https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/44b849489739a31e45c975d63fe998a9.pdf 6aee4385e39b630f6e986429071c8333 PDF Text Text I '. ·\ O.nel<'ished, ' ' -.. \1 ' I ,, •' ,..;:,:;' . ,_ \ , J Bobby, WAsmNG'I'ON (UPO - ,,' I I seemed a5 if there were U,O new members or the Senate today. One was EufNOO McCarthy, the wimor. Ills usually 80ft spee<h was lood ~ to be heard in the press gallery 1lmrsda..Y as he joshed With RcpWJican and DemocraUc members crowding around to pat his shoulder and shake his .::· : > s£umc CHOSPITAL NEWS J Beat•.• ofthe Bend By Bob HoeOich Karl Beck, son of Mrs. Wanda Beck, formerly of Middleport and now living in Coral Gables, Fla., is serving with the Peace Corps in ,, SJuth Africa. Karl's work js in t.~>grading teachers and he is in need of pictorial t,ype magazines. Perhaps, your church gro~.&> or organization is Interested in lending a hand with his project. Most 8JU' type of pk- ture magazines would be a help. Bundles of the magazines are to be marked .. educational miiP Blrtlls Mrs. Gall M. Miller, Middle- terial" and sent by sea freight to Karl Beck, Qacha's Nek, Leo port, daughter, 8:32 a.m. ThursSOthO, 5Juth Africa. cJa.y , Discharges Mrs. William R, Black, John C. Clark, Carolyn S. Clark, Mrs. ~-~~s "TiiEATR£ ldar<:h 15. 16 "TARZAN AND THE GREAT RIVER" (Teenn.lcolor) Mike Henry, Jan Murray "JACK D.. DIAMONDS" iTechnicolor) Geo. Hamilton. Joa. Cotten Stmda.y, Monday, Tuesday March 17 ·18 -19 THE FLJM.FLAM MAN (Technicolor) George C. Scott .. Sue Lyon Colorcartoons: Haunted Mouse Lotsa Luck Peck ot Trouble SHOW START!I7 PM a locaJ facility. Those interested are askedtopasson their Ceelings to the Meigs County Commis-sioners or to Bill Childs or Bernard Fultz or the CIC. BOWEN, M e i g s C o u n t y Superintendent of MARCIA AND EDISON Hobst~ Schools, and one representative ter are sunning themselves durof the councy OOard of education ing our current cold snap at Sarwill be in Columbus ADril 20, to attend a state meeting on ed~.r asota ~rings, Fla. Besides just cational management which is relaxing, lhe Hobstetters a r e being conWcted at Batelle Mem- fishing and taking in some of Ute Chicago While Sox games. orial Institute. ROBERT Charles G. Cornwell, Mrs. Charles N. Crabtree, John H. C r emeans, Hal'(lld L Daniel . Miles E. Dowling, Mrs. John D. Kelly, Mrs. Jlllia r\, Kirby, Mrs. John Leadman, Mrs. Eva E. Mossman, Charles L Martin, William C. McDonald, Isabell M. IV A CAPEHART, New Haven, Phillips, Michael E. Runyon, Carwrites that she was the first men R. Smith, James R. Wheellady to pa,y toll charges to cross er, Cllarles E. White, William E. Reitmore, Jr ., and Paul Win- the Pomeroy-Mason bridge when it opened. Her son. who now lives ston. in MoWldsville, w. va..andworks at the Kramer Power Co., was the first chUd to pay toll over Tonight and Saturda.Y call a meeting on the matter if eoough interest is expresHed in the bridge. MISS $EING Janet Korn around'? Janet has Deen a medical pa.. Uent at Meigs General Hospital for the past fJve weeks. No lbubt she'd be pleased to hear from you. Five weeks is 1 long coofinement for someone as acUve as Janet. WHILE THE annual Eastern High SchooJ Minstrel and Olio has gone to thewaysidethisyear, there will be a new type presentation this sprng - and again under the direction of Mrs. Alice Nease. Called the "Eastern Revue" the show will be of the varietY type and will be buUt around a Huntley - Brinkley newscast bit. Date or the show has been set for May 11. The minstrel and olio pres~ tation was dropped this year because of the long hours oi r~ hearsal required for large groups doing the vocal backups for soloists. Mrs. Nease this year is teaching only one vocal music class, the remainder of her work da.Y being spent in teaching other subjects. ALTHOUGH MEIGS Councy has an interest in the aiJ'l)ort at GaJ.. ltPolls and agreed that its state funds could go to the Gallia Councy THE HEV, Paul A, Sellers, RastriP, Ulere is stU! interest here in the construction of a Meigs cine, has been returned home following surgery at Mt. carmel Co- alrstrlp, The Meigs County Communlcy Hospital in Columbus and is Improvement Corporation will "doing well." His confinemert wu for 38 days and his activities are still limited. Scouts attended Cub Scout. Boy Scout and Explorer Scout Round· tables Thursday evening ilt Kyger Creek Hlgll School. Interest in roundtables is b'I'Owing so much that the sessions are now held ln the Kyger Creek High School cafeteria, said Chadds Hall, Ma.son-Gallia-Metgs Scout Executive. Ken Leikari conducted the Explorer Roundtable, Bob Wolf, the Cub Roundtable; and Tom Metcalf, Scoutmaster, Troop 214, the Boy Scout Roundtable. For WolC, it was his Ia st Roundtable in the M..G-M District. Wolf, who is leavingthis spring for Akron, expressed his thanks to all leaders and scouters for their cooperation since he has been District Commissioner. Because of Wolf's contributions, Boy Scouting has gained in Wlits and membership, ac. Austin L. Hull Dies Thursday Austin L. Hull, 78~ Coolville, died Thursday morning in Ca1Jlden Clark Hospital at ParkeTS· burg rollowing ~ exte~ 111- ness. Mr. Hull was born in Success, Meigs County, the !1011 or tlle late Charles E. and Matilda Co!Uns Hull. He was also preceded in deai:JJ by his wile, Rosie Conant Hull and three brothersandthree sisters. He was a veteran of World War I having served in France nine munUls. He was a member of tile Vanderhoff Baptist Church and an honorary member of the Eden UB Church. lie Is survived by a brother, Cary Hull, Reedsville; one sister, Mrs. Marium JOOnstone, Huntington, Indiana, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be conducted Crom U!e White Funeral Home in Coolville SJnday at 2 p.m. with the Rev. Cecil A. Morrisoo officiating. Burial will be in the Coolville cemetery. Friends may call a~me. PAUL SMJTH, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smith, Pomeroy, has been promoted Crom specjaHst fourth class to Sergeant £.:;, He is OOYI serving in ThatMARIUAGE APPLICATION land. Larry Richard Lee. 20. Ht. 11 Paul's new addrebs is !'gt. E5 Long Bottom, laborer, and Vll\o Paul ~ith, 207t.h Sig. Co., Det. (E), APO 96310, San Francisco. ginia Mac Cunningham, 18, Rt. 31 l-'omeroy, nurse aide, Calil. Ot:UU1Y 1;!150 AL SO TO 111-'1~ WEDDING RING 87 50 A~INGTON Spring is here ••. vacation time will soon be here . ,.. and when you think of our last loan action, really low bank loan rates, clearly·s~ted terms, and simple monthly poymenb YOU SHOULD GET A lAIII AUTO LDAN NOW1° Flush crom his ••mOral in~ New to sa.y what kind of has ,.X entered the rice Yet. 0 Cl c atlon. He Is 42 dU!teult. and lindlns ll!c ·. RUf!ANJ? POMEROY.· Sf'Tvi'I1!J Metus..Corni.ty for over 95 years ' '\olcmbcr J.'cdcr:S.~ R~scrvc System· ' •h•Jif•im1J<if,!'OIC ··- . _ ........... .._,,..... T,o4r-Moololltc. . .J!lU.- I GALLIJ'OLis- · ~ ~~~~- of the rord, Jr., 46, Ch.-,lrii,!'lllfoolod ""' nounce his candidacy and' d!!ad earl! Saturcii,y nuirl!lnllln hlo Ford Broooo, parbl on tho Cillo River Colllorlol Rd., Cho· llhlre. Mulford, according tD lhe State ~W'I' Patrol, hadl!ooullllolln.l !l'olD hoino, or had lUI II , 11ome. ~~ 6 p.m. Frida!'. He ••• reported ........ tO thl pa. lrol at 8:20 a.m. ,and a aeeond call to the patrol al aaz a.m. 19tp of!leero of ,!lndlng the ve- know McCarthy. wants , to . be - are $1 per !amlly unit, wlllch cording to Hall. M-G-M Scout-0-Rama tickets includes rather, mother and all were distributed to unlt ticket children under 18 years of age, chairmen by 8111 Wellman, Ft. Tickets will be sold by Cubs, Pleasant. George Holt, parUcl- Boy Scouts and Explorers. ••come see these boys In Acpation chairman, explained booth construction, decoratlngandgav~ tion - See what they learn in Scooting - Seoutlnl! rounds aguy some ideas on showmanship. out," concluded Chadds Hall. Tickets Cor the Scout-0-Rama VETERANS MEMOIUAL HOSPITAL Blln'H - A IOn to Mr. one! Mrs. Cliflord Rockhold, Roedlo ville. ADMI!>SIONS - Dobra Lawrence, Lone BottOm; Clarence Barnhart. R. D., Cheshire; J:mest Wrlg!\4 Langsville; Mrs, Clifford Rocl.hOid, Roedsvjllo; V.._ glnla Bui:~ Polneroy. DISCHAHGED - Lucy Moo Cune, Mrs. Fred Pullins one! daughter. · Ohio and West Virglnia are to hold publk hearings next Wednesd~ on building a new bridge acrosslhe Ohio River here. The proposed span. to replace tlle Sliver Bridge which eo~ lapsed Dec. 151 would cost $6 mUlion and cross the river north of Gallipolis. The Ohio meeting, to be held in the Gallia CourB.,v Common Pleas Courtroom at 1;30 p. m. by the stau~ Department ot Highways, t.s to discuss llf1 approach to the brida:e and a connettion with the Rt. 35 bHJass of GallJ,polis. The hearing by the West Virginia :bte Road Coinmiaalon is to take up the location of the new bridge and its approaches in that state. This hearing Is also slated ror 1:30 p. m. in the Mason Councy Courthouse in Pt. Pleasant. Both Ohio and West Virginia officials have agreed on a three-span type bridge with a main span of 700 feet in the middle tor boats to navigate beneath. Two piers would be 300 feet from the banks. The public hearings are required by law berore the exact location of the bridge ean be determined and construction plans grandchlidren. Doo Elder ollleiOIIng. llilrlal wUI be In the church,cemeiefll. • • =~ =~:~:~.: ::~t~i~=~t;:~t~~~~~:~~=~=~:~:~:m:::l:rl~~:~:\:;:tl~~!~~~~~~~~~r~~!?~~~~~?l~~:~l~~~j;j~~~f= ·~ News ... in Briefo Panama's Robles ~=~~~~~=~=:~~~;=~~~=~=~~~~~~~~r=~~;r:.i:;~~~~~;~~~~~~;~@~;~~;~~~;~~~~~~~~=;=~~;t~i!~=~:~:~~:~=~~rrt~;~~t(!~~rw~~~~m:: , not be removed from omee un- By United Ptol& Into.;....~ COLUMBUS - OtnO TELEPHON~ comPanies have W~,ID a further re<tuctton on 1ont1 dla-o call rlleowlthlntho lla\0, Carl H. Johnson of dlo Public Utilities R>Dtmluton -~ ~~ Tho Ohio lndel>endoat Teliphone AasoelatlOnonclmaJI;r.lel,.mone companies were asked by the commillion to Ole new l&riffs wUh the PUC to become e!!ootlvo ~ 1. ' , lncluclod will k a new tntruwe"atterllllcmiRhlli>eellll." which wUI permit ,OhiOonstD dlalathreHIIInut!lo •~lllatldocalij!Q" where In die otate !or aS corilo or loia betWOOil ~aaci Ti~ m. Also, the PreJent 40.Coat...,l>loao oi'Oidng rilt 011 otOtloiH<>-atliloft calls within the otale will g. m. lnatoad or 8p. m. Tho '""'' rocluoed r01owU1 kIn eaict'all dl1 SllurelaY, as w.U u !iw&,:I!I!Cl on nve mlk>r holJ.dl,ya. . ~ :' · COUJMlltJS - THE COs'r OF wOichlng docitboU or Mlk~ game on the Ohio State Unlv,rllt;y elnJpus wW ~ 1&}<1000. • r BogiMb!a nPl !all foilltiall tickets lor both oljllnliand lbo111f!Uc will !rom f5 ui . for reaervod, 10111 and !l'olD t6 for lloXoo, Student and !aeul!l• allfr foolblllcard8, 'tnc~...... Ull ,..,., and bleacher ieati Ia' Ohio . . Sladlum wUI mt 110 chanll;it ma•s National AsaemblyThurs. less the assembly sitting as a day impeached President Mar· court, IInde him guilty .or the cos A, Robles on charges he Impeachment charges. Robles d1.d not commenttmme. Illegally Interfered In polities and ordered him to stand trial dlately but earlier Ibis week he said he conoldered all .. sembly March 24. The 30,0 vote to Impeach the action on 1be tmpeaebment pro. tall, IP'BY-haired president cam.e posal unuJl " during a late night senion after With lhelr vote lb~ Panama· the govemment minorit;y storm- nlan deputies aciqlted a 212opqe ed angrily from the assembl7 report delalllng die acc:usatlon building. Robles' backei-s had against Robles. He wat accused !ought all week to deJa.y the vote. of ullng the powers or hjs ofllee In Panama, as in the United to IOJPI)Ort newspaper publloher states, impeachment is slmllar David Samudio In the Mil' pre- !W"IOI7 to an Indictment. Robles mq lldentlal elecllono. a>'' .e Public Misled About War . Says Arends in Wooster ministration is misleading the American public. "We reaent being lulled into a feeling ot ialae conRdence and complacency," the Republican whip said. uu tile :situaUon Is grave, we want to be told ·tt Is grave.'' Arends spoke to about 400 per- WASIIINGTON - T~ BATE !lF CO~AT doadlo In VI..- Ia awroochlng dlo record loveliorlbi Korean War one! ma:v'ooon o\:ceed nam; nor can we do the other lbem, ,n.fenoo llep~"\lfllgufu •fi~ocr~. / ' extreme, and, In a mauer or Tho bloodloot week for ti. S. toreea Ia Vletnlm wu r ..•~di~. hours, ,blow Norlb Vletnilm oom- mid· F,..rua~ W!Joa 543 Amwana wtl'tldUoillii' pletely off the map," , · ·· · ~ · ·' when the Tonlcln Ba.Y reselatlon wu befon the ~~,. son did nol', indleate lborlty soutl1lt mlllltt 'loMilve a ilmd war. On lbe, contrary, the · collgreso wa11 'asaun4'A !Jll; no such type of lo!r"wai comon\. · plated." ~ :~· oaid lbe not ful1!solo La- 1!0rn Feb. 17, ••• of 1M 111e 1M· '- - lronlthe ......... BY 1109Ain' Wll.SON, JK. GALLIPOLJS , - 1'1'<>.,.:1• ·ware, lmJNVed ~ jllll a ~at· • wallc eel'llll the Gallltlolio·lloJ!er lUI, - ,k Jnedo avollable 10 II(IOclyoar CllPUcal PUmiiiOriOII· a~ ··.. . tD and from work. aovornmont prc>perl!' and oQI!I>mont ao well ao to lho OlleiY 0( the Dtlbllc. I lind 11101 live altoratlooa ID llle ae"'os brldp,lhe service brldp, oalkWill and lbe loci< one! lhJD op. eratlns , eoatrola ID prevent ..,. Norni~ , pre'!fdelit otlllo• aulborlzed ootry one! protect lhe YOUIII a.ll<aA CIW 0( Gatlla pubiJ.e from lllJury would '- ro- COUII\y, .dlocl~..,d dja! ~~ oro , IIIICiorwa¥ tb perouade 11111'· orJII!Ienl olllelall to rO<OOIIdor their iarller Htuoai,lo permit ~atnan ~· over the dan). stewart said be had opoken wllb Cillnnct E. Nlller 1or two houro by telepbclilo Thurld'l' areal-ili'ell- Friends mq call at lbe FQI!le· 110111 F1B!er.U Homo ai\YIIme If. tar :i p.m. Soturdi,y unW noon An ampere is a unit of ~. when tho body will 'strength or an electric takoa to the thiD'<h to lie Ia llale current. one hoUr prior to serv'l~l. Depu~ies J~~a~h WOOSTER, Ohio (UPO - Rep. Leslie Arends, R~Dl., eharged ThUrsday nigbt the Johnaon Ad- l1io ..... JameO.Uchaol Mulford. 01 bclllle, and Forrelll Dollllo Miller Reopens :Question Of Catwalk on Roller Dam L&1'AltT, W. 1YA. ,.t Mrt.~a Adkins, 86, RFD, ~rt, died ThurociaY at tier ;esldonco. Mrs. Aclklns was born JUly 28, 18'11, In Maoon Cowi1;V, the ~r of the late :Marlon aild Ell..beth Fl!her Pf!· 11\e waa also pi'eeeciOd In deall?, by her ltull>oncl, , Geiorge T. AdkJn• In 19~, one! a claulllttor, E!hel MQ Pltliono. Mrs. Adldlio: wao a- meinbor of the oak ,Gj'OVe,l!tlD Church. SUrvlvtng,are three sona1 Statile¥, Now Haveo;c !Jranli IIi CaUl fonda, one! Looter, RD z, Letart: one daulllttor, Mra. ,Rua· 1o011 Holfman, aD 2, L&IArt; 11tro0 i}andchHdren, four trolll-tli'ai!clchlldroa .... four Funeral aervtcos will '- hold at die oak Grove EIJB Cjlurch ~ aO p.m. will! tho Rev. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS - None. DISCHARGED - ~Brewer drawn. PANAMA CITY (UPO - Pan.. one . clla&bte~,. iln. WDUam Clm>ll ,01'1'} Rudlor!ord, Pl. PleaiW; , IIIJn. , ~ION; Mulford, Clndnnatl. Tl*t are four ,....dchnclr... liul!ord. · !lorvlcoa will be eoncllctod 01 ctwile and worked 2 p.m. Moncia.l' at the RawUnra111 their prago at , Coolo F,...ral Home In Mlilclle· !-died two , .,.,. : ·, ,jlcirt by tho Rev, lllvlllG.SOdliol, Mr., Mulford • Nlfl' Yet., Cbelhlre Jlaj!lllt Mlnllllor. - erail 0( World war and lal will be In Gravel Hill Comoher of Siloam - ·, iAJie torr. f'rlendo '"" e.all at the IllNo. 456. norll jiome from 2-4 and 7.8 p. bl~e'lllh the~ In lt. &l-or• tncluda hlo , widow, m. ~. Tllf pllrol sal~ tbet a ltooo had , president? "Yes, lte mea." Winter sunshine made the Would McCarthy stew aalde? u1 wlllte marble on lbe CapiiDI don't think lie wiU." blaze and eaused Kermedy to ~Jattr, he slo9d pext to 1!1• brother, Sen, Edward M, SCJ.Iint. 41 1 dm't know what I'm going Kell1e<\Y, D-Masa., in the tear to do," he said. "I don't know!' ot the senate Chamber. Arms Instead o! looking boyish, !oldod, shoulders h u n c h e c1, Kennedy looked his age. Did lie Robert II steJied. The brother• diu Danty is the important difference .in diamonds. Eact1 Keepsakeengagementcenter diamond is free of spots, bubbles or flaws. even when • magn•fled ten times ., . Administration's lack of eandor. "In 1964 Pre:sident Johnson assured ·the American people, and )'OU beard il, that American boys would not be oent to 01!1lt a land war in Alia," Arends aald. ''As a ~tter of rae t, , 'ft'llsovo you mtM'f H 1.. _ ..11 <1St ot you< ... •, ~;:~~:!'~t~ sons attending a flOO.,.iJlate!Und raising dinner here. Arends .aid much o! lbe VIetnam ~, sy Is being eou&ed by the Johisq WHY WAIT ANY LONGER TO IUY THAT '61 CAR'! " W one! sen; IIQberrtt~F~••:=e~ ·n ment" ,at the Dl National IU'O still In ~ presldondal race bY Over 65 Attend Scout Roundtable More than 65 Scouters a n d I . .:.::· And ~EDS- The Sth. 6th grade cla6s of l't'racuse elementarY school, like man;y other scoo,f& ot the county, is selllng garden and flower seeds as a sprillB proje(!t. This cla!iS, however, has an unusual cornmlttment for the money lt earns. The members plan to purchase at least $50 worth ot chewing gum to send to Meigs soldiers in Vietnam. Seed selling promotional material is s..q.n above by Cindy Gooth and Jill Warner, seated from left! and Bob Pa.tterson, ca:ot Michael, Teacher William Arnott, JiU Houdashelt and Mickey Ash, st.andmg, left to right. - :-ientlllel Phow. '.' • I" hand. he seemed to have a stronger grip than before New nampshlre. lie had laid hls political chips on the line and won at least a temporary victory. "' The other.. new senator was the junior member rrom Nell( York. A close look at Robert F. Kennedy Thursday showed the touch or gra,y in his brown llair. \ cons. ' , c!Qi ·. ..,. tum In the dlreetloa oi Mota• , ~ ~ IIIOVIo but wUI bOYt to liD .. 70 Man and A Womm" . m thlaloplc. Re!llosto were made In J1111ary, lllortly after tho cona,.. or tl10 Silver Jlrldge, alid Were tumed. down by 1he auvornmont be"It would not be , ~ tho g! thO pornmonl ·:;:t:,: lb ~ ....~. '"" lddldon, , the pedestrlal tralllc WIOII~--IDlerferowllb naNit/... or imverMiy, die pec~eolrlaoio would -r!oncoox. t r - do~a11bllolocklaeawero being Condoe to ''ael me Ill tho . ma&e.' - ,, am IJIIIIIOtbetle to tht In· ~~ being _.-]eneed by cltl••• In lbe Pt. Plealllll ana oncll, sincerely rosret lllat our -•tins requlromenta do IIlii,permll a favorable reoponao 10 Your requelll.l• ~ ABOUT 90 INVOLVED E. ~=-~=-~.; ~ C(ln(. Miller a letler In ~alt' ol Mlllei' o ~ll\!til- .*~ ...~ ,In Ga]. iiii!)!IL II a'okld ~allon for ~r :per~IOIInol ,, to walk acro11 (lle cJIIiil at E\lfeka to enable lhtm to·rnch thci!,· place or empiO)'menl at AJiplo Grove, W. Va. On Fob. 19, MaJor Roy A. llrown, aottna dllti'ict ......,_, 91ntlnslbn Pill!rlct ~. o!Englneora, """' Cons. Mmor: ~ ed. Cong. M1IIer COIItOctod Col. WIWam D. Flllck TlwrociaY and aeked U11t theGoot\)'earworkera' request be reeonolclered. The eongrea~man had talked will! Bob Baxter and BClb Col!· cleo In Ga!Upolls on Fridi,y, Mardi 8, when the two Ga!Uano alked llhat else eoold be done to obtain use of the dam's catwalk tor Goodfear employes. Miller told Baxter and QdreL . TOP COW - Chiii1Pion holler of dlo 2llt lnnud Soulhoutern Ohio Herlfor<l Aasoctatlon Show and &de Sotllrday at lbolbik ~rlnr• Falqn>und I• a two year-c>ld eonoliDed ~ 8A>no Lake Farm of CheSterhill, o. Hiram !bwter, pr..ldlllt ol the lterefqrcl usoelatlon, · - · lllnds with lbe cham]llon one! her owners, Ruth and ClaUIIo Janel. cons. In- formation you can, and have)'OUI' f"low workera write addl.tioDal letters ao we will have more to work with." Tom Perl')", r..-oenllng GaiIlJ!11lll ara iolll-• llhe work 01 lbo Ka!AIIIPiant Ia Rav'!'o- · ln!otmed the Tlme..son- , tlaal late .Frldi,y llaloor CIOI'Islderatton h a a l!lven to lho se<urlfy or lng tho ~- two aDd onoollalf lilontho In order to get ID Work Perry told lbo Tlmeo.&intloel on lime. ochers have bten driv. thai since lllo CGIIapae ~ ljle iround - 110 mUOM, mmd- S!hor Bri.._ 10me 3dO ' 'I"' triP -While aome have'fl~ the lli>rker• 1lhcl rolldo In ,Ill , GaJ. ferry service, mlly to be dis. lli>olll·r i IIUIII now tr.t;ol 84 eour&ged by long llnol oi' lnf. mlleo roundtrip U th8jo do not lie. UBI the fll'l"7 llrvite. . '; Early Tburld'l' mamlng, two Prior to the brld&o dloqler, Gooclyoar empiO)'oe&, Earl Prooe tl'le roundtrip-was 40 roUe•, fer .. • and Lowlo Fellure, GallljloUs, I'll said. ll - · l!ll>roxlmelely wllllo OIII'OUto home from work at an hour and thirty 1111J11118o w Good)'ear, were Yletlms ot 1 tra- drive I1'0IUid, c.-uect PelT)'. gte aeelclonl when their 1101111 Perry suaollled llaloer workboat rammed a barp ollor a oro '- permltied to walk die lhurlng pin broke. Both men ( Conttnuod on Poe• :ll Ina , 'J !"' V~J..lues :;~": ;~v·~f1-. ' ·~··. ~ ·:' ~ .. . . btin1 In pre'vtous herefOrd assoeiation shows. Deer Killed by Auto 1-20 and 1-7 Year Penitentiary probed Ill Incident II 11:20 p,m. Sentences Imposed upon Stewart Frtdi,y on the Bke Hun Road, two-tenths of a milo north of GALLIPOLll>- J\ldp Thomas county road No. 44, whet 1 ear w. MltchalllmpoiOdpondlns..,.bolng driven by Paul A. Wa• teneeo Frlda.Y In Gallla Cootnty kina, 49, Rt. 3 Coorvtlle, <IUihl Common Pleas Court of 1.:10 Ore. yoaro lor IIOdomy oncll-7 yearo The Ore OPi>Orontl.v for polllllinn or obaeeoo Uter· der tho dal\lbo4rd and did co"' aturo In the Ohio Pioltentlary on sldorabie daml&e. WatldDI, who Goo!~ Sewvt, 45, Galllpoi!L lttemPied to ............. thebloZ!!o st,ewart was returned here resul!ered • iocendon or the rlilll eerney from Uma StoiO Jlnopltal habd and burn• on hlo loft log, lor the, ~1)1 ' Insane llhere ho had · H., ~ lor treatmont He !lad be.,ordorod commlttad ,!D_.Uma ,~ Hl>opllal ()d. 10, 1967, di,y t b. ~··.,.. . _ . umn IUch iJmo ho R~ ~- to •tarled..,. omlns.!ll• ...W....o.111e 1entencei Ire to run ·Oabcurrent, ,, • J-.., ler Farms have cortJlgned many of the champion . 1)1. ' , ~ the ~ llo<~rd F~, ~ngton, W. Va.and , ·W,. ~tof .i hl. »tjzo llriGr 111e 2111 AmuaJ ~ IIJ1Il Sdt 01 tlio MOlal CountY FalrJiroundi, Rock itlrlngo, Sllturd'l'· Will! lbe thlmPioa .,.. DWilltr 0( lbe West VIrginia llrlll: Hlrsm :Iawter, 1110eiadon .Preiiclen:t Ruth Butler. cnmer, 111d Ill¥ Jtn~Qn&J111111Mtr ol-tlle farm near GaiiJJ>oiiB. A IOta! of 47 cowo and bullo COIIIDOtad tn tho IOOw and were sold ~ au<tlonoor&, But. begin And This JVee'lf' Are I;Qti'·:·of, .... . . . Q(· DIY!- .....,, s; lliulllnston, ••carelul • -ently drowned In tho Icy water a. Two eompaniDns IAlrVIv- OrvUlo R. MOCJ-, .21, Rt. 2 W..,iter, ai.l. 't.arey R. ,McGlone, 18, Rt. I I!Dulb Web· woro !)laced oa alltr pending coseo Ia common pleas. One involve• two diefendants to be tried jointly and lbe other lour to be tried Jolntl.r, Gloria Mc~n, 21, Douslas McJunkin, 24, Lawroneo Slojcar, 32, and FA Johnson, 30, all of Cleveland, will go 1D trial at 9:30a.m. March 28 on two counts or !Oflll'Y. Thsy were Indicted ~ dlo I~ ~rterm sranol ;..,.. Set for trial at 9:90a.m. Mar<h 21 are Virginia Beaver, 22, GalUpolll, on ebarps ot auto theft enol brelltln& one! _.... and Cllarloo t Martin, Jr., 18, Galllpolla; auto theft and coneeallng llolen prq>erty. , , In other COIIUJlllll pleaa OOO!J't news, the Tnsotoeo of Thurman l!ethodlst Churcb were l!lvooperml'!l!on tD seltthe church bullcllng 1!111 groond ' ld Tlllrmao at Private oaie ojlet adVertising II for four week• ...._~ new•· PIPIJ', ~· ;, : 'i'bo,~'borc!!.' btdldlng ·llld IOfllll· '* all:;.....w.lhOI !Sew.Law . the building lrill be Wilhin lib: monlho ollor It longer used for rec:reatlon , ...,.;-;<· poses. A motton lor a new trial tho platnalrs has boOn ..~~:~::;· .. the .... o! John alhd olio' Wolfe, lrmtoo, yo. Cllu,le.i ) : L. ~. Rt. 2 GaUipoilo,, December a ]llfl( cloeldecl Ia vor of ~ wtto had been •••"' ; '' by lhe Woltoo lor $50,000 ages and Injuries ln an aecldortl~~; tnVCllvtng vehicles owned 1\f partie II, Centerville to ..fir,lfaler G:m'ERVILLE - Coion1J Rw:al ..w Water hnla· a 'l*ilal the Thlll'lllan Granp ""· b8IJipnlng at 7~ cu;::.:tl•• of tl&lltlijha, alan •""' 0( l.anil will lbo rural 1ioter Is oproidlng to be 111114 , , lla. , ne. �' ~4tl'':/)i\.:. \' ' Hlii T'I~~1'~:~ ··, ' . ' ,. ~··. ~ - · ,. \p '. ·- .: . ~~~ .• ,:;• I \ ~- 'l': ' , ... \ ' ' ¥1 , ' ''">· ·-". ~\. ' 1"'. ' ." I ' 1·t:· I" ·.. '.· "' <;ALUPOLIS - 'AI>P~· , JUniOr clll..d, ~Woil;.o~ ~>r;·· Sou!>lll•s, •lll'"flda Stewart, and 1y ~~ Gall!&' Aell4emY' llll!lt .')ll.l ;)»~. Pam llonf)', n I e k ·, Mary \v,alker. . • • llchiJOl: stut!Oots ~\: lalu! J'r ~- ~'~ Beverly Jo!fers, AlienO ,. B!Oio&Y-:-' Gary Ballal'<l, llmbiBQ' .IJIUO To~• ~ao- ,KJII!oro, M~rc\..- '¥:lil!l!'· ~ .)'lo Gibe~ Carol d&J . ·, Mfrok 25, .211, 27, ~·. ,Uc. A~~n ·~;r.~~. ae~ ¥0!~···\ navtd·'l,l,~~~~ . B~.~ 1 ~one,, K ~cer. cordi!~& 'to l'fbt<ill!f-~· N. llc~'!o ' Me!P""'-· 1'111\1811,\ Sley,o • Tom (/fr, TOll) •;:rt•~.e tile q~allty ol <;k\f~!i .:~1r ,!','', .;. , Wal~~..a_,~,.W~rP.,,Ji'' le ~- 8lld ~~ ·~-~~~ '"' . :~t,atlk~-« t~-· ':t,?,":,. ' UG~~~ of tet; uum~,·· · -~.·~' o.u~ sa ' their breodlna stoeko· • . ImProve. and - Gui<10"'l"· 'lii•.,P~~·' 9.111 li"l!~; ,, . .,~,DY!' ~·. •Ciollll1CI1 Bill •re desllned ki' measure .141~ da '~e)' r. ..r , ~..-. S!ed, Mar~la dent aebl..emili1! i!t'~ltlt! '~ M~rt,\CJit· ~. R>.Y -~ ~ j j 'lleleot ~~· eil~ t.lill\is, j'Shliltn '~sliipt:' '1\'h~. ' !Qr tllo anal -am. 'fl\0 lasts tJobi, ~· abjl flloi'Oil T>.)'lor, Algilbra I may al'"' be u~ , \b ·evilluate · Am~~l\11 i!IBtoey - Mike Ad· llBt1: elas~ ,sti'Milbs ~·ae• am a; Allan Bpstor, niehBj'd.t'l"" ' 110111. . ror . • .&ia\'t!eular .W.l•ct .,...•• ·~,' Joi111 Fol'<l, VlnooiUII, ~d · T~• Jol!4!1, ~~ imo ~ hlgh CJI\tllla' Joluj.,., .. RI~k Mosel)', BU!oai'• . QOROTIIY N_EUTZLING ' tell lllliJ be ~1011\0 N!R'4aont . Nl)l~ Ri.,.l-d Seott, MI )!. & : iC! . ~.. GoUla A~ ~ SChool ID SldcJmbrO, mwe Smltll, 8lld Jlo!lg 11,"18 ~ ·~·es: ~nnounce llnal loni\le!IU0111"il') at Qiuo 'IV,oit. ' ,.; ' ·. . , , ,. · ·\'Jiver~r ·Atljena. Pari.\~1• : b ~&lea, ·- Tom Br .1_1 n. POMEROY'- . Deleptes and ter, daillltier ot ~~r: ..ld i.lro. dude roodlng IOIICI bowUnli IOIICI fortlllste'\are~~w!,~cll· ' BI'I\~~· ~u. Steve carl..,.., al~o to !!"•key• Girls Stel!l, •Frank llorter ..Jilt t.iot l!riS&re she Is aoeretary ot her bowl- era from""""" top..,Midnlatu•'. :iobn . Odldors, .wJyne Clllrk; · to be h!lld In .rune at Capital Unl- )1inlora It Poliloi'VIllll!lt S<hoOI. lng league. Ste Is a member of ciOn!~ In .OOIIIIUI>Jeet irea.' : .~'-~· Lindo· Gloas, .. verll\1', Colulnbut have been 10· Min Wblte lo a niembor o! the Middleport Church of Christ. Sludenla .~clpallng-ln I ti t l bOII\~cler, J61 leeted br the LacliOa Auxiliary<!( 'tho National 111n1r Sodet;r, and Mlu NeutzUnli Is active Ill . ·Prel~Jolnab _District $ate Schol·.>tiuTt..ln; David ,:_HW,;'~ i!DI,.,'C:liOir,..~t,J..nr• Drew Wei>ster POst 39, Amerl· 'the FUture Tolchorl ot Arner· hl&ll sc:bool sport& end plays aroldp Tello are: ' eon Legion. lea. Ste plays lito auq>bmle Ill clarinet In the Melia Morlllder Ensllllh 1..:: lla)' BelvUio, Deb· Tbe doleptes are. BIJ:bara the Meigs marehiDI: a o a band. Ste Is a mom'"'" ot tho ble Bi1181wD. QoYid .I!Unlotte,, White, dalllll>lel' of Mr. and Mr•. coocert banda. Her - · • In- Sacred Heart Catholic ChUrch Lll11ll COoola1, .Linda Fraley, •Geoe· Dan White, L~ · Terrace, and sings in the choir there. France, Marte.Gibe,t, carol Hue· ' Pomeroy, who will attend under A member o! the Rock !l>rinll• holt, Mary Hout, Tom KOnnon, sponsorsldp ol tile Middleport Melbodlst Chureh, Mlaa Collins Tim Kyger, Kathy McGuire, CIChild CONenatioll Leaaue: .... Is on the atudent councn and thO lily Miller, Kim N~. Torey Dorothy Neutzlllla. daug!!ler of · (Continued from Paae 1) .school newspaper otal!. lillao Qrr, Tom Prose, '1'1\~r-Ralaoo.. • einTliiSII Mr. and Mra. Norbert NeutzPorter Is treasurer of tfle Jun· Alii sanders, . Valorle flieets, a CCii1.Y ol a l'- Mrs. Knight (Continued from Pogo I) llhe IIIIYO •goodbye' as though the ov~ had been a ~ ­ uAMie, ratthtul an~ cheerful, ··I • is the maneloua woman who -.1 drives oor bUa. Not one poreoo can dol1y tbe flc:t that our Annie Ia always thor• WI!On we ljeed her." EXCLUSIVE DRtvER llolni the only !emale driver Ill tile county plaeoa Annie not only ID a position ol exeluslvene•a but also often l)Uts her in ling, Peacoek Ave. , Pomeroy, the politloo of bolnll tho target who will be IIJIOII"'redbythole•ol friendly ldddbig from some IIQII awdliary. 91 the 70 male drivers. . Selected as alternates were -ver, Annie' a wide smile PatU Collins, daughter of Mrs. takea care of the lltuatlo' and, Iris CoiiJns; and Charlsse Por~ .~ I ,,t I ' '• i I l Wldollbtedly, the male drivers bold Annie Ill esteem lor her· aldUill! driving teachni'fle. She can drive with the beat or 'em. ADnle and her husband, Cttester, ""' worillng al tho Mil· moil PIIIDI or American E!OC• 11'1< lit Moundorvllle, W. Va., have two 10111. They are Terl')', a Stale Bighwjll' Patrolman asliln· ed to Marlooi, .... Dick, attencl· IDa a radar lehool.at Fort Bllsa, near El Puo, Tex., whe~ .he 11 with the armed forces. Amlo dreado to think o1 the cia¥"""" she 11111 beglringuphor bua and •11er .ldds•., Thil 11 a ~J)1an 'Who loves her - k - ooe Who behind that ,pleasant smUe reallzestheerave reapooalbUity ol her joblnn:ans- Arthur Woods Award Winner COOK ON DES!' ROYER seaman Apprentice Rodney c. Cook, USN, "'"of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F, Cook, Jr,, of Rt. 2, Gali.Jpolls, has com,pleted three weeks of operations with "sea Dragon" forces while serving 1------~ aboard the destroyer uss Bordelon oft the coa fit of Vietnam. On one of the patrols, 1he Bor- delon rescued an American landing craft alter it hP strayed into enemy waters. Catwalk Interested parties. In other matters directly related to present situaUons, rea ports from IIUDtlngloo Saturday revealed plano for now aprons for tho 15.car ferry operating between Hen<leriOit and Kanauila were approved by commendor Adorn Zablnald, u. S. Coast Guard. IOIICI submitted by George Keiii\Y of 0-Kin ~dllne IOIICI Repair Shop, a diYialon ol POint MCl• Calm -eArea says -- Steve Stebblrts. Eni!lsh D- Dana Clallllld, Karon Coker, Pam "'"'~'~'• Allene . Kilgore, Jolm Morgan, M Ike Rake, David Romaine, MelOdy ' Stahan, John Thomas, and LOn· nle Bush. English m _;_ Vtekl caldweU, ~ .. Kith)! Carter, Rita DeVaul~ Mar·. ty EVans, J0011 Fol'<l; Jlni 11arr1: aon, Dave Johnson, Georgena ~ Lemley, Joy~o MJ>ors, Barbara Nibert, Karen Nibert, Peggy Slid· more, Margate! Tracy' Connie Whittington and Faith Wyao. Eilsllsh IV - Terry Briggs, Dora Brad!', TallY Dambrooih, Karen DoYidoon, Fee Elaol, lleb· . MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Coun· ble Gatewood, Jay Horrllon, ty Is me of tile calmest areas In Doidra Keels, &!lSD Prose, and . ~ . -··· Grade Card s,.,l enewe.d by County·..' ~okh·.~· 5,ooili!idle, ;·~ ...,~l&onolgl6wa. m ···-··ur, to,yally,vehielema~e,.ao. ~ll'lli . . . ~oinber '' ~ ror...,.. M~~~_Bee ~~: ';,4C::.U.":.~~ ;'. .,,Vllllcer~!t!J ~ ~ ~e,- 8.J)efendmtii .... ·· -t~S~ 'li•'"· ti~Wifh l ' ·""btli1>1n" ~'i 01artnce•·'l11nmpFined bv Court sndlofrs.Nortoo~..., ~Join M~- o";~j ClrJe ~at The tJ:: ., Mare~ ~ Olilo IIIIi! !_.W I ~. o&;-. r.m-ren AnnoiiDeed Ad,uJt SCouters Attend 0&88 The -ctor• ,,. .. Made new PHIL.QIJ• COLO:R .TV =· ' .. ' ...- .iim ' Studenta wm .. The-:=::~;~ !Cl'•ra:· ..9ijil!lll ~· · ' ONE• POTATOJI'WO POTATO -.' AU the wa . . . · Mrs' Er·o · at N. WI · 7 "' to however millll' · are In 100 -·-'s' ; · " seman, to fllrlln8 tho IIOtato !IOell Behind . ...,N · ' ,f~ ':"'rkor at all tho cliMOrs;_who flxeo her ~IIOC~.good~~:::::to~·==: 36 Locuot,' 4464367 ·Women ,,~ :.c . . hurch · CIIJLDREN KEEP SOme IIIOthers must brqchU. dren u they aie to hol,p with Work nnard :;~;~~~~:=.?. To Make Public Dinners •o.v• -, ~ :J ', I ' ~ oilier helporo to like tile II. D;\1 lion~ k hard • , "' ,~ .tltor ---~ evening sblfl. Tbe IOCOnd group to forward IDa ~ora '"-1 or may not be aorved the meal ·-• was -. of tile wa,ya man 1 ~ · • ~m •• church do this loin aor a•urdl oriented. ' . sponalblo for cleanlni up IOIICI .,.. ·~ In either ease, when t h e walhinl the dishes. • 1 ':" ' ArmiiE·IIonors toa~!ler ~· •P. to begin rtpproxlmatei,y 215 porsono "!!: ~ ,~ ,;·'. ~ !'"~ ~" 1.. , ., Ill I'XOIJllil q(Jo!dns. ~!illla· wore served at the clbl!ler. Tbe " Sjt.~ · w '"' : "' :::;,co111i>lllllt1JU11&:" J\IJII,iPle,IJlem.:' oe~. !ill~il.y j!ll!lil'li\iil;l.ervos -4'(.~ m.l\,1 rrtrt<R-·•Ilull l! . . • . . , cte~,.