https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1ccc65c1826414ef2532067aae9c3a6b.pdf a72537849e9c50f3a69cffe9846c0617 PDF Text Text • ll~ ftli. ~ ,, ;,..._ !:-el'Of-~::~. f . . Fr.,, -.,':a. :ft~ . < Mitch~ti Zeroes Campus HarJ~~~!J,,;: ~. By Unltocl Preao lnlel'11011Dna1 C11111111 protest was overahadowed toda.Y by government reaction ID the vlolonee and dianqtioo whieh bave accompanied lt. The Nixon admlnlatrallon, members of Congress and the judiciary all turned their atlentiOD ID campus dloorders while most dissenters took a May Day holiday Tlllrsday. Att. Gen . Jolm N. Mitchell Thureday said the Nixon adminl-tlon's patience with cam111• radicals Is at an end and prosecutloo will now be presaed ID the ruUest ID end disorders. "If arrests must be made, then arrests there should be," Mitchell said bt a Law Day speech In Detroit "It Is no :!itrirlsslon of defeat, as some "fuay claim, to use reasonable physical force ID eliminate physical Coree." lllGI'e than $2.2 mlllton Ill p1-~ d&mll8e. However, 'the Nixon admlnlatratlon was _.ted ID IIIIIYe toda,y 1o withdraw Its request that college• and unlverlltles desegregate their black s1udles programs and facUlties, The cbange would make poslllble tho establishment of all-blaek programs which solne campus mllltanta have demanded. The ad:miDiotratloo bas prevloualy contended !hat colla· ges which allow segregated programs should lose federal funds. A Cambridga, Ma... , judga Thureday found 169 singing, chanting youths guilty or trespassing Ill the occupation of a Harvard University buDding, The Harvard admlnlatratloo had asked that the charges be but dropped DJstrJct court Judge M. Edward Viela refUsed to do so. 2,300 Arrests The New Jersey AssemblY The attorney general said Thursday passed a bW aUowinK campos protoots tlds year have students the rl!lht ID file suit reaulled Ill 2,300 arrests and ~lnst other students who disrupt classes, ft was believed to be the first such measure In NOW OPEN ROYAL OAK STABLES the nstlon. RIDING RIG - TRAIL RIDES- BRIDLE PATHS Aaron Seals Open Week Ends Starting S.t., May 3 Open Every Day Starting Thursday, May ~29 Located )'4oxt To Royal Ook Park Dies Wednesday Davis Seals, 78, Rt. 1, Reedsville, ('!'uppers PlaiDs), died WedneSdaY evening at the Camden Clark Hospital at Parkersburg, following an extended Aar<»~ He was bom bt West VIrginia, ~ TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY the .son ol the lste James and Mary Bonar Seals. MAY.2 • 6 r. He was a member of t h e DOCTOR DOUTTLE (Technlcolor) Rex Harrisoi>Samantha Eggar (A Family Picture) COLORCARTOON: Tlajuans RWllllng time: 3 Hrs. Admission: $1.00 and SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. ' Slmpsoo Melbodlst Church near Belleville, W. Va., and was a school teaeher Ill Wood and Jackson Counties Ill West VIrginia 22 yeara where he lived most or his lUe before moving ID Ohio Ill 1967. He was preceded In denth by one son, FJdo. &lrvivors include his wile, Mrs. Maeda Dorst Seals, at home; two sons, Glenn, ol Kent, and Eugene, of Akron: 'three daugllter s, Mrs. Sy!Tla Curtis, Reedevllle: Mra. Vera Thomp. son, Elizabeth W. Va., and Mrs. Helea. Beck, Kenti two brothers, Cllll1oe, lofurraysvUle, W, va,, and 9tirley, BeechGrove, w. Va.: a sister, 1\lrs. Ruby McPeek, Belpre: 22 grandchildren, and 21 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at I h o Tuppers PlaiDs untied Melbodlst CIJJI'ch wltll the Rev, Roy Deeter otrtclatlllg. Burial wUl be Ill the Sand HDI Cemetery at Long Bot- MASO . NDRIVE·IH . \ Tonilfrt, Sat. & Sun. MAY 2-3-4 Action waits at trigger• point! 'COUNTERPOINT' Charlton Heston Maximilian Schell Color Lloyd Bridges an~ Joan Blackman in tom. "DARING GAME" Friends may caU at the White Funeral Home at Tuppers PlaiDs In Color anytime, • The moneywise no-nonsense car buyer finances his new car faster and for less with one of our bank < ·Kenneu. llld 33 llludenla ldenlllled tlon. New black ~eons College a t u d e n t s smashed windows and alll8ed a brlel slt-lll ta' protest an SDS slt-lll wblch entered Its ruth day today. At Columbia more than 100 SDS member's cleared wt York-Twenfl Illinois · Vnlverll~' l1!'\fiDI8 qulotl,y left the Delullb SCbool'a -.JuotiiWw•a~ ~ r.. ~ stu- OWrthe~·~~~~i~~ Weather +: . ' ~' IIi dOoltJV• hla lint .-1.l!lai:H or lhli ci~ • :•• 0119 clbatnl boon reaclndod ill! olbera, ~bw c:anii• aloaal iltetrlcta,~""" beiJV racOilllderooL tmts · Qu:lotGpber ~ley llld: "U '' you lave tq ko4Jp rei!!lndit~~Yoor­ ·' self al a llliJw, ',Pirhopa It flowa"'*t-.Sage ~4 ~ Nei!fula'l ,; WASHiNGTON _ tJ. s, m. 'wn.uAJ.t It ' ' Jafdlodsy f8deraJ-a dilial!ed to caai'iiat tile palachla.be.i beell•"iill'reteclentllJ!'oductlvt" "Eiq>l~ pDd Income ....~ ID.r•sit~~ faalllr ~:~~;~ than ai\YWIIere el$01~ lllo Uajtod Sqtea,• he Ilk!, "~ 1 IIW\V piojlle ''"' !•V!III olppelachl& II were Jea.tJv::~t~~~)~i lllraha credfled~.l\'t .alowlng _ollhe AIJI1IIachllp , \ lan'i ao. ·~ · Conllllled warm !Uiday, olble showera In 110U11J. ......,. clear, warm.. Asked on Cigarettes Homer Holley Dies Friday Boy Shot ne Mrs. Quillen ' r \ f. Meigs 2 Fronts In Fight Pituperty: ., . youtb. Slerllf Walker llld lllo three FOR THE GRADUATE ARROW SHIRTS ' . ESQUIRE SOCKS : $UPE.BA TIES . I. rtre Dies Thursday ' Member Feder<~l Ottpoait lnauronce Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $1S,OOQ.OO Whl" · .l Dallas Mumaw BAHR· I J, " ' ,.., i· 4w~ ELBERF·ELDS IN POMEROY . Dies Recendy < Dallal T, MUmaW, 75, former. ~racuse, and a .-an of World War I, baa died at hia home bt lndlaJJopolla. A natl•e of ~eu10, be llv- • ed In JlldlanapollJ the palt 50 7ear1, He waa ~~~~ bt 111o matntenanee depsrtinent of the lndi'RIIpotla Pllbltc SChool• %3 year a. lllrvlvlnK are bla wife, Della: two d&·~·· Mrl. llOrolllJ IY of Jonea and Mra. Systeni cre:; a '!IlP-son. Earl No!:· ton, aU al !Jdlan!lpolto: a brilth- . er, Homer Mpnltf; t Clt+~d 50 8i'iUidChlldren· and 2~ mat- · ~~:1:1: lll'anddllldi'eii. • ~ rw.r.t; service• · were · · • ~~~o ¥1!9"" N.rii;;<''lL•' I lltirlaiW.'IIil t!Je•Aooerlilii and &Aal ···CiiiiPel 'In' '"'llaiQ)Ill~ ftott~.,, ~MIDDLEPORT, 0. OP!N FRIDAY' NIGHT and SATURDl'Y~ NIGHl ' • • > COtton fabrlca re.,. from heavy eorduroj to 1heer. llthlwtllh\ ,voile. · . . < UNTIL9'' Betty . Bunch, bodl ct tptjanapnll.a, and ftve sons, ~IVester, Grand RapldJ, )lleh.; llflliiY, . ~. Freddie and Donald, all of lildlanlpolla; two llteP-<lauihtora. Mrll;' Maey Walta and Mra. Ro!lla MeDon· ~d, and • ,-) ' . I ~ALLIPOLIS .;. Gallla Count,y Proeacu1or llaiiJ!tn c. Klnt IIIIOW!ced Saturday ._ erack~down 111 Junkjarda Ia t!hoWfnJ reoullll, . Wben tile~ cradulolm stsrteclthree weeka ago, Clllli CillO ;lulllcyard In Gallla Coun· ·" wa• Ueeaad.; Tlierll 8te - eJaM wllllliIn tile ~' ~·llld· Every dealer :IIIIo bas ccnlacted, &Ill! IIIIo II was eJ· • *""" SWANK JEWELRY . - ~ llllnlalun ," depioltebi•UIIIIIJ iio ' r : - ·..,-· Admlnlstratloo BuDilbiB at cloaInK Ume Thureday but vowed to tng IJ &lven ror that amount.· Jllridt~~ls ri!Cfalel'ed ~: • , camp ·out aU nllhl, theo retum clime, Friday. THE FACE oF POME!loYo!i' BUSINESS ~ conttluoii IAj The Southeast campus of Chlc1J80 City Callep remained ch-. Rising rapidly are the !lew flllll'leiaolthel'llme•oyFlowclosed and Wright JJmlor er 1i11Gp Which will be loeated mlillttmuut Ave. College was threatened with a . .. ·' · •- t boycott 1odsY. LOTS OF ~IVERSARIES arobnd 111o,-....,s, t IHI!ll, Nr; and Mrs, liJmer llfsell obliOl\'ecl lllolr ftlh lieddlnc an. . nl~~:.:~ee::. 00 ll!lllv~aary of Kermit Waltoo, farmer- .MENS--SUITS AND SPORTCOATS RUTLAND . •o J*llll•• AND SPRING .AND SUMMER WARDROBE Servin( MeiiS County for OYer 97 years ·- tranUctlons through the frel&ht Olflce bt The heerlatl Ia 10t for TueiJIIIl, MIT Galllpolla. · 6, at a.m. Fultz Ilk! •IDIIDI at 111o ., the only other actlvlt,y, Prealdillt Fults ,deplt would recllce lfte qualib' of Nrvlee pnwldid patrons In tho l'olnei'CI&'· - appointed a commlttee al "'""~Y, J!Gbert Wingett and Dale Duttoa lo JMWDinatt' of• llldilleport areaa. otillon. annrer ,Ofl'OI!I warraolf - , Cor' con1e1nJJ1 61 court. Cll,y Collep at New YOrk ...,..tuoc1 SolDo ln~bllinK cloaocl tncloi!Dtteti: ' ., , IJio,y deJIOoil llllllols- SOiite %110 Noflhern Cotllldl """" rkeaib' ' ' Reser~• If the PUC iij1pi'O\'el the iiiiPllcatlui ' to o1 111o Cbe~ '" Ohio Ralllll.)' a~ d Pem Central Rallriood CoiJJpen.y 1o nilke close the depot Ill Rllll0i'07, It wUl rua1t the l'llrtieroy Ffelatit Depot a IIDii.apJJey In firma ualng 111o service to have ID llllile 1 - s llilde U .cltlr · a.re . -w be n6 • . , tqj. ·the nbell IIIIo haVe beeli Oidof4eCIIO POMEROY NATIONAL BANK 1Memaer Federal • f¥ of WeUstoo, a i'omei'O¥ wilnealllllll and lira, NOrma Goods Win marked her 38tiJ amlversary 111 bulllnenlalt week• ' Ort Bradbur:Y way, Eric Hait, principal, marked .., 1 blrthcii.Y crease Ill e~q~l01JJJ8nl ani IDcome to lhe ~~~~ ~ and children of the school pillared In tile hallway ID alng "Hap. t~ - a ofthe,area. . '· ',< . PJ' lltrlhdsY" and later a dieoraled eake and dee ~re served ..4 bit. of mmihilation •wappi"'f, ~ to the teaching lllllf and other 1chi1ol ~lOJOL CAIRO, -EGYPT - THE EGYP11AN ARMY . COLUMBUS (UP!)- A three - RedeOne Industrial air polAGAIN THIS YEAR A TESTING PROGRAM wiU be ~ annlbUate Iuaei'a defenae pollltloos alcq lhe SUez cents per pack boost Ill the tuUm control !acUities and aualllnned that Ita trqilnlllclld major damiJ8o .bt a state's cigarette tax was pro- thorize transfer of laJ< exemp. ror youngsters Who 11111'1 be IJIIte old 8JJCJUI!h 1o begin klncler- deep Inside EiiPt, deaied as a Ue by the prten mthe ran. posed Thureday bt an Ohio tion certU1cates. In ' Mly lla.Y .,e;ich Thurlldl)', ~ Tho state cutol! date Is Sept. 30 and yOUIIpterl are to 1o be - Authorize transfer o! tax Senate blll to provide new revNas111r said that alncelllo bellnnlrworMareh, F.pptlan ~· . by errue for tho Educational Devel- exemption cerUficates Cor bJ. rtvo by that date. However, the testing prollfaln Ia concontl'JIIed on the destruction o( Iuael'o "Bu Lev" dolenle duatrlal water polludon control tho staf! of Melg~ Count.Y &lperlntendent Robert Bowen ror UJose aloog the caM! and have knocked out 60 per cent or tile Iua.U opment Fund, Whose hlrt!Jdlya fall efter Sept, 30 and may be reallY to BWt Sen. John H. Weeks, R-Lake- racUides. flcatiOIII: klllderprten. Two bDls earlier passed by waod, sponsored the le&lalatlon Bowen reports that It ts hoped that addWonel testing can be Peace seerru ~',be loold"'f up, again . which would raise the tax from lMJib ehambera were llaned by 7 to 10 cents. Hwse and Senate otrlcers and carried cut among ycungatera IIIIo were admiUed 1o klllderprPARIS '- A JQNGLE VIET CONG MEE11NG, a ten throo&ll lllo teotinK program last year to see ~ IJio,y proThe leglslab.lre two years ago sent to Gov. James A, Rhodes enco lllvalvlq a North VIetnamese leader and tile rat1n 1q ~s~[; greased durlnK the school year. This wiD provide ~Uoo boosted the tax from five to for his "'llli'OYal. 11ley would: or South VIetnam'• ehler neaottaiDr provided •IIIII todai seven cents, - Extend the bonding author- on lba fUture teotinK program&, breafdlu'cluah may be _.. In the Vfatiu! talkl. The testing program will not be held until 10111atlme In Alai· The Ohio General Assembly Ity to sewer districts. Cclmmllllat aotll'cea ~ Viet Cons ~era were . -Increase assessments of ust bt order 1o rtve lllo yompters Ute advliUge of DJalurlai Junglea al Soulli VlelnUn 1oh•ra.reportmlhe talk& adjourned Thursday until the a bit more over the next row lllllillha, efterpoon of May 5, when law- utllltles for PUCO operators. Thl BIDk, a sec~ membof al tbe Natloaal makers will return after cast(NL., delegation In Par,ta. . Ing ballot& Ill the primary aleclion at home, Commie death count ut at'314001J' ,. The Hoose of Reproaenlatlvos SAIGON - THE U, S, MILITAllY COMJWill TODAY ·adopted a joint resolutloo ID aUiecl counter oltetlalvea with ldlllrw 38,000· I;Gmmu!llati 1011' . ' · permit jail or workhouse prisIt~~ the guerrillas 110 cllolce but to abenilon their allonwfdt ~~ · oners servlng a sentence of one - at least tamporarUy. North VlaiDimese ani Vt,at CoJv ynlt. year or less to work outside the 1'1', PLEASANT - Homer J. Charles Eric Steger, 7, son or Mr. 1011 Mra. KeiiiiJJth Stepr, bad been posed ll'Oinl Saf&oo have withdrawn tD :CIIIIPa a1,..1110 Institutions during their canflae- Holley, 72, or Aoh1on, Who died Patriot Star Rt., was listed In serious conditloo with allUIIIhot cambodlan.. border.~!)~ere 1152 bombers hammered tti~q~~ aplll _ ,, ment. ~ ,, Frldly at l:25 a.m. In Holzer wounl ol the head at 11 a. m. toda.Y In cabeD • HuntiJV!on Hoapltal, The resolution was sent to the Hospital, had been In falling HuntingtDn, w. va. Cakutroplak revenge sure w eorne , · .. . . Seaate lor actloo. II adopted health several years. Tha Gallta Cou1t1 SherUrs Departmort aeld Uuj boy was shot SOUTH BEND, IND. - WORLD ilANK PiiEsmENT there, the Issue would IP oo A retired Iarmer, he former- and serloosly wounded late Thurlday afiei'IIIIOII near hia home on McNamara told a IReman catltoltc untversi~ audl~ 'lburidl,y t!Je the November ballot. ly worked at the Marietta Manu- R~ 141, about three mllea west or Gallillolla. world's btrlh rate muat be CODtrolled 110011. "To~ lpore lbli Jll'ol!The Senste passed two billa laeturlng CoDlJNUIY. !ilerttro depuUes laid the boy telna...rs were c!Jar&ed with dis- lem, • Me~ ~· "1. a only 1o make certabt U.t nature wtiJ dealing with water pollution. Mr. Holley was born AprU hid left the house to IP flohlng cljiriiJW firearms from the hlah- · t,.ke o:ataitrophlc 're>'ejio oo our lndeclslveaeBJ," · • They wwld: 30, 1897 In Aoh1on, the 11011 of Ill a amall creek near!>,y, He ~-The <ll&r8ewasllledopl•d · · · the late Frank B. and Minnie appareo11y doctdid to dow!! !lie :frut!J who · did 11111 beGarrett Holley,' and reat In a rteld about 125 cause he was an acceasory, the ' •. - 1" ... Jle ~ ~n"'~ llvtr~ 1'1'ude~' Yll'<ll from lllo llijhwtO'; lull llltutfl »oontod out; dent o1 ...lrtAin. -rv ·orl'lhcl• about 100 feet from the creek ' ; hla wife, Boimte Deal Holley; a bank. ' niece, Mrs. EvolynForentan, LeI ' About tlds time, three teenMrs. John ~en, 92, Letart tart Falls, and one nephew, Den- 1188rl from Ga!IIJ>olle, IIIIo were .'· -,. 1 · I " golnK huollnK efter achool, Pill· · FaDs, died In Veterans Memor- nis c, Holley, Aahloo. ,, ~ ~ ,~·"' Funeral servtcea wUi be hold ed by bt a car. They aaw JIOI!lOIal Hospital Thuradsy. at 2 p.m. &mday at Moore'l thlng move In the graa•, thought &lrvlvors Include two sons, Russell ~lllen, Letart FaUI, Chapel United M-at llllrch, It wu a III'OIIIclhoi and .two of BY 'Uiittd Preai Jnlel'lllttoaal and Harold QIDlen, Phoenix, Burial will follow bt the clurch them lind .22 cellber ..W.a at NATIONAL LEAGUE tho obJect, Ariz.; a granddaug!Ur, Janla cemetery. GABRHPet. Friends may call at the Crow~len, Son Jose Slate College, One hit the boy abe'" Jones, NY %1 81 20 35 .t3% Son Jose, Calif.: two dalllhlers- Hosseu Funeral Home efter 2 the left eye, lllo other Jrilued, Labof, Mtl 21 80 8 31 ,388 accordlnK to report~, 111-law, Velma ~lien, Letsrt p.m. Saturday, Alou, Pit %% 93 11 36 .;I87 The body was diiCOVered when Falla, and Da ~len, Aloenlx. REVI!IIENil liiLLED 11. ~ All 22 75 1~ ~u .387 ihe was preceded Iii death by ffiONTON, Ohio (UPI) - The tho bcl,a Went dowo to lllveatl- Toriita, ~ Mtl 21 78 12 28 ,359 ber hUsband, Jchn ~men; a Rev, Earl Blackburn, 59, South gate. The boy'J Dohlng red and AloQ, All . %0 81 17 29 ,358 daughter, and a brother, Show. Polrt; died near here Thursday Oohlng gear were found near MaYI, SF 20 78 14 27 .M8 boat Captain Ralph Emereon Cas- In a car-truck cclllalon on U, s, the body. Alllrllled by the lltuatlon In All" ,Phlla , U 52 11 18 .M6 ehea. 52, Prkr, LA 21 64 1? 22 :u4 which they founcllhemselvo1, the Sleo. was a member ol Racine Hbnr, Pit U 56 13 19 ,339 GIRL FOUND DEAD boys became panic~~)~ when IIIey Cbapter OES No. 134, and of the AMERICAN LEAGUE TOLEDO (UPI) - The body were Unable 1D locate the boy'a Lelart FaDs Methodlat Church. GAB R H.Pci, Funeral services w!U be held ol a four-year-old girl, who had ' home and t11o,y ruabad him to Carw, Min 18 80 15 32 .400 &1ndsy at 2 p.m. at Letart FaDs been strangled with a red dresa the hospital, Brdlrd, Chi 16 53 9 21 ,398 The emergency delk reslater Methodist Church with the Rev. lounl wrapped arounl her neck, Ptrclll, Boa 21 75 18 29 .381 Norris Foxx ol!lcletlng, assist- waa discovered late Thureday In at Holzer Medical Center showed they arrived at 111o hoepllal A. Alln, Waa 20 6.2 I 23 .371 ed by F, A, Cadle. Burial will a prage near her h11111e here. F. Rbnsn, Bal 24 91 %0 32 ,352 be In the Letart FaDs Cemetery. Pollee aaldStacySIDwson,daug!)- with the boy at 5:40p.m. Caler, Ook %Q . 81 14 28 ,M6 9lerltf llenYer A, Welker llld Friends may caU at the Ew- ter o! Mr. and Mrs, Russell ou ... Min 21 87 14 30 .3f5 Ing Funeral Home until IIOOil on Slnq>son, hadbeenroporledmlaa- late Thureday nlllht tiJat an In24 85 14 28 .329 vestlgatlon tile llbOollnl Bbwr. Bal ~dey when the boclY will be log rrmn her h<lne early ThuraBlalr,' 11al . %3 98 22 3% .327 day even!rw. 1o be accl~ hoWever, cbarc· taken to the church. Ulnclr, Min 20 80 18 26 ,3%5 ea were llled against lllo three What are you waiting for? They're the best in town! POMEROY AUthority; OppoSes Rail : Clos/tt~~ 3 Cent Tax Increase AUTO LOANS I aa partlelpanla Ill a. ott-In at Enelna IIIli have been lemjJorarUy suspended and bsrred fl'<l\'1 campus. '!be li!Wn ended a! · dawn Tburadly, I!IJortly aiiOr It · began, when 130 pollee and oherttra deputies• arrived and famted out acrosa ·the eampus, The protesters ransacked Illes and recorda during the occupa- . ...,...c!ed illness. MEIGS TtiAll£ 'at the natklol's eampusea: al l't!o!• ' lllilv.,-llti.: biQdiD8s Callfllmla!-Siallford llnlverll- . bl!fOre' IJio,y could ·lie ¥ned ·fl Prellldioil s, Pliler ·With a court cmler. UnWerllt.Y ,. • :(Cenoe• 1!'blllbed ' """'ned prosecutor King disclosed he Is also workKIJq: allld, however: "Pm sure tiler•·are IIW\V more .iunbarda Ill the ,...t,y , tiJat Ing on a pn1110sal to have some .iunl<Jiards 110011 and rence1, but their loca· antlrely removed, yolwJtarll1 or by lnjunc. u.-... Ilona are unlalown to as. • tlon, ~ He urpd cltlzeno to report the locatlonl al ~.Iombardo 1o hla otrlce rD that antrorm enrorcement at 'the law lbrou&b!lul tile COUJI. fl on ·Jll Junkl'ard• can be aaatred. ooe. Tbe diadlhw .., 111o building at renee• reilehed have sial- hal· been ,.t at Jul.y 15, 1969, unlen ex•-!GII ~ 111-.d tD t !!;'O"'Jul*.raidl. a Ueea10, -.. He pointed out that umer the Junkyard Law he mey, bt addltloo to a criminal pro.secutton, patltlon the Common Pleaa Court to abate a Junllyard as a public nuteance. On the YCiuntary aldi, some lunkYard owners have expressed tho desire ID have tholr .iunl<Jiarda removed, tr eomoone would do It ror nothing. King 88,)'8 that at least two scrap dealera have abewn JnWest bt Jlicldng up auch junk 10 eeU Cor scrap, but It remains to be . _ whetiJar ,.- llflt tlda wiU work out. Pa!-10111 ,willing, therefore, ID pick up Junk 1o reSOII as scrap are ur&ed to 111>llr¥ Prosecutor King. Litterbugs In For Bad Times GALLIPOLIS - Persoos littering hll!h: ways and elo8Rinl drainage ditches with de· brla will be subJect ID atrlct law enrorcemfllt during the coming months warns the -~Patrol. Several arrests have been madi alreaiiY for obstructlna drainage dltthua, Sgt. P, D, M:Ccreedy .IIObrto!! !JUt. ~ -~ cqm.. . Th, ,~-.~ II \!!-flo' ·r~~~~~ )J ~- . •i· ~ :o"~f'" J/1'· ~~-·~.. ,.., J•• ~ . \!."- •.• ·~ ·Xeeidents on ' {U~rease in Gallia-Meigs plaints ahout perSQis residing along t h e malo highways dumping gra.. and tree clippings over the guard raUs llrtD culverts. The C<)minK of summer wiD brinK in. creased trafllc, picnics and other events, and the problein Is expected to get WOI&e. The law wm~ be atJforced, S&L McCreedy stated. . Construction Moves Along On School CONSI'RUcnON - Pr"81'eas on con. struetlon ol lllo new Mel&• llltifi SehGal bJrlldlnr. IOI!ltid Ill the Rock ~ 1rea . The hi~ . diPIII1Iillnl has •Dent fatr j jl. ;,the w'-fe~\ ·.e'e•·"'• ~; ~s:taft _debris ..... ··I)IU · PQIII'*'Oi,~ :hl -~ ~· rrom the lilnter ~ t! the C<)sl of to George liarll'aveo, Jr., Meigs Loclll oeveril thou- dollars, tile Sergeant JJObttDlllrict ~ at SciwJoli. All!!W ed oat. I• 111o academic winK where muolr of the Alrf old IWU>moblle cha..ts left on the exterior brl~ hal been ~athighway right ol way will be towed or ed. At rltlht. structural - ' bas been carted away, Sit. McCreedy advised. pot IDto place for the gynll&slum. Dogs, Cow Die In Rural Area Court Gets 20 Traffic Bonds SNOWVILLE - At least five pet dogs been killed by apparent poisoning In and around this area al Melp Cooney In recent weeka. A resident or the Snowville area - on Rt. 681 between Darwin and Pagetown aald the polliO!I apparantly has been placed In the open by persons bt lMlth Collllllbla and Scipio Townships. Harold Maue con!lrmed that one of his ('•lli•,Mefp Re&lonal Abt>Ort. GALLIPOLIS - Kenneth A, Peavy, Jr., white-lace cows bas died. · ~a lola! Included 14 ~ accidents 30, Rockford, m., was fined $25 and costa Law enforcement otrtclals have been noll- Fridly In Ga!U.polls Municipal Court oo a Wllll a lola! of 20 perl!llsi!Uu'ed. rn Gajlla C!uJt.Y, there 1rore 12 tlllury a""ldeota with lltd and are lllvestlgatlllg. Slate Hl&bway Patrol charge of diaplaylag 17 ·perl!lll InJured and, bt Meigs Cc!uat.Y, another's operator•• llCtiDJe as bfs own. Hurt Rooster Judga Robert s, Belz, Ill other patrol cases, two,lllth lhreei!UJred, GALLIPOLIS - Terry E, JolmS411, 3, fined Lauchey McCOy, 19, Rt. 1 Ewln&too, ~ l a a t - spent 1,416 houri patrolling tile hlahways ol two counttea, 100 of Mr. and Mro. Harley E. Joll!1011, •10 and eoats, no hom, and Hal S, Borden, made >253 arreata, tasued 260 wanitnga Rt. 4 Rlmeroy, was admitted to Holzer 64, Rt. 1 Bidwell, $10 and coats, anaafo ~ ~lll!ltred 83 asslsia 1o motorists. on- Medical Ctnter, First Ave., at 11:30 a.m, vehicle. • · '621 iilotOr vehicle lnlj)ectlona end Friday With 'I" we 'inJury. He was ~ Forfel~ - · on patrol charps were pelloi recorertd a total at $3,49l ·ln wbtti be waa attacked by a rooater at tile ra"~ of .JiiniJJ,J llemllltr, ll'l!mtrw, GALLIPOLIS - Accl!lenls were on the Increase during AprD In the Callla • Meip l:r• ~ to the moothly reporl or the Galllpoll• Rill, !late lllghway Patrol. The petrol IDveatiAted 50 ac~ last eompered 1o 33 In March bt tile two C!IUIIt.Y area: Thla Included 49 automobile acoldoata anil one aircraft accl- at the and one cow have Lad Sleph!ll L, Neff, 20, Rt. 2 Bidwell, $208, drlvlnK under suspension, and $%8, opeed In excess ror road condltkm: W!Utam II. !lnipa, 30, Rural Retreat, W. Va., $%8, fall. ureto re&later:VessM. WW1am1,58,~­ rteld, $28, pa&&inK without the assured clear distance: IIerman L, !ilellm, 26, Rl. 2 Patriot, $%8, no operator's license: RlciJard L. Masterson, 26, Marietta, and RaJ E, Myers, 32, Charleslao, W, Va., $28, speeding; James L. -•son. 33, CIDeiDnatt, and Boyd L Slepheoo, 40, Worlhln..., aU $%3, -ding. Other& forleltlnK bonds on patrol ciW'IIJ were Malvin E, Jooas, 33, Teylortovlllt, N, C.; William A. Burrell, 20, Detralt, Mich.; 'litomao L, Smith, 22, Waverly: Georat L. Ajlpledorn, 64, Wellston: Carl E. SIJ"'fftrl, 23, ScoUown; Nola Leonard, Jr., 38, W!JoallnK, w, va.: .and Clydi w. White, 29, Rt. ~ Cheshire, aU $18, -'In~; JlJJHIJ W, McBride, 41, Bldwel~ $18, pu1dq C1i lllo roadway: iharon L, &loul!er, 20, ~ $18, no opera1or't Ucense; Warren B. WII- by Ginther to Emcee Alumni Banquet MIDDLEPORT •- Fr&Jidln Ginther, Q>. lumbus, a former . Middleport Hlsb School bend dlre\'IDJ' and 8fi(Male ol Middleport Hlsb School, will be toaatmaater for the 1111Jal iN1n9Jet of the Middleport H I g h SChool Alumni Auodatlm on May 31. The '"'""'at ror the I'OOIJiim will be held at the Pearl !lreet 'E!emMUty School belblllng at 6:30 p.m. wllll Mrs. Iva llewart In Cbarp. The lillnual. !IanOe will fellow Ill the Maip Hlalt School Auditorium with Dill· sic by the ·~tve Salnta." Olllcere tlil.a year are FIJI Lawla, presldin\; Cheryl Burdo!te, ·vice prellld!lll; Nan· cy B - , Vleepretjdint;Nancyl(q.:ria, IOC• rotary, and .ll!l7 CfOOka, treasurer. Hama, 77, Watblngloe C, IL, .18, ,...... direction on a divided hilllnn1; .JametJ il.· H~, 18, Vlenaa, W. Va., and WWiam K. Lake, 20, I Rub7 Vaughan, -~ Till~ · ~. t ·~ ''•· .·· ~ roc:tlan '!IJ a - ·Flrst OWribution ,Of, Auto Tax. Made ·... ( ' dl~b II ..:. _ I Ill.)' IINOI; Neg~ Charg~ .;, . .,._ ' '·'·:< ' .1. . . ... . _, liP u-... ._ C&nmlttee cbal.rJ11<1!1 are Coleen Ollllntler•. . ea<h •18, a1op Robert Warren, . 31, GsiiiJ>ollt, ·waa IIJill1 .15 and costs, s~ II '•11; IIIII farflllliJC ~ ~re Charles w. Harl1liltl, 20, Rt. 2 .1'1: Pteallilt. $108, .. ..,..._, $2&, left of center: lliiM "'- llutitr, 'U. I'Omero¥. ~8. lhopllfiiDI; Jan. F Wjl. llama, 19, Gallipolis, .U. IJII"sll J(ll')' E. KJdPI, t8, Grofo Cillo*U: WI:QIII•dl, .decorltlou; Gail Hovatter, DM!teetlnr, Md 'BU¥TOYS · ~er Cl~, yloJptfm hqlf ,1M ' I _ . ~ ~ ~~ . -.""\""'~~ ' !f!c!J!d, !··~.,'4 " • �,_, '' ,, ' ' ' . 2- The SiMr ,.__..11101, . . . . l!Q' f, l!Hif ~' . '. .... ~ •' ' . -~ •' ... ,-.,' ' '*~..: :h., .l·) ~ ,· ~ ", ;lJ. ., ~~' . P,T. ' ./ '. ,. '' PLEASANT - tor ihe Jetrer~n • dinner were made ll)eetl,_ of thO Demoerati\: lion Frldey night In tile Courthouse. was presided over b~ the pn..ldent, Beverly for~!~!~. · .· ' ' ' . '' • '· The TAD' a """' been tnvttaci GALUPOLIS - Juot 50 y•ro bl!rnol!. io thli edge here jo the dlilner andwl!ll!aveaOP~ .~1111 !~ !ftrt l:lebll ~ to , ~ lllt!h~ aUAl o'cloek'w~Ue tal table: Tbe yoUthlfOUP'II• re- oecure aJI&ebttai-theGall~is'l . mdOre'd luoi 'below lhe,Ji<)~rn- · ported bullY maklrc poatero tor HUDIIrmlnde lo~<eu.ec. . ment l!Jt piers. At a~~ early_hour the potluek dinner 10 be held stt... ·c. lloiiyer whleh ,JM tieen ,tOld this moniltlit t(J~ hull br9b .In ul'day, May 10, at 711-,.; at ·the·. and taken away ttam the uPper twain and sank, maldngthewreck junior hlgb caleterla. Tickets ire Ohio Rlvar. , complete. ' priced at $1 and on sale by J;lete·ts an~fromlheiiiayl, Tlie nlghl'watdunan,JamesGU· the Demoorotic Women, or may 1919, . River . News in the Galli• ~~~le, and PpOI C.rles Wainer ' . be purchased at the doOr. polio Dally Trlb!ne: were oo the boatattheUtn$. War- Clncll1Dilti Underwrltero Rep. Ken Hechler will be the . 1. ner was asleep In the pllot for ~000 which pertl@lly f<'ver• , · featured speaker at the dlrmer PAil'l1ESINHUNTINGTONare and inallpro!JabUII;yWOuldhave the los's] ' · ' · ' '•.·. •· '< and Democratic candidates tor adverUalrc for a omall stAtrn- burried to death had not GUiesple Csptlil~' Dick' llroW. 'II ' ~ ·, ' the forthcllllling c11;r elect;lonon wbeOI boat preslll!lble for tho •wak!llied him. As II Wli1 PUOI. elded'as'lo .hlil Milre!ll9~:· \ May 17, will be Introduced. Galllpollo- HwlttJWton t r ad o. Warner had his lace sji\iect and and .-,;a at tilt; )ln\t,'afai.lli!f··· ,. Maxine Nibert Is general chltr-- Small boola are noiiiiDierW~ ,.,. Jlllrt of lila <loth!ltt' . bilteJY ,.,.,' he li'IIJ'do 'imtli 1Jiie man for the dinner, with Alene al\)'lllore 011· the Ohio Rl"'r. Gas · Tile cieytlt~di'~-.rtlnelit,..son · r,eprasentatl)'lls ~f.thellill~(,. Plants, Bonnie ~risonindBu-- boats are very plentiful. A prop- haJII pronlptly and fought the ers arriVO and a 'settlemeril bars Rullman hlmiiiV the food er olzed pocket wlll make sllllle flamea bravely. There W.re 10 made'htisqulte~rii.ble~n~'t and the callltV of members. Bev- m-y in thO Galllpollo-IIWliJ~ eans of -tier In the Br001n's other boot will sooll tiO In t 'h e erly Forbus Is 'tn charge,oi the tQII trade: hull and had It OI<Pioded there no trode. · prizes; Mary Hrown,lavors; MIDdoollt would have been s~ loss , ,COP,&I~.:Browl\. ~~·. ::~ .~i . nie.Burdette,decorailng, andNiel ONE OF THE MOST •ta!IIIChly ol life. , , _ , tents ol' the aile,' ,b'!OI<J .'! . Kemecly, tickets. built alid oueeeasiiiiJI"cketoever The nre to thotight to have m"'\"y, on the b!'l;l104 ~~ J!'ta Refreshments were served by In the Galllpolia-lllllllrvton trade origlreted over the boilers and and nbt ilamaged to i!>eak ot the hostesses ot themonlh,Eulah waalhe Carrie Brown. Thetratle Just forward or the ~not house. The G""'ndale, i::'ti!tafn s. !); Bellamy, Beverly Forbus and Is ,_open ond without a boaL The nre epreadrapidlya1terltav- Gardni.t ,''ha• ti~n !110 tarf!; Lois Newman. The next meeting A sltVledecker, somewhat small- ltV been discovered bythewatcl>- Brown's place in, the 'morni!V, will be oo Frida;>, June 7,at 7:30 er than the Carrie, would fill the man who had be$n attandl!l!l to l"!lvinh t ~ O'cloek. cfptalnWW p. m. In the Jury room at the bilL Thla l!'ade ahoold not be some duties In the engine room. Guthrl" 'wUI hive char~ t,rji~ courthouse. allandoned as GalllpollaondHunt. A large crowd wltneised the Gree~d'a olllee. Cajl\ain~ !ngton 6oth derive beneilte frllllla burning of tile bolL nor e~red the Gre~o'lrOm bOat in thlo local trade. The Carrie Brown woo owned Captain "tlOrdon C. Greeile till' by Mrs. Rev, Ed t. Gelvin of Su- afterhoon.· . ".i OLD TIME RIVERMEN remiD- perlor, Wis., slater of CltptAtin AN EXCERPT FROM the•r.fi! BY MHS. MITCHELL WEBB . Iaeed about tile Carrie Brown Dick Brown, who CCIIllllllnded the 3, 1919, rrlbune River Newa ~· Mr. and Mrs. Wyman ~ while efforts were helqr made to boat and hltd auecessfully man- more about ' the Carrie ~ spent the weekend with Mrs. Don- oeeure a dOIIIlliver Jlllci<A Here •11"11 !he business ror abooil tour The. Qird~ -·Bro>Yn ~~~-~ . ney•s .sister aDd ramJ.I¥, Mr. Is the stor)' of IIMi end ofthe Car· Y•ro. abort tllne after arrivltW fl'om and Mrs. Basel Harris d S. rle Brown from an old Tribune: Tho Carrie Bl'lllm wu built at HunttDaton. The river was high Albans, W, Va. Marietta over 22 yeora aaoatthe at the lillie and the boot waslyMr. and Mrs. Emory KU!en NOV. 17, 1913 - "STEAMER K- Boat Yard for' Citptaln !II. ltV .iust'!tiaek 'd the 'Rim-vtew of West VIrginia spent the week- CARRIE BROWN BU.RNED. Pop. H. Brown whooperaiedthellaeket Hotel..'tater the Cari1e•s ~ull end at their _residence at Ewlllg- uJar Gallipolis - HuntiJtBioo PI<· 18 year• In tl'le Galllpolla-llunt- was tlo'afe\1 and ehe W.s cdn'"rtV ton. ket Burna At This Port. spe.,_. lngton trade, until he sold out ed Into a'w'lllirfbe$i'aDiwaousetr Mr. and Mrs. llarle,r Green ·taeular Conllapatloo On The Big to Mrs. Gel Yin, hla niece. by- the Greene Linea at Q~tlettali were visitors in Wellston recent- River Mondly Nlgl!t." The Brown co~! - new over$10,- butc tltilll ·ohe siliik and broke in ly, Mr. Green went to consult Those were the headlines. The 000 but lhe could not be dupll- twp at 'tlillrpolnt atblq)ieOtyeari' his doctor. The.r called 011 Mr. report foUows: eated toclay fOr leas than $15,000 agu, !:x•r. · ,. · · 'r. and Mrs. Fr.U.cta cotroll ni,il · "' The Stean!er Carrie Brown owing to 'lre preaent hiih cost of . and Mrs. Franels Cotrlll. Mr. CotrUI is lmprovlns. John Webb vlattAtd Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Vanee recently, Mr. Vance Is slowly improvtnt hou•• GALLIPOLIS - James Staats, President ~ French Cll;y Home Center, Inc., amoonced Sarurda.y that his [irm has been set up as a Franchised Dealer for National Homes. An open house wlll be held Ma.y 10 and I L National Home& Corporation bas l q been recognized as the tlcllstry• s Leader in Advanced Home BuDding Technology. The Town House Series of National Homes wiU be featured by French Cll;y Home Center, Inc. and otrers a wide range ol plano rrom which to choose. AI the picture denotes, the delivery truck Is OQJlpped with a crane which is used to erect tl'le hoose quickly sud save labor !1 at the job site. Thi&meanshouses can go up much quicker. The house shown here, delivered to French City Home Cen. ter, is the 336,76oth delivered Willium H. Holmes Eli:mlwtil Durkwortil by Natlooal Homes Corporatioo. SYRACUSE - Elizabeth DuckPOMEROY - Funeral services These are moderately priced houses and MD help meet the worth, 78, !lfracuse, died In Ak- lor WUUam H. Holmes, !lYracuse, killed this week in an auto housing re[J.Iirernents rt.the area. ,... Cll;y Hospital Thursday. .Mrs. Duckworth was a mem- accide~ were conducted FriFrench City Home Center, Inc., ber d &rracuse Presbyterian day morning at the Ewing Fulocalty owned, is now erecting Church and the Syracuse Daugb- neral Home. Relatives and !rlends from out a new store on Pine Street. With ters d America. Sbe Is survived by a son, Arof the oounty here lor the servthis new stnre, the National thur Robert, Middleport; three lee included Mr. and Mrs. RobHomes Frinchlse, and recently opened Mobile Home Divi- daughters, Mrs. Arma&acey, and ert Gebler and Ronnie, Mr. and sion; this concern will offer a Mrs. WUbur llolter, Akron, and Mrs. Peter Huber, Kendall Park, "Complete Home for Everyone." Mrs. Carl Kerns, Cuyahoga N, J,; Mr. and Mrs. Roser QllsDetails of the open hoose will Falls; sevon grandchildren, and enberry, Ju<ly, Janet and .Joy, and two great-grandchildren. the Rev. llurold Holmeo, Athbe annrunced. . Funeral services wiU be held ens; Miss H~•len Qllllen, Mrs. lllonday at I p.m. at Ewing Chap- Ernest IJicoo and Grella, Da.y. el with the uev. wubur Perrin too; Mr._and Mrs. Lruls ouer, officiating. Burial will be in West Mr. and Mrs. Arline Emrick, Union street Cemetery, Athens. McCooneiiSYUle; Mr. and Mrs. Friends are being received llllY· Garland Burgess, St. Albans, w. time. Va.; Ralph Holme.,, &Ylvester, . Knapp, Suzanne Piercy atxl Ruth W. Va ~; Mrs. Fred Hucklell, AshSchools, all 10 months; Ordin- Owen A. Bo.