https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/02e3ef6a0331d677cf817295af3f075e.pdf a1fbb3ca46e0fd36fe011c584e455142 PDF Text Text • •' ' [l!i' :l: 'l : . I ' ' t'f: .,, l ' 1'he · J•il).- !'!Cntme&, l'onteroy-Midd1"1)ul'l• 0., ,\p_r illk, 1Ubn f ,_ . - ' ' OPEN BOTH DAYS 9:30 ,, \ . to 9: 0 P. • · ·.- ·' It ·.,. h. ·' ~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~=-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~··----- ·Girls Dresses on Sale Friday and Saturday ,• Boys Casual Slacks SUM SIZKS (6 to 16) ••••••••••• I 0 ••••••• I 0 •• OVER-DOOR '~ANGERS . ~95 HEGI!LAI! >;IZES (6 to Ill) , . . . . . . . . . . . , .... , •••3.95 HUSK1' SIZLS (8 co 18) •••• 0 I • 0 •••• I ••• 0 •• 0 Hold~;> $4.50 ••• Uu11t refliist&nt Dnlsh f'eh backing to prevent marring <bor. 9 TO lS MONTHS, :l TO :Jx, J TO 6x, AND 7 TO H. SIZES - l,ermanent l'ress iYy style with soil relea!!ie, Made by Burli~ ton. Bra:ss, Ioden green, naVY blue and black. 3. 95 to 12.95 Dresses 3. 95 Dresses----~-- sale 1. 98 · 4. 95 DresseL------· Sale 2.48 , S. 95 Dresses. ______ Sale 2. 98 .!:,, ' . 7. 95 Dresses_ ______ Sale 3. 98 8. 95 DresseL _______ Sale 4. 48 10.95 Dresses ·------Sale 5.48 12.95 Dresses_______Sale 6.48 .• ' '' ' .. LiHie Boys SHORT and SHIRT sm Sport Shirts Short sleeve shirts (or men in all sizes. Sm.aH Uf..lfl,l), Med-ium (15-1>1'.!), Large (l&-16lh), and Extra Large (17-171,7), Jleglp lar or button ck:lwn collar~, Every shirt Is permanent press, • ·- egu ar 11%81 39 • - -- =-----------=------1 I!EGLLAR $2.98 WOMEN'S PHIL MAID WHITE, BLACK AND PASTELS ... " . " . ~lei IlEAL MULTIPLE DI!ESS SHEER AND WALKING SHEER Regular 1.50, While They last · ·99t ~ot While They Last, 2.00 Regular 2.00 PCUNT d'ESPRIT STOCKINGS Tee Shirts with Pocket I!EGULAR $3.98 WOMEN'S PHIL MAID WALTZ GOWNS, SALE 3.49 ::-:-::-:--:--:-:-----'----------1 SMALL GROUP I!EGCLAR $2.00 PIERCED AND PIERCED LOOK stop in on Elberfelds l st floor and select lVhat you need in full or twin bed size mattreu covers (plastic or muslin). Ironing Board covert~ in 54 or 60 inch ler11,'1h, Pillow Cases, Pi14tw tick&, Iro~ 1968 SWIMWEAR ' ' ..' Buy your bathing suit now and chooso from a complete range of sizes in one and two piece styles. IS, 'Women's Sizes 718 to !7118, 10 to 32 to 40, also tall sizes. Extra Sizes 42 to 46, Teen SiZ<·s and Girls 1·3 · 4-Gx, and 7-!4. ' ..-------------------~ 1 Be sure to see the big selection of olton terry and cot· too lace Beach Jackets In solid pastel; and prints. ~~~~oooooooo:Reg::u~ll=r~2~.9=8~2~P~ie=c~e~D~IA~P:E;R~~oooooooo-i Sizes S.M-L-XL, Sale I .59 -Regular 4.00 Thermal or byon·Acrylic Blend BABY BLANKETS Attradively boxed for shower gifts, Sale 2.89 CELA(LOUD QUILTS Nursery prints on pastel grounds Regularly 4.00, Sale 2.89 M!ESH KNIT PAJ~AS Sizes 1 thru 4. Bright pastel Prints in 100% Boys" Spurs" Slim Fit Jeans cotton. Sanforized shrWlk. Webtern style jeans, f'or school and every~ wear. Shorts Sleeve Sport Shirts · PERMANENT PHI::~ !-imartJy st,yled shirts, taPered and no~H~Pered models. ~rjpes, soJid colors, plalds, Paisleys. 1.95 Sale Ba nlon Stret" h So"ks 2'Pal-r'1'•o· 0 HEGULAR 6!k - MEN'S SIZ! · 10 w 13 ., " ~·~---C=o=t~to=n~·~R=e~g:u~l=•r~ly:.::2~.4~9~,~~=1e~1~.=5~9----ll__________________ Bargains In The Cosmetic Department On the Ist Floor 95e GLEAM SUPEH /\l.'TION TOOTH PMtTE., , , .. S/\LE 69c 118< AEJ«l SIIAVE I'USIJ HLTTON SIIAVE CllEAM,. SALE 61k: (JIEGI:L.\JI Oil Mt:NTIJOL) . $1.25 HlllllEN M.\~IC Hoi!H SI'JIA¥ . . • . . . . , , , , SALt: 79< ».!k: POUIJENT l.t: ,\'TlJHl-: CLEN\SE it Ti\.RLETS . . s ,\LE 78c 87c I'OUllEST EITEitVt:Sct:NT llENTVIU,: C!J-:A~st:lt :.ALE 64c ·., __ . · ' .1.19 I' HI LUI'S MILK Ut' MAGNESIA ••. , , ••• , .,SALt: 83<: · · p,S5 IIE<I!J ANll S110LLJ£Jt\ LOTIO~ SILIMI' OO ,.,S!ILE $1,02 ...00 IU~:-i: AWAY •IITt:ll SIIAMI'OO IUN:-i: . . . , S,\LE 69c $1,89 ALBEHTO VO.S SIIAMI'OO . . . • , •• , , , . s,\J.E .1.49 (llll¥ OU UECGLAU IIAIIO OLll SPICE AFH:Jt SHAVE LOTION , • , , , s,\IJ-: $1.~1 ,,,,, SPAR Dry Cleaning Sponges Chemh.:aJiy treated. t:lean!S like magic. Ju•t rub on 11urtace. J\b. sorbs dirt and du~;t from wallpaper, tlatpatnted l!iurfacn, VeneUan blind>, etc. a9e-t29-1.49 Sale Log Cabin-Rugs'· , · ....~ RUtS IN S'TOC!O. . River.Gauge. · " ~..~~blfl ;;c GAU(lm - GaU[pollo, 12.3 and 15.2 l'tllltlnl 1Ueit of roU- ) B , S . S d . '' -~~~~m'i· ~~~~.,~~r'~ :' .}~:tllate<t ~ . .,.·. :<·:~"'--'::1~ ';;.:.1,• :··. •' ini; ' Oilr!t'iltiii; 1~-"\iioflic. . Iir. _,... ·Do\,\'~1'11, l'i!mt~.et ... Yllle, Ind., 'IIIlo hao al1Peareol Ill. """'""' ,..rm .,.. on - tei..tlbi ~. 'Oill WI 1111; Wlnllold, l'1IIJJiln8 two foot. -""" at Mlddlei>ort's llooth Mothocllot Chilr<h wben OYIIii.. !lotte aervli:ea II" hold at 7:30 p.m. trom A»rl! 21, , a . nd ... Blend Price At $5.6 tfwt, 28 •• Ill · - · ,, 'a1 J...,..,,, . Furniture Throw Covers: Sta-Put'' multi purpose toamback covers. Color• PWJij)k!n, Brown. 41 REDMON · Clothes Hampers DH, DoWEI!IID Blue, 5.69· 90"1 70"- Sale 4.49 7.39-108" 170"- Sale s:99 8.39-126"1 70, 6- 4.9, Loom woven fibre and decoraU"e vtnyl covered hampers. H~ wooct frames and ventilated pegboard panel, Upright and seat .__"JEWE_L...,T-ONE _ _ _P_atric...., _ .;..ian-- News•.. in Briefs tho 710r1, 19112..17 he II)' United Preso International LONOON PAHIS APPEARED TODAY tho moot lllteb' aliA> -CII~s. Cor tho V!etMm Jlti<O tallls. llli>lomatlc oblenera Slid tilt Coct tho.t Tho Rev. 11&1 E. llclnallllo,l>l&tor of Heath Owrdl, - s an It Wll not mllllloaed In !lie latest Amtrlcii>PI'C(IOied •election or 10 new conrereoce al..s ._.ed that fnnce has been qu1et1.y ..,. lavltatlon to the public ID-lllll'lted u the least coatrovorolal moetiJw ,, · tho 1poclal aervlcea. The Commtm!SU were cereaiD 10 mao 011 pr!nctplelllJ llloce PI'C(IOHCI ~ tbe United ~a, lftor Wuhqton declined the twQ IIIlO ol!orecl ~ H....l - Pbom Ponll ond Wor-. .. }I ASIIINGTON - FOR THE SECOND TIME In Uttle over a mo~ F-.J Reaone Bolnl bu ralaed tho dlli<OIIIIt rota a hl1r 1>81" cltlllp !IOlnt ill roducelafladolllf)' irtodo ~ tlcJ!tlolnJ crodl~ The 1C11on Tllur~ raised tho Intet-.11 rota tho Fed cbargea on lollla 1D _..., - . trom 8!llf coni to 5.6 lllf cent - !lie hlchest level the 1929 aiOck market craoh- It llneo tilt oummer brltiJ,r went to 8 Jllf Coni. • ' 'l!coliDmlata looked Cor llleut lOme of !lie member biDkl to ~- ~ illao tho "prtme rate" thlf cbarp ~· to Covored bo"' ~*'• a Precuraor to ~ hlaller creclt coats tor coDIUII'lll'l Advance TiCket Sale Laun~Md .II>' p.......,. on tiiiCI bom~a. Tho I>rtm8 rate Ia .OW·8,... e1111. ,ATHENS, Olll() - Scissors and Shears 45", 100 per cent cotton printed canvas. •d'"'"· lmJ>orted Hollowground "Keon Edge"buttot1hole cuUery, manicure ~ewing scluors, kitchen shears, scisaou, barber · 1•hears and many oJhers, "'" 1.79 a pair 3 for 3.39 . &eel data, washable pluUc taPe•, atrona:,n.vlon cordi, eoclooed ·m etll head. Color White, All 84" long, Width• 24" to 36". Little or no Iron Bli &election [NIItern• and col- 99~ yd. 4.49 ".rests and Buckets Travel Garment hgs j : •• ~ • - Convert a bed to a cOmfortable lounge ror reading, convale~elna: · or TV vlowlng. No..allerJien!c Kapok CIU!Jw, Boautltul coloro, , Full length rust proof dPPer Jlelntor<etl metal hall80r Blot Extra heav,Y Wcy vinyl lied and green Plaid 8.95 r.:omlyre•t• ln. CordUl'O)' or !lonl prlnt<ot!Dn u~·lower ' ' SofiB" Bucket- Flor~. \ ..•'' ~ : TilE !Elq(IR 'EliTOR of E1>oa7 llapllne, Nflrc><irlenle<l PIIItikotioll. 1114 TllurocliJ qu.oao MaJor \:: · (Cmlllllod ... PliO 8) . ' Rlc~>o ., • ~- .. ' One car was domollohecl, two 110r..,. werolnjund. and a second Cll' wao beavllJ<IImaiiJ'[ u 11lo reoult of two s!neloaceldenta In 11eiP Coun11 '!11uradal' alpt. tho depUimellt of 9lerlfC !lllb- e r t - reported. lllltlero mn- A Cll' drlvoo ~ 'lbomla M. Rouob, New !Iaven, Thuroda7 nlibtm - I t S CliO mile welt of 7 waa a total !on wben Rouoh loot c:onlrol 11 ho was 1>1nlnl IIMIIhor voiUclo. Tho Roulll Cll' went oil the left of tho bllttwtJ ·.., an ombankmonl, aonral tlmeo, and '' ' ' i_ Tie Fido, or m.; Says Odef Gilkey . . , . . ... Ita side. Roulll IIIli &1>11-, UCII'd c:o.or, 19, NK Hav-. were taken to VolorMII pltal bJ prlva.. ear.Thttrncelved cull and brul101. Con:lor Wll "'""ttod and Roush was nlea.. ICl oltar trllbnent. Memorial"""· ..ru Roulll be chlr&od with ncldooo _.tloo. the lllertl!'o .-..w. At IO:J& '!11urocilf Jdpt m . (C!IntliiMid ... Pop 6) rii O:-·_:,. [ocitJ. Regj.Str~\f9n l · - . , .tho ...... lloopbl Ownml•*"' ... [lllt--oftho ........ . ~ lloW'1 m• lied II lll&1'l'Wd IDd liU tbroo obll*a · The -llolrd , . . _ . . . mmlna&od lol' tbOir !IOfll llr tho Ollfo Slota lladtcal AI. . . . . andoi..WotW..._..._......ho Rooit. 124,,. , - · of I ~ of ~~ls-~o. 36 Venttfan BIWs PRINTS" . 1'01 Chomltor ofl>!mmoree, .... - · 0 7.95 to 10.95 · · _.,. ...,,.,.. On RL 143 eo.., ' GROUP OF ·an1 In Wreck p...._ 79e yd.' . ala. -~ He joined tho FII'JIIIfl .. -~"""" " ' '• ' ' ......... wLw bono. ' Reed ncelftll a Blobolar ol. Sc*• ...... lb _ _ . . . flvm oido UDIYI!<II!;J,_,_.. od dJI a...... Scboolol....., q a& tho 1111..-1117 o f . , _ Two Hurt !lie f-..od IIIIOBi<er on tho Nadon' a •Fimlll l'n71f PtriDcl, a dlll1 redlo proa:run m WLW, Cln$111U.- and wo - · ... 111...., ror a hllf.naur - Tolfde. a.- WIB 45n Wuh and Wear,fllt color. Whl.., black, Pink.,....., broWn. blue. 1\'0Cido, orqe, for 102111 three mlllina mann, Galnlltnillft . , , _ 1o tbo CG1liOI'IIll ~. ~ &lark P1111 ...........,, lllfiODi In 83 of Oblo'o 8 8 CAR()LYN , 5A~LD, loft. Iiiii llollll llluck ,IQ • ·Uoo,TIIi ..... _ ....... _ wr1119q "" flilal ~· ·!tiJ ...ur1'- judpa--rof aul·»>w· . . . .. ~i(~"'fi'C'"~~.,. .. . ~·~~ Soullletn OMo ll~ to lit holil - f In tilt ·~ ~. . - ~.udJn -~ . 1aid JUah Scbool. Aloo on tho committee rrom the ohio Ell Phi BoDollta Cor Armco Stool Coql, of tho Qlllldliliooolll lid. . ~or Sigma Phl Sororlq, Co-!IIDIIIOrq thep.,JOdcl-"' nr. Jliuo a. a.~>- , He 1a pnllllii.J ~~~o with 11\o Pomoi'O)' Cbomber of Com!i>....,e. 11 GaD lloYitlor, erto, Akron, and Ullber B. ReO- of tbo Ohio II'JMfl AI.BOCIIIo cllalrmlo. ~ comml- will secure one judp rrom each tloo'l GfOtll ' 9oYIIt; ... Ia • of tho !our cound.. to !lie rr•hlse ana which !ncludel Galm - ' of tho Auocllllllfo Ill, llelc•> Athenl and WU!tlngton Couotloo, Tho ana~· Coomcll ol. A<hlnl'll' ..... will WI joined with judgea l'fPre&antlntl tilt IIIII Ohio P_,. Tile .,.,........ lJultpnllldoll lillie localeveat. ll alto ........ ., tho~ !lot and IIi work .dll<e 1935, Dr•• DoWMrd otudled at llarloa Colleae. ~ ljlate, Unl, veroiiJ, ·and Tailor UniversltJ, rece!'fllll hla AB and DDdqrees rrcm !lie laller. He served 11 a chaplain In World War d and waa awarded tho SIIYer Star ror pllantry In aetlon and tho Purple Hearl and Oak Laof Cluator. IBo HCioolallleal ontloraomonl Wll with the M - I l Commloolon m llurlnl SHL - '01. LINING 1.95 2.95 3.95 eo~ a.apialncy. 100% Cotton / Extra fine selection . ol. llrectorollllieorpn!satlOII'a lllOIIII atockho!dero mlldllllleld here w-~· 0111 Io alllut ibleld Plan Protidlnl btaldlcare Evangelist DeWeerd EAftL.GLO ancl Shpwer Ensembles 42" MENS TWO-SUITER . . . . . . . . . . . . i .69 54" WOMEN$ DRESS-COAT SIZE . . . . . . 1.89 (. iris COWJIBUS - ~lal) Th-reT. Reed Jr., of.....,.. 1'07 was ono of !our Prominent Obloona elocle<l ID tho Ohio-. cal Indoamley, Inc. (0111), Bolnl I, ; J . .• Indemnity Inc. Names Ted Reed to its Board I' Shower Curtains Other Bathroom Scales 101lth pl1tform covered with heavy duty, easy clean vinyl 5.95 styles. ,I ' color&, textures and 1rains wlth leather look. Good selection 4 decorator colors. BOYS SIZES 6 TO JB ,' I ' 1.49 o~erslze diaL Silver mylar toe plate. Textured vinyl mat, giant dlal Cigures to 300 tbs, stand lli'· Pick uP handle. Your choice o( 2.98 ' '' over trf36, 4 tray• In a cadIIY wllh roD around cu..rs. NEW SIUPMENTI UP on your need::; row. 4.95 Sizes 6 to 18 - Wheat,lodengreen, black, light blue. 100 per cent ! ' of colors, An excellent value. Bathroom Scales • ~w is a ~d time lo select the :-Mirn Lrunkl:i you'll be needing tha:S year, !:iee this fine selection in sizes for Jiule boys, Boys sizes 6 to 20, and Men's Size!>. AU arranged - ready for your ea:sy selecUon. .' '· ' Beautiful Roral de<:orat!n oil SCRANTON Swim Trunks .Our new line of 1968 Swimwear is now ready for your selection on the Main Floor. '• ~k - , .\ ing board pad and cover sets, Big selection, extra· good values. MEN'S AND BOYS . ' 'I ' 24136- Reg 1. 95 - Sale 1.39 27148· Reg. 2. 95 - Sale 2. 39 2~170· Reg. 3. 69 -Sale 2. 99 315 Reg. 5. 95 Sale · 4~49 . 416 Reg. 7. 95 Sale 5.49 IRONING BOARD COVERS MATTRESS COVERS-PILLOW PROTECTORS f.79 ' MACIDNE WASHABLE, SKID PROOF BACK. (SALE PRICES FOR " Made Y'.-ith raglan shoulders tor comfortable fit. Si:tes Small (34-36), Medium (38.-40), Large (42-44) and Extra Large (4G.4B), White and solid colors. Burgund)-, black, yellow, blue, navy, seatone green. EARRINGS, SALE 88c: ~ld FIJLL >;~ZE 81 BY 108 INCHES. FLAT OR OOUBLE FITTED BOTTOM. ----------------1-----~!!J!!~.!~!! ALL NYLON >TnETCH FITS 9 to II. WHITE, BLACK, BEIGE, BROWN, NAVY•......•....... , , • , , , , , , . ,SALE $1.19 ' -, Uae thi& vinyl QPholstery to cover either 1 sofa, amaU chair, dinette chairs, benchea, Patio turniture, etc. Combspun Percale Sheets Sale 2. 99______J • ' ' uo . All have s\CIP«)rted cotton backing. Regu!ar 3.4B-Cannon Royal Family every liize in every color. -1 '· Sale 54" UpholsTery fiece Goods 10c to 1.00 ' to s oklrts and 8 Saves closet space. Mother's Day iS ~nday M1Q 12. Select your MoUier's Day cards oow. On the 1st Door. A f1ne selection awaits you. Stop in, look 'em over. They're exceptionally nice this year. 3.95 Boys and 4.95 Mens Trousers ~ bolts Mothers Day Cards \OUNG MEN'S PEUMA:-.rENT PllliS."JSLACKSAl\;llJEA~:-,. FULL FASHIONED STOCKINGS Holds HALLMARK BE SUI!E TO SEE ,\LL THE OTHE11 .>TYLES J~ ME:>I'S AND •AT ' . Tray ITa.,e ·Sets .. 4.95 · ' •I ·v '._ $!2.95 Skirt outtbor use.. Sh.es 29 waist to 42 waist and in your correct lenth. Burlington ~ack:s of 50 per cent Fortrel Polye~;ter, 50 per cent combed cott.on. Soil release. Hegular Ivy style. Grey, navy blue, dark olive, black, brass. .,:-,, Sale i2~88 a sit Mena and Young Mens SALE 2. 59 DISCONTINUED COLORS WELt,.KNOW N BRAND .. BLUE CORNFLOWER DESIGN• SET CONSISTS OF I, I \1,, I \1 COVEI!ED SAUCEPANS, !ETACHABLE HANDLE AND ~RVING CRADLE. REGULAR PRICE $1~95 A durable, washable, quick-drying enamal suitable for in!bor and Permanent Press -Casual Slacks L.arge sian 4•95 HALF SLIPS 49~ ~--~;;~~~;:;----j~____:1.~5~9~q~u:a:r:t__~--~&u~vywl!r.~r~r~om~.~~. 3. 95 5 CORNING WARE Saucepan Set Spedal 2.95 I • I' " . Glidden Gloss White Four Hour Enamel-· MEN'S PEHMANENT PRES.~ IN SOUD COLORS AN° WHITE - ZIPPER BACK, 1 On Sale Friday and Satunlay 1.95 and 2. 95 Womens and Girls KNIT SHElLS R 98c and 1.79 Deluxe Cinest quality, turquoise and sandalwood I REGULAR AN!J HALF SIZES. Porch- and·· Lawn Furniture Plastic Dish Pans Sizes 2 to' 7. Short sleeve siHrt and matching pla,y shorts. Now Is the best tlme to b~zy what you need tor spring and P.tummer wear. ' Womens HOUSE and STREET DRESSES leaves a ring. For clothh~. carpetl:i 1 UPholstery, walJ.peper. Never 89~ ' . SPECIAL PURCHASE! UP"to a dozen garments a· ,·tC: .. _oar ·. i Come In and See The New iiQ Of: " , _ TEXIZE . K2lt SPOT UmR , -·· ' mOe .' April ·SO.:· '• • ..' ' l •"1, ' I ' ·~~,,''·"' ' �Cii'ICINNATI (UPO - Pete Rose wanted &omolhlns to Wk about on televlolon !Dda,)<, 10 he smocked a doubie In lhe bottom . I . Thu ···ol th0' 12th •M OS . r......., night to give the Clnclnnllll Redo a .,3 win over the worldchampion St. Loulo Cardlnlla, It was Cincinnati' a oocond +-3, ·~ dorpiod II Larry Jooter ill the 12th. Hooo, "bul outolde. o! ~ dQ' , Gocrp Culver IW'tacllor the ~ - ns • ~~~· eX<IIed Hole' I two hit& ThUI'odQ'altilll In BlniiiiWtam Wh$1 I """'k - ond boWed out lor I plncl>o · 30 -...,.o, -'·" • •367 out ,.,;... the th w'oy we've come cave him lljn · · - time.I' rve o.wer felt hiller In tho sevd with Corda' oil.'' Lee lllld, I'm not ll•eadf from be · 1 to win, tllo Iaiii •....._ ' t••81111111• ·. IJIIo.oul slnglei 1>1 Leo Clrdoo naa and Chico Rulz proceeded Rose'o pm•wlnnl"- blast off ' ·-- ovoraae. which Ia no1 bad lor, a mN who mlooed . olmoot hall o! •~ 111rtns trllinlnlo "I &01 ooey three hi\Bin 211 at bats ID 111rins tralnlliL" sold 1111C0111tortlble at the Plite." "II helllocl.me a,·loti'' hi~ , · •ed, ''When oPining dQ' wao Joyed. I ent In .a lot o! extra bottlns Practice." ,Bodo ~llhw s-2. Tho three 1'11111 ..... In thO filth, u.h ....0ed ••'"'- ol I~ .,,.. .,.. a ..,. •• scorllan IramealorCulver, :m::::t~:r;~·:tu~ Meias Marauders Boot One, 5-0, d at ~ dropped out o! a !lrat-9la<:e Ue In tho Natlonll Baseboll League givJns Houston aole Possession ol the loP spot. ReUeter Bob Lea, who ent credit lor the ClnclnnaU win WedneadQ' night, a!IO wao credited with lhe win ThuradQ-, "!bad to do oometl!lllg,".,.. plalned Roae, grlnnlns !rom b6o hind a lathered lace as he stuck his head out of lhe weohroom. "rm eolns on Bob Braun's tel• vision shoW Fri<IQ' and I had to give him aomolhlns to talk about." Rooo llread)- had aomethlns to talk about be!ore the 12th. He drove one out o! the park In the eighth to knot lhe score ~ But It was his 12th lnnlns double that scored Leo CardODo as that put tht cream on toP of the pie for Rose. Reds manager Dave Bristol hod high prlaoo tor relle!er Lee, who made his second _.,_ once against the Cards and gave 11> ooey one hi~ "I like It when a guy busts his taU to get Into a g11110 and Lea cttes," the Reds manager said. Cincinnati hao plllj'ed seven games fill a seaaon eod the 238pound Lee has li>Peared In the last six. Ri } . P ey . 8 ., I'm I• - · ....,. ..... tollrl" catcher, In the 1lralhl and,!"'by bal~ll)andor Kenny ~ah Jmlngo, and a ba..,kelt!. Jleo. lllarted 011 the hW lor Melgo Fight ReouiiJI Jim Crow, Rod..~ third and and was relieved by mrdle lJe. By United Preas International nla Ault. The the 0 nl 7 mookeY who llnlahed real or the TOKYO (UP0- Tablo Sakurfilth lnnlnsa were to route. HI ley bad o.ey three hits. ai, 120, JI&Jan, outPOinted !rome a th: a~~;sas"=.se. ~r pitchers struck out YoshimotO Suda, 120, Japan get runnar!pl""""""' Ito ecorlns In two walked three and 0110 batR oY ...--· ' hltbyawlldpltch Rhines UOl. tile 1Jrst when C&ato led off wl~ ter! '::' and Issued bases a walk and later tallied an un am · 000 LOS ANGElES (UPO- Sam Wyatt, 189, Los Angeles, ou._ earned marker alter Swlaher on balls. walked and Wallen hit back to The next Meigs varstly game polmed Dive Zyglewlcz, 189, ' the mound. will be Monday at Middleport HoultooUO), The big rune for the bosto was aplnal Wah&mo. the second whenflleVIklns08CO<· Meigs 000 000 0- 0 7 4 LOS ANGELES (UPll - Mike ' ed lour Urnes on hlta by Caato Ripley HO 000 X - 5 3 0 Hernando, 145, Mexico, BttiiiPed Jon Rothgeb tossed a two hiI- were Jim Price, Dive Jividen, and Rlllneo, three errors, an InEngllah (LI'), ~::(!)and Ullsses Butero, 139, COiomi>la ter ThUrsday a!tornoon at ~ger Tom Hysell, Ron Quillen, Pete ter!erence call and a bose on Swan. Rhlneo aod (2), Creek as COach Johnny Wlcl,. Peck and Dive Dorst, aU sl,.. line's Bobcats bla-lhe North gloBo by Garrett and walks to ,Greer Glllla Pirates :;.o. The Bobcats pushed over one and Barry llamm, with two out. · Perry Bebee was two tor three rW\ in the bottom ot the second That wu the eed o! Saunders. to P~<e Bobcat hitters. Bebee' a and twO eoch In the third and Tom ~encer came on to r.double was the game's oney elllra lourth lnnlngs, tlre LarrySoyreonthr<IOitni&ht bose hit. K¥ger Creek Is now :;.2 In Ill strikes and end the tllrea~ llolhgeb went the dls-e tor games and +ol In lho Southern Jesse Hamm graeted S>encer the Bobcat•, gave II' lWO hill, Velley Athlatlc COn!er.,.e. ~­ with a single tD 01'011 the home walked tour and struck out 13 pr Creek ploys at home next hall o! lhe aoventbo Pblllllnlels PlrateBo Tuesday aplnst Southern Locll BY DICK THOMAS tanned and Hamm stole second. Dave Skidmore went aU lho (Racine) and ThuradQ' against PI' PLEASANT - The Big Blacks threatened ell a!tem>on Eddie Ill<: lllrmltt alngled acol'we.y for Nortb Ga1l1a and wu Southwestern b e ( o r e meeting bul we~ down to a 4-1 defeat at the handl of Coech Cliff WUaon's lns Hamm with the .Bill macks' charged with theloaBo Skidmore Alexander In the Claos A Seo- GaUia Academy High School Blue DevU1 ThuradQ' at Harmon Field. ooey run. Tom !bats bonged a allowed elgllt hlta, welkecl two tiona! Tournament at Alexander • SOphomore r.Ie Saunders making hl& first varsity start for olngle movlns McDermitt to seo111c1 fanned lour. North Gallla- 000 000 0-11-2-3 coach Wilson was credited with the victory hut bad to be rescued ond. Jim Garrett !&Dned for the Sldobore bod North GoJIIa' s ~eer Creek- ooo 200 x- i>oil-2 1>1 veteran Tom SJencor In lbe bottom ol the sixth IMIII!l with two oocond out. Barry Hamm was "The season was two weeks only hits. He was two for three Batteries: Nqrth Gallia- Skid- out and the bases loaded. sale on a tlelder"a choice when old before I got Into a game at tile plate, both slngloa. more (LP) IIICI saunders; K)>ger Pete McDermitt started on the Bush. he olammed a roller to GUmore laot year," lllld Lee, who was Othor hitters tor ~eer Creek Creek- Rothgeb (WP)andPeck. hill lor COach Youkubls UzskurlMcDermitt !annedBushtostart at lhlrd but GUmoro tagged EO. waarlng a Los Aneolea Dodger atis and worked six innings. He tho came. Pllge HU111Phi'Ol'& die McDermitt, headlllglorthlrd, uniform at lhls tim• last s... was relieved ~ ·Bill ()'unkln) bOunced a high grounder to third lor the Dnal put out. Rice at the start of the seventh and was thrown out at first by The mg macks tagged !llo... Lee weathored a hoseo-loaded, inning. The loss went to McDera Jim Garrett. Tom MeadoWs poled cer for one run and three hits In ~utsltnallonlnthel~~ a cbuble to centerfield and sco~ his one and one third lnnllllo NHL Ployolt Standings mit~ n1ns Thuro<IQ' night when J~ By United Press International The win ele"Vated the Blue Dev- ed as Jim GUmore was safe on ~ncer gave uP three hits, fa. American Leogue tan Javier hit Into an JnnllttEaot ils' overall record to &-1. It an error at first. Rick Mosely ned three and kePI the Jree paa&o W, L, Pc~ GB ondlng forced ploy at second. (Division Finals) was the first l~ss for the Big grounded out to ond the lnnlns. esln biB poeketo 6 1 .857 •• WIlk the hoi&> o! a double ploy, Mlnn The Blue Devils nursed that saunders was tagged for three,· (Boot o! Seven) Blacks who had Posted 7-0 and Detroit 6 1 .857 ... Lee breezed tiii'OUIIh the last twO 1-U lead untU the loP or the sixth hlto In his five and 000 third W, L, GF GA 9-2 wins over Blt!alo o1 Put,. 4 3 .571 2 lnnlns• !acln& tho minimum or Oaldond I 0 9 2 nam CO~ In the !lrst two when three more runs crossed lnnlnss. He walked elglrt and Montreal Boston i 3 ,571 2 o1x balterBo the plate to put them out In front struck out stx. 0 1 2 9 games or the season. 3 3 .500 21h Cldcago u1 know October is a lona way Baltimore 4-0. Punldn lllco walked Bush Each team marked 141 stx satePete Me Dermltt was touched West ClOY 3 4 ,429 3 to oPen the seventh. Humphreys tor four runs and stx hits in his Uos, the Bill Blacks' hits aU b6o (Division Semifinals) Wash 3 4 .429 3 Ins olngles.. The -Blue .Qe.vlla Ulttd out and t))9D Rice !anned six lnnlns•· He walked two and (Boot o!.Sav.8Q) New York 3 :i.4 • •,t.h ·3 pOled a brace of doulns, ona by Meedows and Gilmore to eed the flllned elgh~ Punkin Rice worlr SerJea C c::aiii 2 5 .288 4 t:t.:.J W. L, GF GA Tom Meadows, centerflelder, the loP ol·the seventh. . ed one inning, walked one and Cltlcago 0 6 .000 5'k Mea.cmws struck out toopenthe farmed two. 3 17 17 uther by first booeman lllnn7 ~Louis 4 Thura-'a .Results Blue Devil sixth. Gilmore singled 4 17 17 Cook. Phlladelj>hla 3 Detroit 5 Cleveland 0 Tho Bill Blacks left 13 men on and stole second and moved to Sarlos D Booton 3 Cltlcago 0 Puerto Ricans acquired U.S. W, L, GF GA base and committed two errors third when Mosely olllglod. Bruce waohlnston 1 Mlnn 8 WUaon walked to load the baseBo citizenship through the Jones while the mue Devils had ooey 4 3 26 21 New York 8 Colli I .,.lllnneiOII D. J, Johnaon poled one to deell Act In 1917. six men stranded on the sacks 3 I 21 28 Oakland 4 Bait 3, 13 Inn& Los AnsoJas centerfield to score Gilmore. and had one miscue. Totloj>'s Probable Pitchers ...alnched series ~re Jesse Hamm, rlgtrt,. llonnj' Cook slammed the 11r•t (worPloat recorda Thursday' a Results !Jeldor, wllkedthefirsttwotlmes Pitch for a double scorlllg Fred 1n parentheses) Montreal 9 Chicago 2 w~· White Falcons SCOI'o "' and then bolted a brace o! Burnett, who wes runnlns for (All ttmes ESI') St. Louis 3 PhUadolphla I ed a 9-0 triumPh over the hoot singles for a perfect dQ' at the Mosei,y, and wu .... saunders fOutbern Tornadoes ThuradQ'~ Washilllton (CoJemani).O) at Mlmoaota 9 Los Ailgelos 4 plate. Hamm led the Big Blacka fanned to end tho IIPrlstne. That Oaldand (NaSit 11-Il, 10130 p.m. Fri<IQ''s Games tarmonltRaolne. gave the mue Devils lholr 4-0 wllh a lWO lor two at bo~ Boltlmore (l!oward 11-Il at (No game• achoduledl Wahaml hurler Girl' Clark The Big Blacks pulled the ooey leod.' Umltad tllo Tontadoel of Coach Cell!omll (Brunot 1-Il, 11 p,m, Plagued by control trouble, ABA Ployo!! Standlns• double ploy o! the o!tel'lllOII In HIIU>n Wolle, Jr, 10 ooey a1Jrllt Dotrolt (Lollch 11-0) at Clilc., Saunders wu ln hot water ln By untied Pres• lnternltlonal the loP ol the third when inlllfll lingle ·1>1 :Mike Stewart eo GloltD 0-0), e p,m. .pws rued tD the Pitcher and the !lrst and third lnnlnss and (First Round) and a . sixth Jrame bue hit 1>1 Clevllaod <siiMrt s-ol at (Best o1 Sevenl Molllrmltt tosoed to Larry Sayre survived. But the Big Blacks Bolton (Woolewold I-0), 11 o.m. KOJIIll Thell6, W, L. Pc~ at second to double off Lonnie loaded the bases with a single The Woat .. VIi'glnlans, moon(Only games acheWJedl while, got .elgllt ltJio, B. atrk s.urda,y'a Gamel Now Orleans 0 I 10 1,000 .000 a_ Plttobur(h led In hlitln& dljlartm«rtlor Washlagtoo at Oakland (lwlThuradQ'' • Results S.m~er Wlhama llllh a pair o! sln&leBo lllhtl Other Fllcon hitters were Gary Baltimore at Cellfomll (night) Plttohur&h 120 New Orleono 112 · - - - - - - - TE. NTATIVE SCHEDULE Friday's Games !lsk With a · aingl~~o Clark, a Now York at · IOnne(No gamos acheduledl triple, Milton Roush, a double. Detrolt at Chlcaao Roli>h Bate,y, a olngle and Grb>- Cleveland at Booton otead anilllurU eoch a hit. Rawlings·ilonda Sales Introduces The Clark lamed Dina aod lllued . In MotllrCfcling- . three-· on balia whllegolnJ CiR the dlltiJtCe, Ronnie 'Bachlol. a CAll Jreohtnln, ~on. the hill lor Southern IIICiwoa reJJeYadbyTom 773-5791 Diddle mthe ntth. The MeiP' Maraudoro we r e had two hila was the second when dealt tllelr oeconddo!eatthls aea- Keith Fhalln -led with me 800, s~. at Ripley Thurildal' af. out and Van Joluloon ojngled him ternoon. , to third. Johtlsoo, hoWever, wao The Marauder a, now 4-2-1 this picked off ..,cmd by Rhines and oprlng, had seven hits off Vlk: Chuck Bartels Oled out to loll lnss' hurler Rlllnes but never put !lei~ the Jmlns. them together. /Other Meigs hila were olD· The only Jrame In which Melga gies by Bill swan, Marauder fl.;. R0 thgeb Bobcats Shu t Out p•Irate N"IDe 5-0 .... --- Saunders Gets Credit For Victory, Blacks Suffer Initial Loss Standings --- -------- Pro Standings ns iri 9-0 Win ~.o · . 1/,at,.. • I THE JOLLY.GRD:N Gllntt .. H Qub met lut Fri<IQ' at the home o! lllue lllllllrcm. A<M.. ora Krs, Donald Karr aod Krs, lllanln lllllln>n, WJreln charp o! the m411tb!a with 8 ~ub mbors In llteadioce. ~ wore given Pn>.i<let and Prosnm booka and .oachpll>o . .i<let waa upJalnod. Donald Karr cavo a ....,.rt oa momboro!IIP. Soncb- Ml&llt. ....- . ~-. dlroctacl droP the handcm:hllt IIICI oa hunto Ke!ruhmeaiJI were &ern411Y.lll• hooteaallinoMru. lrollo .. Chrlatl lleao, ..,rs rillortor, lllld tho MXt m411tbJa would bt at har'homeon Aprll27•. At Racine RAWLINGS Now ~~·5:::~~~:~:=l~:f,:::.;t::·l·l, th, Leagues ,., • MASON BOWlttG CENTER Wahaml • <IIIMilfHIA,Ioc.~ ~'Ws ·t •• thoug~ lobby's ptll/itlf Ollf oil the Ito~ rot a HAIICUTI" SoUthern Ultimete The 1968 HONDA CL45S~RAMBLER · 010 050 ~&-&-2 ooo ooo x- ~ G. Clark and Gerlarh. Bocho (5) and Lawrence. toJ. Diddle GU.41UNTEES RENEWAL On Cor, Home, Health and Life .,IIIUI"fJIICe aet'OQ·the·boardl For many years Natlonwlde hao offered guaranteed renewal' on Health and Ufe lnouronce. Now, effective Ma)' 1, we will offer an llil)tllrllnt new famUy· aecurltv .!Jrst by -ddlng both· Auto Insurance and Hnineownerl to our guaranteed renewal service. Thl• meaits your Auto and Homeowners protection will be auaranteed renewable .for five years.' It's not ~m~llcoted. First, ot course,. you mUll have a valid llcen"' tor each drlwr In .rour household to renew ,outo :protectlon. !le(ond, IIi both Auto a.nd Homeowners. you ·need :only pay your premiumswith policy forms and raleo In effe<t at. renewolalill we'll keep you covered. Note: This plan Ia new and not available In oome .q,t<il " Say "Guaranteed· Ren.,al'' .when you call the· m~n from Notion· wide. If iQu're alrea~y one ~ our I!OVOral _ million J1ollcybol~ers. . your guarantee -~rta ~utomatlcolly. Ori .. CL-450 SPECIFICAT!QN$ ' Weiaht. .... : ........ . ..... 4021bs Enaino ..... ...... 4-&troke DOHC twin, • two carburetors . 43/, 8000 HP/rpm.,... , ............. Bore &St;qkl.'(mm) ......... 1q,'' ~!1·'1. ' · Clutch ...... .