https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/70a210dd9fb49df5a2ccd83c1e7739a7.pdf cff71102cda0155c65154f132fb367a6 PDF Text Text ', •.. ' y ·NLL"t?S ·. • ~J ' Thou~hts . Offei-8 Old.R.,medy ·~·' •. .For. Reducing B~ · . llolph Waldo Emcrooq ..ld; "Friend may Wt"ll 00 reckoned lilt masterpiece ol nattwe." '\ ~~ ' Aw&rdl were Jll"eii<IIIIOd ~' . 1111<~1 were ~-~!"~!DAY­ the amual blue and &!lid b...,ol til Joolll c:c.mdl, DOrio <i Rudand C.b Scllut flock ltlJ Rleh!Jiood. J1110~andllar' b)' Cubmaoter PUrl Van Meier, bora Von Meier. A i111a11 111ft A-d by opproxlmately 75 ._.. aloo proiiOIIIAid ID don mothcubo, tbolr parento and lamllleo, or, Jone !ttiirvt 1fhD h., llljiVed . !hOI program fea1Ured Indian ID Alblny. Chrlo &Dd ~-art ilanceo by tllo Order of the Ar- who have been activo in the Rutrow Scout Troop of Point Pleoo- land Pack will trinllfor 1o the oat and skill by tho dono o1 Alban: Pack, Pa;k 240. Devotion• by tile Rov. Cbelter 1 Receiving awards were Gary Lemley, paator .;tf the United No!JIOO, Chrio Stewart, JoeyTbo- Methodist Chur<h In Rudllld,l!'· moo Stove Pe<kom, Ricky enod the program following George, Rondy George, Mark potluck dinner. Th~ pledge 1D • Rl<hmond, and Jerry MallOn, Oq ""' led by tile webeloo den wolf badges; Steve Nel1011 and and there was a diacuuionoatlle Gregory Van Moter,beerbadgoo; orilln of lho flag and a lklt, &eve Peck Peckam and Doria ~~~kl in FtreJand. tr Richmond, den mother, one year Den I presented a aldt, "The ptns. spirit of CUb Scoutfn&',., and,!'en Rj chard Grueser, webelos den D gave a skit 1 'Operation A on leader, prooenlld goologlstbadg- tul-ntng a boy lnlo a rub ocout. es to Gregory Van Meter, steve The charter tor Pack 240 was Nel100 Jeff Stewart. Jamea presented to committee merna Councii, and Ralph Saarles. . ber Harvay Erlewlne by the Rev. [)en mother appreclation cer· Mr. LenlleJ". ·a.rae. til- '-~ MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, MARCH 13 NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY March 14- 15 MRS. BROWN YOU HAVE A LOVELY DAUGHTER - TechnicolorHerman's Hermits, Stanley Holloway - Pe~r Noone ,. KILL A DRAGON - Technieolor- Jack Palance Fernanda Lamas SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Mrs. Bradbury is Canasta Hostess Mrs. Charles Bradbury enter- Wned the Middleport Canaote Club TeeJJday niabt. Mrs. Glenn Hensler was a guelt. Prize wimers were Mrs. Hensler. Mrs. Kenneth Cale, Mrs. Lionel Boggs, and Mro. Audrey Davenport. other players were Mrs. - r t S<hmoll, Mro. Richard Greso, and Mra. Millard WUdermuth. Mrs. Bradbury served a dessert course. . •H•o••p·-,--,-----.1 ~-.-····s· i lI I -w-1{/ /1/'1 -·. }.: •: .. ' , ' lr POwY C:IIAMEl , ''Kids ar.t P'"'Y 1111art people" BOYS AND GIRLS COAT AND HAT SUS .. uanf - where the U:ln li lmllrOlen. 'In Ill n\illt"n the biDDP will • ftDd IIIIi ·Wort~ lliller . batfltUt. I learited IIIIi old reiJ!edy over 110 :Ylltll'! ago from a ~ who , aald ahe lelll'llttl ·l llrom ber Jl'aMmOther. J Ulld It 011 m:y ·. pupils dllriDI the ,:yean J lllillbt ldtool llltl, laier, wben my OWII clilldrea were growlpC up, , Another Pototer: When a po:aonli entertnc ·I'OMI Ill a show, the lf&VII <ID be groomf!d \»' ltavlnc their lurfaetl llgbtl:y rubbed with a piece ol ~_11ylm hole. Tlte:y will loot as It they have been waud.-W!LlARD the Com- plete Outfit. Hat, Gloves Plrse BOYS SLACKS, SHIRTS SPORT COATS to Size 12 The T In Middleporl, 0. ' ' ' ---s DEAR POLLY-To make a simple UtUe abac111 for your preschool cblld, do as fol· lows: Clip tlle lower edge of a coal hanger wltll wire snippers, bend a bonk on tlle side and slip spools 011 the lower bar of the baDger. The spools may be pallltecl If you like. Close hoot (covered wltll tape for safety) and your child <an learn to count 1o five or so as weU as do simple addiUon and subtraction by sUdlng the spools back and lorlh.-MRS. R. 0. Hospital Patients at Athens Entertained Members of the llomebUDders ~ sandwlclloo, oalod and Kool· Cla11 of the Middleport Cherch Ald. Hymnals were left at the <i Christ provldod an evenlnl! of Health Center for the patients' entertainment and gifts lor pa- use. The party was another In a series or communiti)' service pro1 Health Center, Atllens, TueJJday jects planned b)' Mro.· Martin, tile E!glltll Dlotrlct Amerlcllt Le~l Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rl.. , glm Auxiliary <ODIIIIIIDlty serMr. and Mrs. Norman Yeaupr, vice thairman. Mr. and Mrs. Osby Martin, Mro. Mas Stowort, George Naoh, Mr. ond Mrs. Herman Kln<ald, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach and the Rev. Raullln Mo7or went to Atbenslo lpllld the evening wltb tho paRY EVELYN BRICKLES tlenta. aeveral ot whom were The World Day of Pn,yer was !rom Melgo and GoUla COUnties. Mro. Gorla<h read a poem on observed at st. PauJ•s United the leprechaun, there were read- lllethedlst Church with the South Ings by Mrs. Stewart and Mr1. Bethel United Methodlot Chur<h Kincaid, 11td Denver Rice eaw- pardclpaUng on Friday, Marcil talned m !do &llitar. Organ mull< 7, at 2 p. m. There waa an at.. for olnglng of hymns and PGilU· tendaJlce of 12 with ... offering Jar IJimberl .... played by .... of $9.25. Toldng part In the program were Mn. CUI Barnhill, <i the pallonta. Eaeb padent was liven writ- Mrs. Vietor Bahr. MrL P a u 1 Ing paper, envelopes ondotampl, Brooks, Mrs. Gerald VIolet, Mra. combl, ICIIp, lhampoo, tooth llooald Van Meter, planlo~ &Dd breahes and paote, Jewelry and lllro, Boyd Ha<kney, soloist. Mrs. DonM Watson and son, bandkerchlefJ, Tommy, arid friend, Miss Jea_nie A &. Patrid(' s Dl¥ theme was C.sbdollar, spent a rew days in oorrted out In tile rofroshmellll South carolina vloiUngherdoOII(h~r IIIJI sooriD-Iaw, Airman ani Mrs. Gary Barnhart and their new baby dougllter, Janey Dar· lone, born Mar<h L Mr. ani Mro. Elton Rltdley are unoun<lng tho birth of a son on Mlr<h 7. Mro. Nolsel Weatherman open! Sundly with bor br«ller, Mr. and Mra. Eldred Grimes of Athena and atteJXIed church aervtces. /J off 1 Mr. and Mrs. David Ri811a attended 1 Uono Club conve~on In ColemiNo oo Sunday. Mro. Leone Babcock IIIII l!ro. ~ MI.. sor stayed at tbolr homo to <lrt for their little daughlsr, Mary Louise Jtlsp, while they were Buy now and save 33-1/3\ durl111 this factory close· out on this fam- cone. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Nl<holo Jr. ani 1001 of Loulovlllet Ky,, railed on his porento, Mr. and Mn. Clarence Nichola Sr., ous all·time favor· ite style! li:u""-v .... 16.95 Ladles O'Nite Cases.·"-.· .............. .... 24.95 .... 26.95 Pullman Cases •.•••.••.••••••.••..•••.• / NO New York Clothing Ill, St. . LADIES I CA~~S-' M ., . . l, • ._,. .so"",...,..................,. ' ' 9;~!. ·,:!'·' ,I Airway.Dlsceoo-:-Men's Casf$, ' toloro: Charcoal, Chorcool 'Groin, Olivo Brown. . $24.95 22" Componlon.....:~lo $21.49 $36.9$ 26" Two Sul..L ... S.Io ~3 149, $39.95 26" Three Suttor.... S.Io $35.49 Attache' Co••• Alrwoy Uni-Moi4-Ladlos Ca••• '"·' Colors1 Wildg1wood Blue, C•lodon Gtnn, Charcoal, A.d, Whlt1. 12CU5 W•m•~c Ca,........ SDioii7•.C9 120.95 22" W••••ndo,,,,.,.,Sole 17.ol9 $30.95 25" Pull1111n,,,,.,, •• Sol• I26 •.C9 135.95 21'" Pull~~~e~n ......... Sol1 $30.ol9 $11.50 r ... lae............ Solo s 9.ol9 Jot Flfto L'IIOI!g• ,.,t . . c.... ChGtcoal, Brown Olivo, ·chGn:ool Gro1n. Sll111 R~ulctr, kl"'! Slaot. 9.;5 w .................. Salo 21.95 S.It 19.4f 2.95 Co••· ...... •• • •• • • • .Sole S20.ol9 H 'f"·"' c. ................... Lelll"' C.•n 112.tJ 22" eo..,.,~c.......... ,. 111,., Travel S..art Luggage Alrwor. Unl·Mold..MOft'o Casos Ca OfSI Choreoal, a;own ou .... U 2.t5 22" Co"'panlon ....... S.Itl19,.., 3.C.95 2 SuJtor........... :.Sal• 3D•.C9 6.95 3 Sult0f ............. 5olt 3l..C9 Lodl01' Co•••· C010fSI I ' Dl•contlna.d Stylo, only • few plotn In Blue, Gr-.n, While. . . · Bluo, Honty Golllt, G,..n, · Ul 11" Cooa.,,., ·, ..... S.Jo $ 1.~9 10.95 21" c............... s. •• I 9.ol9 12.95 2.C"' C.•o ......... ,,.S.Io 111.49 U.95 26'" Ca••· ........ •• ,Sol• 11,ol9 See tho mony new arrivals this week In the Reidy To Wear Department for Women and Glrlo. '!'he lAdy Wnngler CO<>rdlnates - ~ses - Slack& and Shorts. The new Wrongler Po...,. Dre88eL Alao the Sloull Sportaw~ar line - Blouses, Jackets, 9drte anti Slacka. And another shi»ment of wcmenfs stretch .iean• in regUlar and ex· tro alzes, denlmo onJI twUis, at $3.95. Another big ahil>mont • of Women's Puritln Dresaes in aU sizes. BARGAINS IN THE LINGERIE DEPARTMENT SL.IP5 ••• , •• , ••••• , ............ SALI SUfiiS ...................... •• .SALI SLIPS, .. , .. ,.,., .... ,,, .... , •• SALI HALF SLIPS.. ., ... " .. "" .... SALE HALF SI.JPS ................... SALr ol.29 3.59 2.79 2.79 1.79 Ju1t recol¥1d our Sprlnl Ship..... , of· Kott Llnt~tl•. New 1t,.ln ~~nd colo,., E~tullont volvo1. S,.elol "ICit thl1 Hit Otlly, REG. REG. RIG. REG. REG. REG REO: RIG, RIG. RIG. RIG. IIIG. REG. RIG. lEG. 3.91 NEVER PREIS LONG GOWNS............... S4LJ 3.69 1.91 NIVER PRUS BA&Y OOLL PAJAUS, ... .,S.~E1.69 l.tB NIVER PRESS IERMUDA PAJAMAI ........ SALE U9 3.91 PRINT SHIPT GOWNS ..................... SALI U9 1.91 PERMANENT PR!IS MINI GOWNS.,, .. " •• S4LE 3.69 l.fl PERMANENT PUIS SHifT GqWHI ......... IALII,69 l.o19 IXTRA SIZE LONG G()l'NS•• ~.:1 •;~ ......... SALI S.lf 3.49 EXTRA SIZE PERMANENT PRIIS SHJPTI ... SALl3,19 3.~9 UBY OOL( PAJAMAS .................... SAlE 3.19 2.91 LONG GOWMS ................... ~ ......... SALE 2.79 2.9t MINI GOWNS .............................. SALE 2.29 z.a IATISTE SHII'T GOWMS ................... U.L! 2.29 1.91 OUITIRS ....... , ... ""., , ... THIIIA~I ONLY 1.00 ol.91 ,DUITUS, , .......... , •••••••• THIS SALE QNLY ol.25 3.91 DUSTERS ................. •• .. THIS SAL! ONLY 3.50 BARGAINS IN THE ACCESSORIES DEPARTMENT RIG. 1.19 IIUURY MESH PANTY HOSE .......... SAU 1.29 P•• 2.00 Pl1n:ed URIINGS. ,,ICIAL THIS SALE OMLY 1.69 P~· I!G. 5tc WOMENS PAMCY HANDIC!RCHIIFS.......... 2 t.r 1,00 IIIG. l.ol9 PANTI HOSE (LIMited Quentlty), ............ 2 lot 1.00 REG. ~.91 STRAW HANDIAGS, E01lr lhd ... , •• IALI PRICE <1.21 RI!G, 2.91 STRAW 'KANDU.G5, larlr lird ...... SAL!: PRICE 2.o11 A.,. 1-,1D.91 II ' 0¥1f•Jto.,.,,,lo" , ••DOIIO 2- 12.9115" Pltttll Yonlty •• S.II t. 1- 12.91 1..115,95 1•11191 31-$22:95 1111n on tho ht floor. Trlm cut 1trl••tuori1gh 1chool- Collqo ng Min- More Con•~n~atlvo stylo1 for older.fl'Oup whollko 111 l1 . !'lOft f~,~lln•••· Sin• 28 hi 38 for Jh tfltnoflt m~d1la. _Sl1e1 32 to SO for th• II'IOfO eallltn'otlv• _~~:4ft( Tho now CDion for s,lng an• Sunm• • - ... huly woiCo"'• •• are. tOG, tho chock• lind plold1 thot QrO llocomlnt 10 popular. You'll enlor IMlng trOuMr•· Try on o polr or two ond ••• •hot' I bo1t or you. 1 ttl••• ' Sale! Mens Bl1 Van' 1001 CotiDn Twill Work Uniforms 7.00 aSult Pints 4.00 Shirts 3.00 5allforlzed Shrunk - Sturdy Fabric for loullh, longwear. Ponto on In alzos :9 to 50 waist and In your correct le!Wih - Have lljlper Qy - No-tare belt loopo - 10. life pocketo - reInforced crot<h, Shlrto are In slua 14lh ID 20 ••k witll your correct aleeveleJWih, lllade witll extra IO!V ohlrtlaUs•tbat are psJJited. Droll Shirt lype <Ollar. Dark Olive - Dark Grey Forest Green. 2t.. .............. ...... 1.00 2-4" War4roH.... 21" Woodoobo .... :.lo • •.DO 29"' WanlroM,., •• ,S.Io' 11.00 ,,Sal• 11.00 Bassett Heavy Plate Gla~ Door Mirrors Furniluro dopartmont an .tho .3rd'ii00.. Havo bovol.od edge. Plostic dipo to footon lo door. . 26.110-24" by GS" MIRRORS ......... SALE 21.00 24.110-22" by &8" MIRRORS ......... SALE 19.00 18.95-18" by &8" MIRRORS .. ;...... SA~E 15.110 16.95-16" by 68" MIRRORS ......... SALE 13.110 i4.DO-i&" by 56" MIRRORS ••••••••• SALE 12.00 LT. ALEX WOLFE w .. ' ~ ror ~- bookeaoe headbauil· bed - 4 drawar cheat. Walllrt ftnlalt. · · ·. ..Pr . ·.1.·. llcor• Storage C.Wtlets . liP•• or Fruiiwi>Od '- ', Doubla olidiJW front <loon . Suites · llaublo dreaoer with Jlllr. ormer · 16.50 Salol 3 Pc. • · :~.~~~·pal .'Ptl:sses Away - SlurdY conatruettoa. . Special Group ·Coffee Ta•l•s.;,Stef. r~•l•• . (ommOde Ta•les Solllnl Regularly 17.95 to 22.50 Wolnut, Fruitwood one! !!aJilo flnlohoo YOUR C!fOICE ... · \. ... . .....•,::···········-: .............. ;.;.;.·;~~~-'•·:!-!-'.{·~-' •::::· :::~:~l:),::o ~~ ';:;;o.:.;hv • ~·:~ . • ~....~'·'·"'········~1.....~.-..:•.•.•:0:t.•• ..•:...,l..,t >.«•··· •••. ...._ for ~ o•wtge lift slltlon, to be uoed tn the •*'wer statem on Eastern Ave, Tbe comm11110ri' abo accepted CJow J2·00 Sa lei looktases · Choose wolnul ar maplo. Slldlne glau doors. 59.00 THREE SHELF CASU........".............SAU· 4.00 39.95 TWO SHELF CASES.........................SALE ~2.00 32.00 TWO SHELF CASES..:.... _.:.............. SALE 26.00 BE SURE TO TAKE ADYANUGE DP THE ' f· Special Sale ~Ices Cori»ofatlon's bid · Cor a S.inch clsl Iron pipe (opproxl!nately 7110 feet) to be us~d In the sewer system on Eastern 1\ve.' \ CHAMPION BULLS - Roy Brown, Jell, exhibits the grand <nan.>loo bull, owned by Jef· fers Hereford Farms, Athens, and Paul Logsdon• right, hhibits the reserve champion bull at the 22nd 8nooa.J Southeastern Ohio Hereford Association'S show held Saturday at the Rock Springs Falrgrou-.Js. The reserve bull is owned by the Butler Hereford Farm, Huntington, W. VL and Crown Clcy. ' .I ., -'•'4 IHONTON - • ' Both the Eastern and the Southern high school marching bands received superio.r rati~s at the dislri ct band competition here on Saturday. Further information oo the awards won by the two Meigs County f»Bfl schools will be announced by BaOO tJt:.ectors Robert Shaver of SOUthern and ·;i:harles Yeago of Eastern. Both bands are now eligible lor statewide competltioo. Byers• last visit to Golllpollo was em MIDDLE PORT .- George Hlrgrave&1 ' Aui 10, 1968. He was D!Ost opeaker d!rStt>erintendent o! the Meigs Local Scllool • ~ the 30th reunion of the 1938 GAHS ·.,...tina,<lass. , District, outlined the observanceofVocatl~Jnoo • , ·. l)t. Byeta I"• born m Feb. 27, 1911, In at Con!erence Week at the Meigs R I g h · •. ~dgo County) son of tho late School Friday night when the Middleport. Pomeroy Rotary · Clm met at Heath Metb~ Well'!~' &Dd Ida stuart Byero. odlst Church. ~"t.'fttr gratltatlna from Rockbridge High 01 John Werner ai'KI Dale Dutton. dub memSChool, he recelv'ed hia bachelor's degree bers twooftho46 speakers !eotured INm otterbelh College aitd hla ma8ter•a durlJWwhothewere weak, ·., tj9m Ohio Univ"''sli.Y• llo did grad!ate ""rk to the school. gave hlghllghto of their viaiJ .111' to1 Ohio State Unlverslti', and was the re<lpA membership aue.-nce contest was an. , of a ~ honorary dllreeo• nounced and wlll be 119.. over the next two fiOlng Galllpollo, Dr, !lyon wao c .. tWI. lie wao 251111en he months. c..Mafns wlll bO Caoh Bahr IIIIIJDIItt poaltlon, and at age 28, C. Bacon. The losjng 'l'"!/' membero musi ' ~fgesi Rotary Club president. wear wolk!Jij! shortt to the 1110011JW1 foll!n<~ the <ontest or PIJ' a $5 nne. · · ·· age or 311 Dr. Byers was GALLIPOLIS - Two autos oollided <m a Dr. Jerry Ma~ presided In the ai;.. of tho Plorma CiiY curte Frlday at 9:40 a.m. on Townahtp Rd. tbo )'Glngeat IUIIOrlntOJ>· sence of Wilbur. Theobal~, elub ,preildenl, 12:, south of J11ckson Pike in one of two who Is in Clneimatt atteri!fng a' Wor111 AlUme. a<Cidents probed by lhe Ohio State Patrol. · Parma dlatrlct i.5yeara, fal,o lnsUiilje, lllJ1118r wa~ sei-VI!I by ibe Evelyn Vance, 25, Rt. 2 Vinton, and Ruby named P<Oillder!t of thlo ~IQrch women. Lee Proston, 26, Rt. 2 Vinton, were the • and I.Gon co., :near Ctove. · " • drivers oC the autos•. Mrs. Preston waa cited IN ' PACEANT- llolll Ulu Soutllorn Oldo or 1968,1eft, Laurie S<t~M!er, Colll!llbus, ard 00 a left ol<enter charge. lilere six year o. ·' ~~~.Soutbom Ol)lo of 1967~ Gloria Bu<k, -Pomeroy, will lakeport In the 196~_ Miss ~rn Freda Kinney, 24, <i Columbus, was 1 · by· hta widow, Rer·01110 Papaat to be beldm AjlrU 26at the Meigs Junior High SchoOl in Pomeroy, Ml88 S<hae!- pas8<'11ger in the Preston auto. Heavy damage ohllldrem Mrs, .A~ol­ :er aa:l Ml11 :Qack:l'W present talentactsdurltt: tht· prese~tatlon in adcUti~ to i'eiinl~¥ over was reported to both nhlcles. There were and ~el ' tho eor-Uon of the .now ~·• SOuthern OhiO. The P~ Is !IPOR to girl& of Waihl~ 00 inJuries • ~""'ns couniles. Thooelntereoled ID,'*OIIilJW.oontestanto o)loold conta<t Jn the other mishap, Clyde Monnin, 20, ~ m· Rllpll_Wllk8r, Pcinoroy, orlllrs. HI"""'!' RIWIIJWa, PomerOj' R9ute 3. Tbo flftb Olllllal Toledo, traveling east on St. Rl 7 byiJOSS, J',. :, ,. · · ., ;, li liol"' by tbe PCIIIOI'<I\' of Xi Gamma Mu loot <OIIId!l : of hi& vehiole. T1io <ar went 1 -i\i · . • tJilip1ii- of ~ s~ Phi ~ol-11,1', · · · . ell the rlgbt side of the road, hit guard POM,EROY - l!dt ,..;.· '!2,$110 \!Ill '••i ''' · , '.'; · · • rails and slrt·ck barrel•. flled 111 tho Melgo C....ty ' ~ Plea• , . . . · , . The auto was domoll~~ The driver C.Uot .. U.e.re .. ii Ofana~~IU"""'~pn's w~· ,oot treated lor 11\JUfY· lie was 1101 ..Gyjnlotarebof 'IUG'iv '1 •• : · · ..:. ,, ( · ·) "1' . ,-<It~ Tho · Siste~iohwaylJlltrollm·est!pted ' ·~~Ill& '- a~UOn. ,..... G.\l.UPOLIS .-: SevO!I. Illllla COoll)t.y 1111- the fall "'riel' lfoan'• list at Oll!o University the ·;•r,gid!mt at • a.m., Soturdey moridng. ...,,., , Qr>!fle of. Jla<U.O .iila·Wbo. for 11M> 1168-69 a<ademlt yeor, , • ~ NOri Mo~lur .11~2.. ' ' .' ;, _ They were C.oy Rsatl,anl, 101 IJa•· Uant, ),1; Ur.; _~n It, Cart~. : H , ... _.:· t', ~111lders, •lrt'lllt'lt Omt!Otl lflaie .f'.d&OIJIOIII llr.; 'Rl 2: !!.' _'\4f~· ~ac;t<loo,) l'!k~: <Jiocktng .' ' ' Patrol Probes ,..l. Furollure Dept. 2n4 anUrol IIHro Use our son~lblo crodil o~rvlco and _prompt froo ~ollv0 ~ " Two Accidents $12;50,0 Suit is lniJ·e·'d Meig's. ... , "!P•.: Gallla,l\id. Ni'~ ~ ~~ a. 11-. · ~11\!r ~r~e ~ . Seven from Gall•a Make eak CLASS IX - females bom .lli)o I ID Sept. 30, 1967 - Wagner, ftrot; Btttl,..-, aecondi Slawter, third; Keith, fourth; Rill· M<Coy Hereford Farm, Cfle~, llflll and sixth. , .· CLASS X - Females born Oct. liD Dec. -1: 31, 1967 - Keith, first, third &Dd llflll; McCoy, second and ((IJrth, CLASS Xl - Females born lfler Jan. 1, 1968 - Roush, first ond second; Jla. plelawn, third and fourth. · Wagner exhibited the grand chlnqd.on fe. male and Jenkins, the resene chuldcll female, been · . J. rf' ruth, slxth anduventh. · • Kroehl• al!d Berkllne Chairs •'K!oelll•lltllll Rooll Suites and Sofas • Dinette S~s In 5, 7 and 9 piece styles •llarYel Metal Wardrobes and Cabinets .:·,·/ . BY BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - Tbo Hocl< ~ ·l'lllil'o groondo jumped oilth activity s.i...f'ilii i cattlemen from ado and We• rolled onto the _..ss for llie nua1 Soo\theaotern Obio Hereforot Atlldai don shoW and sale. Charles Boyles of Caldwell !flrYtl! judge of the shoW. .,1 I In the bull division wtmer1 were: CLASS I - Two years ~ over; .· rera Hereford Farms, Athens. ftrlt; Jer Hereford Farm, Huntfllgton., Meond; """''"'' and Sons, Harl1,1\'ille, W. VL, ~ : • TOP FEMALES- Tbo champloo lemaleo exhibited at the 22nd annual Soulheullrn Ohio lluJ!II Leilheit, 1\:llneroy, fourth. CLASS U Apr. I to June 30, 1..., Hereford Assn. show saturday at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. The graBt Champion female Butler, tlrst; Jeffers, second: Butlerilabf ·on the lert isheJdbyJeffBabcockand Hay Jenkins, right, holds the reserve champion female. ' In the background, left, ls Wilbur Wagner, Waterford, owner of the grand ehampion 1111 right, and Goff and Sons, fourth. CLASS W July 1 to Sept. ,...,, I: Charles Boyles, Caldwe~l, jUdge of the show. Owner of the reserve champion fEimale is Rob- Butler. first; Wagner and SOnl, Wailar• ert Jenkins, Olenwood, w. Va. lord, second; Gofi and third; Slawter, Middleport, foorth; dro, fifthi Meredith Farms, and Gllbert J. Keith, ParkeroiJura, CLASS IV - Oct., 1967, 1D Jilt.; -Butler, !lrst; Slawter, IO<OIId; SO...tttj and Son, Kitts llill, third and fwrtb; Non· dlth, !lith: Keith, sixth and aevonth. CLASS V - Female& born alter M ~ 1968 - Goff and Sono, a~ Alfrt4 Gans, Pomerpy, second and third; ADder~ son and Son, Rockport, w. VL, fourth; Maplelawn. sixth and seventh. Jeffers exhibited the grand <ham.lllan bull and Butler the reserve cham,pian bull. In the !emale division, the order <i wiDners included: CLAS> vn - two yeors &Dd oldor Robert Jenkins, Glenwood, W, Vo., llrlt; Rousll Hereford Farm,. New Hav-. IIC• ond: Jenkins, third, and Slawter, fcmlll. CLASS VW - females born AJII". I 1D June 30, 1967 - Wagner, ftra~ 111111.. _.... .,:.. ' ._., ..oecond; Goil, third; ROUsh, fourltif n Hargraves Outlines Observance S I During the PI!' year he orpnlzed and 'o;· ti;;ero, 58, VU!aif, d i o d lt 1~~l~~·~~-:~ Sale , BY DICK THOMAS acCelerated testing or a new aircraft arGALLIPOLIS - The grandaon of a Gal- restment system brake lor use (n SOUthnative, Who is a test parachuUit eatt Aala. He ls also Chairman of l' h e Wright - Paueroon Air Force Base Alhlode COmmittee In the AID Junior 0!waa named Aeronautical Systems DivisJon fleers Council. He holds a private and oom.ftlnlor Officer of 1968. mer<lal pllot'o ll<ense. He Is First Ll Alex V. Wcilfe, a me~ native of Fairborn, Lt. Wolfe grad!at. ehanl<al eoetneer al8igned to the Deputy ed from Fairborn High School and a bachefor Engineering, who was alao nominated lor's degree in mechanical englneer:tng from by A~ In the oompodtlon tD lliDlO the Air Ohio ~ University where he wao a DisForce !lfotems Commond Junior OOI<er Un&lliabed ROTC MU!tary Grad!ate. He was ~the Year. rommlasioned In June 1966, and has been ll Wolfe ' Ia tile grondlen <i Mro. J. 1tatloned at Wright-Patterson Bin<e thaI Harold (Allee) Wolle, 4ao First Ave., Gal- time. He Is enrolled in the Ohio llate UniUpolts. veraiQ' _program at Wright-Patterson workThis award is desJwled to tecogntze jun. · ing toward a master's degree in business tor ofiicers for outstanding wty perform- administration. ace, spedal achievement, and overall Con· Lt. Wolte and his wife, the former Anlributlons to tile <Ommand milslon. ' dno Elde of F'llrbom, r,eslde at 1160 Iron· A paratrooper since graduating from Fort wood Dr., FaJrborn. Bemlng, Go., Jump S<hool In September Li. Wolfe Is the 11011 of Col. (USAF Ret.) 1967, Lt. Wolfe jumps 1o toot poraehute Donald A. (Alex) Wolle, 231 Bob St.,. Falrharness apparatus and steering <apabUIUeo born. A native of Golllpolls, COl. Wolfe of pai-a<hutes developed by the Air Force. lo a 1931 grad!af4 of Greemrler MUitary As a project engineer, Ll Wolfe cooducll School, Lewisburg(. W. Va., as a Se<ood technical studies, reviews 04Ulpment de- Lt. COl. Wolfe selved In the u. s, Army sips, and le r•aponalble ror technical man- and later in the Air ~orce including three agement of development ond test programs yeers (1946-49) In Garm"j'l: and tbree more !or alr<raft.arroatlna oystema. years In England, nOBf Lori.P,. ·· •. GAtl.IPOUS - 'fhi'Galiipiiit;"()j~ l;ane, Commlaalonlonero, In opeelalaeasion Frta,m., FrtU, at \ day ,afternoon, ti-ansf'erred funds from ttte wollr lri!llrovement lund to the water...,_ \1 atratro · ' strqctlon 1\jniL' ~ well - known ·~ In other matters, the commissJoners thtoughout the re&<copied the C. I. Thornberg !lrm's bid ilon IIIII state, Dr, Byers Is best remembered In t h e Golllpolla area1111en he served a1 prfnct. pal ol Gollla A<ade· • my IUgh S<hool, from 1936 to 1942. Slnee 1957, Dr. Ganoral Motors Cleveland as a •oonsultant human relations, BYtliS educatlm IIIII sales i::,;;:c.n,;. ·¥ s114·01 SEE THE EXCELLENT SELECTIOW. ~~ N~~~~ko~~~~ ol~~~~~~"' ........ ;..... s... t17.4f ,~u Travel Joy 16.95 29" Cato •.l .......... lol• 15.49 t,t5 Ce~t~~•tle "'••••• ..... Sol• 1.49 RIG . .C.91 PHIL MAID REG. 3.911 PHIL MAID REG. 2.91 PHIL MAID REG. 2.91 PHil MAIO RIG. 1.91 PHIL MAID ' \ loi.U Mon't COM,.n~on ..... Sol•l13.olt 22.95 25" Tw SYINi, • ••• ,.S.lo 1t,4t 120.95 25" •nd Lt. Wolfe Junior Officer of Year . ·. Cf'lorc011l, Blw the MGM' District COuncilorfit:e,auclt~v:la\al cardtl an4 1\tnds wiH receive • year's supPly ilds, bulletins, an office Starr to aid volu• of eai'J also a year's supply or meat ac.. teers, tratnJng awlrds and helps maintain t:ordl• to one membership oi'Ocial. camp Arrowhead ard the council's tamp, D\trlng Saturdl)''a ' kickoff event, 'Mrs. Wor.kers who received their cards sat.:. , Arden Dobaon and Mrs. ij:elth Brandeberry urday morning have been ~neoura.ged to reo- made coriee, and Post 200 served cortee and port to their captains by no·tater than Wid- doughnuti, The refreshments were coortesy, nesday, or Roger Barron, the drive's commurdty The first two ln:livlduals to turn in their chJinnan. -~ I NCI NO 2Suiter & Warthbe Cases ............. ' ,, I NO Ladies Beauty Cases ••••••••••••• -•. '. ' .•,, ,.., .. c..... ~. c......... ·1<!!! 1~9 91 '22'\ ......,, C.li•o o o o o .ts 25" , ..,............. ······~\!, ~ !u 1 t5 W' Warth••.._• ,,., •• •• •• ...... EMJLY Streantlite .... 14.95 ~hofcoal GrHn. •' DEAR POLLY-I hope aome of the readen <1111 teli me how lo treat and llniJh a amen: old, pot.bellletl stove. Mine sUD !tao a <Oatlnc ol aabes on the lllllde and tlle flnlah oo the leg1 IDtl lower ouWde part ftakos oil to the touch. I would like lo mate a lamp sland o.r planter out of this wben It Ia llnlabed.- SUNDAY, MARCH 16, 1969 _...;..__L ..:.. Pol!IOroy-MI~ep<Jrl G,\LLIPOLIS- The 1969 RoyScoetSus· lainlng Membership Enrollment dri\'e In the GaUipolie atea got orr to a rousing start Sat· urday morning. , tl According to orMt{ apokesman, $626 had been pledged - or collected - before workera left the campaign headquarters. located in Grace Methodist Church. The Dliln<e <allljiJliiJI provides, tbrOUih -~c .. l~" Plw, '"'"";··Hone,- dol4, '••'•·WihJia, ,__._ . ..._Poll(s Probltm1•. CLOSE OUT SPECIAL ,·,,, ·. ' 32 PAGES Devoletl To T1w Creater Middle Ohw Valley ' ' Drive Response Good .. dliappoar, I . Society News Spring Play VOL IV NO.7 ~.lmm= ~ ~:~.IPPQ~~ ilt.J:::, .•~ "' '.,.. ml&ture ~ villea-r llltl_ All - Tuppers Plains SIZE 12 mo. to 18 mo. ALSO 2 TO 4 YEARS. • DEAR"POLLY-Jir p<tlilfei li for lnolbori of IIDall<hll· c1rea wlio •et b'"""" or'bllteli IDtl blue mtll'u wllert tnreU,. · Tq let 11M! nre111D1 ailtl cokir lo diiJ. The Kidd ie Sh op 1:::t·~:~=·= ":!~ YOUNG SPRING & EASTER ~- · ~ Ust . · l1r:J;i11~;ll:, Ribbons for the show were tumllbed by the Pomeroy National Buk, Auctioneers for the sale beld Sltlardlr afternoon were Herb Ba.mbeek, Dover, aad H. w. Engle, Creola. �! I ' •.t .>·; : •J ' ' J :,~ ' ' "'· (1 '1, ', I ' I •• . ·. ,l •' •' / ' ' '!ashiqgton White IPaper \ ' .. '':' I +++ ,+++ ~err '1110 - MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL the orlllnoiiA,!I'OII.lllre,a· DlacbariOS-NIOIO. oqia!oillm, IIIII the tN!oa Admltled - Ciallf SleVOIIIOII, Pt. Ploa-; Dell A. Crawford, Pt. PleaAnl; l!,ra. Rhoda A11011, Pt. Ploaaaal; ~ Jeffera, . . tJio i.ollloll baa boont,~blaler In chUd problema. Tbo orpnlutlon, ~· will) all wolfare 116' Curromiy, ~hell ore· ~· 1llaJI 100 old~ ~· matlora covered by lho Locloa. 'lllelr oiiiDD ·it "A SQiort ·Doal FOr Ploa.... EterY Cblld. n .• , ,, Dlacharpli - Bollnda Scbalfer, PomeroJi Mrs. Arlage Lan· IN -dim with Red Croal liiJalli, 19., PreotdeJII Richard ham, PI; PloaAnl; Mary llarrla, NIDI hao laauod lho CoiiOIIiJis ~of . SP 4 Baker - - ; Ray ~ ..... Pl. 1)111meato. Outstanding Graduate FOr more lhon aCOIIiur)', 1110• and Wllinen ot flllllll wU1 have re- dALLJPOL!S - llolzer llod- cOIIJIIzod ..,. Qli>bol aa bolnc rfl>re~ve of......, -llloa. icol SYRACUSE - SP4 David P. Baker, 11011 ci Mr. and Mra. ?aul Baker of !b'Tacuae, waa honored •• Dtatlngulahed Grad· (J( tile Soedal PUrpoao Eqdpment Ropolr Parll SIJedol.... 111 Class ol the u. S.Army~­ termuter School at Fort Lee, VIrginia, in Fobnulry. SP4 Baker, who Ia married Ul tbe rormer &e Morrla, was clio- son lor )he rOCOI!JIItloo from a clasa of 48. He Ia also a 1!1'1161· ato or l'Omeroy IBIIh ScooOallld Mountain State Bualne01 eouoao and attended a.to Unl•er•IIJ, SP4 and Nra. Baker loft ro..ntly lor Karlarubo, GormluJ, Hla addreBI Ia: SP4 Darid Bl· kor, RA ll722715 HQ CO., 7 CS I CZ Projed Seal. APO Now York, N. Y. 09360. centor:First Avo. Adllllaolona Pllbliclllon 01 admission prohlblted until furthor IIO!Ico. Blrlha Mra. Rooaicl 11. Duncan, Pt. 9 Plouant, llausJ!Ier, 8:5 a.m., Friday; Mrs. Duane B. WoHe, 51 Friday Racl.ne, son, S: a.m., ; Mrs. Lacoy Wollonl, Jr., Rt 2, ViniAlll, son, 1:52 p.m .. Frl· di.Y; Mra. Ray J. RllUah, Racine, BCJD. 1:30 p.m. Friday; Mrs. ~ PI ··• Geor110 T' ~•-· ~.,....., '" oa-., soo, 5:17 p.m., Frldll,y; M r •· WUIIam J, Lane, llendoram, <laulbter, 7:05a.m., Frldi.J. ·•·· Dil obarges Tbur._•a Toroaa D. Baker, U~ L. Berd011, Nrs. Ella Blackburo, D ~d Keith Richard E. lloriiiD, ... Brandeborry, llnlco D. caldwoil, Pameia s. carlor, Mra. Edward Tbat a;mbul, revered throllsboul the world, Ia a blaDe!' bsorlnll red cross on a lleldorwhlta. Ulllor It, cltizonl or all 111tlou strlw 1 Q> brlrw aid l8d comfort U> the stricken, w hoallho olck, and w aervo lhoao Ia dlstreao. . Aa a mamber of thllworld CratomiiJ, oiJr AmorlctD Red Croaa hoiPI ...., alas 'w hoip oar fellOw man. TllroUIIh ito concern and aid for•mambera or our Annod Forces •· 30 COUIIIrloa IJ'(III1Id the globe, tbo Red Croaa Jut year pve help w to great numbera or aervlcemon and their fllmtlles. · Each year, the Red cross brt_.a emergenc7 utd and 101J1"'1'111ie aaalstanco ro Ylctlma of major cataatrq>bl.., l8d help Ql aulferors of llvJuaands or loco! dlalatera. F..