https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/252a951f49d35594a3cfa7627fcd8f74.pdf 1f56eb41b878a0f408c6486e7304a317 PDF Text Text ' ' ; _ , ~ . l 10 -..,.Doll¥ So U..,.J, P-·'"W'WI. 0., !>of' CUloiMJNGS PRO.Mj!Tim 1 , 'lt" . Ill .!he Air F«<e tor · .. Rolr .Cu.lnt~M•• 1011 ol )Jr. ·two· f..,..• and hal ..,.m ~ . and"""· Do>ld CUmmf$, .~.. ~·t Dine monlba l,n V\'~· ~"::.:'.tr:::.,~ F....,e at CUtnhm ~. ~letnam. A 1967 snduate ,of Pomeroy H""' School, Sgt. Cummi~W• . AIU,IEDF6!1CF.s ~Y ' Ill 11109 die Arlll)'purchasidfta !!rat airplane rrao'n tho Wrf&!lt _brothoro. \ . ·, -a :i ·•· '-'-I' 1 ~~I'll()~ e,, ' ·, .. ., Bit~''·J?!J;,er;ff~-tt!; Can·ce~lailiins .a I FAMILY RELit;ION ', ' Bj' R. ~119 Gill, Past« ,, 411(81 Cliff hie Meihadlat Qweh . , With. die !Picllil f'a!nlly <W• .Juot ahetd of us; Molher'o ~. • (:!dldren'o Jloy, and f)lfler'a DIJ, we are remlpded ot lfle Mftl'o .• ·.;,.,;~' ' BIIIo' neod o! faJnf4l rellalon. , CO.L u...,.,.. IUru · II fa dffllcult, • - fmpopllllt, for a m. .r to be lfle molflor which would P!'l'liltt ••l""""'no she should be without Cllrfat. The ....., 11 true ot fathers and ~~ ""*mol !from: ~ children. A 1*118 eamot be :what II obould be without pri,Jiir and '. celll!W policies wllhoulcaun or die reodf!W of God's word. ' aotlce waa latroduoed In both The J!IIJor porto! ournatlaD'IIIIII'IItallddloorder •-• from housit or the Ohio Ge!IN'Il liJ,. ~ hoililoe, ' Broken hcmea, br<lken helrte abd·b.roken u- resembil' Th1JI'Idly. sult from ofn.and lfle lack of tho fDIIIIOIICo of tho word of God In A Sonabl bill, IIPOM«<Jd by Son. Raber~ .J; . Ccll'la; R.EI)oria, lfle holnt. . ' P.,.Yer and Bible retdf.. In the home should be t&mfly and san. JCl)ln Bowen, . 11-Comaller.·. ~r chiD'ch attendance as a famuy Ia a must II or.. lumbua, provides ear fl!iurance Is gof!W,!0 ...minuo to have mealliJW, pclfclee must be wrltteD for Ao each member ot the famUy lllldo a personal IIIIth Ill Jeouo terma rot, le11 then 11.., years Cllrfat, Lhe present Is hapjrior, lfle future fa brf&hler. and must be renowable ror lfle Jesuo auist fo ot!U tho Olllf saviour. some period. · :-:•:;:.;.;.:::;:a,-~-:·:-:-:.;·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:-: ·:·:·:·:·:·:.:·~=· :·:.:O.":::=!!\-:;:·:-;:_:&..:::::·~=· IJador the lealslatf..., pclfcles =~::;:~~==:~"».:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~~-::*~;:-:.: :::~.:::::::m:::::::;:;::f:::::;: would be cancelled or be...,o IIOIIore-lhlo 11 there wu m1.. represonlatfGII by lfle bi&ID'Od· !! die policy holder bod hi; drfvi!W lleen11 IIUIPindo<l; or 11 · 'there was IIOI>j)UII\Ont or lho PT. PLEASANT - Ills& BerPT. PLEASANT - Slato Potha lolae Condee, 86, Orlando, lice fnvootf8atod two oecfdonto Fla., died Wednolday nlsht at the Vetoran's · Hoapftal In GafnovlBe, Fla.~ where she had been VIrginia R. Roush, 64, .Muon, a patient eight weeks. control of her vehicle, which Miss Qlndee """ born In .Mfd. lost went ott the road and over an dleport, lolarch 25, 1883, tho embankment. She wu DOt fn)ardsllllhler of lolarfon and SulanRI od. loire. Rouoh was cftod for By Unltod Preas illtarnallonal Whitlock Conlee. tafliD'O to keep her whlcle under Que.bundred federal marahsla She """ a member of the controL m...,. IntO Howard lhdverali.Y Broodway MA!thodfst Church In Damages wero eltlmatod at Orlando, and a member or the $500 _ before down todll ·and bepn .Mariam Phillips Post 27 of the Ill another accfdsnl, a Royal arreltlllg stuolonla wfto had American Lellilllth'lf'Oo She 11'1lS Crown Botllf!W COnlpaJ1J driver, aefzed six bulfdlnp ot the a registered nurse Ill WW I, ote- Clarence Weddle, Jr., 25, or D,~:hool tfoned at Baoor HOSPital No. 25 156 .Mulberry st., Pomeroy, wao week. Tbe Bludento struck in France. She was also Mason cited here for flqlrqJer bacfo. 11111 Coun~ health nurse lor several IIW when he baeked Into a cor bae)< with brlcko, boltlea 11111 years. driven J>Y WiUiam D, van .Me- ~~~at 16 otudents reportedSurvlvi!W are two brodlero, tor, 47, of Clf.ll4o who wu mak· •· were arreltod before Mer· 'Raymmd, of Orlando, with whom f!W a left turn. "' she had made her homo the last Domago to the van llleter ear ahsls haftod .their """"" alter seven years, and Ernest. of was estimated at $150. The accfCol7,'rllb~ Portamoudi,VL dent occurred at Cllllon on st. tear pa eanlatera ao the Services will be at Cbepman otudunta hutled objoeto at Mortuary saturdaY at 3 p.m. with Rt. 62 at 5 p.m: Thurldly. ' o, _ a SAFE DEPOSIT BOX HERE NOW. The cost is so very little! POMEROY NATIONAL BANK POMElOY RUTLAND Serving Meigs County for over 97 years Member FederoJ DepoSit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured i,Jp To $15,00().00 7PM ...... ----- the Rev. Charles s. Thcm1>oon olllcfatlng. Burial wUI be In Lone Oak Cemetery. Frlonds may caU afrer 6 p.m. Friday, RDSt.:".!'::~ tera, four brothers, and ~ tater. Survivors Include !ouf' ~htors, .Mro. Fronk (Allee) ·~rfs Barberton; .Mrs. Anlh Maclo, Columbus· .Mrs. Roy (Goraldfno) Grue11: .RD Pomor01, and .Mrs. ~ drey) Ch&pman; ..,. son, .ctiarleo Henry Shumaker, Barberton; ono brolflor, 111oc wnt, .Middlepori; nino grandchildren and ftve greatocrandchUdren. Flltoral services wW be held Sundajr at 2 p.m. at the Poplar Rldp Baptist Church with lfle Rev, Merlin Teet& olllclltlrw. Burial will be In the Poplar Rfd&e Cemetery, Friend& may call at tho Rawlf~W• - Coats Funeral Home al\)'tlme alter 6 p.m. today. The body will be taken to tho church at noon Sunday to lie fn state. (te'ona> Euge,;, DOUill IIA'I\JII PROOIAM WIMMER OF 6ACADEMY Tho ""'Y ot~ betwooa Ida W.. lor biJ wll.,.ndlho • Dllll torn -....... pe•m•ce Lara .. ' told qoinat tbe W&round MEIGS TIIAtRE oliiWIIutioa. TONIGHT THRU TUESDAY .MAYD-13 Walt Disney's SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON (Teclmftolor) Dorothy McGuire James MacArthur PLUS - "ROAD TO TROPEI" (COLOR SPECIAL} 'fet :.•:::::: :: m::mmJJJ bbdbb The .Meiss Counl:r Beqlo Club wW oponsor oanctloned trials !lifo Sllldoy be&fmlnlal 8 a.m. oo tho club ......,... otJ Route 143, near Jlarrlllll· vWe. There will be COJil)ttltfoll Ill boiJI the 13 and 154nch clall· ea. All owner• ot r8lllalei'ed belsleo are lnvltod to enter their dogs. The pablfc Is IJI. vltod to view the events. A ... . noon l~IJNI -'ll ~· roo Ill'!!· nd. Thoughts ' .' ,, ']' ' We have no objection to playing ear di lor moqey so long as It'• not ~roons ''" · ours. ~I Devoted To .'lJ.e CioeQter Middle Ohio Valley I ~·•• -" ~ •.;, ·" · """'"' r- c--: , . ,. , · L" Moaltr. bW wlil f$odloued pmo., an ,~o ·1;4111181 ia lfle ~ 10- llop. llfc!u« r "~~r ' llal ~ G. Relehol, · ~t. · -~~~~~ ~!~ydf.'!:_!:!! · !JW llrt fnaiinuco PDIIel81. ·lad. .·the :•.,....... ti ,..,. n '- ofmlllr bul Waa fnli'odliee4 In AmtrlCIII laa fillihe Sllllte. . . • • P~ ·~ · bf.l',, and ·~ ·A relplud111 wai. · I~ . _oed ' Anlf11.,n taJin• ha~ been vicII! I!'" · ~ whlc~ would ,... ~, pver 1111 Tin taama In ql"~~tllllt Ohio Sill~ Uidvorslf,y · tho fll't. · , ,. .·. . play l Mfd-AnlerlCIIII .C!Jn!tr-. ., Ohill ·"""""'" ~~- ' In-the ence taam In tllil opeDiqr pme ~c lndudo 0111~ Unlv,oraiQ', of tile foothill ...... 'In ai!Air- Bowlilw Green . slil~ :Uiilvorolnatb8 1MrB at Cfrichfttl aid ty, Konl Slate Vnlwrall,y, Ml· Clovtland. ami Vlllve_rslQ' 111111 ;rotedo Unlverali,J. rosolud..., apciiiiOI'Od by Anolflor so n a t e 1'9solutloa Son. RGIIIl4 Molll, ~. asked tho' Ohio ao.rd of liellld, 1J1 part, " Collop !oo1W1 .,pnlo to ltudY the !oislbUII,J ot tans , , , loeolld In uie C1JiCb>o ostahllohll!l a medical ocllocll In nat! 111111 C!Jvtland lroa• would northoutorn Ohio. . The. reaol"' weiC<IIIIO tho OJIIOI1unl11 to at. llan aabd the baal:d to roporl R-Ma..won.: iloo, JIJIIOCI alvi!W 19 1011,. rfalill. cOftltllullellllf amo•ad, ' 2l1'PAGES . COLORCARTOON:AUer~ Admlsoiorc $LOO and 50e SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. DON1 RUIN YOUR \ ,..- WITH WORN OUT NEEDLES ·, AND CARTRIDGES ~ ,. The hoppy magic of music will fill tht air lor houri ot tn• '·, ;oyment--with th• right needle or cartridge. WEINEl RADIO 6. · I V H. 2ND AVE.. . MIDDLIPORJ, 0. ::!; ·ne ~~n:'!:b~.the ,rilfl Gell- [ 11'1ollo, ~L8 GAUGES and 18.0 runnf!W 14 feet ot ero; Pt. ~laooant. 23.98; Pom!: roy - ........, 20.BO;_IIfllton, 1.3~ ~wha Falla, 4.26· r1.. ' f~WJ Chlrleaton, l&.Oll rlaiJw, Lonlon, Marmot. and WIDfleld are Olllfle sUL BOAT .MOVEMENTS: GALIJPOLIS LOCKS- Re11ft Walker down 5:50 p.m.; Jtllm Llidd Dean down 8:40p.m.; liarVfl¥ Jordan down 9-.55 p.m.; Jane T. down 2:35 a.m.; SoiV11 5:20 LID. I Titan ~ 5:55 a.m. KANAWHA RIVER Somet ICI 7:10 a.m.; Marmet, Tcby-C ~ 4:50 a.m.; Lolla tiC.eldSbaorNao!~. 6:30 Win, .....~ ICI •• P. ""' G......, T. Price doWn 7:35 Po m.; Alan R. Ne...W ~ 8:50 a. m.; Jelfar1011 ~ 12:20 a.m.; MI. Stab! 4 a.m.; Fnnklfn ,B. ~ 8:35 a.m.; ElprcUf! ·~ 6:40 a.m.; OUichlta down ~110 a.lil;: OIUO RIVER - IAlek 13, Prfll. cwfo down 6:~ a.m.; Lock 14, Andrew P. c.lhoun ~ 7:20 p, m.; Elisha Wood• 111 8'.50 p,111:; Volle7 Tranaportor"' 9:40a.m.; E~r . up 1:50 a.m.; lluncon Bl'UCI -~ 4 a.lli.; Lock 17, 4 Ftoie 111 1:30 a.m.; st. ,Marys admfnimators, teachers and olflor studonta after locldns lfle doors tor ·3'h hoiD'a dllrlnl a ••I meotlq to hoar srtevanceo. The - -blicl.s oorved re!relh· m8nta. Wallhln&ton. D.C., llfiY01' Waller WaahfnlliOn Tburi<W nfghl ordered BOO National Glal:dsmen 011 standbY clu1;y after riolence .at llowanl UniversliJ - • ~ N.... ochoof oi lO,OOO 8ladenll ,rhlch had been IokeR over by mUitanto demandiJig oouraeo more "relevant" to tho black = <11ardBmen, 800 8lrOII& were llandfnl byordered thoro after Thursday's vWlensehool~butat theweremo: National Lond.... .a.:; ~I,J. them. Dallas Gl'bbs Dies Fri.day NEW HAVEN - DoUas Pat. ter8on Gibbs, 51, Broadrun CCimOlard troops al10 remabled 011 munl~, Letart, W, Va., died earlllandby clu1;y at -.n ly today In Holzer .Medical ee... Ulllverslty at Now Orl011111 ter. todaY. .Mr. Gfbba was born Sop~ 21, .The Executive Committee ot 1917 In Mason CGunly and """ the New York Boord ot preceded In death by his father, Education • - earl,y todll to Dwl.ilh~ , ~ 'Jn thor llowot, ' or1: riPftl ~--~ed1a:f o:~. dend 111·· ~ · Anneaatfoll Porm ~ "!!lder• of ·the oblalntd thofr-_ 1 ~whl h dl~ after die area . . c .:.r wort locstad, !!rt1ilauab' • Ill:~• was annelid to wet terri~. . The otate'o hl&li court ruled.• local .option II DOt c:llalllli4 when the area Is ~leaiolatllll passed ,_ ...... · • recta anl,y tho 65 ~t h~ s..reme. .....,. • Q.ll. . '7 :~Ohlbyo:~~ie.tutl =.~: "" .....,u '~.... ·-\r o! 6WL ' ' The bW would Cresto the member commloa!Gil to Ohio C<lnotltulllll and speclllc ....,.,~endatlo., tor c..._.. to the General sembly. · .· · • '· The commlsalan Dl!l"'bet,J would be eppolntad by the ~A~::. fslotlw sar.tce Cclnmls~ wflb at Jaoot 30 rJ. !hi ..... ~· membew or the polltlal party, The, commfsafoa would be Ia llou of.a Conltltilltonl lloil. A proposal tor · mh t cim~ under lfle pr..-. cOIIIIItutl.... must be auboni~. to vat.ra eVOI'7 20 ~a. ' ,. , The Houao allo. Mased til voice vote . a reooluiloa · P~ elafmiJV .May 15 aa Peace <1ft ~rl :Mom~._, Ill <ldo.;• · !. make eon..q:. Y Storm ' S· (Cooitbliod II'Om l'l&i 1) :. KottorlD/1 eflhnaai'.f ..,e fll his city woUld "'l" i•inio '0 .. mWlana." He aild the IJolllli&l. fall\! reoldeato · were "fa 1 ~~epe.~• . AljOui eo mUes IDiih :;. · '...,;:,;. ZanesviUe, · two kUieoi 111 1 was eo111oyed by the ~llor C<Jmpa~ as a truck driver. He hod been a coal miller too. He fo aurvfvod by his wil'i, Louin Rouoh Glbbl; ..,. 1011, Deliver; twodalll!htero, .Mrs. Robert (Janice) Rendrlcks, and .Mrs, Elllll (lialll!n) Long, aU ot J:.e. tart, W. Va.; hio molflor, .Mrs. Laura Fry Glbbl, aloo ot Latarl; flve ·sralllchiJdren, two sfltara, .Mrs. Irene M¥ers, F1al Rock, W. Va., and lolro. J-"'no.ac. Lock 21, Re- dolrD 9: p,m.; Lock 22, Pllll!,p Spom ~ - 6:30 a.m. I Lock :23, Jtllm Puohak ~ 3:50 a.m.; Dlanl Uoawortlt "' 6:30 a.JII,; Reelae ·,Locks, Robert P, Tlbolt doWD 2i40.a.m.; IL E. IIOwlea down 3:1 ·a.m.; 4. V. Crlaa ~ 7:10 a. I GtMJio 1:20 111 ·: locks, BecfQOrd p.m.; Re-a..OO.S . . 11140 p. m.; V!l'•a!lat· "' . • Sblill Ruwlr I;) .12:41a.m:;, Cfi,J of St. 1;)<;1~' a.m.; o\lh- Rev. Dovld Ffelda .alld Rev. Geraid So.Yro wW otllclate. Burial wW be ·In Hotrman Cemetery, Frlendo may ..U at the fllllle10118 Funeral H- alter 3 p, m. saturday. Krloanaaa d!JIIII 8:20 p.m.; "J, S., ._ndara to, dtlacl but Lewis down 7 p.m.; Chlrlea K. ~t ft 1111 "4ellnltoly a down 7:30 Jl.ln.; ste- doWD· · " • 8 p.m.; 11111 Loci\Y down 10:15 · . said the wind p.m.; Edward S. Bosworth doWD .prdlably ,.., above 1a s:to a.m. · · 1 Lou{. were .zU t, Alellllder, . illl! ' :jleii,J LQu van Mc~avllla. The u. ·s, Weall!er I!Jifilau' ~ Clnclmlll Aid ' lcntna . did, .110! !Ddl<fti' booJ1 • shljled .fG1111tiOft\.· denotes • . lol:lildo; Tlii did DOt r.,...l w!Mre 1n Ohio alii Wlnda to be 0111,y ·. Cbootar Re~ 1"".,.~-Chara!r,''er"~- wUI ... he'• land "' 3 a.m.; lap- downl:- :..11, at Col Muntcf.Pil, r w'" ..... "" "' 4~: a.m.; Woltlr ,. Cudr up 4:o.O 11011' ·llulono t'IJI'all!lld s..daJ at 2 p.m. lrvm lflellnled- a,m.1. Meldahl ~·· ~ Ill Ketteti!W l'trlotor rua VaftodMethadlat·a.urch. The Blaske down 4:10 p.m.; !!fiiO been too ama11 for AJIONG '111081! AT 'l1IE SPEAKER'S table durlall Frlclaylll&lll'o . . . YR dl- lOr Slato Treas11J:8r Jdlll D. Herbert were Treasurer Herbert, 0, II. StowUt. COIIIQ treaourer; All,)'. llamlln Kf~W, prooecutfiW attorney; D. Kenneth Morpn, clQ'Iilanqer, and Tony Barr, preofdent of the Gallfa C<>unty YIIUIW Republfcon Club. . \ lnell&lble to run." About 1, 400 rJ. die 2' 000 otudonto at lolarletta College ~· cottod classes today to protei! the expaftfon or .Molman. Dr. Duddy said he had no obJectfona •• long •• the picketing Wll peaeellll, DIVORCE ASKED Cllflorlno Protlltt, Portland, cltBraln8 aroso nef!lect ot duty IIIII extreme crueff,y, has llled a petition for divorce I r o m James J. Protlltt, same acldreu. The plafntlf! II IIOikfng CUIIodY or • minor chUd. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGES - None. .LOCAL TEMPS Tile femporalure Ill Pomero:y's downtown btlslneu dllltrlct at 11:20 ..... Wll 52 ........ dor overuot oklea. SCHOOI.'I TO DISJoiiSS Scllooll oi tho lllulhom Local Sehoql Dilllrfet wUI dliaplsa' CIUIOI at '2:30 p,m, Tueii!V rcir ' ' i . a teachers• meeting. ' '. i'' ~· ~ I A GOOD !fiME TO SELECT MOTHER'S DAY GIFt$ ·~ ~ .. . '\ . ' ' . 'l', - and as a speelal this weekend we n '-llrt In the Helisewarls Dft,artiJII!t on the ist lloor' •:· / \ 't . ' ' .~ . Bll Sale of w"l known "'aile of Cookwn ·Sets - teflon·coated Siuce ~ans ·11111 Sauce PGts ..: - \ stainless ste~ mlxllll bowl sets - whisUinl tea kettles - bun ,._, - • .pots '-' el~ldl ' appliances lnc:ludln&lllfCOiatqrs - toast•s .. trr pw - etc. ' ' ·'i •·!t,J hand& with Slate Treosurer John D. Herbert wfiUe tOID'f!W the Ohio VaDey l'llblflhf:w newopeper plant Frlcfaf afternoon. Treaoilrer Herbert wao In GaUJI>olls oU day Frf; .' vlsllfns varfOUB busbleBB and Industrial llrme, Shski:W hands with .Mr. lleriF! are :;..,. .McCoy, Cllrfo Lane and Gory Barr. •, GALLIPOLIS _ Slato Treaourer Jdlll D, role Ill Ohio's !uture, and added Ohio RepUb· Herbert termed the 1970 Ohio eleetforl "one Ucono will face ltll( ._altlon In 1970, of the steto' s _mosl fJIII!C!rlanl In recent Herbert said die Rhodao admlnlmatlon JIIOl"S," during Friday nlsllt's Young Re· has "U•ed up to Ito ptollilaoa," and rec.U· publican Club dinner meotlq In hie honor ed the eondltlon the ot.lit was IJI when tho preiOIII admlnlatratlon took over Ill 1962. In clolblr, Herbert ttmarkod. · "Tbls iB dey Friday visiting btlslnesa and lnduatrtal a perlocl ot revolutloil. · Ptoblemo must be ~;--: . firms. Hla avowed purp:»aed was to see coped wilh by our llldero. We must over. <;.: GALLIPOLIS - Gallla, VInton, oJid .Meiss Camp Francis ABXU1'1. what tho voters, or taxpayers are thlnldns come these problema." ,\¥1111es wUI be " where the actloo Is" Ill a For the Cincinnati youth not engaged Ill In lhfo area. The opeaher was illtrcDloed by Norm l'fl.Diproject Ill ChrlltteneducaDonwhfchwlll helping Ill vacation Bible ocbOols there wUI "Wo as a psrt;y will have oor work cut teach Ito climax June 16~. On lho10 d,.Y& be OliO' or more manual work projects for out tor us durlns the next twoyearo," said stewart, pest presldalll or the GaUfa YB'a. Tony Barr, presfdon~ lntr<Jmced Rod (lor• .u.ere ..WbeatCemj>FrancfsAoburynearRlo the Improvement ot the camp. Ills hoped lho youth!Ul treasurer. Grende SO to 60 Y<iuth and adult& from West. that elsht locAl .high school youth can be . ''The 1970 election will becrWcal becallse don, vice presldont ot lfle YR orPIIIzatfoll wood United .Metllodfot Church In Cfncbmatl. recruftod to share In the camping expert. lho result& of that eleetforl will delermble and other (Illest&, Tbe dinner was prtfll'ld and IIOI'Yed bl '' Adults IJI IIIIa ·will be ,.,rklng as ence or the week with the Cfncbmatl IJ'OIII). our future for the next 10 years," he con. Mrs. Joe Clark' • Homt Eeonomlcs Deport· neatlon Bible school "teachers with local A plamlng meeting wae held rocenUy at tlnuod. ment or GAHS. He pointed out redfltrfctlng will piiiJI a bfg teaehero In some of the churches or thfo Camp Francis Asxury under the loader ship "::0"' SOme of the youth wiD be employed or Rev. John Petrie, mlnloter or education al assistant teachers or recreation leaders, of the Westwood Chureh. GALLIPOLIS - Rev. A. H. lolacKenzfe and while vaeatlon Bible ochoola are Ill proAIIO preoont were Mrs. Lois Runk or Cfn.. . S&turda,y reminded loco! residents ot MooIll local churches,' boys and slrls or clmatl; Rev. and Mra. Slmuel Bo,ydind.Mrs. dey evening's Town llall meelfn& oched. , JUnior hlllh ochool age will be taught at (Continued on Page 2) · uled to beiiiD at 7:30 p.m., Ill the Pariah Houae rJ. tho St. Peter'• l!plocopa1 Church. The Issue to be dlocussed Is: "0 u r GALLIPOLIS - Marlfn G. Kems, Gelltpo. School In !he Galllpolle Sehoollllatrlct." llo, executive ·vice presldonl or the First The public Ia lnvll8d. ' Nat!anaf Bank, ~.came th~ Hcon4, .ciJI'!Iolite. -· r nfn:: - ,.. ' . ...,..,. • · :: ........ !!X . ,. Jllbn IL Wriall~ 2~, Rl. otftho·hlainn~Y aDd ~ckapsrkedcarownod to ''lllo tor a 'll!ilt liD tho cll;i' oehool boal:d ''MIS lqclsod In the GeWa Counf,y b7 Ar1htir C<lli~, Rt. 1 LangtvUle, and whe~ he tiled his nominating petltloo Setur· day mornblg with tile Gallfa Cooney Boal:d or or blt-eklp an~ lett of cen.. lett the scone. .l · or an !ll)cfdeDI earfy sawr. Tbe patrol lnvestfialed a threo.ear rear Election. Kerns wUI be """"'ns his lldl:d torm '(DICifl!lil& die Slato Jlfgh.,.., Patrol re- end collllfoo at 4:45p.m.Frlda,yonRt. 7, nve and !OID'4onths mUes north or CHester. an tho local board. He Is prealdont or the driven by Wrlllllt and Leland ~sene Cars driven by William W. Milhoan, 18, Gallipolis Board or F.mcatlon. Only other candlcfato to rue for the cit,y l@I'!Jnl 19, o!l64 North Third Avo., .Middle. Rt. 1 Long B<ICillm, and Donna L. Gibbs, .MD>DLEPOJIT - An apposl lor lunda ""s board thus tar fo Richard C. Roderick, made Sofllrda,y by tho lllddleport Fh'e Desldoawfped at 1:25 a.m. saturdly on 34, MAlson, W, va., had ~ In that or· anemDenorthoftho Gallfa-.Mefsa eoun. derbeh!Jid another ear that was maJdng a last Wednesda,y, seeklns a llrlt term. partment. The 111'111• ol Kerns and llarland T• .Mor· The petrol said Wright laDed to stop lett turn. Rathor than to bring fa a lfK>Ir or carlll. the accident. Behlod tllem, James L, Wfnnfn& 68, Vn· tln expire this fO&l'. FUfnB deadline lor all val as In the post, the . . . , . _ fo asldng Count,)' Deput;y Sheriff Jack Owens l0111oYm, Pa., tafled to stop andhlo car muck contested posts at tho Nov. 4 pnerol elec- buofnesses and relldonta to ' ""trlbuto to tile Wrfajit a short Ume lator In Clle· the back of die Gibbs car forcing It Into tf)e tion lo Wedneidoy, Aug, 6. deportment. A . . . - IJIOIIesmansaid tho Cordle smith, Green Twp., tiled hfs nom!· Imported lhows solicit lor advertlslns Ill od· as Wlilsht · ~~rove onto Rt. 7 fronl a back rJ. thellllhoan ear. street. He wao boolbd at the jaD at No one was InJured and there was mnder- nsl!ng petition Friday with the GaDfa County dltlon to Iakins a nwJor port of theprucouds, Booird or Election for the JJOst or Green Twp, thereby providing little benefit lOr die depart. Sat.lrcJO¥. ate dlmage tO die Gibbs and Wbmfng cars, rlios inodorato diiJilBfiO to both cars with minor diiJilBfiO to the Milhoan vehicle. truatea, Smith Is Olllf the third trustee can. mont or die comrmnl1;y. ~ f~ according to tho The patrol cited Winning to Meigs C<lunty dldato to rue oo·tar. Ill the 12-montb period OlldiJq( Jan. I, :: · .q Court .MIIJ' 16 011 a charge of faUure to stop 1969, the .Middleport doperlment Wwerecf Where There's Srrwke There 171 emergency was ane o1 IC)IIl' .Melp Count,y accf., wlthln die assured clear distance. calls and 57 lire calls. There f1!Yestliated late Friday and earlJI An unldentl!led lractor4ralfer Olpped ap 1 were over1,074 man holD'• rrpentoothecaUo. May Any IIB'ililv l>V tho lloDe and cracked the windshield on a car drlv. )I lddltfon, 30 member• ot the depart. GALLIPOLIS - Eight Golllpoll8 Volun-' accldont occurred at 6:45 en by Robert C. Parker, 44, BelP!'I, al mont savo 9,516 man hoiD'a lut year Ill at. 124 twoandml>llsl!mlloa 3:45 p.m. Friday an Rt. 7, two and ·..,. · leer Fifemen and two trucks modo a l'IID lendance at tralnlnJ aelllona, lllOOtlnp and at 2:57 p.m. Friday to die realdence of LorLinpvlilfe. An un" 4flled car went ball mUea brill ot Chester. en Wol!,, .MW Creek Rd., three mDes north olflor even!l viW to the llmetfonfns orthedo· N 'lD parlment. ot r.IIJ,olli, but there was no lire. Bll:dnoll hOUoeo havo boon mslled letters FlrelMn checked the entire houoe but arrklnc· l-r!Je!petion In the fund drive. Real. coli!~ aotl ~ a tire. Neighbor• hod tolepbaned til'~)' saw llllOke CODling ll'om the danto are lnvlled to Jollllbo lruafneollDOD Ill attic ~ IGOI ot !he houoo. Firemen taldrrs port In tho drln. c.,.....butloas me¥ be lORI to the Middlethoor(zOcl wb&t they saw ""s stoum crest. port Fire Department, P. 0. Box 144, Middle· II 111 tlln on the root. 11 """ the 65th port, Ohio. ailrJII ill.."'" :rear for local llremen. t ' . ··.· ~ . hree County Proi ect Set ~~:su: :::::ss.:'d.u:t~r~i '. ...,. · J Kerns. Files ffi • area. .' on .. .,. 0 . ita•• •PiltrQl Charges Driver School Election 0 Firemen Invite reoult Public to Help Just ·' r' . i.: ;;'··FIFl1l GRADE PUms o! AddaviUe Elementary Sellocll . , the opporlunlt.J ot shak- 1970 Key to GOP wa• ELBERFELDS-POMEIOY IRE-OPEN FR.IDA ·. AN·DSATURDAY NIGHTS .IJN:fll 9'- ' '~He ftl 11/CE TfN t;ENfS :. SUNDAY, MAY II, ' NO. 15 tW1'11¥11d1 die wl"'tQ .'~. i1f., .. · liquor · pe~ts .whwh wereOhlo ~= ~!II,J;.::so.:r:: nu'1o:~·~,;r~~ ~.::2~~~~~~:~ - ~~lljl!~ " .,.,,. 0 Ill rHREE SECTIONS ' 111 • wW · - • .., the Nou.. ..... 11\11 -~ , Coal..-· •nmbe~ ballol. . ~d • ear11": . !ought with · radl<!il :iludolita who rampeged lhtou&ll·' the tt b u _ campus aboutlilg "liM II down." Black atudenls at """•no Unfversl~ earfy today releued ... , COLUMB11S (UPI) - T b e Ohio lllatm1 Dopertmonl op. Oiled bids Tllll'ldly ... 64 pro. jocta tllialfna $10.1 mUIIGilln-. ch\cJinllllne federal proJoctl. MAIIJE'ITA, Ohio (l)PI) SoYen counties ot IOIIIhoul ·Earle lllelman, -'1 electod Ohio flpred In tho total pte ltudent body prelldalll ot .Mor. loUa Colleso, was erpeUed f,. $14,U5. Tile¥ we r e ~Idly for maJdng "Jncendl. Molp, Alltenl, ()aiDa, llockary~ remarks to the ochool'o ·ln& .Momoe, .Morpn, Nc:l>le, Vlatan IIIII Wasldngtm, per. efllet admfnimator. Dr. Frank E. Duddy, presl- tal!lfna to pslntlngCOIIIer llneo, dalll ot lolarfeUa COllege, Aid bid allardod to J, W. MeCor. lillck, Inc., .Manlltleld. )!alman had - e d at I rar· w :" ular IDOIIIhl¥ meeting between oehool otllcWo and - n i l to pre811J! a lllatoment. "He mad& a lllatemont that wao fnaullfn& poaalbly sJandor. O.s, and most certafnbo bi....U. seld. ary' .. Du..... llalman woe -Ued followIna the meeting by Dr. AD• Boaeh, doan ol the colleso. ' DuddY said lolalman was lllo ell&lble to be student body prealdont bocauae he """ under prb. batiOD for .Uosodll belnc fniJdo a Blrla' dormitory after houra. "He """ electod by Juallns tho mMlart bod;y canstllutlan for hil own bellellt," Jluddy llld. New President In GaWa' -county, the daughtor of tho late .ttllm end Swish- Of Students or WUt. She waa a member of the Poplar RfdRU '8qjtlst Church. She wao preceolOd In death by ()ut of Office her hosbolld, Hollis;' daugbJuly 18 , 189., ~o Sun., Mon. & Tues., Mlly 11 - 12 • 13 , . B • tl ·!=ti.e .Mrs. Mary !reno Shumaker, 74, S. Soeond S!. ; Mldd!IJ>OI'I, died unexpectecfly ThiD'Bday af• ternoon et the home or her daughter, Mrs. Geraldine Grueser, / ' ,• I ampuses . r1s e . 81\'ER NEWS·\ J ;~~"'::.:. "!'. 4: In Arm·ed Guard. S . fo1 \ 50. IIIIi). ""!J· !he to Dies Thursday - c !:a"::'m.~!';~::~!:.::: · Shumaker 1 Two Accidents Investigated ::;-•:s Member Federal Re~ve System OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS Miss Condee , . Dies Wednesday ~ ' ft-., To be sure that you really know where all of your valuable papers-deeds, policies, Wills, birth certificates-are at all times and that they, your jewelry, and other valuables definitely are there: RENT A ' • f'r*y, Nty ~. Not Be Fire lliiOW:,_ PA'!Eift' PAPERS - lllurlee V, Reed ot Rel:4tvllle dlliPIIJipUoaliiiPift he uJ hfo brolflor, Marrin, hive received for fnventiJis a novel tue1 delloory unt1 wbldl can be Installed on psolble pumps at aervlce stotfoos. The llilll can be pnuret to.matfcoiiJ' delfvar a seleeblif amount or !uelu doblrmlned by tho slllOUlll or lliOtle1 wbldl ibe customer wlohes to li)IOnd. · - Brothers Patent New Device for Gas Purh,p BY BOREBT WINGETI REDJSVU.U!! - Till• mraU eastem ~ C4liiiF (>iMD\11\lf;!o ·~· Ill# tile' llat!CIII•• nowest two Inventors. They are the broUtero .Marvin W. and llleurlce v, Rood who recently recefvSd u. s. Pa- No. 3,435, 991. ThO¥ were authorized by tho federal P · ernmont 111 Aj)rll to receive a potent tor their fnventloo or a 1M1Yel fuel doUvory unit for poolble pumpo a( aervlce sta. tiona that s111Dmatlcslly dollvero a opeclllc amount ol fuel as dotormlned by lfle amoulll ot money which the cuotomer wishes to apend. The Invention, caUed a "Fuel Delivery Unit With Pump Switch Cut.O!f," wae CDD· celved by .Maurice Reed, a parlnsr Ill the Reed Brother& Store here wlthanotherbrother, Dohrman Reed. "I had thought about such a thing for 10me Ume and one day I caouaUy menIIDnod It to Marvin," oafd .Maurice. .Maurice said Marvin, who works as a crane operator for Electromat at lolarfet18, fmmedlotely bessn sketching the device. The Invention 1000 materWized. uwe WDrked Cll it olf and on for aboot six months belore llnoUy deciding diet we b'lrd lho Idea fuflJI developed," .Mollrlce said. The Reed brothers then turned their Invention over to the Ra,ymond Lee Organ!. zatlon, Inc., Now York Clt;y, tor enslneerfnB work and to check out Idose. The Roedo teamed aboot the firm which MW bas been assigned 10 per. cent ol the patent, from Pqlular .Mechalllco .Masuble. II ""s 011 September 26, 1967 diet blue. prints were complsted and irii>mltted to U. S. Pltent (XIfos trfllcfal ... ' ''We'"'wt'· to· make NVer'al reV!-. J~e.; (Coatfnuod ... . BahIes Pace 2) a· . ~lDICS Begin May 14 POMEROY - The 1969 Melp Cc:unt;y Rabies Clinic program will be lsuncbodOD Wod· nesda,y, May 14; at an fnnc>C!dstJm perlodS.C p.m. at the Middleport Fire Station All animal& vaccblated IJI 1966 or before oho\lld be re ..acclnatod at ooe ot tho six clfntc locations betWeen .May 14 and .May 2G, olllcWs said. Dotes, limes and locetionl ot the fnnoculatloo times Include tile llaclno Fire ' Jlulland Fire Slatlon on .May 15, 5-' p.m.; statfoo on .Moy 16, 5.$ p.m.; llelgo HIIJI School football field "' l'onlerCQ'. ..., 17. 10 a.m.-12 noon.; Cbootar Fire 91atloa, Nty 19 !rom 5.$ p.m. and at the Gran&e JlaU IJI Harrisonville on May 20, 5.$ p.m. The cost rJ. tile Y1cclnatl0111, alvon 'llfdl. l,y and pafnleslily, In order to wllre out rableo, Ia $1.50 per pet. Doe• muat be br 1 , . on a leolh and cola in a ..,. . . bGL The YICCfnatlon will Ill! ~ ,;roan, except oo doss under fire lllDllllll oiCI a.l oU cafa, which llhould.be YOCcinitod: §AI ly. Dop over t11reo - . . ·Old d over Sfx manlhJI,old r ctf:tel!Jl!,... clnationL · ...·' ' lhi!II!" �,, ' ' • ' ' Some Do.ubts q,_boot Gov. ·Moore's DriUingPlan ... ..... Covemor Arch Moon of Weill Vlr.....-. !be llollllless 'Ill IIIIOcklag the dbU.,-bls.·. t01111 stste, ..,. llboken up lllllll' or .unn Oblo. . ius recent OlllllWICelllel that Welt VIrilni• wiU bkll , for the gao and oil that 111a1 lle under 't he Ohio IUYer II the Immediate ..... of ·!be - of ralllllll eiabrows In IN.a - . We're IWlt cootellllnc; ·!be ownershiP of !be Ohio River. 9omeboiiJ a 111111 time 110 as•l&ned that watered-<~~~ rial olltste to the Old DomiDioa, and Walll VIrginia became a otate In 11163, llle river went wilh the land. 'lllere 11 1 Clllleldenble bod:1 of aphdoo, however, that • few poilU of major coocem to Ohioan a and Weill Vlrlinlan& be ..Wed Gllr. Moore and bla aDIDiotrallon ba- '*"'" '"'I 'llle pobt'lof ~oro, a.ioi!IB •and Tfelt Mllllcno haVt .,_ I ,; . . Fn'day· . ~ \.10 · •••!Ill a....,..... un- MEMBERS OF XI GAMMAMVa!APTEiofllelaSijpDa Pill SororiQ' are plctored at a workshtlp held Thurlllilyat lbe home or l!a!'blrlllelziJW. prssldeot, lnpreperatlonforallea market. Manlbera ara llhown n!lnl&hllW antique !urnltore which will be lllil<lae llle !toms. 'llle Oea marhet will be held tr.m 10 a. m. to 6 P, ID. next Frlda,y and Sotordsy and lfCIII 12 111X111 to 8 p.m. next SUndaY at the "red bern" wblch I& located on Mrs. BetsIll'• ~ In Puneroy's SUpr Run. Patent Pump Device· Pomeroy Council is I.noking for Minor Injury Is Reported Jn Ace" dent Teenagers Arm Cut -rstu• ~i~i.~;!1t!<!~ngsters ~Take Off ,:T~:f.~.?E For W . as nofn D ,..,'C...· · ·,~ wa't,~Jone.lo!><ihwhlcl~L •, Pilot Project Ha"'n ..ds oif c•l{!arettes R • d 16 Listed for Honors at OU 81•• • · -... ....a at'. :c. Sing il Announced TUPPERS PLAINS - T h e Ealllom Hl&b School llladlum will be lhe llllinltoranGitdeoryouth hymn 11n1 to be held from 5:30 to 7 p.m. 111 &lldiJ, Na:r 18, !PiniiOred by the 91. Paul'• United , MethOdist a.urcb Y111th , Fellolrahlp at TUpper• Plalllo, .,tlie IVmn line WUI be nondenonl\ laailollal lad Ia open lo llte pub. lie. Linda ~t Ia prelident .', J!l' .the JGIIIh feilowllilp • Pal _ ..... , laedet. :...... 1-, r.._ 'i.' ·-~~M':· _,,.\ ~~ . \ .....,..,... ...... · a.. Restaura.nts O&ester township Will Observe Gives to Crusade CJIFSI'ER - 1i'he caReer crullde In Cheoter Townahlp has netted $290.50, It Is reported. Workers cmtscled 285 homes with contrlbutlona beilll given at POMEJIOY - Nine Melp Coun- 2t3 homes. Mrs . .Mar1101 Parker, 1:1 reotauranto wiU observe col- chairman, extends thinks to con- COffee Day In Auto Accident u.ere •w--• - ' \ .L.I ', .. , · Barr.