~rtJIPel'•"' doea~Mo. real- _abOUt .i~ or 12 .lafa& dlanera a ~if' :" 4)'!1\Y. Fir II ~- Georg{ · lzo·lioll' lilueh'work•, roal, hard, • "''lbo il>divl'd\,~" 'clrcloa '"'ck bonding, foot-tiring, mus- aorvo smaller groups cl!rlng tile : w. ,.:MUior..,IKICI cllofr.• IOIICI 1 . J, J lale Miller 13 Lake Drive, ele fatiiiUing work - ha~ JIOI10 year. Tbo aec:ompanylng pictures •·...RIQ Grulde, ,.;. aWarded 1 eer- Into making Ills expansive wei- lhciw the General SOciety "•t ~ •._ ,1;itlelt,t at a«~hievement Feb 14, come possible. work.'' ·•··. ,trl\1-~rvJJ.i.Wiflllbesilltllufllll Proparatlona for tho recent ... ·~ lialnteoance Company Qlambor of Commeroo Dinner ARRIVES IN VIETNAM ~ ,_,_ j\_,, Kona. Sit. Miller hi(• that ·had ooe of the lar·ArmJr ~elailot Four Denver eamod tile aword for out &tend 118111 attendanooo of tho year were W, llouck, 20, aon of Mi. IOIICI "" ·Ins aorvlce ·aa first aaraeani mode by the General S>clel1 or Mrs. Denver H. Houck, Rt. 2, o• of .the eolllpa11!' from Sopt IO tho Graeo Melbocllst Church. Crown City, wes ooiiQllod as a · 1987 to ""''· ~5, 196S. Sit. ·Mll: 'lbe ooeiety Is !"Ide up of aev. construction apoclallot In tile lor has beln In the ~ aiooo '"' elrclea. Each elrele - on 70th Engineer Group ooor Plel" Jul,y. 3, 19~. lie Ia a 19!8, grad- helper to 801 lip tho ku, Vietnam, Fob. 21. "" uate o1 Rio Grande llll!lt School. . meal IOIICI cook the dlmor, then "'·....,•··'"!ir· boUP• }ear: Mr•. · ..Y~ice , along Broadway . Stewart toiiW I row winters • it tho C':!li'cabsna' 11 a low~ tOld •• he's Jetting to Nasoiu for prom- linger lihUe lbo CC11>8· aome fll.yllah lllhan1lan coll&pl· galo Preened; aame lad has re. lni :. Arl ·Onuoll' pchl 1urnec1 as star of the eopa•a show .. CriMina~• · .• , A1Drton Downey under his square monicker _ (who aolcbllla 20......, Jlliole • Enzo Stuarll :.. One ol 1 h 0 10 Door Park. Ave • .,-tment for · germs Jflfl 1'1no lntervlewo .011 $300;ooo·.alld 1JooJaM a "sintll" TV I10JIPed abl!ard .roe and el~ said tho 1>11 Oat he's In cec~~.ri or Leb8110r1 ::; m,a<ll·hlm feel like "Maule 111111 jllleumonia .:. 111 tills aophl · • J~.• -~ Maggie'' ... Mike ed N. Y. C1f1 tho hottef::! simple reason r 0 r n1tecy Is · laclecl to ,;i\ ' ~\' . <JACK O',Blt!AN ..'litw YORK - Cory Gram Dol!ll•• · ·~1$111N. ¥,Channell: a$12,- lito c;<lllDir7· lovelti ., ' FREE PADDING ''"- TABLES MWI' BE SET - Mrs, Wllllam Smith seated, Mrs, Jack Rogers, •tan<llnt left and Mrs. c. E. Eliwtt, right, told napkins and place silver, Its time ::.Mother .. o'l;.U.i.n'oLIS - Church worn- Yl•• ..., climera for 1··- •• a n d sent en, dedi cated to the Christian small ~ms. 9leh -ma stag. ... Putl hla to71 In a plastic bog RAD Meeting Is March 29 AND INSTALLATION With The PurchaN Of ••. , CARPET 6 9r In Columbus The annual statewide Resource At Rlluior Price DeveltJPment. (RAD) conrerencJhi' 1 will be held Friday, March ....~-'·,.N•u"l,.~,~~ ·~~ r , ' ':'l'f at 'I:!J\~o!if~"Wir~~ Ag: · rleutfui-a!ufl:Milntst'rafion /. Audi- "! ,.; .,...~. ~~~~~~ tll{)ll~ · ·"•WOOl . , e AtRILAN eHERtOlbN torium. This year's CoQference tlleme will be 11 Meeting the Needs of Ohio's Communities of Tomorrow.*' Over 500 Colon ond PoHerns To S.lecttFrom. Coma In Todoy ond Make Your Select!on · e FR~E ESTIMATES e EASY TERMS Small group ~sc:usslons on trlth:al problems fsel1111 Ohio' s · small urban communities will OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS be held alter lunch, along with • a presentation on what industry lookr~ for before locating in JJmaU urban centers. The cmrerence lB sponsored by the State Resource Develq>ment· (HAD) COmmitloe In 0001>· oration with the State Teehnt- IEUCIOUS SALAD IN THE MAKING - Mrs. Frank Mozena, left and Mrs. W. Dlnald Galloway, right, prepare slaw. Background worken are Mrs. Garland Caudill, left, cal Action Panel. The Resource Develop!OOM Committee Is made up ' ot representatJves· from 50 organizations and groups through. out Ohio vitally Interested In they misled each other and aro lmprovl1111 Ohio's communlcy reback to&ether. sources, eapedally In len big!!. Lee Remick, doting Antho!Q' I.Y metropolitan areas. Tho State Roberto ot "!low Now, Dow Technical Action Panel Ia made Jones," may reconclle wlth her up ol u. s. Department of Agmate ... Our Vegas spy reporla riculture agencies loested In Earllfa Kilt's Cooaar•a hlaoo Olllo, dote was more bomb than balm 'fllo eonference Ia especially (''llostllo . llld llf1'CIPnl and the clelillned for communlcy loaders audience tolllrned tho attitude'~; who an lntero- Ill finding IOIICI Jack Jooea lon't aottlng 1117 new wva to l,qirove their comra<orda at tho Sondo. the fragile bloom of childhood is yours for always with a ... .. ~~'-""""''""'""'_'"""..,. ' "'*~'"''"''" Natural ) living c o L o R \ ' I flpring .. Socond Avo. Ph.~i4os Gallipolis, Ohio and Mrs. Everett McMahon, right. 1""""'--~~~---------- . ~A~r=oa~=~: Btsiness Colege .. sr.wate now "rally for tho-..boat ~cordln8 to' I!IIIOIDicomtml· Prlnelpal Jamei N;1 M. l)avls. : 'lbo _.. Ia IIUed Sill&l Do• . 1ecUon 'lbflor1 j AI!. A1Wnatl.. '' to tlie llodoi PriMi1itjl'bf ffi; . dltlonal PQ-ch<iul1'oUt; bJ· Don· nla Avnori · ·a 19$$ graduate of The purpoao of Gallla Acadomf lflib S<hool. show Oxpllelll.J Avner fs the 100 o! Mr; and lnde()OIIdent Mrs. Max Amor, 412llld8owoocl ., .Df., a ;llmiDt at VancleJI>III Unl- which llltermlno In a ..rolty. one !actor beiDa In addition to bollia 0111 ofelabt NORTON Southern DIYislon, Coljanl>ua · VOIIdorbUt llilldo!lto llllociod for. tbi. aenaltirii;r IOIICI So\1th8l'11 ObiD El~lc: tlie ROIIOl'l ldV>I'Sel\llnar, Amot. GotnpOII)', 'bU anl!ouncecl' tile Ia also a Dean's List llilldont, !On; a IPJlOintmont o! Clarence E, and hao i1een oo tile Dean' a List Specifle atlmljiua GALUPOUS- Arthur Woods bu rather an unuoual vocallon, l""ilv ...bile homo a about the QOimtr)', •IQ oecordillll !I> hlo '"' penl..r ho does It very well. 'lbla week he rec:elved the "District hivw of the !6>nth" award for February, In Ai>rll, 1967 he aloo received it ODd In Ma.r. 1966 he was the "Com- Towing of Kanauga. the country according to Prose- John Ree&i Vickie Roach, alterNorton, Line Crew ~rvtsor ror .fud8eDleJI\PIIIIY Wiele hiver of tho Mooth." Tbe aprons oro now being fab, eutlng Attorney Bernard Fultz. nate. to Dll!rlct 'Uilt &cloryjSor, The-GallliloU& Termtoal, 11111> rlcated at tho 0-Kan ab<lp. Fultz was speokerFrldaynli!lt Bookkeeping- RObert Broyles, Conatruc:Uon ODd Malntonanee aged by Mro. Rose Mary Sddo John iii>tlng. -1101 for Ohio to the Mlddleport-l'Omeroy Ro- Mar8ha Bullh, Vlekl Calt!Woll, District, lllddliiiOrt. Ho .... more Is one of u WlthiD the Valley Towlns. Inc.,. . - s of tary club on tho topic, A Law- Kath)! carter, Dobby Compfl>a, ceodo Edward F.' KIDa Who Ia ,_ ,< ,, Le><lngton, Ky., cliatrl<t operated . Ill~ fori')' aorvlce, said "we hope yer's Day. Debra Davis, Ruth Lembert, retlrirli attor more than 45 a· ·• ..... Mrs. w. F. _ B aumthem. _ IIOIJIPI . thIs Tbere was humor (reporting Brenda Lloyd, Donna Trimble, years 'with the nrm. A native ' portlng NfeJy the •tfortune'1 ·of •-"" frantle post mldnllll1t <&)Is by and Dan Vance; Cynlbla Jolmson, of Meigs County, Norton .._ lbo C011111111J11ty. Woods h.. been With tho coast Tho aprons will lhllalled either a wife or huobanddemand· alternate. tended Rutland and Mlddll&lort • · ' ·I' Tblo Is a woman the young. to coa,atcompanyfor aevenyears 1!1• slow IDa a divorce forthwith) pathos World History - Llll Brink, hiP IChool& and ohio ,stoto GALLIPOLIS - .(la!Ua Coun' lix Je&rl bJ qct.. · no.U otero probably will never ·illud1 0 IOIICI l"'veli) lioul' · ' had _"" ' '"'"" ''"·"' "'"'!"'"'" .. .liaslo, · 1 dur· .re&QialloriB - I n their h!t'fl!rr ~~; 5 ...ntlili... ~tfi ~(Cir ..,611oii, . lio1t f!1 . · . bl \-onl, ... • . c , i • . · . ' eleCtricltv! rmri;l i~w ."''1iii'liilli'· - ~uih:welaimt • ebll4 ,..11 Bul thll It\~ tlley'li for1Qe. '"'•ause1!ne's . lnordor . 1oor remember .\'biOI~ ''~~'•' of sll'Ol'iorltylnt:ludlngeOUrtesJ, Vallltlf TOWIIIII to · prepared than Is . · "'" Bees' IIi' ~ Marshall ~'• ' .....,.,~. olll,..,",'dliJcllt&Od''tilt' Me; liMe 1 per&onal _,-anee coDWOII)' wooden plaUOrma at tho tho•-stnglawyer's)lnFultz'o, thePblliW_Inesi!"'AlU~Mr• . Bee' Gracie Card iJstem wibi . . ollectlon ol hillel')' faded. Allllo. . HenderiiCIIIandKanaupiiOIICiingo. ramarks. I . 111Larry Taulbert Uoalllin 1 kilow rn clde!lt • free iftUos, c-ltion Removal (/1 file ramp will aJ. As for laek of erlmeo ot vlochill and ·sWvoOIIve on·Bo.te Date, -ol · tho llcl!ee . Gorpora. tour-<ouat.Y· . WOII't)'OU? With le~ apnt and !il!llrict low bo011fte:l5:<ar lorry~ the 1011ee - . attacks by one human POMEROY- El&llldoflllldantO No.I, ~ovWe. UOII, al_ ICbool lleiill ,m._r,' c:oiopl!..Oe witil <ules o!l!ht-ca~ terry to uao the Hen- being . _ anofller - tho pro.... wore lined and .two otboro for· 1bo ....,...,_. Will mHI loa, llolga TQ CJWITER TRAIN J • • 1 -~ 'ic, dor11011 la'""- until the Main cutor -eluded credit bel--' felted bonds Friday In tho coorl •. · '• wllb "'-- """ ""'"""' . •' ' ' oo · Coiner POIIi:ROY- A tri111 c., St. landint';,"'be tepalred. to the ';ucies o! the I of Melia COUI1Iy JUdge Fraak .. 7";:;;;::-;,. ella- !fOri' on lbo lo beiDa d1arterecl fo~ e. oc:bool i ' Tlie lOndlng at Main St. will courts, the sborll!'a department w. Porter. Forfeiting bonds, both :w.t::.IM~dcuoo lllrther the - prO<ollsllie sram. 1 paln>l Wuhln&tllll TriP In lofa7, , ' be surfaced with eonereto by u.o and the prosec.Wr'• <>Ufco. ""· spoeding marge a, ware Leon· '-IWYaH iJstem. · · tor Automobile ~lub fJI SI!Uth· ·~·n Qlupd Stole Road CommiS&Ion as 110011 VIce PreBidont WUbUr TbOOo ard B. Rusaoli, $57.50, and Jn·otiJor mettero, lbo llll*'ln· ·' wu om Ohio, IJIOOIOr,_~W.wi\1 On D. L.. Pnll_- ; as tho river returns to pool bald prellded IOIICI announeod Glem A. Repb, $27.50. GALLIPO\,IS ~ Two Gellla diiCIII&Od lht 1968~ GlliiA Coun!1 make more ~pooliblo · u; • ..,....... state. mooibers w!U be gueola ofVIIUI· Fined were Lewrenoo Me- A<ad41111Y !!choOiaonlo•.Jirls aehool calendar. Clas.Oa will be- 'will be hol4 on 111 1111 day_. Last roar 213 J>llrol Ei>lllla also amouneod Utat clium COrp. at Graham station SWeeney, $10 IOIICI costs, IPOOd· ha•e 1loon aCJl<l)ted tor admlotlon sin oo s.pt. 3, 1968 ~ !!!! '!, SWihweotern members made 11!0 lfli>Uidmoro GALLIPOLIS - C!t;v ' POllee books of tickets may be pur- at 6 p.m. AJ>rli 26. lng: KJ>le J. Barl1oll, $10 and next fall 1D 111otltull0na of h!l!har i.lay 29, 1968. , , . · Tli't amual 35CI ""' lllllcipaled for tblo ehargod Chester I'Wtor, 54, of ehase<l by llll)'one. Prevloualy, Ladles ot Hoo.tb Church aorv· costa, stop 111!11: Donald A,~ltch, loarnlnl, according to an an11to ~ diiCIUiecl llltlnce· coolast Jo&r." Newport,_Ky., IOIICI of tho QII!!01l the book' oouidbe)lllrehalled by IDa dinner wwe Mrs. Freda ,10 and evils, asllll'od door -.cemebl bJ Prlnclpai Jomoo TWe 1D, a raooardl project ap, Oct. 5 - fall Bee wlll1 driving while Ia- only authorized omployon. Mitch, Mrs. - Robaon, Mrs. distance: Iierman R. Zirkle, $54 N, M. Davlo. , • , J,\. ". provOd .1>7 the u. -S. .pmco Of . toxlcated attor an aceldont at Torey BYers, Mrs. Alma MIUer, and costa, $40 au_.ted 8lld Br.,aa. S. Y~, ....._,II. . EduOatl!lfl ~IIIIi tgr 'slon lo I • • - j.'!:JI'RICT 'ON TARGET' GALUPOIJS - J. E11)1!1ett llloro 10:30 a. m. Sat>•rd>.Y at Soooo4 Mra. LOrena DavisiOIICIMiaolleoo 30 d>.)'a probation, Qvorload; Wll- . lofr, ano! Mrs. 4 ..YCIUIIII, a! - · (]( Melil, Gall~.'~. Vln- f'!llil'··~!'!" rlloo, JfUot>.(lalllaoMelgl Boy Avo. and Loculi St. JO.r Sanborn. Ham .R. BoriDC, fl4 IOIICI costa, 2:j7 s,eood Av.:, bU ~ ••:;, IDD~~~IICIIIeoubliH. ·• :· · Pollcoreportedtho.ti'Orlerbod $60 aospencled; Jo&e)lhD.Sa7ro, · olptod for ailmlsiloo at ObliJ. · 1'1!,' '1B'-(IIr - ~toichobl. SCOut Diltrlc:t. orraniJIIIloo and $10 and coats, failure ID ~- Welieyan unverally ••, a mem• . cthll srO\Iel'!), 111 ' 1968.;69, ae~ Extensioll Chalrm~ &JI11C1IID" eel pulled Into the drlvevra,y 0111lce- Fanenl toda.v that the 1'-6-M Dlllrlc:t ond Ave., jUst ahove tho Wood fer roglcatlm: Ptml w. JIUn. ber ~ lho lrelhman elus In i»rdln8 1o state ra&ulatlma, 1o . wa& "on tarpt1' lh tbt t to 1 Insurance Agonoy, IOIICI backed GALLIPOLIS -- Pallbearorn . )'011, f5 and colla, ~vo ex. SeJI!eml>er 1968. · . , ... projoc:t bJ! Oll<eecling boy Jll8ll>o nut. IUs..,. struck 81ld cla1llag8d for toda.v's 2 p.m., """'ral of blust; Mauri D. MiUer,' $10 and . a>erlln CoUego has "!'Pf"""'' . < eosts, stop 11811 vlolatloo. A.. . the ailmlotlon of ' E l l - liar· ,In the '!"med forooa Frld/11' at' benhiP• for the end ol FobJ'l>o a govemmwmall boo<, adJICOIII Lewis G. Fellure, on, of Thurs. ...,., The !&-G-Il p i tor 196~ to the drlYOWll'. Tliorowasmlnor d>.Y'• Ohio River boat tra• aoaled colts only woo Roilert s, der 11 s trellnnan In the !all Ohio SlaleUIIIvorlilywlalercomGALLIPOLIS - Eil!l!looll •· Marcinko, cbar&ecl ,wltll paoalntl (]( IDBB. Ste Is thi ciaui!lrter ". ; '; ""' 1,187 boyl. M-G-11 Ill .. clama&O to the car """ an oatl· ficllm&, were named· Saturday trkt I• tile only Giatrlel Ia lht matod f68 to tile boo<. bJ! the WaUlii>-Halloy-Wood Fu- ~t ocout loodors and tllreoiD- withoUt assured eloar dlltanco. Or. and Mrs. !Ill~ lflrolef, nora! Home. atlonded a Cub IOO 'G8rfleld Ave; ' ·' · Trl • state Ar• to llllln thll Tbe,y oro Rqbert Baxter, Rue• Seoul Leadoro Orlontallon Ad· ad!lovomeot. · Prl~, Jln.l Stoots, Sam Ham· nnood Training Clau, bold hera Uton, llarveY Blain and ·11. W>.Y· Ill tllo Graeo Metbodlst . a.urd!; . fteiulnder ' . '' . ,. ' an. Honorary pallbearerl will. 11\otructera were Mr.-.. IIOIM!I'I For Meetbag be carl Morodlth and W- [lo,. Rolsdl, Cboupeako,llll\IGal'land Yls. llcrvlcoa will be held Ill the E. Par\10111, Gallipolis, leodoi'· ' ,• Firllt :BIIjll!ll Cburoh bora. ship tralniDa ebalrman. : tralniDa ehalrman. . , GALLIPOLIS . The next aosllon will be hold Apt1t '- In tho Maoon llle11104iot ' cr.d! for ollartjl$-~ romblder' ' ' ..,tdllf ....-1 'lbe ning ' unto be~ ,, ,_.. 9:30 fora "' ' 7:30 ' ..' proseeutor '!'"'-oial'!lii--... Hlgbl!l!hts ol tile tour will be vlsiiB tD two Purdue Unlvers!t,y 1--.:;;;.:~;:,:;:: ~-;:;:;.....;.4 Experimental Fanns on which Enroll Now For C l - . cross bteedina and forage reo I~ June or ~· · ~ ......,h have beenconductec!. The &uthern Indiana Forage Farm · GB.f it the at llllbo!B h•s ~>oen cblng wlJ>- ' 8"'1neoo d. Perm-Central Railroad Bridge to ior class, 1 member ot the NaPt. PleasontfromKMaUP.Since tiona! 11ooor S>clel1, -ko on this Is a prlvately<lWIIed bridge, the sehool new-r stair, pW-o permission would have to come cymbals In the band. and ts a from the railroad company. Too, member of the girls' balketball satet;y measures tor toot pas- team. sengers on this structure might pose a problem, ilCCOrding to . forage lead. llld are A l~rea~ Prodoetkino, C6t wlntortna costs b¥ the uoe of oxtende<l grazing perio(ls or the use of I'Qund bale~ as winter ~~...... u- :blo-. . G• .. ' .,tate to holl>tarmero solve three moat llowortant problems ·In a '!>oof e~alf C!l'<!roUon. . M.llllvj" David ~,_..,., C~J "'-~-· . .lnclilna ond 1 PORTRAIT • .lj '': Plut SOC Handting And Delivery ,. ·1 ' Hardwood :v American Slote Signal C}lllall e&-tneh Oval , ,lllmelll!ona: ,, ~· 1llillhed to match 'lifo Tuning ·Eye esoild Volt Color Pllol Cool · gm,~~nn~l lndleaton �' ~4tl'':/)i\.:. \' ' Hlii T'I~~1'~:~ ··, ' . ' ,. ~··. ~ - · ,. \p '. ·- .: . ~~~ .• ,:;• I \ ~- 'l': ' , ... \ ' ' ¥1 , ' ''">· ·-". ~\. ' 1"'. ' ." I ' 1·t:· I" ·.. '.· "' <;ALUPOLIS - 'AI>P~· , JUniOr clll..d, ~Woil;.o~ ~>r;·· Sou!>lll•s, •lll'"flda Stewart, and 1y ~~ Gall!&' Aell4emY' llll!lt .')ll.l ;)»~. Pam llonf)', n I e k ·, Mary \v,alker. . • • llchiJOl: stut!Oots ~\: lalu! J'r ~- ~'~ Beverly Jo!fers, AlienO ,. B!Oio&Y-:-' Gary Ballal'<l, llmbiBQ' .IJIUO To~• ~ao- ,KJII!oro, M~rc\..- '¥:lil!l!'· ~ .)'lo Gibe~ Carol d&J . ·, Mfrok 25, .211, 27, ~·. ,Uc. A~~n ·~;r.~~. ae~ ¥0!~···\ navtd·'l,l,~~~~ . B~.~ 1 ~one,, K ~cer. cordi!~& 'to l'fbt<ill!f-~· N. llc~'!o ' Me!P""'-· 1'111\1811,\ Sley,o • Tom (/fr, TOll) •;:rt•~.e tile q~allty ol <;k\f~!i .:~1r ,!','', .;. , Wal~~..a_,~,.W~rP.,,Ji'' le ~- 8lld ~~ ·~-~~~ '"' . :~t,atlk~-« t~-· ':t,?,":,. ' UG~~~ of tet; uum~,·· · -~.·~' o.u~ sa ' their breodlna stoeko· • . ImProve. and - Gui<10"'l"· 'lii•.,P~~·' 9.111 li"l!~; ,, . .,~,DY!' ~·. •Ciollll1CI1 Bill •re desllned ki' measure .141~ da '~e)' r. ..r , ~..-. S!ed, Mar~la dent aebl..emili1! i!t'~ltlt! '~ M~rt,\CJit· ~. R>.Y -~ ~ j j 'lleleot ~~· eil~ t.lill\is, j'Shliltn '~sliipt:' '1\'h~. ' !Qr tllo anal -am. 'fl\0 lasts tJobi, ~· abjl flloi'Oil T>.)'lor, Algilbra I may al'"' be u~ , \b ·evilluate · Am~~l\11 i!IBtoey - Mike Ad· llBt1: elas~ ,sti'Milbs ~·ae• am a; Allan Bpstor, niehBj'd.t'l"" ' 110111. . ror . • .&ia\'t!eular .W.l•ct .,...•• ·~,' Joi111 Fol'<l, VlnooiUII, ~d · T~• Jol!4!1, ~~ imo ~ hlgh CJI\tllla' Joluj.,., .. RI~k Mosel)', BU!oai'• . QOROTIIY N_EUTZLING ' tell lllliJ be ~1011\0 N!R'4aont . Nl)l~ Ri.,.l-d Seott, MI )!. & : iC! . ~.. GoUla A~ ~ SChool ID SldcJmbrO, mwe Smltll, 8lld Jlo!lg 11,"18 ~ ·~·es: ~nnounce llnal loni\le!IU0111"il') at Qiuo 'IV,oit. ' ,.; ' ·. . , , ,. · ·\'Jiver~r ·Atljena. Pari.\~1• : b ~&lea, ·- Tom Br .1_1 n. POMEROY'- . Deleptes and ter, daillltier ot ~~r: ..ld i.lro. dude roodlng IOIICI bowUnli IOIICI fortlllste'\are~~w!,~cll· ' BI'I\~~· ~u. Steve carl..,.., al~o to !!"•key• Girls Stel!l, •Frank llorter ..Jilt t.iot l!riS&re she Is aoeretary ot her bowl- era from""""" top..,Midnlatu•'. :iobn . Odldors, .wJyne Clllrk; · to be h!lld In .rune at Capital Unl- )1inlora It Poliloi'VIllll!lt S<hoOI. lng league. Ste Is a member of ciOn!~ In .OOIIIIUI>Jeet irea.' : .~'-~· Lindo· Gloas, .. verll\1', Colulnbut have been 10· Min Wblte lo a niembor o! the Middleport Church of Christ. Sludenla .~clpallng-ln I ti t l bOII\~cler, J61 leeted br the LacliOa Auxiliary<!( 'tho National 111n1r Sodet;r, and Mlu NeutzUnli Is active Ill . ·Prel~Jolnab _District $ate Schol·.>tiuTt..ln; David ,:_HW,;'~ i!DI,.,'C:liOir,..~t,J..nr• Drew Wei>ster POst 39, Amerl· 'the FUture Tolchorl ot Arner· hl&ll sc:bool sport& end plays aroldp Tello are: ' eon Legion. lea. Ste plays lito auq>bmle Ill clarinet In the Melia Morlllder Ensllllh 1..:: lla)' BelvUio, Deb· Tbe doleptes are. BIJ:bara the Meigs marehiDI: a o a band. Ste Is a mom'"'" ot tho ble Bi1181wD. QoYid .I!Unlotte,, White, dalllll>lel' of Mr. and Mr•. coocert banda. Her - · • In- Sacred Heart Catholic ChUrch Lll11ll COoola1, .Linda Fraley, •Geoe· Dan White, L~ · Terrace, and sings in the choir there. France, Marte.Gibe,t, carol Hue· ' Pomeroy, who will attend under A member o! the Rock !l>rinll• holt, Mary Hout, Tom KOnnon, sponsorsldp ol tile Middleport Melbodlst Chureh, Mlaa Collins Tim Kyger, Kathy McGuire, CIChild CONenatioll Leaaue: .... Is on the atudent councn and thO lily Miller, Kim N~. Torey Dorothy Neutzlllla. daug!!ler of · (Continued from Paae 1) .school newspaper otal!. lillao Qrr, Tom Prose, '1'1\~r-Ralaoo.. • einTliiSII Mr. and Mra. Norbert NeutzPorter Is treasurer of tfle Jun· Alii sanders, . Valorle flieets, a CCii1.Y ol a l'- Mrs. Knight (Continued from Pogo I) llhe IIIIYO •goodbye' as though the ov~ had been a ~ ­ uAMie, ratthtul an~ cheerful, ··I • is the maneloua woman who -.1 drives oor bUa. Not one poreoo can dol1y tbe flc:t that our Annie Ia always thor• WI!On we ljeed her." EXCLUSIVE DRtvER llolni the only !emale driver Ill tile county plaeoa Annie not only ID a position ol exeluslvene•a but also often l)Uts her in ling, Peacoek Ave. , Pomeroy, the politloo of bolnll tho target who will be IIJIOII"'redbythole•ol friendly ldddbig from some IIQII awdliary. 91 the 70 male drivers. . Selected as alternates were -ver, Annie' a wide smile PatU Collins, daughter of Mrs. takea care of the lltuatlo' and, Iris CoiiJns; and Charlsse Por~ .~ I ,,t I ' '• i I l Wldollbtedly, the male drivers bold Annie Ill esteem lor her· aldUill! driving teachni'fle. She can drive with the beat or 'em. ADnle and her husband, Cttester, ""' worillng al tho Mil· moil PIIIDI or American E!OC• 11'1< lit Moundorvllle, W. Va., have two 10111. They are Terl')', a Stale Bighwjll' Patrolman asliln· ed to Marlooi, .... Dick, attencl· IDa a radar lehool.at Fort Bllsa, near El Puo, Tex., whe~ .he 11 with the armed forces. Amlo dreado to think o1 the cia¥"""" she 11111 beglringuphor bua and •11er .ldds•., Thil 11 a ~J)1an 'Who loves her - k - ooe Who behind that ,pleasant smUe reallzestheerave reapooalbUity ol her joblnn:ans- Arthur Woods Award Winner COOK ON DES!' ROYER seaman Apprentice Rodney c. Cook, USN, "'"of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar F, Cook, Jr,, of Rt. 2, Gali.Jpolls, has com,pleted three weeks of operations with "sea Dragon" forces while serving 1------~ aboard the destroyer uss Bordelon oft the coa fit of Vietnam. On one of the patrols, 1he Bor- delon rescued an American landing craft alter it hP strayed into enemy waters. Catwalk Interested parties. In other matters directly related to present situaUons, rea ports from IIUDtlngloo Saturday revealed plano for now aprons for tho 15.car ferry operating between Hen<leriOit and Kanauila were approved by commendor Adorn Zablnald, u. S. Coast Guard. IOIICI submitted by George Keiii\Y of 0-Kin ~dllne IOIICI Repair Shop, a diYialon ol POint MCl• Calm -eArea says -- Steve Stebblrts. Eni!lsh D- Dana Clallllld, Karon Coker, Pam "'"'~'~'• Allene . Kilgore, Jolm Morgan, M Ike Rake, David Romaine, MelOdy ' Stahan, John Thomas, and LOn· nle Bush. English m _;_ Vtekl caldweU, ~ .. Kith)! Carter, Rita DeVaul~ Mar·. ty EVans, J0011 Fol'<l; Jlni 11arr1: aon, Dave Johnson, Georgena ~ Lemley, Joy~o MJ>ors, Barbara Nibert, Karen Nibert, Peggy Slid· more, Margate! Tracy' Connie Whittington and Faith Wyao. Eilsllsh IV - Terry Briggs, Dora Brad!', TallY Dambrooih, Karen DoYidoon, Fee Elaol, lleb· . MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Coun· ble Gatewood, Jay Horrllon, ty Is me of tile calmest areas In Doidra Keels, &!lSD Prose, and . ~ . -··· Grade Card s,.,l enewe.d by County·..' ~okh·.~· 5,ooili!idle, ;·~ ...,~l&onolgl6wa. m ···-··ur, to,yally,vehielema~e,.ao. ~ll'lli . . . ~oinber '' ~ ror...,.. M~~~_Bee ~~: ';,4C::.U.":.~~ ;'. .,,Vllllcer~!t!J ~ ~ ~e,- 8.J)efendmtii .... ·· -t~S~ 'li•'"· ti~Wifh l ' ·""btli1>1n" ~'i 01artnce•·'l11nmpFined bv Court sndlofrs.Nortoo~..., ~Join M~- o";~j ClrJe ~at The tJ:: ., Mare~ ~ Olilo IIIIi! !_.W I ~. o&;-. r.m-ren AnnoiiDeed Ad,uJt SCouters Attend 0&88 The -ctor• ,,. .. Made new PHIL.QIJ• COLO:R .TV =· ' .. ' ...- .iim ' Studenta wm .. The-:=::~;~ !Cl'•ra:· ..9ijil!lll ~· · ' ONE• POTATOJI'WO POTATO -.' AU the wa . . . · Mrs' Er·o · at N. WI · 7 "' to however millll' · are In 100 -·-'s' ; · " seman, to fllrlln8 tho IIOtato !IOell Behind . ...,N · ' ,f~ ':"'rkor at all tho cliMOrs;_who flxeo her ~IIOC~.good~~:::::to~·==: 36 Locuot,' 4464367 ·Women ,,~ :.c . . hurch · CIIJLDREN KEEP SOme IIIOthers must brqchU. dren u they aie to hol,p with Work nnard :;~;~~~~:=.?. To Make Public Dinners •o.v• -, ~ :J ', I ' ~ oilier helporo to like tile II. D;\1 lion~ k hard • , "' ,~ .tltor ---~ evening sblfl. Tbe IOCOnd group to forward IDa ~ora '"-1 or may not be aorved the meal ·-• was -. of tile wa,ya man 1 ~ · • ~m •• church do this loin aor a•urdl oriented. ' . sponalblo for cleanlni up IOIICI .,.. ·~ In either ease, when t h e walhinl the dishes. • 1 ':" ' ArmiiE·IIonors toa~!ler ~· •P. to begin rtpproxlmatei,y 215 porsono "!!: ~ ,~ ,;·'. ~ !'"~ ~" 1.. , ., Ill I'XOIJllil q(Jo!dns. ~!illla· wore served at the clbl!ler. Tbe " Sjt.~ · w '"' : "' :::;,co111i>lllllt1JU11&:" J\IJII,iPle,IJlem.:' oe~. !ill~il.y j!ll!lil'li\iil;l.ervos -4'(.~ m.l\,1 rrtrt<R-·•Ilull l! . . • . . , cte~,.~rtJIPel'•"' doea~Mo. real- _abOUt .i~ or 12 .lafa& dlanera a ~if' :" 4)'!1\Y. Fir II ~- Georg{ · lzo·lioll' lilueh'work•, roal, hard, • "''lbo il>divl'd\,~" 'clrcloa '"'ck bonding, foot-tiring, mus- aorvo smaller groups cl!rlng tile : w. ,.:MUior..,IKICI cllofr.• IOIICI 1 . J, J lale Miller 13 Lake Drive, ele fatiiiUing work - ha~ JIOI10 year. Tbo aec:ompanylng pictures •·...RIQ Grulde, ,.;. aWarded 1 eer- Into making Ills expansive wei- lhciw the General SOciety "•t ~ •._ ,1;itlelt,t at a«~hievement Feb 14, come possible. work.'' ·•··. ,trl\1-~rvJJ.i.Wiflllbesilltllufllll Proparatlona for tho recent ... ·~ lialnteoance Company Qlambor of Commeroo Dinner ARRIVES IN VIETNAM ~ ,_,_ j\_,, Kona. Sit. Miller hi(• that ·had ooe of the lar·ArmJr ~elailot Four Denver eamod tile aword for out &tend 118111 attendanooo of tho year were W, llouck, 20, aon of Mi. IOIICI "" ·Ins aorvlce ·aa first aaraeani mode by the General S>clel1 or Mrs. Denver H. Houck, Rt. 2, o• of .the eolllpa11!' from Sopt IO tho Graeo Melbocllst Church. Crown City, wes ooiiQllod as a · 1987 to ""''· ~5, 196S. Sit. ·Mll: 'lbe ooeiety Is !"Ide up of aev. construction apoclallot In tile lor has beln In the ~ aiooo '"' elrclea. Each elrele - on 70th Engineer Group ooor Plel" Jul,y. 3, 19~. lie Ia a 19!8, grad- helper to 801 lip tho ku, Vietnam, Fob. 21. "" uate o1 Rio Grande llll!lt School. . meal IOIICI cook the dlmor, then "'·....,•··'"!ir· boUP• }ear: Mr•. · ..Y~ice , along Broadway . Stewart toiiW I row winters • it tho C':!li'cabsna' 11 a low~ tOld •• he's Jetting to Nasoiu for prom- linger lihUe lbo CC11>8· aome fll.yllah lllhan1lan coll&pl· galo Preened; aame lad has re. lni :. Arl ·Onuoll' pchl 1urnec1 as star of the eopa•a show .. CriMina~• · .• , A1Drton Downey under his square monicker _ (who aolcbllla 20......, Jlliole • Enzo Stuarll :.. One ol 1 h 0 10 Door Park. Ave • .,-tment for · germs Jflfl 1'1no lntervlewo .011 $300;ooo·.alld 1JooJaM a "sintll" TV I10JIPed abl!ard .roe and el~ said tho 1>11 Oat he's In cec~~.ri or Leb8110r1 ::; m,a<ll·hlm feel like "Maule 111111 jllleumonia .:. 111 tills aophl · • J~.• -~ Maggie'' ... Mike ed N. Y. C1f1 tho hottef::! simple reason r 0 r n1tecy Is · laclecl to ,;i\ ' ~\' . <JACK O',Blt!AN ..'litw YORK - Cory Gram Dol!ll•• · ·~1$111N. ¥,Channell: a$12,- lito c;<lllDir7· lovelti ., ' FREE PADDING ''"- TABLES MWI' BE SET - Mrs, Wllllam Smith seated, Mrs, Jack Rogers, •tan<llnt left and Mrs. c. E. Eliwtt, right, told napkins and place silver, Its time ::.Mother .. o'l;.U.i.n'oLIS - Church worn- Yl•• ..., climera for 1··- •• a n d sent en, dedi cated to the Christian small ~ms. 9leh -ma stag. ... Putl hla to71 In a plastic bog RAD Meeting Is March 29 AND INSTALLATION With The PurchaN Of ••. , CARPET 6 9r In Columbus The annual statewide Resource At Rlluior Price DeveltJPment. (RAD) conrerencJhi' 1 will be held Friday, March ....~-'·,.N•u"l,.~,~~ ·~~ r , ' ':'l'f at 'I:!J\~o!if~"Wir~~ Ag: · rleutfui-a!ufl:Milntst'rafion /. Audi- "! ,.; .,...~. ~~~~~~ tll{)ll~ · ·"•WOOl . , e AtRILAN eHERtOlbN torium. This year's CoQference tlleme will be 11 Meeting the Needs of Ohio's Communities of Tomorrow.*' Over 500 Colon ond PoHerns To S.lecttFrom. Coma In Todoy ond Make Your Select!on · e FR~E ESTIMATES e EASY TERMS Small group ~sc:usslons on trlth:al problems fsel1111 Ohio' s · small urban communities will OPEN MONDAY and FRIDAY NIGHTS be held alter lunch, along with • a presentation on what industry lookr~ for before locating in JJmaU urban centers. The cmrerence lB sponsored by the State Resource Develq>ment· (HAD) COmmitloe In 0001>· oration with the State Teehnt- IEUCIOUS SALAD IN THE MAKING - Mrs. Frank Mozena, left and Mrs. W. Dlnald Galloway, right, prepare slaw. Background worken are Mrs. Garland Caudill, left, cal Action Panel. The Resource Develop!OOM Committee Is made up ' ot representatJves· from 50 organizations and groups through. out Ohio vitally Interested In they misled each other and aro lmprovl1111 Ohio's communlcy reback to&ether. sources, eapedally In len big!!. Lee Remick, doting Antho!Q' I.Y metropolitan areas. Tho State Roberto ot "!low Now, Dow Technical Action Panel Ia made Jones," may reconclle wlth her up ol u. s. Department of Agmate ... Our Vegas spy reporla riculture agencies loested In Earllfa Kilt's Cooaar•a hlaoo Olllo, dote was more bomb than balm 'fllo eonference Ia especially (''llostllo . llld llf1'CIPnl and the clelillned for communlcy loaders audience tolllrned tho attitude'~; who an lntero- Ill finding IOIICI Jack Jooea lon't aottlng 1117 new wva to l,qirove their comra<orda at tho Sondo. the fragile bloom of childhood is yours for always with a ... .. ~~'-""""''""'""'_'"""..,. ' "'*~'"''"''" Natural ) living c o L o R \ ' I flpring .. Socond Avo. Ph.~i4os Gallipolis, Ohio and Mrs. Everett McMahon, right. 1""""'--~~~---------- . ~A~r=oa~=~: Btsiness Colege .. sr.wate now "rally for tho-..boat ~cordln8 to' I!IIIOIDicomtml· Prlnelpal Jamei N;1 M. l)avls. : 'lbo _.. Ia IIUed Sill&l Do• . 1ecUon 'lbflor1 j AI!. A1Wnatl.. '' to tlie llodoi PriMi1itjl'bf ffi; . dltlonal PQ-ch<iul1'oUt; bJ· Don· nla Avnori · ·a 19$$ graduate of The purpoao of Gallla Acadomf lflib S<hool. show Oxpllelll.J Avner fs the 100 o! Mr; and lnde()OIIdent Mrs. Max Amor, 412llld8owoocl ., .Df., a ;llmiDt at VancleJI>III Unl- which llltermlno In a ..rolty. one !actor beiDa In addition to bollia 0111 ofelabt NORTON Southern DIYislon, Coljanl>ua · VOIIdorbUt llilldo!lto llllociod for. tbi. aenaltirii;r IOIICI So\1th8l'11 ObiD El~lc: tlie ROIIOl'l ldV>I'Sel\llnar, Amot. GotnpOII)', 'bU anl!ouncecl' tile Ia also a Dean's List llilldont, !On; a IPJlOintmont o! Clarence E, and hao i1een oo tile Dean' a List Specifle atlmljiua GALUPOUS- Arthur Woods bu rather an unuoual vocallon, l""ilv ...bile homo a about the QOimtr)', •IQ oecordillll !I> hlo '"' penl..r ho does It very well. 'lbla week he rec:elved the "District hivw of the !6>nth" award for February, In Ai>rll, 1967 he aloo received it ODd In Ma.r. 1966 he was the "Com- Towing of Kanauga. the country according to Prose- John Ree&i Vickie Roach, alterNorton, Line Crew ~rvtsor ror .fud8eDleJI\PIIIIY Wiele hiver of tho Mooth." Tbe aprons oro now being fab, eutlng Attorney Bernard Fultz. nate. to Dll!rlct 'Uilt &cloryjSor, The-GallliloU& Termtoal, 11111> rlcated at tho 0-Kan ab<lp. Fultz was speokerFrldaynli!lt Bookkeeping- RObert Broyles, Conatruc:Uon ODd Malntonanee aged by Mro. Rose Mary Sddo John iii>tlng. -1101 for Ohio to the Mlddleport-l'Omeroy Ro- Mar8ha Bullh, Vlekl Calt!Woll, District, lllddliiiOrt. Ho .... more Is one of u WlthiD the Valley Towlns. Inc.,. . - s of tary club on tho topic, A Law- Kath)! carter, Dobby Compfl>a, ceodo Edward F.' KIDa Who Ia ,_ ,< ,, Le><lngton, Ky., cliatrl<t operated . Ill~ fori')' aorvlce, said "we hope yer's Day. Debra Davis, Ruth Lembert, retlrirli attor more than 45 a· ·• ..... Mrs. w. F. _ B aumthem. _ IIOIJIPI . thIs Tbere was humor (reporting Brenda Lloyd, Donna Trimble, years 'with the nrm. A native ' portlng NfeJy the •tfortune'1 ·of •-"" frantle post mldnllll1t <&)Is by and Dan Vance; Cynlbla Jolmson, of Meigs County, Norton .._ lbo C011111111J11ty. Woods h.. been With tho coast Tho aprons will lhllalled either a wife or huobanddemand· alternate. tended Rutland and Mlddll&lort • · ' ·I' Tblo Is a woman the young. to coa,atcompanyfor aevenyears 1!1• slow IDa a divorce forthwith) pathos World History - Llll Brink, hiP IChool& and ohio ,stoto GALLIPOLIS - .(la!Ua Coun' lix Je&rl bJ qct.. · no.U otero probably will never ·illud1 0 IOIICI l"'veli) lioul' · ' had _"" ' '"'"" ''"·"' "'"'!"'"'" .. .liaslo, · 1 dur· .re&QialloriB - I n their h!t'fl!rr ~~; 5 ...ntlili... ~tfi ~(Cir ..,611oii, . lio1t f!1 . · . bl \-onl, ... • . c , i • . · . ' eleCtricltv! rmri;l i~w ."''1iii'liilli'· - ~uih:welaimt • ebll4 ,..11 Bul thll It\~ tlley'li for1Qe. '"'•ause1!ne's . lnordor . 1oor remember .\'biOI~ ''~~'•' of sll'Ol'iorltylnt:ludlngeOUrtesJ, Vallltlf TOWIIIII to · prepared than Is . · "'" Bees' IIi' ~ Marshall ~'• ' .....,.,~. olll,..,",'dliJcllt&Od''tilt' Me; liMe 1 per&onal _,-anee coDWOII)' wooden plaUOrma at tho tho•-stnglawyer's)lnFultz'o, thePblliW_Inesi!"'AlU~Mr• . Bee' Gracie Card iJstem wibi . . ollectlon ol hillel')' faded. Allllo. . HenderiiCIIIandKanaupiiOIICiingo. ramarks. I . 111Larry Taulbert Uoalllin 1 kilow rn clde!lt • free iftUos, c-ltion Removal (/1 file ramp will aJ. As for laek of erlmeo ot vlochill and ·sWvoOIIve on·Bo.te Date, -ol · tho llcl!ee . Gorpora. tour-<ouat.Y· . WOII't)'OU? With le~ apnt and !il!llrict low bo011fte:l5:<ar lorry~ the 1011ee - . attacks by one human POMEROY- El&llldoflllldantO No.I, ~ovWe. UOII, al_ ICbool lleiill ,m._r,' c:oiopl!..Oe witil <ules o!l!ht-ca~ terry to uao the Hen- being . _ anofller - tho pro.... wore lined and .two otboro for· 1bo ....,...,_. Will mHI loa, llolga TQ CJWITER TRAIN J • • 1 -~ 'ic, dor11011 la'""- until the Main cutor -eluded credit bel--' felted bonds Friday In tho coorl •. · '• wllb "'-- """ ""'"""' . •' ' ' oo · Coiner POIIi:ROY- A tri111 c., St. landint';,"'be tepalred. to the ';ucies o! the I of Melia COUI1Iy JUdge Fraak .. 