<ter ford, W, Va.; Mrs. Psul Cater, ance: Principal, John Taylor, Montcoal, W, Va,; Mr. and Mrs. 101.4 months; Mildred Ball, Janet GALLIPOLIS - Owen A, Bos. Fred Holmes, Belle, W, Va. ; Mr. sue Boley, Hazel Carder, Sandra ter, 87, of 1016 Third Ave., died and Mrs. Charles Holmes, CharPickens, Mabel Costen, ZolaDun- around 10:30 p.m., Frida;> in the loston, W, Va., and the Rev. and can, Freda Jordan,JosephlneLy- Holzer Medical Center on Fourth Mrs. 1\larshall Larrimore, Mcons, I>JphneMcDaniel, ~~line, Ave._He had , be~inJXJOrhealth AfU1Ur\ · MctWt\f."~ry Michael, ' ll !U • ' lllil-hll!'llle·~IJ~year~. ·• 1:•· ~as' In ~ech Gr<J!8 mCll\tii"!!OIIIIAima Roger'!f'Aud- /dJ'. Jl.oster -ked ~to~ "botf.: . cenletery. . •; . , rqJ:II<iilal!) .l!ithryn som,jpvlile .the 8\ate .and count,y .. hi~ .. : ... _ -- -> and Evetyn Spence,alllOmfnths. depurtments belore retiring sev- Em S• ' • Roosevelt School: Principal, Olin era! years ago. ma livers Zweifel HUI, 10% months; Larry Elliot, He was borninLawrenceCounPOMEROY- Word has been Mildred Hart and Jessie Bur- t,y on Jan. 30• 1882• son of Phil- received o1 the recent death d delle, all 10 months. Up and Somantha Cranston Bos. Emma Stivers Zweifel, formerSumyside: PrinclpaJ, vacancyj ter, one of six children. He ly of Pomeroy, at a Lawrenee, 10% months; Dorothy Ball, Law- was preceded in death by a sla- Kansas hospital. renee cartmill, Da1ones Keister, ter and rour brothers. Mrs. Zweltel was the widow LynnBurdette,Ear!McCny,NaJ>. In 1928• -he married Leona o1 Wlll iwelfel. Bothwereborn cy Keefer, Alan Alberchlnold, Moone,y In . Catietisb!rg, Ky. and reared in Pomeroy and mewHelen Scarberry and Campbell Silo BUrvlves, as do these chil- ed to Lawrence from POmeroy Stevens, aU 10 months; West Co- · dron, OWen, Jr., U, S. Air Force, a mmb!r o1 years ago, Mrs. lumbia School: Prlncipal,lmmo- Minot, N. D.; PhiUip Gone, Co- Zweifel was sa ·yearsdage. Burrene Moore, 101/4 months; Betty lumbus; Robert Bean, Reynolds- 1a1 was in Kansas. Foreman, Judith Williams, both bur& and Mrs. Martha Berry, 10 months, and Woods School: Fa.yettevUie, N, C., and llgrandNo amount or ability is of Prlncij81, Pearl Herelord, 10'1. children. m~s; Koneda Hereford atxl Funeral arrangements w:W be tbe slightest avaU without WIIUam Blaine, Jr., both lor 10 amounced by Mlller's Home for h on o r.-Andrew Carnegie, American industrialist. mor<hs. Funerals. Elementary Personnel is Approved for '69-70 Term 'PT. PLEASANT- Elementary leachhv persomel ap~roved by the Mssoo Counl;y Board of Education for the1969-70 schnol term Is as follows: Arbuckle - David Stephena,IO IIIOIIths; Beeleschool- Principal, ~leo ~Ill!, \~'4 months; p,ron !,liAY Hill. Rosell!rY llalll all I'll'· I& mnnths; IIOch HOI: Principal, Lydia Sanders, lOlA! months; James Oiler and Janet Kellner, bolh 10 months; Broad Run; Principal. Ethel Grimm, 10 1~ months; Gnce Brown, 10 months. Central: Principal, Milton Burdette, 10'~ morths; Bacyle Buckalew, Rti!y Carder, Howard Cole, DIone EUiot, Ellzabetll Fowler, Evelyn Gammon, Ulll Hinson, Rachael Sommervllle, Della White, lletllnsld WUis, all 10 months. Haman Elementary: Principal, Vlrgil Siders; Anyse COIU'ad, Evelyn Jolley, lcene Faller, W, L. Sturgenn, Ilurothy Wallace, Lawrence Young, W.chers, all 10 montl!s. Hutford School: Principal, Mlldred Gibbs, 1014 months; Esther McKnight and Mitzi Oldaker, both 10 months; Hetxlerson: Prlnclj81, Roy Uoyd, 10'4 modhs; Allee Bartley, P egg y Brown, Ferron Cremeansi Sally Lou Darst, Carol MIUer, F e r n Mitchell, Sandra Rowsey, Sylvts Spears and Arlene Williams, all 10 months. Leon School: Principal, Lots Shinn, 1014 monlhs; Huel Csrney, Beverly Durst, Carrie Greene, Luella Keefer, A111bel Matheny, all 10 months; Lolart School: Princtj81, Roscoe Jlosgs, 10'4 monlhs; Evelyn Bogs, 10 months; Mason: Principal, Marie Roush, J0'/4 months; Jane Bailey. Helen metner, Lucy Jane Bulmer, Nancy Fields, Ivy Sleeth, Lorena Wei ss, all for 10 PAUL SMART, . . l', front; Wando! moRha. Mt. Flower School: PrinGerlach, Emmet Sbuler and Wilbur Theobald, clpal, Thomas Cook, 101,14 rear. mmahs; BreOOa Bletner, Maxine Fowler, David Keefer, all 10 months. Mt. Olive Schnol: Larry Morpn, 10 months. Mission: Marshall Allison, tO months; New Haven: Principal, Sara Dawson, I0 1 months; WWiam Capehart, Freda Deeter, Wayne Glbbesut, Loulse Glbbs, Hathaw(lJI James, Amy Humphrey, Carolyn Hesson. Falrie KeMedy, Diane Thabet, all 10 IIIOIIths. North Pt. Pleasan~ Prtnclj81, Froncb McCulloch,l014 months; Erma Bameue, Sora But!l~n. Carolyn Chambers, Margaret Francis, Mary Grimm, Maudel1011 Henry, Beulah JarreD, Zelda MISS BESS SANBORN, MrvitV George Meinhart that second <l4P of coffee. Sbe hu been Lieelllle8 Issued on the clllllmlttee In chltrse of Rolary dinnen over 20yearo. ·' ' ' PT, PLEASANT "" Three mar· rlaio lleense•ltavebeeniuuedln Muoo Coun!l' by Clerk L. W. · t GICIJ. Titq 11'0: line Am Roekirell; '21, l'lltDt ~· ~ Rauoh, 2f, Mt. Pleaaant, and Herllllll Rt¥. lJol. Allti; ~·11i111 ~ _Love, 18, ·~ 20; PolntPiao-andAn· ~, ill ... IM'CarpoitQr, 11.1! 11ahi!Collilf8r, it,Gaii!Jio22, ~ PI~ and Jacqus. llt Fercy. · · ' l WJqr, o •i't' 11lat!lf· ' 11 SaJe$tn~ E{e~ted · ·,, t:::: --d.- . M\", 11!111¥"•· Joltnl'fKIIY~ ­ 1 the w~ker!d with their par ,li Mr. and Mrs. Alva Lowe and Mr. and Mrs, Joe Keys. Mrs . . Harley Green called 011 Miss Murl McComber, who Js slowty improving. Mr. and Mrs. Basel llurrls and family of St. Albans, w. va. spent the weekend with their , .BY JOHN COOPER 1118 some PQIIda ~ their farms parents, Mr· and Mrs. Keith SoU COIIiorvallan Service on tbe head 01 Jerry'e Run. Tyloer, Vinton, and Mrs. Earl Muoo Coun!l' Geof1!e he I finished his, llltb Harris, Ewlngton. PT. PLEASANT - Charles L,. •the exceptlan d bulltllns a diver. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Marrs were ·Deal, - al Kr. and Mrs. Cl!ar- addalllll to41ctheh ~~-~ ~...~ · Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and los Deal d Alldltn, hal bepa ,.• ..,.M.., ........,.,. Mrs. Hurley Green, parlllme work with ~PI..Pieao- ruaoll to 1lle pOaci. 'a ia about Mrs. Opal Tyler and ststera- anlllllll oCihe SoU· CCinlMI'Yotltll - t i l acre and six feet deOP. ln~aw, Mrs. Wyman Demey and ' Service. Cl!arleo woo aradttsted II II · what we call a llfl'lll-"tiMrs. Beset Harris, were recent laol 7oar tram ~ HI 1 h out ·pond, Thh ~· buDt ~ a visitors d Mr; and Mrs.llarley Sc:bool where he ~ aa out- field whleh .he Is devei'1Jllne:for Green. I' standiDs ncord In voeallonai 111- . Jlllell!re. Mr. and Mrs. W:rman Detiney rleullllre 8li\l FF A~ Ill! will Jimmy' a paDilla In a olmllar were visitors In Mansfield 91Jl. be WOJ:klni with _.lora al -~ atlllltllln tlit:eitpt hla will be'D\ade cia;>. · 1118· Westera SoU CCin....-atb almost CGIIIP!etell by excavation Mr. and Mrs. Jolm Webb were Dlstrltf wltll var!Gua conMrta- Into the srouitd- II Ia lil,~ .field Sunday visitors al thelr ctiu,b- tlcll praetieto. · In. wltteb be hal alreadJ deYelter and flllllll.v, Mr; and Mra. Daoped some oxeellent pullire 'rfd Ball. JAMES L, WATTERsoN, JB,, sr•11 by 1lle use ·or lime and Mr. and.Mrs, Alva Lowe wen and Georlt W!llle!'ll!ft are'!tUIId,- fort;lllior. NCOIII vlsltort d Mr. and Mrt. . Harley Gr-. With ·Conservation W::~rk ,:. • J' Stero Alb,um Preview Highlight ·of Cv_n~h~, 3 Teenage Athlete~ Die . ~ ' of £lks.. ' M.. ' . Tho .s..d -• '. •r; tum. fl¥etie · TUeada,y, Ma.y 6 - Thespian ilitladon, 6 ~~om., Grace United 14Mbocliat Church. , ThllroctaY, May 8 - 6:30 11ln., Senior Balxl CCincerl Ban~ Wul!lnctm Sehool Cafeter- 1~ 1&- .. Saturday, Ma.y IU - Jllllor • .Senior Prom, Gallla Ac!ult!IIIJ' 1llah Sehool, ~ ., Monllo,y, May 12 - 8:30 ~Sludent Counc:JI Dinner, La- m., . llcQI, Tueada.y, May 13 - Announce~o¢a and .Canto to Seniors. Wed!lelda,y, May 14 - Buatneat O!!lce F4!eallon PsiV; Nadonal Honor !b:lety Picnic, MArt.Y Evans' bome. TUeldll)', May 20 - 7 a.m., Senior Breakfast, Grace United Metl..tlst Church. Thurldll)', May 22 - After last ·Teat, Seniors turn In locks and draw eape. Frlda,y, Ma.y 23- 8:30a.m., Senior Baccalaureate Practice, Seniors draw gowns after practlce. &mda,y, Ma.y 25 - 8 p.m., Baccalaureate Service. Wl!dne&da,y, May 28 - 8:30 a.m. cOmmencement Practice. Eaeb senior wlll set foor dele- ' ' 10 PT. PLEASANI: - A $20,600 suit has b - fUed In the d flee of Howard Sehultz, Circuit Clerk, by Richard :r, Fowler and Betty J. Fowler Qainst 1'1\YIIII W. Mullins, Apple Grove, and WOllam R, ~rlock, 856 llryden Road, Columbia, Ohio. The plaintllts eharge tllat on July 14, 1968, t11 !late Roote 2, three mlles iouth d l'lllnt Pleasant, a vehicle operated by 1'1\YUis W. Mulll!UI, and ~ by WO llam R. !PD'Ioc:k, negligently traveled across the centerline trallle eta for lll'a<b!atlon lind have the May - 1~3 - Undergraillate _,-tua!Q- d P.rchaolng two ad- nine week teets. ditional tickets at 25 cents each. Mat 29 - Undergracltate FInal Tests. June 2-3 - Undergraduate FIThllroclay, Ma.y 29 - Comnal Tests. men..,ment. Report cards are mailed after Friday, Ma.y 30 - Hollda;>. TUesda,y, June 3 - Last cia;> June 4. d school for studenla. Wedneada.y, June 4 - Laat da.y d achool and checklluts tot· teachera. Monday, June 9 - &tmmer Sehool commences. Monday, July 14 - &llnmer Sc:hool Erlds. For nearly 25 years, Ma.y 20~1 - ' ' DRIVE·IH TONIGHT-MAY 4 ' Action waits at trigger• point! 'COUNTERPOINT' Charlton Heston Mo•imi lion Schell Color ' Lloyd Bridgu and Joan Blackman in II DARING GAME" In Color Senior Final Caf'fikJoa•l MODE.L COATS CtJrokJoanne• ouR owN FtNE SPRING HANDBAGS 65% Oacroni!V 35'/, Cotton CANTREC EQI.l II 44 NYLONS MURPHY'S LOW PRICE latest loolt in uouol ond droHy bop of calf, grointcl vinyl or potent. Top handles. N..trols, d.rlts, poitols. s5 Crisp, no.iron dusters in • blend of D•cron~P . polyt)~r , ,1!11 , - ~on, ,. Snop fr011ts, roll- ur. sleevei, · krmud1 cO· ·~ lon, 2 hondy poclen. Sor.d color~ stripes and prints. I0 to 20. DuPont'oCantrece·• · II for stodingothot f;t better then slin•. Spring tones in me' h, regular tlitch. 8-11 '!J. • s•in Decron ~- Re9. . ~.t,tt Jer\eY .. , BLOUSES '498 D11Po11t TM SillS 32-38. wrin.l" , lteby! ELEt:I'RI(;AL AI'I'LIANI.:ES lunr t:hoit'l' I I PROt.TOR-SILEX '744 EACH to-DAY GUARANTEE GENERAL ELECTRIC, SOLID STAn I AM CLOt:K RADIO IUIJIIY~ ~ PORTABLE MIXER LtWNICI 3 SPEEDS l.i 91 lot her welen lo music from this solid r•dio with l.rge 4'' speeler, liglotod dial and direct dioiluning. st•+• clocl GENERAL ELECTRIC . HAIR DRYER PROCTOR •AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONtROL ' 95 VAL ARIUVE THURSDAY '· nard Fultz. MASON una f JACK WEUiil, Dale ·Dallal Onallrlllllalb--. celved 11 costume": bemu-.s over aauiO,aJidBer.. t Samson a~ Dell!ah, ~· ~~ , and ' Gretel Overtui'e, IIIII Tlit Minstrels, a cmcert march. , • · ' '' Teats. mack. ', 1er brothers, the7 ptooed ·~ veroatUIIOY by perfOrml!tc of themcredutt~~'- , These Included the the!Mfr!lit ' i' Mst 12-17 - Senlornlneweeks testa. The Chr!stophers (the nsme individual should ''become an comes !rom the Greek word agent of needed chatVe" and do "Christororos" me an In g his btt to see that changes take uchristbearer"> ts a Iowplace In a constructive .dlrec- overhead operation conducted tion. by a paid starr of 35 persons Full of anecdotes !rom a headquarters In New York Other "News Note•" are IIIII Cll¥ (12 East 48th St,). The or anecdotes abc!ut "unimpor- annual budget of $800,000 is tant" pecvle who have brought underwritten by voluntary con. about constructive c h a n g e s trtbutions from itxllviduals of through quiet peraonal action. mall)' different religious denomThe moral is always the same: inations. You can accomplish something Fr, Keller, nearing 70 and In worthwhlle, tr you avoid the declining health, retired recent"ape,thY IW~ ~. r t from active leadership iftit' h , !li"l'ifj>li t\l:oblOfO, Cf~IIII¥Q~. ~OVOIJI<Ill4,Jljf. l\tc!jllt~11lFfi !If elfel'tl¥iJI· attae~ 1111111 ·we -·Richal'd• Ai'!hstrdott, \ -'36:-yeat~ open our eyes and reapond to old priest who has been tbe smaller proohftns that each assistant director al the Cl)rlstoone ol us can help solve," 18)'1 phers since 1960, ono Christopher publicetlon. It advises people to . ask themsel'"l sueh questions as these: "Wbat Ia the single most urgent taok needitV action In IIIJ' COIIImunlttl How con I Join wltlt others to try to work It out: Whlit mlsulXIerotandltVs, dl'fisiOill and boatDitles exist In Ill¥ nei&hborhood? My block'? What am I doing to bring about a reeonelltatlon?" ' Theme. A I!Dvcill;y mml!er which wall lll'eal hit with the aildlenee "-" the Slide Kicks lrlo ol Fred AlversOn, Nark EPlltV and Tom KMN.n. Their select IIIII Wll Harry S!meane'•'!"ralVOJI!entol "Slide Kleks." Selections of the senlcr band program were not all popular or novelties. One seleetion was Introduction and Allegro, plaYed In tha ))l.chorclal arratWemert by a new cmtpOSer, Daniel White, who to atuclylntl 11 the Eastman Sellool of Muolc. SUiter's stase band played a briel Interlude or music before the Cadet Band Concert. This veroatlle grcq> opened In TIJastyle wltll This Guy's In Love With You, played Sliekand closed with a noveliOY selection, Guy Lomborclo Plays Lawrence Welk, a lazy rollicldtW bubble tune. "Y oo're A Good Man, C.rlte Brown," was a well-liked and OUR OWN &RAND 100 Blacks Support Ahmed' • ' FOP IIFP I.EIStiRE IIOURS Chriotophers have been belpltV people to aee that ev,ry human bell!l, howev.e~;,. humble, ha~ both ""' ~l;yf f,rlf, -JII8 rei!JIO!!!IIJII!It.Y · to •!!!~" .til• wol'ld for the better, Chrlatopher Ideo 11Gc:r:l has riven each penon 11 ml11lon to llllfill, to cooperota with Him In brltVltV divine 10\<0 and truth into every facet of private and public life," says Fr. James Keller, tho Catholic irteot wbo tOIInded tile O!rlatopl\era in 1945. "The Cbrbtoilhtr Idea Ia to touch tlul bit ol gfoallless, tap 1lle hldded-power I'll everyone." · "The Chrlatopher meoa'ap Is QGtnmunlcated throuih dally eolumno whleh appeU- In 72 niw_.-a, weekly radio and titevtslon program• liroadeaat owr 3,263 ltatlolll, and • little " perlcdlcal caUed "Christopher Fred • Evllll8Nowo NotAl&" which Ia publlahed seve• times a year, The "News Notes"-whlchare CLEVELAND (UPI) _ About nelly es,.ys on ~rory lOCI Nadonallata staged a problema -are marlecl' ~ to peaeef\11 clomon.stratlon at t h e •Ill""'" who requests tllem. · Ozyahoga CGuai;r Jail Saturday In 'J1iey now hltve a clrculatlm ol _.-~ d Fred "Aitmed'' Evmon than 1,250,000. aaa wtio It 011 trial for klllb!l · A recent edition summarized tbrea pollctlll!lD and a civilian &omo of 1lle J'll)ld dtangel during laol lllllllher's GlenYIIle tlldrc place In tile modern dlllllriNmees, 10 porSCllll wiirld-in ac:Jence, iechno!OBY,' ,.,. kuted. lll¥1 of llvi._ While chenge The &rOUP conatsted malnl,y d llljiY be dlsriutyltV at' times, It teenaaera. 'lboJ ~· to t h e ~· reslorance to It !'is ua•lly jail 1n cart cleekecl out with J)lcaelf-<lefeatl.,." ,, . 111re1 d ~1!111. theackltowledged .lJNIAlttd of monniQC about ll!e. J811ller alillacliNatlonallatshare. ' f TESTS good old days, It said, each the . tr..,.- ran Into and against an auto occupied by the FO>tlers. Mr. Fowler ~ be recelYed sertouaand~ln­ juries to race andheadandlaasklng judgmentd.,5,300andoosts. '!I! a second count d 111e same oult, Betty F""ler emtends that she received periiiiiiiOill and other injuries and asks for $5,300 and costs. The action waa filed tl!rc!ul!h Attorney JOIIes from the law rtrm d Jones, WUIIama, West and Jones d Clarksburg. Christophers Have Me~sage By Louis Ca11el1 Ualtecl Preoslnternational :. JI you don't like the sl\al!elhe World'a tn, don't stt there am cunplaln. Do somethlntl about tlo: .. Thot'o the essential meseage of the Christophera, an ecumenlca.l rell&lous movement dedieated to the proposition that utt•a better to ll&ht one candle than to curse the darkneas.'' • their copih at the concert. wpll~ .w.ettoabyill' ~ Other aeleeti0111 011 the a1bulll bandlll)loll whoprosi Itt til~-­ wera Symphoqy No. ~ Flllllt 1ind ben lle(cire I!Mirmlot~ 'J'I!Q ll!troductiqn ind AUesro. Nlapra aloo pteMtUd D t'Ciotlvo ... ~ . Overture~ the Odd ~e ealn>oo Man, but like ~lilt' fA"U '!Vorld of Religion " ' the ·dlcectblft of the' W!teran cooduc:Jor A. Kimball SUiter, . HijbilghfJ frCiil Fiddler on the .l!j!o( tp!d Camelot by the Senior ' ~~!and , ~so proved to be crowd pleesera and drew big ovotlooa. Botll of ·these seleetloos ar e on the 'neW stereo album to be rel..aed In about two weeke. The original order wao for 200 COllies ol the albmn, however, Suiter aiiiiOUilCed thst an adelllions! order may have to be placed. Many por10111 ordered $20;600 Suit In Mno~n Court flosing Events Announced for City Schools Prlm:lpal _Jamea N. !II. Davis, Gallla Acado1'11 1l1ab - · hao amouneed ·~ "Cl\>olng Calcmdal"' for the ,1968-1969 school year, as fill'iowa: , I!Qnclq, May 5 Future )'aachen Plenle, Mrs. Deama .,Cook adviser. · Saverol bundrOct porSOIIs at. tendll(l the con\:ert, thO final Instrumenlll mualc conceri of the season, which f•tured both tha 87-incimber Cadet Bond and the 77-member Senior BalXI, under · I ' • GALUPOLIS - Pre,vlewa frcxn their """ 12 stereo a!l>um• to be relt!iaed ·aOOti; hlgbllgbted tha ~rocram ,pt the Senter Band Frldl)' nlfil!f at the 8f\lllal Spri<w Formal J!and Concert In tho! Gol· !Ia Academy HlBh Scllool al!llltor- io!r•, . GALLIPOLIS ' TOASTIIR Steaks for RQtqrians ' ,. · CINCINNATI (IJPl)- Three teenage boys, · · all alltletea at area hll!h S<llools, were killPresid~.~~ 'ed. Saturdajo morning w)len their car otnlck ,~' a ti-ee lqld broke in two In auwrben Sharon: [ )III!Di..E . PORT ca.lls liiM! .an1,<(1LuMBUS, (IJPI) •.- 1i!!. Paul ~ Yllla · • 'i ' ~:edby F~Mt~l~ an-An~Wit ~.llllol exemtfe, 'IIBiil~•· , ldentll1ed AIKemotl! Wolfe, tiHi i ., ed and lllllalled •• ~ '1!11!• preildetlt 16; FO..st Psrk; Martin T. Harring!m, 18, At 3:51 p,tn; Frltil)' 1lle 8QJid went to tile Salurda,y to . IUCteed Geol'ge B. Walker d IJiaronvflle, and DI!Dill Boltoo, 17, aleo d ,Inlier i!dlno o1 Mrs. · Jameo Kine oa I.oSharonvllle. ·· Pft St. 'irhere Mi'o. Kinl had eut·herself. .oiber - olflcera are M. B, Lelzel~ ·S!e ..... removed 1o Vete'rana tMemorlal d Steubei!vllle, llrst vteo preatclont'; Saltl lifoopltal Where ""' woo tr-.ted and dla- Fltzat~•. Van Wert, .aecond \'Ice~""" Reeeipts Total $1,862 ohorJod, Ideal; Irvine w; DaYieo, LakeliOOd, third~lce . ',: PoMEROY - Receipts tor tile olflce ·_. ~I ~1:28 p.m. the unit. yton1 to !¥ Ben- ~rettldent; F. H. N!....,._, Da.YI4ln. ~ d 'Moles Co!mty Judge Frank w, l'llrler nett Uwe home In Cheahlre. Uttl~, wbo · truotee, and Frank D. O'Conoeli, Marietta, fcni ·the month of AprU total $1,882.18. had become W, WIS taken to Veterans Me· oecretor7-treaourer. ; ·or the total, $432 went in Ones to the •laortaJ Hospital whete he was adrltitled ·~. $77.23 for . sherlft'a fees, $870.17 ' ltoamodleOlJIIlU6ltt. ·"· IIOilr Chellhlre. Sbewu BU!Ierblllromover- IO ' the county general fllld, $333.16 to the ",'; AI 5:17 a.m.' ~ lfiei4Jilld '!!"" call- medlcatloo and was taken to the Holzer Meet:. law library fund d the couney and $149.62 ~~ ' to ~ .boino al WW!am, Mohler, leal Center, t1ie unit reported. to the eount,v•s auto license and gas l\!nd. '! Payoff was in Beans, 3 Ewington dau~r, d.' New AI~, O.s ~~ llllree are· 336, 760th Home Setup l 2 E.R Calls Made m- Oteshire Area '-. ' ' ·,Jt''·'f 'Plans wn~p~:te ; ' ·a - The S!lnclay t'ljne..sentlnel, • • ·May 4, 1969 , ,;,/' ·. Dinner,'EVelit .·::· .t .. .. ' • !"I . , . . ' •1 YEAR .REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE ftft ." :,. .7-~-~;,· . ·~ •" •• FROM 96~ - DINNER FOR MOM FllEil AND I..EDIATE FAMILY AT CIRClES JUST REGISTER AND . NAME ............... ;••.. .. •••• DROP IN ~~~~\ ' ; ADDRESS _-••••••••••••••••••••••• ' . IINNER . ' . ''t-' '_ . ,1. r' .. �J . .• - Tho Suiidly Tlaiel 'lfndnel, SllndaJI,IIII' f, 1989 " } Bsattfe!Marr Nuptial " ,,• . will be accompanied by Mrs. Edna Wickline of Rio Grande. Serving as Maid ot Honor will be Miss Martha Frances Sellers ol Milford, Mich., with bridesmaids being Miss Beverly AM Marr, Gallipolis, sister of the groom, Mrs. Dennis Austin Wayne of Cottageville, W. Va., and Mra. Glenn Allen Icenhower Sr. of letart, W, Va. Flower girl will be Kimberly LYon Weigand ot Charleston, W. va., cousin or the bride, and ringbearer will be Curtis Elliott of North~CJ. Mr. Lewis Edward Marr of · Northup will serve as his brother's best man, with groomsmen · being Mr. Donald Barlow of ' ',"""',"' ><:;-'1' 8 & 40 Memorfa/·Service Held · • GALLIPOLIS - ~ ' . l ' ·~ 1 ¥tf. April Program ~=~GEOLOGICAL STUDY - MlasBrenda bmblln, Mrs. RIY Northqp, brother-i!Haw of the grocn, Mr. Gerald Jeffers Pope ol Gallipolis, and Mr. Victor Lawrence WcigaOO of Otarleston, W. Va., cousin of the bride. Hosea is a Hebrew name Registeri~ the guests will be meaning ''salvation.'' Sgt. and Mrs. Gerald F. O'Neal Brickles-O'Neal 'fows Repeated GALLfPOLIS - Miss Roberta Brlckles became tho· bride ot Sit. Gerald F. O'Neal on April 12, Miss Brlcklos Is I h e daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Brickles, 109 Kineon Ave., match your new dress with pretty DYEABLE pumps by IIIII Sgt. O'Neal Is the &M ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Carroll, lto9 Twen1.\'-Thlrd St., Parkersburg, W, Va. Vows o1 the double ring ceremony were read by the Rev. Glen R, Hueholt at the First United PrOBbyterlan Church. For a weddlilalrip ~ llle south the bride changed 10 a whlte knit clreos )IIIII navy colt IIIII red acceooortea. The Mw!ywedo will be ·at home to !rlenda at 302 Carl1011 Drive, JacksonvUte, N, C. The bride .............. r rom GAHS In 1116~ and Camden Clark Sehool ol Nutill)& Parkersllurll, W, Va. in 1~. '!be bridegroom Is serving In the U, S. Marine Corps at CIUIIII LeJeune, N. C. Creative Wrttlrw ~will meet Sst:urday, May 10, at 7:30 p. m. at the honte o! Mrs. Mary Lewis. Anyone is welcome .to attend and visitors are Invited. Mamocrlpts are ree.d anll evaluated by membora. ' 'f~ ~~ ·~~ .• 5Kond Avo. ,j• Galllpoli a, ' ·L •. GIFTS, EVERY MOTHER ~ A ,. . . \ l DAN THOMAS ·1 SON . .• / ~AY "" ,If\,''\. FRENCH . COLqm:;X:t~tar, . t1"''ft ... ,.,....... ..., llr. and m• • Mrt. Loll Fonl ~ ~ a !1-411 trip to ElU'ope. Wltlie orer-lbo7.W lied II*. 1011, J!ol!b7, Who (a ....., at laaibruck, ¥!1tria. 'lbl)' Vlelled Salr,boll'l. Vlenao, Rome IIIII Florence. . SEI!GEANT PROMOTED · POMEROY- WUiardG.Durat - .. Jr., 11111 ot Mr. IIIII )Irs. ww. -~ G. Dur• Sr 1 ~- St. bu ""' ""'" been Jlibmoleel to stair aerfiO'IIII In thll U. S. Air Force. He II a Jet ~ meclwllc at Luke AFB' Ariz. '!be aer_. -·"'......... -"~ eel VI..,,_ , ... School ~ -~ · · . K ee.peak TJIAOITIONA&. \ " .. \ ) '.l ... 2p. TAWNEY JEWELERS 422 Socoad Avo. Ohio ' . m. . GALLIA COUNTY 114 Datlllt· ten ol Alllerlea 7:30p.m. RefreshmODta. GALIJPOIJS. BAND !oostera wut meet line cul!s and hemtlnewerelrlm- pastel blue threei>iece knit suit med with daisies and rick rack. with matching accessories and Her veil waa elbow length held a corsage or white carnations. with a headpie<e or pearls and '!be bridegroom's mother wore cryelals. In the - room at 7:30p.m. MERCt;RVJLW:: " ~>r..ae, 7:au p.m. Mra. S&dle Notter will be tho guest speaker. · Mem· bora brllti cold drinks. TUE!IlAY ENGLISH CLIJB Amual ~ring Dlmer RID Grande College Cafeteria, 8:30 p.m. . KYGER CREEK Band Booetera apeeial mooting at high achool c.a!eierla, 7:10 p.m. iJq)ortlnl that all mambero attend. ALEXANDJ:;R SOCIAL CLUB Rummage Sale · Judd'• Garage, .....,... ol Pine IIIII Third. WEDNESDAY sorr7 ror be!nl in the service or being woundi>d, Fd fisl>t and be WWnded again, a dozen times, Ir necessary to help keep this country KJ'eat For all Its !autts, it's the best.1!;GIIllfry on earth. I just wish our elected leadera woold try to rectl{)o theJIOOCI. less ln)lstlces which provall and contlnuoi to c.ast oltildowo on our greatneas. 'lbtutks ror llstenln& -' Dl&iUSTED, GM2,NAVYHOS. PITAL Dear Helen: l am going to be married lhla summer and one ol my bridesmaida Is presnant, Sle wiD be almost flve months along by theD. and as lhe Ia abort and ralller ~]))' 1 thiM sbO'D lhcnr 4JI]te · a bit. M,y moliler and slater, IIIII also ml fiance leellhallllloutd ask her to ch'op out ot the wed· ding~. :But so rar, 8hehaan't cauglrt on ID the Idea, sllllouilt Pve dropped a few hlnto. II the situation were reyerlad, I lllllld certainly not expeet to be a brldol!llllid, but I don't waai to 111r1 ~r reeling& by aoklnghel' not ~ au.t me. 1.1 It really .~)roper to have a . prelillllllt brld011118id, !lnd how do ·tt ..pt thl1 acroos?- CONFUS. ·YOUTH AS1(ED FOR rr, care ot Holen Help US! lhla newspaper. ANOTHER VOTE FOR "LUV"? Dear Helen: I read your column dally Willie I was In bllh school. Now thai rm In a Navy Hospital, I thoualrt Fd use yoo !or DIY wlllpplng boy, I have so much blttmlooa Inside me, I have ID let It out. Pve Just retumedfromDIYaeeond tllUr In •Nim, via a pn-ple heart, and I want to put down a few injustlcea ID my age lll'OOP (18..21). For example: rm 20, a 2nd elasa ,.mner'• mate with a bronze star IIIII a purple hearL rm considered on aWit by my juniors and 101perlor1 as well. I hold a position <II -tresponslbii!Qo. rm ansllerabte !or t h e lives ltld 118!811 ot 13 other men in my crew. l'llhould commit a crime I lllllld be tried aa an aWit I cait make •l'"fracti ao an adult rm trustell to make aolllt decisions ror the mUllary, ol which! am a port. Yet I cllljlll .vote In the eleclions or DIY counlry !or whlchl shed my blood. I have no choice ol the admlnlllr~on which senda me to fight IIIII perhapa ~ die, 1 can defend my 'countey In 1111- , 1ro · · ~ tountrJ, but I can't ev,n· tlear ~ted: T · i. 1 walk Into a bar or nllll!tctub In .Q&IIBI<h. aa "maid" sl~ea · a strange ell¥ ln,DIY OWN·COUN- "unmarried,'~ Fd soy a preiTRY, and Uk !or a little re- ~ brlclel!llllid wOUld .., ... !resljm~. ',. , lli8JI1 whl... llltl!'h WI'Uld!l't I ~ necillllll'D1 ·. ,a t h e C<ldrlbUta jG a ll8l1iiY _....,' v'!jllia · ~ · clrlniC!D, .. ...lOwered , ~rely. ••' ~ ftl.il)d l'etlita to , to Jl. :!llitat!tlllt ~~· m18111 shOW li!e"lilil ~Jz· ihat llllhto arrOJ)&e;lt ao ihat apetliln ~d. · ~ be "JilalriJ!l ot,honor" lhe n't be ', drllflld imUI !lo WI!O 21. . beller. d<q~. out ot · Doell!'! lhli il1alte .....? • lng party ..... ;.J!," c•.• • Don't ·'I ll me wren,. rm not ' ' · · ·., ...•• .. $13:.80 SUNDAY MAfll is PRESBYTERIAN WoD* Executive Committee meeting 7:SO p.m. ~ SPRINGFIELD ' GRANGE wiU boat limUnaton Grange 8 p. ... SpriJIII!eltl, brlng.potlatk. GAUJA cttlft.. llullt Ridlq Club Ine., 7:30 p. • 111, at thei • ot P ~ colmn- • ·i·. ~ Ita luJI. .. are Mereu- ' . ! ', ' ~ ~ ,;.:!J, ., ... .. ,_ • • I• '~ • . MOTHERS DAY. a; ' ' ~· "I e .. WI:OOING !liNGS DAR, wnl meet at the llame o1 Mrs. Cbarlea Holzer Jr., PIQUE REMEMBER MOM WITH HER FAVORITE SHOES FROM DAN THOMAS &SON ON MOTHERS DAY • FASHION CRAFT • DANIEL GREEN HOUSE SHOES • HUSH PUPPIES ...Sirclm ~_,,...__.....,, . I father, the bride wore a Door. Lejeune, N. C., was best man length gown or white dotted swiss and usbers were Sit. P111Uip 111.\'led with fitled bodice, A-line Glb1011, Ashland, 0,, . and Sit. skirt, long sleeveo, hi&!! neck Jack Leell!'er, P111iadelphla, Pa, and detachable train. '!be neckThe bride's mother wore a Send your teelllll81j110stions to -.. .--.. . .;! :!';...C: : W/LLLO~PJ:.. ~4-N~, CA~~$E . TOO tuineS, ~ ~ a.. _11\C!t-.. . ~ · • ~~=---..... 00 . . o. The church was decorated with ol J)iDk dalsleswlthplnk white mums and gladioli, saUD streamers. Given In marriage by her Set. Howell Medford or CIUIIII . -.: . .. JUNE WEDDING PLANNED - Mr. and Mrs. John E. Lloyd, of 130 Portsmouth Road, Gallipolis, are an• 110uncing the engagement and approachingm~"iage of their daughter, Kristi Ann, to Mr. Gera!d Dayton Humphreys, Jr. Mr. Humphreys is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dayton Humphrey~ of 661 Second Avenue, Gal· lipolis. Miss Lloyd Is a 1961 graduate of Gallia Acad· e111y High School and a graduate of Gallipolis Busi· !leSS College. She is presently employ~d at Gallipolis Parts Warehouse. Mr. Humphreys is a 1961 graduate of Gallia Academy High School and is atrending the University of Cincinnati in the college of engineerIng. The wedding will be an event of Jlllle 8, atrhree o'clock In the Grace United Methodist Church in Gal· The gracious custom of open church will be D.VIES JEW.ELERS PAUL carried a cascade ol. white daisies with satin streamers. Her jewelcry was a single pearl necklace, a gift from the groom. Maid ol honor was Miss Jackie Brlckles, siSter o! the bride. Bridesmaids were Mlos Linda ~ Coal Grove, and Miss Jane Staats, P!. Pleasant. All wore fioor4ength IPJIVIIS of light pink clotted swiss seyled with empire waisUines and'long sleeves. White lace trimmed the tnln!.Ds- ', \ .. •• " • Kristi Ann Lloyd ~e their eos- Just bring in a color swatch , choose your favorite dyeable fabric pump by Fashion Craft, and we'll do the rest. You'll be pleased with the results. - WRITERS TO MEET GAWPOUs - Gallla CouJtl1 with illusion ® . '(t:fl 9J . . Jlexlco. Jame• Porter m, ~ipoll"" Cln~ll, and granddaulllter ot M\". IIIII Mra. Mil Qrover, illcJ Mrs•.Jamaa !llamblln, Sr.. Chelhite, wiD be IIPOIIdllll her two we e k ·I · aprlng vacation rrom Mlill!fcelI~Collep on a 3,50ll mile hip ri>r geolosical I1Ud,y in Colo. · rado, Utah, Arizona and New Mlas !llamblln, a ', frelltman student at Monti· cello, will be a•'"-nl'ld by 2S other lltUclants &1111· lllelr poloiJy Instructor. Mirrtlcello College Ia a two-r- Liberal Aria Colleae ror women located in Godfrey, Dl. Brenda II a graduate ol Ander10111U&!! Scbool, Clnc~atl. also. Followlns the wed!lfn& ar-llon waa bald In the church lellowsblp I'<IOIIl. '!be bride's table carried oot her theme ol pink IIIII white with dallies. A lhiee tiered cake centered the table. MIISilottl!