-. , .. t~~ultl.cilac wet ~te - ' ·'~ -~i ... .:: ~ I ' . �Cii'ICINNATI (UPO - Pete Rose wanted &omolhlns to Wk about on televlolon !Dda,)<, 10 he smocked a doubie In lhe bottom . I . Thu ···ol th0' 12th •M OS . r......., night to give the Clnclnnllll Redo a .,3 win over the worldchampion St. Loulo Cardlnlla, It was Cincinnati' a oocond +-3, ·~ dorpiod II Larry Jooter ill the 12th. Hooo, "bul outolde. o! ~ dQ' , Gocrp Culver IW'tacllor the ~ - ns • ~~~· eX<IIed Hole' I two hit& ThUI'odQ'altilll In BlniiiiWtam Wh$1 I """'k - ond boWed out lor I plncl>o · 30 -...,.o, -'·" • •367 out ,.,;... the th w'oy we've come cave him lljn · · - time.I' rve o.wer felt hiller In tho sevd with Corda' oil.'' Lee lllld, I'm not ll•eadf from be · 1 to win, tllo Iaiii •....._ ' t••81111111• ·. IJIIo.oul slnglei 1>1 Leo Clrdoo naa and Chico Rulz proceeded Rose'o pm•wlnnl"- blast off ' ·-- ovoraae. which Ia no1 bad lor, a mN who mlooed . olmoot hall o! •~ 111rtns trllinlnlo "I &01 ooey three hi\Bin 211 at bats ID 111rins tralnlliL" sold 1111C0111tortlble at the Plite." "II helllocl.me a,·loti'' hi~ , · •ed, ''When oPining dQ' wao Joyed. I ent In .a lot o! extra bottlns Practice." ,Bodo ~llhw s-2. Tho three 1'11111 ..... In thO filth, u.h ....0ed ••'"'- ol I~ .,,.. .,.. a ..,. •• scorllan IramealorCulver, :m::::t~:r;~·:tu~ Meias Marauders Boot One, 5-0, d at ~ dropped out o! a !lrat-9la<:e Ue In tho Natlonll Baseboll League givJns Houston aole Possession ol the loP spot. ReUeter Bob Lea, who ent credit lor the ClnclnnaU win WedneadQ' night, a!IO wao credited with lhe win ThuradQ-, "!bad to do oometl!lllg,".,.. plalned Roae, grlnnlns !rom b6o hind a lathered lace as he stuck his head out of lhe weohroom. "rm eolns on Bob Braun's tel• vision shoW Fri<IQ' and I had to give him aomolhlns to talk about." Rooo llread)- had aomethlns to talk about be!ore the 12th. He drove one out o! the park In the eighth to knot lhe score ~ But It was his 12th lnnlns double that scored Leo CardODo as that put tht cream on toP of the pie for Rose. Reds manager Dave Bristol hod high prlaoo tor relle!er Lee, who made his second _.,_ once against the Cards and gave 11> ooey one hi~ "I like It when a guy busts his taU to get Into a g11110 and Lea cttes," the Reds manager said. Cincinnati hao plllj'ed seven games fill a seaaon eod the 238pound Lee has li>Peared In the last six. Ri } . P ey . 8 ., I'm I• - · ....,. ..... tollrl" catcher, In the 1lralhl and,!"'by bal~ll)andor Kenny ~ah Jmlngo, and a ba..,kelt!. Jleo. lllarted 011 the hW lor Melgo Fight ReouiiJI Jim Crow, Rod..~ third and and was relieved by mrdle lJe. By United Preas International nla Ault. The the 0 nl 7 mookeY who llnlahed real or the TOKYO (UP0- Tablo Sakurfilth lnnlnsa were to route. HI ley bad o.ey three hits. ai, 120, JI&Jan, outPOinted !rome a th: a~~;sas"=.se. ~r pitchers struck out YoshimotO Suda, 120, Japan get runnar!pl""""""' Ito ecorlns In two walked three and 0110 batR oY ...--· ' hltbyawlldpltch Rhines UOl. tile 1Jrst when C&ato led off wl~ ter! '::' and Issued bases a walk and later tallied an un am · 000 LOS ANGElES (UPO- Sam Wyatt, 189, Los Angeles, ou._ earned marker alter Swlaher on balls. walked and Wallen hit back to The next Meigs varstly game polmed Dive Zyglewlcz, 189, ' the mound. will be Monday at Middleport HoultooUO), The big rune for the bosto was aplnal Wah&mo. the second whenflleVIklns08CO<· Meigs 000 000 0- 0 7 4 LOS ANGELES (UPll - Mike ' ed lour Urnes on hlta by Caato Ripley HO 000 X - 5 3 0 Hernando, 145, Mexico, BttiiiPed Jon Rothgeb tossed a two hiI- were Jim Price, Dive Jividen, and Rlllneo, three errors, an InEngllah (LI'), ~::(!)and Ullsses Butero, 139, COiomi>la ter ThUrsday a!tornoon at ~ger Tom Hysell, Ron Quillen, Pete ter!erence call and a bose on Swan. Rhlneo aod (2), Creek as COach Johnny Wlcl,. Peck and Dive Dorst, aU sl,.. line's Bobcats bla-lhe North gloBo by Garrett and walks to ,Greer Glllla Pirates :;.o. The Bobcats pushed over one and Barry llamm, with two out. · Perry Bebee was two tor three rW\ in the bottom ot the second That wu the eed o! Saunders. to P~<e Bobcat hitters. Bebee' a and twO eoch In the third and Tom ~encer came on to r.double was the game's oney elllra lourth lnnlngs, tlre LarrySoyreonthr<IOitni&ht bose hit. K¥ger Creek Is now :;.2 In Ill strikes and end the tllrea~ llolhgeb went the dls-e tor games and +ol In lho Southern Jesse Hamm graeted S>encer the Bobcat•, gave II' lWO hill, Velley Athlatlc COn!er.,.e. ~­ with a single tD 01'011 the home walked tour and struck out 13 pr Creek ploys at home next hall o! lhe aoventbo Pblllllnlels PlrateBo Tuesday aplnst Southern Locll BY DICK THOMAS tanned and Hamm stole second. Dave Skidmore went aU lho (Racine) and ThuradQ' against PI' PLEASANT - The Big Blacks threatened ell a!tem>on Eddie Ill<: lllrmltt alngled acol'we.y for Nortb Ga1l1a and wu Southwestern b e ( o r e meeting bul we~ down to a 4-1 defeat at the handl of Coech Cliff WUaon's lns Hamm with the .Bill macks' charged with theloaBo Skidmore Alexander In the Claos A Seo- GaUia Academy High School Blue DevU1 ThuradQ' at Harmon Field. ooey run. Tom !bats bonged a allowed elgllt hlta, welkecl two tiona! Tournament at Alexander • SOphomore r.Ie Saunders making hl& first varsity start for olngle movlns McDermitt to seo111c1 fanned lour. North Gallla- 000 000 0-11-2-3 coach Wilson was credited with the victory hut bad to be rescued ond. Jim Garrett !&Dned for the Sldobore bod North GoJIIa' s ~eer Creek- ooo 200 x- i>oil-2 1>1 veteran Tom SJencor In lbe bottom ol the sixth IMIII!l with two oocond out. Barry Hamm was "The season was two weeks only hits. He was two for three Batteries: Nqrth Gallia- Skid- out and the bases loaded. sale on a tlelder"a choice when old before I got Into a game at tile plate, both slngloa. more (LP) IIICI saunders; K)>ger Pete McDermitt started on the Bush. he olammed a roller to GUmore laot year," lllld Lee, who was Othor hitters tor ~eer Creek Creek- Rothgeb (WP)andPeck. hill lor COach Youkubls UzskurlMcDermitt !annedBushtostart at lhlrd but GUmoro tagged EO. waarlng a Los Aneolea Dodger atis and worked six innings. He tho came. Pllge HU111Phi'Ol'& die McDermitt, headlllglorthlrd, uniform at lhls tim• last s... was relieved ~ ·Bill ()'unkln) bOunced a high grounder to third lor the Dnal put out. Rice at the start of the seventh and was thrown out at first by The mg macks tagged !llo... Lee weathored a hoseo-loaded, inning. The loss went to McDera Jim Garrett. Tom MeadoWs poled cer for one run and three hits In ~utsltnallonlnthel~~ a cbuble to centerfield and sco~ his one and one third lnnllllo NHL Ployolt Standings mit~ n1ns Thuro<IQ' night when J~ By United Press International The win ele"Vated the Blue Dev- ed as Jim GUmore was safe on ~ncer gave uP three hits, fa. American Leogue tan Javier hit Into an JnnllttEaot ils' overall record to &-1. It an error at first. Rick Mosely ned three and kePI the Jree paa&o W, L, Pc~ GB ondlng forced ploy at second. (Division Finals) was the first l~ss for the Big grounded out to ond the lnnlns. esln biB poeketo 6 1 .857 •• WIlk the hoi&> o! a double ploy, Mlnn The Blue Devils nursed that saunders was tagged for three,· (Boot o! Seven) Blacks who had Posted 7-0 and Detroit 6 1 .857 ... Lee breezed tiii'OUIIh the last twO 1-U lead untU the loP or the sixth hlto In his five and 000 third W, L, GF GA 9-2 wins over Blt!alo o1 Put,. 4 3 .571 2 lnnlns• !acln& tho minimum or Oaldond I 0 9 2 nam CO~ In the !lrst two when three more runs crossed lnnlnss. He walked elglrt and Montreal Boston i 3 ,571 2 o1x balterBo the plate to put them out In front struck out stx. 0 1 2 9 games or the season. 3 3 .500 21h Cldcago u1 know October is a lona way Baltimore 4-0. Punldn lllco walked Bush Each team marked 141 stx satePete Me Dermltt was touched West ClOY 3 4 ,429 3 to oPen the seventh. Humphreys tor four runs and stx hits in his Uos, the Bill Blacks' hits aU b6o (Division Semifinals) Wash 3 4 .429 3 Ins olngles.. The -Blue .Qe.vlla Ulttd out and t))9D Rice !anned six lnnlns•· He walked two and (Boot o!.Sav.8Q) New York 3 :i.4 • •,t.h ·3 pOled a brace of doulns, ona by Meedows and Gilmore to eed the flllned elgh~ Punkin Rice worlr SerJea C c::aiii 2 5 .288 4 t:t.:.J W. L, GF GA Tom Meadows, centerflelder, the loP ol·the seventh. . ed one inning, walked one and Cltlcago 0 6 .000 5'k Mea.cmws struck out toopenthe farmed two. 3 17 17 uther by first booeman lllnn7 ~Louis 4 Thura-'a .Results Blue Devil sixth. Gilmore singled 4 17 17 Cook. Phlladelj>hla 3 Detroit 5 Cleveland 0 Tho Bill Blacks left 13 men on and stole second and moved to Sarlos D Booton 3 Cltlcago 0 Puerto Ricans acquired U.S. W, L, GF GA base and committed two errors third when Mosely olllglod. Bruce waohlnston 1 Mlnn 8 WUaon walked to load the baseBo citizenship through the Jones while the mue Devils had ooey 4 3 26 21 New York 8 Colli I .,.lllnneiOII D. J, Johnaon poled one to deell Act In 1917. six men stranded on the sacks 3 I 21 28 Oakland 4 Bait 3, 13 Inn& Los AnsoJas centerfield to score Gilmore. and had one miscue. Totloj>'s Probable Pitchers ...alnched series ~re Jesse Hamm, rlgtrt,. llonnj' Cook slammed the 11r•t (worPloat recorda Thursday' a Results !Jeldor, wllkedthefirsttwotlmes Pitch for a double scorlllg Fred 1n parentheses) Montreal 9 Chicago 2 w~· White Falcons SCOI'o "' and then bolted a brace o! Burnett, who wes runnlns for (All ttmes ESI') St. Louis 3 PhUadolphla I ed a 9-0 triumPh over the hoot singles for a perfect dQ' at the Mosei,y, and wu .... saunders fOutbern Tornadoes ThuradQ'~ Washilllton (CoJemani).O) at Mlmoaota 9 Los Ailgelos 4 plate. Hamm led the Big Blacka fanned to end tho IIPrlstne. That Oaldand (NaSit 11-Il, 10130 p.m. Fri<IQ''s Games tarmonltRaolne. gave the mue Devils lholr 4-0 wllh a lWO lor two at bo~ Boltlmore (l!oward 11-Il at (No game• achoduledl Wahaml hurler Girl' Clark The Big Blacks pulled the ooey leod.' Umltad tllo Tontadoel of Coach Cell!omll (Brunot 1-Il, 11 p,m, Plagued by control trouble, ABA Ployo!! Standlns• double ploy o! the o!tel'lllOII In HIIU>n Wolle, Jr, 10 ooey a1Jrllt Dotrolt (Lollch 11-0) at Clilc., Saunders wu ln hot water ln By untied Pres• lnternltlonal the loP ol the third when inlllfll lingle ·1>1 :Mike Stewart eo GloltD 0-0), e p,m. .pws rued tD the Pitcher and the !lrst and third lnnlnss and (First Round) and a . sixth Jrame bue hit 1>1 Clevllaod <siiMrt s-ol at (Best o1 Sevenl Molllrmltt tosoed to Larry Sayre survived. But the Big Blacks Bolton (Woolewold I-0), 11 o.m. KOJIIll Thell6, W, L. Pc~ at second to double off Lonnie loaded the bases with a single The Woat .. VIi'glnlans, moon(Only games acheWJedl while, got .elgllt ltJio, B. atrk s.urda,y'a Gamel Now Orleans 0 I 10 1,000 .000 a_ Plttobur(h led In hlitln& dljlartm«rtlor Washlagtoo at Oakland (lwlThuradQ'' • Results S.m~er Wlhama llllh a pair o! sln&leBo lllhtl Other Fllcon hitters were Gary Baltimore at Cellfomll (night) Plttohur&h 120 New Orleono 112 · - - - - - - - TE. NTATIVE SCHEDULE Friday's Games !lsk With a · aingl~~o Clark, a Now York at · IOnne(No gamos acheduledl triple, Milton Roush, a double. Detrolt at Chlcaao Roli>h Bate,y, a olngle and Grb>- Cleveland at Booton otead anilllurU eoch a hit. Rawlings·ilonda Sales Introduces The Clark lamed Dina aod lllued . In MotllrCfcling- . three-· on balia whllegolnJ CiR the dlltiJtCe, Ronnie 'Bachlol. a CAll Jreohtnln, ~on. the hill lor Southern IIICiwoa reJJeYadbyTom 773-5791 Diddle mthe ntth. The MeiP' Maraudoro we r e had two hila was the second when dealt tllelr oeconddo!eatthls aea- Keith Fhalln -led with me 800, s~. at Ripley Thurildal' af. out and Van Joluloon ojngled him ternoon. , to third. Johtlsoo, hoWever, wao The Marauder a, now 4-2-1 this picked off ..,cmd by Rhines and oprlng, had seven hits off Vlk: Chuck Bartels Oled out to loll lnss' hurler Rlllnes but never put !lei~ the Jmlns. them together. /Other Meigs hila were olD· The only Jrame In which Melga gies by Bill swan, Marauder fl.;. R0 thgeb Bobcats Shu t Out p•Irate N"IDe 5-0 .... --- Saunders Gets Credit For Victory, Blacks Suffer Initial Loss Standings --- -------- Pro Standings ns iri 9-0 Win ~.o · . 1/,at,.. • I THE JOLLY.GRD:N Gllntt .. H Qub met lut Fri<IQ' at the home o! lllue lllllllrcm. A<M.. ora Krs, Donald Karr aod Krs, lllanln lllllln>n, WJreln charp o! the m411tb!a with 8 ~ub mbors In llteadioce. ~ wore given Pn>.i<let and Prosnm booka and .oachpll>o . .i<let waa upJalnod. Donald Karr cavo a ....,.rt oa momboro!IIP. Soncb- Ml&llt. ....- . ~-. dlroctacl droP the handcm:hllt IIICI oa hunto Ke!ruhmeaiJI were &ern411Y.lll• hooteaallinoMru. lrollo .. Chrlatl lleao, ..,rs rillortor, lllld tho MXt m411tbJa would bt at har'homeon Aprll27•. At Racine RAWLINGS Now ~~·5:::~~~:~:=l~:f,:::.;t::·l·l, th, Leagues ,., • MASON BOWlttG CENTER Wahaml • <IIIMilfHIA,Ioc.~ ~'Ws ·t •• thoug~ lobby's ptll/itlf Ollf oil the Ito~ rot a HAIICUTI" SoUthern Ultimete The 1968 HONDA CL45S~RAMBLER · 010 050 ~&-&-2 ooo ooo x- ~ G. Clark and Gerlarh. Bocho (5) and Lawrence. toJ. Diddle GU.41UNTEES RENEWAL On Cor, Home, Health and Life .,IIIUI"fJIICe aet'OQ·the·boardl For many years Natlonwlde hao offered guaranteed renewal' on Health and Ufe lnouronce. Now, effective Ma)' 1, we will offer an llil)tllrllnt new famUy· aecurltv .!Jrst by -ddlng both· Auto Insurance and Hnineownerl to our guaranteed renewal service. Thl• meaits your Auto and Homeowners protection will be auaranteed renewable .for five years.' It's not ~m~llcoted. First, ot course,. you mUll have a valid llcen"' tor each drlwr In .rour household to renew ,outo :protectlon. !le(ond, IIi both Auto a.nd Homeowners. you ·need :only pay your premiumswith policy forms and raleo In effe<t at. renewolalill we'll keep you covered. Note: This plan Ia new and not available In oome .q,t<il " Say "Guaranteed· Ren.,al'' .when you call the· m~n from Notion· wide. If iQu're alrea~y one ~ our I!OVOral _ million J1ollcybol~ers. . your guarantee -~rta ~utomatlcolly. Ori .. CL-450 SPECIFICAT!QN$ ' Weiaht. .... : ........ . ..... 4021bs Enaino ..... ...... 4-&troke DOHC twin, • two carburetors . 43/, 8000 HP/rpm.,... , ............. Bore &St;qkl.'(mm) ......... 1q,'' ~!1·'1. ' · Clutch ...... .-. , .. t~~ultl.cilac wet ~te - ' ·'~ -~i ... .:: ~ I ' . �- '· ' ' t -t f~ ' ......., :.e~ l'c:ilft.Ol'O)'-.Middl$11; 0 . 1 i'IJI'U a.;;., Rel,igion ii~ America ,~..,.,. .. · " "Vision in New Testament Restored LOlliS CASSELS ii&o'l'li! ' lli1lllld 'Preoolntornatlonal "God ·ohall wiJIO away all \ ."~111 rrom their eyes; and there shall be no more death, · t :n~ither sorrow, nor cr)!ing, ~thor shall there be any more . pain." . '!bose words from the Book of ReVelation voice ooe of the main themes of the New Testament- the 1promise , that God someday will bring aboet here on earth a ••new creation.. In which men will live together In peace and justice and love. The early Christians associated the promised transformaUon with the return o! Chriot, and lived In dally expectation ol It, As centuries passed without the anticipated "second comlag'• and without an.v discernible. change in the ~OW1t of evil !nd suft'erlng ln the world, the Christian hope gradually came to be pootpooed to a luture ll!e in heaven. Movement Developing A movement is now developing in EUropean and American theoJoglcal circles to restore the New Testament vision Of a better world to its original place at the heart or Christian faith. Ita leader h Dr. Jurgen Moltmann, a distinguished German scholar currently teaching in the United States as a visiting prot~ .:!!~"~r at DJke , ' By Ohio Champ Ohio's table tennis men's chlmPton, 15-year-old John TlllP nohlll, o! Middleport, will comSaturday and ~ In the Termeasee Open at Nashville. The nation'& No. 1 pta¥er 17 and under, and also canadian 17 and under Utle holder, will be a gueat o! the Pomeroy Lions Club Tuesday evening for dinner at a II!IOC!al Father and Sons Night at the Grace Episcopal Church parlllh house. ~; Bill YQN1ckle1 a. native of ~ Sine and bow a teacher at Vln1Dn lfllb SclvJol, a strong "basement llt;yleu table tennis competitor, bas consented tofPS)ell'withTa~ oehill In an exhlbltlon !ollowing IIIMer. : Ralllh GravesoftheelubhasarftJwed the program. Chester Tannehill, John's father 1 also WW be a guest. : WhiJe in Nashville John will Vtalt Mr. and Mro. John Kline were here in 1945-46 when Mr. Kline was lnstrwnenW IIIUalc Instructor at Pomeroy HIP S<hobL Kline oow is eo.&l>erlntendent o! Music In the court)' containi• Nashville'& pUblic ochools, -tng, Free Demonatratlon. AUTHORIZED ~GRAVELY Lawn , Garden, Groun nt ec l allet GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Senice 99l-2975 E. Main st. Pomeroy PARKS Plants News Notes contends. "because it alone takes oerloui\Y the posaibiUUes with all reality Ia fraught." "R does not take thing& as they happen to stand or to lie, but · as progressing, moving things with posslbll!Ueo o! ""h"' change .• •11 The apostle Paul said there are three ~eat Chrlstlall traito: Faith, h~ and love. Theology hl our Ume ha& had mud! to say abwt love, less about faith, and until recently, praCtically nothing abuul hope. II Jurgon Moltmann helps to restore tlle balance, he will perform a great service to millions or rank and Rle Christians who have sensed that something very important was missing. By EDNA FOsrER The Easter program was held at the Plants church ~ evening Wider the direction of Rev. Ernest Deeter. It was comPOsed mostly of children and youth of the Free<bm Gospel Mission. Rev. Ml:Kinney held a good revival at the church receittly. Marvin Hill, who attends C... reer 1\cademy In Washington, D. C., spent Easter vacation with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wol!e of Zanesville and Mrs. Nora Gorham of East Letart were recent guests of Miss Ida c. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Nice and three daughters or Newark spent a da.Y r~enlly with Mr, and Mrs. Uoyd Nice. Jake Skinner of Columbus also called at the Nice In Nashville Call, Write or Come 1o See Ua for Complete Counsel· oon-- begun. II began with the resurrection ol Christ. 9tepUcs Disbelieve Skeptics disbelieve in the resurrection because lt has no parallel in . history, Moltmann observes. But Ills j)l'ecioely its uni(Jleness that makes it slsn!Ocant. As an everit without parallel, tile resurrection signals "'a new possibility altogether lor the world, for existence and ror hlstory. 1' It atU?ats that God can and will create anew. That is what the Bible means by referring to Christ as the prototype of Ule •cnew belng'' in which all humanity is meant to share. Far from being unrealistic, hope Is the only truly realistic approach to ll!e. Moltmann HilL Will Play 1mo University. Moltmann' a book, ..The Theo. logy or Hope," now available in an English translstlon (liarper & Row), is not eaq reading tor laymen. It's the klnd of book that a minister should study and Interpret lor hla tion. Moltmann finds oo sc:riptural warrant for a.auming that Christian hope wUI be !u!RIIed only In eternity. The Bible I& 11 fUll to the brim~ ' with promise• that God will 11 make all things new" in this world of space and time. Although the !UII accomplishment of the great transformation is still in the future, Moltmann says, it has already l<>me. Mr. and Mrs. ~~ Manuel entertained her father and family Easter Sunday. M r s. Pauline Talkington of Columbus spent Frida.Y with Mr, and Mrs, Dennis Mawel. Esther Boggess returned to her employment in Columbusafter spending severalda,yswithher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess. The Charles Lawson family of Fairview were Sunday callers at thtl Boggess home. Mr. and Mrs. Rallh Rose of Racine spent Monct.y with her mother, Mrs. Evt:J,yn Boggess. George C. Foster, Pamela and Richard1 arrived Monday to spend some time wJth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle,y Foster. Carroll 0. Cleek of Columbus arrived Easter weekend to pick LP hi& wife, Margaret, and Lori and Johrmie, who had spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Foster, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray !~u­ ris and llro. Elizabeth Cleek o! PortlaDcl. Mr. William Nawier enterfaiD. ed his )'OWigtSt daughtero!Penns;ylYinfa over Easter holidays. ·w·ash~. m·gt· · cui.. Report By Ouenee Miller Carmel News By the Day Forty were present for Sunday School April 14. CoiJectlon was $12.99. Vi 'litors were Carol and Scheryl Circle of Ashland, 1{)1 ., Damy and Francine Perry of Hollon, Ohio. Mrs. Laura Eisel stein of Pomeroy and son, Harland, of Toledo, 0. called on Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and Florence Circle recent!)'. Mr. and Mrs. William Perry of Hollon, 0., and Danny a n d Ohio Flv&-llay Weather Francine, Mr. and Mrs. George Near oormal temPeratures Circle and daughter of Ashland, In Ohio Saturday through WedKy ., Mr . and Mrs. James Cirnesda,y, with highs averaging cle of New Haven, W.Va., Ricky In the 60s and lows In the Circle or Olarleston, Mr. and 40s. Mrs. Melvt·n Clt cle and daugtJ Warmer over the weekend, ter of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. and cooler around midweek. Circle and sons, Mrs. Harold Showers Saturday and around Lula Circle, Mrs. Dorothy Hardmid-week Will a'{erage one- • man and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. half to one inch. Donald Pierce of Athens called on Mrs. Mary Circle over the Mrs. 9drley Carter and Mr. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanMeter and Mrs. Duane Barr and son, and daughter of Minersville caii Shawn, called on Mr, and Mrs. J ed at the Douglas Circle home Alpha Barr 5unda¥. Frida.Y. Eunie Brinker and William Carleton enjoyed a turkey dinner with Betty VanMeter, Margaret Ann Carleton and Patrick &Inday. Mr. and Mr s. lla,yrnanBarnitz called in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Follrodand daultlter of Pomeroy and Mrs. James Patterson and sons visIted at the Douglas Circle home on &mday. Mr . and Mrs. R<Q' Byen of Tanners Run was at the home of Betty VanMeter on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester called at the home o! Robert Lee recenUy. Carol Circle ot Ashland, Ky . is spending a few daya with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Cir. cle. COWMBUS (UPO - Kreo;. kin, who has turned the mys- teries of extra.-sensor)l perception into a thriving show business act, is to predict on April 30 a page one headline in the May 4 edition of a ~ lumbus newsruwer. Kreskin will place the ,pr~ diction in a sealed envelope and give it to the managing editor or the newsp~er. The envelope is tD be opened the night o! Ma.y 4. The mentalist s a 1 d his prediction will "closely match the one in the newspaper, unless World War m breaks out.'' : ·: · :·:-:: ::;.;.: : : ::.:.::: ::::: :: ~::: :: ~:;:: :; :;:;:;: ;.;: ;:;:;::~:;:::::: Pandering . Ads F3ei~g· IndivJ.auai Oppo~i~ik}q · .. ' Man gatrqn~ o!fendQd Ill' P,l l" WAsi!JNGTON - Thla week J . am llolni to continue ID dlscu61 pfllbleins wHich I outlined at the betllnnlng o! the year. Concerning the ~Qlreme Court of the U. S., N>raham Llnc:oln said, "U the j!Oilcy ol the Go"" ernmint 1(1011 vital questtono ll· !ecdng the whole poepleJa to he irrevocably !!xed by decision• of the ~Qlreme Court, the J>OOilie wW have ceased to be their own rulers. having to that extent pracdcally resllfned their Govemment Into the hands o! the eminent tribmal." U you look behind Some o! tho major changes in this tountY1 you will find that IIley stem from declslnns o! the Supreme Court. Raised ·Is this question: U the Court interpreting the CoristiiiP Uon or mlklng national ))Olley? Let me Ust some fairly r«ent ~reme Court decisiona that have had the !ar-l'OIAlhlng elrocts of new laws. On criminal Procedures 1961: 'fbe use of evidence o~ talned too search and seizure Is limited In State prosecution& by rules set b.Y the ~rm1e Court. 1964: Fl!th amendment prlvUeges against sel!-lncrlmlnatlon appUes in state courts as well as Federal courts. 1966 - Be!ore questioning a suspect in custody, pOlice must advise him of bJs right to remain sUent, to have a lawyer, to delay questloning until the lawyer is present and ro confession, even a voluntary one, can be used in court unless police prove they comPlied with these rules. 1967: Juvenile defendantsmuAt be given m~~cy of the same protections as those glven adults even U the juveniles are not treat.ed as criminals and are subject to lesser penalties than adults. 1961: Electronic monitoring Is uncomstitutional under any ciflo curn!ttances. I might ackl,legis.. tion has been prOJI()sed in eo~ gresb which would permit such monitoring in limited situations under court SI.Pervision. On Religion - GOING DOWNTOWN? Pop singer Petula Clark lakes her daughter&; Barbara, left, and Cathy lor 1 atroll wblle vlsltlag Nice on tbe Freach Riviera. ~ 1961: ~tes '"""t require public officials to declare their belief In God. 1962: State officials IDI\Y oot compose a prayer to be recited In tl<lbUc schools, 1963: Rec!Iatlon of the Lord's Prayer or reading from the Bible cannot be practiced in public schools. Later the Court alao banned voluntary pr-.ver and Bible reading ln public schools. On Politics: 1962: Federal courts can decide whetller state legislatures are !alrly IIIPOrtloned. (We had a recent example o! thlsln OhloJ 1964: Both houses o! state 1...,. islature must be elected from districts ha vlng Ot>Proxlmately equal population - one perBOn, one vote, and states must redraw CQDoo gressional districts to meet the equal .POPulation rule. Thlaseems parllcularly Inconsistent Ina .. much as the United States Co"' gress Is drawn ~ on the basis of one house being set let on a population basis and the other along geogroPhlcallines. On Subversion and Communism1956: Sedition laws o!42 state• are invalid. 1957: A person canrot be.Pro&ecuteG' for adv~ating the onrthrow of the U. S. Govenunent unless he actually adwcates action to acCOIIIPllsb the overthrow. 1958: The State Department cannot withhold passports from to rqlatOr With the Subversive AcdviUes Control Board. 1967: An American canoot he striPped o! his c!Uzenahll>evt~~l! he deserts the armed forces In time or war or V.te• lna!orelgn election. • · I have Included this rather :lengthy list o! ~rome Court decisions so that you might cOf>o slder the lmPiet of these various decisions, This Is not 1o sa,y that 1 take exception to all or thoH dec!.. Ions. I am merelyJ>Ointlnglflthat the Court has tn many instances ,preempted more and more o1 the responslbUldes of thel8gislative bodies of the United aAtes, t. eluding not onl,y the u. s. eongres• but that o! various state legislatures as welL One legal e:~~pert after BDOth8r hal spoken out In warning, And with good reoSon. The lqlreme Court Is 1n elrec~ making laws by Court decree rather than by legislative process. For instance. a serlesofCourt rulings llshtening restrlcdonson pollee climaxed In 1966, with a decision that laid down new rules that PQ!lce must follow in ques-. tloning a susJ>OCt In custoi\Y.lll.. sentlng In the 1966 decision, Justices White, stewart, and Harlan oald that the majorltyOjllnion, delivered by Earl Warren, had no SICIJ>Ort lD the history o! the language of the Constitution. T h e Court's rulbws on crlmlnal procedures are held re-slble by many OliPorts !or contributing to the roPid rise In crime. (88 per cent !rom 1961).67), Senator Som Ervfn o! North CarOlina told the u.S. SeniiAIIut year, 11 The tragic truth is that ln recent years the Supreme Court has re~~eatedly usurped and exercised the power of the Congress and the States to amend the Constitution while professing to inten>ret i~ I think this matter deserves serious thought and consideration !rom the j)OOple and their elected representatives. I, tor one, ceflo tainly am cone erned about the trend, and will do all that I canto reverse it. derlng idvertlsemeni• can now take •1!1'~, ID curb such Jlllll. . . Meigs Coll!l\l' PostmasterS are po~~~~~ ?ut In i!IOOunclrg plans !or acb~lsterlng a·now law which gives eaoh lamll,y the rilht· to docide that an ad Is "erotic~ arousing or se<uall,y l>rovoo- auve." . When an advertisement Be1ll througll the malls Ia ol!enslve on these grounds, a postal patron can now uk the post ol!lce to direct the mailer to send oo more mall to him and to remove lmmedlateb the patron's name irom all mailing lists he owns, oontrolsor rents. To as silt patrons, the Post Ofnee ll<I>Utment has published a brio! pamphlet - How You can Curb Pandering Advert!,... menta - which ls now available at your local post otrlce. In acldltlon to Olfl>lalning hoW the law works, the .POCk.,olze lea!let contains a form letter one can use when IOJl<ilng his Cotnlllaint to the Po•t otrice. The Pltllllhlot e>~>lalns that when 1 patron receives anadvel'o Usement which Is, lD his oi>lnlon pandering, he must Hnd the ad, Its enveiDPe and the !orm letter, or one which Includes Ill lanlfiiiBOo to his poot o!tlce with the words, uReque&t [or prohibitory order" on tbe race of the envei- fiiHCh.." ~ '"'* While tho· PauVn's -~nt will onl.Y be directed to tile er, the Post' O!lict l;'IPuiment believes that oil!l' or two plllnto wUI pi'Ovldil' si>J1stanlill 1,'U.. I ·r e ,I t Pfotectlcm balk ot thli lldverilalng comes !rom r••r thllh , 20 -ailed •smut dialora• who Ire!~ 1¥ swoPPing IAAIIlrw 11111." U a maUer 4!ei Poi strike ,. OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONf 992·2161 MINERSVIltr. 0 SUGAR RUN MILLS "Because the law gives a mall l'ltron the sole right to decide what Is ol!enolve, and doe• not deny others the right to receive the same maU, the Corwresa felt It does oot violate ConoUtut!onal glllll'8nllel o! freedom or Ph. 992-2115 Pomeroy parent;, Mr. Ono Only 1967, .2100 BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. Routo 7 e 667-3435 ,e Tuppon Ploint, O. NEW HA'V~ PERSONALS Carroll Adamo, Jr. 1a!t lllooo jlt,y afternoon !or Clearwatv, I occotJ110nied home thelatterlllft week by his wife, Who hal spent the past two week& wltll her pareda. Ltoa DaY!B, )'011111 daugbter o! Mr. and llro, WyUio Davia, hal returned homea!terbelngltmedlcal paUent at Rober Hoapllal where she was treated tor rheu- I ~lever. ' I ... " BIRTHS Mro. Harold !lose. New Haven, oon, 3:15 P.m. ThiiJ'Sday; Mro, Benjamin ~-Me~. Pt. Pl... oant, lOit, 4:41a.m. ~rl<fl:r, IISCHAIIGES NancChrly s. Borrlher '!:..~ ~11am E. lfllP ,, ..,_,.....,. ey, Mro. William Critltree, D. R. KniR>o Jr,; Robort II, J..lnn, Mro. Rollla Mt)'O, Edpr R. l'a)'Ot, Mro. Jamel'(.. Politj', Mro. L6thl RUey,lfro: CalVIn 14. Sandart, Wl!liam J, strlokloJ~, Locy Wol!ord, llr•.' .Paul W, North, Roger w. wiich, llro. John E. .lloU<ko Mrs. Robert Blrnlto and A WIUIAMsows £:.\ FARM SUPPI.Y ~New • .· ~. Haven SOci -Events ' a ' } ~ • le •r , ,,A IIOOI RAKIS-MOWERS-HAY BIB " . P".: l.' "'- .... ' · CAliiol:LA~JI ~. ~Wor~r~ce (ll] If~ HOLLJUID , . , ·' rite Cbq. wu ,.. low F~ :wte In ~· Wori4." Thla was followed wltll 'a ,;:..,. <tiscU.slon. The meetllial plaoo OD W.