7";:;;;::-;,. ella- !fOri' on lbo lo beiDa d1arterecl fo~ e. oc:bool i ' Tlie lOndlng at Main St. will courts, the sborll!'a department w. Porter. Forfeiting bonds, both :w.t::.IM~dcuoo lllrther the - prO<ollsllie sram. 1 paln>l Wuhln&tllll TriP In lofa7, , ' be surfaced with eonereto by u.o and the prosec.Wr'• <>Ufco. ""· spoeding marge a, ware Leon· '-IWYaH iJstem. · · tor Automobile ~lub fJI SI!Uth· ·~·n Qlupd Stole Road CommiS&Ion as 110011 VIce PreBidont WUbUr TbOOo ard B. Rusaoli, $57.50, and Jn·otiJor mettero, lbo llll*'ln· ·' wu om Ohio, IJIOOIOr,_~W.wi\1 On D. L.. Pnll_- ; as tho river returns to pool bald prellded IOIICI announeod Glem A. Repb, $27.50. GALLIPO\,IS ~ Two Gellla diiCIII&Od lht 1968~ GlliiA Coun!1 make more ~pooliblo · u; • ..,....... state. mooibers w!U be gueola ofVIIUI· Fined were Lewrenoo Me- A<ad41111Y !!choOiaonlo•.Jirls aehool calendar. Clas.Oa will be- 'will be hol4 on 111 1111 day_. Last roar 213 J>llrol Ei>lllla also amouneod Utat clium COrp. at Graham station SWeeney, $10 IOIICI costs, IPOOd· ha•e 1loon aCJl<l)ted tor admlotlon sin oo s.pt. 3, 1968 ~ !!!! '!, SWihweotern members made 11!0 lfli>Uidmoro GALLIPOLIS - C!t;v ' POllee books of tickets may be pur- at 6 p.m. AJ>rli 26. lng: KJ>le J. Barl1oll, $10 and next fall 1D 111otltull0na of h!l!har i.lay 29, 1968. , , . · Tli't amual 35CI ""' lllllcipaled for tblo ehargod Chester I'Wtor, 54, of ehase<l by llll)'one. Prevloualy, Ladles ot Hoo.tb Church aorv· costa, stop 111!11: Donald A,~ltch, loarnlnl, according to an an11to ~ diiCIUiecl llltlnce· coolast Jo&r." Newport,_Ky., IOIICI of tho QII!!01l the book' oouidbe)lllrehalled by IDa dinner wwe Mrs. Freda ,10 and evils, asllll'od door -.cemebl bJ Prlnclpai Jomoo TWe 1D, a raooardl project ap, Oct. 5 - fall Bee wlll1 driving while Ia- only authorized omployon. Mitch, Mrs. - Robaon, Mrs. distance: Iierman R. Zirkle, $54 N, M. Davlo. , • , J,\. ". provOd .1>7 the u. -S. .pmco Of . toxlcated attor an aceldont at Torey BYers, Mrs. Alma MIUer, and costa, $40 au_.ted 8lld Br.,aa. S. Y~, ....._,II. . EduOatl!lfl ~IIIIi tgr 'slon lo I • • - j.'!:JI'RICT 'ON TARGET' GALUPOIJS - J. E11)1!1ett llloro 10:30 a. m. Sat>•rd>.Y at Soooo4 Mra. LOrena DavisiOIICIMiaolleoo 30 d>.)'a probation, Qvorload; Wll- . lofr, ano! Mrs. 4 ..YCIUIIII, a! - · (]( Melil, Gall~.'~. Vln- f'!llil'··~!'!" rlloo, JfUot>.(lalllaoMelgl Boy Avo. and Loculi St. JO.r Sanborn. Ham .R. BoriDC, fl4 IOIICI costa, 2:j7 s,eood Av.:, bU ~ ••:;, IDD~~~IICIIIeoubliH. ·• :· · Pollcoreportedtho.ti'Orlerbod $60 aospencled; Jo&e)lhD.Sa7ro, · olptod for ailmlsiloo at ObliJ. · 1'1!,' '1B'-(IIr - ~toichobl. SCOut Diltrlc:t. orraniJIIIloo and $10 and coats, failure ID ~- Welieyan unverally ••, a mem• . cthll srO\Iel'!), 111 ' 1968.;69, ae~ Extensioll Chalrm~ &JI11C1IID" eel pulled Into the drlvevra,y 0111lce- Fanenl toda.v that the 1'-6-M Dlllrlc:t ond Ave., jUst ahove tho Wood fer roglcatlm: Ptml w. JIUn. ber ~ lho lrelhman elus In i»rdln8 1o state ra&ulatlma, 1o . wa& "on tarpt1' lh tbt t to 1 Insurance Agonoy, IOIICI backed GALLIPOLIS -- Pallbearorn . )'011, f5 and colla, ~vo ex. SeJI!eml>er 1968. · . , ... projoc:t bJ! Oll<eecling boy Jll8ll>o nut. IUs..,. struck 81ld cla1llag8d for toda.v's 2 p.m., """'ral of blust; Mauri D. MiUer,' $10 and . a>erlln CoUego has "!'Pf"""'' . < eosts, stop 11811 vlolatloo. A.. . the ailmlotlon of ' E l l - liar· ,In the '!"med forooa Frld/11' at' benhiP• for the end ol FobJ'l>o a govemmwmall boo<, adJICOIII Lewis G. Fellure, on, of Thurs. ...,., The !&-G-Il p i tor 196~ to the drlYOWll'. Tliorowasmlnor d>.Y'• Ohio River boat tra• aoaled colts only woo Roilert s, der 11 s trellnnan In the !all Ohio SlaleUIIIvorlilywlalercomGALLIPOLIS - Eil!l!looll •· Marcinko, cbar&ecl ,wltll paoalntl (]( IDBB. Ste Is thi ciaui!lrter ". ; '; ""' 1,187 boyl. M-G-11 Ill .. clama&O to the car """ an oatl· ficllm&, were named· Saturday trkt I• tile only Giatrlel Ia lht matod f68 to tile boo<. bJ! the WaUlii>-Halloy-Wood Fu- ~t ocout loodors and tllreoiD- withoUt assured eloar dlltanco. Or. and Mrs. !Ill~ lflrolef, nora! Home. atlonded a Cub IOO 'G8rfleld Ave; ' ·' · Trl • state Ar• to llllln thll Tbe,y oro Rqbert Baxter, Rue• Seoul Leadoro Orlontallon Ad· ad!lovomeot. · Prl~, Jln.l Stoots, Sam Ham· nnood Training Clau, bold hera Uton, llarveY Blain and ·11. W>.Y· Ill tllo Graeo Metbodlst . a.urd!; . fteiulnder ' . '' . ,. ' an. Honorary pallbearerl will. 11\otructera were Mr.-.. IIOIM!I'I For Meetbag be carl Morodlth and W- [lo,. Rolsdl, Cboupeako,llll\IGal'land Yls. llcrvlcoa will be held Ill the E. Par\10111, Gallipolis, leodoi'· ' ,• Firllt :BIIjll!ll Cburoh bora. ship tralniDa ebalrman. : tralniDa ehalrman. . , GALLIPOLIS . The next aosllon will be hold Apt1t '- In tho Maoon llle11104iot ' cr.d! for ollartjl$-~ romblder' ' ' ..,tdllf ....-1 'lbe ning ' unto be~ ,, ,_.. 9:30 fora "' ' 7:30 ' ..' proseeutor '!'"'-oial'!lii--... Hlgbl!l!hts ol tile tour will be vlsiiB tD two Purdue Unlvers!t,y 1--.:;;;.:~;:,:;:: ~-;:;:;.....;.4 Experimental Fanns on which Enroll Now For C l - . cross bteedina and forage reo I~ June or ~· · ~ ......,h have beenconductec!. The &uthern Indiana Forage Farm · GB.f it the at llllbo!B h•s ~>oen cblng wlJ>- ' 8"'1neoo d. Perm-Central Railroad Bridge to ior class, 1 member ot the NaPt. PleasontfromKMaUP.Since tiona! 11ooor S>clel1, -ko on this Is a prlvately<lWIIed bridge, the sehool new-r stair, pW-o permission would have to come cymbals In the band. and ts a from the railroad company. Too, member of the girls' balketball satet;y measures tor toot pas- team. sengers on this structure might pose a problem, ilCCOrding to . forage lead. llld are A l~rea~ Prodoetkino, C6t wlntortna costs b¥ the uoe of oxtende<l grazing perio(ls or the use of I'Qund bale~ as winter ~~...... u- :blo-. . G• .. ' .,tate to holl>tarmero solve three moat llowortant problems ·In a '!>oof e~alf C!l'<!roUon. . M.llllvj" David ~,_..,., C~J "'-~-· . .lnclilna ond 1 PORTRAIT • .lj '': Plut SOC Handting And Delivery ,. ·1 ' Hardwood :v American Slote Signal C}lllall e&-tneh Oval , ,lllmelll!ona: ,, ~· 1llillhed to match 'lifo Tuning ·Eye esoild Volt Color Pllol Cool · gm,~~nn~l lndleaton �l ·,I l • -· ., ' .••;, J •· · · · ' -1 ' I 1 ' 1 ~·r~·J ~,·J.,i' ~ ~-·'-Ji . • ~· .j ; • ·: • ~ 1 '", • 1-' ' ' ' .. ' 'li ' ft~Jlt:$ ·~.~~,... ' ~ ;, ' ~. . il~ ,:At Brup;c .. MIPDLfiN:~!T - ). b""ell . homJtnl IJIA~i . at the lfi'anil · CIJapter llf Olllo, .Ofd'lr .j!f, 111t ·=· t.i~~ ·~·· tlieir bual!an\i•:ail!l: · ' ' ~' . '' Cocstor ~hill, Exl)c, Editor 1i<lbart Wilson, , Jr., Man. F4ltl;>r waa btld Thor~ ·at Jlle aport JUliQnlc TtimPle · . 01' .n:--":;"'7 . tlie pail ~· ~· ;,(.;! bi' tni••i ~· fan& . 'ile~Jt• ~ tlie !>i'iili\)li l"r" H!l!• ~ · ~..uer, ~ · ~~ 1 • '.t I , :' i,i~:~;:! . ~9.$pe¢t5 raid ~: 1 ,' ":. _.. ·ro Her Coilslii , .Biniidlf; PORT\JAND. - . 1111:• .anil.>fr"' ol New left Choking Campus Voices ' . ' anil Mr. IJ!d !Mrt .. 'fla,r ~- ville; bne J: , vlaiUd . tlie Ktm,; .;FIIiieril,· lilil;ba, anil her Home I.J. Parkersboti ~ to· o1 Cincinnati; J. Lester :' PlY tlielr ·ro..,..ls to Mrs. AJ, Rrlll<l .,senllnel, and Mro;. rurl\,.. len Brewer's llrsti.,..stn, Mrs. ol 'llo,l't!lll; Ema l¥um9, .,."!!Il · N~ra Pickering, who ·d:led on 1'fll)re~entative of Wasb1111doo, iot' . March 7, ll!3'100; Evelyn llusiO)' · it at 0 Mro. Pickering, 97, 1rao1 h 0 1 drill director, F....;.;.svllle· widow of Dr. w. D. Pickering. Kathl'Yil Black, de]lliiy puc~ ,;;. The couple spent most or their Iron of District 26 Kenton; and lives at Looe c'ectar, w. va., Ann Thomas, wo~ matront aDd before moving to Parkerobllrg. Robert King, wortliy patron Ot Sle was the daught>r o1 the Evangeline Ch"fi"T. \ate Lewis Smith and Mlll'Y Fllrm The brunch was servocl by Smith, Who lived near DeWitt's Rosemary J;yons, president o1 Run on Smith Ridge Roa4 the past matron1, KathrP, Mft. Old Right- and lbey will deserve them. Whitaker warns. The right to proclaim truth as one sees it is no\ doing · very well on the American camp1ts today, be ~ays. For many students and teac~ers, what -reallY determines the right or wrorili o£' wbat a ·person does is not basic principfes : but where he stands oil certain overriding contemporary issues llke the war in Vietnam. Whitaker says lbat many faculty members seem to feel that the "right" attitude on Vietnam or similar social problems of today is adequate justlficatlon .for "tbe most !Ia· grant breaches of various kinds of ·scholarly obligations." ' · The New LP11 bas• no national political power-nor will it get any,lf Americana·bave. learned any lessen from other countries where groups <llilb all the answers an.d aU the truth on theit side have gained control. ··It can't happen here." of course. but certain developments in American intel· leetual life suggest how it did happen in Russia and elsewhere. Freedom of speech on the campus is being throttled by pressure from the academic New Left. from professors and students alike. charges Dean Virgil K. Whitaker of Stanford University 's Graduate Division. " Even during the darkest days of l Sen. Joe) McCarthy we would never have toler· a~ed Aile~ Brewer · ..,. ..., "-'"• 1 ,.,... r::":""' ......w,, or even dreamed of the inroads upon the ttght of free speech on a university ca mpus that have occurred within the last two or three years," he says . ··The darkest day in the hist~ry of Stanford was surely that in which Dean RLlsk decided that he could not safely speak at Stanford." .U fa~ulties - tolerate suppression of free diSCU&SJon by the New Left. they will inevi· tably have to 'face attacks upon them by the er 1 ' . .. ·~ Unofficia(S~ints Lift ' ' ' ',.:J, .DAVID .' of the general rise In doctors' fees, which coincided with the advent of Medicare. of tbls io going to make poverty attractive or dlse<iurage people from trying to better themseives. What it could do, &ow~ ever, Ia ap,ur demancla that Medleare or "Legalald, ' or perhaps even govei'IU!ient· provide~~ automobile insurance or home mortgages be made available to all the people. . For Ifno person should be denied the bene· ftts of society because he baa no money neither should anyone be denied !11010 ftts because be bas just a littie money. And tt follows logically that if no one should be penalized becauso he has just a little money, neither ahould anyone be penalized because be bas a littie bit more than just a Utile. Some will call II socialism; some will c:aU it merely inevitable. It dapellds on 00. It fa handled and how far It Is allowed to go. Call It social equality. insurance. But as with any klbd of Insurance, wbelber privately run or goyernment-run, someone ultimately bas to pay the biD. Which brings us back to the inlddle clall. . ru~~~~~ - None Comm~nity Carner . . ••• .t .,. ,, . . • ' "" ' ' ~I I can history. . In the Revolution alone there was, for mstance, Peter Salem. At the Battle of Bunker Hill, it was he who shot the ranking British ol!icer, Major l'ltcalrn the same who had led !be l)ritish forces against the Minutemen at Lexington. Everyone bas heard of Molly Pitcher who manned her fallen husband's cannon at the Battle. of Monmouth. But virtually unknown. ,· to whites or Negroes. is Deborah Gannett a Negro girl whO served as a soldier in a Ma~s. ,ac~usetts regiment ·ln male disguise. She re,. ceived an honorable discharge and praise and .a penajon from the state legislature . Let Crispus . Atlucks stand as tbe symbol of !hese and many others. But let's not have any more holidays or school will never be ln session and nobody will learn anything. Students in Newark, scene of one of the bitterest racial riots of last year, had a holiday recently. The Board of Education officially declared March 5 at Crispus A!tucks Day. Attucks, a runaway slave and sometime seaman, a brawny mixture of Negro white and Indian genes, is commonly reme.;,bered as the first martyr of the Revolution. He was the first man shot down by the Redcoats in the famous Boston Massacre in 1770. As such he prohably has as authentic a claLm to herodom as any of the men we honor. Undoubtedly, other cities will now take a cue from N e wa r k and establish Crispus Attucks Day in response to Negro demands for recognition of the part they have played in tl>e bullatng of America. This will be a fine thing-if it sloJ!s there For there simply aren't enough days in tru; year to cover all the Negro heroes in Ameri- It is well-known that women will spare no ,1! "· ., ' • . <f' ."' . ,, c·· • • Publllbm' Ailxiliazy ., . "SEE! A B!-INDFOW JI,JST UI(E. HERS -ONLY LONGER!" . • i . By NOEl GROVE Murt>t~¥, Q-How did the fi""""lol diatnct of New York Citv g,t the populnr 11 am e of Wall A-In 1642 the Dutch buUt a public meeting bouse on the site of 73 Pearl St. In 1653, they erected a wall tp protect their settlement, frbm which Wall Street takes its name. . Tbls kind of retbatching Is not good enough for some men, however. Tiley are turning to hair transplant surgery , a long, tedious and terrifically e x p e n s i v e proeess in which clumps of balr aDd roots are removed from the more luxurious fringe regions of the cranium and implanted. in the upper desert areas. Thousands of men have undergone Ibis ordeal in the past five years, reports tb• Wall Street Journal. · Eacb transplant can cost from t5 to tz and the average patient requires :1)0 to 3QO, bf them . Yet even at these prices, the New York dermatologist who originated the tech· n1que tre•ts 100 patient& a week and is booked for two months in advance 1 Vanity, what did you say your n~me was? ,..• " '. ·I· 1• · BIG BILLS 'TioiEY'VE GOY··· i I' ' ' ' •, " f > .. ' ·' • ' I. ,. ~) ..' ' ,:,.,./ , ?' • • '• • • ' •• .- ' be IIlli to. Klr~rrllll, ·lor adcl!!lon.' ~J,:.IJOI'k IMilott hfa ilrs"•iuon: : . 'tilrtl ' - :llii, ~...... o!'bl' 12....... •...:;;:..--:-:.. iterli . . ' NE.VER. AAVE f>JN •• =~::~re- 1 />.LNOST NINE OUT OF \• ~-~'· m~ Ill- }.!lid • hospllit, •" Do It < ~hlldren ·~· ~~ ~ Street? '• year. .By Mro. J;ylo Balder8011 REEDSVU.LE - Mr. Yeago, band director ol Eastern School District. was in charge polrogrthamRlolrvltlie e ve gra~ wilt·.,._ -..,.ent WASHINQTON NDTEBDDK -:::a....,u~•c=-K,..,....,Q:-:-:u.a...z=- Secret·Is Out: 'Generator' ·Emits.:Capital Double-talk 'i:''ii'aith;aer May top(J!'r. ~ . expects business to double tbl& expense and endure almost any discomfort for the sake of beauty , from spending hours baking their heads nnder ~ryers to attempt· tng to teeter about on stilts wblle encased in body armor. Vanity it; indeed named woman. Men are different, of course. To be sure, they're supposedly becoming more fashion. conscious and sales of men's toiletries are zooming. But in general, men are content to present themselves for better or worse as nature made them. Tiley are! Take that most egiHhalt>rlng of affllctions-baldness. Correcting nature's shortcomings in this respect has become a $3!-milllon-a-year industry . Approximately 100,000 men bought toupees (now called hairpieces) In 1967, says a leading maker, who charges an average pr~ce of tl85 for a fail-safe and almost undeteclable CIUtAllf, W, VL Tho brldMloct is a 1965 graduate of Middl., 1>01'1 Hiab SChool and attO!lded Mountain 1lat• College. iile io PreoentJi employocl as secretary wltll the Ohio Division of wuo. llle Ill Atlien•. Sgt. Von Meter graillated ln.1965 from Wahama Hi8h Se.hool and his just returned !rom a 13 month tour o1 ducy In TalWall. The we.:ldlng will be an event ol March 23 at 4:30 Po m. at the Middleport C~h of Christ. The gracious custom ot.oPeD church w!U be obsmed. ~ch or the meeting ew ..,. ~A, o«tring these selections playocl by fourth dl,IDort.AIQilandflvtt11'111dcldldrto>IIQtlilll'itel>acro"thestage grade tonOtte class, Twinkle, to i'oceift I dlploJna tblt IIPrfDr, · · Twinkle Ulll~ Star, ~ Clown, 'aoa, Slturdar, Mrt. llartlnger'a David, gra41al8( in!mJI IE Teresa Swatzel; her dauShter; Ech o -~··t , --• - Time Pu2zle Sla\0 Uolvoratty. rocli~i Potta, .~brealo. -..»~.. BS c!qree 1n educat~GD. ll..' ·. Ohio SlaQ!, OiKl Mrs. Glen A<iams, Njirman Llnlor, Ot u.i foi'~atzol~' · Buchan1011 mer Betcy Hartlager of Colum. The trio will spend a week Hanbul, IIlli gradlalo from Ohio tliere vlsltlni: Capt. UK~ Mrs. num, . 'Pickens, Robert . ,VDJ.veraiQ", and .the same month Joe Tate (Sandy Potts) and Pierce, Ruth, Tommy JI1Y .~~op~, .......... of tlie dauShter, ·lllarcy,.lnd MIJor and Reed, and Barbara Andrews. tormor Mary o! !.Ira. R. R, Travfa. Th'e Iieglrmers Class (IUth and Miss Silo Summerhw. · .l.lldd!OIIOi't. ·from . slxtli students) playocl The . •. . ~~ . . u., Holzer llolpltlil Sc11ool of CHESI'Ell GJIRDEN Club mem. TWo TWI&· March, I LOve yo u . Mr. and Mra. lloxl1 T, &lmme$eld, · Nursing, bero have voiWJlOered to lend a Truly, Marines March, and Jet .are ~~~~~~ Ike of Three of Mrs, .u·••·-r's hind wltli tlie atago decoratklns .root March. Students were Bonto ltibori lllavla son of Mr. , Will r.,.';;i:"btat. fo'r tlie Mlu SOUthern Ohio re- nie Barrlng11r, Theresa Chlchealjol® 1, .Ree<IMlls. · . ilchciol ,dlplomal, 'llld II10J1 a r e sional eompotlllon in tlie Miss tor, Edward Gibbs, Marslla ~!eo lllih &:hooL ... . 3ei!I'OJ! lloilll frD!n Mllllieport America ~ Kimes, Regina Kimes, Karen ~Ji'llleril' · aoreeeptWn!O.. , .... J111!1 School; Debbie Jordan To CarTY out 111e ll!>l'llirtlieme Reed, and KIJ)IIng Reed. J, L. 111 POmeroy and'la .• o1 !he' roriner vlolei the 8I'OUP IIlli colorful artl. Advanced studenti (sixth, sevMr. Mur!>tl¥ a ·~r. lrWn ArllDston Hlgb ficlal Rower ac~plecesforthe Whlli •• Jlmmer Hartinger, area. Since Old-Ue Nickel Need 1011'of "-""•• ft<!m a hl8h aehool .,....... tbe nat!onsl papant, The p rod u c ll on of highlli .,., ve!L.. llev, · . ,Jrvlni Kar:<, Inca! dealer, will quality tools in ·canada and ~....!'Ill ' • As W. ll'iUear 'oi.,.od, • ~ ~ to tlie expenses the United States requires the . uat!Dna tor Mr'j : u•..H.;-r . { VI the flii.O'Afeoratlon. annual consumption of more • • ,. .• - - , . . . • . •' . than 235,000 tons of nickel· 1 containing iron and steel. AND SPEAKING ol 1968Rradustea, Steve Coots wltl llnilh hla 1\Wk at tlio !Urk..W• Schaol G( Osteoplltll,y. In lla,y. Curreoll.r Steve Ia clolns, ~ at a · ~spital •In st. Loula1 Mo., after ~ 1!1• paal' five WHka iD · Bald Truth About Men "'i·, llllbliLEPOR't ·~ Mrs. Dwight Frpst lo IIJIIIOuncing the""' ·gagement ~d II)Proac~ marriage of her daughter, Narsa., to Sgt. ~<If Van Meter, '!!!~ ol Mr, and Mro. Elmer Van Meter, ,il'B"'"""' .' ' ..... . .. \ Cemetery. · Pupils ,Give PTA Program HoeRiclf It waa 100thli' "togedMrneu•• acthit;y for the Gaakllia- Chailes opin thlo year wu In the role ollnterlocutor, and Echl Maxine sq and parformocl iD tile Jllln&trel circle. IT' S A YEAR ol grl<hlatlolia for"Mrs, VIolet llal'tlnier of Mill- ...J chell, Helen Reynolds, Bernice By Chorlflll$ Ema ~ Galk!U Jolnlld tho PhaliiiiX or minstrel veterans for tlie 1988 .Wellston lioiar)' ~hoW stiged Frtcla1 and Slturcla1 nliht&ln tile Wellston HliiJ Sehoollllditorlwn. . · . Negro Heroes-, I POMEROY .- Mr. and Mro, Elmer .F. Balle1 or Shade, Route I, are annolinc~ lh• onpg"'!'ont of their daughter, Soodl, to Gu.r Saraent. son o! Mr, andMrs1 John Sergent, or Pomeroy, Route 1. Miss. Bailey Is a oenlor at Pomeroy lllifl &:hooL Mr. S&rgent, a 1966 gradnste ol Pomeroy High &:hool, Ia attending school in YOUIJB&town. Wocldlng plsns are ~tete. ' IJ ! ' ...~ •• ti · Miss Norso Frosr < Churches:to .New .. . . The Middle Class Caught in Middle The middle class-tile hardworking, consuming, saving, taxpaying middle class-is tbe strength of the nation,' we, are often reminded. That strength is mucb put upon these days. A defenda~t in a criminal case, for in· stance. is better oil being flat broke than having a small nest egg, two legal experts said recently. According to Warren H. Lehman and Dallin H. oaks, professors of law at Wa<hington University and the University of Chicago respectively, lh' defense which lhe state can supply lhrougb lts public defender system is better than thai wblcb a tlefenclant in the lower middle class can al!ord. The Indigent defendant also has the advantage of having the costs of his appeals paid for by the state, whereas the defendant with limited funds may be forced to be content with an adverse lower court decision. Something similar Is true in regArd to medical costs today. Thanks to Medicare, the poor are enjoying health care they have loog deserved and have long been denied. But it is the middle class which is feeling the elects • Funeral services were held Monday atternoon In Parkers- Wlnn, Grace French, El!una K. burg, Burial was In MI. oUvet Clalwortliy, and Evelin Lewis. entll ned elghtli grade) presented MeditAtion, a trombone solo by David Weber; tnunpet solo by Jane Whitehead; clarinet solo, beChsnTson Moderne, by Rick Hau. :: _:: i :·: ::.. : r; rumpet Voluntary and Don tlie Field, by Paula 'Hauber, Rick Hauber, Robin Humphrey, Jane Whitehead and [)avid Weber. Ken Grif!ltli, Nelibborhood CO!nmlssloner, pr'IIOIIIod t h e president olthe PTA, Mrs. Vl'Iian l!UJnphrey, wltli~~tar the local Boy and Cub S c o u t Troops. Mrs. Hwnphreytlien))i'esented the charters to the Cub Scoutmaster, Charles Hall, and Boy Seoulma-. Dohrman Reed. The PTA meeting was OJlOIIOI! , wltli pra.,yer by Johrlny Kibble. A nominating committee was named with Dohrman Reed as0 chairman, others to oeTYe a r Warren Pickens and Joe Turner. Attendance banner wao awarded to Mrs. Franz• room. The eighth grade cia" held a bake sale, PTA members toted to contribute $25 to'prd tlie acholarllh(J) lund for a futuro teacher sponsored by tlie C<JIIIIf.Y C<llmcll PTA, Refreshments were served by the committee. FABRICS HOP ·in POMI;ROY has the . ' The Tri· W~~ fiivite you to V'tsit Selection 0, :. Pieee Goods In Into ' Vfarllrobe! •< 'efWith-· ~~~~colon, ' :: ::; · .;: ·· ·. :: :: :: .:: ::: •:: :: ::· . :: :: .· .· ,. :: :: ,. ~; : ,:. <· ':: Asling Jo sing abOut! It looks so beaut1full v. fertu mne on tts you ng l1ttle heel Then Joyce adds the flatt ery of a_great flat bow atop the softe ned square toe All·gtrl fasht~n m a season that loves romance. C h oost~ ~·o ur s m black patent or navy ktdskrn Or. why not have both? ' AAA, AA & B. Sizes 5\1 • IO Street Sor"lg $17.00 - Anv Size Avail;-ble Up~n Request �l ·,I l • -· ., ' .••;, J •· · · · ' -1 ' I 1 ' 1 ~·r~·J ~,·J.,i' ~ ~-·'-Ji . • ~· .j ; • ·: • ~ 1 '", • 1-' ' ' ' .. ' 'li ' ft~Jlt:$ ·~.~~,... ' ~ ;, ' ~. . il~ ,:At Brup;c .. MIPDLfiN:~!T - ). b""ell . homJtnl IJIA~i . at the lfi'anil · CIJapter llf Olllo, .Ofd'lr .j!f, 111t ·=· t.i~~ ·~·· tlieir bual!an\i•:ail!l: · ' ' ~' . '' Cocstor ~hill, Exl)c, Editor 1i<lbart Wilson, , Jr., Man. F4ltl;>r waa btld Thor~ ·at Jlle aport JUliQnlc TtimPle · . 01' .n:--":;"'7 . tlie pail ~· ~· ;,(.;! bi' tni••i ~· fan& . 'ile~Jt• ~ tlie !>i'iili\)li l"r" H!l!• ~ · ~..uer, ~ · ~~ 1 • '.t I , :' i,i~:~;:! . ~9.$pe¢t5 raid ~: 1 ,' ":. _.. ·ro Her Coilslii , .Biniidlf; PORT\JAND. - . 1111:• .anil.>fr"' ol New left Choking Campus Voices ' . ' anil Mr. IJ!d !Mrt .. 'fla,r ~- ville; bne J: , vlaiUd . tlie Ktm,; .;FIIiieril,· lilil;ba, anil her Home I.J. Parkersboti ~ to· o1 Cincinnati; J. Lester :' PlY tlielr ·ro..,..ls to Mrs. AJ, Rrlll<l .,senllnel, and Mro;. rurl\,.. len Brewer's llrsti.,..stn, Mrs. ol 'llo,l't!lll; Ema l¥um9, .,."!!Il · N~ra Pickering, who ·d:led on 1'fll)re~entative of Wasb1111doo, iot' . March 7, ll!3'100; Evelyn llusiO)' · it at 0 Mro. Pickering, 97, 1rao1 h 0 1 drill director, F....;.;.svllle· widow of Dr. w. D. Pickering. Kathl'Yil Black, de]lliiy puc~ ,;;. The couple spent most or their Iron of District 26 Kenton; and lives at Looe c'ectar, w. va., Ann Thomas, wo~ matront aDd before moving to Parkerobllrg. Robert King, wortliy patron Ot Sle was the daught>r o1 the Evangeline Ch"fi"T. \ate Lewis Smith and Mlll'Y Fllrm The brunch was servocl by Smith, Who lived near DeWitt's Rosemary J;yons, president o1 Run on Smith Ridge Roa4 the past matron1, KathrP, Mft. Old Right- and lbey will deserve them. Whitaker warns. The right to proclaim truth as one sees it is no\ doing · very well on the American camp1ts today, be ~ays. For many students and teac~ers, what -reallY determines the right or wrorili o£' wbat a ·person does is not basic principfes : but where he stands oil certain overriding contemporary issues llke the war in Vietnam. Whitaker says lbat many faculty members seem to feel that the "right" attitude on Vietnam or similar social problems of today is adequate justlficatlon .for "tbe most !Ia· grant breaches of various kinds of ·scholarly obligations." ' · The New LP11 bas• no national political power-nor will it get any,lf Americana·bave. learned any lessen from other countries where groups <llilb all the answers an.d aU the truth on theit side have gained control. ··It can't happen here." of course. but certain developments in American intel· leetual life suggest how it did happen in Russia and elsewhere. Freedom of speech on the campus is being throttled by pressure from the academic New Left. from professors and students alike. charges Dean Virgil K. Whitaker of Stanford University 's Graduate Division. " Even during the darkest days of l Sen. Joe) McCarthy we would never have toler· a~ed Aile~ Brewer · ..,. ..., "-'"• 1 ,.,... r::":""' ......w,, or even dreamed of the inroads upon the ttght of free speech on a university ca mpus that have occurred within the last two or three years," he says . ··The darkest day in the hist~ry of Stanford was surely that in which Dean RLlsk decided that he could not safely speak at Stanford." .U fa~ulties - tolerate suppression of free diSCU&SJon by the New Left. they will inevi· tably have to 'face attacks upon them by the er 1 ' . .. ·~ Unofficia(S~ints Lift ' ' ' ',.:J, .DAVID .' of the general rise In doctors' fees, which coincided with the advent of Medicare. of tbls io going to make poverty attractive or dlse<iurage people from trying to better themseives. What it could do, &ow~ ever, Ia ap,ur demancla that Medleare or "Legalald, ' or perhaps even govei'IU!ient· provide~~ automobile insurance or home mortgages be made available to all the people. . For Ifno person should be denied the bene· ftts of society because he baa no money neither should anyone be denied !11010 ftts because be bas just a littie money. And tt follows logically that if no one should be penalized becauso he has just a little money, neither ahould anyone be penalized because be bas a littie bit more than just a Utile. Some will call II socialism; some will c:aU it merely inevitable. It dapellds on 00. It fa handled and how far It Is allowed to go. Call It social equality. insurance. But as with any klbd of Insurance, wbelber privately run or goyernment-run, someone ultimately bas to pay the biD. Which brings us back to the inlddle clall. . ru~~~~~ - None Comm~nity Carner . . ••• .t .,. ,, . . • ' "" ' ' ~I I can history. . In the Revolution alone there was, for mstance, Peter Salem. At the Battle of Bunker Hill, it was he who shot the ranking British ol!icer, Major l'ltcalrn the same who had led !be l)ritish forces against the Minutemen at Lexington. Everyone bas heard of Molly Pitcher who manned her fallen husband's cannon at the Battle. of Monmouth. But virtually unknown. ,· to whites or Negroes. is Deborah Gannett a Negro girl whO served as a soldier in a Ma~s. ,ac~usetts regiment ·ln male disguise. She re,. ceived an honorable discharge and praise and .a penajon from the state legislature . Let Crispus . Atlucks stand as tbe symbol of !hese and many others. But let's not have any more holidays or school will never be ln session and nobody will learn anything. Students in Newark, scene of one of the bitterest racial riots of last year, had a holiday recently. The Board of Education officially declared March 5 at Crispus A!tucks Day. Attucks, a runaway slave and sometime seaman, a brawny mixture of Negro white and Indian genes, is commonly reme.;,bered as the first martyr of the Revolution. He was the first man shot down by the Redcoats in the famous Boston Massacre in 1770. As such he prohably has as authentic a claLm to herodom as any of the men we honor. Undoubtedly, other cities will now take a cue from N e wa r k and establish Crispus Attucks Day in response to Negro demands for recognition of the part they have played in tl>e bullatng of America. This will be a fine thing-if it sloJ!s there For there simply aren't enough days in tru; year to cover all the Negro heroes in Ameri- It is well-known that women will spare no ,1! "· ., ' • . <f' ."' . ,, c·· • • Publllbm' Ailxiliazy ., . "SEE! A B!-INDFOW JI,JST UI(E. HERS -ONLY LONGER!" . • i . By NOEl GROVE Murt>t~¥, Q-How did the fi""""lol diatnct of New York Citv g,t the populnr 11 am e of Wall A-In 1642 the Dutch buUt a public meeting bouse on the site of 73 Pearl St. In 1653, they erected a wall tp protect their settlement, frbm which Wall Street takes its name. . Tbls kind of retbatching Is not good enough for some men, however. Tiley are turning to hair transplant surgery , a long, tedious and terrifically e x p e n s i v e proeess in which clumps of balr aDd roots are removed from the more luxurious fringe regions of the cranium and implanted. in the upper desert areas. Thousands of men have undergone Ibis ordeal in the past five years, reports tb• Wall Street Journal. · Eacb transplant can cost from t5 to tz and the average patient requires :1)0 to 3QO, bf them . Yet even at these prices, the New York dermatologist who originated the tech· n1que tre•ts 100 patient& a week and is booked for two months in advance 1 Vanity, what did you say your n~me was? ,..• " '. ·I· 1• · BIG BILLS 'TioiEY'VE GOY··· i I' ' ' ' •, " f > .. ' ·' • ' I. ,. ~) ..' ' ,:,.,./ , ?' • • '• • • ' •• .- ' be IIlli to. Klr~rrllll, ·lor adcl!!lon.' ~J,:.IJOI'k IMilott hfa ilrs"•iuon: : . 'tilrtl ' - :llii, ~...... o!'bl' 12....... •...:;;:..--:-:.. iterli . . ' NE.VER. AAVE f>JN •• =~::~re- 1 />.LNOST NINE OUT OF \• ~-~'· m~ Ill- }.!lid • hospllit, •" Do It < ~hlldren ·~· ~~ ~ Street? '• year. .By Mro. J;ylo Balder8011 REEDSVU.LE - Mr. Yeago, band director ol Eastern School District. was in charge polrogrthamRlolrvltlie e ve gra~ wilt·.,._ -..,.ent WASHINQTON NDTEBDDK -:::a....,u~•c=-K,..,....,Q:-:-:u.a...z=- Secret·Is Out: 'Generator' ·Emits.:Capital Double-talk 'i:''ii'aith;aer May top(J!'r. ~ . expects business to double tbl& expense and endure almost any discomfort for the sake of beauty , from spending hours baking their heads nnder ~ryers to attempt· tng to teeter about on stilts wblle encased in body armor. Vanity it; indeed named woman. Men are different, of course. To be sure, they're supposedly becoming more fashion. conscious and sales of men's toiletries are zooming. But in general, men are content to present themselves for better or worse as nature made them. Tiley are! Take that most egiHhalt>rlng of affllctions-baldness. Correcting nature's shortcomings in this respect has become a $3!-milllon-a-year industry . Approximately 100,000 men bought toupees (now called hairpieces) In 1967, says a leading maker, who charges an average pr~ce of tl85 for a fail-safe and almost undeteclable CIUtAllf, W, VL Tho brldMloct is a 1965 graduate of Middl., 1>01'1 Hiab SChool and attO!lded Mountain 1lat• College. iile io PreoentJi employocl as secretary wltll the Ohio Division of wuo. llle Ill Atlien•. Sgt. Von Meter graillated ln.1965 from Wahama Hi8h Se.hool and his just returned !rom a 13 month tour o1 ducy In TalWall. The we.:ldlng will be an event ol March 23 at 4:30 Po m. at the Middleport C~h of Christ. The gracious custom ot.oPeD church w!U be obsmed. ~ch or the meeting ew ..,. ~A, o«tring these selections playocl by fourth dl,IDort.AIQilandflvtt11'111dcldldrto>IIQtlilll'itel>acro"thestage grade tonOtte class, Twinkle, to i'oceift I dlploJna tblt IIPrfDr, · · Twinkle Ulll~ Star, ~ Clown, 'aoa, Slturdar, Mrt. llartlnger'a David, gra41al8( in!mJI IE Teresa Swatzel; her dauShter; Ech o -~··t , --• - Time Pu2zle Sla\0 Uolvoratty. rocli~i Potta, .~brealo. -..»