https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/cbe819a7820687a6a16d1b40baba254e.pdf b5035959d8b799d328f119709819ba20 PDF Text Text ,. ' .. . i-. ., •• - 'lilt Dlllr w '., - ~~ ·o,, Frldt1, M»''llr. ,.~liberat~, ,. .,,_,, ,.. ' ... .~ · _gress1on · Bu_sy Legul&· tofs . Relaxing at ,. .- . '· "• aee011t •.,·; '· " '. '' •1 I i '! I other year, aides said. Then, on Wednesday, the House e n d e d introduction of bills. That caused most representatives with pet projecta to speed "' drafting and Umeta· bles on their measures. As a result, more tlan 70bilh were introduced on Tuelday, and the peak was hit Wednes- day with 178 measures o«ered. The House conchxled the week with 823 bills in the legis- c·ROW'S STEAK HOUSE • the Fabulous J · .,__. ·~~.~-.ceount .. -... L.~ - -~ • """" Jo11! L, -we, ~-• 1011 Ill llr. IIIII Mr1. JameoW, 91ttle,1Alo& llntlnm, haa earned allslfn&llll the Ibm IIDU lor 111e~ at Ohio Sate l11llverlitf. Jubn ta a 1e111or mljor. Inc lD Seoaadar)' E<lleatloo. ; BURN MARIJUANA Order Br Phono l.nd Take Em HO... 992-502 'lbO ·.llill f...-ce-.., ··jit u. S. IIIII Nonh Korean ollldala lhlce tile plaM 11en1 down iittb U mon aboonl 'llle~ plttod••U, s. Alr Force lllaJ, Gen. B. Know agolnst Nor1h Korein IIIJ, Gen. Rl Choon· iimg it 1hto truce Yll1ap between tile two Koreao. I .ad abl'UIIII1 42 miDitos ~ It began. Know stalked 0111 Ill 1he QIOIIBOI but meetIn& with Ill demanding ... koow: "What was' die belonging d. the ECI21 aircraft? ... Why de yw not toll us the .be!OIIIfn&'l ... Tell Ul the belcmglng." ApparentiJ' under orders not to clobate 1he lneldoat, KnaiJI> Ollmbod Into his ear IIIII headed aouth, his statement delivered. I oald the U. S. Na,y EC121 News ... in Briefs The Meigs <.:ount;y !llefura Dept, repprtecl a ear - traetor accident at 8:05 p.m. 'llllr~ <11 the 9mmer Road. No Jn.l\11'les or arrests resulted. AuthoriUos said Georp Smith RL 3, Pomeroy, traveling ~ruth In a 1963 modal car, wa 1 unable. to got slqiped IIIII ran bls auto Into the rear of a tractor operated by Oaear Peonlnglon, Rt. I Reedsville. • SANDWICH for the eonse- DAYTON :UPO - SWeet, pm. • smoke ruled 111e a1r for 1hree houra ThuradOY aa oher· lfl'o depiUeo burned 28 burlap House previously were passed sacks of conltscated raw mariby the Serate, IUld two House juana. u'Tbat &tuft really tears bllls were passed in the lower It' your lungs," one deputy said. chamber atw:l sed. to the Senate "But yoo couldn't belp but feel recamalasance plane was well outalde North Korean territory, for consideratiOIL the etreeta." posed no threat to 1he Communists and ,was engaged in a 11completel,y lellt!mate" operation. 111 was not attacldDg you or PI'OIIIl'ln& to attack yoo or aup'portlag an attaek on you," Knapp's statement aald. ,.T h e ~:~:~:~:}??????>>??~}>t~/=~~t~r=:=~=~=~:~:~:}~<=}it<?<=}~{:~:}~{:~=~=}~:~= &bootln& down Ill thla United Stites ,Plane was not an act or (Continued fMn Page I) aelt-defense. ll was a calculat-two weeki today hammered Cmununilt btvOLBcs on tpJ)I'OBch route 1 ed act~ a,are&&ion. to South Vletoun'o two large•t dUes. An Amerlean hattleftald COlli· unts a~.-t cannot be juatlfied malller oald 1he Communloll were now only llah~ a heodii!M> war Wl<ler lntematlooal law. On 1he "I believe the eDemY no looger eJPecta a military victory ,; contrary, the centuries.old traaald Maj. Gen. Ormolll R. Simp- COII1IIIIIIder or the 1&1 Marh.. clltlDo of fr_,. of the aeas Divlolon. "He II now ftghUDII a polltleol war for headlines, Alii he IIIII the -er principle repr<iapfl&l'ently thinks he can maintain this level of violence.' 1 lns freedom of the airspace over latorlloUoual waters elearil Moat senaekrl, brutal murder make your action Weeal." DALLAS- GUNMEN BRUTALLY EXECUTED AN 111'1110l'ed ear guard durirwo - r y TINr~, shooting 1>1m Ove llmeo 1n a noat 81&-lnell elrele In the eheot alii leavi'lll his lJod1 sitting on MOIIOJI bqa. The IJUird. l~year-dd Jack Greenwood, wu hallleuflod and tlw!re wu no IJIPIHill reason ror what police describeclae tcooe (Conllll.lld from Pap I) ol the mOlt senseless and brutal" kllltrvs they had ever seen. lara. Another guard, James Wood, 25, was shot once 'in the cheat dur- 1be budget-'"" by 1he ltw the hUacklrw ot the armored car. He was In utalr"' condiUon aft.. RI!)UIIIoaa [1111'\Y for 1he eomfn& or ourpry. 1bo amiorod eer waa believed to be earrylq[ about biOIIIIum will not meet 1he .-a .60,000 but It wao not illlown how mueh wao 1akeo Ia the .-ry. From Rear by Car .--··--··--··--·;;;;;,·,:;:;.~. ------; I I I I I I I I I I I I It has been a long, long time since a farm had more crops than we ~d services! I ASKS DIVORCE A petllloo for divorce has been flied In Melp C<u!IY' Common Pleao Court by Crelllyn HW, Democrats "'CillO.EXPLAINS ' Sl'AND uA tax ~eture which rellel heavlil on mounting real ollate IIIII oaleo coupled wi1h ever lncreaslna lee• tor eveey- taxe•• Pcmeroy, against Paul Hlll. Ra· tldng from IIWimmln8 to clriflnB. cine, ehareins ili'OBI neglect of hlo hi8NY fOIII'easlve and taxes arty and extreme eruelQ', a n d those cltizen•leut able to PI)'," aeeklns custody Ill 0110 minor oald Mcllmald. child. "The goyeJrnor's failure, or refusal, to dlaeuaa lll8lllllncful tax rolorm 11111 obllruet 1he fu. La Paz, Bolivia, ls the world's highest capital city tore ~oltillollrealstate," and lies in a vaUey about Mcllmald added. 12,000 feet above sea level. urr lcrvU people, H said McDonold. "llle Ropoobllcaa ldmlnillr41ioo hal I llrllipIJI prorlos II. ,Unless 1he llepabUeaa 1-rshli> lD 1ho - a l TONIGHT & SATURDAY asaemhil 11 wllllnll to aoaeriltl · APRIL 18-19 Ohio,...., MEIGS TREATRE . TORTURE GARDEN (Teehnloolor) Jack Pallnee Burpss Meredith COUNTDOWN (Teehnleolcr) Jamea CUn, JOIJllll Moore SUN. • MON. • 'I1JFS APRIL 20 • 21 - 22 Joseph Losey's "SECRET CEREMONY" (Tedlnleolor) Elizabeth Ta)'lor·Mla f'arr'"' COLORCARTOONS: 33 Fathoma Pluo llareiray to the stars SHOW STARTS 7 P, M, inlle[llo!lllel, •.t h e leslda\IJre lhould ploD ... odjoum by MQ' 1. Jack CJ:lllfl. c:balrDIIII Ill 1he Meigs CollllY Pomocrat EaecuUve Conlnlltee, _ ....... IJI'OUP, ~~Dooald. Dinner "'" 118l'Vtd!Q'IIIes.lemCellter Pl'A. MR. !;Q.LLINS DIES Clarence Colllao, wbo O()Oraied 1he Colllu """lrJ store, """ illo K. lllid C, Jeweley Slore, In Pomeroy for a . . . - Ill rear•, cled W'*'"""" In Dolm· 81, CaiiL, acoardinl to wrd receind·heretoda,;.FUnenl•l .. lcea 11111 ... held Solunlo1 in llcnmf,y. lt:s _not so much that farms are more speCialized, less self-sustaining as it is that we offer so many more services to meet your every personal, family and farm banking need. Come in and see ... soon! TIONAL BANK RUTLAND POMEROY Serwln1 Mel1s County for over 97 years federal Reserye System Mo":•11r ,"•dotol O•poait lnouronco Corporation . "<counto lnourocl Up Ta $15,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5TO 7 <, . i~, I ·..',,. ' APRIL 2CX . llollort W as · wu ..... .,.... Clutof¥ oeorer. Coach ~ ' ' ' ·' ' · ' ''j-'· serve as start. v1l. ~ '.MeadoWs,' Mlrda er, IIIII Jameo L. DallO)' Is l!llo, 11110 illllo, IIIII P a the nreree. , .:.· ', YOUIJB. Dean Clr<lolotbe hOad. ~. l!d> - r o will reae~ii.O· Odie O'Doanell11111 ·serve •• ... top ........ tnltlb1. llllUD<er. Rio Grande- Collep ' 1bt lneet hal been ........,_ Coach Art Lam"" Is 1he heed od by tN Ohio 111&11 Sdlool A1h• · llnlah )ldae, . Iitle All(!<latloll: Nallmal FedTimers IDeludo ·Ed Walleo, i!fatioo Traek IIIII Fltild rules Tom Oaborno and Tom Ria-. will provoll. ScortDc 11111 be on; .bl&os are BUI Biown, D lc k a 6+3-1.1-1 bull. All teamoo&eh. Moore, l<o Wiseman, Ed Reese, · ea are . to meet In l'r«<t or·1he Lo- Pl,ymaie and Paul Fra· Memorial Field JII'OSI box at 1~. 12:30 p.m. Varteuo avont ~~~~ a r"' John Mllboon, lqtl )mq); Jim !i Rita-·-"· w=:e~ =M=· •. _.... 1bt Rotary ReiOY• wlmer rumor..., lrOj)bles will be pre..ntecl by A. R. Durose, GoWpolls Ctt,y Schools 91porinton. doni. 'i'rq>ldes and ribbons will be ote_Belbe, I'OmeroJ, In the symbollam of 8owera, lhe oak leaf represents .. ~oat Ill 1he eominlo· mtecl clel'k' Gt 1hoprelli))tery. 1bo .Ommlasloliero~:Jolltl L, ~~vw, Rulbw Elder m ' the First l'toobit<!riiD aiureh Ill Gallfl>olla. . HOSPll'>\1. put; Att,y. BW Jonklno, polnault Admlolima GoD Lone Ma. IIIII BUI Cml~ broad •·-· ' -· ,...•.,. 1011; Nita Jane Brown, J.'Ome. Rotary President E I d o n Wuerth 11111JII'OoenltheGDDoclda . 1'01; Lilia Russell, ~merqy; Ea- ,,lie oloniri0 eleeUoo . 1111 made 11>. jiiY by TIIIII'IV. ~anD: Flllhtr, VETERANS MEMORIAL Enyart, diOCIIS;JimReoeril, IIIIDt Mlle trop11y toSIIurdll)"owlnn to eambiY ,or lheiJnltecl Preo!>¥iel'· Clwrdl, U.S.A., whl!h ftiMII ln SID Allfonlo, Texas ~- 14· 2i. FOUND GUU.:J'Y A AWARDS CONTRAcT· . ,Ud WASHJNGToN (UP!)- The CL~LAND (U.Pif- lbree- . Dol- llojJarlm8nt '1111rt Judp J)ll1ll 'lbursda,y fcomd' Phil· dOY au Arm,y ccnra,ct tot.all!ll . IP Scarherry, 33, Parma: 8111t;y $U mWIOn had - a~ of 1he aiaJlDi Ill hlo wife, Mar- to KI!l Corp, Ill Clndmall, 'lbe i4'n. 23, last SOpj, l$, Scar- . c:omnct eailo for 1he llll!llfa<· berrY . .ieoitOaCI4 to life lm.- tore of metal poriol!>r raebt fuaea. ' . r---------.;,p;.atr.:.l.:.otl:•:m.:.:and::.hos::p::l:ttall=ty.:..-' OPEN BOTH FRIDAY. AND SATURDAY____ NIGHTS 1-----·-------------------. ---------,;.. .:. ;:.;._ . .9·00 ., / . ' -----------------~~ DEPOT WORKERS - Ke-h Warlhm&D of Athelll, left, oervea as !tell!ltt oputal ,·. 'lb• Pomeroy Freight Depot and CO<ll Evans ol Mlddle(l!ll'lll cashier and clerk: 1betwo 'votoran cr.o ofllelalo would be forced to ...,..laeiiOIIiorllY at o111er dePots II the p...,. BY ROBERT WINGE'M' POMEROY - The li>[lllcatloo wi1h 1he !'llblle UWitleo commission Ill 1he Cheaapoake IIIII Ohio sed IWI central llallroado to close tile frelllll depot oo Welll!aln St. In i'OIIIOI'OY D10Y run lntD otroog . _ . oiUoa, It was learned here Snturdal. A publlc hoarlns oa 1he li>[llleatlon, hal been sst for 10 a.m.. Mal' 6, at the PUC dlloeo In Columbuo. It ...Ud - If IP· proved - el010 the I'Oinei'07 depot IIIII cause all Me1p COmiQr shJppera to use tho freliht olllce In Galllp>Uo, Several elvle organlsatlooa, aa are local and area olfidala, are .expected to expre as -oilton IV proposed ..Um Bither through letters or attendance at the bear- eroy qooey Ia eloaed. ' "' •• Ifr:io Ends Series Ready- de N) DRAPERIES FACTORY CLOSEOUTS Choose from an outstanding -----~---- ~'0 ,. . Q.· • ,-!) •• : . ,.eara. Package load shlpmelto, known ao LCL 0111 than car load), were discontinued tD 1he I'Oinei'07 depot abcut five years ago with the approval a 6,000 lba. mtntnwm. • . or We hiVe 10 have every bit at service we can got If Meigs CooniY IJ to auraet lnmatry, H said State Rep. Ralph Welker. "ADd I doflnlteil feel the service of 1he Pl>meroy fre!Pt depot IJ oometbing' we ta1111ol afford to lose.'' uOh 111re, the railroad eompaniea will Ill' 1hOY ean adoollateil serve the needs of Melp ComlY wlthOIIt the Pomero.v depot," said Welker, "But I don't 1hlnk polenll~ new lndUolr)' would be aatlsltecl. • 1be freight train oervlce In ~meroy IIIII M!Mieporl Ia three ciOYo a week with C r. 0 cOillleellona made !rom the Logan depot, !'Om Ceotral eomeetlons to 1he Pomeroy dopot Ia made from KaDauga IIIII B r. 0 freight Ia picked up at the llundao ooone<· 11 tloo. 1be I'Oinei'07 fre!Pt depot lllaff Ia cecu Evans, Middleport, cashier IIIII clerk, IIIII Kemeth War11unaa, Athena, frelabl agent. WarUunan. wtoo hal been with the eomPIIQ' 28 years, and Evllll, a 26-year veter~. wauld ttave. to aercl.ae thelr Ifill,. lorlt;y It another depot .to «JDDIIIIe work wl1b the eoJq>lll)l. Eventualll, ...,.'!hen don the 11!11, tWO etDplovtoo would ".wiribm.n '!lii I ' MAY BE CLOSED - 'lbe Fnl!lhl Depot Ia PCIIIIOI'CII' 11111 m ~ pn>ddo . . . , service If an IIPPIIeatioo or cr.o llallway co. am tho PeiWI Central CO. IJ IIPProwd,. . )lay 6 by the Public Utllltjea C<munlaslon of Ohio. 'lbe depot olllceo are io<atod Ia .-.., taro ,.. 1he eaol olde of the above Weot Mall>& bodldl,._ 'lbero IJ elac I>•'*'DII Qllll'tllia , for train erewo In the laeWcy aad 1he romalader of the otrueturo Ia. for ~ apoee. n- Name Alumni Speaker GALLIPOLIS - Dr. KOMotb L. Bader Ita Comly hal Ita ciiMer meolfn& at 1:10 Ill 'lbe Ohio lble Unlversl\Y 11111 be the p.m. FridOY, April 25, st 0...,.1, F~ opaaker whiD 1he OSU Alumni Club Ill Go!· hlilillifila of the Rose Bowl IIIII Pmt will llao be on the prosnm, oeC!rilnll to Alumni Club Pr-- Dr. DcDald II. '!baler. Dr. Bader lo a_.we doaa Ill l'h!l[oala IIIII has been a member Ill '!'l!o 0111!!' ~ 1 Ualversi\Y faculil' alece 1957. · ' · , A native Ill c,u-roii In' -v. Dr. Badlor .~oiled IIIII ·01\10 state. Ho Ill solon<e ...,_ lD tioD (1956), a . ~ ..ID lifGIIOIIIY (1857) and a Pb. D. ID &itloa Ill 01111 EYanJ at 1he ~ depot inCludes fllllns out various re[IOtlo, ~ ouofomer• of car arrl~ Umea, loeaUQna 01111 plck-op oeheclules. single width Fiberglass and aceta.tes in solid colors and patttms. 63" ••• ·84" lt•aths ·'· " OUTSTANDING VALUE$. . .. odd!. or<hellrll he has - • from . pair I . ne•• 'Ihe railwaJ companies claim revenue recalved from the statloo, 'tlhlch hao been in operation tor more than a ball centuey, Is IDaaf!lelent to )latll)l expmoea• "! almply lblnk It would be IIROther leiback to our town and ccmt;y ,'' said Pome1'01 Mal'or Charles Logar. uEYerr depot can't be a Chicago, u added ~. ldaror Logar lncllcatecl be will preoont 1he matter beiDre eounell for dl•· ouolim lloodl1 oliiltl. Seferal bullne•s meo. WhO use the freight aemce, have aloo~upreosedcllapleao­ ure over the poulblllt;r of the closure. One oald at a ~01' Chamber of Com· merce meetlnl laat week that It would nIUit lD blo firm haYIIii to make ...erallonl dlollllce callo montbly to determine arrival time and!..- Ill shli>menll. . Prln!>ipel rail polrono tran~ bUs!· o( colors, fabrics. and. sim: All . 3.00 • 0; " wl1h 1he ~- mUon are Mld11eot Steel Corporallon, Melp c...rtor Farm Bureau, Ohio valley Jndustrleo, I'Oinei'07 Cement moek co., Baum Lumber, PomeroY Food Com- and 1he &liar RIDl Flour MIU. Some local dllelala ore also fearful thai .If 1he 'lljiJiileatioD to close 1he depot .moe · 11001 tJtrooil>, 1he rsltroad companloo will want to take up the tracks in another few Ins. selecti~ . rJ -:--=' ' PUC to Meet May 6th In Columbus an Issue ·p , ! . ·<1;:e' .. .· ( ,...-• • ~· < Cct ·'Fight Over Ending Freight ' ~• ""' . ,. ' . FIV~ SECTIONS --~~~--~-------~--------~ · PAGES '·: L '' ' ' ,. 0 ·- PORTLAN!l - Resldonto Ill 1he l'llrlllllll area were asbd Silturdal' to be1p lo<ate a small come or · abOPwr<l dol thet bit a Head Injured in Fall YIMIIIIIIIr !all week. Jacldo SChuler, 10-fear-old ..,. Ill Mr. IIIII Mro. Paul SCIIller of ~rillllld, began GALLIPOLIS - Mro. Harry 0. Rowland, 1he robleo aerlea of yelllordaJ ao a 88, 111. 2 Weltoloo, waa admitted to IIOizer proteCtive moame aplnst the bite by 1he Medleal Center, First Ave., at 7::l0 p.m. black lllll'brolm-<Oiored diJS, Fric!OY with a head injury aul!ered at .home sebult1r .... reportedijl sttemptfn& ... free '!hen ahe fall IIIII ber head "' her 1he dol from a place Ill foaee whell he "'" ldtehea link. Mrs. Q>ldle Dauaher\Y, 8t, Jaekom, was blttea. AI\YOIIO wbo might be able to determine admlttod to 1he hOapital at 2:10 a.m. Fri· tile whoreabOIIta Ill 1he dog Ia asbd to tele- clOY with a fractured riliht hlp. ihe waa jlhone 843-:UI or ~292. Injured lD fall ilomo. r(fwo. Confessed Judgements Ordered .... • (1960). He """·'!! ao a ~ fn . ' teachi1>1· ••..Ill 1954-57 mJ i . . . fulluejor """"' lti;7.S9, llo .... p pr.tuoor in 1M1IBII.!\? blo pro- raak Gt' aoooelate ,profe-;·!il 1915. In 1959-ell, he tlu a CCiilllolor Cll 1lli' dergraduate otudo!U In 1he Collep of Alrlculture and HOme - l e i . ., 1M3, Dr. Bader waa ~ aettog u s l doaa of the College Ill A¢culture IIIII Economies, and ID 1964 ht WBS ll&1(lOID!o4 dean, student af!alro, lD that oollep, Ro..rvatioDo for the dloner ma,y be . , . with Dooald E. Llnllla, )lbll!e ~- lD - motec1 to asal- -•k a at DR. KENNEI'H L, BADER ~ qALLIFOLIS - Two oonfeosed judgment• judpment of ~.9i,Inc:lud1Dglntorelllhlce " ' mterod FrldOY In Gollla C<u!IY' COm- November 1988. p Plea• court IIIII 1hrll0 ease• hove been ...,Uoeed. !' A ..nreoi4!d ...,.m 1n 111e IIIJIIIIIII c1 . -~8?8.87, b\eiudlni lderell Iince Ill?, liP entered by- the lD 1he ease AuoelatOo Flrll Dlacoutll COrp., Fori W~me, Ind. vo. !l!mnao M. W , mil- clef- .Jt Dlomlased were cases Ill BeU;y J. Walter, Golllp>il• n. LoiiDII Walter; Harold L. coo.,, .. Golllpolla, •a. Saodra K. euor, Vintoa; Calberlne lleGIIachoy, COiumbua, va. l'lul PbBIIpo, Ill. 2 croom CJt;y; IIIII ordered removed from the docket wu 1ho ease Ill Clae DriY- lac., ~. W• Va. vo. !:barteo llmi!!OIII, Ill. 2 PatriGt. Ill 1he - Gay Bastiani in National Pageant Tonight -st. PALM BEACH, Fla. - When 1he buah at 1he Rose Bowl ,.,.. IIIII at 1he "TaUrnl· rauo orer the oucllt~~eo tonight In Palm ment Ill Roses Parade'' m New Year'• DOY. Boo<:h »lJDlelpal AudiiDrlum, 50 One faelor 'flhl<h helped 1he eandldlle :::;,;~~~~: · ~ ' :: · ill~ Sa~• & 1..oa11, eaoe, 1he ~hall • . ordered to,... anti Ill ille 15th Alllllal Natlooal Collep from Ohio .....,h the aaUoual IIDalo waa :' vo: Ito)' ·~ !llr!1De S.,.e, l!t- cover a of $1,~ ...46 lucladinr! ~ ~ lnc(UdlnJ Goy Baatlanl ill 111 eoBB,Y ahe wrute, enUUed, "Why I De<~!fendlhtl~ 9 ~used ,IJareot, , . · ~ . . C'•IIWO!la, 11111 lo1oW the IJIBII[c moment , cldod to AUIIIId Collese.• li"' arrived. One of1he busiest .dO)'otbe «llleCe queOns ,The SO-¥tar.old dlnl(!!ter of Mr.lllll llro. -rieneecl WBI 1he pulidpoUoo In the ~ BuliiDI, Ill 101 BaoUaal Dr., Cook-In IIIII Rlt Romp -aored by Bell ,JI a' jaqiDr at Ohio Ualy~o(V, - •••ma· · Fooda. AI fulure homem&llerO. 1he l(lrlo · Jc!i'lllllft flllmpor.-1 Qamm!Uiicatloos, .aail were . teatecl In tl!t Oeld of. a>me - ·lolloo ~ »qJ!!ob aail Thealre. A 196& leo. 1bey ._.red tbBir favqrltl recipe& .......... d GaUia A~ Hlil! SChool, dutill8 eookln1 COII!jiOiltloo CGIIduelld by .,., II ~~ iowud a ldaoter'• Deano 1!o111 F~ DIYIIim', Com CO. lD '*"b therw. ' 'lbe..JI!!L.N!\llllal Collep QleOll 11111 roNmlllilllld fGr NitDal CI!UIP ~ 10 alia!'to iJl IIIX>tk In corn Procketo oorortl,)', ahe co., ...... "' her prl.... For .quo Bast Foods Co!Jk-Jn, oaeh l(irl , : ~ I"!' cllihea foi\QIIIni h"f olin reell1ei ·b rOqlit ~ lllllllilrlllnl wi11!1D IIIII ) i (lme limit . IWO boluro. IJnt·dlah pel' !lid the .... ... bt lnll<al "' tiltO .. Ja..- -.eta Cel•• . . . . ~:~~~~~~~r.:;:::.w. : ' Tanleht, Sat. &_SI!II. 1 Aprill8~19-_20 POMEROY '•.' P~OM, K9foa (UPOtodol' acf!'!l· "iii. )lbitji Korea ri a "eoleulaliil .ut or _..lim" lD ~~~oo~. W ~ ID Amorl... Ow Ji(1110 IIIII ·Ji>,¥. 1l!e Communists 11107 . '.- . .. «· .1JievotH To n,i ~ M~ Ohio Volley ,Tipo']11il~ lbleo at -·· Traetor is Struck . ' . bulabW Home of · e '~'•'' · · .€barged ~ COLUIIBUS (IJP0-Ifoat of 1111• ~- 'lbe Sloata· Ohio's lawmakers relaxed at ol~ tl!t l$1h ~,w... Wl1h h(llle today after a cOIIlusllw, 285 bill• om.nd, ~ conlliud rushed week of work herL to bWo -.L Before adjourning lor the C<ioftloloo reipMI TuOidoJ weekend ThurJdl,y, lecislatora alii W-oda1 In the 10111• sent two bills to the governor as leglalatoro tried t o - . . ror signing, and paaaecl rour wbelher Rhodes hod willlilraWD other meaaures. hll eckleatl ...... 9 - li'Om It was a week the 108th Gen- eoosideratlon, or whether 'be eral Assemblymen agreed they just wanted to J1ow doWft ·• would oot forget ror aome time. actment ol new tax pn.r.ma. Gov. James A. Rhodes anCollier'• lllii)W'ICemtllt 118nounced M~ he wamed a gellled cCIIUnued hearlnp, but review of the state's fiscalsitlr no actloo. Leglolatho - r o ation aDd recommendations on said hearing• w<uld - · a pos&ible austerity program. but if actioo was requlnd, It Tuesday, state FlJBnce Direc- woold be taken as the repretor Howard L. COllier recom~ aertativea saw Itt. mende<l the legislature defer BUis sent to Rhode• 11Nr~ action on any programs which ror signl111 would: -Require p e r m i tl!l to l8ll would rwuire new reverues to crayfish alii roc rlOIW'elldenta finance. Both administration moves to collect Rsh 1»1~ were dictated by President Ni.x-Remove obsolete Jarwtage on's announcement ol federal CrliJl the state code regarding domeatic program cutbacks and 1he cllvlslon of soldlera' clallna. Two bUia lj)proved by the retention o1 the surtax for ~ • ~-~- ,. . '. . . ~· ' j �•' I ~ G.he.~hire Gorden.Club·:Program ' , for Missionary Meet ' • , , Jl I ~:t~~:~:~~s=~~~=~tlnches ~ New Officers · Tlpion Trio: Outstanding Chamber Group "• I !I '' I " ,j' I Tipton Trio American-born and trained. Di Flore is, when not on tour with the Trio, a member (C<llltlrued !rom Page I) rl. the Detroit &fmphoo,y Orchestra, and 11 also noted as a successfUl recitalist. He abroad. is the owner o! a rare Nicolai GagJhmo As a favorite or the st. Louis B,ymplxiny, she "'' apln singled out lor spoclal praise cello made ln 1761, known as the Queen when she appeared with that orchestra at Victoria, since it was once in her collec~ ita television debut. For more than 10 sea- tion. IOftl she has been one of the distinguished performers at the Aspen Music Festl& Offi~er is Promoted val, and Is a member of the !acult;y there. GALLIPOLIS - Commissioned officers ID private Ufe Mary Norris is the wife of Albert Tipton, whom she met while both promoted by a special order signed by Col. W. J, Moore, &lperlntendent of Greenbrier were students at tbe Curtis Irurtitute. Mario Di Fiore h the 'cellist of the Military School, Included Robert stephen Tlploo Trio and he has been closely as- Evans, Rt. 2 Bidwell, First Lieutenant, Pla. sociated with Tipton as a "featured solo- toon Leader, CO. B. He iS the son of Mr. Ist wltl1 the Tiploo Chamber Orcheatra on and Mrs. Robert L. Evans, of Bob Evans its tours of the United states and Canada. Farms... ReckleSIIness Charged GALLIPOLIS - Judge John W. Howell fined John G. Hudson, 16, Rt. 1 Galll(llllls, $10 and costs Saturday In Gallla Counzy Juvenile Court oo. a sheriff's charge of reckless operation. In city police cases, bmds- were forfeit. ed by Thomas E. Prose, 16, Gallipolla, $18, stop sign; Gary Foose, 17, Gallipolis, $23, speeding; and Charles W. Bodlmer, m, 16, E>lreka Star Rt., $17.50, speeding. '• $53,500 unseasonal snow nurrlea, ldUinK live perBOIIS oucl tn)urblg 70 others. Three died in a crash near Wasserllurg o1 Munich and two wore ldlled In an accident at . ~~mied near Lake Constance. -•t TIMES-SEN:nNEL NlhMd 1ooit1 . . . ... dol Dhla van., ~- E""'...SU IHQI(I ~1111111"1101.. llltiIG" at Plllllti'Of, C*a, P•l om... l ~lbellno Plus tolbe ~ra 7P. M. GALLIPOLIS- a.sen E. Phil· '' U»S, dallldrtor or Mr. and Mro. Gomer E. PhWips, 212 Firat Ave., 11u beeo named to t h e Ileln'l Uata!Ohlo We,toysnUnl· Ver~. Delaware, ohio. fQr th.e fir II term, 1168"'8.. ,: . M11l PhliUpa 11 on eu\nuIattve· Dean'• Ll~. becaUM as a tile HOlor, she hal a eumulative av.• orace 11- 3.~ .;..- . ,!ioets• . tileo my' ' ~ or·Gall!a Acade- irllti &:hdoi. . . ' . ' .. THE RED CHEROKEE CHIEFdogwoodsplantedallovertown last ~year ore juat now bellnnlns to show color. Walt uoW lllree or four : ·fears have passed! •. COLoR .. ~ t; were urged to bring In General - " 1\t Unlllld Pr• • lnr.natla.l II -lato l'lllllltllllil to tllf un 1.1-f ~II all . . . .. ~"'" erto4llldto fill-~ Jld dlolhlloclll . . tpWIII....,. twnla. MONDAY, APRIL' U THIIOUGH · TUISDAY, APRIL 291. mll'CH-NUDI 'HEIL ... .••·.... ;.PAHIY~, ..JIOSf.:.: ~ .v · , s 27 t . • PlRMA~lNl o• I I I ' 1•1 SHIFT 1' 1 PRfS\ •' , DRIP DRl' SUEPWEAR '• GOWN-75~. Cotto• 21~. Pol,...., MDII WITH PANTS IDI SHIFf GOWNS 15% CO.TTON 75'/, POLYESTER fJ77 SAVE IZ. • s·. ' 7 SET$36'7 ""• KODELifl . · lEI PEJGNiJJR ~~~ COTTON • SET SA.VE P,e Mllla coupons, postage lltamps and trading stamps, Mra. Jones gave the atewardshlp thought lor the month and asked U.e ladles to brlns Ill items tor the linen ehest and ml.!llionary cottage aale at An· crola Leada HOme!• deraon. It was moved, secanct.. ed and appr<>ve<l 111e1 the Socle· ty be tn ta:vor ol a new mission~ ery building at 1lle ~rlng!leld camp grounds. Mrs. Deft'ey Burks gave tlle aecretary and treaaurer'sreport and wa,vs and means were dl,. cussed. The nex1 meeting will be held May 15. Mrs. Baker served refreshments to the l2 members present. With LYCRAl ' Stretch TetP ' SA.\'E 524: PETIJCOATS 65% KOD~L® ss~ eo. ... Foundation Plantibgs," n.. CIYic commllt<e reported lllti '/"Ups planted last !aU at the ,1101t oftlce ·were bloom- lnio ' Al'lnOWtcement was made ~ lbe counzy ,meeting planned lor A»rll 24 at Kyger Creek School wlth Wa,ylide as hostess club. auiatdre Garden Club will a,.. o!st Wayside ~n ClublnmakI.Dg table arranlements for the a :n.u "'*' * .The . Pat Glass Newsletter JCooking Quickened ~....~ Microwave r . . ~ * -·---. ' dresi(Dg between bOth palms ·ill# ~inalla&ID( It tbrOUilt , tile lii!r. Always ecmcelill'lle · un :the· ends• lhoy bave a . te~ to lab more of a \ biAtint'!ban lba'real of your . ,,H ullr · .. "·. Don~t · ~ ' ' ' 1 •I ·~. l!lpr 11101. Creek Junior -Senior A report Ban. or tile Alll<rul Region- meeUna: was glveri by M r 1. Paul Shoemaker, realoMI oecrelaey. Oll!ero attencUug· I he meotlng were Mrs. Paul JIJirtln, Mrs. Phyllis Hawl8,Y, Mra. R.t,ymond Zerkle, Mr&. E<lWar<l Prosflln and Mrs. !!diU. Shamblin, . Mrs. Michael Fry pporled on lbe Narcilsus llloW In lllmtlngton. Mro. HowltYthallkedMro, Paul Shoemaker and Mrs. R.t,ymond Zerkle lor sJvlns lbe radio program 011 WJEH lall '"'ek. They used U.e hlllol')' of Wlhkeena al One ol the virtues of durable press fabrl~s is lbeir ability to dry quickly 80 you should hang garments on hangers as soon as they feel dry to touch. my scenes." He accepted the TV series, en w~re ·o. en, NBC. ··* • I Pla.n· ·",... •• 111e tat or 1IIF »rocram. · Plano lor ~ -..r MJ,Y 8 were made. The ovolll will be held In t11e ooci.J·......, or 111e Qleahlre llljlllllj Churcb. Cbalrman lor lbe orllllna: will be loin. lollehaal Fry. · "noaign 1o 8UTound t h e Home" wu tl1e program ilv"' by Mra. Zerkle 10119 tool< bt!r matmal !rom an arllcli by Mrs. A. W. Finck. . Mrs. Flnek used blue and sli- ver juniper, sever.. lnte,reltlq Mahonla and silver leaved falae cypreaa. Aller tlllnnlng U.e lhnbl llhe under planted wltll ivx, ·aguave, zincs and paclo'llndrl, tbelt lor 1lle edge llhe used a OOIIslder· able amount or otone. In lronl ol these Ollllllls, winter bulbs and parem!als were plllllid!d. For winter oolor, red and yellow twigged dogwoocls edged 111e IIOO<Is beyond. 9le used many planter a . in groups made t r o rn redwood or concrete. Molt in~ People encompasses three rotatin$ series, so E. G. can Vacuum Your Dust Instead of mop out of your v~cuum terestlng planters were made by using chimney liners and sew- which is being filmed in Hollywood lask him If he er Utes in different heights. will move there and he an- · ~ra,y the shrubs to keep them swers with a vehement NO\ , bug !roe but do not lerllllze. because he is only needed 32 Mrs. Hawley elosed with a days of the year . The Bold have h1s series, and at the same time enjoy his new borne in upstate New York. By JOAN CROSBY NEA Entertainment Editor . .. BRA SLIP CIIESIIDIE - Mrs. R.t,ymond Zerkle gaye tile program lor 111e CheShire Garden Club meellni held lolooday Bilbo home or Mrs. Paul Msrdn. Miss Frands 1.a1g pve med!tauo.ta and read a Poem, ..~ring is Here.,. 9te also read an artf.. cle HRaJ.nbow Fountain" f r o m Secret Pjace. · · Roll ' call was "Siniba for NEW YORK·- INEA)- The Great Case of the Smothers Brothers is not really a case of the Good Guys ~s . the Dad Guys, as Tom Smothers wouJd like to make it. Neither is he completely wrong , ns CBS would like you to believe. The whole affair might have been Smothers-ed tor another week had it not been , ;;· . ~TE AND BrANFORD Cremeens have putebased a new lor Dan Rowan. The show in ·. . . alone Rt. 35 1n u.o oubcllvlslon across from 111e Alpine Motel. question was originally set _ l"rJr April 13 airing. But be;::· cause Rowan was cohost on .,. . A YOUNG MAN PRACTICING his soli swing when! »assed by Ihe CBS show and also was . . Brown home on the eorner ol State .and Third set me to wonder- a p,uest oil the Dinah Shore :!ftl who llve8 there DOW. The aaawer: Pat anc1 osCar Basttani, who special, to be aired on NBC· :;:J"'1'ehased 1lle home, Blld wi111 John, Wand)' and Mike, moved 1n a TV at the same time there o.,C!OUPle of w•ks qo. · wa s ll lertal problem and the ::' Tbat"a sueh a nice locaUon. Pat WU"I't have to spend 1,""' time S~\OW was move:i a week ~'.......H -y earlier. wns 1be ehlldren around like 80111811)1 young mothers have to do !rlbese dQ-1. That. its cancellation lor a ,. rerun and the fact that the· . :.'. . network demanded tapes the · .,.t.. • Wednesday before air date, NEWSPAPER FM t.61li OF1EN T~W. '<Ilo ·sure \0 gt\ tllp~ ~,.a,basis for the Srtlfl~Mrs ..4 r .li;IE VERY VOCAL Sm~ers Brothers bave made • rliht.'' ;::~1;"--::r;i ~... , .•., i 1 ~ . thtDPlaints. This or Collr~ (~tnselves very avallabl . th~ ptlf1s to preaent thetr How WQIIIdyuu tltle'lb'1!i!favellhls oqi, !lor~ reader calisill. •',Jj!'PP~ed after Matc~ ·14 ,. ;aile ol their battle wllh .· S. The network, defending oo aJ)ell MacKeiizte'1111h a eopllal rt? Or dcllii>a use tbe lower •. amiouncement f r o m· CBS · lli:JlOBIUon, has made public eopleo ·ol wires sonllo Tom <.a k. , · • that II bad renewed the se' Smothers, the apparent spokeoman lor the duo. t · ~ Woqld believe: · ries for next season. · • also feel an obligation aging edJtor, wrote a mar't _Rev. A. H. Ma<Ken>le (as did hlslste father) uses K• hlo bcolher' qts has . made available They to present point of view velous spe~h for himself ,.JJJ.i:k, aDd. their mother, use k, wblle Martha uses k and Dorothy uses cop1es of w1re_s sent to Tom of youth. ··Iftheone generation which w I n d s up with him ~ ;6:: Smothers, while representa!}.~ • laked ....... · · tives of the brothers h a v e But Robert Wood, presiit '""'' oneottheMaekeozles('l)aald, "Oh, we Jult do." made available a chronology dent of CBS-TV, in a wire to l.(}1!1 encuib .to make a newapeper woman cry), of events w h i c h ineludes Tom, said, " You would be 4" such lines as "CBS attorneys misleading yourself if you :WHAT VERY RESPECTABLE genllelllllll Ia lemporarib' living and publicists go home exbelieve that c~s has any intention of diminishing our •111 a »>ik bouse wi111 • green door? His !rleoda humoroUSly call it hausted." ' pro~ram standards or narThe broth~rs , Tom espetid• ''pad." rowtng the application of cially, have been very avail~· ' fit . .:, those standards in the slightable to the press, and have est degree ." said that CBS is depriving . Later in the same wire them of constitutional rights, Wood wrap s up, "If you mainly freedom of speech. think your principles and ours are oil and water, say so now." It would appear thai Tom Is saying so, so loudly and clearly that no one can hear f BY PAT GLASS vide even distribution of the mt.. cell in enamel may absorb rather the network . ~ Eld. Agent, Homo E<0010111lca cronves. In some. a slowly ro- than reflect electronic energy ~ · GALLIPOLIS- Ever wish you taU~ tarHik~a stirrer reneC:ta arxl, tllerefore, is cenerally not /1. eOuld bake a cake In Ove minthe rays in all directions to ac- usocl. A complete range including a saying, of !be death ul !be ute_i, .:ooll a six-pound beef roaat complish eveo dl1lrlbutloJL ln paper, 'People aren't evea ~ in ~~ miqutea, or thaw a package others, the· O"Y\ID shelf rotates microwave oven lor home ~ase aware they have lost part of currently seth for $900 and . ,ollro&enitrawborrleolnl-2ml,. 80 that siJ par!a or the rood r&their voice'., $tOOO. A portableolectroolcovon celve the same ,average amount Between the Prudential aloee Is ... noble ror lbout'f450. Y.ou CAN do Ill this, and notf, of enerJY. · show, and the start on his The day .wUIIIkety c.... when •n eleetronlc oYUo Electron.. The metals necessar,- for the E. !i. Marshall TV series, E. G. will appear ovans are alailable natiooalli. construction of microwave ovens most pe!l)le wUI cook ileetronlJefettder becomes· duct or. in the film, "Tora, Tora, ~ ~- at least 111ree monufaclur- also add tO the rotal cost. The lcally, but thet ~e .. stUilnthe Tora." 11'I '001 llkel,y that very nwly conventlo~al and toerpenstvepor- Mure. "It's bein~ filmed partly is going to decide," Tom Ul will be cooki11Jihll WBJ ln in Honolulu. ' he says with says, "whether spitefully, tmniedtate future, however, a rueful 11mile. " But l'm fearfully or out of lndlller· stuck in the Pentagon for ~,., .. ,,.. or tha high cost or these ence, that our show goes off the air, they are, in effect, What Ia .so dlllirent about an saying to these young people curve of the eye with your that the air waves belong to ~ol•octroo!c oven ihatmokesltcost brush untll you rejiCh the one S;eneratlon and not to the· more than tJle convenwhile Uno; then continuo 111e nation as a whole." dark Une above 11. Droopy •lwfll eyes. are transformed Into But really, tbe ll&ue Ia ceosoroblp. Tom aayo lbal Wide, allve .eyeri. " . ~CBS deleted aearly 75 ~r eeol of lbeir material, ' al' After the Shtrmpoo we did ·nndge lbem ·• ,ul.!- a ahU.pioo, protect . · though bll with some of II," be adds. hair from diyl\eSI and the . He aloo elabfto that ·moat ol effects of wealbel' by rubdeleled material weulci :)lliiiJ', a . •lll811 amount of ' lbe have gollen H 11M! br<llh~ • • Topic 'FoundationP/o,~tio Censor's Shears Severed CBS, Smothers Brothers BEAUTY BBIU'S · ,.,,tfh• ' TV NOTEBCCK 4 Short & A¥ercrf• ' READING OF SHIRLY CASPER'S dovodCOl to her hualiaqd (BUI) Jt;ID ~ with his tension - IUied golf tournaments made me ~- about lbe many wives Who share 111elr husbands' hobbles. II T oomet!moa. brlnls them trollblos, like those that happened recentl¥ :to Mrs. Ktnneth Sleets, uuazel," as &he's Joiown tO her friends at t ttie eourthoule. : Like the pd. wile she Is, Hazel helps Ken when it oomea to :;caring lor .his fine boegleJXIp&. lite went out to leech little one and ;!all· over a boord prt up Ill .tile dool'WIIJIIo keep the l!veiJI rascals Ill. ~!ll.e took a· naiQ' fall, and aa a reault looks a little Uke Joe Frazier """'r a har<ll!out .... . _.,. llot1 e!MWI'Itn, one l'lll" •ts~ 11•....-:t~• IP1 IW'IIIIIIIIIlhl MIO. n. Dilly s.lnll, - )W.r til;, N• IMIIIhl ~ Out Sentence To Dean's Listing The PiNH JI.INCU TERIIS Of 5tiBSCAIPT10ll liz carrlllr llllb w So.llldlr, 41e &- ••L MNL sumtlllPT10N ur;:s 'nil' O.U""'-1• TrlU. In Ollie> M1 W111 \'q!Ma, rear kl1 al• MlllhJ ~ tltrM SEAMLESS frank stnatra •tony rome Back to Fill TONIGHT· KON. - TIJE'A APRIL 2tl-21-22 (Teehrtlcolcr) J_.,Loaey's ':;. ;!peJRtT· CEREMONY" '~ 1M' Famous No. ZOO Asked in LaWSUI · •t Brewer Sent ----- 111E OAILY SDITIN£L llQ Mldllllle scr.t. P.,.nq, 0Nv. • ' •· .,...,....., ,..., • ....,. •wnlrwn:np; ' oI • I ' A FRIEND HAS BEEN DESCRIBED manywoysandby lolks much ~· hWIIh!rw Ca. .-.u; ....,... ~ :0: moro talented lhan L But I can spask about whit r like In my par.t oonal !rlonds. One thins "a friend" wiU teU you Is 11 yw have Up. lt lllck oa Y""' teeth, 11 )'CJ\If slip Is lwl8lng. ... thins& Uko tbat. ~' One or mine recenll,y rom!adod me or somelhlng I try to.rememl:ber, and faU to ao often. 91e told me twas slunwlnK. This is ·to tell I appreciated It, beeeuse I thlnlc she ,..dered II abe blrt m,y ~feelllip. · LINGERIE SALE tt·r· r the bUslness session. The ladleH • • t'btr FRILLS COMBINE WITH PRACTI4J.ITY IN' OUR Of Crusade's •fREATIE I .~·' SUNDAY UOI. MUNICH, Go~ (IJPllTWo tc.or buses cnshed In separate accidents Sotw'diY 011 Bavarian hlgbwoya slicked by uOthello" and T, S. Eliot's ·"MUr· der in the Cathedral1" r1 wbf.ch "Taming d. the Strew'~ will be presented at Rio Grande CoiJ.eae April 21, at 8 p.m. in Conunun.. lty Hsll. The prime J1UI'IIOSO ol the National 91ekespoar~ comtiaaY -lo t . to mal!e ...ceselble,lo 10Wli ~ .. , old from one end of the ., . ""'" · ' try to the other those timeless plays that offer a sense of beau .. ty and truth. "One thing more we've learned.'' says Miss &llka, tbe com~ pany' s General Manager a n d sometimes leading lady, "we're not taking Slakespeare acroas America - he's taking ual" therefore dreamt of touring with plays by !l!akesjJeare and the other classical dramatists. In materializing hla dream, the Natlonal :JLakespeare Company tolIng. ..... In the tradition oru.e great •IJt all depends on your out· repertory companies of Booth, ~=:~,says Phlllp t.i"!ll)8r.-C!J-- Ke'\1), .and Forrest In brins£,g ~; and AitlaUc D~IPI' f1,. to, ....ryone 1lle world's great· National 'akespeare Com£. est playsi p)ays that have en»anY· rtcbed the hezltage of the stage ••On our first toor, we were for over 350 years. udted by tile Idea or dlscovT h e Nadonal !ihakespoare . ertng new places and people, Company's repertoire this seaas well as being: enthusiastic son consists of 9utkespeare's about taking Slakespeare across ·~amiDg of the Strew" and the country. While our onttwslasm and destre for new experience I! remains lilstl~ It is-Comforting to see a familiar U..S· tre, or to recpgnlze a restauraot PHIL1P MEt!I'EII In Peoria or Lakeland. Not to mendon the spacial thrill of seeing a remembered face ln Colorado ftrlngs or Galesburg." Five years ago, Meister with ' his wife Elaine iOI!ka questioned why 11cu1ture" should be limitTQHIGHT, MONDAY ed to the large cities and ea.. PT. PLEASANT - Ademand AND TUESDAY tablisbed cultural centers, and for judgment or $53,500 .... filed In Ms..., CounzyCircultCOUrt Friday against Harvey L. Steele, Apple Grove, w. Va., driver ol' GALLIPOLIS - AI 1lle Gal1 U.e car 111at elruck U.e truck In l!a County a.a,ter, American whlcb carl Lewis . Gillispie was caneer 8oclst1's 1969 crusade kiUed So111rday, April 12, at 7:- · ...,.. Into tile lhlr<l week, 26.6 45 p.in., at AW}.e Grove. »>f cenl or tiJia year'l goal has The suit was filed by John A. ctblalaed accorcllng to Dr. GBI!aPie, sdmln!strator or the Jamel M. Orr, general crusade eatste or 1lle accident victim, and Geraid Bright, owner of the ve. AI or noon Friday, $1,542.78 GALLIPOLIS - Judge Ronald hlcle 111at was demol!she<IID 1lle bad turned In according to R. Calhoun, Gallla County Comlbe chairman. The sum Includes mon Pleas COOrt, sentenced crash. Samuel D. LJtt.lepage, attor. - · from 'lhe spacial talent George Washington Brewer, 30, lillY, filed' U.e palltlon lor lunerbeld ... Msrth 29, and dona- Gallipolis, Friday to the Ohio al expenses, $1.,500; truck loss, !rom special gllt& IIlii bus- Peollenllary to serve tho re- $2,000; and ,f,;O,OOO damages, mainder ol a 1-20 year sentence tneues. sul!ere<l by 1lle heirs or the deRopn1a on U.o counzy and ctzy on a eharge o! auto theft. dr!Yea, which beg~~~ April 7 and Arrested by ctzy police In MJ,y ceaa-.L 1'wl> ~ children, ago 3 and 14 reopacllvei.Y, will be announc- 1967, Brewer plesded l!lill11 and 5 yeors, were orphaned by the ed later tills mon111 according to was ordered to Lima state accident. Their moither was kill. Hospital lor the Crlmlnelly InDr. Orr. CARTOON ed m'··a traffic accident three ~. Rober Medical Cen· sane tor an OOservation period. ter turses were in downtown Upon hia return, Brewer was sub- Weeki ago. Gslllpol!a seUing balloons tD help sequently re1Urnod to tho Lima ralle tunds_for this year's drive. Hospital until such Ume It ,., deemed he could be sentenced. ON USS PYRO Brewer was returned here last POMEROY- -tewaln'o Mate wsek by the Gall !a count)' !l!er- · Ia's Department and his ,.._ Claao William R. Smith, . vai, ICIIl (II Mrs. Bertha L.Bass tence was re-lnatated. Judge Cal. or i'olneroJI, ond husband ol the boun allowed Brewer CTodll oct' TODAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY forlllez IIIII Doma J Pittman or his ieolence for lbe time he · ~lnllma. ltt Vlr&lnla Lane, Concord, CalH., Ia Mnin& aboard "the ammu~ ,.ium Vll> J>yro at San Dl- Miu Phillips Na~Md - ,. llii!M .... ,., ......,. ......... liiiiWdl,)'. s....t Clua I'OICICI f'l\IM Glllflolll, a.