https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6a608b3df3726dcc4828a0d890482806.pdf 2f415b1d0f3b02ce9c5acebdbced6550 PDF Text Text , • 'Planned J. -~ pjlllu'llo ,,.. ~eel · , _ 8 ~t' e:aq·p.m. at the · Uillted Chul'ch ol tiUial Wcmien'a ·Oaild W-· at U:le e~ . lor ; tho fa11iU¥ wllrbepre· dilldren ol u,. llmdiJ ':t;r_!At::,.; ....,.....d at the jl Yay FollowabljiDoy be observed next Frldo.Y at •the FOmeroy United Methodist .Cbureh. The af!alr will bogln wlttJ. a sack Junch at 12:30 p.m. Wllh tbo boot church prol'idlng tbe beverqe and deasert. May Thoughts , came from Mn. W. II, PerriD . 'll"biJ'pointed out u.at the 11 crlaia" 11 bore beeauae 2-'lolthoworld'l papulatlom to boingey, that~e aeem to be dllillusimed witb ChrllltlanliY, and that oclence · 11001111 to bo ahatterhll aome ol the Biblical ideas. ~· spoke o1 1QIII1Il ~·as betns dolacliecl from ChrlsUIJIIIY, and ccmll8recl tho crisis oC todo.Y wilh that experlenced ln lhe time ollheapoaties. In conclusion she urged a stronelalth in God as the weapoo •' choir earlier this mcrrtb. Mra. 'Thomas Young, program leader, reviewed porUons ol the book, 11 Green Paatures." 9le referred todenomlnationalls.:nas Seven members ot the Youth dying and ol the atruggle of the Fellowship of thll) Asbury United ciJlrc:h to cope with current Methodist Church, Syracuse, the changes and seek ways of plan- Re'Y. Wendell Stutler and Mr. aiKI n1na new million efforts. Mrs. Karl Kloes attended t h e Remarking on changes which Portsmouth District spring rally have taken place lri the past 25 Sunday at Grace United Methodist )'ell"S, Mrs. Young asked the Church in Gallipolis. membera to comment Oil the· Attending trom the Syracuse area of change during tllat time. church were Mary Ferrell, RobMin Elizabeth Flck read scrip- bie Ord, Sa!XIy Winebrenner, Jon ture from Psalms, Matthew, See- Kloes, Brenda Hayes, KevinStutond Corinthians, and Malachi, ler and Debbie Norris. and a poem· entitled, ''Lord, What A slng-e-1~ by Steve RodehetA ..,, ~---." ...~&..,. fer opened the raUy which teaMn. Young said thatweexpect tured two skits on camps aJVJ m. God to be doing things lor us sUtues planned Cor the summer. CCII'lltanUy but we are" willing to The Rev. Calvin Rodehetrer indo 10 little for God. Sle spoke stalled the new officers. ~eaker ol social and lnci.l!trial develop- at the rail¥ was the Rev, Earl ment and ci the pros and COlli .of Newberg. . atomic energy. To conclude, An original worship service Mrs. Young asked the queeUon, was presented by the youth fol· UWby is this age In a crista lowing group workshops. <'>yoL ·tv.Np Join her- by saving her• TODAY! ... POMEROY NATIONAL-BANK :POMEROY .. ··' ' . : Meits C0111ty for over 97 Y•• s Fld!nl Reserve System ~mbtr · F.odoral Doposir lnouranco C...,aratlan MJ Acoounls lnaurd,UR To $15,000.® I , u --1\ o CTIONS 1Dt .' .. ~ :PRICE TEN CENTS ·.· i SUNDAY HYMN SING, 2 p.m. &mclay, Christian Church, Langsville, With Do,y Ho,yman Country Hymn Singers. Singers from other churches welcome. Publlc Invited. MONDAY ALPHA OMICRONCHAPTER, Della Kappa Gamma, dinner meeting, 6:30 Monday at the Cheshire - Kyger Elementary School. ~lal music by the Kyger Hlllb School mixed cboruo. MEIGS BAND BOOSTERS, 8 p.m. Monda,y, Melgo HIP School A doration or $5 was given to the "Dollars tor Scholars" program by tho IAUn Club at Meigs llillh Scboollhis week. During the meeting presided over by Counsel Becky Houiashelt, a report on the origin or words was glwn by Lee Arm Sebo. A tUm, "Duo Amicio," was obown anl tnnslated by Berruodette He messy. Plalll were made lor tho annual bo-t nexti!IOith. Cmunltteea lor the banquet were named and include Dena· dett& Henneaay, chairman; Donna Weber, Carol Hargraves, Jo Ellen Diehl, Irene Barnes, tood; Tw!la Clatwortby, chstrmaa; Debbie Harbrecht, Sherrie Turner, Mlllsa Rizer and Mill Sebo, tables. Refrelbmelts were aerved by first year a~t1, M~IO N ' . DRIVE· IN . April 25-26·27 .............. ' -- I . - \ . . . . ' . . ' SHOP ToNIGHT UNTIL 9:00 "- OPEN SATURDAY 9:JI TUllO PM · .. and Thomas Kelly and Harold Sauer, guidance COUDaelors Meigs HIP School atteodecl 1he amual meetins o1 the S.Ulheast Ohln League lor Nurs!nr held Thnrada,y night ln lhe Rlftl'boat Room at Oscar's In GalllpoUa. 11te program featur~ a pan.. .· . .•.. ' ·' el dlseusslon on health careers moderated by Mrs. Jean Baird, SPECIALS director or nursing services and ecllcatioa lor tbo ado Valley Heallh Service Foundstlon. Members of lhe JIBIIei and lhe servJce areas which they represented were aa follows: Herman DU.. lm, physical therapY; Mrs. Ju.. BLANKETS 2 FOR 1.69 ,. BIRDSEYE biAPERS (IRREGUlARS) SPECIAL 1.$9 dozen, .. Bar1alns In ·3r•.- Floor Juvenile Fmlture Department ~~,.,.,' ·~···· SPECIALS IN THE . NOTIONS DEPARTMENT ~· Bi ~ ~ .~.:· ] j . Mrs. Brooks Slyre _presented "Prayer ror Everyday," A prayerwrlttenb.y Alice Frick was read by Mra. Hosmer Roush and Mrs. Grueser pw u An Old Fashioned Church" with Mra. Llllie starcher reading "Close to Thee." Other readifiK• were "Whal Do Otbero See ·when They Look at Me," by Mr~:. WWiam Ruaselli "Do Not Mintl," by Mrs. Karl Gure181", and "lnaplndoo for God" i.nd "<~A Modern Gr&Jd.. ma," by MrL Renshaw. MrL Phllllpa anl Mn. Sayre served a desaer1 courae duriog 1 concludhlg acclal hour. >j ~~ R... 1.19 Johnaon• Boby Shampoo ........ Solo 67c Rog. 1.75 Baby Mogle Lotion ·········-···lodo 1.32 R... 1.39 Jahnsana B0by Oil ............... Solo 1.07 Reg. 83c Evonflo Dlapoaablo Bo"l" ... Solo lie Reg. 69c Baby Mogle Lotion ......,..........Sale 51c Reg. 1.i9 Playtox Diapo10bl 0 Bo"l" .. $ale 89c R... 49c Ploytex Natural-Action Mlppl01 ......37c Reg. 85c .Jehn '""' ·Boby Powder ____ Sa lo 66c a.• w1th :Solo 34.00 ·--·· ·onottrou · ............ ·.•·•·1" oo .... 31·so •-"" ' R... 42.00 8abp • ... a~ · ~ . lrcllil,. .. ·-··-·-·--·······-~ • w. ROil. 19.95 Wood Hlth Choir ............... Sale 17.88 Rog. 17.95 Folding High Chair •.- .... Solo 15.88 JIOf. 25.95 Stooller ·.---··-·----·-···-·Solo ~-88 .... 24.95 Stroller --------··-·Solo 21.88 R... 19.95 Crl~ Mottrou ·....~ .. - ....... _Sale 17.88 R... 14.95 Crib Mo"rou _______ Solo 12.88 Rev. R... R... Rog. R... R... Rog. R... 27.00 Plor p.. -··-·-········-·-····''"' 22.50 Plor p.. --··-·····-··-···Solo 13.95 Cor Soot with Hoad,.ll ....Solo 12.95 Bosstnetto --·-··--······S.Io 10.95 ··--·--··-····Solo 6.95 Training Choir _________ Solo 4.95 Trahllnt Choir ···-···-··-Solo 3.19 Carryer wlth•i'od ____ lolo *••-'••"• 22.88 19.88 11.88 10.S8 .9.88 5.88 3.88 2.78 J !,! i Military Needs ~ R... R... R... Reg. R... Reg. 5.00 Hood.. Jackat ····-·--··-·····Solo 3.88 4.50 Hooded Jockat ····-·---······-··Solo 3.48 bo Pullov• Shirt --~·-··-·-··········Solo 2.78 2.98 Long Pont• ········--·--·-·····-Sale 2.48 2.50 Shorta ··--·--···-····-··········-···Solo 1.88 2.00 Shorta ··-···--·-············--·-·Solo 1;48 RIO. ti.H IAStiiT 110. 13.49 IASKit IIG. 9,49 IASKt:T 110. 6.4f IAIKIT ...... . , · .• GALLIPOLIS . - Middleport • . Pomeroy llotOry Club mambero 1ook a short course •·• ln •new&papering when ttMv vialted the prua.lnr plalllllf the Ohio Valley PUbllohing Com· Jllllll'ln Galllpo!la Frlda,y evening. · !tlcbaril 5. Owi.n, P<Oildeat and ·pobllsher o1 the ObJo ValleY PUbllohlns COmpany, served as pl'Oiram chalrmli>loost lor tho ,._,.._..; . , ·"~~~,..;-~·' ;;{''~~ ;hl~c:k. . !:;m:m:; -~ ~OY - Tberm JoMson, Chairof the Meigs SoU and Water Coo· · alfun Dlatrlet Board o1 !l!pervlaors, cod lhe date ot the Dlolrtet'• 1111meetlftg a!ld bantllfl at lhe recent !1\l'"thb' board meet!nr. The event to schecl· "l!"i tor ~~ 9, at 7i20 p.m. ln the SaltoblirY EIOJD&IIlary Scboct wilh the SallsbuQo PrA sffl.tnc 1he baiiQlot. Tickets the banlpot Will so oo asie Ml3' .15. The Molp Loeal · School Dlstrlet was accepled .lnlu tlie Dlolrlet •• cooperators. . . :-:-x*x:::.::· ~·~·=-;>'; ·~ · ~. ~~ . • .• . . • Three-Piece BOOTEE SET Sale ~.39 :,Pag~i Candidates ·· , ,. . GALLII!OLIS - . aald the "pro- inll...ted tbat I tRJI>atanllal part ci,tbo JOeil \:·. C• • j• ,O 0 •. , .. . · ·,-: . ' ·. -~ tarlanl watched lhe producUoa an~ pllbllcat1111 "' J a tabloid ~ ""'le aewljl&per deal~J>· eel ·eopeelallj( .lor the occasion by PUblisher The- paper contained pictures ci all mombor1 ol tbo l!otarl: ClUb and a ...Uon OX· plalnlni the overall IJI)fradoo lnvolvecl in 9ewweopoprDOe~r.:_:.u-l . ~ - -. ~--lu~;_. .llr __ll1',_.•,t:re_ ow.... '-' ;., ;l ... lllnl& ra · · Mrs. 'nuolma eulllldate1lor t!dsy.,.-'apapanl. , · ,Gfrli -~roliintlilg all ave Iiiah schools ·" ·.Ia tile ,coimiY aaledecl 101" IIIIo· ~~ ...,_ ltfl irtl: .. ~ Ru11ell lind C•l• Wqner, Soutb,. !llar!m ~ and Coon!• SUd· Crael<; ~- Toler and Jtrz:j ~~-~~ Gallill CUOI!ioodd'fandJOica Qi •Jialmn Trac'!o lind lllsuo\e Wlddlne NOIICY Grace,. Ga!}lilolie. MoUs10 Dawn Riggs, two- ecl at Veteran• Memorial Hospital Frida,y nl&lrt lor buras she sualalnecl when a blue backllrecl. The child was transported to Ule bospita! by Middleport emergency • rescue IMJIIdtnea lollowlng a 7a4 p.m. call to lhe-Rigp~. Par...,• Oji Ia lhe plant's meeU11i quartera, the Ro- nYWQ,J DEXTER - ... ani¥ YIV rvl t-"" Fi , Dirt ail .fl '""u..n a;'·,P.. ,..ro P:t- . • .· .~'d,dl . . . .. .e•..s•z €o • . ·_-+n~t ....,...a&•}j, Smarl, Edltm Bokor, WOhdellGtrlacb,Juiie ment, inli blreclaa ~eport Pollee Chlel John C; Bacon, Harold IM>bard, Geor.. Har· lnun~i<,b> lollowln8 the rotiNJI>ent oilier· GALLIPOLIS - Carter onl Evana Con· ti!"IVtl, Jr., !!J!eller ~!, l!l'fOal'l bert ~. . atruotion CO., SaturdaJ mcrnlns COD!IIiet• Fu!U· Georp Mell1bal1. ,.,.111 Bohr, Lee . The ....... iald Mldllleport vllliii!O·WIUbe eel the dirt lUI lor tbo Gtllla Coun!J ltm· Mcc:o'ma1, Jack 'welsh, Dale · Duttm, John WI- a drlet at least until the Weraer, Jack Rcil>aon, Dr. Jerry Moth-· Dlliblsessioa ol tbo .....,o. Rev. Charita Sbrions, Jr., Carl HorliJ, Eni· melt ~uler, Mr. OW.O and Prelldent WU· Moodir Qluta for tbe dlmer were Fred Hoft'.. man, Olbo Ma- anl' Robert Wlng8tt, all emplotfee• ol the Oblo Valley PUblishing Co. Library Contest Winnel-s Named CliEliHJIIE- Kypr creek HighSchool o111clals ha"' bot11 noW!eel thai the sohool has been placed m the Ust olaecandary ocbools opproved tor tho 196(1-69 ocliool Jotr by the Norlb Cemnll Aasoelatl011ol Gi11e Blood Monday! Collqo, anl - . , . Scboolo. '!1lls 1&0' tlon waa takea durll1[ the aosoclaUoo's annual bosineos March 26, 19119. lor falrJil'OUnd's ..,. hone barn and utllliY bulltlln(( acccrdlng to Walde Brown, lair, lllOWldool!lclal. · Work m the '15,000.plus projed to expeeled to pt undo,.,...,. 80011 by tbe Hutcbln. iKIIII 8111ders, Inc., Pataskala, Obio. Tho new bunl Will be 156 teet long and 56 leet wide. The structure 11 -<ted to be completed by July I, 1....-. weel<s bolore the 2oth amual Galiil CooniY Junior Fair gets IIIHlmfi.Y. bur Theobald. -u• 1ft CIUcego oil POMEROY - The bloodmobile anlt ol the Amerlcon lied Croll . win vlalt P<IIIOI'Ol' m m. II the elementary school on Mulbitril'·Avt. DOnort are urgem,.. 1¥ ..-, Moll• ClltPr alllclala ~ llonlty 1rGm 1-e p, ~. ~ AIRSTREAM RALLY IN TIORD DAY- The Wally llyam (Colembos Ullll) A f t Tratlerloaa IIlli. c-lete lhelr tbree-day raDy ln Gallla C...,ey tills ilflemgl. S<1De 40 tnUers alii -oxlmateb 100 persons ll-110 central and southern Oblo are laldJw (1011 In the raDy, wllich bogaa Friday e"'nlng at tho Gallla C.U.IY Junior Falri(I"OWIII& ~ Site. · The vtottora toured o.,r Hooae anl other places ol historic Interest Sotunla1. !Ioiii' •• French ct11 to pta ~ or the Vi alters rode their motorcycles througbo.at the Ow _._. ·•.-o1 the COIIIIIUDOlty, Pictured at lhe rally hesdqusrters are Mr. ud Mn. Jim ~.left, anl Mr. ud Mro. Doc Morrison. COOper is tbe Columbus unit's vice pnaideat ud Jloro rlsoo ts prealdenl. I POMEROY - The arcwal Btr Belli Regatu acheclllecl lor Juae apparentl.v will not have a auaeatec1 Ohio State Old Time Fld· . - . 4 .6te. 5fiiC1,1 , for " · :-' t Uph~ltl ·i . II INA PETERSON STROLLER. FOR YOUR' CHILD ' "· • . <.• \ •• 1>" ·:. ,.f~ ';.· ·' JAMI!S SWATZI!L "We have read ln the paper• tblt we are to bead an Old Time Flddlerl Cooteat In coojuncllou With ·111e Regatta. Due to the sborlnoll of time, we lael 1b11 f t could not promote a contest thai would be a success and pay its way. The cantelltlatl that woold draw a crowd uiUally wrk from, a ocbedule and ....ltd not be able to attead our contest on such short notice. Contest. The contest WB.& held tor·two years at the Meigs CouniY Fair but , tills winter was dropped from lhe programming ol the cowtIY lair. . II was SUIII!I!stecl that lhe contest bo picked. up as a regatta event. •Tor tile above reaaoo we ask to be However Tom Reuter and Tracy Whaley relieved ol any re-albWIY ln promat. wbo had been active with tbo two contests at the county fair and had been recom- Jnr the evoot ln 1969. We de Wish to .... mended to head the event ror the chamber press our apprec:laUon to your OQIIliua Uon· In orrer!ng to oponsor tho cootell and bave declined atsglng the event. ll a letter to the chambct, Whaley de hope lhat it wlU be considered In the lulure wben IUII!clttlt time could be 11&" and Reuter stalo: dler~• "~!"' -e " " ' " "' May Be Forgotten for 69', Sayler Willi Am Wamsley wlnnlntl seeen! plae~. ' 111 the pooler i:millf on tllothamo, "Mr. Edob' Serves Yw," Qlarles Conpr, a tb1r<1 •l<'!der, ...., Jlrlt Jl!ace and bli picture to m cllopto,y jn 1!10 Pomerpy PUblic Llloru7. Wlmtrl ci the Jlllrarlan apeclal 'cooteot .,..,. JilrroY Cnoeler,. aeci:ndl!l"eder, and . Marcia Bu1wn, a alstb l(l"edei, T1tO Wlaner o1 lbo tll8,1 cootell Will bo ualotsat driver durlq 1he re- ptll. Jf,Jt;;,D I • - ;, SubO ljlllke at Amerlcaa :Unl•erlll!J llloriiT after tho memborl or the liludsotl lor allemoeratlc 9odel1 aalzed tho oldenl'llNiltlln(( and lli<tedllldanl Georp WWlallll. ' '""' the mtlltarJ • Jn. .-.llrlal """Pl• Is """ reuon tor 1tuc1ent unrellt. u ADd thfou&h tbalr ells-, I tl1lalc IIIII I I thel7 are pootestlq laala.at/' SUbo aald. '"!bey tlO tl!ll Wllh I ecmlotlon and I moi!YIIilll tllat . .... ' ' . oldef ...,..lack. .. 1·•••0 II 00 baud from ...,....,. - I a ii . '_ ·ba,...,..=IIlli be tile hooptlal and tllat the'"""~ .., :· pr<Jblem. · Wllh IUcb a IRibatanllal . . - • IDward the local share the be bor.owed and paid bock lr<>m lu1are ~· II was pointed out. . year.old dOughier ol lotr. lind Mrs. F.lrl Rlgp ol Dexter, was treated and releao- ' •••••••• , •• ;•..•• SALI 7.00 . ~~ Bums ·Suffered By Dexter Child Hospllal ollldals said tbo youngater had secoad and tillrd degree bunls rwer 30 pe~ MIDDLEPORT - Paul resl&t>- 00111 o1 tbo bocl,y, lifr,uldmen lndlcated Meeel Frldll,)' as illddleport Chlel ol Pvllce af. lloH Dawn had some bunls ol tho lace. The ter aerv!nr alx weehBln that capad\Y, baddlre re-'""'" occurred wben eUher ·~··ce •·a an lnlormec1 villaP ........ n• r ev··'ed -.. • kerosene or""'p:soline was thrown onto an The rea..., lor Parsons hav!nr tender· already burnlns wtllido blaze. eel bls realplatlon wao not lmmecllalely teemed . and neither 111e reelgaed all! cor L r. Dor Mlddl~ Yll)'vr C. Q, FIII!Of could . JDIS.u., . · 10f bt <ontactod lor OQIIlllllol, • . . . ·• !orPare1...,ol-c~A·tbon-""1 C . !11Yi1 ~ . lcide ,lleoa:.:_~ • r l & · i. r g i. ' o ~: ,~ .eel· poMER.oY - Winners 1n a contest coo. ~<ted by the Molp COuniY Llbr117 service blve beea amwncecl. Elliott, 1 Willler o1 the esl8,1 contest waa RlcliJ ' '"~ . . r:..:.. ~~~·:..:: r~ 'PANTS ,;·............... IALI-6.11. •••• ......... ; ••• SAL! $.00 •.••• •••••• •••, ••• $ALl. 4.00 • 111 Uosp11a1 wbere she reportedlJ was suf. tering from a lracturecl tell leg, Iacer&· tiona o1 the bead, ielt urn and band. Cblel Ollllnger rep>rted tbo accident Ia ·sUit Wider lmelltlgation. · j ans Post Res-e- ~-oun-d Satu-'..lay ..·•/Ulll "" cu REGULAR 4 •FOR 1.00 LAC I!! - ·NYLPN .. DOTTED SWISS WASHINGTON (IJPI) - SOn. WUUun B.· SUbe, R.()hlo, add biore the nation's mllilary • Jn. dulllrlal complex "urout o l trot and desperate~~> neecll har· : .:·.·.~/~.::·.· SALE .OF,BASKET LINERS . Struck by. Middleport p oliee Chief Rotarians Take Short . c ·pa · pertn · g ourse News ···=·~·····.· PLAS.TIC . Says Saxbe pr~~lant Ia Gallipolis Frlda,y evenl~Vo . More Controls ""odor )Inger reported. Mrs. Easter was taken to Pleasant Val· SHOWS PIJBLICATIOII- Rldllrd S. Owoo,presldentllllipubllsbl'f ol the Oblo VaDty .' PubUaldiV ~oy, left, looU ever a COW ol'the~peda!lablold-prlnted 6.- the . · ' llldclloport-POIIIOI'Ol' ~ Oub Wllh organltat!Am Preside$ WDbur Theobald. The JIOIIOr · ·was printed w1t11e - Y Club members visited 1he Ohld-\talley Publlobi!V ClliJIIllll,)"s tor Reaular 3.49 SPECIAL GROUP cilorful Acrllan ICnlt Playwear •~ Ia ln" '· _ ..al wao The - - eame •• '"' IOIJ'Prilf, '"" - o r , lor oo APril 15, J. E. Farrln&· ~. toa, exeeutlve ci tbo Oblo ValThe tUtal ' o ' · -U.. is approxl. 111 llealtll Servlceo Foundstion, lac., pre- auoteJl '$6()0,1••• and federal aid is expect. di.ted .-.r~ng 1 ~-In Pam- ed to I1IICIIIIIIID $t17,800 With the local Bllare en>1 1b11 (lrQled WOII!d be brd<en lor the belni fi82,200. aew r,ddltion IIIIo tall. · ~ cloae to lhe local situation have MASON - A Ma1011 woman was boa~ pitallzecl lor treatment ot ln)Jrles llllfler. ed when lhe waa atruck by a car Friday ovenlni at 8:05 p.m. on Rt. 33 in Melon. Mro. Grace Euler, 57, -entll' walkeel onto tile blllbwo,y Into the !18th of a car driven by Joha L. McDaniel, 53, Mawho was tratellllg west oo Rt. 33 In the 'llllal!l! o1 Mo100, Pollee Chief Richard Oh· REGULAR 2.00 DO~. BABY WEEK act <If COI1inl- CJar-·NUler; ' • . '·1 .... .·'· Reg. 9.00 ThrH Piece Seta· Jackot, Long .Pooh, Hat ...................... Solo 4.88 Reg. 6.50 Jacket and Hot Satsa.y ond Girl ltrlos ····-·······--·-········Solo 3.25 Rog. 4.29 Knit Tw.. Pioco lots ....•...... S.Io 2.15 Reg. 3.79 Knit Two-Piece Sots ............S.Io 1.89 Rog. 5.50 Tw..Pioc 0 Play Sots ............ S.Io 2.88 Reg. 5.00 Two-Pt~o Play Soh ............ S.Io 2.18 Rog. 4.00 Crawler•, Boy and Girl ltylu ...... 2.18 Rog. 1.95 Knit Shltt• .............................. S.Io 1.39 Reg. 2.95 Overalls ...........................L... Solo 1.69 Rog. 6,00 Two Ploco Sot•Ovorall or Jumper ond Shirt ··-··········..Solo 3.09 Reg. 2.98 Anvol Top• ········---···-·--·····Solo 2.39 Rog. 4.98 PakoMit Play Sots ., ...........-Solo 2.49 .' p '; ( . Vehicle ·in Mason SPECIAL ·. I I ~;woman RECE~VING SMALL GROUPS.BROKEN SIZES , ,-1 ,.• ' All Cot1Dn Jlx~ Size Infants and Toddlers ' POIIIEROY- A el!OO,OOOHIU-IIerlml!l:alll hal baen IJll)rOYecl lor a 40-llecl addition II) Veterans . Memorial Hoajlllal accortlln(( to word reeelvecl Frldll,)' by Dmald Diener, » "lniniotrotor o1 U.e bolpltal> . Diener waa notlllecl 01 tho l!l"ant thi'OUKll the llealUr, Educlltlm and Wellm Deport. ,manJ by Ed Reelor wbo worhl Ia the of. NATIONAL BABY WEEK SALE! . - Mrs. June Lee, £Uidance ccun. setor ot Soutllern High Scl1ool, RUTLAND SerYI~t~ • . Discussed by Counselors Tonl&fd, Sat. & Sun. . :~::. 13 ' 0 .. ---~P_cimeror_:_-MI __ ddl...:"'_on_~-:---:----S!!:.:..N:.::O.:..::A.:..:Y·..:.A..:.P..:.Ril:..2..:.7..;.,~-"-J9..:.69_ _'----'- -·-· • DfS Program ,.. · G. • "Do Not Jllige Too Hard," and ..•' t I ' $5 Given to ). • ~ $200 Contribution Made Every mother knows that any day can be Emergency Day-in a hundred different ways. She protects herself and her family by being prepared. High on her "first aid" list is a Sav· ings Account reserve here ... growing with regular deposits plus interest. b ' .. , ·'-'::'-:-~-__:.'----'--'--"'· -~~_.:.:36~P:.::AG~E~s~--- lie Evans, laboratory teetlllology; Mrs.lfildaTorrea,practlcalnurcafeteria. a.ing; EJmer Daniels, x-rBJ" techTENT 95, Daullbtero or Union nolo&Yi Mrs. Bernice Steham, Veterans, Monday, 7:30 p. m. at nursing; Charles Eliason, inhatho D. A. V. Hall, lation tborapy; Miss Betcy WUJOB'S DAUGHTERS, Bethel 62, am, anesthesia, and Leo Moas~ 1:30 Monday nlatlt at lhe Pome- man, pharmacy. roy Masonic Temple. Mra. B<Woh Ward, president ~ the league, extended the welBurn Though GreeD come to approximately 30 mem~ Ash burns well when it is alap'l" bers and guidance counaeJors green because its wood conComments on the question rrom the 10~ area. The tains tnfiammable oleic acid. Birth Announced This is a fatty acid constitu- league Is made up or people ent of olive oil, and the ash Interested 1n the care of the Mr. arwJ Mrs. Don Becker or tree belongs to the olive farn· 111 from Lawrenct, Rou, Melga, Middleport are announcing the. Uy. Also, wood of tbe pine Athens, Vinton, Scioto, Jackson, TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY birth ot a son, Don Wesley, at the family burns when green due Ga!Ua, Hochlng, and Pike. APRIL 25 • 29 Holzer Medical Center, Monday. to resin in the wood. He welgtled seven pounds, two CLARK GABLE in ounces. GONE WITH THE WIND Mr. and Mrs. Beeker have . . , . (Technlcolor) Clark Gable • Vivien Le~ three other children, Randy; a: Gregory, eight, ant Lisa, six. It was voted to pay $200 to- meetirw held Thursday was disMr, and Mrs. Charles Searles wards recent chW"ch lmprow- cussed. Roul'll-robin cards were COLORCARTOON: alii Mr. alii Mrs. Delbert Beck· ments when the women's Soci· signed for Zana Withrow, a Pleasant Memories Admlsllion: $1.00ChUdren50c er, Middleport, are the grand- ecy of Dl.ristian service met on patient at the Holzer Medical Rumhlg time: 3 Hro. 30 min. parents. Mrs. Lula Hamnton or Mcntay night at the Minersville Center, aDd Mrs. Don Rae who Is Birmingham, Ala., is the materconfined to Universit,y HOJPital, Methodist Church. SHOW ST ARlli 7 P• .M. nal p-eal1!randmotber. Reports were give'ln on there-- Col umbos. Mra, Clll!ord Pbllllpo q>enecl cent rummage and bake sales or the group. A letter was read trom the meeUng with group singlrw Mrs. Fred Beaman. a PortsmouU!. ot "In the Garden." Mra. Earl District WSCS otricer, concern- Renshaw llld charge ot the proing the pledge, and the spring gram with Mrs. Stella Grueser giving prayer. Mrs. Phillips read "Thoughts tor the~· aad "Too BuJ.Y"', Mrs. EugeneForbespve Because a mother cares- ' lJelloled To 7Jae CredU!r Middk Ohio Valley Attend Rally /n Gallipolis \ ' Jobn Dl')'deh once said: u PaJna r ot Jove be ....tar, 111an all · other· pleaaurea are._'~ • lor undealreabJe changes. Fellowship Da,y is an annual ob~ Next meeting of the guUd was aervanee ipoosored by Church sc~ed tor July 23. At tbat Women United or which Mrs. Ben Ume Mrs. Albert Woodard wUl Neutzlina Is the looal president. have the program and Mrs. Philip Mrs. Mary Kautz thanked mem~ Globokar wlll give devotions. ben f1 the Ham' Harvesters Trinity Circle served a des· Claaa for asslsting wltll tbe LenM sert course during the social ten breakfast and all those who hour. aaalsted with the Slqlef se"ed to the Forest Run Baptist Church children'• choir and tho TrlnliY .. " BEECHI!R COOPER 'j �I OSP. .Probes. f~V.r. . ~~. :- . It . POINT PLEASANT - Aoother lljlpOal II being mada tor. new blood dooon In Mason eouncyme tD an lncreK;seddemandfDrblOod. . Rol>ert. She~, iiiJo heads MalOn County' I u\Yatldng Blood Bank," corr.mended ~se who have contritllted to Ute p:rogram, but. said that because ol the requirements tor three months lapoe o! Ume between blood do· natlona by a )lef8011, new donors are urgentb' needed. Srertzer said many new requeats have been made rl t h e blood ballk and l11ll1Y !)pea o! blood are depleted or are runDing low. He cited an urgent need dent oecukred at a:~,. m. l'ril day oo Rt. ~43. tllreo-teillho fila · mUe ol Rt. 684. AcardrlWn by Vernon F. RusteD,. 20,' N"". Marlhtleld, atnlck and kUled a deer. There Wlf. minor daDIOI,1i ' 1,; to the vehicle. A cal! owned b)' Clarl.. - · en, Rt. 1, Vimon. waaldlledwhen Olll'STANDING D. r--t, Co. A, 16th Btn.. 4th C.,, 11 prese.ad 8:55 p. m. Friday on RL 124, struck by a ear at 8:35 p, Frl.. .. grad.... or tile \. • certlfleale or foor-tenths or a mlle west of Rt. d&JI on Rt. 160, oneafllsix-te~ mlles south of Vinton. There was clerk cooroe b)' Col. B. !ifaertens; C<llllliiOIId!J S2.1. The pa"'ol said Smith had' ofllcor, lth canbat ~ TnlnlJIII Bilpde;ln March. Pvt. )IIIII filled the I'll' tallkbutthecap no damage to the car driven b)LeQIIIfd was selected tor thlo hoaor In recOfPIIIIm o! bls leodhd. been lett otf.. Gas spilled OJ'Io- Lewis F. BarUey, 52, Vtaton. erohlP, mllltary bearing alii tralnllg prolldency, (J>OII Photol to ·the muCfler am the trunk NUl' SURE OF FIJTURE ca111ht fire. COLUMBUS (UPI) S e n. The patrol investigated a one William B, Saxbe, R..otdo, .._,.· car accident at 2:20 p. m. Friday on the Gallipolis State Institute student unrest oo campus stems grouOOs when a car driven by Lil- (rom a generation that Is not lian M. Oldacre, 55, Gallipolis, sure ol its ruture. Saxbe, in an address at Ob1o was maid~ a turn off Hollow Rd., onto Buckeye Ave. The vehicle Slate Unlversi1Y, said lllu-s daugbter or tbe late JosOph and Swwe hit a llgtrt pole. There was minor todaJ are concerned about die Ida Leach Dobba. She wos a nation's mtlitary.industrlal comdamage to the car. •ber ci the Middleport Prea-. POMEROY - , Jessie L. stowe, . The rust Meigs County acci- plex. lfyterlan Church tlnce 190~•. 89, former $)'racuse resident, Funeral semces will be held died In )be Elmwood Nursing MOO<Ia3 at 2 p.m. from the Raw. Home Friday evening. Mrs. :lOwe 'was preceded 11'1 llng..CO.ts Funerol Home with duth by her bus-. Frank the Rev, Gleli R. Huehol~ Pre.. stcnre; one ~ter, Zellta, two bytorlan mialotor or GelllPolls, sons, Edward ~d Der. M r s. 'otllclaUng. Burial will be lnMl!lStowe was a member cl Ute dleport Hill Cometery. Frlendl POMEROY - VIrgil Kin& membership, which makes it me ~acute Metllodlot Church and may call at ~ funeral home &mda,y !rom 2 to 4 p,m, and 7 President or the Melgo Coont.Y of the many growth co.mties ln the DAV Lodge 01 !iY)'acuse. to 9 p,m, end on Mmda1 uotU time 9!e li sun:lved b)' two daugh. the state, Farm Bureau Federation said of service. ters, sadie 11tuener, Syracuse, He also said that the Board today the organization entered In lieu of Rowers, iriends are on otfielal record, at a recent had approved the sending or tour and Bernice Thei as, Racine; 13 meeting to oppoelng tbe cloelng young people from the Coun1;y grandehlldren aod a number o! asked to donate to tho Heert Fund. or the Cbe...,.,ake snd Oblo Rail- to the Farm Bureau Regional greot.granc!li>lldren. ,, Funeral servlces will be conway Com.PillY Office and Its fa- Youth School to be held June 22 w 27th, at Otterbein C o l- ducted &atdaJI at 2 p.m. irom Ewcilities at Pomeroy. ing ChiiiiOI. The Rev. Wendell 'King said that tile Board be- Iege. Mr. King and Mr, Roy Mil· !lutler will olrlclate. Burlellrill lieved it would be detrimental to many of tbe local business.- ler attended the Regional Cab- be in Greenwood Cemetery. GALIJPOIJS - 1•\meral serves and would definitely be more Inet Meettna held at Chllllootbe Friends may call at the funeral ices ror Fred Rice, 61, Sugar difficult to attract new Industry recently. 'lbis meeting gave them home at anytime.· Grove, will be -Monday, 10:30 a. to Me!ga Couocy, He said he had a complete picture on all of the at the Frank E. 5mithFune.'(· directed that a letter be sent to acUve bills which had been preMiss Sara fi>bbs alm.,Home, lancaSter. Burial Will tbe Public Utlli\Y Commlssloo o! tented to the State Loglslafllre. be in Mound Hlli.Cometery, Gal· MIDDLEPORT Miss Sara During a recent meeting in CoOhio outlblfng ~ Federatioo's lipolis, 81'0W'X11:30 p. m. Friellls: lumbus, it was announced that Dobbs died early Saturday mornstand on this proj,osal, may call today at the funeral Mr, King reported that t h o Mr. King would be appointed as Ing at tbe Guy Lynch residence, home. He was the son ot the late Meigs Cou.nt;y Farm Bureau Fed- one of the ten people to help di- Langsville. Charles W. Rice alii Addie Rice Miss Dobbs was born October eration had ex~ last year's reet state policy development. Spiegel, Daytona Beach, Fla. 15, !883, in Middleport, t h e ••t m. wt.t l' ]e.s,ie L. ,j I !• Meigs Farm Bureau Group i •, '' ' Opposes Proposed Oosure PoJNT PLEASANT - The Ma· om Couii1Y Sher!fl'a Department h's .Later Tblm; ' ,J , ' "' . ' • ' '·'.,. . Y,U Thin~.. ' ·'.