~.. BS c!qree 1n educat~GD. ll..' ·. Ohio SlaQ!, OiKl Mrs. Glen A<iams, Njirman Llnlor, Ot u.i foi'~atzol~' · Buchan1011 mer Betcy Hartlager of Colum. The trio will spend a week Hanbul, IIlli gradlalo from Ohio tliere vlsltlni: Capt. UK~ Mrs. num, . 'Pickens, Robert . ,VDJ.veraiQ", and .the same month Joe Tate (Sandy Potts) and Pierce, Ruth, Tommy JI1Y .~~op~, .......... of tlie dauShter, ·lllarcy,.lnd MIJor and Reed, and Barbara Andrews. tormor Mary o! !.Ira. R. R, Travfa. Th'e Iieglrmers Class (IUth and Miss Silo Summerhw. · .l.lldd!OIIOi't. ·from . slxtli students) playocl The . •. . ~~ . . u., Holzer llolpltlil Sc11ool of CHESI'Ell GJIRDEN Club mem. TWo TWI&· March, I LOve yo u . Mr. and Mra. lloxl1 T, &lmme$eld, · Nursing, bero have voiWJlOered to lend a Truly, Marines March, and Jet .are ~~~~~~ Ike of Three of Mrs, .u·••·-r's hind wltli tlie atago decoratklns .root March. Students were Bonto ltibori lllavla son of Mr. , Will r.,.';;i:"btat. fo'r tlie Mlu SOUthern Ohio re- nie Barrlng11r, Theresa Chlchealjol® 1, .Ree<IMlls. · . ilchciol ,dlplomal, 'llld II10J1 a r e sional eompotlllon in tlie Miss tor, Edward Gibbs, Marslla ~!eo lllih &:hooL ... . 3ei!I'OJ! lloilll frD!n Mllllieport America ~ Kimes, Regina Kimes, Karen ~Ji'llleril' · aoreeeptWn!O.. , .... J111!1 School; Debbie Jordan To CarTY out 111e ll!>l'llirtlieme Reed, and KIJ)IIng Reed. J, L. 111 POmeroy and'la .• o1 !he' roriner vlolei the 8I'OUP IIlli colorful artl. Advanced studenti (sixth, sevMr. Mur!>tl¥ a ·~r. lrWn ArllDston Hlgb ficlal Rower ac~plecesforthe Whlli •• Jlmmer Hartinger, area. Since Old-Ue Nickel Need 1011'of "-""•• ft<!m a hl8h aehool .,....... tbe nat!onsl papant, The p rod u c ll on of highlli .,., ve!L.. llev, · . ,Jrvlni Kar:<, Inca! dealer, will quality tools in ·canada and ~....!'Ill ' • As W. ll'iUear 'oi.,.od, • ~ ~ to tlie expenses the United States requires the . uat!Dna tor Mr'j : u•..H.;-r . { VI the flii.O'Afeoratlon. annual consumption of more • • ,. .• - - , . . . • . •' . than 235,000 tons of nickel· 1 containing iron and steel. AND SPEAKING ol 1968Rradustea, Steve Coots wltl llnilh hla 1\Wk at tlio !Urk..W• Schaol G( Osteoplltll,y. In lla,y. Curreoll.r Steve Ia clolns, ~ at a · ~spital •In st. Loula1 Mo., after ~ 1!1• paal' five WHka iD · Bald Truth About Men "'i·, llllbliLEPOR't ·~ Mrs. Dwight Frpst lo IIJIIIOuncing the""' ·gagement ~d II)Proac~ marriage of her daughter, Narsa., to Sgt. ~<If Van Meter, '!!!~ ol Mr, and Mro. Elmer Van Meter, ,il'B"'"""' .' ' ..... . .. \ Cemetery. · Pupils ,Give PTA Program HoeRiclf It waa 100thli' "togedMrneu•• acthit;y for the Gaakllia- Chailes opin thlo year wu In the role ollnterlocutor, and Echl Maxine sq and parformocl iD tile Jllln&trel circle. IT' S A YEAR ol grl<hlatlolia for"Mrs, VIolet llal'tlnier of Mill- ...J chell, Helen Reynolds, Bernice By Chorlflll$ Ema ~ Galk!U Jolnlld tho PhaliiiiX or minstrel veterans for tlie 1988 .Wellston lioiar)' ~hoW stiged Frtcla1 and Slturcla1 nliht&ln tile Wellston HliiJ Sehoollllditorlwn. . · . Negro Heroes-, I POMEROY .- Mr. and Mro, Elmer .F. Balle1 or Shade, Route I, are annolinc~ lh• onpg"'!'ont of their daughter, Soodl, to Gu.r Saraent. son o! Mr, andMrs1 John Sergent, or Pomeroy, Route 1. Miss. Bailey Is a oenlor at Pomeroy lllifl &:hooL Mr. S&rgent, a 1966 gradnste ol Pomeroy High &:hool, Ia attending school in YOUIJB&town. Wocldlng plsns are ~tete. ' IJ ! ' ...~ •• ti · Miss Norso Frosr < Churches:to .New .. . . The Middle Class Caught in Middle The middle class-tile hardworking, consuming, saving, taxpaying middle class-is tbe strength of the nation,' we, are often reminded. That strength is mucb put upon these days. A defenda~t in a criminal case, for in· stance. is better oil being flat broke than having a small nest egg, two legal experts said recently. According to Warren H. Lehman and Dallin H. oaks, professors of law at Wa<hington University and the University of Chicago respectively, lh' defense which lhe state can supply lhrougb lts public defender system is better than thai wblcb a tlefenclant in the lower middle class can al!ord. The Indigent defendant also has the advantage of having the costs of his appeals paid for by the state, whereas the defendant with limited funds may be forced to be content with an adverse lower court decision. Something similar Is true in regArd to medical costs today. Thanks to Medicare, the poor are enjoying health care they have loog deserved and have long been denied. But it is the middle class which is feeling the elects • Funeral services were held Monday atternoon In Parkers- Wlnn, Grace French, El!una K. burg, Burial was In MI. oUvet Clalwortliy, and Evelin Lewis. entll ned elghtli grade) presented MeditAtion, a trombone solo by David Weber; tnunpet solo by Jane Whitehead; clarinet solo, beChsnTson Moderne, by Rick Hau. :: _:: i :·: ::.. : r; rumpet Voluntary and Don tlie Field, by Paula 'Hauber, Rick Hauber, Robin Humphrey, Jane Whitehead and [)avid Weber. Ken Grif!ltli, Nelibborhood CO!nmlssloner, pr'IIOIIIod t h e president olthe PTA, Mrs. Vl'Iian l!UJnphrey, wltli~~tar the local Boy and Cub S c o u t Troops. Mrs. Hwnphreytlien))i'esented the charters to the Cub Scoutmaster, Charles Hall, and Boy Seoulma-. Dohrman Reed. The PTA meeting was OJlOIIOI! , wltli pra.,yer by Johrlny Kibble. A nominating committee was named with Dohrman Reed as0 chairman, others to oeTYe a r Warren Pickens and Joe Turner. Attendance banner wao awarded to Mrs. Franz• room. The eighth grade cia" held a bake sale, PTA members toted to contribute $25 to'prd tlie acholarllh(J) lund for a futuro teacher sponsored by tlie C<JIIIIf.Y C<llmcll PTA, Refreshments were served by the committee. FABRICS HOP ·in POMI;ROY has the . ' The Tri· W~~ fiivite you to V'tsit Selection 0, :. Pieee Goods In Into ' Vfarllrobe! •< 'efWith-· ~~~~colon, ' :: ::; · .;: ·· ·. :: :: :: .:: ::: •:: :: ::· . :: :: .· .· ,. :: :: ,. ~; : ,:. <· ':: Asling Jo sing abOut! It looks so beaut1full v. fertu mne on tts you ng l1ttle heel Then Joyce adds the flatt ery of a_great flat bow atop the softe ned square toe All·gtrl fasht~n m a season that loves romance. C h oost~ ~·o ur s m black patent or navy ktdskrn Or. why not have both? ' AAA, AA & B. Sizes 5\1 • IO Street Sor"lg $17.00 - Anv Size Avail;-ble Up~n Request �., ' .. ' ',.• .;,_ . .i ' .• ;;:., TliE~l; . . ' F~NDLY <;IRCIJ!. Trlnlt¥ ·united aturch ot Cbrl"' p, m.. at thl· ciu!i\:h;< l'u/1•Mor.~ h~thaP~\. _. · J.. -~<__ . , !fi'•• s PO~~Y tljAPI'Illl.ao1~- clal~w:callon 7:3j)p.m.IOcon- "¥f' •1i•·o H "' 28 Enroll in Be"... Beef • ..,r Glu.b ProJects . · ""t • ~ . ., ., : ,, · ,' ·,.. · ' · •. . ~....... . JuDe i3.iB . .at tlio Olk ....,~_...... Cl·"' .•• R L.R_ Hlll ' wumry .,..w, .~'"\'!"'! • N, y • . E!J:ecllvo !n',ll!'icll~· wlnnor; , .jl( thO. i.a ~-~ve PGA championships 'IIIII wlinoro of ell ~A tournllll"!!i~ ~ <Iii-month por!ocl ••_..,.lll:!' iUtometlcallr be>'· 'all&'lble • ' lor thla _year•o Open. · ;-:>'-~···· .· .the tll'st pi'GJect, They mel re;l:~:~ l8ltll. •-centl1 !lore. II the c_,E ......... ot. . [,. ":' WEJlNESDAY' • ·.W~JNG, TRJ\JL · ilARiJ,EN ,!lei~, ·eje~ '91f!~er~, ll)d de· NEW EXEMPTIO~S . , . ,. I l>!olli•: jameo' ..:I.!IDP:CE:PORT , ~enll'-41... ~ ,....... ,uo ;.;. ..:, .u' )'011111 - l e bove ienrolled In the s.- ~ - ."''l",..''•.'.:l',• ·~~to''' .. aeu.r ..... BOel Club (or 11 IIUU inlflc:era .,.. +"' - ,.,, .. · 'J" H ,)j'· ·"'_ '{ _ • , 1 ~ · ·' •"?Arc:i; . • 1-· .'I ·; ·tr' : .. ;·' ' . .. Cluii, T:30·p.m. at the Ohio·-- cW04.a.e ~ship IIlli open . NEW YORK (IJPn.- The U.S. ff' bo!;'·-!tllutaataco Torcb!ano· of lor lh''llr~ bioi projecL·, Go!( Aoood&Uon hal created '11ie Ohld -er Co. In a food Uoyd . BlackliOOll aild James two new classes o! exemption& ......... ...-.atioo·,gueatlltobemem- Moredllli ereco...tvlsora, ,'lboso 1 "'··•i•·tn• lor the '96& "be~r'""s.-."' j~ 'tlio ' · 'walk-- '" Rut!··• wi·""" to loin .... contact elth- · rom ,.... " • • ·· ••• ..... mW.. u.s. Ope~ •championship "' be WBdwood ind Rutland Friendly ~ l,fr, Blacklrooll or Mr. Maredant8n ciui>s.'\viDcung T r all dlth .. J!rojectsoolarere22 "'-r• Church, memi>ers io bring Dower ar- and 10 bollaro. Road, 1:30 rongsments lnd seed catalogs Jameo Meiedlth ~onleedo p. m. Invited. Bring song for diB(>la,y. Mrs. Walter sOntz and PrOPer (eedlni boblts. Mr. ' books and music. Is hoateSB. Members mal: bring Blakealee, 000111;)' extensl<r: ag, _; gliests. . · •IIIIi, · lil\ilowH results o! last . ' ' ·MONDAY BOSWORTH COIJNQIL 4$, It; , ~~ proje~ . . ·, CHESfER fT A, 8 p, m~ c;.'he,.. aiieoibiT, 1:·1· ~~~- 041eers elected "e r .• , , ,·_ ter ElsmentarY School, spelling and s. M. 30 p.m. Wednellda,y,l'ilmerolrMI· pro.-, Bob Rllchle1 .~I~ e , bee, program on health, election -) ' oonle Temple. · prealcleut, JBnlco J;;a~: sec-, · ot a nollllnallni committee. STANDARD FiRST aid course re)ary, VIckie Cllrr; ,trea~r, M- ~·· .' . ' • ,, By.' &t·~· ,,,,. ';, '-·•,J ,\, ~- fr -wnr: '. il ' . (• BIIGifi'EN UP YOIIl HOME. : ~ · . FOR SPRING WITH OQR· .·'llh}\>""i:.· '1 st¥ed vived the test of time and are In use todi.Y will be featured In • a demonstration to be given by I Annagrace Torchlano at a meetIng ol tho Winding Trail Gar- has done extensive research on !ood In BlbUcel limes. In h e r demoostratlon she compares ap.. petizera and main cour11s ind Ulustratea a lood review with a den Club to be held at 7:30 Wed- series o! sketches whlcb tie Ill ; nesda.Y night at the Ohio Power with her commenlaly. J Co. . I I - Mrs. Hennesy Reviews Topic 1 ! MIDVLEPORT - TlliPI,)'er• can look lor at leaat a 10 per cent surcharge to be levied oo thell' 1neome taX as the result of the current gold crisis, U the sentiments "<ltrlstlan llnity Begins at Home'' was 1he llludy book loplc reviewed by , Mrs. C. M. Heonei11 wllen the or a representative grot.f;) of the nation's bankers Provide 81\Y Indication. A survey W<en bY United Press lntemational obuwed that, almost Wlllllmouoly, the bankers thought the current gold crisis would llvorabiY aJ. teet the chiiiiCes o! pasa~ge of ; Afternoon Circle of the Wom- . en's Sodet;y of <ltrllllan Serv; ice' met Thurliday at H e a t 11 : Methodist Church. : Mrs. Walter Hayes presided ~ st the meeting with Mrs. Emereon Jones giving dovolloos us;' 1ng the theme, "Faith and Hap- - an income surtaX. ' ; pineas," Mrs. Jsmea Jividen, Mrs. Da: vid Entllllllnger, and Mrs, l'llrry : MUch were _,mod tn t h o : nomlnatlng commlttoe. Several : thaftk.you notes for valentine remembr.aru:e1 were . read. It was : ~"<~,W>i contri~ ~e ~ ! nma to\tard Ule purchase of new • choir rd>O •· · Mrs. Everette Davis, Mrs. E. M. Wood, and Mrll. Alme Mlller served a aalad cour ae: '$25 Donated Mssion Fund • · ·!ni''; i MDiDLEPORT - A<fj$ Coo· trlbutloo to the churcti'inlslund 1111 made wllon the Eleonor Circle mel 'Jburocla¥ night atllellh - o t Church. N:uned 1o a nominating comm1ttee achecUled to r..,ort Ii: AprU wore Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Loe Smith- and Mrs. Jean Mrs. Rose Thomas =.: Is WSCS Hostess . The Lor<l'l Prl,l'er In unloon oponed tho meeting COII<llcted by REEIJ5VILLE - The Reedsville W,S.C.S. met 1lilh Mrs. Rose 'Jbomes lor lholr Mareb mooting with the devollooal topic being Bear Olio Alllllher'o Burdens and B<rlpture readings and : prBJOrs by all. The vi"" preal: - . Mrs. Mary McboiJ, ...,_ oBctecl buslnm wllen . . - n · voted In continuo with hcllne mlo. oiooary project and peld a Worl4 . Day o! PrBJ0r Aoklng. A 1 elepiw1t oale was COilOllcted by . Mra. Nell WUsoo. RelrosbmfllliB were served to the aboVe and Mra. Dmlce '·., , ~raeue, Mra. Rushla 91umWQ, t Mra. Marpret Grounlclde, Mrs. VIvian iluJIIpbrtj>, Mra. I Dorolba Rlobel, Mrs. Ellen Britt, Mrs. Opal Raadolpb. and Mro. Ulllan Pickens. Mrs. ihmnWBJ wa• awarded the door prize. The D8XI meeting wUI be with Mro. f wu ..... M'rl, Enlte Ffa&er. Mrs. Galen l:lroim prolllllod the "Women o! the Bible" otudy, uslnil the llorloo o! Sarab, Rizpab, and I.Ydla. The St. Pllrlck's Day theme c:arrled out In tbo relrelb·ioble detoratlons. A yei. low !!oral piece cenl8red the 1111 i table. llandleys' Vacation In F1orida Ended I ' n..r•. P'· . '"'' ' ' ......~ ,_,' . ENGAGEMENT - Mr, and Mrs. Jlor4 . JOIIOS, lit. 2 Crown Qt;y, are tbe Oll(llgOIIIont c1 tbelr dau,ghtor, Allee Faye . Rarry Coughenour, IOii of Mr. and Mrs. Harry lit. I, Galllpolla. Mlas J01101 I& a graoBIIe of.·Hanljan Trace Hlgl: School and Ia pr.,_ -'1 employed with dMI ~Ity lJea!U. llopai'tment. Mr, Coogl:.. mur Is OmPloyed with Ellu>lr.a hn\ture CG. An April wecldlfW Is being plonnocl. . · ·I' Rio Garden,Ciub Program Given By Mrs. Northup ' ' Nonci Ilene Sbne LOIS ANN McCLIJRG Lois McClurg Engagement To Jack R. Walker is Announced no The Rev. Mr. andMrs.W,Dale - A.hlo.Walker ol ute 1, 'lfo. 1 6 McClurg ot Mcllermilt, Ohio are Inn, 0 Re Is a 9 0 grocliato announcing the engagenient and of Ga!Ua Acaclemy Hl8ll Scbool, II'Proachl~¥: merrlqe of tbelr attended Rio Grande Collage ahd 4ougbter, Lois Ann, to Mr. Jack graduated lrom Ill• Cln<:lru1atl R. Walker of lit. ILVInlon. College o! ~ llcilinco In· lil&S McClurg Ia a g r - e 1963. He is currently atationedot of Northwest High School In the Lockbourne Air Force Base In claso o! 1965. Sbe attended Hor.. Columbus, Olllo, attache4 I<! the RIO GRANDE - Mrs. George Northup reviewe4 the b o o k, Gardener, Go Home, ·by K e, u Kraft, r.. the Moroh mooting ol tho Rio Grande Garden Club. 1he ' mooting was held at I h e Baptist Church, Thursday eve- ... s_.., ··. DIIJIIJ WMIIIilitDI. Clla1U11t-.n lito; tanneaHIIMilll!li; ~1"1!!'1.' ' F..UU-;EIIaR!ZPJilf,SP,IY-.IAiil~ ' I . · r611iir 0pr 010:. Dillae ~.,... F•ur SUiolts. .llllmanr; PormllUIID e~tlcn )'OII&plnat lbe "Ar·w~· oaloomen. but be moves on "' new lerrilGO]' .,lth anwlnl opeed. Be'• tbe-doerr ..Joo.door tenn ~. . "ther""""UO" barplna. Hll oiled...,. might ranp fr9m Ill-~ vltamlno w hllh!YIDuted curo-alla. ' "·' _ Fantutici d.aiml pout from him in 1orre1Jti,. He I.o.inter*sleci:In a qulcl:: COI''1Jillllli<m ~all, not ·1n your heilth. '; U yqu ~ Y"\l~ medltol h~lp,, <=~~~ .: llbylldiim """" ,.to Oil your p: ·, ' iiiiiJIIIIrllf ...... lnelllf'M: ,.,._ ·w 'IIIII ' .. ._, Cmtrr &wiStem • Rll,_,m &~ .·· · ! . llllft•IIHIMIIIIC •t•··Cimltir·Onpai . T..es •·llo,sfll• ty 'IIHts ~ Cia• • Cllllctm' ltnls . . . . . . . . . . . ..~_... I ' . . . .,.~~ . ,• -~~ ' ,, ~~·- . tiNYITATIONI eTM. . . YOU eiRIDAL •••11nr n•~tel •PUNCH CUPI ltllll ~LAD 'L•UII • ll'lltfl'lo • .,.",. . n1ng. . Mrs. JllliiO& Clark presided over U.e meeting and Mrs. Ern· ost Blazer gave lite _.mg lhool!llt.. The groop voted to can·eel the AprU 1 meetiJ\s because o! 11o1y Week. The spring count;y meeting will ba held at the Rio· Grande BapZOJJ llo&Pltal School of Nurolng 12lst Tactleal AlrCommandbo.. Ust aturcb 'Jbur.s&.Y, April 18, In Gallipolis and ls currently en- Pita! ol tbe Ohio Air National at 7:30 p,m', rolled In Oh!D Ulllnrolt,y at Guard. 'Jb• book, reviewed by M r a. Portsmputh. · The srac~puJ •~•loin o! an Northup, ' gives ~ a!Mce Mr. Walker II the ion o! Gar.. DPen .. church -Tteddlng Ia •'lleq to gardinen. Mr~' Kntt OliJ)lalns lla CoWiij' Sberlf! and Mrs. v- Planri;ot• bul no • • as Ytl boo ' Gerilen1ng Ia "the only really been aet. qhlstlcat.t!! iport, b!Jl ,IIObo<ly ~ ···~~li ' "'4TtOIIAIY' · .IILV. . PUM(ill a0W1, eytiDDIN8 loo«e •ATTI:NDMJT ..... I Wo Art~ Memilol'1 Of The N•llonal Bridal Slrwla oiTiRLtiOII oCHIIIA . oCRYITAL oCAKE KIOlYIS eSTAIIOUSS FLATWARI, IDINIOIRWAU Sbop Our Wlndowo¥Clll'llLiloe-Whal>\'ou-·. ,. :Sd~Jrg:·::·ga·:~;1jV~§=~ =·~ ~~ . ~~ ~ ~~ :,. :,::"':!!l:;::~f:•':_ :i?li~r~~ L_..;~s;~~~~~·-·-~,j <)fT' ~ ·: !JJt«, .?. 1{QI'lt;V_ :.\~ ;l:@al/l · -_.,.l ._,j;.' ' · ' ·'I he tlent at GalllPollo Medical C.... tor HoBPltal, Boc>m 100. Sbe ~ !er!"l a broken hlP ·from a lalL Attondlng the SEQ LUe Unclerwr!ters mooting In Jackocm Frldey lrom Gali(J>ollo wore Claude v.ntols, Frank Hamilton and c. M. (Mac) McGinness. Guest speaker _was Herb M. Sleddclu, Fttrt~. ' '. ' HOLD EY£RTHING .: HAV·E l· •. ·c("(\eO 'Miti!JI . ~ Cniiler.llmmr 0111111111. ""1111 Riddle 010., 11ailk Willlllll, .• 0•1111 ..... Still Gllz. MIIJianl F11P$1n. Jtllnnr llllttsln,,Ell'lll 111'!141', : IJIIMtllll. I!W ttDailllls. Jaq • liar Certtz. Jollnnr ~n Slnpn, . ..FIIIliiiYII OJdJ., tnl Bun..tt,JIQ'Rllllrt a..lltt. Man Sllllmal; , · :. ~ Mlpa'd.fiiJIIUI; a.rtJ Slsllrt. Tbelll!l Fllill~. Coplllt Franclr, . · ·. " ,..., Edwlrdl. iltGintrJI,IIItiiiRueOtcll.• IIMbr.(el, ot.i!Jiitt. ·llll!J lll:CIIJt;OU Brtllf;'!II stlils.·C100111111'1ilitt; Jlclde.Misll, " ......... Slmllt.•llllr f*tlnt,lallt ....... ·~ $M,;rl11. ". ~.., CIJaJIII. ,.._ ~ J" W~~R~m,.~~~~··· b<ooddl,l'U..,~ POMEIIOY - Me Ri1 E. Juo- · POMEROY _ Mr. and MrO. til, !ostor oon of Mr. and Mro, Daoey AnM!ld,362BaronoiiWif Olear Babcock, who I s - staGabaona, are IIIDDUIIClng ·~ tlonod at Rravis Air Force Baoe, . ~ it a lOll, John Kevin, Jfardi ' Callt., wao ealled homo .-.e 1.0 li, It Rlveralclt llo~j~ltal In C... llle of hi• awtt, Flol'ODCo Jn"uu _. · . Llmberpr. . 'Jbl•' Ia tho Rnt cldld ot. the ~.l; ~ ~ I 15-dii,Y fur~·· GriiHPrentt art: Kr:'};'~ ·I t home. he left 'ruUdll and llr"- E - 'lll<bo.., Ml$ .~ ovalllJw, oeconopau!OII bY hl.ocouMts. Juno ~ ,~ ~Yid tllggo, to Columbus. llliYmOna ";Mtf!011. . HI• addroSI I• .j.,l c .. . and gr..,..,; ~' If-~ ,Justis 1160Hl8, &Othl !Irs. Jo~ .? ~lt· _l'ollce Sq., ~.M.l~ ~ · lllld JU&,' , 1,1 '""' 12, Travls Air Foree '" '·' ' .... ..,., &naa . ·m ;--. RnllniiJCI!IftJ,IIaJ Foster Son Called Home to Funeral 'it ..,cc !:alit• I·•~'- ~ DRAPES . Tu•• Thll apoc~eo _.,~oom Birth of Son is .Being Announced . chael: • Orlan<lo and Sara-. Florida. 1Ugbll8lll of their tnurs waothe dme apent at Cope Kennedy. Host ror the eGicallonal tnur of the Cope was Mr. and Mro. Clyde Morton, formerly o! Culloden, W. va., now living In Orlanolo wllUe Mr. Mortoo Is COl the eW! of -.orkera altho CIIJO, Mr. and Mrs. Handley had planned w take up psrmanent residence In Florida but bavo returned to IIIlo area to the Kaiser AlwnJDum and <ltemlcal Co~p>r' at1on. Ravenswood Works, where Mr. llandl01 Is af!lllated with Rulhraul! Englneero and CootriCtDrs of Plttoburl!ll, Penna. sYRACUSE - A blrlhdo¥ par17 boaoriJw MrO, Edith Tealor4 o! -IVIlle w1s held at the bomo cl hor oon and clluil>t.,_ '.o-law, Mr. aod Mrs. Vlrsli T• lord, 'l'blrd st., on March S. Guo&tl wore Mr. CecUTootord o! lllnoriVIlle; Mr. and Mra, John Wo,y• Tealord, Brlan and Belli, o! Pomeroy; Mrs. Henry Beltl, Eric, Tlm.my, and Nancy, o! llaeille, and Mra. Rutl1 cdlll, local. . Relatives Come For funeral . CGunty following a vacation in Party on Birthday ,, ,._ •, '"i.'op RAVENSWOOD - Mr. and lira. R. L. Handley have r$med tn their home In Jackaon Mrs. Teaford Given •' I ·READ·J,.MADE TWIN CITY SIIRINETTES at belng held at Raclno each Thurs. llobble Keeba..,; b_~1fi ; ,an4 7:30 p.m. In the social room dey at the. Baptist Cburch, this oatot;y, llarr7 Slawle~: ~- . ...lo. at 7·30 P m. <II Wed· Uoo leader, chuck ~~ reo! 111e Columbus & !butbem Olllo Week ~..... . " ~ ,' " · • porter ~1!n Betz, . · ,;. • · Electric Co-"Y. · Mooting neocla¥. · · 111 ,a~on 1o lhnbove; ,l).em. chaaged !rom Mar. THURSDAY · berll tWfsent were · Lawra MIMembers of the Walk-lit, Rut- 21. . ; OHIO VALLEY COMMAND-. chltl ~ -Jltanailrueser r.OulseMIland, WUdwood, and Rutland . CANDY STRIPERS, V~rana . ERY 24, Knlgbl T~s, """ Mark,Mill", Da~~Nease; Friendly Gar4en Clllba have b.., Memorial HoB(>ltal, at 7:30p.m., clal convocallop II) #ml.• r Cborl.. toot, Eclw1Ji cw~a, Ste1nvUed as guests for tbe meet- cafeteria of the hosplt'ai. All f8mple degree, 7:30 l!'lri•.'lblitl· yen Sta!(ey, KlllllllJ' Plei-ca.- rueIng, Wln4lng Trail Garden Club day at Pomeroy Mloonlc ·Tom- 11y Pierce; Kenneth ilolen,'Lorry members urged to attend~ members will have a display RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, Ple. Mees, Paul Cross, Ray Frank, ol Rower ll'l'IIISODienls and seed 7:30 p.m., at grade ochool; "Fa.GUEST NIGHT, Middleport l!,yroo McCoy, Mike Bonedum, catalogs. Mrs. Walter Bentz will iller a Nigftt, fathers only count- ChU4 Conservation Leaaue, 7:- cella MeCoy. •\'' be hostess for 1he meeting. ed lor room bonner; nominat- 30 p.m. Thursday, COlumbus and SIZES 50xA)7Sli61, Ing coJIUJilttOe 1o be elected. Sec. !butbern Olllo Electric Co. ofU10x63, 50d0, ·. IN CITED UMT Ond grade mothers ba~e refresh- flee; Kiddie Eaoter pori!' theme. · 7~x90, 1001i90, .. stall s.tgeant Paul E. Lacy, ments, ruth grade room mother~ .r . and 150x90 ., w provide babyolttero. PLAN SUPPER oon of Mr&, COra Lacy of Rt- 7, RACINE Elementary PTA, ' RIJFLAND The RuUend lloPklnovillo, Ky., has been rec'Also: 451nch·Lelll!ths ... ognized lor hoJI>lng hls unit earn 7:30 p. m. at the grade school; PTA wUI BPClnsor a Jitney •Ill>- tho U. S. Air Force OUtstanding MIDDLEPORT - several out- Father• Nl8ll~ and nominating per Frida¥ at the Rutland el.,_ Unit Award. A securlt;y pollee of-town relatives were here for committee appointed; refresh- mentary school with serving to superlvlsor Ill the !37th Military the recent funeral services of mente served by second grade be hold from 3' 30 1o 8 p.m. Airlift Wing at Charleston AFB, Mrs. J. B. Ha,yes held at Ches- a'OOID mothers. Babysttten pro- Following supper, lsquaredanee s, C.,willwearadlstinctlvesen· vided by fifth grade room mothter. wiD be held Ill tho school gymers. nasium. Dancing wtll be from 8 ice ribbon as a pe~nt deeol'At a c!lnner on the dot o! the LYDIA CIRCLE, uniiod Meth- '" 11 nd adml 1o · Is •• allon. HI& wife, MlrJorle, Is the funeral at the home ol the Rev. p,m. 1 n .. daugt:ter o! Mrs. Earl Gardner " odist Church, Pomeroy, Mon,day and Mrs. FrankCheesebrewwere · · Both events are oPen tn . o! Rt- 1 Langsville. Mrs. 0. M. Martin, Mrs. Jean 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ker- the PubUc. ' Moore, Mrs. Cleo Ll.rtz, and Mr. mit Walloo. COMBINED MEETING, Ladles and Mrs. Stanley Martin, all ot Auxiliary and Candystrlpers, at Westerville; Mrs. John Slolar of Lorain; Robert Waugh, Mrs. Veterans Memorial RoB(>ltal, 6:Grace Elchensebr, Mr. and Mro. 30 p.m. Mondey. Dr. ROIB, LaJolin Platt, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. kin, guest speaker. REEDSVILLE-LONG BO'M'OM Kenneth Well, and Mr. and. Mrs. Homemakers Club Mondey, 7 p. R~ssell Balnum, ell o! Columm., at llle home of Mrs. Donald bus; and Clifford Hayes and Myers; program tqrlc, u Q Ul c k son, Gregory, of Mlcl4leport. Meal a!' Amon8 ~~~~ !rlll)d• """ ~ POMEROY CHAPTER 80, BPO··t:r· ·tOr ·the ,Nteral aemees were cia! convocatloo MDndey, 7:30 Mtai-Golitie Pta\lfol Plililt1'1eosant; Mlaa Ellie Prlce, Mrs. E. p.m. Royal Arch delll'Oe In be . J. Prl... and Mrs. LOrra!neTa,y- conferred. James S. Bucltaasn, lor of st. Albans, w. va. Mes- hll!l1 pries~ rOCJiests all comsases o! sympelh,y came from j)ll)iona and officers to attend. THEODORVS COUNCIL 17, Mrs. Ha,yeo• ool,)' brother, Eber Lane, aDd hi& 11011, Orin Lane, Daushters of Amerlea, 7:30p.m. o! Nlapra Falls, N. Y, who IOOF ball. Atlendaace urged. .. SOUTHERN LOCAL Atbletlc were unable tn attend the fUBoosters, 7:30p.m. Moncla.Y, Raneral. cine IUI!Il School. All lnleroated Mrs. llal'es had reolded In MldIn -all program urged In atdl..,ort for the past 12 yean. tone!. HAS SURGERY TUESDAY PORTLAND- Mrs. Henrietta BOSWORTII COIJNCIL 46, Roy; McDade, Portland, basunderaono al and SOiect Mutera, ll)lclel llliJor surgery at Gutltrle !los- auombly tn coni'er royal and Pita! In Hohtlngtnn, w. Va. Sbe oeloct mostor cle(lroe, 7:30 p. Is l'fi'Orted tn be recUPerating m. at the Pomeroy Ml· - t o r l l y and e>pects 1o be oonlc TemPIO, taken 1D the home of her daugbMIDDLEPORT ClllLll Conserter, Mrs, Gerald E. Ours, In vatloo League !lanley pori!' ID H~ wlthln tbe next week. be held at 7:30 p.m. Tue., Columbia Gas of Ohio oil!... Vtsrr PATIENT'" Memben asked to' bring guella. POMEROY - Tho Rev. and GROUP D, Worn•'• Assocla~ Art18tlll•~l...,: Mrs. Edward Gr!nley, Loxlne- Uon, 7:30 p.m. Tueocla¥ at Mldton, and llr, and lira. Rlehard dl..,ort First lJnlted Preab)>ter. TIIJ lenlllll, E- Brtt, TllllJ1.11lllis &Tile S~lndllls: Vic DiiJ!IIII. Grindley, violted Thursdo¥ with lan <lturch; Mrs. F.dcl!e Burlcett, Cllns$11p1..., ~~. Mn. Thelma Custer who has hostelll. been apaUecUt Vetorons :uen.. . SIZUW • • llc8lln Slstln.lllll Crt!Q, Michaels. J"mr Rlpn, orlal Hospital. Foodstuffs Survive Time's Test POMEROY - COinmollplace Miss Torchlano, a home econ~ BlbUcal !oodslulls that have BUr- omtst tor the Ohio Power Co., • r MAME _.; .,I' - ' '·'·- ',,!,.:~ ~- o\ ,,ee . ,.. ·- '· '> s8,o~laoS ' Save up to 24". . .•· ' ' ' OI;'Op ~verythi))g else, and· come to our Annual ~le of ~~rv~us Cameos. Every style, every col· OJ ·;' !~• Nylons with famou s Cit, lender tints. · 'WI>DdenUI ,wea~. Your legs deserve an armful. ' ' ' ' • REG. s.\:~ PRICE . PAIR 1.3& l.Q 1.35 ' 1.01 1.35 lj)l .1.50 ' :; r~JR " ·,), U4 ·'" ' .. �., ' .. ' ',.• .;,_ . .i ' .• ;;:., TliE~l; . . ' F~NDLY <;IRCIJ!. Trlnlt¥ ·united aturch ot Cbrl"' p, m.. at thl· ciu!i\:h;< l'u/1•Mor.~ h~thaP~\. _. · J.. -~<__ . , !fi'•• s PO~~Y tljAPI'Illl.ao1~- clal~w:callon 7:3j)p.m.IOcon- "¥f' •1i•·o H "' 28 Enroll in Be"... Beef • ..,r Glu.b ProJects . · ""t • ~ . ., ., : ,, · ,' ·,.. · ' · •. . ~....... . JuDe i3.iB . .at tlio Olk ....,~_...... Cl·"' .•• R L.R_ Hlll ' wumry .,..w, .~'"\'!"'! • N, y • . E!J:ecllvo !n',ll!'icll~· wlnnor; , .jl( thO. i.a ~-~ve PGA championships 'IIIII wlinoro of ell ~A tournllll"!!i~ ~ <Iii-month por!ocl ••_..,.lll:!' iUtometlcallr be>'· 'all&'lble • ' lor thla _year•o Open. · ;-:>'-~···· .· .the tll'st pi'GJect, They mel re;l:~:~ l8ltll. •-centl1 !lore. II the c_,E ......... ot. . [,. ":' WEJlNESDAY' • ·.W~JNG, TRJ\JL · ilARiJ,EN ,!lei~, ·eje~ '91f!~er~, ll)d de· NEW EXEMPTIO~S . , . ,. I l>!olli•: jameo' ..:I.!IDP:CE:PORT , ~enll'-41... ~ ,....... ,uo ;.;. ..:, .u' )'011111 - l e bove ienrolled In the s.- ~ - ."''l",..''•.'.:l',• ·~~to''' .. aeu.r ..... BOel Club (or 11 IIUU inlflc:era .,.. +"' - ,.,, .. · 'J" H ,)j'· ·"'_ '{ _ • , 1 ~ · ·' •"?Arc:i; . • 1-· .'I ·; ·tr' : .. ;·' ' . .. Cluii, T:30·p.m. at the Ohio·-- cW04.a.e ~ship IIlli open . NEW YORK (IJPn.- The U.S. ff' bo!;'·-!tllutaataco Torcb!ano· of lor lh''llr~ bioi projecL·, Go!( Aoood&Uon hal created '11ie Ohld -er Co. In a food Uoyd . BlackliOOll aild James two new classes o! exemption& ......... ...-.atioo·,gueatlltobemem- Moredllli ereco...tvlsora, ,'lboso 1 "'··•i•·tn• lor the '96& "be~r'""s.-."' j~ 'tlio ' · 'walk-- '" Rut!··• wi·""" to loin .... contact elth- · rom ,.... " • • ·· ••• ..... mW.. u.s. Ope~ •championship "' be WBdwood ind Rutland Friendly ~ l,fr, Blacklrooll or Mr. Maredant8n ciui>s.'\viDcung T r all dlth .. J!rojectsoolarere22 "'-r• Church, memi>ers io bring Dower ar- and 10 bollaro. Road, 1:30 rongsments lnd seed catalogs Jameo Meiedlth ~onleedo p. m. Invited. Bring song for diB(>la,y. Mrs. Walter sOntz and PrOPer (eedlni boblts. Mr. ' books and music. Is hoateSB. Members mal: bring Blakealee, 000111;)' extensl<r: ag, _; gliests. . · •IIIIi, · lil\ilowH results o! last . ' ' ·MONDAY BOSWORTH COIJNQIL 4$, It; , ~~ proje~ . . ·, CHESfER fT A, 8 p, m~ c;.'he,.. aiieoibiT, 1:·1· ~~~- 041eers elected "e r .• , , ,·_ ter ElsmentarY School, spelling and s. M. 30 p.m. Wednellda,y,l'ilmerolrMI· pro.-, Bob Rllchle1 .~I~ e , bee, program on health, election -) ' oonle Temple. · prealcleut, JBnlco J;;a~: sec-, · ot a nollllnallni committee. STANDARD FiRST aid course re)ary, VIckie Cllrr; ,trea~r, M- ~·· .' . ' • ,, By.' &t·~· ,,,,. ';, '-·•,J ,\, ~- fr -wnr: '. il ' . (• BIIGifi'EN UP YOIIl HOME. : ~ · . FOR SPRING WITH OQR· .·'llh}\>""i:.· '1 st¥ed vived the test of time and are In use todi.Y will be featured In • a demonstration to be given by I Annagrace Torchlano at a meetIng ol tho Winding Trail Gar- has done extensive research on !ood In BlbUcel limes. In h e r demoostratlon she compares ap.. petizera and main cour11s ind Ulustratea a lood review with a den Club to be held at 7:30 Wed- series o! sketches whlcb tie Ill ; nesda.Y night at the Ohio Power with her commenlaly. J Co. . I I - Mrs. Hennesy Reviews Topic 1 ! MIDVLEPORT - TlliPI,)'er• can look lor at leaat a 10 per cent surcharge to be levied oo thell' 1neome taX as the result of the current gold crisis, U the sentiments "<ltrlstlan llnity Begins at Home'' was 1he llludy book loplc reviewed by , Mrs. C. M. Heonei11 wllen the or a representative grot.f;) of the nation's bankers Provide 81\Y Indication. A survey W<en bY United Press lntemational obuwed that, almost Wlllllmouoly, the bankers thought the current gold crisis would llvorabiY aJ. teet the chiiiiCes o! pasa~ge of ; Afternoon Circle of the Wom- . en's Sodet;y of <ltrllllan Serv; ice' met Thurliday at H e a t 11 : Methodist Church. : Mrs. Walter Hayes presided ~ st the meeting with Mrs. Emereon Jones giving dovolloos us;' 1ng the theme, "Faith and Hap- - an income surtaX. ' ; pineas," Mrs. Jsmea Jividen, Mrs. Da: vid Entllllllnger, and Mrs, l'llrry : MUch were _,mod tn t h o : nomlnatlng commlttoe. Several : thaftk.you notes for valentine remembr.aru:e1 were . read. It was : ~"<~,W>i contri~ ~e ~ ! nma to\tard Ule purchase of new • choir rd>O •· · Mrs. Everette Davis, Mrs. E. M. Wood, and Mrll. Alme Mlller served a aalad cour ae: '$25 Donated Mssion Fund • · ·!ni''; i MDiDLEPORT - A<fj$ Coo· trlbutloo to the churcti'inlslund 1111 made wllon the Eleonor Circle mel 'Jburocla¥ night atllellh - o t Church. N:uned 1o a nominating comm1ttee achecUled to r..,ort Ii: AprU wore Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Loe Smith- and Mrs. Jean Mrs. Rose Thomas =.: Is WSCS Hostess . The Lor<l'l Prl,l'er In unloon oponed tho meeting COII<llcted by REEIJ5VILLE - The Reedsville W,S.C.S. met 1lilh Mrs. Rose 'Jbomes lor lholr Mareb mooting with the devollooal topic being Bear Olio Alllllher'o Burdens and B<rlpture readings and : prBJOrs by all. The vi"" preal: - . Mrs. Mary McboiJ, ...,_ oBctecl buslnm wllen . . - n · voted In continuo with hcllne mlo. oiooary project and peld a Worl4 . Day o! PrBJ0r Aoklng. A 1 elepiw1t oale was COilOllcted by . Mra. Nell WUsoo. RelrosbmfllliB were served to the aboVe and Mra. Dmlce '·., , ~raeue, Mra. Rushla 91umWQ, t Mra. Marpret Grounlclde, Mrs. VIvian iluJIIpbrtj>, Mra. I Dorolba Rlobel, Mrs. Ellen Britt, Mrs. Opal Raadolpb. and Mro. Ulllan Pickens. Mrs. ihmnWBJ wa• awarded the door prize. The D8XI meeting wUI be with Mro. f wu ..... M'rl, Enlte Ffa&er. Mrs. Galen l:lroim prolllllod the "Women o! the Bible" otudy, uslnil the llorloo o! Sarab, Rizpab, and I.Ydla. The St. Pllrlck's Day theme c:arrled out In tbo relrelb·ioble detoratlons. A yei. low !!oral piece cenl8red the 1111 i table. llandleys' Vacation In F1orida Ended I ' n..r•. P'· . '"'' ' ' ......~ ,_,' . ENGAGEMENT - Mr, and Mrs. Jlor4 . JOIIOS, lit. 2 Crown Qt;y, are tbe Oll(llgOIIIont c1 tbelr dau,ghtor, Allee Faye . Rarry Coughenour, IOii of Mr. and Mrs. Harry lit. I, Galllpolla. Mlas J01101 I& a graoBIIe of.·Hanljan Trace Hlgl: School and Ia pr.,_ -'1 employed with dMI ~Ity lJea!U. llopai'tment. Mr, Coogl:.. mur Is OmPloyed with Ellu>lr.a hn\ture CG. An April wecldlfW Is being plonnocl. . · ·I' Rio Garden,Ciub Program Given By Mrs. Northup ' ' Nonci Ilene Sbne LOIS ANN McCLIJRG Lois McClurg Engagement To Jack R. Walker is Announced no The Rev. Mr. andMrs.W,Dale - A.hlo.Walker ol ute 1, 'lfo. 1 6 McClurg ot Mcllermilt, Ohio are Inn, 0 Re Is a 9 0 grocliato announcing the engagenient and of Ga!Ua Acaclemy Hl8ll Scbool, II'Proachl~¥: merrlqe of tbelr attended Rio Grande Collage ahd 4ougbter, Lois Ann, to Mr. Jack graduated lrom Ill• Cln<:lru1atl R. Walker of lit. ILVInlon. College o! ~ llcilinco In· lil&S McClurg Ia a g r - e 1963. He is currently atationedot of Northwest High School In the Lockbourne Air Force Base In claso o! 1965. Sbe attended Hor.. Columbus, Olllo, attache4 I<! the RIO GRANDE - Mrs. George Northup reviewe4 the b o o k, Gardener, Go Home, ·by K e, u Kraft, r.. the Moroh mooting ol tho Rio Grande Garden Club. 1he ' mooting was held at I h e Baptist Church, Thursday eve- ... s_.., ··. DIIJIIJ WMIIIilitDI. Clla1U11t-.n lito; tanneaHIIMilll!li; ~1"1!!'1.' ' F..UU-;EIIaR!ZPJilf,SP,IY-.IAiil~ ' I . · r611iir 0pr 010:. Dillae ~.,... F•ur SUiolts. .llllmanr; PormllUIID e~tlcn )'OII&plnat lbe "Ar·w~· oaloomen. but be moves on "' new lerrilGO]' .,lth anwlnl opeed. Be'• tbe-doerr ..Joo.door tenn ~. . "ther""""UO" barplna. Hll oiled...,. might ranp fr9m Ill-~ vltamlno w hllh!YIDuted curo-alla. ' "·' _ Fantutici d.aiml pout from him in 1orre1Jti,. He I.o.inter*sleci:In a qulcl:: COI''1Jillllli<m ~all, not ·1n your heilth. '; U yqu ~ Y"\l~ medltol h~lp,, <=~~~ .: llbylldiim """" ,.to Oil your p: ·, ' iiiiiJIIIIrllf ...... lnelllf'M: ,.,._ ·w 'IIIII ' .. ._, Cmtrr &wiStem • Rll,_,m &~ .