& Son Has · .RUtlalid.Mea New Franchise . GALLIP()LIS- 1'116 ~ lne., hllbeenlward- Barr"~ '· .· ~~ · '·uur fee day for thebenelltoflbeOIIID1:1 cancer crusade Wedoelllloy. Mrt. 'lbeodllre T. Reed, Jr., II cblllrman of the aetlviQ' wWi tho parltclpallq restauronta to dooate proceeds from coffee soles for ·the dll' to the cancer fund drlv •· Participating ellobll-enta lnclucle Crow' a, Bailey's, moe and Grey, Bowers Drive-Ill and Court street Grill, Pomero.r; Jack's Dllry bar and the wame lllap, Middleport; The Club, Racille and Archie's llecreallon • GALLIPOLIS - Principal James N. M. Davia, Gallla Academy Hl&b School, Invited me Into Ida omce this week to show me s0111e.. - •-u•• •oanled me an old cellophane covered diPIIIlll, or certlfl· ·•ate, more than 100 years old. .. . Doted March 29, 1867, It waa tho dlj)llllll of George Wolf, who, accor<llng to the words printed there, WJS graduated tr.m the Com· :.:merclallloputmeat In the Scleoco of Practlceofllwble Eatry Book", heopq and Its Collective Science, and that at a regular Olllllllna·~ he wao fllund to be coqetent ,_Scl.millc Frlnclj)lea In every Dapal1ment of CCIIImeree. "6~;..:: ~ .AcUelllt m.atScllool, accordllW 't.o'!WCI!Pl<h"Wiii'~har;; . -'i-.~ .JMI&nd· " ., "l'tehtl311£12~, 18'11:eSip!lbfGe0rp Wolti' \l!Pf~ifan:· c.'llOii-1,' ''. _, :· , '·~· ·'" >·" · '" "'-P.tindpall F.· P. 'Smith, Principal, Canlnlitclll Dapai'III\Oli• Sllll~" · · · -' ' ,., 1 ... ~·«uh, PresldeiX; and IL Aleohlre, Secretaey, . ' PLAN TO SERVE ''" 'llle·dlpiCII8 was aemtotheGollla ~Hiatortcal SocleQ' and CHESTER- Plansforobsorv-~ Ita '!'11 to GallJa Aclllieml Hlgb School b,y Peter G. I~W Memorial Day were made ala -•·6880 llrklgitOIOD; ~mall. recent meetlpg ol the Chesler -~· · Of aU !)laces,' Geoqe Woll'alo~·dlploma was !omd In Fire Deparlmert. The deport--'~ the bottom· of an old ohoR>IIig bq ala Good Will Store In Cincinnati. .nent ·will slap a chicken ber· c: becue dlmer. A perade to the ·· LOOKING OVEIIa Ull c1 Gallla Academy lllgbScllool aradUalea, cemetery will be held at 1:30 "'f!rool 1901 throuab 1910. I noted there were 137 with the larpll p, m. "' claaaeo In the last three yearo. Thare ware 21 graduate& In 1908, .. 24 In 1909 """ ;a In 191Q. iii! Allother look at the Uat and I ftnl there are severe! par10111 whooll recGIDize u being Galllpolla resident& todaJ, Thay lncludOd, b,y, claaoeo: 1001 - ~ Small MclDqre, 1902 - Henry W. OlerriiWton, 1103- Beula Uhri11Perry,l904- AllceAieJiander Wolfe,l907. ~· Rleheltl (Pete) ,lfeConnJck, 1908 - Margaret Ecker, Edith .lluta~er, and Gamet Sb-OIIIIfeUow (my second grade toacher), .,1909- Ella Liddy McKnlaht. and 19{0- lftrold Sal!ord. Reb.ld, trlbetors. Workers Included Mro. Emeraoo l'lloler, Mrs. Gordlll Ride- .' The firm hal over a PT., ~.LE~T - PC)rllona of delilna Jo clloosefl:qm. Mr. Barr 11 special bleasi~W were read by laid the home& can be built 011 llte Rev. c:utrordSchane, with the lndl~ Iota, or llll Iota church bella. &Oi!ndllw. at the plied by the.flrm. Service Guild lunebOCMIWedne.. I wu alto IUJIIOWioed SMurday ~t Olrlot l%11a<:opal Olurch dq that 111e Barr firm hal been Pariah H111so. . awanled a Generol PoOl Cotpor. Tile llalineaa meetllW of !be a11on francblso. Tilt firm wtU Qulld was, preolded over by the build both coounerclal and reelpresident, Mra. llolner Martin, c1en11a1 111011 • • Sr. Two of 10 !oldiJv banquet - - - - - - - - ta,blea had been reJinlahed by Bill c0111£11eted. Wells, Sexton, for the lnspOctim He also described the bishops' ofllte members, and It wioavoted rose l)lrclen, alii the 57 acres of to have him ra!lnlohallthe tableL "oedland on top of the mountain A stea>-otool for the kitchen was where the cathedral stands. The donated by Mrs. Maurice r.fo,yes. calltednl Ia the only gothic A rummage llle will be held cathedral In tills ciiWltry and hsa the Oral week In June, with Mrs. the grandeur of llte European MOton Miller acti~Was chairman. calltednls with Its 14th Centucy Proceeds are to help doil-sy ex· stained glass wlndowa, he said. Pense& cl the trip to be made by Holies sea Mrs. Tm1 Wolters, the church acolytes In August, to Mrs. Elza Martin and Mrs. DoArlington, Vs., where they wiU mar Martin served Mrs. Maurice serve 11 the Waahlrlgton Cathed- Mo,yeo, Mrs. J. J. ~Mrs. F. ral101 Wast VJrrlnla llo¥· W. Ingraham, Mrs. D. N. ConThe guild voted to dooata $25 nors, Mrs. Lucy Moreland, Mrs. addllioral to the Rev. Schaoe for Bill Well&, Mrs. Milton Miller, e:q>ense money for the Washi~W- Mrs. Clllrord Schone, Mrs. S. c. ton trip. Wilhelm, Julia Smith, Mrs. Gall The Rev. Schaoe described the · Faires, Mrs. Rsbe Beale, Mrs. Waahlniton Cathedral, <Mnecl by J. C. Cochran, Patey Hill and Dodthe Protestant ~I scope! Founda- dso Foran. lion, anddmatecJb,yWoodrowWUHostesses for the nextmeellq son In 1915 for a National Shrine. on June 4 ' will be Mrs. WUey The Cathedral Ia now two-thirds Minton and Mrs. Edith -klns MASON DRIVE·IN VI/,_ - ~~. _ .£...._ ' ·~~A D-rr') / , , 'I:r :...; _, ,y !."-~' ,I _,., . _,.-rT , ._ -- AN ALL-DISNI!Y I!NTI!IIITAINMI!NT "IIIDOIUMI ·-- ,,. Man. & Tues., M8y 11 • 12-13 ~I A1•...1•-1 DOUILI fiA'IUB PIOGUM lWINNER OF 8ACADEMY DOUr, Mrs. Larry Farley, Mra. ~a, Mrs. Donald Van !ilella TOOOJI, Mrs. Alvin Mra. Charles Goegleln, GoegJeln, Mrs. Willis Mrs. George Wol!, Mrs. Jlopr Bahr, Mrs. RalphBallaro, Mro. Bob Ritchie, and Mrs. NormanRose. James Meier, Tripp, P8uy Frolll, MEIGS THEATRE :' - home. ·~-..._ lillowl foe hil ........ the poso;_,. oedllndor Lira ...told qainlt lbo lamia& .........,. ot molulioo. .. .- ... ..' . SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON (Technlcolor) Dor COLORCARTOON: Alterego Admission: $L 00 and 50c SHOW STAJITS 7 P.M. - PUll ' ·----- IMlOGER litO W11H ........ _ lo-CW·•.__ IHtwi.. ~~~.~am. -sam- -~ 'lllllllllt . . . . . ~- _....... HXM.UII MiliUM JMDUM lw~ u.IUI .IICI..U ,it. __ "RRAD TO TROPEI" !COLOR SPECIAL) D l - ... n.m:tiEIIMIRf ........ lrlll .. . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ WE OFFER ONE OF THE LARGEST DISPLAYS Edrly American . , , CAN IT BE that I gred~ated from Gallla Academy Hlgb School ~· yesra qo? That was 8mle claso - 94 studenta, not DliiQI of 11hG111are still ·ln'llte old French Clq. We were the Drat of the Flbe<11111 ·F'i'fl!~s. Thera bill never been another clau like that Thlo time of yeer holds both fond and lid memoi-lea lor tha p'ld. uatllw ll!l"'or~ FOil&' year~ of soodll!tmorlea ~xed by !be Juni..-· Seal!II" Bail;llet IIIII; the PrCIIIi the latter we called a dance. But IIIIJ'Yi aone fancy an ua and call It a "Pnm." A vleUm of prqveas was the Junior .• Selllor l!anquot llll tha 11>cal ac;-. ~r• hson't ~ a banquet ... for SOleral y.,..a, two or lhree it iiaot We lludeita, olwaya looked forward to thO ,llaaquet. · The banquet olways iave tlie bo.ohful fallows and -who coqldn't dalice - 8Cllllewl1ere to go and aomelhlng to do. It modo Y'"' . ·f · that you were I part ol the pasoi~W scene. . • ·:: · Tho ~·sills of the aiiiUll hsnquet renhe olq with the .,.... ·IIPtiUni liM In the ~~ CIQ' S.hoolo ao.a thiDg .l ..ted to 101 · ,:p.eelled. Shortly after tho city dlacontlniled Ill l!llf)lq bat lhe ~ CGum,y Schoolo ~~~ dllcodlooed thO cOUIII,y wide !PelllrW 11eo, · Vaybe It'a j.m a boil lllller 1111 bonnet b!lt I !*f*d to see ·. both of them eo. eJI)OI!tally tha JI10illlW bees. ·' • - ' om , · ;·K.~)·· · -· t , AND, SI!EAKING OF TIDNGS GOOIG-'. It's not-~ lolo!rn. 11!11 tha oldeot lo!lftJaD rivalry In tllla part of.(be Obl~ Valley ~10) •{lit beellcancalllod - at lout !o~ lin! CunhV soalol!.lllri ~f4rtlqr . '¢'> ~.14! q.. ._. Galllpolla- Pl. Plealllll football pule. , , ll'he Blue Davllo and lhelr ,_ Colch, whoeyer · . ~·- tha 8011011 next Sliptember · ' ;,~=~~Then .for . tile last- pmo of lhe J Weal ·Will • - to ·' · ..... ·•··· · It has IIIII beia 4, ~·and lbe (be river at the two COIIUIIIIIIIUeo r1. the~~!hool Button•lufted high boc~ charm In tho tvar pojlular wing dooi~n feoturing mapla-finiohtd oxpostd front wood arm panel; and bo• pleottd akirt - OM ol ' Rowe's moot papuli1r furniture atylu. Ch.Oiooitllw • B. F. Goodrj~h T••loam L•'-• Fo011' !~ • - _,.. 0 .; , I ) :·• , , .... , ' . ~u•hlon•; ot ••p!rtm,--:(!·~~~ionine' ;,_c~f<a;rt· •n llacron. Ato•labi<Jl in o wldt ran,. of 1 _'· orly .... , '· , · , ·-~ · ana oo lao. Pl.._ttlv,·""" s~l•l!l• 1ni:IU!15 : ., , lit no 'iddilionai'C:h.,.it. , · ' · ' •·· .' ' ,· . ~·· ,:", . l: ~';'~~on,f~rlc1 '..~~~~~'II ~liiido; lr.•h; lapf\trte-; ' ' a,. Thoy fact an unknown wodd of odv111luro with lntflfH11 lholr only QUidtlo TONIGHT, ·•r.tO!iD,rt·>" ' t ·< • ' AND .. TUESDAY· · ,·,.• .. .'MAY>!~· 13 -·" Walt Dlaney·s Jam:r~:: ..,. Fh lrNtCiulle Tho*"" "';QJ._ . POMEIIOY - Mr. altd Mra. Earl Kelller1011 of Wllmins!llll. Ohio Rt. 5 ... lllllllliiCine: tha birth of a 1011, KeYin Ray, May 2, Thlo II fhe KiltariCIIII' flrot 'cblkl. ~are Mr. and lira. Dale Keller- of PometoJ, llld Mrs. liar.. l)rooay "' HamUion, Oblo. Mrl. Dale KeateriCIII Ia In Wllmlnaton helpto cart for her - araed- ONE WEEK SUNDAY-SATURDAY MAY 11-17 teart. SON BORN MAY 2 ' Read'tO Giwd t t;.f.'ancblso 1M KIDIII>tr1'1 . Vtr&!Diano, for more 20 yean ·•' . dlrec:tiDa IIKIItY bllo cartroliina """ r~ rt4LiPoW - Jad&w Roboit Ins pallutillll In !be Ohio atrer. Tile : • . S; Bela (!lied fwr ,......, cl,!ld . the vallOJ as an .JmUatrlal eoD1IIIex •.• a ~ the • ~. ~IIGI, Fri· home for mllllons of AIDer\_ In tact blale• dq lnGaUJ;n!laMIIIIdpafCourL 00 the oveulual cartrol of pollution In tile F..., oUjer 11"1"801111 .·tortelteil ' ' Ohio and Its main trlbutlrleo. . ~ oa patrol charges llldli>ree I tberelore Is with unclerllandable OCIIOel'll torfolted llll clq polloe cbargaa. that "" view eo.. MooN• """" to pll oil F1ne4 ·were James o. Calli. · and ps drilling operallona ill "the river. -*. 60, ~D; $10andcoall, One mechanical error, some dll', eslll7 P8I'IDil!lnl an uan_...a,eriOII could ruill the work of decades. One mlotalre, to Gllll-lte a motor vehlcleJ Paul lq It to lllman mlscalcuWim, could aot back II. Ca- 32 BldwaU, , 10 pollution abatement lor years. . . loci ........ 11 such ""re to h-n CoY· Moore' a lteal· clal vehlcie wilboUt a chlidrtlll"l ury ill ctw-leston never could lind _ . , u . Jamea B. WlllilmJ, 151, ~ ~- _..., IIICIIIOY to relnmurso tile daiMP to bla """ ..,so; 1 lin removiDg oil IIIII pa """' ..... - _, --•·•· IWlt to us ill Ohio - - Rt. 2 ~l.lpolla._.10 and ~. under !be river. ......,..e, ce.-.., ' exjllrod operatllt'oliolll8e; CblrThe 111011 sorlou& abjectlm, ourel7, to drilllly, and Jndialla, bla close neliliJora. lea' W ...,_,..... 21 Rt. 2 GIIIIThere Is another main point of ........, ,, • -::7" . • Ins ill tile river bed lnYolveo pollutkla. Lind Ollllerl .., both aides of the rlver pOlls, •10 - colts, VIThe 111t1on has .;.111 wiCIIeaNd the deotrucblcle lion of - - mlleS of Callforala beacbel ill havt certain rJahts of SCC088 to llte riYOf F..:.~M•• ' '--~patrol ·and Ito aborellne. as riparian ri&IJII, ............ ...... 11!1 the Santa Barbara ares by oil IOIIlilq from these are belllc to Ensiilll COIIIIIIOIIlaw. . . charpa were Jolui F. Kem,p, 36, al!ahore drinlns operallal& No CliO yet hu We can pas all ldDdl of pralolema abould I!UDIInilal. W. Va., $18, "''fedfamd a complier able to 111011 the poularise In CoollectiCIII with rlparlan rlslits were Ins; Woller E. JIUssoll, 56, l!lmtble - ond ~· - oflolsoo that .., and oil wells to aprout from the ado I!lv- IDgtoa, w. va., $18, parkin& m . wtU ..,..., to llte COIIIIDOOIIell1 of Callforthe hllbW; -old L. Borton, ' n1a and Ita people. erive cleUbt If eo.. Moore'• dolllr-hwl&rY ad- · 66, ~8, ~nto~~canon; Clolr E. (Cortlllled frGI\11:'1P 1) &Jcb losaea may aomedll' be aacrlbed a mlnlltrl1ion oonlllclereil lbe objecliCIIB certain Barilla, 42, 'l)31edo, $308, drlvclowie of the valve 111111 tho coosoqueat rore the papers were filially: entered for iixad ~ volue. For'""' cleo& me mess1m be raised,.. r!parian·or pollutlonlfGUI1IIa. lnsw!illellltoxicated. ...... d. llte llow of fuel. When lhe kaab ure the lou In dollero when IIOIIIOiblni that There BIMIUid be some ......,.s belore the Cited by clqpolice, tbeaepar- patentcooalderatlon," oel<\lllllrlce. Ia pulled oat, !be _.awa ma:r be used, If The lnvenllon of llte lleed brcllhera In· waa beludfUI Is made bllo IIOIIllllliDi II8I.Y flrlll bid lor drllllns In the river 18 cooeld- ems forfeited bonds: JIUasollaA. delired, to dl_.a lllel without 1111'.ond foul-omelllng lor who knows 1Dw long? red Blake, 20, of 828 Secood Ave., eludes a JOIDIII, bose, -lie and usoclset pries CCIIIrol. e . and Slplsmund L. llan!er, U, atecl valve, and a meter which ma:r be The lleed brolhero hare beeo eantaded of 100 Gar!Wd Ave., both f23, prOJOt manually to a ieleeted prlel! llllllca- ' by .""' _ . . . . . lhowlq Interest Iii buyspeeding; llld Howard I., !hiv- live ct the am- of lllel to be clelfyered. Ins a.e Invention, bill no Ale haa belli cloaer, 18, Patriot, $28, apaedlne. The unit Is either to contain, or Ia - . ed. oectod to, a 8UIIIlll' ol fuel. The patolll ajlpllcallon · aplailatloo paints out: ''II Ia oommon pr~ca for the dllpaasilll at psollne ataltonl to illclucle arnnpmenta whereby, !be taDk of a POMEROY - Agreement was Mo,yor Logar ordered the Frl- the aewap system matter, deYehlelels to be !llled,llteclellveryllfpaoliDe reached b,y Plll!lerOl' VUlap dll' seaaloo receollllll and 11>- clded by a 4-0 vote to authorize POIIEIIOY - A Poinei'O)' '-&or Mlllerwill be otopped automatically at the prGpOr Council Frlda1 nlglrt to a6- nounced that It would be .....,.. use o1 Plastic truss pipe. Cram ed a lecerl1lon of her rl&bt arm In a ..,.. time. This ,l181'1111ta the llltlllll aiiEndullto dill oral bids on the sale ol$400~ venecl on May 16. The additional the Armco Steel Compallf on the car oCcident Fl'idll' at &:SO p.ni. on the Red perform other talks with theaaouranoethere 000 . worth of !!rot morta&e sew- bids are to be In the hands of project InstallatiOn. Cooncllman I Hlllllold, al>out 100 fl. IIOUIIl of the East LewtU be no overflow of peollne.'' erage revenue IM>nds that would vlllap otllclals before 8 p.DL Don COllins abotalnecl D·om vgt,. GAIJJPOLIS - One porson tart llood. ''HoweYer, •• tbe qpJ.lcaUm explanation Karen Jlsyel, 17, waslranaported l>y prlnrance part o1 thetown'aprapos- on that date. lng. c---'•'necl of a minor 11\iury In coortllueo, ''llle lltuallon II ,Pte dllrerent ed sewap project. Should a lower Interest rate be The mayor's report of li9U6. 75 a-;:-..r collision at 1:30 ~.m. WhBII the cu.-.raakaforaspecllledquanti· nte aUio to· a phyalclan for -tmont afler Meeting In contlmiatlon of a offered by another llrm, the ordl- for the past month was also ac- Friday at Third Ave. and Pine t,y of psollne In terms of price as, lor a car operated by WUUam E. Burpaa, 18, New llaveo, In which abe was a poo....,.., sesaioo that adjourned tr.m last nance would In aU probability be CIPted. St. No chirp was llled. example, 'two dollara worth of hl&b tell.' Monday nlli!lt, c01111cU decided It chln80d to anthorlze oele to that Attending were Mayor Logar, Pollee said He..-y Davia, 72 , Jn IIICh a case, If the IJiallon atteodant - out of Clllllrol, otruck an embankment, would be feasible to ask at least purchaser dur!Jv the May 1~ Clerk Jane Walton and CouncU- Rt 2 ctieshlre, headed northeast atarta the dellvery of psollne 11114 then and 1111'11011 over. seven additional bonding houses m~ . men Fultz, Rizer, Collins, J!ol>. on Thl,rd, had stopped at thetra!- undertakes other activities, he Tho lolel8ll Couol¥ !tierlll'l clepertment flDd tbal to bid on. the rewnue IM>nds. CooncU, In other activity on ert Jlyaelland Roy Reuter. lie signal. Bahlnd him, DeanDa the cuotomer haa accldentalb' received an oeld was medium c1amap tel the auto. invollllp1lon of the accident lo continued. The Mell<ald ~. In a P. Morgan, fallod to stop when addltlonll 9J011111:J ol psollne belora deUvery can be stopped. Thh, ofeauroe, re.ats In a lllOIIIIarY Jooa wl1en the cuotomer repliDao." :1uoestoi!N''for the' · .. a~ ...... a 1®1> lolllllled ..rt ~ f<MJn<'llmen - " • -•-eed 1~II; rlle'Ust Ml'L' Letha: Davis, 59, Rt.~"l! .1urned to a . price. llllllcstlve\ of the, lllel h lum~l!rm'f.:~!::~o.:: ~....,n Cheshire,apoaSOOWtrlnthellaY• to be cleUvered. Wh111 the ed Cll, and a lever Is set to open tho Volfe, Is cor, complllned of her neck IIIIPfOW the Drat resdlqr of the In main..... fUel Ia dllcharpd lltr<u&b llle mzzle uaFLAGS HAVE Alllll\'D) onllrance and then -rmlne u MIDDLEPORT- A coldclown- reword for their ellorts hUI'tlng. She was notlmmedla...., W a cable becGmes IIIII and reaulll In GALLIPOLIS - American Flup tel be It would be possible to seek more pour of rain felled to dampen !be te1111ns oelecy for school cbll- treated. used for decoratioll of Y - ' BI'IYII Cll Pollee lnvestl&ated an accident attractive ;bids. The Drat read· enthelllaam of 37 POmeroy and dren durlns the polll school year· q wao approved by a 1>-1 vote 141ddlaport ylllllpters who left TraYellng b,y school boo, the at 6:16p.m. Frlclay whenatruck Memorial OilY ha.,. errlved at the a.ao with Councllman Fr&Dklln Rizer Fridll' nll!hl from Meigs 111111> group went to ~ where partially tore d<Mn the bllnher V~17, \llemOrlal Co., 431 Seclllld ' Ave., dlssedlng. School oo a trip to Washln&ton, 11101 bolrcled a lraln. ThO¥ arrtv- slgnal .at the bur section cl Gar~)and- be picked up a$D!e. (COotlnued fr0111 P... I) AflerMo,yorCharlasLeprand D.C. ed In Wuhln&toll earlJ Solur· !leldAve.(Rt1)andPortsmouth Hazel llarmon of Vbiton; Ml"i· Vl'flan Tape Colmcll President Lealie Fultz Aij37aremembersoftheoele- "daymornlnswherellt01apealthe Rd. (Rt. 141l. No me was JD. of WllkeiiYille Vnltad x.lbodlot Clllr<:b; lin. RECEIVES DEGIIEE conferred with olllctala o1 the 1:1 patrol at the elementary entlrs day andearl)<evenlngtour- lured. 1 Jean Gllloople .,.a Mrs. llama McGuire of GALLIPOLIS - :Donald E. lloblneon, 1011 lepl firm o1 Sqdre, Sonders and O<hool& In the two communities lng. Ofllcera aold that a two ton Roc1e01 Uolled l!lelltodllll Clureb; Dr. llobert of Mr. and Mrs. lloDald I(. Rabin-, 281 Dempsey and the enllneering and llte trip - the socmd an1'1101 boerded a train for their truck operated by Jamea R. SWin- Muasman, dlrtlelrJr of lbe llln Grande Lerpr Jaclr.ollll Pike, wasl!l'aduated Iaiii week frOID !lrm 01 Burgess and Nlple, It nual one - waa arranged as a return trip .Saturday alglrt and gle, 4.2, Crooksville, struck tho Parl&h; lleY. Coltln Radebelfer, lllpll'lnleilreturned to their bOmea earb' sliD- Tile truck was hlollng a lbe Valv.-lllt;r "' llllrolt, "(Mich.) Collqo "' was found that the additional bids tblaliiOl'lllng. 1,000 piiCII oU lank""" thelql denl of the Valted MelltodiJt ;I'VrtlmllltllDis'l'onllldnl. dllllrlct cbrls===~lle:'tecetred. clecl'eelaCbemlcould be sought but the move ..,..... Tho grwp lnclucled Ropr Dll- of lhe lallk llruck tht alpal. ' trlet, and Mrl. should lllll be delayed. CouncU therefore YOied IIIILnilard, Gre8or)' t.!cldDpOJI, Dougmousb' to approve the second lao Fhalln, Deborah McLiu&blln, resdi~W or the ordimnce outhorJ. P. Soott, J-er Chlpmao, lzlllg Issuance o1 the IM>nds and I!lckle Copr, Ropr Hyaall, Tins ectJtnl'tZe Mayle, Diana smith, Deborah then decided to seek the addition0 •Taylor, Joel Wisecup, Anita Kin& al bids. POMEROY - There Is evl- Michael Gilmore, Cali1y Oaborno, donee available that DliiQI teen- JelfreT R-r, ·Cynlltll Selmel· ...... IIIII Americana In ....,.._ der, Richard COUch, Darla Eb... are taking the hazards of clg- ersboeh, llauneD Heme_.,, .,a. srette smoking seriously OIIOUP Ia Powell, Mary Hawk, jprU to up the hablt,or,ln1111110r- Fraser, Barbern Fllltz, Mike ous youngstero, not startq, HalO¥, ArnOld John-, Vleld KeiPOMEROY - lbteen Melp IJII!'II Blackwood, prealdent cl b', il>erey Lane, _Dioi>a L.YDch, Countlans have been named to the Meigs Count;r Wlit of the Am- Brent ManlOJI, .Janet Neal, Vlelr,y the wi!Ur quarter desn'a IIIII at erican Cancer Soclet;y haa dis- Newell, John Pat IIUay, :Donald closed. Sllvero, Greaor1 Walbunl, Seve Oblo University. A recent natlcnwlde SUrYB¥ of Walbunnad Gerald White. !ludentl named must be Oilrolled 011 a full • time beals. 4,U4 tsen-ap boys and llrlslnFirat quarter and second quarter dlcated that the praportloo Ill ~-two ~.rar Ire-en must have a 3.0 accu- teen.qed smokers bad ~ lqton, lli ~ 1)11 . . . ,.illlftl. .... "'~ , ...!Ill''. . . . . !MJd.. tri!J ... mulaUve. Upperclaa•men mu1t smaller overlnelsrenotladclerwith Taylor ind are, l.tl tD li&k. lllekle . C..U, Mlko , G ilmore, . . _ . JIYiol"·ind Clillr bave a 3.3 average to be named. lnS the palll de<eole. The recent Ji •' Named to the 11111 from Melp auney reveoled'ibat 25.6par cent were, Chesler, BUb' R. Allen; of llte 17 tear.old bQys queried Hemlock Grove, Robert c. Paul- ~-llte.r smoked, 10 yeara IIIII sen; Long Bottom, Thoma•· 1:.. "tlaures for boys of the same Osborne, Rt. I; Middleport, Kar- ap were 34.7 per cen~ AliiCIII en R. HaWIS¥, Carol S. Kin& 17 year-old llrla, !lprea IndiRobert T. Kin& Ollta F. Lewla, cated that 15.7 par c111t of lltem Janlo E. Schmoll; Pomeroy, Da- are amokera todll' spinal 25,5 vfd G. Hararaveo, Michael J. liar- par coat a decade aRO, . _ , queried alao exaraveo, Kemeth L. Harlun& Cbarles H. Knllhl. Gary D. Wch- proaoed dlmlnlahlnsupactatlona riiiiC Racine, Edward M. Brolm; al>out &moldns In the future. Onb' Reedavllle, Rollald M. Orr, and 2.6 par cent or those queried re. · ported that they expected to ba!b>racuso, Clarice J. Norris. come amokers five yeara from - · A whcpplng 45.1 per cent Outdoor Youth Hy""' lilted flatly tbal they did not npeet to use clprettes In flvo Lower Interest Rate on Bonds , P:ortions of Blessing are· '" ., . · ..· ' :By:Judge ·: \ ' \ ' .. ' ' 'I ' ' ' .' lj • �·. ' '<·I ' ' .' ' ' " ' I . ' _.. 1 . ' .llirfili ..... coune. •Fm• .wwe -. . . ' Tile ~·~~~~ liilrrt ·l iiU. Mr1. IIDDM "IIIIIIIIr 11111 t!ll•dl*prile. f I, .·,' ' GEMA ~I IS IIPORTING lwo black. and ·• -en nose. Wciuld yw bollefe that she \rio hit rl&ltt ln tbe race by the faJhily pet, a 60 pound boxer Jllll· Y1111, that'o wbat Seemo !bot Gema wao In a kneOllng pooltlon pdllog weeds, 1101 ._ed. . llt.e bOxer, Iooae Cor 10010 ·,O..rclae, 1houibt abe waa there to plaJ, Aa he ran to her. hla ahoulder struck her race. SEEMS ALMOST VNBEuEv ABLE that a !)Oinaellla plant couldhold ita bloomoll'om Christmas uDllnow. At WednesdaJ nl&ltt'o meeting o! the Chester Gimlen Club, Ill's. Rorace Kin bfW&Itt aloag her polnaellla plant for exhibit. Tho tour bloOms are ao lresb """ ao theY were wllen the f)lant was pre-. ed to her at Christmas time by tile Chester Methodist Choreh. Rebecca Goodnite Wed on Apri/26 NEW HAVEN - The New Hav· en United Methodist Olurch was the setting on AprU 26 Cor tile wedding of Ml10 Rebecca Goodnile or Cincinnati, daugltter o! Nra. Darrell Goodnlte and t h e late Mr. Goodnlte of New Haveo, and Mr. Daniel R. Sieves or CIJ>o elmatl, aon or Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Sieves or Bethooy, Ohio. The Rev. Paul Fortney omc· lated at tile double ring cerem~ performed at 2:30 p. m. The ctwrch was decorated with baolr8111 or white gladioli, palms and two seven-branched cand&labru. Organist lor the occasion wao Mill Becl\Y Burrla 1101 oololot wulir. John Hoilman, who "BecauaeN aJd "1be Wadding Pp7er.!', . ;. The bride wao liven in marrGae by her uncle, Walter Gri~>­ oteod. She wore a chapel length rown or candlellllltt sUk orpD•a 1101 l!ll)Ol'led alencon lace. The 8111Pire bodice wasfashioaed with short sleeves and a portrait neckliM and a chapellang!btl'aln trimmed with lace. liar veU wao of motchlnillace and line silk !I~ luolon. Her bridal bouquet wai cBOtered with an orchid surrounded by carratlona 1101 stepbaDOtls. Mro. Gary Miller, oioter or the bride, aerved as motl'OD of hoaor. Sl!e wore a ~ pink oUk llnen dress, featur1ng an em• pire walat and .Wine oklrt. ller !lowers were a bouquet of pink roses aDd carnations. The bridesmaids, Mrs. Bar· 'cla1 Ward of Washington, D. C., Mloo cecelia Dade of Clncil>natl, Ohio, and Mra. 1ra G&j'heort or Millersburg, Ky., were dresaed In ggwno Identical to tho! of the motron of honor, 1101 small !lower hats In d""' pink. They carried bouquet• of shaded pink carnotlone. Sllloley ~rilorg of MJd.. land, Mich., was best man. Wed~ guoots were aoated by Mr. Berelt¥ Ward of Washingtoo, D. C., Nr, Phillip Goodnite or New Havoo, brother or the bride, and Nr. Arnold Schaewo, Cincinnati, The bride's mother was attired In a light blue dress of sUk lhantung covered with a sheer coat, with acceasorlea to match. Silo wore an orchid corsage. The eroom'a mother won a Jell"" brocade sheath with a jacket. Her corup wu a nne lflen cymbidium orchid. A reception !ollowed the weddfnr 1101 was held In the edu.,.. Ulllll unit of the church. The lllble wao COW!red with a white and Mrs. Robert Emrick, Bell· ville, W. Va.; Miss Brenda Smith 1 ~; 5-71b. averaae lb. io VaUey · WIENERS 15 39~ ... From OlD' Choice Beef 79. GROUND 3 1b·1 BEEF llka.,. • . M'i): I' ·BANNER WHOLE iN RIVEIIsiDE HOSPITAL LANGSVILLE - Wohama Alumni Events are Set MASON - The Wshama Alom. nl AoiiOCiatlm benqnet and dance Ilea been ochemled for 1111 3L Tile dinner will be Hn'ed at 6:30 p.m. In the Wshama lllall School cefeterla and tile dance will besln at 9 p.m. In tho IIYIDnaslum. Mualc; will be by the Bob Herndoo Combo. A portable color televilloosetwlllbeawarded muing tile evenlllg. All reser111tlona Cor tile dinner are 111 be made by 1111 23. Tickato are m salo at Mlller'1 Gro- Nr1. Evolyo SW. PICKLES lloataomarr or IAopvllle baa quart entered Rlversldslletbodlotllo.. J• pitai Where abe baa ondet(lllle blp 111rrer1. Her addreoala Rl•· eralde Melhedlst llolpltal, Room 585, 3635 Olen!M17 River Road, Col.-., Ohio f32U. cor, New Hav81; MaiOII Cclunll Bonk, New Hmll; Smillt'a Grocery, lllrttord; B. and B. llarket, ~ Mrs. lloroiiQ' Ruasell, Muon; Wllllaml' G r o....,, Cllfton; the Peoples' Balik, Point l'leelllll; Foreman and Abllott, lllddleport, and the K. and c. Jewelry Store, PoaJe. roy. 49. 'f.# ,,.," ·.,1 SWEET BRIER M-emorial Planned ignnLEPORT - Nri. Cbda · ,AJII.enowortll was named ehair~ I"!' tile annual memorial aer'rice llJr ·deceaaed members to. 1le hold oa 3une 8 when tile J'bllathoa SocietY ·met Tburodlf ·Dlabt at tho 'Middll!llort Church or Chrlot. • . :i.lra. Danver Rice, soclet,nire. 1~ • - !bot members aft In ·a ....., for the service. Mrs. E. L. Lallolice wao named to see 'lhat ~lowers are !)~iced In tile IMPtlatr)t 1n memO!')' or the deeaaaed membera. were camplsted during takes." Members named their favorite hobby In respoase to roll calL Mro, Wendell Gerlach pve tne d011er report and Mrs. Catherine Erwin reported on the vaollla sale. Mrs. Grace Pnttwasprogram chairman with Mrs. Chester Er· win reading thO story or the of>. servonce !rom the encyclqJedia and then a deser!ptlon or Mother'o Day by Edpr A. Guest, wrltten In memory of hla mother, ..Mother's Glanea." a poemJ WIO read by Mrs. Roush, and Mrs. Erwin presented excerpto .. ~r.o~~!P!I··:· ~ -~"WhO' Jre Mothers?", a · ~~· llaiOijl'din. auney Wltli"cliUdrerL ~ 'to Iii .·" .at tho church )(on. lllrs. Gerlach, MrL McKinley, ciiY ni&lltt ~ to the kitchen Mrs. Roush, Mrs. Erwin; MrL eammlttse w e r e Nra. Beulah Meinhart and Mre. Allensworth ~· Nro •.Wllance, Nro. Ma· 11111 . a Mllther's Day - · 1101 '-'' ·Wajburn, and MrL Aliena- MrL Erwin concluded with a worth; OIIJile dlnlng·room com- prayer, · 1!11~ ~· Nra. ~go Melo. At the conclusion d. the proliirl, MrL Robert McEihian1, gram 'MrL Pratt asked thlt It ¥':~ L. E. 'Reynolde, Mrs. Calh- be r'epeoted during tile Sunday trinl Erwin, and NrL Martha Chllili. Mra. Rlee all! MrL Nori!W; Y - will hondle the .._)'Ofk. Whole Kernel c...... Style :tl~ cans $1 .... f'llllll"'!"lllll-11!111_______...,~11111-- 5TH and ~EA•R!; "Tiie Stera You, WE .L,IJ;If"' Rtaht .......... u." ..,.."""'' We ICCt(lt Fed. Food s.ps ........ -~------~'!"""~-"'!"'..., •••••••••• . ALSO OPEN·ALL DAY THURSCI~~l - t « A THOJJGIITFUL )(ather's Day gesture Middleport's two aold .star DICitbero, Mrs. Lena Wolfe 1101 Mrs. Mabel Bemiett, were presented carnatlono by the junior members or the auxUiary o! Feent¥-llennett Post 128, American Legion. Also recelvln& a cor- ll'om the unit 1111 Nro. WUJI!& Davis, tbe juniors• "adopted aenlor clUzen... Charter members or the POMEROY - A donation was of the Nativity deanery. S h e auxiiiaey, LUIIan stlelr, Irene Cross and Dalq Bing received hiiOI· made 111 the Dcin Bosco COUep thanked tboae who worked at the kerchleto In - · • Da.Y cards irom tho girls who alao provided In South America to help 811011· rummage and bske aale. Mrs. Dowers Cor their.own DICitbera. · sor a prleot thoro whon t h e Rita Hamm was named to the community affairs commission. LOCAL "SEE2'iS'' - Doons BJer and dau&hter, Julie, In attrac- Catbollc Womon•o Club met Mrs. !'byIlia lleme11 and Mrs. Uve mother-dau&hter outfit& made by Donna's mother4n-law, Mrs. ThursdaJ nl&htlollomng Rv11r1 sen1ces. Doa Mullen were named ~hair· Konneth Byer .... Mrs. C. H. "Sio" Wlae having an espoclall,y nice Mra. Catherine Welsh preoid- men for a reception. honoring a blrlhda,y with Jato or eards and gl!to !rom her friends here .... od. with the club also voting to new priest - wUI be assigned Nr. and Nro. Homer Gordon 1101 Mr. and Mra. Ed Wehrung ob. · make a donation to the M e I g 1 to the parish. oervfnll oliver wedding anniversaries on April 28 and 29th reCounty unit or the American can. A !Rimmer )licnlc will be hold spectlveiJ .... Nro. JudY Arnold Smith making up remsmbrances cor SocietY. A recent rummage at the ~om· or Mrs. George for Ncb of her lf,rger Creek llrst graders to take to their mothers sale was reported a succe11 and Hackett, Sr. for llother'o D11 .... the Rev. Robert Wood preparing to leave the I thank yw natO Cor coatrlbu· Re!reshmerts were served by . )l&ltorate of the Pomeroy ChiD"ch or Chclst In early June. lions to the oale will be sent Mrs. Yvome Scally, Nrs. David to the Rev. L, Stebbins of Syra- Ohliogar, Mrs. lolullen, M r o. cuse. Hackett, and Mrs. Theodore BooMra. Wolsh illjiOited on her gie. The door prize was won by recent lnstallaUon as president Mrs. (Woe Sls1011. Games were )li.,Yod with ]Jrlz. POMEROY, - A lllrt.Y Cor veterans at the Sautbeastem Ohio ea ol combs, gum, cigarettes, Mental Health Center, AthiiiB, c11011 bors, !l(llebnolts, llpsUck, was slsged TbursdaJ arternoon tobacco, and Jewelry going 111 by Eighth District American Leo-· each or the veterans. Magazines 8Jon Auxiliary unite. provided by Walter Bunce or Mro. Mary Martin, state aux- Feent¥·1lennett Post 128, Mf6. Disry repreaentatlve Cor vster. dleport, were distributed. ana at tile hosptai, and Mra. Sanclwlches, potato chips, cook· Peorl Knap]), both or Drew Web- leo, c11011 andKooi-Aidwore &er· ster Post 39, Amerlcsn Lesloo. vod. The next ll&r1;y will be held had eharge or the ll&r1;y. eo... oa June 12. tlbutlng toward the prizes and refrelbments were the PleaiiJrt.. 