https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8e6318a0d9826496ecd7c00b0bfac4ab.pdf 89208eae266387983023b7de78000534 PDF Text Text • •... ( '. ~ .... ' • ' .;,; '< Te::~;~;'}r~~t:kes Nine · Lives~. . ~~!!Jlt·~e ' ::{: :'~F: : : : : : : : ·;.: : ~ :;\:: <.. · 7 N.~. JEHSE\' CITY, (tJPO• At ll"'at nine periCllls were kiUed in I roaring tenement ftre be<auoe neighbors waltad. too ·t .; ., long before swndlng the alarm, authorities saki todsy. Seven children trs11Ped Thars.i.... m .the top floor or the five_, otory tenement were kill~ by flames or omoko. A mother and her 6-year-old <laullhter, trying to escape the fire, !ell live stories to their death&. A 12-year"'ld boy was rescued moments before the root on which he was standing collapsed f ~ • into the !Iaming rums o u•e building. The dead were members of two families Who lived on the top noor or the tenement. other residents of the 10-lamily building wore believed to have escaped, but firemen were ollting the rubble · toda.Y for other possible victims. Inspectors ali!O were 00 the scene, trying to determine what I GIBSON RIDENOUR 985·3308 MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & SATURDAY MARCH 7-8 YOURS, MINE AND OURS (Te<hnlcolor) Lucille Ball • Henry ForKia (Tids picture has been brought back by Popular request), A CHALLENGE fOR ROBINHOOD (Technicolor) Barry Jneham, Guy Hamilton Rumiag time: 3 Hours 20 minlites. . . SUN, - MON, - TUFS. MARCH 9 -10-11 PAPER UON (Technicolor) ~( ~n Aida • Lauren Hutton OLORCARTOONS: Norma Normal · Lighthouse Mouse Balncy Niles The Thrcne SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, BY PAT HOUCK First night jitters affected most of u.e student aclors In last night's Rlo Grande College Theatre presentation of "An Italian straw Hat." After a lew tenoe linos at the beginning, Larry D. Landaker, who played Fadinard, the land· owner, turned In a good performanee. His part calledforU.omool LOS ANGELES (UPI) - The refrain "I don't remember" is Slrham B- Sirhan's defense against the charge of murdering Robert F. Kennedy. The Arab immigrant said Thursda)o he blacked out after drinking ten Tom Collins• at the Ambasssdor Hotel and remom- ~:s..::::g!~n:u:e found "'m~Sirhan !old the jury he didn't remember taking the gun to the hotel. He didn't nonernhar writ1ng that K.....ty mull dle. He didn't remember retusing to give his nsme to pollee. In !act, he said, he didn't realize unW 7 a.m. on June s, 1968, lhlll Sen. Kemedy had been shot. 40 Are you glad that Senator KeMedy is dead?" asked Qep. uty Dlst Atty. t..vm Comploo. uNo sir, •• said 5Jrhan. ••Are yoo sorry he is dead?" No rm not sorry. D.lt rm not proud or it. u '"You are not sorry. n '1 have no way of knowing that I actually did it" The detense toda.Y sununoned more than 15 witnesses to testify about the assassination and Sirhan, L' Whftt is To put tllcir IIIOM!l in tilt Nnk ... where it; r:;;...~ safe ! ' :DAUNiGHT DEPOSITOlY .~ I • building; eoel!led. " ' ' ' ' Other, . fflnlyesterdly were Dallas Cle. ·land, ~ ·ll;oo•~ ~ Charles ~llig, all oelthliOrs of Wyaill ond perJC!!111ibo·were In 1he vtctni.ey, .., thO Jll$lri of t h e lost her grip and -~.ell while ihorllin8- · .. "''·' -· firemen were trying lo ra!H a Robert E;, Beegle, Melgo t!eP.. ladder In her level, 1lll' l!lorlfr, te!tltted of two Bjl8ll! The ladder reached the ahallo lie foUhd In the vlclnltao' Just In time In save Mrs. ~ the . shooting ot lhe bellinLewlo'a aoo. A fireman leoned Ding of te8ti1110113 Thursda)o atout before t1ie !adler looched temooo. the roof' and snatched the D8111Y WUliams, one It the sobbing youngster to lafell' Just ' OCCIQ)Oftts riding In the ear when th •- two floor ~ 1he the shooting occurred, was U.e as e -... s_.. ""' . bull<!ing cal'Od ln. last witness m the stand 'l'lllro· \ ... , mo-.1.'1Jing r'!ol memory work In the five scene play, The plot of "An llallan &raw Hat" was ill!ht comedy and 1he loss or a hat didn't seem of quite enough Importance to call lor the frenzy which loU owed, 001 maybe I missed something, Even so, the plot developed Interestlngiy ond the asides to the audience were amusing. Theploy of the wrongshoesaddedlauglrter to several scene• • min. h ha h was dlSCO gw avec ractors exit by being pushed ott U.o stage, but only mildly so. Mitch Clark as Am's jealous husband came off well and his physical bulk size added force w hls portrayal. He was well ot ca - Some or the students w 1 t h smaller parts had a tendency to ' wN some of their lines, be b The scene111 tween the aroness,playedbyGiniL.Gustalson, hurl')' --• the audience missed and Landaker came ott nicely and Miss Gustalsonprojectedher ::::~: •. weu without swaUowlng Klm George, playing tho baroness's !opplah coo sin wao one who didn't seem to lreezo up, and he too wao easily understood. Jonathan D. Ogle, as a deaf old man, was good, 811 was: Terry ~resin lhe part 0{ thehorticulturlst father of the bride. Several laugfls were produc· ed by the character of BobiD played by Dewey Hushes. Barbara Smith, Donna High, Pamela Humpleby' and Wllllam Hope gave competent perform. anoeo ao dld Eleanor Reid and Cheryl Lewla: The action ot the play oerurs ln Paris In the late 19th century. The sets were weJI done. The proollotloo was dlrectad and desi&lled by Sam Grossman, Instructor of speech ond drama. ui\n la.Uan !iraw Hat". will be preoented loolght and Satur- field. Cleland also aaid hethenheard a voice, apparently Wy.m•s say, "Dallas, get behind BOITlething_ rm gonna them all," Msbel Rou>h, mother-ln-law, ~ Charles KnlghUng, said he h•••d conver--"- -•-~ ·~ In-~· ~· •~ elden! from an upstairs w1n00w _, the ~"'""Un• home, which Ia w '"""" • locatad next door to where Wy. and lived. Sle oald BheheardWyant "~""of urm ~· kill you .x-..., .,....... all." Argument broke out In the cou~-- ·when O'Brien tried O '"~" "* ant's homes. -g. c 'S STEAl HOUSE NATIONAL BANK • Home of RUTLAND the Fobulou• Serving Meigs County for over 96 years INAO IHIITANI', 1UM - lletnblr Federal Reserve System llrtTCh IIOC:kingt oncf . . . . t.,. ting llrtll(h ponty' ,.,., .,. All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 I I I I OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5TO 7 PM t' Ml VISIT THE ART SttOW IN PROGRESS . IN OUR LOBBY . . • . r ' ' I Homl"' Agllon tfftfdt ,.,.., Pontv HOM ON un~Nf..,_ , ll.. ittor lift whoo you wlslt.l'olnHng by Ruth Gosney .fo H tJ:wn I •war. · · WIIGf ' . IAHI CLOTHIIIS MIDDLI!I'OIT ' ,:.,;t '.}·0: · : >i=l-~:~:1}:;~;; ;!~:~:;:~~=;it~1;:~{:;:d:~:~h~~=~~:~;~:~::/:::~~:;.,=j: ::/??-\ i·:::::·=~~~ ;::::.::;!::J;::::::: '' ~:; . '' ' . ' I ,,, ' ' \ ' AJi4 , •••• """'- ; ' •J ' f ''•) ,d_e a l E H ds .UJQcerl Tno • BY ROBERT WlNGE'ri -, ' ·. He '!"' Clll If me ' ~,..... ' 411• minutes, . berey'o btoi'll ,..a, ~ lll·m<lllluo~d, were • "II 1'81 wllllo die ni' was out to the end . P\)MEROY - The nr&t deare!i lll!lrder ·. J1x1i!e , Jdm C. a oar JUilecl to the of lhe laM 11!111 P>!'.l!l3 P." s&ld W1 ._-.. con!orrlnl In tile llvlnl ~"' trfal o1 William Frederlek. W11QII,,: Sf, .Ra' ,' ~!h the jury and """!'~"•. ~dod to re- front ol. tile, hl>loe at about 10:30 p.m. Tho d e l - Ni~ be f1Hd two sboto In cine, will IJ> to the Jul'Y of 10 men 1'"4 two ' <eoo the trlill I •·'l'•:· ~ when The ~- said be went to the door, the olr over tho·· car while It was turning women In Me!gJ Counl;y cOmmon pleas \l(JUr( O'Brien ond Prosecuilioc ;,4.liorl)ey Bern- ond I pori!") oJliiOil'8d, who be 1-leun- ~ · ...,.tlmti ~:.,' . ~ - v..Fultz wUl li1alle ~}JiN!ni argu- ed waf ~ CU!Ilp. 21; Parkerabur& and He oald he fired a tblrd Bhot from his . The88 •12 will have to de~lde 'fhom to be- , lnfo1jo. . , .,,;v , .lf _ alkocl 111. soo hi•. ~. Barbara, .Ill ohotp, a.pln over top of U.e U.eve,· Wyant, that he never lii«tdecc to . Wy,.U, oiardng te~ ithde< direct who then wao married. car, when It was paooing In front' of hls .,.yono, or witnesses who tealiited the.r hearil ~lion o1 hls court •· attor•r askOII. t!ariW'a If llhe wanted to 800 house 11 ha 11t0o<1 5 to 6 tt In lnlnt of lhe him .say lJe was gotng·lokllleY~~who bad ~ -,itt l:_jO f.in., of the him," llld -Wyant, 11and she said no," ldtcheri ~r. bun In a ear m u.e road lllitlldo his house. lwento lin tbe nlllht Wy*'lt iald, tollQWinll further conver85Wy.,U. In anower to a queotion from 1 IYlanl. charged with thti' 'Augilst•17, 1998, Wl'll!l 8111~ he had from tion, he asked tho 111111 to leave and he be- O'Brl*i, 8111d he dld OOt ·see the car ltllhoCiUn stazyig of Mlcha.•! · 1,0~ QI1!1U1, 28; Well .Vlrgllda at , 111111 putting up_1111 argunent and actad like self afler U.e third shot. He testified a Parkersburg, took the ll,mlln ,hla DYII1 de- date ' p( , the Bhooling irid he was .,lni 111 puB the aqeen ckJor open, com field obatructad hls view when he ten,. ·Frl'!o'Y atlernoori a• the tlnal witness . lly lmmedlstely went )o Wy.m said the poriClll then loft Rred the fourth lime. 1 of the trial which J>egan w!U. 88lectloil of Wyant saki' he, hll' ond a tlte door irid dl,...red; ·•t time "II Wll · my Intent at all times to Rre a jury Wedne&day morning. 11-fear-Qld atep..aon, 1leep. later the c:ar in wJddl/ ·'1t,. ewer the car," te&Ufied 11te accused man _ !l\llense Attorney Jamei B. O'Brien rest- lng lo tile bedroom of the house, ly was riding ~ <\uing direct examination of his attorney. ed the case !or the accuse<l when Wyant ond two step-<laul!htero, road, pall hlo houlf ""-~· l "VUlt, telling the court that he fired stepped ott tho stand Frlda,y ai 2:50 p.m. 12, and Barbara Bear- llam Cleland roll~ , y~ Oo-_. "'WW froln his hlp, oald, "I never .. . ~"It $ pup 1 ::r!' ,,.,, > ' ' ., ~·· A ,WILLIAM WV <\NT Yu · · Th~ugbts .,, e even nl';ire coutemptlble than U.e -bor,,•. t' ~ I Nd Request lal Hospital, an ac<ess rood ·at 1he GalllaMeigs A1rp3rt, and ecllcaUonal funds for RID Grande' College, mrlng the 1969 fiscal year, Urban Affairs Director Albert Giles oald todsy, Largast amoonto Included called for $6.9 mUlloo lor construction of sections of U.e Appalachian DevelOJJment Highway across Joutharn Ohio and $2.4 mUllm lor expanolon of Sheltering Arms Hospllal In AU.- ,._.,OJ en~ Elberfelds In. Ar.e Open Both Friday and Satur•ay "lihl~ Uttll 9:00 · ' Morrow (Continued !rom l'logo 1) jllckqe from .U· of the Department fo RhCJ!les' ·repro.. Commloslca. Public Health Care Cenier, MsrlotiO, $91,03f; llarrlaoo Communizy Health Center, Cadiz, $127,000; home health program Athens, $42,002i speech ~ vision _ hearing 88rvlce, AU.ens, $110,624; health careers progam, AU.ens, $33,500; and Ohio Valley HealU. Servl<eo, $163,373. Ecll~atl:on Programs - Scioto County V0caflonal-Tochnlcal School, Portsmoutlt, $1,268,000; Tri - CoontJ< Vocational - Te,chnlcal (Continued 00 page !6) Partly cloudy and colder Sulio hlllh In uwer :lOa north Ill day, and colder Sunday night and MendaJ with snow Ourries malnb' east. SOs south. PIIJ'IIy cloudy lo low 20s south. Galllpulls-Poinl Pleasant ' Helps Land Shark Ed. Note: The following . . . wos written by Doug Mullineaux n, GAHS eJabU. grader following a recent trip 11> .f}onda with hls parents, Mr. and Mra• .Jlouglao Mullineaux, 615 Fourth Ave., Gollipulla, He titled it, "The Shark that Didi'• Get Away.'' On Saturday the tint or February, our trierd, Joe Flst, said, "Let'• go ftaht,._" But U.e kind of Qohlng h• meant was tar, lor diUerenl from the kind of ftohlng I .have ever done. For it was !!hark fiihlng, and a 150 pounder Is a .!alrl¥ small onel We used !3~ test Une •nd alSO. pour.:l test steel leader tthich was aUicbed to a dwble 1wivel hook. For ·battweusetl twc' sheepshead fish which weighed approximate.. ly 11h lbs. each. We started about one o'clock, got~ doWn to Big carlos Pus where we ftshed frcDtbe causeway that coonected oor island wllli..,. other. We threw our lines In and sat dCJWD. In aboui 15 minute& Joe's reel atarted to seream, He let about 5ll yardo. o! line out, then threw the reel Into paf.·, a~ the fl&ht Other projects included: ac>sJ)llal ond Health Centers - ~ackoon Count;y Long Term Care C~mter, Jackson, ''-"''·"''";' Lawrence Cooney Hospllal, Iron, County Ms- bepn. · .,.,..,.., ";:t;.ta ·SHORTU DRAPERIES WeatbeJ: ' THREE SECTIONS . -- .. ··, '.: ':'( . n :" When we got back 1o 1he trailer park we otr111111 h.;, "' In 1 tree lor people to take pictures oL Thst night, about tour other men and I helped ~oe cut the 1hark "' lote blg fillats w~lch li<e people of the park ate. (Each ru. le.t woo obout 4 !eot long!) Sherk meat lo &oUd, ' unlike «her nah, but otherwiae it was real good. Joe Jet me have the jaw bone and: the teeU. lor 1 tropby be<ause I halped catch the shark. I cleaned It by scr,.plng the meat oiL Then I oet It In the oun to dry. A lew do3s loter we put formal4ehrde on It to klll tlte bod odor. I can aay ttat mY firat adventure witb 1 shark wa1 ueltlng and edueatlonoL ,.,.,,.,.., heura 16 bOacb a !hark, tblo ol1e Dlll,y look · .· J.I!I"''' 'I'O RI!;HT: Mill C. Andrewl, M.D., CoonliDotllr, Oldq , _ . about 30 nitnutes. . P~; , L?-'11 Sehillldt, M.D.; Herman Dlllon, L.P.T.; seotel!, Genoll . . ~r w.~ eqt ~~bed, wed.idn'ttive" a· gun 1o 1dfi hlm, l,\1 we11584 1 ~er,-11\o . (lALLII'OLIS • Holzer Medical CMter Programs, United Stat.s ' Publle!'eal~ lllr·, ;~ stead. AboUt foor other men he lo drW lo me of four Ohio hospitals Invited to vice, Departmeni ill Health, and '· ;:; tbe 'shark to Joe's stationwagon l to lift partlcl_pate in a research project to de- Welfare. ;: :;. it to U.o tsll gate, A man from tht traller term1ne the usetu.Ines1 of COmputer • As- Computer-Assisted Instructloll Coqunlttee ·. :~~ park tied a rope .,..,uJd hls lall and I held slated Instruction for Continuing Education members from Holzer Medical . Center are · · :· · a gaff hook througll _hlsllead. of Health Professionals. Arthur Fleming, M. D., chairman; HenaiD ·:~: AS .we started home I mustha\'ehurthim The other hos_pllals are Grant Hospital, DUlon, L.P.T.; Gene Abelo, M. D.; JA1ot1 -:·:.: because he started tllwing and came Columbus; Msrloo General Hospital, and Schmidt, M.D.; ond Barbara Betz, RJi: :,~; : at me. I pushed h!ai away with the gall hook Ucklnr Cooney Memorlal Hospital, New- These CAl members have _piortldpaled In ' :;,' and we condnued on. . ork. This project Is tho Initial otudy ill aevoral planning meetlnga held with lhe ' _ That w•s qutte.. a sight, me riding In this cype for the entire country. Ohio Regl.ooal Medic:al Program• a Plambq: ·, back with 1 huge shark on the end of a gaff ll Ia supported by tho Ohio State Re- Study at The Ohio State Unlverolt;y, Colum- hook about a yard awsy. We got the !unnleot glonal Medical Program which serves 77 bus, where courses to be used fdr eonun.. .· THAT'S THE ~AWS of hls ohark ilolw eentral Ohio counties, a project fUnded utng Education were selected oa. the basil ' · looks rrom p~le In other caro. It really MuDlnoaux n Is holdlow, made me proud to he1p catch this beauQ'. through the Dlvlalon of Reglooal Medical 0{ recornmendatima submitted by theHOOIIl• · _ mlttee members. Four teams have written courses forlii'IC· ·. tieing nurses, physicians, dentists, occ:upa. · tional therapists, and pbyslcel lherapllto. ' These crurses are for nursea, CoroDary • Heart Disease; for physicians, The fta.. ~~ tiona! Use of AniiCOIIllllanta In ~ l1!arction; lor dentists, lllagnoalo of Oral Cancer; and lor oeeupollonal ther&lllsll and physical therapists, A Comprehenlive'I'nltment Program lor Adult Stroke PatlenUI, Mr. Horman Dllloo, L.P.T,. has- a,- . pointed consultant IX> the !'laming SibdJ tor · Use of Computer Asslstedlnstruettonln-. . lng ln!ormaUoo Needs of Local Conmulley HealU. Practitioners. Mr. Dlll'"' hal aoliat- PIIE'BIIENT AT WORK- Wendell Ger'·, ' laeh, atandlng. president or ccs, keeps ed the course author team at Ohio llate Vol· · · mallers moving. Workers I to r are Ro- vorslcy by writing parts of the couno Ill be ·; :- ~ ' available for Jt!Yslcal1herapist1, ~ :- • ' tary President WUbur Theobald, M r s. al therapists and other para - rnedlCiil hlallb -• Theobald, and Mrs. John Werner. The MGM hao 54 units - an lneresae of el&bt over tile prevlooa year. 11tlo includes 21 CUb Packo, 21 Troopo, ond alx ExJolm Whitley, Jr., reviewed last year's eamJinl ad.lvltlea1 ond Garland PariCIII reviewed lhe 1968 leadorlhip tralnln11 evento. Mrl. ~ano Abbull, Fo~. was presented a cake m her Ecm.-_ aroond _ _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ pro!essioos. .. , . On March 15, the&e courses will be Pall· , able In Galljpolls, oo the computer tor- ! ; .- Installed. In Holzer Medleal Center, Haolth ProCessionals interested In uaiD& t h • 1 ' course materials are urged to eontaet the Of.. rice or Jotm w. Raf[erC;y, admlnl.strlllor,,.. garding utilbatloo limeS- HealU. praloa...,. als not currently actively employed 1,!> a.1t health professions are espoelaily ,..loclalt. The computer aystem used In this Is a digital romputer whl<h Ia boltd at, 'i'ho Ohio State Untverlib', Collep 01 ......... Hospitel, and which lo .....,.tad II> 1111 HOI• .zer Medical Center terminal by data .... PIOne connectloo. -' / were: 5-81' AR UNITS OR MORE P-203, P404, P4f0, P448, p• . %58, T.:14. T.:SO,.T448, T..257, T·1159, X400, X..261, VNn"S REREGISTERING ON TIME - P./l03, P..204, P..Zll, P415, P..246, P..2t8, P..258, T. 200, T..203, T-208, T..Zll, T430, T..235, T4f0, T..2t2, T..245, T-" 241, T..251, T..256, T..257, 1..25~, li..ZOO, X..261, C,o).NP ARROWHEAD TEM>ANCE•- ota4t.' SPECIAL FABRICS rn11L PRINTS IN GOOD · ~.uL~ FOR THIS SALE ; .• Eastern Oasses Resume 50136" 2.49 :~ : ,:, . ·• .;~ : . .r :- ·: -;:' . .J. -:·:>li!. Tll>pera "Plains T~~~=~~~ was The clOsed Wedriesday, · ' ; ;:;i de,y the 111111 wO!lk Whill ab!'ii:•-;~~~~~:':·: _ ''''"~ ii~Jii!i!t'trtll*ll"', and a n - Qlestlaq and answer per- 40 percent d.. to m..,8'., · ~~W' CI~ou••IJIIa will be • i!NIP...t members tnc~1de Vlekl Ev~ Prese11.1ed l\'f~•. ;; .. , CHESTER - Allochoala olotht ~ ;'•;.'~lt Local School Dlotrlct wUI be qJOn lOr ~ . •• beginntow Monday, ~olul Riebel, dlalrlit · suporlntendenl said. . T .."1!111. ·)>.,2te, .i: Easter Seal Mailers are Prepared boys," said Morrt1011. Rev. WOllam !lutler dellvor-· ed lmo<atlon, and led -llnglng following the steak dlmer. !!onll)' Parooos, Pack 203, and Maxk Whalen, Pack 215, led 1he pledp II> the Rag. Mr1. S.rah Moltdlr'• art claso was n-olble lor 1he table ond wall deCO:ratl<~~o. Unlto hoN>red laJt n ill h t ... , .:.. -"'"~,a. ,. ' ;, t "'"''" "' ~-~""i' c!ikel · .· .,._.....-...... SEE tHE: r.tAJit NEW ARRIVALS ALL bVER THE stbRE F~ij tilE ~dj SPRING SEASON - WEARING APPAREL FOR YQUR FAMILY AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HpME'. + ' Low Sunday night In teens noril1 SU~DAY, MARCH 9, 1969 or l>lrthday. to., 32 PAGES r• ure time. The only aolutlm 1o U.lo age-Gid problem Is work. Good olol-lashloned toll, • eon. Uneed lhe speakeio. The Judge pointed out "scoutIng helpa combo! juvenile delinquency, but leaders ahould keep In mind membership atone lo not sutlitient - we must live thf! prlnclpl01. • )n reviewing 1968 actl.ttleo, J. Emmet Morrl1<11, Organization Olld Extenoloo Cholrman, aanouneed the MGM Dlotrlct started U.e year wiU. 921 boys regiotered lor scwting. "We flnlllhod tile year with o record 1,109 Do 11 It .,. ·Greater Middle Ohlo Valley . I TAKEN TO HOSPITAL , .,'!hii .Pll!l)eroy eq~er/IIIIOY "'uod Was called to the· Marthl Heaa Home, Sj)rirw Ave,, Thursday ar. ternoon. Mrs. Hess was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospllal where she wa.s treated tor an ankle injury received In a fall. She was relet sed 1>" 0 . ~·~,;~::ttnt ,, Sarnu~ Butl.er aald, 11 The man ~' will' to&: hlmoal! be bored iJ ·'- ' .. until .a 1-, ,'' ' Jll""" . ·IIOONDUP , . , ., l'lt... ,~ , . ,, (Contlmed from pqe I) . COLUMBUS <!JI'll - A otate oon, J>..Cieo~and,• iltftted 'tho •'" rlsea pr<llllised ...t~. , , .:·•, . ' : " " oommlamn_ wpuld ,liwellllaitij bW -to soti.riT~OIIini of ·-~e.f91; , ~ • The eloctrl<itf· wOrker I \>owe(! there woil!d be ~lde&p~~pOw· dllltdbutloo!:ol atio<ene and poi-. thO 4,180 aero& fl/ uPIOld land. • ull '-apbl'\'1.\a\ertata til Oblo ;.t ·. . r;r..,.y 1""'1<! be .~~ 'lo . . er cut& 110111 Tuesdiy, , tho"~ Pre.•klel!t Qlirlea de Ga e was~ dor a Jo1nt ~,ool ttoo.- c o d - aChool, . .ol. illrf~c•• ·, Re."'~"~ e!ll- t addrtss ·tlte nell on In a bi'oldcast s~ lhe forthcoming l'ef.,..._ " · '!II "" .. l onduln on bureaucraUe Worms, oeilqs 'ln:ll'anca were 11 1 helvy Thersda)o In lhe. ~. ~ . ID · ,000 iav'li&" Ill· The oommlooloo would )10 dl- "!1111 by 81111 ·!11',-tlt1! lind, 1181 dlocount or oimpl,y stapped aa !ears oflrmn!nenl devaluation ' 1"e ;,, reeted by lhe state ,attorney ostdo for , ~·~ PJqoltl 01' i ' lllanY - r s of lralll'& sold them.!or gold; . ·. , : ' general !IJtd "'""d rej)(>rt block bi 1797, · ' Hatd line milikinu tO live hiJrd to · tbe · General Assembly by · Four bWa clWfd · thO m> · WASHINGTON _ A1TY, GEN. JOHN N. 1\IITCHELL p~no lo Feb, 4, ,1970 andthel09th legis- ~se. s of the ,lif~atDr,e .11tutl~ 1" criminally prosecute uhlrd line mUJtantl., whQ gO; fl'OD'! college ~ latqre, , ,_.,. , · oil the · Sen.. James II Leedy RThe House.j W!O'I' 80~ lo-·ro; college across state lines lo Incite riots by c ege students, W . ,:......;.,,eed· ·~ 'ent peal 1 88 '""' ~ 011 • "" .1he' au-'·'t. Washl~ Post said iri Ita Frl.dl,y edition.'· . , . Cif~llter, u1qvuu _ w~ re .u. ~· .. \lw 1 Mitchell told the -ot In I,R Interview , that ,.1 grea,t ill ovl- tton 11hlch - d ~ olinUar In censo ~ law a, 11!'Widlilg _lor ...,. "'"- ..... •a.... , .............. ,....._ a-dal ...1••- •...,. let ·•·· donee" had been gathered on these mUltonts and "I wculd s.y thlo qJOr~, ... u~ ~·ti ..,..... ~ , ....,..~. l"f . ~~'" ~ ls·averyoerlouoC0111j10110nt"oftheproblem. .mlo,sloo m ~~oenleyondfl>r- ceGireoilll9~,, "I • • , ,_~, whicli wiD report to .• A meaaure1 exlencl lrCllll $9A 000 aubaidy payment l1mil proposed ~~ :!W'. 31, ~970, .. . five de,yo .to~ , ~ lhe IJ;ne ?1 SHINGTON - -LEGISLATION TO CLAMP a $20,000 ceDing Balic alm 1/l ~ .Wd1 woa . allowed !qr , _, 'iCe!donl,. ~6' anJ1U11 fedora! -..u.nts 1o Individual !arms will be IntroduCed In to dmo~lno 1110 lriOII -tuectlve po~s\wlth ·!he · • ,paased.St-0, 011 ~··· m "' ~1.... '1110 dis ' L· Would Audit tha Hoooe pext week, acconllng lo Rep. Paul Fl'ldley, R-UL· ~~.:..."" ..:;::::tY'I"'"-""-II·· , :: · .w111 ... .,.,__,_- """'. • \., Fiadley said in an Interview with VPI he would like to earqmrk ...-~ · ,"'u·~' ·COII.u\11 on.. . wl'll' ~· ;w.;-ll'r1.PI'P· the estlmatad $205.6 miUim BOvhws to lnt>rove tlie food stamp proo llmlto. . ·• hlbltln!! an ~ · . 'l~, Ste~'~s For Land sale to open 1 deiJ()Ilt .box gram lor the poor, and provide loons and job trolning for DW"ginal . • ,, ~- , , · !arm qJOrotors wbo are just scrapiow by, 11 lhiiL A bUI whl<b would be tho helo In hi' . .• . 110111• with1 tlnal step In lhe elimination df out ID audit , or.hand wa' AT 8 PER CENT OF GOAL the "inet!lclent, ex Pen I lv e . lflln'IW.ed 30!,.J.. " ~~ iVaDS e8 ~anuary oaleo of Series E & sci¥Jol and mlnlsierlal and land A bW cleo..,~,. two -, s H Unttad Sil.tes S.vinp Honcls support program In Oldo" wao tor· the ~~~~ent OC dis . ct ond Freedom Shareo lo 0 h' I o also otrered In U.e Senate TB boePltll~lil', .Co of medl1:"Thor·•·.. cal .,_.,_ '"'--'ilod tOr "ere $30.3 mlluon, The State --,, ...,..., ' ' !"~" ~ 9•1 per cent of 111 S..o. Ralph S. RelJI!a, 11- ~~ - ~..nt '. 1 wa•f'.•sed one of 1he ma.ior attraotlms 1969 sales gqal of $330,4 mil- . Navarre, and M, Morrlo Jack- 30~IIolotloo .~ eOd In tile on tho 1968 ~9 Trl _Cooney C<lll- lloo ~......, 31. Mr _ Theodore General Aosemt 11tursd81 cert 80rles will be presented T. Reed, Jr., Meigs CDUDiY Volwould: ., ~ at 2,30 p.m., In Gallla IUiteer Se.Yings Bond Chalrman, AUTO DESrROYED _Provide half . I& A ...,_., df•-l re-"" January Sav•··s Bonds A 1961 automobile -~ ,_ , , PlY:, . ••-·..au ~ urn, .,.._ ... uw•- "' OOUIIty employes ' ...,oral Th •··"•• 1an1~ L and Freedom Slai'e oalesln lhe R•v Y<11ker wao de...._,ed whlll ..,.., • e outs.......... P In e e Coun . .,,9 ...., ... VJ electiOn days. . . • {- ·· .. ·, Evans, wbo has bun pla,ylng t;r were .,. ,186, whleh Is It eauglrt Ore afler oveJ1urnlng - Eotabllah an . ~ ; ~alnce 1he a- of tlve, will pre. 8 per eent or Its aunual oales on Peach Fork Road, tbe Fomo- _ ..... Comml . 1_,_ , . 1. - · lle. .,.. D"~' INUIII sent a program or !amlllsr 1111- plthe end of Januacy. roy Fire Department reporta. ~ - 1 ' i -·~ The do"-""-.... wao ealled to oper ' r sic that will appeal to liJ ·ecti· ~ ... .._... .- A_uU.ori . ze .- ..... .'.-. ' ,l ithe oeene t 5 30 m. w· · """"'~ eert pro. Assisting hlm In a : P. I- lloooro In eountleo .• 3D.Il,OOO _ the trio will be BlllSmlU.,purdl)'. -·•att- ~ " ·~ ... .....,.... ..., w l ·• ,..,..,cusslon, and Barl')' Mintz, string TEACHERS OUT AGAIN 000 111 C01Il1l¥ hi lot!e- · bass CUYAHOGA FALLS, 0 hI o INJURID IN FALL tteo " ' Noi..worthy namharo In t h e (UPO - Teachers In the CUyaErnest Davidson, l'omei'OI' • -·Lower the ret!"' !lrst part of the progam wiD !toga Falls school aystem otay- wso taken lo Meigs General lloJ- · ~J~lrement from 25 • be the "Nutcracker &lite," and od away rrom classes toda,y for pllallate Wedoellday night by the of servloe In the : ' seleotl<lls by ~erome Kerns, and the aecond consecutive day In a Pomerqy Emergoney I!IJiod Ill- ployeo Retirement Mor111n Gould. Thehaunting"!ole- woge dlopute with the Boord of ter falling !rom a stool at lhe raise 'tile .,. roqulr · lasuena,•• is also included. Education. The walkout alfect- Martin Hotel. He . was admltted 32 year I "0( ...m. /., hike In the aeeond hall of U.e con- ed about 12,500 student&, for treatinent. pensions under new · las cert will be uA Salute To The for tlgurlftg retire ~tJ. · BeaUe•," and two Elllngt<llnumhars, There will be a medloy from "Welt Slde story," andother j)Opllar nuriters. T..217, 281. - $~50 .·.:.• ,::··. •·:!:~:;!;. ,t()ntfl ' ' .JVew.s~.•·.-,•. ·in ., ll_ rie.fs ' .?..·.~ 238, T~~~~t:r.ir~:: good IO.IN, .,_ oncf f~ (oftt (A, their ..,.., lont t ,., • dor wfthtM • fMM Th.r,·. rwv., o w..,~ bother wt!en 'f*lt• _...,._, N ultimate ln ta"'-.... ~ Mojud Pot~ty HoM, . . . <Jf through tM Member Federal Deposit lnsuranclt Corporation . plorer Foots, Fultz, however, obJected to tile line of te8ti1110113 and Judge Bacon ouotalned him. O'Brien aaid he waa attempllns to show the lrame of mind of the defendant at lhe time oflhe EROY POMEROY of1Ven by IJiotlon went - afler Dotaonhewanotlssboteed ~ autotold tromt h0 8 court • "' rrimedla hls borne and w.nt 1 te· ly to the ~ acene,. Cleland aald ~.~eard 008 .of the men rlcllng nu.11 the deceas· ed man, preoumabl1 his brother, Max, shout, "Hel9Jied llll'brolhor, let's 80 get him." Cleland oald the men were out of the car ond causing a commotion when he arrived In 1he vlelnlll' of 1he to cross - examine Knighting, Fultz objected lo certain quealions, with Judge John C, Baeon sustaining the objectlorio. O'Brian onnounced he woutd subpoena KntgM!ng •• his witness to get answers to questi~~ he asked, It the Judge _,ld nin allow them at that time. DEFENSE WITNESSES The Rrst three witnesses called by the defense all latflyesterday afternoon, were teenQers wbo testified theyhesrdwhatU.ey later decided were &hots on U.e night of U.e killing. The wltneases, who reside near when Wyant lived, were Ronn.le Wa-r, Gfe...._.,,. stump ' nd ~·· ,._.,, Gene Hudson, stump and Hud""'• wbo 8111d they were working on a bieycle when the blasts otsrtad, 8111d theyheardwhatthey determined as pellets eomJng down ool of a tree several tllnea during the shootings. The !Ina! witness 16 take the stand Thursday was Robert Wnday at Communlcy haD, R l o pit, reporterilhoiDgrapher {.,. Grande College, at 8 p.m. The Dally Sentinel, wbo testlfled regarding dlotsnces ond messVETERANS MEMORIAL urementa in conneetlon wtth.varHOSPITAL • Admlaslon& - Robert Harris, loU8 pictures he had taken and admitted In evldenceforU.etrlal. Ml<kl!eport Opening test!Jnmy this mornDlocbar~s- Pl>yllis Hawley, Garnet Caram, Deseie Pauer- Ing was tromlloltle LandersReyMlds, Doris Hendricks Olld Nina oon. VauiJhan. ReynoldsondHendrleks test!Red of U.e deceased man and sheer, long-wearing his companl<11s being at Sheoallg l\)rlngs 111 the dllofU.eillcldent Testimony of Mrs. Vaullhan was ordered stricken afler It wao determined events related by her had occurred after the sheollng. Wllllam Cleland, who owned the home where Wyant resided, was questioned by O'Brien rO: garding a tralllc sltuatl<11 on the road leading to hlo and Wy- Ask about this conveniem service that enables you to get your money to a place of safety after ~nking hours, weekends, mghts and holidays. l ~~~~. ot~alnch 1118~1 Wunessei ~at!- U ' R Op ' " ·• traw nat un ' ens :,ao!l~~el~;;;::;:: 's 10 Gin Shots RADIO & T.V. - Fire otnclal·a 8111d the blaze apparently starlet\ on the third floor of the brick building and leaped upward through Its woed Inner structure. Trapped on U.e lop floor were Mrs. Rens Lewis, 28, and her five children, and four children of Mrs. Allee Thoma&, 24. Tho lti Mrs. mas, v1s ng a neighbor downstairs In the '-!led after Fillll WE SELL' WE SERVICE' - G~ . POII..e Chil.t Rayii1MCl ' Mrs. Lewis, wltp little Cllrf•said the rtre •was "really &QJns" tine under ~r arm. aut out I. before the ft~ lire ·lru<ik, window,' She ~.<!led on the ' arrived because the~ had been lll!rrow - l e d . , lor .a low "a serlooo delay in reporting mtnates, while ~I OhcO!tlt. • ed "Hold ml Hold on!" !lit ol)e , Memory a8lJllS REFRIGERATORS FREEZERS CHESTER, 0. CIU~ the~.. l' .~-~ ·, " .' Tllurs- llioWn 1o Jumillll) Ron BonitOtl, DuQoelill, Mr. ond Mrs. ' and , llotl'YI Lewis, Co- . •'io:~.A~.~~K ol " lliz Po.; n,<l'Y Hoiraloll, ~lila, I• one of""'!' ,' ")' 1...1~~f . . -'\ li!Hltary ~~~~ r<i*'~·llid. ·' .. ' black •1~li;Y "G"~. RD<!I • Ud~;\~;~;=;~ """"" 'llooiiCOinellt by !1'"•··. -.h.· '· l<esier. · \:·~,,, . ' l'·,l·l . ~<· ( •.. '~ !}'" ~' �. ' ' I ' • >I • . .. ~- ' . ~ ' ~~· ' •• . . ' ' ' - .. . ~ .... ., 0\- ~ t ~ " .y..,...,.. -·- ••:. oon .· ·or Mr• 1\lurphy, ~" ' a•' 1\411lar _ s ..,_ ow.-_.,. . • . ·" ,, ... . ' ' HOSPITAL ·NEWS . . ' • r "'"'"..,,.s- ,.· ...·,. ·•· stry 1• 13 Defendants Pay Fines OFF' ALL • LIVING ROOM SUITES · •B~DROOM SUITES . .:• DI"ETTf SET$ • PlCTbRES · • LAM~ •COFfEE AND END TAILES ; • CHAIRS, ALL TY.PES •-WOOL & NYLON RUGS 0% OfF:.· <;ol~. SENTI~~ !. loht ll& nl~ 1 HOMR SPIN-DRYING TNEW elevlsian Sets IUT ·FLOOR . . FOR AS LOW AS WIY Yl .LD IIY I;; I ............... ................... , _ , _ . , . . . .................. -., @ ·-·. . ; ------ -.................... --..... w·.... _ ..,... ···............ .... ........... ,....... .. .......... _ .... [1]....................... .. -..... .... ................ -.,. ._. . . . "'-*'-··-·*'· ~m"n"Km ,.. ..-..- _fl_ ....-....... · - ..... 100 IMIM .,. 111 ...__,,....., lll ... . . . . . . .. ... ........... ~~~ MIPI.IIMIMIMICIWI'f ~ ............ -.1111111· IIOIMIIIIIIlf' -..~ ..... ..., -""'· .' ONLY HOTPOIN'r , WITH BOTTOM FR~~ZE,R · · IHEELS ·... ·- l·~·l ll'IUM.I&ftl Sunday Serrnonette ·Refrlge~at_o~~~.r..z~r.: : A.VOliN DRYIIG lASlO r:-=•=••::'1 .Deso•.ate Ho ..;..'uses ••• and "·earts. Models 940 WMD, 930 BID II DE 9II£AS8IIS .u•~~ y. YOQR . ·- cHqiCEt $159.95 • G. E. CON·SOL.E.COLOR,,: WASHER -...... , _ mess ,.....-...._~T.-Bus~~. Jobs ~n PREPARE YOURSELF FOR A BETTER FUTURE . MEW QUA!ITER BEGINS MARCH 18 O.lll...ls··h•lltls Collett 36 Lcic ..t.Stlftl . Gelll!IOII• ,. . .MQNIAJ "o.u Y- . Y'339.$0 , · ' •, I' ' dy Rev. A. E. Miller, Pastor are partl)l orr their hinges and Syncuae Church oftheNuarene - swinging a.t crazy angles, Window pa~s are gone permitting Mat~ 23:38 acxl 24: I - "J!e. the rain and winter cold to sweep hold, your house Is left unto_you through tho rooms unhindered, deoolate.... _, Anci ·Jesus w,ntou~ Now there Is no Ute, no warmth, and departed from the temple." no bdauty,' oo protection. It is deserted, abandoned, forsaJ:len, .~or themostjlltheticmifcta dOBollte. In the world, to me, is a deserted J'eSWI said, "Your house is· h.0... Here acxl there along.thii I,ft untb you desOlll\e." ·hf8hwayo of America I ha\'!1. ~aen To' get the full signlfioance · lhim, ond almost always Jthink of lhls ~.l'emuatrecallGod's of wlat they have·been lfiC) whit d!'llll!ls'wlth Israel. Ile led them ; the~ bave represented In yetrs '.out of Egypt,*iehadgiventot'!~m . PI I!- One~ they were filled w!th , the taberDiclo wltlllts rlch, S)'lll·, UN,and human lntereo~ a.Ildren bollom, and Jater the, temple we"' born there whopiiJ!edabout 11hlc~ re~rese~ the place tho 1dil0t icxl whole voices ind where God. met with His people whoS. oholiteaipJay · -~ the hoose 'Ot G.od. · Wough the hous9. II. · i)l lt was. m~ presence. In lt was there wlio l'l"!'ld • ti!O '!tai< ll!'es,Jhe re.vela- ' the as ffiled IVI!it . ·'lbo .' d!ln , ot , Goil's·li!)l; . , • r lifo for hl!l. 11!1'·~t.Y• .; . . . · -'1 , • Ills Biii.•God'; plan was hllllleretl, JI'Ore . . I t'· JACKETS UPPER STORE ONLY REG. MFGR. PRICE $4.79 s Water Repellent Cotton! MEN'S JACKETS Men's. popular action style in 100% cotton with acet11te plaid lining. Wol~l •. f•~,u,~! ' .,, $ finis.h. ~ipper front, ta~ker P9Ckeh•. Navy, bei9e, rrillize. In $izes 3M2. OLDIES BUT GOODIES FRIDAY & SATURDAY MARCH 14th & 15th 9 A.M. TIL 8 P.M. REDUCED TO COST FAMOUS Gihon & Kolomnoo AMPLIFIERS ,.,,.... Reduced ta Cist .. With loltant Prol.uionol Slcill .TIN, Va·•• ~lrit Ti011 You Try! •• , Gliuandos . , , • Scol•• ... Thi~• & Minor • • . P•fo"" , .• l•ptO- ;\· .,.•• - Witi, Tho Slcill · . •• ..'• CAN PLAY A I ' I ~ ' ' 83 LIMIT 1 OPEN THURSDAYS . ' ' . ·s·UP.ER 'll DIPLOMA COURSES SECRETARIAl,. in ADMIMISTRA'tiON & GEIII!RAL .OfFICE ACCOUMTIMG Writo, Vlolt, or C.ll 446-4367 For Cotolot ond lnlonnot)on . . Admbaions rooo, = -CBh. ~- w: ON ALL DiSPLAY MODELS .,.~- ~•...,1"11 · ' or r: Teenager Stabbed 0888 , nation. )IIIII or fali'JI'<)Iii.la Wlp bo&ln lcxl MrL Wal4o BroWn h&fl ' ' Publicatloq of W!n!lo•lo~o is c - •lte at tbe prohibited unw rurther nottee. on Ol' .\lr:h L Mr•. ·. ' Blrtha' ., '~ dutlefl aa>cart. JlrL[ Paul D. Mt:9ulre, Gal.·'• . ~~ )llltll tho . llllla ~I....... tor !UiO!Io,, ~· '8:0l •·"!r •Friday; Mr.ltnii .MiL T. L. ,Aildna, who reo(loed llJIIIo. Mn. ara~ce'S., Qem; 449 Wo llll')'l , 111 ,Dr./tl~J!LP<llls, .~ &,2.o. ' m. ~~ jpra F• .~ret, fllc'''l"!~~~.'*or~~'~ R~ ·1 t@l.POila, b04111ter, 12:26 '· ~~~~~":~: p,ni -I;Ftldari' •Jiro. Janie•.' R. 1! . chOettibrew, :P~ plolsant, .son. . Firat 1:58 I>. ~a.- 'l!rlday;' MrL WOllam .,.,;...· to eox; Mir!ella, IlL ~·W.•ilaton, dauMinneo;oiio, 1be laat to ghtor,. 3!0.6 p.m. F!'lday; Mrs· · repster waa Ed of ElllliaH, Ind., on Doroel F- Kiefer, Rt. I Leon. Nov• ._. Va;, son, 11 p.m. Friday, ++ + + ++ . Dloc"""gea APPROXIM,\TELY 8$ per ""' oflaot,..r•o can\perowere 'flooal. Miss D- J - Aohley, 'CCI)' E. Ohio. Other stateo fOPI'<!oented on tbe reglattatlon aheet were lodl- Bing, Mn. Charlo• E. ~ay, ~no, Woot Ylrsla!