elsltt grandclllldrell. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey moved 10 Middleport soon after their msrriaae at Charlolllon, W. Va. Until his retirement in 1957, Co. Mr, Rigga Ia an aaont with the compsny. Hll!l>lll!l>ls of the meeting were dlacusatons on more advanced and e1fecdve Mr. Bailey was methods of serving present and future poiJcy owners and entering lnlo the field of mutuallllnds. SHFIAT 61 FORD F-100 .......... ·.... · .. 66 Buick $2,795 Electra 4 Dr. Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. Low mileage one owner car. FuUy equipped. 66-Pontiac $1,895 Lemans Tempest Spl. Coupe. We've serviced this one since new. Beautiful red finish with bucket seats. Low mileage. Fotir on floor. Sprinf over heau cam six. 65 Buick $1,995 LeSabra Conv. Cpe. Biege with white careluj owner. PS and PB, AT. top. One 66 Volkswagen $1,595 Square Back Sedan. One careful owner. ~ood care. 64 Skylark Story Told at Circle Nleeting The Ealler lleey ill scripture and medihUon waa ,preaented at the Afternoon Clrele -Ung ThuredO)' at Heath Mothodllt Churcll. Mra. Walter Hayes, prelldent, opened the meeting with a thouBftl on humility by Dr. BIUyGrllhun. Seripture and a medltaUon, The Eaoter Flower, were prtlenlod b1 lira. M. c. Wllaon, devotion. 81 luder; and Mra. Max Donahue eave 1 aerlhOnette on proof of the resurrection. &port 2 Ur. Hard Top. An extra sharp car lns1de and out. bpoUess all white finlsh with black vinyl bucket seals and fuU operating COO· •uL Power Steering. .lUlCK IIH.992-2143 PONTIAC •• •• Pick-liP. 4 Wheel Drive . 60 :POMTIAC VENTURA .. · ·...... $595 -·.. • Dr. !IT. Auto. trans. Power steeling, power bf!,keo, radio & b•ator. wsw .tlreo. ShtJ"p . •' r~.--~---"'!'tr---·------.------~ II 59 FORD · GALAXIE 500 II · ·· I 1 , ~:1 .. , . ' ... . .· • ALF.EillihnoiiSl' •Pou<J - "'J . ' · GOD- br cHiMir.a = ·'"en R,Y, Cho -.· ..... - - . Rev, ~-;;, ~--;,jp q, 11 a. m. ""P llrot IIIII Somdll1 aanieo: 7:30.p.ai.PIWtrMeet- lhlrd SunilaJ; 11m1 Holfer,•lll!• A. CUtxJiPutor, llmdilr'Scboof lr~J, TaoaoiQ, 7:l0 iJ,Ia,; Ernelll 1-.. C~ - . - , 7:30 It • 30 l.lnu ..., _ _ - · elul - · \'outbFtl- Pi .....~ 101'- Stalal. .. · ~·' ·"' .,...d !)lllbwtr,:Ji!lllo ~ Sdlool,f:® i. m.; W•- I..,.ttlp, l'flili,r; 7J.IO p.m. l:r· Emeraon , Fa>lor, WorihiP aorvteea at dlfS *illl · Olil )llr91co,' lU'. ·m.1Ettnllv aHt IIIOIIr, !Oidar; i!4pr wu- Pr-IIIOIIItW. 7:30 p,m.OYI!l')' the Rov. Cuto. Wmliii!. ,'T~ Pi1DJil·~·...... fnd, Jr.,jn1141&. . w~. -.a mootiD&, 7:30 ~ P- aorvleoa , at 7&tt. !C., ,TirlldilJ, ct:IP p. m. Y...a. . IUSON AssEMBLY cinJJICJi p, m., flnl )lmiiQI ct DICIIdJ:. I'.OIIor.IIW!ie ServteoaetWO Sonlne, ~~ 7:10 p, ns, OF GOD - · Socanl lit., Muon, · POMEIIOY TRINITY IJNITED and an·tiotor F.a llwllfDilnwlae ~ IIIIJI, ~ Sltlurdu' ct W, Va. Su!doJ Sdlool~ IO o.m, CHVBCH OF CIIRl'lT- Rev. W. &m!IIQII!cf>ool on AjlrU lf, oaeliJI!Illllll, ; ' llomllw - - li • m.EYaa- H. l'lrrlll, pulllr. Palrlek D. cii~ !:bel~K Cl~ Cllrlllllsn p~~llit ,.met, 7:110 p, m. Bible Wllll!l, !qlt. SunllaJ Sehool, 9:15 11J - ·P,t; ;...-· ''IIeelltot.' c~ c• ~~Qui·-''• sa.b- and lll'IQIII' alrvlce Wed- ao m.; W•llbijl, 10:25 a. m, lllhoaldi.JIC!otlhi:·l.iisons. Pllflir,Ro; ....,.....,iiiiJI.CGrn· 71l0p,ns.Cbt-Tu- v...a. eholr ..-....., Mm<Ja1, to ~ reed 1ft aU Cllrlitlan ........ and . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 . . . . . . l'llaao m-5U3, 8:110 Pi m, Mrs, Marvin Burl, liellnot eburellaa tbll &:nlltQ>, , ._, ' CARtEToN CHURCH -KIIw,. dlrM!or; Sealer ebolrnhooriOI, 9,30 ~· 7:110 p, ns., Mr•. Paul The Goldol! TOJt wblch -.talbo ., il.aft bar)'. - . Soll<lll' ~·· for lhll lllblo J:.o,_ Ia "feU"' L m., Jlolph Clrl.liai!L Worllblp N-, - · Tluradly, Ill 1 froiD iaatalu_"Sineo thal!ollDIII'Yieo, 10:110 a. m. and 7:30 p. da.v, BillY Boo 'l!liltlal party In Dial oltht -ld m• •-- not . "I licrile m~Wh ·to _ltiJI abo"t m. 11~. rr.y., moelllv, ellureh ooelal room, •••• · ~OK Gild intl<k fo jlldgt• but RVTLAND CHURCH OF ~,. nOr Per<oived II)' lho ior, ht who.rmt bui Ia ~n~~; Gild W-Ildly 1-30 P. m. lllither ,balbthoOfoaaili,O(;ocl, I dtc(llrt to tht world Whot - ~THMEmOiliSTCHURCH CRRtiT-RQll W. Carter, Pll• bolldi. - , What ill blUI ~.... I ho'"' , ~tlll'd frtm~ him."- ·lillddliiiOrt. Rev, llalloaaln:o, ..... SOlid~ School, 9:30 a, m,; Pll'ld -lor him that wM 'tor John !:28. ' ·, ·· ,......, Jock Beehtle, c hur e h comm.- and ~ Hnlee, ldm." • Scbool s.L Church School, 9:80 lO;SO a. m,i Prayer meethw, AU that I am I owe to Jesus I. m.; 'Worlidp ofnleo, 10:30 TlundaY, 7:30 p, m, v. IL Brs· LAIJJIEL CLIFF ~REE·IIETJI. Cbrlit reveal~ to me 1n H1a 1. m.; lillddl_.t • Faaeroy ley, &wt. OllST .CHUIICR- &mcJI¥Sef>ool dlvln~ Bookr'-Davld IJvln&- l\1-.t YoutbFollowlidp,SUn- CII!STER METHODIST Cbarge t:ao ~ 110rlhiP,, stone, Africa!) uplorer aDd da.v, 'p, m, ~ ...Dial-· - Rev, J'learl A. Cl*, putor, 10:10 ._ m., .....WW .....,...,,. m!Aionary. lldp, 7130 p, m,; Ollldal- CHESTER: Worsbijl, 9 a. m,; 7:30 p, m.; Wedne,...., ~ IIIOIIItWollrlt lilllllaJ ot month, SolldaJ Sehool, 10 o. m.; Mro, ian Yciutll Crulldora, 6:311-p, m. LIIAl. !Hmcl 6 p, m,; WScs secondMondiiT o1 Wald Spencer, SUpt. FLAT• and Pfii70J' moot11w. 7ti0 p.m. - .•• p. ns.; Eleanor Clr- ll WOODS: Chllreh Sdlool, Sandal', ~,.._...__ NOTiel 01· IUCTI" Otl TAX _ . , . 1....., ~ T- · cbolr pracllce, 7 p, . uv• 111 oxeui ' .. ••• cle Heond Tlllrldar, Cl&ll 12 a.m.,-·· BaUy, aapt. Wnr"'" "R,, ~ GUI, potor; Phil _'Jo MIL,'::.!IMITAYIOII lbl:.. W-""·•. ••ttern'- Clr· •ohjp oervlet altorllliol Wllb AI· :Nvu...& loll ·or~- liMb Ibn Ia "'""'Y , . -.a and ~~ s.~ WI llo &111. """"""' " ~ .......... of tho ele, Heond TlllrtdiQI after-. " '-~•· mOO I ~R CHURCH OF CJIRI8I' · :'t~uu~ of.:;.~~~~ Cbolr pnctlce, 7 p. m. Wedaea- S1Dlay mOI'IIbw or evenUw, ol - Ronhie RuJ1•11 n ..,....., J.L.Oblo, paiHd Gft tM lith 41, of dQ". each week. - . . . . . , - a..,aw Mardi 1111. tJe,... wtu. 11e l&lbmttGRACE EPISCOPAL t.. Main mill C. WUJ, • ..,_ &mcJI¥ S.Jiotil ,.. to , tho ""'''' " wo IJNITED Ml!THOiliSTCHVBCH 0 IIPICIAL LUC· • Pomeroy. Clurch Sebool, 9:15 St., l'llmeroy • SUn:loy wnrablp '- ns.1 WorabJp ll:at a. m. Qll'lltlln Eaclrllwtf ~to~" . ~.U:t ~~J!! a. m.; WOI'IItdp aervtee, lOtiO. =ee, 10:80 a. m. with Ia.vlandlir · .._._ p~ae.. of vo~ualretn, oa Tueid.a' MYF, 8. p.m.Cholrpradlce, 7,30 SEVENTHn, DAY ADVEN ·Uw '110 "'' ot ~· ,,., tho • TIST 1.1011 cd ~ Pew. ol! tM ton .Po m. w~. Nilic lnvUed KENO CHURCH OF m111 t>o .,,,.u ot IQ otUnd tbooe unleea. Glon Cbureh - PanerOY, Mulberry NonnlnllcCil ..__...._.._. llhlP JMal · ' DMtrkl ror tiN H.r.....,.. Road north fl. Vete . II, • ..,..,.~-. purpo~~ 01 CtarftDt ~ ot UMi HUts mlntlter lAO Crew 8 S ...._.,...., ' rlllll ~~erY~co• weollly 1111:10 a.. m. ............ , .._ Mra, ·-'vsnv--..:..,nr' : llomorlallloiJIItal. Phillip Gag- · DMBG•-vn kld "" ....a.,'" ,..,._, lu • ..,.. -~ •-• """'" W 30 ~ .rv_ _ , ~ . OF ot (.OT) &e'fla ~ mJll \o nan for pnilt; Mrs, Betty RawliJwa, mu.. er' .r--r. ednelday, 7: p. Juua Cbrllt ol. Lattar Day • oaaun~ ,.ft.odi, .t.a ,... aot ••· lie director, m.,Blblestul;b"andprl)'el"meetc..1-_. o...:.....1._. eH4lJII .0'1' ...w for •.eb one doDar 1 Saturd •-~• Se _ _ , ......... - Blelne ...... .. ......... - · .-... .. .... POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- ... ..,., - · bool, Suadl7 Schaal, 8:30 L Did Manto .,. Ceii.U for .,.ch orte hlldNil dol- c·· wnu..._ ......_ 10130 a.m.; Worlbip, 9:30a.m. lin of •aWadon, ru a eoaUAlle4 aner ~UU~P•I 1 pa_,.. .,.,..., ~ IJNITEIJ PRESBYTER· in11 Worllldp, !0:30 a. ns.liiondor ,..,.. ·. Sehool "'-rln '~' ....UW aervico 'it 7, W-ldo,y ... ....... k,;,.i4 llooUoa wiD .. WUeo, SundiQI ._.. • IAN CHURCH-Middleport.ltov. , 0PQ1 at f;JO o'eloel A.JI; and ,.main teDdeDt. Sunday School, 9:30 I. Howard R-lt, ............. J IVIidJW prt)'81" Hnl.ce, 7:80. OPID llii.W t :IO o'docl Plol • ....,. • u-t ..... wor•..... 10•30 a. ao-..,r. , ames Putor !ldtr PHderl k J Sto- 1\aDdard TI~M ot aaid diJ. ~· - - . ....-. • Buchmm, &mda,y Sebool SUper~ • c • =r.e:~:~ ~-::!,,"'oJUo m.; BYF, 6 p. m•• Blble Stldy, lntende-. Smda7 SebOol, D:30 FIRST CHURCH OF =:~"· · WILL Weclneadly, 7 Pi m., Cbolr prac- I. m. Worlidp SOrYiee, 10:30 ·'l'lii NAZAIIIlNE _.....,,_••~, JOHaiT"" lice, 8:30P.m. W-ada,v. I. m. Cbolr J)I'ICI!ce, 7:30p.m. -..... , , w--··· 9t80 a. m.; u__._ ·.....,. RUN METHO!m>T _ - Wor•'"'•, - ,.u,.,.,..•.,,AP"' ...ilo...-MT. IJNION B~ ·~T - Rev. FOREST 10:30 a. . ai.; IMrdrW Worllldp, CleU cox, ........ SUn:ioy School Rev Wmlell G Stull 7::10 p, m. rr.yor IOI'Yieel, 7:l0 ooneo ., OL•CTION 00 ••• ~ J:.ai'rr Clsrk. w ' .... --• ' 9 er' psotor • • . - Weo~•la.,, ........,·.~ . ' a•• -a 9 •• "'~-rnee, s. m.; SUn;.:.~~-::="" --..UnL~\~ :.~ · L"r'~.::.,.:~o'l ' &mdlf Scllaol, :.." L301Jl·i,_......, day ScMol, 10 a.m. Mrs. Fred ~-:-·~ r~~ llleC NOTW& " . ..,., '"'' 1a mnitW 1flll'8hlp, 7: ; Wecineo- Nea Supt. flock. Pullil', Rev, Mofttl II. ,.._... "iif . .. _ . . . ot tho .... --and Bible ......., 7:30 po~'-oy CHURCH OF THE Board Of Educ:atloa of tilt Soutbua \ltlor - - •-.:r MLI\ lill1lfll.al .... _fllllllll ~· ~~~ p,ns, . NAZARENE- Rev. Kenaeth . • · ~-.,.· ~a 11 o.i'iir1:111'r·oolu ., £""' · . ....__. .-,_ .,. _f'lor<e, putor, SUnday s.-. Q:urch.-' ~•DI""',PIIIoi'; 14 ._, - ·· " , ,., ..,... o1 ..,. ovn\JN M<o•nvlmi: -Rev. 9:30 a. m,, a.ymon:~ Walburn, Mia Slllo!G'!UidoJSqbools.- ...,., .,.,_ •• • IIPICL\L IWIIC· Jlllm w. Kimbler, ,......, SUn- oupt. Worllldp oervlco, 10:30 ao ._..... ~Scbool, l:iO a. :-!~'~~ ~ !;: ~Sehool,l0:30 a.m.; Wonhlp m. EYanpllllle sorvlco 7·30 of"::!;"'·..;: ~.:!!.~ .-=..~·· Heond and p,';,, 1 l'riiTer mootltW, w.d.."s. 'm.;_worllbiP aonloe,lO"! i, .'!" ;.,~ 1Uo Yolilb· aad Janlo!''toullt ~ ,.. •"""" o1 - · 1a • - " m-. ~. 7:10 p, m, __ S.U p. m. Ewntrw..oraiJ!P, 1180. : ~ : ' CllliSI'ER CHURCH OF T H E sYRACI.SE CHURCH OF THE Pr1lfiQI:.. IO.,.. IIIII Pralle, V(....ldiQI, - .....~ =-~ ~:::":.; ~~-· W -=~·=~~ Grllo, NAZARENE -lief. A. F. MUior, . • ,, • . of " ' If liiD .., , ........ • .orw.., -•~0,1 o.m. palor, Bnborl Slowort, Sandal' t.!...~ED . FAfl'll ~~- f:r~·,.: aot ~~ 111,,1 114 mUll IDd ~:10 g, .m., ~. ~ School Supt. SwKtay sehool, ,......, lltllomoOt - llollirt 1:, "' ..,. ......., " ,,....,. Scbocil, 9:30 o. rn. Cllsrloa Bll- eluaoa for all .... 9:30 a.m.; _..,. S. - - · ..............., wlliCh lo ,.,.,..,,.. ,..., _., •·- Rle•·~ '-f""'f . ·•~-·~ ~~ frl'l e.eb one liul)dnwt dollul of.,... --. ~ _ , ,n u.u - - . llal'nlrW Worahlp, 10:30 a.m.; · ........._ - . .._,_ '"''"· '" • ,._,.... ....,.. ~~- !'nil'• mllll:w, NYP5 SUndiQI 6:30 p.m.; EvanSuadii -Scbooi. ·=~ ID4 WOl'- o : ~--:J/Iutr..~m:..~: '1:30,.. m. awllltlc Senlce SI.DSa7 7:30 p. lbjp III:Yioe, 10130 a. m. and ...,. ..... s•• ,._. P.ll. 1tA11111S0NV1LL PRESBY• m.; PriQIIr 11101i1tW 1130P.m.-h~,llldowotk -.,."'.~':%'".C"i.:.:::.""· Tl:lllAN..., HowardR:wllt.IIUr.ao p.m.; Minion-IIMtllar. w....-..,1130 ot-- ....... '""' tor, .-Jillplo, !i1111C11Q1 S.bool U'J Moo11Dt1 second W-edO)' p. ns, . I( WILL ~ !iiiiCiiQI School, ·ot eaeh monlll 7:110 p.m. DOIOYIIY •M. ''""""" 1:30 lolllol Cllur<h Worlldp,7:30 , THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY '""!Mm.' w...w-..- . I·--~~.;.. _______ $495 .t ~----·----·-~~ . 61 OIMOI1T STA. WAG. · · ·· · · $5.95 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Radio and beater ' · 61 BUICK SPECIAL .. · ·.. · .. .. .. $S95 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Radio an1 beater Many Mar. C1r1 and Trvckl To ChooH •r.tn 1967 Chev $2195 \1 .Ton Plckop. V8. 3 spd, trans, Black, Custom · Csb. Low mllea&e 1966 Dodge $1595 Sweepllne Plck·up. 6 cyl 3 apd. !rans. - ''.J' ' • KEITH GOBLE ,FORD ·USII CAl LOT .......o.t ' s.-. Tho•:... ·f• -• c.-r- · ON THE SPOT FINANONG S•lesr•nn-Emerson Jones-CIIH PhillipsEcldl• Fife-Den Thomp1011 You Alweys Pey Leu At "'*' ..r.tca, .. · 4 Dr. 6 cyl. stand. trans. Radio and he.tler sci!Na: . ... •• ~ • ~ "·' "1l' .,..,, """"" :m. u.111"":lh!: --t . ·JIAClNI: I .. or•- w• . . . =....':; "'::'":." ;; •• .2 ,, •• .•• •• •• -..• In AValue-Rated Used Car 64 Ford Jlrd . .. • .. . .. $1995 .. . r.::" ..,..w --. ...., .:.:..!'."".'!."::'·;!:..,...DJ!: a.- ... ,. ::. .,.:"' ...U 11, p. 11• Qnmunk:antl eta 11, · W'dQ',i.P-m.' Preaohi:W,Ib'ot and thlrdSUIIII,y ot maalh biY Cbarloa llulaeU 111 e,ao a. ns, BRAilFORD CHURCH OF CIIBlST • CbarloallulseU, 1111·a, Rlehord GUJroy, &wt. Silldl7 SchDcll, t:JO a.m.; MondQJ Worllldp, 1o,to a. m.; Emllqr -llldp, 7 p,m W-lldullillle _..... .on ' · - • 7,.. p, m, :;$41011 Full-l~~<laiiiDr 6-WII' Hat, ndlo,- rJ.ul,,wfs/W Uno, deluxe wheel dlaea, foetor)> alr......UtJoninll;.lltllUIIllnllh wilb black Sold and~Ofl by Into-. JQ!OVAII'S wri'NESSES, wrr Carnoban, preahllwmlliloter, t•. sundo,y: Bible leetun,l:30a.m,; 66 Old a Delta 88 Hoi.·Sect.n . . . . $2495 1965 Dodge $1395 Pickup. 6 cyl 3 apd. trana. w-·Tower atudJ, lOJIO a. m,; FuJI power equlplnent lneludlna windows aild , 6w~ Hal, radio, tlaled glaa, wJ•Iw Urea, w-e-~d~l • antl·apln· differenUol, factory alr~ndltlonln& ,J,li(\e · with red rivl Interior. One owner, new Olda...r.ile< ' .. 66 Old• Dynamic 88 Hoi, (pe. . .. .J~8~5 ' 1964 Chev '$1295 'h Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. 3,apd. trans. $595 EconoUne Von. 8 cyl. 1957 Ford 'h Ton Pickup. V8, .3 apd. trau. -~ 64 I • .,,.,_,.r~:'f. Buic~ Spedel 2. ~r : . ~ . . . . . .i)its., .• >' W-I<IIQil Billie liUIIJ,7 P. ns. 'tlllrldo,y: Mlnll!rr ae-. 7 p, ll!i. ~oo a.oti'llw, aPi m, . IIASON CHURCH OF CIIRl'l'l'IIIUer st. - Ewir... Wllkloy, J!1111111', Blblo .atudJ cluua,Sqn. dor• lOa. Iii. Worllldpand-b• q, !11:11 a. m,; 1i11111aJ ....trw aonlet, 7;30. .Bible atudJ ....... W-Ildly, 7:to p.m. , ,iJ'r, IIE!IIlAN IJNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST • Rn, 6· cyl., auto. ~01 .• radio, wl•lw tires, blu~· 'with blue Interior . , · ·>, ,•• ~· 1961 Ford Hydramallc Ira.,.., power brakes, power ,. · ~g. radio, tinted glaa, wl•lw llret, wl11te with gret>n In· terlm:, 1 o,wuer, sold.; llild .serviced by uo. . '""' w-• .s. w. '-Wt-lii' ...,' N I.andau 2 dr. IL T,, turquoiH with wblto vln,yltop,ll_b now lnaldo lild ont, ndlo, new w/a/.w/ tina, Ult-a~W ~ -1. gluo, 32,000 adUal ml!ea, lonka and .....llke brud new. ::.Ilulillndl' w.--.,, :"..!!. l , 67 ~.,ToroliiCio tt.T. . . . . . . . 1 $250 ·•5 r. 64 Y•lk•w•gitl2 Door .. , ..... ~. Black .wltb red lnlerior. Real nice little ear• .,. 1 C1lareb -Bit'. AJtD mua. pea- s.ns.r School, 10 L m.; Wonldp aonlco, lla. m.; Wednaldo,y III'IJO!'(m~. 7:80 P. ns.; Sandal' aljiC-.bl,p,7:30, SYRACI.SE. FDIST IJNITED PREIBYTERJAN - Rev, LiDiao H. Slebblna, pulllr, Worlidp, 9 a. m. StmdaY Sebool, 10 a. m.; Bible SIIIIIJ and 11'110r nnlce, W!Jdi>IIIIQ, 7 Pins, EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CIIBIST.• - . R, Bllko, p11w. SUndaJ School, 10 a. m., Wlmle l!llllqv, iiiiJI. IIDnliiW aormon, li •a. ns, Eftid:w aorvdo Cbrldu - · 7:30 p, m.,llrl, llda ChiYalfer, pnat. 11tat. &q aontoo .,a ......., ,,.., llld--We~ meet,q, WoclneoiiiQI, 7:30 p, m.,Un. 111U1e Holsl._, olua . _ , POMEROY LOWEll UGHT Cbotrdl - .Rarrl-111 Ro1111a.., IIOJ TIJ!or, psotor, Nan _ . . , S. s, !q!t. Stalal - · 9130 lhipaon· loo, 1.11:30 a,' in,; Dlodril - llldp, 7130 p, m. l'rll1or and tor. .,..,,w.. " _.YOU AREJ!Wfl'ED ' . . To:lht Grl•• Prtsiatltln ' , .r' I , < ' , • -'~ - Of The··flsttr .,,, · ·~ . H~Rawll111 - ~ • MJNEIISVILLI!! JIPir!IODIST - t:30a.•·"- Stalaltiltlo-.Cluam- . t .... 