1 " 'rille, I..opn; Neloonvllle. and '• ' VISIT IN WHEELING POMERui - Mri. Roy WineLlthosx>!l• units. • bremo., Mrs. William- Gordon, School hour - , . A letter !rom Eilzabetll Merritt, Mrs. Joe RoJ. the Rev. and ·Mre. Fred t Gard- lino and Mrs. l'hlllp Klrzel, spent ner waa read. the da1 In Wheeling, w. va., 'ri· Relreohmeoia were served by siting their brother, Bero01 A. Mrs. Rice, Mra. Beach and Mrs. Merritt, llho ,.Ia VUJ Ill In the Yea-, With ll!ro. Blanche GU. Ohio Vallt¥ Hospital, room No. Try Our Dollci..i SaoiiWichoo key and Mra. Marpret Joaes 251, and visited Mr..... Mrs. 992-2556 cortrlbutlpg, George Merritt, Dorey and Paula. . . You're not "in" unless you're out in the sun in '~· SUNDAE·· fOR ALL MOTHERS WHO COME TO THE DAllY VAl' EY •. . i 'u· AIRaCONOITIONED SHOES IIIIDOLE OF THE UPPER BLOC~<; . THE EHD OF OHIO AMatnificent Concept in Fun~lture that Costs No •re than Onlinary lrancls j ~ .'~J~ew Slate of -;~ffic~rs Set -The-oWe announced When · 2 Or. Hardtop. 8 cyf., ""'"' Trons.,,P.S. R&H.' . WIW Tlru, Low MiloiiiJt. SHARP. .' .... -.,.,. -·--·k--..... ·--.. ·--·-···-·............................ --.. . .-... I·-..; ... '' ·ru• ,.. .... ci!W-. ...... .., .. , ..... ......... X IW_, llaea' ' a- . 65 COMET, CYCLONE .$129'5 2·Door Har<ltop, 8 cyl., .t·Spoed Trono. R&H, WIW Tlr~o. SHARP Git*s You.That ·Custom-Crafted look for Years of lasting Pleasure ,f'No Old4ashitlleii .Co11 Springll \ SANDALS . . Nrs. BerUe Watt& thooked ' Jnll!libera Cor ~ 11181\Y vislta dUtlnc bot recent Ulneoa. Mrs. Me!hlwrt also thonked tile aoclety toi' a silL The deaths or lllrs. Cora Ruj)e ond Mro. Hollis Shoemoloer were noted. ·. ila&ibi ted' lll were MrL ·Ilea' Ill, Alhlt¥, Mr. and Mra. Bert GD\011, Mrs. 4!1111'81 SWeet, IJo.. mer Joaeo, NtM Pratt, Mrs. Helen Bi-alltordl Mi1. Mlnem ~•• 'Mrs.)ds ChUdo, Mrs. Hilmer Rlc.e andl!lr& NetU, Wer- ner. Party is Given for Veterans ·<Jla,td Firmer opened tile ID!>OI~ MrL Leila MA:Kinley pVe p~er, and Yr£ Re¥1 Beaeh .""' .~· •lllnr . the 31st · eh!ltter1iif'Proverbsllld a read1!\11. eiitlfled "He Moketb No Ml.. ..... .,., . ....., ;~ fO '·"' 1.99 .. · 11'" ~hllathea -led by Nrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Billingsby, Washington, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Marotell Balser, Parkereburg; Mrs. Louis M. Selz,and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore seiz, au o! Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Lowrance Lolvlng, Winfield; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Staats, pt, Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. StaJ>o ley Muggenborg, )(ldland, Mich.; Mr. Gary Miller, south Point, Ohio; Mrs. WUma Pauley, Becloley, W. VL; MrL Helen Fortney, ShiMston, W. VL; Miss Imelda Deepo, Morpntown, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Conrath, Marietta, Ohio; MrL Edward So)Te, Lellrt; Mr. 1101 Mrs. De~>­ cll Hollman and Wendy, GaiU. polla, and MIIB Clalidta Zerkle, Huntlrwton. · - - balller went to the IIIIIIJradt. Befrelblneatl Wlrt Hn'ed by 'ID-WIIhKioraa 1111 flioot rrodll ,.,am molherl. . OKED CALLAS and Mlss Josy Hayes, COlumbus; Br.....,. .... a..Ittnf. POMEROY- Nr. abd Mrs. Horace Karr, Pomeroy, Rout. are IIPIIDUliCing the ~ent or their ds~r, Twlla Sue, to Nr. William L. Bucldt¥,10DorMt. and Nrs. Joseph Turner, Riedl ville. • Mia a Karr 11 a 1968 gnd1Bte ol Eastern High School and 'fi preaenll,y attellllill8 Marietta Col1ep. Mr. Bucldt¥graduoted !rom Eastern lllslt Schaal In 1968 and lo """ aUeodlnr Ohio tlidvenily. WeddiJW plano arelnCQDIIIIete. ION. TUES. WED. .....,eto IIIIDDLEPORT - Installation the committee "ere Mrs. James· of a Clallher slp1 U&ltt at tile Wickline, Nra. Jean Thomao, lnterrMJm of S!aq lll8hln1 7 1101 Mrs. VIolet Miller. T b e IIIII Caunt;y Road 5 will be urpd will aeek the assistance of tile Butland P,T,A, 1101 the bJ tile P,T.A. u..tlnl1hurodlf ni&IJt at the Melp Local School District oehaal, tile P,T.A. aamed WIIUaai Board of Mlcatlon. PIIDI wera COJI1Pieted .m1q XIIII 1!1 liNd • eommltteo 1llllch wW work -.1 harinr t be the meetlnl 101' tho lMUalochool ' Uallt lnlllllied befora IChoal re- pcnlc to be htld at the Fvrt.. land Park Oft liondQ'. 1111 26. ••.UCall. Kin& a past prelldenl, ioatall·A .dlacu111inn wao held 011 tile lllll&rdl, tile lnteraeetloawhleb od h new officers, l\lra, Thorn· ha crollliS bJ I IIUIIIbtr of 11. pnaldllnl; Mrs. Eva MillNl!oal .,... tr&Yell.q to the Iron. Yke presideD!; .... Mrl. •• . l1, Bra •Nil J, IDlf Mlddl• Lola Provlllce, treoourer. Tho '*" ..... Miss Twila Sue Karr Mothers are Honored PTA Will Ask for Signal Tile ,. • llow"dowll Ill'~ IIi.'~· POMEROY - Nr. ond NrL Gleaalo H. J!o!Dnon fl &oP 3, Poalel'O.)', are •-rnclng tho -lll"""n' and oppn~~ehlaS marriaae or their dsualdsr,PaipKo~toYr. Richard WU. ber Garlleld, 1011 of Mr, and NrL a.rieo Garllald, Sr., of N._-t. vermoat, The brlde-electlaal96Bgndnoteor ~tern Hit#~ School 1101 lo ottellllill8 Yoomtofp Slate Collep wbere ~ 1o a member orGoldllnGirll. Nr. Garlleldlo ol963lfldnal8 ,_ LaM Regloa lllslt &-haal, Anabelm, Colli., ond hll aerved tour yearo with the United Slateo Marini ~. A J1111 7 weddiJ¥ lo pia• d. lace cloth with a pink and white flower arnngement as a center.. piece. Miss Imelda Deepn of Morpntown relfotered t h e guests. Those assisting at the IIIIDDLEPORT _ Trlbrteo 111 reception were Mrs. Paul ""'" motller In muolc and dlalolllle 1 oo, New Haveo, W. Va., Mro. hlgbiiiJbled t h 0 annual Haath Eorl BOUngaley, Parlr8roburg, Unlled )(elhocll8t Cburcb mother· Miss Clalidla Zerkle, Htmtlngton ds118hter balqast belted b7 tho and Ml81 WendJ Hoffman, Galli· EJeonor Circle of tile W0111811'o polis. !locle\Y of Chrllllaa Sorvl..... For their wedding trip the Attondlng the bailquet held c014>le wert to Jamnlca and the Tlllrodl:t llllbtlttheehurchwere VIrgin Islands. For her tnvel- 811PrG!dmatel¥ 75 molllero and log costume the bride chose a d&118hter• or tlleclllreb. Oldfub. light pink dress and coot enoem. killed of spirea, mllpa, ble with a white nrchld corsage. Wsca 1101 dopoocl centered the · The bride is 8 grsduote orWa- tables. hatna High SchooiiiOitheSt.Jo&Mrs. Jean Coclke wu prosram eph School Ql Nursing, Parker&- ehalrman and Belli Fulb tile 111• bur~o She lo presently emf)loyed DOUDcer. The wolcome W8sllv81 11 ao,..lllnt head 1111\:88 at,the u... by ·~cia Cole 1101 TwUa CJat.. lverolty of Cincinnati Medical wortiO' )liayed a plano 101o, Center. , ·~street SceDe." 'lbe eblldral'a Mr. steves it a grad"uate or choir 1 a n g ''~ .l&oO!er'l Purdue University, served as a Dei'' with Mary Beth Slavin 1n' lleutenont In the NI'V)', andlonow the solo pll"!, "Salllnll" and 1 uolslllnt manager o! tho Chern· Mother's Dq round. leal Plant Equipment ~ There was an accordlan oolo, in Cincinnati. The c<q~le w I II "Side by lids," by !llssn Pllwreslde In Cincinnati. oro, and Mrs. NIIII'IIIID Blrdetle Out • of • town guests aUendiJIB Joined her dlwabtero, Kellee and the wedding were Miss Carol TriC1, to lllng"AllTblnpBrl&ltt Marshall o! Washlpgton, D. C., ' and Beautiful." Preoentloll • Mr. and Mrs. Nolin Symes, Dr. molller • d&1l8hler dla1o8lle waa and Mrs. M. F. Sieves, Mr. Otto Mrs. ErnleFraserandberds118h· 0. Steves, lllr. and Mrs. HUih ter, ./l.prU. ThedlaloguewaowrltJ. Van Winkle, Mr. and Mrs. ten by AprU Boynton Henderooo, Mr. Earl G. Nro ~ liammllll& "The Melby, Ml" Donno Carpenter, lm)Jood.l, Dreom" to her three 'MIIB Karen Lieviog, Mr. and yeor old clauahWr.' and there waa MrL Arnold E. Schaewe, Miss 8 plano solo "SCinaUna 1n G MsCarol Ebert, Mr. Ronald Col· jor," by Gl.;..,. ~t~raau'e, and an llns, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bar- organ 1010 "Meditation" by rows, Miss Pat Cowan, ell or Cln- Thalo by Mrs. G M. llennelf cinnatl. ' • • Mr. all! Mrs. o. J. Bostic, coNro. Bernard Fultz, president lumbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Ira or the boat elrcle, presented Gayheart, Mettersburg, l<j>.; lllr. Dowers to Mra. Henneoy, Ill!' OPEN FRIDAY Donation Made .to Priest Paige Kathleen Hoffman Mrs. Daniel R. Steves I POMEliOY - {l. eeneratlon J. Edward Foster, 'rice re,..,t. liP retonenlaU\'ft 1!1 /l.merl~ Nrl. J. E. Hatlt¥, oeeretom llllr.lc - !rom tile claoidcl 111 l(rL llanl")' keed, tl'OIIUI'Ill'; ~ Ja~• · - waa ~up MI., Bess SUborn, cballllln; In a Pf081'"" presented ~Y Nro. Nro. Gtorp lllilller, cor· fl., R. I!DIIIbt for members or Re- roiJI"MMInr Mer~; Nro, ;pat. 111m .J\iut!.an Melp a.apw or . rlok Lochary, reslstrar, 1101 the Dau•• or the American Nro. Nan Moore, Ubrarlln. Rovolulkln. Prer,ldlor at tile mooting In .lleetllil Frldl,y altemooD at tile al>aence or Nrs. James Brew· the home or Nrs. Harold Lohse, 1J111Qn who !• Ill was the re. D,/l.,ll, meOiben beenl a record- paHiect. Sl!e waa 11111- In ed COIIUOOIIIary in obiOl'Yance'ii ~ rlb!all"''e' opening b1 MtOI American M~alc t.klalll. M r •· Beso Slllborn, ellai>leln. Knl&ltt rood portions or a PI· Plana were IIIIIOWiced Cor a per proipared by Mrs. C, 0, OUllsel 11UJ111ir to be held at tile Ch_.•, 101114ime Melp mu. home or Nr1. Milhoan 011 June ide teocher, oa music, both 13 at f:30 p.m. The prosram claoatcal and modern, 1101 com- will be presented by members poaera. or the Cradle or LlbeJV a.ap. ~..... Oft modern music, ter or the Da118hters or t h • lncludlna: rock and roll, Jazz, American Rovolutloa. 1101 CCIUI;IIr7 llllslc,. Nra. Knlllbt In reapoase to roll c a II IJ)Oke .Jobnn)' Cash 1101 Jim membera save the Utle or an Brown and .their coatrlbutlons Inspirational ,.,... There waa In the flelci. a goneral dlacussloa on the Na. . Nro. Gil' Nelller was olect. Uoaal ~~~ and other tllped regont or the cbapter Cor the lcs or Interest to tile national 1969-70 yeor. Other olllcers DAR P1'081'&m. elected following a report by A bullet luncheoa preceded the Nr1. Emer1011 Joaes were NrL meeting with Mrs. Lohae, Nrs•. •.Wriften Ufeti• Guarantee! �' ' • Host£ Pre-Schoolers l'OMEROY- Flrstl!fadechil. During the aile~ the par. dren at the Salem' Center Ele. ente came to the sChoOl lor mentary School were hoSta tDthe vloltaUoo period. E pJ ran ·c e pre-school children ·at a ' reeenl blanks .were c;ompi~~Jed and Mrs. utJa• ~ .. ,.....,_ - ... l...t~tf A..u. D•O. ..,. SChooI lllr8e, ___ _, ...W~ RUS&eJl , ~POMEROY - It was Friday evenlrg. The biggest event of the ArrlviJtg on the Jll0t11fpg, bus, ~~ present to answer <flOeUons, sc:hool year was to take place in a few hours - the Junior&nior each oC the pre-schoDlere were and assist m the health !arms. Prom. given a '<pal" lor the da.Y~ All Blrih eerUilcates and lmmwdza· Students or Meigs High School had spent weeks preparing lor but three ol the chUdren regis- lion forms were cheeked. this aU..important event. tered lor firsll!fade were presThe P...ents jOine(l their cbllI was at the home of Dot aOO Dick Neutzllng in Pomeroy. They ent. dren for mrelhmenta In the have three daughters. All were getting ready ror the dance which The forenoon waa apentlntalk- lunch The P.T.A: provlclwas to be in the Rutland gym. mg and gelllilg ac..,alnted with • ed cookies, Kaoi·Aid and I c e As 1 entered the Neutzllng home, three young some ~ stories and songs. cresm bars for the cblldreil and men sat in readiness. waiting. Dot Neutzli~ and In the afternoon the children their psrents. Belore the chll· Mary PowelJ were busy combing arrl styling the ilang and played musical games dren departed ali the bus I o r hair of the three young ladies. Everyone was busy, with Maurita Miller, music teach- home, Mrs. Maior, lirst grade first attending to one, then the other. er. teacher, gave each one a treat. · The moment was at hand. Down the stairs came the queens ror the evening, In lovely Door length gowns, Everyone watched as they entered the room. They looked like angels, young and beaulilul. SALEM CENTEH - The Sa. Mitchell, Mrs. Imogene Simms, The young men were ready with the corsages lem Center P.T.A, installed o(!i. Mrs. Phyllis Dugan and CatherKATIE and the girls with the boutonnieres. At last they eers Monday eveniug with Mrs. Ine Colwell, were Installed by were all in readiness. Ama Turner In charge. The Rev. the past presideRt, Mrs. Turner, Then came the moment for pictures, Very patiently they let us Amos Tillis was devoUor\aJ leadMrs. Mllchellaasumedthechair, take picture arter picture. I wouJd never have made it without the ero611d Teresa Mitchell and Vicki and presided. help of Gerald Powell, who was on hand to assist. Might led the pledge to the Rag. ldr. Tillis pre&ented slides Radiantly happy, the three co14Jles, finally getting away from the Chadwick Hall, Scout Execu. of his missionary travelstoEthioldsters, letl for the prom. tive, invited the P, T.A. to spon. Oilla and the Holy Land. lie and h became very quiet, and we sank in our chairs. We managed to sor a Cub Scout Pack Unit, which his wife were instrumental in survive the hustle and bustle of prom night. wa !i approved. Corsages, made starting schools in which they The three young ladies were Pam, Marla aOO Darla Neutzling, by the sixth grade girls, were taught, in addition to their extbe young men were Dennis Hackett, Mark French aOO Jim Crow. presented to all the grandmoth- tensive evangelic service to the Our youngest son, Jim, Is a senior. This is the end of four ers present. Ethiopians. years of happy, happy days. May his memories be as pleasant The officers, Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Anna E. Turner's fourthas ours. grade won the attendance barmcr Into each life a Prom should fall. and room award. ts is , a CONGRATULATIONS to Mothers on this Mother' s Day, your day be a pleasant ard happy one. Ma)· Wedding Dote Is Announced . . POMEROY - The open church wedding of Miss Linda Smith to MONDAY Marine Cpl. Karl Russell will BETHEL 62, International Or· be an event of &lnday, May 18, der of Jobs Daughters, 7:30 Mon-at 2:30 p.m. at the Trinity Unitday night, Pomeroy Masonic ed Church of Christ. Temple. Election or officers. The bride-<>iect is tl\0 daugh,t!'H)!IEIGS COUNTY Jaycees ter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy 0. H~~Veli:, $ p, m. Morda.y, home of Smith, Pomeroy, Route 3. Cpl. Mrs. Roger Young. Mrs. Arthur Russell is the son of Mr. and Strauss, administrative assist· Mrs. KeMeth Russell of Raant, Meigs County Health ilepL, cine Route 2. will be tbe speaker. All wives The Rev. Wilbu11 U, Perrin urged to atterwJ. will officiate at the ceremony FOURTH AN!>UAL Dinner, which will be preceded by a Eight and forty, Meigs Cowtty half-hour nuptial music. An open Solon, 6:30 Monday at the Middle- reception will follow. port Church or Christ with the meeting to follow at the MiddleMEETING POSTPONED1:, port Elementary School at 8 p.m. POMERO'\' - A sub-district Departemental officers will be meeting of the United Methodist the guests of honor. Youth Fellowship scheduled for this afternoon at the Asbury Unlt TUESDAY ed Methcxlisl Church has been AUXILIARY OF Lewis Msniey Post 363, American Legion, 7 p. postponed until Sunday, May 18, m. Tuesday, at homeorMrs. Wil- at 2:30 p. m. If j " 8 l ; • ' 'f ',, jl' ' I ,, il I· I > ~ ' . ·f. ~ ' 'f ! ., r' ) J 1 I 1 111 liam Smith. MEETING OF teachers and he1pers Cor Bible School at Chester Methodist Church, 1 p, m. Tuesday. SPEl1AL meeting, Middleporl Lodge 363, F. and A.M., Tue sday, 7:30 p, m. Degree work will be given, Car] Taylor, worshipful master, announces. All Mas~ ter Masons invited, MEJGS ATHLETIC Assn. meet· ing, 7;30 p. m. Tuesday at Meigs High School auditorium, MiddleporL WEDNF.'illAY POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT Li· ons Club, Wednesday noon, United M(lthodist Church social room. POMEROY CHAPTER 80, Roy· al Arch Masons, stated convoca· ti(Xl, Wednesday, 7:30p.m., Pomeroy Masonic Temple. WHITE ROSE LODGE, 12:30 p. m. Wednesday, American Legion Hall, Middleport. Mother's Day Explained to School Class one's mother Is living. A white carnation is worn if one' s mother is dead. The first known suggestion for a Mother's Day in the United States was made by Julia Ward Howe, author of "The Battle ll,ymn of the Uepublic" in 1872. In 1907 Anna Jarvis began a lifetime of effort to establish the nationwide observance of this day lt was she who selected lhe sec~ oncl &lnday in May as Mother•s Day, and who started the custom of wearing a carnation. In 1915 President Wilson was authorized to proclaim Mother's Day as a yearly observance. Mn. Parker, on behalf of the class, and the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, presented Miss MIchael with a potted geranium in appreciation of her help to them with the garden therapy program throughoot the past school term. She also read an original verse she had written, as follows: Although you're not a Mother tis true ' Guidance and love are in the things you do As you leadyoor students through studies and play In tribute, we think there should be a ''Teacher's Day" This flower and a great bJg 11 Thank You"!!! From your pupils and the Rut. land Friendly Gardeners, too For yoor cooperation and sharing of class time Helping to make a success of our Gatden Therapy For the school year of 1968-69. RUTLAND - Mother's Day girts of handmade cards featuring a rose on the front cover, and potted yellow marigolds, were prepe.red b,y students or the special educatioo class at Rutland Elementary School Thursday afternoon. The work session was led by Mrs. Homer Parker and ·Mrs. Torn Martin, members of the Rutlarxl Friendly Gardeners, . Refreshments furnl shed by 111i1ted by the class room teaCh· Mrs. iJaroJd Wolfe were served ~r. Mrs. Thelma Michael. meeting. Flowers Mn. Martin told the student& followinj to pot for their that Mother's Da,y is a day set lor th~ given by Mrs, ~~>t~rt every year to honor moth· Mrs. Howard Bircherhood. It is the second Sllldll)' chair. Ill May. one ol the customs ol school year. Ill\.' .dll)' I~ to wear a carnaUoo. was a gueat. N Col'ored earnatlon meanl th•t Rwsell f • .'irott GALLIPOLIS - Russell fllgene Scott or Akron died Fri. • day night at a Ravenna Hospital folloWing a motorcycle aecident. He was born in Gaiiia County Sept. 4, 1932, the son of Russell and Hazel (Gothard) Scott, BuiavUle Rd. Three children surviving from his first marriage are David of Cheshire; Mrs, Linda Schut~ and Russell E.,or Cu.yahoga Falls; his wife, Delores; four step _ daughters from his second marrJage; one sister, Mrs. Marshall (Betty) Rumley, of Gallipolis; a grandson, and three nephews. Funeral services will be held at lhe Johnson Funeral Home 19 East Main st., Hudson, Ohi~ at 11 a.m., Tuesday. Friends may . call at the funeral home from 7-9 p.nl., &lnday, and from 3-5 and 7-9 p.m., Monday. Mrs. Roberta WUson cornmended the P. T.A. for its contributions to the school and lunchroom this year. Mrs. Kutlterinc Mitcbell gave a brlef resume of the year's activities, which included the purchase ot draperies for the auditorium, a project which W'ds started U1e previous year; $100 was given as a pay. ment on drapes tor the two classrooms with a southern exposllrc, The darkening blinds and drapes will facilitate usage of audio visual aids, such as the opaque projector, film-strip machines, movie projector, overhead projector and Phonics In a NQt&hell. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Jessie Might, Mrs. Helen Miller, Mrs. Janet GeTman, Mrs. Phyliis Dugan and Mrs. Imogene Simms. •· • . ,, HAS ONLY Copyrhrht, Tk K..,... Co., '"' w. """" tho rlglot .. llmlt .......!its. ,, t\ EVERYDAY Ll)W l>iitCI5, Wii.ICLY SI'ICIALI, ' ,, UISCOUNT HEALTH,MU ·IEAUTY AIDS PLUS TOP VALU. STAMPS: · •'' .. .~ . .,. .. - . . , , ~- \ I \ i \ Miss Patricia Ann Roswell Pomeroy ....,...r, ¥1'' QUART~Il ~ICID Gallipolis Pork Loin KRO(;ER STORFS Cut Into Open Sunday lOam • 7 pm Gallipolis Golf Club Plans Special Event Chops/ lb. PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., MON., TUES., WED. ONLY IN ALL KROGER STORE'SI Smt' td, & C• Strll . . d B "All _ .. Sl ace aeon .• _____. ____ . _____ lb. S.gar Curect, Hidtoty Fre51u~tt with this - ~AT ntry e,,....,.. Perch Portions ......................... 2-lb. 99e .... IHf or hrtt Bucket Steaks ____ ~ _________ _ lb. $1.~ lftCI purcho10 of $1 ........ ' kr~er's F•mtu~ PURCHASE Exp, 5/14/69 !lulu Ei.•ennecher ,.. v·' . 2 pkfl. SLICED LUNCHEON MEATs "AMIIIICA'S FINIIIT'' ICIIDOIR OIUDI A Eggs It EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMI'I with thi1 '""" and ~K~rchaH> of '~•-tOI. Kropr LO.CAL OIIINKS 5/lt/69 doz. $ ..... $1 Rutte1·milk Bread _. __ 4 ,...... Krottr Ditt ANI, Whtat, .-d F•lly a.k ... .... Dinner Rolls K~r il~'a-oz. l!if! ',, ' GAJ:.LIPOLJS - May 18 II the date IMII for the first ~ ra.r1101118 evenl oC the Gol)lpoils 'Golf 0!11. Thla fir Ill soclll event oC 1118 waollllOWICedtmr· 1ng the buotneu meet11tg held by the Ladles Got! Aosoctauon Wedneadll)'. . AU malllbera wert ur8ed to •laD up In the club houJe, and to brlilg a covered diSh and their <nm table service. Tee off Ume lo to be at 1:15 p. m, and the deadline lor slpJng up lo aet for Thlmedll)', May .. . ' benellelal ...... 15. Mt'. and Mro. PIUl DoYiea are chairmen and their committee Includes, Mr. aJid M r s. Richard Roderick, Dr. Mrs. James Orr, Mr. and~s.George Graee, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neal and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Graham. The reiPlar ladles game was played for the most fives and -••• and ended In a five way lie by Mary Thomas, Ellen De- and Plllllifo, VISITING IN GALLIPOLIS G.qut'OLIS - Dr. lllltl MrL Gordon Amsbaey and daughter, Liura; ot · Holloman Air Force ~~a.e, New Maxtco, are vtllilng . hll parents, Mr. a111 Mr~o Wayne Alns!Bcy allllaDilly, . ... 77f! · ••rieK _. _. __ . · 3 All Y~riftits ~~~ 99c J)iniwrs ,..... • Simulated Wood Decorator Front; also furniture · sty.led Decorator Fronts (optional e<tra) • Rh1ico Hide-Away Controls • Automatic Thermostat with 8 settings. On Model AC8D3A, thermostat also works in conjunction with Auto-Cool Setting (on cooling ~~~~d contro l) for added benefits of Automatic • • Galvanized, Steel C~nstruclion for long ;;r~ FOREMAN & ABIO.I ·, "'IDD~EPOR1, 0. ,. , ., •· - ' •• • ~ ~ .. r • ,. White Onions .................. EASY TERMS • Special Ventilation Control • 2 Cooling Speeds, 2 Fan Speeds. • Double Dirt C¥rt~in Air Filter. (~~· page 5) \ • 6·way Adi4Siable Louvers ,for dlaft,lree cooling • No-drip water removal • ,' ~ Mr. and Mrs. Mack Arthur Elkins Joan Mayes is Bride Of Mack A. Elkins GALLIPOLIS - Miss J o a n Cerol Mayes became the bride of Mack·~ Elkllls, oo April 12 In a doUble ring <er0DIIli1Y at the Nuareoe Churcll. Mill Mayea Is the dauld>ter ol Mr. and Mrl. JDim Mayea and Mr. E1kln.o Ia the ROO o1 Mr. and Mro. Artlllr Elldns. Following' Clt)t-baJI hour of orilJIII muole pre&ented by M r s. Dlij)(me llroJloa, the Rev. Rooold JusUee read the eeremOIIY, EICOI'Ied by her father, the bride wore a street-length white lace gown that leaillred an empire wlist and long sleeves. A lice petal headpiece held h e r shoulder~01181h Uiusloo veU. libe carried a bouquet o1 yellow l'CI&e s and while carnaUons on a white Bible. The church was decorated with yellow mums and white snap. drsgons. Miss Mary Lou Berry, the only attendant, wore a yellow I a c e sheath and a corsage of yellow ro&ebuds. Mr. Paul Eildns, brother ol the grooin, served as best man. · Lee Malooe and Ra,y Malmo oC Columbus, cousins ol the ·, '' I TV 11>ttet Raisih·s---- 6 ..... ·1\Wt. groom, served as ushers. to lriends mcrown City. Altendlilg !rom out ol 1o1m were Set. and Mrs. Olarles Mayes ol JacksonvlUe, N. C.; Mrs. ClO)'d Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Ra,y Malooe and daughter, Tamllll', Mr. Lee Malone, Mr. and Mrs. Ra,y BoeUe oC Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coch· rane o!Portlmouth; Mr. IIIII Mrs. Harry Goodall, Mr. and Mro. Ronnie Elldns, Dave Elkln.o, Mr. and Mro. Dave Elldns, & ., Bill Plrschel lllltl Karoo M a h e r, lllmtington, W, Va. Lunch Menu8 Col. Welker Is Speaker Menus lor the Gallipolis Cit;)' Schools lunchrooms lor the next two weeks were released 1odil,y by Mrs. Nelle Franklfll, lunch. room supervisor, Bread and bUUM and ..,. half. pint or milk are !Urnilhed wtlh eaeh lunch. Monda,y, May 12 - Lunch meat IIIMwlch, cabbage and carrot aalad, green beans and sliced peaches. " Tueedll)', May 13 - Wiener VINTON - Col. Kemeth Welker was goest speaker w11a1 the iluntlltiim Granp No, 731 met Thuredll)' even!Pg with illuiM Daniel Evans preoldlng. For the literary program, Mrs. Dier, lecturer, presented Col. Kemelh Well<er as guest I/I)Oiker, who gave an lnlormsUve talk aJid an511'ered /lleltlons afterward. Literaiure !rom the o..,._ on a btm,1 baked beans, cold to- oC Civil Defense waapre&entedtli matoeslllltl prunes. all prelllllll. Wednesday, May 14 - Chick. Rev. Samuel Boyd Showed en with noodles, buttered peas slides of the prevlrus Mil)' llood. and carrots and fruited gelatin, Thuredll)', May 15 - Porh loaf with lf&Vy, mashed pota. 1!1"8011 beans, 1111t1 Blleed peaches. Friday, Ma,y 23 - Fish sand· toes, apple sauce and cookies. Frida.\', May 16 - Fish saod- wicll, prden lfOOIIB, butteredpowich, buttered spinach, buttered tatoea, Ind. lee cream. oorn and allced peaches. Monday, May 19- Sloppy Joe with pofato chips, cole alaw, shelUe beans, and sliced pine. apple. Tueedll)', May 20 - Wiener sUeka, creamed tomatoes, buttered COlli, and raisins. Wedneedll)', May 21 - Meal I"!! ,with 111'&\'l', mslhedpoltttoea, buttered poaa, ·IIIII cookies. Thuradll)', Ma1 22- Macaraol with ground bee! and tomatoes, 'WI! SALU1I! RJKB.NX NAnONAL TV'N 'N. HOSPITAL WEEK ''~· .,.~ ' 8 K\~K. '1 ;;, •' '-'o I'! L ~ ' . J·j; ' ' ' I .~ , \ 'j. pacMI ol - · !rom her Ia~ year's prdl!& The roll call fills "A new plant 1 am ralst.._" , The PI'CJIII'IIII wu In cltarp Mrs. Wlllard Call, Mrs. Stm Rallies and Min Graee Thmlao. They rave a demonatnUon on aciwer arransbttl. ~ use of the tlopood, the C1IIIIQ' prden cllil aO.er' and the tria, the cllil'o Dower. one interelli!W item tiled wu a brass base brOII[bl fram J by Mr. MerrW Grodin, a - ber or the college facull7. The or A reeeptloo atthebrlde'sbome was held lmmotllstely followins the cerOIIIOQ)'- The bride's table waa ceotered with a three-dar· ed weddlng cake deoorated with JeliOW IOsebutJI lllltl a miniature bride IIIII groom. Yellow Jonlull• lllltl bebJ's breath eom- moat Wl.llual &CCBIIGI1' ftl & wooden, band carved ma-, alpleted the table decorations•.. Mra. Charles Mayea served so fram tho Orient. the cake lllltl Mill Gllti!IB Eiklne proal~ at the punch bowl. Tho new bride Ia employed as a l)ledloal II8CI'elar7 at Hoizer Medical Center, First Avo., lllltl the bridegroom 11 employed Ill Huntin&ton by tho Plrsehel eon.' tracting Co. The newlyweds will be at home $1 $1 StturdaJ, 1111 c-. Atl Vo~~rilftlh Banttutt Frtztn 6000 BTU TO 27000BTU IN STOC~ WJEH The ct111mltlee r_.ted thlt ' the Cl'CISI walk at Colvat)' tory Is c..,.Joled. Mro.--Ea!IM Gatewood rave each .memlltl'· • ........... Cream Pies _... ______ 4 over 10. oo a bun with meat sauce, cheese ,.,.....,.. CrW.le Cui Frenc~h zer answered many questions · Stmi·Sofr l.on~horn .('heese ........ ... other m - • ol m&ect ..... trol are apraymg and dusting. CauUon must be exercl&ed there are cblldrenandpeta. Rules to observe with the&e lnleeUeldes are to use them ~ and to wateh your neighbor's plants or trees. It Ia useless to spray or dust your Own plants if a nelihbur'• tree next to It Ia lnlested. Following her talk, Mra. Smelt- concemlllg fllseet eastrol. DevoUms on sell ·IIIPrel/llon, 1nterpnatlon, and underst•nding weese, 8ett)' Sommer, Dottle Mll- were given by Mrs. Gomer PhilUps. A lsttar was read I r o m ler and Mary Jean Walker. Sixthe schoOl board thanking the teen members enjoyed the play. cllil for ~ Walhtngton Scltooi. Mrs. Gene Gloa1, president, CIJ,O.SSWQ~P Ml,'~. ,~mer Mr'!-,DonACIIOI!S 41\'WOOI ' ' • • ..t ·Plpon· alti' Gallowa,y, ' and' Mts. 'O iarles 1. Skin liuUN ... tMartra ,, . ~·· Shaver attended the county gar. :.. Trauport 42. God of war COUiin den cllil meeting. Mr. Shaver for Huck U. Bloekl tJaa 001\'N qt talc wiD lerve aa count;)' contact 9. Slllp'1 1. Railbird 18. Theone' chairman lor the comlilg year. hollt 2. ~-eal"@d here A report m the annual lield 1•). Arabian rodents 19. Mobk chleftaln:5 3. Conjunr21. Onee, trip was given. Vloleta, trUiium, 12. Kitchen tion once wild phlox, wUd garantunia, colfat .&:. Hebrf\11· 22. CleaR!' umbine, !ern and forget..m&<ltlla 13. Phantom letter , with were observed Ill the Smokay 11. Supple· 5. Contrition elbow 3t.£xhorla ment oJ. Amonc arease Row area. 3,.1kotlllh fWJth i. Cbrl1tma,; 23. Po111· A letter !rom the club will be teen "OUt"l tree WOI sent to the prosecuting .-.ey 34. Doom a Logcer·,; ~. Not lm:?f. Dl.len· 37. craw or .,JIPDrllng • jun!Qiard ilcenalilg vehlc,le port.ant cumber ~oJ. Victoria 9. MUIIC :r.. Vanity •towl reiPlaUons. :18. Lug or Reclna character crew Damage to the dogwood trees a jug l1. Garland J I. Compan'on ftllllpment planted at the park !root last .to. Music: note L9. or Rlrahi . 30. Mot'ktry yeer was dlscuseed and mea•· urea tc be taken to prevent rur .. ther damage were outiln81L In the llnal act of business the lollowlilg ollicers tl'tlre elect. ed lor 1969-1970: President, Miso Eulah Williams; Vlcol'l:esldent, Mra. w. B. ~; Secretacy, Mra. C. J. Davis; and Treasorer, Mrl. WUson Rusk. At the CtiiCIUsion olthe meetIng Mrs. Robinson &erved retrelllunenta asal- by the cohosteso, Mrs. Gomer Pltllllps. DAILy, with tloio · - aod purdtoil'o of ~!x.,. Well 01 lc avoid Using outdated treollnents. ~stemlco are the most el!lelent meanool!nseetcontrol. Thll)' lhould be broadeast over the bed belore planting and worked Into the soU. Several •eeks should lheD elapse belore the bed Ia planted. The qstemlc Is ab11011>ed through the plant aystem IIIII contlllles W!>l'kmB eveo wllal the prdener I• oo vaeatlon. However, It Ia effee. tlve apl•st all aucklngandcbewmg lnaeet• w i - harmlPg the • GALUPOL!l!~-:-- Mr. uti Mn. C. Alfred Roswell of Clover HW Farm, Elkriap, lid., have ......,.ed the • . _ n t of · their Patricia Anle I\OSWoD, to Mr. Fnltk W. Porter Dt, thor oon of Fnltk '!f, Porter, Jr., o!Pomer07, Ohio, alii MrL ·llmlier Chi'lauan ol Weal VlqiJI!a. Mi11 - . n a t . teoded the Unlvenlt;y of :lilrrlandallllllltldll!bur1 CcJilep, Vermont. MJ', , _ r attllotled lflrshalllhdvarolt;y IIIII is aerviq! at pre- Ill ~he Unllad Slates Air F....,. In S!1alll. He I& the · ll'&IIIICIII .ol Mr. and Mr1. FnDk W, Porter ol Gllllpolll, All August wlllidbv II plaNteti. KIIDOU PR. .IIIM 'ciuALITY elub I n - ... JielpluJ." Oftbti- j\ \ . Itt " witH· ~~r Gat w aa alii · Mrs. Steve11iomaou.,_.,_ It waa a!IIOUOCed .t!llt a ..,.... c.lub PI'OfP'I!Il to havo ·~ pwn by ,oeveral'II'Dibfra Gillie INrilera or lhciaiiDtlll Of known lD.tlects, mi.... and lldoa, aai¥ tal . alcfdqr alii dlowlng lll&ecta do _ , ..Ill the 'p rdto. A· lJiod ....,._ bed: 1111t1 JQbllret!me. tbeulaltJlr!ll&ertlce are lnnluablt Ill - r to leuD wltat !be .. loci wltat atage Of deYOIOiflllenl It II m, as G·~ - 'T III .