-day afler>. ;..,;, In 1M social room o! the ehureh .will! Mro, Paul Fortne,y aa l!Ostesa. n.rtJts 111e bullneaa ·meeting tl\8 ltltl<~vOJt!lon to be held at Ev -Un-Breth Acres was .,. IIOtlllCed. >The uncont>leted Jll'O.loct o! ~roc~ holder• to be uled In a bellir It 1M Quincy Orp'- and Homo ior 111e Aged was clla<uoaod llld the memberl .JM holdel'l home Jo !lnlsb - . The WOIDID'S At!XWary o! the Stop In soon or phone lor a demonotntlon. And re-. member: New Holland Purebaoe Plan flnanCiq ) • makea It easy for you to own lbc beat! cbWCIIOS.I\I1ll~ :lllte 01 the amnlr\11!Fatlon1lulldlticand. aloo lbe lnitallltlon o! adrlt!ldng ~ Tho lpcll ' ""'~ ·waa liked Ill 'mike 1 c~ toQl'dtbfsi!I'O,lect; I·''< · N.nbera ltteocJ~ng ·Uie m..., •~ · ~..:.... .,.0 •!17'1 11r1 ......... !!IIJn.llra. i'<\ttt JloG1D••• Mrs. llo»ertKent, 1'111>- ·Mra. Eddie' ~. Mrs. ·Jack Flelhir,'kr.; l!liOla·lium~ llft\l ,tJie ho\'f-8"!' Ill's. .Fort~v, ., · ' · 5A!.E 1 , $AilS POMEROY·· FOR Y ~ Mobil ~"'"!' ~~~= ,._, - - · - - '· · - - · KING SIZE PROFITS.. ,. NEW STOltE HOURS . ato s Saturday · Mon. t!tru Fri. . .. . · . . .tq 12 NOon . , ----•••••• . -"""'rl. 'iiUTz fEED ifciRE STOPSTORE" - . . ~'tHE ONE "EVERYTHING FROM FoOD TO FEED" ;PH. 985-3a47 .. " . '"CH.STER, 0. .. I . haw a pro- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kin' and douahter• o! OW8nllloro; K,y,, spent the Easter wsekand with Mr; and Mro. Otto Grimm. llr, Karr returned home on Sunday, but Mrs, Klrr and daughter• will remain here thlo week with hsr parentS, Johnll)' Roush Ia a riledlcal Pltlent at Plellsant Valley llo"' Plt,al. Mr. and Mrs. C:Onald F. Rouoh and Sheryl retllrned homo onS. ur<IIJ after spending I Week vi.. 1t1ng their SOt>ofn.iaw and~ ter, llr. and Mrs. FredPoandllllillyatAII>urque.--N.M, . Herman ' wne, wl!O sul!ered 1 haort o~~aek while vocatlonlng In Cleorwater, Fla. and wasap.. tioi.t 11 the Morinn Plant hoiiPllal lD thel clt,y, Is Improved enough Atherton and attended church here Sundl,)' morning. Mr. and Mro. Clair Woede and Colllle o( Clrclorille, 0 ,, attended church here &m~mom­ ing and vialtOcl hlo parents, Mr. ~ ifra. ('.hAriP~ n woocse in tlie evening. Comle remained !or the olght and moat ol the day Monday, then W8llt to visit her undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Carr, and cou&lna, VieIde and Penni, and later on to her other relatlvea lD Meigs COIInt,y !or her Easter vacaUon. Easter guests of Clara Foilrod and Nina Robinaon were: Mr. and Mr1. Bllly Follrod and SUe Am ot Athena, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Follred and Utarles of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod and !amlly, local, and Mr. and Mr 1. Gerald Swartz and family o! 'Marietta, o. Mt. and Mrs. Lee Henderson returned to thelf home here lalt Fri~ alter IIJIOIIdlnB the winter In St. Cloud, Fla. -- Mr. and Mro.. Lee Henderson a n d Clara Follred attended Easter services a.t the Pomeroy Lutheran Church Friday evening, where their grandJonl Charleo Folired had part In tho tobel!>/tto•eturntothelriPil'l- i»''gram. intnt •in1thlitCity.andwtllrtturn Mr: and loiN. llarr)' Guthrie to his 119D>e here1bo-lalter !IV! spent Easter with thelr son-Int~t thilrncMdh. ,. law and ~ter, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush o! Delbert Yost and family at &.gar Cj!arleiiOO! v1oiie4 ~ t h e Gr6ve. o. Easter wOekeod with hloParento, Mrs. Charles O'BrlenandKev.. !lr, and llrs, .Joluwly Roush, in of Columbual o.l vilited her Ph!! Cooke, student at Weat lather, Gamer Grilllll last FriVJrs!DII Unlvarslfl', Ylaltecl his day. parenll, 11r, and lira. Robert Charleo Calclwell o! the U.S. Cooke. ollring the weokond. Artnr In Germany, ia home on llr • .and Mrs. William Nease leave with his parents, Mr. and Buchannon SJ>enttheweek~wlth Mro. Gorland Coldwell, lira. J. v. McGrew, Easter gueste o! Mr. and Mrs. llr, and Mrs. Cl,yde !Ike and MU!ud SwarU wer•: Mr. and children !rom ·.Boonevlllo, Ind., Mrs. Dale Kuhn and !amlly ol vlalted during the weekend wltll Uttle lloddn& 0., and Mr. and llr. and Mrs. ThmDIIGrlnltellt' Mrs. Mike WUUam and daughter ' Mr. and ..... Dmal<l Cooke. <I Belpre, 0. MariiA Qnmette and Geol:p, of Mrs. Iris carr, Vickie and Winter..W.. 0., were ~ hml, 11))0111 Easter with her gueste or Mr. and llro. Geor&e j)lll'OIIts, Mr. and Mro. White o! i . se,.raJ . c~a¥• during t be wookeed 'with rilatlv.Q 111 - ~ If Yon' re in the Swim . • • ' . U you're an avid swimmer, a>uall, ollldoat at lila now's tbe time to like a abort HUII!Ington School cit 'IIUIInell, CUI I Ia Twiggy. Short halt IIPent the F.atiter 'holldt.Y- dries quletiY, reqtllretl .a u...o V•'-• minimum of .urnep 1114 wllb bar ~• . - ·.. , loo)<J neal even a the beacb. Roulh and ~a.· ' For dte8t-up eveDiags, a fall Mr. and lll'...IWtlnKlololq: or a wig IIi an easy way to o! Baltimore." lido, ...., waet. adtlevea gtamorou loot. ""' UUOIIII of lil!'• ...,id lj'r,~ !CoP. mit Gress. Tbey,a)Jo ~ · . '!It• · . .· and llr" ~'!llaai- l!lllil' n d · . ' .· · flmlll •, i ~ · • , ;,• · . Ma~ Carla Is the . ' ' \ · ..; : .,.., speUing of the ~t o ;, . Irk, ~(jon =I . 011 lltfliii" WI·"'·" · I•~, ,P'f""''Y fln,<er ..... W. IIIII PI OIOJ ..... Mlltm ....... BASEBALL TIME!_ ON THE IiEACJi lit tile Frelldt RIvIera, model ' Cbrtlllue Olivieri waa llle of llle llnl blllen to apo peu It tile reoorl Iowa if Couts. 1, PHIL PASTORET A fellow can't even get . away from inflation by dYing. Have you considered the high cost of leaving? · • ' Ill t;l ' ' ' . INST ALLlTIONS sh- OIANNR MASTEi . tnd FINCO For todGI/'s kldl, ing lt conmt. of n o t h i n g but bl4ck-<l white tele.n.ion. .. ·' TV .ANTENNA BtA R B S Mr'- Sara!! 'Woede o! ,._,.. Plalnl vi lilted Mr; andMro. Vere Stlartz I ~e of ~~ laal EVIUJ Pomeroy, 11ll Br-. and Mrs. Arthur ~ at ~li)Jr1'j:eth Acres ot il>o Jow~ ~ ~I" .cb>ra ft!.a room .,Mt• and Mrs. Harold Johnion Keno. STOP AT KAUTZts It takes a 3-bo.ttom plow with..ease, and it'll move out with the implements to complete juat about"anY work e ' ' :i 992-.5101 Cuman guest ror Eaater morl!in8 brllllto last of Bertha Plfiw', Mrs, Harmon Fox and Ill's. Wyatt Rad!ord vlalted lD Galll,pol!o recently. · Mr. and Mra. llurllllrril,and o! St. vlalted . ' ' SPRING AVE. ·r• Infant ; FULTON--THOMPSON TRACTOR vlcea at111elocal c~b; · ;. llrs. :VIctor IAI!llielt loll cently" l>teikins hlr Itt! ann. :Mrs. William C&rmln, who was a patient at Hoi...- HoiiP!tal. has been returned home. llr. and Mrs. Jolin lbJglas and chUdren, iiball!t, and. !Ira, Fran Cline, son Terry, Mldd!• !>01'1. vlaflad-, Sundl,)' with 'lll". and llro,. ~f~r!Daa. Fox. · · 't- I S.lem St. Allls-Chalmera Series m D-12 Tnctorl Boooter thot tro1111fel'll weight to puU through tol.gh opOia. Come in, look over the D-121 .., ------------.--- !imd drive. ~=t: ; loola,, fi>!'morl¥ n!O:, atten~ - program no·jul IDd yoillh of ' ... ,!.' the churdl. A broak!aot was ~ Dol~;; !or · -~ed lD the churcli b~oement. After 'SmclaJ School, the chUdren enjoyed an Eaotet· e 'g hunt. WoroiiiP oemceowereheld at 1: 15 Simda.v evening wltll the Rev. ,caato: 1 Mr. and Mro. Gerald Sir~ • onci rimi!Y o1,..'Mariettll, • o., f ' '. tended Chilrch here &lnda!> tJiorn, ' . ing and I!>Ok illiller With hie .or~;·' Mrs. lblil> a. Kerr jllrenta, Mr. and Mro. Hobart ~ .i llflt¢ .... Mr~. Thiimu J. Swart•. Mr. 40d Mro. Clarence Athersaunc1en IIIII illflt¢.. claus!tter• . tat and familY or Colwnbua, 0., 1)10111 the weekend here ·with hla ·,;- ~ ;:..: -~ ..,-;. Melgl .' ' uLaat year the Poat Of8ee l)e.. Partment received some 140,000 complaints !rom those elrended by jllnderlng advertisements. WhUe ln most eases theads were lilt legally obscene and wore there!ore mailable, they are often ottenstve and are uaullly not the type of material one would want his chlld to read." Capactt, to handle a host of Jobs- eight·speed Range Transmi~ion, with A-C Traction ' ' ' I AND · INIICIICIDII " . you encounter aU year long. Choose four-speed Or J I ) ,. lr¥ the 1ol. Y.F. of the 1·' One Only 1966, 2500 A ' .auirilia· ... f ... .·. HI;. &1\d xra. ~. and lira. ' •:,) at14indan91 ' o! Fit., where he wW vialt Mr, and Mrs. IIerman LIJne. He wW be HYBRID SEED CORN .-FOR· ... , ... ~ l '~ !' EMIARASSID? ,- i ' SHOP E4RLY FOR YOUR. • • • THESE PUPPIES, as all puppies do, need plenty of vitamins and body-building elements for 10und growth and vigor-and they'll And them in Red Rose Dog & Puppy Food, Dogs of oil ages and breed• thrive on Red Role and like itl real meat tlovor. Try it. 1~8. ,. ad.:!& I 11111!11111!11111!11111! . Time to Order Seed Corn. J.flst Received Our New Stock of Perks J;lybrid Seed Corn, Place Your Order fllow or Come In. 'iEUlof - ..,,l,i.'r..eo I name. b'oin ·'thl• ))Ostrnastera oald: uThls DeW law should give some protection to American !anlllles . o!!ended by advertisements they believe to be morall,y harml'ul, ParllculariJI to their children. IN STOCK SIZE PIDFITS ~'l!llltoie at r, mailing Us~ and the.flltron r.. calves a second mailing 110 <IIi• alter the firm hal received tho prohlblrory order, he Dill' brlnir the matter to the • - n o! the posiDiaster Issuing 1M lnltlalol'o der by wriUng him and enclosing the oecond pandering ad with Ill envelope. II the maller stUl !alb ID reiiPect the order, the Pos., m"ter Central Dill' ask the A., torneY Gene'h! ID IP91Y !or a Federal Court order dlrectltw compliance. Failure to observe the order IIIli¥ be punishable lr¥ a line or btlPriSOnment. •' w. BY BERTHA I ""'.Uae c~'• .. ~ .Ne1J?$ NE'_tes .. I Oile. Count,y Langsville BY MRS. A. L, BARR Mrs. Slaroo Barr entertained with a surprl .. blrthda.Y party for her husband, Larry Barr. Alter the gilts were opened, Ice cream, cake, mints and nutJ were served to Mr. and Mn. Jerry Jack•, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fetty, Mr. and Mn. Harley Johnoon, Mr. and Mro. Alpha Barr, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson, Mrs. Evelyn Thoma and Teressa. Kall Lee, Kevin and Charles KnllJJP, Terssu. Fetty, Terry, Pama, 91erry Johnson, and David Barr. Mro. Dena Ho!!man Ia feeling much beUe:r at this time. Lena Knapp is visiting her sono, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp and Mr , and Mrs. Doyle Knapp. Clarice Loogatreth o! Galllpollo &JIOnt the weekend with Mr. and Mro. Wallace Fetty. Mrs. A.lphaBarrrecelvedword of the death of her brother, Dale A. Phelp1, 0( W13neaburg, Pa. Relatives from here who went to Waynelburg for the fUneral ol Dale A. Phelps were Mr. and Mrs. Alpl>a Barr and l<ln, Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr, Mr. and Mn. Blair Cadwallader, Winchester, and Mrs. Helen Ball, Hamden 1 Mr. and Mrs. stanley Pldlllps of Logan, Mr. Harold Communists. Phillip a, Lancaster, Mrs. Fred 1965: Members 0( the Co~ Berry or Gahama, and Mrs, RI.Y munist party canrot be coJJ111elled Phillips of Lancaster. ' . U yoo long lot the spr!Dg. AlL~ time of your youth, recall A,NT.as···· AslowAs 9.95 cllmbinf a ladder to take down hose hoavy-ae-lead llo•m window., oild ·"""'n- sider. ' .. - .DOUBlE SlAQ(.··; · " -- -,:-;;;- Wouldn't it be nice to get paid. by the hour, all day long? Mr. and Mro. Hartwell Curd, Ball 11un, and their son, Johm¥ Curd, Mlcblg4Do were dinner guests o! Mrs, Curd's mother, Mrs. n.n llalley. · ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION HARRY MILLER .. 992-3635 '. POMEROY ' �- '· ' ' t -t f~ ' ......., :.e~ l'c:ilft.Ol'O)'-.Middl$11; 0 . 1 i'IJI'U a.;;., Rel,igion ii~ America ,~..,.,. .. · " "Vision in New Testament Restored LOlliS CASSELS ii&o'l'li! ' lli1lllld 'Preoolntornatlonal "God ·ohall wiJIO away all \ ."~111 rrom their eyes; and there shall be no more death, · t :n~ither sorrow, nor cr)!ing, ~thor shall there be any more . pain." . '!bose words from the Book of ReVelation voice ooe of the main themes of the New Testament- the 1promise , that God someday will bring aboet here on earth a ••new creation.. In which men will live together In peace and justice and love. The early Christians associated the promised transformaUon with the return o! Chriot, and lived In dally expectation ol It, As centuries passed without the anticipated "second comlag'• and without an.v discernible. change in the ~OW1t of evil !nd suft'erlng ln the world, the Christian hope gradually came to be pootpooed to a luture ll!e in heaven. Movement Developing A movement is now developing in EUropean and American theoJoglcal circles to restore the New Testament vision Of a better world to its original place at the heart or Christian faith. Ita leader h Dr. Jurgen Moltmann, a distinguished German scholar currently teaching in the United States as a visiting prot~ .:!!~"~r at DJke , ' By Ohio Champ Ohio's table tennis men's chlmPton, 15-year-old John TlllP nohlll, o! Middleport, will comSaturday and ~ In the Termeasee Open at Nashville. The nation'& No. 1 pta¥er 17 and under, and also canadian 17 and under Utle holder, will be a gueat o! the Pomeroy Lions Club Tuesday evening for dinner at a II!IOC!al Father and Sons Night at the Grace Episcopal Church parlllh house. ~; Bill YQN1ckle1 a. native of ~ Sine and bow a teacher at Vln1Dn lfllb SclvJol, a strong "basement llt;yleu table tennis competitor, bas consented tofPS)ell'withTa~ oehill In an exhlbltlon !ollowing IIIMer. : Ralllh GravesoftheelubhasarftJwed the program. Chester Tannehill, John's father 1 also WW be a guest. : WhiJe in Nashville John will Vtalt Mr. and Mro. John Kline were here in 1945-46 when Mr. Kline was lnstrwnenW IIIUalc Instructor at Pomeroy HIP S<hobL Kline oow is eo.&l>erlntendent o! Music In the court)' containi• Nashville'& pUblic ochools, -tng, Free Demonatratlon. AUTHORIZED ~GRAVELY Lawn , Garden, Groun nt ec l allet GRAVELY TRACTOR Sales & Senice 99l-2975 E. Main st. Pomeroy PARKS Plants News Notes contends. "because it alone takes oerloui\Y the posaibiUUes with all reality Ia fraught." "R does not take thing& as they happen to stand or to lie, but · as progressing, moving things with posslbll!Ueo o! ""h"' change .• •11 The apostle Paul said there are three ~eat Chrlstlall traito: Faith, h~ and love. Theology hl our Ume ha& had mud! to say abwt love, less about faith, and until recently, praCtically nothing abuul hope. II Jurgon Moltmann helps to restore tlle balance, he will perform a great service to millions or rank and Rle Christians who have sensed that something very important was missing. By EDNA FOsrER The Easter program was held at the Plants church ~ evening Wider the direction of Rev. Ernest Deeter. It was comPOsed mostly of children and youth of the Free<bm Gospel Mission. Rev. Ml:Kinney held a good revival at the church receittly. Marvin Hill, who attends C... reer 1\cademy In Washington, D. C., spent Easter vacation with hls parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Billy Wol!e of Zanesville and Mrs. Nora Gorham of East Letart were recent guests of Miss Ida c. Wolfe. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Nice and three daughters or Newark spent a da.Y r~enlly with Mr, and Mrs. Uoyd Nice. Jake Skinner of Columbus also called at the Nice In Nashville Call, Write or Come 1o See Ua for Complete Counsel· oon-- begun. II began with the resurrection ol Christ. 9tepUcs Disbelieve Skeptics disbelieve in the resurrection because lt has no parallel in . history, Moltmann observes. But Ills j)l'ecioely its uni(Jleness that makes it slsn!Ocant. As an everit without parallel, tile resurrection signals "'a new possibility altogether lor the world, for existence and ror hlstory. 1' It atU?ats that God can and will create anew. That is what the Bible means by referring to Christ as the prototype of Ule •cnew belng'' in which all humanity is meant to share. Far from being unrealistic, hope Is the only truly realistic approach to ll!e. Moltmann HilL Will Play 1mo University. Moltmann' a book, ..The Theo. logy or Hope," now available in an English translstlon (liarper & Row), is not eaq reading tor laymen. It's the klnd of book that a minister should study and Interpret lor hla tion. Moltmann finds oo sc:riptural warrant for a.auming that Christian hope wUI be !u!RIIed only In eternity. The Bible I& 11 fUll to the brim~ ' with promise• that God will 11 make all things new" in this world of space and time. Although the !UII accomplishment of the great transformation is still in the future, Moltmann says, it has already l<>me. Mr. and Mrs. ~~ Manuel entertained her father and family Easter Sunday. M r s. Pauline Talkington of Columbus spent Frida.Y with Mr, and Mrs, Dennis Mawel. Esther Boggess returned to her employment in Columbusafter spending severalda,yswithher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess. The Charles Lawson family of Fairview were Sunday callers at thtl Boggess home. Mr. and Mrs. Rallh Rose of Racine spent Monct.y with her mother, Mrs. Evt:J,yn Boggess. George C. Foster, Pamela and Richard1 arrived Monday to spend some time wJth his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charle,y Foster. Carroll 0. Cleek of Columbus arrived Easter weekend to pick LP hi& wife, Margaret, and Lori and Johrmie, who had spent several days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Foster, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray !~u­ ris and llro. Elizabeth Cleek o! PortlaDcl. Mr. William Nawier enterfaiD. ed his )'OWigtSt daughtero!Penns;ylYinfa over Easter holidays. ·w·ash~. m·gt· · cui.. Report By Ouenee Miller Carmel News By the Day Forty were present for Sunday School April 14. CoiJectlon was $12.99. Vi 'litors were Carol and Scheryl Circle of Ashland, 1{)1 ., Damy and Francine Perry of Hollon, Ohio. Mrs. Laura Eisel stein of Pomeroy and son, Harland, of Toledo, 0. called on Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle and Florence Circle recent!)'. Mr. and Mrs. William Perry of Hollon, 0., and Danny a n d Ohio Flv&-llay Weather Francine, Mr. and Mrs. George Near oormal temPeratures Circle and daughter of Ashland, In Ohio Saturday through WedKy ., Mr . and Mrs. James Cirnesda,y, with highs averaging cle of New Haven, W.Va., Ricky In the 60s and lows In the Circle or Olarleston, Mr. and 40s. Mrs. Melvt·n Clt cle and daugtJ Warmer over the weekend, ter of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. and cooler around midweek. Circle and sons, Mrs. Harold Showers Saturday and around Lula Circle, Mrs. Dorothy Hardmid-week Will a'{erage one- • man and famUy, Mr. and Mrs. half to one inch. Donald Pierce of Athens called on Mrs. Mary Circle over the Mrs. 9drley Carter and Mr. weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Ray VanMeter and Mrs. Duane Barr and son, and daughter of Minersville caii Shawn, called on Mr, and Mrs. J ed at the Douglas Circle home Alpha Barr 5unda¥. Frida.Y. Eunie Brinker and William Carleton enjoyed a turkey dinner with Betty VanMeter, Margaret Ann Carleton and Patrick &Inday. Mr. and Mr s. lla,yrnanBarnitz called in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Follrodand daultlter of Pomeroy and Mrs. James Patterson and sons visIted at the Douglas Circle home on &mday. Mr . and Mrs. R<Q' Byen of Tanners Run was at the home of Betty VanMeter on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr of Chester called at the home o! Robert Lee recenUy. Carol Circle ot Ashland, Ky . is spending a few daya with her grandmother, Mrs. Mary Cir. cle. COWMBUS (UPO - Kreo;. kin, who has turned the mys- teries of extra.-sensor)l perception into a thriving show business act, is to predict on April 30 a page one headline in the May 4 edition of a ~ lumbus newsruwer. Kreskin will place the ,pr~ diction in a sealed envelope and give it to the managing editor or the newsp~er. The envelope is tD be opened the night o! Ma.y 4. The mentalist s a 1 d his prediction will "closely match the one in the newspaper, unless World War m breaks out.'' : ·: · :·:-:: ::;.;.: : : ::.:.::: ::::: :: ~::: :: ~:;:: :; :;:;:;: ;.;: ;:;:;::~:;:::::: Pandering . Ads F3ei~g· IndivJ.auai Oppo~i~ik}q · .. ' Man gatrqn~ o!fendQd Ill' P,l l" WAsi!JNGTON - Thla week J . am llolni to continue ID dlscu61 pfllbleins wHich I outlined at the betllnnlng o! the year. Concerning the ~Qlreme Court of the U. S., N>raham Llnc:oln said, "U the j!Oilcy ol the Go"" ernmint 1(1011 vital questtono ll· !ecdng the whole poepleJa to he irrevocably !!xed by decision• of the ~Qlreme Court, the J>OOilie wW have ceased to be their own rulers. having to that extent pracdcally resllfned their Govemment Into the hands o! the eminent tribmal." U you look behind Some o! tho major changes in this tountY1 you will find that IIley stem from declslnns o! the Supreme Court. Raised ·Is this question: U the Court interpreting the CoristiiiP Uon or mlklng national ))Olley? Let me Ust some fairly r«ent ~reme Court decisiona that have had the !ar-l'OIAlhlng elrocts of new laws. On criminal Procedures 1961: 'fbe use of evidence o~ talned too search and seizure Is limited In State prosecution& by rules set b.Y the ~rm1e Court. 1964: Fl!th amendment prlvUeges against sel!-lncrlmlnatlon appUes in state courts as well as Federal courts. 1966 - Be!ore questioning a suspect in custody, pOlice must advise him of bJs right to remain sUent, to have a lawyer, to delay questloning until the lawyer is present and ro confession, even a voluntary one, can be used in court unless police prove they comPlied with these rules. 1967: Juvenile defendantsmuAt be given m~~cy of the same protections as those glven adults even U the juveniles are not treat.ed as criminals and are subject to lesser penalties than adults. 1961: Electronic monitoring Is uncomstitutional under any ciflo curn!ttances. I might ackl,legis.. tion has been prOJI()sed in eo~ gresb which would permit such monitoring in limited situations under court SI.Pervision. On Religion - GOING DOWNTOWN? Pop singer Petula Clark lakes her daughter&; Barbara, left, and Cathy lor 1 atroll wblle vlsltlag Nice on tbe Freach Riviera. ~ 1961: ~tes '"""t require public officials to declare their belief In God. 1962: State officials IDI\Y oot compose a prayer to be recited In tl<lbUc schools, 1963: Rec!Iatlon of the Lord's Prayer or reading from the Bible cannot be practiced in public schools. Later the Court alao banned voluntary pr-.ver and Bible reading ln public schools. On Politics: 1962: Federal courts can decide whetller state legislatures are !alrly IIIPOrtloned. (We had a recent example o! thlsln OhloJ 1964: Both houses o! state 1...,. islature must be elected from districts ha vlng Ot>Proxlmately equal population - one perBOn, one vote, and states must redraw CQDoo gressional districts to meet the equal .POPulation rule. Thlaseems parllcularly Inconsistent Ina .. much as the United States Co"' gress Is drawn ~ on the basis of one house being set let on a population basis and the other along geogroPhlcallines. On Subversion and Communism1956: Sedition laws o!42 state• are invalid. 1957: A person canrot be.Pro&ecuteG' for adv~ating the onrthrow of the U. S. Govenunent unless he actually adwcates action to acCOIIIPllsb the overthrow. 1958: The State Department cannot withhold passports from to rqlatOr With the Subversive AcdviUes Control Board. 1967: An American canoot he striPped o! his c!Uzenahll>evt~~l! he deserts the armed forces In time or war or V.te• lna!orelgn election. • · I have Included this rather :lengthy list o! ~rome Court decisions so that you might cOf>o slder the lmPiet of these various decisions, This Is not 1o sa,y that 1 take exception to all or thoH dec!.. Ions. I am merelyJ>Ointlnglflthat the Court has tn many instances ,preempted more and more o1 the responslbUldes of thel8gislative bodies of the United aAtes, t. eluding not onl,y the u. s. eongres• but that o! various state legislatures as welL One legal e:~~pert after BDOth8r hal spoken out In warning, And with good reoSon. The lqlreme Court Is 1n elrec~ making laws by Court decree rather than by legislative process. For instance. a serlesofCourt rulings llshtening restrlcdonson pollee climaxed In 1966, with a decision that laid down new rules that PQ!lce must follow in ques-. tloning a susJ>OCt In custoi\Y.lll.. sentlng In the 1966 decision, Justices White, stewart, and Harlan oald that the majorltyOjllnion, delivered by Earl Warren, had no SICIJ>Ort lD the history o! the language of the Constitution. T h e Court's rulbws on crlmlnal procedures are held re-slble by many OliPorts !or contributing to the roPid rise In crime. (88 per cent !rom 1961).67), Senator Som Ervfn o! North CarOlina told the u.S. SeniiAIIut year, 11 The tragic truth is that ln recent years the Supreme Court has re~~eatedly usurped and exercised the power of the Congress and the States to amend the Constitution while professing to inten>ret i~ I think this matter deserves serious thought and consideration !rom the j)OOple and their elected representatives. I, tor one, ceflo tainly am cone erned about the trend, and will do all that I canto reverse it. derlng idvertlsemeni• can now take •1!1'~, ID curb such Jlllll. . . Meigs Coll!l\l' PostmasterS are po~~~~~ ?ut In i!IOOunclrg plans !or acb~lsterlng a·now law which gives eaoh lamll,y the rilht· to docide that an ad Is "erotic~ arousing or se<uall,y l>rovoo- auve." . When an advertisement Be1ll througll the malls Ia ol!enslve on these grounds, a postal patron can now uk the post ol!lce to direct the mailer to send oo more mall to him and to remove lmmedlateb the patron's name irom all mailing lists he owns, oontrolsor rents. To as silt patrons, the Post Ofnee ll<I>Utment has published a brio! pamphlet - How You can Curb Pandering Advert!,... menta - which ls now available at your local post otrlce. In acldltlon to Olfl>lalning hoW the law works, the .POCk.,olze lea!let contains a form letter one can use when IOJl<ilng his Cotnlllaint to the Po•t otrice. The Pltllllhlot e>~>lalns that when 1 patron receives anadvel'o Usement which Is, lD his oi>lnlon pandering, he must Hnd the ad, Its enveiDPe and the !orm letter, or one which Includes Ill lanlfiiiBOo to his poot o!tlce with the words, uReque&t [or prohibitory order" on tbe race of the envei- fiiHCh.." ~ '"'* While tho· PauVn's -~nt will onl.Y be directed to tile er, the Post' O!lict l;'IPuiment believes that oil!l' or two plllnto wUI pi'Ovldil' si>J1stanlill 1,'U.. I ·r e ,I t Pfotectlcm balk ot thli lldverilalng comes !rom r••r thllh , 20 -ailed •smut dialora• who Ire!~ 1¥ swoPPing IAAIIlrw 11111." U a maUer 4!ei Poi strike ,. OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES PHONf 992·2161 MINERSVIltr. 0 SUGAR RUN MILLS "Because the law gives a mall l'ltron the sole right to decide what Is ol!enolve, and doe• not deny others the right to receive the same maU, the Corwresa felt It does oot violate ConoUtut!onal glllll'8nllel o! freedom or Ph. 992-2115 Pomeroy parent;, Mr. Ono Only 1967, .2100 BOGGS EQUIPMENT CO. Routo 7 e 667-3435 ,e Tuppon Ploint, O. NEW HA'V~ PERSONALS Carroll Adamo, Jr. 1a!t lllooo jlt,y afternoon !or Clearwatv, I occotJ110nied home thelatterlllft week by his wife, Who hal spent the past two week& wltll her pareda. Ltoa DaY!B, )'011111 daugbter o! Mr. and llro, WyUio Davia, hal returned homea!terbelngltmedlcal paUent at Rober Hoapllal where she was treated tor rheu- I ~lever. ' I ... " BIRTHS Mro. Harold !lose. New Haven, oon, 3:15 P.m. ThiiJ'Sday; Mro, Benjamin ~-Me~. Pt. Pl... oant, lOit, 4:41a.m. ~rl<fl:r, IISCHAIIGES NancChrly s. Borrlher '!:..~ ~11am E. lfllP ,, ..,_,.....,. ey, Mro. William Critltree, D. R. KniR>o Jr,; Robort II, J..lnn, Mro. Rollla Mt)'O, Edpr R. l'a)'Ot, Mro. Jamel'(.. Politj', Mro. L6thl RUey,lfro: CalVIn 14. Sandart, Wl!liam J, strlokloJ~, Locy Wol!ord, llr•.' .Paul W, North, Roger w. wiich, llro. John E. .lloU<ko Mrs. Robert Blrnlto and A WIUIAMsows £:.\ FARM SUPPI.Y ~New • .· ~. Haven SOci -Events ' a ' } ~ • le •r , ,,A IIOOI RAKIS-MOWERS-HAY BIB " . P".: l.' "'- .... ' · CAliiol:LA~JI ~. ~Wor~r~ce (ll] If~ HOLLJUID , . , ·' rite Cbq. wu ,.. low F~ :wte In ~· Wori4." Thla was followed wltll 'a ,;:..,. <tiscU.slon. The meetllial plaoo OD W.-day afler>. ;..,;, In 1M social room o! the ehureh .will! Mro, Paul Fortne,y aa l!Ostesa. n.rtJts 111e bullneaa ·meeting tl\8 ltltl<~vOJt!lon to be held at Ev -Un-Breth Acres was .,. IIOtlllCed. >The uncont>leted Jll'O.loct o! ~roc~ holder• to be uled In a bellir It 1M Quincy Orp'- and Homo ior 111e Aged was clla<uoaod llld the memberl .JM holdel'l home Jo !lnlsb - . The WOIDID'S At!XWary o! the Stop In soon or phone lor a demonotntlon. And re-. member: New Holland Purebaoe Plan flnanCiq ) • makea It easy for you to own lbc beat! cbWCIIOS.I\I1ll~ :lllte 01 the amnlr\11!Fatlon1lulldlticand. aloo lbe lnitallltlon o! adrlt!ldng ~ Tho lpcll ' ""'~ ·waa liked Ill 'mike 1 c~ toQl'dtbfsi!I'O,lect; I·''< · N.nbera ltteocJ~ng ·Uie m..., •~ · ~..:.... .,.0 •!17'1 11r1 ......... !!IIJn.llra. i'<\ttt JloG1D••• Mrs. llo»ertKent, 1'111>- ·Mra. Eddie' ~. Mrs. ·Jack Flelhir,'kr.; l!liOla·lium~ llft\l ,tJie ho\'f-8"!' Ill's. .Fort~v, ., · ' · 5A!.E 1 , $AilS POMEROY·· FOR Y ~ Mobil ~"'"!' ~~~= ,._, - - · - - '· · - - · KING SIZE PROFITS.. ,. NEW STOltE HOURS . ato s Saturday · Mon. t!tru Fri. . .. . · . . .tq 12 NOon . , ----•••••• . -"""'rl. 'iiUTz fEED ifciRE STOPSTORE" - . . ~'tHE ONE "EVERYTHING FROM FoOD TO FEED" ;PH. 985-3a47 .. " . '"CH.STER, 0. .. I . haw a pro- Mr. and Mrs. Roland Kin' and douahter• o! OW8nllloro; K,y,, spent the Easter wsekand with Mr; and Mro. Otto Grimm. llr, Karr returned home on Sunday, but Mrs, Klrr and daughter• will remain here thlo week with hsr parentS, Johnll)' Roush Ia a riledlcal Pltlent at Plellsant Valley llo"' Plt,al. Mr. and Mrs. C:Onald F. Rouoh and Sheryl retllrned homo onS. ur<IIJ after spending I Week vi.. 1t1ng their SOt>ofn.iaw and~ ter, llr. and Mrs. FredPoandllllillyatAII>urque.--N.M, . Herman ' wne, wl!O sul!ered 1 haort o~~aek while vocatlonlng In Cleorwater, Fla. and wasap.. tioi.t 11 the Morinn Plant hoiiPllal lD thel clt,y, Is Improved enough Atherton and attended church here Sundl,)' morning. Mr. and Mro. Clair Woede and Colllle o( Clrclorille, 0 ,, attended church here &m~mom­ ing and vialtOcl hlo parents, Mr. ~ ifra. ('.hAriP~ n woocse in tlie evening. Comle remained !or the olght and moat ol the day Monday, then W8llt to visit her undo and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William Carr, and cou&lna, VieIde and Penni, and later on to her other relatlvea lD Meigs COIInt,y !or her Easter vacaUon. Easter guests of Clara Foilrod and Nina Robinaon were: Mr. and Mr1. Bllly Follrod and SUe Am ot Athena, Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Follred and Utarles of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Follrod and !amlly, local, and Mr. and Mr 1. Gerald Swartz and family o! 'Marietta, o. Mt. and Mrs. Lee Henderson returned to thelf home here lalt Fri~ alter IIJIOIIdlnB the winter In St. Cloud, Fla. -- Mr. and Mro.. Lee Henderson a n d Clara Follred attended Easter services a.t the Pomeroy Lutheran Church Friday evening, where their grandJonl Charleo Folired had part In tho tobel!