~c~t RIO GRANDE - The Idea o1 an elght..mooth tour can bring a thousand dfft'erent ideas into as many heads. It cln be exclt~ lng, tedious, refreshing or bor- Goal Reached · C.W.D'OLIS DAILY 'l'ftiiiUNE Shakespeare Company at Rio Grande 26.6 Per Cent • 12t Tlllril Aw.,a.upU .. CIIIt. uau•• FIVE KILLED ~way df the Mrs. Allen Baker .l)l'etldedover from hfs· ''>.ctge;IID'I, I would· like to s8y be belongslo me, Proyor was by Mrs. t.iil!an Coo· ., honsa 1o my daughter, Usa,14. ley and scripture reading "'' llaan, decided lor sure whit ihe will name him but thllllco b):·Mro. Llllllor. h11 batlje will be "Red." :Mrs. Melv!i> &neltzer led 111e .- airnylft'l almoat as bad as having a new baby. prosram dlacusslon on "Joy ta Costly." 1bls COD slated oC con· I CAN UNDERSTAND THE INTOXICATING ol!ect or teschlng, vfrtatlcas between lour pairs · $ and oWII7 moll teachers continue to teach as long as health permits. ollad!ea. Tal<lng part were Mrs. !: II dooa ll\).lll8l1l!Dg lor lbe heart o! s par8011 to eland Ill 11'1111 of o John Houck and Mrs. Blanche ; ..,up or 'l """'' _.e and ... lnterell .. their OXIlfeSslve faces. Frazier, Mrs. Paul Jones and : It ••• my pleaunt task to talk before a class this past week. Mrs. LBnler, Mrs. Pearl Elliott It One; !ace linoni 111e many lnotlcedbecsuseshe omlled and responded and Mrs. Smelt:zer. : wlfl that ot Sit "Mackenzie, daughter of Robert. and Minnie Mackenzie. ' GALLD'OLIS - ReMtlis or JiJn!or and Senior RIP Student ~ell eiOctlms bOre tills week were amouncod Friday by Prlncljlal James N. M. Davis, Gall!a · • LOWELL B. HOWARD, ProlesiOI' or Acedom,y RIP Scbool. ' . Pit Boater, .... or Mr. a • d Business Law, 9hlo I.Jn!verslzy, will be. guest speaker during 1lle A»ril 22 meet- Mrs. Euaen8 Botter, 115 Maing or U.e well VIrginia Ch01>tei or 111e bellne Dr., "'' elected !>l'OstAmerican Socl.et;y for Metal Workers at dent or 111e 1-8th grade student Ule Kera House, Rt. 2, Ravenswood. PrOt. cwncll, and AndreW ~' 11011. Howard's topic wlll be' -"Trade SeCreta or Mr. and Mrs. Plus !Iyme, - Whul is 1lle ExtAmt or 1lle Employe's 654 Woodlaod Dr., was elected UabUizy'l'' Prof. Howard hal wrllleD two vlcOiJMsldant. David Romaine, 11011 or Mr. IIlii books on Busineu Law, and has over Mra. Allen E. Romaine, Emek8 11 articles lo his credit t;dlllshed In varIous trade and profosalonal joumalo. A star Rt., .... elected ..... social hour will start 1lle evening' a ac- or 111e 9-12111 grade student ....,_ tivities at 6:15. The dlmer is sebeduled cU, and Jack (Bee(>) MsUhews, 8011 or Mr. and Mrs. BUI B. tor 7:15. Matthews, 13 Gufleld Ave., was elected vice »nsldont. GALLIPOLis- Mrs. Allen Baker waa bostesa for 'the Mlaslon' ary Society of 111e First Church · o1 God for their ·ro,:.tar monthIJI moellni held. ThUrsdlo.Y evenIng In the Fellowship Rooma or the church. · Devotions were led by Mrs. Homer Llllllez and opened wi111 hJrilns' UJ rJee4 Jeats'' arid "The i\ prayer. Mrs. Martin assisted by ber daughter, Mrs, 19toemaker, ser- ved refreshments. A LOVELY GIFT DUDLEY'S FLORIST Serving: Gollipolla, Pom110y, Middleport, 0. ond Mason Co., W. Va. 4ol6• ln7 or 992-5560 ALL CHECKED OUT AND READY TO GO! The sun 's out .. . and so are the Jantzen·checkerinos ... gingham checks as trash and crisp and cool as Iced 1et1uce. Two new Silhouenes : a smaehlng Utile bikini wilh a surplice bra, and an easy-going two-piece cage. Four new colors : wicker, olivette, turquoise or pink power on white. Checkerino bikini, sizes 8-14, $14.00 Cage, sizes 8·16. $19.00 Beach jacket, s-•H. $13.00 (65% Dacron«> polyester, 35% e1tclus111e of decoration) JUSt wear a smile ~ cotton, �. ·, ' I ' - ( ' ' 1- 111o SUI*)' Tlolt~•l, ~. April !!0, 1969 Mrs. GoUij>OI.Jo '· Mol't'llanto are plannlq: ~- Moonllglrt • Mrs. Lowell Gothard, activities chairman, reported the Eas-. ter Egg Hunt was a success. Mrs. Gothard aruJOunced a wien.. er roast IUld hayride plaMed ror Ml,y 16. This activity is ror post.. jurlior high age children in the neighborhood. The Ma,y 15 meeting will be Miss Glass demonstrated how to make Terrariums inside clear at the horne o( Mrs. Kermeth stass eontalners using small Welker. Paul Wagner ol Radio woodland mosses, ferns, sand, Station WJEH will discuss, '"Cur .. uavel, charcoal, ~nd mlniature rent Problems Involving Rlot- woodland animals. The terrar- ing and Civil Disorders." On June 7, tile club's annual Ium, then covered, will provide family picnic will be h~ld at the eajoyment for many months. Bob Evans Shelter in Rio Grande. uPre - school children love to ' ' ' make terrariums ... Miss Glass Mrs. Jerry McManis, Mrs. Dave Proffit and Mrs. Howard sam~ said. pies wlll be 1n charge or the rood Hostess, Mrs. W. B. ~. Mra. Lowell Call, and Mrs. Rus- and Mrs. Lowell Gothard's comsell Bibtee, co-hostesses, served mittee will plan interesting activities. refreshments. A plant sale was held follow - ina Miss Glass' demonstration. All ramilles of the FairviewSpring Valley Club will belnvUed. Lunch Theme Announced PT. PLEASANT - "MelodiMUJinery" is the theme or MaBOO Counts Homemaker's !:i»ring Luncheon May. 22, at Ma son County 4-11 Camp at Sooth- \· I.• I children model. .4 prize wUI be awarded in cot.ton dresses, casual clotlles, complete outfit, children's clothes and evening wear categories. Three home demonside, W.va. stration agent!! ,.ill iudge both Registration will start at 9:15 the hat and clothing contests. a.m. Mrs. Sllcridan McLerran, The chairman, Mrs. McLerchairman, met with the execu- ran, ha!l ·set the deadline £or tive committee and the lunch- entering the clothing contest on eon committee Thursday at the May 10. Fntries are to be sent Courthouse Annex and assign- to the chairman, Rt , 1, Box l84B, ed club responsibll1tles ror the Point Pleasant, 25550. event. Attending the committee meetIn keepingwiththethemehome- lng were Mrs. C. E. Erwin, makers are to desien a"hat to !blthside; Mn. Charles Yonker, represent a song. A prize will New Haven; Mrs. Wilbur Plants, be given to the prettiest, funni- and Mrs. Sleridan McLerran, eat and outJtanding. Before IWlch, both Point Pleasant; Mrs. J. Mar~ a clothing contest will be held. shall, New Haven, and Mr a. '11\e homemaket"l are to make James Blain, Hogsett. prment that 11110'"·01"'liiil"~-ous '' I"• "~ N• ,, !.,•, , ""?'·~·, ..,~ ... l -~-· Ladies fefiowshipMeet Features Hat Parade · GALLIPOLIS - A ''parado d graduates. hats" was one ot the highlights Letters were readfromtherol- d. tl!.e Ladles Fellowship meetIDB held Thurlday eveninr ot .the First Baptist Church. Each ladY delisned her Ollll hat oot of household articles that are uoeful to mlooionarles. MlUII' ci the hatl included towels, wash cloths, pins, needles, pin cushIons, pillow eases, .POt holders, pencils., pan scratchers, ballpoint pens, Tupperware, ar.li plaaUc bowl a. The rollowing ladies won prlz.. ror Uteir hall: Mrs. Frances Wittman, prettiest; Mrs. Ferne Davis, tuMiesti Mrs. Bea Evllll, most original, and M~·· Kai:lne Ruak, the., most us~ul. Another blihllght or the evenlni wu the making of a rape recording to be sent to Miss Arlene ~lock. 1Jle ls a mislloaary in Niamey, Niger Republic, West Arricl:, under the Evangelical Baptist Missloa Bolrd. Min Hazel Halley superYIIed the making of the tape, uaisted by Mrs. Esther Danner. Mrs. Lucille Se.rrett and Mrs. Mer Gooch sent verbal greet1111• and Mrs. Ferne Duvis and Misa Lu Am Folden provided the 5pedal music. Mrs. Ferne Darla sang "Go To The Deeps t1 God's Promise" and Miss lA.t Ann Folden sang .. How Great 'I1too Art," accompanl9d on the p1JDo by Miss Jud,y C<>le. The Lld.iea Fellowship sang several hymns !or the tape. lb'a. Emerson Evans, vice ,preaident, presided at the meetlac in the absence of Mr s.: Jolellh C. Chapman whowascall. ed out Of town. Mu. Evans et:· llil'flled ber qmpath.~' tq the · ~.. faml\r on ci the Lldiea. Fellowship. J.:.....,,·esslooJ Gfii,YDt»fUJ¥ were ·also extended to: Mrs. Ruth Slnith, Mrs. Daryle ·f iolo, Agsa Editll Wiloon il!ld l ¥.' M,tamUr·.~ Mrs. Vergie SOw'.' ~~·· SUtidt ,Prayer was ot'fert ti1i tor thole Who were bereav~ lick; for the shut-Ins, ,. 11!111 lit, ilio servi.. men. T h e fit I#!:(Ji Jlr!o,yer was recited by 'I ,·',till• •~ · lltaes FeUow ship serv.._., recenlf¥, to the men Slam Slm<~;q School · lhelr•,wiYel. Thoy are dlMtr lri Ma,y oo · ~or hi#1 school lowtng missionaries: the Richard Durhams, PhUipptne IslandS; the Paul Weimers, Alaska; the Unooln Nelsons. Philippine Islands; the ~Ld Hares, on furlough from Brazil, Sooth Amer- ' li'J'r.t Ica; Tlmot~ Finlay, Brazil, Sooth America; and Rulli Comp.. ton, NeW" Mexico, The Fellowship voted to help Mlss Ruth Compton in the giving of Christmas gilts to some of the Navajo Indian women, Rerreshments wei'e served in the Fellowship room by: Esther Gooch, Norma Scouten, Pearle . Edwards, Bonnie Nibert, Louise Dennis and Freida Sneller. The next meeting will be held at the church on May 15 at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Michael M. Kerns Huron Girl is Bride . Of Michael M. Kerns GALLIPOLIS - In an after- I • .... noon ceremony on February 23 at the Eastview United Methodist Church, Whitehall, Ohlo, Miss Joyce Ellen Turner became the bride of Michael M, Kerns. The .Juide ls the daughter or Mr. and Mn. Otis Turner, 1504 Huron-Avery Rd., Huron, Ohio, and the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E, Kerns, 410 Jackson Pike. The Rev. Hughey L. Jones was the officiating minister for the dotble ring ceremony. Glven in marriage by her ra. ther, the bride wore a Ooor length white rayon ~ silk organza gown with empire bodice and high neck~ line. A double-ruffle jabot trimmed the bodice and the I o n g sleeves were cuffed with a double rullle. The sofUy gathered skirt fell in back to a brustl tralr1 and the waistline was encircled Yrith a satin cummerbund and back streamers. Her Imported silk Ulusion veiling was held by a beadpiece .or rfesh white petite Dowers anli. baby's breath. · The brlde'sfiowers wcreabou~ quet of baby's breath and Clorirunda roses. Matron of honor waaMrs. Martin P, Mecham, the bride• a sis- ter. Sle worealongsleevedwhite motre blouse reaturing a narrow ruffle at the neck and wrists. Her noor length sldrt ci pink moire was softly gathered and accented by a sash or gray skinner aatln. Both attendants wore amethyst brooches. Mill Katltleen Hanlon, Canton, attendant, was dressed like the matron of honOr. Both w o r e wreaths o1 pink miniature mums and carried noaegaya ol miniature pink mums. Jobn ~au l Kerns, Gallipolis, was best ft'lan and ushers were Sophen Fitch, Portlmooth; Darrell Turner, brother orthebrlde, and Richard Gunther, !Iampton, N.H. The brldeta motber wore an aqua linen dress with pearls and GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. C a r I Cameron was elected president ot Presbyterlan,WOmen'a Associ~ allon at the annual Mother.IJaugh. Bank and the second d;q to • "Personallt;y Plus" program presented by M1 s s Maril,yn ' '•• •f • or to the el~tlon of omcers. Others elected were Mrs. Donald Thaler, vice-president; Mrs. {)pie Mar~ urn, secretary, and Mn Phil Pope, treaiiUl'el', Mrs. Marctml and Mr. Pope served ID the same capaclt)' last year. New Circle leaders wiU be Mrs, Miles EJ)IInr, Mrs. Har. old Black and Mn. Theodore Ehman. After the buaJneas meet:J.ns, Mrs. Carl Clmel'lllt, Pf!itlram chairman, lntroddced Miss AMe Brs<llury who showed slides o! her lrijl to TahiU, Australia and New Zealand. , - . f .-, French editOr ~'oJilllilll ...· . ' , ·. · . . , · , . tiOna, .;,.. ...,.;lie. r\illiflli;s dl[~c~ .> CIIUIIIJRE ~ , ~}t!adent 11 tllr, The Dartheil CorJ;o.'Atlon; ~ Kl..r Cre.t< 1..., School !IJ'o. E..... .Guoclrli:ll, a11t-t will JIOrllel~to in 1M F I n a I directOr, lletr<.>olllaii, School o! Sch\Jiallllc Achl8\'."l"elll Tellt.l on • llli,liileas; ¥!'~ Mra, E\hel B)tae. Ml\1' .,s ~t. U.lo Unt,~roi(y, , Afl1·. raalll~ '&utho'rU;y ~ ·lecturer, '· ens, ,acce~lng -to~·"'' aJli)Ottneelbese · lll~ee Cblcaao women "> ,pr~aented a atmllar ·program to ·, ihe FLSA ~ee aaol~~ In New Lqoil in Pearls Loitlsvllle tllre,~> year• ago: Not oniHirelsinlde;atrand, Mel~{)t ~'elt!er Will driY~ to long, 1112Ds·tYI>e pearls a LoolovUle with Mrs. iimeltzer to- "muSt" rashion aiJcesso~y. day. . look in pearls strands-one knot and · ·· long ~ a kind ol strand. Mrs. .$ tee [ Hostess For CIC Clvb 1bll column II for fOIIitl . peQpte their , pra!>IMIII IIIII ltti . de ·. 11\Y lite? Pm IIIII· J)loa,....o, their lrtd>!Osiltdfltn. posed ·to, be ·"\';'lied, 10 I eon't .. As with tho rest ol llelljll llolp ~ out. Yet ....,. I'm ~ USI, It welcomes llllllho b ¥ t 1 1umr Tod wtil never reall!' won't dod&& a oerlouo QJootlon tllllTI' , me. Pm belnll to and . ' .. IIE.imJRS OF Tin: WINDING TRoiiL GARDEN CLUB are worklq With hoarto, llowera ani rllttertiW crowns to ereaio tlie stoae setilng lor the littl..aMJa) Miss ScUthem Ohio Pageant which wlll earq out a ••Hearta and Flowers"' theme. Pictured are, left to ~t, MrL Robert Th~ 1on, Mro. 4l4l:d Pratt llliCi Mrs. Robert Lewis. They are worldq: under the Charlei Lowls.' (Soe Pop 15 Pagealll P.... ) Cedarville Choir ~mbers were present. and tttt"ee guests Mrs. Gus bole, vice· pre_. ... dent, opened the meetlns b1 a&k. lng aU 111 repeat the Lord's Pr&l'· Will Give Concert GALUPOLIS - The Cedar· vllle, Ohio. College Choir will i.ppear here at the First Baptist Church, Third and Locust, April 20, at 7:30 p.m., 01t its annual spring tour, CedarvUle College Ia a Bal>tlst COileae or arts arxl sciences. Tht choir of 45 voices is under the direction or David L. Matson. The choir program b entirely ll(red, incllK!l~ h.)'mn ar: ruwements, selections fNm well .. known claasieal choral literature, aM works of prominent contemporary comp01ers. Special mush: wlll also be provided by aoloists arKI e~.. bles within the <:hoir. The public is Invited. er. Mrs. Byroo Waf(~ (lad!:t.L WEBB • ClllahaD was a o! Mr. ani! Mrl. gave the seeretary's feport and Miss Evelyn Rothgeb read the treasurer's r.eport. Ellzabeth White's AprU birth. dajo was observed. Game prizes were woo by Pribble WUoon and ' Plna Ward. Membera answered roll "Call b;y riamlne "What 1 dllllke most a. bout spring housecleariing." The next meeting will be 'lith Mrs. Evei,vn Rothgeb May 15 al7:30 p.m. Refreshments were served during tile social hour thot followed the meeting. Floppy Hat Is 'In' II you wanl to look "prelly as a picture" try wearing o Doppy picture bot Ibis sprlog. Or II lt'o sopbloUca· tloa you want, a cloehe hat will do the trick-and will also keep your balr Jo plate on windy days. ·di,; ·Mr·•· ' Johole ' Keyo ci Now A1bai\Y open! lllelr paronto, Mr. Alva Lowe and Mr. ~ntr~. ,Joe Keys. Mrs. John Wabbwere ~olto_9. ill Gallipolis recently. went to C0118111t his ner. pltal. SHOP Mr. and · Mro. WYJtllll lltltJtO)' were recent visiton ol Mrl. Demey'a parents, Mr. and Mra. MONDAY All DAY FOR ' JiEVIV AL PLArmEIJ '·-'-'GAL'LlPOt:-18'~ Nr\Wlval-wiJJ b<igln at•lh'e N&rilioiPll i!ftt 'H Church i\7:30 this e'v~niJ!J;, Rev. Bud HaUield will be the evange11111. The public Is Invited. ' 21, 7P.M. TO 10 P.M. MENS I;.ONG SLEEVE TURTLE KnitRea.Shirts $2.98 to $12.00 APRl21 . PRICE Sl49 to 7tolO PRICE REG. $18.00 You Want s.\ierQI. .. Sizn 12·20, 16l11o 24Y.t REG. < F 'I OP •7c ' REG. REG. flW $20.00 ' ¢0LORED SLIPS . REG. S6 to $11 , REG. · $4 to $6 COlORED PAIIIIES ++++++ ••rt is hard to believe after the reverent public reiPOIIBe to the EtserDower tuoeral services that Amertea Ia quito 11 lndilferenl oo religion u tile modem prophets llliCi publicists say. •ryou can hardly .Pick II' a pe,per then da3's . without being told by somebody thet God II dead. . other lleld~ 14 Still the subatltute gods $1.00 REG. $1 io $9 a IJe, ape! how do I ret back to the ' II>Uth, wllheut ruining lilY HS'~Qtatlon? - UNWED WIFE Dear .u.w.: You lilt aerou the marriage Idea will! surprlolntr eaoa. SO wh,y not let the word Bet •• I'OODd that Tod has med for divoret aDd 100 are:D't c:ontutIDg? SOinlda.Y tile truth will come· out. but by that time_JOU'll ~ ·more ~e to face It, - H. Dear Holea: · Tbese campua riots make me sick. 'lbere is no reason for violence. If the IIII<IOnt• don, like tile way 1M college Ia run, wh7 don't they go to a wd.veroi(y that ctrers what the1 want? A school can't nm without so If enoogh didn't like the poUcles and moved on, the oollege would have to change itl waya. 'lbat's the _peacefUl way (I{ change. I jist can't see JI&Y· IDB your lllltlon, bu.ylng booko IIIII all, and thm boycotting classes- or burning down thebulldIDp. That's llltpidi - PROUD INDIANA STUDENT Dear llelen: What peD.Ple don't reallze about !Mae college rtota Ia that almoJt every chaage is aec:omJ)IIBbecl by vlolmce. The 13 colonies would never have separated from EDgland aor '"""" we Come4 T l!fdll, All..-: ~is Triblt Your librar)' hlalots fA rertr• Y'"'able,l!'.den; The public Is lnstted tomai<e eaee n~~torlol ••• beoka Ul"' tho Fan, F.Jre, alii Winter P..... National Llbral')' Week \II Ohio Reader's Guide, Portplleal Literature, Enc)'clq)edlas and steve....,•. "'""" Booko!Quotatlons. Books U.t are too Oll[lenolve for you to buy ror your OWI1 UJt,lM ~ tile United State1o which you can use by vloltlnll tho SO thii lo Natloool Library public library, Weeki Before you murmov, The etlli>heBIJ todo¥, ao In the .. That's nff;:e,n and ~lance to the paat, is on reading and llbr&l')' next page, give this a thoueht: .developmonL there ts a lot more at :your public Get ooknowyourpubllclibral')': llbral')' bealdes books books 'lbere's no time like the present ' ' ..• durlq: NatlonoiLibtaryWoek. The Library is ••where the ID- Visit your publle llbral')' ... It's swers are." It' a where you turn where the answers are. on knowledge and turn orr ignor· AT POMEROY lJBRARY ance. Next time )'OQ get Into an Bellwood by Ogilvie, Caltaet arii\IIIIOnt over the heiglltorNiag- Surgeon, Crowley; Tha Godfath· ara Falla, the diet ofllooslncap- ors, Puzo; House · Behind tile Uvlty or who na the inventor o! Mint, Rullman; Tho Gold llliCi Sllthe intenal eombusdon erwtne, ver Hooks, Moore; 'l11e Lost · a week .or oclloo U.t wUieeW.. lloh Ohio as the laador Ia deW!· 011t,. ltbrertee lito the ltlnd ·or Information c-n needed "~<· NON-FrCTION •· '· Aaoaul•tiOil ol Rlil>arl: 'I( Kennedj< 1925-21161 -r.lltor• ~ Whilntl'. UPI; Bouvters,Dnla;~,._y..r_.. or the Olurch, Pollar. lltijea(jioi the Hllvena, Daquy (Aatroa.' -); Rowlutlon far lbo Hell at It, Hottman; 'nleSelkerl,~( -<iBiomni!WGrovo:War• · ron G. llaidl,.lnH!oTiilloo, lltli111.1; Twrelve Citles, Gu16efi V.-; laehl Papora, Maooi .WIIJ' lli'l Allf<Jbl"'f"''h1, Gotrui·.A Lift?, Educatlaaal ~ U.s (&itt or Jr. A..ntery, Dnw Webster Poot 39). The lil>rar)- Is o1o - each week "-1 tllrciurhSilar· do¥, 12 to 5. ID !!!!!!~ 1111-. hive had the Democratic: Sys- tem had II not beea for vlolmt rebellion. And how about wr taltlnt! tho IJIOd old U.S.A. away from the Indiana? We never '"""" have gained or main. talned our supremacy as a world power u we hadn't used vio- lence. 'lbe sad tact Ia that people don't listen to poUte requesll roc needed change, Tho eolleaea and universities would have lJID8 their blind, otoc!Q, uni~na­ Uve way forever, b8d U not been for tile studellta wbe forced tbelr banda, and demanded hearinp. - ll'l:EPHEN Dear Holen: The best liDe 011 uoceat tel.. vision drama was, "A socie1;y Ulat fears its ~hlldren 111 very, very Jlckl" We student.l have no respect !or odulta who are afraid o! us. But we admire - am will illllen to - tho.. wbe will hus oot and are willlug to work ot oom,promlae. Wo WI learn a lot from them, llliCi th01 can learn a great deal ~us. too. I thiok most everyone, old and ~ the modern age don't aeem to be very oatlafaetory. The trend toward 1 aeeu)ar soelel,y in Amerlea Ia clear, but when television demonatrates on a ereat oecasipn ttat I~ has the CljiOdQo to briltl tbe whole tlltimlnto a camnon uperienee - almost to make •• an Jl8rt or a olngle eonrreaatlon - than we ftnd thot at least the ........na or a eonunoolalth sdll exist. "The choir at lhe Natlonal Cothedral In Washington -the old hymn; 'nle openi.Dg line Ia: •Faith of our Fathers, Uvtrw Jtill.' and desplto aU the modern denials or lhe pold. It Is p1'<111obly attn true. The ftrat line of the chorlla, tanner, 11 diffarent1 "Filth of our Fathers, Hot·· faith, we wlllbetrueto thee tW dealll'- ODd thot 11 clear!!' not true for most Americans. "NevertheleJa, ror believers and l.lliJelieven alike, scme tacta jUDig, wtU !ldmlt hlgber em.. are plain. Tho poi!Ucal life and spirit or this - , were baled .., cation has fallen pretty low. SO reUgl<XII ecmletiOIII. Amerlea'O view or the Individual w a s - - wh,y don't we just get together, Oil the principle, clear!!' ell[lreued by the Foundlq: Fathers, tllat .Pick each other's braiDs, and man was a &)'Dlbol of his CreatQr, and therefore JXJUeued certain brlnll It back up to llt.lndard •· , lnaU..u!e rlafttl which no..._..authoril,y lad the rigllt to violate. pin?- JOHN "That this conviction helped slllile our laws and sustalnnd Amer- Dear John; Yea, let'sJII - H. ican men and women lD their stnwgle to dlselpllne themselves and ._ a oven the mOll othelaUc historian would defend. And thlo rai..e a question which ea- be avoided: If religion wao 10 llqlortant \II the bulldlq: ci the ~ubllc, bow eould It be Irrelevant Ill 1M mai!U11111<e of lhe Republl<'l And If II Ia Irrelevant for the unboltevero, whit will they put Ia Its place? •• ''l'bt Uberties we la1k aboutdefeo!lngt.odi)','Walter Lippnann· wrotolal938, 'were established by men wbetook their conception of man rr... the - t c:o~ rollglmo lradltlonorWestern clvillza. tlon, and tile llberttel !merit ... almoot ..rtalnly not survive the ..,._ont"' thol tndltlon.,. ' " 'Tha deea,y or dec:aney ID tile mndenlap. the rebeWon aplnst law and rood !alii!, lbo treatment d bumanbeltlp u thltlp, as """" 1.-n1a ol JIOWIIr and ambition, Is '!itiloul 1 d.Wt the ...,... qiiOIICe or lhe c~ec:ay or the boiler In man ao ooiDathlng more u.n an aDimal oa!moted by blihlY eondltlootod retinOl and cllemleal _ .. t l - FGr lllle11 IIIID 11 - q : morel!tU U.~ he bas ,., r!rhts thet II to respect, and thoro are 110 llmltatlonl . _ . hi• ..l.!uet whleh be to obef. 11dll• the roraotte• - · tion ot demoeracy. ~ •• ' · ''Wiat lhe l!loamower nrvicea JDQbe ever so ~ to oome and.owr ao strGqdy to otlton, lo U.t tho rellrl)llli ol oor camnon ur.- oo matlerhow much we divide over creeds IIIII aeclo and lliolr relation to tho state - Ia 1101 '.foraatlel>. •, It· 11111' be' ._-od or ~ or delled, bolt It l1 DOl loot. ·WeiMI' not \lellm, but ·we believe ·in bolle"""' llliCi tile to tho oW, loldler'o._ dealb the point. . '.'II dlol IIC!IDIIhlllllloo. II dMtlonotrated- how •tiOMI ~vlolo"t ~~ . tho poo,le tho thlttp that lltUeh tltolr nobleat and "' tho ,Ploeeoa temllldild Ul or'""' - w e ... th!h"· . IX' Chla parpou. ,, . . lhe forcOI \' ID row lrqlc'· 1•·- FROM •-steel, 7., ... TO 10 .95 btl" -IIC[ _ell.., .lllhft REG. Waddlar.~ .:=~~~~ ALL SPRING COATS AND En bles ..... . "' REuuCED Y3Cfo ' '' ' ' Circle does litem all with clever · OFF ALL DAY MONDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT zip-open pants In sizes 8 to 16. ! Rq. SZO '1&· ·- BERNADINES 326 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO we S6 to $15 REG. n.-. \II MONDAY , NIGHT $25.00 ++++++ THE artltle, written by Ttmes &tarter Junes waa titled: "Faith or Our Fathers. Living Still?" It reads: battlellllld, .,hltliVletDom 11 scaroo!Y sur· ::~~:=~=~~~~~~~ c:hapla\llo to baD!oh :,prlal,., OJOIIOIIIlonlot - t e a in aU · WIGS BY HOBART WILSON, JR, MRS, o. o. Mclnl,yre, back home (from New York) once apia ror her IIMUII sPrtll!-sununer ala)' at Gotewood, sent Dateline a _ .. .,.,.r cUppll>a (throogh Edilll HutslllpUiar) from the Ai>rU 2 odltloo or the New York T1m11 which maybeo! llllerest to loeal .........o. Keith T)'ler. Mr. ODd Mrs. Francia '!')'lor IIIII '"" Timmie, open! a weekend with Mrs. Tyier'o panol1, Mr. and Mrs. l¥aD Frazier d EXTRA' tell et'eryone we J¥ere legal- ly married. 1 loved him even more after oor little boy was born, but he started running ar<lWI<l with ... other girl. We hid a big light and he lett. Later he wont ID tho Am\Y. I've had one letter from him \II two years and I read It over and over, I keep ~ . M GOWNS CQLORED .SUPS or Mrs. T.Y!er were !Mir daughter llliCi Columbus. Mr. and Mra. John Webb were famii.Y, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Basel liar· rll ol st. Albana, W. VL reeeut 'Viaitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dinner lllltsta a recent lltttda¥ Harlei Green. d Mr. and Mrs. John Webb were their daughter and famll¥. Mr. IIIII Mrs. David BaU and the Webbs• graoddaughter, Mr. aocl The shape of the <!rbit of any celestial body is an Mro. Ro,vmond Roble. The oec:aellipse. , sion was the Webbs• daughter, Mrs. David BaD's blrthcla¥ din- Mro. IAiman .Johnoon llliCi two chUdreo ct Parkersburg were Elster visitors ci Mrs. John. 1011'11 parent•, Mr. and Mrs. ·• and Mra. David BaU .were Ora Poyntor. vlaltora d Mr. and Mrs. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Harl07 Green lloUI .... family (I{ Galli- were vititors in Gallipolis r .. ~.. ' cently. Mro. Green visited Mrs. Clotr WoiUnaton at Holzer lloo- $12.00 HATS ehalrma111hip KANAUGA - Mrs. G!o Slaele was holtesa for the CIC C'lu b Etabt will! a bntllt-otr. Sa!d yoor teenqe fJIOitions to You'rn ASKED FOR rr, eared llelea llolp US! this aew-r. ONE LIE BREEDS ANOI'HER Dear llelen: · Tod .... IJIOd looking and aU the glrl1 1l8llted blm. I nan't ln!1hlng nweb, but he ...... me - ot leaot be said he was in love with me. I some.. times 11011der it I was jist avalllble. At 16, I was preanant. M;y folk• wanted 1111 to marry, but Tod' 1 parents wouldn't alp for hiiD. To save my baby"1 name, and mloe, tnr !allier IDIIsted that Tod move \II will! us IIIII 10111.._ ' . Qto0ei1, Lolli; ot Ohio. 1'otnit ASKED ~Oil rr1 . Neols Announce Birth of Daughter mlddl ' , :· April 20-26 II NaUCMOII LlbtOry vlolt """ public llbrarJ, when Week. the Ulwers are. You'U . .. the · Thlo 11 one time \lltheyoarset right answer, the .-me of lhe alllde to apnUigllt ll~rln• and book, the number olll 1M whet they con do lor the ~ author 1 to boott meeting held Thurlda.Y evening. 1/2 tor ~et held ThurO<Ia.v night at the dllreh. Mro, Wa.vne Ogdln presided GhLLIPOLIS- Gallipolis Po- OYer a brierbuainesa meeting prllice Chief John Taylor will be on 1\and Wednesday, April 23, at the Grace United Methodist Churctl to discuss "S a f e t y Vest With Dress Equipment" and answer quesFor a variation or the dreu tions on defensive driving dur- and Jaekel, try a loag. Ing the Gallipolis B &PW Club's sleeved dre11 wllll a lltreethird and rinal WR ,\P (Women quarter •leevele11 vest or a .Reaponsible ror Accident Pre~ 11eevelea1 bolere-a dreaa In .a beutral color eaa have Jls nntlon) Course. Ctlter Taylor wbole apj>taranee ebaa1od attended both or the prevloos almply by addlag a dlllerentsessions and is well vened on eolored vest or bolern. the subject of the (Orrect safe• • • ty equlp~ent that should be kept Practical GALLIPOL18 - Mf, llliCi Mrs. in your tar. . One of the most practical J, M{(bael Neal, ·Lower Rher . The three hour session wUI thinR• for a girl..n·the·go to Rd., aMOUnce thB birth Of their begin at 7 p.m. and wut be un- own is a culotte Jump suilfirst child, a diWgt,ler, Amy der tlle direction of Miss Mary lii0 great for quick trips to Christlne. April 12 at Holzer Clendenin, local WRAP chair- the market, an ali·day hike, Medleal Center, Fint Ave. Tho man, and Mrs. Lola Mal! liltt. a wllk. on the beach, a drivebaby wcll!hed.olo pwnda add U'IJ a last-minute dato. er, District 15 WRAP chairman. . ounces ' · • • • . ' Maternal grandpar-sareMr. The Sailor Look aR<I Mto. Floyd F, Slmm..,s, Jr. ''J'hls oprlng, women gel to Spring Raincoat and matefnal great..gt\andmot~r .w ·ear sailor 1ults without ea· lo'or the ehanre &n ~tasoa1 and tilue listing. Red, while 11 Mra. MarJaret Reid!.. rrom dreary tO Cheery 1 try ensembles reature PaterMI Ktandllrenta are Mr. , replaciDI your winter blouse lopo, big oallor co • aR<I Mrs. · Charlo• M. Neal and weather coal wllh al bright; laro und loll ol navy blue patornal _,eat.graniiJiotenl• are " bre..y oprlnr ~·••••~! lhot aochor emblems, not to men· ICives B hlpt o( IUIIhlne on Mr. and Mr•. Levi, Neal~ Mro. tfon biC• 18Utr 11 kDOtl. 1 -" Mle lhe r»inlcol ol ~oy1. · houck, · ·' "" an. f by eqeutive.s oftheFederal~ seq.dns at tlle neckline. Sle carried a matching bag and hat. Her flowers were whlte cym. bidium oretdds. 1be bridegroom'• mother wore a pastel pink r;atin brocade dress with matchJng ooat with accessories to match. 9te wore a pink cymbidium orchid. bnmediateiy following t h e ceremony a reception was held 1n the church retlowshlp rooms. The bride'a table waa decorated witll a white wedding cake . witll pl.nk accents, pink )llnt:h, mints, nuts and small sandwiches. Mrs. William Arnold, Zanesville; Mrs. Noel Arnold, Norwalk, and Miss Jane Sowecker, Huron, presided and served. Red Makes Comeback The newlyweds are at home Red which hasn't b~en a to friends at 2215 N. High st., laohloaa~le cylor Ia quito Columbus, where the bridegroom awhile, Is mating a. come· is a junJor at the Otllo State Ulrlback IIIIa seo1on, eapeelally versits maJoring 1n international In accessarlea. What el1e studies, The brlde Ia presently 1 complements anvy bl~e and part.tlme student at U.lo Slato while so well? Universlt.y and is employed aaan ·'""""'''- ''· •....,J~••~'· ''~ ,_, ...... ,_; •.. ~ "'; 1 account derk at the unlv8fitey. ... , Touch· of ··RomCJtiCt'"'"· Mr. Kerns w.as a l966'gracll.:. Long, floWing-in·!. he-wind ate· or Gallla Academy H I g h chiffon scarves add a touch School. ol romance to a daytime or Out of town &Uests were: Mr. evening outfit. and Mrs. Lloyd Lockwood, Wendell Lockwood, otto Lockwood, and Mrs. Hazel Lockwood, Weal Liberty; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roher, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Hanlon, Canton; Mr. and Mr1. Thorn.. as Neuber, Toledo; Mr. and Mrs. William Zoellner, Sancklsk.Yi Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sowecke, Huron; Mr. and Mn. Robert Zimmerman, Milami Mr. and Mrs. Fred Meacham, Pleasant City; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, Jr, and Peggy, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Miller and Kathy, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Meal, Mrs. Berdle White, Mn. R. D. Thomas, and Dr. William B. Thomas, GallipoUs; Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Kerns and Joyce, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kerns and Barbara, Cuyahoga Falls, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mayer and Sl'terri and John, GJ'O\'e Cil,y. Presbyterian Women Chief Taylor Elect Mrs. Cameron To 1s$ist With -);RAP . ' Sme«zer~/te~d~ .;tu~~~~ ~· ~i:T~k~( · ' .• !'!6LIJBlLIB Mrs BOrtlnl " ' Sni0itze~,'omce1.11~ o( Qle Federal !And ~. Al""'allon ol GaiiiiX!IIo, tiiiU opOt1d tomor•' ..0.. ~ Tue~ In Loulovl)le, Ken!ucl<y~ attendinlr ~ dlstri~ eonferencl c:Ondllcted by t ~ e Federal !And ~. . AUendlq wUI be ortlte as.. alstinta ..., etorko !rom tile 78 ,. FLBAs ill U.lo, lll!llana . Ken,· tucky lnd ':flnnesMe" whibh ~renl\r ari -ldlng their 14,000 . ' With more than farmer..m.emblrs $718 million ol long-term reil estate·lOans. T h. Gollipolla aoooellitlon serves rarmera in Athena. Ga!· lla, Jackson, Lawrence, Meigs, Morgon, VInton and Wlllihloglon Counties. CI.Yde B. walker 1o the manager. The first do¥ fit the conference will be de\'oted todiacussionsled Spanns Host Fairview Spring Volley Meeting ning. ' , Land Bank .Confefen(;e" {\cnievement.~ ·Je,s,t ~~. SOle for aN . . . . - IIIDnilay. Tile Ale wQI liecln ot 7 p. m. and last until 10 p. m. BarpJ• ror ' the • • are advertbed on pa~a 4, S, 6, 7, 8 and 9 \II todo¥'• Tlme~nel. GALLIPOLIS - Twenty Fairvtew~rlng Valley Club members heard Mill Pat Glass, Colmty Extension Agent, Home ErooomlcB, discuss ''Terrariums." The meeting was held at the W. B. ~aM home on Thursday eve- l MONDAY, APRIL 21st. 1 P.M. til 10 P.M. ' �.r ·I ' • ,, ' ' ' ' ' I ., POMEROY .·:... Three """ 4;H elD were orpniled the last two 1f00ka. 'l1leJ were the ~oily Go"' •. tlemtn foil Club with 9 member& in the Leldlna Cree~ arK, the .a.u.rboxes 4-H C1ub In the 111!1·' Jlnd uee, ar.l the Triple c 4-11 ·Cltlb in the Point Rock area. Tbe Jolly Gentlemen. w.ith advisors Paula Kautf ard Frances Rite, held their first meefuw at ·the Kauft home on April 15 with 9 mentbers present. The club -.me WI !I selected, officers were elected, ard the club voted to pay tOe d~a. Pat smith was in eharge of the recreation of baseball. Refreshme'ntS were served by Mrs. Kautf. 111E CHATTERBOXES 4-H Suth lard El CLUB, with Karen er • • sie Sutberlaad and Terrie Miller, advlson, held two meed~'€• on March 31st and April15thwtth 12 club members present. Officers elected included president, Robin Dewhurst; secretary, Darlene Barrett; treasurer' Cindy Aldersoo: news reporter' Autumn Ela Ut; lllfety, Jenny Fergusoni health, Teresa Musser, and recreation leader' Jane Coleman. At the ftrst meeting Karen Sulherlao:! pve a demonstratioo on how to scramble an eg. Robin Dewtuarat reported on the rour baaic food gr()l4ls. Ctn:ly Anderson wa1 in charge of numbers aiXI consequence game for recreadon. At theseeON:Imeet~.~wthegroup studied cookies. Darlene Barrett pYe a demonstration on how to set a table. Robin Dewhurst reported on bicycle arD car safety. THE TRIPLE C foil CWBwas organi2ed. on April J, with BUI La'! son, Lawrn Jordan and Gene Jeffers as advitors. OCficers were elected and Che club was named. Recreation was in charge of Glen Lawson and Everett ' Shiltg. i I • TilE 4-11 QUEEN BEES held two meetllws recently at the Pat Bailey and Glencla Benedum IKmes with. 17 members in atteimoce ace~ to Cheryl Blnedum, news reporter. lAna BeDedum was III'POinted tho now ieeretlr)'. The projed: 1eason wu on pract:l.ctng sewing, trimmid patterns, and pimlng dress patterns on materlaf:- Cindy Ritchie pve a report on dental care. Cheryl Benedum reported bike riding ..., Afefl'. Pam hone and Lana Benedum were barge ol recreatiOIL 4 'Retreshments were sened by Ciady Wtchie, Pam Belaer aDI Patty and JooM Pullins. THE COLUMBIA MAKE rr 4-11 club met ·on April 1 at the tarpenter Baptist Church with Mrs.. Kary Jordan and: Mrs. Mae Jordan, advisors, present aecordlrw 10 Patricia Wolah, news reporter. 12 members werepre&entantlthe lfU'IJ set lOc per meetl~ u t11e1r duet. The ne111 mcetlngwUI bo May 6. THE UTILE LEADING LA· DIES orp:nized on April2 at the bclne ot adviSOJ", Mra. Harold Sauer. MrB.. w. R. lllyes, ada visor. also aasistecl.lO members aiXI offt.cers were ' .' 1n ·~' ' '. ··~ • i I' ' ' -~,' J met Aprtl 7 al the roadside park on Route 33. Elgbt man'lbers, as· olated b)' Mro. C. E. Blakeslee, advloor, cool<ed a meal outdoors. Irene Barnes, Becky Houdashelt and Becky Triplett prepared the tossed salad with French dressi~Wo 11111 was eaten with the club membersl dinner ofhamburgers, chocolate cupcakes aM milk. Becky Triplett was in charge of recreation when the grol.l) danced to music provided by radio. The next meetilli will be on May 5 at tile new picnic area on Roote 33 when the group will use the Outdoor Cookery D book. e The menu will be fish, colo 11law, hush p~~Jpies, Pil"leliWie scoopout, tomato wedges, lemon slices aiXI milk. THE SALEM CENTER GIRLS 4-H dub met AprilS at the salem Center School with 15 members assisted by advisors, Katherine Mitchell, Katherine Colwell, and Bernice Garnes. The grOlll showed a film on use of make-up. Debbie Moore was :In charge of recreation, according to C()llo rue Garnes, news reporter. At the next meeting the groop will get their patterns fitted. THE RIVERVIEW 4-H Club met April 10 at the home of advisor, Mrs. Margaret Brown, with Mrs. Maxine Whitehead assisting. The project lessonwaswiththesmaller girls on their head scarls, and 11 members participated in the recreation with Sllella Buchanon and Tereasa Smith Jeadil'@ a · clothespin game. Refreshment& were served b,Y cathy Pickens, Judy Holter, and Patricia Boston. THE SALEM CENTER BOYS4H Club met April 11 at the Salem Center Elementary School with Carol Pierce, advisor, and 13 members in attendance to elect orficers and select projects, David Mitchell wa!l in ct.rge or recreation. THE TUPPERS PLAINS 4-H Girls met April 12 at the carr residence with three advisors present. Members are to have their pillow c111es com,pleted and are plannlrw to secure a new American flag and follllag. Reo. ports were ghen on the 4-H Ot· fleers and AdVisors Conference by Marcia Carr, Teresa Carr, . Gwerda Depoy ilrxl Virginia Cline. Cheryl Kuhn was In charge ol re<:rea~.!'f... UJ Pus y~ M.y?:'r·l Sollla"Can' was ,tio'ollarge ot-re- · freshments, ~ THE JOLLY GREEN GIANTS . met at the home otTami Milliron with advisors Eva Milliron aDd l!omiY Rile on AprU 12 and 8 dub members in atterU.nee. Plans lor corsages were made. A re-port on the omcers and AIMsors Conference wa!l given by Laura Hoover. S.err:l Kautr WI& In charge ola so1'11>all game. Tho secOh'f year coo~ ··,,f:;~ ., CQ;~PEi· R ''\. MONDAY .NITE . .•. '' 7 t-o 10 ·~P.M. ONLY ------------~------, ' Travel Mode SHOP LATE. ,.~V GREAT! Fashions ' ' . ' . f ' MONDAY NIGHT 0~1l, . FREE · . 1 , Do.tens of MMY Early Sprlne SUITS DRESSES SPORTSWEAR SIZES 8-20 - $ 1 PLUSI 0/ OFF · /0 10 Permanenl Press, 50% couon, 50% Kodel Poly· esler, regular and buuon down collar. 2 FOR ss & White ON .LL WIGS-FALLS ,' ' ., ,-,--.' nen to ua, with Pio<!l. toneo OR SHORT SLEEVE JACK McNEELY, WHOSE !arm Ia on the ridge behind Leon, has ca01>1eted a tarm porll. It is a seml-d'Wout pond on the erd of a ...U~ yel _ lalr~ ·!Ia! polnt. A THE DISTRICT has planted ao elii)Orlm-1 plot oo a strip. mined area on the Clifford car. ton Cat m.J)ehtrll Mason. Much ot the strip mined land In Mason BOYS SHORT s. .. aam proJedi are bulit near the cciriituenee oi th\! Ohio Coonfl' Is very acid and reveg.. tatioo is extremely difficult. The plants in this uperimental plot are plant• which are sq>poaed to do better than others, In hJghly add sons.· 'llle Pla!rts used ~n the plantation are bristly loeuo~ fragrant atDnac, Eur~n black alder, lndl&o butb. Jepanese Reece ·Rower and weeping love graa&. Black locust ls the chlel tree which has been planted on strip mine spolia In the past. It does well on soilsw.hichare~ lum addity but not where the •cid Is very oevere, IS CONCEIINED WASIUNGTON (UPl) -Brazillan bush•ssman Rcberto Campoe -~ has told the Statt Department ·he la· coriterllld about what he &al'l ·Is _ttr6 . 'resurgence ol tnule pr-u..,. ism l'n ~ Amerlean buslnaas ccxnmunlty. eam,os, dlreetor·of the exocullvo bo!trd ot the lnlerAmerican council ot Production and Commerce, ~ IIOWIIJIIIIn protecllonlam was one ol several subjects he ttiacusaed with As&t. Secretary of state Charles A. Meyer. • SIZE 8-ll..udcolon. $ 75l'i ~olton, 25l'i polyootor. Siao 7·14; A'lll; ••lon and · . ON ANY •', PALM BEACH SUMMER S~IT Fro• Our Retular Stock (2 Pant&) R~, $45.00 to $69.95 Opp, REGULAR $1.95 ltltHiilll~in. 111114". - 14Ceoch ~ WITH TillS •tc Value COUPON LIMIT 3 PER CUSTOMeR REG. $1.49 $ 49 I ' 59c Value Dtta21rer 3-Spee4 RAYETTE ., ONE G~OUP LADIES AQUA.NET . ' HOSE,...,.,_... Loco & tionc, S.M-L . 