&. Ml'*"oota, Ken!u<ky, NewY•k,Illlnols,Nobrao- ¥rs. Harl')' Calllerbury, Mrs. ~' PeMsyl;ania, W~la,NorthCirollna, Vlrglnla,Georeii.FJor. Varney F. ClendOoln, Mr"l Ar· ~· Mlaaciuri, Cllltornla' lllll Wllhln.aton. II· 1:. thur II. Dllckworth, ,Mrs. l!verett j . · r: t ++t ++ . Hale, MrL ~ L. Halley, CAMPING ranked Uth lincmlr recr11t1011 aellvitles In the Ualted . MrL G, A.,nelll Jackar Mrs. Siites lp It his p~ made a big climb durlllll the past nine cecU W_ NIIJPoro Mre. Oacar 0. ioara '-- ~t11.iaat It oOeuio that !'iaYRobertsons, MiL Walter L. Shot\ · +, + + + + + ver. ¥ra. Otto L. Straus a. Scott ACCORDING to cbaria .u .t _... ill an Outdoor Recreation Taylor, Tereeo S. Vanneat,,Har• FlclllUes PlamlDJ Guide (complled by tbe·eoq,eratlve Extenaloo low Woodyard, MrL Theresa R. ijervlce, Ohio State Unlverolty), Gallla CouJ1cy Ioall but omitted when WU!ford acxl lnfanl daughter, lt.corneo to oubloor recreation illcUllleL MrL Ralph A. RusaeU and ln. · .+ + + + + + tant son, Mrs. Marvin E. DeTRUE, we haveafinebootlaunchlll(lrlmjlaloog tile pork from, an pue and Infant son, Mrs. Felton exc:eDenl Oohhw area at 'l')'c0011 Lake, and the camp site at the Juni« F- CasUe and Infant daughter, Utrerounds, but Gallla doesn't i1ave the so-called "moneyoomakers" . Mrs. Ernest G. B1rtraJn am inaJld won't have llllless lrureated Individuals keep pushing tor such ·rant daughter. proJects. · VETERANS MEMORIAL ++++++ HOSPITAL FOR example, GaUta has no alate camping ground& or vecatlnn AdmiUed - Mary Dsrnell, Unna and dude ranches whereaa LawreDce Count,y has six farms an::l ranches. Meigs, Jackson and Vinton counties have at least one state Chester; Robert Balser, Reedsca.., alto. ville; Ruben Frleud, Margaret Bailey 1 ~racuae; Lowell Cre++++++ G~A his but one otate picnic areo (stiU under conotructlon means, CoolvUle. Discharged - Marie Custer, on Rt. 7) whu• Lawrence hutwo,Jacksontlve, 'Meigs and VInton one elciL :Vlnion ·haa two cottage rentals. Gallll has no pay lakes - Llnnle PUlllns, Anthon,y CreLawrence has nine, Jackaon tour. Milia's three and Vinton four. means. ibi •> GAWPOIJS ~ March Is .American Red Crooa Month, the time for the annual fund drive across the ratlM. Mrs. J~ea Unroe is the Gallla Count,y fwahlrlve ehalrmll\ U there II IJQI county In the United States thlt Ia worthy or su_pJIOrt, it Ia our own. The Red Cross is not a burelucnUc organ.. lzatlon as oome POC!PII lhlnk. The voiWIIeers who operate the cbap. ter are our own ~*!Pie. They deserve our s~ Be not hasty to criticize - liut atop lnd ask youroelf - Could I do • better Jc>b tllan they're doing? If the answer Ia Yes - volunteer to help. rm oure the .iob doesn't psy so mucb tliat they'd llght to hang onto l~ • The Red Croaa Ia: langible to our communiQI in mJnY ways. Its .Prclrams are beneftclal to the oommunity,·some more than others, Its volunteers wol-k withoilt compensation - may~ thlt•s why it's 10 ltlrd to get volunteer• to donate either time or money. It's been several years since the.Gallia eouncy Red Crots tuo:l drive has been so succeiaM that the local chlpter could opente on a full Ume basts. There was a time neD the lund drive brought ln eiiOCigll mooey to psy lor o!llce space acxl OJI1)loy a parlollme executive secretary, The Gall II C<Minty Chapter American Red cross office Is on the thlrcl Ooor of the cwrthoose In space donated by the County commlsajonen. The chapter chltrman is Wayne M. Davis who is assisted by his wife, carol, as co-chairman. Another very tmporti.nt _person behirxl the scenes Is Mrs. stanford Cremeens, the blood program chatr,na!L These people are not on a salary. they don't punch a time clock. but they work when there is work to be done. The blood program ia one or the most, H not the most, important facets of the Red cro.. In Galllo COUnty_ Without i~ Gallla COI.Ittians would probably pay out more twke, or even three times, as much as Is donated during the arunlll fwxl drive. In six annual visHa of the bloodmobile to GalHa County, more than 500 pinta of blood are donated. llu~ on an lMuol basis, much more blood ls used In Gallla County, On the basis of 500 pints, GalUal\8 are saved more than $12,500 if they had to purchase the blood al $25 apln~ ' . ++ ++ ++ The annual funll drive is divided into several phases including MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL NONE of the lour counties ad)olnil!l Gallla have shooting prespecial gilts, solicitations from merchants and busines smen an:l a Admitted - None_ Hrvea or witter sports areas. Lawrence has three riding stables, house to house canva.ss. If the drive is good, it may bring in $4 or $5 Discharged - None.Males Gallla hao one private belch acxl three organized sumthousand. mer eampa, Lawrence has two private beact"lfls, Jackson four plus Paid Own Expenses JC the citizens got behlD:I the fund drive the end result would be two sulnmer camps, and Meigs ttnd Vinton each have one private Volunteers for the military much greater. U in this coont)' of more than 26,000 people, only one~ beachservice in Great Britain in hall or two-Ulirds ol them donated onh one dollar each, the councy ++'t+++ 1768 had to pay their own could experience its most successful fun:l drive in history. GALIJA ha& the only shoollng slte ln the five-county area_ AcAnother very important service the Red .(:ros;s performs for cOrdirw to the chart, boat rentals are available only in Meigs and expenses. according to the Encyclopaedia ' Britannica the community is Service to Military .FamiJies. The Red Cross is the lAwrence coundea. fir st issued in that year. only orfi.cja} agency .that can get emergeney leave Cor a serviceman. ++ ++++ There have been, however, instant·es where a delay has been THE Gallipolis Otamber of Commerce is studying possibili- Christ had come as 1 ~plete eJI)erienced and a ramtly has resorted to other means. But, in the tin of an all-purPose lake project for Gallla County. The Gallipolis .fulfillment of all for which the end the servi.ceman didn't get home any quicker. Unforseen circumArea Jaycees are interested in organh:ing a YMCA.· If we keep house of God stood, but they had Stances caused the delay and no riducule can justly be heaped upon tlnrloog enough, maybe we'll get somethiJ.III,. _ ... , .. ., A • !' Ill( rcicF,tl"! ,h~l"· W!l ....... , "'" ' •· · · .., " " ,. · ·· ,. . . . . ~ ..... ~! . . . ,, ~ nd iUW,f}lfr\\ the ·~ ' .fjllf . .,,the' k'ell' db\l'tl(de~ull;' 1 I .· .+ :+ ..f +' +. + . '. · ' -~ ~ ov~ ~ mcr:s)·L.. JY" J· COl!-· , ' The Community .also benefits from the ned Cross -hospital -vol-· MAYBE, as a result oC '& ·sO.C.nt' ree ·that 'wllll>e .clia:rged ;; sc Joysly__ turned.;~~~ . lrOJI'! ~hF .unteer program. r believe this is rilorc commonly referred to as the s miners using sta~ned lakes this sumrrr•r, the "bOys in warm!h, protection, compasslon Gray Lady Unit. The volunteers spend many hours at the loca,l hasColumbus wm have.. some extra money to help poor old Callia QUt. and life whloh .He came 1.0 re~eal. pUai performing many and varied -task fl that r"eJieve hospital emWt. ~ the other day that despUe the fact Ohio has upgraded its to them. They had chosen .to have ployees for other duties. ~- re-creation lacilitles, the Buckeye State is still 20 years Jesus d~part. ./I. cholce~hich was Other lmportant Red Cross programs locally are the first aid beJtlDd the times when cOII'q)ared with Michigan, Wisc~sin, Maine, ~? cul~J~te m th~.ir bJ~ter cry, training and the water safety program. Many local persons have MlsaachuaeJ;ts or ConneeticuL If you look 81. It that way, Gallia Aw~ With Him, Which sent completed basic and some advanced first aid courses. The water mUst be 50 years behind the times. Him to the cross. safety program is quite e\ ident each year at the Gallipolis swlm+++ ++ + "And Jesus went out, and de- mlng pool where a qualified, registered !led Cross instructor su~ LAS~ smnmer, we printed- the names of past Galli& County parted from the temple.' 1 When pervises swimmlf"llessons and life saving courses. JuhJor Flarboe~ presidents prlor to the 19th annual Gallia County fie left the temple, the one esSwnming it all ~. the Red Cross program in Callia County J.or Fair. Last week, while doing additional research1 on the his- sentlal factor was gone, Without tory ol the fair, we learned V. Paul Niday was president of the the Lord tho temple was desoboMI In 1952, .cxli)Ot JOhn' Lusber. The Tribune files listed Lusher late. ill! and thus, regardles s oC apa a - ~lllident 18 years ago. but according to the fa i· '1 uard's official Many ~ uch churches there are pearance, it is a desolate h~se, reCords, Jt was Niday. Mrs) Annabelle Ball, the board's present that have failed God, refused Today, all arOund us ar~ desosecretary, called this to our ittenUOfi while searching the records light, turned from self-denlaland late hearts. They were made for for laformation, OD palt officers. faithfulness of true Christians. the joy, love, warmlh, beauty, ef1 ++ + + + Once the presence or Christ was fectiveness and blessing that acTWENTY YEARS AGO, from the rues of the Dall,y Tribune acxl with them; once the fires of hol,y company the life of Christ in the weeld,y Qallia Times ... Rlt)ert Ttoot named salesman for Dodge- joy and power burned brightly on soul. But He is not there. Maybe Mtkn Motor saies ... GalHa Timefl ecUtorial page wtns high honors their altars, one~ there was life, He never baa been therej or pos- · dui'lrc Ohio New'"Pir As~iatlon Convention in Co.!umbus ••• Uberty, ew.ngelistlc fervor ancl sibly He has ·been crowded out. Dick 'lbomas rolls ~7, Fraiilde DaJJner has 572 series as O'Dell miracles ot redemption. With Christ ootthere, the heart I.Aunber Co. moves Into. ucxiiSPUted oecond place In Clt.Y Bowllng • But now there are only lhehol- is empi:y, unhappy, desolate. It · Leqve ... Portsmouth TroJans oual GAllS Blue Devils from Class low echoes of the former glory. It He rema.ina aw~ from the heart, A rlt1trlct cap tow'nlmeri, 52-44, despite sensational performance Is ll9t that their doors ha\'e lit-- there Is only theprospectofjudg' by CAliS oe!dor BIUy Joe Jolinoon. eralty been closed; the preacher meilt and a lost soul. But He will • may sllll preach, the routine oC ecne in jf we wlll let Him, and the churoh life may be. main- when He comes, He will b r J n g . ~ .,1 tal ned, but the power and pres- gladness, securlt¥, and redempence ofthellvlngChrist•r•mlss- tion· from sin. ;II' Mrs. · ~ 'wuii. In WITHIN the next full awiDJ· across • Hra. ·1.. th' Vocational Program Set ' .I ··'Holzer. Mtktt~:~r/}'iriJ Ave., Galllpolla; Vlsi!l.. J!ours .' 2-4 acx1·7-8 p,111; Parmo·OObo '!" Pedlatrlca Ward. · ,. .AJ·'"'•-- Iii !ti'lidacturlng .CI!l'P. ~ Plains, '--· .-~'*' .... "-'tar. acxl MrL Frank Murpl\Y or·thO the YOUJIIIOter ~~ pim...,: 10< ' White Chlpel qwrch seetpr Of while acxl thim call"if ~ 1helP;· ·Melgs Cocincy, ctl!led quite a wlth , darkness .,.,..., .~t ~. ~ cO......Uon for reoldents ol tills P·'ll-· · · - · area Friday jolternoon acxlearl,y -·. Ra~~ toll'.! t"t,111et....~ ' tor~._ . · ' · .d-"' • he!• we~ m0111 rs ,. tho . Mautlce nton, ,449 · y...,_ llOiiOr was the subject t"'', . Olive, Little .~oc:u-• ' iUicJ . oi lo oe~r<h that Ipvolved vol""' C(IO(ville Fire Ilep.lrtm,eplll, ID. . Ioera from four area lire d.,:. addltlcin to nelgllbq~o acxl t.lmll1 . Wf!nents acxl numerous other lrlends· • W:IDTE resident& Of this area aller he llopr """ fOUII\I by Jelf Fils- ' QAIJLIPOIJS - 'rml White VOCATIONAL CONFERENCE WEEK wiD be obierved lor the llrat time tldo _.. · wanclered away rr ... IMine and ter of Reedsville at about 6130 Melg High SchooL COIIII>Ietlng plans for the week ore, left to ri!lbt, Harold SOuer became loot., p.nL The YOUJIIIStor Wll I• a 1~81 oPenlniof' 1Thl Printed PIP," II 253 'J'!!Ird :~Ul;om Ke~, guidance counselors of Meigs High, and Junes Diehl, principal Olliclala ol the Olive V..lun- bruohy area about .l'h ·!linea Ave. ·Mr. White baS're<enlli' teer Fire Department If Reed a- awQ rran home, near where his • purcbasecl Alloys' C<lmmuniville sald It lobeBevedtheyouqg- d~~~Fl:~entspokas­ IY Buslneoa Service and equipster, who was tound as darkness ment frol!l Pornt ~~~tlng neared, followed hli dog ..,.ay men oald the child, .~ wear· In Point PIIIHDI. 'All servic· from the llllll'phy ~. located lng a . coo~ was ln ,a chWed con·.·: e& conne~ted Hi. Alloy near the White C~ Church dltlnn .acxl had been .cl')'lng """' MIDDLEPORT - Doctor, lawyer, lndlan of the student cwncil, will intrOduce WllwiU be cdnthlied In the off Rwte 681 towards Coolville, s[derably_ He wos tiken to tile < ' liam D. Childs of the Downing lnauran<e chief? What' II you be? · buslnesL Wltll the lddltlnn at about 2 p.m. olllee or Dr. J. J. Davis lor Agency, who will deliver the keynote adMeigs High School students will be ofor the l>rl•tlnr equlj)ment, MrMUJ'I)hy, . _ his arrival treatment • n d then returned fered insight into these questions this week dress OC the week. \ 'The Printed PIP orJll be one home from work at the Ohio Val- Mme. ·when for the first time, "Vocational ConBeginning Tuesday and rontinu!J>g throuillt atop for all Y®r dltlllcaUng Friday, between 8:30 and 9:15 a.m. each terence Week" will be observed. needL Services . o!lered 11>morning, there will be a number of career Forty..one persons - most of them local clllde olfsot printing, Jnstent sessions_· ·During these periods, to be beld - will describe their fields of employcopy service, c-.,lete Une of in classrooms, speakers will present inment. stamping equipment, b I u e formatlon on their careers to the students Heading the week-long activit;y at t h e print reproduction, ooclal acxl Meigs High School are James D i e h I, interested. Each or the Meigs High students Smith remained In jail saturday cc:nmercial announcements, POMEROY - Four men, one principal, and Harold Sauer and Tom Kel has been permitted to register to attend maU!ng llllts, llgllt box adver• of whom was treated at Veter.. evening. fwr such interest sessions. ly, guidance counselors. Ilel)ucy Sherif! Robert Beegle tlalng, addraasoet'IPhlng, ans Memorial HooPltal for anll)Opon to all the 650 students of t h e said lnvestlgalion of the lJ:Yirstatemenia, laml•tlri(l, and parent stab woulll, were '-ken Those not attending any particular eareer high school - aophomores, juniors a n d ent knifing ls beiDJ continued. A a COIIIII!Ote set ol platte recInto custody by the Meigs Connsession on a given morning will report seniors - the program will open Monday knife, toun1 on the floor ol the ords for GalBo count,y, ty Sherllr s Department Friday to the auditorium where vocational films morning with a general assembly. The pep nite club following the altercanight following an altercation at will be shown. · band will play and Dennis Ault, president Jack's Nlte Club, off B~ 143, tion betwee~n the four men, has reportedly been turned over to Wetherholt is· In each of the career ses- dio Service, MiddJeport; J o h n FBI CAREERS- Represents- RD Pomeroy. tlve or FB~ Kathy Moore, Debbie Authorities Identified tile in- authorities. sions throughout the week there Rltchhart, Don Anderson. The sherltrs d..,.rtment also jured man as Merlin il Tracy, will be a student chairman and COMMUNICATIONS, TELE- Laney. reported the arrest or Cllirord Speaker for COMMERCIAL ART- Repre- 19, Rt- 2 Pomeroy- Tracy was assistant student chairman. PHONE - Mrs. Dorothy JenThese students will introduce kins, General Telephone Cem- sentaUve ot Art Institute, Pitts- treated and released at Veter~ Whlttl~, Harrisonvllle, on an GALLIPOIJS - MrL Pauline Intoxication charge foll'"'lng I the speaker and generally as- p&nyi Cathy Bailey, Rex Roush. bur~, Pa. ; Mortm Titus, Mar- ans Memorlal Hospital for a side w etberholt, Gall II AeadeiDJI Hlsh wouOO and a lacerated arm after Friday afternoon tlgbt at the IllS st.~ in seeing that all runs PHARMACY - Dale Dutton, ta Hubbard. Sc:hool Health Nurse, was guest INSURANCE - Gene Riggs, posting bond on a charge of dl .. station in H•rrbonville. smoothly. Q.Jestion and answer Fharmaclst, Dutton Drug Comspeaker this week for MrL Hazel sessions will close each ot the pany, Middleport; Tom Vaughan, John Hancock lnsurance co. i turbing the peace. Carico's Oc-Uonal Educatloo Mary Brlckles, Dennis Hackett.. Also posting boOO on charges career tip meetings. Rick Vaughan. Class as GAllS. The speakers, their protes. MACHINE TRADES - Lind- of disturbing the peace, foiiCM· RADIO BROADCASTING MrL Wetherholt'slectura was slona1 or craft fields, the stu- Jim Mees, WMPO, Middleport; se,y RatUO", Director, Piketon jng the 11:40 p.m. inc-ident, was telated to the unit the class had dents serving as chairman and Van John&On, !~eve OUer. Vocational School, Plketm; Ches- Richard Eblin, 25, Pomeroy. EbjUst finished on "Personal TEACHING - SECONDARY ter Roush, Elbert Williams. assistant, follow in the order Jin and Tracy were reportedly Grooming'' wben lljlplylng for a EDUCATION- Mrs. Nan Moore, listed: ELECTRONICS - Samuel A. together at the nlte club. jm and when working for an emRetired Teacher, Middleport; Khoury, Ohio Technical Schools, TUEIDH Jailed, afttr oot ,posting bond POMEROY - Thirteen defend- ployer. The seuion wl! cf:ll1· OSfEOPATHY - Dr. Ray R, Mary Bricldes, Debbie Crow. Columbia; Van Jotmson, Demis on identical counts of disturl> pleted with a questlonand.anawer DATA PROCESSING- James .Aillt. ing the peace, were Lee M. Bing, ants were fined and three others Pickens, Chief of &.at~', Veterperiod. ans Memorial iloSPltal; Jolm. Davis, Tri-County Technical InHOSPITAL ADMIN!SfRATION 37, Rt- 2 Pomeroy and Lewis forfeited bocxls FrldaJ:' In the stitute, Nelsorwllle; Cathy Wat- - DmaldDiener, Administrator, N. Smith, 29, Rt. 2 Pcmeroy. court of Meigs County Judge Sebo, Morton Titus. INVITE APPLICATIONS RADIO REPAffi AND SELL- !011, Debbie LaneY. VeteranJ Memorial Hospital, Sherlfrs department officials Frank W. Porter. RETAIL sELLING Jack Fined were Robert ll Roush, NEW HAVEN - The New Hav• ING- John Werner, Werner RaFUmeroy; Janice Eastman, Mar- oaid Bing posted bocxl. and re· cvsey .~r.!lo§IW. ~­ lene OoodWln. ·--leased Saturday mormng, but Racine' Roulll ~. $}50~· costa · en 'Rilll'l!al6it'Follllllaticid li'.sK' roy; ChOStor"liouoll, lilbert WUNURSING- Mrs. Betnlce Led- '~--~--,_,...~-~ and three dais }~ . j~l.. \"us., 90 lng 'f<lf ai>pUcatlona. for lite guard ' 1'· · SUNIHY llams. ·,,. dil'S di-lve"i's license spspension at the New Haven SwimmlngPool He, &lpervlsor of Nurees, Voter-,_ . BUSINESS SCHOOLS Bert T.IVI!S-SE'l11NEL . ana Memorial Hospital. Pome- pita!, Pomeroy; Katby Moore, on chargei of driving whlle Iii-' for the summer monlh•· A!>plt· P\lb l i, ~ N e..,rJ ~ 1:1) !he Oh{o Vl lltf Walters, Mt. ::late College, Park- roy; Janet Mees, Kathy AbboU. John Sebo. toxJcated; Charles W. Reese, cations are to be sent to l}(uld PublhhiOII! l'n. ersburg; Kathy Moore, Sandy MilFairmoot, W. Vo., Route 5, $10 Ohlinger, President, New Haven t;A.LI. IP Ol,IS DAIU Tfillll'SE PHOTOGRAPHY - Kenneth WELDING - !roger Keller, W Third A..,,, GalJ IPQii1,tlllio, 4511:11. POO. and costs, speeding; Roy Edward Recreotlon Foundation, New Havler. Grover, Grover Studios, Middle- Chester; Demds Hackett, Pat ll ohed e ... r1· • o><-epl ELECTRONICS - United Elec- pori; Tom Vaughan, Rex Rousb. Archer. Sears, Charleston. W. VL.$51M en, w. va. s.«nn t'l1 u PMtqt P 11d I I f,IJI II)olis, (!l> io, HG:I!. tronics, Louisville, Ky.; Steve ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES OPTOMETRY - Dr- T_ Jay costs, unsafe vehicle; Budley B. Til£ DAIL \' 110 SlrMl. P01111roy, Ohio, Brogan, J elf Snowden. AND MAINTENANCE - Robert Bradshaw, Gallll)olla; To m Mattox. Pomeroy, $5 and costa, 157f8. Publlthe<l ' "='l" wn kda) utnlllll u~ REMINDER GIVEN unsafe vehicle; Judith A Bleon, CARPENTRY Robert King, "-i.oU'daY. En10n<l • • ..-curd d u o m.llillll BlatHaggerty, H & RFirestone Store, Vsugban, CalliY BaileyPOMEROY - Wm. A. Gibbs, lor a t P """ro)', 0f11o, Post 0111<\', Middleport, no ~rator's U. King BuUders &lpply, Mlddle- Middleport; Rick Warner, Steve EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 'JY.HM!> OF Sl.' lr'i( 'R II'l10~ Deputy Registrar, PCIIIOfOY, refly eUTit r 41\ J;, t-.1 ~. I $< per • ilft. porti Dermis Ault, Pat Archer. Brogan. Frank w. Childera, Olllee Man- cense, $10 ancl costs; Ralph W. minds lhe public thll they have MAIL ~ 11SCH IPriON lli\n:S HIGHWAY PATROL ReprePOSTAL SERVICE - P au I ager, Otdo Employment Service, Kocher, Lancaster, $10 m:l unlll March 13 to reserva the ~ r..IJ\pol \o Tr ll;an"' if1 Ohio I fill 1\'ut Vl11i nl1, one ; ..r $.1 1; ' '' 1110nU.• 16; t hr~ sentative of OSP; Terry H e n- Casct, I'Ustmaster, Middleport; Galllpollai Soiod3' MDler,ldarllsn costs, passing over 1 yellowmiBIU.S 14; ehewhtre, ooe )N r S1 3; si~IIIOill\1 line; Bill Larders, Pomeroy, ja- lllll!ellcenae number thll t h e Y drlcks, Jolm Smith. S7; 111r'l'e IIIOIIIh• ~UO. Sandy Miller, Dmna WeberBrown1'he Ulll) ~ ntl ,..l , o"" JN r $1~; ol• toxication.- $10 an:l coats; Ed- had !lot year. No rennatlon& WEDNESDAY AUTO MECHANICS - Henry m0111t11 $6.2~; l hrtll! month& • •· The t:ni ted Prno loteroltHIIIII II l~dut­ ward J. Taylor, Racine Route 1, will be taken after tlat d a t e. LAW - Fred Crow, Crow? Welle, Karr and Van Zandt ~ .F..BBlAY . hdy enti ~lell •o V.t "'" for pu bl kt ~IQI! of aU Tille• and regtatratiDii carclnre ~ ·• o;ll!iJ>il lChe ! orftiiii!(J m thl' ntw~r l nd Crow, and Porter, Pomeroy; Jolm tor Sales, l'omeroy; Jell 9iilwBEAt!i'!6AN - Mro. Bostic, $5 and costs, detective brakes; oeces11ry to olltaln "'teL , Tho 11w o.... loc•l ""'" pmlllhed he~ in. Sebo, Debbje Crow. den, Jolm Smltll_ Ohio State School ~ C<>ametol- Wllliam S. MaUax, West Cdum- new U<enseplateaarewhltebackPROFESSIONAL MODELING ogy, ColumbUs; Sandy MOler, bia, W. Va., $5 am coats, speed- grouncl and blue IIUIIIben. 1..:; Wllllam sturgeon, Rutland - Mr s. Marvin Tup- 9uuul Brawle,y_ pers Plains; Anita FUltz, Pat ENGINEERING William Route 1, $5 and costs, Ull!&fe KennedlMeredith, !llpt., Inter - Loken vehicle; Oorald. R. Stanley, AI· Steel MIU, Beverly; steve Bro- bai\Y Route 2, ~ IIIII COlt&, hlt skip; Glen E. Hw:liDilt Syracuae, 111URiilAY gan, .1o1m Sebo. March 9-10.11 no operator'• llcen&e, •10 and DENTAL TECHNICIAN-' Lee ELECTRONICS ENGINEERPAPER !JON Crew, Crew Laboratories, Pom- ING TECHNOLOGY - Michael coots; David B. Sayre, Rlclne ('rechnicdtr) eroy; Pat Kemedy, Sandy Zer- J_ Kreska, Cleveland; Terry Hen- Route 2, $10 and costs, e,q>lred Alan Aida • Laure• Huttan operator's Ucense. kle. - dtldcs, Demla Haekell. Tho Rail Detroit Llonl Forfeiting bcnla were John L. ARMED SERVICES, BOYS FUNERAL DmECTOR A N D COLoiiCARTOONS: Representatives fl. Army, Na.vy, EMBALMING - Tom Martin, Underwood, Athens RGute 2, Norma Normal Marines, and Air Foree: Jot.n Manln Funeral Home, RuUand; speeding, .27.50; Tommy Eugene L~n:MWH Dixon, ReedovtUe Rwte 1, no Rltchhart, Terry Ilendrlek~Kalhy Moore, Pat Kamody. l!llm)l Nltu ' ARMEV SERVICES, GIRlSJOURNALISM AND ADVER- mumer, •17.50, and WUIIam B. Tho Throne Representative ~Women's Arm,y TISING - ruibert Wingelt, T h e Franwton, HIUitlngtoa, W_ VL, ..and950 C<>rps, Janlee Eastman, Peggy Dally Sedlnel, Fllmero:r: Deilble $27.50, speeding. Story. crow, Pegy Story. FLORillr- Mra. Millard' Van DRAFTING - Repreoerrtatlve O~E Meter and Mra. Jane Harris, ~ Cleveland Eaglneerlng Institute, Cleveland; Van Jobneon, Pomeroy Flower Stop; Marta '· DeDIIIs A~lt. . Hubbard, Marilyn BANKING - Gene Grate, Cit!lEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR - Denver Weber, Weber Izens National Bank, Middleport; Construction COJnpanJI, ReedS• Janet Mees, Cathy Balle,y. ...................... "'*llrfltlt.. ·""'· _ _ ....... _ . . · • - ....... • ....... . . .. ville; Jell 5no!rden, Steve Oller. · AUTOMOBn.E DEALERliHIP . ~ •• - . ........ IM'P, .... DENTillr - Dr- Keltll Riggs, - Wllllam Gnloser, Pomeroy Mlddleport; Elbert Williams, Motor Company; Tom VIUillan, steve Oller. Chester RouaiL '-'IIOIWIII._Iflll'BRICK LAYER Relno ......... u .... - . .. ....,. ......... ..._ HOME ECONOMIST - Rita Oberholzer, Dlslrlct Home Ser- Lind, Local Union ~ vice Director, Columbia Goa ~ Fllmero~· Elbert Williams, ChesOhio, . Inc.; Anita Fultz, hron ter Roulb• . SCULPTURING AND PAINT- . Brawley, .... -..vu ... --~........ ..... MEDICAL LAB TECHNICIAN lNG - Jad< Slayen, Artlllt, Mid- lrooemary KeUer and Scotcy dleport; Cathy stanley, Kaye HowLucas, Veteran• Memorial Hoa• ell. REEilsvlLw: _ Little Roser • . .lid . '' . .;"G.1LIJPO'.:..- \vnuui.l!ll1r, ,_ Glll~la,,JI the •JI~ .jli'tctlriii • A ...... . ~ · ·••• ..ur llfliM SelO!ICO ~~r keld ,ollho · eN!neer ." f .u~u.o ICIOnee doP.rtment • at Gall Ia · ~IO)'e ollho ._ur . , ~--· Ac~ <Hiali sChool, orJII-~ 1 ind ~leal C0111;, 'RI....idl{.it.l ' tlc!PIIO hi , Cjiii'H 1n 1100c!. • •, solid stjlte Chomlotry ~ Ra':8ftl" ! Thla oourselobell!loftlredfor woc•fDip.School. at11 oclenoe teacherotqln~Prol'l ' Don [joilge scienCe teachirat their skUlsilldjO»wlocip~Solld North GaJBaP!sbSc:hool, ilu1110 SUite ~I&Ity. ,Credit 1!111 be em'oiiOd In the cwne w h lc h lulled fr ... lho Unlvertlll of . tlarle 'March. 12. The coune !a Clncl,.atl. • Part!~~ Ieee~ . s!)OII•ed by the \vest . era !Y!U ""-ter. •Or the.Amerlcon material• ~ · ,!Follow;ittg~ ~earch . " ... .r~dchers .Talie .Pb~i!f ·study .. ·,-fih.itflti:ouhd ~·~(Jf~·? ~ ,- ". �' ., English .:P/qb:·Revi~w:,_ Giveh by >Mrs~ .ao·s~9rd " ':f.ribOIJs.n ls Shqttering ... ' \ 1 Dteci"-.of ~o{ld Stu~~· ·. , ~ q-'1 ~. 1 ' lr IIUCE IIOSSAT ' ) 1 . . ' ' .;. : " ' '. : .I , WAS!flN(;'fO~ · t~EAI . -II . GALLI!'OLIS - Mrs, R ir b.Y ter having .bonle ~''cl]Udren; BOssard gav'e. a piogram · ·oit Nellie Grant, ~lie~ ROO~elt, 14 WOm8n (n ,,., ·~Wldte HouJeU Jessie Wuson and litr sister, ,·for the .}'ebrtl8r7 •m!iO!Inil of the' Eleani>l- Wilson, ·1\iita !!WfOYelt, Elilllloh club -lield at t11e borne atreaey divorced, , married a•~ Mt s. Gariarid csucilli, 214> gain, ' and AJvorced, married a·' llvtnB lD' WashEAstern Aletue. t.· gain, and nciw R·eSjoondlhg lo!,fl'll call bY glv. ingtool. ·' ing lriti>~eslla)lf ~ uil!que •'FI~, .An lnterestfti.o! Item at lnforon: '4>gend~" •*e, Mts, ·Mabel matfoo, Maria Ji!onroil .. hsd the t,_wney; :, :rrJrs, \ Ruby ~1sard, - e !lllttem a/ Jllv!r.tltat U.cl ~s. 30111\l' Ellloti, Min MBr- Jollnaon baa iet~it~cf._ i'Old ~ ~· '• pret.Tm>inf, Mra, lnlne Br..-- Maryland OIII!!;IVed'~.' macle by . · · 1!011. ¥r•· Mary Lewis, M r a. S. Klrk a/ Balllimlr)o, And, it wao Marjorie P)loniale, . Mrs •. 1~la thla sliver, plu•,otllel:~UvF,Ihat ·, · . · wuuamo; :~s. ; Flo/"11~ · Wick- Maria h.ad to hlds, when her hus. . ' ~ Jlne, , Mra. Crace 'Durose, Mrs. band was low on llqldl, to keep . ,i-' • ·nosebud Bal<er; ,and . Mrs. Ma-- him from seltins )tl · , bel · .Wau/!h, Co,~ao;teu, Mr s. Other Items til interest· were: - ~ CaiodUi,.and Mra. .\!rna !.fro. Alloe Rooseveli L o n g. . I• C•"lldll . ' . 1· "''". Worth's 85th blr\hdou- celebraAt thN'O~ builness sestloo and c...rabiatlj<ms - to ' •, .-. i . • ion , re)ldtl.! wor,; !Ride con- her by the EI&enhower aQII the cernfn~ ~~<beii!JV IIIIil . W<>lfare Jotmscms, ·a film a/ Mra. Jloosea/ !.uu ~· · !'!~nmier, Miss velt's life was 'l'""t~ by t h e Ethel M41111e' Yoilng, and Mn. British \'orkshlre Television Goldla Warit · Co., recslllng ber lite in U.O ' . ~,ral nllhtl were preeenl- While House, and the Jll'esfdonts ed.:for membership, and U.Ose she has met from Benjamin Harpel'lons were to be contacted and rison on down. Also Lady Bird's invl ted to attend U.O Ma,y D!Jmer diary baa been seld wltll msga. ~ling, Ill be held in R I o zlne rights lor a million dolGrir<le College Cafeteria, lars; and Lucl Is wrtlinl a book · Also a motton wa1 presented about "Yuld" and lite at t h e and voted on, that all meetings White House, and either stories EI<GA~MEN'F, 1ANijOUN~Ql - Mrs. Edna Miller of 49 were to be held as scheduled, sbout family pets in the White Grape Street, Is anDii!Jne[og the engagement and approaching and nb csnceUaUon due to bad House. Refreshments were served in martjage of her da~ter, Judy YVPPJl:~• to Mr. Lucian E. Bar-· weather, since Uds sometiines keeping with the !1. Patrick's cua,'t.on ol 1Mrs. Freda Barcus and; the ' late Homer Barcus caused Inconvenience to program R. R. 2. G~ll,polls, Jlldy io s 1.966 graduste of Symmes Valle; committee, as well as hostess- Da,y theme, by tbe hostessea. H!Bh School and Is pi"Osently a Junior at Holzer Medical c.;,.. es. ' ; Just at tH• turn in hlstocy when the world ...,ms pu)le4 closer bv the 'marvels of science. of air 1ran1~ ~nd the !We~tl oi global economr: it is shatterll\ll dan~rously into sinaller and smaller pobhcal and SQCial fragm,ents . Nationhood seemingly was a weh-establlshe\1 l",,enomenon a century ago. The 'clamor In the first two'thitds of the 20th century has been Cor some sort of supra-national organization amounting to a ··world state" which would ktep all its parts at peace. . But tht opposite now seems to be. happenmg. Negro leader Bayard Rustin, speaking recently In Florida, put his finger on the matter when he labeled this country's black nationalist movement a reversion to tr!balism, and then wtnt on to say it Is not a cucumstanoe limited to America but one that is emerging widely around the globe. · He citd the Increased French separatist agitation In Canada and the Walloons in perennially toril Belgium. He might have added the internal stri!e in Pakistan, the horrifying blond-letting among warring pe.,les on' the. subcontinent of India, the struggle between Btafra and Nagerla In West Africa. The examples are many more. Curiously Rustin's observations coincide closely with those of author Peter Drucker in his new work, "The Age of Discontinuity." Discussing the grave ills of government. he asserts : " the national state is everywhere in danger or collapsi~g into petty baronies . . . " The problem shows itself in two big ways. One is the great post-World War II tendency for tribes to separate themselves from other! and-di~nify _themselves as "countrles." Africa, of course, ·IS the pnme Illustration . Writes Drucker: ". . . we are gelllag tribal 1pUatero, prelendlq to be aatlonal stales, lmpoalag oa lhelr eltlzeat aU the <till of a aallooal state, driven by aU the jealousies, re10almeots aad pride of a aaUonal alate-bat Incapable of belag BD elective or&a• either of domeatlc JOVerameat or of the laternalloaal community. lucreaolngiy we are fragmeatlq the world Into govemmenlal pygmies . . . lneapable of coverDIDJ." The other manifestation is the one stressed by Rustin·lhe mounting pressures against the authority of established, sizable economically viable nations. Within these, separatists, acting like tribes either on grounds of race or religion or prior national origin, are tearing hard at the national fabric. Black separatism in America is such a phenomenon. So is the Catholic-Proteslanl furor In northern Ireland. Generous-hearted humanilarians, looking at all this, may be moved to ask: "So what? What's wrong with movements thst appear above all to stress an admirable spirit of selfdetermmation? '' The quote from Drucker gives his answer as it applies to tribal splinters masquerading as nations. They are incapable of governing. They seldom have an economic base or even much to govern. Scores of s<H:aUed indepeadent nations today have populations of less than a million-barely the size of one major ll.S. city. Some are almost at town-village size. : ::~;;~~;_::of.~lrl~=ba~~llsm ill mind, ~ be com· sees n devk:e ofRustla baa a 1iumDIDC ao somehow to wltWraw wltbill ill ao ntabllsbed great aallen. gets even harsher. He argues that black separafrom being bold advenhlfers on !lie frontiers of'l~ "liberation movement," actually suller from a "lack of social courage." They run from the battle with realllf. The same perhaps may he said for that other resUess American "trihe"-the disruptive, destructive white radical students who pretend that the leveling of society's orglllllzalions, from the nation on down, will usher In the great freedoms they say they want. " move· man~' by . cases and of .power in the our favor. • The changes don't 'yet .add .up lei a cJ:i~~~~:v;,u~~ against the .Viel Cong. But guerrilla wars mentum. And these !rends might Just ~ Hanoi's momentum and break t~ ·blick of . , The Buddhists, 'catbOlks~ Cao Dai ahcl ·Hoa have ' intensified magnificently their recruiting and organizing over considerable areu in the countryside. Whi.le · th~se eUorta are mostly alnied at gaining religious and/ br political strength for themselv,s !rather than at strelli\h!>ning the government or winning.the war), these evangelist groups compete strongly w'ith Communist organizers. Noa.Commuold·lljdeJd CfOUPS l{om S.llo~ .and ~r miJor eltlH ,... ..t Iatt Viit CooJ-IteJtl. aad fllll'teded areas n weekeads lor swiDJioJ dlleUIIioii JrO!IPI, tl talk-las. Students are exdlad .by lbe ..veature, Jllea... ·· wflh the results. Tiley .. It oo tHir own. Tbelr pareots somellmes are alloeked, or,&, by·lllelr dlsappelll'loee aad, aftenl'ard, learaloe wllore 'lllelr - s ... dllupters- •ave beeao ~ I In some dislrlcts and J)l'OYfuces, Saigon bas succ~ in separatlag military and clvlliaD government. For years, the local army field c~r was In fact the local "war lord." Clvlllan officials obeyed him on poutlcll-lnd economic matters. North Vletname10 have been replaced by South Vletna·, mese in several score tey polilions In the central govern· ment. Several dozens of high-ranking officials have been removed for arrogant coiTuptlon. 'lbougb many of the replacements have also been corrupt (because of a shortage of qualUled offlclals), the removals have 10t a warning. That Is, corruption bas been reduced-oomewhat. Over-all, a number of exl!'tmely incompetent army officers, province chiefs and officials; and Saigon aides have been replaced by men a nok:b or two better. . Rural hamlet and vlllage · officials · eJected in the past two years are proving to be an improvement over their. predecessors, most of whom had been appointed. Offlclals are finding that, with a ntue training, some of these men are turning out extremely well. Some, of course, are in- · competent, regardless of training. • • · Q-Our son, 7'.io, has had diabetes insipidus for 18 .months. The 'doctor is givirig him injections of Pltressln which helps him. Will this hurt him in any way! The trouble started after he took griseo(ulvin £or a fungus infection. Could this drug ~ave caused the · diabetes? Will he outgrow It in . ;. ' ·' ' WASIUNGTON-(N E AlRop. James Haley, D-Fls., struck a blow for congressional honesty the other day. Hlatorlcally, it probably w011't rank alongside Abe Llacola's long walk to repay a few pennies, but it is a breath of fresh air In the annals of Capitol Intrigue. Morning mail to Roll Call, the liWe in-house newspaper cin:ulaled on Capitol hill. brought a dime attached to a leUer from the congressman . Tbe letter read: "Enclosed with this letter is one dime that is due you for an lss.ue 8fRRY'S WORLD of Roll Call that I pleked up from one of y o u r stands when I had no change one day. The siand was open and I closed it after removing the one issue for which my payment is enclosed." Slightly staggered, Roll Call staffers recalled that It wasn't ton many years ago that membors of the venerable lawmaking body would line up at the newspaper-dispersing machine so that when one person inserted his coin the others could grab the folding gate before it closed so they could get a free paper. "We also recall the Thursday afternoon,,. commented a RoD Call reporter, "when • A-Diabetes lnllpldu• (unquenchable thirst and ' the passage of large quantities of urine without any sugar in it) Is caused by an ab- ' normality of the pituitary. · Vasopressin (Pitressln). art extract of that gland, will not hurt your son. It must be given by injection but a Gradually, more power Is being taken from the central newer synthetic product, 8government, placed In the vlllage councils, giving rural lysine vasopressin, can be people a greater stake. given as a nasal spray. The More farmers aid towaopetplt are informlq on VIet fungicide your son tonk had Coni arm1, food aDd equipment eaebea. PlyeholoJI<al nothing t•' do with his dla· warfare speclallats measure sueee~s Ia 1oerrtUa war by hetes. In. some, but not all, lbe wlllfDpen or uawllilagneas of local eltlzeu to Inform cases thas dasease Is outoa tile enemy. grown. South Vietnamese regional miUtla or national guard-type Q-0 dauJhler 13 has forces are depended on to protect hamlets from small-scale B 11 •. ur 1 H r' iace' was VC attacks and from larger &\!licks l!!l,Ul heJp arri~. e • pa sy · e • ----· ' --· - ..... '".. · · ......