>/tto•eturntothelriPil'l- i»''gram. intnt •in1thlitCity.andwtllrtturn Mr: and loiN. llarr)' Guthrie to his 119D>e here1bo-lalter !IV! spent Easter with thelr son-Int~t thilrncMdh. ,. law and ~ter, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Roush o! Delbert Yost and family at &.gar Cj!arleiiOO! v1oiie4 ~ t h e Gr6ve. o. Easter wOekeod with hloParento, Mrs. Charles O'BrlenandKev.. !lr, and llrs, .Joluwly Roush, in of Columbual o.l vilited her Ph!! Cooke, student at Weat lather, Gamer Grilllll last FriVJrs!DII Unlvarslfl', Ylaltecl his day. parenll, 11r, and lira. Robert Charleo Calclwell o! the U.S. Cooke. ollring the weokond. Artnr In Germany, ia home on llr • .and Mrs. William Nease leave with his parents, Mr. and Buchannon SJ>enttheweek~wlth Mro. Gorland Coldwell, lira. J. v. McGrew, Easter gueste o! Mr. and Mrs. llr, and Mrs. Cl,yde !Ike and MU!ud SwarU wer•: Mr. and children !rom ·.Boonevlllo, Ind., Mrs. Dale Kuhn and !amlly ol vlalted during the weekend wltll Uttle lloddn& 0., and Mr. and llr. and Mrs. ThmDIIGrlnltellt' Mrs. Mike WUUam and daughter ' Mr. and ..... Dmal<l Cooke. <I Belpre, 0. MariiA Qnmette and Geol:p, of Mrs. Iris carr, Vickie and Winter..W.. 0., were ~ hml, 11))0111 Easter with her gueste or Mr. and llro. Geor&e j)lll'OIIts, Mr. and Mro. White o! i . se,.raJ . c~a¥• during t be wookeed 'with rilatlv.Q 111 - ~ If Yon' re in the Swim . • • ' . U you're an avid swimmer, a>uall, ollldoat at lila now's tbe time to like a abort HUII!Ington School cit 'IIUIInell, CUI I Ia Twiggy. Short halt IIPent the F.atiter 'holldt.Y- dries quletiY, reqtllretl .a u...o V•'-• minimum of .urnep 1114 wllb bar ~• . - ·.. , loo)<J neal even a the beacb. Roulh and ~a.· ' For dte8t-up eveDiags, a fall Mr. and lll'...IWtlnKlololq: or a wig IIi an easy way to o! Baltimore." lido, ...., waet. adtlevea gtamorou loot. ""' UUOIIII of lil!'• ...,id lj'r,~ !CoP. mit Gress. Tbey,a)Jo ~ · . '!It• · . .· and llr" ~'!llaai- l!lllil' n d · . ' .· · flmlll •, i ~ · • , ;,• · . Ma~ Carla Is the . ' ' \ · ..; : .,.., speUing of the ~t o ;, . Irk, ~(jon =I . 011 lltfliii" WI·"'·" · I•~, ,P'f""''Y fln,<er ..... W. IIIII PI OIOJ ..... Mlltm ....... BASEBALL TIME!_ ON THE IiEACJi lit tile Frelldt RIvIera, model ' Cbrtlllue Olivieri waa llle of llle llnl blllen to apo peu It tile reoorl Iowa if Couts. 1, PHIL PASTORET A fellow can't even get . away from inflation by dYing. Have you considered the high cost of leaving? · • ' Ill t;l ' ' ' . INST ALLlTIONS sh- OIANNR MASTEi . tnd FINCO For todGI/'s kldl, ing lt conmt. of n o t h i n g but bl4ck-<l white tele.n.ion. .. ·' TV .ANTENNA BtA R B S Mr'- Sara!! 'Woede o! ,._,.. Plalnl vi lilted Mr; andMro. Vere Stlartz I ~e of ~~ laal EVIUJ Pomeroy, 11ll Br-. and Mrs. Arthur ~ at ~li)Jr1'j:eth Acres ot il>o Jow~ ~ ~I" .cb>ra ft!.a room .,Mt• and Mrs. Harold Johnion Keno. STOP AT KAUTZts It takes a 3-bo.ttom plow with..ease, and it'll move out with the implements to complete juat about"anY work e ' ' :i 992-.5101 Cuman guest ror Eaater morl!in8 brllllto last of Bertha Plfiw', Mrs, Harmon Fox and Ill's. Wyatt Rad!ord vlalted lD Galll,pol!o recently. · Mr. and Mra. llurllllrril,and o! St. vlalted . ' ' SPRING AVE. ·r• Infant ; FULTON--THOMPSON TRACTOR vlcea at111elocal c~b; · ;. llrs. :VIctor IAI!llielt loll cently" l>teikins hlr Itt! ann. :Mrs. William C&rmln, who was a patient at Hoi...- HoiiP!tal. has been returned home. llr. and Mrs. Jolin lbJglas and chUdren, iiball!t, and. !Ira, Fran Cline, son Terry, Mldd!• !>01'1. vlaflad-, Sundl,)' with 'lll". and llro,. ~f~r!Daa. Fox. · · 't- I S.lem St. Allls-Chalmera Series m D-12 Tnctorl Boooter thot tro1111fel'll weight to puU through tol.gh opOia. Come in, look over the D-121 .., ------------.--- !imd drive. ~=t: ; loola,, fi>!'morl¥ n!O:, atten~ - program no·jul IDd yoillh of ' ... ,!.' the churdl. A broak!aot was ~ Dol~;; !or · -~ed lD the churcli b~oement. After 'SmclaJ School, the chUdren enjoyed an Eaotet· e 'g hunt. WoroiiiP oemceowereheld at 1: 15 Simda.v evening wltll the Rev. ,caato: 1 Mr. and Mro. Gerald Sir~ • onci rimi!Y o1,..'Mariettll, • o., f ' '. tended Chilrch here &lnda!> tJiorn, ' . ing and I!>Ok illiller With hie .or~;·' Mrs. lblil> a. Kerr jllrenta, Mr. and Mro. Hobart ~ .i llflt¢ .... Mr~. Thiimu J. Swart•. Mr. 40d Mro. Clarence Athersaunc1en IIIII illflt¢.. claus!tter• . tat and familY or Colwnbua, 0., 1)10111 the weekend here ·with hla ·,;- ~ ;:..: -~ ..,-;. Melgl .' ' uLaat year the Poat Of8ee l)e.. Partment received some 140,000 complaints !rom those elrended by jllnderlng advertisements. WhUe ln most eases theads were lilt legally obscene and wore there!ore mailable, they are often ottenstve and are uaullly not the type of material one would want his chlld to read." Capactt, to handle a host of Jobs- eight·speed Range Transmi~ion, with A-C Traction ' ' ' I AND · INIICIICIDII " . you encounter aU year long. Choose four-speed Or J I ) ,. lr¥ the 1ol. Y.F. of the 1·' One Only 1966, 2500 A ' .auirilia· ... f ... .·. HI;. &1\d xra. ~. and lira. ' •:,) at14indan91 ' o! Fit., where he wW vialt Mr, and Mrs. IIerman LIJne. He wW be HYBRID SEED CORN .-FOR· ... , ... ~ l '~ !' EMIARASSID? ,- i ' SHOP E4RLY FOR YOUR. • • • THESE PUPPIES, as all puppies do, need plenty of vitamins and body-building elements for 10und growth and vigor-and they'll And them in Red Rose Dog & Puppy Food, Dogs of oil ages and breed• thrive on Red Role and like itl real meat tlovor. Try it. 1~8. ,. ad.:!& I 11111!11111!11111!11111! . Time to Order Seed Corn. J.flst Received Our New Stock of Perks J;lybrid Seed Corn, Place Your Order fllow or Come In. 'iEUlof - ..,,l,i.'r..eo I name. b'oin ·'thl• ))Ostrnastera oald: uThls DeW law should give some protection to American !anlllles . o!!ended by advertisements they believe to be morall,y harml'ul, ParllculariJI to their children. IN STOCK SIZE PIDFITS ~'l!llltoie at r, mailing Us~ and the.flltron r.. calves a second mailing 110 <IIi• alter the firm hal received tho prohlblrory order, he Dill' brlnir the matter to the • - n o! the posiDiaster Issuing 1M lnltlalol'o der by wriUng him and enclosing the oecond pandering ad with Ill envelope. II the maller stUl !alb ID reiiPect the order, the Pos., m"ter Central Dill' ask the A., torneY Gene'h! ID IP91Y !or a Federal Court order dlrectltw compliance. Failure to observe the order IIIli¥ be punishable lr¥ a line or btlPriSOnment. •' w. BY BERTHA I ""'.Uae c~'• .. ~ .Ne1J?$ NE'_tes .. I Oile. Count,y Langsville BY MRS. A. L, BARR Mrs. Slaroo Barr entertained with a surprl .. blrthda.Y party for her husband, Larry Barr. Alter the gilts were opened, Ice cream, cake, mints and nutJ were served to Mr. and Mn. Jerry Jack•, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Fetty, Mr. and Mn. Harley Johnoon, Mr. and Mro. Alpha Barr, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Johnson, Mrs. Evelyn Thoma and Teressa. Kall Lee, Kevin and Charles KnllJJP, Terssu. Fetty, Terry, Pama, 91erry Johnson, and David Barr. Mro. Dena Ho!!man Ia feeling much beUe:r at this time. Lena Knapp is visiting her sono, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Knapp and Mr , and Mrs. Doyle Knapp. Clarice Loogatreth o! Galllpollo &JIOnt the weekend with Mr. and Mro. Wallace Fetty. Mrs. A.lphaBarrrecelvedword of the death of her brother, Dale A. Phelp1, 0( W13neaburg, Pa. Relatives from here who went to Waynelburg for the fUneral ol Dale A. Phelps were Mr. and Mrs. Alpl>a Barr and l<ln, Mike, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr, Mr. and Mn. Blair Cadwallader, Winchester, and Mrs. Helen Ball, Hamden 1 Mr. and Mrs. stanley Pldlllps of Logan, Mr. Harold Communists. Phillip a, Lancaster, Mrs. Fred 1965: Members 0( the Co~ Berry or Gahama, and Mrs, RI.Y munist party canrot be coJJ111elled Phillips of Lancaster. ' . U yoo long lot the spr!Dg. AlL~ time of your youth, recall A,NT.as···· AslowAs 9.95 cllmbinf a ladder to take down hose hoavy-ae-lead llo•m window., oild ·"""'n- sider. ' .. - .DOUBlE SlAQ(.··; · " -- -,:-;;;- Wouldn't it be nice to get paid. by the hour, all day long? Mr. and Mro. Hartwell Curd, Ball 11un, and their son, Johm¥ Curd, Mlcblg4Do were dinner guests o! Mrs, Curd's mother, Mrs. n.n llalley. · ASSOCIATED RADIO AND TELEVISION HARRY MILLER .. 992-3635 '. POMEROY ' �ij\ •. 1ar7 or .l btt 11ooo lli!4k ..,w the pre,. Iimllitlon of llr lttliCka 'to tlie ~.. fOlio handle flC North Vlll11ila, ..,... mOIIII to IDIJikt 1dlO.OI,. .,.. ~~»ut ..,illw w. to ~~=~r. provide ln ·"":u4tor ~ , t1ooa da warrere · whDe 11>o ...W. ~~ J~ · ~ roged on." - P\lld"A N.-1, !lfWilu; -. The adiled olx Ao!on 11, Be)&l..., F~ pr Auolrla. · So,.. liltel ~ilctod ' wu-iilt. """W'7 ·. Charles A. Rathbu~n, IIQ' ' ~ ' '""' • i..,.O,•ted 1IY tho 25 · - Vnlled, ~..-:-~ Solll... ' lind; Jpdll; Burmo; ~. or lncbJoala. . Aild the Vnlted ' - s bu oot ..CI!Pied - · · Charles A, Cllike) Rathburn, 68, or 450 Third Ave., Gollli>ollo, •-stlon to ·P l toselher In SWe Tax Examiner, died at 6:45 a.m. Friday In Holzer Plumm Plllb, Clmbodll, or ·, A gra~te of Glllla Acadeley fllsit School, llr, Rathburn PIIQ'ed Poland. football In 191&.11 and was an outstanc:tbw end. He wa1 also a memoA COII.IPiCliO\ll omiaPJon from bor of tho GAHS baskotllall team that particiPated In tho •tete boo- the now Amerlc.. lllll was · ' kltball tournament.50 JOBrllgU. He attended Ohio Unlversiif..,hero France, dolljllte a stetemont he pi.IQ'od a year or l;.i; of foolball. Tb111'8"-l• .by f'renoh Forelgn An avid BjiOJ'IS fill bll entire ter procecled blm In dealh, ltinlster lfaurlco Couve do IUo, he waa an ardent BIOPPGrter He waa married to the former ~ looiierlng_]~' 11 • of tho GAHS Blue Devils and at Elizabeth Womeldortr on Dec, .... Ilion r the -•wsorle• to one time was koown as tile Blue 27, 1924. Ste Blli'Vbes alot:w:wltb meet. Devils 11No. 1 Fan:• two daushters, Mrs. atarles A msnber of old Co. F, s..- (P'HI!1) Bra~, and lolro, H'llon onth Regiment, Ohio National Thoma•, both of CoiiBilbus. A Guard, he was a veteranofWorld sister, Mrs. Marie Ru&le1l oC War I, Lafayette Post 27,Ameri- Gallipolis, 1110 survives. There can 1eglon, the Elks and Maoo"' are six grandohUclreo. lc Loqjea, and St. Peter's FjlloFunerel sorYioos wW be coJio COJ>al Church. He was widely chicted at 2 p.m. Sundo.Y at the known in Gallla and Meigs eo..,. St. Peter's FjllSC<IPII ChlltCh b,y des. the Rev, Fr. Albert H, lola<> , Born Juzy 19, 1898 In GallJpo- Kenzie, Jr. BurW wW be In SAIGON (UPO- u.s; trolll>l lla, h.e was the son of the late Mound Hill Cemetery, Friends Alonzo and S&rah <satl,y) TrJw m!Q' call from 7-9 p.m, Satuo- ho.ked their WIQ' thl'!lll(lh heaV)' , Rathburn. A brother and o st.. day litho llcCo)'-Welherllolt Fl>- jmgle in the (ace or roc ketB and tear gas toda,y and kUlecl at neral Home. least 116 VIet eong threatening alUed bales ROll' S&igoo. SUIT FILED M II I t a r y spokesmen satd &Ill for tho partition of real American bombers k$t a ,eatate In Meigs eount.r hll been curtain of 5011i>ound bombs llled In the Meigs Count,y eo... PPiodlne 100 yards In front of JDOI1 pleas court by Veroon Perthe advancing GIS, The U.S. ry and Oranna Perry, H1lllarda. forces overran a series( ol versus Elzia Kerns, Wheeling. blttorlf clefanded guerrWa PG•~ W, Va., el ol. tiona threatening the Long lllnhFuneral oorYiceo for Irvin Bien lloa bale comPlex north of Triplett_ 51, Wellaton, -Who was the c..,ital. killed In a pi- croll> WodnesIn the llr, Amorlcon Jet• day nlllltl west of Jad<11011, will , atruck North VIetnam's _... be held Saturdal at 10 a.m., at om pamandle Thursday with the St. Paul ond Peter Church In the most massive raid of the WeUaton under the direction of year- U:5 m.laaloos. Despite Rev. Father J, E. · clouds that limited Ylstblllcy to Jiur1at will be 1n St.' Morgaret 2,000 feat, tho pilots PIIWldocl Cemeter.Y, Orllllcotite, under the &JCIPb' dtuq»s, trooP centers, direction of Roprt Mortuary, roadw!Q'S and brl"'eo under the Welloton. 19th perellet, the fartholll oorth Mr. Triplett waa born In lAW• allowed undo' the . curtslled renee Count;y on June 22, 1918, bombing program to aet Hanoi , He, ~ ~ a rellldeat of Jaolf.; table, .. ' :11011:Counlol' for 28 rears. He wal to ~··~·e · "' «ltoWer• CoWdl a bulJdlng contractor. ,.. But dlaastei struck two Army He was the 11011 ~ Che Jate helkopters 60 mUes oouth of tho Wllltam l1l!d Dora Triplett. !Do Soutb Vletlllmese coestll <IIY wtte, the former AJ:rt!s Keme- ol Qui Nhon. Tbe,y coWded c)y, ourvlveo, oloog lllth folr liJdai' and crashed, ldlllng au 1001 and three daullltton. oig)>t Amerlcen crewmen and Eleven brothers IIIII sister• the 18 Mo~ moun1aln llllnlve. One brother precodod trlbll warriors tbl)' were him In do&1h. ferrying, Bj10kesin.. said. Allot graAiuatlng from Jlore. bea4 College, Mr, Ttiplell &or· ved ao a coad> at Hamlin, W, ; Tax Examiner, Dies llo.,..... Jungles Yield 116 VietCong I : ' Triplett Rites Set Saturday In Wellston Va., aDd Qaesapeake. He lias a World War D veteran, member of the Wellston American Letl)on. and had den 0 W subdlvliiCOII thfQI!iiiGUI the Tri-State ...... Frililds IIIIJ call at the Roaeu Cbs,et until the lime of tho aentcea. veloped Turaplkeo Control of eerly American highways was given to the in. dlvidual states, which levied Iolli for their maintenance, Toll houses were . equipped wilh long pikes to stop liav. eii!!'S for the coUectlon of lolls and, llltior cnliecUng the fees, the gatekeeper turned the pike, The roado thus came to .be called ' 'turnpikea ." oiMi pJ• : !II• ,~~.. p~ NoR«kiigOii' For ""' o.. NEW YORK <DPil-Bian of the entertalnmeut world, moat o! whom have worked tor Julel Podell at h1s famous Copaca· bana hiaht 11p0t, are coneratu- 76 ..... Till :j5, cent motu thO ..... ·u d WAIIIINGTON w . ¥ro. ~wlr;;;;: :=-:;,r:.::;. ; : . ..~ ed a eros• With ~ at the . ta oerY~~v - - · Gl1ll of liie Wlllou ~· at:r.: ~ 17 '""' The fool of llie crooo, , l!ld ~ted • ~ b,y lllo Cob S<otu tore iiJf 1~ and: ~ LQMd Gilbo'DOawoo<J. !IHici... Wbll8 cWlei. Followlai I_b o and ~Mated to lllo ......... ..,.,,llr, 111!4 ltli'J. Qjrwlll Smith. od llle -owlllt an Eaoter c...,.plion llnalng IOTotal . .. ·' llloj P~ wn.... ot,llllr. pl'ayet. ,, Cbriot ·,., '- ·~ ·eo~._.;· ib-o~ II IPODdlng · Mrs. l.lateuo weaver condUcl.. -Arooo,· theAlthocbolrero..,-Je...ol'ald ,~~~~~~~ 1116t: -~ . lli!!icb,r parenta. ec1 lite leaooa on west Vlr&lnla It All, """ llllf!OI at tile c.,,•. Food·A-R.Bma Clo 111 once woo !!reel 1 IIIII' tral Jntelltgeuco Aeonc1 ' liecauoo be rliDg Ol>llllll Into liii&Ono aceordllw to a. aubcDDlll11ttee. . ,•, · , :. , l1\;~· . Tho 1 - , from an Ullllllled Amerlcoa, 0~ t11at K,y,thon Mr1, In tho Soutb Vletlllmeso 11r force, took lld>aulap 01 tho CIA · ~ ond Ani., ~fly the OI>Ium In from Looa. Tho I - waa rel...ed by tho Sellll8 '"' errl¥11 fOreign ~eS s~miltOO WhiCh plena I ~!1 of_hooriDtl !he on the li.cklonl and other allqed lrr~olnvo!Yilv ~ Soulb Cormir ..,.,. VletnOmeseomclals. GRANT YAlE WASHINGTON (UPJ) - A $2r 527,000 grant by the Economic Devolopmtlll Administration will lloli> inotaU a new sewaae ay.. tom 10 serve AmeUaandBatavla, Ohio. other aources are to previde tll,038,000. CLASS TO . Mb'l' A CoomiY Union closo meoiiM 11111 be held at the Latart Foils UB Church ~. April 21, from 2 10 4 p.iD,, with Hev. OJc.r Ahart 11 . _ , Rev. James Morr!oon Is postor, The PllbHe 1a lnYited and au oqva are urpdto attend. . KRABACH GOING? BlllreR ILL COLUMBUS (UPJ) State Chris Brldor, wbo manlpd Flnanco Director Richard L. Kr"' tho old Parkerobur)) Rig end bach was unavallable for C!OJnoo Reel Co.-In Pomeroy lor miiQ' ment on a Clnclnoad. report he was a •trone candidote lor thO year!, Ia coollned to tho Yale New Haven Hooplw Memotlal city manager vacucy. Unit, room 545, West; NOIJ U. TO CONDUCf SERVICES lAc. Leater Roolh of Golllpoo """Conn. Ito and James Buchlnln wlll The city of Quebec, Canllda, conduct morning worship servtolo sometimes referred to as ea at the Presbyterlo. Church GibraUar of Amotlca. tbe In Jl\ddllllOrl this lb!day,· newe~~t, and a beautUul, actreu to be alined tor a replar rule 1n "Peyton Place" at 20th Cen· tucy-JI'oJ, ..baeD a.J)li!Nt In' Hobfr · Ho~ " , . r..:)(, :W ,lqr iJ;o 111'11 ~ Wll r"' houoe to be : tunlediD her homo OD ThutodiQ', 7 Her.~..IDolaW; llr1, Dtllll ~ _j!l _....t)JIIno ·. SllrYI...i ).n Pltei!la locllido ............. Mr. and nelh Mat""', RD 1, Rulland; 91tornal )ll'lllilmolher, llro. IIU- earet Blear, Columbua; miter. nat llflal.crond(lltier, Juneo o. MallOn. .... ....... greol ll'andlall>er, iouli Rllll', - - ot'Malta. ~ oerYice1 wlll be &Illday at 2 p.m. at the Marlin Fnneral HOme wllb the Rev. Robert E. Smith Ia charp, Burlel will . be In ~~.. Cemeleey, Frleado coU at the 6men1 home aflor 9 a.m. Salurdal. MEIGS YARillAJJE UCI!!ISE David Milton Taylor, 22, C.... ton, l!ld llaey illthJ1n Walburn, 20, llld<lll(lOrt. blld.lll'II.IQ' 1111• , . Tho id>llc lo ~~ .0 llhould ~ erthe capllal , Whld> .(tct~ve!Y ~I the ,llaJ 4 event. have boon , p, _ ": .. · . ' tho proc.., of cOinpl-. BamDtD'YOU KNOW that harl, or 101110 of tit• • ran- al!brOvlatimo have bee!> " pra, will pOint out theoe fu- iulhorlzed b,y the u. s, FUll ottores. The ,oblllrtoncelo In C<ll· . !Jc~· 1lepar!mejrt for uoe In con· Jun~ with theop,.tholl..)lelnc Jmil:uon·with q, code? l?ield April iii' at ell itatO Tb4'ea"revoltla' doivolopmool parkoln Ohio. af1or 00 '!'loJ yearo of 1~ " anilaill!l&theoldilllndbJ<s.Hore'o FIVE-YEAR:<JLII· ~ ~. · Ui!"waj, the new IQ'oiem Works ·oon oflllahW.r ' ~l Corpor- _ lillnolalsli·'FiorldaloFL; al and Mra, Bta~e !fChoU, MI. 111111ana, D>; Mas~oelto, MA; Vemon ~ 3, fOrmer- tell• lllchlpn; Ml _ to name <lftly a dent4 bert, lo b&vini mort a,.. few bl• .lhar!i ot ~le. ',. ' ., , • , , two.!- •· brodulr, ' Teddy; the ' ' m · lie wddloliiltloOII!IIiado.rlririb ',Me,..1 , ~'~'! In '"·· Verio>n 'from otri.clc tho bicK,of lila bead on f. cl>men1 ~. ~~ 1 , resuit .be \utferod 1 okulf~ and 1, ....aneci 'to ,,, ,-- ..;,ey Rooplt-, · ' _ ,; . , , ~•dot 'T-HRYN . cRO''' , has ~ "" " Jllli!ltUicoo! ·, atliJng and UJIIillniJ cOJDJnlttee tpr_ 1he M111 Sillllhem Oh!o l'aiW!I ill be bol4 lfa.y •• .. the Polbe.W JllnlOr illlllt SehoCI . • ' Mn; Crow wW aoolat with-the ~·,'~will lie aided by tier ~ llili)Ori,' Mr; and Mro. AI· IIi l!&rrll, ~- ~F awnbeto. ,'llte arffi ·1118 hid a 101 of ex. ·pertiOICi! """""" llie ysoro with t••• t.. ,, • »Jt.ll~'ljll,lllp~~~ -.!l -· 1 _ 1. ;.... ' 2 fORl SLEEP SALE. -,__ ··~ ,,,,.. , , •. ·PRouE . , ~ , WANTED . . , ~~":~-'!'" '!;he liler- · :~ ~nrw~ · • QUIL tiD TOP MATTIESAS AND M'ATCHING SPRINGS · Home Burned , ' '" ' -"""' ~ Tpolday, be fell To Ground a ·~to~rwa;y iltd · 'beekwaris at: Y"''' NEYER Stta lttttr ltrs st ••• .. Stcli Easr Ttr•s '•' 'oftet 'n~ .from a b o' al ·l&lln "" ~·' . t,;\9!~02.. :· llr., ·,Qri' ~" Wlio, haa. ~Ill n Neltiiin Ott •~lan<l, hal wltb her lor til_ •·Put ~week• ~ wW csr~ 10• her <m1ng her oonl'lleo."¥'o, Dinner auesto at the J>omo of Mrs, Nolllo Vole on Saturday evening wore Mrs. Hobert HoUiday, Juo~V, Gory, end Fiord of Wooster, Mro.!;. A. Radeldnand T!Jia, Mr, stenlltl' Foldoo, Mr!o Fennle Pellll, 11!11 P'Hil1 F..,. bor, and John Volo. " lb!day aueots or Mro. Ethel Rodeldn wore Yr. and Mrs. George lladekln Jr., and chnof McArthur, and Mr, and Mrs. Jim P_.., or RadoiUr.. lira, Ina Soma of Newal'll, and gr-111J)lter of Cllll!m, BPOIII I few, dl.v& laat Week llith het' mother, Mrlo G. B. Radoldn and alstor, !Ira. Lealie llol!man. " , PT pr.~ASANT The lo<ol Elstor~~~>ellso!Yr,ondllrs. • .,.-, , John Holliday werellr, ll!dMr1o ·volunteer lire dC>srtmllll made Hobert Holliday and femll,y of 1 till to lower Nine Milo Tbut.. Wooster, Yr. llld Ill:•· "Fill>~ day 1:3S p.m. to the home of WUcox and femll,y of iuddllllbrt, llr, lljd llro, Ell VanSickle. and Mr. and Mrs. G, A. lladekln The one ~ onoobalr story end Tina. f ...._ . ....- - .... und rame.,..,,, ""'"""to •••ero Guests of the F41a Fauber and the oldorq also loll family on Eeater were Mr. and ill Ill bolonas. Tlie flames bad llrs. Allred Wallb and family conallllled the olruclure when the of Newark, llr, and Yro, Cha1-. flremeo arr!Ylld. . The blaoe Ia los Stevena llld tomill oC ChillibeUmd to h M•-• aro und colho, Richard ud Jim Fauber the ld h ft.~'".: - lie 0!1--,,. -.,...wao,t .. - of Columbulolll\d.Ur, udllr._ tlmatedot.?,iiOG,Thersaldenoe T0111 Fauber and,lamil,y,locol. !Ill , 0~ bJ Gl.\'de 'VanSickle. Mro, Tom FIUbor entorlllln8d Tlie llrt ...,._,.ltltedthat llondi.Y oveo1ng with a stork llr. Van!kldo11•• blblsel&hlles 8._., honoring lira, J - A.• :.:.~~~ ;~~luao . t!~,Jloctheoratlou~~~~· \t ···'· ~· ~ ...,, ~ ·"\JJ . . OC:CIIwu!UJII olnctthtlr ,lliJmt•, wao. I&Toyiil ~louuofteahments were so~ and lltrsou bovina IIQ' to COJ>o , PljUs ci( Coloanbli School ..,. lr\bUte ~ould , call Cb<!o v.,.. Jo¥ild an Eaoie< Sickle 676-2789. · •Ia ..':'.':' .a......, Flnt ', :,t ·~; . "·· , , Cerdona r...'~..U.. Banish Pump Bumps are The first two ·poUUcal par· Whenever your heels lbat Pl1o!io !li'.,Perl<llo hlill!eea tl,.ln the UQIII!cl States were bared, on the beach or on the l'tl)iovlnf ~~end~~~~ tHe FederaUstl,l,who foli.Wed terrace, unslgi>lly pump frO!Il .d!e •Gerdepl Wllh permit~, HliiiUton'a Je~, and the Re- bump• will ruin the loo~. You llctn, iil4 ""11~ 1t1to ~~ In~ pu)!UCins (later DemllCl'als) '.:J:frb."m.tbe:n~ ~!~ veolitlal4d;' ' ,, '' , ' \; •,, . ·W,JiOJ· •ccep!ed the leadership If •ou are f•" "'tot"· rou. ·, , ," of .,!eriOD, - \ ' ' "" "' .,. T •• ,,. • - · • . tine: Ughlly . pumice the I , ,. , I I ., ., IJ_! I bumpsand follow with a baby 59. l:., ·- .· !I ' , ·QUEEN SIZE .ONLY ·' ' · ~~:~e:r.!i!'i :8UY ·WITH ·CONFIDENCE .99.95 · ., flrd socf·;·;~]; 695 =~d~!L~~~~~ .J~,~.' ',, ' . . -~ . ., ,· • . · ISidan.:· -"eao.1ell white IIIIUli·'!llih !ii..k Interior. >lifl;titlifii'~·. ii'ino: P.;;fol' oteor!Jw, Powol' ~.. ';l!xlra &hilp, p~:U.l(IEl ~-~: .1-1 • · ; EASY TERMS · · · · · .,•· J r695 tf . '' HOLLYWOOD (UPil Blonde Diana Hyland la the MANY · s,aldo,, .,..... It'a PodeU'a 50th annlvenar)' Nifty N0wcomor IIIII Dollble Stewart toliaed . Yr.• lallng him these dall. ln the cafe tMudneaa and 28tli u owner o! the COp&. Be hu a stock amwer 1f aet.ed when he'a going 10 "'t.lrt: "OD 111J IOOih anniversary." ... ' .,. .Ina ' !flle!doJ. &llllvan and . ... Croti. ..... ~ ~: ,j t, mo Ylnllhoicel.... ,..,· . ..... ', Kllil1 ond•·&l"'"'i811th o1 Coo ' Mrl. Ebltt. N.,.ry w•• doi- ~ read •a poom .lilmliul, 11>1111 a few' do.r• lui •votlonal 1- . .' Mn. , w - Ploceo of wooa. , WOik with lholl> - - • ' Jli 1CriJ.: , The -lilljl cenler~ foatur, ' - ',....,low.! ....clf/llblt ' HOLL YWOOO OUTfiT .· 69.91 ' Sba)le!l vlo!'l· head· board, box lltrinC, ID· nqi'IDI mlttnu 01 . . oteol fnm~; ' .... l end Their Worko.- She The. Eaater mniD& Wl>rlhlp lhowod - •"of art end....,_ serYice was 011 Hol,y Conulllna!oilted '"' the art joa, LIIC1 CUIIeno and •AUce 10roc1 by the CooiiiY -malt. Randolph COa!Uolou -Con- ero Council. 11 wao lOJIOtled that mo of' tile Suooftao cloil meuibero, Mrs. Lawr811<0 !lewheiTJ, Rl. 1, _.Plea-. hl<l plctureo of Brt dloplaJed at the mow. Durln8 the ..,sine,. meeting In llhid> Mre. Elmer NewboriY preoided, the griJop . - tohlve a whlto elephant salt In the near fUture. A& 1 yesr)JI club project 111e,y choae Donlallllec:k up lor and their famlllao. • ft wao amounced that tho Tour Committee COII1POMd or llro. lolorYin Fry, Mro. Hart, Jr., Mra. Bill McDermitt have planned a local IGolr tor AprU 25111. ' The preoldenl appointed a com. mittee to plan for oome klad of ldonllflc- sign lor thol!pper Flato CommuniiY !lulld- me-• w- '! ~llllrft' j, · 4 Dr. Sti~n WaiOJL S!41nd. Trona. Radio and Heater, w-w ure..- ' ·. ' -· · . . 63~ GRAND PRIX ··· ··· $·149S '2 Dr•.!LT. - t . l r e a ' • ' ~·,,, Auto. ,, ( ' ~' Tl'ino. l'S, PB Rldlo and H..._ ' -"':.'"1' ' . ' • ' • o • 1l""J'~.: • I wheel,llrled ldalo, 12,000 actual mlloo, loob ... ,_like brand new. ' 67 Olds TIII'Oiildo H.T. . . . . . . . '.$3PP5 . /ucJudliw 6• ...,. IN!, ndlo,llated ,._, W/1~ , Fun·- · ...fill..........,. -lor. llreo, deluxe wheel dloco, fll:torlo llr-.11-'lll, ·~ flalab wllb black Sold .... _ _ 66 Olds Delt• 88 Mel; Sed-.t .. . . $24~~ Fun power equipment lneladiiJC windows and e. way oea~ fldlo, tinted ciau, •1•1• llNo, ~rlieel .U. anli·aptn· dlf!erenllal, ractoty alr-eondiUonillc, willie .with red vl!wllaterlor. One OWDI!!', .JI01r Oltli trade. 66 Olds Dynemic 88 Hoi. Cpe. . ... $2395 Hydramatic lrana., power brakeo, po11'er olletiD& radio, tinted glw, wlolw tires, wbite with l¢eeD IJI. terior, I owner, oold and serviced by w. !SlitS· · 8 eyl., auto. lraDL, radio, wl•lw t1ret, blllll with · blue interior II) Two Door. (I ) Four Door. Botb with air· eoodltlonlng · Jt mes A. Martin NATIONAL TRUCK OR!YEA OF THE YEAA 50,800,000 4Door FOR SAFE V-8 Auto. GMAC FINANciNG IARR& YAN ZANDT MOTOR ·-·c.:."· •. OPEN-·· \....) The Most Impor.tant People In The World Ride In Your Car Linescores Leegue Results By Vnlted Prioa Dtternatrmaf Natlmol League 011 090 300- 5 7 I York 120 000 1100- 3 7 2 Major ' ' 63 .IUICI ' ...~ ........ :" .. ··$795, ' " •$1••' 1-u 2 dr, H. T., IUtquOIM- wblto YltQI ~· Woo""" lnllde IIIII out, ndlo, IIOW w/o/w/llreo, Ill...., -.r • 121 62 Cedlllec .. _.. . ... .. • etch $1295 '",, ' PT. PLEASANT- TboFoodA.Roma llli>DIOred bJ the PoiM Pleasant 11181> SChool ter& wW be beld So!ndl.v. April 21 In the cafeteria of ~e School. Tho 111110111 aflllr wW berlla at 11:30 ..... ana continuo oerYing until 3 P.m. with tlckoll priced at •1.50 tor adults end cbll<!roo ....... 1211111110 ?J · The me• wlll teallll'O h1111, fried ohlcken, meet loaf, 1'011>tues, a virleiY of veptableo and lllada, hot rolla, plo, cska and a .......,.. Proceeda from the dlnoer are uood lor band needs. Tips from a Pro PIKET!>N - All member• of the bciard or -toro of ~ Valltl Electric eotPOntlon and It& W~ned ttubllllary, IDdiano • Kentucky Electric C.,.. PGflllon, were re-elected at the lnlllal meetlag of the •0111P011Y'• •hareholdoro held this week In Cincinnati. · OvEC Wll formed In 1952 by 15 lnveoto"-ned electric utlliIY co-.teo of the Ohio ViUe,y region lor tho primary Pllll>ose of Provldlnr llectrlc power ..., wili'-lor the Atomic Enol'> ID' Comm!11ioo'a Portamouth Ar• giiOOUI difrualon Plant In Pike Couat;y, Ohlp. ... .. 64 Buick Speciel 2 Door ...... , : OVEC Re·Eledtl Entire' '"' ;: .8tiatd ....,.. ,.,.... ·.· ,CAN1 DEAL? YOU CAN H~ E REI . . - fllct,.n<l Communion. Scripture reedings from Corlnlhlan1, Matthew IDI Mark were liven by lolllton Roolh, Joe Grimm, Tomm,y and JollnaJ Bill CUlleos and Stella Randolph. Lucy CUllens read llul!' -Communion •• a Sacrament IDI Protootant Chanaao. 'A brief business IIIOellna wao hold loUowlng the -ahlp aerv. lee. The youth doctOOd to hold I skating PAr11 011 Mar 3rd, and 10 loll tooa alan aucllcaatthe ,home of the lola Mro. George Adldno'"' AprU 27th, ' ' ts on Sunday reao. IntiMra. Jacl< Smith waa recrea. 11ono1 1- . . loin Larry !IIIII· van served rolrelhments toMro. Marcus Weaver, Mro. H. L. (Jack) Smith, Mra. W'IYIIB Hart, J Mr Don Th r.. a, ompiOil, Mra. Marvin Fry and Philip, Mrs. Elmer Newberry, Mro. Blll Me. Dermill, Mrs. Emma BoiWoll and Hlcbard, Mrs, Lawrence N~.._ •- F rbe 0 ·•-<fY, ~ ·- s, Mrs, Gllberl Barnette, Mrl. Charleo!IIIUvanandMrs. 11eory Elias. IAIGAINSI. American.....,. Chic.,. 000 000 000- 2 0 o '• 001 000 02x- 3 6 1 Peters, Locker (B) and Jooephaoa; Stutllap (1-4) end OUvor. LP-- Pelon (0.:). Pori)', Ltazy (9) and IUatt, Clo..land 000 000 000- 0 7 1 Battm (3); ~. Frloello Dolroll 010 rio 10x- 5 9 1 ·Tvlor (B) and Grote. WPJlarpn, Kurta (5) &ttlterland (1-1). LP- Cardwell (0.:). ('1), Floller ('1), CramJ,y (B) and ltm--ci.-ou (lot). Slmo; """"' (1.4) end Free· Chi.... 001 000 200- 3 6 0 han. LP-Harllln (0.:). HRSA000 010 013- 5 7 0 W. llorton (;lnd), lolcAolllft J. Nlekro. Holt~, (8), Clnol), Kallno (lsi)' Hartenstein (8), MllobliOII (9) Wash 000 060 001- 7 15 1 and lllmdleJ. K. Johllooo, 111m 000 302 001'- 6 8 RII,YIIUllld (9) , end Torre, OrleP, Kltowleo ('1), Be)dWln · (8). WP--III,ymoi!d .(1(9) and B17an; Chance, Mlllor 0). LP-- - - (0-l), liRS ROiaDd (5), Potranookl ('I) - iklrlll' (111), Pltllllpt Clnol), (5), and Rollboro. WP--Ortqa (1AI\IU I (Ill " 211<1). 1). · LP-- Chanco Q.l), HRS(12 b!nlacl) · · (1 ~' ooo oso 000 000- S· 9 2- Alllooa l l l l - -· Cln 002 000 010 001- f 12 0 ' -1011 0400~871 'Wi.lhllurn; Ja- (9) llil li<!W. · · 010 1100- I& 0 ;,-.....,.,; ' Colyer, ~ ODd a;;~. (10) end Balch. WP-IM Q.l),_ LP-- Jaotet (0.1). LP BJi~Ro· czlwl). ror: PLAY IT SAFE IN ONE OF WORRY FREE USED CARS 1966 Dodae S1595 1966 Dodge . $2095- Dart 2 dr, Sedoa, 8 C7J. atd. lr1118, radJo. Coronot FX 4 dt, oedon, VB, IIIIo. " ' - tlllo,lteertr.. 1965 Dodge $1795 ttO, 4 dr, sodoa, VB, 1U1to. ~ ntd!o, - ~ 1965 Ram.ler .$1Sts· wGllllilr.'_ ' ' litedoo 6 cyl., atd. trana.,- > I ,. 1964 Pontiac, 2 a-.~-· trana., ......P.$. "·' ' ' '\ Sl495 �ij\ •. 1ar7 or .l btt 11ooo lli!4k ..,w the pre,. Iimllitlon of llr lttliCka 'to tlie ~.. fOlio handle flC North Vlll11ila, ..,... mOIIII to IDIJikt 1dlO.OI,. .,.. ~~»ut ..,illw w. to ~~=~r. provide ln ·"":u4tor ~ , t1ooa da warrere · whDe 11>o ...W. ~~ J~ · ~ roged on." - P\lld"A N.-1, !lfWilu; -. The adiled olx Ao!on 11, Be)&l..., F~ pr Auolrla. · So,.. liltel ~ilctod ' wu-iilt. """W'7 ·. Charles A. Rathbu~n, IIQ' ' ~ ' '""' • i..,.O,•ted 1IY tho 25 · - Vnlled, ~..-:-~ Solll... ' lind; Jpdll; Burmo; ~. or lncbJoala. . Aild the Vnlted ' - s bu oot ..CI!Pied - · · Charles A, Cllike) Rathburn, 68, or 450 Third Ave., Gollli>ollo, •-stlon to ·P l toselher In SWe Tax Examiner, died at 6:45 a.m. Friday In Holzer Plumm Plllb, Clmbodll, or ·, A gra~te of Glllla Acadeley fllsit School, llr, Rathburn PIIQ'ed Poland. football In 191&.11 and was an outstanc:tbw end. He wa1 also a memoA COII.IPiCliO\ll omiaPJon from bor of tho GAHS baskotllall team that particiPated In tho •tete boo- the now Amerlc.. lllll was · ' kltball tournament.50 JOBrllgU. He attended Ohio Unlversiif..,hero France, dolljllte a stetemont he pi.IQ'od a year or l;.i; of foolball. Tb111'8"-l• .by f'renoh Forelgn An avid BjiOJ'IS fill bll entire ter procecled blm In dealh, ltinlster lfaurlco Couve do IUo, he waa an ardent BIOPPGrter He waa married to the former ~ looiierlng_]~' 11 • of tho GAHS Blue Devils and at Elizabeth Womeldortr on Dec, .... Ilion r the -•wsorle• to one time was koown as tile Blue 27, 1924. Ste Blli'Vbes alot:w:wltb meet. Devils 11No. 1 Fan:• two daushters, Mrs. atarles A msnber of old Co. F, s..