https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9773fbb716189ccf163055b4bb06dc85.pdf 16530b762c72ed115db7c614a93ff9ab PDF Text Text .. ' ,. ., ' ..'I " ,. ' ' ' ..' ·' ' "' ,'/ ',, ~, ' l ~· ' ·} .... , ·'' •• '' ., ·-~ ' ' . ' .,.' ' • ' ·~ Nation~ . \rt:· v 'i , ;: ' : 111'11,..,._.- at aQ levels." ... us when he believes he has ' cj\ance tor a dramatic blow: He Will not return exclusively to i\Jrrma warfare, -although_ be . <el'lalnly witi continue to Intensify his guerrilla "f'llvlty. "At th~ same time he wiU step up his attacks on bilmlet, v!Uage aqd district organizations to intimidate the people and to thwart the democratic process now under way In South Vietnam." Westmorel~nd, defending pre- And U1ls, he added, woold reqijl(e "resolve, ,confidence, patience, determlnatiol). and continued •upport" by Ameri- ~sd,,., Enemy PbtD's. Westmoreland gavethis assessment of the enemy's future course: "I IPresee that he · will continu@, his buildup ao;oss til< Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and through Laos, and he will attack . at· the meeting _,,. by Mrs. Albert ·' ·-· -e ·. . ' ·orrn· Events . • 'I enttne Now You·Kuow · Detmlfld f<D. ,t(J. ,,.,.,.,, 01 Tu Mei,..Mt~~on .liw VOL XIX -NO. ··-r- ~ · 10. P'OMEROY-MIDJ?LEPQR1, ,OHIO, I l . • ·' FREE PARKING ON OUR SECOND STREET LOT OR AT THE . ' • I • ... ' ' ' ' ,.• .' -~~~~~~~------------------------------~~~~~ 1 Omato Elbenelds Are Open FfkJay Night Til·8 :. N· 9 AYI·M FRIDAY, AP-RI-L-28-,-1967 . " .,' it • river teas ' . Heavy losse1 .to !he early to-ikilling rrost ap~t!y hit in Charles HBl'l'is, Portland promato' -.rop were cili!ed in tbe , patches in that region while to· duce man, said be has 3.\0,000 Letart Falls, Poriland aild malo growe~ in Great Bend plants being !oaded today there Great Bend lriar-ntday morn- and Portland !lldica!ed all then- •lor delivery mto Me1gs County. by u.e_ overidg!li lrlist. /crops were destroyed. . . I Cabbage plants 'in the ground Hill, Letirl Falls, re-1 Several growers late t h 1' , for several weeks already, · tbe loss of Ill !Ust /morning indicated tbey have al- lapparently not damaged by ,itG.IIOO plants. Most oilier truck ready completed arrangements heavy frost. Far.mers of 11::~ of tltat area aiilo (n. l to replace tomato plants. The ern Meigs County escaped 1c great JosHI. . 1 plants will be· rushed here from !ious earlier Ibis 1 Letart Falls lumen laid the tile Boutb. Iwhen tbe ' During Our ' End of the Month Clearance ·SaleJ . . , . . . Girls .Dresses - Women's Pniforms - Jamaica ShQrt Sets - CqatiJ all\l Suits - Men's Light Weight Jackets- Boys' Sport Shirts - Plncbeck Work Pants - Boys' Summer W~lght Jac)\ets - Men's Broadcloth Shorts - Knit Shirts - Men's Sport Shirts - Boys' Permanent Press Slacks - Western style Jeans- Men's Permanent Press Slacks - DresJ Trousers - Western Shirts -Work Shirts- Printed Design Bed Sheets,... Large·Batb ToW!!IBHand Towels - Washcloths '- Refrigerators. - Air Conditioners - Po~ ~ Patio futnlture .,.. Latell and Enamel Paints - Metal Planter Boxes - , CJ.Oifu!s Hampers - Skla Shirt Hangers - Custom Fitted Bt!Ulroo~q; Carpet\ni -lien's and I!.ldles' Luggage- Pillows - Yarljgooda- QUlJtlrul. Sh~tilig - Throw Rugs - Bedspreads .- Women's Nylon F'!l11 Slips Fancy Briefs - Gown 8n4 RObe sets - Infants' Sweater sets - SaiQ PriC\'1' , on Cosmetics and Grooming Aids - Records - See and Buy Linoleum ~ All Floor Coverings at Our Mechanic Street Warehouse; ·· to 3-1 in that area. was In tile 111 1rca ·•tMI Meanwhile, lhe UP! reported Texas to norlbem l'lorldl. cold spring weather, which has It was Jt at l'tllsiGir. ... plagued much of the nation before the IUD !QIIl, with .icy rains and snow, bit in- Stockmen'• wll'llilp w·eu to Texas and southern Florida issued from Utah to ...... today. It left 5 ·inches of snow- an eXpan&e olwetnellllld·ciold. in Pennsylvania. Cold rallla. 11111 ea1111o Temperatures in the 30s pro- ued from the mounta1nt ol Cllllonged winter from Minnesota fornia to WalblnituD 11111-llnit to tbe East Coast. The merctuy to Montana. !Chicago Youths .lead,,~Not Guilty .r' or :! ' ... ' - . ' ' ' ' .. 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' CoMn HinH Durward Q, M!fltl Plkovlllo, Ky. Roc~, W. VI. Abor~ttn, 0. LM Tockttt Gillin Whitlow .f!':,., ·•' ' '' .;28WINNBR8 · ~~euer;:, · ~~ Hilling, "' ' Olha Billnptey llnlll"fl. • ,.. '·',, Phone 985-330l ~ Point on the mound, got In , trouble right away when Car! 1 I Demoskey led off with a double. Swan and Sauer walk~ to fill ' the bases. ' Pete McDermitt came· on In ~lief. Demoskey was caught stealing third. Mark TaMehill 1 looked at ·a third strike, and Leflingweil ground out. Point pitchers walked three, Gtlotge For Your Convenience, The I:Jum Lun'bt' Comp1ny Announ~" New Houri, .., Effective M1y 1: . . . . . '·'· ·& to 5. . Still .-~............:--..;.._-~~~ ,. DAILY FRIDAY SATURDAY ... ' Senior righthander Roger Lef· fingwoll, who started the first game of his life Thursday, shut out Pt. Pleasant, 2·0, at dleport on three hils and a perfect sacrifice bunt squeeze in the go-ahead run. Leffingwell, who was a er In his Utile League and an outlielde.r for the eis for two past seasons, pressed Into servll!ll as a er against Pomeroy in relief 10 days ago: ' He made the most of h,is first. star! Thursday, allownlg ro-back singles with one out In the Point third by L. Sayre and T. Staats, and a two · out sing· le to plnobhitter Gene w::= son in the seventh. He 1 two, fanned four, and bad perfect defense in support. Shatp defense In the infield cut off the Point threat in the !bird with Sayre and Staata on the first two bags. ' With B. Hamm at bat, Sayre tried t. steal third. Catcher B I Swan's throw to third base cltased Sayre back Ill second where be was tagged 4111t Pat Archer, and Staats,! up between lira! ld,!!l aecpnd the attempted ~Oiilile : IIIW run down and IJgled out 10 co'mplele the doul)le· That put vinegar. well and be proceeded 10 allow just 1111 bli the n~ foUF -'. ( ',. ." ' " J. • IWigS. The .J .ctell ·~ J!l"'l' '11m run on a p!ctura .i8ijuenee ihe Sil.. 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Studenlll in the roles ol wait· [ ovatled "+ng ~m faciUtes Vall res... wiU serve ref~shmens.l wil~ opened Ml the omeroy for , a Appearing as the guest group at 1Ejernentaiy Sc6&1 at noon on I follow banquet. the concert will be the R lo May 10, Gf~Jrge Hargraves, Grande Chorale directed by the Melp Local ~WI Distttct Sup. talented Merlin Ross. erlltteltdent, repOrts. ! Earlier 1111 were rejected Tough luck for Mr. and Mrs.; due to a egal·Jtechnieallty di• George Robs letter. I cQVel'td ben the bids were 'op. The Hobstetters are to have iened. , · 1 new borne on Route 7 near the State Highway Garage. 1 S~n Tests Gi~en Framing was put into place recently and progress was g<>- 1 4~ 8 Meigs Pupils lng great. However. high wind llruberculoslll sldn teslll · tlew the framing down and it completed for 478 students IDUSt be rebuilt. the Meigs LOcal School · ' trlct pius 50 teachers, It was Mr. and Mrs. Lorian Ste,..tt ~ported today. · lrill be eating high on the hog. ! Activ In giving lite tests was ~: · 'l'be Sterretts won $1011 worth !Mrs. Edna French, district d groceries through a prom•· .he•Jth servlce nurse; The ilon program at the Pomeroy mg waa carried out In co oper. (roger Store. ation with the Melp County Tul>ercuiosis and Helllh Assn. lulta • lf<lnlly41Jt laid ' It pays to play ASHLAND I I Clip these coupons Now;~~:fram · March 17 UFE, March 18'· TVQUIDE or April RWER'S DIGEST ... ~ and BAHR CLOTHIERS ' I I' I .· Meet . . ' ~!~20 ___ ~7.50 • Miclclleoort Book Store . BOYS I C!..""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!=o!=rl Brl•e s A reminder MENS $39· to J75· $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX 1 I Clay Loses The Leaders Another Round KED$ TIME 7~~=~:~~~·=a=.m~·-M:o:n:da:y:···=========~, B beats si· p • ast Jjastern Houston 4 II .267 Major Leagoe Sla!tdln!ls Tbar.dafl Resulil By. Uailed Press ltltornallonlll Chicago 3 New York 0 , IIJ' GAR\' KALE Osteen's four-bltter rembved as he looked forward to New· York 3-Q. · Clnclnnall's victory over the , American League Ciueinnati 3 San ,Francl$00 3 UPJ Sporte Writer Jsome of the sadness from !be Icontinued good hitting that There was only one · Queen, o. converted w. L. Pel. Talk ahoutl>l'eaks and you get ,clubhouse. !made him the 1966 NL All Starlplayed·in the American League, won his third Detroit 7 5 ,583 ... \ ,:;:;:::;:::::::;;::::;::;::::;~::;;;;;~; 9PP!lsile reactions from Joe l Houston was in danger ollsecond baseman. Morgan's Cleveland's 54 victory .over sl.l'alsftt with tbe help of ace Baltimore 7 5 ·.583 Morgan and Lou Johnson. lsetllag a club loalng record •hope! of continued success were Minnesota. Tbe California · Ted Abernathy's !OV· :Boston 6 5 .545 Morgan broke an 0.2! streak when Morgan picked out reliver shattered last season, however, '! Baltimore game was postponed enlh save. Willie J,!cCovey New York 6 5 .545 and ended Houston's 10-game Hal Woodeshlck's second pitch when he ~roke a kneecar that by wet grounds. · his lifth homer for Calli 1 6 .538 10 l04'ing skein Thursday nl.l!hl as that came in . walst.!Jisft and 'kept him out for 111081 of the i lion Hunt, obtained from lite San Francisco, which couldn't Chicago 7 6 .538 lhe Astros defeated St. Louis &.4 lined a triple into right field !•econd balf. ,Mets for Tommy Davis, drove prevent Gaylord Perry's fli!Cilnd Cleveland 6 6 .500 1 !IDd drepped the Cardinals from that cleared lite bases in the Johnson will be l~st Ill the iin four Dodger runs with a to... Kansas c s 7 .417 ! first 1 place in the National seventh inning all!r !be Alltros jDoclgers for 111-12 weeks as a 1single and a double as Osteen Jesse Gonaer, brought In as a Minn 4 7 .364 21> League. loaded lite slicks with two,result of catching his spikes tnlrecorded hls lhlrd win In four in a seventh inning wash 4 1 .364 21> Johnson's was a bad break. A singles and a walk. Two more [Atlanta catcher Joe Torre's sl1in1decislono. He walked one and rally that tied the game, singled Thursday's Resullll fra.<:ture of a left ankle hone as runs followed on Eddie Math· &\lards. !struck out four. Denny Lemas~ the winning run for Cleveland 5 Mlnnesots 4 (tWl· ll ~e-slid Iillo home during a first- ews' double and a sacrifice fly Cincinnati took the lead in the ler lost hts first game. In the eighth frame. light) Inning rally that enabled the l't'edlcls Good Season N L by edging San Franciaco 3-j Deron Johnson's sixth powered his California at Baltimore, Los Angeles Dodgers to ·4afeat "The rest should come easy," 2, Pittsburgh shaded Philadel- , of lite. season with a man on second homer of the year for poned. wet grounds. the Atlanta Braves 6-0. Claude IMorgan assured his teammates pbla 54 and Chicago shut out! base provided the punch for the Pirates in the second inning · Mikkelsen won his first National League in relief. Philadelphia W. L. Pel. GB By Curley, Warren Sewell and Jrellever Dick Hall suffered his Cine! 12 4 .750 ... Don Richards first setbeck. St. Louis 9 4 .69Z II> By United Press lllterulloalll . Ferguson Jenkins fanned the Philo 7· 5 .583 3 Nalfolt81 Leagoe side in the first inning and went Ch1cago 6 5 ·.ii4S Sizes 35 to 50-Reg., short, Long ~ G.AB R. H. Pel. on Ill add five mo~ strikeouts Atlanta 6 6 .500 4 95 00 HOUSTON <UP!) -A federal Brock, SI:L 13 6! 13 2:1 .435 as Chicago gained ita first shut Pitt 5 5 .500 4 appellate judge refused shortly All~, Phil I! 46 10 !7 of the season. Jenkins Los A 6 7 ·462 before midnight Thursday to Da~"· N.Y. 13 23 8 14 .368 allowed the Mets only three New York 5 8 .384 grant heavyweight champion Wlhms, Cftl 11 41 6 15 Lee Thomas drove in two San Fran 4 9 .'IIJI Cassius Clay a stay from his Gonzlz. Phil 12 31 5 ll runs that helped bring By .War- Sewell s bed led 'nduction Into the Clmnt, Pitt 10 40 7 !4 about Jack Fisher's second loss. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The , down, striking out Ken Render- ; 8 ~m 'Friday IMzrski, Pit 10 40 6 14 Jenkins won his third game Cincinnati Reds returned for a Ison before Willie Mays' fielder's · · y · Wills, Pitt 10 43 5 15 without a Joss. little "home cooking" at Cros· choice scored pinch-runner Ce· Judge John R Brown of the Cepeda, StL 10 43 6 15 .349 In the lone American Le.1gue 11 And SPRING TIME GO TOGETHER ley Field today. but the famiJ. sar Gutierrez. Willie McCovey U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Pinson, Cin 15 64 7 22 .344 en c 0 u n t er, Willie Smith Excellent Selection of Men'1 FOR ALL THE iar surroundings can't be much walked lo fill the bases, but Appeals, in a ruling only 8 1·2 American League whacked a pinch-hit double in SUITS and SPORT COATS FAMILY better .than the nearly two-week Abernathy got Jim Hart to hours before Clay faces indue· G. AB R. H. Pel the eighth inning for Cleveland's western trip. ground out to end the only ser· lion, said be bad no authority to Ptrocll, Bos II 43 7 17 winning run. The Indians blew a The Reds woand up with a 7~ ious threat the Giants made in grant the champion an lnjunc· ~aline, Del 12 47 1118 lead and were in record at Los Angeles. Houston the game. lion to halt lhe Induction. F.Rbsn, Bal 12 4% ,13 16 .381 when Boh Allison hit a and San Francisco and arrived Queen, the converted outfield- Clay's lawyers made a three- Freha, Det 12 38 7 14 .368 homer in the sixth home with a l'h·game Jead in er was in command before the hour plea to Brown to overrule Vrslls, Min ll 41 3 15 Rich Rollins doubled home MlddlE~port MIDDLEPORT, 0. .,, the National League race.' eightil, walking only one, strik· an e.arlier decision by a federal Cnglro, ~ 3 33 3 12 the tying run in the seventh, Foll~wlng a brief · weekend ing out three and giving up just diStrict Jndge, also in Houston. Yastski, Bos 11 47 7 17 ~~~. ~!"'!""!!!!!'!!!'!'!!!'!'!!!''!!'!"!!!!"!!!!'!!!!! series, against the New. York three hits, one of them McCov· J~ Imwn's seven-page Berry, ali 13 50 8 18 Mets,.tlie'lteds take to the road ey's bases empty homer in the optn1on, wntten In long-band Mnchr, Cal lG 46 9 16 again. Opening the lour-game seventh. wlth a cray011, called It "a hard Nrthrp, Del 12 49 7 17 .317 --·CHRYSLER ., set agllihst the Mets lllnigllt will The Reds. meanwhile, jumped and perhaps sad case." Home Rmll MOTalli COAPURAnDH be Samniy Ellis for Cincinnati on San Francisco starter Gay. But Brown agreed with U.S. NatiOotal Le a 1 u e B ,.IJCJ,, , .... ------:------------·~·:•:.-. against Bob Shaw of tbe Mets.l lord Perry for two runs in the - - Cards and Johnson, Reds The Reds made it two. eut of fifth. Don Pavlellch got the first fanned f~ur. McCovey, Giants 5: Allen, three oyer the San Francisco Cincinnati hit. off the Giants' Pmnt '" 11-4-1 on lis season, 4: Perez, Reds 3• · Giants In the windup of the righthander belpre Deron John- MHS 4·4-1 • West Coast trip Thursday after-~ son polled his sixth homer, Pomt 000 000 1)... 0 3 I ' Dist. Judge Allen B. Hannay , I, noon, thanks to tireless Ted The Reds scored the winning MHS . 000 fiiJ2 x- 2 6 I that tile law does not permit I Abernathy. run in the top of the eighth on Marnhout, Mcpermttt (LP) courts to review such cases. The underhanded relief ace consecutive singles by TommY. (!) and Hamm. Leffingwell and Clay bas sa1d be will refuse made his uth appearance In 16 Harper. Art Sbamsky and Vad; Swan. Home plate umpire: Art step forward when his name is games lo help the Reds to a Pinson. That koocked out Per- Stobart. called for induction. 3-2 decision over tbe Giants and ry, who was saddled with his save starter Mel Queen's third second setback in three deci· straight vidory. ; sions. Abernathy, who ljkfs the ! Although saved by Abernathy, I steady work, came on in the I Queen has given up a total o£1 eighth inning after Q•te•n 1 only 12 hits and just four I "' walked pinch·hitter Norm Sie-· earned runs in the 22 2·3 inbern !eadiug off the frame. nir.gs be has worked so far. He i Greel4d By Single has struck out 20 and walked Olllo IM'mv!! greeted Aber. only six, nothy with a single to left, and But the big reason the Reds ' Tito Ft.entes w2s safe when the a~ in first place is Abernathy, Cincy relief ace threw away his , who has recorded seven saves sacri~iec buot to i·)BJ .the basos. Ithis season, Including the two That's when Abernathy bore victories over San Francisco. Reds Return Home In First With .12-4 Mark Ptotectl~" I St~ndings SOLISHTAND COOL .AND COMFORTABLS '. "love slave," Marjorie elementary build· on Monday, a tnbute to semce- to South Viernam. They left !2 Jenable school administrator> to studenta, in group Just prior to the sentencing at I 0 u~f th: district The d i ,. i men '" VIetnam, Residenta are Americans dead and 190 wound· work out a coordinated plan of lfal songs, dances, pantomimes, 9-33 am. EST the defense I mgs . · b 'ld asked to JOin the observance by ed classes for the three h 1g h kits and musical · · · . tnct has five elementary Ul • fl · th · a g The legion· . · ' • moved for a new tr1ai on the 1' ymg elf a s. achools of the district in the nwnber groond that it questioned the ings. aires will place flags on dJe Another 57 Leathernecks died · fall. Teacher ""lgnments also .Adm~ 1 to tbe sljo 1 atUtude ol some of the jurors business section of the village. and 77 suff~ wound~ in an Ican be made at an early date. lor . adul~~':s. for stUd;Is~ All as the verdict was announced ~ It was reported that eight assault. on a Commumst for·, eeds will 0 00. the Mason six minutes earlier. Silv•rtooth ' flags were presented to Mid· tress hdl before ~annes with· Lar Pettit in ::;;., .,8 : ' denied the motion, but gave the' dleport Elementary School, and drew and let Amencan bombers! ry .. defense 15 days in which to file I . ) , that a new flag fo rvillage hall take over the assault today, Honor Guard Post BONDS POSTED ----· ~IContmued Fro!" Page One • bas been presented to Middle. . , Pic. Larry Pettit. son of Mr. . the • nose of fa•· powerful A1 r port Chief of Police Herbert Gil· The fightmg raged JUS! below and Mrs Albert Pettit Porn. 'I'Wo men posted bonds Ill ~ID-11 . MOTHERS DAY and 'GRADUATION Force Titan 3C rocket that had key. Richard Pickens outlined the North· .So~th Vietnam bor. eroy, ha; ·been se)ected honor pear ln the court of "l~ll'·ll . c~ within one second of blast· plans lor legl<JI)' • sponso~ der In the ram.soaked Jungle guard of his platoon stationed Mayor Char~ Legar on "' A Choice Selection of Bibles . off "''Uesday. , b b 11 1 s hills. Hard • p~s•ed Marines 1 D' A v· tn 6ay night. They are G,ein Nic:h-11 P 1) ed (Continu from age ase a earn ' . ~ported almost unpreceden~ Ia . I n. te . am, oLs,\ 4i, Oakes,': N. D., runn""" will sl!p Into the CO·Sponso!.lng 0 lp Norman Van Meter. D. n ed Communist attack ravaged Hts address IS Pfc. Larry J. a reli Ugh~ and bruce Crunch, I role for the annual sprlltg horse , Roach, and Henry Clatworthy their none too large stock of air· I Petllt. U. S. 518758ll. Co. C., J , 29 Sl1 i'psb Ky : a&ieed. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '. sbow of the Meigs County Rid· ! r,. , were appointed to tpe no.min· craft, damaging 30 helicopters' Second Battalion, !.6th Infantry, f., :, a urg, ·• ' ing Club. I allag commitl!e. New officers and two transports. A.P.O .. San FranciSCO, Calli. ~~_;'_~-:·'------,.J""""""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!III-~ The show. featuring 17 will be elected in May. Harold '· 'lasses, ~II be held at the I Coach Johnny Wickline's ]ty. Brewer was welcomed as a new WOMAN FINED ;, • Rock Sprmgs Fairgrounds on ger Creek Bobcats eked out a member, and it was noted that LOC~ TEMPS Delia Hudnell was fmed, $20 1 Sunday, June 4. It's a point 5.3 win over the T!astern !Jlgh 1 the post Jacks six me~bers of The temperature in Pomeroy's iand costa In the court of ,Meigs show for the Ohio Valley. Horse I School Eagles Thursday alter· I making quota .• A· donation was: do~ntown business district at !County Judge Frank W.. Porter,. Show Assn. B1ll Dowme will noon al Eastern m a Class A g1ven to the cancer fund. Re- 11.35 a. m. today was 56 de- . Thursday on charges of speed- . 1grees under sunny skies. serve as announcer with Char· ISectional baseball tournament ! freshments were served. Iing. j l.s Knopp as rmgmaster: Char·! game. · , I · ·' .. '"' H,.v., as English JUdge and , Jon Rothgeb wenl'the distance 19 Absentee Voters ~rom P ,,; Cherry as Western class · for the '!I'll'~· ~!ling the 1 . dli 1' ,, •• , . '. , : Eagles down with lour hits. He · Gtlt ID by Dea ne I '"' . -. , struck out II and ifalkecf two. ! oltiy 19 absentee bllllots were , '' :l'l')Pf1 rs that all is ~omg 1 Eastern's only two extra base ' cast U1 ~e1gs County for the ' rn, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Loch· 1hits were a triple by 0 i c k 1 May 2 pnmary elections at the · ·• and their plans for a trip 1Douglas the Engles' catcher deadline for such voting at 4 '" ~rolland in June. r:at and !who sco'red two of his learn'~ p.m. Thursd~y, county board ol r•··ro. two of Po~eroys f~nest. 1 runs, and a double by Ritcltie. eleetto~ olfictals. said. will make the JOurney w1 t hi Centerflelder DOve Jividen Precmct election hoardl!. friP.nds who live in Hawaii. The, had Kyger Creek's only extra accordaltce with a policy Loch•rys' only late last year 1 base..blow, a triple, Third base- carried out througbout the enjoyed an extended visit in ·man >Earl Thomas bllll two will be ~uced from siX , the Islan:!s. Pat and Cala.