39~ ~' ~ · LARGf $2.79 $1.79 BATH. TOWELS VICKS YAPORUB NOW 3 1/2 oz. REG. Whl~lld C,olersi.Strlpes l ' foam, Odorleu .77 Durable, 20"x27" . HOSE '. As~. Col~.s 8-U • 4 '1 ' . ' pair & Patterns '. $2.98 ·Value .. . I .. ( . ,'· ,, ' • 22:; il-42" ' ' . ' '! ' F 0 R ' ' rtalns Nrlon . Gallipolis, Ohio FLASH . _ aa1r 11 ,1 ... COMBED. PERCALE 81xl08, 'Full I WY TERMS . /0. -.3-lf.- 9 .., . 0.. 500 C...,. IIIII htterno Ta S.loct<F,.,. C.. In Teolly IIIII Mob Yeur Selocllon . ' STREET FLOOR. . oq.yd. '.· Sanforized, roll or ·tii•.Velen, · perman,nt pr111, press, button down collan, ntver needs iron· \ lng. O•ford cloth. ·Ant. ' ' PkiS. ·· 100% cotton, permanent $1.00 Value locks and ..., Mlaalaolw! river&, Byrd lllld~ ' ' cladoo. SUits· PRICE $1'. .oo OfF allevlaled lil\u two prqiOOed .... llilproveD.eot AiiO- Ohio VallO)' lO's 10.1§ ' ·SHIRTS Permanenl Press, soil release, 65% dacron poly· esler, 35%.collon. Ass!. colors. Sizes 8-18. .n .... ·'~* CGITACTt . '(lJrdtAPSiiLES :oo terns. ES SLACKS · Stralaht or Bell Bottam waa, "Yet, iho.u1 f5 mpnojl ·toi.a w1n &e IOOii!Jig' pauace _,. two oi tbrie yearl, b ha said. ' ' 1'118 tralllc Jain D!aY not be , LADIES cottoh, 25l'i palyolter. Sizo · 32·38. Asst. colors ond pot• 31 • ed. . SHOP ,.TIL . lOP. At LONG qr ,,,,..,_...... Luxurious opaque 100% Avisco acelale lricol. Asst. pallenis and prints. Size 34-48. A $2.98 1 ' more MONDAY NITE, APRIL 21 7P. 11L 10 P.M. c::c SPECIAL -, ' 'Four ,old lockt·. on the ~ loWur rlver ei,n,& CIIDt' lie~~ date than to mUIIOo IIIII•' • I . '. ..ot ' car&li lilliually, Byf<! p)!ilrli- · '' >BLG~•SES~t , ·."'" :' " Sanforized,. ! ~ leu, permanent · prtn, 75" ~lue.$ '•. rmSDUijOII, Pa. (Urt) . A major trslllc Jam Ia divOtOping' olong the ~or· J'\1<¥• o1 the Ohio River becatiae'~ ' ln. ·m Ute en-. ereaaed commerce tire oecdoo, SOn:Rd>erfC, llhii, n~w. va., elalmed.; ,_,re today. 'The area or c::oogeltion, more~ than-·eoo mtlea IJ'Oih here, ·haS i ' ~ct intlu.eilc'e On commerce travelling to ~ from Pemi,yl. Vania and West VIrginia, Byrd' told a IUIICheoo meeting o1 tho ------~------------~---------------*----~~------ HURRY, ONLY A FEll' LEFT/ Asst. Colors ~- ;.·-,j, Major Riyer Jan\ i~ ·l~e..: -~ WIG BOX .WITH PU~HASI OF ANY WIG, $6.00 ,RETAIL DUCE CARPET OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS . .CLOSE-OUT on With The JlurchaM Of .•.. MINIMUM 20 SQ. YDS. INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET NOT INCLUDED IN THIS SPECIAL! . i at tho youow ~. we COOI!Dinled · we thouiJht that ihe lftcl d.,. teetlrW his motive, we 11k8d the young man il the youiie iad,y was hts sister or his girl trielll. He proudly exclaimed that she was his girl friend. Puroulng the sub. ject tpriher, we asked the .vourw man what grade they wei'e In in icboOt ind he apln proudly aald, uFourlb grade." I gue11 '"' had tOrgott,ln at what age apringdoes lhl~~g~ to )'011118 men. LAlla Shinn school wltll prd)!~m• 011 their eround.. 'A conaervatlon waa Jlllde 1 few Yel!lfl ago. ~ .reoulto can be 10011 · U!i• pla~ , ' A wlndbreak-btfdl'llthe·achoci l~~~t· : !nl~:••eiy, allbougb ' is needed. The of autu.:nn wh,lte pl.,., Scotch pine and op~ce. 11l,y plan to do .r.ah>a~,91'· ilMi ·odJool ~ ·No~· t!JOi'e oultoble areas fiN thii cl!Udren. -:;lh~f ,.,~ the chUdren '~ A YOUI!i .mail sll- · . INSTAL LAliON e FREE ESTIMATES ' --~ ~ YOU'LL LOVE THIS ARNEL :IERSEY FASHION SHIFT. COLOR FAST! ALWAYS COOL , FULLY WASHABLE WITH DETACHABLE BELT. AND e NYLON e WOOL e ACRilAN e HERCULON · . 'll." f•lon ditch Ia belrle ..,..., to add tothewatershedforthispond. Denver Yolfo ot SoU CoriterYa· tlon Service ~the designs tor the pOIId ..., baa ehecked ,..,. at1ucUOn. The bulldozer ot the Western Soil. COoaenatioo Di&tr!c~ operated by W~ WU!Iam· son. dklthe earthmoviJll:. Denver reported that a simi-· lar pOIId on an adjoining larm, belonging to Scotty SOladean.wa's lullotwster.Soladean's.PQhiwas llnlahed ill •December 1968. He alao sild tllat thegrasa was grOW'irtJ nicely on the ftll and excavated areu. . ·· · t!IW SchOol ' FREE PADDING • i) ' SAVE BY MOONLIGHTI ............ ' service . .in ' .hit. volCe. asked us •. ' ' -It we ' thOOiht the. young~ olttlownext We "-\'e :,."'to him 'Was lsr~o' Lookltw:over •" . ·~'' One Slu flto All. Mint, Whlto or Rod 6 95 ,_ :A;;·.·~;';'-· • At l•ul•r flrlet· -'t. ··., ~n·:~ S.thool·f~~ving· Out grolC' waa In charge oC refreshments, CATHERINE COTTERILL was elecled preoident, IJIIIa CotterUI vice president. Janelle Cumings secretary, Joy Waaoner treasurer, and Sheila Clar~ newa r&a porter at the fint meetlr€ or the Harritonville Girls 4-H Honor Club on April 15 when 20 mema bora joined the dub, with Paul· SENIOR BENDERS (Continued 011 Page 8) .Measures .flt ,. ' \ . ' s 98~ • �' ' \ ': ' ' ' ' ' 8 - , . Sunda.Y Tlpll&ntinel, Sunday, AprU 20, 1969 Create Your Own "Look" To make lhe moot of your aeceosorleo, be an lndlvlduaUot about wearlng them. Mix and match accessorleo: Use belli as neelllllees and long beado and ehalns as bello. Combine plasllc, oliver aod gold for an lnteresllng effeet. The Important lhlng Is tllat you create your own "loo•. " • • • Spring Experience Sunglasses with pastel-tint· ed lenses are a spring fash· Jon experience. This is one season where it pays to see the world through rose-col· ored glasses. I i Mon. lUes in two loeations in t.:Jarks· burg this week. Odd FellOws, m. cJuding many Sovereign G r a n d Lodge officers, will be meeting In the Nathan Goff Armory while the sister Rebekah Lodge wiU m,eet In the carmichael AudiiDr· ium. Special programs,are plan- ned. Present Grandmaster o1 West VIrginia is Ralph Pickens a n d · Mrs. Ruth Whl<e Ia president of the Rebehah Assembly. In the local lodge, G, ~. Biggs Is the O.,NT. '· ENT STOR£ ------~~. r---~--~ Size 24 1 60 9 FOOT WIDE 1 DOZ. LONG STEM Plastic Roses Red, yellow, pink. A regu.. ~1.00 value! Packaged. Good looklll8 prints. 87'' lq with valance. B u y t)1em here. Tweedy carpet deoi8lll Non- slip bock. 'Limit 2 per cu .. tamer. r '• ., '' .. ' :' ~ p;M. Garden Hose . NOMllel'lll< - Durable. 50 •x 70 olze. Sloop Ia a plea.. A lqweariiVPlaatl< hose. Good cOOCIIings. Threey•r ·ure. guarantee. ·CANVAS SHOES ., . ) • FOR ·ENTIRE · ~-.. GALLIPOLIS- Ohio sales tax last year. This year's fiscal to.. collection& In Gallla County wr· tal Is $203,:194.85 compsred ID lng the 21st bi-weekly rej)Ol'llng period (March 30, 1969 lhroullh April 12, 1969), decreased ~56•• 29 or 2,22 per cent from receipts ot the comparable perIod a year ago, according 1D fi. gures released by State Treas~ urer John D. Herbert. Sales tax collections for the two week period Just ended to. ' taled $41,938.71 compared to $42,895,00 for the same period of last year· Year • to ·date sales last year's entlectlons 7e7 .89. FAMILY ' ' of $169,. . . 4-HNews ~ J~ (Cou)nued lrlllll Page 6) tne Atkins, Sharon Jewell arxl Faye Cotterill, advison. T h e gr(Mt) selected their projects for the year, NORMAN WILL AND HAROLD Maue, advisors of lhe Harrison- PRESS! ' V·ALUES · MON~ NITE ......... ; ·MENS DRESS ' , ! ,I "HHPFMAN". Full Size FERTILIZER Pillows SPECIALS ON SALE 7PMto10PM Wt• $ 72~ S POUND lAG . MONQAY ' NfTE •••..• Umit YOU 114 ON EACH PAIR "CANNON" SEAMlESS . I WW •• R&R qt nawan • l-oa GARDENS FLOWERS , and one brother, Ernest. He was J member of Coolville Lodge 337, F&AM. eal 859, iald 1111~1111 . , .. consider rMifleatloft. .fill 1!11 agreement will be bOld 2· p.m. Marks ,....tleed t h • · agreement ~d be.oc...-'1!1 , the union memberohlp. Unloo workero ai the 110!!1· fer plant, near here, at Aj1ple Grove, went on ~ F6 1f and since that tll1le 111o ~ asreement that had "~ been reached was the ont.r tor cOIIduct Ill the pic~ !11101 .for both Ule union JOen and coq;My officials. · illlto•·"' · , FOOD PROBLEM wASHINGTON (IJPO .JfAtlli America's food problem Ia •• ser,·-·s ·~y 11 ~·- - ~·· •• Alliance !or PrOI!J'OU wao formed In 1961, aecordiiV · to Rep. Dante a Fascell, D-Fia. FasceU said u,. Houoe American affairs subcmunlttee, ol which he is chairman, would begin hearings Tuellde1 oa !*· .:;::iii MOONLITE SALE To 10 P. MONDAY NIGHT 7 P. WILL KEEP REGULAR HOURS 9:30-5:00 REOPEN AT 7:00 THESE ITEMS AT IHESIITIMI AT LOWER STORE UPPER ITORI WALL PLAQUES Rog. $2.99 $1.00 FULL RACK EARLY SPRING LADIES DRESSES Plastic Paint Throws •• TUPPERS PLAINS - Cordill ·Gheval!er, 44, nwe;s Plains, died Frlda.Y morning In 9\elter.Jiig Arms HoJII)Ital, Mr. Chevalier waa preceded ·· In deeth by 111s fatber, ,·.Yird, D-DUlle Arrlvlns at llonolulu Intern&· tiona! Airport In Hawaii, Army oc~ Le·~·rR .,..,... •w • Hudson , olGa! llpalls, Ohio, Is greeted by his wife, Mary Lee. Hudson, 24, was the mUIIonth man to leave Vletllam on reot and reeupera· tioo leave since the program begin In 1965. Thellud&lllsrecelved a tree hotel room, and . Cordon Chevalief' •••••• I Quick Sweep Fluff np Broom S..Vflh ~... ·Hu-' . ·-n GelS .,.., &ervlcea. The Right lo . 7.00 til 10.00 p.m. Bed Collision member ohlp ra,tlllciiiGL ' Demls Marl<i, pruU1rtt1LI- ~ ~·:•~of~a:~::ry~c=ar~·. . . . . .~w:;•~::p:ted~·:::..::.~.:PI:ant:s~,J=~~M:cCor~-. . . . . .~M:ru:~:h=~=i~c. . ,jrith the.Rtw•. Orville Qlrrlco of. llclatlill. ~rial JIIU be In Mil· ler GemetarJ. ' ' . '' ·Mr.'DDIOn was a l'O!lredlarm. er ..,d. a .~!fear member of the Federal Creek' Clmcb. He was · the .... oc'the late Samuel and . . 1111'1 Cldllcoat DWon. · ;; Ha married, lhi former Miry Atldns died In 1959. One eon. J)'loo, died In 1967. , Seven grandchildren Olld 15 greet.grandcl111dren survive. . Friends may call at the Hall Funeral Home In ProctorvQie. . The bociY will be taken to the ehurch one hour prior to the ' Shredded Foam Filled c~r~ Injured in JIIIal.' • .: · Funeral. serviCes will be hold ~. p;~,, lbllla;r at. tho Fedora! · crel!<.~ MeG!odiot Church MENS · ' / clleii Frldlii In alimtlnaton lios- ·G .OLF. .~ ;\~~l . ' their meeting on April IS. Projects were selected arrJ dues were voted on. Project books were given ou4 accordlll8 to Sleven Stanley, news reporter. THE RACINE SHUTTER BUGS met on April 15 at tlle home ot Mrs. David BoBrd. according to Connie Roush, news I't'I)Orter. The 17 club members will have Mrs, Marlene FJsher and Mrs. Lilkla Board as their advisors this year. The group elected officers, chose the name tor the club, and set lOc for the dues. The balloon busting contest game was in charge of Mrs, Fisher. Mrs. · Board served refreshments. ' ALL.$2.99 ville Boys 4-H Honor Club, astax coJ- slsted the club in organization at lectlons, however, are running well above collections of those a year ago. Collections for the peri«!, July 1, 1968through April 12, 1969, amounted to $403,~ 322.69 compared to $328,567.70 Cor the comparable 44 weeks ct fiscal 1967-68. .Co1lections of use tax for the blweeki.Y period followed ·the trend set by the sales tax and showed a decrease while yearw ~te collection remained well ahead ot the previous fiscal collections. Use tax collection Cor the two week period just ended totaled '10,709.77 as compared to $12,. 739,84 for the same period ot ' I PI'. PLEASANT - A tenta- Cork Undloum and Plutlc Worl<tive a,..eement between Sloul!er • ._ Local No, 859 was reached Chemical Co. Olld Untied Rubber Frlda.Y at the !:'lee- .Point I!•· eort neilr here. . The -lUll Ia whleh t h e asreement was resehed hlUI bMI ealled by Howard aee1e, Ieder· al mediator. Twelfl hourlof dis· eusalon preeeded amouneement of the leDiatiYe agreement. T. R. Friar, Stouf!er Chemleal Co.' plant m-, said the PT. PLEASANT - Rance! S. agreement Is oubjecl to union Jividen, ci\Y patn>lman, WllS treated and released at Pleao. ant Valley lloJII)Ital !or a neck , iJUury !olioWinc an accldem at PLEASANT VALLEY HOSmAL April 19• 1969 12:50 a.m. S&turda.Y. . The mlsbljl lm:olved a pollee · ADMISSIONS - Nelson Mor· "·--· w• v1.; .,_ v8D car, owned ·by the cit,)', and a r18, AW.U.IItlo noypick-up truck driven by 0 t 1 8 Miler, Clifton; MrL ~ge fn. Rurrls, 55, 101 English Court, gles, New Haven; Mrs. Robert , , Pl. Pleasant. Hayes, New Hoven; Jameo MaPiL Jividen was driving south ehlr, Pl. Pleaslnt; Maxine &tod~ .... Ave. at 28th w h -a· ss , • - Pam ~'th Pl. on J••~• ~ w en ~·: ~·· • Burris, [!lllng north, veered Into Pleasant; Key Watllll, Hlllderthe southbound line of iral!lc, son, hilling JIYidMI's csr heed • on. DISCHARGES _ Robert Ka.Y· Damages were eotlmated at ~700 ser, Mrs. Orlando Cabula and and Burris was cited on a charge daughter, Mrs. ataries Fetty and o1 driYing lefi of center. ThoMa- daul!hter, Kevin Barlon, Fred son Comt;y 9\er!U's department Johnson, Charles !larr, Walter Ptl. Jividen Rt: tO 50 Ft. Len~P~ Mattress Toppers 'the Gheslor . churCh with burial In ~ Gem••· . EWING'l'ON .- Mirtho New- teey. The Rev. Harbert, Grate hlrt, 59; Ewlnllon, I, died and . Rev. P. A. Cillo ~Jof. at 11 a.m. Sa~ at Jlult!ni· ficlate. Friends may csll at ton cabell HoJII)Ital. flllloral home Ulllll noon· today, MrL Ninlhort was 1>0r11 Dec. 29, 19oll Ia C<Jontr, w. Va.; !lie' ~ - of•,tthe late Cllltoft _.,. Nonq IBll. Sb o lllli'rled ~e Nnllart In 1935 SUSPENDS RECRUITING at PoP\II'OY. . 1 , · WASHINGTON (IJPO -The ' !lie II IIU1'Yived by llvo chll. Labor Department has temp ora· dren, llx srandchll*-, f 0 u r rUy •UJP8nded recruldng lor the alllers, and live llrl>!berL One Job Cool>• while the govermnent ol-.r and • brotbel prieeded tr18s. to plAce corpsmen affected her' ~ dea1b. i , by the Nbon sdmlnlstratllll's • · Mro. N;:,ibart attended lhi •-ck. SOcretiry George P• a..-at i:hureh. Shultz comml~- his departSerrieeo will bO Morlclll at mont to ol!eriiV .. ch corpsman • the 'McCoy fulleral home Ia vm. In a center scheduled to be ton at 2 p.m. Burial will be Ia eiOied down with eootlnued , Vln1ilt l!ftJno!:lil1 ~ Friends training In eltjler another Job llll¥ can at iho McC,W f1'-al COlliS center or IPOther Labor home~ aftei'IIDOII' andev.. lleportmibt ma"""'er train!~ ' . nlng. ' ' . I program, The administration ., ' ' " • • ,.. ! has ' said it Is going 1D close down 59 of the 113 Job Corps Eduian:i Dill(m ' ' cliovat.crrY ,... EdWard ~D!l· .. llll, '92, fill RL, I, Crown Cillt, 7 10 ~----~- . FU,LL BED SIZE FOAM -RUBBER Lined · Plastic DRAPES Rainbow Rug Runners Tentative ·Agreement ·lleaeh~ -- MONDAY . $TORE O~EN · 9:30 a,m. to U) Suni•y THESE A.E SPECI~L VAlU.ES \ . . SHOP .HERE .AND SAV;!IJ · lHESE:SPECIALS.oN·SAU 1 7:. 10 P. t current noble grand, J. M. Bell Is vice grand, Roy Blessing Is Sl'lcretary and Mervin Chapman is treasurer. The lodge owns the building at Fourth and Main streets In which the orde~ meets. The Biggs De· partment store occupies t h e entire first fioor of the three story building. An apartment, the lodge dining room and kl~ chen compllle the second noor and the lodge hall uses the ""' tire third llonr. Tax Collections Off Some Nite-~ Only. ' • Odd Fellowship Will Celebrate .150th Anniversary of Founding PT. PLEAS.\NT - Celebra. tlon ol the !50th anniversary of the founding of Od! Fellowship In North America ol!lclall.Y gets underway in West Virginia this week. Cities and communities, including P o l n t Pleasant, throughout the state have joined In proclaiming the week of April 20-26 as "Independent Order of Odd Fellows W~k.'' llll!hli8hdng t h e observance statewide wiD boa day.long pro. gram ill Clarksburg next Saturda.Y, April 26, the actual birth· date ol the fraternal order and also the same date, incidentally, on the charter ol the Plllnt Pleasant Lodge. The local order, although Its original organization dates back to 1855, has a wall charter bearing the date of April 26, 1871, indicating the lodge has been In continual exilten<!e tor the past 98 years. An I!W'ller lodge bore two or three <!lf!erent names il1cludlng that at Cornstalk Lodge. The Grand Lodge ol West Vir"' Jlnia Is 103 years old this year and will be directing the actlv- ' 12 • S6.98 -4.67 17 • $ 8':98 !6.27 21 ·S10.98 !7.27 Cameras Floral or Early Amar· ican patterns, Foam filled. 16121". WERE · $ SALE TO SELL Reg. 39c 00 Throw Ia S.amr... Mesh or St..rch REG. $4.00 SHORT SLEEVE I SPORT SHIRTS 1, MOON GLOWS Save during thit spedGI event on No Iron Summer Sport Shirts in sizes S, M, L and XL. -Helen Columbus; ' brothero, Darrell, of Po· tsllkala ;,and Ralph, Rt. I, Bel· ' . I 0 • . REGULAR $2.0b .,, . REG. $8.98 ND-IRON DRESS SLACKS MENS' FAMOUS BRAND or . Man Made Flb•s Save on these no-iron Oren Slackt in the seasons most popular shadings! S76S 9 · Sev•al Styles 2JtS.OO Bar 2 speed - Reveroeo to a ,1,_ fan, tool .A good $19.95 Yllue. All metal with color!ulplaatle seat. Slurdy, Limited MATCHED SUITS qoantity. • 88 Save during this event on famous brand Matched Uniform Suit$ in regular or no~iron fabrics, pro· port;oned sizes to insure proper fit! GENTLE REGULAR ' SUPER 44 ea. ea. ., . .' .I only 21 PIECE Fishing Outfit S9.86 A bamboo rod and OVOl')l'thiiVIhat lltahestngoOsh- SHIRTS.. ............ Rea. $4.98 NOW $4.48 Raincoats socro OFF $32.50 .... Now $16.25 ~.50 .... Now $18.75 .... Now $19.98 GROUP OF MEN'S Knit Shi~s. 1 . I I, ' c \ Rea. suo to $8.50 Val. Rer. 10.00 to 14.50 Val. YOUReHOICE S3.00 ea. $2~00 BOYS "PERMANENT P.RESS':' '' SPORT' ,. SH \ .. ea. USE YOUR ·CHARGE ACCT. $1.67 Were ~ $1.99 Orloti, · Co~on K~lt Tvr~ . ,VALUES TO'S1.95 Blouses ALL 'KINDS AND SIZES Wire Up To $4.00 $1,67 LONG SLEEVE LONG TAIL GIRLS DRESSES Rot. $4.97 SPRING BLOUSES $2.96 5 SAVE 34~ Ladles DRAPERY MATERIAL .·.;.·' $.1..00 t.s Full Size 2.27 SAVEl $ 44 Rea. $1.98 ' • ,,,, ·. ' ". •I t' . Short Slieve ' Size Uolf' . · . · Fancy Plltlrit~'. · ., ' ' kets S..M-L White and Colors $3.98 Val. 2 94 ·--~-~---------L•A•DI•E~•T•E-EN~S f · Reg. 67c MENS KODAK 2 yds. $1,00 NYLON BLACK AND WHITE WIND Fl BREAKERS Olive 620 AND 127 Blue ' SAVE $1.94 Gold 5.98 Val. '\' 'i. LADIES AND TEENS WINDBREAKER t s .57 SAVE BY Rea. 5.98-10.95 Val. .' INn Wooi, TO 10 P.M. WASHABLE PLASTIC ' ' HAVE MANY OTHER UN·ADVERTISED VALUES! . . (ea. S2.00 ea. • SWEA1EL& .. . ' f P.,a. 1 . LADIES I INDOOR • OUTDOOR DOOR MATS . "• .MONDAY NITt AP.IIL 21; I 10pr. ONLY MEN'S SHOES ' ' ' IIWo PANTS.. ............. Rea. $5.98 NOW $5.38 GROUP MEN'S House SUppers Reg. $2.99 I W~'LL REG. $10.96 ASUIT Girls Spring Jackets Reg. $2.98 PERMANENT .. ~vW. ~ held sefYicea •-~1111!!"'"---~--1 GIRLS Capri PANTS HO E Eledric Fan Stool I • •' $1.00 ' .LILT· I 20 ln. · Rea. $2.98 ·~ ' ' Rot. $2.57 . at Ewln8 Funeral Home Satur· ' 11q evening. Funeral serVIces •will be hold today at 2 p.m. at WOMENSSUMMER SANDALS Skirts . VALUE 60e EA. 2·7·· ; �' ' Complet~d by JIMhodllt ,Woman'• ;Mt•atona•7 ·!b:le411Dot,'!Uo~ ,y.,q,u at Jjra, Loan• 111""'· ,'lh~ olftcer•· .a,. Jflli',l. ~ lll,y, pnildoot; Mrs. I!ANI Pat~!!!!1!, nu! ttca.~lad Candlelight Ceremony Read at lion Church POMEROY - In a candle~fght eeremon.r at the Zion Church of I, Mrs. Sylvia MidHff, Pomenzy, Route 3, and Mrs. Helen Qdvey, Pomeroy, Route 3. The bride ls employed as a sec. retary at the Pomero,y Cement mer F, Bailey, ~ade, Route 1, was united in marriage to Qu• Block Company. Mr. Sargent is R, Sargent, son ol Mrs. Golda a student at the Tri Coun1;yTecfl .. Sargent and the late John Sar- nical Institute. The couple nsides at Route 1, Shade. gent, Pomeroy. The ceremony was performed at 1:30 in the everrlng on Christ, Miss Sandra &Je Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. El- April 4 by the Rev. &!gene Underwood following a program of Eddy's Schedule POMEROY - t.dd)o's ochedule this week: MONDAY Salisbury, !).10:45 a. m. Rutland School, 11-2 p, m. Huston Rest Home, 3-3:30p.m. Hamden, 3:45-4:15 p.m. , Ractclllr, 5-5:30 p. m. THURSDAY Beacon staUon, 8:45-9 a. m. L<q Bottom catholic Church, 10-10:30 a. m. Loog Bottom, 11-1:15 p, m, Porlland, 1:35-2:15 p. m. Great Bend, 2:3IJ.;J P.DL · Apple Grove, 3:15-3:45 p. m. Antiquity, 4-4:30 I>- m. Racine Ba.nk, 4:45-8:30 p.m. piano music by Mrs. Ann Lam bert. "Whither Thou Goc st" was sung by Mrs. Lambert, M r s. Mary Grover, and Mrs. Ruth Underwood. . Mrs. Hysell, ther, the bride wore a floor length empire-waisted gown I ot SUNDAY REVIVAL AT Mason BapUBI Owrch, Saturday throogh April 27, 7:30 to 9 p.m . Rev, Ray. mood L. Penson, pastor. MIDDLEPORT LODGE 363, F. white satin w:lth bridal lace accents. A veil of silk Ulu sion was held in place by a satin bow. 1be bride carried a colonial twquet of daisies and white car- nations with white streamers tied and A.M. to attend church &mIn lovers knots. day together at Mi<kllepoai Heath The bride's attendant was Mlss Methodist; all master masona to Jane Quivey. She wore a noor meet outside the church at 10:15 length gown or dotted swiss fash- a.m. ioned with an empire 1raist, a MONDAY square neckline and p u r r e d THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, .Jleeves. Sle carrifld a noseoo Daughton o! A-lca,IOOF hall; fl. blue tipped carnations and members to take sandwiches; to ' baby breath, practice with QJidlng star Coon. Mr. Robert R~ves of Pome- en, to rectl,ve state &no~,~ 11,; served as ·1ie'Si'6lilif aJd the ol!),cero at M.aY rllzy. ./, · :~. ,t , iM.ers were Mr. ' ferry Well, JOF CLASS, Monday, 7:30p.m. !ilada, and Mr. Dwight Logan. at United MethOdist Churrh, PomJr., Pomeroy. ero.r. .Mrs. Bailey wore an A-line CHESI'ER PTA, 8 p.m. MooIQ'Ied dress oi apricot double da,y at the school; safely night knit and brown accessortes for will be observed with Mro, Hey. her daughter's wetkling. 61le tlad ward Bissell, chairmani guest a white camaUon corsage. Mrs. speaker a representative Cram Sargent uas in a dark g r e e n the illeU Plant; new officers to bonded wool ot A-line style and be elected; refreslunentB. bad a yellow carnation corsage, MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 MooA reception for the couple was beld in the church social room. day nigtrt nt the Middleport FJ.ementary School. lnstallatloo of A five tiered wedding cake was oo tile bridal table which was new officers; program by the centered with a jonquil arrange. Rio Grande Ensemble directed by Merlin Ross. Flnh grade mothers wiU serve. were Mrs. Helen MilhOan, Stade; TUESDAY Mrs. Louise Well, 9lade, Route CHESTER GRANGE 2609, regular meeting, Tuesday evening. Alt' members asked to attend by Harry D. Holter, master, Who Beautiful reports that an important busiBlllDming Plants ness session wUl be held. TOPS Queen Of the Week POMEROY - A grcq> discussion on weight problems was a feature of the 'l'llellllay night meetlug or the Meigs TOPS Knot<hen held at the County lnftrm.. ary halL A report on welght'for the week sho!fed a not galo ot18'\l J)OWM!a, with one KOP, sewn TOPS, three turtles and II pip preaent. MrL .F~! Hf~ .l'J.llf !Ito queen ~t ·'the'~of,..~IOSII with Mrf!' Vera Holccmb, the runner-up. Mrs. Martha Searls tool< tile pig ao:l the trough went to Mrs. Jean Warne~. Mrs: Betty Gilkey presided at the meeting in the absence of Mrs. Rutll Needs, president. The '' RECENTLY CEI.EBIIA11NG tholr 11M b1rt1X1o1 ""re Kelly llld. ~ Iazor,. lwiD dlachtera at Rita U.S Giua , Rhor, Jlaclno, G,.........nta are lfr, llld lfrL Nonilan 114or 111111 Judge and MrL Jolla llacoo. THUR!IDAY SYRACUSE THDID WEDNESDAY Homemakers Club, postponed last week, will be held Thursda3 at 10 a.m. at their regular meeting place, Safet,y will be the subject and Mrs, Howard Nolan will be the leader, There wlll be a potluck lunch at noon. WOMEN'S AmCIATION, 7:- DUDLEY'S FLORIST S.rvinv: Gallipolis, Pomeroy, Middleport, Q, and Ma•on Co., W. Va. «6-1777 •• 992-5560 .' State President to Address ·Conference · MIDDLEPORT - Mro. Alfred C, Jooea, state prelldent <I the Ob1o Congreas of Parents a n d Teachers, Inc. wiU 1J81k on ••What PrA Ia Doing" at Satur.. da.Y's Dlatrlct 16 cool.,..... to be held at tho Middleport Elementary School. other features of the all da,y meeting will be four conferences oa c_urrent PTA problems. Eacb · POMEROY :_ elriesll!fM,nt. s~adloll per100 attending the moetlngwlll attend one of the eooterencea Chester Dof A Session May 6 POMEROY - Pre60ntadon of the colors at the District 13, Dauahters of America, ralb to be held 1111 Ma:l 8 In Marietta was planned when Chester CouncU 323 mot 'I'Uosda,y nl(lht at the hall. A practice session "as set tor Ma:l 6 at the hall at which lime aU membera of the Council are asked to be pre&ent. Esther Ridenour, councllor. preslcled at the meet1JW lttend.ecl b,y 23 members, Lucille Kraeutor remalno a padent at Holzer Hospital and Tim Mari<J Is l)ome from the hospital, it was report. ..t Cllda woie slg/ood' lif ''tlii!· melribel'l rot Mta. KHeute!¥; Mn. Goldie Wolle andMro. ~ Hcj}on. Games were p]ayecl with prizes bel~ awarded to the win- _, Racine loeks, Dam Bids be ..,._ Pl\l'llliiJ!t· The work Is all In Wood and Jackaoo. Cc:lwrt;r, W. Va., and Meigs COUnb', Ohio. one proJect Ia for roloeatloo of rsllroad and hlghwa,y culverll and 11 for construction <t a cone- eulvort, The tblrd project ls for clearla& tree1, bruah llld fences along the rlv_er 1bore1. PHIL CO • Were read at 4':80 p.m. moo,y b)' , tbe Rev. W.,.U:Stutler_. ~. ar.. rangemeat <i. ·Pblk r-• 111tb red lovebird. acceat• do\!ORted the orian pl.,Yed by Mls. Merlin Rosa of ~Shire , Her Ius• , ' ' •I , I bend . was iolol.at lor ~' 1111>tlaf music Wblch ln<ltJde11 "One Hand, One Heart.·~ ~ uWbfdler ThOO· GoOot, • the''WOddlng·Prill· m(oa tho reot ot 'the NaliOIIsl Hockey Leo&ue'• stariltf C1l> playof!a becaule of a broken hand. et" ttae and OrP.it ULord'l ONI LAR6ESWEET aiald EACH • • • • 1~ a r k • r. Wheelersb.lrg, brldeJmatds. 111e pink and red color scheme lb. CENTER CUTS . ----------- ·g·c· ' .. ' ~:~·~~= tA ~ weG:Ilng was carried out in the gowns. Miss Leadingham wore a piuk A-line empire gown ot satin peau de sole with a high neckline accented tn white and pink velvet rlbbon and lace and 1Q.J18" sleeves. Her matching Dior bow had a short veil oC illusion and she carried a heart shaped arrangement or pink porn poms with a white center. The brldesrnalds\were In cos-tume ol identical style oC red satin peau de sole and carried red pom porn arrangements. Miss DOObie Pickens, thefiower girl, wore a pink gown of the ' . ' same style onb" wlth short sleeves and carried a basket ot red rose petals. Mr. WUiiam Cantrell of Gallipolis, a · cousin or the bride. groom, was the best _man and the ushers were Mr. Ervin Koehler, Columbus, and Mr. D a I e Rothgeb, Gallipolis. 'Mairter Earl Pic:kens, Ule ring bearer, wore a dark blue suit and carried a white satin heart shaped pillow. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Leadingbam was in a navy blue crepe with a lace bodice. !Jte wore red accessories and a red carnation corsage. · "'.tfdedf.her lhi'M.h! meeti~ Refreshments were served by Mrs. Karr aOO Mrs. Tom Rue. Members made Christmas bazaar items during the evening. GIRLS & SIZE Sto 10 'ONE YELLOW LAGtiORN BLACK WHITE WE PASS THE SAVINGS OH TO YOU IHE Pastel Pearls Pearls are being tinted glorious pastel s h a d e s- Prlcotl they're shown in pink, light blue, green, aqua, beige. Be a "pearl of a girl" in any color. Mrs. Burnett wore a gold knit dress with brown accessories and a green tinted carnation corsage. A re~eJ;tion honoring the couple' was held ln the cb.lrch soeta! room Immediately following the wedding. The bride's table teatur.ed a three tiered cake topped Willi the traditional bride and groom. Pink gladioli, red carnations, and pink tapers were used on the table. Assisting with tlle serving were Mrs. Ernest Sisson, Sr., M r s. Richard Ash, Miss JeameSI.sson, MIDDLEPORT Honorary Coqnty Home on Ma,y ·18 at the inatntmelitalln lhe awaril wl114:h memboro, Mrs, <lleoter Erwin, S<ate-a-Way Rink on Route 7, A report was given on the reRosalie SWry, prlncijlll.o( th~· SelJsbUry EJ&. Mro. J. J. Dana, and Mrs, Audcarol tlurlnga rece,nt Sallal!m'1 P. T.A. moetl1tl. ~ Frof!l, wer~ gueats at the ·cent !lanlcy products PartY fleld l!il iUrprise to this YOUDi Woman wbo bfiUeves in IUDlual dlnner meetlni 01 t h e at' the Columbia Gas Co; of Ohio lil!alrs. Middleport Child, Conservation, ()(fica .by the ways and mean• fdmtllt'fNeP ,'-~1•irttoH nll'ri - •HIM! *p.e"'&,~ . M4.s···~ ;M!J-~~ ml!f!.~'t~ lor "ommPiaaM~c serv· Lea~>~:'"'*' 0~ W'&Je.ifli ~t' the) dirltijfwe¥e!M'flt: 1"" J· Ca1Jlpo1la.r Mrs. T .e .r;~ y 11 ' to tli"!i!lioiDiillll$' !l''&.lls " r.ork 111th_cub car's !Iii:~~~. }~ · Mr ·~· M~ · ' Wolle, J!ortland, . registered th~ s. UJ , uure, oif!\m>~i~'I\A. dally't~:~eSchOOip,.. Mro. RBY.moilit~.preal~ JOhn 'COmpton, :Mrs. Richard HOvatter, ·M r ~. suests. ~-J, ~: l ; ·, :· ,.;:J ., .' ~ ,; ~ ~ • ·' · i· . dent, Welcomed the mimbersand For a wedding trip to Hunt:>. "-l · .,. · · • : ·• •• '· • guista .to the dlmer •eettng and· Georp Nlclnslcy, Mro. Clll!or<l. Kennedy, Mrs. Kemeth McLaughlngton, the bride changed Into an OUT oF' Tii'E MOUTHS ofl8bes- : . ' •. : · . . dOWitlona were .Jivon b.Y Mrs. lin, Mrs. Paul Eichiltger. off-white wool dress with brown Tbree-yeirit>l4 Jdm Perrin, son of ihli Rev. and MlL BU1 Per· Don Mullen •. O!llcer• for t h e Members attending were Mrs. acceasorles, and a matching beltexclaim~, uA bulldozer is eatllw our lawnl't · . 1989-70 year were elected, '11l81 You'lt t,..vo to adml~ that's the WIJII looks. are Mrs. Allan King, president; Stewart, Mrs. Eugene Houda- ed _coat. 9le wore the white gladAlrYWi¥1,!~lal's nilll happenlug Is 't!lo~ conslrliC!Ion .Is &tarilll! Mrs. Mulleo, vice president; . shelt, MrS. Dwight Cullums, Mrs. ioh corsage from her bridal · II>W Trlnlt,y United Church of Olrlsl pariOtiiiiO at 213 Mulbem Mra, Pat Duffy, secretary; Mrs. Walter Morris, Mrs. Don 'l'hOm- . bouQ!et, 1 A graouate of Southern Local -Frank S.sSQP, treasurer; •·n d as, Mrs. Don Grueser, Mrs. Pat . "'i..~ '/ ·• ·, · Mrs. Walter Morris, reporter. IJutty, ' Mrs. Sisson, Mrs. Ken- IUgh School, the new Mrs. ean.. • A NICE GESTURE.OF SYMPATHY WIB extended thla Week to A letter !rom Mrs. fleMeth neth Harris, Mrs. SCites, Mrs. trell Is a senior at the Holzer Gerold Hollon by his &1'1111' buddies In VIetnam, . Scltea, south eontral district Glenn Hensler, Mrs. MuUen. SchoOl ()( Nursing, Gallipolis. sp, Hollon, here oo emerpn,ey leave due to the death of hta .. president <1 the Olilo Chlld con- Mr•. King, Mr•. Glen Glaze, lito will gr-In June. ~. Cantrell gr-acllated from James Hollon·of Mlneran!lo, Route I, reeelv!ll' tromlh< 1., , servation League, wao read Ill· Mrs. Lowell Beaver, Mrs. LouO sborne Mro Harold Hood; the K,yger Croek High Sc.hool, Is · omclals or the Arilertcan Red Cross a chec~ representfng a gift · oounclng. _ the spring conference Mra. Ja~s Wisecup, Mrs. Cheshire, Md worked at WJEI-t the omcer& and men of Sl Soctlon of hll' eliii1PonY. . to be hold at Rio Grande Cel~ Georp Miller, Mrs. Jean COOke, Radio, Gallll)olls, prior to en'l1oo moner wUI be uaod b)' the Hqllon fai!II!Y.for ~ 1"'.,..,. Ie"' on June 7, Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. terlng tile Air Force. He is now lnemorlal at tho thoughtMooss at Amerlcal) ,ooldler• flghtlqrln · Plans were mado for a 041. . ' Ina. part;y lor the • chUdren of Wallaee - r a . Blalloned In Greenland. .''\ member a and those of the Metts LIFE ISJ~T FILLEDwlthllttle!ruott8ionl:andbc;th.r1111 GePi Malrlwi more than a lltilelheae da,ysls· hot ...,.'!l,chaqp!·. · oomtHorL Seem• all of her trlendio. think she's 011the flO of tho lim•· slnco ti!OY can't roach hor b,y the book llotlow. No! that the -bel' is ·oow - 992-2383, iloitioa' GREAT BUY IN P Mrs. James Buchanan. Mrs. Lew.. 15 Sauer read "Art of Forgiveness" by Norman VIncent Peale. Prayer from the program book by Mrs. Buchamn closed t h e Mr . and Mrs. Cantrell but Carol Qhlf-.. •g«one,"and the reeoguition, . a . · ' In Bright fl!ld llshl, !hal's Sprillg '69, tmd the lqol 10 go with all yo11r preuy pastel fllld bold fashIoNs Is lite WhiteNed p1111p wilh a slightly higher Co1111lale Selection heel! Choose Usflllllt, ihe strappy sUNg .iN l'hile, or Blacl pGient uppers, Eastside, lite plaiN pump In in Red, Blt~el or l'hile. Rah, Rah; dipped sidu Connie Shoes and iNstep strapped iN l'hile or Blill. As seeN hi 1i.OO to 15.00 All Strits and MADEMOISELLE Colors - rataJ. a eertlflcate of commeadation fr<lm the bytery meet1~ "I Use My Tal· ents to Brigllten My World" was the theme of devotioru;. given by ·Officers Elected at CCL Annual Meeting . lb. til Uyn We actepf Fed. FOOd SLICED, GOOD honori Miss Jeanne ft>eer&>at Arabia, and Miss Mar· ll!fht ~orood to liMit· quo,Oittt••• ~(tiding inio fun Time PraYer.~ selections ·by Mrs. RoaJ tnel~ded 9mbert'l u8ftenade'1 and !he. tbem8 fr91D Romeo and JuiiOI. . ' . . •,'. The to tho •. bride r was escorted ,, ·altar b,y hllr· father, !lle· wor~ a noor lengtlj,. I!DWil of: wtrlte bildsl satin of empire dealgn, II was· taahlimed with .a ptllored ..erioklrl of Frencll lmporlojl llii!e ijld had lol)g ball • shaped sleeves ,..\achlpellongthtraln, 01oo of lace. The SC0<\)8d neckline waa ed[IOd with' oeod pearls. Her flnprllp veil of Illusion ron trom a ·l!Ower plateau with .lied Pearl &~eilta. '~carried • bclurllat <( White Jladloll .. . a wblte Bible. < Sorvllig as for the · bride ·wore· Mid Barbara Leadlnlham, aLiter of the bride, the river. 30 p.m. 'llwrllllay night at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Church. Mrs. WIUiam Morria, Pl"'&ram.; Mrs. Tom Kelly, clevotlona. Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary, Mrs. Helen Lewis, Mrs. EdnaAnder&On,Mrs.Jamea :&J.chaDan, Mrs. Carl Gilmore, hostesses. Rummage Sale \iowa ot !he dOuble rlng'ceri>- Brutilo ·irw' POR Women Plan ~ _brl~ lUI lllrnelt at Galllpills. lbe afternoon aos- slon. Lawrence llwrtM f1 Athena, a private cletecUve, will COil· cllct a conferenee on clruga and narcotics; the Rev. Glen JU111 at Pomeri)J', wiU uoe spiritual and famJI,y U!o as hlo 1laplc; lllrs. Jooeph J111110 <( llrook!Jsld wtU dii<UI8 pd)lleallooa; and Mrs. Ellerman Dye, CleveiiJld Hofallia, will emphaolze PI'A memborohlp In hor conference. RepresentaUves of the seven county area are - - to be pre- for the spring conference wllloh 11 ~ hOoted b,y the Meigs Counb' CouneU ot Par- . entJ and Teachers. Cauntl11 rep.; resented will be Meigs, Atheu, VInton, Gallla, Hocldng, Lawrenee aod Jacklon. Reglotratioo will be handled during a colfee hour !rom 9 to 9:30 a.m. Tbe meeting wtU be called to order B19:30 by Char· loa King, presldont <t the IM>BI councll. Mrs. Jones will speak following the preaenlalloo of tile eulora and the lnvoeation. The four cmferences will be OOidJcted from 10:15 Lm. to 11:30 a.m. at wbleh time I h o -ling will aoljwm for a luncheon to be aerved b,y tbe MI<Uleport PTA. The a!ternoon aeaslon w Ill CORYene at 12:45 p.m. AI tbat time Ivan Romine, ~ ,'olt ~. wUI · reeoentze "aew units In the district A musical prosram will be preoent. ed by atudenls o( Eastern, South.... and Melp Hllh Schoolo. llurlng an open session from 1:30 to 3 p.m. - -.. leaclerl will pre- hlghlfallto 111d then will be a question and onower perkld, Presbyterian IJ'OOm Is !he son of ~~· Vln· . . BOOI'ON (UP!)- Waynl Coahof the - w. Tile bl'lile 10 the daulhler <I Mr.' and Mrs. Willis ~­ mornlnS ,..llioJI and then hear repOrll oo tho other ~111111 Leodlngham to ham, · fbrracuae, ' and liA5ID tr-• cule · ror the weddlnK ·~ Mlsl sue ' Y: ' IIlliJJ>DLEPORT ' C. A !lt'ama Ulriol •t 7:30J>.m~ on !llnclay, ..do!! asor pei:/ormod !WAll' troupe from the Clnclmalil!lble . N>t1121. . · ot fWO ~lng . ti>O Cltlllt>o Somlnarl' will pr...ill "'i'be GarWrltlefl b,y ,I~Y Jlrachet, the b,y ~tama at dener Who waa Afraid of Death'' Ji.:Y ~rD.I an f. early Chris- na11 Bible Se.niJnarJ, .~· at tho Middleport Church ot tlan, .Phocas, WhO sunuoons oourage to meet death at tbe hand of .twa ll!>man s!>ldlers. The aeeoe Is the garden'ol· 1!1;19cas, in frill;lt ot his little hOUse In ~. Asia Minor, wllllelt Ia still dark, Mrli. Arthor Katl directs tile .plaY wiih ' ~i .:..... bellig taken . b,y atudenta <I· the aeminary, The public b IDVIted by the ftOv, Raullln Moyel' to att,ond the port'ormance wlllch will 'foaMIDDLEPORT - A rummage ture Br)'OII cariwnaht as tile illo was plani.ed lor Ma:l 8 and.9 vocsllil and Mrs: Ronald Jor-• at the .MI~ Firat United Presbyterian Church when GrwP D ofthe_Women's Associatl011met Tuoaday night at· the h<Bne of Mrs. Richard Karr. Mrs. WUliam :Morris gave a report on the recent 5Cq) sale oC the grWI), and Mr~ Dwight Wallace reported on the &Pring PresPAm JOHNSON'S rOd·pom poma Ranked by lr<f>. 1<1 ioVen-t>ran'!l <aJldelabra dec· orated ' the altar of 'the Asbul')' UnliodiMdhddist Church ofSitr•· too.Ue .. to P~esent Ploy Vows Read Seminary Trou·p . . .' ' ' :P...ot. TbO,.., '- Baskets of !link )!!osloo ~ ·~~ !IKISor-1.-. BREAKS 1 ... With eenter accents of a.~en Mlclta41 Cantrell. m-·~ Dept; . ' ' Leadinghatn-C daring tbo 11treo '' and,,.....rdablio .......1'1; lin. ""*"~ Pilllrioa, fooord- - TOPS prayer and pledge~ the meeting. Plans were dlato Opened cuased Cor the Miss f4)rlnartlme HUNTINGTON, W, Va. (UPO contest and a report on progresa Tho u, S. Arii\Y Corps of was given. Greetings frun Mrs. Marlon Engineers district hea<Qiarters Michl.el, visiting in Tenneuee, here 1rill open bldo May 28 on were read. The door prize waa three projects lnvoiYinr the Racine Locks and Dam on the Ohio won b,y Mrs. Ann CottrUL ment. Servill8 at the reception for "Instant" Cheerfulness ' llli .....,; Mra:.Qee Vu.ce~ Plans Practice Glnn in marriage by her fa- •• · corrolll'llldJN aocnlarJ~ M r 1. . - ~ ilecaildvlco.,...._ a.u-. Mr. and Mrs. Guy R. Sargent ~ tho· !Joltle NEW HAVEN - dist Church: The Rev. P au I Fortney will olllclate. Miss Becky Burris will be the or..,UBI and' the IOloiBI will be Mr, John llolll>lan. A receplfon will be held In tbe educational unit <I the church. -',11< ., POIIEROY- ·OI!Iceralnl' tho ti;Oo~r,' ooolentlee 1oon olect-" lrl.. eid. wl1011 ' ' .tho 1111011 . · ~' . Free . ' lOti,.. Miss Goodnite ' l · M.c~;· ~~q · 'M,a:t . . Wedding :~lans ' ;· Plano haVe been eomJ)Ieted !6r the o p e n clllreh weddlug <t Mill Rebec. ea -..te, ilaughter ot · Mr1, lla:rnll _..to, and Daniel R, Steves, son of Mr. IIKI Mra. Richard Steves <t The wedding will be an event <1 April 26 at 2:30 o'cloCk In lbe Haven Ualted Metllc>- ,,·, ,. FLEXSTEEC FINB t1PHOLBI'BJUID PVIU>Il'nlRB 0no of 1M more popular of Flomtool's ntNI Nontucbt introductions of Eorly furniture Is this deluxe pillow arm aola with high domed . back n foam ~= wings,· Plump reventble cushions are of custom flber-fin or spnngy dual ."' ()utatandlng in beou!ilul outllM qulltod prinb of~· hnon, ., nylon- with ,.. ·ll<:livt flnlshes to keep your Nantucket sola new lookong 10 much longer. Poop, lux· urious 1pring edQe Rexsteel construction with written lifetime ~uarantet. BAKER FURNITURE "OrrO IIAPPY" hf/ Middleport, Ohio I< E!Til IJOBL E ,.HI!. HOM'E. 01' 1!lliAU1'1t:U~ UIUFIM N, Phelps llld ln!ent 1100, Mr •· <l!arloo · P, Rltlle, and 1n1ent . dauabler: PLUS MATCHING HANDBAGS . ' ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Mmlti!XI - Reeae WIWamo, , 'I 'Fbmeroy; IAnora Dean, Pom&- Srarchers Antiounc'E( · ' '• ' 't, . .11 l ,,. ' ' 1 roy, Dlseharpd-Nona. "'. '; ' : ' Birth otFirlt So61 ~ . '' . ' ' IIOPIE.S .· ' SAVE! SAVE! New Zen >lh ""Zenc!lc'" ( Jn m.)~ (' hi t• fun .11\JIIl . PrC'( • ~i on dmplil i· (.,!l oon from ~ M o"•no·!o;h ,. • CLr<tHh W< ·oo.:h' o ul ~ l ifo oun t (' ~ rul f! om) fur m"'l mold 1"''-t'' Cumt• on l o!f ,I 1h ·r u n r" l r.1t o"rl r ol lt• nith "s n e w Zo· ow llo' II lliJ V h o· JU-J rt~ h t for \I)LJ' 67 IEICUlY '. COUGII $2095 ' 2 Door HM!top, . ' p ,~~~:i~:~;~~:~[ tom ... Htarift& -ldt. -- ~• •Iii lull fttliiS ''"' fftt ~11111Ufl ~ """ ltltplloM llllllfiOmtiO lfll"lf f~ I clfftl· '.r r-'-----SYAt( _,,c..,.,- . . ...... ~------' ' va...., trill$. · r .... , ' • �1 ~ <(. ' :I ' ,• ' ' ,., ' . ar. 1.0Hona olll;oJchl ' clmad lor llill)dn&IDD •·, ecy ' trlp; !i'h(:~. ,...tl,e.lll' ~ tn ttae trlae, -.