- (P'HI!1) Bra~, and lolro, H'llon onth Regiment, Ohio National Thoma•, both of CoiiBilbus. A Guard, he was a veteranofWorld sister, Mrs. Marie Ru&le1l oC War I, Lafayette Post 27,Ameri- Gallipolis, 1110 survives. There can 1eglon, the Elks and Maoo"' are six grandohUclreo. lc Loqjea, and St. Peter's FjlloFunerel sorYioos wW be coJio COJ>al Church. He was widely chicted at 2 p.m. Sundo.Y at the known in Gallla and Meigs eo..,. St. Peter's FjllSC<IPII ChlltCh b,y des. the Rev, Fr. Albert H, lola<> , Born Juzy 19, 1898 In GallJpo- Kenzie, Jr. BurW wW be In SAIGON (UPO- u.s; trolll>l lla, h.e was the son of the late Mound Hill Cemetery, Friends Alonzo and S&rah <satl,y) TrJw m!Q' call from 7-9 p.m, Satuo- ho.ked their WIQ' thl'!lll(lh heaV)' , Rathburn. A brother and o st.. day litho llcCo)'-Welherllolt Fl>- jmgle in the (ace or roc ketB and tear gas toda,y and kUlecl at neral Home. least 116 VIet eong threatening alUed bales ROll' S&igoo. SUIT FILED M II I t a r y spokesmen satd &Ill for tho partition of real American bombers k$t a ,eatate In Meigs eount.r hll been curtain of 5011i>ound bombs llled In the Meigs Count,y eo... PPiodlne 100 yards In front of JDOI1 pleas court by Veroon Perthe advancing GIS, The U.S. ry and Oranna Perry, H1lllarda. forces overran a series( ol versus Elzia Kerns, Wheeling. blttorlf clefanded guerrWa PG•~ W, Va., el ol. tiona threatening the Long lllnhFuneral oorYiceo for Irvin Bien lloa bale comPlex north of Triplett_ 51, Wellaton, -Who was the c..,ital. killed In a pi- croll> WodnesIn the llr, Amorlcon Jet• day nlllltl west of Jad<11011, will , atruck North VIetnam's _... be held Saturdal at 10 a.m., at om pamandle Thursday with the St. Paul ond Peter Church In the most massive raid of the WeUaton under the direction of year- U:5 m.laaloos. Despite Rev. Father J, E. · clouds that limited Ylstblllcy to Jiur1at will be 1n St.' Morgaret 2,000 feat, tho pilots PIIWldocl Cemeter.Y, Orllllcotite, under the &JCIPb' dtuq»s, trooP centers, direction of Roprt Mortuary, roadw!Q'S and brl"'eo under the Welloton. 19th perellet, the fartholll oorth Mr. Triplett waa born In lAW• allowed undo' the . curtslled renee Count;y on June 22, 1918, bombing program to aet Hanoi , He, ~ ~ a rellldeat of Jaolf.; table, .. ' :11011:Counlol' for 28 rears. He wal to ~··~·e · "' «ltoWer• CoWdl a bulJdlng contractor. ,.. But dlaastei struck two Army He was the 11011 ~ Che Jate helkopters 60 mUes oouth of tho Wllltam l1l!d Dora Triplett. !Do Soutb Vletlllmese coestll <IIY wtte, the former AJ:rt!s Keme- ol Qui Nhon. Tbe,y coWded c)y, ourvlveo, oloog lllth folr liJdai' and crashed, ldlllng au 1001 and three daullltton. oig)>t Amerlcen crewmen and Eleven brothers IIIII sister• the 18 Mo~ moun1aln llllnlve. One brother precodod trlbll warriors tbl)' were him In do&1h. ferrying, Bj10kesin.. said. Allot graAiuatlng from Jlore. bea4 College, Mr, Ttiplell &or· ved ao a coad> at Hamlin, W, ; Tax Examiner, Dies llo.,..... Jungles Yield 116 VietCong I : ' Triplett Rites Set Saturday In Wellston Va., aDd Qaesapeake. He lias a World War D veteran, member of the Wellston American Letl)on. and had den 0 W subdlvliiCOII thfQI!iiiGUI the Tri-State ...... Frililds IIIIJ call at the Roaeu Cbs,et until the lime of tho aentcea. veloped Turaplkeo Control of eerly American highways was given to the in. dlvidual states, which levied Iolli for their maintenance, Toll houses were . equipped wilh long pikes to stop liav. eii!!'S for the coUectlon of lolls and, llltior cnliecUng the fees, the gatekeeper turned the pike, The roado thus came to .be called ' 'turnpikea ." oiMi pJ• : !II• ,~~.. p~ NoR«kiigOii' For ""' o.. NEW YORK <DPil-Bian of the entertalnmeut world, moat o! whom have worked tor Julel Podell at h1s famous Copaca· bana hiaht 11p0t, are coneratu- 76 ..... Till :j5, cent motu thO ..... ·u d WAIIIINGTON w . ¥ro. ~wlr;;;;: :=-:;,r:.::;. ; : . ..~ ed a eros• With ~ at the . ta oerY~~v - - · Gl1ll of liie Wlllou ~· at:r.: ~ 17 '""' The fool of llie crooo, , l!ld ~ted • ~ b,y lllo Cob S<otu tore iiJf 1~ and: ~ LQMd Gilbo'DOawoo<J. !IHici... Wbll8 cWlei. Followlai I_b o and ~Mated to lllo ......... ..,.,,llr, 111!4 ltli'J. Qjrwlll Smith. od llle -owlllt an Eaoter c...,.plion llnalng IOTotal . .. ·' llloj P~ wn.... ot,llllr. pl'ayet. ,, Cbriot ·,., '- ·~ ·eo~._.;· ib-o~ II IPODdlng · Mrs. l.lateuo weaver condUcl.. -Arooo,· theAlthocbolrero..,-Je...ol'ald ,~~~~~~~ 1116t: -~ . lli!!icb,r parenta. ec1 lite leaooa on west Vlr&lnla It All, """ llllf!OI at tile c.,,•. Food·A-R.Bma Clo 111 once woo !!reel 1 IIIII' tral Jntelltgeuco Aeonc1 ' liecauoo be rliDg Ol>llllll Into liii&Ono aceordllw to a. aubcDDlll11ttee. . ,•, · , :. , l1\;~· . Tho 1 - , from an Ullllllled Amerlcoa, 0~ t11at K,y,thon Mr1, In tho Soutb Vletlllmeso 11r force, took lld>aulap 01 tho CIA · ~ ond Ani., ~fly the OI>Ium In from Looa. Tho I - waa rel...ed by tho Sellll8 '"' errl¥11 fOreign ~eS s~miltOO WhiCh plena I ~!1 of_hooriDtl !he on the li.cklonl and other allqed lrr~olnvo!Yilv ~ Soulb Cormir ..,.,. VletnOmeseomclals. GRANT YAlE WASHINGTON (UPJ) - A $2r 527,000 grant by the Economic Devolopmtlll Administration will lloli> inotaU a new sewaae ay.. tom 10 serve AmeUaandBatavla, Ohio. other aources are to previde tll,038,000. CLASS TO . Mb'l' A CoomiY Union closo meoiiM 11111 be held at the Latart Foils UB Church ~. April 21, from 2 10 4 p.iD,, with Hev. OJc.r Ahart 11 . _ , Rev. James Morr!oon Is postor, The PllbHe 1a lnYited and au oqva are urpdto attend. . KRABACH GOING? BlllreR ILL COLUMBUS (UPJ) State Chris Brldor, wbo manlpd Flnanco Director Richard L. Kr"' tho old Parkerobur)) Rig end bach was unavallable for C!OJnoo Reel Co.-In Pomeroy lor miiQ' ment on a Clnclnoad. report he was a •trone candidote lor thO year!, Ia coollned to tho Yale New Haven Hooplw Memotlal city manager vacucy. Unit, room 545, West; NOIJ U. TO CONDUCf SERVICES lAc. Leater Roolh of Golllpoo """Conn. Ito and James Buchlnln wlll The city of Quebec, Canllda, conduct morning worship servtolo sometimes referred to as ea at the Presbyterlo. Church GibraUar of Amotlca. tbe In Jl\ddllllOrl this lb!day,· newe~~t, and a beautUul, actreu to be alined tor a replar rule 1n "Peyton Place" at 20th Cen· tucy-JI'oJ, ..baeD a.J)li!Nt In' Hobfr · Ho~ " , . r..:)(, :W ,lqr iJ;o 111'11 ~ Wll r"' houoe to be : tunlediD her homo OD ThutodiQ', 7 Her.~..IDolaW; llr1, Dtllll ~ _j!l _....t)JIIno ·. SllrYI...i ).n Pltei!la locllido ............. Mr. and nelh Mat""', RD 1, Rulland; 91tornal )ll'lllilmolher, llro. IIU- earet Blear, Columbua; miter. nat llflal.crond(lltier, Juneo o. MallOn. .... ....... greol ll'andlall>er, iouli Rllll', - - ot'Malta. ~ oerYice1 wlll be &Illday at 2 p.m. at the Marlin Fnneral HOme wllb the Rev. Robert E. Smith Ia charp, Burlel will . be In ~~.. Cemeleey, Frleado coU at the 6men1 home aflor 9 a.m. Salurdal. MEIGS YARillAJJE UCI!!ISE David Milton Taylor, 22, C.... ton, l!ld llaey illthJ1n Walburn, 20, llld<lll(lOrt. blld.lll'II.IQ' 1111• , . Tho id>llc lo ~~ .0 llhould ~ erthe capllal , Whld> .(tct~ve!Y ~I the ,llaJ 4 event. have boon , p, _ ": .. · . ' tho proc.., of cOinpl-. BamDtD'YOU KNOW that harl, or 101110 of tit• • ran- al!brOvlatimo have bee!> " pra, will pOint out theoe fu- iulhorlzed b,y the u. s, FUll ottores. The ,oblllrtoncelo In C<ll· . !Jc~· 1lepar!mejrt for uoe In con· Jun~ with theop,.tholl..)lelnc Jmil:uon·with q, code? l?ield April iii' at ell itatO Tb4'ea"revoltla' doivolopmool parkoln Ohio. af1or 00 '!'loJ yearo of 1~ " anilaill!l&theoldilllndbJ<s.Hore'o FIVE-YEAR:<JLII· ~ ~. · Ui!"waj, the new IQ'oiem Works ·oon oflllahW.r ' ~l Corpor- _ lillnolalsli·'FiorldaloFL; al and Mra, Bta~e !fChoU, MI. 111111ana, D>; Mas~oelto, MA; Vemon ~ 3, fOrmer- tell• lllchlpn; Ml _ to name <lftly a dent4 bert, lo b&vini mort a,.. few bl• .lhar!i ot ~le. ',. ' ., , • , , two.!- •· brodulr, ' Teddy; the ' ' m · lie wddloliiltloOII!IIiado.rlririb ',Me,..1 , ~'~'! In '"·· Verio>n 'from otri.clc tho bicK,of lila bead on f. cl>men1 ~. ~~ 1 , resuit .be \utferod 1 okulf~ and 1, ....aneci 'to ,,, ,-- ..;,ey Rooplt-, · ' _ ,; . , , ~•dot 'T-HRYN . cRO''' , has ~ "" " Jllli!ltUicoo! ·, atliJng and UJIIillniJ cOJDJnlttee tpr_ 1he M111 Sillllhem Oh!o l'aiW!I ill be bol4 lfa.y •• .. the Polbe.W JllnlOr illlllt SehoCI . • ' Mn; Crow wW aoolat with-the ~·,'~will lie aided by tier ~ llili)Ori,' Mr; and Mro. AI· IIi l!&rrll, ~- ~F awnbeto. ,'llte arffi ·1118 hid a 101 of ex. ·pertiOICi! """""" llie ysoro with t••• t.. ,, • »Jt.ll~'ljll,lllp~~~ -.!l -· 1 _ 1. ;.... ' 2 fORl SLEEP SALE. -,__ ··~ ,,,,.. , , •. ·PRouE . , ~ , WANTED . . , ~~":~-'!'" '!;he liler- · :~ ~nrw~ · • QUIL tiD TOP MATTIESAS AND M'ATCHING SPRINGS · Home Burned , ' '" ' -"""' ~ Tpolday, be fell To Ground a ·~to~rwa;y iltd · 'beekwaris at: Y"''' NEYER Stta lttttr ltrs st ••• .. Stcli Easr Ttr•s '•' 'oftet 'n~ .from a b o' al ·l&lln "" ~·' . t,;\9!~02.. :· llr., ·,Qri' ~" Wlio, haa. ~Ill n Neltiiin Ott •~lan<l, hal wltb her lor til_ •·Put ~week• ~ wW csr~ 10• her <m1ng her oonl'lleo."¥'o, Dinner auesto at the J>omo of Mrs, Nolllo Vole on Saturday evening wore Mrs. Hobert HoUiday, Juo~V, Gory, end Fiord of Wooster, Mro.!;. A. Radeldnand T!Jia, Mr, stenlltl' Foldoo, Mr!o Fennle Pellll, 11!11 P'Hil1 F..,. bor, and John Volo. " lb!day aueots or Mro. Ethel Rodeldn wore Yr. and Mrs. George lladekln Jr., and chnof McArthur, and Mr, and Mrs. Jim P_.., or RadoiUr.. lira, Ina Soma of Newal'll, and gr-111J)lter of Cllll!m, BPOIII I few, dl.v& laat Week llith het' mother, Mrlo G. B. Radoldn and alstor, !Ira. Lealie llol!man. " , PT pr.~ASANT The lo<ol Elstor~~~>ellso!Yr,ondllrs. • .,.-, , John Holliday werellr, ll!dMr1o ·volunteer lire dC>srtmllll made Hobert Holliday and femll,y of 1 till to lower Nine Milo Tbut.. Wooster, Yr. llld Ill:•· "Fill>~ day 1:3S p.m. to the home of WUcox and femll,y of iuddllllbrt, llr, lljd llro, Ell VanSickle. and Mr. and Mrs. G, A. lladekln The one ~ onoobalr story end Tina. f ...._ . ....- - .... und rame.,..,,, ""'"""to •••ero Guests of the F41a Fauber and the oldorq also loll family on Eeater were Mr. and ill Ill bolonas. Tlie flames bad llrs. Allred Wallb and family conallllled the olruclure when the of Newark, llr, and Yro, Cha1-. flremeo arr!Ylld. . The blaoe Ia los Stevena llld tomill oC ChillibeUmd to h M•-• aro und colho, Richard ud Jim Fauber the ld h ft.~'".: - lie 0!1--,,. -.,...wao,t .. - of Columbulolll\d.Ur, udllr._ tlmatedot.?,iiOG,Thersaldenoe T0111 Fauber and,lamil,y,locol. !Ill , 0~ bJ Gl.\'de 'VanSickle. Mro, Tom FIUbor entorlllln8d Tlie llrt ...,._,.ltltedthat llondi.Y oveo1ng with a stork llr. Van!kldo11•• blblsel&hlles 8._., honoring lira, J - A.• :.:.~~~ ;~~luao . t!~,Jloctheoratlou~~~~· \t ···'· ~· ~ ...,, ~ ·"\JJ . . OC:CIIwu!UJII olnctthtlr ,lliJmt•, wao. I&Toyiil ~louuofteahments were so~ and lltrsou bovina IIQ' to COJ>o , PljUs ci( Coloanbli School ..,. lr\bUte ~ould , call Cb<!o v.,.. Jo¥ild an Eaoie< Sickle 676-2789. · •Ia ..':'.':' .a......, Flnt ', :,t ·~; . "·· , , Cerdona r...'~..U.. Banish Pump Bumps are The first two ·poUUcal par· Whenever your heels lbat Pl1o!io !li'.,Perl<llo hlill!eea tl,.ln the UQIII!cl States were bared, on the beach or on the l'tl)iovlnf ~~end~~~~ tHe FederaUstl,l,who foli.Wed terrace, unslgi>lly pump frO!Il .d!e •Gerdepl Wllh permit~, HliiiUton'a Je~, and the Re- bump• will ruin the loo~. You llctn, iil4 ""11~ 1t1to ~~ In~ pu)!UCins (later DemllCl'als) '.:J:frb."m.tbe:n~ ~!~ veolitlal4d;' ' ,, '' , ' \; •,, . ·W,JiOJ· •ccep!ed the leadership If •ou are f•" "'tot"· rou. ·, , ," of .,!eriOD, - \ ' ' "" "' .,. T •• ,,. • - · • . tine: Ughlly . pumice the I , ,. , I I ., ., IJ_! I bumpsand follow with a baby 59. l:., ·- .· !I ' , ·QUEEN SIZE .ONLY ·' ' · ~~:~e:r.!i!'i :8UY ·WITH ·CONFIDENCE .99.95 · ., flrd socf·;·;~]; 695 =~d~!L~~~~~ .J~,~.' ',, ' . . -~ . ., ,· • . · ISidan.:· -"eao.1ell white IIIIUli·'!llih !ii..k Interior. >lifl;titlifii'~·. ii'ino: P.;;fol' oteor!Jw, Powol' ~.. ';l!xlra &hilp, p~:U.l(IEl ~-~: .1-1 • · ; EASY TERMS · · · · · .,•· J r695 tf . '' HOLLYWOOD (UPil Blonde Diana Hyland la the MANY · s,aldo,, .,..... It'a PodeU'a 50th annlvenar)' Nifty N0wcomor IIIII Dollble Stewart toliaed . Yr.• lallng him these dall. ln the cafe tMudneaa and 28tli u owner o! the COp&. Be hu a stock amwer 1f aet.ed when he'a going 10 "'t.lrt: "OD 111J IOOih anniversary." ... ' .,. .Ina ' !flle!doJ. &llllvan and . ... Croti. ..... ~ ~: ,j t, mo Ylnllhoicel.... ,..,· . ..... ', Kllil1 ond•·&l"'"'i811th o1 Coo ' Mrl. Ebltt. N.,.ry w•• doi- ~ read •a poom .lilmliul, 11>1111 a few' do.r• lui •votlonal 1- . .' Mn. , w - Ploceo of wooa. , WOik with lholl> - - • ' Jli 1CriJ.: , The -lilljl cenler~ foatur, ' - ',....,low.! ....clf/llblt ' HOLL YWOOO OUTfiT .· 69.91 ' Sba)le!l vlo!'l· head· board, box lltrinC, ID· nqi'IDI mlttnu 01 . . oteol fnm~; ' .... l end Their Worko.- She The. Eaater mniD& Wl>rlhlp lhowod - •"of art end....,_ serYice was 011 Hol,y Conulllna!oilted '"' the art joa, LIIC1 CUIIeno and •AUce 10roc1 by the CooiiiY -malt. Randolph COa!Uolou -Con- ero Council. 11 wao lOJIOtled that mo of' tile Suooftao cloil meuibero, Mrs. Lawr811<0 !lewheiTJ, Rl. 1, _.Plea-. hl<l plctureo of Brt dloplaJed at the mow. Durln8 the ..,sine,. meeting In llhid> Mre. Elmer NewboriY preoided, the griJop . - tohlve a whlto elephant salt In the near fUture. A& 1 yesr)JI club project 111e,y choae Donlallllec:k up lor and their famlllao. • ft wao amounced that tho Tour Committee COII1POMd or llro. lolorYin Fry, Mro. Hart, Jr., Mra. Bill McDermitt have planned a local IGolr tor AprU 25111. ' The preoldenl appointed a com. mittee to plan for oome klad of ldonllflc- sign lor thol!pper Flato CommuniiY !lulld- me-• w- '! ~llllrft' j, · 4 Dr. Sti~n WaiOJL S!41nd. Trona. Radio and Heater, w-w ure..- ' ·. ' -· · . . 63~ GRAND PRIX ··· ··· $·149S '2 Dr•.!LT. - t . l r e a ' • ' ~·,,, Auto. ,, ( ' ~' Tl'ino. l'S, PB Rldlo and H..._ ' -"':.'"1' ' . ' • ' • o • 1l""J'~.: • I wheel,llrled ldalo, 12,000 actual mlloo, loob ... ,_like brand new. ' 67 Olds TIII'Oiildo H.T. . . . . . . . '.$3PP5 . /ucJudliw 6• ...,. IN!, ndlo,llated ,._, W/1~ , Fun·- · ...fill..........,. -lor. llreo, deluxe wheel dloco, fll:torlo llr-.11-'lll, ·~ flalab wllb black Sold .... _ _ 66 Olds Delt• 88 Mel; Sed-.t .. . . $24~~ Fun power equipment lneladiiJC windows and e. way oea~ fldlo, tinted ciau, •1•1• llNo, ~rlieel .U. anli·aptn· dlf!erenllal, ractoty alr-eondiUonillc, willie .with red vl!wllaterlor. One OWDI!!', .JI01r Oltli trade. 66 Olds Dynemic 88 Hoi. Cpe. . ... $2395 Hydramatic lrana., power brakeo, po11'er olletiD& radio, tinted glw, wlolw tires, wbite with l¢eeD IJI. terior, I owner, oold and serviced by w. !SlitS· · 8 eyl., auto. lraDL, radio, wl•lw t1ret, blllll with · blue interior II) Two Door. (I ) Four Door. Botb with air· eoodltlonlng · Jt mes A. Martin NATIONAL TRUCK OR!YEA OF THE YEAA 50,800,000 4Door FOR SAFE V-8 Auto. GMAC FINANciNG IARR& YAN ZANDT MOTOR ·-·c.:."· •. OPEN-·· \....) The Most Impor.tant People In The World Ride In Your Car Linescores Leegue Results By Vnlted Prioa Dtternatrmaf Natlmol League 011 090 300- 5 7 I York 120 000 1100- 3 7 2 Major ' ' 63 .IUICI ' ...~ ........ :" .. ··$795, ' " •$1••' 1-u 2 dr, H. T., IUtquOIM- wblto YltQI ~· Woo""" lnllde IIIII out, ndlo, IIOW w/o/w/llreo, Ill...., -.r • 121 62 Cedlllec .. _.. . ... .. • etch $1295 '",, ' PT. PLEASANT- TboFoodA.Roma llli>DIOred bJ the PoiM Pleasant 11181> SChool ter& wW be beld So!ndl.v. April 21 In the cafeteria of ~e School. Tho 111110111 aflllr wW berlla at 11:30 ..... ana continuo oerYing until 3 P.m. with tlckoll priced at •1.50 tor adults end cbll<!roo ....... 1211111110 ?J · The me• wlll teallll'O h1111, fried ohlcken, meet loaf, 1'011>tues, a virleiY of veptableo and lllada, hot rolla, plo, cska and a .......,.. Proceeda from the dlnoer are uood lor band needs. Tips from a Pro PIKET!>N - All member• of the bciard or -toro of ~ Valltl Electric eotPOntlon and It& W~ned ttubllllary, IDdiano • Kentucky Electric C.,.. PGflllon, were re-elected at the lnlllal meetlag of the •0111P011Y'• •hareholdoro held this week In Cincinnati. · OvEC Wll formed In 1952 by 15 lnveoto"-ned electric utlliIY co-.teo of the Ohio ViUe,y region lor tho primary Pllll>ose of Provldlnr llectrlc power ..., wili'-lor the Atomic Enol'> ID' Comm!11ioo'a Portamouth Ar• giiOOUI difrualon Plant In Pike Couat;y, Ohlp. ... .. 64 Buick Speciel 2 Door ...... , : OVEC Re·Eledtl Entire' '"' ;: .8tiatd ....,.. ,.,.... ·.· ,CAN1 DEAL? YOU CAN H~ E REI . . - fllct,.n<l Communion. Scripture reedings from Corlnlhlan1, Matthew IDI Mark were liven by lolllton Roolh, Joe Grimm, Tomm,y and JollnaJ Bill CUlleos and Stella Randolph. Lucy CUllens read llul!' -Communion •• a Sacrament IDI Protootant Chanaao. 'A brief business IIIOellna wao hold loUowlng the -ahlp aerv. lee. The youth doctOOd to hold I skating PAr11 011 Mar 3rd, and 10 loll tooa alan aucllcaatthe ,home of the lola Mro. George Adldno'"' AprU 27th, ' ' ts on Sunday reao. IntiMra. Jacl< Smith waa recrea. 11ono1 1- . . loin Larry !IIIII· van served rolrelhments toMro. Marcus Weaver, Mro. H. L. (Jack) Smith, Mra. W'IYIIB Hart, J Mr Don Th r.. a, ompiOil, Mra. Marvin Fry and Philip, Mrs. Elmer Newberry, Mro. Blll Me. Dermill, Mrs. Emma BoiWoll and Hlcbard, Mrs, Lawrence N~.._ •- F rbe 0 ·•-<fY, ~ ·- s, Mrs, Gllberl Barnette, Mrl. Charleo!IIIUvanandMrs. 11eory Elias. IAIGAINSI. American.....,. Chic.,. 000 000 000- 2 0 o '• 001 000 02x- 3 6 1 Peters, Locker (B) and Jooephaoa; Stutllap (1-4) end OUvor. LP-- Pelon (0.:). Pori)', Ltazy (9) and IUatt, Clo..land 000 000 000- 0 7 1 Battm (3); ~. Frloello Dolroll 010 rio 10x- 5 9 1 ·Tvlor (B) and Grote. WPJlarpn, Kurta (5) &ttlterland (1-1). LP- Cardwell (0.:). ('1), Floller ('1), CramJ,y (B) and ltm--ci.-ou (lot). Slmo; """"' (1.4) end Free· Chi.... 001 000 200- 3 6 0 han. LP-Harllln (0.:). HRSA000 010 013- 5 7 0 W. llorton (;lnd), lolcAolllft J. Nlekro. Holt~, (8), Clnol), Kallno (lsi)' Hartenstein (8), MllobliOII (9) Wash 000 060 001- 7 15 1 and lllmdleJ. K. Johllooo, 111m 000 302 001'- 6 8 RII,YIIUllld (9) , end Torre, OrleP, Kltowleo ('1), Be)dWln · (8). WP--III,ymoi!d .(1(9) and B17an; Chance, Mlllor 0). LP-- - - (0-l), liRS ROiaDd (5), Potranookl ('I) - iklrlll' (111), Pltllllpt Clnol), (5), and Rollboro. WP--Ortqa (1AI\IU I (Ill " 211<1). 1). · LP-- Chanco Q.l), HRS(12 b!nlacl) · · (1 ~' ooo oso 000 000- S· 9 2- Alllooa l l l l - -· Cln 002 000 010 001- f 12 0 ' -1011 0400~871 'Wi.lhllurn; Ja- (9) llil li<!W. · · 010 1100- I& 0 ;,-.....,.,; ' Colyer, ~ ODd a;;~. (10) end Balch. WP-IM Q.l),_ LP-- Jaotet (0.1). LP BJi~Ro· czlwl). ror: PLAY IT SAFE IN ONE OF WORRY FREE USED CARS 1966 Dodae S1595 1966 Dodge . $2095- Dart 2 dr, Sedoa, 8 C7J. atd. lr1118, radJo. Coronot FX 4 dt, oedon, VB, IIIIo. " ' - tlllo,lteertr.. 1965 Dodge $1795 ttO, 4 dr, sodoa, VB, 1U1to. ~ ntd!o, - ~ 1965 Ram.ler .$1Sts· wGllllilr.'_ ' ' litedoo 6 cyl., atd. trana.,- > I ,. 1964 Pontiac, 2 a-.~-· trana., ......P.$. "·' ' ' '\ Sl495 �. ~-- - .1;1\f ~ ' ' . Sanllnel, Pomaro,...yj<idl.,.rt. •• <1., Ai>tl119, 1HB ' 1 ~- .- ...... ·By Stephen M. Young '• United States Senator w. 9laver,.vocat1onal asrt<Wturo teac:her, GaiUaAcad. ell\l' Blllll School, will receive on Kingsbury News, Notes :~_ CHIU8riA!i SCIENCE Soc!- W;J - pt. PleiNnt. uReali~" ·~ '' ... tlto lubjoct ot tile~.... Sol' • 10 ... rood In Ill Cbrlotlln ' llclenco ChUI'Chel IIIII ~. Tho Golden Text WblchHIIIho ,>111111lo lol' lhla Bible Los11011 II lsaJih= USlncJ the' 'bersiDor tile world 111111 hove not llollrd. oor """elved b,y tho oor, lllllthor bath tho llj'll , _ , 0 God, -.to _l!loo, wbot he haUl pr.. POred !or blm that wlltetlt ro.. ,, hbra." LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHI)IISf CHURCH - Sundoy SChool 9:30 a. m., morning WorshiP, 10-.10 a. m., OYOIIiJV wor"'-', 7:30 p, m.; WN!oodojo, ChristoJan Y- Crusader&, 6:30 p, m. and P~or mootiJv, 7:30 p.m. Tburllday, choir practice, 7 p, m. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil Wlso, Q .......... DEJCl'ER CHURCH OFCHRISr -IIollllie Ruosoll, Putor. Normao C. Will, •or.. IUtdll)' School 1:30 lo m.; Worobljl aorvlct, .10:30 a. m. Christian -vor . &mdt.r evon~rw. 'liACINE FlllST CHURCH OF 'niE NAZARENE -SIIIdii)'Scbool 1:30 a. m.; lolarning Wonblj> '10:80 a. m.i Evenla8 Worablg,' 7130 P.m. Prayer Hnlcea, 7:30 , ,P. m. W-1111111'. Son~&~)' School ~ P>ullne lolcCIInlock. Pastor, Rev. lolorrlo 1o1, Wol!o. 'f1l. - .r - .. ~ rre ~e HEATH CHURCH -lllddleuort. Roo, Max~. )lllllrlr, Jook Becbllo, Churcb Scbool S1G11. Clmch School, 9:30 a. m.; WOI'IIQ "'"'"'' 1111811 a. m.; Middleport .. ~ lolethodlll YouthFallowaldp,S... cloy, 6 »- m. &lndoyevol!iJII ..1.llhlp, 7:30 P. ;,,, cm~,!IOanl moelllw, !!rill &lndoy ~ ~ 6 p, m.; WSCS MC11111l_lol<lldlf ~ moolll, 7:30 p, m.; l!leiiiOr Cltcle, HO<DI 'llolrldor, C)UI j2 third.w.....oc~oy • ._Cit- DANVILLE Pn.minl Hollnea.a Cburth- Cborloo D>aor,pa111DJ; Adro SWick, SundllSchool&,p..,. Sundo,y School, 9:30 a. m.; worlbW oerilce, 10:30 a. m. Youth and Junior )'OU1b Hrnce, 6' 45 p, m. Eveaiogworsbljl, 7:30. Prll)'w ond Proloo, WecNado;y 7:30. f UNJrED FAll'H CHUHCHTlllrldirlliez-. Ntuo Soltlll!lllll- Rubert E. Choir pnell .. , 7 p. 11. W..,..-1lilnllh, sr., ~r. Sund&ll'&hool -nt. e!•,- llatooo. cfal', VNITED.METIIODmTCHURCH Sundoy School, ·9:30 a. m.; wor- l'mleroy, Clllrth School, D:i& •hiP Hnlco, 10:30 a. m. and •ICIOI'Intondont ~ a. m.; WOI'IIQ oenlee, 10::111. 7:30P.m. oocbSun<lll)',lllcJ.wool! lo!YF, 8 p,m,CbolrJiactlco, 7:30 P~or meotlui, Wodnollday, 7:30 p. m. .Wodneldoy. l'llbllclmlted · p, m. to lhoao 10nll!eo, Gl• HIJOI, lliDI1111el' o 1M S. S. KENO CHURCH OF CHRfiTS., loire, JuoitVanVI'IIIkeil;or• Norman McCe!n, -rlnlendoat. Sorvlcoa -kly ill 9:30 a. m." pnlll; Jlro, llolb'Rawlbvo, inu- , . serrnonette -•n-- me love milo and put asldo re· · - · bte ood Ylolenoe. To Pomeroy walk the extra mlle In accept. "And wlloaoevor aball compel lng ro-slbly lhe lhlngo be 111aa to ao a mile, &D with Him rJcbtl,y domando. 11 our nation twain." lolatlhow 5:41. b 10 lllep over the brink of bale lhat 1111'oatena to make horbarTO UNDEIISTAND tlleoowordo illlo or all or us, both lhe NotrtO Ill Jeouo, wo 1111111 examine lho ood caucaiiiD muot walk !lie "'love mlle. '' · iottlng In 1!bldl lhOI' were b '1 4>? "' the cloyo or Jeaus, when· . "Go the aecood mile." The.ae .tile Roman Empire OOO'fiOI"· wordl or Jelllo are the onl,y hope 11 ld a new prorince or tmm, a !or the brolhe..- thai God ln. Jloman yoke .... put In t h e tendod, ood are tile commood place. S>metlme• lhOI' to ..,... whO tru1)o lovea ADler· eveeyboolv peu UDder It, lea. ......., julll thO loaders or The eall for the ~'love mile" Ia not 0111¥ ror Wallblngtcin, n.. ~· - e compolled to trait; Cbi~IJIII, ood Kanaao CIQ'; benelallt. Ill either cue illll!lllllod that lllo for everT ~ 1D lhla ~e promised ... loud o! ouro. The qoeallon or tile ij lrtboito, ood IIIIIQ' other tblnp boor lol' 11<0r1 American Ia: .. lho Roman Empire. one or UWhat can I .. here tO promote tlto tblnp .... lhlo: 11111 uniQ' . and l>rolharbood ··"""'""'" a Roman aoldlar or black and white Boman olllclal wantad an llraolto nm ao orrlllll rpr tile dial}llaco or a mile, ho had 10 do it. ·: The llraallte bid ID plde lhe or carry hit J)lck for darallon ol a mile, at tbla '~r· leaderl. SEVE!ml DAY ADVENTIST Clllrtb • l'llmuoi, li!dberrY Holghla Road, lllll1h fl. 14omorlal Hollllital. PbiiUp Gtr·' or, putor, Wodoaacloy, 1110 p, m., Bible Study llldp.'lfermeet.. ltc~._ ~~w. !lalurdl,n Slbballt School, POIIEROY FlllST BAI"mT - 10:30 o. m.; WIB'aldp, 1:311 a. m. Caner WWiomo, )lllllrlr, Jolll PIBST UNITED PIIES&YTER• IAN CIIURCH-IollddlllfOl'I,Roo, WOes, &lndoy Sch!JDI &feria- Howard ~ )lllllrlr, JllDOI eoodoiW. SUaia,y School, 1:10 .. Buohanan, Sandt¥ Scbool SUper- a t . &lndoy School, 9:30 Wednllday, 1 p. lD.; Cbolr prac .. .. m, Worablp Service, 10:30 tlee, 8:311 p. .m, Wodneadoy. a. m. Cbolr pncllee, 7:10 p.m. A!"m Wodooadoy, ' , Co~J·::.:.. ~ FOR!V RUN JIETIIODIST ~ lllrk. Roo, w•eu G. Slliller, pe~~or. Llrrl' C Woroblp oonlco, 9 a. m,; ~ SIIIdlll' School, 9:45 a.m.~&lndoy dill' Scliool, 10 a. 111, Mrs, Fl'od ...... -.hlp, 71311; Weilooa.; N •-~ Bi"• _.._ 7 30 - , SUpt. ...., Pl'lltr - • ....,, 1 PO!o!EROY CHURCII OF THE p, m, NAZARDiE - Roo, 'Konaetb ' "' • . . - _..._ S~ loii!THoDIST '!ifi.r/ "'7-''"' _ ,..._, s..dl;y Scbool, John W. Klmbfer, PI-· Sun- 1.30 I. m., Rlll'1IIOIIII Walllum, cloy School, 10:80 a. m.; Worllblj) IUIIL Woroblp ...mce, 10:30 a. Sorvlee, 9:30 a. m., IIOCOIId and m.; ~Daile oenlce, 7:30 fourtl! Sunday each month. P. m.; Prayer maalll8, Wodnea- v- --•'1'.' Doreas News Notes 11da IIII&Ond the laraalltes, .,..,..llllhOI' - • a -d.,..._ ood did not Willi to take orfrom uvt>oclJ, Tho doer or • ....,. lol' lhom wao lho fact 111111 biMI to 10 .., !Urtbor Iaiii a mile, unless it waa • I Ia aa1d lhat OY01')' Jowlllh Who !IYed In 1111 eoantrJ. t lil~od oil • milo oadl Will' """"· ood drove a peg ao proor or the dla11 .... reQiired lhat lhOI' mile, but DO further. ,'IIOIIIIIGIIIcame Je101111in1. ...,_ asks )'011 to 1111 dlo, do blm one hotter and sJ:j CHEsrER CHUBCHOFTiiE Na,.... - Rav.~Grole, paotx>r, Worsbljl oomee,lla.m.. and 7 •80 .»· "'-•.suado,y, lillndlll' :::~~---~ ~; _, -"-"- I ,:, . Sebool • OOIXIIJ" aohlee a. m. SYRACtiSE l!llB CHURCiiRoo, PuiA.Salloto,)lllllrlr.Suncloy ScliooJ,II:80 a, Jn.;!!nQail• Ollborr:!. aupl. loiOI'I)IIw warllblj), 10:311 .. m.,llrllllld third Sundip - b 111011111. EYIDIIW ovaneol!ltlc llnloo, 7130 11- m., HC01111-and fout1b Sandl¥1. lJETHA!;Y EIJII CHURCH Roo. Paul A. Sollors, paom, lolornlne WOl'lblp, 1:30 a.m.; Suncloy School, 10:30 a. m, B111ho T11o111 •·Fall .._. '' 6:30 P. ' m. , owablp, CAIUIEL li(IJ!J CHURCH-Roo, Pool 1111 ~-.'l .._._b ._., ,.._. Scliool; 1:30 &.'m.;'WIIl'!IO-, &;II. lolllrniiW worllblj), 10:311 a. m., HO<DI 111!1 fout1b Soalor• o! ••b-._ -._...,..liallc me v- It,, so•-.·. l drd!ioall II to·,:_ .,, .. ' ' I MARK ~- STilE ' ' ' -~~ .,' ., Scqoo>'liupl, B111Jo a.m.; m.; EvooiDr PIIQtr aenlco, m. IIOY, CHURCH N~ws, - Notes -' loll<llliepn.t. saw - s. s. ·, Putor• . llfii\Y - -. Toacbera:~=~:5. Mr. and Mrs. Nev White en. tertalned the Allred Quartette and 111o Allred girls holol'o the recent bymn •llw at thecburth. Mr. ood Mrs. Woyne Heal bad as recent Sunday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yoq and Min sandra Heal of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and ambulance early Thursday morn~ lng, college campus recently. Miss Ju<lf King, a otudent at Olivet College at Kankakee, OJ., \'lslted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU K!ng, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Carl and News, Notes Iawn Carper, Miss Jean Mees, Miss Janeth Mees and Miss Linda Boa!, WI Loaders of Becford T.,...hlp,, WO(, IIIO'ItB tl. Tho UnlverBIIJ Inn and toured tho lamily ~. Edlcatlon Assn., Oblo voca. llnnal.Agri<Uituro Teadtdra As. m,, National Vocallooal Asrl· ~· -· ~ .ill:~ culture Teadlers Aom. ood tho or In the _Melp SchoOl Dl!lrlcl. Farm Bureau. Slaver is a past secretary ol. the Ohio Vocational Agri<Willro Tead:lers A&lll., and attendedQte NaUonal Vo.-Ag Teacher& Ann. as the Ohio delegate In 1918. Ho aloo attendod lhe Nallooal FFA convenUoo In 1946, While attending Olio state, he CHARLES W. SHAVER at tonll!bl'o honqoet. was a mernber of Gamma stg~ rna Volta (the Hooor SOc1et.Y or Agriculture) and was a mem· lilaver gracllated rrom Otdo ber of the university' a Grange State Unlvars!O In 1938. He ~er­ ood Town and Agri<Uitural Ed· ved as voeatlooal agriculture ucaUon Society. More than 50 of his vo-as teacher at AlbiiiiY Hll!b School from 1938 throulilt 1918. . ::. The BEST ... • Ate GIFTS HERE ,Keepsake Diamond Rln9s-lacllos' 81rtholono Ringo / ·-.lade Rings :: -Pendants, 8racolota -: ·r---•5- -Poarl Ringo -: ·: •' < -: •' ~~~~p -Black Onyx TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MASON - Mrs. Grace Brown were recent SUnda.Y vlattors of or Letart, w. va. waa taken to Mr. and Mrs. Cborlea Soyro and the Holzer Hospital by Fogieaonc: fllml4', .. ll)lolia '*caUon Aa111., Uon Aaan., Ohio :EdU· ealloo AOin., Natlooal Vdealliin- woehend. . lolr. and Mrs, Cbarloa Kin& -SyriCVMChlna -Footorla Cryotol COSTUME JIWELRY • Brt-11 Hl'lilr sfldt.rult tllllfiiii- MOTOROLJt WERNER RADIO&fV _ 99U291 2nd Ave., Middleport It Grove Clt:Y. • I''' " ',, '.... • •. J ban)', Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiseman or Manstield were weekencl villltora of her son, Mr, and Mrs, Euaone Thompson ood !amlly. Mr. ood Mrs. Rrad!' Koolto were autda1 evening visitors or Iter brother, Mr. and. Mrs. ~­ gene Haning ood !amlly, Mr. and Mra. Harley T, John- son were Eaater bda3 vtliloro or lheir 1011, lolr. and lolrO. Harley E. Johnaon and !amity. lolr. and Mro. Dorio ~. Kall, Kevin, and Cbarleo or Lonpvllle ood lolr. ood lolra • Eupne Haalng, Rhonda and Ron· aid wero Sundoy vloltoro oflolr. and lolro. CboriOI' D, 8mllb ood Jo. WAKEUP · ., . Fur!~tlll'Uiid ~laocd . -'~ e8143o~ ' Cbe-, ~ 2.-15 .QUART '' . 3R ~ . ·\ HEw. FURNITUR • E. ·, :l.i 1 j .• .- '. ;.' ho .... "'!"-'· al or nine lndlvldullo In 1110 Illite bonored II¥ tht., M Futuro Farmora of Tho KIDgobUQ' lllulooacy A!llliica (FFA). Bleb year the asaoclatlon conclub or tht·CtrlotDn Church mot ottho homo olllr1. WIWimKini Con bcnorar)' state ianner do. rocontJ:, A potluck luncbooo was IP'fel .<WI men who have made 01\loj'ed at 11000 b)' lolr1. Winnie outlllllldlni conlributiCXII 10 81• Wblte, Mrlo JOIII Wood, lolra, SO. rlc\llture, eipeclally vocaUonal die Carl, Mro. lolurl Wood, Mro, N!callon In agriculture, ood ID Deloreo Kin& ood Mro. Janolh FF A orpni!ations. Awards are Belli. Tbe afternoon waa apent limited to one !or each 1,000 soWing. In the ab1011:o or tho member&. 1be ceremony will l.tuncb the Pree!dont, llro. Vlqlnla Dooo, the -~~~~ were 1114 II¥ lolro. 8lllllai State FF A convention. Delores JUna. The club sponaors Over 3,500 vocational agrlcul~ 111e Rov. ood Mro, John Jelbtrc ture students tllrou&flout t h e who are m.lnloniJ"ies ln France. state will be on hand this evenTho Al!red Quortotand aoveral Ing and Saturdo)'' Chio Gov. James A. Rhodes other olnaJng gro.