~a areJibiBJef bt two trips to !be plate four members for 'fueBclay s at the pas.,port stage fo !''J and 'iight fiel~ep ·fom Cooper election. their Seo11an4 trip .. .. a~, •had a braee o( alpgles In four ---by the wm.ut lte In the a r',trips ' I ' I HELP WANTBD ' of their l!'ceslora during th ' Kyg;r Cr~ek's next (wonentl Managers of lite stay. . . ' In Class A Sectional play will teams. officers of the ' . be Coolville next weekend al l League assocladon. aDd lathers Somethln~ a little dlfl~renl iKyger Creek. of players are asked Ill be at will be offered res1d~ts attend- ; Eastern 010 100 ~ _ 3 4 2 1 the pari: In ~ddleporl Sunllay i~ the May 5 sprm! concert 1Kvger Creek 100 002 z- 5 7 4 l ot 3 p. m. equipped ~th a hoe, of the Rutland Red Devil band. ! · . shovel, rake, or all threeJI!mS, conr..t'IO ............... ._.,..,, dNn, ~. Small tables will be used a· ; N 'I Jid ...,., to shape up the diambn!ls! • bout the auditorium noor andl, ew $ " '' 0 : - - -lillllof. achool patrons will be seated r) Opened on Ma 10 : cont&tt Mrs ~i'!iey I· . . ~~ Bend'S Beat j ' MIIJ.S..SIMPsON Insurance AsiiiCJ Farber.: ~ppor ;~J l ·; · I&"'" ~ r' · rt'A Talent d Show Satur ay ~ I the NaYlor's Run Playground ·on Memorial Day by the' Friend· Cbarles Pylea ,' .,.T!IeJState H(gbway patrol investigated a minor ac- 'ly Neighbo!''s club.·of Naylor's ~!'..PLEASANT - , Roy II. tlleport .and ctbl! Club, JI~u~ 1 ' cident at 9:45 a.m. Thursd.ay on Main S.t., iii Rutland, in· Run. I 'Tude) Me,.lck, 52, Huntl~gtoh, a.nt jn : Racine. In' M)d~ 1 ..'!:e,.:Y~~ a!" sto";: volving a tractor·t~ailer operated by Donald C. Nelsoll.' The club ~)!I Tuesday at the ,W. Va., a· ro:mer re~id'ent ;>f the Chris", ~n. torm~IY u. 28, Rt. 1 Middleport. .. .. .· ' home of Mrs. Thomas Werry. 1 Henderson, dted u~expeele\IIY Home Restaurant. willtllliO ~ peel at ooce a carfew wlll be Officers reported that Nelson's semi $!ruck a mal)~ A record hop •rill be sponso~d . at 3:30 a.m.. Friday In .a Br~· taking part. ;.: , . '·· put lnlb effeCI requlriDg chlJ. hole casing and fetal wst, owned ~y \he village of Rut· · iiy lhe club In order to purch48e · tol, Tenn, hospltalr He was em· .1 NAPLES Fla. (UP!) _ Dr. Carl A. Co llno tocta dren unlil 16 111 be oft lhe · laud. Th~re was minor, damage. Jl!e!Son, according to jhe playground equlpllll!rlt. ployed· ai a truck dr~ver for · 'Was found guilty of second degree murde/£:' the death , streel8 of lhe vlllap by 8 patrol, failed to stop after t!)e accrdent, and was later ·~ A traveling prize furnished by the Bell Unes! Inc. · ill his fil'!>l wife and was sent.nced to life in grison. ' p. m. eacb day. prebended. . Mildred Arnold was won by Born Aug, 23, 1914, In Mason The all'lriale jury returned the verdict shortly after • " ' " - - The patrol cltarged Nelson IApril 28: !•net C. Manuel,~~· Elsie Hines. Other pme wln· 1county, he was. the son of the , , , with hitskl with real 0 ertv l Rt. 2 Racme, a~d Clay P. Cl· ners were Mts. Charli!s ·Wer· l•te John and f\ebecca Henry resuming deliberation this morning of the charge that 0 !the suave retired anesthesiologist killed his wile, Car· and he w~ cited to : .: ; g ~ bert, 46, Columbia Statmn, O~o, ry, Mrs. George Buchanan •- MessJck, He served in the u. s. !lnela with an overdose of coun'" court April 28 · · speeding. muntctpal court. ~'-. Mt1. Elwood Byers. 1Navy In World War. 11. . jm e~otic drug. an appeal. ,. rii ?&· . . 1 / The next meeting will be [' Survivors Include hi~ w I f e, ; Circuit Court ~~dge LyM N. The suntanned, wry defen· Other ar~ests by the patrol Ctted to. appear tn mun~~~ held at the home of Mrs. Char· Mrs. Alle~ra Morrison Me,. l>llvertooth pronounced sentence dan! stood With hts hands Thursday mcluded: J~mes R. -court April 28 were. F~a ' Jes We ' Refreshments were slclt: ~ daughters, Rebel> lmmdiately, ordering Coppolino Iclasped behmd htm m front of Mtller, 32.' Rt. 2 Cbeshtre,, over: D: ~olcomb. 36, Pt. PI asant, . d ~those named and Mrs. ca, Rosalene and Rhorida Mes· · ;1 Yopr to l!aeford Fla. prison "for the the bench as Silvertooth sen· OS load, Meigs county court A,prii Diana Lynn K':"t, 18. Pt. Pleas- :·es 'th Ml Eleanor sick Ill at home: a son, temeinder'of yo'ur natural life." tenced him to life in prison. 28; Gilberl Blum, 43, Broo~lyn, ant; and Wilham Wooten, 34, Y l11l • J~d Wer Mes~ck, Jr., a! home: 0 n Y ry. brother, .Charles Messick, Pitts- ·coiJ!pletf : The vtrdict was strenuously Sitting alone in the spectator Ben Willlams, past command- r.. Y.•. spoedlng and disobeying. Rt, 2 Chesh~re, aU for tmproo- ry and Mrs. Is Our aullne11 ~jected to by the defense., section just behind the rail, er of the Eighth District. Amer· a yield sign, municipal court, I er parkmg; Stephen R. Beseck· burgh, Pa.; and two sisters, Coppolino's attorney F. Lee Coppolino's second wife, Mary. ican Legion, was a guest Wed· er, 18,, Bradford, OhiO, failure I Mrs. Pauline RObbins, Render· • jwty said "the set of lacta .did 139. stared blankly toward the nesday night at a meeting of to regiS~er: a~d Delbert W. son, and Mrs. Beulah Oliver, Pt. DON MILLS ~ot warrant that verdict." bench. Feeney . Bennett Post 128, Mid· Clonch. 37, Galhpohs. overload. Pleasant. l::oppolino himslf besitated dleport. Arrangements will be announ· . BUD SIMPSON ~hen the decision was an· Williams anoounced the dis· . Registration of ced by the Crow-Husses) Funer· DICK KARR, JR. ~oup<;t!d. then whispered sometrict conference to be held at Students Completed MASON - The annual .Mas. aJ Home. ~~Your ln•u,•nce ptlnl into Bailey's ear. I (C~ntinued from Page 1) Lancaster, June 11, and the deRegistration of over 900 high on P.T.A. Talent Show Will be ---Concollod? ~ It was Coppolino's second crease of about one mill after I partment convention to be held school students for the n e X I p~sented Saturday, April 29. TOPIC: "ROSES'' ' Wo Con Wrtto 1,. ltial on murder charges. The th f' 1 e at Cincinnati in July. school year has been completed announoes Luther 0. Tucker, P. "Roses" wHl be the topic 1 first time, Bailey won an ~ ~0 ~u:~~n the b 0 a r d . SAIGON (UPI)- North Viet. in the Meigs Local School DIS· T.A. president. Show lime 18 Mrs. Tom Marlla and Mrs. 'cquittal, clearillg the doctor of! ."ted n 1 that,this is the first Plans were .made durmg the namese troops today battered trlct by Harold Sauer and Tom 7:30p.m. at the Mason Youth Howard Birchfield, members i charge of killing ...tired Army til ~u 'lizens of the South- mcetmg, preSided over by AI· with roCkets, mortars and ,ar. Kelly. ~uidance counselors of Center. the Rutland Friendly Gardener> I Lt. CoL William E. Farber, the I emeo·s:ri~ have been ghcn an bert Roush. commander. for tillery the u. s. Marines bases the district. More than %0 tslent acts Club, when litey. appear on " . COATS IUILDING Ml<ldloporl husband of Coppolino's one-time I rn ~ ·t to vote on a levy I the observance .of Loyalty Day blockin~ their invasion path in· Completion of registration wi!l be presented, featuring WMPO's "Coffee with Janet" rl!. 992-2* ! ~ 1 • Cards· Slip Into· Second After 6-4 Defeat j :er:;·~.:'::!!1 r llllye~:=::~e.•. :fnvolv.erl·Tractor~Traiier . . . ' -~ ' ,11· ·.: .... 1 Minot Areident ·in RutJanU ·. oponalble and wlll be ;flaed If ; ·~ ,,>., f~ f • .. ~ ·' 'it ~l -1~ �• J I • \ •\1 I <. , ,.;I \,1: /' '" ~ l1!idl ~141,) 'r '"¥"·~".•:' o., Aprn2s. 1967 .......~·:':._ "'"'"""".·~~·.:m·:·~ ~ ·~·b12e·.,:·:.·~''"''~·z;s F-aces lor Life =!":' it'· '!,, ... ~· ~~·..d "-' ... r. .~ .. '~ \ ~ - • '1 ;. , ' ·, · · { · . t a.• •• .. , ' '" ' . • .; ' • .•. · • t" ' -" ;¥ J fo!J 1 .. I • . I' R.oyM~sic~ ~. .;~~1~:~;zM~~~::~ tl.i · L' '•·d . .· ·day's ••Coffee ·'oay" tleilefitting IJ esl'n ay .. 4h~ couniY cancer erusadeare • · lifcCiu,re'' Dalr,y : lale In Mlcl- · A.:'rf~th 1"11) be Pl.aced ·on WJlliamS JS Gnest 0£ Legton • p t I ' ' Enemy Batters M • anne Bases 81 ki p J oc ng at.l School Levy ' .... I l BAUM LUMBER .CO. •••• ' ', ' 1 Jac.kets Edge Point 2-0 on 2 Hits. 2 Bunts in Sixth • , 11no jOIIt OGO. tho Loci S.rvoy~ decided thoy'd h~Ci,it~th ttuifr old heating l)'ltem. Thty made I . "" dlctlk>n .. go With V~!! oloebi~ -"G· ' ,.....o ..Gone tormr wu 1tJt dirt and grime-of flame· heat," U¥1 Mrt. Bervty, an Ohlu ~ cuttomtr. "Electric heat It 10 c~ ltld raalfy liOri\tortlble- no draftl or cold IPOtl.llkt"' had btfott." 0 "We ' '' lfao llkt the I'OOfrlobi;..-oem coNrof tt hi* rwo · 11'1 with ornlectrlo '"""'· Md M I'!' lit.,. llilllfo oo .,.,.,.,_. Electrlolly lot lliltlng, (l(uo Dool't mill ovt on lite blc IIYittp In PIHJ~ hints' SPECIAL INTRPDUCTORY OFFER, Gelocqualitttor wlllo 1111 ~rfut now eombkuttlon that let' JOii do all Jot,r Indoor palntln1 wHh lltea-<Hld enjoJ lite convenienCe ot OIIJ -P.ill!d·wlter wull.gp, lVIII with 1111mel . . J' rHE DAILY SENTINEliBANQUET- IN MAY ~BVat'liD TO INTEREST OP ' The annual Hatilaorlville !Dgh MEIGS • MASUN AREA School Alumni Alan., banque11ll wiU be beld 011. Mly. 20 at .. JlarrtsoqvUJe schoOL , • Serving wlll at 1 p.m. Oltloo .. _ ..: ' ReservaijOIJlt ar~ . fA) be JDa9e ifar! Phone -.tl2ft -. .W. I'Ortlll Plkl II Ponto " --· faster md GiMiii Utili ii;j ' SEE ADEJIOII$TftATION J . . . ' I~ ··•. j • of-_.....Anct.., UOOCHriW i:Wt. ·~ I 1\mti. eipne. . • - - .. .. - , .. - ' lo cotd ~. droflt, ' . ' ,..111111 ~--:~·I' / •' '1r WAILHt.or~nxw.a.'NIIr . Solo Ul H Jill llot ptJ loo ll.llt fttt waN jllllt lUI •if•m....t· ill tltoo .,..., Iota >, . " · • lilit.. 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' CoMn HinH Durward Q, M!fltl Plkovlllo, Ky. Roc~, W. VI. Abor~ttn, 0. LM Tockttt Gillin Whitlow .f!':,., ·•' ' '' .;28WINNBR8 · ~~euer;:, · ~~ Hilling, "' ' Olha Billnptey llnlll"fl. • ,.. '·',, Phone 985-330l ~ Point on the mound, got In , trouble right away when Car! 1 I Demoskey led off with a double. Swan and Sauer walk~ to fill ' the bases. ' Pete McDermitt came· on In ~lief. Demoskey was caught stealing third. Mark TaMehill 1 looked at ·a third strike, and Leflingweil ground out. Point pitchers walked three, Gtlotge For Your Convenience, The I:Jum Lun'bt' Comp1ny Announ~" New Houri, .., Effective M1y 1: . . . . . '·'· ·& to 5. . Still .-~............:--..;.._-~~~ ,. DAILY FRIDAY SATURDAY ... ' Senior righthander Roger Lef· fingwoll, who started the first game of his life Thursday, shut out Pt. Pleasant, 2·0, at dleport on three hils and a perfect sacrifice bunt squeeze in the go-ahead run. Leffingwell, who was a er In his Utile League and an outlielde.r for the eis for two past seasons, pressed Into servll!ll as a er against Pomeroy in relief 10 days ago: ' He made the most of h,is first. star! Thursday, allownlg ro-back singles with one out In the Point third by L. Sayre and T. Staats, and a two · out sing· le to plnobhitter Gene w::= son in the seventh. He 1 two, fanned four, and bad perfect defense in support. Shatp defense In the infield cut off the Point threat in the !bird with Sayre and Staata on the first two bags. ' With B. Hamm at bat, Sayre tried t. steal third. Catcher B I Swan's throw to third base cltased Sayre back Ill second where be was tagged 4111t Pat Archer, and Staats,! up between lira! ld,!!l aecpnd the attempted ~Oiilile : IIIW run down and IJgled out 10 co'mplele the doul)le· That put vinegar. well and be proceeded 10 allow just 1111 bli the n~ foUF -'. ( ',. ." ' " J. • IWigS. The .J .ctell ·~ J!l"'l' '11m run on a p!ctura .i8ijuenee ihe Sil.. Ulo ' •' I ' <iiP 111111. II oolort to ltoll• 1 =IDl ~IIIII ~~~ : .... ' .. ,. IMIM H !Wiirll_. tf lh •ulq ••n•et .... ,.. "'' oil ,.,. 1IruH-oM ,.._.. HI off ' I ~· ' " • .:. for . .. ........... tt'110 NIY to oorwtrt .nytlmt :::.~ltllllltllo ltfo C...,loiOIY potlllllt,.oiiiO... •• olD- iP. .-... area on -roiUna-o. lloi phnblal 1111fllrtd. • . our wulier, dl)w, oncl IIIIQO.IIJ,.''II' doy. You.,.,; bolt I!iotr c woa~ Flllrioloa · · ~j' eloetrl• htiUng lo oo - · oo oom,_1o lll!l 10 oconomlcoi. C,Vou'd bo jutt 'f h •·""". olocolo hootlnglo 1010·()omt, 8ond lht . . _ I I ' ' deals ower GRAND ' to carry out a cabaret theme. of cafeteria factllt~ nd 77, Albnp. Studenlll in the roles ol wait· [ ovatled "+ng ~m faciUtes Vall res... wiU serve ref~shmens.l wil~ opened Ml the omeroy for , a Appearing as the guest group at 1Ejernentaiy Sc6&1 at noon on I follow banquet. the concert will be the R lo May 10, Gf~Jrge Hargraves, Grande Chorale directed by the Melp Local ~WI Distttct Sup. talented Merlin Ross. erlltteltdent, repOrts. ! Earlier 1111 were rejected Tough luck for Mr. and Mrs.; due to a egal·Jtechnieallty di• George Robs letter. I cQVel'td ben the bids were 'op. The Hobstetters are to have iened. , · 1 new borne on Route 7 near the State Highway Garage. 1 S~n Tests Gi~en Framing was put into place recently and progress was g<>- 1 4~ 8 Meigs Pupils lng great. However. high wind llruberculoslll sldn teslll · tlew the framing down and it completed for 478 students IDUSt be rebuilt. the Meigs LOcal School · ' trlct pius 50 teachers, It was Mr. and Mrs. Lorian Ste,..tt ~ported today. · lrill be eating high on the hog. ! Activ In giving lite tests was ~: · 'l'be Sterretts won $1011 worth !Mrs. Edna French, district d groceries through a prom•· .he•Jth servlce nurse; The ilon program at the Pomeroy mg waa carried out In co oper. (roger Store. ation with the Melp County Tul>ercuiosis and Helllh Assn. lulta • lf<lnlly41Jt laid ' It pays to play ASHLAND I I Clip these coupons Now;~~:fram · March 17 UFE, March 18'· TVQUIDE or April RWER'S DIGEST ... ~ and BAHR CLOTHIERS ' I I' I .· Meet . . ' ~!~20 ___ ~7.50 • Miclclleoort Book Store . BOYS I C!..""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'!!!!!=o!=rl Brl•e s A reminder MENS $39· to J75· $2.99 to $6.50 THE SHOE BOX 1 I Clay Loses The Leaders Another Round KED$ TIME 7~~=~:~~~·=a=.m~·-M:o:n:da:y:···=========~, B beats si· p • ast Jjastern Houston 4 II .267 Major Leagoe Sla!tdln!ls Tbar.dafl Resulil By. Uailed Press ltltornallonlll Chicago 3 New York 0 , IIJ' GAR\' KALE Osteen's four-bltter rembved as he looked forward to New· York 3-Q. · Clnclnnall's victory over the , American League Ciueinnati 3 San ,Francl$00 3 UPJ Sporte Writer Jsome of the sadness from !be Icontinued good hitting that There was only one · Queen, o. converted w. L. Pel. Talk ahoutl>l'eaks and you get ,clubhouse. !made him the 1966 NL All Starlplayed·in the American League, won his third Detroit 7 5 ,583 ... \ ,:;:;:::;:::::::;;::::;::;::::;~::;;;;;~; 9PP!lsile reactions from Joe l Houston was in danger ollsecond baseman. Morgan's Cleveland's 54 victory .over sl.l'alsftt with tbe help of ace Baltimore 7 5 ·.583 Morgan and Lou Johnson. lsetllag a club loalng record •hope! of continued success were Minnesota. Tbe California · Ted Abernathy's !OV· :Boston 6 5 .545 Morgan broke an 0.2! streak when Morgan picked out reliver shattered last season, however, '! Baltimore game was postponed enlh save. Willie J,!cCovey New York 6 5 .545 and ended Houston's 10-game Hal Woodeshlck's second pitch when he ~roke a kneecar that by wet grounds. · his lifth homer for Calli 1 6 .538 10 l04'ing skein Thursday nl.l!hl as that came in . walst.!Jisft and 'kept him out for 111081 of the i lion Hunt, obtained from lite San Francisco, which couldn't Chicago 7 6 .538 lhe Astros defeated St. Louis &.4 lined a triple into right field !•econd balf. ,Mets for Tommy Davis, drove prevent Gaylord Perry's fli!Cilnd Cleveland 6 6 .500 1 !IDd drepped the Cardinals from that cleared lite bases in the Johnson will be l~st Ill the iin four Dodger runs with a to... Kansas c s 7 .417 ! first 1 place in the National seventh inning all!r !be Alltros jDoclgers for 111-12 weeks as a 1single and a double as Osteen Jesse Gonaer, brought In as a Minn 4 7 .364 21> League. loaded lite slicks with two,result of catching his spikes tnlrecorded hls lhlrd win In four in a seventh inning wash 4 1 .364 21> Johnson's was a bad break. A singles and a walk. Two more [Atlanta catcher Joe Torre's sl1in1decislono. He walked one and rally that tied the game, singled Thursday's Resullll fra.<:ture of a left ankle hone as runs followed on Eddie Math· &\lards. !struck out four. Denny Lemas~ the winning run for Cleveland 5 Mlnnesots 4 (tWl· ll ~e-slid Iillo home during a first- ews' double and a sacrifice fly Cincinnati took the lead in the ler lost hts first game. In the eighth frame. light) Inning rally that enabled the l't'edlcls Good Season N L by edging San Franciaco 3-j Deron Johnson's sixth powered his California at Baltimore, Los Angeles Dodgers to ·4afeat "The rest should come easy," 2, Pittsburgh shaded Philadel- , of lite. season with a man on second homer of the year for poned. wet grounds. the Atlanta Braves 6-0. Claude IMorgan assured his teammates pbla 54 and Chicago shut out! base provided the punch for the Pirates in the second inning · Mikkelsen won his first National League in relief. Philadelphia W. L. Pel. GB By Curley, Warren Sewell and Jrellever Dick Hall suffered his Cine! 12 4 .750 ... Don Richards first setbeck. St. Louis 9 4 .69Z II> By United Press lllterulloalll . Ferguson Jenkins fanned the Philo 7· 5 .583 3 Nalfolt81 Leagoe side in the first inning and went Ch1cago 6 5 ·.ii4S Sizes 35 to 50-Reg., short, Long ~ G.AB R. H. Pel. on Ill add five mo~ strikeouts Atlanta 6 6 .500 4 95 00 HOUSTON <UP!) -A federal Brock, SI:L 13 6! 13 2:1 .435 as Chicago gained ita first shut Pitt 5 5 .500 4 appellate judge refused shortly All~, Phil I! 46 10 !7 of the season. Jenkins Los A 6 7 ·462 before midnight Thursday to Da~"· N.Y. 13 23 8 14 .368 allowed the Mets only three New York 5 8 .384 grant heavyweight champion Wlhms, Cftl 11 41 6 15 Lee Thomas drove in two San Fran 4 9 .'IIJI Cassius Clay a stay from his Gonzlz. Phil 12 31 5 ll runs that helped bring By .War- Sewell s bed led 'nduction Into the Clmnt, Pitt 10 40 7 !4 about Jack Fisher's second loss. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The , down, striking out Ken Render- ; 8 ~m 'Friday IMzrski, Pit 10 40 6 14 Jenkins won his third game Cincinnati Reds returned for a Ison before Willie Mays' fielder's · · y · Wills, Pitt 10 43 5 15 without a Joss. little "home cooking" at Cros· choice scored pinch-runner Ce· Judge John R Brown of the Cepeda, StL 10 43 6 15 .349 In the lone American Le.1gue 11 And SPRING TIME GO TOGETHER ley Field today. but the famiJ. sar Gutierrez. Willie McCovey U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Pinson, Cin 15 64 7 22 .344 en c 0 u n t er, Willie Smith Excellent Selection of Men'1 FOR ALL THE iar surroundings can't be much walked lo fill the bases, but Appeals, in a ruling only 8 1·2 American League whacked a pinch-hit double in SUITS and SPORT COATS FAMILY better .than the nearly two-week Abernathy got Jim Hart to hours before Clay faces indue· G. AB R. H. Pel the eighth inning for Cleveland's western trip. ground out to end the only ser· lion, said be bad no authority to Ptrocll, Bos II 43 7 17 winning run. The Indians blew a The Reds woand up with a 7~ ious threat the Giants made in grant the champion an lnjunc· ~aline, Del 12 47 1118 lead and were in record at Los Angeles. Houston the game. lion to halt lhe Induction. F.Rbsn, Bal 12 4% ,13 16 .381 when Boh Allison hit a and San Francisco and arrived Queen, the converted outfield- Clay's lawyers made a three- Freha, Det 12 38 7 14 .368 homer in the sixth home with a l'h·game Jead in er was in command before the hour plea to Brown to overrule Vrslls, Min ll 41 3 15 Rich Rollins doubled home MlddlE~port MIDDLEPORT, 0. .,, the National League race.' eightil, walking only one, strik· an e.arlier decision by a federal Cnglro, ~ 3 33 3 12 the tying run in the seventh, Foll~wlng a brief · weekend ing out three and giving up just diStrict Jndge, also in Houston. Yastski, Bos 11 47 7 17 ~~~. ~!"'!""!!!!!'!!!'!'!!!'!'!!!''!!'!"!!!!"!!!!'!!!!! series, against the New. York three hits, one of them McCov· J~ Imwn's seven-page Berry, ali 13 50 8 18 Mets,.tlie'lteds take to the road ey's bases empty homer in the optn1on, wntten In long-band Mnchr, Cal lG 46 9 16 again. Opening the lour-game seventh. wlth a cray011, called It "a hard Nrthrp, Del 12 49 7 17 .317 --·CHRYSLER ., set agllihst the Mets lllnigllt will The Reds. meanwhile, jumped and perhaps sad case." Home Rmll MOTalli COAPURAnDH be Samniy Ellis for Cincinnati on San Francisco starter Gay. But Brown agreed with U.S. NatiOotal Le a 1 u e B ,.IJCJ,, , .... ------:------------·~·:•:.-. against Bob Shaw of tbe Mets.l lord Perry for two runs in the - - Cards and Johnson, Reds The Reds made it two. eut of fifth. Don Pavlellch got the first fanned f~ur. McCovey, Giants 5: Allen, three oyer the San Francisco Cincinnati hit. off the Giants' Pmnt '" 11-4-1 on lis season, 4: Perez, Reds 3• · Giants In the windup of the righthander belpre Deron John- MHS 4·4-1 • West Coast trip Thursday after-~ son polled his sixth homer, Pomt 000 000 1)... 