·~ pt it. . ·:. Wb1?11eeauoe•Jl!nUI\IIDiuiler- , ·~ favor ~ .. by rail • r'i>ute~ lri lp!te or:'ad' the rlr~, • ··~' ' ' '. . THE SCREFJ~ING COMMITTEE to select wiMerl!l of schol- ness tj-.t · haye been h~d;tn 'Hui1,. , ' t~n&tqr~ ' tt lil , ·ner~Rt Ume, during · Yi 50 ears .nnn on ·~ twO · lh~e past ·a re- . y~s. , ., ... '• The Cllrls Creene makeltbree . roulicl trips~ lr!ek livlq iJun~~.~.~•-· · , ;;JU'""'18¥ 1 ~' • ' , • • . MOodal ,•• ,. : . of ; i.. e..,. · ~ · I· ·.. ., w~a.w · ....; •¥ . ,_415.-if-''>:'· 111ur~. •. ,. ·-=~~~~~· ~~~;;~· "n!.e Kanawha River towboat crews retused a reduction or wages demanded by coal operators, weare informed, andwalkedofftheboats Tuesday. A prominent towboat captain here '1\lesda_y evening stated that the towboat crews wt~~re read.v to accept a cut in wages when the coal operators reduced the price of coal and the cost of living was APRIL 16, 1919 - reduced. .\PRlL 17, 1919 - The upper cerned. He bases this statement ·MOTHERS DAY on a study of the location of coal fields down the river and,-BbiPping rates. does not, however, predict that river traffic is a thing of the past but rather pre~ diets great shipments of bulk rna. terials other than coal tfds sum. mer if a good shlpplng stage 11 mal.ntalned. He says: "Pittsburgh coal is now used exclusively in the Pittsburgh Dis. trlct or within a reasonableradi· us or Pittsburgh and no longer wlll be towed to doWn river points. There does not any Ionger exist a necessity for the cross shipment of coal from one field u_p stream, past or over another.u Captain Alex. Massie who takes care of the Huntington wharfboat complains that Huntington buslneE,smen are not giving the Chris Greene proper support. Massie seys the Chris should have 75 ~MAYn He AMOTHER'S MEMORIE$. . . ·HER .GREllEST ~OYSI •• ' •· . ' ~ MII)DlEPORT BUT THE .B·EST ·BUYS IZ! .. 5 DAYS ONLY WE HAVE 85 NEW UNITS IN SIOC~. i 'MONDAY, APRIL 21 THRU FRIDAY, .APRIL 25 SHIPMENTS ARE COMING IN D41LY. WE MUST MOVE THESE CARS TO MAKE ROOM! . 110101blo," tho Pe\111100 aold, and tile ploae aborted, Ita illlaolon, It WoO heodlrr& IWIJ 11'<111 N- Korea when It ·W&I allacked about 90 mO., !rom shore. Military •llllerts cOIICIthat tho two MIGs had JJeen determined to be Dying au "hUrcept" course wUh the plane len than 10 mtrutes away tn:m t!lelr tarpt. The P-,on would not 1111 whether tho U.~ ndaro were oporat!rw from the KrCUII or air, There are o IIIDlber of American radar otatlono not tar below tho Korean DomUitarlzed Zono atorw tho 38th (IOrallel ani on oflollore South Korean lalallla. ' :;,....-....:.··-----------'--------:--------------,;~1.;;·· • PAGE 13 S!JNDA Y. APRIL 20, 1¢(19 ' ; vOL. IV NO. 12 J~1xon Putting Midnight Oil ·:on Tax Reform Aiding Poor Md. (UPO1 THURMONT, President Nixon flew to his retreat at ClmJ> David ror the -kend S4turdoy to put the ftnlshlng touches on hls tax rerorm message to Congress ;'· "bleb 1!1 txPected to give • ~ ~ . break to the ration's At his news conference Fri4aY, the Pli"ident d&: nounced the sbootlrw down of an llr8l'IDed American reec>rD!asance pltne ·by North Korean Jets as n~rovoked, 1011 ·.~0. ilinl>allj'irra thlt P..,a· toes on · ~"""' their in lmrer Income 'brack- deJljll1ter, Trlcia, At(f. Gen. alld 1bere also were reports Mrs. John N, Mitchell, Wblte tile 7 per "!It tax credit House aides Joltn Ehrllchman riirw enjoye!l by buolnesarnen lor llt,.otmoints In equipment- a and llll. llaldir..., and C.G. Robo<o, a long time Nlxoo · •7leld ol aboot f3 bWioo per year friend rrom Fl6rlda. Crime Prevention '~? would be modtDed. '• .Changes Not Dtodosed MllcbeU and Ehrllclunon will t' The precise maMel' In which ·.·· ·:-.. ::-: . .. ·.· ·.. . . . .. tiiese changes would be moo.-~ llfs 1!01 been disclosed. G~LIS - teller AnOne ""!''~~It¥ ror lowortrw tile gel, 28, of Rt. 2, Crown Cit¥i . iaxea On t1Jti poor la to increase was admitted to Jlolzer llledl;the sta~ deducdons 011 cal Center on fust Aw., ot · tua~ lnc~e. 7;F p. m., s.bjldaJo with ...... Dr. ~, ~"!!rY A. Kl1111l(er, eliOt wOO!Jil( , In the . -.. Nilolll'a 'iallonal aecurlt;y advl-; The Incident hll>l>ened In !ront ~r, acecrnjionled him to thO of 825 SeCond Ave. Cit¥ pollee ·C -~~ · · retreat . ' in the recai>Od a i:on at 6:55 p. m. Cltoctjlll 85) mlleo:. norti>woat of '!be llhootll!i Ia under lnveaWaoldosiOn to keep him 11>- tlgatlon. ~ed .on develqnnenta rr.., · !lorthKorea. .·.··· ....·.<·"· ·=··· ··:·. · ·.··~·:··· discuss with the President the truth about their products," administration's program on Nixon quipped. He has charged crime .Prevention and law Mrs. Kna~r with making a entorcement which Ziegler said general review or all federal would go to Congress in the agencies involved in consumer deliberate near future. · and without wll'ltlrw" and said future flights would be provided . J)OIIl'. protection. "' llo took llong both rorelge White House preoa secretary .<: ~ domestic White House Rmal~ Ziegler said be knew ., -~vinra to. keep an eye on the J19dti.lll or . unofficial reports Koroon situation •nd dlocu11 that · President Nlllon bad ~er domestic programs wblcb· Informed key members of ' 'lim begin n...... to Capitol Hill Corwreas that 00)' luluro metlme next week. allackl !rom North Korea wl~ 1; .. ·.: ' plane . ~ Dever ~... closer tjlln 40 mlleo to the North Koreion CC81l. .N"""it KOI'l!ll claims I 12-<nila territor• Ia! air and ... lbnlt. The PN1ldent 81V8 no indica-lion what lurlber ictlon be would order If U.S. roc-asance mlaalcn• encouDtered uew trooble tnn NOI1b Korea. The White H....,. sold It ...., of no dlacuaslona, 11 re•••.t'inl(lllt accounts. In which ·M - had told members o1 CCiagreas that all)' new Incident would be met with Instant roiBilatloo. White HouiO and Pentagon statements left no doubt that radars had lQIOIIed, tracked and determined the proboble pur· pose of the two MJGa that ~junb~ ~imtl :. itntintl f..·~ Phone H2-247$ For AppolntmOnt ' h... .lia•l· .l.. GROVER' S $TUDIO ; . ' ' · ~ .. The Defense Dflllartment re- near!)' live da)'o after two North ~aed to """'"ent On q>eraUon- Korean Mig tighter• olrot down 41 Oll!lfcts of the latest Far an unarmed U.S. Na'1 .electroconlrontauon, but illllltorr nic Intelligence plane 'with 31 , """ces , Indicated President me~ aboard. ~ Nbon'a order to eontlfll8 the The search contirlied In the was sea of Jllj)On. The u;s' Tueker, "rec~I saance nualiona ~· ,. ,, Clfri"'' outpr11111Pl11. one of lour deslrO)'el's taking Abolt 100 jet fighters, mollj' part, returned to Sa.sebo, Japan, ' 0, them F4C Phantoms -ble wUb aircraft wreckage and the .. otdylng~1,4:00mlleaperhour, bodies of two crewmen recov· ialreody "'"'Jon lmllledlato call ered trom the water. '· at boaea In South KCJI'e!L The United Statoi, awaited a Buidea the New Jersey, North Korean rePlY to Ita ' 11hicb beaded bock ~~~Ward tile oaiclalprotest, delivered Thurswestern Pacitlc Thursday, the day night at the truce village of cia¥ be!ore It was to have Pamnuniom, but State Depaft.. docked at U.. Beach, cant, mert officials conceded that if one · or two Wcraft carriers and when It came, It wu likely '·1 pore gr'l!lillied . l'' to be iteomlrw to be an tDBcceptable inatsteace · ~owar~~ . tile so. 01 Jopan. that tho u.s. plane had :~. ··grantJch~dren. ........ • ' - j - SO warm and s,.eet and giving! SO buay belrw: mother, there's little time to enjoy It untU children aro ll'O!!n alii gone. That's when rilothen really IPPrt~f. ate fine PrOresaicnl portr&lts or children and H~r your mother. this w&y with portfttts Pi her own. dearest posteritY. 1t'1 quite~ nicejt kind or giving. , . . ~era are the nicest ~le . l lz·• ' ,• 1 be ever again ~back'lntothesteam~ boat game • .!i!.lppers along the route will greatly miss the Dowyer. FJ"forts are being made to in . duce Captain Tamer to enter the Hazel Rice in the Gallipolis Huntington trade. The Rice Is now rumlng up the I<entuck;y Rlver. ., (UP!) -U.~ Ra~ aunaUlance II provid- lnllltrated .North Korean 'air O.Wned the NaY!' plano wltlda o piOII!gellte' Oighto wore be- Ing tho "'coonolo~ !l,lllltto lipoce. lew at IDOl! Iller tbeJ lle,>Od to ' tesumed Solur· wltll quick ~ ., _, alii'· Nlllon told hla newa coafer· beaded out to oeo. .~ 'WI• the Soo of JII>IJI With North Kort!an jet takeolfL once Friday that olpola picked Booed on nder .._-to to the ~ bocklrw of !»"olocUve air 'The White Houao told ·new.. .., not on!¥ by Amerl<an ·bllt bj< plane's ""'"'· bose at Atallll. .aNI 101 pner led by the men Saturday that ''the llkel~ N!Jrih Kcir"'!n l'!il SO!IIet radar• · JllllOn. tho ll)ane was "alertod "llitileoiJII> Now .Jer.,, hood or aurvhors h very~" u well had COitlrmed tllat tho ' to lhe !act lbat an atlaek was .,. ' ' > · GALLIPOIJS - Sale or the c.~ · BotQter,lalt, k»cat steam packet~ the~Ottto Rt'*'·~ffreen Ma .... · ha~r:~~~:~=r~e ~ • ·', rrtdar~,. :· • . · ~ '/ · !etta and Cincinnati, left tho old FrencbCit;y wlthouto J!!ICkelln the ,Gafilll!!llaollunll- JtodO'. lines sboold be jJreferri.t b)' U1> 1<1~1• RIYeJ', ThO'\Siturdo,v ' ' ' ·"!j~~f5 Here is that story and others lroin tho R!wr News of tile GaUipoll* llOUy 'l'tlbuneo Juit 50?'"'"' ohfppers. Frel~ 't(,' ail 110 ,' lOts All~e 'l'aa ·buPt In ·1871. /ille was ', '.~vorop ~ " · co~· ....... •· ca ' M•ln ~ . -.• lhe week , ago: . ,.t; i! 'between Cincinnati, lluntlngton,, ~ oq ~".n;owr ~ GaU(j,olia and Charles~..! can II oo ber lallffrlp. ' gre,o, loll" APRIL 14, 1919 - THE GALLIPOIJS..!Iuntl1810n packet C. C, Bowyer hai ·JJeen sol<!,b)', Captain ..ndled much quicker by boat . , The jmoli ·PO oo!.t. Twlllabt - · · s. G. Gardner at a good price to Paducah, Ky., parties who came here Sunday night and tOol< tile boat U.., by rall. · ~n rudllng iwo trips a day Average (ow · back this morning. The Bowyer wUI be operated IC) the Cwnberland River. . aiK1 Pomeroy . the tills It is not likely thai so good a APRIL 18, 1919 - CapLaln , Cars quit. 1~ steamboat as the Bowyer will Rlnr. Ohio River his seeri her last John w. Lane·de,lr.es Us tO state · stealmoat ever again be in the trade. captainS. c. Gardner will give coal nee~ tn the Q91ntoa.or A. that he will give the peaple thl!! in th~·' : r _ 11: is understood that captain his attention tohl1coal mine near P. Neilh, tratnc expert ot the best service possiblti with his Tot&} Gardner will retire from the Bladen. CaptainGardnerhasbeen Pittsburgh Chamber ,of Coin. recint purchase, the ferryboat steamboat business and Captain an Incessant worker. He has metce, He belieVes.Ntthewar Francis. Dick Brown who ltas been clerk kept the packet Bowyer In good had nothing to 00 ·,wtth the dill· on the Bowyer states that he has shape and he made some money appeaf8.11Ce of coal boats on the APRIL 19, 1919 - The towno intention or securing a boat in the Gallipolis • Huntington Ohio Ri\ler and that river c.omUfor the trade, We are informed trade. He sold out at • good tiona will remain as they are so that a Greene Llne boat will not price and he does not expect to tar as coal shipments are eon. arhips this year under the ''Dollars for Scholars" program will meet this week to begin Its chore. Meetings of the committee hav~ been set for 7:30p.m. on Monday and Wec:lnesd~ at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. rooms in Middleport. . Making up the comm1U.ec are John Rieble, superintendent of the Eastern Local School District; Mrs. Theron Johnson, R~cl.ne; Mrs. Theodore T. Reed, Jr., Pomeroy; Mrs. Arnold Richards and Gene Harris, Middleport; Mrs. Fred Williamson, Rutland, and Mrs. Duane Stanley, Harrisonville. Mrs. 0. B. Stout ls in charge be entered tn the Gallipolis d. the committees• function as a part or the aruJual program design- Huntington trade. ed to provide hlgher education for students. \llharfmaster DonaiJy states BRYAN M:\I~SHALL, SEV£~-YEAR-OLD SOt\ of Mr. and Mrs. that the through Greene packets · Charles C, Marshall, llemlock Gro\'e, hospitalized more of the will carry freight between Gallitime over the past few months, is again confined to Children's polis and Huntington twice a week Hospital in Columbus. but will charge one dollar per He is a \'ictim of cystic ribrosls. Bryan is especially glad landing that Is not a regular to receive mall. Cards may be sent to the Columbus hospital. wharfboat landing. Captain DonMONDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M., DREW WEBSTER POST 39, ally hopes that someone wUI enAmerican Leglon, will hold post everiastlng services for de- ter a boat in the trade but suitw able packets are very scarce. parted membera of the past year. The Bowyer ls the last of the During the evening pic'b.lres or three servicemen who have local steam packet~ in a short lost their lives in Vietnam during the past year will be presented to the post. The three men•s pictures will represent the ma- trade on the Ohio River between Marietta and CinciMati. rines, army and navy. The old post colors will be replaced with new ones during the APRIL 15, 1919 - Captain ceremonies. Frank Wright piloted the C, C. Bowyer as tar as Hqntington and A VOTE OF THANKS TO KENNY HYSELL of the Jays. Captain James Hood took the pacIn order to give the Mhs Southern Ohio Pageant..:... producket on to Cincinnati. The new ed at quite an expense and loads of labor- next Saturday night every poss.lble break, Keltt\Y cancelled his popular weekly teen owners of the Bowyer expect to dance so that the hop would be no distraction erowdwwise- to the reach P&ducah Friday night. They do a big business with small pageant. boats running up the Cumberland ~· 1 .' , 'i1 ·,'<' . . . . ,_,,::~ · )VASH!NGTON • Tlo ,;,.4..., ··-"'·" thebe_sn,......... 111.•<lh• . ~- . ' h ' " r.~.,;;..! ' \ ··v . S. Air, ·Sea Might Confronts North . meeUna:a..t9 boost "'e rlv.~r bust • . , Larry D. Circle, son of Mr. ·and Mrs. Douglas Circle, ' Racine, wlll · ~ observing a birthday in Vietnam on May 1 and would undoubtedlY be ~eased to hear from local rriendl. A graduate of Southern Hlgh School In Racine ln 1~66, Larry enlisted in the service in 1968. 'lbe adfress Is Pre. Larry D. Circle, US 51885931, !84th Ordinance Bll. (AMMO) Provisional Giard Command; APO San Francisco 96226. ALUMNI REUNION TIME Is drawing ne£:f1Rce more and this brings much work on the local scene. At present efforts are being made to compile a _list of Pomeroy High School Alumni members who have died since May, 1968. D' you can enlighten the committee, please call Nora Rice, 992-3759 or Thelma Jeffers, 992-7317. ' ' ·:- . . . .· .:.· .· protection. In odler deveiqnnents Satur· Nixon met !or a hall an hour dar. with PO<tuguese Foreign Minis· Tbe President • - t h e ' ter Alberto Franco Nogueira to swearing In ceremonies of new discuss Portuguese. American assistant for consumer affairs, relatlODJ and received a courteVirginia Knauer, 54, ol Phtladel- sy call from Prince Bernhard pbia. "Any woman Who wiD tell from the Netherlands. her age can a:e.t the nnulactuHe awotnted. Malcolm Tom, ren in thia country to tell .the 52,~ a veteran State Department i ~·· ~ • · . , Esea·<J1 ·es CaPtured B Patr0 1 H : ~ ~· ·~f' tee stw:ly this week. section ao:l would wait until an-In a Senate study coounlttee other stu:ly committee held this week, Rhodes' state college hearing on the tax prq,oasls in bill, which provides for new the bill. levels ot higher education in Administration moves toward Ohio was set tor its secom · fectlve dates, they added SAIGON (UPO- U.S. illllltary sourcea said Saturday Communlst rorce1 ._ve destro.)'ed 234 more tllen 300 yards inside the zane on Friday. The bodies of ltve Communist soldiers were spotted in the area after the barrage, apokesmen said. It was the 82nd uaignificant.. Incident AmerlcarJ aircraft since launching their winter-fil)I'IIW offensive on Feb. 23. The latest loas was a hellc(l)ter shot down Frida.)'• Americans in the buffer strip since the United States halted bombing of The sources said tbe United North VIetnam last Nov. 1. U.S. BS2s fi.ew rour missions killing all n.. aboa.nL Statea has loot 162 hellc~ro over South Vtetnarn Frida)' valued at more than $4tlmUiloo night ond earl)' Saturday, car. la the etght.-week--old c..nm~ deplt!es spoiled tile Di~ COLUMBUS (UPJ) - Gov. James A. RhOO.es' mmtbus edu-cation bill wlll move into the limelight oC legislative commit. Loss Set at 234 Since Feb. 23rd 1PJ11 and a bow and ar-. ThoJ nlllbod him o1 his wallat CUI· tilnlns about $26 and Oed In bla Amanda Man of the pagea:Dt. Holdlai the poster is Bill Grueaer, chamber preside!L Others, left to right, are Kermit Walt<Ja, Fred Morrow ant Jack caney. Governor's Omnibus Schools Bill In Limelight of Committee Study V. S. War Planes ATHENS, Ohio (IJPO - The ObfD Youtlt Commlnlon wUI docldo wholller to ~ dloclj>llr>. ..,. octlon qalnll tllree - . tilled oic-s !rom the Zeleokl Youtlt Comp In VInton Cwrri;J' who threatened a Delaware couple and thair three cblldren wta. a alxrlpt late Friday. · The Juvooiuos' walked IWI1 lroin the operated by lba Falrlleld· Sdtool For l!cQ's, and soon en...-ed Dr. orrcl' Mro. w. K. - .... who wllh thalr cl!lldren, Allee, 6, David, ~..11111 Roger, 2, wore looldbs at an old ra1ltoad Caboole. ' The llllYslclan said the ..,. throoteaed them with tho shot. ' 11IE POMEROY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Ml" South· era Ohio Pageant Committee looks over one or lhe advertising palters tor Saturday night's event. The chamber is co--sponsor gTOOJl would con1ider onb' that J auto near NeiiGriVIIIe, A radio allirt btouibt tile lllibWI1 Patrol Into tile wUd CbaiO, wblcb -lllo e.e-s• .... plunpd Into a dltdt '"' ObfD 682 mrlll ofhoro.Th;bo¥s...,..pldod ·1111: ailll rotrrmOd iD tile CIDIP. Betty Rawllrws, co-poeral chairmao on behall ~the Pamero)' Chamber of commerce. • " - ftcense day eare certera. -Create a new state eontrollirw board. -Enlarge tbe poll'ers o1 pcl't . authortttea. ofllcftiil with ~~ ,~,• chift; """" John r.l.~·'· .,.,..,terit¥,~ laot' 'IIOI'k '!hearing. .. •• 4 .,.E....... h on Oltio c.ilia.. lence ln-iii!irq>e, 'l!f~,lhro<MfEil:c!y;• pla.""io eJI)Ialtf' " WtOII~ ha"'''lltir!Mlllectoi!Ollilfj '"'' The bill got oilpport trOIII'the"""sfoii OriE.ceni(¥, ~ U, : ambassador to CzecliOslo- the w.rioua a&Pei::ts of the mas· portions of the omnibus educa· Ohio Board ot Regents' Chan-Permit state Htghlfl)' Pava~ He succeeds Jacob Beam sh-v btll to the House Education tlon bill, aides said. cellor John D. Millett last trol officers to be used in eoga.. who I• now the amba111dor to Committee oo Tuesday nigt1t. Those portions which W"oold week. He told the Serate Edu- ty or city riots. Malec.. McElroy said he would dis- require new or additioml cation, Health am Weltare - Strengthen campus dl.aorder cuss just the education portion money to implement could be Commlttee the bill was a place laws. oi the bUl, since the education set back Into the 1970s tor er- to beglrL ·-Set standards (Dr sherift ~ ihorlf!'s MAKING FINAL PLANS FOR SoiurdaY rQitl'o IOta ern Ohio Pageant overaC~t~oftoaare, lel! to l'lll!lt. Mrs. Poor! Welker, co-ceneral chairman represem:IJ:W XiC•mma Mu a.p. tor of Beta Sigma Phi Sororlt;y, .......,.....lng OJ'liiDIAtlorll Mn. 1lorllara Betzlng, oorol'it;y cba,pter president, ulllrL oor IN 11r11 IIDAllee N•se, vet-eran Ilia !llnmel ~­ fclrmll', wm apeD tid• Jtll''• J)RCIIED ery. MrL IOta - · Olllo ~ with pundleo to ''II ~ Frlandl COUld' Seo Ills - · 1111 ''HeUot Dolb"' to iDiz'O. duce corrtootartl• to the oudl· .... r.r tho Orot time. ATTEN!ll) IIEMORL\L IWI~ (IJp1) _ ~nlllh elder o1 atate Gen. FnneliCO Franco · presided Saturday it official .~ DIOIIIOl'lal oernCH !W I'Drmor QtMn VI~ Eupnla at lladrld'l ctnal'tb o1. · SU · Frl.actaco ' Bl <lrallllo. Vlctoi'll Eupnto ·"IJ'ut!ICIQ ln Lauum, swttHr· 1artt1, ·whore 1111 11\'oo!ID nils tor 18 )....-.. · lito ftl' burled tjM.I"rlcca¥•. r.. ' ' · nlll clrh• and 72 airt>lanea ranalnl !rom small spotter craft to multl-mllllon dollar Jot f'llhter-bombers. c.inmunlst groundrtre was rovorled to have knoc:ked down 75 V.S. bellcoptero and 14 airplane& Another 87 hellcop. tors and 58 planes were aald to ha'" been destroyed by munlll CIIIIIDO- and sireD lire on tile ground or In unamouncod raldo cner Looo. Tho an Amerlcano killed were aboard a big CH4? Cbll!IJ!!k. tranljiOI'I hellclJIIter , which wu olrot down J'1 iDUes . rtprllrrrell of An 011!1!1 In lhe ·o lllll'tbem quarter province ot QUarw: Nam. · In olhtr donlCJII-.: V.S.. Army artillerY crews , fln\l Into tho llllnilltarlzed z- Oli<IZ) Iller Commualat trocva. wore oboenod a little c.m. dropping at least 350 tons of bombs 011 Communist troq> concentratloas, base camps, bunker comt1lexea, mllltary structures, weapons positions and SotJJ)i)' alld storage areas. Spokesmen said the targets were In Ta,y Nlllh and Long Khanh provinces northeast and - e a t of Solgnn. American beodljiBrtera announced that tho U.S. 1st Marino Dl.tslon launched a mul-llallon oearcho<lnd-clear ot>Oradoo named "Muskogee Meadow" tn an area 20 miles o~ot of lla Narw 011 Al>rll 1. 1broogh Friday, 11>okesman aald tho CIDIIIOlae had killed 130 cmur..nlot ooldlero, U.S. caSialUet were :placed at 16 killed and 117 woundo4 , :r _ Wo111 Say Yeot or No CINCINNATI Cloudo SOWle, No major billa were set !or candidates. floor wtes Monday OT Tloeoda,y The legiolaUve study comml~ when legislators •• n town last tee .. wellare problem. and Thursday for the weekend. administration tn Ohio wa1 to But. House leaders saki emphatically they wanted to get firel lower chamber study work and Door discussions done on the governor's apprq~riations bill by the eOO of the month so it could go to the Senate tor consideratioJL While a noor vote on the bill was not e~ectecl this week, committee action was leaning toward a hardworking. cootroversial discussion. Several Democratic amen;Jmenta aad some RepOOiican amendments were in the offing - marzy- of the changes promising substantial changes in welfare, education. aOO pay areas. Other bills up for hearings this week would: - Manda.le statewide fluoridation or drioking water. .ABM Certain To CoJne Says Mr• Goldwater hold ita organizatiooal meeti~:W Wednesday morning, The cm~­ mlttee was appointed ln FebnJ.. ary by joint resolution tA. the House and Senate, with 1lx members ot each chamber alsigned to delve into the welfare problems of the state. Cornell Building Is Held By United Press lntern&Uoaal At least three persona were lnjurdd Saturday wheo more than 200 black st:ldeJU 1oak over the administration buUdlqr at Cornell Unlversl(¥. Black mililarts · treed the AtlaiD Universicy trUitees who bid been beld prisoners lor more than 27 bouro. Elsewhere oo the mUcll't troubled college - · · • sit-In by a splinter IP'OIII ol tile MIDDLETOWN, Ohio (UPtJ- 3tudenta f.., o llemocmtc U.S. Sen. Borry Goldwater 1111S So<let,y I)IDS) ended ot Coibe !eels COngress will adopt tho b1a Unlversley's Homlltoo HaiL anti • llolllotlc mlsslle systmn HoaV)' ' rain _...nil)' oYorlod prqN>Sed b)' President Ntxoo. any reaction at Ohlo'1 ~ He aald the OJ'IIIIDlent over State Unlverolt;y to the Ol'Nit ol tho pl'OJ)oaal would "...,.rate !lnclourU studto-rlol 10011~~ tho bo¥o from the girls" In Ill · . . , _ w•w C<qreoa. an earller cioinooatradari. . uwe are going to aepar· Hurwer strike~ by .Wnta rate tho chickeD& from tho otb- contlllled ot ibe Unlwral(f <I. er blrdt," said Goldwater. "And J thiR< tha other blnla Dr. ottlleUnlYOroltr o1 ~ Collep ol Law, aald Satur<lor' he,.., ''not 111 1 pos!Uon 1o ........r• ,.. 1 , Chic All o aDd· Ntctlww.triirt. unt-sll,)'. · ' •· Tho "'beU!ous ·lllaolb<lllklflljM stormed Into tho b<!Udl!lll ot lllto<a, '__.., •• , ,. p-ot /!'.CGnllll'a P~., • ..,...... , are, plng to win. ·""Thank God we haw o mOl· l tary and Industrial ._lex" In tho courtley the former RellubIIcon preoldentlal ..- t a aold. , rtport lbat be ~ been ~ Goldrrotar -alao ·ollackool tar- took •.,... , , utho-prelllll!!t!ifObloU · ' ~ ·s. _.._ ~ oer!!ltt ! · ·. mer ~aee •·-• - · ' ' ' , M~ ol aald l1o illd a ' iood 'JiJb 'In ' dl,..-inloi the a. ·L· !Jnltod "llo did not i.' �.. ·' ,, ...- r ' ', . pr l~q )ana o1 freiil!\ oot ol cth- ~I ~· R. ,•'N · clnoati .(vr lltjritlngtoo •firms ..,. ,flo!n· . 01')' trlli The .PI~kot. amallelt ' ~~ lo, ~ "'~ ~ Larry D. son of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle, Racine, wtll b~ observing a birtbda.y in Vietnam on May 1 and would undoubtedly be pleased to hear from localtrlends. A graduate ot Southern High School in Ralllne ln 1966,_Larry enlisted in the Hniee In !968. · The aMress Is Pre. Larry D. Circle, US 51885931, 184th Ordinance Bn. (AMMO) Provisional Qaard _ Command; APO San FranciS«> 96226. AlUMNI REUNION TIME la drawlng near once more and this brings much work on the local scene. . At present efforts are being made to compile a List or Pomeroy High School Alumni members who have died since May, 1968. u you can enlighten the committee, please call Nora Rice, 992.3759 oi- Thelma Jeffers, 992-1317. THE SCREENING COMMITTEE to select winners of scholarhips this year under the ''lJollars ror Scholars" program will meet this week to begin Its chore. Meetings of the committee have been set for 7:30p.m. on Monda.y and Wednesday at the Coll!mbus and Soothern Ohio Electric Co. rooms in Mid:lleport. Making up the committee are John Riehle, superintendent of the Eastern Local School Di!trlct; Mrs. Theron JOhnson, R~clne: Mrs. Tlteodore T, Reed, Jr., Pomeroy; Mrs. Arnold Richards and Gene Harris, Middleport; Mrs. Fred Williamson, Rutland, and Mrs. Duane Stanley, Harrisonville. Mrs. 0. B. stout Is In charge of the committees' function as a part of the annual program designed to provide higher education for students. BRYAN M.'\RSHALL, SEVEN-YEAR-OLD SON of Mr. and Mrs. Charles C, Marsha!!, Hemlock Grove, hospitalized more of th.e time over the past few months, is again confined to Children's Hospital in Columbus. He ts a \'ictim of cystic fibrosis. Bryan is especially glad to receive mail. Cards may be sent to the Columbus hospital. MONDAY EVENING AT 8 P.M., DREW WEBSTER POS!' 39, American Legion, will hold post t!l'erlasting services for departed members or the past year. During the evening pictures or three servicemen whll have lost their lives in Vietnam during the past year will be presented to the post. The three men's pictures will represent the marines, army and navy , The old post colors will be replaced with new ones during the ceremonies. A VOTE OF THANKS TO KENNY HYSELL of the Jays. In order to give the Miss Southern Ohio Pageant- produced at quite an expense and loads of labor - next San.trda.v night every possible break, Kenny cancelled his popular weekly teen dance so that the hop would be no distraction crowd-wise to the pageant. . · y. nan OR 50 ears ...,., ~ . R... . 'Ver . . . " Jde. cbl't get; lt. . . lod routeo tn 1ptteo(al! ' the rlveio:. totn Q.'<ar J!arrett and ·ii:'Jpl.tn · 0,;."~1' k t meett1111 tp boos.t th8 r,lv, lr l>ual.- :, ~~ 0, CtPe ahd ~rs WJP.. r · ma.~ 1 ~ ·, . ~ .... the "cln<limatl marinO' • titer~~·· .' ' nell ~I ..ve been held In llln- . nd ' . th' ""' . L.,, h DIJ' . . · tlJiiiO<\ ~~ dli!ere~j ttmeo <llrlne WIJ'S a !!!"rate '• ,.ant"'"' " ~·hd•· ,. ' ' has• been Iii the, • hOndo ol a re-· ~ "' ' • ' '· ' the past • v.e.ars. , <.·· ••-~o~~~.u ·:J'Ile cb;i; 'Gr'eone m!'l!es ihree eet.,.r lot 119J!ie time past. ""'':".J;. ···.v · · n:-- rouDdtrips~WeekBivtn&Hun ..' ttnotoo, the, beSt '"··"· teethe ,,, ~lt.Y 1 ' .. l"~: "'~jt \i· .. :c~~ .~~~· :·l'Moran of.'·~-:... A:.}: .. ,:, 0 e~.· ' ' ' Eittoliurjlj li lliperliltendlrii IM illsDilintl=.,'ot ··• 'fll•rocJ.a¥ "• ·,· ·. . · TnJ 11•• .t. . back this morning, The Bowyer wUI be operated 'f) the CLDnberland River. ' · ... · R Is not likely Chat so good a steamboat as the Bowyer will River. · Ohio River has .Hen her last ever again be in the trade. captain S. C. Gardner will give coaJ nee~; In the opinion or A. It is understood that Captain hisattentlontohiscoa.Jminenear P. Neigh, traf(ic ·expert or the Gardner will retire from the Bladen. Captain Gardner has been Pittsburgh Chllmber or comsteamboat business and Captain an incessant worker. He has mei'ce. He be1ieVe11 that the war Dick Brown who has been clerk kepi the pac!ret BowYer In good had nothing to do l'lth the dison the Bowyer states that he has shape and he made some money appearance ol coal boats on the no intention or securing a boat 1n the GalliPolla - HunUngton Ohio River and that river contU~ for the trade. We are informed trade. lie sold out at ~ good tiona will remain &II they are so that a Greene Line boat will not' price and he does not expect to far as coal shipments are conbe entered In the Gallipolis - ever again ~backintothesteam- cerned. He bases this statement Huntington trade. boat ga~e. ~lppers along the on a study of the location oi coal Wharfmaster Donally states route will greatly miss the Bow- fields down the river and ship. that the through Greene packets · yer. ping rates. He does nOt, however, wiU carry trelgllt between GalllEfforts are being made to in- predict that river traffic is a polis and Huntington twice a week duce Captain TaMer to enter the tiling of the past but rather prebut will charge one dollar per Hazel Rice in the Gallipolis - dlcts great shipments of bulk rnalanding that is not a regular Huntington trade. The Rice Is terlals ot~r than coal ttds sumwharfboat landing. Captain Don- now ruMlng up the Kentucky Rlv- mer it a good shipping stage ill ally hopes that someone wlU en- er. maintained. He says: ter a boat in the trade but suit"Pittsburgh coal is now used able packets are very scarce. APRIL 16, 1919 - The Kan- exclusively In the Pittsburgh DisThe BowYer ts the last or the awlla River towboat crews re- trict or within a reasonableradtlocal steam packets in a short fused a reduction of wages de- . us of Pittsburgh and riO longer trade 011 the Ohio !Uver between mandcd by coal operators, weare wlll be towed to down river informed, andwalkedofftheboats points. There does not any IonMarietta and CinciMatl. Tuesday. ger exist a necessity for the A prominent towboat captain cross shipment of coal from one APRIL 15, 1919 - Captain Frank Wright piloted the C. C. here 1\lesda.v evening stated that field. up stream, past or over Bowyer as rar as llyntington and the towboat crews were ready to another." Captain Alex Massie who takes Captain James Hood took the pac- accept a cut in wages when the ket on lo Cincimati. The new coal operators reduced the price care of the Uwttlngton whartboat owners or the BowYer expect to of coal and the cost of living was complains that Hu.ntington bustnessmen are not giving the Chris reach Paducah Friday night. They reduced. Greene proper support. MasSie do a big business with small APRIL H, 1919 - The upper says the Chris should have 75 boats running up the Cumberland . · APRIL 18, 1919 _ captain John w. Lane cle$1.,es us to state that he will give the people the best service IJO&!IibJe with Jds recent purchase, : the ferryboat Francis. APR!L kaci~ and PoinbrQY llhce'tlie traciton cars Quit. tjtf.-i:&n • ~-~at~~E~~'~""~~~;;~;1 greer; Total A Pf.osier. atzed · ·sieamboat would. make ·some,. 1money . In thB this year- 1.91 Galll~ ~ ~ttacte now : year;-,;:;:;~~~~ ODC4 ·i·lbce th8 " e i ' left. n., ani~U · e;i·. ~t I . T¢!l tll~!at.e .~ Mi.e riuuP.D& froln 19, 1919 - The tow~ Crown Cliy to.Hun~ around • J' ,,~· Mothers are the nicest peqde - So warm alll sweet and givinsl so bullY bel~ mother. there's little time to enjoy It UPtU children ar.e ~n alii gone. That's when mothers reall,- aJpre~'t.. ate fine professional portraits ot chUdren and . ' ·'·. \ tn . _·AMOTitER'S MEMOli ESt . . . MER.GREATEST lOYSI ~MAYH - S. Air, ·Sea Might Confrorits ,No'r.th Ko WASHINGTON (IJpJ) -U.S. :!!'ii>lllgon,e Otcllta were belle1YOd to : have resumed Sotur. 4ai' oyer the Sea ol Jopan with 11 ~ bilckllw at ~rotect~w air .... ' .,.. .POwer led b,y the . . 111'\lle!\1'1' New .JerolQ', ·· · "~ 'qtl Derense Department r~ , . O.Hcl to commem On (l'teratlon--~. ,., aspects oC the latest Far . ·, ~st conlr..otauon, but mllltal')' ~ · ~tea lrdl.cated · President · Nl•'• order to conU~aae the ~inance intasions wa.s • t!atr1e4 ootp~. · ·_. Abou\ 100 jet !lahlero, DI81\Y ·Iii them F4C Phantoms capable ~: oftl)1ng t:t 1,400 miles per hour. ·. ;, '6lr"""' "ff'l on lmmedtote call · at basos South Korea. Besides ~ New Jers91, which headed back toward the westera Paeiftc Thursday, the day before It woo to have docked at ~-'!leach, Callt, .· ?'- · or tw~t· .'tenft ~lera were prOIUIIlect ·to be steamiJW .lm.ani thOSeai>!JIIjllll. ~ ~~ a fiat Ia ·MOTHERS DAY . • I. ·' F ld ,has had rot severil )'earl. · · · ""' bl• "" towboli· " ~ GALLIPOLIS_ Sale or the c. c. Bowyertlastlocalltel~packetolltlieOhloRiver,"beiween'Mar-- With rites the 11ame1 the b9at A}lce. · . at the "bmlej"ardtt r 83 · •··• ,·, • -~letla aad Cincinnati, left the old Freneh Clt.Y' without a paokot In the O&lllpollo-!J- tnde. tlneo s~ld be preferred by "" ,the ~Ia River: '. Sa~=~ ' 1 Here Is tllal story snc1 others from the ruV.r News ol the O&Uipollo Dally Ttlbunoio Juit 50 J"U'' ohtilPerl. ' FnliSf/1 ID all Wlnla All~ b\11!1 In 1871. !lie ,wao. . . · • ' comm~ . b•o1 .~~' ·"'·'·. r~. -. Jlo.! the. .,,.. ago: . ~ b, etween Clnclnnatl, Uunti~ . , . · ··· . Gallipolis a1Kf Charleston ~an be If On bel last trip. J ~~~ APRIL 14, 1919 - THE GALLIPOLJS.IIuntlrcton packet C. C. Bowyer haslie~n sold bY Cli>laiD ~ndled inuch quicker b,y boot , ;r!l8 : 811l!'ll 'i !"' bbat Twlll&hl . "":~~age s. G. Gardner at a good price to Paducah. Ky., parties whO came here SUndAy aDCI tOok the boat than by rail. has bleen l'U1IliC two trl.pll a da,y the week . \ ID · tiOn ~ase ~11e· ~ eni;lrie8ra be~ ' Wbi'III...,,.;IM!til!itoniJH!r- lot• •"'• · cooJ~ , 1!1"' a !!heel.. Chant I favor &hipping by flU '·II ~ao !>.looi reJ><)rted 1\11! c.p.;r \' In the '.' ' Radar aurveiJllnCe Is provid· lnllltrated North Korean o1r tos cliO ~c"l!''ls.,..~ lllsflta with rpcl< ......, at 11\1'· N.rlli Korean takeol!1. The Whl.te Hoose "'id ·new omen Saturday dlat "the lJkeH.. hoed Of survtVora Is wcy pooru near))' nve d&Ya after two Nordl Koroan Mig lighters ohlll down an u1Bl'111ed U.S. N~YI' ol-onlc lntelllgonce plane with 31 J8t men aboard. The search contl.med In the Sea or Japan. The USS Tucker, one or lour deatroyere taking part, returned to Sasebo, Japan. wUh aircraft wreckqe and . . the bodies of two crewmen recov.. ered tram the water•• The United State,a. awaited a North Korean reply to Ito ornclal protes4 delivered Thursday ntgllt at the trU<O village of Pamnlllllom, but State Depart. ment omciala conceded that U anrl when it came, It was llkely to be an Utllcceptable lMl11tence thet the u.s. plane ha4 ljii.Ce. Nboln tOOl hi• ...,, c!llller· ence Friday that .118nola picked ... not only ~· Amerlcon but 1>1' Norlll' llor"'!D oJid sO.iol rodoro oa well l,.d conllm~ \hit the plone ha4 never ll>Pi'oochod closer; t111n 4G :to the North Korean · · - . N<CjJt ' • 1 lidloo ' • Korea clalJna a 1z...lla ~ttor­ lal o1r and sea Ibn!~ 11ie Preaklent 111"" no 1J1tica.. tlon what f'urtlter act!Gn he woold order II ~.S. reetllllaiooance mloolcna- !.ow trouble frOm North Ko<ea. The While HOU,Ie 111d It lale!r of no dliCUIIIiODI, II reJ)Ortell'iDscme accounta, ' In which ·WI- hod told members of C(qre1111 U.t aa.v DIW lnc:ldert would be met Gowned the Na'l' ~ !litltln ' I low mlrutel at mooi o11er iiiiJ' -oultoooi. Booed .., fodor roporll to the plane'o h!>m• . bl!oe at Alougi, 'Jopen, the Plane liU "alerted tO the fact ihat an alllck ,., JIOislble," the Pentqoa uld, ani the Pia• 'aborled. Ito mtolllon. It """ ileodlJW """~' fr1111 North Koroa wllen tt .wu attacked about 90 mUoa !l'CIIl shore. Military erperto concluded that the two M!Gs had been determlnod to be flllll8 an "intercept" e<llrse with the plaM leoa than 10 mllllteo llWII' from their t&rle~ The PentagoO would not oay whether the U, S. radara were OJIOl'lt!Jw from the sround or air, There are a llllllber ot American radar otattoas not far below the Korean Demilitarized z- alocw the 38th poraltet and on olfahore Sooth Korean with Instant re4altodon. While House and PellilgOII ot&lemento left oo that radars had spotted, tracked ond determined the preboble Pur· poae of the two MlGs that lolanls. .. }' ~imtt • imtintl . ';VOL. IV NO. 12 SUNDAY. APRIL 20, 1969 ··grandch~dren. Honor your mother tbia way with DQrtrlits ,ol her own. dearest Po;terltY. tea quite~ nicest kind of Jiving. IJlill, GROVER'S STUDIO Phono 992·2475 For Appoln!ment MIDDLEPORT PAGE 13 ~ixon Putting Midnight Oil On Tax Reform Aiding Poor MAKING FINAL PLANS FOR Soturdoy .qt:t'a lflu ern Ohio Pageant overa...,ofteaare, left to rigll41fro. Pearl Welker, <Oi!Oneral chalnnan represeattos X!GammalfuChlp. tor ol llela Si8ma Phi SCJI'orlf.y, ~ orpniAUcio; Mrs. llarbara Betztng, oOI'U'IiY ~r president, IIIII llrL Betty Rawllrwa, •<>1!"aeral chairman on bellall at the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce. THE POMEROY CHAMIIER OF COIIMERCE Miss South· era Obto Poaoant Committee looks over one ol the adverllsiog posters !or Slturday night's event. 1be chamber ls co-sponsor or the pageant. Ho1dlDg tbe poster il Bill Grueaer I chlmber president. others, left to right. are Kermit Waltcm, Fred Morrow alii Jack carsey. Governor's Omnibus Schools Bill In Limelight of Committee Study l·zl• / , THE .BEST BUYS IZI 5 DAYS ONLY Cornell MONDAY, APRIL 21 THRU FRIDAY, .APRIL 25 :, Bull~ WE HAVE 85 NEW UNITS IN STOCK. SHIPMENTS ARE COMING IN D.AILY. WE MUST MOVE THESE CARS TO MAKE ROOM! ~itary Prisons .... , Is Held Get . ft·' :'~urpise lnspeetions ' EVERY NEW CAR AND .TRUCK IN STOCK REDUCED FOR THIS SALE 6647 6646 6447 6647 6647 6647 6439 6439 6647 Stock Ho. 539 608 558 557 517 550 629 597 619 SALE PRICE 4605.15 4894.30 3855.85 4262.45 3698.15 4478.40 4701.80 3699.80 4493.55 •' I BUT Model Ho. I 3917.00 4199.00 3215.00 3704.00 3167.00 3871.00 4044.00 3170.00 3885.00 Modol No. Stock No. Sticker Prlce 6439 6447 5636 5511 569 511 603 601 618 591 4331.95 4356.85 3883.65 2997.00 3008.55 3435.90 3284.20 3568.65 2877.70 5411 3636 3636 3667 3369 590 600 562 SALE 3758.00 3776.00 33~4.00 2616.00 2625.00 :.175.00 2957.00 3186.00 2633.00 Model No. Stock No. Sticker Price 3637 3639 3469 540 ,59.9 561 457 462 512 483 487 452 3360.50 3457.20 . 3051.00 3510.30 3803.30 2924.50 3098.75 33411.911 4008.85 ' 3&46 . 1427 1427 1427 2437 2437 SALE PRIC :.115.00 3094.00 2711.00 3152.00 3342.00 2656.00 2798.00 3003.00 Modol Ho. StockH Sticker Prlco 2437 475 4100.00 2337 ' ~ 2337 451 CE1~04 554 GSll:KI5 434 4287 438, 2437 573 2337 . .576 ' nM.40 . 3240.8o 2895,00 . 3051.50 418M3: '· .....Slerllf'a deiiUtte• IJIIQitad the ,' ''WASIIINGTON (IJPi) - Saaale that at hlo r - Ule Ani\!' to auto b88l' NelaoDYllle. A radio lll\'estlgatora have started diq,. preporiJII ''• .'fu!ll delalled alert broulhl the IIIPWIIl Pa~~ tn lor surprlselnspectlcN r - J at the Pnlll<llo oaalr,•tn trol Into 111e wild chloe, which ~~~ mUitary prlacms in tM wake which the 21 l!iol.dler-prlaonera eDded Whal tbe etciJIHI' Ul' :'ill· ""!'fk.lnla by 21 ooldlers staged a olt.c!Gwn . strike laol .PllllliOd Into a dlteh .., Ohio 882 'el.rplj ' '\lith mutt~ at the Oc~ 14, two d&Yo alter Pvt. not'lh athere, ~bQyswereplck· · Pruldio stockade In california, Rtclard Bunch, 20, wu shot ad up and rolul'lled to the eamp. · wao dltcleoed Saturday. ond ldUed bY a guord In 'an Charles E. ~. II· aUgect eocape attq~ and Alan CranakNI, I). released a letter they 1\'Gm senate .Armed Chairman Jolm Slennll ' Amanda Mim Dies Nfl1U' Lancaster inwoUptpra had made "a ft:.~" , LANCASI'ER, Ohio (IJPI) '- A car-truck CQ!IIIIon .., U. s. 22 dallied the .... bore....,. ,llte'atRichard'l'mllut.i3, Amanda. . ' · Alllllorlllea llld blo car ""' ~ta•oltnc al ~ hl1h rOle at opeod """" It pt....... 