-.o entortalnod will ho 111o principal speaker at the Carleton church a recent S&turdi,J evening, lolr. ood lolro. Len Klni ood lolrlo Gao$ Thoma of ColUJDo bus tl.sited at Mra. Tboma' a IDme here and also Ylalted with Mr. ood lolrs. WW!am King, Mrs. Zona Walker, who makes bar home with Mr. andlolro, ~ mond Musser, is a patient at Yeterana lolemorlal Hoopllal. Ills o Cwol Hall who attooda college at Grll¥!011, ~. vtolted With her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. C&rl Hall and family, a ·r«"ent and daughters, Becky andJanice, _ood !amll,)o of Pomeroy. Mr. ood lolr1. W. Boyce ood llarta - a n of Columllus were weekend vialtora of Kr, and lira. Howerd lluaaall. llr. 'l"'lolrl. Joelfalllold ood llr. ood lolro. L.awnot:o Scarbol>o r, ood !amity or HendorfiOIIo w. Va., worewookondvlaltoroorllr. ond lolrlo CtmPboil of Kentucky. lolr. .... llro. ll>Yie llftlllp, Ka11, Kovln ood Cborloo, ~ .we, were Suncial'vlolwroo!llr. ood llro, Cherie, D.lmllth oodJo. On JulJ ShaY"" w111 ho - Miss Janice Eastman, Miss -. ON ..Ntlio,·, - · ID''wallc . ~- api<UIIllro lnolruetor, Wolfpen Wolfpen ·)lllllrlr, o( :!=~'::. · -~~ He Is a melnber visited tor several days recently with her parenta, lolr. and lolra. Charles Barnett to .Lovelier Rooms AJI'I. WOI'IIQ ..ntcea, 9:30 r hCIIIOl'tq state farmer doiiJ'OO during 1110 40th ilmlvoriiJ'1boa· quet proiiJ'am fll the 1966 stale FFA ponveillion lhlo evening ln. lho Ljw~e Building, !lllo Exposltl,.a c.Mr, Columbus. NoW ID hil 30th year aa a vo- sons had as recent vtalton Mr. ood Mra. Clair Waggoner and Joy ol Harrisonville. · Easiest Way· CHURCH- a. tn,; &lndoy Sebx.l, 10:10 L m; Y- Fel~lllll. 1:30 p,m, - . . oenlco, 7130 p. m.; Y!lllli dlolr, 1:30 p. m, Wodoal· dal' 7130 11-m. ' lil(liiNING STAll EtlB - IIOY. 14otllel Smllb, pallOr. Jolll Dlle, Fnd Smllll, AJI't. Soa1or School, 9:f5 IIIII>, lD:tll a. IDr, 7:10 iJ, m. Ftllowlblp, 7ill0 p. eHURCH OF dlejurt,' lllb llld ,::~·.14. -•IIPI)ed SecondS!,=·' ~'-- ·'---~- '"'' '' .. ··,' ' ROY,-ISmiiii,Pular,Jialpb .SUpt. $oDIIIl' School, ~. s.t.; Eldon Wlllka, lotio Reedsville ,,-:,,. ~~· ST, JOIIJi'S LUI'IIERAN-Rrl· ID·,Jqel, paator, lillltllllw wor114 '9 .. ' m.; lll!ldV Sclioal, 10:30 a. m. ST, PAOL'll wim:JIAN -33 II I -' ·.J.•.., .. E. ' . Scliool, 10 i.m.; w · j • "' .)f' ~::=;:CHURCH OF THE =~~:.:=llldlldrd ENTER- E1J11 SChool, 9.30 a. 111. Cborlol Jlla. cloaiOI !or -all 1911 11•30 a.m.· ooU, ott>~., Blcbirtll!ai10JI, Uo llllrailw Wonlllp, a.m.! ~~- -., .l'nJ• - . . NYPS Slnlll 1:30 p.m.; EnD! Wodoaado,y, ?:30 »- m. plialle Service S1indoJ .7:30 p, HAIIRISOIMLLE PRESBY- m.; llldwNI< Prayer 111001bW TEBIAN- Howard a.-Jt,pu. WodnoldiJ 7:311 p.m.; lollee!oo· tor. lllko ~ Sundoy School II')' 1o11011D1 MCIII1II Wodneadoy ~ &IICiaJ School, ·of e&cb IIIOIIIb 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a. in.; Church WorlbW, 7:30 THE RUTLAND CO!oii4UNITY p, m. Coliummlclllll olaos, sa.. Cbureb -Roo. Amoa '11111s, pao• urdo,r, 2 p, m. tor. Slllllill School, 10 a. m.; Wonblp llnlco, a.m.; WedPreacbl!w,lint ood of iiudll"b¥ Cborloa Rul&eU 111 noadoy - o r moolllw, ,7:30 p, 9:30 1. m. m.; Slnlay nf&blworllblj>, 7:30. BRADFORD CHURCH OF sYRACUIE FIRST UNITQ) CHIIIS'I'- Cbori11RuaaoU, 1)10• PIU!liiiYTERIAN - Rev. Llnlclll tor, Rldlu\l Glll<oy, s.pL Sun. H. stobblna, pallor, Wlll'aldp, 1 dal' School, 9:30 a. m.; ~ a. m. SUIIdu Scbool, 10 o. m.; W...,, 10:.30 a. m,; EYIDIIW Blblo Sllldr IIIII JlfOI'Ir aerrice, ,...liblll, 7 p.m. WodneidaJBible W~adoy, 7 P.m. study 7:30, m . mEN VNITED IIIIBTHIIEN IN ' ' - CHBIST - Elden 11. illake pU. JEHOVAII'SWITNJ!SSIS,Lar· tor. Slllllill School, m., f1 Camabon, PNIIdiNimlnlllllr, Wlmle Hol~r, . . . lolllrnllw SllldO)':Bibleleclare, 9:30a.m,; oormon, U L m.lilMJw ltt\0WatA:h ~study, 10:30 a.m.; de Cbrlatlaa ENII4t« 7:30 p, Bllllo IIIUdJ, 7 P. m, m.,lolro. 14\11 c~. ~al-. adlll': Mini~ acbool, 7 p, denl. ·llld A!'iDoo. m. Service Jlllitllllf, I p, m. 8:20. llld-_., p,.,er iDoelo · IIASOII CHURCH OF CHRIST- q, W-adoy, 7,ai) J1. 11.,~ l4lllor Sl, - Em'IOI! Wooldey, lolazle HoJaiDrw, cloal - · ' paator, llllll6 lllllb' eloaoos, ~POMI!ROY LOWEll LIGHT do,y, ~O .. m. WOl'llblj)oodpruob• Cbureb - ~ liOid ;,. Q, 10:65 L ID.; Silldt,y ~ Roo, J1QY Tlll'IIB', !lora oomce, 7:30. . ,BibiAI . . lbafio· - . . . ¥ · &~nc~oy Cloal,., W-~· 7:30 p.m. , SchoOl, 9:30 a.m.IWOl'llll!l"""' liT, 11E1U1AN . UNITED leo, 10:30 a. m.; En11iDr - BRETHREN IN CHRBr - Rov, obljl, 7:30 p, m, Prllor aad :'"odoy; # Uodini..., -•· The Hope J4~or Amer.I"ca ::; ~- :;_,.;bl!o:;; · BY REV. CARVER MLLIAMS Palllor, F!rot Bopllal Church - ;. ':--:':; c..-., ll'l ml e-- A ••·tbo~dllllnco. WASIDNGTON -Eorouiehome . tri.Yi Hid, ''W"""a knoW: i1Q' from a conterence tn AuatraUa. wife hU. liven ~· clprettet'IDur .U. S. Co111reoomm FOREIGN AID iN DISGuisE'; .. ' throe hour amp In sofaoi>, The)' Wo .... 350,000 aonlcemen, , ' the ontlro time In tii'e JD. 260,000 dovladentl, ood more • torlnr &ulte at T.an Son Nbut Air- than 12,000 ~ o! n., "!'If Into which General WoSI- le!laec!YIIIaoemployeaabiWeSImoreland· burrlecil,y moVe<i' hla om EUJqJL In ocldldon, more hladquarttrs during the VC Tot lhan 80,000 aaiionals of Eqroo of!OIIII" duo to deva-.,gmor- J>ean natloila are employed 111 tar nre ltl'1ldna near Ma tonner our lfllled torees. This aeCO\doo headijtlartero. During tho vlolt ed for fi,S biiiiDD or our lol'olp larao aacdono 'If Sl!&uo lay.ln """'- deficit In 1967 In oddl•1110111dorbw rulno. ToWering col- don to the more than a bUIIon ,I UDIIII or smoke abet ,_, lhroup .-.Uan liPent annual In Europe the Bill>)' sky as artUiery ood II¥ our oervlcomen and ciYIUan tonka bloated awa,y at VC In empioy101, Tbla Ia dlqulaed!o"' 'ICitlored SoctiOIIB o! SoJ&on ood olgo aid WhiCh Ohould not ho loi- ProoOIII aaiJ.Jmitoaed I!Oiallonlat the vc bltoted bock. The eo.. orated. Brin8lng bundredo ot policy In Communist Chine, thO rrtllllllll IPPamttb' knlw nothoo thousand• ot 1ervicanen a n d "cultural revolution," and the l!w or tho food shortage oor lhat their dependents home r r o m .Promotion of ••wars of national the VC Invaded and occll)IIMia... EUI'(IIOIII notions would n>tonl¥ liberation." senator Forw 11 on dono of 1111 embao~ cOJnpouod cut doWn the drain oo our gold !Ound ground 1n advocalllv that lol' ooven houri ond that Ambol- &IAI4'o but would ai!O make Red Cblna would lhen take a c..,. '""r BWiker wao compelled to - • available !or uoJamnent attuctlve .Place ln the familf of floo from tho ombaosy, Nor did to Vietnam. It does 11>1 make nations, Admittedly, we Amen. ~ knoW or bodleo otiU docll" Mnoe to loud )'0\IIW draltea• or cans are bandlolfllled ood dollied l!w In thutreeta. ooewoodorslf 18, 19 ood 20, with on!¥ !our llro>band knoWledt!e- Cblno, the !our wera playbw cardo ,lull month• ottralnlng, toftajrt lnlho Juot u wo oro ID baforo'tho-i>llno 1andod, as Ill tho joqloa and awempa o! VIO!Mm doallng with C.otro'a Cuba limo part Of thO ciQ' was In whUe thoso blghl¥tralnodprofea- through tile SWtsa embasq 'alnce llamoa, ltreot f1ibt1ni wu alonal !liblhv mon remain In wo broke diPlomatic relatlooa rltiiDtr. mortar obelia were bl.- EUJqJL Field ll'atla ood pileral during tile EIIOnhoWW Admlnl.. lhv areas clo10 to the Preal,... ofllcors Uve In palatial homos tratlon. For a score of years ttallialace and'our emballsy oad with 111e!r !amllleo ond the uaual oow our oni.Y Partl.v _ . windoW tho jail ood Cbolon areas or sal- tbroo sorvanta ond travel loadllw to Bed Chino hll been ... all!l OCCOI>Ied b)' tho v~. Tho tJtrousboul Europe In winter to lhroup our Consul General ID SaiJIIIn ~ Neworeportod ''Tao tho skiing re!OrtO and In the Ho!W Kong. Weat GermiiiY, The .· Son. Nbut AirbaH wu the·onl,y oprlngoodoUIIUIIortotheltall.. United lllngll>m, Frioce, ('-do placothe Congresomonwarollble ood French Rlvlorasbtlolorcodes anti all of our al11ea hive recotto Ylolt on tho ground while In ood otller European automobllel. nlzed Communlal Cblna as a .,.. lOuth Vlablam.,, Only mllitacy UeutOIIIIIII and caplalno with don, which It Is. Tho)' enjoy proS. units were ollowed outside t b e their !llDIIIIes live oJmplar lives !tabla trade wllh 700 mUllon ~ alrbaao. AjoazinBI¥, tho !our Coo- trave!l!w to lhooo raaorta by tenttal purcbuets of American groollllenloauedutatllllllll...,_ Volk- ood Volws ood ...,. Pro<b:ta which WI lhortslghtodditJ were ......llll.ely oPd- Ullb have but one aervant. The lj> h&YO denied 10 thiO nallnn. 11111110 atillut the favorllble threat o! mllltaq oggreaalon In CODIO or the fllblinr In tho cities Euro!Jo b,y thO So.:Jet UokJD bol of Vletnllll." This oPtl- . ell but Ylnilhod. Alao, our mtsm waollko 11111 or the _.,. nuclear mi10Ue POWer CIPIIhle tlve, who returned home . . - or dellro71!w IIYOI'Y llouilll awpoctodl,y ll'om a prolonpd bull- ood ell)' that provldoa the ne•• lrllt, finding cigar. butU In real Prollcllnn lor Europe and livblg room ood)lodroomub- not larp 1111111boc& of I1'0IIIId _ , Wb.Y •botlld the llvu or · · .,. our teenop ,...,;otor·a lie cils- · Weakend vlllllora o! Mr. am l'll'ted to lol'm tho Or&tllno or Mro. Howard Ruoaall were Mr. defenae for the Germans a D d and Mrs. William Boyce, Eileen French Who hove 11>1-allqjlo Venoy and lolaJ1;y R-an or CO. soldier to VIetnam? All depone~. lumbus. and ~dal' visitors or Mr. a n d eotl at leut l&O,OOO of our Mra. Howard Russell were :ur. sorvicllllen ba oturnod II>W In Europe ohould and lolro. Robert v...., ood r110• r home - - l y . lly, lolro. caro•- &unmerfleld DON'T SWEEP TIDS UN!ER "" TRE BUG and Candjo or Cbelller ood Grail Sonotor H!ramFOII(I(!Wiawall) and Butch Grover• WhoiOPerenlll woroborolnCblna Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Robl<lll ood who IJ one of tho molt hl8b- wore Tueoday vlollors of Cob' ro-ted U, S. Sonotors, Pro- lumbua. poooa that our cOIIIIIry lbould Rocont vllltor of Mr. and lolro. lauocb a now polfcy aookl• ..,; George Wamer ood !amlly was ooor- ood ~OIIdlltiP With Mro. Fll¥0 DunlaY)' of Columbus. Commuillat China., Wore wo 10 lillndlll' vlllltoraOrlolr.oodMro. occord diPiomttlc rocognltlon Uncoln Rusoall - e Mr. ood ood eotabll•h on American ..,.. Mro. Harold GDioll7 and fam. · baloy In Peldng ood welcome a lly or Carpenter, Mr. and lolro. ChlneiO ombal~ 1n Washington Frsoklln Ruoee!l or lollddleport, that 9011id laad to ending the Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ruoooll and fllml4' or · Columbuo, ood Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey or AI- ,_a CHURCH .OF CHRIST _. JIQY W, Carter, paa' ' • · SlnlU Stbool, t:so a. -.; ~0 .__...._.,. ~-- ood ~ w· K1mb1 . ' ~ worobljloenlee, R"· ~ • er, ,...-. 1030 I a. m.; l'rllj'er IIIOOibW, &llda,'r•School, 9130 a. lllol War- ' '1111rado1, 7:10 »- m. V. IL Bn· alii,_aerril"'o 7:10 »-'m,' • ': ~~u=m IIE'I'IIOiliST cilarp 9/oK GROVE loiE'I'/IOI!iS';I' .:. . Rev Fear! . JGIIa w. lamblor, JIUllir,Sull,dtt . CH~TJ!!!: w~a ~· 10;30 :-, ,!ft.; Wori!IIP . ....... ·~-• IO · ~ce, e:SO· L m,, 1 tlrd: u1J ..,....., ......... .. m.; .Mrt. ll!lrd llwlll~ aadl ........ '· Willi ....,, S!li1l, :- FLAT· · -r-;:WOOM: Cbufob sebool, _.,, ZION Ci!Uiiclt OF-CH~ u ...... JGIIaBallyiaupl. w..... ~ • HIITtiCIIWillo ~ . IIIII> aerrico ~with AI~ Eueme 11-. · · ' tnd and, ~. Sorvlce.i aolb tlrovar, llmclt,y School ~ · llllldal' llllll'lll!w ar .lmdog, of ~ School, 1i:ao I;...., wo"' - -k. IIIII> .. 111:30 ..... !ilmdol' GP.ACE EPECOPAL- E.lllln O¥OIIiar sorvlce, 7 p. 111, ~or Sl,, ftiDerw- !lu!dil' worobljl - . _ Tlllll'ldal', 7:10 p. m. oenlco, 10:30 1. ln. wllh lay•. •· '• )· Cbarlt1 ... , Charles .Shaver·To .Receive Jf9~~~at:y State· \ Farmer Degree·In Columbus·T()irlght ' · ·· St R.AIfH t F'ifil ·wASH I N'GT0N . . $'595· ' ' ' '.J ,. ~- ' r·,; 'O'Ir f, ~· .. �. ~-- - .1;1\f ~ ' ' . Sanllnel, Pomaro,...yj<idl.,.rt. •• <1., Ai>tl119, 1HB ' 1 ~- .- ...... ·By Stephen M. Young '• United States Senator w. 9laver,.vocat1onal asrt<Wturo teac:her, GaiUaAcad. ell\l' Blllll School, will receive on Kingsbury News, Notes :~_ CHIU8riA!i SCIENCE Soc!- W;J - pt. PleiNnt. uReali~" ·~ '' ... tlto lubjoct ot tile~.... Sol' • 10 ... rood In Ill Cbrlotlln ' llclenco ChUI'Chel IIIII ~. Tho Golden Text WblchHIIIho ,>111111lo lol' lhla Bible Los11011 II lsaJih= USlncJ the' 'bersiDor tile world 111111 hove not llollrd. oor """elved b,y tho oor, lllllthor bath tho llj'll , _ , 0 God, -.to _l!loo, wbot he haUl pr.. POred !or blm that wlltetlt ro.. ,, hbra." LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHI)IISf CHURCH - Sundoy SChool 9:30 a. m., morning WorshiP, 10-.10 a. m., OYOIIiJV wor"'-', 7:30 p, m.; WN!oodojo, ChristoJan Y- Crusader&, 6:30 p, m. and P~or mootiJv, 7:30 p.m. Tburllday, choir practice, 7 p, m. R. Eugene Gill, pastor; Phil Wlso, Q .......... DEJCl'ER CHURCH OFCHRISr -IIollllie Ruosoll, Putor. Normao C. Will, •or.. IUtdll)' School 1:30 lo m.; Worobljl aorvlct, .10:30 a. m. Christian -vor . &mdt.r evon~rw. 'liACINE FlllST CHURCH OF 'niE NAZARENE -SIIIdii)'Scbool 1:30 a. m.; lolarning Wonblj> '10:80 a. m.i Evenla8 Worablg,' 7130 P.m. Prayer Hnlcea, 7:30 , ,P. m. W-1111111'. Son~&~)' School ~ P>ullne lolcCIInlock. Pastor, Rev. lolorrlo 1o1, Wol!o. 'f1l. - .r - .. ~ rre ~e HEATH CHURCH -lllddleuort. Roo, Max~. )lllllrlr, Jook Becbllo, Churcb Scbool S1G11. Clmch School, 9:30 a. m.; WOI'IIQ "'"'"'' 1111811 a. m.; Middleport .. ~ lolethodlll YouthFallowaldp,S... cloy, 6 »- m. &lndoyevol!iJII ..1.llhlp, 7:30 P. ;,,, cm~,!IOanl moelllw, !!rill &lndoy ~ ~ 6 p, m.; WSCS MC11111l_lol<lldlf ~ moolll, 7:30 p, m.; l!leiiiOr Cltcle, HO<DI 'llolrldor, C)UI j2 third.w.....oc~oy • ._Cit- DANVILLE Pn.minl Hollnea.a Cburth- Cborloo D>aor,pa111DJ; Adro SWick, SundllSchool&,p..,. Sundo,y School, 9:30 a. m.; worlbW oerilce, 10:30 a. m. Youth and Junior )'OU1b Hrnce, 6' 45 p, m. Eveaiogworsbljl, 7:30. Prll)'w ond Proloo, WecNado;y 7:30. f UNJrED FAll'H CHUHCHTlllrldirlliez-. Ntuo Soltlll!lllll- Rubert E. Choir pnell .. , 7 p. 11. W..,..-1lilnllh, sr., ~r. Sund&ll'&hool -nt. e!•,- llatooo. cfal', VNITED.METIIODmTCHURCH Sundoy School, ·9:30 a. m.; wor- l'mleroy, Clllrth School, D:i& •hiP Hnlco, 10:30 a. m. and •ICIOI'Intondont ~ a. m.; WOI'IIQ oenlee, 10::111. 7:30P.m. oocbSun<lll)',lllcJ.wool! lo!YF, 8 p,m,CbolrJiactlco, 7:30 P~or meotlui, Wodnollday, 7:30 p. m. .Wodneldoy. l'llbllclmlted · p, m. to lhoao 10nll!eo, Gl• HIJOI, lliDI1111el' o 1M S. S. KENO CHURCH OF CHRfiTS., loire, JuoitVanVI'IIIkeil;or• Norman McCe!n, -rlnlendoat. Sorvlcoa -kly ill 9:30 a. m." pnlll; Jlro, llolb'Rawlbvo, inu- , . serrnonette -•n-- me love milo and put asldo re· · - · bte ood Ylolenoe. To Pomeroy walk the extra mlle In accept. "And wlloaoevor aball compel lng ro-slbly lhe lhlngo be 111aa to ao a mile, &D with Him rJcbtl,y domando. 11 our nation twain." lolatlhow 5:41. b 10 lllep over the brink of bale lhat 1111'oatena to make horbarTO UNDEIISTAND tlleoowordo illlo or all or us, both lhe NotrtO Ill Jeouo, wo 1111111 examine lho ood caucaiiiD muot walk !lie "'love mlle. '' · iottlng In 1!bldl lhOI' were b '1 4>? "' the cloyo or Jeaus, when· . "Go the aecood mile." The.ae .tile Roman Empire OOO'fiOI"· wordl or Jelllo are the onl,y hope 11 ld a new prorince or tmm, a !or the brolhe..- thai God ln. Jloman yoke .... put In t h e tendod, ood are tile commood place. S>metlme• lhOI' to ..,... whO tru1)o lovea ADler· eveeyboolv peu UDder It, lea. ......., julll thO loaders or The eall for the ~'love mile" Ia not 0111¥ ror Wallblngtcin, n.. ~· - e compolled to trait; Cbi~IJIII, ood Kanaao CIQ'; benelallt. Ill either cue illll!lllllod that lllo for everT ~ 1D lhla ~e promised ... loud o! ouro. The qoeallon or tile ij lrtboito, ood IIIIIQ' other tblnp boor lol' 11<0r1 American Ia: .. lho Roman Empire. one or UWhat can I .. here tO promote tlto tblnp .... lhlo: 11111 uniQ' . and l>rolharbood ··"""'""'" a Roman aoldlar or black and white Boman olllclal wantad an llraolto nm ao orrlllll rpr tile dial}llaco or a mile, ho had 10 do it. ·: The llraallte bid ID plde lhe or carry hit J)lck for darallon ol a mile, at tbla '~r· leaderl. SEVE!ml DAY ADVENTIST Clllrtb • l'llmuoi, li!dberrY Holghla Road, lllll1h fl. 14omorlal Hollllital. PbiiUp Gtr·' or, putor, Wodoaacloy, 1110 p, m., Bible Study llldp.'lfermeet.. ltc~._ ~~w. !lalurdl,n Slbballt School, POIIEROY FlllST BAI"mT - 10:30 o. m.; WIB'aldp, 1:311 a. m. Caner WWiomo, )lllllrlr, Jolll PIBST UNITED PIIES&YTER• IAN CIIURCH-IollddlllfOl'I,Roo, WOes, &lndoy Sch!JDI &feria- Howard ~ )lllllrlr, JllDOI eoodoiW. SUaia,y School, 1:10 .. Buohanan, Sandt¥ Scbool SUper- a t . &lndoy School, 9:30 Wednllday, 1 p. lD.; Cbolr prac .. .. m, Worablp Service, 10:30 tlee, 8:311 p. .m, Wodneadoy. a. m. Cbolr pncllee, 7:10 p.m. A!"m Wodooadoy, ' , Co~J·::.:.. ~ FOR!V RUN JIETIIODIST ~ lllrk. Roo, w•eu G. Slliller, pe~~or. Llrrl' C Woroblp oonlco, 9 a. m,; ~ SIIIdlll' School, 9:45 a.m.~&lndoy dill' Scliool, 10 a. 111, Mrs, Fl'od ...... -.hlp, 71311; Weilooa.; N •-~ Bi"• _.._ 7 30 - , SUpt. ...., Pl'lltr - • ....,, 1 PO!o!EROY CHURCII OF THE p, m, NAZARDiE - Roo, 'Konaetb ' "' • . . - _..._ S~ loii!THoDIST '!ifi.r/ "'7-''"' _ ,..._, s..dl;y Scbool, John W. Klmbfer, PI-· Sun- 1.30 I. m., Rlll'1IIOIIII Walllum, cloy School, 10:80 a. m.; Worllblj) IUIIL Woroblp ...mce, 10:30 a. Sorvlee, 9:30 a. m., IIOCOIId and m.; ~Daile oenlce, 7:30 fourtl! Sunday each month. P. m.; Prayer maalll8, Wodnea- v- --•'1'.' Doreas News Notes 11da IIII&Ond the laraalltes, .,..,..llllhOI' - • a -d.,..._ ood did not Willi to take orfrom uvt>oclJ, Tho doer or • ....,. lol' lhom wao lho fact 111111 biMI to 10 .., !Urtbor Iaiii a mile, unless it waa • I Ia aa1d lhat OY01')' Jowlllh Who !IYed In 1111 eoantrJ. t lil~od oil • milo oadl Will' """"· ood drove a peg ao proor or the dla11 .... reQiired lhat lhOI' mile, but DO further. ,'IIOIIIIIGIIIcame Je101111in1. ...,_ asks )'011 to 1111 dlo, do blm one hotter and sJ:j CHEsrER CHUBCHOFTiiE Na,.... - Rav.~Grole, paotx>r, Worsbljl oomee,lla.m.. and 7 •80 .»· "'-•.suado,y, lillndlll' :::~~---~ ~; _, -"-"- I ,:, . Sebool • OOIXIIJ" aohlee a. m. SYRACtiSE l!llB CHURCiiRoo, PuiA.Salloto,)lllllrlr.Suncloy ScliooJ,II:80 a, Jn.;!!nQail• Ollborr:!. aupl. loiOI'I)IIw warllblj), 10:311 .. m.,llrllllld third Sundip - b 111011111. EYIDIIW ovaneol!ltlc llnloo, 7130 11- m., HC01111-and fout1b Sandl¥1. lJETHA!;Y EIJII CHURCH Roo. Paul A. Sollors, paom, lolornlne WOl'lblp, 1:30 a.m.; Suncloy School, 10:30 a. m, B111ho T11o111 •·Fall .._. '' 6:30 P. ' m. , owablp, CAIUIEL li(IJ!J CHURCH-Roo, Pool 1111 ~-.'l .._._b ._., ,.._. Scliool; 1:30 &.'m.;'WIIl'!IO-, &;II. lolllrniiW worllblj), 10:311 a. m., HO<DI 111!1 fout1b Soalor• o! ••b-._ -._...,..liallc me v- It,, so•-.·. l drd!ioall II to·,:_ .,, .. ' ' I MARK ~- STilE ' ' ' -~~ .,' ., Scqoo>'liupl, B111Jo a.m.; m.; EvooiDr PIIQtr aenlco, m. IIOY, CHURCH N~ws, - Notes -' loll<llliepn.t. saw - s. s. ·, Putor• . llfii\Y - -. Toacbera:~=~:5. Mr. and Mrs. Nev White en. tertalned the Allred Quartette and 111o Allred girls holol'o the recent bymn •llw at thecburth. Mr. ood Mrs. Woyne Heal bad as recent Sunday visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Roger Yoq and Min sandra Heal of Athens. Mr. and Mrs. John Dean and ambulance early Thursday morn~ lng, college campus recently. Miss Ju<lf King, a otudent at Olivet College at Kankakee, OJ., \'lslted her parents, Mr. and Mrs. VlrgU K!ng, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Carl and News, Notes Iawn Carper, Miss Jean Mees, Miss Janeth Mees and Miss Linda Boa!, WI Loaders of Becford T.,...hlp,, WO(, IIIO'ItB tl. Tho UnlverBIIJ Inn and toured tho lamily ~. Edlcatlon Assn., Oblo voca. llnnal.Agri<Uituro Teadtdra As. m,, National Vocallooal Asrl· ~· -· ~ .ill:~ culture Teadlers Aom. ood tho or In the _Melp SchoOl Dl!lrlcl. Farm Bureau. Slaver is a past secretary ol. the Ohio Vocational Agri<Willro Tead:lers A&lll., and attendedQte NaUonal Vo.-Ag Teacher& Ann. as the Ohio delegate In 1918. Ho aloo attendod lhe Nallooal FFA convenUoo In 1946, While attending Olio state, he CHARLES W. SHAVER at tonll!bl'o honqoet. was a mernber of Gamma stg~ rna Volta (the Hooor SOc1et.Y or Agriculture) and was a mem· lilaver gracllated rrom Otdo ber of the university' a Grange State Unlvars!O In 1938. He ~er­ ood Town and Agri<Uitural Ed· ved as voeatlooal agriculture ucaUon Society. More than 50 of his vo-as teacher at AlbiiiiY Hll!b School from 1938 throulilt 1918. . ::. The BEST ... • Ate GIFTS HERE ,Keepsake Diamond Rln9s-lacllos' 81rtholono Ringo / ·-.lade Rings :: -Pendants, 8racolota -: ·r---•5- -Poarl Ringo -: ·: •' < -: •' ~~~~p -Black Onyx TAKEN TO HOSPITAL MASON - Mrs. Grace Brown were recent SUnda.Y vlattors of or Letart, w. va. waa taken to Mr. and Mrs. Cborlea Soyro and the Holzer Hospital by Fogieaonc: fllml4', .. ll)lolia '*caUon Aa111., Uon Aaan., Ohio :EdU· ealloo AOin., Natlooal Vdealliin- woehend. . lolr. and Mrs, Cbarloa Kin& -SyriCVMChlna -Footorla Cryotol COSTUME JIWELRY • Brt-11 Hl'lilr sfldt.rult tllllfiiii- MOTOROLJt WERNER RADIO&fV _ 99U291 2nd Ave., Middleport It Grove Clt:Y. • I''' " ',, '.... • •. J ban)', Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wiseman or Manstield were weekencl villltora of her son, Mr, and Mrs, Euaone Thompson ood !amlly. Mr. ood Mrs. Rrad!' Koolto were autda1 evening visitors or Iter brother, Mr. and. Mrs. ~­ gene Haning ood !amlly, Mr. and Mra. Harley T, John- son were Eaater bda3 vtliloro or lheir 1011, lolr. and lolrO. Harley E. Johnaon and !amity. lolr. and Mro. Dorio ~. Kall, Kevin, and Cbarleo or Lonpvllle ood lolr. ood lolra • Eupne Haalng, Rhonda and Ron· aid wero Sundoy vloltoro oflolr. and lolro. CboriOI' D, 8mllb ood Jo. WAKEUP · ., . Fur!~tlll'Uiid ~laocd . -'~ e8143o~ ' Cbe-, ~ 2.-15 .QUART '' . 3R ~ . ·\ HEw. FURNITUR • E. ·, :l.i 1 j .• .- '. ;.' ho .... "'!"-'· al or nine lndlvldullo In 1110 Illite bonored II¥ tht., M Futuro Farmora of Tho KIDgobUQ' lllulooacy A!llliica (FFA). Bleb year the asaoclatlon conclub or tht·CtrlotDn Church mot ottho homo olllr1. WIWimKini Con bcnorar)' state ianner do. rocontJ:, A potluck luncbooo was IP'fel .<WI men who have made 01\loj'ed at 11000 b)' lolr1. Winnie outlllllldlni conlributiCXII 10 81• Wblte, Mrlo JOIII Wood, lolra, SO. rlc\llture, eipeclally vocaUonal die Carl, Mro. lolurl Wood, Mro, N!callon In agriculture, ood ID Deloreo Kin& ood Mro. Janolh FF A orpni!ations. Awards are Belli. Tbe afternoon waa apent limited to one !or each 1,000 soWing. In the ab1011:o or tho member&. 1be ceremony will l.tuncb the Pree!dont, llro. Vlqlnla Dooo, the -~~~~ were 1114 II¥ lolro. 8lllllai State FF A convention. Delores JUna. The club sponaors Over 3,500 vocational agrlcul~ 111e Rov. ood Mro, John Jelbtrc ture students tllrou&flout t h e who are m.lnloniJ"ies ln France. state will be on hand this evenTho Al!red Quortotand aoveral Ing and Saturdo)'' Chio Gov. James A. Rhodes other olnaJng gro.-.o entortalnod will ho 111o principal speaker at the Carleton church a recent S&turdi,J evening, lolr. ood lolro. Len Klni ood lolrlo Gao$ Thoma of ColUJDo bus tl.sited at Mra. Tboma' a IDme here and also Ylalted with Mr. ood lolrs. WW!am King, Mrs. Zona Walker, who makes bar home with Mr. andlolro, ~ mond Musser, is a patient at Yeterana lolemorlal Hoopllal. Ills o Cwol Hall who attooda college at Grll¥!011, ~. vtolted With her parenta, Mr. and Mrs. C&rl Hall and family, a ·r«"ent and daughters, Becky andJanice, _ood !amll,)o of Pomeroy. Mr. ood lolr1. W. Boyce ood llarta - a n of Columllus were weekend vialtora of Kr, and lira. Howerd lluaaall. llr. 'l"'lolrl. Joelfalllold ood llr. ood lolro. L.awnot:o Scarbol>o r, ood !amity or HendorfiOIIo w. Va., worewookondvlaltoroorllr. ond lolrlo CtmPboil of Kentucky. lolr. .... llro. ll>Yie llftlllp, Ka11, Kovln ood Cborloo, ~ .we, were Suncial'vlolwroo!llr. ood llro, Cherie, D.lmllth oodJo. On JulJ ShaY"" w111 ho - Miss Janice Eastman, Miss -. ON ..Ntlio,·, - · ID''wallc . ~- api<UIIllro lnolruetor, Wolfpen Wolfpen ·)lllllrlr, o( :!=~'::. · -~~ He Is a melnber visited tor several days recently with her parenta, lolr. and lolra. Charles Barnett to .Lovelier Rooms AJI'I. WOI'IIQ ..ntcea, 9:30 r hCIIIOl'tq state farmer doiiJ'OO during 1110 40th ilmlvoriiJ'1boa· quet proiiJ'am fll the 1966 stale FFA ponveillion lhlo evening ln. lho Ljw~e Building, !lllo Exposltl,.a c.Mr, Columbus. NoW ID hil 30th year aa a vo- sons had as recent vtalton Mr. ood Mra. Clair Waggoner and Joy ol Harrisonville. · Easiest Way· CHURCH- a. tn,; &lndoy Sebx.l, 10:10 L m; Y- Fel~lllll. 1:30 p,m, - . . oenlco, 7130 p. m.; Y!lllli dlolr, 1:30 p. m, Wodoal· dal' 7130 11-m. ' lil(liiNING STAll EtlB - IIOY. 14otllel Smllb, pallOr. Jolll Dlle, Fnd Smllll, AJI't. Soa1or School, 9:f5 IIIII>, lD:tll a. IDr, 7:10 iJ, m. Ftllowlblp, 7ill0 p. eHURCH OF dlejurt,' lllb llld ,::~·.14. -•IIPI)ed SecondS!,=·' ~'-- ·'---~- '"'' '' .. ··,' ' ROY,-ISmiiii,Pular,Jialpb .SUpt. $oDIIIl' School, ~. s.t.; Eldon Wlllka, lotio Reedsville ,,-:,,. ~~· ST, JOIIJi'S LUI'IIERAN-Rrl· ID·,Jqel, paator, lillltllllw wor114 '9 .. ' m.; lll!ldV Sclioal, 10:30 a. m. ST, PAOL'll wim:JIAN -33 II I -' ·.J.•.., .. E. ' . Scliool, 10 i.m.; w · j • "' .)f' ~::=;:CHURCH OF THE =~~:.:=llldlldrd ENTER- E1J11 SChool, 9.30 a. 111. Cborlol Jlla. cloaiOI !or -all 1911 11•30 a.m.· ooU, ott>~., Blcbirtll!ai10JI, Uo llllrailw Wonlllp, a.m.! ~~- -., .l'nJ• - . . NYPS Slnlll 1:30 p.m.; EnD! Wodoaado,y, ?:30 »- m. plialle Service S1indoJ .7:30 p, HAIIRISOIMLLE PRESBY- m.; llldwNI< Prayer 111001bW TEBIAN- Howard a.-Jt,pu. WodnoldiJ 7:311 p.m.; lollee!oo· tor. lllko ~ Sundoy School II')' 1o11011D1 MCIII1II Wodneadoy ~ &IICiaJ School, ·of e&cb IIIOIIIb 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a. in.; Church WorlbW, 7:30 THE RUTLAND CO!oii4UNITY p, m. Coliummlclllll olaos, sa.. Cbureb -Roo. Amoa '11111s, pao• urdo,r, 2 p, m. tor. Slllllill School, 10 a. m.; Wonblp llnlco, a.m.; WedPreacbl!w,lint ood of iiudll"b¥ Cborloa Rul&eU 111 noadoy - o r moolllw, ,7:30 p, 9:30 1. m. m.; Slnlay nf&blworllblj>, 7:30. BRADFORD CHURCH OF sYRACUIE FIRST UNITQ) CHIIIS'I'- Cbori11RuaaoU, 1)10• PIU!liiiYTERIAN - Rev. Llnlclll tor, Rldlu\l Glll<oy, s.pL Sun. H. stobblna, pallor, Wlll'aldp, 1 dal' School, 9:30 a. m.; ~ a. m. SUIIdu Scbool, 10 o. m.; W...,, 10:.30 a. m,; EYIDIIW Blblo Sllldr IIIII JlfOI'Ir aerrice, ,...liblll, 7 p.m. WodneidaJBible W~adoy, 7 P.m. study 7:30, m . mEN VNITED IIIIBTHIIEN IN ' ' - CHBIST - Elden 11. illake pU. JEHOVAII'SWITNJ!SSIS,Lar· tor. Slllllill School, m., f1 Camabon, PNIIdiNimlnlllllr, Wlmle Hol~r, . . . lolllrnllw SllldO)':Bibleleclare, 9:30a.m,; oormon, U L m.lilMJw ltt\0WatA:h ~study, 10:30 a.m.; de Cbrlatlaa ENII4t« 7:30 p, Bllllo IIIUdJ, 7 P. m, m.,lolro. 14\11 c~. ~al-. adlll': Mini~ acbool, 7 p, denl. ·llld A!'iDoo. m. Service Jlllitllllf, I p, m. 8:20. llld-_., p,.,er iDoelo · IIASOII CHURCH OF CHRIST- q, W-adoy, 7,ai) J1. 11.,~ l4lllor Sl, - Em'IOI! Wooldey, lolazle HoJaiDrw, cloal - · ' paator, llllll6 lllllb' eloaoos, ~POMI!ROY LOWEll LIGHT do,y, ~O .. m. WOl'llblj)oodpruob• Cbureb - ~ liOid ;,. Q, 10:65 L ID.; Silldt,y ~ Roo, J1QY Tlll'IIB', !lora oomce, 7:30. . ,BibiAI . . lbafio· - . . . ¥ · &~nc~oy Cloal,., W-~· 7:30 p.m. , SchoOl, 9:30 a.m.IWOl'llll!l"""' liT, 11E1U1AN . UNITED leo, 10:30 a. m.; En11iDr - BRETHREN IN CHRBr - Rov, obljl, 7:30 p, m, Prllor aad :'"odoy; # Uodini..., -•· The Hope J4~or Amer.I"ca ::; ~- :;_,.;bl!o:;; · BY REV. CARVER MLLIAMS Palllor, F!rot Bopllal Church - ;. ':--:':; c..-., ll'l ml e-- A ••·tbo~dllllnco. WASIDNGTON -Eorouiehome . tri.Yi Hid, ''W"""a knoW: i1Q' from a conterence tn AuatraUa. wife hU. liven ~· clprettet'IDur .U. S. Co111reoomm FOREIGN AID iN DISGuisE'; .. ' throe hour amp In sofaoi>, The)' Wo .... 350,000 aonlcemen, , ' the ontlro time In tii'e JD. 260,000 dovladentl, ood more • torlnr &ulte at T.an Son Nbut Air- than 12,000 ~ o! n., "!'If Into which General WoSI- le!laec!YIIIaoemployeaabiWeSImoreland· burrlecil,y moVe<i' hla om EUJqJL In ocldldon, more hladquarttrs during the VC Tot lhan 80,000 aaiionals of Eqroo of!OIIII" duo to deva-.,gmor- J>ean natloila are employed 111 tar nre ltl'1ldna near Ma tonner our lfllled torees. This aeCO\doo headijtlartero. During tho vlolt ed for fi,S biiiiDD or our lol'olp larao aacdono 'If Sl!&uo lay.ln """'- deficit In 1967 In oddl•1110111dorbw rulno. ToWering col- don to the more than a bUIIon ,I UDIIII or smoke abet ,_, lhroup .-.Uan liPent annual In Europe the Bill>)' sky as artUiery ood II¥ our oervlcomen and ciYIUan tonka bloated awa,y at VC In empioy101, Tbla Ia dlqulaed!o"' 'ICitlored SoctiOIIB o! SoJ&on ood olgo aid WhiCh Ohould not ho loi- ProoOIII aaiJ.Jmitoaed I!Oiallonlat the vc bltoted bock. The eo.. orated. Brin8lng bundredo ot policy In Communist Chine, thO rrtllllllll IPPamttb' knlw nothoo thousand• ot 1ervicanen a n d "cultural revolution," and the l!w or tho food shortage oor lhat their dependents home r r o m .Promotion of ••wars of national the VC Invaded and occll)IIMia... EUI'(IIOIII notions would n>tonl¥ liberation." senator Forw 11 on dono of 1111 embao~ cOJnpouod cut doWn the drain oo our gold !Ound ground 1n advocalllv that lol' ooven houri ond that Ambol- &IAI4'o but would ai!O make Red Cblna would lhen take a c..,. '""r BWiker wao compelled to - • available !or uoJamnent attuctlve .Place ln the familf of floo from tho ombaosy, Nor did to Vietnam. It does 11>1 make nations, Admittedly, we Amen. ~ knoW or bodleo otiU docll" Mnoe to loud )'0\IIW draltea• or cans are bandlolfllled ood dollied l!w In thutreeta. ooewoodorslf 18, 19 ood 20, with on!¥ !our llro>band knoWledt!e- Cblno, the !our wera playbw cardo ,lull month• ottralnlng, toftajrt lnlho Juot u wo oro ID baforo'tho-i>llno 1andod, as Ill tho joqloa and awempa o! VIO!Mm doallng with C.otro'a Cuba limo part Of thO ciQ' was In whUe thoso blghl¥tralnodprofea- through tile SWtsa embasq 'alnce llamoa, ltreot f1ibt1ni wu alonal !liblhv mon remain In wo broke diPlomatic relatlooa rltiiDtr. mortar obelia were bl.- EUJqJL Field ll'atla ood pileral during tile EIIOnhoWW Admlnl.. lhv areas clo10 to the Preal,... ofllcors Uve In palatial homos tratlon. For a score of years ttallialace and'our emballsy oad with 111e!r !amllleo ond the uaual oow our oni.Y Partl.v _ . windoW tho jail ood Cbolon areas or sal- tbroo sorvanta ond travel loadllw to Bed Chino hll been ... all!l OCCOI>Ied b)' tho v~. Tho tJtrousboul Europe In winter to lhroup our Consul General ID SaiJIIIn ~ Neworeportod ''Tao tho skiing re!OrtO and In the Ho!W Kong. Weat GermiiiY, The .· Son. Nbut AirbaH wu the·onl,y oprlngoodoUIIUIIortotheltall.. United lllngll>m, Frioce, ('-do placothe Congresomonwarollble ood French Rlvlorasbtlolorcodes anti all of our al11ea hive recotto Ylolt on tho ground while In ood otller European automobllel. nlzed Communlal Cblna as a .,.. lOuth Vlablam.,, Only mllitacy UeutOIIIIIII and caplalno with don, which It Is. Tho)' enjoy proS. units were ollowed outside t b e their !llDIIIIes live oJmplar lives !tabla trade wllh 700 mUllon ~ alrbaao. AjoazinBI¥, tho !our Coo- trave!l!w to lhooo raaorta by tenttal purcbuets of American groollllenloauedutatllllllll...,_ Volk- ood Volws ood ...,. Pro<b:ta which WI lhortslghtodditJ were ......llll.ely oPd- Ullb have but one aervant. The lj> h&YO denied 10 thiO nallnn. 