·· · ! . llllft•IIHIMIIIIC •t•··Cimltir·Onpai . T..es •·llo,sfll• ty 'IIHts ~ Cia• • Cllllctm' ltnls . . . . . . . . . . . ..~_... I ' . . . .,.~~ . ,• -~~ ' ,, ~~·- . tiNYITATIONI eTM. . . YOU eiRIDAL •••11nr n•~tel •PUNCH CUPI ltllll ~LAD 'L•UII • ll'lltfl'lo • .,.",. . n1ng. . Mrs. JllliiO& Clark presided over U.e meeting and Mrs. Ern· ost Blazer gave lite _.mg lhool!llt.. The groop voted to can·eel the AprU 1 meetiJ\s because o! 11o1y Week. The spring count;y meeting will ba held at the Rio· Grande BapZOJJ llo&Pltal School of Nurolng 12lst Tactleal AlrCommandbo.. Ust aturcb 'Jbur.s&.Y, April 18, In Gallipolis and ls currently en- Pita! ol tbe Ohio Air National at 7:30 p,m', rolled In Oh!D Ulllnrolt,y at Guard. 'Jb• book, reviewed by M r a. Portsmputh. · The srac~puJ •~•loin o! an Northup, ' gives ~ a!Mce Mr. Walker II the ion o! Gar.. DPen .. church -Tteddlng Ia •'lleq to gardinen. Mr~' Kntt OliJ)lalns lla CoWiij' Sberlf! and Mrs. v- Planri;ot• bul no • • as Ytl boo ' Gerilen1ng Ia "the only really been aet. qhlstlcat.t!! iport, b!Jl ,IIObo<ly ~ ···~~li ' "'4TtOIIAIY' · .IILV. . PUM(ill a0W1, eytiDDIN8 loo«e •ATTI:NDMJT ..... I Wo Art~ Memilol'1 Of The N•llonal Bridal Slrwla oiTiRLtiOII oCHIIIA . oCRYITAL oCAKE KIOlYIS eSTAIIOUSS FLATWARI, IDINIOIRWAU Sbop Our Wlndowo¥Clll'llLiloe-Whal>\'ou-·. ,. :Sd~Jrg:·::·ga·:~;1jV~§=~ =·~ ~~ . ~~ ~ ~~ :,. :,::"':!!l:;::~f:•':_ :i?li~r~~ L_..;~s;~~~~~·-·-~,j <)fT' ~ ·: !JJt«, .?. 1{QI'lt;V_ :.\~ ;l:@al/l · -_.,.l ._,j;.' ' · ' ·'I he tlent at GalllPollo Medical C.... tor HoBPltal, Boc>m 100. Sbe ~ !er!"l a broken hlP ·from a lalL Attondlng the SEQ LUe Unclerwr!ters mooting In Jackocm Frldey lrom Gali(J>ollo wore Claude v.ntols, Frank Hamilton and c. M. (Mac) McGinness. Guest speaker _was Herb M. Sleddclu, Fttrt~. ' '. ' HOLD EY£RTHING .: HAV·E l· •. ·c("(\eO 'Miti!JI . ~ Cniiler.llmmr 0111111111. ""1111 Riddle 010., 11ailk Willlllll, .• 0•1111 ..... Still Gllz. MIIJianl F11P$1n. Jtllnnr llllttsln,,Ell'lll 111'!141', : IJIIMtllll. I!W ttDailllls. Jaq • liar Certtz. Jollnnr ~n Slnpn, . ..FIIIliiiYII OJdJ., tnl Bun..tt,JIQ'Rllllrt a..lltt. Man Sllllmal; , · :. ~ Mlpa'd.fiiJIIUI; a.rtJ Slsllrt. Tbelll!l Fllill~. Coplllt Franclr, . · ·. " ,..., Edwlrdl. iltGintrJI,IIItiiiRueOtcll.• IIMbr.(el, ot.i!Jiitt. ·llll!J lll:CIIJt;OU Brtllf;'!II stlils.·C100111111'1ilitt; Jlclde.Misll, " ......... Slmllt.•llllr f*tlnt,lallt ....... ·~ $M,;rl11. ". ~.., CIJaJIII. ,.._ ~ J" W~~R~m,.~~~~··· b<ooddl,l'U..,~ POMEIIOY - Me Ri1 E. Juo- · POMEROY _ Mr. and MrO. til, !ostor oon of Mr. and Mro, Daoey AnM!ld,362BaronoiiWif Olear Babcock, who I s - staGabaona, are IIIDDUIIClng ·~ tlonod at Rravis Air Force Baoe, . ~ it a lOll, John Kevin, Jfardi ' Callt., wao ealled homo .-.e 1.0 li, It Rlveralclt llo~j~ltal In C... llle of hi• awtt, Flol'ODCo Jn"uu _. · . Llmberpr. . 'Jbl•' Ia tho Rnt cldld ot. the ~.l; ~ ~ I 15-dii,Y fur~·· GriiHPrentt art: Kr:'};'~ ·I t home. he left 'ruUdll and llr"- E - 'lll<bo.., Ml$ .~ ovalllJw, oeconopau!OII bY hl.ocouMts. Juno ~ ,~ ~Yid tllggo, to Columbus. llliYmOna ";Mtf!011. . HI• addroSI I• .j.,l c .. . and gr..,..,; ~' If-~ ,Justis 1160Hl8, &Othl !Irs. Jo~ .? ~lt· _l'ollce Sq., ~.M.l~ ~ · lllld JU&,' , 1,1 '""' 12, Travls Air Foree '" '·' ' .... ..,., &naa . ·m ;--. RnllniiJCI!IftJ,IIaJ Foster Son Called Home to Funeral 'it ..,cc !:alit• I·•~'- ~ DRAPES . Tu•• Thll apoc~eo _.,~oom Birth of Son is .Being Announced . chael: • Orlan<lo and Sara-. Florida. 1Ugbll8lll of their tnurs waothe dme apent at Cope Kennedy. Host ror the eGicallonal tnur of the Cope was Mr. and Mro. Clyde Morton, formerly o! Culloden, W. va., now living In Orlanolo wllUe Mr. Mortoo Is COl the eW! of -.orkera altho CIIJO, Mr. and Mrs. Handley had planned w take up psrmanent residence In Florida but bavo returned to IIIlo area to the Kaiser AlwnJDum and <ltemlcal Co~p>r' at1on. Ravenswood Works, where Mr. llandl01 Is af!lllated with Rulhraul! Englneero and CootriCtDrs of Plttoburl!ll, Penna. sYRACUSE - A blrlhdo¥ par17 boaoriJw MrO, Edith Tealor4 o! -IVIlle w1s held at the bomo cl hor oon and clluil>t.,_ '.o-law, Mr. aod Mrs. Vlrsli T• lord, 'l'blrd st., on March S. Guo&tl wore Mr. CecUTootord o! lllnoriVIlle; Mr. and Mra, John Wo,y• Tealord, Brlan and Belli, o! Pomeroy; Mrs. Henry Beltl, Eric, Tlm.my, and Nancy, o! llaeille, and Mra. Rutl1 cdlll, local. . Relatives Come For funeral . CGunty following a vacation in Party on Birthday ,, ,._ •, '"i.'op RAVENSWOOD - Mr. and lira. R. L. Handley have r$med tn their home In Jackaon Mrs. Teaford Given •' I ·READ·J,.MADE TWIN CITY SIIRINETTES at belng held at Raclno each Thurs. llobble Keeba..,; b_~1fi ; ,an4 7:30 p.m. In the social room dey at the. Baptist Cburch, this oatot;y, llarr7 Slawle~: ~- . ...lo. at 7·30 P m. <II Wed· Uoo leader, chuck ~~ reo! 111e Columbus & !butbem Olllo Week ~..... . " ~ ,' " · • porter ~1!n Betz, . · ,;. • · Electric Co-"Y. · Mooting neocla¥. · · 111 ,a~on 1o lhnbove; ,l).em. chaaged !rom Mar. THURSDAY · berll tWfsent were · Lawra MIMembers of the Walk-lit, Rut- 21. . ; OHIO VALLEY COMMAND-. chltl ~ -Jltanailrueser r.OulseMIland, WUdwood, and Rutland . CANDY STRIPERS, V~rana . ERY 24, Knlgbl T~s, """ Mark,Mill", Da~~Nease; Friendly Gar4en Clllba have b.., Memorial HoB(>ltal, at 7:30p.m., clal convocallop II) #ml.• r Cborl.. toot, Eclw1Ji cw~a, Ste1nvUed as guests for tbe meet- cafeteria of the hosplt'ai. All f8mple degree, 7:30 l!'lri•.'lblitl· yen Sta!(ey, KlllllllJ' Plei-ca.- rueIng, Wln4lng Trail Garden Club day at Pomeroy Mloonlc ·Tom- 11y Pierce; Kenneth ilolen,'Lorry members urged to attend~ members will have a display RACINE ELEMENTARY PTA, Ple. Mees, Paul Cross, Ray Frank, ol Rower ll'l'IIISODienls and seed 7:30 p.m., at grade ochool; "Fa.GUEST NIGHT, Middleport l!,yroo McCoy, Mike Bonedum, catalogs. Mrs. Walter Bentz will iller a Nigftt, fathers only count- ChU4 Conservation Leaaue, 7:- cella MeCoy. •\'' be hostess for 1he meeting. ed lor room bonner; nominat- 30 p.m. Thursday, COlumbus and SIZES 50xA)7Sli61, Ing coJIUJilttOe 1o be elected. Sec. !butbern Olllo Electric Co. ofU10x63, 50d0, ·. IN CITED UMT Ond grade mothers ba~e refresh- flee; Kiddie Eaoter pori!' theme. · 7~x90, 1001i90, .. stall s.tgeant Paul E. Lacy, ments, ruth grade room mother~ .r . and 150x90 ., w provide babyolttero. PLAN SUPPER oon of Mr&, COra Lacy of Rt- 7, RACINE Elementary PTA, ' RIJFLAND The RuUend lloPklnovillo, Ky., has been rec'Also: 451nch·Lelll!ths ... ognized lor hoJI>lng hls unit earn 7:30 p. m. at the grade school; PTA wUI BPClnsor a Jitney •Ill>- tho U. S. Air Force OUtstanding MIDDLEPORT - several out- Father• Nl8ll~ and nominating per Frida¥ at the Rutland el.,_ Unit Award. A securlt;y pollee of-town relatives were here for committee appointed; refresh- mentary school with serving to superlvlsor Ill the !37th Military the recent funeral services of mente served by second grade be hold from 3' 30 1o 8 p.m. Airlift Wing at Charleston AFB, Mrs. J. B. Ha,yes held at Ches- a'OOID mothers. Babysttten pro- Following supper, lsquaredanee s, C.,willwearadlstinctlvesen· vided by fifth grade room mothter. wiD be held Ill tho school gymers. nasium. Dancing wtll be from 8 ice ribbon as a pe~nt deeol'At a c!lnner on the dot o! the LYDIA CIRCLE, uniiod Meth- '" 11 nd adml 1o · Is •• allon. HI& wife, MlrJorle, Is the funeral at the home ol the Rev. p,m. 1 n .. daugt:ter o! Mrs. Earl Gardner " odist Church, Pomeroy, Mon,day and Mrs. FrankCheesebrewwere · · Both events are oPen tn . o! Rt- 1 Langsville. Mrs. 0. M. Martin, Mrs. Jean 7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Ker- the PubUc. ' Moore, Mrs. Cleo Ll.rtz, and Mr. mit Walloo. COMBINED MEETING, Ladles and Mrs. Stanley Martin, all ot Auxiliary and Candystrlpers, at Westerville; Mrs. John Slolar of Lorain; Robert Waugh, Mrs. Veterans Memorial RoB(>ltal, 6:Grace Elchensebr, Mr. and Mro. 30 p.m. Mondey. Dr. ROIB, LaJolin Platt, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. kin, guest speaker. REEDSVILLE-LONG BO'M'OM Kenneth Well, and Mr. and. Mrs. Homemakers Club Mondey, 7 p. R~ssell Balnum, ell o! Columm., at llle home of Mrs. Donald bus; and Clifford Hayes and Myers; program tqrlc, u Q Ul c k son, Gregory, of Mlcl4leport. Meal a!' Amon8 ~~~~ !rlll)d• """ ~ POMEROY CHAPTER 80, BPO··t:r· ·tOr ·the ,Nteral aemees were cia! convocatloo MDndey, 7:30 Mtai-Golitie Pta\lfol Plililt1'1eosant; Mlaa Ellie Prlce, Mrs. E. p.m. Royal Arch delll'Oe In be . J. Prl... and Mrs. LOrra!neTa,y- conferred. James S. Bucltaasn, lor of st. Albans, w. va. Mes- hll!l1 pries~ rOCJiests all comsases o! sympelh,y came from j)ll)iona and officers to attend. THEODORVS COUNCIL 17, Mrs. Ha,yeo• ool,)' brother, Eber Lane, aDd hi& 11011, Orin Lane, Daushters of Amerlea, 7:30p.m. o! Nlapra Falls, N. Y, who IOOF ball. Atlendaace urged. .. SOUTHERN LOCAL Atbletlc were unable tn attend the fUBoosters, 7:30p.m. Moncla.Y, Raneral. cine IUI!Il School. All lnleroated Mrs. llal'es had reolded In MldIn -all program urged In atdl..,ort for the past 12 yean. tone!. HAS SURGERY TUESDAY PORTLAND- Mrs. Henrietta BOSWORTII COIJNCIL 46, Roy; McDade, Portland, basunderaono al and SOiect Mutera, ll)lclel llliJor surgery at Gutltrle !los- auombly tn coni'er royal and Pita! In Hohtlngtnn, w. Va. Sbe oeloct mostor cle(lroe, 7:30 p. Is l'fi'Orted tn be recUPerating m. at the Pomeroy Ml· - t o r l l y and e>pects 1o be oonlc TemPIO, taken 1D the home of her daugbMIDDLEPORT ClllLll Conserter, Mrs, Gerald E. Ours, In vatloo League !lanley pori!' ID H~ wlthln tbe next week. be held at 7:30 p.m. Tue., Columbia Gas of Ohio oil!... Vtsrr PATIENT'" Memben asked to' bring guella. POMEROY - Tho Rev. and GROUP D, Worn•'• Assocla~ Art18tlll•~l...,: Mrs. Edward Gr!nley, Loxlne- Uon, 7:30 p.m. Tueocla¥ at Mldton, and llr, and lira. Rlehard dl..,ort First lJnlted Preab)>ter. TIIJ lenlllll, E- Brtt, TllllJ1.11lllis &Tile S~lndllls: Vic DiiJ!IIII. Grindley, violted Thursdo¥ with lan <lturch; Mrs. F.dcl!e Burlcett, Cllns$11p1..., ~~. Mn. Thelma Custer who has hostelll. been apaUecUt Vetorons :uen.. . SIZUW • • llc8lln Slstln.lllll Crt!Q, Michaels. J"mr Rlpn, orlal Hospital. Foodstuffs Survive Time's Test POMEROY - COinmollplace Miss Torchlano, a home econ~ BlbUcal !oodslulls that have BUr- omtst tor the Ohio Power Co., • r MAME _.; .,I' - ' '·'·- ',,!,.:~ ~- o\ ,,ee . ,.. ·- '· '> s8,o~laoS ' Save up to 24". . .•· ' ' ' OI;'Op ~verythi))g else, and· come to our Annual ~le of ~~rv~us Cameos. Every style, every col· OJ ·;' !~• Nylons with famou s Cit, lender tints. · 'WI>DdenUI ,wea~. Your legs deserve an armful. ' ' ' ' • REG. s.\:~ PRICE . PAIR 1.3& l.Q 1.35 ' 1.01 1.35 lj)l .1.50 ' :; r~JR " ·,), U4 ·'" ' .. �' · ·.s·, . ' ' ~. '.r . ' ' ' .. ' ' . ' .. . ·, _: . ' ·- I. NC.H _ FROZBf -.' 4 KINDs· 8 OZ. PKG. ' ENDS& . PIECES ' .· " ~i ' - ' . .· ' ' ' , ... 'it·- · .'. ' '' ' HA , _ lO _FOR SANDWICHES BACO .. ' ·c··. ··F·I-SHS:T:tCIS .. ·~ T . ' · . '•TUES. · GOR1-0N c:l .:oz. PK&. ·! . . . .- PRICES GOOD. ~~N DUBUQUE · "'" . . . :' ' ' ' .·. ~~ .. ' \ ' ' ' 66 ' . ., . . . ,. 'I . .,·... ~ . .,-, !• . . ,.' . . . '. •' 1;- LIMITED - . ... CLOSE .., ' ' !• ''\' ' i l o • i o - l ._ ' c LB BOX ' •f EACH . b '' ' ' ,·' ' ' ; BOX- . . . . . . __ _ lEX FLAT 1WALL -.! ' ' GALLON IS MATOiED,ONLY by the colors in HERITAGE SEMI-GlOSS ENAMEl! Coordinate the nellf .I rocxn you paintl Heritage latell Flat oppf~es deons wit~! water, Herilage Semi-Gloss Is :~~; washable, ideal on walls, wood or metal. ' 44 '' SPAGHEnt s I ·C.E.L . ' ~' ,. ! .,. I I' . 95 ' . -iJ' • ' :- ;_ -r....:, , " ,, . •' . _;,· . ' ' i ' . ' .. GAL. each · · · ·- · '' ..' ' .. • _-- ' ' I ' -E~D- -DING . ALL flAVORS ... ' ' MUELLER'S -.. CARONI ¥A ' OR ·:. - . . • ' . llll .$l9.1! _ $11.9! ~lilioi!i ,... __ •...., . ' ' DEODORANT.: $ 0 REG. 66 1.00.: EDDON s. ONLY 37 Of ., THIS ., .ITEM· · :: :: • . .j OUT _, I (' . o~\'i . CHEF DELIGHT. CHEESE SPREAD - ' ' ' 3 - L~OX - 2 '. CAL ·011-0N '' ' . . �' · ·.s·, . ' ' ~. '.r . ' ' ' .. ' ' . ' .. . ·, _: . ' ·- I. NC.H _ FROZBf -.' 4 KINDs· 8 OZ. PKG. ' ENDS& . PIECES ' .· " ~i ' - ' . .· ' ' ' , ... 'it·- · .'. ' '' ' HA , _ lO _FOR SANDWICHES BACO .. ' ·c··. ··F·I-SHS:T:tCIS .. ·~ T . ' · . '•TUES. · GOR1-0N c:l .:oz. PK&. ·! . . . .- PRICES GOOD. ~~N DUBUQUE · "'" . . . :' ' ' ' .·. ~~ .. ' \ ' ' ' 66 ' . ., . . . ,. 'I . .,·... ~ . .,-, !• . . ,.' . . . '. •' 1;- LIMITED - . ... CLOSE .., ' ' !• ''\' ' i l o • i o - l ._ ' c LB BOX ' •f EACH . b '' ' ' ,·' ' ' ; BOX- . . . . . . __ _ lEX FLAT 1WALL -.! ' ' GALLON IS MATOiED,ONLY by the colors in HERITAGE SEMI-GlOSS ENAMEl! Coordinate the nellf .I rocxn you paintl Heritage latell Flat oppf~es deons wit~! water, Herilage Semi-Gloss Is :~~; washable, ideal on walls, wood or metal. ' 44 '' SPAGHEnt s I ·C.E.L . ' ~' ,. ! .,. I I' . 95 ' . -iJ' • ' :- ;_ -r....:, , " ,, . •' . _;,· . ' ' i ' . ' .. GAL. each · · · ·- · '' ..' ' .. • _-- ' ' I ' -E~D- -DING . ALL flAVORS ... ' ' MUELLER'S -.. CARONI ¥A ' OR ·:. - . . • ' . llll .$l9.1! _ $11.9! ~lilioi!i ,... __ •...., . ' ' DEODORANT.: $ 0 REG. 66 1.00.: EDDON s. ONLY 37 Of ., THIS ., .ITEM· · :: :: • . .j OUT _, I (' . o~\'i . CHEF DELIGHT. CHEESE SPREAD - ' ' ' 3 - L~OX - 2 '. CAL ·011-0N '' ' . . �,., .,. . •" '. . .. , . ' Gollipq/is Gorden C(ub . '"' . ' Plans for Civic Projects Hds\ts' VFW Ladies (1/ia· ry _. District Con~'entioti .· '. _, G.\I.I.IPOt.IS - State Prool- Mrs. HichGY with a pearl p,in on (~cnt, Mrs. i: alvift Dyke, was U1e behalf or the state for her \'ol~ ~ueat !!.peaker at th! Vl.•·wLadies unteer Work at Ute ChUUeoUle · , ~\~iliarr Dlstri'ct 1~ CQrlvcntion Veterans Hosl)ltal. ~e had ac'~eld 1:eccntly at the K o[ p cumulated a total or 5,000 hours Uall. Th~ meeting was called or work. Mrs- Dyke said, "Mrs. to order by DI'Btrtct 12 presi- RicheY has given over 17,000 dent. ~Irs . uo'sa Quick, Mrs. hours of volunteer service to Mary .\ustin registered the the hos.pital." guest s. Mrs. Qrlck wu also given a The past state president, Mrs. pin (or 150 hours or service_ Eileen Hitchey, was also a guest. District 12alsopresentedtheCirl Mrs . Hichcy is currently regional hospital chairman. Mis s Jackie Bondurant, winncr of the Voicl! of Demoeracy Contest for District 12 of t h e Auxiliary, gave her w i n n i n g speech to a combined meeting or the men and Ladies. After her part GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Lora in the program, the men pre- Hackworth was the speaker (or SE'nl cd hl.'r with a honorary plaq- the FrenciJ City Garden Club ue ami the women presented her meeting Tuesday evening on the with a cheek. topic, Common Poisonous Plants. !\Ir s. Calvin Dyke conducted a Sle spoke about both house and demonstration on the proper way garden plants, trees, shrubs and Lo elcd or reject a person for fleld plants, and the symptoms mcmbcrsJ1 ip. She answered ques- their poisonous parts produ~.:~ . tions k om the audience. The meetlng was held at the Mr s. Dyke p r c s e n t e d home of Mrs. Florence Train- Scouts with a flag. I.adles ol District 12 !node a donation io1fard Ute campaign ot Hargus McKenzie of Jackson who is romdng for Junior vice~ president or ado. , The meetlng ' ended with Mrt. Rosa Qul«;k pre,sendng Mrs. Dyke with a gift on bebalf or the diS· trict. Mrs. Mary Austin presented Mrs. D:vke a stn fril'}l !he Au~liary . .\ miscellaneous bridal sl1ower was given Saturday niglll at the Kyger Lodge Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde f iLch, the former Carole ,\nn O.x-yer. Games were played w i t h prizes awarded to the winners, after \thich Mr. and Mn. Fitch opened and ackmwledged their mam· gifts. Refreshments or cake. mints, punch, nuts, and coffee were served to the following, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Abahlre, Miss Lillda Hoschar, Marie and Kenny Wheaton, Pat Morgan, Mrs. Lilly Mae Oxyer and daughters, Mrs. J uanita Harrison, ~erry and Mark, ~Irs. Etta HalfhUl and children, Mr. and Mrs. RoP.. nie J anis, Mrs. Kenny Barnett and son, Mr. and Mrs. Nell CIIE~IIHE - Hash, L.o~ell Halfhill, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson!olllres, Helen Fr., . ' ' French City Gorden Club Studies Poisonous Plants er with Mrs. Frances Lanier as co-hostess. Mrs. Lanier chose devotions (rom the books ol Luke and Psalms. Mrs. Julia Coones, president, welcomed a guest, Mrs. Gladys Watts and thirteen members. '' "letter from Mrs. Esta Reese wat·· rea,d, urging the members to e!tend the spring count,y meeting ot Ute Gallla Coun't;y Garden Cl ..., April '\8 at 7,30 p.m. at the Rio Grande Baptist Church. Mrs. M, B, Martin wtll give the program, Good Containers for Flower Arrangements. A letter wa·s also read giv ing dates, places, and programs for OAGC.sears Community Improvement Conferences. Mrs. Julia Coones wiU attend this conference. A flower show will be Bridal Shower Held in Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fitch ley, Charles Prunty, RaY Fit<:h, Mrs. Bessie Culpepper and children, and Rita Wright. .. ' ' oenliil>& gill' ' bot. .!Ulab\~ "' attend were, Mr, and Mrs. D:n~ las Ulrst, Georgia l.larst, Jlm Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Platw ter, Mr. and Mrs, Enos Harri· son, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ~auld­ ing, Grace Oxyer, Mr. and Mrs. WRITERS' CHOICE NEW YORK (UP0 - lllllh scoring Wilt Cahmberlain of Ule Philadelphia 76ers and rookie Earl Monroe or the Baltimore Bullets are this year's standout players in the National Bas}ietball Association, according to the Metropolitan BaslietbaU Writers Association. The New York writers picked Chamberlllin as their Player of the Year and selected Monroe [or Rookie of the Year honors. Wilmer Halfhill and tamil¥, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cremeans1 Mrs, Mae Athey, Mrs. Nettle Swhher, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mitc_ bell, Mr. ard Mrs, Bob Conkle, lllr, and Mrs. Arthur RuPe, Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Tribblep Mr. and Mrs. James Russell, Kay AvtsandMr. .and Mrs. Wayne Jarvia. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs, Fay Barnett and Mrs. Bessie Culpepper. held July 26. Arrangements were made by Mrs. Frances Lanier and .Mrs. Elaine George and a money corsage was made by Mrs. Trainer. Mrs. Grace Bra<hlry was in charge of the pJant sale. Re· freshments were served by the h()Stess. Mrs. Gus Steele Is Hostess For CIC Class Meet GALLIPOLIS - Riding Club To Hove Summer Horse Show Mrs. Gus Steele directed the evening's e~ tertainment (or the March meetif€ of the CIC Club. ~e waul so the hostess,andpresldedoverthe meeting ln the absence of the president. The meeting was OJ)er.ed by all stlridlni ~lnd<·Pr~ina: . th&'IJ.ord's Prayer. Mrs. HobartWilti(lll.Sr.1 was welcomed back after 51)endo ing a lew months in Florida. Mrs. Byr()n Ward road the minutes of the previous meevj~. Evelyn Rothgeb gnve the treasurer's report. The M.arch birthday or Mrs. Helen Grumbling was observed. Prizes were won by Evelyn Morrow and Nettie Adams. The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. William ~el\ocer Thursda3, AprU 11 at 7:30 p.m. Grace was said by br. ~ na Gettles. Retreshments with St. Patrick motif were suved. A ,social hoW" followed tile bullness meetins. , . GALLIPOLIS - The Saddle and Sirloin Riding Club voted to have a two-day horse sh()W this summer, at their recent meeting held at the Bulaville Townhoose. The show will constst · '11)( ·.(//l peytorma.rK;e ,eJa~ses and 14 ~alter classes. Dick Roach presided over the meeting. lt was announced Mrs. Dick Roach wa s the winner of die membership drive with 33 memberships turned in. Mrs. Don Harrison was second with 20 memberships. A pot· luck dinner was served by the co-hostesses, Mrs. James Gordon and Mrs. Robert Gordon. The next meetl.ng will be at the townhouse on April 10 . DIVORCE GRANTED PT, PLEASANT - Flora M, Stobart was granted a divorce from George Donald Stobart and 8hto~ was awarded care and cu~­ IDitl· of their Infant children In MaSOh County Circuit Court Frl day, Doc Smith .We Tako Tho Worry Out Of Buying A Says: UMd Cor, Our Lote Model Buicka Cor· ry A 10,~> W&rranty For 30 Daya, IOJO Mllu. On Both Porta ond Lobor. PJ'ill\lcts as IIIey will bloom lllo entire season if ·the old biossoma •re• remO'Ied. They should be fert!ll<ed Onen using one 14ble&poon of 'l!<iod solvable ferttltzer In one gallon of water. When atartlng plonls Indoor• atarlll"'d soU lhqul!l be • s e d, Either bey the prepared soli or ,itertliie some in the oven. ' !lira, 1\!orpri llld the. new petunia lhls year Ia Cbo~f;o Tart. a Ia a dquble varJaal»>l blosaom' anCI'vory belut!iiil: Mrs. 'Howard Samples pvo the aecond half of tile PrOiil'&m "!lalng as her aubject P\l'ibluma. 9te otated one geranium planl ma,y . G>\LI.IPOLIS - ,The prosrom ror the March meeting of. t h e Gallfpol!s f.arden Cl~b w~s glv,n Ill two ports, , by /dU; John Morgan .and lllrs. llow<!t<!·&unpleo. The meeting wa• hel"4 Thurlfda1 oven!Jig· II'_ the . "'o\t!<i ' <t Mra, Kem.U. R~lla lditl: !.Irs.'· John Allison as co.boiJtea.. ' ' • -,j Mra. Morgan pve0.e11rothalt ol the program oalngill het lllbJeet !br!Ini Flowering PIUIIo for Civic Pro.ieds. <· Mrs, Moria.! ata,ted petUnlaa are very ROOd pJ.ants for civic . beeome SATURDAY BAKE SALE, sponsored by the Senior Class of Ptdnt Creek Baptist Church SS, 10 a.m. at the church. LITTLE KYGER GRANGE will meet at 7:30 p.m. Menibers, bring cake and fruit salad. JUNIOR MYF Clean up day, 10 a.m. No junior MYF &mda,y. SUNDAY LOYAL FRIENDS and Men's Bible Class ot SbnpiOIJ8 Chapel Church 5:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. carrie Dale. MONDAY VINTON PTC 'Hill meet at the Vinton Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Program will be un~ der the direction of Mra. Carrie DB,le, Muslc Dtrectvr, TUESDAY VINTON FHIENDSIIIP GAR· DEN CLUB will meet at the home or Pt1rs. Sam Boyd, 7:30 p.m. Program will bo Care of Spring Blooming Bltlbs. PEMBHOKE CLUB will meet at the home ot Mrs. George Bush, Sp. m. LAFAYETTE SHlUNE No. 44 wiU have a covered dish dinner, 6:30p.m. Bring table service. Annual reports and election ()( officers will , be held at 7:30 p. m• IVEDNE!illAY f'IR'>T UNITED.}~f~~~l:- , ian Women' 5 Gtnertl .~ ing, 8 p. ln. PictUres ot'the Holy Land will be shown by Miss Anne Bradbury. LITILE KYGER LADIES AID at lhe horne of Mrs. Robert Swisher, 10 a.m. , eovere(ldish dinner. THURSDAY EMANON CLUB will meet at the home or Mrs. Leo Moss~ man, 8 p.m . REVIVAL SERVICES PLANNED VINTON - VInton Methodist Church will conduct l'ftiYal aer. vices beginning Mareb 20 to 24 at 7:30 p.m. each evenLns. 'The evangl!llat will be the Rev, Jack stuller, lll>e<lal singing Is planned each evcrrl~1g, Everyone is welcome. VISIT MOTHER l'OMEHOY - Mr. and lllrr. Robert Gardner, Colwnbus, vtst~ ed this week with her mother, 111rs. PhU wuu.,._ Dl~. BUICKS I II Air Cond., Custom Interior One Local Owner 52595 ~ 00 1 I 1 ~ 1 present ~ I I II I I ter" 4 Dr. Hardtop, FaciO!}.' Air Cond. 1 Auto. PS, PB, We sold tl new, sbarp 1 $1995~00 I The IINTOifTTO • Y452. lle8o'nll11llo1n Provind.d llyltd compur con1ole In aenutne h.and rubbed Mahogany veneen and select hmlwood solids (Y452JRJ, or In aenuinll! h.and rubbed. Cherry 5" • .r·• Twm -cone sl)t!akl'r. Zf'nlrh VHF ~md UHF Concentiic lllnin1 Contmls with illumin;~ted ch1t1nel numbcn. Zenith bsv-Acun·rr'JOI Cunveraente p.,,l ~.&•eMbly; Sm1ll To 37!11 T~ . • '' ' · wrrH T~ -: '' , ill'rnJ>Ihlre, 1coUld. bave uae4 a rel!<ted ,publicly to KlllledY's DeTOcraUo pert;y ibto 'turmoli ' regarded hllnlllt •• thai man. Satiuw bj! ~ IIIIK!Uil<lnl · hit But MeCarti\Y, . after · . vlewln~ cani!ldaey to wreot the ...;~don- the M110111)COmerit 011 \OIOVl~ cy 1f0m . . 11. Jblililbn ond . at . yr•"'! Bay, W,l,l,, , ~JeCied cbanp hta 4~.ijt'r_ous 1 . diriidVe , ~ aort of campaign, ·~~~., ~ polteies"-bOpefully With sen. With Kennedy, _ ~ J, Mccarthy• a help, •q tlllnk I liT! slllllh.~ . boot "The fl&ht 11 just bogbmlng, J9lonllal clll1dldate In llie !leld," and 1 believe Ilia! 1 COil win," Mc(!lrthy anld. ·~I ~an win!' . oald Kennedy. He annooiiced he .. He welcomed KOMedy's .of!er wvuld n>n 111 the NebraokA of. aellve SIJI>llOrl Ill tho Orep IJld caltfornla prlmarie~ Wlacoil.sin primary b~ eald he alon- 1\!ocOrthy, and would lhousht he. could win w!lhoot IL camuaJ.Di ror the Mlnne&Ota urm not ptepared to deal peace eandlclate tn other. states. wlt,h an,.vbody,•• McCarthy said standina: ~ . almost the exact . coolly, If his cause became S90f. In the ....te caucus room hopele~ at Qle oonvention, _he where hi• late brother em· llld, he would releaae bls bsrked 011 hla aJoeillflll qUeSt delegate• and ''they would be ror the presidency 111 1960, tree to make their own Kenoedy proposed to work "In declalops." ha!'IIIOIIY" with MoCartlly In • Noting hla alngleobanded win hopes ol pre.,uhs tho Dem.i· Of 42 per eent of the Democratic cratle Natlonli Comientl<iit In vote In New .Hampshire, Me· August with "tho "strooaell Carthy added polntedlJ: pollible ataftdatd ,bearerJ•· ' un eot a little lonely in New little he!~ , , • 1 walked al~. • · · Komedy Slid he InfOrmed , Prealdent Johnoen _Of 'hb declaloil In advaiiCe, _lhr"'ib .an unnamed Irttermedlary, Job!>· liOn, he said, "did not indicate pleasure or dltp,lea1Ul'e.'1 He sent his broth~r, ~- Edward M, Kennedy, D-Mass., to Wlaconaln Frtday nll!llt to tell the newi to McCarti\Y. . Althooiih Kermedy streosed his decision, reflected no Hper. oonal anlmoalt,y or !llaroapeot" toward Johnson, the constrant breach between the two wa& , perhaps made permane~ by Kennedy's .formal ehallenge. Kennedy 0v0n refused to eommlt hlmoell to 111pportlng Johnaoo II the President Ia renominated at Chlcag~>. He /Old newsmen be would have to make any . auch decision at conveotlon Umo. JohnMI!I, who has not declared hla eandldacy for re.electlon, ~tD)ent , with a ; ,Qllp. · ~ ftv<!IIIIohlaT••= tor 'lie,.. w8ekend, the Prii , ' i · , , ·r tatd a meeting of llulllllt81 leader) here that u'aome pfcip).e ..,.cuJate 111 1aol<l- a pJ'Imw' -.l-and ooine -"• ·!Oil speculate~ prlmarle~·'.~ " Tho two QeJ1!0Cratlc candl· data• will &I> 11efore • nation· wide televlalon audlenee ~ to elaborate. on lhelr ~owl, Konned,v will - a r on NB!:'s ··Meet the PrUi~· at 1 EST, . tolloiilng a McCar!l1)> tnterv~ on CBS's 'Cf'ace the Natlon"' at 12:30 p.m. VIce Prealdent H. Hwnpbrey will appear on ABC'& ulssuea and Answers•• at 1:30 p.m. , . 1 KennedY, wearlllg a blue ~it and · dark blue polka dot tie reminisCent or the late P.rea. ldent, made clear he had no lllualo~s about the tougl! llsht &bead of him. p.m.. Photo Firm Hosts Governor SUNDAY, ~RCH PAGE 11 17, 1968 NEW YORK (tii'O - T h e spotlliltt wao oupposed to be on St. Patrick but It wu prel· · ldenllal candidate Robert F. Kemed,v llllo llole the shOW Saturday. K~ Oew home from Washington after hll dramatic announcement he would · oeek the Democratle prealdenllal nomtnatl011, moved In with 125,. 000 roal and adopted Irtlhmen marching In tile parade, He waa el_leered, referred to aa --Mr. President," call- War's End Could be Very Near BY ROBERT WINGETT COOLVILLE - Premier Pho· to Service, b.- known aa Beat Photo, was host to Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes and other dis· nltarlea during openhouoeibursday and Friday at Its attractive ~plant here. Tho plant, a beehive ol aotlvtt,y <Nr!ng the daytime working hours, currently employs 210 per~ ....,,, Open hou,. aellvlt!es got underway 'lborode,y w!tll hll!ll of!!. ciaJs of the Kodak Cotnpany and many related tlrms taking part By \Jnlted Pr••• ~ tree country." COLUMBUS (uPD Ratlred In behalf of ln<lllllry. YOUJ18 111ld he would have no Son. 11Dbert Keonecb'• ."11!>Brig. Gen. S.L,A. Marohall sold Guided tours were led by plant IIOODC- lhot he would aeek comment on tht Kennedy canporoomel followed by Rev. G'\1' -rdl,y the end of the war lit the Democrat!< prelldenllll didacy at thll time but oald ~ White giving m Invocation and Vietnam could be umuch· near. ' llllllllnatloa w'u mot wllh oom., Damocnii could beat Richard Ivan Creeaer, mayor of coo I ~ er than we .~eet." Nixon, llllom he predicted thine le" ~ gpen wo u I d carry the llePobl!Cih The military critic and '""' ville, otrertng a welcome. G11 IIDDIII Ohio Domocrata. IIIMiot, now a resident o! Biro Coo:rtney, executive vice pres!~ parly bonner. ;. "I think It Will caiiH a dlvied a i•bum1 ' 1 ant;1 ur~ to visSACKING PICTURES- A totalof210emptoy..owork at the new Premier Photo Service plant In mlnsham. Mich., 111<1, ••we u-e denl or the Trt-Count.Y Bani< at uThe Republicans wW uno Coolville where open house ceremonies were c()nductedlastThursday and Friday. Some or the emilon In the Pi11'11•" llld Ohio It a barber, People ran Into COOlvUle, presided over all ac~ Democrat!< chairman Ml>rton dol&btedl¥ nomlnote Rlchord tho street to lbako hlo hand, alreadl< toi>Pinl: the rtoe, U we ploy..&, shown !rom loft, are Joey llwlfee, Gloria Bartlett, Paula 5e¥re, tbnna sam.s and Marte NIII;Jp. 11 8 u t lt'a tradidonal Nllroll 111d he haa defeat w~ He smiled and waved lllroush In tile Untied stalel <111 juat ttv!tles. Cooper. The above worker are packing processed _print& andpnparing them ror shiPment to Plant officials taking part In restore oonn&l .,.,.donee In ten all over hbn," aatd Young. It aiL customers throughout the eas.tern aection of the United States. . ·tile POri!' flahls U oauall;y "Any Democratic cllld!date wUI the prOJI'am& were Lee DeMond, the situation/' I, oomos together Ill, tho nnil In a l1fiWI- conference before. manager, and Ned H. Tanner, deteat him and wW even carry ~. It'• :·not tor ' • opeech to tho Cohunbus Reo vice president. A, Karl s.muner, ..Oblo, a Republican state, Democrate to I· • lgllnst him. n serve Ofticers' Association prealdent of the Premier Photo Houae were State Auditor Roger there for another year. He then bJ.slness now stands as the Courth However, Marshall OliPr<IOoed DPIIm!lm In Service, waa speaker (()J'boththe ctoud and Gong. Clarence E.lllll- moved It to a store building and largeot private manufacturing In lor. worked from there atiOther oll!llt dustry In Athens Count,y, ft could ' tht pll!o . ~f!rl' C!J¥>~ Hou,. ""!tile 1'00· boiiDd to · sr AltTEj) ·lfi ·B~~- - Yoatw•betore gotnW~ BSrd.Q, In~. v~:. \¥1, )\avo 300 by 11~~~ , ... ........ ....,,>will The Prenllor Aiotil ' SOri'lce Paii<efsburg. · 19119 or 19~0. according to plant qther officers or ~e tlrm are He ·stayed ln Ulat locati()n un~ off1dals. rshould c.atry more ol the comTanner, viee president and Mrs. was started in 1938 in lhe base', -condldate ~n Lewiston, Mallie! ment of the A. Karl and Eloise til January <~f this year when his Premier spent more than $220,. bat burden. A. Karl &Lmmers, secretary and , Nalpp alao made ICI lor hla poor lhoWin& &unmers h()me 1n Parkersburg, plant, now the largest process000 on mail postage last year, u All wan are immoral. and treasurer. Mra. Ned H. Tamer, ~ out · , In !be recllt Winter OQ1nple If• regr-le tltat monkind ¥fchael L. &unmers and Karl w. va. with $100 borrowed mon- ing plant in the entire eastern representing about 20 per cent cujp u to ,!i&me• ~ II¥ becomlnlllhe district of the United States, was of the postage of the entire cit,y ha•n•t found a better way to B. Summers are abo officers ey, !be Now ltrst Amer!een In hblory to Win summers operated his busi· moved to Its new Coolville site. or Parkersburg, W.Va. , and due ' settle thinga. As for corruption havo In Ill• the cov•od oordlc <:OIIIblnedtltle family-OWned and operatPOINTE-~ A.HACIIE, La. Ill South VIetnam, If we withness there ror one year and then The Premier Photo Service's to the heavy volume coolville is flrm. "Ho IIIII In Norwa,y'a Holmenlmllen; Sid (UPI)-A tfelghwr rowuled put up a building on the back lot payroll is tlPBcted to reach near- now a First Class Post Office. draw _aid and ·refuse to have Other government otricial s at~." .· NII»P, ubl~ J Games. bend Ill tile Mloalftlppl River ding Friday' I PUblic 0 pen of hla propert,y and operated from ly $11,000,000 thts year and the -lj!J don't knOw how !11UCh After winning SaWrdaj>'ajunp. Saturday ond collided In a ball relations and •-rt menta ln Alia because they are ' he wUI have Ia Ohio." ,.. lnl: COIJIIIatlUon 1D Ill,. him the It !Wne with twO fuel barges, corrupt, we wouldn't have a ·::::~:- :-:: : :::: :: ::::::· : :::::::: ::·:·: · : · :·:·: ·:·:·.'