< ·~ ' Ifyou Haven't Turned Your • Clock.Baclc .an f ~.Jm.ol,ed U,.~ GO TO CONVEN110N - Four RadDe FFA members tnd lllelr lldvls«, lleDIPHY llolley, left, atteriled ·the 41Jt Ohio State FFA Convention In Columbus on Friday and Soturdaf Dlaht& Coosra<ulatinl the members ~ beiDS selected either aa delegates or alternates to the con\'tnti(IO 15 SOu!bera Local ~t WWiam Hughes, rlf!llt The ......,. are, left to rlf!ll~ J11111ea Smltll, alter· ' •te· TeD Homm, delepte; - r t PickeD&, olternate and Roy Frank, alterrate. 1be convention with a Friday ballquet wldle the sessiOn yeoterday Included a talk by Dr. Martin Essex, tlate lltiOrlolollleot or Poi>llc lnltrucUoo. .,at Glass Newsletter Tee:ps' Job Seeker Tips I' os If you know jn adnnce what you clean &ld fresh from the skin out. will wear alii have it ready, you ~ split oeams should be mendwon't be In a last minute flap ed, loose buttonS al¥1 snaps rewhich will only increase nervous- placed. Be sure that your ahoes A YOUil!: man seriouuboutgettirw a summer job will do well to be aerioos about how he lookl are well .. heeled and wellpolished. When bathing before going tor an lnterview, useanantioperspirant I<> pre- any telltale algns or nervousness. Brush your teeth well aid carry along apackageot mints to keep bretth lresh. Be sure your hair Is clean arxt neatly combed. If needed, get your halr cut and !llyled - boyo, tool! A young mill should also be clea~ shaven. You tee1 muchmoreoonfident in ·youraelt when. y o u know yOW' appearance· is just riJht for the occaslon, which luds to just- more glrl-scyle groom!• point _ makeJtl. Take a breatk trom the all or nothing .mode and weor a little makeup, but ~st e~ to &1\'0'foU i DS<- day at 7:40 p, m. on Pomeroy's West Main-St., in front ol the freight depot buDding. Two persons in one of the vehicle& reportedly sus!alnodwhlpo lash i~urlee whUe the driver oi another of the cars was also taken to llle ho&!>ltal tor a che<k-q>. Pollee said a westbound .c8J. driven by Don Mullen, 17,Middleport, ran into the rear ot a stop. ped car QPerated b)' Dootld Parsons, 44, Columbus, am the rarsons auto waa shoved into another stepped ·vehicle driven' by Janice Mees, 21, Pomeroy. Authorities said Mra. Mees was preparing to make a left tum . car had stq;lped ' and the Parsons behind her.. Parsons' wife, Matellne Parsons, 44, was tnns.POJ"ted to Vet••·ans MemortaiHospitalb)'Pomeroy squadmen where ahe was treated tor en appOrent wlripluh lniury. Panoos aleo cmiplalned oi a whiplash and Mr1. Meeswas r<!)orted taken later to Holzer Medical Center for a check....,. There waa heavy damage to !he Parsol111 auto alii medium to the Mees and ljullen cars; Mullen was cited to Meigs CountY Juvenile Court 00 a cha..., or taili.. to stop within an assured clear distance. APPLY TO MARRY GALLlPOUS - Olio ccq>le has Publlcatli>n or admioslono Is prOblblled uotU 1lu1her notice. Births . P!.EASAN1: VALLEY HOSPITAL . ' Mrs. Danny GrUI!ths, M<Ar· April 24, 1969 · th}Jr, s.oo, 10;50 a.m. Friday; Admitted - Ralph Hone s~ Mrs, Robert M. Roble, l\!dwell, PlinY; .Mrs. Richard Austin, Gelclauatrter, 1:30 p.m. Friday; Mrs. Up oils Ferry; Gri!(Durbln, Point John D. Gillogly, Albany, son, Pleasant; Horner Theiss, Leon; 7:21p.m. Friday, Dwight James, Ravenswood; Mrs. : nt~harges Clarence Adkins, Letart; M r s. Lester D, ell, Mrs, Clair Slerman Pack, South Side, H. Athey, EUj E. D.lnch, Rose Discharged - Florence VerChllffin, Mrs. Harold R, Cole, non, steven Show, Chester MilMrs. Betty E. CoiUns, David ler, Maxine Simpkins, Viola EsM CrEtr"', l!.l£.11frd A. Crouse que, Billy Stewart, Char!~ Hill, ' ' iiPI."'. . ~~ .~ Mi.P~" PRESENTING CHECKS- Gallla ~· ~ Nuroa, Kanaltemlla, . p - ~ dledc tor the Mary c..ler ~orlal Fund to IIIia Berenice Skeehan, R. II,, lnlltuc!or o! HoiJer ol Nur...., oOCOIII! !rom left. Nancl Moy1ard (lor fl&bl) pre- a diOc:k to BarbOra Roeolpol, B. N., 1111' the purchaoe or·therapy equipment for elderl,y patientl. Mlsa Remlta II the curienl prell· dont or the Future Nurses and Mitt MI.YIW'III• llretldant·decl. sef.t~~ "' en ?.~·1 ltattts; MrfJ, Afiijlld K, Herdltliih, Mrs. Vera F. MclAne, Jol'1 <;, Metz, Audra K. Nickels, Mrs, Audre.Y Pooro, Mro. J. LinCOln Ru ...u, Mrs. Rub)' M. Sayre, Mrs. AvIs L, SIOoo, Mro, George D, Wood, Mro. Oris L. Zirkle Sr, Tom MtKhlrts, Mra. Don' C, Becker and Infant son. VETERANS ME!>fOWAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - Joyce Rouah, Middleport; Morgon Trli>lett, POrlland; Evei.JD Wilson, Mlddl<>port; .Carrie Osborne, Reedavlllej MOdred Bissell, Reedsville; Janice. Little, Midclleport. DISCHARGES - Gilbert COOPer, Cecil clbbeaul, Luollle Lam· bert, Anile . Bruney, Naomi Thanpson, John Skeanl, Jr. · sUNDAY TIIIIES.SENTINEL CONG, HECHLER Cong. Heckler To Speak at SE F SS? The in the coming cit~' election. Paul Dick has called an executive meeting at Ids home on 202 Wt C.,yrltht, '1110 K.-- Co., "" rtllf'Vt tM rlaht to limit qu~~~tltilt. gen," published in 1957, aod HWeat Virginia Memories oi Presi<ient Kennedy, • published In 196S. The dlmer, sponsored by the Mason Cc:1Wit;r Democratic Women's organization, will be pot. luck and cost $1 per plate. Gallia Dond Sale~ .' " 1 '. l '• . '• ,. ) ONLY KROGER HAS TCIP YAWE $TAMPS, SUNRISI!.f'RESH PIICIIMICI, TENDERAY BRAND BEEF, ANO DISCOUNT HEAt.Tit I BEAUTY t.IDI. North Park Drive, tentatively set for 7 p.m. Monday, April 28, at May lf! Dinner .• x:Mw'-~·~ POIN'I: PLEASANT - C o •· gressman Ken Hechler will be the featured speaker at the Jetierson.JackBOII Day DiMer, Saturday, May 10, at 7 p.m. at the Point Pleesant High School care. terla. R~. Hechler, serving }I t s fourth term; represents t h e Fourth COngressional District in thE! west and southwestern secw tion of West Virginia. His home Is at 917 Filth Ave., Hunting· ton. Hechler was a radio and televisipn commentator, WHTN lluntlngtoo, In !957, Is the author of "Insurgency," pubJ iBhOO In 1940; ..The Bridge at Rema- I ' . KriiiJef PT, PLEASANT - The Oh- Kan Coin Club will hold a regular business meeting on Monday night, April 28th, at the Premi11m Q11alitg Tu-Endie-Wei Manor. A social hour an:1 trading ~Ground Sfi!S&ion starting at 6:30 p. m. precedes the meeting, and the eiectloo of oCDcers ao:l board of directors will be conducted. A report on the annual coin show bel~ held this weekeJXI at Pt Pleasant will be presented. The public is invited to atteiXI the evening's activities. A 50-coin lot auction will follow the meeti~ m'~ OFFERING SET POINT PLEASANT - The UDIIed Thank OOering Sl>rtng In· Gathering will be today al Chrlat Eplocopal Church. Thlo Is the ottering of coins tbat tlle women or the churet1 drop into their UTO box dally for their dally blessings. Mrs. James ~adle is chairman of the 1969 In - GALUPOL!S - Ohio sales or Series E&H UnJted StatesSavlngs BoOOs arli freedom Shares ln March were $26.3 million. The State attained 25.0 per cent of its 1969 sales goal March31, with total sales ot $82.6 million. G •oWl Galli a C.....,.... TOIJtt:Jifi:·OJr.l'~.... R~ ~let CHa!ff!~ing­ ...ty· Luther~, Area , re!>Oftod March J.HD TUISDM'>" • harJ!·•.ve;t~ A11C!!l• ~ ~~ 1 Bond and Shsr ales in the cooP.. 2001 i:enbtfotfAIM!s ·~' Blttho- Mr. and Iifs. HOW· ty were $22,743. The county ~-ard Kllllngs-th, Point )'leaa- achieved 26.4 por cent of its anMIU 1111~ ant, a aon; Mr. and Mrs. Thom- nual sales goal the end o!March. ' fEUIIR COOII S. as Glotrelcy, Leon, a dlushter; Mr. and Mrs • . Ralph Edwardo, Lettrt, a son. Ai>rll 25, 1969 TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY Admitted - Mrs. ··Thomas J. APRlL 27 ·MAY I Reyl'IOlds, m, Point Pleasant; Grace Easter, Mason. CLARK GABLE In Discharged ~ Dowltt lrown· GONE WITil THE WIND ing, Mrs. Dallas Wiltoog 1 M r s. (Technicolor) I MIH!·IMII'ER P1111K1C11111 ·Col" 1> 0t lwe Thomas Parsons, Gloria SWeenClark Gable • VIvien Lolf!ll ey, Mrs. Vemon Winters, M r s, AND Clara staats, Mrs. Farnla HarCOLORCARTOON: vey, Terri Wh~~n. Pleasant Memories Births - Mr. and Mrs. RichAdml ..tool$1.00 Children 50< ard Austin, Gallipolis Ferry, a Rumlng tlrne: 3 Hrs. 30 min. da~er . · Due to poplllar request "GOne With the Wind" wW KEII Be·ef No dtuW ..... H , K...., Ground letf Is Mt If ttclly's btU mNt vatutsl ......... · ' lt't ' 1..fnlll ,_,... fat for riclwod flavw. .... You -lcnDW 11 ...,_.,. ptlllblo btcouM 11'1 ....... , ... .......... Frtll II% Pure -·It% Frtth Puro Pori< Ground Chuck --------- .. 79e Frtth Ground Round . . . . . . . . . •. 99c Meatl.oaf _. _. _. _.. _.. _ .. 69c FrtSh 51% Pur. LNn Perle, Sf% Lean Smtt.ecl Ham llam Loaf ......... _... •. R!k Pomeroy & Gallipolis KROGER STORES OPEN Y ···- lOAM-7 PM 1/2-gal. crtns. Prices k\ thit ad efftdtv. Sun., MM., Tun., Wed. ONLY In •II Krogtr Stertt. MEIGS THEATRE I: Man-made fiberS spend 15 times as much as ·cotton on promotion. nm throogh 'Ibursday, May. 1 SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. 51 EXTRA TOP VALUE $TAMPS lhit .... """""'" tl 2 1M. K.-- lrond, K - Krllp, or S..W'o S... SHcod BACON Exp. 4/00/1!9 Krtttr V.n.ty K.....r 2% lutltrfaf Ht-Ntt ..... 88c d 4 ...... Brea_ LowfatMilk~ -·- Anttl FMd or Lemon Cudarcl KI'OIIf' Biscuits . ~ CARTOON 5I IXTRA TOP VALUE $TAMPS wlth lllls 11101 purdlttt tl ,....,, SKLNLEIS WIINERS Exp. 4/ll/r.& ~ Plmtnta, Swiu & lridl SIQd - 9.5-or. K._GrtdtA~ lOe Eggs .. 2 ... 89e AYONDALI French Fries 9-oz. pkg. 5I EXTRA TOP YAI.UI $TAMPS "'"' thh ...,.. .... - - tl ........ ...,., ""' Exp, 41311/GII earn .. ar: ~[~~~2~~ . SUIIrise-Freah r.oldrn .RiiH' 89e Cake . ___. '!::: 39c Cheese . 3 ;:: $1 Krow .,...,..,...... applied tor a marrlnge llcenoeln the office ol Galli& ~ Pr~ bate COUrt: T'-ls L. Loucu, 41, Gallipolis, COIUitruclim1fO<k- 'f ..... In baalaveatlptod three acci<\OJito, one re sulttna In an eaUmated damage or f3(10 at liao p.m. Wedneldoy, A IW!or R en t a I Truck driven illY 'wwialn F. Riddle, 48, ot~lterB Bottom, jackknifed at th.! cu~ oiSteenberger HlU on Roules 2 apcl 35, eolll ci Point Pleellllllt. Riddle woo untn. Jured. A passulg truck 'stopped and pilled Riddle'• vehlcle back ooto the hlghwai. At 7 a.m. Thurldoy on Route 2, east or Poirtt Pleasant, James L · Parsons, 21, Ripley, and NeliJOfl ·E. DeVault, 36, Leon, ~olllded when DeVault went left or center and sideswiped Parsons' car, DeVault ·was cited tor Call- · ure to keep l'ight of center. Damages were $500. There were no , injuries. At 4:30 p.m. Thursday, a truck and a car attempting to pass another vehicle re~Lted in a rear end collision. Francis Pickens, 2t, Mason, hit the rear end of a truck driven by David A. Rig. gio, 24, HIKJtlngton. Damages were listed at $550. POINT PLEASANT - TAP'S. Teen Age Democrats, 9eld lhelr .re~ar monthly meetIng at the Courtboute T!Uiroday, April 24, with Pllullllck, presl· <len~ presiding. Further plana for the mem. bership drive were amowcecl and include placing posters throughout the communlcy, alter already having been put at Hannan lUgh School. The groop is makinl plans to work ror the Democratic can:. didates of tile newly formed Dem· ocratl.c Party oi Point Pleasant POTA1DES er, and Mildred.Elldnl, 24. n.t• to the "D'ItlrSO"personneldirecllpollo. tor. Elq>IO)'ero telll to equate competeuce l'lth · groomlq;. In other words, if you are about lllllllly doc,tor Is amuot tora)ol>. rour ptir~ cleanliness, you Take care olas inall)' cOill!Jve.. will care aboul dol._ a job welL Dreaa In keeping with tbe job cles In adYJ~e •:~;;:~, • Fblally, take.: o! l'OU are seek118. If lt Is a'n olftce YOUf lklll! and 1!1 Illor sale• position, a suit, 1hirt,. and tie are in order - all clean l'otmg _ . . and Deatluressed. For a job •• ural Now, loOk. 'toi' more pluses · in get.. voce you fillptout lilY overlook...,. counaelor, lUeguard, or cc. tlng tbe olltllmer job, you want, tlon blank. This . .... !riOpla. 1&nkti.on worker, JOU may inter- get lettoro o1 recmimelll!iUoo got ~lng.whlch chllollnltlal view dretted in a clean eportl- !rom taichon. ~ u.,in to note when . ·tor a Jal>lo shtrt and slacki. · a part!..,.... •lkfll tuch u !)ping ;:• 1 Y- hallls, too, wUI be on or profict~ . in ', ~·· tan- " rea EJnployero ruaa.., arto alllt craltti'• A atul\ Ao!d - · · by what thly dent wholilll~workll'ii>8POro ' lllakoup, . . . . lilluckllo lillll a weiWathered olu should &tl' thOo:l .before school' drela. The btu.h. Thjola eoptClallf Import. ct?oeo. A good owlmmer ~r­ o' or · pool Job .~:·~~~ trom tDl> to toe ant-if you tinker With Can or &re ahoWd have a Red . Crolo life>· pluo toward Iaiii' In charge or yatd work at Of'eGurae', tVen'·bitofclotblag oa\ini cerdncate. And oflon a •lble, tor bath bot• and &trtl ohc!!!kl bt re- heOith cerU!Icate lrC!III tbe , '.~:~.~~~r;.:•:.:1: not be f!lled . Par...,. who are wllllngtojoln · tho bl'!"'' ballk ar~ asked to call Roberl (Bob) 9!ertzer at h l s ~tome at telephone 675..2692, and leave a name, telephone number andtilood t;ype. He askstllatcal1s not be made to him •I school. Those working lnthebloodpro. gram have e-:nphaslzed the need tor more donOra in order to keep this type ot blood bank, since they are having IDOI'e re<f.lests ior blood then they have donors. ~!•Ions ' 1 POMEROY - . Three vehicles were damaged inanaccldenU)1- tor RH neptive blood and o! the uo" RH ·negative' zype, Slertzer said there have boen re<:enf requests tor this type that coUld ' Holzer Medico! Center, .Firat MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Ave., 'GelliP,)IIi', ·VIsiting hours ADMISSIONS - Everett Dal· 2-4 and 7.a j.m. Parents only oo le¥, Pomeroy. Pediatrics Word. DISCHARGES -None. •l TraftU Mishap free. . TADs Plan New Political Activities ' Hour Three Vehicles ness. Girls Mbuld choose a smartly styled dresS or suit, on the tailored side, and not too short. Then match or eoordlrate shoes, hambag, gloves, and s toe kings. That lalldbq should be moderately-sized arwl not overstutced; stockings clean am run- · Th~ee Accidents Reported Mr. Fred Rice BY PAT GLASS Ext. agent, Home E<ooomlcs GoUla Coont.Y GAWPOUS - Teen-agers 18eking summer Jobs this year will ftlll opportunities in many colrmnmtties. There are jobs tor p~ and many stimulatingandcreaUw job openirvs in community vdlunteer work. ~ he boy or girl who ca11 afford to donate time should be parti~ ul&rly Interested in volunteer u'rvice with a community organi.:zation. The rewards are many, the satis£action of helping ' P.lus ' ' in need. thOse • ~:,·, :tCheck first with your schcdior sources. Look tn the yellow s 1o! tho, tolephooe directory ·tor agencies aM tor local biJI•<ih.' oi 'I"Uonol ooolneuel may hire students. Watch rnt!o·-·r ,,c~o...tn·ed-• and [leeled lot newt iltc..,iernhv eanmuni1Y et- "' ' 'l·~ . · GALUPOUS- No0111 wasfn. ~ lnloor ooo car mishaps Frl· l'al' In Gsllla and Melgo cOIIIIIies. Two ol theaccidentsinvolvedanimols. accordlnr to the Slate Highway Patrol. · There was moderate damage to a F driven by Bert Smith, Jr., 17, Wellston, in a minor fire at S;uJIIIaY, AprU 27, 19~ New BlQOd Donors Needed ' ,. Traffic ~shaps · . ' • ,.,.. ' r ! 3 :; The Sunday pme~ntlnol, ' ' ilr' • '-"'lbe~ ~.SUodt.Y• .lpril27,1969 ' ' 49c Prunes ... �. '. .. . ... ,: I :Mrs, Shaver Natures Club As Contacf}~Jh9i;~bn . I Hosted by ' CHE!lHIRE - WIQ'IIidil GonloD 1GalUo f.:ouniY CCialac:t C!l~ French City J1 111P.. terta.. held Frida¥ at eottap 7 at I p.m. Mrs. w. Dllnald Gallc>wiiJ'ct the Gallipolis Garden Club was ' in dlarge of the business meet. by mem- bers. Mrs. SlglsmWid Harder of tbo French Cib' Garden Club spoke on "Moving Plants Outdoora. tt !lie also told some :latereatlnl history about her life In h o r homeland, Germaoy. Others from the French City Club were Mrs. George Coones and Mrs. S. L. Bossard. Tho.r served refreshment&. Mrs. Garnet Woods ct tho thorliPJ' department was ~so present. Door prizes were awarded. The Vinton Friendship Garden Club will be hostess for the May 22 ·m.ee_tlng, Mr. and Mrs . Lucian Eugene Barcus GALLIPOLIS - Jucts Yvonne Miller became the bride of Lucian Eugene Barcus in a 6 p.m. double ring ceremoi'\Y read at the Ohio United Methodist Chap- el, March 29. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mrs. Edna Miller, 49 Grape&., and Mr. Barcus is the son or Mrs. Freda Barcus, Rt. 218. Vows were read by the Rev. Wendell stutler. Organist was Mrs. Raymond Willis and solo- ist was MJss Debbie Spencer. Pre-fiUIJtial music was "April Love, .. "Till There Was You," and . "The Twelfth ot Never." ''The Lord's Prayer" was presented Wring the ceremony. $mple but elegant church decorations. were white and yellow witb seven branch candelabra, white mums and palms. AJproachlng Ule altar oo a ~ a~ of white, the bride wore slleer tace and silk gown, Jt - had a fitted bodice of lace, high neckline, and long I a c e sleeves. The run sheer skirt bad lace motifs and a detachable train of matching sheer Ann Judson Terry Vallance and Leo James, both of Gallipolis, were ushers. The bride's mother wore a navy blue dress witll matching coat. She wore wbite accessories and red tinted carnations. The bridegroom's mother wore Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Lemley · TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY - Mr. IIIII Mro. Leolle Lemley, Sr., wW celebrate their golden wedd:IDg armiversary SuDday a11ornoon, Moy 4, at tbo Poplar IUdp Cburd1. A rtCOl111oa wW be hold on tho clllreh iawa frGm 1:30 to 4 p. m. All relatives and triends are invited to atteDL Mr. Lemley 11 the son ofthelateJamennciC«n~Lemley anJ Mrs. Lemley's paronl5 wore tho iato Mr. IIIII MrL Geon!e Cremeens of Add!- Newest In · ••pr;etty but practical" fabrica 11 a bonded. eotton laee that 11 machlne-W118hable. Available in a wide range ot colora, the lace J.o bonded 1o baUato. of Pride." of the bride, and bridesmaid was Miss Patti Flood, Atllens. The matron ot' honor wore a run length, pale green dotted swiss dress fashioned with em. pire waistline and bell sleeves, actented wltll daisy Chains. A white bow witll daisies c:omplet. eel her outfit. 9te carried a sift.. gle yellow rose with yellow and green ribbon. The other attendants wore yellow gowns sQ'Ied like the matx'on of honor's. Junior bridesmaids "ere Jan. ice Miller, and Susan Miller, listers cf the bride. Flowergirl, Deuit1e Miller, was a sister or the bride. She wore a gree11 dot. ted swiss short dress and carried a basket of yellow rose petals. Cedi NeweU was best man. BffiTHDA Y DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr eltertained with a birthday dblner S.mday, hOnOring theJr 1011, Cash BaJir whose birthda)' wu Slnda.Y. Those present were Mr. ll!1d Mrs. Cash Bahr and daullh· .m j ters, Christine and Candace, their friends, Gary Duncan of West VIrginia and David Garst Of Jrau, India, and Mr. and Mrs. BID Bahr o! RodneJ and Mrs. SalJih Woode of Tuppera Plains. . ' The U. S. is the world's lar1est producer and laraest consumer of cotton. pa ATTEND DISTRICT MEET GALLIPOLIS - Amollg tl>ose Evelyn Lunsford, Mrs. Orlyn. atlaldjng lbe Dlatrlc:t Meotlnt! Goodall and Bill, manche a n d at tile Blplow Church in PortoJeanne ~ars, Sharon Miller, moUcb "'" Mrs. FJizlbttll lleRod Fliehman. and Mr. and Mrs. lntutll, Mro. Sabra C1artl, Mrs. Ne111e MosiiiiWI, Mrt. 111rt1e Albert Rowe. Neal, Mra. JtiH Brotherl and Mro. Dolla Stevena. NURSES TO ELECT OFFICERS GALUPOLIS- The Reglstored Nuraea AssodaUon wiD hold a d!Mer and elecUon of CJ111. GUE91' SPEAKER NAMID cera Ma,y 1 at 7 p.m~ at 01~ John llawldnl will .-1< at car's. Reservations m u 1 t be ProVIdoaeo MlslliOIIIl')' Bll!lllll . made by April 28 ai tho O.urell _,at 7='0 DST. otnee at Davis Hall. DJm.er will be $3 per plato. Mrs. Roy Miller, Brenda and G ·· ·•·~ II . ai:Ved" II wm be Sept. 1 . !! witl! Open Goto Club as1hootmeeting . 1 1 1 r 1 1 I 1 I I 1 o( 0 0 ' N o ''11 N . ve. a... .1 1 1 u.... I 1 . FAWH SET ·,· HI• uuo H•"· su.oo · P~ ;D~VIIl JEWBERS -t I i :&-d.:':."" I : I • · I ·! . ... . ...' ·i > • >. . .; ........ •, -to~ Jiirlorman<e. ' J'bO.wu " "alleUee l'olloof1nl"l'r8Jier moro oJ-lll.tlu opplaua ..- ~ to l~v• ~'.ll.l iJf. ' ·. ·:coupon"" -146-1777 or 992-5560 . good ·tor FREE.PI.NT MARY WH ( •!, TRIM S~ Peters Si!Wre"and tile Vat!- can Clb'. ; , Se_v enl views were,. show of . ~·· :A1behs, Greece, ~k of-Glbral,. ·Thcilnll~ who alto~ thogr<q~ tor, PonamaC&DalandPearlllar~ I~ tho clUb~. The roll <411 bor. Slidoa of Sao Franclscoalso , , .w~a ....,..,.., by mom. .a tall• wore .lnclllded. ,. , IDI ,IIIII -elM!"'• an &l'fll"iiODenl The ..,xt meetlng·will be at the ,o! tbolr fa~ dellfln. . homo o1 Mro. Edsar Hawks. . The seer;ano'a riP<lft was C!18Stl present were lira. Leah : road b:Y Mtl· Oooster Whllo. Tho WUc.., JerryRoblrta, Mrs. liari,. treuurer'o ~ W.a rood by moo !frouae and Mra. Jdm Mr"! Pearl ~ ' , Payne. • •.- " :I " J,. ·,·· .~JidoG!P ~n of tho loanhw Tower, 'Florence, Clli> ~· ;April meetllll, held ' al t!IO },.e of ll!ro. Oi<Ue ,,ll'h~aon.. . ~votlan• were· ltd by Mrs. · YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! 'Ibis column it for young peo.. pie, their problema and pleasures, their troubles and 1un. AJ with tilt rost of Helen Help Usl, it welcomes laullha but ,.., dodee a serloua question ·with a brulh..U. · .-your teaoase questloos to :.;;;..~E Correctlon: Wilatever turns llldl Going Steady wooold be out ct style In live years or leas. That waa about two years a~J~ when you started the SOS earn- Pliln (uSalnp Qlt Sleadylng''). At our school, tbo pltraoe is •"'*od out. You 10 around with a crowd and m131>e you havecial friends but you don't make a big tll1lQI of it, ll!1d wbon you otart liking sOmoboclrelse that's · no bq thing either. ' I hive a bunch 01 bqy frienda, and 11101 have a bunch ct 11 r 1 "' . Redeemabi~liniyal Yotlr Mi., 1 Cart'' s(or• llaled In thla advertisement. You set one free pint Mary Carte.f White Trim l'itlnt. l?ffor limited to One tree pint. of p,lnt,1 per;. aduh 'i"'l"'!'er. Offer expireo: •• . ' The experienced blending of your pa,-tlcl,l- lar income and hom~flnancing needs With our prompt-action, simple payment ar· rangements, and low bank mortgage IO!In rates will make you wonder why you didn't buy or build that new home sooner. l8',~:t::h:.~:;:~~ ents srn.L have to sign for "" . MONDAY PACK 203 Pack Mostlog, 7:30 p. m. Parents and scoota urged to attend. REGULAR monthly meeUng or the Gallia Chapter, OCSEA, K of P Hall, 7:30 p.m. All corn mlttees to report on spring diomfr. BETTY SfAM CLASS will meet at the home of Mrs. HarryCole,1":30p,m. EA!ITERN sr AR A n n u a 1 Inspection, 7:30p.m. TUESDAY PEMBROKE CLUB will meet 'ffitb Mrs. Alpllus Christensen, 8 p.m. al arrangements in all the homes. Tea will be served both after. noons at lite Stamery . Rising House, the former home of Hen17 Stanbery, first Altorney General of the Slato o! aili> and later u. S. Attorney General ~ der Andrew Jotmson. Tickets may be purchased fo1· $3 between noon and 6 p.m • ('Tour hours) on Moy 3rdand 4th at Lancaster's Mumaugh Memorial, .SOUth"est corner of Main a n d High flreets. Advance tickets, luncheon rservations at the Lancaster Country Club and fUrther inlormatioo moy be obtained by contacting Mrs. Joseph Goldston, 1665 Woodland Heisllta Lane N W. ~ Lancaster, Ohio 43130. · • Quilted cotton pads w1ll protect your mattress and insure its lon1 life. Choose MOTHERS PROGRESSIVE League 8 p.m. with Mrs. aid Roach. Ger~ RIVERSIDE STUDY CLUB will meet with Mrs. L, H. Nel.•: ...,I p.m. Doean, this seem lilly? ru THURiiJAY ~ on my own, earning my own FAD!FIELD WSCS will spon. ....,, yet until rm 2~ rm not sor a rummage sale at Judd ' legally outfromundertheirwing. Harriaon's prage from noon But at the same time, If rm to 4 p.m., and on Friday, May drafted, 1 have to ..,, whether 2, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. my parents "sign• ror me or CU,'TENARY SOCIAL Circle not. will meet witll Mrs. Ma r 1 e What I! they would say, "Ho'a Norillop. 1:30 p.m. Bring aome. underage aeoordlng to tilt Divl- thing for lite program. Ilion of Marriage and Motor vehlcles. So his parents can 81111 dictate, 8lld they '"'· •Son you aren't ~ to war' "?- KEVIN Dear Kovln: The old sa" 11 You ean•t tipt citJ hall" coe• dotlble for ·t ti e GALLIPOUS - Teqoeratun, u. s. De!OO!Ie Department. prec:lpltaUon and weatiler condl-o Teat case& on tbil subJect li..., for each 24-llour period as baYO tried, but UDcle aJ. recordOd by Peto McConnick at WIIJII wins. Seemo parenll can lbe Fa1r0eld Woalherl'tatloa. . keep '" under-lll-Jear-dd 1oqy DAY mGH LOW PHEC. out ~ tbe drivers• &eat or the muriago bed, but not out rl. • Sulllay ••••••• 60 137 Monda.Y ....... 13 32 .00 firx bolol - H. · Tuesday • . .... 65 4f ,(fl WedneldiiJI •••• 51 40 .12 Thursday .•••• 64 40 .12 Frida¥ ....... ?3 ~0 with quilting stitches that are closely spaced. Cotton pads are highly absorbent a must tor keeping a mattr~ss fresh. And the closer the quilting P.atle!f! in .,a pad · · · the ·mol'e · aur&tile·w-rwm be: . . '·' I' l Customer Park.ing Window Sotvico ' ' ;. ' ·vou con btco•• a port of thla Wt businen, ac~levlnt flne~cltl ,111;cett wllh , / .';" •lnllftM of tralnlttt on.l laweattnent. . · · • , A PNfoulon Thai Knowi1 Rocoaoion B•;O.\d1 . , warm liners of cotton flannelette. The sleepina bap are treated to resllt mildew, and are machlne-wa:shable, .,. s '· ,, .... ,• • > '· ' • I •( i· • Easy to install .. . easy to remove • Washable, resists stains . .. wipes clcau with a cbnnp cloth • Shelf liner is ideal also for lining drawers Turq., Yellow, White, Sand, AYocado WALL CAUINET SHELF LINER 25 ft. x 12 in. wide Reg. 1. 98 Now UASE CAUIN.ET SHELF LINER 12 n.:x 22 in. wide R:•t· 1.98 Now· SJ66 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .PYRElE • BRAND BOWL SETS TRADE-IN YOUR DIAMOND RING FOR ABRAND NEW ONE Limited Time OHer Weather Special REGUW &.15. SAVE 1.87 Anil••l~ in tns• aew Daisy, fiYIIv Ytr4t tnd Trad1tlonal Earl, AllltrictL Perfect for mixing, pouring, baking or serving. America'• best loved bowl ·~•·· Nesl for easy ttorlng. 36 Average hip teuwenturo !Cl< · the week this ,...r _ U.l Your dlonond Is wwtl! tal ,,. ..,..,last .. ~ low ,._....,ratut& fill tftt· Ptrfect center diamond (W ' )'01'180 --... . ........lllllrtdl. · ''. . the~teekthlayoar-37aegrec;l, I" ' 11 11UIUP k laJtyear- 4S,.fidjtgielil~i To1al pre<lpitatlool!ortl!ewoek ~psa_e• 111110• · this yeor ,_, 0-36 of an Inch last · ' ~ year-· li.s5':of•an Inch. , A GALLIPOL6 - Cbllrch Wom. .To1al precl!illaUoli tci date this en Unltcld MIIJI Fellowllilp Dey year :.. '7.90 iDCheOi last year. irl1l be observed oo M.., 2, wjt!), • 1S.f0. .422 Second Avo. a ciworild dish dlmer 8:00 · · ,: NDrmal aV.rtp~ P"j'<IPilati'!" ..__,;;Ga,;;l,l;!110o~li:..•.;U;::h:_::i.•:.....J .~·- 40.70 lncbcis.. .' ·=::.~r.~rd ~h~'r!~fi~J: .......,.._!!_ J.IWNEY JEWELERS PIA~CI·I.U:t ' Beauf~ Comfortable cotton sleeP- Lies flat... stays in place without adhesives. ... ' tog baas wUI be enjoyed by the whole family for camping or big houseparttes . ·Styles come with water·re· pellent cotton coven and . accompaniment to the an all--<:otton mattress pad Seturda)' •••••• 73 •! ' B<!nking ~rvlc• news~er. SUNDAY RIO GRANDE Mothers Lea sue Chlldren•s Party at l::W p. m. Tho group is to meet at li<yUne Lanes. CWU 'Plan C:: II L. d6r . .e 0 wSniP· · A · ·- Y~- ~ 70.8d~i. .Day M•o· y. 2 OHIO· VALLEY BANI. our,.. S-HELF LI Tour; costumes, beautiful nor· Roundup PAIN.l, OUR BLENDED B4NK MOR;rGAGES ARE BESTI , PrOminence attracted naUonal comment. Qualicy and variety are t h e ke,ynote of this exdtlng weekend: six dlstlnctive homes and ai x historic buildings dating !rom 1803 to 1968; demonstrations of aplnnlng, weav.lng, and glass etc:h. sUrring I ~ . .. i . ·to . ME _ otn ~ IJke stu,pld parent11 drivers' lieenso, at least in my , ot.atA .'c.!"•-'"' 1 c;t get il't ., .ct@J, · tt;r'"'SU! jBoyd Mrs. Boyd's slides were lake""- -+ iII. , i l .i ' 1,. f, a ' ' f · Eliiepeaildtho .J'i!:il!lil"""iltl..,....tiU lth ••~'f. ri ·• · im· ·. ' ' '"'< · ' ·:· """t"""'~ ' i'W• ",.~ ar;~ ~J: >~~ . ' her' ' Us.' ...<;>.! , ~~· .1 w . """ ~~ I!Of • 1 • 1 1 ·· maroecl ·lll.lh"'t .ti\W ·lsi lure . IOfi',£ w~ m_em 1 ~ • ,......,.