0 3 I ' Dist. Judge Allen B. Hannay , I, noon, thanks to tireless Ted The Reds scored the winning MHS . 000 fiiJ2 x- 2 6 I that tile law does not permit I Abernathy. run in the top of the eighth on Marnhout, Mcpermttt (LP) courts to review such cases. The underhanded relief ace consecutive singles by TommY. (!) and Hamm. Leffingwell and Clay bas sa1d be will refuse made his uth appearance In 16 Harper. Art Sbamsky and Vad; Swan. Home plate umpire: Art step forward when his name is games lo help the Reds to a Pinson. That koocked out Per- Stobart. called for induction. 3-2 decision over tbe Giants and ry, who was saddled with his save starter Mel Queen's third second setback in three deci· straight vidory. ; sions. Abernathy, who ljkfs the ! Although saved by Abernathy, I steady work, came on in the I Queen has given up a total o£1 eighth inning after Q•te•n 1 only 12 hits and just four I "' walked pinch·hitter Norm Sie-· earned runs in the 22 2·3 inbern !eadiug off the frame. nir.gs be has worked so far. He i Greel4d By Single has struck out 20 and walked Olllo IM'mv!! greeted Aber. only six, nothy with a single to left, and But the big reason the Reds ' Tito Ft.entes w2s safe when the a~ in first place is Abernathy, Cincy relief ace threw away his , who has recorded seven saves sacri~iec buot to i·)BJ .the basos. Ithis season, Including the two That's when Abernathy bore victories over San Francisco. Reds Return Home In First With .12-4 Mark Ptotectl~" I St~ndings SOLISHTAND COOL .AND COMFORTABLS '. "love slave," Marjorie elementary build· on Monday, a tnbute to semce- to South Viernam. They left !2 Jenable school administrator> to studenta, in group Just prior to the sentencing at I 0 u~f th: district The d i ,. i men '" VIetnam, Residenta are Americans dead and 190 wound· work out a coordinated plan of lfal songs, dances, pantomimes, 9-33 am. EST the defense I mgs . · b 'ld asked to JOin the observance by ed classes for the three h 1g h kits and musical · · · . tnct has five elementary Ul • fl · th · a g The legion· . · ' • moved for a new tr1ai on the 1' ymg elf a s. achools of the district in the nwnber groond that it questioned the ings. aires will place flags on dJe Another 57 Leathernecks died · fall. Teacher ""lgnments also .Adm~ 1 to tbe sljo 1 atUtude ol some of the jurors business section of the village. and 77 suff~ wound~ in an Ican be made at an early date. lor . adul~~':s. for stUd;Is~ All as the verdict was announced ~ It was reported that eight assault. on a Commumst for·, eeds will 0 00. the Mason six minutes earlier. Silv•rtooth ' flags were presented to Mid· tress hdl before ~annes with· Lar Pettit in ::;;., .,8 : ' denied the motion, but gave the' dleport Elementary School, and drew and let Amencan bombers! ry .. defense 15 days in which to file I . ) , that a new flag fo rvillage hall take over the assault today, Honor Guard Post BONDS POSTED ----· ~IContmued Fro!" Page One • bas been presented to Middle. . , Pic. Larry Pettit. son of Mr. . the • nose of fa•· powerful A1 r port Chief of Police Herbert Gil· The fightmg raged JUS! below and Mrs Albert Pettit Porn. 'I'Wo men posted bonds Ill ~ID-11 . MOTHERS DAY and 'GRADUATION Force Titan 3C rocket that had key. Richard Pickens outlined the North· .So~th Vietnam bor. eroy, ha; ·been se)ected honor pear ln the court of "l~ll'·ll . c~ within one second of blast· plans lor legl<JI)' • sponso~ der In the ram.soaked Jungle guard of his platoon stationed Mayor Char~ Legar on "' A Choice Selection of Bibles . off "''Uesday. , b b 11 1 s hills. Hard • p~s•ed Marines 1 D' A v· tn 6ay night. They are G,ein Nic:h-11 P 1) ed (Continu from age ase a earn ' . ~ported almost unpreceden~ Ia . I n. te . am, oLs,\ 4i, Oakes,': N. D., runn""" will sl!p Into the CO·Sponso!.lng 0 lp Norman Van Meter. D. n ed Communist attack ravaged Hts address IS Pfc. Larry J. a reli Ugh~ and bruce Crunch, I role for the annual sprlltg horse , Roach, and Henry Clatworthy their none too large stock of air· I Petllt. U. S. 518758ll. Co. C., J , 29 Sl1 i'psb Ky : a&ieed. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '. sbow of the Meigs County Rid· ! r,. , were appointed to tpe no.min· craft, damaging 30 helicopters' Second Battalion, !.6th Infantry, f., :, a urg, ·• ' ing Club. I allag commitl!e. New officers and two transports. A.P.O .. San FranciSCO, Calli. ~~_;'_~-:·'------,.J""""""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!III-~ The show. featuring 17 will be elected in May. Harold '· 'lasses, ~II be held at the I Coach Johnny Wickline's ]ty. Brewer was welcomed as a new WOMAN FINED ;, • Rock Sprmgs Fairgrounds on ger Creek Bobcats eked out a member, and it was noted that LOC~ TEMPS Delia Hudnell was fmed, $20 1 Sunday, June 4. It's a point 5.3 win over the T!astern !Jlgh 1 the post Jacks six me~bers of The temperature in Pomeroy's iand costa In the court of ,Meigs show for the Ohio Valley. Horse I School Eagles Thursday alter· I making quota .• A· donation was: do~ntown business district at !County Judge Frank W.. Porter,. Show Assn. B1ll Dowme will noon al Eastern m a Class A g1ven to the cancer fund. Re- 11.35 a. m. today was 56 de- . Thursday on charges of speed- . 1grees under sunny skies. serve as announcer with Char· ISectional baseball tournament ! freshments were served. Iing. j l.s Knopp as rmgmaster: Char·! game. · , I · ·' .. '"' H,.v., as English JUdge and , Jon Rothgeb wenl'the distance 19 Absentee Voters ~rom P ,,; Cherry as Western class · for the '!I'll'~· ~!ling the 1 . dli 1' ,, •• , . '. , : Eagles down with lour hits. He · Gtlt ID by Dea ne I '"' . -. , struck out II and ifalkecf two. ! oltiy 19 absentee bllllots were , '' :l'l')Pf1 rs that all is ~omg 1 Eastern's only two extra base ' cast U1 ~e1gs County for the ' rn, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Loch· 1hits were a triple by 0 i c k 1 May 2 pnmary elections at the · ·• and their plans for a trip 1Douglas the Engles' catcher deadline for such voting at 4 '" ~rolland in June. r:at and !who sco'red two of his learn'~ p.m. Thursd~y, county board ol r•··ro. two of Po~eroys f~nest. 1 runs, and a double by Ritcltie. eleetto~ olfictals. said. will make the JOurney w1 t hi Centerflelder DOve Jividen Precmct election hoardl!. friP.nds who live in Hawaii. The, had Kyger Creek's only extra accordaltce with a policy Loch•rys' only late last year 1 base..blow, a triple, Third base- carried out througbout the enjoyed an extended visit in ·man >Earl Thomas bllll two will be ~uced from siX , the Islan:!s. Pat and Cala.~a areJibiBJef bt two trips to !be plate four members for 'fueBclay s at the pas.,port stage fo !''J and 'iight fiel~ep ·fom Cooper election. their Seo11an4 trip .. .. a~, •had a braee o( alpgles In four ---by the wm.ut lte In the a r',trips ' I ' I HELP WANTBD ' of their l!'ceslora during th ' Kyg;r Cr~ek's next (wonentl Managers of lite stay. . . ' In Class A Sectional play will teams. officers of the ' . be Coolville next weekend al l League assocladon. aDd lathers Somethln~ a little dlfl~renl iKyger Creek. of players are asked Ill be at will be offered res1d~ts attend- ; Eastern 010 100 ~ _ 3 4 2 1 the pari: In ~ddleporl Sunllay i~ the May 5 sprm! concert 1Kvger Creek 100 002 z- 5 7 4 l ot 3 p. m. equipped ~th a hoe, of the Rutland Red Devil band. ! · . shovel, rake, or all threeJI!mS, conr..t'IO ............... ._.,..,, dNn, ~. Small tables will be used a· ; N 'I Jid ...,., to shape up the diambn!ls! • bout the auditorium noor andl, ew $ " '' 0 : - - -lillllof. achool patrons will be seated r) Opened on Ma 10 : cont&tt Mrs ~i'!iey I· . . ~~ Bend'S Beat j ' MIIJ.S..SIMPsON Insurance AsiiiCJ Farber.: ~ppor ;~J l ·; · I&"'" ~ r' · rt'A Talent d Show Satur ay ~ I the NaYlor's Run Playground ·on Memorial Day by the' Friend· Cbarles Pylea ,' .,.T!IeJState H(gbway patrol investigated a minor ac- 'ly Neighbo!''s club.·of Naylor's ~!'..PLEASANT - , Roy II. tlleport .and ctbl! Club, JI~u~ 1 ' cident at 9:45 a.m. Thursd.ay on Main S.t., iii Rutland, in· Run. I 'Tude) Me,.lck, 52, Huntl~gtoh, a.nt jn : Racine. In' M)d~ 1 ..'!:e,.:Y~~ a!" sto";: volving a tractor·t~ailer operated by Donald C. Nelsoll.' The club ~)!I Tuesday at the ,W. Va., a· ro:mer re~id'ent ;>f the Chris", ~n. torm~IY u. 28, Rt. 1 Middleport. .. .. .· ' home of Mrs. Thomas Werry. 1 Henderson, dted u~expeele\IIY Home Restaurant. willtllliO ~ peel at ooce a carfew wlll be Officers reported that Nelson's semi $!ruck a mal)~ A record hop •rill be sponso~d . at 3:30 a.m.. Friday In .a Br~· taking part. ;.: , . '·· put lnlb effeCI requlriDg chlJ. hole casing and fetal wst, owned ~y \he village of Rut· · iiy lhe club In order to purch48e · tol, Tenn, hospltalr He was em· .1 NAPLES Fla. (UP!) _ Dr. Carl A. Co llno tocta dren unlil 16 111 be oft lhe · laud. Th~re was minor, damage. Jl!e!Son, according to jhe playground equlpllll!rlt. ployed· ai a truck dr~ver for · 'Was found guilty of second degree murde/£:' the death , streel8 of lhe vlllap by 8 patrol, failed to stop after t!)e accrdent, and was later ·~ A traveling prize furnished by the Bell Unes! Inc. · ill his fil'!>l wife and was sent.nced to life in grison. ' p. m. eacb day. prebended. . Mildred Arnold was won by Born Aug, 23, 1914, In Mason The all'lriale jury returned the verdict shortly after • " ' " - - The patrol cltarged Nelson IApril 28: !•net C. Manuel,~~· Elsie Hines. Other pme wln· 1county, he was. the son of the , , , with hitskl with real 0 ertv l Rt. 2 Racme, a~d Clay P. Cl· ners were Mts. Charli!s ·Wer· l•te John and f\ebecca Henry resuming deliberation this morning of the charge that 0 !the suave retired anesthesiologist killed his wile, Car· and he w~ cited to : .: ; g ~ bert, 46, Columbia Statmn, O~o, ry, Mrs. George Buchanan •- MessJck, He served in the u. s. !lnela with an overdose of coun'" court April 28 · · speeding. muntctpal court. ~'-. Mt1. Elwood Byers. 1Navy In World War. 11. . jm e~otic drug. an appeal. ,. rii ?&· . . 1 / The next meeting will be [' Survivors Include hi~ w I f e, ; Circuit Court ~~dge LyM N. The suntanned, wry defen· Other ar~ests by the patrol Ctted to. appear tn mun~~~ held at the home of Mrs. Char· Mrs. Alle~ra Morrison Me,. l>llvertooth pronounced sentence dan! stood With hts hands Thursday mcluded: J~mes R. -court April 28 were. F~a ' Jes We ' Refreshments were slclt: ~ daughters, Rebel> lmmdiately, ordering Coppolino Iclasped behmd htm m front of Mtller, 32.' Rt. 2 Cbeshtre,, over: D: ~olcomb. 36, Pt. PI asant, . d ~those named and Mrs. ca, Rosalene and Rhorida Mes· · ;1 Yopr to l!aeford Fla. prison "for the the bench as Silvertooth sen· OS load, Meigs county court A,prii Diana Lynn K':"t, 18. Pt. Pleas- :·es 'th Ml Eleanor sick Ill at home: a son, temeinder'of yo'ur natural life." tenced him to life in prison. 28; Gilberl Blum, 43, Broo~lyn, ant; and Wilham Wooten, 34, Y l11l • J~d Wer Mes~ck, Jr., a! home: 0 n Y ry. brother, .Charles Messick, Pitts- ·coiJ!pletf : The vtrdict was strenuously Sitting alone in the spectator Ben Willlams, past command- r.. Y.•. spoedlng and disobeying. Rt, 2 Chesh~re, aU for tmproo- ry and Mrs. Is Our aullne11 ~jected to by the defense., section just behind the rail, er of the Eighth District. Amer· a yield sign, municipal court, I er parkmg; Stephen R. Beseck· burgh, Pa.; and two sisters, Coppolino's attorney F. Lee Coppolino's second wife, Mary. ican Legion, was a guest Wed· er, 18,, Bradford, OhiO, failure I Mrs. Pauline RObbins, Render· • jwty said "the set of lacta .did 139. stared blankly toward the nesday night at a meeting of to regiS~er: a~d Delbert W. son, and Mrs. Beulah Oliver, Pt. DON MILLS ~ot warrant that verdict." bench. Feeney . Bennett Post 128, Mid· Clonch. 37, Galhpohs. overload. Pleasant. l::oppolino himslf besitated dleport. Arrangements will be announ· . BUD SIMPSON ~hen the decision was an· Williams anoounced the dis· . Registration of ced by the Crow-Husses) Funer· DICK KARR, JR. ~oup<;t!d. then whispered sometrict conference to be held at Students Completed MASON - The annual .Mas. aJ Home. ~~Your ln•u,•nce ptlnl into Bailey's ear. I (C~ntinued from Page 1) Lancaster, June 11, and the deRegistration of over 900 high on P.T.A. Talent Show Will be ---Concollod? ~ It was Coppolino's second crease of about one mill after I partment convention to be held school students for the n e X I p~sented Saturday, April 29. TOPIC: "ROSES'' ' Wo Con Wrtto 1,. ltial on murder charges. The th f' 1 e at Cincinnati in July. school year has been completed announoes Luther 0. Tucker, P. "Roses" wHl be the topic 1 first time, Bailey won an ~ ~0 ~u:~~n the b 0 a r d . SAIGON (UPI)- North Viet. in the Meigs Local School DIS· T.A. president. Show lime 18 Mrs. Tom Marlla and Mrs. 'cquittal, clearillg the doctor of! ."ted n 1 that,this is the first Plans were .made durmg the namese troops today battered trlct by Harold Sauer and Tom 7:30p.m. at the Mason Youth Howard Birchfield, members i charge of killing ...tired Army til ~u 'lizens of the South- mcetmg, preSided over by AI· with roCkets, mortars and ,ar. Kelly. ~uidance counselors of Center. the Rutland Friendly Gardener> I Lt. CoL William E. Farber, the I emeo·s:ri~ have been ghcn an bert Roush. commander. for tillery the u. s. Marines bases the district. More than %0 tslent acts Club, when litey. appear on " . COATS IUILDING Ml<ldloporl husband of Coppolino's one-time I rn ~ ·t to vote on a levy I the observance .of Loyalty Day blockin~ their invasion path in· Completion of registration wi!l be presented, featuring WMPO's "Coffee with Janet" rl!. 992-2* ! ~ 1 • Cards· Slip Into· Second After 6-4 Defeat j :er:;·~.:'::!!1 r llllye~:=::~e.•. :fnvolv.erl·Tractor~Traiier . . . ' -~ ' ,11· ·.: .... 1 Minot Areident ·in RutJanU ·. oponalble and wlll be ;flaed If ; ·~ ,,>., f~ f • .. ~ ·' 'it ~l -1~ �' \ ' 1 ' r'tB~tJSmifu~'~~~futeJuleDt ....~~!D . Luth;~· ' ~-~.-~o.AFu,.·,~:"' ~~~ ~ ;-_; nf M.: ~ c·: .··' s. . "h . · · 1· T. . a:rh··~ ·.,. . . ~ ..:N · ~· h ~r-~·~: A't; ~111 .··: ,;·s :.·i· :d· aylor!Feur.S-mJ·ateOp'p·..osed ~:~!1':?~~~~~~;~ .·y . .~$00 ounty ~ 1 :00 s · jutsuay lg t .l:~.Q~:t·w~~~AI~fc~ w~~ w·ome.n. tu y · · ,~ : · · l :t:;;l:l"·~~~~~u:'.:': ~··t l1?. '&'il iilr3D ' t' S 0 Beer Sales at Marshall ' \!1aiM: speC\Ila~o~ L~theran · , . · .. " tt1!!ib1~ ·'gfllinf ~ , If • •.J'T,, PLEASANT -l'l!e· wtde must , be presimj .al a .meetjng $'1U41. BIUy Steele Is programjbe speaker at St. Peter !s to wluHvOill4be tn order to ac!t ln that meeting, ditector. The Summer program 1 Cllurch on SQ!Jday, · tlle .new Mason County Supetln· Board members.felphere wasjs for a six weeks period an~ ' Ap~ll 30, at 10:45 a, m; Mtss )'I•.' · tendent of Scilaols VIBS ended no tegar ruUng to date on thix p'rovldes employment for teacb- Spurlock wiU eave ln May to PT. PLEASANT - The St. Thllrsday nlgbt at 10!30 ofHQelmatter, ~nly an opmion. a n d ei$ ll!ld aides for seven weeks. return to her missionary work Peter Lutheran Churcll . the board, during 1~ . regular complicatio~ might arise from.!The proJect must now ,be ap- .noll' completing some ~ years •met Tuosday eyen!ng wttll Mrs. session, voted thre to one to I" legal . slaridPQin,t, so B o a r d 1proved by the State Department. Iservice to this foreign country. Jack Wigal, president, . hire.J. Broo~s Smtih, 47, .R I p- 1presldent Earl' K~efer called ~Orj School bus driver, Almer Ma-!Sbe has been In the United ing. Program chatl'man, Mrs. · Icy. •s supenntendent of schools Ia vote on the ··bJting of Snuth theny, appeared . before t h etStates a year on furlough and Frank Scholz presented a · ior Mason County ·for p tw~ · wl!lf m~mljers, Siders, Brown board to answer questions or bad a busy schedule devoted to .gram relative to May •year. ~eriod at a salary ol flZ.·Iand Keefer vottnt '1yes" and to tell ·his side of the recent taudJ, church sroups, and at 1ship Day with discussions . iJO" per year. . Ted Stevens 'voti:•J "no." Idismissal of tWo 'youths from ,Baptist he~ll<!uarters, Pater-lsented on lbe mam topic . · Stevena ,aid he had nothing!hls bus. Matheny said he dld json, N. /. Imigrants, their work, and Just P!lor to, the motion to against Smith but !ell a eountylput the youlbs off the bus; they ' Miss Spurlock is tile sister of'lihood. hire SIDlth, Sup t Milton Bur· Iman ·should ~e hired for t h elhall been trouble makers for a Mrs. Vernon Deweese 2315 MI. Mrs. Scholz also delle read ~~ !be board ~nd post. long time. and also had caused Vernon Avenue, Pt. Pleasant t next meeting of the !he ne~s medta the applloattOn When a member of the press trouble when they rode 0 t be rJ Church Women Council of Pt. 0.1 Snutb whtcb w~s dated Ap- lquestioned Burdette as to what ,buses. 1 Pleasant Valley Hospital Pleasant will be held at 'I p.m. ~~"J;.:uiee".:'~r~~~w!.\' ~~ 1his future plans might be, he He fell discipline m u s t be i Admitted. Mr s. Ballard May 5th at the Heights EUB h boa F . :answered that he hoped to be malntilined on buses to insure!Howell, Gall1]10lls, 0.: Mrs. Church, observmg the 1 ~...[d rtt~· ~:"1 2~dersjemployed in some capacity by the · safety of !be other pupUs 1Paui Williams, Crown City; May Fellowship Day. moVed 1m: Smllbrryat t b e, the Mason County Board of Ed- snd a driver could not d r I v e Mrs. Otto Birchfield, Hogsett. ladies of churches . 0 · iod or'! ucallon, but did not elaborate. safely II he was requited to Dlseharged - Richard Scy· Pt. Pleasant are lnvtled a~ 1ary efo r 8 per stated sa A ·d. I I h · h · 1 P ••toed th f , ccor 1n~ to a rev ew o I e keep watch In t e rear VIew 1 er. omeroy, 0.: ou:s. Lester . 1. ''~ ~c~s· 0 • ;:: 100d wBas ~·~·!activities of 1. Brooks Smith, mirror ali the time. Boa rd 1Siepbens, Leon; Mrs. Joe Me· Next meeting of St. Peter's onB:fore th~· fln~~arvote he' h~s had 27 years teaching i n1embers agreed that discipline iComas, Ashton. L.C.W. will be one week early taken member Ted Stevens!expertence and had served three'lwas necessary and the concern • due .to Memorial Day . The 'd h Itt b B'IJ H .; vears as .Superintendent of was the safety of the students. i FEWER KILLED meetmg w11l be May 23 at the '"'d eh e. mem1. " 1 11 H 1°w ' Schools in Jackson County, with IBoth students dismissed !rom j SAIGON IUPI)- U. S. mili· church. Mrs. Douglas Rou'h ar w o 1s a pa 1en n o zer1 h' J k C It k · h 'II b h · d H ' 't 1 ff . £ . . • 1 " ac son ounty contract ex·1thc bus are now back r 1ding , ary S;IO esman satd T ursday wt e program c alfman an 05 ~ 1 ~ ~u ermg rom :"J•mets: oiring this year. Smith is mar·t Matheny's bus. ~ 148 Americans were kJlled, / Mrs. Emil Romans will serve 10 r~ce;~ b 1 c~ at c c 1 e ~ ' ;ied and his wife is a teacher. j Two representatives of Beale lt.OU wounded and 13 missinv, as hostess. s hou e a ow th ' vo/ Y They are the parents of t h r e e!School, Lynn Freeman a n d iin action in VIetnam last week, I The church dining room table P ~"\ o~reces~ · ~h meer'~f children. loougias Pauley, came to dis- :a slight drop In over-all figures was centered wiil! spring flow· 0 0 ed. "~once~:~' t~e l~ali~y ~rl Other action of !be Board cuss improvements needed ati from the previoua week. !ers and refreshments we r• 'th was the acceptance of the recthe school, such as two new I I served by Mrs. Stephen HujJk , Mr. Howard. vomg. t 1WoJ t WI • . ""'··-da u1 · Mrs. W'll' 1 It d r Willi K ,ommendatlon of the Superml~n·tclassrooms, lunchroom and or-: · - · y's Jlos Is to the fo11owmg. l wm erslt rea E rom Aam i t . i dent that the employment and flee space ceilings lowered end Montreat 6 Toronto 2 Heider, Mrs. Russell DeSona, e . H.·nm on, xecu 11ve ")SIS an , 1 ' , Stiite Superintendent of Schools.Iplacement of all teachers em-: new light fixtures, repair of . One letter from Hamilton stat· jployed at present by the Board jblackboards, screen doors and e. in his opinion that it d o es ,or Educahon of Mason County I windows, new heating systemseem oossible fer a board trl , m the same position thcv now some rooms too bot and some m•et for some official urpose ' hold with tt.e exception of those too cold, remove sand burrs at J liospital io which ~ mem· iover 65 years of ag~ and those 1froni playgrouod, and graduat- 1 k...--,,.,..:.~~-;--:"'r:; 1 ber is confined if the other ! pers~n•. to be constdered for led seating. rr:-mhe::-s cnn~:. : r. However, any Iconhnu~ng contract 9tatus be· I AU the items were discussed ! '' ~-­ action taken there should ·be icause of a compl~tion of three iin length and repairs as pussi- ' cm:rirrr.ad 1! t.he next meeting i rears :-egular servJce a~d tho~ Ible will be made during the ol the board at its regular meet· persons holding teachmg per-~ summer months. The request in~ p!