2 Dr. HT. 8 eyl. Aut. Trans. Radio, Heater,, , . I One Owner, Sharp ·I ON OUR USED CAR LOT steer· $1,695 --•'" 61 FORD FAIRI.ANE .. ·........ · .. $3,5 Sbows $1,595 ~ ................ PICKUP BETTER ·.BUYS FRO BLAETTNARS ..-• 56k~d $195 \1 Ton, 8 cyl Plc)<·UP · 63 stOUT ·.... ·.. ·:.. .. .. .. .. $895 YOUR H aw1yl Cont...,OhloStatolt. .446-2241 tc:~~duc1or U1 or the birth of a second daUihter to Mr. and lllr s, Fred IA>Uilaa of Akron. Entsminger. The infant was bom on AprU 5 at the St. Thomas lloiiiJitalill Akron. Slo has been DIDted Julio and Bruce. Ann. Maternal grandmother Ia Alice Flanagan of Porkers. tho late Mrs. lllrjorle SBvely, burg, w. va., vlsttedhermother, Mro. Mary M. Diddle and.aloter, , ".J Posten carl')'ing out t h e and 1110 maternal _.-anclo " • D. WAI unounced that I liUldlmother Iii Mrs. Mabel Slnbom Anna Grace Oiler. eon wiU be held atthei(O)'~ theme, Keep Amertea Beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beegle have been made by members ot of MlddillPOJ'I,. lng. and family or Falrl>om visited Den 8 of Clib Soout Pack 241, her mother, Mra. ErneJt Me- Middleport. Bride. The polters have beendlopioy. Jdln Utle spent two weeks' ed In &tme wlndowo In Middle. semester break from Rio Grande port. The boys also msde litter Collep at the home or his par. bags aa a part of the projed. enta, Mr. and Mr a. Donald Uale Mrs. Ernest Fraser and Mra. and brother Keith. Wallace Powers are leaders Of Mrs. Laura Leifheit has re- the 81'001>· turned home after spending the Boys psrtldpsUng ill the pro. winter with her daualtters, Mrs. jeet were Scott Fraaer, Jimmy Kathryn Peters or Arcadia; llr. Holman, Georp llewsrt, Mlko and Mrs. Harold Amspoker or Powers, Jetf Jacoba, stanley Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Starlin&, and Ronnie Hawkina. Ruc1f Jovln of Cleveland. ••••••••••••••••••·• rod•y-drlvt s.lth Auto Sales i. the New York Central Ralll'OIId. The cbft,imtion wu held at the Diplomat . 'Hotel in Hoi lywood Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Rias were accompanied m their Flor~ Ida trip by lllr. and Mrs. Roger Epple of Chester. Scout Den 8 Nokes Posters ·, ·' .• pastor, chllr<ll Sdlool, 9:30a.m.; Warilh4' Hnl.ce, 10:80 a. m·, ~ ol ......'!""' ilnd - .. own AnnoWlCement is belns made , . •.•. ·u· Pralao aenteo, 'l!lurtda,y, 7:30 n.m, 7"TB£ R1JTJ..\m>~Im>:' CHURCH· - Rri, C, l; LemiiQI, o . n· . The ooot;soaoo irom lbo ~ Circle and tho W.S.C.$.1'1U ••• dolaort and beverf&t II tlio ·• • per with oach member to tal!8 a covered dlllh and their too bleaenlco. The dl&lrlct mootiDg to bihlld a1 tho Jackson Mothodllll Chureb on April 18, wu anDowicad. h wos .....,rted that 3S sick eaUs wero liWio durlncthepsotmonth. lttsteases rorUJem--were Mrs. Waraer, Miss .Adl, 0 . helmer and IIIIas IAierotll Gel>helmer. · Birth Announced .ramea G, Moirt'..., ~.- .tRIEDOit 006J'ELtoii\5SION- ••• ~uper O.CK -~~ FUTUIIU "" Dis<: ftat,... _.. -COil Auxiliary 64 Chevrolet FIVE PASSENGER SEI)AN'• ,_.....,.., "" Rummage Sale Is Planned Dr. Hard Top. One local owner. t'Ower lng. IJ>w mileage. Extra nice. 124 ""' Nr. and Mrl. Dele ROIIIh and J.nc. Nro. Glenn Hlloa praoeotod dauchter, hJT7, of &.1 Albans • fUm entitled, Where OUr llone)' were weekend guesta of hia par .. enta, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roullb. Dale Kennedy hao bem return· ed 10 hla home from the Voterana HoiiJ)Ital in Hunlinllon, W, Va. A rummap llle waa planMra. Martha Childs Jell Wed- ned for 140)' 3 ~ 4 by the nesday by plane from tllarles- Sew.Rito-:Sewlna: Club Wedneo. ton, W. Va. tor Blrmtngtlam, da¥ nlalll · at the club house. Ala. to be with her daU&hter, Mrs. Raymond Baity waa holt· Mrs. Joe Falkner, and family. es.s for themeetingpresldedover h expects to remain there for by Mrs. Flo Strlekland. A white an indetlnite visit. Mra. Qlilds' elephant ssla wao held and Mrs. granddaughters, Candace Bahr Strickland presented the ho&Ceas and (ilorla Gibbs, aeeompanied 1111 to Mra. Baity. It wao an. her to the Charleston airport, nouneed that Mrs. COlvin SimPChristine Ballr, junior at Rio son will be hoateu for the next Grande College, ls home tor the meetlna. Easter weekend with her parAttondlrtg besides those naments, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr. ed were Mrs. Charles Holtman, Mro. WIUard Boyer, Mrs. Ed. ward Wells, Mrs. Doo MeKDJ.sh~ Mrs. Doo Collins, Mrs. Harold to f.Aeet Hood, Mra. Ronald Browning, The Women's AuxiUary ofVet. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr. i NEW IHI MODELS BRILLIANT ADVANCED bra••s 11,. SOrvlce at the United . . _ dl•t Church. · llro. V. D. Edwanla woo the of ChUllootht were &mda.Y Program c~ ancl....cJuelod 81111111 · Ill: ·llrt. · A. E. Erwin. the Plqe aorvlce at the !"OO!oo hold in Clevotend, June 2~ Mrs. Denver Wel~ Mrs. Peggy Ham Robaonpresidedatthemee~ T~lor, and Mrs. Betty Cowan ing and others attending were were guests. A practice for iD- Mrs. Bertie Watts, Mrs. James spectJon wu announced for 9 Souder&, Mrs. Norman w~land, a.m. on A»rU 20, with all offi- Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Hercers requeated to attend. man Bailey, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. William Woodard, and Mrs. LI.Yid Syraeuse News, Society Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, Stephen, Molly and Mile11a ot. Cloves, vlaited re- "'lad!. .. Slalt.Y !lcllooi, :30 'J)ire~t6rj/fd~< · . : · ~f~:~~~~ =~~..s:~ . ' ' i Area· ;:L"'h. ·r·._,Q ,~• ~es · :· ......, =.~:r.~= ;: . m::~~.:';.; . ........., .~ l\1, V. TIUett o1 Warreo, IICIII· , HumWcy, senlce, Mercy, ud · Goes, · ., tit~.W ot Mro. Msbel Sanborn, . BOlon Wll tho Proci'am . Durin& th4l mOetltW ~ II '<Ghftned to tho Ala'GI1 Cen· iq! ot Tueodo.y litiht'a meetiDg biY Nri, Everott ' Thomas. ~e eral Hoapltal. He IUi!ored a ot . . Woman's !:belt)' of Chrl.. preoldlinf, 1n the abo"!'" ot»ro, :\ ,. , •-· ·, 'I s.-. ' .....,-oomee, Sluller, pu~~~r• w-u 'W~,aapt. Wanhlp 101. m. ··· SYRACI.SE METHOIIIST ,• Rev, WmleU Stuller, pulllr, Stalal Sphool, 10 ., m.; corron Norrla, qt. Worlldp aomco, lla.m. RACIII!E Ml!THOJ»!T - Jo1m w. Kimbler, ps-. SundiQI Sehool, 9:30' a.ns.; Wanhlp HrY• lee, 10:30 1. m.; JUnior ebalr · practleo, WeclnescloJ, 8:20 p, m,; Senior ebolr pracllco, 'lllurada,v, 7:30 p, m, a.., 11n1t1or Cllaa moellatr, Frldq ol ooeb DIODIIIIIIS p, m, Wea!OJM Sonelo Guild, -MIIIIda1 oleaeb monlll, 7:30 p, m.; Jllllnr JUch MYF, 4:30 p, m, each ~~ SOnlor ~ MYF, 5:30 p, m., eaeh Smdai'. PORTLAND Ml!THODIST Rev, Jolm w. Kimbler, ps-. ~ SCbool, 9:30 a. m.; Worlidp oervleo, 7:30 _p, m. OAK GROVE METHODIST Jobn W. Kimbler, Sun11aJ SC:hool, 10t30 a. m.; Worship service, 9;30 a. m., first and lhlrd SOlid~ each month. Eddie wu the liaa!lait'~.. ~,_ij!e choir tqday. He ·~ 1..-1 ,!lit 'liPil ot the front row, ,atrel:e!IM .~ N lu! could, 111d ..., wiQI hla '!ll!!lo heail I loo~ed up at 1rlil , IOGIIil' freckled boy·faee and woadtncl wlllt IHI ~ tblnlti.. u the Eufier ~' rao6!1n ......nclo llld b-..! 1!1" April Jr. Wero hf.l tholllhll Oli diocolate bUJI. nlso aDd ralnM-co~ ...._ C)l ,.. the ollrri"l stol7 be . lfqm,.. • '"He Ia JIOt heN, but. ia rileD"! Of oae lhi"l I am cortaill. Wlien he ia III'OWD aDd thlllkl of· EaaU!rllme back home, it won't be tbe eandy 1111 and Euler bulrata he'll nnoombor; bill the smell of IUiell at the chaaeol ral~ the joy of jolnl111 hla YOice to a Holltlojah chor1111. Give your child a lifetime lift. Celt. brale ll*lal Sundlya alld .....,. Sunday by 101111 to your chareh 1114 laklnr hlm with yon. , • PI-· ZION CHURCH OF CHRisr Pomeroy - RarrlsonYIUe Road. E - Underwood, psstor, Kenneth Grover, llmdey Sc- ~ Swadl.,y School, '9:30 L m.; Wol\o llblp service, 10:30 1om. !IIndo~' tWeDI.lJI service, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, ThuredO)', 7:30 p. m. '•f"' . ·' 1111 OIUIQI ·All. •• ~ ... AII.IOIM_. n.. Clwrcft It the INCIIW hlclor on -,.,tho bvlldlno .. ·~.­ good dfl.nlhlp. It It a ........ .,. of lplrltval Yalun. Without o 1trong Churdt, neltMr oHIIIOCIOC)' norchoill» lion can survive. Ther. en tow IOvnd f'HIOI'II why e¥ery perloft thovld oolfeftd MIV!cot........, .... tht Church. "'*r .., (1} ,_ hh OWft ST • JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· Pto......1 ........... u--1an -•-• ...- . ~~.. worlhip, 9 a. m.j &nlay Sehool, 10 130 a.m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 ov- ...... (2) r..h~ ohl-'uob. (3j r.. "" • • of hll CllllllrntHIIty .... notion, (4) r.. tho ,.b of tho Ch""" lfooK, whkh ...... hit motol ... motrllrlal E. Second St., Pmteroy,Sunday Scbool, 10 a.m.; Worship service svpport. P'lon to go to churdl reevlorly 11 a.m.. -.~ SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH Rev. Paul A.SOllora,psstor.SUnday Scbool, 9:30 a. m,, Ben Quii• nbe e rry, supt. Mornirw worshi.P, 10:30 a. m•• nrstamthirdSunda¥• each month. Evonllw ..... With the hope lt will, in some measure, foster and help sustain thlt wbieh 1a gODCIIIn ~and gellotle service, 7:30p.m., seeond and frurlh Sonlaya, community llfe, thla feature ts sponsored by the buslnell firma and orpntlltlona whole 11111181 .,.. pear below. BETHANY EUR CHURCH Rev. Paul A. SOller&, psstor. Morning worship, 9:301. m.,· SUnday Sehoo1, 10:30 a. m. Blythe Thela&, SUpt. YOII!h Fellowohlt>, ":30 p m V CARMELEURCHURCH-Rev, Paul A. Sellers, ps-. Sunday S<bool, 9:30 L m.; W.,..Rousb', "" ·" ·· · ·Bakers o1 Hi>lsuln Bread SUpt. Morning ""'sbijl, 10:30 I. m., second and frurlhSUn:loys ct each month. Emt~DgevanaellaUe aenlee, 8 p, m. second and third Sundaya oleach month. ENTERPRISE EUB CHURCHProducers and Dlstributora Sales - ALUS CIIALIIERs _ Slrvlee Rev, Menze! Smith, Putor.Halt>h Of High Grade Coal Farm - lndultrlal Lawn " Gordon Spencer. &wt.; Eldon Weeks, Well Columbia, w, Va. Tl()pera Plains Pbono 667-3135 Ala't. Wnrlidp oervleos, 9:30 1. m••• ....._, ........ School• 10:30 a. m. Youtb Followaldp, 6:30 p.m, EftDlJw aentee, 7:30 p. m.; Youth ebolr, 6:30 p, m, W-ada.v7:30p,ns. "K""""ky Frted Cblckon'' MORNING STAR EUR - Rev, 992-2550 240 Lincoln St. Pomeroy M...ll Smith, ,......, Jobn Jlllo, S..,.. Fred Smith, A••'t. Sundoy ..... 0 • Sdlool, 9:45 a. m.; Momlrw worahlp,"10:45a.m.; ·Prayermeet- latr, 7:30 P. m. Tlllrada,v. Youth FeUowlidp, 7:110 P. m.SolldaJ. CHURCH OF CHIRST - Mldclleport, 5th and Main. Jilek Scltoa, s..,t. Bible Sehool, 9:30 o. m,; Mnblp, 10:30 o. m.; Evenbw: wor1htp, 7:30p.m.; Pr~or oervlce, W-lday, 7 p, m, Rev. RsnUn ~i~Yer, pastor, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . -lillddloport. Rev. Alldi'YM!Uor, pou. teller TOflnr,&wt.SUn· da1 - · 9:10 a.m.; Mornlatr Worllldp, 10:30 a. ns.; Jlmlor Sociob', 8:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, m. - , Enapllotle mooU:w, 7:30 p. m. PriQier mootblg, Wed•l<lll', 7:30 p, m. THE SALVATION ARMY -EII'ftiY Ro,y S. Wlnbv, ollleor ill cliorp, Sandaj>, 10 a.m.,lloll••• moetllw; 10:30 L m. Slllda1 SchooL Y- ~le'a I.errton. 1 p, m.; Selvatlon.mllllatr, 7:30 p, m.; TlllredO)', 1 1o 3 p, ns.; LediOI-., J.ealul; 7p,ns, ,Prlpcluaoo. liT, MOIIWI BAI'ft!T -Mid'dl-'o ~ o t - and . WaiD !II. Iloblrl Jaekaon, ........ ' 1:30 a. m.; ~~­ q ...w,. 1.11:30 a. m., Amolli JUdlardo, qt. liVTLAND FDIST BAP'mT Jm, ,Sauill J. putor, ~ ~·9:30a.m.; SUn-. dq - · 10 ...... Mrl.'Ger· · IIICior, !qlt. Wanhlp aentee, It a. m, Baptlll Tnlllq Ulllon, llrot 1D11 second Sill• ot s:ao .P. m.; 11n. .... -.r.ny. OHIO .VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. LEIVING COAL COMPANY BOGGS EOUIPMBIT WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAHNG tROW'S STEAK HOUSE R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MARK V STORE uotuo•a Oldest [bdge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio -=w llaailll1-. Joe-. wa.., JrilldetL . IIY$ELL RUN FJ1EE IQiTHoJ. DIST • Rev. tor, s·· ,., · JIOndlll WCIL'IIhlp, _...,, *' · · y- pu. m.;, ROYAL OAK PARK'• HNY'S FOODl.AII FAMILY RECREATION !M'DOIING lllddleport. Ohio •• 'I I I • K&C JEWB.fRS Wo FW AU Il>etors Preserlptlons 993-2955 Pomoro1 LYONS MARKET "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3u General Merchandlao Plain• 661-3280 r..,...... THE StWIN& CENTER WlllrE SEWING MACHINES "Quality Fahrlca At ~ Prteea" 113 IIIU St. lillddiiiiOrt Poinu aad a--at-.... ~ Plaint ·~ 98~3.20 GOE6LEII READY-MIX CO. 1193-3284 . IIOYI'S SOIIQ, SEME . . l1JPBIS PlAIIlS HAIDWAif . Woa Main St. i .-eroy · . ~tho Ch"""' ol ywr a.oto,o RAI.l'S BBI M14tn �. •- ' J~- ,I • · • ,.. n.. llllb- Sioihel. Parli__lll........., o:l 4»ru .u; 1ee.• , . _. w~ -) .tory 0 • .r By ChOrl,.e 0 Hoe Rich heart Mr. lnd NrJ. Rlehard Brown and chlljlrtjo, Dlek and Brenda, rllireshmenta. ~for~ Brownie CADET TROOP 185 87 was staged TuoscloJ A RUMMAGE SALE to be hold :~ on die lawn or the scout in 140)' was plamecl ...,., Cldet . •ii>u-. Troop 185 mot Tue~ nflhtat ~.t , ~de.ta Saraent was the finder the home ol Mra.. Frank Powers. Ot Ute luck;y egg in the hunt. All leader. :p11 Whlfl fbund eggs were given Contributions ot used clothlni lprlses. Mar1 Ann MiUer and 0.. for the sale wUI be scllclted II)' • ilurrl,)' were guests at th~ members of the t.rcKC4 t\lrirw; ·. .U• hunt plllll18d by the leaders, the meeting the girls discussed -ljro. Eupne Murro.y and Mrs. plans for making m~ture rc>~ ,Gtorae Miller. Refreshments cas of scout unUorms ol other were aerved. countries to be dilll'~edon doUs Attending the Easter party be- and po&si~ exhibited II the aides those niJiled were Megan Melts County fair Ia August. ~r, JeMiter Wlse, F a i t h The sewing project wW begin Berrm~~~n, S&l~ Walters, Trina next week. GB!b1, Martha Krawsc11n. Pitt)' An original pJa.ylot wW boP"'" Bo)'llis, Pamela Powers~ Paula pored by Debbie Schuck, Debbie lloea. Valerie Lewis, Beck;y Call, Jyl Beaver• Pam D:Jdson. 011- Jill Walburn,Jon!Mur- Amy Hlmm, Nancy Buaklrk, and riQI, Ann Fitch, Cynthla Lane, Marprie Wamsley and prese~ Traey Burdette, a n d Velvet ed lor the junior IJ'OOP, SWilllor. Other members au~ the meeting weR JeMifer Goble, SCOllf T HOOP 100 Debbie Laney, Robin Mllls, Jane PIECES OF ROPE for use in Gilke,, Debbie Gilkey, and Brenthe &l.lllllltr dl3 c amp at camp da Edwards. Klllbuta w e r e distributed by Mrs. Mildred Jacob& will be a Mn. Carol Ohlinger ,leader when guest demonstrator at th,e APrU Troop 100 met this week at the 23 m~ of the troop. She will Salisbury School. show the girls how kl make var~ Ptnn,y Win and Rose Marle ous items suitable Cor Mother's Colburn conducted the oPening ceremony. Mrs. Ohlinger served ~gifts. Plan April 20 Inspection Final plans Cor lnspectlon to tend church in a gro~ at the be held on APril 20 were made Bradbury Church of Christ. Intormatlon was presented rewhen Bethel 62, International Order of Jobs Daughters met MlD- garding the Grand session to be • 1111' night at the Masonic TODII>le. Dobbie King, oonored queen, presided at the meeting. T h e change In inspection date from AprU 27 to AprU 20 was noted. lt was announced that go .. tochurch Sundly tor the Bethel is AprU 21, and the girls are to a~ BY ADA SLACK ..,.q with their jiiU'OIIta, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark; sister aDd brother..tD~aw, Mr. and Mrs. William F. Winebrenner. Visiting Mill Frankie Mumaw were Mrs. Della Boggs, Mrs. Edith CorneU, Mrs. Freddie Boe and Mrs. Lucy Frederlek of Gallipolis. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. ~ck ol Colwnbus, Mr. Donald Quick and daut!lter Leanne or Gohanns, Yllit8d their parents and arsnd· parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S. Quick. Mr. and Mrs. James R. White and daut!lter Mary Beth ot Dunbar, W. Va., vilited his moUter, llrl. A&nes White and uaele, Rlehard Dlckworth. They alao visited her mother, !drs. Rose Schwarz and ramily ot Muon, w. va. Mrs. Martha Rew of Columbus vtllted her sister, Mrs. Lee Jonldns and family. Connie Morarity or COlumbus vhiced recently with her mother, lira. Psullne Morartty andbrolltor Mai\r. Mr. and Mrs. Vemoo. Bartela and clllldren or Cilldnnall, were weekend euests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Bartel a. Mr. and Mrs. George Sehneldor, Eleamr Koy and Mrl. Rlcllard Roush, visited relative• 1n Rlllmsn recently. Mr. and Mra. Dale Hubbard or lloeylaod visited recentlylllllt bls psrenta, Mr. and Mrs. EdiJOR HOObard and otber relaUvea. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ulndon were weokend 81111111 o1 their daU&hter and IIOIWn.law, lllr. and Mn. Douglas Moore and family , · ol Newark. Tho,y - • joined there b1 daU&htor and JCm..tn-law, Mr. IDcl Mra. Jack Koeller Of Welt Al-. Mr. and MI-a. I!Gborl llar<len, Debbie and JIJI\, visited their 11111 and daut!lter - ill • law, 11r. and Mro. Robert Harden and son, Eric, of Marlm. Nra. lolfla Hudson lljiOol the weekend With her sister and brother- in -law, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerlacll ol Letart, W. Va. Mr. and Mra. Charles Whlteo! Mlcldleporl called on Mr1. Aitles White &mda.Y afternoon. Mra. Ellen Newland spent a few dol's at her apsrlment on SOccnd llreot, before &Vina to h..- empl03J11enl In Middle. port. Mra. Ada Slack 11J1en1 a few <Ill'• assllllnaill tho care of her grandchildren, Tammy, Chll)'l . and Torey Jomaon or Wolf Pen, whUe their mother, Mrs. Har~ ie1 Jobnsoo altonded a eonven· tion 1D Cleveland of the Women's Auxili&l')' ol the Veterana Memorlal Hospital. Mrs. Harman Lon· dan alao attended the same con~ ventlon. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jenkins, 11C1111 D. J. and D. G, of Colum. bus, lljiOol the weekend with her mother, Mrs. lillldred Seleer and famUy, his parenla, Mr. and Mn. Fred Jenklas, Sr., andtamUy, and oloo Mr. and Mrs. John Koehler and fsmUy. llr. and Nra. WUbur Holter of Akron visited her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Duekworth, who accompanied them home Cor an ex. tondod Yloll Sharon ""' Coltrlll and frlmd JOJ Lallprman of COlumbus, apont the weekmd with the for. mer'a parent1, Mr. and Mrs. llmald Collrlll, b-er• Craig ONE DAY SIIRT SERVICE You get our usual fine •ervlce and finlshlng. •In It 9,out It 5 Clean.,s aU 4 w~tlls - no utra cost 4 doofs- Hilt's just tht ,.,. It'I IINidl Stlb 5 CMIIorttbly - ~ fa•ll~ Cll lU cubil fut trunk roo11-10l 7.5 ~ - 10 ..... 1011 "" Sllotr 01 Vlnll II..,.., ...... - ......... - · 0>11"' tllrl ... ..,..,""' .... ""' 'r erans Memorial Hospital will hold Its rquisr meeting in the Hospital cafeterla at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Mrs. Beulah Straus• or the Meigs County Health De· partment will be the speaker. Refreshments will be served by the Middleport group. LODGE MEETS Get-weU cards were signed for Mrs. Helen Lewis and Mrs. Mattie Bush when the White Rose lodge mot WednesdO)' at the American Legion hall. Mrs. WU. Crusade Beginning At Pomeroy School The 11 Blble ln the Hand" Cru~ aade, foaturlng Evsngeiiot 1'1\11 Gager will begin Sundo.y night, April 14, st 7:30 p.m. a1 the Pomeroy Elementary School, Mulber-ry Ave., with the altow~ lng or the ESitor ftlm, I Beheld His Glory. The Crusade wUI continue ev~ ery TuescloJ and &mclay nlil>t through June 16, and will f... ture movies on the Ute of Christ eeeh night, lntrocmcing a new feature, ••Blbleinthe Hand.•• The pliblle is Invited. ~ ' Jlobe!t .w,~• "h!> If 1.11, \)!'!'!• "' wen d!O<a~sed lor apjJtlueko,.. per to be hold .a t lbt..., meelo J.nc. , . · • " •• • ' ' ' • •• . .. Herman Baileys Will Celebrate Anniversity· •I The &Olden -'"t annlver. ot Mr. and Mrs. Herman Ballo,y will be observed llmdq from 3 to 5 p.m. with op o rl h011se at their realdenee, 467 Floher Sl., Mlddl_.t. HoaUnr the anniverlllr)' nb. 11rvance will be tbelr t w o dauahlero, Mrs. Horold dowy Jean) Rarriaoo of Clncl111all, and Underwriters Meeting Held III'Y Mr. and lllra. Kmnoth ~!),gone Ri8P of ReedaviUe, Route I, have returned from a trip to Florida where they attended the 30th Annual Leaders Meetina for the pllfyin& aaonts Of the JOIIII Haneoek Mutual Life lniiU"snce Mrs. Charles (Doris) F:tnnlpn, of lllmtlngtoo, N, Y. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey have elsltt grandclllldrell. Mr. and Mrs. Bailey moved 10 Middleport soon after their msrriaae at Charlolllon, W. Va. Until his retirement in 1957, Co. Mr, Rigga Ia an aaont with the compsny. Hll!l>lll!l>ls of the meeting were dlacusatons on more advanced and e1fecdve Mr. Bailey was methods of serving present and future poiJcy owners and entering lnlo the field of mutuallllnds. SHFIAT 61 FORD F-100 .......... ·.... · .. 66 Buick $2,795 Electra 4 Dr. Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. Low mileage one owner car. FuUy equipped. 66-Pontiac $1,895 Lemans Tempest Spl. Coupe. We've serviced this one since new. Beautiful red finish with bucket seats. Low mileage. Fotir on floor. Sprinf over heau cam six. 65 Buick $1,995 LeSabra Conv. Cpe. Biege with white careluj owner. PS and PB, AT. top. One 66 Volkswagen $1,595 Square Back Sedan. One careful owner. ~ood care. 64 Skylark Story Told at Circle Nleeting The Ealler lleey ill scripture and medihUon waa ,preaented at the Afternoon Clrele -Ung ThuredO)' at Heath Mothodllt Churcll. Mra. Walter Hayes, prelldent, opened the meeting with a thouBftl on humility by Dr. BIUyGrllhun. Seripture and a medltaUon, The Eaoter Flower, were prtlenlod b1 lira. M. c. Wllaon, devotion. 81 luder; and Mra. Max Donahue eave 1 aerlhOnette on proof of the resurrection. &port 2 Ur. Hard Top. An extra sharp car lns1de and out. bpoUess all white finlsh with black vinyl bucket seals and fuU operating COO· •uL Power Steering. .lUlCK IIH.992-2143 PONTIAC •• •• Pick-liP. 4 Wheel Drive . 60 :POMTIAC VENTURA .. · ·...... $595 -·.. • Dr. !IT. Auto. trans. Power steeling, power bf!,keo, radio & b•ator. wsw .tlreo. ShtJ"p . •' r~.--~---"'!'tr---·------.------~ II 59 FORD · GALAXIE 500 II · ·· I 1 , ~:1 .. , . ' ... . .· • ALF.EillihnoiiSl' •Pou<J - "'J . ' · GOD- br cHiMir.a = ·'"en R,Y, Cho -.· ..... - - . Rev, ~-;;, ~--;,jp q, 11 a. m. ""P llrot IIIII Somdll1 aanieo: 7:30.p.ai.PIWtrMeet- lhlrd SunilaJ; 11m1 Holfer,•lll!• A. CUtxJiPutor, llmdilr'Scboof lr~J, TaoaoiQ, 7:l0 iJ,Ia,; Ernelll 1-.. C~ - . - , 7:30 It • 30 l.lnu ..., _ _ - · elul - · \'outbFtl- Pi .....~ 101'- Stalal. .. · ~·' ·"' .,...d !)lllbwtr,:Ji!lllo ~ Sdlool,f:® i. m.; W•- I..,.ttlp, l'flili,r; 7J.IO p.m. l:r· Emeraon , Fa>lor, WorihiP aorvteea at dlfS *illl · Olil )llr91co,' lU'. ·m.1Ettnllv aHt IIIOIIr, !Oidar; i!4pr wu- Pr-IIIOIIItW. 7:30 p,m.OYI!l')' the Rov. Cuto. Wmliii!. ,'T~ Pi1DJil·~·...... fnd, Jr.,jn1141&. . w~. -.a mootiD&, 7:30 ~ P- aorvleoa , at 7&tt. !C., ,TirlldilJ, ct:IP p. m. Y...a. . IUSON AssEMBLY cinJJICJi p, m., flnl )lmiiQI ct DICIIdJ:. I'.OIIor.IIW!ie ServteoaetWO Sonlne, ~~ 7:10 p, ns, OF GOD - · Socanl lit., Muon, · POMEIIOY TRINITY IJNITED and an·tiotor F.a llwllfDilnwlae ~ IIIIJI, ~ Sltlurdu' ct W, Va. Su!doJ Sdlool~ IO o.m, CHVBCH OF CIIRl'lT- Rev. W. &m!IIQII!cf>ool on AjlrU lf, oaeliJI!Illllll, ; ' llomllw - - li • m.EYaa- H. l'lrrlll, pulllr. Palrlek D. cii~ !:bel~K Cl~ Cllrlllllsn p~~llit ,.met, 7:110 p, m. Bible Wllll!l, !qlt. SunllaJ Sehool, 9:15 11J - ·P,t; ;...-· ''IIeelltot.' c~ c• ~~Qui·-''• sa.b- and lll'IQIII' alrvlce Wed- ao m.; W•llbijl, 10:25 a. m, lllhoaldi.JIC!otlhi:·l.iisons. Pllflir,Ro; ....,.....,iiiiJI.CGrn· 71l0p,ns.Cbt-Tu- v...a. eholr ..-....., Mm<Ja1, to ~ reed 1ft aU Cllrlitlan ........ and . . . . . . . . . . 9:30 . . . . . . l'llaao m-5U3, 8:110 Pi m, Mrs, Marvin Burl, liellnot eburellaa tbll &:nlltQ>, , ._, ' CARtEToN CHURCH -KIIw,. dlrM!or; Sealer ebolrnhooriOI, 9,30 ~· 7:110 p, ns., Mr•. Paul The Goldol! TOJt wblch -.talbo ., il.aft bar)'. - . Soll<lll' ~·· for lhll lllblo J:.o,_ Ia "feU"' L m., Jlolph Clrl.liai!L Worllblp N-, - · Tluradly, Ill 1 froiD iaatalu_"Sineo thal!ollDIII'Yieo, 10:110 a. m. and 7:30 p. da.v, BillY Boo 'l!liltlal party In Dial oltht -ld m• •-- not . "I licrile m~Wh ·to _ltiJI abo"t m. 11~. rr.y., moelllv, ellureh ooelal room, •••• · ~OK Gild intl<k fo jlldgt• but RVTLAND CHURCH OF ~,. nOr Per<oived II)' lho ior, ht who.rmt bui Ia ~n~~; Gild W-Ildly 1-30 P. m. lllither ,balbthoOfoaaili,O(;ocl, I dtc(llrt to tht world Whot - ~THMEmOiliSTCHURCH CRRtiT-RQll W. Carter, Pll• bolldi. - , What ill blUI ~.... I ho'"' , ~tlll'd frtm~ him."- ·lillddliiiOrt. Rev, llalloaaln:o, ..... SOlid~ School, 9:30 a, m,; Pll'ld -lor him that wM 'tor John !:28. ' ·, ·· ,......, Jock Beehtle, c hur e h comm.- and ~ Hnlee, ldm." • Scbool s.L Church School, 9:80 lO;SO a. m,i Prayer meethw, AU that I am I owe to Jesus I. m.; 'Worlidp ofnleo, 10:30 TlundaY, 7:30 p, m, v. IL Brs· LAIJJIEL CLIFF ~REE·IIETJI. Cbrlit reveal~ to me 1n H1a 1. m.; lillddl_.t • Faaeroy ley, &wt. OllST .CHUIICR- &mcJI¥Sef>ool dlvln~ Bookr'-Davld IJvln&- l\1-.t YoutbFollowlidp,SUn- CII!STER METHODIST Cbarge t:ao ~ 110rlhiP,, stone, Africa!) uplorer aDd da.v, 'p, m, ~ ...Dial-· - Rev, J'learl A. Cl*, putor, 10:10 ._ m., .....WW .....,...,,. m!Aionary. lldp, 7130 p, m,; Ollldal- CHESTER: Worsbijl, 9 a. m,; 7:30 p, m.; Wedne,...., ~ IIIOIIItWollrlt lilllllaJ ot month, SolldaJ Sehool, 10 o. m.; Mro, ian Yciutll Crulldora, 6:311-p, m. LIIAl. !Hmcl 6 p, m,; WScs secondMondiiT o1 Wald Spencer, SUpt. FLAT• and Pfii70J' moot11w. 7ti0 p.m. - .•• p. ns.; Eleanor Clr- ll WOODS: Chllreh Sdlool, Sandal', ~,.._...__ NOTiel 01· IUCTI" Otl TAX _ . , . 1....., ~ T- · cbolr pracllce, 7 p, . uv• 111 oxeui ' .. ••• cle Heond Tlllrldar, Cl&ll 12 a.m.,-·· BaUy, aapt. Wnr"'" "R,, ~ GUI, potor; Phil _'Jo MIL,'::.!IMITAYIOII lbl:.. W-""·•. ••ttern'- Clr· •ohjp oervlet altorllliol Wllb AI· :Nvu...& loll ·or~- liMb Ibn Ia "'""'Y , . -.a and ~~ s.~ WI llo &111. """"""' " ~ .......... of tho ele, Heond TlllrtdiQI after-. " '-~•· mOO I ~R CHURCH OF CJIRI8I' · :'t~uu~ of.:;.~~~~ Cbolr pnctlce, 7 p. m. Wedaea- S1Dlay mOI'IIbw or evenUw, ol - Ronhie RuJ1•11 n ..,....., J.L.Oblo, paiHd Gft tM lith 41, of dQ". each week. - . . . . . , - a..,aw Mardi 1111. tJe,... wtu. 11e l&lbmttGRACE EPISCOPAL t.. Main mill C. WUJ, • ..,_ &mcJI¥ S.Jiotil ,.. to , tho ""'''' " wo IJNITED Ml!THOiliSTCHVBCH 0 IIPICIAL LUC· • Pomeroy. Clurch Sebool, 9:15 St., l'llmeroy • SUn:loy wnrablp '- ns.1 WorabJp ll:at a. m. Qll'lltlln Eaclrllwtf ~to~" . ~.U:t ~~J!! a. m.; WOI'IItdp aervtee, lOtiO. =ee, 10:80 a. m. with Ia.vlandlir · .._._ p~ae.. of vo~ualretn, oa Tueid.a' MYF, 8. p.m.Cholrpradlce, 7,30 SEVENTHn, DAY ADVEN ·Uw '110 "'' ot ~· ,,., tho • TIST 1.1011 cd ~ Pew. ol! tM ton .Po m. w~. Nilic lnvUed KENO CHURCH OF m111 t>o .,,,.u ot IQ otUnd tbooe unleea. Glon Cbureh - PanerOY, Mulberry NonnlnllcCil ..__...._.._. llhlP JMal · ' DMtrkl ror tiN H.r.....,.. Road north fl. Vete . II, • ..,..,.~-. purpo~~ 01 CtarftDt ~ ot UMi HUts mlntlter lAO Crew 8 S ...._.,...., ' rlllll ~~erY~co• weollly 1111:10 a.. m. ............ , .._ Mra, ·-'vsnv--..:..,nr' : llomorlallloiJIItal. Phillip Gag- · DMBG•-vn kld "" ....a.,'" ,..,._, lu • ..,.. -~ •-• """'" W 30 ~ .rv_ _ , ~ . OF ot (.OT) &e'fla ~ mJll \o nan for pnilt; Mrs, Betty RawliJwa, mu.. er' .r--r. ednelday, 7: p. Juua Cbrllt ol. Lattar Day • oaaun~ ,.ft.odi, .t.a ,... aot ••· lie director, m.,Blblestul;b"andprl)'el"meetc..1-_. o...:.....1._. eH4lJII .0'1' ...w for •.eb one doDar 1 Saturd •-~• Se _ _ , ......... - Blelne ...... .. ......... - · .-... .. .... POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST- ... ..,., - · bool, Suadl7 Schaal, 8:30 L Did Manto .,. Ceii.U for .,.ch orte hlldNil dol- c·· wnu..._ ......_ 10130 a.m.; Worlbip, 9:30a.m. lin of •aWadon, ru a eoaUAlle4 aner ~UU~P•I 1 pa_,.. .,.,..., ~ IJNITEIJ PRESBYTER· in11 Worllldp, !0:30 a. ns.liiondor ,..,.. ·. Sehool "'-rln '~' ....UW aervico 'it 7, W-ldo,y ... ....... k,;,.i4 llooUoa wiD .. WUeo, SundiQI ._.. • IAN CHURCH-Middleport.ltov. , 0PQ1 at f;JO o'eloel A.JI; and ,.main teDdeDt. Sunday School, 9:30 I. Howard R-lt, ............. J IVIidJW prt)'81" Hnl.ce, 7:80. OPID llii.W t :IO o'docl Plol • ....,. • u-t ..... wor•..... 10•30 a. ao-..,r. , ames Putor !ldtr PHderl k J Sto- 1\aDdard TI~M ot aaid diJ. ~· - - . ....-. • Buchmm, &mda,y Sebool SUper~ • c • =r.e:~:~ ~-::!,,"'oJUo m.; BYF, 6 p. m•• Blble Stldy, lntende-. Smda7 SebOol, D:30 FIRST CHURCH OF =:~"· · WILL Weclneadly, 7 Pi m., Cbolr prac- I. m. Worlidp SOrYiee, 10:30 ·'l'lii NAZAIIIlNE _.....,,_••~, JOHaiT"" lice, 8:30P.m. W-ada,v. I. m. Cbolr J)I'ICI!ce, 7:30p.m. -..... , , w--··· 9t80 a. m.; u__._ ·.....,. RUN METHO!m>T _ - Wor•'"'•, - ,.u,.,.,..•.,,AP"' ...ilo...-MT. IJNION B~ ·~T - Rev. FOREST 10:30 a. . ai.; IMrdrW Worllldp, CleU cox, ........ SUn:ioy School Rev Wmlell G Stull 7::10 p, m. rr.yor IOI'Yieel, 7:l0 ooneo ., OL•CTION 00 ••• ~ J:.ai'rr Clsrk. w ' .... --• ' 9 er' psotor • • . - Weo~•la.,, ........,·.~ . ' a•• -a 9 •• "'~-rnee, s. m.; SUn;.:.~~-::="" --..UnL~\~ :.~ · L"r'~.::.,.:~o'l ' &mdlf Scllaol, :.." L301Jl·i,_......, day ScMol, 10 a.m. Mrs. Fred ~-:-·~ r~~ llleC NOTW& " . ..,., '"'' 1a mnitW 1flll'8hlp, 7: ; Wecineo- Nea Supt. flock. Pullil', Rev, Mofttl II. ,.._... "iif . .. _ . . . ot tho .... --and Bible ......., 7:30 po~'-oy CHURCH OF THE Board Of Educ:atloa of tilt Soutbua \ltlor - - •-.:r MLI\ lill1lfll.al .... _fllllllll ~· ~~~ p,ns, . NAZARENE- Rev. Kenaeth . • · ~-.,.· ~a 11 o.i'iir1:111'r·oolu ., £""' · . ....__. .-,_ .,. _f'lor<e, putor, SUnday s.-. Q:urch.-' ~•DI""',PIIIoi'; 14 ._, - ·· " , ,., ..,... o1 ..,. ovn\JN M<o•nvlmi: -Rev. 9:30 a. m,, a.ymon:~ Walburn, Mia Slllo!G'!UidoJSqbools.- ...,., .,.,_ •• • IIPICL\L IWIIC· Jlllm w. Kimbler, ,......, SUn- oupt. Worllldp oervlco, 10:30 ao ._..... ~Scbool, l:iO a. :-!~'~~ ~ !;: ~Sehool,l0:30 a.m.; Wonhlp m. EYanpllllle sorvlco 7·30 of"::!;"'·..;: ~.:!!.~ .-=..~·· Heond and p,';,, 1 l'riiTer mootltW, w.d.."s. 'm.;_worllbiP aonloe,lO"! i, .'!" ;.,~ 1Uo Yolilb· aad Janlo!''toullt ~ ,.. •"""" o1 - · 1a • - " m-. ~. 7:10 p, m, __ S.U p. m. Ewntrw..oraiJ!P, 1180. : ~ : ' CllliSI'ER CHURCH OF T H E sYRACI.SE CHURCH OF THE Pr1lfiQI:.. IO.,.. IIIII Pralle, V(....ldiQI, - .....~ =-~ ~:::":.; ~~-· W -=~·=~~ Grllo, NAZARENE -lief. A. F. MUior, . • ,, • . of " ' If liiD .., , ........ • .orw.., -•~0,1 o.m. palor, Bnborl Slowort, Sandal' t.!...~ED . FAfl'll ~~- f:r~·,.: aot ~~ 111,,1 114 mUll IDd ~:10 g, .m., ~. ~ School Supt. SwKtay sehool, ,......, lltllomoOt - llollirt 1:, "' ..,. ......., " ,,....,. Scbocil, 9:30 o. rn. Cllsrloa Bll- eluaoa for all .... 9:30 a.m.; _..,. S. - - · ..............., wlliCh lo ,.,.,..,,.. ,..., _., •·- Rle•·~ '-f""'f . ·•~-·~ ~~ frl'l e.eb one liul)dnwt dollul of.,... --. ~ _ , ,n u.u - - . llal'nlrW Worahlp, 10:30 a.m.; · ........._ - . .._,_ '"''"· '" • ,._,.... ....,.. ~~- !'nil'• mllll:w, NYP5 SUndiQI 6:30 p.m.; EvanSuadii -Scbooi. ·=~ ID4 WOl'- o : ~--:J/Iutr..~m:..~: '1:30,.. m. awllltlc Senlce SI.DSa7 7:30 p. lbjp III:Yioe, 10130 a. m. and ...,. ..... s•• ,._. P.ll. 1tA11111S0NV1LL PRESBY• m.; PriQIIr 11101i1tW 1130P.m.-h~,llldowotk -.,."'.~':%'".C"i.:.:::.""· Tl:lllAN..., HowardR:wllt.IIUr.ao p.m.; Minion-IIMtllar. w....-..,1130 ot-- ....... '""' tor, .