- the peat aoverol years It lias lnteMICyiq Ita el!orts w Involve all segments o! society In the 1p oth groat work of volunleei'Inll w be er~. Every dill' tiQ•oalllla or bcspltala and pllyaiCIIns look wlho lied Cross to prlvde We-savlrw blood and blood produda for their paUeota. Nearly ~ per cent or all lho blood uaod In this coun!ry Coltnll, Bov. WUIIam E. eurrman, Nro. Me1v1a B. FreemaJI l8d inrant llauait8r, Do1111a Marle Hauck, Cliarloa Robert Kay, BY GLENNA SHULER Mrs. GerlrUde IQoot, M r o. Cllflord VIUtoo and two dill· Jamea E. McGralh, Tanua1 ctren of CO!umwo apentaclll!' wllh IAIUoUa llootonr, WUIIam E. Nr. and Mrs. · Roborl COllide Morrla, lllra. CbeatorS.IfllnllrJ, and dllldrOIL Mra. Emoll G. Nowtun and In· NJo, and Mrs. Alvin Saarla failt am, WUiard JL Nlbort, l!ld two children of Chicago; . Christina L. PJdlllpa, Mra. Cber· Nra. Joan Flfe) lllll Tlmm.Y, lit. loa L. ~-- blfautdlu8blor, 7; Nr. and Mrs. Frllllk Wollord . GeorP A, RJbdeO, Michael T. • and 1!1111..._ci ~~~ . ~~- Roaciii-<Mn Jlalllord H. li<A>fl>• &mda,r mth Mr. and !.Irs. ~ son. llGborl IL _ , . , , MIL St0 rys Ru n .• Searls. . . .., .., ',.• Jolll L."Voi!Mstor,IQmberl.Y"'· i llr. and Nl"L. JoeY l!.oac:ll ol \ son. NJoa, 'C. Marla Wlnobr&.Wboeloraburg apoDia !lulllaJwllh nor ailll Goorp M~. Mr. and Mra. Joe Leach and ArFridlll"l Dilcborll&l tim. Tbll!' callod oo Dmaid Mra. Jllllald L. Allison. Mrs. Leach In llolzor lloapltal thel al· Carl Bellllelt, Mra. Holen S. BOY· tenmn. or17 IAJula Blovlna, Mra. Raoon Nr. end Mra. Joe Kooler and 14. Emorson L. Cottrill, chlldren o1 Lui; Mr. sod Mra. lira. VIrgil v. a.r,., Mrs. DolJack RIJP and dllidrOII (I( J.e.. mani,Frooman. llclnolcl J. Fey, tart. W. VL; Mr. and Mra. Ray. RebecCa S. Fey, Mrl. llal'old mond File, Jr. and children ol K. Gorman, Lowell F. Hatrlson. Turkey Rm; lllr. and Mrs. Jlol. RIIJDIOIIII J, lnplla, Richard D. eoe File and children ol Middle- lrkla, lllro. Mabel E. Jarrell. port spent a &In~ wllhRoY. and Mra. Rololon L. Jolllada, James B.a., Nrs. RII,YIIIOIIdFifoandMra.Beaale File. , Recent &lndlll' visitor a (I( Mr • and Mrs. Marlin Rile were Mr. arul Nrs. Cberloa YOIIIIII and children and Nr. end Mrs. Alva Rile, lit. 1 Mlddieport. Mr. •and Nl-1. Jomel LaJnba:t -llf liriiliury 11)101111 !llriday 1!ith Nr. and Mrs. Baborl Conlde. cunea 1rc1n lhil source. Eoch year mlllims of Americana of all apl parllclpate In Red Cross claasea,loaraiJII the skills or llrll old, hmle care or lho sick and 11\lurod, aWimmllll and Weaavlnr. u - lhon lwo mDlloa !nlnod ¥01.-r. devoto their time and -· ..... R •• abilities w worl!lrw wllh padeats In miUtarJ l8d clvll)an ,....,_, cllnlea, l8d lumel for the qed, with Youth. and Ill communi1y pro-~ orc~~·~ed srams seeklrw w meet lho - • - · - .,..... To contiDielta mlsaloo, the AmorlconRedCroaamuat rolJ lt)OII ua, lho people of America, rr... whom It rocolvea Ita BOlo ·~ In March 1969,1ha Red Cross wUllak!or Our help. ll'e owolt w our cammunllloa and our C!OIIII!ry w rospood _..,.~y to lbol appeal. NOW, TIIEREFORF, !."RRCHARD NIXON; Preslclelll of lho Ualt.od Slalol or America, and Honorary ChalnnaD of the Amari.... !1&tlo,.. Red Crcas, de hereby designate March 1969 •• Red Crosa MlJalh. J• urp all A!>JOli...,. w 11111n11111 the strenl!lh of the Rod croaa by ~ their time when they can, and by contrlbutlog 11 paerOualy IB they CIIL · +++ +++ TWE!in YE~ . AGO, """ lllOp IIIlo• ot. .lly ~ ~ woollly Cltl.... c""'l"!ttee uki city for parklrw '!" '' 1n lotr rest ~s are not attainable ...1. Brandl ......t Farmora Homo •AiJiniDI&tratiOII al(lorvlaor for Gallta COIIJity ofllce ... Loren FnloY uloctod hood of GallipOlis Poll No. 4464, Votorona of Foroisn Wars '... t\pproxlmatoly 200 persooa attend 30111 annlveraary porty or GallljJolla Larayotte Poot No. 27, Amort.,.. Legloo ... City bcord of oducell.., lllopta ,_ pol ley requlrq all o-ills w take TB Pilch Iollis ... Galli& County COin· mloalollera ClllPOIO Audllol" Emmott Slqlo'a propoaol to obtain out.aide liP ralaol rtrm w make rovoluatloo of Galllj>olls and Gall!a -•e. -w y Mra. Nina Rupe, Kfpr, IDil AIU~ TOMGHT,MO~·TU~ MARCH 16 ·17 -18 TilE GREEN BERETS (Tecbnlcotor) W11J110 • David J111111oeo Tbe Door for alx moaths Ita policy 01 stamping U.S. posoporta bwelld for travel to mainland China, CUba, North Korea l8d Noflh Vietnam. Offlelala sold the fact lhol the rellrl<tloa waa r - .~ ·· ' '· ' . '. ' a man 011 tbe moon by • ,BY W:ILLIAM _ S,'+ .'~ ' '. .WASIIINGTON ..,., a..IOIRod . l;~tr,thelobolbreak· Chinese border cl•llioi the :fnll',. ,. the· oaJ&m,a mull for ltr, broodtn& waiieo o1 Alia aid a.; moment romaln wllh the pro. the .rising 'vlole!iee ot' Rualllln: lmkwJalt, It noJdfu Chlnue tplthet ·load ....... . the biiOkoru~erU> lhet are IIOIInii' Cor. thetJIIWI' IN~~WII'IIInrfora· can IDI'ornmenl boili a •Ut enll· tctlJ 'WIIat It Ia. For lho p:eoent ma and a warniD!I rrom tile 11!111. po- Sovlot Ruallll ~ •. b. i'.. •· ' • We .;;.., thus very sbortly g~ no.....,,. ""'of Voir\""' ~lji!c.,idv; . . . . Jame~ E. boimol-, Adv. Dlr, . ·•' '· . ·.,,· ICNIIt .... WWe . . . & ................ ... --.Ilk Breads . -.. 4 ~oa... $1 """"........... we ,._-,.,.;...,...... c.'h.l!'l .... •. liiLoi OSCU H~~~STEtN Ill E~N~ LE[iiiA~ ~,.,.. ., ............ ,..,..., ................. . !.!!.!!!! .................~... ~-~.,.-!Au:n:K • 8111 no. .bi.Y ll'l'<eJIIive man ,... dalll,tllemoot~...-, thelb.>ltaolthnoi~si&D.......... liiUIII'IIIe 'tllepoiOI· 'lbell· the ·- . poUq o1 the lil!llr, .t.lout, 111at llllllJIII a Welt' relllad rooJ!Ibl7 op11. lri&l1 and 10 lnllnltoiJ dlo&v· mt... olllmalea, ~ ., 0111 - .- ' a aeml-flclllat l!rllala but •· El..,:;.,ll!.,. Jll'llllence 1 u 1• dopled oJ-.o, foo, Gla&tlle ll&lh,,l!lD,tlledlriouanecolltw monaco 01 Hltlorlam )IOIIId ..,..• . IIIJI tO ollow ·the - · · crloa (I( 17 ll8Y.er """""" lito lllaHJ U. - ·l'lololloOista to rec1uco ... '·' ... . ~ ~-.. . ~ oin.>e u ooft • .linera 'Pntoblllll' l8d FRENCH CITY HOME CENTER INt . , •• .~vernor Makes Legis~lators Wait voallrw their rop prlority·lollla- the rorthcomlrw porll111 or his laUw propoaala until 11!01 pye term. ' the condition or the alate me .. And, In the caoe ol Gov. sqe .- I governor's proposall!l Rhodes, It now appears his varror q~oraU111 lho state durtng ious education proposals, had been filed last November when he first revealed the ideas, problbly woold have been defeated by now because or the critlciam they have received. :.r·::wTJ .. SIZES "~.til?. REG. 49~ NOTHING TO BUY I00~ amoto tricot with the lllllllriaus IHI of oill. El•di~ w • i 1 t end ftQI. lo··. · eot . 1·£·1 3 I'll. PKG. ON 2 E.uliUNGS aad REG. ·77e EA. 2 FOR s .00 SOLID AND PRINT HUG. REMNANT ASSORTMENT GIRLS' SIZES 2 to 12 soe ON 2 Yk ..'. • <.. ' 1 • '97~ NEQUA£ES SAVE 34C ........, ... Elderlo•"f..... . ... ,..PANJ'PJS . e SAVE 23~ IT'S WORTH COMING IN JUST TO SEE THIS ~J; Ll .PLASTIC EGG FILLED WITH CANDY FOR CHILDREN UNDER 8 WITH PARENTS. ' OUR OWN llANO REG. 43e Ll 5. 7 Women's Panties IN EACH EGG ·CAN WIN .. YOU AGIFT REG. 1.49 SAVE 52e PANNED · OLD FASHION • FREE Easter EGG . · MARCH 16, 1 PM .TO 6 PM MOBILE HOME DIVISION .. "t \ BUNNY NUMBER " wr1tu TODAY- SUNDAY l'.";ha"" .,..._._ '""""to Juiee ----- 4.. w~ fnll ,(fEN THE LUCKY . iOs'EaT YISEIIICIIAID RODGERS . ... but""' ' Eggs .Potatoes ~ • . lllilna ~ 11M! two ·1110111 Com- " -w ourtiJ each olhor 4ld Wor pllaoo lhat IWbocly at PrOioundl7 -!"'""at powor contoro. 1.o it. ~ Ia lhe end. !lallll Ruslll, irould, all :ret roally underllonda, Norlo Uc preseuros "!"!" worlds to coi!Cjuer in space. · .' """""'· or ,only pertJ.y Ill? Or "' It waa lhouPI, iliOvltobi.Y aa- It an la0011aldtrable peP~ that It IIDI'emmenl - a ' Tbere are 10111e·wbo woidd juit .teoon ·· Ia It Ia 11c1 only on elaborate . IIIUlt Hitler GormluJ; l8d lhere Ia preCiaeiJiholnieUOCUialhelra Jl(llnt- for apollq wrap up tbe ..whole . thiiJC, declare the • ilham, a ,..llri>od, lllOdl crlola WIIUid tliiiit bo a 1111111W wrod<- 01 lho old llollllonist.draamora re61<tloa a moon Iandin' 11ft ueelienl leo!, 111!11· aow Colaob' to IIIIPII Q> the Well 1110 which would moan tile IIBiva. wbo 11011 dream the same o 1d complex and, ftel down U> tbe blioiMaa ,61 app~ all that Mo...W11111 POI»lni are... • lion 01 the rrao llllklaa. dream; who now "demancl'' an poaoa IIIII wrappool'lu hal mOI)eY to more mUI!dlme goa ·.~ UoaliJ Jboiit w go 11 ...., olher'a 'llle Woftml -.,rid leornod II end w lhe .-Dillie mtsaUe olllho Well? abu•..... ~ for cancer or pollutiOn or .. ..,, lhroota? Ia 11 .• kind·'-' trqlc and lacolcuiablo ooll, ar · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • • In•"'-·~· Others will argue for blepr and better lobi• ~IIIIo plOT - d aa a couraa, lhat 111dl Cacllo ~· programs, like a seven-year toUr of the tr""'''lllzer w lho 1festarn oil!· were oni.Y ollho a1UII 01 dreama. oolar ayalom or a manned landinll 011 anco? Hitler • to bo ouro, did at lenclh t Mars. · ·:: · To decodo lhla arcane al!olr sttock Stalin; oo be waa ~. of courae, ~ tbe m~ road . II lho bualnesa o1 the highest II lenclh brcuillt ~ oni.Y by -@I!UnUJng to 101111 llllln••lled ar Amorlc111 lnlolllpace opera. Courte h lho shedcllnl 01 the hlood of oo tbe planela an• tbe ~ ..n•••« tlvea and --•-~-. •-• It M•• sy as long charlllllllY In Britain and In America. " r .• . --a ·-·~ ~N · aclorlzed Japanese Ule , but of a ' porm~en • mlljned, 'art!Mirbltlng bo reported lhot theY are oven ~ two ll!i!Uon daily comIlls chUIIniii.Yincrodlbie,lhen, staUop, among wboo.e .maby fii!ICIIona _ ...... ~ .It' all ... •~--te · 1 lhot oo IIIIII1Y In lhla CGUJitlllore eould,,be the launcblq .of mqre extended ·-· ...... w •~ ·~ . mu r8 us Tokyo's main dnomln . ' exploraUon ml81k1D ,. 1 to,.tbe moon. . preoccuP!IIIon and all . lho 4ovo. rm station ave made tbe ""' 11011 ranow lho old, ·1, 1 The naUou II DOt in the mOOd to inveat lion and Bktlllhat bapplly de ,.... fytyJ.:i/!~ ~·:;,~ar~i Nsaewdolmplllll• dream tbal two ..... another .... bUUon ln -an-•-t.;a·••--aide, no~w~a.-.c· ·a ..., temporary .,.. .,..,., ,........, York City. Shinjuku station 11o andlllllllatera-lhaSovlel lhoa.la ate apace qbjecUve, but to dliban and dli· clrumllre..r.&acredlt w the ...,_ employs 60 "pushers" to 111111 r ooe 01111 r numUe the akllil and racWtles·whicll have trill)', In llli Amerlcon "IIPY'' shove riders 1 n t 0 over· - will aureiJ destroy oacholhor cost so many bUUona ro create would Iii apparatua hoade<l· by the Cadral cr,owded cars at rush hour, In lho end, or at all .ov-lall the l~f:; be the moll wa,sleful .kind of llllelll""ce Apney. · The World Almanac notes. Into oo savage • atruale aa of. econ . ,. · It Ia not,parenlheUcaU,y,ln 11111' • President G r 0 v er Cleve· rectlvoly wend lho_..-olbolh. · We will not soon.again wl~ss anylbing way accidental that Protldenl land, 'n 1893, ~locked annex· For whatever lila¥ bo the final so allrring as tbe llrst landing oo the Nixon went 0111 of his wayrec:ent- ation of Hawaii ro the United vordld of the Intelligence pro. · moon. A U!Ue of the excitement, a U!Ue •· to solutetheworkandlheex- States on the grounds of roaafonals as to lho real moonPINE ST. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO of the sense of ~onder will be forever ·tost " A 1 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . . when the las! chapter ol tbe Apollo sag, porllae o1 tho CIA, which oven mer can toUuslon. lng ollho current Rusolan-Chiis written. · moro than the despised Pentqon But America-Indeed the entire human has lmg boon lho <hoaan victim race-is In tbe apace age to slay. o1 lhe now American Isolation·, 'I to; be · Grade A ... lloclolt .. 0 "·R~ · ~ . """'· -IIA~N ·I ........... ,., ..... , ..... ,,""'OR P' IK:HAHD ,Ju IM•IIII.I\IIto•••• "'·..,u O.IJDA.n Al\1\l.l -- · o m· ·· ·f ·r f~ed wltl1 tbe queation ~ ,u~ neW Kroger PICHIC FlUID (IIICICEit .Exp. 3122/. lmllANDREWS i •. ~a:::.S:.:·;,~":"'~: ~ aw China - · · · • ::u:·..=..~or= ::':.~':;!.,~.':::=.a: U..eu ... IM. FNIM 0....., ' ' ' COME IN. - r • o;~ ~ '·' UPPER STORE clieese •.._·.. .,, .. iN ~Piwnhho loan• aro oomploted IM - . f'<' 10 FOOIIALL " . ., .... apply. ' ANGEL- Tue&. Wetl., ONLY in tzll Krqger Store•t and I will toll you ...,.dlololr IJow low your pay01otill can be. I land ·/· ... . .... · ' • · · •· •· ·· Richards: ow.n, Pulllla~r Afte,\the Moon Landing, What? COLUMBUS (Upl) - Ask a locialator If he -w like to - a abort vacation ,_ and ' he wUlaay yeL . ' Aak If he lhlnkl ho wUI IIIII he wUI effective Swa.. Mon.. ' 1111 Ml HOW Muat' ........ .' ·'\' " .! Prwe• in thu ad ·are tar • , . ''"•'n ...... '. · flo:. MEET MONDAY Jl" ·· • ,...r. IMiftthly ,.,...,. ... . '• ; . -lloatiH.,.._ .... PIIONI ME 01 , Chicken __ ---------~ - CtM Bucket Steak---------- .. 99e · policy Ia under rovlow. Tbe ~~~~ olroa<ly grants ... . ompllonaln 11011111 caaea, IUCh aa tboae of nowa111011, oclonllllll and per...,. traveling on -.nltorlon mlaolon. I will 'lend you the money you nood ... QU~ ' lbe end- of tbe declide, whleh oiflclaiJy ~ Die. 31, 19'10. \ 9 c:llolol Ploooo Plallc P.W Pack 204 wlU be hold ~. bolliiiiiQI at 7 p.DL, In the Preab7forlaa Cllll'ch. "-lfpy-Go-LueiQ! SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Kemietly ro '•. ' .Ohio Politi~ K_.,,__ .,.,.... ---------~--:-==-----::-:-:::=::::--: WASHINGTON (UPl) _ Tbe for only iiiX inontlla lnatoad of 9:a1e Department II extending ooo year wao Indication the GALLIPOLIS - The IIIOIIIh· 11 Pld< mooting (I( Cob - FI.YI• Circus ,',r . reonzoo with a year and a . haU to •pare ~ goal announced in 198Z by President ·lOa. Spare Ribs . . .. " , ,it' , . Hoblrt WUoon, Jr.,·MaiL Editor ~J, the Unled States wiU have Moll,_ llylo • • R.u , Mrl. Mary WoUo. Ml<ldleport. apent a &lnlllll' recently wllh Nr, and Mra. Ala llulor. Mrl. Ro&B Smler• DealM, Dems and Barberi Jeon of Ra· dne called 011 Nr. and Nrs. Alex Sbulor a day recently. MEIGS lb. COUIJty prq~erty, SIIJr•• • well -ldod LOIN lb. RIB lb. . 'f G'ow"Jif:Jj"' Lawlesa, lllra. Carman J. UJr. ubblo, Elaa Marko, CoriiL Jlur. ey, Jr.,. Dar Real Norrla, Mrs. W11J110 D. Ruoh. Earl Jr.. lolra. Carl Ray lllook, lllra. Btl11 R. Tolbert, Mrs. Dall M. While, Marahall Ray Wolfe, WUTOII J. orlaD and v~~- L. Cook · = Potk '. ¢1illei- Tannohlll, Exeo. FJ!ltor with .\polio 10, now beillg prepored for a lU118r orbltatmlaiiOft lii 'May, To puiHbe pant racket off the pod and revamp all 1111 a)'Item• and eomponellla lor a moon landiDi. however, would delay tbe lauach ·W!lll Juae. SiDee lift-off o1 llse~uled for July,. and since lbav me mon\11 olf tbe mooli ·"race" d- not ant tbe U•"'··t - . WilT a .,.._ ~miN with alilt!Y and· abaolute rWdinell, it lljuslaa thai NASA has to leave tbe sequence 11 Is. Apollo lO will furjber aorve to check out lbe . . performance of tbe "~clor"-tho ·luaAr laildinl modUle-and orb tal rendez. VOUI maneuvers, communlcaUoua and a lloll of other complex and essential aytlema. If an cooJ well (a pbraae thal/:umal· ~~'for':·~~ft ~:m:a:S: + + + '+ + +· Maoon. . ~·,' . , One more1 aleppmg.l!lon~the-thlrd from · lal!-has tieea 8rmly ·laid toward the moon by the illgbt of . ~ 9. ' · · So IJIOC!acularl)" I1ICI:od!ui has been'tbo , pro~1 of tbe mC!OII .Piolrllll alnce tbe tragic lire Iii an ApollO -capsule on the laimeb plld in January .1887 .thai tho ~':~':~:~~~~~ AwdJiari' liavo slY. +++ ~ ~+ SINCE Ita touailoW ,IIIl819, td! ·. · Ia live docodoa ot Hnlco to dliidron throo&h .. tbelr Natloall t1dJ4,Welillro COii>mlaaloa. PLEA&\NT VALLEY !10SPITAL YOU CAN ' . ~:: ' .:Borde~ · . · e :lashes · S iuf:tals . ,. . . PUJiUsHEilBY'111EOIDOVALI.EYP\!llLIBIIINGCO~ANV; .a; . ,. .' + + +.. + t ·+ · 111l!l Lollon, A'merlctn'a larpst veterans Admllllil.- None. ' , ama !Oday· bullhooe whO are muat Coela _ . ioaaa of,Jirldo In their orpnlllli'1!1 Jiai111C~~ dui1JW lha put 50)'001'L ero :~,- of . , .~·: ;.:,'.'· .l .f ' '·. �... '' .' . . It (/ ' ., ' .1·:' > I ' . :~ I , ' ' r ' fi ·.r, '· ;certffic~res ' . Awarded·to ·Three Trcx;ps GALIJPOLIS - 'lbree Girl Scout troopi ol Golllj>CJia hl.. ben . .~ .cer~~a.-., or Jl(erlt.ift .recognltlm and """... ~latlon:for ~M~totandlrw elfDrt and ac~alomel!l ,turlql the 1969 alliiO,ial Girl ~ eookle sale. ' The I!'<Jopa are: 1014, led by Mrs. Rdlert Schepla, !Ote, led by Mrs. Harolc!Walker,andl241 led by Mra. Laura Perry. ' GALIJPOLIS WWilln ShMia . nounce ·the proacllllW , ,of. ' daughte• Janloe, ID s.¥ L. wn00 n, son '!f. ~;.¢1;.: Lester C. Wlhon, r . The wecldlrw will liO an or Soturda)', .O,rll5 at !'p.m. In Oxon HW Mothodlat Clurch. · Mlu Sbeeta Is a. 19114 gnul!!i ate ol 5)'11111108 Volley School. Upon grldulllon aheW.Jit•''' ID Washlrwton D.C. to - k for the Federal Bureau of In,.•IIP· tim and Is present11 <IIIP!Oyed wi 111 11te c and P Telephone eo. of WaehlrwtoJ1, D. C. . ' 5-Sgl. Wilson Is a 1962 ~y. · ' . ate ol lcescola, Dl. High School.'. I lie attended the Uolveraill' ot n~"• llnols and Ia preaedly 1 wtlllher · obser.er lor the U.S. Air Foroe EnvlronmeJtal ·Techillell Ajlpll· cations Center in Washbwton, D.C. . t':: H WEDDING PLANS COMPLETED GALIJPOLIS - Final plans bave been completed fDr the marriage of MloJ Peggy Lou Brown to S.~ Charlea Edward Huber n. The event wUI lake place It the First Presbyterian O.urcb Miss PeggY' Lou Brown Bride-Elect, Honored GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Harry King Mr. and Mrs. Rene Alberto Solos, Jr. Gives Program Miss Brodeling is Wed To Rene A. Sa/as Jr. For Riverside ' . awl~ed ~ ""'"''~lllh• -~~ .~ ~o\!11!· ~ llriiiO~ ,, ac~. The AUne lklrt w8a -~ In !he back with a The Pat Glass News Letter train. Careful Planning Needed JJhen Family·Room Built GALLIPOUS - FamUyroems Ins lake up less space than fre&have become a lllirzy standard atandlrw !urnlture and give the part of new houae plana In re- rcan a bss cluttered look, but cent years. MIDY peq)le are con- . muat be thoughtfully plarmed for aklerilll varlous ways to include best use. Although you won't one in their exiltir11 house.. It abuse the furnishings on purpose, Y'"' see a lamUy roem In the fu.. !hey must be able w stand hard ture o1. Y9Ul' home, be sure to do WelT with a minimum ot eare. A ·~ careful prelimitar)l plan- practical irxtoor-outdoor earpetD11Wh_. might be conalderedi or if , The first thing to cor..sider is you hive tt:;entc:ers who to JUSt what ldrd of activities will dance, perhaps a h&J"d..lurraced actua11.1 take place here. Ia it to Ooortna which won't show scuff be atrlctly a room fDr the kids want ~ 'I so they don't 4iaturbo111er roema In the house? Ia It w be I hclbby certer, TV roc:n, or recreaUon room tor the entire family? WW II ldd w the size ~ the U-.log room or replace a dining room? Unle" Y<>• havo~m~eprelll'doll· nUe ld•s 11 to uae, a f1m11r . room may not be aa useful or u uaed as you hope. Perhl»s you really need sevenl acttvtty ar- ! ' eas - a roam for study, a faml· ly or generalactiviiy room, &Ill a game or work tocm. Plan to use the whcle house from bin· ment to attic. j Liet the activities you hope to · - in, and equipment and atorage space needed. consider !he lime or 411' that Ia lnYOIYOd lor the activity. Then cleclde where each activity can be ei.r· . rled on, and. where it la least ' likely wlniA!rlereaNIOYirw!Ywith actiWUes of other Wnl1J members. Space • conalqlll~ acll"· . lleo Dill' need w be reteptocl !AI a different area in the laHIIMIIK .· · or garage, and quiet readlrw and , .atudy opoce·;oiaMed fDr tile bed·.·~ roam•, llvlng room, 91' even 'a I . =d: 7~~:e:: hal will you want five from now, when road-rae::· , table temls,andapaint,q eoael repla~e (or are - d 10) pW!>oll 1\1111 pull-lo]'l'l Ten ~ JIAI'I from ...,., "hen clllldren Iii...,. .,'~II.J' Itt . _ ' and ' eniA!l'llllll ~~ lo lilt ... Fifteen t,.Ua !tom - · lamlb :'·,~· . . . . . . .,.. Ia ~ .....r'l · Miscellaneous Shower Honors Newly-Weds . . , ' f1rilahl1h laiiJ '-calla 111-''tutM plil\atw. too. Billlt- . ant~ or . · !Ito wore a pearl crown with a elr<Ular veil and carried a eaacede bouquet ol willie carna.tlono and orchids. Her Oltly Jew· ,elr7 wu a pearlnecklaoe. Mlu COnDie Leecl;y ll8l'Yt!d as liWd of bonor. ;!lie wore an en- l e .or pink and W11lte and carried a DOse~~~¥ or pink .... marks, and an area rug for color. Think and plan before you act. Some planning . - wUI PI)' ol!ln a well • planned, well • used laJi>. Uy room. . . " sult In (le~Ce.-John Lub- ~k, _Englllb -··~orr.. ..,. . the groom, For her •ned as best IDID. dallillter'• wedding, Mro. Un..O. chose a three piece navy and willie ensemble with navy acceaaorlea. S.e wore a e&rlliiiCII COI'I&JI1!. Mrs. Miller wes 4reaae4 In a white suit with 111'8Y and black acceoiorloo. Her coraage waa pink carnatlma. lmmodlatezy fOllowing t be cerelllllll\', a re<ep4lon waa bold ' at the home ollhe brldO'a aunt, . M>:•. Mil Mrs. .. WWI&m Jowell. , . Ml'l. Lorey .COWno, or Morehead, ~•• sillier ot tile bride, and Mra. J81118a Bowman Columbua, aened aa hOstes~l at '• the recoptleo. The liew 'Mr. and Mra. Miller are both llfaduetel of G a lila Academ7 IUI!fl School. Mrs. Miller ames •• recep-· tloolat In Malle llall at Ohio state Vnlveralt;r. Mr. Miller 11 attending Olilo state. 1bey wiU bo at bomo to irlon4a at 91 Eaat 9th Avenue, Collimbuil. ' GllkiiOD. The brld~ect opened her gl!ta and acknowledged them. AI' tendlrw !he shower were Mrs. Juanlte Nos, Mrs. Elllo DeWitt, diU>la: were 4iflorent kinds o! Mrs. Ethel GOldson, Mlaa 'lbDI· oprOj's, dual• and llterature, ma GOldson, Mrs. Ann Brown, Mrs. Brlii• Klrl\v opened the Mrs. Laura Brown, Mrs. Lorlcemeettrc with dewtlortJ Clll mu ParBOils, Mrs. Odella Kerns "Friendship. • She enl!ed an tn- ""Mrs. W)'IDin &leeta, Mrs. IQ>Irlng talk on friendship with Brodshaw, Mrs. Cta.Y.ton Miller a Pl'IJ'er. ' Mrs. .Marl.e Edlebiute Mr • - Mr. Baxter agriculture -at K¥ser Creek H 1 g h the _ ... r fDr the ~·~l"li ol the WII'Bide ...,....~- at !Q'ger Creek Huabonda Le; . ' RAirl · ~ ' I. · Mrs. Geneva Clrter, Miss Vicki Burootte, and llro. !laney L. Brown, Sr. The ~~ ·•-er was .... "' n ..., ., tho brJde.<olect's aunts, Mrs. carl Gothard and Mrs. Fred BrOtrn. Announce Birth GALIJPOIJS - Mr. and Mrs. Rondall Cline, are announclrw the birth o! their nm ehlld, a aon, born on March 1 at PiMaant Volley Hoopltal, Pt. Pleaoant, W._.ya. The blby has been nemod Kyle Edward. Grandparents are Mr . and Mrs. Heater Cline, Gollli>.,: lis and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rodgera, Columbus. Grea~"""r· ents are Mr. and Mrs. William Barnette, Middleport am greatgreat • grandmo111er Ia Mra. Doshla Burna of Barboursville W. ·VL -~ ' :("alliie~al 4'=~ve~ Dudley's Florist Serving Golllpolia Pomeroy, Middleport, 0. & Maaan Ctii., W. Va. 4~.1 or 992·5560 ;..;:::..,J ~_. I' .,u.t ,s Gallipolis, Ollli 326 Second Avenue come ·see our g'arden of E~ster fashions ·hand-picked coats, suits nd dresses .to asse,mbJen your spring wardrob~~ .' ' Water' ' . 'Coateut •'.,.,, snow equals one inch of wa- Thtii!Paon and Tereea Thompaioo sang, uln the Garden." ''Moon 1liver,.'' and "Cheating on w..-.. Asocial hour was held and r&Creshment.a. were served. I .. .' . • I••• $1~5 ., $1 .~ • :;~~~=~~l lor the clul>. The lnatallallon wlil. !eoture 1 candlellrihtlne ceremOll)'. Tho p........,a wiU be . '!'&de by Derb !Joyd, Becky Stewart .and Maey Schuldt. . Plana for an Easter p........, ·and Soalor ._. aa-twere4ia.euased. At the Easter prosram 011 ~ ril 3, an award for tbe Dauafttera ot American ReYOiuiiOII wiU be given to two101totandl~all!denta, ollck- Ro.......,. Bootie and Carob'n ~ ( Paine, who placed ftrat·aid 1ee--l 11bel4y.,.l'JI I~e: olttct'ho, ..... President - Jerey Johnson Clr, .Ia Wagner and ll_l!w• J. W.r. ~. Vice prealclenti]- VIolet Lam• :~bert and Doria oyd, •• Secre1al')' - pl~eiATerey and LeV1111N1 Rose. Treasurer - ' Hetenla ·Stewart and C&llty ' NOW I ley, JIMI for ond In !he CCIWilloa of Gawa and Jackaon. Retreahmo~ fDr Mxl month wlli be brought by Dorla!Joyd, J~ Boman and VIvian lllu·aen. Tile moetiJW wu ~ by Le• an.t retrtahlilo.u •. .·: ·' all easter with l:reat · ,. -· ·;· ' .I;) . • '' ·' i• ' USE OUR • ' . PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS 404 SeCond A•e: BERNADINES FAMiLY 'SHOE STOlE GAlliPOLIS, 01110 Sugar a.ld 1pRt :i~ oll very nice, but a girl needs mor~ ~~~!ll' fashion at her feet. The happiest cornpf bmise going comes ' from Stride Rito,-PreHy·porty shoos full of q1uality, sup_port ~nd the kind of ~I ' our fine fltter$;Mv'~ tjlade their'speci<iity ,, " .I '·, ' ,..,, ,• ~---- m Dudley's Florist o. '• s-25~ -- ...... ~------- time. . · lk·'i>tckera)>n Snow's Iulie In the re'lllllthras'ilao '· E. Brown, Jr. ~ .. ·~ .. • Water resource specialists annouoced. Sending gifts but Ulllble to al' 1\:'lnt out thet lhe "rule-ofFour high schonl girls, JO.Yce tend were Mra. Am Vauce Mrs. umb" that 10 inches of ' ' . .............,. SPRING BOUQUETS Are The "In" Thllll Today TO WED - Mr: and Mrs. GleM D. Leoler o! Rio Grande ~ ID IIUIOWtce !he e-8111 of their daughter, Patricia • to Mr• Wllliam. .! Fletcher, son of. Mr. and Mn. Forre1t A. Fletcher o! llllllarcl, Ohio. Miss Leoier Ia a 1967 graduate of r.a111a Acodem7 Hfah School and Ia presently attendllltl Rio Grande COllege where she Is a sophcmore ~orl~ In EJ&. mentary Educalloo. Mr. Fletcher Ia a 1966 graduate o1 HUIIard Hlah School and also &!tendo Rio Grande College. He Is elU'Ollod lo 8econdlr)' Edueatloo and Is JD0Jor1rw In MathematIcs. The wedding plans o! at this Of First Son ~mil~-:~ - :if~: ' .SWisher, Jean Shaver, Poll.Yaqra tht true eapMttlon ef . . . ___.,. ' tar Akers, Speaker '·Wayside Club oatlma. Mr. Justin Miller, braiher of Thoughts .!t~:t · . DIAMONDS 'lbe Almanac And the peopt.! rtood bv, Du United W<!tchmg; but the rut.!rt "' Preoslntematlonal ~e<Jffed at him, l4!lina "He'· 1'otiOl' 11 ibldll', Mareb 18, B4tltd othm; t..t 'llirii' .... !he 75th 411' o! 1969 with 290 to himlelf, If he II thr Chrllt follow. pf God, hu Chose~~ One!"'lbo ....., Ia _...hiDe Ita Luke 23:SS. . new jJhase. • • • 'lbe morning atera are When the dlctaton and Mercuey, Mara and Jupttaf.. -. _ lh e opportunlltl are gone, 'lbo ..enlni atera ere v.,.. 1 111e-croaa wm atW atanil beand saturn · lore ua and aol!lelhl!llln ua On thla · - In hlataQ" wiU say, "That Ia the real In 1802 Conaieas autborliliod ~::;;;.a:fph W. Soc:kman, eelebllahment o1 a mllltarT . •roman. a~ 11 Weat PVInt. _, !Hi J_..ae ~ :· health; and It 1<11 haYO 11, - . ! 111 the laland oflllo J1111a , jltaiiO Goil, and value It nextiD after one of the Dtreell a ..,.. conoclence." ~· 'ot the Pacllle war~- ·-~'!"" Iii 1966 Amerl "" Neal Arlllllnillcan DISH GAFar'RDENS Scott au<~zy 4ocbd lbaJr. ·· Gendnl I ¥""" Yehlcle wllb ., That Gift With Ap0a cnll, a .llrll In ,.... A hla,_ " • · · In-·•· ". "NDYII lauch" 19¥ ~~tm. Robert Kometb', brother ol aoaaaatnatod ~'~'ft.: · ldant JobD Kenne41, eald he would seek the ~· SortlogG,tltpolh, p-eatdentlal IIOIIIInallon. ' p..,aroy, Mltltll'r.'t --& Ma. . ·. Co., .... " ; A theuil1t lor . the .-,., bau , .... 1m or 992-5560 Walton uld, "Look to .,_ . .aiilii. . . • VINTON - A mlocellaneouo ah,..er was given lor nowzy..,eda, Mr. and Mro. DeMis Fitch OQ March 9 at the hcone ot tile bride'• parents, Mr. and M>·a. WUIIam Staten, VInton. Hoate... •• were Mra: Beosle Jones and Mrs. WOllam Staten. Preaent were, Lenore p ..""'' ..~., Beaale Jl,nea, Opal Ferrel, Mr,. CIIDO Fitch, Mrs. S,UY Roberta, Patty Rcll>erta, !Irs, Henry Varoey,Mra. RuaaellBeynoids,Nida Varney, Mra. ~01'os Collee, Clndlo VIcki, nt! .. _. and Mr ' Mrs. Bomle ~ton. . 