'IDIII a puked tnrcl<. Press IDtenati.Oial three petl(llJ were Saturday when more By United At least iniur..t IIECIIED OUT IN lido a... ery, Mra. Allee N•ae, vet.,... IIIIi Bend !llaslrel performer, W1U cwea tlds ,..r•a llloe Souther• Ohio Poaoant with pu'Odlea to ••u My · FriendS COUld See Me Now" ard uRtDo. Dolly'' to Introduce -..tants to the ondl· en<e ,... the flrot time. To Come Says Mr. Goldwater than 200 black studenta over the administration bullcttrw at Cornell Unlverolt.Y• Blaek militants · freed the Allalota University trustees who IIMf been held prisoners lor more than 27 hoors. El se"here on the •tlan'• troobled college CIJDPUN, a sit-in b,y a oPiinter llJ'OOW> 01 the 3ttdents lor a Demoeratlc Society (SDS) ended at Oll101t· bla University's Hamilton HalL Hea'l' · rain apparently a>'ertod an.y reaction at Ohio's Kelt Stale Unhorslt.Y to the arnot at lour sludenta on cbar&N ol lnciUIIti In riot In COII'OICilOn with an earUer demcmatntloil. Hunger atrlkel by ltudBitl contblled at the UnhoralQ- r/. Chlcaco ond N~ UniYel'siiJ', . , :t~~;~ The reboUlouo. stormed Into the buUdl!ll at llba<a, protest .~ Cornell'• program"' r•u.. · -- atudeD~s."' ., cMUIIJ!&~. t I �,. .• Dfl:ir~en;'Jfi~~~:· OJi~~~tJ: fil/ . · · ; u- 'l1lt ~ rbao..soaunel, Sunday, Aprll20, 1969 Stilied,. ·.Tree House is fun fo~r Cluff Nephew .. . 'I": I., • .' •'· ]· > ; "'i ' ' . Small wonc1er ¥~ a u,;,m-. . wa work la never done" epcially' II thO WOOWI·I• MrL F M. Cllll! North Second Ave~ · MlddleP;rt. · AwareJjl,y finding allttletlme oo her hands, and I o t s 0( "•craps., around the house, Mrs. Cluff has created a <~tree house-' tar her five-year-old Mphew, Ke"'n Weldon. woo JQakes h i a home with Dr. aod Mrs. CJutr. Windows, stairways, at:rapa or lumber and other parts or the tree house were just lying arolUild · the former Calderwood ., I ' • ' ' < ' ~ ~rty Which Dr. and Mrs. ctufr have been remv.t.ing. , · N<s. Clul! decl<led ·• .1 r e e hOuse would provide exciting adventures tor her five-year-old .nophew and so "whippod''ll up. The house, plac~ on stilts Ia located ill the back yard ot the hOme. classes begl.nning in 1970. There are three vacancies for the Mill~ tary Acaden\Y, one for the Na~ val Academy, one for the Air Force Academy, and be may nominate 10 to cOmpete for 15 aboUt five dayo. Our bitertt Ia to visit North C..rollna, Viralnla, . . '·nd ~ p t-·•· Pur• Mary~ l•u OMey -·-· pose Or !he triP latoob'!"rviand stlidy rlalry farmlrw practlceo, butwe'UalsovlaltseYeralpoirrts of Interest such10 WWiamsl>urg, Harper's Ferry Getiyoburg and perhaps others. ' Most ot our meeting was de- The house is painted a vivid red with bright blue steps IeacJ.. 1ng to it. There are windows, a lookoUt tower on top and a hammock underneath\ ' ()lite a possession Cor a CiveY@OI'.old boy! July 1, 1970 be at least 17 and not yet 22 years oi age. For additional information, cat- In Our Town KEVIN WEIJ)()N, FIVE, STANDS BESIDE the lrml e"' trance of his lltree house" made by his aunt, Mrs. F. M. ciurt "Kevin" In large black letters across the front leaves no doubt as to whose house it is, Bylllt:k ThoiU8 GAlJ..IPOLIS - The w~ is light iB back - blinking every becrming green again, aiXl. none two seconds. Bobby is tile son of Mr. and too soon, for I'm tired of winter and all ·tlw.t goes '(Vith it. Now, Mrs. Robert M. Betz, Jr., ot don't get me wrong, I lOYe wln- Athens. They've lived In the unl~It'a .gust that I ean't afford vers1Qo toWn l~r tour years. Mrs. I~ ltslil<reased bills. ' But. all jokl._ aside, in my opinion. we are now approaching the most beautiM season oC the year. Or, 1 should say we arealready in it. Spring, that is. But, more specifically 1 mean May aM June. For, June is the most beauti· tul month or the year. Mother Nature is dressed in new finery !¥kl all's rightwiththeworld. Brllb~ blazing sun. blue skies ani a breath-taking freshnessthat's June. May will brlrw about the oper>o iqr of the 23rd season of the Gal· lipolls Bolt Clllb in its Chickama~ basin location. They're preparq for the season with a new section of covered docks. ·And, the Army Corps ot En,tneers are eoml~~g to the res~ cue. 'nley're goi~ to have the creek dredged from i~s mouth to the )Qt elub area. All stumps alii snags wiU be remO\'ed. Then the weekeml admirals _can take !hoot """'nolve boetsolitthrOIJ8h the ehannel without cueiul man. euVIl'lq' arll threat ~(underwat­ er tuards. ll'e hardly likely residents of the Ohio Valley will have to put tV with a Oood this sprillt - al~ though there have been high stages ot water during those moli.hs in the past. One sure sign is that the Coast Guard at He!Xlerson Depot has put the "Bobby-Light" back atq, one of the ice piers on the river~ lronl. THERE'S A STORY behind the "Bobby - Light" or navigation llafit. The navigation aid tlashes a white light on two *orxl ioter'4ls. Earlier thl.s year the Patricia (Pa0 ' Betz has been clerk of the Athens City Council but is resigning May 1. She's expecting her second child in Aug.. usl Pat is the daughter of Mr. alll Mrs. John Bradbury of 43 Locust street. Before moving to Athens, she was assistant court reporter Cor Gallla County Common Pleas Court Cor six years. LAST WEEKEND, I had the pleasure of renewingtheacquah"' tance of an old friend at the Southeastern Ohio Newspaper Association meeting at University men warted ,to 'I"' m We!J'ai ~""'"'~ hi~,: cal' . lhe \00!' .,...l•l~ lacllldo~. ~n~r,'ltlhhitll ~~~:.t •1'1 rthla .Ia lihll wo'll.lnclrl!fe I• the lour agendao atanchloo.,.ru; a<il>dchenl• of p~oijred ,catlle as · .• .. 11.-beautify Vos-s •' . y 01nU uow lo!!.w I"III!Y newer YBtel eaa 1bftome. Tlie~ dalU. ea-. ~. r:em~ved b_y wadlfi!J va~ llloro.Jhl)', bleaeb )lot gallon ol ,W ir!ll water•• Let .illand live •ll!lil:. uies, f!len ~bloe W dry. · , j' S!lft and C eall Again When your ebamols oWlea1 soak Jt Ia Wann water to wbleli a •poollful ol oUve oU has be.. added. Your chamois wW be II 11011 alii dean •• llle day you boaghl IL producdoo leYelo sucli .•~ 16,IJOO ' Ill. ~·· dliry 'ramen,who!>ad at&rti>!! ,- Willi little a!lll'are· oucJ cea•fril tnda,l',liUI had li!acllleve • lhla 'oo lhalr ..... klea·s Oll:hlred iP~.Ind ma~u; an ~ •arrat1P.IIIems, ~lng . ~~:~~:~~~tE grain on ailage...sortlng ~· and · now rree....smlls. , endar,and ,plan for · This .tour will to""'!"' You ll bO gladY~ did. '; 31J ' , 'I" !>e..,.. j,L ' A . . .f/Uif1.'Q ,,~, . , qp.tij · Vera.ue '(IN!II ·. , · • . ' . . -e · ; '· i'> ·. ~O'P JA€KSON - The lira\ lii!J1uil Souil!orn Ohio "AU Breed"·Bull . , · Sole was ~eld at"ltie.PI)re c.wtty Falr~s at Pili~ Wednelday, Apri1 "'16, at 7:30p.m. 'lbtr!r ~ bulls from tllio s best purebred breeding firms averaged $470, Tho loll oeller was a Cllaro' tals bull consigned by Francbes- Miller Moves to Curb Disorders directed to his office, Miller said tile actua1 choosing of nominees and aiWrnates is made by a selection board composed oi communilv leaders from each of the 13 counties in the lOth Congressional DiBtrict. To be eligible, a young man must be a resident of ihe loth Congressional District, and by Merchant Marine Academy va. alogues and application forms, cancies ava11able to Olllo. AltboUP applications for a~ applicants should write to their caclemY ~lments shoold be congressman. ~~:IIi ilnouitg ..;;· ~t,iii'I>'Y· 1111:1 lll1blg .lite vue .wflll a weekotOctobel'· 20,alllwllt~ ~el,aUo,q or %-euP :III!ul4 Invites Nominations WASIUNGTON, D. C. - Appllcanta are now being accopted by Congnsaman Clarence E. Miller tor nomination to the three military academies and t h e Mercbant Marine Academy for B)IY'roN,ff, CARTER . Gall~ Ext. Aiont.• AIJ'l, GALLIPOIJS - Mld,91>1o ValIO.Y 'rtoll'Yiilen alll llielr wl'l's . will Ogain Hir~'·lhl! •oppOrtuni!l to iako an --alate dairy totir this loll:. carl Qook •'!I I ~et with several \l&Wa; ritd Mason CoUnty dalrymeq ani ~ wives last week to draw up plans Cor a 1969 \OUl'• .•• . The buollolr .wtU•bi dl!liiWthe B)' < Inn, at Athens. lie was Jim Comstock, editor arrl pubHsher of the weekly West Virginia Hillbilly at Richwood. Actually, that's the only thing that prompted me to go the meetirw, 1 read where Jim was going to speak at the Saturday meeti11g and we were going up for the Friday night session. I hoped to see him · Friday night,. and I did. Co'instock approached me to do some writing for the HillbilJy and 1 believe I'll take him up on the offer. After all, iC the ren<rNned writer Jesse Stuart donates articles, for which Esquire would pay $&00, to the Hillbilly - I siirl1llJ can, too.·~, ,~j -'!!.r.\ilng old frfeoot"ilitlciilakirt new ones - that's the highlight of these newspaper meetings. Saw Ren Greene, former Pomeroy Daii,J Sentinel employe, Dan Martin, editor, and Min Grimes, columnist, ali or l h e Ironton Tribune. Min and J had a long talk. Her mother was oneofeightdaughtcrs of the late Captain George W, Bay who owned aOO operated the Bay Line or packet boats. She is a regular reader of my Fifty 'Years Ago on the River. I was recently graciously mentioned in her column Min's Chatter. WASIIINGTON, D. C.'- Ohio lOth District Congressman Clar~ ence E. Miller ls co--sponsoring leglstatloo !hal would cut off Federal funds to My U. S. college or university thai Is hit by rioting and disorder If the college administration makes no serious ertort to restore order immediately, ..The problem of campus dis· orders is compounded by weak· willed administrators who do DOl take decJsive action,'' ·Miller slated. 11 1 do not suggest that 1t is the place oC the Federal Gov· ernment to move in and police the colleges, but tlle government does have the resp:Hislbilifltobe sure the tax-PlYer's money.isbe~ lng applied properly. lnstltutims that allow the educational p~ ce asos to stop w!Utoutlaidng cor- onstra.Uons, riots, seizure ot in~ recllve aetloo are not living up Slitutlon property, or oUier dloto lbelr Implied agreement wlllt orders, there Ia a substantial the government to educate t h e disruption olllte operation ollhe great majOrity or studentJ' who lnsiltutioo alll the adllilnistra- caine to college to learn.'' he tive offlclals ol suellimrtl.tuUonS taU to take timely corrective said. uThls legialatioo will Ia no way curtail ll!ildmale dissent and debateonoureampuses. Law~ lui dissent is jult as important a tool In the learnlDe process as textbooks and slide rules. But violent djssenl musi DOl be permitted to dlarupt the education ol orderly studeots," Miller continued. 'lbe provision• olthe blll would require the U, S. COmmissioner ol Education to sullpeltd Federal llnancW asaiatance to lilY hlstltutlon ol higher education at which by reason of violent dem- meaaures. In addition the bUt would ter~oate Federal research and !ellowshlp grants to any !~culty members who par· liclpate in college disorders. Farms, ~c., Weot Sol~m, , which sold I'll' .• 900 .. • 'lbe pur' • vo11 clm10r waa N•• R. 1 ., fl'l' . Farms, Waverly,. . , . The ·top . Ari8iJ.s bUll was ~onoll!rled by llotiry Oitd : R~rta Wbltebead, Graltflllo, i1li<h ioid to John G, Brewoler oi 'Pik'!lon lor $575. , . ' The loll Flliled Heretoi'd bull Ohio state Universit.Y student. Talent - modern acrdlatlc was consigned by Paul D e e r donee. ler a.: ANN HOLTER. Pomeroy, Farm, Sprinilfield, and sold lor $810 to the' !.Overing Her¢otd · · Farm, ~IV~ ;... . ~.e lq>. FOiled g.,l'tl\"!"',buil . wu conali!ited by Lie>id'l\lexan- · der, Wo<)oter, and aoldlOti ;;· 325 to Rlch.ir<[ ~ ~im(. le. 'J'he·-aeven Xniys buill c. ••raged $476; n1.- Polled•Hereloi'd buill; averaPrl $.W31 'ondthe four FOiled Shoi'lh<!rno 'averag- , ed $301. . ,~ which provides reasonable assurance !hal such disorders wUl DOl recur. POMEROY - /. Spot In Your Home? "Mum's The Word'' DUDLEY'S FLORIST have terminated, and the insdtullon allected haa deriaed a plan S.rYlng: Calllpelh, ' Pomeroy, Middleport, (), and Malon Co., W-, Va. KACY CONNER, Col-.o, 446-1777 •• 992·5560 VIRGINIA MAE THOMAS, Drexel tUJJ, Pa., Ohio Vni· veralty stlllent. Talent- singing .. Love Ia Where You Find It.., SUSAN ' M. SEDLAK, New Springfield, Ohio University s.tudent. Talent - dramaUc presentation. ' BONNIE POOLEY, Hamilton, Ohio Uni veralcy sludenL Talent- Hawaiian dance number. DONNA SCHELLING, McLean, Va., MarJetta College student. Talent- guitar number with vocal LAUREN IL!iLEY, Columbus, Ohio University student. Talent - modern dance number. CHERYL PASKY, ParkoroDurg, W. Va., Marj.etta Col.. Jege student. Talent - dra- matic presentation. • ; Ohio VnlveraU~ student. Tal"' ert - modern jazz manber. HJt's good to see yw hei'e &more our hearts and nowers." Theae lyrics to the hit tune, "U MJ' Friends Could See Me Now," by Big Belli Mi~trel fOCili&t, Mra. Allee Nease, Yrlll B1art the ftllh altltlllll Mi" - r n Ohio Papallt rolllag at &:10 p. m. saturday niglll at lite Melgo Junior Hit!~ School in Pomeroy, Members of the Big Mlnalrel Asaoclalioo will be on halkl Cor the al'llll81 event aDI thelr muaicalllllllbers between segments ol the cC~q>etitlCII wlU., for the most part. carry out the "Hearts alii Flowers" theme used tor this Y81ll''s event. , In di!Uon to the mloalrel elllertellllluni, COI\teslanls in the pageant will preaent a wide range of ialertl in their acts d!irlltlllte competltioa. They are judged on these acta is wen as appearances in evening gowns aod awimsults. Weeki o1 work have II""' Into the !lllh atullal event ..,...ored by the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce 81:11:1 Xi Gamma Mu a..pter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, 'lbe pageant it lor girls either llvlag or allendlng college in the Cola counties ot Washington, Gallia, Athens aad Meigs aid contestants will be guests in various homes of Pomeroy am Middleport while in town to take part in pageant activities. Three of this year's contestants are Crom out of the state - Pemsylvanla, ants. The Judl!lrw panel will include one judge Iran each olllte loor counties plus l.anni.!lr Porterfield, Sa.Biusli;y, who will represent lhe Miso Ohio Pagean<. The new Miss Soothern Ohio will npresent this area lD the Miss Ollio Pageant at Cedar Point this sununer. Adwnce dckets may be purchased at a reduced price through next Friday eveni!W at the New York ClothiDg House ar.:l SWisher and Lohse Drug Store In POOteroyj the Fui-Valu Market la. Racine, aad at Ballr Clothier arwJ Dutton's Drugs ln Middleport. In addition. a box omce sale o1 tickets, still at the reduced price, will be conducted at the Meigs Jwllor High School auditor.. hun next Saturday tram 1 to 3 p. m. The 1969 pageant Is under the diroctioo of Bob HoeOich. VIrginia and Wool Virginia. Making several a,wearances 1n this year's event. l.ncludq the entertalmne_!lf. portion or the pageant, wUI be Mise Laurie Schaefer, Columbus, reignirag as Miss Southern Ohio ofl968,and Miss Glori;; Buck, Pomeroy, Miss Southern Ohio of 1967. This year's pageant has been given overwllelming suwort by business houses ol the areas which are providing prizes tor the winners in additloo to tl'q)ldes alll remembrances Cor all contest- JENNIFER SMITII, Fairborn, Ohio Untverslcy student. Talent - dramatic presenta.. tlon. •• • e -• e Miss Central Ohio Will GlOria Buck Grace Saturday Pageant Makes Debut As Vocalist .. •. .;,., ,' ·' ' . .. , ':-< ~ ,·,.--' ., ' '. ,- ; -· ,, ' •' ' ' . ·' ., .',. ' .' . ·~ ,.,,_, . RENELL PIERPOINT, Can·ton, student at Ohio Uni,·er· slty, Talent - singing and acting "Doin' What Comes · Natur'lly. '' ·: . SANDRA CAPIZZI, New Jersey, student at Rio Grande JUDY HALL, Clteaapeake, stOOent Holzer School otNurs- LYNN ROGERS, Cleveland, sttllent at Ohio University. Talent - dramatic presenta· College, Talent - modern dance with drum accompaniment. ing. Talent - piaoo solo, Chopiris "Fantasia IQromp- tioo. tu." - SIBRIEY GUELTIG, Rocire, Southern High S~ool student. Talent - Sirwing "I Cain't Say No." •• ·. ··::·. :·: ···: .....·.·: ·•· ·.· ...... : ·.·. ·,· ;.: ·.: •. .. ·• <· ' ,~ ·,· .. :· ;~~ ' '-• ".. POLL'Y"S POINTERS Here Are Some Solutions For Hanging Ornaments By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POLLY -Wall Worrier could buy at the hardware slore a stud finder {hat has a magnet and an arrow in it. When this is moved slowly across the wall (horizontally) the arrow will come to dead center when it contacts the metal of a nail, usually in the center 11li!iS SOITI'IIERN Of40 OF 1H1, Gloria BuckolPomeroy, wW pn~~ent a ••ftrat" at Sat· . utdoJ nlalll'• Jllaout- - Can you· ' ··, , I. ' : ,., ... ~ ... ' .: II thlarea •• a dlncer, Yb• Buck wtU olag lor lite llrol lbH VOCilitlqJ "I GCJIIa Bo llo" ; bltore Plbw lrto her .•l!llom .tuz - I l l.. au.~ lo utullllllatOhiDUai-•IIJ, REihNING OVER SA11JRDAY NIGHT'S ar:llvldoo altha Melli Jullor Hit!~ Sehool in P-rw wiD bO Mlu Laurie Schoe(tr, Colunitouo, a -nt at Ohio Unherolll' who it 111u ~ Ohio .ot 19GB, M101 Schaefer will pre•oot ber WCI1 rellllum ,c4. urbe lmpoa.slhle ~;»ream.., oaly reeeally, ahl wu Nlocled •• lllao cemt Oltlo artd 11 a reoult will make her soeotlll trtiJ lo·lhe Milo ohiO Pageant 11 cedar Point lltlo '""'" m~ , hand.. or the stud. Once you have found one stud, others may be found quickly. They are usually about 16 inches apart. Those picture hooks that have a holder through which t~e nail slips at a slant distribute weight properly and I fmd them most satisfactory. They come in various sizes lor ~iflerenl weights.- BARBARA Coast Guard took the beacon .,- down, and tllis aroused the curiostt;y of a small boy for whom lt ... tagged the "Bobby-light." , Judge and Mrs. RobertM. Betz have a six-year-old grandson, Bclbby. They reside on First Ave. aCross from Our House. When Bobb)o wu smaller he became ~- at towboet whloUes, But hlo lll'll'Cimolher fixed !haL Mn Belz told Bobby the boots ..- the light on the ice piers · aDil were wht8lliJW at him whefloo • t¥1" lltey hai>P<!oed to paos. Thl• . - . . to auffice arwJ the tear ~~ed.. Thus the ~vigationak1 lee pier came to be :=-r~~~~~~-lliHIDIPolly's Problem•ll!l[(!llllllli!IIBR!IIIIIIill DEAR POLLY- I washed my black crepe washand·wear blouse by hand and ironed it with low heat. It has a shiny finish that does not look good. I washed the blouse again but the shine,l'emalned. Does anyone have any suggestions to get rid of this shine ?-RUTH DEAR POLLY- When cooking or baking and a recipe calls lor a few drops or lemon juice I do not cut up ! )~ i \ - , .:;; MG BEND MINSTREL AsoociaUOIIdancerodonlopltatslorlltelr "NO Buoine" Like Sit. Bu 1neao" l'GIIIloe which will ltllroduce lite 1a1eat otllte llllh oDIIIIII Mlaa Soulhont Olilo ~ oant in Pomeroy Solurday nigllL Loft to rigltt are Debbie Crow SuiU .....,..., Slttllo Od1d · JIU Hoboleller, Soar!¥ Zerkle, Pam - • alll Nutcy o, - -0111 FOVR-YEAJI.CLD JAYNE LEE 'HOEFUCH will make llor aecond QPIIlll~ as QQMD~' atteadant in the Miss Southera olrto ~nt -tid wW appear 11 a vocal sololol wllh the IIIII Betll · !II~ Aliodadoo wrlormora. . ,/,,,; a whole lemon but stick a s h a r p wooden toothpick into the lemon and then squeeze out tbe ·needed '" i.~=~in~l:the~ .~Betz family, .. lilt drops. The reot of tbe leniop is kept until needed [""']~I ~x .... ~ , one day thia .winter, the · again. Tbis is a good way to . keep the lemon from ~ C! ........ Bobby ~ o -o IL Mra. Betz asked me drying out.- ELLY I callorHIIe C4ul G~ard. POLLY'S NI)TE - I al.Idol ·••• tloo)o•rhut lite Ugh! waY• •liP lhe;!<!n•on In a Jmall plaotlc bag belort puiUng II haet (a lllit r•lrlceralor and lblnt I would also put the lite dllleer of a oprl• loolhplek ~i<!k li lite bole. "'"'U'" oitr;Gut•• Ulo. Tho '; It's the Ohio Bell symbolic low sign. . ·.We really· f~lthe. . sltr.Pil· The extended arm that saYS we try to we spend millions for -keep costs down. And since 1959, we've an~ exi>ansion '0£ phone . managed to do just that.~ teleph6ne and.y~ ·()ut.'.Arid PaY .m,ore·:li.b rates haven't gone up one cent in those . for thirlga··we buy. All ten long y~rs. Arid long dis~nce raU!$ · rates·: $iir~.•.'we keep' have actually been reduced s.everal , ·pei1ni1a~. ,,' times. '' · · ' Now, how ~oes it (e~ lilte this for all Jhi~ tim.18'? down ag,ain's t the rising prices? i ~ ' :MW!WJJ.1!~~5:!iii!RiiRiii'IIG.\JIM"J!IIa"M!LUNA'!'~ ' DEAR POLLY- Wall Worrier can hang things on her wall on a heavy darning needle. Cut the eye off, drive the bottom pointed part into the wall at an angle . Thls wiJl not leave a very large hole. Later the needle can be driven in flush with the wall and be invisible.-MRS. E. F.. W. .,, ., Who Will Be Miss Southern Ohio? Need A.Brleht Financial' assistance that has been suspended couJd be resumed upon the Commissloner•s de. termlnaUon thai the di~s whlchr occasioned the suspension JOOELLE GtllDOTn, eo. honbua, Obio University stu· dent. Talent- songallldance number;· Be~tiful n,;...,.... Girls, Brilliant Costuming, Dancing, Singing, · Pqgeantry! CQme to the Mw Southern Ohio Pageant .,.. · ' . :1• ' . ' . ;.•· J ( ·i;. ; ' '>.,. ,., . ~:· ~da~nig4':. ~ Me~ J~iOr lt~tfh A~~ · ~ • ';~:· .~ ' 1' ,t •• c .~ 0 ~ ,. ' - •• i$ ' ' . .' ylf. - ' �.' ~T::JtLJJC$!l."tY.lWJJJJJLLJ- Cars f.ollide ~ ' ~R Uee Upon Turning .. ' ' -· BY MJ.RIE A-LEXANDER Mr. and Mrs. Howard Glem and ehildren spent Easter with hi& mother, .Mrs. Ama Glenn, H1shland. and other relatives. ~ LanJer, who attends Ohio Nortbem University, spent the Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Lanier. Her rather was taken to Holzer HoaP:tal fur a few diu's treatment while she 08 hero. He wa& dlacbarged from the hosp1tal ntly Mr~ r.b-a. Blll Daft were recent imday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Woodley and Ken· neth DeVore. 'Iboee from a distance attend- er. Easter dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. Ishmael Gillespie, Rod· ney, were Mrs. Ermel Ward and David, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm ste-vens and daughters, Henderson GiUIIlspie and family, Mrs. louise Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sayre. Dinner 8llests at Mrs. Cecile Thompson Easter were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wlon and daughter' Worthington; Mr. and Mrs. Lon· Die Thompson and famlJy, Gallipolis; Mrs. Blli WUson,Belvlllei Mr. and Mro. Tom Thompson and family, Columbus; Mr. ond Mrs. Joe Thompson and tamlly' 1ng the fUneral of Roger Evans Jackson, and Mrs. Leah WUcox. recently wei-e Mr. and M r s. Mrs. Cecile ThompiOD and Mike Mayes (sifter of deceas. Mrs. Leah Wilcox accompanied ~ Budson, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wloo a n d ~, ~ 111n Sr ~ "~ daughter to their home in WorthKom e~.u ey, ., IUU"UIIj Mr. ' and Mrs. Hollls Wood, Miss Ma· ington a recent &ulclQ", They bel PhJlllps, .and Mrl. Florence returned home three dQ's later. Wickline, all of Gallipolis; Mr. Allll and Jan Long, wllo attend IIDII Mrs. James Clark, R 1 0 the University of Cincinna~ Grande; Roy Chamberleln, weJJ. spent tho Easter weekend with llton; Verne 9toemaker, Bidwell, their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan IDd Everett Demey, Jlckaon. Evans. Mra. Mildred Baker ond Mra. A family dinner was held at Jessie Houchins spent Eaoter the home It Mr. ond Mrs. Ed ·-• Mrs. John Kraw- McGhee on Easter, The dlmer wltli · Mr• cuMI acz,n and famlly, Middleport was ln honor fi Mr. M<:GIJee's Th_, sioo called 011 . Mr. and 84til birthday. Thoao attending Mrs. Steve Houchins snc1 ram. were Mr. sncl Mra. Bobby Wallly wlille there. lace and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ermel Ward 01141 llavlcl Charles !:ilultzondTommyCouriopeot a few <1111 reeently with rlgltt, all of Columbua; Mr. ond llf· and Mrs. lshmael 'Gllles- Mrs. Harry Courtright It Lour~~ Rodney. qlvUle ~Mr. and Mrs. George ·· Mrs. Howard Glom entered Johnsoo, Gallipolis. Hoh.:er Hospf.tal recently for surMr. and Mrs. Avery Adkins have returned from a week's College Rioting BAIRD BROS Wrecking 446-4~0 367-7598 GUARANTEED USED AND ·. REBUILT PARTS OIN~RS: , Henry, Don, Paul Baird GALLIA CO. BEEF MENI Whafs Yow Goal? Do You Have AGoal To Reach With Your Beef Herd? Would You Like To Make ALittle More Money With That Beef Cow? CiliA . . . Offers The Very Best Sire$ Which Produce More Type And Earlier Weanlna Aae. By Havlna More Type And.Earlier lean inc Aae, Yoti Receive More MOney And The Cost Df Brledlna Till Animal Decreases. This llay You Bqln To R~h Yow Goal. Let Us Help You Reach That Goal! I CALL 446-1031 J.P. HOLLEY UIIIIICi!illllld -,.,. -'· ·· . -~ dli · ''{; ' ' r·., ,, '\ '; · ~~M~~;~ ;:;;u ~ixon ' ~ ··~.~ · , PARI! (IJPI), l'rHidilal Nix· ';,,,_...,......., .,....;..•or.Sal. ,_, _. • ,.....,. •.,-•...,...,..,..,, ' ; '- ho4·-~-lfllath VIet.. v-,.... '~~· Vtil · ~ ..._,, ~~.,~t1118 hind 'r,, ,.. at the · taU<a ·Oaoldamar- ~ on four charges after he deter .. ., '·Thef!trieilia .saidN~·;V!~ mined . Br-r had IJIPIIrentl¥ ..., comm..U at hla Frida.Y . simply repainted tl1e color .., his ' """' eoO!ereQCO . ael bed< VIet 196ll tags Instead ol JIUI'<hulng eo., 01141 llaDo! Igloo of achlilv· - ·mea. lni! a - SOV..,..ent In Saigon lleput,y Beegle has tiled charg. wblcll would "!&&dele a .SOUle•• of counterfolU.. llconoe 111!!J11 In Parts with the Nadoo. plato&, failUre to apply for II· a1 Llberatlm Frmt (NLF), !be Ue, !allure to appl,y for llll!ltlll! VIet Cong'a poUUcal erm. registration ond !lcdtioua rOI!Isttltion against the accused man. Brewer ,., Jalled elter being · ATI'ENiJ MEETING GA-LLIPOLIS - .Miss MarJortaken Into custody, Ie Rlaebert, Clark, Gallla Coom17 CDIIIDQI Ploaa 'Court, anc1 m~~.,.,.,,.~,.~""~""ll't Deputies Ka,y Cox, Jet~ fora ond Loulao Burger attendPOMEROY - The vlaltlng ed a dllltrict meeting of the Marietta Hlgh School g o 1 ! Oblo Clorf< of Court AIBOcledon tMm edged Meigs 453 to H8 Thursday at Cbllilcolhe, In a Slturdal' match at the Pomeroy GcJlt Cour11e. Medalist was Marietta's Jeff PROTESf LASI'S 20 MINtrrES Adamo with a 78 to doloat COLUMBUS (UPI) - Thomas Don Anderson. Slaw, · 18, Warren. a Miami V Other scoring Included Jim student, chained hlmaal! to otep.s Amerine, Marietta, 94, _lost to loading to tho Oillo Penitentiary Rex Roush, 91; Blll Hensler, Salolrdal' to protest capital JlU"' Meig1, 81, over Howard Locke, ishment, remaining there 20 min. 84; M~s' Pet O'Brien, 81 utes during a light rain before over Chris Brunton, 94, and guards appeared with a hack· RanciY Burt, Molp, 90, over saw. !f. ~ Copyrltlot, Tht K.._ eo.; 1Mf · Wo ,.,.,.. tha 'rll]ht to Kmlt <IUintltiol. ~ Evelyn )' BREAST ~r FIJ~rs .I.EG . , ', lb. TUesday Marietta, Parkersburg, a n d Sistersville. visit with Mr. sncl Mrs. Arlie Stej>p, It Sebrlag, Fla. Mias Merle Macomber entereel HoJ zer Hospital recently for observation and treatment. Mr. 8lld Mrs. Tom Rece and sons. Columbus, were Easter weekend visitors ot Mrs. Katl!~ ryn Reee and other relatives. Mr. ond Mrs. Bill CasU>, &. Albans, W, Va. visited his par. enta, Mr. and Mra. W, G, Cas. tD, recently. Mr. ond Mrs. Everette George ond daughtera ond Dale Lambert Joyce E. Wade, 18, Uniontown, was killed Seturda.Y In a tvro • car accident here. - AU. FRYERS SOLD AT Kroger Q~ity U.S. Government Inspected KROG!R ARE U.S. JUST GOY'T•.INII'ICT!Df fryers luttP«tion.U.r Smoked Ham ..:in. r-. Cube Steaks WITH ITE ~ POMEROY - Mayor Charles l.eglji,.~...;y proclaimed with r;o.i ·Rhbdea t1>e week Aprll20aa Youtb Temperance Week. :p.ese points .were made: ; The rnounilng pressures of to' soeiety, demand the com,ond eill~toned coopera· tiC tmf, flQme. the school, '6 -'";~.I' I • / '1 ·•·&'- I lb lb. 49c • 1be' 'toldler, Spec. s Thomas ~. v~j Putten, 21, was fiying l.om••~ lor a reunion with Ida ;parents, Mr. ond Mrs. llar,.Y' : M. Van Plltten of Cal~, Mich. : The ·~-1 soldier, Who now jreJQhs lU Jbs., was captured on - feb. 10, 1Be8, when be was Trau·Phcked · $1.19 lb. LUBRICATION SUPPLIES tldln& as a guard on a road fl"der In Ta,y Nlnh province. He was spotted Thursday by a V.S. ler "le .BREAD·· SALE", Rodney Supply Co. 8 Miles West Gallipolis Route 35, Rodney, 0. Your Choice -16-oz. Crack~ Wheat or Diet Aid B~ad . · ·. 614-US-5509 . Buy 2-Get 3• LOaf r.iJc: lVhyb . UYaBOLENs ..........HUSI{y 1050? " Beans OPEN SUNDAY Parkay ..... . 10AM-7,PM tow-Fat Gallipolis & Pomeroy KROGER STORES ., .~miiiiHoifatHioHu ' Prk:H In' tflit Ill lfftctlve tun;, Min., TUfl., Wad, ONLY In all ~ - ...... ,39c ••••• ••• .... 4 ...... '$1 ' !:· •••• Ki'oll' OIWII Fmh ~Hage Cheese. • • ' K....., All Flaven Sherbet ....... . ., ..... min c.otorIMOKID HAM Tbe reasons are In Bolens Difference Designed Features EJip. 4121/lil' ·' ruined the health - physical and men· tal - and reoulted In tile death of mllll)' Oillo youtba ond a very substantlal number Ia tl1e nedon. at leas~ . ogoinill the CIICOIIIIng 1972 Presidential siecttoo. So It 10 that the Nixon White Houae Is caught In a crossfire In New York C!Qo from which there ls no ea<:ape and In wtdeh the President' a interesta are certain to be wounded In ooo wey ... onolher.1'boo&ll hollmoiiiUil· likely to aook campaign assist. ance from the President, LindlilY Ia after aU a lll>lllil1al member of the G,O,P, ond aa such con be Ignored sitogether mly oo pain <i evoklno! charges of a kind of Presidendal poliUcal can- o1 "glue ""...u.IU6 _..,,_ •·· IICUI \ 4-ply nylon cord whitewall General nlbaliii!L Nevertheless, should Mr. Nix· on be drlveo iDto ofl'eriug some kind of giQgOTiy hslp, gambling thai It would In 1111)' eveot be resll1p. jected by Lindsay, he would oureThe alarming and tragic InTh~ Women's Christian Tern~ 1y be working aplnst his own crease in the use of habit Corm- perance Unl.on, atnce its founding fortunes, DOt to mentl011 his own lng drugs by many youth of both In 1874 at Clevsi<md, Ohio by the deaperate need to oustalnhlsfor&exes and the widespread. hablt saintb France& Wlliard has nev- eign and mUitary policy leader· or eeesed In Its e!!orto to pro- shlp. teet adult people - and especiWhlle either outcome in New ally youth - from the ovU and York- UndSIY elected or Wag. despair which are Ule unescapa. ner elected - oould bring no blo In lntemperonee and drug Joy to tile President, It woold ;p. addiction. pear on balance he would be rel .. To effectuate ita current pro~ attvely better ofl with a Wagner grams the Women's Christian rather tban a Lindsay in the orTemperance Union and the Ohio fice. Granted that Wagner's ylc~ Youth Temperance Council are tory would help to revive Demo<:hO.PPOI' I grabbed the pliot'l giving wide cllstrlbuUon to a col- craUc partisan oplrlts ill OOih stmlder and I yelled, •J love or 111m on LSD entitled ''Trip c117 ond state, It Ia st111 b'uethat you! I lov~ you!' That was or Trap," and to a rum strip de· this would not neceuarily enreally something. And I hugged plctlng the suhUo clangors of . danger the state for Mr. Nixon 11 the gunner. " due snltting."' ' bt 1972, whereas a Und&Q .in 1be Army said Van Putten The governor and mayor Ltt'g- ofllce might well endanger him had only one complaint alter a ed all ·oor oitizens - and es- both there and elsewhere. fUll night of lr-m. pecially the parents ot elemenIn this sttcldest of aituattona ..1 try to sleep but the bed is tary and high BCboo1 ctdldren the White House has made no too comfortable," spokesmen to cooperate tully in these pro- tlnal decision as to its cwrse· • quoted him as saying. "I jUst grams to the end that youth may understandably, this is a dilem· keep wanting to talk to people. •• receive adequate temperance in. rna that nobody 8.J'OI.DKI there ts atruction. eager to take on. All the same, a good bet Is that In the end tl1e President wiU decide to retreat to high ground ond simply try I'GOD JlQB AMBBIIJANS to ignore the race, When no kind of a good solution is possible, tho politician's habit Is to opt tor whatever·· solutim may be leest bed. And this Is about the C size It the problem In New York; "' there Is no really good way out, GAYNI)II.,MADD!)l( t~ fi ~<i:;i'l'~1 the mty! tactor In tile j " NEA Food · and Nutrition Cc;lumn"lst whole bualneso that can give t11e Prysident the smallest of comA group of nutrition experts Is called to Washington 10 tori Is the circumstance that If recommend changes in the federal school luncheon Jro· gram. They study the situation, make suggestions an go a Lindsay In victory would be back to their universities or institutes. bad news ror the White House, But what happens to their recommendations? it woold be very tar rrom hap"Wbat interests me is that a lot of federal programs PY news for Gov. Nelam Roc~e-don'tlollow through. That may be dUe to lack of funds, or reller of New York. Lindsay hao lack of interest or political pressure," obseryes Dr. D. spent a IOOd deal or time and Mark Hegsted chairman of the Food and Nutntlon Board e!Jort In seeking to undercut of the Nationil Research Councll. He is one or eight dis· Rockefeller. tlngu!Jhed nutritionists l'!'cenlly consulted by the Depart· And •• a RepubllcanorolnNew men! of Agriculture. Hegsted says: York City told this columnist: 14 My general observation is that in affluent suburba_D ur John should slnk, Nelse sure areas the school lunch programs provldes food that 15 would not cr7 hls heart out!' good. But ln many poor school districts there is no or very little food provided children. Many don'! have breakfast They don't hav.elunch either. · "Many schools reject the program because they don't have kll<hens and cannot serve hot food. They have tho wrong Impression that only hot lunches can be nutritious . PRAGUE (UPl) - Pollee, act. Sandwiches are good~o , so Is cold milk." ing on orders (rom CzechoalovakThe committee of n ltionists was asked to judge stand· ia's touab oew JU'O-ltktS<:ow lead· ards of the school I h progtam. Dr. Hegstecl, professor er, cncl<od clown Salurdey on q.e of Nutrition at the ard School of Public Health, exri&llt <i rree aasembly, a replains: . form lntreducod during the 1ft>. "But the Department of Agriculture gave us very llltle oral regilne of oosled Allllllllcler lnfonnallon on what cblldren actqally eat. They told us Dubcek. what they would serve, not what the children would eat The now COmmunist PIIV of it. Nor how local sebool cooks jYOuld react to our recom· tlri!l ...rotary, Glotsv ll!sai<, mendatlons. Nor how the local sebool boards would reac!· We all asked why the Department of Agrl<ulture dldn t pledged In a apeeeh published · glve us this information to help us make practical sug. Seturday In Rude .Prevo, !be per. gestions for improvement? 17 oowspapo_r,thethowoold''ilght "So we are a little disturbed about making recommenda· without pity" against anti..SOCtal· lions. But we do tnow that the program Is Inadequate. II Ill ond anll-ll>vleta. must be Improved In a way that will help children who need· iood draollcaUy." the state and the church in the moral and spiritual training of our youth In preparation ror the reJpOJlsibliiUes of adult dtizen- 30 would lnlalllbly be generally to strengthen tl1e Domocredt per. 17 In tht. state, to some deCree • ' '89c. A.rmy oblervadon bellcop. in an area 71 mUes Aorthwest of Saigon near Ta,y ~ city, the provincial capital. . ~ 'IP>koamen gave .no . " ' \ .on Van Putten's escape · feWI• f!!cOJ>I. to "'\¥ tilat It occurred 18 tya before he was picked up t'\'1 taken ·to tho U.S. Army ~ al. Long Blnh IS mlloa IOI'theast It Saigon, •, •.'.'I've escaped from t11e GmYJ'' AfB1Y spoke amen quot- 61, V1111 PUllen as talllng the lliiUcopter crew whlcb found •< . IJm. ''GI.ve·1 me · something to ..... ., ~ · The . ,gaunt ' Gl was given a warm root beer, fruit ~ and chicken with doodles which he described, iccOrdlne to the A.rmy, .. tho . list food um all my lUe. n · i~ t~wtten that chopper came • ..... II wao the most beautlflll tjlfni l'vJ ..,.n In my ll!e," Von t'Utten was quoted as SSJ(ng. 4Wowr 1 was waving my lhf.rt iiid arm'r•ond dolni everything • , 18 get hi~ (tho pilot's) attent!m. blBw a klss to the eumer • tl1e LOH Olght ob&er'lltlon llOucop)<lr), thet picked me up. ~ ..olf/e( forget that big, ~ ,blond nwstache he ..... or • · ;ur · lt!d· • ••When •• I jumped in the Better School Lun hes V}'ta} , , . a, lor COMPACT car. plus 10.00 Fed. Ex. 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They &aid he Jras sulferbii' from malnutrition tiiCI de~atloo ond had tost 64 .;•_., pound . ~'.~. IN STOCK KILLED IN ACCIDENT UNIONTOWN, Oillo (UP0 - e routh Temperance Week Invited :• FITTINGS and sons. 1t,y that he will In 1972 become prObable Democrat!<: nominee, "Dick Nlxlln'l Gone McCartl\y." RGbert Wagner, the f!GI1aequen~e l• le\ydrated GI ~xcapes Viet Cong NO SLIP·UPS on your JOB Cor a contest against ' . Is atsUe syatem. For Lindsay tacking that project with"' leas \'ltur than are the '""ally ultra- . liberal ond OIJI&lly anti-VIellwnwar DemoCrat& or tile v n 1 t d Slates Senate. )I the second place, a Lindsay , triumphant wo u I d , Inevitably · strengthen the anti-NIXon or non.. Nixon wing of theRepubli<:an.Pil'cy In Now York City and state. Woroe yet rrom tho viewpoint It the White House, thoNixon~o freely ond wryly admU In prlvate that U John Lindsay Ia re- They are convinced, In a wol11, thai a victor)' Jn the cl17 for Llnd88J' .would move· him to entor tile RoplbUeu l'r~denttal prlmarleo Ia 1972 ogoinst, Mr., Nbllll In an adempt to bring •· bout the President'• Tepudlation by his own l)lll1;y precisely as Sen. ~ McCII'thf sougl1t In the DoMoeredcprlmarleaoU968 to desllW the- sitting Prosi, dent of hiD own lllllV, Lyndon Jollleon. turned to the ~r's otnce, If, m the other hand, Lbtdsay build the antiballistic mis.. there ia the strongest probabll- should loae in New York to the : , IIOb l'leyne, 98. Coach Nolan SWackhamer's Meigs llnksters will host Pt. PleaiOIII · ond Gallipolis on Monday sncl go to Marietta oo 20,.1$69 Stumped' by Lindsay IIY WILLIJ\M S. WHITE ' WA-SHINGTON- The developmayoralty race In Now York IV lo the aource of a richness " embarr&.saments to tile ~ixon :}dmlnlstradoniof a kind rarely !"'" ID,Amerlc":" politics. •; No ~r hO!r It ma,y oome OOt,,P,re:lldent Nixon can scarceb- Win.' .b,. .v~ctory Cor the nota. lilY un • RePublican · Republican J.leYor, John Llndssy, ,..,..ldftrat all ~~ount ·to an Ideological !'Feat for !be President oo the ana rea)Jy touJb issue thus far r rise for, blm', his program '' <JI! ~..;._- I ' l'l' (Coodnued rrom Page 13) hours 10 reinforce demards that the comple" ol silt Nqro colleges "'"' called Atlanta University be rerwned Martin Luther King Jr, Unl..,rslty. Among those ln the bulldlng at the start ol the blockade was the _!ather of the slain clvU rightaleader, Dr. Martin Luther KqSr. . "I'm representing the family, am the faniily uks that hls name be withdrawn," he said. But the protesters ~d no heed. SDS members had vowed to ignore a court order '8.00 remain in Columbia's Hamilton Hall but late Friday night they left the building because tlley had "Called to generate S~.W.POI1" trun other sndents. The student• tad been demardiJW an erQ to Naval ROTC, eflllrv caqM~s mmtary recruUment and opening of university owned al~Uiments to tlle nearby New \' ork ClQ- cmununity. Auto · io' ' \" " ' •.. ~~ ..., Lee ..or-. ...... :2, Portl<md, - DTerep,.': •llOd,._..-·on Salaoo, al· Cll!!clJinald Setoordal' al days recently with Mr. and Mrs. Max Barnes. Mr . and Mrs. Lllmon Jolm11011 and £amlly, Parkersburg, were recent visitors d. her par .. ents, Mr. and Mrs. 0, E. Paint- Vinton .,l . 2~:-td . · · ,-"';::..~.- -...·,.~!• Mr. and Mrs. Clair Dames, Litchfield, Mich. spent sever· Lambert'B auto. waa nctiUie"'·!ee Houchins and daughters. arrests, minor damage to the Mdlaffle car and medium to .- ~nt 'h, P,rl• Talk. "' ired Ia , AA eC!oi'f to avghf' the _1969 Mr, and Mrs. Victor Culo were Easter aueats of ,their cllugirter, Mr. and Mrs. !~eve the process ot making a lett 111m when Lambert tried to pass. There was oo Injuries or ' . .eqQ,.•··.