-Jillplo, !i1111C11Q1 S.bool U'J Moo11Dt1 second W-edO)' p. ns, . I( WILL ~ !iiiiCiiQI School, ·ot eaeh monlll 7:110 p.m. DOIOYIIY •M. ''""""" 1:30 lolllol Cllur<h Worlldp,7:30 , THE RUTLAND COMMUNITY '""!Mm.' w...w-..- . I·--~~.;.. _______ $495 .t ~----·----·-~~ . 61 OIMOI1T STA. WAG. · · ·· · · $5.95 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Radio and beater ' · 61 BUICK SPECIAL .. · ·.. · .. .. .. $S95 4 Dr. 8 cyl. Aut. trans. Radio an1 beater Many Mar. C1r1 and Trvckl To ChooH •r.tn 1967 Chev $2195 \1 .Ton Plckop. V8. 3 spd, trans, Black, Custom · Csb. Low mllea&e 1966 Dodge $1595 Sweepllne Plck·up. 6 cyl 3 apd. !rans. - ''.J' ' • KEITH GOBLE ,FORD ·USII CAl LOT .......o.t ' s.-. Tho•:... ·f• -• c.-r- · ON THE SPOT FINANONG S•lesr•nn-Emerson Jones-CIIH PhillipsEcldl• Fife-Den Thomp1011 You Alweys Pey Leu At "'*' ..r.tca, .. · 4 Dr. 6 cyl. stand. trans. Radio and he.tler sci!Na: . ... •• ~ • ~ "·' "1l' .,..,, """"" :m. u.111"":lh!: --t . ·JIAClNI: I .. or•- w• . . . =....':; "'::'":." ;; •• .2 ,, •• .•• •• •• -..• In AValue-Rated Used Car 64 Ford Jlrd . .. • .. . .. $1995 .. . r.::" ..,..w --. ...., .:.:..!'."".'!."::'·;!:..,...DJ!: a.- ... ,. ::. .,.:"' ...U 11, p. 11• Qnmunk:antl eta 11, · W'dQ',i.P-m.' Preaohi:W,Ib'ot and thlrdSUIIII,y ot maalh biY Cbarloa llulaeU 111 e,ao a. ns, BRAilFORD CHURCH OF CIIBlST • CbarloallulseU, 1111·a, Rlehord GUJroy, &wt. Silldl7 SchDcll, t:JO a.m.; MondQJ Worllldp, 1o,to a. m.; Emllqr -llldp, 7 p,m W-lldullillle _..... .on ' · - • 7,.. p, m, :;$41011 Full-l~~<laiiiDr 6-WII' Hat, ndlo,- rJ.ul,,wfs/W Uno, deluxe wheel dlaea, foetor)> alr......UtJoninll;.lltllUIIllnllh wilb black Sold and~Ofl by Into-. JQ!OVAII'S wri'NESSES, wrr Carnoban, preahllwmlliloter, t•. sundo,y: Bible leetun,l:30a.m,; 66 Old a Delta 88 Hoi.·Sect.n . . . . $2495 1965 Dodge $1395 Pickup. 6 cyl 3 apd. trana. w-·Tower atudJ, lOJIO a. m,; FuJI power equlplnent lneludlna windows aild , 6w~ Hal, radio, tlaled glaa, wJ•Iw Urea, w-e-~d~l • antl·apln· differenUol, factory alr~ndltlonln& ,J,li(\e · with red rivl Interior. One owner, new Olda...r.ile< ' .. 66 Old• Dynamic 88 Hoi, (pe. . .. .J~8~5 ' 1964 Chev '$1295 'h Ton Pickup. 6 cyl. 3,apd. trans. $595 EconoUne Von. 8 cyl. 1957 Ford 'h Ton Pickup. V8, .3 apd. trau. -~ 64 I • .,,.,_,.r~:'f. Buic~ Spedel 2. ~r : . ~ . . . . . .i)its., .• >' W-I<IIQil Billie liUIIJ,7 P. ns. 'tlllrldo,y: Mlnll!rr ae-. 7 p, ll!i. ~oo a.oti'llw, aPi m, . IIASON CHURCH OF CIIRl'l'l'IIIUer st. - Ewir... Wllkloy, J!1111111', Blblo .atudJ cluua,Sqn. dor• lOa. Iii. Worllldpand-b• q, !11:11 a. m,; 1i11111aJ ....trw aonlet, 7;30. .Bible atudJ ....... W-Ildly, 7:to p.m. , ,iJ'r, IIE!IIlAN IJNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST • Rn, 6· cyl., auto. ~01 .• radio, wl•lw tires, blu~· 'with blue Interior . , · ·>, ,•• ~· 1961 Ford Hydramallc Ira.,.., power brakes, power ,. · ~g. radio, tinted glaa, wl•lw llret, wl11te with gret>n In· terlm:, 1 o,wuer, sold.; llild .serviced by uo. . '""' w-• .s. w. '-Wt-lii' ...,' N I.andau 2 dr. IL T,, turquoiH with wblto vln,yltop,ll_b now lnaldo lild ont, ndlo, new w/a/.w/ tina, Ult-a~W ~ -1. gluo, 32,000 adUal ml!ea, lonka and .....llke brud new. ::.Ilulillndl' w.--.,, :"..!!. l , 67 ~.,ToroliiCio tt.T. . . . . . . . 1 $250 ·•5 r. 64 Y•lk•w•gitl2 Door .. , ..... ~. Black .wltb red lnlerior. Real nice little ear• .,. 1 C1lareb -Bit'. AJtD mua. pea- s.ns.r School, 10 L m.; Wonldp aonlco, lla. m.; Wednaldo,y III'IJO!'(m~. 7:80 P. ns.; Sandal' aljiC-.bl,p,7:30, SYRACI.SE. FDIST IJNITED PREIBYTERJAN - Rev, LiDiao H. Slebblna, pulllr, Worlidp, 9 a. m. StmdaY Sebool, 10 a. m.; Bible SIIIIIJ and 11'110r nnlce, W!Jdi>IIIIQ, 7 Pins, EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CIIBIST.• - . R, Bllko, p11w. SUndaJ School, 10 a. m., Wlmle l!llllqv, iiiiJI. IIDnliiW aormon, li •a. ns, Eftid:w aorvdo Cbrldu - · 7:30 p, m.,llrl, llda ChiYalfer, pnat. 11tat. &q aontoo .,a ......., ,,.., llld--We~ meet,q, WoclneoiiiQI, 7:30 p, m.,Un. 111U1e Holsl._, olua . _ , POMEROY LOWEll UGHT Cbotrdl - .Rarrl-111 Ro1111a.., IIOJ TIJ!or, psotor, Nan _ . . , S. s, !q!t. Stalal - · 9130 lhipaon· loo, 1.11:30 a,' in,; Dlodril - llldp, 7130 p, m. l'rll1or and tor. .,..,,w.. " _.YOU AREJ!Wfl'ED ' . . To:lht Grl•• Prtsiatltln ' , .r' I , < ' , • -'~ - Of The··flsttr .,,, · ·~ . H~Rawll111 - ~ • MJNEIISVILLI!! JIPir!IODIST - t:30a.•·"- Stalaltiltlo-.Cluam- . t .... 2 Dr. HT. 8 eyl. Aut. Trans. Radio, Heater,, , . I One Owner, Sharp ·I ON OUR USED CAR LOT steer· $1,695 --•'" 61 FORD FAIRI.ANE .. ·........ · .. $3,5 Sbows $1,595 ~ ................ PICKUP BETTER ·.BUYS FRO BLAETTNARS ..-• 56k~d $195 \1 Ton, 8 cyl Plc)<·UP · 63 stOUT ·.... ·.. ·:.. .. .. .. .. $895 YOUR H aw1yl Cont...,OhloStatolt. .446-2241 tc:~~duc1or U1 or the birth of a second daUihter to Mr. and lllr s, Fred IA>Uilaa of Akron. Entsminger. The infant was bom on AprU 5 at the St. Thomas lloiiiJitalill Akron. Slo has been DIDted Julio and Bruce. Ann. Maternal grandmother Ia Alice Flanagan of Porkers. tho late Mrs. lllrjorle SBvely, burg, w. va., vlsttedhermother, Mro. Mary M. Diddle and.aloter, , ".J Posten carl')'ing out t h e and 1110 maternal _.-anclo " • D. WAI unounced that I liUldlmother Iii Mrs. Mabel Slnbom Anna Grace Oiler. eon wiU be held atthei(O)'~ theme, Keep Amertea Beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Beegle have been made by members ot of MlddillPOJ'I,. lng. and family or Falrl>om visited Den 8 of Clib Soout Pack 241, her mother, Mra. ErneJt Me- Middleport. Bride. The polters have beendlopioy. Jdln Utle spent two weeks' ed In &tme wlndowo In Middle. semester break from Rio Grande port. The boys also msde litter Collep at the home or his par. bags aa a part of the projed. enta, Mr. and Mr a. Donald Uale Mrs. Ernest Fraser and Mra. and brother Keith. Wallace Powers are leaders Of Mrs. Laura Leifheit has re- the 81'001>· turned home after spending the Boys psrtldpsUng ill the pro. winter with her daualtters, Mrs. jeet were Scott Fraaer, Jimmy Kathryn Peters or Arcadia; llr. Holman, Georp llewsrt, Mlko and Mrs. Harold Amspoker or Powers, Jetf Jacoba, stanley Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Starlin&, and Ronnie Hawkina. Ruc1f Jovln of Cleveland. ••••••••••••••••••·• rod•y-drlvt s.lth Auto Sales i. the New York Central Ralll'OIId. The cbft,imtion wu held at the Diplomat . 'Hotel in Hoi lywood Beach, Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Rias were accompanied m their Flor~ Ida trip by lllr. and Mrs. Roger Epple of Chester. Scout Den 8 Nokes Posters ·, ·' .• pastor, chllr<ll Sdlool, 9:30a.m.; Warilh4' Hnl.ce, 10:80 a. m·, ~ ol ......'!""' ilnd - .. own AnnoWlCement is belns made , . •.•. ·u· Pralao aenteo, 'l!lurtda,y, 7:30 n.m, 7"TB£ R1JTJ..\m>~Im>:' CHURCH· - Rri, C, l; LemiiQI, o . n· . The ooot;soaoo irom lbo ~ Circle and tho W.S.C.$.1'1U ••• dolaort and beverf&t II tlio ·• • per with oach member to tal!8 a covered dlllh and their too bleaenlco. The dl&lrlct mootiDg to bihlld a1 tho Jackson Mothodllll Chureb on April 18, wu anDowicad. h wos .....,rted that 3S sick eaUs wero liWio durlncthepsotmonth. lttsteases rorUJem--were Mrs. Waraer, Miss .Adl, 0 . helmer and IIIIas IAierotll Gel>helmer. · Birth Announced .ramea G, Moirt'..., ~.- .tRIEDOit 006J'ELtoii\5SION- ••• ~uper O.CK -~~ FUTUIIU "" Dis<: ftat,... _.. -COil Auxiliary 64 Chevrolet FIVE PASSENGER SEI)AN'• ,_.....,.., "" Rummage Sale Is Planned Dr. Hard Top. One local owner. t'Ower lng. IJ>w mileage. Extra nice. 124 ""' Nr. and Mrl. Dele ROIIIh and J.nc. Nro. Glenn Hlloa praoeotod dauchter, hJT7, of &.1 Albans • fUm entitled, Where OUr llone)' were weekend guesta of hia par .. enta, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Roullb. Dale Kennedy hao bem return· ed 10 hla home from the Voterana HoiiJ)Ital in Hunlinllon, W, Va. A rummap llle waa planMra. Martha Childs Jell Wed- ned for 140)' 3 ~ 4 by the nesday by plane from tllarles- Sew.Rito-:Sewlna: Club Wedneo. ton, W. Va. tor Blrmtngtlam, da¥ nlalll · at the club house. Ala. to be with her daU&hter, Mrs. Raymond Baity waa holt· Mrs. Joe Falkner, and family. es.s for themeetingpresldedover h expects to remain there for by Mrs. Flo Strlekland. A white an indetlnite visit. Mra. Qlilds' elephant ssla wao held and Mrs. granddaughters, Candace Bahr Strickland presented the ho&Ceas and (ilorla Gibbs, aeeompanied 1111 to Mra. Baity. It wao an. her to the Charleston airport, nouneed that Mrs. COlvin SimPChristine Ballr, junior at Rio son will be hoateu for the next Grande College, ls home tor the meetlna. Easter weekend with her parAttondlrtg besides those naments, Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr. ed were Mrs. Charles Holtman, Mro. WIUard Boyer, Mrs. Ed. ward Wells, Mrs. Doo MeKDJ.sh~ Mrs. Doo Collins, Mrs. Harold to f.Aeet Hood, Mra. Ronald Browning, The Women's AuxiUary ofVet. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr. i NEW IHI MODELS BRILLIANT ADVANCED bra••s 11,. SOrvlce at the United . . _ dl•t Church. · llro. V. D. Edwanla woo the of ChUllootht were &mda.Y Program c~ ancl....cJuelod 81111111 · Ill: ·llrt. · A. E. Erwin. the Plqe aorvlce at the !"OO!oo hold in Clevotend, June 2~ Mrs. Denver Wel~ Mrs. Peggy Ham Robaonpresidedatthemee~ T~lor, and Mrs. Betty Cowan ing and others attending were were guests. A practice for iD- Mrs. Bertie Watts, Mrs. James spectJon wu announced for 9 Souder&, Mrs. Norman w~land, a.m. on A»rU 20, with all offi- Mrs. Walter Hayes, Mrs. Hercers requeated to attend. man Bailey, Mrs. Perry Mitch, Mrs. Alma Miller, Mrs. William Woodard, and Mrs. LI.Yid Syraeuse News, Society Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clark of Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. James Clark, Stephen, Molly and Mile11a ot. Cloves, vlaited re- "'lad!. .. Slalt.Y !lcllooi, :30 'J)ire~t6rj/fd~< · . : · ~f~:~~~~ =~~..s:~ . ' ' i Area· ;:L"'h. ·r·._,Q ,~• ~es · :· ......, =.~:r.~= ;: . m::~~.:';.; . ........., .~ l\1, V. TIUett o1 Warreo, IICIII· , HumWcy, senlce, Mercy, ud · Goes, · ., tit~.W ot Mro. Msbel Sanborn, . BOlon Wll tho Proci'am . Durin& th4l mOetltW ~ II '<Ghftned to tho Ala'GI1 Cen· iq! ot Tueodo.y litiht'a meetiDg biY Nri, Everott ' Thomas. ~e eral Hoapltal. He IUi!ored a ot . . Woman's !:belt)' of Chrl.. preoldlinf, 1n the abo"!'" ot»ro, :\ ,. , •-· ·, 'I s.-. ' .....,-oomee, Sluller, pu~~~r• w-u 'W~,aapt. Wanhlp 101. m. ··· SYRACI.SE METHOIIIST ,• Rev, WmleU Stuller, pulllr, Stalal Sphool, 10 ., m.; corron Norrla, qt. Worlldp aomco, lla.m. RACIII!E Ml!THOJ»!T - Jo1m w. Kimbler, ps-. SundiQI Sehool, 9:30' a.ns.; Wanhlp HrY• lee, 10:30 1. m.; JUnior ebalr · practleo, WeclnescloJ, 8:20 p, m,; Senior ebolr pracllco, 'lllurada,v, 7:30 p, m, a.., 11n1t1or Cllaa moellatr, Frldq ol ooeb DIODIIIIIIS p, m, Wea!OJM Sonelo Guild, -MIIIIda1 oleaeb monlll, 7:30 p, m.; Jllllnr JUch MYF, 4:30 p, m, each ~~ SOnlor ~ MYF, 5:30 p, m., eaeh Smdai'. PORTLAND Ml!THODIST Rev, Jolm w. Kimbler, ps-. ~ SCbool, 9:30 a. m.; Worlidp oervleo, 7:30 _p, m. OAK GROVE METHODIST Jobn W. Kimbler, Sun11aJ SC:hool, 10t30 a. m.; Worship service, 9;30 a. m., first and lhlrd SOlid~ each month. Eddie wu the liaa!lait'~.. ~,_ij!e choir tqday. He ·~ 1..-1 ,!lit 'liPil ot the front row, ,atrel:e!IM .~ N lu! could, 111d ..., wiQI hla '!ll!!lo heail I loo~ed up at 1rlil , IOGIIil' freckled boy·faee and woadtncl wlllt IHI ~ tblnlti.. u the Eufier ~' rao6!1n ......nclo llld b-..! 1!1" April Jr. Wero hf.l tholllhll Oli diocolate bUJI. nlso aDd ralnM-co~ ...._ C)l ,.. the ollrri"l stol7 be . lfqm,.. • '"He Ia JIOt heN, but. ia rileD"! Of oae lhi"l I am cortaill. Wlien he ia III'OWD aDd thlllkl of· EaaU!rllme back home, it won't be tbe eandy 1111 and Euler bulrata he'll nnoombor; bill the smell of IUiell at the chaaeol ral~ the joy of jolnl111 hla YOice to a Holltlojah chor1111. Give your child a lifetime lift. Celt. brale ll*lal Sundlya alld .....,. Sunday by 101111 to your chareh 1114 laklnr hlm with yon. , • PI-· ZION CHURCH OF CHRisr Pomeroy - RarrlsonYIUe Road. E - Underwood, psstor, Kenneth Grover, llmdey Sc- ~ Swadl.,y School, '9:30 L m.; Wol\o llblp service, 10:30 1om. !IIndo~' tWeDI.lJI service, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting, ThuredO)', 7:30 p. m. '•f"' . ·' 1111 OIUIQI ·All. •• ~ ... AII.IOIM_. n.. Clwrcft It the INCIIW hlclor on -,.,tho bvlldlno .. ·~.­ good dfl.nlhlp. It It a ........ .,. of lplrltval Yalun. Without o 1trong Churdt, neltMr oHIIIOCIOC)' norchoill» lion can survive. Ther. en tow IOvnd f'HIOI'II why e¥ery perloft thovld oolfeftd MIV!cot........, .... tht Church. "'*r .., (1} ,_ hh OWft ST • JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· Pto......1 ........... u--1an -•-• ...- . ~~.. worlhip, 9 a. m.j &nlay Sehool, 10 130 a.m. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 ov- ...... (2) r..h~ ohl-'uob. (3j r.. "" • • of hll CllllllrntHIIty .... notion, (4) r.. tho ,.b of tho Ch""" lfooK, whkh ...... hit motol ... motrllrlal E. Second St., Pmteroy,Sunday Scbool, 10 a.m.; Worship service svpport. P'lon to go to churdl reevlorly 11 a.m.. -.~ SYRACUSE EUB CHURCH Rev. Paul A.SOllora,psstor.SUnday Scbool, 9:30 a. m,, Ben Quii• nbe e rry, supt. Mornirw worshi.P, 10:30 a. m•• nrstamthirdSunda¥• each month. Evonllw ..... With the hope lt will, in some measure, foster and help sustain thlt wbieh 1a gODCIIIn ~and gellotle service, 7:30p.m., seeond and frurlh Sonlaya, community llfe, thla feature ts sponsored by the buslnell firma and orpntlltlona whole 11111181 .,.. pear below. BETHANY EUR CHURCH Rev. Paul A. SOller&, psstor. Morning worship, 9:301. m.,· SUnday Sehoo1, 10:30 a. m. Blythe Thela&, SUpt. YOII!h Fellowohlt>, ":30 p m V CARMELEURCHURCH-Rev, Paul A. Sellers, ps-. Sunday S<bool, 9:30 L m.; W.,..Rousb', "" ·" ·· · ·Bakers o1 Hi>lsuln Bread SUpt. Morning ""'sbijl, 10:30 I. m., second and frurlhSUn:loys ct each month. Emt~DgevanaellaUe aenlee, 8 p, m. second and third Sundaya oleach month. ENTERPRISE EUB CHURCHProducers and Dlstributora Sales - ALUS CIIALIIERs _ Slrvlee Rev, Menze! Smith, Putor.Halt>h Of High Grade Coal Farm - lndultrlal Lawn " Gordon Spencer. &wt.; Eldon Weeks, Well Columbia, w, Va. Tl()pera Plains Pbono 667-3135 Ala't. Wnrlidp oervleos, 9:30 1. m••• ....._, ........ School• 10:30 a. m. Youtb Followaldp, 6:30 p.m, EftDlJw aentee, 7:30 p. m.; Youth ebolr, 6:30 p, m, W-ada.v7:30p,ns. "K""""ky Frted Cblckon'' MORNING STAR EUR - Rev, 992-2550 240 Lincoln St. Pomeroy M...ll Smith, ,......, Jobn Jlllo, S..,.. Fred Smith, A••'t. Sundoy ..... 0 • Sdlool, 9:45 a. m.; Momlrw worahlp,"10:45a.m.; ·Prayermeet- latr, 7:30 P. m. Tlllrada,v. Youth FeUowlidp, 7:110 P. m.SolldaJ. CHURCH OF CHIRST - Mldclleport, 5th and Main. Jilek Scltoa, s..,t. Bible Sehool, 9:30 o. m,; Mnblp, 10:30 o. m.; Evenbw: wor1htp, 7:30p.m.; Pr~or oervlce, W-lday, 7 p, m, Rev. RsnUn ~i~Yer, pastor, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE . -lillddloport. Rev. Alldi'YM!Uor, pou. teller TOflnr,&wt.SUn· da1 - · 9:10 a.m.; Mornlatr Worllldp, 10:30 a. ns.; Jlmlor Sociob', 8:30 p, m.; NYPS, 6:45 p, m. - , Enapllotle mooU:w, 7:30 p. m. PriQier mootblg, Wed•l<lll', 7:30 p, m. THE SALVATION ARMY -EII'ftiY Ro,y S. Wlnbv, ollleor ill cliorp, Sandaj>, 10 a.m.,lloll••• moetllw; 10:30 L m. Slllda1 SchooL Y- ~le'a I.errton. 1 p, m.; Selvatlon.mllllatr, 7:30 p, m.; TlllredO)', 1 1o 3 p, ns.; LediOI-., J.ealul; 7p,ns, ,Prlpcluaoo. liT, MOIIWI BAI'ft!T -Mid'dl-'o ~ o t - and . WaiD !II. Iloblrl Jaekaon, ........ ' 1:30 a. m.; ~~­ q ...w,. 1.11:30 a. m., Amolli JUdlardo, qt. liVTLAND FDIST BAP'mT Jm, ,Sauill J. putor, ~ ~·9:30a.m.; SUn-. dq - · 10 ...... Mrl.'Ger· · IIICior, !qlt. Wanhlp aentee, It a. m, Baptlll Tnlllq Ulllon, llrot 1D11 second Sill• ot s:ao .P. m.; 11n. .... -.r.ny. OHIO .VALLEY BAKING CO. RAY RIGGS, INC. LEIVING COAL COMPANY BOGGS EOUIPMBIT WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEAHNG tROW'S STEAK HOUSE R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MARK V STORE uotuo•a Oldest [bdge Dealer" Middleport, Ohio -=w llaailll1-. Joe-. wa.., JrilldetL . IIY$ELL RUN FJ1EE IQiTHoJ. DIST • Rev. tor, s·· ,., · JIOndlll WCIL'IIhlp, _...,, *' · · y- pu. m.;, ROYAL OAK PARK'• HNY'S FOODl.AII FAMILY RECREATION !M'DOIING lllddleport. Ohio •• 'I I I • K&C JEWB.fRS Wo FW AU Il>etors Preserlptlons 993-2955 Pomoro1 LYONS MARKET "MEMBER OF THE BIG 3u General Merchandlao Plain• 661-3280 r..,...... THE StWIN& CENTER WlllrE SEWING MACHINES "Quality Fahrlca At ~ Prteea" 113 IIIU St. lillddiiiiOrt Poinu aad a--at-.... ~ Plaint ·~ 98~3.20 GOE6LEII READY-MIX CO. 1193-3284 . IIOYI'S SOIIQ, SEME . . l1JPBIS PlAIIlS HAIDWAif . Woa Main St. i .-eroy · . ~tho Ch"""' ol ywr a.oto,o RAI.l'S BBI M14tn �. ·~ · " I . -~· I l [. ' . " I 1t - t1oo .~ ·~ l'omero;y-lliddleport, o., Ai>rll .~ 1, IHI · ~ Want ' ' I , Ads 'Rilig,, Are You .Listening?. .. ~ WOULD ~E LIKE TO OOWNTOTH' fEEO WIF 1\11E , l.OWEEZ.V ' ne C,ltt meat Lond,..rtc . m21a; · Holtc~ptor 1965 CHEVROLET,., •• ,.,, ..... , •••• , . . . . .181~ la1>11o, • ..,... opt. cJIO, Boautlful bela&llldlh wllh motDhlng . belp •IDJtl lntorlor wllll bucket Beata IIIII conaola. 3H cu. · ln. engine. Turbo 11¥dro llldctrono, P, &100rbll IIIII brakes. _Good ttrea, radio and hlltero ~. ai!"Jrl. ~ trY.~• ·~· .PomellD}' Motor Co. r_, Service ·___ - "' ,,....,,"' .... ............ .,.....' ..... . ,., .... w.... wW nced10UI" ordor Ill' 9 Al"OTHER SHIPMENT of women's and children's clothing BY OWNER, new 1bree bed· room llr conditioned home; two car garage, comer lol Jesus, Tuesday, April 2, 1968, If Interested, nll 9!12-3611. beloved wife of the late JulU7-tlc ius Link, dear motber of has arrived; also, men's work EIJZABETII LINK Becht) at Altadena, Cal., asleep in uniforms. Jeffers Clothing Store, Rt. 33, Pomeroy. 4-12-Gtc BBOOTIN'G Match SUnday, April 1', from 12 noon to 4 p.m. IIams, bacoo, haH of hog. ShotguDS only. Rutland Amerlun Legion Home. 4-9-4tp "ACCENTS", versatile and professional. Playing at the Green Gables Monday thru Saturday weekly. 4-ll-21c THE THERE WJIL be a consignment aale on farm machinery Aprll fl. If Interested contact Leo Morris at Rutland. Phone 7424148 or Jim Carnahan 949I'IGI. 4-7-'Jtc WILL DO sewing at home: zippen, pockets, pegglng, hemin(, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Muon, Phone 7'1S-5651. 3-11-301p SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg· ular liS now 19.50. Cleuth Brogan's Shop, near Salem Center. 3-l~c HAPPY HOUR, Sbenang SprlngB Nile Clab, 5 to S p.m. Monday ti1ru Friday. Ladles nlgbi m1r1 Friday. SMle PENNY - ONE 1948 PENNY will pay lor a brake adjustment at Pomeroy Home S. Auto. 1·7-tlc Help Wanted LADIES - Art Unkletter bas joined BeeUne fashion show, how about you' Qualifications real desire to earn money. 10 hours a week in spare time and transportation. No collecting or deli>ery . can Gal· Upolls 449-4146. 4-iz.3tc FEMALE. Waitress 21 to 35, mWit have neat appearance, night shift, good pay, apply in penon. Blue Tartan . ._11-6tc CAR HOP, waitress and dish wuher. Apply In penon. Crow'• Steak House. 4-9-Ste Emplovment W1nted BABYSITTING In Syracuoe, phone 992-33114. 4-Htc Wanted To Buy LARGE LOT or omaD acreage ouitable lor building home, or will hoy mnderately priced bome In Melga Local School Dlltrlet. Write Bo1: 4&. Middleport. 4-1-11• ANTIQUES, furniture, dlohel. miflcellaneous. Mrs . Howard Cecil, SilO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-25-Uc Wanted to Rent THREE OR four room house with small yard, in Middleport call 9!12-2154. 4-12-6tc Card Of Thanks krS.Ie Obltu1ry 1 · I WISH to thank e.eryone who helped In any way during my otay in tile hospital - Dr. Ridgeway. Veterans Memorial Hospital staff, and all lhooe who sent cards and flowers. Thanks again . Claude Roy Sr. 4-1Z-IIc WE WISH to extend lllanks to all those who helped during the death of our bele>ed husband and !IIIIer, Mr. Emery Hagiy : Rawlings . Coats Fu11.-ral Home. Dl. Davis. Dr. Abels, all friends and nelghJooro who bniiiPt food a a d 1011( nowers; Rev. Eugene Gill, and Mrt . Harry Clark, Laurel Cliff. .:•• - .mlly of Emery Haqy, 4-IZ-Itp (nee ·Pearl, Julius and WiUiam OPIH11o~ .·... ,~,.llfFRI. JAYMMCOALCI•. e •AnrType It; 7,At'lltl ~·~lilt' POMIIIOY m.llll ICB1H GOILE fORI) • • Lhoulll . . _ , . . . AREA WARIHOUSI . ec.r C... •luHd•• ... For Sale 1968 STEREO radio combinaWJIL YOU make a fair offer tion. Handsome wllnut eooon desirable ten year old sole, baa BSR automatic rechouse on Rt. 82, In Clifton. ord changer. Take over pay· Six nice rooms and bolb, ments of 13.12 per month or basement separated to 6 pay ltiU6. can 119M1136. roomo and tile shower, 12>:18 4-9-Sic stall. Two lots 50XIOO each . Fenced In privacy. All klnda HOUSE IN Antiquity: 4 rooma, of fruit trees. Inquire at bath, big basement, twO ou~ Blanche Compson In Clifton, buUdlngs. Phone 94t-3993. w. va. 4-1~ 4-l0-31p Link, our dear mother-in-law, STEREO RADIO console; maple stereo with AM-FM radio, grandmother, great grandmodeluxe floating turntable, perther, aunt and great aunt. fect condition. Take over pay Funeral Saturday UO p.m. ments of $II per month or pay from Beiderwieden South Side JOHN FRY property on Midbalance 1107.20. Try II In HOUSE, also Speed Queen Funeral Home, 3120 Chippedleport Hill. Phone 742-SSU. your borne. Call 992-3218. waaher 130. power lawn mowwa St. to Concordia Cemetery. 4-l~tc 4-12-Gtcp er 130. Call 992-5886. 4-10.1ZIP Body will lie in state alter 12 ·; l'tt~ . EXPBn . Wheel Alignment can a former resident of Minersville , Ohio, born in Miners· viUe May 21, 1876 where she lived untU her marrlagc to the late J , W. Link, Uvinb in SIX ROOM ROUSE with bath. two extra lots, State Route genUe, make a 4-H'er, a gond 124 In RuUand. Excellent conriding horse . Phone 9112-10711. dillon . Phone 74:1-5291. 4-7-litp 4-ll-61P 1918 EARLY American stereo PALOMINO MARE. 5 years old, rrtco Tu 9.11 S1 , ... .a II• 650x13 650xl4 5.55 7GOx13 7GOxl4 7S0xl4 10.11 lt.ll 11.11 11.11 6701115 .~ A3 .41 A1 Pluo Roc...... to lxcilontl Not-ldro Guoro- . ---- noon Friday. Mrs. Link was I ...... ~LIM . 141N ForS.Ie Notice · sUYI~j _ .AJINewW.,.,Ihi,' •Truck etillf• lo'o.lock Mondi.Y motnllw to I ll<I..Wlo you on 1111& aervlco. OPEN IVIS. I:GO P.M. POMeiiOY, C!f!IO .IADIA'rol c~ Bulin••• ServiC.. lm'ERT F.NGMI: 'JUNE Ul'. 1.1.15 nlus narta ll needf'd. ' l'orllero)t Rome l Anlo. 11-ltt.TI'C ln~urenee EVINRUDE .. TIRES?? SAL&~ AN~ Newt Supply WI... O.ols GUAIIANTEED SERVICE .;.n. Ohio bolt ond motor 16.50 ancll 8.50 All Regular Sizes $12.50 John W. VanMeter Ucfnae radio combination, damaged in shipment ; original prtce $349.!15, balance now 1%08, or rayments of $9.75 per month. New warranty, Call 9!12-3218. RECAPS. regular size $10, SHOP AND SAVE for Easter at St. Louis, Mo.. until h·1~ Bryant's B!ldget Shop, lOll W. 4-12-61c three doz. eqs $1.15, one galwhen she moved with her . ' Main, Pomeroy. Men's oults lon milk 79 cents, Bologna 3 992-2788 PHONE 867-3370 family to Altadena, CIIH. $29.95, Dresa Shirts 11.99, 4-IZ-IIc 50X10 MOBILE home, 11164 mo- lb. $1.39, jowl 3 lb. 99 cents, Dress ShO'!S .5.99, Hats $2.49, del, coppertone kltcben, two 6 piece Te!Don 114.98, ooucll. Boys suits $19.115. Shirts •us, bedrooms, carpet In living chair $139; onion sets 19 cents fpm•le Help Wanted Shoes 13.29, Socks 25 cents, room. Phone 991-2619. 4-7-IZtc lb. Register for a free turkey. LUZIER CoomeUc Sales. Subs}. Ladles Shoes 99c, oresaes 99c M & G Market, three miles diary of Bristol & Myers & FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , soulll of Middleport on Rt 7. to 18. ArUHclal Flowers 5c ClairoL No territory, part time 4-11-ltp each; Polled •ut; just reAluminum siding, storm win· or full time business II k e leased a new memorial album dows, hardwood Doors. g as owner. Will train. Betty Minof tbe Sliver Bridge by Re.. furnace. large lot : 111800. Pb. SINGER PORTABLE, sews lllre niear, Rt. I. Box 528 S co It Rey Anderson; contains two Pomeroy 992-1718. 4-7-61p new. Zig zag equipped. Full Depot , W. Va. 255110. Phone songs of the bridge as well aa nrice $26.8'1. Terms. Phone 755-3802. It other wonderful gospel LIVE BAIT, 24 hour sell-ser- 991-2685. 4-11-l!c songs. May he purchaaed at vice. FHe'o, Third St., MidBryant's Budget Shop, 1011 W. dleport. 4-l-121c 1968 ZIG ZAG, buttonholee, sewa For Rent Main. Open t to 5 dally. on buttons. monograms, fanFIVE ROOM furnished bouse, 4-7-6tc SOUTHERN PLANTS. order ev dealgns, etc. Sews eaay. balll. In Pomeroy . Clll 247now, ubbage, tomatoes, pep- One dial does it aiL Pay off 2681. 4-12-Gtp 11.,,1 Estate For Sale pera, sweet potatoes. Phone balance due 8 payments of MUELLER FORCED air furO'BRIEN AND CROW O'IIRIENI l CROW nace, 4 years old, 125,000 TRAILER. Brown's Trailer &43-2693. Charles R. Harrla. $5.15 each. Phone 9!12-2685. REALTY CO. REAL'rf CO. 4-11-lfc BTU. Complete with duct S.1s.30lc Park, Minersville. Phone 992.. Portllllll. Ohio. POMEROY NICE IIOMI! BROADWAY · work, registers and th.,_ 3324. 4-12-Gtc W111l RENTAL ' Approx. 8 I IIOU8E8 MUST SILL AT stat. Pbone 992-37'!3. 4-11-tfc FOR CUSiflON COMFORT - 1951 ~'ORD F-1110, six cylinder; acres 6 rooma (S beclrooma) ONCE - 2 hopses bubt In tillS Knoop Shoes, CIUrs Shoe ft&. 1963 Ford F-250, eighi cylinONE FURNISHED apartmen~ bath, full basement, garage, One.haa 7......,. (S bedroom&) pair, Middleport. 3-~ der ; 1963 Ford F-1110, eight I rooms, balll, just aOO.e corout building, gardan apace. bath, part b - t Other cylinder: can be seen at Draporatioo sign in Mason City. All In good condition. FOUR ROOM house, bath, fuU vo Corp., Racine lock site. Big yellow house. Marlon Rey11!1,500.00 basement. garage. Two year For details, phone New HaBuslne11 S.rvle11 noldo. 4-7-«c POMEROY - 4 LOTS l HOME old home. Phone 9!12-1421. ven 882-21>1. 4-U-~tc REYNOLDS FLOWER Shop In - III story frame. out of an . s.D-tlc Mason City Is open for buJI. · Roods. ~ rooma (2 bedrooms). FURNISHED apartment, 1211 SOLID STATE stereo ; 1967 walness. All kinda pot Dowers, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. balll. Golno at 15.500.00. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tor nut stereo console with 4 sprays, wreallla: $2.50 up; am. MIDDLEPORT - Ill story llll2-6&lll. 4-7-Uc miniature. 1'15 and uo. Stud speakers. 4-opeed automatic pots SOc, baskets 13.50. El· frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooma), se"'lce and groomln•. Pbooe changer. Take over payments nora Reynolds. 4-7-6tc FURNISHED apartment, 114\1 bath. wall to walt camel. · II S tie of $5.75 per month or pay balMulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Pb. !IIZ-5443. 110me n•nelln•. llltcbm cabiance $69.40. Call 992-3211. TERMITES SWARMING l1112-6&111. ._7·Uc nets, bultt-ln o.en and ranqe. FIVE ROOM bouse, bath, 111m4-12-61c THEY ARE re-productl.... full basement. In excellent dry room. In Syracuse: one not your worker colooy. Free FURNISIIED and unfurnished condmon. 112.500.00. acre l!fOUIId. Nice for traDer lnsP"Ctions and Information aportmenta. Close to school. IIE'IRY CJ.EI.AND HOUSE TRAILER. 1963 mndel, pori<. Phone Glen CUndiff, Jr., on crawl space dangen. No Phone 9112-6434, 10-18-tfc OfiiOf..-.mt Bt2-6950. ..7-etc: like new, 50X10, In Mlcldle- salesman, low overhead, 50 port; awning IOX40; all appliRI'I .....ISII per cent aa>lngs. Alllecl Pest LARGE Dve room and hth ances, natural gas, washer apartment, newly decora!l!d, PETS - Black Scotties, White and dryer. Air condition. Control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Pb. Westies, Miniature Scbnauzera 4-7-61p furnace beat, Pomeroy, Phone ~ . 4-11-3tc 992-5669 evenlnp, and Pondles for Euler. BllltPhone 9!12-5307. J.:-tlc aroo Kennell, CoolvUie, Oblo. LEBANAN T'II'SP - 6 room Phone (1(17-!854. 4-S-IOtc ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 room home, bath, modern kitchen, apartment, beauUful view of gas furnace, drilled weD, out COAL, heavy, lumo stoker, ORR the river, you have to see to cellar, and barn, 57 a.,.., and mine run. Excelsior Salt appreciate, convenient and hill land with 3 acres of cood Works, Inc., E. Main St .. Pocomfortable. phone Bft871. bnltom, nice oman stream. meroy, Phone 992-l891. 1U-Ifc 1-JS.tlc Minerals. Aaklng 18500.!10 SYRACUSE - Level Lot, will FURNISHED three-room apart-- SEVEN ROOM hoUSe, seven accommodate Two Mobile acres of land, ceDar, amolle ment, bath; on South Second house, i!ond garden apace, Homes, gao, water, and - · Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. er. IIIGII.OO two good weliJ, very good Howard ~I . 119Z-52Q. POMEROY - 5 room frame, water, coal houae, wood 4-S.tfc bath, wall to wall clll'l\elinl hoU!O: • · Can be bought 1n living room. one Ooor''PJan. on land contract. fl>one 742FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM gas fllfllllCe, front porch, han4-9-Sic APARTMI!INT. Mldclleporl, 4356 Rutland. dy to stores. 14500.00 phone 99Z-3871. 4-5-lfc RVTLAND - ~ room block SINGER ZIG ZAG aewlnc mahome, bath. atlracllve Inside chine. 'l1lls machine oold • TWO BEDROOM apartment. with celilng llle, and wall pa- READY • MIX cioncrete dellv· much higher. 'l1lls machine M & G Market, t~ree miles neling. Level two acre Lot. ered · right to 1rour proleet. south of Middleport on Rt. 7. will make bullonholes, darn, Fall and eaay; Free estl· 17,000.00 embroidery and II& aag, Tab 4-1!-ltp VIRGIL or liELEN TEAFORD mates. Phone 9t2-3114, OW. e>er payments of •us per lebo Ready • Mil Co., MlddJo. week or pof balance due, For S.le A!ilorl M. c.., 8ra1:er port, Ohio. I ill de 13Utl. Phone . .2131. 4-9-Sic FROM WAIL to waD, DO 1011 . , . EveniDI•.,. at aD, .., carpela cleaned ELECI'IIOLUX SWEEPEIIS. (4) I0-3tc with Blue Lullre. Rent eleorua wuhen, polilhera and lrlc ohampooer II. Baker Furgenuine parts, caD !liZ-mG. lluiiMU Services 'For an adventure In good eaUng niture. U4tc S.1WOip LOGAN FIRE l SAFET' the family to Balley'i Easter Sunday. EQUIPMENT. aale1 and ler· . FOUR (4) nbs as Is, live mo- LONE STAR llberglaos boat, vlee, PomerOy, Oblo, ~ For a ' delightfuli meal ·may we suggest bile radio Willi. one bolO sta.. .. 15 feet, 50 hp Mercury mospecial prices on exUIIJI!llhtion, frequency on baae stator; trailer. Plano 11 Uprigbt," our sugar cured ham or our . Brouted trs tor bl!ata, ·tranen II .n d tion 15249; on mobile unit lond oondltioo. Phone ... homes. Dwlgbl Lol!an . 15771, and office furnllure; 375S. 4-Mtc Chicken. 31121, · Cbarlas Marshall !liZIUOO. Phone 119Z-21Ml11 day Ill' aM, Mn J:lehlili!!r liZ-5n8, !IIZ-11124 evenlnp. 4-9-Sip 1918 EARLY Amerleao atno: Lamnce Eblin lft.ID4,>., This aet baa AM II FM ndlo, 8AILEY'8 BISTAtTRAN'f . 1-IN!IIc NINE ROOM boule, Ill loll. 211 1. MollO rHOtlli tft.m4 ,._ny · 4 speed outomaUc nc:or4 Dolly S:lt. AM.t. I1IO ~ 71t0.t. 71t0 ' . • Bacino. Phone tNIP. changer. Lovely linlah, IIIII ' AIR CONDmONING RtfriJer· lllre oew. Talle over pay-, otlon oervlce. Jick'a Refrtl· ments of ts.!l per month or .ration, l'few Haven. lione HAY. George carson, Phone pay ti&.ZI. 