11111110 atillut the favorllble threat o! mllltaq oggreaalon In CODIO or the fllblinr In tho cities Euro!Jo b,y thO So.:Jet UokJD bol of Vletnllll." This oPtl- . ell but Ylnilhod. Alao, our mtsm waollko 11111 or the _.,. nuclear mi10Ue POWer CIPIIhle tlve, who returned home . . - or dellro71!w IIYOI'Y llouilll awpoctodl,y ll'om a prolonpd bull- ood ell)' that provldoa the ne•• lrllt, finding cigar. butU In real Prollcllnn lor Europe and livblg room ood)lodroomub- not larp 1111111boc& of I1'0IIIId _ , Wb.Y •botlld the llvu or · · .,. our teenop ,...,;otor·a lie cils- · Weakend vlllllora o! Mr. am l'll'ted to lol'm tho Or&tllno or Mro. Howard Ruoaall were Mr. defenae for the Germans a D d and Mrs. William Boyce, Eileen French Who hove 11>1-allqjlo Venoy and lolaJ1;y R-an or CO. soldier to VIetnam? All depone~. lumbus. and ~dal' visitors or Mr. a n d eotl at leut l&O,OOO of our Mra. Howard Russell were :ur. sorvicllllen ba oturnod II>W In Europe ohould and lolro. Robert v...., ood r110• r home - - l y . lly, lolro. caro•- &unmerfleld DON'T SWEEP TIDS UN!ER "" TRE BUG and Candjo or Cbelller ood Grail Sonotor H!ramFOII(I(!Wiawall) and Butch Grover• WhoiOPerenlll woroborolnCblna Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Robl<lll ood who IJ one of tho molt hl8b- wore Tueoday vlollors of Cob' ro-ted U, S. Sonotors, Pro- lumbua. poooa that our cOIIIIIry lbould Rocont vllltor of Mr. and lolro. lauocb a now polfcy aookl• ..,; George Wamer ood !amlly was ooor- ood ~OIIdlltiP With Mro. Fll¥0 DunlaY)' of Columbus. Commuillat China., Wore wo 10 lillndlll' vlllltoraOrlolr.oodMro. occord diPiomttlc rocognltlon Uncoln Rusoall - e Mr. ood ood eotabll•h on American ..,.. Mro. Harold GDioll7 and fam. · baloy In Peldng ood welcome a lly or Carpenter, Mr. and lolro. ChlneiO ombal~ 1n Washington Frsoklln Ruoee!l or lollddleport, that 9011id laad to ending the Mr. and Mrs. Dale Ruoooll and fllml4' or · Columbuo, ood Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey or AI- ,_a CHURCH .OF CHRIST _. JIQY W, Carter, paa' ' • · SlnlU Stbool, t:so a. -.; ~0 .__...._.,. ~-- ood ~ w· K1mb1 . ' ~ worobljloenlee, R"· ~ • er, ,...-. 1030 I a. m.; l'rllj'er IIIOOibW, &llda,'r•School, 9130 a. lllol War- ' '1111rado1, 7:10 »- m. V. IL Bn· alii,_aerril"'o 7:10 »-'m,' • ': ~~u=m IIE'I'IIOiliST cilarp 9/oK GROVE loiE'I'/IOI!iS';I' .:. . Rev Fear! . JGIIa w. lamblor, JIUllir,Sull,dtt . CH~TJ!!!: w~a ~· 10;30 :-, ,!ft.; Wori!IIP . ....... ·~-• IO · ~ce, e:SO· L m,, 1 tlrd: u1J ..,....., ......... .. m.; .Mrt. ll!lrd llwlll~ aadl ........ '· Willi ....,, S!li1l, :- FLAT· · -r-;:WOOM: Cbufob sebool, _.,, ZION Ci!Uiiclt OF-CH~ u ...... JGIIaBallyiaupl. w..... ~ • HIITtiCIIWillo ~ . IIIII> aerrico ~with AI~ Eueme 11-. · · ' tnd and, ~. Sorvlce.i aolb tlrovar, llmclt,y School ~ · llllldal' llllll'lll!w ar .lmdog, of ~ School, 1i:ao I;...., wo"' - -k. IIIII> .. 111:30 ..... !ilmdol' GP.ACE EPECOPAL- E.lllln O¥OIIiar sorvlce, 7 p. 111, ~or Sl,, ftiDerw- !lu!dil' worobljl - . _ Tlllll'ldal', 7:10 p. m. oenlco, 10:30 1. ln. wllh lay•. •· '• )· Cbarlt1 ... , Charles .Shaver·To .Receive Jf9~~~at:y State· \ Farmer Degree·In Columbus·T()irlght ' · ·· St R.AIfH t F'ifil ·wASH I N'GT0N . . $'595· ' ' ' '.J ,. ~- ' r·,; 'O'Ir f, ~· .. �·. t.• 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want ·Ads ~~ Top Grade ilesqlts. !ieDI!nol, Pcnnoro,l"llldclloPort. 0., AprU. .968 ForS.Ie . MOtor Co. QUAIJTY Pomeroy Motor ~ . Fls......., s,lclll . &7 P)J<, 2 door, , ; , , , , .129 ,. $9 Ply. oldooi' •••••••- 1963 MERctlRY , ••• , , , • , ••• , ,· • , •• , , , , • , .$895 2 . DJor Monterey, V·8 IU10mat1e .tran&., nem w.w. tires, , white flnish. sharp and clean interior, radio aad beater. 1962 FORD •• , •• , • , , , , , • , •• , , , , , • , , • , ••$895 ' ll¥!, radio, lOOd tires, ShiiP red nniah. 1965 CHEVY D •••• e,1595 Soller $1. Cpe, V8 Ollilno, outomatlcll'ans.Newtlres, clean interin~~ rAdio and beater. ••••••••• 0 $995 OPEN EVIS. 1:00 , .M. I'CIMl!ltOY, OHIO Notice A TWO WEEK revival wiU b&' gin Sunday, April 21 at the Cburcll of God, Chester, Oblo, 7:30 p.m. each evenin&. Evangelist Rev. Wayne RDberllon ol Hamilton, Ohio: Special singing each evening. ~1tJ.1ztp For Rent I 1 ' I · ' .' lusi ess Se,YICel . .. ... ' ' •' ( . Alt....,.. 01\ WNo c ·I•' .-war. Wbf •' ' .' • . ·drive 50 lA> 100 mlleo; wbenJOurdeaf.-prl<e \ '' ' ,. ' SERVICE I ., . OPIH7TOf •. @). TERMI'I'ES SWARMING ARE re-productlves, not your '"'rker colony. Free Insoecllons and Information 011 crawl soace dani!OI'I. No saleoman, low overhead. 50 oer cent oaV!nga. Allied Pest Control. l'omerov, Ohin. Pb. 1192-51189 evenings. ~1~ THEY Uf\o ForS.1e FIRISTONII DL~ lOti . EXPBn' ' Wheel Al.lgnmeni. 5~55 ' ; NIW TRIAD ILACK'j!IAL~l • . Prtce Taa Silt sal•• m 650xl3 650xl4 70hla 700.14 750xl4 "' Sf ,.. 9JI IDJI IDJI :P.OIEROY HOlE AND ~AUTO c. --- Marine or·- . $,12.50 John W. VanMttw Hockingport, Ohio ';;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~=== tun DWARF FRUI1 TREES RED, PINK, WHITE DOGWOOD HARDY AZALEAS MAGNOLIAS $4.95 GREEN SHRUBS '""'"""llo --- ean m u.wwc --- FORSYTHIA FLOWERING ALMOND ALTIIA ' MOCK"ORAII&E WIE&fiJA 99( ThDg' Bottom I Social Notes ..... Carpenter News, Notes Mr•· --- A-• >. *· ' au Old Town Flats News - '" simon's c.eo, FIDEw C,elrlu (lult• FOOD • Slft\ON'S •-lng yo~-~ expect BUNDA..Y '*'· ... ..... ...... st~tas. ·niNNER· I ' \ ' ' ,, Carmel News By the Day .EVINRUDE TlRfS?? 16.50 ancl18.50 All Regular SiHs >;. ·'\ .,, WI/# CDAL .41 MOBILE HOME spaces, extra IHII ZIG ZAG, buttonholes, aewo LOGAN FIRE II SAFF""' ,41 large 100 loot lots to set •our on buttons, monograms, fan· A3 · EQUIPMENT. and oer· mobUe home. Good location cy designs, etc. Sews easy. vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD S, 11.11 A3 wllh or without natural RU. One dial doea It all. Pay off 610xl5 liM .4'1 opeclal prices on extingulsJ>. Plut Rocippolllo lxcho... IZO a month. Velma G. ZooGUN SHOOT, Sunday, AprU 21 balance due 8 payments ol era for boats, trailers a n d Noll-~ Guoro- ·. . -GUARANrEiDpan, Muon, W. Va. Plume beglnnlng at noon at the $&.15 each. Phone 99S-11685. homes. ))wight Logan 773-5750. ~111-Sotp Forked Run SportlrDaD Club. 4-ll·lfe 31121, Cbarleo MarsbeU an. l!lvery0110 Is welcome. 8384, Mu Eichinger 119USZ6. ~17""= NICE PRIVATE traDer space. USED PIANOS. THREE EX· Lawrence Eblin tlf2.562f, Every conveplence. New Ha· TRA NICE, re-conditioned up~ ven, W. Va. 'Phone 882-:1852. WILL DO sewing at home: ziJ> right planoa. Also other pi· 4-17~ pen, poeteta, pegging, hear anos from 139.95 up. Free deC. BRADFORD SAL&~ AND_SERVICE N~ Su!IIIIY WI• Ovala big, olteratlOJUJ, etA!. Mn. livery. Call 742-4211. ~1f.4tc AUCTIONEER GUAIIANTEED Fnddle Thabet, Maaon, boat F"r Sale c.mplete &miCe llconae Pbolle '1'13-5651. 3-JMO!p 50X10 MOBILE homo, 1164 mo- $1 PER MONTH rental soli ID· Write, ftne or (loDIIol eecu ctrcle,Pornaw,raetered water. Contact BUI Buclt, del, coppertono kitchen, two Crill Jlradfotll 1¥ vialted at the home ·BAND at Jade's Club, Hanpy bedrooms, carpet In living Rutland. Also II< ton paneled Raelae. Oldo Circle. . Valley Boys, Friday and Sat. truck, heavy duty, cheap. I 1 tic room. Phone tlf2.2619. ~7·121c Mr. and Mrs.lllchlrll Lolli ond .. urday 8 to 2 a.m. ~18-2tc 4-lf.«c cbUdran, Columbue, llrt.lllflabt FOR CUSIDON COMP'OR'I' AIR C:ONDmONING Refrlpr. SwlflatDIIo Columbua, lllrs. Fern BAND every Friday from 9 Knapp Shoes, Clllfs ShOe Re- ELECTRIC FENCER, rodo, In- atlon oervlce. Jack's Relrtg. Stansburf, -JoliDFon,. o l 992-2788 NOTICI OF ILICTION ON TAX PHON&G674370 p.m. to 2 a.m. "Best band sulators, wire and barb wire, pair, Middleport. ~ eratloo, New Haven. hone LIYV IN IXCIIt o• Talli viallod wltil tho Robert Lao In the area". Shenang Springs TIN MILL LIMITAnOH good condition. Reasonable. lllUIJ79, f 8 tie lly and BaliJh Lao OVIf I flllllll NOTICE 11 hereb)' ILYeD tha\ In Nile Club. ~18-tl< FOUR ROOM house, bath, Phone 1192-59117. 4-1f.«c punuanc• of a Rllalu.Uon of the .. CUESI:ER. 0, 98Hl41 w-d. H~;~ard. of EliueaUon ol. the Southern Mr. and lfra. Ralph Rolli and basement, garage. Two year READY • MIX c:onmta dellv· Lou! SC:hool Dllltid, Jlel.p CGllD'f· S~7 GUN SIIOOI'. Sunday, April 21, JAMES FRY property on Mid· Oillo paated on l.be ltlh da)' of d&utiiJier ol Bactne and lllr. aad ered right to your proJect. old bome. Pbone 1112-ZCI. Marth, JH8 , Utne wiD M aubmltte« 12 noon to 4 p.m.. Racin&dleport Hill. Phone 74U813. Mrs. Warr., Roae, loool, callad J.D.II• Faat and euy. Free fd. lo 1 vote of' Uae people of ta6d 4-1f.«c mates. Phone tlf2.32lf, Goe&· School Dt1trtc:t al a 8PIC1AL a.ICC· Basban Rd.. soonsored by Ha· at the hom& ol Batll·Van Motor TION lo be hell! In the Southern Locine Fire Dept. Hams, bacon POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tey Ieln Ready • Mix Co., Middle. u! School DtaU'Iet. Oh.lo at Ole Nl• a r1111111 lbldQ' ovtallW• plaea of votiDJ thereln, on and two \1 bop. ~1""" Laura Clrele of Dorcaa called 8 30 tie ular miniature. and up. stud 19117 HONDA, 300 Dream, 1500 port, Ohio. T11M4aY, the 7th da1 ol liar JMB, miles, wlndohleld and helmet, on Mo..,. Clrclo 1 reciiii....WV. the que1Uon of JevylNI. Jn euen ol aervlee and grooming. Pbooe the t.en mW llmltaUon.. for the beM• Mr. and ...... llalvln Clrcla and . good condition, caD IIIU108 HAPPY HOUR. 9henang Springs 911U443. II 3 tie BUDGET PRICE !umllure on f,t o• Southern Local School DI.Jtrlct [or the purpoH ol Cllrrent &xpens.. Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MOllMason. ~lf.41p dlu&hter of Columbuoi!Penll-' our third floor budget shop. Said. liX belnll: u. ad.dltlanlll taa urdo1 nl&ht with Mary _Clrcla. day thru Friday. Lldloo night COAL, heavy, lumo stoker, egq Baker Furniture. :Middleport, of !Hll ml1111 to run lor • eontlmled period. conditiO!!. Jfarlarlt Am carloton and every Friday. u.tfc and mine run. Excelsior Salt 1941 LARK. Good Ohio. ? 2S tie •l a rat.e not ueeedirll 5~ mUll 100, Patrick, BIIQ' Van Miler and 1411for each one dollar of valuation Works, Inc., ·E. Main st., Po- Good tires4150. which a maunt.l lo MJ·flve eentl Eunle llrlnlcBr spent 1 Sllurdrtf ~1f.«c SEWING PENNV - ONE 19411 PENNY meroy. Phone 1f2.1811. 1Utfe 42'll MACHINES. malr fo r e11ch on e hundred dollart~ of nl· u.ailon, for a c011UnuH ptdotlwill pay !w a brUe adjult· even~nt~ot tile hoiDI or llfiDservice. an mal<es. WY 11 ne .-oWl for •"d ElKbOU wlll be ,w' v.. Burial ... ht ' ment at Pomeroy Home !t WILL YOU mAke a lair offer 10 PAYMEN'rS of $5 or Ml 2214. 'nle Fabric Shop, Pour '1!!;open ' llltlllllfftlld!Y'Ib Pome.w. --. ' 11t 6 :30 o'cloet A.ll. and re• TOJJl>IO Clmstlcylollawillg IOI'Vopen until 6:30 o'clO<:k P .M. Aato. 1·7-lft caah. Must sen 1Htl aewlng on dealrable ten year old eroy. Authorized Singer Sales 1n1in Eutern Sl11nd.1td Time of 11aJcl ell.)' . cies conducted by Rev. 0 1 c a r By orau of the Board of machine. fully eQuioped to houae on Rt. 412, In Cllllon. and Service. We Sharpen EJecUollll ol lllelp County, Ohio Kinli· zl~ zag, make buttonholes, Sli nice 1'001111 and both. Sel_... 3-!11-tfc Belatlves rrom a distance here IMMITT I. WILL Auction IIUon, w. Vo., ware over• C11111nna• basement separated to 8 sew on buttons, etc.. live lor Mr a. Crabtree'a !UDoral U.. SATURDAY. APRIL II. 11 a. DOROTHY M. JOtiNITOM months old. Guaranteed. Call EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, eluded Mr. and Mro, Max Crabo Mrs. Jantce Yo0111 entertained guesta of llr, and !Ia'~ Hank rooms and We shower, l2xll m. 3\1 mneo east of Sbade, Dated AprU 10, 1801 911M838. 4-111-«e trae and granddausllter, Vrolorte wllh a dinner holllrinl Ernoltlne Holter. IIIII. Two lots 51111110 each Pomeroy Home and Auto. Ohio. 011 townoh!o road No. 4·Ui; ...18; t-111; B-3 Grace SolD wu a pltillll at 11$'1'FC VInson, Hazel Park, Mich., Mrs. llajoman oo her blrtlldoJ. Elvie l"eneed In privacy, All kinds 10. comulelo boulehold and Nalle Cot>10l' and llemer ThoJrC>o ~ Long Run, was aloo a camden Clark lloiPital 1or """ of fruit trees. Inquire at TAitE OVER novmenll. atoreo large amount of mlscellaJI. era! days. son of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. guell1o Blanche Compoon In Cllllon, walnut conoole. 'nke new. BSR EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, eouo Items. Lunch avaDable. Mr. and Mrs. Tom~and Mrs. Laona Babcock andLaoiO f aneed chanor, mulll~le 'Uii plus parts II needed, NtckoiU Lozano, Cbarleoton, W. W. VI. 4-1Millc Mr. and Mrs. Bm Snow. own· dou&bter• llld Marr Pierce ...... va., Mr. and Mrs. Emzle Davio Massar wore weekend peata of speakers. Balanee 188.93 or Ponwoy Home II Auto. ers. MeCoy's Auction Servtee, potao(Mr.andlfrS.GQJ and Mrs.llltltertneFe~VofParloo tho David - · · Ill ~· 16.11 per month. Phone Aucll. ~!Uic MUELLER FORCED air fur. Ha;rman. erabuJ'i, W. Va., Inti Mrs. VIr- Plains and carad lor the lila•' ~1~ nace, f yem old, 125,1110 • . Mr. and Mrs. LawrenceBowm ginia Townaend, Paul Hlllll')', &,. clqhter, llai')'Loulae,wldlollr. Boa;y Loudenandfamllyofa. BTU. Complete with duet FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. and 1111111¥ ol Athena visited hor ahlre villtedllr.andllra. Dorlll · and llrs. Blat onci Mr.andlfra, sin ond llariY ol Gal.,.. "'"'" Wanted FORD JUBILEE tra<tor, good Pomeroy Home and Auto. -':, regiltm and thermoParonta. lfr, and Mrs. Alvalla&>O WOMAN FOR ~. May Mra. Poul bbell, Linda, Rick, Harold Wlltoon, ~tb,one, -.<lid LarldDs. 1!$TFC on a recent Suudly. live In II oo dellre. Phone llal. Phone 1f2.3'1'13. 4-II•U. . condition; Rlltotlller garden Gl'OIIo and Rolland, -.we, Automobile 200 Club at Ctnc!Do ClroiJll """"' tractor. 5 hp. J. c. Prollllt, Walter Jordan, aJunior at AleJo. wore weekend ,uosta of lllr. and natL IIUZI1. 4-1Uie lb'lira. or zaaeavUto and ,and lfr, - lad Albany. TUm lOUth at Colum. 19112 OLDS aonvertlbla •• iood ander High Schoo~ partlciPatodtn lnwrenct OWe Y0111111o P'""lnl¥• ljlaJI !lira. Charita Cllna o(; ~.. Jol'\lon and Walter. bta School lot, 4 mnes oouth. ohape, Call Muon. W . Va .. tile receot District Science Fair Qlher K111dal MALE OR FEMALE deok clerll cllmer guosta of Sundaf aeveral daya wtth Mr. and lllra. burllo vidtad Lao•·li\l· 4-17-atp 77WII8 or 773-5111'1 Iller 5 p. Mr. and Mrs. lllilard Balli over .40. Mill! be able to live AIJ'I'OM(lBILE IJISUI'&nee beell at Ohlo Unlvorsley, Atilons. - e Mrs. FIJO Jordan and lfr, Garth !iDith. m. 4-1a.3tc Mrs. WOllam Law1011 and .L ln. awly In person Oblo HoeanceDed? Loot your 01)1!1'111Mrs. Jamoo Caruthers a n d have moved to tholloillld lfier• and Mrs. Dwaine Jorden, Bryan POWELL PLANT setter with Cheryl visited her mother, Mrs. 121. Mldllleport. 4-18-«C or's UCODIO? can . . . !amill' of LoulovWe, 0,, II"'""" P-"¥ rrom Well v~ .' and Keith. water tank lor tomalool, cabo Bert Wltilrow In Bullllo, W. Vo., ELECl'RIC HEDGE trlmmm'. Ki. and lira. Haiiild 0 . " ~·~·. 8 15 lfc Linde Sllell came to tD q aoveral daya with Mr. and bage, etc. Used one JUr. a recent Sunday afternoon. ~,:·; AIJDDLE AGED woman to 011'11 cheCk dormltorlOR u she wW . Mrs. Marvin llarkl. and .... of ~ and eleetrle lawn - · 3 gas Phone tlf2.2178. ~17& Joe Gastoo of Alban,y and Steloo !an mowers. PboDe 7ft.f181 fGr two . chlldron, 5 houn I enter OhiD Unlverotey tn Sip!'"" Mr. and Mrs. Tad IIOJ'DIIII and llrs. Emeraon J~ Poni on Glllogl¥ ol Atbeo& were r• Harrlsollvllle, Bud Dqlaa. .,. lor !QOIII and lloanl. daushter• ol ColumbuJijllltoo"' !IlK\, vlallld Ethel LarldDI. bor. cent weekend guests of their COMPLETE IQ'I'CID!lN, 4-Ne Mr. and Mrs, Ill¥ Alb, David oral daya with relative• hero. Jolla Groco hal rttumad wr11t 11os 11111-K. In we of gr"""'oronts, Mr. andMrs.Farn range, refrigerator, doobta rn.mvetorana ~Ho.. lfrs. Edol stawart of !lead .. and llariM, Gabii1Dio vlaltadher , . o.lly Sentinel. l'omei'OY. Glllogl¥. slDI< and cabinelll, may be s>ltal and KIIUI7 ~·!oil .... partata, Mr, andllra. R. S. TIII'J>o vWe llld ~vid !iDith wore vial• 4-17-411! :!IOIIILE HOME, 5h!O New Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllogl,y, seen at Blue Tartan. ~17.atc er. Other gueata of tbe.Tumors · q with Pltrlcla !iDith II West tumad holnolromSt.J""'*IIo., MOOD, 11166 mndel, 2 bed· Vlckl and Bruce, Saturdi.Y . were Ill¥ Gotachall of Parlfen. Vlrllnla Unlveratv at liiOrpDo p~ rooms, carpeted llv!Dg room. and Sunday In ColumbuJ with hto burl and lfr, and Mrs. Gltll TIII'J>o 1966 INTERNATIONAL Pk*up, Laoataiiiiiii'IIPIIIIIWIIilllld Pbone Mt-2852. 4-!Ntl: sister, Mrs. Bernice McKnlaht. or and Mr. and Mrs. llllo stanas apeed, IBM International Dtmor guests or llr. and lira. with lfr, and Mrs. OlhrBabo and Mrs. Glllosl¥-dedahalr> bury. looal. w- Prince ,.... Sanlb' cu. cock. COMPLETE LUDWIG DRUM PickUp. f speed. Call tlf2.211Ml dressers conveatlon on SaturdQ. -VIolet !iDith or laWIII. ~17.atc Mr. and Mrs. JewallJoneahave and Jacklo Dean, ~. aSET, 7 piece outfit, exco!Jent Mr, and Mrs, lllrsey Jordan, Mr. and Mrs, C)J<de VanNest recalved word that their IOJ>oiJ>. once Dean, ColumbuJ, Boll Bur' .' condltlcm, call Mt-3941. Rodney, Rlckl and Ralph, Mra, law, Albert Walsh, baa been tDn and Cral& Dian, Coi•II"'NN· and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ables, 4-1Htc w-~•""' luv Acceph. Ravenswood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robert B!Ohoil md SanelY, Mrs. trlllllerred In bla ~ !llr. and Mrs. CliO' 8a¥mlll vi.. RHI Estate For Sell •. A!l'ltQUES, fllrnlture, .u.J!M, Clajr Jordn and llarllan, Mike !1'0111 Canal Winchester tD Mon.: !ted c. B. ~ c.t•JIIIhll, Clark, Mra. Ama Allon, LetArt, . ~. lfrl. R!nrlrd EARLY AMERICAN stereo. Lawson and Wroller Jordan wore pbla, Tenn. and the lamllr will Who hal- Wbut la-b lmo 1110 w. Main St., Pome1861 model stereo AM " F'M who auendedthot-H move there. proved. w. va.. Mrs. Elva Dalley, stiY.. amo,.lhoae STAMPS IVJ. t4Ue radio combination, dual opeat. OfOcera, Advlaors, Junior ~ lfr, and Mro, Larry stanaMr. and lira. Oacar Babcock eravWe, callod on Mr. Inti Mro, er oyatem. Balanee due rOMEROY - &Blat STBEBT ora Inti Parlltl Con!eronce In attopded a !lmll,y diDiar at ·the Autherson. Open P.lly 9 .to 7 bury or IIO)'tO>IdllburJ - · Forlhnt $102.18 or monthly payments - 2 story frame home, I cart Pomeroy recsotl¥. end JIIIIIIB 'of hll - 1 , Mr, 4'0111 r01tdonct at T""'or• Mr, and Mrs. RoOJid Klcld and Saturday 9 to 9 Friends bore bavelaarnadthll and Mrs, illlo stanabury and oo PlalJII. PLENTY of apace lor one trailof $5.10 per Dlonth' Call tlf2. 1'001115, bath, fronl pon:b. J..e. family of West VlrPnlao Mr. and 4-111-«e vel Lot COZI25. tl,IIOO;OO er wltll all lacl!ltlea. In Syra. 3218. Mr. Inti llrs. Fred Larldnl Mrs, Tom Burnolde of Pomeroy Herschel Foley, fDrmort, or thla &mday thO)' wert dlmer guoata euae. Call f12.31M. ~13-Ue POMEROY - EABI' MAIN - and Mr. and Mrs. Mf.ywoodJoh~>o arM, receatll' underWent illll'p1')' of Mr. and Mrs. Jerl'J' Stanabur)o wiro vldtllw lfr, and !lira. 0... WALNUT STBRl'lO radio eon- z story I room frame home, stDn called on Mr. and Mrs.'- lor 1411 IIIIPUtatlnn at Grant llo .. and dluahtor. MARKEf . lin Branche, Btlllre. pltalln Columbua, HI& roommm>o sole, IIIII otereo with radio 5 rooms and bath don. with . . f'UR~:ISHED and unfumllbed Mlln St. l'omllwy Varlall Cozart. or CoolvWevi., Walter Jordan and Mike Lawrenee Jobnoton and family. her Ia 631. combination. f apeed changer, modern' kitchen and bath, 4 . . , apartments. Cloae to school. aoo, Junior Leadll"8 or carp.,. Mrs. Louise Von Meter and !tad Nolllo Colll1. Mrs. June Jones and cbUdroo ter .Bo71 t-H Club lltiOndad 1 J,.. rooms and bath (up), garage Nicki and Mrs, Johnoton were 4 apeaker sound oyatem. Mon. . ' . Phone 1112-5434. 10.18-tlc of or Di.fto• are ll'ODdt!W Easter thly paymenta of 16, or pay In baaement, gao lumaee nlor Laader Ro1lllllll at Ohio UMIn Athens. balaDc:e $81.71. Call en=18. heat, large fronl poreh, large • .i.ARGB live room and ~ath Mr. and Mrs, Bobby Joe Wolfe vacation with her PIAI¢J0 lfr, yerolv Inn r8C01t!J, 4-IUte lot. Financing can be arrang· and fllllll¥ ol Racine Route, MilS and Mro, El• loloComaa andotl>o ,..lmenl, newly de<'oratl!d, Earl starkOJ" 1111ndod III"IIIP · er reladtta here. . furnlce heal, Pomeroy, ed. $10,000.00 Florence Schrimsher, nurse at banquet and lx>oatu' meotliW It Fuoerll aevlcoa were hold on Phone · t;.U. IF CARPETS look dull and FAIIM - 58 ACRI!8 - ON Marietta lloJPital, Mr. and Mrs. llonday of laat week It T-Ie JlarcorvWo In Gallta Count;r and drear, remove the opota aa PAVED ROAD - 1~ story 7 Chest8r Powers and oon, Flo"' wu a pat llloaklr,lfr,Starkl1 J'URNISIIED three-room apart. they appear, with Blue lAJs. room home, bath, basement, lela, and Mr. and Mro. Lawronce llethodlat Church !Dr lira. Gto1'o lo IIllO III'IIIPIIIekeipar. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gromlotl ment, bath; on South Seeand Ire. Rent electric shampooer fumace beating, bam, eblek· Jotmstoo, looal, callod on Mr. panna Pock Crabtrlo, Tl, who cllld Soturday morning 11 llhlitll'$1. BaUr Furniture. 4-~r. en house, plenty fl. water. One and Mrs. Yl,ywood Jolulatoil. and 00. vtoltad her aunt, Mra, , Ave., Middleport. Phone lfrl. tng Arms lloiPIW. &lnlvora IJ>. mne from Harrisonville. · Clljllon Ankrom In Parktrlbuq. Hilda Jack&on of ColumbUoand lloward Cecil, IIM282 . elude her hosband, J. K. CrQ. and callocl on hor imclt, !Ia'. AD..... 00 Mro, Wanda nmnel~ and two H-Ue HOUSE, 1llo Spoad Queen · two ..... Arthur and ~ krom, Who II In I hospital tberf. ,,. : . '··~~ · . . walher fiG. power lawn mow. VIRGIL TEAFORD, s.Jtama sona, Roonlo and steve, ol Col.- land, local, Inti • daughter, Mro, The)' stDPPed to Ht bll brother; buJ visited Mr, and Mro. ~ er CaD tlf2.6ll88. ~10.121p llllo Scott (Marguerite) ~ Dian G........s, Flemlnr. .,. Eqjoy our ra~U.· ~· , • ALBDI' M. COX. Jlnbr Uo carroll and lamll.Y. New llarshBeld llold. 9leloaloo route home. Cl!lcken ~ a fuJ{, llep•, pt · · Stove11 and Kevin Toolonl, twin aurvtved b.)' fDur grandson&, Ove SINGE,R PORTABLE, _. lib , ••• foocll. '< • '· _, : • . '"''f ' ~ # 4-17.atc sons ol Mr. and Mrs. Morris ' ..... new. Zig 111 equipped. run grealoiJ'ancthUdren, two Teatord oro oow well. ptke $28.82. Tenna. Phone era, WWlam ..,.t Poul Peclr, loapartment for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenca Join,. . 4-ll·tlc cal, and two alsterl, Mrs. W. E. 112 S. 5th Ave., MJMI&. oton callod on Mr. and Mrs. Cl"' The expression, 11 blue· Crabtrae OUzzlo), local, a n d The Rio Grande Is the third """· Phone 1112-5435. 4-17·11• bellied Yankee," originated · ter ol Lo!W BoW>m. longest river In the United -Mal Johnoton Mrs. Emz!J ~via (Eia!J), Parloo with Confederate aoldlerf. m ~· -~~ • Business Services •••••••••••••••• Cltallno 2 dr. automatic, jplCl tlros, radio and boater. Pomeroy Motor Co. .99 • • Pomeroy Motor Ct. I •• 0 ••••••••••••••••• I . . 59 CHEV. ••6'', 2 dr. ••• $199 . eo CheY. "8'' WII&OJI• •• $198 61 Folcoo I dr••• , •• , $100 60 Qlev, 2 dr. VII, , ,. , $395 Galaxtp 500, 4 door, V-8 qlnt, auto.II'W,.J>oWer atao"' 1963 PONTIAC · ~ ., .J ' 2sal· ·Pomeroy OP . " ~ ' , t I I ' I - �·. t.• 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want ·Ads ~~ Top Grade ilesqlts. !ieDI!nol, Pcnnoro,l"llldclloPort. 0., AprU. .968 ForS.Ie . MOtor Co. QUAIJTY Pomeroy Motor ~ . Fls......., s,lclll . &7 P)J<, 2 door, , ; , , , , .129 ,. $9 Ply. oldooi' •••••••- 1963 MERctlRY , ••• , , , • , ••• , ,· • , •• , , , , • , .$895 2 . DJor Monterey, V·8 IU10mat1e .tran&., nem w.w. tires, , white flnish. sharp and clean interior, radio aad beater. 1962 FORD •• , •• , • , , , , , • , •• , , , , , • , , • , ••$895 ' ll¥!, radio, lOOd tires, ShiiP red nniah. 1965 CHEVY D •••• e,1595 Soller $1. Cpe, V8 Ollilno, outomatlcll'ans.Newtlres, clean interin~~ rAdio and beater. ••••••••• 0 $995 OPEN EVIS. 1:00 , .M. I'CIMl!ltOY, OHIO Notice A TWO WEEK revival wiU b&' gin Sunday, April 21 at the Cburcll of God, Chester, Oblo, 7:30 p.m. each evenin&. Evangelist Rev. Wayne RDberllon ol Hamilton, Ohio: Special singing each evening. ~1tJ.1ztp For Rent I 1 ' I · ' .' lusi ess Se,YICel . .. ... ' ' •' ( . Alt....,.. 01\ WNo c ·I•' .-war. Wbf •' ' .' • . ·drive 50 lA> 100 mlleo; wbenJOurdeaf.-prl<e \ '' ' ,. ' SERVICE I ., . OPIH7TOf •. @). TERMI'I'ES SWARMING ARE re-productlves, not your '"'rker colony. Free Insoecllons and Information 011 crawl soace dani!OI'I. No saleoman, low overhead. 50 oer cent oaV!nga. Allied Pest Control. l'omerov, Ohin. Pb. 1192-51189 evenings. ~1~ THEY Uf\o ForS.1e FIRISTONII DL~ lOti . EXPBn' ' Wheel Al.lgnmeni. 5~55 ' ; NIW TRIAD ILACK'j!IAL~l • . Prtce Taa Silt sal•• m 650xl3 650xl4 70hla 700.14 750xl4 "' Sf ,.. 9JI IDJI IDJI :P.OIEROY HOlE AND ~AUTO c. --- Marine or·- . $,12.50 John W. VanMttw Hockingport, Ohio ';;;;;;;;;;;:;;;~=== tun DWARF FRUI1 TREES RED, PINK, WHITE DOGWOOD HARDY AZALEAS MAGNOLIAS $4.95 GREEN SHRUBS '""'"""llo --- ean m u.wwc --- FORSYTHIA FLOWERING ALMOND ALTIIA ' MOCK"ORAII&E WIE&fiJA 99( ThDg' Bottom I Social Notes ..... Carpenter News, Notes Mr•· --- A-• >. *· ' au Old Town Flats News - '" simon's c.eo, FIDEw C,elrlu (lult• FOOD • Slft\ON'S •-lng yo~-~ expect BUNDA..Y '*'· ... ..... ...... st~tas. ·niNNER· I ' \ ' ' ,, Carmel News By the Day .EVINRUDE TlRfS?? 16.50 ancl18.50 All Regular SiHs >;. ·'\ .,, WI/# CDAL .41 MOBILE HOME spaces, extra IHII ZIG ZAG, buttonholes, aewo LOGAN FIRE II SAFF""' ,41 large 100 loot lots to set •our on buttons, monograms, fan· A3 · EQUIPMENT. and oer· mobUe home. Good location cy designs, etc. Sews easy. vice, Pomeroy, Ohio, RD S, 11.11 A3 wllh or without natural RU. One dial doea It all. Pay off 610xl5 liM .4'1 opeclal prices on extingulsJ>. Plut Rocippolllo lxcho... IZO a month. Velma G. ZooGUN SHOOT, Sunday, AprU 21 balance due 8 payments ol era for boats, trailers a n d Noll-~ Guoro- ·. . -GUARANrEiDpan, Muon, W. Va. Plume beglnnlng at noon at the $&.15 each. Phone 99S-11685. homes. ))wight Logan 773-5750. ~111-Sotp Forked Run SportlrDaD Club. 4-ll·lfe 31121, Cbarleo MarsbeU an. l!lvery0110 Is welcome. 8384, Mu Eichinger 119USZ6. ~17""= NICE PRIVATE traDer space. USED PIANOS. THREE EX· Lawrence Eblin tlf2.562f, Every conveplence. New Ha· TRA NICE, re-conditioned up~ ven, W. Va. 'Phone 882-:1852. WILL DO sewing at home: ziJ> right planoa. Also other pi· 4-17~ pen, poeteta, pegging, hear anos from 139.95 up. Free deC. BRADFORD SAL&~ AND_SERVICE N~ Su!IIIIY WI• Ovala big, olteratlOJUJ, etA!. Mn. livery. Call 742-4211. ~1f.4tc AUCTIONEER GUAIIANTEED Fnddle Thabet, Maaon, boat F"r Sale c.mplete &miCe llconae Pbolle '1'13-5651. 3-JMO!p 50X10 MOBILE homo, 1164 mo- $1 PER MONTH rental soli ID· Write, ftne or (loDIIol eecu ctrcle,Pornaw,raetered water. Contact BUI Buclt, del, coppertono kitchen, two Crill Jlradfotll 1¥ vialted at the home ·BAND at Jade's Club, Hanpy bedrooms, carpet In living Rutland. Also II< ton paneled Raelae. Oldo Circle. . Valley Boys, Friday and Sat. truck, heavy duty, cheap. I 1 tic room. Phone tlf2.2619. ~7·121c Mr. and Mrs.lllchlrll Lolli ond .. urday 8 to 2 a.m. ~18-2tc 4-lf.«c cbUdran, Columbue, llrt.lllflabt FOR CUSIDON COMP'OR'I' AIR C:ONDmONING Refrlpr. SwlflatDIIo Columbua, lllrs. Fern BAND every Friday from 9 Knapp Shoes, Clllfs ShOe Re- ELECTRIC FENCER, rodo, In- atlon oervlce. Jack's Relrtg. Stansburf, -JoliDFon,. o l 992-2788 NOTICI OF ILICTION ON TAX PHON&G674370 p.m. to 2 a.m. "Best band sulators, wire and barb wire, pair, Middleport. ~ eratloo, New Haven. hone LIYV IN IXCIIt o• Talli viallod wltil tho Robert Lao In the area". Shenang Springs TIN MILL LIMITAnOH good condition. Reasonable. lllUIJ79, f 8 tie lly and BaliJh Lao OVIf I flllllll NOTICE 11 hereb)' ILYeD tha\ In Nile Club. ~18-tl< FOUR ROOM house, bath, Phone 1192-59117. 4-1f.«c punuanc• of a Rllalu.Uon of the .. CUESI:ER. 0, 98Hl41 w-d. H~;~ard. of EliueaUon ol. the Southern Mr. and lfra. Ralph Rolli and basement, garage. Two year READY • MIX c:onmta dellv· Lou! SC:hool Dllltid, Jlel.p CGllD'f· S~7 GUN SIIOOI'. Sunday, April 21, JAMES FRY property on Mid· Oillo paated on l.be ltlh da)' of d&utiiJier ol Bactne and lllr. aad ered right to your proJect. old bome. Pbone 1112-ZCI. Marth, JH8 , Utne wiD M aubmltte« 12 noon to 4 p.m.. Racin&dleport Hill. Phone 74U813. Mrs. Warr., Roae, loool, callad J.D.II• Faat and euy. Free fd. lo 1 vote of' Uae people of ta6d 4-1f.«c mates. Phone tlf2.32lf, Goe&· School Dt1trtc:t al a 8PIC1AL a.ICC· Basban Rd.. soonsored by Ha· at the hom& ol Batll·Van Motor TION lo be hell! In the Southern Locine Fire Dept. Hams, bacon POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Tey Ieln Ready • Mix Co., Middle. u! School DtaU'Iet. Oh.lo at Ole Nl• a r1111111 lbldQ' ovtallW• plaea of votiDJ thereln, on and two \1 bop. ~1""" Laura Clrele of Dorcaa called 8 30 tie ular miniature. and up. stud 19117 HONDA, 300 Dream, 1500 port, Ohio. T11M4aY, the 7th da1 ol liar JMB, miles, wlndohleld and helmet, on Mo..,. Clrclo 1 reciiii....WV. the que1Uon of JevylNI. Jn euen ol aervlee and grooming. Pbooe the t.en mW llmltaUon.. for the beM• Mr. and ...... llalvln Clrcla and . good condition, caD IIIU108 HAPPY HOUR. 9henang Springs 911U443. II 3 tie BUDGET PRICE !umllure on f,t o• Southern Local School DI.Jtrlct [or the purpoH ol Cllrrent &xpens.. Nile Club, 5 to 8 p.m. MOllMason. ~lf.41p dlu&hter of Columbuoi!Penll-' our third floor budget shop. Said. liX belnll: u. ad.dltlanlll taa urdo1 nl&ht with Mary _Clrcla. day thru Friday. Lldloo night COAL, heavy, lumo stoker, egq Baker Furniture. :Middleport, of !Hll ml1111 to run lor • eontlmled period. conditiO!!. Jfarlarlt Am carloton and every Friday. u.tfc and mine run. Excelsior Salt 1941 LARK. Good Ohio. ? 2S tie •l a rat.e not ueeedirll 5~ mUll 100, Patrick, BIIQ' Van Miler and 1411for each one dollar of valuation Works, Inc., ·E. Main st., Po- Good tires4150. which a maunt.l lo MJ·flve eentl Eunle llrlnlcBr spent 1 Sllurdrtf ~1f.«c SEWING PENNV - ONE 19411 PENNY meroy. Phone 1f2.1811. 1Utfe 42'll MACHINES. malr fo r e11ch on e hundred dollart~ of nl· u.ailon, for a c011UnuH ptdotlwill pay !w a brUe adjult· even~nt~ot tile hoiDI or llfiDservice. an mal<es. WY 11 ne .-oWl for •"d ElKbOU wlll be ,w' v.. Burial ... ht ' ment at Pomeroy Home !t WILL YOU mAke a lair offer 10 PAYMEN'rS of $5 or Ml 2214. 