>.,.. -. . ~" l ' ,,·:,;. l!llril&lld - gory. McHatlle waa .reportedly in J . . . PO¥El!QY ..., ·A. I'OIIIEROY - A -ehlcle lfcl- oo Route 124, tllree- ' ~nliiJI, Aulherldeo slid the men sOt tenlha It . a mile ....t of Route oo ·the Ohio side of uie river 7, .... ~ by Meigs. Coun(lneanl unlmown) after elwllns ty 9mttf RobertC,Hartenbach'a West Virginia oatcers. Both ~tFridaj'. arrests oeQ.Irred about 6 p. Autborl.tles said a car drlven by Richard ...l11'1!11Ce Lam. m. Lakin otrlclala picked up the pair lmmedtalely. bert, 2f 1 LangsvUie, struck the left olde of on auto operated by James L. Mdlal!le, 36, Pom. I ' . ... _.-·-·-·"·' ··•·'"" .I ·Yup, U~eb.sd · I'OMEROY - Pomeroy Po- 8&1. 11enJ7 Wercy ond the ll8tn COooniY lllerlfl'l tlepari.. meni "ell topk Into euiiOd,y a Uldn State HoJI)ital• • ..,.poe ,, ,. l;toup 1 ATX .TRUC. K .& F . ' TIRJ··YAL ' I •,' " j ·- ' ' ' �i"( ' •" \ . .... ' ": U- • Tilt-, Tl!l!"o&tadllll. Suodly, April 20, Uetl Bra~es Shut Out Reds:Again, 4-(J lirw Ttiny Clonll-wltti lho loa a. A walk to Sonaj' Ja,kson, Niekro's saerUiee 'and alnale& -by Felipe Alou and Felix Mllanpw lho Braves tlioir ftrotrun In tile third llllllllg. ' Clpeda homered In lho ~ imlng and the Bravendded!)lelr final two in the sixth. one acorlrw on Clete Boyer'• oliiBie and another coming hmne on Cloninger's wild pitch. CINaNNATI (VPI)- PII\INieUo , _ it two ohutoull In a roo .,_ the Ctnelnoati Redo S.tonlo1, aUowlrw ooi.Y lour hito whUe pltehirw tho Atlula Draws to I ~ >\ctoey. Tbe victory wao tho third ol the _,.. lor tho kml<klebolllng r~r and extenled h I • atring ol scoreleu inni.Jw• to24. 'lbe Brave• nppecloutab:hita. lncludl!w Orlanlo Celleda'• third ~ tile - - . Oakland Slips By IWISAS CITY (VPO - Sol Cater on a routine Jb but Green Bmlo doubled home one run and drilled a single to left driving Inacored tbe other on Dick Green's what proved to be the winnilli: ologle In a lwoonl1 lourlh Inning run. A Cl'Oft'd of 16,747 saw the Saturday as the Oaklahl Athletics Rczyala nick Odom ror their rWl celebrated Utelr nrst.,.,.....nce In the oevenlh when Loo PlnlelIa Koneao Clcy since Ute Ira"' la trl»led home Joe Foy with one cldae was moved with a 2-l ricout. But Odom struck out Jerry tory o"'r the - Royalo. Jolin (Blue Moon) CJdom, who Adair and retired Bob Oliver on pve .., lOIII' hits In 8 1.,'1 1.. a line drive to the Infield to end lllnr• before be(JW relieved by the IDDing. Pinch - hlttlrw Bob Taylor ~ Lew Krauaae, received credit ened the Royals' ninth with. a lew tile victory. Reale Jackson opened the sillgle and Ml~e Fiore 11criRced Alhledcs' !ourtll with a olngle pinch-l'UIJIIOr Tom Burgmeler to of! Roger Nelson, the Royals' seem!. Krausse relieved Odm\ No. l choice ln the eJII)Insion alter Joe Foy w~ked on lour draA. ancl scored on Ba.ndo's plt<heo and retired Pinlella and double. Nelson reUred Dai'IJ)' Adair on foul pq>..,~ Cubs Win lOth Tilt, 6-5 ~run homer in a five-run fifth Inning tor the Cubs, struck out but Ernie Books walked. HandY Hundley Died out but Hickman, pinch • hitting lor AI Spengler, delivered the samewtnntr:w blow. MONTREAL (UPO - Pinch· hitter Jim Hl<kman singled with two OUt Ia the Ulh lnnlngtodrlve In BIII.Y Williams Satunlly and stve the Clllcago Cubs a fhl victory over the M~1treal Expos and their loth trl-h in 11 pmeo John Bateman's three _ run thl1 Be&.IOO. ron... homer off Ken Holtzman, lng singles by Mack Jonoo and Gary Sutherland, e,.ble the Ex· poa : ,Ito the ocore at :;.6 In tho WUIIamo oterted tile ilvliOII wltll a olrwle of! relief pttcher Doo Shaw. Ron Samo, who hila EASTERN EAGLES - Memben of tho,~ton Eqloo booeblll 1o1m of IIIIa IPrirw are, !roDI row, left to rlgh~ Rick Sonders, Gordoo Holter, - , . CsldweU, Dole Boston, Mike Correll, Bay Karr. Secoad row, Coe<h DIIIQ' Wrlch~ Torry stelhom, ~ Smith, Bob Ritchie, Mike Blrlq and HOIOIDCaldweiL Se~ , '!'JJt w""' tm ;. Senators, olttlast.llriole~~.' . ., . CRICAGO (VP0-1'lliM\YiloY. Is bitted In lhreerunowlthalw<>.run homer aDd ·a single alii Har.. 11 Pattin, who' hld a one-hialter eight lllllinP, got clutch,.... lief lie11> In the nlnlh sOtunlay leodlq the Sealtle Pilots to ai>-1 tr1111111h over the Clllcsgo White SOx. Divis, who was picked by Seattle In the eJq)&nslon draft when the White Sox !aBed to protect him, smashed a t -2 pitch by Gary Peters over tbe left center field fence at the 371).!oot mark In lho sixth alter !larry Comer walked. In the ell!hth, Divis followed a single tly Tommy Hsrpor and Haskins Quits In Surprise Move EL PASO, Tex. (UPO- BasketbaD coa.eh Don Hasklnl, admit.. ting he had "made a mistake,'" said Saturday he had quit his thre&<lay-<>ld job at lho Univer· sity of Detroit and was IPNIJW !or his old job bock at the Unl· versi&y of Texas at E1 Paso. AMERICAN LEAGUE By United .P ress International EAST . W L Boltlmore ·"' • 8 4 Detroit. • "", 5 3 Bostoo" " ... 6 4 New York ••.. 5 4 Waehi~ .... 5 7 Cleveland· "wE:~/ w L Ka n11s City ... 5 4 Oalllanl ...... 5 4 MinneSota. , •. 5 4 Chicago • ' • ' • 4 4 Pet •667 .625 .600 .556 .417 .Ill Pet. .556 .S56 GB 1 1 Haskins, 38, caught UTEP of.. ticlala and Ams alike by st.WPrlae with hio move, wlilch he said he was taking because he felt he had acted utoo quickly" in accepdJW the loor-I'Oil'PI<tat$23,· 000 aiiDllll,ly at Detroit. George :Mccarty, UTEP ath- nap 1.0 and Bertalna 1).1). Detroit (WUson (t..l ani Mea Lain 2-1) at New York (Burbach 0..0 and Peterson 1~0. ClevelaJd {Siebert 0.1) at Bos.. ton (Brett 0.0. NATIONAL LEAGUE liJ2 EAST W L Slh Chicago • • · • 10 1 GB Pittsburgh • • •7 3 Montreal • • • • 4 6 SL Louio • · • • 4 6 3 ·. : ; Pet. .909 ·700 •400 •!OG GB 2'h Slh Slh ~:.!'.~ ~ :~~ ~h so;,. Cut,, took 1 5-2lesd lnlho .556 WF,'iT .. • .500 'h nftb I ve-run .bur•, ' Aattl!o •\( "'11 ~-~~ft :,JJO I 'h TJj ;,,,rii!l ··d l ,i,~>W l"t~ :Pe~t ''' Gli ~ . ~· ' t- ..'f"!-)Z'"!t ':~ w. Gli'Jl . , ~l~&nta . a s, ·s33 2 Alia ta · 9 2 818 ered after WUIIams singled lor . SATURnAY'S RESVLTS Loa ·~~· • • 6 3 •667 2 tile first two runs and singles by Waahlfwton 7 Baltimore 5 es • • • Banks, Spangler aOO Don Kessln- Detorlt at New York, po 1pon.l San Fnn •••. 5 5 ,soo 3'h Clncl It ' 3 5 315 ~h 11 ger, a nlkarxlanerrorbyMaury wet grounds ' San .::o : : : 4 7 : 364 5 WUio completed the relly, "• I Cleveland at Boston, postponed, Houston • , •• 3 8 .273 6 The EJIPOS went ah-• .:ao.~~ n wet grounds SATU!WAY'S RESOLTS the fourth on a walk to J1am¥ O&kland 2 Koneas Clcy 1 Chicsgo 6 llooUeaJ 5 (11 1,_ LAWRENCE, Kan. (UPO- Jim ; Mota, centerllelclerDooYOIIIII's , ~- 6 CSII!ornla 5 nlnp) Jqun,oppeorlng lor tllelaotttme two-booe muff of a lly by Donn Seattle 5 Clllcqo 1 Allanta 4 Clnctnr.tt 0 before a home audience as a col... Clerdenon and Jose Laboy's runSUNDAY'S GAMES San Frsnclaco 5 Son Diego 3 leilate 1'W1110r, responded wllh a scoring double. (All tlmeo EST) Plltsburgh at Philadelphia, N 3:57.6 anchor lap to give Koneas Oakland at Kon11s Clcy (2) 2::W New York at st. Louis, 'N tJnlvenlty a world record in the p, m. . Houatoo at Loa AJweles, N cllltanee medley relly at the Kan:. CSII!ornla at :lllme- 2::Wp.m. SUNDAY'S GAMES Ill ltelayo S.turdoy, timed at SeaUio at Chicago (%) 2:15p.m. (AU times ~T) 1:33.0. Baltimore at Walklrwton (2) 1 Chlcqv at I\IQotreal (2)1:35p.m. TraUIJII by aboot 10 yards p.m. when he tooh lhe rr... Detroit at New York (%) 1 p. m. Plttaburgil at Philadelphia 1:35 p.m. Thorn Bigley, Hyun pulled even Cleveland at Boston 2 p. m. New York at St. Louie 2:15p.m. with Drake's Elliot Evana down MONDAY'S GAMES Allanla at Claci-U 2:15 p. m. the· bockstret<h or their Rr&t lap NEW YORK (UP0- BUI H• SeaUio ol Kan11s City, night Houston at Los AJWeles 4 p, m. iond held hio pooltton Utr"'-h the ke~ rookie WQOt..7 forward with Oakland at 'MinneSan DID111 at Son FraneiBco 4 p. hallmlle. the New York Knlckerbockero of Cleveland at Baltimore, nlgilt The world record holder tor m. Ute Nadonsl lliiskelboll Associ· Detroit at Washington, night MONDAY'S GAMES the mile OnaUy tooh Evans to adon, wlb undergo an q>oradon New Ycwk •at Boston, mornlrw Philadelphia at New York, N the bockatret<h In the third lap on hlo left knee Swday, the club Only pmes scheduled IIIII Wll leodlng by sboot 25 Ma1lreal at St. Louis, N 1UIIIOUI1ced Saturday. Todoy'l Probeble Pltehera yordo 11 he entered the last Clnclnoad at IIDcston, N Hoake~ the Klltckl' firll draft J!1 United ·preoo lnlor,.tlonsl qoarter. Allanla at San Dloio. N AMERICAN LEAGUE R1ull ·llelan sprlntlrw on the choice last year, it eJII)etted to be hoopilallzed lor two week&. Ookland (Hunter 1·1 and Fin- San Franclaco at Loa AoW., N bockttrelch and mcwe The ""'rsdon will lndudethere- gero 1).0) st Kaneas Clcy {ButOnly pmes scheduled than U: second:s ahead ot Evans· 11 an estimated 20,000 scream.. mom or lho loaide cardlage ol lor ·~ and Bunker 1).1), Chicqv (Jonldno 1·1 and Nelk· tho loft " - The oulllde corU· CSII!ornla (Bronet J.l) at :111,_ lrw home town tans gave the )age ro 1).0) at Montreal Oolodaii).O -was removed after an iJ>. ....,. (Kaat !~). oleJoler llallaan a llllnlllrw ova· and Wepner 1).(1). jury In Hooke!'a junior year at SeaUio (Deb 1.0 and Barber 1). tloa, Plttaliurgil (Veal 1·1) at Phil· Ohio State. O) at Cblcago (John 2-0 and Hor· Dnke's time 9:47. 2. adeiPrla <Wise u-Jl. Used SPOrlnilY, Hosket aver· len (J.l), Jlmm Nelhouse rontheq>onlng New York (Geulr7 2-41) at St. Baltimore Olardln 1).1 and Me· halt lor Konsas In 1:50.4. Handy apd only 2.6 polnla a pme, l•ll. · 1-41) at Washington Ofa,_ Loulo Jillion added a 47. I quartor and < Bigley'o time wao 2:57.9 lor tile · three quarters. JAPAN TRIUJoiPIIS F&rller in the day, Missouri's TOKYO (UPI) - Japon deleat.:llel Gov cracked the oldest 1meet record on tbe bcda 11 he od the Pbll!»plneo Soturdo,y lor otnlkod to a 9.3 vlctoey In the · !be fll1h otralgilt time In Dovio onhorolty-college lOil-yarddooh. CIC> ...,..UUon 11 KoJI Wata"' Tho old mark of 9.4 was 01'11· abo and J"""' K a - trJ. ,. ll!d!Y oet In 1930 by Cy Leland -"eel over Eddie Cruz and AI· ' ~ 'l'elu Chrlotlan. n had been exanlet Mardal, 5-4, 6-4, 6.3 dod ooJ.y twice - by ~ Whil- In the doubles tor an "J.MurrnountW ot Teas In 1956 and Jlu! abla ~ lood in the boot4ave HIIIU of Te•o SOuthern Ia 1167. c,..Utloo. Kapsas ' . ~ .,,~ .,.,.., .,hiii/i·w.;lidl • ' Tlllo- hi1 waoiwi.;,heolto _first "''" George $c1111· World Mark In Relays Hosket Will Undergo Knee Surgery Today letlc director, said the school had facUlties. never faced a •• situation like His tea.m& started playll1f ln thle" aNI Aid Haskin& would have an elght,..year4d ~us ID'lll · to Connally apply tor die job since seating S,OOO, but were forced to omcials have been busy since move to the 7,000 capacitY CoWloo Thur., screenli'J potential re- ty COlheum to ac<*mmodate placements. crowds wanting to watc:h the wlnHeoklns said he hod obtained ni118 team. Tbe CollaeiDII lo In a verbal release from theDetrolt II} older section ortownanllsalcontraet in a telephone conver-- so too small. · 11tioo wllh The Very Rev. MaJ. Haskins Indicated he thougtit colm Corron, S. J., Iiiio mmnlng his chanceo of regolnlng hlo Job and the Detroit president had told were good when he cbmentecl him he wiJI1ld telegraph a formal thst he wss "ready to l!mnedl· release. atel.Y re1ume work recruitlrw Tbe re • hiring of Hooklns by and getting ready lor next UTEP generally was reglrdedas seB.SOIL, a mere formality In light of Ha,. Tbe Miners wlllplaytllelr!lrsl kina' eightayear record of16~ season as otnclal members of 50 that included a 2S..1 season in the Western Athletic COnference 1966 when his team won the in 1969oo70. NCAA tiUe while the scllool was Haskins had been choaen by knawn IS Texa1 Western. Detroit to SUC(:eed Bob cal1han, uy made a big mistake," Has- who was moved to adtletlc clirecoldns said.. 111 made the decision tor after 21 yeara 11 coach. too quickly and hove decided I In Detroi4 Clllbln 11111, "we cannot accept the job at DetroiL were very pl11sed wlien he (Ha,. My ramtl,y Ia ..,set over moving kino) accepted tile Job, and we're to o111:h a large lawn. I! my lam· disappointed by his decloion. ll,y Is uMajlpy, I know I coold not "The athletic <<mmlttee and dot .&OQII ,kil> ai.Del>'<>lland I lho · ~r-JW cmunlille hod ' w~,p, war.t to~do•fQOl"·l~f~ spent ' B conslderabli.• IUitCftat ,IJt 1 Hu\<inl to-red siiiJie of his time and we felt lbat we had ' a earlier remarks by saying tl]at very line c<Bch. he never was "'UJ1ha»Py'' atUTEI!' "But, there are coaehes that ely "dl pol-" « :t hi reel •.•• wmbe I ble to llo Ute mer sap •• • we leom did riJ! have better playlnjj . job, too." eome.·· ·lhl.ii walK of! Pe!era1 Ill'- :llebort• SALESMAN OF . THE MONTH n...o, 25, 11 a relief plteh' or wlio 11 !10I.Y Ia hi• oeconllyesr In tile mlJora. He was Cloveland'• !!Ill raUever last yesr with a 5.3 record and llx 11veo lntopmeo. Azeue, loq coveted b7 the. Hed , SOx, blo a lifetime bolll"t. IVera&ll of ,259 witll C6 homerl and 2511 rbl. Ill oevon pntel lhll yesr he II .292 wiUt - ' home run. Delivered in Ggllipoll's inc:luding Ohio .~ales tq.x and title. · (CASH OR,hADt}' '_ Pizarro wao 8.8 laotyear and . . . SMITH •. BU'I ·€K~·, ' ' ,· tllo ·Mimoeoqta Tlilu a 11-5 vic· .~ lilt (:aJirorl!la .qelo , aid their flftb otrelpt trl-h. ( IJhlaender walked, stole sectoDd, and then Oil• wu lniellt''tlonalb' wilked. Tbo Aq(olo put ~ !111 tho . · •hill ·and he ~ drove tHe ' ' Utroulh .tho open !1i1alit aide . itw Ron Parra"' f,oikl hio · victory. \ 1. ·llod otole home 1!1111 thO ,,• Twinl' f1bw r1m wltll one. out In ~ !he . .lllllill(, walk(JW • >llllrd of the way down the bloeilno and brealtlbc lor !be plate ao i :·fOlltVII' Hoyt WUhelm Pfll>&red .to pitch to KUiobrew, · ' TIIIQ' Ollva drove In Vhlae,_ ,40r esrller In the 11m1rw to send alarter Tom Mulpl\y to lhe showers In favor or WIJ. helm. Mo!rJ>Ily blanked the Twins lor Utree lllllnp while Calllor· nla bolita ~ leod. ~ Knoop hit a bous-Jood. ed 11criDce fly In lho se<ond I"' n(JW and MUI'J'hy hit a booeaload· ed olngle lo lho fourth to drive In two 1'11110. Loo Johnson reached bose on an error In the 6!1h and Rick Hatehaidi doUb!Ocl him h o m e. Aurelio Redrlpoo hit hls Drst h0111er of the a..son In tile sixth lor the Arwelo' fll1h run. Facta and !110 ~oo f'ruler-Dilve ZYP,.lea , i*V)'Wflgil) cham)ilGoohlp iljht TuoocJaY Dlab~ , ·Prlnc.,Uo - · Joe ·Filollor of Pllliadtlphla and._.. ZyrJewlez ~;:u.._ sam llouetooColl· This r•r, N. Y., ,.ttve, won his first 24 filhta after turning pro April 26, 1965. He lost to Sam Wyatt in of 11,000 poylng morethan$150,000 to see if their hmletuwn tavorite is as good as they think he clano-ocyle to allp under the er champion. 11 ] can hit Frazier and 1 can Ia. hurt him." ztggy uld. ''Onelt 1 Los Angelea April 18, 1968, an:l get him hurt, I'm oot going to Jet then won lour morelaotyear. His Oghters predict early knockouts and their records bear them out. Each has had roor llrst.-rounl knockouts and both have scored more than hall their knockouts In the tlrstftve rounds. But neither fighter hal be e n knocked out am Zyglewicz never has been knocked down. Frazier hal been knocked down four times, but each time got tc> to win. The two fighters have similar styles. Botharebrawlerswtthllt.. tle regard Cor finesseordefense. This should make lt an hterestlrw r!lht lor the fans as long ao it la1ta. Both !lgtiters have bullloh otrength and quick hando lor big meDi"'' Frarler · 'la··~ tJt&· -stflinlft'i''1·mainly becsuse he Ia an inch lali· er ancll4 pounds heavier, and he also 1o raster afoot. Zyglewicz says he can win because he is more.determineda!KI Is lho hungrier !lgtiter, He also aaya he can use his Roclq Mar· Bolh hlm go. He's been hurt In other fights, but they let him go. I'm not going to." Frazier, on the other hml, doesn't think anyone can atanclup to his flats .and Jt's no secret that Zyglewicz is easy to hit The on],y men who ha.l'e gme the dl&tance with Frazier are Oscar Boravena twice and George JohnsOli and both ~toyed away from Frazier's pulverizing lett hooks. biggest Yictorles have been over Wllll BesamabOff, Billy Daniels and BUI McMurov, but his big· gest payday was $2,000 His ~ per cent ot the pte Tueada)' wilt be aboot $34:,000 wldle Fnzler, who will get 40 per cent of the gate alii has a $40,000 television contract, will make about $100,0011. Frazier, 24, the 1964 Olympic champion, won Ills veraion tA. the UUe by knocking OUt Buster Ma· th11 in Ute Uth rounl March 4, 1968. He defended It by lmocklng oot Ma010l llainoll of Mexl<o In the .second roUnd ard by winning a decision over Bomve,. ot Ar· gentl.._ · Frszler share• the cbamplonship with Jimmy Ellie, w II o Is recopized b.Y the World 9oxirw AssoctaUon. Zyglewicz, 25, a Watervliet, _ ')'ueodo¥; o1,pr11 22, a $40,1100 ancllllery rights conGAWPOLIS - Cdech Bstcy Time - 9:\10 p. m. EST. tract. I . Mlllor'o Gillla AC>IIIea>¥ High : THioatStakl!-WorkiHeny• ·\ - - School glrlo' tnck 1o1m coinllllht c-lonahi.P Ia Now HOUS'I'Oij (UP!)- Tito ~the tured Bve Groll In S.turdi)"o Y9tk, Meollchuaetlo, Maine, Jl. lol>e lor Tujooday nlgilt'sJoe Fra- Gallipolis Rotary ltelaya oo P-sylvaala and Tnaa zler • Dorio Zyglelrlcz hea'l'· and Mexico. welgill olllmplonablll light: Dlalance- IS rcundo. FRUIER ZYGLEWICZ '·' 24 ap · 25 , L- 1 i>-l1'h halgilt 5-111\1 · (] .. ai~J'Ilf lable'• 207 ,..Iaiit .139 " ~ reach · 7il; By Nooe U <heat normil 41 M iJiponded - 43 at wa1at 35 u blcepa " IS s IS . It · 411 thl&b 251h 13 ' 17\i ..., ••k i7 17 shot .PUt event with a toss or 36'- 111h "· Tbo GAllS glrlo 44o-relay team won with a 1:02 pOrrormanee. Runners were Martha Corn.. well, Barbl ~. P. Saunders ani S. SWain. · s. SWain capturedtheJorcjunq> Memorial Field. Performing In 31klogree tem· perature, ac._alell by adriz· wltll a 13'1'' performance. Here's Saturday's results: 111118 rain, tl\0 lUue AlVei• were . !Oil-YAIW DASH - C...nwell, jloced b,y vtrlltiJI Martha eor... ·'!011,. 'who ~ two ot the G~ Hlftl')', NG; Darat. KC.- :12.5 SHoT PUT - Thmlpson, G; GaUiana live dUeo, :lllso ~ weD won tile. •QO.liard · do!lh In IIU, and the. high ,lUmp wltb. · t'$1~" ,per!111111&Dca. She aloo .b Qied wiD a third IIIIa - lho U~a. Darst, KC; S..uiKiers, G; GOkey, Melgo.- 36'11'h ". 440 • RELAYS - GaUI»oola first, North Gallla secOIIl. GAHS runners - comw~ t.yne, Saunders and SWain. · mGH JUMP - Cornwell, G; Sheet., G; Holman. Mella; HaD, KC. - 4•51,4 ", LONG JUMP - SWain, G; AJ. berti, G; Lope, NG; Grsblm, KC; DaDiels, KC. - 13'7''. . ' - ' Bears No.2 ·. •Rt~;~. Additional Game~ T, M. Good1ll Slntorcl lncorponted " I Draft Choice ' ' - llol>!>Y·Doo- · -•'No.2 · lhilvo,. fOl' t:~ .. 67 CHEVROLET BlscaJne, Z Dr. Win, .& CJIInder, radio and Mat.. Aut. tr•sl Gnlllda aold finish, 11.000 ll:tual miles. Llu ' JiO cond. ' ~~' j .} I ( ·'' '·'''"""'"·' · - •' ~-l.~ ' :.d' GGIIIpolio Motor Co., vo'ur Locai, Cho~...let bile Dealer h. pr,ud tp announce E-verett ' 'their Sqlooman Fol Tho M1111.t~ of exc:e.l~int ~~~•·rand ·~ ~trong' desire ~~It,( of t~l• Oleo c~n 't hio'\o · · -..ndera r:•aidts at 202 . Kineon with hio lavo]y ~ifo Lillian: a~d . ilncl K-~· GaJI,pollt• Motor q.. . f¥M1 .monagetMnt ta~~ pHdt if. ,eJdanding LONG JUMP - ~Deer, G; Cosby, J; Polley, NY; Stebbins, G; Yeknicll, L. -20'-6~ 11 • (new record) DISCUS -Maxey, C;Syar,I;C. Neal, G; Barr, M; Oney, SE. - !Mnf~Jmm® &laiD ~- eapblred the . Here's results of Saturday's lf11ht. world's 111WIII oloetronlc 1111 field e\'ents: iloiOVI fives h I pnciliDO jew~~... mGH JUMP - ~ncer, G1 Ired IIIO\IIrnlllt 111eq;lzed br I tiiiJ Cronacher, I; Davidson, SEj M,yn- power celt Tlllt ldvMCtd dtsip JnMo ·ster, VC; Wilks, C.- 5'-9%,". ment Is found onlr Ia far 1n011 ...,... sin wattlles. Ot r.esult: 1 hi&IIIY SHOT PUT - Roleh, I; Pal- KCUII\t Witch lhtl Will p iOU 10. . ley, NY; Maxey, C; t:. Neal, Gi onil ,..,. of dtpendoblo por!o1111111Ct. R Martin, VC, -45'. lllid 11111-- r lion to wind ltl Wear a Zephyr Weight sportcoat by Palm Beach* and watch summer go out as a · mild breeze even when it comes in like a blast furnace. Zephyr Weight coats come in a broad range of fabric, model and pattern from twills, seersuckers, oxford weaves to tattersalls, checks, plaids, and windowpanes. They're meant to be great stuff, but not hot stuff. Because of modern preciSion tailoring techniques, a Palm Beach sportcoat is top quality, top value. Come see the lively new blues, greens, golds and other distinctively '69 shades. $45.00 /~ . Dote , - Monday. TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 SOcond Avo. Galllpolls5 Ohio : a The cool breeze of summer-Zephyr WelgiJt · ·coats by:Palm Beach· GAB G Wi~4:::::..-z;:::~ s iris. Capture 5 Events 22\2 tioiota. Ramty Tim HOWII'II, Gary Clark and Coech Barnette. ElqMlclo!d ·llec:eipto-$150,000. ~ ' ·Suddenly 11'1111y ~ • ca"* your wiy, .. ~. stew Halstead, Elipeclod Altendance-11,1100. Dike Win• ' back raw, Eric Morris, Mike Burna, Southeastem's um IC»J'ed 12 2'h Inches to cuture the pole vaul~ and In dolrw so, oet a new mark, bettering Jim GU· more's old mark of 9'a6" set lee~ Frazier Is Overwhelming Favorite 1a11: ft per cont. Frulor aloo blo 1111111. Chorleo Reed; second row, Chaster Roooh, (lory Silk, Do1llld . _ . , Richard Kelt, Dick Ord, B - aark, Curdo Rouoh; last year. The 21st 1IIIII1Bl Gil Dodds Mile Run opened l11t nJght's acUvitieL Reaillts of the 10 nmning events wDl be anntQJced HOUSTON (VPI) - Joe Fra· zler, the hea'V)1Yelght champion of 11:1 states and MeXico, ~s Ilia ttdrd tiUe defense Tuelday night aplnat Dave"The.Anlmal" Z_yglewlcz, a ·v1rtual lllimotrn who never ha1 made moretJan$2,000 In a light. Tbe Wlbeaten Frazier, 22-0 with 19 knockouts, is a prohfbltive · ravortte O\'er the &maller Zyglewlcz, who has a 2S..l record with 14 knockouts. las Vegas Oliva scored 011 a double play In the fourth lnn(JW lew :lllnne- bookies said Fra~ier was such an oota. Leo Carderao hit his fint o\'erwhelmlng faVorite they were tmulr of tbe seasOD In the tltth, not making oddo on tile !lgti~ but alll conoecutive doubloo byGrslc they were givlrtg 2-1 odds It Netllee and Charlie Maooel pro- would not go the dla1ance. Frazier, the chalnplon in New duced the Twins' third ron In the York, Pt1111)'1vanla, Maine, Massixth. sachuaello, illtnolo and Teqo, was expected to weigh in at 207, the oeoond heaviest of his coreer, . wbUe Zyglewlcz hoped to be at to; ).13, Na ,hMvla~fo l"·; ,, ~ :' , 1'1. The ftllht ~ lie corrted on home tele\llilon on a ratiomvkle .21klcy network put together by Fature Attnctiona,IDc., w I t h Rad!Miovioloo- No radio. moat of Texas l;tlacked urt. The wU1 becsrrtedonhometeleviaton 1llht will atart at 9:511 p, m. 00 I 20-cil)( DOtwCO'k by Feature <EsT)_ beioce an eJPected c:rOM"t AttractiOIII, lac, ·/ QI;~~fl~;'Fo'/o,'it;t ...... .-. ~eo : on Dodge Brolhm firs! car, nick· named 'O.Id. BeiSjl/ came ou\ in 1914 10 1111swer demand. for l~w- cos!, dependable aulollobiles. : FALCON BASEIIALLERS - Tbe Wabuna Whlte Faleon booebeU tepm lor the 1989 seeson Is COIIlPOied or 18 player&. Pictured wllh Coech Groot Boraotte an, ll'onl row, loll to rlgil~ Jolm Johnson, Dave Morpn, ~ Roosh, Handy Clark, . ~re\ FaCts And Figures, :" aOOsroN:(UPO - ' inches. ·~ p~ ..... ad-.... "' ............., !be blc loft bander has one loao this seaiCI1. . ... ; · , w· -. . T · Wllls . m Fd\h In J(q~' Top Angels -6:5 Caurornta ' · ,· ' . record last Year.. over -$2014·28 PniliL • in elxth place woo Melco with olx ......_ JackiCII irao oevenlh with tti!r, VlriooCoimb'hadlhree lor eiallth pdal\lon and Lcipnhod • one and ranked ninth. Two field mark~ were ~ Satunlly. Tom ~ncer of GMIS les»ed 20'~%"lnthelcq~ to bette'r hia 1988 mark by 2% be!on tho Elllwrill, - · lied home Ted VIUoodel' with one out In tile nlnii>Soturdoy to pve BUICK'S OPEL KADm 2·DOOR SEDAN ' ,.. -1\f 1, ' l 136', _POI,.E V~ULT , - · IIIII. tit; Crooacher,l; W~lilateh,ll;lioooil, C; Gilkey, :~~>: - u•;,h •, '(M!r reeord) : ~ • " · · Cbe...,..... ..... 1.968 ,......_ compiled a 16-7 {? :IIINNEAPOUS, ll'f. PAUL I'(UPO - Hannon KWtbrew oil>- llnl- GALLIPOLIS MOtOR CO. .... A $59.57 A _ 6~7 record In live yearo wllh lilt lndlano. 'He II 0-1 111111 y.U Ia In -$200.00 DOWN C:.c11 a U-yesr.old .rll!ll hll!dor, hal · ~~~~ a Pa~ llotit~ofli!'- wlth a rim-•corllw •li111e wlllcll I' tho ")11ote' relle.¥er WUbur w~ 1:; IIIII v• eumor olio ··~ on tliO !llll Marl. Be~ •• i10vil .... Utro!'n OUt \"l''nr tie Ute ...... •!2-2. 1~ &~Old. · ... . Honrd, wbO Went··- ·, .,, .· I'll~ whO held tile, Sox• hit.- rour nlai!e 11 5-2 In le01 until S.ndy Al0111111' ailllled wm.: • · "· ' .,, tlu'oogh the hole belto'een llh!ll't.sl<lp and tliird•liOie with' one out In tho fll1h aot Into troliJie the nlnlh ~hen PotO' \i'ard, BUI the Melton and Gale H®klns hit cmoecutive olnglea wlilch' !Ill~ the bose• with ""' out. Duane JoaephiCII !lied out, but Pottln walked Buddy Bradford to force ln the White Sox' rW\ and bring Segui out ol the bullpen. Segul retired Ron Hsnun on a lly to Jose Vidal in the right field corner to enl the sama. Tho vi<tory soawed· the PUnta' litre.....,. loolllt otreak. ,GAiiUPOLJS ~ ·~ BuriCII'a GoWa ~ HIJI! School Bluo. Devito held a ollm oni JQini iiild OYOr Ironton ~ iJW lrU lalt 1 night's flail nm-ntrw •~• llllhe aai:Ual ....,.. Goliljiollo Rotary Cld) liOiayL ,T h.e ·, delend(JW .chomiiiOno ctalked .., 19. polnta In Sotur• day afternoori'a Jleld eventa on a cold and dltllll Memorial Field. Runnef\11 lmltOn wu aeeond with 18. third Wllh !2, Soutjleoatern ~ R o s o Cotm\Y fourth . Wlth 10 and NeJ. oonVWe-Y«k !1(1\t with seven ..... -'!" tO thJrjl. ......_ Doo . seattlt:.Tops qli~~ . ::$.ti;,-."11"- wl1llo tag. Kansas Gty, 2-1 -lor, ·, . .. . "' '" ' ~ ~ . w~toN <UPO ·- 'I! h , . 111t - - . ... ..,~ Wiartve 'Wiihlrwton Saialill's, held ocort.- , dOI!R the l'l!lhl !!lid llno, li.'lhe '1 leos.!<Jr 39conael:1Aivolllllrwob1 . ofst IIIII!Wlfter ·DeiU-walto: ' Baliln>or., '' liutllilased' lho o,.- od to onOp"tllt law Seialof 1'\111• 1ot11· 1.-s s.~ w1111 , 10 • hit .,.,.1.. lliowo li'Jtim,ore. ·' •IlleR whlcll lncludOi!' II!Oi-l'Uif, ' Tho oriOioo ,lilaakediWaohi~~~t• - • by .Fral!k Howard and' lljl1 In thO laat !our'·,...ea boo i Paw C.IIIID>I.J.-.; .'.' ' , · tween 'l hi ' ~mil, and .l ilt, 4~ , , 8qw.rd lj(t ~· ~ hOmer o1 lhtee tnnlrwa oltholr lint !'JO'I.- ' ' __ . ' ,I, Jt f• ' ' ' '- �'• .. : .•: ... ' ZO- 1lle SUndol' Tlme...SOntiD!lo Spno~aJ, APril ZO, 1969 . . ' ·.Search Is Underway ' '. ' .' . . Sclwoi . . . . .FJarollriumt . ., . Ft~res . ' ·' ' . ,,. ' By SEOAL Officials . For N~Y Successor .t:;~ Tom Hall has begun to leave hla mark on the American IAI&ue. Hall, a pencil-thin lett..tJaOO:er, rec«ded his first victory or the HISOil Friday, allowing only two hits as the Minnesota Twins downed. the Cal"<>l'nla A"•els tt u· ...,. II" O. Hall allowed only a oniHJUt triple to Jim Fregosl in the first inning and a leadoff single to Lou Johnson in the seventh in recontirw his first major league shutout. Twins Back Hall The Twins backed Hall witll two-run bursts in the foorth, 1lxth and eigflth inniflts, BOO AWam, George Mitterwald, Leo C&rdenas and Frank QuUicl drove in runs as Minnesota routed four california pitchers. ·In other American League play. Bostoo ripped Cleveland, 10-7, and Baltimore blanked Washington, 6-tl, while in NaticJnal League action, san Dleao •«wed San Francisco, 3-1; aiXI Los Angeles edged Hoothestoo, 5-4. Rain and cold wea,;i___ ,r wiped out most or f r...,. ,....... ..... s schedule as the Oak....., .--naa!l City and Seattle1 u•thectiO pmes were poslpOn&d la ~ burAme~~can League and the "~_co. ell· PJ:lUadelphia,. New YOI'I\"UU.o ._.... .- Louis ......... alii Adanta· c"i..,." '""....,ats were called a11 .,1n the National ~ "I didn't feel tired," • Holl ..... ~.~ · 88.id ' • t "'"""''P' it's the firlt I W &00e nine innings this illij..n. 1 waa th.rowi~ mostb breaki~ stult I was · otoor..double ,... , playo took Trrll ._ Jllll," . 01 turned tn d(d)le ·tn the olxth lmlnr; ifter two batten, and ._. ' "'.II Pi ' . / 1 Pm• Rematch Appears ,Certain After Napoles' Triumph INGLEWOOD, Cai!L (UPI)Relentless pressure pald .oft' with the worW's welterweight chant>looohlh Friday night for dlaplaeod CUban J ooe Nlljloieo, who was credited with a 13th round knockout when Curtla Cokes could not answer tl'le bell tor the 14th. Cokes, t45lh , disappointed his Dallas, Tex., fans aa he never could work Napoles into· a position to land hls powerful counterpunches, his stock in trade. The 143-pound winner 1 who lives In Mexico Cit,y, had the baeklng of IIUIOt of the crowd ol 15,878, which paid a california record $195,480 Cor an indoor booL There were no knockdOWDS In the 13 rounds ot stea~ action but aside from one round., Napole1 carfled the ft,Jtlt to his 31-yeor-old oppone!L COke& had oo alibi to oUer as he said, ••r Just couldn't get oft • '• 1~ ,. , lfl!!tu"' ,. '!!~" 18~rqwid tho .,ao~clt to Paul Blair htt two solo homers arll Frank Robi111on and EUie Hendricks one each to back Tom Phoebus' slx..Jlit pitching and pace Baltimore over Washington. Blair connected for his third aiM! foorth hmlero ol the season oft Joe Coleman ln the first and third innings, hittil18 them In almoat the ldentlcal sp~ over the left centerfield fence. Hendricks' homer followed a walk to Brooks Robinson and Robinson's homer came ln the seventh and gave him the - - lead with six. major 1-m•e Phoebus, beating Washington tor the second ume this season, stretched Baltimore's string of shutout innings against the SerBtora to 39. Hits Two Homers ~" •-ers 11\.11111 Ken Harrelson hit -o and Rico Petrocelli, Tony Conigliaro and Carl Yastrzem~ ski had one each to power Btlston over Clevelard, snoppl·~ a three game Red ~ losirlK streak. The loss was the Inliana• eighth in nine _..... <HoMolloJ this am Cleveland ace Luis Tlant's third without a victory. tiant . won 21 games last sea1011 ror tllo Indians, season ltellever 0 o o 1 e))' Womack walked BUI RusSell with two out In the ninth to force In the cylng run and then paned Wes P.arker to. f<>I'<O In the wiMing rWI ' ' the \'CJdaOr< ~ild '\' HeatHooatoo. ', . • ,, -..... , \hey In the ftrot .QYf Ill'""". . :• two 1 KDI~k 'Cdaeh,. llicl'1 Hoi,~~ · ' ~.. . · litli! til<vlrli!alb' llaht hlf' WIY,. cCLA$SIPIID RATII t:,.:r. DO>;O., .•'- ....... ,.".. - ..,.,,. ..,... ; Celto' Into the Celtic drolll.. •••il<lif' piio lllil·. theY reopoiqlod by the CeiUca· ant ~tlng , ori l ·basket •ch ' laid· 1to RU~slll, "You ~·were~~:. tin to al'Vtl them i rout..pojnt sr-.L " l • ~ ·~ , ·~. I~ opln. ' Tiro ~l!oto by . · -""" · · ' · ... Johli "'vlleek .111111 6ae eomb¥ Em Brrant and !!ateh !!alldara kept the ·Cotto ,lb -1111. Mlko RlordiD'• balko! with thfl8 · .-,.elllda left cut the deflcl\ to .two aaln at 101-1113,, tha Celts loulecl· 'Jooeo. ~· mlosod the. Rrat. &tlo1111>t but mad8 the oocond With,. a oecood • le~J; anr").,UIJ• l!;od'o · atu)ht' the ·.buzzer only norrowo4 tha dollelt to • point again. Br.vlleek baekod Joneo with 28 polms wbllo ,. Beyant ICidod 19. seorod 32 lor tile Knlcko wilDa Fr.zlor ICidod 11' but only made one aaalst beea.uie ot his limited mobility aller makl1111 39 ....,..lull,. ' T "'tlllfll .~1- ' lk lloo -~ ftl lfNtvt.r -·....... •• ...~..... . dtt, .,..... . . . wlll , ... tl• . . .. !'!........ ,.... ~~ tllil •IIIMf ~ . X'lllli'N,.x"AAA _.. • , .- • "*"". '"'. '"' . ifiS•I•-h•"',.'· ..., •..,,u . ........, ;.;J..l ,''....""""'·. .. ' ...VI ,. .. ·· · · - .. ..,. MANY . usu· ·20.·c M• ....... •• ,.._, .. ,,• .•,..., Hfire . . ,j,n will .,.~, IMif ~,,,., •• ,,. ..... "''' ... 11 ' ., . ~ ·· I· I fi!t"$1.110 · . ~~ . . juot kept _,. ,....... . _.,.,....~ ~-~ IJINGER ...u,.,. .........__...~_.. 125ThiNA... •. ;··s. l., ' ~..... >' ' 11181 S T. GMC wlllt D II. lalllld I!I.I!1CTIIIMoO . . ..... . for loell . . . -. . wft. I'lL ..._ 11-11 t411 lf!liiDA 175 Pb. ~. Fixing up the hOuoe, yard aiM! <ar'l lluflng Spring clotholl? Plannl~ 1 >11e&tion? AD toke . money. But there's no need to lave S..rlng lllllllclal fever. StqJ In where you're alwaya No. I - never a alx·ftaure computer n.amber, \ . . W!lnted To 'Jlly SEE US FOR A SPRING FIX.UP Scrambler. lt.J radial CIW'l'SMAN 10 lnclt IIMAI.t JIIAIIM Ill ~ fowD. inn 1111 llld FGid trac!Dr. ojdpdbt loliaeoo llUe, ,. pod . Pb ~1116• _ _ . lt.J buD , write bos liT Ill " · ' _,._ _ amo of Ttlbune. IN 16 PT. 1111 fiber&lau boat llld . troller. 'lll b.p• .Jolaon lor. OoD ..... 91)4 ~ ~ A1.MOSl' new 1 a poiDI hltdl Jal!p Deere oorn plan~ er wlllt IDsecllclde altac:l> - · Hat boon osotl oo!y m~ra on 75 aem eom nell yeer. Butler llorelml Form, l.Gwer IUwr Rd. !Pb. ZIWII8. :,. 1).1 FOr Slli or Tr1cle .. 47 ~ jeep wDl 1i1lde for 3 POINT HiroH Ollwr eorn JAonlor ... Pb. - · 934 ~ or ton truet. Ph. - · EXCElLENT. e111<1en1 a nd economical, !hal's Blue Lu.. Ire carpet llld uphololl<y eleanor. Renl electric Allam· - ... Central atwl1 Ceo. 111-6 • FOR SALE: SPINET i(I!\NO. Wanled, ,mpollllble P!I!1Y to ...... _,...n•Oii lake - ,\PAR'IIiENT, I IIDL, lui... PII1UI P111t Ill. 11181' ·- ~ RL f. !i'Ri1fi!HG, ......... nllblr I'll. 4114~, ,. IN . 11 '"" • 'l'ldlll An. - .... ..... low 1110111hly PlY· a 1111lnel p\1111. Can p11 '"' lie - locally. WrUo Credit Manacer. P. 0. Boi 1M. She!· byollle, Indllntl. · · JI-U ~ • WIPE OUT lor dbt llld pime, enjoy .._. ftllll In IIlli ... time. Rent ,.. deiDer fl. Fllrll\er'l llanlware Ceo. .. I ,. 1'lllflD OF SE!IIIG tbe walls a ,_, l!rlihlm up In an boar 11t Ia. llstl a ftll wuhor ... Contra! a.pply 0.., IT CiJurt 81. . . IW a..n LUZIBR, INC. at advertlled In th; 'Todoy'a Reo111t.' a )dlli!;a· IIOD ol Anlet'dn ll1dhl AIIOC. of!ero a eCJIIIIIleto Uno ol oldn care pnxluela Ulil rr... ·tJ'IIICtl· Luzier olfn ... tDorpnlc produell 81111 IN rw GALLIPOLIS - Ed Petrie, U, Ka18oga. rolled an aalcJD. lshlng 700 oerlea at the Skyl1110 Lanoe hero lao! Wlldnooda7. Pelrle, who hal been bowll~ only foor months, raekod "' a 269, followed b)' a 245 and a 186. Acconlirw: to hlt .,tutor, Bob Harrison - Petrie h a 11 fuU roller'"IKM'ler, and "Cans caD ellt)ect great tlliJ!gs from thl1lad In the future.'' ll'a two r.tlonger ~l:!l,~n___ jj~~ ~~ .. ......., plallll. ,. . ' ' ' .., ·tl And fhara only tor openers/ Ctlmpare. Than decide. tra a c/nohyou'll'go Chryriler. ...~-CN.:!-~IJIIIIOII ol IMIIUIIDturllfl' Mllltlltd ....II p.ai Ill •Reot Fftrv 1 1... hi( O . a,"'_.TIII'IPflll LfMIIfll 1-cfoor ._,... 1Htc1 V: poiNt' Mlia, pu1IIIMittOn rHio, whiM! dthM f:&.llllfllt. exoltidlfll Glfttt OPtiOnll tiiUIPflltftl, dlttlfletlon ""*" ""':1I~ n.::::.~II=.:: -- DO~ tldlfriJitlr.i":.c. 112" ~ :r.~~-· ~-:::~:::~~::: . ~~MIIIIIft, _ , • ·M *"*~·- IMi!-=:::.'r.: '{ 112" Colllptlllll '.!. '•' .. .. l~ 1 . :i ,<:~ ' ' ~· ' "( lily 1 to May I. Place order ,., Bill ~. Ph. ftii-IAO' or ,. Ohio I'MlC& 0.. Pll. t4tl. MI. · . • II WANTED rw pupp~e~. ft. • 114 REDUCED PRICE IllS I T. GIIC 111'1 1 T. GIIC 1111 IIi T. GMC Plelup IJII GMC a..barblll New I T Form Woamt - 8 room, 2 story loeatod In Eureka. Cillo. Cal llobort Dl1lm. WOODED RAooOON CREEK - Wa tor lnlnt IDt lor ..... WANT VIEW? . ·• ~ i• . . '' ' ~2674 or «6·2730 Sal•smen W. C. MASSIE REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL. 446-1998 fiii.IO 1111 2 T. Intemallona1 , .,. ~'· ' . 53 ACRES ~ LllmNG. 1latTiaon Twp Good 10 m>. twwtory home. 38 • 50 barn. oullltlp., Wllnut timber, S velnl, \lo A. Tob. Buo. It'll.. 5 RtM. FIIAME borne, Tal>. B. nve miles from VInton. On· ly ••'110. ·\• I' J 11 ' - ! 81. 1 ACRE Cl!llm!lNARY I room frllne home. Nke sbaded yard. o.rden. Garep. MONEYMAKER , . lftiiiOI'. . . . . . . .q In , . ,. ~ ItO ollllp- 50 A. I'AR!\1, country Grocery Slon, It Texaco Goo Station. 111111 to buJ. I'lL t1141'11. lnvesl 111,0110. & ...... wwry 1M about a job. st. Rt. 2111. ALL TYPI!lS of llalldiDI 11116 RM. HOUSE & 1 ACRE leriall, bloct, brlci:, GOOD. I RM. HOOSE, Good pipe. ·~· IIDtell, ello. gardenln8 lllld. I~ to Claqlle Wbtlen. Rio Grlllde, spend the long lllflllllel' ....,. 0. Pb. -.s12l allor I. ll.lf Jngs & relu. Prlee 12500. I W.\Y l'llllo .....,.. anlomla, BUIL~ING LOiS pcniW mlb; .... It Oleorolet, rull8 pod; I Uvq room I CAN SHOW YOU Will ]ric· lllllel; metal lddeo call~ ed from $3511 "' f3500, net. Call . . . . 114 Neil Realty this brick, all eleotric home witil a view of the beautiful Ohio Rlver. Land Mlll8 !rom U. 7 Ill the river. Has lull basement with rec. room, kl~ chen, ballt and .............. Coli today f... appolnlment. omCB PHONE Uf.IIM Jm:NINO ' Q8lleo ~· Nell fit 1141 ,. fJff. . . .' hi.4U-Uf6 Be -S~,n 1o See This ·· Price Reduced .... Price Reduced All Electric 3 llttholr ' .. •»n, 1111 •--....:illl<llooreii! .. . llld • .,., . ... VDT HICii 'IIOI:Jal'f I - . , IIOMI CYmY Cl&AN) LUUH: r.wa.Y --BVILT IN KlJ'CBH, At.. 10 JNa.UDU A U110S QA.. RAGI WftiB' B» 11101' .ucD 8"'''BAGG: IPACI& I.OCAftD 0!1' LAllGC BJMI)II) J...\HiliiCAPII I' ! Owner Will Help Finance ROOII wrm num LOT Da ,.._ 'rolnf. ~ Sell or Trade Home and 4 Acres BraDd New Ready For You I j I ••u• a- FOR A 'liMIL8., JIOI(B, (I& . . . . . . J'AIII. cm.t.ENT LOCA~ OM ~· 1811, I A. loOT H2.UmB A DAllA Im WITH PATIO Excellent Farm Bar1ain 162 Acres. KYler Creek Hare's A Barcaln If There Ever las One i . up. ......... .... It .. ""'' I l.f •• !•· 8u5inets Opportunity Bt11lneo1 OpportuiiJ Man .. w..... Services Offered .,...,._.. DelnerJ Wiler RELIABIJE person from lido area to service ard collect !rom 3utmnatlc dlapenlen. ·'1. Sonltl I 1'ltrlol lila' Rt., 111'111111 I'll. rrNUI (" No expenence . needed . . we establlsb .......,.. lor you. car, ...,,.......,. llld 11111$.00 "' $1785.110 easb eaPtal - sary. 4 to 12 hours weoldy nets ezcellent mOIIIIiy In,.• ame,.. Full llme, .mor... .,r., ,. NNICING SliEAIUl ,...._.... ' .... .. local mlerview, write, lnelude $1.25 up, scissors 45o up.lieP- · · • telephone llUIIIber, Eagle II> pard Sewing Machine Sllol • . f ~ ,,, dullrlel, f'/25 ED:elBior Bhd., St. Louis Port, MlnnetiJta. Service, 1111 Ia! Aft. " .. TEitMITB Plft' OOHl'IClL FREE lnlpoCilon. elll 111•1 11err111 O'Dell, Optntar rw DIS'I'RIB WANTED-~ ment Parla lor VOibwllpn- Ellermllal Termite Sortltl ID Bolmonl Dr. • II ~ Sblpment. l.oRit pr~cos. can or write: 'Lullwig, 1be KIC." ~ Mo. TERMITE a Pill' WHI... tor Ocorp.. Mit. for Frill FAIN l!:lterlll1nalton Ceo. 'lfbM&. Wllbarl. Oldo. I'll. 17f.Gll. l~) Gl E. t1 st., 55111. ..1 .. New Yort, New York 1liOI8. ·a.• Tel' (212) 1'/6.7010. DOLL 11.- lfazMI ~ latlolt avlllable, N...JIII Camping Equipment ralel also lor illqlpiDI fit FOil QUALITY, oervl<e llld Wl1lldDI motherl. ltoariJ, ... price '"' traveJ tnnn llld IJ .. weetiJ ....... campera, ... Camp Coale7 . . .II Slan:!rall Saleo beloro ' 0 • ~. 'ft'ade.ln aeoepled. J.o. <&ted beblnd l'leasalll Politi WINDLE'S Cl.,.eiA tJt*alillllr CleriC, proltPNI . . . Relort, Rt. Ill, North "' Pt. meat. an wwt Ple8181t1. .. l'llaiiO Wellllon, ... 1111 ... Joel ... F!'R THE WORLD'S LARGI!Br SElUNG CAMP1NG 11IAILEII .... ---- buS!M. ·o!llee Owner Leavina City Very Gaod Buy NEW & USED camping oup. plies, rentals and serv1<e see BAIRD REALTY CO. t''·,.;,r ~· ·'• . I aunm•lll 111111 CHIMilLET Jmpela I Osc1r B•lrd, Rultor dr. lldlp., P.S:, P.B, l'llllo, lt.OIII mila. ft. fM.IIIII. BRAND NEW RANCH 114 THIS ONE n.ooR all brick FAIR\IIBW Ndhlllon ~ ranch Ia deslatltld lor the btme, Ill Hilda Dr., s bedll!l!lt. ~. lllinl cabinet, fOIIIIS family. 'lbree bedrtiOIIII, 1111 llatlll, Cll'jlll lD In oiDot. Smmonl I'll· • Ofbath 81111 ball, ullliiJ ll'fiDI room llld baD, Dice molloe 1'.4111P. Pbone ffl.tarl . . """"'· room on II'OUJid floor, Ml dora ltlldleu. t 011' cantP. basemeirt Ia jUII right fAlr • !artie lot. Reaoly ... - II> .,....non room. 1.arp llvfnJ lo. l'aquh at ColtiiD FIJml. Ph. rpom, cUalng - . klleltea. ~· after 1 I'll. Mll!l be seen~be __,., . N etl. Can ,. .' . . . BY OlltiBIR - llllOiltnl )>ea. EIGHT BIG ROO!il.J lion in c~ty, s 11octt--. 1~ '1'Hl/j LARGE HOME bU e111irt balhl, . plua lbo 1101 In liMe. 1>11 roomo, balb, loll ol s '1!11111. llreplaoe, ...,.... !nell, good prden ...... and lll'p ..... plua CM'pQII, Ia loealed on _, e11J loll. & ,_. patio, R. J. llleoll. 