& Pbi!U,I, Mrs. Casby Meedou Ill, GallipOlis, and Mrs, Tom T<llle, llodiester, N. Y., presided at·a.e toble. Rel!li>terlng &uests waa Mrs. Card Party claualiler cit Mr. !lnd v. swmUn, sDM Woodoeilt!e, :::~.,a=~lllrl~~ II liven lldJ Y~M !or po&t 11'04- . and ·Mia•,~~ .,._ Social Club . a blue twO.peee knit clreaa with Seenand~ . IIIII• Lltllla ~)Jot.. ~ . , Wllllalia .Iii! 9 ..... ' ot w,. 81111 Mrs.~~ GIOu M ~ u u 611ji; st" .... ., Members Give W-adi)' wheri alit Ron!d a U , ualtw ·onl,y lhree c~ .rr- her ...,_ She waa .(llrllcl~tltw In t!oe IJu'ee club'touriiiJiitl!l ·hekl by the. ' Women Plan ·-lal lleW"'ae. '!be ....W betore a ·" IDI. 'llds Soholarlblp rot •1.5110 Lou,ers werereadrnmKI,Yme 8etx-4'11d IIIII Ill'. Blueatetn ol Natlottal Jewillt ]faapltal In Don. .ver !or the 20 lirla' dre••• and lllaleblas heldbando that have ~tad that an Qllealloll lor been · by the Salon !or lila;I a!ma1'1 Scholarlblp has been Plll""lnlllehli ;llal • prel«ied by 1 llll'ae, ll'adiJate 'l'haMa f r o m llepartement ot llolzerJWJ'IaiScbociqfl'ilro- Chairman lor amilal._.u recetrld were read, IIIII a hd]atlu ~ent olllcera. '1'1111 Pl'l1lnJ the Lord's Pu.er. .- c t d. a PWviDr to be hekl During the ;rvsram ·reacHftll . at· Fort liNes lflteJ In Columwereah'enbytheroJiowiq,Mra. bu1111·1Uncta¥,J11108, ' a._ ,.,•..,_, Mrs. ·u a r l e' Partner• p'imted ID _ , the GALLIPOLIS - Marie North- Notthtc>. Mrs. Gia<IYI w.m, amiUal dlmer, and mpedng ol up ns hosten for the c.tle- . Mra. lllrr)' lilllllqi-111, Kra. Tom Melp Cooml;r ~~~~ .No." 710 ID lllll'1 a.dal Circle meetlrl& btld Aaea.. Mra. UD!on Mccan and be held · at CJaii'e!l ol .Chrlot in Frlcle,y, Mrs. Clan!i<ie JohoiO!I. Mlddl....,. v- 12 IIIII one ol . ..,....,. ....., '!be openlns IO!iS Wll "Dt '!be Refreoltmeala -e served Falrlletd COIJ!IIl Salon ID honor -~ IIIII l'relll<!ont Mar)' ~bing the .O.Ial hour. '!be- Le Deml ChiPeau or tbe Cen· Joho1111 1m the - ' " ' - - meet1r11 will be held June 5 In! DMIIklll, Arlee Mltllhall at er. at lhe home ot Mro. lJlJian Me- tile Lancaller Hotel May 14. Paalme 23 and 2t were read by Call. Tbe """"''" aplntad a nomMario Nortlllp. Roll call wu 111st1ng committee, COlJ1IDIOCi ot onswered by "Something we Mabel Brown, Jemie Well IIIII tnaiiUl'l about molller." · llorotiu' He<..,.-, to report at El&bt membera and ll•e YlsON uss SIIELTON the meeting. The Allditlng llllrs were pre-. Readlnl ol RUTLAND- Electl'<lnlcl Tech· Committee Is Mildred llamUilll tile mlrlrloa was by seeretar.r nlclan Ssc:ond Oaso Kenneth M. and Betty ~1. Marla Nortbup and treuurer's Mallon, USN, 8011 <II llr 1 a • d • Refreshments were servecl by report wao slven by Mrs. liar- Mra. Kenneth E. MatiOIIcl RoUte tile Holte•• "Ellen. 'lbenextmeetrr Pltebford. Carda were 111111- 1, Ia I10l'VInl aboard tho dellroy- 1ng ol the Salon will beheld at the ed ID be sent to the olck. '!be or UIB !ltelilll with Taak Force home cl Louti!O Stewart In Athllulllness aeoslon dosed with all 7lln lhe Soulb· CbiDa Sea. ens Jllle ~- 'f Lodlea Golf luoclailoo. Four. ' teen members - M ....,hera are asked to note.a che,_. In the. next nieetlrv \bne.· '!be meelltt will be WioclneadaY, ~by 7, witll ~ buslne11 meetliv scheduled !or 9 a. m. and tee-ur ' tbile at 9:30 a. m. nlel'Jay will be !or the most a... and sevens. A aervlce rot dernMcJ ]lltlltero wt.u, *-'· tlltle willt white ... ti;Je MINI&hl 16 .... m! BrDI llowera, •Mea ltld 1111 open Illot Gall1a Caomb" Ssllll No. 112, ble waa ah'en 117. 1/Aumooler El&lll .ind FOIV, lield 'l'lllndiiY 1ae1 llareb! IIIII La P8llt Cha· • evenlntl at 111e . _ of Ellen ~ Erma"Smit1t- ' During 111e buslnlat meeting a.. Scltolarllldp Cbllrman .m.. GALUPO~ -: ~: ' ~poi< •lclp ·honorl' Ia ·ladlea' ~ . St. Peters GALLIPOLIS - The wom011 of st. Peter's Elliscopal Church are having a Card Party, Friday, May 9 at 8 p.m. In the Parish House, 541 Second Ave., Gallipo>. Us. Dooation $1 per per11011. Door prizes will be given and refreshments will be provided. Men and women are :Invited and reservations should be made by contacting Mrs. Ken Boster, 446~338 no later than Wednesday, May 7th. I ' j W. Va., who •' . . . Golf·Winner · Final plana Mrs. Donald Barlow of NorthQP, 1 1re belaw announced for tm1 marsister of the gr0001. Followi~ the ceremony a reriage ot Miss Karon Rose Beattie, daughter of Mr. IIIII Mrs. ception wlll be hold at the h(llla · ' J ooeph Waltoo Beattie, RL I, ot the bride's parents on Rt. 87, Leono W. Va., to Mr. Lorry with the follow!~ serving as Glem Marr, eldest son of Mr. hostesses: Mrs. Charles Widge and Mrs. GleM T. Marr o!Nortb· o! Leon, Mrs. Ksrl Click of ML Alto, W. Va., Mrs. Lester l!Gnup. The marriage will be sol- mer of COlumbus, cousin of U1e emniznd In the Crestoo United bride, and Mrs. Victor Lawrence · 'Methodist Church, Rt. 87, Leon, Weigand of Charleston. The gracious custcrn of ~ W. Va., on saturdaY, May 31, at 7:30 p, nt., with the ceremony church and open reception will be bel~ performed by the pastor of observed. · . the church, the Rev. WiUtam G. Sullivan. N~C>tlal seleclloos will Hu.nti~ • · t"ddles ,'[)ay · GALUPOLIS - gar of ~- . .,_ -_ . Plans Are Completed )»e presented by Mrs. John Cou- ~"A' • ''· '>. ~ . . ae'ty Sommer . ., 4 ~; r • •• �, . ' \ .v' bud which l)(llnta ,1n ~~~~direction l'rulte with stall' IOola to wont the plant IQ · ; ptold and· maka f111t • hallnc. c!Mn FUlL . ' - Ah!l1t pninl ~ JrOw, lllmilon ell ,_ .. _lh Dult· fOol• mokl liow • h!iall._, ....._ Too llharp an . . dnlna 'tlio ·much ' IIPo iPd too Dat ~ be lifllib:ollod by ~IIW bock ' r~ .QI' .11\Ubood cuts which tile Ul> PI:~ p....... ' a cuHetl molature illll1d on die to • lldo 1.bucllhll 1to l"'w. aid oliN>s, cut 1he I'UIIill pol~bb ...... r«. ' , 1t,llil ' ' IIi~~ ·- ' Cut ~~. troek'"' the OW. ' . to whe~e. 111!1 ,_ ,... - II'OI!fh... ' tt-••.• ~ 7,111 aWl!' .. H. Mr•. Jr. bai !tobin.•r1.. llarl'lllll Robia..., eisld week• Of Mo. riDe c!orp.Booteoinp,andlailr ..... of lllnnoed .......... ·~ at Cllllp LiJ-, Nortii,.Cirollna ..u. apeD~~. Inc 20 cii,l at bame'' wl111 hll before ' ._una. lo . u- fl•'•f Ta. When be wm 8> ld A'fldoe: Scliool. Aft.,o ICIIOol Pvt. FnnidiD will be UldiDid 1D 0118 ell tile lllorlne ·torpo Air WlqoQt11blchlhere are live, at, ihe jrelalt ume. . Prior 1D F.....un'1 eallltliilllf lW atl«<ccecc and srUialod tram Wallllna lil8h SchoOl, ,lhe clall oll9f8. coqiJIIelt« Waut 'I ;# MOr~i~·s , DAY SUNDAr M.~Y II ' VISIT OUR LOT &SEE THE LARGE SELECTION OF ..... . '24'·WIDES MOIIU.HOMEs-.TUvEL TUILEIS-CAMPERS . FINANCING AVAILABLE en: wants $tf¥i~ "Moth• With Lon ~· with 14K wfllft " }IIIDW ·IOkl· a' liirtMtOOe ll(liplleHe C"llll ••• • D.RESSES . • HOSE. . . • CULQTI'ES •HANDBAGS • ROBES • G~OVES • LINGERIE • GQYINS / ' ' for " eack~kild ... I nn!NIW CORNIU~ 1 PHONE 446-0296 • 19J.51l North Gallla1 $22,331.89, and SouthWestern, $15,004.14. Actual llate 'comdallm allatlllellla per dlotrlet were r..u~r111, W{,045.50; llannall Trace, f19,013.fll; Gallla, $26,831.84, and Southwestern, $17,. oebOGI . ~~· r~ IQ'illemi "'lldadl~ of GoJJt. 682.99, iKijl. fl.ln; l!wmn Thee,· North ~II. •u. a n ~ "'Sooilllwestem, tf• · .~ ·the distrlets were r.ampou•, •8,98f.27; llamW1 Traae, $18,- GALuPoLIS - C'•lltp.illlltd GoiUa CGunl1 Local Scllool. Dlolrleta recet.vod o1DIII -fotm. datlan JII,JIIIIIIt far 1he lliOII1b ell AprU 1DIII'•B f133,"-'.0l, aecordlil8 to -emeat by Stole Auditor lla8ar Ckiud. 1be tolal,l~adod pa,ylll8l "' and Grartd11Uitller FRENCH CITY HOME CENTER, INC. PINE STREET - Prune to cut out deed, dlmcr dl1011od wood andmakl Mother To I - Makl J)1'UIIIng. part of)'CIIf regular matniA!IIIIICe prQII'IIII. /ffverg .:, . 11-T ~ Plqnliilll to lie Ceacl>era ~ll'illem wereGalllpolll .,78,S~ 'Honnln Trace, $2,238:58; Nortll Gallla, f3,116 •• os, w sautliWutm.,..$2,ue.2t ~ ICitOill lllpll'rillfan allolmtlltl llmiab Trice, f205. 71; Nortll Geula, #13.90, Souanrelfml. t20s:e1. ·Jll. net , .. .te W!JIIIAIY ~ to tile GoiUa Cout!Q- Baud ol td. ~ ~-'llfll II! f2,9,s.so, AliflW IQI!iilllii« allo!nleatl to 111111 in •tPck for .,, im111ediate SURPaiSE HER WITH A••• . Sa!QjD~ The ·SreafGift ' '. 1,_ '•; •• ~ lecture tour In 1882, ainus· lng Americans with out- ' ,; ·~ .;,. t ' . r "1' 1 --~ ;,'r, ' · ' IIIDTIEI'S DAY, MAY 11 ~ 1n ll' ~dish auUca and outra. geous wit, The World AI· ., ~il uotes. Wilde tpJil a ·.customs a;eut that 'he 'bad ~.'flotJilnll to declare except Jus gelilus" and that lie I i•· ~~' , withone:~ For Mother • · Osc8r Wilde made a U.S. .de(iwry PAUL DAVIES . . was dlsap~ted by !be At14J!tle Oceau. He was, ·JEWELERS • agara nlli but 8 li wOUld be more Impressive U It flowed bticltwai'd. . bowever.~, lmJI~etsed ~Nl· «14 iec.,.d A... CdiiJP.!Js; .OJ!Io . ·,• ~ • • • • • '-..,:• •, • •• .. • .• lllembets liJ take their olin table ·llel'Yice; Mrs. B. B• .~el&ler, 1111'1 •. c. M. lobs. Em- c. A. r / 8 ..-l'PUJf.J.V \ Beauty Case ' WHEN THE Featuring Samsonite's e•clusi ~e new pop.up mirror. Lorrtl~t-· No. 652 • Coat Compartmented cosmelic or jewelry tray. large, • Sizes S.M-L, , .. snap.out zippered JXICk!t. Pad in lid also removable. interior. Choice Was~able I of 6 colors. $19.50 s5·•·~· . AI' so available · No. 652 ' Si zo l(L 55.95 . ' ' f• .~tf-. . I ,.. , .- ' - ' .' No. T!29 • 'Mini Gciw. • Sizo• P.S.M.L. , $3.99 ' . . uNoERsrArEo,wAr ~ITHJAcKtts. s£'.tcKs, ALL MAN . LEI~~REATTIRE. FRONT RUNNQS;A:CL·'TH£..J,,h~: . NER OF , • ' • ·i1 '~ '' '' . '. . ·c~IIAL~E~s ANii coiiFoRr MAi<£ ¢roo cOMPANY wrrH A RUGGEDlY MASCULINE LOOK' OF , ENDUR~NCE, A. NEATLY ''· ., ' ... ' - . ' >' j • '' r •• ' I • r' ...,.•. l'' t \.¢i:~'·cj ,d. · ..n,\l~rr <\' '• . -, 'J... , " . r::· ' ~ • 'i • • •• • .• -. , . " No. 7728X s; ... 42-48 . s3.19 . ,·:;:..• ,~ :~).·· ··.~:. ~ •• • Silhouette Totes Beautifully styled, richly textured vinyl tote big with roomy zippered pocket • ·; ,,' . : 4 ~ • . .' '· ,, Inside. Two more packets ~ lone ripperedt on the ' oulside. Smart tpop hlndlos. Choice ol6 colors. HANOI-TOTE ... $24.8 Soitum Floro1 $17.95 • I �' " ' I 8- The Sundo,y <nile~ ... ~i Voice ·.·- · Along Br'way ,·...... (•,' 't , Theme of folk poet with one suit, esmed $1,500,000 last year .••• Jazz fictller Joe Venuti's crowding 75 and fiddling like 25 .... Jazz pianist Teddy WUson's prosperous jet-age shuttle: between New York and Sweden .... Lee Marvin's now getting honorary deeree!l from schools he once was tossed wt of: St. Leo's College 3 lb. or moro in Fla. Crlnstance .... His campaign posters bleat "John LlncJ.. sa,y is Fl.ghting For New York" but we all know he acb.lally is fighting for Washington •.•. in let Quar·ters fiYIU. CIIICIU Breast Q•arters "· TfiiDUJUT All Meat Wieners rEIIDUifST All Beef Wieners beeo in N. Y. in months and his AUce in a couple of years ••.• Newsmag is planning a story on lazy press agents who report smart Sour Cream ley and Mary Lasker In u21," ,Producer Da\'id Merrick in H21" several nights in a row with dil- IIOUGIITOII ASST. flHOIS WE ACCEPT USDA fOOD STAIPS Ice Milk ferent young miniskirts, oldtime name.IJondlea<ier Rudy Bundy now veep and gen'l manager of Ringling Bros. Circus in the same stYlish saloon as well as w11h John Ringling North and Dodle Heath in Goldie's NewYorkchape.ronod by retired Cadlllac topper Alee Fer~aon. Cendmillionalre Charles Allen ls the largest stockholder of the Ogden Corp, which boustlt "21" !or upwards of $10,000,000 and !bat polill spot, original~ "Jack & Cbarlle's" after its creators ...."'· .•., "· .,.,.,. 99~ ••• WIIOU tr 5·7 POifiOIS r•. llUflfiRY · CHillY ;~~~.E - :·-Ft·LLING·\ ap1! Charlie Allen'• .:.. 'Siin lhef - · & old order won~ changeth, the ' II ' ubwl Ol·1fASHIOII IIOil-ln~a" of an Ogden blgshot arrived at "21" rlgbt alter the merger took ,Place confident he didn't need a reservationanddlscovered he couldn't get a table Su. Cll Sll 'II Dl1ner DUST D1tlergett UCfDIII Tabltts Wf RESfUf 1Hl liGHT TO liMIT QUAIITIHES. LEMONS eouf. 160'• SWEET CORN 5 EARS CARROTS lloT. The Edl11111 Hotel was peddled for f10,000,000 ao Milton Kramer's 75 per cent gives h!m f/,500,000 .... Give SJeridan Square's Salvation Discotek theatre the weel(s award tor manHn&e: a bill of several one-act playa was ordered out by owner Bobby Wood alter one performllnce because every other word had foor letters and the everyother was boring .... ~ring sil!ll: the May Wine F'esUval's on at Luchow'a ..... Long estranged from one d the world's nicer villains, Mrs. George Ral! "'1. etl)' sold her Montauk, L. L home. Ed &J.Ulvan's slyle didn't just make Smiley rich: his severest Jrnitatx>r Will Jordan bougbt two IJ)artment houses (Bronx & Manhattan) with his Slllllvisioo.grim. &ce.gotten gains .... Hot H'wood rumor: 11F)ying Nun" star SaUy Field mightn't return tD her TV !li&frt pattern, Strawberries · oach ...,.,, ....,,, I n. 27f 2 "- 59~ ,, 36 5~ 1 LB. BAG 10~ llllf RiiJOI liS. SIITII Ullif Sllf Pit Crtst · IIIII SUI Cool W~lp ur. lAY FRESH CRISP CELERY ·~ . 59~ IUUS . fOOI-~OCOIIT 39~ Florida " I fOOD IUD •••• If 2 39~ 4.Su. 33~ fll. PRICES flffCTIYE rHIU ro, "" \ Costume Pageant . ( Given on Friday Officers Elected by 3' layer Ca ki POMEROY ~ A costumed pageant tleptcclns the -icapped healed by faith In G<ld ldghll8hted the 1\fo,y Ftllowshlj! DaY oboorvance of · Meigs CoUnt.y Church Wcmeo Uilited .Friday afternoon at the Pomtroy United Methodist Church. · 7$ w~ J~ P ' lel- Chester PTA Unit ;\ , <ihit<li diJ i1 'lhat time. ·r.1f 1 •'Anew". ==~~!~~icv~··~-tfa~oo~t~th:e tumed In ~ ~ '· .. r· Mnt. Tracy Joi n• ;1. •· ,. and walkilw with canes lor pageant """ "!!'i. Ellen Couch, lllro. .,.Onarc1 Erwin, Mra. RobHusband in· Germany · ert BaJ!iy,.!llrt Allen Hampton, Mra. MiDiiiil 'Greeqe, Mrs. HomMAsoN - Mrs. Merlin Traer Hol~r, J(ro. WIIQim Grues· 'ey 1~ Frttlll,)' !rom Columbus, or, Mro. "·GOorse ~te, Mrs. Ohio IX> fly to Hardhelm, G e rMerle Bla~M1P and - Mia a .~ mall)' IX> join her husband, ~ Eberabech. Mrs. !)onHuonel tobk Merlin (Jo,yt Tracy, stationed in the role·o~ Matthew, the arrni there. Roadlngs ,..,. bl' Mfs. Cami>· Mrs. Tracy, tho former &loan bell Harper, IJ;Irs. Louis Beibel, JolmB<II, daul!bter of Mr. and Mrs. Ro.Y. Soy~lod,antiMrs. Tom Mra. Paul D. John-· Maaon, Koi(J, Mrl. 4ames Criswell arrlYed In Fronkftrrt, S.lurdll,)' giving the prot- tothepegeant morning, A lormer empiQY.. of and Mro. (;ool'P Jlar8taves read- the ~est. Virginia Depulinent of hw the scripture, MalthOW' 8:1-3, Wel[are in Folnl Pleaaent, aiie and Mathew 9:9-14. OJII)OCll IX> reside in Germany two. lU the conclulioi1 of the PQ- yean, ~ eant, the ·ilandiC&P~ !melt at the . ,. altar •• Mis. Crtawoll ·proSeeri!lary Bird oounced , ~ 'blaaolrw with emTl!e s ~ c r eta r y bird re.Phui1 on Chrlat'a worda1 1''Your ceiyed tts name · from , the filth has matie you whole• arlae long plumes which proJect ·an:l walk. u • from the back of its head as with ' of Mrs. Church Wtonen United, extendBen Neutzltrw. prealdent ed the W.lcdllie alter Mri. Har- · Yey Van , Vn.n!<en played "AYe Verum11 at the organ. Remarks on the tHeme of the observance ,..,. glwn bl'.Mrs. Noutzli<W to I bockgrourid Of mualc. The four -partprogramincl\11- *d res_ppnal~e readi~WsOna "Mo- ment of' 'w..till!" "lth Mrs. Van Vrankeri, acc-nled by Mrs. Neutzllrw, slrwtrw "Thank God for Little Thlrws." The Bev. W, H, Perrln.ofTrinlt.Y Church in .the part on "Ti)e · Poasli>U!IIao" ' II>Oko ·pilma~ill 011 the ~.! ol the retaniod·chll! · di'en's p~ in !'"ia• r;ouot.\'· •'\\'hat Wo(\nDo",.aathe ~": · :::- : ~~::~~~~~i~f~i~~~r'1!:~W; ....Other officerl riamcd were Mrs. Maeel &rtbn, vice presi· deli.; Mrs. Kathryn Windon, sec· re(4ry. and Mrs. Lucille RideOoo our, tte:asurer. ' A ·ti:lk on safety in the home and a rum on how to save a per· F'rt.'(l Ua\i• Enroll• In Ohio Technical LANGSVILLE - Fred E. Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rob. art E. Davis, has enrolled at Ohio Technical College in co. lumWs. Davis will grawate lro\Jl Meigs Hl!ll> Scllool In 1969 and will stafl classes at Ohio Tech next September. He will study Electronics Engineering Toehnology. Presented at the meeting was a letter from the wlre of the United States ambassador to Peru thank· ing the chapter tor a contribution of money. Meigs County memberSattending the meeting were Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Euler, Mrs. Theodor ia f'recker, Miss Mildred Haw· ley, Mrs. Martha Husted, Mrs . Nan Moore, Mrs. Geneva Nolan, Mrs•., M;lxine Philson, M i s s Reibel, 'Mrs, BeatrLcc Rinehart, Mrs. Sauer, Miss Carolyn Smith, Miss Lucille Smith, Mrs. Emily ,. Sprague, Mrs. Nellie Vale, Mrs. Ann Webster, Mrs. Roberta Wil- Preaching and sermonizing to young· people is no· toriously ineffective, espe· ciaUy in this age of intellec· tual sophistication. -Rep. Lloyd Meeds, D· Wash. THE TEST Of lOWER PRICES IS Wawona Tunnel tree, long one of Yo,.lnlte'o top t<orl.at attraction&, has toopled. N - · eniployea THE, TOTAL dlocovered the 234.fool ldllll redwood was down ·when they 'flnt into the anow-covt'lred area of the park Frlda,y. 'l1le twllei · - elllllt feet wide, nine feet b!gi, IIIII 26 feet long- rrao carved lllroullll the tree in 1881 lor ltqecoa.chea alter . fire da. ON .YOUR TAPE mqodlta base. Colorado is known as the "Mother ul Rivers" because more rivers rise within its bordeis tllan in any other alAte. · ' mini . .. your champagne satin shirtwaist. And pick a heel and toe shape to suit your mood .. slim heel -oval toe or chunk heel-square toe. Both styles in White peau de soie. ready for tinting . LET "MOM" SEE HOW MUCH YOU LOVE HER BY ORDERING F.LOWERS FOR HER DAY . SHOES DUDLEY'S FLORIST Pomoroli, Mlddl•r·rt, o. · & Maton Co., . Va. ~o46-l7n or 99-2-5560 MOM-ENTOUS This year give 81 her gifts that make "scents." See our en· chanting as· eort.ment of fragrances, cOt!· metics that are especially use- ful, pleasing, (lriced right! BY-COTY ORGINALS DANA, HELENA RUBENSTEIN_ ..~AJ~'\r~ fABERGE BUXTON BILLFOLDS TIMEX SeeOur~n . no charge, of course. $12 each. HANDBAGS TO MATCH .DUTTON'S BEAUTY CENTER I NATION~L Play the "Match Game·· this holiday season' It's easy and lots of fun with Connie's dyeable Peau de soie pUmp~! Match your purple velvet whi~h ::.t~';: at the meeting the PTA prayer and the pledge to the flag. The unit was author .. ized to purchase a colored tetevision set for the school. Room count was taken by Gerald R~c with the fourth grade receiving the bouk. Mrs. Harold Spencer was named hospitality chairman for May and serving on her commit.. tee are Mrs. Robert Mills, Mrs• Roger KeUer, Mrs. Richard Rawlings, Mrs. Ronald Smith, Mrs. Eleanor Douglas arM! Mrs. Donald WUltams. 1!1!••••.~·!11!1!'!••..~11!!!........ ...... • with a "Tintable" by Connie! . Sorvln9: Golllpolis, In bird symbolism, the g,amecock represents aggressiveness. Match your• mini, your maxi, or your mood ... itiated. son and Mrs. Dorothy Woodard. Gruoser giving the benediction. A lick lunch with the host church providlrw the bevorage and deaserl ,WO'Iided the mee!• lng. Mrs. Neutzlfq proildad at POMEROY - Mrs. Jean Sex.. son's life by givin~ mouth-toa brief buslneso meeting duiiq! son was elected 1969..70 presi.. mouth resuscitation was prewhich Ume 1a mP.eting of the key dent· of the ClJester P'f A at a sented by a representatiVe of the women wa• stll for May 15 at Trini!T church. li~~U be ~~ " "!.~ -;~t ~~; ~~:.~h";it'"R~t. theme . ;,~l)'t!.i. IIB J>Ot.litin PARK, CalU. (UPI)-The 2,000 service Spag Jh'll!(l:• \~ Hi1 :f ···•· ·=-fi01·f l I ,,, .,. I ••. NOW' minor partner at another luxury restaurant wailed his amuent problem: since his ac. ceslion to part -ownership was pJbllcized, old customers stopped giving him big tips .... Bing Crosby's 65th birthday is coming 111) but 75-year.yoong Joe Venuti nears Bing is older than that .... Dlno Martin, Dean's lad, is no ehip oft' the old bar: at the !llerldan SQuare Dlscotek the kid had a coke wlth lemon twist; good Park .. 24n. prt1110:>. Q ' THANK YOU ~ r~-::~~n --m~.-. wedd.• fn g PIan S M de Semi-Boneless 29~ ,,,_ COME FRIDAY AT 4:30 .there will be 37 Middleport and p..,. eroy ·~ gradero lind their chaperone&, Terry Ohl~ mt FenMiss Linda Karen Johns tOn To,ytor, of! lor Walhtrwton, D. C. . It's tho 11111111 aa!ecy patrol trlj!. The youngsters will go bl' lc:hool bua tx> Huntington "here they will join about 500 ~r ~ecy )lllnll memllen on a opeclal train IX> Washlrwton. SotunlaY will be .. · ftUod with vislla IX> the UMI tourist placea and the Jll'OW will IMrd the train Soturday oishllor the trill home. MJDDLEPORT - st. Matthew's Methodist Church in Memphis, Leo Crew, who has been so acthe for many years with the safe- Tenn., will be the setti~CortheMa3131 weddirtt of Miss Lillla Karen tY petroJ..unita, decided agelns! hlakiOW tlie trip tx>Waahlngtoll this Johns to John Joseph Ewns. time. The bride-elect lathe daughter o!MI'. and Mrs, David Earl Johns of 1009 E. Watthal Circle, Memphis, Mr. Evana Is the son of Mr. an:l Mrs. Edward Eqns of Middleport, Miss Johns Is a graduate of Mossick High School and attends Memphis State Ulliversity. She Js employed by the American Telephone and Telegn~~>h COOipall)', The bridegroom-elect Is a graduate ol Middleport High S<hool aOO is stationed with the U, S. Navy at Jacksonville, Fla. SUP.fiiOI or DAVID DA'VIfS 49~ 1•• IIOUNTOII ' 39~ Chicke1s celebrities are present in prem. tses they've mostly never even heard of •.•.. Well, we saw Morton Downey in La PoHinlere Inhaling French grub Into his Irish kisser .... And Mrs. Rocky Converse (Gary Cooper's remarried widow) with Pat (Mrs. Bill) Buck- 45~. 59~ ,._ , •. 69C 3-m. the o11!er nigbt but Ralph hadn't al "· MIDDLEPORT - "Music Can Inspire" wu the program ~lc presented by Mrs, Ethel Chapman when the Alpha Omicron Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma met recently at the Kyger Creek Elementary Schooi. Mrs. Chapmanpresentedapaper on America~ music and there was special music by a mixed chorus from the Kyger Creek H!gi, School under the direction ol John Mathell)'. Bouquets olspring flowers provided by the Cheshire Gare\en Club, decorated the dinner tables. Mrs. Fay Sauer, who planned the atCair, was assisted by Mrs. Nela Ue VaJe, Mrs. Ruth Euler and Mrs. Chapman. Miss Anna Maude Fehrman, president, gave a report on the · · state convention held in early April at Clevclarxl. Plans were made for the next meeting of the chapter to be held in Sepleptber at the Trinity United Church of Christ in Pomeroy. Miss Mary Virginia Reibel ; ~ill be chairman or the arraniemcnts. At that meeting new members will be in~- WE .SALUTE PAUL SMART AND TOM CASSELL WHO have. devoted h®ra and houri to developillll lour JBture trails at the loaac WaltGn Leo.... farm! Mr. caas~ tells us that while he has assisted some, Mr. Smart Ia the cine ·llbo has clone most of tbp ac:tual work lovolved. Both are natunr lovers from way back. Mr. CaaooU 110)'1 U.t each of the trails o!fers somethb>g dUIo"nt. .Not only de they provide a look at the wood a and wild Oow· ers, ~ d10 rock lonnations, a aarKistone cave, and wlldllfe aethitJ. Thll!'l'l· even a bee tree on one of ttw, trans whi~h for the moat part IU to be tnvtled alrwle Ole. Soolll!la like an ~place lor a field trip, be it a biology clua or jtlst a ·ir<W of JBture omhuoiasll. Perhaps either Mr. Casaeilor Mr. cw1d arrarwe . an outing lor the group.. Ill ••What's Joe's Pier 52" ...• and we said a restaurant and we asked why he asked and John said he's read in a column (not this) TREE TOPPLES Y 0 S EM IT E ' (s.,ll) '72 .... Circus multimillionaire Jolm Ringling North asked us Program Neehl!>e've oeen over)11111111 - a lablecloth turned into a PBrll' drt•U let'• be the ftnt to admit, it's ehle, it looks e~n'sl•e, · an:t it'• 911t8,becoming to Ita wearer. ~, Barnltz la . the creative one. Her attractive dresa, made' •!Poeially.' lor · the FOunder's Day obaervance of the Ohio Eta Poi Cl~r of Beta Sigma Phi SororiQ', started out aa a 72-lnch-,...... table<loth o! c~ lace. . A little on the con&ervative side - alkl who woUldn't have to be, "lth .three ornaU' dal!i!hters - Ann· so,ys it cost her ell8ctb $6. 'l1le drool Ia lined'; langi loose and Is fashioned "ith bot si..Yes and a bllteaa neckline. The color Is moat CCJ11Wllmentary to Am's dark halra~yeo; \ ·Atlh, by the way, was named "Girl of the Year" by lhe chapter ln 1 surprlae aDOWncelnent at the Founder'• Day attatr. BY JACK O'BRIAN that he and Dodie Heath had been there which was news to North. Pen & Pencil reported Ralph and Mrs. Bellamy dined there I Music· is NEW YORK - Rod McKuen, '· . * OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 9:00 �10 - , The SundaJ< 'l'lnie,..<;entinel, ~> May t. 196\1 . .• "' $100 . Contril5u.te'cJ ~to" ~l~.fff.inory 'Patients ,Will Rec"eive' ·Plants ~, I Nrf... iulll I Jlh;, l'.<lril '. "'"Jl, • Children's Program,· ' a POMEROY - A $100 cmtri· Mri, ~ B, Weed and Mrs. Ma. and earrl..t ran and bag over button was made for the retard~ bel Wolfe and round robin cards 200 years old IIIIIch' belmaed, ed children's program ln Mejgs were signed for them. It was not- to her Grandm!llher Blum. County when the Happy Harvest. ed that Miss Thelma Grueser ls An article m the !JI'igln <1. ers Class met Friday night at improving. A sympathy card will Mother's Day 8lld ·a PJOm en. the Trinity United l'hurch of be sent to Mrs. Everett Daney, titled "Molher or Mine" ....... Christ. Mrs. Dale Smith thanked the read by Mrs. Melllhart. n.ere· The need of the Meigs Coun- members for a nower sent her was group singing of ''Faith <1 t,y Mental Retardation Board for during her illness, mid a card Our Mothers" and· "My W'il d additiona.J !wlds, if classes tor was read from Mr. and Mrs, Irish Rose." Mrs. Seyfried read retarded children are to be con- Ben Neutzllng thanking the class ' 4The YOlutg Mother's COUrage" tinued in Meigs County n e x t for the $50 which bad been glv. and Miss Grueser ga.ve an arUfall, was discussed by the Rev. en in their name to the parson- cle entitled ••Mother - Voea.. W. H. Perrin during the Ma_y age building fund 011 their gold. ttan of Honor. H Fellowship Da,y observance Fri- en wedding anniversary. Pra,yer from the yes- opday. Plans were made to serve the ened the program C<llllhlcled by On the basis of his appeal and Smith.Russell wedding reception Mrs. Dessauer. Mrs. Clara Karr the need for continuing classes on May 18. Volunteering to as- gave devotimlls uslllg scripture for retarded children, the Hap- sist were Mrs. Clarence Head- from St. John and read an art!. PY Harvesters made the contri- ley, Mrs. Homer Holter, ' Mrs. ch; entitled "Perfect Peace." bution. Roy Seyfried, Mrs. Lawrence Prizes were awarded tD Mrs. Mrs. Oris Guinther was wel - tanning, Miss ~il Ehersbacb, Karr, Mrs. Seyfried, Mrs. Meincomed inlo the membership of Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Miss Maud hart, and Mrs. Gladys Cuckler, the class. Plans were made t.l Grueser, Miss Freda Grueser, The meetlngconcludedwithgjooup have more yearbooks printed and Mrs. Clara Karr, Mrs. D a 1 e singing ct uGod Bless America. u distributed. Reported ill were Smith, and Mrs. Neutzllng. The blrthda;y of Miss Maud Grue. Miss Ebersbach was appoint. ser was observed. A pink and white color scheme ed assistant secretary for t h e class. During the meeting, Mrs. was carried out In the refreshBeautiful Reibel explained the purpose of ment table decorations. lllerbe~ BLOOMING the proposed Stanley products cookies and cotree were served PLANTS party and the class decided not by Mrs. Neutzllng, Mrs. Adam For Molher' s Ebersbach, 8lld Mrs. Georgia to participate. Mrs. Philip Meinhart used a Williamson. Day Mother's Day theme for the program. Hlghilghtlng the presentaDUDLEY'S FLORIST tion was a reading "The 0 I dServing: Gallipolis, Fashioned Mother" featuring Pomeroy, Middl~tport, 0. Mrs. Holter in a rocker. g.e & Mason Co., W. Va. wore the bomet,. cape, and apron 446-1777 or 992·5560 Couple Wed in Heath Church MIDDLEPORT - The Heath United Methodist Church was the scene or the wedding of M r s. Nancy Joseph and Mr. N e a I While, both of HarrlBOovllie. Vows of the ceremony were read by the Rev. Max Donahue on Frlda_y, April 2~. Attendants were Miss Karen Myers of Albany, sister of the bride, and Mr. Hershel White of Harrisonville, son ~oud for m/J ~t m>hll01 ~ \t '~ ( >ltnl' 111 fm d li« 'lllll ll , «r,IIIOil of Zl• lloth' ~ tl i;'W Zt· lll'l\1 ' II m .•., joJ \ I r.r-: ht 1m \'Oil ' n.. 71/1/TH /he '<'•'I"' , ..,., " '"''"" , .,. "~"" '"' ""• , ">\ I!TY O I\ 1 i"l l) ZL'-: IIH D£1\L i f\ SMITH AUDIO·V15UAL5, !~!=·•-•-'• Unio11 St . Athan1 , Ohio 45701 Coli Coll•ct 593-7708 Wi lliom S. Oil•s. Mgr . H•ar in9 Aid Dept . _ I ,,. rnternttd in rnrnm1 1bcut lenittl Hnrinl Aids. CJ Pltnt tntillull dtt1i11 )nllllet lilertlure ~ Pltttst ltltptlciM mt II home to ltllnrt lor 1 denronstrttron. ot the bride· groom. The couple will make their home at Harrlsawllle where both are employed ln the Meigs Local School ~stem. New Zt>n1th " Z ~n l.'l'l ' r.1n m.lkl.' IIi(' fuo ag,hrl f'ri.'C I '; IOtl o~mpld > ­ ( oilio n hom ~ M>l m ·l >1 h>{ t. (> llut! ~. W 1· 1 ~ h \ o n ly l ifo ou n~c J nd _..----· · HEARING SCHEDULED~ •. WASHINq'I'O/i,, ~(U~J) "i'Q1 llepartment 01 AgrlcUI e has scbeduled hearings here June 18 to 20 oo proposed reDJiatlons tD limit the amount of tat in hot dogs, bol8na and other cooked Slussge products. The department baa dropped, at least temporarily, a Johnson admlniltrallon proposal to set a 30 per cent limit, ~eamen saur the deportment Mlllld reveal Its proposal about May 1~. 511([1 - - - - - - - - - ------""' -- ------ . . . ... _____________.. "In God We Trust" was designated as the U.S. na· tiona! motto by Congress in 1956. Miss Susan Marie Ohlinger Miss Ohlinger is Bride April 12th Mado juoi for you by one . of our 1~ ilied . · con~ld photographoro, SWORN IN WASI!INGTON ' (UPi) ,.. RIJ!>ert Charles lUll, 51, who served as ambassador to three Latbi American nallmo and asalstant ~rotary of stale during the Elaenhower admlnlatratloo, waa ~rn tn Fridi.Y as ambassador . to ~ lllll succeeds former New York GlOVER'S menta lOr !he l'lm1erOY Al!lllllll A.-lattm ban<fl8t. tD ba held ,p, fJilBE SAl'& UIEX:(( OUR FJRST-OF-,WEEK 0111 OF 13 100115 l.OIO 10 74,010 llU. lOW liD till ' ·~- SPfX1ALS. .. ; Mr. allll Mr._ Mark 'l'UIIehill, ·. In ·,fiie lllit1and Free Will Baptist Cbw"ch, lollowlov a~ o(·"illeli:- ~vows rlll!l by the brtde'o raa.or, t~~o· Bev. ·· p ul' -··- ··. .. 'If)lS. i FRESH AND CRISP LARGE SIZE HElD 16~· We accept Fad. Food Stamps NEW CABBAGE ' Nice 'Bia lb. Heads "• , RUTLAND - Mill Rebekah P, Tll)'lor, daugloteroiRev.BIIIMrL J>i,ul E. Taylor, Middleport, Rt, 1, became the tirlde of Mr. Maik Tannehill, son of Chester 1, 'I'll>.nebW, Mld!Depori, arxl Phyllis Tamehlll, Portland, OreSIXI. 