\i.~ • . t• lbfwibl,,,ryr ,... May m '• Ill the Rio GIJltlle ·~a. .It · t1ta Tburman· lltCitodltt a-d! llrl. Dcelld lk'Hntm llrL lboltAr, or Smoltzer'l ~ Center, 1110 . stated, '"1111Di1 ~ 7"" kill, .. ICIDe ~. ?1; llrlll Waad!lll E-' -!lllc It ·EXTRA 'I'OP VALUI STAMPS AIR CONDITIONERS RIO 'Y.:' lor Mother'' wu tlio ,.... till t be lltll~lo ~ Club during tt.e ~~q at the~ or &NJ!ter 10 , "''• " PHILCO SUPER POWER I _,.ff ., GA!.Lri'OLIS ,.. "'leatt i h e . enlln.laliol ~ befOre ua.l .latl uir· ~... ;... the lllflce - - b7 ...... .'IYWiam 3 dez. eC•. 11.13 Mrs. Karl Kloes of S,Yracuse MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Aula and Mr. and Mrs. D. M. CleEiserutecher, 86, Marathon Fla. land of Chester were n.-cent visa sister of Orin Smith, ~ilddle: itors in Point Pleasant with Mr. ,IX>rl, died Wednesday at Fisher. and Mrs. frank Will. man's Hospital in Marathon. Jack Sims, Gallipolis, and Hol>Born at Rodney, the daughter ert Mill s and sen, David, Route of the late John and Mary Ellen 3, Pomeroy, left Charleston. W. SmJth, she was preceded in death Va. Saturda,y morning by jet lor by her husband, Otto EiseMechMagnolia Springs, Ala. er; a sister, Maude Williams Mr . and Mrs. Herbert Jones, and a brother, Lester Smith: Comie and Keith, ol Dublin are &irviving in addition to Orin guests or Mrs. Kearney Ogd!P Smith a.re a son, Lawrence Camp. ol WUkeS11ilie. They wlll attend bell, Marathon; a sister, Edna the Meigs Chorale concert to Warren, San Diego, Calif., and be presented t h 1 s afternoon. two brothers, Ray Smith, Yucay'lbeir niece, Karen Grilllth, sings pa, Calif., and Ernest Smith with the group. San Diego, ' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marlin Graveside services were held and Stephanie of Alliance were Saturday at &Inset Cemetery In recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. Osby Marlin. Mrs. Martin and Stephanie spent several days here. CONFINED TO HOSPITAL Mrs. Allen Hampton was in POMEROY - Mrs. Opha (Ruth) Cniumhus recently to attend a Ofru~ near Pomeroy, is con-. missionary workshop o1 the Ohio fined to Means Hall, Room 313, Baptist Women's Convention held University Hospital, Columbus, at the Oskley BspUst Church. Ohio, where she is undergoing observation. May Program Expl~ined Installation is Held Area Deaths ' ' room. IMPRESSIVE CEHEMON!ES are beil'l; planned Monday evening at the Syracuse Asbury Methodist Church when the rank of Eagle Scout will be awarded to Dick Sauvage, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Sauvage, Syracuse. The award will be presented Dick by his &outmaster, George HoJman. Dick 's father wa s scoutmaster during his years as a boy scout. The publi c is invited to attend. The program will get uOOerway at 7:30 p. m. Congra tulations, Dick, this is an accomplishment. Members'Give ·Garden gt~b Contro/ .o f Wedding Plans Completed by Paula Perroud GALLIPOLil! - Completed plans are beiDg ll!lltllllcedfortbe marriage or Miss l'lwla Am Pwl'IJt!d, daughter Mr. alllllrs. Paul Perraltl, Rt. 35, lo llr. Lewis Etlwanl Marr, oon or 11r. and Mrs. Marr, Notlta.,. The weddmg will be an eva of Fr!da,y, Mil)" 16, at 7 p.m. or a- at the Thurman IJnited dist Cbur<h. The Rev. Ball will perlorm the te1'81111M1. PrHJil)llal music will beaentec1 by Mra. WWiamDtmn, ••· ""'DPt'Dled b)'•Mr. William ·~ 'llle lfl•iou• .. ....,. or-"""' cburch and """' rew,lltion will lie . obaerved. l'lltluck ntreshmeillo were - · ved 1o 25 membera, lllree pits alii a jWenlle. ~~~ 11111118 were Mr. lllltl Mra. Walker and Mra. Mattie Chasteen. The 1iext regular meeting wlll be illQ' 22. BIRTH ANNOUNCED POMEROY - Mr. a~ NrL Leland Parher, l'CIDeroy, Route 3, are alllOUnclng the birth of a nille pound, 11 Otl!l<:e 11011, JOIH!IIh Harry, on lll,ay3. Pate1'1111IJ,'allclparent is Bslph Parker, Oleator, Mr. alii MrL Parlier haw three othar chUdreo, Palrlcll Ann, Kathleen Sue and James!.&- land. �~ , < I~~~ Tlllleo·Wn!lt~• *>' 11,19~~ and other means or '• story Crame. ,strudm'e was bullt between 1854 ard 1860 by Henthese seven distinctive homes ry Nelson Ford, one or Gallipodating trom 1802 to 1898. "Gate- lis' most gifted early lldlders. wood," the home of Gallipolis' Ford loved tlne woOd, as can-be most ramous """ the late syrdl- clearly seen by the outstardi~V cated New York columnist, 0. woodwork in this home. There 0. MdrQre•. will be shoWn again are stx fireplaces, ~ch a difby pq>U]ar requeot. The house, tereot design. Th•re 'are also a red brick colonial of center- :I ·~ 1· '' hall rwe. was built prior to 1854. Dark painted shullers guard all the windows, am a broad, nine interesting rooms plus a attic. One ol Gallipolis' most outstardlng homes is the lovely col- 111ge white pillared pord spans che onial home of Mra. Leo C. Bean [ront. at 449 First Avenue which was buUt about 1802. It was originally owned by the Trustees or the Ohio Conlpan,y. The entrance features a Comectlcut portico and the old front door manifestIng the work o! highly skilled craftsmen. A lovely curvtrw staircase domlm.tes the center htu. Many lovely antiques Including Interesting Empire alld Sheraton pieces can be found throughout the house. The view ot the Ohio River can be glimpsed from nearly every room. This elegant home is a hearty tribute to the New E~VIard settlers of Gallipolis who brought with them their sturdy colonial architee- Jn 1933, Mr. Mcintyre purchased the house as a silverweddirw aMiversary present for ,his wife, who had spert her girlhood a few doors away. Extensive remodeling followed, and crates of furniture, draperies and decorations were shipped here from New York. The rooms handsomely unite modernity with French Empire elegance. Perhi,PS the most interesting feature or the house is the study or tho famous writer, with its numerous photographs or his renowned friends. Mcintyre wrote ' 4 New York Day b,!l Day•" which was read by millions daily in 900 news. papers. He ·never lived in Gatewood,. but was brought here for his funeral in 1938 an:l is buried on Mound Hill cemetery in a plot overlooking Gallipolis and the Ohio River. The two - story brick house owned by Ml'. ard Mrs. Oren V. Kyger was buUt about 1847 by Stephen Barlow on 21 acres or land overlooking the Ohio River. A deed reveals that the land was purchased from the Ohio ComPIIIIY In 1846 for the sum o! $18S.75. The original woodwork, pine doors, mantels and high ceillrvs were retained The beautlful double entrance doors which are nine reet high with etched glasS panes suggest the French inD.uence as well as the wbr dowa with original bubble glaas wldeh reach nearly t:fom noOr to ceUing. Records show thatlnthe1890's year• old 011 or bel~ Sept, ~o. prder to be ell&lbl• to allend tho ilrot srade \Jill fall. It woo alsoiiiiOIIIIC8d tllat.PI"· anta 111a1 return liNd ltart i'tc• ords to tho . prlndpl'• 9ft~ce 'I'UeadaY If the)l hav!ll!'t ilieodJ' done so. !W:PH. (),Jy Set !t ' · · 1869, in LlliiiOr tile!- the boUle served 11 a private century·home. Mr,'aid Mi-a..lac~ hoopltal tor epileptico. A legend prevaUs that Preoldent McKi• ley' & wife was a patient there ard l)er ghoot atill ll!hlblts the hou..,. The VIctorian h<Bne o! Mr. ani Mrs. Merrill Evan& on ·VIlle Street rellects their meticulous efforts to preserve and restore educational the simPle beaucy. The throe o ad'Wancement. The 1oor will take visitors to I , Tou·r ·dn ·1une·.,. B·~.·~: GALUPOLIS - Sewn hlslorlcal holnes In ird orourd l;ampolls will be openod to the public on Sunda.v, JW10 8 tor.a Home Tour oponaored by the Gallipolis Brandl of the American AoooelatiM or Unlverslcy W1111on. Proceeds from the tour, which ..m be held rr1111 1 to 5 p.m. • will be used ror scholarships ., ; . '' ture. The Kenneth Johru~on home at 632 Secord Avenue will be anotl>er impressi 'leGallia Count)' land· mark. Sherman H. Eagle, a leading Republican figure in the county in the early part of this cen- tury, long occt.Vied this house. This twenty room Victorian house has ele~en foot cellill!;s. The woodwork is solid oak and solid walnut with egg ar.:l dart moldIng in the living room. Partlcu1ar items of interest include an antlque candlr.stick collection with over 100 candlesUcks, elegant chandellers, nower containers made from original solid hardturned walnut stairposts. The Johnsons have restored ard highlighted the beauty of the old with conveniences or the· present. ' '·'~ The dlsUri'ctive gray lralne auplex on Third is . a warm and charming ommple ola nilleteeDth HIIIIS;Oft live on ~ rl&llt alilt·ol the' houoe ard Mr.lllllloon'a mother, Mrs. Fred Hudaoa onlhlllift. '111e house was eonstructedi, iQ 1898 by Albert Mock of ClnCI,.. nat!. The hlgil ceUI~Vs, beaud· ful woodwork and floors are the same aa tn 1898. The HudsMa sperd their spare time looking for Interesting places of furniture which are reOnlshod by Mr. Hudson ard dlsplued throuahout the house. Featured Items lo tho living room include an 186511fllndplaoo with carwd trult !ega, an Empire game table, a plantation desk, a collection or old CUrrier ard lves lithographs, and many other lowly pieces dati~V back to 1865. Tho tour wiD also take visltoro to the elepnt country home or Mr. ard Mrs. C. M. McGimess on Lower ruver Road. The home was originally a tarmhouae built In the mid-1800's. Once again we see the retention o[ the old boa ... ty highlltihted with convenlenc• ea ot the present. The u~>~sual entry features a large door with reproduction cut plates rrom Mount Voroon on either side. A curwd staircase and lovely pine Doors give an Immediate impression of hominess. some plecea ot particular Interest to alltlque bulls are the Hitchcock chairs (made In the original Hitchcock plant), a German pewter co![eepo~ Fldclleback chairs ard many addiUonal Items. 01 the seven homes on the too:r, this 11 the only "'country house 11 among them. _ Other points of interest which visitorS may include tn their day In Gallipolis are FortlficaUon· Hill, which provides a panoramIc view of the entlre river valley and "OUr House," an Ohio State Historical Society musewn which wlll be open during the day for a slight admission charge. This old French tavern, built in 1819 ard restored In 1933 by Dr. and Mrs. Charles E. Holzer, has recently undergone a com· plete renovation and is a major tourist attraction In Southeast.. ern Ohio. • Tickets costing $1.50 per per· son will be sold at a booth In the city park and at each home. No children under 12 years o[ age Wlll ba allowed. Proceeds of the liome tonr will gO toWards ed~ cational advencement in various fieldL ,' FROM OUR WIDE VARIETY ' ' ~ Tiffin ' ~ ''· ,' ' Cre,.dit GALLIPOLIS - "Thine Is The Ki~W(lom.'' is the theme or the llrst aMual meeting or !he Ohio Conference Wmnen's So!;io\l' of Christlan Service or the ill\lled Methodist Church to be held May 21.22 at camp St. Marys, st. Marys. The conference will be q~enod on Wednesday mornllll at 10:30 a.m. with Mrs. James Leonard of Columbus, conterence president, presiding. Misa Theressa Hoover, ass~ elate general secrotary ol the Women's Division of Ule Boord of Minions, will deliver the keynote address In the morning. "The Present Prospect," is the title otthe Wednesday alternoonprogramwtthGeorgeC.Gullen, dr., vtee president b uni·versrcy relations' at Wajije Stile Jl!livel'slty, Detroit. Concluding mean excellence ... TVEIIlAY TODDIJ;RS ! III \ J•w•••· Fo..-tedcry~lll- tlOO.OD l'lilki..,•• GALLIPOLIS - Garland Paroons, leadership training chair"''" for the Melgs-Gallla-Maoon Scout District, announeed Saturday that a Cub Scout leaders training sessioo will be h e I d TueldaY. bel!innl111 at 6:30 p. m., In the Lutheran Church, Pt. Pleaoanl Parsons al"' 8JliiOUI1(e.d that an Eagle Court oC Hoocir wiD be held Monday at the Methocllot Church in Syracuse for Rfch.,-d Snuvage, or Troop 242. All former Eagle Scouts and lhoae 111110 have re~eived their Eagle a:wanl in tile past year are inCllllilollo, . ;lljld to allelkl th~ aesnlaa, attei)d schooll for the·deaf .. .J ' ••• JfiiDIIIfSJ CHICKEN BREASTS JEIIDfllfSJ WE'RE CRACI<IN' UP CHICKEN. LIGS OVER YOU ••• ••• TAS'IEI S IIISH SUCID CHirPID CENTER CUT RIB CHOPPED HAM SLICED lACON !.~~- 67C PRICES iN ALL FOODLAND STORES EFFECTIVE FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK. lrf IUfUf Jlf IIUT TO 11111 OUUTITIIS HAIIURGU HOT DOG IIOUGHTOI fOITIIIfD WEDNESDAY PRESBYTEIIIAii Church Clri<les. Mornt1111 Circle, 9:30 a. mi. at church; Rebecca Circle at home ·of Mro. I. C. Sheets,, 1:90 p• .-_; Ruth Esther Circle, at Mrs. llo4lert Trout, 7:30 _..,. ' p.,m. $ADDLE AND Slrioln Riding the lair....,...., ? p.m. MembersbrlnJ Jl• or eal<e. Cl\lb FIND 61/N · , EVERY WEEI<ENCI! Cencorto •'A8"GI .. minl he•liaonel 11 jeWeio. b cn.t: PIMIOn br•c•t". . -y "':"' 140.00 Date lUna ..,.Q"H•ndaome C:ilendlr w.tch with sliver die!, '•Ihlen ..... LHy .. _,,, the airt on thto p . l7 jewllfs, A~o~to­ alit mulctro. 11 mo~lic. tow~.. oltt.lnt AU ttlinl•• ....... 1Q.OO - weur n· wtll 'meet 'at STOifl l IRUIT COCKTAIL ......., .., . - 17 I"" ,,,, Qlh dill. I!'Hh ...... ...... ~ UGUDI ..._, . . . , • tMtua:VW , . , • .,.. NOWI YOU MAY HEAR AGAIN With Nothing In Either EAR ORANGE JUICE Cll lirE STRAWBERRIES pint NEW TEXAS fiUII JfUfl POLE BEANS ICEBERG. . 39C 9C 12or. YELLOW ONIONS (_......,) '-1-oftGr LUCII" Session Planned • CUBE STEAK TfiiDUifST PORK ·' .~ I l l Now llfti1P tho elrelod-. J~• 1111111' TO .Mrs. Ditrrell Do,i, ,8Pf'• ElecUon of olrleers. Wear "Rqs ... to Riches" outfits. l RIO GRANDE laymen meeting ·at VG church 8 p.m. GR,ACE' UNITID METHODIST ,Church Circles, Clrele 5 wiD meet with r.lro. R. D, Thom.ao, Halliday Relstits, I p.m.; "Circle 6 will meet with Mro. -Clyde Ramsey, ChUllcothe Rd. ··1 p.m. GRACE VNITID METHODIST ' Church Circle 1 with Mro. ErnoBI ' Wloenian, Orchard lUll, 7i30 p.m. Circle 2, with Mrs. John !Jaftercy, 455 First Ave., 7:30 p.m.; Circle 3 with Mro. Alcleth Rcbln1011, 210 Firat . Ave. 7;30 p.m.; tlrcle 4 with , Mi-s. ' llollls Queen, 50 Locuot !1. 7:30 p.m. WAYSIDE GARDENCLUBwlU meet In the Fellow•hip room o! thii Baptiot Church in Cheshire, 7:30 p, m. A plant sale wUI be held. Hosteuea, Mrs. Goldla Peters ard Mlu Marilyn Reese. 11IE PEMBROKE Club mootIng has bee~ cancelled. Members are rt>mlnded o! the plcJde at Bob Evans Shelter Houoe on SW!dlY. May 18, at 5 p.m. TilE PROGRESSIVE Mothers gue).at· pi '-'•s. Lar•t home -~""{ " [I .J... I Noflh, ~ p. m. ur. J <> h n (ltoth gue&t opeaker. ~&WID~IA.J==~.-J= ,....... " ' d fii J I 47C 77C 57C 47C 27C ••• · )lothii" • Leaaunrlll meet witll the arternoon program, the youth from St. Paul's United Meth~ dlst Church, ~lim, Wider the direction oCtile Rev, Jooeph Bra,.. non wtU present a current thinkI~V prOjJI'am, "Are You Joki111 Jeremiah?" "Tell It Uke It Ia" - a new Image o[ the Mission lnterpreter ard hlo work In tbe Mission Field, will hlgilllght the evening program. Mission lnterpreters partlcipadng in this preaentatlon are all on furlough frorit their work In foreign fields around the world. The two day conference wtU be climaxed at ThuradaY 110011 with a dramatic w_prship service, "Thine Is The KIJ1111om." Last ;rear's conference was held in · Portsmoud\;.~'9hio wi'th ·an ij)..""' prolamate 1,000 persona alteniii~ one or more of the sessions. J snu table service, 6 p.m. DlltMnll c.ntnai ~A" 23 14K aollcl 1oli:l. 2 dlomoncll . that'sthe watch · you.want. 67~ ••• SAUSAGE . ~ASIIINGTON I'TA Teachers · Tribute inalallatlon or New or.. Oeers, Brinl COVered dish and When it com<s to watches,loo~ at them .. n. Then you'll choose Bulova -; the one that gi\'es more than tinle, Superior craltsmanship, oupetb styling and theextrasthat con Terence f Theme Set .~Itri.J~·r=:III::;SIIIPUE~usm~ J _ I I I ~u.:,=-o:::.: .. =.:-,1 "[ I I H I I t Leaders Training HOif • 'Work, 7:3(1 p.m. SEE THE FINEST· , , FROM THE BULOVA · EXCELLENCE COUECJ'JDN GALUPOLIS - Announcement lo being made of the wedding to be on J1010 2 of Miss Carolfu Am Cordle, dluslrter of the Rev. ard Mrs. Charles I. Cordle, sr.• South Charloololl, Ohio, to Pvt. KeliiiOth Allen Cassidy, aoo of Mr. ard Mrs. Jolm R. Cassidy, ~rlngflel4, Ohio. MilS Cordle is a ~~RNte of Southeastern Htch School and Is attenc11111 Ohio Northern University. She Is the grallldaughter ol Mr. and Mrs, Armit Fltzgorald of Galllj>olls. Pvt. Cassidy Is a granduate of ~ring!leld North HlghSchoolandisalatilllledwllhtheU. S. Airborne forces In South Caroi!M. GRUDIN GALLIPOLIS - Five couple& applied tor marriage llcenaeo WedneadaY thl'OIJ&II Frlda,y al the omee 0[ Gallla Counti Probata Court. Th07 were: Rol>ort C. SU.wart, 28, Middleport, labcll'er, and Naney Cell, .22, Gllllpolls, at home; CliUdo A. Slnea, 22, l't. Pleaoant, sroem elerk, and Reva B. Nibert, 21, Galllpo. lis, · sale& clerk; Hoy Daniela, 50, Crown Clcy, farmer, and BeUFive Gallian~ on lah Trod-, 42, ,!icottotm, hou,.. wife; William R. BliP, 21, PomOU Honors List eroy, welder, and ' ~1D Lee GALLIPOLIS - Five Gallla Count,y etudents were lllled on the winter quarter Dean's Uat at Ohio Unlversll;y for tho 196869 academic year, They ar.e: M. Go,y Balllanl, 101 BasUanl Dr., Galllpolia; Corteen S. Bingham, 19 Oakwood Dr., Gallipolis; Charlene 'K. AlteodaDCe In Comt*tnury Cline, 65 Vine st., Galllpolla; Every state In ,liM! \)'lilted Am Elliott llarsioa, 464 Jack- State~ has lawa makl!ii it lOll Pike, Gallipolis; and Mar- col!lpuitory fw m e 11 t all y tha A. Layne, 632 Fourth Ave., com~nf dUf children to • GALLIPOLIS ·EASTERN star ' No. 283 will have Jnlllation ~ Jewelers · WHaRI: 'lOU MIGHT Mllrriage License~ I SPARE IllS acL tJ I The Firat National Bank Is the first financial Institution to GalIta Councy to undertake the BankAmericard program. During a breakfast Mmday at the Lalayelle Hotel, First National otrlctals will hold a tina! orientation selislon on the new program. Material wUI be delivered to participating merchants and professional businessmen. Thus tar, SS merchants a n d professional businessmen have registered for the program. DAY 14'1n•IIW Kyser ,FrH. WUI Jlaptlot Cllm:cb 1130 MONDA\' CENTENARY GRANGE will hOot Swill Creek Grarve at 7!30 p, m. Cintenary Ladleo , bling pw; iiandwtcheo aid aal- --- GALLIPOLIS - The week of May t9-26.,J>as been d'siJ!IIated as "BankAmerlcard Week" in Gallla Coont,y, This was amounced Suturday by Marlin G. Kerns, executive vice president oC the FlrOt National Bank ot Galllpoli a. DfllfST MO~!I'S at ~ .tilt! Qld ·.FRENCH CJry ACJUI ·lild Club , 1, p.m. in Ti'lbulle 81Jlcllng. Film "" skllnci will be shown. I YAt;un . ........... _.._ I ( r Five Couplel Get ANNU~ '·P.m. UnstramblotheaelwrJumbl.., one letter to eac-h square, tO form four ordinar)' wonl1. BankAmericard Week MSet 5 SUNljAY , I • }I>IINIU J\ HNIIL BIGGEST FAMILY - Mrs. Lawrence Rouah, center toreground, Ia afflllon to lllYIIW tho bilti!Oit family o[ the membership o! the Mason l!omemakera Oub, had the larpat repreaerdatloo with her at the orpnizatiM's Mother-Daughter Banquet Friday eveni~V at Oscar'• ReotaiiJ'IUit in Galllpolis. Mrs; Rouah, who lias 12 chUdran, had five daughters with her. Front r..,, I tor, MrL Demis Johnson. Mro. Rooslt ard Mrs. Robert Gibbs; second r<Nf, Mill Gloria Roulh ani Mro. Jack Fox. President Edith Fox welcomed the members ard guests before the program provided by Ev&. 1)11 Stewar~ Roberta YOOIV, Dorothy Cartwright ard Elsie Roach. T~ son.y Tlmeo • Sant!MI, Sunday; May ... 3 ••• ••• 39C 29C 29C Ul GIIIIDS CHASf & SUIOU COffEE 3 s 79 fOOD HAIPS CIIS' SOLID HEAD . LETTUCE " 27_~ I II NY' ' �~ . ... ~- ··.. ' . 1 ~ ... 'IIIII SwidiY Time• - Sellllllltl, Mid..eport~ .. .. ·.; 14th Season Of Boys Play H.u.~h.·~~'s. fA';.:,,inb . f.~~f.':t;~=::: ' ' '• GA.LIJFOLl'J' - Temp·· f• (liclild and JIC!UndedlheNci!rf)'Holzer Medical Center, Firat VETERANS MEMORIAL POINT PLEASANT ,... _Mra. . atur, 1, .PI'oeiJ\I~· andweatbor I!Ji fOI'!IIU'MeePreald~!luiJert . Ave., a.ll~ls. VlsitiJW hours HOSPitAL .Alta D.~leberr)>•.8 l~ ~~eliliD~! 'eiiodllionl tor each 24 hour per· H. Hulnpjirey Friclqn!fitlnwlBl 2-4 ond 7·8 p.m. Parents onb> on · ADMITTED _ Ja~ Bixler, , Slreet, ~ Pl.,......, ~ : : ' lod •• reecmlid ,bY Pete Me: · lUi daacrlbodaaa·"noll;7ac<l!le" Pediatrics !.."f.stODS Syracu18; EllJo Litchfield, lfa.: ·~ =·~ vir- .Cormick at the F~d· Wea~ 1 outalde a Londoilj)Ub.staJ11d son; ·Leola Keck, Pomero;r. . _._._ . . , Iller station. ' . The tro<dlle P.mllcatlon of admissloos la DISCHARGitD _ Be~ "";',, Rooebert 1111 Vllllllla .oo.r . _ , IJI8h Low Prec. Hum,phrey entered a ~~arn prohibited .111ttl further notice. Smith, Deloroo. PO!!eU. Meri!Y b ,. . ~· Ro"""·-- ·ilndl1 . , . ...• ~ 47 ordered a aandwtcb Births Durham Mary llornbarl, 1fa er ...,, - .....,, v~-1 ...,.. · ~ 'ill il3 ale. Btfort lie had Yro. WDllam A. MeArll!ur, -ret Grlllil••, , ,. ._: .,. .Ill M~ · ,.._ ,, ,, ; ,,..~ ·,1. •'0 . alp·,· •~.--~ · · Albel'l"-~-· ,,, . · VIr&lnii.·Wbenllhe· . Jr., 'Letart, w. v... da•""'tor, ... ..., .... .~... .,..,.u~o w, ' . w....:_..,_ . ,.. , • 58 ,__ 'tho ~~07 P.l!!o ""'""•; ...... ll!e l!aali!lm OCtobei 1'• 1" ' · ;,.,.--:::!!2'!':' • : • ' •}7 59 ~...,.. maJ;rpi . ·. G·ENERAL . · . HOSPIT ' AL In Ripley, West 'Vtrlibdl, l ·h e F,...._rl.._. " : ' :,' ~. ; Donlld R. Bell,StevenR.Buah, ..... daqhler 'ol t~JeleteWIIllamand , - ·· · • ·'' ' .' "" • ADMITTED - None. . II! Salurdoy •• , • ••• 50 to Ida J, 1\lcGGwn, Mrs, George R. DISCHARGED- None. Anna Davia Chipman. Her I• Averap bJ8b temperature Cor Ball, lofra. Joseph Blackburn, band, Owens. F. Roaeberl')' died the week Wo' )lU' ~ 7 de· Mrs. Robert F. "urnett, W,Ullam In 1931. ll!'oes, low lui year - 70.6· H. ClmiJbeU, Fred Cost.o, TorMrs. Roaeberl')' wsa a mem- deSI'MI, rOJJCo D. Demit, ll!erry L. liarVe8 U008 bor of the Dautlhtoro of America Averaae low ~ature Cor vey, lofra. Clarence w. GarDOs, CoUIIcU No. 53. tho week Wly<M _ U.l deWalter L. Jenldns, Olarles W. &!rvlvors are her 11011, Lt. sree•. lui yeai' _ t 5.tde8rMs. Jooeo, Mrs, Mabel 0. JOIIeo, Ul ~ ' Cill. OW.. Roaeberl')', McLean, Totalpre<lpltat!CI!forlhoweek Richard E. Kent, WDlism M. Va.; two brothers, WDllam and Wsyw-1.481nebes,lal!ly<M KIDg, Vernoil D. Lee, .Mrs, Hoi• Fl!Q'd CblpmaD, botb of Hamll- - 0.~ of an Inch. lis R. Mayo, Charles D. Mullins, POMEROY ..,. Approximately lo!J, Oblo, and four grandebllTotal preelpllallon to date Ws Mrs. Donna J, Pasko, CIBrles A. $2,100 bas been raised In the an- dren also aurvlvo, • 1aJJI y<M 9' 87 Inc.el, r-'M" ~C ~- al servlcea wiU be at year " ~,,. ~-cer rur woer . 14,28-Inches. ' Roberto, M r s. ' Charles H. nual Me1,..s straight, Mrs. Er!Mlst Thompson,. aade, Ed Klfl!, ehalnnan, re- 1:30 p.m. Monda,y at the Crow· Normal av.,.a&ll preelpllatilll! Erie A. Thoren, Mrs. Bernard ports. Husoell Funeral Home· with the _ tO. 70 ~~E. Boggs and Infant daughter, Goe1 for Wa year Ia $4,800. Rev. 0. H. Carder omctallng. Mrs. EdMrd E. Henderson and TOifnshlpa which have turned Burial will be In Kirkland Meinfant daughter, Mrs. WWlam in CC1!11leted ropnrttlncludellecl- morlal Gardel!s. Frlenda mey call at ~A·--al home M -Hurt' J r, 0 a nd lnfani --~ "...a, ford, Cbestor, Columlita, Le~D... UIO ..... , BecyJe Sayre and Infant daugh- on, Letart, Ollve, Sallabul')' and lla.m. &!nda,y. ter. Scl,plo. RECEIVES PRIZE Proceeds frolm P1111oroy a n d POMEROY - NeU Alan COlMldclle.POrt residential and busl· IT:s Ec;ONOMICAL TO SERVE AT ness aectiona are not In yet mer, son of Mr. aDd Mrs. Orten HOME. BUY IT BY THE BOX, BUCKET Wednesday, a llllllbor of rest- Colmer, 132 J.lncoln HOI, POI!IOR BARREL AT aurants wlll observe ••cottee ei'<!IY, received fourth prise In . da,y" with proceed& from coaee the Danforth Creative Elrort cOnPT. PLEASANT - A civil ac- sales to be turned over to the teat at Berea Cilllep'o 47th a,.. tion suit has been fUed In the of. cancer lUnd drive. nual La1Jor Day program Tuesflee or Circuit Clerk HOII'!ll'd da,y, May 6. Schultz by VIrgil w. Siders and Vivian Siders, hlo wife, et al, against Laddie V. Siders, et aL . The plaintllls . are asklJW the ---•·=··.. \"·' Boys are to meet at town ball at 9 a.m. ill unllorm JIDle 7 lor supervised tagging up town and through the residential ar- .... Rosters as completed Thursw da,y nlgl!t show these recruits, all at least nine years or age. Indians, Steve Walburn, Joe Al1tboll)l, Rick WillebreMer, Tom Rwsb, Ernest Imboden, Nile Wilson and Randy Lee, with Coaches IN AN ATTRAC'I1VE "Lotelnmoom" Milt,., Dennis Ault, soo of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Ault, Middleport, and Kay Wrigbt, daughter o! Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wrigbt, Dexter, were crOJI'I!Od klfl! and queen of the fi r st coosolldated Junlol'-6enlor pr<llll of Meigs High School. The royalty, both aenioro and selected by juniors of the school, were named at the prCllll held Friday night In the Rutland gymnasium. FoliO!Iifl! a dance, lbol8 a~ Lawrence stewart and Arthur St.obart. METS, John Pat Riley, Jlm Hutton, Man: Fultz, Ronnle Cummingham, Jeff Glaze; Coach Low. terxllng either atterr:led a movie or bawled. There was a 4 a. m. breakfast Saturday at the Meigs High School ca!eterla ill Mid- dleport. Eddy's Schedule POMEROY - Eddy's schedule thi s week: MONDAY Harrisonville, S-.10:45 a.m. Carpenter, 11 :15-12:30 p.m. School Lot, 12:45-1 p.m. Val es Mills-Arbaught, 1:30 - 2 Hovatter. All Boys League games ar e on Monda,y and Tbursda,y; pony league oo Tuesda,y and Frida,y. Two dance s have been set, June 14 and July 12, on the slab at p.m. Wilkesville, 2:30-3:30 p.m. the park. Langsville, 4:30-6 p. m. RuUand Park, 5:30-6 p.m. Hysell Run, 6:30-7:30 p. m. TUESDAY Pomeroy School, 8:30-2:15 p. m. Pomeroy Library, 2:30-3 p.m. T ~pers Plains, 3:30-4:30 p.m. Old Chester Rd., :;:3~ :30 p, m. Springs, 7-8 p. m. THURSDAY Syracuse, 9-10:30 a. m. Raci!Ml, 10:45-1 p. m. Letart, 1:45-2:30 p. m. East Letart, 2:45-4:15 p. m. Dorcas, 4:30-6:30 p. m. Syracuse P.O., 7-8:30 P·"'l!o<k Barbara Hunon to Shed Her Seventh TANGlERS (UPI) - Barbera Hutton, heiress to the Woolworth dime store fortune, has filed for divorce from her seventh husband after tour years or marriage, regional court officials said Sat· urday, The girl who inherited$43mUllon in 1933 and became known as the poor little rich girl'' fiJed the petition against Prince Ray. mond Doon Vinb de Cbampassak in Cuernavaca, Mexico. 46 IN CONTESI' COLUMBUS - The 16th annual Statewide Scholarship program ol the Ohio Rural Electric School Days AreGonna Be Sumpin' Else WASIIINGTON (UPI) - Wbat wlll schools be like 25 years Dri Prod. Abo 02 lOO K€ntuck~ ' Suit is Filed awellint ~rpiq. .. PIIES£1MS qanst dacay .. termites. Mia )'01110 to lift ol wood ~ palfo ' - - plcall llblll, lhutlell 1\'tR woodhutcbto. Full color broo cnu. mllll>le. CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. p . o ·ViiUEs ·: PT. PLEASANT , W. VA. 675-1160 afiir. .Dartmouth Students ]ailed I o • , , , liy Uni~ Press lntefllltional · College, Jersey . ,., Solos Monator Ewn If IOU do It IOIIMH, It takll caoh II! nx up tho hwM and car, provide a changHf 1111on Wlrdrobe for your famllr. So wily net stop In whn you'll aiWIYJ No. l~r a obc-fiaure computor number! SEE US FOR A HOME IMPROVEMENT ~ ~ Ev•tH Saundtrt haonild Thl ..nor Quality Saln11on Wl!'ftn Sklclonoro o..llty Saloaman Quality Saloaman SIDP.! IJX)KJ! Jah'n Houck Aut. Solos Mtr• REA/1! .. Why do More People Buy Chevrolet Cars in Gallia '-"Ui.ty Than Any Other Make? ·. ' ' Why Do More People Buy Chevrolet True~ in Gall!a County Than Any Ofher Make? ANSWER: NO. 1 PRODUCT - QUALitY SAlESMEN ... BEST SERVICE ' . WARRANTY - BEST DEAL FOR YOU JquCawt1 ~~t· A BtHerDeal Anywhere! ' f!!!!!!1loun.. INC, f4 WE MAU 2ND MOITGAGl REAL ESTATE LOAM5 Comer S.co .. & c.urt S.._t JOO S.Coad A.""... G.ltl,oll• 111•• V...t~I\111'• ' ....... ~1 J ' ' ' I 21().236 Stcontl Ave. ",, ·9•1,1i,,iis, Ohio · : ' ·1, .. 1 ..."'"•• ' (·I , ~IIY. N.J., In protest against tha actmlnistra• ''N>rty..five Dartmouth Cilllep tlon's failure to renew tbe ~1\idents be(!an 30-4a.Y jall tl rms saturday for seizure Of a professor's contract ,u..rt 110 antiwar protestors bll!ldlng at the Haoover, N.H., 4jq>us. A sit-in by 100 students entered the University of liJnt Into the second day at CiDclnnnati fleldhwse durl!1K a fili!c'oin Universlt;y, Jellersoo Reserve 0 f I l e e r 1 Tralnlfl! Corps (ROTC) aSJembly FridaY c.llr• Mo. night and strewed wblte crosses ..Pollee braced for possible ' . on the aoor wblle a IJend ~fl!eWal or last weekend's a~et dance violence near the pla,yed the Natloml Anthem. ~verslcy of Wisconsin caJI1JUS. The protest waa led by nonlC·!oladlson. Indiana University student lone! Helperll, who aiihorllles beefed · IV security was arrested recently for :6recautions for the "Little 500" disrobing on the caa1>us. Dean ot Students Ben Pugh ~('ij'cle race at the Bloomington spent. tba hlil!t .,tth tho,Unooln eiQua. . University protosterr, most of - ·,\ Hearing on Disorders · 'Jt· state legislative COJ!Imlttoe them black. The 100 have Ojened hearings In New York submllled a list of 30 stedent City oo caJ111US disorders In power damatilo. Lincoln bas 2,300 studenta, about equally that area. .<UJpus mllltants al Stanford dlvidad betw- whites and ·University made plans for a · Negroes, study in Jail ctf(aroom boycotl Monday and Tile 45 Dartmouth students T110aday during a scheduled m~!lllll of ,truetees of the wore alll!wed to briJW their textbooks to Jail In order to 91itfornia l!1$Utui!On. . }i;wo nuns alii a profesaor study for their 8nal eXimllll• wilht Into the Mh day ot ·a tloos and ~ Att;y. ~ ti~r strike at st. P~ter's Pll)adoJ!l&l prcml* the Jailed ' 1:\1:.1 &ALuPOUSChevrol.et-Old$1it0hile ,.-·-···----------------------------·--········JIJ!I········"''"'*..'"''.,~•~--~··~~~~w;~,.~.;;.·~~~~;.;~~:l~~j; ill!~ ··•~iiii•,llllio., ,._.~t.. Opp. B&O Dopot f tud nt di nt. H Tb KEY BISCAYE, flo. (VPI)causes o s e s&e e e President, who arrived President Nlxoo met tor about said the President cooslden hero early Thursday, was three hours with top domestic disenchantment In the acade- scheduled to return to Washlng11dvtsers Saturday and dla- mlc community a nd violonce on ton Iate S......... ~-.. or early eussed the causes ahisolutlons the campuses one or the Moll!ay. He wW meet here of unrest a00 violence on 41 maJor problems facing 011r Sunday morning with New York America's campUses. society," Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller aDd Press So~cretary Ronald ZleAttending the seasloo were some or the 23 diatirvulshed gler said the meeting, held In Vice President Spiro T. Agnew, Amerlcons golfl! with him on a Nixon's vacalion home over- Ally. Gen. John N. Mitchell, presldontlal mlasiDn to seven JQ!Iklng Biscayne Boy, covered Health, E<lucation and Welfare Latin American countries. a wide range of domestic Secretary Robert II. Filleh and In other devel~ents, the pr,ohlems but focused on how several White House aides. White House disclosed that Sen. aclmlnlstrallon programs aaect Jacob K. Javits of New York the sources of student dlsconcongressman Rogers C.B. had discussed his criticism of .tonL Morton of Maryland, the GOP Nixon's V l e t n a m policy '"'" "Most ot the conversation national chairman. also atteJJd. wlthhthe White House before was . oo the cause• o1 the ed the session and reported on airing It publicly. pi'<lblem • , • what briDgo the his conversations with Rapubll· ill a speech before the San U\jrest about,'' Ziegler said. The can governors · at the mooting Francisco Commonwealth Club President hao been receiving last week In Lexlngtoo, Ky. Frlda,y, Javits said the Nixon Morton repo.