1 priced 1111111 retiOOIIIIIIe. Let Bemmt Dr. Ph. •1111. 11&us arr- llnanell!ilr fOil ducld lor qult:k -.~... 111,1110 on this lovely old homo. N fw- ...~...,. " ,. ,, I AGENCf · IY8)'11t AmallorJ, Ill •• Deaver K. IIIJiey, 11u•• A. A. NIBERT, Realtor GRAIN, STOCK, & TOB. FARM J.!, ~! ~,~ .1'IIE WISEMAJV . AND A 0000 BUILDING 1DT PLUS it. NJC& fABII POND. CH&CK 'rD 'ft!OAY. r.r IMtlllod. Pial I '· OWNER Wl1.L 'l'llAm 'IIIIa Ntill N8W I . . . , . _ JlOim 1911f IIi T. llodp plelup THIRD AVE. 6 !n'ATE If, !!II'. TIME to appear on the IJae I T. lilt. '1\'oetor I lllllnetlpolla Molino Pvww market In lwo generations. 'BARGAIN OF THE WEEK . 111111 151 A,. o1 GOOD Mcm!ER 3 BR HO.\l·E near town with 3 EARTH. 12 mi. from city, \1 acres. Has new fwnace, alumNew ... Rotary CUtlm inum siding & carpori. If • .50. New us s •· 10 1111 mi. off b11M!k tnp 1'(1,. 30A. bot. tom, 46 A. nal It rolling, bal. you can qual~y you can buy 11J1on 11m 111. Inc. reclorll in pasture It limber,. Good for J'/00,. ~ and balaoce Ia. . ~ , . . , lluplelllllll ... a nn,. 2 story lllose. ooth, f65,. per tmnth. Don't delayparllql base. Good bam !10' 1D Ploo Ill Ph. I.IID. Call loday. ' ·' '' it ·w;· garago, 1oo1 ·!lied & tfOif corn crib .. 51 lllb. base. Crops 11 ACRE FARM LOW. LOW, PRICI!l8 '"' Klt- i!lartrd. 3 wells that never go 3 BR ilWI!:LLJNG. Bath, aU dry. Jnonedlale piJ89eSS!on. lnllel. Col4liD Furniture. rooms paneled, new fuel oil $17,0110. Pb. ffl.ll'll. .. furnace. Lund Is llllderlnld with coal Located near Vln· too, Ohio. umD n1JIIIITURE "' Ill BUDGET HOUSING GOOD 3 BR, ii.W, . !loon!, pten. t:DII. Credit ... - · Rlee'l ty storage space. <ellar and 4ACRES • Iliad ............ IJ.II work sbop, located 1111 \lo A. IF YOU ARE looking "" a lot. just oatsltle ~ IOWJt beaujiM borne located on 4 Cheap at tedays ~ WALL '10 WALL CARPBl' acres of lan<lacaped I!J'OUIId C<Jata. Prlee $10,0011. ·s ROIIIB llld baD u Dille you won't want to miss seel111! U . Jay SlleJIIIIf'l, Ill "'I Earl Wbdoro, ffWID Howard or Luc:ill• Brannon with' a (, ' . \- 1 .•• A. woodlol, ballllltlll leY· .. "' rolling land. 2l ACRES , OF 'I1IIE lllVI!lR ..,. toeated In Eureka, one story 8 room, large kltdlen with plenty .,. blnels, formal dining r<>Om. large garage. Prloe fii,OIIO. liollorl Dillon. IIOIIARl' DilLON, ...... 431 ~ Avt. Ia tblllluftd; ,., ~. ' ' • .·•·I. " ' • ww ...... .. ' liM 1i T. G1oiC plctup IJII \i T. GMC pktllp 1111'1 I T. Olev. 1112 lilt. 1101 1915 li. T. GMC Pldnlp 1915 \i T, a.... Plelup 00 """ llconolbiO Pldlap Ull 1i T. atev. Pldlmp 1911f \i T. Gil:: Pleltup 11181 \i T. atev. 1111 \iT, Inl. ~ 11M ~ T. Ford pkbp 1111 \i T. lkr. plcbp 1111 1/f Dodp UIIIIIJ ' ~ N8WIIalq. • .!:•~~~~au bauae. !IIIIII1J CITY BUSI~ESS BUILDING!10 Aeroas from lhe ·l'tlll 9f11ce at . . . ;._;.,.: ' I •. ~ ~·· .•·.. ' . i j ' ~: .,, ~· ' :'' ,. ...· m.1 ,, ' 114 - lomllo, . . . oo!on. popper, IWeet potetO·. . .... lt'e prtcecl• only pennlet more 1 day thin Pontile Ttmpeet LIMine. By United PreBS tnternatlcnl Phlla and Stargell, Pitt 3; 19 tied (G&n~ea through APrU 18) · • with 2. NaiODII League American League: F. Robin. tiiiDaaii!NUott. -IMV 'MKING ardon rw Jbttll . lllln I Buick 8kwllltl: Cullom. lfl wldlr, ... _ H.P.IIIIn Oldl CutlleiB. t(<l'i~.,,iliil~'~.!m.l<fl! . m penDIIII localod on Lonr RIYer Rd. I large l'()Otlll, f BB. 1\io ba111, lorliral dlolilg room. reo room 300 .ACRES paneled with ooUd blrdt ,.. vAiJANr liMID, .,... ~. neiiDI. Frum tbe LR you.llove l>olb sldet 0.. Rd. underlaid • .)lleturtiOquO view of ... wltll coal. llelr • . be8utllul Ohio Rlftr. 1llla .. .... ..,. atone wllh . 116 ACRES patio - oovered, 2 car gar- RACCOON botlolil with ·I roam age, 1llle lot 175' fnlat, !ramo, bam, oa\llldp. 1111) llo IIOid as 12. eo. or Jl ..,. _beoutllul ...... lllld lreol. 1M WILL SELL on lanil Clilllb'el:l NEW GMC 11UCIC HEADQUARTERS -· fever? QUALITY PWS - Ill aah. GIJitllllleld PlloDe t46. goon. I llillllnll Kldllat EXCLUSIVE HOME ·wrm Re•l Est•tt for s.le' ' Estatt For Sale ........ llllbl llallbetl • JUST LISTED 60 ACRES net, Ute - · 1'\llly equipped !!IV. ACRD; - loeatod on 91ate Nl!liV umNG. lfln. . Twp to do Ill r..., ..q • nO !lout. 564. Roo a large barn, • boauiiM lllnlcbl lllftdl. \lo acre to1ilcco br!Oe, !0 aer· Nice 1 rm. twNtory home, ltC lllld .,.... dellpllrl. .. tra.tor land, plont)' pod 1arp bam, ........ eellarPay off balance of t ~ timber. A real buy at 1$.3110. . omoke boule. largo hen bouoo, 3 eom crlbl, pond, \lo A. Tal>. II 11.110 JIIOIIIbl7 or 11!1.110 coming." of COkes' eyes were al(nost shut and, 34 betore the bout was ring Phyolelan Dr. Berrard sthwartz examined them but permiUecl the light to Both swollen aeconls halted, Referee Goorae Latl<a laid he went to Cokea' corner after tile 13th rouiMI and aakod the ctlaqlion's manager, Doug Lord, U he should stop lite ll&ht Latka said Lord replied, ''Yea, .. and he was on his way to Napoles' oorrtlr to raiae his haiMI when ·the boll soo- for the 14th round. It was recorded unler CaUtorDia rules aa a 13th roond knockout. But J:.li!;rri.JW a remote chance of a knockoot by Cokes, the c~loo was a beaiOn fllhiOr when the boot was otoppod. Referee Latl<a had Napoloo ahead 11-1, JLIIgo John 111<11111 had the ehallenger ahead 111-2 aiM! Judge Joey Olmos had the CUban In front 11·1, 1be UP( seorecard had It 1:1-1 for 1 Napoles. A rematch appeared almOit certain either In the Vnltod Sletoo or Mexico City, Lord said he wouldn't mind hiring the rematch In etther oountr)' and would like to sea It 1oke plaeo ln trom 60 to 90 dlya. Cleanei' ccqlele with ~ pelpl llftJ IIIII - <Gnlwlador. !..olD llicl ,..... like - · Ply off · ~~~~aace "' I jiiJmeall at IUD DllllllldJ. ....... 1M ..... the .., 4ete . . .'·1"' "'•4oti . Real Porllle lilt. BUY l100R NEW Mr blltn now llld SAVE. Prlo<l ,..,.,_ . lr eOa1. . c.rt -.......,_0 RJo • """"" Grailde. l'lloaf JII.IIU. "" etl on 20 liNd trocfin llld .. lmplel!teo!r.. Oelllpo!ll 'l'lllc> lor Salol. 101'" Milley Fer. ni' Y""' .., buD ,. -. vu ~ 1. .-- IIIIOD Dealer, Gllllpolll, 0. • remo)deual...... ..1 ·" • • bullderl, ~ ......""""' llillcllaltiS VIc~ o\ppjllaeei, IJII. Uiecl Offtft Plltes '"""· ,...,.'" '- ,,,.,,,,.. ,... ., ' AI il"m. lnum' . ,. . 'haal \ . ., . . . . •. ' Ulp lifllfT• I• ,...,_., will M base hit in 34 iMlngs. to llft San Diego over the Giants all! provide rookie AI Santorini with hl1 flrat ma,k)r league victoey Reliever Frank Reberger last of four San Diego gitcher struck out WUlie "··s •lth th'e' bases loaded In thenwqninth.. inning to preserve Santorini's victory • '• ,. ·-···· ptllllead. . Cal 111110 BI'OI'Ie II -.lfiS I, { ' ' . I 1• tho ·· ,...._ ,._ o.uv olo\' "'"''... ... y,..,., ,,,.., ..,. After -w. 1:~ GOOD CLEAN LUMP .i.d For . Sd . 1·e . •••ecvtliAI •P ... •.•ISc lln1 Qll(lGildlllonall1 I . the gr<IUlll. I hit Nal>Oioo with omne real good punchos llli he YOUNG MOTHER DIES DUDLEY, E~laiMI (UPO - A Yotq mother or four died rrom effects of contraceptive pUis, a Brldsh pathologist reported Friday. Mrs stella HU~~Whrios, 29, had su«ered pulmonar)' e m b o 11 a m and thrombosis, whleh Prot J.M. Weboter sold were a result ot the pill. ., G AB R H Pet. son, Dalto 6; Murcer. NY 5; H. Aaron. Atl.. 10 35 8 17 , 486 Blair 1 Dalto, P'trocelli, Bos, Laboy. MtJ,, , 9 36 7 15 .417 May, Chi and Howard, Waah Wynn, Hou , , • 7 1:1 6 11 .407 RUNS BATfED IN Oliver, Plt ••• 6 20 3 8 .400 NatiorBl Lea&Ue; Jones, MU Rose, c·10 . , • 7 28 7 11 •393 and Money, Phlla 13; Rader, RusseU, LA. • • 7 23 8 9 . 391 Hous Jl; McCovery, san Fran Chl, Jackson, Atla J ones, NV ...• .w •• 39 7 15 • 385 10; noanks, • Jones, Md, ••• 9 34 6 13 .382 and Parker, Los Ang. 9. Menke, Hou ... 11 37 4 14 .378 American League: Mureer,NY Parker, LA ••• 9 27 7 10 .370 14; Buford and F. Robinson, Balto 12i p ep1tone, NY 10; nunun, "-~- Det. 1 American League Blair, Dalto and Horton, Cleve 9, G AB R H Pet PITCIDNG H-' a ... l • " 8 23 3 10 . 435 OMC kSo N.ltiOIII) League: Sfone0 Atla u-v, Ch i . · • 6 21 4 9 , 429 3--0; Ntekro, Atla. Bards. Holtz.. Bnl~· F. Rbnln, Bal 11 43 l2 18 ,419 man atld Regan, Chi, Osteen and MUrc•r. NY•.• , 9 41 12 17 .415 Slrwer. Loa A, Ge!Uy, NY. 011>11! Ml~. • •• 8 38 6 15 .395 Moooe, Pitt aiM! Marlcl1al, San ~- h•.~ 7 23 7 9 •39 1 Fran 2-0. ,., ~A~~.. Clre«1,~no •• 5 26 4 10 .383 Amerlcall Leap: Stottleln¥" Cater, Olk, • , a 29 3 11 .379 re, NY 3--0 and Lerdl&, BOt 3-1; l'etrdll, Boo 10 10 8 15 ,375 c.ilp, Bos, Leo!lhanl, ~lmer Blair'; Bai t ., 11 5112 19 .373 . and PiMJebus, Dalto, John, 'chi, :· - au· NS Lollch, Det, Perranoskl, ·MJM, no~ . ,. ' flat!~l · · ~ McCovey; aiM! Mol>re, Waoh ~ and Me,. ~ •.~. !;J~on,Cln,Money, Laln ..DetZ.L " · IW'dl~ xa~~a,~u~~tto So Fast, You'll Think They Went .Into ' 't ' -. . ~, ~lltlrent c .But proo~uri •• the ... ' , 1 _ Tho~ -~~. ADrll ao, ttet him." I ,J WctnaCk relieved with two out In the ninth after Tom Haller &00 BUl Sudakis opened with doubles. AI McBean, just acquired [rom San Diego, was the winner in his first appea~ ranee for Los Angeles. Cl arence Gaston drove in two runs with a BBcriflct 4)- ani a double. the Orat Padres" extra ~ ' By Vnlild l'ro11 l_..,.t~ thf ~oo poo~od In 29 'PIIIrtt; .' Tho oldeol of tho 'old moo Wll i~ .. belllll held to In U;,olnt Y - whoa he l,..t 10 be. awioJe: tn the qrat nvo,pmoo ·'ibe nault ' Wll predle..II!L . to '11ft 'tpe Caito tho. UII.when . . · 1be tired, ailal I!Oatooi Caltleo, ~ .oeodocl 1~ ,. Courtboplace' ftnlsher'l durl,. the In . . Western Dlvtslon. Lot hgular season, aretheEa~n Afweles leads Atlallt&~ S..1, and Dlvia\011 playall c:hamill0111 'and the ilft!J i.u\ ,ba Sloada1· wlU · ,_ 11100t the Woa..., aflortiOOII·I• Lot! ·~•., If the Dlvloloo champlooa In tho llnllo ~·' wrap It ll>o It'll theal!e for the Natlooal BaokotbaU • - Bill Rlllotll·WDU:haiilAa ...latlon erown. . barlaln bllttli In the llnlla. 1lle Celtleo did It b7 oc~Pw 1be Knlcko, •haftcnCIII.Pid .11¥ the Now York Knlcko, 10S.ili5, Walt Friosler'alllnltod of!ecU• In 1 thriller to wl'lj) VII their ness because of i groin ·biJury, sorios In alx gameo. Som Jooes, trailed "'oot of the W&J but Put the 35-)'t81'<Jid back<!llrt wot>o the pre11ura on In iho flnll der who~a ntlrl1111 at lite elM! o1 ' Bad Weather Curtails Play In Major Leagues Friday manager who had . Hall at Denver or the Pacific Coast ~gue last season, said he was never better. I went: out to see him in the sixth, but it was just to give him a breather and make sure he was concentrating • 1 a s keel hlm how he was going to pitch to the next hltter an:J he gave me a good a111wer. I never intended to replace \ I ,. 1 SCIWOL ENIID!J.JIENT FIGUBES (1911W9) RANKED BY MALE ENROLLMENT ONLY AREA SCHOOLS SCHOOL T· TOTAL YEARS AVG. Polnt Pl11aant • • • • • • •• , • , • , , , • 419 S' 131.7 Athens • • • • • • • ••••••••• , •••• , AS 4 ,J3f.S era lon&' absence. Jack801\ • • • • • • • •• • ••••••.•••• 538 't 134.5 EDITOR'S NOTE: The followAbout the same time, Athena" Meta• • · · • • • • · • • •••••••• , . • 354 3 118.0 h!i story was written by Tom district was expanded to include Ironton • • • • • ••••• • •••••••••••• 466 4: 118,5 Metters, sports writer for The the rormer Chauncey-Dover and LoRan • • • • • · • • • •• • · ••••••••••• 339 3 113.0 Athena Messe~r wllo serves as The Plains districts, and Nelson-. Gallipolis • • • • •• • • • •••••.•••••• 4:00 4 100.0 a atatlstician Cor the Southeast- ville-York, even with consoUda· Vlnton county • • • • • • • • ••••••••••• 310 4 92.5 ern Ohio Athletic League.) tion, was left at the bottom ·or the Wellston • · .• ••••.•••••••••••••• , 356 4 89.0 ATHENS - For the secoOO leagueinenrollment. Belpre .. , , o t ' " ' ' " " ' ' ' .. " " ' ' 215· 3 7L7 time in recent years, the SouthInformation slltplied by the Ne18Clllville-York • • • • • • • • • • • ••••• • • 205 S 68.3 eastern Ohio Athletic League Ohio High School Athletic AssD- Wahama • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · • • •• • •••• 191 3 63.7 one of the oldest in the state elation shows the differences In Warren Local • • • • · • • • • • • • · ••• · ••• 248 4 62o0 must go looking for a new mem· enrollment of schools and hOw. Federal·HoddQJ • • •• · .•••••.•• , •.. 239 4 59.8 ber following the wtth:lrawal of for example, Nelsonville· York Fort Frye · • · • • • · • • • • • • • • •••••.• 231 4 59,3 Ne1sonville-York. compares to other members or Alexarder • • • · • • • • • • ••••• • •• , •••• 219 4 54,8 AltllouRh Ne1sonville-York as the SEOAL and with the current Miller • • • • • • • · • • • • • • · · • •• • . • ••• 191 4 47.8 such has been in the teague but · members ol the Tri • Valley Southern • · • • • • • · • ••••••• , • • • 183 4 45.8 two yean, the school had direct League. Glouster • · • • • • • · • • • • • ••••••.••• 169 4 42.3 tie& to the SEOAL from its beThis information was obtained North Galli& • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••• • 146 4 36.5 girming. since the old Nelsonville from member'ship cards submit- , Eastern • • • · • • • • • · · • • • • • • · •••••• 128 4 32.0 Greyhowds were oneofthechar· ted by the member schools and · Kyger Creek • • • • • • • ·• • • •.•••• , , •• 115 4 28.8 ter members when the league was signed by the high school princi· SouthweBtern • • · • •••• ·, •••••••••••• 90 4 . 22.5 Conned ln 1925. pals (figures from two West Vir- Hannan--Trace • • • •••••.••• • , , , ••••. 89 4 22.3 It was, tllerefore, very reluct- ginia schools, Point Pleasant and Starr•Waehington • • • • • • · • , , • , .•• , •• , 72 4 18.0 amly and only after llterally Wahama, were obtained from the OTHER SCHOOLS 319.3 3 months ofdlscusslonandthoughts schools). Lancaster • • • •••••••••• , ••••••••• 958 219.7 3 on the subject, that the Nels~ Of schools in the area, Point Chillicothe • • • •• · .•••••• ••••..• , , , 656 210.0 3 ville-York Board Of Education Pleasant Is the largest, both In Marietta • • · • • • • • • · • • , • , , , •••••.• 630 169.0 3 made the decision to withdraw. terms or male enrollment only Portamoutll • • •..••.••.••••••• , ••• 507 Because of contract obligations (419 in three years. 139,7 averam becauae they do not want to age) and total enrollment (823, RANKED BY OVERAU. ENROLLMENT upset the o~Heam balance of 274,3 average). AREA SCHOOLS YEARS AVG. the SEOAL, the Buckeyes wUl Athens and Jackson. mean- SCHOOL TOTAL 3 274.3 continue to compete in the league while, each have 538 boys in the Point Pleaaant •••••••.•• , ••.••••.•• 823 273.0 4 for another year,duringthe1969- upper four grades (134.5 aver- Athens·· •. • • ...... , •.•••••.• , •• 1092 264.3 4 70 school year. age), with Athens bolcling a slight Jackaoa • • • • ............ , •••.•••.. 1057 23LO 4 The next step for the Buckeyes edge in total enrollment. Until the Ironton • · • • • • • · · •• • • . • •••••.•••.•. 924 129,7 3 lsn"t ortlctal, although they have Athens district was expanded, Logan • • • •• • • • • • •••••••.••••••••• 689 Z12. 7 3 been apprce.c;hed by the Tri-Val- Jackson had led the SEOALinen- Meigs·· • •· •• • ••...•••..•.••.•.•• 638 206.5 4 ley Conference and wlll probably rollmenL Gallipolis • •••.•••.•.• , ••••• , , •••• 826 4 183.3 join that grmw, which already IDNelsonville-York had 205 boys Vinton County • , •••••••••.•• , ••.•••• 733 171.0 4 chiles Belpre, Vlrton County, in the ~per three grades (68.3 Warren Local ••••••••••••.•••••. , , , 684 I 168.3 Federal-Hocking and Warren Lo- average per class) whentllese fig- Wellston ......................... 673 3. 140.7 cal. Fort Frye will begin compe- w-es were compiled last fa 11, Nelsonville-York •••...•.•••••••••.• 422 12L3 3 UUon in Tri-Valle)' next falL meanwhUe, an sverage of nearly Wahama • · • • • • • • • • • .•.•••••..••• , 364 4 119.5 One or the primary factors con- 20 under the next higtlest SEOAL Fort Frye • • • · • · •••• ••• •••••••.•• . 478 112.3 3 slderod by Nelsonville • York member (Wellston, with 89) and Belpre· · ........ •• • ........... . . . 449 102.5 4 board members when they talked Just over 30 per year under Gal· Alexander • • •. • · ••••••••• , •.•••••.. 410 90.3 4 about a change in league amlia- lipollo (100). Meigs (118), Iron- Southern • · • • • • • . • ••••••••••..• , ... 361 90.3 4 tlon was the enrollments at tlle ton (116.5) and Logan (113)are ln MOler • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • ••••••••••. 361 8&0 4 schools against which they were the middle among SEOAL mem- Federal-Hooking •••••••• , ••• ••..••. , 452 4 73.5 c~tiPg compared to their own. bers. Glouster ........ , ••.•. •••• ••. • , • , 294 69.8 4 The most recent changes in At the other end of the enroll- North Gallla • • • · ••••• •.• , •••..•• ~ • 279 4 67.0 league membership - which ment ,.scale" are two Gallia Eastern • • · · •• • •••••••••••• , .•.•• 268 59.8 4 came after nearly 30 years with-- couid;y schools Hannan-Trace Kyger Creek· • • • .••••••••••••..••• 239 4 45.5 out any changes - were duril'li and Southwestern, which average Southwestern ..•••• •.•.•••.•••••. , . 182 ·4 4L5 tbe 1967-68 school year, through around 22 boys per class tor the Hannan.Trace • • · ............... , •• 166 4 35.0 cOIIIOlidation. upper four grades, ani starr.. SCarr·Washlngton ••..••••••• , , •••.•• 140 Nei....Uie combined iilth..,... Washington of Hocld~ CowiiY, OTHER SCHOOLS 1011110 member YorktofOrmNel· which hao 72 boyolnfourgndes, ChUIIcotho • • • .... • ... · ....... ; , •• 1269 3 423,0 IGD~~~It a~ .~~!~ .~ .,, . ~ 1~0 average. r-. ,.. . , • " " ~ 1"1 :;ancaater ...•••.•.•••.•..••....• ~. 1888 4 396.0' Mldil!llili\'f'' - bcith'ltip Mom'· · •ln·~llmlll1'lfon ·to these ·totafi' ,. ortsmooth • • • ................ : • •• 971 ,. 3 · m:1 Mrs - consolidated With RuUand are such schools as Lancaster, Marietta • • • · · ••••••••••.•.••• , • . NOT AVAILABLE to rorm Meigs, thus creating a which has 958 boys in the lC)per NOTE: Information on Ohio schools was s~C~plied bJP the Ohio vacancy In the league. It was at three grades (319.3 average), High School Athletic Association and was olllalned !rom memborohijl thlo point that Ironton, a charter Chillicothe (Zl8.1J, Marietta canis submitted by the member sehaolo a!Miolgnod by the prlneipals. member. re-joined the league aft- (210) and Portsmouth (169 aver- lnlormatlon on Point Pleasant and Wahama were obtained from the age per year), schools. By UPI JOESports CARNICELLI Writer '· c .. · · E · t n~ , · · · rp-"·l· ·,. , ·· ·celtics · OIJ. ,.;,:t a$. ~rrJ , ., .Jf?J!S;~~nr · ~/;~ .~y·t . ,. t driiiwaad- pond, lll)d. llllllll aood llldllr. ll;lce ll.llt. oliO • - land, ..... "'*··~ I'll> I'INDI. . . ::"'· .,. > . Amsbaey Apache Trallor Sales, 6SI Fourth Ave.. 4411. D. ,. IW Services Off....l .... ... LEE'S PLVJIBING • BJCMOD. KLING, 0'01111 OIJ, 0. Jib. ........ ....... .. Plumbing & HMtlng .......,_p ...... 1"11 O..PI .., - 8'1'ANDARD I'UliiiiiiO A BEATING, Ill Mt A IIN'III, .. I DEWII 1'1 PLIJIIIIINI DNNBl1l &IIGI&'I AND BEA'IINII WAS Dl!lLIVBRY S1BV1C1 ROUT! 110 II Bt..-. ft. I'lL ffNMT. • 1f · ~~~n. Ill II AUCTION SA-Y. APRil 26 - 11:JI. A.M. .frHt Golllpolla, ,. take ,..,.,. o5 ft .. 011101 - t 1w. Rodooy, ocro11 hw01 Pool ~~·· Bw\it lfollot allll 010¥111 Moill, 11 ..111 ooll ot ..~ - " houaohol•·• t a , ..ttquoa n4 •tllar ...., ""•loto. ,. log In port o~ , ,.. ~ at'.. - ' . ,· i �' , , . . , ' s ttl t E·.-~.h · :r':Gua~y , , t .l ax: .;,' e··.· .em~n ·. s - ":' " _:11Jt Slll~(l'lme..somjnel, Sonlay, ~rU 20 1 ,1969 22 ~ , ~ '· · , . . · WIJIT ldl 1 ' lt'tf.ORMATIQN ~~:fi;~i!~~;;i~~~::~ Will It• ·••c•~J~te~ IHitll 9· •·•· fet ) :. lai·n·ed by llo· w · a · r · d · . · F · r · a· n · . · · k ~·;: . ';~~~€~~.~~ . .' . . ' ·.· ..._ •, ;:'$~~:~~·:::~; ' . A total of $10,641.31, all from bond collections, will 110 to Vetreal estate taxes, collected in erans Memorial Uospltal; $11,- POMEROY - Breakdown on disburoement of $U2,929.69 Ia the Februan' settlement, w-<LB explained todaY by Meigs Coun· ty Trea$Urer Howard Frank. 528.09 to the tuberculosis fund; $4,433..89 to tbo mel!lally retard- ed .Wcatlon lUnd and $5,236.13 Frank reports that the actual to the coont.v real estate assess. disbursement or the funds will be ment fund. Townships will receive a com- made this month by Auditor Go:r- bined tot a I of f$25,620.63. doo Caldwell. 0! the total ecllectioo&, $87 ,· Amoontsto be distributed to each 937.11 wiU go Into the countY's Inc I u de: Bedlord,$1,1!3.06; Chester, $3,965.29; Lebanoo, $1,general f\md. _ 657,32; COIW!i>la, t2,259.7&; Le- lind, P,M2.03; ......... ff;. tart, $1,512.93; 011... ~.553.72; 240,38. Qraage, $1,221.19; Rutlaad, $2,· · a-lvlnl a llaa'a ....,.. of 857 .32; salem, $1,351.05; sail•· the .10111 coll<lctlaao will be the burl', $2,750,36; Selj)lo, $1,379.· _ , , - a _. of $tl7,518.!7; ildi<Jh, $2,931.37. 81. Municipal eorporatlonowWreto be dl~ to celve $39,963.47 wltb the break· ea<b dlotrlct Include A!ennder, down to eaeh locludlng: Middle- W,IKU4; Ea-., $72,181.27; port. $8,544.62; Pomeroy, $19, ... 14~ Loc:al, $280,552.47, and 853.8!; Raelne, $3,882.60; Ru~ ' SoulliOrn, '79,010.43. . .- RATES fer Wont A4 Servko Ml"'u Ct..... 75c 12 centt pet word ttveo centiCY• tiM lntllt'tlont. season Sc:Uhern Ohio Pageant" SaturdaY, AprU 26,at8:10p. m. in the Meigs Junior High School audiiorlum in Pcmeroy. 'llrls is one 1ol the rew "dressy .. soc1al events that dl'aWf.m&nY peq~ie !rom outside the Meigs area. Just vis1Jllize the beauty that will be at this event. The stage wUl be adorned with all new detoratiOD& As one euters the auditor. tmn be will be met by usherettes and ushers, the girls wearlag Door le~ gowoa and tb!i ~oww men took1I1l very debonier in Uleir fashionable suits. The usherettes aJll ushers are Rtudenta from host Friday's all-d~ 888111011 according to Mrs. Amal>elle Ball, local IDstruCtor. Miss Mar7 Bra<l>ury, so.>ernsor f1 Education. ColumbUB, and Mrs. Ella !loBO, Cleveland, president of the Oblo Teachers of Retarded Cblldren, will be among the guest speakers. Frl~'s Eastern, Southern and Melga High SchOols. Lila Mitch, Gale Hovatter arm DoDDI Hauck. who are 00 the judges cCODmittee, will alao wear a<tlvltles, to be held Mrs. Betty KATIE <<>i!Onenl ciBirmen. weari~ rormal gowna, will oversee the seating of the audience ud assist in every phase that Is ..-. When you thi~ ~r ~ pageant_you ~~ --~~uty, ani this is what everyone will see when they attend this highllght of the year. The pageant bas grown Into aD extra-nza of beauty aad tllent. The eompetltion becomes keener each year, 8111 particularly so 1his year as there are eight emtestanta who are stuclents at Ohio UalwrsltyI two trom Marietta aad two each ('rom Meigs Gallia eountles. A pageant such as this requires many many hours of planning grolij! dli<U&IIaa will 10 a.m. 'lbe Ohio Valley Retardatlaa Evaluation UDI.t will dlseuoo proeo!Ureo between II IIIII 11:30 a.m. A 110011 lunch..., Is schomled at Graeel}nlted lletbodlot Church. Membero of the Gallla Co!I1V Board of -Retardatlallwlllbeopoelal luneheoo gueolt aceordiJig to Mrs. Ball. At 1:1.5 p.m., tbe LWaluation unit will dlseuoa prMOCatiaaal training. Tbe workabop wiD end around 3 p.m. '!be 12 coontlea expeeted to be repreaented are Alhonl, Hock· In& Jackson, ~eila, Lawrence, aloo aad am OffiCE HOURS 1 :30 a.n~. to $:00 , ..... Dolly qo.111. to 12100 N11011 _s.turdor... The GalUa count,y lilerll!'s D . - In· vostlpted a bltoklt> earl¥ Sotur· day at the Sl;yllne Lanes Bowllog Alley, Kanaoga. No awrebeDalaa was made. DOIJIIIIes said an unldontiDed motorist backed or clroVolntotbe aida of a ear owned by Myrna way. There was mtMr amaao to the vehicle and DO arrealo. See ~ou tberel B:ft"IY tANARV A Pox on Junk Decor This is a clarion call to those women drawers left) and a broken berreL wbo are as sick as 1 am of reading articles Perhaps you are more creative tban I telling us that for $1.87 we can turn our and can mate a ftoor lamp out of your bedrooms into exact duplicates of Princess husband's old canvu aolf 'Jal. I dare you Fa,..ia'a. I propose that wo band together to take on two burned-out electric razors, against those who ten us tbat redecorating my Atwater-Kent radio and lhll bushel on a budget is "Cinchville." (Nothing less basket filled with last year's pussywlllows. than burning at the stake Ia good enougb A pox on those wbo ouggeat that real for anyone who says ANYTHING is fulfillment comeo. wben you adorn your "Cinchville.") Burning at the stake is rooms with converted oplanlng wbeels and TOO good for the writer who bas the gall old street lamps from New Orleanl. I ~o to sa~ !hat all one needs for making an like antiques )Jut It unnerves me when I "Eames-type" chair are three stout card· am not quite oure wl>at a thing Ia going to board boxes and a can of black spray do. paint. I have a very good friend whole bobby Solitary confinement is what I recom· Is converting old objects Into new objectl mend for the one who chantl,, "Hop up In- and after a vlolt at ber bouse I am simply to your attic and shop!" You re supposed not the same for days. The laJt time I wao to go up there and paw through everything there 1 switched on what I thOIItdlt wu a until you find what she calls "interesting butter chum converted Into a ffoor lamp latter<lay chairs a.nd cheots that YOU ~~ and discovered it was not llllly an air eon· convert mto wb 1m sic a 1 conversatio ditioner that played "Old Man River" but pieces." Actually, solitary confinement I was wired to tum on a fountain In the probably what she would get It she bopped front ball. A cigarette Ugbter was lnotalled op into my attic. Chances are sbe would at the top of the lamp part and, I'm not never find her way back through that stuff. sure about Utia, I thfnlt It controlled the However, if you can get lbrougb your garbage dlapooer Ia the kitchen. attic . you know you're not going to find the As lor those decoratoro who oay anyRegency chest and. the French Provincial body can do wondero with mltmatched chair and .tbe quam! round can~le stand furniture, well, a vlalt to my house would she fou~d m ber attic. What you re going be enougb for them. 1 do ougaeot they to find " the cradle you used for a maga· bring along that wall-to-wan carpeting, zme basket until you realized the rockers crystal cbandellero, muoeum.quallty acwould never stay on ~ even II they cessories and the bowl of. lemons tluov would, the SJdes w~uldn t Except _for the always use when "pulling thfnp togeuierf' cradle, .the only things up there w1tb any in their pbotograpbt. pcsslbllities at au are the three-drawer cardboard file cabinet (with only two ..0-Y.- o SEED CORN - Slxcy· • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · 63 BRUSSELS WARSHIPS (IJPI) IN REVIEW three warships rrom 12 N.UOill wW pardclpato in a revlelr at Splthelld, Erciand Mo:y 16, 2 :rkli:.: =:-r~: FINEST IN THE CORN BELT Superior Quality and Bred-In Abi lily Ill Produce Top Yields Eve!J Year. AT Gallia Roller . ' Tbe HoiiCII Waitreues, resses~ .•.th·&~Grape,.;·;.,St.ree•t•s_...-...,.__•.44&0_.,.!'!i1i;oi460.l', ' ., ' .;,..,. j. .I Wait· Curb Char.Sroiler Man. Apply In Pe"on Bob Evans ·Steak House ~oUipoli•, 0. ·WANTEDI ·USED FUINITUU' 1163 SKW Aw•. ,....2917 ' GeUI,.lls . ', ( Archer, the Maatera chamPion, who shared tbe lead SMITH AUTO SALES .. with Trevino after FrkiaY'a sec· KIJIMIOA, OHIO ond routd ooared a 7t alii lanled at 216, lourtootrakes of!' .__ _ _ _ _ _ __ SEE US! 573-yardor wltbalakeonthe risllt oh\0 of tbe to~. Trevino bit bls ljlpi'Oich Into the rtJUtJh ,_r the lake IIIII took a baiiOI' six. ''I wu fortunate," Trevino aakl, ''The tall Ifill kept the ' " t-lat i '. . ·,19~· CORVAIR ...... ; ................ ,$895 Spt~r, .2 . " . 1963 CHEVY II NOVA 4 DR ....... .'~ ..... $995 Lwl lovt mileage car, spotless clean interior. Red finish, Powerglide trans. Radio and heater. it: I.'IIIJe 'ftllllltlllrld: Ot., 0.. ;:, ._. ·Oillo. dille G!Q• . ~.Jrtll' ~ ... ' ' • • • • • • • • '' • · • • • • ·~· -_· ••oo a.; • lor, Oblo. llo wao a voienll ol WCl'l4 War D, 96litb Flol4 Artlllll'l' llatton' C, oundactlvo duq . Sept. 15, uu. Hlo tnlillary oco~Uon wao tnJck Bittle CI"W"I.,., NGI1DIIIb', Northern Franc:e, llhlnlland, and Ar<leanea, CentniEurcl!l, Good Coal~ lle4ol. Midcllo Europa, Atrlcan,Eaoternnnvleo Jlledal lour ~· olars aad waa hoaorabb' dlsdlarpd Nov. 2, tiNS. Re wu a quiet maa, a gOOd lllisNMJr, oeU eDJPlorocloo blo own troolor-traller !Milt tblt Ill¢ blm lhm hame much ol lilt.ljaJO. F« tbe paot u.r.aad elt,.... aumil, 10• M'cirion.pump.• V-6 eng., 2·speed reor axle, ex· ~~ ~eod 8.~x20 tir~s~ heaV! d~o~,'v frame. This truck has. had'excelltnt care 'and cab 11 ltke new. ·· .' r. t :'1 ' • , Platform body, V.S eng_ine, 4 'speeif, s~lid for model. Illalt1l ' In a mCJIIIIi\loftlme)'OUollpJJOd RICHARDSON & SKYLINE MOBILE 'HOMES Onr ZO Floor Plans In Stock $3195 * Ga1 • Eloctrllc Air · Conditioning Tool """' . Without a word ot ~'GocldbJe." Gl)ll l:eepo oor ......... IIIII He ""'"' )lat whon To plllly eall )'1IU · - · We l....Syou, Yeo, iladd1 WI kmd )'1IU And, oil, boW we wlthed )'1IU coulll 11111 1!\t here alllhltlllll"''" IW&I' Wllllololleo,.nwellvetcr&l'lo Public Sale Saturday, April 26, 1969 . 10:30 A.M. toto F. E. IIIII Huol F. Cool will ilo · ~ at !!JO reoldeaet, located oo All. Route 50 - ~· mate17 5 mlloa - of !be A-, OIJio, <I!J Umltl« 7. mllos wool of Am01.Wo. Oltlo. Wat<h tar atld follarr ulo 'lbo estate of tbe '"""· Pre-Owned••• eroy ·"'otor Co. Y011 Chevrolet Dealer ,, Qptih, Evenil!IS Til 8 " ·, ", Lost \ 1968 Cadillac Calais Hardtop Coupe •••••• $5100 992·2126 Beautiful ·arctic blue finish with b"lack interior equipped with radio, power antenna, rear · seatro sPeaker~ new white wol!. tires, climate control air cmditioning, remote control outside mirror. Only 19 000 miles and shows very best of care. ' I • Aloha! one has an ivory finish with a black interior, radio with power antenna mnd rear seat ~aker, tint· ed glass~ ~hite wall tires, automatic headlight con• trol with twilieht sentinel, power windows and six wgy power seat, and climate cOntrol air conditioning • . ' 1967 CadUiac Coupe Deville ............ $4300 ' ~CHINERY oro. MII:..ZTIJ Traotor; 2iB plow, dlolc, cult!- · ,. .....; ttllllap ~; IHial ""' c-r..._....... ' 50' Olldlooo ball, 5 !arm •tao, 2 lloek lll*o, 111P- UG ... , Htrt's one with a Gold metallic finish with ,like new green . interi~r, ha.s a full com~lim~nt of power equip-ment 1ncludmg ·w1ndows and su woy ·_, power seat tilt ' · telescoping sre~ing wheel, tinted glus, ~dia w1th power antenna and rear seat speaker' white wall tire•. Has had very bett of care slnc.e ne~. ) • .> 1~67 Cad ill~ Coupe Deville ..... ~ ...... $4300 meat blo<lla, ~. 871 balu aJtaltA ~ -Yil'J pod. 1949 CildlllaC auto and radio. · . HdUSEitOLD K•hllator GE 1967 Cadillac Hlldtop Sedan Deville ••••.• $4300 Th11 .end ' An BuDd- ..... -au '' li 11 & N DAY.()IJD or started REMOVJ!! EXCESS body nald AIR CONDMOIIJNC Refrlprwith Fluldex Tabletil. only atlon IIOI'Yice. Jack'a Refrltleghorn pullets, both iloor or eratlon, New 11t1111 $UII at Nei19J1 Drug. !-14-4!tp cage grown available. Poultry housing and aulomation. tre 'Modern Poultry. 389 W. ll(aln. WVELY SIX·roorn house in ""on City. Very nice, $e50IJ READY • IIIX eoneroll tloJho. Pomeroy, Phone Bll!r!IM. Ct~ll Mason 713-5256, or Rav4-~ltc .... tlllrt "' JOUf project. Fast anc1 •..,. eatJ. enS'WOOC! 2'13-26'l0. 4-17-3tc mates. Phone 911-3114, GoetSINGI!lR ZIG ZAG oewlntr mi. leln Ready • Mlz Co., MldtJle. chine. This m11<hine JIISI like ONE SINGER Sewing machine. port, Ohio. I • tre Phone WH262 . 4-17-Stc new. This IIU!Cblne makeo !ancy designs. bottoobole•. roonograms, sewa on buttons. TOMAro STAKES, Charles G. OAIL Y '111& sold new for $229.116. Will Cunningham, Rt. 3. Pomeroy, ACROSS 4.0. Detroit sen ror $511.50 or $6.50 per em other side of fairgrounds 1. Cotton exports monlh, call 992-2836. 4-!Mtc en old Rt. 33 near Princess read:~-· u Buttons to ship and Skelton Pat Coal Mine. 4-!Mtl: a . Silt 42. Nobleman UNCLAIMED LAYAWAY, 1969 9. F~malr DOWN AM-FM stereo COII!Iole, In demon 1. Bowie 10. Monastl!'rr Kuhn's lovely walnul finish. Just like .. superior concern new, Ibis set has factory war12. Willow 2. FaultilY t. Public S.le Ra.... •LWING SOLD properljo I wiD ofler al public -on 1111 boullehold goods, SalurdaJ, Aprll 2&, al 12:30 p.m., Tup. pers Plains, Obio, ... Route 1. Tenns, cash. Not ....,..lllllle lor accfdenla. :M,.,, 9ll'lh Woode, ...,..., .,._11p me CROSSWORD BEAGLE dog, j)lue vicinity. , fS reward to anyone lace; black body, largo om. • for. hi' return. Olntacl . or card to Stanley Alalhlr.. !WO inclles wbllt on tall and feel, about 10 lnehetl blllt. Ne,w Lima Road, RD, Rut' 4-1~ II h&iJ A>eei>' seen In Rutland land. ' P•••nr II••• --- VISIT YOUR FAVORITE SALESMAN AT . ···: 992-2094 -· ·FlNE ,SELECTION .958, G~C ~ .TON ........... 1 . . . . . . . . . . . $395 \ ss.ss S495 ' ~ II!?DIIo W, VI. ml--'m to ,!brow daiJIIto . : .. .... 1'0111 oiJJe<tl·at a oparta o'"4 ·' · ··~ •. t Wlltel Alllt•tit $2,795 Wit~ a' . MASON CAR WASH ' I' ' 1966 ~MC 2 TON HEAVY I)UTY •••••••• $2895 '. ~ ......... Whit, lini~h, au;o. trans., radio & heater. Real nice cor.. 1 · , . ,, PH, 99:1.2143 $3,290 62 Chevrolet 1963 OLOS F·S5 STA. WAGON ............ $895 ·1- ...,., F.u.B. auir<h- · dilllltlll 1tlto1IU. . , . 11 CCII1JOJII'. Boltlmora, lfd. . I M¥fetta; tn CJeorp Trll\lfer ' . BLAETTNAR~ $1,695 68 Pont,ac dr. blac;k fin1sh, good tires, 4 spd, RadiO. and hq,ttr. bid Gerald 11a1. ier'llllll Ia tbe U. · TWO WAtJMi II liJIPI1 II llatb. ~. ~ P" S. Ar111Y In VIe- Rickey Gftlulrd Jan, ~ llltr I J'll80, ltqt Jal ~.10 ~ Lee, at home, aad fcJU1' IP'tlnd- • p.m. ......, AN'I'ltCm - I ,l'OOIDI, IIIII., cblldran. Other sunl,.ra ere 1uru.<e l>llellieDI, 1 ear .,_ · Ids wilt, Opol, blo tatblr,llol• rvu. Ill PAM' IIJM, _. ,art. h¢ce loll. ..... coo, twobrathora,Edlson,MIDtiO 1o fiOt, Wrtt. 11tm -.r., JIIIIIIIBA,oN. -:' 1 ~ •. , ara.We; Dalmor, AtbeniJ 01111 111·care of DaJ)J 8oiilUI, Po- . · tiWIDp; lll!l'e!, wll"''- · olotar, Yro. Arthur (Opal) 11111'01· " I lie dac!DII. l'lllliunnt,' 1 Jiooolll Borr, 0\eoter, ONo. IIIII a ·llld eolt .... R1a1J ~ . · tMIDJber of nlacea and JllllhoWI a.-t --lpiCO IJIII Ipklllc Iaiii... bel!ldes olber ntatlvoo and . _ . . . .....,_ •...._..., lrlellls. HI wao prec- Ia 01111 10011 1ft *r d '! ''t 'VIII01L ,.,.,.. cltatb by hlo tllllther on Feb. a Wlb• An~ • A81(.'14'rlll IIi W ofthloyear. ""''llllolll!t-.. ... ._... Ho was a member .of I b o ln!ok ml nQit. ·'tiW will do Star ' ~~ NIGHT .•• CALL RAWLiijGs SERVICE DAY ·992·2151 NIGHT 992-7324 . R. h. RAWLINGS SONS --- • ::.~ oni-j,aJf ~oaro had been lillfd rl'*"' who seema to eolor the cballenae of beltleJISCk falrwll'a and heavy ·roueh on this course, wao about the only one of the liM' 10 to corne unscatbed thr<JUiiii the trcdlle&ene17th tde,aparftve, ....... .......... new. f35, Pirone BllEnNAIS or· $1,395 66 Mustang · Mallh'u' Cotw. VS engine, powerglide radio heoter new :~hitewoll tires, green eXterior fi~ish with whit; . nylon tD"p, vinyl· interior trim. =.,: ::: HOBSTE;rtEI , =-No=.~~ . REALTY wltb tbepaee. y - mek Lotz took a third round 70 aid was in 18C01111pllce with 215, tbree otrokos beck of the loaders, atlll otlll had a gOOd shot at tbe $30,000 ftrat priH to be awarded SUncl&l'. Player, tha muocular SOolth At· · ,, ~rt (Janice) Parker, ' 1"5 'CHEVELLE .......... ........... $1395 ~ . . . . . . . . . . . .17 - - 111!11 ..,.., .... ,_ - whit• over '. dar' brue f-inish . Clean interior, like new w..w ~ires · ' ,autam~tic, power steering and brakes. Radio. .......... ,. .. ; ....... .. •• 65 PQntiac ,I . . <• ·1965 P,ORTIAC ................ , ..... .$1695 ~ ..... iDee )leaelllt, ... IIItak after 12:00 L m..\prll 13,19119 at blo home Ia Mlnenrille at tbe qe of !8yaro, 7 monlbo, 26 dayo. On June 28, tlt2, he was unit. ed In morrlap to Opal Rutb ~ alii to t111a Uill1111 lour children..,.. bcn:JamooWD· Uam, Mlnemlllo; Mro. ftab. 69 Buick ' .-,gf~ui Station Wagon, loca.l 1 owner cor, like iirnauost H. .r . Core. · Complete Front-Erid and Br~e Service Horser.ow~r 4~ ,. ~· EX<;EILENT eonclliJon. , uoed. one Kolvlnalor 13.1 automatic defrost doUble doot refrigerator. $150. One 38 Inch otee. lrle range wltb crltlle, •· one 1, piece llre¥ful tel, till 1Maoot . ·· Bulldo.... IIIia~~>• To no. From 69 Pontiac .. low~. S3 15 7. 50 v..a i ' $2,566.75 Senic•' ~EEllS For Sale MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . artor 5 p.m.. l!f.Zill from POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. · t-~Utc mlnltiure. 1'15 and uo. !!told ·I 1"'• - - - - oem<e and g""""'ng. Ph<JOf Car Completely Hand IIDiJsE •in Racine, I b<droomi, ~43. 11 ' tie balhi bwnet trano!eued. For Rubbed an~ ThoroUghly appointment caD ·lllf.zen. '4-IUtc LOT ON MiD 81., iD Mkldle!»rt Rinsed cliJR to postolllee, tMoGI . --~ wide, 125 foot deep. En:olC.atal.inas. Available in 290 cu. in. V8 en· SINGER Sewing Maeblne iD $1.25 lent lot, 20 lent alley iD !lock. gme 1n 4 dr., 4 dr. Hard Tops, 2 dr. Hard Taps, Converti. ' ~utitul llgbt flniJJbed eabl. bles and Station W.agons. Fllone lft.USI. t-1-llc Oplon: Mon. thru Fri. 11-6 net, like 1\e\f. Fully oqalpSa!urdoy - 9-6 -GUARNfTEEDped to c1o on laney sewJnc • PHON~ well as beaullful ilral8bt litVI'JJE TraDer, ready to 111, •--·s···-d•iiir~-..;,';.1-6;,._ 1•w •• 1111 Mulberry Ave., Pome!oy, stitching and zig zag 11e1tgn. LeSobre. Availoblo in 230 or 280 HP VB engines, in 4 dr., Phone -~. 4-IS-lltp Buslneu Se"'icel & lng. Pay olf balance of I pay. TERMITES SW, \ RMJNG? They 4dr. Hard Top, 2 dr. Hard Tops, and Convertibles. ments at IS monlbly or • r ·606 E. Molo P-r<~r, 0. jjre reproductives kicked out cash. Guaranteed. Pllone IIIIJ. SA VI!! BIG. Clean rugs and up. TOP DOLLAR VALUES IN USED CARS bolalery with Blue Luolrt. of tbe active tennite colony 2685, 4-IUtc Rent electric ~hall\l)OOOI' $1. infestlnlg your home to stsrl Business Services Tiny's Bargainland. t -t4-lltc r.ew colonieJ. Low overilead REPOSSESSED ElectrnluJ Va- reasonable, Meigs Com- BIIDGI!T PIIICI!l fatalllle • cuum Cleaner complete wltb pany. Allied Pest Control, 7 oar third floor lltdpl llllop. attachments, paint I!Jli'IIY and fOUR ROOM House in SyraCatalina Convertible Coupe. One very careful local owner. , euoe, balh. carport, gas furLiberty, Pomeroy. 0. Aller Babr Fandlun, 1lltidllplrt. cordwlnder. Loolm and cleans VS auto. trans. Power steering, power brakes. One of s11arp... nace, good condition, can ~ p.m. 1192-5669. 4-17-lltp <*ID. est 65 in area. like new. Pay of! blllaoce of -~ 4-lll-4te 6 payments al $11.50 montbly SEWING KACJIINBII, N!111r SEE NEIGLER or $50 eas!J. Guaranteed. omlce, aU m..,.. WY 1GERT'S a gay glrl, ready lor ply for bulldlnl ,_ btlme. Phone 992-2&115. Dit. Tho fabric ..,, ~ a whirl after cleaning car. Call Guy Nelcler, Rldne, 0. pets with Blue Lustre . Rent S#* 01'01. Alllborllod !bpr lllet VB 2 dr. Hard Top. 4 sp. shift. Beautiful cream color. Shows FISII BAIT, minnows and nllo and 8erYlce. We lllu!rpee electric !JIJampooer. $1. Sayre best of core. · crawlers, John Koehler, "Col· 8clalon. Nt 1111 Hardware, New Haven. W. CHUCK'S CUb and CmJ 'l'Y .... Road. Syr8CUIO, l'l1one Benke, ..... up to Va . 4-17"tc - ' ·,· . - - - 4-14-«c •on ......... Brlnt! them In IIIII C!GARI!l'I"''J!: 1'1t11t11n1 mwNw oave. Olaclt's 'l'Y, Ill Jlalter.. Jllld ,. lice. ABC Etlst;rllu1, WEsTINGHOUSE wasber and lf(}()D USED automatic washCot~lina 2 dr. Hard Top. All we had to do was wash it and nut Aft., Pomeroy. sa.lfe M - W.Va. Pl!one mM. er, $20. Phone Mrs. Dray , dryer. good condition. Phone Notre put 1t on the lot. P.ower neering, power brakes. Automatic 992-5:150. 4-17-3tc U:!-4245 after S p.m. 4-IB-!tp trans. SEPI'IC llnb daaed. lllller 'IV SWIIce. ~;v\mGREENS both upright . SEVEN ROOM house and out. Sanitation. Stewart, Oblo, IIAII!IUliON'S llaale eallt and antenna ..... Pbooe I8UO!S. 1-M buildings; 2 acres : phone al)d 1compact. One to lour Portland 843-%705. 