~ -~~ - · " • ...- •. ~ larta!IUy.,f18lr.aL~u..... 1or ..· .. . . • · U Wh IJ I'. ~~~~ i now .the1 only' ' 11 • ' If' ., ··· h f _. eSJdual - efeot .. ·ls ~~ her In years past, reg ular o '~" Y 0 ou1"" up were as-. right eye rolls upward when Sl!\"ed to command theSe unitS. Report after report told of <she blinks We were told that malitia which patr.olled In daytime, withdrew at night. In '· only time. can help her. Is fire fights, some hid, others quickly retreated. this true' What causes this Today there are Increasing numbers of regional militia disease• · which repulse attacks by equal or larger VC units. . A-B~II's polly 8 ff e c ts These aren't the "victories" one normally writes of in only one side of ' the face war. .But. they're !he stuff and subslance of victory In It is caused by exposure tO / guerrilla msurgencaes. cold, a tumor pressing. on the facial nerve or a virus anfectlon in that nerve. Most victims recover spootaneously..and the fact that your daughter has shown some improvement already is an which deals with bllllons Press Club would send him indication that she will reof dollars, shook the dayanother page, he would sign cover completely. Full reagain. They did and he did. lights out of a machine and covery 1often takes two or complained to pollee that he The new page Ia now kept three months. There Is no had put a dime in the slot In the club safe, whlcb may other cure. and couldn't get his raper." prove that aot even a man's Should the voting public name is safe In Washingtoo employ the same tactic In society. But he' retuud, and BOld trying to get ill "dime's ••• 10 him, "Go limM to fiOII' jriondt, 'll!ld tell them how worth," some of the cream · A CRO~!ID ROOM, a of the congressional com- congenial atinospbere and m~~<:h the·l,(Jrd hlu done for munity might be churned in· the hand of late created an fiOII, and how M hlu luld to butter. interestl!'_§ encoUIIter at the mere~ em 110~<-"-Mark 5:19. • • • governors receptioo in the '"' THE HILL, of course, bas Washington H Ill on hotel Go Often to til!> .hoi¥'! of thy friend, for weada eboke no monopoly on rascality. recently. the unused patii.-Ralpb Washington's Negro Mayor Society's watchdogs suffered Waldo ' Emerson, Amirlean a theft of, not money or Walter W'uhingtOu and Sen. philosopher. property, but a signature In James Eastland of MlaaJs. the National Press Club sippi, who play deep ~ recently. field in the race relations ball game, were oudclenly In his farewell address to been mOf!! -~ bad be heard the m.,-orra • comthrust together and, doing the Washinglon press corps what comes naturally, shook . meat, whlc!h waa, "Who wa1 Jan. 17, former President that!" T ' . hands. Lyndon Johnson signed the "I don't lmow," replleclBII guest bonk, and someone A photographer spied .the uni~lifled third PJI'tY who. ~ore oul the page and kept encounter ana the resulllni at for a souvenir. flash wao Immediately fol~ -had obs,erve.d Eaatland's hotopho!ria, ".liut oae of. Y~ lowed by Eastland bealln1 a Johnson read of the theft s in trotibkt•! , hasty reb'eat. He mlghlluive and sent word that if the a former chairman of the Appropriations Committee .. r. • Dolt ., A Giant Stride toward Equality time? AGood Name Is Rather To Be Chosen Than •.• 'I Minority, groups constitute 15 per cent of the total U.S: populatlon. Yet according to Howard Samuels, director of the SmaD Business Administration, the )>est ·estimate of the number of black· or other minorityowned businesses is from SO,OOO to 15!),000 out or a total business population of 5.2 mlJUon, or from I to 3 per cent. ' If ·minorities participated proportionately, they would own :n;o,ooo businesses, or at least 600,000 more than they do now. Negro business ownership, which Is largely confined to marelnal enterprises such as barbershops, small restaurants, corner groceries, beauty shops, bargain shops, bars and pool halls, actually declined by an over-all 20 per cent between 1950 and 11160. Of the Z4 million blacks in Amerlcat more thsn 75 per cent live in urban ~reas •.. The ~ Necro market It f24 bllhon a year ut.-Neero buslness ·serves at..hllhest es il!leS only 10 to IS per cenl:o('.tfiat marke• • ' · · '" . WhUe Washington, D.C., is 85 per cent black, ill Negro business community Dumhers only 2,000 out of a total 28;000•. Put another wayt one of every 40 whilel Is a c~oprlelor, out only one Ia about ISO Jacks. In Harlem, where as many as 53 to 110 i I , ter ~hool of Nursirw. Mr. Barcus is ;Presently employed at the Gallipolis State fns~tute. The wedding will take place\tn the Ohio Chapel a~. 6,.JI.m, on satln'day. March 29 with Rev. Wendell Stutler officiiting. The gracious custom of open church wiD be ob!~rved yrlth a retQPtlon bqmedlateJy CoUowipg in the • per cent. of the businesses .P.I Negroowned, 80 to 85 per cent f/1. .)!le groat. vchune of business Ia done by .white, nonreildenl bualnessiop . .Here, as in other cities, money Oowl·out of the •&hellO> 4"4 .' only trk:kles'baeJt, , . ... ', There ar, a lot more stali~s or:the same nature. ?'he foregoing, )lowever-, are.. , suHlcient to widerscore the .·llgl!il)cance 1 of President Nixon's exeeutlvr order setting up a Minority Business Enterprln pro"am within the Commerce Department, an ~lion ceriler and ·an ad· vlsory councn lei co-ordinate · some 11& goverame.a t program• in the fleld•that•are . scattered among 20 different departments • and aganclts. The aim,_!llld tlie p"sjdent, is to live Negroeo, Meslcan-Americ8J1s and oilier mlDoriUea equal opport'!f'lty· "at the _1op of the latlder as well as on Its lower . . MarCh 1.~~ at the Gr1ce United int8rested amateur photogra. Grange, Mercerville and Cad- roe, the youngest at 17; Ellza- mus. Centenary ladles bring GeUiPGUs Garden Club There is 110 charge. Refresh- beth Tyler, who at 20, had mar.. The program win' r*e sug- ments will be served. rled the boy next door, and who cookies. CHESHffiE-KYGER PfA, 1:30 p. m. Program. ''Begirming l:tKtrts" by Jack Duncan. Refreshments will be served by geattono lor taking · prize win- W>" 11 ~pares , '\ . "1 ' ,. it~ Just how deep . Is !h' welt of -~~~ Income Uncle Slni draws oo eviiff'J"iiar at ' this time? llcro~ the hall-trilliOtMioUar · rt\ark lor the fir~ umela the Jut acc:ouiJt- ·, I . .. 72 . . . returns · . "'h. . · ., ·:• · ·· ,.) .' r ·• .,. ' ' tHe ;':'. One place to find virt11111ly any deparllllenl slore need . . . DAVIS· SHULER . And one card will do it all . .. yo11r Davis·Shuler Charge Card. Yes friends you can s~op both locations with one convenient card .. . The Davis·Shuler Main store or the Davis·Shuler Anner. Two convenient plans in one easy to use account a Davis·Shuler Flexible Charge account with option terms . Use it either as a straight 30 day account whereby you pay the balance in full each thirty days ; Or use your account as a Budget Charge whereby you make monthly payments oosed on your balance plus a service charge of 1~% of the previous month's balance . .. the plan preferred by young families , especially al peak buyinA periods. . for county-wide grange meet- ' Ing, GALLIPOLIS LEGION and Auxiliary ' 50th amlversary party, 6:30 p.m., at Legion Hall. Potluck BU_pper. P au 1 Miss Case.~ Middleport, l\llest speoker. · -~nderil-!1 THUR!IIAY , OPEN GATE Garden Club, , Mrs. Robert Roae, 7:30 p.m. · Mrs. Arlene Rcush wtu pre- --am. ' .............. ........ WAYSIDE GARPEN CWB will meet at !lit I<Jpr Creek Hilh Sebool, 7:S0 p,m,, Baxter AJc .. era, ' voational agriculture teacher wtjlftpeak. ' s.l695 , . :. STORE HOURS Monday 9:30-5 Tuesday 9:30-S · Wednesday 9:30-5 1 Thursday 9:30-12 Friday 9:30-8 Saturday 9:30-5 ' Air Foree Medal 1 Date Homo Address ow Lon1 \. Awarded Se~t '· . P'f, .'.' ... ..... . ·, ' \. ,, ., ' . 1t ... . ,' •' • •••.111 fin. STORES" If you would like to join the many happy Davis..Shuler Charee-A·Piate customers mail coupon to DAVIS.SHULER Credit Department, Box71, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. ......................................., , ' '' ,. Zl~ YOUR DAVIS-SHULER CHARGE CARD IS THE KEY TO ONE STOP SHOPPING CONVENIENCE meeting at 7:30 p.m. All ol!l- ' ... ONE CARD TO DO IT ALLI WEIJNEiiJAY .PIWI .tp. Oy . lll.formaticiq ' )II',Jinalt6dJ~] : '· "' . .... . • • 'I PHONE 446 · 0796 "ONE OF OHIO'S Tassels Mothers Club will be guests. I~ ·_medleiia.e: ;fadJ~~ . are' Usell ,t<i.' ' AN NIX 48 8TATII 8TIIIEI:T PROGRESSIVE Mothers League, with Mrs, R. William Jenkins, 8 _p.m. Toddlers to dla~ ·~treat betWeen.llir,e'IIJd foui<, '{. I {. • •~ ' YMCA II SPRINGFIE!ll GRANGE p o thick supper, 6!30 p.m. regular ' ', ~· · cers please attend lo practice . billty and a·tough ,Pf'!'~rialruCII"!':I!J•'1l'.! ' al ~ by combining, c~ """ - lie. A)riong the ste<;ts :~of··~··ob!C\ ,-., ,. llel!"'h 'U!O tiny en s;·.mat ;an, lit lin: ' plantel!.lll the )>ody ~t I'Nr;t~· ,. : I~ iJ ~~;'lnilll ~l<lh~ ,11~·· , ':<" ,. ~, ' T. Q>ling, I p.m. Mrs, Arthur .. ... mUlloil pall• , ,year. ()t!Jer'a(lpliCatlonl!, include·~·. s~ace program, cpnaervaUon.· · · ol natural reeourees, ei)Vlronm~lthll poilu- , lion'1ftonltorii\g a!ld eritne · ~~lil!D· . " . · ll!l(:eqt.deve!Ppmenlll!!"dl !If' the ·AEC . . Include a system. whlcb :aJiin!s be~r.· • 412 • 414 SECOND AVII:HUE • liiALLIPOC.Ia, OHICI· Espenscheld, hostess. .. I RIVERSIDE STUDY CLUB will l• Wider ftorizo~$, Thanks :to.~~ ,. ;;· ·· . ' meet at the home of Mrs. M, 1 r· ~~ ..... ·~~ PT, PLEASANT- Mrs. Flor- tional President or the American Legion Auxiliary. who·told about her visit to National Jewish Hospital in Denver and how much the children patiuts there appreciated the Eight and Forty. Mr.s. James Collins, National Scholarship Chairman of Eight ~o~u ani Forty, told about scholar.. =~~~a;r.TTuu' shi.Ps available to nurses who wish to specialize in work with tuberculosis or cystic fibrosis patients. Mrs, OWen Gleason, National Child Welfare Chairman, Eight and Forty spoke o! overall Child your diaii'!Glld a stylish new setting, if.. Welfare program. exp8flsively Come in and see Mr, August Simmons, Director these modern styles .. designed ot the Cystic Fibrosis Foundato.!"ake vo~r gem loo.larger, lovelier. tion of Columbus spoke and showed slides on treatment and ~cognition of Cystic fibrosis m children. A The next meetl~ or the Salon • · Church Tuesday evening at 1;~ ted by Misa Wonderful in three gJoriQUaly buff summer opening•. !P.aforlbi, • ' , '"'i~ · WSCS Meeting by Mabel Brown. llooored guests at the meeting were Mrs. Arthur Hanell of California, Na- T'WNEY JEWELERS 30 p.m. ~~ -moftof~ . ...:..Oj,~ · ' "'-'•« Suodou ""'&UDJ -~· Mrs. Allen is Hostess For . ~lver. Mbs MeiiX\v June Shahan, a ence R. Allen, Pt. Pleasant, was junior at Gallia Academy, was the hOstess for tbe February a parUclpaait in four divisions meeting of the Women's Soclecl. the amual music competi- 1;y of Christian Service or the Uon at Athens on March 1. Com- Fairhaven U n 1 ted Methodist peting 1n voice, ensemble, bas. Clllrch Thursday. Mrs. John Raike was t h e soon and plano, she woo medleader for the evening. ''Beau. als In an. . Class- A selecdons perform- titul Garden of Prayer" was the ed were: "Romance" from the OJ)ening song. The song was ColSecond Bassoon Concerto in B lowed by prayer by Mrs. GuFlat Major by Mozart, "So n g net SWain. Roll call was answer. Without Words," Opus 19, No. ed by scripture relating to pray. 3 (Hunting Song) by Mendelssohn er. Miss Evelyn Rothgeb read for piano~ and HLet A.ll M.Y Life seri,pture !rom James, Chapter will be h~id at the home or JenBe Music" by ~ross for Mezzo. 5. Two poems, "The Secret,.. nie Well 1n Pomeroy, April 10, 422 hconcl Ave. &>prano, Gallipolis, O~io Her Instructors are .Mercedes and ·"Omissions., were read by as the regular meating night Condon of Pomeroy, Bradford Amsbary. An Gus inspiring talk on ., A SimDeVos of Huntlngtm, A. K. Suit- Mrs, er and Anne Fischer Wbowasher ple Candlelight &J.pper," taken accompanist at Athens, from Dr, S. Roger Tyler's writ~ LADIES BEAUTIFUL Melody, who is organist and ings was presented by Mrs. Dessoloist at the French City Bap- ole Holcomb. This talk dealt tist Church, has been selected with the last supper Jesus had to sing at the Southern &ptist with flls disciples before flls Youth Rally at Waverly on March cructrblon. All the Newest Spring The groop had a Bible study 22. ~e has composed a hymn Styles, in Pastels and based on Isaiah 6:8 tor per- on the 13th chapter o( Romans. White formance at that service. .91e Benedictioo was given by Bes1Yill a_ppear In recital in Pomeroy sie Utchfield. Forty-lour sick in the late sprlogi the date will calls were n.oported and rerreshbe annoonced later. ments were served to 1.2 mem. bers and tbree guests. Guests In 1003. Andrew Ca.rnegit> were Mrs. Maude Mallette, Mrs. donated $1.5 million for the Garnet Swain and Mrs. Dessie building of the Hagutf Peace Department Store Gallipolis Hot comb. Palace ln the Netherlands. GALLIA COUNTY Methodi S1 Men's Brotherhood will meet at Rio Grande Methodist he'1.1lkeJy ta try It IJIDIRH • , .:.I ta ,a·!NU• ,. lu}OWn fact that the .!'Pfld'l belt ~ are men" Evalha Berkeley of Nevada, Ohio is il candidate for L'Aumonler. A reportolllepartemental Pou-. voir held Sunday, . March 2 was Melody Shahan Selected to Sing cit\·Rally wiiJ meet at the home of Mrs. Earl Neff, 7:30p.m. Fashion's new "bare look'". interpre- Uuers announcing candidate~t tor l>eparLementale offices were r.ead. Haze) Stelle! o( Canton is a candidate tor (.'haJ)eau Dr3Jarte... mental, Irene Meir ot sebri..-, candidate tor I/ ArchJriste and Colllty and had sent cards aOO lilts 10 six chUdren, patients in National Jewish Hospital in Denver, RIO GRANDE La,ymen Organlzatlon will meet at the Rio Gronde Methodiot Church 7:30. FRENCH CITY Garden Club 8trippedCZJowfi Jore,Actiofl . with TB testlogprQgi'IJ!IIn Meigs '·: the hlll'ne cit Mrs: wiiii8JiiJei>- ' · · klns , 2•• •· · · g · p. m... ' ·n• ·F"1rs't f\\'e., Kenneth Morgan will speak on White th~, chJld:ren there. ' n!E ,\IPQil'-EiiS .XO..Jass., .. ' •, '· Mothetr1s f.algue'Wfll 1rRetat & lite the .way_-,biJ·wife No. 612, Eight and Forty was ' held at the home of Ines Marchi, Thursd~y e\lening. La Petit Chaopeau Erma Smith pre1:11dod, usl~ the regular opening form. The Child Welfare Chairman , reported that she IJad worked 1 Darnbrough's TU~DAY Black !I'" More for U.S ... and: UtS- died at the early age or 28, at- ~~~. civil rl~ts leaders b!III~·6Jt~' the Idea of ''black cipl~~m"1· · ~ 'n GALLIPOLL~ $299 second grade mothers. more men than women. But wblle men usually stick to the tecbnlctil upecq of hbme economics, part of the trenll· stems from the influenCe of &freer world with men and women sh8ripg resllOnslbilltles, acconiiDC' to Dr. GeorJI& . Halstead, chairman of the departp)ent. TodaY .mQre women than ever .are w.~kin& outside the 11ome and lbelr husbandlljoften .. aSiunte-some of the hot\SOllqld ~.. "Vou'd be llurpri~. at the ~number of :· , lilea .who .pre~ s~ breakfast fAir • their·families· ' abe' says 'FOclills ~~teem- • ing'i.Jnan's '*'orld. If . .y'i mill doem't AI one university, tine such battlegrOUIId Is the h.ome economics department. Bowling Green (Ohio) State University Ia nperle:~~~ an Increase in the number of men g borne economics courses and even has one otudent.-a :1110-poUIId tackle on the football team-majoring in tile subject. . · Home ec, of cour10, is not the bake-a· cake, sew-<~n-but)ons busineas It once WIIB. Modern home ec courses fit Into the re· qulrements for certain other majoro. Nutrllionlats are often biochemists. The fields of family and child development reach Into areas of psychology and Involve ce degree work, ntests will be 8wan Creek Among them were Maria Mon- MethOiJ!it ·. ,Cburch !llOilSOred by phers are invited to attend. l'V1rs: lv1oi-c:hi For 40 'and' 8 IV1eeting SLEEVELESS SHELLS Jng to pra sented by .Mill T'ewriey at anopeil er photographs. tragedy, mixed with marital hapmeeting at 8 io.ni.; ThursdaY, All garden club members and piness. a.-. once consJdered "women's work." MONDAY CENTENARY GRANGE wUI meet at 7:3~p.m. Open meet. Flower Ph~iiJhy'-Willbe_pre· tures as well 811 artiBtic now~ tions, dJvorces, ~arly death and i!f4Wid that it smacks' of ~ ... oill~; pi!" ••· !held and would tel)ll -,to·.Pt_iiiettiat~ the · ghettos. : / ' the colllbiued ·a~sence of black . caplhllls~ pfoiJilaea to iiO no better. Until · mlnorltles develop ~· .capilaUatle lin· ~WI of their Olfll, they wlll.-'remaln beg· gars at the cates of equoUty. Turnabout io fair play in the battle of the sexes as in any other kind. If women can Invade fields once considered the dom... of men, men can counterattack In areas . Luci Joltlsm had wed while their father• were president of the , United &ales, and had theirtrou. "Effective nlng slides and -publlclcy pic. bles In marriaae, with separa- Tawney· :R.rog· ram Announced GAtLll'OLIS' '. - " . " wo:uld~be:.;H~ul:y~W~ee~k.~R~ef~r~es~h-~:::P:h:•:••:•:46.:1:6:15:·::• 9te said saven daughters before church socl.al rooms. Whose H~nd on ~kill~t? No one needs to be reii)inded that th1a Is the Atomic Age. We aomeUmes loreet, however, that the atom's effect on our lives involves more than the opectaculir release of energy in an explosion Ill' ill use as· the power aource In a submarine or electrical generating plant. · : Some 250 of Ule nation's largest ~orporatlons now employ radlolaotopeo-eleJMnll b'eate~ In reactors to give off tadiationIn their manufacturjnR l'fOC'Ises and an· tither 5,000 small companies alio use r~tioo techniques, says the Atomic EneriY ·Commlsli011 in a thick, 343-P&Re repqrt ,on research,anll development I~ th~s atea. Mrs. Ruby Boss&.rd, the speaker, was presented by the vicepresident, Mrs. Plymale, and she gave a very interesting _program · on t'Women In the WhiteHouse," ' - 1be tgojlar . , 1:he· Salon voted 1D oend .10 te meetiog ol Gallia County SaJon the 'hOspital lor !:;aster candy (or j .. WASHINGTON NOTEBOOK By NOEL GROVE ~ : . '' . .• .I �' pqt Qii:Iss ~~'?Is-letter · .Thir€1 .Pro··~' ...... Thre&{ll'GIIIled electrloalp'uga are a wei-• addition jo l h e SOJ!Ielb"'' a perfect combi..-tlort romes alo.ng. Renee _.ld d electrloal Ufel1. The Riehle lo juot that Sl1e Ia beautiful, with big bro!<n e~es rimmed DeWell J)rOil& • rp'(Undlng cue. wlth loog curled lashes, and besides that, ahe is mart. · will )le - l n g <Iii more and or course Cryatal 11 allUle )'OUfl' to enter a beautiful contest, IIIOfe spJIItances. · but if she dld, abe would surecy win. Cryatalls the tl~ two ·fOil"· old daughter' of Mr. and Mrl. CUI!ord Riehle, Lower River Rd. You would have to hear her cOUIII and apeU and recite to knoll' ASK TO WED how smort she Is. One thing lhough, ahe lo juot a little shy about GALLIPOLIS - 0ae couple Jlvl111 a~ k1ss01. A• 111)1 smart !Prl should be. li!IPiled for a llllll'rlage lloonse ON ONE OF THE ALMOST.si'RING afternoons we had last Satur<Iay tn the olllco or GaltJa week, 1 could hardcy keep fl'1lln atrolllnll down the Inviting dlago1111 count;v Probate ~ T h e J walks that cut across our marvelous city park. Had to keep DIY mtrd were: Charlo• E. Huber, D. 24, on bustniss and hurry on. When tbla Ume of year comes, I get spring Silver ijlrlngs, Md., Alr Force, and Pem Lou Brown, rever, 22, Gallipolis, teacher. GALLIPO!JT AN EARL TOPE was the ke~ 51>0lker at arecent meeting of decorators in North carolina. ntis was quite an honor for ooe of our smaU town bustnenmen. Earl is modest about himself, but not about our old French Clcy. He told the gl'O\Il gathJOHNSON ASSIGNED ered from all over the eastern part of the country about our Silver MASON- ArrnySergeaDIHOW· Bridge and about OW' progress. Who knows, maybe we'll become ard o. JoiiiSilll, 20, am d Mr. famous. and Mrs. Eugene E. Jolmson, wes aaalgnod Jan. 22 to the CRAFTS NOTE - Mrs. Walker's poncho was nat a poncho, but 5th Infamy Division (Mocha1 "ruana." It was carded aOO woven llll dyed by natives of Columnfzed) near Qlanr Trl, Vietnam, bia s. A. The ruanas are interesting because tlley are more like a& a track commander. blankets thrown over a shouldfff than anything else. . u.s. IT WAS PURE PLEASURE tor me to get out of the office I couple of afternoons liSt week. As I drove down Third Ave. toward the Ohio Valley Bank, the bright, waving flag of our country and the brass eagle above it were silhouetted against the blue -white sky. The sight gave set my patriotic corpuscles buzzing, THERE WERE COMMENTS MADE !)lis week about proper pr<>cedure for guest speakers. You know if a person is a professicm.l, his time is valuable. It is very t.h~tless for a club to tie 141 more of I speaker's time than necessary, Maybe the business could be put after the speaker, or dispensed with. Also, J hope club members remember !9 say, 4 'Thank You," or even to wlte a little note. Moat of t,he time a small .(Ut is in order. Now Goodness me, I'm oot thinki~ of any specific lnclclent In one column I wrote on a related topic in a general way 1111 BmteOil8 took it personaUy. Please don't, anyone. I'm just thinking it is good to be rem:lll:led once in a whUe of the things we shoub;J do, and s<metimes neslect. Classes at grade schools are among the nicest grtq)s to I!IPeak to. It is very rewardint to receive 25 or 30 "thank you' a" written by small hands curled around big pencils. E .. - . curreall. , · . . p.tn., ..,_.., 1M and , ;.. Neal Clod<, .. but I"JUf reeepta. . .....;.....• ..., at tho homo of . II clea ' •· . " . ·''·IIMI!ool ve places fm ooiJ two, .ii.lf"J);j,lill tor Jliol .loit Tope, . 1 ~ - !lie ilillilhtor be abje 1o .....,.. li!IPIIatlce• - . An " ' - "· E. ':im.. eel.. ·· , If you don't lalow whether your house is grounded or not, It 11 oPen church will be observe<l. Miss Roclerlck was -eel with a .m!JceUIIIOOUs shower by Mrs. Vaught Smltb, !lisa Cln<IY Smith and Mrs. Artlm' R, FlemIng "' February 13' Mrs. Artlm' Dambrougb and Mrs. Gary Brown entertained 111oa Roderick at • bnmch. on March 5. late Jsmea T. Tootle. A lWI<heon cor the bride-eJect The wedding will be an event 8 of Salu~, March 15, at 4:30 by Mrs. p.m. at St. Louis CatlloUc Mrs. John L. COrnett and Mrs, Church In Gallipolis. A ......,_ R, WOllam Jenkins will honor tlon will follow at the chur~h. Wedding .T..slc will begin at Miss m ~ch 10. 1 WNl TEASED A UTILE about my mention laat Sunday of the 4 p.m. and Ule gracious custom shower olectrlc pencil ahlrJ)enor. I goe11 I am !Blve, but thi111s like that, now oJIIO(fonees "/Jl.~·~;.!I!!JIIs, realcy ,\l!'root me. To I quote a wnlf~ ~ ro~i ii'OUiliil'i Jack Matlh&Ws, "Allllllngs are grtst tor a writer~• J!lilL '' ::·!'~~ . 1 contlnoally try to mllie that atotement true. :,-~-~.:..March i'll Webller, ,,...,, lloneld Warehlme, Mrs. Evan fl¥male, Mro; Emerson Evans, Mr1. Rex Me .. _ Cormick, Mro. Earl E. Tope and lllsseB PonY and LlhtQo Tope. Sending sills were Mrs. Edam Edgington, Mro. llarr7 Rlcbudam, Mrs. Marlin Kerao. Mr1. Ruooell Sorntt, Mro. L o r e n Thomas, Mra. Karl.llstiee, Mra. Eltavaun Mallllewo, Mrl. Jo1m O'Del~ Mrs. !larry Millo, Mia. Vauglln Glaosburn, andMrL Lor· ry Evano. • -~- ; '',,1 )'' \:-~ _f ; . ~ I> , t. '' :~.r~~.~'", ~ 1 t port 1o Rio Grande and the Rod· 110¥ Charp nine II\Oittho &IJ>, I eame to manage the dl!rcll camp. lit J ,I ' \ A en~ ot Aaboll')' Coiloge and Hamma DMnlcy School, he wao converted In 195f at Ule qe of 11. He smiled and added, "It a ebureh eaq,." The ever recurring problamof unreit among our j'QIJig - l e .._.eel a loslcll choice Cot',.Y 1st or 50th 1111111 cp~oUm. and search for the~~ God's · purpose In· their lndlvlcllal live~ ... Rev. Willlama seemed a man who had searched, and found the truth lor himself. Ile answered each probing questton, and there were nilll)l, with ·candor and dlrec~a;s. ~ • !left, reabzing I hed come for a story ,·otl, # trip to "Halt!, Land or· C<ilti'asls,.. and hed oome away with the story of a · ''It 11 a real pr11blem, I am 32 years old and I !eel a dlatanco -..ntlll'oell and tllose!nthelr Dudley's Florist YARC Pion$ Future Activities 28'1." ' ' .. MIDDLEPORT OR t. · GALUPOIJS- ThO newcy or· - palsed Ywth AIIGI:l!ltlon fDr Retarded · Chlldreo, Gablpolla, MW hal a total of 30.melilbers and 11 otill.....Winc. SuSlll 'IL I l'l I t•i v~J&» .#Jon ;l'r .n•lliill ~ lf 'f.' f~li)'l .I ~ ~~ ~~~ )i7! . ' Stores lOa. -7p.m. ' u.s. K - lrallil Froth o.t. •....... luft ........., Com Beef Briskets . •. . . . .. 79e SmokedHam .............. 5.5e I young ihan who relates the comfortable values or yesterdays to the queatlona thAt unsettle our to. days. the ''Joseph Kelmedy Flame whlle they· work at the G.S.l or Hope" candles, which wlll be Thursdi.Y night llle members li'rlVll1! ooon. were conducted on a tour ofthe · A dince and a beke sale wUI G.S.l Thw ·were a,hown some be held In the near future. Mom- w~o cottageo !n order to , discussed tlolpr:l"" tlbU!arlze themselves with the 'pro Ct..i: places tlwy will work. BJ»Moore and pamphlet , re~· and Mrs. E. V, Clark& .tea tl.e'.r througfqit the C tt.v. • tour. r; .~ , Markley ·distributed .II>The next meeting wUl be. hold pl!catlone to the members March· 11, at 1p.m. at the Eplsv.luilteer work at the Gallipolis <OJ!el Church. All Interested per. .Slota Institute and suggestion sons are Invited. sheets for uHow I vol~rmay help a patlent." Du . ' Member• dlacussed future or· • • lentation pJans. They must have c-eted fiw ~~ of services vlnl: 1nd .PO.Y notional duea before they ~alii polls beme oltlcW merilbers d the PomeroJ National Yoeth Association for Middleport, IIIIo l!etorded Children. Tho duea have been paid from and the profit of tlielr last cia~• ~ . 'Mason Co., W. Va. Donuts Lowfat ilk 12-ct. pkg. •"'! 1 ·costs Gallipolis, Ohio lb. ot I ., • , •. .., • ·ror· Springtime Teo is 5~~~~~ llli4 ·At Roderick Home p_,-..,;· i i " ---.. "I 8f's florist GALL!POIJS - The N•wcomer'a Club Ia planllov • ~rtng. time Tea to be h~ In lite hlatorlcal hilme d Dr. and Mia. E..- Roderick, 11 Court St. March 13 tram. 1 ·lo• 4 p.m. s,.. AU newc1011en to the uea ore Invited to attand the.tea and tour the 1oveJ¥ restOred reoldeDee. Ra..tvatlooa may be made by caDins Mra. Miles Epilog. chair· man, 4411-1516 or Mrs. Richard SWann, preoldant, ·441-4651. members are wor~ on their bours. Members plan to hoose hl_gh school and coUOge students who are coming from Alhen~ . ' . DIAL ol46-1777 or 992·5560 . · " ·· •rwn • IF Ji ''' · '" n ,, ···u; .... ~-· -· 1 Duz . ................. -••. . . ......;.,.., 99e Wheat Bread-----···--· · 't:' 25e Dlttltlld c.-,Ha- Bonus ...................~.... 99e Longhorn Cheese ........ . 69e I; ..... • l'!lllllury ., lallanl Tissue ·------------' IXTR.t. TOP YAI.UI I T - WITII eciUPOII 50 AND PURCHASE 01' Ill Ul.. KIIOGIR ICI CRIIAM - Biseuits ------------ 12 ...... s.c.n. All v....... Dinners -- .. _ _... -- ........ -.. .... 99e . . ... ' t~ .... 69e I ) : GALLIPOuS ·- tho ,Gabla . CCIIIIJ, Juodor .......... 4'fl Clttb met March t at the Grace .1 Vnltad liethodl1t Chureh Ste.., Needs prealdlltfl. II IIXTRA TOP YAI.UI ITAMPI wfth ................... .. ,.w.· '. 1 Ill GaL K - .. Jack Frland, COIIIIlJ f,ff qeilt, ICI CRIAM w - t:otp. S/li/. ·~ ··· - to ,attend the j, .. ~•.March tt, ~ , )5 Ill the Olilo Unlfttllll;ji ·!DO. . . Athotti, . ··. ••- . IHIQIT 2-lb. bag ·• · NJ~ f,ff f.oll ealeltdara were . • A p....,..m wa1 Easter ••• to focus attention on lhe real weman In you. And so, FOR A liMITED TIME ONLY! we present coats and castumu p~rchn~ look you~ went ta own, ••. to enjoy. - ' Store Hton Mon. T..1. Wool. Sot. ', . hll 5 1• 11'" O..ntilly "'ll!i l lle nc"'"i dt'RJ• ill ottrlln1 Tloi.r.-9• n - ·11 ~ i l)" todlof l'rl.-9•8 PM DAVIES ·JEWELERS . . Gallipolis; Ohio • ~ -. ~ ' '~ ~· ,. ' • '• • .. '· ,.~ ro, ' .i .~ • '\jl. · Pre1~ Chur<:h1· -kll1! ~ ·ll&!llna a dloculllaft 011'"11>• • • • ' ' •" . ;! ' . tir-Rae!IIIW'rlitft" • ·,, . ,. II IXTU TION· .... 6t,.,.... tiN' ...... . wltit !No.' - _ YAI.UI ITAMN ....... · - " lUCID - 1 0 Ellp. S/W• ', ..... "' Sweet Corn ____________ 5 For49~ . l'wY- ~ I · . Miehigan Peat---------------···:: of lhe soft, femlnln' ...... ~-·""'"' """ ~1• ' gt, ., , .. hats and handlaags ,and ynur .:nmpW!I< ..,..,"" a !"!ad- l!eV. Glln Huab!llt of tile ... !l '' .CI~b Met MO'r;h,~~~~ . ., • I74L ' ,.rico& to tlllo Oil aro -.,., -._ T-., Wool., ONLY Ito all K_. Junior Leadership . iliOSt dashing way to deal wHh CHANTILLY I . When 1 asked his opinion about a recent experience of being In a BJ'OUP rA young peaple who Mmecl to exlat behlnd closed IU'el, he ealcl, "These children are u.e p~ct of parents Jbak. en to their tredltlonal rooto by the llberollsm lollowlng WW U." , ••it wa•·a time when establish.. eel values were queatloned. Those 'IIIIo hadn't found answers, bore children who today are stlllaeeklng tllose same elullve anawero. 4 "fheae yoongpeople see Clearcy and ....t be sl•en more than &mday.momlns religion. ~ must bo laugh! to weigh the facti Send Her Gorpous Flow•s On Your A 1 nn versarJ fashion adopts lhis season Is ............. Ground Beef ,. ' subtle approach to dressing that ·- .& Kr~er waslnJolm lf )'UU'•• >~• •tr n1 roo• omh nc. ~~";,lilt ido!al tilllll! to Freah • Ward, Mrs. Mary Fultm, John Sang, and Mrs. Sally OrebauQ!I. SAVE 25o/o on KROOIR I'RIMIUM QUALITY ·Pomeroy CHESHIRE - For their class Osbourne's Look Back In Anger. the aenlors of Klcer Creek or the ~r Creek production, Hilb Sc:hool have selected 110ur Roark states, 44lt's a very f'wmY Heartl Were YCU\1 and GQ",'' a play performed by a very comlllree..ct c:omedy by Jean Kerr petent ca5l. The enthuolasm Is balled on Ule book by Comella astounding." Olio Sldmer and Enilll' Klmstage deslgna and decorations broui!l. are being developed by M r s. The pi~ depicts the escapades Sarah Moshier 1 art teacher at of two teonaao glrlo tryiDg to Kyger Creek, and her senior ·:~ JI'OVI how 14mature and eoamo- art class. p)Utan'' they can be on an exSeniors participating In the dUng trip to Fr11100. Tho play play are Peggy smith, Carol DanJa to be presented March 28 l-»s, Bob Freeman, Drema Henand 29. son, Ken Buckley, Jackie C u rEdward Roark, a senior at Rio nutte, Barbra Saunders, Esther Grande College llllliorlng In Chapman, &le Grimm, Marsha ~. will direct. Roark, who Rodgers, Earl .Thomas, Damy Ia preoently teechlltg at Buckley, John Hughes, Mar~ Klcer Creel< IHQ!I Sdlool, vol- saint, Ronnie Qlillen, and Brenlllleered to direct Ule play. He da Janey. Karen ~amblin is stubal directed several plays at dent director. Rio Grande COllege, such aa Faculty members sponaoring The Fantaatlcks, Tiger at the the senior cJass are Forrest In commemoration of its 75th year I Gallipolis pl~, Gllel, and ~- In t h e Grasa. Roark'• last appearance , . ' Roderlek;·~w~lth~a~lunc~be<ll~ · ~~;G;A;LL;l:P:OL:I:S,:O.~~ 326 Second Avenue D--_.-, ., ' .. .. · J Seniors Work on Play v.- ........ CWy K,.,. "- T• s.u; .. F..... '"bill, U.S.D.A. Cllolco T-oy ..._ . - · :::::c .· '.. '· ··• Final plans of are being 811001lneed for . t b e marriage of Miss !lillie Jayne Roderick, daughter d Mr. and Mrs. Rlchud C. Roderick, flal. I!day Helglta, Gallljiolla, to Mr, Tallie Russell Tootle: Mr, Tootle to the aon of Mrs.·Grace Tootle of San Antonio, Tex., and tile . • tklill live adapter·ls avabablo II ' .,d of Mr Mllr81iceor- · hardware llllireo1 11 will at ln!9. rid ll. ,..... recoplaCI••"" • ......,..,.. . ~ 'liere "Mrl. Hoyt data the throe Jll"l!!ll. ,, • . Mra Ellulleth Cloud, Attacllecl tO thO ,adejltar Ja I . MrL ~ W0:' Ray ;; short "pig-tall" wire. To tll"lund ~. Mra. Cl~ Evflu, Mi'J, the appllauco 11de.wlre mUll b, Jallios DauiU', Mrs.llarDidll'loofutened -io the faCe plata scm,r .. Mr& Keith 'l'lloln.u, Mrli. . m tile outlot 00,.:• II ~ screw st.aritq Wood, Mil, RI.Ymot!d or taee plata II motel and tile lltelflon; Mr1. Harold; WeiDr, tDtal hooae ~118111 11 ......,....., MrL r.cJ Edelblule, Mr,. T, ·A. U10 adapter 1'1111 do the UlO\f Job Thomu, Mrl. Jlelbo: llteotl; until new .....,....los are)natall- Mrs. Harold Dlllq, Mro •. Jlor.· Millie Jayne Roderick Completes Wedding Plans GALLIPOLIS - ·:J"ope u.-.; ~IThe • hclloi'eo' 10 u.o of :M; ~lid �•• d.\'·. \ """"':.,,:.:,___,.r ~·· '· - .....-"" ·: ,.. . ,it Daughter Born·"'&t · ~~.W~;IX:'I,~~;y,.w.?;, .,.,_,. "'""' . Feb~v.arf 25th ~ • AI:;;;; . ht ~~ . ·, fs LJis:EV:ss~ ~- \ Oll ' ;!., .. ' .>·,%' ·~~~:=:,.~~ • VIctor Gaul has hadl; :,otho,r ~'=""'odoo ~ his :v-- with Sha!terpraor .G..u ·C..P. .or DotroiL . tory auditor, a Job whk:h wu! keep him tra>Ol!Jig !he alrnys rr..n 0110 part of the coontry to another. · He'D be workiJW tlrat in ooe and then another of the 56 brancll. om.ce& of ShatterprooL Last week he was In Otarlotte, 'N. c., he• 1 now in St. Louis, am tomorrow will leave tor Memphis wbere hf will spelll a week before returning to Detroit. Victor is the son of Mr. an4 Mrs. J, M. Gaul, Pomeray, Rt. 3, alii graduated from Eastern High School and tho Sootbern Ohio Business COllege in Clnclnnati. If~ la married and las 1 ~on 1 VIetor J who will be three in June. The family Uvea tt Wayne, MJ. ch. ' · r. Mr. ' maqy. 1 The tft'o jetted there Thursdly, ioiJW from Coh.unbus to New York oro on to Germai\Y. Airman Smith Ia slalloood at the Slmbach ' ,.· ·./" .. ',·, month. Senior Til AT CERTAIN FEELING OF BECOMING a grandm-r ffD' the Rrst time has struck Jackie Reed ol Bradbury in double 1 ' MIDDLEPORT - . MR AND MRS. JO..iEpH LISHare.,. nounel!W the marriage of ~lr daughter, 1JoQna Rae, to Mr. Joseph Robert WUoon, son or Mr. and Mre. Joe E. Wllol>ll, Middleport. The new Mro. Wilson Is a 1968 graduate of Wallarna High Sjohool. Mr. WUoon, a 1964 graduate of MlcWeport High Scho6I, recentl,y cooq>leted a tour of duty with the u. s, Heart COI.st G1mrd stationed at Memphis, Tem. 1He is preseltly em. p!oyed •.• the Foote Mineral Co. The newlyweds are tempor. arlly rea1dlng In Mason, W. VL ' . I .... ~ or~"::~~':"'..::;: . I .. .,.. ...,· ' I •. I ' ' I • •' •., ' I . .. , ' ·'·• IWbOrt"S18SOII l!obert Burnem ol .Ra<lne are the grandparents, Mro. Hellrl' Beac;h or Bradbury· I• 1 great- r,;dno Qf.Mra. Ralph Webb. • ut..l tocotitletllra."