~ ~ ~ve~- . war . Ucy .. ~~: ·.:~ter~~~L a~reports on the turmon .a t d -Vniverolty in ~yo.,.-~~~· ~~ sa~ ... ~~ ' '!'! ·~~;;.• b~ · < City College. In New York with : p~oldent Nll0iri'1 dtin\es- ' Z eg!er ·said ~vtrl ,lritotmed Other centera of unrest. t1 c"i>rograms, ~Igbied with his Nixon's national security advl' •. VIolence Major Problem efforts to streamline federal ser, Dr. Henry A. Kissinger, of ·::,Ziegler said the conversation machinery · ~!"'111'1! with state .bls. crltlcbm In a 1-r before touclied .on. the war In VIetnam, and. !ooal problema and .wanted be delivered the -ch and but oniJ- to lbe extent of clo.-r 'communicali!>IJ with the later talked with Kisslfi!Or by discuatlllll It as dne of the Wblte House, Zlergler said. telephone. • ,,,.,., R•• McCormick pn!IIOaal would be worth dliiCUIIII!I "rl&ht oow." "I have _ . most of theae polnta at the emirerenee table," .Lam told nowamen, Indicating there was basically lllltblng new !1bout the VIet Cong peace plan. Relll.ore DMZ . But he osld It was a "new presenteHm" ~ VIet Cong views and that Salp feels "we can Olqllore some of these 10 poiDts- Cor example the exchange of prisoners of war or the reeatabllobment of the Demllltarlsed Zone (J)MZ)." ''We have auaested to the Vill~ge ·f!lne in Five Tires • • 0 . , .. .. ne T" Tomatoes In Letart Escape RACINE - Tbe Letart Falls area, where mllllons of tomato plants have been set Into the ground escapeddamagesoraball stqr,m. m 'tJlat. hit in parts oe~: ~~iUtlon of Meigs ~ 17 Frlda,y afternoon at ahwt 2:45 p.m. . Truck farmers In the Racine area, however, were not so forlunate. Hall COYered the ground illolda the vutage of Racine and reportedly ruined about all the tomato plants In that communlt;y. DUly IWI, who operates a farm 011 land near the Southern High School buDding, reportedly lost an eJJIImated BO, ooo plants. Hill by Satur<Ia1 morning had trucks enroute to the south to pick up replacement plenta. Farmers ill the Letart Falls area and also In ReedsvUle osld occaslAlnal ball stones fell ill those sec1iooa of the cwnty, but no winds accompanied the severe weather sweepiJW fi•om Indiana. The Buder Count,y sherlll'aoffico said hail and winds had caused some IIJI>t damage to trees near here. The Weather Bureau had said the greatest threat of tornadoes extreme Southwest Ohio. an:l aevere thunderstorms was su- area aloog and 70 mUes side of a Uno from 20 north of COlumbus to 50 SOUthwest of Lexington, Sch00Is tO Get Help COLUMBUS (UP!) - State Schools &!pt. Martin Essex todey amCllllced the approval of 29 proposals deolgned to attract and train teachers and teacher's aides. The flratfedenl grantor $615,· 679 is to be used to suJlll')rt the 'efforts or school dll!lrlcts O>ljiOrienclng critical teacher shortages, The approved proposals will provide trslnlng for 254 classroom teachers and 437 teacher aides. Essex said the program Is designed to allract CJI&(Uied persoos to the program, COLUMDUS (UP!) - A new of ceramic whlcb can be used as a booe replacement ill bumans and for artificial Ieeth bas been developed b7 0 ·b I o Stato Universlcy. Tbe process was deTised by Dr, William B. Campbeil, a ceramics engineer at OSU wbo was assisted by metllw re· searchers from aeveral tllber departments at the university. w , .. cype ,.Through short-term intens:l\'e trslning and sub-ent bi.--vlee training, appllcants will be provided with the preparalloo necessary to begiD a career In teacblng," Eseex aald. He aaid perscmei to be recralted and iralned eamot have b- employed CUU-tlme In an illstruc1ic.nal capacity duriDg the prevlws school 1ear by a board or educatioo. or Mother's Day Mother, 0 aacred and beautiful name! II others desert us, mother loves us the same. She gave us i:dltence anrJ tendereat care, And breathed fOr our ssfety many a prayer. 04 Moth.e~" la_.a Dlml: that we Jove to repeat, It brirwa to ua vlal0111 so pure and so sweet. When she sang a'lieet lullaby songs tlll we alept, And over wr crldles a !Ovlfl! watch kept. And when we ~ve erown to years more mature, Her love remaiu with us, unselfish and pure. Sbe praises our Ylrtuea, our wrong• she forgives. To her we are nelltldren" as long as she Uvea. A sweeter lnfluencre ne'er came fr<l:n ~tbove Than the - t sift of loeaven, a good mother's love. No matter h'"' ltJWiy her alation may lie, Her IOYe for her cldld Is as deep as the see! . ~nde~n in an either mUes miles Ky. w ADDIIFSS .ROT.uu.\NS . MIDDLEPORT- George ' Bakel', proleet engtnear, and Ed Goa, .: project oovervlaor atldrassed the 1 Middlei)OI'I-Pomeroy Rotal')' Cllib ~·"" FridaY evoq !Ill the topic tol •Pt!!lln!SI or COI!IIIrucllon at 11\i ·llle cit ·ihe 1)11( brldae · wlll replace the filion llrldge at The Butler County Civil Dafense sen! men and equipment to the region. No lnformatloo ,..s bnmetllate!¥ available on any lll)lrles. The twister waa reported to have touched down several times as it swept acn>sa the Ohio-Indiana border. It may halle touched down in RtiiJhville, Ind., and moved oo ear!ward. Weother Bureau radet equipment here and In Jla11.on had sp<illed twisters In the skies aft. er a tornado watch was issued for portloos of southern Ohio, northern Kentucky a n d ex· treme southeast lndlara for up to 8 p.m. EDT. Residents in the Butler and Montgomery County areas were warned to take safety precaut101111. . , , . , , -cr~· of ihe tOnii.JOes · was sltJhted In the sky !leal' Okllllllll in Butler Cowrty about 4 p.m. and a few mlrutea later radar spoJted one ahwt 15 miles west of Dayton. Raino thunderatorms and ""<'<l:m!mm~~II<IIIIII<IIIIII<IIII'IIW:U 150 Killed in Turkey Shoot ~~e~:.!' ~ · Her hair, onee auldlll or black, may be wblte. The I!IOIICI!II oCjauth mey ~ve oD taken fllgbt. ThCIIIBh time !MJ have rollbtd ber of Joutb's ciBrnihll (ll'lta, · There's beaUI:{, ~kiitalln mother's sweet lice! Cooaecratid ti'llllilbar, and IOCV IIIII' II atayl On May's ~~each .Ytar 'twlll occur, Whan we'll ~W a DOI\W·In ·hoi!Or ohor, < . ~ ' ' '',/ ' .nd ....· .• ,. i ·4slaP'tt war." Cbau called CIJ the Vallod states to endorl8 the plan and &lop backing tha "beliiSalp lll!tborllleo so lbllt the hitherto peraecutod peace Corceo can take ill tbolr band Golden Spike Is Redriven PROMONTORY 'SUMMIT, Utah (UPD - A hundred years ot trani!CCI!tlnental ratl travel were cOI!llllemorated Saturday at the scene of the driving of the "Golden ~e," where now there Is neither town nor railroad. The e e I e b r a n t s reached the scene by bus and car. Transportalloo Secretary John Volpe headed the group of railroad officials, history bufrs and steam engine fans who were m band for the symbolic reenactment. It was May 10, 1869, when the laJJI spike was driven to link the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts for travel by "Iron Horse.'• The raJl buffs at the scene Saturday were unable to complete their Journey by rail, The nearest railroad line now is to mlles awa,y. Two steam engines- recreaUol!s or the Central Pacific's "Jupiter" and Unloo Pacific's "No. 19"- were 011 hand for the ON·DUTY "• reenactment, but had to IJe trucked ln. Several bundnd 4 '1rm Horse" enb.lalaltl wbD started 001 11om New York more than a week 1810 CIJ the "Jupiter", took a lila from to tba - - . The steam tiiiiiDo 11om tho East finlabed lis trip babiDd a modern4ay Diesel unit . . parenlly because VIJICIJ refused to allow the lliliwmovlng steam O!lllne (IJ Ill ralls. At PromiiJtDry &munlt, .... 11.,., ralls and bantl-lleWb UN had to be laid down opedol]¥ for the centemlal ovllll. 'The old ralls were torn ov dlll'llw Worlei War D and -tod to Ogden, IJtab, Plclllc the war ef!ort. In balling the hlat.orlc .,_ ntversary, Vol~ osld ol'"'l!pi• UolJ of tba 1IJo yearl ago was "one of the <Mllell triumphs or Amerlean 1mow how...a great epfe of human will and determlnatlan." CONTINUED oo Pose 12 rail-"'* Rhode's Proposal Up for Key Vote COLUMDUS (UPJ) _ !mportant work in cCllllmittees and a vote on Gov. James A. Rhodes' proposed Department of Public Safety highlight the UPcoming week In the Oblo General Assembly. The Senate Finance Committee, chaired by Sen. Robert R. Shaw, R • COlumbus, plans the first of many heerqs oo the two-year approprlatlms bill on Wednesday. The biennial budget, which In the governor's o!llce. The department would Include the Ohio Highway Patrol, tho state Fire Marshal, the Bureau of Crimiual Identification, the O!flce or Civil Defenae, Olllo Crime commission, Ohio Law Enforcement PlannlJW Agency, and be responsll!lo for tba proposed pollee and fire academhiL ill calliDg for the e&bi!Mlt.level department, Rhodes said It would "give us an elective tool to assist local government and represents all spending by state combat crime." government - except for education - tor the !Mlxl two years, was pared from $5.8 blllioo to $4.175 blllloo before passaga In the House Wednesda,y. The budget must be approved before JIDIO 30, the end Of the clh·rent fiscal year. 'IIIII Department ot Public Sefety blU Is up for a vote In the House Monday. The propoaal was cootatned In Rbndes' Stato. of the State me... sap Feb. 5. As wrlttonn the bill would put the department Three election law bWa, springing fr1111 a V. S. S..,reme Court decision thot Ohio law was "restrictive" to lndepeJD. ent candidate&, wore to IJe wt.. ed oo Monday In tba Sonata. Tbe biDS trould! -Require a writs-In opece for every office on the ballot, but aUow the write-in voteo to IJe counted only If the writs-In .,.... didate has !Dod a dec:laratioft ot Intent at leaat 20 cloys before the election. CONTINUED oo Pip 12 ', ~ DeGau~ists PARIS (IJPI) - Gen. Cbarlea de Gl!ilo lefl France Saturday on a SU11'riso trip to Ireland •to kaep hlmaelf !rom the pOlitical battle raalfl! In Franc:e over· !llo. succes&loo u pre,. ident. ' Shaken Up Frt111 Cork da G a u II t · proeeecled to a hillel ·Ill' Parknaallle, In CounV KelT)>, A special lonr-alzed ...... bod arrlvocl at the 1.-i Sllldal allemooo ·by . . , . . . _ WtlCit 11om ll!i>lln. ' ' De Glulle' s declalon to abaent De Gaulle Is h!Jn.-lf from France durl!W tba lrlah ~laD , Cor the JIUIO 1 ""!l'le~l '!Jilctlon ""'!\io .. -~ · ·~~ '·~- to Gt.~lJat• ' wilt! bod bqoed. lie ' Would ~~:~~~·a:•ll;ftb~~ror~~-=~-- ii!. 3 SERJIICE MEN , side to diSCUSS .,one A .loidllll. Vlelpllltff JWopeelflc i..,eo like the D)[.!:, dl!lat all1clal In Plril ....... " tho axc:bl!lp ol ~· of lhe Viet C<llll Pill)- . war, and oowlf t h o - Bide The ~· Thldl· 'l1daio agrees to dlaeu•• theM I s - Cbau, dctal !!ltl!llll ', ' we can start rl&ht now," Lam Cor t1ie UJJifled VlliO " I W ' Buddbllt Cll!rch, calJid,, . . said. He Ia expected to deliYOr peace package a "grelt • Sooth Vletllam'o olllclal an,awor toward• peace.•• Cbau, who bas etoaa COIUeta · to the llk!olnt peace packaae at the 17th meeting of the peace with lnlliiOIIIlal ~ c:lrdoa conference Frldi,Y. ill VleiDam, osld the VIet CG!!I Lam left Salp for Parlo acheme, was vel')' elaltlc IIIII today 24 boura otter Presl- ohould IJe wOlcmJJed by all NiiU.)'OII VI!! Thleu'l porn· Bides. lie said It rellect.d lilt mont rejectad several key "IQOdWW" d. the Nr*kw' prorisloos of the peaeo package Llboralloo Frmt (NLF), the but ii!UIOWICed Ita readinell to Vlet CAlq political brancb, to discuss some of Ita Iiams. achieve ua rapid P""""' settlement of the vlelnuli .wot 'Twll! a beautlfuhbought to oatabllsh a day o( llllir'vlaoiY ~I VIetnam's future.'' . · HAMILTON, Oblo (\1PJ)- A tornado touched down and damaged several bousoa lnd bust..,ss places In the heUI of the village of Monroe ill Butler County late Saturday. Ambulances were to the cOI!llllunity of 1,500 peraona In studenta would be released in tlme to take the examinations early In June. Now York's City Colleae was beck In operation again deaplte resignation of Its preslde.nt ,and a Thursda,y nre blamed 00 damages were caused. arsonista which caused $250,000 damage to the student center. But pollee .were atati011011 at ever1 buDding and searched bandbaga and parcels of persoos entering. Pollee also surrounded ever)' building at Now York's . BrookSAIGON (UP!) - V. S. Ill·· lyn Cillleae, scene d 25 llree In the pest two weeks. Pollee also riDe foot soldiers and tank crews ringed New York's Queo111 surrounded a unit or North VIetCollep, • cene of recent clashes namese regulars near Da Nana ' ' between blAck and white Satilrday and i-eported kUIIDg 150 In two da,y s of fiJI>~ across students. drled-ap rice fields scorched by 100 degree weather. lndlana University aulhorltlot~ American losses were placed said 150 black •-nts who at seven ldlled and 12 WWided seized control of .a faculty In the lll!lslded actim 12 mUea meetbw Thursday night wW swthwtl!l or Da Nang alonllho lace .university dlsclpli!Ml but 110 bauko of the Vu Gla River. crbnlnal charges wlll IJe rued. ••a•a like a turkey, lihooi,"However, the Monroe Cf!IJnl1 Lt. Cill. Jamea lllalns, 37, ~ aherttr sa!d he will preas for a Gllmdale, R. L, told UPI COl'1'0' Grand Jury lnvestlplloo If the spondeJ¢ David Lamb. "We broltf university faUa '-!prosecute. up a Ptherlnr of the clan. We " ' 'I have got them outsunned and out- numberecLn f " POMEROY - The publlc Is reminded or the Open llruse sche<Med for 2-t p.m. today at Veterans Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy. The ()pen Hoose, sponsored by the Ladles Auxiliary In oo. operalloo with 111• stall andadmlni!Jiratioo, wlll launch Nallooal Hospital Week, May 1117. Re!reahnients will be served and I!oral decoratloos have been provided byFranclsFlor- ~ei·::;,. Hit ~ ~ other By PAGE 11 Answer to Violence 'O n Campuses Sought court for a partition of real es- SAYS TAX IS DOOMED WASIIINGTON (UP!) - U. S. Rep. Charles A. Yanik, D-Ohlo, said today that the federal 10 per cent lllll1ax Is doomed and expressed tho helle! that em. gross wiU reJect Pres!- NixOil's rOCJIOst to extend the tu throutJh Dec. 31, allowing It to die automatically JIDle 30. ' :oww ., WEATHER GOES BERSERK AKRON (UPI) - A freak fivemloote storm with winds over 90 mUes per hwr Frlda,y night, left hall piled fwr to f 1 v e Inches hltJh In some areas and lifted a 17,500.p>und airplane from the ground at Akroo Manlclpal AiJtJOrt. 'The Rockets flniabed with 396 HEART ATTACK FATAL CH AMONIX, France (UPD - strokes while nmnerup Ohio Prot Walter K. Kramer of Mun- University was three shota oil c ie, Ind., died of a heart atta ck the pace. The leaders were fol. Seturda,y, whUe skiing high In lowed by Akroo 405, Bowll!w Green 410, Ashland 415, Muathe French Alps.; Police said Kramer, 56, had klogum 421 and Allejbeny 423. Pat Moooey or Toledo .00 Tom been siding esslly and without Bonart of Bowling Green fired apparent fatigue In the Vallee 3-over'i]O.r rounds of 75 to share Blanche high In the Alps between France and Italy, when he was mecallst hooors. suddenly s!ruck downb)'thehcart INJUNCTION WANTED attack. PARMA, Ohio (UP!) - The KILLED IN COLLISION Parma School Boord Salllrda,y LOR AIN, Ohio (UP!) - Ed- asked for a temporary ~­ die Nutt, 22, Loraill, was killed lion ill an ellort II> balU threeill a two-car colllslon bore Sat- day old teachers otr111e In Ohio's urday, eltJhth laraest school dlltrlct. . fried C1titk£tt BOB . EYANS_STEAI HOUSE .EYAIIS the regimentation of today's scbools will largely .disa,PPOar, alQJJg with tile rlllid 'lltfuCiurliig of time. (UP~ South VIM!n ordered Ito ehlaf !!QIIIator back to 1'11-11 to IJe · on ~ when the Alll.es qslder strlkl!qr a barpln with tba Communlsla oiJ jJOIJU of the lateJJI VIet ~ peace plan. • Ambasaador Pbam Dang LaM, Who was reealled to Salp for extenllvo CO!IIAiltaUol!s two weeks o&D, was arriving In Perla !btday morning. Lam lett South Vletllam sa,y1ng 'some of the mlllor points ill lhe VIet Coog 10-polnt BDI Jlo!Mek, Rand)' Wlpllorr and Larry llolloo who pertlclpatod In milk judglJW and, ·at rlgbt, Ronnle Wageer, Billy Hllland Paul Rose prepare rot coqetltlon tn the agronomydlvlolOJL SUNDAY, MAY 11, 1969 ·YOL. IV NO. 15 (NEA). In general, the report aald, nament. COMPETE IN JVDGING - Six students tJf Southern High Schooi's 'FFA Chapter participated In the State f\lture Farmers of America judging competition In ColumbuoonSaturday. llemp. soy BeUey, chapter advisor, far left, goes over detaUs with •· Civil Action tate order with money derl vod frmn a sale to be distributed from now? No report cards, learning a equally to the heirs ot property foreign languegeby satellite, per- in the ClondenlnandArbuckledlssonalized learniJig by computer, trlcta of Mason COOilii.Y and from and field trips to exotic places, "'"' tract extending Into Putnam And the teachers of the 1990's COOilll,y, M.Jl bear no more resemblance to the teachers of today than STRIKE ENDED NORWALK, Ohio (IJPI) - Tho Twiggy does to the Sophie Tucker d. a quarter -eentury ago. 10-day strike .at the &lperlor These are a few of the fea- Coach Corp. here anded Saturtures of American .Weatlon 25 daY when memburs or United years from now as predicted in Auto Workers Local 1319 aca rep>rt lsoued Saturday by the cepted a threa.year CCI!Iract. Natlooal Edueallon Assoclalloo Cooperatives will be held at the Ramada Inn here Monda,y, May 12, Executive Manager Howard A. Cummins said today. The 46 TOLEDO COPS TITLE contestants, from big! schools ASHLAND, Ohio (UPI) - The over most of the state repreUnlveralty or Toledo ootstroked senting service areas of 23 rursix teama Saturday to win the al electric cooperatives, Include none !rom Gallla-Melga area. Ashland lnvitati~ Golf TQUI'- 1. SIAINS deeply, beautifully. Z. WATERPROOFS against PARIS Saturdoy \o 11 ONE EASY.ON COAT DOES 3 VITAL JOBS1 Points ·in Hanoi ·P~ace··) s.e and Mrs. Charles Smith. . 3in 1" STAIN! LpmRep;dy to DisC.~~~ -m.., •'"'"" •-os non.. Ans: 3 TIMES MORE THAN BEFOR~ ..• Witll NEW ARAB .. i>. ·. - ~;::· ~h,'F~~~ ·:-~~- '< : · .,'J'~~cr L ness IKIJ.ses. They are Mrs. aiel Sayre, Mrs. William Jlunlee es, Charles Smith and Richard · I· ::= MIDDLEPORT - Mlddlep>rt'a Boys baaeball teams (little and - ) are nlled and rea<ly to P> illto their 14th season. Tag Day to ralse!Undstomalnlaln e'JIIpment, provide O>ljiOrlenced umpires, and keep the squads ill unllorms, will be held JIDIO 7. Mothers will solicit the busi- ell Price. YANKEE'>, John Mark Haggercy, Ronnle easel, Charles Whittington, DII!IIIY Miller and Tommy Walters; coaches, Woody Call and E. J. Acree. BRAYEs, Keith McDaniel, ~ge Ba~, Doug POpe; coach- ·uD. 1..- yf "'LPI•, .,~oseq;:_rt. 't �' .. I < ,.;· ' ,, ~' ' ' .It~ute 'dl;.,mg~ ' Air Foret bl VIet- .. . ,. , ,. . · •.· '. •· '' . ' · , 111111, two 11001!11 frcim Paclllc Sian ud strlpeo rec 1i11Jt, . - l', PLE~ANt ~ .A ·,~ ,cl Plan~· •ere dls,cu11eCI ~- Ilia u d - lhiiD to hl8 pereols, Mr.llllll Mro. FNcl State Roaleli 2; 35.flld 17 COt>- bl...,lll8nlal -~iW&tioD...,.. Stan...,., Rt. 2, Patriot. 111111ec1 moat .fJl lllol· bo,ltlne•'• ,at olitl(ls ll1ol btlllt of Point Pleat:' ++++++ theYl!' ~clthePLPleao- ant .ln 1~4, ,ud tt .waa\'OIBdlo ONE wu wrtttea by a PFC Roy E. H-.-4, ant Claihbor ol ~~ !IJI WOrk with jhO -~qr SfOif• 3rd Boit.ll..., 5111 lolarblae, IIIII tile o111or by u week; Coa<ern 0\V t!Ml three tha Malon CooQWy J!la~cal.So· AmeriCIJiollorn ~e IOidlar, SP4 llonlld 1L rautea laa otenuDecl· !rom cletJ. . • · Tasalcl, RQ, Provii!Clllli eo.,.o., JG Secllqa. ThiJI . clarwea ilhtoh will lie ne.,.o~ .Pre181it ware!AnzleHendrlcll, !ollow: 111011 CCIIIPietliMI q(tliOnewbridie Calvin Stnltll, Bill Hockaabarry, + ++ + + + acrosalllol Oblf!ll'!'lr at_H _r- EmU Martln,.Joe Neeley, Jam's . UNKNOWING FOOLS son, - lllllv '"!llltruciiiMI aoil Me~, Jerry Buteher, ~rt Far away trom llle • • a1 bambo due 1D be ci!IDP!ilted late In 1969 llutdlar, Seldon F18JII!llliJII, LJ03d People are lauahbW ud 1111· or 111'111n 197~. · Roulih,. Vltua Hartley Jr., and Pecplo - ere ....._1111 ot lha altuetloo, The ·groql wal urged to meet Belft Farley. The Hri<RIIi lhou&hta they paoh away. with and assist Ruih Krodel, Thaylhe,lhelr llwa llllll dalmlllollr part chairman of roild ccimmlaaloll 01 tile Ira ms laM)n to !laD. c<!lllllllttee repreaenilrv 1he Yet Ulnorrow !lndalllolm marchilllln packs, Chamber of Cammerce. It was RoiiOUIICIJW with signa 1helr creed and claD. reported tlat I 81u11J or llle route CONTINUED !rCIIl Paae II They cry of peace IIIII I""" lor all. sltualloo Ia bellt·made by Krodel So audiidlc waa lha reenactYet their words are mocked by their deedo. who·ls eccont~lllhiiiB some pr0o 1110111 that 1he aertpt called for They run in pecks as do mid qo. greas on the pro.t.ct, tile aciDr p18JIInl Lellnd They de....ce the men who tor.-tbam bloods. A meeting with tile Slate R<lld !l•nfoM, Call!ornta govemor They whiJIIper end -or when ducy callo. CCIIIIDlooiiMI will be held soon lnd president of Caltral Yet the freedoms they lop 1D quench their thlrata. with the date to be IJIIIOIIIIted, C PlcUic, 1D mlas the spike, just Now, brother, that too Ia the -my wl1h W8111)01111, of C ofllclals revealed. as be did at the oriiiDal h carries Ita own kind ot burst !Anzie Hedrlck, manoger of ceremOIU'. Oh, ...,11 c:u't kill, not pbyolcally, at least, the o\j1pllachlan Power Co. and ADd, once - apln, a te1qraph But It dirties lha Image of the USA. vice • preoldent, conducted lha elreult •• oet up 1D Rash tile Br!JIIllqr a slow ..-1 ldWngto 111o1 men who are lighting, business session and MrL Bel· news, •-n.e last nllls laid. The FJalllllll ud dylq so far awe,y. va Mae Farley, maneging dlrec· last splkels driven. The Paelllc Now llghtblc llllll dying may be Just wnrde, tor of the Cb&niber of CCIIIIIUlrce railroad Ia completed." But It cauaea sorrow lor 1hnae who care. said thalllle local C of C hll reThomas M. Goodfellow, Ohair· If yw are sorry, 11 you realb do care, celwd an Invitation to the ee... - man of the NatWnll Golden Do the Americans a til..,.. IIIII show It beck there. Ira! Ohio Valley Industrial Coull- ~ Centemlal Celehrallcl! Pfc. Ro,r E. Howard cU tD be held Ma,y 15 in Ravens- CommlaoiiMI and proaldent of 3rd·BattaliOD wood, at tile RavenswoodCcmtry the American Aaaoclal:lon c1 5th Jlarlnes Club with State R<lld Commlo- R a II r o a d a, Hid the Unk slonsr William S. Ritchie, Jr., '"""'•god ..., ct¥1112attori." as guest speaker. FallowiJW lha "The Iron horae _...) the "BE PROUD OF OUR CAUSE" program, the visitors will take West," Goodfellow Hid. "ComAs I alt hare on my bed, part In a aame of gol!, a social merce took on a vllllU;y. I thlJik of ihliiB• I haw clone hour IIIII dinner. MembeH pia"' Two oceana were jolued-lnd Before I came to this war-torn 1aad nl111 to atlend this meeting were all the peOple In between those And aok myal!, do I give a damn? asked to Inform lha Chamber two oceans developed a new Yoa, I do and I will flibt olllce lor reservations. ..,... clllllill." For 1he ctun of freedom with all my mlght For the call of treectcrn will not eod And peq>le will die UDtlllhaiL The delth rete hero has boen much to fast Than It hla ever been In tile put CONTINIJED fram l'lge 11 Men have died oa the battlefield Reduce the llil!l!ber of elecAnd Ibis Is why we must not 7leld. to •lin a nomtntors necessary If we don't atoP lhla qresalon hare atloll petition lor an lndopend- . Thlo bloody dlaeaae wUI be ewrywhare. ont candida~ for office, provide Those people hare want to be free for filing of nominating P,OUtlons But Jome people hack homo just cu't see. for independent candklltes for PleaH stand by us, hoPe ud prey preeldent IIIII vlc!>i>reslclent, When we need yw ll1ol most In every way. and require a apace for candlBe proild 01 11hat we're doiiiB here da~s' nemes to be Written In And lot •• yw really care. EL SEGUNDO, CallL (UPI) - on llle presidential ballot. !Pee. 4 Ronold 1L Tuakl Hq,, Provla!Clllli C<llpa A conwr1Dd twiHngine Wor!Q -Reduce to 7 par cent the L G. Sec:tloa War D bomber with mechanical, ·:Bi!'ge ,,of;. ~1 In the last ++++++ ,·.t£t trouble skimmed I<M overaplay. tort&I · ~E&n, by which LAST weak, we mentlooect the 25th IJIIIIverOiry of D-D11J will ground crowded wllll hall-playing lha nomber of olgnsturos reobserwd oa Jome 6, Two Gallla C<luJicy residents, We,yns Dldln end y-sters Saturday, t ben qulred '"' a petlt1911 to esllbllsh Bill Frii8J1, took part In that historic tnvaaloo. At Ieist fi..e otllar crashed Into 1n IIP&rlment h<Rise a political part,y I• determined. Galllllle Wert tllero - John E. LIO)'d, Shalby Cia&llllllllaadall A. and burst Into lllmoo. Ten par cent Is prose~ >IOedLong. All lour persona aboard tile • prq>o\)pe plane were burned to ,..._ _....,_ _ _ _,.... il:.sGT. . 7, 'i ' ' I '\ 'I i .~· ·Expr,~ss~d.:.by: t ·. of:C'_: l. , -"lor Chisox Indians, .~ .~ .!' (UPO - Andy 1~:~11 tr.iggerud r;tf~;~~;;,s~1~triple a twOo '33 rtll.l in lha third Inning a.id KJ~;lned hls fourth ~le­ af the season ,with ninth • 11lu.ing relief help from Jim Brew· Saturday,' pacing the Los An•~••••• Dodgers to a 4-1 victory the Pittsl>!lrgh Pirates. tii i;utt:c>l1 appeared enroute to his shutont or the season 1!1!W In ll)e ninth when lha ;{~:!fate• scored their run on ~Sin­ by ' Willie . Stargell and AI and an error by Piul on what should have a game • endingdoubleplar. .•-'. ;Sutton was relieved when Bill ·llfazeroskl followed with a aIngle )hi Brewer retired pinch -hitter . ¥&1U\Y SaJWulllen for the linsl put of llle pmo. \:, The Dodgers banged out 10 (hits and took advantage of er.rors by outfielders SUirgell and ',Ron Davis to hand Jim Bunning ;hto third loss In five decisions. GAL 1. Los Angeles scored once in ,.111, second ill!liiiB when SUI~gell Golden · -" 20 Ga-llor\ .PRIMIU GARBAGE. 66 CANS S ~AS --... J. l!am!hon, Gallipolis. a !Oiillar mamber of Co. D, 179 lnt, Regt., 45th Int, Division, writes thot hlsllfOIIIIad juat brGka out of lha AD&Io beachhead IIIII ware ootslde or Rome on J1!1! 6, 194f. Harold Stepr, Rl. 2, Gallipolis, reports tlat on May 25, his ~ went aboard a hospttal ship In the Tlames River, and atayed lllolre wtll Juno 6. Said Slept: "We then crossed the ebanllelllllllalded the lhll wllh w~ men. The ralliiWIIII llllll11lllg we landed 011 Omahl Belch, IIIII the ship went ~ck to EJWiand, I was 1 miette end wu ualgned to work wttllu q l - r esAUII brlpde IIIII the Firat ,,; IIIII Second 'l nfaotry D!Yialilll lor the first 10 dlyo, Aller that, my original - n y arrlm !run EqrJ•nd end 1 returned to tt." ++++++ TWENTY YEARS AGO, trom lllol.Uiea ot ll1ol Dally TriiRiaelllll weddJ Gsllla Times ... 8oya ud Glrb Woelc actlvltleo In Ad! sw1111 here •• ~- people tlka owr publle olllcea In obsenuce of Cltl· .__, Illy ... Mercury bltl 94 In Old French Clt;y ... Helen Kuhner, Olk Hlll aod I wo'"""'" at Rio Grllllle Collop, named May llaJ ~ •.• We,yns C. curch 1D be ID8Ialled Eaclea Lodae cblat1aln oa J - 6 ... Gsllla Times edi1Drlal UlliN oflldab 1D Ol'llllllze a Gallla CGIIIIt;y Fair ... Tim Crawford ed&e• John Eallo to ......, first rullllqr of tho GO Dodda MOe Run011 Memorial F1eld 888 Brook Berdoa lllrlalll>flltter,BiuellevllablukPomeroyWin SEOAL ~ ... hall - s t ... Wahuna -·GAllS hiHhallers !!rat loss of year 3-2, • GIVEN FOURTH STAR KEY BRISCAYNE, Fla. (Ui'O TRUCKER KILLED COWMBUS (UPI) - Jerry - PreeldentNixanSa~ aom- Lee New, 28, Gaston, Ala., was lnaled Lt. Gen. Lewis Walt, for. killed Sa~ when his traclor mer Marine Corps co~ In !railer ric cr.- Into a bridal! V I - and now the a11IJ1ant abltment end ha WIJIIlrownll'om colll!l!lllllant oftlle.lolarlneCorpe, the cab Into 1111 Darby creek to the rank of !wr-atar general. nearbere. deeth but a maJor dlaastar was a wried by the pUot - liPI!V· ontly planned to uae a hlaeban lleld 11 an O!i\ergency landlqr strip but changecl blo mind wl>on ho HW the youngsters there. The ereft, a c<inwl'led 826 bomber. operated by tlie AutoneUe& Division of North Amerl· can Rockwell A¥1stlon Comi>any, clipped a corner of one apartment houn and llloln o>Ploded. The liamiiiB wreckage fell Into a cwrtyard In a clustar of three aparlment bullcll!rgsandburnedto rubble IIIII ashes. Girl Cut A Pollee Department spokesman said llle lone casuolt;y In tho lj)arlment houses was a 13year-<lld girl, llebblo Ryerson, who sutrored laceretlona when she was hit by bllo of flying debrio. ' Smte apaJ!mept residents broke windows to make tllelr eocapa when the plane bit across the street !run the Eucalyptus Playground. A playgroond 0111>1o)'t said the crefl tried to land 011 lha baseball field, hui pulled "' ll,cauae It waa lllled with fOU!Wstaro. .MOTOR OIL HECK'S REGULAR ~: ( j> " •• ; : : f • '. . ( GUARANIEED 'USED AND REBUILT PARTS ,FRiiNCH C.ITY ·. ' '~~ ~r ', •' TEES 10!t OWN.ERS: NO. 7753 1GALLON henry, Don, Paui Bal•~ , NO. ROD&REEL '' ' .' '. $3:.33 MONTREAL (IJPO - Gary !iltllerland slitgled home two runs and scored tho third runonawlld pitch by reliever Cloy Carroll Saturda,y as lha Montreal Expos rallied lor three runs in the elglllll Inning to defeat llle Clnelnnsti Reds 7.e. SUtherland del~eredblske,yhil with two out after einl!lea by Jnbn Boccabella and pinch - bitter Floyd Wicker and two Infield rota put rumors orl second and third. !iltherland .went to third on a single by Ruscy Staub and scored the third run of the Inning on Carroll's wild pltoh, The Reds, who look a 2-4) lend on Torzy Perez' homer In the first lrmlng, went ahead 5-4 In tbe fifth on Alex Johnson's threerun homer. Both blows were off But Stoneman. Pete Rose singled Maury Wills, a walk and a hit batsman, to give the Expos a 4· 2 lend with none oot in the hot- prior to Perez' homer and Dar· rell Chaney and Bob Tolan sin- Cinclnnati starter Jack Fisher gled before JoimBO!I cCM~nected. Mack Jones hit a grand slam homer, following a elngle by , I iL RETAINS TITLE WEMBLEY, England (UPO Defending champion England trouncod Scotland 4-1 Saturday to retain the British International 16 Entered In Yacht Race From Florida To Mexico soccer championship. It was the first time England downed Scotlai'KI at Wembley for six years ai'MI it was Manager Sir Alf Ramsey's first triumph over the Scots In five tries - he lost twice as a player and three ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPO , The rece is being runonallme - A Qeet of 16 yachts, renglng allowance has!& with llle scratch In size !rom 30-!oot sloops to a boat the 57-loot yawl, Tempta· 57-loot yawl, headed oot into the tlon. gulf in a t•spinaker start" at high • The 456 nautical mile race Wm noon Saturday in the first St end at Isla Mu.ieres, Mexico, on as a manager. A capacity crowd or 100,000 tin;~es Race officials said the bigger fans turned out ·on a wet night Near perfect salling wealllor boats probably wonld bcginarrlvgreeted the crew~ as they headed ing at the finish line Tuesday, deInto the Gulf. pending on weather conditions. to see West flam twins, Geoff Hurst and Marlin Peters, .score two goals each for England. Colin Stein, Scotland's top player, got his team's only goal. Be Held May l7'h , AMERICAN LEAGUE East Won Lost Baltimore • . •.