• •,~ nc ~ Mota,. Y~ . ~re CJ,IIed it when )'Cll eJther. , , lbe , V , j Rur_tyt·rrn.J chants; an exciting arrdY ot antique arts and crafts; a Dnun and BugJe Corps to .PIOVide a Some aolutlmJ Oh well, whatever 1urna you Dear Helen: , i LANCASI'ER - Therlcbarch1teetural heritage of Falr11eld Counb' will be on dlsp!IIJI in Lancaster on Saturday and ~­ MIIJI 3rd and 4th, When tile Fairfield Heritage AoooclaUon pre. sents its sixth 8l1lll8l Plisrlm. age, Tour of Homes. The Lancaster of the 1820 • 1840 period is the direct result <II the nourishing cornmunib' of lawyers, mUitary figures, statesmen, natiOnal cabinet~ ~s • . and buslneasmen whose .lng; exldbiUon.s of the work& o1 several celebrated Ohio artists; window displays by local mer. !:::..:e~q,e~~:: tel, tare of this ' ' Af-'Vinton Club M·eet ;,;'i)v,ob ,;nM Olllj>lOj'tllellt with Paula Kay's Beauty Salon. Sh.own· ~..;;;::::";x=~pot.., · . AllerlhllrdtboOiorale,llmewlbadacolumn.l!·youevorget a cilloll:e to heor tbom, do. · · · '' ~ 'Europ·e · ·a·n ·Sit'des· .. . ... . ~~ti "Gol1if611•, ' , ' Po....iOy;· Mlddhlj!Orf' 0. and Ma10n Co., W. Va. AcademY iiiCdum'bu. on April 15. Slle atud1ed AdvaDCed Hair Misa Outpman hl.s accepted YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care of Helen Help US! this newspaper. WHATEVER TURNS YOU ON ' Dear HeiMI: Gel thlsl A bunch of parents sot llP .liglot about their kids smoking sraso, so the,y called a meeting. That•a tho "adult" solution : ,any Jll'(lblem - can a meetI So they served drinks while they hashed it OYer. buqw..kllllllwufllllll'llbeblnd,withoo-!or"Just-ooo Ua." ~· DUDLEY'S FLORIST GRADUATES FROM NAM.IIS Ann.le Chapman, Beclno, O{tio, graduatod !rCJm NaU-ide lleauty TIONWIDE - Styling IIIII took Wq classes. friends and we like 11 that W/11'. I read a oewapaper survey re~ cently that said this was catching oo almoel all-over tile coontry oow. Thanks for helping to give us oon-stoaQy people a votce. We never had it 110 :;oodl- FIELD PLAYER AND LDlES IT Dear FPALI: ThaN<s lor giving me more credit than I deserve. Those S0S buttms helped, but if you kids hadn't been ready to dump tilt "steady syatem" you would never have ordered them by the tens of thouslnds. P. S. I still have aimoat 100 u~ Cllt 11ead,ybtg'' buttons len !rom tho final re-order. Stoould anybody want one as a BOOrverdr of a dying era, seDd of our LoN" frGm lllJW II( laJtp wordt. , W1l_to!l J, \'0'11 to t11o lalcheta meetltw, 1 waa leellJos 10ft of 1.., beeal!o'·llll' l'</lumn waao'l dono. ·· .... liT :'1btirl!<fll II li U.ually out of tho WIIJI but this has been a i ' This ANNIE CHAPMAN - t:u, ,..,. ii PLACE ORDER$ EARLY FOR MOTHER'S DAY turn to Colwnbua on June 12. E~aly, at l . .t <11 . P~. Pat Slortler PVO UIM..JW to the beioul1!ul '"""' Of ''Who ·Are You Nott/' frc:im. ~~~GirL" Wltl!. tllt capalole lMis of Rick Ulloa at tile keybond the 1..1¥ IIIOI!Jdl fli"Cl1erish" riPPled through tho air of Grace ci..rch. out mentlonlow tile torcloy deep - . r1. l<flll(a Ram101 who tbo leod in 101111 jazzy illrberahjp qoar1o1 numbera. Jeeneea Tun, a grat IOPI'&DO, and Jackie Marlld lid Doroth,)r Rl..,._ rounded out tho lfOCIO· . llul a - . t...part ofm.r ... ..._ent came~,..,..,,_ -~ u- ......,. "-r•- "" Roos, tbo dirOetor, 11 he ltoOd aildo while tho ooiolats performed. A -daddy with triPlets couidll'llavo hid 1 prouder look. Whoa he laid, ''I hid aotb1Jw todo.lfllh.ll," the "'""""'' jr) tbo audience omDecl. Who ...... betler~IIU 111,- hOw mucbarowth h &ued frGm all)' illllhloM!llf the.elrortoct lntereotecl, dedteotod lilttructora. Boll hoi liid .PIOI'Ifiildowithl~ His l!llrl< Is tbore 11 evecy eye~ It beamed ,m blm~ 11111 1.,17 tlu:aat llralaoi bal-der j. add oalt ani ~· -~ -~---.;..-:-s'~~-----· '.. ' '· ....., llructb li ·Mrs. Melba Woodruff_. Professor ot Foretan Lan. tlUBiO Educa!ion at aili> Slate, who is accoRI[OIJ1.Ying t11om oo the-. . The lall 10 dal's of tho ala¥ ill Dlrope will be IDI[)I'Ogl"aJD. med, [HOrml(ting tho otudonta to Yilit eountriea or citlei .eaC:h would Uke lo oee wb11e lher.e. MpY plaDs to Include a vloit to Cblrlerol, BelBlum.-,ringthis · IJme. to see the blrtlljiiace of her maternal grandmotber and her great-aunt, who now resides with tbo Nash famD.r. 9le will . mll!et some cousins who...• Uve there. The atudents will all meet apln In Paris or ~ to re- ; · po~~o·w.~meh llleeiiJw? 1predlc:t he wm 80 tar. 1 1 ~ ,,_ . " the surface, IIIII with _.mag~y 11mit,. le11 ~·· Howard HUdJOD ereated a breathless moment tor the auclle~~ce mrwtlil "The Jqqslbte Dream. •• ~c~ •place a ""ue or price oaialeot such as this ~ "'!!.Flnzer obowed TbiU'IdiiJI olght oilriJWtlloiJIIIIII) GoBi· ~ 1 1 ,,...,,.. or ·! l •• ~ Birth of Son Ann and Beth Coburn, M r s. Frank Herrell, Mrs. Opal Slagle, Mrs. Jack Miller and ramUy I -s . . . of : -.. served from a boauti!Uil.Y appointed table <eJI!ered with fresh Ooworo. i 1 I er a.rrangerqents. Sbe I.Qustrat. 1 ment,. line and other elemSIIls 1 I'm IO!JW to !live .to 1IDd 101110 nO.. odlecllvea. · . The Rio G~ Col'egeGrand Qlonledo""""' 101110 opeclal do~ ,, o~OII,,other ~ 4 'thefr music ~~ )ICIUt hair atiDd Oh eDd" ! u.toae>.or"Ustenbwtothemlsaa e.mot.1ci.t expertenee" • tlat ..... !<10). . > I'd heo"'' hO!r aood they wert but ....,.....,DIY path and uleiro l .lull iltdn't !J'Oiaed. N'"' we hOYe met and I am tho rkher for 1~ I; The beoull> of I h..,.o voice, tho beauty r1. 1uamn voices lilled Ia &GIIJ. l1 allo beJoal my deterlptlw COIIIllllnd. It just' .,ts. '' • Otle. who feel a tbo drama, excitement, IIIII quickenl"i or blooll, I .,.. sololl\ stves alllqn[ftcentperformaace doeoo't here to IIIJI ~ Ilia written m hio lace. . Whal a leeiiJW II must be to stand before an audioace 11111 ,.. ~ea, or teata Ia e)'ls anti to know )'Qll' tlalent ba1 ~ their { ,1 . ed her talk with line 8lld d o t 1 drawinlt ~ rll1thm.. plaes- 1 ~ ·I Sorah llitabler, art director of KJaar Creek S.hoill, p•e t h e JlfOIIl"IDI• 9le showed boW art princiPals con be related tollow- Tbe - ' -~~ . ~ .! Byers Announce GALLIPOLIS - Mr. and Mrs. John lifers, 5SG Th1n1 Avenue, Galllp>lls, announce the . blrtl1 of a 1011, April 18, at Holzer Medical COllier, Firat Avenue. The baby bo)' weislled 8 pounds, 15 oonces and has been aarned John Rohrt. Maternal sr..q,areoto a r o Mrs. Elaine Daniels, lldaYillo ty, Proctorville; Mr . and Mrs. Road. and Mr. Gllbert Daniels, Milford Ott, Cheryl and Terry, Mereerville. and Spencer SiaM, Andersoo, Paklmal 1!I"8IICII>annl a r o Ind.; Marilyn Parker, WbeeJers- Mr. and lira. D. A. ll)'ers, Jaek, burg; Mrs. COmie Cantrell, 1011 Plko, Gallipollo. Syracuse; MJss Rita Bloomfield, Groa~.....-..n Is Mr. Jolll Oak IWI. E. CowderQy of Brit-. Attencling rrom Waterloo were ~-. Auatralia. TRIM .................. yard $1.98 · COTTON !-ACE TRIM . 1\4 INCH .... .................. yard 55C liNCH ....... ._ ............ yird 45c· %INCH ' .. • ..' • .·. ........... in 351;·.,; '· . ' Cotton fabrics are ideal sewing choices for the pop. ular shfrtwai.Jt dreas. Easy to sew and comfortable to wear, the classic shirtwaist is auitable for all ages and sizea. For a dreuy version, choose falnk!s like cotton Organdy or romantic cotton lace. For sporty looks, make up the 1hirtwalst in cotton oxford cloth or printed sailcloth. ;. ' . .. ....... w' CouniJ clubs will tie alked to 1!11 c1a•10s ao thO¥ did last . year. f. 1 1 . GALLIPOLIS - Mill Mar)' Nash, douglltor ct Mr.lllld Mro• Guy NUb of R- ltl, waa CliO ct a .,....P !i 150 ..,_, from aili> Slate U!tlverllib' who boorded 1 chartered Pan ~ American . World Alrwa¥s plane at Fort Columbut Frldl,y for a Sludy Toor In Dlrope. There were 11 sroupe or Btudents Included. Maey'a IIJ.'OUI) is compoead of 10 Education major,...lnoro In French. TheY Just completed 5 week.a formal ciaases In the spring ~ on the OSU campus. TheY wW tour London and Paris ilnroute to ~. France Whore each Btudenl wlllllve witlo a French lamily for f weeks. .Wldle In l4oo1, thor wW complete tilt I"ICIUliementi of lbelr Frt~~ch eauraet under. the in~ • We'll give you~ Mrs. John Coffee was agtOint. VINTON - New ofrtc:ers were elected at the AprU meetlnt! of eel to make uP the program lor the VInton Parent-Teachers Club, Soplember and she is to ap. They were Mrs. James Mlll.hol~ point a committee to wort< with and, prelllden~ Mrs. Linda War- her. Robert PoweU save a brief ner, vic&i'l'elident; Mrs. How· ard Childers, secretary, and talk ll!1d announced tho rettr... GALLIPOLIS - Ethel steole Mfs. Loon Strolling, treaaurer. ment of two teachers, Mrs. [)ale presided over the Arll Judson The prealdenl-<!lect appointed Glea1011, who tauliht Drot srade Bible ClaSB meeting held Tues- Mrs. Cheater Wi11to to be cbalr· in the Vintllll aehool for 26 years day In the fellowship room of Ute man or the carnival In October and Mra. Harley CIOICI who had ehurcb. of each Scbool year. Serving tausllt 27 years In the V I n t on The opening song o! "Wilen the with Mrs. White will be M r o. S.hool. Roll ls Called," waslollowedwith Clair McCarley and Mra. Jolll II wao amOIUleed t11at el&bth grade commencement will be May prayer by Mary Slamblin. Downard. ~~ at Vinton Elementary School. &Yivia Fowler gave devotions : : :..:., b,:t :-;:~;..: · · RO!reihmentl were ·;o;.ed dress with matching cape, white 1 committee made up Ol Pribble accessories and the yellow rose- Wllson, Sylvia Fowler, Pluma bud corsage rrom her wedding- .Wrray and Belle Ecker. bouquet. New Officers Elected \... a light blue suit. Her accessories were white and she wore blue tinted carnations. Immediately loUowing t h e ceremOO.Y a reception washeldin the church social roomll, The bride's table was center- . ed witll a lour-tiered cake and by l'eadln&' from Romans, Chap. yellow roses. The bride's theme 5. Sbe also ~,ead "Chrlstlan of yellow and white was car- Grows In Grace. rled out in other appointments. Mrs. Fowler also read the Miss Cheryl Bentz, Bidwell, church covenant a11d gave a prayregistered guests. Hostesses er. were Miss Carolyn Boggs Miss Belle Ecker read a true story, Becky Comes and Miss •Carol "'Christ My Happiness" written llallJian. by Nlllcy RIIJI Utwal. Pluma For a trip through West Vir~ MUJ!ay gave a reading •·Sto~ The, new Mrs. Barcus is a trimmed in lace. Her tiered bouf- junior at Holzer Medical Center fant ven ot imported illusion cas- &hoot of Nursing where she Is caded from a lace petal head- to graW.to in July 1970. piece edged in seed pearls and The bridegroom is emp)oyed crystals. at the GaJllpolls State Institute. The bride's flowers were white He served three years with the carnations centered with yellow U, S. Army. roseWds. Trailing 1-yy and satin CAit of town guests were Mr. streamers completed her bou- and Mrs.. James Boggs, Columquet. bus; Mr. and Mrs. Doo Dillon, Her only jewelry was a singJe Doug, Pam, Dayton; Miss Lois strand of pearls, a gift of t h e Salser, Ravenswood, W, Va.j Al Smith, Jackson, 0.; Mr. and BJ'OODI. Matron of hmor was Mrs. Hel- Mrs.. Charles Boggs and Pat. en Null, aurrt Meet Held At'y::-hurch ct WIIJ'oide Club, weleomecl tho ..,.... ,clubo wW be all41wed to ' auesta and clevotlolis were glv- have • a-. ahcnv altllt Jll!lor eo by Elizabeth llllllord ulllntl fair this Jill'. "Peace In tho World. • 9le closComtlllllee• for tho ~!a H ed with a priiJior of St. FranclJ Co11n1J .ltnlor Fair F l - skavo you A11lslll. will bi, tho ..,.. os iaat year · . rt Arlene Roush, counll' cootoct and IIIli be,_,....._ o .,k ' 1 Lancaster Tour To Be May3and4 I I ! I• r . Oialnnln ~ Flower Ehowa, chalrmaa, protlded over f. h meeting. llhMlt8s were read by Mrs. JametRichards, secretarJ.. treasurer. Roll call was Ul.,..r. eel by 31 members and 1 wo guests. MrL Joho Reese, rOiillllal director, was a auest. 11 ,... 81110U11<ed thai M r s. Cloarleo rtoaver was elected new 1011. Judy Miller is Bride Of Lucian E. Barcus he!d " tho Jriltieo. ·str.Gic 'with her ...... creek H1ilo s.11oo1 ca~e- 1o1or1e Meal """ J'IQ<ms Hawlol'. ' Mro. Dale Mullord, prellldellt Mrs. NelleFrankllil, reported the Nature• s Garden Club of QD Poems were read -un. - Club I 'I . Clubct ChellldrewubDoteso!or , Mro• .Jameo Clarll 'served oo · ctlbe Galllo chllrman ~ thil ~ ...... COoqdjr - 'f :1 I . ~ opring Miss Mary Nash on .OSU .European Tour ' I . GALLIPOLIS - Tbe Frendl CIQ< Garden Clli> was - · · club for tho .uru meotlnt! ct ing. -i · Se,rV,e . ,. to .,•• . ' ·• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• SUMBEAM SPECIAL VACUUM CLEANER �I ,, Recognize u mer•s son, ';, Benny. Bei'JlY is a professor at Ohio Slate Univetstty Branch at MansfleJd and annually direds one or two plays on campus. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Canaday were houseguests of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Joachim ln their new home, "Zimmerman Acres,. at Ontario. ~KING THE MOVE from Middleport to San Antonio has posed rew prdllerns tor Carol Scott Bachtel. Seems her best fl'iend, the former Millie Roderick Of Gallipolis, ls residing there. . In fact the two are in. the same apartment complex, emoy the , same BWllllmtng pool, and, m general. are havUJg a ball taking in the slghtl, including Old Mexico. They are both registered nurses, grad~ uated the same year rrom Holzer, and were attendants at each other'a weddings. . ),Qllie's husband is m San Antonio on a job, and '"Butch" Bachtells stationed at lhe Lackland Air Force Base., Next on the agenda for the two friends - jobs, hopet\JI 1v"' at the aame hoSJillal. WHEREVER DULCIE GOES, her Oowers go too! When D.Lleie and Robert Reibel moved to Mohistown a couple ol years ago, they moved loads of' flowers there from their beautiful eountry home at Ulading Creek. Now the Relbels have purchased a new rancb..style home, and Dulcie, an avid gardener, is again movtng nowers. Inddentali.Y. Jean Ann Bradbury is just back fi"oma week's visit in Morristown, and tells us that her mother is busy in garden club actlvitles. In fact. during Jean Am's visit, Mrs. Relbe1 coo<klcted a worksln:111 demot1stratlon at ~adyside for several garden clubs of the area. THEY'RE KlAMICHI BOUND...... " The Rev. RaulUn Moyer and the Rev. Ellgene Underwood and a number of Meigs County Church of Christ parishioners. including Edsel Wise of Orange Township, and Richard and Mark Moyer, leave tflis atter110011 for the Kiamtchl Mountains in Oklahoma where tbey•ll join about 5,000 Christian men I rom all over the world ror a retreat. This is a place where shaving is prohibited and neckties just aren't. allowed. The day begins with breakfast at 5:30 and is filled with activities of all kinds unW about 11 p.m. 'Ibeyhl there until Saturday, The Rev. Mr. Moyer has been there several years since tile camp was established 20 years ago by what he described as a ''ttreball preacher wJwt was told to retire when his health broke be down." lmotrte to Oklahoma, the group will stop at Joplin, Mo. to atteDd tbe Revival Fires rally. It's a man's world- tor the week, at least. · To Meet Tuesda. y County's Teochers ~~ POMEROY - Uncia Parker car.,.-, daughter alllr, lild Mrs. Homer P8.rker ((Rutland, has ·been seleeted for menlber~ ship In 1'111 Utslloo Gamma Chapter al Oblo State University. Mr~. Carpenter Is one ot t8 In tile United States to be ..,_ lected ror lhe Mtional honoraey prolesoloool home eeooomleo fraternlcy. To be ellslblo for membership. a woman must have completed at least her SOJihOmore year in a regular course of home economics In aninstitutionwhere a chapter Is established, rank well in a1 ablUQ' be in th upper .=~s of he; class 1: hoi ar.,.....,, .... •~ In Cncu.• •-8C 1Jt1 ~:~u.vng acter, have contributed leader~ ship and service to school act!. vltles and demonstrated a 1 a1 and dedicated attitude or her:~ fession · Induction ceremonies were held at the Universit;y on Saturday, AprU 12. Those Inducted were attired in white rOOes and each were pinned with a yellow tl MRS. CARPENTER ' and white pledge rll>lloo, colors o! tile lraternlcy, &lid glvoo a bunch ol' violets, the fratendb' Fellowship Day Theme Noted a poem ...Army Hospital," and Perrin, pastor of the Trinity United Church of Christ, will be guest S)l08ker at the amual May Fellowship .,., oboorvance o! the Church Women United of ·/ Artlc es on f'i:':,,';;,;.; ;.;.;;;;;.-L~;I; s;;;;;, i:.ChopelR.;".-: 1 Granite pollohed on oil oidu of it 2'6" x 6" x 20" 1 l dlmonolooo. · 1 ------------------------LEGAR MONUMENT CO. HOURS: Mon.·Sot. 5-8: Sun. & E.. s By Appointment 263 W. Moin 99l·5314 Pomeroy, Ohio the engraving work. Boys atteudlng were Duane MeLllllifllbl, Danny Will, GeoO Hood, Bruce Reed, r.t'ltehell Chipman, Matthew Dlllanl, Kevin Betzlng, Jetr-. ~Kimey, Look., Mter rJnsmg, blot out exceu moisture by rollinl the garment in a clean bath towel. Spread it flat on dry towellr to dry. Smooth and lhape the garment in place. It · touchup ironinJ 11 needed, u~ a steam Iron. Humphr17 entered tbe . ~'TiJie To .R tlteiH With . '1 .·. ,. ·5EC.Oiil0 AYE. r U.S. -afdlntlal nee. . ,...... · A tllought lor tho day; John Dryden once Aid; "Palu ot love be sweeter fir, 1IJin all .-..r plea.....,oare." vwrw MEIGll J1AN!> ,JlPOSI'ERS; 8 The best-dressed graduate< s .. this r will be wearing .•. ·-f"'tl' . TENT '86, Dlualttort ot Un1111 Votorilllo, llmidoy, 7i30 p, m. at .; the D.A.V.llall. . .·' .. < ' . JOB'S DAIJ!llfi'ERS, Bat11e1 12, ·. •7:30 llcaoltt Jdilrt at tho - .. "'¥ ,c T~. . • . . • llrAFF AND Cll!leoro, llelp TOJRlllo ~ Sl~l ilmday, 7:30 ti;Ji[Jn ..daJ ....... ·. , ,eo, lumlul 'llid ....., Oblo tt. .. lrle Co., lltddleport; . TlJ!Sl<\.Y • . . JIJNIQII \~ILlAR~. Airman and Mrs: Eddie .R. Burns ' ' ~ ; I . Soloeilon of . Jo-n Shooi '* l for .... t013 .. wltlths,A, 8, C, E; 1!1!1! D, ' ' . ' ' ~- ....., . ··.. 't ;~ ·. \ . ' of oouree, but lhe right aboes certainly add plauilre J'C?MEII~T. .!... In .~ ~ellillt eortiiiOII¥, at tile Trlnlcy Uoftod Church !i( auut, m.. /ollrY s. ~; cilualitetr ot ' Mr; 11141 llro, Pltlll!'1 ~,.fomei'OI', ~ the•b!W ~ ollr- "'" preqtlce. EcWte ll. Jmms, 8CII ~ ~. ind !olra. Pall Blirlio,l'llme- to graduatf9o and Ito accompanylos acllvltlel. We ~- . 12.95 to 23.95 rbey'~e no lao slgnl8canl .. YOUr dtploma, recommend Jarmon shoe• unreservedlv. You gei Cor.. rect styllns, Impeccable detailing and "wear-tolled" comfort- all for a price Jhat soeo eaoy 0n your ~u.ijet. .·•'' 'l'l)o Rev. Bill •R;rrln perform. · the doubl~ rlnl ear.._ 11 · 7 p.m. 011 March 29 belate mem. al . - · · &lid eloiO of ~.; l : ' Baakelo al Why not come In no"', while the matter ts on your _,~~~~rf~~e.~ .~~!~;~~~~,~~.~ir. ~·m. .fHsw {J'QO;l:·nl; ~or · a Annu.al 'Event . "" HABIIlllOiMLtif: - The liar• rlaonville Alwnnl AIIOe!alloo Is holdlnl Ito 8DIIIal baoQIOI May 2~ at tile HarriiiOIIY!Ue School. SeiWic .will 1logln promptJJ at 6:30 p.m. There wiD be guell · opaabn and mulleol -.utnment. 1JIIneiDi will be from 9 p.m• to 12 -~~~~ wftll DildO furn- . ' LADIES . AiJXBJARY, 'Diew Webster ~ 19, Amerlelil Lesion. ~- · 1tta~~~11 t11e htiJ. 1'1111 ~~ .~'e!vU ·1:ao .w- director, w1n J>e t11e opoaker, The JIII>Ue·Ia Invited. POMEROY -MDIDLEIIORT IJ. 0111 Club, 211111 lll!lvor...,. ob- aenance, diDDer at 6:3(1 p. m. · Tllelday .II tllo Ulilted Melhodlll " SPECIALS FOR MON., TUES.,. WED• . .. ' ib.·s· .9. . ·t~. 1 PURE POB 21b.9·,,·1>,, \' " Citizens and Ladies, Slaves,· Hold Banquet ,;,jloop.eralllbe we can saVe you discomfort. · Misc'ellaneous 1 YF-AR FREE SERVICE .Shower ..;s Held EASY TERMS .... .& Abbott E fertains ' ". lahed by llJnln Queen 111111 Tho Blue Gran Ramblers. Reoorvatlons for c11nner will be $2 per plate plus 25 cents Alumni dues. Admission for tile dance 011\Y • will be 7:; Clalo. R·esenatlolls ahmld be sent .' Refrigerator-Freezers M. rs· Hayma'n &ri'I!IIP- ' ... PHILCO NO FROSt. ·· · Mi- ' i btostt of noiH cpn be uncomfort- · able. EspeciallY !f ~fM hfO'Ing aid dotiti'l lhut them out qukkl y. f '· ~ . . ·The new. Zin1th M9derotor eliminates Jhii painful di~fort: Aiid if gives you this pr~· fecfioft auloMOticolly. · ~1k us f~ G foe derftOI'Isfrclfi~. We thi,f . CIMirctl. .ReeoPltJon dl charter lume &lid alto had a conap of ·ml~o, 15 1111! 10 11111r mem1D P1111Y Jordon, Route 4. I'Om,whlle mumo. , . ben &lid pall preoldentl. !:aeroy, Ohio, by May 16. A reception honorlni: tile...,. d!Oi are taYttect to lhe dlnnar. pie wao htld at tile Gl-.. imDNESiAY • home. Tho bride', table ftatur• MIDDLEPORT Uterary ,;:tub, KYGER CREilK - Oblo Latin had el<lrge ill lhe slaves, and od a lli<Hterad cake loiJped wltll Wodnelday, 2 p.m. at home al Week was oboervod by Latin stu- Mi<helle ,Buck, Carolyn Hu@l!ea, tile tradlllooil bride &lid ll'OOm. Mrs. Ther<Jil Johnooo. M r '· Sehool 111111 a Roman ban<J!et Wed- Mtos Thomas, Nlcilf IJurnette, .The \lnBII cloth uaed oe lhe Iaiiie Jamoo Tlluo will review "Stran- neaday niiht. and P e g g Y Smith hlllllllad came from Gerllllll)' 11141 htllllllil pro In HIP Plaeos." A trumpel fanfare announe«t tile fQOd. Jon Rothgeb was chelrto lhabrlde'o....-,.,., llrl. wn.DWOOD GARDEN Club, 8 tile serving oltheb- llleBis man for enterto!nment and asLena Hubei-. p.m. Wectlesdly at thl. home ol were seated ol. cushions at low dating him were Jahn Hughes, Alii""·· ~·· ••e .....:..•. • 'et llrl ......... r.t'llhoeii.Mrt.W·'~ · tables and were served by tile Dao Sl!!sher, Gory Clarke, and ,....16 "•w• "' ..... ..,.. ' ..,~.,..... ~ · "'llaves,• Lalln I class mem' the neeptloa wert 1o1Ju ~·· W~ wiD be tile aoolltlng booBradl!ury. ' 8lld Mill Boyer. tell. llllmbert areti>wear""- bert.. The tradltlooil Ro111111 Garlands o!Dowerswerewrap. For a brief Woddlill lriPI the lllldo . boonoll, be proparod lor menu from eggs to apples, woo pad aroond the )lolls Ia the cafebride Into a 'laviitider a .piJat exehenge, &lid brlni vao- prepared by Mrs. Richard Sisson, ,torla '!ftii ·Roman pJrple 8lld sold Big 102 lb. No Froat freezer with sbnQe _,,· • •..:, 01 iJ1l Vataraoa Me...nat · llos- Mrs. Arllllr Hen- Mrs. WU. streamers were featured ID ·tlle Aoor, Ml)ll'ttt acl)u•tlblt colO control, arid· ~~h(! &tUn Dar.a•... .,_ " .._.. a~--.~·• . _ . ......,.,uti'"' •;~:,'':~ .~==~~::::.~~ • • .,~ ....tile~ , ...,-~ -ll •• · P no rn ... ' at.vf .tnslni ort'l' 1'-L2 fut;~mze !~• cube tray-. No F..... , 111frlgenr.tor aectlon hu deep-she" ltor· ~~e from herbridalboutJet.' :~ 1100\~ J'J~!;ii. t n olf r,rb !tJ " ' Mn;. ;l Doyle~ :!llu:lei', >J~it " . 'I • ad- door, 2 crispe111, 3 fiMI·wtdth lhlllres. .~ JolrO: 'IJunll · · I ' " li'lf'A~H\" I ·,, .. W...,.,.... llunlelle, Mrl. cJI IJanldll, llathyGIIIdJelburpr;iiDd ., Power Saver. Aoll·aboutwhllelaoptional, .POMONA. GIIAN""I' ~. ll,yero, .imcJ Mrs; Earl Jooeo,' .Jaoo Dartt " · e•tra. 14.3 cu.h. total C8PIC.If1· . "' · IJIOO!Ipf frl!l:"¥, May. 2, ~~ . mother•. o! Lalln studont.a. Others at tile banquet were Ed · ~ ·Griii(O hiU wlllt Ches· For tile at!alr ·tile 'bo.Yo - e ~. :Mrt. Harold sauer, .-1he WHITE-COPPERTONE-AVOCADO • ~ aa holt. Patn1D:11:f8 togas, the girls were· in atolas IPQftiOl", Mary and Joy saufr, tloned tlie ~-.., _~IUeniS.~Ito and tunica were worn by the guesta,aDdKrisQ'mazer.Pemy •11.._. Cllll. 'He ~ Item lor alieni auetloo. aLves. Following tlle· ~et an . ·li>ulor, Barbra Slundero, Karon r~ ~ ~ Sohool. , . illustrated talk was given by · 9wm11n, Tom HyoeJI, Brlllda <: · Mrs. •!!om•. 'wUI leave here , Maurice Mare• who shalled last Trant, Tereaa·'l)ompaoo, Debbie . ... May 2 1D Jo4nhorillulballd.. oummor II tile SOrbome .... tra- Hen~ Jayee SW!Ibor, Mati' Sill Dlqo. • veled extenolvely thrwghout a,. Slump, llJroht Roclgero, Debbie · ., r•. Many al his alldes were of McDIIIIel, Paul Ralljey, Nancy. B~ l'\lfRI Blldalmodemlulld· Needs, &lid !llaan Seruao. showing ~~~· Roman lnfl•· . ~eclal bulletin board display• '· ' . . • • · NEW HAVEN- A mlaeollane- enee. ;MJinted up tile Oblo Latin Week. · · ' • ooli 'abtRier-htldAprlli8ror A 11111leil prosram featured ob&OrYance. Th.,.werepreparMrt. Kareo Marlhall a1 • J>!~D~om!ne br tile tllreo Nero• ad by Karoo Jooeo, Joyce, Swish. 0 tile ~ ol ·llrs. Joay Boush, - 'iJIOICk Bradllury, orpa; Earl er, Lora Lee Tll<ker, Tereaa '· · ~ , :,1' _ uolltod Iii' Mrs. Wll~lalli Bouah. · Thomal, drumo, &lid Bob Fre- TllomJ)son, ·Dreams ~ Em., : Tilt· aue!i llaiiJicludld Mrl. man, IPI!tarlli &lid vo<'al aoloiBI. IJy Grose, Carolyn llu@l!ea, and u L Granl Boulb, llro:11~1011Boulb, Generol ehalrm,..for tho bliil- Kathy G!ncllelbur&er. 'n . . r.rri. ,Gary Rliullli, lilr's. ~ qUel ...... Droma &lid Mrt. 'Ra!Jill Roush, )b-o, Emily <lreae. PUIQ-ama Thoma• t"::::!:::::::::::::=!==:::=~~~~~~~------------. '. Rou"" Sodlo Wii'th, llrL Ada Wtllra, •" , .• ~ - ·Mr": !lie , llro. F~o "'l"lhall, llri, )llde n,:~ al 141 Bollom oilter· BleYino, . llrs. J. iiohsh · 1!10 MDdll'l\ uObm.kera ~Pamii,Mrs.==~= . GivE! Fam,ily Party • ..0.11!'1 'mO. Boullh. '· • · ' ·MIDDLEPORT ·m . . 0 ema "'e rs· ... "OrrO 1/APPY" hf/ Kl/T/1 COBLE Ji. llojdq 111ft* . ..,... Jinltet Zerkle, llio:FA~c~BWI..., ITURE Alumni·Plan . POM-Y, ' I' ·Globci)k:or ~: B u~ns i ' Vows are Taken . . . ' ... ,c-,, tiiOI ' PLAN HYMN SING RUTLAND - A h1mn .... 1 wiD be helcl lltlleRullllldOiareh al Chrllitrom 2 to t p.m. llmMIDDLE OF THE UPPER BUICK day 8lldar tile -!Oflhl,p al tile ·' ·· ' Go1don Circle Cluo.1be pJblle lslovlled to &Uend Blld 'lloprl 't1tilll'lai:i!:i:m~1a:ii3lc:i>lo11~~~~-1*!8·Uil!I'JI.. aro welcome. · ' Harrisonville Drew ·Webster !'Oil •91 AmlrlctlfiAsJon. 1 p.m. .,..., 11 poll home. !W poa~~r. w~nwludl- :vtd· !lkl. _·,. '."'{ , ear~· *-'• Skinners Announce OUr Belt• Qualltr · MONDAY p.m.lbW, llelp !!lib SChool tled ~·Truth and Uabt, •t were g1Y.. lfND . 'ln.· · AtPHA OMICRON CHAPl'I!R, Dtlta Kappa r•mnw ' dfnDer mettlnl. 8:30 'Monday It' tile Chelblre • lfl'pr lli0Jiiotllor7 , SeltDOJ, !IDed.al Mille br tile Kl· pr HIP SeltDDI mixed <bOnu. \ on by Mra. Audr07 sweat, Mrs. ltll Darlt read 119nrt the Door" &lid Mrs. Martlle Chlldo pve tho prayer. Reported Ill ...... lforberl Fink, Mr.1. Blanche GUk07, Mrs. WOllam Bradford, Mrs. BNiio 1 Alllll07, and Mrs. Cora lh!pe. II was noted tllet Mro. David Farmer bas a ereat:.cranddausbte, Janet Alta, daughter al COjiWD 8lld Mro. Thomas Sdmer. ~rlnl llcnma centered tile I relrellbment. table. ·lloateoooo · were Mrs. · Beaell, llrl, Sllea~ audlolrl. Darst. Mrs. Beulah Roush, Mrs. Ida Childs lild Mra. D'a Btrable were DIIIDed bostesaes tor the May mMIIng. Mrs. WUI!am Reynolds prelidell at the mMIIng. SAUSAGE HOME OF FINE On , · · 8th Birthday· • ...... things, a 881118 o1 myatery aDd wonder, a diJnly uaderstood but stroniJ}y felt foellnl ot eoottnul- ey &lid lnterdependen.. which bind all men together &lid which is moat clearly seen In the· mlrade of molherbood." 64 Falrlant 500 . Spotts C"!Jpo, 8 cyl., 4 'opood trano.,·.Riolt, Whitewall Tiro&. Sho1p, (t . · Perlutps !he most imporra~l si~gle detail in Wedding P:eparalions is !he. selection of rhe right phologra· .,A'fler a bride's brief day of glory, only good ·, essional photographs can re~all,her radian! en· •· c ,lllltlll and precious delighl. , ~ef; ~s keep yoiiJ' .. JOY forever. · Yllt!<L . ~":.=: CAPrURE THE MEMORY '• clolrclwa Welcome. N>Ue HatrliQ' and Mils Nan Moore Tl<lrsday. Mrs. FrBnk Jc>hnaCln of POmeroy· was al110 a pelt at tile meeting. Tho devolloos Included oerlp.' lure from Luke by r,lro. Fraak Beach and two artleloa, ooo 011 dellncillenc:r &lid tile other 81111- Marietta ~ C<lmley "'""' other .,., Slnpri. li!Dpi'a from Birth of Daughter ry and Jupiter. Oo thlo day Ia hlotory: In li37 tile Drat P~J~Renl was made In aeeordlnce w1t11 tile provlalonl al tile 1935 Soe1a1 S0cur14' Act. It .1941 Nazllroo!>• captured Greece alter 180 dayo al reol111111ee. 1:1 1967 Crown PriDceu Beatrb: ct u .• N--~-~""' '1"1-..~ gaye birth to a !lOll. In 1968 Vloo ProI I - illllorl ' HYMN 2 p.in. !lmclt,r, ChrlaUaa Olarch, . Lailpvlllo, • - David -ards, G. E. Gelnther, Eddie Slssoo, Harold Sl&~ den eblof; lli.Y MIDDLEPORl - c.ptatn and Gelntber, . los loader and · Mra. Thomaa lildMer of Fori Pat Wood, eubmaaler. LDOnard Wood, lnl tile birth al a diUghtor named Jaaet AllL ThoAJr..,..., /"' " '' ' Tho IDianlwu born 011 APiil " .IIY Uoftod Pr.eulnterDallooal 13 at tho Fori Leonard Today Is !llnday, Api'U '¥1, tile Genoril Hospital and ·well!lled 111111 day al 1969 wltll 2t8 to six pwedo llr aod Mra. Ar follow. tllll' ~ d.