~ce. :ntis. for new clasarooms will be add· He concluded rh•t a member : New teachers employed by i ~ to the list of requests I or or a county board of cdurati11n , the hoard were James D. Page.J· the new levy to be voted on next! moy not participate in a board ; not placed and John G. Alhn· year. I meeting by telephone. In t h e: de;. not plac~d; Wlll•o Bruce j' Harold Cjlrder and Okey Keel· I other letter from Hamilton, he I p,ckens, Wilham McWhorter, er were rehired for part time: stated in his opinion a member iPaul Harper, Karen G. Harper. !work 4uring the summer to · _ -·- ·ali placed at Wahama. Ikeep the lawns ol !be various ~ ! Resignations accepted we r e ischools mowed at a pay rate ;'I IRooald ~chard'?n coa~h at wa.!o' $1.60 per hour subject to re:r•ma Htgh: D•n!Ol Arhs, tea.ch· vision July 1. eWURLITleR :~r at Wahama, and the With· Sup't Burdette announced that eBALUWIN j-'!&Wol] of the appl ·calton 'or Point Pleasant lligh s c h 0 0 I .Jnd OIHER FAMOU! ,Merrell Clark for the posttton: was again classified as a first BRANDS 1o< Supmntendent 1class high school by the North The most convenient, no .. Board members voted to a·1 Central Association ol Colleges ticeable and economical do:Jt the l'I'Ogram and huaget: •ad Seeondary Schools. change you can make for the Title I Elementary & ! The request of Mason County . hathroom ~ernization is I ~!"-~~ :for ~e ~xn~tarv EducJtion ~et fr~· j Prhlci!)a!s A'3sociation for ex· the 11ddition of this vanity, I ·r:~~~ 'nr, Tr•int<f Service• 1wet, Addenun to ProJect C. A. ' tended employmi!llt at !be end modern in hannonious ar.. 286·2104 J•ckson, D. 'R E' "ith a total . of !ot the school term to prepare . rangement with colorful Irepurts was 8fanted with one ! Curvform Formica top. !Iweek given to schools under six ! ' Vanity is obtainable for right or left hand installali~ooms and two weeks for lsr- , tion. 18" vitreous china schools. lavatory is complete wi ~> The next regular session of i i ri.ttings ~nd moun~ing ::-::- · board was scheduled 1o r WIIH 'Monday, May 81b at 7:30 p m. VINITf I ~tllLT DEURB SINQUF K&C Jewelers His A Great Se,ection of Name .Brand Gifts n:;:·,! . Mother's D1y,Miy 14 Choose :Mother'• gift from K&C'a better selection, like glassware bl' Fostofia, Mlll'lel 4o billfpldl by Meek... watcbee 1>1 ~~~ HELEN HELP US! 184T 11.01011 Ill•-'"'• by 87f11!Ulle and UWI,. I eboiee selectio)l ol laBhloR jewekJ, wUi h.vo it 't• Oby\Qus no· PT. PLEASArfl' -:-,- 11enator ~ Taylor S81d. ~~~ !lludllll WalliS fl bee!: ~ ~"ould Randall A. T~ylor, ·MUOO Coun- searching my so~l, I feel I have no troubl~ getung one oil ty, held a lengthy ~nference muat· oppose the setting oll!eer catl!])U!J, lScnatot 'taY:Ior,said,tho with Marshall Unlverstly ofll,c· qn campuaes for the foll~wtnj! ·LeglsliiUN" was ."' 'litll~ Ja~ tn tal~ Thursday. relating his op-: reasons: . . passillg· pt!i lair, wblch bas posllion to the sellin~ ·of beer (I) I 1 w>ll giVe the general caused the: ,be"" p~J19.alc,fu be on Marshall Urlverslly camp- publtc the opbon that our sta~~ a JllaJor Issue·Jn the state illiP' us. colleges .encoursgpes alcholie ported schoolaJitis year. consumptton. . . Se~. Tay~o~ remln~ ~ 0 (Z) It would not be to Sen. Taylor c•mrluded l!IB relverslty offtCials the bill pass those students wbo did not marks~~ the conferenc~ advoby the recent . 5Bth Leglalature drink. eating that Ma11!hail Uruversity was penn•sstve legislation and (3) Beer drinking would have aod all state supPQrted cothas to be. approved by the a tendency to interfere with a leges continue their high moral school prestdent. Because. ~~ student's studying and learning tradition, all(! not let beer be 1~ ~glsla~ure pas~llhts ed capacity. sold on their campus. :;t !•lr ~~i/ r:~\~t~~ c:n~~~~a:th a wron and' are not in the b~t inter~st of the educational system , ·- - · -------,-· H Mrs Kenneth Roush Mrs S Knoll Mrs Dougias Rouah. Mrs. Ja;.es Roach, Mrs. EmU Mrs. Dale Roush, Mrs Scholz and Mrs. Jack Wi· :::::__ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ f Buynowand SAVE! · 1 Dudley's PI A N 0 ' IIALV-A-GARD WELDED LAWN FENCE 36"x100' S1396 ...... CJH AMES 1101 II:OlL S1888 DK\111 IMOVIl AMES $157 C/H C/H ~--------~---------~---------i 50'1'\AinC COAIIO unUTY AMES lOW WI AMES ~ !HOVB wtttl CLOTHIIUNE '""' .,.,-... .. -...,._ ggc · • .... IIDl $2.15 JUt / - ~ NIW 9' ClOTHISUNI POST CLOTHES DRYER :iU9 . .,.. ............... Ml""' -~.-• ol<oeqlio hi ~ llolod i<l high wln<IL - · r pogo .. 1 ""'"' ...... .a.." ................. ~ ,- 'IJ. S788 I $188 C/H :~[-• I I~~~,.-~ 48"~~:100' ~ 11[0. $.17.!10 _ GAIVANIZID STIR Hoevy 4uty .,..,.. ,.. lo -· ~ ,_ ........ .... ,. . . ...,. -"'· ..... MI.' "' ~ -· loo CLOTHESLINE PROP 37C c~ REG. 72c A clttloeoiM JRfl "'01 w\\1 1101 lllclt tlo<oll "" IU.. root '"' .,.!I¥ .--..d. (!lp ,., wl. t101'""' 1r.., finn ~,;p pleolio ..... 6SU»I'UI 1 Itl -FOR- •· lAYATOif ~:.a~~:~·W. L. Ohio Valley LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE : : ,232 E. 2nd &Heating Edward Baer Pomeroy Hn•y, TUBULAR -1oM ......- MAIL BOX POST .• . 1111. . . . .... - .........."'"''$644 ... ..................u ..-.! <0< ......... I• · ....... WOOOfN SHIUB RNa 29c . """"' u ..... 41JJ CUIJC . ~o'oK WHAT'S HAPPENED AT ' .\YA'yJ[§D~(§ 1••• ' ' l~g money Oijt , of hll, pAy. She'll be more radiant ~shes hix money befO!'e be mes home and I never ques· than ever when you give ed the at110unt be said be ber a gift certificate to makes because I trusted him. our beauty salnn for ..a 1ben I found out what btl ncv; hairdo and manicure iJ. Last wetk he look out I thought it was funny he had· II -a Mother's Day delight! sot a pay raise lor over 1a II year, and this Is why. 1 1 I work ioo and we pool our : money for billl, uvmgs, ole. I I Phone 992-3557 . _' ....... - ,~ ,n ·lfvltur'ht I knn Pomei"'Y --·--- ,m,.,., . .. - w,.rv.l thing went. He's always - been ~ • (· .' ' ' ' ' . . . - -. 1:. I' ,-. I - ~ -· '' ' • • • ·., . ••• •cALJs-=: MaM•ti.eam· .· . ., '' ~ .- . ): ~ . i/1:!~ ~· - ,- \ ' A NEW FLAME ·! ., ·~ '.. ' .....,..... - ~ ~--~- - Recto:ngular Color TV 3 ROOMS Newfurnitu ONLY $299 J30.00 Down - B•l•net Convenient Terms W : MASON FURN!JURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I WERNER' ·RADIO,&T.vI.• N, 2nd Ave. ' I , ' " Middlepolt, 0. , ' " ~ .,. . II! L -\ '- •' ' ) .• '"' ' \ o ,,.,,'!'";' ' ~ ',\' ' •. From tho new sculpturad cabinet styling to ,i.ecitanlcal . reliability that's mllasured in extra years, here are 'th' most excHing laundry ~ppHance, ·evet lntroducad.-Ahd they aro iil.~lat, - the kind of quiet that says Quality i'flsld.e a~· out.: , . ~ IYalhtr Fllllill""' "' Big .enouih for mixed ·loads up to 15 eoundl - kenttel !noiJih for delicate hend-washabtot. 1 '! , ~Sht. ~mblftatiOns of temperature and speed plua ~~~~~.~flp W•~h &eiP,C!Ipns ~· FIYo w,ter Level•·- , ~•.~t, for OYe\Y.fobr(c, -~'l' • New Coollllfl Slibwor ~~n~ thjt P~,enfo fabrl~s. ~ ~o·sel outoillatle , !a}ric so~nors. apust,lhe ~nty on~ •!111'rts'wHII o I . •sh,r,)~ n ~rrilse lon . ' 11110 I k tDnLA • --.- ' Witlt..tlt.e Quiet gf Quality! , .•. ~~ ;. Washes and 'Dryes 'Wi,j~per @,[? ·if@\'tAYM!t: \ , · ·'' lola's Beauty Salon -· .... 1,HE 11\V I~EtllltLESl 1 @l!JJLj I never dreamed my lruaband woujd do thls. lie hu . been MOTHER I' @J i Dear Helen: ileautiful . ' .' ® Here's lo a -- .' ' ., ' ' ;f ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES IN POMEROY We've added BOLEN'S power/un equipment. Tractors, mowe~s, tillers. \ See 'em~ Try 'em. Then you'll know what we're .. so excited about;. ~T WHEELBARROW Dool""" ftlo ...., ...... ~l"'f. ~ .. v.· 1 <II, .... madt oA -...1 ""' !...t.lne. UHI, ,..,.. &ro Talallwl_,, w.·. '"""" ... lo tlod; '""" c:-o. --. . ...........-- · S2588 ~, RURAL • MAIL BOX REG. $3.50 , .......... l..tn- ~ WREN HOUSE MARTIN HOUSE \YlTHCOUPON S119· ' Rt:G. $1.111 VALUE ' 11717 �' \ ' 1 ' r'tB~tJSmifu~'~~~futeJuleDt ....~~!D . Luth;~· ' ~-~.-~o.AFu,.·,~:"' ~~~ ~ ;-_; nf M.: ~ c·: .··' s. . "h . · · 1· T. . a:rh··~ ·.,. . . ~ ..:N · ~· h ~r-~·~: A't; ~111 .··: ,;·s :.·i· :d· aylor!Feur.S-mJ·ateOp'p·..osed ~:~!1':?~~~~~~;~ .·y . .~$00 ounty ~ 1 :00 s · jutsuay lg t .l:~.Q~:t·w~~~AI~fc~ w~~ w·ome.n. tu y · · ,~ : · · l :t:;;l:l"·~~~~~u:'.:': ~··t l1?. '&'il iilr3D ' t' S 0 Beer Sales at Marshall ' \!1aiM: speC\Ila~o~ L~theran · , . · .. " tt1!!ib1~ ·'gfllinf ~ , If • •.J'T,, PLEASANT -l'l!e· wtde must , be presimj .al a .meetjng $'1U41. BIUy Steele Is programjbe speaker at St. Peter !s to wluHvOill4be tn order to ac!t ln that meeting, ditector. The Summer program 1 Cllurch on SQ!Jday, · tlle .new Mason County Supetln· Board members.felphere wasjs for a six weeks period an~ ' Ap~ll 30, at 10:45 a, m; Mtss )'I•.' · tendent of Scilaols VIBS ended no tegar ruUng to date on thix p'rovldes employment for teacb- Spurlock wiU eave ln May to PT. PLEASANT - The St. Thllrsday nlgbt at 10!30 ofHQelmatter, ~nly an opmion. a n d ei$ ll!ld aides for seven weeks. return to her missionary work Peter Lutheran Churcll . the board, during 1~ . regular complicatio~ might arise from.!The proJect must now ,be ap- .noll' completing some ~ years •met Tuosday eyen!ng wttll Mrs. session, voted thre to one to I" legal . slaridPQin,t, so B o a r d 1proved by the State Department. Iservice to this foreign country. Jack Wigal, president, . hire.J. Broo~s Smtih, 47, .R I p- 1presldent Earl' K~efer called ~Orj School bus driver, Almer Ma-!Sbe has been In the United ing. Program chatl'man, Mrs. · Icy. •s supenntendent of schools Ia vote on the ··bJting of Snuth theny, appeared . before t h etStates a year on furlough and Frank Scholz presented a · ior Mason County ·for p tw~ · wl!lf m~mljers, Siders, Brown board to answer questions or bad a busy schedule devoted to .gram relative to May •year. ~eriod at a salary ol flZ.·Iand Keefer vottnt '1yes" and to tell ·his side of the recent taudJ, church sroups, and at 1ship Day with discussions . iJO" per year. . Ted Stevens 'voti:•J "no." Idismissal of tWo 'youths from ,Baptist he~ll<!uarters, Pater-lsented on lbe mam topic . · Stevena ,aid he had nothing!hls bus. Matheny said he dld json, N. /. Imigrants, their work, and Just P!lor to, the motion to against Smith but !ell a eountylput the youlbs off the bus; they ' Miss Spurlock is tile sister of'lihood. hire SIDlth, Sup t Milton Bur· Iman ·should ~e hired for t h elhall been trouble makers for a Mrs. Vernon Deweese 2315 MI. Mrs. Scholz also delle read ~~ !be board ~nd post. long time. and also had caused Vernon Avenue, Pt. Pleasant t next meeting of the !he ne~s medta the applloattOn When a member of the press trouble when they rode 0 t be rJ Church Women Council of Pt. 0.1 Snutb whtcb w~s dated Ap- lquestioned Burdette as to what ,buses. 1 Pleasant Valley Hospital Pleasant will be held at 'I p.m. ~~"J;.:uiee".:'~r~~~w!.\' ~~ 1his future plans might be, he He fell discipline m u s t be i Admitted. Mr s. Ballard May 5th at the Heights EUB h boa F . :answered that he hoped to be malntilined on buses to insure!Howell, Gall1]10lls, 0.: Mrs. Church, observmg the 1 ~...[d rtt~· ~:"1 2~dersjemployed in some capacity by the · safety of !be other pupUs 1Paui Williams, Crown City; May Fellowship Day. moVed 1m: Smllbrryat t b e, the Mason County Board of Ed- snd a driver could not d r I v e Mrs. Otto Birchfield, Hogsett. ladies of churches . 0 · iod or'! ucallon, but did not elaborate. safely II he was requited to Dlseharged - Richard Scy· Pt. Pleasant are lnvtled a~ 1ary efo r 8 per stated sa A ·d. I I h · h · 1 P ••toed th f , ccor 1n~ to a rev ew o I e keep watch In t e rear VIew 1 er. omeroy, 0.: ou:s. Lester . 1. ''~ ~c~s· 0 • ;:: 100d wBas ~·~·!activities of 1. Brooks Smith, mirror ali the time. Boa rd 1Siepbens, Leon; Mrs. Joe Me· Next meeting of St. Peter's onB:fore th~· fln~~arvote he' h~s had 27 years teaching i n1embers agreed that discipline iComas, Ashton. L.C.W. will be one week early taken member Ted Stevens!expertence and had served three'lwas necessary and the concern • due .to Memorial Day . The 'd h Itt b B'IJ H .; vears as .Superintendent of was the safety of the students. i FEWER KILLED meetmg w11l be May 23 at the '"'d eh e. mem1. " 1 11 H 1°w ' Schools in Jackson County, with IBoth students dismissed !rom j SAIGON IUPI)- U. S. mili· church. Mrs. Douglas Rou'h ar w o 1s a pa 1en n o zer1 h' J k C It k · h 'II b h · d H ' 't 1 ff . £ . . • 1 " ac son ounty contract ex·1thc bus are now back r 1ding , ary S;IO esman satd T ursday wt e program c alfman an 05 ~ 1 ~ ~u ermg rom :"J•mets: oiring this year. Smith is mar·t Matheny's bus. ~ 148 Americans were kJlled, / Mrs. Emil Romans will serve 10 r~ce;~ b 1 c~ at c c 1 e ~ ' ;ied and his wife is a teacher. j Two representatives of Beale lt.OU wounded and 13 missinv, as hostess. s hou e a ow th ' vo/ Y They are the parents of t h r e e!School, Lynn Freeman a n d iin action in VIetnam last week, I The church dining room table P ~"\ o~reces~ · ~h meer'~f children. loougias Pauley, came to dis- :a slight drop In over-all figures was centered wiil! spring flow· 0 0 ed. "~once~:~' t~e l~ali~y ~rl Other action of !be Board cuss improvements needed ati from the previoua week. !ers and refreshments we r• 'th was the acceptance of the recthe school, such as two new I I served by Mrs. Stephen HujJk , Mr. Howard. vomg. t 1WoJ t WI • . ""'··-da u1 · Mrs. W'll' 1 It d r Willi K ,ommendatlon of the Superml~n·tclassrooms, lunchroom and or-: · - · y's Jlos Is to the fo11owmg. l wm erslt rea E rom Aam i t . i dent that the employment and flee space ceilings lowered end Montreat 6 Toronto 2 Heider, Mrs. Russell DeSona, e . H.·nm on, xecu 11ve ")SIS an , 1 ' , Stiite Superintendent of Schools.Iplacement of all teachers em-: new light fixtures, repair of . One letter from Hamilton stat· jployed at present by the Board jblackboards, screen doors and e. in his opinion that it d o es ,or Educahon of Mason County I windows, new heating systemseem oossible fer a board trl , m the same position thcv now some rooms too bot and some m•et for some official urpose ' hold with tt.e exception of those too cold, remove sand burrs at J liospital io which ~ mem· iover 65 years of ag~ and those 1froni playgrouod, and graduat- 1 k...--,,.,..:.~~-;--:"'r:; 1 ber is confined if the other ! pers~n•. to be constdered for led seating. rr:-mhe::-s cnn~:. : r. However, any Iconhnu~ng contract 9tatus be· I AU the items were discussed ! '' ~-­ action taken there should ·be icause of a compl~tion of three iin length and repairs as pussi- ' cm:rirrr.ad 1! t.he next meeting i rears :-egular servJce a~d tho~ Ible will be made during the ol the board at its regular meet· persons holding teachmg per-~ summer months. The request in~ p!~ce. :ntis. for new clasarooms will be add· He concluded rh•t a member : New teachers employed by i ~ to the list of requests I or or a county board of cdurati11n , the hoard were James D. Page.J· the new levy to be voted on next! moy not participate in a board ; not placed and John G. Alhn· year. I meeting by telephone. In t h e: de;. not plac~d; Wlll•o Bruce j' Harold Cjlrder and Okey Keel· I other letter from Hamilton, he I p,ckens, Wilham McWhorter, er were rehired for part time: stated in his opinion a member iPaul Harper, Karen G. Harper. !work 4uring the summer to · _ -·- ·ali placed at Wahama. Ikeep the lawns ol !be various ~ ! Resignations accepted we r e ischools mowed at a pay rate ;'I IRooald ~chard'?n coa~h at wa.!o' $1.60 per hour subject to re:r•ma Htgh: D•n!Ol Arhs, tea.ch· vision July 1. eWURLITleR :~r at Wahama, and the With· Sup't Burdette announced that eBALUWIN j-'!&Wol] of the appl ·calton 'or Point Pleasant lligh s c h 0 0 I .Jnd OIHER FAMOU! ,Merrell Clark for the posttton: was again classified as a first BRANDS 1o< Supmntendent 1class high school by the North The most convenient, no .. Board members voted to a·1 Central Association ol Colleges ticeable and economical do:Jt the l'I'Ogram and huaget: •ad Seeondary Schools. change you can make for the Title I Elementary & ! The request of Mason County . hathroom ~ernization is I ~!"-~~ :for ~e ~xn~tarv EducJtion ~et fr~· j Prhlci!)a!s A'3sociation for ex· the 11ddition of this vanity, I ·r:~~~ 'nr, Tr•int<f Service• 1wet, Addenun to ProJect C. A. ' tended employmi!llt at !be end modern in hannonious ar.. 286·2104 J•ckson, D. 'R E' "ith a total . of !ot the school term to prepare . rangement with colorful Irepurts was 8fanted with one ! Curvform Formica top. !Iweek given to schools under six ! ' Vanity is obtainable for right or left hand installali~ooms and two weeks for lsr- , tion. 18" vitreous china schools. lavatory is complete wi ~> The next regular session of i i ri.ttings ~nd moun~ing ::-::- · board was scheduled 1o r WIIH 'Monday, May 81b at 7:30 p m. VINITf I ~tllLT DEURB SINQUF K&C Jewelers His A Great Se,ection of Name .Brand Gifts n:;:·,! . Mother's D1y,Miy 14 Choose :Mother'• gift from K&C'a better selection, like glassware bl' Fostofia, Mlll'lel 4o billfpldl by Meek... watcbee 1>1 ~~~ HELEN HELP US! 184T 11.01011 Ill•-'"'• by 87f11!Ulle and UWI,. I eboiee selectio)l ol laBhloR jewekJ, wUi h.vo it 't• Oby\Qus no· PT. PLEASArfl' -:-,- 11enator ~ Taylor S81d. ~~~ !lludllll WalliS fl bee!: ~ ~"ould Randall A. T~ylor, ·MUOO Coun- searching my so~l, I feel I have no troubl~ getung one oil ty, held a lengthy ~nference muat· oppose the setting oll!eer catl!])U!J, lScnatot 'taY:Ior,said,tho with Marshall Unlverstly ofll,c· qn campuaes for the foll~wtnj! ·LeglsliiUN" was ."' 'litll~ Ja~ tn tal~ Thursday. relating his op-: reasons: . . passillg· pt!i lair, wblch bas posllion to the sellin~ ·of beer (I) I 1 w>ll giVe the general caused the: ,be"" p~J19.alc,fu be on Marshall Urlverslly camp- publtc the opbon that our sta~~ a JllaJor Issue·Jn the state illiP' us. colleges .encoursgpes alcholie ported schoolaJitis year. consumptton. . . Se~. Tay~o~ remln~ ~ 0 (Z) It would not be to Sen. Taylor c•mrluded l!IB relverslty offtCials the bill pass those students wbo did not marks~~ the conferenc~ advoby the recent . 5Bth Leglalature drink. eating that Ma11!hail Uruversity was penn•sstve legislation and (3) Beer drinking would have aod all state supPQrted cothas to be. approved by the a tendency to interfere with a leges continue their high moral school prestdent. Because. ~~ student's studying and learning tradition, all(! not let beer be 1~ ~glsla~ure pas~llhts ed capacity. sold on their campus. :;t !•lr ~~i/ r:~\~t~~ c:n~~~~a:th a wron and' are not in the b~t inter~st of the educational system , ·- - · -------,-· H Mrs Kenneth Roush Mrs S Knoll Mrs Dougias Rouah. Mrs. Ja;.es Roach, Mrs. EmU Mrs. Dale Roush, Mrs Scholz and Mrs. Jack Wi· :::::__ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ f Buynowand SAVE! · 1 Dudley's PI A N 0 ' IIALV-A-GARD WELDED LAWN FENCE 36"x100' S1396 ...... CJH AMES 1101 II:OlL S1888 DK\111 IMOVIl AMES $157 C/H C/H ~--------~---------~---------i 50'1'\AinC COAIIO unUTY AMES lOW WI AMES ~ !HOVB wtttl CLOTHIIUNE '""' .,.,-... .. -...,._ ggc · • .... IIDl $2.15 JUt / - ~ NIW 9' ClOTHISUNI POST CLOTHES DRYER :iU9 . .,.. ............... Ml""' -~.-• ol<oeqlio hi ~ llolod i<l high wln<IL - · r pogo .. 1 ""'"' ...... .a.." ................. ~ ,- 'IJ. S788 I $188 C/H :~[-• I I~~~,.-~ 48"~~:100' ~ 11[0. $.17.!10 _ GAIVANIZID STIR Hoevy 4uty .,..,.. ,.. lo -· ~ ,_ ........ .... ,. . . ...,. -"'· ..... MI.' "' ~ -· loo CLOTHESLINE PROP 37C c~ REG. 72c A clttloeoiM JRfl "'01 w\\1 1101 lllclt tlo<oll "" IU.. root '"' .,.!I¥ .--..d. (!lp ,., wl. t101'""' 1r.., finn ~,;p pleolio ..... 6SU»I'UI 1 Itl -FOR- •· lAYATOif ~:.a~~:~·W. L. Ohio Valley LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE : : ,232 E. 2nd &Heating Edward Baer Pomeroy Hn•y, TUBULAR -1oM ......- MAIL BOX POST .• . 1111. . . . .... - .........."'"''$644 ... ..................u ..-.! <0< ......... I• · ....... WOOOfN SHIUB RNa 29c . """"' u ..... 41JJ CUIJC . ~o'oK WHAT'S HAPPENED AT ' .\YA'yJ[§D~(§ 1••• ' ' l~g money Oijt , of hll, pAy. She'll be more radiant ~shes hix money befO!'e be mes home and I never ques· than ever when you give ed the at110unt be said be ber a gift certificate to makes because I trusted him. our beauty salnn for ..a 1ben I found out what btl ncv; hairdo and manicure iJ. Last wetk he look out I thought it was funny he had· II -a Mother's Day delight! sot a pay raise lor over 1a II year, and this Is why. 1 1 I work ioo and we pool our : money for billl, uvmgs, ole. I I Phone 992-3557 . _' ....... - ,~ ,n ·lfvltur'ht I knn Pomei"'Y --·--- ,m,.,., . .. - w,.rv.l thing went. He's always - been ~ • (· .' ' ' ' ' . . . - -. 1:. I' ,-. I - ~ -· '' ' • • • ·., . ••• •cALJs-=: MaM•ti.eam· .· . ., '' ~ .- . ): ~ . i/1:!~ ~· - ,- \ ' A NEW FLAME ·! ., ·~ '.. ' .....,..... - ~ ~--~- - Recto:ngular Color TV 3 ROOMS Newfurnitu ONLY $299 J30.00 Down - B•l•net Convenient Terms W : MASON FURN!JURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I WERNER' ·RADIO,&T.vI.• N, 2nd Ave. ' I , ' " Middlepolt, 0. , ' " ~ .,. . II! L -\ '- •' ' ) .• '"' ' \ o ,,.,,'!'";' ' ~ ',\' ' •. From tho new sculpturad cabinet styling to ,i.ecitanlcal . reliability that's mllasured in extra years, here are 'th' most excHing laundry ~ppHance, ·evet lntroducad.-Ahd they aro iil.~lat, - the kind of quiet that says Quality i'flsld.e a~· out.: , . ~ IYalhtr Fllllill""' "' Big .enouih for mixed ·loads up to 15 eoundl - kenttel !noiJih for delicate hend-washabtot. 