1 Mro. Earl WU!onal Stevie, Martha Me' ~1,, Mrl. Russell Sla)1on. , Mrs. Wilmer Johnson, 1\lr. and 1\lrl. Earnle McCoy, Mr. and Mn Rcll>ert McCoy, Mra. Mont Smith, Mr. lnd Mrs. Dewt1 Wal• ker, Mrs. T. J, W...sdlrwtdn. lletreailmenll aandwlchea, potaw 11111<1, potato ~1\tpa, Ice c:ream, cake, punch -.;I coffee were served. Tho hoati~aealiere ualated by Mrs. T. J. WetS4111&" ton, C<!UIIn ~ the bride. . iJ...., to attend ·~'aendii!C , glfto · . . J,lrL Frat* Smith,, Mrs. . a.arle.Hue Deol. · Mrs. Mra. WWiam 1'ttoRotll!l'; !Ira, WUIIa Cook 1liaa Slanliy, ••When .we have done ol,i ..at, we should watt the re- · Mrs. Goeffrey Daniels Miller · GALLIPOLIS- The morrlage or, Miss Patricia J. O'Brien, GALIJPOLIS - Mrs. Arthur ~ Miss Suzame Broedllng, .and allendenla, Mlas Nancy R. Eopenscheld was hostess fDr the daua!lter o1 the late William E. Beaatey and Miss Martha M. Rlwralde StUdy CluJ> lll88llrw Broedllng and Ed.Ythe M. Brood· Salaa, were !ull~engllt emerald held Mondll' at the home o! Mr~~o llng o! Do.rton. to Rene Alberto llfOOn chlflon gowna with lace M. T. ~ling, Sr. The club wal; Salas, Jr., aoo ct. Dr. and Mrs.. aleeve1 braided wUh royaJ blue comed a new member, Mrs. SUn Rene A. Salaa, Sr. o1 Gallillo- velvet Qbbon• Their atanGiplace ·Ralnos. lis, was aolemnlzed on Dec. 21 collara were accented in the The group w~1 remirded of at 1:30 p.m. high Mass at Saint back by alq free Dowlllg chi!- Legislation DOl' whleh wW be In Albert The Great pariah in Dll'· !on panel. The atteoclantacarrlod Nelsonville at the 'EikB Club on GALLIPOLIS- Weali\Y FCUI· ton, Ohlo. bouquets ol rod rose•. March 19. 4atla> MojtMJdlat Chapel In Co· The bride wu given away by Mr. Paul Newman served as The program was given by Dr.~ lumbus was the scene ot. tbe Jib. her uncle, !lr. Paul F. Broed- Mr. Salas' beat man. The uah- Harry King who ah'"'ed a114ei ., _2t wod4lne or Milly....., De!leg. 918 wore an A-line pn era representing him were Mr. laken on a trip wHawaii, J - ·' !ores Uoroe ID Mr. Geolfrey rt iUk organza r1iiizy HeRr)' A. Salas and Mra. WU- Hong KoJW, Sl-ere and cam- Daniela Miller. with reembreldared Altou:m lace !lam E. Broedllne Jr. A recep- bodia. Miss Unroe II the dautllrter and cleolilned with jewel nedt· lion was held at The White Or· Dr. King also 111rrated Inter Mr. and !Irs. Bruce Unroe line over a )'Oke ol English net, chid following the cereJIIOilY. estlng points ol the trip. Mrl and Mr. Miller Ia !he aGu>IMrs. IDCI abort lace aleeves. A clrcuMrs. Salaa llfaduated r r 0 m King accompaoled her husband. ,Jeri')' Miller or Columbus. tar chiJ!OI length train awept Ullo Unlvenlty and teachea ak- · 'lbe next moetingwDibeMarth ' ·: Vow• oltho double ring cerefrom lbewatleall. Her train length ond ll!'ado In The Plains, Ohio. 25 l\ the hamt of Mra. Donlld , ·i!>OOY were reed at 5 p.m. by ,t...,.ull.l o1 . not , lolr, ., llllo ; .)1'19:'himQ. ._., • the lleY. Ll'7" Wl!lte· . ; .. cleop-edgod matehlng Ieee com- veralt.Y onctls- atelloned with Mr'- Eopinacheld served reJiven In .morrlaie ::', pJ,oto<tJle ''14110ol<'~ and she the 173rd .\lrborne \)Malon at !re~hlhenta 'ln •lieep]JW with tho by her ··"~· •- " ~~ brhi! . ca'rrlod' a whfuo . rose bOuque~ An Khe, South Vte1nanl.' ' St. Patrick's DOl' theme. · gown talhlmed . wilb·an emptfe Miss Broodling's maid of hon· walatlino, cameo neddltie and Kabuki aleevea with Venice la<e a . ''I I• . Roberto A. Elliott 1, , , ·,;1i · ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED- Thee1111l1101118nlofiiiJIIerta ' ·,., A. EUtoa, daughter o! Mro. Gllnlel EUlottand the late Clroilua E. EWOU.Ia being IDIIOUIIced. MI .. EliiOit Is enpged towed Mr. Richard saw.ters, sm or Mr. and !ln. Vll'Jill Saw>dera o! Gallipolis. Tile bri4Hleet Ia a 1967 groduate o! Gallla Academy Hfah Sehool and laaall!dentatthe Wb!,te Croll School Nursing In Columbus. Mr. Sounders Ia a snduate of Gollla and Ia preaedly employed by !he Holzer Medlcol plana are incomjllete. The colora of piDk. gre8n am white accented lite decorations. A. while cq~ld with a green wnbrel· Ia and pink llowera was tile ,..,. terplece fDr !he gill table, A whi!A! cake Ia the lorm of a bride and a sreeq ~ldeomald cake a4ornod !he retreshmonl table. Two white heart-shaped cakea trimmed In pink and green were placed on either aide otthepomeh bowL Games were pla:od and prizes were won by Mra. W)'llllll Sheela oat Mrs. Juaolla Noo. 'l1lo door prize was won by Mrs. Ethel ......... ......., •.I I Mlas Pam Francia Johnson,ldiasJuclyJohn- Lou Brown;bridHieet ots.~ Mra. Everette Brown, Mlaa Ctulea E. Huber U, waa honored 8014 wUh a bridalahower at the home Pat Glasa, Mra. Verne Brown. ol Mra, Fred Brown. . Mrs. Kallty Kee..., Mrs. Melva BeiVIOtt, Miss Margaret Brewer, I' . }'<· ' Golllpolla, on March 22 at 6:30 P. m. Tile gracious cus- of open <lurch wUI be obaerYod. ' ' •qJA~G£ \ .·' ' I' 'd ' �. " ,I ' ' ' .) .. '' ..• .... "' ~ . 'l· ' .' ,' , ' Dool't JIRI bolle,. file cartooD jolll11 ,.,._ the lntMIIII re...,. men. 1118¥ ore wry caurlooUo ud nice, but lllal•osllki. llmolo, becauoe Ill)' hiiSWM 1111 I hid •• ~nt with 0110 ol tham tho paot ,..k. It ••• aliDII)' feeiiDc. bellw norvouo oven thool8h we i.a done nothing coosclend~ ,...,.. Jmas!ne boll' ono would feel In a C<lUI1Iry like Rusolil or CUbo'l WHAT WELL lmolon has been -.,to practice woodoo medlcloe? Just 1 Joke of eourae. but J beard he ''wiuntaared". far the job. I 111 ··· Chicken Backs &Necks • WE RECEIVED In tho mall a caleodar ol ovenu lor KeatudQ'. · Ills juat greal. Art exhibits, concerto, plajlsand lectures are U.tod. ~ Oldo bao a a1m11ar lhiJW. builllii'i hlwn't ooon lt. 11111 caJ.. eodar makes It poaolblo to plln nice HUla trlj>o and outiJwa to wore!lwhlle events. • •. 10~ . • one: I DOWT OFTEN TELL a nd story, i!ut how .-lhlo One garden clubber bad cut tho nocsssaey brlncheo lor tho modern arrangement abe plmled to do In a class on tho IIDjeet. She cor~ scraped off tllree la1ere d. bark (Jnd tho &Ida 011 her knuckles) to get tho brlocbes to juat tho rilht state ol"lllll"" TEIDERBEST FRESH Roasters nen." She made ..., mistake though, abe lei! them out In the prd In a whoelborrow psrllld DOll" the garbop cans. prllage men oren't s,_ed to kiMM lJI)1hlng about awat gordo arnagemODts (who doos?) so how could the7 bo blamed lor hauling aw17tho whde boteh ol weird white things. 1111s story hid to be told, but It Is oot criUclzq the men who tal<a &Ill)' the traoh. llaa,y dmes they hove dooe extra tldtws fDr me. I've seen them pick IC) p~JM~rs tn the yard. RoeOidllr I .., 0110. clean~Jw II' Uder I dog bad acattered. I relied often about how tolthlully the1 porlorm their job, and o1 how we think oo little about fl. agner's Fruit ·orinks WHAT HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATOR opollod a ourprioo birth. d01 parcy bJ!r11ng to make a quick goWwl)' belore the hoaoree orr heel, and beckod Into a cllteb? pre~ Franks Flavors - Bonus . a . TENDERBEST . 870 1hz. "$ TENDERBEST BONELESS quart decanters Its. i·-.. ,e e Pork Roasts by the .. Piece Sill annual elecUon of otft~en, 7:30 p. m. WEDNESDAY GAWA COUNTY CldltDI Band Rldlo Club, 7:30 p, m., atKoiPU.U. WOMEN'S SOCIETY ol Kyger Methodist ~urch will meet with Mrs. Dale Slsoon, 1 p.m. { .stew Beef a·7C Silver Dust hz. Lux Beauty Soap 'IATI1·7C 27C Spic and Span Ills. CIAIT ... c.: SIZE •. sgc, •. sse ·Pork Steaks • i, . at the hoiJJe of Mro. GObert. caldwell, 7 p. m. A»ron Auctlm to be bold. LAFAYETTE SHRINE No. 44 TU&SilAY SEW AND SO CLUB will meet !t. CIIIT hz. SIZE Oxydol DON'T IJKE TO END on a nd note, but I juat heard that the squirrel think ol II as the "Tribune Squirrel" -Harry Holme& will shoot me fDr that) that Dick Thomas wrote about, was killed this week. We enJoyed watching the vl&orous little lallow. I hrpe l!IO!her - • wOCC~VJ.tho, nest be.so care6llly lldl~ " • ,, •. Prolesaloual Wanen•a Club will meet at Oacar'a, 6:80 It. m. Speaker will be Cllj< ·Maltager, Kennoth lo!orpn. Civic pordclj>ltlon cunmitlee 1n charge. ,, •••• ' IT IS JUST ABOUT TIME fDr the dogwood trees to came ln. The pnlen club e>I)Octs them In ariRind tho 19th. Woo't It be nice whee WQ can begin to work outside? Those who Uke to w..-k In the soli are already getting anxious And are thumbq the rooe and seed catalogue:a. MONDAY CADMUS PTA 7:30 p.m. GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS a n d •. s9c .Bacon spring llnory. '• ""'· 3'h ••• TENDER BEST ~sso.rted · 11IE JUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB SpriDG!Ime Cbarlt.Y Ball ahould be the year's outstallllng social event. Gallipolis baa SOIIIIJIY Jov&. ly 11(1111011 It wUI be a piOOIIDt ol&ht to " ' them decked out In their ''· TENDERBEST '•·- 3fl IIC. Sill FOODLAND Country Style ~ Moon Longhorn .,.(heese ·· . •. 49~ .. .7-;, . . :, .•• Jc • TENDER BEST Ground Chuck ' I I /, .'' J Thursdly VINTQN UNITED Methodlol Church ..Wo~~~oet at tho homo ol Mro. ConltJWhltley,lp,m. . lOYAL SCOT ·• FRESH, CRISP . MAXWELL HOUSE u. 77c Coffee Golden Com ... · · :!· 24c Peanut Butter CRISCO KELlOGG Cll J g. a .rl~e . ·;Florida Celery . GltEEN GIANT WHOLE KERNEl 3 ,. II. ' . 51ALK . FREE AND INSTALLATIOtt·· Wllh 1he PurchaN Of. " .. CARPET ...e""'.. NYLON At l ..ularl'l't. e ACRJLAN' " ' . 6 ·95 ... .... . . I · . e·WOOL . .' .· . .• HERC-tJLON ' ,....,._.Mike 0.. ;oo Oc.lllllllrln1 lliil , ...."" Te S.lldii'.Ctllril 111 v- Selocf~ eFREEESliMATES e EASYTERMS MJNIMUM 20 SQ, YDS. INDOOR-OUTDOOR· CARPET NOT INCLUDEQ IN THIS SPECIAL! OPEN FRIDAY . . ' ,; '. ,. ' . .' ' KRAFT lll.stc Cheese Pizza · ,.,. JIF Corn Flakes ~~~~-sgc thz.39c ... �•' • -~ .'! t - · """ _ . 1'mo- A ~,:DA'R fCbp:· 1 ,,tr 'f POMERO_Y . 't· · ·craee to .. ~~~~·· • POMEROY :_, Purl · . ~· -~ . and .~ tulilllel ·P~AKE "'"' . , ~~ National chairman of the ChllJ• dron of the Americao Revolu1 " tion's DJJ.seum rommittee, Mrs. I Buroelle described the Memort lal Conlin~ Hall in WashingJ lAlii, D. c. and particularly the J Americana Room which she esGOOD CI11ZENSIDP pins were presented to Shirley Rucker ot Eastern Hl&h School, Brenda 1 tabll&hed during her term ashis- Bradford o! Southern High School, and Barbara White of Meigs High School, pictured left to right, 1 torlan general. !ite spoke of the at the aMual Charter Day Luncheon o! Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the Daughters or the doll collection in the C,A.R. I rare American Revolution. The three girls placeij first in their respective hi.gh schools on the good museum there. citizenship tests of the D, A. R. I A gill was presented to Mrs. I Buroelle on behalf of the ct.apJ~er by Mrs. James Brewington, orations and an arrangement of I regent. 1 Following the luncheon held at chrysanthemums centered t h e speaker's table. Mrs,' A. R. i the Grace ~scopal parish Knight was chalrmu of the com1 bouse, Mrs. Harold Sargent, good mUiee on arrangements w it h dtizenship ch8.l~an. presented Mrs. Sargent and Mrs. Clintoo - pins to the three senior girls Fisher serving on t~e committee. placing highest in their respecGiests In addition to the six J high schools. 1 Sdtool. AIIO guests at the lunc 1wore the girla placing second in 1each high school, Pa!Q' SoxSOil, I Eastern; Marta Huli>ard, Meiga, and Cheryl Meslooka, Southern. Mrs. Brewingtoo, regent, was ~ aoslllled in the ri1wlllsllc openof the meeting by Miss Bess f' i!anllorn, chaplain, 'fhe group pve the pledge and aang the NaUona1 Anthem. The ll.. Patrick's Day theme was carried out in the table dec~ l ~"" WOMEN SUFFER WITH llADDER IRRITATION Commen Kidney or Bladder lrrlla· tiona atret-t twtce u many women u and from frequent , burnlnr. ltchlnc u.rlnatlon. Seeondarlly, you may lo.e 1lttp an4 havre Hea.dachel. Backf.thn nd fHI older, ll~d. de· prcued. In such caaea. CYSTE:X UIU· ally brlnp relaxing eomtort by curb- lnr prma In acid urlnf . and eu1n11: l)llin. C.t CYST EX iltJ!rugl!ilta today • lloORere. . ,.·. ,•i <Qlllmlttee• for ·the A&lrl! 28 SANC110NED AMA- ~cy~ OYenl. llombo!fl to ~ ~"' cle· Moto 1 Sunday;.) P.m. 111an4 ,l!Or• ~ •· at Meiss Motorc7cl,0 . C/_~ b. ICIII' with a c:ommltiH ..to -'< JI'OIIO>II . on P~£h Fork• Rolli; backslaiO to help pre• . just off Roolte 3~ Froe ~ pare for ...~ or.....,.. · .olONDAY · · . •tllleo, , . · JOF CL~ p-ro.r· u~ i(embarnbo wiU 10neatthe 111-at .Cburch, 7;3o.liflindl1 ' lld!ot olllce! oflllo 1\lelp Jim. nl&fll il .the ~INr<l!. , lor lllch Sci1ool oo AprU ·2~ PAS1\ <;HJEFs, Meie'o Telnlili~ 1liere ...-· ""lplanswmnwte J'1Wan ,Siotera, 7:30 Iii-, for the ala of advanced lick· nl&hl at the homo of lllre. Ellz-. ole, at a .......... nte, for two obeth Allmon; · · · · weeki prl_or to the .,a&l!llll. MIDDLEPORT P'l:A, 7:301\IOnMrl. Welker repor11ed that live !loY night at Middleport EIOmen- lUlu doalora have eonlrlbuted School; jock Sllvtn bid PI'"' tundo to be uand for 1110 ~tap · gtam oo art: ofllcers lor the aett1ns wlllc:b wW carry oUt a 1969-70 schl)lli term to be elect- · "Rearta and Floworo" theme ed; thlro grade rocm mothers and for the prortiilllonol IIOUIId greeters and fourth grado I'CICIIII , Q'llern contractecl for the IIIII· mothers have refreslmenta. ' eant. CHESTER PTA lllondly, 8 p. Other merchanta bavl prorld. m., at school; Charles Y - ed tunda lor lnlpldos and the wUI present band; general auc· crown plus small remembrUICOI tion. am refreshments. for each ct:JOtestart and over a SALON 710, 8 and !0, Mondllr, 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. J. M. ...,...,loil Struble and her mother, M r s. O!to nes, chaplain of the Govet. nor Worthington rhapter at Logan, Mrs. Gene Yost and Mrs. Th~\Cotlrlil, daughters of __Jifs. J. Edward Foster, Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, Mrs. Vernon Weber, and Mrs. Charles Lewis. OPERATION NA 0 T BONN (UPO- The North Atlantic Alliance (NATO) will carry out two . large military operations March 25 through 28, the West German defense • . m1rustry said Saturday. One dubbed "Front Center 69" will be in the central European region. It will involve two allied army groups and two allied tactical air forces but no maior troop units. NATO air and sea forces stage an anti-submarine · warfare operation in the eastern mediterranean at the same time, Destroyers, submarines aOO aircraft fr4?m the United States, Britain, ltal,y, Greece and turkey wi II parliciJ)ate. tary .,~--- AI' l,or '"" ~~ ·~"#I oflllo·~ ltwaamadobf,vqla thoc~~·-llhlp 01\ lllo .~• d ~ ' to !lie ~ i II! ~am. . ; ': · , ;llurlnllllo ·meetlill. ltwas llh no,111<ll<lli1&t lllo otate ~·fni!CXI will be held 111.May 23 at~. P1aaa ~ ~lor the ~Pih amlverlllrf clhmer to b8 holdat 6 p.m. ~ March 27 .ot ,tho boJi1e of Mila WCI9de. Cborlor meml>er• wiU be lnviteol and the . rilllal of the' Je!rela ond the axe!lllilar do· 81'91 will be. ~ Kirr, I'I!TUIJ liful. len, and B.ui !oflllor were appointed to the liomlnatlni commlttee. A Yll'lelj' ~ol 1~1 to ·be llold at tho Pea market plamed for late ljll'lnl were worked "" ..... II••· . in8 lho meeting, and 'another worklhap wao 1101 for Marcil 20 at 111o Welkft home. Norma Amlbary, Vera Crow, 'Birth of Son ~ , . ,1 · : •1, , Collipanlons ·and ~~,..- r.o~ \ """""· MrL Dt!ll'or ill...waare-eli!CI· ed in.._ of tbe lloclel;y fol· lowing I J'IIPll'l of the nomlnat· ing ~ &1..0 by Mro. Oscar Rouah. Otberollloeroilamed for the1B88-70yearwereMra. Grace PrOU. Yleepreo~ Mrs. NOrman Y..,....., . ........,.: Mra. 1IOOWt MeEii111111, aulot- . tile whirlwind. Thr stcn·dillg gram hill no Modi, il ah4ll IJield "" !!1ft!; if it ..... ttl tid, ollen.t would . dtoour . t.-Ho••• 8:7. , , .· · . 1 ' Acool $)2. 99 Miss linda Reuter to Wed in June ~~ ,and Harry Moore Joined ihe lesfonolreo of Drew Wel>MR. ~- lllliS. ROY REUTER, PCIIIIOI'Ol', ore - c l q r •lel' ""'\! 39 'l'huloda.Y nl&ht eopeclally to hear 111. E. sen-... the e......,ent IIIII JiA)rolchiqr IIIOI'l'llp ot their clluahler ,..... lfllY.01' ot Collimbue. !Jndl, to lll.vld M. Blrl!er, soo oflllr.lllll Mro. Robert J. ~Or 'SenJOabremor and Jean are couslna - his mother and ber, 1H05 llllureeu Drlvo, Clevoland. Mloa Reuter Ia 11968 llfr,,IJ'lllllmotber oo j'\""'• lather' a side, the ~s~ olstere. _Jean IIIla ua thol Mayor Senaenbrenner baa 1 colleCtion on Proal- · ll'lduate ot l'dnolw Rl&h Schoolllll- Ohio Nortborn Unl-•lv for • )'Ill', &I II curronll,y .q,Joyedat Natloni.ldo dtJII~~J'. Kennedy athlaol.llcewhich Is' vollled at llmoot •100,000. In Columbue. U. and Jean are both collecton It gla11ware. . · Her fiance, a 1966 IJ'eduate of ~k lll&h S.hool, wiU graduate from Oblo Ncrthorn Unlvoroil;y In J.- Tho weddq . ~. !:pMMUNITY IWII'Ioe sorvlce wiU lpln be trltclln Middl&o will be .. BY8nt ol J - 21 at tbe PCIIIIOI'Ol' United llletbodlat J0rt. W~e Wt year the aerYice Wll hold In the llliddleport HJ&h Cllu>cb. . ~ audltorioan, II has )illahout been decided II)' the Ministerial ,...,.latlon to lhlo year u.ae one of ibo churc:bee. · The -..UDIIY ~ Friday senlce wW be hald at tbe Firat BipUII Cburc~ with tho Rev, Rlullin Moyer aid 111o Rev. Max Donoh.. at tho -kera. ' SU: . IIAil A note this week lrlllll Nl• lllo!COII!Iilah MDier of Beverly of Pcmeroy. R'a her two 'ICXII ' oa.. 1111 Sfeve, Whop..; will! T1it ·Cobras IV. Anywayo, !riellli mliht be Interested 1n .._.,. that Nil1l has ellabllabed a booking .,.ocy for faleill. · Not _onb' doeo, ~be do~., !Gr 'rho ·j:o~>roo but werka for aovonl - • 01 ante-• - rock, ,COildey,' wutern, and CCIIIIed)o, Slit 11111 oho wciyJd " ' - to ·bear fr<lji l!ir oraaillzallon Inter- .- fan!lll'IJI hare tiled IDIIIlkiDI a booldJie, • · i '. QiAilAINE aellbw 1,1136 CooiniY BONE BLACK PATENT WHITE ' fllrl Scciuta clld and u a rooult the lr0ct1a are t31L80 rlchiir tboJ all, and tho ~~ .;llle troops rota1n ftvo ctn11 from eacb box ' RUTLAND - Colored qp and baked ~s will be featur. ed at 111 Ealler mar1<et plamed !or Saturday, April $, at 111o Rut1ud DePil toiOIII lllore by 111o Emma Kincaid Circle of t b e Rutland United-. Cburcb. l.!eeting Tburaclay at the home of 1\lra,. Harvey llrlewine, t h o III'OUP COIIll!cteclo memorlalaer. Ylc:o 1or· Mre. Floyd Tholnao. llound-robin cards were slped lor slolt.-lns inc1udlne Mra. c. R. Jordan, Mrs. Dua Epple, Mrs. Bertha Amoo, and Mri. Frances Larklne. A gill wiU be taken to Mrs. Amoa, o patient at MOisa Geoorallloapllal. ' l'$)MERO.X :... .·~ cu Votorana served by the AuxUiary Thuroda,y night at tile DAV ball• l'regaring and oonJna I h e chicken dinner wlllch was follow. eel by ice cream and eakl were, Mro. Sadie Wol!o, Mra. Mildred Wolfe, MrL 4-clla Gilkey, MrL Iva Turner, Mrs. UUian Holtmire, Mrs. Ethel Thomas, and Mro. Llnnle Wolfe. · During the mooting of the aux. MISS SUSAN E. JOHNSON, daUWtor of Mr and Mrs/Paul Hlary following the dinner, tho D. ~......... 411; lfaaOn. W. Va. . became tbe .bride of Merlin group Voted to contribute f5 to Troey, Jr.; dol Ftb. 28 In 1 d, . ble rlqr ceremOIQ' at the Pearthe lleort Fand and to the March , _ , lllpi$8l a.urch, P-aburJ, VL The bridegrocm Ia the of Dlmea. It was slao noted that "'"' ollfr. and~ MerUn Tracy, Sr., P..,....,, Route 2. . a new refrl&eralor and the ;bfido wore a ll&hl blue suit with 1' 1 111 have been pn-ehaaed for ...... acceoOCJr!eo; ..... - - of white l'lJIOIIude. the kltcben , . ... recenll,y aloo . , 1bo Jiow, Mr~ ~ la a p-aduate ol Wllhama 111gb School got a new coat of paint. Ud 1110 llaiiiPI!II• Buoloeso ~- She Ia ...,101811 iiY the 1Vt11Vfralalil Dopol- oiWellare, Pofllt Plealllli. . Mr.. · ,...,._of,P~IIJ&hS.hoOl,loatniJW 'tbii: . ,.~~~o.. 1111 b ~allM 4. He iiW l11n 1n The jaws of a grizzly bear ~ W,he.... he' ~ to_bt II;Uielled easily crush heavy bones. 1111 w11o piAu to Jolahlm there later. Mrs. Merlin Tracy Jr. , Recent Bride an-Canaday Shoe Stort I 1 ' a...-----------------------......:-....1 Nell DOor \II Elbirfelds 99Z.Z815 Pomeroy "Orro 1/APPY" hq KE/TII COBlE -e. ....!"' ·her ......,. . ""'!< UILEFIII'I and farrots, and oranp sec. dons. C~l ear~ rot sticks, and banana IIUdding. Friday, March 21 - F I a h sandwich, bittered potatoes, greeo beans, and canned pnma, Monday. hlarcb 2f - ~gbet­ tl with meat sauce, chee&e sticks, tossed salad, and allc.O pine. apple. Tuelday, March 25 - Meat loaf lrith gi'avy, mashed pota. toea, apple sauce, and cOokl.es. Wemelday, March 26- CbUI wlU1 crackers, cole slaw, and can. ned prunes. 1bursday, March 27- Creamed chicken, maabed potatoes, green beano and fruited gelatin. Fri!IIY, March 27 - Tuna fiob sandWich, alice of cheeao, tomatoes with macaroni, buttered corn Showing Our &duilve Mayt19 Bldg. Used &elusively l'orCERTIFIED MAYTAG SEIVICE. THAT'S THEBEST Wt Stnlct Your 0" Wringer Was•er and Your htamatlc We Give You The lest Trt... ln Allewaace For Yotr Pr111nt Washer Yau con buy a Mar· tag anywhtfe in the U.S.A. and find o Wllr llr w•ere You Have ........ who ~pairs "a A.......L.. _.. Of ,.• StrvIct Rtpa Ir? your Maytov ,..ec~..... Get W Carpet Service Here anti It Suttl' · Ar1old Grate ' ij .. 64 FAIRLAHE 500, 2 Dr., 6 cyl., and ,heater, w/w tiret. Sharp otlto. tnlno., radio own•r................$995 oM ' , I /_ U FORD GALAXIE·soo, 2 Dr. "ard Top. 390 ong:; •.. tr1n1, pow., steering, re.-io anti heat.r w/w tires: "'"'"' •~............. - ................................ .:.._..~.: ... ~.1895 • ... , I, I • ' Duto, ' 63 OLDS f85, 4 Dr., 8 c;l. Aoto. lhno,, p.;n,·"'"" 1•1, w/w. ~I ret. Shilrp...~......_,_ ..... Anytime Is The Rilht Ti11e f'l)f . FLOWERS Rutlantl, n .• '\ ,. '. I ' J H ........... , ' ' ~~· ,.!i..:. ••• :$79'5 ··. ... ' ,. In thio new Innocent colors. Miss .Americ~ Shea$ USED CARS 1nd lee cream. Ru.tla.nd ,Furniture 742;.:4211 ' '•. ..• . Spri111'1 newoot preltybaby Is this ' . culhy kld~kln flat. Pretty &his will bt -rlna ·L and Miss 50 ittioGdlc)\ lllo ~ 'dbfrel. of the ~DIIIIbted Amort· MilS. LOWELL E. BIJRNELLE ol Glouster, a hi.. torian general of the National Society of the Daughtera of American RevolutiOOt was guest speaker at the Charter Day Thursday, Mareh 20 - =~:;.~.bolo, Chicken Dinner . ,..,.._.,, • with crackers, celery and Mr1. Goor&e Losher prellenled lllo -am uling ''Heritage and Innovation ,of Worahlp" as . Iter topic. It wao taken from the book, "The NoiJ Propbots. •• Mrs. Everett ColweU .....meted the busineu meeting with Mrs. llarey WUllamaon sfvlng the secretAry lild treasurer'• reports. Mrs. llaac Teylor and Mro. Fleyd llollell were bollleaaes. ~ Refreshments were served to :those named lild Mrs. Doo Ao"4ersoo, Mrs. Weber Theobald, Mrs. C. 0. Bllbop, Mrs. Frank Rinehart, Mrs. Mary Beard, Mrs. · Lawrence Mllboall, Mrs. Ru._ sen !Jtlle, Mrs. James Tllua, Observed With F""'1~• ~cU of Glrl ·l!couta wldcblalresln i111!0 COUiilti-la Wet!<V~. IIId tbree in Ohio, ptaeveoalarpr Dtrcentace wldcb ·~·· Easter Market P-lanned By Emma Kincaid Circle DAV Birthday b.... o1 cooklool But that'~ wbltli!e!P lo uleoNo.,.... and ._,!llrlocout ceinpo. •Lunch Menus ,,,. ~,' ' . ll'oaatiolio .... •• beiDC '• - lllcl rtodle<l for lllletlll" uae II)' boih i.Wt and y o a I b . For thr~ sow ihe" """"' and lh<!l slulll ' ROCK SI'IIINilS. Bet t e r Health Club, TINrlday, at I he home of Mro. Scott Folmer. Red Carpet Service . · . Travel the shady side of sprine and summer companion in &learning black. , .,...,.,.,._ :~....~~~!.~!~;:1!{{:~~~ ·--~~y. • The old ~ Elemoni.rr . llobool ~Mp~illle ·'was IIUl'Cbued II)' area Oiturcb of a.rlll con- ola o,even ll!!"'"'o ·11•~ ouilciiOII; · ~.. Lee, at ·lit. ~· 1_1!!1· pllal, Parl<erel>u\'e. ori lllr<b ,t, , · · Graodparentaare~:andil'a· . Earl F. !"PI•, Sr., ,Maaoll. W, \. VL and Mr. llild Mro1Donald C..., .1·1' . Mora. Pomeroy, Route · ~ • .The . · ·, paternal p-eat • ....,.,..._,. . Thorman YCIUDI « CJUI<in, 'fl· 4 . va., and the materljal, - ~ ' · · . are Mi. and tire. harl H. Mora, Fomfrw, J1Cu1Ao 3. . • . 1 , ( r in a Miss America ~ut. , . J:"~OY- ¥ir~:¥\''- . , ~~ F~ ~·· lr1 , ci! ~· .~te 3, are ~~~~ lboblrih . ' SOUTHERN ATHLETIC Boost· era AsBOCiation, 7:30 ~at the highschool. WEDNESDAY BOSWORm COONCn. 46, Roy, a1 and Select hiasters, stated assembly, Wednelday, 7:30. p. m. Pomeroy Meson!c Temple. ~·"' lloclel;y of the lqddl....... Oiurcb ofCbrlllll . 7· .· . IRISH CELEBRATION WASHINGTON (UPI) - Irish Ambassador William P. Fay will come to the White !lou.. Luncheon o! Return Joaathan Meigs Chapter. Mrs. Burnelle, Monday- St. Patrick' a D~~Y-to right, is pictured here with Mrs. James Brewington, Regert celebrate with Pat Nlxoo, whoso of the local chapter. birthday Ia !lmday. Fay 1111 hll wile will proaent Mrs. Nixon with a Waterfor<l crystal glus vaae with oprlga of Shamrock on Ireland. Mrs. Nelle Franklin, lunch • and a Mro. Nlxoo's father, Will room superviser, todlQ' releu· • We hurry to your home - the Ryan, who tame trom Ireland, qui~ke1l aervi~e poulble . ed ffiOIIIS for the Jioxt two -'<s • We protect your home with Red that hil dau&hler be inollled in the Gallipolis CIQ' Schools. Corpo~t1 - your Moytog, too. • We u" onll' genuine Moytog foe· Here aro the menus (Bread •!'lied "Pal'' an<1 . .... blrtllclay tory porta. No aubatitulet. late. and butter and a ball -pint of be eelebratecl one day • Work it per4onnotd by Moytog, com· • • pan)'·lroined ltchnieion1 , milk are included with e a c h • We leove ev .. ything neot u o pin lunch): ond clecm your Moytog. • w. leowe a postoge•poid eord for Monday, March 17 ~ Pork )'Oil to evoluolt 011r wML bar b~ sandwich, cole slaw, and sllced poaches. Tuesday, March 18- Wiener oo a btm with meal ....... baked beans, buttered gordengreena and fruited gelatin. Wednelday, March 1~ Chicken with noodles, buttered poaa I . ·. . · \ da Board, fourth pdo and art teacher Will &lve a talk 1111 art emcatlon and display work or her students. The pre-lion by the CM!Io UnlvoroiQ' Playera acbe61led for lhla montb bas been postponed unW April. THEODORUS COUNCn. 17, Daughters of America, IOOFhall, 7:30 p.m. a. Patrick's Day par. t;y with games and relro-ento. ~·, ~ "*""' L-' Armou(lCe/; { ,, , . . Ingles , .. . . . RACINE PI'A, 7:30 Milt!loY nl&fll at lhe sCbool. Mra. Lin· tr::"'"'''(' . ; . liDIDLEJlORT ~ The n i w Cimcb ol CbrlstCUip,prqp-eoa .. ,oiii>UIIIinl \l. ud ~ 1br Ill Ull, wao cllicilailed by Mro.· ·: W!'lldell Gerlach at 'llllrl4ill al&ht'• of the l'1lllallioa • . . . Thornton. senior girls were Mrs. Clarence The _pins went to Brenda BradI ford, Southern 111gb School; ~lr; ley Rucker, Eastern 111gb~ · 1, J and Barbara White, Melg High llft'YOilmHI \. . . , farming methods and bomemaktng as well as vocational and ten~enes• night, .:;' COllie"""'* children. !ile said that the emphasis of the schools is to teach the children modem mtn, often uutlnc ill¥¥ i . ·· . eroa 1 academic subjects. ~ tiM! )lifo ~- oau"-Mr..llo;,'"'"'"~ ' and ,. I , ~ ".... -..-~ ~· !'I IV I• 1'11,)'1 por, to a.m, tor~-~ at ...... ~ .m ~- · ed SOulltorn ·lilgb S.lioi>!, Uf,mrla, man d lho· ~~~~p~e:r for the'JI\aa . """'''l'at!v•• Ia ~ by ~ ·"1111"'.< !q!ihero Ohio ·~ ~ )IQok.. . . ··· . 5. moontain i !Ia~ Qi.m'eG ''11111 ~~Yei.:'!lild . j,lrtl~ in ',. Philathea Socfet¥ P[es.i~en~ · . w.!k./ · .om Qdo .,.._ 'wU j>l~ ~ · ·llnOU Pl>it . wi1o1! ibo 'XI~ ~ CbW eaa' ~: ..,_. aq 'J>,IIL of~~ Pld ~ iDit 1tnld llf .~Uoni lelkiimalfoa . at the · W.~ 'llwl:oda.Y ' Kate Dune.. &nith in North Car- !II tive . 1 olina and the Tamassee in Ala· bama, both for anderprivileged I J •• "Mrs. -', Denver. ·R-ice .Re~flecied dl..- be a lite wav.-," llrL Lochary, Mrs. Bumelle talked oo the DAR supported schools, '·' • ' advised them to cherish the freedom they have and be patriotic ~ an<! loyal to their country. httroduced by Mrs. Patrick r • t.en, •n• IpnU lllrnello, pall Ill~ ·M, -raJ of the ~lllonal ' ll*' · 'Y, · ·< llou&!110fo of the Anteri<>lll HOY·. ., oiUiioo, oa1d Friday at lllo u, • aua1 Charter Day luncheCNI of · Retum Jonatlwl Meip Cbapter, DAR. Dlroclb!g her comment to the six aenlor llirls wlto as ilOOd cltizenahip test wlmers were guests ... " ' • at the luncbeol'l, Mn. Burnelle - ' .t. • . II I; Soao~~J, WorO~ 1.. lNB ; ., See our ench11111ing ms· ~ortmenl of fragrllllces, cosmetics lluilare es· pecially useful, pleasing, priced right! We carry a line of lovely per(11mes, lognes, bozed in her favorite frll!lran.cts. $368°0· Just introduc;d from -., Philco-Ford for Buckeye Land �.I ' ,. ' "' . ; . : to-'1111su.il!o71'1-.f&:"•P•~.Iflrehl~taet, ... . · .;1~'' ·' '\J · ·l •: , f: I .· ' J. ' ' ,.,., ...t= ·.· i . . '' · ,. ~ Comm.anity~. Ciub.':filb~ ·.r~1_iss · ·.v: icK-~ ·~yryn·:.! ~·~tty. I.S' . Go ~ Fund :: •. •. •. •. •' :·• ' • ,'• POMEROY - A IIQiart danee, a horN lboW, tbe sale of carvIng lmlvos lll!d all · oeeaalon cards, and tho eolleetlon ol bot. de c.,a which can be redeemed for cash are Ute spring mcmey making proje<ts ol tho Tup.. pers Plains - Alfred Women's Communlil' Club. Objec:tlYe of the women is to raise money for the construetion of a community building. : One hundred and twenb' - five :: from the February project, a :· soup suwer and sqJare dance. : Meeting Wednesday at the home :: lt Mrs. Oneita Cole, Tuppers : Plains. tile group planned a :· oquare danee fD be held on March ;• 22 at the tUppers Plains School ; from 8 p.m. tD mldnigh~ Re~ fresbments will be sold and ad~ mission for aWlts is $1, chU~ dren, 50 cents, and pre-school : children, Cree. 