• Middleport_; The mooo Is belwoenlts Drat Mr 111111 llrl iiiD Sla k al quarter and tull phase. tiJ _,m e The mondng stars are Vtmus, and M 8 ~ Jl"~:: Mars anrJ Saturn. ell .r 1• . aJ1nlr . . 1 1 ~ -srllllln*her. The eveolnl Biers are Mer.,.. eport &itJtLI THERE GOES THE BRIDEI J ·;·· "'"" ". ., ,,,.,. DAY gmtlte1. Yo11 ON -•tly llhlyt. find the 41Uallty Ufld Mo~o~ty of · Class Contributes to Cancer Society Fund Of Local Firm LASTING TRIBUTE THIS col... y.w d.1IN In CHtt qrl•d dl1play. Con1ult ul 'toon 11nd lit 111 be ef ••f'Yice ta ~"· r' tl!e.,..,.. Tour is Made MOTHER'S DAY WASHINGTON (UP!) - PresIdent Nixon has proclaimed May 11 as ' Mother"s Day to pJbllcly delllOOitrate "what we all feel prlvllely about our modlers." Nlxm said Mother's Day 11 Berves to remind us all tllat t11ero lo, at tile heart al ·' l!lcono!nlct at 01®. ~ · Un 11e111rtt .liltb Sohool, eoliim. UniYertlt;y J>Ii!llcled at 1iie ;..• . bill, 1'1\1~ mootll· llle hta attondYico table. Ea~h ilio ~tv~'. eel tile Fut!Jrt HOmealakeri Cit bookmark ,111111 ~ Amerlct . - ·· -'!fti!Gu beld 011 lt 8lld Wl1l later be ll•eo tile a! Veteran~ llOIIIOjial Audlti>rllraternli;t pin. um, fll!! Fh!dfUD.~ F.ILA.. ObJO<tlvea al tlleorpn!zadOn c;ooventjoa'htld atDubllD, alidah are to aerYe &lid• aclv...., the AU.c!Q atudoatteacher'Uemlaar bome ........Uea )ll'aleaslun,. to ~elcl 011 tile eampJI at Oblo stale · old m-rs Ia be<omlnl e!fec- followed by a . - re<Oinltloo tlveloadero tl>rooi!tpersonah,ed eoremOD¥ at tile Facull¥ Club. prolesiiooil devolcpmenl, to Mrs. Clll'pl!llter rolideoln CoaUmullle lotelllpnl psrtle!po· IIUIIbus wltll her IAlllbaD<i, Jameo, tlon In civic e!falra, &lid to aid 8lld a son, Jay. j Retreablrienta were serveclfol... lowing tile moetln& . 'i!f)lll• Ladies Entertained held. i ,boll R.n. Df. llorotlli SCOII/ .,..1' : ...... ~~p~11of!Ae..i~~ · We oHsr ttl• fin••' Df th• lorN G•lld and Rock of Alii• Stock In ' :· ,..~ . :·,,.i ·~ ".., J~ flower. MIDDLEPORT - A CCIIIIrlluFollowing tile !nidation cere- tion was made 1D tile Amerlean mooies. the girls were r enter~ Cancer SOCiet;y at Tburlday talned by Ute Franklin County ni8bt's meeting al the LOYil Womea's Class of the Middleport Church ol Christ. VIsiting <Mini tile meeting were the Rev. and Mrs. Fred L Gardner rl JohniOD CU;.v. Tes., POMEROY Mrs. J. M. Mrs. Charles Sauer presented former paaloral fllllllly of tile 'Do You Really Want to be a Thornton gave favors of red, white and blue porn poms when Missionary.'" 1'be program b1 Church of Cbriat. They were she entertained the past presi- Mrs. Martin included a contest ovornilht guests o! Miss Mildred dents of the Ladies Auxiliary, on the flag won by Mrs. Webster Drew Webster Post 39, Ameri- and games with prizes being won can Legion, Wednesday night. by Mrs. Ellen Couch, Mrs. Olan Presiding at the meeting was Knapp, Mrs. Ernest Powell, and Mrs. Osby Martin. Mn. Jed Mrs. Catllerlne Weilb. A ...ad Webster, Sr., gave scripture course w a s served by Mrs. from St. Matthew and the group Thornton to those named and recited the Lord's Prayer in uni- Mrs. owen Watson. POMEROY - A1Dur o!tlle Leson. A thank-you note was read pr Mlllllllllenl Co. wao takoo by f r o m Mills Constance Thom thanking the group for gltts. Miss =~ Pad< 248 Wodoasday Thorn resides at Miller Cottage The trip was a pari al tile po. at Dayton. Mrs. Mayme Holmes logy program f<lr tile m- al also noted tbat she had a card April. Charles Lepr, operator, from Miss Thorn thllllklngher for e;qJialned cypes ill IIIDnel, loci!~ a gift sent in Marc~. POMEROY - The Rev. W, IL ties from wllleh tllay como &lid Mrs. Gefald WUdermulh read " ' ;===:;;::::!.._______.--.. . ' I ., .jlnd dlrel:tor al till Sehool'o( . lnlliol'-too<IIIIIIIIFr..... Safety Given CONSULT OUR DESIGNERS FOR THOSE IMPORTANT WEDDING FLOWERS '. . Alwnnl Ch• "' .1'111 •Utli(an .. deYOIQPllit ,r.toa.lii.l Oml<rOO wltlla'brlinch Ia !;lriii1- ·f frlolldM!fpt. :V, . ' , '· · ·' 1 Meigs County. POMEROY _ Annual d!Mer The observance w111 be held meeting o! ' 1he Meigs Coonty Friday at tile l'llmeray United Teachers AasoetauonwUibeheld Methodist Clolrch beginning with at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday at tile a sack hmch at 12:30 p.m. The Soolhern lligh School. POMEROY - Safely was tile beverage &lid dessert will be Robert Morris, president, will program theme used by Mrs. provided by 'II'OIIIen o! tile host have'<llarge of the ~W\lc6t~~· ~~~>J!I~Thur~~cb. ·lii"DLEY'S FLORIST will feature. talk by'I.ouls Koe' ' illsht·mee~~~JngW .. 'Bqimllnr Ann~. latlletheme ~ning: Gollipollo, nlg, president oe lhe Oblo Educa- Grange bel~ at the hill. · al tile moedng...~ch has ao Its P-roy, Middleport, O. lion Assocladon. ~etal music Mrs. Amos Leooard road J11U1>011e an em,.~ols oo eroadve end Mason Co., w. Va. will be presented by the vocal .,Dangerous to Mix Children and and healiq relationship~..~~ a 446-1n7 or992-5560 music students of Mrs Lee 1M. Tractoro," Blldlolr.r-ardroad communi~¥. Tho program wul be "Safet;y Measures to Avotd Ac. centered arwnd WtYS of ereatcldents.'" other readlnp were fog a climate ol acceptance d/. ••worth Pondering'' by Mrs.lklb- those who are mentally or phJ~ ert "'111e Bridge Balld- slcally handleaJ>IJecl, who have It It on I)' fining th.:lt a monu111..,1 af I~ perl,bc;.W., mot•riCII be u•.d to P•fP•tua._ ertt by Fred Goeglein. "Old been alcdlollcs or druc addicts, th1 - • r r of ovr departd loved on••· Thlngo" II)' llrl. WJUJam Gru.. or those who htvel>een recently ser, "COOking wltll Wood" by released from prlooo, and thtlr William GrueHr, &lid "Plant a re~ Into JWI portlclpatlnll REf,! EMBER WITH A Tree" by Mrs. Homer Radford. In tile eommunlcy. Donation• were made to tile American cancer SOciety Blldtlle Most cotton knits now Natlooil Youlh Fund clurlnl tile have wrinkle-resiltant meedng - - b7 Goqle!D, shape-holdllll flnllhea and maater. Pomooa Gl"IIIP was an.. are machine-washable. It DOUDced f! Friday ..t~t ~-..:~ you prefer to band wash. or ....,.. •uu remember to squeeze the Mrs. Leonard remloded mem. garment without twistlna:. bert that a anent auetloo will be and rinse. without wrtn11n1. .--------- ' .f; sit;< A~hie;v·~ment , ~ • 0m1....., POMEROY - Mrs. Mlldred Rice Fisher and Mrs. Bertha em. adll3 spent several days this week In Mansfield going es,Peclall1 to see Temessee WiUiams• "Glass Menagerie., directed by the for- ' , . . Cash on the barre/-heild ... ... ... 65 Yolk . "$1095. ,![; '· , I �• ,, r.ro to~ .., IIOinO fOr:lila ~:'::':~loin''• ~~·: l!oirmied Ills baCk aiill two Jbulea 1to return ,... blo 'life, Am, anl'q,elr n'l" lltUe claughtoro. Ellbt·Ye&F-¢d Ella, the eldeot now llrs, Ella t,... ping YooiiiJWI WDUams, · 531 Tlitrd Ave., romo-atbatlrtp. •"'ie otored ""ornlibt (the trip - • ahool .. bourtoday)atftoto lljl HW. Tllo day wa.s !biday and dad wrapped tho belli """"lor, ' ber for 40 yeat1, Od In ...~ ~ ,tbe .baa 1 r8Cord it•nol mioilqr a mlttoi Ia 1t ,.lri.··- . coli·' cla.Y• !be Sabbath .... strlctiJ obaerVed. LitUe Ella attenled ..;hool Ia Rio Grande where her Drltteacb. er was George Sawyer, father of Ruth SaWYer Doepplng, 35 Garfield Ave., a former GAHSteacJI.. ' GALUPOLIS - News w a s seeurtng a boat. Boats are very scarce on the river 50 years scarce and hard to secure, there ago tlda week. Some said it_ !laving been but very lew packwas the beginning of the end eta built In late years. for the paeket era and just the begimlng of the towllost era. Ttte major news of the week wao tbe death of Captoln Ike Argo, veteran rlverman. Here is that report ... other news items from !be River News of the Gallipolis 5mall / taCUJt.Y ~·at lbtltlillit:, N.Y., • eampui, biil bl&ek s-nts. who •taPe! .. annecl olt.ln a w.O~ no .;..,, holcllJw O!llo their ...,.,.. , . ·' Q>i'neU Prtoldent James A. PerkiJul had. caJI8d fuo, dlur· mament of the ...... abd indicated tbat doruiltl>rloa liwJd be' aeatchOd',)f· riec~oiiU')'. l!u\ 'TOIII Jonoo, ~llllllll for 1¥,' M:~>-AniOJ"tCin ~iiey, ~. Hen1'1 Reust, !)..Wis., Buolneao AdmlnlotraUon tald Oeloware Vallel' COrp., the (UPJ) - Ths - wltb apparent cleerance from tbe :·"-:-liBned $560,000 to • New York trucking ftrm headed bY two DIOO· with wnll known Rep. recl!>lent or a $450,000 1..n, turned arounl ani JOllied tbe money to A. N.H. An · SBA. wttne" aclmolrlectge to Jlouso erlmirel Unks, oongresaional that the step was a ueteir .tolallcin" of a low prohlbitlqr tostlmOIIY dlaclooed saturday. · s B A's tnvolveDtent with such a transaction. . A.~. H. Lout,. Corp, wu llored Reuss commented tbat "aside at an unust11l Saturday aeaaton from !be fact tbat It wao run by the Houoe Blll*l,. and crOOks," he thought it unusual that so much D!bJ1ey went 'to cUrrency Ccmmlttee. 'The lleori,. ' . alao brOught oul one llrm · while Josltlmato tbat A.N. R. actuolly received businessmen all Ol'Vr tbe a1hool $1 million In SBA federal cOIIIIIQ' found "!be ctt>boarcl bore" at !be SBA. or federally prantoedloana. Willie ohe was growlng<Wo Ella belped oeverat famWes In t b • communi\Y, ttrst working for U cento, t11en aclvanclng to ,,1 • woek. 'SO· Years fl/!0 on the River 'ivASHJNGTON or. The Alwood Inn, In the earq1800t. _. • -'1 I • _ . . ..' .' ~OJ¥nll "rpr a ~~Jack cultuni ·, tllrday led a marchoCabaut500 · cw.i~ placecl,,tbe •.....-!ed p~•.IC4 Neero Jlall1lloo Eloeohower. , F011er , tban 50 oC aati-VIotoam ""r protestors ,..,....,..lnckd>le~, lnaUliiiO, ~ VL, breekBlack lnatltuto at Pllll> Colpto'o 2,000 students are ·fr..., Bostao, Noitheaalora an1 , Clllllu• b)' Cii!JI>ua ,,.. their prcmioe to onl tbe lit. OIUO- Black 1-r• block, . Tuita unlverollleo and El.,..,_ on !be ....,.. ln. Trusteea at tbe sd)ool . w..i a pledp ir11111 tbe Dr. 1'rJnklln Wollin, prealdont chuseuo lnoUtuto oC Te<hnolllll)', unreot·I<OIM!: Fridi.Y lfOIII8d llllliiOBV to tho admlni-Uon oC Olllo Unheralo pro tom of ~AJ~plo, ordered 111e Tile marcher• .,paraded to NEW YORK- Five •-nts p......- ani ""'eel to li&lll!y' t.Y that a .black - • • lnaUtulo blockt tli aw'relllor lhe,bulicii.W Boo!Aln Common and d l o - were In tbe Udrcl day o1 a an order cJoalqj: donllltorlo• would be In _.uoa at tbe FridaY but tbey !1norec1 1111 l..tleto c;alJiqr for o._.n or "olarviUon vlill" at Sl. Boa- ani. · d!Diqr Iloilo. Bul !be j\tl.o110, Ohio, IO~ool lolL tbe VIet C<>ng. a venture Unlverolt.Y noer Olou, ollidentc r.lled to, keop a NEW . JERSEY-_,., of llamrd alul!enli were·boiJot. Kentucll)' SIOep.Jn N.Y. T11o vlill Ia tn ·pri>teot of proallao to end the deononotn- tbe Col- Unlverolty $DS tng to decklo:wlloiller to reoume About 1,000 University of dtacipllne lmpoaed on . olx tloo. HamPton !lao 2,800 · clloptar joinod a picket llna of the otrlkl : auoPef,ded for oe~n KeJJI>I<kJ 41!1'ionatrtklt'o ..,_ atudento Implicated loot IIUIIIth o~nta ani more ll1an a UdrcJ . r;ego worker• which clooed ~ ~~ Jlot '\fhlle' awalll~ tho nlglll •'iioeptrw.ln'' at tbe In cimpuo llll'<otlca tratllc. ·of tbem hilve taken plrt In tbe Ford CO. aooembl¥ plant uidverslty, action ·on, their a-nt te!IU!r In protei! of tbe T11o New York state S,llllo, four day• ofpi:oteoto. · 1 ot llatnrah. N.J. The pickets doinando for abolitloil of fie. lour stUdent ouspen110111 u a a,..red at thi Cornoll armed ·· · IIASUCJIUSET'TS - Claooeo , demanded firl,. or tranofer of oerve Qmcero TriJnl... Coi1>a result or·.. April 13 iBrcollco . olt-4n, FrldaJ adopted a bill Will be auljiOnded Monaly ani , a l..,.r.toor Wllo allegedly on thi . CU,IJII" and an end to ra11L Actlqr President MI. wlllcll would make It Wepl to T.-: at Amllerot College for melle a racial olur apinst a unlYerlilliY·IXI!UlliOU. Kirwan refused Friday to postea& a flreum 011 a eollqe ·~~~ ,power" dlacuslli.ona black emp)QVe. , The prote~tora claim unlverol- r e 1 n ol a t o tbe auoponded C11111UO wlthooa wrillon pormlo- bmreen facult.Y ani etudento of WISCONSIN- A COJq>us .. _ t,y 8JIIOIIIion eliml•to• bouslntl otudento. H o w o v e r, KJnran oi011. tbe a<hool attonled by Daold cia! problema commtaoioo" at J!l low fn!:une tamllloo. asked the Faculty Senato VIRGINIA - Sllllent Eloe-er, IOIW..Iow of Preo- Oallkosll state University Ftllltfoaiber• of Sludento for I Monday to. reeliBIIIIne a studenl stratoro remained In occ,.,.llon !dent Nixon ani grondoon of tbe day recoaunenled aplnst refn. Democratic Society (SDS) Sa· .• ode . which tbe proteoter.o of tbe admlnlatrallon building at late Preoldent Dwight D. statement of a Jl(llltlcol science copter: , -nt lila•• wum.- ' i>fOis',;... ,, ·~=r.~=;~ ildll' of • ,:llladl lnWIIvecl' in ' ,.....,.. · ioboal ,....SIIJ ·;a N... 2L. Ia tbe a!UIIoota ·to •Uon'o A scheduled Of ROTC · ' B'o w d o I · "';~~ ·~~ bod!eo wtU•ie 11 reduce currleular plckeled o,..,.a1 of ROTC University, day; radlcol make good on tempts to dts.,..t ROTC Friday at Prlnoet!>n ani wtch. ·"SBA Involved lfi Unas;ual Incident · · on the horae&' harness to kl!lf lllem from rlngtng... In tl'lil.- ·; • ( •. "Preoldent · Perklno. Ia ldddlog hjmaelf lf 'llo thlnko I'm go!,. to dloarm." Guards Wltbdrawn Sicurlt,y I"Uilo were wttJ>. drawn fr<ln arCRI'Id )(errW Hooae, a facult.Y club ot COipto 1\eJJI>Ii!IIY. , '· Unlveralt,y, Hamilton, N.Y.. ; C.....s pojJce al ~ wllere black otudents have been , :)'ere ·collecting rUieo alii siUiog.ln slilee before dawn ·. 1'~~. from. studente ani Friday to · reioforce tb~lr mem·. aervM and . , • "i> ' ~iftl!J.1 (30;~itl~rJloom~ TQ-I;tjPnt ·Search Fo_r ....,oq. Pre. atntmathorl · llonal 1Jnlvorolt,yau . 11•• ~!urda1 FOIIIiderefa I'Cicln41>' ,...., oeer<h for flroarmo on the ·~'!!'!'•Y , ciiftlpuo ani ·35 black •-nt• Conllnued a olt.ln .at a · ' tacqJty -cluht COisa~ Unlverol-'· ty. . , , llorvard Unlverolt,y atudento ,.~ere . ~.. oo, ' wllether '. tO · reomne their claoer.... beycotl. ' • · ~war, demonotrator.• from ,. (i>Ur collol'!s -clled In · ~ston, ~"" to proteot tbe VleliBm c<intltcL An overnlgltt oleep.ln to ptotOot tbe ouepel>.•ion of lour oluliento arrei\Od In & rm~cs raid ended Witl'lout liicld<lnl at tbe • Unlvoroit.Y of aC!"'I,f!i!l ·~· . 1111 blrib• . ', ptace' In _., ' •• J~ . ·.. '. o'c . 'Then, •• - with youegllirja, .: ller earnings went for ciOtbe'" 'The Tqlplng family later 1~. ' ed In the Old AtoOod ·rnn oil · Pleaaant Volley Rd., whlclll'd , part a1 'tbe otago <oacll roula from Cldlllcdhe to Galllpoui. · Clllllleothe Rd. and Vine lit. In Gallipolis today are part·of that asme iilap <oacll route. 'J'bo btg wllarf at Firat Ate. ed by Brlaht'• d!aeaae and lleart and VIne Ill wao tbe aoel of !be trooble. He was 6G years old otago ani freigbt b'afUc on Plea aELLA TOPPING llOSSIIAN WILLlAMS \1 ·ted~ lho and llod for many Year• been a ant Valley Rd. otepo of w11at wao oace the Atwood IM located on Pleaoant well knoWn pilot In the Clncln- · Ella, who will be 89 In AugVallel' Rnod neor Rio Grande. llrJ, W!Uiamo llolds OM of nati-Pomeroy tr"~· Clptain Ike ust, remembers the house, •'huge tho ortstw bricks whlc were made on tbe otto. llad IIUIQY frieeda In Gallll>ollo rooms with big ftreplaceo In wllo will regret to lleor of his each. Dad was kept busy ciiOpdemise, which, however, was not ping firewood to keep ua kldl IMBODEN ON 'LEAVE expected. warm.• MIDDLEPORT _ T. ~ Ern• On sept. I, 1901, Ella, whose eet E. Imboden Ia spend!,. a TilE ISLAND QUEEN- w a ' 102 pCJUndl fell olx pWnd& light- tllree week leave wltb hio' wile, caual>t In !be storm at Galllpo- or tbao "108, a lacly's well!rt." Wando, and clllldren, Sl!ll>, Ropr UoiJianiWeclnesdayoveqiJIIwlth married WilHam !!<>•oman. Tbey and p1111, in Mlddlaport before a crowdofucurolonllio. NOdam- reared four oons, Cbarleo, Joe, , lea.tng on AprU 30 lor Tllolland. done anl.tbe ~eeoipro- Maurice and LYle. All tbe '-a . fe•l~.~omm~ter ' comfort. Sports car Potent overhead cam engine and fully independent rear suspension • Deep foam 5uc~et s0ate • All vi~yl interior • .Floor· mdunted 4-speed • Test 4ri.ye the family today. ' sports 'car~Datsun/2 . . . M. tM 1<Hind m.ove t.o DATSUN/Z SMITH · sALES • lllaonwhlle, tbe FBI, at thi wa• A.li.a•a olleged auocloUoo w i t II orpnlzed SBA's request. was tuiiJ'Ilnc: a Bul it crime-Including tbe Matla- routine "'laDle check" on tllot held tho C<llllllllttee's Masiello an.t the firm's secret. ry, 'lbclnas McKeever, SBA tntereot moirt of the J1IC)I'1IIqr. . ' w11110"e' teotllled tbat thi FBI At. tbe veey tim' the SBA was reported back ,.negative" on the proceaolqr Ito flrot 111111 to two men, even though Masiello , A.N'R. In December, 1964, said .... the junior of .. olleged ~llalnnan Wrlabt Peiman, P. Malia klniiPin- then target of a tex., the cU~·•s largeat newapa.. New York state crime commission lnveotllllltioo--and Moper ""' running a front picture and describlne as a Keever culmilated a crlrd111l 8Uijl8clod 1... Ollork tiJe fatbir record dating back to 1940 wltb of A. N.H. 'a preoklont, Jobn a convictiorl for extortion in MasieUoJr. i9G9. ·' I' Boy Remains _V_O_L._IV_N_O_._I_3_· ----,---'-S_U_N~DA_Y.:_,A-'-P_R_JL_2_7,_19_6_9_ _ _ _ _ _ __:_:.PAGE 1] ~ u s. • Shifts Fleet In Critical ~ Condition ....---~::::::::::=:::::;~ APRIL 23 0 1919 - THE L.',l!· GEST oldewheel pocket to go up the Kanawha ·River was the Jacob Strader. 'The Jacob made the b'lp <mtng the Civil War with sold!ero. A Galllpollo englneer oa,yo this big pl<ket ROY• Dally Tribune: or carried over 35 poundo APRIL 21, 1919 - CAPTAIN of steam and !bat tbe ftcureo 35 Frank Wright of thlo city liao were pointed ODtbe-lllouoea, rtver ·""" ... _, acceplld !be poolllen of pilot 011 Tooa, the. packets and towboola ,... ,, ·· ~ eeded N.''' "' -~~ ... ~·;lf: ... ,~~ .,..... ruo:arade Collejw~ the:""ilnient 'Linea lteam.er. Ta- carry !rom 150 'to 22G poundo atorm ....... · . l..lillllliloiil"""~"""""".. · ·· · '• · coma and will do the Kanawha of steam,oralltbetenoU otrengtll APRU. 25, 1919 - AooUcltDr River work on that packet and ol the bullers will permit on on at the same time learn the riv- ol!iclal test by Federal lnopec. freight agent lor the Ubert.Y Line at ClnclMatl ~ been Qer from Huntington to Cincin- roro, A oultable boat, 1 single deck· potirted. Slfpmente aut or tbat nati. or preferred, Ia wanted for the port will no <blbt be lorpr In Captain Cbarleo stalder and Captain Gordon c. Greene pur- Gattlpolls.flunlinllon trade. Gal- !be fuUiro. Frotslrt raloo, llove heater, <haoed the Msyovllle, K,y. lerey- ilpoUs mercllents deolre a boat been reduced 1$ per cent by the bolt !rom Captain C. F. Phla. In !be b'ade !bat l!ID leave here Liberty Line which doeo no tor. The captains will operate In tbo afternoon and come up tbe · freight buolne" -eon Clncfn. river from lbltlngtDo In the nail, GaliiJl(llls, and POmeroy. !be boat. The c. c. Bowyer lost 20 morning. APRIL 26, 1919 - CAPTAIN Tbe late Captain JcJiul Clonboors in the wlDd near Evansc. C. Bowyer of Pt. Ploalllllt, ville on the way here from Pa- denln owned and operated many years back the steamers Alex is treasurer of the American pt.. ducall, K,y. Clikbero ani Billy Paroons. lots AllooclaUon of Maatero and APRIL 22, 1919- HUNTING· He was master, mate and pilot Pilots - Harbor 25, .recentl,y . lnotltutod .at Pt. Pleaoant. Cap. TON business-mOt among them 50 yearo back. totn Bowyer to vice ' preildent N. R. Raredoo, are looking tor or tbe Security 11011 eo., whlcll APRIL 24, 1919 CAPTAIN a single deck otearnboat, we ere built tbe llolller Smith. 1111 flrot Ike Argo, one or the wnlt known Informed, for the Galllpollo Huntington trade. II Ia sold tbat rlyermen plying the Oblo Rivoeveral tbouoenddollorslloobeon er, died Tuesday morning In !be aubacifbecl for the ~ lllarlne Hoopltal at Loulovllle, Ky.~ , wflere he had been confined but a lew dayo. Newo of Cap. taio Arfl/1 death was received here by Mrs. Argo, who 11 Ylsltlng In lrGn!Aln at the llome oC Robert Crippen. Captain ArlO at .these age""' iooi,_OIIIIilooO.--•""""""·•'•"•"I" 66 Pontiac. 2 DR. HTP. • IDG. Radio and auto. trans.,Power steerlna. All wbite finish with matchlnlinterior. W/S/W tires. One owner. Excellent condition. ,, :.j -~ .... I•i \ $1795 ----------------------·--·--. FoltloM G.T.A, 2 4r. Hltf'dtop, 390 ,V! ontlne, n.W wide o~t•l ttre11 ,OWM 1tMflng, power brakH , raito. On• OWMf, Sold n- b)' ff<lll tOr.... In mint conclitlon. Balance •f new Wllfi'Cinf)' o 63 GAL 500 • dr. 1Hon VB -•fttlne, ~aut. ffo'n•·· red und whUe ftnlsh, b•.utlful r.d ln'-rlpr. Ro41o. WOOD .MOTOR SALES 61 FORD STATION SEE THE OPEL GT ON • , mSPLAY IN OUR SHPWROOM. IT IS REALLY DIFF.ERENT!! was recently moved to LwiB· vOle from !be llospltal at GalUpolll. Captain Argo Ia ourvlved by hio widow end tbree clllldren, Mro. Frank Kelaer and Miss Pan~ Argo, !l. Lwil!l, Mo., and Mt" Ruth ArlO, Cfn. cimatl. Captain Arf!l/s deathwaacaus- 1967 Buick 1967 Iuick Si<ylark Hardtop Cpo., Custom Vinyl ' cond., 22,1100 miles, Wildcat 4 ·or. Air extra nice, 36 months to pay. WAS . Interior, Auto., P.S., P.B., 36 months to pay. Sharp. ~~g~~l« nanclng. PHONE ME OR COME IN. Mot! loan:~ are completed l'be IGGII dl;y ... opply, 1962 Merclllu··hlli . . Sorloa 220, 4 'Dr, Jet black. Sharp. WAS $1295. .. lnl'¥1~. , k :. .$79$ 1966 Chevelle Malibu 4 Dr., V8, Auto., P.S., F)lct. air cond. On• owner, 36 months fi· -thly poy~~Mit. Tilt. Ml HOW MUCH JOU OMd Cllld I will tell yoo ....dlololr llow law your paymtnb coo be. - 2 Clr. four ·~4 _" tran,1• .VInyl Exullent croMitlon. · . ' . YOU CAN QUAIIjll' for a - 100al lOGo If yooo can .,... pow• hro~et, Olr cond., roillo, t.cal• ly -Md• Cl•on. • ' $2995. $2295 I lend yon the money yon need ••• tauntr1 SHon 9 POliN- ,._.I on woo gon, .va, ctut . tton~. Pow" .... lng, 'Eioctra 4 'Dr. Hardtop. 4ir Cond.; Low mllos, Local Doctor' I trade. 36 montho to pay .. WAS $2695. · U. S. TrQops In Lopsided Victory SAIGON(UPJ) - U,S, trnopo drew Nortb Vlotnameae Infan- trymen into a trap near the Cambodian border Saturcl<cy and reported killing 213 In a bottle in which the Americans withsiood one fl. the heaviest artillery barrages since the ""~~' or Kite Sanll. One American was wounded lD the IQJIOided victory. A force or ahool 600 Nortb Vlotnamooe moving aut or lairs In Cambodia aooaulted the U.S. 25th Infantry Divltlon camp behind a curtain more than 450 rounds ol roeket, mortar and rocket propolled grenade fire, American mllitary spokesmen laid. The camp, "Frontier Cl1;)', u abwt 45 milo• nortbweot of 8ll&uo and a mlle from the CUnbodlan border, was establlsbed m1y Thursday In llopes It l'Ould hln the Communilto Into battle. AecOptllait Wben !be. Nortb Vt-...ae accepted the bait, the Ameri, cans called in jet figbter- oulpO&t since tbe siege o1 Klle bombers, helicoptero and fixedwing gunalllpo and fired llowltzers at chest-high level from within the camp, a network ~ deep and lleavlly lortllled bunkers. The camp defenders were bolstered by two 180-man ll.S. lnfaotry companies dropped into 1he ares by llelicoptor. The !trikes by the jets and ~ships were dlreclod by Maj, Harey Roy ol Dillon, Monl, from a perch atop a watchtower in the center of the camp. U.S. spokesmen Identified the Sanh In South Vle1Dam'l ex- treme northwest corner last year from Jan. 21 to AprU 10. 13,000 Sl!ells The American fortrell at Khe Sanh houoed about 6,000 ~ It was hit by almost 13,000 shells before relief lorcea lltted !be siege and routed Nortb Vietnamese gunner a lram moontain positions overlooking the base. Maj. Gen. Ellis WW!am- at Fayettevllle, N.C., COII1IIliDder of the 25th Division, new to "Frontier Clt.Y" at daybreak attacking unit as the elements saturday and commendoci IIIJ a1 the 9!11 Viet cling Dl.tolon, and Capt. R~cy Pulliam of outtlt made up almost Chattanooga, Tem., whDae com~ entirely or North Vletnameoe Ji&l\Y of 180 men llold olf tbe b'oops llaoed In Cambodia ahool Initial attack, two miles south of "'Frontier an Clty,n U.S. opokesmen said tho barrage of almost 500 rockets, mortaro and rocket.propelled grenades which hit "Frmtler Clt;y" was one or the most Intense on a single allied With Red China · 41 We build our blmkera ""**" deep," a dlvJBim spokellniQ said In explaining tbo fact that only me American waa WOUDIIed in the b.lttle. "When tfM!i:y build one of these base&, build thent ootid..• ue I · �·-----\ -··-· . '-- '· ' ' ' I • Indians Drop ~hth fu R~w., CLEVELAND (UPI) - 11eUe1 pitcher ca..,. Cox llll'led 8 2-3 lmlngs of s1111tcut baH IIIII Ken MeMuHen -led beme two nms 1D hl&ltlllht a rciiar.nm ll!th imlng Saturds.Y ao the Wllhlnl· 1Dn Senlloro handed the Clovelao! tldiana tbelr nluthttrallht de!aa~ Il-L Cox, wbo took over !Dr Barr.r Moore In tlJe !!rot 1m1ng anor the Waohlngton to!thandar walked low otrallht batten, 1101 Mu; Alvla ID hit Into a .Wble ploy • , IIOIWIT WU,SON, JR. : ,. 11te .!diOoilor mi•IA> 1111 o.anlttod• to Dotoltno by Mr. m1 · • 'C11ucle ' Miner ol Mlllm;'a llmlo for Funenla. n .... wriUOn 11J ' ~ Gl'O\'Or, the daushtor o! the late Clauncey E. '' Roi~Wob. ODd !Ira. Glad7a ~ab ol Mdlaoo. !ilie IIWI In Olllonl, Olllo, ard w<X'kl for tho OXford ., Prell. 11te article was published by the Ollonl Pr~IS last eatl, It whieh dme ChalllC:OY Rothgeb had · been ill ard In tho hoopital. Mr. ll«hJ!ab died recently. Olluncey al¥1 CllarUe MeK:ianey were Jq.tlme lrlards wlien Charlie lived In Addison and drove a school bus. Charlie, who died last Tue&day at the age or rn, waa the ll:iM ·of driver who gaw children a package of caDdy red dr~s, · ealling them 11 mad pUiss" anlstatlng '"take 101111 iii... yo.. wHI !eelbotlerrightaway. Many ol Charlie'• "riders» wlfll !ondnes~ Thia Ia how llaymah ~b Grover describes him. CIIARIJE By Ra,ymah help, my sool had almosi dwell Last Friday, my stater ard t made our !lrst owrnlglrt trip by ourselves !dAce we were YOUI'C girls, wheD we had gone to visit with Gnnclmother. '11111waa IIIII 1 pl......,. ~ but It was pleasurable. M<thar called that Daddy had had a slight stroke, so we chose to go homei ani arrtvire there we fouo1 Dadd¥ i.Jnprovi-w, resting in 111 air conditioned room at Holzer Hospital, and instructing Molller to ·-Take the girls Cor dhmer at the steak House." In describi.Dg his trip from the house to the holpltal, Daddy said, "'1 couldP't see who was llftlng me, but I could hear them talking. I said, "I know that mice. It's Charlie and Charlie said, "Yes, Chauncey, it's Charlie." KeKINNEY Charliewho,lai!lked?aOOMtther said, Wli,y, Charlie McKinney, ,an:l he waslD to see Daddy again that evemag, teo. uro make sure be was getting alolw right:' He said he almost asked II he could say a little prayer, but he was afraid he might: ~set Daddy, so he woold watt wrtillater. . Aid I ~bought if I were ill, I would appnclate Olarlle's otrer· an ing a prayer for me. I recalled the day when Otarlle had drJwn the first school bus in our township am my sister arxll had rldclell to hlgti achool classes a\ Gallia Academ,y. Charlie had talked tllen, too, ol prayer lor W !rierds, btt I hadn't yet stood by tile bedside ola loved one In palo. ... aad I hadn't learead tile -er ol prayer. As a bus driver, Charlie had expected cow1eoue beharior from fiiO.e he traDSj1011ed, ard only occasionally did allY""" IIIII reiiiJ<IIlll fllualy. 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VL (UPO -Ohio Unlwrsity gal!era captured their oecoid otraipt MidAmerican InvlteUootal Goll t!Ue Saturday, flnishilll twe><lays ol play at file G~<Y~~ Country Club here with a team score of 1,130. Ttte ft.ve-rnan team elfort was •!'Irked iiY Sluaer White, 1967 Weat VIrginia state high achodl champion, who had a one-over· par 217 for the 54-llole twrnament. Kentucky and Miami ot Ohio tied ror second with identical team scoreS ot 1,145, Cintlt'lnl.ti was fc:urth with an 1,146 aRI host Marshall was fifth with an 1,151. Other team efforts: Ked: State, 1,154; Eastern Kentucky, 1,167; Morehead state, 1,171; Tolec:lo. · 1,178; Western Micht. gan., 1,188; YOWIIstown, 1,198 and Bolrlbw Green, 1,240. ' .. . 'i. ·~~rolJ ' . _'' '·. y' • ·. y· ·s· ,~ ' j .·_ • I , ,'• ' ' Southern Dow hittingRoosh waa paced by . So(lllomore who col· lected three aingloa. Other Tor· nado pJ.aYen gettilw hits Were David IJi>ocm~b with a pair o1 ellwles an.t George Lawrence, · Brei Hart, Bruce Hart ODd steve Wl-.nner, wtflla slnglo each. Cuoter ani Grlsley, btthri&ltlhllllera, euobinod 1D hatlllo tho AleD!Iler J1100IIl ~oa. 11tey combined ID fan ftw ard walked seven. Southern, - 3-4 ewnH .... 