•••.. 20 11 Boston • •• 0 • • ••• I • 17 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 tom of the first Inning. struck out Donn Clendenon bUt then reloaded the bases on Coco Laboy's Infield single and two walks before he was replaced by George ~lver. Culver shut out the Expos througll the seventh in- Softball Game to • Pavletieh Out Wild P~tch Costly; Reds Lose, 7-6 The only limit placed on lhc vessels is that all must stay 30 • •• •• Horton to ground oot then set miles away from Cuba as they head s6ulhwestward in the gulf. Two Me x 1 c a n gunboats 'CiulPJ>td with rt<iala<JOAS\alio~ In llle gull to monitor the *ti DANVILLE - Membaro of and any vessel crontns the 3o'the Senior lllgll Class of llleDan- mlle limit of! Cuba is lmmedl· vlUe Wesleyan Clnirch will en. ate)y disqualified "and Is on Its joy a soltba!! pme, with refresh- own to get out." ning after which he was replaced For Three Weeks against no los'aea. ~ ,.:,. The Whll'! ~. after df.s>t;l~ sl¥ strsight to Wesllirn DIVl~lon clubo, made It U>ree straight after moving East by scoring three runs ott starter Sam Me· Dowell and addlqr another of! . reliever jack Hamilton. Ma,y knocked In ihe first Chi~ cage tally in the llllrd with an infield out .after Sandy Alomar sir~led and took third on a single by Lois AD&rlclo. Singles by John and Alomar plus a sacrifice by Aparicio set up Mays' two-run slr~e In tho filth. Ma.Y has driven In 16 runs loiYroltiUolfliii*IIIIJIO , this season. EVEfiYTtiNG YOU N£10 . .. ''4M" -~ ~ ,,. -• AJII EASY, SURE ::._•._. Btll Melton singled, took sec· ond w h e n leftfieJder Richie Scheinblum fumbled the ball, and ~CTUIIE-TA~NG. - ...,, "' IMJOORS AND OUT. scored on Ron Hansen's single .,;;;;;~;;;;;..;;;;;;.._..,;;;;;;;:...! for the Sox' final run in the eighth. CLEVELAND (UPO - Chicago 1t was the 20th defeat in 24. catcher- fir st baseman DonPav- letich will he lost to llle White Sox for at least three weeks due to a harxl irtiury suffered when tagging out Chuck Hinton at first base in the second irming of the game against CJeveJandSaturrlay. ' Pavletich was taken to the Shaker Medical Center where it was determined he suffered a fracture or his left hand. He will Elroy Face yielded a run in return l.o Chicago Sunday. for furthe ninth on two walks and a sin. ther examinations by White SOx physician Gerald Loftus. gle by Johnson. by Carroll. •Bait • Snacks • Soil Drinks SELECTS OU ST. ALBANS, W. Va. (UPI) Tom Neal, highest scorer in the Kanawha Valley Conference since Jerry West, signed a basketball letter..uf-intent with Ohio Univer- sity Saturday. Neal, a 6..foot-5 center of St. Albans High School, averaged 30.1 points per game the ·past season. He was the first to average more than 30 points since West did it for East Bank in 1956. ---~---------------------------------_:=============== • • 1 1 ' . ments to follow, at it& next meet. lng on May 17. All members 14 are urged to come. Plaoa tor the event were made 15 recehtl,y io a: meeting at the par. 17 · 20 sonap attended by Larry, Doolnie and Mike Justus; Tom, Joe 0 CAR •TIUCK•FARM •INDUSTRY • We Fill The.BIII For All Automotive Needs For WIX OIL FILTERS COMPLETE STOCK AVAILABLE Rodn'J S.ppiJ Co. 8 Milos W~,~~~~·~~!~ Ia Routo _R . our most po the most r Plymouth OPtions II a d price. AIITltOAIZED DEAWI .4 .. CHRYSLER WMD111A8- o. Today'• Hurlel'8 .' . A•J'R . • ' P;EttET-·· ·RIFLES. '' MATrRbs ' ; • [, !!online! .Photo. Left to right they are: John Shupert. cOoChampion, low putts alii most pars; Roy Holmes, co-champion; Bruce Curtis, closest par 3 aM Bob Ro!Zelle, highest score. RIC) FACULTY GOLF WINNERS - Wlnner&ofthethird annual Rio Gl)(nde College Facult;y RandiCiij) Golf Tournamen~ beld Saturday onlhaGalllpollsllnko,areplcturedln thlo Times- ning alter giviiiB up a single to Max Alvis and a two - out double to Ken Harrelson. Locker came in and got Tony the Indians ''doWn In tile ninih 'tO preserve JQit!i'l· ~lrd 1JhlofY .,,,,, ,gg . John left in the bottom of the in- race. I GOlF ICE BUCKET utes. Alter rain delayed the game with Chicago at bat in the eighth, ~' Won Lost and Wtlltam Myers; Daniel and ,Unnesota . • ••••••• 18 8 Linda Mldl!lff. Wanda Cucllllo,. ~klarxl 17 10 Fred Davia, Judy Vineyard lnd ~· Clt;y ....... 15 12 Mrs. Dozer. ~blclgo . . • • • • • • . • 11 11 :<;allfornla .. • .. • .. 9 15 jfeatUo ..••••...• 9 17 RAIN HALTS PUY . , Setnrday'o Results: COPENHAGEN (IJPI) - J a n llbtcago 4 Cleveland 0 Kodes end Jan Kukal ol CzechOo llltnnesota at Detroit, ppd, rain. slovakia won tile first set of a :; (Night aamoo not included) doubles match aplnst Denmark's :: Joergen Ulrich lnd Jan Le&ch;, NATIONAL LEAGUE ley So!lllrday before heavy rain ;· East ' halted llle Davia Cup ellmlna;• Won Lost tlon series between the twocwnO,tcago ••••• , ••••• 19 11 tries. Kodes and Kukal took the lltttsburgh . •••. • •• • 16 13 first sot 8-6. The two teems dll>hlladelpbla • • . • ••• 12 13 ¥lded ll1ol OPening round singles !iew York .•••.•.•. 13 15 matches and are lied 1-t . SL Louis • •••.••• • 12 16 ACQUIRES FORWARD lllontreal • • . • • . • . . • 11 17 PHOENIX, Ariz. (UPO- Paul West Silas, a 6-foot-7 foi'Mird, Frlda.Y Won Loot was acquired by the Phoenix Atlanta • , , • • . • • 18 9 Suns In a trade with the AUante Loa Alll!elos • . • . . 18 II Hawks for forward Gary S.n Francisco • • . . 17 11 Gregor. Clriolnnatl . • . • • . 13 16 Silas, a,· fi~year veteran, So!n Diego • • • • • . 13 19 a versged 13. 4 points and 11. 7 · Hwaton • • • , . • . • 10 22 •ebauills ~i' aamo last season. · SaturdaY'• Reiults: New. York 3 Houston I Los Arwelos 4 PlttaiRirgh 1 Montreal 7 Cincinnati 6 · •; {Night aames not Included) SET _446-41i0 367-7598 rain for an hoor and 28 min- Petersbnrg - to • Mexico yacht the Yucatan Peninsula. WalhiJWion .•.•••• , 16 Detroit • , . • • , • • • 12 New York ••••.••• 12 Cleveland . .. ....... 4 :, West • ' •. P,l\,N & ~OLil-ER - ' . ..· . Hlc;K'S ! .. :., FINANCING AYIIULA ' $122 ' ·:•. ~;-.},, • ·. ·1 " , ,' , ,· ,., _ ·<\ .\~I ,. ; fl •j "" \. ' ' dr<O>Ped a lly ball in ten Reid ' ~with the bases loaded, allowing ·'lion Fairly tO score. Fairly had doubled, Popovich had singled and SUtton was hit by a pitch to fill the bases. The Dodgers added two more runs In the third on the triple by Kosco, a single by Bill SudtkiS, a wild pitch, a walk loci ·• .single b~ Popovich. . .Willie i::rewford singled in the ' ·sixth and went all the way to third when the bOll got by Davis :1n right and scored on a sacri: Rce fly by Willie Davis for the :·Podgers' fourth run. ~·ii!tit '1. JOHNSON·; -Kil, ·- .24' WiltS IOILE HOII5-IIAVEL . '38 ,/ . VISIT OUR LOT & SEE THE LARGE •' ROOF COATING Auto ·.Wrecklna '- $233 PLA.MC SGAL ·THERMO-S JUG :;;;::::;; 199VALUE· LATEX PAINT BAIRD. BROS' WE SPECI~liZE IN -THE NEW 24' WIDES (SE-CTIONAL HOMES) 44~ SUPEIIIiND be +++.+++ IIEG $U9 ·l AI QUAKER· SlATE), .:. t - PAINT GALVANIZED ~odes Pilot Avoids Children CLEVELAND (Ui'O - Rookie Carlos ~ drove In lllree runa and ~ John and Bob Locker comblnad on an eight-hitter Is the Chicago White Sox continued their domination over Eastern Division teams brblank· 11111 the Cleveland Indians 4-0 Saturclly In a game delayed by 4~6 ., lft,Ji.lw · ·' ··r . 88 · By United Pross lll\ari!IUonsl · ' . AMERICAN LEAGUE Chicago (Peters 2-4) at Cleve~nd (Tiant 1).6)• .. lrk (Peterson 4-3) at UtUnter Z-2). · City (Nelaon 2-2) at (H¥d!n 1-3). ·· (kut 2-0) at Detroit Fury Ill 2-Door Foi'INII Hardtop (t;loillm&l '!1-l)tt!!o• , "! •·I . , 2-3) at eai1- �' ,, I . } . ,, ..- ! •• . • ' .,.. ' ' ' • ,• •• •• • ' t\ '• '~ : Horse. Arts.Ant!·~etteriS, ·~·)(aves, Erqll:t:.'Antfl. .center '. ";" ':t· 'Show •• '" %' · '·, •,. 'e~Jiqdl wli.wt ~ u,. ·SurBALThlORE(Ui'O-Arto..-1 'pleaieel. lrlth 1ho ,jJOrfOama~ , J~ , lla¥ *elilf, ~ llft ~\'Gf tli\.III. 'Joao#lllceal Leiters, who baa " - laldn8 a . "He lOOked an 'acted .JIIII," :r;p: Kqil'!t.. *Ill agiw· ~ .~ l'lmllel! 11111 ou' and tile Pelt'ba<k -~ aU week to hla KeDo B!lrch allld. "lie .,..at ftr7 well. '' )llotld~ te hll !;ld SllbJe•."...U l'tlllnlid 'AI , · tucky Derby ' • ~..ror, .Ma:jta. :, ~ , · tru ,ProllabiJ ·. . slve hi!R anO!bor. u~ Plince,mo~!fOntand ...,.,,· w'\"f< ~ middle .o t.- _.. ter Saturday •• he workeel owr He 1CIIIk.:IIOtt.er lhu ht did~ Today .lllltrn-e work. · Co!rf '' . ~, "a.llab: - MARIETTA COLLEGE ALL-Omo c.ntsrence ~w Lorry Price, a 6-3 sealor frcxn Portland, Meigs County, is currently enJoy!~ his a nest yaar on the lllOWld with a 0. 67 ERA. In 27 Innings he has struck oot 38 batters and Is Marietta, ..., 6-1 in the Ohio Conference, Is In second place In the southern dlvlllon and thus a top contender lor a berth In the leque playoff on May 17, z.o. , ciRCJRRalJ ~ rzps 'f1. • o ~Ontrea ~ MONTREAL (lJP0 - R a I n &topped II alter slx Innings, but , I I a, I ,v, I 5 8 ~o fJl gles by Tolan and Alex Johnson and a double by TDI\Y Perez produced the Reds' first two runs In the Urst Inning, but the ExPos' Maury W!lls and Ruscy Slaub singled and the runners advanced 011 a · wild pitch by winning pitcher Tony Cloninger. They scored 00 a single by Mets Drop Houston By To1an's two-run homer tn the 3-1 Count aeon sixth save tho Reds the same. Umpires waited nearly an hour NEW YORK (UPO before calling the game. Jones slammed his fifth homer Cincinnati manager Dave Brisof the season alXI Tom Seaver• tol was ejected In the fifth In•-coming an earl,y streak of ning !or arguing a call at third. wUdne&S, pitched a !our4Utter Sollmlay to give the New York Bauer Wins IR Mels a 3-1 victory over the HOUJtonAatro., • Marathon Race Jones, who raised his average to .402 with two hits fJgUred In REFHATH, Germany (UPI) both New York scoring innings, Former Olympian David Bauer poling his hmner over the 371- cl Australia won the Interna!oot sign in left In the sixth !Do tional ReCrath marathon race Satnlng and tallying the Meta' s..,. urday, covering thol5-miloevent s!JV]e. New York bunched three of Its ell!ht hits in the fourth lor two runs when Amoe Oils and Jones singled and Ed Charles followed with a dotmle. Ron Swe>o boda was walked Intentionally to IOid the bases and, an.r Jerry Grote struck out, AI Wels delivered a run with a sacrlftce fly. The Astros' only nm came in the seventh when John Edwards doubled, moved to third on a grOIIJIII.<Jut, and scored When We is bclbbled Joe Morgan's grounder• Seaver, In chalk!~ 111 his fourth win In six decisions, walked six be ttero in addltioo to ..,. corking two wild pltche& Three of his wlllka were Issued In the first innlnc, but he gat out of the .11m by stlild~ out Dour Rader with the baoes looded. DeDI\)' Lemaoter went the first olx Innings for Houston, allowlrw 1111 three Met runs and suffering hlo nt!h defeat or the seaoon withOut a victory. · Celebretiom Are Approved VIENNA (UPO - The EuroPMI1 conunlttee cl the lntenuillonal Track and Field Unlo., Yoted So1Urday to permit nadon11 anthems and !lqa for Ylctory celebrations at European ll'ack IIIII tleld champlonshlpe. . The next European •h~Jntl~on•lhip.l will ba hold at Athens In ' liepMinber. 11M. committee aloo In one hour, 21 minutes, 53.8 seconds. Bauer, a bronze medal Winner In the 10,000 meters In the Rome Olympics, beat wt Sweden's Erik Oestbye who was clocked In one hour, 22 minutes, 7,1 seconds. Britain's Ron Franklin was third !ollowed by Japan's Keizo Yamada. The race attracted 421 participants !rom 21 countries. II was nm in excellent weather. ... ,,. ;; l!<lb SaUJ>. ders Quaker !late Service Center SO!tball team will battle Ironton's Art Superette slow pitch B<~Uad In a twin bill on Memorial Field ~. beldnntng at 1 p.m. The Ironton team is defending cl~· league cham. piono. GALLIPOLIS - TAKES BA~ GALLIPOLIS- Kennetll Tom. lln11011, Senior !late Game Prolector located In Gsllla County, reported Saturday that AlnyBorden 0( Bidwell recently took a 6'h pound larsamouth baB& at Tycoon Lake by using an artlficlal night crawler. The lake was clear and normal, with the water temperature being 64 degrees, Good catches of blueKIJI and bullhead have al10 been reported, TomilniOII oald. , - Voted to GAME POSTPONED . .,.. te the Europeait Track DETROIT (IJPI) - Tho schedFiel4 ~so, schldlled uled American League nlstt same ·~rt!'"ber In Bucheresl, to , betw.,n the Detroit Tiger~ and lllliiOI EurGpoia In- 'lilt Mlnnea«a , Twlno was post·1ftielt'' ·and held iame til Plllled by nhi ·Saturday, the TI~::~ chlli>plan-. .J•u lnnotm<ed. A makeiiJ date ' ' waa natlnunedlatel,y let. ' ' ·. nt~,., DaJ . carroii anA-., ol. Pre.~metnfiat- Powhetan Farm ranliiS.~ ! ~pip~ Ill ven Gree""'"'! . lilllll, lncludlrw flilirby Trial wiD- Wlthen at. Al(!leduct, .: tho dl')llnB Plmllco track inprep- 1111 11> 10 !he Derll!'• 'llle ou,ya Q.reene to tho acene Of s.tur-: • · , ·, · .., - ., araUon tor- week'a$150,000. tell 11M he hea been IIIII of 'We dal'a rleh raeem'lburacil,y, Tbi added PreakJleaa. all week. One day he wai reelllllf Ml~ Q. Pbippo Colt ~ ~•• h was gettl~ llsht when traf!>. so aood he wouldn't let Norman ·~ at Del&~ l'..-k olace J er Elliott Burch sent the soil ol. Ribot from Paul Mallon's Hokeby Slable out tor his aratbreeze since bowlns by a neck to MaJostle Prince In the derby, the chestnut Colt, with exerelse boy Norman Kerr 1n the saddie, went one--hall mile In 45 3-7 secCR!s and galloped out ave turiongs ID one minute Ill~ 'Hia fractions werel14-5aecondator the firstelabt,23Mtorthequorter-mUe and as z.s tor !hr... elabths of a mUe. Burch was wall GALLIPOLIS- The Gallipolis , Soddle and Sirloin Rldl~ Club wW stage Its first horse, show of the 1969 season today at the Gallla County JIDllor Fairgrounds. Halter classes wW start at 9 a.m. DST and the performances classes at 1 p.m. DST Sunday. Entry lee lor aU halter and leadin classes h one dollar. Entry lee lor the performance clas1es Is $1.50 All Lead-In Class entries wiD recei>e trophies. A ll'OJlh¥ and five ribbons will be presented In •ach performance class. Fhe MASON- 'llte Meigs Marllllllribbons only In each halter class. or Golf team of Coach Nolan Sunday's horse show wW baa point show under the Ohio Valley Sorackhamer acored a win over W In Friday alter Horse Show Assoclatioo. host ahamaon the a Naoon Golfnoon mateh Judges lor the show wW be Lee Tracy, Mt SterUns, Westem Judge; and Ronald Van Bib- C";;!"M.raudor llnkaters totalbet, Chillicothe, E!vllsh Judge. ed 223 strokes wtdle the Wblte Robert "BrowoJe" Brown of Gal· 8111 Hensler and Pet O'Brien. l!polls Is ringmaster and the a~ nouncer Is Rsy Mitchell of Gal- or Meigs, fired 41's, llpntis. Here are the Halter Classes: 1. Registered AP p a I o o s a. Mares, a!IJ' age; 2. Registered any age. Here are the 20 a!ternoon perAI>Pai"'',98 Geldl~s; 3. Reglsterformance ellases: ed APpalooaa Stallions; 4. Reg!s18. Lead-In Pony; 19. Western Pleasure POIIJ' under 48 Inches; ter Horse Mares 4 an::l older; 6. 20. Englf.sh Pleasure Borae; 21. Registered Quarter Horse Geld- Walk Trot Class, under 48 Inchlnss 3 and under: 1. Registered es; 22. APPaloosa Pleasure Quarter Horse Gelding 4 and old- Horse; 23. English ThreeGslted, er; 8. Registered Quarter Horse tuU mane and tall; 2t. Plck.q> Slslllons 3 and under; 9. Regis- Rece (Horses); 25, Western Pleatered Quarter Horse Stallions 4 sure Horse, cUwed mane alii and older; 10. Non-registered taU; 26. Roedster Pony, 50 InchStock Horse Mares, any age; 11. es and under; 27. Western ReiD- , No.,.regll!lered Stock Horse Geld- i~ Class (Horses); 28. All Breed ings, any age; 12. Western wean- Indian Coatume Class (Horses) ling and Yearling Class; 13. Wes- Open; 23. Western Pleasure tern Pony under 48 Inches Mares Pony, 48 to 56 inches; 30. Stake an:l Geldings, any age; 14. Wes- Race Oforses); 31. Tennessee tern Pony 4S-56 inches, Mares Walki11! Horse;32. Western Pleaand Geldings; 15. English Wea.,. sure Horse, full mane and tail; il011s and Yearll~s Class: 16. 33. F1ag Race; 34. EJV]lsh FiveRegistered E~llsh Halter Horse Gaited Horae; 35, Barrel Racing Mares and Geldlngo, any age; and Contest ()loroes); 36. Western 17, No~Reglstered E,./Ush HIII- fllciiiW morsel and 37. iran · ter Horse, Mares and Geldings, Horse Claas (Open). p<iatl.ng a~ IDU!I'easl,'¥11 ~I!IIIOfn!lll , beltlnd ytctary In """ d!Yislon K, d. PiJnllco'a Woedla"" . ~\, laat 1\londay, . , ,, ; ', , , Other Preakneaa ~s "''.e , d,. 111 be ahlpptid In trallmlouo points oul)o next week. 'llt~ goll~s. include Claiborn · Form's Jp Both are llllted tor wotkoutl , Ra¥, • romping ~r ol. tho SUnday liwrni~Wo Jolullly Lol1il- ~ ~~ CaliiiiiOIII don, lnlnor o!MoJeallc Prlilce, Form's Best Turn, winner of Pl!lna to aeed the 1lltleet.n Ken- three o! hla four alarllthlsyeor; lucky Derby winner seven fur- Elmdorra c.&>taln Action, an Falcons~oedwlth2~. WACO, Tex. (UPO ,.. , T h e Southwest c.ntsrence Ssturday opened lhe sates for Its basketbaD teams to play In lnd$ellde'nt post-season tournament• and outlined il Pia!! It hoped would cur• tall "a very aerl"''s" crowd be- . havior problem In that aport Conference besketball teams have been restricted to only the National Collegiate Athletic Assoclatlon champlooshlp playotfa for the past two decades since the belli~ scandala ol. the post World WarD era. But the faculty governing body Saturday ·adqJted a proposal that while the chantpion still mustplay 'In the NCAAmeet,anotlterleague team would be permitted wIth conference approve! to play In auch poat-season a!!alrs as the National Invitation Tournament ln the stall" MaJestic Prince and T o p 'kllight, the second KentupkyDer· by choice who finished a dliiPiJolnllnl tlfth, !ollow,ed Arto and Letten on the track. ThelracllvIlles, however, were cOdlned to ,.;"r:' Scm/flbltrs! Dc"'nd .., ""••• '" b'"• ...;, ·' '. 1cr scrambl.:~~ . So.:rumhkh tha.t keep . y~u out in front' on the ro'ltld.1\ut ~of lrlluhk.) )n the ruutt h. Oep:nd on Hniula tn creute a r.::~ll y ! rl!at m:~ chinc lilic the new Scrumbl.~r 350. Never ~fore a Scrom1hlcr like it. Nc~l !rum its llcpentlabk · B hhp QH(' ~·c rrk:d twin '-'"!!inc 111 its IW!).Ium: ' p.1int juho. lu ih dm nn~· fcndc i's tn ir~ in~il'!nl.l · <." ntl y mn unt~·U in,trum..~lt du ~ tcr . T(} p ~pctd 111' l tlfl mp h ~ lkpcnd on Honda fnr the hot lint in '>l.'ram t-.li: r~. Uik1.'S thatlcu vc: the mm~tiHon in 10 share medalist honorS. llalalor deteated Gary Flelda who had 1 H and O'Brlell ciOimtd Jolin Zuapan who hit a 45. • Melsa' ilaniiY Burl, with a ts, also defeated Steve Roush who hit a 55; Rex Roush cl Meigs sbol a 47 to Mike Alit- Fry ol. Wllwni hit a 51, Others piiQ'Ing for Malgs, but nat fl'l'llc!patlng In the match, were Frank Glrolaml with a 50, Cbu-'~ "---•o, f8·, Sherm Mills, "" ,........, 56 and stan Coates, 49. Additlonal Wahama participants !neluded Mike Howard, ilaniiY • . (NIT), I SMITHKAIIAUGA, AUTO SALES OHIO conference Commlaoloner Howard Grubbt saki that the league had the defined "areaaofreBP!JDo oponalb!lllleo for the proper administration of b a s k e t b a II samoa" snd has pstabllshed "delIllite guldel!nes thai Involve the lnsti!ullons and athletic admiDislrltors, coaches, players a n d campus I-rs." Grubb& and conference ptesldent J. WUIIam Dana or Texas Tech said that "many hours" had been spent by the athletic heeds and the taculcy group In trying to "do ~ethlng about" such rowdy crowd behavior as marked a halt dozen· sames or more last season. Althoul!h no punitive action was mentioned, In tho statement, Grubbs admitted that the conferonce "Wouldhavetoact"lncases where there was a lalldown In living 111 to responsibilities. Tho taculcy llcill> did nat view movies of 11\Y cl last season's rowdlom porticularl,y thet which occ!lfred at a Texas A&M-I!aylor game at Collega StatiOJL uour attitUde was one Favorites Advance In Tourney 1 Hackett acored a 49 wtdle Mel Zerkle. r~•:a:f:1~~:::M~•~ra:u~~;r~Dem::d:s~Rou::slt:: , ~R:~::r.:~::~:r.:and:.:Ron:.~~::::::::::::::::::::::~====::::::::~~ 'Red' Auerbach Speaker :Big ,Crowd Expected To Attend Rio Fete May 15 SATURDAY, MAY lOth AND SUNDAY, MAY 11th RIO GRANDE - Arnold (Red) Auerbach, vice president and pn41'111 msnapr 0( the world champion Boston Collies, will be the featured apeaker at the Rio Grando Colleae All - ~s BanCIUel Thurlday, May 15, In the CoUosa Dining llall. Auerilach, - . . teams won alne eonaecutlve world titles at one polo~ was dean of NBA coaches before giving up his -•bing duties In 1967. He was oueceeded by Celtic ace Bill Feb. 24, 1965, the CIIY o! Boaton. bestowed upon him a medal for DlstlnjpllsltOd AChievement. or the 10 so honored, six were Nobel Prize wlmero. AI the conelusion of the season, he was also voted the "Coach of the Year" t1Ue, an award that pre-. vlously eluded him. Auerbech Is the author of a book on basketball, wblch baa been reprinted and translated In- · to !orelgn languages. II has sold more c~es than' any other book Ruaaeu. on basketball. Ills feeling for , Boiton has won the world bas- IUCCOIB fa broul!hlto ,the lecture ke4ball championship 11 tlms1 platform In an outstanding prOIn the past, 13 years. No team gram called "'llte Making of a ID the hiotory of protesalonal Champl011. •• ~porta hal ever matched this Reservations t o r the R1o Grande b~t ,caq ,be made by · ibiiiiDIIIenal '"" ' • Auerbeth ati8ined two notable caUlni Mlas Patty Forgey, (614) lt!lnors In the 196i~5 season, 0, 2f5..1353. :rickets are $2.25 per •' of ap.. preaching the problem and nat re5UJ'rectlng the past/' Dr. Dav· Is aald. The cmehes and pme otfielals were aided as primarily responsible for the aetiv:ltl.es of !halt benches, lncleding the coaches themelves, Grubbs sahL , Beyond that, he pointed out, a c01.ch's responsibilities dwindles and it shifts to school admlnistratlons a n d student leaders, those uwhoae opinions are respected by the student bodY," The conference also voted against recommendaUoos that A prepared ststementlssued by . thL· tlu~t . You C<ltl J.:r-:nJ nn il. ' .• :~ed~:~~ ~::.r:'~~r~ sJx Innings were all !bat were needed lor the Clnclmatl Reds to down the Montreal Expos 8-5 Friday Diglrt. The star cl the Wt was Bd>by Tolan, who batted In tour rims with a homer, a ltiple and Mack Jones. 1 &Ingle. Tolan's two-run triple Cinclnnatl made It 5.,\l In the In the second lnnlng put the Reds aheid to stay as II third when Lee May hit his lftiPped a 2..'.l lie, Tolan singled tilth homer c1 the season. Jones In the two-run first lming snd countered with his sixth of the ~ a two.nm homer In the seaoon and his lOOih cl hi.,ma. Jor league eareer In the last ol A double by Pete Rose, sln- the hming. The Reds added another run In the !lfth when Perez doubled. The Exf>os narrowed the deficit 6-4 ln the bottom c1 the lmlng when Staub walked and Jones and Clendenon singled: ond run in the Coorth after a , , '· ~oo waa ~ .... ~ atlll~ can trans!e• Into the . !1111' by l>o. .ll <'~ IIIII Iorence alter .his freshman Jill' their ·~i :lie ~ H ·i1ip ·and still ..~ thret years , of conlecqt:IY( •Practl•;utlll!' lllao! ollglblllcy lllthooillh he'woulcl'ttlll jlriCI<' to·thia n6nnal Foil. I ..... have to lay out one year. , Ins or aprll\g J)l'llctl~, . , u Marauder GOlfers Top.Falcons I.' her Ack A~k, aemer s. DIJ: ln(a - J ' I Shield aed ; Frank ,Whiteley '~,nell ••KI'l' ·::; . LocuJt HUI Farm I 1)riql Pllloull trqm fte1mond G..at., :· • 1 ' d!lter~ea ~nly means that~ ·Southwest Confer~nce Lifts Bait On NIT Play '<~~If By United Press lnternotlonal The European Zone Davis Cup tennis matches followed form Saturday with six favored couJ>o ties, Including the Soviet Union, advancing to the second round. Weather again maile playing di!!lcull, but It didn't hamper the Ruaslana or players from Austria, Sweden, WeSt Germany, Israel and lrllllnd. Alex! Metrveli and Sergei Likhachev of the Soviet Union downed Nikki Kalogel'Cl!?oulos and ~­ mlnondao Argyrlou of Greece 62, 6-2, 3-6, 6-21nadoublesmalch to take an Insurmountable 3-0 lead in their series at Athens. West Germany's lngo Budlng and Chrlslan Kuhnke took Ommy Parun and Brian Fairl,y of New Zealand, 6-2, 6-3, S4 to give the summer school work count towards llftllw schol&st!c Ineligibility and Ill so vetoed a suggelllon that freshman practice start at the same time as the varsicy. The conference voted to eliminate sr.;·eral dlCferences between Its own and the NCAA tronsrer rule aOO Grubbs said there are now only two major dltterences. These wdre that an athlete who ccmwetes 11 an upper classman on a varslcy team in amther senlor collega can never compete . tor any conference schools, ao:l that a boy who becomes scholastically Ineligible may not make up his grades anywhere but at a conference school. The elimination of the other SEO Standings (NORTHERN DIVISION) (Final) TEAM W L R Athens .. . . .. 6 0 63 l.ol!lll . . . . . . f 2 49 Wellston • . • , 2 f 27 Nels-York •.. •0 6 15 TOTALS 12 12 154 ""PIY"if GALU~OLrs · CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Announces . THE 2094" Valiant 5 We've cut the manufacturer's suuested retail price $193. Same car. New price. That means only $99" difference between Maverick and Val· iant. And look what you eat fur the difference. Ply11outh tell• it like it i1. OP 13 18 38. 85 154 Gennsns a 3-0 advantage In that locked at 1-1 as rain stopped the series played at Cologne. doubles match with Czechs Jan (SOUTHERN DIVISION) Ireland made lt3-0agalnst Lux- Kodes and Jan Kukal ahead of TEAM WLROR emburg with Michael lllckey and Jan Leschly 8-6. GaU!polls • . .. 4 1 37 18 Peter Jackson heating Frank BaRein also halted the Netherden alii Thierry Brasseur, 6-2, land - Canada match at Scheve- Jackson . . .. •3 2 27 23 18-16, 8-6. Their match w a s ningen with the two teams tied Meigs . . .. ..2 3 19 36 played at Cork. 1-1. At Genoa, Italy, Bulgium lrooton . . . , . I 4 14 20 10 10 97 97 At Helsinki, SWeden's Ove closed the gap to 2-1 against the TOTALS MAKEUP GAMES: Bengtsson arxl Martin carlstein Italians a s Ei."ic DrossartandPat-Meigs at Jackson; Gallipolis at took a 6-0, 6-2, 6-3doublesmatch rick Homergren beat Vittorio Ironton (Thursday) £rom Finland's Heikki Hedman Crotto and Pietr o Marzano, 6-2, LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: arkl Georg Berner £or a 3-0 lead. 6-3, 7-5, Austria's Ernst , Blanke and France and Yugoslavia battled Gallipolis 11 Meigs 3 Denet Henly heat No..Way' s Joo to a 1-1 tie with Frenchman Fran- Gslllpolls 2 Ironton I Erik Ross and SjlD' Lars Gal· cois Jau!!rot beating Nlkola Spear Athens 13 Wellston 5 tung, 6-2, 7-5, 6-1, for a 3-0 lead 6-3, 6-2, 6-1 and Zeljko Franu- Athens 15 Nels-York 1 in their series at Oslo while Is- lovlc downing Georges Goven, Lol!lll 3 Wellston 2 Meigs 6 Jackson 5 rael led Portugal 3-0 on the 6-3, &:3, 7-S. Jackson 9 Ironton 2 strength of a doubles win by Elazar Davidman and Ian Froman who beat Jao RoqueUe and Vaz - - - - -- - - - - Pinto, 6-3, 6-0, 6-1. In other Qlatches Britaintooka peroon. Rio Grande College resi- 2-0 lead over Switzerlan:l at Zurdent 11tudents may attend the banich as Graham SWweU beat Diquet at a charge of 50 cents per mitri Strudza, '8-6, 6-4, 6-1; Poparson. The donrs to the Dining land moved ahead Z.O against Hall will be Opened at 7:30 p.m. Hungary as Mieczlaw Rybar czyk 10 that those not wl Ding to at- s~ped Istvan Gulyas, 6-4, 6-4, tend the banquet can have @II 01>- 7-5; and Mora co moved ahead of !IOrlunlcy to hear Aue~ lll>Oak; Bulgaria 2-1. There wiU be no admission lee Elllewhere, Demnark and charged. Czechoslovakia remained dead- Valiant Mqverick . 1•_ L.u~i_ap Space_ _ _ _ H-~.c.'!,J!,_ _10.4 _~u. ft._ _ 3. 5/ 50 Power Train Warrantv ** yes No 4, Recir Seat Hip Room 57.2 in. 46.8 in. 5. Horsepower 105 115 6. Brake Lining Area 153.4 sq. in. 131 1q. in. (Bonded) (Riveted) '7 . Wheelbase 103 108 57.4 in . . 55.5 in. : ~· ~ront _Tre~d Width --*-="'--;;----;::<7,='--9. Front Susp-en sion Torsion Bar Coil 'io. Body Protection · 7 step dip S~ray only 16. Monufoc:turer1s Suggested Retail Price• $2094.00 No $1995.00 Sanders, Yancey Share Lead With 137 In Texas Open SAN ANTONIO, Tex.L(UP() _ Doug Son~rs, winless for more than two years, stormed beck from a horrendous start Sa1urcial to shoot a 32-36-68 and grab a share of tile early second round lead of the 'lllO 000 Texas Open at 137 with vete~an Bert Yancey and Dean Rnfram, With halt the field still on the course, the leading threesome had a one-stroke edge O.er Jack McGowan and a twoolltrolter lead over former club pro Earl !lewari and Dean Boman. Among those still on the. J)&r 36-35-71, 7-138?Vd Pecan Valley Country Club course were first-round leader Steve Reid, who had a four.anderi!at 67, Friday, and Sam Shead'a neph. ew J. C, &lead. The young &lead, who shot 68 Friday, Just missed a hole-lDone on the par-3 third hole Saturday; and was !our.under.par tor the tournament alter the first four holeo cl play. All three cl the early lead- • and picked up four more birdies on the front 81~ for his threeunder.par round. , Sanders has nat 1l'liD a toumament since IIkins the 1967 Dotal A"HIS or H.ERSN Open. Yancey laid he drove poorl,y, and played the back nine In oneunder.par 34. Hewarmeduplben, however, pttlng a birdie from 15 teet on the first hole, aaylng a tough par on the oecond and then fln!shlng with a birdie on the par.5 where be two prtled. Re!ram ~scribed his round as a "thrill a minute," l1nee he drove Into the rouah and ll'eea six times. But he made only one bogley, that coming on the first hole when he burled his ball in a bunker. The 5~ Retram aaved a par oo the tilth from the wuoda, aavecl a par on tho 17th wben he just missed hilling !he ball out of bc>mtla ~ salvaged lllllllher par Cll the 18th from a trap. In between, be gat four birdies, one of them coming on the nlnlb when ers started out on the back nine, he ·drove the ball Into 1111 grus and cl them, Sanders opened up and had to Bland In a water hazthe worse. He was two.overillr ard to hll u. after his arst sJx holes, doubl&o~Jo&taylng the 14th and botie1~n~er.. ~ Sl..,.tinga lng the 15th alter getting a birdIe on 12. But he Blormed back to By United Preas International W L Pel. GB birdie the 16th from eight tee~ ' '''"~ 0 ®8fo"o" }C$:":: -:::: ::: .:.sa: Loulovtlle • •• 12 8 .687 Tidewater • • • 13 7 ; 1150 CANF1EW, Ohlo(UPO - An Butralo • • • • • 8 7 •533 2'/j assistant coach was killed alii Toledo . , • , , 1l 10 .524 2'f.l nve members or the 5I- Ste- Richmond • • .9 II .450 I phens High School track team Syracuse , • • • 8 10 •444 f llliured near here Saturday Columbus • • • 7 10 -412 4'h when their ochool bus had a Rochester ••• 7 If .338 !Ph. FrklaY' i Haoulto: blowout and crashed bl'lladalde Tide- 8 'Toledo 5, 1st into a tractor-trailer truck. The victim waa idelllllled ao , Tide. 3 Toledo 2, 2nd Pa11L Casey, 20, of Ntlea. Five Lilu~vmo 9 Rocheoter S, lot membars or the teim were LQdatllle 2 ~n,r 1, ' ·2nd treate4 at Southelde Hoapltalln ' Rlcblboild at5>'t*CIIse, 'm tuln. Youngstown and released. Au- C\llumbua at Bum.Jo, ppd rain. thorities said t~ bus carry, lng the team was enroute to .a ¢ONDlrWN NblufAL meet when the cmUolon oc- , IIEEDSVILLE ~ FQrked Run curred alan b!teroecllon, Lake ..... here II roliy and nor~ -. ... . . . r1P"'C?''l$r mol acCOJ:!IIu ,to Doiwd WU' ' IJamo, staie 'iiuni Protector lo~a1od In Melsa · County, With the RAMS SIGN SEYMOUR , wat.i temperature at60dearees, LOO ANGELES (UPI)' .:... """ . angiJ.ro are roporllrwJDOC!catcb. Los Angllle~ RIJIIO t18ntc! 