'The p.~blic is ~ Invited to attend the dance and ~ supJX)rt the conununlty club, :. Furthered at the meeting were ~ plans for the horse show which is scheduled for April 27 at ~ COOlville. The club voted to save S ~bottle caps from the Royal Crown ~ ~ Bottling •: • -· ;~ .• I· :: ;: :: :: :: :: :: :: ;: :: :: ;: .;: ,;. -!; ·!: . . Raising 'P~,oje9ts : dollars waa addocl fD the lund • . . Co. and hsa asked that residents wiUt caps to donate contact some member of the club so they can be picked up. Caning knives for use in cutttng frozen foodsandall-occasion cards are also tD be sold by tbe club members. · At the February meeting held at Ute home of Mrs. Ellzabelh Lyons, Tuppers Plains, Mrs. Pat BaDey, president, appointed eommittees for the year. They are: Advertising, Audrey Riggs, Joa:n Smith, and Nadine Goebel; ways and means, Nita Jean Ritchie, Ellzabelh l.yons, Merle GrUfitb, gm.tey Balser, Glenda Benedum, Janice Davls, and Mia Newell; su.pper, Mamlo Hssdley, Elhel Arbaugh, Le· 0118 Babcock, Arvllle Freeker, Bazel Barnhill, Gertrude Zum· . POMEROY - ·MiuVI.,.U . . . l'lou81•• . · ~ . ~!~~.~~;: , Mr. F~~=~r;f:;:-.:. 11011 of Mr•. and iiii"L Elloeh, t!rll!ll• coil1 dlellllht - · ~, .~ • eember 2%, at tho Tr1n1V Unlted Cbureh of Chrlot. The wediiJna vows oflllo dou· ble ring eerelno!IY was 'red at elub. 6:30 In the eveniJig by tho a... Mra. Colo served refresh· Wlllllm Barndt lll!d Robert F• . mento at Ute mooting held at her \)', lalllor of tho bride. home. The next meeting will be GITen In marrlaie by h e r held at Ute home ol Mrs. Dorl_s !aliter, Robert Fetll', lbe bride Koerilg, Tuppers Plalna, on Aprd wore a wblte l\llllength· A.Jine 9 at 10 a.m. Realdents of t h e peau de sole lll!d laee ...,, ' conummi\Y are Invited tD join styled wilh a soellaped naek· tho ellib. line wilh cluatera of !IOedpearlo, ~~ on Ute hodlee, and toor aleeves tapering in points at tho wrlllts. The gown was enban.,.S by a detachable ehapel troln of eballtllly laee. A forward crown ol petals and lace aecurecfber boUffant three-tier veU of n.g. llsh allk Illusion and abO ear· ried. a cascade bouquet ol white carnatloos centered with a white POMEROY- Themontldypsr\Y for veterans COIJ[Ioed fD the orchid. Mlsa PennY Gardner, Colum· Soutbealltem Ohio Molltal Health bus, was maid ot bonor; &rides· Center was stalled Thuroday by ntald was Ml88 Patricia KllneAmerican Legion Auxiliary units ol Middleport, l'l>meroy, Corning briel, Nelsonvllle; brldeamatron was Mrs. Judy Free, Pbmeroy. and Glouster. The honOr attendant wore a Mrs. Charles Kessinger, comgreen empire waisted l\lll-lengtb muni\Y aervlee chatrmsn ol the Auxlllsry of Feeney · Bennett shealh p>Wn or allk orpnza over l'l>st 128, Middleport, had charge crepe aeeented wilh a soquln ollhe par\Y In the absenee or Mrs. hodlee. The brldeemald a n·d Osby Martin, Eighth Dlstrlet brldesmatroo wore ldentlcall\lll· length gold sheath gowns of silk cbelrman. Games were CCI'lc:llcted for the organza OYer crepeenhaneedw11h 25 male and rourfemaleveterans a aUk organza train. 'l'hoy all wltll prizea of eandy bars, mlnta, wore mstcblng dalll)' headpieces, gum, combs, jeweley, pocket- and carried bouQiets or yellow books, pen and pencil sets, Easter and white daisies. Bill Fett,y, brolherolthobrlde, treats, cigarettes and tobacco served as best man and uahera being rewarded. Mrs. Harry Davis of Pomeroy were Guy L,ynch, l'arhsrsbUlll, Drew .. Webster 39 unit repre- and Terry Roush, Radne. senting tho Jwrlor auxiliary mem- boob, IIIII ~ "'"'lllll'i aDd tel~ Miry ~. Soncit• "'"'oar, Vera W~or, Dorothy RpbiDson, HazellllrllhiU. IIIII Boonle. Haelml\l'. All inembero will serve on the elOOIIIP ...,;. mlttee lor event• plallned by Ute !!Ira....., ;·; 'r . .. ' • ' ,' ' I"': ' • , ROY ARM; Min¥ovllls, <DIII~"B r,. eeotly .on :lhe,'II•Q)Ibtr, o(·IIOilPio·, !romillllneroi! vllls who hold ,no_.alble po;tU0111 In Mala• eouncy reealled, !hilt. fn tho' ~ h'l\IOe thoro !o. ~ E\!!bn l,u<ke, , Clerk of Courts; ~ • son, . Recorder;. allll Bob, RertedJioeh, .. flllioHI!j . In- lite banlcill& Oeld, ille~ 'J0111i ~ Paul tpoes, IIIII Ke\"1)' 'W~o, ·0111 ot the 'Oiriioro ol the 'BRW Hirdware. Me.,_ CGuniY ;iiiPreelatos the folk• from Ml,.novtno. Flexnit with ApJusr-A-THIGH adjusts to fit your very own thigh size ..• comfortably Veterans Party Held Thursday At Center bers decorated the refreshment tablea In a patriotic lheme. Nut cups with candy and napkins were provided by the .iunfDrs. Assisting wllh the par\Y besides those named were Jesse Ricketts, Haze] Edwards, Flora Blgga, laabelle Murrl\l' and Ole- ma Drake of Corning Unit 327; Arella Dew, Leta Westfall, La. donna McClelland, and llrbU lluluman, of Glouater 414; aDd Mrs, Hazel Morris of Middle· port 128, ReCresbmeD:s were Enjoy the comfort of this lightweight figure-firmer by Flexnit, with exclusive mesh inserts that adjust to lit your thigh size without binding or causing thigh· bulge. Helps keep panty legs in place when you move, too. Girdle is machine washable powernet made with DuPont Antron·Nylon and lycra Spandex. Choose from minimum to firm control styles, for regular or long torso . Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Freemon Enoch aroom·· 1\e mother wore an Registering llle ~s wao ' ....,. llllt c:oftee ...... fi11lrley Boxmr, Pomeroy. :Ibe ~r of the bride wore sorlel. Her <orAliO, wss llf\lle a phi< brocade c:oot and dreu camadonl tinted with yillow. Ono.-llalf...... ol pre -DQPtlal wllh maleh1ng aeeessorles. Her coreoae was wtdte camaU0118 llllted with pink. 2 FLEE TO WEST J:l!CHWEGE, GarmsiiY (VPI) served. The nexl par\Y will be oo April -Two Communist East German 10. The poeslblli\Y o! doeoratlng aoldlero !led to freod'"" In the ' Miss tho therapy room IIIII lesvfa8lt decorated fnlm one nvmt11 fD tho next was discussed. west acrosa a mlne..l.nf'ested udel.th strip," West German border pollee said saturda)'. They pve no olher details. .llannan_Trace Pupils. 1 . to Borrow Best Books . ' . Pf. PLEASANT - -.Threel,'l. PlesiBIII youlha were arrested by o!Ueers on ehargea or break· bir IIIII entering alter a Iorge IIIIIGUJit of OliPloiiVes Were found under the front pereh of I b e • ol A. M. Goodwin, 12111 !o!Eacbvn.LE - Unclor a pl!lll lull adoptod )>.y Ute Han.... Ti.-.. LoCel SehoOl Dlotrlcl, 1 lludenta. let~~ now !she bome 4J!e<tly fl'om Ute c:lassroom and for lime - u, fa. leading plibUIIIeri; elotl!·bculcl l8lt Called Stre,~ . Goodwin told of!leera he was tearing up tho porch fioor tD replae~~ It when hB noted Ute oxploslves and lmmodl&lel.Y called olllcers. The OliPloalvoshadbeen , objoet cl tnvolllpllon by ' &!nee,, It •..., ~ .~ 1111 1111!!> ~ Q>e TN1l Jiom1i •• we!ll~u=~~=~· ·To lltal!t ~ u: ·aroo by Charles Hernl\l' · laSt JIIIIAI')'. Bamey said more lhan 16 lglooo had been broken lnfD reeeotly but aU those explosives were takeft from jUal CliO Igloo. Recovered from tho biding place werelhree kego of black powder, me esse of dynsmife, roll of primer eord IIIII caps. ' Appearing before Jufce of Peace Roy Kincaid oo 111e breaking IIIII entortng eberges w e r e Ru88ell Lewis Leach, 19, Pt. PlesiBIII, Harry Bartles, 18; Pt. PlesiSIII, and a 17 -year-old JuvenUe. Leach IIIII Bartlea are free on boDcl and the l1'7tlar-o!d . wso rolooiOCI In tho eustod1 of Garmtnt Shown: Adjust-A-Thtgh panty girdle #5586 with front control panel. Long leg length, $8 00 •· BAHRFASHION CLOTHIERS CENTER) (YOUR 992·2351 hlil parents. :~::'='~!~)lbriry.. Communi~ _Action ~J IIIIIP. . In • OQiilplleated "cheek· ing out" proeedure. In moat ..... ' SiOES MIDDLE OF UPPER ILOClt POI.iEROY -~ t~~-t:J::i:;: Agency has Job ·Open OliPlalnecL . J. _ ~-- ' tUI!IW~r · 3 .POYERO\' . 111-n ' CaUs. Voluniioor !Ire- OP!M PRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 911XI ALSO OPIN ALL DAY THURSDAY Jlr~lt . ~ro · · · II"" ftres, were In Ute vll· 'lhe' olhor In · -ord lnilde Of Meigs p...,_ Alb- a bruah '· .•t · POMEROY .,. The GalUa • Meigs C<l!ununllt Action Apney Is In need o(a to sene •• lellllt eoordli'ator with projo<l •'Vp.Grade." The IIIPU<ant muot liio'a roglatered Ddrie aixl have suitalde tr&nii)Ortl~ the pooitlon~s $500 per monlh pluu rea!IOII*ble tnvel allowance. The PnJBI'OIII hao beee flnled thru Job 31 ·IIIII ,It Is ef~ted tD eontinue but thlo will depollll on l\lture llllllliJV, Interested ~ pUCUII shoUld m.lm appileatlon at ~· C.A.P. ~oroeein POI11Clr~, locataol ., Ill tho Melas Count,y Cou#halfae; or the Gallla CCIIIIIU' C.A.P. ollie<!. loelted In the GalUs Count,y CoUrthouse. AppllcaU0111 if111 be accepted Wlti1 March 24. nur,. "UpoGnde" is a Cm11rehe~~o slve Heallh Pl1ll!f8lll covering the counties of Gallla, Meigs, Jacksoo, VInton IIIII uwronee. Three C. A.P. apncles are Involved. Each li&Oncy has a health team consbdng ot 011e coordi.. nator and foue health aides. only 95 NEW MEXICO UPSET LOS ANGELES (VPI) - Reservs Rich Nleloen cllJnbo sank 1 pair of free lhrowa with 35 seconds left Soturdi.Y tD g1 ve Weber State an 111set 58 - 56 Yietory over ninth - ranked Now Mexico State in the eonsolatlon rOWid of the NCAA Far Weal regiOIII!s. UCLA, Ute No. I ranked college basketball team, faeed sa.t& Clara, the No. I team, In the regional. ftnalo. Model NDIIH Willi 5 Moot Warrtwl Admire/ FNIIIml us '. 1---31" wide---f FITS YOUR PRESENT KITCHEN FOR N!WE8T FIATUR,&. GREAT1!8T VALUE&.,. ·' YOU'RE SO TO BUY ' ' GIANT CAPACITY! ••.GRIAT ·~ALIJI!J.. AU. Nftll 1HI •·' . �' . ., ' '' ... ' ' '< 't' . . Pr,oposed Bill Would Revise·. Sch,o~l Foundation JL .' COLUMBllS (UP!) - ',Gov. dls,tricts ·I• cal<ulatod accol'dlllli Jame' ~A. Rhodes• ~;m~nlb.as ed- to the formula, In amounts d~ ucatkln tilll- which includes two' termlned by the districts' enneW ~ taxes- will propose a rollment size, teacher quallfic... maj~r revision or the stale for- · ·uom, and oomber or pupUs re-mula.~ror dlstrlbuUug money to celvlug speclallzed Instruction local schoola. aoo dlstrJct Y(Oalth. Ohlo'i school foundation rorPart o1 the formula also rests :.. mula has not under~·~ major on Jocal ellol:it. . · structUral revision stn.ce ltS lnIn addition to revising the eeption in 1·955. Mos.t c~es ·c or m u Ia, Rhodes' ~u~atlon , have been , incresses in otate package wll! add emphasis to payments !pr dlfrerent [fetor• ' the loetl ·,e!lort to gott!ll& any ot the exllti!V program. additionll •tate money from the " The program consists of a two oow taxes. , f00nda~ion tOrmula plus ~ ~veral The 114 per ce.it ve~or.s' eJE~o ·: extra-tonnula. stibsldies. ·Most else tax which will be proPosed ... state ~ diotrlbuted to JChool would be tile· key .to the formula • XJ GAMMA MU . Clllpter o! Beta ~ Phi SGroriQ' IIIII tile p..,.roy Chomber o1 Commerce report ekelloat ._ntloll in the · IIW1i details involved in staging the llfth annual Miss fiOUthern • Obio Pogeant. Eleven Meigs IIIII Galli& councy business hOuses have eontrlbuted funds for tile purchase ol the Miss Swthom Ohio crown, trophies lor three wiMOrs plus Mis• CC~Weniollcy and a small momento lor each of the no•~ eontestanta. . The 11 cortribulro& Include Dow~Uds Insurance, DownieGroos Clothing Store, Kips - r y , Tlr\v's FoodlaDd, Ingels Furniture, Nelson. Drug Store, Dutton& Drug Store, Duvls&uler Department Store, Moore's Pomeroy store. an:l the Ohio Valley Bank and The eoounerciol and Savings Bank at GaiUpolls. The pagssnt will be an event ot April 26 at the Meigs Junior Higb SChool in Pomeroy. THE MEIGS SCHOOL District Chll)ter ol the Fellow;shijl of ::;hristi.an Athletes. ooly recently formed, was wen represented at the birthiiY obsenance of Drew Webster Post 39. American l.egioo, Thursday nigh~ I AccOO!Panying the young athletss to the patriotic meeting were the advisors, Fenton Tlylor arxl Terry Ohllreer. SGT ROBERT SCHUSTER, U. S. Marine and son of James Scb.ts~' Pc:meroy, wcurded reeeatly :ln Vietnam, has been re-mo...t to a hospital in Jljllll. According to word recei>Od here, Sgt. SChuster is il!lllrovl~ He sustained trogmentat!on wounds in the - r left leg while engsgod In act!oo sgstnst the enenQ' durit1! a gr"""" allack. He wtedas treated at the Third Medical Bo!tOiion Hospital al>l then evacua to the USS naval ship, the Repose. IN VIETNAM - With his M-tS rille ID hind, Arm1 YOUR .ate Firat Class James J. HudMllla plc:tured at Gle wheel tile jeep hedriwsinV!otmmlorhillbaltllioo ...,.-r. The 2Q-year-old soldier Ia the ICMI or James H. H~, Pcmtel'<l!Y, Ohio. He Battery, is assigned to Headquarters 7th Battalion ol the Bth Artillery. Pvt. Hudnall entered the Army in JIIIIUary 1968, CO!JWieted ba&lc training at Ft. Beming, GL, and ar- ' ---,---,.- VOL 3 NO.7 - Divorce Suit ., F:tled in Court HOW MUCH YOU MAY SAVE ON 'YOUR CAR IHSURANCE WITH , AWARDED PAINTING- Mn. Gary Freeman, Pomtroy, ,').' left, was awarded thls painting Saturday at the conclusion of a ~· two week art show staged at the Pconeroy Nations! Bank by the •· ;· D' Artists Gallery o! Middleport. The painting being presented by Mrs. Maxine Griffith, cashler of the bank, was painted by " Mrs. Ruth Gosney who heads the gillery. CAN .. DO ALL ,. AT OUR HAN_DY.ONE· STOP SU,PE~IARKETI Hotel Bldg. Avenue . FIRST NATIONAL' AUJO 'BANK Phone 446-1290 Home: ,4<46·4518 Gallipolis P H - . ·~. ' ~\ .' 349 Third Attnlit ' ··' l1ussian, Chinese Communists Clash Soviet tsrr!tory in the tight lasted five boors am Eaot early Saturday and begsn the earl)' morning repulsed alter a livo-hour hlllli's when 'a battaliODostrong <J1'l;J~; the Soviets repOrted. , Chinese force attacked under \ I.· Both sides. reported casualties cover of heavy artillery and · '! :. in t h e f18htlng on the frozen mortar. lire !rom tile Manchur1 l Stro.s!berian lronUer. ian bank of the. Us.urrL ~~, The clash was the third in two ... . .there were killed am ·. :.·~eeka over a small, disputed wourded as a result," Tass f!ljind In the Ussurl River. Tho said. "Through measures adq>I~Sovlels said there were "killed ed, the provocateurs were ·~•nit wooi>!Ocl " IIIII the ·chinese expelled "'"" the !slancL This · m9 ret'~ . 'said there ; was latest in1>udent ormed,provoca"biOOclshecl." lion, staged , by the ·Chinese ~li'' ThlrQ' _ 0)18 sovtot border ' au~horltles, ,Is fr~ught with :>iguards were kliled •~>~ 14 grave coosequences, wounded in a biQOC!y battle The Peking version. said the · MUch 2. Chinese casualties sov~wliere tile first to attack, )we~e not announced. . The sellling "large numbers of rSqviets charged, the Chinese armored vehleles, \tanks and ~.~ Cc:inml~ atrocities . during armed troops to intrUde once ; that fight, mulilat!ng dead am again Into China's territory •• <'t/ounded with bayonets and " · 'f ' 'fr!ug ] at them at potnt-blanls It continued: oJ , "The intrllll~ troops were • · As with the earlier battles, the first to opon lire oo Chinese •each side eccused the .other of trontler guards patrolling the ' atart!ng Saturday's !lght al>l bli.rxL The Chinese frontier there would be severe guards were COilll)OUed ,to fl8ht T\'epercussions lrtntrufl!on. conti- back In aelf.<!elonse. The Soviet nued. Both nations cloim the side has kept on serollug oot '! Island- coiled Domanaky by the more armored vehicles, tanks .~ II!IJsians IIIII Chen Pao (Trea- and armed ItrOops and has .:INrel by the Chinese. opened artUiory fire on •rea• 'f' ·. Report Earlier Claslt deep within Ch!neao terrUory. I. ,statement di~ted by The Incident lo elQllilllug," ,~; SOviet news agency Tau ::::;::::::;;:::;:*:...:;;:~;:<:;::;-~;:::**~ [Wd Saturday's !lght can!elfler , ~ sides cla~hed In onother HINCKLEY, l)hio' (tJPO , btttle on Ffi\!aY. It slid.Poking Thlo ~ tcnmahlp of 800brae·•\.!itM ouller a "erushlug ed lor ~dl ~ ols!tora ~II"' !! lur'ther !acld~ were !'Jdl,i', attracted by , II!" relilm · ,!p~ ., . .c · , of 11a ra~ tu~·MJifda. •' )'eking ~o .monltorecL 1bl · l!ti"!l 1~, the return of the said there waa boJZardo 111 Morell 15 from 0ky0 ~·bloodshed" in the lateit· ~ lll1kaOwn cjuw&llj)lllrila hoident and reported an or zo,ooo peraoos :who come •"Grient and strOll(! protoot" had to - tho birds in lhe Metro\ " plllllll , Piri Rennallon. II! .... u_. Oc ... "' "' , ~ :..= . ' - .......... U . ·., ~ .' ~ · ~ ··~· "'~:Jt oz oo .- . ' 8·.• •0 . · . 01- O::::t -.a Ow 0 0 • • s.rvace. N "'-= M I =· o-. . ou .\;J · l!lo ...- . oa·. I · !1' . · · . ....... . ·, V\ :. $2~0,000.00 STOCK ! . 1.,,;-.ned .l REDUCTION SALEI ··:!lt STOP I I LOOI; 1f. ...,.. Warren 51cidMro QUGifty Saloa01an • ' SUNDAY, MARCH 16. 1969 . ~~lcle . . . . . . . . .. !fauid r 11 ttl dtstri~ - •••IIIIo or partlaDJ elt.i. tin in per Pfil ~ lltllt 11011 exists, the tt~J!ll1 ~ WhUe Je!Polot!"' •CI!CiD • lilt PT,OP,'&m 1!110 ... . ~JIIlil$ away because ihe Pr~ ~ not been COIIIJ)Isted; ~~ tioo source• aalcl 11\o>~ should be lntrtc!ucecl .:Jot 'IW GeMrol AaHIIIbi¥ ~ ' McElroy sold hli ·:!f# sffr now !J>!icaled tile 'biD .,. W ready this week. . · PAGE 13 ' ' • ' ' ' ''•''•' ...'•':>'fto' ..o'o'o' ,•• 0> .•~.....•...•''":-:-:•''.t;<'o' • •••-:-.......... -yf'\ .... ,...;o"«•'JI'O:o'o'a'\o! •• ,.... ............... t't..'i'o' WASIONGTON (tJPD - Sen. Richard B. R u s s e II D-Ga., reprded by many as the Senate'• most lnllufinllol member, endorsed Preaident Nixon's pr(IIOsed uaare&Uard" defeit.slve missile !;)'stem Saturday. The chairman oC 1 the Senate Appropr!ationo Com'J'illae sold an Antlba!l!at!c M!sollo System designed primarily to protect the nation's abll!Q' to atr~ back it attacked mnde "good Sense." He said he . would support the !;)'stem "vigorously and !Ully.• Russell's end:trsement iiearl,y completed the llot or key committee chairmen and em~ gres1lonal leaders whose ac~ quiescence will be needed to steer the ABM through a pther!ng storm of rank and rue congressional opposlt!oo. Apprqtrlatlons chairmen from beth the Hoose and Senate, whose commillaes cootrol money for the program, have now endorsed it, as well as the chairmen or both Armed wtn Services Commlllaeo, which begins three days ol closed control the aUthorizing leg!ola. bearings to hear Defense Secretary Melvin R, Laird and lion. In addition, every congres- other Pentagon witnesses. Lalrd sional floor leader except two- slso will appear Friday before a Senate Democratic leader Mike Senate Foreign Relations subMansfield and Democratic whip committee which has been Edward M. Kemedy- were hostile to the ARM system. Russell's support Cor the expected to support !L oaleguard Indicated that !here Manlfield sold Ssturc!ay much of the Sennte opposition. to the would be no more from ABM had been defused by Pentagon allies in Coogress to Nixon's modUicatlons but he expand the system or go back predicted a "determined effort" to the concept of the Johnson to kill the program or further · administration's Sentinel Sysdilute it when it reaches the tem, which was potentiaUy the most costly weapon ever fioor. There wiU be at least four conceived. The Sentinal was directed at noor tests this year ln each house or the program- one on protecting major cities from procurement authorization, an~ nuclear attack. The safeguard's other m procurement money, primary aim Is to protect the another on sits aclfllsltloll nation's strategic deterrent- its fourth on missile. silos and bomber bases. authorization and Russell had regarded the $6 sits 1\mcUng. There could be billion Sentlnol as a "loundat!oo mzens of votes. The first detailed examlnat!oo stone" for a later system, of the new program will come costing more than $70 billion, to Wednesday when the Senats protect the nation from a Armed Services Committee a sophisticated Russian strike. He said a decision on whether lt should be expanded usnoutd depend on· world event11" and expressed hope that the Rusa sians "would come 00 their senses and agree" on effective arms control steps. But Mansl!eld said he took Nixon at his word that the safeguard was not a building block ror a gargantuan defensive system. He said the President's assurance that It would not be expanded latsr and his declsloo to move the nuclear-tipped detensive missiles away from major population areas went "a good way" toward satisfying the objections of ABM oppooents. But Mansfield stopped short o{ endorsing the plan. He hinted at the po.,ibillcy of trying to achieve some -sort ot compromise -possibly more money to further "harden" missile silos witJ1 cement and steel, rather than protecting them with defensive missiles. Po-licy PARIS (tJPO- The pr<llonged absence In Haool or Le Due Tho, the top North Vietnamese peace negotiator in Paris, strengthened reports Saturday that HanoJ was pursuing an intensive review of Ita policies toward the Nixon ldmlnistratlon. Analysts or North Vietnamese atfalrs said the. consultations in Haooi .I>Y Chl!rman Ho Chi Minh's leaderahlp in Tho's presence prosumab»' have qpen extende'd into the possible lJIIP&ct o! the Sino-Soviet border con!l!cts oo the Paris talks. The Hanoi goverrunent's consultations were . held agal111t Soviet reports that ·Communist China had stop!Jed ~ulan armo shipments to North Vietnam through Chinese territory, Gaza Roeked By Blasts Satunlay By United Preas lntomaUooal Exn•·,· Viet Cong. The policy review in Hanoi now apparently Is being held against the background of the rapidly worsening tensions between Russia aOO China. The threat o( a major conflict between the two giants has cast new light on the Paris talks, observers said, because North Vietnam may find it difficul~ to continue its de1icate balancing act between Moscow and Peking. Seeks Western SJ.t)port Russia, seeking Western support in her showdown with t.."hina, may put pressure on Hanoi to moderate its sta~ at the Paris talks In return, observers said. They remarked, however, that Communist China which always has been opposed to the q~ening of the Paris peace conference, might view with. added hostility ThO. special adviser to U1e North Vietnamese delegation and seventh ranking Communist party official in Hanoi, new home Feb. 10 via Moscc:M and Peking. His talks in the Soviet and Chinese capitals were held helore the Sino-Soviet border frictions erl&)ted into the current fighting in the frozen wastes of the Ussuri River. Tho's departure wu largely eonsidered as foreshadowing a thorough examination of the mUitar)' aOO DOiitical situation in Vietnam In the wake of President Nixon•s accession to power. Tho's preYious trips to Hanoi each have been tollowed by new t a c t i c a 1 North Vietnamese moves in Paris that finally led to the total U.S. bomb!~ holt lost Nov. I, aoo the q>eniug ol the present !our..way conference !ncludiug beth Saigon aoo the May Establish Human Relations Committee 11 rocked Ioraell held ~za Saturday and author!Ueo ti&blllned oecurlcy me&IIUI'IS MlliDLETOWN, O'hio (UPO al'!'lll tile Gaza !lrip border, it St.;t. llowlrd ll Cromwell aays Jerulilem, pollee Aid U.., had erackecl a larp Arab gnerrilla a human relations ccmmltteemay network re-alblo for aOYerol be established at M!ddletownHigll School to deol. with studentgrlev~Gala Clt;Y ~· noar- anc,s. iJ .cltiOI'Ied U4 finder healy cromwell met with adelegstlon armed patrol In tho wake or of six atudeftta., four Negro and IIIOI'n!ni bluti by 1\anci ~· two white, to 4!scuos 1 l!ot of 12 and molotov rocklluo. 1arae11' . dOmondo which Included a re·held Nablua 'remalnad under an queat for more Negro teachers ._..~ •Oiock curre. exeep~ and a Neero history course. Over tor .a two - ilotar bfeak for rei- 100 Negro studeots walked out of the school oo Feb. 10. iclenlllll bey fOod. The MlddletownSChooiD!strlct was charged lost year by the Department ofHealth, Education and Welrire with v!olatl~ the 1964 Clvn Rights AcL HEW said the achools were racially imbalanced. ci'otnwell aald this was due to a ·shJft in students during coostruct!oo of a new hitlil sehool. He denied any diacrtmhatlon In the schools. HEW ofr!c!ols ~cenUy made a aurvey ol scJv;da here. No report has been releasedontheflnlli~Ws. teilortll t.omb,. ' TOPPING THE TOWER, a bage magnelle tlntaa II hoisted skyward in Hone Kong. Tbe gear atltlo Ole C...... Colony to tile growing aumber of earth otat!ons Ia Alia beaming In on rommun!caliono oalll11lteo. Communists Blast ,·Downtown Saigow· any softeni~ of Hanoi's policy line. There was speculation that ~ Peking may have decided to slop the Soviet bloc aid shipments ror Hanoi in order to cut Soviet infJuence in Hanoi ' provoke new risks or conflict between Russia and the United states and try indirectly to torpedo the Paris conference. Trends Must Be Altered COLUMBUS (UP!)- The president of Battelle Memorial Institute said Saturday that the pressent trends in society must be altered in order for civilization to survive. Sherwood L. Fawcett, in a winter commencement address at Ohio State University, said If the present trend cortinues the world population wlll double in the next 40 years. He said at the present rate or occurrence, crime wm increase to the point that on the average each person will be a victim of a major crime eight time& a year. 11 These projections are frightening. lo say the least," 1-"''wcett said. "But you may take comfort in the koowl~ they are all wrong." Fawcett said the trends will not continue. because we are in a continuous changing process. "These changes are brought about by creative innovations throoghoot the many facets or hUI'Din ellleavor," Fawcett said. ( PI) SAIGON U - Cmnmunist troops ~ned the fourth week of their wmter olrenalve limday morn~ .by firing seven power~ Soviet~made rockets into downtown Saigon. It was the first 5 hellin of th ~.th · g e ~ Vietnamese capital in 10 days. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage In the predawn barrage !ilnday. U.S. spokesmen said the big missiles apparently landed in the city's first and fourth precincts. One was reported have slammed into the N.,...ok\ Bridge, a main span over Saigon River, A I 11 e d arlillery batteries opened up on the so-called ...Rocket Belt" in swamplands IIOUth of the cicy minutes alter the missiles hurtled into areas within a few blocks of the RELEASED FROM HOSPITAL BOSTON (UP!) - Cardinal Richard Cushing was released Ssturday from St. Elizabeth's fbspi.tal where he had been under.~ a series of' routine tests and X-rays. A spokesman said the 73 .year. old card1na1 lYent home "and is resting comfortably" atter rouIIDe Isoto of his general health. NAMED CHAIRMAN CINCINNATI (UPO- WUliam ll Zimmef, president or the Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., Slturday was appointed by Pre¥)dent Nixon as local chairman of the National AlllanceofBusinessmon. Zlmmer sueceeds Howard J. Morgens, president oC the Procter & Gamble CO. I .&J.l . • ' . .. • ,,, ~· . .lllcabltti It · ,, & 'I ' ' ,, ( Q lelislatures • h o " I d a-nd U....sea Iii le&illaied . -··" lild .-. .... ' • the • inarket' and pbaolnil aut price and pt'IIGiction c:<lntrola Ill thet benefit !eder~al far"' nOW r. . . oua farmers nuc:h than · poor ...... It llold the """"" could be uled to clreCtq tho rural poor. •" !IJ'(IWidl a~bsldles •* It was the fWb shelliDa af Saigon since the Norib Vietnamese-Viet Ceq otr•llwe began. 1be Jut attack • March 6 kUled . 22 SOUtlt Vietnamese clviliana1 the ._. viest toll of the war ln.'allaile rocket barrage. Meanwhile, U.S. mnitar)' sources reported corroltorllllll evidence !rom captured Norib Vietnamese troops !bat Colllllllnist forces were lllibl supposedly neutral Demllltarized Zone as an avtn10 for attacks into south Vle«ni-ue rritory. a. oqey Main Solution Says Mayor Undsay COLUMBUS (UPO - tmf York Mayor Jollt V. L~ said Saturday the ma1n 1011111• to tile problems of the cities he expects !rom " ' Ni X0n admlniatralkti! ' ill ""*',a umoney." • '· '' Lindsay, here lor an ·addleu to the slats llepljlllcan ,..,._ Committee, sold the bi..J II · problem New york Iiiii · urban areas has is a '1•"1'. ar :~il§,Jil operating fUnds." . . u A workable tu:...a..rinl grnm between tadel."ll, · Jiio.. . · and local 1101'~ come," Lindsay uto vide the aolutlcll the Jlft\lt... ·•i lems of tile natlm'a il hl1 addresa. New Ylll'k had an cltftclt or $500 mlllklll oald,,~~~:~ pirt . or t!