3-2 In the ~hiD VaHey COI>o fertnee, hoot Gloooter In tho belionl~W ol Socttoral p1ay ... MGI_III¥•t Raeint. mlllt By~; ~ . &..u.arn': •.•• 200 3!2 0,.. 8 9 0 Al..aactor ... ooo 100 0-1 8 t ·G. Hart ODd Llwnnc.. CUter, <)rioley (4) ard N..-rla. , .a- aa.-,~ lnl. --"!\"' • tin& IIIIo • - e pi!IJ, ......ct. ed '"' • 1-4 pitch lo II•• LindT Md>lalol, · tho !ourtb Yankee lfltebor, hit~ win ol the ,.._ DETROIT (()PI) - Clrl Yu- the Lao ani .Wo boone runs - tho llllllder '.aiiO"bomored grllld alam ol his career powered the Boston ned Sox 1D Twlno, wbo clOtlt Joe Hot4111':1 a 7-f victOry over Detroit Sat- flrot toea ol the ..._ urday, the llluJnPDg Ti&or'a lllan<o oot tile ... for stx lmiDp before. ntbll4 !0111111 strallht loas. Yartrzemsld, bafltng a mere with a tore lhoal<llr IIIII ~ .194 entering tho game, propel. er Joe Gr.- :~ QL. led a Joe ~ pitch <II the ...,., IUD 1ft the.olidJth .. a walk to taetng ol tho upper dack In rllht Ward'a - e Lula Ajlarlclo. over tho 415-loot mark 1D trzemlld's !!rat ol two tremon- co- GRADUATION '69 ' ' If ! ~ !I 1: "· II' J l··~ Amerieaa League Eaot w. L. Pet. GB BaiUmore . . 13 6 -~· New York ..... 6 9 .400 5 Mmtreal. .•.••• 6 10 .375 5\1 Sl. Louis .•.• 6 10 .375 5\1 Datroit ..... 8 7 .533 3 Waohlnl!ton .. 8 10 .Mt 4\1 Clevelard . . • I 13 .071 9\\ West i GB " l -~ ~ ! ' . West ~,l".t 1W:. U Pet. GB ·w. x:·'Pet. Chicago ..... 8 5 .615 Oakland ....• 9 7 ,562 \1 KanBIB City • . • 8 7 .533 I Mlmeoota •... 8 7 .533 1 Caltrornia .. .. 5 8 . 385 3 Seattle ...... 5 9 .312 3'h Friday's Result. Wash. 10, Cleve. S, otgJrt New York 7, Ball 2, otgJrt Booton5,Dea.it4,nlgJrt Chlcaao 6 Mlm. 5, nllht Los AD&. 3 Atlanta I, allht Calif. 6, Kan. Ctcy 3, rdi!IJI Ctncl-tt 4 San Diego I, alpt 1111n Fran. 12, HooB1Dn 8, allht Oakland 14, Seattle 2, nillllt Todey's Games Today•s Games Oaklaad at Seattle Chicago at New York, 2 California at Kan. City st. Louis at Pbtla Mlmeoota at Chlc:aao - a t Plttsburgb Booton at Detroit ClnclDnati at San Diego, 2 Wash. at Cleveland Allanta at Los Angeles New York at Baltbnore llouotm at 1111n Fran., 2 (Doea not Include Saturday's games). (Doeo not Include Saturday's games). 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Mueullnt colOra for gentlemen; Oxford Grey, Detp OINt. Ei-· l"':~led~ord=s~at:_:m:id:rdgh;t~todaj';~·.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;~:;::;:;;:::;;::;;::;;::;::::::::::=i Designs of the times Color takes off In SST patterns in HS&M Vlracle Suits New panemo arrive wllh Hying col.,.._..,. -'* ...,Ill In Han Schaffner & Marx'• lrlvet-lovtng Vlracle aulll. Concordo 81,., Jet Bronze, Mn> ' a-, Conlrlll Groy and Strato Blue glln VI-. new -ion ... In aheclol, plaids, Mno pllllda llld ablflll. T•UONCI In HSlM't own ftlghl Wllglll b11tnC1 ol.,.,_. • polyalar""" - · - ~ ..... . Jng two , _ , oUIIIIIIId walat, piped pOCIIIII; ' tor • pllllllo with let41nod trim.- Came In IIIII fill all M Ha&M VIIIICII bllole 1'011 ..Ice 011. & $115.Qo M ,, .r •>' >. 1i J 'h Boston • • • • 9 6 .eoo 2 Philadelphia ... 6 8 .429 41> New York . . • 9 6 .600 2 ALBANY - A potem SOuthern Torrado hitting attack 1!1.. Coach Russ Harper's Metga COII!ttana an &allY S..l victory 0\'W host AleXIUiler here Friday afternoon In a MOVC game. SOphomore Gary Hart, 1 rlglit-~~"-'··-· It! tho--·~vl ,,....... , CtWOOU ~u .. tory. Hart famedelghtaadlssued only two lraepassea. ,I c>ap I United Prell International East W. L. Pet. GB Chica&O ..... 12 5 .71HI Plttsburgb • .. II 5 •~8 Southern Pounds Out 8-1 Victory r.;. ·.... J-;"; ·, the BalUmore POP-. """ hid -aNew York rally In tile el&ltth b1 hit- oo NO. 10 and fllree.prtted the 14th. TreviDo acrambled m t h e fnllll lido. He lbree.pdted tho secood for a boi!01 but IP it back with a 25-loot putt 011 tile fourtb hole. Be rolled to a 30footar for amthor birdie oo the stxth, but promptly lost It on the om hole wl1en be caugbt a trap. Trevino, wbo !lnlahod to Gil')' Pleyer In the Tournament ol Champlona laot week, then snaked 1ft a 35-looter lrom tlJe rrtr«e oo the 13th ard two. puUed lor alllllhar birdie on the par 15th anor berely mtsolng a 25./oot try lor an eesJe. He had only a three.fooler lor his 111111 birdie ol tile day on No. '16 ODd than "" a 25-loot birdie try on tho 17th hit the bock o1 tho cup and bounce out. Beard's p,tUer pve b1m trouble on the back side as he missed two lhort · birdie ll"tts and tliree.pdted the 12th. Davlin shook ~ back.to.l>ack boi!01• at file 13th and 14th with . brUHant qiPI'OI.Chel that left blm birdie pella oloal7m. .nd fpur teet 011 tile !Sib IIIII 16th. By ning atter the Pirates scored one nm on MaltY Alou' s double and an error by Sutherlalld on Jose Pagan's routine growder. Slrlgleo by Maury Wills al¥1 Manny Mota, a walk arlf Laboy's sacrifice fly produced the Expos' first run in the first lnrdrw 1nd a double by Sutherlard ard a strvie by Jotm Botemanaddedanotherln the fourth. C1JHOI llfU.. AIR . MATTRESS. ,27"•W ... ·.::·' Second Year In Row om" I; ~ .,"T. :.~'.'.U .ft' . ··J.-·~s ,' ~ '".. . .~·. C" .-· ~· _ii:JJ... '·. • ••D .... ~, ,a,cond homor or UU lll · /11 \iJ't:ti:T"'-lrUW ""*' tlie~ - ... ~'liaODCa:ine in the sixth~· ht Your list Foot Forward On Any Gr11n. GOLFING TRY A l!d ' .u& _ -~..,.- . ' .:; . • .. ,_ PITTSBURGH (UP!) - R<lber!D Clemente's tw~run hmner in the otxth imlng gave file Plttsburi!IJ Pirates a 4-3 victory over the Montreal EJIIlOB Saturday. and deali Bill (No Hit) Stoneman his third loss of the seasoiL stoneman. who pitched a ~ hitter against the Philadelphia Pblllles on AprH 17 ard lollowad it with a shutout aplnst the St. Louis C&rdinala, Nd his strlrw or 21 consecutlw scorele11 innirva erded in the !ourth inning when Willie stargell homered tor the Pirates. Bob Veale received credit tor the rictory although he was rea placed by Chuck Hartenstein In tile etghfll inni"!! when Gory Sutl>erlan:l's fourth hit or the game drove in the E"PQS' third run. DoM CleJMienon singled aJMi Jose Laboy was hit by a pitched boll prior to Sutherlan:l's single. i• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS •,' .... dr ..... ; ;--- ...... - -~~---- -· '"? "1D:L ,; ..' y'' ' FtNISlMG.· $· ' "'·P· ' ~W-'*'* , LIGHTER QUAIT . • ;.SAN DIEGO, caUl (UP!) !fhe San Diego Padres, alter pocld111 away at Jim ,Merritt !Dr Hvon Innings, e>Pl- lor runs oiJ the Cincinnati !DUII1>aw In tho ol&ltth ODd ilownect file nods 5-2 With Nate COlbert collecttor his third l!ome run In lllrea daya. ~- COlbert craCked i three.nm 11Gmor In tho Inning aa t h e Padres overc-.e a Z.Odeftclt ODd Chris canniZiaro !ollwifll .wlfll ... u.nt. It wii.i C.mtszaro's f!rat tour-llqger ol tile - nw • • "'•·."• AND . · :a:::~~ -~. - ' . J ' .f , ' r ti' N IIEDALISI' - Jacklon'a Gil')' Murny (center) <ljllared medalist honors durlor file loth ,....,.. SOutheastern Ohio AIJ>. lotlc League 11011 tourrmneM held Friday on tho POJII'lroy gol! course. Murray fired a 39-36 five-over.par 75 for top honora. He Is !lanked by Nolan P. Swackhamer, le£4 Meigs gol! cooch a.-1 toumameDt director, ani Ben Buckles, Jackson golf coach. BOb Priddy, Meigs, ami Greg Smlth, GAHS, last year's comedallsla, ftotohed wltlJ 83 aol82respectivelythtaspring. t )' + ++ + ++ CROWNS DAUGIITEH QUEEN NORFOLK, Va. (UP!) - Addrualng her as '')'our majesty,'' Prelidelt Nixon Saturda,y crown. ed his blonde daug!rter Tricla 1;111e0 of the 16th AMuaJ Aza.. let Festival. Then he kissed he, ~ the cheek. Tho Prellident new here !rom the presidential retreat at cDavld In the western Marylllld 1, m"'*'""• to parUelpato In file .,.....lion wimeai!M bY 11!01'1 [; , , thin 10,000 spectatofl. r ·St t.r· . ~ - ·~~~l 1.\1:~ . ~--721 ., ... , ·-. ·• ' Handa, boostlJW his recoi-d to 3-1, aH.....t just one inlleld hit aQI. facad tho minimum 12 be.;. tera over the Orat four hlrlrwa then coasted the rest of the way aa bls teammates built him a comfortable lead. The yoong r&gtrt..bander scattered elghthitl,. atruck cat seven and walked only 0110 In 110hl! tho dlotence lor the r • lit h?a,s· tJ<IIu....C 11 _d1a I" • CHARCOAL "Ob, he spends quite a bit or tlme at Clallle's and helps out,'' M<thar replied. Having retlred, moved frml the farm, hla chUdrengrown, Olar· lie bas moretimetogtveolhimaelfto people aDd he las CouM a place of uaetulness. "The L<Jrd has been his help a:IIJ hissoul ca.JmOt dwell in sU.mce." Jane, Mother aDd I wert h<me to let Daddy rest and ret1U'ned to file hospilallllat e.enlq[:. 110ed'C)toseeamaninthe doorway, and as soon as he smiled, I knew it was Charlie. When he smiles, it is Uke the bright sun breaking through the clouds; it is as' though the smooth sea is ruffled by the wind into · deep waves; it is the wtilled field plCM'ed into furrows. It is the love of God showing through. ''Why, hello tllere, I haven't seen you glrh1 in ages," he said, aDS also spoke to Mother, "How's our patient'?" he as.ked. Later, enroote home, I said, 111t was nice of C2m.rlie to come again to see Dedcly." '"Yes," Mother said. 04 And he probably wni go to see him every day he is ia the hospitaL" cc..-ed durihi a three-run fourth Qmlng ard .ailwled al¥1 scored '11"id a tw......., alllth as tho CUbo ~ed Don C&rdwellaad three relievers lor Iii hill. Roo. Santo, betting only ,172 prior 1D tho same, alao Contributed heavily rotho Cubo' attackwifll two hlto and lbree runs betted lo w)llle Ernie Bonka ·•rd Handy ~.undley each drove In a pelr ol >JAPE PLAYER ' UALTONE' halt a mile from tbe BANGKOK, ThaHard (UPD Thai commanders Saturday reported finding an arsenal of Communist weapons near tbe' U. S. atr base at Ubon ard said the weaps were Intended tor an assault on tile installation. Uar ••1 0-3. ; S\11orier doubled and soored Iii the Rrat lnnl111, slnsled aad MINI ,8 AUTO Ohio Soctet;y ol Medleal Teehoology ard American Blood Bonkers Association Conrention held iri Newark Apr~ 18, 19 and 20. She Is • 1965 graduale of Gallla Academy Hi8fl School. away !rom Fraal< Beard with back.to.baOk birdies on I b o TOry dl!llcutl 15th and 16th holaa. TrOYino wao one ol tho lew chall_.l 1D """'""r tho back aiDe on PreB1Dn Trail GolfCIUb'o par 35.:1J-70, 7,088-yard layOut aa he - a 35-32-67, tlJe oxa« reverae ol Clalrlea' t;ylng r«md. Beard, wbo grabbed the leecl with a par <XI tile very !trot bole ., tlie windy, damp afternoon. stayed .. tront until Trevino Pitied him. He flnisbed with a 34-36·70 that left blm In a tie at 207 with Aullrallan Bruce Devlin, wbo alao posted a 34-36. Bruce CrampiOn etalmed rtllh plaeo alme at ooe Ullder.par 209 with a almllar 3446-'10, while young Bert Greene, wbo bold or ohlred the lead the !!rot two roundo, llk!dded 1D a 37 -36.73 and and Into a tie at par 210 wllll Australian .-comer Bob !ilaw. !lloW had a 34-33-67. Charleo blr<tied the rtrat hole !rom 20 lee~ tlio third from lour teet, tile seventh from 12 feet ard than ran Into bogeyfr<lu. b1e ... tlJe loth and 14th to ap. parenlly drop aut ol a challengIng spot. ' ua wes short of t h e Pirates Defeat Expos ' NEW YORK (UP!) - AI !pulo Iller ~ three hits and scored · illree runs Salurday 1D o~t~port tlw Ham• .... help the Chicago tuba de!eat tho New York Meta Medical Techooi,.Pst ol tlie Year" recentlY ·at ML Carmel Hospilal, Columbus. Miss Fraley 'Hoit,~ . ~~ ;~ ,!!>. -· a!, lbllllllrjlat>CO callt.. ..,.. . , t.~--·' •· · · · . ... ._., . I I BIDWELL - Miss Arele Kirleloe Fraley, da"""ter ol Mr. and Mn. William F. Fraley Jr. of Bidwell, was selected as er,"las~ I've thought a lot about Olarlle this week. He coold have _.id, I've done my share or work, so I'm going to rest nmr. I have had as many disappointmeDtJ an:l heartaches as the aet person, so I woa't go arwnd. asking to share anyone else's bur· dens." . He could be seated in a cool place on a OOt summer day aOO by a warm tlre on the cold winter ones, instead of going on ambulance call11 aDd assisting in times of sorrow. But instead or thla, Charlle is using his time God is giving him In aerve others. He ~ould have said, '1 can't do ID)thing. I can't si.Jlg, or palm, make a ~ch, write a book, I don't have auy talent." But\.inatead he has said, "Lord show me where there's a need and I'll db what I ean to fill the place." He Ma said, u1 dm't know what I can do, but I'm willlrw to go tor you, so .send me Lord." And in this obedience, Olarlle ha.s tound a voice tor bls souL ' . MODILM21S Rl!f'elves H~h Sludent llonor hard work In the farm fieldo, tho diSijiPO!ntmerj ol crq) failures, family hardships, and Dnaocial dlmculties - but I ne,.r knew a Ume that Charlie oouldD't ftada'place In laUgh between the dmea of teara. · "' '.9dcago ·' :Topples .New York ' ' Lord. He - "t <II Jack Hamlllon llllbo HVOiih ODd a lingle tally <11. Glr)' KroD Paul· ca......•, Hcrl!loo 111 In tile ellhtb. Cox ..,.. up stx tied the ...,.., 1ft tile fourtb ODd hlto, atruck aut tour llld.walk. lingle• 11y Frank Howard, Had< ed ...,.In wlmilll hiJ !lrotpme AltanllldMCMWI,..tdollble- oltlle-. Cl"oland Sam McDowen ro tho .......,:, In tho llfth. BALT!I(ORE (UPI)...Joe Pep. IIOraclo Pilla ..,.. 1n ro walk ltllne homered <11. reliet plkb. BraDt Alyea IIIII the Senllnrl er 1'WtA! Hiebert with two aut ICOred two more rune oo Tim Ill tile 10th tmJng SaiUrdo,y 1D CuH,..o lingle ODd amthor ,... live tile New York Ylllkeoo a DALLAS (UP!) - U. S. Open ""'"pion Lee Trovlno and New ,zsaiand southpaw Bob Charles, ll"tlecl their way Into a tie lor the third round lead ol tlie fi0,000 Byrm Nelson Gol! Claollic Saturda¥ w I t h rour....ter.por 2068. Charles had ro alnk birdie pella of 20 and 22 teet ... tho final two holes to overtake Tre· vtno, who had wrested tbe lead in .sJ].ence." . I· before Dulle !IDI'i singled In the 111111 !Dr tho !!rat Ctovelend hit. Trevino, Charles Share Lead Grover "UPloss the Lord had been my to llld U,. 1miD1o He then rattr- rlllce!IT bY caaanol'l. 8.1 vlc1Dr7 ed tho 1101t1 10 batters In ordOr Wllhin&1Dn ICOred· two rubl Orto!Aoa. ·"' �/ ' J ·: · ~· ' ,,, ' ·. ' ·, ' . . ' ' - r < . ' ·, \ 1 ! \•, ' ' .o;;' .,, ..A _· ent ;: Guidelines Forinfl ~i.n . 1/9&lJ .Farm · na . . . ' . . . # ' ¥. ' ' ll .I I , . ' ~- ' ~0~~~~. Ja: rn Toufney ~1 , ,@pener, 8-4 ~.~ ~ boOt ~~ r.:ri:\ ~ lo\1~~~,_ , ' ' ~1 11~18£9A~I~ ~~~~, ,~; BY ' iiili. s.;;..IJW, ThO • .' , .. : 48, tl , 88, •• ' " .,': 1·41 POMEROY ~. CGa!hJOhnMIIo wlih3~ ,., · · ;.IJ;,, lfll10_, . I;· . · , eCIIIUIIItl.,ni-' bi'N.... TOTALS ....... I7f_lll 144 Z -...... M h..n·• Gollla A~ ·~!~i~~ ~. Tlawral!lii~JIIIb ' 'l'em~tlloGallllil.;... ~' Sl!at...,..i'~ Mflp Hjl~ ~,.·IIEJGS <115> • ·,· ' . School gol(ero eafllured their . will) a MB, W<illaton' ohith with. blpwo~"'..~ lhl~onl Se¥jll P,if e..ctqlf ~~~~allllo .11 I .. 41 ~ TOTALII sixth ......,CutiyO ~stern 3p, ~ 10""'11'·wlfll 353 ODd J'ftll i 4WIJ.. ~i. Bolp lla-i eel )if UOaOI Botail !iii! ·lfoltl 0 Brfaii • • • • • o • • • f8 f8 ,12 I ii• ··J, • ! Ohio LooguO goll chai!I>IGIIOhlP NOioonYIIlo-¥0..W wao 1ait ·l!lfll · I'll Gfel Snlltll' """" ~roc182J, Athl~~.· ·~ ~r~IJ!IIll>. lleailer \ , ; ""' J 43 10.1 81 and sevemh In eieht yean here , a 4~ · f; _ •.. <:> • . _ . and Mike qrr ST. , C81· · .. "" , tt Burt •••• ••• • •. •' 41 ·P 81 Friday. Jacktoo'o Gal')'. ~. -.ilu.a· . At 1M ball'w8¥'11W1<o Wallilm ·SCqrer · wm (Jhueh ~ TOTM,I!, .,...,.,. I 'Ill 118 : ~ The Galllans finished the 18- 38-36-75 "''llillredllloclallithoo- alid Gallljlolla were tied J1171. anrl. Mrs., l!*aci<haMtr' ~· In' .ll!()r;fdN (Mt).. '" •, hole mstch wltll a tam to1a1 or oro. ''_ ..• Tcm c....., ..U GAHSi«aaed 1811Dthillll~ ·chirp of the . reliellllllonta ~ .... ; ~· ..... 37 il ' 78. ·:;~~~~~~~~~i 332, nine ot:rokes lheod o1 ""'""""' wltlla37·:U-'19;'\feUI''· whUo tho~ llnlobod -~ ,C<IIIim!il.o, c-oed ot Konrla Anrl.er!IOI!• •• "''' 43 38 ' 82 · JACKSON - Coach Cliff WUoon's Gallla Acsdem> mue Devils r11110011l11 Atlleno. The Bulldogs ton'o Tim Trlplelt,w!fllo3Hl-, 180, drli!IPI!w lhe Wallo_, tO. ChaniYo Boclil' SWindall, Sonrl.i Cllcll •••• ,. ,'. ·,. ,47 ' tO 1):1 rode•a 13 hit attack to an 8-4 victoey over U. Jaekaon Iromne.a here totaled 34l. JockSOII wao tlllrd 80, Jllaced third In tho l..U~ . olxth In the B'* atanrlll(p. Zer~·andltarY· ~· , lfllltr •, • • .-o · ~ • ~7 tl 9~ . Frldl1 a11ert1ooo In the "'"ning rnunr1 or tile Class AA sectloaal Here'• Frldoy'a toa111 reoullll TQfALS . (·. . • 174 319 lloseboll T<iunoment. GAWPOLIS:(332) n. win evened the score a,galnst JackBOil this year ud left the PLAYER OVT IN TOTAL Blue Devils· with a $.1 record, 1·1 In Southern Division play oltlle MOIII!on ....... 48· 19 82 SNhaatern Ohio ~etic .League. Jaekson won the first game here Lloyd ••• , • , , •• 413 18 81 ~rU 1 Ill' a 5-4 margin and tile teoms played to a 5-S deadlock last Orr , , , , ••.•• , 46 U 81. Tui..... at Galljpolla. Southeastern edged Southwest- F. santord, 3b •• .- , , •• 3 ,1 0 MQI'pn and Jack Waters. LOB Smltll ••• , , , • , • 39 43 82 ball. & sh singled ani Johnson Third baseman Da~e Burnett ern 3-2 Friday afte..-. In tllo J, Brldenlallflh, 2b ••• s 0 0 - $ooilnreltern 6; Southoo.-rn TOTAI.S • • , , • i71 161 . 332 pated the Blue Devils 13 hit at• grounded ouL Cillss A 5ecUonal Baaeboll 'four> TOTAlS •• • •••••• 31 3 ' 6 lO.,I!_.:;:_Reynel' Eo.!": SBand-~ ATHENS (341) JackSOII scored one run in the nament at R1chmoodale. U.ek with two al~esaOOadcxble ....... II l"IUI"' Shay 0 0 0 0 0 , , o ·, 47 43 90 Southwestern 010 100 ~ 2 3 3 ter ~bottom of the fourth to cut the ID lour trli>l to tile plate. . Carr •••• , • , , •• 42 40 82 J. Smlfll let the Highlandero SOUtheeotern 001 !01 •-3 6 2 cis. SAC - Reynolds. PITCHER IP H R BISSO stovonooo ,. , ,. •• 43 45 88 Tom ~encer a~ Gary Ballard GAHS lead to s-.4. Spencer came down wltll only three htto ao he Batteries: SoutJn,restem on with the bases loaded ard two were each two for three am walked two and Ca!U*t 11 tor Ballldon (Lp) and Walker; south- ~ ....... 6 6 3 3 7 Reed . . . . . . . . . 42 39 81 : catcher Rick. Moseiy connected out and fanned Harris to put Southeastern. Smlfll ..... , •• 7 3 2 3 6 TOTALS ·. : ••• m 167 3W eastern - Smltl! andI Mtllir. . ' . JACKSON (344) lor two· -singles in four trips. down the threat. Curt Baisden went the distance E - Miller1 Francls, Danian. Cosby grounded out to open the for Southwestern and gave lP Odter e11ra base hits Cor the M~, . 39 36 75 Blue DevOs were a double by bottom of the fourth. Outry was hit slx hits, none for extra bases. MUla ••••••••• 48 46 92 1 ohortotop Lennie Bush and a by a pUch. Gary Sexton was h.lt Baisden walked three anrl struck McPeak • , , • , • , 43 45 ' 88,1 by a Saunders pitch aDd Dully out seven. homeru!l by Dave Jdmson. Tile lromnen were able to get moved to seccnd. SWan hit be.ck Southwestern took a 1~ lead in only two hits orr the offerings to Saunders who threw Duffy out the top or the setond ' illDlrw and ot Dale Saunders and Tom ~n­ at third alii forced Sexton to sec- Southeastern tied it up 1·1 ln the cer. Ed H~hes was one tor two ond on11. fielder' II choice. Hughes bottom ol tile third. Each team and llan~wentone lor three singled and stole secordwith Sex~ scored one in the fourth and South. (MI.Jor League Leoders) Adair: KC. •. 13 t8 2 17 .354 ' ' - .t " but thlt one hit was a double, ton 5001'ing. Mapes walked to By l!nltod Preaslth!matlooel Cnlnoo, Min•• 15 58 6 20 .3t5 eastern .PUshed across the win-Jackson's only extra base hit. load the bases and then Spencer ning run in the bottom otthe sixth. (Aa of April 26) (Homo RUllo) Sl.wxlers started tor the Blue came on to fan Harris. That end~ (National League) Natlmai"Loape: McCov<\Y, San Gary Reynolds, Southwestern's Devils and worked three and two- ed the Jackson scorirc. It was 5-4, leMelder, had the only e~ G. AB R. H. Pet. Fran 6, Cepeda, Atl, Santo, Chi, Stick• Price $4442.75 thirds innings. He was relieved in faVOI" ot the moe Devils. base hit of the contest, a triple. Joneo, NY •••• 15 58 13 25 .431 Browl). San llleao. Stargell, Pitt by Spencer who finished the conThe mue Devils scored one J. Estep, first baseman, paced Laboy, MD, , • 16 64 7 26 ,t06 and Tolan,_cin t . OUR PRICE - . • •• • • • • •• • • test hW'IIQI m hit bell tile last more run in the sixthafterProse Southeastern with two hits In H. Aaron, All. 16 57 8 23 .tot American L-•e: F. Robinthree and innings. filed out to open the inning. Mose- four trips. Jones, Mil .•• 16 61 11 24 .383 son, Bel~ Murcer, NY and HowPhU Collurn started for Jack- ly anrl Mark Johnsoo hit beck-loAB R H Aiou, Pit•••• 16 69 10 26 ,377 ard, Wash 7; PepltoOo, NY, POJon alii waa: Ufted in the fourth back singles. Johnson moved to SOUTIIWESfERN G. Carter, cf •• , •• 4 0 0 Menke, !lou. • 18 60 7 22 .367 trneelll, Boo anil Jackooo, Oak6, ' lnr na.. Swan. Steve !Jnyd came secorll as the nrst baseman made (Runs Batted In) c. llemsn. lb ...... 3 o o Perez, Cln. , .14 55 11 20 .364 . ooln Jhe sixth. ' an error and Mosely scored. Bush D. Morgan, BS .• , • , 3 0 0 Rose, Cto.•.. 14 58 14 21 .1162 Natlmal Lelsuo: Bench, Cln 2 DOOR·HT · ' ' The Wuo Devils wiD meet grOI.Died ootwlthJohnsonmoving Stl._., Price $3W.20 J. Walker, c ........ 3 I 1 Parlu!r, LA •• 16 53 13 19 .358 16; MeCOVt,y, SlnFranlS;Jcllea, 4 DOOR HT .Meigs here Monrlay oftornoon In to third. D. Johnson an:l Wilson Stf•r Price $4126.10 OUR 'RIC! Slzemre, LA. .16 56 6 20 .357 IIU, Banko,CblandMooo,y,l'lilla, the semi..ftaal rowxl of the Class walked to load the bases. ~encer C. &laden, p ••••• 3 0 t OUI PfiiCI (American League) 14. . · .. AA Soctlonol anrl tllen Tueodo;' hit into a force out alii Wilson Jack Waters, 3b •• ••• 3 1 0 G, AB R, H. Pet. Amerlcaa Leque: . Mllrcer, G. Reyooldo, II ...... 3 0 I • - they travel to .Meigs was outat secoodbase. Tbatmade Joe Waters, 2b .•... . 3 0 0 Plrclll, BoL • 15 54 15 2t .444 NY 18; Howard, Wllb l6; ~ lor a replariy sclleduledSEOAL It 6-4 ror the mue Devil~ J. Lewis, rf •• • , .•• , 3 0 0 H. Allen, Was. 13 38 5 16 .421 tone, NY iS; llllord, . Ball and Southern Division game. GAllS tqged S.,.ve Linyd, who TOTALS •.••. , •. 28 2 3 Bradford, Chi. 12 41 8 16 .390 Green, ~,!Lu Gallla Academy took a I-ll came en in the middleofthesixth HIIPOIT 2 Dl. HT Carew, Min . • 12 St 10 21 ,389 ... ~•....., leod In the firot Friday at Jack- cor two runt1 and three hits in the Stf•~• Prln $5052.0$ 2 DOOR HT Natlooal League: Singer, Los SOUTHEA~RN AB R H Ollva, Min . .. 15 67 12 26 .388 OUR,RIC! son when Dave JOOnson homered seventh. Sticker Price $3810.65 J, Smith, p •• •• , ••• 4 0 1 M&¥, Cbl ..•. 11 41 9 15 .366 A 4-ll; stooe, Alia and Rogon, OUR ntCE over tile right field fence 275 Ballard and Burnett hit lack- W. Barker, rf. , . •. . 4 1 1 Cator, Oak. , .16 64 11 23 .359 · Chi 3.0; Nlkero, AUo, Jooklna, toetaway. to-blck singles. Ballard scored J. Estep, lb • • •• •. . 4 1 2 Rdrpz. Cal. , 12 48 9 17 ,354 Cb1 and Ooteea, Loa A 3-l; Fer· .4 DOOR 81 1be lrcnnen went ahead 3--1 In on a '-1 peg to third and Bur~ STATION WAGON ry, SaD Fran ~. K. Francis, sa , ...•. 4 0 1 StlcloN Prlc• $dt1.~ the bottclll of the Drat. Jerry nett moved all the way arotlld Americu stottle· D. CarroJ.I, If ••.. . • 3 0 0 OUR 'RIC! ' lllpoo no hit bl'apltcllandltolo to third. Prose sacrittcedtodeep I ·.; ··•· ,..! t<. _,. T. Smallridge, cl .... 3 0 0 AMATEVR GOLF ·' ····~second. Bill -Harris was sale-- an. center scoriQI Burnett. Mosely .... ,, ~,~]··· ~ ·:'' !.~;· ·· ·--J~·i·''':~.•.• NEW YORK ~ TH~ iJ',s, S. Miller, c •••...• 3 0 1 NlwPORT2. Da.'HT ' an error by Burnett aJJ:I M~~>es singled but was pegged out try· Golf Aaaoclation announced 3.0; Landil, 2 DOOR HT Stlthf P'lc• t4U7.SI , , scored Don MUIJih.Y doubled ing to steal seconcl M. Johnson Stlcbt Prl•• ..,au.so Friday that tile U7l U.S. Senior Oak and Ferranookl, Min 3-1. OUHRIC! OUR 'RIC! sc:oriqr Harris. Bob Thorson grounrled out and that enrled the R. Cosby, c ••. . ••• I 0 0 Women's Amateur soH chamll11QIIIed out wltll MUillhY mov- Wue Devil scoring. D. Dlllfy, c! •...•••. 2 0 0 plonalilp (Sept. 29.oct. I) will be Ing to third. ~Wger COlby rued In the bottom of -the seventh, c. Smith, rr .... .. .. 1 o o J>IB¥ed at lhe Sea Island Golf to left tleld alll. scored Murphy Spencer lannod Clnrle Holdren. D. Sexton, rl .. .... . I 1 0 Club In Georgia, LATE FRIDAY NITE MIXDl on the sacrifice. Dan Dutty ~ Harris died to left and Dave P. Cohurn,p .... .. .. 1 0 0 Tbls year's tournament will April 18, 1968 pad up to short atli the lrcxmen Yates struck out to end the game. D. Swan, p . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 bo pfa!'ed at file Rldglea \ . HIWPORT. DR. l'lllnta led 3-1. GABS AB R H s. !Joyd, • .. .. • • .. .. 1 0 0 Country Club In Fort Wortll, stf.ut Prtce ..SIIJ.fo 2 DOoR HT HIWPOitT 2 Dl. HT Forrest RuMera . • • • ... 71 The mue Devils pushed tour L, Bush, as . ,.,, . 4 0 1 E. Hughes, 3b ••••• • • 2 0 1 Tex. OUR 'RICI' Stld.11 Pllc:e f6*.15 itlc:bt PrtuiA337.2S Ridenour's TV. • • • • •• '• • 84 runs across ~n the top of the D. Jolulson, cl .. .... 3 1 I TOTALS .......... 23 4 2 OUI PRICI OUR 'RIC~ Hllltcslpera • • • • • • . • . •• 53 fourth and chased &tarter Phil B. Wilson, 2b . . . . . . 3 1 I GAHS ..... 100 401 2- 8 13 1 The C.B. 'I. . , • • , ••• • •• 49 1 Coburn. Bruce Wilson siawled T. !:\>eDCer, 3bi> .. .. • 3 0 2 JACKSON •. 300 100 0- 4 2 3 Fantaatics • . . . • • , •. , • t2 LAKERS TOP PICK and moved to second on a sacri- G. Balian!, II ....... 3 2 2 Batteries: GAHS - Saunders fice by Spencer. Gary Ballard, D.~tt,rl~b ... .. 4 2 3 (WP), Spencer (4) anrl Moaeiy; DES MOINES, (IJPI)- The !ra. • . • , . . ••••• ; .33 High Team 3 pmea - For· a sophomore who .has earned T. Prose, lb •. .. . , . 2 1 o JACKSON - Cd>urn, Swan (4) Willle Meearte.r, who bad a rest Rumero, 2189. aensational career In the a apot as the regular leftflelder, R. Mosely, c •.. . .. , 4 1 2 (LP), IJoyd (6) and Cosby. , 111gb .Team Game - Forrest banged a si~Wle scoring WUson. D, Stunders, p , , , . .. , 1 0 0 E - Hughes 2, Cosby and ~n­ hlckoourt at Duke, llsnod wlfll Dave Burnett singled moving M. Johnson, rf . . .... , 2 0 1 cer. LOB- Jackloa 5; GAHS 7. tho Los Angeles Lakers of file Rwmer3, 780. Hll!lllnd. 3 Games - Dale Da. Ballard to third. This brqht TOTAI.S 29 8 13 2B - Bush, Burnett anrl MUIJihy, Natlmal Basketboll Alooclatlon. "Tho Largnt ChrYIIt.;P-Iymaut~ Ooalor In Soulhoa1torn tihlo'' Ylo, $82; Calista Searlo, 496, McCarver, the Lakera• top on Dave SWan who walked Tom •' . HR - D. Johnsoo.SB-Spencer, l!lilllnd. GameDale Davlo, pick In tile collep dralt, olped PrOBe. Ballard scored 011 a JACKSON AB R II Mapes, Cosby and Hughes, SAC206; Cal IIIII Searlo, 167. P&lled ball. COsb;y pegged totlrlrd J . Mapes, 2b ••.. .. I 1 0 Pro,e anrl Coal>!'. a nc><ut, three-year contract. to get Burnett but Ed Hugbes drop- C. Holdren, 2b, •• • •• 1 0 o PITCHER 1P H R BB SO ped the b&l.l ai'KI Burnett scored B. Harris, ss , • . • 4 1 0 Saunders (WP) 3 2-3 2 4 2 3 - -- -- - -----··--wUh Prose moving over to third. D. MUIJihy, lb. • • • . 3 I I Spencer ,, 3 1-3 0 0 1 7 IIAioel,y grounded out but Prose D. Yates, 1b •....• • 1 0 o Cohllfn 3 1-3 6 4 0 3 held at third. SaWiders walked B. Thorson, U •• . , •• • 2 o 0 Swan(LP) 2 4 2 3 0 and Prose scored on a passed M, Thomas, If •••. , . 1 0 0 Llnyd 12-3 3 2 2 0 l!fld!!l .,.. • .• tJ: , .s""'""·····l. . .-.a, f J ~ 'I.' 0 0. I •• 0 0 Look W~~t 8yysl / l '69 FURY lit 2 DR. HT. I f'• -ltd ! l.l • ' !69 FURY .Ill f i; '69 CHRYSLER '3001}01 I .., '69 CHRYSLER · . '69 FURY Ill '69 PLYMOUTH '315~ '69,~ FU.RY Ill: · . . j N , '4158" ,CH.XID " '380&• '332&- I ·'69 FURY Ill ,, '69 CHRYSLER· ............,...._._ ;69 CHRYSLER '3701J-00 ""'a 1 ·~soo­ 39110-'!. Gallipolis.Chrysler.~Pir•o•th ----- co ' CALL CARTE·R·EYANS Const. Co. 446-4905 ULTRA MODERN ·Sfeelcoa® Pre-En illeer •_..,.Ohio ,...,, '·~ • ~~~~~~!~~:~;i,!; 111 'Mllk i'l;ioilii>IIOn f!l~ Colli lui "!lilt mpatll I; "'*" ball...,. a IIIIo • wldo -~~~~ aad.lla tllem In ~ provldooop.. lor Ulllver a111 special· to oludr actuil operaUon1 'l.rm'a In Ohio and !ll'opare ..........._ auldelll!e•lor _.u..,. · prolltablo ; F"""~tlle,., ~,o, lnlorma. 11<\1'~• made ulll~e olmi!ar lo lnc\Uclo ov...