1 '! , ~Sht. ~mblftatiOns of temperature and speed plua ~~~~~.~flp W•~h &eiP,C!Ipns ~· FIYo w,ter Level•·- , ~•.~t, for OYe\Y.fobr(c, -~'l' • New Coollllfl Slibwor ~~n~ thjt P~,enfo fabrl~s. ~ ~o·sel outoillatle , !a}ric so~nors. apust,lhe ~nty on~ •!111'rts'wHII o I . •sh,r,)~ n ~rrilse lon . ' 11110 I k tDnLA • --.- ' Witlt..tlt.e Quiet gf Quality! , .•. ~~ ;. Washes and 'Dryes 'Wi,j~per @,[? ·if@\'tAYM!t: \ , · ·'' lola's Beauty Salon -· .... 1,HE 11\V I~EtllltLESl 1 @l!JJLj I never dreamed my lruaband woujd do thls. lie hu . been MOTHER I' @J i Dear Helen: ileautiful . ' .' ® Here's lo a -- .' ' ., ' ' ;f ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES IN POMEROY We've added BOLEN'S power/un equipment. Tractors, mowe~s, tillers. \ See 'em~ Try 'em. Then you'll know what we're .. so excited about;. ~T WHEELBARROW Dool""" ftlo ...., ...... ~l"'f. ~ .. v.· 1 <II, .... madt oA -...1 ""' !...t.lne. UHI, ,..,.. &ro Talallwl_,, w.·. '"""" ... lo tlod; '""" c:-o. --. . ...........-- · S2588 ~, RURAL • MAIL BOX REG. $3.50 , .......... l..tn- ~ WREN HOUSE MARTIN HOUSE \YlTHCOUPON S119· ' Rt:G. $1.111 VALUE ' 11717 �' . ' . .·' 'i" I tinel ·Church ·.New-s r ·f.' . ~ ,, •.• .,... . -~· um. ' . . J ' . 'h .... I v., Apr,.""' n•rr . '.. .. ~J...<Arltm · ' ' · , fAIIT ~ ~or~\* ,1' P. Iii., 31111 a111 Rujlliol{ A"''"" lil Putir;jm-~ '' . and 4111 .~s: , Cburell Scbool 1:110 f.m. James 8~ Scbool; 1:111 L Ill. SUIIday. ld'• .ulli, Supt.i 1~:111 L ,m.' Wot: · PLE llROVI! - . IP(~. 8 !'- !hlp: $:45 p. 'Iii. Yl: Wed., & !SO ~q,, . lSI and lrd 'I'bursdayo; p; m. JUblor CbOlr: 7,p. 111. SeJi:. ,/ I , • Gbureb SdlooJ; ,1; 30 L m. 8uJI. lol' Choir. . · · • Wilford, SIJi>l,, Sunoay Schoo~ .U.'I.I /4DI'IIilll WGQbip, loti ~y. QRIAT .Bli:ND - Wor- ~~)'muse· l"tM Uillled Pns10 a 1.; ltvangellsllc service, 7 1. m.; Prayer -11111, 7-:.30 p. lliip 1;10 a. m. Ill and lrd byterllo Cbilrcb - J\t!V, "Lit ti Biflblobem d•ptlsl Cltarclt, :30 p. m. Prayer meellll& 7:10 m. Tburodaf. Youth· Feiiii'!Vslllp 8umill,fl; Cbl!f<)J &;llooJ, IQ·IJ 1!01J 1L Slebbllla, . Railor.· W011, Bend, Rov. c. L. o•eoo. p. m. Tullday. · 7:30 p. m. Sunclay, . . a.m.~· IIQR8B CBAPiliL shiP ·a a. m.: Sllllday SChool, . , •a•klr. Robert Lewis, llallipd Mlutoa - .0 IIY e Lollrldp ~UB ~ ..;. ~. II 1.111.; '1st IIIII .1111 tO .. m.; Bible Slttdlf iJicj priY· . ~~upt UO a.m. Mornlna WOf· Newman, mlllaioaaey paotDr: Kov. Jack Young, · ~: ;8unday1; C'burdt ~ 8:10•I ·or servl~''i!Unday 7 p. 111. r,t;.. and Sunday School. 7 p. .$/tqday Sebool 130 11. m.: S..ru'lJ School 1:41. . a. Iii., 1111 SUnda,r. . ~vtlle Pteabyle!iu 1ifD. ~""'"" service, Thursday Wllnihlp 10:30 •· m.: Preaching RUISeD Arcber, Supt. SUnd~y .• MIIIOI'IVIIJe MellloMsl Cllareb Cburcb, llowll'd Ruppel!, pa• I iiO ~.m. pr. ter meeuna. 7 30 p. m.: Prayer oervll't, worship, 10 46 a. Ill. IIKI 7,30 - WendeD G. StuUer, pastor. tor. Sunday Schoo~ 10 L m.; Sunday School, 10 1. m., Ray p. m. oltornalely. Bible Study Sunday Scbool, 10 L Iii.; WOI' Wol'lhlp 7:30 p. m. Carpenter S.ptlst ~burcll Whaley, SUpL and pr1yer service, led bJ PI• ~p · service 11 L m. tor, pallor. Wednesday, F rt- Sunday Scnoul, u.30 a.m Syr&C\IIe Apoltollc MIJ&iOD- '?r, 730 p. m. Wednesday Perllaad MoWit Cb...._ day and Sunday services, 7:90 14orruug wor:;n1p 10:1> a.m. Earl Custor, pastor. Service~ CllrlsUan Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. . p.m. ~.: every Wednesday, Friday and 3rd saturday of montb. Jolul Kimbler, pastor. Sunday ~ First 8aptls1 Cburch. Middle- Sunday nights at 7:4> p. m. Ev. South Botbol EUB Cbnrcll ., School 1:30, Harold Reus~ LaUef Day a1nt.8 Sunday School 9J5 a. m. eryone we1c0111e. Syracuse Rt. R.V. Jalk Young, p a. ~pl.; ~:U. B~;er, A:s ~ ~~~~~~~Cb::' :i::~ ~· Pullen, Supt. 10:1S a.m. 124. lor: Sunday School 1 · ~ a. m., ~ ~ Jose~h Stober! pastor. li mileil , ,ursllip Service BYP 6 p.m.; Norman H. Ballr, Supl, SUnday • . Evening worshlp, 7:30 p.m.: Church 0/ Chrilt Worship 10 45 L m. and 7:30 John W. Kimhler, paator~ ·~ =·~d RaS:,.Lp:~ W•dnesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Bradbaey Cborcll ol Cbrlsl- p. m. allernately. Bible Study day School 9:30 I. m.: eac . · ay , loeetlng, 1:30 p.m., choir pra.. Larry Williams, minlster: B1ble and Prayer Service, led by pa1o 11111 lUll a. m.; MStuYF 6 p. m.; I.Sundam.: W~~~~ 10 :'IJ a. ~7 ~ce. School and Mornlng Worship, tor, 7:30 p. m. Tburlday. Prayer and Bible dy, 7:30 p. y ev~.,. oemce a 10:30 a.· iQ,_;_ Christian Endeav· . m. Wednelday. p. m.: Wed., worship service ·. 1'1n1 BopUBI Cbnrdl, Pome. or . a p. m.: Evening Wor- Tuppen Plalu EUB Cloll'cll Roell ~riql 1\!elllodlt~ 81 7:30 p. 111. loy - Rev . Carver Williams. ..dp 1 p. rr:, - Rev. Jack YOUilfl, pas Chester Lemley, pastor: Wor RolrUira Catholle $unday School 9:30 tiD 10:20. ' ror; Sunda) worship, 8.31l sblp oerYice 8:30 L m.: Sill> ~ Lady ol , _ Mlllloa Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: Bernlod: Grove . Cbriluao 1. m.: Sunday SciJoel, Ill a. ~·= da)' ScbooL tO:IS a. m.: 1.0q Boltom _ Jlev. George Nursery and Junior Church for Churcb - James Qmsenberry Hobart Vweyard, Supt Bible 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Btble R. Shipman, Adm. _ Sunday children. Worship Semce, 9,30 L m.; Sllldy 8lld Prayer services led Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. MaB9es: 10:30 a. m., 1 p. lJI. Ftrsl Bapllsl Cbarcb, Racine, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. by pastor, 7:30 p, 111. Tuesday. Kati!Utd Melbodlol ~ - Holy Days: & p. m. ·Rev. c. L. O'Connor, pastor. Bradford (;oarCII OJ ~ Adult Class Meeliq 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. J. Lemley, p~~slor: St Joba'o CathoUc MlooloaSunday School 9:30. Frank Cl ... Joe Robinson, miOlster: Hon> laal Monday o1 month. Cburcb Scbool 9:30·L m.: WOJ'o Neaf GuysvUie (Dutcb Ridge!; land, Supt.; 10:4> 1 , m. Mora· er Forre•~ Supt.; Bible School Syra...o EUB Cbnrdl- Jlev. ablp service, 10:30 11. m. MYF Rev. Frank !lanlor~ pastor, .1ng Worship; 6:30 p. ru., BYF 9:30 a. m.: Morning Worship Paul A. Sellers, paator: 8uJJ. Monday, 6·30 p. m. ' Sunday Maao 10:30 L m.; Holy •nd Junior Fellowship; 6 p. m. 10 3U a. m.; Eventng, Wor•hlp, day Scboo~ 9:30 a. Dlj: Ben Sulloa Metbdlli Cbarcb - Day o1 ObllgaHon 6:30 a.m.; Efening Service; Wednesday. 7 p. m. Wednesday rp. m. 81· Qwsenberry, Supt.; lll:30 a. m. John W. Kimbler. paator; Mn. j:onleuioa, ~ boor belore ·7:30 p. m.,.• Prayer Meetina, ble Study. Morning Worablp service, 1st Robert E. Lee, Supt. Wor· 'IIIIa. . · 1:30 p. m. Senior Choir Pra<> Dexter Cbareb ol Cbrill - and 3rd SltJ$.11 ol the . month. ahlp 8:16 a. m., SlllldaY ScbooJ Salvatiora .4rm lor Cboir Practice. Bible School 8:311 a. m. PreaciJ. 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangells- IO:Ii 11. m. ,... Salvalfta ArlnJ, ~ £D. . Cbllhlre • Kyger • Hartford mg Ill:30 a. m., first and lbird Uc Service, 2nd and 4th SUJJo 0&11 Grove Mo~ll Cborcll 'Of Ray S. Wining oHicer In Parlll1 - Warren G. Zinn, Sundays. · day of month. Jobn W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl cbari•· SundaJ IO ~ m. HtU· paator. WorsQip servicea are: Masoo City Cburcb ol Christ, Betbaay EIJB Cburdl - Rev. Cross, Supt. Sunday SchOOl at neu meeting· 10 .30 L IlL Sui> Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. Dil'l': Miller Street - Sunday Bible P1ul A. Sellm, ~!Dr: Mort> 10:15 L m.: Preeeblng 1:111. day School. 'sun'dly 7 p, m. j.ttUe . Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Study, .9 a. m.: .Evenmg Wol' In& Worship, ~::IIJ L m.; SUJJo Syracaae Melllotllsl ~ - Young People'• Leglort: 1:30 p. Cbesh11'1! Bap!Jsl 10:4$ EST. ship, 7.30 p. m., Bible Study, day. SciJool, 10.30 a. Ill., Blylbt WendeD G.I!Jutler, pallor, Wor- II. Salvalloa m~llog; 'ntCburcb Scbool at Hartlord, at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. TbeJSB, Supt.: Youlb Fellow· ablp ~ervlce,, 8:311 11. m., 81111- daY, 1 ID 3 p. m. Ladlu Homo 1:50 , ,OST: .Kyger 10:20 EST, Middleport Cbur<b of Cbrlsl, shiP, 1:30 p. m. day School 1:46 a. m.; M\'11' League• 7 P m. Prep ot••~es· and Cheshire 9:4> EST. 5th om: Main Streets - Robert CARMEL EUB Cb~. 9Unday 1 p. m. Prayer nieellll& 111111D~t!DI.· ' ; MI. Vllo8 F.W.B. Cbarch - Reibel, Supt Bible School 9:30 Paul A. Sellers, pastor: S1JD. Swtday 7:30 p, m. ADVIINTIST SUnday School 8:15 a.m., Earl a. m.: Mommg Worsh1p 10:30 day Scbool, 9:31» L m., Wayne ..,_. 1lu Fret Melllodl8- Pomeny 8eveelb Day Adfu. Starkey, Supt; Evening w111' a. m.; Everung Worsllip 7 p.m. Rousb, SUpL; 10:30 L m. Mon> Robert E. Smith. Sr., pastor. 1111 Cbareb _ Malborl'j' Betpli slllp, 7:10 p. m. by Cecil Cox, Prayer Serv1ce, Wed., 7 P. m. In& Worsblp, lnd and 4th SUJJo &mday School 9:30, a.m., Har· Rd., aortb o1 Melga Memorial Layman; young Peeple'• mee~ PomefOII Cburcb of Chmt - day of !be month: 8 p.m. Eveo- old Dewhurst, Supt.: Morning BIISpttal. Pastil', F. w. Glllcrd, log • Sible Study, 7:30 p.ni. James .MeGovern, pastor 8uJI. iDI EvanaeUatte Service, 2al Worablp 10:30 L m. Youth 7:30 ·p. m. Bible Slutl1, prayer t1f..,Baplist C' · ~. Kulland day .Scbool, 9:30 am, and ard Sullday of mooth. me 1:45 p. m.: EvanaelisUc meellng. Olber aervkel by IIJio ~ . ... . itOitN MALONI " ·. lkoi 'M!'Yiile. Ul I. .~;· lnd ' · !iri',~ ,,_/i..i · · . , ~· ol '~lll!l; ,B.Wt' 1$ '•~ ~· .::'""~ ~':i '• ' . ' ' . . • -uauy llellllll'!l, "'lll!!l'll1""'11111"'~"""• ' : ~ ' ' ' ' ' . . . ... . . ' l \:>. .' .i '. ' o.I'L .t.ANEI S, k :!da. ...:.0., ::f c Alone in a Field MYF !'"" sei'VIce 10:30 a m: . Endeavor, 6:30 P m; EvemJJB semce, 8:30 P: m llullaad Cborcb ul Roy Carter, rnlnlster. . School, 9:30 a. m. Worship Preaching aervico 10:!0 a. Y111ng People'l meeting, p. m. EvOIIlng Sorvlee, 7 P. v. a. Braley, Bible Scbtol Zloa Cbarch o1 Christ, e~y · HarrisoDViilq Road gene Uaderwood, minister. · ble SchOol, 9:30 L m.; Mom In& Worship, 7:30 p. m.; bert Reed, Bible School SupL Trinil)' Volted Cbareb Christ, Pomeroy -.Rev. W. B. meeting Thursday 7:30 p. 111. !on g A man alcme iD. 1 Geld.• , • malriDC 1:lte lleld rea4T for apriDg pl•pt!ns • , • parhapa ll cloear to God tbaa he malir.es. ., ·The fteld didn"'; ",lust happell.• '!'he earth didn't ,nst happen.• Those frnit trees, laden with blOMOms, didn't cllooae to bloom juat becal181! they want&~~ to look ptetty, Stop and think about lt. In the BatJual o:lltler of life, Httle It! latt: to ehallce. There is a p.reciaion about the very rotation of the earth IIBelt. There Ia a mlracie embedded Ia each blade ot graaa. An about n1 fa the Ulllllistabble eridenee of Creat!011, by a Master Hand. The man in the fteld Is, in some 1!!011er to this enation thaD li11IDT of !18, 7et he too mq very well be Dlii.WIIle of it. We ea11 alt capture or :recap. ture this aWAl'81te811 by JOI!ta to ~IJ, 00 bd: ;:tilird m. ot llolsum Bl'f1l4 Bakm THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WCAL UNION RaveiiiWood, ~~ w. v-. . ----------------------WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 110 Ulloolll SL Middleport 8n-2650 R. H, RAWLINGS SONS CO. A Tll<lllllhtful Approach Tt llellglotlll'nllllfmt .moe. 7:31 corp~lirln& ranee ~l ~ Ll:l'ART r.w.s - w.... p. 111.: Wedneld•J B*e 8lud)' about 170 JDIIea i1Ju1!teu1 at, wangelilllc oblp, 7:10 p. m. amday rez. 7:aD p. m., Saturday Dilbf !'raJ- Stout, _llllriDI «11111 biadqtw'o 2I111 · &mday); Cburdl er WOI'IItlp 7:11 p. m. !era lllnoWICiil Thtnday. ALLEY Gid gonna fire -.o""\ he qot hunq UD in a cider . - : - cache! 'AIIIltlln-MucurvoCOIIU!t-EngiiBII ford 16 N. Court SL '· AtlleDa 8as.e601 BAUM LOMBER CO. . 1J11f1c1m tm4 Bulldlttg SUfllllln , a.ter, oblo I'll. ·eawooa " . ' . . . .. 'i, . \~ ··-~'-· ~. V'OON'T . UHN't:.RS'TJQ,NO! SOME 1'0IJGI.I GUv, I'D T'f.ll< NaJl.llH' QF IT; 8UT SUc;1-1 KID~ 1._ , GALEN S. BROWN, Dist~"· ' By HAROLI) GRAY A NICE Lim' "~•' AR · R .·~ Y'Q.E eR£AK1ti' M1 H£ART.I IF V"RR: <tiTTIN' ~o son; w..r~ OOM~~ SLIP Hliili A ~MICKE¥" ~T. 1/J(# 'i' DON'- Wl'fl.l THIIU' PllO ROISW! I VIAHI l>lll< -- """' WOIJLDII'T HArnlo oAe4UT ITo WAH! ' Aaltltmd Oil l'rfxltiCtl, • 81'011111'1 Bo!tla Gal ' ()82.2186 '. . POil!lloJ --------·...,....-r BOGGS EQUIPMENT ~ ' ., .. .;•'·:\. i . 1 .~ .. '' h' · ·:·' TINY'S FOODLAND 'CROW'S STEAK ·~~USf 1114dleport, Oblo *ltllllllcllr ....... ClllciN!l" •• l'outeroJ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' MIDDLEPO~T BQOK STORE _______ - ~llt'dl ibid Ofltct Suppitu- Glttt 8fS4I4l ioddJepon . LYONS CLOVER FARM ., ~HEtrEit GOULD . ,. .,;_. ; ; ~ ', " RIDENOURS 'SUPPLY • ______ ..... -1211 l'umilw cm4 Applfdnttr _....._ THE SEWING CENTER ' WHI'1'1 liBWING !!ACIIINiS "'llti'uthlM ror the WmriG!I ~ s• .• Klf1 8~- llllddleport ..... wow ta.I\VItolfi Cllelter, 01110 i '"F_'J. WALLACE, . JEWELER ' ·j ~~ ~ W'CIIWt- Billit ll!llllr'lllc.r ' '' •f ~ ~~. ' _ _......__ _...,.......,. .. "'"! , ,_ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ·\ •" ' '"\ llldd1eport I8H284 '' I I HOYT'I S SOHIO SERVICE ' ,,. \• ' ~ llipporl the G'h. . of tour Chotl:l . ~ ' •, ' ' .., ~· I l Willi llllln SL ·' 4 ' " HEINERs BA~'y aJ, lit I,Jootl•~ . ' . ·t . Hili~ •.. \'a. a " ObN [ ' ' ·' . ' ' ' .....' •• ' ·'> ' I I .1 ZOOSH !! ~ASOLIN2 K111111epol\Oblo ftt. ,...,.~,..:~ed1 '1:W~~, ~;, ~~i:'-SU:: ~:u~"'a'it~ 11r - 10 Bli s,EI.IT AWA~ I W£tl,_"IJ'ERE IT 100ESI FRICKI .II AND HI! FiUINDS *OIIW'I Oldest Dodge Dtalu" .. IIO!flcial r. Eu!J, ,... iDI LOOK AT IT l IT'S JUST Pl.EADI~ Uti~I!IDEit LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE .Sf'; ... Cbrce ,._. By HOWII! RufuG if he fi nd out RAY RIGGS, INC. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. SUNDAY 9 AM ',Mornliltl Worship ......... , .. 10:10 AM SundiY a M'AEK ,itla tM lwpe it lbfll. ira tome JMfllure, foller cmd .help ,...,. lalra that Ulhich ;., rood ira fanally cmd cOmmuiaity life, lhil ,_ lure ;., •poruored by the b,_iraesa fi""' and orraraisatloru •ltoae namea appear below. !lett RSV.. RICHARD MAITIN, lECTOR ..k Mi~ter lllklklr. ''The Spreading Kingdom" /IIINfllw. HERii (t)MES "' NICE ,"S: I FlAT 11111! .Ill! F:.f>f.Y ll!TCH JUST ASk· INGo 'W GO OIV A . TJ:tlP l &ednelo .!tW:em::' 't:n !ft.. 1HINK IT 700K 50 I.CI\G 10 FJI< A ways. * ,.... ReJ. l!!!,oiOI,l .• Serv.l·;-------------------------- 01 mt!81Bge 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Robert Dtmham, AII'L koo on Saturday: SabbaliJ Pernn, pastor. PairJcltO. Wood, JAanl · Clift J'reo Methodlll School, J v. m. Worsblp s p.m. Supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 a. Cloarell - B. Eucene .GUt, palo V •·--' Br th m. Worship, Jjl:25 a.m. lor; Sunday Scbool 8:30 a. m.: ~...,.. e rera PbD Wise, Supt.; Morning wor- Edea UDited llrelhrea Ia DuviDe PUgrtm Rollneso - oblp 10:30 L m.; Youlit sen- Cbrllll Clllrcb -Rev. EldeR R. (LAngsville Poll 010..), Rev. leu 7 p. m.; EvangeUslic Blake, pulor: Sunday Scbool Cbaa. E. Dmer, pastor: Sunday riot 7:10 p. m. MJd-Week pray. 10 L m.; Winnie Holsinger, ScbooJ 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert ., aervtce 7::10 a. m. w~ Supt.; Cbr1111u B'.Ddea..,, 7:11 Grate, Supt. Worship at 10:30 da)'. · P. m., classes fer all Song Sll' L m.: Pilgrim Youth, 6:45 p. '1\t IJ1ilted Melllodlsl Cborcll, rlct 8 P. m., Preacblng 8 20 J. m.: Evanaelisuc ser\'ice, 7:30 J'omero)'. 'llle Cburch School m.; MJd.Weel: prayer meetln& p. m., lolid-Week Prayer and at I:U a. m. The Divine Wor- 7:10. P. Ill. Wednesday, &1m Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. lhip at 10:30 L m. Metilodlst llazie Hnl.!lnger, claq lead•. . Community }elwmh Youth FeUowsbip at 5:311 p.m. Lolul FlUs Ullfted Brothrel Church 0/ God llqdom BaU of Jellovu'• Mld·week choir pracuc:e. 'nte Cbrll,!~d.~-= ~":; 1Home Misoloa Cburcll, Bar hDiham, Rev. IIOOII!d Brickles, Cbeoter Cborcll ol God Wtm..s, 100 Broadway, Mid- public invited to worahlp. 1, 30 '._ m. rPreachiD8 •ervlces stor. Sunday ~001, 1:30 a. Rev. Dale Thornton, dleport - Public 111eebng SunNasarerae first and lbltd Tburodly 81 ': \l'orshlp Service, 10:30 a. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: day, 2 p. m.; Watcbtower 'llle Cborcll ol !he Nuarae NO Second and lourtb ; i:vangellsUc aervlces at 7· Morning ~orship at 11 o. Study, 3 p. m.; Bible Study, Cbeller - Rev. Rerben Grate , p, m. Prayer 7 10 and ,, p, m.. ·&veryone welcome. m. EvangeUslic service 7:30 Tullday 7 p. m.; Service meet. pulor: Mn. !dJia Llle, Sup&. meetin& MCdl1l lltlt'lb ~ Cemmuily Cburdl, m.: Prayer mee!Jn&, 7:30 p.m. tng. I p. m. 'ntunday: &lin» Cbarles BisseD, Ass't Sundar l'lwraday 7, P. m. and 111'11 30 PisieVille. SUnday SciJool 10 L TueodaJ; . Young ley Scbool, 7 P. m. Thursday, SdlooJ UO L m.; M9J1WII and Sunday, , , . m. 30 mr Sunday; EvangellsHe Sfii'Yo ServicJe, Friday, 7:~ p. m. Lutherap Worsblp II L m.: NYPS 1:45 Prayer IIIMIIlll f!lll!r'J t<4s .ul P. 111, Sunday. Prayer ML Mortab Clllrdl ol ti. Jebo'o ~ Clltcll- p. m.: Evening Service, 7:30 day 11 7:30 p. m. Christian JilD. HfVlces Thursday, 7:30 .p.m. Rev. Jamet SaltA!rtleld, Momina Worship 9 a. m.· Sun- p. m.; Midweek Prayer seMct dell r second and fourlb s... " " - llap1lll Sa1tda1 Scbolll SUnday Scbool 9:~ a. m.: WorSchool 10:30 a. m. Plltor, 7:30 p. m. WedtleldaJ. 141'"7;30 . m. _ D.A.V. 11a11, Second sh1p serviCe 11 a. m. and Joaepb ltraty. M1441eptJrt Cloar•hl lhe Nolo ML a.!.a Ullted lll'etbrett and PtmenJy, Masoo. Sponsored p. m. Prayll' meellnJ 7:30 p, ~· SL Paol'• .fAbe.._ 1 c.'llarelo- ,._.. - Ret. Qyljt"J. 8artltll, II Cbrllt CblrU - Jamet M1f4 by FronciJ City BapUsl Cburell Tuesday; Young People a ~ E. llecDnd St. ~. Schtol 1:30 a. f-1 , Sunda SdlooJ ID Gaillpoll.!. Alflllatod with B. meet1ng, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Sundty l!cllpQI 1, 10 ~ it, Will' ~~ WOI'IItlp 10:18 a. ·ILl =-..~Prea~ 111'11 IIlii B.C. Ret. R. 1. Pl11.8011! Jl'llllor Rulla'nd CburU tl Goll ~ 10:45 Ill m. PMtor, NYI'8 YOIIIII Ptople. 1:41 p.m.; lldrd Sunclay 7,30 p. m. SOeoad 8umlay ScllooJ every Sunday. Rav. l>•vld Sllo!!IA, p'astor. Rev .Jelejlh l.raJy Evllf&llllllc -11n1 71110 p.m.: lourlb ~ .a. m. 11111 11 1 p. m. Preacblng services the SUnd~J' School 10 Li m.: Evan' M tlwflht Prayer 111e111n1. Wed. 7::10 p;ia, ~ am-' SeMeet tlb SUnday o1 eacb month. gehst1c servlr• 7:30 Yoang e , ' - " Clittrell tl IQ MaiD SL, Pl. PleeuDML Hoi1M 11a;o111 Cbardl- People Endeavor.J7:30 p. m. AIIN MelllodlJt OarS - .,.. _ ~. a-til PJaoct, . Corner ot Fourth uti 14a1n 111, Wl!dnesd'Jill Pr•,.er Pearl A. Casto, ~. Sunday paslor• Raymaad Walbun, Sunday aerriOII U L IlL Dllf. lliddleport a... Nyle BOrden: t:11J p. m. ~. • School at 1:30, Lloyd Dllllllgll', Supt.r 'llaada7 Scbool, 1:110 L lhdaelday meel1ai I p~ minister. Sunday SeW 8:30 L ' Epj,co~JC!l IUpl. Wllllhlp aervtcea at 10:~ m. Martl1aa Wonbip, d:IO a. llST• 12·10 m. Arnold Richards, ~.to:30 a- ~ : :!tav"'!!,~ ~.. ~ m. EveniJI& llerrioe, 7 P.m.: ::'2,30 av~ .. m. Mornin& Worsbip. ,_eror- tbe wonby rvlcel wttb. .... rra,.. meeliDI. 7 P. m. WM- aome. Naollli Baplial Cbmll - B. Marlin, Rector. IP &e ,.... · aesda1. Nease Seldemelt ¢bftl Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.: Wor- Morning Prayer IIlii ~..;:~!46.evenlni Jl'IY· RaciM ClilreiJ If 1111 Nllo Prayer meellaC. 7:46 p, m. J'rl. oblp II L m.; Wednesday, 7 10:311 L m. Flatwoods - . . a.rdt .,_ - 8uadaJ Scbool 1:10 day; Young People'o aervtce, P. m., Prayer oervice. EV B Pearl A. Cu Will' L m.; l!andaJ Wonblp IO:SO ~ p. m. Sunday Worship aflelo. Road - Rev. Clyde lllnlnn, llnlerprtu EU1I a.rdi to, putGr. a. m.: ~ ltr91et 7:30 p, warda; Sunda)' 'SCbool, to 11.m. pastor: Sunday Scboel ' ' 30 a. a.0 M nzeJ SJiJIIb, pas1or ship -=ce, ~ : m., m.: MkHNelt Prayer llervlct, Rev Paul Taylor speaker ev. m.: Ralpb ea.:~ SUpt. Sunday wor'sbtp S:...ce 9:10 L m.: ~ :yerScboo~a~o ~ m.~J:. Bat- 7:10 .P. m. Wl$esday. Ret. . , Frtday night. Everyone Wel· Wlt'Shlp IIII'VIct 18:30 a. 111. ,_ Scbtol I0•30 L m. IIIITIS M. Wolle, pulll'. tXliiiL and 7:30 p. m. alternalely. • &:So m.. ley, Supt. •1 ltallut1 Clilrl* If ... No Prayer meeting Wednesday at , b1p • p. ', Foretl a. .....,......... .,_ - SundaJ lldlool 1:10 L WASHINGTON (UP!) - 'lbe 7:311 p, m. Ill., lvlldal .me, 1:111 p. -Bunday Scbooi I a. Ill., Sin. m.; Momtng Wonblp ID:tl L . tbal II bu Celombia CbaJIIII - W..W. ~ ~~~~"::;.~·30 p. Fred Nease, Supt. Wrilp Ill' m.; Evangelilllo aerriee 7:41 ~ght-teslatl I •'!!,· 10 L m. Rev, Wetldell p. m.; Mi1l1nflt Pn,yer 1ll!l'1lce brld" rodtet at 1ledaiOIII ICVice each Sunday, t :fl I. ' . · me, Qlolr, 1.10 p. Ill. Stuller pallor 1 45 ............. ' ' Sunda School 10 . , m.: y ,:a. m.: Pray• MeeliiJ& 7:30 p, m. a.e.' ti.odJ.