>ot "BiP;l\ttisan _Commission l·t presidential palace. took omce. He admlnlstrailon .' Why do More People Bily ~r~l-' Cars in Gallia ~;County Than . W,hy- Do More People B~t· 'Chevrol~t TrUclcs, ~~~ Gallia County , . · · , ,. · . · . • · Make?' ANSWER: NO. 1PRODUCT -·QUALITY SALESMEN - BESt SE,~VICE ..... .8e5T 'WARRANTY- BEST DEAl FOR voui You c~n't (;et,A ·..blaJ Afly'f'herel ' • dl..r ....cle• in ... ..... • >oJuetlcln- . ........... ABM Gaining Support is a 1965 graduate of Pomeroy · High SChool. PLAN SQUARE DANCE OUT LONG BOTTOM way, Fnnk Azllrew, son ol Mr. and Mrs. TUPPERS PLAINS - T h 0 Francis ADdrew, spent two weeks here with relativeS and frlerxts Tuppers Plains-Alffed Women's after cCIDPleting a course at tbe Sparan School or Aeronautics at CommuntQ' Club will opooaor a Tulsa, Okla. plbllc round and li(JI&re dance He received licenses in airtrame and power plant mechanics. lrom B p.m. until midnight SatYoung Andrew left Thursdl,y for san. Francisco, callf., where urday at the Tuppers Plains Elehe will be employed by Lear Siegler, Inc., am will be working for mentary School. Robert Pickett this C<IJIIIIII> In a civilian capoc!cy in Saigon, Vlelllam, lor the next will be caller with music to be slx months. ltlrnlshed by tho Francia Andrew ~ He is a 1962 grad,... o! Eastern Higll SChool arid ser...t lour orchestra. Pre-achool children years in the air rorce, aix months ot which he served with a hell,. will he admitted lree. copter crew ln Thailand. many o(' ·the proposals which Rhodes' wlll offer in the tormulL u Present methods oC ~Jaing school support could be cijangect to reduco the n.. nclal disparities that exls't among districts," Ute report said. "The method of d!str!buli ng state ald could be made more direct and could be cha~ to enable distri!!tl to reduce the number of pupUs per teacher/' As a generaJ rule or school finance, the larger the districts being taxed, the smaller the iunbN:Jl X[imts- itntintl CONVENiENt FAST • •·• • • • ' ~Lima, recemly rccmnme~ ties some $300 million on a 1 Clnt legislation, pr.obably wwld ,per cent rate. with the larger, not become effect!'ve until the Industrial courtles gleaning the 1971-72 school year, moo~ This stipulation was made AI least ooe-hall of that In- because sChool districts now come would have to go to edU:. are pi'eparing budgets and hircaUoo wxle'r the bill, while the ing teachers tBKier the anticiother Ol'le-haiC went to goverrr pated Income of the present Meltal operations within the formula. councy. U a new formula were to be Another part of the foundation used immediately, it would revision would be getting the throw local districts lito a fiformula switched from a teach- nancial situation in which they er unit b&si.s to 1 per ~ pupil woWd not know hoW much basis lor getti~ money. money they would get from the Admini5lratloo otnc!als said state, officials said. A legislative stllly committee, the new rormula, although it would be enacted with the pres- led by Rep. Walter L. White, ' rived in Vetnmn last OcdJer. He · POMEROY - One <!lvorce action was filed Frlc!ayintlleMeigs COUIIQ' Common Plees Court and another was granted. Charging gross ~eg!ect ol duQ' and extreme crue!cy, Rita Rizer, Pomeroy, Wed suit for divorce from Glenn Rizer, Pomeroy, and · A NEW SERVICE by tile Meigs CounQ' BoolanoblJelleadquarters asks custody of two minor chilin PM1er0)'. For the be..,fit of the hllld!clj)ped am blind, a new record dren. Granted a divorce on a cross ployer with a new 'sta>l.Y o! records has been received at the bookpet!t!oo was Katherine T. Weever mobile. The records are timely inclwl~ weekly news aM late from Dooald H. Weever. In her book;;.e record player is available on a loan basis IIIII these in- cross petition, Mrs. Weever charsOct gross neglect o1 du!o•, terested may call the heedquarters, 992-3745, roVtaiO!Io. A maJOr porltOO or the tax goi111 to education. That $11 nrUl!on monthlY receipts automatlcall~ <IU!'lines a disw9Uld retUrn tO locll districts trict lor the schOOl foundation fonnula money.., under the roondad on lormula. Under Rhodes praposal, in But, whilo add!Uoool money most cases the 1oeal eflort would be avallable> tile baalc ' . . local eftort prerequisite Cor ge(... would be increased by certain, ling that money would be in- c~rently uOOlscJoaed amounts, to a higher effort, not necessarcreased. John McElroy, RhOdes' chief Ily property tax, and then the administrative aide, sald the new money would become legislative proppsols · will ln- avallable. One of the exiJ1l local efrort clroe stipillatioo thst most counties and achc:d diatrlcts In- items which would be con&t~ crease local ollorts substallltal- ored in the !ormilla is 1 ·1 to 2 ly to gst the additional money, per cent permlsshie county inLocal e!lort now is set ot come tax on personal incomes. The tax alone would net counhavlug 17.5 miUs or proporQ' the- - d 001 19TI. > "Bii ci(v put . . . "but f ' ' !. . . . . . . . �. ··' '. ' ,; . •I · r · . ~ .... ' . ,. ',. II . . .__ ~ -,~ ~ ,, . .': ' ' It' . WI I...V.'II!IHT -· GALLIPOLIS - River News in Pleasant dockl. left tor West the GallipoliS Daily Tribune on Point where they wtU lake 111 March 15, 1919, mentioned Ule positions in the shipyards. The !&land Queen and Mo<nlng no-longer in print Middlepol-t Leader, the late Billy Saul am Star open the excursionseasonlt the Glllipolis Catholic Church. ctncinnotl nextSundiY, March 16. The Queen comes to GaUfpollsln nlE MIDDLEPORT LEADER April. said, "On Mondas, Moorehouse lURCH 11, 1919- THE FOR· of Ravenswood was the guest of Billy Saul. He Is an old soldier MER Gllltpolts packet Helen and Mr. Saul reealled that In Lone sold here last ian to the 0.. 1857, he and Mr. Moorehouse erv!De Grocery Co. of Plaquowent down to Gallipolis to witness nlne, LL, of which q!>laln P. V. the laying of the cornerstope d. Rcme i 1 master, has oot turned the Catholic Ctmch erected that 1 wheel but wtU be rea<b Ina few year. TheJ went daw.n on the days. It was lalsel,y rePO!Ud tllat CoOOor No. 3, a towbolt built the Helen Line hl!l broken in two. The lane waa formerly ........d and awned by H. B. Hnrton, the by Coplaln John W. lane and ran Condor having been uaed to car· In the Kanawha Riverouto!Char· ry an excursion ·party from the Pomeroy Bend. Mr. Moorehoule lestoo. has been an armual visitor to Mr. MARCH 12, 1919 - CAPTAIN Saul durirw all these years. These Slmuel A. Hamilton, vetoran rtvold friends stelmboated together erman, qutelly celebrated his on the Condor six years." &2nd birthday anniversary Tuesdl,y at the home of his son. cap.. Here is a day-by-day report of lain George Hamilton, Lower other interesting River News: TO -GHA LENGTHS TO GIVE YOU THE record. Famtlleo ahould hang yw IIIIM? And what do yoor resders think ol>oot toplher, doo't lids?- M.A.M. Desr M: ' 1'•7 Families shWld hang together, rlg!rt. But II parents believe • legal leaaon Ia lbe only o n e which will lake, then perhaps Iiley SHOULD conBUit the outhorttles. In next week'a column rn tell yoo abt>lt a better WliY - a visit to lbe drug wsrd at a !late Hospital. I all beg(mlng • 'dopero" could tllk to those wm •'hrle been" and are trying to mske 1 eomebeck, we'd see a great wlttle you mlgtrt get anotber OV· erseas pen pel through VIET. · NAM MAD. CALL, ~Ot-A, Columbua, Georgia. 7""" letier to a Servl<tm~~~lnllldo an envelope addresaed u .. . LAftX . · BASEMEIT.PIIIT WHITE AND COI.OitS FOR WfMENT OR ANY INI'IIIOR MA.. wAJ# $ . SONRY SUifAa. . 99 ....... .,-. . ..., -'-" ... •• '- 1 P.M. TO 7 P.M. Wllat do you think about a • $ ' j: "• •...'·.,~ '' .' ... latller who would turn In his mm ..., for smoking mar(jJona? lob' dod soya this Ia lhe only thing to do, and he gives aa an exam.Pie tho mtUionalre(IBnlntaofaPennIII'IYanla teenopr. This girl re -ed 10111e pot !rom her boy. trJond, IUid her . . . - . had ~ . •relied. !Jle p>t 18 montho Jll"'l>aalon IUid a f300 fine wbl<la llle hU to Wllrfl out herselt. lloolll't tbl1 action seem Uke IRIIII'Ian da,ya WileD chUdria lniormed m relatives? llhlttk Jlir• . .. could hl!l!llt thO irlaUir i.,l • Pti>UdJ. dllld 811d I ltwnlllotllnl!l!o ' &IYinc him a JIO(I.. . ., ' BAIRD BROS r· '., ...... SUNDAY Dogs r ....... . I IALLON =: •• . ''· 1.;,. it•• .10.. l"' .. """ - -rolouclit.... ... oolotful2 plooo .,.... ~R, KarolynSoulaby, Nina satle1, Rise Surface, SylvlaSWU. Soratzel, John 'hnlll>- 1111, Jamu ~~ with a great 446-4110 367:7598 "=~~~~~~~ f.l6.'1 ERSON, ,lllary Brlcklea, Ednrd Braom, Clthy Bunce, 1WILA CLATWORTHY, Stan C'!IIOI, DBBB1E CROW, Anlla 'Fuhz, · ' USED AND IEBUILT 'PARTS ........... -- ... _ _ .. - ·~ ·. ~·111-- ....... ~ . ·~- Footlocker 00 -·---- ... a a 11!4 ' •1116•-..., .88. I ' I.\ . '' • . '· ' ·.... - --· • ., lillie .:·G·Y :·:·M·. ·· • E...,.., Choose from these and an other Revco Brands: • :·33 · · ,, :.: ... . . ·Vites Chewable Multiple Vltamtns ...•.. lOO"s $1.48 Tasti·VItes Chewable Multiple VItamins wflron 1oo·s 1.68 .84 Formula I Multiple VItamins . . . . . . . . . . . lOO"s 1.17 .59 Formula I Multiple Vitamins wflron. . .•... 1oo·s 1.47 .74 Formula 44 Daily Maintenance VItamins. . . . lOO"s 1.28 .64 "-rr--.... Formula 44M Daily Maintenance wfMlnerals. . 90's 1.33 .67 Formula Tl Therapeutic VItamins ......... too·s 2.98 149 Formula 66 Therapeutic VItamins w/Minerals , 1oo·s ~.49 VItamin ,A (25,000 USP Units) . . . . . . . lOO's . l9 .35 Vltamln Bl (25 mg) . . . . • • . . . . . . . lOO's .43 .22 ' VItamin·BIZ (25 meg) • • • . . . . . . . . . . . lOO"s .96 .48 VItamin C(100 lllg) ·. . • • . . • . . . , •.1. • 1 lOO's .44 .22 E (100 I.U.'s) . . •.•... : . . . ( . lOO's 1.88 .94 Tablets. . .• . . . . ...•... 250's .96 .48 . wfVlosterol . . . . . . . lOO's .83 · .42 0U ~~&s '(~ Minim C&ps,ules) . . lOO's . :sa .29 ~~:::;:::~~ \ ...;· . -------.--:::::-·-... _. ---· .;...... .. . ...·--=· ..;. --- --.;;.--.-. .......... ·.-...... -::::.· ..... '""'· - ...-.··~" ~·..-· .... ...... ,_. ,, . ' .- ........ ... __ ·= _______ ...... :::·-. :: ~~--·-~- ..... Ott- "'"""' .74 t BAG ' on all Revco Brand .Vitamins ·~ -~=- ..v.-~-- ' .1, .. Buy one at Revco's Low Everyday Discount Price Get the Second at Halt Price ... \ . deil 18aa dnlg uae among yOUill -le. -IL . -- .. ·1£.:; ... '. FESTIVAL· I ____... Gloria Goff, Davki~.Bel'­ t\!'' "-•11• RebeecaHoud•• ubell, Gle... Keys, Nancy Jo ~· __., Mlrk Mofer, Mary Pear· . f./ ~ ~ Porch, J~<o RUey, :~.· Frllilla Rizer, ~ Rouah, OWNERS: :f; Ko1lil Ruaaell, Glellla Sprque, Henry, Dan, !;.; Nlttell st. Oalr, REBECCA TRIP· Paul Baird ' l " LETl". Donna Weber. . :: Tlton , In capltaii- ........._ _ _ _ _ _"""" MET~ price offer bW, Beverly ThatiiPson. Kathl' e 1:: 10 ....,, o...,.oatlnv Auto Wrecking j::·. . ' 'l ~ . l I • In lhe Austrian animal worbl. e!qjloyed by tbe city :;. JUNIORS - Jane Acree, Lll>- administration got uper diems" •" ... Bollt Brenda BentzI Dotml increased by lour eents. This 1:0., '"'l 'Bnrttam, Rendy llilrt, Llndl Cor· them on the 1111110 level as 1:.' dOlo, Jerry' Clato, Pemde Caton. pula pollee dogo, <lv otiiclalo oald. :, Jl!df CGqtba, Ko~ Callie, LINl.. DA COtfRJLL, Janlee Couch, ~~ JIJI(ee Eastman, 1\fax Folmer, ·~ Soulll Gerlich, llopr GUmore, ~.. . TilnaiiQ' Glaze, Marlene Goodwill, IWenGrlllllh,RicbardHa11· ::, le;y, hrry HQ"es, Cheryl Hutch-,., lnlan, Rhonda Hyaall, Juanita •• '" JortoU, HAZEL KISER, ~ Knorr, Cherry Lewli, John Ldtoe, Jan ~· ~ne Me••• Gonll, Steve Mlller, PAM ~ ;,, NEVTZLING, Dorottw Ohlinger, RCiberta Ord, Pamela Rawson. •· · Jam Rile"·~ Linda Sheao:It lltld, Darla··-~ Sheridan, GEORGE HECK'S BRAND ACRYLIC LATIX ~llitar.Jot ·-- - · VIENNA (UPO - Vlenneae watchdogs have won a pay raise thll eUmlllllas dtscrlmlnotlon iii!, ............ -. Richard Dllln, Merlin DOGS GET RAISE =: t!'i lllrrJ Wooda, Bobby V1111<1. WWiam W. MDbeell,llt: I Long Bottom, cle!eeti1'e """"II, t:; and coats; TempiJIIln Grveser, I!D Fvmeroy, detective llahll, .$5 and costa; Lorry G. Gropn, MlddleporJ, spieding, $1~ and coots; Roy Jomsm, Ch8B· ter, ahoollng do& $18 lllid coelll; Thomal Lee While, R~ 1 Long Boltom, lnJecure load. $5 and eoats; cUruo WoHe, Rt. 1 Long Botlom, tlllure to yield rl8ht ol. wai, $to and coats andcecDHI&· ~. lntoxleatlon, $10 and costa. aaement. i;l' U~LLDIIII Mol!ler, RL f Pomerw. Flne1 levied """' as folloWs: Robert C. Parker, Selpre, explredoperator'oUconN,$16and costa; Clar..,.. S. .Jordan, RD , Pomerw, opeed, •16 and eoats; Clll!ord lYhllllnstlllt, llorriMII· .We, lntoxlcallon; $10 IUid eoots and asaawt' and bauer,-, f1S and costs; Paul ~. Horrl· aonvllle, usaullllidbotterr,$25 IUid cosis; . Vtm~~~ 1!. Muey, RD ReedeviUe, DWJ, $150, coats, tllree da,ysln Jail and 90 days II· ceilee .._stan. .......... - ·-::: -::.-:.:.!1' ' ·'~ · t'l - _i}f5 If you really want to save time andmoneyfinance your car here! above, Ing charges. - H. lJOiiN HOUCK JOINS AUTO FD!M - John Houck, ·201 Klueon Ave., GeiIIpollo, hoi joined the 'oalea Ioree 0( the Galli(XIIIs Motor Co., acc:orcting to an announce.. ment saturday by ReX M<Cor· mlck, pneral oalea manager. llouek boa been engaged In tile automobile buslne11 f..- 14 years. Houck wlll assiat .M<· CollJ!l<k In bulhoaleUiliiiW>o ! ' f ASTE BASKET. and enclose five centt for maJI- Dear Helen: ··s::: b: ·OLD ANCHOR SirPER - SIZE out a Serviceman's locadm by writing to lbe Army or aome. thing?- LOSf HIM Desr L.H. : Getting a Servlcellllll'a ad dreu from otllcial IOW'Cel ius bard as gott1ng an llllli1ted JIIDI. · bor from the telephone ....._. I you know tills fellow'1llome town (and II' s small) yw might loeate him wllh a ''Pieeoe r o r. nrd" letter addressed to the jloeal post otiice. Or perl!IIJS a Dlltual friend rnilibl help. Otherwise, you'll ,iUst have to . walt and hope for a leiter. Mean· ' burgl.ary Incident o! IIIII Jeer. ·~hoi reto eotllll;v JaU after belnc • ·• lA> (1011 $1,000 boad. · Also oontlnued were caaea of assault and -betteiy agalnat AJo. len Lie Klnl, MlctdleportiiiiCIJolit · !",.. J......., u. .I & KMOBILE HOME SAL.~ES..-.., MldiUeport, chargecfwtlh Ia coanectlott wllli lbe i. ' MOBILE HOME RIGHt FOR YOUI ,fij,,,. l lor Hllh Sehool hiW. beeit IU!ed · to lilt - r o l l at tl1o <l010o!the 11x weekalf!lditW period. ~· Makl.. lgndeof"B"orlbove . ~ Ia Ill lbelr ali>Je·.:ti to be named ~~~ 10 the roll were: ;,.·.. SENIORS. - Connie Bochner, !'\. Clthy 'BIIIey, C<ltly Boolbe, Jl!df ~ Bretrer, Rheba 1 Bricklea, Janice ll'l':'Baac:h, WendY ~r, !JleU. !::.' ·Clildo, l'll!flela COlllnt!, GLENN Ml I t'· CRISP, Jamea Crow, Fred Dav;t it, Radne)' DI.Vh, ~n Florea, llla1")' . Jane Jenldnlon, Shirley .two;e 11an1o11, Marlll j!i: H.....,., Btuce JUBilee, CHARLES KING, Con {\Iaer, SUAn »:' ~ Brenda Lie, Mary ....... ~ Mcl;lllllel, -' !13rta Mol'" Gutn, Becka McGuire, Shirley ,;,J: Me~, Joaeph Martin, sa.>!'"o, drl lllller, RenlJ Mulford, Suz••!!:•· 'l'lrtlow• Elaine u_.,.,, .._... ~> Bebeecl Rldford, Ct.th1 Russell. !IIJ\ SHERIIIE SHULER, Kathl' Slm· ~: m0111, WWiom SlAter, H or r y •••. Slawtlr, Janice Smith, RaDtl¥ lb'eltl, Glor\i Toytor;·IiEBEKAII o. , TAYLOII, DEAN WEBER, D.... W.,.rlll!lfller, )bTta WUson, BARIIIIRA WRITE, Vtolat Wolle, 99 YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! This oolwm Ia tor young peo. pie, their problema IUid pleas. ures1 their troubles and tun. As wltll tile rest of Helen Help Ual, it welcomes laughs but woo't dodge a serlooa quostlon wttlla bruoh.ol!. HARDER THAN GE"M'ING AN UNLISI'Eil TELEPHONE NUMBER Desr Helen: I was writing to a oo In the aervlce and lost his addresa. Since he was going to be tranl· !erred soon, (!e. probably waa 11>o busy to write a letter wonder· lng wily I llidn't wrlto, IIIII """ rm mlaerable. 18 there lilY WliY you can filld POMEROY - T11enty ·three cases were ·heerll and ~ olh· ,....e eontlll>ed UDIII March Ia a sea#ontiMalsOCauilt¥ l"ll'l-...... 111 F -. . Judee Fr~ W. Pofter, Jr., the CliO 0( Edward ~,.,11ourth K& L. \ ·j f:f' all!M;IDD~ORT - One bultdl"ad 23 olullenta or tho MlltP s.o. . 9lUNDAY '·"'~ •le Boy. The buDding ol the Ohio River Rallfoad, now the B&O, down the river, ended the mail' trade boats -een GaUipolls and Parkersburg ilnd lhe trade finally completely plajred oUt. AU ·' later eltorlll to revive the trade were without success lli1 not a bolt his run here tor &everal years. Business at the whartboat.has been very good the pal\ month reports whlrfmaater DDM]iy, · The General Wood does oo business between P~l'Ol' Ud Clncitm1tl the business of thla trade being CQDtrolled by I h e . ' Greene Line. 23 'Cases lleard··in SwMII1. *reh !6, ~: Honor Roll ·10A.M.'• PUct George Hamllton, son of · Clplaln George HamUton of lhls city, ls nOw on the steamship Prussian running ~ the Rhine River in Germiny. George has beelllbleto ha!!Jijftheohipwhi<h. steers somewhll diCferent from an Ohio River packet or 1mt' of C<lll barges. Clplaln Hamilton's other son, Ned, with the 37th Divisloo, has gooe into Germany as part of the Army of Oecupa .. Third Ave. Coplllln Hamilton, an lion. MARCH 10, 1919 - MICHAEL eJ~PE~rt navigator, has commanded a McHale will not be on the ex.. slXIle ol the beat steamboats that MARCH 14, 1919 - WORK ON cursion steamer Homer Smidl ever ran between Cincirmatl, the new Government Marine Ways thi s season but hasaccepteda~ .Pomeroy and Marietta. ;~t Marietta has started. When C11Jtaln Sam Hamilton of lhls sition on the excursion steamer cCBnpleted, all repairs togow~ Vernie Swain owned by Captain <Icy, Clplllin EJ)h Talbott or Cool fred Hornbrook, (lq>llllnHoward Grove, c.J)tlin Charles P, Knox ment boats, barges and machinDonally, and Coplaln John Man- of Marietta, Coptatn E. P. CbiJ>o ery between Wheeling and Cln. . , ley, li)river boatmen. He leaves ceUor of Marietta, and Coplaln clnnati wtU be made at the MarlTuesday lor his boat which is in Mell Brown of Pomel-oy, are said etta plant. winter quarters a~ the mouth or to be the oldest uv~~w rtvermen MARCH 15, 1919 - THE PI<· the Kan1wha River, wherehewW between WheeUng and Cinclll!llll. ket C. C. Bowyer was let of! the put the new lunchroom in first class condtdon for the opening of MARCH 13, 1919- THE LATE Enterprise docks Saturday at Pt. the new season. This will make mail agent, Clptain John Roedell Pleasant after having been in McHale's fourth season with the of Pomeroy, a Civil War veteran first class repair, Considerable excursion boats. His first boating who lost an arm in battle, am work was done on the hull. cap. was on the steamer Sunslrlne Cather of our local druggist., Gus tain S. G. Gardner e)!Jiects to owned by Clptaln William McNal· Roedell, was on the old Emma have the Bowyer back in the Gal .. ley at Pittsburgh an:l ran up the Graham, first packet to carry llpolls-Huntington trade by the ' . Monongahela River carryill:Sun- the mail between Gallipolis and middle of the week. This trade day School and church picnics. Parkersburg, The bolts .,eemed is one of the beF,t short trades Walter Schoonover of Hender- to be much faster then and had no aloog the Ohio River. son, Lewis Oliver, Clau:le trouble ln makirw the roundtrip Cheesebrew, Columbus Blount ln -24 hours. Other IM.ts in the ,on,t Ru,.eUKerwmor~P- _mafl trade after the Graham · 'a!fr aNI E4 VqJ;q oijlan("'"- · !'ere the Hlbernil, old Chess. all ships carpenters at the Pt. · peake, new Chesapeake, and Liz- ~ • . ~ · Se ' u~ ...h · ~ DIO~••.&..Lif;. YO UMIY QIIANTmB ' i23;; 'ifei; ' lt ' As soon as you see.the car you want come right in and apply for one Qf our wonderfully fast "all•inclusive" bank auto loans -designed to save you money on the over-all cost of any new car, regardless of make or model! . · -y_AlLEY ·Gallipolis • . I· • ' ... t; ,f ·-ua partial list ot Revc~ Brand V~amins a~ailable. There's'.many • '" StOf'~ • • ~ ·liOW available It bigger savm&s,than ever befCII'e;) ·' . ' . . ' �' 'I ( • ',' '!.( ft .-. - -- -' l!tf.' r: . ·•L , ~ ·" t ' . 1 ' ,f' ' , . , . , .- ~., t. · _ • • . •' ;~ L' _:f" ~-' - . . ~- .. •·-( Bhip.game. !'' . ; ~111etfll- -N •: - . ' Tl rma . " w · ' , ea · ' . . ' · . • In · • & ~t.le I • ! • . .. " '• ('LF\'1-'L \:\'1) , 1 . ' . t i ' e,.d · ~'r ' ~ t' . · · ' · · , , 1 · "" In recent years, it has been heavy: o C o a c h e s have com· ,. Tmn·mmw11t h11• 11ot • . get Friday off, and meel for the title on Saturday after· ~chilWa: of verY succesitulbls- f somewhere. 1 .!!! w,,..i. Si.iz 1957 1951 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 Konsas City Lauis•ille Louis•ill• San FranciKo kaMas City Nortll Cofalino lttntttcky Colifomia Ohio Statt Louilwille Cincirlnati lorila till.) UCLA UCLA TtiOI El PftO UCLA UCI,A LouiJfiUe Chtc:in~t~~ti K..,., City Portlanct, 0111. Maryland Louinillt 1961 Lot Anget11 'O.,OrtiOH. IT.... ":!!(~"!" ..... .. ltct~~sas tU.sJ Stottlt Wnt Virtinia Califor!Ua Ohio State Ohio Stote Cincin11ati Dub Michiga• Ktntueky Da,+on ac.n. to us$.. ,Gclt.,~, bfoci, s,... . 396 .,.•..,, ,4 lrllfllo 1 ehr0111e whMIJ, ~ ~ .011. . OIDO HIGH SCHOoL 14 200'' Stflet, •ut0111• tfc frllllll'lll•tlonf Jlh ' Tolello $1695 AI MW, .... Toledo Libbey 118BOrea 48 · At BcMUns Green CleYOiand Jolm Adlmt 6ll Llms . Contrll catholic 58 At Cinclmlli Clnci,..tl Purcoll71 or ••tt-• ·. 50. I Kentu'ck, Wesle)'an PaDoo SlOO CLASS A At Oxford ·· Arcatum 81 Gran.u!f 54 Llnedn, Heights 90 Be!ltol 51 wore on the Pl'Oitl again night ao they picked .., third NCAA college U.t•lion basketboll c!JampionIn r.ur yeara. ' downed SOuth- ·.; ·:' 91-10 72-65 ' o!i;l1. WOOD MOTOR SALES An. YOUR NEIGHBORS DEALT W11'H US, .WHY4JON'T rom if- J- 1968 llllck L•S.•re · 1965 ·a.lck S,.lal Wtn . ..... . $3395· • ·~ • ·"·' ·H':, • ; ·•.• -t'. •rlen\ '11'\oa :· "'· dr ~ t:Ui·H'I t•l>'l •:: WH'· to take lho inler..tlonat. .• Meso., grabbed title with a 53-.11 nation's ~ranked ;r.:~ college team, Alhland ol ~'1 Kentucl<y WosiiJIIII won lhe :::l.rown In 1966 am took It lptn a.st year before wlnnlns It )pin Frldly nilht by JWIIj)lug to a big halftime toed 11111 . Dholding oU a lato aurge. · Curtis WDiilms of Southwell ssourl ~ all seorero with 1S points, ar>l Mert Bancl'<)fl \..I. • q•nn , F ' . .• '1969" . ' '· .... ' .. ' j• I .; . : •• l. . " ' ... ' ~ ' ' ' ' •• . '4. '"" 1, ' ' ~ For K on t u c k y Wesleyan, ·~=~s Tinsley ))Iced the · ~ will> 23 point.s. HOitaooct 20 and Dllll<an added 12. American lnternsUonal handAahlald Us ...ond straight -In tho consolation tlll'Uer. I 31-28 hallllmo Amerl can lnw.,._ led most ol the WIJI Ill Ito largest spread was .,..,.•• ooveral dmoa during aecond halt · ; ~ .J: . ' t..t Hasft.ins ;Tanner. .gte'ets SpritiQ. 1969 + . _,.... . with new 'fllshion ~et~thusigsm in the. i~·, ,.,~, ! I i• '' ' Ji ,. l1 and Dobbie Children and J,_n · Seidl, one each.. . lllrtha Cornwell, uaualljo abltl : ......,. for the qola, W.. ~much of the limo IW Allton• bttl stiU ........S to IIIII 1(1 In double flpres Wl11111 poiDia on fOIII' field golla and free throws. 'Pul Saonlero and Barll! LI1Jie eiso p ellltt points opiece,- 4' IIQJIII'd, lwo, and Dobbie Prt ..,one. ' ·CONSOLATION GAM£ >.~ -~ fotll'llt quarter also pvo Li!IUI' Ill COIIIOiaUart vletory .;.r .MIIp by _tho ..... poltt MJiq!iP ' ·. . ' . >l~ talltod 11 J)Oinlaln the ~ JIOI'iod -"<1 to throe w!lt~J9¥ .-et•lllraud. .. ,-,.,_!~-·' '•' . __ ~ (IJP()...Back-to-back laakoll by· Ken HOilly and Bob Me!rlfll broke 1 63-63 Uo Saturdl¥ and prqJolled FOI't ~covory Hl&ft , to 1 72-68 wiu over Vppor Scloto Valley in the ClaBI A reg101111 finale. ' ' P ~ ~FF - Pam Saunders ol the Go11Wo11a Alwals .iltdci.ty and ,alclonll.!' )1181ei olf when ohe was challensed by a dofonsh• oi!OI't of an Athena pllyer Ill lhe championship ·pmo of the Girla' lmlwtlcml Toonmnent at Rutland Frldly night. Gall!Jiolil, hbwover, loot by a 3:h'IO score. SL Louis Trips TAMPA, F1a. (IJP() - Jerry COLLEGE PARK, Md. (IJPJ) - Jarrell Durham, a 6 , toot Buchok doubled homo PhU GagilSotlhomore guard, paced Du- amln the ninthinnlnsSaturdl¥to ql18sne to a 75 - 72 .tctory over give the St. Louis Cordinalsa8-2 SL Jolm'a in the Eaatern NCAA victory over the Cincinnati Redo, regional coniiOiallon same Satur· Buchek's pmiHYimlng hit off diJI• . r~ ;ldo right,.hander JohnNorlop North Csrolllll mot Davidson came after Gagllam had led ott In lhe championaJtlp pmo to do- tho inning with a s!nsleandmoved tonn!ne a berth in the NCAA to 88COIId tt~ Steve Hll'ltz'a sacrilinalo beginning next Thurlldty fice. in Louisville, Ky. The Cardl.als riiPped Rod hurl'IWo free throws by BWPaultz ers .T01f7 Cloninger, C)IJI Clrroll lied it 7kll with 13 ooootdo io and Nortop for 11 hilL ThiQ' go. But Moe Barr was fouledmo- bunched three of them, oaea hmlmenta ltterandhltonatreethrow er by Jim Hicks, Ill lhe ~rot Jn. that put Duquesne ,.ck In ll'ont nllW·to acore twlceoUCloninger, to sley, 'IWo more free throwaby · Rookies Earl')' Parker, JoDi!Durhamputthepmeoutotreach. · abio and Dan Juter teamed with Durham, who outpi.lYed tbl tall- veteran righl-hander Ron Will~ or Rodmen, wound "' with 24 to limit the Reds to 4,. hits. Solo homera by Jim Beauc• points, u did Paul>, the &-10 Sl. John's s~omore <!8Dter, tol8ad. hlmp and Johnny Bench accountaU Bcorera. It Wll tho aecond ed for tho Rod runa. time this season that DuqueSDI, FORT MYERS, F1a. (UpD Len Boehmer drove in three runs with a J)lir of slfllles Satur<lay to give tho New York Yankees B team a 5-1 victory over the Moft.. treal E'IIOS in snexhibitlonbasoball pme. Montresl got Its only ntn off winning pitcher Gary Jonea, who gave 11J two hits in the !our ~ Dings he worked. Mickey ScOU and Jim Fink relieved to hold the EJ!POB scoreless the rest of the WIJ' and give "' ODI,y four more hila. ~ Jack G!Difl8hlm yielded all of the Yankees' runs inthefiratflve lmlnss to take lhe loss. McDonald Announces ' COCOA, F1a. (UPO - Ron KeJ. 23-7. · · lor, Bob 'Miller and Dave Goltz went three inninsa each foe Minrno- and ohut out the Houston CLEVELAND (UPJ) - Flanker Astroa 2-0 on lour hits Saturday• TOIIIIIIY McDonald SaturdiJI Ill:' Tile•Twins sot both their runs Jo!ADISON~"'Is (VI':() DID nOuDced his retirement !nm the:· -~ 38 ' ' points · In tho second ·innlns oii Sll>e l.lsel ocorod Saturda1 to lead Southeast Confortllet Sbea. A walk to Horman llolt and Clevetml Browns, closing a 12c~;.."'OII KelmiclQ' WUdeats to alnglea by John Roseboro alii yeir coresr In the National Foolsqueaher over Miami of KeUer 'oandwtehed or- au In- baD Leque. McDonald, who wlll be 3.1 this Ohio 111 the pme of field wt did all tho offenslvo year, Slid he pllnned to devote tho Mldealll Regional of, t h e damage for the diu'. Rod ~raw IIIII a-.. delivered two aiD- ~e to his oU portrs!t bualNCAA basketball tournament. each to paee the MlnneBOta nois In Klns of Pru11ia, Pa. Miami 110! olf to a fast otart,, The BrOII'DB oigeed Mcilonlld 100r1Dg the ttrlll o1t11tt poiDte of attack.' The Aatroo railed to get a run- as a ~ agent last October tbe game, 11111 had ID 11 point lead before KontuclQ' raUiod lor ner to third whUe loalng their when Gary Collins wss sidelined a 3~43 advantage at lito halt fifth consecutivo gime, althou&h with a shoulder separation. !llbl- Mike W- 1 U Josuo Alou waa llllled 11 third oo , Mellonald wao drafted by lhe AIJ8ni, IIJIOri<ed Miami Ill t!le .... a ~·· throw ' by Clllck Matllol Plilladelphla Eagles In 1957 and ood bsU with 22 points Is the wheD he tried to take two blBOs ~ed with them throuslt 1963, Redlklno ptlled from beldud to on Joe l\forpa's ainglo In tho He also j)it.yed for DaUas, Los Angelea IIIII Atlanta before jo!ntte, 85-'!i, with Ioiii thou f!Ye eighth l1111i1J8. 11¥ lhe Browns. mllllteato j)it.y, now 2!-5, hod boston. S1. Jolm's Retirement Kentueky Bum"" Miami Five 72-.71 ..,.atlon g)•• ' colorful, . excirtn~ Aly~ond. "tilit:l"· own.,~ W'as . ' '· !•tv .. [: ' . . Suits ~nd Sport Coats by J&F, · ; · .rh.~ log~. the~ North Clroll .. _..-oo to havelhe ·P,JIIeundet~whon It J1111111oc1 1 5~ lood flll'ly II' In tho t.1t, bttl Ill~ eame .,..k witbDvequl<klaakols In !oro milllleo to go aheod 64156. ScoU ptilocl North Clroliua to within a point at 69-68 with 10:57 remalalns. -ver, ao he drove the lettglh ot the court to ocore. f¥ two quick laokoll by Maloy in 21 seconds pve the Wildcats a 73A8 tdVIII!age and the sltuatloo We got another foot in our door MARCH SPECIALS AT RAWLINGS HONDA- CYCLE CENTER S225 1967 HONDA CL90, Scromblor 90CC, Candy Blue, Chromo Fenders. 1967 .HONDA S90, Sport 90CC, Red, Roody To Roll. 1965 HONDA $215 $295 CB160, Sport 160CC, Blue, Dual Corbs. 1964 HONDA The great trek for NW111 Bush lhoea Ia now one . step closer to you. RejOice all you laoblon minded men. Now we're oeUIng Nunn·Bush shoes becauae a lol of our ouatomera have been uklnc for them. $250 CA95, Dream 150CC, Black, W/ S!W Tires. $145 Qome !JI.. 1'r7: · 0~ 1\,.J\.IJ Tl\11\.h pair. Bae what every· ,L-, ~~ ::.~·· THIS WEEK ONLY AT RAWLINGS Ul ..kin, been :t" tTIJH BUSH BE ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE HONDA IS THE BIKE FOR YOU . RAWLINGS HONDA. SALES ., 88 S. 2ND AVE. 992·2151 MIDDLEPORT OHIO WE CHALLENGE YOU TO SEE tHIS SPEaAL OF THE WEEK ALONG WITH • 1._.. fqbr~~.N be:~.fa~llion· for .everv ·m~o'dl"~. 'Wi.ll 2 Dr. HardtoP,· p. atHfl~tg.. • 67 Ford Gal. 500 R11cUo~ 6 crf._ lit....doH $111ft, L1111 ..• Rode, WISIW T~s, o,. Ownar, LOcoltr Ownad, 14,000 Act. Mil••• In Show• p. brak••• chrtollle trim, olr cond,( ro41o, w/,1/w tlr•• · .-.JJH . . C:O~I, bill, vl"y( roof, · 1,4~ ac:t, 1'1111••· One · ~awnar, ' ~toiW . - tty tfllo too111 CancUtloft. •• Cit'. . . . •' ' ' 2 clr. HardiDfl, 390 V-8 tlne, Cruh~lc, P. st.