- labor collo or ~co,., I• · From lido oludr It wao polqt. ed out lhet, lllo or tbf' inolt Important lal:toro al!octlng dairy colltl are alzo ot herd and lev· el of mUk production. rtunb• of - · ranaocl from 2t to 120 !lirr'farm and production iler cow rlligod !rom 10,000' lA> 17,000 pounds of milk. . ~ction ·llf"'lp , . """' ,j'. . f. . The <i9ll iii• of ~ Jun. '~ mUk ,.,.J>delor. D¢i',fllfiiiL , miDocl lor 11ch tarm. Detellod NinO . .Meip, · Thlo tiCUI\rlncholodlood and In!- eoll lniormatloo was ~ed IIIlo ,ftok . . ,mal IIIII•. ~~~~~~ tor lo!lr. hord llz•i and Rvo prolum boiilao1i •· IQIOI CIJIIo, dh'9c\ labor .,.U, .... lovfl,. VarlatiiXII amotll' All are eoiiPit and ~r dliol;t com. llc!ld not lirml In a partlcular . olze or : Highlanders Defeated, 3-2 · - ' ' were vel')' larp.1blo ciOariy lnrl.lcateotbat ....,. ~· arli 'doinl • bot.! ter)ib iii cmiroiung coati than otherL In general, tile coats of prollucinl a IUndrodlroiBbt of milk tnr Ilardi ,of 24 lo 31 cowa waa ~lf wiille herdo wltb 50 ~ more <OWl had au aver~ c~oi of $3.75 per llmllredwela!tl of When mUk prodocod. cooto wert analyzed ac. cording lA> productloolevela,low- filial colllo per lllndr~ ·.-sulled at nearly every BUC· or eeeilvo lncreen In dairy ilfo. ductlon. Farmer1 wlfll 1!1 avir· ap milk production per cow of 11,500 pounds hid-· ot · ~. · 14 per hwllredll'ell!ll~ w h I h llrlllerl wlfll cowoproduclntl15,. 400 pounds experloneed coils of $3.68 per ~olgbL lkntov· er, file coat olllveslock overhead was higher lor bordo wltll high milk (ll'OOOction 11u111 lor herds producing a lower lovell. · II was lnterootlng to .-lhet ·\fool, Mohair Payments Announced "* :GALLIPOIJS - , Shoni will be at , the ,rail! ut ~· .,.- cent 01 tile dol· IU; I'Oturno ooichgrowirrecolftd tnP' tile IIIIo ut ohom wool.,.... ~i!"d during 1968, llo V. S. .Jlo. .portment ot Agrlcolture has anIIOIIiloOil. ildlalr f!rRitoro will I . mlnonta recei¥o P111118ntl' II tj;e flte ol 71.2 per cent or returns 11ch ,rOifer re<elvocl from the sale ol mohair. Theoe Pt!.l'lllenta to produce,.. tor woofand mohair wl!etodln 1968 will otable many sheep anrl goot ralooro to cont11110 lobus~ -baled On the difl'erence between the incentive price of 67 c:enta alii the rational avenge price t4 40.5 cents received by growers. ''"'' des)>lte the IOif prices the)' received for · wool and mohair In 1967 and 18611. P.,:;..nto are estimated to to1a1 a UU!e leBB thaD the po,yments ol about $70 USDA ala:o announced a Pl1· mWlon made IIIII yoor oo 1067 ment rate ol $1.00 a weight on unshorn lambs sold or msrketbWo. . The pa,yment rate for wool is slaughtered dorlng the 1968msr- h...._ ket1Jw year. This compares to lhe 1967 rate o1 $1.05 a hundr• weight. The payment on sales of Lay ofthe,land Tree Plantings Planned Uve lambs that never have been 'Shorn is based on the payment rate lor shorn wool, average weight ol wool per hundrelhreight of lambs, aM value or lamb'S wool relative to the value of '• - .' ' . .• : I I "; ~; t; :!; ' .' , ' ' ' .' . ' , •. ' the~oool& '~ 'boil titPIIi bflher '. por h~ . llllel ""' -~ '10 1o $1.7$ ;or ·ldldr~ 'l1lo -~~~~·of bird olz,._ In all - coni~ ........, frOm fi,es lnvollmont Cor 1110 clalr7liWittt>' n~ . · 111 tills II!DIV·- . ,....... orilleo fJ( oc:ale. The· .-...... bulldln(r' IIIII OlfdJII1Iflll ,bwootmont tor tile amalloll herd olze ....,P, 'averqmg iti ,cowi, wu $5M por cow w1111e111elaraobeid olze llf"''P. fiora&lni 'IZ ·cowo, bad ~85. 1nYellld per cow. WhOa lnvo~ was meuured aa a por ~ cil nillk produeed, a slmDar rolzilmablp was fOWJd. Tbero are some problemlln· valved In pt11na lar&er. Dlereasllilr the !llu of tile dairy herd lndlocrlml•ateiJr , ' will riQI(re more labor and - re~ In le81 than (1111 emplo)imenl fJ( the ad<lod labor. Lower labor ollie!eney IIIII a hillhor coot of produclng a hunrlredwel&lrt or milk - reiUlt COlli por )nulc!redwetpt tlwo the '""'lir ·• 1o t9 'Jfllo coli "' produclntl • huJ>. ~ · It mUk dOcrelaeO li.o ' tlie IIYtl of productlm per cow llleruM<I tor the hordo In ""'L tld8 ;,ey. Tho !ann bu'llnou oulyala Pl<ili:am Ia . available lo all lntereo!o« ~ Counl1 Iarmer'- ' At!Or tile Iarmer completes blo loco~e tax return lor tile Ylll' he bal tile ~11 to IIIJil.. marbelilolarmrecordo,lndlealinllnereuOd copltollnmtnumt, lnveiltor7 chlnge, and depreola. tfon. He 1110 D.aures wt bis ac. tual "''GP production tor file year and wbetller IIIlo It led m tile tarm or orr tile larD •• · Wh"''the .,mmaryCOOiesbad< tile former hu IIi> _.-tunliyto cheek inore carelully In ciOtau all ., hit lleinL AI In ony buolneao, file first IIIII moll lmllOrlanl problem la _lo hive casb reco(Jitl ~ tlwo cash e>pelll· Manapment capaclcy' aiJ a re- es. He &leo ean see his total source 1Dprt ill dllrlcu1t·to oval- capltollnvootment. uale. The oddltion or more One of file lmllOrlanl meiSOJrO· m&¥ over- proseot 1111111- tnenla ·or etrlclency In tile !arm '· I I agement capabllitles thus ID· buJinels are Overhead expenses crealllng mUk production coot& •• a per coni of 81'011 Income. The lludy ohowed that tile cost Moat llrmero try to keep IIIla of produclntl a hllndredwel&lrt or milk decreased in paeral aa herd alze lncrea~ hoWeVer, file IIOrde over so cows In tldl ! under 30 per cent. Another ...... urement of elletency is t:be r&oo turns for each dollar's worth of feed led. Thls ftgure should Of>- ber rt9resentirc thicount)'court Johnny Looney, 8enlceForester shOrn wool. The moiBir payment rate Is of each c~, anri0J1!1 inomber ol w. Va. llopartment o1 Natural based on the difference between retreaentlil,; m-'-ci.Palltlel t.rom Reaources, and John Cooper or , fo!a..O~ the USDA SoU conaerwt1on serv- the SlCJPOrt price of 77.4 cents , PT. P'ihsANT - HOrborl each Masoa CouDty WaiNifrtaented . ice. These laat three are mem· and the average price of 45,2 Niloon, , or near-: Gt.wood, oo •1110 Co!oan .Br"""·, or Guyan by Edwafdl!umaarnor and Jesse bora ol the Mason Count,y Tech· cents a DOUDd received b)' growers. Creek, llu made plano lor plant;. BrOifn ollhe Western Soli COn- nlc:al Action PaneL Deductions or 1.5 cents apound 1be nexi-JIIOOting ot tile steer· log trioa. 'In talldng with senation Dlstrlcl anrl Ill' D. a from shorn wool and mohalrpay· Denver Yoilo treopillnt- Morpn, -or oi PL Pl11111nt. log C<mmlttee wiD be held In mem:s BRI7.5 cents per hundred l!w, Nel..., 11lcl. that be be<alno Aloo pre- trmn Mum COUIItl Maclloon oo May 22. Federal as· bttereat&d 1n trie plantirw: as a were VIrginia Raiburo, olllce alatonce th""""' fills program pounds olliveweight rrom lamb ,, u1t .of lila: ' nil.gbbor'a: tree Dllllli!Or of tile Agrlcultun!Stab- WID bo furnished th.. Soli payments will be made Cor adverte1 tising, promotion, and related 1be neighbor had had Wutlon and C0111erw.tlonofllce, Conservation 5errlce. market devel~ment acthities on fi<IOd ouecooi ,wlfll his pine pill,. wool," lamb, alii mohair. tatlon, &ad Noloon was Interested Agricultural StabutzaUon anrl in· tht '( same type project for Conservation Service (ASCS) 11111e •!top tanrl blhlnrl his hooae. eount,y offices in Ohio were auth-. COLtilmvs- "OIIIolandownLocal Dlatrlct Cmservatlonlat Orlr.ed to begin making payments . WE·HELPED J. I. Thoavson. oro hive a great -""'111 will provide counsel as to whit on April10, 1969. Jr., wiU. • con11rvadon plaa tor to lloautlt1 fllelr tanr1 lllld at: plants are bell sultod lor var. The 1969 Incentive price for . hl1 l'lim .near NL ~lve fl'urch traej uileM wilclllle 11 tho 11m0 1oua Bolla and l)tuatloos If re<announced May 31, 1968)1s Now...the first high-yield nutritionally improved .beJond -"lalid. -~and lila time because lido Ia Uio 101- qutltod. Some Soli and Water J'ool 69 cents apoum, 2 cents apound sorghum-St!l,la,~g_ra~ is available from your ,~IOII ,lhet llhrlila and trees are • Cal@va!l!l': !llatrl!'l!'lflces " " ~lghertllenfllo' s,_,..p. rlcojor · . . 1 molt avallable and tile boll time ~wiltlllfo ,!Wmo' tof ~...unjij a. h6s;Th8 '1969 *;;\j.;l.jprl~e· \lr '"'' "· Funk's·(I<Dealen · · .,. ., . mixture. l.'art ol fllo lo Plant lheiD iluC'!OIIIUiiy " ac- . i'amd odd 'ir a JIOIIC( and lior mobair is 77.4 Cents a pound, the lanrl.llfl!chtlw'eloaredqagrow. COI'IIIIJiio RQnio..1 - · · '· eo ' '• • IMik wh1t F111k'• JIF ffJflll tJffln you: plnil 0 anrl they wore able to ~~..,Illite, row pit& Mini'~ fllooo ar11s, same as the 1968 supportprlce. / .....,..alloolst. When plantod, provide a plesa. ' to 11% higher yleldl • Up ·mako ••• or It 1... pulpwood. Mr. ·~ producing - · ... ent Vld lor lhose ll8lng 0 • r BVYS POLUD HEREFORD • I to 10% higher digHdblllty "1~1niUiwil1adlvel'-ry' ~IlCht lntehr· pravldo ,IIOII&blrd teed ~ ljlainoa,rl. !!tmie landi>!mera conPOMEROY 1be ftrll amual •·_ 1!1:1• ..... .. year e the yeat If several l4nda & r e ltniet JDartln houses and wood• Alllittl d~th-regrowt r~pJdly 1fter . . - a .Q~ acre teed plot pl"!!!!d. lllruba PI'Orido beauty dlick houol at or oear pond sitos Soutlte.r.o Ohio 11All Breed" Bull gr.nlng oi' clipping IIIIo waa held at file Pike CounPal<h naar • - WoodO. , by produclal .U.actm llo!mra to provide needed housing. were oo the farm we In tile iPl'lnc lll!d brl1llant lei! I! I!Uri.ltod In IUrtber dotaUs 11 FolrgrCIII!IdS at Plkeloo, Olilo, ,., tllll.Pitcll OQII·tlltra"4J otlll color In tile rail,•• hallllld. Pine 1anr1. owner11hould cootaet their oo Wodllellds1, April 16, wlfll If you have livestock. ask your , 1:" ''":,'~= lllld ilpl'IICI tree a -"'"'!Inter local Soli and Wiler Conserva•. 30 outotandlng IRIIIslrom Olilo'o Fun~·s·G Dealer today about now beat """"red breeding firms • '"'· e ~, ' • . . . _ IIIII a IIIWtar' to birds t1on Dlllrlcl ottlee 78F Forage I He I• Plal!¢1!1 to reno11te this duriDa soyere wtnier lllormL • averaging $470. One w111t to file pojch and aloo to .Ned aaother Halllda,y ' Brothers, Dexter, who quirter acre potch. nouby, He bouilrt a 1,255 lb. polled Hereol!il tllal'he' cou,id notice ali fl>. lord 23-s old conolgned by ' . . - Gallipolis, cr••• 1n Wlhlllte •• a noult or. Thomas Floyd & Sons of ~ring. tblo loud polcb. field, Ohio. BY JOHN COOPER SoU Conservation Service l New! 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Come in and see the Gravely 424. Talk tenns. We'll talk your language. = . '!!'•• ,... . GRAVELY TRA.CTOR SALES AND SERVICE J.D. NORTH PRODUCE . I.Deal. Bowling ·- o. E. MAIN ST. 992-2975 POMEROY, 0. The compact tracto r yo u'll love at f1rst sight! TWO 0111ER people who are . . ''• !' vtry much lnteroltod lo wjldllfe de,.IOI\IDOIII ~ W. !1, Styleo oo PWmatllll1 Rldct IIIII )Vllliall1 ~. . Cullen oo Trace Fork iii Oldtown Creek. ...... Eacb fJ( ilio" Ia plomiQI l o - abQut - • ...,, at-•c:atterfcl JocaUon1 on their Ianna. Mr. Olllea hi• dono thlo IQI' two ,..,.,.alrOady, and &om the lookl • Wthe doer antler• at hio ' - • It - • that the . alq Willi Nro: CuJ. Ia-•••· - ECONOMY TILLER H•• 931J6ofW~ -··· " - ilO'' lor tiilntl18 liavt . "" ' tlllin1. ~-3 hP, 8 l .S epalne, U' Hann "" . Ylolt to ilia anrl ilra. CuJ. ~ ! . ! ~\.. I SPECIAL •na• '' I. Save At , Landma..! Sars: · We can~~~ YflU mmey on a gOOCipower m01rer~ 1\'~ · ~\ol'ldlqt m.,;ero aa ... 11 Z63.50.Jit,. The Scrambler 350 . • - &0011 'Qo.ed rldiJV moweu it opeclallow P,ri~a. 1 Scramblers! Depend on Honda to build bet· ter scramblers. Scramblers that keep you out in front on the road, out of trouble in the rough. Depend on Honda to create a really great machine like the new Scrambler 350. Never STEELCOI . before a scrambler like it. New from ils dependable 33 bhp OHC vertical twin engine to its two-lone ' ) paint jobs to its chrome fenders 10 its independ· ently mounted instrument cluster. Top speed of I00 mph! Depend on Honda for the hot line in scramblers. Bikes that leave the competilion in the dust. rou can depend on it., SAL· '. . E,.S , .· I I ~- • ' •· : ' A.J .Come, ... usr , ·· ·:Unlco Alr-Con.itloner ·. 5,000 ITU 159,00 lot~...., ••.,.••. Why not see the best appUanc:e value• ift tbe area? Check our speclals on fr..-er•• aalbnr · aa 215.00. Relrigorotor-lreezoro, •• ·I"!' ·ao 139.00. Lonlmark his the llfll!<toiL. �' ' '····, ,, ' Meigs:Legion 'teani 1 . ·~.-~'Sign-Up -Day May 4 i 1 ; ·"' ' j ), ! I 'forlllt ... ._._ CIIII.IlR""""" D"D MIDDLEPORT - 111o Molp ID tile iwo ,.u. ,._ and Rid! Q lilt SChool track teom oufrered GUI<Q In tho pole Wlul~ , a " to 54 deteotto tbo Pl. Pleo• Here's Frldu'l reaulb~ ant 1111 Blacko here FrldoJ ill&h llurdlea ~ lladey (PP), OriiOOII, Will (II), caato (PP).. :17,35. Coach John Beltloy'o Maraud100 Yard lloah - ~(PI') ers won flr1t plaee ta ab: of the VI. . (10, Nlebert (PP) llld 16 events. Haley (10, t1ad lor tblnl. - :10 7 Alan brohe the ftO Yard Doah. - Rlt<hhart Meigs Hlilt SChool reconl In the 9:0, Joins (PP), North"' (PPl-. mile ~ when he croaaed the finish Uno In 4:41.8. Tho Milo Roloy team oiW11J10 Well, Pa..., Rice, Mike Rice and John Rltchhlrt aloo ollabllahed a new school record far Melga with 1 ,..._., Ume ol 3:47.M. Otl)er flrat pllce wlmer1 tor Meigs were Rll<:hhart In both the 220 am. 440 eventt, Jim Warner SAN DIEGO, Calli. (VPI) ~ Bench, the roolde of tho YtOt !all _..,. In tho Nail,... al Lesl!lle, aeema to be pieldnc up whan he loft oil. Bencb, the 10UIIi catcbor for the ClaclmaU Reds, provldid tho marsln of victory Frldlq a1Jhl aa be clouted a three-run bolDer In tho !cmlh Inning to i '· " tho Reels a t·l win over tho . n Dleao Padres. The round tripper was Deneb's tblr<! <1. tho MIBCII. INGLEWOOD, calif. (UP().. ~ Tolin and TOllY Perez Tho Loa Angeles Liken hod a aciired ahead of him. 2~ advlllla&O OYer tho Bootoa The big hit came of! Tommie Ce!Uce In tho teams' Na!lonal Silk, the Pldrea atsrtlnl pltcb. Basketball A....lalkln Cham· er who abJorbed the loJs. plonohlp oerlea !odor and Elgin 111e win went tu Jim Maloae.r who picked up his ....,.. vicBaylor, an 11-year veteran who never has been on a title team, tory of the ....... egaiDit 110 was the teaaon. lo11e1. Bqlor llllk six tree throw's in . The hard tbroWintl rlaftlhand· tho !all 42 - · Friday nlibl er bat! a aiJitoul IIOinl! tbrGUIIh and the Lakers came away wlth elllht lminp. HowOYor, ftrll a 118-112 OYer tho oacker Nate Colbert l!l'eeted Celtlcs. llaloae7 lrith s home run to "I jiVt a little llrecl In tho otort the boUom of tho niJah fourth . ptrlod but not real lmlnl. Maloney, In aoln& tho ellaUred, *' ·:.the Laker captain Aid. "I know I had to make thole free tllroon but I didn't try to think pboot them." BI.Y'or, who has been truaGALIJPOIJS - Coach L. C. trated Ill tho tlnelo previcua Buraon Saturday thanked Ill tlmeo' by' 1B!II Ruooell and tho per...,, who helped In Ill)' ny Ce!Uca, hacl rea100 to be tired. to make the Second AIDal Gal· He scorocl 18 of hie 32 poJnta In lipollo Rotary Reial'o a auctho !all period lncludlna the cesa here laat week. Ll!kora' t1ne1 12 polnta, ' SP,octel p,._.ao w;ent to Qr. BvJor'a heroics leave the Janie• L. niltiejiDdoEirictrCeltiu In an UI'IPJ'«edented cle. lntenool alii enlhualasm poaitlm. Never before hive they shown ln the event aponwed been o.: In tho tlnela. Ill' Golllpoila Rularlana hao . The best-of-aevea aerie• now been ootat6Jidlllfl, Burson aald, moves to Boston !Oith tile third It 11 hq1ed next year'• JUJlon game set for national televlolon will be even bigger and better, &mday and the fourth oontell aehoduled Tuesdly nl&bl. I! necessary, the aeries will return here ror tbe fltth pme next ABA PLAYOFF STANDINGs Thuraday ldc!n. 111 United Prell llllernltlonei Jerry West. the Lakera' Eaat brilliant 111J1!11, and John Bell.of.SO.en Havlicek, the tlrele•• Celtic, Dlvlalnn Final statiBd enolher ocorlng "'el W. L. Pet, Frldoy ni&lrt 111111 tbla mo wao Indiana • • • .3 1 ,150 ,... by Havlicek. Miami •••••••• 1 3 .250 The Iormor Ohio State ~land­ Well out JlOQI'8II In t3 polnta,.., a Befll.oi.SO.eo pl~oll caieer hllb, to - ' hlo Dlvlalnn Final top NBA nillht wblle Well W. L. Pet. !lnlahed wl1b u. Well had 53 x-Caklaed ...... t 0 LOOO 111111 Ha•llcek 87 In a 120-118 New Orloana • , , • 0 f ,000 Laker win W-lday nit!hl, x-CIIDcbecl aeries Ruooell, ·tho 35-year-Gld play. Frtdoy'a Roaulll er.cooch who Ia lr1ln8 to II•• Miami Uf llldlana 110 the Celtlca thi!lr lith champicn. Oakland 128 Now OrleiDI lit ship In 13 ;ye&rl, hod I llaUIIIeal edp over WUt Chamberlain lor tho aecand NBA PLAYOFF STANDING$ llraiabt time, 111 Uolted Prell lnlernatlonal RuueU Chamber· Belt<lt.SO.OO lain 9-4 and -eboomdocl him Final 21-19, w. L. Pet. "lt'l I.UIIIual tu' get IO ' m&Q)' Loa Allpleo .... 2 0 1.000 more 811011 than the team Bolton •• 0 2 .000 and loiB,., the Boator:l ceuter Frldoy'a Rellllll Loa Antltill Ill Bo- 112 or Columbus. other teams al· ready on the schedule, on a home and away basia, are: I..ogan, Atb- .a. ens, Waverl,y, Parkersburg and Portsmouth. other teams that wU1 be scheduled will be Belpre, Marietta, Lancaster aOO the New !Iaven (W, Va.) team. The New Haven Legion team wUl be Cunni_.. coachedbyarormerMeigscoacb, Mel Clark. Also Ute Meigs County Amerl-: · can Legion team will ~hoststor Hte Eighth District Bfaseball • I Akers Trip WORLD ALMANAC Celtics For Second Win Bennett Post No. 128, Mlddleport and Drew Webster Post No. 39, Pomeroy. Representing the posts on the commission will be Dr. Clyde I~ls and Art Stobart, Ml.ddleport, and Charles Werry and Don Hunnel, Pomeroy. Business manager will be Don Hunnel Financial s~port will not be solicited from the public but anyone interested in helping support the Meigs County Amerlcan Legion baseball program may contact imy or the above commission members. George Nesselroad, Jr., wiU coach the team this year. NhJeoo teen (19) games have beensctteduled for the team with additional games yet to be scheduled. Home games will be played at the Syracuse· Municipal Park on Wednesdays, saturdays and Sundays. The rlfst home games, a doubleheader, has been set for ' ~~~.. . ,'¥; 'l ,,h ~' . t.(f ~ 1· . Georges August Escoffier , "king of chefs and chef of kings," claimed to have varied his re~l menus with some 10, recipes , including 21 soups , 189 chicken dishes and 143 things done with eggs , The World A1manac says. In 1894, alter hearing NeUie Melba sing Elsa In " Lohengrin." he created his most famous taste sensation , Peach Melba, a me:lley of peaches , vanl1la syrup, vanilla ice cream and raspberry puree. n....,. GRAND OPENING SPECIALI $1 00 DISCOUNT ~ r ON ANY 8, 10 OR 12 H.P. TRACTOR! MON., TUES. & WED. APRIL 28, 29 & 30 0 •• aut""""" --- Tbe reasons are In Bolens Dlffere}lce Designed Features *Attachments plug into a shaft type PTO coupling, witt10ut belts *Controlled diflerenti~l for extra * 10,74H,Mt Ar.,a :~ II ' tilt S,:lte ptriCIIII per E oltho ·~ (iUIIO !nor--" ~tho..,.._ AI the UCLA liar ...,.. •:ltli tho . Gilll"lls t -·If 2,!N!O ~Uekollllltyoar. CHU(I COLLIER SJIYJ(E STORE ' ••• I "!IV• ' ' . '·.,ll;'(j(' . . '\ ' ABSO!.UTEL Y Jt!ITHING! BUT IT MAY BE ALimE NUTTY HEWITHO~BINS . MllwooiluoO lt'o almoll u hllh who !'lkhed tho 81elco Pial' laii"JIIr. Tho oqilnlloo ilueka IO!d MlddiiPOit ' . 880 Yll'dlloloy- PI.PJeo.0.. , " . ' .. ~· ..~ .st.Uw,Nuh,N'el- berl, Qoyton, - i:IU 810 .,. ¥c0a'!'la~Jd (PP), .I ' ,~: ~'! ~""· ,,~~ I,~ 111em w111 B · (PI'J - :2U. . ". NollCIIal IAII!IIe batting clwnp. loo. I wao tho am 1D11D1 tho Recll llfiPI- for the three 1'11111, Ill clriYea In by 8aJcb 111 hll ....-.,per. Tho RBPI lor tile caleber lljJped hll total to 18 lor tho YtOt. Slut Dlo&o lOIII four lfltchor• to the ........ Thil quartel limited tho Redo to ...., a.e hila. ' . .......... • tho feat of tho Padreo• lllrlera was they kept the baoe pelbo relatlvel,y clear of Redo, Oab' CliO a.cimatl nz. ner was ltranded 1lu'oulbOUt tile nine ......,.. 'l1le recon1 tor tho leaflllllllll· ber of numera atrlnded ta nane, held by the Dodpra. 'lbtiJ aehiOYed tho reconl once In Ul58 whlla IWI pl11111f1 In Brooi<lln and acaln In 1963 af. ler ahlt!lng to Loa Allplea. Four of tho live hill oil tho Pldres Clllltl from 11arter Silk. Tho other hit was II•• ~p b7 Frank Roberpr who -"ed tho and 18Yooth ......,.. ·, t· · IN -LOVING ' In Mirnory , metr~t~ey of FERTILIZER . 2 ·· 12•12,;,1' .: " .... ·: 0-25-25 .' · ·. 6-24-24 )''', 1 · AVAILAKE .8-32-16 I ~ '··· ' 8AGG~D FERTILIZER • ·one ... .. Raymond G. Barr, t46,Wte, lt-7 MODEL 12, 16 gauge Wlncltester llhol!!un, modiiJed cllob, '111111 !II" barrel' In eJilellOill condition and priced at muo. 11 Interested, Pit • ilill'l, al'.ar 8:00 P.M. 11U Be Sure To See This Price Reduced Price"Reduced All Electric 3 Bedraom ' VNawwMBD "' .- .. .,fERTil.IZE. 45\ URE~ 461 PHOSPHATE -. 33-1/31 AllMON lUll NITRATE----&111 POTASH ;1 ",The Most Co111plete Fat'lll Supply Store In The Area" :... LAYAWAY ,.lowly .w.nr ""'""' """"'"· tn walaat llnbll. 11.t lib r'•p . r:~ . . OPPOSITE POST OFFIC.E JUIJJ' ACROIIS the llftet from the GaDipollo Alol Office ll Ibis - - lltdldlng ..... • TWO OOMro Tnu•nlltm, Vel')' good condition, aDd priced at $125.110. If lnten!l!led Ph. H6-3S'Il alter 8:00 P.M.' - · ThJa set has flt!fllr7 IIU warranty. 4 "'"" aatomo~ dlanger. Tbia 101 lllld muelt 20 FT. CAIIIN enmer, Grey ld!!!MrAlllume ""'- of marine Inboard & traller IIOUII ar pay ...10 I*' • - 114 Mm ereet Dr. 00.1 IDIIIII!. m..!lll. act OR 'I'I!AI>E - 14 II. 19111 Tr• vel trailer. 198'1 motor er, Melvin Little, C11eobJre !111'7·'1329. .. can Till f()ODI'OWEtff'Hple .IALUPOUS; OHIO JI'Oll SALE: SPINET PIANO. Wanled, reopuuolble party to lab .... ..., llllllllhl!r pay. 1!101!11 111 a aplnel plano. Can be - loceDy. Write CM!t Pine olllce - · Owner Will Help Finance THIS three bedn!om house 1o- . In !lie dly """ be brqbt 111 land eontract. We put you In tlria """'" ond you buy Jt !Ike l'Oill OJIIeo ..... t41-4'171 • 111'1. CJIARIIINQ lh•llp 0.., ll'elberllill, Pl. til lilt a..t L Baird, Pl. I l l - -.•ua &TIC) NEW ()()LOOIAL llonte - Ky. ger Creek School district, loeated on Bulaville Rd.,_built· In kltdleo, brielt !rOll!, atladled garage, modern bath. Priced to sell In moderate pr1<e range. Will belp arrange fln&D<e. Call ~ G. Barr, 44uf46. 118-7 LOTB or CABJ. BA'I'HI.&...-~CI wrm NETS, I MiO OABM&. IKII BD'oa& AND PIUCI: BO'l'B ~ 00 1JP. Hera's A Baraain 11 There Evar Was One -YOU IUY YOU WANT 'YOUR MONEYS~· .._.. ........ B&DROOll &ANOII W111l RANCE) J'AIDLY PLAcl:, I~ 'J'IL1; . a P'ADMEW IMidlvlsloo ~ bome, IIZ9 IDida Dr., s bed· 1'001111, 1\lo baths, carpol In 1101). &0011, ftU. BATH. I CM t;A.R.AQE AND NICJi JL\T LANDICAPID LOT. IN 8PIUfQ Real DmonAgency Es~e 1IYbtg n:'Obt and haD, !Ike DM>- dern kllchen, 2 oar garage, large lot. Ready to ...,... J»- 'lt.OOO.GCI V.u.t.n'. Ll6l!l TIIA:N Ileal Elf• For Sale to. l'llqulre at Coll>bt P'amJ. tare Oo. 411-1171, alter 5 Ph, For Sille 0. D. PARSONS N ma'll, RIW.TOR Beautiful One Story .._, VD!are, City Pl,...lt 8 ROOM Cape Ood a,~t !fill. LUXURY thmusfi-Out, wall·waU Flnl a ou.. deJICO wltb botll, ooal fllr• esrpet In JJI. paneled dlnln:g I'MIIo 4111111 nace with Blolrer, ,_,1!111, · !OOlll, plenty Youngstown cabgood barn and 31 """"' al Inets lo kitchen, 3 BR, larp EUREKA land. Located 5 !Diles from front lJili'OO will! ll'llllng, !..OVELV 7 nn. !!'arne bome Rio Grande, I !Dile W. o1 sl<lnn wltolows & doors, 2 oar o...-looklng Ohio R. RomodThurm10 on c*l U.S. bl&bgarllf!e, nice lot ~ to Galeled. Paneling, new aiding, way 35, Ph. IIIUIIi after t llpotis Clinic. <arpel, tile floors & «<llng. p.m. or write Mrs. Jotm A. .. ,. . ' Stonno .: """"' Pallo. 30"1: 50 !Miller, Ri 2, ~.,,.f . J.OCATED In l!:ureka - 7 ro<1n & batll, plenty water, bafll, large lot. a real buy, reduced to $11,1100. 1% Story J..OCATED on old U.S. lit. 3&7 room. very lal'l(e LR wltb firep!ace, paneled eatlo!! area, fuH basement, fnlnl & bock poreb, large 2 oar gm"Bge near ,_, Vll<llll, · wil!ilfloptl!tutt.arlilii!it);hm. • Prfeed rigllt. BRAND NEW ! bedroom bome at a price you ean allonl, NICE 5 nn. frame home wllh Ceramic tile IH!Ih, paDI!]ed basement. AI. Sid. Copper kitchen, marbl& window alllt, Plumb. Outblclg. Ganlen. Near faraao, "'"Ier<te dl:i-•Y Rio Grande. and oldewalks, city water, large lot, Gr- A<na &ildlv , my 116.9110. lDqulre at Rice's EASTERN AVE P!VE liM. franu:, lot, Neor & Used F\Jmlture or caU paneled, ~1)\.ll »f. furnace. f4f.8523 or 44HXI. W-11 and pain.. li'DI lnlde. 1 ACRE comer D.H.YVCH)D,Reahor Mmager, P. o. 1101 m, Shel· ,_, List 53ACRES , We, Indiana. a-u "YOUR 1)I'Otlerty with the Dll~ NEW LISTING. Harrison Twp. Phone 446-1066 9. ROOMS, lranlwood !loon, on Agency -' It Pa:ys", Real Good 10 nn. MH!ory· home. III!IKJCE SAFE and fall w1tb Sloter !unllce, nice eablneta, Eslate Is our Olllf .,.._, !I 1 50 bam, oufl>ldgo., wat. GGbeoe tablets IIIII E-Yap walola Of elooets, double Pflle, •ut tlmller, 3 veins coal, \i . ter pJIII. GIJUngham Drut!. nice beth, city water. Abaat Larae Two Story A. Thl>. B.... 1 A. A good price WISO, 3 BEDROOM, an built In kitGOOD locattm on ~ Ave, PATRIOT ellen wllb oven & rtll\tfl!, eat5 room home. modern ~ . log area. laundry room, oar. OORNER LOT, 7 room remcJd. en, beth, drapes llld C8IJIOI, port, extra lot 1110' x 2110'. •led borne. ~I)"""'"· good air condition. Alley iD rear gmlen, • 'i/S • room remod· IIOIIAilT DlllOII. of dl:iveway. eled home. Good Buy. SMALL home, f room, llotb, lloward or Llclllo an- - - . -- 60ACRES ~ W. C. MASSIE . REAL ESTATE BROKER TEL 446-1998 II r..e.it lit. , GOOD ~~RM · 12 MI. from eity, * mi. • B. . II'IW. ~- Nice 6 two"""" bqrne, large bam, ga. rago, ceDar-611l0ke lartte hen bouoe, 3 eom crlbe pOnd, % A. Thb. B., s . A: woodlot, balance level 10 roR. ml. maae, , .. lalld." ' ' DAIIUI/2 . ---·-~~~ SMITH AUTO SALES - · kANAUGA, OHIO NIIW S 111DR0011 ·l iONS LOCATED ON AN &Jail,. LENT LoOT IN' &P&lNO VA.LU:l'. W1ft ..u..ovm IDT<:'IIEN (JlANGZ, OVJ:N, DlSHWASHD OWNft. WILL TaAI:IC TRI8 'NMll Nnf I BaJN)QM HOlft I'OR A 11l:AJLDI, 1101m, 011o ...u. r.u.. u. CIIU.ENT LOCATJON OM lfl', let, fo A.. looT lfola.tiiiD A ' TRAlLIIl LOT Wn'lf PATIO AND A GOOD BUILOJNG 10T PLUS lt. NICE . J'.ABII POND. Excellent Farm Baraaln 162 Acres. KYler Crea• SELL ON LAI«D CONTRACT Brand New Ready For You Sell or Trade Home and 4 Acres ·tarre Twii.<Siory itllma IF YOU are buDd!nt a ,.. bOnM! on11modelln1. ... 111. We are bailden. Dlllrlbator lor Holpolnt Appllaneos. All~ IIIII !leetrle. 114 If \ newly rOdecorto6ed apailmelll apetaln. Exa!lleol plae to open or 1110>0! a bualn... Into. CHICI[ '!BII 'hJDAY. . ,,,>. NEW LISfiNG-~INE IIOME Off. 446-3613 .. .... 446-37ft 446-4500 . PIIOIIe44thWI. '' •._ , , Central Soya AM, F'M l'lldlo, f .pood•i:llan1.., 4 opeaker llllUild .,....,. Tate over paYment:! of •.'IS 1100 1110111h or pay balance due $118.15. Call ft$.18. tu '· · ONE ol tho flnellt homM bt OdJpoua "'" ll this toui bed!IMII bome, lllree bahlarge falliDy wltb . . 1lurnlng llreplace.' Ru one of the finest ~ of tile Oblc River valley -'PJ!e. ..... """'· "'· . . , , 114 20 ATON, LESS TH~N 5~c PER POU~D OF NITROGEN . AGENCY E~IILY A\!ElRicAN STI!RI!Xl. Eif... J!orllle· BAIRD REALTY CO. OICirltlrd, R..~ THE WISEMAN ·J!!W I . zm.ZAO ll!lWINU l'IIOM wail In woll. no IIDI!at· De!p In till llellt ... • W•nted To Buy -·an, on eaJl)e'lll eleanod wllli pldure -~= ·In oriiiMI ~~dory Blue Lustre. Rent eledrlo 1100i., Pl1f!ti I op ·· :01 a loved' Clie lald 18 1'011, "'1111E""""P O!lrlal. AaJIMIIII!t; ·ilr-1111 Ill ~ $1. Central .,_ IJI'Iee, allo want.d fbeep IIIUe Batlotlbol!l,. Gil .... . ~ ... ~ lli .......,.. " - we l!hall ...... to do. CIIJ "1'11-21111, ' hult;iw ........ am, tlld mab 1"1 Oo. .. ' .~It . ran.y· deolp with )ult tile . 'I'JIAVEL-'l'R-An'JER-- ll>asta I ...,.. be oflbe twlirt of a llflllte dlaL tell Iii 1118'/ model, filii sell-<lOIIIaln. 2 OR ! THREE ,ear old am. 11)'-1_,. IIIII nmr holl! .. olala ~. lluMil Ol!bol, I'lL JIOOd eootdillon, lot ot ... flnll!, ,., aoed. Bal~~~ee due onJr ti'I.OO "" lrao, Priced to seD quick. ' ), .i ' . . - $88~ i' or · ~ of t'I.IIO ,.,. liiOIIIIL ALL ANALYSIS AVAILABLE- OVER 21 DIFFERENT ANALYSIS ANHYDROUS · ·AMMONIA s ,_. ..., Al'ill rr. .,_ - "I . ~'-(· Bert Alllort ~ wllo paued ...., ' ·;' " M• liOCQ08U -0 ~· Jo1r ......i 800d iiiddJtlan. lJlLID STA'111!! lmllU!lO. 111111 J'll, ...__ · 1M walnut slen!O consde will! t !Deaker 4 apeed · aulomalle I NBW It at II, llblle I'IIMg. . , _ .... __.. - - ~ I .. II ---.. ~....e over pa,,..,_ -...