~ ·, FI-r ll'fliJ~nl.l•a• 1 wuco.r; 992-5187 01'' Mrs. JudY. ·' oi! ot tho meet!" "'Jlrli .... Miller at M!Uer lltoo., '1.t2->'' lno .Phil~ and Mr;. . ...." $0%t Cli'pOlpr olao ,· !Ira. Wtlblo ted !i.e !lPitl• - w.E,:z_;d®$W:.U:r:.,>X d· ~~~ Y' Y~ w., •-•1& · ~f. -=~·~~:·~ , : 'Ilia ' · ·T'61! ·<oil! ·,by Mi!d!W tliilr . , _ l.. lret ,._. ~ . . .' The •xt . mootl~W WW bo iliM , ' llOMEROY - The Edllf liaokmobile scheo!ule: . '. · . MONDAY Pqotown, 3 • 3:30 p.lll. llarHSOIIvU!e,,4 • 6 p.m. Wolf Pen, 8:30 - 7:30 p.m. Enterprloe, ..8- 8:45p.m. TUESDAY Sootbern, 9 - 3 p.m. Racine (Wagner's), 3:15- 3:45 p.m. !Iorden'• (Syracuoel, 4 - 4:30 p.m. Rizer' a (Syracuse), 4:45 - 6 p. and JOn, iiloatat.e, Were -wa.uday p.eota of Mr. and Mro. C. ~other. It tho home Mrs. Cax.'tlllt H. Wise, WaveriJ'. ,. rrlth · Mrs. PhUoon ·to p r - ·a • . Mrs. BeiO'.IiowaU w 'Edwai<l plllor on flower ................. Temg,loton ...... reeeGI vllltora Rofreslmtents rrere futnllbod ~ pareilja, Mr. · flld Mrs. by lira. Grella Slml)aon. · Lee JobnJI!lll or RactM. Mr. Jol!nis aon, homo aflor being holpltallzed, remalna oerlouly ill. SYRACOSE - "A Co If • 0 Funeral Services Break Roun<llp" and a okatlnl Rummage·Sale . pariJ was dlacusaecl by the Trl· Coun\Y C. 8, Radio Club Feb.27. Graee llohlnger and Famle POMEROY - Funeni 801'vi.,. , SYRACUSE~ TheGulcllngStor Kearils were named to !he akat- m. Forest Run, 6:15 - 7 p.m. eo ror Mro. Harold 1111nm w11o Council 124, Daushtera ol Arnot- ing party " ancl l'<lOIIWp commitMinersville, 7:15 - 8:30 p.m. died on Feb. 28 were c,...eted lea \net February 27 and a rum- tee. Monday at PiUoburgll, Pa. Refreahlllents WfD't oorved to THURSDAY mage oalo In 'the liOil' lldure Mro. llamm Is llll'\'lved was dlacuaaed. At the Ilardi 13 Mr. and Mro. Fr.-k Ol!lakor, ' Eaatern, 9 - 11 Lm. husband, a former Melia c-, Mary arid Pililllp,Famle.K..,.s, 1'1\1pero Plalna, 12 - 2 p.m. meetln~ an auetlon Wlil be held. \Y reoldent, oro 1 dauchtor, piiiMr. and Mra. Raymond Work· Altred, 2:15 - 2:30 p.m. Each member Ia lllked • bring IY· Going for Ule aenicn were oomathlng green In Observanee mu, Mr. and Mrs. BrOoks Ed:"· BurUngham, 3 - 3:30p.m.. Mrs. J. E. Thorne, Mlneravlllo; Arnold's, 3:45 • 4 p.m. ol st. Patrick'• Day, worth 25 rrardo, daughter Shlrlfl' and 81ole DUlin, Ralph Bose, Mr. and New street, 4:30 - 1:45 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. '~'horne, Jr., cents or more. . , HAPPINESS FOR ,MRS. C. M. HENNESY Ia hl:vl11111n orRutland (Main), 5 - 6:30 p.m. Minersville, Mrs. ThOI"De c:.x,. Pre80111 were lleili\Y Florence Mro, JUniDr llololnger, sonoBracl kill..In her home. Rotired after more than a hall-century of Sllwr Ron, 7 - 7:30p.m. ' ter111 or Logan, oro M. set. and Potta, Either Harden, Marpr- oro Paul, Uoo Manuel and son, p!Qial fD'gan at Heat!) Methodiot Church, Mrs. Hermeoy gets Bndbur)' Radio stat., 7:45 - Mrs. Thorne M. Cotterill o!Ten81 CottrW, Thelma Grueeer, Jan. Billie, Mr. and Mrs. Dougllemsnesaee. · houra of eldOYment rrom playing at home ror her orrn enterleo Lawaon, Ada Slack, L e o,J a lfl', Ham CU~~n~Qlam, Rlehard lli"'l'"nt. . Enoch, Jean Hall, Edith 11ooc1, Duekworlh and Mra. A91e• White. Mro. Clark, 8Dd M)ola Hudoon. ThO next meeting will be Thurs· dllv, March IS. byterlan Clllrcb,butnowjuatfllla Mra. Julian Motlfl' (Catherine) both reolcle Ill CaWornlL M r a. In at one ollirch, then amtber. The ot!'Or two' daughters, Mrs. H0111eay hao four 8randaoos and Lawrence VIvian (MeU8Sa) and orie granddallll>ter. IT'S ECONOMICAL TO SERVE AT Care ea. Mrs. Thompsc;w1 was one of HOME. BUY IT BY THE BOX, BUCKET the 1968 wtotandlng gardeners OR BARREL AT MRS. KING HOME • POMEROY - Mro. Robert • or Regloo D, Ohio Aoaoclalion POMEROY - Mro. Kenny (DIThompaoo of the Wllllq Trill of Garden Clubs, ana) King, Pomeroy, has returft. & Garden Club will speakonWMPO Her talk Is another bt 1 aer· eel home from Holzer Medical Center, w~ere she was a aurgi· Radio at 9:15 Lm. Mondly on leo of programs by Melp Counp!antlng and aprlng care of roo- II' garden elub members. cal patient. ' ot Held on Monday Kentuck4 fried Ckick€11 Aired Topic Will Be on Rose . l.' <;;.: .~ .• ,.,_,. '''·'· 1f. "'her ... .. '' the bow! llllil ..Mro. is Discussed by Unit 'l . ·' apd ' I I" •vi ' . ~ it's ·beauty Fund ' !i,'lblltl41&ll ~ 801 EVANS STEAl HOUSE 108 EVANS DIIVE·IN .. .; ".~·. ' (· "• . ; i • f, , . Pl:al ' ' I 'I '' I. ' l 'I 1 Showing A Portion OfOwr Large Appliance Dept. ' ~ t .' ~tth ~Gotlf Health, • by Mrs. ' Country,'' a descriptive story of land around Uke Placid, Lake George and Saramac, N. Y. which she described as a book as having no plot at aU but . essence, a diary, a prden' tn lng book, and a cook book. She said Miss Hersey's phUosophy oC lite was to enjoy every miDmecca for sportsmen. 1be A(Hrorxlacks, IJlareaonce ute, every occasion and every frequented by the raohlonsble .... encounter from day to da.Y. In response to roll eaD members named a New EnglaM au.thor. Mrs. James Euler presided ln the absence ot Mrs. Ther&-IIW SKOIIDUY TO BACKACHE& IUWI\miiiDIIIfiiiiTA1'1011 on JOOnson. In the peak year of 11146, thert: . were 729 American whating ships ,a t sea, accord· mg to !he Encyclopaedia ~ by Mra. Nellie Tracy. ! Games COIIIllctod by M r a. Al-1n.JEVE......Eif . '!; Thompson were"""by Mro. Allen FJ-ger oro· Mrs. Bo!Won. MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mra. Jamea E. Wilson of 2147 Sunset Avenue, Springfield•. Ohio, wlll celebrate their 5001 weddi~ anniversary on Sunday, March 16 with an open houae from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the home or their daughter, Mrs. Robert Turner, 2229 Sunset Avenue, Sprhwfleld. The WUaons were married at Gallipolis, March 15, 1919. Sbe Is the tor~ mer Marguerite Halley ot Bladen. The)' are the parent& or I· OTHER :·) STYLES TQ 1~.00 ' Mrs. Berthe Parker will be hostess for-the next meeting. AttendIng. besldeo thooe ll8llted were Mro. ~ames Gilmore oro Mrs. Emeot Powell. \Misons to Observ.e Anniversary ~ " OPEN FRIDA l!IICftT ... UNTIL 9:00 . ' ALSO OP;£11 Ai:L THURSDAY . '\ .·;· POMEROY MIDDLE OF UPPER BLOC.K ..,.. ..·. ··.·.· ,.............. .·.·.: ··: .....·.:-: ···. ··.· ···~ ~ '( \. SHOES .., '· 1 I li4 r;" .: ' •.• . ............, .............. . '' five children, Mra. Rober t W, Turner (Freeda), Mrs. Fennan 0, Jackoon (Thelma), Roy E. Wilson, aU of !VriQgfield; Garland E. Wilson of Mll.ton • Freewater, Oregon, and Mrs. Georp Double Oven, Eye-Level Gl..... E. Taylor (Jo Amll Qf Weotport, Connecticut. Their children ID1 rammeo, which Include 11 grandchlldr.n oro eight great. grandchildren, and their friend& will joln them for !he ceJ&. bra~ The WD•Dil' rrere reoldents of Middleport for aeveri! yearo as well ao Cheohlre alii Galli»ools. POMEROY - The IIWiual St. Patrick's Day dance of the Twin City Shrine Club wW be held from 9 p.m. to 1 Lm. next saturday, It the Melp JuniDr High School auditorium ln Pomeroy, Providing music will be !he Flve Salnta Orcheatra composed ·or Margaret .Neuman, ~-lano~, George Dallaa, tt'lllltiOir ,.'i>k~ Rosenbaum, clarinet; K'ermeth McElhi~, drums, and Ruuell Phi leo Co or TV Fine tunes •utometically, and North Gallia FFA locks it In I FJects Officers VINTON - . The North Gallla . F.F.A. ofllcera for the cmnl1111 year elected recentl,y are Gary PRICE STARTS McClaskey, president; Terry Stout,. J:!ce preoldent; Keith HOI, secretarYl Chester Ward, trellurerj Wry Camden, Sentinel, ~tS24 alii Paul Slinoon, reporter. Paul lllyeo Is S-nt Advisor alii Jorr In Color ' Maple veneers and matchin1 solids. antiqued finish. Philco Tunina: Eye with ACT. One 5" and one 6" Oval Speakers. l2 1,.(,"hi&h, 36"wide, 19'h"doep; 4"cup dloose Yours •Now In Roush, ban. Tlcketa are available at the New York Clothing Hwoo and The Farmero Bank alii Savlnp Co., in Pomeroy; Wagner' sHardware oro Brlnkero Jewelry and Wa}ch Repair In Rlclne, or tram Guy Guinther; Don Jollloon, Don ·WHITE - AVOCADO - COPPEITONE !Vireo. USED CARS POTTED PUNTS Abundant Supply On Display Now ..• Reali J Beautiful Du.ley' Florist MIDDLEPORT AND GALLIPOLIS, 0. 66 BUICK S~YLARK 2 Dr. Hard Top, auto • .,.~, , p, ~ P.B. Rdl!J ••d hooter. 'f!/W tlroo. Sharp. lownor. ,000 llllto ........................._ .........................$1795 ' ' ~· O'' 68 COMIT CAf'RI2 Dr. r.•rd Top, 6 cyl., auto. trwna. Radio find hooter, w/w 1 '""Like oow 4000 11lloa. . . f $2295 64 FojiD XL 2, ilr•. Herd Top, ..... """'·• ..cht . taots, : coatoll, ,..., sherlng, P.B., R&H, w/w tlroa, ~ "".1' l::lko oilol. ,_..,.... _ .. .,............... .... $1295 ·'j 66 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 Dr. H.T. 8 cyl., ~uto. ; lrono. P.S. P.B. II&H. w/w llroo. Shorp......... ,_$1595 1 ,, .7 .DQqClE GT •CoHV. 8 cyl., ouht. trano. P.S. P,B. ,_ ", IIJ,H.;W:- Hreo. $11arp. q.~o ownor; Law •110!1"· , .t· ,· ·'l'·. . . J149,5 · ,• . .611.1'~"MOIJ!Jii FIIJ!Y u· 4 Dr, Win; I cpl., '•"'''';:: i" :,•:!;.·~ ····~· ~/w tire,~' lbw .~Uoat!• ~~~ · J 1 ..,, . ,. 1).,.1 .11,_~ •~..' !}, otx:.?-4................................. ,s ••.: .'·~, , .. I . ,... ' •\ • •i ' ,. f7 ,fORD f~II.LA!!~ ~.T •..2Jir. H,T. 4-G-Jlll•l!tlfl ,.. \. ·~' to.!~ ~~~~ !'!'-• ........, ..,1•• .t.t, { , .·•. 61•OLID' .u2 2;Dr. Soda~. 1 0 • m•• n1iw..::..~3$1t;'j , ~ I a cpl., .~ . P.S, Rtdlt. o~ hoa.,, w/w 11~1, 101GD l,lkt... ' .. . " 'I . ' ,,. ·,~ '"("?'• <'' •1 • •C '· P"ESENTS NEW FEATURE ENTERTAINER · . ll•e Gas or lledrlc <• c. . ... ~· Miller, Walter Grueser or Don HOTEL.MARTIN 6634 lA Emporium- Tradijlonal DON LEEby ACCoRDION •••.!..,•.'~l),1;~·. . J;, Wliiht~ Baa; - AI W Y, MIDDLEP.OR1. 0~ Choose the One You've Always W11tetl .loll the •• Switch to a ' I •! ............ .. .. ....... . • Saints to Play Shrine Dance Britannica. . P.T.A.,'' by Mrs. Lou. Dlehl; "The Hearl/'~ Mrs. Karr, and another J '• /~' '' i ,; I . ·1 :r. Da~Matlc CO!"!d!W In bot!! ....... TWO ovens, two brollero, biQ and broU , In~ El~ctrlo clock llitb 4-hour tlmfD'.IIJoo-lewl, chrom-ed c.,.. ll'<ll center. WQ<k ourfaee lJiht. Tlbd "I,IIPIIance canvanie...O outlet. Reeea,.cl U~ top. calor - coded lnlllllto belt awltchea. Vp..qle woodlrlla ,accented con\1'01 ponol. J.,ltHCI' la!rer oftD door. Larp, ~li&llted ,own 'fl(th cM~me-lnmed "ieMiu'U''. wiftlooli. Two selklop oven racks lnoacb own. Larp~ ~ . atot._ ~ . ... . . ' WHILE WE HAJE THEM ON SALE! I !"' rr ~o~ J Allen FJeilln&o'r;""lfarper ~ailey trees. Mrs. Sauer described the •• I A I'OUJICI.robln card Will oipled for Mro. Clareooe 'Oirtla. It wao voted to Ol"'ier dish towels to be sold by the club members. , DB':otiona were taken trom Proverb a 17. The groop recited tbe Lord's PrlYfD' and sang • My WUd Irish Rooo. • Readiftls on tbe program wa ·r e ctety of New York, was defined by Mrs. French as meanine .a "beaver hunting groUnd". She said that the book has been selected as one of America's best ' '' . - , F!re~w!U Iiiio I Jltno}......, aD,IfiU'<h r~ · lf~:itr.. ; ~~~ ! • n White's book, .. The Adiron- . ' .. ' Ing. preaerud WeclnesdaJo night at a meetiJW or the MicWeport Literary Club held at tha home or about nature. Mrs. Nan Moore. Mrs. Harold sauer reviewed The reviews were a continua- "'The Shape of a Year" by Jean tion of the year's snxly on areas Hersey, a story of ConnSticut Qf the United statu Mrs. M. L. seasons, the evenirw: grosbeaks, French reviewed WUliam ChiP" the augarlng orr of the maple I ·.'._ RouncJup, Skopng Party Plann'ed ' recent hoapllallzatlon and plano were made for a white elephant aale to be hold at !he April mOot- . EYE ., A ·donation from Wyatt Radford ffD' uoe ai hoapltal OOJiip- . ment waa a~Jedged; M. r 1. Karr and Mro. I!ob Boweo thanked !he club mein!;era ror ·cards and flowero recelvecl~rlnglhelr Adirondack Country ~xtolled in Reviews NG . ,._ -doHy... ' '' 'J .· ~ Herman Warner WBI co-holteiL Mrs. AUen ~chln&er, v I c e preol-. preoldod. . · MRS. CORA WIGGINS OF POMEROY hod a blrthdiy laot weekher 85th. Coming til make the day a special occasloo tor Mrs. Wiggins were three of her graOOd&ughters am their tamllies, Mr. and Mro. Allen NOll aoo children oro Mr. oro Mrs. Bob Oa6gherty of COlumbus oro Mr. and Mrs. Jim Robey oro children Qf Iloyton. And Mrs. Edna Gaul of Pomeroy, Route 3, will be 79 come W-"' nesday. ' - Featuring Philco . . POMI;;IIOY - A oonlrillltiGol wao made to !he Heart Fund by !he Laurel cwr Better Haallll CI.m Thursday Dlght at the home ot.Mrs. EuaMe 'IIIomjlson. Mra. A card has been prepared by the Yooth ror the Voluntary Prayer Amendment,. 4723 Richmond Ave., Houston. Tens, 77027, which need only be s1gned and mailed. You can secure a quandty or these cards at no charge LI)On request, although small d0111.tions are ~ predated, since there are printing costs which have to be assmned by oomebody. eommo n J(ldntY or BladOI!r Jrrltat 10Ill mllle many mm and women Nel t..- and nervou1 from frequent burnlnt or lt~hllll urination nl1h£ ....... cla)' . Set'ondarlly, you may 10111 p lftd have H~e ~ltache aad (HI. oJOI!r, tired, dePri!IH'\1.. lit IUdl CUH. CYSTEX uually brlnp nlpinl comfort by curblnl lrrlt.atlllf lftiDI In ~~~tid urine and Qutckly n11n1 pain .Get CYSTEXal dru11l1t1. \ "\.. e Is tyfad~· to'. Donna Rae Lish is Wed can people, ~k ··< . '!Jf .. c6nt-ri6uti6'ril Edw:; portlms. She's proud as can be that her grandson, Timothy Durst, son of daughter Ruth, was born on her btrthday, March 5. described in two book reviews ' • .C . ut\11~Ito , , . ·. yo\{ feminine ' "\.. ' ,.· l I· ·,~ Air Force Base an:t expects to be there lfPProximately three years. Beverly and the baby were accQq)aai.ed to Columbus by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Beaver, sister CoC;y alii niece Gl,yla Lee Haning. It was their first tl~t. ' ' MIDDLEPORT - The delights of the Adirondack country were .-a , " Mr. , Mrl. WiltorJ!urnom ' - ... hlitl7p.m.at tho lli'L •·"'• Racine ire aj~Qmc~Dg ~ ltig!CII hall'. Dollliitis lor tho .,.._, · blrtli' ola 41118flteF on Feb, 25 1t •fuel: are bel!!C oalietteci on4 or, Mro. ' HOize~ Hoopllll. ' · ;., . , w!Jowill~~·ore 11 fraoture. Ger: . .· ~ . Thelloby weighocl'!l&l¢,....,~, It ....... ond his been lllDied Carol Ann. Mr. ·~ Mrs. ~ at """' have anotli"";cll~r, RobWattt WU admlt' ' ' In I.ynn, age four. ; ted 1101111!~ Friday tor ~ or a .lil>oalble hlp HAPPINESS FOR AIRMAN DENNIS SMITH Is havhw hla wi!e the former Beverly Beaver, and son. - h Eupme, with him in IN MElGS COUNTY, at Jeast, there are real efforts being made to draw the attention or Congress to Sen. Dirkson's ameldment to the Constitution or the United States which would pennlt volunta participation in pr ayer in public schools. cy Latest to take some ,l)O&Itlve action toward laving the prayer ban lilted is the Middleport Church of Christ. SometiJne thlo mcards asking ror s~port of Sen. Dirkson's amendment will be prC:.. vided 400 or so residents or the county and they wlll be requested to slin the cardo oro mall them lo Washl11!10n. To repeat - a continuing landslide of mall reflecting a desire for a return to the recognitioo of God in schools and other _ptj)ljc pllces is necessary to r emhd Congress or the wUl o1 some -Ameri~ . ., •," . " ~- ' ''' •' '' �Ghild. ·,· \ ·Str~~c~ by:,;~~to : ' \ <' ' . ' . ' I , GALLIPOf.l$ ~ ' ~· II. •, ! ThO polrtll.11i!od .Jlalpll C. M~ i.lyno, 5, ~triot. Star·· Rt.; • ., · Ntcltol, 22, ·189. ~talcte Dr., · aclmtUod to HOlzer llj\dical. eeo- to. coJ!IpQ!ta 'Mpnlctpal , Court. .,, ter, f'lrll 'AVe. l)'tdo,y ~veatn& . March i'o .., chlrset 'ot>speild' • with a fracturod ·ol!"' tee .In ...... lor, rboct Wlldlt!oi!l ' bo~ Struck b)i I car. Her._ ) ond· an · Olljllrod (Jperator's ·U•, < or .aw . ditlon ta·reported •• &ood. ;. eeUe. '": ' · '· ·A~M.'* ~·'.1 The State Hlshwll!' Patrol ,... omcera rePorted thltMcNicfl. ( . ' . . • ported the accident· at3:47 p.m. ols, drlvtrw a Belt Telep- 9 PaMJ . Fridly on Rt 141, Dear the home truck, lost cC11trol 011 a curve ot her parents, after swerVing to miss " north- . ·. IJoulll car drt~n by , Charlene Darst, 35, Rt. 2 Cheshire, 11tere Was no contact between the ve- \. 1&. 'ant~ Mra. K. Richard Layne, at Centenary. OUicers said the chlld darted across the highwty Jn front of a car driven by James T. Bow. ser, 34, Springdaie, PL There was minor damage to VISIT GALLIPOLIS - Rev. ard Mrs. George Tewksbury, missionaries to Pakistan, wiD speak at the First United Pres· the right front of the Bowaer byterian Church during 10:30 a.m., serVices today. A luncheon will follow the service for an cpportunity for informal discussions of the work of the Tewksburys. car. No charge wae .tlled against the driver. Two persons had mioor . to. h16 h R d 0 eo luarc t car ;II juries, but were not treatedac-cording to the patfol, in a nne vehicle accident at 5:10 p.m. "This is a good opportunity for Frldsy on the Buta>ille ·Porter teenagers to show their ability Rd., 1. 7 miles north o1 ~ 160. GALLIPOLIS - Members of the Rio Grande College Arch01 Fraterni-ty (pledges) will spon- to their parents and other adults. "Members of the GAHS Drivsor a car rodeoon!i.mday, March 16, beginning at 2:30 p.m., on ers EWcatioo class will be on the Upstream Public Use Area hand to display their talents. We below the Gallipolis City Park , hope the knowledge you gain from Jim Weber, a spokesman for the rodeo will save your lile or the fraternity, said the project the life of a friend in the future." Is .. mort' or less a contest that wUI enable drivers or all ages to demoostrate their driving abilities and their koowledge d general safety in driving. " New automobiles wUI be spon~ed by various Gallipolis car dealers. Winners will be presented trophies. Cootinued t h e spokesman, hlcles. Auto Mishap POMEROY - Two of the five occl4)1nts of a 1961 model car that rolled over twi ce in an accident on Routes 7 and 124, twotenths of a mile east or the HilaM Church . Road at 2:30 il.m. saturday, were treated and released at \ 1eterans Memorial Hospital. The Meigs County Sheriff' s Department said the car, dri \'en by Darid C. William s, 20, Star Roote. P001eroy, apparently went out of control when the left rear wheel locked. Williams sustained a laceration of the left arm, and his brother, Ronnie, 18, also Star Route Pomeroy, suffered a severe la<:eration of his left hand. Other occupants of the car, who &llp&ren~· were uninjured, are Virgil Dill, 19, RD Pomeroy; Mike carleton, 17, Rl 3 Pomeroy am Mark Still, 16, Rt. 3 Pcmeroy. GALLIPOLIS - Judge John Authorities said the automoW. Howell rined John c. Henbile was dl:moli shed derson, ill, 16, Eureka star Rt., $10 and costs, Saturday in GalEADS ASSIGNED Ita Coonty Juvenile Court, on a PT, PLEASANT - Airman &ate Highway Patrol charge of Paul W•. Eads, son of Mrs. Made- failure to obey a stop sign. line L. Eads, Rt. 2, Point PleasIn city police eases, Judge ant, has completed basic train- Howell Uned louis A. Clark* ing at Lackland AFB, Tex. He 17, Proctorville, $15 and costs, hu been assigned to Port Hue- speeding, and Brenda K. Porneme, Calif., (or training in the ter, 17, Eureka star Rt. , $10, mechanical - electrical field. Air- with costs suspended, on a charge man Eads Is a grawate o1 Point of failure to yield the rigtrt of Pleasant Senior High School. His way. Richard G. Neal, 16, Galfather, Arthur H. Ead s, fives in lipolis, forlelti.d $2R bond for Gallipolis. left ol center. Teenager Fined on Stop Sign OJarge NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN With Nothing In Either EAR I Thousands of people may now The invention is called Rx..aao enjoy the advantages of hearing and is the result of 33 years of agaJn With a patented invention that 11M NO buttons, NO tubes, NO wires, NO bulky batteries. Instead oi forcing amplified !OUnd through ti e impaired outer or middle ear , the patent. ed "TyltlDano j------ oxperience by Otarlon's Presldent. It is made posalble by a marvelous transistor, a develop- ment of the Bell Telephone Lab. oratodes-similar to those Uled in U.S. sateillteo. II is created ------• by nO:=.!'nON I the inventon PHOTOGRAPHY EJqiiiR,T ~r, loll, Mrs. Oocal- :ala~, ce-,. 'Kri•..Jtck U:UIIson, righ4 g.._e to' change the "Photogrlplzy as a f1ne Art" exhlbtllliiW "!' ~J~ ~ !he Flrlt Nallonal Lob1J1. . ) ' . Anniversary Observance · Is~ March 12 Followlnlli ·lfarlhall Sci' · -Fair J!1i11Cii>lma.' U"'""facr ·. ·. ......... to dlvttf!lll, IIIII griljoct: . ,• March 12. A potluck dinner is scheduled for 6:30p.m., In the Legion Hall. All Legionaires, veterans a n d members ol their families are Invited. The Legion will furnish most and bread. lndlvl.cllalo should bring their own table service. Paul easel, Middleport Postmaster, and former commander of the Middleport Legion, will be the gnest speaker. Larry Guthrie Home ' On Leave From Army GALLIPOLIS - SP-4 Larry L, Guthrie, son o( Mrs, Mary Cordle and Tom Guthrie of Gal· lipolis, is home on leave beCore leaving for Vietnam. He wiU leave Wednesda,y ror Fort LeWis, Wash,, and embarkltim to the Far East, ~ec, Guthrie attendod Gallla Academy High School beloce en- $13,000 Suit Filed in Meigs POMEROY - lUi! lor $13,000 has been filed In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Ruth Lee Runyon, Athens, Route 4, agalnstLarryandJaniceRitch. te, MinersvUle. Tho plalntilr chlrses that she leU "-d.~ Set for May 1 POMEROY - The annual meet. lng of the Meigs Count,y American Red Cross was set for May na., I internal security subcommittee. fl'll '((1111£ ·ti '· TBRAJLHtbllO ,.., . .;'11'· ·Me' ·•.RI•'jl0 l,'jivsu · .J~im•R """.ll YVOIVlO Scally, Middleport, will ~n heed the water eo!ety and lile savirw program for the chap. ter. Mrs.. ""Jeln Bnun, notirw service to mUitary families, announced there is a new field rep- TRAIN COLLI&lON ASHCIIURCH, Englalll (UPO - One penon wu kUiod alii 27 others htiured Saturda.Y when 1 stance known. .,, ~ .... LARGE LAUNDRY FIRE DITERGENt • llt.-4 01. UTAJLVALIIl Extinguisher $gas HEAVY DUTY . GIRMPROOFS 49 COIDWAm Coun . NO. 1702 ' r'm ~:~~~~a':"a~~:= ~~ TOOL BOX ·~ • "' '~~ STOC~CK DIE$ ST. WUIS (UPO- BUI Stocksick, a member ot the SL Louis Cerdlnals ground crew lor 60 years beCore hJa retirement, died Thursday nigh~ .He was 85. CRUMP RIDES AGAIN SAN JUAN, P,R. (UPODione Crump will ride In two races at El Comandlnte race track Sunday, Miss Cru"" wUI bo aboard 17 yearo, driving a traeter.tJ:aller riB - . , . lleubonvUie and Chic..,. Aa wfmiio altho award, lje Will recel"· a $25 oavlnga bolld, an award cartlftcateancl a IJ)I~ lapel i!lD to bo (IJ'oaentedal lho...511t 111110111 COIIYeildm ul the Truddng Aa,IOCiattGn, Mo.Y 26, 27, and 28, II! Cotumbuo. Baker Ia amembel-o!Teo!nocero Loeal 428 at llteuborivllle. He and hi• wUe, Roma Bth· el, are ParerU of I. toil and a · ollii\ daughter. 0 Consejera in the third ra~ and Versemakef in the alxth. Track ofliclalo slid she ma,y still draw Cor ~r race on the Sunday COLUMBIAN POLYPROPYI.ENE eiAIN PlOOf 1 SPARK PtiOOf :··',~. ~ JA",,;:.( • ,. tilRrisT . • ~"'"" : , "i UMITED QUANTITIEf ctFebrUb)ototaled.I,4J9,ablllt ;,M .1,300 under the (IJ'~Iilorlll!, ;;~ ' Mrs. Betty Hob~{ elerl<, reports, , or the total • .13 ta In ilnea to the ita~ , .II! sherlll'1 l•a; 111,Mllt . CWII\Y Roneral - 1 I~ . the COU!d1111! II~ $124.58 to the , alto • etnll and Ill fund. ..;; 499 TO ,, C:OOKWARE.l ,,, IN lfAUTIPUL AVOCADO PRoc;TORIILIX . ' ' hdley's florist , Fawdr1, Nlatttlngale Roll ~ itOme, . 1219 olllrattmtore Sl., ·_..,, Brltlob Colttmllla? S.e · o.conotr !mlbleo IIIII l'tin. >\1 Is .irver 80, .Illite tllebltl to Itt ~ pii; . . oatil_., lor mall. Tbaal< , · 1 but ,.,, )'10! YW1 nwch In adYallce•. quelltlm Will A ¢ALIFORNIA FRIEND · . roilj!,:"" "' · · ' ' ' FOR YOIJR COP'i' OF 'THE . GOVEBNMFJN'I"B .QUIZ ' AND . . 1liE KEY, SENll A sTAMPID sELf-Ail DR~ EINELOl'E 'J'O 11JUN ,IIO'fTEL, CARE OF TiiLUEWSPA!'ER, ' DISPOSABLE FlJEL CYLINDER DRY IRON > K&K FOR ,.'· > 6 PACK OP QUARTS 1 MOBILE I I HoMES I .. , . UGHT WEIGHT , 99 ' '. •' !I ' !' c I 'I NAME I. '' BRAND HRCK'S SHOES FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY THE SHOE fOX WHERE SHOEURE SENSIBLE PRICED 0 .. 'i '· > '. ,I Ull Pampers . Daytune • · 15 ....... .78c Pampers Pampers Daytim/90 .... sl.44 Pampers Overnight 12 .... 7Be I nati~ly. l ' -.' card. Middleport, ' ' PRIZE PENN MOTOR OIL OUr Thej · Fool Tile Pick Up Seft!'al BERNZ-O-MAnc STEAM FloW. SAUaPANSO 1&2QTS. c CLEAN UIY -Mar- -:t:: Lo~k ~ I QT. COVBID SAUCI PAN lit QT, DOUILIIOILEI (NOT IWSTIATID) e CRUSH PROOF ~<J n~or. · ';'~l:<n '"'" ~~bt ,JIOI •175, 4 QT, COVIUDPOT SPORTSMEN llfASON ·-~... 1'1rratlktll ,< M •·'J'eBI'S"'' ,,:• ' ''tj_ ' ..',•p ·,·~.' 1Di'i'4i9', ',' ·I . .: ,'••10!~~ . ( . ' . . ~ 10 ....., '" is director of theOhioUnlver• · GALLIPOLIS_ AUen E. Ba· 1 · '•lo1 SJty Symphonic Band'! h 1 c h ker, 145 Woodland Drive, a drlv· POMEROY- Receipt& lor the h~\ will IIIJpear at the Wabama er, lor Setltie Trucking CorpOra" Me1p CGoJnb' CourtCOrtiitiiiOIIIjl fdl. Baker,' OTEPKA CONSIDERED WASIIINGTON (UPO - Otto tering the United States Army. passenger train plowed into a He took basic tralnlllg at Fort O!Epka, State Department em- derailed frelgbt train, police Knox, Ky., and arrivedherefrom ploye SU15(10111ed by Secretary of said. Author!Ues said the Fort Carsat, COlo., his last as. state Dean Rusk, is beilll 41 acti veb considered" ror ap. passenger ell&)ress enroute Crom stgnment. He il!l atta<:hed to Bristol to Newstle hit the Headquarters, 4111 Division, Both poinunert to the Subvershe lrelght as it was ~roaching Activities Control hrd, ac• Artillery. cording to the White House. Ashchurch station, abaut 90 Rusk ordered Otepka repri· miles northwest ot Union. mallled and translerrod several ELEPHANT DIES Osmium, a very hard, blu· WNOON (UPO- A 5-montfl. years ago because ~kl gave with a violet ish-white'metal, confidential lnlormaUoo !rom old baby elephant be~ RO!Yn luster is the heaviest sUbdeportment files to the Sonale Crom Bangkok to Miami, • ' Technique" con 1 of the world'• ducts s o u ndI flrot eyegla" was (oui'KI deld ln its travel 1 smoothly through I ~SALLE Hotel hearing aid. ,.,. Fridlll' at Heathrow airport. 1 the mastoid 9 r.,l MIDDLEPORT 1 The Rx-880 ts British Overseu Airways otfl.. cess directly to WED., MARCH 12 1 truty a dr8Dia- ciab said there wu no the "hearing ce""l 2 P.M . .• 5 P.M.. I malic step lor- Immediate explination / for the ler," the . inner I ASK FOR MR, DILES : ward in ilearini desth of tho . animal which ear! Weer ij and 1 ""pr<seallng Vere Smltb 1aid tecbnolot!)'. apparently died during tile Zurich to London leg or the trip. challenge your Aedto-Visuals 15 w. Union I~ not only closeet friend to I Alhens 0 15701 I np you a tell it's a hear- 1 cau ~ct,lf3-n• l"illriDlrJI! new iDg ald. -------------.lworld oi sound, GAME SIDFTED NEW YORK (UP!)- The NaFor thousands this new bone ' but also the privacy and 001> tional Hockey Leque game t'OIIducllon method may prove venience you have wanted. If between the New York Rlnpr& to be the best possible way to you'd like to know more about ard the Boston Brulna, ICfte.. hear neat to nature's own ears. this patented Lillener and dfs. dulod lor Madloon Square For many, even Ibis new tech- cover if it may help fOil, With Garden March 23, his been llique. may not be tbe answer. no coat or \obli-.ion, write ~ shifted from an eveni!W aame . I You muat try it if you are eY« da)' to Oterlon Elaelrolitca. to an afternoon contesL to bow, Int., Box A-1, I Westerly Rooo!· The game wUI begin at 3:35 O..lntng, 1'1. Y. 1115112. p,m, ·EST and bo ~ leltviHd . No Aecide~ts u; It also was reported t h a t PiiYsifS - ~· .: , C)-be""'!l•• and Flu!- enterlalnod With dlaoler nile, SENIOR BIOLOGY - Robert ,. The (IJ'ayer IIJ'OCodtna the 111811 Scboplo,, ~••~ . and serlplure ivere by the ROY. , SENIOR /IIATII :... Gqor l!:nPaul Sellen. <ellor, IA>IIIcal :fl'u1l'; ·Mai111a A llu!norooo sldl wrltlen by CornwO'n; The IIYDimelerteoilflll Roush m the problema and !rue- EqldlaiAII'al TriiDIJo; and Mlb tratlms of a typical dill' In the Rake, Vector Anaqlla. llle ~Dairy Farmsr Cod· JtiNIOR BIOLOPY - Martha .. . , die W.o (IJ'eoentedb)' Roush, Mn. l!ldu, The 9i1Nii Blood; l,oullie · .· . · Frod Neeee, Mra, Jallleo Cerna- Gorp!, Art 'at'B~ llllljda , , han, the Rev. Mr. Sel!ero, IIIII Mllto, Sea Lali1 . 1 ' ' Harold Cernohan. Mrs. PUrl JVNIOR PliYSics - J .o h a Mora reod a poem "When I Have D.,, l.ll!.,..e Membri!IIOo; , Time." Felker, Mom~; and Sere ·· Youth porticlpaiiiJI In the JII"O- Leo, and Wto. , ...., were Jemller Dean, dlulhJVNtOR lllOLOOr - J a ri e ter Q( Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dean, stoWera, EntemoloiiY. · ' and the Melp ~ diiJry (ll'in. ' Olbsr -nta tioUrtilg p r o. ceso, who talked <a the _ , . jecto In the GAl,~! ~ .. ,. tunltieo and responotbllltlta ol · were: , being dairy prtnce11; Lee AM JUNIOR PHYSICAL SCIENCE Nease, daughter <K Mr. and Mrs. _ Joy Plymall, lilbematt.o;DaFrod Neese, who reported <a her 'rid !l!yder, Ullng Solar EneriJ; boUer llvolloek dairy project; cbarlo1 i'errcud, Vote.-a; ·.,·. and Larry lloUm, oon Q( Mr, and · Dale Lear, Roc)<el . ~e1; Mrs. l;di1011 llolloo, who pvo a Dlzabetlt Boller, Atomic Slruc. reoume of his work til 4-H and lure; and Carol Folden, S p a c o ·" ' FF A. Travel. ccm:: $2,000 ln compensatory damages and $1,000 Iii punitive damages lor this alleged ol!ense. dlea. 11Qi1at blbonviUo, appearance eonceri toor. . honored bJ' the Ohio ecy 'I'hnliktli was named director dustry lor his wtstandlne 881 ok 1 at Veterans Memorial HosIn July, 1967. He is director record as a prilltooianal tru pital when the chapter's board 'or all the ou '-nd~ After the dr!•m:. · met Thursday night at the ho,. marching season,' · the b a n d ~ the bUll of •fool record pi taL program Ia malntalnOd In two ct illllbWIIl' eo!ell and During the session, presided ensemblea. The 105 meml>er :-.tJ!:th~ :~• over b)' Dale Kautz, president, concert balll ia open by audl· ha had 110 acctclents In 34 ;..,1 It was annoonced that the chap. tion to all Interested students. ..,: 2 380 000 mile~ ter Will receive $500 from the , The band performs three cam-59, hill been employestate. of the late Homer Cook pus concerts a year. ad by Senile tor the pol! of MiddleporL sold real ellate to thedelendants 1n last year. A number of Items of persmal prq~ertY In the real estate, were converted resentaUve stationed at Clarksto the use or the delendante. The burg, W. VII. platntlll seeks $10,000 lor the Vernon Nease, blOOd progfi.OI persmal propertY. chairman, exteoied thanks to The plalntilr t\u1her contends helpers and donors for"their ef.. that the delendants permiUodand lorts during the last bloodmobile lnclJced their Iive-k to destroy visit in February, the plalnllll'o garden. 9le asks June SENIOR -.s, Sc\Oa<e Annual Meeting '-11" COLD ' SENioR CHEMI8TRY ..: '11!11; ': • • ' ;. . ...... ?,J er Raines, Cle,lln ~e. . -' ·~ .'Ti ' "'*'! Using ''Have a Dream Which is a Goal., as his topic, Eberhard spoke of the progress made during the 57 years of the assoclation and told or the fields opening up In Mexico, Central and South Amerlca where there ta an increased interest in dairYing. In his talk, he commented on the heavy mail response resuJtfng from the page in ~­ ish in the Ohio Qlernsey Bulle- flt1,R._..a .• co____ Junlbo .,, wtu bo alislbfo lor portlcl· ""' !111inn In aata ~ct Do,Y'.\jirU :· '. 11·.12 at Cot . ' ' j ' ,J a¥ Hollon, secretary-treasurer. The forms , to be used by present seniors who will gre.duate this spring or those out of school who need assi stance to start or continue an educational progri)n,._," r ted in basic poll~ science including both theory and pracare available from the guidance tical application of principles and methods. He will complete counselors at each school. the course March 28. The scholarships being offered apply to any kind or higher odn· catiOn, college, technical, vocaGALUPOLIS - City pollee tional or other specialized investigated a minor accident schools, and are not limited to in the First Ave. parking lot the highest ranking or so called at theGallia County coorthoose u A" students. at 11;30 a.m. Friday. OClicers The DoiJars for Scholars said Leo P. King, 64, U.,.. 2 movement iJ:1 ~Meigs ~ is in •· Bid!!Wf. '-ckod<)Jullnd his car its third year. To date, lriorethan struck 1 pa.rke4 vehicle OWJ)o 30 Meigs County young people od by Jack Mink, 708 Second GALLIPOLIS - John Hood, have benefitted !rom scholarship Ave. commander ol Gallipolis Lafay. awards of more than $7,000. It was the city's 64th acciette .POst No. 27, American Le. Applications should be return· dent in tile first 66 days of the ed in their completed Corm by gion, amounced Saturday that the year. No one was injured and Gallipolis Legion and AuxDiary AprU 15. no charge was nled. will observe the organJzatioo's 50th annlverssry m Wednesday, In !lie Mar • .. ·. Science Fair wl!l aieo be ~~ ; ;; bl.e to participate In ~ot.;Jcl Sci- ,. , •ee llq At!fll , 5 jt ~ Ual- .'~·: verlllf;Y· In A~;,studOrttl re- .,_, llit,iioj-o ill ... FreaCb Art Ca!on1. Mra. Dlnld . calving' a ~ ~ lat.Atl)- ~·. PartiOlpants presidenti Thomas M, Theiss, vice president, and Mrs. Edison ONE OFflCER FROM GALLIA c:.ourey is auendlng a lourweek long basic pollee school at the Ohio State Hl.gtrway Patrol Academy in Columbus. He is Patrolman Jerry L. Taylor of the ~a l lis Police Department, right. Col. Robert Chairamonte. le , 6 patrol slt)erintendent. PatrolftWI Taylor is bel~ hl- man, said. 111ow1ng ill GAitS Science , FWF ..... ...;. ..... '. " low 111mller of~.· , ' ,. , POMEROY - Election of ol!i- lin. cers and a lalk by Rowen l!lJerRoush served as master of hard, business manager m' the ceremonies lor the program Ohio Guernsey Breeders Asso. which leatured music by Mrs. clatioo, hlgbli!lhted the winter Garrett Circle's 14 Qdnteens." meellng of the Soothesotern Ohio The singing group, composed of Guernsey Breeders Assoclatim, Rhooda Ervin, Patllumao, SlarThe meeting was held Thurs- on Ervin, Pamela HUI and Gar· dlll' at the Southern Local High da McGraw, sang several ~· School following a potluck sup- ered sonp lncludlng "T e n per, 'Ibousand Angels" and "How Elected were Edson Rousl'!, Great ThCiu Art." Mr,. l:;lrcle MIDDLEPORT - Application forms for participaUoo in the Dollars !or Scholars program are available at the three Meigs CounR ty high schools, Tom Kelly, chalr- \' 1 To 7 w, Plbu< SE Ohio Gue-rlisey Associi:ltion Elects Edson Roush President ForDFS are At 3 Schoob; Injuries in IIlla week at ' NlciK)Ia, accordln& to the pa• , trol, went off the highwal', struck . a ditch and the truck overturn- ' ad onto its lett side on the roadway. There was hea'Q' damage to the truck. Nichols had a SPrained shoulder and a passenger In the truck, Junior Johnson, 16, HI I Glllljlalll, a brulllod lett hlP. .Appl~catiom Two Sustain lUNDAY ., ' .' .t~·. . �i ' • i .'i I ' ~ J 50 Years Cl/10 Qn the River . ' G..\L!4_POLJS - f'itty ,vears things were mostl.}' routine on the river In the Gallipolis area. Here is a day by .clay report of activities from the Hiver News from the rtles of the GalHpolis Dail,y Tribune: ago 1\li\UCII 5, 1919 - TfiEl'IIIUS Green is having no trouble making three trips a w~k 'between Cincinnati and IIuntington, so Captain Gordon C', Greene says in a letter to Captain 'Jesse P, ,Hughes or the Leroy. The packet makes but few wharfboat lanG. ings. Captain Greene reports·business light thus far but he expects the busineSS tO imprOYC soon and he will make the trip down stream from Huntington to Cincinnati in da.Yiib-ht. The Middleport city council turned down the street car franchise proposed by Captain John Lyons, a well known and wealthy river man. The towboat Robert P, Gillham, laid up at the company landing at Henderson landing, was decorated in crepe and herfiagplac ed at half'lnast out of respect for the late Robert P. Gillham d. Cincinnati. -· - •' • • ~·-·*~• ¥ ._.,_ .__ '".~..., ' :, ~ .