•lng, raclla, w/s/w u,.s, 16,000 act, II'IIIDs, ona owner . Still has nDw cor waffllntr. Stacli !j_o. 3i6. · . FORD LTp 4·DR HARDTOP 39Q.V-8 - ~~ina, R~IQ, .M dtv. ·' IIIJfll.'QI,y. 'A"" Gal. 500 ' glnl, aut. trans. radio, ' steering~ liroa. Coco.lly awr1od. Raal sharp • . ' ' , .'" •. •te.rlng, . p. ' ,-;~k~ , lap In' liko MW can'd, . ' • fhio car In omaculato · r p, .. eondi!ion from ' to bumper. ' bu.r' 66 Flit •n- $:t,595 Local - 10 IAITIN FORD A-1 USED CARS 66 ChiYJ II Stttll• Waton 69.Mtrcu"' · Mon,tto M.X. • 2 dr. Hardta.i!, V-8 $1995 . BlU BuntiiiJ. '· ' Hardtop. 31,000 miln. 32"'ontl_n~• hpeod. Was $2195.00. · Fort Recovery ltold a l&-15 llrst JIOrlod leocl and mslntalned the JWOr hand until Upper Scioto's BlU LowOI'Y scored a defea~ baakot to - the score at ~'- )'rior to Scott's heroics, It with 3:~ to PllY· appeared that Davldsoo's Mike Dale Metsger led Fort Rocov- Maloy would turn out to be tho ery with 23 poln&s. Me\ril18 Q-How m a n V eltctora! ed 21 ard Helby t4. ootes mtlsl a presidellti41 Lowery' a 23 potnlo ))Iced i1P- calldld4te recei1Je itl ordn to wl11 a11 eltctJon? ,.r Scioto Valley which finished A-The candidate must at 23-3. SIIYO Loocbrake cht,- receive tbe constltut!oaau7 ped In with 20. required majorUy of 270. · tor Tar Haels and ~nlsltod wltb 2S polnt.s. Maloy· 1110rl<od DlYidiCII to 1 - of nve poinlo In each half, but osch t!Jne North Clrolllla rallied-Item behind 011 the shooti.W of scott and 10111or tOrward· new collection of $1995 ' 1967 Chtv. frozen lhe ball for a minute and three oecond1. Thty had Pined posao11ion with 1:051eft to~ and the ocoro liocl 85-U t1ton wont Into a Irene and <tiled time out wttb 13 ·oocondsleft in tho pme. Coodt Dean Smith desi,glated Scott to lake the IIDal shot and the ~ aUild 8111. tho boll' with six seconds allowlns, dribblocl to lhe tpp of tho 'loY and lot go with I julqter which pierced tho net cloani.Y. The buket admlnated a brU· liont oocood half surge by lhe Junior pheiMID. Scott, who !IJ>. ilhod with 32 poiDta In lhe ramo, hit oo 10 of 13 shola ll'IBD lhe floor after tho Intermission and time and apln pulled lhe Tar Heels back friBD the brink of •!!'•"*" ' I' 4 ·D.o, Hardtop. All Bui~k .extras. .Air c)'nd. Sharp. Was $2295.00. · By claimlns Ill 2Sth win In 26 otarta, Fort Recom')' cUnched a apot In -the slltte ClaBB A n..ts Morch 2142 at Columbus. .._trated ;~~~~~~~~i~ tho iool-7-lneh AJIIO's tql tenter J10r6ti-mer. 11tt &Sclfll'• game • wtlllling ·lnliiOnd<Mit undar tho came ai)A!r lhe Tar Heels hod oll$tllve boordsllllltollhe bfeo *' St. John's .Cincinnati, '3-2 a''72:7J 0 bIo BOWLING GHEEN, <~of Easgm aon and NCAA lhe regi<llals. ~J ••• q Jo Woods, however, toCJlt ICOI'hutors of the game by CllllllDc 11 )Ointa on se... fteld pia · ..a two free throw• for AllleliL Other Atheu scorer1 were CIGIISD with Dine, Sltarott Dar1111, three; Torre Nerr!mln, twO, ' M ' ·, .. ·•• • . ~ 20. '· $1295 1216 ' 91-1! kelblll Cooch Chor~e McAfee muat llave . . . - off on aome ol tbl Allleo• High atuJienll of the 2 Dr. Hildtap, Automatic Trans., Radio & Heattalrer sex. At IllY rate, the At110111 Glrla' two. •, p. Steerlnt, P. Brakes, All White 'With Mal· !fro. Bentley, tountsmentmanblsiletl>oll squid 1llilq!d oU with . china lnt•lor, 29,000 Act. Miles. One Owner tho clllmplonshiP lrol1lt7 ot the pr, eJI)resaed QPredaUon to In Ex. Cond. Soconl Atllull ~~~~ IDvUillcml CIU..n's National lllnk, Lou's Ashlald Slltlon, Pomeroy _ ... Tourlamenl here F'rldiJ fli8hi at thee>pense olthoO.DipG!I•Bllll lfll Lanes, Fnncil flortlll ind Brown's Trailer Patk and serv~ Ice Slatlon for provldltW tbe tro- · · rallyiDg Item behll>l phlei. · I' Ill the IIDal period ot action, a.---·---·-·------------·-·--------~ odaed GaUipolll 32-30 for t b e ........ Galllpoli1 wao the tulr• AI AtheDI ne)"• defending champs. Port111D011th Clay 58 Llcld111 Val· Loeu> scored a 28-21 victory ley 51 Eastern over lo!eip Ill 1eonsolatlon-o ZaQo Tneo (Ross) n Frootlor atao p!lYod Frldly, 1be lqt tOur 57 squad• ol the touruey were all prose- team lrq)ltlos at tho conclusion of the clullionlhiP pme by George llarpaYOa, Kelp Local Dlatrlct BUPOrlnlen' " 4ont ol achools. Aller 1 ciooe ~rst..Ulnwhlch led 11-6 atlheflnlalloftho • od and 17-16 at lheof lhe soconl, Go11Wo1ls turned tho laltles and woo on lqt 21-22 when the tblrd .......lllool, -. • f 1bo Blue Alwal• otMiulloll;y lllller then led by \II to atxpolnta ' ' Hardtop CouP.. Air cond. 1d;000 . 1lllli1 midway tllrougb tho VB, Auto., P~~., One.own.,-, Nice. portod "hen Athens, led by milos. Sltowr09'" condition. 100!' Woo $1695.00. ' . Cros11111, staged 1 comeblck. warranty. . Crossan .PUt In six eonaecuUve palntl for the evo~ wlnnero. . . also scored a tree throw, ~ with oae milllg and 17 aeconds 11ft, that pat Athens ahoad for . J d ~1",.·, ' i EVANSVILLE, Ind. (UPO- MOW IM STQCK! HamUt<lll Glrtleld 67 Dayton Clamlnlde 81 PlqU. 80 No<th C.,.,,;,. """"s Slips H·y '' y esleyan Title SEDAN BASKETIIALL IIEWLTS unltsd Pre.. lnleimi!Onol CLASS AA ~ 19 seconds·IJYO to »llY to put the 1Uor~<ers In front 63-62, an helil 1lllli1 two aocwereletllD regulatlon Urne Rick Cobb drq)pod 1 cylng OAe • •,..,. Advan- To State quette'a aeii!JOR with a U.S record. · Th0111PIOn WIS lhe leadiiiC acorer Ill the game with28polntt Duquesne 64 Pontiac Catalina led by Kollira Demis with 13 whUe Homle Gasser got ~vo. liar!)' Gasser and.Torry Me~ den, leur each, and Bridget Fox, ~ points !her• '· ·; .; ,: f!flal'!ue1tl atailed With a one- · ,while ·Mount paced l'urWo with load for 'IJ101'0 titan two · :s. ' · but · (jeorge Faerber · a ~old goo! to pitt tbe lilormal<ors .... pOint behlnil < SO<:ond!fto J>ily,, P~d~ a Larry Woatit- 71-70 75·55 *70-65 71 -59 *60-51 .. .... the BC9ftl '"· 48-48 and lelm •..W .Pun ahead ·by then~~~ By Junior ll!JJrUe ScoUMd. 01/PJIOd an COLLEGE PARK, (IJPI)··· amasins soeond ltalf lhootlns .,.. blbltloo bJ ,comoctlngona U./001 JwitD ~ot with onJ,y two 10c0nda loll.Saturda7 to givo North CoroIIDI an 87-85 victOry over Da~ · and_missed a winning '· 1dropp0d llielcl goo! iron. toll to 88nd the game lnto,mr: cor~r liith·tlvo seCOnds loft . Urno. ' 'tn'In iloloritlne Saturdl¥ to pve · JoWquetto came 'trGn. behind Purdue i!blie11118k0rs a 76- to tie tlio acoro three Urnoaln lhe . ~ ¥1Jt;gij:et!!o War- OYOrii!DO aa boll! \!'OOIItel'fQl'\1, th.!' Mliieallt regional and Moun! dr"'podlwolleld&<>ilt ·ltan~jishllp In tho NCAA tour. · lr. . '10 ~v...ni..,g extra JIOrilld for 1110 Boll,ormaker,o, Bl& 'li'~ c~lon BoU~ victOry AYO Purdue a U. ~"'" ~ ill~ to. win 4 . . . . mark aild sent fllOm 1!>- . and lloblved according to .tho Eastern finals . qatillt . for lhe ftro! 28 mitwtes. North , carolha In , the wind\11 · Marquette's scoring lesd- roulil of the NCAA tutrney nnt C.o~ge Th0111P!Ion hit a lleld week. The defeat · closed • ; ~ It Started in··:· l939 .. ~ ;;..,y,,.,. , S.ii<!r &<>t IWil = t G Uwooc~· ~TheLOra' bllanced Logan attackwaa . '!:!. ~ · ,I.!AbisoN, WI!: 1(VP(); - Rick tree !Jist-Ill . ~ op teleVIsiOn 1Bebe) Lee ol Kansas State, chairman of the tournament CLEVELAND-(NEA)-The NCAA BasketbaU Tournacommittee·, "was long over· ment was estsblished In 1939 as ~ result of a recommenda· dll\!. It's just too much to tlon from the National AssociatiOn of BaskelbaU Coa~~ play two games under such that a tournament be held to determine a true Mtiopressure on successiVe ehampion. · · . t· nights. The teams which won The bracket lor ~ f~st champlartsblp caUed for OJ!I their Friday night g li n\ e s team to be selected from each of the e~ght geographleil lacked sufficient' time to pre· districts with a twO-team final. Oregon defeated Ohio State pale for tbe Saturday night (46-33) In the first N~tionill CoUeglilto finals at Northwest- , final, which Is the biggest · ern's Patten GymMIIUm, J•~arch 2'1, 1939. . . ~!,~.~ they w!U play ~I sea· Ill 1851, tbe toarumilt fonilal wu ellaa&ed to PI'Ovido But the committee admits . lbal rhampltas of eerllfD collftrelll:fl . be aalom~ qualified for lfletoanllmeat; IIMt 1M nmal!lder of 1M neld there was another reason bebe · made Ujl of . . . . . llldopend~llll, or "a~lll'l~" hind the lonna! changeteams. Slaee 1151, the olze of tbe lollrnallleat field r..a newspaper exposure. tripled. "We had trouble geUing ln. 30 years of tha tournament, teams representblg 138 our cbamplonshlp game redifferent colleges and universities have participated. 1Cen· suit lnlo tha Suuay edl· tucky has made tbe most appearances in the championship dont," aays Tom Hanaea, game (five) and Is tied with-UCLA for tbe most championtournameat pahllelst. "Our .ships won (four) . ~hamplonsblp game aever A year-by-year rundown of tha tournament finals: ended uaW late oa a Salur· day nlgbl and by tbe time YfAI SITE C"AI.1PION IUNHII-UP SCOII papen got tha resuH, II was 19)9 Nortllwnllrn Oreg011 Ohto Stitt 46-ll let lite to do anythlug elab· 1M Kansas City lndiaM KaMOI "-42 orale wltb II. We uotlced, Wiscot~si• Wor.hi11110n Sr. lt-M t••J KoMOo (l... e1pectally In the East, tllat :.. v ..... _ c:! St ... tort~ D•rtmo11th , 51·31 I the NIT · Tournamelll final GNrgett•h• 1 1;j got a bigger play In Sunday 1944. Nn Yort Utah Dartmout _._ papen lhito ours did." 1H5 Ntw York Oklalloma St. New Yort U. .,_.5 Hansen says the commit· 1946 How Yorl . Oklaho.,. St. Hod~ c...u,. ~!~ . 7 tee Is convinced !be new for· IM7 How Y"" Holr Ctou Okla...., mat will increase newspaper IM Hew YOf'k Kc1ttucky laylor, "" """ exposure for the championIM9 Wnlaington KtAivckJ Oklohomt St. -~ ship game and alleviate 19l0 Now Yorl ·. CCNY· l"dlty 71 ·M much ·of the criticism from 1951 MinniiCitl KenluckJ kansas Stott 61-51 within the coaching ranks. 1951 Wa1hingtoa KoMcn. St. John's 80·63 But, ha admits, other prob1953 Kanscn CiiJ huli1na K8 ~n..I011• , ," :~ 2 6 1 lems remain. One of the big· 19S4 Kansas Cit, LoSolle ""' " •• gest Is the deluge of ticket 1955 Kansas CitJ Son Frant:isco LaS.IIe -w.J requests for the champion· 1956 NorthwHIIrl Son Francisco Iowa I:J-71 For Girl's Crown I RUTLAND H a n sen says, the NCAA Committee has made a de' · · B. Athens Rallies To Whip Blue Angels 'I ~Ovei-1line' Victory · · f:~ed~:n. f' e.oPIe w~ . game-from· ~~~~; .:..ha~s~":ne, e~e.;., ''[~~~~~~;'~~~~ T help wllh tbe problem tha first to the 0 r!:.rlor~~f~..!h3e~~·~.l: ·~~e change," says H in g. • The pub 1i c has com· plained beeause tickets to tha mosl important games are rarely available. • And finally; eastern schools have complained be· cause the tournament finals are not staged In their see· tion of lhe country often enough. Frustrated by It all, the NCAA Tournament Commit· lee conducted a secret sur· vey late last spring among several prominent college basketball coaches to lind out lwo things: (I) tf the criticism was really war· ranted and (2) if it was, what steps could be taken to cor· reel the alleged defiCiencies. D u r 1n g lha subseqaeat m 00 1b s, the ummlltee sweated over a Hot ol propo1als 1ubmllted by tbe poUed coaehes au fiiiJIIy apeed to accept oue of tbem -• new format lor Hs ebarn· plouahip rouad. II Ia, tbe eommlllee says, lbe II r 1 I step In a loa&-rUJe plaa to make tile NCAA ToDrD81Real what II lo aupposell lo betile world Series of Conere BaskelbaH. , The old format of back-to· back doubleheaders has been scrapped. This year, for the first time, tha opening round of the championship bracket wiD be played on a Thursday night. The winners wiD then tl!lev)llon coverage, not o\lb' of Ill~ championshiP. g,me, r~ 1!11!11' :111.-22 In Loula' but aU tbl otlien, u;o .. viHe'o~m HaU)j Weah :f ·; 'Webfvoah\'aYSWarittld.'' .· he -say1, "to get every sam~ 00 sale last s¢1l!g, over 77,· 1100 "'!'!~~is 'po1ire(l jn. Qut ln the tourp.,nent on,,tele~•· oniY. jZ,O!l!l orders- 'l!lth a slon,. The flplll g a me, of lln\]t of four to a customer coilts~,·Will 'l!'lt national· CCIV• ·-.-ere fined. A ~P.aln num· · erage, ·but tlie : committee . ·ber oHICketS have to be haJd was- -more concerned•. •bout :f back for· tbl , com~g • getting regional coveral!'l ·fot schools ' .and, .unfortuna!el,y, tbl earlier g.,n~. ~.l\e_.,, ". · (Nil\) . .. l.ik<• 'nlu•l h111jm· •t>nrls """;,1,: u;,: NCM !ll•~_kt•lhnll been 'I'"''"' frnm mh<''""'· Pu4~~ite · Citptur.es J._ · . ,· ·. , .-~et&-for "l"or exam'D!e, when' tlc· tbll Pyear's ,II n 11 " >ill!· 'J!IO S\Jndi.Y 11me~ 5undl7, Morell ~8;1969 ; . 17,- f"" ·-. ' ,.,~ ""~- ...~- .....--w'; f'*&"\,.d ~,~·llt\tolt ~~ · ' •· I •' . 'ir Condition, Vi~l ·~f, . Dill! !ttar , POw• BrakeS; •Irs; Tires. Cndstt+matic ,. W/SIW . ..... ' ', ' STICKER PRICE $4626.15 ri~Giass~ Otller OJitlonils. ' $2,295 MARTIN FORD PRICE' $38_26 62 Ol•mo•ll• ' ·PLUS FREIGHT 88 4 Or. Sodon, p. ltHrinQ, .p. brakes, V- '· 8 • interior, 390. -tires. 66 CWIIiac Coupe DeVIlle .... . ~ autamatlc, radio, booutilul rod & white finish ·rod interior. Roallino transportation $595 2 dr. Four opood. lrllllt. Vinyl interior. E-1. . lent condition. $795 ;~. �' ' "" . ·~:•..~··flO · ' \ ' " ~ '' ' . ''. ' ' > ~T\'!'1 '~ ' '~ . • -' \ t !'t, "I \; ~ : ·f ~ GALIJP.()I,IS '- SDrtow 8J1011i !'hodole' llid rGOiei'o ~ - - · it 'Gillla ~odell\!' H lg h 8ehool laye. been roletHd 111 I. E. (Ed) Slewarl, AlllleUcDirector. Approx!mately 100 candidates, lncludlnli lllettennen,...,workllw out with the ~seboll, t.r ack 11111 gall squads -riov lor the nratlmr-•cholostlc encounter which Ia lea& tbon two weeki owoy. Tho cendidoteo Include 60 !or the trlek s~ which has nine returning lettermvn, ·SO lor the bueboll team, with six leltel'o men, and IO,IncllldlngO.:oelotlermen, !or the gel! 1A!1m. Return!,. lettermen are: Track- Keith Blacl<, ~ GUmore, Rlek Huohol~ Chuck Nw, David Romaine, Rick Ber· too, Brian llllnes, Sieve Snow· don llllll TCIII S(>eneer. Boseboll- Torn Prose, Bruce WUson, Lonnie Bwlh, Dave Jdm- • ' ... .... ,. , ~· ~ ·'· i' . 1., ..,. . • ·,J ' "' ' ) '" ' ' ~~~e!l~~~e By LOlliS CASSELS • UPI Rllilion Writer . The .· 1\tltsi.Us Soclf!Y 'or Friends, <f'l""only known a~ the. Quaker mo-ent, 1! Uvtng Proof that great alze and grjiAt ln,tluence do .not neceasarll)'.co hand In hand. The lllne, Q•kar bodies In the United states have a total of lewer than I3iJ,ooo memtiera. But they have left an lllllelible 11!1Prlnt on Amerlctn history and ellioy a deVOO o( ~!llillc respect thai ~ la\'ler bodies envy. The dl 0p....,ortlonato impa~t this ....U religious lamlly hat; · had on national Ute Ia exempli. fled 111 the !!let that Quakeia nnk !ourth omong in IJ.S. denomtratlona Jil the number Of men · they've SlJR)lled to the presldenty. 1 President !'iixon lo9'e second Quaker 18 · ~old thO netlon'o highest otnce. Herber! Hoover waa the JlraL Only the Eplacopallani, ProabTterian• (olx pre•ldenta each) an4 the Unltar(ano (lour preoldonta) have se.. , more men to the Whtte1 House. ~ Tho Soelecy or Friends Wll rounded ln 17th century Eowlallll by George Fox, .a worldngfttan•a son who .had been 'apprenticed ~0 1 cobbler to :learn the 1 ahoemaker'a trade. Fox waa more lnWrasted Ln souls than in soles, so he loll home at the age o! 19 allll spent the next !our years wanderl~ ifound Eneland oearchlng, !or a faith more meaningful to him than the cold formallom be lound In the Church or E!181and. one _da,y. after much agonized seeking, Fox was "illuminated". by 1 ,real conYictlon that he did ""1~~ ~ 18 search lor God beeau, Gocl was alreadY pr8atil wltirln him, ' 111 close 111 •.. breaihtiur, as near aa one's own ' ' .~ To1n SJencer, llllll Rick WllaOII,. IIid IADI!dluah; ' • · ,~ Nt*J1 , Diw~ RAimalnt, Bob lillilib'. SOIIIO!'I ~ ~VI J~G!"!! ' ~b!>PI1, •Torn . Wet..,., Ft.d ' GOII '- ·Gtec Smith, Beep Mat- . Pauloy, 'l'mll ~acer,JIIek 1\looo,, '\VhOelor; ~.·wuO..., aqdRl~k thowo,.and Mike Orr. ley, llllll Jill! HtDey. ·. . . . ·~ •·:: ,; ·: In o~"oltheMouosq..ds TRACK . . . ·.. · .oro'-' ·~ donodo.y,~ arll the !ollowlng cOleheo:llaaoFreshmen. - Jol:!n· ~ • . 'or!· Clooy; · boll - . floa<:h Cliff WUoon IUid Joo. Clark, John DOY!o, J(llm~~ ~hi !JIVld · AsslaWII coach Clarlea (Jolml Rl~ Fer.....,, Cliirlea How· 'Rllnot, Htilcy·Sillia, Ecker,• Track - C..ch L. c ant.. ~ . ' 'den, llllll Talir"""n'cer. . \ . .Torn 111me, Dale 14lar,.,_, (Duke) llurallll, llllll Aoslstent Leuo,. Jill! -er,. Pete •.,..... .. . -GOLF · . C..ch ·Glen Trout; ·•nd GoU _ Rick Price, Bad ~s, ~ric/ ·, :t\;rog Smith, ,J!ee9 MoU!ltwa, COleh Jolm MUhoul. S.ullder1, Paul SebC.,ia, !!to~ · llllke ·Orr, ste.,; .Ginlner, .¥ike Here ore the reaten: Short; Larry Snowdejl, .lld Ric~ .Shaver, J(\llli.CI!J1nl.,._, Terry BASEBALL li'd JqerL · ' .Llo)ll. ~er . lfalnea, .J'!""'a • Freabmen _ Jim l!o111ler, JUJ>o &1ihGmores- Lewlo~ 'Mulllne and Mike Noe. ·· lor J~mlson, Bob Peg, Howarcl David Bur..,tl, DaYicl·C9(e, Glme . "'"' Fi.llie vlrioos achedulos tTaylor, John DaYis, s t 0 v 0 France, Red Gon1cn, Chock HUI, (Tillie rot ~l<h pme, mle~ or . I lt Jenkine lid Rlchanl Fersuson. Ed Jones, John Patrick, To.m .milch ii 4' p.m. unlesi -... .: Alhella Sophomore& _ Mark Johnsllll, Prose, Rleky BOlch lid Sieve wise noted):, , - Jaclulon; May 3 ~ SE0,\1-" Gary Ballarcl, David Burnette, Slebb1na. . BAsEB,ALL Moel; May 7 - ' At - · (4::10 Rick Mlteboll, David Schoonover, Juniors - Bob Baxter, Till! March 28 - At Fairland (t:30 p.m.)i May 10 - Dlitrlet Jle8t; Mike Milliron, Tim BUey, Tmn Bell, Keith Black, Lonnie Bwlh, .».Iii.); Aprli i .:_ , At Jaekaon; May 14 - At Marietta ($j),~p.); Prose, Alden Wedemeyer, Jeff Mike C&Jilday, David .Durhlm, Ajlril 4 - At w,uatm (4:30 p. May 17 ;:.. Hegloaaj Moel; May C&nllclay and Dave Cule. Rusa EUiotl, Ron Fersuii'JII, Qlll ~p.); AprU 8 - lleqa; Aj)rU II 24- Sletelleet Junl.l>rs - Rand! Hamilton, FOley, fl!orman Gilma, .Jolm :.. Otk Hill '(4;30 ·p.m.); AprU GOLF, John Thomas, Randy Finney, Nel· HeUe7,Rlck Ha!ldne, TIIIIHemo-. 15 - At lrO.tQJt; AprU 16 _ At April! - Ai lolelge; Aj)rU 4rson llooUc, Dale Sllllllera, Bruce worth, Rick Hueholl, DavidKur;l 1 ·Oak HOI (4:,0 !'-~); >lprU 22- Jacklon; AprU 9 - Wellstdn; ' ,, . Aj)1il I 0 - At Athena; Ai>rU II - At Huntl"it!>n; AprU 17- At llarbourarille; AprU 18 - vm. ton COUnl;)o; April 29 - lleiBo; Average duration of a April 30 - Athena; May 2 - At dream Is from live to 20 minVInton Coonty; May 6 - Bar· utes, with a total of abolll boursville; May 9 - At jaek- · two hours for a whole night's IIlii; May' 13 - At Wellston; lid sleep, according to !be .En<iy· clopaedla Britannica. May 16 - HunUI\IIon. . w- ·vF, .... ..... ~:~~~~~~~· ~ . -. • -~, ' --- "" ~":'!: •-i'V \ :.or..v"f \ I I I· 'i'·' llmbo.'10ut of this conviction he Ex-MiamlaDi who made It b(Jia eaacblng Include, read- ' develq!fll tho doctrine or tho inner ~igJJ/ whiCh Ilea at the · heart 1or !the Q•ker !aith. It · .hoJds lJlat' 'God is ever preaell lag docllwlse from left: Jo•••Y Pont, head coach at ;.,., •'•'·'• .•.·. Indiana; Wteb Ewbanlo, head eoacb of World Champion New York Jets; Paul Brown, head coac• of cm,:luatl Bengala; Sid GIUman, head eneb aad abo general manager o1 SID Diogo Charcen; +ra Pane(hllln, bead coach at Notre Dame, and ·EIIrl (ftedk 'lllfll. former coach at tile U.S. MWIIry Aeademy at Welt Polat. . Reds.Drop Astros 5-2 In Exhibition Contest COCOA, Fla. (UPO - ---· '\ '' The ctioc!anatl Rods clalked .., a wbt _ , the Hooston Alllros Friday Ia Gnpe!rult ._..play. The Reds scored three runa ill the bu1h Inning llllll added tWo more 18 the Altroa 5-2. 8tqjlet by Jim lleaw:'- lid Alex Jolmsonllllll tw...,., double Fred Glllddlqj: walked the lull be!ore aettllli ~ aut. T0111111y Helllls drove Ia the llalo' last run Ia the sixth. The Aotroa went Into action in' the sixth, but the cmnebaek 1111 too lito. Doug Rader knocked In both 11o1uton I1lllll with a Jllir of aiJW(eo tn the oixth and elglrth by woody ·~· w""""""' oparkecl the bu1h Inn!.. ~7· CIJ!diDtl added aoolher run ln the tlfth when Houston piteher NBA STANDINGS 11Y United Presa IIUrnetl.,.l Rast W L Pet. GB Bolumore ....04 22 ll'U Phlladelpllla .• 52 2G .667 3 Now York .... 50 27 .M9 4'h ...... 44 32 .579 10 Clacllll'llU .... 38 39 .494 ii!lh Detroit •••••. 29 49 .373 26 llllwaukoe ... 24 53 .312 30'h West W L Pet. GB Lea Aovelos. .. 51 26 .662 Allanta ..••• 46 30 .604 flh Silo Fran. .... 40 39 .506 12 8111 Diego .... 32 43 .427 18 a d - ..... 32 45 .416 19 8oaale .••••• 30 46 .395 2(11h Phoanix ..... 16 61 .208 35 Frldoy'o Heoulll 1111118. 130 Clnelrmtl 128 (ol) Loa Alpleo Ill llllWIUkee 103 8111 Fnn. 114 Detroit 110 CON¥ Jlllllel scheduled) 8r CoUege Scores Cullop Rallketboll Hesulll By United Prell lnlomatloaal NIT New York Ohio 8.2 Well Toni st. 80 Tenneosee 87 Rutpn 51 ,80118 .. ~,. year'• r.oplo who koow whore thty'rt going ••• thtlr •ont · tax mwrni ro H&IIILOCIC. Our ..me. II 10 qulek, FIOiUL AID · "'"venltnt and ine~~pen­ sl¥t, ro~ COft't afford to s 1~ to 50 Ton HYDRAULIC. a;..., PRESSES pta the Dean Talking aboUt Ida vacatl~ ~ Mort1n summer·oub abow (Jnek. · Independent black Jamaica, God. Ins bla film o!ebuiDOW tn ''An· tre.Y Cald>ridge IIY' he'aleain.· gol, Angol, ~· We Go") ... ed what Black Power really Ia: Pluo ·• series <t 11I011lhly net. 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STAll "**iw 1M ...... li2 ' I a Aqjol•• •• ' w • ' ' ....v •574 14% .529 17'h ~MUM •• , 4 • • 3f 33 .407 u ·Loa 29 S8 ,433 24 ..............·20 t7 .299 33 ...tiJiehed diYlliCIL FriAIIJ'o lleaullo ~ 123 New Yllri< 108 N.,, Drt.Mt 13; Hauston 116 _, Q';.k. HAND. JA(IS BY JACK O'BRIAN . ' NEW YORK - - The Birl in Bob' 'Goulei's eafe at the Woldorf In the perky , llllll . mlnlllldrt wit Slater irraraaret lolary of thO Mod , Mai7mount laeul\Y ,.ft 111 eoimtenanoed dv- •• tlill Elot Pel .549 .545 .522 .507 .246 d~l~riseleoa. wlthb(each hiiii1An being ond Q!llkers Ia EJwllsh Jif!a .and at Thoolanda 0c be .-.>Prlllohed and lUst 400 died as mal;tyra., . or~ youth served In omitbnn in experlo!ICed dir~~~ ·'"~'~~"" .The •111e "Quaker" .r••"!~ worfcl Wtr D and Korea, and who olncere(¥ aeeka l!iin; Tllli lrOm one ol Felt• ·frequent 1\llllY are Jiow seiv!llt! . in Ia, of eoUrae, t· · form ot' IPP•atanc:ee In court. Instead lot Vietnam. · myodclam~bui It is 1 alniPie plea41ng· lor mercy, he """rnly Q•ker concern ror ~lllll' lid prap~lealkl'!'l or myalielom, adJured the . Judge 18 "tremble ,., been Ol!l>reBied In 111lllY as suliable loi' Ordjnary _., ·with leer of the• Lonl." 1'!1e '\IY' beoldea paclliiiDL A aa !or eloistered:ialnto. · • · Judi!" turnotl .the ocl\4-. bel:k on . century 181>, Quakers ,.,ro.. In There is no omclal Quaker Fox and clUed lilm a "ql!lker." · the . !orefront or the ,ftJ!Ilt for creed, lid ll"w\)Uid be ,iiUDcult . Quakers 'IJOgan ' lmml£rltlng eboi!Uon of alaverr, 14lda1, they to ldenUI)' any one dl>etrioo, to America • soon , alter tile 1 1-e worklov with eopl fervor beslclea tile !Mef lisht, to whlc~ Purltnn coloey wel .eliabllabed to ailm.llllte r.aelal diocriminaaU Qurs aublcrlbe. ·Most -.r In Ma11achuaetta, and by. 1672, lion tn Jobs, housi!18 lid them see In Jesus Chri'st the when Fcx paid a Yiolt 18 education. Througll the Amerlsl4)reme revelatlan of God' a America, there ' were. smaD cln Frlellda·Service Commlu.e, nearne11 18 a~ love tor aU Quaker oetUements au olong they are at work In 1 score or meD. But no Q\laker Js required tbe coeaL , countries arountl the world, to oceept ony particular theoloBut the~ were as haroi)ly reedl111 tile hungry, clothing glcel . defln!Uon . or Chrlst'o treat,.. here as In E!18illllll until the naked, ahelterq the persO(I 'and misslm. WWlim PSM, I young Quaker orphans, treating the alek. As the gr~t Quaker writer who ~·· the son of a wealthy Tak~ to heart Jeaus' cc:mRutus Jonea has put tt, nobJeman, obtained • · royal mandment to "love your ''FrieniS are not much interest.. charter to establish a colony In enemies," they do not hesitate ed In abstract theories llllll America. to take on the U.S. government statements about GOC(. They Penn arri.vod In 168: 18 l'ound In their determined effort 18 pre!or 18 begin with P.rsonal "the Clcy of Brotherly Lcve," ship food and medicol aid 18 e><POrienee of him." Philadeipida, and ~ coloey or North VIetnam. One corollary of the inner P' e n n s y Ivan Ia (''Penn's The largest Quaker gl"(qqs Jn light doctrine ls tJte Quaker Woods.'') America are the Five Yean Colonial Quakers were hard- Meeting oC Friends, with about insistence that oDe man'l!i religious opinion Ia as good II world[l6, thrifty pecple who 70,000 members, and the another's, and the humble•t strove Cor slmpllclty of Jlfe, Religious Society or Frlel'lls layman is as likely to be wearh¥J plain black clothing, Gene~l Conference, wUh about -·moved by the spirit" as a elchewlng drinking, dai\Cing and 30,000 members. Most ot the theologian with three degrees. other ''worldly amusement-." Quaker consregations that emIn recent years, some Quaker Their marked differ~ces from ploy· salaried pastors are in the gr4Jt4)s have begun to train atxl their frontier neighbors caused Five Years Meetil1g.. or41Jn ministers, but tholr role them to become identified as a The original Quaker practic:r, ' is baatcally one of leadanhlp ••pecuUar people" and this sti~ followed by a rnajority : and admlntatratlon, and the reputation restricted the growth General Conference congrega . typical Quaker worship senlce ot U!e movement. tl1ons, makos no provision Cor a stlll provides for any person From the start, Quakers tried pastpr. The congregation assemwho feels so moved to address to apply llterally some of the bles on "first day" (Sunday) in the congregattoo. harder sayings of Jesus, inchd· a severly plain, altar-less '·Quakers believe that no lng his admonition in the meetlng house. Silence reigns outward rituals or sacraments sermon on the mount that "It unless and until someoll!8 feels are needeci to.draw nlgh to God. anyone slaps you .on the right called to st.a.OO up anJ recite a Bapdam ' Is not a rite usir)g cheek, let htm sliP your lett Bible passage, give 1 brief of cheek too." Water but Ill "Inner ,__,om ..,....... personal testimony, or say a the splrft." Holy Cmununion is Pacifism, in the strict seme prayer. After .1bout an hour or cel'ebrated not with consecrated of refusing to return violence or worship, the meeting ei'Mis with bread and .wine but in silent even to resist it, was a cardinal each friend shakirw bands with sPiritual union with Gcd. virtue to early Quakers, and it hJs neighbor. These doctrines were consi· contli1ues to be a distinctive ·--~~~~~~~1111(11---, dered 10 heretical in 17th Quaker "witness. 11 But many CBIIIury E!181and that Fox IIIII .Quakers today !eel paciENER·PAC his il11lll or "Frlelllla" nsm Is an Ideal eannot were subJected · 18 extremuly practically be :~:.~, I; harah persecution. At one point, world where IJ there were rour ~sam ever ready to that' bt . ean HYuu•:lc !I WHERE ABA STANDINGS Ulllled Preso lnlenational _/ W L - · . . ...3t 32 lltalueky .... 36 30 Klaml ...... 35 12 lflme- ....34 33 Naw York .... 17 52 West , W L ..oa...,.. .... u 13 llelwor • • • .. .Jt 29 ~ Drl...... S8 32 {mprint,,¥ade·in,1A,merica,. KNOW ,...... I -, - - - - - o i ' E N ·TOOA. . . . . .IIIIIIii.... ~.,. .I - Yout Neighbor's Faith: The Quakers ABii~ii~~~d . B ~ ' · . . · -~ ' ,,I 19- TJa S....v Tbfte..s.ntinel. ~. March 16, 1989 ,r, ' ' ', ·- 'J·f ' ' ' .VINTON, 01 • I . { �' ' \ 1\:Tew· ·m· 1~' ATI'ENllON!.;,_ I • ' .· ~ ' ~ • • :'V· .CHAIN:SAW.' OWNERS THURSDAY MARcH . 20th, 1969 GO YOUR CHAIN SAW SHARPENED EE CHAIN GRINDING (ANY MAp:KE~)- - - - - . FREE SEE AND MEET YOUR COFFEE & HOMELITE DEALER DONUT$ GET VALUABLE a c7-LE EXTRACHAINwoR'Ilt .. ~ ~Jwam~ ........ au SAFETY GUIDE BAR COVER wo"TH........ . . ~~0:~............... 211 mAL IETAILVAWE •3011 WHEN YOU PURCHASE A SWISHER IMPLEMENT COMPANY' COURT STREET GALLIPOLIS, OHIO ~ < ' ' BY . cE .•. l.t. . .U.V BLAKJi$EE · '; . 1Gw8d !>7·- 1111'~1 at 11e1p CountJ . ,_, aile!' lhe.{iiiol-tall ~, POMEROY - MeJP A r e a In other 'words, 1111'1.!:. tverJ IWi> commercial fruit IP'OWOr& u weeks. . ,..u 18 ~fruit ll'OWOl'O,'wlll ·With poodles tor a.. backyard need to be geered within the II¢ fruit II'IIW"ro ~ 11 tor II· few woeko for tho amual battle oeaie ooillrol plus carbar71 (aov.to Badqvd control IDMoto lllif dl.leooe. plus malathion to COIIIrol fruit growers ~ r e In) IDoeots. .. al WIJII lnttrested In aettlnB out 'lbe COIIIIIIOl'<ial fruit gr<jlier fruit trees but oomellmea fall pro&lclni poacbeslllarlsoutlilth to reall2e lila! to produce aoo<J a dormant IFill' ID lila late fall fridt regelar and tllorongll after 111ves bavl fall111 or In 1111'111'111& 1, very Important. a.. · early spr1ug betoro buds A quelllonor thla pall week owe11 to.: leal curl. He llnli· asked why ~ peachOB, dUrlna Of tho Iaiii .aeveral year a, develq> : balniJfUII,II and then towordslhe ondo!lheoeaOCIIbecomoamass of rot• To ·control brown rot t h e the Land ·Lay ~f ~ 0 - • \ .. ··, • r' , . >!'::····· ···"\ 't • ~,.. '' \ I /': l. ., ... ' ·.fl! ~~n"·~r, ~· . ·' ' 'i ,iT ' .. ,. '- '!o· \ ~-::::~.