'l'r)' It In JOIII' lll!-2tl'/9. 4 ·• tie 742-4753. . 4-7-llp home. Phone IIZ-2131. U4tc ,, ... u. ..... Marine . I We want to 6ee Mdump! It',; ver1.4 important! Hockingport, .Ohio --- Cuelrlo ~ultt LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE H'LO, H~' c;,ar ~~ 1H>sEFlillll>' ... ~l J!J;T T£WM' Mil Atf"K ~ BICi JIM ~IT l'H' PIRm~~ YOU TEll. HER lH' .. _Du>Oo. I~OFA YAMPfR! KILL.f:R WMO*- llRRY IIUT IF PETUNI;Io, COMES AN' F'IN~ '1';1.. OUT;I.. li£C fLL BE IN TI<OUBLE ~ s. m- ....., I KNON AWA'i 10 ER brine. .. &LOOD STI.INS. COL.t..D Fo.;...r~ ... .atn'HE~ IT IH'ltl 1lW" RMR TJ.IEM PIRAT'f'D IW>COME OUT 0:: .f -•C:ouRse:, l,. TWI!Y WI!RIE FAMILY FAVORITE EASTE RWT' ~ . BG.~SWP -~ep,[) . .>.. "' • ;~ . - ·- '-- ., �. ·~ · " I . -~· I l [. ' . " I 1t - t1oo .~ ·~ l'omero;y-lliddleport, o., Ai>rll .~ 1, IHI · ~ Want ' ' I , Ads 'Rilig,, Are You .Listening?. .. ~ WOULD ~E LIKE TO OOWNTOTH' fEEO WIF 1\11E , l.OWEEZ.V ' ne C,ltt meat Lond,..rtc . m21a; · Holtc~ptor 1965 CHEVROLET,., •• ,.,, ..... , •••• , . . . . .181~ la1>11o, • ..,... opt. cJIO, Boautlful bela&llldlh wllh motDhlng . belp •IDJtl lntorlor wllll bucket Beata IIIII conaola. 3H cu. · ln. engine. Turbo 11¥dro llldctrono, P, &100rbll IIIII brakes. _Good ttrea, radio and hlltero ~. ai!"Jrl. ~ trY.~• ·~· .PomellD}' Motor Co. r_, Service ·___ - "' ,,....,,"' .... ............ .,.....' ..... . ,., .... w.... wW nced10UI" ordor Ill' 9 Al"OTHER SHIPMENT of women's and children's clothing BY OWNER, new 1bree bed· room llr conditioned home; two car garage, comer lol Jesus, Tuesday, April 2, 1968, If Interested, nll 9!12-3611. beloved wife of the late JulU7-tlc ius Link, dear motber of has arrived; also, men's work EIJZABETII LINK Becht) at Altadena, Cal., asleep in uniforms. Jeffers Clothing Store, Rt. 33, Pomeroy. 4-12-Gtc BBOOTIN'G Match SUnday, April 1', from 12 noon to 4 p.m. IIams, bacoo, haH of hog. ShotguDS only. Rutland Amerlun Legion Home. 4-9-4tp "ACCENTS", versatile and professional. Playing at the Green Gables Monday thru Saturday weekly. 4-ll-21c THE THERE WJIL be a consignment aale on farm machinery Aprll fl. If Interested contact Leo Morris at Rutland. Phone 7424148 or Jim Carnahan 949I'IGI. 4-7-'Jtc WILL DO sewing at home: zippen, pockets, pegglng, hemin(, alterations, etc. Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Muon, Phone 7'1S-5651. 3-11-301p SPECIAL PERMANENTS reg· ular liS now 19.50. Cleuth Brogan's Shop, near Salem Center. 3-l~c HAPPY HOUR, Sbenang SprlngB Nile Clab, 5 to S p.m. Monday ti1ru Friday. Ladles nlgbi m1r1 Friday. SMle PENNY - ONE 1948 PENNY will pay lor a brake adjustment at Pomeroy Home S. Auto. 1·7-tlc Help Wanted LADIES - Art Unkletter bas joined BeeUne fashion show, how about you' Qualifications real desire to earn money. 10 hours a week in spare time and transportation. No collecting or deli>ery . can Gal· Upolls 449-4146. 4-iz.3tc FEMALE. Waitress 21 to 35, mWit have neat appearance, night shift, good pay, apply in penon. Blue Tartan . ._11-6tc CAR HOP, waitress and dish wuher. Apply In penon. Crow'• Steak House. 4-9-Ste Emplovment W1nted BABYSITTING In Syracuoe, phone 992-33114. 4-Htc Wanted To Buy LARGE LOT or omaD acreage ouitable lor building home, or will hoy mnderately priced bome In Melga Local School Dlltrlet. Write Bo1: 4&. Middleport. 4-1-11• ANTIQUES, furniture, dlohel. miflcellaneous. Mrs . Howard Cecil, SilO W. Main St., Pomeroy. 1-25-Uc Wanted to Rent THREE OR four room house with small yard, in Middleport call 9!12-2154. 4-12-6tc Card Of Thanks krS.Ie Obltu1ry 1 · I WISH to thank e.eryone who helped In any way during my otay in tile hospital - Dr. Ridgeway. Veterans Memorial Hospital staff, and all lhooe who sent cards and flowers. Thanks again . Claude Roy Sr. 4-1Z-IIc WE WISH to extend lllanks to all those who helped during the death of our bele>ed husband and !IIIIer, Mr. Emery Hagiy : Rawlings . Coats Fu11.-ral Home. Dl. Davis. Dr. Abels, all friends and nelghJooro who bniiiPt food a a d 1011( nowers; Rev. Eugene Gill, and Mrt . Harry Clark, Laurel Cliff. .:•• - .mlly of Emery Haqy, 4-IZ-Itp (nee ·Pearl, Julius and WiUiam OPIH11o~ .·... ,~,.llfFRI. JAYMMCOALCI•. e •AnrType It; 7,At'lltl ~·~lilt' POMIIIOY m.llll ICB1H GOILE fORI) • • Lhoulll . . _ , . . . AREA WARIHOUSI . ec.r C... •luHd•• ... For Sale 1968 STEREO radio combinaWJIL YOU make a fair offer tion. Handsome wllnut eooon desirable ten year old sole, baa BSR automatic rechouse on Rt. 82, In Clifton. ord changer. Take over pay· Six nice rooms and bolb, ments of 13.12 per month or basement separated to 6 pay ltiU6. can 119M1136. roomo and tile shower, 12>:18 4-9-Sic stall. Two lots 50XIOO each . Fenced In privacy. All klnda HOUSE IN Antiquity: 4 rooma, of fruit trees. Inquire at bath, big basement, twO ou~ Blanche Compson In Clifton, buUdlngs. Phone 94t-3993. w. va. 4-1~ 4-l0-31p Link, our dear mother-in-law, STEREO RADIO console; maple stereo with AM-FM radio, grandmother, great grandmodeluxe floating turntable, perther, aunt and great aunt. fect condition. Take over pay Funeral Saturday UO p.m. ments of $II per month or pay from Beiderwieden South Side JOHN FRY property on Midbalance 1107.20. Try II In HOUSE, also Speed Queen Funeral Home, 3120 Chippedleport Hill. Phone 742-SSU. your borne. Call 992-3218. waaher 130. power lawn mowwa St. to Concordia Cemetery. 4-l~tc 4-12-Gtcp er 130. Call 992-5886. 4-10.1ZIP Body will lie in state alter 12 ·; l'tt~ . EXPBn . Wheel Alignment can a former resident of Minersville , Ohio, born in Miners· viUe May 21, 1876 where she lived untU her marrlagc to the late J , W. Link, Uvinb in SIX ROOM ROUSE with bath. two extra lots, State Route genUe, make a 4-H'er, a gond 124 In RuUand. Excellent conriding horse . Phone 9112-10711. dillon . Phone 74:1-5291. 4-7-litp 4-ll-61P 1918 EARLY American stereo PALOMINO MARE. 5 years old, rrtco Tu 9.11 S1 , ... .a II• 650x13 650xl4 5.55 7GOx13 7GOxl4 7S0xl4 10.11 lt.ll 11.11 11.11 6701115 .~ A3 .41 A1 Pluo Roc...... to lxcilontl Not-ldro Guoro- . ---- noon Friday. Mrs. Link was I ...... ~LIM . 141N ForS.Ie Notice · sUYI~j _ .AJINewW.,.,Ihi,' •Truck etillf• lo'o.lock Mondi.Y motnllw to I ll<I..Wlo you on 1111& aervlco. OPEN IVIS. I:GO P.M. POMeiiOY, C!f!IO .IADIA'rol c~ Bulin••• ServiC.. lm'ERT F.NGMI: 'JUNE Ul'. 1.1.15 nlus narta ll needf'd. ' l'orllero)t Rome l Anlo. 11-ltt.TI'C ln~urenee EVINRUDE .. TIRES?? SAL&~ AN~ Newt Supply WI... O.ols GUAIIANTEED SERVICE .;.n. Ohio bolt ond motor 16.50 ancll 8.50 All Regular Sizes $12.50 John W. VanMeter Ucfnae radio combination, damaged in shipment ; original prtce $349.!15, balance now 1%08, or rayments of $9.75 per month. New warranty, Call 9!12-3218. RECAPS. regular size $10, SHOP AND SAVE for Easter at St. Louis, Mo.. until h·1~ Bryant's B!ldget Shop, lOll W. 4-12-61c three doz. eqs $1.15, one galwhen she moved with her . ' Main, Pomeroy. Men's oults lon milk 79 cents, Bologna 3 992-2788 PHONE 867-3370 family to Altadena, CIIH. $29.95, Dresa Shirts 11.99, 4-IZ-IIc 50X10 MOBILE home, 11164 mo- lb. $1.39, jowl 3 lb. 99 cents, Dress ShO'!S .5.99, Hats $2.49, del, coppertone kltcben, two 6 piece Te!Don 114.98, ooucll. Boys suits $19.115. Shirts •us, bedrooms, carpet In living chair $139; onion sets 19 cents fpm•le Help Wanted Shoes 13.29, Socks 25 cents, room. Phone 991-2619. 4-7-IZtc lb. Register for a free turkey. LUZIER CoomeUc Sales. Subs}. Ladles Shoes 99c, oresaes 99c M & G Market, three miles diary of Bristol & Myers & FIVE ROOM HOUSE, b a t h , soulll of Middleport on Rt 7. to 18. ArUHclal Flowers 5c ClairoL No territory, part time 4-11-ltp each; Polled •ut; just reAluminum siding, storm win· or full time business II k e leased a new memorial album dows, hardwood Doors. g as owner. Will train. Betty Minof tbe Sliver Bridge by Re.. furnace. large lot : 111800. Pb. SINGER PORTABLE, sews lllre niear, Rt. I. Box 528 S co It Rey Anderson; contains two Pomeroy 992-1718. 4-7-61p new. Zig zag equipped. Full Depot , W. Va. 255110. Phone songs of the bridge as well aa nrice $26.8'1. Terms. Phone 755-3802. It other wonderful gospel LIVE BAIT, 24 hour sell-ser- 991-2685. 4-11-l!c songs. May he purchaaed at vice. FHe'o, Third St., MidBryant's Budget Shop, 1011 W. dleport. 4-l-121c 1968 ZIG ZAG, buttonholee, sewa For Rent Main. Open t to 5 dally. on buttons. monograms, fanFIVE ROOM furnished bouse, 4-7-6tc SOUTHERN PLANTS. order ev dealgns, etc. Sews eaay. balll. In Pomeroy . Clll 247now, ubbage, tomatoes, pep- One dial does it aiL Pay off 2681. 4-12-Gtp 11.,,1 Estate For Sale pera, sweet potatoes. Phone balance due 8 payments of MUELLER FORCED air furO'BRIEN AND CROW O'IIRIENI l CROW nace, 4 years old, 125,000 TRAILER. Brown's Trailer &43-2693. Charles R. Harrla. $5.15 each. Phone 9!12-2685. REALTY CO. REAL'rf CO. 4-11-lfc BTU. Complete with duct S.1s.30lc Park, Minersville. Phone 992.. Portllllll. Ohio. POMEROY NICE IIOMI! BROADWAY · work, registers and th.,_ 3324. 4-12-Gtc W111l RENTAL ' Approx. 8 I IIOU8E8 MUST SILL AT stat. Pbone 992-37'!3. 4-11-tfc FOR CUSiflON COMFORT - 1951 ~'ORD F-1110, six cylinder; acres 6 rooma (S beclrooma) ONCE - 2 hopses bubt In tillS Knoop Shoes, CIUrs Shoe ft&. 1963 Ford F-250, eighi cylinONE FURNISHED apartmen~ bath, full basement, garage, One.haa 7......,. (S bedroom&) pair, Middleport. 3-~ der ; 1963 Ford F-1110, eight I rooms, balll, just aOO.e corout building, gardan apace. bath, part b - t Other cylinder: can be seen at Draporatioo sign in Mason City. All In good condition. FOUR ROOM house, bath, fuU vo Corp., Racine lock site. Big yellow house. Marlon Rey11!1,500.00 basement. garage. Two year For details, phone New HaBuslne11 S.rvle11 noldo. 4-7-«c POMEROY - 4 LOTS l HOME old home. Phone 9!12-1421. ven 882-21>1. 4-U-~tc REYNOLDS FLOWER Shop In - III story frame. out of an . s.D-tlc Mason City Is open for buJI. · Roods. ~ rooma (2 bedrooms). FURNISHED apartment, 1211 SOLID STATE stereo ; 1967 walness. All kinda pot Dowers, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Ph. balll. Golno at 15.500.00. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tor nut stereo console with 4 sprays, wreallla: $2.50 up; am. MIDDLEPORT - Ill story llll2-6&lll. 4-7-Uc miniature. 1'15 and uo. Stud speakers. 4-opeed automatic pots SOc, baskets 13.50. El· frame, 6 rooms (3 bedrooma), se"'lce and groomln•. Pbooe changer. Take over payments nora Reynolds. 4-7-6tc FURNISHED apartment, 114\1 bath. wall to walt camel. · II S tie of $5.75 per month or pay balMulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Pb. !IIZ-5443. 110me n•nelln•. llltcbm cabiance $69.40. Call 992-3211. TERMITES SWARMING l1112-6&111. ._7·Uc nets, bultt-ln o.en and ranqe. FIVE ROOM bouse, bath, 111m4-12-61c THEY ARE re-productl.... full basement. In excellent dry room. In Syracuse: one not your worker colooy. Free FURNISIIED and unfurnished condmon. 112.500.00. acre l!fOUIId. Nice for traDer lnsP"Ctions and Information aportmenta. Close to school. IIE'IRY CJ.EI.AND HOUSE TRAILER. 1963 mndel, pori<. Phone Glen CUndiff, Jr., on crawl space dangen. No Phone 9112-6434, 10-18-tfc OfiiOf..-.mt Bt2-6950. ..7-etc: like new, 50X10, In Mlcldle- salesman, low overhead, 50 port; awning IOX40; all appliRI'I .....ISII per cent aa>lngs. Alllecl Pest LARGE Dve room and hth ances, natural gas, washer apartment, newly decora!l!d, PETS - Black Scotties, White and dryer. Air condition. Control, Pomeroy, Ohio, Pb. Westies, Miniature Scbnauzera 4-7-61p furnace beat, Pomeroy, Phone ~ . 4-11-3tc 992-5669 evenlnp, and Pondles for Euler. BllltPhone 9!12-5307. J.:-tlc aroo Kennell, CoolvUie, Oblo. LEBANAN T'II'SP - 6 room Phone (1(17-!854. 4-S-IOtc ALL NEW ELECTRIC 3 room home, bath, modern kitchen, apartment, beauUful view of gas furnace, drilled weD, out COAL, heavy, lumo stoker, ORR the river, you have to see to cellar, and barn, 57 a.,.., and mine run. Excelsior Salt appreciate, convenient and hill land with 3 acres of cood Works, Inc., E. Main St .. Pocomfortable. phone Bft871. bnltom, nice oman stream. meroy, Phone 992-l891. 1U-Ifc 1-JS.tlc Minerals. Aaklng 18500.!10 SYRACUSE - Level Lot, will FURNISHED three-room apart-- SEVEN ROOM hoUSe, seven accommodate Two Mobile acres of land, ceDar, amolle ment, bath; on South Second house, i!ond garden apace, Homes, gao, water, and - · Ave .. Middleport. Phone Mrs. er. IIIGII.OO two good weliJ, very good Howard ~I . 119Z-52Q. POMEROY - 5 room frame, water, coal houae, wood 4-S.tfc bath, wall to wall clll'l\elinl hoU!O: • · Can be bought 1n living room. one Ooor''PJan. on land contract. fl>one 742FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM gas fllfllllCe, front porch, han4-9-Sic APARTMI!INT. Mldclleporl, 4356 Rutland. dy to stores. 14500.00 phone 99Z-3871. 4-5-lfc RVTLAND - ~ room block SINGER ZIG ZAG aewlnc mahome, bath. atlracllve Inside chine. 'l1lls machine oold • TWO BEDROOM apartment. with celilng llle, and wall pa- READY • MIX cioncrete dellv· much higher. 'l1lls machine M & G Market, t~ree miles neling. Level two acre Lot. ered · right to 1rour proleet. south of Middleport on Rt. 7. will make bullonholes, darn, Fall and eaay; Free estl· 17,000.00 embroidery and II& aag, Tab 4-1!-ltp VIRGIL or liELEN TEAFORD mates. Phone 9t2-3114, OW. e>er payments of •us per lebo Ready • Mil Co., MlddJo. week or pof balance due, For S.le A!ilorl M. c.., 8ra1:er port, Ohio. I ill de 13Utl. Phone . .2131. 4-9-Sic FROM WAIL to waD, DO 1011 . , . EveniDI•.,. at aD, .., carpela cleaned ELECI'IIOLUX SWEEPEIIS. (4) I0-3tc with Blue Lullre. Rent eleorua wuhen, polilhera and lrlc ohampooer II. Baker Furgenuine parts, caD !liZ-mG. lluiiMU Services 'For an adventure In good eaUng niture. U4tc S.1WOip LOGAN FIRE l SAFET' the family to Balley'i Easter Sunday. EQUIPMENT. aale1 and ler· . FOUR (4) nbs as Is, live mo- LONE STAR llberglaos boat, vlee, PomerOy, Oblo, ~ For a ' delightfuli meal ·may we suggest bile radio Willi. one bolO sta.. .. 15 feet, 50 hp Mercury mospecial prices on exUIIJI!llhtion, frequency on baae stator; trailer. Plano 11 Uprigbt," our sugar cured ham or our . Brouted trs tor bl!ata, ·tranen II .n d tion 15249; on mobile unit lond oondltioo. Phone ... homes. Dwlgbl Lol!an . 15771, and office furnllure; 375S. 4-Mtc Chicken. 31121, · Cbarlas Marshall !liZIUOO. Phone 119Z-21Ml11 day Ill' aM, Mn J:lehlili!!r liZ-5n8, !IIZ-11124 evenlnp. 4-9-Sip 1918 EARLY Amerleao atno: Lamnce Eblin lft.ID4,>., This aet baa AM II FM ndlo, 8AILEY'8 BISTAtTRAN'f . 1-IN!IIc NINE ROOM boule, Ill loll. 211 1. MollO rHOtlli tft.m4 ,._ny · 4 speed outomaUc nc:or4 Dolly S:lt. AM.t. I1IO ~ 71t0.t. 71t0 ' . • Bacino. Phone tNIP. changer. Lovely linlah, IIIII ' AIR CONDmONING RtfriJer· lllre oew. Talle over pay-, otlon oervlce. Jick'a Refrtl· ments of ts.!l per month or .ration, l'few Haven. lione HAY. George carson, Phone pay ti&.ZI. 'l'r)' It In JOIII' lll!-2tl'/9. 4 ·• tie 742-4753. . 4-7-llp home. Phone IIZ-2131. U4tc ,, ... u. ..... Marine . I We want to 6ee Mdump! It',; ver1.4 important! Hockingport, .Ohio --- Cuelrlo ~ultt LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE H'LO, H~' c;,ar ~~ 1H>sEFlillll>' ... ~l J!J;T T£WM' Mil Atf"K ~ BICi JIM ~IT l'H' PIRm~~ YOU TEll. HER lH' .. _Du>Oo. I~OFA YAMPfR! KILL.f:R WMO*- llRRY IIUT IF PETUNI;Io, COMES AN' F'IN~ '1';1.. OUT;I.. li£C fLL BE IN TI<OUBLE ~ s. m- ....., I KNON AWA'i 10 ER brine. .. &LOOD STI.INS. COL.t..D Fo.;...r~ ... .atn'HE~ IT IH'ltl 1lW" RMR TJ.IEM PIRAT'f'D IW>COME OUT 0:: .f -•C:ouRse:, l,. TWI!Y WI!RIE FAMILY FAVORITE EASTE RWT' ~ . BG.