4-17-Stc year •old plants. both small C. C. IRAOFOIID and 'farge. Call Roclne artor ALUMINUid Flsblng Boatl. AUCftOIIEJI!i 6 p.m .• 91~:MOii . 4-lll-2tc Camplllo ..... oate. deep, sturdy. Buy. a safe IMUrlftC8 I boot IJII'.. ~r lamlly'o protocQA~EN TRA~. Sln)plicl· . ....... OIIIt ~·' .AUTOXOIJLI ·I n .... '""'ti')J't6W 1Yd.t''•<.1.l!m'tb!i. ':AI· ·. 111111 . . ~ .~ ,BaYis.o-11 OIDcelled? Lao! ,..... _.e. Crill llnlll'ft mile w..t of new Rl. 33 on len Sayre. Racine. !'bone fl9. Kingsbury Road, ~c IItle or'IU-!call--. POMEROY, qHIO ' ' 29i.i. !-zo.3tc Ph. 992·2143 Slnco 1as3 I II Ill -----,- J96J CAMARO 2 DOOR • • • • • • • • • • • • •$2895 ~·I HelpWIIII.. . JAMES WIRT HOLLON, 11011 of ' Roscoe allll Shirley caoto 11EN POR ·llfGCI!..... wt Ia Hnllon, was born Alll]!!ll 18, lnodem tftt; .. 192%, at Evans, W. Vi., Pl"ad wort, - ttllll, .... lltaiJ llld piece nt ..... pllll away ~uddeoly a tow - · . '; low •• ••low•• Tompe•l. Available in 170 HP ov.erhead cam 6 cyl ,; 265 HP · V8 !n Tempest, Custom .S., 'L:tmans, & GTO- 2 dr., 2 dr. . , Hard _Tops, 4 dr., 4 dr. Hard Tops, Station WagOns, and ; Con.vtrtibl... .. . ' Co~p~y official car. engimt, auto..-trans., pOW• , .' e'r steering, radio, bucket seats and console. Black vi11y! roof. New car title and guorantee. drl...-. George r_.talakl, . but tbe past tow yars howasa • \IIIIIID. ~.B.C. a-111111, Ill> :; very attantlve ocbolar Ia tbl 1111, 'It'. V.. , ·6o&Niti A MISDEAMEANOR ~ . YliiiiiiJ mt!rrlad cluo alii tbe . ALBANY, N,Y, (UPJ)-TQI . IIIOl'lliJJa W<Woblp aervleeattbe WILL IIIII£ • •llall Ill 1111J allit uJJOIIlbly II),IOOYOd a bill C....cb of tbe Nalll'ene, Choa- · . SIIIJI. A. B. C. Frldll u.t would .. _ It: • 69. bell lr«n BOitlllllio the water. The llfllsl <:¥ burt ~ou IIIII the paa1 can help,-." no. llsxlcan • American was veey accurate on the lfeeDa. on blo. lour blrdlea holeo, he aank a pair of Ill-foal pulto, ono 20 toot. or IIIII 01111 30 fooler. . \ •• $2,620 2ao '69 Pontiac 11 1 FamliJ Obituary ~~om~,. CARLSBAD, C&lll. (UPI) - U. • . · · .,.965 . . .CQ . II1l•lrfc '" · 'o· RSA H.T. .i:PE ........ $1095 4 ..•.P•~d ,~r~.~· · · 140 H.P. Midnight blue finish, wit~ •. v!n-X"I tntenor ~nd bucket seats, new tires, radio~ a fii1C~ C!ean . ~ne. aaDr ·• S. Open ctJamplm Leo TreVIi\0 allll Brtllsb ehalqoloo Gar· ry Player shared tbelead Sotur· dll' after tbree rounds of tbe n. bole $150,000 ~eDt of C\am!JIOI\I wltb 5!-llcJie -.s ol 212 - lour under par. Trevino ohot a lhlrd round 70, two under par tor tbe La C08to ecuntry Club eouroe, IIIII Play· er had the best score of the diY, • Two Door, 6 cyl. eng.; std. trona., radio, heater, like"· ne~ tireso -dean·vinyl interior., :l KNOns • ',')9.6~ ~LYMQ.UTH VALIANT.·.······· i$1095' . • 20 111) Organization, It was aJIIIIIUII<ed Saturda1. Queen Elizabeth U alii Prince Pblllp wW revieW CLASH WITH POUCE the exerd1e from abl::ard the NEW DELIO (IJPO - Royal Yacht BrUann1L strators damollllag olltebaod tar tbe Tel••· dlotrlct In SIGNS WITH BRONOOS soutblm Andhrtl Pndellh olito DENVER (IJPI) - Lao Sobin, Saturday elaibed ooveral tlmOI bled "'"ch alii JOn!lnl ...,...., wltb pollee, roParts reoebltlll o1 tbl Denver Br011<111 of tbl Now Dolbl. oald. Nino peraoos . American Loop, Sot- were .arrealld tar otooltlll pollee otdaJ· tbe . . .. of and ·. pldlelitlll In tiJI!IItiGWP Ib-dmbatl, tbl ..,llal, tbe ' ' Fa==~ ~ S.let NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FCR J 327 VS engine, power steering and brakes Turbo . ~ ,Hydr~mofi.c tr~ns. Blk. vinyl roof over gr,~n' finish, · . R~.tractGble headlight ·cove'rs. PosithHtiOrheor axle. . ,~-<linte;d g·las;a., Comfortron air conditioning. A beauti .. f~l kept car with.,· onl·y 6300 miles. Qh· yes new (:ar ,, totl,e... and warr.•nty. · Save over· $1000 .,c, Trevino .And Palmer Share First Place By BmY CANARY • . For .. Y0UR CAR Specials. Available in ISS HP 6 cyl. engine or 230. or ·HP VB. engines 1in ·Specic;d Dlx., Slcyla~k, Skylark Custom, Grand Sport,&. Sport Wogono, 2 dr., 4 dr., 2 ·dr. Herd Tops Sto. Wag~:ms and convertibles. · ' . ' 1968 CAPRICE 4 DOOR SEDAN fila' and a lot of hard work. 11ds was done by the director, Bob Hoetll<:h. One eoold never tmagine the dulles a director has to perform. They are eiilless. The director his to be certain that every detaU Is done and done right. From the contestants to the decoraUons, the enter-- rural road and turned over on JorclaD, 27, COlumbua. Tberewall taliii!Ont, the maoy details that have to be worked out, they are too Its top. Newlun 111atalned alae- clama&O to tbe lefttrontdoor. The IIUIII01'0I5 to mellllon. Bob HoeOich wlllllage one or the llnest IQ- eratlcm over Ids right eye Ia aeeldenl was reported at 12:{15 tbe mishap. o ...... s.m...... . eaD1B that has ever been sbolm. iberll!'o depltlea aloo lnvesThe llherlfl'o daparbnollt reThe emertalnmeut will be preser&ed by memben of the "Big tlgated an acddellt m tbl a.c. eelved a report Frlday!roml\oi· Belli lllnatrol Association.•• This Ia also under the dlre<tlon of Bob coea Road, 2.9 miles east of ~-"" ~at ,.~, that H~~ ' ' Rod""" "I • 1W U \05 •••·'in.'l'"'•··· ' or -·~.., n~• w • ,....,. aome time between 12•· and ~ fi'ililll' 10 meitlfdii'ilild ·that 1t tbere ·&'to si>Oi'iil in tbe flmUy olghL A vehlde driven by. Jler. 19 aomeone stole a traasmlethat wtsll to attend it would be wise to bllV your tickets In advance. voy Earl Ritchie, 28, Rt 2 Long olcm 111111 11081' shltt from hlal958 You ean aave 25e OO"·each one. At the door they are $1.50. . Bottom, struck and ldlleda)'OWll CboVrolet. Saturday otlght cuiDtliBtes tbe weeko ol wor1< alii eudeavw In buck doer that ran oato tbe bll!l>· plamlllll and preparation of this pogea!L • 1!159 FORD V-ll, $115. Pllone -~.- 9l9-2914. 4-!J.Jip WE WISH to-~~~~ our tbot*o to ----all of our pod. lrlends IIIII Sl., Rutland. nel&llbirl Cor ilio ilqll, Aow11161 MG, Sa~em ~atc "''• call!< alii Cor tbe _...., ----IIIII stlODitb sl'"n to usdUrltlll !965 FORD Galaxle 500. auto- tbe lo.- bl our tatber, huaband, malic transmission, 390 en· 1101111111 brolher,J-W. Hoi· IJine. Phone 915-3118. 4-20 !tp .!Gil. Weollj)OclaJIJwlshlo,a .nk Rev. Freeland Norris aadRov· Horberl Grota tar tbelr moo1963 VOLKSWAGEN, tllliO. Ph. aaae IIIII the ealntart si""' to !IIIUI'I3. ._ us. Special thankt to tb1 pall· WILL DO 1I1bf 111111a1 1!1 1111 bame. week. Pia. IID1968 CHEVY 'l'wo, twiHloor oe- belraro, Spoclal U.'*'lo tb1 si'WOI'I, EwiJii FUnlnlllollle . M ••• dart, V.t aalnlllal!c, ~ 9ll!r allll otatr, P - emorpncy • ;;:;;;-;~; ~7. 4-lltfe _.t, Dr. Da'llo, aad aoPe<lo AUC11llf ftltlliJ Dlllll· all3to tbo Rod Crooo tor brio&Georlll'l Mellon Roille Jim. !009 FALOON, air conditioned, IIlii ,... brathar, Gerald, h<llno IIIII C .. oeulli' lim 1e V8 automatic. power steer· !rom Vlotram. Spoelll u.nks · 4lliDO R.. ,..NJL U.. two door oedan, IIIII · apln tor the cardo; toad, ftcor· Foroot Geor(e, - · f.IMie Cllryoler New YOJtar. Phone oro IIIII moot of all, for )'GUl' presence. · Worda cannot ex-· 4-2Q.3Ic preao our JP'IIitlde. IJitskip Probed GALUPOLIS - Tu~bo ~~dram~tir; tranl. 1 power stHring, bea.utiful wh1te f1msh' w1th blor;k vinyl roof, black vinyl int !.i.n !ed~1glas(· ~~dio. A \eol sho.rp lo~al on~· owner co;: AHitlonal 25c Cher1o ,_ Aclvlf· ····-"'· begin at 69. BuJ'ck · ·. 1968 OLOS 44211.1. CPE....... ; ....... $2895 BLIND •ADS Pickaway, Pike, l'OidEIIOY - A 17'fear.old Long Bottom youtb was jailed '"'a nwi charge toUowlag a onecar aceldent Sotur<lal at 6:50 p.m. The Meigs Count!' lilerll!'o department said Jolm E. New·. lun was arrested alter demo!lahlng a 1969 model car 011 tbe Bowman'a Run Road, tbree.tentha of a mile oorth <1: Route 7. Autborltleo reported the car went olf tbe left aide or the THEM · tllllciiUPOI nrd 2c:. 'lbo _ . , . aes- WE WANT ACTION'AND HERE AR.E 1HEPRICES TO PROVE IT . ,.r Teenager Held . tto.a. Scloto, serve as judges wm also wear rormal 1111n. On DWI Count Wallltln&lon, Vlman IIIII Cellla. Mrs. Rawlirws and Pearl Welker, Qoor lmtgth formals. These ladles will assist the judges durl~ the pqeanL The ladles - will .·'HA'V.E 1' cellle ,... letd 111 IHIIC!IIflvo lnHftlont. 25 ~nt Dlsullftl on peld •d• aM •II• pole! within 10 cl~r• ! 'CARD OP"THANk$ & OBITUARY • $1.50 fer 50 worcl 1Mnl111vm. I!: a.· at tbe Catholic Youtb C - . will begin with a col!ee hoUr at 9:30 Lm. '' ' Auto ! •' S ''"'' ,... Wtr4 •• ,,.,..,,.,. 60 Expected for Workshop GALLIPOLlS - Approximately 60 persms !rom 12 SCJUthorn Oblo counties are expeeted to attend an Area 4, Oblo Aaooela' lion Teacbers of Retarded Cbll· dren Workllhop here Frida¥. Aprn 25. The Guiding Hand SchOOl will . ,:,. . . ' 'l. ~old. matollie ~in!•h with a black vinyl t~p ond beige 1nttnor and equ1pped w1th power windows and six way power sea.t1 radio wit~ pOwer o~te,na and rear '"'speaker, t1nted glan, white wall tire•, automat· ic headlight control and "climate C!Onttol air condi .. tioning; · -· ..,, ., ,,.~ ,· ·. 'r ..... ·, -~I.e, ·~· : ~ • ~~-~ ~Y.S • .TIL e , · .99.....3.2 ' POMUOY ' . ' ' I . Ui. Bam· ........ yard 19. Dlll- .... mayed FOR SALE ranty, 4 - speed automatic <ba.g.r, '!tis set sold much blgher. Assume imlance of $101.16 or pay fS.liO per tmnlb. C8111111J.2136. 4-lll«t ONt' NO~E wringer type washing machine, me Singer • ~ .....till madllne. both tar •. Pltolle - · - 18 BEAUTIFUL ACRES ON LiNCOLN HILL FHA Approved for Building. All Utilities Avail· able. 3 minutes from town . PHONE 992-2623 FOR APPOINTMENT HORSE TRAILER, 2 hone sire, cottlaet Mnold Gratt. lllil,.ntl Furnllurt. ~-- O~E LJ:VING room """"· me dlnlils room Illite includlntl ehbut cllllel, lbrtt pleoe ..;. fee and end tables. Phmo UPRIG1fl' ·PIIANOS. .......0IIIII 180, Clterlea Cllallee, Sl~ ver Rldle Road. 4-:IIIUip tlooed, <all 742-CU Hut1and Furniture Co. ~ 13. Wallact- 21 . Music 22. One who sum YnlenlltJ''I A•l•ft' mons .q>irtta: 32. Winged 23. Ship33. Bou lde:r wonn.s orCouleE:l.'i. H awaiian 34 . March, bird in the old 3. Fal se hood ~< 4. 'fa slt' for or Nonh 14. Mn. nl"J slc Truman 1 ~•. An appur- :-•. Sweat a nd toil Four-sided tenanC'f' f; . for stone s hart ~ 7. Notup 26. Held R. Addilionn : session milady ·~ clgarettk 16. Ammo of 9. Pressul'f' a sort t! 17. "Sky" promiR ~)~~:r 28. God of J:,. groups in pleasurt Washington :u . Sheets of Jl . Norsegod m&tt@d 17. Peraian 'Prile 18. Ha.wkeye of war Half-moon i'lgure 36. M:udlage 38. Invalid'• I!Otton l' food t~tale ; abbr. 19. lf'rench river 20. Printer·s term 24 . ..Take'" a. wtte 26. Split or cut, as ~tY/100001Y£;-!'!.=t:!:!c IJJueramhlttbeoefourJuRibln, ont letter to e~h ~~quan, to forlii four ordinary wohls. le&.ther 21. J{jb;:hen refuse 28. Rou1ettl!' bet 29. A.ltematiVto · 30. b\clte 32.Potent card 33. Texu clt:r st. J'l.oweirr, • forllhart 87. 0ver21· 38. 0reek phllosoph.-r se. FNnell pajnter DAIL:Y ' t- . 1j l · · · · · ;-;· .f. · CRV~U9TE~Here's how .; 'WOII! It: ~ A. XYDLBAAX& J:'i. L 0 W · lo L" II 0 I' One !ettoi'amt>Il. ~ Ia< til<- -.II\ thll-~· 4io.lail a., etc. 8bwil . ....-.. _ l~ the ~ L',s. X tor the two t1oO ·loiJIIb .... - "' ~Gaf~Oolll---~.,. flt , . ,'\ • ,., aio .. ,_ . ' ' 4 "' • . y\r �•• i. • ' •. . . ... ' ~ . ' " Hl&lt SciiDDI· KoeniC asi!U!Ded tlte « bmCJt ol ' u anUI Julio, 1970. CUrrentlY bel• on leave or obaenCe from Oak · Hill• lo lullui hll clltles as dEA president. AI presldoDI, he preddel at all sesoiono ol the otA Exec- ,,ao wijb "'"' Oak Leal CluS- dlredlon ol llrl. ~ IAie , . toro. 11a bOld• J muter olmu. ·orrieers !OJ' the 1969-10 • ..,,. 11c o~eiree ·~rom etnctnnau be o~eetod. ·conoorvatorY at ..... and · • Pl'eoeot olliesi-• miller ol ut ,edueltlon ~ COIIn1iY Milml UDIYU~. . !IQborl In 1966 he .l laa '""""" Ham· ·ard fiOian, UtlM Teacher ol t n Rlleble, Unl•"''- reeotlnlzeil at the 111111al O'Dell, 10 Belmont Dr., baa re-. slv Thelllre awards~ and ce1ved the Miami Unlversicy was one ol 17 o!UCiml• honOred Thelllre award lor his cootrlbuUooa In outlllanding hc>lse man. · agemenilor the 1968-etpla,y aeaGALLIPOLIS - Check on Littering Charles W. 1011. O'Dell, a seoior In the School o1 AppUed Science at Miami, was Case Reopened PT~ PLEASANT Twency member& attended the monthly meoUnrol ...,., Waltoo ~e held Iaiii week at the Krodel Park Pomeroy Lodge Club House. A dlscuaaioa on highway litter was brought up and a mottoo was made to get In touch with theleague'l state president to deterllllne what could be done about d18POB.I.n& ft. throw-away containers. The league voted to order medaiUoos to &ell to the pj>Uc at $1 each. The medaUions are metal piated and ha.ve an AmerIcan Eagle on the !root a n d '1lm't Disarm the Nation" on MOTORIZED FIRE EXTINGUISHER mar. prove jdeal for highway, fire proledloa beeanae of Ill great speed and maneuverabUIIy. Unveiled retenlly at Marloelle, Wis., tbe Magnum X-2 wa1 d~acrfbed as the "world's fastest fire truck." The experlmeatal DWI Conviction Nets $100 Fine alao received a 10-da,y jaU sen- tence and a year's license sus- ' Slwwn Rotary MIDDLEPORT - A color mo· vie featuring "the grea~ out- ·To Meet Monday vehicle reportedly aeeelerales from 0 to 80 mUes au hour Ia 11 seconds aad aUalna opeedo Ia exee11 oi1Ge mile& an hour. Tanto eonlainiDg its extlnguilblag agents are lncerporaled •• parll of lbe frame. GALLIPOLIS - Judge Robert S. Betz, Go!llpolls Municipal the other oide. AIU'OIIe agalnoi Court, fined Johnle R. SIA>wart, the Gun Cootrol Law Ia Invited to purchase one or more me- !6, Eurel<a star Rl., ~100 and cools, Friday· In Goillpolls Mu· dallions. Ira Blain, pt, Pleasant, was ni<Ipal Court on a State lll!!bway admitted as anew member. Pres- Patrol charge ol driving while In· idelrt Lawrence Mohr presided toJdcated. On tile DWI charge, SIA>warl over the session. Color Movie ORt Outdoors AEP Wanting ball, and the new mauaeer of the Washington SOnatorB, had a key role In the movie. A committee ol Paul Smart, Dick Rosenbaum, Dick Owen and Bernard Fultz is pllllllling a Lsdles Nlgltt to bo held In 1\la)'. The club Friday night will meet at 5:30 p.m. at the church and proceed to tlte Ohio Valley Publishing C<J. lacllllles 1n Gallipolla wherememberawlll be gueots ol Rotarian Richard Owen. piliUsher, for dinner and a doors" showing how middltclass America takes1o the hlshwaY& ln 18111'Ch ol.. relaxation in woods and along streamswa1 shown to members ol tlte Mlddleport-Pcmeroy Rotary Club F rlda.Y nipt at Heatlt tcur ortlleflrm'snewotrset.PI"Inttng plant. Church. Ladies of Heath Church servJack Welsh, onansgeroltlteC<Jing dinner were Mrs. Nan Moore, Iumb.ls and SOuthern Clrl.o ElecMrs. Mildred Zeigler, Mrs. Edith tric CO., presented it. Ted WUllams, the last of the Jividen, Mrs. Kay Rail and MIBI •too blUer s ln major league base-. Beaa Sanborn. pen&ion. On a second charge, ed $10 and costs for unsafe vestewart was fined $10 and costs, . hicle and these persons forfeited bonda: VIrgil R. Peck, 21, for Improper backing. Rt. 2 Gallipolis, $28, (allure tD In. other patrol cases, Harold L. Kirby, 34, Jackson, was fin- yield tl!o right of way; Dooald L, Cox, 19, Rt. 2 Crown City, $28, speed in excess for road coodiUons; and John 0. Grim, Jr., 38, Rt. I Gallipolis, $33, spoedlng. For!eiling bonds on dzy pollee charges were Lmnle Boggs, 20, Rt. 2 Bidwell; Alice M. Icard, 46, PL Pleasant; Emtel A. ThomPOMEROY - Two divorce ae- as, !8, Rodney; and sandra L. ttoos and a suit for tile parl!li<m Gatewood. 18, Gallipolla, all J2a, cl real estate have been rued · spoedlng; and Edward L. Kirb7, In the Meigs County Common 33, Galllpolli, $28, !allure to Ploas Court. register a motor vehicle. Charging groBS neglect of dUV Jimmy Williams, 19, ol 56 and extreme crue1b', Gary E. Pine ll.., cited alter an accident Jenkins, S)Taeuse, is seeking a Wednesday evening, pleoded oot divorce from Roberta L. Jen- gullcy to a charse of !aUure tD kins, LebaiiOO, N. J. obey an automatiC traffic sigOn tlte same grounds Blanche nal. Hi& case was set tor Mly Harrloon, Middleport Rorte I, 6. has fUed suit tor divorce from Clyde o. Harrison and asks cusu,ey of four minor children. Joseph W. Wyne, Dayton, and John w. Wyne, OJ<arlo, cana. da, have filed sul.t for the par.. titlon of real estate agatnoi Allen Wyne, and others. ! PT.~­ IIce were~lor• auto Salurdlll thai was ed Ill • hiWidi> 12:30 p.m. Friday at Pcllee said' 'lile vehlellt .1.~\ a parked car owned by IL :IDUII JID8 Lew, w. VL, ' Ina clarnagea elllmated Ill WIIDOIIOI lllid tlte 1n1 1on Iaiii to oblolo ttte n•. . Have you considered owning your own LE HOME? We may make it possible for you to own your own Mobile Home or double wide with payments to suit your budget. SEE US FOR. •• LOW INTEREST RATES L-G-N-G {(heJin;tNatiouallanh " ·TilE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" ~ ,, ' GAI,.UPOLIS Accidents Reported GALLIPOLIS - Clzy pollee tnvesUgated tllree minor acci. dents Friday, two or. which occurred oo parking lote. No one was injured aDd no charges were !Ued. Minor damages resulted In each aectdeat. Pollee inveBtlgated a backing accident at 3:20 p.m. Frlda,y at the Pemyfare parking lot. 0111· cera said a car driven by Charlos A. Weed, 12, Rio Grande, backed into a parked ear owned by wuuam R. Haney, u, Rt. 2Palrlot. An accident occurred at 3:55 p.m. Frlda,y oo LOcUBt St., be· side Wa.ablngtoo Ele-Y scholll. Police said Marguerite Rake, 6!, ol108 LocuBtSL,backed out ol her drlvew"" and her car struck a car operatedbyJesse Wblto, Jr., 4t, ol601'h second Ave. The other accident occurred at 5:11 p.m. Frlda,y at tlte Qlaker State parking lot on VIne St. Olllcera reported that ROller D. O'Dell, 21, Rt. I Nortlalt>. ""' backing his pickup truck and a ladder oo the truck hit a car wblch had been parked by Gary L. C<Jrter, 11, Rt. 2 Palriot. with 23 lboltl'• awardo. Ill ~ ..... ~ acim"l ... celved awards lor performances ..... durlni tlte schOol 7811' while 12 oihera wire ._,.... lor their COIIIribulklnl In I h e of-- tOclodoal ' - ' ' and lor OIKatolllll"l ~ . contrlhotiDDI to the -tro jro. gram, O'llell, In wimlnii thlo aWard, was .........ed lor blo eoatrlbuUoo in the area o1 C0ftU101eRC0 tn mana&lni and arranatn1 Flllh· or llaD Tbcajre ror the JUjoriiJ' o1 the periOI"IIIIIICOI sl•en lblo )'0111' and. Ia JlOrilcular 1be 1011r mAJor lbeatro produellona. • Ail totaled, dose to 10 000 1 o1' the e saw 0110 or "!""' 11'- IP ol 0111 day earlier for each 10 miles. Hence, tha Ideal piant!lllllm• lor com it PortiiiDOUtlt woul4 be about 14 da)oa earlier liiaD Wooater, Problema of aoll str'tleture, aoll tenwerature, and moisture eoi'ltent DIQ alter tllta . . .. 11. . ,.., I ...., ,.... lone· Gilbert B. .Bush Heads Amateur Radio Group · tr. Ill'- • Direct drive a l l - trar~~~~~lulon• • , No - t o ltolllt, _ , 0111, lllp! · • IHdllll . ., dealp IJiveo ...,, claoh-lrtt lhlltlllll ' ' • ltarhunnair - no niOd to ohlll upl • H~k dt'tYe - • Iouth ollho "alkk" Hltclllnfinlte ..,....., zero to 1 mph - r d , ~ mplt roverae. • SportaCarShlll.._,- hpoedoforward, .,........ A NEW ..- INTERNAT~ONAL®CUB CADETe LAWN AND GARDEN TRACTORCANBEYOURS--· Elberfelds In Pomeroy· EARLY SPRING DISCOUNT BUY NOW AND SAVE UP TO $1~.00 GALLIPOLIS - GObert B. Bush has been selected to lead an organizaUon of Gallla Amateur radio operators prepared io lurnlsh orpnized emergency communications In Ume. ol dlaeasea, it ••• auIIIIIIIICed IGda,y by Communleallona Manager George Hart ol the American Radio ReiiiJ Laasue, U. S. and C.anadlan as~ dattoo ol radio amateurs. Mr. a.llh's aooignment, which earrlea the Utle or. Emergen.. ey COordinator o1 the Amateur Radio Emergency COrpo, lo to bend lot!etlter members of the amateur radio servlce tn h 1 a communlll' to perfect arrange- menta for emergency radio communlcation by hams In the event ol Dlllural diJastera or other emerg8nciea. In addition to uae ol fixed radio lllsUon Of1ullmenl working from commerelal power, lll'l4talr atat:lons use self powered radio tranamllltng and reeelvlng equipment as needed and can often deplot portable and mobUe unit& to aecommodale a particular emergency Come to Elberfelds Rellliy To Wear ' Depart111ent and see 0111 outstanding selection of sportswear for wo111en and girls - popular brand na111es- re- and' arrange regular drlll perIDda wheo the hams' personal 1118U0111 ma.v be -Uized un. der almulated emergeney coodlttooa. JUa 4111ee also Include liaison pllllllling will! relief and pablic welfare agencieS, aa 1111• gestecl In working ul!derstendlngs lbe ARRL Amateur Radio Emergeri<!Y COrps has wilil the Red Cross, Civil Defense, and other qencios. Lial8011 will be olltlbllshod also with local protecti:ve services, such as f1re and pollee departments. il amOOIIIdng tlte appotntmen~ Hart pointed out that radio ama. teura have traditionally had the responoibUicy or being In ...,_ stand readiness to offer assist.. anee In time or need wtth hamacquired sldll, emergency -powered transmitters and a wealtb ol communlcy apirll. "When oleel ltorms disrupt tole~ and tel. egrapb service, or fioods tao·1a1e wbolt communiUes," tile IAque'l Com~catlons Mailqar said, "it is amateur radio that eomea to tlle rescue wlth operators and oa11 - powered severe orooion, and loss of r,... ofhoter. Woter e_.uon caa be redUced ollll oqU leVllllna ac•-llahed wiU.O.. _.uon by ual1111 tlllap tool attached to or pulled behind the plow. An exrouall, cloddy soli ourlace may make o1r11> seeclbecl prsporadoo alii c-.1 o1 piati,. lr>B depth difficult. Planting should be performed trQ~ely in relatively Rna, firm seedbed strlj>a prepared oe1y tn the rcw ey COI!rdlnater, Will oa11 local calling 011 tlte oUtside -ld for meellnp of amateurs, e&teblillh aid lor tho lllrlckon commUJ>. common operatlng proceWres, :1t;r," "To be prepared tor this tuncUOII r"91ired not oncy a highly organized proiiJ'am of prepareclne•a loeall)o," Hart continued, "but hams outside lhe dlauter area must be prepared to oct sa outlets and relay points lor emergency lralllc. Plan. Dina and or,RB.tl1zatlon are nee.. essary In either eventuallcy and lbet la·tho job Mr. Bulb ta doIng tor this area.." - - P~nt pqJUiitlaw at llafr ol The Ohio Acrlcuilurol ' ....... II>Pb' to ,lolril• _. · haneollorOhiocerU!ledl$rlda , Re...,.ch IIIII Develqmoont c- no aood CCI'Dioad,ilt · r - lraD l8,000 18 24,000 ter. Since earn iiTbrld perf-- see.... Eorller '"' later plante per ocre. EarlJ malurlng ance dala are DOt ava!W>Ie lraD lhan tltooe uotid aio1 bl ~· havo lllllller earo than Ohio, 110 are r..- spedal oilulllona. > lull-oonl$rldo. AD earlJ by- Dildo lor specific~ In -rat, ·hlaber ~ brld auch •• Ohio 401 In 38 to Slaee aollpradu.Uvi!iY,......,. !allons, Cooler than I!Dmlalpopv.. 42-lnch ""'' requlrea a plant al c-Uona, and ~ pel'llures, .~·~~~~~' ,· ,: : : : : 1 or ~lion ol 22,000 pianlo per preetlceo Inlluence the .lima ,... ocre al hsrteat lor a 150-llulhel ' qutred lor 111¥ h)obrld to r•ch wW Increase tho ~ or per acre yield. AlatoiQbrldsuch mal!!"'liY•. the Ierma "ahmHea· growiiW Ieason reqUired lor 81 AES 80S srown.nler·t heame ~ ~ "lllid-teaaoa," ud ,"tull .PartleuJar bybrid. •-Ucm wiD prolu~e iulllcleol ear oize ah populadnn oiU,OOO planta per acre lor 1 I$O.buahel yield. · Hotrever• tbere 'are &ml8 bybrldo t1t111 wm not llfand -.>under . . ~. . thesa hlchor plant ....,Iad0111. : THIS COUPON WORTH. $1.00 : SCine fA the Maize Dwarf Moalc hybrlda l!bould be eotabll- at ,: · TOWARDS SHARPENING YOUR : the 18,000 population level. ~op­ • CHAIN SAW. ANY BRAND : perenti)' the _.ns will DOt staid tltlck IPICiQI. For tlte oelecUnn of b;obrlds, t.&nrutra ahould secure the 1969 Ap-oocmy Guide which gives iDformation fromcommercialcompaDios. In recent :rears, the state avBe Sure To See Our Complete erap com yield bas lncrea ' ed Line of Homellte Saws abclrt one buJhel per acre _per ciUJ..,. ...........,...u.., am- by wheel tracks, rotU')' hoes,.,.. toUUera, or slmDar tooiL The row mtdcllea should be leflloose aD! coarse to permit water iDfll· lroUon and reduce erosion. · F<ll' chemlral we8d control flrni.ers bani 'several choices.' Some - l e 1lil1 use chemicals appUed as • pr,:PiantaPJ>ilcatjon incCI'POreted In the ao11. Others will use pre-emergence. Thole that do not uae cheml· cala before the ccn ctmea lV have four cbolees _ early pootemergenee, whin the corn ta 3 to 10 lncbea higll, over ten 1J>o ches high, and after f1Da1 cultlvallon. Ill using chemical herbicides the tarmer mu&tknowwhatweeda year. With theuseolrecommeJid.. he ia aUemptlJWtocontrolaawell eel Prod~OII practleea, the av.. as what he Intel>! a to de with tile erap yl81d ofcomohouldexceed field tn succeedlng)'lors. Tlmi!W 100 bullhoh poracreiDOhlo. or apJlllcaUon Is very tmportaat OPEN PEDIGREE TESTED In releUoo to tile growth of the AI present, only "'"" pedigree corn. Scme herbicides, applied corn hybrids are tested by ~ Incorrectly or at the wr0111t1me, wtU seriously damage the corn cr~ •. . .VALUABLE COUPON ~·························· i............................. . $1.00 i -----··------':""------------~-- Swisher Imp. Co. 56 COURT ST. DIRECTIONS IMPORTANT directions Ia very lmpoi1anL Too much ma,y be darcerous to the corn. Too IIUie msy not control the weeds. Soleey Is a muot with aU chemIcal usage. Sofecy dlrecll0118 on on the containers should be fol. lowed carelully, Plant JqJulatlon is receiving GALLIPOLIS, OHIO FoUowi~ by THREE NAME BRANDS 3-POPULAR MORE FARMERS MDM q~.. lrAll!lb~IirOfiin' · :':~~~::::: - "Jmte Colby" -"Queen Cqs~~als"­ "lllue Bell''- ",Russ Toss"- "Sea Isles"- "Perfect Gannent"- ''(;hie Tosf' - Included in this group are slacks,knee knockers,jaiiUlfca shorts bennuda shorts, bell bot1o111 Jlllnts, shift dresses, pmtts dresses, culottes, pants skirts. •J.&OE There are eJqJOCted to be .aev. oral e>qJerlmental demoollralions ol no'UII Plantins in a two or three • • area Ihls aprllW. SChedlied planting dates lor two olthese are AprU 27th ond ~ rO 30111, lloollarmors 'wlll B1111usethe ieaot amow>t of llllage 1o gat 1 deolroble seed bed and wm then use chemical weod·.-ol w...,. duce the need 'forcultiwtion. The lradiUooal tillage system lor crusting aoils is spring plOw, plant, and culll,.te, Pllllring loosens soU, 1J>o ereaaea po~ty alii permeabillzy tD water, alii heltJ• to kill unwanted vegetadno. PiGwtng or e01rse rototlllage shortly before planting avoids long Olii>OSure of bil trldor trlnamlallon - to do 10 m•nr IDbl a'o !!"'• . !.h• world's llrtdt sell inc 1 u0 un. ouldlr II now In h'ltf'l " " ' ' buy Hll til., power to 1hoot 111111 un: .PL~.NT DEKALB THAN ANY OTHER HYBRID RESlSTANl · ···· HYBRIDS '"lsted out ot 30 foot dl1 silot. Unlo1d1 mor1 111111 f11ter...:... .veri when frortn. Built bett:tr to lilt lonrer. World leader In quality and enrlneerlna- "li'E HAVE PLASTIC PLANTER PLATES FOR MOST PLANTERS" .....dip ... Central Soya UUYBAU Tho FOODI'OWEifPoople Gallipolis, Dhla Phani 446-0a.cs GALLIPOLIS, OHI'O QuEEN CAsUALS (.:OIJIY ADAPTED FOR MEIGS GALLIA, MASON AREA ' DWARF MOSAIC· LIMITED SUPPLY 1 PALL OiHf:R LANDMARK VARIETIEi IN I LENTIFllL SUPPLY BUY NOW 1· ~w YIELD. FIELD TESTED LAN&~:¥ ECONOMY ~ All size ranges from tots to teef.s, 1untor petite&, · SPECIAL sna•s mis .. s sizes and a complet1 range of sportswear for the hard to fit won'! an wearing . sizoo 32 to 38, ond playwear for your little chubby girls in si1es 8~ to ·16)\. See theliiiWW on dfsploy .on· the second floor al . Elberfelds. Capable salespeople to as~lst you with yoilr selections. . Save At Landmark! a wide rans~e of ,....... ·~ ..... ..... I I Coli us for specialized service - Sulk I Spr~din~ Avoilable - We Also Can Apply k you buy · • . .· oilys: "Stop In ,nc1 lot ,;,. ohow • you ·our sp~~clala. We have Ridlng M'w•n a 1 l~w u $2601,50. And wo have 3 good· uHd Riding Mower~ at tremendous savings." S.e lh1 <omploto line oi..M"war• ~ilo you'rt hero. . . SPRING SP!CIALS AlL OVER THE STORE I : srs, I strarg~t and mixed materials avail- ------------I !..".!:!!: !!.!.!'!~..!~!ri~os. CLIP THIS COUPON, IT'S WORTH $2.00 OFF ON ANY TIRES AT LANDMARK SERVICE STA'tfON . DFFER EXPIRES APR. 30. 1H9 tires. IE GIVE TV STAll'S! Choose your Swimw~ar now from our com,ltlt s~le~tlon o( styles, fabrfu, and colors. Misses, Juniors, ll'o111tns, Teen, Girls, '!\all (lals, and E.ttra !Arse Sizes. SEA FASHIONS OF ~jmJA . ·.. · .. PENBROOKE~ DO'ITY .MAJVN.;....' JMJNSTR,EAM · ' \ .,. -l,: - .Elberfel~ 1n.· ·' I I I Uqutd N•;rogen Ta Your Fieldo. All Anoly- See Our Complete Line! ·.......~· pcjrforma~ce , ~hat ~ I 1 I I 1 --------------lriQ!~1~J!. ~~~!lS!:.--i ' ' ~ ~-~]---- Yes; we have &lass 41elted \ COIIIPL&TES COURSE HARTFOilll - ArnrJ PriVate Hullng L. Greene, 19, lOll ol_ Mr. and Mi'a. Ralph B. G...-, Harllord, colnJIIoled a wbeeiOd vehicle mechanic ...,,. llll'ch 7 ol Aberdlen ProVing Ground. Md. IJuriDtl the el&hl - w • e k cOurse he was' to repair ~' intej'nal coml!usttoo epalnes and w!leelld vehicle chaslla , _ _ onto.~ was pven In ' the fundamen\alo o1 electrical . and tr..amtsalon a,ystems. ~ south Inion Woootor, the ltlson chlrwes on the a-ver- ' Onlr Cub Cedot :!..""::·:=: ::.:: Divorce Filed 3 Minor . ,., .,, ,,,,, :;·- ·~·'· ',,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,.,, ,,,,.,,, ... ' '- c..mv COYPLEl'ES BASIC . PT. PLEASANT - Alrmie GeorP o. F~ ... or NEW YORK - The Amerl· Us W. Faudreo ol Rt. I, SoiiiiY can Electric Power C<J. Friday l!e181111, luis COIIIPiMed balliO asked the Secur1Ue1 and Extroinlnll ot Laeldallci AFB, T8X; change C<Jmmlalloo to req)O!I He hal aallined to Lowri ......... lhi bearlnga nn jbo power company's AFB, Colo., lor tr._ .. w bid \lJ acquire tl!o Coluri>ua and lllll'lJ lltl4. Airman Faudree, a swdtern Ohio Electric Cc. ·1968 o1 Pclnl PI....¢ AEP said . new deVelopments 111&11 School, GalllpoU~ have reaulted In jbe need to pre· Foor ma!Or · prooli.Umo plaJed (Ohio} a.atneoa College. sent addlttooal te.Umony. The llrm said the new deveQU~ents to audlencel UUIIIII 5,700 In ASK TO WED Included o n e ill cieterminlnl 30 pj>lle porformance• In What PT. PLEASANT - An owU• whether the aC911o!ttoo Is In the msrked t1te !1oal yearalthef'iab. cation lor marriage Died tn U.. er Hall Theatre. When school publl c Interest. Maaon Coonll' Clerk's olllce wu Earlier this year the conuni8· - · neil laD, the Theatre will 1>¥ Chart.. iloberl Leporl, IVl slcm'a Plvloion oiCorporaleROi· be holleod ID t1te - Dramatics 21101 Maadowl>rooi< Drive, K ulattoo had oald It waa recom- Acll Building. Plouant, and Bonnie !lie TriPO'Dell will be an Al>rl1 19119 mending the propooal .ac~slttoo leU, 16, Rt. 2 PL Pleaasnl; graduate !rom Miami. proposal be denied. Petitions ·for Home Ownership Beyond Your Rea(h? '· POMEROY - Pomeroy lAidge No. 164 F&AM will hOld a special meeting at 7:30 p.m. this Monday night to bold an AnnUal Jru;pectioo. There will be work In tile llr&t dogreo and Righi Worlbipi\ll Brother Dorrell D. Detcy, diStrict depucy grand muter of tlte l2tb masonic district, will be inspecting officer. Refreshments wlll be served following tile meoUng and all Master Masons are invited. tlnlt tUI tADIT® • Gallipolis Student Wins Award IWLA to POMEROY - C<lrn plutiiW U"'" will10011 be here. In a 20o7eor slud;y of date or PlaliiJw corn It Wooater,highelll yielda were oblalnod lraD a Ma,y i date or planti~Wo PlanUtw on June 13, resulted In a corn yield of 57 per ceat ollhal oblalned on the Ma.Y 7 dat&olplanllll!. calion AaiiQCiaUon · ~ p.m. dinner will. ·~ Ill• meollri!l. *II~ will . preNnted by ,the II!Ullenll lbJibern 111&11 Scilo01 \Iader neW olthe aat:iOOal•or"''rrli\ar- ~ Pif 11&14!,' Nlcatl!io ••~ Ext. ·Agent, Acrlculture ·Meiss count.y -.c~·u-ol .pre~ tiie OEA lll.the or. tee. BcP Ill 91; l.l!'d"• ~. KatlllniZitlon'l Jlellre....,.Uve A.. ""l!'bl.i' In Deeember, 1~. .\11 "" ·III'OduaiOd from FOI'IIIson arj teacher In the Ook 111ll• ·111&11 SchOll· He served In Work! ICbool illltricl ,_ C!ndmati, War q lri l!!e, V. S. jllr Force be ...... u the ,.., electOd of. ~ was a1lariiOd tlte Ait lKe\1' FORE AND AFT PROTEC'l10N, but wbal about. amldoblps! Tbooe toarlslo look lime out lor a up lo Pula' Tlllorloo Gardeno, but made oure lbelr umbreUas were band)' lo view of a rainy wealber loreeaot. .. • oil . cQmy be beld 00 ·APril 29 Ill �. ' ' . !' .,, I - 4lortg :Br'way. _ • ,. ' '.BY JACK O'BRIAN . NEW YOIIK - Dlvoroed Vu Ho!lfl'l caurtiJIC Mia' - 1111111& lllurMn O'&IIUYaa .... _ . , poults Who's Who her Uatlag frOm 60 liDos 18 M, IKit ma her .W. llllh'l staliatlc .... Old N o w York ~· boaoblll alar Duot;y Rbodoo II ok"-1' In st. Luke'o lltor a heart attack .... Nice ~•= Bc1Wr.'11 Joe Gl11er'1 oat fll inttnsive care after three - . , ..... N. Y. !Ire ond pollee cblplatus are worried they'll be chopped in 1tle Ma,yor'• new bQ6.. pi .... Former Horald - Trlb ~- and Coca-<.ola cbalr· 1D111 8ID Robln!IClll Is a!IJng. 11Jere•s .nother Adam Gimbel In !he clep'l store ~at;y: Gle Loo!a Gimbals are Gle J>U· onto .... Plter Townsend ol1t's- ' ' .....,,.lhoF..- ,I 1 I - '• ~ ~- .. ' -·I· ., - ' ' ' Fact ~5, with, )'oodll!!ld 1 s every~i.y row yrices, the 110re you buy, .,th.e 1119re·. yOll .save: Byt ~eep ,scol;'e for . ~ours~lf • . Shop a~ Foodland ,t his' 1 week compare your total with what ypuive· beeri payfng in the • ' ' "tJ llll.nor leagues. :' • ' ' ·'•'fiilwt ·', ' ana m teryear'• Princess Marpret's tean and his wtte- are bouneirll a brand new Uttle commoner .... Van JohnBOD at the Chez Joan Fontaine b!o .... red jacket llnlns - whateV- MI.Ya llhnlecl er bapiJelled 1o etchings? - to llllkb ilia ""' .... 8elloved to be u 1he clwDI> lnauraace policy olall lime: a Hol)¥wood, FIL llt-yaar. old man's $11,000,000 with premilllllll oll93,000 ayaar(laltlals VANillA WAFERS .'"'•· 35t 25's 45t ALIA-SELTZER ..::.===-...::..::l!.:.!!.!~_;:~ II. DJ. ~ ol tbe Ga. lq!alature .ftted tor tbe door show at tbe c.p. .... Bernice Massi de· elded to leaYe "MID ci La Mln- If liZ .... Eqor beaver Mart;y lbgelo did 10 TV 1111011 In aweek1o plug hlo ..,. mov!o aad collop"'!1 will> j100IIIIlOilia. , !D1¥ member ol1he ori8lnll calt d. ••Tile MecWa ol ltzik Moapr" oot In tbe - the -jt- ' Heavy VInyl 2 P(. Sofa led Suite S ' ,, ;;i = to choose. ·<> ebl" Mu 3 rather than bother llltb lltllngS to expand her eootumel for her new avolrdupola It _ . at ' TOMATO SOUP· CUT-UP ••. ::::::::::~~fo:u:_;r D 129•95 ==~--- - Loo&acre will be !Wie llopr - becaule her bllboDd OWOS a Tel Aviv ftsh ...... and •• • helper for !he Pas....,. rullh, sbe'o a POrte bot'nDd pr!ca, lllbb,y aa!d ..... JO,Ku. r11 ... EveJ,n Klngaloy will . . . lhe crltleal muelto.. In '·~ _~:.rit4",1.:':!.:."".:.-:::·· ··- .', Iii the fitaiiirniil': '·-- orooad ~ heeluao lhe dope bit a ,IJOl'ler ear- ' ' " "· ' •' ' ' ~ I. I ,. I r 'I ' 1711111 • paper hoi but It ..,.. 110 - . Jull a . - . •••• 'lbo 0-11: too fall, DO dill ·•·• 1be Darr81 Jlc. Gomuo'o di-ce wlll be ol vay .... AriltDtle Onusla is Irked at 20~-old 0101 Aleww!erldlo piada 1o wed lbe Iormor llaroIIOU Fiona , 111Ys1111 April 20, ..... DodiiJ 0 doem't hel!eve In ll!oae ~~~ marriapo. -. ... Am o~npr Sadok Sarir at tile - CUba Club Ia billed lEW Ca ., I. "'!be Jewish Somnl7 Lewlo" 111d all alq we thou&~!~ !lomDU' waa •••• Sldak'• been • ror u.e car- . -... -... - - . lllll!vaa and 11arr Grtll!n - dl.-"'d 3rd 111111 4111 aradera - . lbe nlgiK job to llV oil a U,OIIO sbl- loon to pt her mepra at N.Y.U. Stmmlagi(!d, -Sf All '" 23t CHUNK TUNA JrOU 22u. LIQUID DETERGENT •••• Ul too. ~ • liP I ', ' ' .; ' '' ' '' '' .~_.. •.. lillian- Frail- ....... wad - · · SOraya ••• Hatehlck Xenia 1'om7 at tbe 3'1ib st. ll!doaway daylla!ttl at P• . S. 1&8 Ia Harlem, teacbiDi Onions 5St .... ' '' •••IDI *' 5 reaD, will be a ,. ' ' 'PIICfS ElfiC 101. · A,lll 21 111.,1 UJ.· , . ' AUil 26, ~ rtn . . .. j ' i'' ~· ' , GROUP DUAL PURPOSE LIVING ROOM A beautilW and pracUeal outlit 11111 alws )'001 24-lloor duiYilbe big sora 111111 matcb~qr 1...., cba!r, wttb ,... versible fmm cushiCils, have buttonaniweltiagdetall· lng and J!l)llrkl!ng hra88aceonts. Alld;voupt2 · . and cocktaU tlllles plus21aod~Cmtec:enmiciM.setable lamp~ Suite COIIIOI In choice of colcra: brmm, IIII'QU<ise, beige and red. ' 1' ' ,, pia al 1he Wldtuoy ' . $l9.9-9 7 PC. ' ··~- s14 9g5 ALL THIS FOR ONLy • · .)~ THAT'S RIGHT llilv' Grand Ball - MattiD lle- PWtloncra alliS: her brill!alll _pludllleo juz !P'OOP tar doae- 2for 11& ooJ,y 1ha belli. Pari• court ordered -'-• ......, to """ ~ to a wom• .. pwed by Jeame'l pooeh, • .,llupln cona!derlnl tbo lime. hiol Aed for $100,000 ... Pelllla Cl8k at the Dinctofn Wll a boOut!lid bird Ia • iDded .... <I pold moab see-Uirou&IJ elackl ••••, The camelot restauraat (a ...:eesa at 73rd l 3rd) IIDIUDc:•• Ill out braneb wW be m • N. J. pal!aadeo wbero Ben - · · • alblerlng old elfe & caodao wtdrled tbe nl&lrt• aad _ . , · - ••• Polish director _ . . . I'Olanlld (J!otlmary'a IIII>J) waol all the Wl,1 to tbo ~ FUm FeiUvol to 11m hla -"POrt otolen. TIDlely Quotes WI IISIUI rll IIUT TO IIIIT OIUTITIIS •. ,,.. OF LOWER PRICES IS THE TOTAL TH~ ON YOUR TAPE TESt US. . ' • THIS .EARLY ROO~ SUITE AND .GET :A . ' ; " �. ' '· " 1: ' ' . f.' .. I ' ' < '\ ;, All ' Inn• New Utility IIlittle Ca.lnet Metal • I #1 and coollollllltt f ahowers llld ...._ j.nne Y oloo4v and oool- \ 3•WAY ~ •I · ELEC. Just ArrlvH ~llbl I; WHiTE Sets earb' 'noeohom 1!10 too i TEN CENTS OUTLET pose ~ TRADE IN FOR YOUR OLD SET on this 6 Chair Suite. Let's Tradel '30" WIDE - ·. • ·: I .' I ~lOR ' 11 R. Karr, Sr., prell· JOrU!d on the Melp COIIIDefeoae executive eomneetinl held last -k. 49.95 era of the commlUN. Yi1h the approval of CIY.. cllrector Paul Pailore Mr. Karr, Mlddllport c. 0. Fisller,' PomeroJ ~harles '--• Towllilblp f Pretidoal Dol'id Ko- · , CABINET 0 9e9 4a.~' .K~lC~EN, Buy NowI iocl 'lllerm ...' Jalll-, Rl. 'oas eleoled dWrmiD of cullve c:ornmlttee and Ko- ., waa Dllllled vlee preli-. ·, ii!Jalooers at the - l Ily were Kafr, Robert ". 111d Ralph W. OUrl; Clerk Chambers, and ~ ment !liperinlondeol Bolo ,-..; . ... - '~ 'alrtree. Now II Get .... The Best ;:- • "!HI $HERMAN" $ " SI844/N37. 19 pie<eol TABLE BROWN TEXTURE CHAIRS TAN GRASSE . SRONZETONE SELF EDGED ~. ~ " . ·. ~, ' :. tf- if..;._ ' :.; . ' ' ._, u-t Stri/ce$ 'fare Laws WHAT YOU GET: - .,I - 9x 12 RUG - FULL SIZE GAS RANGE - 10 CI!BIC FOOT REFRIGERATOR "', ' . JNGTON (UPO - Tho 6-1 n&llnll doait • eases f.-om Comedl- PLEIE ROO nsylvanla and the Dl.. :olumhla. I' lhreo - jKip federal 1 all three lnotonoes hod 1 laws uncon.Btltut1onal. tciaions ware upheld toa majorlt;y aplnioQ, br ~~~= J. Bftlll!lll Jr. ~ casea are ,...S.. llr(llllld tho jiGII!Ijrf. molltlr .., aid ID faa>. clill4ttli, old .....- •lolallY IIIOI>Iod ~blind aloo ... olroet- ONLY - NICE DINETTE SET - KITCHEN CABINET ·~ • fUlrements aurt'. - 2 WALNUT STEP TABLES - I WALNUT COFFEE TABLE - 2 NICE TABLE LAMPS - 9x 12 RUG KITCHEN ._,_ '' ctr welfare reclpieata. -9xt2Rt~ • I! >l "< 1..year resldaney HQ,lire- - INNERSPRING - BOX SPRINGS B R I LIVING ROOM D NYLON COVER, MANY COLORS .. .. Coort -.ratruok-. I - 2 PIECE SOF4 & CHAIR were tlDed and forfeltod lxols In ol l'olneroy Mo.Yor •• Logar SatuniQ nlllbl. Is were lorleltod by RIJb. .;,, Athena, oJ)OOIIID& ~S. .irry Powell, lq!lM!IIIfl d were Mike YOUII&, Mooatruollon "'propo~. 425 rts; Lester Haming, :Pom;35 and oosto, aauull and · and $25 lor deotrudina ~trf;y; Jlllice Meeee, Mid' $15 and coats, speedin&j tee L 1 s I e, SYrac:ute. og tires, $S, and reoklo10 an, $10 and oosto, an<IArooks, Jr., POJneroy, $5 •Its, faiUng to relilter. ... .( ~ersons fi1ib 125. • HERE'S R BEDROOM I - BOOKCASE BED (PLASTIC TOP) CHEST (PLASTIC TOP) N - 6 DRAWER DRAWER DOUBLE DRESSER (PLASTIC TOP) G MATTRESS s '· .. '~ TRADE IN FOR YOUR OLD SET p I l L ., • i c "r·· ' '' on this 8 Chair Suite p E / .' ' s ' .. ~ -- E ., ., r' Buy s ~ ~p.rt fMayor -~-- ..... Fined 1( :,~ ~~- . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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