~= IDg lhe pink llqe, the bloom liage and petel fall llqe, fol- Half Payme.n t May be M8 de In GALLIPOLIS- Wheatandfeed grain (ll'Oillcors who enroll the 1969 programs for !hell com· moclltiea mayrecelvehalfofthelr elllmated diversion ~ In advance, J. Melvin Gilbert, Chairman of lheAgrlcnlturaiStabflization and Conoervlllon County Committee reported Friday. For lllose requesting an 1\(1vance payment, county ASCS offlee peroonnel comPile t h e amount o1 advance pa,yment on the baals of sliiiiUP Intentions and forward the pa,ymeDI as 110011 u poeslble. !lgnup for tho 1969 began on February 3 and contlmles through March 21. AU producers of wheat and feed grains are enlltled to advanced poymenta on acreage Yoluntarlly retired from production beymd lhll necessary to qual~~)' as 8 participant. In addlllon, producers with • flld graln base of 25 acres or leas may receive advance payment for both the minimum requlreddlvertedacreage IJirst 20 percent) and any acldltlonal acreageo diverted. Procllcero with a feed grain baoe between 2S and 125 acres may rOCflosl f1ii A5C ~'com- mlttee to temporari.J,y ad)lst the 1969 base to 25 acres and divert the 25 acres for payments. £·!/!"' Hydrostatic power steering; short turning radius; quick maneuverability, styling, stamina; comfort; convenience; sturdy powor; ·· .. this tractor has what you need lo gel work. done laster. y.., preaented a cooservlll011 plcCnro In=.~= wlth-,.111Soli CCnservatlon Senlee program 1n lbo llaOCII CaoiJd;v lelde llfotJ, It Ia almpiJ I 365 Pf. PLEASANT~ JachBur- 4-)ILoldersAuoclallon. diii'IYOirJob, dett, whose fllrm la 011 the rkljje For badllar<J lrult llfOIIOI'I beyond Flatrock, Ia plaMIDg to ROBERT BURDETTE, w- tho plom& oro llmllar to the plant about 2,000 trees thlayear, farm Is 011 Oldtown Creek near .....,;orclal ll'OWOl'· llaterlalo ThlsplantlngwiUbemootl,r- the C<ultry Club, la-rdng011 lilth lou hazard ore nlld. 'lbe Ia called anlnterplantlngbecauoo aomewllat of a new projeet, II number of - • 11111 be alllblquite a' bit ol native treeo are lout one that Is now to agrlcul- ly rUieod. llaterlala are uaed sprcutlng In the area which he ls lllre and woodlandlnMuOIICoun· whldl hive multiple value evan planting. to. . thOulb tl1ay may 1101 be IJ!Ite as In 1967 Mr. Burdett planted Mr. Burdette'• farm Ia located ell'ective. 4,000 white pine and 4,000 VIr- aloog Oldtown Crook and haa a 'lbe kq to suceeas In IDIIOCI glnte pine ln a nearby area. He narrow but fertile llrlp of bot- and diiOUI Clllllnll for tho badlplans to clear out and releaa, tom along IL This bottom llfQUIId yard fruit srower Is tlmou!ill some ol this provlooa planting. wl!on we pi&Med lhe farm fours ..,......., altho rlabl time with The work crew ol the Westem years ago wa1 eovendwltb.,-ca- the proper matertals. ·Thoral&b !bll Conaervallon District liiU do more, elm and walllll. coveraae of all above • llfQUIId the work. After dlocuallm lilth JcluiJ¥ porto of pillltl Ia 1100011111'1 to Laouey, Senlce Foreoter at tho C0111ro1 fruit dl-oe• IIIII In· TillS HAS been a week of 4-H Department of Natural Koaourc- Mota. !l>rill bod! the 111p andbolClub meetings tor us. Monday eo, It wao decided to clear IWIII' tom slclesofleavoallllllllhe IPI'III' evening Carl Cook, Mal<"> Coun.. all the !roes except !be walnut. jull beclns to drip ol1eacb leaf. ty Extenllm Apnl, and I met Mr. Burdette his done 1110<11 of 9taadaN lllzo fruit !roil In with the Buoy 4 4-H Club at the thlo, and told Mr. Laouey and !WI luf DOOd at leall onHialf Mount Flower School. The main me IlLII he had perbajls 200 wal· pllon of apr~ per year of tree purpeoe of oor vlall there wu rut t11at had been rolllaed. Hi aae tor odoqate ......,...., F~ to judge amne COOSemtlm pos- haa pnmed all ol thoiO fD 0 J2. exarJlllleo I !'Q pruaed 10 1ten that the children had made, foot he~&~~~' and Ia planniJII toler- old I1IDiard a1ze tree-· S Thq proved to be exceUont I>OS• tlllzo ....,. of them. pll0111 at IPI'III'o UIU)IImed tree1 lers which made It IDterestiDg Mr• . _ and .... worldDr more thll ar and ·. nh:e sbow of pollters, bUt with hlm an ID ex;perlmentallit- IPfl1 forprqlll' coverage, Dwarf also tough oolbo Judges. ulllon. lnformelton which were- and oeml • treea beiDB That 4-H Club Is makl!lgplans celved !rom llllnolaeourcellllll'l amaller' roiJIIre- leu to do some beautification Pjont- that a veneer loa 16 to 18 Inches IPI'ill· Also, dorJnollt - · reIn& along Route 87 • In dlllllleter can be J)l'O<llced ID a qidie le" pli(lnljll beeluoe Tue~ evening we met with !Ike sltualloo pnwldod some for- beeluoe thin -are 111 ltavoi.to the llalli!Y lf¥lllenA-H CIUQ IIJ . \UJ,zo~ l~. lld¥<k .,. ·· ... 0 .,; , MW<l 1 .0111 .0<.1. u 'Hl .nofyr: Point Pleasant and Thlr~ we · · ··· ·· ' · · · 11 lhe borne orchardlll lm'l • Purl•• Chows • Calf •nna and Sho Gla • Fuaks Seed Corn • Parks Seed Corn • •Health Aids and Vaccines • Fertlllzars •Field Sealls 1nd and Glrdta SHtls •Bar• Wire · • WaY, tnd ·•••I 'arm Gl.tts ··- . • Stock T1nks .. POMEROY, 0. ' . ' Cwtom Gri!lding 004 )I~ . JIOre . • ' *II PvM. apt., t ft!011J1 8nil bath, · : Ill I!QIIIIol, paid, li!lom!. . ails only. I'll. 44&-llll•. , U-11 ,.s. . . ., "'.· Jlllli)EIIN . r, .. - houle.. I rmL IIIII , Female Help Wented service. Clara Mae Monbarger IlS-I Notice PUBLIC SALE , HouN and lol of tiM! late Eliza•• both Ho•lok, S25 M10oollo 0..1.,., ,. F.IP¥1ow Subdlvblon, Golll.loll•~ Ohl•, 2o!ICI 'P.M. 1 Thu.,...,,, Maooh 20, 1969, •' ·tt~o JN"emh••· HOOM OloO fOo Joo.POOIJOO $,.,• '''• Maooh 16, 1969, 4oOO to 1 20 • 1969, 12o00 ""'''"· to 2.0o; Moooh E.ecutar rt~•erv•• th rl1ht to ,.j.c:t all t.1tl1. ...... Phone... NlW .GMC TRUCK . . :HEADQUARTERS . 1i1B "' T. GIIIC PickUp ltll 141 T. Cbeo. Pickup 1111 1141 T. Ford . 11&1 Ford E&ionoUne Pltiup 1181 141 T, a.e.. Pickup . 1818 141 T, GMC Pickup 1111 141 T. a.ev. 118'1 141 T. GMC 1110 'It T. ~ 1111 141 T. tnt. pickup · 1151 • T. Ford pickup !Ill 141 T. a.ev. plckap tilil· FIOO Ford tract 1111 at4 Dodge 1JliUI1 1111 141 T. DodJII· es-u WOMEN! BIG MONEY STUDIO Girl . Hollywood 0.0.. mellcs needs women tn and iround GaOipoU,. Full or part Ume. No expe.;ence requlred. No terrltnry restrictions. Take ordeJ'!I anywhere. IIISb· est profits II!> to 110 per cent. 30o Good Houaekeeplng ap- DIS, IT.T 0~ G""' proved cosmeiiCo. Everything 118'1 I . """ 'turnlsbed, Credlt extended. tGM ~ T. GMC Pickup ~ Plcka No lllock tO carry, No fraiiCh- ·lJ87141 T. ()MC P ..... L...... 11 1 • Jn eslmenl 1""'C 11u•·.......__ ... '""'· 0 8 0Ca V • .... UIU lOW" . . . For !uD lntormallon by Illllll. New & T Farm p'-· · .,,. ,,.. 3 free' samnles, ~ "'"" • -JO !lAY. Paul Grover. Porter, 0. Pit 388-81'11. , 6U SALLY'S ln-lawa coming. She didn't Ouster - cleaneed the carpets with Blue Lustre. Rent electric sbampooer 11. Fanner's Hardware Co. IIU WIPE OUT tor dirt and grime. enjoy cleaner wa~s ID ball the Ume. Rent waD cleaner 11- Cenlral Supply Co., 17 'Court St. BS-11 STUDIO GIRL HOLLYWOOD 11M 2 T. tnternatloDal .,.,._.,, a T Dod.;.• pi"'""' JOHN e. HALLIOAY, r ....... u ..., Dept. M-247, IIIII 141 • •• - · !f,t;~!~'l_ of Ellroboth II~ Hart St., No. Holly- !9511 2 T. Int. Tractor . "'""''k• '"'"'' W<lOd, Cslll. 816115. Also lm1 Minneapolis Moline Poww .• mediate big profll openln~a U1llt · 1 • . for party plan ~New 1111" Jlo!ary Cutlenl FR~Ieildl Al1118J1aC. ,. . ~~ . ...&II, New 1.21 1 II. II p)J · ~PI"\',_1~• ~Q'l lo<il)·~ IJ!'T j ' fi. 11. DJ1on tlftl til- lne. Filial . . . .-, i1aUipol!t'1 9e.,.,. 1'01' Rent , !' I" tal. ", '· l'A ~AL ~ · · · unf"{1'· apart- OMt vane, ra.r-t •w!U, start at 0., ~~sr~ ID Pine S1 Pit. 1110blii Chapel Unlted,)letllodlst men!. all liibaem, all uiDitlea •. . 140 U l!mrch s;mtlay ni'R111 March paid. Call ~. 113-U TREAT M1RS rlgltl, they'D be a dellllht if cleaned with Blue Lustre Rent electric sbampooer n. Cenlral Supply Oo. IIU RUGS A MESS? Clean ""' 1eSI wltb Blue I.odlrt;~' Ieli!(!. lrie shampooer $1. Sheppard, ~ 181 Ave. 113-1 .. IN STOOK - Ruger 10-22 rtf. lea, 11retta slngle barrel trap It IIIII CCIIIIlme llll ! · 'l1le · " .., ' lot Ph LOW, PRIC!:S on ~t­ Rev. ~ames W. Morrison of TR:Ao~n. nice . . 441- LOW, treaos. Cortlln Furniture. Porl Gay, W. Ve., will be the ll97 alter 5. 814 Jill. 44&-11n. 11-tf .....elllt. Relr. Jalild Mor. ·FIRST floor 2 bedropm tuniieb~. the, patlw. Cl1rd1illy In- ed apii1ment . A1 . J:l'oiit!h !Ll!JC1110LUX V8llUUIII Clem. Jll. . ,. fl-It l:'aurtll Ave. ' 4'1-lt er com,,et. wltb allaCbmeatl, ·,, . . eonlwlnder ailtl paint spray. ••AUCJ'I(lN Repoileaed I!Ul. · au~ JI'RD>AY· Maft!l 21·, f p.lll. at I'URNI9III!lD llfl8l'lmentl, I · a. In U1ie new eond!Hoil. PlY off Hirln9ft'a New It Uled Fllr· I bedrooms, beat, water, lew- trl.ti or lenl1l If desJre!l. 1illure:. MilD 91. Pl. Plea-. 1Ji8 funtlohed. Ph. ..... Phone tM-111111. 11M 4'/.U jan!. W. Vlt. . OIJ. R. E. Knolll ...ettanoer. .. sun, ·oN ALL YOUR l'llRNISHED "IJI8'bi!enl, • · , •. · LAWN •u~~_. POODLEs. TillY .Toys Akt rea., most ~lora. Also IIIII eervk:e. Ph. 113741'15. &-1 ~ SOLID STATB II'EIU!Xl i86!' WALNUT stereo lll1t1lllt. ~th t apeskera, 4 IJ)eed a¢o.mallo dtanger. Talre ovtr paym~ of $5.25 per montb or pay bolanee due f?UO. Cell ti&-10D. fU C!GII- l!LEi:mNG , GARDE:N. - . UXiKJ JmY.PAY MORE? 2s 1._ .._ ln• Pe, Ftrtlllzer . ·.O.lr 4~75 25 1.. i._, We.l Yo F•~~l~tr & W... Killer 4. 95 . 25 11.-t Ptp Fertilizer / Qnly. 1.69 10 i..-...... Ftrtlllzer .. .. O.lr t.i9 .• ,• . ,\ ..• a ... · ... ~----COMPLETI NEW. l-INE ON · liAHD C)f ... . mDING ·lOWERs ' .. loW ' ~Wuus: 115 :· I' ' ~ CONifllU! '11-11 ApaChe'e n.,.-aller :I I · JUst · ~the ixp,nalve Except tor~•··-- ·l!lrl~ , ' EEDS ' ' ' -.~ ' Ooa- a-s To Do tact. JteOa .\lnold. P1ut Colt. ......_ Ira! )!aiel, .• 'IS-II mMPAiiioN for elderly I"'Pie , .- - - ..- eonva~ · Jl!lt!ents ""' l'OODIII, 1NIIdJ al~rii!C clolhlnt- 44R;.. • · rate!. P1ut Cenlrll Holll. AND loading supplles. ten'i, Gslllpolls. I'll. ...._ "* RK PRICED TO SELL STI1U!:O IIADIO COMIIINA'I'ION lMII ldODERN mreo AM & Jl'!ol radii> ' ~Han 4 speed · e~er. ~ maple eonIOie. Balanee due flll.ll or payments ol Ill per monlh. Call M-'1111. ' a-s . . · 2 Bedrootn-BI1 Lot Low DoWII Payment ---·--- -IMCL BATS Jftll.. LUGS- 8IAD8J IDT . WD'II aAallmf aa ft.AILD 11'0'1'. PU:ID ....., J...OC,Aia) Olf • 'I'OWN . . w. Low Down Payment Vfl'l Good Buy At 12,900 ' ' t". . , - ~~ . ' . '· ,. . 3 Bedroo11 Homo 24 Acres Edp of Town _to_ -ArG-- --- WB1' PAY la'G' WilDt YOll QIGID - PAYING ~• 'IIIII • A QOGD IDVJCU.II& Willi I __ . . . . . .JiA.tH. C8'f'II.M. 1&\'f, ruu. ON A CIOCJP ......or Dl 'IOWJ4, OWJIII. ....... _ , J!I(.AJIICK. . Owner Moved-Must Sell YaY JtiiCS . . . . CXJIIII.m'&. L'l GAiti'IIDD WITII a.-. BVIL'f IN DI'CIIDI, PUU. . , . _ , . . . GA&A.Ga Clllnaa WOIGNO OV'I' W WILL_ AUlA AHD CWJat ~. WILL au. eAU. JD ~ t4Ntll Here's One Worth · The MontY . . bloct, brlet. pipe, . l!nleiJI, . ele. a.. Grailde, o: Clf l \ . . ' '• Fann . ....::-. &;. ' n. ma ' j ·~ CHATHAM AVE., ,; D. H. WOOD, Rultor . 5 ROOM frame"deep~)ot. Mllrii' .~: Phone 446-1066 . us an off~NTAL • ~' RDIJerl L. SoH, NEW Ll8I'ING8 . .. .. .. .. traiJiir, dolmtOwn ball! IIJ)Nirs rents for fl'll lncluded. · ~ a montlt, price 115•500• CHESHIRE • SIX !100M home and ballt, on Flrol Ave. Price fJ .500. BEAIJTIFUL older large IJril, ', ON U. S. 35 Ill Jllldney !,.,,. 11 nns. · and lwo ballta, ...-:. ·. rooma and ball!, 113 81ft. modern kitchen, redemralt!ll. ' Price fi.SOO. . new !lrepiBoe, basement, om ~ ACRE ln Blchvell, 8 ,.,...,., •n acre on Rt. 7 . 141 baoemenl juri remodeled. LISTINGS NEEDED FO"· . . Price $10.1100. DIDoa Agency VACANT SPRING BUYERS ' ..- p I.OCATElll on 21 Gallla Street. Jay ShoPJI!If'l, tiiiiiJ ·. RooseD D. Wood f4l.tm 2 BR, lal'j!e ~lldien with plenMONEYMAKER Earl Winters, 111• . Rooald CaaadaJ ....... ty cllblnels, Rec. room, ....rt WaJIIO Amobary, Itt • , 91'. RT. 23S. SG A. aU trador, shop. leneed yard. Will lrade . . «<(!tt lamlfng land. 10 A. bot· .:...~~it; ~· ""tOib; 20'" .t' r01BJtl, ''bilm!e for larwer home. • · • • grazing & tlmbor. Has c:oal, 4 ROOM HOME U>VELY 3 BR home, 10 mJa. clay & llmeslooe. II nn. ho1lse utes from town, Rl. A. A. NIBERT. Realtor tr bath, plenty water. Also, wrm bath and basement, largo Copper nlumi>Ing, me bath • · lot, needs some redecoralln!l. AVE. • ;r•·TB _ attadted grocl!ry & Tenco Can be bought for $3.0011. 'I1IHID a ••• shower, storm doors and wJD. IllS station. doing a good busdows, built-In kilcl1eft 'llilb Good Investment. Iness. Let the Mrs.- lentl the oven r(lnge, wall to Will SPECIAL OF THE WEEK Lookinl For ASmall Farm farpet,anddrapes, """" & the Mr. ... lhe farm. good•.. , . , log. Ask the peGllle wbo 01111 NEAR NEW one story brldt 3 WE HAVE a 11 Acre Farm .s or more acres of'~iillaH. Price 111.1100. BR. !"' tile bath In with 3 BR dwolling and bath. ly water. city water ,·- . large LR wlllt wall-wall carAll rooms paneled and new forced air furnace heat. ._. BEDROOMS pet, all electric kllclten plus fuel oU !umaee. Land Is liDport, utility room 'linif inial IDEAL for rearing llmt !amUy. dinette 'llllh large glus door, derlaid wilb coal. porch. Ph. 379-21'13. ..., · Quiet Sf .• wonderful vtew, no laundry room. 2 car garage lra!llc . full baoemenl, wllh a with oonerete drive, large WE AJ.'io have .48 acre farm Rec. room & Garage or wort with no house on it. This is !eve! lol 100' wide. good ne~ . area. This orupt!l ty has a gllborhood, also underlaid with coal. Bolli beautiful kitchen and ~ of the above menlloned lsMil" area. Yoo11 gel more llouiO NEED LARGE HOME? are located near VInton, Ohio u..cl Furnltur1, tt'ol•• 1111..,_ 1..- '1401111 II you lluy II tltl1n SEE THIS 7 room, 1141' ball!, uiiOI'IIOUI lterftf & ....... any place I kniiW. hold good•. w, ol.. hr 4 ACRES lull basement with rec room. COIIIpletl ISitDfes, 2 fire piBCell, carport, extra NEARLY new all electric brlcl< STATE RT. 160 nlee lot wlllt plenly sbrubl!. borne located sooth of town KNOTTS NEED a nke counll'J hOme. 7 . located Jus! oulslde clly Jlm. on 4 acres of land which run! tta. to the beaL•Ilfui Oblo River. 111118., bath, """"'"""· panelUSED FURNI1U~ lq, plenty • slorllge IIJIIIIlO, HOBART DnuiN, Realtor Has full divided basement large IIYing room IIIII a lrltwllh rec. room. kilehen, bath ehen the Mrs. will enjoy. Laclllo or llti1111 llrM.and workshop. You will have Wl1ere ... you beat lblll for EnD!np Ml-izll to see !Ids home to appreciate it. Call today 1m- appointment. Priced In the lblrtys. . BUILDING LOTS D. H. WOOD, R..ltor TEL 446-0791 ~ , ..v. ·· • 12 x 60 LATE model .,., five roome dolmataln lfJOe COIIntry loca'lllm, • -';)'!'Il l wllb bath. 'l'bree rooms IIIII trailer park. Wstu- _,. - . ··•; llOOIILE home In Neal Realty· 1. .. ..... lfl: col;,., ' 4 a WANTEDl ·.. : _,_ only-- 1.. I ' Mil a,_~ !umaee · MILL tbll a real barpln. CDier 110,1110. NEAR GSI. S ~. whler. _...good !>UY Wallt to· work. .NICE BUILDING SITES WE HAVE SEVERAL. NICE bulldl!lg Illes lii'OUIIJI GaUipolls. If ,...., looking for a 8lle 28 ACRES; , 38 acres, 1110 for 11mt new home, see 111 be17 acres. Taite )'1111'' cllai!Jii fore )'QU buy. LOTS OF LOTS ,)t: Ollloo " ' - 4fi.477S u Rn. Btelbtp 1'RAILER sites, bul!dJnir: llflp,,. , Daq Wetherllall, I'll. dl-4m We may have wbat.J'iu '~!~tilt :me. AND LMD ._......, a..l Estete For We W. C. UASSIE REAL ESTATE BROKER tinablt, ciutwaw. '.; ~ '."'l:M AJ\'TIQUEB: -..a~~ 8111111, eane WE NEED LISTINGS Mal cbalr, ~ with SI'ATF. RT. 1110. ~ Valloy, Pho!'!e ~1066 ' tlaa door. sofa. ....,, st. Rt. 1+1. Plants ti. Dlv.. NEW LlS'I'ING!! · .. .. ··· • ·· WE HAVE had 9 sales slnee " •1 fU Nelglibomood Rd. and ~· ·llOUIILE home In dowutowll · Jan. 1, so If. you want yours .-·:'c1000 ~: S350 to $!1100. area, five rooms downstairs sold list with us right away. CLEAN LUMP IIIII oldo- ll~ ~_. - Cloll .., ..,.., wllb bath. 11tree noms and ornCE PBONE aG-1• ., - ~ Oorl Winton, Rio Ttl: 4ff"'ll. ballt IIJ)Nirs rents for 11'11 EVENING ~~ Oraildt. Pltoilt SIUIIJ. 8-11' .. • monllt, price .15.5011. . Cllorloo M. Neel MI-U. .· i . nt A. farm, flOOd I rm. baale. SIXF,_!OOMA bo~-a~ !:lh, on ·" IF Y00 IN 11ulldln8 I w111i al,tmdnlm llldq, l'\llll . '"' V<l. n"" •• ...... . • -~ _or remodelbtc. 1101 .._ · ftier "' A. lob baie, • ON 'u. s. 15 at Rodney lour .·• ... on bullden. Dllllrllldlor ,. 1 Allo I'OOIDI and balb, 1/3 acre. · PRICI!J reduced on new 2 bed~ 1rolpolDt AJIP)IInces. 'Alii- I'm! tradnr wllh Dll'lf Balli 1!'rlce tl,lllll. · · room bome wlllt clll'JIOI, city J 1111 EJeclrle. .. I J1a1 1 mL from o.Dlptlll Cll 1i ACRE In Blllwell, I """""· '!'Bier, gas aDJ!' !uU basement. ' m. .Mull soD clue ' . to . ~ ' If. basement just n!IIIOlleled. Planta Subdit. $9400. Ph. . "w. tlJ,. of bundlni ~ · lielltl!. .... ~ • l'rkll! 1111,0011. ..... .. < •• - .-. r-6 ACRES' nDS TWO Bl!lDIIOOM boule Is RT. IU. Four mDeo out. I 'a · on nve .....,. o1 ~ on a bath, basemt, 1Pree4 ,~..., bltDtcp road bt Addlllon r;ulbldp;. Chldten ,... • Towm!tlp. 01mp1t1e bat b. you ~t. Ibis buJJI.fn cablilets, ullllty ""!!"· Pndor ..000. Iii · ... IJSED F't!RNfrVRE of all tlnds. Credit on new. Rice's New & Used Furn. ~. . AT IN! liOtlSETRAU.ER, 115' Moon, 10 . I 1111, 3 bedroom, uitcferpin. nlnr, a1r cond., WM1ung ma~ ' thine. Jim IIBsllns, Rt. I, . t4&-0l44. a-s ' bedroollll. - ~PECIAL . earpetedll\'lng """"· and Cite GOOD batd-.f~Fe & ~ acre of e-c>und just rlgbl !or business. can be JO)\j • Ill a garden. City wal8'. Well without.. oloc:k. MPi.. llllllll; wor1lt the money. Mlddii!JIOI'I. · ' " . ' .· . " ) w..- ••oo '"' SAJEMORE floor, 1110 , JJoor ~. 1o1a of eablnell. " blacktoP c.ner ~~------~~~~~ •ONE·STOP GARDEN CENT~R ____ TillS tmLE 1!61JSE,bas ojle . or bath, nat. gas, ~ • · ChelltJre• !GO . 381-11D. &t:a NEW 1M ZIG-ZA() SEWING . ' •" ~· ' ' M'ACillJft! bt orf8lrul1 factory I JIOOM WrTAQE, l2l 'Jad:am lid. edge ,o! cllt; 1m lol, . eartnn. Autolliilllc zlC-1811 tq IJtrilqnboJet, on drlytiwly. ~ make buttons, IDOnOIII'IID, and f48-om. . ·eu. litsb fancy .dellg!io wllb Just the lwlal .ol a slngle'dlal. Loll bt Jay-a-way and never been·, used. Balance due onlY f!?.OO or terma o1 f/.110 per 111011111. .. Edna Williams l!<lrtle Staley Oscar Baird, R••lfof, FOR RE.TIRED COUPLE · 101 bao AM, FM radio, f opeaken, ' llpeed Jll!lomallc liimtable. Take <1'i«t payments c4 fJ.fl per monlh pay ballillt!t tlll.ll. Try II bt ,..... home. Pb. ~- ' ,,p · I ' ·. • ·• •t I ·D. NO. RT11.·. ' Genorof Hoopih!l > nr. USDA Programs Help Wildlife graaaes, leJUDMs, shrOOa, and other vegstatlen, conetrnctioo of ahiiiOif pondo tor water fowl and fur animals, and deep ponds for fish. some ACP practices lllllrecl.- . ly benefittq wildlife, but primarUy beneftttllli _.e Include conservation meaaure11 to protoct our farmland frmn lilnd and water ei'OI!Iina: GObert uJd. Many practices 1111porled b.Y the Nadwal WlldiUe Federation are avaDable onacost-ahare ...., Is to farmer& throogh the Agrl· cultural stabUizatlon IIIII CGnsen111lon Service. GObert said program lntormatlotl can be obtalnod from Councy ASCSolllees. UJ 8I\COUI'IP an cltlzens to <JIIIIPOI'I Natlwal WlldllfeWeok," GObert aald, uan;~ I e8Peclall¥ encourage farmers tolnvoatlpte the posalbUltles of ACP and otho er tann programs U a meana of lmprovilli wildlife habllata. . WE WISH to Olprl!lll our lincere thenki to our relative!!, friends ~nd nelghllon for Jhe manv acts of kindness sbllln! · us during !he lllneu and ., 4~1& of our brotner, Daniel Wantld To Do 1 8:.Da~pRe w.!Uld e~al­ ly like 10 than1< Dr. Clarl!. WI'LL 'OAIIE lor elderly per. llcbmldt and the Jion)ng staff !lOll ID lllf holme. €all . . ol the Medical HOIIJ~ rllal. We would alto like to • IJIU, thank Rev. Hanna IIIII RO•. Burwell !or lhelr words ol ()ARDENS TO PLOW In or near comfort ancl sympathy IIIII ()alllpolls. Call 44M'IIII. IZ-3 the Waugb, Halley, Wood Funeral hllllle lor their el!lclent By JOHN COOPER ins '"· Card of Thanks .1 *"' ,who oro -·.. • ~...~ ....... . s.te BAIRD REAL'n' '-"'· For Sale .FIRST ~ lumlaboti ·IIPift. PA~. 1• . . ment, UICIIIoin: an Fourth ASSmiE Wllmlt <onsote mreo. '11111 .~;'SEEDS f,S ••• .. t Ptannedfior 1969 ==~~= Pbu RfGr Meigs . .- ~- =~~-~t ••• 1118 food and protecllon by pion,_ • ' ' Dart.. , ·, _.eta = SUPPLIES & SERVICES Whether you choose gas or diesel, you've gol gutsy power lor nonslop plowing with an lnternallonal 444. Highly accurate hllch response keeps draft load constant-kaepl you plowing smoothly. You seldom slip (use the differential lock II you do). And 8 forward and 2 reverse speeds are standard, with a good selection in the handles! work ranges. Powerful plower? You bet itlsl Great lor olher mounted Implements too. Diagonal float In hitch lets mounted harrows, rakes, cultivators follow ground contours lor smoolh, even work. Position control lever raises Implements and lowers them smoothly to present depths. cOli~ 1\1: AGRICULTURE Speeds along with thtee t6s . . .. -'"' 111th tho !>GIIIrOI at· 1liOwlt . :;::,:•liltho!ll lbla hf liU two rot a l l - - Al• , wlllt ·ID· ~OI!Ice.; , ; .,. . . ' HI•<iD ,® .· Mot problems !>llamlllold ~' id>il~ replace• 11!11 · .~ ~ . . bUC. IIIDi bup, ~wloalll 111111• ,/illoell tor dlllonnl ~ ldJit a 50 at a let mite, plum .....uo, whldl ............ avalllble In pall fiOII - · .... Cl) lie - tor- lrol lor . fruit-. ,....... Inc~ . .., 8111 ~ ~ oteMr4and. ·lhe bullotlil · 'lbrG'ID In lor JOOCI _.... ....., ~ !or IP- IJl to lhe ~ ""'"and b!ll 11m Ol!leo. ore pnblem.::u': plea, blacl<berriol. bluabelTios, . - !¥t be.Wll\!1 - I ! ...,111. , ., ,..., . '· tu -lirll pooi-s, elllrrlos, pasdlol, fruitIJI(cler tecaaWm· . tiiiiperiod piUDII,lll'lfOS. ....,.,.... • ., "!!I ••-,...""'-111!1'------,...-~-.., and i'o«<od ...... IPI'ill .....-mea. ' ., . oclll can be CCIIItrOIIod. AI• tncludod ore IJDPOrlllll II tho COIIUIIOI'clal fruit...,· p-ocliltlanl .., llOIIb'OIIIDII drift er 11101118 to -.ol IDHdo IIIII 11111 .., pallldde lttoll'. The dl101!"' he . lhwld set bullotlil .,elllm ar ~lllelde lllfotJ Ia 5G6, 1969 FJult !l>n.Y Becom: )Ill like tvflt'l problem. do tho job properly, lllll proloet lila _ aporotor fro!I'IIP1'ill 1 I nlldoe, 101 teko prapor procsutlalla-om.tna~_lllfll1 .. . ·- ' . 11W - · · and J1111 .~ ~~~~' 0 lllat palllcldol, ate pro!octed 1i.ree Ptant lng Powerful plower . . . . . ~:!>· .~ l ' .., , ,.. . Ext• • • • Alrlcultur.' : ..,.wHii, _w..,and!IYe LET US DEMONSTRATE ON YOUR FARM NOW I ' . . GALLIPOUS - Farm .programa administered by the u..S. Department ol Agriculture ..., almed at balancllli siiJll)lles of r.rm products 111th d9manl, but they also play a kq rde In providl!v habitats for pme birds, deer, and other wlldiHe. "The Importance of this willl'- . Ute habit1t is atres8ed ln the theme for National WUdllfeWeok . belrc observed March 16-22," J. Melvin GObert, Cl1alnnan ol the Gallio Councy AgrlcnlturaiStebll· lzatlon and Conservadon Commlttee said. The theme Jpr tills year's observance, spon&ored by the National WUdll!e FederaUoo, Is "Provld9 Habitat - Place• Where WUdllfo Uve." USDA farm programs provide habitats throush estebllohmentol pOIXls, woodlaD:la, UKt nestj.Jig.... places ooland not needed ret'ag·· rlcullural production. Seine ACP practices cit direct benefit to wUdllfe include proWl- ··'· \ .: fip$, ~'J'i'ui(,t;rOW,~r~1 ..f!nn~1JfJ~Ittt e~, , , . <, S~WDUII.DAY Far·.m 'i na ~ , ' ...,• .,. Plano aod Longtloa. df QUALITYl . , 1 .. ... 1lhe World'lllll Clr ' !' ' . I ' �O-n .' ·' .\ ' I,;,,, ,. ; .~ . ,, ,. " ·wanted To . Bur , • •• ' · For R~llt .. , , ~<!,;·· '. . -. · · "-· . -, , ·r,l, ·~~'·' · AAfALt FARM, :1$ ~ ~:··t:· '!Wp J!Eili\OOM ....... boll..._,_,,_....,-:. '·. ' · ., ~~~~ .... ,_,_ '' ~ -.. "IIC:II:IIm' ~IW. ,.....,.., ) . _i' ferred. ·Raymond ·BclttrJgld, ' ., !JJng Bouom, Olllo 457411. .\ l+lltP _.....,.._ -a-..ol Help W.mwa IN MEMORY of our dear son 'ond brotller, Ha!Ue Earl Gotschall who was killed six )'ears ago today, March 16, 1163 ln Bal!lmore, Md. Six lonely years bas passed Sin<e tllat oad day When the one we loved dearly was called awav. Llgbl is from o;r household gone A voice we loved Is stilled A place Is vacant in our home Which never can be filled . . Often we think we hear yo11r footsteps dear Hallie And see your smiling face Daya of sadness sill! rome over us Tears in silence often now Memory keeps you ever near TO MY dearest friends, school mates and evel')'<lfie tbat wrote me such good letters and sent """h lovely cards I wan~ to tllank everyone of you lor remembering me when I was In the hospital ~olng throllgh surgery. r had one of the best surgeons Jn Florida and also one of the best doctors and a lot of good friends stood by me and the Lord was with me all the time. r had a lot of visitors. Those that rould not see me would write me notes which the nurses delivered. I re~ eeived over 100 cards and Thougb you left us six years ogo. But some sweet day dear Hallie We'll meet again beyond the toil and strife And clasp each otllers hand in Heaven That happy life. Sadly missed by lathor, mother and sisters, Juanita, Janet Kaye and families . 3-16-ltp they are still · comin((. I had .' : '•' : ·. ~' Ill lovelv baskets of flowers. I hope everyone that wrote to me will see my thank you note for it would be imoos~lble for me to wrtte to ev. eryone that I heard from for J am unable to write much Notice a1 a time. r am at Clydettes recuperatinp. It will be several WE'eks before I can go home. I hope you all get to •UCTION every Friday nigbt. George's Auction House, Rutland, Consignments welcome. Forest George, Mgr. 3-16-ltp •• t.his in the par>er. Wish··': see ing you all good health. : Always your friend ''•: Mrs. Eva Bailey. 3·16-Itp ••·• ·, TO ALL people of Meigs Coun· !}'.·Thank· you for your ·manr :• lilndnesses to me and my lam. ;: lly. Special thanks to blood ;: donors, Dr. Boice, Dr. Slack, ~ Dr. Blazewicz. Dr. Hartman, ' Dr. Corbi!l, Dr. Brown and ,::. Dr. Riggs, thanks to the .: staffs end nurses of Veterans ;; Memorial. Meigs General, 1: Pleasant Valley and St. J• .;.'· !eph Hospitals, and ministers : of Meigs County. May God .,•• bles• and keep you In his ·, '.: · , • .... • l · FOUR ~OOM lumish~ apart. !lleill, " .· GUN SHQOT, Racine Gun Cluli, Sunday I till -. Ham. bacon. Shotguns only. 3-!Mte ,(', '' . •-·.' ' ..., WOMEN, Big l>(ooey, SliKIJ~ MQI?!.'RN THREIIl toom. apart. Girl Hollywood Cosniellcs ment, ·all elecliie, 1118)' be r.eedB women In and around seen I>Y app<ilnlmellt. ~ Pomeroy. Full or pari lime: ltiUf/1. ., · S.t!-lfe No experience required. No , territory restrictions. FOR OOUPLE or man lamlly. ol'llers all)"Where. lDglaest . Clean and newlY d<!<.'OI'Bted. profits up to 611 per cenl. 300 ·One unfurnished and one fl!r· Good Housekeeping appnived nlsl)ed apartments In Mldd.. cosmellcs. Leads lumishi>d. port, Phone, 992-326'1. 3-!Uic Credit extended. no slock .to oarry. N<Y franchise lees. No 8u1iness Opportunity •lock investment. For lull In· VEI!DING Opponunlty. If you lotmatlon by man, plU$ s are Iooklng lor a good bus!· free samples, write studio nesa opponunity but a~ n~1~ Girl Hollywood Formula, !ant 1o IDvesl a large sum, Dept. M·266, 1'1461 llart si.. try operatb!g a speed-vendor No. Hollywood, Calli. 9111115. route. Try It on a small scale Also Immediate big profit before you plunge, For aa Ill· openings lor Party Plan op. tie as $1497 a sulllclent 1111111erators. !-16-11p ber of machln.., locatlon!l. and stock will he all..,ated. :!0 LADIES wanted part time Then watch the remarkable for Party Plan, car necesresults. Seven to ten hours sary. wt;ite Box 668 L care of weekly effort can provide $50 the Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, to $100 per week lnoome. Ohio. 3-1"te Multiply effort, mu!Uply income. Company financing MALE AND FEMALE. Man available lor rapid erpanston and wife te;:~m for midtown to full lime route. For ~ ~Uris al•rm. Man lor light tails. wrlle. ~iving your pbone maintenance and supervision, number, Spoed·Veridor. Dept. wife for housemother on a ro. F. '/262 Natural Bridge Raad, tation basis. others on staff. St. Louis, Missouri 63121. Retired coupit considered. 3-16-lto Utilities and apa!·tment furn· !shed plus salary for eacll. For RHI Estate For Sale •ppoinlment call 221·91130 or RODNEY DOWNING 231·5418 Columbus ;t.1&.3tp Real Ellale Broler Pboae IIUSI! WOMEN to work part lime as Middleport, ObJc Ree Line Fashion Stylists. sell ~. guara"teed fashions on home party plan. Above average urnings. O"f''rtunity deoerv. es a call. Jean Trussell, ph. 94!1-3703. 