~SWP -~ep,[) . .>.. "' • ;~ . - ·- '-- ., �• - "''" .. ·-~ ' . •· ,. ' ~ I - - ,. 1 . ' t - tr,._ •. . J-~, 'I' ; ' . . ~ ' • i ,. Today'a'lbought. ' ~ ~. : . • cdase/1 '.·11: ;.; ·...,,,,:~;;:~;::~E~· .·:·. h~r· ·a~:s~~·~: ·a~~~iiity J~lann~d~.·., 17 ........... ~~·unhvs•~ ~ *' •""" 'J'· · ,,,, '"' ·•· ·'· ·· · . · . ·Gki .·. .. ' ile.kin., J..ulfV!Jle , . fl!iiU ;JO,; Route I W111Y8d; ptle~~!n~Jjary . hearbi,;,. ~ _ . . ,lbur· • ebarpsFrldi.Y lboi'Dilllwhlll hi appeared beC<lrO .Mti!Pc..tiley ~ Judie Frank W. PWter .1 rDe... roett.f S' •ase Utuo will (j) di- ·l o llle grlllll )lfJ. Ho appaared with his illtorne1, Ed.. ward Robe, ot Athena. Bond of f5,000 Polled earlier ••• .... talnecl 11111 Deskins was rlloaoeel. Deskllls Is ebargad wlth ,aoeond degroo murder 1n tho atab· bing death o! Avel Hor¥ey, 30, Dexlor, Thuradi,Y nl&lrt. ,lpr!J •• n Is alleged that Deoldnsllliib· · btd Har¥ey with a butcher knlro·· at the Deakins rural homo near DanvUJe. Har¥o,y died at Holzer lioopltal whore he wao tll!tn fol.. lowing tholneidonl WORKING OUT lET AILS or handling dckets and similar problems relating to the Mi" Southern Ohio Pageant to be held MOl' !at 8:10p.m. In the Pomeroy Junior High Si:hool Auditorium are these members of the attendance committee from Ohio Eta Phi ChaPter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Advance ticket.!i !or the pageant to be offered at li reduced price will go on .sale next week. From left to right are Twila Matheney, C&rolyn Grueser, Ann Chlij)man and Sue z_irkle. The sorority and the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce are c&osponsor.s of the pageant which will be directed by Bob Hoeflich. PLAN EARLY SERVICE An F..aster &mrise service will be held at 6:30a.m. at the Church cl. God in Chester. The public is Invited. TONIGHT, SAT. & SUN. ""'112.1a.14 "TO. .UK" BoetlltJJta Goat~ "DIADLIIR THAN THIMALI" Rich.anl Johnson EJk.e Sommer MDGS· 111ATRE TONIGHT lhrv TUESDAY Aprll12·16 WALT DISNEY'S "THE HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE" (Technicolor) Fred MacMurray Tommy Steele DISNEY CARTOON> Apllne Cllboro SHOW SfARJ'S 7 P. M. Holy Altars Cast Listed The pageant, llo\y Altars wUI vln Wilford, and Jonathan and be presented at 7:30 p.m. SUn- Jill' Rots. day at the llaelne Methodist Organist for lite prosontotlon Is Mrs. Mallie Circle IIIII Mrs. Church. The story is about a grand. Alo,yne Roes wUI bo reader. Somother pla,yod by Mrs. Margaret loists will be Pam Hill, Mrs. Houdashelt, but with L\oo Kim· Harry Wilford and Mrs. John bier playing the "granc:bother" Kimbler. Young people taking the o!lerat tile age of eight, Sharon Ervin at high school age, and Co~ lng wUJ be Buddy Ervin and Keith nle Ka,y ChaPman and PhUIIP Kimbler and distributing proHUI wiD be tho bride and groom grams wUJ bo Paula King and when the grandmother's wedding Rhonda West. The publle I• Invited. is restaged. Rhonda Ervin will be the maid o( OOnor and Ibuglas RMts, the best man for the wedding with PLAN BENEFIT DANCE Jane Ann Rees and Vlekie Wolle Tho Chester Alumni Assn. will as junior bridesmaid& and Pat sponsor a rowtd and squatoe dance Demar, Garcia McGraw, Char- 8:30 p.m. at Chester EJe .. lotte Teaford, Debra West IIIII mentary sehool. Francis An· Trudy Maloska as senior brides- drows and group will provide maids. Wedding ushers are Pat ""'sic and Jim Carnahan w II I HLI~ James Johnson, Bill Coreall, Proceeds will go lA> tho noll, Rodney Neiglor, Lorey KiJn. Eastern Scholarship Fund. bier and Jill' HUI. ... ~ the pagoon~ the baby of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hill Is to be dodic atod. In the roles of tho srondchlldren for tile pageant GAUGES - GalUpolls, 11.9 are hone Frank. Eric HW. Perry and 19, 0 runninll 20 feel ol rolland Seth Hill, Lori Kimbler, K.. ers; Jlt. Plea&ant, 24.80; Pome~ roy-Masoo, 24.50; Hlnten, 2.10 ralllng; Kanawha Falls, 1.06 rising; Charlooten, 18.60 rising. Londoo, rWifting one-half foot ot rollers: Marmet, rlUiling one ~ rourth foot and Winfield, running me foot. River Gauge.s Contribution Made to Fund N .N!ol'fl ..... """" ... """~ . · ·•' ·~ to ll)e lofld.Am~el!ll Corit..W ~ boll!llb&ll jlileillhltfl\'11! ' • . ' -~ ' " _, t . ..t . ' Aftlorle&. .,• . 100 yeara old. A native ot ClmonobUr& Pa., homoiOWn ot Percy Como, Ute RO¥ . .Mr. Ruppoll roeol•ed his AD deiii'IO from Taylor Vnl•oratey near Morloo, Jbd,~ and p,.t.. uated !rom tho Hamma Dlvlnley School at Sprlas!lold, auo. Ho bepn hlo ...Ues at Middlepori 00 Mar 17, 1951. For a number Of year• he alao aorvod aa paaiA>r ot tho First UJII. od Prtob)'lorlan a.ureh In !ifn· cuse and more recently he haa served u pastor lor tho past two years of the Pre!lb)'torlan Prosnm.' ,. s.lout ·COuncU """ district ··- Ia~ ft!uo• of Aroa Couni:IJ, t!\oltles ~ tile comlnl yeor wiU·Iaelude. s.:out.O·Raml, Ski!: il880!11ed lllODthly theme~ to. !>-~. Scout. Fair, W~o• be eonaldtred hi Uti .c u•lltlr llo,y and Council. CJa"'!1'"'all• ' • of oadl peek, his aul-a, Dilll' Webeioi . Scoutil, whO Bra ~ Mothers, 8Ddll"ek~mmltteemen year~d bo)'s, will haVe of B<IY Scout•~ Amerles. . a ..... that' . .. ·; ·~ ' • Ioiii IIfter hio tlJb S.O..tbl!i d~J~m ,Tho, Ylrioey,,. ,e~~..., lllllal ,...,,., ~oo," .he llld, , "J11~~ - eo ~ not'CIIl1¥ !ol die ,\Jc>Yo "'!I IW tilt.Whole fallil4o." · I ' ,,. • '• . / . -,. ··' 1.' ,d . ·. ·· - ~~ .':·: . .. ; : .;> .. . ... • o'J ·" I ' ./ cu!'1i - elvll rlab!B bill ~- • wblcK he.. made the decllton ·i" r" .1 .'' 4: BtlolV oPtn ll!luatrw, pro¥illon dtmioct Ill ,~ ~ . .~ whleh would lallek .. clown ,,...1&1 from Coagreaa, Jom.- ~ "'· borrlara In 80 per eant ot tho "The Drwdeat momenta of nf ~. proaldtncy hu boon tlmll lllf: nation'S houliJW hi 1970, IIIII whtn I have aJantd Into lfli':Z Tho President olgnecl the bill the proa:d.se of a cWitUl')'." :, : Now, he Aid, Noarots "wtg:; In an emotlo...,..ktd White Houao ~ero1110ny attended by 111 ~ auaor the humillatWg • oeorea of elvll rlihta loadtro, of beiJw turned &W~ boeiUIO elargymen IIIII ""JWI'U8111811 net" Ia aookllic ~ jol), BOlDa IIIII -.toast oatkma11J on a roiiiW'IIIt or bu1hW a hom"' • "Witb this bill, tho wico or: radio IIIII telo\ololoo. Juallee ~ age1n. 1 procla~JR ; King' a widow was Invited to !air houllng for all II a ': Ute ~ertiiiOny but wu Ulllble to Part of tho Amorlcao ~ of : attend. life/' · ... lleeolllng the 1968 nteOtlng at • Tho measure carrt•• feclenl : · penaiU,o for eroaolng atattllnes ; or lnloritati roewueo ! o,: I!:; vehicles collided. Thart was no clamalleiA>thetroeter.uat!erlllll moderate clamaie lA> tho ear. No me was Injured, An aeddo!rt oeeurrod at 5 a. m. ThurldiQ' .., Rt. SS, olillt • tenths of a milo north ot Rt. 7, >lid wu not reported unll1 7:f6' a.m. Thurtdi,Y aeeonllng lA> the polrol. Thuraten Leonard, S9, Rock· wood, Mich., hoadtd IIOUih, told of!leers he mot an lmidenlllltd ear on a eur¥e, . wont otf I h o hll!l>way and lost eontro1 In the loose vavel. Tho ear hit a fenee poll, according io tho patrol. No charge was Bled. Dama~ was lll0dtr111a.lllll 110 lllOWIIIDJurtd. 1n riots or lnterforln!J will' : l1ollcemon or firemen <hlrlnj • rtote. •,;:. ln!tlal\y, tho bill, tho llrsi: Q>r ei'rll rl&bl• Jeclalatlollti t 01 throe yeors, wUI allact ~ :: fodorally owned or flnllnctd :; i111u11Q1o Tho 011111 houllni :; provloillne wW bo broadened • until thO)' ljlply to most housin(: by 197(1. .. : .: : ftot•.rv , _,. l POMEROY . NATIONAL BANK RUTLAND II"""' SERVICE NOTED The ~~~ Clwrebea at~­ raeuse, Forelll Run IIIII Millerllvlllo 11111 bold Eallliir StmriA ebureh Sialdl,l' at 8 a.m. Th•Sitl· lor MYF Will be Ill Gt; brookfalll "' be ......11 rGIJoiri . inl aorvleu. ' · char,. Mem.ber Federal Reserve System Member FDIC All Accounts lnsurlld Up To $15.000 Under The Fllderal Dtposlt lr•1ur•n.. Corporation OPEN fRI~Y NIGHTU-60 to J:OO ,I' ' t '•' •:: : (ConUwecl frlim Pap I) : : ot; tho Easter Seal Salt by Ylrtoe tho roet tho elub aetuall31bubl.t: 1, the Melga Coow1 Crlpple4 :: Children's Soeloey. The rotlriJil : club preslclon\ - Wendel. ~ ; 1 .nrM~n ..ri. loch this )'ell' - outomatleallf. : a.AJO~oua 888 boeomes "president" o! tho CrlP: :, 'T' pi~ qilldren'a Sopl8tr tho .I 0 n.W suing year· •• · •~ The soeloey w1111 lswr:hed llj : COLUMBUS (lJPl)- Bids will lloi8B Collllt1 In tho late ltto~ ;;_ be opantd Tuotdi,Y by the Ohio lndc>oodenl of tht llolar7 ,llull: :: lleparlmenl of IUI!I>waya on t6 Later It boe,.nt,&Dinhorited oil! ;: l'OIIAI>ulldlng proo]lcto ostlmatecl llgatlon of Rlltariana Who dilllreil : to eoll ~8 million, the terseat to malltlln tho lOrrie.• It Pro! :: bid letting opening this year. vldea for the COUIIQ"'o handie~Pt ::; The bids Include eonstructlon pod children. Evtn11JII\y the IJOo ~ projoet lor 2.2 mlloa ,ot t-t75 elo1;y waa loco1110ratod Gnfc-:;: Ia LU<el C011117, olllmattd to mally) Into the Club progr- \: eost $6.2 Jllilllon. The job .... earl Hor!Qr, chelrinln of thi : Included 1n tho March 5 bid op. 1968 ~ Sole which .oiling but a lone bid ot f1 mil· oed\'lllei of tho ~Wei a.u;l:; lion was rejected. Tho proJect dren'a Society, lo UfiiJw faaiW ~ Ia te be eomplstecl by Nov, 30, Ilea who ha¥0 roeolvtd 1-• lq ~ 1969. make whateontrlbutlonotbo,ycaa; ;; The seCUid larsest proJect Ia IIIII those who 1111,)' haw been ~ <'OIIslructlon Ot 111e 0na1 aoctlon, mioaecl on his melllac list, IIIII ,. U mlleo, of tho U. S. 33 bypus who desire to 09ntrlbu18, to ~ ~ o1 Logan In Hocking c.uncy. Tho cheeks to Curtis Jtnkln~"! :; projoet Ia estimated st $U m11. Treasurer, Crl!lpltd adldr*ii llon. Soeloey, Ylddle&>ort. J:IY• p Be .. , arded en:: flllancu : ' Drive to El~erfelds In from our directon, officen and staH ' ..' .I j • troy ' OPEN BOTH FRIDAY and SATURDA= NIGHTS TIL 9 RIO GRANDE- The professor JUs poem was one o1 six winthrew out the ehallense, •• a nora In the state. He and his good one lbould, IIIII Ja,y A, parent a, Mr. IIIII Mrs. James Karllmer IA>ok it. The llrolea. Karshner, have - . Invited te aor waa M111 Ruth Thomas, ol attend the annual spr111a tea at tho Rjo GrllldJ faeuley. Sit 111!1· Ole Governor's Manllon, -AprU &elled ~ l!er·""'-'1 .,...., ..17"11' 2 p.m. In Columbuo. AI ihoe wrlilaa illl1dtDIS enter tho thlo tea, llonorlng aloo ..,.,.ey LueWo 1.o.Y ltui:k Ohloooa Cm· chairmen or tho Martha Klnno,y got, &llrlea - • 1D OXPI'OII Cooper Ohloona Library AstoIdeals IIIII natural beauey cladon, Jay, and tho othar wJn. ., tho state o1 Qblo, IIIII were nero wVI be presented awards. to be written hi ajpateurs. Awho was vlce-9f0Bi· Ja,y. a aeniA>r majoring In dent o1 the student boclY at Rio &l&lilh, lntero- In educt· Iaiii year, a member of the Sen· lion, ehoao lA> Wflle about Jla.r. ate, and of the ldmlnlllratl¥1 donvUle, 8)'ll1bolieal ol a · •an- council, he was lllled In I b e llhlng ora. Jay had lived In Ha.r· Who's Who of Collose denvUle for 13 7tvl and h I a In 1967. 'I'.........• IIWl live thoro, II Ja,y fools In the flltUro people was formerly a company tewo. tho faelorle1 are deserted. . .. q.. stu-• Ifow ~orgers Get Probations GALUPOUS- JucltJoThomu W. lllllcholl placed an Athena Councy inln and hil wUt OD two yearo' llrobotloa each on a ...,.. vlcllon fll a total of 10 dllferont torgery charloa ~ Ill Galo- .. u.:-:u~ ~ 28, and Dt.,.. . ~ Colirove, 21, both ot A!h.... 'iltrola court oo bll1o otlnfol'lilatlol\o Conrrove / ploadod guliiJ to throe eounto ot torgery and .Mrt. Conrrovt to ' JAY KARSHNER IOVOII eountB of for881'Yo Slneo Ajlrllt, thopelrhed-. ASK TOWED under Investigation by the GALUPOUS - AllPII'hw for don of!leer tO a llllfl'laat lic0111e Saturdt.y In problllon or was In tho oflleo of Golba Cooney Proordar. Both ploadtd DOt SUUt: • Court wore Johll C. Bercy, whoa they Wl~l arn1gned 0D lht 68, GalliPOlis, pharmlelat, IIIII eiafltl In Golli!Jolfl llunleiPal Jio.!llla C, Powall, 511, (laliiPOIIa, P....,.. dttat'!IJin"•fltthtr •-bw Court. 11e11Ji1'11Phtr. will be more lnlerosttd In the fate ol towns like Jla.ydenvllle and plans lA> koop hlo many notoo puaslbly for a IMxlk wh111 he is not eo bullY lllld hla eoDOtle work Ia oomploted. lUi wlnnlnt poem foiloWI: HAYDEN);U.LE Ha.rdonvllle - one ot the last compan,y IA>wns Standa alone now . The ministry statement sold North Vietnam suggested on Aprfi 8 thot Phnom Penh be the slta ,.for preltm1nary contacts on the ambassadortal level • , • with 1 \olow to Pr<ll&rlng for the formal talks." On i\ilrU 10, 11 said the Vnlted States •'eame out with the Claim that Phmm Pooh present& dll!leuldes ••• beeouso o1 p...,. lema atiQ"'I from tho lboeneo of a u;s, miosloa 11 that location." •• At the same time, they PI'OJJO&ed a number of places whleh are not adequate to the llemoeratlc llopublle ot Vlet.- A fl.eld echoes in silence clang. lng 110Uftd8 ol nlm1" the statement said. The old faelorles !l'fllosto Warnw Factories now razed, that even The Hanoi regime took u.s. before thlo century obJteUons to tho <oPital ot Marufactured ela,y produels. The memoey o1 Peter Ha.rdon, the founder, and ol The ehureh, on the breeze of WorshiJ>ers 10111 past. The old ela,y and eoal mines ntiJ'Ioy round thtrnaelvos Vae.nt, abandoned. ' As thewlndaof change and mod.. ernlzatl.., awopt Aerou the lloeklng valley, OUtmoded ways of manufadur. lng and old ways ol life Could not keep pace. Slowly at llr st Ilion later more rapidly They vanlllbecl. The old canal da,ya, tho era at the railroad, the OOIII(>an1 eoJ11IIIIIIY tmms POMEROY - Mr. IIIII Mrs. lllllald Covert IIIII.Mra. Mlldrtd Sal oar ware In Coluinbuo Stlurdl.i', APril e, to attand Iaiii rlteo for liQY John- brolher-ln~aw ol .Mr. Covert. neutral co11D117, Whorl both aidtllhould hlvo l'111rolllllatlon and ldtquate e o -•..Thlo woo In dlroet eontrodlodon o1 Johnoon'o r-"'<1 statementl tho Vnltecl ' - ' . " . ',' ' ? ' 'PfOQI tllkl .. • IIIII 11. ' ' .q are roedsl 10 JO ~ 11 IIIQ' time for talkJ," It Ald. "II Ia clear that tho U.S. governmonl Is clellborattb' II'JIJW to dola,y the p,.atmtnary talks • • • " tho Forl(gn TOM SPENCER · · IIEA1lS DIVISION 9 - Tom ~..... 18-l'tar-old GaUia ~~1St School Junior, and UJoi.Mr.IIIIIMro.Jamoa '*''"r, 132 Pine St., GaUJ. polio, II tho ... u..govomor of DJ\olaiGG 9, Ohio Hl&lt Sebool Kq Cl11>a. eer, an ho-lludent IIIII ath· late at GAllS, was lllll1ed to tho pool Aprll6. "*'· MlniiiQ' ehlrpd, '')( tho tmtt.d - · ......... 1'11111' wtudo talka , , • II IIWII -·CrotiiJW. Dultlea Ia the c)lpice of ·a ,.... IW preliminary ·~ .· onll dtla, tho talkl boiW- ll>o two aides." License Searching lifted wntinues In River For Year GALLIPOLIS - Gallla Coun· 11 Juvenile Judge John W. Howoil Saturdi,Y ~~~-- tho op. erater' s lleenoe o1 Richard M. Slone, 16, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, for one year after eonvlellon on a eley pollee eharse of roekleao operation. Cited by the Slate Hl&ltway Patrol, Cloyd Glndlooboraer, 16, Rt. I Gallipolis, waa fined $15 and costa for opeodlng, Cited by pollee, Deborah GulnUler, 17, Rt. 2 Galli))olts, was flntd $15 and colts, spoodlng, and David L, McCormick, 16, of 35 Smithers St., $5 IIIII cost• for no operator's license. ForfoiUng bonds on pollee charges were: Lloyd A. Chev~ alter, 17, Rt. 2 Galllpolla, $17.50, I!J)Otdlng; John P, Rossig.. nol, 16, Lower River Rd., $18, speedJl1g; Francis D. Martin, 17, Rt. 1 Gallipolis, and Don T. Hemoworth, 16, ot 1813 0..111nut St., $23 bonds for ~­ lng. GALUPOLIS -Tho U,S. CoiPI ot ~.. whlehiiiOveddredtlng equiiiatonltothoSIIvwBrlclse dlalater alta last ..... eGIJUn. uecl Its aoarch SllturtloJ IW four miasllla vlellmo IIIII a m!loq opblrpJn. CARLA MORRIS School. Miss Morris, • 1967 gradu. ate of Southom ~~1St School ill " llaellle, Is llOW a -tllfU11li" Slate Vnlveraley. S.e has hod 12 years of plano training and lo a member of tho lnlvoraiU' chor· uo . She has had training In dramait.o, danc:lng and music, For GALLIPOIJS -The GalUa her tal111t proiiOIItatlon In tho loCountY lllorUI'. Do!