~· ' "r ' , .. :~· H)' llirk TholhW. l'aptain S. Ci, Gardner ol the C. l'. Bowyer has recovered , from his illness and is out and ., going again. Sherman I>onnett, for over 25 years a well know anst pop ~ ular draj·man In this city, has sold oul hi s auto transfer truck. and ac<.:cpted ' the position of watchman on the General PerShing, ~crman became tired Of , the transfer business and desir, etl a change. lie boated many years back when a boy on the Pittsburt,rh towboat Joseph Nixon · with S:eward Art Smith. The Joseph Nixon, now the Valiant, was built by the Walton Coal Co., at Pittsburgh in 1877·. When she came oot her boilers were installed backward so that the fireOOx was in the de c k room. Later on the Nixon was sunk at the Pittsburgh wharf. She was raised, repaired ·and the boilers changed back to t h e right positions and the name changed to Valiant. The Vai!ant has been laid up at Pittsburgh for two or three years. Captain William Brookhart was in charge of the Valiant for several years. Slle has 20 X 7 engines. ' t ' . .... v ' SENSENBRENNER, /.~:::~~~~ nlayor, wUI be the ~Uho! aMual blrtl'<!ay ', • • .llJtwWebster Post ~ Warren Skidmore Quolity Sal .. .mon Howard Thinner . Ouolity Salesman· ' ',/' • itioned, r ' air ve tt . '68 CAPRICE 4 DOOR HARDTOP, WE NEED GOOD CLEAN '63, '64, '65 & '66 MODEL USED CARS & TRUCKS ~ -~ ' :\1/f • '•1 • • . · · ·-~r·"_; .' ,e·t·r eat, ~-·' ·' . ~· 'I •;,. .;,, • ' The cotunibua, mayor ts the E. .. gator 'wlui the Ohio C!vll Serv· recipient of ll1e -•ted Bolll:f Sen.senb.-,nner ct,Colwi:lblut, who'~ }tc:e -<;_op~,mlaslori. 'POMEROY ' - M';,_y!lll M. Wlll speak ln Popier~,"'rlau-sdaj. " Mayor and ""'•· Sensenbren- Roas award 8nd Was selected ""~4mlrig, i1 servlng 1 his · fourth. ner' t}ave ""'-sq,n'a, th~ Rev; F4- . as 111e ouullndL.s Q~~Yor ofllle (ftrm a• · chief exeeutive Of the ward' W. Seilsentiremer, whO~ nalloo 1>1 ll1e ' f - . r Order . ' s!ate•s· ' ~ r.. - aest i!llf¥,' Wbon . serve~ as pastor o! the ~ Of Eagles. . • .. •· . other re<:e1J1; 1award.& recelv· ele<ted in 195f he "iil onl,lithe St. PreSbYterian Coorch in Co-, ed by Mayor SeniOIIbremer in... seeond . Dem~c~atic . ~r ~ lurpb..Js and Rlc!tard C. Sense~· cludO American.;l;ilpm Citation serve llle city In' :!.I f"!U'O, ' . br...,..., director .of the Co!Um"' · He · has won recosnltlon ,Ills . Reglpnal Ol!jce of t ~ e d'· A.PPJ'ee1-atioo,· Co~a Area lor elrorts which broogltt Co- · Small Business Mmlnlstriltlon Chamber d. COJP.m8ree Award lumbus the covetet:l L o o k who is also an ordained deaCUt · of · the Year 'rrri dlstin;pllohed Magatlne 11All American City'' in the Hoge. .Memorial ·Presby. service, Co1umbul ' Elks Outslandlng Cltl.... Award, Hilltop aw~rdo in 1969 t h r 0 u g h terlan Church. 1 the succCess olhlsannexationpro. Mayor Sensenbremer is an 1!1- Lions <;ommunU;y Service Award, gram, hlo teaderahlp andhii rec- der o! llle Hoge Me~ ;Pres- Lancaster 0hio. Eaglea Go o d 1, Ohio state Ea: ord of encouraging community byterian Church, haS 48 YearS: Nelgltbor '' ' service ·among individuals and d service with the, ~ Sco\lta gle utdwig '"e Memorial Acorporations. of America and ls currentl$ ser.. ward, Outstamling CitiZen Award Mayor Sensenbrem~rwasborn vlng ·as vice presidtn of _the by the Home lliUdero Associa. Jn CirclevUle wllere he was· a Central OhloAriaBoardof~otJt.. lion of Greater·, P.,lumws and friend o~ the pOpUlar showman, ing. He is past president ol the the Reserve Offic~rs Aasocla.Ted Lewis. He went to work ln Camp Fire Girls, a board tlon of the United States Award the depressim year.s in the oil member ot the Vohmteers of for serving the ·Mtlonal defense fields of southern California and America, member of Big Broth· of the country, later became a west coast news. ers, the Elkl, F..agles, YMCA, Thursdar evenirtt's birthday paper reporter. Goodwill InWstries, . Fraternal observance wtll open wi'Ch a dift.. Upon hls return to Ohio, he Order of Police Associates, ner at 6 p.m. for members ofthe aeitled in Columbus and began !.b,re, and a director of the post and the auxUlary and their a 19 year career with the S:ate Columbus J e t s Professional families. The program Ceaturlng of Ohio working up to (he pool- Baseball Club in the lni•I'IU\· Mayor Sensenbrenner is open to lion o! chief clerk and invest!-., tiona! League. llle j>Jbllc and will lllart at 7:30 ' Into Sa er Or . · .' ' 1 · • · • .. t' .·: ..LOOK! ,,. . KEY BISCAYNE,- Fla. (IJPD Why do More People Buy Chevrolet Cars in Galli a County Than Any Other Make'! why Do More People Buy ctfcvrolet Trucks in Gallta County Than Any Other Make? ANSWEn: at his Florida retreat ' ~ poiiderfng , one ot the most j!limriientous declstous of his 1 · ~ adlnln!stration- whelller • , 10 1111 ahead With deployment of ·~. the ·,oontroversial, multl-bUllon :!1<\lf'll' AnUI!illlotlc M I s all e ·~ . ' .,~~ ~ President ~0. I PHODUC'f - QI:ALITYSALESMEN• BEST SEHVICE - BEST WAHRANTY BEST DEAL FOR YOU! You Can't Get ABet· 1.er Deal Anyw~ere! . Nixon spent Satur- 4Yday\ CHEY!$TOCK .... 1-~ TON PICKUP, liPORTVAN 1-CHEVY vAN, ,ir-% TON PlcKGPs ·, ·• ·(ABM) ~stem. 2 BIG TRUC,KS.CAB & CHASSIS ' ' • .•J ' ' ·,·. ,The declijm now la all hi• ~~ ~ he ·promised to make lt -f ·JI!I>llc early thlo week. Jle. had hoped lor a OWlOf . w~d ~ from Washing· , .' • , ton .but lllO,);Il'Of Florida sklefl ,:;,.· openitd up~'a doWnpoUr of ram ~ • aa he bu .. 1. clown .r.r • final. review ~ rnl.ltjlry and selentific ~is o! '"-' , , Sentlnal Missile ~~" " Dtlenoe ~ em. 1!1• lleutonants orr capitol'~ Hill have . ke,pt hbn · ~ on ,. the ormldable menglh .. die opposition in the Senate to :the~ ABM. Pentagon Pressure So far the chief executive has ~ Ray Believed Ready To ·Accept 99 Yeqrs . ' ( n MEMPHIS, Tenn. UP - A rumor peroioted Saturday lllat James Earl Ray wlll plead guilt¥ at a special hearlll! Monday and be .sentenced ,to 99 I he I · of D years or t s aymg r. Martin Luther King Jr.. but such a deal would require the cooPeration of a still-unnamed jury. Te~essee law requires that a jury set the sentence in ca,pital cases, but the same law woUld allow attorneys for both sides to qualify potential jurors on whether they could accept the terms of a gui)ty plea. ' ' SPACE CENTE;R, Houston (UPI)- The Apollo t astrooauts, calmly solving lllelr most critical trouble so far • lowered themselves. into a sarer orbit Saturday and took experimental pictures to see it earth's riches mJght be easier to nm Crom space, PIIJ1hl8 the half..way point of the llklay flight with au llleir major goals already me~ James A. McDivitt, Da.td It Scott and Russell L. Sctnveickart · Joked about their new 4 'banker's hours" alter the phenomenally busy and successlui first five days. But the Olght became hectic :.•.0. ,"· d • . e.Cl Ing IN STOCI TO CHOOSE FROMI full power, air conditioned, gold with gold trim. No ReasOnable Offer Wi II Be Refused On These Two Demos! ' ~N NEW UNITS '68 OL~S~ ·· xp4 DOOR I to ·. ".' ;.: ""'·o·n· at ' DEMONSTRATOR.S SEDAN, block . , to be '' ~Jd Thu,:~ evening at the :f.~- ,\g,P~eroyt~Dtentary School. ' again for a ,time .about 1 p.m. EST when the crew had to halt the scheduled firing of the craft's main engines. But alter the crew-with help rrom Mission Control flight direcLOrs- looked at the problem for another orbit of earth, theY shot oft the main' engine ror two alii a half seconds without any trouble. Cleared Up Problem 11 ] think (it) is squared away," Scott reported ''How does it look down there?" 11 lt is go," replied Stuart Roosa, handling communications from Mlssion cOntrol. The thrust from Ute main Board to Move for Purchases SEntNG A RECORD lnr Aeadomy Awud umfaa. tlou lor best a elr o u, K1tbarlae Hepbara raeelvod kor 11111 IIIIa year lor · her porformaaeo Ia uThe Uoa 1D Wilier." Sbt woa laot year and Ia 1913. Mila Hepbura II aoea bora harrying to caleb a plaae at a London airport. COLUMBUS (UP~- The state Board or Education w'as eJpeded to approve $4,270,312 worth or s e h 0 0 1 construction am equipment, $6,630,000 worth or Improvement bonds and selection ol state administrators at its Monday meeting. . The board was belie~ ready to enter contracts with boards ot the Belmont arM! the Mont-ery Count¥ joint vocational schools to provide for construction or buildings an:l purchase of equipment worth $1,2001 000 and $3,070,321.50 respectively rrom !unds allocated Wiler the Vocational Education Aet of can escape the death- final say on what punishment should be meted out in the sentence. n slaying ot the Negro integration Electric Chair Idle Adding substance to the leader. report wa.s the fact that Percy Ray, II, was jailed here laot Foreman, Ray's famed trial July 19 lollowlng his capture In lawyer, had asked ror a speei&J London in earl;y Jwte. He at hearing Monday morning, but it first fought extradition, went was also noted that Tennessee 'through two hearings in Britain has not used its electric chair in and lllen dropped hi:< light and nine years- aiXI it is doubtful agreed to return to the United Ray would be put to death even States. His trial was originally if he stood trial and were NOmiNG DRAB here. Tbla scheduled to start last Nov. 12, convicted. young Russlaa ·woman Is a but he won a postponement by Foreman refused to say why far cry lro01 tbo types ao switching Crom Attorney Arthur he wanted the hearing. 1963. Mltctting ruoos were pro- often seen iD pictures from Haneo Sr., a former SAIGON (UPI) - Allied pa- vlded by electorate or the If an agreement has been J. the Soviet Union. She Is an Birmlngham, Ala., mayor, to trols are makiJW secret probes school districts. 1101 enlertalaer In a p o Jl n Ia r acourt jury sources llst is pointed always ..f<lli"lllfn. .., ~• . _ . ,jpto J he Sj\IIIJ.Wn-"'$10r 'ol .lllo. .Boar<!r111proval wu antl<lpat. . ~ Mooeow restaurant. A 'second ~mttttiiince was , Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) and ed lor live Ohio school districts . ~ In t ennessee courts rounds for weeks. The a 12-rnan jury could be granted Fe!>. f4 when Foreman are clashing on a dally basis to issUe permanent iJ~Wrove­ ' caused the latest llurry or impaneled almost immediately. arrJ . public defei'Kier Hugh with North Vietnamese regulars, ment hoods totaling $6,630,000 excitement first aweared in the The judge, proseeutor and Stanton Sr. said they cl:klld not informed U.S. &0\D'ces said SatAssistant puntsvllle (Ala.) Times, and defense all could re~nd a be ready for trial by March 3. urday. At least 2,000 Communist for IC!Juiring elassroom facilities. They previously were givheader Edward quoted a unnamed source close life sentence for the suspect, As things now starxt he would troops were reported in the zone. en state assistance in the pur· tt would set to the investigation. but the recommendations would go on trial April 7I just I year The DMZ nghting is not ... chase of classroom facilities unl;)aek eftorts to reach a summit The newspaper said lht1 plea be in oo way birxlil'€ on the and . three days after King was nounced through information der provisions of the Ohio Re' lrmo culllack agreement Wllll was uthe only way tn which ~anel, which would have the slain. channels in Saigon nor do offi· vised COde, because they had the SOViet Union. cial mUitary spokesmen even ad- reached the maximum 9 per The chief exec6tlve also faces mit to the presence of the re- cent legal bonding lim!L POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, i major ' decisiOn on llle connaissance patrols in the sup.. (UPDA new rule at Vassar, an domeatic 'blidpl and whelller to posedly neutral burrer strip diexclusive liberal arts coUege, i . flUSh lofwarli oil ihe Johnson viding Norlll and Soulll Vietnam. allows the girls to entertain ' admlnl~atlcin ''gnat Socleey" PARIS (UPI)- Allied and conference. Earlier this week targets. The report o1 the DMZ action men in their dormitories all proel'lJ!lB., • Communist diplomats said Sa- allied diplomatic sourcl!s said The United States and South coincided wllll three batUes In night long if they choose. . BeCote llylhg, to Florida last turday they are wUJing to keep Vietnam, on the other haad 1 the Sligon area, including one this was • possibility. The girls voted to change ' night. .Nlxm met privately at llle Vietnam peace talks going When they began their rocket denounced the rocket attacks as In which Norlll VIetnamese troops dormitory roles which had ll1e White Wllll Budget despite the VIet C<q atlacks barrages last month, the Viet terror strikes against innocent charging behind clouds of na .. restricted male visits from ,· Director ~rt P, Me,yo on against Soulll Vietnamese clUes. Cong said their gunners were dvllians. President Nixon an- sea am tear gas and carryirv 12:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday pertinent lederal agency budpt But Hanoi delegates declined aiming strictly at military oounced Tueoda¥ he might .Oamethrowers stormed a U.S. through Thursds.y, and from """'esto for fiscal 1970. to oay what they would do i! ll1e order an 41 approprlate· re- ou1pOSL 12:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. on Acting White llouae Preoa United States resumed bomblrw American defelllen of the sponse" to strike back! Friday and Saturday. Secretary Gerlld Warren de- North Vietnam In retallotion 1or Both the Vlet Cong and Hanoi base near Phu Khuong hurled 1 The rule change was made ,, Jeribed the meeting witlr Mayo the Communist attacks in SOOth back the assault in seven hours delegations say ll1e shellh¥s are but the parents or one or '· as a 41prellmJnary" review. He Vietnam. onl,y 1 counter to increased of heavy flahtlng ard counted 153 'said no final declsioo was Vassar's sqJhomores, 19-yearAllied and Communist dijlloCommunist deltL Eleven Amerl• LARK, Utah (UPD _ Eleted American mllltary pressure In old Roselyn Jones, objected an1 .. reached en figures. mat~, however, sald they .did cans ""re killed and 30wounded. rescue workers SBturdaJ pushSouth Vie~ got a court order to prevent the Revlewial Apncleo ' not believe the current level of ed a small test hole lllrough 10 In spite of the mutual threats new rules from being put into Mayo hu been condlleting an ftglttlng ln ll1e Soulll would the rocky ni~he whe~e miner WUand~aceusations, both sides ot effect. ' qoncy-by.qency review with break ' "' .the tw...,.,.th peace WASIINGI'ON (IJPO- Air!· uam v. Jones has been trapped , the conference a_ppeared deter"I just can't see why an •• . recomlnendstions from cablnet culture secretary Cllllord M. more lllan a week. \, mined to keep the tal~• going. lor unmarried girl would want to where the Johnson amcers .., a good looking job The delegatlcxiS, dtplomatlc llardln said Saturda.Y he J>e. hue a male guest au night," '1 budpl ohould be reducod or Ueve. • the American peopleare DWI CASES SOAR boys,., Jmes &hooted gleefuU; observers said, are aware of the said Edna W, Jones) Roselyn's ., .• ;r Increased. 11 COLIIMBUS (IJPD VIolawhen llle diamond-tipped driU dimcultieo lllat had to be mother. $q)pose a girl wants delarmlnd to end • ' Warren said so far ..,formal mons the Dation's poor. lions lor. OIJOr&tlng a vellfcle ,.... poked Into sight overcome ~Core ll1e coolerence to go to the bathroom at night. ,reporl has been preoentecl 10 The Nlmt edmlnllllratlon Ia der ll1e lnfiueoce of al«>hoo In The eight-loch diameter drill could get under way. She'll have: to get almost . Nixon requiring an OVJr~ moving to convert lllat COilcem the state cltring 1968 rooe 8S broke througlt 10 Jones at 1:30 BLAME CIGARETI&'I completely dressed just to go .; ' cleclltou. ooiO Improved antu.u._ pto. per cont above the 1967 figure, 'p.m. _ Week, two and one LAKEWOOD, Ohio (111'1) out in the hall in case there' s a 000 "; ·~ grams, llardln said in ail In· KILLED IN CRASI according to an 0111<> Hlgltwly ball htluro after a rocllrallll'ap- . Mrs, Helen Perrault, :rt, was . ' tervlew with UPL ' .. .;. . i• DAYTON (UPD - David Pair91 reporl. The Increase 1ft jed the veteran SO-Yeor.otd min- !ound dead ,saturdaY in he( thlrd.,.:_,;.f.~j llanlln pictured the admJn. noor apartment, _.-entty a Takacs, llll:ftm, was kll!ed S.t. .arrests ·wao attributed 10 n1o1:e er. ··~ lsll'atlm'a eomrnltmontto the urda1 when hlo ·small el!lclont scheduling of patrolmen Tl)e company brought ln a 12- victim of - e inhalation. Fire' soaJ of !eedlng the need,y as to. · car lett a street here, over- and the pal- of Ohio "lnwlled Inch drill and, II It works, will men, who !ound Mrs. Perrault tal. .. ··; lllmed three times and craah- con!!Ont''law, Patnil91pt. Rob- drill a !6:U.ch hole and ll'y 10 lylngmasmolderlngbed,btam. SEE HI!RE. FoUowlat lllo ed Into a uWit¥ pole. ert l. Chiaramonte salcL bring Jones 0\lt · · ed Slllllldng In bed lor 111e lire. · ·~'i:I:>$$:~-:>.=X?:>i*'''*~•'*'''' aoe-tllroush tre..r, doI ' . ' i!Per Vlehn of St. Tropez DELANO, Call!. (IJP0 - The treuate• lhla -ktall bittei' struggle between a farm tlrau It 1 obow oa lllo I workers• un1m and grape growFftllda Rlriora. The IDWD fe a h r 11 aUt erepe aad ers Is heading lor Ito fl1th sumZONE GRANT1 ,1 500-Man Force Atiaeka bepn W coo'~~ lif atrlkes1 Maj. Lellnd RobinSIXI, 37, He Okla., a d'lftee whJI has Ollly ftlrlel fellllm. mer. Despite peace overbtres VieiMm (UPI).- Tbe ·sun >. Alt · IIIIIQI 10 500 North . arWiery and an Air 'Fori" was in the carnnwd bunker two weeka of'Wilbat urdor his !rom buill side&, the battle ahows . N•'Bfared throush I ..... of aut•1JVI•. . . .•• troop& .... trylll! ;,Dragonohijl" armed wllh m.. when it was hit and was· blasted belL lew s~s of abstlng, DEBRL!i WON'T BE DOWN "' and a tatlered Raa ·, , blasl llleir way . ~ the chtnl lei light off the. , - ,~, oi.at.lide. Fumers recently have sugSPj\CE CEN'I ER, Houston pllled national legislation to give ' •IJI. Juat turaoc1 dl!1< In there new rrom .litop a , wJre , •llfl'ounill'l•j · !he v· ~;t~j;:_ ~ , I I rY ; (UPO - Seveu pieces of Jrebrla farm workers a minimum wage of I · 'Midden,'\ lloblalila lounker 11 IIU 1111)1 · · ·· eost aside bJ Apollo 9 wlil J1111!«1 and unemployment eompensation. • · tecalf<ltl, "Alld I 'Wound ,liP Of Ft. Beilnl.... Ga.,!"ld tf1rGu1!1 the trackless rescheo of Farm workers cul't'Oftii.Y are ex, ;qulalde ' ln 'a oflandliaiL the bl&tle. ·: ' • lor·periods ranglog (rom eluded from the fQtlonal Labor B""n · ..aboih two ·lleekt 10 perhaps bll· Relations Act which co\oers most kind '' uOao of years, Fll&bt Dll'ector <f the rest ofllle Am<!riclon work• had K,..._ said Saturdof•... "!led 'Ray Patrols •.n DMZ Turn Up Enemy ·~.d~J>Ped~ihl!a~hanid.~H~esh·~·~=;,uncoot"f~ed~*~~~~·~r;·a~cahed~, •" • ~ BANKAMERICAIW it will entitle you to NEW service.~ and convenient shopping at all local and national merd~ants. ~. 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Highly Elated --~- an """"'r ·- ' J: , Fighting Seen I .Sha.ttered Bunker Fu:J.l .()/Dead is Revived ''·'•o!ll · "''''''!>. o • 1 an ' 'l!ll"'"" ~ f I '' i t' HI-FyGosollno.lnc ~ 1 ·Humble 011 Co, ' Mototho .. Oil ¢o. (, ' ' · .,. · . ' .\ \ .._ll 1'f.j • ' ;" ~. • ' ' ., , ' > l j' I ( .. 'I • ' ' ' •' .. 01< I -k- ,•. em)ilatlcally \ / '' ., '. cameras set Up After a !~hour sloop period, the astronauts began riggiqJ: Ute four cameras used to take ~ infrared, color and black and white pictures of the earth. The camera was bolted to ll1e inald~ ol llle Apollo cabin, pointing out. the wiOOow. When they were awake~ Scott said, uwe have banker'S hours today, huh? I Cigure we· had a nice ~s.!wr I dlf yesterday." ~ ,, ! 1 boy out there." Mrs. Jones said the freer vislti~ rule 14 obviously take& away from the priw.cy" at the other girls. She said her daughter agreed with her (lila daugllter could not be reached for comment), and her huMI"', Robert Jones, a P01.1ghkeepale lawyer, went to court. But Friday night the Joneseo and the school adintnlstntl011 reached an agreement whereby the school will arrange seeurlfl measures so that girls whe. want to live under the olf: visiting rules can do so 01without bein8 stigmatized." The ...,.. ment will be e~lained MondQ in State Supreme, CDUl1 at. Albany, the court in Wbicta• Jones had sought to &top ' thi:. rule change. Under the agreement, thi 11 to 20 girls who llve In Iii irdividual corridors ot . U. · , ' dorms wiU vote to decide ·)•t' . what visiting rule they want 10 .· ·~; live under, and then they will be ·.< re'llonslble lor en!or~JW tltelr:. · Half-Million Sign Petitioll8 :·: SPACE CENTER, HoultGn. . ((UP!)- Pearl·whllepotl-: · emblazoned "evil tritunpllo .:no._: ~ good 11t011 do nothlna" alit ~~ the ~rll of .·'!!~J·\~~i hall • mllltou periCIIa who · port flllbllc prayer ~ were turned over to Cht· Agency here. 'J'bO petltlCOIS _ , 10 Paul Haney, Iliac, Uc nlatl<lll chill, bJ. elltl Fey, who hal ..... ·oo I IJetiUI Rev. noo .,.., 't . , .. , , ~:::~~ ,' r steering 5th Summer of own rules. '"""lin car,. Clorlr: 011 Co. ... ' At>ollo engine lowered tht to 131J.<o.l21 mile~ oboYe In the lower oi'bit, ~~~f: would be able to start ita to earth with a lllrst o( and control r~~:;,~::'j~[ its main engine failed. Thla a backl4! technique lor safety, :tandard on Ill ~ orbiting Apollo Ql£hta, • Flight oontrollera were ~·. vinced that llle trouble wllll llil' main engine awar~ntly reoul~ ' !rom l&ult,y procedurea used bi • • the crew ln getth:~ ready tor ,.: :~,: firing maneuver. · · .• Although the trouble wU · easily solved, it was a tense 9d minutes between the f 1 f 1 t attempt to fire llle engine 1111 when it finally weot ott The space agency aald similar engine trouble on a moonfllcht would not seriously al!ect 1110 mission. It was the first serloua dllficulcy to crop "' In tbe atgllt which e a r I i e r suceesatulb' cheeked out the U.S. lliRU lalxling craft in preparation lbr. a IWllr orbit Qlght in May 1111 a lAnding in July. Despite the problem, the crew continued wllll a pic:ture4idJIC experiment that could teU rarmors when their crop1 were getting tou dcy or held lind mineral deposits. Vassar Gals Get Open Visit Rule Diplolnats Want to Keep Talking Thi.Y nationally accepted, all purpose credit card will soon be available locally. When you receive your ., of \' * ~f,ql AmefitJQ J.egion, Introduces ...........................•.•••.•..••.••.... AeronaYe s de Me•lCI) Air We1t, Inc . AlGI." A.,lin,.. , ln.: . Allegheny Aorlinn , In~ . AMerican Airline• Bononza Airline• .lvlonco Ai,linu !Oftona:o .li.linu BOAC (8ritl1h Onn ea~ Airwor s <.\ rp.) Cantln.ntal Airlines Delt. Airfinn Ea1tern Airllnu ifi'Oftfie• .lirl lnn J•pan Airllnea Lalr:e Central Alrl int~ IMerg.,d with Allegheny) Lufthonsa Germon Airlines Maaicana Airlln.e 1 Netlonal Airline i Nertheoll Airline• • l Your &nkArrrericard &nk in Gallipolis .' f'' 'C' , The FIRST Nl TIONAL BA BALL FURNITURE CO. BERNADINE'S BLUE FOUNTAIN MOTEL BRUNICARDI HOUSE OF MUSIC CARL'S SHOE STORE CENTRAL SUPPLY CO. CIRCLE'S CAFETERIA & RESTAURANT CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE CORBIN FURNITURE CO. DARNBROUGH'S DEPARTMENT STORE PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS DAVI5-SHULER CO. EMPIRE FURNITURE CO. FARMERS HARDWARE FORT PITT SHOE STORE FRENCH CITY HOME CENTER, INC. ,. (;/iv~IJi ·" Serisen~brenfter ?i!~==~SUN~DA~Y.~~~~c.,==i£~~ REDU~T:IOft '$ ~~- '' N,ntion(Jl ·-B,~q,gniUorr ,J~et}l ~JimtJ .. jd""'. . ·r~ .· ,,~I MARCH 3, 1919 - THE General Wood will oome down from Pl. Pleasant Wednesda,y morn.. lng for some Pittst:llrgh reship. ping freight that is here <fl the wharlboat. Captain w. D. Kimble wants some deck hands. The Leroy had a big trip up for Charleston Monday morning. The Gallipolis produce lntses are big shippers on the Leroy, Captain Frank Wrlgh~ o! IIlia city, one of the best pilots in government service, has resigned his position on tlle government steamer Crozet. Captain S. G. Gardner, owner ot the C, C. Bowyer, continues Ul and is confined to his home. MARCH 6, 1919 - ONE OF Captain Gardner has not been in good health for several months the neatest and most intricate due to overwork. pieces or work was the repairing of the big towboi:lt Sprague MARCH 4, 1919 -THE GEN- at Cairo without going out on eral Wood, in command of Cap- the docks, Her stern was buoyed tain William D. Kimble, is the up over a barge so that rudCaptain Dick Brown, Captain Pittsburgh packet Wednesday der plates, brasses and new journoon. The Wood wUI run In the nals could be placed on her. All SU G. Gardner, and enbrineer Pittsburgh - Cincinnati trade on her eight-inch angles have been Bob Cox were at Pt. Pleasant tothe Virginia's old days. Pilot replaced with six inch and 24~ day to be present at the 81Ulual Da,}'tOn Randolph and E d g a r inch rudder iron plates have inspection or IJJe c. c. Bowyer Brookhart are on the Wood. En- been put on. Captaln Tom Fau- by federal inspectors. , The Uberty Transit L i n 'e gineers Charles Atkinson and dree superintended the job. packet General Wood will charge Joe Jolmson are in charge or the old passenger rate of $14 the machinery, with Mate ThomMARCil 7, 1919 - C.\PTAIN as Barton in charge of the fore· Elias (Ike) Argo, the well known from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati, castle. The Wood is one or the pilot, arrived here Thursday including meals and berth. The towboat D. T. Lane deliv. largest packets on the upper Ohio from Cincinnati and is in the River and is fast. Marine Hospital undergoing ered a tow or Kanawha coal at Cincinnati ror the Campbell The towboat Julius Fleischman, treatment. He has been ill for Creek Co. Captain Albert Martin in charge, several weeks. Pilot :\rgo has Captain S. c. Gardner is havdelivered a tow of Kanawha coai been on the Tacoma. He is an old ing his packet the c. l'. Bowyer at Louisville. There hi not friend or Chief or Police Belplaced in first class repair and much coal moving in the Ka· cher. Pilot Ar~ was on the fathe boat will resume her trips mous sidewheel Bostona32years nawha pools at present. to Huntington in a short time. ago. BankAmericard member • .. ....... ..... .,., .' · a1 1n- 1 �'' 'l'·•' ' ,.~ ~. ' tfntJer ,Op ' , tion ;. ' to' Cdi.UMBIJS - Plalls ·in Ohio EcumeniCal Center near doWhiDWn Columws 1ook a step :toward completion last w~ek, erect . when Interchurch Center, Inc., an ! ,. to ·WE HAVE JUST llECEiJtEn A ... 11 . · , t• • · • v . , SHIPMENT OF GLASSWARE . TO BE SOLD AT HUGE SAVINGS ' ' airulate o! the Ohio Council of ~hurches, se_curedjan option ~· lea·Se or purchasl the property Just east o! Broad street United Presbyterian Church. The proposed multi • storied building will provide hea~ar­ 0 r ters and conference spaee denominations and ecumenJcal agencies and will be a vislble sym. bol o1 the growing unlcy ol the churches ln Ohio, according to Rev. Nyle D. Borden, secretary ol the Gallla Coupcy Ministerial Assn. Invited to jOin with the Ohio I Council of Churches in the occu- '~ pancy of the Center are the Ohio Cont'erence of the United Church of Christ, the IJhlo Synod of the United Presbyterian Church, the Ohio Conference of the United ' Methodist Church, the Metropolitan Area Church Board ol Columbus, the National C00hcil of .::Ommunitv Churches. the Ohio '! ~., '' ,[ ' ' JOY Li•aid Detergenl1 p~tr. o•. Li•aid Delergenl p~t~ 1vory Snow t::· BOld- ---- 3rb.;:.! ••. THRILL ·---- --------~· 1 I.Uilifluid ..._ 1 pt.•• btl. Bath Soap PHASE IllBath Soap : ~~E 55c 55c -~ TENDERBEIT LEA!~~, FLAVORFUL ·'~' ' B tiC ' 81c 01:--55c · "• ~ '• ' ~ VAX \ bar I were honored for accident-tree 1 t ' ~ ~ ear's Restaurant. Ray st. Clair, Gallipolis manager and C¥, T. Cassell, Middlep:Jrt manager, for the gas company, said these employees are among 2,361 from throughout the ~tate who have achieved a total ~ 2,1.618 years of driving in ·toJilpatly vehicles without an ac. ddent. The 10 represented a total or 85 years or accident • free driving in company vehleles. Award wimers In the Galii)Olls area and the number or . years .they have driven without an aecldent are Paul Harrism, 15 ye&rSi HArVey E. Brown, eight 1ears; Ray 9.. Clair, six yearSi IDd Earl Rabinaon, two yean. Middleport' award wirmera inelude Howard Logan, 17 years; weme:n .Gerlach, u years; Ju. Uus Souvap, eight years; MaurIce Durtt llld C. T, Cassell, seven ~~1: and Harley Hendricks, •' lour years. l ,Ltnen' ~as i i11e first woven materlal , l~r clolhing; wool probli~)' ·was ,next. '•' ~ t' 24c ------- 19e-29e VALUES 'f l Cielllef s GOLD TRIMMED ·~- l' BBOUGII'fON Sherhtt VANCAMP'S Pork&Beans c I& oz. ' ·- -~ Ho1ey Pod Peas - I Spinach -. MAXWELL RJG, e DltiP Coffee•eELBC. PDK 3. !4 12.25 FROZEN lloz. 2 eartoDJ Rich 1Hz. B~USE. Cucumbers • ·Green Peppers Green Onions Red Radishes • .... 4lc ·,, COFFEE B \ G SSES H MORTON STOKELY CUT·GREEN S" SIZE Beans 3. COLORS lib. ~oz. · Pie Shells.. P0II I08$ IDAHO BAKING ' ' \ ST.OKELY eaa Fre•chfriet FLORIDA ' . ' ' Casserole ., ' Oranges 5 ,..... 5 l!i 78c .j ' ·REG. 19C LARGE ASST. 39~ EACH ., c LIST 19C TO \ QUAUTY 8 oz. AS TRAYS VAL ' Win Awards driving at a breakfast Friday at the Riverboat Room of. Os- '•I ,}t 10 GasCo Men GALLIPOLIS - Ten emplo.>'ees ol Columbia Gas rl Ohio's &lutheastern District - four from the Gallipolis area and six oC the Middleport area - ALL _ COLORS &SHAPE·s 6 oz. JUICE 9 oz. DRINKING GLASSES 12 oz. TUMBLERS ',, -,.~ 10. oFF Fritz Hockwalder, writer in rest.. dence at Oberlin College, through March urder sponsorship of the Max Kade FourwJation 11 New York. Director Stuart Friebert, associat:e professor of German, department office in Rice HalL . ·'7~ I or the innkeeper's daughter. Die Herberge, a modern dramatic legend, was written by has collaborated with the author on the productioll Curtain time will be 8:15p.m. all r o u r nights in the Uttle Theater of Hall Auditorium. Tickets at $1.25 for all will go on sale March 10, at the main desk, Wilder HaiJ and in the German j ~ sented in Gennan March 18-19 f ·. \•' and 20-22 at Oberlin College. A freshman at Oberlin College, Miss Harder is the daughter of Dr. aod Mr._ Siglsmund L. Hor· der, of 100 Garfield Ave. In the play, Miss Harder plays the role ·' ·~ rl'l ' · .·~ G4 UPOLIS- Elizlbethllor· der, a 1968 graduate of Gallia Academy High School is a member of the cast or Die Herberge ("11le Hostel) which will be pre- ' UST BE SOLD D¢ .' ' O:J ,.Of,~.- 7'lw PiiU~ Jim~, F~ Jl, lJD Miss Harder In Ctut of ' ALL ' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ;:, PRAISE ,, PIECES -~' ' Thll'ltl wh•t twpperw ·when. you !hop •t Foodl&nd, ACOMdinq too " , Rep. Looter L, WoUI ot llew York. Soya he, , ~- wltlooilllbo 0011· ol •tams-. every Amtrbn l&milr coulcl 'kate the eqah'llent of one :week's qroeeries free e&ch yur:•• Need •• IIY .ara? Southeast Association of the United Church of Christ, and such Die Herberge 0 0 0 0 0 0 r other church related groups as may wish to leue space in the wilding. Proposed plans for ·the mod-orn structure include ample park· lng, conference rooms, dining (aciUties, recording studiCis, central book and library resources, and duplicating, maUI.ngandcomjl.lter services. ~celayoutsand leasing proposals are to be made available to prospective OCCU• pants by April I. Further ateps toward the design and erection of the building will be taken Unmediately following the approval ot occupancy by major prospective tenants. '0 EACH ·.r1 2 qt. SIZE LIST 69C .,..,. PITCHERS A REAL VALUE SELECTION OF COLORS &SIZES 2 qt. SIZE .••. ..,.. ·~ • I ' '·'' ..• '. . ,. '' �. ~ . Wyan~ .T~al, (CIII'IIlnuecl'f7! ~0 t . . '~ •• ·.·~· ' '~ .. r'7Rz~~;~foi.~rltiesc'1illl ~.' Review~ ·.· Wo~I(l 'b.r ·.:.~·f>···- . ·, . Clt!IM. - ·I , f.:";. , . . ·1 "' .8 )" ·• · . .e ~~n ~, .'f!•'!' i!. .•. · "· •· · . tJ·· . ~~~rid lk.i~ Ott *"" '.*"'"', Ma-. · 'r que;Uootng • tbe record the· ~ctthatbehad ,advlsed Wyant ol his righlo by prel!eiKiitg ,lhe tranJeript of queoUoolng, d!>splte objectlooa 11 AUorney O'Brleo. , . Wyont gave •• hh reuon for not rememberlnl whether Fultz had' told hl!n o1 hls rights thet he was tlr"'! ond was · • .., all nllht." Prosecutor Fultz asked lhe dofendsnt,, while diapla,ylng 1\1!1, tranacrlpt of ques-' tlonlni: m the morning after the shootiDJ. thet he had talked to hl!n once !rom 12:50 Mill 1:20 a.m. and then mce again ~ at 4:10 a.m. "If lllal's what thet !IIJ'S then I euesa lh rlgl!~" said Wyant. Aleo under croiS - examination, Fultz ...e Wyant lhe •hot8un uNci bt lhe shootlnl and had hlm use eiiiJib' caalnga to show how he IOided and Wlloaded lhe 11111 on the llflbt ollncldent. Wyant, cerrylnl tho •ho!Awt. aosumed I poaJUoo 08lr the jury and gave a dem- onotrallon. topsywascontllctedonDotaonatHolzer Modica! Center Hospital. Qlck said ho Jill ido finger In lhe wound "' determllie if it penetrated Dotson's skull and Bald that 11 did. Buck also testU!ed that the bullet struck lhe deceooed man In 8 30 degree angle and thet there were 52 pellet wounds In an area o1 llvo tD olx lncheo In diameter aroomd thtl ··main wound 1n the hack rt DotiDn'& neck. Meml!tro ol the jury who will decide the late ol WY1!nt are Leo Story, Marvin me, Clrl Willlllina Don Jmnson, FI,Ye Wallace Fnncis BenediDD Wallace Amberger Th.,: mas Holter, Bailey, ~ loy, Frank II. Fitch. .and Harley E. JohnsOn. Lola Bright 1, an aJtOI'Dite juror who has llso 111 In on 11'1' teaUmo~ would ,... pllco lnolhor who might be blo to ..,... Uruo lor some phyolcal relson. ' , · Ain.M.rs.ret w, The do!endant, In ct'llas oxamlnation, ac1milled that ho actuai.IJ oaw onl.v me other peraon lq lhe car when he wu talk)Dg to Qrtllp at' lhe front cloor It hla residence. Fultz asked the do!endant If he had l!teo drlnkfnr m lhe night ollhe lhoollng and W;,ant tel!tlfled he had had four been lll!llo hill laBIUy and be were vldtlna rei&Uvea ...., New Haven. w. VI. Pl'oaec:utor Fultz, lltheconcluolonolhis JO: reek Damaaes Two Cars ---e POMEROY _ Moderate damages wore Incurred to two cora in an accident on Lincoln He!lhts at 12:.JS a.m. Slturday, p 01110 roy pollee llld. A cor driven by William Hayes, 18, Syracuse, was cr.,.ded olf the road and struck. 1 parked vehicle owned by Connie Mulford, Pomeroy. There w18 no InJuey or 1rresta. ·'· ; '.,, .. , '• Appalachia .· _..ton Talks Persian to His Dog Louile M. Block IRONTON - Mrs. Louise Mot. ¥Y Black, 45, died UIIO>Peetlodl.v l(bout 12:15 Lm., Saturdll,lllt the . Lawrence Cooncy General Hospltal here. RoyRupe MIDDLEPORT - Roy R. R~e, 81, Rt. I BldweU, died eerly Slturdll,ll In lhe Veterans Admlnistr1tioo Hospital at Chilllcotho. She was born ln Lawrence A retired farmer, be wu a County on Aug. 24, 1923, dloghter of Y' illard Motnoy, who aurrives, and tho late l'ln!ell Molney. She married Rev. steveo E. Black on Ma,y 15, 1943. He ourtivOJ, along with two children, Mrs. Eric (Sharon) Jones, frt<l. erlceon, Coneda, and ste- at home. Brothers ard sisters aurvlvIna ere Mrs. Herbert Clark, Mrs. lsuc Stacey, and Mrs. DeYid carter, all ol COal GrtM; Rev, Willard Matney, ~~ Mrs. Paul Coster, Flatwooda, IIJI,; !IIIIo Rose Motnoy, Conedl, and Mrs. James Sharp, COal Gr<mO. Rev. and Mra. Black were mt.. !!lonerloa under the Eve.,.Ucal llll>tlst Board, P1Ueraon, N. J., lor the pest 16 years. They served In Africa and Col!lda. Funonl sorvlcoa will lit 2 p. m., Tueedll,ll II t h I TnC1• 11-..er Funenl H0111e lnlr""' vetenn of World Wor I, who held memberships In SUoam Lodp No. 456 F&AM of Chosh· Ire and DAV Chlpter No. 17. Bom Jlllllll')' 27, 1888 at II¥· ger, ho waa the oon or lhe late Jcmathan and Carallne Swisher Rtcle. He was also preceded in deoth by hlo wile, Almo, two sistera llld twa brothers. SUI"viYlJw are ~everal coualna, nephews 1nd nleeeL · Funenl servlcea will be Tueodll,llll 2 p.m. It Bawllnp • Colli Funeral Homo with Rev. Franit Choesebrew ofllclatlr!i. Burial wW be In Gnvel Hill Cemetecy. Friend• may call at lhe !Un< enl I!OIIle anytime aner 4 p.m. ~. IJSTON FIGHTS ST. LOUIS (IJPI)...SOO!ty Llaton, former world heavywetpt chanqllon, will l1lht Bill Joiner of Clnclrmtlln 1 10. tan wtth Rev. Jerry Bruce, Rev. round bout II Klel Auditorium a.