'Jim ' oi . ill ball, bluegill, ballheail, Stymour, All AIPerl"'' entl ~1'0111 . and er~J~P~el. "The .o'u!loCk for · Notre Dame, to 4 Pl'O· f4!(1fball the Jl'eekend atthialakeiai!OOI!." contract Soturday. WUIIema reported. ' u_. You Are Invited To AHend Our Open House Featuring National Homes Corporation, . Town House Series, Model 506, Design 52 ALL ALUMINUM EXTERIOR, ALUMINUM WINDOWS, PANELING ON WALLS, 4 BEDROOMS, INDOOR-OUTDOOR CARPET, PATIO, OUTSIDE STORAGE BUILDING, MANY OUTSTANDING FEATURES. THIS HOUSE ON YOUR .LOT.--..---------~13, 200.00 MR. & THIS MODEL HOME FOR SALE FOR S1 ·~' 90 0.00 held at thetr now . ,· '. . • • I :~ I oil• take Rt . 1 norttl j~ OIAEC1'IONS: \n35Gil 1: mil~• to HwY• \60\1' t 35 1'/ L on 1M' /L to sahlo Ga• • a•,,.· 2 ~II•• lo Katr Rd . 111 to t\01'11• on rlvht . 1 ft for 2.4\'louse m •• tlon, baor • tltn•· You'\1 ••• t~• optln · .·.~ ·' . •••••••• French. ~lty.' ,"· .' .. , '· , . . '' . ·, · ' . ' . •. . , . , Inc. .~. ' PINE STREET, GALLIPOLIS~ OHIO~ · ~~......~~ .. ,II,~IN' ST.~ 'PT. PLEASANT, W.VA. PHONE 446~~ ...... , ::·. , :~. .. . '•,: · ... .. !!HONE &)~2362 , . ' ' I I ~ ( ' ' ' I , 2NO.& PINUT. . \ / . GALl.IPOLIS, .OHIO' "' ~· ' . , I . Y,llllllM CUIF.Aff.QU.AKER STA1E SERVICE 'I W'¥1NE,St~ ·J.qRN..' . ( : . .. . . .. .' ' . . ,~AL~IP~LIS, OH.IO . . I.CE·· ~ DoO'll Ph1Dt4! Regist er for FREE drawing! KODAK "IHST AIM TIC 124'' CAMERA with film, flashcube & batteri es FREE REFRESHMENTS! FREE BALLOONS FOR THE KIDSI GIFTS FOR EVERYONE I • FULL COLOR CATALOG OF HOtAES & COTTAGES! See how l!l'Osily you can own a beauti· ful new home ... the Jim Walter way. Built on your property almost anywhere. 108 SAUNDERS QUAKER SERYIC' ·cENTER · ' • I· . home an TODAY tAAY 11 •REFRESHMENTS •REGISTER ·EOR DOOR PRIZE HOURS: S·4TURDA¥ . l~OO .P.M. 11L 8:00P.M. . · SU"Q~Y ··hOO p.M. 111 6:00 P.M. FOLLOW SIGNS To TODitY:S:BEST HOMi: BUY '' . . TE YOU CORDIALLY ll>l~ouse being to attend the ?pen APPROVED WELL AND SEPTIC TANK, LESS FURNITURE I. MRS CLARENCE HUFFMAN ,, CASH NEEDED-100:11 FINANCING �l ' "\ ' ' ;I 16- The SWida,y Times- SenUnel, l:'lD~... -~ . , T I ' N ' ~. • May \ U FARMIN'' '' ,, '. ,1969 ' ~ -• , · ; · ., ' 1 l · ., - . "' Recommendations Mgde fOr 1lay''1fdf.!J .... or their corn within the next two weeks arc already lacing hay harvest. Meigs County Whether a meadow crop is barPOMEROY - Meigs a r • a most vested as hay, silage or pasture, who wiJI BY C. E. BL\I(ESLEE ~. Agent, .l.griculture Wh y buy a BOLENs HUSKy 1050? the date on which the crop is harvested has been !oond to have a ma.iorin!luenceoolntakeanddlgestibllity of the forage by rumi- Iii)! alfalfa stands by maintal~ stjU later hanests; however, yields BeltsvUle, Maryland, has 'devel- period, was still hiltter In dry qualily forage, the agronomists and dairy scientists have compromised on dates recommended for harvesting grasses alld legumes. llarvestingonthesedates below will not normally redace stands, but will still produce forages that are of good QJalley and highly digestible: for Allal- of algestlble dry matter per acre will generally equal or exceed those from later hanests. Secmd and third cuttings (mowing or grazing) shoold be made alter 35 to 40 days regrowth because the digestibility a n d acceptability of ioragedecreases rapidly alter 40daysofregrowlh. placed on heavy grazing during 10 hp compact witt1 stJndard tran sm1 sS10n i~ Attachment s plug 1nt0 a shaft typ•:> PTO cou pl1 ng. wtthout belts ~t- Controlled di fferent ial lor extra tractmn on wet or loo se ground ~~Two speed ranges for s1x forwar d, two rev erse speed s ,( Parking brake and ele ctri C l•ghts are standard ~t 35 attachment s ava1 iable for year ·round ver sa tility CHUCK COLLIER SERVICE STORE Gallipolis Third & Couiiirt_ _ _ __ GENERAL TIRE SALES 1.------------------.1 465 N. Second Middleport late April and early Mey. Orchardgrass should not be seeded on farms where its c a r I y spring growth cannot be used as pasture, hay, or silage. During mid-summer, orchardgrass, should be grazed rotationally. Fall grazing should stop by October 1, to permit some fall regrowth as insurance against winter killing. Bromegrass rn;,ttures G to 8 days later than orchardgrass, and holds more of its lower leaves at maturity than timothy or orchardgrass. Bromegrass shm;ld be grazed rota- tionally. Tall Fescue is most useful for c:J.rly spring, fall , and winter grazing for beef cow-calf production. It makes less growth in mid-summer and is much less palatable during this season. Tall fescue is more palatable iC graz. ed closely. GOOD ALFALF.I PRACTICE W!Jen harvesting according to the recommendations, the f•rmer can reduce the risk of los- p I. ,, { BY JOHN COOPER Mason COunt.\' PT. PLEASANT- We recent. ly attended the parent and son FF A Achievement banquets at Point Pleasant High School and at Hannan Iligh SChool, always very nice affairs at which the youth do most of the perform· • Steel fuel tank with a capacity of more than five gallons • Mower mounted down under or out in front for cutting ease we enjoyed the dinner. One the outslanding performan:es at the Point Pleasant dirmcr was the FF 1\ Creed as repeated by Sidney work and make the creek to a · designed slze. After the new chamel is worked out and the banks sloped, he wilL seed and mulch them for stabilization. Denver YohooCSoil Conservation Service is working Barker. on the de sign. ances. We enjoyed seeing the youth perform and, needJess to say, or Boys at both chapters of FF ,.\ LESLIE ll t\YBURN, farm manhave carried on excellent proager at Lakin state Hospital, and jects and many good rE!ports were given. AI the Hannan din - Denver Yoho, of SCS, examlncd ner honorary memberships in and made tentative locations for the chapter were given to John two farm ponds on the hospitil HeiRkell of WS.V-T\' and liar- rarm. These ponds would be In old Sullivan, former Vo-Ag in- pasture areas which at the presstructor at Hannan, and now t\s- ent time have inadequate water sistant Supervisor of Vocational for livestock. While there, Mr. Yo~o. looked at , :~~-· l~n<Lwhlc~ ,\gr.i.e4-lPJr.~: '" ~ _, - 1 •• ·) ~ had' been drained with tile and We were sorry t.o hear that also surrace drainage last CalL Robert straight, the present inlie reported that the system structor at llannan, will not be there next year. lie is goingback to college to complete work for Court's Pages a Master's Degree. ,m a. , • tit 1he - · HI Sba 1111' loved one WM called home, ', . We mill Iter' quiet, lltJuiihtr . M ftl'll, ' ': . . ' JlleiiiGI'Iee CJI her 1111 aD I; - dap, ' 0.. Clllllfcri here ~\item' ·~, ,. · Mn. Ona hw 1... Bart Rd. ), ' ~.~.·· . ~!"!:"'' ' Notice • I . FJNJSBIJ) FAMILY &0011 Wl'l'll I'IIIEI'LACII, I IIA'I'II8. I CAll LABGJ!: BIIADY CALL JQ, I NEW LISTING SPRING VALLEY TJII .IN'l'Wtl: I'AIIILY RIGHT NOW II TIS n. To ROOII WITH J'Dia'LAC& AND NOT MUCH GRASS "i'O CUT. OWND WAHTI IT IOU) AND Wll,L KELP FINAHCI tr. 11011111 ,PHONE 446-2408 Jru AND SYCAMORE STS. ' . Before you - I ' . bu.!' your • ., ,......... ............ ...... · ' ·,,,_.' ....-~ ~'til· . ,.,, 'f.')' ' ' ', . • ' .. . . . . . ' . ............ ~ .· .· ...,. or llonrd ...._ W•..C• MASSIE REAL.ESTATE BROKER TEL Wi-1998 . 11.·~.: . . .FORA power mower, come In and see the wide oelectlM at Landmark. We wUI pro, bably save you a bundle of dollars, too. Our riding m~Mers 11art at $263.50. We 11 I deliver, we servlee, we nnance. Open 9Mon.·Sat. AM-9 PM iPH PM Sunday OWNER WI5HDI '1'0 .llAKI: YOU A BABGAJft ON 'ftiii VlaY NICK J BIIBlOM HoME. La'S ' ~ .• •• Por<hao..t " ~•..•d I IMQUIRI!THE FURM. OUTLET '====== 960 2114 ...... r 1 I&K : MOBILE • HOMES/ 'I'OWI.'i. IL\8 Lo\ROJi: BOOKS, II&AVIVUI. BU«.T lN XI'I'CIII:N A.TI'ACH· 1:0 GAllA.GK AHD i..oT W1'1'11 OOW.N . ,••• GARDEN SPAICE. $U,900.00 TODA Y'S BEST BUY PRlMI • $3795 .....__,~ BRAND NEW ON EDGE OF TOWN FOR SALE HOME BLDG. SITE Choice Location IQO X 200 If, Grond•low Eot. Ga• & 1 Pt. Pleasant·· Weter On PI'Dpllrty PHONE 446-1456 ~~~owAND~ VDY A'J"I'IlACTlYZ BUD.T IN KITC~ OlANO& OVmN, :n'CJ J'ULL B• M INX Wl'lll O.U· PUBLIC SALE AOI AND FRONT PORCH, Real Estate ForSale 0. D. PARSONS r.m, REALTOR VIUqe, CIIJ fiopalJ =· ll'ln& • OllftJ l'llllle ill THURSDAY, MAY 15 STlRTiflG lT 1'0:30 'llr ~' BAIRD REALTY CO• .. Oscar Bllrd, Realtor LOCATION: From Gallipolio tale Rouio 141 to Conton• ary, Ohio. HOUSE, i4 LOTS ........ A V'EIIY !Gvely IIIII beclroom muse wftlt la!le 1191ng room. . WDI seD--the following Items: llefriprator, Gao eook stove, fable - 4 chair 0, cedar closet, 3 beds, etiblneta, botlltub, 3 radios, swing, washer, lamps, diri.ng' roam suite, complete, end 1al>leo, twin beds, 2 la1m mowera, 1952 Ford tractor with Wagner front..,nd loader, 12:<14 - 7x20 truek rima, 409 Chev. parts & 283. Five electric mo!Dra, Iota or small tools, 2 horse drawn disks, truek bed run of Jtml<. electric grinder, 36 in. Fathlne 5-wheel with new plate, New Way trailing axle with tires, rimo & frames, 1951 Ply. ~oor sedan, 68,000 miles. mouth ANTIQUES 5 GaUon jug, 3 gallon stone churn, 2 dinner bells, 3 cow• bells, 4 irons, 2 Alladin lamps, 2 sausage mJUs, eom grinder, 5 iron kettles, tele.pbone, 30 stone jars, S Jll]lon cans, child's desk, some dishes, wagon, 1 horse Wd plow, 2 corn burrs, wash staJXI, coffee miU, piano, pitcher, Yictrola. Other Items too numerous to mention. Not RespOlllil>lo lor any accidents. Lunch served by Al..ander Chureb Club. JOHN CARROLL, OWNER I .•. .................... ......... .. a lmi!itt, . wale!:· fandlbetl, DEBBIE SAYS: Start At lllta 1'4 ~DCATIOM :to~,,..,.,.., • , , ,eo_ ...s.•. I 12' x 60' 2 Bodroo"' OWNIIR II VDY ANDOVS 'fO SELL THIS N&ULY BW I 8BDBOOK ' •, SCHULT-MONARCH. .~ ! CAMBRIDGE • PRICE REDUCED FULL DRY BASEMENT FROM - ON DISPLAy W1TH CARPJ!TI'NG TJIR.OQ]B. OUT. LAROI: IIIIIIULY UV1\ftl ROOIII Wl'nl J'~, POil.HAL DDflNG Mm UP '1'0 DATE IUI'CJIZN P1.UJ I CAB GARAGK. TID8 ~ ON LAI40E LANDfiCAP.I:D WT. ... ! ~ I I WIU. LOVE THIS OHI. VDY AT· 'l1lACI'IVE a ~ BOlD LOOil AT TKlS ATTBA.CTIVS J BaJ&Ooll HOD WITH :BUILT lN IP11..:11BN, J,.AJLGE FA·IIILY : ' WOOL, Ji8J1n1 t ep HAVE ••. llllllEP prlt!e, allo nrtecl lillelriiJg lo tit. Clll I'INIII. YOU HEARD~ ----IC&K • ...-----. Homes ~ foR SALE 1~u C~~ -~Cf~~T~:UTI HAS THREE LOVELY : IWAM 0 0 LIN~ OF HOMES ICE CREAM 5TORI! :••nt. dlmng . - . ~ ltlldleti, lilt !l'BRIIlO OONIIOla 1 ACRE full ~~aeement. ltllil CJI emas. LAND LOTS LAND LOVELY walnut -ie. 'nlll Houle on ..,. lot 8lltl 14 oltor HALF mile out. Nice 5 room I!U .W FM 1'8tllo, 4 ipel!d 1'11 ACRilS, IJOIIIl! ldtum land, lois an! :1IMIIII for rwale. lrame w!dt pordl. Insulated. Potllttwulb, 0. IIINI• or FlJIL.TIME ~. Mllll aafllmatlc dtan!ler. J .JIIIIllker balance roJllitg to level, 2 Oulbldg. Fruit. City water " Rave an been Ntdloldlid tmtl ·' J1anlltl8ut, W. \'it. -.uJ. ' ba'i'e relet-. Ph. 14151111 ...,. t!plem, exlentl I(JIIk- barns, CXIm !lase. deep weB, sclloola. New listing. ~- ODJy needs developalter t 1014· er jacb. 'l'ake onr JI8YIIIl!ll4l ', e1Va g!XId ! 811, one 111m'!' lnfl, A real blrllt*. home, IV.. batli, Dlee ldk\hea. TRAILER. oHUI per 1111111111 cr JI8Y For IIIII front pordt, balement, !Oeat- l'WO ADDro rms. 10 • 18 Uv. FARM TO SUBDIVIDE baattce CJI ....11. '1'17 II hi . HllpW•!Itecl NEW apartment, automatic etl on Slate Rt. 1811. A rei! )l'ltll' home. Cal 8'1No81. I.LM06I' '15 acretl In tlllt GreeD mt. with tw~ acres land, eel· ~ ·- ' 'lllulewh•• . 11J41 furnace, cool, utlllll• fur. ,ood buy. 'IWMI~ farm out Route 1411 ;... 10 tiiO 'weekly lor 10 Jar, oulbklg. hog lot. Walnu1 nillted. t1Jiper Rt. 7. Pit. ft6. ~a)'S veiY nleely for I ..,_ . to II bi!UN· Deliver 8lltl pletTwp. DILLON AGENCY IM. 111-e l!li\RLY AMERICAN STI!lRIOO. dlvtalo.t. Only one 8lltl a haU up Ner 8rullll Catalollt. S·O·L ·D S-Q·L -D miles front Olty Llmlbt. Jill . tab Ol'ller* plttl wiD tiO.IlOO EUREKA. AM, FU, radio, 4 opeal cltanIIOU.9)!:, 3 rot>mB' a!!d ball!, fur'i ~· l'tl. '148-U415• .• acre llobac.'CD bale ttn1 Dine · lOVELY 7 nn. lrnme home ger, 4 tpeaker lltiuJMI sywtem. S·Q-L·D S·O-l.·D nlll>etl, 48 Pine st. Inquire at ·*· . · 1U4 acn!S com base eould pay overlooking Ohio H. RemodTate over paynt«U of •us 1llt Second Ave. or l'tl; tf6. lib flne1m for die lantL eled. 1\anellng, new siding, per mon4l! or .J181 balmtce · n. · m.J due carpet, tile floors & ce!Ung. 1111.40. Call 148-11X18. IU-3 DILLON s;orms. l'm'c!l PaUo, lllldO, NICE PORTER HOME 3 ROWS alld ~ fum. apt. 61ttlllfll _.ksllop lor that hafxlyman. miS bouse bu loti of ldit. UjiiiUee Jl'l!!: PI!; Mil ll\llt. CU., u lite .... II II) leiiW.ForW. li . .. H'l..S .,. lleell!• t. 111 in paneling die ; 17 ACRES ltrinl room tmtl 1w11 In utility 11J!AND NEW a~Jed~oom hc!iae llilile, r.m. • htrs rotm1. NI batli, 1110 Jitd. VACANT LAND 15 .a. paslure, • • price "" lll'ltld. tltlr. 11P8111ile,11. 4 I'Oiiml IIIII OerttmJe 1'001111, g!XId (ld oil fumace. tile Jill J A. wootla, pond, good len. ~ tJ8ll .., •• tfl-41 ~1ST TODAY A real barillD for llle lllllditc llOS, just olf Rt. !till. ~~~~. 1IOIIAitT DJI.UIN, ........ price. ~.· ;,;., ~...;: •HATIONAL Calli i1111*t Co. ~ ~ Ma!ldre llllel. . BldJanl A. r.atalo, Phone '" 3 BEDROOM HOME 4ACRES MORE FOR YOUR MONEY $17,000 WHY WAIT LONGER? plenty !NO ANI) DlNl:NG AJl&.\ 0011· PLIIISLY BUILT JN ~. GARAGE AND NEW LISTING-DWNER WILL HELP FINANCE ENJOY '!be "qu~· a)ld ipat:IOOs. ol tlllt lowly one slllry borne. 3 I8Jl!e BR, delightful built-in YOUIJIJ!toWn ldteben, earpeted LR. formal Dft. 2 <111' garage, fenced yard, been. tlful alnubtt. , IJII'klrll· room In rear. Pll. '!. 148 • • .. til· .I I A LAKCI GALUa. TilE OHI OCK1LV 81 IUWJ' WHAT TOU"VI BUN I..OODW l'OJI. !.OOATBD ON Rt. lUI. I DR home. RW floors. Bll!nn wJn. c1cnnt lo: doors, deep wen. 111 ,._, acre lot, 4 mn. from etty. EYE CATCHING .:~WI&IGJI PIIOOOOI'S, 1111 G~. . THINK OF RETIRING NICE I m1111 llllme Iooatetl on an am lot. filii lillemont, oil .\ND SO livable, ~ BR. IIi toalll, carpet througbout the eo1lre hgme, beMltlful ldtdlen, lormaJ HvkC room, bo1 wa!A!r beat, ideal teeatloo In Pomeroy, til. .re~i '"'l 'cl · 1:. Ave. CU)8ID IN BACK POitCII AND l.OOJOJfG .roB A !dW a BJD. ROOM· SPLIT :LIIYZL CU. IN AND IN AN noa..LDiT KlliQB. BOaJIOOD7 JJOOX AT 'ftUI otiC. INCLUDIB A Lda. LlV• · W1nted To luy l Edce of Town LOT. ID IT NOW - · 4 BR. nice ldtdlen Wltl1 paneled eatq area. Jartle LR 111111 fireplace, fUll llatemerlt, new 2 car garalll!, loealod m 118 35, IIi mi. from city. vacant. Thanks '1 Willi ~· 181 lltd ,m lo all ' inJ ILtntl frlentll lllltl txmer r W'otu at Bidwell ..-! Gal. llpolll ... 1lte \ill'tltl, leUAin '' iltd pJac1B tent',lo me dorlrg :. . .... llll4 slay In lbe . W1nted To Do Yale ROIJIIhl \"ow ft1ot¥b1a WilL CAlli!; tc.. eltlelty per-, till! tlntlne11 11111 det!ply ap:. ... In Ill)' ' - - Pb....1110. . ~- Mey God bletil . 1C$f tad! one and ttfJlaln 1hark you. Plant Corn For Profit - Use Quality Che.mical Mixed Fertilizers. High Analysis Fertilizers Save Labor and Money - Helps You Make Mare PROFIT Per Acre. .... . Card Of VERY NICE SMAlL 3 .:I)IIDOK ..._ LOOA,_ ON 18'1' Aft. WITH &IVD I'ION'l'Aa&. N1CI VD.Y LABO& JM.CK YAU». IN• a.UDIS FULL BASI!!Il£NT, 110. STATE ROUTE . 'l'o meet her talllltlay Qll lite ,, ", · ' '.: Silly miMtl bJ 1lte famly. ' 111·1 .i Nearly New Split Level lumace, dug weD. Price ta,tiOO ....... . more, ~-. COMPLETE FERTILIZER AREA WAREHOUSE '"'~ ' Jllllllll .. .-. NEW LISTING1st AVE. DUN nrBKMS AND 10TH air eontlllloDir. Tine Iooely ' yeaJ'I ltmt '· .. . AL·SO A 2 BR home, e&rpeted ree room, Uvq R. t ldld!en, latmdry 8lltl twnaee ftltlm, jlllll!d 11118)' May H, IINI. POMEROY, OHIO . . • Roar Moig• General Hoopltol - Ph. 9f2·2176 CENTRAL _SOY A B. radeley. til-l , '; IN ~ llll!llllll7 or Mn. '' .!tame~ ' (Joan) WaUl, • Meigs Equipment Co. ploti1y ASIIOMB; 1m loon and mimi . rfAh! ln. S BR; nftle ~. fauudr7 room t air t:011f t!Gner. ~. ~~ Mary 8mllll • Cltoolelhe oil-powerful CubCadel "125" wHh new Oo!ktt- l1uiiH& • IT CAN BE YOURS ' I ~::====0=.E=·=&=J=.A=·=~=====:! VINTON \ICE 8 rm. frame on Jacbon St. NeWly painted, eltra Jot. $4,ot!l. LOOKING FOR A FAIW or vaeant land. Call lite Farm Broker. We . may have ll ' 011k!e Pbcti1e tfUI'III Dna ~e~. II 1111. &IIIII& Pollet1 L. ......... illllll Hou10, 6 A. by , ownif, o•orlooklng Ohio< River 5 Bitd Roo.,' 2 Fir.: ,loceo, Fooallr Rm., ,... Lg. Patio, etc. s... w'ltt. Credit Appt. only. M.D. ANTIQUE AUCTION· Tbii'Sday, May iS at 10 A.M., E.D.T.. at Barlow Fair110unds 11 milu Wool of Marietta, Ohio, 10 .. u~. South ol S.vorly, Ohio, 15 mileo l!forthwnt of Porkoroburg, W. Va. ot !he lniorooction of SOA and Route 76. S.llint ho01o ond ••building ond duo to health on4. father time 011 lorcocl to ooll complete otock of - chandloo wltbout rooerve In port 01 followo: FURNITURE Marbla tops, sofa1, tab les, cholr1, davenport•secr.tary, w01h stanch, bedside commodes, hutch. cupboard•, Nil 1r1«ble top 1ICia bc!ord wfth plate glau and mlrtct, c:heet of ch·awwa, walnut \ cornar whOJt..no~, ~ttc. CLOCKS ' (1" or more) 'f'l-na re,ulatou, .;;alnut wall spring clocl~~a, Har. acheda, We,tmlnlltlf, French picture fratn• clock•, doubl• actfon •trlklng Fu..~, Chlnq, French WCIJOO!t*Wall, GrancHathtl1'1, fNt'lch ' flgurlnee and othtre, CHINA AND POTTERY • ~ S.tl of Gaudy Iron Stone, Plates by Minton, CtOwn 'D•rlty, Flow Blv• .,. Ror,al Daultol'l and Johnson· Broth.s, u . .1 , 'ltchtr•, . te~~·· W•l .,, Rocllwood, Frounfaltw, til .. by A & £ f t ~ale. 'eent..n, :SAYS: 1 12 l-IP, automotive ty·pe !)tarter AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE ' !,, \ :we • Wide range of attachments for mow· ing, snow removal, dozing, hauling and maintenance POMEROY, 0. Site calilne!B, Forage ' lol will! leav. COME TO.OUR ' · AR~A WAREHOUSE ...• UH ' .IMPROVE YOUR RAl'IOIIS ANP WHEREVt;R THERE'S II GROUNUS MAINTF;NANCE OR LANDSCAPE JOB TO Bt; IJONI: . .. WE HAVE THE RIGHT GRAVELY COMPACT TRACTOR TO DO THE JOB, COMt; IN t'OR A llt:MONSTRIITION RIDE. 992·2975 ·New Listlnc-Splli Level .N•xt To New Ho$pital S BR. Pl1t IJale. 1110111, alitrilum 81dtnc. lllllrm ......... ' tbn, .... pan, lot SO'lf!OO' pi• .... lot 1111'1110'. Pltce flt.&GO. \ • lndependen1 rear wheel brakes, fully· shielded drives GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES AND SERVICE \ : . OLD BUT EXCELLENT =. : we kiNd sale brought an average of$3,100 NeW! 78F and alternator. a self-deaning rtir l'ouling HyHlern and many more important mod.i~t:at1om;. It's the (;rA.vely -4:Jo. E. MAIM ST. ,}~:fl~ilie : Tuesday, May 27. Last year's • Super-traction from rear-mounted en· tairted. ThiH new lrad.or has more musde ' 1 c:ourt's marshal with the ap· proval of the chief justice. The pages serve during their high school years. 7ao. · tJO!Itl rec rocm pilneW \ " I'IItge <lll~l~M1~, Pages who serve in the U.S. Supreme Court are named by merit by the per head. The Classic !Jlow and Sale ls sponsored jointly by the Ohio State Charolais Association and the Ohio Department of Agricul. ture. Show premiums total $11,· : · t..;; AlL elecllle ~ ... cmri from the same source. This is illustra~ using COmell Universlty data (reeommeeded barvest dates for New York for !irat cutting are later than thoae for Ohio because the state is Gravely revolutiuntzed the 4-wheel garden tractor market with it..M rear-engine (;ravely 424. Now that fabulou:-~ lnu:tor ha~ been rede~igned for the t'ommernrtl user or the homeowner with demanding e~tate groundti to be main - ' ••ned . JOliN SEBREELL, ON RT. 17 was !unctloning properly and that at Little 16 Mile Cree, is plan- the newly seeded oats and grass ning to some creek work on his in the field looked good. upper farm. This is a stre:)m which !lows through posture but has meandered in many circles and there is much erosion on some of the banks. Mr. Sebrell is planning to make more gen- tle curves in the construction .""'Dill biCII btn.11, deladled z t:lll' lll'lie. wtlh l!iinctllt 4rlft. . , .•• Ully •~ 11 2 Banquets Nice Affairs Soil COnservation Service •.1• u.,... , ~y · ,..,.. ,, Of AttKh .-.iftch mowtr. Hydrostltic drive hu one-tevet~ · control cl direetion, broki"', ond lnllnftt speed oolectton · from zero up to l mph forward, zero to 4 mph revme. ' gine, low center of gravity • New heavy duty 12 hp engine Of ' ••pirot Itil' wiH matier dlgestibUlcy (57 per cent) than that harvested from the same· &OUrte four weeks la~ (52 per cent) with no wea!her damage. Ol>lo workers have DbaeM/ed similar results in their studies. , The final critical measure Is tha respmse of dairy cows to Lay of the Land The New GRAVELV-430 Commercial Compact Tractor to attachments 28. COing north from the Letart Falls bsse on May 17 cutUng date, the dlgeatibiltty 40 miles north would be 67 per cent. Thlo would hold throogh for the next at theOhioAgrleuUuralResearch and Development Center, cutting dates are the best means presently available for anon-the-farm estimate of forage digestibility, In terms of per cent digestibUity, Ohio workers have (ouncl COLUMBUS - Five 0 h I o breeders of Charolais cattle are among consignor& to the Second North American Charolais SBie to be held in conjunction with the North American CharolaJs Chtsslc Slow here May 2~28. Ohio Consignors include L. A. Demorest & Sons, Waldo; G & H, Research Farms, Clrclevllle; Bob Evans Hidden Valley Ranch, Bidwell: Tom Zupan Big T Farms, Ashland, and R o y c e Bates, Warsaw. The sale of 60 lots is expected to be one of the top offerings of Charolals cattle for the year. The auctloo will be held at the Cooper Arena at the Ohio Exp<>sitlons Center at 4:30 p.m. on ·I· oped tables showing dlgestlbUfi,y based on cutting dates alld varlous latitudes in Ohio for Jegume grass forage. As an example, the dlgestlblllty in the latllude of Letart Falls Is 66 per cent when cut on May 17, 64 when cui on May 24, 61 when cu1 on May 31, 59 on June ;:..:..~~::.;;_,..;.,+~;:_+----.,-;;:_..:.:--....-;~"1 ~ According to dairy scientists 7, :;6 on ·June 14, and 51 on June forages eut at different U.mes Evans Ranch Is Consignor • All gear and steel shaft drive direct Cl.,.etand ~14 .llu,:...,lle to, 11!_ , oo ·May 11. , SIIill~ . ~arialimB nortl!!'~ are !OIIlld I or each sU.ceesalve cutting~· Cornell Vn!verii!J' roSNl'th has demonstra~_that early ~arvested Drst cutting forage, .even after 11 was rained M, or dell!>. erately -thered (or as mueh as sill day& during llli eight-Gay late harvesting results in poor- nants. The dairy cow will con- Southern Ohio, May 15-20: AIlalla-Timothy, May 20..25, and Red Clover-Timothy, May 24 • June 5. WEEVIL FORCES CHANGE Because of alfalfa weevil in recent years many Meigs area farmers have switched to orchard grass. Orchardgrass becomes low in palatability and feeding value as it approaches maturity. Because orchardgrass makes such rapid spring b'TOwth and matures so earl.y (by mid-May 1n central Ohio) special emphasis must be * 80· miles ""' tliOII In !&~ or , sume greater quantities of early cut, higbiydigestibleforagesthsn o! those harvested late. Since harvesting too early reduces yields and results in some loss of legume stands, and since fa-common Orchard Grass, in The reasons are in Bolens Difference Designed Features that forases han~sted .when !~jill' conta~ 63 per tent or more aiT gestii)Je dey matter are ccn•ldered tof>loexcelleniQJality rt.,p. ages. ~ neseareh at the Ohio Agricultural Research and lleYelopment Center at Wooster, at COrnell University in New York, and lhe United States llepariment o1 Agricultural Research Center in fer,Wit¥ arid lime at high levels. Reaear<bers have .. abo noted that harvesting first year meadows after sec~ or third year meadows (wlthb) the recommended range of harvesting dates) will hslp reduce loss of alfalla sUmds, Dry matter yields will be lower than would be obtained from YOUR RETUilllS ' I ~ {• . ' • Upto11W.JoltliNyiiWe • I il! 10"- lllgW cllaeallbflltlr • J.p. NO.ITH PROPUC!E CO. Vine si. Calllpolio, qltt~. .., " Open Da)IY 'Til 6~ LAMPS ' RayO•, Ttfcm., ,,,. table, hall htnfllng .,.,. Lonior. s.r..t Light, Ship tight•, Coot..~ Golla~, Carriage, Heor.:. 1•!1 0.111). �.. ' ' . '·'' ':I ~. , .... ·' ...... ' .. ·' .' ·' ... ' SEE OUR NEW 1969 BUICKS . NOW ON DISPLAY, MOST OF ' ' THEM WITH ·AIR CONDI· . TIONING. 63 FORD GAL. 500 ..................... $795 2 dr. H. T. V.. engine, out., rad io, beige fi ni s h, beige ""inyl inter• lor , w/ s/w ri,.., , Showroom cond. 63 FALCON •• •• •••••••• ••••• •••••••• •• $695 . nnw rvr • • VB ong, Automatic Iran&. 21,000 miles. Nice to haul camper. . OU" I , Ml'ftl•o'ilt Chor,. '15c 12 Ul!l'~ , . , WOI~ throo COMOCU• tlve lrw.rtlont. 11 conte pet Word P ow~r steering, power brolo.e1, air c:ond. Excell6rll tlru . This ur will hold up under anybody'• ln1pec tion . 66 FIAT ......... ........ ........ ...... $795 2 dr. fou r 1p1ed tran1 . Yin)'l interior. E.-eel lent condition. 59 PLYMOUTH ............ ........ ...... $99 <I dr . udan. Good tron1portat lon. 1967 OPEL TUDOI 850 Spt. Cpo, 13,500 milu. Was $1595. $1495 . 1:30 , ,,., to .5:00 P·"'· Deily ~JI•·"'· to 12:00 N~ ~tur_!~la.: O!Jitvary GORDON RllDIU£TH C2Jev&. WE.A 1011 ol Vlrd lltd o.botile C2Jevaller, - ller' Close Out Prices 25% DISCOUNT $1495 E.-. Cond., from bump1r to bump., . 63 CHEVROLET PICK·UP •••••••.••••••• $795 6 cylinder, 1hon wheel bau. GooJ condition. Iller, Ernest, IIIII his Iaiiier preeeded ldm In dealt ~­ vlvlng are his llltllllel' and lwo sflters. Doris Ealllmen, Rl. J. Coolville. and Helen flOOerts. Oolumllus. Olllo, and tll'l) bioll!ers, Darrell, l'lllaokala, Ohio, and Ralph, Rl. I, Belpre, and a host ol nieeea 67 VOLKSWAGEN .................. .... $1595 Radio, ouhtorJCIIng condition 66 FIAT 11000 ......................... $695 ,.of economical traouportation. Good c:ond. 1~1d, P .S., P .B., tadlo, w•t•w tire1. Deluxe wheel cov• •· Comfort Stream ventilation, retractab le hudlight t, Thi• outomobile hat 11.000 otlual mrlet . Wo1 lo ~: a lly owned. Sold new by Martin Ford lor $4400 . SPRING SHOWING ____ . MAY 8 THRU 11 62 COMET ............................. $695 llild 2 dr. Cu ttom Coupe, radio, w/ 1/w firn, 6 qllnder engine, thaw· roo m c:ond, You'll have to 111 tflh to bei lewe it. 68 G.M.C. ~ TON BOTILE GAS TRUCK •• J3595 5 lretnl ,, 2 a.KII, c uatom cab, radio, 9 bottle t~ed liCit 1peed go• dell,.ry bed. 7,000 actuol mi lu . One owner. 66 FORD F-100 ............ ....... ..... ~1695 V-8 engine, custom cab, limlted 1llp rear a•le, S' becl, radio, red and white finl t h. A real t horp pickup trud. -... .. 62 FORD C·750 ....... ..... ............ $1695 ~ Tilt cob model, chanil and cab, va IOIIine, .5 lplld ffGOI., 17,000 lh . re , o• i•, 2 tpeed, 7,000 lb . front a•l•, cu1tom cab, Heavy duty brall11, hea vy du1y fra1111. -..-. ' .. - , 63 METRO UTILITY TRUCK •.•••• ••••••• $795 COiolld be Uled fOf CCIIIIpet' 60 F100 DUMP TRUCK ................. $795 In Good Mechaniul Cond. 67 MUSTANG .......................... $1995 2 Dr. Hardtop, V..S •ngin• , auto . trans. W/ S/ W tires , dork rnHiurn blue, with blue Inte rior, one ownll', sold new b v this IJCII'Gge, 2(1,000 oct. miles . Still hat • ome n- cor wotfonty , 61 MERCURY .... . ............. .... .... $115 4 dr . S.d01n. Good trans. MARTIN FORD SALES 417 Second Ave. ' ' ' f· ' Gallipolis, Ohio TRAVEL TRAILERS A HOME FOR EVERY FAMILY SAVE sss$ ' . .' ')j '' ,•1 't . 4 Dr. Sedan, Radio & Heater, Auto. Transmission, P. Steering, Burgundy Finish, Blk. Interior. W/S/ WTires. One Owner, Like New Cond. $1795 WOOD MOTOR SALES 1216 EASTERN AVE. e.rd Of Th•nlc.J I WISH to !bank all my ROOd friends and relatlveo for lllelr nice cards and letters. Spe'lal thank'S to 111ose wllo help. eel my wife, Gen. wt.ne I wao in University Hoopltal in Columbus. Many 'nlanb, WJUiam lloudaollell --- ~U-Ifp 446.0117 Card of Thanks ERS and .TRUCK CAMPERS REDUCED 10% For The Shawl ng lllaff and !1111'101 at Meigs and the tiiOUghU\IIness of ihe e~loyeeo ol tlte lloRien Co. of Parkel'lbiJrl who allo act.td as palllleirers. We tll1ell never lol'gl!! the many earm of condoledCtll and the lloral trlbutes ; 'lbe conaollng ...... of the ministers, Rev. Herbert Grete and Rev. Pearl Casto; the ~. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Gnlle, Fritz Buck, ~ F\meral Home and tile klncm. bellowed upon Ill by the stall of !llelleling Arms Hoepltal. Mn. Gordon C2Jevaller and Sona. ~ll·lf!! WE WTSII to estend our BIIJl'leneral Hospital lor their C!el'e tltanu to relatives, klndneoses and ronsfderatlon. friends and nefellbors 'nle ,., Everett Dafley Rev. Wilbur Perrin, Rev. FamDy, 5-11-lq, Raullln Moyer lor their con~ wonts. Dr. J. J. Devis, WE WJllll lo eMid our slnDr. ll:dmund Butrtmi.s, an <-ere tflanks to our manv tile nurses at Melp General friends And rtlottves In the Hol!pltal, Ewl,. Funeral TII!IIH!rs Plelns. C2Jeoter aiM! Home IIIII all1hal assisted us . Sumner areas. who helped In , Jn any way dlll'inll the death "" many ways dl!rlnlf our retllltisbend and fallter, Nolan cent bereavement d our husbaQd and .Iaiiier. Gordon DaUas and Houston are the •·. 1111. Clara lhDter siles of the two talle•t build· ~lf«o. Our Jpeelal lttanb Mr. lltd Ml'l. Gerald ings west of the Mississippi Ill an wllo 8elll l'ood and ~ . ..... . 5-H-ltp River. eel at tile Earl Dean home .·· v. ..... 110 tit'"' OPEN: 10 A.M.-8 P.M. WEEKDAYS 1P.M.·7 P.M. SUNDAY TRI-COUNTY MOBILE HOMES Y VILLAGE ,,..... 1 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO c. 0. Fisher, Mayor gay, and da]I'B are full "'Nlllilne ' ol by.gooie da]I'B, I often of a llltllllel' ol a friend o1 DON'TMISSID VILLAGE PATROLMAN Pre-OWnetl ••• ' 2ND & VIAND STS. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. HELP WANTED ROUTE DRIVERS APPLY AT THE DAILY . ' SENTINEL OFFICE. POMfROY, qHIO 992-2156 m!De, Her tender omlle, Iter lo9q wys, Iter ltalr ol l h 'llltlle, Y•. I ftlllleniJer, alt. 10 Jlllll)' tlrrtell' • IIIIIRe Ill) llrfllll. OLOS 442 H.T. CPE............ ,,.,.$2895 Hydlamatic trano •.; power ol..-rln'g, bilautiful · finish with black vinyl roof, black. vinyl inl., li••··~ gla11, radio. A real sharp local ono owner cor. on1y • heard 811 nte ... Its the lnolller of lllf friend, Iter dear INMI rmle IJ alibi~ llhe'l been 'fme ,... qu"" ,; 1967 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 2 DR.•••••••• $2295 ~ - - Monday and '1\.-Jay bet::wq t a.m. IIIII IIBAtrl'ICMN wltli W-' 111' 1 p.m. « aftflr 5 p.m. Nil Ill ..... llcoaw. Muler Gr the or llilliP Ill 181'4 Lo- ler. Clill Btale B id:l ellll 81., Pomaby. fi.U-'~ Sbap, JIIIIOII, W. Va. Pbanl -t. 