3-14-3tc TRUMPET PLAYER and or singer to Wllrk .with establish· ed band. Phone &1!1-3001. :t-14·3tc Pu c e Mar~h Sat., UllKtlimble thne fan Jumble~r, ant letter to taeh square, to form four •rdinary words. I ' ... . ,_ ,,. " " ' 1, , K ~-·· ' ' . ,• ' •," - . ~· .22, 1969 ,.... l • • ~·. l ·' .. ''''' ~ "·. ~· · I t:lHOI\ , • II ) ' ' ' • < ' J Baler, IHC 16 GIKJPper, FretJman Erd -.:.c:.ler, DllrbOrn 6' Mower~ pt, ' NI 111~~; .'200 . ~• ~r\llder PTO, M'o.lor~ ElevalD"' Surso SP ll ,'l~ll! Puq>, 1959 Dlc Truck • Rl60, 31,000 ad~ it!llri: · ,., . , 0~: GRACfHAIMIN ·y ., TERMS: 'CASH ,; ' ' ; : '~ ~u~J~:h. Available I, . "! ' 11183 FORD Falr!ane, J m, VI, Pb..... ' •' ( . " :I' ' ' j~. NEW 11168 Zil-Zac aewlllll JJ_ . chine In orlllnl! l!ietorJ el!" ton. Automatic , lie Ill lo make bultonholel, .W ill '' ' I ~ bultona, <!MIP' Wllb . ~ tho IWiat 'lli a single dJI!I. Lift In lay-away &!!d been !lied. .Balance ~ 111117 fl'/, or terms ol f1 per llltllllll. Phoae 119J.U; 1-l!.elci r ll!ob la(lcy ' 'J~tl !lORRY SAL • DOW a Jl*'1 gal, !lie aaed Blue lAIIIN .... and upiJolslefy cleanlr. ·Rent eleclrlc llllllnpoaer•.;JII. ter Fun!lture. 1-lfl.ele -- ELEcT!Ici.ux Vaeuqm &D. er Wllbt attachmenll, eorcl'lllnder pi paint opray. Jle. pollj!IIMid buf guaranteed, Ill · Jlke new eondllton. Pay qll f37.4S or terms .If deolnod. Phlme . . . . 3-tl.elc BRACE yrunelf for a lhriU tile flnt time )IOU tile Bille Lullre .Ill clun rup. Rent e1ectr1e presiding:at tdlampooer pln!and. 1-·· Mab tnKb, .,..,._,.. Tht balanct of poww hal jon! bttn upoot, Again. ly POftl~. (1\Mtlht -~~ appoinlmtnt. Tho Judgt. A ""Y optclal GTO. Tht Judge. With a otandard 366-hp, 4(JO.cubo Rain Air v.a. 1ht Judge. With a llandard all..,ndlro, lloar· Tiny's Jlar. .. JI.IO«<! wm SINCE 1853 POMEROY, OliiO fl. MUST SELl- 1HII Zig Zag fng mlclllfte. This mabl buttonbO!es, !ft8DY laney 4&ligus, Take over ~ $5.+1 pet 11101111t or JI8J' t1&.20. c~~sroount ror ..,... l'lloue . . . S.li.fie BLAETTN·A PH. 992·2143. ,,SSW! PA'VMENT8, walnut i:ollsole llereo. This lei .baa AM·l!ll l'ldlo, 4 moynlod 3-.,_t. The Judge, Willi o llalldonl60-l... opalltr fat aN lht world to - · lht Judge. With dard mog-l)'pO whtob. And blueftd.pllaw llrlplng. Makt a dato lor Millan, blc:oUM The Judge wll apeaan, bcibr· II row !Mr. q' i ..;;,'(' P..J I ' • ~ . :•u· , ~- ' Hpeed aulolllalie tum table. 'M:e over pi}'> meals ol Jl,f/ pet rmnlll or pay ballnce $11.112. 'l'r7 It ID a rule. 111 your favar, your home. Phone llf!.II:IS. 1-ll.etlc ; I ' • • : . IIIII !11'1 l2dO II. MobDe laM. llne betln!oml; iDclude[l .... Iller and ldJ ft. l'lllllq. tiOOJI, Pbane IIUIII. !-!S«c FARM open " ~Y. 111lll be tor buslnesll slarllDI Satur4ay March 11. Han plenty tne.ton and several titil. DIU GoodwiD. I lllllel hm WllbavlUe, 9. 3-!Uie FREE pwChased .Any~~ •111n1 tills sale- YOUR LICENSE PLATES FREE! .,• ,, . 1168 CAMAR0'2 DOOR·'··· • • • ~ • • -:•$2895 • •· v.a " r .:; J, ' -, r' THIS SPECIAL SALE NOW IN PROGRESS • Caf!lpany official car. •"'int, iiuto.J;'!I'•·;..powor oteoring, racllil,. ]ly~~.at alid c'"!_~lo: Block •lnyl roof, Now car tltlo and guarantet, .. ~ • . J ;;. . -· ,. • ., ' ~ •tat• "' 19&5 PONnAC· ; .....'................. $1695 Safori .(Statiort Wagort, li>cal 1 owner car, whit' twor doric blue linioh. Cl- lntioriOI, liko ·ntw ..., tlroo, ,automatic:, power ltMrlrag and br:a~es. 'RaciiOi. 1965 FORD GAL. 500 4 DR........... .!.. $1~ j . ~ , 'I'" · 'Dodge Charger_._. . _____ ~ __ _$1695 "Fod Back" 383 - 4 bl. carl>. Engine, Power Steering' Consolo Shift Auto. Trans. One Owner. · · ' 1.966 Plymouth Fury·-----~---~-S1850 · 4 Door Sedan. Auto. Trans. P .S, Air c:onditioning, One Owner. ' 1964 Chevrolet· 4 Dr~ Sidan, ____$795 Auto. T VS. P;S. . .. , ·, 1964 Pontiac Catallna. ______ ..;_$995 · Blac• vinyl int. wi~h buc••t .eatS · conscilci, neW . Premium tires, v.a eng.: auto. tra ~. P:s., .P.$., rodla, lo"! mileage by local owner• . tG! oharp car, Salem Ceoter, Oltkt.... ~ ~. .., . S.IN!p • 196$ OLD$. 8!1 4 DOOR SEDAN - GNon metallic flnlth with gr. .n lnt«lor, equipped with' ,.._ k.U. and tto.,lng, rodlo, white wall tlrot, wheel dltca, and outtldo rt• Yitw minor. Tho tot. prlct tfl.t~; ' 1,.4 OLDS. II STATION WAGOM -•white finish with Nthlnyl lnt«ior, oqulppetl with powM- !Noll:. . .-4 tt .. rine, tadlo, tinted glo11, white wall tlroa, wh. .l dltc•· Thl• sharp ono owner ttatlon wotort Woulcl . . idool For family trips ~d outing• thl• •umNt. SALE PRICID AT ...... ,.................. .. . uSUII.IO _________ _, 1965 ~NTIAC CATALINA CONVERTfiLI! .. Blue ~notollle Finish with white top, b'iock ..1n,.l lnt.rlor, , VB eng1no, turbo hpdromoti.: lronaml11lon, po~Of ttewing and bro~o•, radio, white woll tlroa, wheal Ill au, CADILLACS 1963 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DR. •........... $695 Auto. trans., "rcldio & heater, goo tirei; runs out fi~t. powor con..,•rtlblo top, outaide mltror. A porfoc:t cor for't"t nice woor· h., ohoo·d . lt68 CADILLAC COUP! DEVILLE .. Whit. flnlah with block interior, thia ono Ia o rool bea"'j to look at on• .:ompllmontod ~It+. o full llno of pa-r rtqulp~n~~nt, Including poww wlntlow1 ,anti olx woy tool, now n.dla with pow ... ontenno ond Nor toot apooker, outontotlc liehl control, tinted elo11, white woll tlrot, cllruto contrGI olr conclltionlnt, Gnd lqat l.ut not looat, only 10,726 mil.. . Sold now for · $6607 ,95 now tale ptlcod lor • 1963 CHEVROLET ..... , ..... , ......... ;$695 Impala 4·· dr. Local I owner car, Y8 tngino, power· glidt, radio and hooter, good tl,.,, blut fini•h: lHl OLDS F-85 STA. 'lAGON •• , ••• t .•• , .$995 Whitt finish, auto. ·trans .• radio & h•attr; Real nic• . cor. I I 1964 FORb GALAXIE".. ....... ;; .'....... $995 I I 500 H.T. Cpo, V8 engi·ne, automatic. I Whi~ li~ioh. Clean Interior, 1ood w.w. !ires. R&H. • I I I I I \. TRUCK SPECIALS f '· l, I I ' I .I l I I I I I I 1.. . ong1no, tlvu apud floor thift, radio, wh..l discs. It ·I 2 Door Hardtop. One owner.:Std. Trani, P.S. Radio. Air Cand. ·II . I .I I 'f I •"8!"'• 1965 PORD GALAIIE 100 4 DOOR SEDAM - Dorll. beige fl"ilh with Matching oil Ylnyl lnttl'lor, VI crultoamotlc transntlnlon, pOWft ,...,lttf, rodlo, .~... ........ -whtto woU..tlfMr·d•I.,JMI ,whotil ~11a.1 ~ · Iota mora oxtro1 . .18 SALE PRIC~D AT ..... , ............... . ............................. $1111. ' 1965 FORD MUSTANG 2 DOOR HARD TOP - Six cyllnd.- engine with o thr.. on the floor atortdatd tront• mlaslort, radio, doh1u wh..l dl1u, tinted glou, buclc .. ••ata. Thia one h a booutlful gold mtklllic finolah with on all vinyl intorlor to motel\. Priced for our 88 SALE AT ONLY ••., •••••• • • • • • • • • • • • • .SUI.OO 1967 CADILLAC COUPE DEVILLE - H.,.'• one with o Goltl l!'lltollic finish with II leo now eroen lntorior, hc:lt o hill co,.pli• mont of r,owor oqulpment htcludlng wlndowa ontl •he wop power toot, tl t. 6 · toloacoping IIHfll\f wheel, tlntecl 11011, radio · With PG:WOf antenna ontl r•• Hot IPOOitel, whit• woll tlr01, Thl1 c:er, hoa hotl nothing IIIII the YOfY II••~ of coN alnct Mw. 1964 CHIVROLIT IMPALA STATION WAGON -Gold finlth with motchii'IIJ oil Yinyl Interior, 213 VI angina, pow« tlltle tranamlttlon, powor ''"ring , radio, whl,. wall tires and wh .. l dltct, tintlltl_ ;!~••• chromo luttogo ro.:k, ond many mora extrot. Very good condition. 18 SALE PRICED AT ... •••• .......00 1;63 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 DOOR HARD TOP -White over tufg_uolto with matching turqVol .. lntttllw_, $4211,00 283 Y8 entlno, power glide transnd11lan, rGdlo, and whMI lillaea .• Thia ono hoa bHn trtotod o IIHio fOUih" and needs o 11"1• angina work, llvt It ttlll o pretty foir cor. A car lllco thit ia norlftlllly prlcocltilout· cou·; l D~YILLE- Thi• cor hu . a Gold 11967 CADILLAC ""tj:~lll'c ffnlah with o •ltc1i Ylnyl top ond IJ•II• lntttiOI and OCIUIP,.tl with pow., w1~tdowa and alx way ,. • ., aoot, radio with pt...- antenna anti to,- apoolca.:, tlntocl tloll, white wall tlr.a, automatic heodlltht control, and c:ll .. ote control air contlltlo.nlng, Trodod to ua juat in tim• fCN' ·OI.II' N •alo,$4211.00 n.., $795.00 but we ore pricing It for o"' II SALE PI OR ONLY., ••• ; .... , •• , ••••••• • • .. • •• • • • • • • • .S411.00 I 1H4 . 1964 CHRYSLER NEWPORT POUR DOOR SI!DAN- Gr.y finhh with motchlng Interior, VB ontltw, autornotlc 1fanaml11lon, pow• lm1koa and tfoorlng, radio, whlto woll that, ond rv"t out rOGI good. • SAL'-= PRICIO AT ONLY •••••••••••••• ; ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SIILDO . ' 1,... CADILLAC HARD TOP COUPE - Gold tlletollic finlah wltft 1rftn lntOt'lor. Thl• cor hoe • at. way pa-r ttal, rotllo wUh powof ontoMo ond roor s... apeo!Jor, tinted glou, tlh •toorl"tt whnl, white Woll _tlrea, cll .. oto contra! air conditionIna. Thl' 1964 Cotlilloc 11 SALI PRICID AT ....... $1611.00 1964 CADILLAC - Bloc• flnlth with block ,no; whit• interior, rodl•, with powtr onttrwio oncl tear Hot •poole..,, tlntotl 1lou, 'white woll tires, ro~ .:onlfol ' aUialtle "'lrror. Thla cor Is prlc:od for our II SAL! AT •••••••••••••••• ........ 11 ..1.00 ••••••••••••••••••• • · CHECK OUR OLDS BUYSI · e 1"2 CADILLAC-COUPI OIYILL'I- Red bottem with o whit. ,.,. ontl blo;clc J.ait.r Interior, Thll OM h" ,....., whwftwa oncl 1 <'• •II·;· l ', Wio with p, • • Ofth!Me onlf rOGI' 10 . .t o.,-oll:or, tinted 11011, wlilte .wall Ur.,., f'onlota eontNol outaiH '"'"or. Wo prlcotl_ tfd• Wforo~,~rU , SALI AT·,. .. .: • .'.-................... 1711.00 ·I ,,.·, clDiLL,lC' COUPI .DIYILL.I ' ~ White ........ .., ..... t ... tiiiM l.t,lirlor full ~ ~wl,..-.wt. rotllo, tlnt.cl 1I0111 . I· J -'r c..Witl~. T.h&i oN h. . ~'?· 1t"1 b.tt.- •ap, ~,,~11•· · , i """ ;o~~~t. U.ti._ P~IC;~~ AT.~ •• , .. ••••••·· ~ ··••••~.,... . . , • _,;,. ' '. •-:1 ·1,, l •••••••••••••••••• I . ;J_ -1N2.ciDILLA( HAitD TOP COUPe ~Groen flnlah wltlt ..ot1 chlnt .,..nJnterlor, , . . wi!Wow. oM ab: way powr aeet . :A good selection of 1969 Olds in I • stock. Some with oir•conditioning. I eSame with vinyl roof. GOt a GOOD:' .~ 1DEAL during our solo. I I I tlntotl tlou, f'ddiO with toMr onr.nno ontl rear Milt '.-,. ~~ ·' ~-. wh}t• ••il tfN11, f t olr coMitlonlnl• Thl~ flrw. c• . . I .' ' ~ S~l PRICID AT................. , .......... UII.DO ;' -10. 1962 IMTI!RNATIDNAL SCOUT PoiJR WHEEL DRIVI! -Rod Ia tho color with a white cob ond all •lnyl ' intorl01. It runs Yory good and has yory decant tiro•. Thl• one would make 10~110 o fino fl,hlnt cer_, With tho faw who. I •I•• you con go wher. the fiah oro. II SALE PRICED FOR ONL V.. ; , .. , •••• UILOO 19U lUlCK WILDCAT TWO DOOR HARD TOP - Thia one hos a white over troon finlah with o bel1e 11lnyl lntorior, only 37,000 mllea and af.ow1 tM Ytty boat of car., equipped with V8 engine, power llrolcet oncl lt..rlllf, o"'a1110tlc trontlnlaolon, roclio, NEW white wall tire•, wh"l dlau and tinted glau. A "0!7 nlw ono owner cor thot Ia II SALE PRICED FOR •• ,.,,,,,,, ••,., •• , • , •••• •• ••• • • • ••• • • • •• .SI7H.OD • 1 :"Matt I not the bnt loolclng cor, l.ut it runs vM!Ji.-li hoa on IYory fl"hh with o bloclc lntilrlor, r<ttllo with power on• leMa ontl r•or '"' 1paciker, tlntod tlott, white wall fir••· automatic headlight control with twilight sentinel, poww win• dowt and tiJI woy power tOot, and climato control air conditio,.. lng. Tho ptico on this one for our 88 solo la, ........ S4lii.OO I I I ' ' CADILLAC COUP! DEVILLE o.. Gold ·..,.tal lie flrtiah wltft boltt lntoriCN', equipment con1lftln1 of- radicl with p-• .atomo Md ttor uot ooabr, tl~ tlln, white wall tltoa, pow. wlft4ow• ond alx .way aeal, elhnato control air conclltloft.l"f, 1ncl .,.nlc oyo. Our 8!1 SALlE PRICE ... ·••• ••• $17U.OO I I , .I I . wtth ·VI 1967 CADILLAC HARDTOP SEDAN DEVILLE - Thi• one r I 1 . ••-11 1967 FORD MUSTANG TWO DOOR HARD TOP - Beautiful tlork blue flniah with motchlnt Inferior. Thle one Ia what 11 ltnown to th• trod• ot a croom puff. It hot a VB anti no, outomotlc tronaml11lan with o Floor ahlft, p-er tt .. ring, now whlto wall tlroa, Whool dlact, Gnd only :20,000 mllot, ................ Slm.OO lf61 CADILLAC CALAIS HARDTOP COUPE .. Boa11tlful arctic bl110 flniah with blocll. intorlor, equipped with ratlio, power antenna, roar aoot tpeolcor, new white wall tlroa, climoto con· trol olr conditioning, romott C:ontrol outsld• mirror . Thia fine cor hoa only 19,000 mil•• and •haws th. .. wy 'b o•t of C·ore. S,.clol price for our annual 88 ;iol• lt • • ,.,., •• •• ,, : S4911.0lf IN6 CADILLAC COUPI DEVILLE. - Whito finial. wUh beige Interior, ~~qulppoi wlril radio, tin~ 1lou, ,._ whltowoll tlru, •poWot window• ond ala wor ..ot, CIIMot• control air candltlo~lnl. Only 27,000 mit". Set. priced ot., .... $3211.00 I · ··················~~ 196? PONTIAC. LEMAN$ CONY... Goltl flnlah with o :"hfto top, ond 1110tchlng inh.ritr, octulppfd 15...00. ro~s. '' 1963 OLDS. 18 HOLIDAY ·SEDAM - White oYer moraon flnlth with rod vinyl Interior. Thit one ho1 ~ 1 malic tron•ml ..lon, p-ar luolcet and ttNrlng, rotllo, tlntetl tlou, white woll tlroa, who•l tll•ct, tUr c!NI4L, hoa Mvorol miloa on It, but lookt ·ond runa "..,,.good. SALE PRICE~ AT ....................... UII.OO " :lin. ' , Rarlla Frant. MIXED BAY, JoiBI M. ~. I. 1965 OLDS. 88 HOLIDAY COUPE- Gold metolllc fl nlth with matching toltl lnt•lar, Mlui,,N wl1h ' brake• and ttoerlnt1 turba hydromotic ttonsmlulon, ro.lo, tlnttd tlott, white wall tl ...a, Thl• .~'•.! "~'•l·! one owner Olda ., aold and aorvlced l.y Ul tinea new. SALE PRICID AT••••••••••••••••••••• 1964 CHEV.."S.S. IIIPALA CrE....... ; .. $1495 ' Pboae Cba!ll« . . . _, ·~ IIUIIilil'iG 1o11. PI loeat~an, · 1101. tar froiD town. Jl.ellait. aJ¥. Pboae lfUOII: - ~ . / I ' . 811 "'PIEcE .lllfPit ,.._ Illite. 1 On Saturday · .... - n- 69 Oldt, and It ... octy to go. SALE PRICED ............................................ t2211*.t!l 8to6 . Cruioematlc ,..,.,, powtr olftrlng; radi?Jt, hoatll'; interio;,, · llkt nt.J w/o/w tiroo, ,bloc~ linloh with Sharp car. . · . . .. -1967 OLDS. DELMONT p TOWN SI!DAM- Ratl over white flnlah with bvrgUnciy lnttrlof. Thlt •h•p..r,;. l!' ow,_ cor It • ulppod with power brolc01 and ttiwlng, TU'bohydromatlc troniml ..lan', rodlo, tintM J~">.,· NEW whlto wo I ~ret, wheal tlitct, oncl foc,O!'y '!'lr candltlonlnl• U'a o OM OWMI' c•, traMtl .N I l l ' - • ' OPEN 8 to 8 h. Thru Fri. ' . ~· .l~ Ford ·sao, Live I;"'TO, Nl rvw,Com Picker, Ford Jubl· lee, Live PTO'; Ford 5' RotarJ',Mow'er, (oril'3 B-12" plow 3 pL, Ford 7-row Bot.iey Hoi! 3Pir,, Ford 7' Disc 3 pL, o..; ham 7' CultiJli\Cker, COI'p ~rijler 3 "PL -Jete, Ford 2 row Corn Planter 3 J)t., Fereu.-. Sub-Soner, Delrborntulti vator 3 pt., FerwiOn'SCr·e~ 3 JL, Ford' Hay ·conclldo. er. 2 Wagons, rlt1ber. tired,"sldl boards. ,_..ae enJ gatts, I Fergus011 Bake 3 pt:,, Ford Poot Holelllger 3pL, me 46 • Phone . . . CllreJuW Prolftll,' l'<lrllalld. . 16.1f.lle .Lw-- •---.:.~ _. -._.;..;.._--··-- ····-·-;,-;;,.,,I' Due to tho d""' ~I "'' hul·~·d and lal.or ohorta .., I will ooll tho loll6wing ot.M)!. fo..,locatod ..P.,!dMat.. ly 3 milos w~o¥ of Harri-•lllo, Qhlo, loot off. S. R. 143 at Mud Fool:. Watch fOr ond follow tale sfg01. I ' PoTATOES, . !' . . U:30 A.M. . · 1'1'1'11. '' .' For Rent Jpony '. Mpl!ed Irani·, alra clun. ~· HOBSTETTER REALTY W•nted To Buy WOMEN ONLY. Relax and en· FURNISHED apd unlurnlsbed apartments. Close to ocbool. 'tOYAL TVPI:WRITER. Kodel joy an evening at the Racine Phone 99M4SI. l~!Mfc KMM. any condition, Phone ~ Jove. Recreation Center on Women's .• Rev. T. A. Cleland, night, Tuesday, March 18, 9112->143. 3-1&.5tc 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile :j Racine 3-16-lte !rom 6 to 10 p.m. Opportunity Court, Syracuse, Oblo oo State W.~NTED TO BUY -Telescope ·: to Jearn to play pool, Pin~! Rt. 124, Phone 119M115L pong, plnbaD, cant games, at least 400 power. Call 843· f.ll-lfc 226t between 7:30 a.m. and etc. Door Prize. P:30 p.m. weekdays. :J.f4-6lc Dorothy Bentz, Mgr. HARMONY aparlmenllo 3 !-lute and 4 rooms, furnisbed, ~lEW OR good used farm wawalls, floors, furniture, prJ· -on. Frank Dodderer, Cool· SEE NEIGLER Building Sup. vale parking. Qui of all floods, ville, OhM, RD 2. 3-13-31p ply for building your hOme, 3 blocks from Pomeroy pool U!ng Ume loan available. omce, 99U39! from 10 a.m. 12-INCH !taddle. Phone J.I:J.IIc to 6 p.m. ~c !19:2,9'1 . 3-13-31p I WILT. DO sewinl at home ~RAILER, Hravm's TraDer AN'l'IQUES, dlsbes, furniture. zippers, pockets, pegging. Park, Ml,.ersvllle. Phone cldna cabinets, old pbono. hemming, alteralions, · etc. S.ll-6tc 11112-3324. graplls, cloclm, mloc. Lee Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Maoon, Rucl18l11, 1011 Legion Terrace. Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tft' SEVEN ROOMS, bath, 011 'ftlo. :J.J.IOtp mas Fork. Phone ift.3U'I '"' VACANCY lor two elderly peo. 99J.54/l!l. 3-!Uic pie. Prefer private paid pa· W•nted tlents. Phone Mason, '173-5115. FURNISIIED hoUSe ln p..,.. ANTIQIJli:S. fnmlture, dfll'hes. IIH-tlc roy, fivr rooms and bath. ' mlscenlni'OU!. Mrs. Rowan! cau evenings, 99N262. Cedi. 100 111'. Main St .. Porn.. .A'I'TENTION Meig> landown" llauk Jlollday" 3M!< I'OJ'. 14Uc ers: Oil and gas lea8es want· ed in Meigs County. Write P. 0 . Box 251, Pomeroy, Ohio. UUip l ,,'· . '. . • • l '' ' ,»>le ~ ~. GEO. HOB!m:M'ER, llrobr •HESTER - 6 rooms, bath, basement, furnace, patio. gar· age. othor buildings. 310 acres. I WILL NOT be responsible lor ROUSmtEEP~ ~EDED . . pon<!. $13.1100.00. • ·· · my debts •_.,.actt!d by 'lllfY· ''"'ftve"'l n.lf' 'desileil:&iiocf\vork· SYRACUSE - 6 rooms. bath. furnace, 3 bedrooms, nice one other than myself. ing conditions, light work. Wendall W. Barker Phone 9112-5251. Utlc f.arden. $6500.00. Mason, W. Va. 3-16-3tp ROUTE l3 - 6 rooms. drilled wen. out cellar, garage. one CAPABLE MAN lor both clerk ?! RIFLE MATCII lor meet acre. $4,000.00. and serviceman. All!IIY In Two classes, light and heavy BELEN or VIRGIL TEAFOBil person, H & R Firestone. weight sroped rines only, Rut. S\'RACUSE IIUD5 1-11-«< land Gun Club, Sunday, 1 p.m. 3-14-llc 3-14-ztc f •' ::I .'\ i ··~~~ '·"""""'! • ' ru. In Memory C•nl Of Thanlct '· nt · · .; •• '· GET LUCKY NOW , .. GET ABETTER BUY NOW! Sot On• Of Tho11 Quality Solos.; on: MARVIN KEEBAUGH JENNINGS "ACE" lAYLAND CECIL BRADBURY PETE BURRIS IRVING 'KARR .. .. You'll Ll•• Ow t.liJ ,. Wey of .D •I•t lu•l•t;L;<.,. · . . ' ... · ~' ,.,,,_ �... ' .. ~!cii Qlf*ed ' I ' • . " ., '' '. .' . .' !' , l · ~us·i-ss Q~PGI'..,.ilti.S M". ~ cl!1l'l It Upllolstery ' VE.,~(XG GPPOII'I1ll'IIT1 Deentnr. pro~ealonel ~ IF YOU are loo1ttng for ,a.g!IOI mont,, an 1111r!i: ~lloalness' IJPIIOI'IUnllf 1M are.· J111one We~, . - col- hesitant to ·Invest a, laiP 11ct. 3&41 •l111111, trY weratlll!l a ,'speed. vendor' .OUter Try li "" i 1. ,mall aoal~ -~ . ""' Pl_limblng & He~tlftt;t piuft!lel For as little aa t141'1, Meilday . ....,.. ""· Mordt 17, 1111 M.E.M. Deliee llruuilor Plooolllllg I Reallq 7:11 P.M. ""'"'""'-1a'l a...Plull, Onor Gordoo 191-11 STANDAIID PLVMBJNG It BE!li'A!IRANT for sale with BEATING, 115 'l,IIrd Avt1110. lhing quarters & 5 atro 4fl.llll. ... rental sleeping roollls. LcJeet. ed In smaD 1own on lbte DEWITi"S PLVMBING Route grosslnl! f35,CNIO ,...... AND BEATING Ideal hll!band and wife .,.. R0111'E 160 at Evergreen. Pit terprlse, selling due lo bus. 4CUIIS. • If bll!ld'a dealt!. Priced flt,SOO, includes bUIIdlJw, large lot. IMurance aD restaurant oqulp. Area P'OR ALL )lllUI' ln!U!'anoe needs. code 614-221>4r11 at write 11!11 eheck wllh your Grange ag21, Beaver, Oblo. ents at the Neal rns. Agency, 81 Stalt st. Agents for auto, F'AI!M MACHiNERY. I wiD be lire, Homeowners. hospllal open for buslneaa stlll'ltnl and gonera1 liability. 14-lf Saturday Mardi 15. Rave plenty tractors and IIOVeral NATIONWrDE INSURANCP: tracks. BID Goodwin, 6 miles AUTO. nre. lite. 45 State st. from Wilkesville, 0. M-4 Waldo F. Brown, W. R. Brown. 441-ltiiO. 14-lf Oii!O GRA!m.ANO GRADED Hereford Bull Sale. 25 Bulls, clean pedigrees, service age Bnsln•·' s (l.,portunltv and grading cholee. From the EXTRA INCOME top herds of Ohlo and Mid>J. OPPOR'l'UNITY gan. Saturday, March 29, 1969 RE!JABLE man or woman. No at the Wellston Fair(!roundll selling. Refill and collect in Wellston, Ohlo. Gradlnl! at from new type coin-operated 9:00 A.M. Sale at 1:00 P.M. dispensers in your area. We For cataiOI!S write 1o: Lloyd secure locations. Must have Blackwood, Sale Manager, Rt. car, references, 1600 to 3, Pl>meroy. Oh!o. G3 $2200 casb inveslimenl for oqulpment and inventory. Ten hours weekly can net excelServices OHered lent income. For personal Interview, write, including DEAD STOCK phone number, . to Cal-Ton 12.00 SERVICE CHARGE WILL RD.OVJ: YOUB DZAD Supply Co., Inc., 121 No. lfigh. HORSES AND COWl CALL JACKSON JSI.4U1 land Ave. Pittsburgh, Pa. 152111. 13-1 LEE'S PLUMBING & DEMO!). ELING, . Crown City, 0. Pb. ~IJ'I-11 rn a.. KENNETH STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Ph. «&-OM7. 'Ill U AIJIEltl' ERMAN Water Delivery Servlee Patriot Star Rt., Galllpolla Pb. m.%133 TBRMn'E PEST CONTROL FREE Inspection. call ~~ Merrill O'DeD, Operator tor Extermllal Termite Smloo 10 Belmont Dr. Jill If a sufficient number Of mad!. lnes. loclitlons. ana std: wiD be alloeated. Then wateh the · "remarlreble results! Seven to len hour> weekly· effort can provide $50 to $100 per week Income. Multiply effort multiply income! O>mpany financing available for rapid e><panaioo to full-time route. For details, write - giving your phone number. Speed' Venaor, Dept. F, '12!l2 Natural Bridge Road, St. Louis, ·Missouri 63121. 13-2 CANDIDA'IES - ~ lor IIIo - · • Utle - IIIo amiial Beaux Arts Bill at tbe Southera Hlgii School in Raelne · M J(arch 22 are theoe live senior girls. The candidates, ... lectecl by a taculzy cmunl-, Iotito rlah~ are Lima Grind-. stall, Ann McCil-k, Shirley Guolti& Bl'fd&elle Nease and Rolda lo!orl'OII. Veterinary Career Day is Plarured COLUMBUS _ Anyone Interested in !mowing more about Veterlnary Medicine may become better acQialnted with q!jlortunlties in this field at the Tljlltii Anooal Veterinary Medicine Career Day on April 12, in SluM HaD (on Colley Rood) slarting at 8 a.m .. at The Ohio stateUnlversl- ln the Bur1ey All0 tments m • Most Cases th ' e sarne '""" · GALLIPOLIS- Bur~ tol!ac- oent acrllll&ll allOtment prOIIJ'IIII cooll-entsformostlarmswill 811d -sad the amounct!ment be the siiJne in 1969 aslntbepaot of acreage -poundage markelins two years. J. Melvin Gilbert, cpttas for 1969. Chairman of the Gollla Counzy Since the present ocreaae aJ. Agricultural stablllzalloo and l-ent proJl'am boa been elfecConser..tion Committee said live in recllclnl excessive liUIIFriday. The 1969 national acre- plies during the past three yean, age ollObnent is 249,686 acres. . Department omclala stated that Notices of individual farm ollct- acreage - pounclage markellns ments have hoen mslled to pro- quotas would not be aubmltted to ducers. a IJOWOr rele....Wm lhlo year •.. zy. The main llmctloo of the program is to bring to the attention ol interested otudenta and the general public the _.wn!Uea in the Veterinary profession. AffiMAN (I? SELECTED LEON - AlrlllaD Barbara E. Dunlap, daushter ol Mr.lllldMra. Clyde J. Dunlap, Leon, bas been The 0011sensus of views preoelected lor training at Keesler AFB, Mias., u an admlnl&tra- sented to tJie U.S. Department of Uve specialist. The airman, a Agriculture by burley growers lll'aduate of Point PloUant Hlgb and other interested per sons at School, recenily completed baste a public meeting In January In training at Lacklaiad AFB, Tex. Lexlngtl)n, l(y., and by letter, favored continuation of the pre- Markollng 9101&1 have been In effect for burley tlibacco each JfM alnce 1139. In a ret.-. held last Jllr; .7 pereont ol the 299,696 •D-owers YOtlng favored contiJaiiitoa ol market. lng quolaa on the Jed, 1969, and 19'10 crops ol bUr~ tol>occo. Tha level ol price aupport for 1969 wll~ be IIIIIOUI!ced Ill tho near futwoe, Gllbert said. The 1968 crop n a - - at 63.5 centa per pound, and U.o leVel of llllii'Orl lor the 1969 c;Op wiU be lboul 3.6 percent ld&har liian for the 1968 erq>. bt . Uio . . . . :: :,."l.=ri ' lloodllaartera 1ham Cll So;:;~~ ,I --- ., ij .~;!'"!'IIIII ltllelf no l!l*iil' j barrqo Into l J earb> ~~~eo.. beldquarlera ... ' .. -.tolizod. • .'i' · .,~dIn 1"-r-ontht ' ,, Elberfelds Men's Wear ~partmeiJt Is Headquarters For... .. • ,, ' ' ( The Complete Line for Men, For Stu..lits, For Youths, For Boys , 1 •,'' . ,~ .J -..~ . ,. ............ ' ' .. ' d~ea.d • .No. .13,714. J'lnt, final and dl•lrl· ll\di'Jt accouat o1 Wlrl'ell F. SIMetl. 11dDilai1P'.._.r ~ the utah! of Allnie •. Tolpp(q. deee...cl. Unleae exc:41ptlo111 ,,., fllea therelu, aa1d AteOUDtl WUI b. for ht!arlllf lldctl'lt taid Court, on the i Sth day Ill AJr11. 1-. at which time .w: tlcountt will be coMidered ""d eoa. &blued from dar &o dQ' UDtn ftnall1 llf. . .ADJ ,.DOe lnWNfteel JhQ ftJe wrltt.n e~pUoiU to 11ld ae~ount.l · ., &o aatten ptt1alnla1 to Lbe •••· ,,.pll••" thin l'vt 4111 Pri.Or" &o tbe GJt.e tee for ., DIIUW CIMIL: mod apllllt , a tree and le1100 II:Ystruck Ell-th lflta!l. 110.' llllaoln, 20, Tolodo, ... ·~<>II Injury but Ida 1163 Uh convertible wu dehod II 2 L Iii. S&IUI\Iof ... car lcelclam .., Rt. 1; one mlle west ot Rt. 7. Found DP.ad ct .R. (Deacon) StdJari, PI>-. ... fwDII !llnclll ......... It .' tbe &tate of Clllda Walbr, ·. - SJobart, No. u:ros. · :II 22 ooa chargeolreeklola · ~treated. No. 13.403. nm, 1'1111! aDd Dtlttrl· butlve aeeot.~nl of Wllllal'll T. Porter, admtna.tutor of Ule tnate of Kabel A. Pon.r, de('eqed. No. 13,411. F1rst. ftaal ud dl.trl· buUve aerount of Emm1 Spealu. J:xe . eatrl• of tha Eltate of B~ 1... lin., d•e.afled,, lfo. lll.t113. nnt Aeeount of Leo Rupe, Glllrdlen of the PI'*ID alld at.te of RoJ' R. RDJt, aa bM!olllpetent panon. No. J.J, 1128. P'll'lt md nn.J HOlD\ ol l ..rvln Balu, lll'lmlnletnloi of ttat: erilte of Jean.tt. Ellelll B&lel, deeeased. Ho. JJ.a. J'l,nt, llnat mel dfltdbutlve II!COUIIt of Elhrl A. Blll'dette, ldD!IaMtratrhl of the e1t1te ., On 1,. Arthur , deceated . · No. 13.1!1'1'. Flnt, llnal aDd dlftrl· kiUM account of Noah BOII'U. ad· mhUitntor of tM J'.lta~ of J..S. ...... II C<lurt· , was mec1. lo!amln 11oc1 or iJiiury but wu DDt tm- l.lec.lillld. .~ •· struck the suan1 1'111 &1111 barricade borrrolL No Et1,.., . .' ifero aald thaUiallllln'a car No. 13,051. l"1m Uld final accouDt LYle WIIIJb, A<lmlnlltn.trix . of tbe Eltete of Amel EdfU' Weqil lab c. Waatb), deeeued. No. 13.Ji0. Second A«auat of Gledn Perroucl, Guardlen of the per. 1011 end eltlt. of S.vaDDI &., hr· roucl end Cbarlee A. P•JTOUd, miDOI"I . No. 13.2'13. J'int and flnal leeOUDI , nf Wilson Norrll, Adtnlni.trator of the B.tate of Jote~~IWie B. Wllren, .IQHIIII W. NOWII.L ') lit tho rJsht oldoolll!ohlabo o1 ,,.... ..... 'ATIICJA IUIKMAI:T . as neH. et 11 .. J\linon. Marlnt. ....... ·~bore .... modorabo ....... ~- itltho car. ,, ~ J)llrol cited Mi" HU1 1!1 , II CGuof;)o Juwnlle 111 iii1!~~~~~~~-~.·'·; · (:c ·:· '·':¥ .'· .. FOIIMALS and PARTY DRESSES Jobi'!IDn, ~ardtan of the per. uuno.- "' Judy Ann Ben· .1e11 _:- r~ ., /ito.. alacarauoo oo u..;.. r dlmap to the car. ' ! 1 )1111'01 said Mi-L Wldbo .. to make • left tuni .... . '' ! St., . l&llod to ,,), ~;IJ: wont ott the r-. Tho · lllld euuon of the trult, not .j !Ia"*• lkiJ&"Io detea~ . Jl'lnt and lina1 leCOWlt "I Detny Walkler. ldmlnL•trator of • fi !!" wu "lidUNct ,_• .,.. . .. ROlAn NOTICI AND IITn.IMINT 011 ACCOUNTI A<.-eount. lnd voucher• of \he fol · lowtq named PHWOnl lDd fthtee i1ave !)lo,en flied tn the Probate Court of c..rua County, Ollio, fin appfOTJI ~ad •tUement. No. lt.M. Fourth Accoullt of Helen Sterberry, Guardian of the &tate of EftJe111 Lambert, an ID· •'l'lmpetent ~rton. No. IJ.Olll. Fourth Aeeount ol! Jlel. / '' I' ' • ,, Fashion Fresh FORMALS and ' ' ' L. White, 35, Colllllliiul, 11811 accident 11 11;21a.-lil. II' m Third Aw., I• -~"OVAL l ' ..., LEGAL NOTICE Villi • ' cbar&o .... DOLL House Nursery transpor· tatlon svaDable, reBSOIIablo rates also for shopping 6r wortlng mothers. hourly, dally or weekly rates. Ph. 441522. II If soo j lltion. m-tf ..' ·)' ~ ·~ TERMITE & PEST C()NTIIOL FAIN Extermination Co. Wllee~ eraburg, Ohio. Ph. 57UIIZ. '' r' .)(is haps,... . l' ~.( '· Come to Elberfelds busy Ready to Wear Department and see our outstanding coUection of .· ~. atlack _.ted by !· These dresses art natiQnally advertfJtd in . !/use dresses will make a hilllt lh'e Prolli•-, - OrAanza - chiffon - sheath ,styles rill( eXIra Colors indude- pink, maize, blut,·lavender, mini Sizes 3 IQ 15 . ~ � 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. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 16, 1969 allison byers dodrill holcomb mullins