1118 afterooon .Ill ,\llril26 at lht Free Will BiPilst Onirch here. The brlde'o lather performed the dooble rl<v cerOIIIOIQ' at I o'clock before the altar of IJoo ehurch, followiovlradltlooal wodo dlow music pia,yed by the brldo'a molber. Attendants were Miss Sandy HEAD LET'TUCE S•• .....,_. ·Wed in Rutland JJm ONLY 5TH and PEARL STS . RACIHI1 "Tho With A itoarr, You, WE LIKI!" . Right ros.,.,od to II 01it .quantitloa ' ., ' '. iwmiE:D IN IiUTLAND - MON. MIDDLEPORT - Miss Susan Marte Oblinger, daughter of Mr. alii Mrs. David Oblinger, Middleport, was united In marriage tD 10~ . Miller, of llllllalld, brido-ld, aDd Mr. Olarles Sall'dor. Columbus, be~ Tba bride wore a white long.; aleeve drell alld ......... of blue carnatlool. A roceOtlllllfol· lowed the Cl!;i'~ at lbi! laDe or the bride. 1 • The - Mra. TanlllhiD II a aledent at Mala•lll&b Sebool alld 'Iiiii .,...S~ate · Wo morWb. Mr• ASSIGNED AS CANNONEER GALLIPOUS •• Arm,y Private Pint CIUI James E. Carletal, 21, whose wile, .fU111o, Jives it 6~1 Second Avo., wu usl(llled April 10 to the Amerlcal Dh18fm In Vlolnam aa a cammoer. ' I· Ina" wa• the toPic or a paper Ffed Nelle. b talked <1. (l)aDII!1p lD poreb box.•• IIIII ilallllbw bolketl. F o r abo ••IIIP'IIed pine, red· 11111111, or flbertll'n; an1hll_,.· 180<1 the use ri. n\et8J bOolet becaote lbe1 eGidiCt hioat andrull. When -.1 beQa are used, Mr). Neate ~ COII:tnc tb8m wilh eottonaeed oil a• anl& prevOiial!ve, but odvl8ed aplnlt •line cr..,.. wbleb Ia lade to IIIIIV'Jiilllt&. ' Pllilltln poreb buies or bane· 1111 baaiaoti should be fed a ...... 'accordlngtD Mrt.Neale. IIIIo suaoated the u • • or lucbda, beiiOIII&. geranium or ~ as lllllable llowera for ocr.c....,..,...l planllng. Mr._ IIIW1f Slag U I 8 d "Charming Clematis" atherlople, lilting that clelllatla had 1111 origin In Europa. IIIIo said this - · well 011 trellla, arllUIIII pVeD J>1 lofrl, !lie recommended lbat a tableapoon lUll <1. 17sol be added to a liucket of water and 1bal t h e · corms IIOaked overnllillt before planttng Tile ·firot planting. she laid, ..... be made alter !lie dan,.. ~ frGII Ia patsed. T h e y lbould be planted eitbt lncbel deep and loft In the llfllllld imUI tho foliage it brolm. For COli· llalll blooming, Mrl. Rouob 111111· plied planting .Very - weeks lbrou&ll JuJ1 .. Tlpo m May '1'anQIIolll. a 1968 ~ Ill . Mldjglli«t HIP Sebool, Ia ~ at Foote llbloral P>rPTba)i are .iOIIim<i at 70 North 'S.co111rSt.; Mlildi4port. PERMANENT FLOWEIII slY· gardening a selling rut-·. The arl"IID&"mtnl was mede by Mra. <1. the mon1b Hiram F!Sb· Your Gold Medal Communily Florist POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ORDER NOW! 1\'e II' ire Flowers Everywhere! . An11011ncing Birth , · Oi Son April iB !11111J Jlr!dd•• ,WE'RE LOADED WITH THIS BUYI WHY PAY MORE? Mr. ODd Wra. <1. .1\mn( are, b!rth or their ""'~ . i;:!! 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An lmitatkln .... orteMed tD lbe cl.., tD enter 01'1'111&011111 lnaliollerslooWtobaheidm YIJ 10 I!Y the Winding Trail tree stumps, or m walls, but Club at b .tomeroJo m•........., lbat It llhould have a riel! loam, FOR 1nt ENTIRE Sebool. Other ilcllvlliea or the be, well drained,·fertilized light. FAMILY . club dltcullll! at tlie JIIIOIIIII " and nwlebed With peat moes COME TO lnclucled parUclp!tion In "Gr<!sD to keep It cool. !lie also sagone cup ~ limo be galled lbat 'rlowDb NOtes," a column In Tho n,~ · SenH•t, aJ¥1 a proJI'8JD m added tD the soli where the cle- . .WMPO at 9 a.m. v~ by Mrs. maUs lo planted. llhore Shoos Aro The method ~preparing glad. Karl Grue- and Mrs. VernoD S...tl~lr Prictol loli eorma for pllllltlni was ella-· Neate. • MIDDLEPORT 'l1lere waa a parade or spring cussed by Mrs. Mlltm Roush. Jvmets, croal@d for the most Part from nowera, In re11po11se . to roll call. Tlit we r e Jud&8d wilh ~. Denver Hoi~ ter taldnc fir II P4,Mrs. Mll!IMI lkMidalhelt, Memd·. Devotlms· toaied m lbe 23rd j!aalm were PYPI I!Y Mrl, Paul Fllher. llle concluded with a ''Flower• .lor the LIYllw'' and a -or. •wlb8 Gl'Gund Flbwer Plant- Honored with Stork Shower was used, and a !Joral arrange. ment was used 011 lbe other. Games were pb,yed, and prlz. es were won by Mrs. WUllam Roush and Mrs. Arnold Roush. Refreshments were served. 'The following ...._, the hmoree and Mrs. Fran Reichert, Mrs. Sonunf~, Mrs. Woodrolr BiViin, . Mrs. Roush, Mra. Paul Bumgarner, Mrs. Harey Clark, MisS' Anna Allen, Mrs. Amold Roosh, Mr'~. Wlll.bun Rouab and Mro, J a c k Pici<en&. Sending sllt8 were the R e v. Tod Rouab, Mrs. Bernice Winkler, Mrs. Ralph Kin& Mra. Char. los Wood, Mrs. Rdlert -.n, Mrs. Paul Zerkle, Louise Roush, Mro. OttleBumgamer, Mrs. Rllberl Lee Brown, Diane l!umpr. nor, Mrs, E. '1'. Roosh, Mra. Albert Roosh, and Mrs. BellY McNamara. ONANI Uenll. Several mtm>et'l 8110 Vllllm-ed to mal!e tabhf ~ ' er, sister or the bride, served as the matron of hooor. !lie wore a yellow gown of silk organza over crepe with a matching h~lece Mr. James Edward Baer, son of alii carried a bouquet of yellow Mr. alii Mrs. EdwardBaer, Pom- alii white daisies. Don Swisher of P1111eroy was eroy, In a Nuptial Hi8h Mass at the Socred Heart Catholic Church best man for the bridegroom alii the ushers were Torn lama.rellt, on April 12. Wooster, and larry Bourne, AthThe Rev. Fr. Edward Maloney ofJ!clated atthedouble-rlngcere· ens. For her daughter's wedding, mo~ whJch was performed at Mrs. Ohli~er wore a blue dress 11:30 a. m. before an altar decwith matching C!Xlt alii blue acorated ·with white gladioli and caiXlelabrL Music was 'p;eseJt.. cessories. Her corsige wa.s yeled by Mrs. Catherine Welsh, or· low rosebudS. Mrs. Bur was ln a helge lace dress with match!~ ganist. Escorted to the altar by her accessories and wore a yellow father, the bride wore a white rosebud corsage. A reception hooorlng the couple gmvn ol lace over crepe fashioned was heldatthehomeofthebrlde's with ari empire watstlineandlong tapered sleeves. The gowil fea- parents in Middleport. A yellow tured a wedding rirv neckline ac- am white color scheme was carcented In the back by a nmvlng ried rut and a three tiered wedpaneL Her bouffant veU of U!us- ding cake centered the bride's ion was gathered into a crown of table. Mrs. Larry Bourne, sister 'satln leaves and seed pearls1 and of the bridegroom, registered the she carried a bouquet or carre- guests. Assisting at the reception tiona centered with a ~hlte or· , chJ~, ,,._,.~ .._., ,... •• were Miss Joyce Evans, Pmtt,. Mrs. Tom lannatelll of Woost- eroy; Mrs. Jucly McKnight, P~)) eroy; Miss Elaine Davis, MJddle-' Porti Mrs, Leon McKnight, Porn· 1 eroy, and Mrs. Richard Gress, Middleport, aunts or the bride, alii Mrs. George Buchanan, Pomeroy. Foc a wedding trip through northern Ohio, the new Mrs. Baer changed into a yeiiDW C!Xlt dreas NEW HAVEN - Mrs. Michael (Brenda) Merrll, New Haven, wao with matcbl<v accessories. She ltmored with a atork lib<Jioer 011 wore the orchid from her bridal A!lril22nd, by women or the Gra. bouquet.' The bride Is a graduateo!Midham United - s t Church with Mrs. Jaok Pickens, chair- dloport High School alii is emman. The children of Mrs. Mer- ployed at Ohio Universlcy in Athrlt's nursery class attended the ena. Mr. Baer, who graduated shoWer wlllch wao beldlnthe&ln- from Pomeroy High School, is a da,y sebooJ room. They Sllilled sledent at Ohio Unlveralcy where be lo majoring In buolness adIn the Opelliag of gifts. Two tables were jleeorated for ministration. ~Nolngapro­ lirllllll')'. Mrs. DwlabtMilhO<m. whoiloa!ed 111e w.....- eitbt meotln8 <1. tiJi cl..,, wu aiMII to pacbase tlie pllllllallllldollvorlbem tol!le~· vr±or.,a•..olller ~!r project, . . tributed •~· lllll!fl wW ao to Veleranl ll'emorial J!otpllll where thiQ' will bo used for flow· era-belnl brou&l<l In for 1111 pa. "'' . • wilh lllae In a bogarth de~ a~ to Mrl. IUram Fllllor, Biut"ribbona for ar~• Jolia. Homer Holter, llr._ F.cl-o. 8lbiWed at the meeting were 1011 llollGa,.and .V e r a o n . provide tGmato planta for relidoatl or the llfelp Cowlt;J 11>- o.f your weddint In ~"'-i. · color •••• I Jecl Ill iriai!J 1,_.1; the WUd-.1 Guli.D Club will oPlD 1hlt7ear Tho whole true ·~~ooy --===========~~~~~~-~~-~--"'!"'~----;... l.li[ POKEIIOY - ALIVE 'FOjEVEII .. the occasion. On me table a 1 HaUmsrk bassinet doeontim OUIU •,. ' .' ',. ' , 1 GIBSON .GIVES YOUA �' 'f"" - ., 12. ...., Tho &lnlii,V TIDieK!io~lnel, ~. May 't , 196~ ··{·sm·~· t Good f;l''· ;Charlie Brown Cth.Stars. . '"''od"'"" ... Melvin R. Van Meter repre•enflng THE METROPOliTAN UFE INSURAICE COMPANY Meuopolitan is happy to an· nounce the appointment of (Aaent's Name) as its special Representative in this area. Mr . ...... .... will render all types of Metropolitan sc~ice includina a call at your home 'to receive premiums on your Metropolitan insurance policies. [f you have any queMJOns aboul_insurance, or if you'd like mformatlon about Metropolitan's services, call or write: VAN METER Collloct 949·295 1 or Write Box 406 Gallipolis, 0. series specials about Charlie Brown and his "Pealllts• pals, whose exploits and mlsadventures have become a dally read.. lng ritual tor millions of ~e around theworldthrooghtheUnlt. ed Fea!ure~catecomlc strip, the new halt • boor is a unl"'e chronicle of tho lnlertlrined lives o! the two Charlies- Brown and Schulz - told through a comblnatlon o1 animation and live film action, Also stsrring In the hall. hwr mm feature are poet • stng. er Rod McKuen; com.,Oser..pian1st Vincent Guaraldl; the ~~<zy. al Guardsmen; the SonFranclsco cast of the stage nwsical, uyau're A Good Man, Charlie Brown• and Robert ~ort, author of 14 The Gospel According to Peamts. u Don ~erwondnarrates the spe- · cial and Schulz illustrates t h e evolution of Charlie Brown at the drawing . board in his Sebasto. pol, Calif., studio. k is the story of how 11 Peanuts'' became the most successful continuing comic strip in history and o! how Its characters haveachievedunprecedented fame as the subjects of books, music , lectures, television, merchandising, the stage and feature films. of Restrictions on Federal Aid for Colleges Hinted . ' ' '. .• ,. •. k . J., GALLIPOLIS . ·t "' .,11f" ,toil •· j ·~~' • .. ' !'' Featured in ', May Musicals .......... .... ~ ' '~ . ' LT. DOWNII! Allen Dmvnie wmmisswned POMEROY - ADen T. Down· le, ..., of Mr. and Mrs. T e d Downie, High st., Pomeroy, has been commissioned as a second liwtenant at the U.S. Army Field Artillery school at Fori Sill, o~a-,..am.ate Candidates Are Narne d of Ohio university with a degree In civil engineerIng, U. Downie entored the army last June 7. He underwent basic training at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., before beginning his traJn.. ' h• Olficer candidate school. lilg He Is currently horne ooleave and will report to Son Francisco, Calif., on June 7 and is expeeled to leave Immediately !or Vietnam. He has been assigned to the Military Assistance Cornmand in VIetnam. Mr. and Mrs. Downie traveled k> Fort Sill to attend a reception. dinner and other aetlvities held In COlli unction with their son's gracklation. Resistance Growing t 0 lsrqeli Vow to Hold Suez Line V · ds UrsuJI·Dft ' ,, ' ' ' ·' , I' •• . ' ',\ ... 4' ~ !'t .' .. ·' .'• ,, ·~ ·~·' \. ~ I'• .. /', ,. J. ,,' .~· I'd ' ,, ....,, .\ ' ·.~.b. ' ' :. """ '. ·1.1 '• ;;· • I t ' ,'" • .·.~.1~ ~-.~ ' I 'i•" ~ .,-· •• j •.• . ' I' "· )f~draHelp: ,. :::;.~Called . Up'f6r . , , . a' t :;b., 'r:i·'tJ(i:( ., ·,P.lif,.. , '• : ·. EtCape ~"~· : Appeal Made to Han/ For Word .0 Prisoners WASIIINGI'ON (UP0 -"AI an act of basic launanib'," Nortll VIetnam should permit the Americans It holds captive to write to their famJlles, Uedersecretary o! State Elliott L, Richardson seld Saturda,y. "We are deeply concerned about the lack .of lntormatloo about your priSClllers,,. he said. "Some of them have been hold four years and longer with little or no word to their families. "As an act of basic humanity, they shoold be allowed to correspond with their famUies and loved ones. "We are using every possible occasion to raise this subject and to bring about ' the release of prisoners on both sides." Makes Pllbllc Appeal Richardson made his public appeal in a statement haocled .~,u· · ·-·nm.: ill ~ ·•:;Q Pm»».= PICKERINGTON, Ohio(lJPI) - Members of t h e ~ ~ ·~·· Pickeri~n Teachers As- ~ sociation and the Pickeril\,oton Board o! Education ::3 held separate meetings ~ Friday on the dismissal of 11 Pickerington High Sehoul ~ counselor Donald McGee. !$ Board members reaffirmed their original de;-;: cision not tore-employMc~Gee ";?:: Some 42 teachers have called a special meeting :::: Monday morning todlscuss what further action· may be ~ Students • 3 Death UPI In response to a "'estlcn. President Nlxm has designated him 11 the man In charge of ell'orts to Improve the lot of Americans held prlll>ler by tile North VIetnamese. Little aboot them ls known. U.S. officials are even uncertain aboot the IIIIDbers of Americans held priiiClllOJ' and lntormation about the treatment they receive Is sketchy at best. The estimate Is that 1,300 American mlllmry persomel are missing or captured In . Sootlteast Asia end thai aboot 800 of these mJ,Y be missing in North VIetnam. Only about tOO are known with certalnt;y to be prisoners In North VIetnam. Six months after the United States slq)ped bombing North VIetnam, there Is no lmowledge that the lot of the prisoners has .• - .. -~.. want~ don't here." . "We hav·· worked.·.~ to ~ulld 'If our ~tiel and li•l tloll~i· wail! lhoiJt :hjpptes ~~IIi' 'm, ,~nd teai1rv ',ltieni '* t. . i ,,;::! taken in the ouster. =~~*:~~~:,:,:·;::·l.m!.m.·~·'*..# d Jan is Prou . , ..... Of p rograffiS • COLUMBUS (UPI)- Four o! the five penal Institutions in the nation which orferunlona,pproved apprenticeship Lraini~ pr<>grams are located In Ohio. Director Marlin Janis o! the Deparanent of Mental ll,yglene and Correction saldthelatestone Lo be instituted was at London which signed contracts last week lor four apprenticeship pr<>grams. The others are at Marion, Chil· llcothe and Mansfield. The only other one in the u. S. Is at the McNeil Island Penitentiary in Washington. "We In the deparbnent a r e most pleased to have added this type of train!~ to our growing Hat of opportunities lor lmnates wllhin Ohio's corrections! sy... tern," said Janis. ~· . ;;,.:w.<.&X W'% WASHING'fON (UPI) -Two senior Democrats on tile Senate Armed Services Commiclashed Sa!urclay oo the need tor an Antiballistic Ml•slle system, disagreeing sharply over' estimates of SOviet power and the wlnerablllQ' of the U.S. nuclear strike foree. Chairman John &ennis, DMiss., sald in an Interview with United Press International that Intelligence estimates made It unmistakably clear the Soviet Union was threatening all ' aspects of the u.s. straleelc deterrent, including submarlnea. He seld the safeguard ABM was needed to block a Soviet big. missile stralegy designed to "terrify, blackmail or, 1n the ond, destroy." But Sen. stuart !\Ynilngton, D. Mo., charged In a St. Louis speech that the n.tense Depart. ment had changed Its estimates of Soviet offensive strength to build a case for the ABM. He f'- t '-AJP erS /(l'll 16 Amer:"'aRS loL' andwoundlngtltree. Ger. fWiiJiii...i!liiliiii These reports Indicate lbat prisoners who have beiD cooperative with tho Nora. VIetnamese have been ,.. __ bly treated but more recalcitrant prisoners have been held In solitary or almost 1011taey confinement oo short rations. said the ABM would be "lhe the Pentagon says they pack a of a maglnot line, JUlCh of 20 to 25 m01111DIUI, d e t e n slve-lloles..Jn.IJie-ground enough to knock out hardened phUosophy which In tum could missile alios. Stemls acknoWledged lbat lead us to disaster. u cllanps In estimates of Soviet Differ on ABM &Yrn~ngton sits to Stennis' st:rengtb haVe been made ID rlsbt during secret deliberations recent montllo-but be said IIIIa under the crystal chandeliers In occurs all the time. "I remember wbtl1 they first the commlt:Ule's cloistered started talking about the SSII," meeting room In tho old Senate olflce building. Both have be said. "II Oared up br1e0J access to classltled material (as a new threat), then they It that the ordinary American Is diiiC:Oill1ted It some, and .l!leadJiy developed what i!he7 prohibited from~·lng. Ijut t)Je '" ~ ex-MlselasiJllll j!dge and the were doing. ll's always speeWaformer Air Force secretary tlve with these weapons at first, have come to OfiiiOslte conclu- whtl1 tht!Y're being put up. But slona on the ABM and a host of when lhey start becomlog a other national securlcy Issues In realiQ', they become more formidable. •• the past year. Flllarlo Vulnerable ~ charged that the The same Is true of Russllrl Penta&on upgraded the Russian submarine development. tho Sill mlssUe from a first strike to a second strike .weapon in uan chairman said. Whereas tho ell'ort to establish a case for Pontagon in pest years hal mlnlmlzed tho threat to the U.S. this (ABM) deployment Polaris neot, lhe .... admlniJ. proposal." tratioo has insisted lbat Ill He told Sl. Louis' Backstop. pers Club that the comml- vulnerabD!cy mJ,Y be In "'est1111 in the llrturt!. only last year was advised that "The submarine threat b the Sill was comparable to corning up more clearly, JDDre Titan U liquid fuel mlsalles the United states abandmed a rormldable," be told UPL (COIII:IIIled on 1'8&9 If) decade ago. But now, he said, beginning un11• 0 rm Taxation J' Bill Due Tuesday oon~~~s ...~;!-...!,:; du~ ~-:.ce•;..sotullon baDot be· passed the House W..... _.... lore the General Assembly end· and with the Senate's_......, earlier ed Ill 17111 week of work. approval, the Issue was auurod a place on the ballot. day~.. r-::~i.:!r~ The resolullon conC8l'llbll toward the November ':!' due to the primary contests, will be a vote on another dispuled piece of legislation- un1 form determination of property• taxatfon. Issues headed for a vote by the electorate were lite lower· 1ng otthe voting age in Ohio DIES OF INJURIES NELSONVILLE, Ohio (UPI) _ Steve L,yslnpr, 26, Lancaster, died Saiurdey In a Columbus hoi· p1ta1 ct Jnjlrles received In a three car wreck north ot here. -r '""'* STIJDENT KILLED pl!ANll RAPIDS, Mich. (UPO ' _ Linda Boadc, zo, Menlrir; Ohio, 1 Ill' hat at Allllnu CoJ. leat. ,... ldUod Salllrday whm ·, ., llje ·car In which abe wa1 rld!N . don'\ ~ ,,lor ~up IJ>di ', JOlt lllerlllllt •IIG 'irlir .IMin ·iliod 'dct we·~ ~::· ~· · ·, .... All ' ;· llll;!ICt • Int., t:J: ....,lw. 4o ·II ·,plant' 0111' llred tour - · at a c01111'8de apporefttl,y lrylng. lo e. . . ' a) . Weal ~lin. Weet Berlin pollee witneali!lg the blCident said ,lile , man did not _.,. to have. been •hi~, He ~as selzocl .,Ill led : \1&~ 1*<1 ~II Bei'Jiri. , . ? prj BOners. raise prisoners was approved In tbe Hoose ThuradiiJI, II now 8081 to the Senate • · The bW to delay until 1972 ~~!:aa:'..~; reel e - waa to be in theHouseTuesclaJ. 111 E~::.~::, ~~~;_~;~ But tho newcomers say !hey are here to stay, "We Just want to get away from the clUes," said Denise Lassau, a member of a cOmmunal rroup of about 15 men, , w'CXIIen ani children farml~ two a~reo or laocl Dixon. "H.you've ever lived In In' California or ~n frusheci' by ,..Iii In New Yo\'~· you know w~ ~·"i here. II a, ' ...,.~s Saiurdey, ters have been received by tile tarnllles of prisoners. 81t the letters were beckdated to before Chrlsbnas. There Is hope bore that when Henrlk Beer, secretary general of the league or Red Cross societies, visits Hanoi In late M8,y he will be able to make I!QJ!rlea about the status or American prisoners. Seeks Relief Beer has been Invited by the North VIetnamese ostensibly to discuss the possibility of Nortlt VIetnam receiving relief sup. plies and !lnanctal support ror recovery from war damage. II was not thought likely that Beer woold be able to undertake anything like an Inspection toor Argue Need of ABM SAIGON (UPO - The U. S. command Sa!urdey annoonceclslx helicopter crashes In Incidents thet hilled 16 Americans and In)Ired seven. Two fell under !Ire In Carnbotlla, thetlrstsuchloases lin that country reported by Amercan headquarters. BOSTON (UPO - The Na. U.S. ~amen were vague In lillllal Besketball Association ldentlt)olng the forces who hit the playolfa were reollcecl to a sin- two Navy helicopters which e!e game Saturdd.i wileD the&>. crashed tn ~. bullmplled fending champion Boston Cel- that the gwmere were Commu. tics whipped the Loa Anlleles niBil. Cainboclla said Ill frcn. ' Lakera, 99-90, to deadlach the tier troopa shot down the bell· final series at three wins copters. Four Americans were apiece. ldlled and four 1VIIIIIIded. The nationally televlsedCelThe Otlter losseawereanArmy tic victory al Boston Garden helicopter and a Marine hollcep. 110111 the post season pi~a lor which collldedJuet south altho back to Los Angeles tor the DemJUtarlzed Zone, ldll'-""' 12 final game In the bell of SOY• men, and two Army helicopters • serlea on r.-., night. shot down elsewltere In South "" ·-~ i H!H VIetnam. ldlllng two Americana older, more sedate Spanllh American tamUies who have lived ln the northern countloo for pneratlona, otruallng to refaln their land. ~ b)l , ',dlsreprdl~ our . The older .fa m Ill e· 1 are JA,0,• a Ttoo realtor said. I~ Ill! poveJ1¥ and !Inti It ·?: fn IOJIIO': ~f . the ~if1aller .~UI\cull to e~n 'pirtlel&*te In ~· llowever; the ~'·llower ouch PrOct:lill• ·Is ·~ '•lan!P• ' ,.~· rec:i'f..d a ot the' 'ln!llill e;,pen'se. . •dionallt~ · ,' · .thi~ c~munlt¥ ,~ lhe · · ot•·)'OOthl wllh lhelr ··•'i!itve ' . In a few recent cases, &ate Department olflclals said, let,. of prisoners• facilltlea. The North Vietnamese have claimed they are treating their prisoners lumanely. 81t Amerl· can olflelals have little kmw· ledge that this Is so. The United States has had 111 depend en reports from the tn priS<XIers Hanoi has releuod and on secoocl hand rrtp>l'll from journalists, occasional visitors to North Vlelllam IIIII Communist newscasts tor tho meager Wormatloo II bas gathered on the treatment of Symington, Stennis . ·~· .,. .';Ch~l~re~ Taki~g over Small Towns · · t~un '~.~~ ~od. ~ f. ·· CONTEST ENDS MAY 10th . ~r ' · ' , BFJII.!N • (UPI).. Eaet 0 A ,.., GALLIPOLIS :- Rosendo E. Santos, P';_"{t~aor of Music at Wlikes College in WUkes·Borre, Pa., IUld ..,.,.ln..law of Mrs. Har: ry Clendenin, 96 Court Sl., Gal· lipolls, wUI be the featured • .,.,.. poser durl~ MQ .when Wilkes' School of Fine Aria presents a culturally rich series o! musi· cal programs. Six original orchestral works wUI be premiered by botll students and ta<iulcy members at the spring bend coocert, the Town and Gown FaculQ' COOcert, and several senior reclta.IL The "Now Generation Sult.e," wrlt!fn especU.II)' ..., request, contains sounds of the modern musical Idiom heard on caJlll)uses today. Another highlight of tho month wW be tlie p!QI~ of Mr. Santos's "Plano Qlncerto No. 1 in G", a work played annually at the Unlverslcy of the PhllllJplnes and at many other colleges throughout AmeriCL BeeaUH ol Mr. Santos's outstandi~ musical contrlbutlono, he has been lermed Composer· in-Residence at WUkes College, VOL. IV NO. 14 By United Press lnternatlooal There were growing signs Seturday or • stltler re•lstat\ce to unruly campus demoostraarnong s!udents, faculcy,, 'stete'leglslatures. However, there was more to Al,.ssad, s!udent violence at Plltsdam, Parll,'' ·aloitg ihe •tre!Wi aJTived ' Friday, , N,Y, where more than SOO ·~ce lhenetlloraol's dstemll1111tlon·lo The Egwtlan students from Clarkson College !lie dig and hold the Une. Arab newspaper AI Ahram said the and a branch or New York state oupport ..leaders met In Cairo to plan ·Naoser,Atassl talks were "~~tort UnlversiQ' showered pollee with ot time · eild . war unllled strategy against tho of large scale Arab consulta· bricks and IM>IIles, The officers lionorably ., · .Jewl,sh olate. , lions aimed at more el!ecUve Intervened whM the mob began H~ lor Gutbe~k Ellib aPcike In Jerussl•m on coardiMtlm along all Arab hurling missiles at buOdings and The current lull In ·thO . the' speech Thurllday by E8)1i- fronts. broke Into a music store, !Jgbtlng In Vtetnani hal .IJIII'ked tlan Preoldent Gomal Abdl!l destroying $5,000 worth of hllpeo thet some of ~ more . Nuser In which the Arab chlfl In his Jerusalem speech, merchandise. ~erllr's deputies than 5t0,000 Amerlcail )lt'Oitpa uld. .Eg)'jlltan troops had Eben replied to Nasser's claim and pollee from lhree communiftgbtiJw lhere can hoi ~~r+ lioo"ked qut ·60 per cent of that Em! oow had the right to lies dispersed the students with heme. American eaoulajjes last llra'!ll · forllftcatlona on the strike clvUian target& Inside tear p.a, week were the loweef of 'tile , OCC~fled eaat. bellk of the Suez Israel because of the Israeli' EI-.ere In New York, Year and about halt ~ ireeJd/ Canal·· Ill! would eventuall)' fora,y deep within Egypt last scene of violent outbreaks at rate durl~ the otrenslW: destr<>y aU of them. Wednellday In retaiU.tlon lor ColumbU., Cornell IIIII Queens . The President JoitW ''Ill ·hls Streft81hena Position Egyptian artillery berrages College, Gov. Nel8CX1 A. Rockefervent hope but 11 not JOI sure "This will strengthen our firm across tho caoaL feller signed a law proldbitlng t~;bether there can be .a cuillack, decbloo to fortify ouroelves "In llll' eplnlon the civilized firearms on college property. the olfletal said. alcq the ~sHire poaiiiOII.I world ,_ has· the chance to The measure lollowlld a show or ,; ;The condltlonl for cUrtaUment 1!hlle COIItlnulJW tti stress ailr c~re Nasser's policy, result· guns by a group of black ot American forces were 1111 willl-os .to make peace," IJW as It does fr(lll past s!udents during the occupatkln forth by tha· Prealde* In his Eben said. aaressloo and almi!W at lllture of a Comell Unlverslcy campus , MWI conference , AprU' 18 and lcoocln Calro,ound Naofosertalkheld I'~ aggrehlhasldeon,l with llrael',~ ~Y buDding In lhaca last mmth. il'llmlnlltratl~ oalclali' CtiiTent- so r s w "' w c ' reo peace, .....n The New Jersey assembly b; ·1 ~ eWri!nl~ ,the .sltuatlm . Syrian Pnsldenl Noureddlng AI· •ald. took a novel tack aplnst In VIetnam to ~milne cainpus disruption by 1111 s1ng a whethei' these cclndltl~ have p· o bill lhat would allow students to lieen meL · '.' ••. • . In S ... 011ter students who break up ' Tha Preoldent · said then • ' , f classea and damage campus , • . GERMANTOWN, Ohio CVPllbi'OIId llle Into a veblclo driven .troops could not be Wltlldralrn prope.... • .,. '·'-'I the . " -·th v•.i>.-...:"oe A speed!RIJ car, be1Jw Plll'llledby b1 Olorleo Fulton Jr., 18, GerThe law would permit a , ""w """ ......,.. poll ' ,, 1 ul .~ &tilly Is able to ohoulder a ". •.e., ran ~ ,s"' • gn 1J!t1 nlaJitl!rm. F , 1on, ..., a passen- lllldent to collect $100 from a 11'8ater burden of the ~ !ftaliif l,l to ~~ car ,at a1f , 11r, su.., J, Eblen,18, Cell~, dotendant for each diiJI the tho lntanol•· of the "IIU Inter~""*" hiN SltUrdly, were 1loth killed. plalritllr Is deprived of hla •. "' kUII\V three ~ro- . Pollee ,.ld llarrl~'a!'arwaa ·~llninloheo or sune pr.osa to . Oite of ltlle ¥!..,,...._, J!tinrly ' trafti!JW at aboot 100 mDel an ,edu-.Uoo. illade In Paris, , L. ~-t'.... ,. ,~;;.~~k ' Prealdent Komelll S. Pll>er of · .1. , """ "'"" '1ft<~~ boor wfien It wrecked. ' ' •' ........... while Hoooe News S,eretary l......: • .,·..:., :1,~1"'dJl";,t , Gei1Jiall.' ,,. . , · , -~ UlllversiQ' In CallforRor&ld Zlqler arrtJIIIOd 'the ·1_., """ ..., ....,. eJIUetll!)' a• The bnpact hilrlod ·i!Url1011'i ~ laid that 33 students had bi'it!IJW ordera t'rCIIi President Germantolm ppl,lce c,ru!Hr 101· bocl1 'Into the back . .1 of the car been ldentllled as parlle4Janla Nlxm who wanted tO brl~ 1'":,~al ~mq!~ad~--- , "1 ~tliee ~ ""11 1~,Jtlll clutch- . In the . laJte.over ol the m&ln (~ooPa&e. !4> · · ,,..,...,, ,; ~'·"/"~""' ~ · s~r~w .... ~ · (Corttlllledctnl'a&9lfl ,1"1 1 ~ ~A" I~" ' ' 1IirJ'' i·. '1 . f. • !run hlo plan. This was the assessment puL forward Friday by ·, a' White Houae adviser tamlllar with the President'' thlnkiJW oo tho inoai per>aslve problem of ' hlo · admlnlstratloa. "We do• not feel b)l the WIIJI things are Prof. Santos , man j ::~;~ . ~~,rna;~~~~ SALESMAN OF THE MONTH WE'RE RANKED NO. 1 FOR 54 OPEL DEALERS IN OHIO, KENTUCKY AND INDIANA .~Ia N• : : "' . IXOn 0 n :; urse • . ··At · p ariS · ,.. ' ~ i' ,l AIII ".THE OLD BANK WITH NEW IDEAS" . ijl~.,.. v;.' ~; ~ J'- ¥ L-0-N-G LOW SECOND AVENUE j I WASHINGT<?N ,CVJ!O,, '!" F o r otr.na~ . , OtltlllliV<> lntrullon and SeiCIIII)jo <tile sec""~! . woek" Jn. • .row,. A . fortnl&fit ago Nlxorr an- Qrientacl MaD Ad of 19611\' and i ~President Nboh \)all .~cod' nOuncea detaUa of an atla,ck on tied to the crime porttot. hlo '· dotal! a of a maJor atlack oo orlll!lllzod crime, especlall,y · ,proposed IIOlliaJ' rate Increases. .crime. His large! thls time: goinbii~Wo He •ld the Juotlce T h e President IIIIIICUIIced . , Smut In the malls. D.,...rtment was stud111W the April 24 he would propose ' ! In hli , melsage to be possible uae of antitrust laws raillrw the fb'lll class letter rate '·~oliver"'! to Coowm Mmloy, a~lnst gambi(JW lnceresta. . from 6 centa to. 7 centa. There · Nlxm prq>C~sed: In hla meuage to COfWresa, was .., aniiOUil<ed reason for · - Prqblbltbw the sending of amOwlced at the While House Q'l!w. the lwl> packages toge[h. o"'!nolve sex ltlaterlala to any Friday, Nlxm said: "American er, although congressional obperson under 1&. '· homes are being bombarded oervera oald NlliDII 111111 have - ProblWII\11 the aendl~ of wl\h the largest volume 0( sex· wallled to make the postal adverti!IQ(i ~'detlaDed to appeal orlellled maD In hiltory, Moll of lncr- morea,pJl!'OIIng. 'lo a prurient Interest ln sex. •• It Ia unaollclted, lii\WIIIted and Lawmakers haVe •ld maD ~. ' ' -EIIIIbli!W lliJr peraoo to give de<9ly o"'!nslve to those who !run lhth' tOII.Itltuents Ia ~. ·hlo name to the poallnaster to receive I~" rom!JW aplnst another postal :. be placed on a masler list of rate Increase so soon after lhe ::( DIDioa to whom IOJHII'iented Nixon said during the last last ooe. The stamp on a first l,j ld.jrectlslng could not be maUed. nine months, there have been cla&l letter woo raised !run 5 Becks Up Laws 140,000 letters of protes~ cents to 6 ~ents 15 months ago. ~ He proposed becklng up lhe "Mothers and rathers by the :new laws with stilt ftnes and tens of thousands have written .r · Ponaljles- five years In prison to the White House and the and 1 a $50,000 nne for nrat · et»ngress," he aal.d. 11 They ' resent these intrusions lntothelr . . · · homeo, and tliey are asking tor federal assistance to protect their children against e"'IOBure ~; ..., to erode publlcationa.'' PT. PLEASANT- Candidates ~~ ~Co Studies Legal ~ems lor tile forthcoming biennial elec.c ,, • He said tl)e admlnllllratlon tim In Hender11111 were officially ! . , ~· had ucareCUlly atud.Jed" the named ·TburadiiJI night at a con1 ,; · legal ~roblems and supreme ventlon in Henderson CIQ' Hall. · court guidelines In drawi~W up The election, to be held June 3, the recmnme..:lations. will have only candidates of the ·~ Maintenance of tho post omce Peoples Parl;y ·Candidates run· '" .. ._ . list of penons not wantlrlg such WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Pres- ado could coat as much as $3 nlng, Barton Meaige was named to ~ "''ldent Nixon sees some progreas million .a year, but a s,pokesman head the ticket as candidate for : • Iowan! peace In Voltnam, but said the cost would be absorbed Mayor. Others are, Dreama Aeinot much. He e"'IIciS no by the mailers. ker, Incumbent, for recorder and ·miracles and so far he has not omclal estimates SOl' 2,000 for Co.mcilmen, Robert Mayes, • ·been surprised. · , mallers correntl,y are Involved Incumbent; Ellie Roach, lncum. Even before takl~ otftce, he In distributing material that bent; Alice Noe, incumbent; Ful~ ollll!llned the allernatlves and could !"' crmJ,dered obscene. arrived at a weD calculated NI>OD lalielecl his ~~tockage ton ~·· Incumbent; and Bob FOwers, running for the tlrot plan tor achieving an !lonorable "The Postal RevemJO and time. end to the conftlct. He Is alinoyed by the imllotleii!'O of -- World's largest bell Is tile black studies programs and Czar Bell in the Kremlin in housing. Antioch reports an enrolbnent Moscow. The bell weighs 200 o! 120 negroes among 1,840 tons. ' 't V' Would you like to purchase a new or us~ ~ar belt .feel tliot." your budget can't afford it? Investigate a bank loon plan; We'll plan your payments to fit yollr .budget. GALLIPOLIS - A. U. S. Navyman ol Gallipolis has been ·awa~ the Purple Heart Modal for wounds received In a battle 'betWeen the Army-Navy Mobile Riverine Force (MRF? and ' VIet Gung guerdllas In the steam,y Mekoqr Delta of South VIet· nam. Navy Seaman Michael J. WWiamB, 22, Route 2, was presented the medal by Commander D. R. Divelbiss, Commander of River Assault Squadron Fl4een, in ceremonies hold AprU 11 dlll'irw a brief lull In the almost IIQIIoltop cporallon of lile MRF. Squadron Fifteen Is roe of four mlnlature51).boat armadas of River Assault Flolllla One, the naval element of tho unique Mobile Riverine Force. ,'\ ··•t PAYMENTS Seaman Michael Williams o ',h:.f·Nixon . .,' GALLIPOLIS MOTOR CO. SUPER DELUXE COUPE •. . . ' ' THEN stldents. NOW .TROUGH MAY lOth , ..:·... · . . .. CONKED,.