& CblrU : P. m. _,.y, Araeoal, Ala. Youlb Service 6: U p. m. Ev• Wodnel4 • . ter Me -: ByraCIIe Cbldl tl ... Nu- Tho rocket gets Ill Dillie 111g Worship 7 p. m. eadl a,. ~ Worsblp service at 8 11. m., . _ _ _ William c. Thtlrpe, froiD ita second • stage motor . ,. , tr.lllaC 111u 1!tJJ1 Cbida SUnday ·Scbotl at 10 a. m. . Pastor. Robert Stewart, Supt. which llOmbl.'l"" ~~d fua! wtlb Freedom Gttpof' lll1ll*i - Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: Pearl Culn, pulor, Mrs. iillid Sunday School I:IAI a. m.; 1 llquld Thl imdiW Bl8bao Sliver.fiu. R4.; I. SUIIda181ibeoL 9:45 a. Spenter, SU!)I. Morning Worship 10:30 II. m.; Dow can b1 turned olf, t1W1 Gluesencamp, pasler: lla(lel' Vaa Meter, Supt., Earl lledlllooa~ ~ NYPS 6:30 p. m.; Evening ser- delermiDiDit the ran&e Of tile oe. Jl'lll : ac me 7:30p.m.; Midweek Pray· !Qckel ConvenUonal 110114 f1lel I'Becbll~~~e,ScCburcbbool,I·:"* service, Wednetday 7:30 p. motors lleep on bunll/ii. iDiilt TUNE IN . LUI., 01' m. the fuel II used ·ap ---,: Service, 10:30 JI.IIL: Ill~ Peratecolral 'llle Army sa1tl ~lf Youth 1Pelllllllldp, I p.m., · .......,, ••· •-1,:"1>· Board mee11n1, ' 111'11 Poo-l ~. Roale the ...,,.._ bo.,. .. 1fll' SUIItiiJ If 1110111b, 7:aD p.lt,; 124- Rev. Pllll Bl. Jones, pu- u&e Ill future mJsaileo 111111 p wscs, sedond Monday o1 tor. Sunday SchoOl 10 L m.; projec:ll. The lllibl .tellbt& month, 7:30 p.m.: 1!:1eanGr Cll' Worablp, W~ay imd Frl- beiBD MilCh at cte, seeond Tblll'lday: Clall 11, da)>. · :-.. . Serm-. F""' Gr- &pl~atptl Church, Pomeroy ,II !bini WedQeodiJ: A11ermn1 Clzo. 'llle Peatec111111 Cllll'dl Mklo SEOUL (tlPlH!IE Korean eie fourth TliW'adaJ ~~ dleporl - South lrd AVLI Ret. tnarinet •.ct k11lld 111111 ...,.. 1390 WMPO RADIO .,. Rev. Smnuel J. Jacbon, p... lor. Prayer service 9:30a.m.; Sunday &hool 10 a. m., Gertrude Buller, Supl.: Worship ser~ 11 ..-m. Lst and 2nd Stmdays al 5:30 p. m. Baptisl Tratfltng Union, Mrs. Mary Woods, president. <C&rl- Cban:b, llllgsbary Ratlaatl Free wm Baptist Churcb - Rev. Paal Tayllt', paator: Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m,1 Guy Priddy."!((pt.; PreaciJ. lng service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer aervlces, 7:30 p. m. Wednesd'f. By ART SANSOM I'H'! BORN LOSII -, ' ' . \ ·" BEST IN TIME ~ •• BEST IN SOUND I I . �' . ' . .·' 'i" I tinel ·Church ·.New-s r ·f.' . ~ ,, •.• .,... . -~· um. ' . . J ' . 'h .... I v., Apr,.""' n•rr . '.. .. ~J...<Arltm · ' ' · , fAIIT ~ ~or~\* ,1' P. Iii., 31111 a111 Rujlliol{ A"''"" lil Putir;jm-~ '' . and 4111 .~s: , Cburell Scbool 1:110 f.m. James 8~ Scbool; 1:111 L Ill. SUIIday. ld'• .ulli, Supt.i 1~:111 L ,m.' Wot: · PLE llROVI! - . IP(~. 8 !'- !hlp: $:45 p. 'Iii. Yl: Wed., & !SO ~q,, . lSI and lrd 'I'bursdayo; p; m. JUblor CbOlr: 7,p. 111. SeJi:. ,/ I , • Gbureb SdlooJ; ,1; 30 L m. 8uJI. lol' Choir. . · · • Wilford, SIJi>l,, Sunoay Schoo~ .U.'I.I /4DI'IIilll WGQbip, loti ~y. QRIAT .Bli:ND - Wor- ~~)'muse· l"tM Uillled Pns10 a 1.; ltvangellsllc service, 7 1. m.; Prayer -11111, 7-:.30 p. lliip 1;10 a. m. Ill and lrd byterllo Cbilrcb - J\t!V, "Lit ti Biflblobem d•ptlsl Cltarclt, :30 p. m. Prayer meellll& 7:10 m. Tburodaf. Youth· Feiiii'!Vslllp 8umill,fl; Cbl!f<)J &;llooJ, IQ·IJ 1!01J 1L Slebbllla, . Railor.· W011, Bend, Rov. c. L. o•eoo. p. m. Tullday. · 7:30 p. m. Sunclay, . . a.m.~· IIQR8B CBAPiliL shiP ·a a. m.: Sllllday SChool, . , •a•klr. Robert Lewis, llallipd Mlutoa - .0 IIY e Lollrldp ~UB ~ ..;. ~. II 1.111.; '1st IIIII .1111 tO .. m.; Bible Slttdlf iJicj priY· . ~~upt UO a.m. Mornlna WOf· Newman, mlllaioaaey paotDr: Kov. Jack Young, · ~: ;8unday1; C'burdt ~ 8:10•I ·or servl~''i!Unday 7 p. 111. r,t;.. and Sunday School. 7 p. .$/tqday Sebool 130 11. m.: S..ru'lJ School 1:41. . a. Iii., 1111 SUnda,r. . ~vtlle Pteabyle!iu 1ifD. ~""'"" service, Thursday Wllnihlp 10:30 •· m.: Preaching RUISeD Arcber, Supt. SUnd~y .• MIIIOI'IVIIJe MellloMsl Cllareb Cburcb, llowll'd Ruppel!, pa• I iiO ~.m. pr. ter meeuna. 7 30 p. m.: Prayer oervll't, worship, 10 46 a. Ill. IIKI 7,30 - WendeD G. StuUer, pastor. tor. Sunday Schoo~ 10 L m.; Sunday School, 10 1. m., Ray p. m. oltornalely. Bible Study Sunday Scbool, 10 L Iii.; WOI' Wol'lhlp 7:30 p. m. Carpenter S.ptlst ~burcll Whaley, SUpL and pr1yer service, led bJ PI• ~p · service 11 L m. tor, pallor. Wednesday, F rt- Sunday Scnoul, u.30 a.m Syr&C\IIe Apoltollc MIJ&iOD- '?r, 730 p. m. Wednesday Perllaad MoWit Cb...._ day and Sunday services, 7:90 14orruug wor:;n1p 10:1> a.m. Earl Custor, pastor. Service~ CllrlsUan Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. . p.m. ~.: every Wednesday, Friday and 3rd saturday of montb. Jolul Kimbler, pastor. Sunday ~ First 8aptls1 Cburch. Middle- Sunday nights at 7:4> p. m. Ev. South Botbol EUB Cbnrcll ., School 1:30, Harold Reus~ LaUef Day a1nt.8 Sunday School 9J5 a. m. eryone we1c0111e. Syracuse Rt. R.V. Jalk Young, p a. ~pl.; ~:U. B~;er, A:s ~ ~~~~~~~Cb::' :i::~ ~· Pullen, Supt. 10:1S a.m. 124. lor: Sunday School 1 · ~ a. m., ~ ~ Jose~h Stober! pastor. li mileil , ,ursllip Service BYP 6 p.m.; Norman H. Ballr, Supl, SUnday • . Evening worshlp, 7:30 p.m.: Church 0/ Chrilt Worship 10 45 L m. and 7:30 John W. Kimhler, paator~ ·~ =·~d RaS:,.Lp:~ W•dnesday, 7:30 p.m. Prayer Bradbaey Cborcll ol Cbrlsl- p. m. allernately. Bible Study day School 9:30 I. m.: eac . · ay , loeetlng, 1:30 p.m., choir pra.. Larry Williams, minlster: B1ble and Prayer Service, led by pa1o 11111 lUll a. m.; MStuYF 6 p. m.; I.Sundam.: W~~~~ 10 :'IJ a. ~7 ~ce. School and Mornlng Worship, tor, 7:30 p. m. Tburlday. Prayer and Bible dy, 7:30 p. y ev~.,. oemce a 10:30 a.· iQ,_;_ Christian Endeav· . m. Wednelday. p. m.: Wed., worship service ·. 1'1n1 BopUBI Cbnrdl, Pome. or . a p. m.: Evening Wor- Tuppen Plalu EUB Cloll'cll Roell ~riql 1\!elllodlt~ 81 7:30 p. 111. loy - Rev . Carver Williams. ..dp 1 p. rr:, - Rev. Jack YOUilfl, pas Chester Lemley, pastor: Wor RolrUira Catholle $unday School 9:30 tiD 10:20. ' ror; Sunda) worship, 8.31l sblp oerYice 8:30 L m.: Sill> ~ Lady ol , _ Mlllloa Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: Bernlod: Grove . Cbriluao 1. m.: Sunday SciJoel, Ill a. ~·= da)' ScbooL tO:IS a. m.: 1.0q Boltom _ Jlev. George Nursery and Junior Church for Churcb - James Qmsenberry Hobart Vweyard, Supt Bible 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Btble R. Shipman, Adm. _ Sunday children. Worship Semce, 9,30 L m.; Sllldy 8lld Prayer services led Study, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. MaB9es: 10:30 a. m., 1 p. lJI. Ftrsl Bapllsl Cbarcb, Racine, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. by pastor, 7:30 p, 111. Tuesday. Kati!Utd Melbodlol ~ - Holy Days: & p. m. ·Rev. c. L. O'Connor, pastor. Bradford (;oarCII OJ ~ Adult Class Meeliq 7:30 p. m. Rev. C. J. Lemley, p~~slor: St Joba'o CathoUc MlooloaSunday School 9:30. Frank Cl ... Joe Robinson, miOlster: Hon> laal Monday o1 month. Cburcb Scbool 9:30·L m.: WOJ'o Neaf GuysvUie (Dutcb Ridge!; land, Supt.; 10:4> 1 , m. Mora· er Forre•~ Supt.; Bible School Syra...o EUB Cbnrdl- Jlev. ablp service, 10:30 11. m. MYF Rev. Frank !lanlor~ pastor, .1ng Worship; 6:30 p. ru., BYF 9:30 a. m.: Morning Worship Paul A. Sellers, paator: 8uJJ. Monday, 6·30 p. m. ' Sunday Maao 10:30 L m.; Holy •nd Junior Fellowship; 6 p. m. 10 3U a. m.; Eventng, Wor•hlp, day Scboo~ 9:30 a. Dlj: Ben Sulloa Metbdlli Cbarcb - Day o1 ObllgaHon 6:30 a.m.; Efening Service; Wednesday. 7 p. m. Wednesday rp. m. 81· Qwsenberry, Supt.; lll:30 a. m. John W. Kimbler. paator; Mn. j:onleuioa, ~ boor belore ·7:30 p. m.,.• Prayer Meetina, ble Study. Morning Worablp service, 1st Robert E. Lee, Supt. Wor· 'IIIIa. . · 1:30 p. m. Senior Choir Pra<> Dexter Cbareb ol Cbrill - and 3rd SltJ$.11 ol the . month. ahlp 8:16 a. m., SlllldaY ScbooJ Salvatiora .4rm lor Cboir Practice. Bible School 8:311 a. m. PreaciJ. 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangells- IO:Ii 11. m. ,... Salvalfta ArlnJ, ~ £D. . Cbllhlre • Kyger • Hartford mg Ill:30 a. m., first and lbird Uc Service, 2nd and 4th SUJJo 0&11 Grove Mo~ll Cborcll 'Of Ray S. Wining oHicer In Parlll1 - Warren G. Zinn, Sundays. · day of month. Jobn W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl cbari•· SundaJ IO ~ m. HtU· paator. WorsQip servicea are: Masoo City Cburcb ol Christ, Betbaay EIJB Cburdl - Rev. Cross, Supt. Sunday SchOOl at neu meeting· 10 .30 L IlL Sui> Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. Dil'l': Miller Street - Sunday Bible P1ul A. Sellm, ~!Dr: Mort> 10:15 L m.: Preeeblng 1:111. day School. 'sun'dly 7 p, m. j.ttUe . Kyger UCC 9:30 EST. Study, .9 a. m.: .Evenmg Wol' In& Worship, ~::IIJ L m.; SUJJo Syracaae Melllotllsl ~ - Young People'• Leglort: 1:30 p. Cbesh11'1! Bap!Jsl 10:4$ EST. ship, 7.30 p. m., Bible Study, day. SciJool, 10.30 a. Ill., Blylbt WendeD G.I!Jutler, pallor, Wor- II. Salvalloa m~llog; 'ntCburcb Scbool at Hartlord, at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. TbeJSB, Supt.: Youlb Fellow· ablp ~ervlce,, 8:311 11. m., 81111- daY, 1 ID 3 p. m. Ladlu Homo 1:50 , ,OST: .Kyger 10:20 EST, Middleport Cbur<b of Cbrlsl, shiP, 1:30 p. m. day School 1:46 a. m.; M\'11' League• 7 P m. Prep ot••~es· and Cheshire 9:4> EST. 5th om: Main Streets - Robert CARMEL EUB Cb~. 9Unday 1 p. m. Prayer nieellll& 111111D~t!DI.· ' ; MI. Vllo8 F.W.B. Cbarch - Reibel, Supt Bible School 9:30 Paul A. Sellers, pastor: S1JD. Swtday 7:30 p, m. ADVIINTIST SUnday School 8:15 a.m., Earl a. m.: Mommg Worsh1p 10:30 day Scbool, 9:31» L m., Wayne ..,_. 1lu Fret Melllodl8- Pomeny 8eveelb Day Adfu. Starkey, Supt; Evening w111' a. m.; Everung Worsllip 7 p.m. Rousb, SUpL; 10:30 L m. Mon> Robert E. Smith. Sr., pastor. 1111 Cbareb _ Malborl'j' Betpli slllp, 7:10 p. m. by Cecil Cox, Prayer Serv1ce, Wed., 7 P. m. In& Worsblp, lnd and 4th SUJJo &mday School 9:30, a.m., Har· Rd., aortb o1 Melga Memorial Layman; young Peeple'• mee~ PomefOII Cburcb of Chmt - day of !be month: 8 p.m. Eveo- old Dewhurst, Supt.: Morning BIISpttal. Pastil', F. w. Glllcrd, log • Sible Study, 7:30 p.ni. James .MeGovern, pastor 8uJI. iDI EvanaeUatte Service, 2al Worablp 10:30 L m. Youth 7:30 ·p. m. Bible Slutl1, prayer t1f..,Baplist C' · ~. Kulland day .Scbool, 9:30 am, and ard Sullday of mooth. me 1:45 p. m.: EvanaelisUc meellng. Olber aervkel by IIJio ~ . ... . itOitN MALONI " ·. lkoi 'M!'Yiile. Ul I. .~;· lnd ' · !iri',~ ,,_/i..i · · . , ~· ol '~lll!l; ,B.Wt' 1$ '•~ ~· .::'""~ ~':i '• ' . ' ' . . • -uauy llellllll'!l, "'lll!!l'll1""'11111"'~"""• ' : ~ ' ' ' ' ' . . . ... . . ' l \:>. .' .i '. ' o.I'L .t.ANEI S, k :!da. ...:.0., ::f c Alone in a Field MYF !'"" sei'VIce 10:30 a m: . Endeavor, 6:30 P m; EvemJJB semce, 8:30 P: m llullaad Cborcb ul Roy Carter, rnlnlster. . School, 9:30 a. m. Worship Preaching aervico 10:!0 a. Y111ng People'l meeting, p. m. EvOIIlng Sorvlee, 7 P. v. a. Braley, Bible Scbtol Zloa Cbarch o1 Christ, e~y · HarrisoDViilq Road gene Uaderwood, minister. · ble SchOol, 9:30 L m.; Mom In& Worship, 7:30 p. m.; bert Reed, Bible School SupL Trinil)' Volted Cbareb Christ, Pomeroy -.Rev. W. B. meeting Thursday 7:30 p. 111. !on g A man alcme iD. 1 Geld.• , • malriDC 1:lte lleld rea4T for apriDg pl•pt!ns • , • parhapa ll cloear to God tbaa he malir.es. ., ·The fteld didn"'; ",lust happell.• '!'he earth didn't ,nst happen.• Those frnit trees, laden with blOMOms, didn't cllooae to bloom juat becal181! they want&~~ to look ptetty, Stop and think about lt. In the BatJual o:lltler of life, Httle It! latt: to ehallce. There is a p.reciaion about the very rotation of the earth IIBelt. There Ia a mlracie embedded Ia each blade ot graaa. An about n1 fa the Ulllllistabble eridenee of Creat!011, by a Master Hand. The man in the fteld Is, in some 1!!011er to this enation thaD li11IDT of !18, 7et he too mq very well be Dlii.WIIle of it. We ea11 alt capture or :recap. ture this aWAl'81te811 by JOI!ta to ~IJ, 00 bd: ;:tilird m. ot llolsum Bl'f1l4 Bakm THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA WCAL UNION RaveiiiWood, ~~ w. v-. . ----------------------WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING 110 Ulloolll SL Middleport 8n-2650 R. H, RAWLINGS SONS CO. A Tll<lllllhtful Approach Tt llellglotlll'nllllfmt .moe. 7:31 corp~lirln& ranee ~l ~ Ll:l'ART r.w.s - w.... p. 111.: Wedneld•J B*e 8lud)' about 170 JDIIea i1Ju1!teu1 at, wangelilllc oblp, 7:10 p. m. amday rez. 7:aD p. m., Saturday Dilbf !'raJ- Stout, _llllriDI «11111 biadqtw'o 2I111 · &mday); Cburdl er WOI'IItlp 7:11 p. m. !era lllnoWICiil Thtnday. ALLEY Gid gonna fire -.o""\ he qot hunq UD in a cider . - : - cache! 'AIIIltlln-MucurvoCOIIU!t-EngiiBII ford 16 N. Court SL '· AtlleDa 8as.e601 BAUM LOMBER CO. . 1J11f1c1m tm4 Bulldlttg SUfllllln , a.ter, oblo I'll. ·eawooa " . ' . . . .. 'i, . \~ ··-~'-· ~. V'OON'T . UHN't:.RS'TJQ,NO! SOME 1'0IJGI.I GUv, I'D T'f.ll< NaJl.llH' QF IT; 8UT SUc;1-1 KID~ 1._ , GALEN S. BROWN, Dist~"· ' By HAROLI) GRAY A NICE Lim' "~•' AR · R .·~ Y'Q.E eR£AK1ti' M1 H£ART.I IF V"RR: <tiTTIN' ~o son; w..r~ OOM~~ SLIP Hliili A ~MICKE¥" ~T. 1/J(# 'i' DON'- Wl'fl.l THIIU' PllO ROISW! I VIAHI l>lll< -- """' WOIJLDII'T HArnlo oAe4UT ITo WAH! ' Aaltltmd Oil l'rfxltiCtl, • 81'011111'1 Bo!tla Gal ' ()82.2186 '. . POil!lloJ --------·...,....-r BOGGS EQUIPMENT ~ ' ., .. .;•'·:\. i . 1 .~ .. '' h' · ·:·' TINY'S FOODLAND 'CROW'S STEAK ·~~USf 1114dleport, Oblo *ltllllllcllr ....... ClllciN!l" •• l'outeroJ SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS ' MIDDLEPO~T BQOK STORE _______ - ~llt'dl ibid Ofltct Suppitu- Glttt 8fS4I4l ioddJepon . LYONS CLOVER FARM ., ~HEtrEit GOULD . ,. .,;_. ; ; ~ ', " RIDENOURS 'SUPPLY • ______ ..... -1211 l'umilw cm4 Applfdnttr _....._ THE SEWING CENTER ' WHI'1'1 liBWING !!ACIIINiS "'llti'uthlM ror the WmriG!I ~ s• .• Klf1 8~- llllddleport ..... wow ta.I\VItolfi Cllelter, 01110 i '"F_'J. WALLACE, . JEWELER ' ·j ~~ ~ W'CIIWt- Billit ll!llllr'lllc.r ' '' •f ~ ~~. ' _ _......__ _...,.......,. .. "'"! , ,_ GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ·\ •" ' '"\ llldd1eport I8H284 '' I I HOYT'I S SOHIO SERVICE ' ,,. \• ' ~ llipporl the G'h. . of tour Chotl:l . ~ ' •, ' ' .., ~· I l Willi llllln SL ·' 4 ' " HEINERs BA~'y aJ, lit I,Jootl•~ . ' . ·t . Hili~ •.. \'a. a " ObN [ ' ' ·' . ' ' ' .....' •• ' ·'> ' I I .1 ZOOSH !! ~ASOLIN2 K111111epol\Oblo ftt. ,...,.~,..:~ed1 '1:W~~, ~;, ~~i:'-SU:: ~:u~"'a'it~ 11r - 10 Bli s,EI.IT AWA~ I W£tl,_"IJ'ERE IT 100ESI FRICKI .II AND HI! FiUINDS *OIIW'I Oldest Dodge Dtalu" .. IIO!flcial r. Eu!J, ,... iDI LOOK AT IT l IT'S JUST Pl.EADI~ Uti~I!IDEit LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE .Sf'; ... Cbrce ,._. By HOWII! RufuG if he fi nd out RAY RIGGS, INC. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. SUNDAY 9 AM ',Mornliltl Worship ......... , .. 10:10 AM SundiY a M'AEK ,itla tM lwpe it lbfll. ira tome JMfllure, foller cmd .help ,...,. lalra that Ulhich ;., rood ira fanally cmd cOmmuiaity life, lhil ,_ lure ;., •poruored by the b,_iraesa fi""' and orraraisatloru •ltoae namea appear below. !lett RSV.. RICHARD MAITIN, lECTOR ..k Mi~ter lllklklr. ''The Spreading Kingdom" /IIINfllw. HERii (t)MES "' NICE ,"S: I FlAT 11111! .Ill! F:.f>f.Y ll!TCH JUST ASk· INGo 'W GO OIV A . TJ:tlP l &ednelo .!tW:em::' 't:n !ft.. 1HINK IT 700K 50 I.CI\G 10 FJI< A ways. * ,.... ReJ. l!!!,oiOI,l .• Serv.l·;-------------------------- 01 mt!81Bge 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Robert Dtmham, AII'L koo on Saturday: SabbaliJ Pernn, pastor. PairJcltO. Wood, JAanl · Clift J'reo Methodlll School, J v. m. Worsblp s p.m. Supt.; Sunday School, 9:15 a. Cloarell - B. Eucene .GUt, palo V •·--' Br th m. Worship, Jjl:25 a.m. lor; Sunday Scbool 8:30 a. m.: ~...,.. e rera PbD Wise, Supt.; Morning wor- Edea UDited llrelhrea Ia DuviDe PUgrtm Rollneso - oblp 10:30 L m.; Youlit sen- Cbrllll Clllrcb -Rev. EldeR R. (LAngsville Poll 010..), Rev. leu 7 p. m.; EvangeUslic Blake, pulor: Sunday Scbool Cbaa. E. Dmer, pastor: Sunday riot 7:10 p. m. MJd-Week pray. 10 L m.; Winnie Holsinger, ScbooJ 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Robert ., aervtce 7::10 a. m. w~ Supt.; Cbr1111u B'.Ddea..,, 7:11 Grate, Supt. Worship at 10:30 da)'. · P. m., classes fer all Song Sll' L m.: Pilgrim Youth, 6:45 p. '1\t IJ1ilted Melllodlsl Cborcll, rlct 8 P. m., Preacblng 8 20 J. m.: Evanaelisuc ser\'ice, 7:30 J'omero)'. 'llle Cburch School m.; MJd.Weel: prayer meetln& p. m., lolid-Week Prayer and at I:U a. m. The Divine Wor- 7:10. P. Ill. Wednesday, &1m Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. lhip at 10:30 L m. Metilodlst llazie Hnl.!lnger, claq lead•. . Community }elwmh Youth FeUowsbip at 5:311 p.m. Lolul FlUs Ullfted Brothrel Church 0/ God llqdom BaU of Jellovu'• Mld·week choir pracuc:e. 'nte Cbrll,!~d.~-= ~":; 1Home Misoloa Cburcll, Bar hDiham, Rev. IIOOII!d Brickles, Cbeoter Cborcll ol God Wtm..s, 100 Broadway, Mid- public invited to worahlp. 1, 30 '._ m. rPreachiD8 •ervlces stor. Sunday ~001, 1:30 a. Rev. Dale Thornton, dleport - Public 111eebng SunNasarerae first and lbltd Tburodly 81 ': \l'orshlp Service, 10:30 a. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.: day, 2 p. m.; Watcbtower 'llle Cborcll ol !he Nuarae NO Second and lourtb ; i:vangellsUc aervlces at 7· Morning ~orship at 11 o. Study, 3 p. m.; Bible Study, Cbeller - Rev. Rerben Grate , p, m. Prayer 7 10 and ,, p, m.. ·&veryone welcome. m. EvangeUslic service 7:30 Tullday 7 p. m.; Service meet. pulor: Mn. !dJia Llle, Sup&. meetin& MCdl1l lltlt'lb ~ Cemmuily Cburdl, m.: Prayer mee!Jn&, 7:30 p.m. tng. I p. m. 'ntunday: &lin» Cbarles BisseD, Ass't Sundar l'lwraday 7, P. m. and 111'11 30 PisieVille. SUnday SciJool 10 L TueodaJ; . Young ley Scbool, 7 P. m. Thursday, SdlooJ UO L m.; M9J1WII and Sunday, , , . m. 30 mr Sunday; EvangellsHe Sfii'Yo ServicJe, Friday, 7:~ p. m. Lutherap Worsblp II L m.: NYPS 1:45 Prayer IIIMIIlll f!lll!r'J t<4s .ul P. 111, Sunday. Prayer ML Mortab Clllrdl ol ti. Jebo'o ~ Clltcll- p. m.: Evening Service, 7:30 day 11 7:30 p. m. Christian JilD. HfVlces Thursday, 7:30 .p.m. Rev. Jamet SaltA!rtleld, Momina Worship 9 a. m.· Sun- p. m.; Midweek Prayer seMct dell r second and fourlb s... " " - llap1lll Sa1tda1 Scbolll SUnday Scbool 9:~ a. m.: WorSchool 10:30 a. m. Plltor, 7:30 p. m. WedtleldaJ. 141'"7;30 . m. _ D.A.V. 11a11, Second sh1p serviCe 11 a. m. and Joaepb ltraty. M1441eptJrt Cloar•hl lhe Nolo ML a.!.a Ullted lll'etbrett and PtmenJy, Masoo. Sponsored p. m. Prayll' meellnJ 7:30 p, ~· SL Paol'• .fAbe.._ 1 c.'llarelo- ,._.. - Ret. Qyljt"J. 8artltll, II Cbrllt CblrU - Jamet M1f4 by FronciJ City BapUsl Cburell Tuesday; Young People a ~ E. llecDnd St. ~. Schtol 1:30 a. f-1 , Sunda SdlooJ ID Gaillpoll.!. Alflllatod with B. meet1ng, 7:30 p. m. Friday. Sundty l!cllpQI 1, 10 ~ it, Will' ~~ WOI'IItlp 10:18 a. ·ILl =-..~Prea~ 111'11 IIlii B.C. Ret. R. 1. Pl11.8011! Jl'llllor Rulla'nd CburU tl Goll ~ 10:45 Ill m. PMtor, NYI'8 YOIIIII Ptople. 1:41 p.m.; lldrd Sunclay 7,30 p. m. SOeoad 8umlay ScllooJ every Sunday. Rav. l>•vld Sllo!!IA, p'astor. Rev .Jelejlh l.raJy Evllf&llllllc -11n1 71110 p.m.: lourlb ~ .a. m. 11111 11 1 p. m. Preacblng services the SUnd~J' School 10 Li m.: Evan' M tlwflht Prayer 111e111n1. Wed. 7::10 p;ia, ~ am-' SeMeet tlb SUnday o1 eacb month. gehst1c servlr• 7:30 Yoang e , ' - " Clittrell tl IQ MaiD SL, Pl. PleeuDML Hoi1M 11a;o111 Cbardl- People Endeavor.J7:30 p. m. AIIN MelllodlJt OarS - .,.. _ ~. a-til PJaoct, . Corner ot Fourth uti 14a1n 111, Wl!dnesd'Jill Pr•,.er Pearl A. Casto, ~. Sunday paslor• Raymaad Walbun, Sunday aerriOII U L IlL Dllf. lliddleport a... Nyle BOrden: t:11J p. m. ~. • School at 1:30, Lloyd Dllllllgll', Supt.r 'llaada7 Scbool, 1:110 L lhdaelday meel1ai I p~ minister. Sunday SeW 8:30 L ' Epj,co~JC!l IUpl. Wllllhlp aervtcea at 10:~ m. Martl1aa Wonbip, d:IO a. llST• 12·10 m. Arnold Richards, ~.to:30 a- ~ : :!tav"'!!,~ ~.. ~ m. EveniJI& llerrioe, 7 P.m.: ::'2,30 av~ .. m. Mornin& Worsbip. ,_eror- tbe wonby rvlcel wttb. .... rra,.. meeliDI. 7 P. m. WM- aome. Naollli Baplial Cbmll - B. Marlin, Rector. IP &e ,.... · aesda1. Nease Seldemelt ¢bftl Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. m.: Wor- Morning Prayer IIlii ~..;:~!46.evenlni Jl'IY· RaciM ClilreiJ If 1111 Nllo Prayer meellaC. 7:46 p, m. J'rl. oblp II L m.; Wednesday, 7 10:311 L m. Flatwoods - . . a.rdt .,_ - 8uadaJ Scbool 1:10 day; Young People'o aervtce, P. m., Prayer oervice. EV B Pearl A. Cu Will' L m.; l!andaJ Wonblp IO:SO ~ p. m. Sunday Worship aflelo. Road - Rev. Clyde lllnlnn, llnlerprtu EU1I a.rdi to, putGr. a. m.: ~ ltr91et 7:30 p, warda; Sunda)' 'SCbool, to 11.m. pastor: Sunday Scboel ' ' 30 a. a.0 M nzeJ SJiJIIb, pas1or ship -=ce, ~ : m., m.: MkHNelt Prayer llervlct, Rev Paul Taylor speaker ev. m.: Ralpb ea.:~ SUpt. Sunday wor'sbtp S:...ce 9:10 L m.: ~ :yerScboo~a~o ~ m.~J:. Bat- 7:10 .P. m. Wl$esday. Ret. . , Frtday night. Everyone Wel· Wlt'Shlp IIII'VIct 18:30 a. 111. ,_ Scbtol I0•30 L m. IIIITIS M. Wolle, pulll'. tXliiiL and 7:30 p. m. alternalely. • &:So m.. ley, Supt. •1 ltallut1 Clilrl* If ... No Prayer meeting Wednesday at , b1p • p. ', Foretl a. .....,......... .,_ - SundaJ lldlool 1:10 L WASHINGTON (UP!) - 'lbe 7:311 p, m. Ill., lvlldal .me, 1:111 p. -Bunday Scbooi I a. Ill., Sin. m.; Momtng Wonblp ID:tl L . tbal II bu Celombia CbaJIIII - W..W. ~ ~~~~"::;.~·30 p. Fred Nease, Supt. Wrilp Ill' m.; Evangelilllo aerriee 7:41 ~ght-teslatl I •'!!,· 10 L m. Rev, Wetldell p. m.; Mi1l1nflt Pn,yer 1ll!l'1lce brld" rodtet at 1ledaiOIII ICVice each Sunday, t :fl I. ' . · me, Qlolr, 1.10 p. Ill. Stuller pallor 1 45 ............. ' ' Sunda School 10 . , m.: y ,:a. m.: Pray• MeeliiJ& 7:30 p, m. a.e.' ti.odJ.