'l'lNitl. ~ ••$1695 •-•··' ' Station Wagon, local 1 owner car; .,J.it•"<i¥•r blue finioh. Cloan interior, liko now w-w ti~;. •,ouliam•ltic, power stoorlng and brakes. Radio.' > · Coupe De Villu. Bath have full power oquipmont and factory air•conditionlng. 3-1967 Cadillacs ........ ; ...... C~ice $4300 .• For wide or narrow box trucks -Ill Spider, 2 dr. black finish, good tires, 4 spd. Radio and healer. 19M. FORD GALAXIE ...................$99$ 992·5342 SOD ·H.T. Cpe. VB onglne, automatic. Whitt finish. 19&6 G~ 2 TON HEAVY DUTY • • • • • • ·$2895 , With.10' Marion Dump. V-6 one., 2-speod real axle, ••• Ira toad B2Sx20iiras, heavy duty frame. This truck has ha_d ••~!lion! care and cab Is like now. .. --- !965 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DR........ $1295 Groen finiih' with matchlnt interior. Local I owner car. Tire& ~how little wear, 6 cyl . engine, automatic trans. Radio·and heater. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN DELUXE 2 DR....... $795 4·now tires. Clean interior. Black flni sh. Radio. 1964 CH EYROLET BISCAYNE 2 DR • •••• •• $895 Local I owner law mileage car. Good tires. Cloan in• torior, ~ cyl. Std. trans. R&H. din, v.-IU!Altnalle, ,._.,~ land. ~ (mil GeotVe, • •11:- ' welmine. · &-11~ 4-allf: For.... 1966 CHEYELLE MALIBU CONY. CPE .•• Sl695 ·"' VB eneine, automatic trans. Power sioorlng. Radio :f.2·~~'!'·~!~f!~"I!!.!Jnlsh with wlli!!.~!,l~n .!op. ~ O'IIRIIIN lo CROW , I WILL not be I e&jiC)itllble r... REALTY COMPANY ~: any deltlli c<onll'allfed by IllY· l'OIIIEROY 2 story, I ~! one oilier 1flan myself, 3 nice bedroome, bath, aomil Fred 'JIIW t remodeling, lllllllillall Iii: Rl. I, Mldlleport, Oblo ~u.ap t5,100.00. rOR REtiT « fllle. 'l'w bout- •· one live 1'0GQII IIIII belb, one 1<1ur . _ , batlt IIIII baeement. PboDe • ass, 111 81., l'wiilbJ. Mt.UC w.,. PUBLIC SAU!l, 'nleldQ', Jlsy 11. 2:1Jt Ill 5:30 p.m. Wllllsm HoJme1 1 ulh•W, ICDN. .J ~ IUmilhlnp. ms, ' 2 v1s1Tvouil FAYORI'rl! \'011 CliiYrelet Dealif p4: -i lnl;cme. S'I.IIOO.tfl Open Evenllai TUB POMEIU)Y - NICE 1101111, ll . a bednmll; t lildlll~ lraloement, ,...., lfllrm doors, wb .......ooo.oe story, RENRY CUIJAND 0111ce Rei• • •Ill ••u TilUE .,...... For Sale 1'AD 11D1L 1W11 the Blae X. . ; . t~Um. fl.lMt. _. mile 111m - IDcb .... dam. 'l'w ••= or • - ,.. 111111 Rllc.IPI ""*ldlt IJIIf wife. Clll ••· M 11c IMife """"* IIIJIIII, llll.na., ......ct. ado ......, ftJRNJIDD and liilfm•' ' ' apoillbiliilll. me. to ...... Pban1 IIIIIH. I"'!Me 'I'JUIL!I\ lDl'8. llall'a . . eoart. iyriletlie. Ohio 111 llile lit. U4, PltODt IIIII I . " ' '· ' I-U-41e Mlhlk!, Dey~, '"'" oeemed 10 JonR, yet, IIIIU can rtee her ltllllle, ........ tn CMJr hearts, .~ " WARRANTED USED CADILLAC OPEN EVES. TIL 8 POMEROY FULL LENGTH REAR DOOR door hinged vertically. Is approximately 32" above truck box. Entire rear section is removable for loading ease. For S.le or Trlcle For We FLOWERS for Memo;ial Dey. Maltel Plcbns tmm ~ Part. 5-tt-«p H l N DAY 0UJ or alarled Legbom pullets boll! floor or cap grawn avallallle. Pool· 'try housing and aulllmatlon. Modern ~. 399 W. Main, P<ln.e~oy. Pltone IIIIM164. &olil·lle ltiDl'NG MARE, II lndtett, pbone ~M. PRICES NEVER BEITERDEALS NEVER BETTERSEE THE GOOD GUYS AT S. Stcend AYI. J;i(jjjNj;;;;;:i; M«e rw ...., liM. tre1ne1 • · pra)'ll', M1 aee Iter iMic """ a cl(lud" so fair ' . AI I OOd ~ ~ ~ IIDe- llie'IIICI!i!t .now. :; ~ ' P'UIW '' ~ ' • . I Middleport, 0, or 992·2152 992·2151 RUN YOUR EYES OVER THESE BUYS • ~ .. ,.,_ ,..,{t -"'\1..--.r"-T~ rr . I . . . . 'GII')III''drt}..r'll"ll'l"· : Tiny's Bargalnlllld. l44le r YOUR From the i.uplll Tru<k or . Bullm..r Rldlalor Ta .The !Onallest H•tor Core. · complete tront-End · and Brake S•vice BLAETTNAR'S BLAEnNARS IN POMEROY PH, 99~21 43 . For The Fastest Service DAY or NIGHT ... CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS MASON CAR WASH Car Completely Hand Rubbed and Thoroughly Rinsed $1.25 Opon: Man. thru Fri . 11-6 Saturday - 9·6 SundGy- 11·6 UPEIT Mtel AllgiiiHf MIDDLEPORT, S5.55 "I fA~ -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992-2094 SERVICE MANAGER- ! ...... roy " - & " " i06 E. Main Pomeroy, 0 .. HUMPHREYS HAROLD WALKER 63.'"Chevrolet $895 65 CHEVY $16?5 Capric• 4 Dr, H.T. Yo8 motor, Factory oir~conditioning, trnart tilver col or with block vinyl top ond luxuri ous black vln)'l upholstery. Full,. equipped with power windows, power stHrlng and power brok11. E~¢~ro thorp l n1lde and out. $2,795 Riv iera 2 dr. Hard Top . This cor corn• In 10 cl•on on o n- Buick that we did not ev•n hGY• to wa1h lr but put It directly on front line. If ho 1 1111 1 n•w custom tlr1s , and full •qulp1!141nt Including Factory Air. New one co 1t ~;~ppra., $6,000.00. $2,695 Electro Cultom 4 dr . Hard Top . Factory Ai1 Cond i tioned ~ Spotl• n porch• menl all vinyl Cullo m Interior. Full •qulprnent. Leu than an ..holf orlg in01l price. Reollr. ! horp, 66 Mercury $1,395 •• IIIII IIIII ~!tr:o!~10~ 1ti~e~:· S.dGn. A clean cor lntlde and out. 289 VB. Auto. Trans . a.d Dille!~. B; ' aflo· 411 ee Pu.oMINO and bladt gelclngs, Phono 992-7242 ,...., lee · Tam Hl)lblll, ple.uon horses. Been i!llmm. For Sale 108 W. Main St.,pomlfoy, Q, .,, &, 1(10 tMt .....,. the 'C1lild and Jedy 11'alned. Also, POODLE PUPPIES, AKC ToJ IB 56d0 Fr. New 1\loOII trailpitt Gil lit, Ill. •• • eholee ol very nJee. dllh mlnlalure, f/5 and up. fllud •. C&r!Jel, washer and dryer For Sale Bonnevlll• VS 4 dr. Hord Top. Origlno l oil white flnl1h with all vinyl;~ ll'lllled ponies' l!l!l<ey Hnl' lill'flc:e and lfOOIDlnl. l'ltCIIe Ollnplele u terlor. Power ttnrlng . Power brak•• · Automatic tra."• · IIOICI OROIIN PliDII, Iii 0111 Fhilwoods Jloed. Pomeroy, • • HI. 11 • lie ltoullbl. J. M. Gaul, Rt. S, Po- E.~R roM. Call T~. ,._ , C 1 I•ICI, ""'• • l'llOne 8111 BIID. 5-11-«c 1\M!l !SJ lfwn .'_ .... oiM1 IWII8t lllll'Df. Olunty Rd. :!1, IbnIta& will ... N41il, !half ~·1.· - Riled. Alone • ""· ,... II 1, Dlll'flttldl, F.ULY ' A~""" i!lefeo, H!lW 8IX Mllp III!JIOSSl!ESED •'· r..u lfle bl· ment. ForcahiDel • '• IIIIPftlaa;tl, llfD. AM·PM radio, f.epeed clwlg. • a ftatwbll, lot II K ZOO lilllllel ...... madtlne wltlt IIIII; S trl II cen11 cbm. er, 4-lpeaker IIOUIId t]I'Biem. IIIII. l'lloDe Muon '1'1'14111. Bl!lAilTIFUL ltlsetbo cl !loW· dlawd opaoe, Previously lllp • .Rl. Ill, 0111 thiM Tate pQmellll ol •.'II l-7-11p en r... Kemollal Day. Plill, llllld (or • ·•· Mates fancy BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCK~ de allove IIJNeule 'Parl on 111 belailce due """- I)DD Bti.anl, l'llane per 1n011 or pay , be I"•· Cllfl's lllle Repair' . ..40. CaM 811111111, &-1!-«c ZINNIA l'llllll, lluqJu'a Giani c~es~gn Balanee slilclles and PH. 992·2143__________ POMEROY, 0_ IIIC3&. . · U«e &fJI2te ltoles. cl • ·bu1to1t• or lliiliiliiiiiiii MW!eprt. ' ~e;lng, Alt 11114•, Toni~~, ttrml. l'llone . .. 5-f«e Reily FuluN lltd ollter prlle 'Wiwaw, quDied IIIII ClUited lntunnee fa jllfyplla IDe eadi. At1I'OMOBILB lnsora~a ben Business Services lidlon Gr , _ _ , beet. Mllellled? teat your ~ WATilR IJI(IIS. O•lt't!le ,... ~ rt-'Eiii), Syftk'ule, Oblo, SEWING MACIUNES, ftJlllr fer Iiiio Ill iille. TMdtiJil, II 8lleiJ Tq's lip. U..C ar'l license? CaD - aea;lce, Ill mabl, WY 1• II tro pipe lllllallallon .... • • 'nte Fabric llltap, PQm. IIIII \Ill, ...,. lllhr !usine --ss-=Se-rv"!'ic-es Oilif. Autbllllled flleer W. • II I ar lluler Bllllr . . IIIII Set vice. W'e hpeti ~1o.· ltiDPOID It' llfl. • •• JlitiXOial Jled ,., ..... 63 Pontiac $895 MANY MORE BLAEIIN ---- ..111- ......... s.mm 5 ....... 0'1\U::. fDRl(G M• ~TWO ·IIDROOiil ·.. lljliialmtitl. ~ ""* . ·- . il Impala VB Sto. W01gon , Spotleu original dork b lue finlth with motchi11g ln. terlor . POWif st•ering, power brok1a and outo. front. E1<tr01 nice. to•• •. c. • ·''' ( . . . .. . .. OHI~ Quick - Dependable T.V. Service l1k u.tfe .. • ltle ri~E. .. '""' Ji14'1~tetrteer.ltlfrlt- '.:' .•• * ~!lll lfW .... liCIIt ~ CIQARJ'I'I'I ftllllbtl JfOR lll'RII, ltadlor ter IIIIo, c . pd .... 4 !AI mw 1 ' . t N tl&. ABC ·B I ;a' 1 v.w, "· v•. PliCIIe maa. QIIBr • • t' IIID be· On Jlolller'i Day, Ml IMY I l H.· Rawlings Sons Co. EXPERIENCED •~1..., S.nlct To see, eall 21'1·211S. 5-1t-3tc IJNCLAJMED treiglll: e new console stereo 4-lfleed automatic cllanger, AM & Ji'M ra· dlo, jewell ,_ne, Nalionally adverUaed brands Ill be sold for .aonge and freiBbl. Total of $110.24 eac11 can be paid te.45 a moi1IIL We will deliver to ~ borne 10 ,w may try It Ill see if ,w are eomplete1y satisfied. Call 99J.11311. fl.lt.ftc ---SINGER zig zag sewing macblne. 'dill maciiiDe makes !Jut. lonhotes, clams, emb. Take pay-a of •uo per 111011111 or pay balance of ...22. Try It ill ~ boine. Call 811-11311. 1-11-«c "OliO'S OLDISl DO"E DI!ALII" Business Services In ldlehal, 1oeated aeroos from tile ApJie Grove C2lurdl. iiAIUIIDd IJlPIOVed b)' mft.. J10tt1 ol IIOIMDabn. Blue 5+tfe ltJDING HORSE, Phone 99J. ms. s.&-lte TIIREE BJIJDROOM. ~ . COUillry hune with bath, built. • Baked enamel automotive finish- off white color * l'm - v• . '. su.er I WILL not be II I 44e lar lilY debll by ..,. KAIIIQie lee, ' .....,.,,tlon. "'* .. . lllim +a- TWO DI!:IliiOOM ' - tndllr. tall OROWN O:lnato pllllll VACANCY far twu· 1111 1J JIIIO' pie, prlnte pal4 .... tiJnll, Jlbanl M m, 'J'IUa. - ht....,. Ire way flaD etii'Pellllld liPRail eleelrle pooer, fl. Biller ll'ltnlllaie. • •ROOM ll)lldme!lt, . . newly deoorated. l'nqulre 11117 Jill) St., Middleport, Alone ••• bedl, clnlllfl salle, dJn. IROOM'-wltll ....... ella MI. oilier lteml. 'l'erml loll, •·•·•· n au ....., eilh. . . li'IMidie ... ..,.. Pbone ~··· .... eldalll. 5-tl.·ltc .... NEIDS Pomeroy Motor-Co. 11117. • apartmenll, 011 t1ver, ( f!;;/11 (/( SALESMAN AT • :: MJDDLEJ.>()ftT - . ' ,, .... Eitlte • Extra laqe "Full Vision Windows" on each side. Plus-Extra width front and rear windows. Clean interior, good·w.w. tin_•· R&H. ., George's Auotlon Houle, Rut- ·i ••••••••••••••••••• llrr &Van Zandt Motor S.les Butlneu OpportUnity at 11 a.m.. at 1>e Clair Nlf.. OWN YOO'R own drJ "'""'• IIUifnea. Am!Jtlloul Gr 11111 linn looiflelll on OJanty Rd. It, 01& 111'11 lllld, 1ft!ll to tate llld <II Lanpvllle: Jk61ga11Lt, traok IIIII IOO!a. We wDI .. MDIDC wbolellle. ~ .. ' 1lvlnl .Nell de, bedi¥1 opeiiDII. A.B.C. CU.., Jla. AUCI'ION every Friday itlgiL 2-1967 Cadillacs .......... ..... Choice $4300 • Two models available 1964 CORY AIR ........................ $895 lillie, 1'a!l!lllll• ~. Jdt. 1011, "· Ya. . ~ dlllll Cllllll1iel, lllUild table, Jl. ...., table, antique _... llildllne, t1tree 11111 bnl m, tmL SELL one ar boll Gllllf !I · "• p~an~~. A. a e bilht, lllilfll, bedilbll, laiWil a-wn, ~~am, W. Va. mower. br I hit Mt, ctlelrl, form INfOII, dtihel, pill IIIII pana IIIII many oilier lteml Auto S.IH ., too nuatel'llUI llo meuftmt. Fdlow s(lliJI lo audlall locellon. •ea OLIJS F.a, aufmlalle. -~ Phone 918-liiJJ. &-!!~: Clair Ne~Dt. Olmet'. SUm Oiijioan, A~. Luneh IOI'Ved by Weeley (]lapel 85 RAMDLm American a:~~~;, t3'15. Phone 'NU'I'I$, 5-11-«e; Olurch. Tenn&, eatib. Not ,._ ' '· tip01181ble for aceldenlli. &ol!l·IIP 1118 CREVY~r;i'l'wo;-,;tw;;:o&ordaar 110: • Shipped completely k111cked down to save frel&ht from ne•est location San Jose, California, Denver, Colorado, Columbus, Ohio new white wall tirea, climate control air c01ditioninu, romote control outside mirror. Only 19,000 miles and shows very boot of cliro. ..00 cu • . ln. onglno, 4 speed trcins., radio, Iike now. ,'i,/s/w llr .., low mileage, oxcell~nl condition. ...., ...,, Beautiful .. ttlc blue finish with blaek interior, oquipo p~ with radio, pow•~ antenna, rear seat speolcer, Sedan Do Vlllos. Bath havo full power equipment and factory air•conditioning. PONTIAC J•'• PUIILlC SAL£ - We 1liD Hll ~ l'llllol!lnC 1111n1 at a .,... lie auctloii. !)alulday, May 17. CAB HEIGHT MODEL - opens like station wagon: Approximately 25" high above truck box. 1968"CadllliC Calals ·Hardtoll Coupe ...... $5100 making ~ selllnc bailie earo ~. No ear nee e , . Cell ·Rev. Jim ' angry Wunl. of ber bead lite IOIFed 10 many, many loved her, It was often said. 'IVhl!n I loot lip, and oee • doad, that bas a sHver I- c ·AMPER lllll ' . ASSEMBLE YOURSELF AND SAVE •••••• . ' ·AT11!2f+ION, Men, wcan•. 1111]1'8 and glrla ol Ill .,.., Parltimt or fuiKbile IIIOIIIJ'· fl.lil•lll! GUN LllOOI'. :Run RQd lltd 0tm New IN mmtlTI!l To 'llle Memory W. Va., Imlay, May Ill of Mrll. Marty Mer. liD ...., In ~11! when fluoren blaom ALL STE.EL ' o,.., a.am, ama, JUST ROCK BOTTOM PRICES I WANTED S.l~·liP IN MEMORY of Mr. and Mn. Leelie IWiard wilD puled awy In the IDOIItlt ol May. Sadly miMed by cbllclren IDd ,...,•••,Udrtn. :IUR heartfelt thanks to neJgll. •----~------.;446~·0;.;17;,;5;.;.___...;6;.;75;;.·1;;:4~16;____..J bon, friends. file oongn(8· ,, lion of the Trinity United a.urctl of an;st and ll!e pal· lor, tile !rev. Bill Perrin, and all othen for tlte flowers. carda and e>Cihessloo• of oym. palll)' In the foes rA our 9011, BKI. Special lhanlai to the He was a memller ol Qlol. viRe Lodge FliAM No. 337 !!nee 1110. FU' the put five years be was an employee ol 111e Borden Olm!Jany at Parkei'llbuJ'II, W. Va. Gwdon was a devoted !alb· er and luband and alwa]I'B willing to help anyone wbo •eeded hlm. Hil greala!t .... terest was his 1011'1 acllvltles, UjlOCIIrllf _.... &'4,rr ·llai!dl of wllleh Kltt ls a manlier, and al"' Tupper!! Plains Scoot Troop No. ZS1 <I wllldl he w• Scoutmaliler. FUneral liei'VIcell were held Sunday. AJll'il 20, 1118, at 2 p.m. at tbe c.beller Jle!ltodlll Churclt 'lbe Rev. llertJen Gftl!e and Rev. !'aut A. ea. to olllclaled. Interment at the Clleller Cemeter,. He will be IIICiy .m-1 by 1M tomlly lltd Ill oven Jll'f8ter numiJer ol ft1ende. IUs good dwdl r... odlen wiD · lnMtmory • SIX 2 & 3 BEDROOM HOMES DRASTICALLY REDUCED ' 16 HOMES ON DISPLAY :/1113 EASTERN AVE, GALLIPOLIS, 0 . nep,ew., never be fuvo(ten. "NO PRIZES - NO REFRESHMENTS" 66 PONTIAC CATALINA bom Oclllber IS, 111M, at s.-., Oran8'e Towlllill\f · In Metp County and dOj&Ud litis Hie April 18, 1118. beflw +I yean, 5 lllOIItla and II daya old. He semlil wllh the Anned Fom!t! In J8pen durlDIJ World War Z from June 211, 1MS, to Maid! 1, 1116. He wa1 united ln manillgl! Ill !IettY Lou Dean, March 28, 1911, wbo ourvlves, along 1\itlt ""' ..... Rodney Gordon and Kltt Dean. One bro. SUZUKI MOTORBIKES 4 Dr. Automatic, one owner, low miles.. Nice. Audrey To Deliver The Bist Selection Of • ' ' ' . •.... c\t •• ' . OFFICE HOURS $1395 1967 TOYOTA ' Week Ends " Siortlng Sat., May 3 Open Every Day Si'artlnt. Thuroday, May 29 Located Next To Royal Oak Jl•.•k llte•nt. VS aut., roclio, w•••w lites, red •ith red lnt1rior. Lunoge ro ck, 68 FORD LTD 4 DR. SEDAN ............ $2895 Medlurn blue, block vinyl roof , defu _.e intlrlor, 390 2V engine, •J• • • $J,IIIIIt/t11EA ~·· uRI & VAN z.ARDl U«e RIDING .RiNG - :fRAil.. RIDES - .RIDLE P~TH$ AdcUtlo... l a!ic Chtrfl ,., Allv•· 65 FORD RANCH WAGON .. ...... . ...... $1395 4 Dr. Sedan, 4 , c•••cutlve lno.,lonl . . 25 ,.r c•nt Oi~caunt Drt paid tell : eM cui• ,.ld within 10 dept . CARD D~ THANKS & 0811'UARY i $1 .50 for SO word •lniU. Eo. : lllldltlo~l1 pd 2c. BLIND ADS steering, power brakes, oh cond., rodlo, locolly owrted. Cleon. 65 FORD THUNDERBIRD .............. $1995 2 dr. Hardtop. Locally ow ned , white whh beautiful oquo i11terior. ,,. ,,,h, ._ : \ II,~* -:- T \'7:.~ ·~. , ......-'. ~ tM Hdtp. Cpo. VB, 'Auto. P.S., P.B. · Sharp. Waa $2495. 15,000 miles, 4 speod, 100% warranty . ·'~· .;. will tMnoot ' ·. - , . .··... . . . . ._ _ _""' E~t::~~~~j:: ~m{ ' t . : NOi~PEN '· J· !"., w•., ~ .Sf!•••• , , ROYAL OAK STABLES' 5 cento -r Wfald OM 'l"lortltft' ' ·' Radio, -s-w tires. A real cleon c:ar. 63 FORD ................. ....... ...Irons .. ..$795 Co~o~ntry Sedon 9 pasnnger alation wagon, VS, P ower 1NW Keimlj;, ,i OM!niY 'f1~~!:''=~':! .. 64 PONTIAC FIRECHIEF ••••. ...••. •••• $1095 4 dr. S.dan. Power siHrll'l\1, power b'r okes. Turquoiu and white, 61 FORD STATION WAGON •••••••• ..•••• $195 .4 dr. 6 pOIU"9., , V8 auf , trans. Good transportation. .. 'I .AT ·RAWLINGS PE'KlNESE, . '!llo!tide Od<en, Pooi!WI, Booute.; Well 'l!ICIIIInd Wh It •• , lfillllute ,., . ~. ill ~.IC.C. .rr. new . lui red interior , Rodio. ' . 2 dr , Station Wogan, 6 c:yl ., stondard s hift. Loolta ond runs llh 63 GAL. 500 ................. .. .. .. .... $795 .4 dr, sedan, V8 engine, out, Irons., red and whitt flni ah, beauti• . . • .«.o;,, W....O. ~"''-" t 'H 1967 BUICK SKYLARK 1967 CHEY PICKUP ' M4fc --............ '"*". tu••Wa " · •••· IIIII A liCe. llama -.: · :::. IUIIDeii hi will • 2 p. ' • .... .... 11 wide. ,_. AI I aw, ... IIIII, W. VL ft-. 'I'IUJII llll!r 3:. Cl' fiiNIII a.et.. ••• an NIIGLft lliMIII ..,. Jill.· fur lliti1 3 ,_ ballt. cat Oar .MW*. ~N. o. • . ' lilil'lc 7 �• .• ' ' r Fer sal, , . , -, --~ , ' lllllrlll . . . bolla, clmli, tlllb., . . . ,.... 111 lr"!· POittl!OY' - llf lf7-« ..,. • • . I'll, - - - 1m".. wrm lh!-¥r Po~~~~; ur.: 1ot1rt1• t~w~o· ..,a dalla!Mr>Mro. '. Je&- · ERNESl THORNE .. ..... t• =., P6B62 3 ·PC. BEDROOM stllTE, 7 pc, breatfasl set, apal1ment size gill! stove, Ph. 411$.U alter 3 p.m. liN t911'1 SUZVKI ~. ltl2 T-Bird. good eondllll>lt Pllooe H>62t'l. 111).3 ole Jol)allOII, ~C.,; Mr. lllid Mrs. ~ hater, lAIWilll; Mr. and ...... 111111011 CGolriDilf ad~ . ..._ 1111 . tltllqllter, · New Jlatamorao; a ~end e,..,..a P,'l9 · Mr. oad Mro. WDI\em MellickI wu an 111m ~ River Mrs. Paul HoldreD. Mrs. .,... lo Noah ... ~~ ... a 0 d r111'1. • ---~; .... John Edwardl, 'M r a. Alma bu Wlnebremer, WheoleroLoi WUitam Can "· ~i;.; "i,.L ~d ON VSS EVANS CUFTON, W, VL - Electrot>- (pl.) 30Shnwder 321ndoleftt 34Tauter' 35 Bed canopy 36 Bitter vetch 37St..lohom I'' 40Fervor Ulluet 421loulllle sunliaht 45 ElernaUy 41tAtnotim• henofter :lit Number ~Fruit drlnkl 53 Sandy wuLes 54 Swindler (slanl) MH..tlsWl\1 ~ S.rd)' heroine 57 Eut(Fr.) 24 Ship's officer lll25 ~r-~Z1 Privately 28 On the briny 29Siucy 31 Weirder 33 Progeny ~- . 38 .-n:rVloua 1y ••• I" f" f" ... I"" · . ' .. . · ,,;. ' '*"'' : TilE FAIIOVS RACING paekell Robert E. Lee, NaleiMII, aid J. II. -,.,uo, 1111114 CCllflll&TlU-'• ..., builL . 'll1e Wldawas -~ 117DISIQ' QPOI'IIIomlbe atsteot '•ldewheelir Ilia\ OYer.,;,~·~~~~ .J.'.. 'Miaal~ Rlwr. 'll1e White'• hull Mid but a 2UOat belm. Site pam4 lha Nalcboo JJl&1IY tlmu "!A •. DeYir 1114 a brush wltll tho flmoua Lee. ·• . . 0 ' 1 • . It Ia clelmOd 1hat lhil Lee hOWl' oquarelJ beat the lime a( Cbo White, DDI ._em ber faatelt t wllln plekld Plltobur&h CGil IIIII pine kDI!!I ...,. used 6Jr·fllel. 'll1e ~ had 10 iacbes mote eylbitlltl' • ,....... tlialt the Willa, wllh the IIIIDil llroke~ lilt plotoa - 10 feel. 'll1e Lee had llmost daable tile ~ of the Wblte. . . . - ., llere oro other IU..,. News Item& of 50 ;rearo .,.,. 'i a* MAY 5, 1919 - IT IS REPoRTED,tliat aewralarwt..-a or tile Killullli River AaaoclalloD pl. ' MAY 6, 1919 - OWING TO llle llliiQ' - t s belrw Uetl.., wllb D0111irW to do IIIDce t11e ..,. 11111111. 1 - 1 DUmber of Olllil*fl 111.. left tlilo ....Ucm tor poiDII do1m rlwrlooldrw tor pooiUOOL Uttllllle steel niWs reYI" and liar! II> In t11e &II, the-~~ wW 111"' bQt little to do. · altuatlaa. · .,' .... •,. MAY 7, 1919- TilE HOMER S'MI'I'IIII breaidrtl aD recorda for CI'CI11d1 a1o1w the II>JlOf Ohkr Ric tlill aeasaa. She lila 1114 biB buolaels at Wheolilllo MOIIldl'fiiiOUI oilier pobU. 'l1le W - ~Am­ erica wiD n11 a rpecla1 exCID'olOD 011 ilte Snillb tonliht. 'll1e boot wiU -!lie ......,. at Pttta;. llllurance -~ 1fW lolln PometcJil', 11to · at Easb!ra lllcb So-, ,..,~rq~~~~e, aad will 'te. Kerr 1111 vaa Zoadt, .. - - b.v tho Llll' Jl'OR ALL ,_ lflllrntree needl, . ebeet wllh JCIII' Onlrlp .... bLirgtl IOCJIL, ' IIIII at the Neal Ina. ApneJ, M Slate 81. Agepll lor auto, MAY 8, 1919 - CAPTAIN CIIARLES DuoldJ-.: wrltu ua that the 1kletiiN .....,.lic>e steeliler liN. ltorneownerl, llolpltal glnla Is 011 the Kanawha dockl receivlrlc llmost an olll!req- hull. 11te Vlrglrda, formerJ, tlie ~ . &1111 a-raJ llablllly. .... phala Rl"r packet 1 C. Woodward, was built at Browus.uJe, I'L, In 18118. A leW ;rears aso, llba 111!1 rebullt IIIII a vast oum d. maaey opeat 011 lha - . r.. NATIONWIDE INSUJtANCB '11te Vlrllnta's - · wUI be c.._ to llle Clcy of CMrloiiiOD IIIII her llrst trip lo CIDCIJqU wiU AUTO, lin!. Die. Cl Stat.o 81. be with the ll'lnl\eld Lodge 011 board. 'll1e Clcy of awieatOD II '"'DOd 117 a !llarlesloll Co., IIIII It II .,. Waldo F. Brown, 'W'. R. ptw'ted that she may be ertlered ID apac:kat Indo wbea llle exeursiOD 1811011 cloaas. 'Qie 11 said Bnnm. f48.1110. .... to 111.. tl1e Charleston, Gellli>ollo aad lllodiJrstm trade In Ylew. .... I "'*'" """""'IQ' ..,.. ., ~:':''7..., •- ., _.., •- ••~II. "" '".l:t. 11 "· Oorll• • n4 - ""' - IIUft.. ,,.,. ......,. ,,..,,... ••-n ,....,., 1. • - ot ltd' Boatt, ClllllpeJII. Olllo. :!, ":=. '1..:-:t"'d:::' g>.;: Oollll ...,..,., ..... file...= ~"'_,'f'=.:.,. ••:;;.:.•":~::· - .., ., Atdl - •-•••";J,:W:•,.,. - May I1.-IWII ----LHAL _,.. No. 10..., .., 11 - - :=. : 10::::.~ ~·s:ua,:~ U:: rrot.ate Cou" •• GdJ1a ORIDb, o11.10. MAY 9, 1919 - SHIPMENTS out d. !lie Kuawha Rlwr ereiJ&ht. Wlat lila ........, of tho araat v<llume of botlllrelgbtllll pasaeQ&er buJineiB that was carried Olt of tho Kuawha m..,. olx or eta1tt ;reara by the sleamers Kalawlllllll GremMoad7 . , 'll1e - t a Maaltor and Duquosae of t11e Pllta\>Ur811poola 1M a warm race recend7 011 tha MolloOo gabela Rl"r rn.n the Clairton landlal to tl1e Elflaboth marino ways where tho 111oa1tor passed the ~- Both boots had six OIIU>!1blrpaln tow. '!be Mcaltor II aae of tlioPosey built boollllll was orq!nall,y theW, IL F1lat. S<me boot lines, we are latormed, are charflll!g paa88fl88r rates tliat are mudl hl&tler thaD the rail r«MMb!o, Tbls will not br1Jw tnl!lc back to the river. '11le Laul.,UJollDe has tho most reaaOI)&ble 1'1101 we ' - of - $3.50 eaeh way !rom LoulaYIIIe to Clnct11111U with m,ealslllll bertha Included. MAY 10, 1919 - GENERAL Ma- J, W, BrowD d.lha Libert)' Line Ia quoledu Sllflllll tliat mora vlaor and pep must be """rtedbyonwiiQ'eeato get~olneas far the boots. Tblsls aline Idea. More adwrtlalDg, that the boats are atral4 of, IIIII a no! II.,. COIIqlO!ellt traveling oollcltor, 0110 1hat II a 11ra~l'll ~. 1111 with the autllorlcy to make rates IMt wln be satlafactory to obippero, wm be a p...t vim, •• W<llll<l D. QIL - · ""' be far hearb\1 011 tM 11tt1t 4.ar of lf•r· .,., at 10 o'dDc*. A.ll. ~::,";.::"'aLL asaetto w bOat llne. • El.erfelds Are Headquarters for Hoover•••• ' WASHERS - In The Furnltdre Department SWEEPERS - In The Drapery Department APPLIANCES - In The Housewares Department ,. . • 47 Son of Seth (Bib.) 48LHR 50 Entangle 10 radea, Ohio Valhr 1laldntr ;>osltory recepaclo at tho .ilvery d.. burglary lllere. ahCMU In bockgnlund) and b.ole, went dawn a DIITOII' GIIQ>IIIY ofllclals oald .1,• but $2,500 In checkl wu b, MIAidleport Pallee 1111 tl1e burglary. It .... ..... IY 117 George GraUl of lha discovered the burlllarJ, 46 Native metall ,. ' I" \ II' ?I I" I'" -,.:-,, troyer USS Frank E. Evans In the Western Paclftc. C2 Growl, as a dog 43 Tyndareua" wlfe (myth.) 44Cioaol ver ..bratet p< ,. I 'i · ,· laducemeat must be olferad to oldpperalllll tourlalllo get lllem mck to lha rt..,., lk'owal111 a"'~ ...._ .... lmtr II'IODtht. job am.t. We certai.llb w:lah him suc:ce11 In bia endeavor. ,.. ..'":.,.,":," :, ~.~ - . 'll1e packet lines should""" their own wharlboall bQt tho cities alolw lha river obould cooD'GI their· '"""' "'"" ., ..., CtufttY 1"" _. ua . owa wfarvea. · N1)' ll·INS __________________________ ...,______...;.____ ,.. ~~~-_..._........,._ .. • ,._...,, 17 arra 19 Overmatches .fO lnY~oraUnl 23 TumulUJ 41 Sedunent I' 38Sio1Uift (ab.) During May onl~ aW: N te 26 Ptm 1111me of Chula Lomb 27Enervate All the First National City Travele11.Checks you want, up to $5,000 worth, for a fee of only $2!!ll! (Sritiah) . boat arwtneera ...e llkn jiDIIU,.. 111 trhore. Easlaeer !llarleo I. .. ao Aa1DClaUm maa of thlil ci!J, allied loda)' tlial the elWineers were llllillldlrw tc>itllllr IIIII tliat tlioro wu 110 cborw• Ia tho.lllrlke appendages 7 Compau point BGfs¥.ad~ 9 Cain 1 victim (Bib.) lOWwy U Bibli I _ le& Tedlnlclln Tblrd Claaa Lar• cy W. COOl, USN, SOil d. Mr. and Mrs. Dormao Cool of Clll!flll, W. VL, Is aervllli aboard the de.. 4 Tennlnal 5 S\:-in afRiction 6 Guo1ine Sl.::. ...i Mrs. Marie WUUoms, Athoos. llOWN 1pilot 1 Ri(hteo111 4 Mililocy bugle 2lauc'l eider - II aon (Bib.) . ... 3Certain I .Merit. u 1 paas/rwn _ .. 13 Proficient aviators 14 Monitor lizard 15"Uncle - . , 16 JnWnene 18 Kind ofpileon ·I 20 , enun ~ appellation 21 Afflnnative reply 22 Shield bearing 24 Soviet aircraft . JH~ , < ACR05S camp . Mr. IIIII Mrl. GIOIII Lauder- • brolwbt ~ 1114111101111. . • ·.· : "• ' .••' ' . ,. . ' . "\dllia baek, Mra. D. A. l.Gaderbaek, - tlllOihel- 1111111 !run the River Newa of the 1iJi1e ,._ tlioro I~ more ~~ 111ft"'!' - u Mr. 1111 Mra. Jack Par110111, packell• · · · ,. · ( Military Matters J 12 Servicemen's fi'OUP (ab.) IOI"f· B ,. r l l. . . *' ~ " Cluki"""" frleadl lllid """' tlvea bon for Ule Hnlettl ....,_ Mr. oaci Mto. .o f wonmc .. ' Homo • GOOD CLEAN LUMP and stoker coal. Carl Wlnt!n, Rio l!liiiiEKA cord-any ... ,. PUG Jlllllllllll. Alro. 8 .... .,.,s em!. Also 1181 Battey. Clld, peel. G. L. I.lmllr. I'll. Gnnde. Phon• 245-1111. S.tl Tllll'maa, ado w•L _. 33yeara_..t..,.. Davld9on lllOfm'<:7cle lllldet II' YOU are building a new 1'llone %415-5219 or ., wi1b elet'trie - · elecborne or remodellnl, aee 111. tn.«~Jde, klt of dlnlme, \\tl1te rl JIORD •an. e~. W. Central MG-:483 · We are buftden.-IDII!rlbotor lllddle bap, .,.,s em!. Will 111 ..... In rear. Grat lbape. oel1 reuonable. Can see anyOoll ~ al'tl!r 4::10. 111M for Rol!lolnt Appllaneeo, AmlOll Electric. 1M If lime or call John W11111111ey 3117-7316. W4 19118 BUDDY TIIAILI!llt. I!Oit2 wllll a.m. wasller • dryer, REDUCE SAFE end lUI wll!l Gobe!e talllet.o and E-Vap wa. \9615 RONDA SO <X: and belmel. nlllo 1,000 B'IU air ..,ldftton. 1104 LEE'S PLUMBIIIG • IIEMOI). McCullock outboard mc>lor 4 er. CaH . . , ., ter pii!IJ. GUIIngllam Dnlll· KUNG, ~ a~. Q ~ II.P. aiDlosl .-. Pit U . 1~ · KEEP carpell beaui16JI despile footlltepo at a buty ~. P\IBL1C SEATING - dlalrl. II!INNE'I'II III'BGD'I Buy Blue Lustre. 'Rent .,_ laldbC tallies. llllll'dlel, 30 JN(JR ~ counler DELIVERY IIEBVICI eclmolt and Mllalllllllll. SJm. top gao l!ove, el<ellent ...,. Ide ~ fl . Lmrer G. WATER~.._,, 117U mons Pig. & Office Eqtrlp. dillon. I'll. ~. c . Murplly store. :U.t-8 I~ 446-13&'1. 100-lf UJIWI' 1IIIDWf 113 FQRD conv., Glllu:le JilL, "NI!lVER IIBOd 8ll)'ltdng lite Water Dell¥ery 8onlce ~ ..... Admiral dt!uR It," ""!' IJIIel'll ol Blue IAmlno • eng. , 4 sp. lnml.. my Palrlot Star Rl., GllllpDIII ooppertone refrigerator, ael good condition. OaU 256-l~t'l for cleaning oal'pet. Re!ll Pb. I'INUI of maple bunt beds tr mator Donald Gillenwater. I~ elertrk! sbampooer ... CenIDotl ,_, I'll. f46.4164. 101-tf tral ~y Co. 111-6 1111>'1 CHE\'ROLET ototlon waTERIIlTE PIST OON'I'IIGL AilE yuur wallo an unslglltly IJID. Norman Kelly, 446-3&111. SAU.Y'S In-laws oomq. Bile FREE IDspec:llon. oaiJ tt8 M meos? Wipe Oul belpo you 1~ ~ldD'\ fluster - cleaned tile Merrtll O'Dell, Ope ..... lor dean them for Ieos. Rent a <aJIIO!s wllb Blue IAIItre. Ellennltal Termite tiii'9IO! 10811 cltaner $1. F'amK!r's CAMP OONLEY ~ARCRAFI' Rent ell!dri<: slmmpooer ... 10 Belmont Dr, • u !Ia~. 1tl-6 SPRING SALE - Wilen we lillY l"armm!r'll l!ardllwe. 1t1-6 discount, that's wllal you got, TE8Mli'B a PEST COHI'ROL llleck lltese prices, ~- FOft SALE: SPINET PIANO . will! oiiJerl and ... for your- WANTED, !'elfjllllllllle party 1o FAIN Eltermlnall011 Co. Wbee~ nllurl. Oldo. Pb. 17WI11. lelf. starmaster 6 oc 8 sleeplake over low monliJiy pay·- .u er, $1510 relall, opens to 18 ment.o '"' a spinet plano, Can n., oa1e pr1ee f1215.t16. eon- be seen )oeal!y. Write Cl'1!dll DOLL Boule Nlll'ltry lranlparolellatlon 6 or 8 sleep!~', ~. P. 0. Box :I'll, Sheltallon a•aDable, re....,.ble fll115 'Man, bas bnltes. ~ ~e. l'ndlona. 111-1 nlel a1Jo for 1bopplna or lrigerator, 13 !ncb '~~heels, mothen, bourly, dalsale prk!e $15411. All campel'l OON'T let wan <leen!Dg !lore ly or weet!J nlel. Pb. f48. have ~ IIIIer .,. vuu. Let Wipo CM wan elea•-. •u tern, 4 bdJ sandwlcb lllsulaer &Ill tor you. llenl a Willi ted ...no and lxlp!, plaslie W8flher $1. CenfnJ! ~y WINDLE'S eu,et & Ujflolstery Co., 17 Coort Sl. 1~~-and wllldooo!l and 4 Cleaning, profealoaaJ equip. lncb frames. 15 ft. tlml zs ft. menl, an wort guaranteed. '!hive! trallertl same clsoounl 1981 CADIWAC Coupe Deville, ---,-~ ...,,tnllronthtwattroron l'llme WelllloD, Ill u• colprivate owner. Call 44MM. rales. Buy 1lllere quaHty Ill -.eon-~ ......... s. ... . 11(1.11 leel. IO-U and really dlllllaiiDI prleeo. Yes, we BCCelll tradeNO'ftCI 011 APNHtTMitft' Ins, c~ and traller ao. 35 liP E'VINIWDE oullloml JIIO. 11,,. ., • - • L. C::,"1;..,";,':1 tor, elec. otorller wllb remote •.":!\::; l:i.":.'~ ~•.":.: eesaorleo. Reese hilde, ~. 2 8 !1111. fuel laDb, lnlre controls, JWTGI'II, etc. ""• """' _.,.. ........, " Olll'fiJent condition aso. Ph. • !!:..~.. : Rt. a N. o1 Pt. Pleasarlt beL...l:."".....':: f~S.m, 1464 tJ. Oldo. 1*111 Pleuanl Point ~ - Fltner&l ' Sllu...,. ""'",!Jelil .• ,.,...,, Ill the Ewlnl, Fltner&l' ONE EXTRA ROOd • Jlllllllllgor lllilool bus, Ideal til' l!llurdl bus. OJnllllct l!lmle 11117 FORD ~. emet. 1!111111.. J.DU NuB, f48.21111 <1t 1'15-1510.' .,.,s firM, llea'V)' dal7 I' FIAT, low mDeage, IDe J1171MDII. Pt1. -.tm. < , !eel far Nalan le.'Me-~ltl •• 00 per 1111111111 Ill' pay t.J. 11DCe ot $4UI. '1\'y II Ill , _ ean .,..., ~ ,Shuster Rites· lDI . . . . ." . . . ,..,..., homo. Now You Know I 1 , - \. 1 ·!Q!llftNG .....,.; .'Dill ,lllllfi. 'ftlll JDIItine ........ I ' ..... ~~eH~~ for . ... II ~, e Closed .. ,. / 1. . - . r• , I" as soon 11 Deeelllr7 and poatt,. can bo ar- ... f' ., the ftrm. stil1 r r"' feel that the CCllldltlan 11 at we can no lorwer d~ • the 18fecy factor ·d. tha ~ 1111 the Umo for tho nt cloot,. of lha struc•• arrtvllll and that the hould be olooed to Ill lc has boon Umlle\1 to or cars Iince Feb. s, • the rOC<IIIIIIIOadrtlic>ll f1 lneerlng firm. tnost recent ~., de In the a- pare at \1111 In earJ, ApriL· liar said Ilia .._t <:ablea bel"" Ilia raldo ek are hl&l1l1 c:arradeta JV at!lile · witH whleh p the Cable ba" boita · ~ ..be ·n(>alhd Plumbing &He•tlng ..... ......., • - • ,....... • Iller' 1 • Fall ...... . . . ,..., 0... ...., .. rrANDARD PLUMliiNO 'a ~TING, Ill 'l'ldrd A - ..,_ cad. >ridge - DIWH fS PUJ11111N0 AND-ftNo ROIJ'I'I 1111 II ll:1ijcpeou. I'll. .....,.. co. ~7 OLIYI ST. ,HONI>446490S GA~LIPO~IS, :·· 1ft u PORTABLE! RO~LS EFFORTLESSLY ON-LARGE CASTERS. STORES ANYW.HERE CHOICE OF POPULAR COLORS! u.s. 30 1 Ohio . at that ~ bote ... bela clti-.ol orbt.o cauld. erou 1111 Nr I ;~ Pa., bl'ldall . . $lito � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 11, 1969