·: ::.;:: ·:·: -::::: :;:; Yoq oold "we all ore voey lll'e&test personal trlunu>h of hla Eleven peraono ·wore kliiOd foreign .aid program," Marshall prood that Ill !be u.s. ev•fl'l~M careor, Bower he was re- and 30 IIIJured. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP0· oald. . hai !be rl&bt to d!lleet. We art tlrtn& from COIIIPetlt!vo &kllng. Son. Eugene Mccarthy Sltlll" Tho victim& were all balleved Tho mWtary historian and day BC<<Pted Sen. Robert F, . all vary proud that thiS Ia a or"""'en aboard iho ,.,sols of numberous books on Konned!''a offer of old In tile lncl pu~era on the kei&J!ter, author mUitary -atlona llld be ~ Wlaeonstn Democratic pres~ ' African Star, IJI8I1I' . of them !loved "!be brtaklng point lor dentlal primary but he reject.. WASIIINGTON (UPO- Citing declaratloo on tile u.s. wtlltng. might be made. Hard choices tourilll from the Vol~ Stawa, tho North VIetnam ann,y Is ed ~ Idea !hot It might lead the "urpncy or the bour," nen to go the long way ln will have to be made. SJme !jew Zealand and Auatrallo. much (al'tr than we expect President John!IOD disclosed Vietnam.. the President said: desired programsoflesspriorlty to 1 "deal 11 between the two The ll'e!&bter wao outtlns { J;,·;··_ ond It <Ould come before tho opponllllt& of President Joh~ Saturdlcy' he has offered a new "To meet the needs of our and urgency may have to be across the bend In the pre.<lawn eleetion.'t proposal for clltt!DI government fight:ilw men in Vietnam we will deferred.., son. dorkness about 50 miles dowoMe Cuthy ooted thlt when he "Gradually, I believe we are apend!ng ln an a:tteJtlpt to set do whatever ls required. Notes stresses rlvor from New Orleans wh,n nearer to · Winning there tban real!¥ needed help Ill the New his income taX increase. "We are meeting with leaders Th.e President also noted the the co11J.ston occurred. Flunea Hampshire prtmary. Kennedy we lliP8CL .At' tile present time, Wormed sources said it met ot Congress to discuss reduc- d o m e 11 t i c and international Ill' THOMAS CIIEA~' 1 and began blazll!l ·awoy at Ita erti!ted from tile foe! barge& North V1etnomose repi8l:f1Denta and hil backers •jstayed out the demands of tho.se in tions in the national bu~t that stresses on the ecooom.v and and threw me.uagea over the Congreu who haW ktllt the said the United states had '1 SAIGON(tlpO ·- All A-'0.. VlltCon&daf*L the deck or !uolude 15 ond 16 year olu, ' aouult te1m earrled into tiitde ·A ' platooo , led by 2nd Lt. · seaman Laoru Clsiernlo, 41, aome of !born wltll only a fence." 1ncreue locked IJil since laat removed the gold cover on 11 "I walked alone. MeCarth)r August. currenc~. moved to tighten obolrd helleopterJ tn)lpod Vltt 'rbomilo. K. Wllllnaham of Clark, or New York Clt,y aold he Ifill montb ot tr~" said. •'They were afraid to Johnson offered a lleetlng credit and taken other me.. · ·· ,Coat w!!l! thalr hack• to ·tile N,J,, came under almost aolng Into tho wheel houae at come lbtn onto the p~ look at his new proposal Gu-ing sures to counter these stre$ses. SiNih Chllll Sea Satuu..{ 1!1<1 Immediate guerrUla fire llllenlt obOul 4:40 a.m. Esr When he field. Ready a apeeeh before 11 000 busineS&oo "To meet the urgeney of the ' reported kll1llqr • U8 Ill an landoil on ·file lllld dllnel Juot ·· hOIII'd five blast• 011 the ohlll men he baa asked to help find hour with the responsibility that ~ lilfanlr,y~ viR 330 mUea wlalde 1111' La!. whistle, olgnalq 1 general Moderate Inereaae awnmer joba Cor &hetto youtha. it reQuires," Johnson urged , • · DOt'lb or 111111011· . Copter 9lpporl atann•• h was followed ~ r.... Ohio State upset Kentuclq s.. Hla speech came atw:Mt the Congress to pass his 10 per cent ttof!Or to Slilon ~td lor<;el WUiingltalb alll<ed_, !Qr and blaaio IJ1im a tug pus~ lhe WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prealturday nll!hl82~1 to advonce time the se¥en-utloo LonOOn increase on both corporate and denl JohnOOII, who deelarod ''We ., In ~,•o_perattoo Reoolved: ..To · te~VO<! qp>rl lronl bell"'!!- bllle•· . to tile NCAA !lllals tills -kauld pool met at the Federal Indlv!rual Income taXeS. ' Wllt."" lll• ~ ~IIP,'· or · t.ir &illllhl»a, ond he ~d ·-~ the blast a1gna1 had are aoina -to win Ill VIetnam," ead. Dave sorerimts pl. Reserve Board in emergency RACINE_ A lS.year-Oldyouth The sources said Johnson was tile liar, Aid lllti,y lio4~ ~' ,f!l'tPOWet !rOm !JIB moniiRi!lhe •lllA>Od the IIIIOle 11>11> began to was rel!al!iY reported Saturda,y with three oecond• iell ..0. ltllioa to CODIIder What to do was apprehended Saturda.y af. rea(\y to accopt cuts in hls ~~~· Ill Ill ,, ~r.• _klll<!d ;Ill ,..m)IJ• ~Y lha\<0•''· Clalernlo said. "Fire read,V to order a moderate Intllo pme, about gold ll)tculatorrf attack& ternoon ranaacldng the Racine programs by the House and In !Ita Ov., . ~· '·~ ~ ~ore tho VIol C!lll II'«! ~ over the starboard crease In 'U, S. 1r1J0P llrenath 1 • Ull the dollar ond the pound. l\lelhOdlll Church. Senate Appropriation• eo... ~tile Soulli ·'•V• ~ alid ran tor tlmlled ~.!. $ill men on deck began In the war, Attar deltvwlqi a ollrrlng The Melg~t,y sheri!P s mittoos totaling about $9 blllloo Pike Woatem ltll'VIved • cold llllomed enurC.a aa14 t h , iMii ,U~~tol! 1\Jtl!Diplaooo,. ~ ·~ fl'oM , U ond IIIeY department alld the 00s has ad- in appropriations during t h 8 l/tlllo d the 11111 Lllltt Flrot ocxitaot In lhe M1 La! '!trl OD&ulled ln·llillla." Prllldenl ' bod not .deelded ... s otrealt Ill the tourtb ,..mer an milted having wrecked the Pen- nscal )'ear that begins July 1. _ , ..,..., ..., of ·. ....,.. npt!ng came at 7:30 a_.m. fi o a s i Ga ·· ' ~ero 11111111>Br, but .oald tllalll Sllllrdi.Y nltllll but held an lor ,. out!lto !orlnlnl: part of the u.s. ~, II wao all over by 2 ~ over 1M burn!nl .....Wd not be IIJIIWhere near Ills a 66-62 victory O'ier Portatecostal Million at Secood and AmOrJCal Di'laloll, aeored the p.m,, front reports llld. ""'1011 i>Iuc ..., aitd 200,000 ft.,.. that hn beea re- , _ Clll' to win tbo Alh· Main Sts., in Racine on Marc:h tqreollw vlcti>r7 olong tho Much of tho toeua of !be war ln!iJi'ed frOm" 111 n.-., nvo- ported IIIII opoeulated on In tho .,, Claoo A rtpooal. ~~~ , lAI;_i. IOirn Satutdl¥ -·· remained In tho 1111b,ulanc11 ~ ·.ll!uned 11111-k or oo. · b,l' cOni- ' SliP orea where the "Opera. llld moanlnrl ouMYo,ra to .NO\r ·it "!!l!lk Uj>n !lliiOIVed To Wlnu look Orleana ~CANTERBURY, En CIa n d , • "· ... · . Ioree , lhan tO,ooo ,, .. (U PD - Thieves bungled an aj. .U011po Vltilnl· Far Wtallletilol!ol · · ,; , Midwl!ll kqi(joal tempt to blast open safe• in .,.,.,"' 58 New S. tt 'I, ' ~trion II LoUtiJI1le1S terbury Cathedral earrlly~..:~::: ~~ ~~:~'foJ~Ii!et 's.lila ~ :~~ T~ 77 lial)'..~ Sl,, day but escaped with h able hlstorlc sil\•er artUadsfrdm ··~; the anclent seat of English Chi~. ~ tianlt,y. ·k\,tillf': Pollee said it was nea'rly · possible to assess the I rue or the sliver' much 1t the altar. But a titM.te placed ita at about $40,000. value, ~ever. greater. llany or arm• Ulll.... ' ..;J < L,u , ~. lftw or,.. .-~ .. J• it..r;;l, ··':) into 1 Bel· I ' '; t~Ai:S~ .l On River ' ti.tl41lUY • UllOM Oanltin1 hdv Ameriun. styled comtnd con:olf in ~~ ~~~IUILT -..w. dauaWe Umidall in 11.1inll'd Maplll' color. S" X)" : All Makes and Mod<lo. 11 I we don't bave It, we'll I I Ret It! Free Direct Line I hili""' tp11ktr, Ztnilh VHf and UHF Conc~Prllric Tuninl CMiralt wilh lllur)'lin•t~ ch.1no~,tl numPtrS. Zenith IMr·Acclll FrO.f!l Corweraenct Pflltl Autm_bly. $,. 4·9 · ', ' ; ;t ' · • ,. , · ' , 1." I ·'"11:-- ." . ' ·....r' -' ._~ 4 '. '' ,. .. f . ·d I Service To 40 Major 1 1 I W•·ecldng Yards. 11 S... Henry, Don or I Paul Baird · I I Ph. 367·75118 I President Offers Spending_Cuts For Approval of lOCfo TaxThost 128 .GuerrilltU Taken In .Auault Team Vise t'~r..."'" Joluuon ' '· .. "'vern. said At The Railroad Tmlcll in Cbeahire, Ohio. Juat 8 I empl""!"• "11he a y OUth Held In Church Entenn •g w'lth Ill' ·, •. diWJ"«:· ': ' Contracts for Pipeline Let Custom vioyl interior. Very IA>w MUes, Uke new --------,-."'·----'-------.----·········· ·499·. $., · . ' rruirwood \'Cneer5 and select hirdw(Jod solids (V4521H). 4 Door·Hardtop, Factory Air cond. $1995.•00 , , Leery of Bobby BAIRD J BROS. I AUTO I WRECKING I OPEL . KADETTS 4 Dr. Sedan, Auto., V8, PS, , PB, Two to cboose from '' .' Mile• North of Gallipolis I I on Sl. Rt. 7. 1 I I "Deal" . Ohio Democrats • location• You ' ReJect• II wao oi>VI"!'• lhat K~ ~ I ' · IRD~e·': I I · · · :fJ I I ConsoUdallni a"!i lhre~ 1 1one "To S.rv• ' . :, '' ' threw the VOL 3 NO.7 NEW SHIPMENT 1965 Buick teSabre 1 1966 BulckiSpec. Dlx. ~L~Itwiftl:flrtt roPD - sm.: Kei.ne<lr -mthaJl emimts ' ---------· ..------··· ..----GET A HORSE ••• -------~·--·-+----1!!!~.:99....... . •' ---------~ ·--,···-----------+--------...------1965 Buick Riviera 1 1964 Buick Wildcat lnStocldRudyToGol 295 lq. ift. '' Rotiorl F. ' "····---~-------I -JUST AIIIYED 21-1968, . L....~ ScREEN ... color tv's lqest .picture eaalt,y started from cuttlngo.. The allpa 6r cultlnP aheuld be taken trom new groWth raUler than the WO<l4\Y part of tho plaDt. 'lbey may be dipped tn ·a hormone to speed rooting. It usual!¥ takes (rom two to three week• tor them to root. When taking cuttlngsone should cut straight across the stem with a aharpknlfo. Plltthethreetolour Inch cutting into water lmmedlatoty to prevent willing, Then plant In ooll. 'lbe cuttings wUI bloom In II or 12 weeks. Have the soil ster. Uh:ed and very moist before you make the cutting. Insert the cut~ Ung to the first node In the aoll. Place where the plant will' receive plenly of light but not.direct sun. lliltt. When the plant reaches rour ,to alx Inches start pinching back to make a bushy stronger plant. Three or f()ur stems make a. 8I)Od stnmg plant Devotions were led by Mra. EuKene Gloss. The president, Mrs. Gloss, announced there would be a Gallla Count,y Garden Club meeting at the Rlo Grande Baptist Church, A.Prll 18 at 1,30' p.m. The ctoo voted to be hostesses at the fall coont,y meeting In Seplember, Mrs. Gloss announced tile club had oold 660 pink dogwood tree• whlch woold be delivered posalbly the last week or March. Plans were. made to distribute the tree a. The door prizewu·wonbyMrs. KeMeth Frazer. The hoste11es served a dessert course. ~xsiqNaroN • ' many plants' as th~ are ., ... .B.- J'JEJ( fltallenges ·L,BJ NOW COLOR' . A PICTURE SO EASY T6 TUNE AT .YOU CAN DOn RUn AND QUNDFOLI)EDI . FUllNITU~E RUTLAND.~o. · ' .. -at , "• · .uctA ':· •eo !if• ae, h· 12 I :;~~~~~~~ 151!1 -.ory eluding do scribed �,., .,. . •" '. . .. , . ' Gollipq/is Gorden C(ub . '"' . ' Plans for Civic Projects Hds\ts' VFW Ladies (1/ia· ry _. District Con~'entioti .· '. _, G.\I.I.IPOt.IS - State Prool- Mrs. HichGY with a pearl p,in on (~cnt, Mrs. i: alvift Dyke, was U1e behalf or the state for her \'ol~ ~ueat !!.peaker at th! Vl.•·wLadies unteer Work at Ute ChUUeoUle · , ~\~iliarr Dlstri'ct 1~ CQrlvcntion Veterans Hosl)ltal. ~e had ac'~eld 1:eccntly at the K o[ p cumulated a total or 5,000 hours Uall. Th~ meeting was called or work. Mrs- Dyke said, "Mrs. to order by DI'Btrtct 12 presi- RicheY has given over 17,000 dent. ~Irs . uo'sa Quick, Mrs. hours of volunteer service to Mary .\ustin registered the the hos.pital." guest s. Mrs. Qrlck wu also given a The past state president, Mrs. pin (or 150 hours or service_ Eileen Hitchey, was also a guest. District 12alsopresentedtheCirl Mrs . Hichcy is currently regional hospital chairman. Mis s Jackie Bondurant, winncr of the Voicl! of Demoeracy Contest for District 12 of t h e Auxiliary, gave her w i n n i n g speech to a combined meeting or the men and Ladies. After her part GALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Lora in the program, the men pre- Hackworth was the speaker (or SE'nl cd hl.'r with a honorary plaq- the FrenciJ City Garden Club ue ami the women presented her meeting Tuesday evening on the with a cheek. topic, Common Poisonous Plants. !\Ir s. Calvin Dyke conducted a Sle spoke about both house and demonstration on the proper way garden plants, trees, shrubs and Lo elcd or reject a person for fleld plants, and the symptoms mcmbcrsJ1 ip. She answered ques- their poisonous parts produ~.:~ . tions k om the audience. The meetlng was held at the Mr s. Dyke p r c s e n t e d home of Mrs. Florence Train- Scouts with a flag. I.adles ol District 12 !node a donation io1fard Ute campaign ot Hargus McKenzie of Jackson who is romdng for Junior vice~ president or ado. , The meetlng ' ended with Mrt. Rosa Qul«;k pre,sendng Mrs. Dyke with a gift on bebalf or the diS· trict. Mrs. Mary Austin presented Mrs. D:vke a stn fril'}l !he Au~liary . .\ miscellaneous bridal sl1ower was given Saturday niglll at the Kyger Lodge Hall in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde f iLch, the former Carole ,\nn O.x-yer. Games were played w i t h prizes awarded to the winners, after \thich Mr. and Mn. Fitch opened and ackmwledged their mam· gifts. Refreshments or cake. mints, punch, nuts, and coffee were served to the following, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Abahlre, Miss Lillda Hoschar, Marie and Kenny Wheaton, Pat Morgan, Mrs. Lilly Mae Oxyer and daughters, Mrs. J uanita Harrison, ~erry and Mark, ~Irs. Etta HalfhUl and children, Mr. and Mrs. RoP.. nie J anis, Mrs. Kenny Barnett and son, Mr. and Mrs. Nell CIIE~IIHE - Hash, L.o~ell Halfhill, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson!olllres, Helen Fr., . ' ' French City Gorden Club Studies Poisonous Plants er with Mrs. Frances Lanier as co-hostess. Mrs. Lanier chose devotions (rom the books ol Luke and Psalms. Mrs. Julia Coones, president, welcomed a guest, Mrs. Gladys Watts and thirteen members. '' "letter from Mrs. Esta Reese wat·· rea,d, urging the members to e!tend the spring count,y meeting ot Ute Gallla Coun't;y Garden Cl ..., April '\8 at 7,30 p.m. at the Rio Grande Baptist Church. Mrs. M, B, Martin wtll give the program, Good Containers for Flower Arrangements. A letter wa·s also read giv ing dates, places, and programs for OAGC.sears Community Improvement Conferences. Mrs. Julia Coones wiU attend this conference. A flower show will be Bridal Shower Held in Honor Of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Fitch ley, Charles Prunty, RaY Fit<:h, Mrs. Bessie Culpepper and children, and Rita Wright. .. ' ' oenliil>& gill' ' bot. .!Ulab\~ "' attend were, Mr, and Mrs. D:n~ las Ulrst, Georgia l.larst, Jlm Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Platw ter, Mr. and Mrs, Enos Harri· son, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ~auld­ ing, Grace Oxyer, Mr. and Mrs. WRITERS' CHOICE NEW YORK (UP0 - lllllh scoring Wilt Cahmberlain of Ule Philadelphia 76ers and rookie Earl Monroe or the Baltimore Bullets are this year's standout players in the National Bas}ietball Association, according to the Metropolitan BaslietbaU Writers Association. The New York writers picked Chamberlllin as their Player of the Year and selected Monroe [or Rookie of the Year honors. Wilmer Halfhill and tamil¥, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Cremeans1 Mrs, Mae Athey, Mrs. Nettle Swhher, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mitc_ bell, Mr. ard Mrs, Bob Conkle, lllr, and Mrs. Arthur RuPe, Mr. and Mrs. Oshel Tribblep Mr. and Mrs. James Russell, Kay AvtsandMr. .and Mrs. Wayne Jarvia. Hostesses for the occasion were Mrs, Fay Barnett and Mrs. Bessie Culpepper. held July 26. Arrangements were made by Mrs. Frances Lanier and .Mrs. Elaine George and a money corsage was made by Mrs. Trainer. Mrs. Grace Bra<hlry was in charge of the pJant sale. Re· freshments were served by the h()Stess. Mrs. Gus Steele Is Hostess For CIC Class Meet GALLIPOLIS - Riding Club To Hove Summer Horse Show Mrs. Gus Steele directed the evening's e~ tertainment (or the March meetif€ of the CIC Club. ~e waul so the hostess,andpresldedoverthe meeting ln the absence of the president. The meeting was OJ)er.ed by all stlridlni ~lnd<·Pr~ina: . th&'IJ.ord's Prayer. Mrs. HobartWilti(lll.Sr.1 was welcomed back after 51)endo ing a lew months in Florida. Mrs. Byr()n Ward road the minutes of the previous meevj~. Evelyn Rothgeb gnve the treasurer's report. The M.arch birthday or Mrs. Helen Grumbling was observed. Prizes were won by Evelyn Morrow and Nettie Adams. The April meeting will be at the home of Mrs. William ~el\ocer Thursda3, AprU 11 at 7:30 p.m. Grace was said by br. ~ na Gettles. Retreshments with St. Patrick motif were suved. A ,social hoW" followed tile bullness meetins. , . GALLIPOLIS - The Saddle and Sirloin Riding Club voted to have a two-day horse sh()W this summer, at their recent meeting held at the Bulaville Townhoose. The show will constst · '11)( ·.(//l peytorma.rK;e ,eJa~ses and 14 ~alter classes. Dick Roach presided over the meeting. lt was announced Mrs. Dick Roach wa s the winner of die membership drive with 33 memberships turned in. Mrs. Don Harrison was second with 20 memberships. A pot· luck dinner was served by the co-hostesses, Mrs. James Gordon and Mrs. Robert Gordon. The next meetl.ng will be at the townhouse on April 10 . DIVORCE GRANTED PT, PLEASANT - Flora M, Stobart was granted a divorce from George Donald Stobart and 8hto~ was awarded care and cu~­ IDitl· of their Infant children In MaSOh County Circuit Court Frl day, Doc Smith .We Tako Tho Worry Out Of Buying A Says: UMd Cor, Our Lote Model Buicka Cor· ry A 10,~> W&rranty For 30 Daya, IOJO Mllu. On Both Porta ond Lobor. PJ'ill\lcts as IIIey will bloom lllo entire season if ·the old biossoma •re• remO'Ied. They should be fert!ll<ed Onen using one 14ble&poon of 'l!<iod solvable ferttltzer In one gallon of water. When atartlng plonls Indoor• atarlll"'d soU lhqul!l be • s e d, Either bey the prepared soli or ,itertliie some in the oven. ' !lira, 1\!orpri llld the. new petunia lhls year Ia Cbo~f;o Tart. a Ia a dquble varJaal»>l blosaom' anCI'vory belut!iiil: Mrs. 'Howard Samples pvo the aecond half of tile PrOiil'&m "!lalng as her aubject P\l'ibluma. 9te otated one geranium planl ma,y . G>\LI.IPOLIS - ,The prosrom ror the March meeting of. t h e Gallfpol!s f.arden Cl~b w~s glv,n Ill two ports, , by /dU; John Morgan .and lllrs. llow<!t<!·&unpleo. The meeting wa• hel"4 Thurlfda1 oven!Jig· II'_ the . "'o\t!<i ' <t Mra, Kem.U. R~lla lditl: !.Irs.'· John Allison as co.boiJtea.. ' ' • -,j Mra. Morgan pve0.e11rothalt ol the program oalngill het lllbJeet !br!Ini Flowering PIUIIo for Civic Pro.ieds. <· Mrs, Moria.! ata,ted petUnlaa are very ROOd pJ.ants for civic . beeome SATURDAY BAKE SALE, sponsored by the Senior Class of Ptdnt Creek Baptist Church SS, 10 a.m. at the church. LITTLE KYGER GRANGE will meet at 7:30 p.m. Menibers, bring cake and fruit salad. JUNIOR MYF Clean up day, 10 a.m. No junior MYF &mda,y. SUNDAY LOYAL FRIENDS and Men's Bible Class ot SbnpiOIJ8 Chapel Church 5:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. carrie Dale. MONDAY VINTON PTC 'Hill meet at the Vinton Elementary School, 7:30 p.m. Program will be un~ der the direction of Mra. Carrie DB,le, Muslc Dtrectvr, TUESDAY VINTON FHIENDSIIIP GAR· DEN CLUB will meet at the home or Pt1rs. Sam Boyd, 7:30 p.m. Program will bo Care of Spring Blooming Bltlbs. PEMBHOKE CLUB will meet at the home ot Mrs. George Bush, Sp. m. LAFAYETTE SHlUNE No. 44 wiU have a covered dish dinner, 6:30p.m. Bring table service. Annual reports and election ()( officers will , be held at 7:30 p. m• IVEDNE!illAY f'IR'>T UNITED.}~f~~~l:- , ian Women' 5 Gtnertl .~ ing, 8 p. ln. PictUres ot'the Holy Land will be shown by Miss Anne Bradbury. LITILE KYGER LADIES AID at lhe horne of Mrs. Robert Swisher, 10 a.m. , eovere(ldish dinner. THURSDAY EMANON CLUB will meet at the home or Mrs. Leo Moss~ man, 8 p.m . REVIVAL SERVICES PLANNED VINTON - VInton Methodist Church will conduct l'ftiYal aer. vices beginning Mareb 20 to 24 at 7:30 p.m. each evenLns. 'The evangl!llat will be the Rev, Jack stuller, lll>e<lal singing Is planned each evcrrl~1g, Everyone is welcome. VISIT MOTHER l'OMEHOY - Mr. and lllrr. Robert Gardner, Colwnbus, vtst~ ed this week with her mother, 111rs. PhU wuu.,._ Dl~. BUICKS I II Air Cond., Custom Interior One Local Owner 52595 ~ 00 1 I 1 ~ 1 present ~ I I II I I ter" 4 Dr. Hardtop, FaciO!}.' Air Cond. 1 Auto. PS, PB, We sold tl new, sbarp 1 $1995~00 I The IINTOifTTO • Y452. lle8o'nll11llo1n Provind.d llyltd compur con1ole In aenutne h.and rubbed Mahogany veneen and select hmlwood solids (Y452JRJ, or In aenuinll! h.and rubbed. Cherry 5" • .r·• Twm -cone sl)t!akl'r. Zf'nlrh VHF ~md UHF Concentiic lllnin1 Contmls with illumin;~ted ch1t1nel numbcn. Zenith bsv-Acun·rr'JOI Cunveraente p.,,l ~.&•eMbly; Sm1ll To 37!11 T~ . • '' ' · wrrH T~ -: '' , ill'rnJ>Ihlre, 1coUld. bave uae4 a rel!<ted ,publicly to KlllledY's DeTOcraUo pert;y ibto 'turmoli ' regarded hllnlllt •• thai man. Satiuw bj! ~ IIIIK!Uil<lnl · hit But MeCarti\Y, . after · . vlewln~ cani!ldaey to wreot the ...;~don- the M110111)COmerit 011 \OIOVl~ cy 1f0m . . 11. Jblililbn ond . at . yr•"'! Bay, W,l,l,, , ~JeCied cbanp hta 4~.ijt'r_ous 1 . diriidVe , ~ aort of campaign, ·~~~., ~ polteies"-bOpefully With sen. With Kennedy, _ ~ J, Mccarthy• a help, •q tlllnk I liT! slllllh.~ . boot "The fl&ht 11 just bogbmlng, J9lonllal clll1dldate In llie !leld," and 1 believe Ilia! 1 COil win," Mc(!lrthy anld. ·~I ~an win!' . oald Kennedy. He annooiiced he .. He welcomed KOMedy's .of!er wvuld n>n 111 the NebraokA of. aellve SIJI>llOrl Ill tho Orep IJld caltfornla prlmarie~ Wlacoil.sin primary b~ eald he alon- 1\!ocOrthy, and would lhousht he. could win w!lhoot IL camuaJ.Di ror the Mlnne&Ota urm not ptepared to deal peace eandlclate tn other. states. wlt,h an,.vbody,•• McCarthy said standina: ~ . almost the exact . coolly, If his cause became S90f. In the ....te caucus room hopele~ at Qle oonvention, _he where hi• late brother em· llld, he would releaae bls bsrked 011 hla aJoeillflll qUeSt delegate• and ''they would be ror the presidency 111 1960, tree to make their own Kenoedy proposed to work "In declalops." ha!'IIIOIIY" with MoCartlly In • Noting hla alngleobanded win hopes ol pre.,uhs tho Dem.i· Of 42 per eent of the Democratic cratle Natlonli Comientl<iit In vote In New .Hampshire, Me· August with "tho "strooaell Carthy added polntedlJ: pollible ataftdatd ,bearerJ•· ' un eot a little lonely in New little he!~ , , • 1 walked al~. • · · Komedy Slid he InfOrmed , Prealdent Johnoen _Of 'hb declaloil In advaiiCe, _lhr"'ib .an unnamed Irttermedlary, Job!>· liOn, he said, "did not indicate pleasure or dltp,lea1Ul'e.'1 He sent his broth~r, ~- Edward M, Kennedy, D-Mass., to Wlaconaln Frtday nll!llt to tell the newi to McCarti\Y. . Althooiih Kermedy streosed his decision, reflected no Hper. oonal anlmoalt,y or !llaroapeot" toward Johnson, the constrant breach between the two wa& , perhaps made permane~ by Kennedy's .formal ehallenge. Kennedy 0v0n refused to eommlt hlmoell to 111pportlng Johnaoo II the President Ia renominated at Chlcag~>. He /Old newsmen be would have to make any . auch decision at conveotlon Umo. JohnMI!I, who has not declared hla eandldacy for re.electlon, ~tD)ent , with a ; ,Qllp. · ~ ftv<!IIIIohlaT••= tor 'lie,.. w8ekend, the Prii , ' i · , , ·r tatd a meeting of llulllllt81 leader) here that u'aome pfcip).e ..,.cuJate 111 1aol<l- a pJ'Imw' -.l-and ooine -"• ·!Oil speculate~ prlmarle~·'.~ " Tho two QeJ1!0Cratlc candl· data• will &I> 11efore • nation· wide televlalon audlenee ~ to elaborate. on lhelr ~owl, Konned,v will - a r on NB!:'s ··Meet the PrUi~· at 1 EST, . tolloiilng a McCar!l1)> tnterv~ on CBS's 'Cf'ace the Natlon"' at 12:30 p.m. VIce Prealdent H. Hwnpbrey will appear on ABC'& ulssuea and Answers•• at 1:30 p.m. , . 1 KennedY, wearlllg a blue ~it and · dark blue polka dot tie reminisCent or the late P.rea. ldent, made clear he had no lllualo~s about the tougl! llsht &bead of him. p.m.. Photo Firm Hosts Governor SUNDAY, ~RCH PAGE 11 17, 1968 NEW YORK (tii'O - T h e spotlliltt wao oupposed to be on St. Patrick but It wu prel· · ldenllal candidate Robert F. Kemed,v llllo llole the shOW Saturday. K~ Oew home from Washington after hll dramatic announcement he would · oeek the Democratle prealdenllal nomtnatl011, moved In with 125,. 000 roal and adopted Irtlhmen marching In tile parade, He waa el_leered, referred to aa --Mr. President," call- War's End Could be Very Near BY ROBERT WINGETT COOLVILLE - Premier Pho· to Service, b.- known aa Beat Photo, was host to Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes and other dis· nltarlea during openhouoeibursday and Friday at Its attractive ~plant here. Tho plant, a beehive ol aotlvtt,y <Nr!ng the daytime working hours, currently employs 210 per~ ....,,, Open hou,. aellvlt!es got underway 'lborode,y w!tll hll!ll of!!. ciaJs of the Kodak Cotnpany and many related tlrms taking part By \Jnlted Pr••• ~ tree country." COLUMBUS (uPD Ratlred In behalf of ln<lllllry. YOUJ18 111ld he would have no Son. 11Dbert Keonecb'• ."11!>Brig. Gen. S.L,A. Marohall sold Guided tours were led by plant IIOODC- lhot he would aeek comment on tht Kennedy canporoomel followed by Rev. G'\1' -rdl,y the end of the war lit the Democrat!< prelldenllll didacy at thll time but oald ~ White giving m Invocation and Vietnam could be umuch· near. ' llllllllnatloa w'u mot wllh oom., Damocnii could beat Richard Ivan Creeaer, mayor of coo I ~ er than we .~eet." Nixon, llllom he predicted thine le" ~ gpen wo u I d carry the llePobl!Cih The military critic and '""' ville, otrertng a welcome. G11 IIDDIII Ohio Domocrata. IIIMiot, now a resident o! Biro Coo:rtney, executive vice pres!~ parly bonner. ;. "I think It Will caiiH a dlvied a i•bum1 ' 1 ant;1 ur~ to visSACKING PICTURES- A totalof210emptoy..owork at the new Premier Photo Service plant In mlnsham. Mich., 111<1, ••we u-e denl or the Trt-Count.Y Bani< at uThe Republicans wW uno Coolville where open house ceremonies were c()nductedlastThursday and Friday. Some or the emilon In the Pi11'11•" llld Ohio It a barber, People ran Into COOlvUle, presided over all ac~ Democrat!< chairman Ml>rton dol&btedl¥ nomlnote Rlchord tho street to lbako hlo hand, alreadl< toi>Pinl: the rtoe, U we ploy..&, shown !rom loft, are Joey llwlfee, Gloria Bartlett, Paula 5e¥re, tbnna sam.s and Marte NIII;Jp. 11 8 u t lt'a tradidonal Nllroll 111d he haa defeat w~ He smiled and waved lllroush In tile Untied stalel <111 juat ttv!tles. Cooper. The above worker are packing processed _print& andpnparing them ror shiPment to Plant officials taking part In restore oonn&l .,.,.donee In ten all over hbn," aatd Young. It aiL customers throughout the eas.tern aection of the United States. . ·tile POri!' flahls U oauall;y "Any Democratic cllld!date wUI the prOJI'am& were Lee DeMond, the situation/' I, oomos together Ill, tho nnil In a l1fiWI- conference before. manager, and Ned H. Tanner, deteat him and wW even carry ~. It'• :·not tor ' • opeech to tho Cohunbus Reo vice president. A, Karl s.muner, ..Oblo, a Republican state, Democrate to I· • lgllnst him. n serve Ofticers' Association prealdent of the Premier Photo Houae were State Auditor Roger there for another year. He then bJ.slness now stands as the Courth However, Marshall OliPr<IOoed DPIIm!lm In Service, waa speaker (()J'boththe ctoud and Gong. Clarence E.lllll- moved It to a store building and largeot private manufacturing In lor. worked from there atiOther oll!llt dustry In Athens Count,y, ft could ' tht pll!o . ~f!rl' C!J¥>~ Hou,. ""!tile 1'00· boiiDd to · sr AltTEj) ·lfi ·B~~- - Yoatw•betore gotnW~ BSrd.Q, In~. v~:. \¥1, )\avo 300 by 11~~~ , ... ........ ....,,>will The Prenllor Aiotil ' SOri'lce Paii<efsburg. · 19119 or 19~0. according to plant qther officers or ~e tlrm are He ·stayed ln Ulat locati()n un~ off1dals. rshould c.atry more ol the comTanner, viee president and Mrs. was started in 1938 in lhe base', -condldate ~n Lewiston, Mallie! ment of the A. Karl and Eloise til January <~f this year when his Premier spent more than $220,. bat burden. A. Karl &Lmmers, secretary and , Nalpp alao made ICI lor hla poor lhoWin& &unmers h()me 1n Parkersburg, plant, now the largest process000 on mail postage last year, u All wan are immoral. and treasurer. Mra. Ned H. Tamer, ~ out · , In !be recllt Winter OQ1nple If• regr-le tltat monkind ¥fchael L. &unmers and Karl w. va. with $100 borrowed mon- ing plant in the entire eastern representing about 20 per cent cujp u to ,!i&me• ~ II¥ becomlnlllhe district of the United States, was of the postage of the entire cit,y ha•n•t found a better way to B. Summers are abo officers ey, !be Now ltrst Amer!een In hblory to Win summers operated his busi· moved to Its new Coolville site. or Parkersburg, W.Va. , and due ' settle thinga. As for corruption havo In Ill• the cov•od oordlc <:OIIIblnedtltle family-OWned and operatPOINTE-~ A.HACIIE, La. Ill South VIetnam, If we withness there ror one year and then The Premier Photo Service's to the heavy volume coolville is flrm. "Ho IIIII In Norwa,y'a Holmenlmllen; Sid (UPI)-A tfelghwr rowuled put up a building on the back lot payroll is tlPBcted to reach near- now a First Class Post Office. draw _aid and ·refuse to have Other government otricial s at~." .· NII»P, ubl~ J Games. bend Ill tile Mloalftlppl River ding Friday' I PUblic 0 pen of hla propert,y and operated from ly $11,000,000 thts year and the -lj!J don't knOw how !11UCh After winning SaWrdaj>'ajunp. Saturday ond collided In a ball relations and •-rt menta ln Alia because they are ' he wUI have Ia Ohio." ,.. lnl: COIJIIIatlUon 1D Ill,. him the It !Wne with twO fuel barges, corrupt, we wouldn't have a ·::::~:- :-:: : :::: :: ::::::· : :::::::: ::·:·: · : · :·:·: ·:·:·.'·: ::.;:: ·:·: -::::: :;:; Yoq oold "we all ore voey lll'e&test personal trlunu>h of hla Eleven peraono ·wore kliiOd foreign .aid program," Marshall prood that Ill !be u.s. ev•fl'l~M careor, Bower he was re- and 30 IIIJured. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP0· oald. . hai !be rl&bt to d!lleet. We art tlrtn& from COIIIPetlt!vo &kllng. Son. Eugene Mccarthy Sltlll" Tho victim& were all balleved Tho mWtary historian and day BC<<Pted Sen. Robert F, . all vary proud that thiS Ia a or"""'en aboard iho ,.,sols of numberous books on Konned!''a offer of old In tile lncl pu~era on the kei&J!ter, author mUitary -atlona llld be ~ Wlaeonstn Democratic pres~ ' African Star, IJI8I1I' . of them !loved "!be brtaklng point lor dentlal primary but he reject.. WASIIINGTON (UPO- Citing declaratloo on tile u.s. wtlltng. might be made. Hard choices tourilll from the Vol~ Stawa, tho North VIetnam ann,y Is ed ~ Idea !hot It might lead the "urpncy or the bour," nen to go the long way ln will have to be made. SJme !jew Zealand and Auatrallo. much (al'tr than we expect President John!IOD disclosed Vietnam.. the President said: desired programsoflesspriorlty to 1 "deal 11 between the two The ll'e!&bter wao outtlns { J;,·;··_ ond It <Ould come before tho opponllllt& of President Joh~ Saturdlcy' he has offered a new "To meet the needs of our and urgency may have to be across the bend In the pre.<lawn eleetion.'t proposal for clltt!DI government fight:ilw men in Vietnam we will deferred.., son. dorkness about 50 miles dowoMe Cuthy ooted thlt when he "Gradually, I believe we are apend!ng ln an a:tteJtlpt to set do whatever ls required. Notes stresses rlvor from New Orleans wh,n nearer to · Winning there tban real!¥ needed help Ill the New his income taX increase. "We are meeting with leaders Th.e President also noted the the co11J.ston occurred. Flunea Hampshire prtmary. Kennedy we lliP8CL .At' tile present time, Wormed sources said it met ot Congress to discuss reduc- d o m e 11 t i c and international Ill' THOMAS CIIEA~' 1 and began blazll!l ·awoy at Ita erti!ted from tile foe! barge& North V1etnomose repi8l:f1Denta and hil backers •jstayed out the demands of tho.se in tions in the national bu~t that stresses on the ecooom.v and and threw me.uagea over the Congreu who haW ktllt the said the United states had '1 SAIGON(tlpO ·- All A-'0.. VlltCon&daf*L the deck or !uolude 15 ond 16 year olu, ' aouult te1m earrled into tiitde ·A ' platooo , led by 2nd Lt. · seaman Laoru Clsiernlo, 41, aome of !born wltll only a fence." 