·i HIU WASHINGTON (UPO -The their bhick studies programs Should Lose Funds etrotpo!Jitan Life Nixon administration may with- and black hooslng !acllllles. The administration has cOJ>IHIU&ANCI COWPANY draw its request that colleges The administration, however • te!XIed that colleges which , N!W YOkll:, 1'1 . aOO universities desegregate would impose certain "require- allowed segregated pr~ams. ments'' -unknown at this time- whether for whites or bJacks, on the coUeges and wtiwrsities should lose tbeir rederal funds. as a condition for receiving Fedenl funds that could be federal aid. affected are used \0 finance The Department of Health, sti.XIent assistance, research and Education and Welfare was construction. expected to outline this liP· This could become a problem, proach today at a news but 1 really don't antlciP!te thet conference called to announce lt . la," Leon E. Panetta, new HEW's decision on tiny Antioch director o! tho Office for ClvU College ofYeUow Sprirl£s,.Ohio. Rights, said ln an inlo.rvlew••· l ,,., • ,. 'r. t i J?'H "r•, l with UPL l'~ )1 . Antioch was told to submit a . He said letiers wouicl go to plan by March 16 to desegre- tho half dozen colleges and gate its Afro--American Studies universities in about two weeks, fnstituU! and allegedly all·Negro explaini!W HEW's position. housing. u As long as universities and Antioch Presldert James P. the black students who are Dixon mel In Washington with Interested In doing lhis realize HEW clvU rights officials, that a black studies program Is however, ard was granted a Important to the currieulmn, I dela.v whUe a federal team think they 'should taka slops to further investigated the situa- develq, black atudiea programs, tion. but that ... program can M more Department officials say the be segregated and limited to Goll;polis Motor Co., Your Local Chevrolet· Oldsmo· decision on Antioch would not one particular race any more bile Dealer is proud to announce Everett Saunders as. set a national precedent on than a Jewish histocy c<JUrse their Solesmon For The Month of Apdl. Only thru HEW's IBndllng .or the lhorny could be limited ,,to Jews, excellent service and o strong desire to please the black studies Issue. Panetta said. people of this area con this be accomplished. Mr. But some observers thought Sounders resides at 202 Kineon Drive, Gallipolis, the! whaU>ver HEW said would with his lovely wife Lillian and 2 children, Crystal have bearl~ on otlter Instituand Kenard. Gallipolis Motor Co. and its -employees tions. A hall dozen colleges and and take pride in extending to Everett universities ha"' asked tho goverrunent lor advise about ond his SPECIALON DEALS c1··.3: · R, · l0. . · .: »,.;.,)9Wll ,·. · · ~· w :. ,.,-· . ·'' ' , OLD · ' Inc. ed Feature SYndicate, Inc. r~ '" I "Charlie Brown and Charlea Schulz• wiD ~~rel10111 the lin~ animated versloo of some 20 of , the m.ostpop.llar "Peadlt&" com .. lc strips as published by United Feature Syildlcate. FUm ae- · quen<es wllllncludethotltleaong from the slage p,.....ctloo,.VInce Guaraldl pla,ylng his "Linus and Lucy• theme at the Monterey Jazz Festival, a comrersalloD with Astronaut Walter Schlrra, the Royal Guardsmenpur!ormlng excerpts from their hit record, ''Snoap,y and the Red Baron," end a visit with Schulz on his ranch In northern Calllornla. Rod MeKuen will be heard singing his theme music from the upcomlng Charlie Brown feature fUm, Origlnal musical score for the producUon was comp:»sed and con<llcted by VInce Guaraldl. Executive producers of the speclal are Lee Mendelson and Walt DeFarla. The programlsprocllc. ed and directed by Shel<bl Fey Jr. and Davie Crommle and writ. ten by Lee Mendelson. Animation Is by Bill Melendez Prnductlms, "Charlie Brown and Charles Sclwlz" ls a Lee Mendelson PrO· duction in association with Unit- .~ . /' With Alter Ego Schulz on CBS NEW YORK - Good ol' Charlie Brown and his creator and al· ter ego, JamesM. Schulz, will..,.. star on the screen for tfle first time together in "Charlie Brown and Charles Schulz, •• entertainment-and-documentary special to be broadcast ln color Saturday, MaS 24 (8,30-9 p.m., EDT), on the CBS Television Network. Latest In a highly successful \ ,. 1t·. •. ' ' ' ' ' ,. = =~ torul~;: natloo ~ the' tuoblo ..._ Mt1 aiiOSIIIUIIIt ~ reel jMGpeiiJ In this - · " Leg)-• wlahod In doley the etrectlve dale .of the order because, th4r claim, It Wlllllld relllit ..., In cllaao In local . .,Vemment. The COIIIJIIlttee ::~ tho romlnB waelt, II lnp on tax ltiU• In ·Won IIIII lleaNt �' ' SundaY. lt -:: ,., ~ ~ntll )l ' 4, MQ Students ·:·~Grarid ', ¢atit'..,b-aiD = i>ogo ·ll). ldllimlltratl... boildlllll ' 111111 ~~~o CO::: - thll . barred A ~ Oollop n1 arrealed · and cber&ld 'with arSOII In ollermatll or Frldi.Y's ~ <t omo1<e bombs and llreaiD callaae buildings. Arata also was suspected '. .• . To Rep·~rt -· ...sed abcolt i$600,000 damage ID the grwllate library Tlm's· da,y, AJd1Y111011• doDOrS ol!ered a $1,000 reward for lbe arrest<i tho Qre-sotter. Less than three IIIOIIihs ~. another lire at the library caused $650,000 damage. A firebomb nipped throoJI! a window of PurdUe University's agricultural ballding caused aboUt $500 damage Friday. n was a welcome weekend at Queens College where 500 bel meted pollee drove a groop <( mUitant blacks all the New York Clo eampos Friday for the se<»nd consecutive day. Members of Students for a Democratic SOciety, who had held the administration building all week, walked oot when they beard pollee had been summooed. Twelve Negro otudents ended a peacefUl sit-In Friday in the computer room of Utica College iD New York. The computer and other equipment Jn the room was unharmed, college officials said. . The Milwaukee, Wis., fire and police commisslm Friday rejected a complaint filed by 13 Marquette University students. The 13 claimed thJt they were given lnsulficlent warning before their arrest in connection with a s!Wn at the University Chapel Ajrll 22. A tola1 « 70 parsons was arrested. Unsurprised (Contimed from Page 13) correspondents ~ to date on his thinking. Saigon Stronger . Progreso has been made In otrengthening relations with Saigon and getting the goverJ>o ment of Nguyen Van Thieu to agree to private lalks with the Nat10181 Liberation Fron~ the ofllclal ssld. And the Saigon aovermnent. with American bolp,, appears to have strongsomewhat Its political appears to be more agreeable to confronting the Viet Cong in said tbe deci&ion was ''Particularly offensive because In the last run year <( Morris' power as the Pentagon procurement buss, Litton's contracts jumpad from $180 million In that American terms for a 1967 to $466 mUIIon In 1968- a settlement were "oot going to mammoth 250 per cent., Proxmlre accused the firm <i improve," ''buying loQueoce with the Pentagon and plency <i it. • He noted that Morris will have '•powerful associations ... with (Continued from Page ~1) vlrtuaUy every Pentagun otitclal &YmJngton said the answer to U.S. survival In the balance ct who wm be dsaling with terror was oot the ABM but the Litti:Jn." development r1 more attack 'Tor years, no one has been a~bmarlnes, more air SUJ>erlori- more Integrally and Jl(IWerlally .tl' llgbters and "continued involved with every Pentagun Intense development, 80 as to decision on • the amual $43 lna!l'e tltal, lf we are attacked, bUllcm mUitary proeursment our mhsUes wUl be able to than Morris." _...te and deolroy 11\Y He was responsible, Proxmire _....,.," said, lor "hiring or appointing, stemls, however said he wao lor training and dlreeting-.and a ••uwe surprised" that op.. even promotlng many of those IIQIIIIJII <t the ABM and those . with whom he will be dealing ealling · lor l"Nicdons In the with at all levels." Pmtap budget were demandProxmire noted that almost ing even more -slve 90 par cent <( defense ollenalve weapons. contracting Is not by competi''We haYO a formidable live bidding but by aome form lltr811th now," he said. "We are ct oe~tiauon. D" 101 rum1ng beblod them In ''Whether Utt.on or some otholllllalve alrength. We are well er firm gets a particular conthad now.'' tract,., he said, ''Will be determined very largely by the subJective attitude ct !'l>ntagoo <(. Qclals toward utt.oo <(Qclals. lfWith Tom Morris coaching 19 the Uttoo team, bow objective LANSING, Mlcb. (UPO - A will Morris' former subordinates 19..year..old Mleblpn State UniYeralty coed from Hudaon, Ohio, be In deciding whether or oot to ... In lair condltioo Saturday ld.ve lbe big profitable iobs to after llbe walked Into the Spil). LIUon." nlq propellor ct a prlvote plane Pilot N~t II Clpllal City Airport here Frida,ynllbt. Nlncy Landis underwent surpry ror I!Uurles to her left hlp. CLEVELAND (UPJ) - A Cln. Slate pollee said the plane was dmatl pilot escapad ln)lry here owned by the Wfnaed!tarianFiy. Saturda,y when his twl~ne ing Club of MSU. plane was forced to belly land at Burke Lake Front Airport. Edrrnmd Creelman said t b e plane's landing gear failed to JIARENGO, Ohio (UPJ)- Two drop. Thelandlq did beayYdemteeoap betr• from MI. Gilead ap to the plane's propellers. wtro killed near here Stdurday a political contest, he said. He said he thought Nixon's firm stand MIS gradually moving Hanoi to a realization . .•M~ '• Injured In BeUy Landing Killed Saturday r' lila__. cnllh. They were ldontilled as HerTravl1 Hardin, 17, and I!Gt:- Dill! tr GITI• Roaers, 19. The accl- Smoke Inhalation W: ., tal Man as ... to place ODOoltalf m II ' . . CINCINNATI (UPI) - c.et1 County Road 229 Ill Blevins, 43, Slburban Elmwuod Morrow Cotalll. Place, died Saturda,y In afire whlclt 8rupted wblle be lllept In KILU,jll IN CRASH . lill·tlllrtUI<Jor room. . CINCINNA'n (111'0 - ~.metll Firemen said Blevins' body -ft t., llcCorlt.J, 'xs, ~au Delhi ,... found In a <loaet Wbere be · Hilla, waa ~ todi.Y when IN ip.JoeoiiJirlejl ~ 'aetaWIIfrttm : oar ill wldclt be wasrl4inlcrasb- 'lilt ·lllauf. He died <t ·ohdo In' Ill 111 MM1t17 Criek Road In 1111>- halation. The Qro was blamed 111 url>an c;non·Tlrp. carelesa •~s. . 11101 - 11111'111 d 0 ,, ~ ' ' ,., • ' ' ' ' !.:,_ • • ' :'\·-~· ·-..... .,:.. .,_,. ~ 1,•..,~0 ' • 0 ",..~ '"'' •• • •u • .••t;:-.• '· . .... ...•. ... -- • "'" ~ POl .. ' ., - ' • -~ ' )o 0 .• • ~ .. •• •' c,...,,l..,., "'' K...., ce., .,.; I Wo riHrYo tho rloht lo Amlt - - · ~<' ·~ •w •:~:··· FISHING VEST t~ .. ...• ·-· .... ·-· L . • fu:· ,.... .. , .~' ·$3.11' ·-· r--.: 11:1 22 OUNCE FORMULA 409 •• .... -· ,...... ·~ • ... 57c ,.....-· - 2!k - .. - - .. . .. --. - •. 69c . _____ -___ Giblet~ ~~. 39c lb. lOr • Barks & Necks ____ Tip Steak1b. Sl.29 lh. Sl.19 p,.,..,r.....,. Cube Steak ....... lb. 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E><J>. stllllllll h • ______ • _ _ _ _ _ _ _ t I I ' I T/Jrifty Sliced ....m.ofl ' ;~) ~ !> MIAIURING IPOCifi SPOTLIGHT INSTAN, ..•••·. .. -...••• ... • ·• Whole • Holt Srnoll LoM Jowl Uacon Coffee -~ 69c Slab Bat'On __ •• K~OGIR • 1!11 r Ih. ~ !!. 59~ •• r, ~-· . . • • lb• Sl.39 lb. Sl.29 . "' Ground Round Steak _______ _ .,99e OR KROGEII SIRYE'II SAVE 111'1-..., """~ $100 • TaUlesiJ ;1 Ill/tiD 'ltlrlftr T-01' -lou 51rlolo Plu11 50 Extra Top Value •• 4QUART WIND EX AEROSOL 1~ Steak •· '~ "" ,, h 15 Oz. Wings .... ................ ... , ·-· ...... ·-· CLEANER _ CLEANF.R .Breasts --··-----Whole I.egs ____ . __ .111. 49c ~·,' or.. Value R· FRESH OR FRESH FROZI" ..··--~. . 5 podceb, rear zlpptl'ld, conceahtd podtt, net ring, nlfftd tear ,pal'lll, llcens• holder, shttpskl" hook patch, SiJto S.M·L · By The Piece "CHIC((EN PARTS" ·~ •• Symington Spinning PropeUor Injured Coed, ' ~h~ Lewis, John Cooper of Point Pleasant; Lawn'tlce Mohr 0( Polni Pleasant and Byron Greenlee, Jr., Point Pleasant. Robinson, William H. Potts, Point Pleasant. Union, Mrs. Ada Bennet!, Leon. Waggener, Ferris Justice and Llllian Grimm, both of Mason. He , ~om.~ pn C)y~r to TENDERAY. TERRITO.RY for a f.:~ MUton. ,,.;.;&, i;.";."r r~~ ·"vtetnam arlf" Jnai' ' loiS: . ., .,- - It ora wot · l'8J)Oit before Jutlp Jome• Lee Th0Jilp8011 at 9:30 a. WASHINGTON (UP0 - utt.oo Jru:Ustries hired a former Pentagon procurement officer as a ''payoff" for huge defense contracts and as "assurance" of future influence for tile firm, Sen. William Proxmire, D-Wis., charged Saturday. Proxmlre Issued a bristling statement criticizing Thomas Morris, former assistant de(eose secretary, for going directly last year from his position as the chief Pen~ procurement omcer to the vice presidency of Litton, one <i the , pation's~ar.. st defense eontrac- ' ;e · Defense Payola Charged ' i !i• ' .PT. PLEASANT~ Grllllil Jur- Circuit Coort. !'~>tit )lrors will report May 26, at 9 a.m. Grand jury members and their dlalrlcts are: Arbuckle, Henry Stewart <t SOUthside. Clendeoeo, Arclde R, Himry <( Henderson and Mrs. Robert Powers, Henderson. Cologne, Billy F. lllng<tLeon. Cooper, Walter F. Jolmson <i Pobrt Pleasant. ~ Grllbam, W. W. Brown <i Letart and Lethia Belle l!ulnprner of Letart. HIIJIIl&l1, Carl Dabney <i Fraziers Bottom and Leo Johnson, ~- ·'' 1o m. Monds,)' ror tile opening gllho at Ma.v 5 term or Maaoo County lllcllana Unlverslo where a lire r • ' ··: . . l!lli!) ' 15 l 49c , r 1• I ' I I •. 39c Flrot Cvl Dry Salt Uacon . _ n.. 39c ~ ·~WI DYMO Ends lo P._ Siktol •• 1.. ~... .- 39c Baron _. __ :!. $1.09 •... ;•' Exp. 5110/lt • ...1' ' .. - ~ KER LABEL PERSONALIZES • Ivory Liquid ••• . .... 'Willi 'IIIIo ~ /'Ius Top Value StampiJ 0 • IDEITIIES w '·., ...••• • ' ll,:· ,, Dial le-tters, numben, l)"mbObl--o<J\Ie eze lite handle, null the ._..ut ott trigpr an4 the fln!shed label II ready to be appUed lnltantly. K - GloM, & v-...-Rollld .. ~~ 22 _,~y~o, K-' lrMd wt.lto •~"<! Donuts ____ . ':.-:- 39c Bread ___ 4.!: U:( l;k K-'-lloclo K- ....• Pepper ·- 3 ..... $1 ••• •• •• .. .,••... .~ ',.... "' K....,lr... l'ertl& .H Beans ... 7 ~· .... DtWII Cheese _____ :!. 59c ·~ $1 Applesauce 5 !! 89c Corn ... _. 6 ,... $1. Tissue --- 4 :::·$1 ··~ !I •l!lr. TOP VALUI STAMP& . ........ . . c....,. . -"""'~-" ... ~· WllJII· NO: 'iS SOIITtl . ,END '\' ,.- ' 00 ¢ I .... - ,. ··" ..-rpkg. 1 ' ~- ~LOWER BULB . ~/10/1111 -- · ! 1llotolc ..Y• Clll & ll!tJiio 0... . , ···\: . - &ans .... 6 ,.•. $1 c- o • • • • • •••••• .... 2 49c F..... Colt... . c-Feclol GRASS Chefs Delight. ....... Towels _- :J = 8!h! Soups ......... lit. I • • • •• L_..,lltecll .... ·.......... 3=99c Clorox Oxydol or Bold .. .. ... .. .. .... k~~-99c ••••• • • • • • .. ~· s·. ' ' .... 12c S"nrite-Fresh . -· ,. '-.. '. ·~:.:..... " . ' ' ,, ' ' / •¢' ,:.-~ ' ,"Potatoes· .· to . ,_,, �' . ·.. • , · . ';. ' • . ·"'~' :: "' , ,, ' 1: ' l I .. ' v • ' ', .... ,..._., ......... . .·.. . ' > V, ' . ' f~>i~Jtl ··t ' I ' ' ., ' '' iD7 1J.i D~ ir h !_: .~,;,it' Et~ e.u;1~;.m .~ rr..:.~-· ' ' ' rJ1 •p'·. • :~ui Two '" eel\ '"uuuJYIIOU . e'ihire-Ki..; EI~.''J;:fli: ' ~ . ors ~ve ·•~VW~Y on '~n 4t·.•' PHll~f.·l• jl~i: •'flie Q ..:,ni · ' , 1, •. •', ~ 3 p.m.; • d ·\ . · Sch d I ;. e ' u e· fl:II.nO.'un .' ,_e ' ' ""'"~· ,..1"',_, ++ +++ + AT least two Gallia CountY realdelllo- Bill Fraley ond Wayne !Jidln - ~ part in that hi." ' torte event in 1~44 acrording to J. !llel'lllln Porttor, Iormor Galli& Times editor. Wond~ howmaey others lrmn here were tbore? ++ + ++ + IN checking the Tri~~e's ';',icroftlm Illes, we found the special [).!lay extra miosiq!- 10 was the June 7, 1944 edition or the n.lly 1'rlbullt. . we came across a local editorial written on day ot ·the iavaaion. Harold Wetherholt, former~ publl&her and editor, and Porter siaYed up ail night walt!~ lor 'the blil wordootheinvasimThe":~~~ + "At five tp.inutes to seven o'clock thJs mornUW Dlue boys Ud one girl tr~ out of the Tribune ofllce loaded with the bii edition IUIIIOWICI~ the arrival of D-Day. "Wben titio editorial was being "rilten an hour aed a half be- fore noon, their Tribune extras were the only printed word wllh confirmed news of the landings betweea I.ellavre and Cherboura;. No other extra had reached Gallipolis - The Huntillgton mornlne poper had the Nazi report of the landlrws, but it didn't reach Galllpd.io UDo til two hours after The Tribune extro had hit the streeto11ith the c;.Uu' ,,..,u eww.u. . '• AddavUle c~. tour'lsew YorkSI.ltoheolre, , •. · 4 t- • i ' , •. ~ ~~~ ~rtolre 1 w., ' 't J< the. I ,.w "', .. ~. p.;.,.: ' ~ ..•: PT: ';PLEASAN,T .,_ Thin 1'L ' t,y; · . '· REMEMBER MOTHE· R ON HER ; . DAY, SUNDAY, M.AY ··11th '· ,' ·, ,.., ., .. ,.;: ,. ' ' .' '• F9r 12.59 you can laVish Mother With Ambush & Tabu by Dana For 69f you can please Mother .· with TWO pair of Sheer Nylons For 984: each you can gt•e Mother. a special summer or ShultonMists This famous fragrance sells for $3.00 everywhere. So use the savings to buy her a 5Ge Greeting Card for ~.kfhat's the tieauty of Revco discounts - you get so much more for so much less -always. They're seamless mesh (the non.run, non·shine kind she prefers). They're perfect quality and they're ~ello . wrapped ready tb give. What · a perfect example ·of glamour at a price ., Revco sty!e. Sparkling cologne mists by ShultonDesert Flower, Escapade, Friendship Garden • . Early American ·old Spicespecially pr[ced at $1.25 elsewhereRevco discount priced s'illlo~~r . at 98~ ea. Delight he~ with one or two,;_ or .have a ball and gift her with all. .. ,, "hole story. I I ·~ l, { "At 10:40 a. m. today a totsl of 739 copies of the extra TrlbuDO had been sold arw:l only 164 were unaccounted for at Fontarm's, Hqghes Drug, ond the Libby Hotel. "The AT and T had telephoned us at 2:30 a. m.. am we came down ard turned on the teletype. The machJne was mute until 3:39 L m., for the lack of coa.Drmation of the Nazi rumor. Then it ticked of!: u 'Flash - Officially Allied troq:~s laDd in France'.,. "From then on the Tribune staff was gathered from the four corners of Gallipolis. In less than three hours the big flatbed press was turning. To the mothers aoo rathers, ·wives aDd. sisters alii brothers of Gallia Couaty's men ft'ho are doing their heroic bit in this motemeat of liberation, we can only say that we pray devoolly they wUI survive. It would be good tor aU of us to go to church tonlgllt and pray for our loved ooes and for the AlUed cause. It is the cause ot freedom. " 11 ' . ' ++++++ DICK Thomas suggests all Gallia . World War U veterans drop us a card and tell us where the,Y were aiXI what they were doing on June 6, 1944. Do you remember? "t T + + + + TWENTY YEARS AGO, from the rues of the Daily Tribune and weekly Gallia Times. •• Jolm E. Halliday, Sr., 80, retired merchant aDd long-time Gallia Cooncy Democrat leader, die• after two month Wness ,.. Neale R. DeMell, Rio Grande, records highest score in elihth grade tests in cooncy ... Gallipolia included in 51kicy tour \ " County 0~ ', ~ of students in showboat Majestic •.. GSI runaway killed by train at Addisoo ... Plana c-leted for liAltarY Club' siiiiiii81Boys and Girls Week here ... John Stellbilll hurls Blue Devils to 4-2 baseball win over Oak HUI ... Middieport battles league-leading Blue Devils to 2-2 draw in 10 iDnillgs .... Bees beat Syracuse 6-4 in 'Ohio Valley Association laoebaii ""'ner. Local Bowling f POMEROY LANES ' EARLY BIRD LEAGUE April 9, 1969 Points D, D. Pinnettes , • , , , , , . 74 Rawli~s Dodge . , . , ...• 64 Mark V ••.. .... ..• .62 o..pman.Canaday • •.• ... 56 Evelyn's Grocery •• , • , , A44 Ki~ i ...'..' Builders . .... . .... 36 Team High Series- D. D. PiJloo nettes, 2184 i 100. High Series - Ellen Rougllt, 525, Team H i g h Game - Chapman.Canaday ....•. . 64 King Builders • . . •.•... . 52 Evelyn's Grocery •• •..•• 44 2058: Ind. High Series - Arm Thomas, 452; Team High Game- Chapma..Cansday, 708; Ind. High Game- PeggyKingandNanllevls, 169. Three major religious denominations were founded in the United States - Mormonism, Christian Science and Seventh Day Adventist. Ind. Hlgll Game - Ellen Rougllt, 219. April 16, 1969 Points D. D, Pinnettes •. • •.•.• 80 Mark v'. ' ' ........ 68 Ra"lings Dodge • • • •• •.• 66 o..pman.Canaday . • . . .. 58 Evelyn's Grocery • .••.• • 44 KiQI Builders . • .. .. ... 44 T01111 High Game ond SeriesMark V, 705 and 2066. Ind. High Game ond Series - Ann Thomos, 190 and 490. April 23, 1969 Points D. D. Plnnetles . . . .. .. 82 Mark v .•.• "' .. .... 76' Rawll~s Dndge . . . . . , . 66 0~ her with Flacon Ml$ts by llc)tJ · ~ Ever\ at l~!l regular price ot , "" ' $~.5o"·thi5-'fragra!'lce gift is fabulous. At a Revco saving , of 41¢ it's irresistible. So • '1:::::. what's holding you ', back. Show your love ~ 'with L'AIMANT. tJ(J @q 0 ••••••••••••••• For Action and Chango : : ! • : JIM MEES :• Republican Candidate : POMEROY : • VILLAGE COUNCIL : : T•••·· MaY 6 Primary e •• Voto For A Yaung t.lan •e ••••••••••••••• • Pd. Po l. AdY , PHILCO SUPER POWER AIR CONDITIONERS -- ·~~ ' ' ' ~ .. • For $5.19 every Mother alive deserves to get Cbanel No.5 8unday, -May 4, 1969 • ,' Maj:~stic Prince Wins 1969 < , Kentuc~y I~) I I '• Arts'andtLetters 'Is Sens Rip Indians, Reds Thumped ' WASHINGTON (UP!) - Mike er Duke Sims. hio career to lead the Son Diego H· , , . . Epoteln homered In the ~ camub Pascual lllartDd lor ~adre&ID a l:l-6 vlctocy overthe LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI) - Unbtateri MliJeoHc Prince b!JiW on imine and Fran!< Howard slam-· in ' ;lr!m stretc.h battle /,1&(Urday to take ti!Of95th rumlntr ~f,the Ken- Died a: .......... ctouble 1n the the ·Sellators aDd fliYe .., oaJ.y Cinch..tl Redo. hits beCore being lifted Joe Nlekro, with an eightf>. tu~~ .. Dei1)y10by half. ~ongth over Arta'lmd ~ltero, wltll Dlkeln seYeath ir.pnt Solurda,y •• tbo three In the lhth for Dave Bal-, lrml~ o.sslot lr<ID .,.__., Sisk, ... • ..........,. thlrd place.- , , ): tt • \Vaohington' 11enators beat wllo btiaked fndfaQ• the reot picked IC> his llrot victory of the T\18 vlc!Qry. was .the ~lgllth in Cleveland Dldlans 6-1 lor their tbe ..cilreor ol the briUfani..Ken. to catch the two lrontrunners. ninth victorY ID 10 gameo. on two hits. year as the Padres handed the tueky-!Jred colt owned c;b!<> 'Can- TJl,ffic Mark was fourth as Top II was the Senators' lourUt . adlan Frank McMahon. And joc- Knlehl, who had been leading on·· eonseeutlve will imd ketJj; them key BUt' Hlr tack beeame the ' the last turn, faded. In IIOCOild place Jn )he ]>astern triple. Brinkman then ICOI'ed been the Reds' oaJ.y win In ihe second man In histocy tO win the DivisiOn of American Le!l· Derby five times,- tylhg tho reclllten steve Hargan balked. last week. gue, ord held by Eddie Arcaro. Ma· MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Waohington is - 15.11, the jestlc Prlrt<e covered the milo (AS OF MAY 3) . bast start for the Nata slnc:e helped Hargan's balk, two CloDJWilr, who failed to ritire and ime-foorth in 2:01 and 4-5 By United Presslnternatioral 1952. Jt was the llldlano' 17111 underldealroclnecondlUooaona . NATIONAL LEAGUE looa In 20 gameo. war:m oiulny daY, G fJ1 E H Pel Epo~ hit Ids homer ID the . nrst.innl~ scoring spree. MaJeo)lc Prlrt<e mov,I)ntothe · Jonso, NY 22 86 20 36 .419 sixUI wltlt none .., to give WashCloni~Wer, who laced five l!atlead at .ihe head of the 'Siretch AIQU, ·Pit 23 98 14 38 .388 Ington a 4-1 lead. llolrard loiand ~ck'kept him d'\~ all tabo)', Mtl 22 84 8 32 .381 lowed in the BeYenthwlthabaoeoCINCINNATI (UPO - OUie the wai 'IO the wire aa ·l 'crO..d H. Aaron, At! 23 79 ' 14 30 .380 loaded double to [Qih the ......, Brown highlighted a nine-run ex· ol the year, Merritt followed of 100,000 that Included Preoi- Mays, SF 21 81 14 30 .370 to 6.1. Clevelan<l:s run .oallle on ploslon in the llrot lrming Sotur- Cloninger and was rljlped for dent Nixon r..red. Jones, Mtl 22 K2 13 30 .366 • fouribJJJnbq[ bOmer 1>1 Catd>- dll' with the flrat ll'UII alam ol three hila, one a - . , 1>1 Jose Dike, ciosiiJ!! ~1, was ll!llbie Alou, Ad 21 85 18 30 .353 ' Allen, Phil 14 52 11 18 .346 OR[()LFS TOP YANKEES Hebner, Pit .17 61 13 21 .~« NEW Y.ORK (UP0- OaveMay, Prkr, LA 22 67 17 23 .343 subbl~ tor the Injured llooll PowAMERICAN LEAGLE eO, hit his first homO run of the GABRHPcl seaoon SatUrday to break a M Carw, Min 18 80 15 32 . 400 tie and gtv' th~ llaltbnore Ori- Brdlrd, Chi 16 53 9 21 '.396 oles a 5-4 declsiCII over the New Ptrclll, Boo 22 78 16 30 .385 York Yankees. H. Alln, Was 21 66 9 24 .364 Cater, Oak 21 86 14 31 .360 Toda,y' 1 Prd>ablo Plichera R. Rhnsn, Bal 25 96 22 34 .354 By United . Pross lnlemationol 011\'8, Min 21 87 14 30 .345 N~.J:..ague Rchrdl, Iii 19 62 8 21 .339 Plttaburl!b · (Bunnlng 2..2) at Ulndr, Min 20 80 18 26 .325 Montreal (Gr1111!1.:l); Adair, KC 18 68 2 22 .324 New York (Seaver 2..21Uld McHCI11e Run1 Graw 2-0) at · Chlcaao · (Halids National League: McCovey,Son 3.,2 ond SeJma 2.:1), 2, , I Fran 8; santo, Ch16; Cepeda, Atl, Phil.,.lplda (Jackson .;.:) at Tolan, Cin; Colbert, Stargell, st. Louis (Giusti 2..2)." Pitt 5. . Los Angeles ~ 4-1) at American League: F. R<lbiO. Atlanta (Pappas 2.:!). son, Bal 10; Howard, Wash 9; San Dleao CSantol:lni 1-1 and Murcer and Pepitone, NY alii Slok 0.2 or !toss 1-ll) at Cln- Jackson, Oak 7: e[JIIatl (Arri&ll 0-ll and FishRills Bitted In er 0-ll), 2. Natloml League: lljoCovey, San San F~sco (Marlchal 4-1) Ftan 22: Santo, Chi 21; Bench, atllouoton q.emaoter 0-4). Cln aild Millan, All 18;,Cepeda, American · Leaaue AU, Banks, Chi ond Tolan, Cln HONO!IED - Jo Am lloliQ, presldeDI of the Early FrldJy Nlgllt -~ League ol the PomSeattle~ O~Pat­ eroy Bowling lanes, right loregrouad, preoenla trophies to members of the loop's lint place team tln 3-1) at b81dand (Finprs 2-ll 17. American League: F. Robin. (Gutter Dusters) and wlnnera of Individual" honors duri~W a banquet held Friday night at Balley's and ~;Hl; 2. · 2 4~ Mureer, NY. 22: son, llol Restaurant. Front row,left.l<> rigllt, are Donna Koehler, Janet Neoselroad, Ellen Rought, members Kanoa• Cley (NeltiGD 1..2) at Howard, Wash I?~ Monday and of the ftrst place team, and Mn Dolley. Second row, Julia Boyles, high average ond high series CeUfomta 1-3). a the t h e "'the- .!1:. Mim... . Bondo, Oak IPS.Itchi"' ·• '' '"" . Nllllal' 1LeaaUe:C~d; 0-3 . and stone, All 4-0; Si~er . WashiJtstOn Oateen, ·Los A, Mar1chal, 4-1 and om- Hardin o..2> scraM .,J.~kle,E, ~t! ·.,·!Y'~! high game wilh handiCIII and . mos · .. ~. .trJih!Sj ' ~~~ ·.ce.~·' -~~ · . c&Rl.o(Mrs. JW!Igltt~sq, wonlhe)lfgh . ~ Cni'l:'•- game ocn.tch tlq\by. . and 1 , , San and The Unbelloval'les, ~:"4.~~~;;,c~a~~·~ American League: stottlemy- Showers ieam1·1n lho 01fiUe lrere . . . • . . t New Orleans Play llaro!en ol Houston and veteran Doug Sanders, Bruce Cramptoo., Dave lllll ol Jackson, Mich. Ma0111 Rudolph and Jay Hebert Thr! competition was so eiose did ool survive the cut. One! the ....... .. aOoct thai 21 nie course was alternately Piltl'ers shot par golf In the first drenched with rain and SIUishine trill roundS did not eYen CJI8]f(r Saturday by midday, pools of tor the saturday and &mdaycom- !later setlled on some of the petltion. II took a orie under per Lakewood greens ond lite [11'011 143 to make the cut Cit lite 7,000 had dl1llcult,v jJdging puWng disyard Lakewood course.' tances. ' A PGA <Gic:lal said the Culolf •=e rras the loweot oinco the PhOenix opeo in February and one or tbo toweat in a loai time. t;v'"' tnu'mament favorlteollke Jack Nicklaus, Tom ,!!1~~ DIS'COUNT 'H~AltH I BEAUTY CENTERS TO Z7000BTU IN STOCK r Yes, you can be extravagant when you're able to save 81¢ on reg. $6.00 Spray Cologne W/2:oz.) Chanel No. 5 refills for equally attractive savings: reg. $4.50 for $3.89. EASY TERMS L ' l ' • Simulated Wood Decorator Front; also furniture . styled Decorator Fronts (optionol extra) • Philco Hide·Away Controls ' • Automatic Thermostat with 8 settings. On Model AC8D3A, thermostat also works in conjunction with Auto·Cool Setting (on cooling speed control) tor added benefits of Automatic Shift • Special Ventilation Control • 2 Cooling Speeds, 2 ~an Speeds. ri Double Dirt Curtain Air Filter. (See page 5) • 6·way Adjustable Lduvers for draft·free cooling • No·drip water removal ' • Galvanized Steel Constructl~n for long li.f• I FOfiEMAN ,A AB.OTI .. "" . MIDDlEPORT, 0. The boxed chocolates she knows and loves · (14-ounces of deliciousness) - all decked · out in Mother's Day trimmings - · with a 1 big red rose, ribbon and gift wrapping. ·And the ~aving of 66¢ is an extra induq,ement. (As 1f you needed . . · ·' \ '';ti,• ' ' I ;,. ; For a big cllseoun~you ean ehoose :Qi~ niqlilt !\fOUler's Day;Card fro~ o~ '•I I ' •• all ot~!lr trimmings, · at sirl'tilar di$CO\)nts. ' AI ' 1 ' ' ' ' • > e . CQUNCIL .. t T""·· Moy 6 Prii!O..,. y F Ay ..._ 11 • e o1W or THE .IAYCEE AUTO ROA~.Q Slmplv flU In tM form !Miow and Uka h In penon to .,.y of theM pi~: (11 An offl~ or rMn'lblll of your - . . U. S. J1yc... org~nlzttlon . t2) Any Llncoln-Min:ury d•ler In your home.,..., (3) Your high tchool'l mr. Drlvw Educ.tfon lnttruetor or vow CQ~Jn.lor. Ehh• ot th• IMt two eourc• will ... thlt your eppUcttlon tt fiiJed with 1tta toe.! J•ycM Ch~ p , 1 ....l:l.: •. • • • •. • • • .•.· •• • ~.·-•• • • ,, .• I ' ': TM .layc. Auta RD.:I· E-0 l1 open to allllciMed tlrl or boY drtven curnndy ~rrol._. • 1 lltUdent In .ttfwr I public or ~511 h'&h chool. The ttuCMn1 mutr: 1. Not .....,. turn.t 18 ~ of ... ~0,.. A.UfUft 1, 1t68. 2, Not be rniiiTI.:i until .tw the nntonat fln1lt which wltl bt h.ed In A ljQUit 1868, 3. Not hiVtl 1 pending ch1tgt of t mowlrtg wlolaUon tnd not h~~Wt been conwlc:tw:t of ,such wlal8don In the sht montht/ priOf to the nttlontl final• who •c,ually conducts the Auto Rolld·E·O eetlvltlet. NAME -----------------------------~·EX ------ PARENT'S NAMES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ADDRE~~--------------------------------------CITVfTOWN - - - - - - - - - Z I P CODE _ _ S T A T E - - - - - - , GRADE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · A O E _ _ _ _ _ BIRTH DATE - - NAME OF SCHOOL.. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SCHOOL ADDRESS - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ARE YOU CURRENTLY ENROLLED IN A DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE? Vn 0 NoC cETI;D A DRIVER EDUCATION COURSE? Vn 0 N~;>C oRI .JERiS 1 LtcENS~t y,,tJ ~[j NUMBER_ . - -·- ·.;.. ·- " ' · r r ·., HAVE YOU BEEN CHARGED WITH OR FOUND G UILTY OF A MOVING TRAFFIC VIOLATION AS A DRIVER OF A CAR SINCE JANUARY 1, 19697 VelD No 0 HAVE YOU EVER BEEN MARRIED? Y•D NoD WHO IS YOUR NEAREST LINCOLN-MERCUFIV DEALEF\ 7 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 HEREBY CONSENT TO ALLOW MY (son) (dllughter TO ENTER THE SAFE-DRIVING AUTO .ROAD-E.() COMPETITION AND AM IN AGREEMENT WITH HIE ANSWERS GIVEN ABOVE. D A T E - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RELATION TO E N T R A N T · - - - - - CONTEST ANT'S SIGNATURE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - PARENT OR 0\JAA~IAN S I G N A T U R E = = = = = = = = = = = = = SPI•N~IJ•,tlJ IIY li'Jc UIN ~,lfRCURY D I VIS I ON ~ Pacesetter $69.00 less U.• ~tyur'I'C..rtWitll !CHII!In... eqlllpmellt. tMn last year's Chewene w1t11 cemjNinble equipment. If you equip Camaro with Powerglide, the new 250-hp 350·V8 that runs on resular gas, advanced-deejgn power dlac brakes, whitewall 'tiree and wheel covera, the price io $147' lelil than last yi,Mir's rjiodel with COI,Dparable equipment, including' head 101tlralnts. We're not talking about a stripped-down car, either. We're talking about a Malibu Sport Coupe with bead reetraints and a 200-hp VB that runs on rel(lliar gas, If . you add Powerglide, power disc brakeB, wheel covem and whitewall tires to your Malibu, you'll find it's $69' leoe. ' .• el\1'1 ...- "' ELIGIBILITY IT'S EAIY TO ENTER $14.7.00 less For S2.29 you can be sweet as can be by gifting Mom with $2.95 Schrafft's Chocolates ••e•• e 'VILLAGE TAKE THE FIRST STEP NOW... COMPLETE THIS ENTRY FORM AND YOU'RE ON YOUR WAY ··~ 6000 BTU ••• ;•;.oea;,;,;;son,;;;""'!"•-~!""1--~---~------~~ Misfits, GetUp and Go, The Drop Outs H . al bad! l-1 aDd Keklch 0-ll), 2. re, NY 5-I; McNally, Dol W; Delroll (JJObSCII 0.2) at Bos- Culp, Bos ond Odom, Dek 4-1; NEW ORLEANS (UPO - Rain 1111 (Nagy 1.j)), ,,, brwght • quick end Saturday McLain, Pet 4-3. . to one or the biggest assaults the touring pros have made on a (lolf course In a long Ume. Until showers dr'"'ched the Laki!IIOOI! Country Club course In the titird round, par (loll was juot not good enough to make the II'8Aie In the $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open. · Even after f'rank Beard breezed through a pelr or 67s In the firot two rounds ror a 10 under par 134. tl!e quiet lllulsritle swinger had only ~ · o n e strike lead over ·~e· Joill ' Ar LL Rook! ~-N i -• Niegrb wu, tasged Cor~ 11.. c. • J~•• or egaft,.,. of tJie Reds runs and 10 of their ly .redred the side after yleldiNI II hits ~fore depardng for a a ·I>IO.tun si~e tolldlertoP- pinch bitter. in the elgllth innlrw. The Padres pounded oot a~ The Redo C<llllllitled• f..., er· of 13 hila as they made it five rors and there .were six wUd wins In a row over the Reds pitches thrown by Red hurlers. tit! ••••• ~~=~Dew= · ~;~~~E::. .Gallipolis Area ·Jay(ees Teenage s f D · e e A · R d E O(f~~.s:::~t.!r:ev..: ..!~ then:==·~.~~:..~:;~ a e r1v1ng .· uto- oa • -0 by :::'::~::.bysec- :o~::·~~::;i:d:.;:: Sunday, ·May 11 At 1:00 p.m. p .F p k• L t :~-:.:.e:.~~ :,:;,:,~: en n are· ar 1n o the .~ facture of lee cream in the United States was begun by a Baltimore, Md., milk dealer in 1851. VOTE ' @ . For S2.19 you can shrif you lqve For S2.19 you can mist Mother with her favorite Tweed Cologne First commercial manu- • ' ilL. ~~-· Don't let the price mislead you. The re~ular · P'rrce ·foi" 1'tweeil, & Lentheric's summery Spray :o,..\\ Mist, is $3.25 everywhere. How does Revco do it? We won't ki~s and tell. Would you? Team High Series - Mark V, D. D. Plnnettes, 803i / • .• 'l'he SUnday Tlmeo-SenUnei, · 17 - hiJ)r:ary :and.,..- a.eumorthe:"',.,... '7: P ' ' •• " ' , ~~1~ti30 p.!n1 "' MO~ everli.V'~· aenlort 1111 Art .,and the Vldon Beao/o. · ,' ; .6,,~ . '' ·.. .W Ml", M., 12 Clay-ElePloa'~nt tlijjhS.hooiSipnlordaof . ~ m;ao to aperi~I,ICCIII!Idlo ,ll'iond 'l'hoolli', Mille or ~uq.. , 1 9.,11:30• a;in.l was 10 lolne!Od&Y aUIJ,m. Clt,y lialL ,,w. ,. •·' ' C!JQ c,nter Car(\PaiiJ:, ' '~'t'.C.III&b. '&2:~.3·P,m.! HariiU- Ill' ijijh school on their ;aDt.ial 1'Uifld!1· Ifill )l'edlle~,. ~ ~'rtd03 111D, '!" let! OJI' 0 ~~ a.u.'LilO~',l,l. The.' mqfttt.y, 4;~1:31)' p.m.; ' Nortt , jm•o, ~:~43:30 p.m,; Clipper' friP 10 N1fw l(lr.ll."· , N . , c~os will ~il\'IIOekeleUer Cello , L~h,qilpl r/"' _lllllivld\l] P~ ' Cooaaly Dll*rJcl ~·s llool!' Gallla 11!41'. 1,3S-3:1S P.,m.: lllf-• ¥U11,' 3;354i5ll p.m. : ·' ¥ l['ho clasi ·of lll!!l •wolit II; . !Or, !he l!,CA l!WldiiiJ,\, ,irid ~ lliCei 11 1 '8 P.i ln. when Wf mobile ~· 6ir l!li·Delilllii>, rlabur" ,3 p.m.: Rl!lhlr, ~. ~ rr, """"" chartered bus 11111 eiciloc\ 19 arJ· !4ti0llll ~caotlat! C<inJ>IIny, ,for tion!f will ba boatded. .Vii,.. • We1:b 11ao releilid Sltordo.Y as 4.4:15 p.m. . ' . Traee · ~. 9 a.m. to rl"' In No1f ·Yi>rf\,t:Jty o~lijlj>ro•- , ~ Bt~Q ~c'll!li\1 91 . •I hc!nlp, Is. ec~ed lor ~tur:t '·f ',. Wedlleado.Y, M., 7 _ 2:30 p.m.; ,s.itwr•a, ~:48.2:50 p. · IIIIa~ 9:~~ .11: lftl Sulllla1 . •• The "~laoa Sulte",W:Uiii,.Ollel~'nd- \'l~,ln~ni!W, ~ 10. ;. ~ ·.;, ~-~ , 1~ 1 , , . . ~~ lW'' 5 .:,;.• RkJ 'Gtanrse Porter Elemenlai'y, 9· 8 •111 • .jo m.:. "-Yne'l. 3,ll:15 p.m. .. .. : oenlors .are· 19 ·~ ,t. q.e,,"lll ,·•,IIi . , , . 'e~,,'. ,. i.- ·:' , •11 .~;,, 11, ' · Elem-..y; 9.1J,;3o LU..; ea.. 1:15 p.m.; Cremeans, Bidwell, Wedlleeday, !o!Q- It - ·~..., Hotel wiiUe I11New York.' · · ' Thura<li.i 'II (De•BP!>IIt!Jia!ec- · ·· ,,' · " . . . . tervllle•.EII!IIIellliry, 'I2:30..2:30 1:20-1:40 p.m.; l'liiUips, Bldwf[l, E!~. 9-11:30 a.m.; 1blll~. ':'onday -:111 be sf"'!f:•OOalo_o-· t~ . tour .l>l;~r · NIIW· ~W:k :' ,,. 1:,1/ . ·, . P 111 . ~· NS-3 11 m.· HS-2 p m. Fl>rter 2·05..1!'1& welltei'D lll&ll, 1-3:10p.m.: l'jortb• .1!1" tnur or Tlmos SCiillre, Her. Clt9 incltJ!i'!C '1110 ~edrll. o~ ·' Deqelqprl\ent Of artor in ... F~"" 3:30.4 p,~ . '\l't.i.r~ p:m.; ~ '2,30..2:f5' icy. · oe>, 3:30-t p.lq. . ., aid Sqoare, G~ch Vii~, St John~ Dl.trie, Centra! Park, the 15th cenlliry forelid men "' Station, t:l5-t:So p.m.'' gel-; ~:ls-3:30 p.m.: ·~ra sta- . !Fhoirfii[Q~ May ~ - Cildmua ,c Tho . Bower~, q.lnatowJ!, WeU ·Coll!ll!bla < Unlv~ralty, .Qrant1 ~ . to ~~~ •lhelr heir abo~ and ;~ • TUeadaJ, .,y 6_ vtmim Ele- tloo; 3i30-3:45 p.m.: Kanauga, Ell!lllontar;y, 9:15-l1:30Lm.: street and the \lnitllll I:Jltlons Tmni>, Riverold~ Drive alii !An- shave· .off their beardt,· !«'· mentilrJ, 9-li!H a.m.; Ewllli- 44:30 p.m. terlqo School, 12:4~ p.mo~ Wa- B!llldlqr. They wlU· take a ferry coin Cantor. ', .· •cording•to the Encyclopaedia '"' TINradaJ, May 8 _ AddS.Uie 1erlCK> c-rmlniey, 2:50-3 ·'P.f!l..'' ,~1 trtp to the ~M ·.c tiber- . · Later the ·oarpe day the groqp · Brl~nkul. ' :< " • 1111, ·12:u.1 p.m;; VInton Com/ ~· . . )> .~ r,. )OS . . u;.' ·., BY HOBAR,t Wl!mN, JR. · FIVE , _ trun Toltoda)' (J- G) will mark the ~tit md~r.lllf7 of D-Doy - the, IDvaslon or Norma"!'J - by Allied Forceo. . ,_, .:_. ., ~ ee �•' "· .' ~ if ::. '!111 ~. -~not, Sllldt1. lllf 4, 1Ht . •' . · Metgs Mara !, - .• > . ' ' ' ~a& Jtill~rnent ·.. . .. ·:., . · .. • ., · :· .•11. g • · N.:~w. ff.un1.~in . -· C?WWBtls ttiPD ·'·As.:'*" IJW •• •• ;!;' ,, ,, I . c ":;:'! :J I i>C ·~ · '· ~ ! ·"f ·. ogr ·· · $.m .. Fot~·Teen ~· ''i•·":* ..l•. · . ; 1 area• in ~:,.',.. Granof • ~.e......; ~ ;t ..M. .. ,a,"~ :lcn~•ol!l'k~• 11 1ra P .·· F - ·OK'{I' = »m~ter •= Final' ~ N~ R ds Su·1r~r' ,' Seventh LoS8 ' In. Eight Games · 'ni• reli(tlis ar6 tn Bo~ens .. n.merence pestped 'eat1U'88 * ' ~ ! ~ 111....-s _.,j.., ofwe~\at;" d:i,: . u~ ~~~h Second Half wo- way r·te =::.as.:::.:= sm. Go(ls.,on.lilce·It . wants tt;i be seen/ BAIRD BROS Auto WrecklnJ I ' •t I u,;·,.;. : JIM/, MEEs·. • ..... Race Ends In IL. ,. VOTE ,•. Takes 3-0 I Victory :.' ~ ,i,e:'ld~:­ ·~ .· , ~ ••s i ~ 446-4(10 367-7598 • GUARANTEED USED AND REBUILT PARTS OWNERS: Henry, Don, Ptol Balr4 C&tabtlc • • • • • • • ,24 44 803 HELD TOKYO (UPI) - Authorldoa laid Satu rd&J 80S letlbt lludenll are baing beld tor penlble er1Jnlnal cllarps crowlllg cut oC ·anU-Amlrlcan and antl-permnent riotl lall Mon- "-"· OIL SucK IIELSINKI (111'1)- 011 Dowlnl the beaebod Flllllih from lloilalr Pllva fouled the ihorea oC .... JJlandl In the AIIIIDII areldpelaiO. llmdreda ,ot blr<la have been kUied by the thick allme. • . . . t · . ..... - GALUPOLIS ...., ~ .. I 5·.. ..I,0,.., 4' ' . ' ~~~=.-~~.: ~~= '~ . . . _. athletic booquet laot week at tllehl,lb schooL ' • 1118bllght ot the ev...U.Oa actlvld" ..U pr~Ua.f o1 tro.phietl.o and lnillitdualpij)'· era by liHd ..,..ch Mel C&rllr and ..,., ...ch au«Y Shively, . :Mia a Dottle' Jicllaii!JD, ehear- . ' ' ; ,. . . ~ ~... ' r !i.\U.IPOLJS - Jlooj)(oa' · by. atot• aoconhnt Ho!'id.ona'iae·. , O.ve Rskep &1111 BUI M«rliiOII, . rlfice by ,Larry , ~r. ·Rio - a trjP!e by Dave Hl8<fonaf111a aac• G'i'~ tied It \t''!\'Btl'fo'atdple , ri!lce squeeze bunt by, Dick . ali!! .a aactlllea 111' to center bY ' Lauglilln In tho bottcm or 'the HigdOn. , . ,' olghih lllnlnB save Rio Grllijo vleltora acoied two In the Colloge a ~win over Utbo!a tapO!the .aoccini..,DinCCie leader, a¥aot,pre.....,.~wai-dl :f:ollege Frida)' afternoon ""the wal~ and. ae<irod, 011 ~n•s · to the Pirate c._laadera. Slinley L, livans Athletic Field doutilo; That Will t1!' end ot Car· FcioiJiau aWJrda wOnt 1Ai Turat Rio Granclo.. mOib-. Slalfllh~ came ~ falUied lei Gtl!rJe, moit io111a1J!o play. The Redmon trailed 3-2 when Beaacker and walked Slautfer, or;M' Palrcilr,,b'eat ~~~· · Hlldon ·~ thiJWOrolllnswlth Slaughter pt~ked •Siau!fer off ill and oli:enalve u.-......; llbllS.IDio 1 triple. Rekera doubled scorlqr aecond but l\lmYin a.;ored on the 'd~rl; bell dlli!!Wl" biek, and Hlgdbn, Cbrls stlveraon filed out pia)', Frilta waa aafe oo ~ rur~7 , b'eat olfellllv. 1to ·!til. Ed JacQba elngled with flelder't choice. Parrott fanned bock. . • . .,. , Reklt~ movina !0 third. . • to end lho Inning, u~ 1ec1 Clio 'awirda preHaled '11); .Jquuzh•Jis on. ROkora 3-1. ' . to ill. foUOw!lltr. Jlcln Gretnlto, ~~ frolll tlr!l'd 10 quickly he '·· '!111 Reclmri ae91'1!1tholr soc- moat nlual>lellld!fi'ISmlt!l. beat . wa1 alm,01t 011 t<ip of lbe plite odd .... In tho •bG!Ii<lm of the .111111 foul shooler; JIQn Gna...., beat ~· "~ · ~hllll; at the lut seo. ' an..r Sla,.trrer atnlck~ S.rlo re""'""or; ~ ~il>oat · ..•rid. laid clowo a aacri!lce bunt wu aafl on an error at qrat aDd claf,nalye .....,.r;' Dew 'l)lark, aDd was ~ out at llrst with, w•nt to ~Oo!d, took tldid oo a moat bqlmtd .....,.,, and Doo Reker.. acort~ ,to lie II M !illlid llill apd lin a oae- Brow.-, hlihell academic with l!ro out.,. , , , ,. 7 riftco bunt ljl llljiiiOn. ~ken aehlevement. :( Morrl"!"'o I~ for hla !b'lt fanned to ond !hiotmlrw, urbana Chattleatter• homreclwenJohlt olthoallernoon,laallad out a led"-2, · 1 :,· • aruw Galaor, Kaihy Payne, Jan double to score ~acobs, JrhO hod Rio Grande hod 10111olhl'* go. Stevens, Kalhl' Adkllla, Donna moved to second on the •crl· Ina In tl)e bottom ot lbe fourth Adldna and Jeanntte Pope, Ilea. Tbot put the RadmO!I·allllll but ¥edtoseoro, llekei'o~ Grlddora· and caaers honored 5-4. Mike Dworek -....,.qlecl oi1t. oil) to ahort. S11ver1011 took a were: Gary CarmOdy starbid for lthe called third atrlke for the aec· Footboll - OonBrownlng, Rick Redmen'but waallftedlllthetopoC on! out. · Gilger, Steve Stout, Danny Melba second wltli ·nobod,y cut and Ed Jacobs waa aaflonuorror Claskey, Rob Pal-, Carlos~ one · on on! one run ln. 'Steve ond otole second. Laughllll walked co, Rocky Hall, PhU Saundera, Slauchtor elmo ... aill worked and went to aoccnl ... paaaed lllva Hall, Danny Logue, Ronnie uotll the o!ihlh whoa Larry Mill· ball wltb Jacobs moviJv to tblrd. Eastoo, Robert Croll, Steve Saunor took over em the hlllfor tho Morrlaonwalkedtolaodtheboau dora1 GariMcCiaokey,JoeyHall, Redmon. but SlaughWr tanned to end the Bred Painter, Stanley Payna &1111 In the top of the ninth, Miller throat. Turley George. pve •!Jil a double to pln"!'-hilter UIUIANA AB R H BasketboU - Roo Greenlee, Rosa Price .whO me\ed to s1econd B, Fritts, c! • • , , , • 5 I 2 Larry Bow colt, Bill Rail, Roliert . on a oacrillco by Mike Baaeek· S. Barrett, 2b. , , , , ,4 0 0 Smith, Dave Clark, Terry Stout, or, liOn Stauf~rfAnnodaiiiBruce R. MllachOr, sa • , • , • 3 o 0 Daruv BI'OIOnlug, Jam•• Dotaon. Fritts sroundod out to end the S. Stewatt, lb • , , • , 4 0 2 Davli! Juatua, Tad Slaton, Hollta pmo. L, COllier, rf , , , , , ; , 2 0 1 MUiar, Roger Pelfrey, Ronnie Tho win save. the - n of D. Coo, < • • , • • , • , ;3 1 0 Morris, Jolm E. Garnes, Steve Ccaeh Don Shlveraa lll- 5 record B. llunlaa. If ••• , ,. , • 2 I I S&undert, Mike Steut, Bred Pnl,. for the soaaon. Urbana lsnowf-8 · M. Beoac~~tr, P .. .. , .• 2 I 1 ter, Pat stout, Arthur Clark, for the year, RloGrande' met R.Sieulfilr, ,3b ; ..... . a o o JohnDotaon,JacldeSmlth,Larry Cumberland. ix1.l ~lep In a R. .PriC., Pll • • • , , • , • 1 0 1 HUNeU ant Bobby Ratcli!L doubleboader at Rio Grande m TOTALS , , , , , , , , • 29 4 8 ·. . ·; r_ · , .. .. \. I • I () ~:' NOI OPEN.. ROYAL OAK STABLES . 'ware · bock and Unemani Phil Ca•ping Trailer Spedal tPact•ry AutharlaMII ----- 'WAPACH£ "People Sleepers" ' Beaockor let tha Big lllllie Sleeps 6 ~~ - •••••••••••••••: fRONTON - The Ironton CbiiPter of the Ohio Htgll School Officlalo..AssoelaUon will conduct a rulea meeUng on Ma$ ~. beginning at 8 p. m., at the hlglt school hero aecordlng to Gene James, aocretary, The ae8Bion wlll be held In Room 127, Jamea Mallia, lrooton Hlglt School principal, Harold Rolph, velllran SEQ official, and WDUim l!aiiP. along with James, wlU be In charge. ~se of the moeUngla to go over the now 1969 Ohio Htgll School ~ rulaL All area coaches and of· !lelals are urged to attend tho meetlrw, -·r:o· ,. . , , ,• ;:e l lead • VOTE • Twoir_..,.lllllll •1V......... • utMtnd_... . . . ·-S595 !I : POMEROY : • VILLAGE COUNCIL • • 1 T ueo., May 6 Primary • • Vote For A Young t.lan Pd. Pol. Adv. F,O.B. ALL THIS WEEK- THRU JA T., •• I Galllpolls, 631 Fourth Ave., . o.t • . a , , (6l. and FjlfiJWIIIn. E2let1 (6). t~: ~evepth :W.~, , 8 1~o 2 ~~~!EE:f: • ~ . .,-f\ 1....-;.; '" ··-· ~·· ' . '[ Blue Devlls . Qtp~r~ , · : . ~:r:t:~.v~,~;. :?-r=:~!:t~:.~ • . MJ. Y 101!1. •• AMSBARY APACHE TRAILIR SALES ••••••••••••••• . .. ................ ·-....- • 1\lulllinllrn ~ : "' unLE . "'""""* .., .... :I Rlipubllcon JIM MEES : Condtdote I ., . I, rr 14'f ' - - - - BIGGEST : For Action and Ch.ilngt z· 6 - -- IIAIIIIETIIIILL TlJOI'IIY 1I1IINEllS- Gallla llil!l llchoal botklllliD ·piQero bntmed duriJW last week's aftllllll All-Sports bonQuat wore, loft to rirdlt, Ron Greenlee, bell robounder and melt valuable player; Ron Morris, bOot derenalve player;-rt Smltb, beat foul ohooter and Dave Clark, moat lmj>roVect player. Ccach Rudy Shively Is ahUNn on the rlgltt __ . __ _ RIO GRANDE AB R H NORTHERN DIVISION M.Seri<aolb ; ; , , .4 I2 2 TEAM W L R OP DD. HRaljdkeon, clf. • " " .24 1 li Athens , " " .. ' 4 0 35 7 ' n, "I " " 4 0 0 Logan, .• ••• •• • 3 2 46 16 C· ... w 11 ...... . 2 2 20 22 ..,.veraon, c . • · • •.• 311oston ~t•b EJ · •·~•,r~ ·" " " 2 0 0 Nl k · ··· 0 5 14 70 es.-Yor·· Laugh!( 2b D, .,__,_"• ' " •" 3 O TOTALS • • . , , • 9 9· 115 115 B• ...,.., ,.on, sa ' ' ' ' " O 1 SOUTHERN DIVISION B, !lrUboker, 3b ....... 2 0 00 TEAM W L R OR 0 G. C&rmocl1, P" · " • • • GiU!polls , , • . , , 2 1 24 14 0 0 J .., L.. MUle. r , P •• • • •• • • • .0 S. "'""""ter 2 0. 0 a,.oon • , , • • , • ~ I. 13 1S , . Weal!* RouJ!dup . ....,.~, ., P • • •• •• . • . trmoo • ; ·; ~- ,,:.;. ~~,"~('1·1 ··~••'·-i.J.L ;..'.wu.J.. , :... , ~ .J •· , ~ :. ~ L, llllllo'irJ',-.-•··~·,..~~•0..0-l;!o.W1fO" o 20 GALLIPOLIS - T e~ M.·lJw'Ore.~tt ••• ,. , , •• 1 ~ '";~; ·111cag1 • • • • _.r_,;..,~ , -t:' 1 tripe rll;_;_•tltclled to two men In the tojl of t,' JIQII,ph .. , ,. , ,. .. 1 0 0 TOTAU; " • ·' ... ; 6 8 58 ,SB aturos, preclpltllioo and weather aaconL lit iUUNed throe ' T. Foui;ph,.,.,. . , • , ,1 ·ll '. o HEMAJNJNG GAMES coodltlona for each 24 hour per. . rune, pve .., thloe hill and TO'!'AU" ," .,, " ,29 .il'" 6 Northern Division - Tuesday: lod as recorded by Pete Mewalked two. Urbana, ", 120 000 100-4 8 2 Nelsonville-York at Athena, Lug- Cormick at the Fairfield WoaSlau&hter wont alx complete Rio Grande 100 lito 03x:..s 6 1 a~ at WiUaton; Ma$7 - Wellston ther Statton. lnnlnp, waa touc~ed ror one ron. Bot(Oiteo: Utbola - Baaeck- · at "!ho01 (makeup), . Da.r Hlglt Low Prec, · pn 'qp li!fee hlta, WJiked three ·or q,l'l and Cca; Rio GrandeSOuthern Dlvlsl~ . - Tueaday. !iuld/IJ' • .• • • , • 83 43 ) ' and altt!ck Olil nino. Carmody, ,Siauahte< (3),.MUJor lr~ at GiUlpolla, :•ckson at loiOIIdo,y • , , • , , , 79 59 .48 ' · . llllller;,Who aotthewln,pltched · (WI') (B) aJ!d Hladon; ~L Makeup gamoe, Gallipolis Tlleaday • .. . , , , 67 38 the last two lrmlJWS, illowed two E-Baftol, iilisl:horindSeriCI. at lrorion, Gallipolis at Melila, Wodneaday. ; • . ,. 59 38 hill and struck out two. LOB-U• 61 Rio Graride 5, Jrcmton at Jackson and Meigs at Thurida,y ••• , . , , 73 30 Paci!V lhe. elghl.ohlt atteck for 28- Reker.~, Mo¢aoo, Frills, Jackson. Friday · • • • ·. • · · · 83 36 Urbana werf Steve Stewart, who RUIII'In.· Price and·Beaocker, 3B Saturday • • • • • • · • 72 46 111s two for tour and Bruce Frill a, - Serlo and llfadlln. SB- Frill a Average hlah temperature for two for five, lneludlngadou~le. and Jlun)oan, ·and Jae<iiL SACABAPLAYOFFSTANDINGS week tbla year - · 73.5dqreea, •IIlli Run,yan was ono lor two pt- HladOD 2 aJMI Lt,uah1ln. By United Press JnternaliOIIII laat Y~ - 7t.:l dlgrooL )' 'tine • ~·rtf Camiody, ·Ppce PiTCHER 'IP 11 u DB so ... Best.ot.SOvon Final Average low temperature for · ~eel rtf l\lllier and Beaacker ~aeckor 8 5·• 0 3 W L tho week thla year- U.3 dol !lad i'do.l.le ott Sliliihter · Ciiiliod.Y ' • ·i · 3' .3 · f ! o Indiana • • • • • • • • , •• I . 0 &roes, lait week - U.S da· ,,ll\; Urt.iana tqok I 1.0 In the Slauaf!W .. .8 1 3 9 ,~~~ • • • • • • • " • I 0 81'001. , , lira! ·frallle wbeil Frltta a1JWied - llllllef ' ·1 ~!f\al proelpltotklnforUillweek '2 o ·2 . 0 ~ - Friday~~ Resulta: , 1 · • :c .., · .. '··~ ~,., ·~o o.Idand 122 tbla year- ,48 ot an lllell,laat Redmen down with olxfii\Jlnclud1118 t..Wlooby Mlkeserto&nd.Dave Htcdon and doubles by Dive Rek.,, and Bul Mori'Iooo. Reseck• er walkid three and atruck out nino. S.rla, )Iced tho Redmon with two hlta In four trips, was aafe oil an error Ill tho filth and acored on 1118<10D'a aaerlllce. 1",1 <!.~ {<!< two; a~ \!Jut. THI FALCON AND IAGLI a SEO Standings WHit En41 . Ccach lllei·Carter Is ....a S.turday allernooll. o,.. ·• illlllo 'llf)l;kh~~~* ind RIMkl!lt '' Starting Sot., Iller 3 Open 'EV.ry Day Slilrt'"' Tloorodoy, May 29 ' ' L~cote4 Next Te ROyal. Ook Park' George Waalltni!tDn Unlveralzy will leave the Southern Confer. enee a11er 28 yeara oC member. ahlp oil June 30, 1970 It was aii10uneed Friday b)' UnlversU;r · Pre'aldJ;Int U07d H, Elliot. o.-ao. a• ' RIDiNG I!IG - TRAIL ' RIDES - BRIDLE PATHS ·, WILL LEAVE CONFERENCE WASHINGTON '(11!'0 =-a:ojr~ 13.63 lllches. ...,.,., . lB- MQ~~ty. ·Slh )Y!Ieon, BUill, · VIKING C()Np~ACTS . Billard~~,' ,,, · l · ' .MnjNEAPOLJS · ST. PAUL l!l'r~' ., . ''1P 'a·u & ~Tiit MlmeiOia Vlldilp at Beri.r', ,, 1' f 7 '10 '·S,. l tbe N~ Football lAI&IM Strq . ' 1' ti .0 0 0 lll""!""'ed ·, ,Frida7 !bel . Gant Ii~. .. 1 1 2 0 , '0 w~. Tom Hall aa1 JIDl Jl&lri'IIIU , 2 • o.~ 5 · beve tlpd COIIIraeta __ _ so :!"! two feet longer INin • BuiCk SkyiMt eu.tom. ... cubic""" · 33 it.-~:~v-a men dllpi1CIIIIent. WONDER-TO'NES VINYL INTI!fUOR oniJ pennlel • dly 1110re In price. • ' ' )... PIRATES ON TOP MONTREAL (UPI) - A wild pitch b7 rollever Dan MeGwlm and a paaled ball by eatcber John Bateman Ill tho sixth lllnlng 9atllrdll' iUowed two rune to ICOl'l llblch enabled the Pltllburall Pirate• to dofeet the Montraal Expoa 4~. ::. T.., I :w '. I Southern . ·.. . I ' ' ·11', bi1fi! .· aa~ · ·~-. Ire • , 70 "'!': ..uC:.u ':wu ·S 'll to1 , ti ", , I . a ' ,' 11104 '' ' ,. . ' {) t r.,.ban '. ~, ' -liJ, •. bol'e Frklay ewniJW. lulllnl llllil ~pi.JW ~, .,...ed i course IIi hllllliJW aar.. 28. ' . · , .. • , • , • , oDee. 13• 011 prl.. Janll a it•d·," ' •,,::• • By winnlow the Pol-• adWICed to the Claas AA Dlolri~ tour- adopted aller, a ~~. ~ . ·mull be ac~l!l by CotiAiftlllll i'allblt - N~•. u : ~ ~an. 3l-011 alate pli•lc . ' _..., to be held thla week at Alheno. Friday. . ·. ' · llceilled IIJ3DollllltiOV adl!lb at · Jm 31. ·. .-·· , .. ., hUIIIIJW anaL ., . I l Slate Wildlife auer 'P'n c. iioat18 years olct . -hltii.,Uf!l- ,~· , ,...,~ . -~ - Ai Re"'n .Araollll, . Tho stroow arm of aou~w walked with ooe cut and lat.~' ~~~ ~ ·~• 'IIIey lha.Y 'also IMalt OCt. 25 , · , loo91ow' aad arrow Oef., 11, 18, hurler Mlice Gibson kept tile scored after van J~ alao w >:-"" . ·. ..,.. · aad Nov, 1 at the Wolf ·Crook Oass M Bil!llball ·• .?, 215, Ncrirl 1 aDI a; and &\!liJ Nov. Meigs h.Utirw attack in check drow a bose oo boUa, Jlln Crow , :~:";h.! NO.~ PubUc lluntblg area. > · . '· ' · · 12, 211; 'Doc. e, 13 aad 20. z- · tbr~qhoul the sevo!Hrmlng en0 IIIII ClliIh 1 3 Dec. 1-f. •Ill! Zcn. t 18 counter. Glbstoo ga.. up only waa hlt by a wUd pitch anll !lllb quall, Burdette hlt a ftolder'o choice., er Iosil· pme · ..,· plll!lc IIUJii,. a~oo the ~ season 1 18 · Dae. •2,6. • two hits to the Maralllers ami GlbaiDII then settled dDWII to · · · dates. . , . • ~ turke7 :- . A,t/1 211recored 10 strlkeoots, allowed strlko out the next two botter~~o »:1• · Cal ; f GAWl'O~ ~ '1'111 Cia•• .AA, ;fl., 2, ~e7o;, aDd lfi1 s.e, 1870 nnl7 two bases on balls and hit He continued the rest oftheaame uriS ~, Jtn Dlalriet bol'!i"D toor~ .aa.; 'Ia Allliolli ·Adafns GaUII HOck" one batter. In fine form. aUsts were -!nod·~· IJW. Jack;on, • 'Me~&a,, The Pointers, in Nl8lity, Wfl»'o lllelgs' only hlta otrthepowor-e four aactloaal tbalpmu.f.:rldaJ Perry,and ......h!Qp;i\1' ; even!JW, . . ,:. Sclo!AI, VInton pod ~ their victory In the third ful leflll wero a two<JU! llllh IJ>. . Portamoulh tripped wa..rJ¥.t:'' , ........_. . , " tmi~ when they put two n~us ntov sblgle by Carl (Birdie) n. 3 In 10 lnniJWI, Miami 'ro'l!!,e;~;: llaccOOII and:. .p.. 111111 across the plate on three hita. bouoced r.-tter 7•1, . W...nD lJW _ NiiY, l..Jill. 31. ' Pitcher Glbstoo started the el· moakoy and a slqrlo, also with 1 fort by leadlow off with a olovle. two out, by Burdette In the.siXIb. . · Local blaDhed Belj)re !'~~o aad Raci.'OOIIo - · - mbi< aad ' ' By Innings: Soulb PoiDt trounced llle!J••~L m.,krat ttappiiW - Nov, 15-' Catcher Mills !oiiUNed with a ' J 31 base hit Alter the Mirauders got South Point,. , .002 300 o- 5 5 0. · . 1 111 I i aNCINNA11 ClJPO - Tbo lclt, handed tho Reds an 8o6 -. ·•' """'11 Oltawa, s.... . Glbaton on a fielder's cholce, Molp , , •. . 100 000 0-1 2 t I ~ Glblloo and Milia. )JWels and door to tha Redo •clubhouae waa drubiJlJw, their ao)'OIId. lou 111 WJLL'I'A;i;,. ACTION ip · · ; Erie aad Lorain· ~· · Contorftolder CiJ!IPman aacrtlooacl ···- ~- .._ . . .... . iid "" til .Lu..., - 01 lie..: e ......,. , ·~ - their Jast tllhl pJDel. /lr; j.()U1S {t)Pl). •i.l "1'11111- mHiiiWr, ' ' . . I '· . ' ' ' ' llced ant then Shortllclp GUilam CrUN. .. ' ,. . t ·' '' "lt!a ·'l".lllcl.aaue," Red IJIII>o Pttcllllw ~-· to be the clalJida INNaw-Jirj,!I<IN'II'Iil4 . Slalbk,' wlii··• Woodi!hueil-~ smashella two-run triple. *Two models, both with recoil start and Bolens . lfiOr DaWI Brlotol later ex- lll!llbOPfGilf"''IProblem. AI Brio- Sllurdal-·hoiiauld -~.. · ----• ..., ,. South Point got its throe Insur·exclusive center pivot steering Dual' s,ieed .. plallled, "l Juai 11>14 them the till put It Frida)' night; "It ~IIIU7 aellail'' IIJl(liJ!bllltll' ·~ - Y!IU ......, ·ex'•• ance markers tn the fow1h as Logan Captures 111 .Mch ·cleet ._. iluri!W < cold hearted fActa of life." makes 700 bleed." Infielder lllddil · AUon, ililnllil ::.etPI. ' ' range for two forward, two reverse s~eds :~Co of foor Meigs errors, And you can bet that • ..,.,. OUtaldo of JIJII.Molooay, Brio~ tbe . team f« lwD·· a o1a. tbe hllllt1rw ........ , ''· athehltresult (Model !!14) 5.hp, 14' inside turning radius, 28"' : . by Lettfioldor Butcher and 15 Three-Way Mateh . wbero alona the Uno Brlstd tol ..,...,t lind AUal wu •IIIII' tiilia' • : ~~Feb.l· • 1 starter who 1 11 c~tting width * (Model 915) 6 hp, 16" .Inside two sacrifices. pointed out to Ilia pla)'ers that can bold a lead. P11111leJ' Unlii!t'rr11111 idillt aad 1170, • OD Jlri- land IJr Alhii•• Tbo nnl7 other hit glwn "' by turning radius, 32'' cut *Attachments available ~ LOGAN - The host Chieftain tbey aren't euctly perform!.._ Tbo ~· pnaontecl Geoi'le SoWrdal' Ill l8lliN tplblt tbe .bula, l\lhona, carroll, CctiumlllMarauder hurler JOOn Ingels, for year 'round versatility ' who went the distance and pitched llnkstero defeated both Melgaand ,~Ike 1 loaln witb chan;ltmshlp Culver with ·a 4-1 lead with 1 St. Loula.CirdlniiJL Allilnlo wife, ..., ·~ Gallla, Geaup, .... threeorun aecond-lmlllg ap[urp, Barbero had A'i tl.. :::'.":; respectable ball despite the !act Lancaster FenWick in a Friday imbldons. ,.•'· match at the Hocking Hills Thls was never more evident CliPped by Bobby Tolan's llllh Frldi,y -berluabendhaiimlu_,.., .. . ·•-• he absorbed a loss, was a sixth than Friday . nlglt when the homer of the ,,...., eel plane eoimeetlcnL · NOble, P«''&&e, Starlt, 'l'nlll· : frame single by Rlghtftelder Hoo- course. San Dle&O club, w•"The boat bull, Vllton, WuhiDIII!I! a n d ••' 0 eycutt. IJwels struck out six an::l Logan defeeted Ccach Nulan 1 •wiog :.::: '·. . ' lasued no bases on balls. Swackhamer's Marauder golfers lJW cut an early filree.orun •• Brlllol BRAVES WIN Meigs' lone markerwasliUiecl 212 to 216. Meigs, however, beat •'· He referrtn, to Ill FerATLANTA ClJPO - C1ete Jlo7· I e e e I.e I . I e •• I I in the first when Dennis Ault Lancaster Fenwick by a 172 to Winebrenner Is rora's plncll-ldt ~r~lll olammer ,or hanored wil1t ooo out and : · For ActiM .• •• Chtiolt ' ~ : ~IJ ,. ' 183 score. ••• olf Culver Ill the fourtll lllniJW on Ill the ni,Q 1 S.turdly to I . Scoring for lllelgs, now 11-9-1 •• hlch ho• ••• p-~-• ·•-• give the Atlanta Bra-a ·a • • 1 this seeaon, Included Randy Burt Named Pre!lidenl • I,, -·· -·.. over 'the ,1: with a 41, Pat O'Brien, 42; De~ 1. MIDDLEPORT ·Cbarlos The Padres aewed .., tho vie._.. ,., nis Hackett, 44; Bill Hensler, Wlnebrermer waa re • elected 1Ur7 Ill the ael'elllh-lnlllllg wbon Boyer's blow· came rtf J I al 1 ..1,Publlcoi•: C.ft.ll•il• I :I ~ 41, ant Rex Roosh, 48, prealdent ottheMicldiO(IOI'IBoys' they added throe more runs by Brewer alteJ.OrllldoCepedaqa : . POII~ROY ' 1 •' Leasue at an orpnlzaUonal bunchfnK, five strallht siJW(ea safe at ftrst'"' 10 error by third 1 ~.~LL _ AGE. tOiJNCIL. meeting Friday night at 1111d. off Wayne Gronger, basema~ Bill Sudalda. TltoFra"' 1 dleport village hall. • But, as Preston Gcinez, the cona lilt Iiiio I force pia)' for tbe I T""·• May 6 . Prl11.-y I 1 1 - r i ot ~- ·~-but D-~r · . Vote For •··y~u. ."an Plans were maclo to drall·for Padre PUot , admlUed , "A lot of flrat -· "'" uuu.. ""'" 1 ,. ~· ., 1 teams at a mooting to be held balls we hit that lmlilg had then connecfed forthlatldrdhom- 1· , ··r 0( w~-.. -·on to~P4. Pol. Adv, !I ~~...-~~·--!Olio! Thuraday night at village hall, eyu." wuothel!lllll. ~ ,~1,111····1··· ml bQys who pllln to participate · You could have struJW aU GALLIPOLIS - IUghthander but have mt yot alinod up are five hits tosother and tbey Roo Bacbtel tossed ooo • hit ball r~ ~ Wodneada7 Ia the wouldn~ have roac~ m~ch . "' lead the Southern~.~...... aescliJijij, ~s who pla)'ed ... farther than the centerrleld to a ~ victory over holt North I teams last year are rOIJI(red to fence. Gallla Friday afternoon. regl~ again, It was eltljJbaalz"U we can just get tile pitchTbo looc hlt lor the Pirates GALLIPOLIS - French Clcy ed. The roglatration can be with low atralghte...t out," aald was a sblgle by Raney Brown. Meola and GUllr¢am Drus tied either Richard Vaughan or .l(har· Brlllol whlstfulbo. -..n hltttng was topped lor first place In the second hall los &nlth. ' "Operating .with two pitchers by Kenny Wallbrown and George or the Ohlo ViUey Bowling League J1D10 7 was set aa tag day, ' sUing wouldn't be oo bod If we Lawre~~co with boo aplaea Whllo at Skyline Lanes Bowllov Alley, David !IIndy will servo as tho could Just keep fr0111 faiiiJW beBachtel and Lipscomb 1101 ooo ' French Clq defeated the Drug- league coach and It waa do- hlDd iU the time. I have to bat eech. moo 67 pins tn the roU off to clded IIUII all little league pmoa for a pitcher beCAIIIIe rm go. Bachtel fanned 12 batters, lng to do evecythlJW I ean to will first pL' . in the second half. will atart 11 6 p.m. win a game," Bristol said. French Clcy also won the llrll Tbo ~ 1t ha• been IOing, half to become the 196~9ciuun­ TWINS TRIDIIIPH however, the relief corp• hu MINNEAPOLIS • SI:, PAUL ploos of the Ohio ViUoy Bowlbeen a little overworked and (UPO- llannciiKIIIII>rew'a- l.W Loque, FRAZIER NUMBER ONE this, to aomo olllent, O>Piainl Members of the winning 111am nm homer, tile 402ncl of bls SYLVANIA, Ohio (UPO- Joe wh7 the r~llof pltch[JW hasn't career, pve the Minnesota TwiDs are Jolm Dobblna, Jack MoadFrazier, recognized as htiiY)'- been too efrectf vet a 3·1 vlctocy over Chlcaau Sat- owa, John Clark, Frankie Burke wolallt champion Ill six atatea, urday and apolled Doo Qltte- ant J, Tlln Evans. JackMeedows BRONCOS ON TOP bowled a 231-609 series to lead contiftued to hold doWn tho No. ridfiO'• clobut as White Sox ..... French I eoatender slot Ill World BoxATHENS, Ohil!.({® - TOm Clzy while II, Bane was ager, IllS Aaooc:leUon ratlnga releal' Randolph led Wtltem MlcldiiM hlglt lor Gilllnaham'o with 209ed S.turday. . to a triangular track meet Ylc538. The Drugmen wm """ bowl CARDS LOSE AGAIN JlJIImy EIJia has mt defendCoca-Cola lor accont place In sr. LOUIS (UPO- Rick Wiae the league. ed Ilia WBA veriiiOII oC the hoa!1it<hed a five - ~ and Individual hlglt acores lor the Y7Wellbl Utle alnee be wmaCOD- 1118 on the vletorloua 440 aad led Ill on elghtb-lmlng nm to cap troveralal docll!lon OYer Floyd mUo rela7 ~~. ' season include: a two-run rally Satu~ as the The Broneoo took 11 ll( tile Hlglt Average - F. Burke, Potteraon 011 Sept. lt, 11168, and l'lllleclolphla Phlls boat t h e he m1a11t have trouble gelling an 19 Drat plaeaa Iii racldnc up al11111(>iDg !1. Louls Cardinals 4· 186. Hlglt Aclllll Series - J, Clark, opponent from /IIIIOIIIIbe WBA'I 101 pi1Dia to 81 for Ohio Unl· 1. top 10. vorl!lf3' and 1'1 f{lr MaralliU. 643. ' 'tij Hlglt Acltal Game - Pete MatCUBS HIKE LEAD 1m!, 262. CIDCAGO (UPO - RaUever FINAL 2nd HALF STANDINGS Ron Taylor walked Adolfo Phll· TEAM WLT lips wttb the basea full ant two 2 out In the eighth irmlOV S.turdaY French CIQ< , , • , , 41 25 GWI!¢am's , , , . • 42 26 to force in Ron Sam! with tho Maaoo Furniture, • ,41 27 wl~ run in a 3-2 win over the Mink's Auto Solea , ,.37 30 1 New York Moto. Coca-<:oJa . , ••• :as 31 1 Ohio VaUoy Bank .... 35 33 , Holzer Hospllal .... ,35 33 . Lakin State Hoov. , , , 30 38 Goodyear .. .. .. • 29 38 Local 644 " " " • 28 39 Be¥1f(y HlllbUlles , .'1:1 t1 f ~ "' The ' ~.· Tln!e...S.ntlnol, lillrldQ'; ~o~a>; · t, ,1969 , ' •' ' I ., ~. ~ IJIIa!id pmo Rlwr, Rellheven, !