&rlea Click arx! Rev. Homer March 28, matchmlker Jmn Click omciating. Burlll will be Edwards I!IIIDWICed Frlda,y, In Woodlaod Cemetery. Valnblo PohlllrrC Friends ma,y call at the funer· There no way lo flx a II h<lllo after 6 p.m., lofonday, the famous A clrawVlnei, F.tther Srott AceCHESHIRE - Either Scott, valued M, died early Soturda,y mont· l!lr at her resldenee here. Mrs. Scott woo born Aug. 15, 1182, In I\Jipr, the dau&htor ol lhe late Join ond Marla Rowill!' me. S!e waa also preceded tn ~ b)' her u• ' · ·' "~U~ OR ·. ;.; ' ... -If· llrltf.m,....,, . l.rt"' ';J:; l ,. - '' .( '· . • . .' ,~ ~ .: .. • ~ , • ~.·. : ' • r r r :;. ', · · 1t' 1 • ,1 •; 1,~ j~ f!- feel~ IQoli,f hll iidntl!!lllra- >. fil• P= A . · ' CHAMPs - Lester "'Ploto!ls, members ill thO Fi!ll.slsth Grode Buket. ' ·ball Leaau'e, captured the 1969 11-D tournament lllgbt by· defeating the Collies 7-2, Knicko 7-6 and . 14-7. The Pistons were ~ In regular sea~ pla,y, Hlctured above, thePrl~= Ia Talkative Man hl.alioen AI a matter ol fact, Jerrlnl In prl11tlo Ute Ia a lllheUVe on lOlling Ohloono Into Jehools. .. lhe lollt !*(enl Aoaembl.v, mon, and al)oai<a lbout · 10 hlper approprlotlonl lor aU languQea, illcludli!B Turklllt, levels of edunetloo )llnged on Persian and Arable. IDa daual>,........ In the statio tlor . Ev1 !IIJ'I .he ~ to lhe lhe ..... tax. . !IDID.Y .... In Perllan. Bond!! Provide Fund• There ere 1!11111' report• or WI!Uo .-oprlaUooa have Jorrlna'o !lliBIIJ u 1 atory. up ........ of tlghllltcal teUer, and thla aerved him well . plamlnl, most llciUtleo have In tflfl wlfln he Wll Jtatloned Ill . boUt tbrGI!Ib 1110 •• or Iran at the time the Rui!IIID!I ........ bondL illvaded. Thia 1eer, Rhode& hall proJorrlnl Wll arr..ted b&' ....... tl&ltler spendlnc lA> pt asente ol . lhe GPIJ (now - . more prlmiry. - . , . and 111 .the KGB) loll he lOt alona hlaber . .Wcatlon .._, WtU with hll l\llll'dl beCIUH he " eddltlm, he hall, )ll'OIIONd wit.1 pod cud plll,ller IIIII tDIII hlo Urllt- tlx - 1 lll'~at. llloriK ill lhe Buaalan larwllae. When the Srrecli!!h Forelan ed vandor'a ucloe tax to \'Ide ~f2 mllllm bt 22 mortllia lllnlllry . oblllned Jarrlni!t IIIII! most o1 lilt . . _ oerreiOIIse, , GPIJ apnte were roporled to haVe eoeorted hini merked tor eclucatlonol J1t11to lilt ......r lllll!nvl¥ hl!n to gnDIL IID<e '• bicom•--emor I return u a 11111t IIIII' time. IIJA-~ But ·~~ lhe Unlllid 'Notlonl and Rhode a hil btcome 1 · n!llloral on hla Middle Eolll travels, fi8Ure for hill hol.......shlp ol but hall_, J1rrlnl 111 ll&lttiiPPtd, retu•trw au ..w, · ~· and....,. nod for lho 111011 port 1etlvo l'lllolln national poi!Ucs. nll!l telorlolon .......... "IIIIYe I mandlte!romtbe On rlre oeeuklllll whea 1 _ . , or OblD 111 ...... 11 )lltlr - - trapo ll!d buttonhole• him In 1 U.N. eorrlder, Jerrlnl pen.," he told reporter!! who apoeala\ed ho -.ld run for natolka' ~- lhe ' .· tlonol ollleo. , ! - ...m- GALLIPOLIS .• OTOR. CO. . ' ' StLESMlN OF ' -.!'he predlded. "*!!tr7 l'r<Widel Job . Rlto!!lo~ Ia eonvlneed thlt "Dill mWion per10111 con bot. lei- . tbelr atandord ~ llvli!a tbraJ&Il Voet!lonai and ·~ .Wcatloft." Nlnel1 per eont ol OhiO's Job!! como 'fi.orn !Mul- ~ Auto . .. '· . . ., ~ t, Vocallonal and -~~~ .WClllon con!liPI!! will . _ 111e state ol Oldo,. he IBid. ....... . JIOCII)Ie are wi.Y lhelld or t h e ............. "Wo can ralle the level rt Jh. •. · Ina or lire the people the ap.. portunlb' to -r.t.. It," be 1114 ,The 11011: "A bOlter life.'' ' ., ' R-1 l!tlleYoa hlo • - · II ....,., - provlo!lna m.,. Ofdoan lhe _ . . . . , lo-kltrn and derol!!p oldllo ~ ..Ud lit lhe heill....8 of the ..S 1 1 - 1. sodallllllilrbioproli!..,_, • ~ lwo .111!18 ,means "Sulphur laland" Ill Jap-ae and ihei'e Is a sulphur pit ·on the weal !!ide of lhO island. . ' -.. Openers SEEDS ARE HEREI ONION sns mTL~W ' By United Preas lnterne!ional ~enltW da,y waa rother dismal lor lhe Cleveland Indians and tho Cloclnnotl Rodl 10 both teunolollllhelr lint garnea In the 1969 exhibition seaaon. · Jeose Hudson, a 20-yeer-<lld The expaulon SeoUle Pilote IGUthpow for the Reds, gave up ol the American Ledoo made a wlttnlni -~ by overwhelmlnl Ill four runa ot1or wllklni! lhO the ladlans 19~ In Tem110, Ariz• baaeo full. Three ronldes starred lor the Sixteen B·~ bombers took Plilladelphlll PhBs who beat lt.e pert in the famous DooUIUe Reds 4-2. raid on Japan In April, 1942. The Pilots got 18 hill off four l)tdlan pltchera and •cored to ; .. each Inning but one. Tbe u....p Cleveland PHON! n:l-55!13 PLENTY 0~ ~RU . J· . i -3; . i"'" .: I' CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. B&O Depot 675-1160 Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. PARKING MASON, W. VA. ,. . t .... sprinkled with rdeldeo. The Tribe Phlls eentlorflelder L a r r y · Hlale was jjame hero In Cleer- ,'\. ' !~ ~;~~ 119·~~ ·~(;•~a:>. ~;q~~ ~J1c•11 11 llsX··· ' 1Rrll REPORTS Pete Rose, the 'fa68 l'ioil~ ...._;· · r guo ' -.qr·ohlmpli!n, 111B ·tuport to the Clnel...ti Reds tral"'. · · ina C!l\1111 M4>ndll,ll. Hesa, 1fter 1 weeldong holdout, signed his · 1969 c~t ·tqi 1 rOt>ortecJ $85,000 Thursdll,ll. ~~~~;.,llinltf atktt.J\bj)~t• to llrlte ' ID lwl> 1.nitis 'Iii lhl'ee ~- '- .-. . . '!If . : .1-J ff'' "'. ....-.,. ·, ' ; :!>. ' ' ., .~~- t.::d : ! ·:: ~ ' .•- trlpa II lhe plate. He alsoout .Jolt!IQ' Belich trying tD oeore !rom aeoorid on a single. Ashland In Finals .. .:. .. 1'\ingsridge This Spring a man's fancy turns to everything his fancy desires . . . Looks of fashion from the traditional to the upbeat, colors that swing with the ~eason' s brightest ideas, patterns to suit every individual taste and values that are simple unbeatable! They are all yours in the Spring and Easter collection of Custom Fabric Worsted Suits by KINGSRIDGE. We invite you to come in and see this season's showing priced from · 'usED Iii :· :.lt8UiLf':: ·• . . ·PAllS.:·".: . OWNERS: Kuhn Will '' .. \ ·.GuilillriD . . •' nw1apd 11 acattered hits. .' 'Her;,j, Doo, Paoi lalr4 • . . ·'. ' ··~ ' " -~.-u1PI!N TOII•.t.v-~---il!fll'" . .tfO NEED.TO Instantly you lfop ltaks or ruMing wot•r. Tun,.,_..ncl Waterplug O!> plloo IU.. """"' by ha..I or "owol • I l ( Wreckl•l ~- 11'7.'' > .......... ; '·I Grape~it .'. MONo;Y- :-·~~~~: 'rt&lti: d.,. ieft ;., S....cten. IimiY Brent enech; Slt!nders and T<m Yourw. Beer - Looter Andy Hau~ Joe O'Dell, Marcy GUiosple, Dennla MltcheB 1nd R<xlgers. N\llplctured - ·RodDeY Byera. Reds, Indians Drop ·- e.•. ,. --- ii·...._ ~· . ,., -.., ·"' ... ...,, . . jD blJ 3J'aiitlis B ,mlUion In J!!e 1962.13 bleMium eriUco. to a )ll'OIIOIIIICI $$27 miUion Ill "El&lrt or niDt ~· fl-o!p , f .' ' DON'T P.AINT -· YOUR M.ASONftYI' a.oe , ·lndoilll!... plaee so mltih OlllilhBil• illl pt:. · · !\)a· _., ......_1 ' m~ lost hll .lift. Tilt vldlms tin.~ 1 ......... __ · Included tile Jege·ndary 11 Since - · baa been &l'I'Jr, The teeht!lcal "" 10~ f!ll!llil D::fe Crockett and " .-_. . Dave sorwc!/i ~- In 19,111; • "" . , ·, · . 1 !laD It¥ a!'~" "!"dt . r lloeNrch lilld dovilopmllll ~· Will canll!lle , ot1or liii !uvea enttle" 1 - ~ !l!o- lhe ~~ ill 1971, ., IIIII · Catlrllla 'til <10"l'litpli •,.W' . , . _ I!Oli!J)lilvel~ ~ Jie' lilt Joe~... ~ '!' 'lll'!ilram• tl!l•·ldmilllsC<>wlb' notlvo'i.''progrllli lrom ·tr!ltlaii 1!11 beM." hoJ QeCI!iiiitow ,lllllll.lhe end Gr !Piber· eo!. · nato'rlel 11trvlce bt .ll!i!lrJ, Todll,ll, . liciillw4!', - · 111 on loell 1971. embroiled ill olte ol lhe. boldeot lr~olll!lch ore "UfiJai!IAmblllon" oa,!' eontroverslll ..,~- IIQW parllcl!'atfna .ll!}l.y nomlnaJ. , "II haa boelt n11 llftlong am- tlonaiprDII'ama ho has ever pro- l.v or not at: ~ , In the - · bltlm to become .,.ernor ol pieed. lUi em)1111ols on vone- dll!trli>utlblt-pr_,nL Ohio," he oald ,ill hla !nau111rol llonal ll!d ~hntcal dllatloo ~·, Vltleiy Of. fictora-IO..a . eddrell Jon, If, 1963. has been eriUclzed. bt academl- pride, ncill, p~tuoH .., l ·. -olrt .. "Thlald'l'lniltratloo will uUJ. dena, poi)Uclana and students. to . .l~n ., 1 ·~ ~ · lie evoey avlllable tool at hand Smno. Crltlclam :PI.v b)' • ...,..., 1 to creola the Joba we need so "I'm J>d( ~ed ob<(ut" crjit- :::...,., or 1 ~J;Tidir_3:· tblt Cllll' ~clive lltJIIIIOitl clam,~ fie.said. "Cr!Uclamdoea. t 1~-'DIIt~ In 'IIIII · meli awoj to onlY those D't bother me.", . ::. tb- ~ or unable to eere for lhellioelves," Rbodeif lalalt alopn Ia ~·~ 1 · · • · ' l'~ ·hclillle towll'd., ."< ..... he promleed. . ~ In ... hand and I Job' ,...,.,.,.. Thla .•. :·: ' ··l.lillacJo "We nwllt - to oor oWta.; ill lhe Diller'' lac(' every boy ..,, ·~ ~ol)!l; \ioQo ·bi\local Uonal needs, both In 111'! Jllbllc ll!tcl-!drli!l l h e Initiative . fr<iin .. ptO,te aehoolo and oor IDsUtuUono of "A lot ol - I a ll!lnk lovw- ocll-. · ' ,k,, ·.f ,' hl&lter learning,• he IBid. almpl.ltf," Ill itoled. ' •'Jlut, ,;. ,. . , ·' ,,, . ·• '/ What !ollowed were _ . t o ore agalnot cao11n1 111e ICOIIO' ·:....:..,. } • '. to put a higher educalional fa. lilY tJil '· b)' unei!tP!o1atent.' llJI . ~-~ ·, .·' cii!IJ within 30 miles of orery the -~~ of an btdMd- · The SoCietyJt6f.\ the.'l're· . boy and prl In Oblo. The Idea ual.' A , ~ IOsea dllnfl1 and cJo.' venllqp of . ~~u ,~eatl·. of ·brandt camJI!IItl o1 11tato coney wl!en he b~Cuneo 1 IIDDi· ·ritateai!!Jt more,tbim 1,'102.· unlreraJUoa bloosomed and beronrolieffi!)IL~ · !_IOOf.~evr!ce"'~over~d. b.•:,~ lbout 15 were evenlualb' """' ••Tite l!!a!eill ,oidolutM· :tibt:J:o~o~'C~ii'G41ustrueted. b'," Rbodoa ....._ "Very few coma·may,riliiJ . !tin b1lrlilnes1 To !ll!llee Rllodea bthorlt; ...,..... II!OIH!y not to. ·unless de~ f.P.at'Jt.''llnd ooined lhe aJoean. "~t Ia not work.'' tnatlll COIIIbiWIUijy. · ·- - . . '. )' Ohio .• ' ' • whfl!·he beciDIO - - rty.=. UNITED NATIONS (UPI)... on, aeeldnc to get !Ilks started. The hopea of lhe world lor He trans!erred hlo labor!! peace In llle troobled Middle back to U.N. headquarlers bt Eaot have boen rldlfll lor Ma;o or 1988 IIIII Ilion -*"'1 almoot a year and a hall on the throu&lt dlplomall here lor five ahoalders of a scholeri linguist weeka until ho took off ror nve oomed GuMar V. Jerrlni who weeks In ·Eurqje uid ·avacot!m llkee tD talk Persian to his dog. reimlon 111111 hia wile Aant•· Slnee · November, 1967, the ., thet "vacot!m" he fCII!Id mlld-11111111ered diplomat, 111 time tD lllk with Forelln leave !rom his poet aa Swedish Mlnistlor Mahmound B.l ld ol the amhalloador to the Soviet Union, Vnltlod Arab llo!MUc In Stoekhas sought to brlnilsnella and holm, confer with Forelll! Arabs together at a peace table Mlnil!ter ~ S. Eban ollaraal aa .the personal omlosory of In The llque ond meet with u.11: Secrelai'Y Gonerol Thent. Fqrellll! Minister Abdel Monem Jarring' a mlaolon has - . c l Rifal of Jordan In London. near collapH m several oeeo- ' hrrtng· illaJIIta upon such Ilona and both aides have at oecre<,y bt his -'< lhlit the Umea declared It utel08s. . .)11'001 ol!lcera at tho \Jnitlod ' ' t1te.v do not even Jorrlns hao been reported m Nlllnr.s claiBI the verge or realiMtlon more ·knoir ill lll!lch New York - 1 then mce. . M. Uvea. Thill' ore .forblddl!>·to Two Mldeaot powen, ~ llinnruoee hill "''Jllllrrrmen. and Iraq, au but 1...,.. ~ Jorrlnjl made oewa tut IIIClllih but adll he peranerea. Ho onlY when he failed to up began s oew round ~ ioundlnp · here because he wu ..Uorlni Iaiit week, CIJIIllllni ..IIP . with 1 from 1 minor cold. caD on Efl)')ltlan olllclalo bt A U.N. atory hall it lhlt U.N. Cairo. Under!18Crelar7 Rolph Bunq.io Set Up lltadquulera reed a neil!! dll))ltch re""'*lv .. Decemlter, 19117, Juring which said lllal Jorrlns had told 101 ·i.p ~ra ill 1 hotel now omen he hod "no eommenl" bt Nlooala, C)'lll'lll, with a otalf wheft 9~orled .., a· Middle Eoet ~ three. From Cypnra, he dfvelopintai. lhuttled between J~lllem. . ·"''hhl~ llhon7," Bunche wa• Coiro and ABIBIID, Jorden, with ,...ted 11 lll,llbw. "Jorrtna .. pcCI&Ional aldetrlp to Lebon- wGuld never lllk lhlt much.'' ..~ . T Jim . !J'AMI'AIGN, Dl. (IJPl) .,. Piird!le'a NCAA tourney.bourlll "!"'illr J,)IJ'r!ilkW. . Gl'!li ~ockllll!l KOl'ed 20 polall l!taketl!oll Bollermarkera routed · •J91 Ccjjb Wll 1\aturclll' IIIII tmo ·- r QUal · 1l.rtlaa, b0-16, to eomplstlo lllJ wlth)8 .,...a,Ken:i.tll!nSGitlil 'j>la,yers ~In double llp'eo T'n worfere with 1 13-1 merk. .. ~nd Rick,AIJdnaon JJ. to leod Winola. ~ 1 78-68 Big PUrdue, cllll!j)letlqj Ito l'!liUier ~ l!nlshed 1!"15 Ton bosketlall , iictory oyer oeaam wltha20-4reeord,~ soeison .111'1 4-10 bt lhe Blc The DUe~ 1J.5 In Nortlnoestlom In tile IIJ.!II pme off /i) 1 12-4 lead and .the r41111> Mnmt'a output IJI!VO·~~§ confereDct PJ.r' and ' l7·7 over- of the 1011011 tor both teams. w;s 011. It waa 58-32 11t the hill points, shltterlnc tho ,IlL ~ lei.~· .evelllld ~hlgan'a Joc!<son ...... 18 orhloi>OirU 1ndonb' lhe 11ne1 victory marrin OIIHea.O. confereaco . . ·Bta 1'1!1 record" 7'1. . · In the Brat hill 111 '81"" b!•team ·remained In doubt. f~f by Ohlo Slatlo'!! 'O io Br:aMa .' .' Flve,di,Yo~,Cioe•OI)Inetled 145-32hllltbliel0ld, Mount,thejuniorhotahot.rroln five 7eora ogo, Ho.llsofiMitd .a. eir~tp· ~7 points tplilat The vletory Ul!ll'ed lhe Wlrtl ._..,.,Tnd., hit 13 field aoiJs tl>o CIJIII1Ilp with 1~ lllld~ . · ~IlL· Aplnat Michigan, the (11-5) 11 1 !18Cond plaee tie Ill the and ldded 14 free throws. Voter- Ill 1 - pla,y,ecllpo!rwlhoP....,. .'s-roOt.4 &Ophcimore -..t 1111- con!erenco with State. BUI the Boller- loua mirk or 182, · · ·' · tlod 12 field ·l'iola and 11 of 1f · The pme. was dOclcled II lhe free - · · <' , . · tree Une 11 lUlnols mode ~ 17potnl!!, ttollnlln potnta chlrlb'toooea. •' JOllY F1noe7 I f ; - HciwaU 12 Tho Wlnf aquadendedlhepme lnd Dt11!11 Mlodori 10 lor ' llle with 22 or 32 from the free wl-rs. . thnr• while Northwestlorn ll'mrpreof Mi ..._, IIIII ' · Michigan !"'~ led b)' lloll!ll' · mode 12 ol13. THORO -.,;.~or. n.,·~~w. Stewllrt and l!udJ 'l'<mJanovich Dole .KaUey led lho Wildcat ""0 ocored 26. 1111 20 potnta re- lUick with 20 pol"'"- Nortlnoooaa*cttvel.v. . tom ended lhe -son with a &.a · Back-to-bock thrOI'\)Oint pla,ys con!orenee record. by Fl!u!oy 1111 Joloedora pushed LAFAYETTE, 111:1. (UPO- . lhe lluclloYe• Into an 83-74 ..... with 4:32 to pla,y. Ohio State woo AB·Amerlcl, Rick Mount with 40 points Slturclll' led a wholeoaie 111ver In danger lfterthoL usault on the record book as . Dl'plomat;.Ohlodi. ~~;lhelon:.~;_ =:::;~;r~: ~very· d,e~nder . ,.: (''if~.·. ~- take Part In Event At Cincinnati 75.00. ·DUEL : THI husband, Elzat a daughter, and three brothers. Mra. Scott waa a member ~ tilt Old IIJ!ger Free Will Bat>· tlllt Church. ' !Jnivlng are rour s o n a, Vouldm E., Columbuo; WeaJa,y W., Galllpollo; William E,, Cbetldre, and Paul A., Midcll.eport; four di.Uihten, Mrs. Alva (Marlitl'lle) Kall, Cheshire; Mrs. CorUoo (Grace) POrter, Galli. polia; Mra. Charles ~) ....lb. Cheshire, and lllrs. HarrJ (Gertrude) ll,ysell, Addlam; a II~, Irma Hicka, CoJum~ IIIII; 21 IP'andehlldren, 37 greetll'andd!lldren, and me ....... -t.cnndchBd. Fuoeral oervlceo will be held ll!llrdaJ il 2 p.m. !rom Rawllllp 1C..U Funerol Home willl tile· fie¥, Che- Lemi'IY and tilt Roo, Dold Sedztol olllclat. Jill, arrlll will be In Gravel Bill et•tleiQ'1 Cheshire. Frlll!do ~ ~ lhe ftmorol - '' .. -•11'7, 1 I ' J<'...l. ' • carrleS rneace H'' 01JeS ~; =:...,~ :.:.-::;;~ :: ~== 1 '• .' •· RecOrd.l!iglO Wi,Jis , • yearsto)qldlteJH;.3$alltheWQ" ·Irbm .•"..,·., ~:-·i ~ J•• • • Xenia !" C.Wpotla, but ao a reiUit, ol Jc>. ~~I'!.'QR'S NOI't;:-OhiO'I - . cal ei!Orta, the project ma,y beeome ~real- ~' 10 ,edi,.~ h.; , r l ib' In loss time than was orig~Jp~J~lit!W· -*nlil.!' ill !1!'. pUt lliJI patlod. . . ·~ Jiiii'L , .Olio .reaiC!ft ~ · 90'·'';JIIatla.' A. - · · lu•ll'. l!ir """ldllfl au lor•I• 11 JlGI· ' ·'eollllldn the itate. 1!/ IIi• illlir· >lew 1otlh United J?re&!! ~· (Cmtimed fr<111 I) . !lllll!aal, m,oc~eo dllicllolllld bll Training, Nei!IOIIY!Ile, $1f8,100 tor cl1u. --.cot!m _..... . room IIIII $34,000 for c:mllJIIl. Uon of practlcalnurslngprogram; RloGnnde ill' RlqiARD WHEELER College, $159,012; 1311-llerd • prea.lllld lehGol UPI Slatehouoe lloportlor dillrlcla, f2SO.OOO. ' , . COLUMBUS <UPO - When !AM Collt Hwalng • . Budget ol f619,906 Gov. James A. - · lllko for lntlorellt • fro:" Joana for plll!lldna low- aboui eGicallon, ho beeomea eost houalnl projectl. Approved lol!ll In· em)II!Otlc and l!npoUelll. eluding C o - . $28,506; l'brtamauth, · "AD 1dll!l!ltea of a Illite ..., $20,000; HBiaboro. ~.600 and New llol!too, volvo around oducot!m," he . $8,000, declared. "Micatlon mullt lit MISCELLANEOUS PROJECTS relevant to our young ~e." ••· kin ~-v Road ·Access • - muO 111111 ~·b' o"We've got lA> moke It ........ ~-Teclmlcal Training Sebool,, $100,- Jngllll -.c:allon," 111e tlrll,ll· 000; Setoto Coudy Vocational • Technical haired &Vm1IDr oaid. Sehool, $105,000; ond Gall!a Coun~ Airport, .11 lhe pinnade o1 hi a poUU$9,41!0. col . career and aner lliJI years Land ColaenaUon- $166,251. o1 cta,y.to.doy hamrherlnl of Slrlp Mining end Land Reelamatlon • eclucalfonal eeceos!Uoa, - · Friendship Park, Jrt!oriiRl eounty; $733,- now Ia pllmin& mo"iitore pro. 000.. gram, Mlqlower Tnlnlng- F.xpanolon 11·Jack1 wiU merk lhe completion """ Manpower Training Center, ~;ooo. rt the oWcaUonaldrcll-• ,.,.,_,.ghtll'p~ed ~ j ' 1 ' 1 IHl ..' . ,., j · ,c . testitled from ' ' 'J. ', ' :::r.~::: :du:,:.ln:.:: da,y~~~=~ F : : : : - =~.:.:.:~..:~ P.:~,ner~~ii:; · - 12 ~u:~~r;t·· lly_ :¥~~"~ ~ Prosecutor Fdlt~ advillna: him bls 1 p.m. until 'when Wyant took we~ · · btJ ~ · ,· U ·l ' .14fj•j ()r f 11/ rllJIIU be!oro hl!n 41rlnl lhe thesllndati:IOp.m. Mainbero _ollhelll. 35 Ao!!OCl~IIIYe ·· ·~.. 1/.' '_ •, \ ·· ~· mo:::.:s:-~.~~~:x~- ......~::r.,;m~::....~=:!=: ·::""...:.~:.~ :.:.a.~r.:. u:;,Q·t' .r -e· ·Re'·~e ·' .a '~ ;n '·· .vo.: '"~IJJ lfmlng hlo eroas - examlnlllon, lOt lntD ,.ooouna, oaid wao present when ll)eau- catlod at me Ume It lnlUid ~- ~ 1q~: , (J .~ . t · v .'·; t' · to .J ,4 u,r;ff, of 0 I .' '. < "" had b..;, IIIII<! .., wuu..il COLUMBUS-:- NIDo ltatlo lell••-·:...;; .. ...... (II) I;OfJIIII and j Whom "" rented, •lllallf 'lot d141'1 ...., ,au to meet IIIII\ Ol!lo l>lrtCiili p, E. ~ .-.. 1111!1 R~~'!,li~~·""""·l!o · ... lhe tralllc aut poll, lhe lit (11'1101) .. Maol,eter 11 9:10, a.BI., "'llurllll,y to NVIow ~ (Jt~ Falrboni, Corlelon ·~ (Jt) ~ 'WDUid have ,to ""l'•·~,, ,,,I ·~ .,.. .. P...• and ~oeuu.lhe Jl!'l.'!rib' !Oi' l!nprO\<e- .,.....,-!o>!lllill ~()I)Hilli!IF!>,:-Ie. Vl'l Wyant, db'ed . ~ ·. lllent oi 'V, S. Rt. :1$ from Xeola11!i Grten 'liloe'llllkOr (I)) IIOoirnoiVfilelliil hlinillllf•'lllll' . CJIOir~hos . claimed ho' never loft· lhe hall yecd ot · count.Y·to Golllpollo·ln Gollla Coun~. meet ~th w11,11s 10 oen0 his prcperty wtille firing, . · ' U ' . Rep. ' Ral)111 Welker (27th Dlatr!CI) oA1cJ "l -lelllt 'port til 'lhe )80 , irille PJ!!jeet Ia "'*1 Bnd 1 , , He Indicated he did not -where....,_ • Solu~ Senators Mu bomlol)l) WBmlng- In lhe "ICIYaneed plaanlnt ....,.,., - ; htilrbiia ~ II' Bhotgun csslngs, ,which were found alona· • ·ton, Ooklll!' Collins (Jt) lronlon,' Harry Arm· from •the Jitk~ ~ u.,tto RL· 110 ·. " :ro.llm~· the road !ollowlng the llhootln& mt,lit have ·· Ill Gollta c.ioiml,y. ':: · .. '· ' i •'i~u;.u,W'' """"' !rom ''llnless the boy (Jtusaell) hod I Ia lhe aim "'· lhe Rt. 3S Aaeoclaljoa,to 1!1 ~ Georp picked lllem up !rom where I had l!teo lull· .,..,.......,.....Um, asked Wyant, slnee he have lit, . :13 beto:N.t ltlllja IIIII GiiUPolla · S:D!i·'·...Ueotti lng earUer and pla,yed with them." had ' hunted deer 'ond small game, . II he ~ -ft01r !~• ~ the'w'Q. . " • . '·7 --Wyant also te"stU!ed the! Sherlll Harten· W<>ddn't cooaJder himself a pre!IJ llOOd Rt. ' 30, prior to the IWI- It lhe !Ill· t'nJJ!I ' O::• .l!'L>·, •• bach had not told him ot hls r~Pto to .r e- and·the accuoed 111811 res.(llllded, "When ver Bridge on Doc. IS, 1967, .... tho ''maiD '-1.1110 8 C IUJD 'IU r main silent at the house on the night. ot I aim, lam.•• ~~.,- or ~ eolnmercfal tnfllc Uw ~~ . ·'" ~· . ·,., .,!J' J ·" • '· .,.,..llldb!i ,, • ' ., ,. . .., Other Clot.lnt Prlc.. from 49.95 '· . .,, . ' , "' , ' OPI!N FRIDAl"NIGH'f ·. .~ X I .. l ' .'i., ·. '·' ~ ·\ .. ' ~ • <!1 •'''(1''1"" ·' Til; .8 p ,M,.. ··}I' . . ' .,. .. '' . \• ~ ·~ ' ' -:; ~ •' "' • 'i''i ' •,! I·' 'I f(', <J• ''i'" .,•• '' I!! I I, ...•, .... • i' . ..' ,. . '• ...,.. ., ,. •',, .. ' j ,, .,, • ~ I'II' .' II •'' ... . '' '-' ' '" ., ' 'I I .' " �1 _ , ' ,\ T ' ~ ~j· •tflints~""Senti•i, ~V ••¥inil 9. t969 ·{ · ~ ,_ .. . .' 1 • • i,- · waliamaf:,! Sco£es. ~ ,~ ' ,., ', • 't SPENl'ER _ Walllmh lili· prl!!lfCtabte White t'il"""' n~ov. ed 1n1o ttio ·llnals '!II, the t'lau M Region 1 Sectloo 3. toornamont plaYed here ,liiot .nlght by \II1IOI1Iill Ravens..V... 66-60 Frl· lilY. · Tho Falcons (J( Coach Don Up. ""' went up against host a>en- ' ~.;;; T..,.,...t. Dave clnllplile ind Gar1 CI,ark 'lo!IOived Flose be,: hln4 ,llorncgl 'mtb IS !iPioeo and ' •Tony · .,l~s. ~ted , 1~. Clark. · anilllllllopie ~ '!l!'k •Ill Deld goalo and three freellirowsWhlle l'leldo : cashed In on f"'P' ~~d goal trlea and tha same nuhiber (J( fool shots. RavenowOOcl was ~ bl' Mike Brown and Steve C.,-sm, each with 14 poilllo llld ·B II ·I, cor at 8 p.m. last night for the Region 1 championship and the ClllJlOrlllnil;)' o1 p!l.)'lng ln the sectiCOial playotf at Parkersburg. Wahalna, In Its Friday night ot>&et of RavenswoOd, played a oee-law bettie against the Red Devllo until .,.lng the ftDal CJW'· ter when the Mum Coontlans lUlled ahead for keeps. Wahama sotferod 80..16 and7759 drubbings at the hands (J( Ravenswood tn regular season clashes. ... Ravenswood, going into t h e tourne,y match agalnot Wahama with a shiny 14-' s~, bad the · game Ued at 19-19 when tile ftr.lll period ended and again at 31· 31 lor halftime. The Falcons, uslDg a balanced attack that ~fuiteci In four plll)'erl !lntshlng Ill dooble 11l!llres, pulled into a 51-49 advantage by the close of tile third . 1 l . ' tl ketblll ela11te, ...nta ita Glindstalf s~ 12. · ' .•Iilroul!l • . 32iltl I!III'Ial odltlon 'l'lllir~ ' ' ljlparentjY .a ~·' thai toughen! "' ll>r ~ portidl>ain.;; iloo..,. Ravena1"""' ,i1! the Reglm J I!Vtm las! ~tlir but later !dot U:}llp!ey ·bl'. a, 68-'7 ocore. Rill.., lt a C!aas AAA oebOol . thlo rear, Wllhama . oank 25 . ~ 60 attempto agalnat the Rod DevUo for a 42--~ cent aferop from tile Tho Fal'*'l aloo ,IIlii wwm., ~whoa f'loricla-.'felb. Pie' ..... st. .i>Ot.r•o playo lilt lilooourl VaiJey . if'l"Wenc~ . r_.. • ot> >ln -~ ...... ' 11111101. • .. The st. P6tf;..o ~ won't be clotmnlllid UntU M..., day ni!IIIt wheti ..,..• .uta batUes Drake In a .Pii1iJ1! fOr tile c""!erence c!Wpplonohlp. '«<1<¥-«~f~@'&'@!.' The two were chosen for laurels by a panel of sportscasters and writers who picked the alldiltrict high school basketball team for The Associated Press. Charles McAfee of Athens is the Class Aft Coach of the Year ard Ron Hall or Zane Trace won honors in Class A. The All..southeastern District Class Mor!irst ~: ., •.• ,.,., .... 0\lrlts TaylOr, 6 .. ·o senior from Portsmouthi Chuck Weav- er, 6-0 senior, Mlaml Trace; David Stone, 6--3 senior, OrliHcothe; Skip Downard, ~1 senior, Wellston, aJKI Denny nu»npson, S..ll junior, Waverly. The second team: Dan Wickerham, 6-1 senior, Athens; Tom ~ncer, 6-0 senior, Gallipolis; Greg JIU'clsin, 6--6 . senior, Chilllcothe; Russ Harr, 6-3 jW'lior, Portsmouth • Northwest; Larry Ankrom, S.lO sen.tor, Miami Trace. The third team: Paul Geen, 6-1 senior, Jack· Boot Otarles Kitchen, 6--7 sophomore, Ironton; Jack Waddle, 6-7 aenior, Miami Trace; Bob HaOO.. ley, 5-10 senior, Athens; Jim JohnsoO, 6-4 junior, Chillicothe. Honorable menuon - Bob Rice, Jackson; Jim Henry, Gal~ Jipolts; Andy Zimmerman, Wellaton; Mark ~w, !.ogallj Don Ben. nett. Miami Trace. The Class A first team: Tim Goss, 6-4 senior, Alexander; Pat Nance, 64 senior, Eastern.Pike; Jeff Reisinger. 6-7 junior, Zane Trace; Dave Ble-vins, 5-10 senior, Clay; Dave Juenger, 6-1 senior, Unioto. The ~:econd team: Ken WiUiams, 6-1 senior, Miller; Dan Ratclifre, 6-1 senior, Zlne Trace; Bob Craft, ~2 senlot, Portsmouth East.; Dave Danlela, ~~ senior, Hannan Trace; Paul Kaul, 6--1 senior, Clay. The third team: Chip Mlxwell, 6-l junior, Zane ·Trace; Mike Kneece, 6-0 senltor; Laurelville; Dave Poling, 64 sophomore, Starr-Washington; Check Stowers, 6 • 2 junior, Adena; Malcolm Adkins, 6-0 senlor, Chesapeake. Honorable mention - Roger Smith llld Jerry Smitb, Western Plke; Rand~· Adlms, Eastern; •Dave Waldren, Piketon;; Keith Shoemaker, Paint Valley; Stan Ward, Southeastern; Don Hairston, Chillicothe F'laget; Mark Hermsey, MiUer; Keith Clr· ter, Southwestern , Gallia and Steve CottrilJ, Huntington. 011!0 IJJGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL RESULTS By United Preu International (Class AA Tournaments) At Oxford llalnUtoo Gor!leld 72 Greenhills 58 M!Jidl-. 50 Lebanon 40 At Bowling Green !Jma Catholic 78 Ashland 72 ~~ar~aa· Jfardlng 68 !Jma Senior . AI Ath«<o ~ 69 Soutll Point $7 ~ 62 Mlaml Trace 51 " '. ~- ~ ~~ntf:t~ky ,.· .TennesSee· · ' I . NCAA· boand ~ iw& .at Ita SOuthditern Cenlerence 1011011 S.turdly Ill< defeatllll Tt•••• 84-$ In a game markod )1 - · fellooiJ o( play, ,> ' ' '';;'·'if!ij'.,. ill'\•'\$1'~ ,'· LEXINGTON, K1· (UPI) - '· ~ 'llt8 7~- WUdcat8, fill· brealdn( wllenever poooll>lo, ftn. lahed tile repllar _,... wlllla 22..{ record and were 16.: In ' the Wlldcall -~ .,.,-. t8 !lll1'l!tt with 9:38 l!llt Ill! t 25- - r llhotby~ IMri steele. · · · "~~f'ltalt>J*'i 1 theSEC;'I'hoVolo,attemptlngto ' Ajj..SE(;• ~ Blii JU••'Iil play their ullilal <!ellberato sl;)'le, Tome•-· with 18 ,.....,.., wttllt . . - up 18-8 overall and 13-5 In Jimmy tn&iand had 1~ '1"'1 l!allll' · the Ccmrerence. ··) Croft added a.. \ Tennessee, under SEC Kentuekl!o All.sEC -~~~~~ , .;; rules this • season, will plai In lloel, held ID 6 polntoln tllelltal Jt~l ; f 2it'1ll the NIT. hall, came back 1D lead WIJ6. ~,:. · A free throw by Temessee's cats with 23 polnta. Jlllli- CO!!oJ lfaters the May.JJe ' Headed Davidson Advances; For Duke Nebraska Wins, 70-64 I ' Bill Hllbl cut Kentucky's lead scored 18, steele II, IIIII . . . . . ' ID t8-46 1n the IIOCOIId half, but Pratt, 15. •. · ~ I: .'• ~ ,,·~. • • .~ ' 1, , of[!. ~ -..,IJ"!"f I . 12 X60 - 2 BEDROOM . ' - I ' "- ~·{' " t r: ·-~ . .:~vtiD.ES ,,' . ,.. :. 24 X50-3 ;BEDROOM _,: , ·. ·.' • .. SPACIOUS, Gll-4CI.OUS,LJJ1NG~ .. Wellston Ace AA player In the S(lltheutern district and Jeff Reisinger of l ane Trace is the Class A eager of the year. ' ," ,, t\igw ' YOllK ~Ulll)' - 'Tho NatJOnal 'lnvllatlon T<Mir,... inent, oldeol ~~ • •119!1bu- by 6-3 Larry Herndon who hit Cor 16 markers on seven field pis and two charity tosses. CHILLICOTHE - Skip Downard of Wellston is the top Class ' w~mz.~~--;;:z.w-~w/0~ ljllllrter. Wahlima scoring was paeed Named Top AA Player By AP ' U>"""• THE FALCONS- Cal!>h Don Wahlml ~te FIJ. ems, now 12-11 on the season, playodlnthe chami>lonshlP ~ of West Virgmta Class Aft Regional I SecUoo 3 tounwnent last night after lC)setting Ravenswood 66-60 Friday night. Mem- OUTStAND!fVG STf:f;,lNt;:~ ~ECOJt ·.-,:P :~ bera ortlle FI!.... IQUid'ore, fl'ont row,ten 1o rlaht. Jick can, Randy SJnlth, Gory Fields, Erie Morrlo, Gary Cl1rk, Tim How· ard. Second row, Dave GWlople, Ton,y Fleldo, Larry Herndon, Steve Fleldo, Damy Rizer and Steve,,:,.,::Ra:;l::st::e¢::::;,·- - - - - - UCLA Forced Into Double Overtime Before Winning ' v , •···'.":'~·,- ~ , ... , .. ! ., ' ... ' ' ,, ' ' Tourney Scores '+t ··' ~ ~. IHRIJ7,: A "' l1:) ,, aP ' ' , - ;:- ', ' ·r 12 X60- 2 BEDROpM. FRONT DEN 12 X56 - 2 IICIIN '. ' . ,.,. VJil>1olllil e'Jlirt,Jii '•ellllll'l ,t r <.w:•~ ""filf•' ' .' 'Skins Ups;et Irish , need fix~up money? 1. Awtrey ocorlid 3(1 points and into overtime two years ago and 12 reboonds Willie setting ochool California did lt last week. career marks in both de_part!Jiackelford wound up with menh. bered Friday night, eight points for UCLA, while Slackelford almost threw the Alcindor and lleve Patterson Pme away with a bad pan, but had . 14 each. Mack Calvin, then saved it with a desperation who~t~ ol fr~e h1·'4i)ro.w 1"'Witb l .• ,u ctaa;~.O~rnjme.itl ~.R f lhoi from near mld-eourt at Ule seconds left sent the game Into At Canton end of the first overtime, and the first overtime, led the losers Badger 78 Berkohlre 57 the Bndns then subdued cron- with 21, ~rlnl!fleld Local 64 lllllsdale town rival Southern California In other action Friday nigh~ 62 61-55 In double overtime. Duke upset South Caroline 68-59 At Columbuo 9\ackelford's game-saving bas- and North carolina edgod Wake Granville 55 Heath 48 ket was his first goal of the Forest 80-72 as both winners Licking Va!1!'Y 62 Westfall 58 game. moved Into the finals of the At Dellari<e The two clubs met tor a Atlantic Coast Conterence tour- Arehilold 17 ~- 57 seconcl time SatUrday to close out ney. South Carolina winner goes AtDII)'tOoi regulu sea100 pl.!\y. to tile NCAA. U Nof/h Carolina Veraallleo 57 New · Miami 56 This wao only the third time loses, it'll probably go to the Arcanum 69 New,tllli 62 the Bruins have been forced NIT but Duke ali'OII<IY hao l2 AI : iiprtDglleld Into overtime during the Alcln- losses and probably won't get Belllel 69 Jack..., Center 58 dor era and the first time an NIT bld If It loseo. At WUmlftgtoo they've gooe into double overIn other games, Arm,y re-- Cln. Lincoln Hto.. 4o East Clln· time. USC forced the Bruina mained In contA!ntlon tor an NIT lon 28 Even ~ you do' It youriell, bld by blasting Colgate 73-43, Greenview 62 Ml Drab 49 It IA!kea cosh to lix up the Oregon topped Oregoo St. 71-'6 hauH and car, provide a At Lima chlnae-of-season wardrobe in a game in which all Negro St. Henry 72 Miller CitY 48 players on both sides sat ou't in Ft Recovery 79 Ft. · JOMlnge '· lot yout family. So why not stop iri where you're always a boycott, and Santa Clara beat 72 No. 1....:.rtever a six-figure the UniversU;y of Pacific 81-69. At'Flndla,v computer number! Duke used a balanced scorlng Riverdale 68 RaiD!er 66 attack led by Dave Golden's 18 At ottawa-Gandor! •SEE US FOR A HOME By United Preoo lntA!rnatlonal points to upoet ii>uth Carolina Upper Scioto Valle¥ 84 Elmwood .· ,. :JM!?ft6VEMENT and give coach Vic Bubaa, Ealt 43 W, L. Pet. GB retiring after this year, one last At Solldusk,y Baltimore • • 51 20 .718 ehan<e at an ACC UUe. Charlie Attlco 67 Winford 63 Philadelphia •• 50 24 .676 2'h Scott and Dick Gruhar hit 23 AI Steub\onvllle New York • • • 49 25 .662 3'h each to pace North Carolina Bridgeport 73 .Caraway 72 Bostoo ' •. • ' 42 31 .575 10 past Wake Forest. AI Clilllloothe Cincinnati • • • 37 'SI .500 15'h Dennis Awtrey set two school Zane Trace 75 Eutem Pike 27 O,MIIIItC.A Detroit . . . . 29 45 .392 23'h recOrds as Santa Clara routed INC. U At Go!loo WUIAKI 2••1101TGAG! Pae!Re to boost Its record to 25- Mansflold st. Peter'• 66 BloomMilwaukee , • 23 50 .315 29 RI!AL UTA TE LOANS West ville t3 C.mer S.CMII & Cftft Str... 300 See~~n4 A... .·c;.ur,.u. W. L. Pc~ GB At Bryan Jh111 Tln•I•Y• Mtt• Phefte 4464111 FISilER SIGNS Los Angeles . . 48 25 .638 Holgate 63 FIQ'ette 62 TAMPA, Fla. (UPO - PitchAtlanta .. . •• 44 29 .603 4 er Jack Flsher reported to the San Fran. • • 37 38 .493 12 ClnclMatl Reds training camp · San Diego . . . 30 41 .423 17 •, . Chicago .•. • 31 43 .419 171,\ Satur~ to stgn his contract, eompleting the roster. Seattle . . ... 27 46 .370 21 Fisher, thelastholdout,agreed l'lloenlx ' • ' ' 15 59 .203 33'h to die same contract terms that D Frlday's Results were oft'ered to him several de.Ys 6~ Detroit ll4 Clncinnatll05 ago. He reportedly will get close New York ll9 Phoenix 87 to $30,000. Philadelphia 131 Chicago 113 The 30 • year • old righthander Loo Angeles 105 Boston ~9 (ot) compiled a 2.98 earned runa\'er~ San Francisco 135 Baltimore 130 last year. He was8-13forthe (ot) Reds. (Only gameo scheduled) -...,the '?1 ~ •->o:.. '1 f ,· , '•...--<~-. . By United Press International Lym 9!ackeiford, UCLA's forgotten starter,<lYBs remem· (lfj '!.\' .. · I , · MORGANTOWN, W, Va. (UPO - Bueky Walero, head basketball coach at West Vlrglnla UnJ, verslt¥, has accepted a ftve..year ....tract for a slmllar post at Duke Unlversll;)', a Mor gontoom new-r rej>ortecl Saturday. The MorganloWII Dominion • News also aald Sonll)" Moran, ••· a!AIIPIO~·- 'lllllallury I, <01<hod by loieller Jdiii L I U i e - Cia• alstant coach to Waters doing sic bl'.edg!~ Rut!aad • Rarrloonvllle 12-10 In the chiJIII)lonlhlp game of the tour.....,lll lor boys his four season• at YNU was be· of 5-8th grede oae• tn· the Me !go Local Sei!<Jol'Dlotrlct. Membero of the ehami>lonsbli> squad are lleved to be In line for the wvu 'front row, left lo right, Don Folmer, Dave Cole, lllascol Freddie Colburn, Ronald Coots, Loonle head coaching Job. Calla. standi~, Delbert Brownlnl, Mlko,.ll(es~i<>od, 1'1111 ·0bllllger, Tlm Colburn, Je!f Rldgway Watero, who compllod a 70-41 ind Arnot!. . record at West Vlrglnta Woold neither c:onflrm nor deny the report thet he baa the Duke post, urm still cmsldering it," watera said. The ,Domlnloo • News ssld an Informed source at Charlotte, N, C.,IDld ltever1thlngwosstgn.. ... and sealod. Bob Whitmore was high man Notre U.U.e,· whose s.corlng CARBONDALE, DL (UPO Vlc Bubeo, under whom WaMllml 'of Ohio !ought oil a late atar Auailit car~ ~~Mint ~moJt 'ot fer . Notre Dame with 13 points, ruah by Notre Dame Saturday the secoild hall 011' the bench be- while Dwight Murphy and Bob ters served as assistant coach at Duke lor six years before taking 1o !VIOl tile .Irish 63-60 In tile cause ol ao anlde 'injury, never Arnzeu· each scored 11. the WVU post, Is to move lnlo an The defeat closed Notre Drat rcllnd of the Mideast NCAA. led In the seeooid halt Carr'oeoradmlnlstratlon job. He hao coached only six po!Dio. Dame's season with a 20-7 rec~rQuette met Mu:trif State odDukelO sea10111. W,ren, who ·did not start the qrd. In the second game. The Morpntmm report said game, led Miami with 16 pointe. Notre Dame, trailing 34-31at Chuck Daly, who succeeded Wathe half ond by · 11 points with ters a& Bubas' asalltant, told 4:41 left, elooed the margin w friends In Charlotte Ulat Waters 58-66 wltil 1:01 remalnllllo But hao the head job, then the Rodsld.., who hit 23 or Watero was lntervlewodforthe . ' 27 free throwst uaed clutch charDuke polt.lalll '!Uesday, the day "tt;';~.~~~: sE0.\4, after · West .\llrglnla loll to<F·Jorl. LV., Athens, o. !' Ida 7S • 57 and completed the and George Burkhart to keep MANHATIM/;' (UPI) ~ tlve committee, chairman of the school's aecond lotina aeaaon their lead. Mllmi, now 15-10, will advance H. B. (Rabe) .l.ee reSiined S.lllr· NCAA basketball IDumament (13-14) since 1944. WatAOrs wlU receive $16,000 to Madison, 1\'ls., to meet Pur- day ao athlcUt dlre\:tor at Jlan. c:onunlttee and chairman of the hio first ,....., ot Duke comass State Unlverill;)', otfectlve Blg Eight Athletic Directors. due next Tlllreday. May t, to accept the presiden~ Lee'sletterotdeclslontoleave pared to about fl4,000 he was cy (J( a special events televl: the K&te athletic dlrectDrshlp, maldng at West Vlrglnlo, I he sloo eompaJIY, Cl~ · Clrelllt which he has held for 13 years, new-aald. In 1970 WatAOra, 33, woold beCorporatlcn or·~• .._ . ~s submitted to Dr. c. Clyde Lee beclme tbenattm•ayoung.. "Jciles, chairman of the univer- come director ol a boys basket· ball camp 011 the Duke campus est , ma,jor coUep , , bas~ ~~;y·~ athletic COIIIIcU. -coach Iii the i!8rll' 11)1 when . af . 