1ncreue locked IJil since laat removed the gold cover on 11 "I walked alone. MeCarth)r August. currenc~. moved to tighten obolrd helleopterJ tn)lpod Vltt 'rbomilo. K. Wllllnaham of Clark, or New York Clt,y aold he Ifill montb ot tr~" said. •'They were afraid to Johnson offered a lleetlng credit and taken other me.. · ·· ,Coat w!!l! thalr hack• to ·tile N,J,, came under almost aolng Into tho wheel houae at come lbtn onto the p~ look at his new proposal Gu-ing sures to counter these stre$ses. SiNih Chllll Sea Satuu..{ 1!1<1 Immediate guerrUla fire llllenlt obOul 4:40 a.m. Esr When he field. Ready a apeeeh before 11 000 busineS&oo "To meet the urgeney of the ' reported kll1llqr • U8 Ill an landoil on ·file lllld dllnel Juot ·· hOIII'd five blast• 011 the ohlll men he baa asked to help find hour with the responsibility that ~ lilfanlr,y~ viR 330 mUea wlalde 1111' La!. whistle, olgnalq 1 general Moderate Inereaae awnmer joba Cor &hetto youtha. it reQuires," Johnson urged , • · DOt'lb or 111111011· . Copter 9lpporl atann•• h was followed ~ r.... Ohio State upset Kentuclq s.. Hla speech came atw:Mt the Congress to pass his 10 per cent ttof!Or to Slilon ~td lor<;el WUiingltalb alll<ed_, !Qr and blaaio IJ1im a tug pus~ lhe WASHINGTON (UPI) - Prealturday nll!hl82~1 to advonce time the se¥en-utloo LonOOn increase on both corporate and denl JohnOOII, who deelarod ''We ., In ~,•o_perattoo Reoolved: ..To · te~VO<! qp>rl lronl bell"'!!- bllle•· . to tile NCAA !lllals tills -kauld pool met at the Federal Indlv!rual Income taXeS. ' Wllt."" lll• ~ ~IIP,'· or · t.ir &illllhl»a, ond he ~d ·-~ the blast a1gna1 had are aoina -to win Ill VIetnam," ead. Dave sorerimts pl. Reserve Board in emergency RACINE_ A lS.year-Oldyouth The sources said Johnson was tile liar, Aid lllti,y lio4~ ~' ,f!l'tPOWet !rOm !JIB moniiRi!lhe •lllA>Od the IIIIOle 11>11> began to was rel!al!iY reported Saturda,y with three oecond• iell ..0. ltllioa to CODIIder What to do was apprehended Saturda.y af. rea(\y to accopt cuts in hls ~~~· Ill Ill ,, ~r.• _klll<!d ;Ill ,..m)IJ• ~Y lha\<0•''· Clalernlo said. "Fire read,V to order a moderate Intllo pme, about gold ll)tculatorrf attack& ternoon ranaacldng the Racine programs by the House and In !Ita Ov., . ~· '·~ ~ ~ore tho VIol C!lll II'«! ~ over the starboard crease In 'U, S. 1r1J0P llrenath 1 • Ull the dollar ond the pound. l\lelhOdlll Church. Senate Appropriation• eo... ~tile Soulli ·'•V• ~ alid ran tor tlmlled ~.!. $ill men on deck began In the war, Attar deltvwlqi a ollrrlng The Melg~t,y sheri!P s mittoos totaling about $9 blllloo Pike Woatem ltll'VIved • cold llllomed enurC.a aa14 t h , iMii ,U~~tol! 1\Jtl!Diplaooo,. ~ ·~ fl'oM , U ond IIIeY department alld the 00s has ad- in appropriations during t h 8 l/tlllo d the 11111 Lllltt Flrot ocxitaot In lhe M1 La! '!trl OD&ulled ln·llillla." Prllldenl ' bod not .deelded ... s otrealt Ill the tourtb ,..mer an milted having wrecked the Pen- nscal )'ear that begins July 1. _ , ..,..., ..., of ·. ....,.. npt!ng came at 7:30 a_.m. fi o a s i Ga ·· ' ~ero 11111111>Br, but .oald tllalll Sllllrdi.Y nltllll but held an lor ,. out!lto !orlnlnl: part of the u.s. ~, II wao all over by 2 ~ over 1M burn!nl .....Wd not be IIJIIWhere near Ills a 66-62 victory O'ier Portatecostal Million at Secood and AmOrJCal Di'laloll, aeored the p.m,, front reports llld. ""'1011 i>Iuc ..., aitd 200,000 ft.,.. that hn beea re- , _ Clll' to win tbo Alh· Main Sts., in Racine on Marc:h tqreollw vlcti>r7 olong tho Much of tho toeua of !be war ln!iJi'ed frOm" 111 n.-., nvo- ported IIIII opoeulated on In tho .,, Claoo A rtpooal. ~~~ , lAI;_i. IOirn Satutdl¥ -·· remained In tho 1111b,ulanc11 ~ ·.ll!uned 11111-k or oo. · b,l' cOni- ' SliP orea where the "Opera. llld moanlnrl ouMYo,ra to .NO\r ·it "!!l!lk Uj>n !lliiOIVed To Wlnu look Orleana ~CANTERBURY, En CIa n d , • "· ... · . Ioree , lhan tO,ooo ,, .. (U PD - Thieves bungled an aj. .U011po Vltilnl· Far Wtallletilol!ol · · ,; , Midwl!ll kqi(joal tempt to blast open safe• in .,.,.,"' 58 New S. tt 'I, ' ~trion II LoUtiJI1le1S terbury Cathedral earrlly~..:~::: ~~ ~~:~'foJ~Ii!et 's.lila ~ :~~ T~ 77 lial)'..~ Sl,, day but escaped with h able hlstorlc sil\•er artUadsfrdm ··~; the anclent seat of English Chi~. ~ tianlt,y. ·k\,tillf': Pollee said it was nea'rly · possible to assess the I rue or the sliver' much 1t the altar. But a titM.te placed ita at about $40,000. value, ~ever. greater. llany or arm• Ulll.... ' ..;J < L,u , ~. lftw or,.. .-~ .. J• it..r;;l, ··':) into 1 Bel· I ' '; t~Ai:S~ .l On River ' ti.tl41lUY • UllOM Oanltin1 hdv Ameriun. styled comtnd con:olf in ~~ ~~~IUILT -..w. dauaWe Umidall in 11.1inll'd Maplll' color. S" X)" : All Makes and Mod<lo. 11 I we don't bave It, we'll I I Ret It! Free Direct Line I hili""' tp11ktr, Ztnilh VHf and UHF Conc~Prllric Tuninl CMiralt wilh lllur)'lin•t~ ch.1no~,tl numPtrS. Zenith IMr·Acclll FrO.f!l Corweraenct Pflltl Autm_bly. $,. 4·9 · ', ' ; ;t ' · • ,. , · ' , 1." I ·'"11:-- ." . ' ·....r' -' ._~ 4 '. '' ,. .. f . ·d I Service To 40 Major 1 1 I W•·ecldng Yards. 11 S... Henry, Don or I Paul Baird · I I Ph. 367·75118 I President Offers Spending_Cuts For Approval of lOCfo TaxThost 128 .GuerrilltU Taken In .Auault Team Vise t'~r..."'" Joluuon ' '· .. "'vern. said At The Railroad Tmlcll in Cbeahire, Ohio. Juat 8 I empl""!"• "11he a y OUth Held In Church Entenn •g w'lth Ill' ·, •. diWJ"«:· ': ' Contracts for Pipeline Let Custom vioyl interior. Very IA>w MUes, Uke new --------,-."'·----'-------.----·········· ·499·. $., · . ' rruirwood \'Cneer5 and select hirdw(Jod solids (V4521H). 4 Door·Hardtop, Factory Air cond. $1995.•00 , , Leery of Bobby BAIRD J BROS. I AUTO I WRECKING I OPEL . KADETTS 4 Dr. Sedan, Auto., V8, PS, , PB, Two to cboose from '' .' Mile• North of Gallipolis I I on Sl. Rt. 7. 1 I I "Deal" . Ohio Democrats • location• You ' ReJect• II wao oi>VI"!'• lhat K~ ~ I ' · IRD~e·': I I · · · :fJ I I ConsoUdallni a"!i lhre~ 1 1one "To S.rv• ' . :, '' ' threw the VOL 3 NO.7 NEW SHIPMENT 1965 Buick teSabre 1 1966 BulckiSpec. Dlx. ~L~Itwiftl:flrtt roPD - sm.: Kei.ne<lr -mthaJl emimts ' ---------· ..------··· ..----GET A HORSE ••• -------~·--·-+----1!!!~.:99....... . •' ---------~ ·--,···-----------+--------...------1965 Buick Riviera 1 1964 Buick Wildcat lnStocldRudyToGol 295 lq. ift. '' Rotiorl F. ' "····---~-------I -JUST AIIIYED 21-1968, . L....~ ScREEN ... color tv's lqest .picture eaalt,y started from cuttlngo.. The allpa 6r cultlnP aheuld be taken trom new groWth raUler than the WO<l4\Y part of tho plaDt. 'lbey may be dipped tn ·a hormone to speed rooting. It usual!¥ takes (rom two to three week• tor them to root. When taking cuttlngsone should cut straight across the stem with a aharpknlfo. Plltthethreetolour Inch cutting into water lmmedlatoty to prevent willing, Then plant In ooll. 'lbe cuttings wUI bloom In II or 12 weeks. Have the soil ster. Uh:ed and very moist before you make the cutting. Insert the cut~ Ung to the first node In the aoll. Place where the plant will' receive plenly of light but not.direct sun. lliltt. When the plant reaches rour ,to alx Inches start pinching back to make a bushy stronger plant. Three or f()ur stems make a. 8I)Od stnmg plant Devotions were led by Mra. EuKene Gloss. The president, Mrs. Gloss, announced there would be a Gallla Count,y Garden Club meeting at the Rlo Grande Baptist Church, A.Prll 18 at 1,30' p.m. The ctoo voted to be hostesses at the fall coont,y meeting In Seplember, Mrs. Gloss announced tile club had oold 660 pink dogwood tree• whlch woold be delivered posalbly the last week or March. Plans were. made to distribute the tree a. The door prizewu·wonbyMrs. KeMeth Frazer. The hoste11es served a dessert course. ~xsiqNaroN • ' many plants' as th~ are ., ... .B.- J'JEJ( fltallenges ·L,BJ NOW COLOR' . A PICTURE SO EASY T6 TUNE AT .YOU CAN DOn RUn AND QUNDFOLI)EDI . FUllNITU~E RUTLAND.~o. · ' .. -at , "• · .uctA ':· •eo !if• ae, h· 12 I :;~~~~~~~ 151!1 -.ory eluding do scribed �', \ . ,. Vlrglma lat<!d 1.1013..,.. Liu, ra1e11 tho nation's t® oman ·eonliCe oildlt W.ins thO' roguler seaoon I>if !he UPIIloinl d Coaehell, waa led tf:l victory by Newbold and Luther Green, wM combined lor ~t points. Arflm> · and Whltmcire con>o bined lor · P!oie'l !lr&t 10 leeooil-hol! poJnil, &lllf)dOK a U4 IlPari that corrled the Irish Into the quarloMIIWi, Notre, Dame Will meet IJU Iii ..,. 'o! Tuesdi.Y ~~· q~~~rtoro4lrllla. l : DEBORAH ANN ROBINSON , '. .._,' !'Miss Spr' I . ' PT. PLEASANT'- tbe amual ~ Mill ~rlnltlme COIIIellt will bo } held TbUr.""'Y evening liere wltb I ..,., of MalOn CcJuncy'a loveli: est hlih school l!irls competing : for tbe honor. j FoUowing are the qualifica. ! tiona each l!lrl brings Into the : C0J11110dtloo, noting ,tbe lndlvld· : ual. their areas of achievement : 1n Khool, ehurcti- ·and commuThe Pl. Pleasant 1 nlt;y living. Women'• Club Is sponsor or llle event. JUDITII WD.LENE LATHEY Jlldltb WU!ene Lathey, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Adrian Lathey, Vernon Road, Letart, attencl oWabamalliBb School. ~ Sbe 11 5'4", has attended Ver: JIOR E. U.S. Church 13yearswhere ; she Is $lnday School ...,rotary : and vice-president of S u n d a y : School Cllll and member of the : Church council of admlnlatra; tlo:l. Her hobbies are sewing, : llJIIing, .:ooldng, cattle, !being ; hair, and painting. Students Attending World wtitute . PT. PLEASANT- Barry Cas; to and Daryl ~ both 8 t u: dents at Point Pleasant HIS h · SChool, are In Clncinnetl t h I s :; weekend attending the 22ndWorld ,~ Atlalrs Institute at the Nether:· land-Hilton Hotel. : Barry' 8011 of Mr. and ;Mrs. School and oololde aotlvltles Include Annual Clilb (~ Y.,s.) ft. nanclal secretary, sd ~cltor, t;yplot. National 11<111011 Sodev, · F.H,A, (3 yrs.), 1'\pCiubC!yrs.), 4-H prealdent, county dollllng award (2 yrs.); one o1 top 9 In state wool ootnt, R'vlew C! 1J'~); t-H COOnty Plnwearer. 9Je Plans to enter Glenville &ate Teacher• eollep to be- Chureh. Her hobb~l are dMC•, School and ootalde actlvldet Include Pep Club (1 yr.), u. brary Club (.l yr.)1 Vlco-Presl. dent Ubrary Club (I yr.), AI· ternate for Student Council, o.G. A. award, Candy Strlj>er (I yr.), She plana to at1ond LB.M. :khool in COlumbus, Ohio. Her ' escort will be Wll~ Marshall. come an elementary s c h o o 1 Her sponsoring store II Biggs teaeher. Her escort will be . J. ,Doplrtment !lore. Alan Hart. Her· sponsoring ·store DEBORo)H ANN ROBINSON Is 0. J, Mor rii<NI. Deborah Aill l!oblllion. 17' LYNDA ROSE HALL dalljjltor of Mr , lllld Mra. LGulo i.ynda Rose Hall, 17, dauShter M. Robinson, Bender...,, W. Va., of Mr. and Mra. o. c. Hall, attends Pl. Pleasant~ lll8b 2t!O ML vernon Ave., Pl. 1'1~•· School. ant, attenda the PresbyteriU Sie Ia 5'2'', and attend1 Faith Charcb and Pl. Pleasant lliBb. Gospel Charch. Her hobbles ll'fllmiUin& BWiJn. Her bOObies arehor&ebackridinlnr, rwHng, and bQwting, A<· lng, readln& bowling, and handUvldes Include Past President of crafts. Cendy Stripers, Pallt Presidentof School and outalde actlvldea Preabytorlan Youth Fellowship Include: a member of 111e Oh Kill Pallt Secretary of Sludent COW:. SteR, Y·~l, Theopl""a Under" ell, Week In Wash!naton win. otudles, L,B,J,A., Band, an ' nor, Girl a Stale Citizen Key. M.;oretle. ette, N<.tional Honor lbclety, Sl!e hu been accepted at ' Thespians, Pep Club, sen 1 o r computer Trlllling Center In . Class Representative to the Stu- Rll'ltington; W. Va. dent Cooncll, Junlorettes, a n d Her eacort will be George wu. ,Junior Class Play. ' Uamson. Sbe is sponsored by G, 910 plans to attend Wellt Vir - C. Marphy Co. ginit University for a degree In nursing. Her escort will be Bob Doel!b.gor. She Is Opollllpl'· ed by Rardin's 9loe Center. 1 DIXIE LEE SHRIMPLIN . KARLA KAY BARNETT Karla Kay Barnett, 16, daullh· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barneli , J r. , GItnWU~.N, --• W.va. 2552o, attends Hannan lli8b School. 9te is s~4" and at- lin , Mason, W. Va., BO:t 157, 1ng , roll er • Uns, and bowlattends Waham11 High School. She L1g. :· in a current events test. T h e is 5'8lh " and attends Methodist School and outside activities s ' ha include: cheerleader belongs to ' i youths are spJOsored by the lo- : cal Rotary Club and were accomto Cincinnati by Miss Freda Bender...,, 10<1ai s t u d I e s ~. I,: i '· Sears ; S. senator Gale McGee. l' Jordan Giving Up Sf. PETERSBVRG, Fla. (IJP0 -Rrl- Cepedil'• oeeoodhome nm.of the ~~>•Ins broke a ;o.a: tie 'In the seventh Inning saturdlQ> 111111 gave the st. Louis Cardinals a 5-4 victory over the NeW York .. .. .. 'i; : . ' 1 ~ ' ·lO·' Meta. Cepeda's winning blow came at ' Slllii>AY, MARCH 1?, ' . ' tbe _,.of Don cardwell, who hld been touched lor a bunt alngle by Bob Tolan to OPODthelnntng. ... ,. • REBECCA LOUISE RICE She plana to stlond ¥arohall F.H.A., co...Utor of Annual Stair, Attendant lor llolnecom!ns Qleen, university and receive' desree Salutatorian. ' In Bulinesa AclJpinl...,.dm. Her eecort wur be Dail!y 'O'-Lear7. · She plans to au to <Oiiego to become a Alyslcal Edutati.on !he is sponsored by FaahlonCenter. · Teacher. Her eaeori wlil be Devld Lee ROBIN ROHRBOUGH Ball. Her sponsoring afore Ia Ben Franklin Store. . Robin ~. 17, dauatt· ter of .Mr. ,..,.j ·Mra. ()Ito 0 REBECCA LOUISE RICE Rohrliou8!1, 2809 Bkch Avtf1UO, ' - . ' Rebecca ' Louise Riee, 11, attend• Pt:. Pleasant Hlsti Scl)ool. daughter of Mr. and Mr1. Jaek She Is 5'6", .~ attellda Tria· Rice, 509 28th Street, attendo Pl. Ity Metbodlst ChUl'cb. Plea&a~~t lli8b School. Her ·htll)b!OJ '!l'e ·mtnmltfg, She Is 5'7", and attendo t h e dancing, ~tJoad!Dg. · Baptllt ChUrch. llcbool aiKI ·outl!ide idhltlea Her hobbies are playing t h e ln<lude: · P.Jribe'sa -~ Mason plaao, horaoback riding, and Club at the Water Feedval; wo~k. a rilember ot tbi National HODSchool and outllde actl~tlesiD - or Society, student COUII!U, •Key. dude: The NfllonalllottQrci!Dde- etles, Thesnlani; .and the l,'lp cy, Girl• Atbletie Auoclatlon, 't•'Cl'('i~!~ ' '· J~li; :-: '·'' "~, " .tl'.l~w-., Ubrary Service Club, Jomlor· !he plans to atte~d."Wtlt'~lr· · <jlte, Past Wortey Mvlsor, Or- l!lnls Unlversill'' Ul ~ l'har· der ol the Rainbow t~ Girl I, Jlld maey. Her escort wiU be Mike Grand Representative to Ger- Marnhout. Sl!e ia -'"'red by many and Franee. Flshera Department Store;~ JUIIIP BALL - Mabel Mester&· (IO), of' K3ger Creek, 111111 Betsy Cullnlnl!i>am (t3) and caudo<:e Behr (31), both Mlcldleport piafars, scramble ro~ ~ rebound Ill tho socoiid qull'- f'•• ' ter of the game between tbe two 'schoole FridlQ> nlsht In the , oeml.flnalo of the Meigs lnvllatlonal Girl's beaketball toarllO)' •;, at Rutland. A Jun\P ball 'resulted !rom the lbovo scene and ;;;._~~eport, .~oachod by ,pit Jordan, oqueakecl by wltb two ,j ,,_ ,~ yictol')'. • _ ;t . ~ t'' . ' ..' ' ' . .• ~· I~ WINTERHAVEN, Fla. (UPDFrank Bertalna end llaTry held the Boaton Red So> toone hit Sator<illl' sa Wuhlngton cruohed tho defending American League chamPions, 9-0. Mike Andrewa' two-out single ID the eighth ltininir oa Bertalna wu Boa~n's lone aafety. Moore pitched the Drat Ove Innings for Washiqdon. Moon . BOWIJNG GRt:EN. Ohio (UPO - Mansfield St. Peter's, bltilng a bllst~ 59.f per cent of its field goal atiOIIIPIB, loilPled Kalida 8:1.46 Saturday afternoon tD win the Bolfllng Green Class A lleJilonal baoketball tournament. St. Peters, gaining Ito Orst state tournament berth in hia.. tory• will meet the winner of the Athens Regional in a semi-final game next Friday afternoon. The elimination of Kalida meant an all-new Class A field lor the state tournament, since Kalida was the lone team still ualive" ·- In tournament .. f !rom last The Issue was never in doubt lor St. Peter, which broke Into a 3WO lead st the half and lllen outscoied Killda 13-3 In a tblrd period outburst thllt Wl'llll1_. ~ tbe Y1cto . IT!") j~,or,k, Ch1fs;.,~~:l!~' · · t "r··' .·. : : ~: ·: ~! I-' Pil¥ year's tour finalists. CENTER CUT LOINS ··U :(\J1 •·f ,. . ·" • ,. ·yl'JlJ ... !.l'' ' 'F< ,,. . ' " rho ·,~ t ~encta "Uo~ -~OlCB" ' ,. JJ'• 't · ,r•· .. : !lins!leld taam Is now ·'. ·, -f~t-fk. 98C-,, "!;. ' , 1~ I' ~. ' ' .I SA'.·L.'E.· . Ice ·. ·' Race in PoUties PT, PLEASANT- Republican Wldldate lor County Clerk, Joe J, Jordan, hal IIIIIOUIIeed h I 1 withdrawal rrom the polltleal ..... Jordan, who relides.· Witb hI s family In Point Pleawtt, Is employed In Hunlin8l0n. w. va. and , feel& he doe1 not have the Ume to campal~ properly for t h e nomination, and may move to Huntington ln the near future, therefore it woold not be ta1r to oeok the oil!... L, W. Getly, tepubllcun, cur- ft.ASH DEFRoST 17.Z.CU. Fr. Chett holda 600 poundt ' DELIVERED• PRICE Pt. Pleasant, is seeking the post JRD'tl U poulldt ' ,; .' ~ . . ."$1695. 00 '· .. ' ·''"'"' .. * ' :swtel DELIVER liD ' ' · , PRICE Oothlng Workshop a.,ngect to Mar; 25 1";1', PLEASANT - The Clothill C.,at>ucdoo Workshop that · ns aelu.Wled lor March 2oth In U.e COUrthoui! annex has been ' ~to MOnday, March 25, at ' .,,39 p.m. In the ....... Fulolre workllhopJ Will be set "' al •ll1o•Rrll! mOetlog and may be .. .111; artemoan or evening · . . . . •aa l!li;llciPonu wllh\ • .}. ~. ~..UOO of the ,,.: -r ~ lacW will con · !; ~ a In tbe posslbl7 aiX . . ~ 87.. . ' ' ' ' oaaa• 6 ' 4 DR. " .. " $1295 1967 ' ' · Stan. tranL, radio anll heater, 'f'IW tires .. •967 Foito ·OArlxiE sclo .... .. $2495 cyl:, "2 Dr. Hard Top. !'ocilo. FROSTLESS IIEFRIGERA'f()R.ftiEEZER 16.f>cu. ft. White/Coj>pertoue DELIVERED PRICE ,,., J SARA SOT A, Fla. (UPJ) -Luis . Aparicio and Tommy Divis cololectod two hits l!lllece 9lturday and Tonuny Johnbecomethe!lrot White Sox Pitcher to l!lve I I v e lnnlns• as Chicago defeated tbe Detroit Tiger& il-l. Au.tO. Trano. Power sleerinc, ~eater, wjw tires · . :r,J966 FORD FIOO ...••••... . . $1695 • cyl. Pickup Truck, Style Side, Custom Cal!, Stan. Irons. · (JJ- . ' Ing FootbaU League and the AmerIcan Fooli1all League, mell.nNew York to outline its goals ln seek- player ~ ing NEW YORK (UP() - Pro Sports Jneorporated, a group represent- a numbor of top colleglste drafted by the professional football leagues In Jan. uary, Saturday chall011ged legality or the common draft. Ttle group, whlctt serves as the pJayers• agent in negotiating contr~.;cts with teams in the National KI.~SeedUDIJB are Mlde Avallmle ·•-'J\ .. i ,;,) f10')il~·( .. ... · · il~l<\l/1 COLUMBUS- Blrth-<~f...Tree Kits, and Buckeye tree seedlings lor planting on Arbor Day are available lor anY booa fide Ohio youth organization, announced Fred E. Morr, Director, Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The otter applies to such organizations as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camptlre Girls, C u b Scouts, Brownies, Sea Scouts, Boys Clubs, and simUar groups, Including adult organizations who wish tO pian a tree planting program lor Arbor IJIIY, April 26. Organlzatlma wi shlng to re. eeive the kits and..or Buckeye trees should write lor them be. lore April I, to tbe Ohio Division of Forestry, Room 815, Ohio Departments Building, 65 South From Street, Columbuo, Ohio t32l5. Call~ University of Southern !ornln, Kevin Hardy of Notri Dame, Wayne Meylan or Nebrll· Lee White of Weber State College. Steve Arnold, president of Pro !Ports, Inc., andoneoftbe spokeomen for the group, noted that inception of the common draft resuJted in a 50 per cent reduction of bonuses offered new pJa.yers last year . That figure may nolitl~ . " .DEUVERED DELIVERED llfiiitl•'·-...... todiY \lr Pi-e- J.. L. l;l<NeOlfQ'. Bldo are- '~ to be ~~ an M<il:\dOJ, J)mo 10, . ' 1... " r' ' ·'' ' . , . Proeioedt of !lie bolid 'aalo will, bli . Ill 1-edoicie Oillstandlnl. 'balk ' ' ' ' ' 31411 ' . ii'ePte . ' ' 2-63 4 Door Sedans One 4 dr. H.T. ancl 1 CJI'. . Deville. Full power equip- · mont, rldlo, IIDted glaa,. w ja jw tlrea. Real . thorp . coro. Locally oWIIOd. <lnd - Choi~ $1895 Couptt Devilles . . $4200 2 - 66 C.aiUIC One blue with blue Interior, I aqua with aqua In· terior. Full power equipment, radio, tinted llau. nrw wjsjw tires. climate control alr<COndllloaiDIReal oharp 84!'~ Sold and aervlced by us. Your J .. ..,.. choce, .......,., c----------------~ 65 Caclil'- "'·' l. • br •-:.0 $3.300'"" 1 ..c t, • . u1 grey interior ----------------- 61 C.dlll" Secl1n Deville . . . . . $1295 Full power, radio, thiled 11111, wjo'w tlrea Factory Alr.CondllloJilng, blue flnlsh, with 'matchi~g Inter· •or, 35,000 actual miles. Reol 1hlrp.. GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES WHAT I DOING ON THE SPORTS PAGE? IF YOU MEN WILL JUST TAKE A MOMENT FROM iASIETIALL GAMES AND HO(IIY SCORES. · I'WOULD LIKE TO TELL THAT ' .1 . re~h 90 per cent ror this year's crop of <Oitel!lal<! player a enterIng tbe pro ranks, he added. In contending lllat tbe draft wes lllegal, Arnold aald, "Pro OPEN EVES. TIL 8:011 football Is tbe only bWstry In tbe eountn" ..toere a proopectlve 9112·534% employe is given D0 1 chol.ee." . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ coLimmus- A~l!ed sale ._, OOumbus and Sooithetn Ohio Elel'l!'ic ComP~nJ '.,( i25,'ooo,ooo . BCYL IJPEf:l.t£1 ........ -~~~~ I ~ , J'IJY ll'W¥~* of .ll'xem-.1 .. 11 povu~r ~ul~m~~h radl</,11!1~. ~. w.IIIW.~• ,I, lni!. Mike Taylor of list' and : ·Ehnate ''C'rilitfijj· Ml''\;ondlliolllng,' grey with · beoiiil· t MIDDLEPORT - C, L, Jenklnaon and Daniel Tbomp!Min or K'litb Goble Ford, Inc., Middlepori, Will be h"!""'ed for out- . standing sales performance w.. Ins 1967 at a Ford 300.000 Club bon"'et at 111e Ne,tberlsnd IWIDn Hctel Ill Clnclnnad Saturday, Mar<ll 23. The aoo.soo Club wao rounded In 1950 to rotognlze rutstandlng FOrd aaleameD. The average elub member Bold nearly $500,000 worth of automotive merchandise In 1967. Fir•- ~ to have the commm draft declared lllegal. Pro Sports negotiated the contract Iaiit year of former Mlchigan state Ail • America Bubha Smltb. lis new clients Include Ron Yary of national champion ·CISOI Propoolng To SeD BOnd. Iftt•• ' Galllpolls won the game and moved Into the chlllll!lonshiP game played !&at_~- Common Grid Draft Challenged ....... .. AFTER - Emma Leg., (25), player lor North Gallla, clings tliht tD the basketball after she pullo down a •• boWICI during Ill• oemf.llnals of the Malgo '"viiatlonal Girl's basketball tournament at Rutlencl FridlQ> nlsht. LWlgiDs in an atteiiiPI to get hold of tbe ball II GalllJiollo' Martha CornwelL 24-3 going l.nto the state tour.,.. Scherer with 21 point&, but siX mont ploy, while Kalida bowed teammates were ln tbuble fi&ures. Bob Unverterth'&14 pointS out with a17-7 record. Lead1na: St. Peters was Ron paced Kalida. Two Goble s.Jeemen WID be Hoaored •8 DEJ.IVEiiED PRICE ELECfRIC DRYER haH elollllog construct!CMI lldllo .ere arpd.U. attend. , Stureo 552 on 1be democrat Ucket. er eoalfructed a aarrrJent or who Oft488 15.8-CU. Fr. U1'RIGHT FIIEEZI!Il AUTOMATIC 'WASHER .r· .. ,, ~ clerk II ,.Wna reelection to tile post, and Jamea A, Burgen, IMen,aed J..adleslfho havenev- " .. DELIVERED PRim ..., . rently aervi.Dg Maaon County as woiik··· I'IIEi!Z wllll CinClmatl had been rained out. .. A )'tar tiO ·thil tiJn8 fresh was &ldelined wltb a bed 'knee, while Robinson was recovering !rom hi& elbow operatlonond!ust feeling hiB W~. Now both are in t!J>.toi> sha!le and have been looiolns very good," said llouk. . "Aside !rom tbat, eveJ')'Ihl(ls has gone along about as PP~ ed," he added. Mansfield SL Peter's Advances Oilers And 'Skins Meet c.u.rti NATIONAL . HOME APPU4NCE .·'''"'... '' :J": %ur Dollan Co Further ar $Pari ' ' ' -\. ( paoied , teacher at PPHS. Prominent , speakers at the insdtute will ; be Dr. WUilam Grll!ltb and U. a three hitter Saturdl,v as tbe At.~Braves downed t!io'OOkland , . oul'17 hill to- the PlllWiolllhla $thledc1 ~ Nlekro, who postod a1; 81ERA Phllllea 7-4 satlll'4o.Y'In t h el r Iaiii season, worked thO !lrat_six ~ , o>hlbltlon m~.•of the lnnlns• - tbe first Brave• hur~ ·~ .. ~i,...l T~e Plratea touche!! ·i:ookle to 'ao Ulatlerthlslll>rinB- llllllal.llartY Lersch fol' twO runa 1D kwied on three hlU. Ra,ymond tbi first and third ~. and blonked .die A'o durtM hla otlnt, the Phillie11 never caugtit. ~ redrlng nine battera In a row MaU;J Alou koocked intwonms over the last three innings. and rookie Fred Paiek had three FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) hits for the w\mera, ' - "I would have to sa;y the most WESf PALM BEACH, Fla. silnificant development in o u r (UPJ) - Phil NI.ekro, National camp to date hao been thO plq or League earned-run average I~ T011ll11J Tresh and Bill Roi>er last year, and veteran relie£. lnSOO," - · RaiPi.Houksald er Claude ~ood <Ombined on SatUrday eftor tbe' New Yo r k Ylllkeos' seheduled Phlbltion CLE.\-IIW ATER, Fla. (IJPJ) The Pltl8burati Pirl¢fl ,~ in!i, cooldn& and ,....Uog -.u-.. e pnb ege atten l:· the lnlltltute h' ........st~ 1 1 Y P ac lli "6''e l Ave • ' ~ :.~~ -:.::'·~ , , Ql;d~ ~"SUdmPi!Jl, 18:ta+1,,,~ , ~~·· . C ~ape L ~~ 111 'vii of .... ler of Mr. lnd''Mrs. Gale9\rlmp. Hel'hoiliAeo ar~ sW1tllmln11, skl - > 3is· Thir~ ' . POIIIEROY ~· �', \ . ,. Vlrglma lat<!d 1.1013..,.. Liu, ra1e11 tho nation's t® oman ·eonliCe oildlt W.ins thO' roguler seaoon I>if !he UPIIloinl d Coaehell, waa led tf:l victory by Newbold and Luther Green, wM combined lor ~t points. Arflm> · and Whltmcire con>o bined lor · P!oie'l !lr&t 10 leeooil-hol! poJnil, &lllf)dOK a U4 IlPari that corrled the Irish Into the quarloMIIWi, Notre, Dame Will meet IJU Iii ..,. 'o! Tuesdi.Y ~~· q~~~rtoro4lrllla. l : DEBORAH ANN ROBINSON , '. .._,' !'Miss Spr' I . ' PT. PLEASANT'- tbe amual ~ Mill ~rlnltlme COIIIellt will bo } held TbUr.""'Y evening liere wltb I ..,., of MalOn CcJuncy'a loveli: est hlih school l!irls competing : for tbe honor. j FoUowing are the qualifica. ! tiona each l!lrl brings Into the : C0J11110dtloo, noting ,tbe lndlvld· : ual. their areas of achievement : 1n Khool, ehurcti- ·and commuThe Pl. Pleasant 1 nlt;y living. Women'• Club Is sponsor or llle event. JUDITII WD.LENE LATHEY Jlldltb WU!ene Lathey, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Adrian Lathey, Vernon Road, Letart, attencl oWabamalliBb School. ~ Sbe 11 5'4", has attended Ver: JIOR E. U.S. Church 13yearswhere ; she Is $lnday School ...,rotary : and vice-president of S u n d a y : School Cllll and member of the : Church council of admlnlatra; tlo:l. Her hobbies are sewing, : llJIIing, .:ooldng, cattle, !being ; hair, and painting. Students Attending World wtitute . PT. PLEASANT- Barry Cas; to and Daryl ~ both 8 t u: dents at Point Pleasant HIS h · SChool, are In Clncinnetl t h I s :; weekend attending the 22ndWorld ,~ Atlalrs Institute at the Nether:· land-Hilton Hotel. : Barry' 8011 of Mr. and ;Mrs. School and oololde aotlvltles Include Annual Clilb (~ Y.,s.) ft. nanclal secretary, sd ~cltor, t;yplot. National 11<111011 Sodev, · F.H,A, (3 yrs.), 1'\pCiubC!yrs.), 4-H prealdent, county dollllng award (2 yrs.); one o1 top 9 In state wool ootnt, R'vlew C! 1J'~); t-H COOnty Plnwearer. 9Je Plans to enter Glenville &ate Teacher• eollep to be- Chureh. Her hobb~l are dMC•, School and ootalde actlvldet Include Pep Club (1 yr.), u. brary Club (.l yr.)1 Vlco-Presl. dent Ubrary Club (I yr.), AI· ternate for Student Council, o.G. A. award, Candy Strlj>er (I yr.), She plana to at1ond LB.M. :khool in COlumbus, Ohio. Her ' escort will be Wll~ Marshall. come an elementary s c h o o 1 Her sponsoring store II Biggs teaeher. Her escort will be . J. ,Doplrtment !lore. Alan Hart. Her· sponsoring ·store DEBORo)H ANN ROBINSON Is 0. J, Mor rii<NI. Deborah Aill l!oblllion. 17' LYNDA ROSE HALL dalljjltor of Mr , lllld Mra. LGulo i.ynda Rose Hall, 17, dauShter M. Robinson, Bender...,, W. Va., of Mr. and Mra. o. c. Hall, attends Pl. Pleasant~ lll8b 2t!O ML vernon Ave., Pl. 1'1~•· School. ant, attenda the PresbyteriU Sie Ia 5'2'', and attend1 Faith Charcb and Pl. Pleasant lliBb. Gospel Charch. Her hobbles ll'fllmiUin& BWiJn. Her bOObies arehor&ebackridinlnr, rwHng, and bQwting, A<· lng, readln& bowling, and handUvldes Include Past President of crafts. Cendy Stripers, Pallt Presidentof School and outalde actlvldea Preabytorlan Youth Fellowship Include: a member of 111e Oh Kill Pallt Secretary of Sludent COW:. SteR, Y·~l, Theopl""a Under" ell, Week In Wash!naton win. otudles, L,B,J,A., Band, an ' nor, Girl a Stale Citizen Key. M.;oretle. ette, N<.tional Honor lbclety, Sl!e hu been accepted at ' Thespians, Pep Club, sen 1 o r computer Trlllling Center In . Class Representative to the Stu- Rll'ltington; W. Va. dent Cooncll, Junlorettes, a n d Her eacort will be George wu. ,Junior Class Play. ' Uamson. Sbe is sponsored by G, 910 plans to attend Wellt Vir - C. Marphy Co. ginit University for a degree In nursing. Her escort will be Bob Doel!b.gor. She Is Opollllpl'· ed by Rardin's 9loe Center. 1 DIXIE LEE SHRIMPLIN . KARLA KAY BARNETT Karla Kay Barnett, 16, daullh· ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Barneli , J r. , GItnWU~.N, --• W.va. 2552o, attends Hannan lli8b School. 9te is s~4" and at- lin , Mason, W. Va., BO:t 157, 1ng , roll er • Uns, and bowlattends Waham11 High School. She L1g. :· in a current events test. T h e is 5'8lh " and attends Methodist School and outside activities s ' ha include: cheerleader belongs to ' i youths are spJOsored by the lo- : cal Rotary Club and were accomto Cincinnati by Miss Freda Bender...,, 10<1ai s t u d I e s ~. I,: i '· Sears ; S. senator Gale McGee. l' Jordan Giving Up Sf. PETERSBVRG, Fla. (IJP0 -Rrl- Cepedil'• oeeoodhome nm.of the ~~>•Ins broke a ;o.a: tie 'In the seventh Inning saturdlQ> 111111 gave the st. Louis Cardinals a 5-4 victory over the NeW York .. .. .. 'i; : . ' 1 ~ ' ·lO·' Meta. Cepeda's winning blow came at ' Slllii>AY, MARCH 1?, ' . ' tbe _,.of Don cardwell, who hld been touched lor a bunt alngle by Bob Tolan to OPODthelnntng. ... ,. • REBECCA LOUISE RICE She plana to stlond ¥arohall F.H.A., co...Utor of Annual Stair, Attendant lor llolnecom!ns Qleen, university and receive' desree Salutatorian. ' In Bulinesa AclJpinl...,.dm. Her eecort wur be Dail!y 'O'-Lear7. · She plans to au to <Oiiego to become a Alyslcal Edutati.on !he is sponsored by FaahlonCenter. · Teacher. Her eaeori wlil be Devld Lee ROBIN ROHRBOUGH Ball. Her sponsoring afore Ia Ben Franklin Store. . Robin ~. 17, dauatt· ter of .Mr. ,..,.j ·Mra. ()Ito 0 REBECCA LOUISE RICE Rohrliou8!1, 2809 Bkch Avtf1UO, ' - . ' Rebecca ' Louise Riee, 11, attend• Pt:. Pleasant Hlsti Scl)ool. daughter of Mr. and Mr1. Jaek She Is 5'6", .~ attellda Tria· Rice, 509 28th Street, attendo Pl. Ity Metbodlst ChUl'cb. Plea&a~~t lli8b School. Her ·htll)b!OJ '!l'e ·mtnmltfg, She Is 5'7", and attendo t h e dancing, ~tJoad!Dg. · Baptllt ChUrch. llcbool aiKI ·outl!ide idhltlea Her hobbies are playing t h e ln<lude: · P.Jribe'sa -~ Mason plaao, horaoback riding, and Club at the Water Feedval; wo~k. a rilember ot tbi National HODSchool and outllde actl~tlesiD - or Society, student COUII!U, •Key. dude: The NfllonalllottQrci!Dde- etles, Thesnlani; .and the l,'lp cy, Girl• Atbletie Auoclatlon, 't•'Cl'('i~!~ ' '· J~li; :-: '·'' "~, " .tl'.l~w-., Ubrary Service Club, Jomlor· !he plans to atte~d."Wtlt'~lr· · <jlte, Past Wortey Mvlsor, Or- l!lnls Unlversill'' Ul ~ l'har· der ol the Rainbow t~ Girl I, Jlld maey. Her escort wiU be Mike Grand Representative to Ger- Marnhout. Sl!e ia -'"'red by many and Franee. Flshera Department Store;~ JUIIIP BALL - Mabel Mester&· (IO), of' K3ger Creek, 111111 Betsy Cullnlnl!i>am (t3) and caudo<:e Behr (31), both Mlcldleport piafars, scramble ro~ ~ rebound Ill tho socoiid qull'- f'•• ' ter of the game between tbe two 'schoole FridlQ> nlsht In the , oeml.flnalo of the Meigs lnvllatlonal Girl's beaketball toarllO)' •;, at Rutland. A Jun\P ball 'resulted !rom the lbovo scene and ;;;._~~eport, .~oachod by ,pit Jordan, oqueakecl by wltb two ,j ,,_ ,~ yictol')'. • _ ;t . ~ t'' . ' ..' ' ' . .• ~· I~ WINTERHAVEN, Fla. (UPDFrank Bertalna end llaTry held the Boaton Red So> toone hit Sator<illl' sa Wuhlngton cruohed tho defending American League chamPions, 9-0. Mike Andrewa' two-out single ID the eighth ltininir oa Bertalna wu Boa~n's lone aafety. Moore pitched the Drat Ove Innings for Washiqdon. Moon . BOWIJNG GRt:EN. Ohio (UPO - Mansfield St. Peter's, bltilng a bllst~ 59.f per cent of its field goal atiOIIIPIB, loilPled Kalida 8:1.46 Saturday afternoon tD win the Bolfllng Green Class A lleJilonal baoketball tournament. St. Peters, gaining Ito Orst state tournament berth in hia.. tory• will meet the winner of the Athens Regional in a semi-final game next Friday afternoon. The elimination of Kalida meant an all-new Class A field lor the state tournament, since Kalida was the lone team still ualive" ·- In tournament .. f !rom last The Issue was never in doubt lor St. Peter, which broke Into a 3WO lead st the half and lllen outscoied Killda 13-3 In a tblrd period outburst thllt Wl'llll1_. ~ tbe Y1cto . IT!") j~,or,k, Ch1fs;.,~~:l!