\ien<er· and S,.No.;, s .... Pr!.Ytte h~dJ ~JaD, Si'hiJI!IIolieate~a.' MIDDLEPORT - Caatly erron by llala:a roaulted llllbe lllftudl'"raato ' ~~16 Sprl,ng V,Uty· roaOrvatlooo.; Jb=..Dec., ~ 011 jiUIIIIurtilL ~ p!llllillti ..,.k Gd d;,\:i,jl)c ora' 5-1 Clou AASectiOIIIIboiObllldofeltatlbe llanlls ot:Soulll Polat •Y • ' •WJa IDI<!IIJ ~ lite ch!ldnp . mull "-ve . -~. 1- ~ ~o::tib. :· ~~~~ · ... ' ,. • • Redmen .Sl(B -~By>. ·.Nor~h .G_al~~a /~;thlet~: _Are H~'!ore,d I' To·District Play '· . 18 - · Pointers Advance .-,. ' • •• And lllara only for . Then dtcldt. /l'e • cinch you'll go Chryaler. hH • Ctwytt.r NtwpcMt ..,.., ' avtaftwllc b.._...,.., ,.... whM4 COWM. lteMd '",.. . . dllllnltlon ch~~~t~, SWt 111M, ........., t. Highest quality latex wail palm. Higher hiding power. . · ' . " ~,.· Dries fast Low odor. Rei!ate · ltalhl~. Easily washable. · . ,,...IUIPIRII• ToroionRon 'r, ·, ' ·! • .{ ., ·:·1 ' ;, ~ II , ' Coil Sprtnoa 278.1 Coll8t>ritlgo m.e I ...... •, �. . '. .... • .." ' "if:'' !NEWo ~. _Tile_ · IN~f'F·~~ · ... ·.··~G ·.·.· ··. , ~~· ~· 1i~ ,' ~ -j, ' . ' . 1\ ... i l>i_'. ,. .,. ' , \r~- --· · 1 t.J , lf",Jo) iJ,. ... , ~.. .-~ •· - r, . " ' • Seeing Plants G~bWis F~r, .. . But there Are Pro.blerfts . toh - ..,. _ ., ~*- ' .r . BY C. E. BLAKESLEE Ext. Agent, Agriculture satisfactory control on aU ... i~ · re Owner Are you interested in breeding your mare to thgt stal• lion 4'Yeryone talks about but cgn't get. We (COBA) are proud to announce that these stallions are avail· able. We have stallions such 01 SILKY SULLIVAN (thoroughbred, a 1958 Kentucky Derby contender) NUGUR Quarter horse (at 2 years old placed in money or won 39 times in 63 races). Lucerito (Perujian Paso). In 1966 at Los Argeles in the All·Paso Show he was named champion stallion aoo Grand Champion of the show. These are just a few of the 'ancy staUions we have available for you at a low cost. We have stalllons tram Quarter Horses to Belgian Draft Horse lnchJding a mammoth Jack. ' .. !rult produced. Thorough coverage or all abov&ogroond parts o! pUnts is quality necessary to controJ fruit 1~ sects and dlseaseo. Direct the 111>1'11)' oniD boththelopand bottom sides of leaves until the spray begins ID drip of! the leaves Standard-sized !rult trees In lull leal needatleostone-halfgaJ.. Ion of spray per year of tree age Cor adequate coverage. For e>:ample, a well • pruned, 10-year~d, starliard--slzed tree needs live gallons of spray. Unpruned trees need more than this Call J. P. Holley . ' ~ fun machine ' "' •'.' ••' I i Come see thegreatnew ~ ) . GRAVELY 424 Holzer Medical Center, First Ave., Galllpolls. VIsiting lloors 2-4 and 7.a p.m. Parents 011\y on Pediatrics Ward. Admissions Publlcalioo of admissions Is ,Pl'ohlbited untll rurther notice, Births · , ' ; ..,.t,, , ' · -t am0111t ror. p~ · cove~ Dwarf and seln~f ~r<~ei, Jii,:.• tng 1111111Uer, teq'!lr'leas IIPI'IY· Alao, less pllmage otCiormlnt , sp~ I!' needed be<auoe ~e · are no leaves to co;,r. . '111e goal of st>l'l)'illlls to place a tidn laier 0! pesUclile over aii tile O>IJ(!Setl sur races ofe8c~plant so that no mailer wh81:8aitjnsoct may eat ar r<alk on that~ or where • disease pathogeft may land, each will be elllosed to a lethal amoont of pesUclde.bO!ore damaging the plan~ Unless the spl'll)' Is thorotllll1l.Y applied to aU parts pr the plant. pesta can e0cape contactwlththe chemical. Thus, damage can .,.. cur m untreated areas. U pest control results are poor alter using the !OIIowl111 spl'll)' schedule, be sure to check two iJil)ortant ,points: -Did the plants receive thorough apray coverage? - Were &Ill' or the recoounended spl'll)'s OJilllted'l 1 Prepare a !resh apl'll)'mlxDire .each Ume an application Is made. Pesticides left standlll!lnwater · s0011 IOBe tlleir strength and may harm aprayer parto. . Leallet L-1 gives pictures or LOGAN, Ohio - Maater Ser· some of the more common geant Thome M. C«trrl!. son symptons of fruit pests. of Mra, Thorne F, CGttrtfi, 200 Even some of the orlllmentai Mldland Place, baa received the fruit trees have problema. LoOk lor scab or crabapples durllll the U. S. Air Force Commendalioo next lew weeks. New plantlllls Medal at Sewart AFB, TeM. Sergeant Cottrill, a main· "should be made with varieties highly resistant to scab. Suscep- tenance control &Upervlsor, waa tlbte varieties need IDbe sprayed decorated lor meritorious &erv· weekly with such fiDJgi.cides as Ice at T1111 Son Nllut AB, VIet118m. He wis cited lor hla oot. !erbam and captan. II one ounce per 10 gallons or standing prolesalcmal aklll and water or one-halt table!il>oonful lnltiatlye. '111e sergeant Is now per gallon or water of Cyprex at Sewart In a unit of the Tactf. is used and the trees are thor- cal Air Command. Sergeant Cot- ' oughly SPI'll)'ed, one ap,pllcatlon trill Is a veteran of the Korean every two to three weeks during War with 19 years service. A graduate of East Bank (W. May shoolcl be ellOU!Ih ror ornaVs,) llll!b School, he •-eel mental crabapples. West VIrginia lnlllltute of TechnolO&\' and the Unlveralcy or Maryland ElJropean Dlvt&lcln ' at Wheelus AB, Libya. '111e s e rgeaut's wit~ ~· II the~­ fllr,, nl, l!J;o. ~•. "....,.•4 Foster, . Awarded Medal GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE ' E; MAIN ST. ., 992-2975 POMEROY, 0 . > r. T h•• ~. ' c ompact tractor you II lov0 at f~rst Sight' sftitrs,. Low i-lc11 ,':" : ' ' . • .T... MEIGS ! CENTRAL SOYA ,·· . . . . "' •. I~ Plant Corn For Profit - u.. Quality ~hemlcal Mfltld Fertlll~rs. Hlg~ Analysis Fertilizers Save ~bar and Money - Helps Yov · " · Make Mare PROFIT Per Acr.. ;.. ' .. ; - ·· , • ~ ' {NAT!ONAL c,.b llellslet 01. ,.... ,., COMPLETE. FERIILilER AREA W'AREHOUSE ...... -- •• i ~ ~ s.~e~. : Rklllrd A. LalaDila, Pbolle ~-. il'llrllmoulb, 0. 363-31tl ,or ; ' !luntlng1on, w. va. 521-ml. ~. . '). ·l(l..t8 '. '. 'TilE GALLIA Oo. JacbOn Pro;, ddon Cn!dlt olftee wiii : be c cloled TueldaJ, May 8, 111111, due to Olllce Secretary · at. . teildlnS a 'l'ralnlni sem1ner ' In Colutnl>ut. 1.01-3 ' BAliiLI!lfGII PRIODIJCI'S, lfJI E. Ave. Gallipolis, plenty paltlng room In rear. Phone .- L--====::---' .-. .... , . PI AM DAWN ·' See Us Today For Your- Co~P,,•t• Crop N~e'~s· " Central' ' ' si)V<a Tht FOooP,Ovtit!Ptopf. . .. .GAL~IP04Jr PHI(j ' . ' . &:CIIIII' - . ... JGI.I APAR'l'MitiT, liDfam., Ill&. . Ill rqe, lll!GIIC! ~. - . lrll laeltlan, • 1110. . . MOiNINO I w, malle zlii·ZIII! to - ~ but. Ioiii, make bultonboleo, monogram. and fancY. deslllll bJ turning a s~e dial. LeA In lay4•WIY and never 11111!. Pay off f51.10 or ten!>~ $1.211 weeldy Phone 4IMtlit 101.. NEW OMC 11uc;K GOOD FARM LATE! Yes. but you buy this kind ·wllen lhey are plaeeil on ihe mari<et. 152 A., 30 A bottom. 45 A Aat & rolling, bal. · oosture & Umber. Good 6 rm. 2 story houSe, bath & partial basement. Good bam 50' x 62'. gara~e. toni base. sited &Crops com em. .51 11rb. started. 3 wells tllai never go ~ •''11!'¥. ' litititldiat~ · ~ti Pric. $17.000. 3 B.EDROOM UTIE WELL SAYS: We .here at landmark kno,.; how to make mather& happy! That's why suggest one of bur UniCo portable dishwasher& with cut. ling board. Colon available. Pricos start at $238.00. ' Off. ht. 446-3796 New Listin1-Beautiful New Neighborhood Hl!lln A VDY' A1"i'RA.cnYJ: 3 BWHOOM HOME WI'I'H ON A LAILGJ: Neal Realty TRIIID AVJ;:. • STATE ST. U ACRE FARM 2 SMALL HOUSES. barn, ~ . ncre T.B. ' Located 6 mfles from town. Will sell ll>r f300 dOim and $30 per month. Full ~rice fl,500. ' . -~ BVINJNG ... lfell 411.1111 ·\·" . SUPERIOR . home, beatlllful "'""""'""' C!OII. plut lot. 3 bedroom Irick, lovely l:ltdlen, dining area, H.W. floors, IN FADWIEW ~vlftlll, . 446-45011 Site 'ftliB VUY WJ:LL .,. di>ROOM HOD SKILPOWER · SAWS ..... ,·, , ,, '\ ME,, ILOW·COST :. TO T4CKLE ANY SAW . " . ~.08 . '. ' a lllree bedroom! ~ ~:1 paneled kltdlen, Ito • reftt!leM«. llllll • l1llnn windOM! • iloon, ojoall•l le garage, lllllllnal. newly orat!d. A.real nice borne. II. Can fl...,.., luli linlohed basement,' new c:arPet. nlee balh, .,00 fuel oil furnace, finished gmtge. La!'le lot from Rt. 7 to river. . Fl'operty in ·-1~ eondi!Jon. Owner ilays to sell. Priced well beloor lllday's re- CAJIPE'I'ED LlYJNG LAND80AI'SD VIS YOUJ. A'l'l'I:N110H. ELBOW ROOM. NEW LISTING1st AVE. VERY Nit::!. SMALL 3 BEDROOM HOlD LOCATJ:D t)N 18T AVE. WITH KIVEll FRON'I'AG&. NICK LARG& BACK Y ABD. JN • CLUDES FULL BASEMENT. 110· vav Edte of Town LOOXIKG I'Oa A lOW 2 BJ:D. HOO.M 81'LIT LEVEL CLOSE IN AND JN Alf DCIII.oL&HT HIIGB· BORHOODf 1.43-0X AT Tt08 AND 110'111 ONE. lNCLUDIII A LABCII: UV· CLOSED JN BACK POACH AND JNG AND DININO AREA l.VII· DUN fURNACI A LAROE GARAGE. THIS ONJ: OOULD BE JUST WHAT YOU'VE BUN LOOKING I'OR. 3'-11 M11Z FROM TOWN 0:-1 JlT. 211. NICE 11010 WITH LASG£ LI\'1:-!G ROO!ol , BUJLT·IN Kll'· CHtN. NEW SIDING , M0D:DN FVKNACE AND BATH. PZRI'EC'T FOR DAD TO RAISE A BUI' OR I'OK Till!: KIDS HORSE. LARGJ; BARN 001'.11 WITH JT, 1Z88 THAN »1:1,000.00. NEW LISTING-OWNER WILL HELP FINANCE RIGHT NOW 18 Tllli Tl¥S TO LOOK AT THIB ATI'RACTIVE J BEDROOM HOD WITH BUR.T IN KI1\ AIEN, LARGE FAlliLY ROOM WITH I'IBEPLACI AND lWT 1h.ICH GR.ASS 'J"O CUT. OWNER WAN1'5 It BOLO AND WJ.l ,L II£LP t"JNANCJ: JT. GARAGE AND LAROE SHADY $13,9110.00 TODAY'$ BEST BUY OWNEJt WISHES TO MAKE YOU A &AMAIN ON THIS VlaY NICE 3 BEDRO )Y HOM&. U:SS 'nfAN II YRS. OLD. COMPI&TBLY CAttPETZD AND HAS A VSIIY A1TRAcnVE BUILT . JN KJTCHE:-i CBANGE. OVSN, ETC.I CALL ID. NEW LISTING SPRING V.ALLEY OUT.. LARGii nuJINDLY UV· L\IG ROOM Wl'nt: FDID'LAC&. FORMAL DJNlNG AND , UP "ro DATE KITCHEN PLUS J CAR GAR.A.G&. 11115 s&TTING ON LA...WE LANDSCAPED LOT. PRICE REDUCEDFULL DRY BASEMENT OWND IS VUY AJUIOU8 TO S&LL THIS N&'ABLY NZW J FROM HO.. l'li JIJLI OOWN TOM'i, liAS ROOD, BI:AU'IV'UL LARCB: BUILT lN Krl'CHEN.t. _!TI'ACH· ED GARAGE AoND IAI'I" wrrR GARDEN SPACZ. AGE AND FRONT pORCH, ..Jle,tl .EJIM.e For Sale Real Estate For Sale 1* Story I.OCATED on old U.S. lit. 357 room. very lall!e LR with fireplace, paneled eatltll( area, luH basemen!. front & back porelt, large 2 car garagl! near . -. Vacant. List,.., ''YOUR property With liie Dlll· on Agency - It Pays". Renl EState Is oun only buslneso. · larte Two Story 1 3 BEI)ROOM. all buill Ill kitellen With oven & range, ·eat· tng··area. laundry room, carport, extra lot tOO' x 2011'. HOliMIT DILLON. Realler 44NI'M ar 411-mt llowoni or J.i,eme llraltiiiD !T'S JUST right for a golf rourse or you can subdivide ll and aell river aocess lois on Ra""""' Creel<. LOis of camp and cabin sites. Blacklop road, city sclJool district, a ""'' good bal'g&ln. 1426. lleautiful ('OODtry estate?· 'l1lls iS II. Large 10 room boose with bath, beautiful living room witb wood burning f!l'eplace. furnace hea~ plenty of water, acreage for stock Ill' g8nlen. Services Offered !,()()KING for that WINDLE'i Cll\lll. utilltiQ CJenhC. ;auf IIIMIII . . . . ment, an .a Jlllilaln• ,..w............... ltd. Trailer-Buildina Sites .. .. CUSTOM SPRAY PAINTING WE HAVE several niCe build- In!! sites or locations for that new mob;le home you tuying. Eveeytirlng from to acreages. Let us show 0111ee Plootle 441-4'1'11 II ....... BRAND NEW ON EDGE OF TOWN are lois you. Rn. For F1r111n WITH 1 Ra11er1 L. llaH, ft. Mlltll WHY NOT D THI: l8T FAMILY TO JJVE IN YOUR NEXT HOME. YUU'U. UKI Tlll5 OIQ: - I 8EDR00MSL. LARGE MODERN KITCDN. wiTH WJ'I fit OA.· BINETS AND BUILT M, FULL BAIEMJ:NT wml OAitAG& THIS ONE WONT LAIT LONG. • Services Offered DNNB'l'll iiiiGIB1I WATER DELIVERY 8II:BVIC:. ft. MUII'I. • .. ' Thurman, Ohio 33 years experience l'llone 245-5269 or Central SOya 446.2463 Plumbing &Heating ............ ........ liEALTOR ,... .tlllllt ' \" ERNEST THORNE Re1l Estate For Sale ...~ ·O; D. PARSONS .. hrm, Vlllap, CIIJ ... lleq Welllerllalt, ft. 1M 1114 1.-------------------1 ruu. BA8DIINT Wl'l'H O.Aa· Shady Sha,.s Boach Strips an tho II. Va. Sido of Tho Boautllul Ohio River Opposite Chlcka11auta Cretl and Tho Gallipolis Boat Club. Hobort Dillon, Ro· altor, -446-2730. Blain Mohr, A~nt, Gallipolio Forry, W. Va. Phone 675- Larre Home-Ten Acres THI; EN'I'lRB FAIOLY Wii..z. LOVIl THIS ONE. VERY AT· TRACTJVI,- 3 BJIDBOOII BOIR \' ITH CARPETING TIIROUGJI. BI:DJKJOM FOR RENT · Beautiful Bottom Land PLETCLY 8UILT 1N Jti'I'CiaN, FINISHED FAMILY ROOII WITH nRE.PLACI:, I BATJIB, I CAB LOT. SU: .IT NOW - 3 BEDROOM HOME 4 ACRES BAIRDREALTYCO. Oscu Baircl, R••ltor Ne•ly New Split Level . . . . kt Pl'lnp~~-nl) ~ DEAD STOCK PltoM 1'1 . . . . "t •• 0.. ..... 0... 1 ACRE HALF mile out. Nice 5 room lrame w:th porch. Insulated. Outbldg.' Fruit. City water & schools. Now listing. .... TBIMift Pili' OllMfiiOt STANDARD PWIIIIItO I FREE Inspection, all filM BEA11NO, Ill ftlrtt A Merrill O'DeD, .l)plnd• rvr MU'III. M l!:dermlllt Tel mite llmlal TRAILER 10 Belmont Dr. . , II DBWii 1'1 PLIJIIIIIG AND BIA'I'INO 1WO ADDElD !1118. 10 x 18 Uv. rm. wilh two acres land, eel- TEIIIIl'I'B I PI!'Bl' COJmUIL ROilTE 110 II IMiflll. ft. lor, outbldg. hog lot. Walnut FAIN l!l1tlnnlnalloll Co. ,....... ....... Ohio. 'I'll. rfU111 Twp. EUREKA lOVELY 7 rm. !rome home PINKING SHEARS abat1>ened Sl.25 up, sclJSOl'll «ie up. overlooking Ohio R. RemodSheppard Sewing Macltlne Sal. eled. Paneling, new sld!Jw, Cal1l'll. tile floors & ceilln!!. eo & Service, llrl 'JBI Ave. lOU Storms. Porc!J Patio, 30x50, 'Mll'ksbop for 11lat ha~ . DOLL H- NtlllfltJ lr...... 1at1on avalllble, nameMto 17 ACRES ralel lllo far tt1t141111tt1 ar VACANT LAND 15 a. pasture, ....., tDOiben, bouriJ, dllf A. wOods, pond, good fen17 Ill' . . rata 1'11. . . ces, j\191 off Rt. 160. VINTON ... ..... ... .• .. oom ·USED FUINITUif 1163 Second A••· .w6·2917 G.m,.u. ·.ICE 8 rm. II' arne on Jackson St. Newly painted, extra lol. $4,0110. PUBliC Thursday LOOKING FOR A FARM tr vacant land. Call lhe Fann Btoker. We may have II. May 22, 9:30 li7 State St., Gallipells, Ohio . (in the old B100m Factory Bldl.) Momil!l, This largo 3 &lory building Is packed full of •lout il.,.s thot ha.. accumulated av01 o parlod• of 20 fH"· Ownor&: Jou Malone and Kert Gooch. -Llstod bolow Is onl( a portio! liot ol i - s to bo sold. Largo stacks o it001s Oft tho 3rd ft.., hl'tl net yet boon sorted ond idOftti~od. . c;:o. so-ar Antiquo sleigh made by tho Studebakel· aid · uprig~t organ - ehairs doO..s and frame& with hardware - old ' books - aid trunks and contents - tobloo - antiquo kitchen cabi· nt! - wood & coal stove - antique Iight fixturos .skeet shooter - old pull down light - li'*1JfOCt.lronts and mantles - woad windows 8, flo!"~•· - .tltetric tl\ilonl nli-, slightly uood - old fashianed 'tiloc. poir•maroonl wave machine - roll tap dnk .- filing c.... picturu & frame a - coal 1~lur!,.C'o . -wood ic• box - old WE STOCK SKIL r:' . LOT ON THii aMI& or TOWN, IT'S A. BEAUTY AND Dll!lal· Sileo- FORSAt.E PHONE 446-1066 I . New Listlne.;.SJilit Level' Next To New Hospltai 2 BATHS, LIVING JtOO)I WlTII Puul PLACI, OOVI:ttBD PATIO, LABOC :1 CAB G.AIIAGE AND A OJMPL£TE Krrt:HI&N WITH RAMO£. OVEH-. UDfWA&JfiB. Dillon Ag•cy one today. Has storm ti(J<Jqt and windoW's. 1111nni!"'m aidiiiJI It sttadled garage. Located ,aj lt'l !(lnedn. Priced below i'tplpeement COil OI'PIIlE l'RONE . . . . we ' D.Ho WOQD..EAlTOI WISEMAN . AGENCY 4463¥3 - LOCATED on I> A. lot, edge of town. 10 yn. old. H. W. Beautiful One Story floors, cellar & work lhop. LUXURY thf'l)ugi><Jut. waD-wall Priced way under today's carpet In LR. paneled dining building costs. Plrlce fJO,OOO. room, plenty Youngstown cabincta in kitchen, 3 BR, large WANT ABUSINESS front poi"CCl with mmmg, J HAVE 2 I can show yoo. · storm windows & doors. 2 car garage, nlee Jot dose to GalIF YOU NEED housing call any lipolis Clinic. hour. Have several I can show yin,, Al!IO bulldbw lois Lar1e Two Story Home & vacant land. J;OCATEll In Eurel<a - 7 room & both. plenty water. bafll. large lot. a real buy, reduced to $6,000. tills Racine. Love those attachmenll! Easy on. Easy off. Gravely 424. Talk tenns. We'll talk your language. fAtlY . 1111 All Pll iie;a.I!D EARLY AMERICAN Stereo Ra. LOVELY waltllt ....._ 'IIIII . ~lo cotllbinatton. Beautilul .... .. ... ' speetl 8dltlalllle lid state unit with 4 speed dlqer wltb retail . . . . changer. Pii~ . of Sll or Bfor$1.00 Tab 11'/flt p8)'IIIMII Ill •.• S118.15. ti-R .Jal. 111-3 per - " or pay be]lnce ~llpols fllll. 'l'ly JIID, JIIIIl' baaie. wALNirr !XlNl!Ou!:. Witt\ 4 can .-.-. tU nt Speaker ~ iyltein; 4 .llPd. ·, 125 '1111rci'Ave. '• dual Ylllume conlrlll, with ~ P<UED Hereford buill. 11M ., hltlp'll, ' ' & FM ra41o. Pay /nSIII!._Per ' ~"''· Rdlert Brlltm, Rt. 1111. 1GW mon1t1 or $116.:1%. Call 4fi.IO'J.II. ·, taw 2 HOIJBI!S, 5 1'1111•• bBib .... For Rent !Sill MDI Creel!: Rd. tlS,IIJO, ' 1I'URNI8III!II . ~ ... IF CARPE'l;'S ..LOOK daR and Ph. ztUI». liN nat. ._I ll'ietl ~ve. 10141 ,.. ~rear, - • "" ipotl 81 !bey appear With Blue Lualre. G~ rbpbm!· wolf lillie 10 li 10 JWIIJLE ~. IIIII! Rent eleclr!c slratrtpqoer $1. .... 2, yn. oltl. 'I'll. .mo. lot.... 6tmaet. Allultt CDIJ. Central SuPPlY Co. llli-6 liN Call - - alia' 4 p.m. liN Will' BRIGill' CAJIPET colUE' DRYER, $35. 1'11. tiUilJ 01'11 restore ll1ern wlll1 1GJ,S s ROOM C!OitaJe, 121 JIICban Blue Lllllro. Rent eleclrle after 2 p.m. Plb. Cll1l Ml flllfl aiW I. Shampooer fl. Lower G. C. AKC REG. German Sboltlair· 101-11 ll!urphy SCore. IOIH! eel Pointer male puppy, cltaJn. pioned sired, f 1111. old, aB WIPE OUT wall cleaner cleans sbOOI. ~91. U.l vour walls but keeps yoo dry. Rent one tomorrow and give it a t!)'. Only fl . Central Sup. GOT 4 YELLOW walls Cltat slloukl 11e wlllte? Wipe OUI ply, '17 Court St. 195-t wall cleaner can restore tltem. IIRAillltiiY elficletocy apart. overn181J1. Rent a wall cleanmeot, S - · ba!'J -m. Clli!:D FIJRMTURE: TI!IIJilll er fl. Fanner's lfanllnre Door, ~tl OJIIr. .,. Sand · fll range, IJpeod Qt.- Oo. 1GW Ave. · UU abei, 1118]11e baby bed, Ill 1nc1t fan, dnller, llble 6 4 Real Estate For Sale dlall'l, ' ~ tiOOOIIDrlll dlall'l. Oldlln Fundlute 01., IB W. C. MASSIE New Udl S .,.,_ Second Ave. -.IJ!n, IN REAL ESTATE BROKER bile IIOD!e, 'lol Udlt. .. llllllllel : ...... .1 .... ' ell, TEL. 446-1998 ell)' Undll. P'. 411-UII If. 'lEW !IIIII ZIS-ZIC Belling Machine Ill ]OIII!Iy eablnel. AuloII ' - 1 81. ter 4 p.m. WANT A CQZY 2 BR home. See drive is all-gear-and-steel shaft ... puts the power where the action is, into the attachments doing the job. There are no belts to slip or break ... it's gear and steel all the way. Fun to use, easy to buy! Come in and see the .CHE(IJJUI . Discharged - Vernon LIWe, Jennie Bryan~ Reese Williams, Ellzabeth Wllllamo. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admltl8d- Mrs. Ella Schultz/ Love that all-gear drivel The Gravely 424 Attachments .mount quickly down under, up front, or behind. You're in command of any job ... mowing, snow clearing, gardening and dozens more! . . Sgt. Cottrill Love !hal ' lliAMONDS ore a ~irl's best ZIG ZAG <**1.1: friend - until she finds Blue lltl ZIG ZAG ~ -*Int. LWilre fOr cleaning carpelio. 'ftiii madllne tD8k4l ltuillll Rem el~ lllampooer "· boleo, dams, emb., ...... Fanner's Hprtht'are. llli-6 1llllll)l ftiiiCf tllldMI. Tab. over P.IIJmetlll Gl Sll.ft or ,.,. DMND NEW: sewing madrine. ffiJI, 'l'Py Jl In JIJIIf baaie. !hlesman deatmllrater, Call ,..._ -101-U n!.50. Call Ml-1~ .. 111-3 t-• ON VSS PRINCETON GALLIPOLIS - Seolnan Donald R, Taa Jr., USN, 1011 <1 Mr. VETERANS MEMORIAL and Mra. Hazel Tag <1 258\!i HOSPITAL Admitted - Robert Davia. Ap. Seoond Ave., and hulll>and <1 the' pie Creek; Warren Reeves, Al- former Miss l'll,yUis Campbell Mrs. Leo E. McCombs, North.. bany; Clarmce , Richardson, or mllweU, Is oerv1ng aboard up, son, 8:35 a.m. Frldiu'; Mrs, Reedsville; Walter IIYsell, Mld- the 811Qlhlhlous aaaault sblp vss Lewis K. Ta.ylor, Rt. 1 Galli. dleporti Ruth Reeves, Albany; Princeton at San Diego, Calli. polls, son, 7:~6 p.m. Frtdq; Emmett Will, Pomeroy; Charles Mrs. CUfford i>. Rhodes, Pat- Callahan, HoeJdnspori. John ~Ung built the riot, oon, 10:25 p.m. Friday. Discharged - Besale Plclrens, Brooklyn Bridge. It was the Discharges Dena Cundlfl, Eveb'n Lander&, first great suspension bridge Clarence E. Barcus, M r s. Franklin Triplett. ·in the world. George D. Carper, Mro, Mary Cox, Mrs. Bertha J. Dillon, Mra. John P. Hamill, llou8la• J. Houston, William P. Jarrell, Mrs • Delbert R. JenklnJs, Jelfery P. Jones, Mrs. DoiJ.y c. Kling, wn. llam L. Kuhner, Mro. Larry M. Layne, Mrs. Edna Mauck, Mich. elle L. Oblinger, Perry R. Rool, Charles Sa-ri, Sr., M I s s Catherine E, Scbroeder, WUI!am D. Sexllln, Lewis J. Smith, Ky. rll H. &>edden, James C, Wheeler, Mrs, Demls il. Howell and Infant 11011, Mrs. Oscar Ma,ynard and Infant 8011. power! You 'll get real satisfaction when you take command of the finest compact tractor Lhat ever mowed a lawn or plowed a furrow! It's Gravely . .. so you know it's a real working machine. Uphill. Sidehill. Over the rough spots. 10 HP engine in the rear gives you full power, groundhugging traction that lets you have the fun while the tractor does the work. ' rorw.. 1136~ 'J.Wn ii:~.lriroy.' COBA Technician - Phone 4>16·1031 Please Call Belore 9:00 A.M. 1.. ·~ . 1 ·; Japan<\se beatle and<lrlentellrult sects am alldlaeases on apples, mO!h- For this reason, thole mi.. Meigs County cherries, peaches, pears and tur,es are nat o:ecorrmw• lor POMEROY - With I he in- plums. For~those who wish to at- rruits In Ohio; the pesticides and creased amount of leisure time tempt pest oontrol they should their recommended use In ipl'll)' U1.ilable lO people loday there is secure a copy ol this bulletin, schedules In this publication ol· more time used ingrowing fr uit s, L-1, each year as materials lor moro eltecdve, control. vegetables, grass and trees, change or control rCgulations To raise lrults -.r without Apparently an of us enjoy change. having them a!tacked by one or watching plants grow. All'i)urpose pesticide mixtures mote or a wide ra11!9 af Insects, Yes, it is enjoyable watching are sold for home fruit pest con- mttea, and dlseaae pathogens Is plants grow, but there are prolr trol Most mixtures are of the ·almost Impossible. u you have lems. wettable powder type and contain rrults or plan to raise some, you The 1969 Disease and Insect malathion, methox,ychlof, arKI wUI need a pestcontrolprogrl!lJ. Control bulletin for the control captal\ In many Instances they do The spl'll)'s and other control of pests in backyard fruits point s a fairly good job of pest <ontroL measures listed and described In out that fruit plants are subject However, they are not satisfac- this publication are lnteniled to to attaek by insect s and diseases tory against some of the most help tile h\llleowner with small from the time growth starts in the troublesome pests such as the ap- plantings rJise Insect- and disspring until Leaves drop in the ple maggot, grape phylloxera, ease-free fruit. fall. You can ne ver be sure exThe home gardener should ilel· actly when or what pests will be a !her plant nor ke<!> mtlre rrult problem at any particular time SUITE RANSA CKED trees and plants than he can give durt~ the growing seasol\ SYDNEY, Australia (UPI)- A prq>er care. Unspl'll)'ed and unTherefore, it iS important to thief ransacked the hotel suite cared-for !rult plants make good have a pesticide on the plants in of Baron Henrich von Thysam, breeding places for disease and adw.nce of a pest attack. To raise one ot the world's richest men, Insect pests and shoold lie ellmacceptable fruits that are reas.. but got only $3,300 in loot, lnated, If all!' care Is bellll at. onably free of di sease and insect detectives said today. The temped on the o:est or the plant. damage, it is absolutely neces- baron's wife said a crocodlle- log. sary that homeowners follow the skin jewelry box had been The key IDsuecessofall!'apra.y full spra,y schedules. slashed open but on\y !oor program Is thOrough coverage at Unfortuantely, there is no sin-- pieces or jewelry and some cash the right Umo wtth the · proper gle material which will achieve were taken Friday, materlalo. '111ese points are ex· tremely critical, and lnaut:O.clent attentlm to them aecou.ras tor more than 90 per cent otthe poor You'II .Think. They Went ~to Or_l)it~ regi1ters ~ wooden barrtll & ·wol'nul timbars - lhlnglos · - uiodl·~·~/i~lj~;, . lng' !"oldlng,, & ~~~O<!ds & onds - 2 relto""'torstOiilol - oil\ . 1 •l!II!Ol~:· !till. .: " �.. ' . -- --'"""""'-'- ~-.,...-----·--'·~-------- ' DAILY CROSSW(). !t.p . ' .a. 'l'llrloo,. ~ 1. :r-11 ~ . ; .. ~~· . lilotiGt . :~ .Nijl 63 FORD GAL. 500 .. ................. .. $795 2 dr. H T V-8 eng ina, aut., r~.>dla, beige fini1h, hige Yinyl inter• lo r,.,. 5 w 11res. Showroom cond ~~~~~~~-~~~~~ . 63 FALCON ............ ..... .. ...... .. $695 2 dr- Stotior1 W(J9ol'l, 6 c:y l., standard s f-tift . Loolu Ra:cioe Social WE. ~ otthank ~• . WISH the nel&b' and runs like new. Radio , w·s·w tires. A re al c leun co r. 63 GAL. 500 ......... .. ................ $795 4 d r . s don, VS en9ine, cn,1l. lrGns ., ,.,,j gnd whi t e fin i s !-. , be autl hol red interior. Radio. 61 FORD STATION WAGON ........ ...... $195 ans Memorial llospital ageinasa medical patienL Mr. and Mrs. Spencer's family were ali vts'itors at their home over t h e $995.00 63 FORD ................ ..... .. ... .. :.$795 CcHmlry Sedan 'il passenger s lo loO tl wagon, VB, aut, frons . Pow er s tearin~ , po,.·er bro~es. air cond., rr>dio, ]l)cally owned. C leon. weekend. They included Mr s, Jatn Mattingly of Clay Center, Kansas, who came last week ror a two weeks vlsi~ Mr. and Mrs. Truck Campers All On Display 65 FORD THUNDERBIRD ...... .. ...... $1995 WE WI911 to thank all our friends and relatl.,.s for their Thomas Lindsey am son of Grove kindnesses during 1loe recent City, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Spen-deatlo of Mrs. Winl!red Tum- · cer and family of Grove City, er. Special tloanks to Rev. Mrs. Mary Cundiffand daughters, Merlin Teets and Bigony Fun. Mary Lou and Mrs. Larry Mor· eral Home. ' arit,y of.-GroveporL Rober! S. Turner and FamUy Frances Foster and Hazel ear5-4-ac onle "OL Power 11eering, power b rakes , cur cond . E~ce ll ent ti oes. T h1 s cgr wi ll hgJd "'P .,nde • onybody' s insf'"ctior1. Mobile Homes Ave. 66 FIAT ................. ..... ........ .$795 2 dr. lour sp.,~d lron1 . Vonyl "''"'i<lr. E~ce ll .,nt condit ioro. 59 PLYMOUTH .... ...................... $99 <4 nahan visited -Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen Sunday afternoon at the Elmwood Nursi ng Horne. Jerry Graham accompanied ell. udaro . Gaod transpc ol<llicn. SPECIAL FEATURE 65 FORD RANCH WAGON .............. .$1395 VB c ut ,, riJdio , w•S•W tioes, '"d with •ed interior. Luggage reck, E~ . (o;md .. from bumpl!lr to bumper . K&K 6 cylinder, sh~;~rt wheel bose. Good coroditioro. 60 OLDSMOBILE 98 ..•...... . •.•...... .. $495 4 dr . Hardtop, P . stee• i ng, P . l>< a~es, P . wirodows, rodiCI , w MOBILE HOMES ESTATE AUCTION - SaL, May reside. 10, 1969, 12:30 p. m. The Col· Bob C.1eiand, Chicago, spent a lowing personal propercy of the weekeOO with friends here. '" Ton Pickup, 6 cylind~r . V111ry, ~e r y sharp. IMPERIALE MOBILE HOME With All The Extras 65 Ft. 62 COMET ...... .... ................... $695 2 dt. Custom Covpe, radio, w.' s l w tires, 6 cyl inder erogi ro~ . s how• \ II Mrs. Harry Wlltrord. Mr. and Mrs. George·Neigler ~''"' 1'"c~ ~ 66 FORD F-100 .. ...................... $1695 675-3000 3311 Jac~son Pt. Pleasant V-8 engiroe, cust om cab, l imited s lip recr a 1< le, 8 ' bed, radi o, red and white fini t h. A reo I s hor p pidup tru e ~ , 63 METRO UTILITY TRUCK •..•..••.•••• $795 60 F-600 DUMP TRUCK ................. $795 In Good Mechoni co l Cond . MARTIN FORD SALES I tt 417 Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 67 Cheve Biscayne Radio & Heater, Automatic Trans. 6 cylinder Engine. Granada Gold with Matching Interior. 18,000 Act. Miles. $1695 color TV, glass door clt)boo.rd,· sincle barrel' 12 ga. shcitgun j brass kettle, blacksmith tools, parents, Mr. log chains, binders, tallitools, platform scales, hand saws (5), Chev, truck body (Greenbriar), two Che"Y. wheels and tlres, antique rocker, hall chair, two small brass bells. TERMS: CASH BRADFORD AUCTION CO. Racine, Ohio, Ph. 949-3821. Signed: Executrix, Mrs. Geor· gia Autherson. and Mrs. Charley Foster and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hlil. Carmel News By the Day Cauld be used for camper l plaques. sewing machine, pole lamp, Victrola, thrr:M rugs, ~ picture s, skiff, electric drllls, plywood boat, wrenches, col· lecLion of ceramic dogs, R.C.A. Nelgler spent the , wee~nd !!' ~OlUni'bJS . Witt\ M\~s 'Jilt\VNeif. ler and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross and family, Mr. and Mrs, Wold Foster and children of Columbus spent the weekend with their Heavy duty bt akes, heo¥ y dutr lrome. cupboo.rds, oiL lamps (5), mirrors, library table, ornamen-. tal brass bed, iron bed, chest of drawers, bedroom suite, living room suite, Newman piano and stool, 9x12 r~ (oYBll, wall spent the weekei'KI with Mr. ar,d I Tilt cab made \ , chanis and cob, VB engine, 5 s peed trans., toaster, dishes, pressure pan, utility cablnet (metal), China aOO son, David, and Mrs. Howard got delivery bed. 7,000 octo.ool mi le11. One owner. 17 ,000 lb . re o1 aKie, 2 1p11d, 7,000 lb . fron1 axle, cuslom cab, and pans, trunk, spice rack, Mrs. Ira White, at Culloden, W. Va., Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham OPEN SUN. 1·7 68 G.M.C. ~TON BOTTLE GAS TRUCK ..$3595 5 speed tran s., 2 spee!l reo:u a.orl<'l, custom . 'ab, radio, 9' ,boo I.... · 62 FORD C·750 ....................... .$1695 Forked Run Lake, Long Bottom, Ohio. Maytag stove, Maytag wasller, Whir Ipool refrigerator, dinette set, 4 ella irs, table ware, pots opposite entrance son visited Mrs. Simpson's aunt, SPECIAL PRICE .4 sp .. d hans., 250 c.e., T oc hometer. dence located SL Route 124 just Mr. and Mrs. Chester Simp- AI A Very KAWASAKI MOTORCYCLE .....•....•. ... $395 will be sold at auction at resl- ly, Of Leisure Living rg.om cond. Yor/11 hov111 to s"e this to believe it. Esta!A! or the tate W. N. Swain Mr. and Mr s. Price Wolfe spent several days with Mrs. nazel Carnahan enroute from Bradenton, Fla., to their home at Lexi~n, Ohio. Mrs. Syhia Byers of Middleport aOO Mrs. Ours, local, called on Mrs. Hazel carnahan, recent- 63 FORD F·lOO ............ .... ......... $895 P .S., P.B., radi o, "'"'""' t or n. Deluu wheel co11ers . Co mfool Streom wentilotion, rerroctoble heod lig hll. This autgmobile hg1 1! ,000 actual milts . 'Nos loca lly owned . So ld new by Martin Ford for $4400 . Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Weaver visited Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Hale in Columbus over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Dave HUI and family and Mrs. Olariey t\lallory Mrs. Ermal Schreckengost or spent Saturday In ColumbUs vis· Parkersburg recently called on iting Bob Mallory and called on Eunie Brinker. Mrs. Sybil MUes and Mr: and · Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Mrs. Lee Jackson. Athens aOO Mr. and Mrs. James were recent guests or Mr. and Mrs. Bob Euler and family at Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith and Mrs. Margaret Houdasheltwas Dorcas on Sunday. The birthday of Donna Mrs. Paul Smith or a guest Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hellman at Woll Pen. J e;tn Smith was honored. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Byers of Tanners Run spent an evening with Betty Van Meter, Margaret To give crisp new bod)' to dark cottons, dif them tn a Am Carleton and Patrick. weak solution o plain gelaWilliam Carleton called on Mil· tin and water , Rollin towels ton ard .Joe Circle Tuesday eve-- to absorb excess moisture I A111swer to Prm... hnlt 4Wm&h Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio ISmallfln<h 8M-IIne nwnrnol tO Arbore•l 21 Rendered lat instrument of swine 41 Chrisbnas 12 Appear 29 City of the 101111 Straitl 42 Facrtln. ho~ Insurance NA'MONWIDE !IISURANCI Atrro, !Ire. life. 15 !!tale II. Waldo F. Brown, W. R. 8roWD. 441-IIIG. M-11 13 Mexican cirtuit 33 Jsland In New anin\11 York bay 45 Predator•• :U Sorrowful vittlm 36 Seo inlet 41 Unc~ tbueboll) and Korea 31ldolize 39 StrinJtd seaport 11 Race coune 21 Clty in Illinois 23 Four·baa:a:ers ~ Nnada dty ~lweenChlna lpoet.) 41 Bud'ssibllnl 50I.ilmb fvar.) • !if BeloN Wholesale, Retail ---·-·· SMITH AUTO SALES UNAUGA, OHIO and retail sales increased nearly five per cent in the first quar~ ter of 1969, but March sales were up only slightly over the S.me period a year ago, according to IMurance JI'OR ALL l'OIIl" IIIIIIJI'anee needl, ebeet with your Gl'lftll II11ft11 llllbe Neal 1111• .~opnq, If Slife St. Agenll !or -.., ...... 11omeo ....., '""• wnen, balpllll li1d f!lll.el'll . , Hablllly. "" io, .. !Jo!i. HOIUETTEI' For Sill NE~~ ::el~~A:: - l'lloDe . , ., e ,.. a~ • . \ ., 1 ' "'~~~-.t"-'t {, ' ' .~~ TI.ON S~RVICE, lllliland,>Ollio •. l'hQilll ·742,:ti6J. •; -·, ',~,' .. "''""' ALJCUoneer 1'nGte.. TIMit · ' l~ms • are In teal. &0001 IIon. ' .~ ,,. ' .-,:1'''~·. J ,... ._•. .,..,, . . . ~uelioneeri €01..•··Jtin . ' COl IIIli I . ~.~,~~;\~~J!/~~t~ uaruor · f.l!Nok ~... ' 12. Wliarfl 13. Treeeher. man 14. Llncoln'• lll..~...... wealth rn.ember 383 engl..., 1967 · ' ' . aulo.) COIIIoie shill - (SPECIAL) $2395 $995 1964 PONT.IAC t 4 dr. sedan, std. ai)llt •• One owner, neckllne ' 39, Realty cont.ra.ct 41. Cloae, to a poet 42. PoiBI!Bied 4:3. Girl's name u . Thrash DOWN 1. Fishnet 2. Occurrences 1967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 2 DR••••••••• $2295 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-Here"o how to work It : AXYDLIIAAXB 1965 CHEVROLET BEL AIR 4 DR....... $1295 n engine. l• Six cyl. eng ., Powerglide, like now rubber, blue lini~h with matching interior, 1 owner 1 low mileage. 795 2 dr.lardtop, Cetalloa,llld. triDI. A Cfnllo....., Quolatloa Safari Station Wagon, local 1 owner cor, w~it4t'Ul¥1r dark blue finish. Clean interior, like new w•w ti"'ri; ,auromatic, power steering and brakes. Radio. 4 dr., 2 seat atatlool WI&On. Power steorill8. auto. trans., radio, (One ERS AUDS TUP DBOB EBB BCOUDJS YSLM, ERS RODBBD CE Cll EU ESII ' ..,..,.,, LRU'M LRUMS CT GASDC.JQ . - OYUT · 1965 CHEVELLE ..................... $1395 TAU PM y....,....,., CI"JP!oot-: DARK CIRCLBS Malibu Conv. VB engine, poworglide, rodlo, heater,. new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white nylon top, vinyl interior trim . GOOD GUYS AT RAWLINGS ., .. "'Oiits Ot.DI5"~ DODGI DIALII" LH. R1wllngs Sons; Co. 4-II.Nie ~o~al Jow mile.age car, spotless clean interior. Red f1n1sh, Powerghde trgns. Radio and hooter. Middleport, 0. . 992-2151 • ·992·2152 i964 CORVAIR ....... .. ...... .. .. . .... $895. Sp1der, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Radio and healer. 1964 FORD GALAX IE ................... $99$ 500 H. T. Cpe. VB engine, automatic. White finish. Clean interior, good · w.w. tires. R&H . , •I - (0 ltlf. Kllr.c J'eaturu Spdlctote, lac.) FIVE ROOM APARTMENT, 1963 CHEVY II NOVA 4 DR............ .. $995 unfurnlaloed. eall ~ FIJRNJEED apaz:"'*"' lteJnofdl Flowet · lblp, 11811111 City, w. Va. l'bale 77Silfl. 4-Dtte URR & YAN 'tANDT Pre-Owned••• , and one three t.ed!ooru apaobuent on Wetzgall st., Pomeroy. Ploone ~NE ~ ATI'RAcrJVE ROME, Nlee 992-&33, 5-1~ Sll'l"OIIIIdillgl!, reaooordlle ]I) reliable persons. 1411 LHreoJn Hill. Ownet-, W. G. MllQula, 'FURNI911ED APARTidi!NI' 3 ' rooms, belli, 212 South Flftlo, 9 Cllnterbury Lane, East Middleport, Pioone 91J2.6435. Aurora, !i. Y. IW. 5-Utp Y011 Chewrolet Dearer tlpen Evenb's TIIB "* J 'I i• • \_ • ! . 19&1 Cadillac Calais Mar-. Coupe •••••• $5100 Beoutiflol arctic blue finish with black interior, equipped with radio, pbwir a~tenno, rear seat speaker, n•w w.hlt• wall tir•sf climate control air c.;nditioning, r-i• control wtsidt mirror. Onty 19,000 miles ond ~- ruRNISBED and .mflaolsbed apartmenll. Cloae to ldtoal. Phone IIUm. tfl.tJ.Ue Pomeroy Motor Co. To j)ellver Till Best Selection Of • '--"". SALESMAN AT ,, .11-41t 2 TON HEAVY"[fUTY ; : -~· ~ • • ·$~95 . VISiT YOUR FAVORITE' .' w. ..... .· ,. ~t~~-8!~0. '1'IWLER LOTS, IIGb'l . . . Courl, Syraeue, Oblo em 111111 IlL Pboae . . . . 711REE BEDROOM 1101\fE In FURNISRI!Il boule It! ..... Middleport, 1\2 batlos, carpet. r9J. 1m rotlllll 8llll iiiiiL ing, good nei!bborltood. pre. fer roupte or couple witb two CaD tveoolnp, · <Mdren, •· l'llone mi25tl afternoon and evenl11g1. 'o'ii.th 10' M~i·on Dump. V•6 eng., 2·speed rear axle, h• Ira good 82Sx20 tires, heavy duty frame. This truck has had excellent care and cab is Iike now. Bargains . 11NDilR THE EYES ARll: NOT KADE WlTif A COKPASS.-DON HEROLD For lent .OV,ER 70 MORE USI:D CARS AND TRUC~S TO CHOOSE FROM PRICES NEVER BETIER - DEALS NEYER BETTER - SEE THE . s. Slcend Awe. L. ONGF~LLOW one letter simply standa for a nother. In this sample A ts ulled. for tbe three L'1, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apoatrophies, the length and formation of the wordl are all blnl:l. Each dll.y the cOde Jetten: are dllferent. 1965 PO"TIAC , •• •••••••••••••••• •••• $169~ 1963 DODGE 880 r-;l:"'"'rr-1A"" 38.Mol1> certain 400 cu. in. engine, 4 speed frons., radio, like new w/s/w tires, low mileage, excellent condition. . ,.....,.-,......r- aUoke 40. 1.&dy lamb •tan&" 37. Kind of 4 ' speed Irani ., 140 H. P. Midnight blue finish, with vinyl interior and bucket seats, new tire~, radio a nice dean one. · ' 19.64 RAMILER ' CLASSIC ,Caliente ~ dr. H. i:., Conaole and ahllt, ra- 1 dio, power steerilli and brakes. document :U.&Ouadot IIIUIIder 39. Tennl• 32. Cheerful 33.Putup,ln Pill curb ap.ln 31.Epoch 1965 CORVAIR CORSA H.T. CPE........ $1'095 ' ':U. It.eal utate diJar 32. Type of roof 35. Blockheado: %•ilr. ·hardtop, - · steel'llttllllld brakes, alr contl. 1965 30. Cuban · 2!1. Ttll content. Turbo Hydromatic trona:, pfpWer steering, beautiful white finish with black vinyl roof, black vinyl int., tinted glass, radio. A reaJ sharp local one owner car. $1795 and others 21. Simpleton 1968 OLI)$ 442 H. T. CPE. • ....... ...... $2895 1965 DODGE POLARA . 11. Sir Franct• .· :U. Tablet 28, Mot&! pup I , 4 dr. oedari, auto. trona., sU.ering, radio. 28. 1iardy"• prl1'tnar 21. Arcttc llfl1t 22. Bonlat BEST ·PRICES CHARGER · 2 wdo. 9. 1dul · ·te. Withdrawal 1,'), Ven~zuellltl 19. Breed ' metl'opolla orclau 17.PaUH 20. Ceyotal t8, Cad, to I pser Cockney BISl SELECTI.ONI . IESl WAIIANTYI ' 1~66 · DfDGE. ranp: 2&. ~ . weal!J! 2UI'lor14a · Unp 7.1(-ult&lo , I. Puture ..rlflove •hoWl wry best of we. a·usiness Services Insurance AIITOMOBILE bWWW ltMI ..-lied? Lost Jlllll' Gil • en bile? can ••m ••• Cad_lllacs .......... ~ •••• Choice $4300 .UPEIIENCED I ·'·S.. d.;, 'f'll~o. Bath have full power equipment . , la~tory air..ondit!ortlng. 3:,.:1f6H:~III~s .•':..·.......... C~Ice $4300 Co~ 1 De ,Vi)les•.Both have full pa'!"or eq.uipment and factory qlr-c:ondotlonlo!Q. ,.,,_,.:,.... :;· ~.-;s.w •'0 . ' ' ~ - ' • iiPQb ......... .. . . lltliWIII, «1111, .~iii ·~mrnmoo w\4 • ~ ,. .....! . I, ~ ' ,, o.i·ru .. . .' ' ' ;; llfldllt. Newllaalllllll For The Fastest Service DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 992-7324 ,I ....1111 ..... ! Slllllldaa, illooi .....tee. JacW 1 lilt- GUi~ 4.3 4tle 'l~!-~1~~~5;.~ Sde eondueted bY ¢AMli :AUC.,, a. Defraud 10. 8Jiarp.oraea. ' · REALT·Y hand and garden toolo, other ' ;, Items not montlon,4. . HOME GROWN I.Amch Served by Cirleton for garden 'use: Clllrcb. Terms ol Sale: Cish. NPI reojxmlible for accidents. l oWners: Mr. anci'Mta. Ever~tf , . , 'L' ·.(Dick) llo.!etl. •••· COLUMBUS- Ohio wholesale figures released today by lla!A! Liquor Control Dire<tor Dooald D. CQOk. Total sales during the I i r s t .three months of 1969 were $67,. 216,192.74, an increase of $2,. 923,312.10 or 4.55 per Cent over I II • •• ea ~res for the first quar. lor last year, tho Director said. -.., ~. t , CUI ''" ---- mil~ rug~, can, ·hiindmade large .cupboard, tloi"Ow doiliei1 ·• $8.10 Pllone monthly. lift.~. Sales in Ohio Up IATIUI/2 I washer, set twin wash ~bs, er complete with altatlmaeuti, Meyers water pump, cOI'n paint spray and cordwlnder: sheller, platform sc~oa, 3 1.oo1o1 and deallll like new. elec. motors, four can eiec. Pay off balance o1 tlx pay. mUk eooler, 2 radlos,, 2 step menta eH8.iio montloly. Ptoone ladders, 100 foot 01 7a inch !Jt2.268S 4-2Mtc rope, 20 gal. eiec. hot wa!A!r · healer 110 volt, 375 boleo ol "R·1'-~11n~...,;S;E;D;-;;KI;rbby-;Vill!illlli .mixed hay, •mt'll otloer misc. cleaner In excollent · condl·iu.ms oot ment!DIIed. ' ANTIQUES&COLLECTO!IS · lion. Bas all cleaning altlcb2 old u.tephonea~ old stand, oU t;.. ments ·loollltllll!f buller atod lamp, old bed, hall seat with demotlier. Bel]s ....,. {lor liVer mirror, stone jars and Juga, $200. Pay off 8 jlaYtn4!llts 1\ !Number ' Fir ~UCT!(\N eftTY, · ~ nl_.,t: . f. 1' 1 1 . ~.: " Geoll!t'a Auction HOWle, Rut· , Roor,f IIOIJSe ,and ~ ~All'S R.... ~ · land. Constcnmenll . ...teoooe. FiVE batb, j i\I'Htoey Jllll ,, porch; ..lei hard - ' · .. bll,ru:~: ~oilst· George, Mgr. ' lH'llc W!lh Bille '• '• . ' .• als(l' f a 1!.•~( CIU 11ft. I the 3495. ' ~. Relll ~ · ~ .ta. .JACK, !>e sijre to t~ p~tle TinY's lJiipklllnil, ,. 44t1e ' . to 'llooib)l! Boat Worb. · ' ' . ' ~ WNINP$, storm doorl and I .\ &+lip EARLY AMERICAN stereo fl· windows, catl)lOrls. m~tq~~ee~, " ~ ' • . r , did cornbl!tatlon. <. Beauli'li! " , b!O~io ~ 11(111 i~Sula~. VAQ.\Neiftor ~ elderly peO- Elmer Win!A!, s~es ·tepresen• . solid state ·unit Willi ,.~' ple. PNIV ~·.. ~.,.. tatiV.. For fre~ estimaleil, chawger. Raym4!1111 o! ''·' ~ · ....,_ 'l'!loM Millflll, nwlll. phOne . Charles · ~Isle, . Syra. $88.15. can WJ.344S, ..: ~ · · !Nolle oose. y. V. Joh1111111. and Son, .....-~Inc. 5-1-tfc BRAND NEW sewlltg maCbil)t. itACINE Fire De~rtment will Sale sman denio owtrator, bold a gun slooof Sunday, May !.OST "!UGH'I: ·carpet C'Oion. $24.50. Call en-3443. ~ i, al Bobby Hill farm. Starts Restore lberl'r Witlo Blue L,.. · at 1 P.M. Will have ham, ba· ire. Rent ejectrlc shampooer USED MOWERS, Iiller, cllaln .oon, .lllikeys and two half· $1. Sa~· HardWire, New saw. outOOard roo~·f:"'"" boP. l>l-31c Haven; W . . Va: " J.l-tte roy Home and AviO, E. · ----'Main st., Pmneroy. t>Wic PUBLIC AUCI'!ON, Saturday. CRAF"I'SMAN IO.Inch bench 1\l'ay 10, 1969, 10:30 a.m. at farm located five miles west _ lOW, used very little,.. !Ike JI'()UR ROOM HoUsE. bailo. n.W; Electric range and metcirporl, ras lurnaee, JJG'd of Langsville, <iolo, on Co. al wall cabinets, aluminum condjtlon, In ~. Pllo!l!' Road C9 OR ttoe Merle Davis storm Jloors and wiildows. 119'.1-S862. 5-s.tlll !arm orf Parker Run. One Phone 94t.226t. Alllert' Rill. Jolon Deere B tractor. one ~ . S.l-31p PUBLIC AUCI'JON, SaturdaY. ·· tary hoe. one rntemational 4S · May 10, 12:30 p.m:. N. ~­ baler, one bnJsh opray, one 19~ VOLKSWAGEN camper; Tuppeno Plalnti. Ohio, olf Rt. WOOd Bro. 1ooi'n pld<er, ·one also 1961. 14-foot bOat, motor 7. Due to iloe deatlo ol my "35" McCulloch chain saw, and ·traDer. Phone ln-718:1. wife I will sell all lny boUtJeo one 20 fl. elevator, one set 5-l.atc bold goods as follows, 3 dNf. 14-lnclo plows. one Interna· sers, bedroom suite,- 1 eleelionel mower, one milk coolWALNUT CONSOLE wltlt 4tric fan. 3 cedar clooesls, 2 er, 2 wagons, II head wloilc speaker sound system, c. rocking doairs, I 1I'IJ'd. face caiUe, 2 set dfsos, 2 speed duirJ wlume corotrol robe. t chest Ill 4ra~. ·t , while face bulls, one side dewilb AM .• & F'M radio. Pay living room !lUIIe, t ·(lke""' livery rnke, one cultlpacker, just $5 per roontlo or .-.112. television, 1 book eae, illalltl, household goods and otloer Call 992·344a. . . 5-Ure 8 day ciDck, CC!8I beallnl Items too niiTIHli'OIIS to mel'l· stoVe, 2 oil stoves. refrlpralion. Merle Davis, owner. r:1GHT HAMPSHIRE .PillS, eee tor, gas. eook stove. klldtin Terms, cash, day ol sale. weekends or eYtllln8l after cabinet, !able, 4 C41aln, bolf. Slim Charrnan, auctlooieer. ~ : 30. Myrtle Gardner, Rut- , fet. 2 glutt doonJ, ~. !Arnell will be served. Nol reland, phone 7C-3810. 5-4 2f!J · beds, lounge, porclo gilder, 2 ""'nsible for accidenlll. waabers, electric mixer, ele;!. s.J.2tp 16 FOOT OOMMANOHE 'l'l'avel tr1c lamps, poower mower, 2 · TraDer. complete with ~r· mare ponies, con.n, c:halnl, EIJLElN'S GIFT llhop at comer tone !noide fixtures, self con. horse drawli dllc. hamill', 1 124 and 681 in Reedsville. No. lained, canopy, t jaclal "'ld ~ · drag barrow and .many odoer .,.Illes, Dowers , and g!IISI· prone mirrors complete. Weft. article& too numerollll to melt· ware; allll) some fumlture dell Grate, Rutland, !ilone lion. Temos, calli. Mit reand clOthes. Open Friday and 742-42tl, a.fter ~ p.m. ~1111. sponsible !or accklentro. Otm- · Saturday H a.m. till 7 p.m.; er, Clartltee Koeloler. Aue&-tile Sunday 1 to 5· p.m. ~ tloneer, Ken Hager. S+ltp CORN PICKEU and corn piant· Help Wlllfecl er, plow, rarc1en trador, 1981 ·. Rell Est... For lilt OPENING !or w"lmtl, Ct1ll Cbevrolet . . Ploone 2t'l.,mt. , • f !100M 1taa1e will IIIII, I cook and car bop. Apply ID loll, ........ _ _.....,_ l'4-&lc Pllfllli ......·ll Olk . .111' . 1.11. . pei'IOII. Crow'l steak Houle, Pomeroy. ' ..... H!<N DAY~ or ~ ,Leg­ hom~''*' .I'IO!"j, "'! WOMEI'flBI'G M()¥YI\ " cagrj .,tf111 ·-~:.OOU· STUDIO GJi1\. Hotlywoil'cl CO# . try hoomlug and automation. metics needs . \1IOQle1l In and Modern Poultry, 389 W. Main, around Pomeroy. Full Ill"•part fl)meroy. Phone WM1114, tilro.e, No experience requlrl. ' ' •;. U.iec ' , r • GEO, I!OBSI'ili iUI, ...... ed. No territory restrk.otlorol. POMIBOY - a lqe l'llfilm, Take ordel'e an)'W!leM. lll&lt- DAIRY EQlJIPIM!2IIT: 300 .8ll· ball!, atudy, dell, b-nent, est profits up to 60 per ~!on Folar, milt tank, S iir)Cie g&1'8111. Neoorly Ill lift. 300 . Good Housekeeping Ap. unit SUrBe rnllluirs, Surge f)S,OOO.OO proved· Cosmola. Evel')'ttdrog mllkef pumps a~ motor. Addie furnisloed, Credit ellencled. Powell, Rae~ . Phone .8fS. IIAIIRISOfiMu..B ._ I I'Otltltl. ball!, 4 bedx--, Dice kltdl. No s!Dck to carry. ·No fran11116, . U.tlc ' . Ill, fndt eelllll', fllll'lfil, l i chise foe.s . No stoek Invest· ' a...... •.ooo.oo ' ment. Full lnlonnallon by USED FtJl\Nl'IURE and many tl ACRES 2 bedroom lialne, maH, pi• 3 f1ee t18111plN. olber lletnl for tale. No~­ balil, drilled wells; rlwr fnln. Write Han-y Taylor. 9lulllo · age apace and Will tJelllc any : tage. ~.00 ' .. ·' Girl Oolrnellco. Dept. M-US, reaiiOnablli offer. See M!lrvln 11461 Hart St., No. HollY· Kelly, lieS Grant st., Middtl- · PoeoY - :a ,_ roam -.s, bal1il. All ' ulllliiM. wood, calif. 9ifjl. Allo Import, Ohio. P!oone lltUUI or . Wtil lnlde ·far eolmtry ..,.P. mediate big pro11t openings May outo, llleiJiolre, Oblo. erty. es:ooo.Of!. · , for party plan operator.. For· I'Mne 367·73til. s.-wtp IIELBN or ¥IIUliL ~ mer Studio glrto please '!l'lte. 'A880CIA'I'III . 5+2lp WilL .HAVB aD val liM a1 SYRACUSE . • , ••tU«rr pllllll Ilk .Apll •. set twin beds, tfOOden stand, beds, lraU tree, wringer fMJe ' ELJWI'ROLUX vacuum clean- 5 Social inoe<l BGuriOOih '~· Sii\~>J. ' ' ' 1, * 3 Large, 1tron1 Willi> WOOD MOTOR SALES :'·l maUc Zis Zag to oew on but· tons, make bollloahOiel. _ . chairs, utility cabinets, cab- · gram, and fancy deslpl b\> tumlll8 a skogle dial. Left In inet base, studlo couch, rocklay lllfay and never Oiled. Pay er and foot stool, platform rocket, 3 large wool f\11&, 3 off S$S.Il'or tenns '1.25 week· wooden rockers, 3 linoleum ly. Ploone . . -. 4-»6ttc rugs, 3 elec. lapops, 2 Jic. llv. ing room suite, 2 ffilliiZine TRAILER 38 1 I, two niOIIII racks, end tables, metal stool, lridlt on In front; 50 I lt. bedroom suite, Warm Morning bateuoeoot, on lot iD Rutland. gas heater. 3 wardrobes, 3 old Pbone 74U63'1 or 'HUoOI. straight ctralrs, 2olddreseers, ·4-21-ftp Ish throush several wear· lngs. called on Mary Circle recently, Fill' sale :... ·,, 'li Dixie coal cook stove, Grand gas ralige, dineUt~ set wlth four and pre"" while sUil damp. They wm-• p a crisp lin· ning. Lucy Taylor of McKenzie Ridge ...... ---- PUBLIC SALE - SaL, May 10, 11 :30 a. m. 11a ving sold our farm will sell at public auc· tioo the following located at tO miles north oCPomeroy, o., on old State Rt. 33, Turn at Hoek !CJrlngs Fairground or Darwin. Wateh Cor sale signs. FURNITURE Charleston. family were guests of Mr. and Around the World 5-4•ltC Mr. and Mrs. Henry Euler Circle or New Haven recently visiled with Mrs, Mary Circle. I indoes. lH·Ifc t(otice back to Alabama where he will tires. E .orce l lenl co rod. 68 FORD LTO 4 DR. SEDAN ...... ...... $2895 Medi um bhu•, black vony l roof, delu:w:e int erio r, :!90 2V engine, RIDING MARE. 61 phone !:92·7249. end with relatives. They took Mr. · Graham's household furnishings SCHULT 5 'w For Sale or Trlde Mr. and Mrs. Douglas ' Graham to Alabama and spent the w..,k. THIS WEEKEND 63 CHEVROLET PICK·UP ............... $795 Rev. Amos Tillis and 'Mn. Tillis. iloe si1J8ers; palltoeiU· ers, Martin Funeral Home and everyone who helped In any way during tloe lllneso and death ol our faljoer and IJro. Iller, Waller Preston. Bes!lie JontO and family, childi"OI!. June and Edward, Jr. Preston and Betty Mae Morton, • li+ttc Mason Spencer' entered Veter- From 4 dr. 6 pouenger, VB out . tran s . Gaad flans portati Qn , boN;, rclaliv~ · and friends, BY MUS. FUANCIS MORRIS Mr. Willie Cross underwont surgery at Pleasant Valley Hos· pilal, PL PleasanL 12' to 21' Long S.lf.Containod El•ctric, Fuel 11 · to' Even.'ts TRAVEL TRAILERS 64 PONTIAC FIRECHIEF .•...• .... .. ••• $1095 4 dr . Sedon. Pow e r steering, ~ow-er bro ~ es. Turquoise and white, 2 dr . Hordtop . LCicQII y owned, white with beovtiful aqlJo .· • oortljolrW . tloo!io . . ., "nlo 'lilen: I. (:, •; or .q '• FI'OIII u.;. t.erae• Tnocl< or Bulle• Wet:,.. To The 9nallllt ~· CoN. ' IUETTIAIS ' • .• R. H. RAWLINGS SONS I READY • 'lliX - · · «ed .tW to roar iicrJ,.f· IIIII _,, P'rtl ... IUIII.Pbolle . . . . G-. Je1ir ~ • 1111 CD. M 7F ~ " ~ ·Oitlt: ) ·'i • • , MASON CAR WASH UPERT Car Completelr Hand ..... Alltl•llt ~and Rinsed $1.25 '· '5.55 MIDDLEPORT, OHip Quick .: Dependable T.V. SerVIce SERVICE IWIAGEI- HAROLO WALKER HUMPIIIYS . ' ' ?.heM "~·7242 �, • ' . 'i ' ' ~Metp u'l, .~ •. Prop.e.riy··, ~; : 'tr$~(ets. · '" .... .. . . ' GALJ,IPOIJS .,. ,Aill>roxl""te,. ly 75 persons atteriiled the , .. cent Ciool" , e>ercises for studints e....Ued ·In Mull EducaClasses. in four coirtty Iilah :.' schools accordlngtoHCWiarcl 11... kainp, ctiittdinator. The prqJrlm was conducted at . North Ga),lla High School. School a tion repre11ented were North Gallla, Haman Trace, Southwestern alii l ,..-_ fl ' 1, ' , ' .\ I' "' ' I -~~. . }' • '' I' R. ' . Inc., rl&llt ol way, Kally , Manu•~ CcllllllbUs A 8Guthern Ohio Co., •••ment. Middleport. J. "w,_Arbaugh, EQJOI M: co. .baugh to Columbulll .!"~ ' ::~t Ohio Electric eo., ., OI<· lve and Oranp. Raljlh ~. Martin, Ba~~YJo~; tin toCollllllbutudSoutilml,a: .. Eleetrtc CO., easement; ~ ; Kyger Creek. thetic tlnderalllJI!Ing 0! people Ill ort. • .. ... ' Allatuclents werepresenledat- · adult educatioo because ' '·'' •. he had p t - n.ce cert!Rcates by Mrs, taken the GED IAJijt: lo. cQq~leto Kahb M. Vance, Doni V~: Neekamp and ll'llliam 0 . NorthLoWeD Vance, !Iorge v~.~~ high school ~Iter a wur of duty up, tocaJ '"'erlntendent or North · ·In the Navy duri" World War D. old Grate, Mildred Grll\11 Gallia Local School Dlstric4 And he did not' begin collega lev- aid L. WW!ams, Wanda WW parcell, Salem. ,, ,- " The program wasatsoattended, el work until more tllan 15 years by the CollCWfinjJ adult education after World War D. The Ohio .Fuel Ga~ Co. ID~ teachers: Rosemary Carter, Foll~J~ring the (>l'OfJl'im, re- ol Ohio, relaaae rlghf~lfll'·s.l? North Gall!a; Lois lileets, South- treshmOIIto •ere served by Mrs. Jsbur)'. ~. ~. Mal')' Paulino Mararlo to Ij? western; Henry D!lloo, lfannan ·Howard Nea~ ariit Miss P~ Trace; Melv!Ue Withers, KyJier rlcia Mayo, tllan llouah, Carciyn$.11Clu~,. ~: Creek, and Faye sauer, Kyeer acre, S)'racuae. , : Creek. Also In attendance was · Charles Mc~.~o:.,ID~ Richard Sayre, Gallia·Melgs tho McElroy, Mas~~. Conununicy Action Ptllllr&JII DIlea Eusene Me~. ~ ~ PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPtrAL ,)fcEiroy, Kermit A. Me~ rector. ADliiiSSIONS - Mls. John Vlrsll McElroy, aald. l'llrtntlli; Robert Morrjs, Pomeroy ·Elemen!ary School principal, waa the Christy, Apple Grove; Robert Chester. '··~·, . .' guest speaker. His topic was H1111111hrey, PL Pleaant; Mrs. Martha McElroy, Yae~, "A•hantoges of Taking the GED Hattie Radell!!, '-'; Mi-a. Carl Henry Spencer, Choriel E~ Sharp, Ashton; Mrs. .lloae Poe, , McElroy, Dayton w. JotQ~, · ElCII!llnatlon." Morris encourasnd tile stu- PL, Pleal!int; Dokns Stanley, VtrsO McElroy to } (FD'U 6:: dent8 to "go bOyond this to more Mason; Mra. llGnald 'Glenn, Gal- McElroy, parcels, Cllllal6r. ,; lipolis Feri'Yi Mrs. Ernast and greeter thi~W.S". He added, "You are Jlving ex- Grimm, Lets.rt; Billie McJrPilj J:!IVORCE ASKED . • .. 8JD11les ol pride, determiOBtion, Pt. Pleasant. POMEROY - · ~~ DISCHARGED - 1lary Cowie, and proof of accomplishment." nOIIeet of duty and e~~Ueme cfii. He encourased the students to George Nichols, lialuiY. PeiTy, "spread word to others, who like Mrs. J. Thomasllalland, William e!Q-, Paul D. Par101111, lhde !II: 1, haa med suit tor tit110rce fr~ : YOUI'&elves need this opport.... Doolittle. Zolla N. Paraoos, samelddre~f · BIRTHS - Mr. alii Mrs. John ity/' ~~ the Meigs County .Cilmlruii! Morris attest$~ to his sYffipa- ~hrlaty, AIII>le Grove, daughter. e ' • PI Ill Court' ,·"'j: ~ ~~<· ' ' . ~ ' u:s N CEN.TS : Atom Structures are .Studied A graduate level course entitled bel~ 11 Solid State Structure and Reactions" is sponsored locally by the West Virginia 01aj)ler ol The American Society C\Ui' t;. for Metal s for area science aOO chemistry teachers who wlsh to improw their skiDs and knowledge or Solid State Chemistry. Above, I to r, are Donald G. Fluharty, Chemistry teacher at BeiJ)I'e fUgh School; Robert Hamm, Chemistry teacher at Meigs High School, and Howard E. Parker, Chemistry teacher at Eastern High School. At right, above, are Don B. Hodge, Chemistry teacher at North Gallia High School, and William R. Bahr, Chemistry teacher at Gallia Academy HighSchool, all discussi~ crystallOfii'BPhtc structures and placement of atoms in solid state materials with Dr. Monte Pool, right, ProCessor of Metallurgy from The Ur:tiversitJ' of Cincinnati. The class i• structors are Dr. Pool ard Dr. Cas Rosa, Associate Profe&sors from The Uni· • vers!ty of Clncinnsti. AccordiJW to MaUI'I'li'"'K Dean, 448 Lariat Dr., Gallipcl!s, Kaiser Aluml... um metallurgist, Chapter Cbalnnan <1. the West VIrginia~. the teachers participating in this coorse·wm be sJW[!ed with B<ience kitS, sllldent texts and visual aids Cor use in leeching the rw.Junerul coocepts o! Solid State Chemistry In their high schools. There are IS students enrolled In the coorse, nine o! wham are high school chemistry teecherslrom West Vtrgln!a and - r n Ohio, Dean ald. DIAMOND STRIKE JOHANNESBURG, S o Ut h Mrlca (IJPl)- Th• de Beers mining firm Frldll,l' iiii)OWI~ a big diamond strlkO · in Botswana neer the ed&e of the Kalahari desert Spokesmen said $13.4 million will be Spent to develop Ute new !leld, Expectant Mother Hurt In Two-Car Accident PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ern- where a car operated by Lawest Grimm, a 39.year-old ex- rence E. Bridges, 33, 402 Lee pectant mother, was admitted St. , Charleston, reportedly hit a Friday afternoon at Pleasant Val- vehicle driven by James W, ley Hospital for treatment or in- Plants, 62, Rt., Pt. Pleasant. juries sustained in a traffic acDamages were estimated at ci~ent at the intersection of the $350 and no injuries or citations Sand HUI Road and Peniel Road were reported. Mrs. Grimm was a passenger Then at 12:45 a. m. Saturday, in a car driven by her husband a car operated by Eli H. Siders, that collided with a vehicle q>erated by Ruby Barnette, 34, Letart The Barnette ear r~rted­ ly failed w step at the Sand HUJ Road intersection. Mra. Grimm reportedly sustained multiple cootusions arK:! 40, Henderson, went out of control on a cune at Salt Creek, on Route 2, SOl'lth of Pt. Pleasant. The Siders car reportedly went through a guard raUi~ and over an embankment and struck a tree which stopped his car from going abrasions while her husband in- on into the Ohio Rlver. Siders curred a broken arm. Mrs. Bar- was uninjured and damages were nette escaped irtiury. estimated at $450. Damses were estimatedat$700 by the Mason County Sherifrs Department. PTA TO MEET The department of Sheriff Troy Huttman also probed a 7 p. m. SALEM CENTER- The Solem Frldey mishap on Rt. 2 and 35 Center PTA w!il meet Monday in front of the Southern Bar-8-Q night at 7:30 p.m. Recognition of grandparents end installation of oiJ!cers Is scheduled along Lady Jail Inmate with a program by Rev. Amos TUlia who will show slides of Has Heart Attack '' ' '' I '•' . 1 ! his missionary travels. PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Mae Wilma Starkey, 35, Bufl&io, was RECUPERATING AT HOME MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Eldon taken from the Mason CoWlty Walburn has been returned to her Jail by ambulance Friday at 11:30 SOuth Second Ave. home where a. m. to Pleasant Valley Hospital .she is recuperating from recent after suffering an appu'ent heart eye surgery at University Hos~ attack. pita! in Cnlumbus. Sbc w!il return Hospital authorities list her to the hospital ror further exam~ cotXIition as fair . Mrs. Starkey inati.on in two weeks. was arrested by City Police Fri .. day morning at 12;50 a. m. on a charge of intoxication ard on a warrant charging herwithbeing a portunity, let us do good to all men. and especially to fugitive from justi ce from lndi- tho se who are of the house- ara. So then, 03 we have op- hold of faith .-Galatians 6;10. In Our Town- OHIO VALLEY BANK -- • F,.. Cua- Por~i"' • Ori ...in Wi....,. S.,.ice • '-'""" Bon~l"' Sorvico I ~EARD A.~~.; .... JVI' ·~~~~~;· ~ r·~ -··· - ,ra.per, q""'""' . , cia... :~ . \ny Sbe was nothing like I bad ewr seen before. And, bellew me• blondes, redheads end brunettes. But...,. ol them gave this /lillie ldnd of spine-t!JWl!ng teeil,._ 1 tried hard not to think about her, 1 worked hard. 1 was YOlY attentive to Ill)' wile. After aU, I didn't want her to get susplcloos. 1 like to llve dangerously - but there are limitations, What If oanel •.,. seen •em aU - one saw me and told her. "' ~Tom -;. X 12:15 LID. 011 I, DIDos nst , Back at the office 1 tried hard to forgat her but the @J.warating feeling would ·not leave me. Sbe sure was a beauty, I could o\and It oo longer. llolt the omce, got!nmycar and drove back to Eastern Ave. Maybe I would see her a,galn. Sure enough, she was there - ln the same place. It could be she was new ln town and had moved in. U she had, I would kncM whure to look for her - again and again. M,y heart poomded. And I quivered Uke a Pjper Cub just before falling Into a staU. And, bei!ev~ me, tllat's a shaky oltuatl011- Just befoce you fuse airspeed end plummet earthward. 1 stepped the car end got out. There she wao In aD her beauty. I stared - until I saw a lady 1 koow lookiJW at me very curiously. Breek It oa - I said to myself - it's no good, tllat old buiybody wUI tell your wile. M,y -goose waa cooked. I was sure tllat TattleTale would spill the bean&. Gettl~ back in my car I horried hDIII\l. WW If tllat old goulpy biddy hadcaUedmy.wtte?Itrembled. Sweat ran diJI!n lll.l' neck. ManI coold be in a peck ol trouble and not know it. I shouldn't have been .so obvious. When I walked illj ~wife asked, "lfaw a hard day,~'?'' If she onlJi knew. , ~Edllvd acey, - • - 11 fi1J/IIWIIIY iri>eed. lailed lidded 1111. the lllk-.t, llllil :aken to v11- oll(lltat f o r ' lacerallona uth. He allo lmockocl 001. e auto, U.. - · ltlf" Ute scalp ·' .. ···~·' .. cited to ! 00 • cillrge his veblcle If the rcJid. lll'IIINoltal• do it. , U!Bble to take it any longer, I sald, "Let's takei'a drive. I want ... lillunlll,)' show you someone... .'er something/' I corrected myselt After d car• drlolmbarl, 17, Roibel Rood aU, no use tipping my hand until! had lb. '~o~y wife Just had tD see her, We drove 1o Eastern Ave., near the oldHolzer airport where I had seen this beautiful thing. I got out o! the cor. "Come on, lmnttD shaw YOU stmethiJW,'' I said. She got out or the car. We ,walked over to the front ol the !mith Buick bulldl" end loW<ed in the wind..,. There she was in aD her brestlMaldng beauty - the ,_ Opel GT, a brand """ creatiollj bright red with big black tires and sleek lines, a neat (iockqe. Her headlights retracted Into the !root o! the stresmlilled chasslo. 1 T~OOM GALLIPOLIS - In tho spril\g, a young man's fancy l!shtly turns to thoughts of love ·- bu~ what about older, mor( msture men? They are affected, too, you know - especlaDy in the sprbtg. It happened to me the other dey. I hope ~ wife didn't 6nd .,._ after all, when you'YO been married 22yMra - a tiillllflike iliit ~ be dangerous. I was drlvl~ along Eastern Ave. when I ~ed lliis beauti1111 creature. Must be DDW in town, I said to myself. I looked again. Yes, Sir. She must be a new one. · 1 could hardly take~ eye• oUher- lllch brestiHaking beauty, ~~~tk~=s~o:sp":"~~kage. I tried not to stare - after all, I didn't to What are you waiting for? They're the best In town! I Thoma couldn~ AUTO LOANS 1 By Dlek "You'd ·better beliew It/' I replied. She acted nonchalantly. 1 was sure she know, I tried to be unconcerned. U was no use- I Just The moneywise no-nonsense car buyer finances his new car faster and for less with one of our bank ·'·~AT'6 Tf.IAT', . '~Ain't end~. .1.~... llllart, " ' - rdustlhrawll car, bit 111e .. 11•114ied. iamtioa aad :a. she a beauty?" I asked. "Gee, thet sun Is a protty car," my wife replied. I breathed a sigh ol rel!el 6 Bandsmen In. Resv u· al PT. PLEASANT - SIX Point Pleasant ill8hSchoolstudenlsleft here Thur~ mom!ng tor Huntln&ton where they J)81'11clpated In the Regional Band test!VItles In preparstloo tor ihe Slate Bind !li"st flute, a ID(lllomore; hrry Durst, lOth chair clarinet, a senlor, ancl, ~ .Coal<, 17th chair, clarinet, a ·~: Th~ ma~a band lett Ute ', hllb scllool anciiPOIII the .Dilht at' u.e '·lloiitlay irrl aaidJI81'lltt,iated'ln Oieomcertratll!i~ parade !l!ft ~idt,; .· · Michael Row.., Ia 'band dlrec. · . tor. ~ -~W'ein! Band,.... 1!1, F,_ Feet!val on Saturda1, · · Tbe Reldoaai, Band pr~a concert at ClQ- llall In~ ton oo F~ evei1Jn8 at ¥. 111e .•tuden!a !1'0111 Point~ Hlecled !Or fill• band al-e~ .eo!Teda~tile,or~. Graham, a ientor, wlio win Ill! ret!it&tiUie Reglonli'Feet!valln pley!ns 2nd cbair firllll'ulnpel; RavenSWOOd ·r...m!y, SleYe Rlchmoitd, 3rd chOir first drum; Jon Tll,l'lor, aaphbinore, 2nd chair first aectlon, altoclar. inel; JaC<fll(\abrll.lciJ, 2ildchllt, ,,-.,._ '.,• ·. ' .. ' ' � 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 05. May 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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