'i1ie council will begin lntme- which """ld be worth $15,000 to ; .. 2f he ·Joined 111ali ,!ltote. q, .lo ,, dlately to seek ann dlreetor. $20,000i eacb lWiliDer, the story a member of the NC.AA exeeu''Bebe Lee'o -rlbutlon 1D aald. Duke met North Carolina In K-BIBle'o athletic programo has ' . the · Atlantic Coast Cenlerence beeh enormous," Jooes said. ' I . Beamall! Toppl~ ' ' •iU.. hao iiad the respect and toornamenlllnals Salurda,ynlght. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Blll,y llllmb'aUon of · - l e In all ••· ll Duke lost, the university was Hardwick, Loulavllle,· Ky., Dli!- BUiikeru 1)4.:63 pecto d.lntercO!leglate athlutlco expected to announce Mmda,y the ped Mike Um-Uo, Babylon, and Is leaving Kansas Slate's pro. hlrlng of Watero. N, Y:, In ihe final ll'ome S.tur• CINCINNATI (UPI) - Rick grams In their strmgest com· dlQ' to win the $70,900 MOler RobOram p~ ln 26 points Pl;tltive posittoo In years. n Oiitn ani take the earnl~s lead S.turday 'to load Cincinnati· ID a Janea added l)e regretted Lee'o Ill tile 1969 PHfossiCOial~loro 94-63 victory over st. Louis, ll>r 1D res~. .declaim AlaoclalloDloolr. a lle for fourth place In the Ml• Lee credited the overall lmHardwick, 21, who wao aeoded sourl Valley Conference. Into the ehaq>lonshbi match af·' Clnelmatl endod Ita seaoon prilvemtlll In the unlverlll;)''o ter !earl~ the 40opme quail· with , an 8-8 eon(erence log and compelltlve poaltlm Ill the B l i 4ero shot t¥ee consecutive 17-9 overall, whUe tile BWlkells Elatrt conference to an excellent .. ' In the 10111 ll'lme. !.lin- . dr~ to a HI MVC recoi'd otatr and ~eel taeHitles. He aald he would eantlnue Uylng In then could have won It 'aqd.G-2011>r the oea"""' Manhattan ..at least for aWhUe." wflh a strike but left the The Biarcall rollod to a 45BALTIMORE (UPO - Mary. . m ftr,it ball llld 24~ and nover land's three moJor thoroughbred race. tracks, Bowie, Laurel aad , I 220 • 215 pe , ~ >St.~l ,-\" threaten BEARCATS SIGN PAIR ' · ln · thl· see~·-rk!J!. ~, ,., . PlmllCo, IDIIOUllcodSaturday IIIey . : . 1'110. Iildlk~no;. iier~peced 1>,y CINCINNATI (UPO- The U~>o hive •lcned an agreement perfO::~ T.,;, ·'1111iinl 1 , '!'ltli ~19 ·~bie. . l~rslcy o/. Clnelrntla111100neecl mitting them to share revenue• ...,.;.. • ;,II · S.thrday the olgallv ol end Mark . Guo......, of Fresno, · · .ll"' ' . Meyer and tackle RoiUI SulU· aod ollmiMte controversy o%r 1968 MWer eliiJn.l . ,, · TWYMAN ~ •I"JIIIOU!e 00 1 atroqr Cl!>- racing dates. The agreement en. ' (UPI) ,.. mp, elmad IJOPr BaCOII Rlah SchoOl abies the tracks to - r meet tutun .....,.utlon. will, be iootl>ao team laot Raslcally the plan hlo three Meyer ..it oew~ ~-ell­ polllls: , . . I~ reCOf\ls 'for llacoo ·lnd woo 1. Tho three traeke have ~· jli-<fcy IIOoiir~ liulUVIiiWagreed ooa ncb~rsclledule which the m011 ~- d8renat.. will, llnlaliy, ftnd Laurel open. . ... the., 'oquad. lq~ In OCtober and l'1llnl!w ,,, "' throuill the ftrst Saturday In . Jllllll'y. Bowie will fdlow the! meedq~, wllh Plmllco dooing out the mlle ~ck season In ·(···1' ""·~ t ' . Lee Resigns ~nsas State POflt(Fo:r\ .levisiaa,,Job . . , Jan. .flardwick Wtnner In ' Last Frame 7W liii-CONTAINID STANDAJIP·RATUIES Roar kltchon "lth.3-boirnor ........... and po- ..t)ti· toting ~. llnlc, lomlnal~d . - · lOp, oilrhoad ~not and under - storage • betlirooln ..rlh ·~a.a~ory, ilool and ...,_ • 3" cu; fl. hot! /roe gas/ oiiCirlc rofrloe-r I • 2 full longth hGnging 'W ri ~ robes o Rnsn clotol • convorflble lido "U" dlnotre • front voucho l>od • 5" thick high de:osity polyfoaftll cuthlons • 110 and 12 volt I:Jhto • aa• hoaler ..rth th•rmosial o 6-gol,' faat recovery y,·ater ,heater • oloctrlc brakco • 7.00 x -15, 6ply Jfr•• ~ ~nterior trun~ • Jtwer ho:.t bumper • fctbrally Oppr\>YOd Cxtorlor lights 0 Of'• Ilona! raioed roof bunk ,-:._,:_ ... . _ . - ,~ , •-. ' I , [ ..r· ·...o;.~-... ·...--- ~ ·· · I ~:!:~ , --- ·. . 1 .-- , I ~·~ ~· · ·~·- • I '· . . , I I .i· ; . ... •: ·- - ·,.,1 • Race Track Controversy Is Settled adp hie ::; ':J•': ._n:-r ., ' . !IQ. 2. ThO three. race traclfo wlU . . . .. rev0111e fr<ll!l. rae!~, but iuu i'ot&ID illolr pnoent owner- SPECIAL! 66 PONTIAC Cl TALINA > ,/ ' 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio and Heater, ~ut. Trans., P. Sleerlq, P. Brakes, W/S/W Tires. M~oon Flri· Ish, Mat. Interior. Looks andI• Runs Like ~~·· ,. BUICK'S OPEL KADm ~DOOR SEQ~N ,. 2al4:28 ~ . . ~ 5 I· r, ohflo and ldOntltleo. ".·,3. The threa tracka wlU 1111": UclpotA!, equaliJ, .. I joint vel» lure In 11\Y fllture o>;tanolon· ~ • mile racllllo qnement ~ret Iii- l>r the ¥ar11and ·Rict.V •. Delivered in GallipOlis induding .QhiO so)es tax QJ1d tiile. • / '"'"'·" , n !'lilbeoulmJt>. . tlliaer... · ot .~ \IIIII RALEIGH, N. C. (UPO ~ CJai. MaloY llld ....-d Wa,vne Hucke! !od Dlvld~m 1n blloterlng ......d half lllltge to overcome VU!anova 76-&1 Saturda,yln the flrot game (J( the NCAA regfooal quart,or!lnal basketball' NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - II.. braske outehol Oklaboma dolta the stretch te win a Big Elaltl <OII!erence balkathell 1111110 Sot. urday afternoon, 70-64:. ~ Tho defeat locked Old.-a In the Big Eight cellar with S-11 toonwnent. In l""f"e pllQ' and 7-19 for MalO¥, a secood team all • oeaiiOli. Nebraska tlnl- S-10 America center, scored3)points In <OII!eronco play llld 12-lt to lead all scorers In the first cwenll. 881118~ Howard Porter, who aat Gor!leld Heard ol Okiaho!na out part of the ....... half with wao hlgb • ..,ror ol tho four foolo, was the big 1PJ!1 for with 21 points, wbiJe Bog GratVWanora with 23 polnlo. lql made It 1D lead Nebra.ll!a. Davidson wao ranked number Comhulker center Leroy Chllk foor In the nation willie VWa- picked orr 21 re11an1a. bCWa was ranked ·lOth, Pa...d bl' Gratlop, Chalk lid The Villanova zcme detease Marvin Stewart, the Hulkero , . IIQ'mlod David- Ill the first ercame a 5.point Soaaer lta4 half, preventing It !rom getting early lD 1110 oec:ond half andtorcthe belllnllide. ed the Oklahomans ID faul, wrop. David""" begalt to wolj< bel- ping up their oeventh ...,...... tor toward the end of the Drat tlve win ewer the Soaaero. half and closed out the period oown by only two polnta, 37-35. Wltil a little over six minutes In the game llld a oevon point Saharday's lead, Davldoon began to alow the game down, forcing the vu. Scores Ianava zone to spread apart and grabbing easy ba•ket• close ln. By United Preso IntornatlOIIII Clnclllnltl 94 st. Lools 63 Nebraahl 70 Oklahoma 6\ Illinois 78 Northwestern 68 Purdue 120 lndlaM 76 Ohio state ~UIIehiPlt 18~ NCAA Regional at Rale~ 'N.C. Davldaoo 75 VWmna 11 Cortland 86 Geneseo 75 Ai'my 73 Colgate 43 Oregon 71 Oregon SL 66 UCLA 61 Sou. Clllf 55 (2oto) SARASOTA, F1a. (UPO -Tor· Snta Clra 81 Unlv o'! PaclOc 69 AAC rential nlns washed out the Oli· Second Round eogo White Sox· Cincinnati Reds N. carolina 80 Wke Frot 72 eJhlbltlon game at tile end offour Duke 68 S. carollla 59 lllllngs Saturday with the ChicoNCAA College Dlv. Ret!JIIIIIIo goo.. leading 2-0. First Round Cisco Clrlos IJKI Don Secrist Sprnglld 91 Cntrl Coan. 80 held the Redo to 11Vo hlto, but Oglethorpe 68 Old liomlnlon 110 ClDClllniU was playing virtually Wagner 109 Albany st. NY M 1 seoond atrlng Une'l). Pete Rose, S, Dakota st. 79 Lincoln 77 Alex Johnson, Bob Tolan and Johnny Bench were In Clncl~>o Mntclr St 81 Le MO¥ne NY 71 Amer. lDt. 79 Aos~on 17 nail for military commitments while lloo of the White Sox, Tom Ml St Marys 95 Nor!alk St 80 McCraw and Tcmmy JohD, were Alcorn A&M 76 llllntme 75 missing tor the same reason. SW Mlosourl 75 St Olaf 47 ' Ken Berry's triple led to a Ky. Wolyan 77 TrnoYivnla 61 run o!f Wayne Sbq>son In the San Fran St 81 uc lnlne 55 second lMlng whlle a walk, wild Vlprlso 91 Concordia m 81 Wlllolo St 87 North Park 82 pitch and Gail Hopkins' single Ashland 43 Pha. TexUe 40 pr<>dueed the other WhltA! Sox tally In the third. tor Mike I~~J!t.~~ a the ., ....lt·.a;. •. '" ,. College Rain Halts ' ~~- . .,... ··,•' ""lJ Reds-Chisox '".,.. ·' Tilt In 4th •l• ' ' .• ·:.-.. •' '· . ,, .•1 J"t i ,. l ; j ... ·'I!' ..•• •' !l ; o· 'I ••l"' Pasarell Ups MASm.LON NAMES COACH MASSILLON, Ohio (UP0 MuoUlon High School haJ IIIITI· ed a new head football ooseh to replace Bob Seaman. He II Raber! Commlnga who pi!- Struthers Hllh School to o 50-16-4 tocord In slx sea1011o. Is complleoted, It Is quito workable and lo the result ol aovoral months w...k b¥theiiiiM&eJilenls or three ofMaryiend'smU>r racIng !acUltleo. The IIIIM&eJilenls of theoe three track• have set.up 1 committee of key people from each organlutlon to oversse and work oot any problema arlalng ll'om !ho umbralla lll'l'lriaement Lead In Meet 1 BROOKVILLE, N. Y. (UP)) ~ .. Cbsrleo PasareU ol PueriD Rl<lll · lncreaoed hls lead SilllrdlQ' lir · beatlq~ Gene Scott of st. Jameo,! N, Y., 31-27ln t h e - ..-..Jli o! the third annual vltatlonal Tournomelll; llll~ the Van Allen olmpllfiodiiCOI'IQJq., tern. In other matclleo, Clark G._. ner of New York beat Arthur Aolte' of Richmond, Va. 31-24, ~ Alii · Else! of St. Loulo der.tod VlcQ' · Rogers of R,ye, N, Y, 3240.11111 , Stephanie DeFina ol ~ ClllL, whipped Clrole Gnebnor ' o! Now York 31-21. · ,, '-l.llaod...,: ., ' ' .. F1NAL 1968,69 GAHS CAGE ST A11STICS .. ,, G - PLAYER FG-A F7·A PF RB TO TP AVGl 211-Tom spencer , , • , , .139-292 58-15 56 210 U 331 11.~ • · ., 2G.Jlm, Henry • • • • • • • .l21hUl 53-88 64 207 5I :10:1 IIIII "" , 2G.Jack !fatlhewo • • • • • 80.166 511-65 37 5% t? na 10:. . . 20.Mlke Flnderboach , , • 67·143 61-78 ·57 115 ts 118 1.1' , ~!liGrel ~ui .... , ... 45-102 4~9 63 1110 3S 135 ,f:l1. 211-Tain P..,.e •••• , ••• Zl41 1742 32 70 21 5I lf' l6-llank 'Salaa , •• ·• •• ,. · ~2 s-17 ·~ 26 23.~ t8 ~ 1 IKraR!laultl',',,. ' :'. , 6-3111·11 17 14 $, ' ~ • flM , ,·~,I!ifN ~1!-~ ·Buo)l • • • • ... • ..19 s-11 12 8 t ll ' Nil.. Alltortl • , ,. , , ; • M ' W~ 2 3 i I 1-Mil<e Orr. . . . ,.,, .... t..:J ~ 3 ' I 0 i ~ ~--' · • • • '• • • • • I"""' " ··•...., ·• I ' 'I' I .... -.vi- "' ·' a•~ ........ f~Ralnlll<ln 1 . . 'to-~Ais ·I ' '; ·· . . . . . . 1).Jl 512-1197 t61-'qt2 14 · I=· . 0 1 8l~ ' MIM7 . 655 ~ ~ . ' !II. 'l"_..:~r. ' ,"' .. �. • • \ ' !0 - 1be SUiiiliJ' Tlmn ~ ·SeBtinet. ·- , March v. i9tli ,· ; ... . "( .' ! ~ \ .I; ' ' . ' 1 _ . Hidden;;!~·~ Oof»be~.: ~e.lf:in., F~~~g~-'·\ . · ;. , I. Alr~...:~I4!..~:!· :=:..=::.01¥n;Co · ·mm · "e ··r ·~ l c ;a : . · , lllJor ....... 11. ,,........, ,n~ ' ~mnor 8!ld a Cellow , ' , · , · · li l;· lot · or llr. 'IIIII' lira. lldlert ........ drq>ped lhelr bombs m had a· more tueratiYe ..._ ~ target ·- ·hidden by larlll than be ...U.ed - h e doaoo ~~ but pq.ointed by . - . markeis' nred by a rorwardllr eontroller. Later, clama&e asoeslllilent reYealed tile two jot fighter-pilots hod cltslro)'ed or damaged 14 bw*ers; eJehl ~emplacements and two Cortlllcotlons In addldm 1o demollshlng.a timnelentrance. - a.-r. MUir &unner Rles the SUJ)Or· sonic F -100 from Bien 11oa Air Bose where he IB • member or the 3rd Tacdcal tighter Wing. He ,., commlsalone<l 1n 1955 througll the aviation cadet proaram. The maJor, a araduate or Point Pleassnt Hl&lt School at. tended Belhal!,y COIJeae, borg, Kan., and Arizona State Unlveralt,v. ' · < •• ••~ . · ' . . · ·\ · · ' · ~ 1 • q 1 • BY •C. E. BLAKESitEE. , 19~0, 2,703 In 19411 and llllcelhat ~ •I!Y tM ~IF 2000 Extenslut ,A&enl, Al:ri<Uiture Ume' I'll.-.uoua11 declined. 11111,bil pteltY low, • ·, · Meigs .count,v ' The ftrJres tpr 1950 ....re . ,.. · HoweYer, a ,.... bllcelllFOMEROY - Atlhe l!esoorce . &91, · riir·11!60, 1,'289,· ~ I. 1965 ll!llrever&alln ~&\!arm . Dev.ent meeting last Wed- ' it!•t dfer 1,100. 'A,II flaureo are . t;rliiila ha~ occurrea: Jn· 19ll!l; . ne..u,v it was pointed out that CrOIII lhe u, s. c., !!IIi. · !bore were 957 to1111111\'cfal 1 the number o! !arm "'"'rath~•· . .Acoordlng to this trend, t h i . r.rn>a lisle\~, .Ill 19~f tids IIIII!'· In Mel go Count,y was 2,359 •n ' number or farm operator• In · ',ber had clr<li>POd to' 905 .• In 195~, 1 1 H . , . die to a c~a. .IJI.r,tm deflnl. 5 Bulls Goi-r. ig. ·w.·.e·st , J I"'Butn~~ ' cllappljd In 1964, \be J11111ti0r !1\Jn,• tG 481. or ·commerclfl rarm operator& · •had lncrcsoed to 505 (Jo ehan&O In c~tnnldoo). A ()lll.iocdm or theoe trends · might lhdicote that by the year 2000 !bore could he 200 to 300 II)Ore commercial Iarin operalors In Meigs Count;r. Another In· tercstlng !act Is that JII'O(>ably !bose 200 to 300 commercllll larm operators would be proclueing at a rate wry nearly ; equal to the l)l'e&ent farm procl!cdon In Meigs d.mty. •· Meigs Cowlt,v commercial farm,lng trends .are lllmllar to GEORGE WOODAIUl llallonal lrenda. Commercial agriculture con' olsts o! lhe !arm businesses that GALLIPOLIS - GO WEST .,..o&~ce tbo great bulk or the YOUNG MEN! DENVER WALKER !arm products p1t on th~ marJ. L, McNealey, President oC Pictured with owners George ket. lllch !arms use u~ Columbus and Southern 0 h l·o Woodward, Gallipolis, Ohillco Electric Company hasbeenelect. Farm s, and Denver Walker of the ranch OrMr. Lawrence Sta~ methods and are large enoulll 1o .., choir- oe the Board or DJ. Vinton, D.M. W. Charolais Ranch, ley who is presently engaged in gain the principal e<OnOmles or rectors, succeeding the lateHar. these Charoiai s bulls plan to do a cross-breeding program using olze. Though commercial In their l'l' M. Miller. He will oontlnue exaCtly that.. · 700 Hereford, Angus, and Short- operations, most are family !arms In the sense that the lamas President IDd Chlel ExecuThey are sired by EEE Lugar horn cows. tive oCftcer of the company. Ar- Jr. , the well~known Jr. Herd Sire Woodwsrd and Walker will re· lt,y oupplleo U.e management and thur G. Green, Vice President at Triple E Ranch. Readl' r o r ceive results of liowlhefivebulls hall or more or the farm1abor. A vel')' rough measure or the and Cmtroller was elected a di- their trip to Round~, Montana, do In 1970. extent ol. .commerclalagriculture rector, ffiUng a vacancy oo the Is provided by stadstlcs Cor board created by Miller's death, '· rarms with sales or $10,000 or Mr. McNealey, a· native or more amually. In 1966, these Gallipolis, as was Miller, has farms JII'OChlced about .85 J)Or csnl served the company in various Average high temperature (or or all farm procl!cts sold but GALLIPOLIS Tempera• capacities since 1923. He was the week this year - 46.1 deelecte<l Vice President or Oper. tures, precipitation and weather grees, la st year - 58.1degrees. allons and a Director In 1954. corrJitions for each 24 hour perAverage low tempe1·ature (or In 1961 he became Exe<Udve iod as recorded by Pete MeCorthe week this year - 25.3 deVice President and succeeded roi ck at the Fairfield Weather gr ees, last year - 32,5degrees. Mr. Miller as President In 1966, Stadon. Total precipitation for -the week U...a- McNealeyin As Chairman of Directors is what you buy Gravely Outperforms any other compact tractor on the market. You get : choice of front or center-mounted mowers ; reli· ability of all -gear drive ; tradi· tional ruggedness. instant forw&l'd or reverse. choice of 10, 12, or 14 HP ; extra traction of rear -mounted engine; plus a wide uriety of year -round attachments. Ask any owner why he bought Gravely- we'll stake our repu - tation on his answer. Come in tor free demonstration. GRA~ELY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE 992-2975 E. Main Pomeroy, ~ C1111J1 ~ • 32 per cent !If all u lfillnecl by tile '*!.,.. ara!lll tllld, ·w ~. ilfiUidey. •· IOUJ'Ce, r....,lldmiOfl)l, ..,,... Weather Roundup ' ! , McNealey currently serves as a director of The Huntington Na' Ilona! Bonk or COlumbus and the Columbus Area Chamber of Commerce, and is a trustee of the Columbus Better Business Bureau and Citizens Research Inc. or Franklin count,v. Day High Low Prec. SUOOIIJ , • • • , • •42 33 Monday .. .. .. 52 Tuesday , .. . . ,50 23 23 Wednesday . . .• 51 Thursday • , ... 46 Friday. , • .. .. 13 SaturdiiJ . .. .. . 39 thi s year - 0.12 or an Inch; last ' year - 4. 11 inches. Total precipitation to date this year - 4. 15 inches, la st year 14 7. 50 inches. 27 Normal average precipitation 28 ,12 annually 38.40 inches. 30 ~cation, · ~etirement Benefits , ' WOuld Improve in Two New BillS sociatlon and were sponsored by Wilhelm {R-Van Wert), J. Barn- State Reps. Corwin M. Nixon (R.Lebanon), Clarence L. Wetzel or were Introduced Into the 108th (R-Lisbon), Jotm 0, Baker CROhio General Assembly yester- Coshocton) and J. Barney ~iltday. Both were dralled by I h o er IP-Toledo). OCSEA Executive Secretary Ohio Civil 5!!rvlce Employees As- ey Quilteri)J-ToledolandRlchard M. Christiansen IP-Mansfleld), COLUMBUS - Two bills In- creasing the vacation benefits state and county employees The increased ben~fits b i II would make r~r amendments to the present Publ!c Employee Hetirement Law by: - Changing the benefit formula by increasing the current raetor ot f.9 per cent to' 2.5 per cent of ' ' " ., ~ I . ' . · u..ct,Offset Pl.m 'McKAY; ,. ..t·"v~.G ·.- .,·..,:...... ·:. . : ' 20~ ,lfcw.$1.00 .. . Galllpoll• . Dally \ Ccimplite:Stock · Trillunt .All Sizes .. Cut .Jo Order. · . .·' '.' ~ " ......, SVppir c.. L J.\NmlR. Ajlp)y jn penon I! . II.UIJ"r Qlel. . If.$ Male Help want.ct General Asscmbt,v toda7. · Both bOis were IJ101110red by State Ret>reoentadves Don R, Goddard (1!-Bortlett), Corwin M, Nixon (I!.Lcbanon), A. Mack Pemberton (l!.columbus), Rober! L. $755 9. .Bolens&u-,850 1. *Big Huskey WiiCOIIsin 814 h.p. 111gine. 2. Electric start. 3. 6 speeds forward, 2 reverse. 4. Includes options others charge eKtra for, 5. Powtr take off drive. 6. FISt switch attachments. CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE ST8RE GallilloJis, SALES Middl~ and -~.--• thought. . n.v:· Use t T. llit. Tractor · . I Mlnneaplijll .Mol!oe P.- . puppl!os, AKC ya.. . !IOi»k I .> ' . ...... ervlsor Vernon A. MeNalr, 95 t~ wtlftiM .' Pl. me-nt. 111. m-1111. 1 . 11-li FIRST floor 2 ""*- (Unllslled al)lrlmenl. at fol1rlll J'oartll .... fl.lf . ' rtllltii'SIUlD ~· ·1 • II. • •l LOW, ~. PRICI!S 011 Jlal. Cot1>bl Fum!ture. Ph, ...1171. 11-!f tn••· ISEMAN AGENCY Off. 446-36,0 ht. .446-3796 446 4510 ,I KC WHITE TOY POODLE puppies. Ph. WS.(ll57. 57-3 D. 11· WOOD, RMitor Phone 446-1066 ' ' I ~ I , ... -, DREAMING OF ABEAUTIFUL HOME We challenge you to lind one that iB. as lovely as this one lnside and out (or the mone;'. It' s a very nice plushly car· peted ·3 bedroom with a tabulous kitchen (range, oYen, dishwasher, Itt& ofbeautiM cabinets, el;c.). Veryattractin carpeted ramlly room with e)IJ)ensive paneling, log burning Clrcplace. A recreation room with patio doors. Huge lot with backyard enclosed with basket wene fence. Priced for early sale. EXCELLENT BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WITII II.ODDUf !I UVING QUABTDS. I M1 ACRI!lS AT EDGE Of GAJ.. UPOLIS. LARGE RETAIL SALES ROOM, 3 ROOil BASDDNT. GROCERY BEDROOM PRICE INCLUDES AIL TURrB, DUJIPMENT FtJ:. AND MARY CAR'm R PAINT FRAN· CJIISJ:, BlfiLD[L'lC, LOT AND SMALL BARN . STOCK OF GOOD8 TO BE SOLD AT JNVKN. TORY. PUSBNT OWNJ& DOING GOOll UUSINESS. DRIVE IN RESTAURANT 165 ACRE FARM PRICED RIGHT EVIAYBODY AND HIS BJtCJTII. ER ARE LOOKING FOR A FARM AND TilEd ARE 'fiOT JIAl'ft t' OR SALE SO LOOK AT T'HJS WHJLE ITS 5TU.L A.VAJLAJ!Il.Z, ~~ESC~UT~R~~ WlTH ~ ACRE CORN BA.IiE. · BALANCE OJ' FARM IS PA.S1'URE AND WOODS (AND BRUBHI BJ:'M'£1:1. THAN AVD• AGE 4 f'EDR OOM HOME WITH BATH, SEVI:RAL OUT BUIIJ;tINGS AND ONLY "" MILE FROM STATE KWY . ' PRICED AT TJONER, HOUSE TRAILD AND STOCK OJ' GOODS. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOB GOOD ll't· r OME. GRAND CAFE FURNrlURE, FIXTURt.s , Ll· CENSE, EQVII'MINT AND STO~K OF GOODS PLUS J'UB· NITURJ: IN 2 BEDROOM. AR~T· MENT 2ND J'L()oR . B:EST Allowa:nce ' ternation 544·· ' <= ,Crllwn ' For v~aur ;Old Tra NEW I BBDROOM HOM£ WITH I~ BATHS, LOG BURNING rna: PLACE, LARGE KITCHEN AND DIMlNG AJlEA WITK RANGI, OVEN, DISHWASHER, CHAR 8&0u..Eil AND LOTS OF CA.&. lNETS . BEAMED CEll.JNG S IN THE LIVING ROOM. ALL 1.0CAT&D ON A 1 ACR& LOT I MILl£ FROII roWN. 4 ACRES ON RIVER MODERN BRICK COL:ONIAL ENJOYJNO GOOD INCOMJ:. WE• NEED LISTINGS NOW llOBI THAN PO BEFORE. IF YOU WANT rr SOLD CAlL 'WIUilA1N. 0.11on our biaaesf . ....... .....1:1d ll'IIIIIAM1- . . . . . . AII-.. ' We ~anted the 544- new entry In the 5o to 60 'bonepower class - 10 be every !nch a member ot the aamo famll~ aatbe b!g and outstanding_856. And !t tal From big tractor looke 10 a whole series of "worth-more" featui'ea, Including two new, smooth-working en poet. Durable · )lyna-~e• clutch, Alternator for aute staril. Dry-type tllr deanet to protel;t l)te en!llne. Comfortable aeats. More deck-1'90m. Luminescent gauges. Eaay shlitlnf ll,Uiiy·' . '•' '' 4 BEDROOMS . eiilartw. .. ,,' ·' . ' ' ) .' ' . . .i • I 992-2116 •J r. , ',,.,.., ,, .Po ' ' ·, rith · ~· 123-...·~•• pie •' 4:00 Interchange 5:00 News, Weat her, Sj)orts Neal Realty A. A. NIBERT, Realtor THIRD &VB•• fiT&TB If, IIi. ' .· P'"·"''. ~II 1j. .~ ... ·'~'" •. "", I I •) 1 -~ '! ;~ .• In i'il 62 ·.; '40 .... ..• ... .. . -3; Thompson Bookkeeping Services Forrest E. 1 6, 6I 2,. • 3161c\ Secr>nd A••· Gallipolis, 0. · ,'· 4 ACRES tiEARLY NEW aU eleclrle brlclt home located soutll ol town on 4 acres ol land . wh!cb NilS to the boautlful Ohio River. H.S full divided buemenl wilh ree. room, kJt. chen, ba!b and worllshop. You wiU luwe to see this home to appreciate it Cill todsy lor app1intment. l'rlced in the lhirtys. WANTED I I I' . Used Furniture, tuls1 "''•· cellan.ous ltlft'll & I'IOUI... hol4 goods. We olao bu~ .... cO"mplltte •stahls. , .uan:rs .., ··~ USED FURNITUil ' ... '• 1163 Second Av•. .._.6·2917 G•lllpoll• ' ·' WE HAVE a nice 4 BR borne in town. Filii basement. bas fllllshed ree. room and k!l· clleu. Price bas been lowered for quick !Bfe. W~ ,_'r .~- ; NEED LISTINGS WE HAVE bad 9 sales since Jon. I, 10 If you Willi yours oold ]is! with us r!gllt away. ,_ ---~~- . ,,,.. • I ., SMITH AUTO SALES IANAUG_A, OHIO •• ' '< Haller Division of Federai-MDIUI Corporation has openifiiS in their new powder metal parts manufacturina plant in Gallipolis, Ohio for PersoMel in the followina areas: . ' $14,!itltl. IDJilAL FOR REARING TIIAT NEW LISTING family. Quiet St., Wwderful 5 ACRES located 2 miles from view. no traffic, fuU bale· Vinton. Barn and plenty oUI· ment, w!tb a 110<. room and birlldings, garage, farm pond, ga,. or Wlrt area 111111 kit.Gug· well, nice 5 room • one rhcn. A betntllfill !dtcl!en IDd •tory home, 2 rooms paneled, di~lng area. You'D .._ Ibis balh. stonn windows a n d one wlten you ... 11. · ~ door, plenty shade lrees, Ideal 114,001. lor reUrement. LARGE TWO STORY HOME In ~ood coodltton, 7 room a n d . bath, l~rge lot, •le)'r or !be . Ohio River. Price reduced to $7.000. 1 . ' Farm & Home (T!Jts., Wed., Thurs.) _12:45 Country Go RQUnl! 12:30 The " In" SOUnd --- . • I~ , . 844. ~Ut .~Uke 12il5 BuiMin Boai'd 12:30 Prosecutor Reports (MOn.) 2 SMALL HOUSES, I> acre tobeooo base, smaB .111m Jo..ted near !own. Low low price. ....... '. · ;.' u ·l.,..... • ' 12:00 Com'ty-Mkt. New& 22 ACRE FARM EUREKA ' co. Newa run ·.' NO 11:45 World·Mason VACANT LAND, 15 A· pasture, 12:35 Teen-Time '68 2 A. woods, pond, good fences, 4t00 Interchange 5:00 News, Weather, SpC)rts just off R!. 160. 5:30 Sunset Serenade (Until SlgnOIO VINTON SICE 8 rm. frame on Jaclolon St. Newly painted, extra lot. $4,000. Terms. · .fay Rheppord, Mf.fllt NOTICE! Eul Winton, Ml4lll CLOSED WaJDe Amsbaf)', 44S4!11 Mondciy & Tuesday March 10 & March 11 RENTAL w.c. ·'· 11:00 The Morning ShoW 17 ACRES ', AND 2ND FLOOR APA.Jll'I'KZNT- oWND '. I 0:30 Chattorbox GOOD 3 BR home, new wen, 34 hundredths Tob. B. second SATURDAYS lifOwth timber, coal seams, 11:55 Washington ~ts hard road. $8,1100. 12:00 News Roundup 12:15 Bulletin Boord • I..E.UE· 1NCLUDI5 1ST nDOK , "PRESENT •' 8:15 Talk .9r the ToWn 196 ACRES "'"" AND A BAJIGAIN AT Tllo\t. . oHERING FASr SEliVICE oN LOVELY REDWOOD LO ~~c.~~~~=:·~: COUNTRY SETTING CELLENT LOCATION WITH HERE l S A MODERN ;uAB. PAY ED P iU VE AND PARKING AREA . ALL IIJ:STA\IRANT EQUil'M ENT INEAR NJ:W) LAROE REVOLVING OUI'DOOR SIU N. J<"\ IKNACE, AIR CONDI· ' 9:15 The Mor ning Show· IN TOWN, 6 rms. bath & haU, - two otury, full baSement, 2 deep lots, al. siding, 2 porch· es. Make us .an offer! 12 x 50 TIWLER, 3 BR, taliincl. water &. elect. IIIRU fRIDAYS 8:00 Ohio Valley New& RIVERVIEW · ' g ~ONDAh 7:45 Echoj,o of Joy · I ROOM, two story heme on ChlUicothe Rd. Basement. storms. Ga)'den. . Best Time ,...NMIU ONE ACRE .. RENTAL ' ~ Radio nm.,. ' . WJ£8 , Re•l Est•te Foi\S.Ie QJ). PARSONS . . · ' 'RIW.'l'O!i ~- vm.ae, a., Pl 4 aa7 Ollft · DIDO .RJVER fronl , Iota 011 AgellCy NEW IJS'l1NG8 ... . . . MASSIE . 2 bedtGDIIII, he8t, waler, . . . ,j lklult IJir between ~ 1 lour room home, acne, . REAL ESTATE BROKER and Racble, Oh!o. 500 It· NICE PI!. ... - fl.lf · ·•!o ROONPI f' ~l!JSII!Ini I~ ... fumlliie4. lob. bale, bam 10130, ooly . . NO. 21 PINE ST. 10111. m1 too ll w!de. Pl1ced II mne from Gall!jiolls. ' my home. Pli. tiUISI! 6'1.,'1 TEL. 446-o791 . 5 ROOM. one story home, all 10 loll. Ph. 141 tt45. IU llLOCK lfore bu!ldlnl In Acldl· '. { .:-' ' . •leciri< kitchen, fireplace In 11011, walk ID cooler aod equip. STATE RT. 160 ·, Female Htlp·Wanttcl LR. lull basement wilh fore· MAPLE STEREO RAOIQ: .1,.19 v.. · menl, bolb side of state route LIVE IN mE COUNTRY w!!b AVON cd air rum..,., garage, deep Early AmericiD slereo radio aU the conveniences o1 the 1, $10,tkl0~ NtlW lrallfan<e eomln!!. llePlot fenced, vacant. comblnaUbn.. aeauUiul '1101i4 S BEDROOM home, lront room city. 7 rms. ba!b, carpet!ng, ~j'OielllaUvtl .,.,W or~ space !tr rent. Clll stale Ull!t wi1lt 4 opsed .... · ~ed, aome caiJfnets In paneling. plenty storage s'/laee, TWO STORY :!leld. Ohio, Parry II' · from I a.m. 1111 I er. Take over J18)'110llls ol klldlen, basement w!th .new large living room and a beau- WALL-WALL CARPET !n LR p& I City, for .. ta per mon111 ar b&lit""" or ltmtaco. Priced at only SU!itl. tiful kitchen. Only $1001. · JJut wfftit > ...,.I and DR, large ltitchen with SI'I.Ji. con 446-ldll. ,., I ROOM . and bath home on ·omb; 107 Columbia Ill'. W•· • plenty cabinets, 3 BR, rront CITY (Special this week) Firat AYO. SUOO. ,erly, Ohio, Ill' phone 14'1eod back pordl, carporl. len.Brzap 'n!REE BEDROOM, baoe14111. . . .,,IU cod yard. Price 111,100. j' , •• L Basel D. Woad Mf.flll ment, H.W. noon. larfe Jot. a-w Caaoday UIIGI t!ood location and F.H.A. fi· ONE STORY · J!S: ~.liD 10\a.•;bour r1anced at 5% percent. U you 1· BR HOME, all e!ectri< kJt. " Baby Jhbl. Nt lfiMIIe. quali(y the payments lncludo f wrtte: 11ABY ,~. eben, garage. basement with iQg taxes 1nd lnauranee onb AIISAW· A-S llft!WIA· fireplace, deep well, natural $76.00 monthly. Priced to sell. ,.... .'~ /1. ... gu. large !eve! lot. Price 6:00PM Sycamore S~, Glll!polls. · spe.... ~-· .... 1,-- • .!.....•- - . -........ ""'· ""~' SuNno\;-iip, benefits at1n1 age. The ballot secrecy bUI would r""'lre that ballots lor tbo elccdoo or employee msmbera or tbo board be mailed to the homes it the membero or the employee RED BRAND FENCE lilt t T. Jillemallonii DOdP plelaJp Iiiii It .... ---- IF YOU are buDding 1 new home or remodeling, ... a . We are bulldera. ~)~~tributor lor Hotpolnt Appliances. All~ son Eleclr!t. 114 If f years the number otyean:ol ser~ vice necessary to reUre on full OF =~c ~..,;. . dlamploned j. Culnoas. ·! ,~~~,mbl(ri··or the ' Wlnted To Do sired' BeaotHul, !ntOUigent MOBILE home. 1963 Elcar, 10 x 55. ccnlral air cond., car' ~ ' GaiU• Count.l'l!lcllng ClUb, good • HOuSE cleaDinC or ,lroniJil. ~ luck a..t thonks, Cill 44U!6'i • . !!U bUntm. Ph. 44&.4111. !'1-8 petcd. e,.,.llent cond. Ph. 446Reba Cramer, Montt>eller, o. __. __ 43-tf TOY POODLE, wblte female S 2!18:1 alter 5. ( 1.· 57·1 mos. $50. Ph. 446-0518. 57-31 ; . · · W•nted To Buy . \'iC:OOR Mark V adder $119.9!1. ~ "" ~~~ h'WILL farm :wl!b bou!le. reaelectr!c, adds and subt.-acta. ~ ' fiOIG!II .OOable. Wr1je ,.,_ IW, Ill. 1117 PLYMOVTII F'URY ru. Simmons P!g. II Offi<e ~A REVIVAL will ~ at the Oldo. .. • m;. cond.. 13,009 miles, I Equip. Ph. 146-l:wl. 55-tf i. Ohio Chapel United Melbodlot I, VInton, """! - .. Ph. tl&3ll1le alter t. , 'Cbureb &atday; nJ&bl March 57-3 Situ1flori W•nted C.,MPER on 'lo T. Willy truck. ... .COIIIIrluf 1111• ?; The new eng.. dutch, brakes. ~ames W: MoniSOn of 'IA'I'IJRAL dependable penon 2 HOtsi'EIN COWS, also 11169 to eare !of odlool liP dlllcl· {'arb., good Hres, radl6 . ~a!\ P'ort Gay, W. -w!il be the Qlevrolet station wagon. Pit ren. References. P1r1 t!me. stove. 146-00011. 55-1\ pva..,_P,t. Rev; J~ea Mor· flt-:1121. 111-3 CsH 4fi.J425 after 5. SW rison, jijo p~lo(. owd'-lly 111r • vltea aiL , 57·12 ST!l!IEO: BeJi!tlful . Jllll wal· 4 FCBERGLASS AWNlNGS , !100·. CoiL ~ . alter & , · ForhtJt , ,.1\llt qoM· wil!l. ~•- '"uto­ , , p,m. ... , .,, .,, ,:,""-'"'' 57., NE .iOIII!tiltNcK' c l - 4 cluwDnaln llllf1tm. ~... ,." ~d)anger• trm b multiple . tarlll!l,~· M~ )'Oll1' ~~ . ·1211 Tldrd ll\ft. IWIIIra ldtiiij; P.af. only f/3.56 or , nm 'aiSII cii!IAn. Phone en wllll lluftt.ln l'lllll· CaD ta Prl' ·moolh. Call 446-1021. 19110 DETRO!TER bousetraller. 10 X 46. Ph. 256-6Cill6. 57-tf . 57-3 448-4191. 6'1-4 Reducing !rom 35 to 33 ANOTHER CARLOAD . . •.• lil'l It T. G..C ~ GOOD CLEAN LUMP and sfd<. er ooal. Corl Winters, Rio Grii!ICfe. Phone 245-&IIS. 11-tl w, ·· l ·JUST ARRIVED eom,..U ., Jt'IU T. GJ1C DIJI!I:Ialp,..,. ' ~· D!AMONDS ARE A girl's ...,, friend - until she II n d s Blue Lustre for cleaning carpots. Rent eleotrl< shampooer 11. Farmer's Hardware Co. S7-6 ALl. types o! building mater· Uttlt . JNSPECI'OIIS - ~ lals. blodl. br!ck, .....,. pipe, New iD" liotary catteN 1:\LDG. a.. AUTO. , I~· wil"~ows . ttnte1s. etc. Claude eiii.IO, New US I ID. 10 piJ tee bails. Local'lm Only, Winlers, Rio Grande, 0. CH ,nJIOo 111'1!1 tu. Inc. Federal very rirofitable ouppkmelllal 5-5121 afler 5. ·• If lnconle. .Need polorold ··camOMt falleJ r.plealeet . . tri. 'Wrl!e glvil'C .ac~, oecu· U!!Eil FURNITURE of all ta Plio 111. n. ••· palloD ll1d !lme•"'~if .tv: klods. We buy and sell. R!ce'• 140 t1 ao 1 Best Ro~, m Mama> l<ew &. Used Fum. 446-11623. 30.11 •"" Chlellgo, IBino!l 1!01!011. 11<1 · Ol!l!IMAN Shortha!red Po!!Wer . years of service. - - Iil'l I T; GIIC .. E$tate For Sale SEWING MI,OHINE: Cabinet modeL Sllghlt,y used. Over· . casts, monograms. aewa on IRII!ons. laney stitches, etc. No altnehmenta needed. Pay MUD or monthly payment> ~~ . Call 446-111211. SH .. traduced two bUis to improve the ment or a member it age 62 benefits or 110\'ernmenlalemploy- with ruu benetlts altor 20or more ees under the Public Emplo.yees ReUriment System and to Jn. sure tbe .ecrecy ot the ba.U~· in PERS board electlona were Introduced Into the 108111 0 h I o f r) llodit Ulllllf t. DOdlt ' IIIII T. Qllc. . ... It t.~t~l., .w~~~~~c~ HAIRDIU!IiiER. .miiiiPr't IJ. t'tMO _ pnlened, lull or ~ l!mt.' Ph• . , . ... ( 1> T.: GMC ·l'iekup IM& ·I>"T, Cliev.: Picllllp Ii; T, Ford 111&1 .Ford Econoline Pldali! llil !i T, a.v. Plqi llli !i T. GMC Pickup ,. . !iT. ' a.,, ' 1111 '\!o T. GMC 1J1t 'ira T. lntnolioltll 1111' .! i T. 1111: ..._ 'iili. ~ T. 11\ri. pkbp lift !i T. 0... plebp 1• noD Ford truck . ,. . a/4 t2SThlntAve. . ' ·~11...... J ' . MANY USES ' CltA-IH$ . I ·HAVI! . ., ~ -cl!IHUAHUA pupo. 417 F!rst .• Ave. ·Phone 448-4'1'10. 5&-3 *' ;1· tlm..,s aciJu-s. In our less than J)Orlect aoclety, tbo chrmlc , nabJre or the farm problem Jn. dlcates that acljuatments bl the agricultural Industry arenotade"'ate. The kind and rate or ecmomlc and social adjustment& are Innu~ by p1bllc poUdes·and proarams. TQ TRADE FOR AN d service. computed under t.he tormula. OO:Jer representattves also in- Providing ror the retire- _;i· q. o.! t~. ECGnomlc growth andprogren In tbo V. S. ........., Imply cm- lncO!J1&1IrOdUclng abillt,y, either ~ '11\ese ani ·aome of the Wl)'ll In' !arming or In a varlet,v· of iliir Ojljloitulllttt.W~~a~tpecl nonfarm enterprises, McDorman to build. rural Oblo. I hope that said. The maximum loan under more cltlzene will look !nto lh!a the program Is $3,500. In Ohio, means of helping tltemselve11," · incli vidual economic opportunity he said. . , loans have averaged $1,903. Appl!cst!ms lor • - • 01>New Ohio small businesses poriunlt,v loans In Gall!a CouniY financed with ecorx:mic OpPor- m11 be 'made tbrooqh Fannon tunlt,y l,.ns Include auto repair Homo Adm!niotrsdont:oon¥Sotl- ' w·.~ r. HEADQUM.TUS . . Adm ini stratlon reported today. and equipment to perConn aerY.. Since the program was Ices that each lndlvlduol could launched, l,.ns lotallng $350,000 not alford, thus making U.elr aghave been· made to these low•in- rlcultoral enterprloes more emcome families to improve thelr clenl IDd prontabla. · the fmal average sat- ary times the number or years ci service for determJning the allowance to whieh a Nmber would be entitled at age 65. .:,t :-,' NEW GMt TRUCK In addition, 81'0Uil8 or OhlO aJ families in Ohio haYe benefit- farlllers hove joined toplher !n ed from economic OJ)POI'tunJty cooperatives to obtain ecdnomlc loans, State Director James T opportunlt,v loans to enable them McDorman or the Farmers 'Hom; to purdtasc maJor bnj>lemenls shOp~, beautY arid t.rber shops, tele\'ision aiXII'Idio ~r businesseS and man,y more. · .•. " GALLIPOLIS- Aboot200rur· - EllmtnlltlngthatprOvlslonln state employees and H. B. 268 the law which reQllres a mem(or county workers, would al- ber to have had tbree yel.rs .ol low four weeks after 15 years, senice credit in the ten yBars !!ve weeks at 25 years or more, Immediately preceding redreand s!x weeks after 30 years ment to quall!y lor a benefit 465 N. Secend j;\ 200 Families Benefit James F. Marshall explained that under the ·existing statutes; both state and coonty employees are entitled to two weeks paid vacation after one year of full-time service, three weeks after 10 years and four weeks with 25 or more years. The new billa, H, B. 267 Cor GENERAL Ia '"ey' 'l"all-.,ler . 'qrJcuJ. lng Pirtor'lhe ' ' b,y,' r!Pf· 1811 rarm ~otlon <r<lPland ' .lo rloe C11ter than marl'rlee' ...•II!Ml, bot ' . • brillgt)JIIutaless lncrealll!lnto- and . tal uoe or .leriJI pi'OCUt,~~, that one!. )IOlllal • r..-m 11, iiomand lor IIIIJI'8&llle wtput Cilnllnuatlon Is assume<l YJC .pub- · Is lnilasdc. . · ·.. lie P"'V'!!'II related to qriclil· Tlila, Flees ll'dlll IP I.W to ·ton~ Ol<jlorli, Jll'lee suPports, clear rillrketo. II ~ Crse· . cominodley atoragc and dome ode market ad)~_, are to keop - ald. · · (ll'ices 11!'1 rarm .lm:omOs near Whole Csrm retirement p r ooed8Caclor7 .lovels, llbOr and ar~s .''l'e I~•• costt,v to the IIDV· croplon4 D>lst bewithdrawarrom emlilent but are less acceptable qri<UilUre rapidly OIIOUih Iooft· J)Olldcally, Partial-farm reUreset much or lhe ·output.lncreaa- mel11 ~~ . to be more ••••~>­ Ins elrects or new .._lllolol!'. toble j>iilldcally. '!be !arm labor Corci wali Cot The plrtJal • !arm diversion In hall between 19~7 ODd. 1967, PfOlll'&m alms at tteating the .... tbo ac..