'nle Fabric Shop, Pour '1!!;open ' llltlllllfftlld!Y'Ib Pome.w. --. ' 11t 6 :30 o'cloet A.ll. and re• TOJJl>IO Clmstlcylollawillg IOI'Vopen until 6:30 o'clO<:k P .M. Aato. 1·7-lft caah. Must sen 1Htl aewlng on dealrable ten year old eroy. Authorized Singer Sales 1n1in Eutern Sl11nd.1td Time of 11aJcl ell.)' . cies conducted by Rev. 0 1 c a r By orau of the Board of machine. fully eQuioped to houae on Rt. 412, In Cllllon. and Service. We Sharpen EJecUollll ol lllelp County, Ohio Kinli· zl~ zag, make buttonholes, Sli nice 1'001111 and both. Sel_... 3-!11-tfc Belatlves rrom a distance here IMMITT I. WILL Auction IIUon, w. Vo., ware over• C11111nna• basement separated to 8 sew on buttons, etc.. live lor Mr a. Crabtree'a !UDoral U.. SATURDAY. APRIL II. 11 a. DOROTHY M. JOtiNITOM months old. Guaranteed. Call EXPERT Motorcycle Repair, eluded Mr. and Mro, Max Crabo Mrs. Jantce Yo0111 entertained guesta of llr, and !Ia'~ Hank rooms and We shower, l2xll m. 3\1 mneo east of Sbade, Dated AprU 10, 1801 911M838. 4-111-«e trae and granddausllter, Vrolorte wllh a dinner holllrinl Ernoltlne Holter. IIIII. Two lots 51111110 each Pomeroy Home and Auto. Ohio. 011 townoh!o road No. 4·Ui; ...18; t-111; B-3 Grace SolD wu a pltillll at 11$'1'FC VInson, Hazel Park, Mich., Mrs. llajoman oo her blrtlldoJ. Elvie l"eneed In privacy, All kinds 10. comulelo boulehold and Nalle Cot>10l' and llemer ThoJrC>o ~ Long Run, was aloo a camden Clark lloiPital 1or """ of fruit trees. Inquire at TAitE OVER novmenll. atoreo large amount of mlscellaJI. era! days. son of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. guell1o Blanche Compoon In Cllllon, walnut conoole. 'nke new. BSR EXPERT ENGINE TUNE UP, eouo Items. Lunch avaDable. Mr. and Mrs. Tom~and Mrs. Laona Babcock andLaoiO f aneed chanor, mulll~le 'Uii plus parts II needed, NtckoiU Lozano, Cbarleoton, W. W. VI. 4-1Millc Mr. and Mrs. Bm Snow. own· dou&bter• llld Marr Pierce ...... va., Mr. and Mrs. Emzle Davio Massar wore weekend peata of speakers. Balanee 188.93 or Ponwoy Home II Auto. ers. MeCoy's Auction Servtee, potao(Mr.andlfrS.GQJ and Mrs.llltltertneFe~VofParloo tho David - · · Ill ~· 16.11 per month. Phone Aucll. ~!Uic MUELLER FORCED air fur. Ha;rman. erabuJ'i, W. Va., Inti Mrs. VIr- Plains and carad lor the lila•' ~1~ nace, f yem old, 125,1110 • . Mr. and Mrs. LawrenceBowm ginia Townaend, Paul Hlllll')', &,. clqhter, llai')'Loulae,wldlollr. Boa;y Loudenandfamllyofa. BTU. Complete with duet FAST FARM TIRE SERVICE. and 1111111¥ ol Athena visited hor ahlre villtedllr.andllra. Dorlll · and llrs. Blat onci Mr.andlfra, sin ond llariY ol Gal.,.. "'"'" Wanted FORD JUBILEE tra<tor, good Pomeroy Home and Auto. -':, regiltm and thermoParonta. lfr, and Mrs. Alvalla&>O WOMAN FOR ~. May Mra. Poul bbell, Linda, Rick, Harold Wlltoon, ~tb,one, -.<lid LarldDs. 1!$TFC on a recent Suudly. live In II oo dellre. Phone llal. Phone 1f2.3'1'13. 4-II•U. . condition; Rlltotlller garden Gl'OIIo and Rolland, -.we, Automobile 200 Club at Ctnc!Do ClroiJll """"' tractor. 5 hp. J. c. Prollllt, Walter Jordan, aJunior at AleJo. wore weekend ,uosta of lllr. and natL IIUZI1. 4-1Uie lb'lira. or zaaeavUto and ,and lfr, - lad Albany. TUm lOUth at Colum. 19112 OLDS aonvertlbla •• iood ander High Schoo~ partlciPatodtn lnwrenct OWe Y0111111o P'""lnl¥• ljlaJI !lira. Charita Cllna o(; ~.. Jol'\lon and Walter. bta School lot, 4 mnes oouth. ohape, Call Muon. W . Va .. tile receot District Science Fair Qlher K111dal MALE OR FEMALE deok clerll cllmer guosta of Sundaf aeveral daya wtth Mr. and lllra. burllo vidtad Lao•·li\l· 4-17-atp 77WII8 or 773-5111'1 Iller 5 p. Mr. and Mrs. lllilard Balli over .40. Mill! be able to live AIJ'I'OM(lBILE IJISUI'&nee beell at Ohlo Unlvorsley, Atilons. - e Mrs. FIJO Jordan and lfr, Garth !iDith. m. 4-1a.3tc Mrs. WOllam Law1011 and .L ln. awly In person Oblo HoeanceDed? Loot your 01)1!1'111Mrs. Jamoo Caruthers a n d have moved to tholloillld lfier• and Mrs. Dwaine Jorden, Bryan POWELL PLANT setter with Cheryl visited her mother, Mrs. 121. Mldllleport. 4-18-«C or's UCODIO? can . . . !amill' of LoulovWe, 0,, II"'""" P-"¥ rrom Well v~ .' and Keith. water tank lor tomalool, cabo Bert Wltilrow In Bullllo, W. Vo., ELECl'RIC HEDGE trlmmm'. Ki. and lira. Haiiild 0 . " ~·~·. 8 15 lfc Linde Sllell came to tD q aoveral daya with Mr. and bage, etc. Used one JUr. a recent Sunday afternoon. ~,:·; AIJDDLE AGED woman to 011'11 cheCk dormltorlOR u she wW . Mrs. Marvin llarkl. and .... of ~ and eleetrle lawn - · 3 gas Phone tlf2.2178. ~17& Joe Gastoo of Alban,y and Steloo !an mowers. PboDe 7ft.f181 fGr two . chlldron, 5 houn I enter OhiD Unlverotey tn Sip!'"" Mr. and Mrs. Tad IIOJ'DIIII and llrs. Emeraon J~ Poni on Glllogl¥ ol Atbeo& were r• Harrlsollvllle, Bud Dqlaa. .,. lor !QOIII and lloanl. daushter• ol ColumbuJijllltoo"' !IlK\, vlallld Ethel LarldDI. bor. cent weekend guests of their COMPLETE IQ'I'CID!lN, 4-Ne Mr. and Mrs, Ill¥ Alb, David oral daya with relative• hero. Jolla Groco hal rttumad wr11t 11os 11111-K. In we of gr"""'oronts, Mr. andMrs.Farn range, refrigerator, doobta rn.mvetorana ~Ho.. lfrs. Edol stawart of !lead .. and llariM, Gabii1Dio vlaltadher , . o.lly Sentinel. l'omei'OY. Glllogl¥. slDI< and cabinelll, may be s>ltal and KIIUI7 ~·!oil .... partata, Mr, andllra. R. S. TIII'J>o vWe llld ~vid !iDith wore vial• 4-17-411! :!IOIIILE HOME, 5h!O New Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glllogl,y, seen at Blue Tartan. ~17.atc er. Other gueata of tbe.Tumors · q with Pltrlcla !iDith II West tumad holnolromSt.J""'*IIo., MOOD, 11166 mndel, 2 bed· Vlckl and Bruce, Saturdi.Y . were Ill¥ Gotachall of Parlfen. Vlrllnla Unlveratv at liiOrpDo p~ rooms, carpeted llv!Dg room. and Sunday In ColumbuJ with hto burl and lfr, and Mrs. Gltll TIII'J>o 1966 INTERNATIONAL Pk*up, Laoataiiiiiii'IIPIIIIIWIIilllld Pbone Mt-2852. 4-!Ntl: sister, Mrs. Bernice McKnlaht. or and Mr. and Mrs. llllo stanas apeed, IBM International Dtmor guests or llr. and lira. with lfr, and Mrs. OlhrBabo and Mrs. Glllosl¥-dedahalr> bury. looal. w- Prince ,.... Sanlb' cu. cock. COMPLETE LUDWIG DRUM PickUp. f speed. Call tlf2.211Ml dressers conveatlon on SaturdQ. -VIolet !iDith or laWIII. ~17.atc Mr. and Mrs. JewallJoneahave and Jacklo Dean, ~. aSET, 7 piece outfit, exco!Jent Mr, and Mrs, lllrsey Jordan, Mr. and Mrs, C)J<de VanNest recalved word that their IOJ>oiJ>. once Dean, ColumbuJ, Boll Bur' .' condltlcm, call Mt-3941. Rodney, Rlckl and Ralph, Mra, law, Albert Walsh, baa been tDn and Cral& Dian, Coi•II"'NN· and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ables, 4-1Htc w-~•""' luv Acceph. Ravenswood, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robert B!Ohoil md SanelY, Mrs. trlllllerred In bla ~ !llr. and Mrs. CliO' 8a¥mlll vi.. RHI Estate For Sell •. A!l'ltQUES, fllrnlture, .u.J!M, Clajr Jordn and llarllan, Mike !1'0111 Canal Winchester tD Mon.: !ted c. B. ~ c.t•JIIIhll, Clark, Mra. Ama Allon, LetArt, . ~. lfrl. R!nrlrd EARLY AMERICAN stereo. Lawson and Wroller Jordan wore pbla, Tenn. and the lamllr will Who hal- Wbut la-b lmo 1110 w. Main St., Pome1861 model stereo AM " F'M who auendedthot-H move there. proved. w. va.. Mrs. Elva Dalley, stiY.. amo,.lhoae STAMPS IVJ. t4Ue radio combination, dual opeat. OfOcera, Advlaors, Junior ~ lfr, and Mro, Larry stanaMr. and lira. Oacar Babcock eravWe, callod on Mr. Inti Mro, er oyatem. Balanee due rOMEROY - &Blat STBEBT ora Inti Parlltl Con!eronce In attopded a !lmll,y diDiar at ·the Autherson. Open P.lly 9 .to 7 bury or IIO)'tO>IdllburJ - · Forlhnt $102.18 or monthly payments - 2 story frame home, I cart Pomeroy recsotl¥. end JIIIIIIB 'of hll - 1 , Mr, 4'0111 r01tdonct at T""'or• Mr, and Mrs. RoOJid Klcld and Saturday 9 to 9 Friends bore bavelaarnadthll and Mrs, illlo stanabury and oo PlalJII. PLENTY of apace lor one trailof $5.10 per Dlonth' Call tlf2. 1'001115, bath, fronl pon:b. J..e. family of West VlrPnlao Mr. and 4-111-«e vel Lot COZI25. tl,IIOO;OO er wltll all lacl!ltlea. In Syra. 3218. Mr. Inti llrs. Fred Larldnl Mrs, Tom Burnolde of Pomeroy Herschel Foley, fDrmort, or thla &mday thO)' wert dlmer guoata euae. Call f12.31M. ~13-Ue POMEROY - EABI' MAIN - and Mr. and Mrs. Mf.ywoodJoh~>o arM, receatll' underWent illll'p1')' of Mr. and Mrs. Jerl'J' Stanabur)o wiro vldtllw lfr, and !lira. 0... WALNUT STBRl'lO radio eon- z story I room frame home, stDn called on Mr. and Mrs.'- lor 1411 IIIIPUtatlnn at Grant llo .. and dluahtor. MARKEf . lin Branche, Btlllre. pltalln Columbua, HI& roommm>o sole, IIIII otereo with radio 5 rooms and bath don. with . . f'UR~:ISHED and unfumllbed Mlln St. l'omllwy Varlall Cozart. or CoolvWevi., Walter Jordan and Mike Lawrenee Jobnoton and family. her Ia 631. combination. f apeed changer, modern' kitchen and bath, 4 . . , apartments. Cloae to school. aoo, Junior Leadll"8 or carp.,. Mrs. Louise Von Meter and !tad Nolllo Colll1. Mrs. June Jones and cbUdroo ter .Bo71 t-H Club lltiOndad 1 J,.. rooms and bath (up), garage Nicki and Mrs, Johnoton were 4 apeaker sound oyatem. Mon. . ' . Phone 1112-5434. 10.18-tlc of or Di.fto• are ll'ODdt!W Easter thly paymenta of 16, or pay In baaement, gao lumaee nlor Laader Ro1lllllll at Ohio UMIn Athens. balaDc:e $81.71. Call en=18. heat, large fronl poreh, large • .i.ARGB live room and ~ath Mr. and Mrs, Bobby Joe Wolfe vacation with her PIAI¢J0 lfr, yerolv Inn r8C01t!J, 4-IUte lot. Financing can be arrang· and fllllll¥ ol Racine Route, MilS and Mro, El• loloComaa andotl>o ,..lmenl, newly de<'oratl!d, Earl starkOJ" 1111ndod III"IIIP · er reladtta here. . furnlce heal, Pomeroy, ed. $10,000.00 Florence Schrimsher, nurse at banquet and lx>oatu' meotliW It Fuoerll aevlcoa were hold on Phone · t;.U. IF CARPETS look dull and FAIIM - 58 ACRI!8 - ON Marietta lloJPital, Mr. and Mrs. llonday of laat week It T-Ie JlarcorvWo In Gallta Count;r and drear, remove the opota aa PAVED ROAD - 1~ story 7 Chest8r Powers and oon, Flo"' wu a pat llloaklr,lfr,Starkl1 J'URNISIIED three-room apart. they appear, with Blue lAJs. room home, bath, basement, lela, and Mr. and Mro. Lawronce llethodlat Church !Dr lira. Gto1'o lo IIllO III'IIIPIIIekeipar. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gromlotl ment, bath; on South Seeand Ire. Rent electric shampooer fumace beating, bam, eblek· Jotmstoo, looal, callod on Mr. panna Pock Crabtrlo, Tl, who cllld Soturday morning 11 llhlitll'$1. BaUr Furniture. 4-~r. en house, plenty fl. water. One and Mrs. Yl,ywood Jolulatoil. and 00. vtoltad her aunt, Mra, , Ave., Middleport. Phone lfrl. tng Arms lloiPIW. &lnlvora IJ>. mne from Harrisonville. · Clljllon Ankrom In Parktrlbuq. Hilda Jack&on of ColumbUoand lloward Cecil, IIM282 . elude her hosband, J. K. CrQ. and callocl on hor imclt, !Ia'. AD..... 00 Mro, Wanda nmnel~ and two H-Ue HOUSE, 1llo Spoad Queen · two ..... Arthur and ~ krom, Who II In I hospital tberf. ,,. : . '··~~ · . . walher fiG. power lawn mow. VIRGIL TEAFORD, s.Jtama sona, Roonlo and steve, ol Col.- land, local, Inti • daughter, Mro, The)' stDPPed to Ht bll brother; buJ visited Mr, and Mro. ~ er CaD tlf2.6ll88. ~10.121p llllo Scott (Marguerite) ~ Dian G........s, Flemlnr. .,. Eqjoy our ra~U.· ~· , • ALBDI' M. COX. Jlnbr Uo carroll and lamll.Y. New llarshBeld llold. 9leloaloo route home. Cl!lcken ~ a fuJ{, llep•, pt · · Stove11 and Kevin Toolonl, twin aurvtved b.)' fDur grandson&, Ove SINGE,R PORTABLE, _. lib , ••• foocll. '< • '· _, : • . '"''f ' ~ # 4-17.atc sons ol Mr. and Mrs. Morris ' ..... new. Zig 111 equipped. run grealoiJ'ancthUdren, two Teatord oro oow well. ptke $28.82. Tenna. Phone era, WWlam ..,.t Poul Peclr, loapartment for Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenca Join,. . 4-ll·tlc cal, and two alsterl, Mrs. W. E. 112 S. 5th Ave., MJMI&. oton callod on Mr. and Mrs. Cl"' The expression, 11 blue· Crabtrae OUzzlo), local, a n d The Rio Grande Is the third """· Phone 1112-5435. 4-17·11• bellied Yankee," originated · ter ol Lo!W BoW>m. longest river In the United -Mal Johnoton Mrs. Emz!J ~via (Eia!J), Parloo with Confederate aoldlerf. m ~· -~~ • Business Services •••••••••••••••• Cltallno 2 dr. automatic, jplCl tlros, radio and boater. Pomeroy Motor Co. .99 • • Pomeroy Motor Ct. I •• 0 ••••••••••••••••• I . . 59 CHEV. ••6'', 2 dr. ••• $199 . eo CheY. "8'' WII&OJI• •• $198 61 Folcoo I dr••• , •• , $100 60 Qlev, 2 dr. VII, , ,. , $395 Galaxtp 500, 4 door, V-8 qlnt, auto.II'W,.J>oWer atao"' 1963 PONTIAC · ~ ., .J ' 2sal· ·Pomeroy OP . " ~ ' , t I I ' I - �Pomer~y.. ; Perscmal ' ; ~ =~~~~· trtplelti .con cauoe loti or tl!"t•ent 011 W • 11- · . • , Edter was co ...,<Cidon. and nollb~ '""' "11,'UI!c'"'!': ' aftd,SIJn smith. . I • 10 I!Pend tho hollda.l' with tho wera· Mn. Smith•• .Pireatlt llr. IDd Kl-1. , 111'011' lor holldo.Y ,......... wen ..... and sts~. llr. and llrl. J. ](. Prenttet of the ~cy. groll' began Euter mornlllg by IIIOIIdlna <hurd! fDattber, lORI In the choir CODlPOSed of 28 mole >Otcoa, and Keiii\Y """' •• Ill aco~e. By the Wll'. lite Smiths bave added I!Nllher member to I h e family - a Slameae cat. The cat wao a giR to KOIIIY, ,hlo refor piling an A In Eng~ ' lllh lor the !trot ...,.,.,,, Wird to recuperaltq !rom lllrltll' at Tripier Hoopltol ID -illu. He Ollliecl• to be at the booplt.. 111 another week. Bobby, who to with the u. S. Navy, will be comtna home Ole middle of MI.Y, FollOwtq h 1 1 IT'S NOT EVERYONE who hao leave, he will be &lvea aome.adtralnlq In pn!lllrltlool aa caudderate a son..J.nJaw and dltional lor going to VI...,. In Jllly. ciaual>ter as Mr. and Mrs. Karl Tho same week Bobby had bla Qweo. When Mr. ond Mrs. Jack Bow- ourgoey tn Honolillu, hla moll>er . ~Utili ot\*' and 1111. lilritio were l(r, 11111 Mn. JICk Cromer and cllil"""' J"'ldi :oat ipil 'Donn7 of lllrlool aaci ..... .aDil Mri. Rlch111'11 .Struble and chDdrtoo Gordon, Q>u&laa, llrJID ond Lori o1 CarrolL Mr. and llrl. Adolph Gnoeaer and daugb~, Conton, and 111'1. Clara NcMaoter or Athens were Easter wolkeod.goielllo or Mrs. . llrl. lfaey WhljJpleloroc..,... ollqr from 1 corollll')' attack. li1o baa - conllned 10 Holzer .••• 4-H Club HAMIUSH BAY" Hugh O'Brian Mickey Rooney .... 'TONIGHT .... aATUlDAY ADril1a.IO "GAAHII Pllll" tTeehnkolor) JamM Gelber Era lla'le Salol COt.CMCAR,_ .._ .. t.~ ... Dyer, vice .President; Joy Whit~tt secretary; Joy HQea. treasurer; Joy Sluer, reereatlon 1~ er: Mary Ruth SIUJr. uwa re(lOl'ler; lleglna Harrilon, health cbalnnan; and Elaine lllmlbllri, salelf chairman. So\'10 members of the clulj accomPIDIOd by Harold Souer and Mro. wnue o,er attended tho receat omcen and member• "'H conference. NOll meedlw wW be hald 11 2 P.m. Soturdsy It the homL •'· ··· ·" .• ... School Talent Show Will be Held Saturday MASON - 'llte MIDI Grode Scbool PTA Taleot ahow -,IU be held on Soturdsy, April 20th at 7 p.m. at Wabama Hlp School. Foa- will be acrobatics, lolk dancing, otnglng, vocal and lnst......-1 ooloa, andlldulti!POclala. The (d>lle to cordially IDvlted. Admlaalon wW be 50 cenll lor lldulto, ond 25 canto lor <lltldreo. ·: • orBUILDI.· A tHIS etthl~-- · ~ 0 ,J..---:,j~-~ ot unnecessio red tape and'11igh coStS- EOf R&j' ·Tucker reports lhat the C(IICOialon Bland will be open. sood attendBllce Ia uriiOCL Dale A. l'helpo, 71, orwsyneoburl, Pa., Rt. 1, died at 8;20 p.m. 'llturado,y, April 11, at the Groene coont.Y llemorlal Hospital followtna an lllnc11 of two year a. He .... liorn JIIIIUII')' 9i 1887. at Lanpvllle, Ohio, only - or the late lleoole DBlOJ l'helpo and llerloa Phelpa. He merrled lfaey llenlll' Phelps, wbo aur. vtve1. He wa• • Jneii'Mr of the Lanpvllle Cbriallan CbiD'cb, Langovllle. &lrvlviDg In addition to hla wUe are three 11111, Delver. Woodlawn, Cal., andBIII3ondEIIboth -of llanollald, Ohio; seven graadChllldren, and llstel'l, lira. stuleJO ()'loaale) Ph!Wpo, Lolan. (Jdo; Mrs. Alpha '$Jvtre) Barr, l..anB4YW•. and Mro. l!onald ·Qiol'll)1111lo of I!IJnden. Two olsteto ere dtceal!ed. Hi was a veteran of. World War ~ a lllOJ1lber of Fller.&ullek American Lqlon pool No. 95t of Jel!er- ond UIIWA U>clll6151, llalher, Pl. 0 Funeral 1181'¥1cea were h ol d MooidoJ II 1 p.m. In tho Luuo and Bebm Funeral llomo at .Jel. fer- Pa. Graveside-.mllllary. r!IAi• ...,..wi"Uar.Sodlek Amer-· lean Loibl I'Uit, and lalermeat wasta Greene Counb' - . 1 Park. C~ TOIIWr The WUIJng Workorl wW moot on ~U U, It 7:30 p,Di. II thO of llrl. U -~~ · · Member Federal Re...rie SytlteJD • Membf:r FDIC . '. ' I. ' · ,' . . Accounh Insured Up 'i'a $15,GOI) UJ+' ' T ' I j '' • fodor'ol Depaslt ln&uronCl! ~.....,. ; I . r~· lJiJ '·'-""·~:~· ~ ,•, ({' 0M'!ftf!UDAYNIGHT$ ,~~ta7:00 , t<t + up ' - ,,.s, ' SLACkS; 7. . 1f,e lmm~ al,rpOrt vi<IDI\1'. ; , ·owhldldelermtne Lend .H!Jllred lor a_..,. '•aimp mater- eouJI\r airport must be Oll!led A'flatl411'~<fA.!> 4 ~-- ·· ,(Continued on Pa&oo.21 ' .. 0. ., ~'- •• ' .. ' THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1968 PRicE 10 CENTS GALLIPOLJ:S.PT. PLEASANT Mock UN at Rio ' RIO GRANDE - United Nitlono Week wiU bo ol1oorvecllhls week at Rio Grande Collep. Rep.. reaent.otlns of live rorel&D countries to the United Nations In New York wW spoalt at Mock UN ~eaaicl'la on campus. • Speakers Include representative• of the laraal and PaklconiRiiateo on llondsy In Commimlt;y Hall, al1:40 p.m. · Tuoldsy, B. S. Bedl, tnrormation o!ncer In the Indian ForeiiP! Service, and G. Hibblelhewatla, or Great Britain, will I!Peak at a momlq program In Communlt;y Hall, beldnnlna at 9;40. PIII'I'ING ONE AWAY - John Tannehill, lllddliiiOrt, 1$dltio in011'o table tennis cbaml>lon, Put• the ball awsy with a herd drive In a recent Ollbll>ltl<in It Logan. He wW be,a 1(11081 o1 Lions ClUb Tuelda.l' evening at a Fatller and Soli · l!,place¥~11 Cllurch pariah houll and alve It With Btl!~~!!'~ .VJntbn Co!m~J hla!l ·•TiluillljllJ:;I!Ji!,.., .~ Pit11o<ID i>lllo rocontlf wao IIOIQiria!.cl, · Hall or Flino. LIQp Ral»h Graveo· year.old ....!~ .. More tbaD 200 hlp acboDI stu- dents !rom 16 arealiillll f<hooto are expected·.to 111\11114 tile .Goooral AooellliiJ1 ....... ·or •I h e Mock UN Thurldsy beglni!log at 9 a.m., In Commualt;y Hall . . The main question to be debat- Pel'lllllllent Arab Stat01 Delegation to the United Nations. He Is the oentor stall member of the . delo&etl.on ond amemborllfl.llltecl Arab Republic delegation to the UN. The orgontzallon or the -k' 1 events to being arranged b.!- lite ed and voted on at the 1bursInternational Retatlools clltso al do,y Mock UN aesalon Ia whether or oot Red Chi- Rio Grande Collep, under dina ahould be permitted to the rection of J. Slerman POrter, United Nations In place of reJ>- assistant proresaor o( political reseatattvea or the government science at Rio Grande College. The Mock UN Is also made poaunder Cbalng Kal.&ek. Laboeen BasMor will spoalt stble throul!llthe oupport of Robat the Mock YN session on Frl ~ ert Enloe, president of "UN,: day aa a representative of tbe We .Believe" organizaUon in New York. EDA Grant Approved' I GALLIPOLIS- C<llg. Clerence ol lllo existing dam and treat.. ..., . "Without the Interest and work 1!. lllller aiid Sen. Stephen ](. mont plant, a 0011 auxtUa:ry In- ol. an active and concerned local \ CHAIILEil HAYMAN, righ4 lo&>erlntlndont of the SootbmlLoca!Scboolllltr!ot, co~ YOilllfl Soturda¥ IIIIIIOWICOd ap- take, ond el!lenaton orllneo. cttizORI')', this project could not Larry HoUon,•Soutbern Hlllh School Jwdor at Racine, lor hieing- oalected to roclivelha State i\'I'OI'al ol a $176,000 Ec<l1lomlc 'jbe sewer JII'Oiect will Include hive become a reallt;y." Future Farmer's or Amertca Degree. Looking on Is Bob AnderBOD, lli'Orvlsor of tho FFA II tho ~lcf!!leO\ . , A~(I!OI! extenalon of collectlonllnes, new 'llte apprOVal or this projoct .-.., .:..t 1~ • ., Racine school. · aront 16 the Villlllt 6i lllo Ioree lilalno, Jlfl .otations and a wm, permit the expanalon proo:;r..do rOr lite Olllil!lllnn of'11tt trea~laclltt;y. gram of Rio Grande College to ' vttlaae'• wator ind'HWage 01'8- Tutai cost 0! )be F"iOcl Is proceed as plamed. Um!, .• ,,.,, .J~~'·•·"'~, ,., .U..5:,;~-" The COJ!I""!t!!JI'. T!.lll..- ....ltiUnti~,II!Jj by 1871, ' • ' -W .fl. ![ The water pra,ieW /llll)l'OYed ~de llll\khiJIJ lUnda to com- the collop• a eprollment wW In· ~~~~-- v,, ~.. ,J» ,,.; ~· ~rilii.Y 'eollli.llJ:~ Iii~~? Pub thi uiicrtrtatdJlg, .. ,.~ crease from 8QO .to 1,500 Btu.. ·~RACINE"~:.:.-.:·~ ~~~ ~~50Ch~;~~ '"-~- -. ~~ ~~-- r"-4 ., · I · . 'llte """!l"•l!llilan an<!. ~~.' dents. Durlna lhla·tlme, lite col- ~.iuntor at Southern' IBI!h Scbool FFA Coc!vonitoii being bald lA 'ille ......, ltlt Racine flir the <,. I.. !P'al~ lOcal of!lclala lor their lop wiU add an addltlollal ' 90 bore and aon of Mr. ond Mrs. COluinbuo. ~ oorly Frldl,y alter•11ne Job" Ia plltina Ill• proJect permanent lacolt;y or ........ Edlaon Hollm, Minersville Route Ac~ the Soolhern ,_ "''Il raiumed eorb- ladoJ. ltiJatllr; !llerll! lld>ert. ,c, liar- to&ed!er· lllller said: , demlc peraonnet. 1, ~ became tho first Junlnr fD Colwnbuo to -conOa 111 awanlo tonbaoh, iecortle!' ~~ ElSouthern · Hlllh Scbool student vent!.., event• were niDe mom- bell4* wao belt!. " - tho Robaon, ~reBsur•lneum- V,... • . . ~·t £' . D alnce 1961 to receive the Ohio bert ~'tho -em IBI!h School ~to Frjdsy at tho 1 FlltloreFermeroorAmericalle- FFA, •Ifl•lr advloor, Bob An- Bollon w;:•lns St V'F' ... De'Hree ' a te· ,{', , .p-•-. _ ., __;,.,;. ' ond ' land .......... .. ..'$4,.. . 0. 1'S 80 d =rd~~~: ~HJn-, e . LOntestant ln rageant w. Our•, ~~ D ~':F•Ire .LAJSS •"'" - ..... •. • • Lldltl Of~· ~ q.trch llilbert Clark, Ha~d G. .JI9Uoh WSCS .....,..... the lllnef ..,_ and lld>ert. Wlngilt; Cion It per. ~ Of candldales eoort Incumbent EYob'n Lud<t b7 DIIM~ It cer-rtl DI- ond Porllond pe~;' cOini\>IIIM ,..,....,!,ol »1pr Dr-, Clarbert Price foJioilod. R~clli Clildl4ale• fii'ONDI once· G, La,....,.,. ond JaM. Lewand llllkllll tolko 01: being lilao- ..., ·, . . duced· wore .'Qaldljf c. Colllnl, . A letter WI& read ~ baIn~ tBih:, dloiricl stale ~ 1'011¢1U,can . state r'l"' . ' · · GALLIPOLIS- Fire bumlllll out Or .J>l!llr'>l whllllllremon IJ'· riVed itestrwed a larp barn oimea by Geor£0 w. Stlwer, lit ~.-• """''•• on ..., a.iaYIII,e -.,.,· Rd., be)'ond the' GlllliPOtla !llrbie re-Uv~ JlalPt Y(ell<O!'. 21th Club, otlil2 p.m. Slturdsy. dlotrlct, Ud.,lahl! c. Baoon, ~ ',:!'lro~~~· ~ : : ' : dldale fol\ Judle ~Cif ~ COI'tl ot oillm...,. ~· II <"'~, • appoala, . 4tl1 dlllrlet, aliO eluding ~.uw II' ~ bltrn and reJreleb•CtlqldbOt .~ • .. · ~er. ,J,~ ~.::.~ llemoCfll rindlif!!leo ,qr rep- .,'lll•1""'"~~ · · , '""' roiiOillaliv•.• <( q¥,1•¥"~. -~~~· :~ ~ u;·< IIIJIIi<!llneludjid Jolin J, Gllllilai :::.111~•~. · , lor u. crew- . ....• .of ~ blal0 ....~ pla,ylnl Willi motcbe•. .1 11 ilt\ct ; """ to . ·'belli 50 !# • '-'' " - .... . M ~ ~~-............... roMEIIQY- MI.. Nr(cla Oak lllll, .Ohio,· and 1 'illldoilt at>ruo Grande Coll0£0, wW ibe .... of It conteolai1ta taltJng .pu1 In the lllaa - ern ailo W to be stapc1 · II 8:10 p.m. .., ~. Mall . .. ·a1 the ll[ln>Orw Jlldor lliBll SebooJ, 'l1MI dauldltar d lifi. anilllr o. ,lack .,,1), StUller, 11111 Slldler ~tedll'olp Nor!bGalllaiii!P Scbooltn IB.tJS ondillneethatllme ua been a al Rl9 Grande r..ou010 where s!lela a oolol~ ., ond member iii the Rio GriiMie·'' t.n.emble and' Grand a.ora1;. :: • :' Ill• was oalutatorlan of t b' e gradloallna cia II and Wll • mem· ...... Honor ..._ " ber of tile ·Nat! .,..Clel,y IIIII StlllliJ' .... ......, lor . queen 0 of FflciOil;l"""£ Bad Trins r Come at Anvtime J .,.1111 triP COIIIPiete la<k oC control In dl&o Bided. Two were can come anytime. andthere'sm tril>utlorl ll!d ho-llllilllw or chcod, the Rev, Ron lloJer, br """' to predict 14 In lite ... or LSD, bed the 111m made In hqles wllbur Thaobllll, and Bob Schuck, LQ) or other so-called umlnd that Ohio tee-rs and ·~ by Gerla<b. would be PtriUided to leave the A)ln&ioD" drugs. - · o r tho cl!D wWMIDDLEPORT - A bid ThiS .... I Strong pOint made Fri~ n1s1rt at Heath Cnln:h ta ...,._ - 1'luW llgnl!leont !lOintJ about p, •eek at the church 1\ 1:110 m. to pracoocl to the Foote &111m abowo thoMldclll1orloP..,.. LD5 were flllllhaalandlnthelllm: lllneral CoJl>, Plant (VIIII'Iual) 01'0¥ llotley Club provided by -~11<1 use PUll lite teen- at Graham -Whontbe)OwW the Ohio Bolll'1l of l'blrmiCJo Hotarlaill;lole nttton, p...........,r Of ~tton llru& Store, lntrocble<l the l!lm. Tbe film hallbeenlbowolna.. J.a.li!;' Ylddlll>flrt and Pomaroy HI(JI Schools 1o all ·~ al~ lhnloib n.tlon'l .......... 111t0m said llle l'lllnlllq bo!lrd, concerned over tho liOar lf!W ID " Pll'Chlatrlc hospital, dine and tour t h e Ladleo oC tho Chanlb - PWmanoat clamqe 10 the dinner Frldl,y - · ...... braiD .. _ . Probeblo. Jameo Crllweil, Mr1. Jobn - q.iaaoa In lite CbroDIISOmal Ketchkl, Mrs. James SlmPBOD, ~ •tructureshawbeen 111'1. Freel lllill>l .and Mils Boss ~ with the rosultb In Sanborn,_ . (Continued 011 P.l&t :0 Jll111kti doformltieo of the • j,on·•Jot dotermtoed. . · SciiNioll In the film flllllr. r.laoct thOI leiOireh bas not been Coqloted OD tile total resulto or No One LSD, Oao pointed out 15 to 20 GALUPOIJS - No wu yuril be required to dote.. -~ ID a ODO'car, cri.ah!'l ~:21 mlne~reoultl. Prill!.._ Wendel Gertachprep, 111. Frlcla,y on Rt. IU, M' '> - · cl a 111111 solllh of l!t-;776. Thoro ... ....._.....,.,....., \)0 'YOUTH l'INED tbl ,~ear. ,lilo e~'·.,&a ~ ~led. T)!t Stii4Hlcblil1 ~~ GALLitoUS - GoUla Colo!t;y Court Jlldtlo w. tbet •W · Salmona•·, 1~ ·<Jt. 2, lllled Jamal E. Wblle, !'1, Patrlo!. hNiied SO!itll; 11elt ott OD a dtarie lbt~ . . K. ' - - 17, conllul :lild . loril>itad •t:U . . . .Ill. Both bed been tho railroad ·t racb. ... by the ibte ~ p.. Third Ave" a<dlilllilfD A...._ lllllek • · uit Fire Clllat ~ J. illlllll- ..rnc lllrbllfl·jj) recover, perhiiP• oot. Warehouse Injured , ono Escapes Bad··toss I "' ::...~~!;""" BLAZ-ERS. '. .;',, 'v; plalticlt;y andtra- Juv..... 39.95 Sorvmq·Moigo Count» tor ...,. 811·..,;;... · ' '· c;JI'• of lite llnieriJriae B. U.B. Church ONOR· POMEROY: NATIONAL BANK. .' talmo.,. towero •• ,..ereoordedlntermo elevJIOn ari banned .' , !I(JMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Dale Phelps Dies Aprilll Young Men & MIM \.~ '.. ·>· SCott Folmer. The Great Pyramid of Giza, built by Klllll Cbeop1, II the sole survlvor of the seven wooders of the ancient world. COATS .~ '' . tht. ~Tan­ Come In-let's tall it over NOWI ptton tlon p!AA• lor to lha propoHCI gatloilll hulll'1lo sud\ ~·· ~10 ~. 1 LOAHS! ' . P.rilll help. Airport alhiiU. 11>-ed only alter an 28 PAG~S Job of Meat and Poulll')' woo given by Mrs. Lew!ati....er and lira. W, A. ·Morpn, ond the . concluding readllll wu, \'o1lr llolllll' and Your Ule, or Facta and Fallctes about Mecllclile, b.lMr., Homer Radlord. l.ll's. WUHI!I>Graeaerdo!ilb:._ ell lite contell which WOI won by Mro. BleckltDn ond Mr1. William Folmer, Rotr..-awlre senod to thoSe DUlled above and lira, Hugh Bearhs · and llrs. A retort was ginn on the - U o conteen aorvecl last llondsy. Ravlaocl by.lawo or the club were giyen QDroval. Area Mrs, W, A. Morgan had charge of thO program which opened Officers were elected and P~ with a reading, 11$ringtime" bJ jecta selQCted at the reorganlra- Mrs. John Goett. llrl. Mark tlonal meeting or the L!Ule ~ Grueser regorted on Hodgldne lng Ladles 4-H Club recently at dlaeaae, Mrs. Harold Blackston the home of Mra. Harold Sauer, gave 1 reacllnc on shock ondllrat loader. aid, and Mrs, Wllllam Grueser Mrs. W. R. He.ytts is the as.. reported on action in emerge• olslllll loader or the club, and eies. Milo Shirey Hsyes the Jmltor An ertlcle.entlde<llni!(>Oetor'& leader. Offtcers eltcted were Joyce Hutchllon, /II'Ooldent; Opal I :~::·:·:<:·~~.;;.;;;;;;;.;:;;;;::;:;.;::::~\=~~=~::::::::::::;::::~~: Love Your Fellow Christians." to · lall, nee4ed lor lite alrpol'I·J'IIII.,.., oonotructla!: !il AII!IOrt tral!lc apprOH!I J1!11- • 1ern1 aloo ro!JI(re blalnA:Y ~· il I ciara Grueser, YJ.nersvWe. Third "I ON THI LAM" Bob liope Pbyllts Diller PLUS ., Wlf PIVtment, . · have Contributions ·Made If Social i:J To Two Local Groups ii Calendar! 1'0NIGI+T, SATURDAY AND lUNDAY A"'l 1f-»21 . ", plintt-oroll ac. had an operation at Veterana HOIIPitol alnce Mondo,y, man and dauii:tter, Susan, ot columbus decided to make a sur- Memorial Hospital . Nallher waa prise Easter visit to her par- advised or the Ol!!or'o boop!Wlienta, ohe prepared a complete zatton until th~ · were botb oo eourse lllrke1 dinner and brought the road to recovery. lt aloq. S.e even had a nor.J A FINAL Invitation to /llll)ly centerpiece with her lor t h e for a nursing 11cholarlbip from diMer table. the Metga Count,y Tubercolools ~nations 10 the Metgs Cowey ond Health Association Is being Soclet;y for Crfl1pled Chlldroq MARY WISE TOOK a novel and the Meigs unit or the Am~ extended. The deadline Is approach to the Easter bunny's April 26.· Frldsy, can cancer Soclet:Y were :made b)' prolllom o( biding eggs lor Letters of nppttcatfon !rom tile Rock lt>!'lnas Bettor Health her · two yoonptera, Jennller Meigs Count;y · . r girls InClub 11 1 meeting Thurodo,y 11 and &ltanaa. !lie dug a shuUow terested In tratnlng are to be the home or lira, Georp trench -.t a yard tong, dlvldmailed to either Wallace Brad~ nor. td Jt into two nests, and coverlira. Homer Ra«ord, vlc:epr• ed it with boards and g r e ~ n ford, Brownell Ave., Middleport, preoldent or the asaoctaalden4 conducted the meeting In moss after fllling with eggs. The tion, or to Mrs. Kenneth wu. the 'absence of lira. Cllflord diUdren - • dellghted. cox, South Ave., lllddlo- Lellhett whose husband Is ..,.,. porl. llnecl to Holzer HoSIIltal. FollowBOBBY GIBSON, son of Mrs. Two acholarahlps or $250 are UV the ogentng prsyor and the J'rancea Alkire of Harrtsonvllle, to be awardad this l!f>ril!l. plqe to the Ill& the cbi!Pialn, Mra. WilUam Grueser reMf 1 medltadon endtled.,Never Cease Officers are Elected by J' truck.................... i '"' I' llle !lrlt,li> ~ lor ~ fl00 1- up desl&D IIPOCIJlcatlonl>. ooo aii'POJ:I ...~ · ara~~~. HIIihwsy testing labaJ'aton' ·1n Oci<Jbei', lfM ~~~~ ~ crawtonl per101111ei make ~ilt tiorlnu It Countr al,rpOrl, at ~. ~· proposed airport lli~f· UaiDS manual or ~etall;o ~ned by · ·· (Or core dr!Qo whld) ""'' .,... Ins ·airplane, Tho f '11':.3 eaoaey at llle ,fo<;kl, llte lillltlcareyJng Gov. Rlv" <ed to sever a ,. niont COI!I!Q') ~· drill be..c~t th• ~~· arade to deacros• the rur 'line tl)o Jiiilftle or scale of Befoi.e tl. k!n. AO'I; .. . .,.' . .' ' IJ~h. I . ";, ,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. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 19, 1968 blumenauer brewer phelps rathburn tripplet