>artmont "" cul paseant, Miss Morris wiU vestJsetecl the theft Frida,y of prosent a plano medley. llle Ia two tires IIIII rims from a planill for the NROTC Gloo Club lawboy trallor owned by Joe D, at Ohio State. Mlller of Ro4tley. The tires were Min Jlmlper wVI rradlate from NoJBOIW!lle .. York H I g h valued at '135 each. Five or six bindars, valued II $7.50 each, .1111112 binder chains is were aloo stolon. The theft& ap. parently oceurrod sometime b.., tween i\ilrll ~12 the shorUI'• deGALUPOUS - J. E:mmott plrimont Ald. Morrison, Mason. Galli& -Meigs 9:1orlfl' s dqludes altO lnvos- District Organization IIIII EJo. lltlated tho theft of tum olgoals tenalon Chairman, IDIIOUIICedthat and psollne from a dumll true k at the and of the first Cf11Jt0r of owned ill' Ernie Walters, Rt. 2 1968 tho M-G-11 Dlsttictwas over GallljJolls. The truck wao parked Its -ted (1081 of 859 boys Ill at Bane's Service Station, belaw the "FOUI'"-Jo.One." project. At GallljJolls. The sigDals wore .U. tho end of March, the )I.G.Il( uecl at$15. District had a total of 907 boys 2 Tires,--Rims · Reported Gone KARON JVNIPER oeoudng. Exeeeded School IIIIo spring. 91e bas had lralJJinilln baten work and elarlnet. ror her talentpresentatloo, llbe will perform a baton r o •· Uno. AI NoJQlvUle-York llbela hold m~ IIIII was home. oomlng CJIOOn. She Ia aellve with tho choir IIIII band and Is chaplain ot the Tri-HI-Y. Plan lnitialioos .Sensible Prices ; " W•tl"l Apparel ''' Your ·Fa.-U;·· and Furnlshl.gs'. For Your Ho.n,,, ,''; ' '. .;<. loold~W fllr F:"Jl'etlleft"-- ... · · Make 59th PO.MEIIOY - IDidallon ri~ Wlll'bo btiserVod bi lilt'~ ' American Lellion Drew WebBier Foot No. 39 this eomlng Mondl,y nl&ht. All new members will re.. eelvo their lnidatlon lllllareurg. eel lA> attend. Thoro wUJ be a fUll meal servec1 at 1 p.m. te be followtd by tho lnitlatims 11111 lllttllng, All Lolllormalroa are asked te be on lime lor the dinner. IN VIETNAM POMEROY - SFC Jobn L. Hawley, 11111 o1 Mrs. Lola Hawley ol Pomeroy, Ia serving with llle !28th Aaaault Helicopter C - Ill VIetnam, Mrs. Jlaw. loy IIIII the couple's four '""'" are maidn& their hmno In Fslla Olureh, Va. IN HOSi'rfAL RACINE - Larey ~cer, Racine Rt. 1, ... ldmllttd "' Vnlveraley lloapltal, Columbus, Frlda.y for surgeey. He Is Ill room nUmber 719. annotlllcina. • Run Friday GALLIPOLIS- Vol- firemen made threo fire n111 Ill 1 five hour parlod Frtdi,Y andwero aloo ealled to waah poallne otf tho 11root In fruit ot the D. HolUB Wood rtaidlllee at 535 Saeond Ave. At 11:31 Lm. Frldi,Y, tiromen wvo eallecl to tho Forroll Alldneon, Jr., p1aeo an tht Gfllll.sauadtra Rd., ahoula mila IIIII a halr beyood NorUR.,. FtromB!I llld tparks from a plet ot eeatrolltd .bundai 101 the ecljolalng area .., fire. Thlrtelll IIIII two trucko made a run at 8:03p.m. Frldl,l' to the FIQYd Blazer pace .., Bluer Rd., - . a milo and • halr from the Bulavlllo Town Houoo. !Pfkafl'ombumlaetrollt stortoc1 a grass lire, llromon m... Ald. Lint Ia a se• dr7or at tho Dod• and lilcll Uluncleretlo, Third Ave. and Court St., four men IIIII a trod< lA> the ..,.. at t:M p.m. F'rida,y. Thare woo no damop. Tho bulldln1 11 hi 1., G,lilrchi, Sr. Flromob ultll ~ 1,000 ......1 at water 1D ..... ••., ....u.. oil the Ia ll'alll' oftho Wood realdonel. The IJiooaiiM lllilltd tho <1. • ~ ear. The lour runo brotqftt lA> ii9 tho . . . ol fire ru1111 lor tbt Jtar. .,,. ·' Big Selections- Dependable Quality are -two woeko :':~:·:·>:::·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:::·:'.:>:':·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:,:,:o:::::~< POMEROY - TwoaiJ' classes tlon or 4-H claaoe& In which only Juniors lA> ride: ride IIIII will bo lllclucled In a borse llhow rthbons will be awarded. run; , Western stoc:k horoo; to be alaged betJimlng at 12 Clasooa o1 the show Include ~ hor0011111111hlp, 10to Uyoaro; 110011 111 April 21 hi Ute CouJ. Western load .. In pony, lA> be vll1o Biding Cluh, lne., at t h e )ldSed; Wellem plessure pony, plekup race; Western, children' a COolvlllo lltow groundoonl!outeo under 48 Indies; IIOIIior horse .. horlltllllll!lblp, UDder 16; Western stoke ract; 0811 IIIII spoon; t-Il 7 IIIII SO, toll of COolville. manlhfp; Oag race, walk, trot horlltllllllablp, 15 lA> 19: lrall The will be COlD· POllY horaomanlltlp, eipt years patltloo IIIII all cantelll events IIIII under; Wolllern pleasure elaos. Gor;y Rusoall, CoolvUIO, w Ill will bo eleetrlealb' timed. Rib- horN; mualcalehllro;AwaJ..,.. """"' aa ringmaster with c. E. boas IIIII four oalh prlrea, $8, plea.....; Woltempleaourepony, Wonclard, Bldwoll, ao judp IIIII $4, ~ and $2 wVI bo awarded f8 ladle• uiil under 56 Inches; In Aeh dOll with the exc:op. barrel race; Weatorn plta111rt, Homer A. Cole, ~· Plalno, 1 the collll>ao Pageant wntestants POMEROY - Miss Carla J. Morris, daua!ller ofMr.andMrs. carl Morris, Long Bottom RoUte 1, andMissKaronJunlper, dauah· ter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. R>ylllllld Junlpar of Nelsonville, will be a.. IDOilg tho a conlealents laldng part 1n tho foorlh annual M I s s Southern Ohio Pageant. The event will be atapd at 8:10 p.m. oo Saturda,y, Mar f. Ia tho PuDeroy Junior H lg h ot the ..... ot tho kt7 Pin, about 18 iochtalolc IIIII 11U.:boslll diamoter whleh,..._ ontd togothtr 0)'1 bora. A • 11011 In an IJ'I bar eould bave caustd a failure ot the llllln 8PID the design of tho brldp. One eye bar wu foolld brok.,. Workers are oporatlaJ the dreclse from ur1y IIIOI'JUg until late at Jd&ht. Tiley will- 1D ®ltn'e Eutor todaY. Four· IPOII have boto IIW'IIl!l by tho llaaon and Galllo Caanl1 Civil Dafenae units with liuoiyoi!D pbllolJt where clolhllw 11111 heir wu ago. · lnveatlgatol'l Show Features 20 Classes Acad01111 A'ITEND RITES ana They domandtd tho ..,... tiiCto should ~ pllee at a In BIDro Slandsolonenow. Cambodia Into conaldendan, It . Aid, OUgpstecl Waroiw. But, It ldded: "On Ailrll 12, Uti' U.S. IUthorltltB, without glv!JW ll>eiJ' oplnlon on tho choice of Warsaw, relsecl two c:oncldons of minimum stanclard& for the plleo o! prallmlnacy contaets: Goal Wlllch !pLI!nt IIIII old whispers All remain memories. Jlaydonvl11o - me of lho Jail ' :/ U.S.Reneging ori'' acts.',. Rio 'Senior to he Honored l' . . Charge from Hanoi TOKYO cuP0- Mirth Vlft. - . ~~~~ oecutd the Vnltecl Slates of cleliboratel.Y dola,ylng talks OD POICI IIIII warned Wa•hi~Wtrtn 1D 11Stoll creattJw problems',. over a slte. The Hanoi l'Oiimo laid It heel noted Washington'• obJtetiODS 1D Phmm Penh IIIII had ._sttd Warsaw while the Vnltecl Siales had PflllJOiecl a JUDber of places which are not oeceptabie to North Vlotoam. In two separate statements broadcast by Hanoi Radio It charged that President Johnson 'ftl renegtn,g on his promise to moot With the Communists IIIQ' whore IIIII at IllY lime. Than! Aw>oals On Now York, U.N. Secretary General Thant aPPealed "fervently'' to both sldea to reach a Sl>ot<\Y qroemont on a silo for tho dlaeusslons. The ll()llta1 canto In his first PUblic st.atement sloco returniJW from an elsl*da.Y visit to Europe during which h~ said he was in co-t with both Hanoi and WashlngtonJ Both Hanoi broadcasts, one a ForoJan Ministry statement IIIII tho other an editorial In tho oi!Jelal newS(>,.por Nhan Don, accustd the United Slate• of IntensifYing air relds on the southern Panhandle of North Vietnam and other "belltcose ' • •w WAfiuNGTON T Wo roars oao. President J<lhnBon, at 1 White Houoe meetiJW With Ir, Mutln Luther Kinl( Jr., cltelded to aok Con&J'll•• for a tough bUJ outlawlna dlaertmlDatlon In housing, the first sueh law ever PflllJOMd bJ a President. Thurtdi,Y, a "loQg IIIII storm,y N...,. :1' ,. i ·Promise to Dr. King Fulfilled 122 Students Given Tests EASTER! :.-- ' • . Ruppalt and the late Mrs. Rup. polt are well known In Ylddleport, ha¥1ng resided here with their eon Ill later yeara. Mro. RUJ>IIOII died on Dee. 2f, 1966. The 1111117 friend• of the Rev. Mr. ~It are Invited te "drop by" tho Weclnetdi,Y e\oenlnl ro. eoptlon lA> join hlo """'f'Pfion lnMJlnl"ii> ..... 11'1 - . pod "' know ya.•• ' I ./ enee, who make• hh home lb Middleport. Both tho elder Mr, ' Devoted To The Greater ¥idJU Ohio Valley ••IDa CaldweII .Man Charged :::::.:::=.~lot;">:: ~ May a renewed sense of personal peace and happiness be yours on this joyous ' . . ·. Church alllarrisoo\ollle. Next wttk, tlu'oU8h opaelal arrangements In aec:ordaDet with Presb)'lorlan Law, tho Rt¥. Rup.. poll will leave for North Lawla· triP" latert Johnson evoked the burg, 48 miles northweat of Co- memory of alaln elvll 'rlcbte lumbus, where he wlll serve as loader In alpine a 1\lltorle oPOil paater ol tho Methodist Church hou&lrw bill wblch "at IOQIIaot" allows tho to ,ltok there IIIII at Min&<>. awards group. housirw outside the ai1DD. Although he Is golna Into a Miss Ward wrote: Johneon •~Knee! lnln law a Methodist pastorate, lbe Rev. "I was very pleased to have Mr. K-It Ia doing eo with received the scholarship from the permission olthe Seloto Prestho Melga Comq Dollars f o r bytery IIIII will retain hla atandC Scholars prorram IIIII althoosh lag •• a minister ol the Scioto 1 did not remain al Bluefield Prtsbytoey. Hla pormlaslontedo The State l!iihway Patrol ellSlate College, II enabled me lA> this will be renewecl each year eel Lorey Maxwell, 28, Calclwoll, transfer to business aehool dur .. In accordance lA> regulations .ot Ohio, lA> Meigs eo,mey Cow1 lng the first semester, the Presbytery. April 26 m a charge of failure "I am very grateful to all eltCommenting m hlaleavlna, the to signal when poa&llla after an lzeoa ol Meigs Counq lor mak_,Jar Middleport paater, aald: aecldent at 1;25 p.m. Thurtdi,Y Ing IIIIo acholarilhll> possible. "I will always look 111J011 the on Rt. 7, throe and two -tenths "I am enclosing a donaUm of Middleport chm-ch as 11\l' homo miles noi1h ol the GaUia ·Matas $10 In order lA> help some other gr·aduate to have the same op. church ond Middleport 18 11\l' Councy line. hometown. I was received In Mid· The patrol llld that James M. portunit;y as L" dleport and Meigs C0111111 w I I h MIUirm, 17, Rt. I Middleport, The annual rund drive for the open arms and I go lllth the hil!l>· hooded north, storltd te make a program is currently underway est regard for this a!ea and with left turn onto Leading Crock under the direellm of Frod Mor .. a heartfelt feeling of gratitude." Rd. Maxwell, driving a traeter. row, Aellve In oommunll;y affairs, trailer, storltd lA> peso IIIII tile the Rev. Mr. R-lt haa servPAS&JVER BEGINS ed In every position of tho Mid. JERUSALEM (lJPO - T h e dleport Ministerial AaiiOCial!on olllltl .. c1a1 Passover holida.Y aeveral times and has held of. slarled o!flclally today as acorea flee& in the count;y assoclaUm. of pi1D8s brool!l>t pilgrims lA> He has played aettve roles In Israel to help observe the exo. the fund drive• for heart, can~ dus or Jews !rom Egypt more eer, 11111 polio 11111 at one lime ClvU aorvlee tells have - . than 3,200 years ago. went to jail where he remained lll•en . lA> 122 atudents at five until he wao ''balled" out by hlal> schools Ill Melgolllll GaUia BID AWARDID oonlrlbutera te me of tho drives. Counties earlier IIIIa montli by . CHARLE8l'ON, W. Va. (lJPl) He has headed IIIJIIIIlOr B I b I e speclallsta frGlll tho Ohio Do- Cleveland Wrecking or Cia. or.hool prOiiJ'OIIlB for the eommu. partmenl of Feroonnel. etnnad was awarded a cmtraet nlqoo oeveral oeeaalono. The testa wore taken hi 35 for domoiiUm of 119 strueturoo A number of Improvements pupllo at Ga111a AcademY and hero along tho rltlhl of W8JI for have - . made te the Middle- 15 at Soutborn Local In Raelao. lnlerstoles 65 and 77. The bid por1 church during tho Rt¥. Mr. Tella wero administered to pu.. waa $48,750. Ruppalt's st.a,y. He oatabU- . plla at throe sehoola ol I he a program te provide swimming .Melga Local lll'lllem, Rutland, for children at Ute ...,.ey ehll- POmeroy IIIII Middleport. dren'B home IS years 880 IIIII Loeal IUTIIllg9Jilelll for I h o has hod 40 forelgnyoung-le lello-e....sehithostaleporvlsil tho Youth Fellowllblp of tho oonnel department ~ loeal church over tho post 17 years. ael!OOI bualntn teadlero IIIII He eatabllllhtd tho Board of Jlea. gulclanee eounaeloro. eonooses, Installed tho llrst outTolls were Biven for clerk. door bulletin board and a publle stenographer IIIII clerk • cypist address 111111iim In the ebureb. poaltlono. Studonta who pessed The 100th amlveraaey at Ute will be plaeecloo ellglbUIQ' lists ebm-ch was observed 4Jrlng hio which IIUQ' be used by llliite and years Ill 1955 and In 1961 an county J181!11cloa for employm.ent obsenoneo wao held lA> mark JIWliOitl this OIUIDJII81'. tho pallor's loth aM1ver1111'7. Twice, tho Rev. Mr. Jlujlpolt has boon eonunloslontd lA> the General Autmbly of tho United Prtlb,ytarlan a.urdl - In 195f lA> Detroit, Mleh., IIIII In Columbus In 1965. He held leiiiPOI'II'Y eonunl- aoolgnmtnla at. tho General Assemblies. He Ia eur .. rently sonl1111 as enrolllna clerk of tho Seloto Preob)lltey, ID tribute lA> hla serriee, a public farewell reeoptlon wVI bo hold at 7:30p.m. wemeldiQ' at Ute church, A 111!1>1 prorram will bo preaenlecl IIIII relrellhmonta Mn'td. MDvlna with Ute Rev. Mr. aup. pelt will be hlo father, Clar· Serotng' Meigs (:'ountv for over 9IJ ' • wVI select monii>Jy Uti.nea ·b FeQruai')',: ·~ ·Seoo!I·SP.I r If; Qrulib. bplilnecl, '"'bt P r tho parlod !rom .MtYi968 thr<IUII> Mardi, ibdloii ,Lore; IJild April, ·, rrom ,<If II!! ·r;:ut. II.C:aul PI~ April 1989, ac~ ·to T 0 m HobMel aad Pttl.' h~' a ·diPfi·ol Pllf»>it tbat .D. theGrubb,Trl~ DJ<edor Mi.!l.s Jamerilla 8, Ward, me o1 the 16 winners ol schoJar .. llhlps offered laat spring by tho Meigs Couney Dollars for Scholars program has sent a contrt.: butlm of $10 to thlayear' s program as concrete evidence other appreciation lA> the scholarship • POMEROY · ' rot.peeo lire'htiJd lri April 1g tl>fr te ' M>""!!li"o; ~; CJiolllii ~,....,, &IIJ8IIII!I. ~==·a Trl.st.lol Arta Courlcll, il o' t •llld· cobllllo; Nclvombor, ~- ~Ill, ll\owmln, •• sccutl or bail; beoembor, Winter W!llldlr· · athlote, orlllll, OllldnOtr; • AdUlt loodora In ·each paek ~; JIIII&J'1, tit for Amefic&; &IOloll.t. ' ·' ·: 1fW,...,...., (Ctonlnutil ""'!'Page I) .. -r;; •W<ID •• •.,..., llld todaY Rup'pelt '. '. ~~.;. -~~ Ill ia~\itito~ .J'llr~ Davy """'S', x.q~or; , II~ aettV!ey . .. 1!114 •orl~= · I bjllio!l)l WO ~., ~ llod·'o'(·f ~ ~; Jld,,;,•'; !!ft ·.which lA> .. . -lli1 at 1886 Culllic1lul "ru>-$eollt~•· AU811111 Mll;' ~p,...am, . P!'ckO :•• ' ·~ ~ _,.,,MoiJ!h; ~· lloorwlt " ,61 .,are 'Weller, .aooll!llat, he .Is raallnllw to .head eoaoh at tho Vnlveralq of ~!~Do neiOII. . · · Fltoh, 34, John Kmldlo, who ro~atN!no»lOla thi•·weok after nine.... oona. ·::::::~~:::::::::::".;>.::::::~::::~::;::::::::-:·:~;:~::::::~:="~::::: ,. .• "Next to the VOI'Y Yt)uJig, IIUJI· pose the veey old are tho moll le!OIIh."- 'lbaekefa,y. � 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. 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