- .... • oa. , of $5 per ""'"''' or pay lloJ. ellliO ~. ! - ICir- lllllle clue 1?1.10. Call tf$.11111. ·11 Amel1eaa dinette eel, I tu - -. ...., .four hila whlla be ~ 1111 olabl He laouod ave !no peaaea, ·Tho Rldl toot tl!o !Old I~ In tho third ICIIllli Darrel to .... Cblnlf walkod. He ond • MllODeJ'a 'aacrlftce and bomo ... • •Iaaie to riPt by Pete Role, !all , ..... a,_,, "'- Rent ~ llllau...,... tt. ~. lei 111 A...J. IIU " ...... ••"c. u_,..y ""'"'· .... G .. l4lre IIMM tile job a... ' ' IUe Lulb.. lien! electric oluunpooer tt Lowtr . iU:.\.'1 eamets wltb -·Blue ' ~(II), White ()I), -2:0&~__, ·· Lolr lledleo-Snm (PI'), .Rico (II), CUto (PP) - •23. liS. 2110 - Rlkhiut (10, Clll!!!!l (PP), - ' _I . . . .. JOUI' .... Cllllllel - ....,.,. 116 ACRES 'f. ni.,.J52 A., 110 A. bo1toJn, IIAIXUQN bottom ....._ • room j . '· Bucks' Geoerel ~ John Erlcklon aald Frlda1 ,tho club alnadl hal received moro lhiD 6,000 requelll for JeaiOD I!Ckelo. Thal'l mort than hall of tho " BQLENS TlllrU CiMt wetllnll J'C!.U. 4own? . Wlllcb Wipe out .. ' ' '!liD . e~-"~ · _,.. .., , ""~ . · • ·, wan cleol!er,tl, ·~· ~· '' pe.yini him. ,, oJ>WVit , \ 45 A, nat & ronq, balance """ • _.,,_ & U-'- Good 8 . ltllno, bam, oulbldgl!. May ,....-~ · ""\"'· JGI., be lllkl as IJ, 110, or :14 · - . 2 •tory m-, bath "' portia! -·1 IJaae. Good barn sv til'; VACANT LAND , · ~e. tool oiled & com crib, 1 .51 Tab, base, Cropa slartod, . tiO AatES, 38 A~. 17 A<n11 3 · f11at ~ &D dry, Jllll A<n!ll, lllort. ' ![~!!]~ate poM~Riua. Price MILW AVKEE (UPO - Lew Alclndor hu :ret to pi~ 1 game with tho Milwaukee Bucluo, but ~ h I'OJIQinltho Nallollal ~ Alooclallm tam 111 tho •u mllllm 111ar7 Ira tract1on on wet or lorist? ground *Two speed ranges for six forward, two reverse speeds Parking brake and electric lights are standard* 35 attachments available for year 'roUnd versatility •. 0 Sales Booming In Milwaukee 10 hfl compact w1th standafd transmission 465 N. StcoiiCI • Season Ti~ket • * 0 . ...... :5U, Bench Shines, Reds " Defeat Padres, 4·1 heJp ,de[ray Insurance costs. The Tournament this year. Probable boys wi11 bring the $2 with them teams participating in the tourna• On s~ day. Boys wishing to ment will be Meigs, Athens, logparticipate are also required to an, ami Lancaster. The winner furnish a birth certificate at this of Utis tournament wUI represert meeting. Birth certiticates tor the Eight~'! District in the state those boys parti.tipating last year tournarmznt to be held in Athens wlU oot have to be furnished. during August. Registration paJJers and all other necessary paper work will be filled out at this meeting. Parents and other interested parties may attend this meetl~. FACTS The Meigs Count,)' American Legion baseball t~mm wUI be sponsored this year by: Feeney- ,, I • .p<u•o ........ .1!'~--· on _..., , _ . , _ ....... ....,. _'" Aatgn.updayhas Sunday. June 1, with the Grove ~ aMOURced ror all boys in the Cicy American Legion team out age of nineteen (19)before Au,g. 1, 1969. Boys born on or atter Al!le 1~.:__.1950, are eligible. This year boys participating ~dH be required to pa). $2 each to ' You'll .Think They We~t - Into ·:• ~. POMEROY- 1Melgs-GaD1a areas interested In pia,Ying blaeball with the Meigs Counb' Ameritan Legion base[ bill team thfs summer. The siKJMPWlte is Sunday, Ma:l• 4, at the American Legion Post Home in Pcmeroy at 1 p. m. To ~ eligible for American Legion Basiball, a boy cannot reach the •\ •• 18""- Tho Sundo)' Tlmo..S.nllnel, Slllda)', 'Aj>rll '1:7, IH9 " it ' " city Wiler, will al~. seU addition- A BEAV'i'IFUL three bedriMII boa\e, carpeted, H.W. floora. full """""mt, lot """ from Rt. 7 11> river, floe view of " rlwr. .. .,. R..a D. WiiJI •1111 Jolla I.~ a..w. ,..?..,. ··- IT'S YOUR CHOIE IN MOBILE HOMES �• ' ~; .' ·; ~ .' f .: • WAJIT );D ,• ' tHt:ORMATIO~ ' I,' , DEADLINE! "" , ',..,..o., ..,... , ...,_,.I'M ,_ ., . ~;..~tdlhl!l! f ..... c,.-u_.t..., a CiilNctiMt Will , .., Hc•JII" uri II 9 •. ~. f• ' No.9 •••••.•••• ~ •••• 78 ' 6. .7. No. 2. • • • • • ...... ·, •.• • 70 No, . ',,' ,, ·- . ....... .nurman, Ohio ,13 yeal'l experleaee Phone 245-5269 or Cllllral SOya 446.:1463 ' • ' ' I ' LEE'S PLUMBING & REM()!). llLING, Crcnm City, 0. I'lL --IJI-11 IENNETII STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE I'lL - 7 . 217 u tota1 .... ' DOLL Hoole Nut1ery transpor. latltm av.Uable, reaaooable rates also lor shOJ!llllll or wading motben, hourly, daJ. 1J or ,...ldy ratoo. Pb. 4fl. CUI. Utf WINDLE'S Carpet & Uphoktery Cleenlng, profealonal eqatp. ment, an ...rt guaranteed. l'llono Wellllon, ..__ ooJ. led. SO-U Complaints to be Plumbing & HeMing llow l'ltrmliloJ 6 Jloolhi1 Heard on May 6th ........ .........""· COLUMBUS - .. IITANilARD PWMIIIIIG 6 III!ATING, Ill Nrd A - .._ IJBWI I'I'S PLilMiiiNG AND III!ATINII Control Aet •'for the purpoae of bearing complaints as to its pollInsurance des under said act_ and receive JI'OR ALL yoar Insurance needs, suggestions with respect thereoheet with your Grange q. to, and Cor dissemiRa.tion of lnenll at the Neal ins. Agency, tormation to the pubUc ... et state St. Agents lor aulll. a.,...,..... blll]lllal _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . and - · ' Dab!Uty. M-Il NAnONWIDF. INSURAIIC! AIJTO, ftn. llle, 41 State st. I. Invitation of the Soviet government, _UPI has learned. the Humphrey and hlB wife wUl W. R. attend the investiture of Ute 11-tl prince of Wales at Caernavon, Waldo F. Brown, llnnnt. 448-IMII, l Wales, July 1, and traditJona.l American Independence Da,y ceremonies in RlbUd Hills, i ,, HHH TRIP WASHINGTON (UP0 -For· mer Vice President lklbert JL Humphrey will a_pend two weeks In the Soriet Union in JuJ,v at Denmark, July 4, and perhaps cruise for a week among the tjords of Norwa,y before fiying to Moscow. They will return to t~e United States JuJ,v 25, Something Missing ' Adall l"AIIiiAOt . ......... .... I illlrolsnd ...... IIITW., -- ..._ -- ,,.......... .,_.,.,. If.. ....... -!" . IOIIaltinwl IIDomolloh 1 -olfOH IJWtnoltb ( ) U-lhf ~~~ lt-tr ~ I DOliN- 1 The ""'thaD ~SThuhlp.. 21MalehMN CW"oodj ....ll 2SIIimlckod ·~ 1 Gonlpop wood 28 Depoe · I Divklll 10 Exude ' ' '" "·~·llo ... - · .... ... IMwrRt .I M.rtl.-. , ·' · ··••m U M•lad.r liRapttloo . :ltll!ncounter -31 GaeUe 33 Nurow Wl)'l 3& Fountain Ph 1021JIGIWis Bavoo ,_,.. 10!; •Jioloc1 .Unorida.dty • • ~~-e~,.~ -.-· 12 111M1 ~ ·weul -tfn• coMecu· 1• .,"',1,..'"',·w-~ , , ,,,,,,,. ", 1 1 '"•11• ,"' -• • lnt•rtlarti. 25 ....... . o......... ,.,d od• Lun"ch Menus . al)li• .. • ,.hi within 10 ... ,.. CARD Of THANK$ & OB!TUARY • "'.\,. y _, _, •• r-•,., ~to • lAI1 -· -........ - ="':. - ··,,·. .,.... . '' • - ' _.;.._ .........:......., __ ...... .1 . laod, ~··wMI Fcrest: ,._..._, u.-. f.J7..J.tc · ...--llr" .... • . •- nn m.8.... Republican . ,J ' · COLUMBUS - The ~ WANTED oi tho Ohio FederaUoo. of RIIPibliean Women' a OrVACANCY tar two eldoib Pillpnlzatloos wUi be held May 22- IIMTATION in bid lor l1r pie. Prefer privata Plfil ... 2t at A - Lake IAcip otDellt'Oflllltlolllug llld 1Jihllng 11 tlonll. PIIOIIe , _ , 7'/HIII. p.m. Friday. Abool 750 members of t ~ e Federation are expected lo at. tend. An Earl¥ Blr<i Dinner, with a theme of uAll of Us fn Wonder· land, • will te the feature of the opening day ot the lliree . diiJ' confer111ce, Brown announced. 'Ibis will be the firBI conference of the Federation ID be held in thio fll!l'l ot tho &tate, M r a. Brown pointed out. Awarda and prizes will be presented at a bulllnelllellion May 23. The Mariba B. Taft SDd the Morpret A. lrelllld Cups wili be presented in the cid>s wldch haYe -.dod the be• political edueatlon JII'Oii'Sin tm1ns the year. The Natlooal Federation ofRO· TIMBER SPLITrERS Happy Comer won 6 pointa from Gtdo Bell as lot Jarrell had acorlng honors with a 218-611 series. o. Tawney was high tor Bell with a 214...519 .series. Tawney•a Studio cUnched the rumer-up apot tor. the second half as they .u 3 games lrom the K. of P. R. Fer111aon'a 220-583 series was tops for the losers. F.Us City. and C.O.B.A, spilt their aeries, Tclp leortra wen K. Bostic's 196..157 for F. c. and B. 111Us, Jr.'s 202..1t8 for C.O.B.A. Also spiitti~Wthelr series were McKnlJht & DIVIel aid Alhlaid OU, K, Morpn turned in the high for M, & D. with a 227-617 ser. les as did J. Holiman for Ash. land OU with a 194..136. Top bowler ot the n1gbt was F. Burke with a 23~26 aeries as hia French City Home Center tosm Wll! 3 games from G, & J. Aulo. F. Caldwell had al97..140 aeries for G. & J • L. Lutton' I 180..506 series led the 0181 for City LoaD aa the7 won 6 points from the Elka. W. Folden topped the l!'lka' aeor!ng - 231-.IM series. standings: Ham- Comer ....... 96 32 Tawney'a Sudlo •••• , .80 f8 Falls CIIY . .•. •.. . .. 70 58 G.&J.Auto: ......... 70 58 C.O.B.A. ...... ..... 66 6Z Ohio Bell • . . , • • • . . • •61 S7 McKnight & Dovieo . . . . 59 68 French City , , , , , , , , .~ 72 Ashland 011 • • .. , ... ,56 72 J'OilR *-Je ' ...~, '!"~ f""Uf""l"'llliD Wbltel, · .' ~.:_d .• WCW\ ~I ~. tinaiJien, - .... 1, •t . •• " ' • '• I! ...... NIIQLER. . ......... ....,. ·' ~ '~IJ!Jl.ldN;!-er.,;!~O~.:,' ~ .._., ...,. ' aDd 'o,m,s .... .,lfelaod · flold ClltiCK'S Cab ill!f·"CiftT 'IV: · Kennell, 1!811 ; at Olol>lllo, Counly Riled lit. 4-27-ete For,.__, 8IPl'IC tub clliaed. llllllr' _... TWO Bedi\1Gm Thller. FGO!( Martel, Aw.,. ~. Ia II/'· ._,...._ )If " G tllret mUea _ _. ;;.,.. iili.'"'M' ,..., O~DS #z II. t..CPE. .. .. ; .. ~-. :.. •$2895 \''·" '''~: . ~ydram«!'iC trans,.;, f)9wer steering, btoutifuJ f1nlsh w1th black vinyl roof, black vinyl int ~.in~ed '91o.s~, r~clio. A_ real sharp ICK:al one owner c~;: •iiil. .. . :..; J965 CORYAIR CORSA H:T. CPE ........ $1095 ~ &poe~ lrcinj., 14~ TWO ~ homo, 11'/f IAtJtQin Bel&llll. Balli, " - -'*•· ps• publican Women'• ReoognlUoa Awarda will also be ,pre&eld.ed, charter& awarded to new clubs and a prize presented to the club -· which submits the beat scrap. Oblo. (GS«il11Ca17). mont, modern ,ldtdlea. l'llqae When It's clean. wipe out steam vent. with a cotton swab. Heat and rub over 1 kitchen towel before ironing. 409 for Skyline ani Eleonar I!'J.. Uolt had 177-455 f..- Bob's CD Equipment. Fitzgerald Guna & Acceaaor.. leo took 6 pointa from Galli• Counll' Citizens llaDd Radio Club. For Fltzganld, Saro Lou Plaroio had hlab ' Hries of 161·441 ani Linla Burrlo had high liiJIIO of 187. ~ - • CQ'tflpari'y offi.cicll•c:ar. V-8 engine, auto..,tran.s. , powot steetiog; rodlo, bUcket '• oati .!!nd console. Black Ylnyf roof. New'car title and guai'ant•~· 4-27-ete 'I rtJIINI8IIED llllllflr•111. ae,. DOitl8 Flower Sbllp. MUOD a!J, W. Va. I'IDte 7'1Hlfl. ~ ' . . 1965 CHEVELLE ..................... $1395 Moli.bu ·Conv. V8 engine, powerglide, ;adio," heater, · ne,~ ~hitewal! tires, .green exterior finish wflh white nylon top, vinyl interior trim. Jl'llRNIIIIII!I boule In ....... ny, live IDd bllh. CaU mnlrlp, . . . · Ofl"to lf.. w fi " V' I '., . Wiik r. . · had e.xcellenf cart ond. ~ab is Hke new. iness .·Services · ., VJSIT YOUR FAVORITE '·· SALESIWUT _roy <ludlnl bkld1tll ...,.. . " ' . - avaQable From a-a! Sol olteo Admlntatratloa, 211 8. Deorborn st., OlleR&o. m. .• 1~ . ·r Ytii( Chevrolet Dialei · ·' Co. YOUR NEEDS . (tomplate Front·Eitd and Brake Service ~ ' BLAETTNAR'S I"ARM SALE. Sill. May s. 10:!11 . Help W1nted A.M. I !lave oold my firm EMPLOYED MAN. llepe1r and wm se11 ..., following per. l)pewdlett part lima. 1l'ort ' 1111111 JlftliiOil)' at Auction. AI wltli diolrllulor. C«npany , . 1lultey Melton Fann, "" tralnl. Local tntenle!!'. write mllta North Eut cl. $ileln Bo1 211, Gle!tshow, Pit. .:7-61!> canter, Ohio. (Waldt lor Slle Amlwsl. loMOIIINI!lRY: Ford J.mllee 'lhd>r wltli p10IOI aDd eulUVWinrw, two Farm w..,.., Ray l.ciader. Ba7 Rake, MaaloJ-Hmll Plc1l: ~ Dill! s Pl. bllr!b, Ma· l!lf&1111c &'1118P; •· can • · lfter $ p.m. or ' !lotUniiJ, ~Ill . . ' ' er, Corn lllot1er, Plitlonn Selles, Ml11l: Qloler, Eledlle . luiiMH llheep Shearel'f, P'ollr DolrJ OWN YOOR dry elr..... Orwo: '1'11D Gt8riJey CMI, lltalnlll. Adlllloul mm or 'l'IID Jerwy CMI (One- ....... ._.,. to flU ovtr 11!11 IIIII Matdt). 700 Baloo Hey llfDi'. llact and route. ,. wBI .do . .. IODd. nmNIT!JliB • <'iefmbll wllo1ellle. AJIIIlf Ill MIIIC.: 01DMr Bell, Wlllll . !*lOlL lflo. ~. Old ~. 1foD .... 'If. Va. 4-J.t.lle Kelllel, Mlerr!' a...t, Dnller, Bedl, I pe. a.d Rm. (ltlte. OJIPO'fUIIIIJ on A.B.c. a._., rtalrtl. NrfeeUon Heaier (Fut! 011), l'lelur!lt. Orloder, M$1 !ly Cablneta. 1111 Aliflle ~·· Llldllen!. llmalter, llflld ,...,"' and ...Cltlor ._, inOntloft. w: lim, ' ' llpreeder (Steel 'lll\eell, Standi. Ololrt, 1lltf:bell Cai>J.. '. . ', ' ' ca wAit .. · MASOII . For The Fastest Service DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE . DAY992-2151 NIGHT 992-7324 R. h.• RAWLINGS SONS MIDDLEPORT, OHI!J .- ' " .. · UI!ERT WlltiiAII1111t1t . '5.55 '$ ' ELret'IIOWX y.....,. Cfeltl. ... Bu throw .....,. bop 1111' eomp1ele HI cl. .11taduEnt&, and IUifldltt d ' """""' ....Ulloa. Par rtf ~ at m: - - Plllla . . . .. utili: ' I WIU.., HAVE an mtot1e1 " ... IIQUIIiern pia Iller April s. ...... Phooe CbaJiel R. 1111'1'11 ... lluiNnd lleetar hatoo - ' .. be . . . the SERVICE MAMAGER- IIJ.RDLD WALKER HUMPHREYS . ' . ' Phone H~7:U2 $895 mae ~mtrt. Rent ellfdrle ,.,__., "· ,.,.. Bargalnland. f4l..tle """' w1t11 BULL CALVES, 4511 lbl. Prank Dodtlerer, Rt. 2, Ooohtllo, 66'1o31e2. ~ MANY MORE BLAnTN THREE POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Tey miniature, f'/5 and up. stud service and grooming. Phooe I9J.SIU. GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO PONTIAC II I tre Flsblng Boota, sale, deep, llurdy. Buy a oare boat far )0001' lamlly'e proteo. lion. See Lorerim Davll, mile 11'111 of DeW Rt. 33 em Kfl!p1tary Road, ~ FURMAIS, Boor •ongth. one wbite, size 11-10 trimmed In daisies. One llgbl EITRA LARGE boose on l!llrl iarge eomer lal oppoaite s,n. cuse Grade Sebool. Roof pariially dellroyed. Balance cl. house in lair l!llope. If ""' <:aJI do repair, a nice bome could be bad lor a diOap prlee, Priced lor quick llle. May be seen anytime. cau ·.:,-,.. Leota Qloper m-'13311. ~~ ---'-blue, size 7-8. and ooe beige, RABBITS. Bunni.. •nd Jlreed.. size 7-8. Phone m-'13311. 4.:1~ log Sinek, l'!to!l!l ),;!, ALUioliiMf *. RDIOVE EXCESS body lhtld '!lib Fluldel: Tablell, only fl,41 at Ne.... DruB. 1-14-lltp ''llllVEII USED lll)'lb1ng lib . I;" II8J Uierl of Blue Lustro for deanla( ""'1101. lleDI ACJR08.• ..-.apon $. "Big·lhots•• tJ. WUdno.·er 10. Puftaent )2. Worke1· oll066 13.~Ut,. H . Hanud no\'el lli.Expunrert measure 17. Blunder : •lUI&' Rebatt . 20. p.otln)' 2t. Haekneyed 2&. -.clatht aa' hour ar fell. lleDI a ,,..n ........ $1. 8obr Jl'umllunt, ) ...... flrat mO\'e 26. Dl~p&tthl!tt , •27, Pique. 2& Appurlng q!N'IU; ridtll(. I!tJna, 30. llulllt i'IOlt Til'() Appaioooa llud' ·· Cill. 7U.OU, ·Iller I ..n ,._ E:lt>!llenl """"' I 1181. . ., utile . . Reglsttnd ' . -~' , D~ rur,.~. ' . . -.uti. ,· another'• P""&e"t8 ! aatf eattn ·· 31. Mot"ol: trucks ~ !.oiter · • M. Proc::Jama. 21. Mosl@m title 22. !Aland i!Outh or A.US· . tralla 23. F1acs 25. Game i . '"The a~at Commoner"' S. Shoebaae %7. Garden 9. Sabara tools and Gobi 21. C.re- ""' 11. Llttle Edgar 16. Type 18~ Jllddleitort. 3. Expend .fi.Bnlde . l\. Drua fabric 6. Poach on ,,._table eledrlc 1hoa..,..,. tl. Baker l'ltniiJan. . , ....fie TI!U!:D of oeeiq the w.D 1 mea? BriabloD lllom up In :117-IMII. ..,... DAILY CROSSWORD 1. ll:arly , 13. Furnllh 15. Completed 1i. Crowfoot tt. Half Of a liawbuck : r ' c..._ VS Sta. Wagon. Power st8ering. Automatic. trans. Extra nice SPOI'S lll'lP'OIU!: ,.... - · Gil your new CII'IIOI! a....,;. for model. . .. , ' them wltb Blue lain, !leDI e!Octrlc oltanlt>UOOf:· fl.. ayN Ranlware, New. Raven, 'If. Va. f.JI . . ForS1Ie / ~~ $1,595 63 Chevrolet B.UICK PH. 992·2143 . '' ,·· '01\!11. ~Evlnl"s . ··.!II ' -- ~~.Ell. nell, ~ Bollet, ll'rdi!o Deep .......... (10 cu. ft. .,. Middleport, 0, 992-2151 or 992-Zl52 . ll'ftl•ojj..,j ex· ·tril' good'-825x20 .fires, heCivy duty fraru. This truck hot twist of a •lnlle -···. -,.. lav ....,. llld nmr etl, &1- due fermi at f/, per '""'""· .·~ .IllS. NEW BRUSH hog 4-feet wide, ... Clift get 5-rool widllt. Catalina Station Wagon. Power steering. Power brakes. Auto- Pboae t!IU32t. 44111: matic trans. Shows the vMy best of c:ore. • , R. H• Rawlings Sons Co. 10' Marlon O~mp. Y·6 eng., 2·•"'•4 ro~r . ~xlo, ji•!'l!' VS 2 dr. Hard Top. SpotlesS original white finish. Extra go.d . ~ ROOM bouse, bJtb. ..... 289 VB engine 4 sp. Irons. age will! Ill I :JeO -loot latlll w. Main st., l'llmeroy. Pbme NOW' Raven II2.2M'I. 4-IWip "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER" ' ::::";...,;:;~ HANNAH'S $1,995 65 Pontia( GMC 2Ti5tflll"X~~ DUTY • " • • • • • • $2895 make buttuMo1e!l, 65 Mustang $1,395 "GOOD GUYS" AT RAWLINGS S, Second Ave. , ..... Cotalina 4 dr. Hard Top. Factory Air Con·ditioned. One c:ai-eful 10 LOMBARDY poplar · !Nil. local owner. One of sharpest 66's anywhere. PS, PB & AT. bald aDd burlapped, II in Ill Smart oil vinyl Ventura interior. feet tan; 5 dump blr<ll Ito '12 feet, 11&11; s Colalpa; Blo li, &-10 !eel. Mlcloray II '*!, Pomeroy, Pbme fit 9111M. f.ll.3le . For Sale bil,600 aDd $3,5(11. Bldo ,.._ llety opened at 1 P-l"· am. May 12, 111111, In · room 001, u. 8. Clhle. & Jl'eil. Olllee Balldltla. adoaJ!o, m. Dnnf.. lntll and opoclllelllonl .... n.... 66 Pontiac ' car. ··-- $2,620 hom • OVER 70 MORE USED CARS AND TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM PRICES NEVER BETTER - DEALS NEVER BETTER - SEE THE White finish, auto. trans., radio & heater. Real; nice ,11.: f BETTER BUY USED CARS Custolil '880' Serf's Station Wacan, 361 V8 enrine, automatic trans., Power stHrinr and brakes. We have two of then very nice wagons. One is red with white top, the other is solid while- Your choice. . 19«3 OLD$ F-85 STA. lliAGON ............ $-9~ - ' Same equipment as above. $995 . \:: 50() H.ff j Cpe. VS •nglne, auto111afic. ~ Wh;te finish. ·. .,Glean interior, goad · w.w. tires.' R&H.. ' . . ., . , Po.ntiacshom $2;566.75. ..le Mali's 2 Door Sport Coupe, 326 VB en(ine, automatic console shift;' very niee. · 1963 CHEVY II NOVA 4 OR........... , •• $995 1964FORD GALAXIE.. .......... ....... $995 I Including: 0G)! night mirror, windshield. wa.t hert, backup light1, seat -belts, shoulder harness, heater, htad re,trairitt, Emergency absorbing 1teering c:olumn, ~orlr.ing brake warning light, padded dash and sun visors and many other safety features. Local l.ow ·mileage car, spotless clean intfrior. R!td finish, Powerglide traps. Radio and heatt:r.' . ....... >./"' Buicks 1963 Pontiac $1095 · '"" ZAG miadno Ill 1 ' t i9&4 CORYAIR .••••••..••• : •••••••• , , •• $895 and h•ater. i · ' i Spi~er, 2· dr. black finish, good tires, 4 •pd. 'Radio·' . bltll~ ·Guild m~a Yes, thl~t~• have change• but lla'""•• ke.,s pint on awd lift gl•ing btt..r buy• & b-r nrvlco. We oro thaokful "" faitltful · cuttlmera, eur reliable prod1.ct from •anufacturera, o~r "loyol: ond U,.lllloblo ,..,ployH&, ond to Al~nlghty Go• fOr the ~~~e~nr ' " ' ' ef •l•yable rtltl!ltion•. We ore IH~ing for. wer4 to man, h~pJ' ' . 4nls in the future. . :-.. . Pontiac S.1195 •/" . ~·.. eU.e: IIICI. ••• BLAETINAR'S EVERYDAY LOW Pf!ICES WERE BORN 116 Y~ARS AGO. . I ,, 1965 PONTIAC .. ', ....................$1695 Safari ,Statian Wagon, local 1 owner car, whit• ·OYe'r · dark blue finish. Clean interiar1 like new w·w'1'1,.,, ; 1 ' ',automatic, power steerlrtg ond brah1. Radio. ' Catalln• 2-~ "a~p. 389 V8 qlne, 3 5Pe,d col111111 shift, air condltlanlrit; thit sharptsf '64 in town. l!llll- NOW' Idea M.....,. 3 Pl. lllldt, Grain Drill, Sow. Jl'eed Grind- To clean coated starch ·from your ateam iron, rub the aoleplate with a damr ·pad of soapy fine steel woo ; • ' ~ . IN-If• maled coot r-. II belweao a. H.P. Midnight blue fini•h, with . . ' ; .1$J . '!' tr~RO ' ., . ' 2 '. BOOR • • • • • • • • • • '• • •$2895 J l96~. . vinyl ll}ter}or and Sucket seats, · new tires, radio a nice',cle.ab. one.... ' CoofOl'OIIt:e U. S. Poot OfDee, Middleport, .. ,.,.. . aouth at 'Mlddltport Oll 11t. 7. 4-27-ap -· - ~-.· llervb, II'N ~ 10 'IIIIHIJI• Gil npaln, llr!QI .IIIom Ia a · me Cbudt'l ft Ja'llallt!rO' IIIII ~- ,......... .. A - t ..RAW-LI· N GS . . . 1 ~..... · l'oad!OO, ·Puil, Wire Tenlers -mile ' (UIIIC , . ls! .,·. " 1 o, Meet in M _ay roy, o., Mr1. Katharine Keanedy Brown, prelident. amounced """ .. :'·! Women Will T~e aruwal banquet orUibeheld at Oacar's Restaurant on Tburs. day, May 8, at wloich Ume tro. phielwlllbeawardedandoftlcerl for the 1969.1970 ....,.. wW be elected. Dinner wUI be at 1 p.m. The oociai hour wUi besln at 6 QleBI of honor will be Rex McCormicl<oftho Gollipoiis Mo. tor COmpany, aponaor of the Tuesda.Y nlslrt bowilns ieque, ' ~ ........ . tile CHIVY twO, ~.. . ....1e".. ~ AUCI'JON eveiJ -~ Dlllal ;. • · v.a iUtom..,, ~ • *'rued:Pat ~. 7 ·. Gewge"s AuctiOn liOIIse ,am.- 1117 ,. . '''tit* - ....._ •,-""I• .....,..,.. llftlir -.,'1'"f PA,.', d! cal -I ....... ' .._ ' fll!elloal - . . ,..,...,.. .... .......,. ' JIIW: UlW!Mi!..... , •• • • ~~ "'""!1' ~:- ;fillone ~·001 tit '. · ~llle .•,KIIve lftl!le Jciloby/ -w. v.. t.fl,-....... - ••· '-, ' - . aterlor' w::/"":; .JJO l• !liN!d'·:,:;:: • 1 Mews lor the Gallipolis City "~"1-1 w"d 2<. "'~.~__:._ bouJo School cafeterial ror the next ..... IUtiDnal ~~~N~:; ,.. A«!v·r· . ~•'""II UIIU"U I"UUUI two 'fetks were relea1ed today tl••-nt. roofa. fbone 7fZ..6283. 4-JT.etp by Mn, Nolle Franklin, ol()tlr• OFFICE HO.U"' 30 • -~- 'i(tio00M~~- ~:"l vioer, as follows: WILL DO baby 11U1n8 In my ~; April 28- Pork bar•·•· " ' · "' · " ''lo hoa!e, f15 weit. l'lllllie 11ft. IHj,ue !lllldwlc~, oo1o slaw, she~ ., __, Of ..__..._ · 831111. 4-27-ap beans, aid sliced peaches. · Tuoaday, AprU 29 - Mlllltl WE WISH in la~lo~" ~ NOTICE with gravy, mashed potatoes, but- '~ IJIIlrO' ..., .. "' tored peas ani sliced J>inoo»ple. our I!OCd friendl and DOljbo To All Mllllb_lrsof Wednesday, Ajlril 30- Pork bors lor lhe , lood, lluwbl, with noodles, gravy, mashed..... cards, ....,.,.. and· ...... Ill IIIIlS Area totoos, green beans aid fruited fOIICIOience glveD in ,. ill \lie gelatin. JooB c1. "'"'· b...,... and 1m>- Fratemii Order of Eqles Thlrsda.Y, May 1 - Creamed lber, Marton AloDm Keeter·· chicken, naahed potatoes; oPPle 11011. We wlsb in Ibid< Ref. Tho NoMination of Office,. sauce ond cookies. Edward Grtllllb lor hts Jill!8. Will •• Hol4 Friday, May 2 - .Fish oand- . ""ie of ~ glvell 111. Monday, April 28, 1969 wich, -red spinae~, bllttored Sp<dal thanks in !be pallBPM potatoea and prunes. bearen and the singers. Our One-hall pint of mUk aoi breed appreciation in lho l!lwiD8 antlbuttorarofurniohedwitheach Funeral Home and alaft. iunclL Again we are gra!eful· Ill the Aut'I'ION SALE: Date, ~SOitlr· . day, Moy s. Time, II Noon. Monlay, May 5 - ~~ relatlveo, lrtends aDd nel!lbwith meot .,..,., cole slaw and bors from here at home and . Plaeo, Homo at llfr. and Mrs. Howard Plillllpt, lA>nB Sfreel, citnuJ fruiL aloo from oilier eltloo lor ... Tueaday, May 6,- Hamburger eryd!lng IIIey did. All hive Rutlaod, Oldo. Waldt lor lola pattie oo a bun, bult8redpotatoes, our evtrlaatlng gratltude. ..... AI '"' are moving IIIIo sreen beans and sliced peaches. Ills wife parents i18ftr • \t'al1er ... will .... at Ptl>o Wedneada¥, May 7- Mlllltloaf and '4-JI-Itp lie Sale the following Boulewith graVy, IDII&hed potatoes, • · bold Jle!lis: Jlimljflrey !feat. pie sauce ard cookiea. "" Slim, so ln. Mllsle aiOf Thursda.Y, May 8 - Wiener on SPI!lCIAL lhanb in !lev. P'fte. Jlan&l!, AU Cedar Bedroom 1lllld Norrlo and Rev. Casto a bun with meat sauee, buttered SaHe. Tan Suitt, ror their words cl. -""1 Stool Clotltei~ corn ani bon!lll puddiJii, anoet, Large alii in the otngen and l!lwlnll Friday, May 9 - Macaroni Bed, BaH Bed, I Lamp TabF'unentl Home lor their JdDd. with cheese, peanut butter BBJIIlet, M'oldtlng R<luntl Oolfee .... during the deeth at .... wich, cold tomatoes aOO lee Table, KJI<beo cabinet, s dear daddy, Clfotio l"reeloJ'. cream. Sleel Cablnell, lltDlty Table, lek, Sr.• ami a!IO in our JIIOd ' StaDd 'NIIet, 2 llildrm, friends and nelg!Jbors lor !be l2' I 15' Wool Rug, 2 SmiD rood ami ftowers, and eordl Gu Healerl, .1V set. Refrit. !hey sent and ....,..,. eloe orator, llwil!g, z WaD Cabithat helped In any way, May nets. Wrqer llri)UI, lied God bl... you aD. Coven, """"' Llmlp, other , . Clll1dren "' Oeottlt lloms too Numero• in Menl"redorrek. 91'. 4-:rl-11e Uon. Not ~ lor ..,. eklento. Sale CllllitiUded by Adami ~ Servkle, IIUf. land, Oldo. I'lL 'JIIII-44el. G. Barr aoi Sons and Kirby's Sohla SerVIce .,lit K, o( P••••• , .•.•.••52 76 . Ci~ Loan . tlotir "'~'~" ot t .ptllnll eocb • y • • • • • •• • • • • 52 76 Elks ••.•.•.••••••• 50 . 78 llutll lillltr's U1-37S was hlab 1t1t l!atr't. !baron W.Uio' 121· ats:H>t.. ond Pat II<CIIIiaid'• HAPPY-w.LUCKY LEAGUE ~:j%' -..~ wm Np Kirl>l''t. 1 Ajlrii ts, 1969 · ", !lta\"' ~•· · , , Johnson's MCiblie Homtl "'."! ,,, . . ' ' M levetli, polntl lrom ....,... ~ ~8 .. . tie Gas, High far Jduo..n'o inl . BCill~l t • ' 141 101 Fnmllloomer-11!th 148487; bfli; ·' • 1*4 10,1 for-..,., 11ar1e lkMaian,·.,I;&~ with 168-437. · I • Skyline trom Bob'a E,Ppment, Jo {f'' J., · •1.10 for 50 w01tl 111iniMl1111. E1 . tor '' ~ , ' .,.::,.·:~.~.=~~~~ori April 28, 1965 load' ..... ~;;.:n·..1t :,. ;.,~· .:,"~--+; ... __ - ..n.. . ..., .--~~ '. . >-~··· A ~;· ·• · a.E() · ~, . ttcf'l ... t.The' ,.II*'· W.II!-..t · ., o 0 pins. IIIUJV _ . . hBif. Ohio Liquor COntrol Commission Chairman Kenneth E. Thomas today issued a reminder that a public hearing will be held by that body oo May 6, in Commission headq,ar. tors, 219 South Hiall Street, Co. iumbus, beslnnlng at 9:30 a.m . . The bearings are held in ac. ROUTE 1111 at Eveigreeu. Pit. cordance with Ohio Revised Code 4184'111. Ill u Section 4301.06, of the U<J~Ur I o 0 _'~ f ..a~.a..;;.• »:·i-.. ;; , .,.etlllor; ~t~anytflHHiW l•· flrat place honorl for the BeCGnd ·aftei• 18141 II 0 Team No, I fDDk 6 point& from Team No.I. Mol Taborhadhlab for Team No. 4 with f/1 total pins, and Fred Folclsn had high for Team No. 1 with 526 ~ pins. Team No, 2 split 8 points with Team No, 6. Doc White had hlab for Team No. 2 with 497 total pino, and Edna Johnson had hlab for Team No. 6 with t88 tuta.l pins. Hlf!b pins for BinSie same lor the evening forwomenwasEl.alne Groham with 211 plno and for the men was Charlie Lupton with 218 pins. High three - game total pins for the evening tor women was Elaine Graham with 536 plos and tor lhe men was O.arlle J..up. ton wJih 552 pins. On TUesdaJ, AprU 29, Teams No. 5 SDd No. 10 will meet in the c~ampionohip roll.of! match to determJne the first and second place teams tor the year. Team No. 10 was first place team 1n the firot hail which eoded in IJe. comber, .... Team No. 5 ftnlshed on top TUellday night to take TERMITE & PEBI' CONniOL JI'AIN ExtermlnoUon 0>. Wheel· ll'llmrg, Olllo. Pb. 57UIIJ. 1 0 0 pins. TERMITE PEST CONTROL FREE IMpedlon. caD 44~ 'Merrill O'IJell, Operator lor Exletmital Termite ~!'VI.. 10 Belmont Dr. 11'1 u In, I Team No, 8 took 7 pointe from Team No. 3. Gieo1bompiCXI had high for Team No. 8 with 523 !<>tal pina, SDd John I.MJe had hlab for Team No. 3 with 180 total ALBERT EJNAN Water Dellvet7 Service Patrlol Star Rl., Ga!Upolll Pit flt.21!3 liS# ~.,,...,l'loifi, 0 No. I ................28 "'•• U 22 1969 On Tue.......,, 1 Apr ' the Chevrolet Bowling Leaa\le met at Slcylllle Lanes for then. nal Week ol the 1968-1969 &el• son. Team No. 9 fDDk 6 poinlslrom Team No, 5. Bob IIYers had hiall for Teom No. 9 with 484 total pins, SDd Merriman J<lhnson had hllib for Team No. 5 willl535 !<>tal pins. Teom No. 7 took 8 points from Team No. 10. Charlie Lupton had high for Team No. 7 with 552 total plna, and John Finoe,y had hiall for Team No. 10 with 522 ,IRNEST THORNE ' o No. 7 . • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 No. 4•... , , .•.•• • ..•• t4 IM-(0&1 \ 0 No. 3. • • • •.•••••••.•• 69 No.8 .•••••.•.