& CblrU : P. m. _,.y, Araeoal, Ala. Youlb Service 6: U p. m. Ev• Wodnel4 • . ter Me -: ByraCIIe Cbldl tl ... Nu- Tho rocket gets Ill Dillie 111g Worship 7 p. m. eadl a,. ~ Worsblp service at 8 11. m., . _ _ _ William c. Thtlrpe, froiD ita second • stage motor . ,. , tr.lllaC 111u 1!tJJ1 Cbida SUnday ·Scbotl at 10 a. m. . Pastor. Robert Stewart, Supt. which llOmbl.'l"" ~~d fua! wtlb Freedom Gttpof' lll1ll*i - Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: Pearl Culn, pulor, Mrs. iillid Sunday School I:IAI a. m.; 1 llquld Thl imdiW Bl8bao Sliver.fiu. R4.; I. SUIIda181ibeoL 9:45 a. Spenter, SU!)I. Morning Worship 10:30 II. m.; Dow can b1 turned olf, t1W1 Gluesencamp, pasler: lla(lel' Vaa Meter, Supt., Earl lledlllooa~ ~ NYPS 6:30 p. m.; Evening ser- delermiDiDit the ran&e Of tile oe. Jl'lll : ac me 7:30p.m.; Midweek Pray· !Qckel ConvenUonal 110114 f1lel I'Becbll~~~e,ScCburcbbool,I·:"* service, Wednetday 7:30 p. motors lleep on bunll/ii. iDiilt TUNE IN . LUI., 01' m. the fuel II used ·ap ---,: Service, 10:30 JI.IIL: Ill~ Peratecolral 'llle Army sa1tl ~lf Youth 1Pelllllllldp, I p.m., · .......,, ••· •-1,:"1>· Board mee11n1, ' 111'11 Poo-l ~. Roale the ...,,.._ bo.,. .. 1fll' SUIItiiJ If 1110111b, 7:aD p.lt,; 124- Rev. Pllll Bl. Jones, pu- u&e Ill future mJsaileo 111111 p wscs, sedond Monday o1 tor. Sunday SchoOl 10 L m.; projec:ll. The lllibl .tellbt& month, 7:30 p.m.: 1!:1eanGr Cll' Worablp, W~ay imd Frl- beiBD MilCh at cte, seeond Tblll'lday: Clall 11, da)>. · :-.. . Serm-. F""' Gr- &pl~atptl Church, Pomeroy ,II !bini WedQeodiJ: A11ermn1 Clzo. 'llle Peatec111111 Cllll'dl Mklo SEOUL (tlPlH!IE Korean eie fourth TliW'adaJ ~~ dleporl - South lrd AVLI Ret. tnarinet •.ct k11lld 111111 ...,.. 1390 WMPO RADIO .,. Rev. Smnuel J. Jacbon, p... lor. Prayer service 9:30a.m.; Sunday &hool 10 a. m., Gertrude Buller, Supl.: Worship ser~ 11 ..-m. Lst and 2nd Stmdays al 5:30 p. m. Baptisl Tratfltng Union, Mrs. Mary Woods, president. <C&rl- Cban:b, llllgsbary Ratlaatl Free wm Baptist Churcb - Rev. Paal Tayllt', paator: Sunday Scbool, 10 a. m,1 Guy Priddy."!((pt.; PreaciJ. lng service, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer aervlces, 7:30 p. m. Wednesd'f. By ART SANSOM I'H'! BORN LOSII -, ' ' . \ ·" BEST IN TIME ~ •• BEST IN SOUND I I . �' . . ,., • • ' • t ' 4 I'• "" .' ,, t1 . f• '·' • . ' For Sale For Sale .!~~~~~~~~~~0~.,A~p~rll~2~.8~,1~96~7,1 lliiMI =-~~~~~: ZIG ZAG; ooly 4 m90ths 1 7.==~~ SPINET PIANQ·~--­ Wanted, re- "!SIGNS Gil old. Ijepossessed Model KZM sponslble party to take over lull priCe f'2.50. ~aul!lul low monti!IY pa)'ltlents on Walnftl Gonsole,. rnakel but-. isptnsl.piallo. Can be seen ...____ QUAlm' .· Pomeroy Moldr Co. tonholes,jlincy &eWJ.designs on buttoDI, makes wlthllut atlacbnlenfs. Try II In your me. can 99U21B. 4 ~ 6lc 1965 FORD Ill TON $1595 8' wide Pickup Body Cu.rtom Cab, V8 engine, 4 speed tran.. HD tires, white over ire en finlsh, radio and beater. ., 1962 CHEVROLET 1 TON ,., ••:.":':: lti'VIC. . ' eoo':AI:::.,~•t;.,:; ::-n: Ql'lb ,., ttft . 1, tnltf'ttoM. ctrm ,., I wen&. thrM -~. . . .: •a. w- _..,II ~· 1~64 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE PICKUP - Used Tractor Buy $1295 Farman Super H with cultivators. Excellent con· dttlon. Several Used Plows and Rakes Also Used Bailers $1495 V.S m.otoc, radio, heater, heavy dutf tires, rear bumper, West .......... white over blue firush. One local owner. .........1 mlrro~ ... tftMril..... . ....... • t1 ,... clnt OlteOUI'It 111 CA,a~' OP TMAMICI 6 GaiTUAIII 1 tor 10 word minimum. lach •• act ,.aa wlttlln 1t a• .,.. ·: .,M., ·fMcUtlliaal wol'll tc. , .,:-·:ILIND ADI A41llttl0MI Ill Ch•fMI ·' Willi 8' factorY stake! dual wheels, 4 speed trans. Heatert blue flnisb. A hard to find model and a nice one.. Pomeroy Motor Co. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES OPEN IVEL I:GO P.M. .....~~~ ptr .a ~. aPFtcl MOUII . to I•Df p. m .. D•IIY ::: :· :.·,.. u 1ia Moon. s.tutd•r Pomoroy 992-5101 IIIIJY, CH0 AM, American IT'I IAIV TO PLACI A WANT A.D PMDNI tt2.·1U6 . • .-,. . I ., , . __ -1 • Business Se rvaces .. e8lly:. _!vnl~ Ctedlt~~~:r.:~:l!=================:m"""'"'"1:~ =="""""""' N DA ,. P. 0. Box 276, . 4 211 2tc house C I "'ent, ~~01'111 d~ anc1Edlso~ II ontac : ~=~ '! 1!=·· 84~04. CHARLES LISLE 4 25 wr JOOxJ51), Lyons Sub-DIVIS· Syrac.n,e, Ohio ton In Mason. Phone Pt. Pleas• ant 6'15-3325. f S6 11to 1902 Tractor Truck. 'lbomas L. Happy Hlllow ~oad. 4 26 3tp King, AUCTION - The undersigned Is leaving the farm and will ,. ! . ~ •• • ALFALFA WEEVIL HAS HIT the AREAl hi•• all tho spray mtterl•l• to comNt Wo this pOll. Gtlll II DANCE Dail? ~~-tine!, Pomeroy:Middleport, o,, April2a, 1967--9 EAGLES CLUB ' ~ SATURDAY . APRIL 29 uy. EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1967 OPEN DAILY 5:30AM to 8:30 PM SUNDAY, 7:00AM to 7:00 PM BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. Main PHONE 992-3974 Pomeroy Dolly 5:30AM to 8:30PM- Sundoy 7:00 to 7:00 For Sale gallciD IROANOKE HAY Baller P ~~~:II Good condition. w. S. I ael. Near Chester. Phon ~ 0 p.m. ·142 a.m. : I ... at·the 1185-3006. • 18 UMCI Block Howk 2-Row Wilth 3-point bitch. Gond condition. Roor Meigs Gonorol Ho.,llol 992-2176 Pomoror Washell fOitly-&IU . filler ..d .,.... 11180 Slf otl\el walhtl. Spin d!J 11111load -Millo all• ottoor wahoo. Complotety po~llble ...movw hom sink II! ,.,.. 1111 on ~ eosy roltlnawtaL ItO ptumbiOIIOCIIII!Id. SEE AoEMOHsTRATION -· • 1 ' ~ a I' • . I I ' Thetrje· Q~ Star Grange Pto§r!infis Potluck t 4ncheon ,, 1 'Honorin!l. Mothers;.:'!t '! • • · 1 .I I 1 'I CLEAN ••• PRICED TO GO! ' '· - 1965 DODGE • $1895 2 Dr. Hard Top. V8. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 DODGE $18,95 • f Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Excellent. 1965. CHEVROLET ... $1795 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl, .Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 Ford Mustang - $1895 VB. Auto. Flooor ShHt, Power Steering, Radio and Heater. · 1964 CHRYSLER - ' $)795 2 Door Hard Top. Power Steering. Auto. Trans. Ra· dlo and Heater. - 1964 DODGE • $1195 Electra 2 Dr. - - $1295 Saturday 65 Riviera Buick . • • $3195 wdlA MEIGS County "tea par'l'" be staged at 8 p. m. Satur-. 1 Bond an d Sandra Beal ; Grace, Mary . ICommission Is approved by tile and Geneva King: Barbara Ca- 11eccssary if the Ohio . _ BANKERS BACK UBC cars m the area. It has very low mileage and like new In Pomeroy. Issue I throughout. It has highest quality custom built tires, po-: ~ the Ohio Bonding Comm)s· wer windows, power seat, power steering, power brakes Slon w111 be explained. and _many other accesso_ries. You'll have to see It to ap· dents attending are to take · prectate liS htghest quality. cha!Ts, stools and l4nterns. POMEROY BAND :voters in Tuesday's speclal elec· ruthers, Brenda $495 .Ch eV, V8 • • • • • Impala Coupe. Automatic trans. Original white finish. Whaley, Flor· PONTIAC and Edward ~Jl)ith , and Kirmy and 'Ronnie . I' Wood. . Games were pla~ed ap~ after the gilts were opened everyone enjoyed cake. ice cream, and Association will sponsor. a high ~ion by the ~omeroy Wome-n 's! bankers w~re financi n~ Rep~~b- punch. Sendlng J1fts weN Mrs . school dance party with 1Golf ·~ "n., 7:30 P.· m. Tuesday li1an Goy. James A. Rhodes' Coelle Hudson. .MI. an~ Mro. ·GOBLE USED CARS ·~~ Sunday DREW WEBSTER Post American Legion, public en barbecue Sunda y beginni<ngl 12 noon. ' upper parking lot In Pomeroy. $1.25 per plate. GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO · THE BEST BUYS ARE HERE - SEE US NOW ' . 6,000 Miles or 6 Months Warranty . Monday 1963 CHEVROLET Iin~ala 2 boor HT. 8 cyl:' Auto. trans., po' wer steering:· power brakes, radio and beater, air cond. whitewall ti res . . 'I 1963 FORD Custom 4 Door. 5 cyl.~Std . Trans. : 1963 MERCURY Custom 'l Door· H'T,, Power steering, po· wer b~a~es,. radii)' and heater, white sidewall llres. 1963 FORD Gala-xie ~00 4 ·Door. 8 cyl. Auto. tran's., power ~ t~ering, radio and heater wh.¥e side~'>jl)l tires. ' " ~JY~~ ,·" br~l<~l ~~: ., :t 1963. MERCURY Custom•4!Door. Auto. trans., power steer. •. tng, radio:tnd heater, white sJdewall tifes I I ·1967' CHRYSLER NEWP6RT: cusrOA. 4 Dool. Full ... Powe;, Auto. '11ans. R~dio ,,rul He!t'r~ Air Condttio'iiicl. Save $1 OOO;OO~low Mrfeage. I, • ' ' I -------.--- ----- on a , School .AP"'/ At Eastern Htgh ' AIVI~ Barker. Jays Saturday night from 8 to ' at Ihe clubhouse. All members Ica mpaign for the Ohio B o n d Weber Wood and Mr: and Mrs. 11 p. m. in the Pomeroy Junior are urged to atlend. , Leroy Wyant. 1Commission. High ' School auditorium. ' BLAETTNARS BUICK R.,,..,. candidate lor goveinor las, moun!> or kmd' of '"" I hat . ---.--· i will be required to fina nce the meet at 6 'P· m. 'fl1tsdoy "' 'new faciiJI!es !he governor is hte home o! Mrs. Pearl Reyn-' promising," Fichter said. olds. I -i, - IMPORTA~T BUSINESS se•:· lall, said Thursday investment ln Value- Rated USED CARS Come In Now- Open Til ,8 Tonight . • • COLUMBUS (U~J) - ~raz- tion. '·There h:.Js he!:'n :1 t~ottte· ence ~~~~~ks. John and Richard Gran~ Sport 2 Door Hardtop. This .Is one of the cleanest day in front of the courthouse Iier Jr., unsuccessfu~ able lack ot refere.nce to the •· Dean , Br;e nda Smitll. Harold • R. H~· Rawlings Sons Co. • _ at SPECIAL MEETING. B o IS worth Council 46, Roya a n Select Masters, a~ the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, to confer Dart 4.:0oor Sedan. Autb. Tr811S. Radio pnd Heater. . "Lave on a Rooftop" waa tables for the punch, mints, and Super Excellent Masters theme of the Eastern Jr. · Sr. nuts served during the evening. gree on all the candidates who Jlrom Saturday evening, The dance area was an Indoor- have received the Royal 2Z, in the school gym. The ouldoor patio cent~red with al Select. Masters degree this 1 ting was a penthouse and lovely bubbling raiSed s to n year. ThiS degree IS cnnferred waD-enclosed garden with fountain and w!Bhlng well pool. only once a year. on the first lighted city In the Huge chandelier balls hung Monday in May, which Is May fransformlog the gym bove the fountain and I. All officers and cast are re"OHIO'S·OLDEST DODGE DEALER" . ' big city wonderland. colored lighting quested to be present at. 6:!5 88 ~· S.Con'cr Avt. · MlddJejJort, 0. ~•lcGny i roman lie setting. Red p. It). Refreshments wiD . ' . A •!airway led to lhe geraniums and bushes lined served. '" garden under the silver colored cellophane and MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR which was encircled by picket walls and outdoor Gardeners meet at 8 p. m. Mon· lure complimenled the scene. day at Columbus and Southern 1'1ie .music from the Ohio Electric Co. social room. lighted stage of lhe Program by Mrs. Jack Robson. seemed to !IDa! oul over t h Pomeroy, Region II Director. city adding to the dance setting. :ANNUAL MOTHER - DaUI!h· Miss Teddy Price and ter banquet of lh• B. H. ter Mundry reigned as Kt n horn Society tJ( \he Po{iildle1por\ and Queen with Mr. John Re!· First . Baptist Chu!ch be~ SUpt., ass!Bted by held at 6 ~. m: at :the ch1>rc6 Qeogleln, presenting tbe Mooday Qigbt. ,Officers for quet of roses. yeat will be A banquet p11ipared by 24 SESSION of the lOt moUterA and served by soph· United Presbyterian , omore lirls preceded the , wUI meet at 7:30 Monday ' \ Stiver glittered place cards, in the pastor's study. I. dividual programs books, MIDDLEPORT butlerfiy candles on pink cl,Uds will meet at 8 p. . m. . ' of angel hair decorated the ta· at the hnme of Mjss N e Ill ~ Ford O.laxle 500 XL 2 Dl?or Hull Top; 390 N8 '~nglne with Cruise-a-mablea. Zerkle. Mrs. _William lic transDllSslon, power ·steer1J!g, r~d.io, Y{bl\ewall tltes, light blue with blue The Junior ,class president, and Mrs. Carl Horky will vmyllnterlor, ·" · , · $1195 BUI Buckley, welcomed t h sent the program. ijos·teS.es seniors to the .benquet and wlll be Miss Zerkle, ',:"' ~ .Julck . IJ.t$abre ' \ . 4 Door Sillan, V8 motor, automat!~ lranslDI~slon, power vlted them to the dafice, T da Faelrole, Mrs. Harry Che!lh· . . ite~g and brakes, radio, wbiteWaUs~ wblte ~ltb bl,u~ li\ferlbr, • $595_ Senior president responded er and 'Mrs. Atwood ·Spengler. Ute Se¢or's "Thanks." Mr VETERANS Memorial 1. ~ G.~!'.C. To~ Tru~k~ V6 e11glne with .a fo~ ~F,Il tr~~cl"'' llee,vy . NeiUe ·~arker gave the Invoca· pita! · Auxliiary Board 1:30 ilut,y .U,,th& way, Including ttres and springs and lijdiistriill rear ~umper ' ~)a, !ton and .Mr. Reibel gave m,. ¥onday at Ute hospi tatu.lgh•· , ne'!. PAint. .. , , , ,. " ,.. • . '> . -:~ .' V." . •• . tJt~795. short; speecb, The Juniors TllEODOf\US .Council 0 8 ~.. ,., • ,.-t~l ~ .... . to thank everyone who of America,. will .meet In any way to lnake 7:30 Monday at the· !OOF ' . Proin such .a suc<:ess. Tliete will he practice lor ',' ' f'' f~\ apecUQIL 1963 DODGE • 1 be.&t $1395 Dart 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. .. oi LeSabre BUICk • • $1295 I Visii~t~" · , ..., The day was speni sewing: A' Rea~ihg, '''1lhe History CWhtoh lloldss• t Cll ln olr;ow,'d ' B bt " . M0 th ' D " b M . D a erme ,.cne e •· an eu. o $ bu~lness meeting was opened er' ay, Y axme Y· , 1 h W 1 ht · ·"Re.·i . f H · '' FRIDAY by •the president Mrs. ' Sadie er ; ''Best ·rhere Ever Was," a a ~'gb·'Y Cathee~ orSh '!P.f , · · ' · b L' d M'dk'ff· "Wh· t pmess, nne en& 1 2. Dr. Hard Top. ThjtJs a one owner car with nearly new BOSWORTH C.ouncll 46, Roy. Carl, with everyone reading th~ . :•:·M!rhe;n.. aby BI~n~he N~:. field : "Stubborn .: Gra~partires.lt haa the three ducess- carburetor- 4,speed trans. a1 and Select Masons, stated 16th Psalm. Reports were i 1•·j8011 • "To M' Mother .. by 0 , .' ents," by Pa~llne ~alUday ; • &l!Sembly Friday April 28 7 P en and the meetmg was closed · Y · · song hy all ''lil" Moth~r·s Day" .1 'th h Cl d , Ia W1lcox · "How to Plea••e ' ' . '2' m.. for express purpose of con- 1 WI prayer y Mrs. y Here." by 'o avid Wilcox: SOP~:- and closed with a stepladder . . · ferrmg Royal and Select Mast. Hmt"''· " · · h A 1 La D Jstunt Wide Bide, wome lll'ille, chrome bumpers, custom cab, ' d I Qr,e Nlg 1 s Y re8lo· The lecturer w B 1h radio •nd manv other a•cessories era egree on three candidates Present were Mrs. William ing " bv Pauline i l•lliday. Cath. as eu • • •.., • . • · AU compamons · urged to att ~n d- K ~ng: 1Mrs. Charles Mash. Mrs. Iryn' Shenefield ' .. ·· ., , Norma W1lcox I Belle Wn•ht to • 1 James s. Buchanan, lllustnous l V1Tg1I •King, Mrs. wayne Beal,1 Beulah Wright and John Col· master. Mrs. Norman Wood. Mrs Clyde well : qUJz, "Grange Mother of Honored R' thJ..<. It"'"' Dr. Sedan. Power steering, ppwer brakes, automatic trans. MIDDLEPORT WCTU F r I· Hinton . Mrs. VIrginia Dean lhe Evl'tling " won by Erma on lr " ' This car was 0\Vne~ by local retired railroader. We can day, April 28, at 7"30 p.m. at ! Mrs. Roberta caruthers. Mrs: . ·- --, ' -. HusSnrprisePfirty gladly refe! .YOU to- hllll. the First Baptist Churcfl, Aprii J Alire King:··Mrs. Nev White. 1\:EW TAXES, GOVERNOR? Mr . and Mrs. Norma n Wood. 23-30_is Youth Temperance ·Ed- 1Mrs. Erma Hillman, ·_ Mrs. of Kmgsbury, honored their ucat10n Week. Ralph C.arl and Miss Linda: OXFORD. Oh1o (UPil - J ,JS· daug hter. Carolyn Sue, on her • • • APPLE GROVE WSCS rum- 1Beal. The next meeting will be eph W. F1chter, chau·man of th~ lJth birthday with a surprise Hard ~op. We've serviced this car ~inee new _an~ c~n recom- mage sale April _~ and 29 in Mrs. I:-Jorman Woods in May Ohio F'arm'!~~ Union, . s<.1id party Saturday evenin g. mend 1t to anyone. It 1$ fully equipped. Bu1cl< s fmest and th• Ashworth bUIIdmg, E. Sec· with the date to be announced. Thursdoy new taxes w11l be Attendi ng were, Karla, Lind$ 65 GMC ton p•ICkup • $1595 ' • l • •. .. •.. ·, ~. -~ 'I , \ .. ' • • .- "' . " I ' r. . Many More ~sed Cars and,Trucks To ~oos~ From . 'l· l'ou \ ' ~~~~~.-us ~: KEIT·H · ·l··! Pay Leu At GOBLE . Tueaday 992-QS$. ' ~~~=i .~~ !Ufll Pollee E. A:-· ... NOW TAKING " APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ::rzu Insurance car:~ . · Church of Christ I ,, ' ....., Contact Faye Manley Middleport hll I~~~~· ~P~~·::o~a~i•!~~~~.t~ FOR SALE - 5 room bouse and garage, 2 acre lot in Pomeroy, $3000.00. CaD 992· 5ltl>. 4 7 Uc Auto Sates VAO LDTO TAIIIHOTJIOIIYO Ill IPV A X D II: z.- y..-J'o ~ I'I'It!RATION, L1K11 FJUCTION, II LIKJI!I•Y TO QF.,'QIIIATil ~T DIITIIWI 011 P1IOO- · ~r- ' ! .; -· "···-- -~ · · ~..... -- -~- ·- --·---· ~- - ..... · - ., ... '· j ... . The Kingsbury Missionary Stsr Grange VISited 0 hI o, \IJ!son ; reading, "¥othe( I! , • ~lub of the €arleton. 'Church • Valley. Grange No. 2612 Moll· I"Jine," by ,Ora' 'l!foffitt;, 1'liei ;;· met recently ar the ·homt . of day mghl and ~~ve a program, Occup~tlon~· · py q\ljerip~ .~,;·: Mrs. Virginia Dean with a po~ 011 the them~; Let Us Honor . well; Motners A.re P,eople,,, .llf•·'· luck lunchoon at noon. JOur Mother>. It f!l'tluded: INori\}~<>WIIcox; $QIII, "I Kno'\~""'" * Middleport," O. , ' .·p 5 G 0 6 T Ontlac • • • ·1995 SERVICE ··' ABC Cleaners . .. ·' ' '· (oml'ng. E11joyedbyCl~b 'E . . v· en t5 s , 1967 ' AME;Il.ICAN Legion Posl 39 will POMEROY - SPRING AVE.hold Chicken Bar-8-C u e, 7 room frame (4 bedrooms), Sunday, April 30, 12 noon, bath, base~ent. new furnace. tiPPer parking lot $1.25. good location. $6,5110.00. 4 25 5tc MIDDLEPORT - IJNCOLN ST. - One story block, large P-N piciUng up Beagle on Harrisonvllle Road return. Richard . • V·a.lues CORN PLANTER Meigs Equipment ' ~ ' ~a..~. . Ht.: , ,.,,~~ .. t ..,...~. ,~ ' ·.~-\~';J'\'lt ·· ~ .J l r OHIO ladder, pipe ant ties.I que tool ~5:11 wrenchea, AIR CONDITIONING grinder, wall telephone, ,.~ ___ .. - ....,~ ..... or m-239s HOCK NG , er, dish lor hatpIns , PHONI 664-3370 ,....,.,, o. 1tul pther an your winter divider. telephone ••••ld.l111• ·--..------l:~~~~~~~~~~~~ garments and more 8tora closets tbem lamps, Admiral deep freeze with ua. No eramped with unuaed cloth• rocking chair. set IDg. No more alrlns, soFt~ns. lamps, metal beds. ches~ •·-In- "·-·ices spr41!ng and paeklng W)th drawers, Maytag washer, - • .... """' rour wmter clothes. EYO!')'· •-ard, thing JOU send Ia beaul1fllll1 lawn mower, metal cupw WHEEL cleaned safely, Insured and odd dishes, kettles, AIR roimmONING earefully stored. EYer:v Item cart, picnic table, electric\ etlen service. Jack'a ALIGNMENT freshly pressed when you oan era~on. New Haveu. for it Nothing to pay till fall. roaster, carpenter tools, AND No bulging dosets, safe from 48 9xl.Z rugs, trunks, ~:=~~182-Wtl. moths atUf safe from theft beater, power saw, BRAKE SERVICE Bring them In or call for pump, step ladder. READY·Mll coocrell Pick Up & Delivery S~r-: sprayer, pony halter and ed right to JOUf pro~ Fall vice Pl!one 773-5543 · and Free eattmata. dlo, trash burner, PboDeeasy. 99')..3281. Qoeglebl Phone 992-2143 pomeroy . pump and many item I, listed. Co., ~:~:'·11_,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,""""' 1 Signed: Susie Gainer I 10 Maon,w.v.. Long Bottom, Obio Bradford Auction Co. IS Years Experience c. c. Bradford, Auct.. mem, _' ber of NAA. 4 24 5te ONE electric guitar and ampliAlways tbe finest f o o d fier. Phone 992·3750. served ill a gracious, 4 27 3tc pleasing atmosphere. Bring the family on Sun· >. ·l.. . • • /1...·, ~ .· .·. ·· ~·· t " ·DISCOUNT., ON. BI.G ,DEMO'NSTRATOR. HEATING & DINE OUT AT BAILEY'S .. .. NOW I~ THE. r1ME~-and .HERE IS ~ME P~A~.E TO S~·~f~ ;, BAKER & SEYFRIED g:_dy·Mls ", ' Your Heating Syatem II The Most Important A~ pllance In Your Home, L.ll Us GiveChIt A k Good Mid Winter oc BLAETTNARS . ,. '' • ' Uf:i .,,. . . Rawlings Hqnda Sales ' .. EXPERIENCED THIS IS to notify that I will RESPECTABLE lady to not be responsible for a ny and do some housework .. d bt other than those con· go home on weekends 1f t:ac~ed by myself. Jessie E. desires. Phone 992-2788. Sansbury. 1114 Eld~rwood 4 28 Ave Columbus 27, OhiO. ., 427t3C .. . . ,..., 1'1 FREE STORAGE Notice ' .. ~ , -,, ~.(/; ' \~,. ' ~·~e L ~A ~ , , · DICK RAWLINGS f:;\'!=======~~~~~=::;::::7. EVINRUDE .sAlEs & SERVICE ••' ON. OP ~-' ' NICIIl PIO~Uol . CAI.L For ,,.. Estlmote• eAiumiiMim Awning• AI lnum Rolllnp eAiumlnum Siding ,•~~.': eCor Porto eAlumlnum WindoW• .... eP..Ioo eBtown In tnoulltlon OR CALL COLLECT 532-6681 llmer E. While, 4041/2 South 4th St., l~nton, 0, R..,.._ntltlveln 1111• Area 20 v..rs For . V. V. JohliiOn & Son. 222-41h Av•~ Huntington sell the 4following at her: located miles east of Cl er, Obio, at intersection State Route 248 and Melgs\1 Coubty lld. 28. Saturday "·lea and Service rll 29, 1 p, m.: ,.. Roto hoe. chains, Ohio Boat and Motor long, rope, palnt, cablea, Llcen.. stretcher, Myers pump. SCHWA~L MARINE tools, steel fence posts, 20 ,· • ·~ ~ I .•:. • •,,f. ''I' ' . . . .. ,.. ,..,..... ..' '~. • �' . . ,., • • ' • t ' 4 I'• "" .' ,, t1 . f• '·' • . ' For Sale For Sale .!~~~~~~~~~~0~.,A~p~rll~2~.8~,1~96~7,1 lliiMI =-~~~~~: ZIG ZAG; ooly 4 m90ths 1 7.==~~ SPINET PIANQ·~--­ Wanted, re- "!SIGNS Gil old. Ijepossessed Model KZM sponslble party to take over lull priCe f'2.50. ~aul!lul low monti!IY pa)'ltlents on Walnftl Gonsole,. rnakel but-. isptnsl.piallo. Can be seen ...