- or harYeot crops 11111P1oms. The whele..farm di" was recl!eed by ooe""flllih: main- verl!ll!n,liJI>l'Olch II¥•~ ~·em. I.Y by IIOVel'IID!OIII, lllli!l ,..uno. J11laalo· tb aolvinl .the problem. moot Pf!'lil'&ml, 1The rBct that Mark~ fllotiS treat thasyq,. qrlculture had. exeen ~c- toms ·ll!th po!olblelndlrectllrect t1on ID 1967 cltBJIIie liudt larao ""reiiOUI'cel4)ustnient. AI\ eire<· od)Jsbnents Is evl~ee or lha or dllllcuU;y or holding !arming In balonee by tranarerrinl basic resoorcea between qrlculture and the rest or llle economy. , Ifill' VW. conv.. !DP.· ..(. ~... Ill'! tlret . .. (:all · ..._IJM llllir ' I. · ?· a.4f . TOOL AND PROCESS ENGINEERS (M. E. With some experience tn (ormlng techniques, such I& _ s~iiJIS. ,.,, plastics, die castings, (orgings, etc.> QUALITY CONTROL AND LAB. SUPERVISION (Experienced in systems and procedures, inspection methods, testiT~ and inspeetion of raw materials, in process, and finished parts.) ACCOUNTANT ·, /' ' �",' ,,., ' PINliiNG SHEARS 11.~ up, sc~.OI'$ 45e ' up. DEAD STOCK Wrt.L KIM'ovt: YbUll DIAD HORSts AND C01~11 CAU. JA.CXIOJ'If ...Wl needs women In alii around ALBERT I!IDIAN Water llellvery S<rvlee Palrlot Star Rt., Gallipolis Pl1. 379-:11!3 111-11 TERMITE PIM COVI'ROI. FREE lnB(lOcllon. caD Wl-3145 Merrill O'Dell, Operator for Eltarmllal Termite S.rvico 10 Belmont Dr. ,., If No_ eJII10rlen~ requi....S. No ,leJTitOry reoCriotions. Tako orders anrohere. Hlgheat prvfito '41 Ill 60 per ceDI. 300 Good Housek~ll'fl approved .\\.'(.f.ION EVERY FRIDAY nlghl. Ge<Jrge's Audion House. Rulland. Consignments welcome. Forest George. Mgr. Register for our Free Prize Drawing of a HANDY· TABLE (Soots oncl Servos 4 Adults) In Memory which will be given away Sunday ot 5:00P.M. s.. the Now 1969 APACHE Trovol & Camp Trailers Also COMPLETE CAMPING EQUIPMENT We'll be exp&cting you I ton, who p11sed away one year cine Recreation Center ago, March 8, 1968. Women'! Nig!ll from 6 to 11. Opportunity to learn w I t h qualified instruclllrs present. Admission $1 . Dorothy Bentz. Mfr. H·31c Business Services Pl .. mht"" & Htatina had. 'I'ERMT'I'E & PEST CONTROL We only know you passed awey Bnmaer Plllllhlnc ' Realhoc FAIN Exlermlnallon Co. Wheel· 1 AUCTION: hotel contents \ en• l1'oartll An. so s~den oraburg, Ohio. Ph. 574-lm. tura ljotel, Ashlard, Kentucks, Not even time to say your last Z3J.tf Oeee Pllnta, Oilier Saturday, March 15, 11 a.m. l!ood~ye. E.S. T., consisting of room But God hls given us strength at! DOLL House N.,..ry tranopor· furnishings, restaurant and to bear It taUon available, reasonable I'TANDARD kitchen equipment, carpeting, And courage to bear the blow. PLVMIIINO I ralee also for shopping or office ma.chine, conunercial No one wUl ever know how we HEATING, 115 Tblnl Av.,... working mothers. murly, dal· air conditioners, 75 wiiKiow miss you and love you. 4fUIII. 1-Cf ly or weekly rates. Ph. tteair conditioners, portable telSadly missed by children and a. IIIII evisions. This will be a catagrandchildren. DF.Wtti"8 PLUMBING logue type Auction and buy3-9-ltp AND REATINO WINDLE'S Carpet II Ulftolst.ery ers must inspect items prior ROUTE 1110 at Evergreen. Ph: Cleaning, profealmull equip. to Auction. Inspection starts 111 If IN LOVING memory or John Kenmont. an work I!Ufll'8!lleed. 4f&.m5. Friday, March 14, 9-S"\ Call, neth Michael who passed aw~,y Pl!one WeiiJioll, ~ eol· write, or wire for brochures. one year ago, March 9, 1968. Insurance loci. !0-tf (513) 224·1951. P'OR ALL ,.,.,. lnlllll'anct! neetll. A precious one trom us is gone, · :r.•• :r.a:an~ IIW4:M Insurance <beclc wllh YOID' Oranl" IJ· A voice we loved Is stilled. enll at the Neal lno. Aletlef, • NATIONWIDE INSURANCE A place Is vacant ln our home 33 Rivtrtide Dr. 14 State St. Agents for euto, AUTO, flro. life. 45 State St. Which never can be tuled. Dayton, Ohio ftre. Homi!OW!tera, hospital Waldo F. Brown, W. R. The memory or him will torand general liability. IW Brawn. fte-19111. tw ever in the hearts of his wite, .......1., above date: MACIDNERY: ·YARMM.L M TRAC1!0R, ·roblier tired walloo; . 2 plows, 6' mower, hay.grain elevator, manure spreader, lime spreader, 60 tooth drag harrow, side delivery rake, cultipack.. er, 7' disc, 8 lug truck wheels, double laundry tubs, small tools, antique daveJ1K)rt, various colored bottles, mlscellal't&ous Items too munerous to mention. Terms: Cash Not respor11lble ror accidents C. E, Robert Boetticher, Owner Phone: PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY MORHIHG, MARCH 20th, AT 10 O'CLOCK 54 STATE ST., GALLIPOLIS, OHIO (across tht street from the liltrary) Due to other business irterests the Valley Furniture Co. w1ll sell their entire stock at public auetiooand go out of btislness, Thursday. March 20th, 10 A. M. Everything will be sold, lncludi~ ftrst noor display, secom floor display an:l from the warehouse. Merchandise may be in.specll!d &1\Y time betWeen ,_ .00 sale date. !toms to be sold consist of 1 large varlecy oll!ood clean new am used furniture Cor every ro<m in your hl:me, including electrical appliances and television sets. No junk. Financing ml\)' be arra~ If 111>.t>lied for in adYince. A l!ood 1964 Chevrolet pic~ truck will also be offered ror sale with the right reserved to reject any unrea&OIJoo able bicL Cot. R. E. Knotts, auctionHr, assisted by Col. Jimmy Sayre and Col. Jim Adams. Clerk, Mn. R. E. KnoHs Auctionttrs rtmarks:This is anathtr sale you cannot afford to min. Come prepared to stoy loft • . PUBLIC SALE THURSDAY, MARCH 20th STARTING AT 10:30 A.M. Location: From Gallipolis toke Route 141 to Northup, vo ocrou bridge thtn 4 milts Lincoln Pike. Reason for ulling have sold my form. LIVESTOCK 24 Heod of Good Ewes and Lambs, Registered Buc~. Whiteface Cow and Roan Cow, fresh in March. FURNITURE 4 Chairs, Bedroom Suite, Estate Heat- rola, 5ctlall Cabinet, Chest, Dining Room Table, Frigidaire, Floor Lamps, Throw Rugs, Curtains, Spreads, Some Dishes, 10x12 Wool Rug. Sheep Clippers, Plow, Chain Saw, MACHINERY Single Shovel Plow, 3 Shovel Plmform Scoles, 2 Brooder Stoves, 350 Boles of Mixod Hay, 23-2x5xl6 ft. Planks. ANTIQUES Q-Who was the fir~t Popt of the Roman Catliolic Church? A-5alnt Peter, Prince or the Apostles. · HOUSEKEEPER to Uve Ia at home of lawyer in Cleveland area; two ochi>ol ap dllltlren. Write Bel: 2115, ~roy. ,, ~ away five years ago today, March 9, 1964. $ ... l ' WORK AS eompanion, bousekeeper or nurse. No bad ballits, erperlenced worker, 01· peel good · wages. Located II lntersedlon on' Hartford 'Hlll. ApeJ llulojlel, Bar Ill, !)'art· ford. w. Va. ~P For lint FURNISHED and llllfunlllbed lparimelltl. Cl01e to IICbooL Pbooe 99W434, 10.IJ.Ifc 'l'RAILER ·lC1fS. Bob'l Mobile Court, Syracuae, Oblo on Statt Rl. 124, Pboae tn.aal. .U-IIe ~~~ .... HOBSTETTEI REALTY . '• ~· ', l"' . ' • lc..l'. ..., I 1968 VOLKSWAGEN FAS1rBAC:K. auto. trans., MarOon- with blqck i'ntt'riDr,- radio, luxe 1 interior trim, real r1ice with iolly priced! ' AM radio, AIREDALES., A.ltc;. reclllet· UUII Jlocldlll. j)bio ~74t·. ,,. alBvY 2. v,a ..doni door two 1 ~ ' ~ .a.:; .'. IIISs wUe, two dollr ~ - , ..,.,. ' • ' 'f ' ·•A ',..,;. . ,.._ 1-Ntc $Iiles . , ,• " . . «ar•· · cm.m , ~~.P1C1WP. • cy~-.. I ~ · n · j,i;;.;. SYRAOOBI!J ll'IIIIIMK:k" .V... •.~.• ,.Call , ~· ..;....te" , •. •• 11.117 « ...,.. > ltlfc . .,.,.. r ' <' : • s.t;3lp ' ',o v.'' ., ............ "'' . . - ·""'' ·r .. ' . 1 • i'·.\ , ,·:. ! ' . II•··· . ·• 'I ·, ·z:•. ,~, '" "' ' . . './ ... ~. • •j . ~'., ' •·. \ ~~· . ' •' ' ... ' j '· ~·' ' ... 67 Ponti'ac P. steer• . 1968 CAM~RU DOOR • • ~ • • • .• • • • • • • PB & ~ T. Quality Selection ,. Right ·Howl Compony official cor. V-II engine, outo. . er altering, radio, butket aeota and console. Yinyl roof. New ct~r title and guorontee. ,. '1955 PONTIAC ·, ............. , ••• .' •••••_;$16951 1 O'wner car, whftt .· - . dark blue finish. c;loon interior, like ntw w-w .tlr.., .automatit, po·wer IIHring and bra~··· Rad'io. .. . Crulsematfc Full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, w/,/w tires, Climate Control air-conditioning, white with turquoise interior. Very low mileage. · in . f, Sharp car. . ' ' 1968 Cadillac Calais H. T. Cpe.••••••.•.• $5100 Light blue with matC!hing interior, radio, tinted glan, new w/ s/w tires, 6-woy power seat, Climate Control Air-Conditioning, 19,000 miles, one owner new Cadi· ' ,, ,,, tit ,,.,, ' 66 Iuick $1,795 68 Buick Save 4 dr. Sedan. One of the sharpest '66s in . Tri .. State . .Low mileage; One careful l.ocol owner. PS, PB & AT.' 1968 Cadillac Calais H.T. Sedan, ........ $5300 trof'ls., poWtr steering, radio & ~::::;: · li~e new w/s/w tires, black finish with tan ' ' LeSabre Custom Safari Station WagOn, local 1..5 FORD GAL. 5ilo 4 DR..... ; ...... . . $2, 295 Catalina Conv. Coupe. Trade-in on ntw Pontiac from one of our most faithful customers. Low mileage. Extra sharp. ps·· Count On Karr & Van Zandt for The Finest • llac trade. Custom LeSobre 4 dr. Sedan. Factory Air Conditioned. Beau· tiful gold finish with oil Yinyl upho.lstery. This c:ar hos ne.v er been titled, AT. PS & PB . 66 Pontiqc . . $1, 795 Catalina 2 dr , Hard Top. Smart turquoin finislf·with matching interior. PS, PB & AT. Extra nice. ,..,_ ,,• ':'.,.·.pa ",,J S1, 495 65 Pontia( 1 Ivory finish and block interior, full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, w/ s/w tires, Climate Control ' Air-Conditicni~g, sold and serviced by us. II.................... . 1963CHEVY Convertible, lotlil 11 owner cor. SUper Sp:prt m~·._l, bucket Moll, good tires, 6 crl., 3 speed, floor radia. Popular Model, special price. .. '.t 1963 CHEVROLET: •• , .............. •: . ' .· TH.EiWHITE HATS AT RAWLINGS. 19~ OLDS F-85 STA. WAGON .... ··'··· ••• $995 Real Gold with matching interior, full power equipment, radio, tinted giant tilt & telescope steering wheel, w/ s/ w tires, Climate Control air-conditioning, one owner, New Cadillac trade. .. COME IN NOW AND SEE .THE GOOD,GUYS WITif Impala 4 dr. Local I ownor cor, VB tnflne, po•ier· glide; radio and hooter, good tires, blue linloh. White finish, autO. trans., radio & ~eot~r. 1967 Cadillac Coupe DeVille ............ $4500 nice · car. 1964 FORD 'GALAXIE ................... $995 500 H. T. Cpe. VB engine, automatic. White finiah. Clean interior, good w.w. tlroa. R&H. i 1966 Cadillac Coupe DeVIlle.~ ••.•....•. $3500 . ~~~~~·.~~~· ~~IICt. Amlitraer, HIIIDI1 Woita, Dick Rawlin1s (5 of the nicest guys ll'i: unn1111 won't even .ride a Hondil SO WE ARE TRYING HARDER..~. 'oitfrr:i OILDEST DoDGE DEAI.ER" White with beige interior(' full power equipment, radio, tinted gla$5 1 w/ s/w tire$, Climate Control air· conditioning, 26,000 miles, one owner, new Cadillac tr,ade. I '1n 1 · -, s. Sand-Ave. . 992·2151 or 992-2152 64 Pontiac • $1,495 I Grand Prix Hard Top Coupe. Air Conditioned. Bucket seats with full consul. Here is a cor we have serviced since new ' $995 64 Rambler $795 ' 62 . ·~ . 'I 40 i l and <on highly recl>mmend. PS, PB & AT . 64 Pontiac I l "''." Star Chief 4 dr. Sedan. Beautiful light blue lini•h with match· ing interior. An exceptional car ot a low price. PS, PB'& AT. ~~ .'· Classic .,660 4 dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. std. shift. Extra nice finish and upholstery. Completely overhauled engine. .. •. 11 . ...• BLAETTNARS ( f!;/;1 I (I( '• n V·8 engine, outo. trans., P .S., P .B., proc!ticolly tires. This is a real buy at only $9()0. ' ~ ~ ,. larr & Van Z.ndt Sales Middleport, 0. •j tit ,. You Get ABetter iluy At R.H. ·Rawlings Sons Co. .' . iM l dr. Sedan. A low mileage ont owner sharp trade.. , in. PS &. AT . It will be hard to find o better buy anywhere. Catalina 4 ' I II .Wo\RIIANTED BUICK PH. 992·2143 • .... U!IEif " • OPEH EVES. TIL B POMEROU CADILLAC 992-5342 ESTABLISHED 1853 PONnAG · GMC· TRUGKS · · .. POMEROY, OHIO ....·•· ·•i •~ l :4 •• SAJfJ SAJf1 SAJf1 .. VALUE· SHOWDOWN , .., , Your Nlw 1969 Qmolti Now At A ' Prl ,II • GII.AVI!lLy lradGn, four reltalll 1111 ttur • !1. Prlcel ' •\ I . '. 8:10 p.m.\ ... • " , ~. I' . -· ~ ·PUBLIC ' - SAL~E .. TUESDAY, MAL 11, 1t69 1 Pe 1. ·. .,:.: ..... .,'( '\ • 't ,. .:. . . .l ' Do••: doc•socl, • ' ·l;:. muse '!'Ill· UJI!GI!WJ ' ~.... \ .. ·,' )- . f c,w>E'If A Plllllll'f. ·..,_ · uiem 1 bel!ulltut'l\llll wilb' 8lae . i:..lre.. ..... .... Crftl Bnttlfft I 1 If< Alii CONDmCiNING Relrlletalfott servlee. Jad:'o Re!rlferaUon, New Ba\'1!11. htttte &Jflt. ~ ·' •1. ·N.. :._;~ '. ~ tt~w•c...,.. '' .. Buslneu Snrvlces I · • I' ' • SEWING IIACHINES, .. repair . 'llerVice, ' aD llllb*. ft 2-. 11VIlGET PRICE fUrniture on , .. •• . nte Fabrk llbqfi, flllm- ,. our lhlrd ' llopr builget tltop. · , ~J. Autbol'lzed BIDI!er Spiel, · Baker Furniture. Mlddleporl. and Ser,vk!e. We . Shel']lf)1 Oldo. ' ll4le !lc!lMo. •· ·. · , · . sa.tfc ' '' .' '. "' EXPERT Whlllllpment '. ' . -GUARANTEED.::. PHONE 992-2094 "••nrfiiiM& btt 6o6 E. Main PoMeroy, 0. EXPERIENCED ..,..., *''" •• YOUR CAR NEE!lS t.arp• Truck or Bull..,_ Rllluor To Tlto lOnallest Heotar c...... From lho BUEnNAIS SPECIAL SHOWTIRE SALE '"four "\1'1..IIcluty, ..... cl"' ,ly .., •.,., ttn4 •. ns., .. White s....u. OHLY S11.9S . Plus Uf ,...,_1 Tu ..... ........ ................ Ll•ltd ""'"' .. ••• ,tc.. Pult7 c•••u~. IMIIt lllr • IIIII tiro Me er r.r • • • MCORE'S 12.... MAIN · PH, 90:1.2113 PO.IAOV "' BLAETTNAR'S IN ' Mathematics ACROSS '· ' appellation 1 Sum up 54 Educational f Trigonometric Rroup tab.) function - 8 Distinct.part 12 Prosecute sweetsop 55 Seasoning 56 Gate (comb. form) 57 Powerful upl05iw ~ lf Fountni.n concoctaon 15 Favorite DOWS 11 Excrt'tes 3[ Weirder, 19 M,nipulatc, e.s 33 Penetrating a sword 38 Jauntily lease 23 Gt>rman 40 Bent the knee 18Tributeryo( stre~~m C1 Unitol• the Yukon 2t School subjetl\ dram& 20Biological brain (coli.) .UPllcu entities 6 Tidier 25 Exr;hange 43 Wild (IX. of 21 Disenclunht-r 7 Worm premium Celebes 22 Widemouthed 8 Thewter 2G Bow'.s adjunct Falae god 1 pikher attendant 27 Al'COUnt 46lndiJo 24 Feminine 9 M~ay 28 County in f7 Level. • nickname '10 OtiOS4t Arkansas 48 Chair 26 Gret"k war goa u..s..ma,...;;,Uc;..h;;;iJdren 29 Very (Fr.) 50 Pendent animal 16 Tenure by lor•· faoir or<llnarj wonta. . t . .. Pomeroy Complete Front-End and Brake Service • 13 Philippine , . .... 1eUOr 18 ..... lt!Q\IIIry, to ·.. ((CUD : . ''. •'·•" ' •• S5.55 · ~lheMr.uriu....._ . ; : . '·. ! ':,'t ,. .t~~tb·~~/AJ!;.::===~~ 'I .' '·•'! 4 • If< READY • I1IIX OOIIOftle deUv· end rfglit to ,.... peoJect. Fait' and Usy. rre. 0111· males. Phone • • · a..g. leln Ready • Mil Co., Mltldl~ pan, Ohio. . • 10 tfe lJippol, ' ... .,,. ... 8{1•!11 ...... Polnll • Phone~ • · Mil. ! ~ wllli . . ...... r ,., lllebte, Ollie mM1!V RAY, Joe fAIIll't, llelli tlectrle llllm· . ,.., fl. '~'bin ~. . N«<! . "' ~ .. S+llc rra lnapottll" to c~~~~~ ~'~~~~ .• • AUCftONEER CoiiJIIele Servlee cage grown available. PoaJ. try housbtg and automation. 'M'odorll Poultry, Bel: 181. A,tlteM, Olllo. Phone 51:1-'IISl. M-Ile P"''' Aloo lito porMnel '"''"" ef Hel••t will M Mid II 11\lo H-. ~ C. C. BRADFORD trail· lh12, two bedrooms, ph. tll2-16l6 or en.llml. ~ NEW IDilA eom p~c~cer, •1111 'Oiemlel lmpala and .... I1'Gnl l1'aleclft. l'llaile 111'1'2111. '. Tho peraonol ,...., of Cora Meinhart doc. socl will l!o ,oald at 11\o· ra~ldonco, l...teclotl:z3 Loc~t sh.;,r . (J!p,., MonkOJ Ro~) P•orar, Ohio. . , ' -G.E. j!efriprator,tran llecl, Gtaa Sllwe, Sl._te:llotl, ~· ., 4 cllalrs, 2 Dreaaera, ~ Mltal Minot, WhiHIOI Sloelf, Slcloboor<l, li(aaaltlo ra'!ke eo.dl, " · Radio• Rockt:r, l)l~a, Pata. Chalra. ~~ Heltti'- . ,..·. Ll1rrar1 table, Warm ~ Heater; ~· Wj1, Cloe!re Mirror, Rotro, Iampo, plciurea, mi'-lttil<. t.,s. ' .. ... Sewll'fl•-· 1111 NEW MOON IIEPI'IC lanb clelned. Minor Sanllatlttn, Stewart, Oltlo, Pbolle . - . S.!J.tle er ada-JIImm-,1 mm peojedor, - 111m ldltor I mm, a allclr 1 mm atttl II "'n, ' miwlt lllbt, I H II N .DAY OLD or~ Legmm pullets, botlJ floor or - •• Pltone -.mJ Iller , . . 992·2126 ~ l'lliil. ...., pd CGndltliltt••• lloll Yoli Cllmolet Deal• ' .... ·--- GENIIRAL ltllCIU Co. Qpen ..~venl._s . . 'TU . 8 115 ACRES FENCED, 8 room ltquae, ba\h, free gas, otber bulldlnp. oheap prl.,.. Write Bel: 11, ~ Salem, Ollio. S.!J.l.tp ttWt at ... Phone .. - VISIT Y®R. FAVORITE SA~ESMAH AT eroy· ' .r;. . ' Business Services Culmss CATTLE Breedllli! Servl.,.. l'biae Parter 1ft. 22114 Pomeroy or 6117.&11 Coolrille ..0 ltatlorl. 1-14-JIIIc AM!III'CAN Satldle Hone; antique bed. Pl1cme ...-. U.71c POI'A'I'0£8, Plttmt 141-18& a.- Plllllll, Portl*"lf.1'* . ~· Busllltll Services For Sale For Sale 1 Vipers 2 Two lingers 3 Limit in . extent -'Dinneroourse 5 Passage in the « For The. F-stest SIIYIC. DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAILINGS SERVICE '' · . PAY 992·2151 N!G.HT 99N324 r ' U4le ool, ki!W ill; the' terrier" Health ' ' ' ' . papm, ,.., /ohn L ~. ' I 19'16 cAt'l. Hor+ PbEL • • • •·• ; • • • u . IMS I"'RD Fllrlne, BT, W. Wpeed lrul·, alta .... I ' ~ motor, std. trans., radio & heaterJ good tires, 2·tono tan ond white finiah. Popular model. ... _•.. ' ~ v.a .. ., .' 1963 CHEY.IMPALA COUPE ...... , •••• , .$995 ,.... Ph. . . . . ' Emplovment Wanted --- --- - 1961 Cadillac Sedan DeVIlle ............ $4500 VACANCY for two eldorly peo. pie, Prefer private paid pi· IN LOVING memory of Gretchen · tlenlsr f'MM llaloll, TIM. . Marie Sprouse, who passed ' u.ste ..... u...., ~ •'' U.lfc , . Thenlca OWNER ,, 2-13-lfc Phone t~~Jal. WOUlD lbe peroon whO' took all of my clothes pleaso reThe month of March is here coat1 turn them at Duds and SUds FOUR ROOM bouae with bath, egain, A-From 55 to 80 ptlts. In Middleport. Need all of lurnlsbed, on UDioll Ave., To us, the nddest of the year. tile clotbes (can Identify Q-Witen did tht United ullllties not lncloded. PboDe Because it took the one we States adopt its fir&! draft? them), taken 'lbursday, Feb. loved so 4ear. 1111U331. ~ A-Congreos passed tile 20. Will gtve reward. Call Many broken hearts were lett first U.S. dralt law, the ED· lteeds'rill• mall. 3->-ttp by YOU. roUment Act, in 111113. 1'W() BEDROOM lllmo on LlnBut, you will never be forgotten eoln Ria., available Mardt Q-Why il the bottle of HYMN SING Sunday, Marnh By lhe ones who loved you 15. P1!one IIIIU!I'I after 4 tht Plams of AbTGh<lm in Q, Freedom Gaspe! Mtsalon, true. p.m. u.tfc 1759 of hillorlcal dgfiifiBald Knobs. Dan Hayman Sadly missed by Henry Sprouse conct7 wltb Cclunlry Hymn Tlmen. and daUghter, Betty, and Mr. A-It was Ibis baU!e that FU)UaliiiED boule iD J>ome. Public Is Invited. :J.Wte won Canada for Great Brl· and Mrs. Robert LaudermUL roy, five l'GOilUI and balh. lain. 34-ltp Call aven!Dp, . - . AITENTION Melp ianckrwJt. U.tfe en: Oil and gas leases wan!· Carel Of ed In Meigs County. Write P. WE WISH TO THANK everyFor Sale 0 . Box 251, Pomeroy, Ollio. FIVE ROOM boule, lrd 81., one for their kindness dllring U.lJtp MUOD, five room•. gas fur. REI'09I!lE!IIED III1PI' cabinet nace. Pl!one 1112-21'11. u.stp the illne89 and dealb of our model eewtns midline; equiphusband and lather, Ora H. SHOOTING malcb Marcil 8, pod to zig 11111. embroider, FURNI911ED TWO BEDIIOOM Whlle. Special thanks to Dr. Broad Run ROO 111111 Gun bultGnholee, eCc. Full guaran. apartment, Middleport. Pl!one Pickens and Dr. Ridgway, Club. New Haven. Nooa WI lte to pari)' .........., tho 11112-3874. 3-i-lfc nurses of VeleraM Memorial :J.Wte I1IIOUIII of tii1.7S al til JIIOIIII>. Hospital, Minister Vernon 1)0. H~:ll SHOOT sponaoretl by !be ly. " ' - . . . . . Jol.«o lin and to all who now. Raelne Fire Deparlment et F'OUR ROOM . lurnllllecl apart· us and food. We are indeed tM Beb hill !ann, Bash.an · ment. Pbone 1192-31!5l. ~lfc 239 ACRES, 8 n>OIIl houoe, 3 grateful. . ' free pa. Road, Sunday, Marcil t, · barns. 3 farm pol1da, The Family. 3-f.ltp slarllng at 1 p.m. U-41< 40 acre1 creek bottom. 1001 ot YOUR $''s BUY IIORE! posture, All mineral ri&hta, lnsur1nee 2 Plck•up timber, On blacklq> rood, 'A Wam.cl To luy . Electric Gulllr_.....$89.95 'IJTOMOBTLI!: lnlurlltee ben · mile [rom HarrlaoavUle, 15 ANTIQUES, dlsbes, fumlture. Gibson Olnoelletl! Loll ,.,... ouentmiles from Pomeroy, 20mUes dlinA cabl.. old pbono>. !4 SIZE GUITAR.. ....$85.00 Clll ..... from Athens. f2%,000. Write graphl, clocb, mllti. Lee ,Koy . • 11' 11e Cla.y McKI.mJey, Rt. 11 Rutland, AMPLIFIER .,_.....$,45.00 RU<liiiD, !Ill Lelloo 'l'tn'a.,.. 3-9-lte Tope Roc ardor~; R•dto• 3-1-301p hal htltl For Sale Rocor4 Playon 5 1965 lnt'l 2000 D siQKie IXle O'IIIIIN I CJIOW ~IdALL FARM, 25 amo up, tractors, 250 Cummlna 1111 5 Bryants Dollar Shop UALTY COMPANY good bouse. Cbelter area pre. 1965 Garwood tri..xle alum106 C:.urt St. PaMtOF Inum dump trailera. Coon!olete nRACUSE - I story frame, 3 feme!. Raymond Boatrll!ht. ' 992·5896 .. IB1'0e bedrooms. ball!, baieoutfit $12,000 ... will oeU uolta Long Bottom, Ohio 4$743, meot, new cablitela ill kl~ seporatel,r $6,500 each, RaNI 3-f.ZIIp Real Estate F.or Sale <ben, boule not very old. fl•nctng. LaPlneTruckSol.,, A.lllll. RODNBi JJOW1tirNG ., 4830 Warner Rd., Clevelaal, Pels For Sale l'flMI!BOY 1 ac:re. lib new Roll lraltlte ....... . Ohio, 14125. Plltx~e %18 641. lll!IIA~ ~ Jllllll,' ' - . • 1'001111, 3 bedrooms, ,.. odor « IIMM'f!l. ,r .par. 4260. 3-9-ite betlt. carport. laado porting rq 1111141 IIIII ....... Plloae MNtiii(IMt, .... . ...... $11,11111. 'US:*Itc Iller J p.m. 1111td111. • · THREE PIECE eo«ee lifl IIIII MIDDU'.PORT Lar1e Z atory . BootJiCplft, Oblo. • . two end tablet, ..,. oet ~e boule, dole lo lhowinl. I Hl-101< lamps, two utfllly lal*!l, Jb: bollll. 4 bedrootlll. part b&,.. quart tlectric "'m IIO(IPeT, lnllll. flUIIO. one 22-ID<h floor fan, ..,. • IDUCUUND inolt Admiral TV. . _ ..,. - •nr disheS and kllt!len olellltlf. ' can 99UOII. J.f.ftt 3-Wte Q-How many pelts are required to make one mtnk ity Church. E.&J. A. French, SEE NEIGLER Building Sui> ply for building ,.,.,. llome, IAmg lime loan aYillable. HOUSEK"'EE= , "'P:=ER::---,.;:~EI!lbED, 11¥41 in If deelred, I(OOd wor~· ing c<lndlllonS. light . ........ :1-9-ltc Items Too Numerous To Ment~on. Not Responsible Fot Any Accidents. Lunch Seryed by Faith Commun ... GROVER HEREFORD SALE, 33 bulls and 29 females, Soulbeastern Ohio Hereford Assn., Spring Sale. All clean pedltrees ~olh home<! and polled, Sal· t:rday, March 15, 1969; Show 10 a.m. Sale I p.m. Rock · Springs Fairgrounds. Rt. !3, lhreo miles north of Pome· roy, Ohio. For oalalogs write to Llo)'<l N. Blackwood, Sale Mgr., Rl. 3, Pomeroy. 01lio 45769. 2-7~ No. Hoi· Also lm· mediate big proftt openirwa for percy plan opel'!llors. 3-9-itp on WILL DO oewing at MDII zippers, pocket•. peg~ng. hemming. alterallons. etc. Mary, his son, Michael alii his Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Maoon, sisters, Pauline Markins arxl Phone 773->651. 4-30-11• Thelma Michael. QUICK QUIZ Coffee Mill, Butter Mold and Paddle, 0",1on, See This; Wash Stand, Wooden Wardrobe, Iron Kettle, 10 Gallon Jar, Two 2 Gallon Jar•, Corn Sheller, 2 Milk Cans, 3 Cow Bells, Lard P.ress, 2 Baslc.eh, 9 Straight Choirs, Iron Bed, Baby Rocking Choir, Stand. Other .. 266, 11461 Hart St., lywood, Callt 91605. and grandmother, Llmle Brat- With little thooght that death WIS SO near, We did oot know lhe pain you atoek lnvestmenL For tull information by mall, plus 3 f...., eempleo, wrlteSWdloGirl Holl,ywood Formula, Dept...M- 3-f·ll< Relax and enjoy an evening at the Ra· Located on State Rt. 160 West or Wilksville, 20 miles from Gallipolis, watch Cor slgn. The following will be sold on the No IN LOVING memory of motiiOr ' WOMEN ONLY - (No Purchase Necessary) SAT., MARCH 15, 12:30 P.M. cosmellcs. Evt!~ f!lniiaho ad. Credit el!llinded. No aloi:~ to carrff NO !ranc:hiee tees. ' Pre-Sp~ing P<ioilerO.Y. Full or put time. CORDIALLY INVITES YOU AND YOUR FAMILY TO VISIT WITH US AT OUR OPEN HOUSE····· Saturday, March 15, 1969- 10 A.M. tu 9 P.M. and Sunday, March 16, 1969- 1 tu 5 P.M. ot our CAAIPING CENTER STORE locotod ot 631 Fourth Avenue GALLIPOLIS, OHIO FREE REFRESHMENTS WIL.L BE SERVED While VIsiting us at our Open HoUse be sure and · Folks Have Been Trustlrli • BLAEnNARS ' WOMEN. BIG . MONEY. Slol:llo Girl Holl,ywood Cosmetics ·Amsbary's APACHE Trailer Sales IENNETH STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Ph. ~317. U7 U T'RUST _ Hilp Wanttd Opening $pedal $·449.00 U .OO !II:IYICt CHAICt Brea~fast Set, YOif 'e&JY·"USE.D·€US ON dllbill. · . Row.,., ""'II, llllt. W. M~llt St., Polll!l•.., ' .· I.JS.tfo roy. Slltppanl ~ing Mat~ine Sales II S<rvicd l82 lsi Ave. ' >7-i 'it7 S>aport (ab.) r. · ~uicker ­ men\.1111)' • 32 Stationary part (mach.} 34Inflamrnable b-+-.J- .'\ : . ' ,. �> " · ~ ·.. ,I'. , • I I ' Ji BY WILLIAM S. WHITE SoUIIIeallt. A8la. WA!iii!NGTON - H Is be<om· . For It Is m ~r rat!OIJOllY lng plainer by the clay that. the ' 01 lie doubtocl thatthe Paris peaoo real effectiveness and the prac- negotiation& on Vletnalil have tical usefulness of President Nix· been substantlallyanddellbec•te· on' a visit to Europe will be de· ly paralyzecfby Communi11ts and termlned very soon by the dew that their fixed inte{ltioo is to gree of European tolerance now renew Met broaden the& mill~ granted to him oo Vietnam. tary challenge tn South Vietnam Whatever may have been ac- and their political challenge to complished by the President Ln Richard Nixon, the assigned objective of drawT h c President, therefore, tng the Western alliance closer faces in the international sense on European security issues, his the hard problem of what is to be greatest immediate need is far his response on the field of bat- ' t·,;r-, • '\' .t . t~·: ~,1: r(t , "· -. ~ \•:t. " M' f ( ' ' • ' • • ¥£ . I •' ' ' ,,.,., ·. " I ,. • (· (' ' \ "' 'I expert Henry Kissinger now . Nihat GW"soy, sta!Xting left, lsmet, Turkey, also a sophomore in University College. Others are, seated from left, Frank Bab- cock, 33-309 North McKinley, Athens, graduate student and club adviser; Liz Spires, senior from WitksvilJe, 0., secretary; alkl Fauriol. Standirf:, right, is Narendra KilJ!alanii club trea&urer, a li'eshman from Trinidad. Geof!rey R Wood, adviser to international students, said many of the visitors are sponsored by their home governments; many or the rest are on other scholarsnlps, I ' '\ • ~J ' . I ' . -'' •'•, .•. "'· '· . •• · '• • .• will ~ re~Cloi<~ ~ J!\1• ropeunlesalle'l\aoWon~.,o1 . ·the .,..slvo'~llle•IIWIII!lbln!\' 11"1, the' ~ng ·~I .111111 r ... ceaoiW there In· O!IPI~Ilit 'the ,· ill' no•. other ~- ,F."" .the eom.; llr~t oo . 1)!0,~ ,~ '-;- 18 . · American eaae lhll!)bas been pub. nllnill. eneJnY. ' ~~· bee,n '~ng "'' <0111tlouiiiY · • • u lin>Ollc(y Indica~ . , ,. 1 :. ,1 · ~ than ~ 1o sheli'JiOO!h lhOUeal(y 1o ~~~ ~. lo W~Bh· • · Domea!leally, 11e ,~• tJ,O V.l~oeJ·eltles, In ., open . ·lnlllon ·every '"'I!C8i•!hlo ~~ " absolute certain\)' that Om< •lei> : and undenl&ble policy Of 1!1ght. • The real optloiio1 ~tr,ire he may take 1o 'c:ounter rl$g' ·" fulnese tOward -elvillails. Evon ll!>l ·ln truth aU that wide. 'Only Communist force With•" rlofng more o~ .Ia thil :.!or ·the .the naive ean now believe there American forte - ail111111volda.' . first Ume ln 'is monlhl h:I s Is inuch ruture·ln dlploip.Cy. The ble obligation u he Is ip aaoure ground rorcel'ore employl~ ar·' onl.Y geoolne !l""stilm !• nat reuooable protection to o u r ' mor tor Dta.ior a,u aults upon our whether PresldeJX Nixon w Ill troops - will smash the 04-ea<\y . ground forces. reopond In the ool(y way reaDy thin and ragged Iabrie o1 an Thai the Admlnlatratloo Is 'I'· """" 1o him, but ml¥ Wilen and alre3d.Y only partial and reallY proachlng ail this with tne great- by how mueh. retary or Defense Melvin l.a1rd and White House ~elgn policy Fauriol, a sophomore in University College, represents 315 international students from 48 countries at Ohio. Hb father is with the French embassy in Mexico City. Vice president is ' ,.,. ~ , '· ~"t-'~ mar• Polnfu!. jlnd yel .hei'<lf 11>0.· · ®111..., •Adli!Jnlatrllkl!l 1o ,0· I approaeh with infinite reluctance the first great crisis of 'the Nix- ., .\ " ,., ' . I 0 ' •/ '' Stop l,oa~!iful hqv0 juot ' D. •• Uemo ydu• '· . need to ComPiet'W" your. ••Easlot outfit- W~rlng "f• • apparel ior wo!llen and· ' · girls of all ,J uniod>etites, 'R~~~-~ . . . ,'f.,); .;e, ,:_: Juf!IOfi, "~ Mihes, sizes and .lor women . · mont~•· i 8~ ond h~lt · extra lii•l . ' ts - 9. ·to 2A' . · to, 1~ ~ora, 14~ ·far Ia , Chubby Girls. Ovef $12,177. seated right, a native of Slil...SOus·Couzan, France, has been elected president of the International Club at Ohio University. - .i It is this ultlmaterea}l"Qr, thoo, some generous European under- tie, !mowing very wen that if and only ostensible fabric of bipar- est ol cautim is made obvious tlsan unity here at home. In """"' ways and most of aU by that makes so lncomporal>(y Jm. standing of the nature of t h e when he responds with force, the The dons of the Senate are the otficial comments of Seere- . PGkant the relate,~ QueltlOn as mounting dilemma he faces in cry of •• American eseaJatlon" only waiting to go after Mr. tary Rogers. NeVer in aU t h e to whether' he ha.l been ilbie to Nlxoo with aU rlletorlcal 8WII hlalnry of the Vietnam war hal make oor Qlrq>eJIII autes see bluing the minute he renews Americ~ reaction b96n put w:lth that. all brave words to tile ~ American bombing of North Viet-- more deliberate ~eness. traey, there can be no true con~ nam or indeed orders any other What Rogers is s~ of the cert . ol· the West until this Cam~ action at arms above the pres- new enemy e~alatioo - whleh tr1 can get VJetnam honorably ent low level or force on 0 u r is a patent breach of the aentle- Qff tts back. side. men's agreement made wtth the What all this means, in a word, Ia that .the President, Secretary 600 MISSING of State WUiiam Rogers, Sec· JAKARTA (UP!)- The Anta- ELECTION AT 0100 UNIVERSITY - George Fauriol, ' ' ') Pressi·II·~, :w',/', :. r.Jsidenf: · . ~.:.,. , ~. , • ' • . ra news agency said Satu~ Paid in Taxes POMEROY - MeigsCountians (I] Administration. And a crisis paid $12,177,56 in sales tax durit is, notwithstanding the thus far ing February on the pw-chase of IUccessful efforts of the White motor vehicles, Mrs. Evelyn House to put a lid oo all visible Lucke, county clerk of courts, excitations. reports. To admit the obvious failure, During the month Mrs.l.Aicke's if not indeed the practical col- offici! issued 562 certificates of lapse, d. the Paris negotiations title; 195 notations oC lien; 133 would in itself be painfUl in the memoraOOums; 169cancellations extreme. NevertJJeless, t h e of lieDi· 348 applications, atfidav· heightening and Ul..concealcd ur~ its and assignments and four cer.. gency of the private conversa· tified copies. dons now going on between the Receipts for these activities nead a! the Paris mlsaioo, Am; · totaled $!,165.50 with$878.751Je.. bassador Henry Cabot IAdge, ing the county's share and and the South Vietnan1ese has $286,75, the state's share. unhappily no other meaning. Residents also paid $2,345.60 Both to concede that Paris is in casual and use tax am $201 a dud and to go beyond that to.. was paid for auto inspections on an increased fighting commit· moior vehicles being brought i,.... ment in Vietnam would be even to the county. ent Come in now and 111akl about 600 persons . have been reported missing following an earthquake which shook parte of Celebes Island Fsb. 23. Tho agency said, howewr, only 18 bodies have been found, ard It was believed many of the missiilg tild left their coastal homes and! 11ed inland when the tremor hit. y011 selection~. . '. ' ' . ~ 0 TheCom- ' MUdrd . . . ' Ust our cenvenl~ ta1· away plan. 'aioutv•• 101 !do IDinli '· 'lbo)'batllod SCHOOl.'> REOPEN PARAMARIBO, S,u r In 1m (UP!}- Most schools ln·Suri!UI re - '· ~- ramed tbat . ' '' Friday signed an interlm agreement with the cabinet 62 .: 40 ,. Jl!lll(lllod." ...... i~::-- . . ' ( !I ' elliot ....... ELBERFELDS . ~ 'N. PO are ercpected to reopen Mondly following setthment ot a fiveweek teachers' strike. 1be """" !rllklont N.... -3; ,. be llld. Dtl were Ill I union providing for acceptance ln principle of its teachers' ills demarils and a review or the salary questlon by an indepe~ NEVE~ IJWA 5HIIU.. IF '{QII WEAA A ~IRT, 50MEONE WILL.OROP ACi.EEN-CAAWL'I IIX)RM tWN 'f'OOR NECK! meetbW ; Secrolll7 of ' dent panel. •. .... L ~.whO ~ 111111' HOW CAN I 61YE - t.odl3 wltb an units Ill tbl 1{00 SOMETf.IINe IF '(OUR I-lAND!; AAE SI-IAKIN9? .. report back til ,. and tbll'l """ . !111'1 to," ~ <i\IOStlooecl .... m.._...,.... ' ' hod llfllllliMd fllllllift. nornllllt ·lhoiJ. '~ .. eollll!'• ' 'ldliW..,. e!Jiir' •-v..-. Jildl, 57 milli Slxtof' i!IJioll. - atQualil! thorn cout. ._, ebaldt!l v.- ' ._IIIIOi'rlt- RENT .......... frlllll "!' - Jlie city Sallilll'; ..-• roportecl LOW IIATES . t '' i1eaDI killed 1111 lloldes 12 ml111 ao mllea- • Dally .w....ly .··• 4W. • Monthly I~ 111. 111011 troapa ~¥! ' Comlnmlllt Wilt rom the !'Ambo. MARTIN FORD PRICE FORD MUSTANG 2 Dr. Sports Roof STICKER PRICE 290 H. P. $3102.55 Sports App~arance Group.•Wheel Covers, Power Steering, Other Radio, W/S/W Tires, Optional Equipment. aa 4 Dr. beautiful red & white finish , red interior. Real fine transportation Leocollr owned, white with beautiful oquo interior . Power tleerlng p. bralun air cond . E:.u:elfent tires. 'Th;, car will hold up under on~­ body' s Inspect io n. P· bralo:es , c11rome trim air rad i ~ . w ' s / w t'Jret, covert , blk. vinyl ro of, 1 ...00 oc l. miles . One Owner, s old new by th il cond ., wheel goroge . $3,595 390 v.a Eneine, Radio, Air Condition, Vinyl Roof, Dual Rear Power Brakes, Speakers, 1/S/W Tires. Cruise+matie 66 Chevy II Station Wagon 2 Dr. H•:ucll op, p, 1teer!n;, Radio, W/S/W Tlres,Crulse+lllallc, VIsibility Group, Other Optional .EqulpmeiJI. 6 c yl., Standard Shift, ' lRadio, uggoge Rock , W/ S/ W Tlru, O r~e Owner, Lo~:olly Owned, 14,000 Ac t . Mfl~u . In Sh ow• room Con d ition, STICKER PRICE $4626.15 Tinted Glass, OIIIIJ Opti011als. . 66 CHIIIIC Medium blue, black vinyl roof, deluxe interior, 390 wheel covers, Comfort Stream ventilation, retractable ~oodlig~to. This automobilo hao 11,000 actual miles . Was locally owned. Sold n•w by Mart in Ford for $4400. $1595 $2995 p. steeting ~ P.. ' window1, .olr eqnd. B,ou!. ,old finish with boigo interior. Prac· tlc:ally new w•,..w tir•s. Rodio. Thit Is a real fine h.tJIUI)' car hi thowrc.om C4)ndition . '' .' $3395 ====~======~~~~----~ . ~~~~~~ "BEST SERVICE DEPT. IN THE AREA" '. cor Wofiant.,. ' I) ' Ami~ ' PLUS FRE.!(;il1 . •· 66 flit .. lq-· .. ANDTH/615 HOLLYII0006~-ANCt~< . .' ·.' •• llld orrlllaa dlod Ill ~ :~ lllg Sando~>. il4 . .. ' '. .:'-; ' "' '' .' ' ,".. pokeamea . . 101081 ol .... ' icopten 1o ~' ; don P.ll) ,:{... . ,i! -..'i '"" able to lllallle .vo) IIIII hoop il i( , • Laird 1<114 ..... '. . eo.,. DeVIlle P. broke1, P. ••at1, "w ' •. ,. ,._.lin. a ncem ·PLUS FREIGHT . 68 Ford LTD 4 Dr. SHan 2V engino, P.S., P .B. radio, w· l·w tiru . Delun $3826 Still hos $3,300,00 .=-::::.: 2 dr;, Hor4to,, 390 V-8 _,. ''"'• ~rui•....!Ntle, · P. INI«h:'lg, ~o4i/i' w/o/ w tl,rt~l, , 16,000 oct·, "' los, one.o.;RM. • .., 14 m 11 lla losoos. "' lnvdvilw ll.ll. I with tbl Bcid . roeke~ , STICKER PRIGf tho 67 ,.,. Gal. 500 MARTIN FORD PRICE ~q~~ wOIIIIded apllllt ' v.a Entlne, Stod. No. 316 FORD LTD 4·DR HARDTOP $2095 Montego M.X. Stock No. 213 · FORD CUSTOM 500 4·DR SEDAN PLUS FREIGHT 2 Dr . Hardtop $595 69 Mercury rd 65 Ford Thunderbird Sodan, p. s.teering, p. brakes, v~ 8 automatic, radio, $2699 • Large Selection of New Cars • Bie Trade-ins • Courteous Salesmen "' � 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 03. 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