••••• :6S No. 10 • • • •••••• •••• •• 66 "400" I, o ..jn.j. ,:~:~i!tt~?!r:&-:,_~~ Of . monies 31. Bulgarian coin 32. Turkish cham ben l3. Bailie ~~eaport -,r,r 3t. Timt1 nround tbe tratk 36. "Of~ and " 3&. Hindu pel . ""''Z:""T,"" i I I . �I , •I . :.: ''t. ~ · -<o:~~ ~ :;~{Fttu:ft: ·.•Y;·rc··a rg'-~~~e~ : ~:~ 4·~~;:;~ ~i~; 4 - .~. ~~~ ~\~;,, POMEROY- Cllalqing·t.he '' eolor "' t968 u..... Dille tu ·~- i~ • '~,.~· . ::··· 1 -·· •'f':' .~; > f ~ .....~ It ' < •• '• ' ~ I '~ \ I I ~· I ' ' ·~·. '' ' ~ ~ ',. I ''' I ' ' fl " ,~-. 'J- ·r '' t' :.;.u, . MeN.,_ . thlo yoor"o lf1le proved <08117 ~op RQ , I Portland 111111 Fri. dQ 1n Molp ~ C<IUrt. · \lqr;~~ Ttrl"Y Lie Brew-.,, 22, was ,'i lined on loor charps IUod by Melp ilepltv !l!erll!RobertBee..... the relllllt of being appro. 1b~ honled lor attempting counter' . · ;,.,;.- ~ ..,lllit~- &lltl- iln,. CarOt•slttroN; felting Gf reglotration charp. 111 1 ~ Gf l'oll · 0111¥ . 2f1 lW7 tleth, ,18, Brewer received a 30 days ptq~. [q w diJ. ore!, 10; ,: . . • Ucense auspensi<ll and a $10 and · Fon'elllng bottcla ..~ ~ lira. .luiH' lllcPbDUJ)I 0! ., To ule Poopie of tile Glllfliollo eosts fine"" the alleged cwn!AorPOMEROY - Names ot allJ. Phil MlU R. GreOnleO Pt. Pleuint, hS Euc1!4 a 111-..ta~w. ,.p~ · . C!f.y Scllool lli'otem: ~ felting t:l. registration charge. dents ouned to the hoaor roll d. Reed, ~~ ::!:'~~~=~~·= on a · i a 1 u r e to 11e1J the m.jor will be blaried·~ .r It II with areat concern tor Other counts lor which he re- Meigs Junior Hlg!l School!<r tile san. ellarp; Darrall Coonouy, $15 He ""' aa Air Foree pllpt· the future of tho YOUIIi peoj)(eln COlved $10 and roots fifth six weeks gradlrw ll<!ricxl GRADE SEVEN - Melanie ,., 'a dllllurbllltl the peace chirp; ca.rlnc World War n 111!11 ,.._ . YGU!' conimunlcy thlt I write thlo llnol were lor lalllng to Die an- have been announced. Burt, WWiam Arnold, ~OCIIIBDIIAI!II turnod tu active ~ In 1953, I - . Their future wiUbell'eatapplica: for regi~~;a Maldre a grade of .. B"' or bet· eey, v::-Cis;:~, ~: and battery chargei Jaek Prlch- tWJ.ir"IP"JNfJ.W>'ff!l'r!Wliftb7"0:: ly Influenced b)' ttae qualiO ot pay tax, uretomake"''')N ~ ter in aU their subject& to b& terW, James Couch, J. ce DIY.. ard, HltchlnJ. J()r., Ceall J'. Hat_.. .education '"" recelwe in your cation for certlficete o! tiUe oil rl&, l!aotar, K1.• alid Jerome G. Carters Announce IChooloyotem, ,!lliet ~herJ. . ., and tlctlt:lous registration. named to the r were: ' . F'1s, Robert F.SMt Ezra Ktaer, Hell, Clndrmatl, all -.50 <Ill . }I GRADE NINE - Susan An11- Gory O'Dell, Paul Pearaon, Ro1>.. , I bave Uvod !Ill' entli-o' lifo In . hI Ye 'picpl other Malga Counzy Court rews, Richard Ash, Doris Barn- ert Romaburg, Deb Sehuck, Be>- opoedlng cblrpo. Br"rth of. Fr'rst So.n this communtt.Y. llll'••tedlron) , ~mabave~ ·' ·Siii~ JOurl, wlilllqo action, Jlulge Fm W. Porter, h rt Ire Ber ry, ty Roaebtrry, Gloria Slrver~ GAllS. I was from """' m . • teacherl Jr., fined Bill Slran, Mi&ueport, a ' ne Bernes, ""-' ~ 4ltO .......... ·~~ '' ~ .,..,...ac,....... ..,...." '. ' · ·.. .. ' · $15 and - s . speeding; Walter Tmo Crisp, Mike Cullums, Jo Keith llmllne, Judy Slaler, liarigs GALLIPOLIS - Mr..... II GAllS !bat I received lllocD· 1 Ellen Diehl, AMrea. Dewhurst, old Sisson. Joe Ros8nhaum, John e. . cation that enabl4!d me to coo\. pt'qJOIIlo which ireit ~d 1m. ''Gocy W•.iluak. ~1 r.rter, Patriot Rt. 1,.& pete .mctel..- uu.., .... w1~ De bra Garnes, Vickie Grate, NarJoo Ash, Steve Alxlerson, Karen Bal"' atudentl .Pi-ovo the 'qllallcy Gf our ....... · . cy Greenl... Connie Grueser, ly, Dovld BornNrt, Reail8 Blrw, IIOUIICe tile birth of 1 oon, Iron) other &ehooil fl>r mY col- tlOnal IY&tem iad I hivo crtif. '' 20 at lrcQoll Generol lloopiW, lep -.catlcm, lam very sreat- elled tboee proj,ows Whteb I Melanie Hackett, Shelly llall, Pat RickY Bolin, Donna lloyd lllnh .,.-,_·Jot Harris, Frank Homtlan, Debbie Boyles, :11ary Janey, Geneva Ironton. 1be baby .welg!lecl 1' .lui lor tile llipei-tor odofO&n loll ~d ba detrlmontal to our HESS TllRNS · 75 1 May, Mary Midkiff, Diana King, Kbw. Mary Krawaczyn. Keith L' pOUDis m1 14 OWJCe~ and baa tbat r recelved lrom\ Upoaely ochocil. I bev.e triod 1101 w let BERLIN MoO Sherry Ki'1<, Kent Kloes, llo.vld Little, 1o1Jke May, AlanlllcLol¢beeo Donlol Loe. ~ lo under...ated" Rio Grande CoiL IIIIo worklnler!onwlth!III'.C~I-. · ~• prell,lltted .t ~ 1/otUr. : Krawscz)10, CoMie Laming, Pam lin, Robert Moodlspalll!h, J POMEROY _ Thurman &t,_ ba!rw woiC<IIlled 1>3' a slater, lege. This lllperlor ~alley ol room : re11110111fbUI~eo, .,- fD Rudolf llell. f¥r blo 75ih Manley, Cheryl Nelson, Darla Morris, Sandra Floccarl, Rod- eoek, Jose&mfne Babcock torur- Oorlene. 5• 81lieatlon enabled me to' com.. I am led w aiJUmo .that tilt blrthdt,y 1 u lll unlnyit811"pesll Matel'IIIIIIJ1I"""'rentl11feMr• . plate my Malter Degree at Ohio• r...,.. lor tho Board's refusal ~at"'! ilulel._ ~ . TENERIFE, Canary Islands Neutzling, Marla Neutzllng, Ann ney Frecker, btgrldRaw!ey,Ron- ence L. Atherton, Lucillell AtbOhlinger, MIIIIJ< King, Steve Pow· dy Hill, Dlnlb Erlewloo, Hazel erton, JIOI"Col, Olive, and Mra. lloyd llaJnptoo, Wol- l!nlveralcy through &lll'aduateao- w lll'ant ma a CC111t1miJ1a eon- Pii'OII lor the ...W.ie Gf Adolf ' {uPn- Seasoned travelers mako. 1111 paterl81 i1111111l!U"enta al~ sDci a aeholarlhlp, It ell, Margaret Riggs, Mllise Rlz. Erlewllll, Delmaa Golf, Albert John w. Arl>aogh, Ethel Arer!oo, lraci Ia baled 11(11111 thli acil\'1. HIUer'o lm'mer dtP11jo; :•. lng the .tlrst commercial cruise 1111 .Mro. Georp E. 1o lor tiuo hJ&h 91ali!l' of -.caer, Stewn stanley, Leanne """" Smith, Jeon o~-M•·-, Ra'"'"' ba""" are Mr, fl', I must also ll""!'e thot a 1be Well)em aiUOi, illllutl on the $72 mlllion li~r Queen ~... ~"·•..., .,.., to Fredl Dye, Lot, 1'lt>- Certet BldtreD Rt. 2. c; •Becky Scaggs, Coonie Radford, Snider, Jll' wamer, Hobble Hatpers Plaina, Olive. . , .I reavtlon that I felt Indebted to tbll teacher's •Ill dOlo not lnelude ~ of Ha11'1 post, loll · Elizobeth D, agreed Saturday Becky Wright, Ed Young, Joe ria. en~ntl are Mr. arxl Mrs. eommuniQ'. Involvement In IIIII> matters. . I01"l'J lor hlo old, eccetltrlc s he has shaken down to a Milton ll Circle, Thebna 11. Clarence ~-r Patriot. 8 ... Welker, Becky Will, Clarence · ~w • lbavet.us~rtotGAIIS!orthree Thlo Iotter Ia IIOIInfalded w 101110 1!11¥ Insane - .11!&11 w1io II magnilcient ship but lacks the Wllliams, Mark Taylor, Fred MeDwam' Will Circle toW, Ben Blckel"ll, Helen ri.Mr. alii Mrs. Pan Wagoner, Pat- 1e&rl. ft hao been an enll.lbten<au.te o rev.-111 llftheBoard'a sam., a, u t e - ~~~~­ elegance arlf warmth ot her J. Bickera,parcels,Cheater,Sutot. · 1 1 · Thmnpson, Samson Darst, Mike ton. ..~ ..06- exJ~er ence. have been as- do<IBion.lrealloethlt!bavebeeu lo the 0111¥ lnmai4 bi 1 l'rllluxurious predecessor. le- 01\ bljllt !~ 160: , ,,.. · Paul M. Darnell, na s. Darnell I ~""on Stands FU'lll !"dated with I !lnegroopofdedl- rotnovod from 1111' "I like her, but she doesn't Struble, John SWartz, Pam Bur•on. Debbie Ohli-. Seek An Oftioo to Edtrard G. Freeman, norence L><fl' have the warmth ,vou fe1t on the GRADE EIGHT - Robin Crew, _ Freeman,_laere, Pomeroy. Queen Mary," said George BHI Chane,, Merri Ebersbach, aNCJNNATI CUPO CincfnJohn W. Arbaugh, EtheJ ArPilgrim, a building contractor, In Support Rodger Clark, JOOn Frazier, naU attorney Harry Me. D waln, ba·from. l.otx!on. "Too metallic aBI . zl """' to AiDes C. Hill, let, Ol· Steve Jewell, John Kaufl', Roger who WI& defeated by Fra er lve. e~r dll)er you know. Could COLUIIIBUS (UJ>D - ,1be Ohio Pearce, Sfleila Hawk, Beth Fultz, Reams In the 1966 .DemoeraUe BenJamin Ralph Sewell, Minta stand a bit of toning down." American LoBI«• today rellm'"I miss the heights of the David Gerard, Karen Hale, Chris- gubematorial primary, s8turday Johnson· SeweD to Charles E. ated Ita stand IIU(IIlOrtlttg eoUoRO romns in the first Queen tine Robinson, _Jim Schmoll, Mike amoonced he Will nm next )"ear Chancey, Maey A. Chancey, lets, ROTC lll'OIIl'IDIS aad that awtogovei'I'ICn' ~ .... Elizabeth," said F, L, Abel, a Sayre, steve Stanley, Greg Stew.. for either U. S. senator,.--....t~··CIIS8. Emma Salser, Grover Salser, prlate accroditatloa be pv'"' tD retired Englishman. .. An;J I art, Desiree stlll, Richard or attorney general, • ""'"'~~& tlleprorramo. · Sr., to Ronlld L. Salser, Janl~e noticed s<111e looseness behiht Vaughan, Dallas Weber, Jane on drcumstances." · 1be Legloa aloourpdeollegu McDwaln, a former state rep- K, Salser, 1. 43 acre, SuttoD. one of the bars which was Thomas, Stf{lhen Bratton. Jim and unlversiUes w e>paDd rethoir Vernon L. Weber, UarpretB, shaking could stand some Boggs, Richard - Bailey, Jon re.senta.Uve, did not elaborate on Bunce, Edgar Abbott, George Af.. what he meant by •''dependhlg on weber, Rudl Baer, Paul ll Baer tban curlall lew enforcement tightentrw:. u training_.. nott • uov~o. '--· ·- A•Wnson, ~ .., •• ~ Bak• clrcumslall<os.'" Howeve'r, he to Georse Morrison, Lois MorrlAll were quick to add thet "Remtction In strength of wr operat1CII1al bugs which ndned a er, Janei Biggs, Steve McGulftn. has Indicated to assoclateJ: that son, 56 1-3 acres, <lleater. relel'Ve military olflcers 1011 of· his declalon on which omce to Bradley B. Pooler, Caryl E. trial run in these same Canary lecUvenell In detecting and sucseek wculd depend on whotheothPooler to GObert A. Woods, Vlcld waters Christmas week aM PETITIONS CmCULATED cellful eonvlctlon of t1tooe COIIIV. Woods, 1,4 acre, Chaster. mlttlng Wtla)'lul aad Qlepl acts cauaed pWJlic gloom in seatar.. 9udents and .eotne adults cir. er candidates would be. Glenn ~ Cundiff, Rachel E. would weaken tile abWcy Gf our lng Great Britain had been culated petitions throuabout GalA new kind of cotton cush· extermitated. lipolls Thursday nil!lot 00 bebal! ioninl has reaHience and Cundllf tu ChalUe Greer, Groce country to naist revolution." ·the Llmj>lng Liner of Gary Rulk, GAllS mal!twt. cflllb re1latence. Lollm·laid; ., G-!,er, ~.. ~J'~u-. In the December trW turbine lcs and pbys:lcs instructor. blades were snapped b,v vibra· Some 50 atudents gathered at tion ami the 65,000-ton llner Grace VnUed Methodist Church more than three times the between 7 and 8 p.m. lor anoth.. length ol a football field ll.mped er "we want Rusk" rally. Rusk back to Englalll. The Cunard was oot rehired by the board of Line refused to accept her from education last Tuesday night, the builders and the subsequent BY JACK O'BRIAN Plaza - danced r1a1rt over tile ScreeD Gemuecrelarl'.twoyoua cancellation ot eight cruises, NEW YORK - Sidney Polt- lobby furniture .... llttccom the qo .... II JOU -.elate II a e, lncluding the scheduled Jan. 17 JUVENILE FINED ier was a JIOOf ldd in tbe BaOoatlng crap liD& knockod of! lntlreoUag palntiJta ID· lee DC11ir malden wyage from SouthaJnpGALLIPOLIS- Jlllge JolmW, bamaa but a rich aoltlt: he'D ton to New York Cicy, cost the Howell fined Aaron E. Peck, 16, cruiBtl his old watera on a lta- In 111 Eaot BOo• aparlrmml man- Klrtptwl'aloteotcoUoctloaafwa. apr's Oat didn't make tile (lll· ter colora It the Hammer Gal, CCUJIIMY $7.2 million. Rt. 2, Bidwell, $10 aid costs, l1l'iou 1 yacht .... Pl~y'a nood 110r1 .... l!olq< Dorin On h 11 lei"Y .., E. $7th Sl .... ADd Jan Despite rough waters on the Saturday in Gallia County Juven,.,_ to the Careries which lie Court. He had been cl·~ '-· contreloldrell Is Sally Shellleld Ralph Abernatlty dortlm-l8rlorlal De Ruth'• brilliant - · ... 'tl a.eu ul -a.... had w. began in S...tlmnpton oo ••rll the State lllihwiY Patrol. Cltod - ••~ ooce an NBC ..,. period) l>oushtDve(llllntlngsfnlm at the CriiiO-KorcltiD Galler!Oo ' "" b ~~ poll dlea &how " " !ltolley Winters Roy M. ilelnbera: al the E,. 38nl In llltthallet. · 22, the new liner rose smoothly Yc v ee, Rocky E. Frazier, felt like Gtneer Rogers leaviD,g St. Ai'llsll 9towroom. Former _.............., ibiiir and etrlciently to its first port 17, Gallipolis, forf'eited a 123 the Tony Awards ball at the Veep il>lro " - ' ' 'l'oolllltt • Jmte Pic...,. Langiey (romomber abow Ylalt wao brlalrt, dipllled . The Pickens, Slllers'IJ' had Iter of for .and proved all the cheap. comic own vemls- II thO Wall1 F. swiped It hlmareJuotOliiiOaitloa- GoUerte1, aloo ·E.· 57th ·&1 , •• cllchel. ADd Nona.._,., wlfeafBerg. Dlndta love Spiro AineW'I ao- doi1-Goo!ltnla'o owner o\adrew auranee blo Administration ..,,, C".....,.a CipOtled, ber own m1a1 • · keep lllll"VeWance over -..,., gallery called "Nena'oFanq"la ••trwbl!l" lp)ts" a& Vietnam, Ko.. her bulband'a blndlome aew ;. rea, "andiiY-IIPirt"? ... NCIII- lllde Gf Ber(lllorl's (also 57th I lnsled fl>r oa Oscar In bar !!rot st.) for promlainc )'GUlli! artlotl. film "Faceo,"I4'JII Corllnwasa Den ellllllvie ClllwU II a clal!dDJ W.....i llg. aer ot 72: dat<o• tour _ ,... It ooce 1011 ·IIIII lomtd time w direCt lite tamer action In ,._,. ~.11 1 Dll'e" ~... Ac- · ter llal ohellocl out a ......ted $300,000 lor I CO • OJ> the Weot lldel .... Fur tloltlon llhow .... '•barl~ luctlcin In llanacO wa1- ~- whoeloe- Prlitce l!olnler •••• Who 'colleetied I ·s ui , j llaa Ceooack fur, coat Iron) Mlke . Fort.ot'o 111111. ·• . AlleinbJ1tpanllortlnG!a.g Gf N. Y. bas be'ea ~ polio victim IInce tha ap ct 13, 1!11 con). Summir and 11<1cauon lime is almost here, if the old "Bli88Y" is milled wYOlo lor the N, Y, ltete ::a u.-- " 'J:%:1 ...... 1 Queen Lacks Ai>fl! '1 •· l • '/ ·' • Devdled To 1Jie lnteretiJ Of,1Jie Meltfw· MOMm Area IS : " "·BY ROBERT HOEFUCH •t .RenoD Pllll>Oint. canton. 1~ 1 8 majoring In radlolll!ll 'lelovloloo atOitloUnlverolzy,Wio cr~ t.Jfsa Soullern Ohio of IHI:.II tile Meli• JUnior II(J!I ,3,cbool In P-roy Satur<ioy ll!lfit; li 1'!!1 . .811ntcUve red • ...red, ...-oc1 wltnr ol tile !11th · llloo Scttthern Ohio Pilll" 11..., ao ovaUon by a it t,W,!Oldma·te)y 700 per- < abe walked the ....,OJ' '!i> ,,Ooc;(itde tho pogeant. ·~:'~~Piel'()<lint, In cCIII!liOtitloa .I - · - aD ADier1.0:. ~.· L :.- , )!. :I 4 ' ,. ~ l h ,, ~ ) i l. ,, "' ' i ' '~: ~. ~ I• ., y i !I ·~ ,, ·~ ~ ' I •' H '• ;; !: I '·I . I r· ' • l ~ .I ~=:;.••••bond speeding.•••-•••••••••• ••-Yakbita IE.CII'r ' '' frftZJ llol...,.. _.,.__Ill . GET A lOW COST lOAN Hill '. ..... sorta ~ lusgish, maybe you are thinking about a bright shiny new ;691 Your automobile dealers here have a nice selection now and are ready to trade, Whtn you buy your next new car it 111111 pay you to check our bonk Auto L0<1ns . Rates are low, ref'llyment is conveniertl. sized lo your income. Finance your car, here . · . . .... bill,made -~~-::~'3~cha:.: hll.'mind .. II>Iaclt In llblch be laid: doo't 1!10' 'God "" !It . let Pte UyUj 1j11.1 11>rm . ~;:.Nrh!Poltwa' sof~ll<\ bit here 011 . 17 til on tlti.a'j bill/' There ~·lor ~~ If the a.1 5 Jt be ,.,..... btin ,< ~· .IIIQp ..... ~ ' IAI·D · ·e«htJin;t Jati.onal · "" " ;.171k ·fi1ZBIIII . . : • i_) \ ·:. ,-I n · 'j 0 era, I _ ___;_PO.=.:..:.:M:::ERO.:.::..:.Y...:..M __:_ID _D_L__ EPO~RD __:_,...:.o.:... ·H_IO_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M_O_N_D_>4-_Y._A_P_RI_L2_8-',_196_9_~:-'\ c .. • •y '\> . ',·. • college ib'IB with the oxctp!ion of one, Mill Shirley Gueltig of Racine - moved through an excollont hlllbllly cype delivery of "DoiD' What Cc:mes Natur'lly" . rr ... "Amle Get Your GWI" In the highly c~tive talentmont"Of this you'• (iOgeaiL AI the new MlooSoutllomOblo, MlooPiert>OintwQIKOtotlleMloa Ohio~~~~- 1 prellmloaryof the Mloa AmorlcaPageolll- thlo llDIImer at cedar Point. She la oloo elCiecdltl to 8JliiOIU' In Paneroy In J11110 wbea tile aliDIIII Big Bend Reiltla II held. cmndltll PWpolnl wu nmno...., In tile SaiUro MJ'Is l..e.UrleScbaefer, Columbu1, . Flrsi Mba Southern Ohio ft. 1968, who dey nlgltl pogeont Wll Mill Am waa entbuaia.Ucally reeelvecl al~ Holter, daaghter of .Mr. alii Mrs. so by tbla year's papant-audt- Roy Holter Gf p...,eroy, Route 3. Miss Holter. a student at Ohio ence ill sevenl.-nncea. Recently lllliiOd Mils Cealnl state Uniwnity, moved effecOhio, Mill Sehaeler will retwn tively lhrOOJih the talent, owtmapln thlo you lei tile Mill Ohio aull 1011 ewnlng gown CCIIIIH'tiP_.nt Cedar PoiJitloriiiOih- tlon w win pageant hcioora. 1be er 11'1 lor the Mill Ohio Crolm. tall, brown • eyed blond was e• Mill Seluler re<eiYOdtremOIICI- thusiasticaliJ recelnd tn her ·OU~ opplauoe fnlll ·tile JI080&II! ·acrobatic;: talent eornped.tionraun4 audieuca I I she 4 'Thl Jm.. bar. As first runoer.q;~, Mill HoltPOIIlble Dream," . ~ the runer will become Miss Southern WIJ', 1bl1 Is tile oe!Oetlonllho has choaeo for her In Ohio if for an)' reason. MluPter.. ..,.,. II Ulllltlo w oene In tho lbo IliA Miss capadcy. second runner.q~ was ao Ohio Unlveratcy .iunlor1 Bonnie SUsan Pooley of Hamilton. Mill Pooley was effecUve in an Hawaiian dence c1urltW thalllent COIII(1etl· tion. Sbe lae studied daaclqj six yeera 1111 taught dancing three 7elrs. Prelidlne over the presen-:- 1111111 of awards w the !1111101'1 were Mlas Schaefer and Mlsa Gloril Buck, P<DBI'V)', IIIIas SCuthem Ohio of 1987. M111 Buck also made several apJ*raneea durtrw tile pogeact 1011 wog tor tile llrot tlnto. follolllnl .. her I, 'I '· o or ROTt ;; ' pol-• limP• ...-. ,; ;V ::.;O::.:L::.,.·X:::X:.:.:11___:,:N.:.::O::.. . .6:::,_ _ _ _ __ ii"r.. Property·. TranSJers • ·-;$' t :: Says N . ew .1' J)ballaldeo, reiiulll In ~l._"lth .,..ra~.y within 16 houri "~ ... taltina:. m M ' '~ Alillnlta i -ate .;'.' '' ~ id I.IP,ODI Ita 'rictlml pOj,e Cle• 411' ·mjoit vn 1n 15~. ne . .~lll''• ' "· .,, • ~,.,; " '',:I 1!19ot ' . I'-· Elegance 'j; ~ i 1 ~:··'f> ~:' iL Fifth Gradmg p. d .e rio ( Honor R0 II. Announce • d. I.' '.· ·Kallnowlld ·Ill.!~ ·· "'!ffi,· IIOI'ke4.,~ . ' iri._,' ~ · ' ·-V.t, ·~ flO III!II<Nts,~.o~p; Jci!,i; ~ ~- ~ ~~- 't ~ Alhci-Ot!. ·~~~..'a"~~!r ·;Jdl~..r ~. Alliliad, Ky., $10' 1011 ton, $10 Ill!! coila/ llelltlojl cooU, ' '!I\IP ~.IicD;'Co'lii ·w ' W,• •· ~=~ 00811, ~ - ~ Lee reld~i Jlllchiel"' ~; 1111, Jidc""" .U a ' Deem, 111. 1Reod..Ule, $10"0IId .Bidwill,. !ilhu-ew r~ ~-~reline; ·c. . , . .· • 11, ~ ~ It$ and ....._ • , . • ~ J)opaJ.fp~i<o~ -;;;;._, 0 0 . · I•. ,' · . •. 111!11 ' ···~u1011 coati, 'In CeiJil!i!QI. dl" ... • 'i '~ I ~ vocal witb an excellent modern Jan dance to uMyHeartBelonp to Dadd)'." · WinDIJW the Mlaa CorwenlaB!l' award ror the pageant was Mia& 'VIrBIDII Moe Thomao, alooolw>ior at Ohl.o University, rite is a natlw of Pennsylvania. She was weU recoiYod In tile talett ccifn,. peddon with her vocal, "Love II Where You FiDd It!" FIVE F1NALISTS AmoqJ tile nve Onallsll Gf lite pegea.Jt Jodelle Guidotti, Columhu&, who presented a SODI and dance to •4Hey1 Look Me Over" in the talent segment, aid Cheryl Pesky, Parkersburg. W, Va., a &tldent at Marietta Col· lege, who wa1 imprttssive in a dramatic act. Mits Guidotti ia an Ohio university student. . other contestants Included suoan sedlak, Sprlng!leld, Ohio u... iversltyi Silllra Capizzi, New Jersey, RloGrande COllege; Lynn Rogers, Cleveland, Ohio Universltyj Kacy Conner, C<iumbus. Ohio University; Judy Lyme Hall, CheiiOjiOike, Holzer School of Nursirwi Donna Diane Sehelling, Vfrglnta, Marietta U>l· lege, aiXI lauryn Osley, New York, Ohio University. Members of the Big Bend Minstrel Association presented Ute divertissements between the segments oi c<JII'I98tltion witb Mrs. (Contlmled 8) ,, were oo- IIBl RENELL PIE_., <'a...... loll, l1 plc:tontiJall alter ltebw crw,... Mlsa Southera Ohio ofl96911 Soturdtt,y ltigltt'a !11th IIIIIUIIJ)IpertlnPomeroy, Wlthherlollleo J.ur!a Schaefer, Mloa Southern Ohio ofl968 woolo -111111 Central Oblo IIIII wiU also tuke put in this summer'I Mill Ohio Pte011111. Mill Sehaeler was weU recel"ted 1>3' tile laqe 11tdl.,.. as abe made oeveral lljlJ>OUIOcO&clurlatr&lit~JWTnllltt'oe..._ Some days it doesn't pay to stir RERE ARE THE 1IINNERS Gf tile llla1 - - Oldo Pageont with tllelr trophiea. Lett to rlg!lt, VIrginia Thcmtaa, PennsyiYanla, Miss CorwenlaBIY; Boonte Pooley, Hamilton, setoad .nmner-t.Pi Ann Holter, Pmteroy Route 3, Brat rumerup, atld Renell Pierpoint, Mlu Southern Ohio of 1969, Pony Blamed In Accident A !lOllY rumlnt .,loose in o rural toad .,.,..., one Gf l1ro •... •· ltlwdes: 'Life Lies' lor years without gelling caught s-oil thlt be thought he could pt away juot 11 easily with ~ clemency to Lica- voli," Life aalcL The article aaid Rhodea PW"· chasod lanl lot a home, paid his taxes 1011 conducted other pirao.l bualnen with "lcm!.s,. frcn ctpq)'lgn rums. Rhodes countered with a dlr· eel deniaL . "I dell!' cotegorlcally lhat I have, u Govarnor of Ohlo, received an,y mooay UlepJJr or immorally," Rhodes aald. 11Nor have 1, aa a public omdal Ia Ohio before I was goveroor, ever received money which could be ~ copatrued as c~ tion to I slush fund.'' Licavoli, leader of Toledo's infuilOUI "Pur:PJe Gaa(' In the 1930o,"iao been lttwrlll<llllld· l'or 35 years II the Oblo PillltaDtlary on a con1'1.ctl.on of parttclPIIinl In loor murdero. Rhodes recently CCIIIllluted hla natence, maldqi him eligible !or l)81'de. . Parole Denlod The state Parole a..rd, bow· ever, t-a Llcavcil's .., pllcatl.on.l. ' •aled w\ieoi,"D....._ ..;.,_...., ......,_ F.,.. ..,....,.... L( ~ loll'o IUe . .nco; he lild the w••· former sa~WSter at 65, a sick tutd dying man. !Jcavoll was transferred from the prlaoo to a l!ri>ttte bolpllll March 28, alter sul!erirw whal authorities termed 111 massive heart at.. tack.'' In its article, LUe said per10111 Walhllll! 1>3' the IKISJ>IIll could observe Licavoli atrollllll! paal hlo window and alarilll! out over tite parking lot. '~ver the r~ C(ll'ldltkll of Licavoli's health, tbe truth Ja thlt law enforcement o!Ddall - 1111 sizeable nnnben of mob I-ra - honestly lear what wm heifpan .If Ycllillle makeo It out." Lire aaJ4. t•Rellable ...,...., In Detroit, Clevelanl, Toledo 1111 CoiiDIIbuo - whore all good pnptero &II(IIIOseclly are rootbw hard tor Yormie's rellooe - repOrt thll'e Is a let of worried talk. .. IJ!e laid IJca..U wants w take clllllllllll of orpnlzod crime In ...-them Ohio II he lo relea~ed, "or be paJd In 6dl the pro!lto hi• old racl!eta ha,. shown In 1be .PIIt ~)'ear .. '' 1be 111111111lne oald Llavoll baa retau,., woo oto ot4fl ...... nected with tile Malia itil !bat It ""' Pnerai!l knatnt that (c.ntl- ... I'll• 8) Friendly Mission Costly PT. PLEASANT - Some days near Clifton when they were it just doesn•t pay to stir from crowded df the highway. w.-.:::~~worwx.w. bome, even to console friends Durfee gut in his car to go to The Meigs Count;v 9tori!l' 1 who had been lniurod In a hlt!h- 80 Burdette Add. w vlelt t b· e Dept. was IUIDlnCII18d tJds way accident. Woomera. morning to lmeotlgsteabreok&tch , Dla.Y be the . COIIclusloo At 12:lll p,m., at Jacki!Xt Ave. 1ng and onterlng ..a - · · ·-· "'- atan~~ · M. · Durfee, -22; 1011-26111 .a. Ilutfee bit tlte....,. service Slatton In 'l'u!>liOr• Gf 93 Burdette Add., who &~n. ·. end Gf a car thlt had stiJJrped, Plalna. day' at noon learned Mr. ml driven by R. E. Holstein, Jr., 9!erlll Robert C. llartonMra. Roy Woomer, lJ, Pleao- 25, OhloRiverRoad,POintl'leasbsch aald the burglary was IIIII, bad been InJured Saturday ant, who In turn rammed tile reported 11 8:10 a.m. lzy staj, --~•dents car ahead Gf him driven by LllUoo Owner Looter Hawk. Tools nc(: llan Merle AIUaoa, 52, Gf 2100 and other merchaadlse were Llneola Ave., POint Pleasant, &tolen. 1be lmestlption was waiting to make tile turn at 28111 the Woomer'o II Malcia Cetat1J Motors, Damaces were e~ eel II $1,500. Clb' JIO(Ico lmeotlgsted ~ er acddent over the weriiDI, Involving two ,.,.. .- . - · ~ f:D p:m., mal~bi •, . 11101. •illoi;. · Robert Austin Fowler, 30, Point Pleasant,. JIO(Ice aald, otap. weekend ll'atnc acddents InVesl)ed lor aredllshtatJacklmAYL tigated by Meigs Cooney 9oerl!l and 28th Sl., when tho car bohled Robert C. Hartenbach's Dept. him, drlv.., 1>3' Romattceleo 'I'UDA car driven 1>3' WUIIam Thostalle, 41, . Lakin Slate ii>apllll, mas Carleton, 26, RD, Racine, !alled tu atop. had ·ml(llum damage when lt ran conUauing 8 t...... street. Durfee was dted rm failure Fowler waa driYina a !lite of! clllllll;y road 28, 460 II. north w.cw.nw:r:rff.Wtttrfllii.1Sf!LLLE£Llct of Route 124, and Into a ditch. Tbo state II(J!Iwa,y Patrol In- to have his vehicle under eoo- Road truck. Tuaotalle Wll cited for failure to bave bi1 tebfcle vestigated two one car accidents trol. aald be w,nt Into t h e Mayor Legar Fines ADd his car Is resting bezlde IDider control. ditch to avoid bitting a JIOQythlt Sllnliay, one In Molga aad ooe In ran onto the rural road in front GalUa eo..rt;y, No ....... InSaturday of hil car. No injuries or ar· Jured. One driver waa arreated. root were reported. One defendant !orleited a Cerl 8, Yost, 26, Rt. I Vln. 1be otber accident occurred and two otherJI were fined Satur- · tDn, ria chersed with driving Frldo,y at 8 p.m. on Slate Roote dey n1g1tt 1n the coort o1 I'Wno· while intoxicated aa result r1 an 338, one and one-teath ndles roy Mayor Charles Legar. Foraortb Gf the Blind Hollow Road. felting a $25 JIO&Ied on aa accident It 4:f0 p.m. Saturda,y A 1966 model hall-too truck open fiask cbarlll waa CI&Udo on Sliver RIDl Rd., five - tenths driven by James Martin Zu1- o. Cam..,.,U, address unlmown. of s mile wesl of Rl 7. . ' OJncers said Yost's car went pan, 16, MaiOII, wont · out of Flnod were WWiam P e c k, A'I'IIENS, Ohio (UPI)... Claude the VItal components Gf I Utiicmtro1 and bit a tree. The truck Chelhire, $5 and coota, lml)ro(>- of! the left elde of the highway R. :;owle, dean o1 tile COllege versiQ' comnuadt;y. '' wae ._-ted demoll&bed. er passing, and Otto Johnson, into a small creek. There was of Law at the Unlversley <4 C1nSowle eald be believed the ZuSJIOIIIOII 8 pas..,_, Ruth address un1mo1m, $10 ar.d ooots, moderate damage to the car. m. Yoat is BCbet:klled for an ap. clnnati, has been named to auc- · tru&tees, laculey, JarreD. Rt. 2, Racine, both sua. . on intodcallon cha.rgtls. coed VernOn Alden asl»"eddent mlalstrutloa and lleil at Ohio (IOiriDCe in Meigs Cooncy COUrt. talned lacerations but were not No charge was filed in an ac ~ of Oblo Unlverelcy, It was an- Unlverslcy watld _.. to(llther seriously injured. No arrest was LOCAL TEMPS In the 7ears ahead, IIIII <1111 Ill cident at 6 p.m. on Rt. 141, nounced lnda,y. made. 1be temperature In I'Omeiw' I HYen-tentbs mlles west ct. Gal.. Aldea reelgned e!!ecUve at CUIBOlldate the Krell ..W dowutowu ~IJiness dlltric:t It UJ10lll, 1bere waa minor dan>- the ODd of the scboul achieved 4trlng the - . 11:15 a.m. today was 6odelree8, ap wtile car. year to enter private bu&lne81. tloo o! JII'Oeldenta JCJhn C. lllk· PROCLAMATION SIGNED with rain. Sowle wlU assume hi a new ckl- er and Vernon R. Alden. but 1be polrol reported thot James Mlddli!JIOrl 11a10r C. 0, Flabalso to move toward uew H. Houck, 20, GIJIJ,polis, head- Ue.s Aug. 1. or loloDdiY morning 8lined a MARRIAGE APPUCATION Sowle's ~Ill was ap· helgbll at atreogtlt aad ei!I!Citn>ed weot. went off tile left elde proclamatloa declaring tile week Neal Wblto, 48, Harrlactmllle, Gf tile hl&hwa,y 1011 his car hit a proved llllllllmouely 1zy the ness. of Mil 4-10 "School Safety Pa- culfledlaa, and NIDcy JBID JosAlden will become cltllrmltt wire leace Olllled by Paul Niday, board o1 , _ , who will take trol wee~t.•• formal action during a Ma,y 12 of the board 1111 eba1rm0D Gf the epb, 31, llarriiiOII'fUle, - . Patriot 9lar Rt. meeting. executive - · Gf tho 1be 40-;rear-old native Gf Do- Co. lttc,, 1011 t h e Sprlng!leid will become tile 161h Sale DeJ10sll and Trust Ce. prealdottt of tile unlverslzy, He bad beea dean Gf tile Unlveraicy of ClnclllnaU College of Law alnce 1965. UJn tbete Umes d trouble,. one 8Ccepla tile presldellcy of a major unlveraiQ" with mixed 2 Over Weekend car•- Two Night Law Dean Sowle President of OU n-., pre""" Walk-Aways Appreh~ded ~" SOwle Nid. ~tYet, my baste feeling today Is ooe ofap. tlmlom. uSohlttona, 1 believe, can be toned lor tile now 111!11 urpol p!oblems we lace In hll!lter edoeatlon: Tben II IINtual UDder· lltllldlng 1011 trult llliOt\8 all of Damage Reported Minor c~~ma&es were incurred to a )llerkod car ownod by ~ Bla- AWl Ce. In ana<cldent In PunBrQY,Sol- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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