____ QUAlm' .· Pomeroy Moldr Co. tonholes,jlincy &eWJ.designs on buttoDI, makes wlthllut atlacbnlenfs. Try II In your me. can 99U21B. 4 ~ 6lc 1965 FORD Ill TON $1595 8' wide Pickup Body Cu.rtom Cab, V8 engine, 4 speed tran.. HD tires, white over ire en finlsh, radio and beater. ., 1962 CHEVROLET 1 TON ,., ••:.":':: lti'VIC. . ' eoo':AI:::.,~•t;.,:; ::-n: Ql'lb ,., ttft . 1, tnltf'ttoM. ctrm ,., I wen&. thrM -~. . . .: •a. w- _..,II ~· 1~64 CHEVROLET FLEETSIDE PICKUP - Used Tractor Buy $1295 Farman Super H with cultivators. Excellent con· dttlon. Several Used Plows and Rakes Also Used Bailers $1495 V.S m.otoc, radio, heater, heavy dutf tires, rear bumper, West .......... white over blue firush. One local owner. .........1 mlrro~ ... tftMril..... . ....... • t1 ,... clnt OlteOUI'It 111 CA,a~' OP TMAMICI 6 GaiTUAIII 1 tor 10 word minimum. lach •• act ,.aa wlttlln 1t a• .,.. ·: .,M., ·fMcUtlliaal wol'll tc. , .,:-·:ILIND ADI A41llttl0MI Ill Ch•fMI ·' Willi 8' factorY stake! dual wheels, 4 speed trans. Heatert blue flnisb. A hard to find model and a nice one.. Pomeroy Motor Co. FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES OPEN IVEL I:GO P.M. .....~~~ ptr .a ~. aPFtcl MOUII . to I•Df p. m .. D•IIY ::: :· :.·,.. u 1ia Moon. s.tutd•r Pomoroy 992-5101 IIIIJY, CH0 AM, American IT'I IAIV TO PLACI A WANT A.D PMDNI tt2.·1U6 . • .-,. . I ., , . __ -1 • Business Se rvaces .. e8lly:. _!vnl~ Ctedlt~~~:r.:~:l!=================:m"""'"'"1:~ =="""""""' N DA ,. P. 0. Box 276, . 4 211 2tc house C I "'ent, ~~01'111 d~ anc1Edlso~ II ontac : ~=~ '! 1!=·· 84~04. CHARLES LISLE 4 25 wr JOOxJ51), Lyons Sub-DIVIS· Syrac.n,e, Ohio ton In Mason. Phone Pt. Pleas• ant 6'15-3325. f S6 11to 1902 Tractor Truck. 'lbomas L. Happy Hlllow ~oad. 4 26 3tp King, AUCTION - The undersigned Is leaving the farm and will ,. ! . ~ •• • ALFALFA WEEVIL HAS HIT the AREAl hi•• all tho spray mtterl•l• to comNt Wo this pOll. Gtlll II DANCE Dail? ~~-tine!, Pomeroy:Middleport, o,, April2a, 1967--9 EAGLES CLUB ' ~ SATURDAY . APRIL 29 uy. EFFECTIVE MAY I, 1967 OPEN DAILY 5:30AM to 8:30 PM SUNDAY, 7:00AM to 7:00 PM BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 218 E. Main PHONE 992-3974 Pomeroy Dolly 5:30AM to 8:30PM- Sundoy 7:00 to 7:00 For Sale gallciD IROANOKE HAY Baller P ~~~:II Good condition. w. S. I ael. Near Chester. Phon ~ 0 p.m. ·142 a.m. : I ... at·the 1185-3006. • 18 UMCI Block Howk 2-Row Wilth 3-point bitch. Gond condition. Roor Meigs Gonorol Ho.,llol 992-2176 Pomoror Washell fOitly-&IU . filler ..d .,.... 11180 Slf otl\el walhtl. Spin d!J 11111load -Millo all• ottoor wahoo. Complotety po~llble ...movw hom sink II! ,.,.. 1111 on ~ eosy roltlnawtaL ItO ptumbiOIIOCIIII!Id. SEE AoEMOHsTRATION -· • 1 ' ~ a I' • . I I ' Thetrje· Q~ Star Grange Pto§r!infis Potluck t 4ncheon ,, 1 'Honorin!l. Mothers;.:'!t '! • • · 1 .I I 1 'I CLEAN ••• PRICED TO GO! ' '· - 1965 DODGE • $1895 2 Dr. Hard Top. V8. Std. Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 DODGE $18,95 • f Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Excellent. 1965. CHEVROLET ... $1795 2 Door Sedan. 6 cyl, .Standard Trans. Radio and Heater. 1965 Ford Mustang - $1895 VB. Auto. Flooor ShHt, Power Steering, Radio and Heater. · 1964 CHRYSLER - ' $)795 2 Door Hard Top. Power Steering. Auto. Trans. Ra· dlo and Heater. - 1964 DODGE • $1195 Electra 2 Dr. - - $1295 Saturday 65 Riviera Buick . • • $3195 wdlA MEIGS County "tea par'l'" be staged at 8 p. m. Satur-. 1 Bond an d Sandra Beal ; Grace, Mary . ICommission Is approved by tile and Geneva King: Barbara Ca- 11eccssary if the Ohio . _ BANKERS BACK UBC cars m the area. It has very low mileage and like new In Pomeroy. Issue I throughout. It has highest quality custom built tires, po-: ~ the Ohio Bonding Comm)s· wer windows, power seat, power steering, power brakes Slon w111 be explained. and _many other accesso_ries. You'll have to see It to ap· dents attending are to take · prectate liS htghest quality. cha!Ts, stools and l4nterns. POMEROY BAND :voters in Tuesday's speclal elec· ruthers, Brenda $495 .Ch eV, V8 • • • • • Impala Coupe. Automatic trans. Original white finish. Whaley, Flor· PONTIAC and Edward ~Jl)ith , and Kirmy and 'Ronnie . I' Wood. . Games were pla~ed ap~ after the gilts were opened everyone enjoyed cake. ice cream, and Association will sponsor. a high ~ion by the ~omeroy Wome-n 's! bankers w~re financi n~ Rep~~b- punch. Sendlng J1fts weN Mrs . school dance party with 1Golf ·~ "n., 7:30 P.· m. Tuesday li1an Goy. James A. Rhodes' Coelle Hudson. .MI. an~ Mro. ·GOBLE USED CARS ·~~ Sunday DREW WEBSTER Post American Legion, public en barbecue Sunda y beginni<ngl 12 noon. ' upper parking lot In Pomeroy. $1.25 per plate. GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO · THE BEST BUYS ARE HERE - SEE US NOW ' . 6,000 Miles or 6 Months Warranty . Monday 1963 CHEVROLET Iin~ala 2 boor HT. 8 cyl:' Auto. trans., po' wer steering:· power brakes, radio and beater, air cond. whitewall ti res . . 'I 1963 FORD Custom 4 Door. 5 cyl.~Std . Trans. : 1963 MERCURY Custom 'l Door· H'T,, Power steering, po· wer b~a~es,. radii)' and heater, white sidewall llres. 1963 FORD Gala-xie ~00 4 ·Door. 8 cyl. Auto. tran's., power ~ t~ering, radio and heater wh.¥e side~'>jl)l tires. ' " ~JY~~ ,·" br~l<~l ~~: ., :t 1963. MERCURY Custom•4!Door. Auto. trans., power steer. •. tng, radio:tnd heater, white sJdewall tifes I I ·1967' CHRYSLER NEWP6RT: cusrOA. 4 Dool. Full ... Powe;, Auto. '11ans. R~dio ,,rul He!t'r~ Air Condttio'iiicl. Save $1 OOO;OO~low Mrfeage. I, • ' ' I -------.--- ----- on a , School .AP"'/ At Eastern Htgh ' AIVI~ Barker. Jays Saturday night from 8 to ' at Ihe clubhouse. All members Ica mpaign for the Ohio B o n d Weber Wood and Mr: and Mrs. 11 p. m. in the Pomeroy Junior are urged to atlend. , Leroy Wyant. 1Commission. High ' School auditorium. ' BLAETTNARS BUICK R.,,..,. candidate lor goveinor las, moun!> or kmd' of '"" I hat . ---.--· i will be required to fina nce the meet at 6 'P· m. 'fl1tsdoy "' 'new faciiJI!es !he governor is hte home o! Mrs. Pearl Reyn-' promising," Fichter said. olds. I -i, - IMPORTA~T BUSINESS se•:· lall, said Thursday investment ln Value- Rated USED CARS Come In Now- Open Til ,8 Tonight . • • COLUMBUS (U~J) - ~raz- tion. '·There h:.Js he!:'n :1 t~ottte· ence ~~~~~ks. John and Richard Gran~ Sport 2 Door Hardtop. This .Is one of the cleanest day in front of the courthouse Iier Jr., unsuccessfu~ able lack ot refere.nce to the •· Dean , Br;e nda Smitll. Harold • R. H~· Rawlings Sons Co. • _ at SPECIAL MEETING. B o IS worth Council 46, Roya a n Select Masters, a~ the Pomeroy Masonic Temple, to confer Dart 4.:0oor Sedan. Autb. Tr811S. Radio pnd Heater. . "Lave on a Rooftop" waa tables for the punch, mints, and Super Excellent Masters theme of the Eastern Jr. · Sr. nuts served during the evening. gree on all the candidates who Jlrom Saturday evening, The dance area was an Indoor- have received the Royal 2Z, in the school gym. The ouldoor patio cent~red with al Select. Masters degree this 1 ting was a penthouse and lovely bubbling raiSed s to n year. ThiS degree IS cnnferred waD-enclosed garden with fountain and w!Bhlng well pool. only once a year. on the first lighted city In the Huge chandelier balls hung Monday in May, which Is May fransformlog the gym bove the fountain and I. All officers and cast are re"OHIO'S·OLDEST DODGE DEALER" . ' big city wonderland. colored lighting quested to be present at. 6:!5 88 ~· S.Con'cr Avt. · MlddJejJort, 0. ~•lcGny i roman lie setting. Red p. It). Refreshments wiD . ' . A •!airway led to lhe geraniums and bushes lined served. '" garden under the silver colored cellophane and MIDDLEPORT AMATEUR which was encircled by picket walls and outdoor Gardeners meet at 8 p. m. Mon· lure complimenled the scene. day at Columbus and Southern 1'1ie .music from the Ohio Electric Co. social room. lighted stage of lhe Program by Mrs. Jack Robson. seemed to !IDa! oul over t h Pomeroy, Region II Director. city adding to the dance setting. :ANNUAL MOTHER - DaUI!h· Miss Teddy Price and ter banquet of lh• B. H. ter Mundry reigned as Kt n horn Society tJ( \he Po{iildle1por\ and Queen with Mr. John Re!· First . Baptist Chu!ch be~ SUpt., ass!Bted by held at 6 ~. m: at :the ch1>rc6 Qeogleln, presenting tbe Mooday Qigbt. ,Officers for quet of roses. yeat will be A banquet p11ipared by 24 SESSION of the lOt moUterA and served by soph· United Presbyterian , omore lirls preceded the , wUI meet at 7:30 Monday ' \ Stiver glittered place cards, in the pastor's study. I. dividual programs books, MIDDLEPORT butlerfiy candles on pink cl,Uds will meet at 8 p. . m. . ' of angel hair decorated the ta· at the hnme of Mjss N e Ill ~ Ford O.laxle 500 XL 2 Dl?or Hull Top; 390 N8 '~nglne with Cruise-a-mablea. Zerkle. Mrs. _William lic transDllSslon, power ·steer1J!g, r~d.io, Y{bl\ewall tltes, light blue with blue The Junior ,class president, and Mrs. Carl Horky will vmyllnterlor, ·" · , · $1195 BUI Buckley, welcomed t h sent the program. ijos·teS.es seniors to the .benquet and wlll be Miss Zerkle, ',:"' ~ .Julck . IJ.t$abre ' \ . 4 Door Sillan, V8 motor, automat!~ lranslDI~slon, power vlted them to the dafice, T da Faelrole, Mrs. Harry Che!lh· . . ite~g and brakes, radio, wbiteWaUs~ wblte ~ltb bl,u~ li\ferlbr, • $595_ Senior president responded er and 'Mrs. Atwood ·Spengler. Ute Se¢or's "Thanks." Mr VETERANS Memorial 1. ~ G.~!'.C. To~ Tru~k~ V6 e11glne with .a fo~ ~F,Il tr~~cl"'' llee,vy . NeiUe ·~arker gave the Invoca· pita! · Auxliiary Board 1:30 ilut,y .U,,th& way, Including ttres and springs and lijdiistriill rear ~umper ' ~)a, !ton and .Mr. Reibel gave m,. ¥onday at Ute hospi tatu.lgh•· , ne'!. PAint. .. , , , ,. " ,.. • . '> . -:~ .' V." . •• . tJt~795. short; speecb, The Juniors TllEODOf\US .Council 0 8 ~.. ,., • ,.-t~l ~ .... . to thank everyone who of America,. will .meet In any way to lnake 7:30 Monday at the· !OOF ' . Proin such .a suc<:ess. Tliete will he practice lor ',' ' f'' f~\ apecUQIL 1963 DODGE • 1 be.&t $1395 Dart 4 Door Sedan. 6 cyl. Auto. Trans. Radio and Heater. .. oi LeSabre BUICk • • $1295 I Visii~t~" · , ..., The day was speni sewing: A' Rea~ihg, '''1lhe History CWhtoh lloldss• t Cll ln olr;ow,'d ' B bt " . M0 th ' D " b M . D a erme ,.cne e •· an eu. o $ bu~lness meeting was opened er' ay, Y axme Y· , 1 h W 1 ht · ·"Re.·i . f H · '' FRIDAY by •the president Mrs. ' Sadie er ; ''Best ·rhere Ever Was," a a ~'gb·'Y Cathee~ orSh '!P.f , · · ' · b L' d M'dk'ff· "Wh· t pmess, nne en& 1 2. Dr. Hard Top. ThjtJs a one owner car with nearly new BOSWORTH C.ouncll 46, Roy. Carl, with everyone reading th~ . :•:·M!rhe;n.. aby BI~n~he N~:. field : "Stubborn .: Gra~partires.lt haa the three ducess- carburetor- 4,speed trans. a1 and Select Masons, stated 16th Psalm. Reports were i 1•·j8011 • "To M' Mother .. by 0 , .' ents," by Pa~llne ~alUday ; • &l!Sembly Friday April 28 7 P en and the meetmg was closed · Y · · song hy all ''lil" Moth~r·s Day" .1 'th h Cl d , Ia W1lcox · "How to Plea••e ' ' . '2' m.. for express purpose of con- 1 WI prayer y Mrs. y Here." by 'o avid Wilcox: SOP~:- and closed with a stepladder . . · ferrmg Royal and Select Mast. Hmt"''· " · · h A 1 La D Jstunt Wide Bide, wome lll'ille, chrome bumpers, custom cab, ' d I Qr,e Nlg 1 s Y re8lo· The lecturer w B 1h radio •nd manv other a•cessories era egree on three candidates Present were Mrs. William ing " bv Pauline i l•lliday. Cath. as eu • • •.., • . • · AU compamons · urged to att ~n d- K ~ng: 1Mrs. Charles Mash. Mrs. Iryn' Shenefield ' .. ·· ., , Norma W1lcox I Belle Wn•ht to • 1 James s. Buchanan, lllustnous l V1Tg1I •King, Mrs. wayne Beal,1 Beulah Wright and John Col· master. Mrs. Norman Wood. Mrs Clyde well : qUJz, "Grange Mother of Honored R' thJ..<. It"'"' Dr. Sedan. Power steering, ppwer brakes, automatic trans. MIDDLEPORT WCTU F r I· Hinton . Mrs. VIrginia Dean lhe Evl'tling " won by Erma on lr " ' This car was 0\Vne~ by local retired railroader. We can day, April 28, at 7"30 p.m. at ! Mrs. Roberta caruthers. Mrs: . ·- --, ' -. HusSnrprisePfirty gladly refe! .YOU to- hllll. the First Baptist Churcfl, Aprii J Alire King:··Mrs. Nev White. 1\:EW TAXES, GOVERNOR? Mr . and Mrs. Norma n Wood. 23-30_is Youth Temperance ·Ed- 1Mrs. Erma Hillman, ·_ Mrs. of Kmgsbury, honored their ucat10n Week. Ralph C.arl and Miss Linda: OXFORD. Oh1o (UPil - J ,JS· daug hter. Carolyn Sue, on her • • • APPLE GROVE WSCS rum- 1Beal. The next meeting will be eph W. F1chter, chau·man of th~ lJth birthday with a surprise Hard ~op. We've serviced this car ~inee new _an~ c~n recom- mage sale April _~ and 29 in Mrs. I:-Jorman Woods in May Ohio F'arm'!~~ Union, . s<.1id party Saturday evenin g. mend 1t to anyone. It 1$ fully equipped. Bu1cl< s fmest and th• Ashworth bUIIdmg, E. Sec· with the date to be announced. Thursdoy new taxes w11l be Attendi ng were, Karla, Lind$ 65 GMC ton p•ICkup • $1595 ' • l • •. .. •.. ·, ~. -~ 'I , \ .. ' • • .- "' . " I ' r. . Many More ~sed Cars and,Trucks To ~oos~ From . 'l· l'ou \ ' ~~~~~.-us ~: KEIT·H · ·l··! Pay Leu At GOBLE . Tueaday 992-QS$. ' ~~~=i .~~ !Ufll Pollee E. A:-· ... NOW TAKING " APPLICATIONS FOR CARRIERS IN MIDDLEPORT. ::rzu Insurance car:~ . · Church of Christ I ,, ' ....., Contact Faye Manley Middleport hll I~~~~· ~P~~·::o~a~i•!~~~~.t~ FOR SALE - 5 room bouse and garage, 2 acre lot in Pomeroy, $3000.00. CaD 992· 5ltl>. 4 7 Uc Auto Sates VAO LDTO TAIIIHOTJIOIIYO Ill IPV A X D II: z.- y..-J'o ~ I'I'It!RATION, L1K11 FJUCTION, II LIKJI!I•Y TO QF.,'QIIIATil ~T DIITIIWI 011 P1IOO- · ~r- ' ! .; -· "···-- -~ · · ~..... -- -~- ·- --·---· ~- - ..... · - ., ... '· j ... . The Kingsbury Missionary Stsr Grange VISited 0 hI o, \IJ!son ; reading, "¥othe( I! , • ~lub of the €arleton. 'Church • Valley. Grange No. 2612 Moll· I"Jine," by ,Ora' 'l!foffitt;, 1'liei ;;· met recently ar the ·homt . of day mghl and ~~ve a program, Occup~tlon~· · py q\ljerip~ .~,;·: Mrs. Virginia Dean with a po~ 011 the them~; Let Us Honor . well; Motners A.re P,eople,,, .llf•·'· luck lunchoon at noon. JOur Mother>. It f!l'tluded: INori\}~<>WIIcox; $QIII, "I Kno'\~""'" * Middleport," O. , ' .·p 5 G 0 6 T Ontlac • • • ·1995 SERVICE ··' ABC Cleaners . .. ·' ' '· (oml'ng. E11joyedbyCl~b 'E . . v· en t5 s , 1967 ' AME;Il.ICAN Legion Posl 39 will POMEROY - SPRING AVE.hold Chicken Bar-8-C u e, 7 room frame (4 bedrooms), Sunday, April 30, 12 noon, bath, base~ent. new furnace. tiPPer parking lot $1.25. good location. $6,5110.00. 4 25 5tc MIDDLEPORT - IJNCOLN ST. - One story block, large P-N piciUng up Beagle on Harrisonvllle Road return. Richard . • V·a.lues CORN PLANTER Meigs Equipment ' ~ ' ~a..~. . Ht.: , ,.,,~~ .. t ..,...~. ,~ ' ·.~-\~';J'\'lt ·· ~ .J l r OHIO ladder, pipe ant ties.I que tool ~5:11 wrenchea, AIR CONDITIONING grinder, wall telephone, ,.~ ___ .. - ....,~ ..... or m-239s HOCK NG , er, dish lor hatpIns , PHONI 664-3370 ,....,.,, o. 1tul pther an your winter divider. telephone ••••ld.l111• ·--..------l:~~~~~~~~~~~~ garments and more 8tora closets tbem lamps, Admiral deep freeze with ua. No eramped with unuaed cloth• rocking chair. set IDg. No more alrlns, soFt~ns. lamps, metal beds. ches~ •·-In- "·-·ices spr41!ng and paeklng W)th drawers, Maytag washer, - • .... """' rour wmter clothes. EYO!')'· •-ard, thing JOU send Ia beaul1fllll1 lawn mower, metal cupw WHEEL cleaned safely, Insured and odd dishes, kettles, AIR roimmONING earefully stored. EYer:v Item cart, picnic table, electric\ etlen service. Jack'a ALIGNMENT freshly pressed when you oan era~on. New Haveu. for it Nothing to pay till fall. roaster, carpenter tools, AND No bulging dosets, safe from 48 9xl.Z rugs, trunks, ~:=~~182-Wtl. moths atUf safe from theft beater, power saw, BRAKE SERVICE Bring them In or call for pump, step ladder. READY·Mll coocrell Pick Up & Delivery S~r-: sprayer, pony halter and ed right to JOUf pro~ Fall vice Pl!one 773-5543 · and Free eattmata. dlo, trash burner, PboDeeasy. 99')..3281. Qoeglebl Phone 992-2143 pomeroy . pump and many item I, listed. Co., ~:~:'·11_,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,""""' 1 Signed: Susie Gainer I 10 Maon,w.v.. Long Bottom, Obio Bradford Auction Co. IS Years Experience c. c. Bradford, Auct.. mem, _' ber of NAA. 4 24 5te ONE electric guitar and ampliAlways tbe finest f o o d fier. Phone 992·3750. served ill a gracious, 4 27 3tc pleasing atmosphere. Bring the family on Sun· >. ·l.. . • • /1...·, ~ .· .·. ·· ~·· t " ·DISCOUNT., ON. BI.G ,DEMO'NSTRATOR. HEATING & DINE OUT AT BAILEY'S .. .. NOW I~ THE. r1ME~-and .HERE IS ~ME P~A~.E TO S~·~f~ ;, BAKER & SEYFRIED g:_dy·Mls ", ' Your Heating Syatem II The Most Important A~ pllance In Your Home, L.ll Us GiveChIt A k Good Mid Winter oc BLAETTNARS . ,. '' • ' Uf:i .,,. . . Rawlings Hqnda Sales ' .. EXPERIENCED THIS IS to notify that I will RESPECTABLE lady to not be responsible for a ny and do some housework .. d bt other than those con· go home on weekends 1f t:ac~ed by myself. Jessie E. desires. Phone 992-2788. Sansbury. 1114 Eld~rwood 4 28 Ave Columbus 27, OhiO. ., 427t3C .. . . ,..., 1'1 FREE STORAGE Notice ' .. ~ , -,, ~.(/; ' \~,. ' ~·~e L ~A ~ , , · DICK RAWLINGS f:;\'!=======~~~~~=::;::::7. EVINRUDE .sAlEs & SERVICE ••' ON. OP ~-' ' NICIIl PIO~Uol . CAI.L For ,,.. Estlmote• eAiumiiMim Awning• AI lnum Rolllnp eAiumlnum Siding ,•~~.': eCor Porto eAlumlnum WindoW• .... eP..Ioo eBtown In tnoulltlon OR CALL COLLECT 532-6681 llmer E. While, 4041/2 South 4th St., l~nton, 0, R..,.._ntltlveln 1111• Area 20 v..rs For . V. V. JohliiOn & Son. 222-41h Av•~ Huntington sell the 4following at her: located miles east of Cl er, Obio, at intersection State Route 248 and Melgs\1 Coubty lld. 28. Saturday "·lea and Service rll 29, 1 p, m.: ,.. Roto hoe. chains, Ohio Boat and Motor long, rope, palnt, cablea, Llcen.. stretcher, Myers pump. SCHWA~L MARINE tools, steel fence posts, 20 ,· • ·~ ~ I .•:. • •,,f. ''I' ' . . . .. ,.. ,..,..... ..' '~. • �~· \>. I'~ ' r ' . ' ' ~• I I ' \' " '• ' ' • .,I ' '• ,j' 1 Io l ' ' . . ...... ,;. . ;' >' •' '\.) .' .,I ., 4, - ill I ' ~ - llllll· !Me· T!J.lM may . . lcMNr. ·:81,·or the · 11 great, eames hl8b warMII ·that . ' . ' il~ks." and howe\ler, that ~ijp lonw~ to of'. ·commordal - , . . Ponlble showers IOiiiJht, l!ld -~ . ' warmer Molld&Y· cioo~f, ·Ill- Ite dlaafe Ia . .. ' ' ; ' tnd~s- those a ''clear alp" ol Ita In the program. Sei!t~aty AI· who: ~wia · 81 the ·lhlo ,llftl10Uilci!- .Weather sh~e . projtlct iS successful, hopes to .. . le~t*•lure. L \ ' ' ' ' ' ' - . 0 0 · . 32PAGES· ' · .' .-. . . .' VOL. 2 NO. 13 ' . : ' I ; I ,- 0 IJ) .. ' ' I e is· e otto r art . • ' ' ' .' . ~~ /. ~\ I ,, With Rockefeller In Little Rock 1 ' FRI., SAT. & SUN. April 21, 29, SO ' ''3 ON A COACH" Janet Lol&b ' . End of the Month Clearance Sale · PLUS Luggage- Comforters - Quilting - Girls Coats 1ncl SuitsMens 1nd Boys Trousers - Women• Cotton T·Shirts - Color Television - Rldios - Record Players - J1ckson Perkins Rose Bushes - lnf1nts Creepalls and Sweaten. See The Big Selection of Linoleum •nd Vinyl Floor Coverings Also See The 1967 Models of Toro Lawn Mowers At Our Mechanic Street Warehouse. . MEIGS THEATRE .........,,0. ,.- ' TUIS 2 ' I~ ELBERFELDS IN "PINILOPE" ~OMEROY <Tubnlrotor) WoOd as ''Peonelop&" '' ' KEEP TAXES DOWN PUSH PAYROLLS UP '· i ' . FeDow; OMouat -· ·- ''1!...- -'1110 . W~ fix Sunday days a week Fb:e and}nu'glaTB need no .O..vitationt Iu !Nitrf of ( 1llaiCico-lime) impcmm: wlulabls 1111111 alit ,. ' ~Rant ' . tlt«Witmer...aber Oil lob }1111111 jewelry, Jlljl Pl'OfNI RUTLAND Senn11{1 Meigs CouniJI fqr owr 951/ear~ Member F.df1'll a..m. Syllem -.......... Ohioli111119Jnrahlld at111 ~nte. W• an ll'llllbtr one In IDduatrlal dev~ other tlelda. We must meet the of our paoplu. Wolllut a,ht 1111e111ploymeat. number one ID . IIIIII,Y , H ' We 111'8 fl!lt·.......... ¥db: ~dlq IUflldl Oar towDI, eltlel and countlellleed help tiD dluJop their 1'1111uu:w fll the fullett. Wt lleed tiD IDCl'eiiH our e1f01'11 tiD JIZ'O'fa.Dictre IIIII bitter 19 betttr edueati!J!IJ and OJlPC!I'tuujtle. fw all Qhlcjgs, ' ' ' • THE BOX !11: ... • .... • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• :tJ I Pleet1 Tollder, Talty Clllokea PIUI all the lrlmmln'a (A complelo ba11quet for Ollt) $1.35 IHRin BOX ................ ·.. • $2.50 u Pleo., Chictm 01111 THE aucm ...... ;............. $3.95 1G Pleeel KelltuolcJ Frle4 ·Chlcton 1 Plat Cracldln' on., Hot Rolls <Serves6to'l) THE IARREL · ·••••.-. •··•· ·· . ~ ··· $5.25 !11 Plecu Col SaDden' Chicken Membfi'FDIC ~DDUnts IM~I'III Up To $15.000 Under ,. ,..,,, Dlp•lt ·-Corporllllon Open Friday Nights 5:00 to 7:10 p.m. crt_. 011 May to create :racJN lwl better jobl111d to lint Into law th& "-'o!atm apporilODmeJd plan now in lllftetllllder 1 federal eourt order. Ilepolita-. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 2, we h&ft 111 GJIIfOl'lunlty Iii fu'lbao lie r-t atate by ~ tb- p!'OpOIIed Ohio 'Boad Ccmnllllcta lll the "PPCCII llectlon llally beidOCDS IIIII odler 1111111 times 1be low 111nual lllpasit box hn NOW• )' • IIOMIItOY, OHIO X Vote' lES I, (i: •' '. - -' . 1 � 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 28, 1967 messick