~' · · t "r··' .·. : : ~: ·: ~! I-' Pil¥ year's tour finalists. CENTER CUT LOINS ··U :(\J1 •·f ,. . ·" • ,. ·yl'JlJ ... !.l'' ' 'F< ,,. . ' " rho ·,~ t ~encta "Uo~ -~OlCB" ' ,. JJ'• 't · ,r•· .. : !lins!leld taam Is now ·'. ·, -f~t-fk. 98C-,, "!;. ' , 1~ I' ~. ' ' .I SA'.·L.'E.· . Ice ·. ·' Race in PoUties PT, PLEASANT- Republican Wldldate lor County Clerk, Joe J, Jordan, hal IIIIIOUIIeed h I 1 withdrawal rrom the polltleal ..... Jordan, who relides.· Witb hI s family In Point Pleawtt, Is employed In Hunlin8l0n. w. va. and , feel& he doe1 not have the Ume to campal~ properly for t h e nomination, and may move to Huntington ln the near future, therefore it woold not be ta1r to oeok the oil!... L, W. Getly, tepubllcun, cur- ft.ASH DEFRoST 17.Z.CU. Fr. Chett holda 600 poundt ' DELIVERED• PRICE Pt. Pleasant, is seeking the post JRD'tl U poulldt ' ,; .' ~ . . ."$1695. 00 '· .. ' ·''"'"' .. * ' :swtel DELIVER liD ' ' · , PRICE Oothlng Workshop a.,ngect to Mar; 25 1";1', PLEASANT - The Clothill C.,at>ucdoo Workshop that · ns aelu.Wled lor March 2oth In U.e COUrthoui! annex has been ' ~to MOnday, March 25, at ' .,,39 p.m. In the ....... Fulolre workllhopJ Will be set "' al •ll1o•Rrll! mOetlog and may be .. .111; artemoan or evening · . . . . •aa l!li;llciPonu wllh\ • .}. ~. ~..UOO of the ,,.: -r ~ lacW will con · !; ~ a In tbe posslbl7 aiX . . ~ 87.. . ' ' ' ' oaaa• 6 ' 4 DR. " .. " $1295 1967 ' ' · Stan. tranL, radio anll heater, 'f'IW tires .. •967 Foito ·OArlxiE sclo .... .. $2495 cyl:, "2 Dr. Hard Top. !'ocilo. FROSTLESS IIEFRIGERA'f()R.ftiEEZER 16.f>cu. ft. White/Coj>pertoue DELIVERED PRICE ,,., J SARA SOT A, Fla. (UPJ) -Luis . Aparicio and Tommy Divis cololectod two hits l!lllece 9lturday and Tonuny Johnbecomethe!lrot White Sox Pitcher to l!lve I I v e lnnlns• as Chicago defeated tbe Detroit Tiger& il-l. Au.tO. Trano. Power sleerinc, ~eater, wjw tires · . :r,J966 FORD FIOO ...••••... . . $1695 • cyl. Pickup Truck, Style Side, Custom Cal!, Stan. Irons. · (JJ- . ' Ing FootbaU League and the AmerIcan Fooli1all League, mell.nNew York to outline its goals ln seek- player ~ ing NEW YORK (UP() - Pro Sports Jneorporated, a group represent- a numbor of top colleglste drafted by the professional football leagues In Jan. uary, Saturday chall011ged legality or the common draft. Ttle group, whlctt serves as the pJayers• agent in negotiating contr~.;cts with teams in the National KI.~SeedUDIJB are Mlde Avallmle ·•-'J\ .. i ,;,) f10')il~·( .. ... · · il~l<\l/1 COLUMBUS- Blrth-<~f...Tree Kits, and Buckeye tree seedlings lor planting on Arbor Day are available lor anY booa fide Ohio youth organization, announced Fred E. Morr, Director, Ohio Department of Natural Resources. The otter applies to such organizations as Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Camptlre Girls, C u b Scouts, Brownies, Sea Scouts, Boys Clubs, and simUar groups, Including adult organizations who wish tO pian a tree planting program lor Arbor IJIIY, April 26. Organlzatlma wi shlng to re. eeive the kits and..or Buckeye trees should write lor them be. lore April I, to tbe Ohio Division of Forestry, Room 815, Ohio Departments Building, 65 South From Street, Columbuo, Ohio t32l5. Call~ University of Southern !ornln, Kevin Hardy of Notri Dame, Wayne Meylan or Nebrll· Lee White of Weber State College. Steve Arnold, president of Pro !Ports, Inc., andoneoftbe spokeomen for the group, noted that inception of the common draft resuJted in a 50 per cent reduction of bonuses offered new pJa.yers last year . That figure may nolitl~ . " .DEUVERED DELIVERED llfiiitl•'·-...... todiY \lr Pi-e- J.. L. l;l<NeOlfQ'. Bldo are- '~ to be ~~ an M<il:\dOJ, J)mo 10, . ' 1... " r' ' ·'' ' . , . Proeioedt of !lie bolid 'aalo will, bli . Ill 1-edoicie Oillstandlnl. 'balk ' ' ' ' ' 31411 ' . ii'ePte . ' ' 2-63 4 Door Sedans One 4 dr. H.T. ancl 1 CJI'. . Deville. Full power equip- · mont, rldlo, IIDted glaa,. w ja jw tlrea. Real . thorp . coro. Locally oWIIOd. <lnd - Choi~ $1895 Couptt Devilles . . $4200 2 - 66 C.aiUIC One blue with blue Interior, I aqua with aqua In· terior. Full power equipment, radio, tinted llau. nrw wjsjw tires. climate control alr<COndllloaiDIReal oharp 84!'~ Sold and aervlced by us. Your J .. ..,.. choce, .......,., c----------------~ 65 Caclil'- "'·' l. • br •-:.0 $3.300'"" 1 ..c t, • . u1 grey interior ----------------- 61 C.dlll" Secl1n Deville . . . . . $1295 Full power, radio, thiled 11111, wjo'w tlrea Factory Alr.CondllloJilng, blue flnlsh, with 'matchi~g Inter· •or, 35,000 actual miles. Reol 1hlrp.. GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES WHAT I DOING ON THE SPORTS PAGE? IF YOU MEN WILL JUST TAKE A MOMENT FROM iASIETIALL GAMES AND HO(IIY SCORES. · I'WOULD LIKE TO TELL THAT ' .1 . re~h 90 per cent ror this year's crop of <Oitel!lal<! player a enterIng tbe pro ranks, he added. In contending lllat tbe draft wes lllegal, Arnold aald, "Pro OPEN EVES. TIL 8:011 football Is tbe only bWstry In tbe eountn" ..toere a proopectlve 9112·534% employe is given D0 1 chol.ee." . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ coLimmus- A~l!ed sale ._, OOumbus and Sooithetn Ohio Elel'l!'ic ComP~nJ '.,( i25,'ooo,ooo . BCYL IJPEf:l.t£1 ........ -~~~~ I ~ , J'IJY ll'W¥~* of .ll'xem-.1 .. 11 povu~r ~ul~m~~h radl</,11!1~. ~. w.IIIW.~• ,I, lni!. Mike Taylor of list' and : ·Ehnate ''C'rilitfijj· Ml''\;ondlliolllng,' grey with · beoiiil· t MIDDLEPORT - C, L, Jenklnaon and Daniel Tbomp!Min or K'litb Goble Ford, Inc., Middlepori, Will be h"!""'ed for out- . standing sales performance w.. Ins 1967 at a Ford 300.000 Club bon"'et at 111e Ne,tberlsnd IWIDn Hctel Ill Clnclnnad Saturday, Mar<ll 23. The aoo.soo Club wao rounded In 1950 to rotognlze rutstandlng FOrd aaleameD. The average elub member Bold nearly $500,000 worth of automotive merchandise In 1967. Fir•- ~ to have the commm draft declared lllegal. Pro Sports negotiated the contract Iaiit year of former Mlchigan state Ail • America Bubha Smltb. lis new clients Include Ron Yary of national champion ·CISOI Propoolng To SeD BOnd. Iftt•• ' Galllpolls won the game and moved Into the chlllll!lonshiP game played !&at_~- Common Grid Draft Challenged ....... .. AFTER - Emma Leg., (25), player lor North Gallla, clings tliht tD the basketball after she pullo down a •• boWICI during Ill• oemf.llnals of the Malgo '"viiatlonal Girl's basketball tournament at Rutlencl FridlQ> nlsht. LWlgiDs in an atteiiiPI to get hold of tbe ball II GalllJiollo' Martha CornwelL 24-3 going l.nto the state tour.,.. Scherer with 21 point&, but siX mont ploy, while Kalida bowed teammates were ln tbuble fi&ures. Bob Unverterth'&14 pointS out with a17-7 record. Lead1na: St. Peters was Ron paced Kalida. Two Goble s.Jeemen WID be Hoaored •8 DEJ.IVEiiED PRICE ELECfRIC DRYER haH elollllog construct!CMI lldllo .ere arpd.U. attend. , Stureo 552 on 1be democrat Ucket. er eoalfructed a aarrrJent or who Oft488 15.8-CU. Fr. U1'RIGHT FIIEEZI!Il AUTOMATIC 'WASHER .r· .. ,, ~ clerk II ,.Wna reelection to tile post, and Jamea A, Burgen, IMen,aed J..adleslfho havenev- " .. DELIVERED PRim ..., . rently aervi.Dg Maaon County as woiik··· I'IIEi!Z wllll CinClmatl had been rained out. .. A )'tar tiO ·thil tiJn8 fresh was &ldelined wltb a bed 'knee, while Robinson was recovering !rom hi& elbow operatlonond!ust feeling hiB W~. Now both are in t!J>.toi> sha!le and have been looiolns very good," said llouk. . "Aside !rom tbat, eveJ')'Ihl(ls has gone along about as PP~ ed," he added. Mansfield SL Peter's Advances Oilers And 'Skins Meet c.u.rti NATIONAL . HOME APPU4NCE .·'''"'... '' :J": %ur Dollan Co Further ar $Pari ' ' ' -\. ( paoied , teacher at PPHS. Prominent , speakers at the insdtute will ; be Dr. WUilam Grll!ltb and U. a three hitter Saturdl,v as tbe At.~Braves downed t!io'OOkland , . oul'17 hill to- the PlllWiolllhla $thledc1 ~ Nlekro, who postod a1; 81ERA Phllllea 7-4 satlll'4o.Y'In t h el r Iaiii season, worked thO !lrat_six ~ , o>hlbltlon m~.•of the lnnlns• - tbe first Brave• hur~ ·~ .. ~i,...l T~e Plratea touche!! ·i:ookle to 'ao Ulatlerthlslll>rinB- llllllal.llartY Lersch fol' twO runa 1D kwied on three hlU. Ra,ymond tbi first and third ~. and blonked .die A'o durtM hla otlnt, the Phillie11 never caugtit. ~ redrlng nine battera In a row MaU;J Alou koocked intwonms over the last three innings. and rookie Fred Paiek had three FT. LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) hits for the w\mera, ' - "I would have to sa;y the most WESf PALM BEACH, Fla. silnificant development in o u r (UPJ) - Phil NI.ekro, National camp to date hao been thO plq or League earned-run average I~ T011ll11J Tresh and Bill Roi>er last year, and veteran relie£. lnSOO," - · RaiPi.Houksald er Claude ~ood <Ombined on SatUrday eftor tbe' New Yo r k Ylllkeos' seheduled Phlbltion CLE.\-IIW ATER, Fla. (IJPJ) The Pltl8burati Pirl¢fl ,~ in!i, cooldn& and ,....Uog -.u-.. e pnb ege atten l:· the lnlltltute h' ........st~ 1 1 Y P ac lli "6''e l Ave • ' ~ :.~~ -:.::'·~ , , Ql;d~ ~"SUdmPi!Jl, 18:ta+1,,,~ , ~~·· . C ~ape L ~~ 111 'vii of .... ler of Mr. lnd''Mrs. Gale9\rlmp. Hel'hoiliAeo ar~ sW1tllmln11, skl - > 3is· Thir~ ' . POIIIEROY ~· �' ' ' •" ') . ' '·' ' ' . ....- ,, ' •• '· ' '' ··:..-... .... ,, ... -· ... ,..... ,_ .. ,, .. -~· ' J ' •:' l I ~- ' .' ' f' ,, .' ' " ' .... ' • -~ .";I >' ~- ~ -~ ' . ' '' ·'I 'l"' ~ '' ,' ' ,. ' ' ~,. r ' ' ' Litt r .... Burkholder,, School •• • dein wa_t.- and ..... ,, rs, coach of •' "<f. e Ho o w prreAIIIed Varal!J' - Donnlo Q uekBr , om Bu ,IDdJo ... ........... J Dime " jom!or blib clr, presented ce cates to 41 en and eichth me II' ... a trelhmen and hea entor John Wiekllne preaen letters the V I sen~ l eyouand~ he members o(· the sc ake it tO Wa ht --co·.---.You, cr hav earned the trip. Marclr 311, be form.ed I :and Clay 1~d1. varsJ ol .... on ):>bs es ,v e n to .. their ... • ' The eh ey Junior IH&h Cage lou!""'!!~l!lll for lile e al&ht year, ard Lee Miller, aut t eoa preaenrted a vfllioo t; 19111, cW reC08J!l • 16 e el th grade ~ red the Gall Coon- eo I CET Third-tea , J. (IJ All~Arnerlca Derml Ji McMU.Uan of C wnbla as unanlin s 1968 team c lor by League ba etb hur :=o;,,p c. Ne led In pr Crook Boosters, prersenl· ed lndl tea to ea mber of the v al which ~:~ 11>e Southern Valley AthIe onler with atom and ttrst ace. cortis of Membership ll!lr bers signing ay use Ods member until J 31, 1969. · A C nl all MC"itar)' supplies, ehunpions, tn· or · c rn In flnlla the Fir Amual Ill ooaJ : Glr Bal!l~oll ToUI"'""'OIII lbllland 'l!ith a Frlcia,y r ul . the R~E York 11VGr1011 r 99· Cl8'oaland Jobo three dlvla!oo , 8 7 71 Cl by ORK (IJP Yankees have 1 Yankees lno with Prealdent ' UDo sc duriiV th r k aloq Ule coaat une ovWtbe hal bet, aon. to I ID tober ttt .tor ' tilt erFau- Rlch Qojal~s.• Fred ·" an cq• DoiV Ali PO - J . Richards, 21l , P rker ., and I , Reed nd e W. Rod<bold, ,, ) •j \ '~ ,, fir all. Beel(y . oliilt~ ..... eer Ices 111, _ ,tll agbaraea •· , " E. :Billey, Num Betz, - Houatoo - theC.... so ehUI Burke said, It seems to us e ankees olrould v ible mermtr of the eommu. nl ." a.m., e, In the parking lot at Peml)'fu,., ~~~al:.:'th~e!Fraectlon being !11101110red Uta Ja,. Mal'tln-Ford CHij I iRIUrll Me,mbe:rs o!'th to 111&11 a l ''· , e rul 1, according to die of- '' I entry form, to res1 at1on lo the Orllt step In , Ucipatloo, Deadline for t1oo 2 . anko nia,y cl!od up In IUU' o1 t -:::, ~~~· < ill lile Martln~or Ja,yceo ilr drler..-reuwn ~ • L,, held Ull, and cbar ol Iilavlq 1101 "-"• d pri t y to ~3 u .e s~· tO .506 1 11· " 38 tO .487 21 38 • 2:i 1' 35 44 ,U3 ' ion TIUe Dotrott lnclmati Bal ' .'(,. 19 • ston !low¥ illenatfallll .. , f . • ' ' ,', Ch v ',, ry-. ·' , bu per ..st. Loo coupe& end Loulo 1 on tiott· 1118llymodela. .44 BOI,E NS CHUCK 0 IE '' I. Scoring team this sununer. COmmenting on 'aeon ·and tor.-•..... are CAROL ton A Heiser and,..,ou....,.. . ~ranvllle, whlclr ......ct out al 20-i; y Mike Rom w1 Dave B Lind'""' are donallng 100 000 cketa so that nderprl lldged clrlldren c ba ar G A~~:~~~I j10lDtwoo~ ·1 thla TlCKET:S see eoemy 'l'he HOSPITAL aretGibs, e 'ewest tonrard .olo . • •• lile 1988 ~:; 'Sir:..;. th• repo r "at· ,. a, et .•• certillcates, trophie · ape. .. do plus 1DUrnlql .nl4l!t dinner ·,. a Th s ne product gi s e com n d advantages of latex a enamel. flo on Ilk I ex ... wash and weRrs like enamel ... d oft sh n in I ss- than an hour ulck a 'nk you'r · th Ink ... or your i y lovely colors . . en you u e o ne L t xSem Gl amel lrom I era earned the t dl_.t Saturda,y - elUding srm- ' · s and. their atB at thi ~ ,I 0- 1,.. 111 lOtti.. I ntll II • oft-11 ol co"d lt niq ~~~d · . .,.. �' ' ' •" ') . ' '·' ' ' . ....- ,, ' •• '· ' '' ··:..-... .... ,, ... -· ... ,..... ,_ .. ,, .. -~· ' J ' •:' l I ~- ' .' ' f' ,, .' ' " ' .... ' • -~ .";I >' ~- ~ -~ ' . ' '' ·'I 'l"' ~ '' ,' ' ,. ' ' ~,. r ' ' ' Litt r .... Burkholder,, School •• • dein wa_t.- and ..... ,, rs, coach of •' "<f. e Ho o w prreAIIIed Varal!J' - Donnlo Q uekBr , om Bu ,IDdJo ... ........... J Dime " jom!or blib clr, presented ce cates to 41 en and eichth me II' ... a trelhmen and hea entor John Wiekllne preaen letters the V I sen~ l eyouand~ he members o(· the sc ake it tO Wa ht --co·.---.You, cr hav earned the trip. Marclr 311, be form.ed I :and Clay 1~d1. varsJ ol .... on ):>bs es ,v e n to .. their ... • ' The eh ey Junior IH&h Cage lou!""'!!~l!lll for lile e al&ht year, ard Lee Miller, aut t eoa preaenrted a vfllioo t; 19111, cW reC08J!l • 16 e el th grade ~ red the Gall Coon- eo I CET Third-tea , J. (IJ All~Arnerlca Derml Ji McMU.Uan of C wnbla as unanlin s 1968 team c lor by League ba etb hur :=o;,,p c. Ne led In pr Crook Boosters, prersenl· ed lndl tea to ea mber of the v al which ~:~ 11>e Southern Valley AthIe onler with atom and ttrst ace. cortis of Membership ll!lr bers signing ay use Ods member until J 31, 1969. · A C nl all MC"itar)' supplies, ehunpions, tn· or · c rn In flnlla the Fir Amual Ill ooaJ : Glr Bal!l~oll ToUI"'""'OIII lbllland 'l!ith a Frlcia,y r ul . the R~E York 11VGr1011 r 99· Cl8'oaland Jobo three dlvla!oo , 8 7 71 Cl by ORK (IJP Yankees have 1 Yankees lno with Prealdent ' UDo sc duriiV th r k aloq Ule coaat une ovWtbe hal bet, aon. to I ID tober ttt .tor ' tilt erFau- Rlch Qojal~s.• Fred ·" an cq• DoiV Ali PO - J . Richards, 21l , P rker ., and I , Reed nd e W. Rod<bold, ,, ) •j \ '~ ,, fir all. Beel(y . oliilt~ ..... eer Ices 111, _ ,tll agbaraea •· , " E. :Billey, Num Betz, - Houatoo - theC.... so ehUI Burke said, It seems to us e ankees olrould v ible mermtr of the eommu. nl ." a.m., e, In the parking lot at Peml)'fu,., ~~~al:.:'th~e!Fraectlon being !11101110red Uta Ja,. Mal'tln-Ford CHij I iRIUrll Me,mbe:rs o!'th to 111&11 a l ''· , e rul 1, according to die of- '' I entry form, to res1 at1on lo the Orllt step In , Ucipatloo, Deadline for t1oo 2 . anko nia,y cl!od up In IUU' o1 t -:::, ~~~· < ill lile Martln~or Ja,yceo ilr drler..-reuwn ~ • L,, held Ull, and cbar ol Iilavlq 1101 "-"• d pri t y to ~3 u .e s~· tO .506 1 11· " 38 tO .487 21 38 • 2:i 1' 35 44 ,U3 ' ion TIUe Dotrott lnclmati Bal ' .'(,. 19 • ston !low¥ illenatfallll .. , f . • ' ' ,', Ch v ',, ry-. ·' , bu per ..st. Loo coupe& end Loulo 1 on tiott· 1118llymodela. .44 BOI,E NS CHUCK 0 IE '' I. Scoring team this sununer. COmmenting on 'aeon ·and tor.-•..... are CAROL ton A Heiser and,..,ou....,.. . ~ranvllle, whlclr ......ct out al 20-i; y Mike Rom w1 Dave B Lind'""' are donallng 100 000 cketa so that nderprl lldged clrlldren c ba ar G A~~:~~~I j10lDtwoo~ ·1 thla TlCKET:S see eoemy 'l'he HOSPITAL aretGibs, e 'ewest tonrard .olo . • •• lile 1988 ~:; 'Sir:..;. th• repo r "at· ,. a, et .•• certillcates, trophie · ape. .. do plus 1DUrnlql .nl4l!t dinner ·,. a Th s ne product gi s e com n d advantages of latex a enamel. flo on Ilk I ex ... wash and weRrs like enamel ... d oft sh n in I ss- than an hour ulck a 'nk you'r · th Ink ... or your i y lovely colors . . en you u e o ne L t xSem Gl amel lrom I era earned the t dl_.t Saturda,y - elUding srm- ' · s and. their atB at thi ~ ,I 0- 1,.. 111 lOtti.. I ntll II • oft-11 ol co"d lt niq ~~~d · . .,.. �• . .' ~ I , 1 ' ' ,,· '" .y'i,' .••: ·' ' ' ~~~ ~·. ., ' ,. -r',l .. . ..... J ' }'· ' '!.;. ' 1' ~ ' • •,. ·' L •' ~ '• I or Part ot'a nold oiai';l'~~~ helping other home owners de~ termbie soil needs lor better of year when Metgsareatarmen bery and ornamentals, 11 well are making decisions on the fer- as for the home vegetabJe or tilizer and lime needed on their fruit garden. • farm for the coming crop seaThe soU testing program is • ~ ~ ' Above: a Zigzag P~uern ntes. oratory. The testing of soU to provide Soil sample• can be &mmlt. W:ormation about the nutrient ted te the l~ntery ~~ To make the soil sample or .ot the enUre area. With nearly "" level and the fertilizer and lime county cOoperative extension ser- the greatest use it is very impor- two million pounds In the plow leveL for maximum crop produc- vice offices, countY ASCSoffices, tant that the soil sample submH- layer of an J.Cre of sop, it can tion is one of the essential tools or cooperating lime IIlii lerU- ted lor testing be representaUve be readily 16111 that II\• me • in building up income rrom farm- lizer companies and banks. hall pint ol IIOilln the 11011 aample must accurately represent: Lay of the Land Letter Has Prompt Action Ridge, Clifrord Woyan of 16 Mile Creek near Arlee, and Joseph D. Cole of 10 Mile Creek near Liev!.JASON COUNTY . PT. PLEASANT- We receiv- ing mine, are new cooperators ed the following letter from a of the soil conservation district. Roprs was interested In op. young man in the eighth grade. enlng up a stream channel and The letter is as follows : clearing some land. This work h now being done with the asDear Sir: My name Is Robert Young. l slstance of 'the bulldozer owned am ln the 8th grade. My class by the District and operated by Is making a scrap book on West- Roy Burns. ern soil and water and 1 would Hke to have some booklets and pictures on soil and water. years. In t'heearly 1950shework(Please Sir!). · My address hi Robert Young, .. Bowels Rt., Box 46, Hamlin, W. that one year he helped landowners install 120 watering troughs Va. BY JOHN COOPER SOil Conservation , SerVice .,' '' ' rJ people, are also members of the committee. The most recent meeting ol this group was called by Judson Brake of Farmers Home Administration, chairman. Members present were Mr. Brake, John COOper ot Soil ·COOservation service, Vlrginia Rayburn D( Agricultural stabiltzaUon and Conservation Service, Carl Cook of COoperative Extension Serv- so~~=~::a~:~~~c~:~~:: ~~~~ Thank you very much, Sir. Bye in Mason COWity. Cole recently purchased his Robert Y<HJJli. farm and is lnterested in developing the pasture, constructThis boy's request received ing a pond and maJdng U5e Of prompt attention. We are happy the (arm for livestock producto service re(Jiests of timilar Uon and recreational benefit. conservation service. heads Of local agencies Of the Department of Agriculture. Heads NEW COOPERATORS LOraine Rogers, of Redmond 11 the aoU 1\as been recienti)' ilmOd and.orlertlllted. Take each core to11_1e same deptlt. 'Take ~f same vol'""e of soU at each stte. Tak~ co~ In a u)lg-iat" pat. tern over the art!a tu•olVed. ;~ .~ ~~~CT~ ,~·. I· any other · ncm repreasulatlve areas. · Altt!r tl)e .aotl sample has been . Ulan at an.v one or theofller ·sttes, A lew simple lnatrucUons will tJJeil the larger volume ot s o 11 helP farmers and home owners would tnlluence tile results o1 get a more representative soU ~e comwsUe sample. Tile baste aotl aampling techsample. niCJ~~S are as [ollows: A .. soli sample" i s a composSCrape oil taP debris or restite ot several borings or spade slices from one distinct area. dues be[ore sampling. Satnple r~~~ These packets are avaUable :;:::;: :.....n::r..:,~: ::::~:~:• ~~~ :.~"s:::.lct olltce at 2 JO'h COMPITITIYI TOTA~ tiREPLA.CZ · WilL HAVE A l~ BATHS ..\ND '. AOJ:' .ON A NICE ~HT Bit WHJI.T AND PLAY ROOM. J CAB GAR· LOT . 11' JUS1' YOU'RE LOOK· FOR AN CAI,L 44t,2674 ,.. Bl!sui!B counts - Our Only B.ss Is Real Estale. AP· HardTo"nd HARD TO BEAT' - Price $12,5011. 80 acres~Ioealed oil Stale Roa<i.· ·.88 Pomeroy f.. '4. PLOWING . Jackson Production Cretllt Association : : ;: ;f~: IICNAIO N. ITIRIIT :::;:;:, 114 MULIIRAY AVINUI WYU21t I'OMIROY, OHIO ~~ili~ OALLINLtl. ottiO :::;;;: , .' 1 • ' ~ ' .. ' · town same { ,,. .,. De:monst,ra·tlon. :::::::. ;:~;~;~: Tue•. • Thun. .~ il;,' n.urr~ 1011, 81111 • bi1gbt ·u · • Al!d tloD't you ·iiever· reu- · new. '1111t'• ...rh&t · ,c~elllbli For -we Will ~t ·.,lip, cltar nip \YIQ do ~ ~" 1111 cabinets, 4 drawer leij Blue Lustre, · · l!ent '·eiectr!C FILING ter slfe ~.95, Deob 20..:45, '''.Xnil kiss fOUl' c!lieek .0 de.f.' ohampooer $1, Faril1er'i lfard. $111!.50, in stoCk lor lmmedlale ' Sadly'. inis~t~~ by da~. . w~ Co. .· , IIU deUvery•. ~.·Pig, & Of, · I. ~' ' ' 'i}l i \ ' .•. ~ . fice Supply; 44&-1!97. lf.ll " -GOOD timothY hay. Ph. 448-2115 .,. I·'· . ' ~ ' - ' " , Wlintecl alter 6 p.m. C.3 IF YOU are buDding a DeWrable IAiolion ,.. Edge of ' ·.Qf!OD._ c;omm. lilt. sleeping " B<irit£ gal. ra~ge.' io '!neb home or remodeling, see IJII. We are builders. · Dllllribulor This is a brand new 3 bedroom home with bullt,ln kitchen • two. Call 448-0111. 11·9 cop~rtone, as new. CaQ .(rlqe, dtolnv.,her, et<J! l'h balhs,lovely large living room, lor Holpolnl Appliances, All~ E,QUJPMENT NEEtlED lor Herb<rt sWain. 256;&251. au son Eleclrlc. large ~S and a Oat lot. 'We'll make it easy for you 1M u . ~ ' ' ~ to buy this one. ' Scuba diving. PhObe 4§3CJ; ' · · · 1 ,i, · .,, , ., . 11.3 ONE If "'" ll"'r lhb,lgs of llle ·LIIMP' !!Oa(- Open ·7 to 7 Mon. ,. . • ' hoBisl~!.Lulestrt carpetRen anldl,P- . lhni Fri., .Jaymar Coal eo, ~Hous , ! TO RBNT In 'GaDIPolil ~·• c aner. 100"'"0 R!.' 7 at the Meigs and Gal· Fcir .,1 area lllllablt lOr 3 adulil. ohampooer $!. Central sup'pJy ·,ua County line. Ph. 119U638. i !' Needed bJ April I. Write Co. IIU t40 if BACKHOE and front blade on 1110 Ford tractor, good contli· . . aw1ea Fruler, -. . AlldN . BUY l"ROM owner, .Priced l<>r lion. Ph. 4f6..153o. IU COAL COAL ~- lioad, OIJltn!ly, Qhlo.' 17·11 . gulck saie. ~ rooms. with 5 WMP, STOKER. egg and mine . .'ti ", ·~ . rooms service. Malillenance nm. Excelsior Sail Works CORN AND HAY · , Female Help W•ntecl Carl Winter, Rio Grande ::~~~ 1o stores ~d..,~ Inc., E: Main St., Pomeroy, WOMEN ror·p1rt time work hi tiS.SilS 5J.lf . . ' o. Ph. !lft.389t. •-u : . Ga!Ua Co. Wrlle Cor! Cosmelle~, J4ll So. lOth St. Ironton, , Olllo, 45831. d-1 i ,;·*- · I ---- • '. :::l\i:::t:f:(::;:;:::::{::::::::(:~::::::::::::mm%:~;::g:j§:::§f::~:::m:::\:::i;:~:::::::::i::::iii(:: 'I Mi(ler Batted at . 93Q_ - ·-· ' 12:oo 12: 15 Music Unllrniled ~:O» NO.W• , . ' 5:15 Dinner Sermade '• .... • • , .' d~O(fEvenlnatereaade · ·~ 't:4P .Amtllcl Forela atows r<>b8Cc. bill¥, large. barn, lair tence;·er.om s BR modern horne .wUb llotb, nice country ,kit eben '• p!lli plenty wood cablnels. Tlii,s laliri has 8:00 natural location 16,r •i spring fed !lshlng lalte, • • Reat lD .""'"' ·dear Mother ,.w .• LOAN Cot'Q ~. /,•'. prepare a map or sketch or yoor larm.neld !~out. showing areas samp]ed. Use field numben sterret " IYCAMOII na1n Witl; ToS.II? Ti~~~t, To List ;;~ Field I, Area A. It is a (\00<1 plan te at the ~''"""!!~ Office &r: Fri.--;;· ·,.;·-, COUNTY MANAOil _ ~.., . " THIS t.OVELY UKI: NEW I BEDROOM' HOIOI IS B~~ '1'0 UioK 'AT AND OH So CQMfOR· TA'Bl.~ TO WVI IN\ YOU'lL '". ~~~ALL Ullcauon. Example - "PA"MIR OWNID CltiDIT IOUICI" r ' - PAIIILY 'lOOM AND' TRK KID.'i Label carelully te insure lden- f.\.it.~ · MoDEitt FARMfRS Mr . ,, · ·First· Tin1e ·OH.red , 0 groups ror worthwhile rural and associated projects. The District will again !urnish wildute seed packets to landowners. last year this service was started for the first time and 40 one-fourth acre Size paCkets were delivered to cooper- :;:::;: ators. Planting these food patch )!~ ~UpS. .. i ' ... • J...IICE , THE per bag or other suitable eon- , talner · ' . Reat~,..for S.le wh&at grains or 1 ment Security. The purpose of :::;:;:. other ' •HydrostaU.:'p,lier '.J, ·~erlng · · U'rr StyUilg , • :J " • Roll Shift frOnt ••le •••POWERSHJFT: ' ; ' rear wh~la · . a High secured bfeak up .clodsor lumps, 89tead out and dry at ~~ tem .. perature. , Tills procedure· ,.Ul p!lnlmlZ. · Caution - "PP!Y no artificial ~e el!ect or any one boring. For heat. Wilen dry. THOROUQHLY OXI!liUiie 1120 O(Jial·size borilll!s l\IIX ~e aoU aample, m II a I y were taken in an area and one of crush, do not .PUlverize (an old ~em was, b)' chance taken In an rollin~ pin works nltely) reducold !ertlllzer spUI .;..., tt WllUld tng the coarser granules. to ,:;'t Important. nature. n is one of the servh:ea The Technical Action Panel, plots is a project that Is being ::::::: provided by the WesternSoll Con- or TAP, as it is commonly C81J- promoted by Soli Conservation {:~: servation District and the U. S. ed, ls an organization of t h e Service ASCS the District and :;::::: Soil .l :!:i:t !r~;:;~ =~=~:~{~@;:;:~:~:;:::~=~=~~;[:[:::~:~:!:~:~;~:1:~:~:::~:rt~:!:::~t~:::~: ::fi:~:~:;:~r:;:;~~:;:m:;:j;;r;~;;~[~[!iftii~~;~~t: MQDI:Diol CREDIT fOR #~ 1 .· mendatlons for Ume and [ertl- han very little etreet on Che re,.1 th.• size ol Uzar are made. Therefore, ob· sults ot ~e ooD;lpOslte satnple. er. Retain llne pint from the orlgtalnlng a truly repreaentat;lve soil HOwever, if more soil had been sample lor testing h extremely taken at the rertbizer spill area inal 8&1Rple; p]ace in a. clean pa.. =r:::nm~~~c~- ~ ~~:'~ ~~:::p!furthering ~~;; c;';~"::~ .; '.~·:., now. t!lliS · sample, take at least 15 co~s strips ti~ treettoldfencerow~ and pffierabl,y 20.'to so cores lerllllzer or lillje &pill areas, or the area. , In the laboratory only small amounts o! the soil are used. For example, In ~e phosphorus teat, only one gram (about one level teaspoon) is analy•ed. From tbeae analyses recom- - · D ·\:r,7- \ I;, ·Dfh· Sample, comc son. Last year 4!Hl soil samples a servlce or the Cooperative : were submitted here through tlle Extension Service which main;; ASCS and county extension of- tains a central aoll testing Job. -t.: t:·f:J· t, ~ l·:i ' por!p!II!Onl pasture and ~~~to a . ,ach dlalillct 'kind or~w th~4nch ~· &unple a row ,(upland .ls cofu~ed ld!bO!Wm- cropJ!lil~ .bOtweebthe_rows, fl,us · land), toil texture ·WJIA<IIIII. p• o.YO!~ng lortl\ller b~ areas. compared te sa,ndy,!Oim'), o~ililll' ljllP~le whqn f!O!l, !l'<Matur~ ""'!" tc matter Ot&ht colored all dtttoos are sultilblo lor Pi\>1$8. pared io clarf< colorO\t), ~erUl~ lh ,the • field, -pie ~p­ status (as 'lndtciled ·bl>'· 'r lij'· ar~tely lllilll~ l!li(d~r~· co!~ '. groWth), and ~ent Wilt aollo, ind.Gr ~ lime<~ or (lleld or Jlflrtlm of,field). '!!"fmed ....~ •• Do oot ' ,.mppe ' To obmln a representative soil li1 "dead • tur""'s, tum ~.. , " PQM£110Y - 11tis ·II the Umo lawns, better growth of llhrtJb.. : lrtn•-..:'('lllllld, " llllll:l,\, ~l:I1VI1 \;'' 1 E,\1. Agent, Agriculture Meigs Count) I·· .., tho~a· ~.~.. m~~thefi~ld doptaqttl w 1)19W lng. n is aloo very Important Jn '•., l hl. l~ \ "' h 1 . \ ·, i• ... -·'·'" ('T BY l', E, BUKESLEF. '· · Soil~ ~esis Fentilizer~ Linie j . .' ,. 10:00 First Nallonai Finoll 10:15 :llual~ until Sign 11' orr . (Sundays} On & The ~eaeJ;ter 1, !len Slai;lnJ , . (Note; J Live Sporto Broadcaili• will supercede replar •'' ~- SCheduled.) Split Le.,l · BRICK & FRAME ;,.. 7 room, · 3 BR, 111 bal!l, . all buill , hi . kilchen, Iii'" 'pllll:!!, jl!tl!rciol1), ' garage, awnlnp: tall lor · more infol'lJ'!'~, ,, ,, .Writing and WriteB. ACIOSS ·-· " I Slit." 1n Wlnt 5 PoiMII Racl~, Ohfo IZbroNlrlaa IICiid lxlokJ 1 Arrntd coon•ct AG60d6uy .IHirJIIte 7 ROOM - ' 3 BR home !cealed in a good reslllenUa!· part of town, plenty nice cstiinels hi kitchen. hot water heat, family room, formal dining room. garnge, acre Jot fenced with lar" biilldb\g on .'bad( of let. Owner livtng out of ·Stale. Buy loday- move tomorrow. HOBART DILLON, Be.ollor 448-H'Il . Ludlle or Ho,war.i llrl1111011 EveaiDp f*Uiil IM~.Wkal lmtrurnent 10~ of tilt Dielar.Uon of ·-~"'' 11 Faml•lnie name staBOII . 17 Mare 101Towful l8 2tldea ! F'r: I It Girl'• lllme 31 Made ane l!IIM,Ime prmeat w 4jl · - tilt Kint of Slltn " 33lmbtclle II Lou nftoa 38 Dellret : f7 Caald.IM 25 AIIJI 1limn 40 Si-nlf~eat1011 hlllllcle Jll Girt'• ald.name 41 Mtddlesea tow11 -48 Bridt:e 21 .lthtnlan 42 French 50 Feut da)' mathfmatician " ., !comb. rorml I I l 'p (I '~ Services Offered Dead Stock ~ :·) 1 WASHINGTON - United states defend the spirit and principles Representative Clarence MIUer ' :l of the Constitution of the United or Oh.lo's IOtb District WIS given States as defined by the Founding a high rating of 93 percent Cor Fathers of the Republic and the FREE BIBLE OFFER Informative! Jntere~Hng! Your Bible !\jade Plain Bo>: 524, Athens, Ohio his voting reeord duringthefirat ACA, Senion oC the 9oth Congress The rating of Congressman (1967) by Americans for Con· MUler Is contained in ACA's sdtutlonal Action. voting analysts, the ACA-INDEX. According to ACA, Congress. The analysis utilized a total of man Miller has voted consistently for Sound Money, Private Com- GAWPOLis -TV SERVICE 29 votes in the House and 28 votes ln the Senate. The legtsla- 439 &!eond Avenue aCI'Gio .from Post Olllce p.Uttve !.lorket, Local Seli-Gov· . don cootalned in the analysis 4f8.03Q1 ranges rrorn reducing and limiting Federal spending, Foreign elgnty. Aid te countries trading with the Americans tor Constitutional government ot North Vietnam; Action is the non.partlaan poll- to President Johnson's Federal tical organization which lastyear Rent 9J.bsldies and Model Cities honored 149 RepubHcanandDem- Programs. otrat Members of the United Executive Director Charles A. states Congress for their nota- McManus commended Miller not ble voting records In 111pport only lor lulftlling his campaign of lellslative measures which pledges to the people of his te fllstain, strengthen, and district but lor voting in" manernmeot, Private OWDershlp, and SI.rengthenlng National Sover- 1 ' JJ(g.~!1rn;lkal ~ Umcnunble these rour Jumble~t one letter to each squm, to form foQr ordinary words., _..........···- ,,..._ ~ ~~ " · ""'" :V.4SPl llENNE'I'II li'I'IOEB'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Ph. ttf.OMT, 18'1 u , .. lfe'll see ' > you .Hy.rostati( ·1. ' ' ' H.. ·656 . F.RI.DA.Y, Come. •••• learn the latest In Olemical Control oi alfalla weevtl, corn weevil, corn stunt and general chemical usage. ' ALL DAY L ' ,. WHERE; ~Jscopal Parish House Cbealde Pomeroy Jr. High School), Pomeroy, Ohio. EVERYONE INVITED '· Bring your wife, )'our chUdnm., your hired hands, Vo-Ag students. Everyone welcome. LET US SAVE YOU MONE 1 COME. Hear about our New Holi<OPter ~r~ !;enice lor allalta weeYIL Refreshments· Door Prizes y li:ltVING IIIEIGS, GALUA ANU '. MAOQN COU~S. ,~ . ' 81 I I I I I Convertible 7.8Team up with the tough one! GRAVEL\': CONVERTIBLII Hide through the long jobs, walk through the rugged ones with your Gravely power-partner. Converb instantly to suit task or terrain. ' POWERFULI 'The high-torque Gravely engine is coupled to the attachment with all-gear-and-steel-shaft driYe. NO BELTS. More power at the jobwhere it counts. Instant control, no clutching. Forward to neutral to re· verse with one lever. VERSATILII .Choose from all-season attachments: mowin1, lawn care, ·gar- r, dening or snow removal-level or hilly, smooth or rough, Gtavely has the · right tool for you. S.lg~ .~P OEPINDAIU I Grav•ly i,o built for t~e tough jobl. Proof-more people own Gravely Tractors now than any other single 'brillld. '! Come·in .Cor ' ' -· · d . ··' '' I J' ride: ' to:Win. MRJ!Bil...·WRC""'EI ' ' . . . .. ' ' '' ' . '2'/'. . tL .· s·~-o·o.:. ,·~- . · - .,., ... '. 2.:·: ,', " . ··1· .,, ·.. " IUifeiWd by Priltllho SUIIPRIS£ AMEII ... ,. ' !>'. ,. Now arranre the clrded to form the ' ' ' I . ' , .~ ,.-.- ,"1 ' ' 'l'·~···'f''¥''' ,.1 "·- ' . C111<"T 5EE OUT OF 'THIG. Merrill O'DeD, Operakir ltl' Eltenullal Tarmlle l!enlc.l 10 BelmDDI Dr, ., u COME, SEE an,d.DRIVE'·' ~.~:: -THE ALL NEW ' "• ' ~ou A.~')'THIN5 ~ Pllll' CXlll'diCll. FREE lnspedlon. oall ~ TUESDAY, 8 P. M. MARCH 19 ..-,_ -" ; ' IIJII ! '• I ! �• . .' ~ I , 1 ' ' ,,· '" .y'i,' .••: ·' ' ' ~~~ ~·. ., ' ,. -r',l .. . ..... J ' }'· ' '!.;. ' 1' ~ ' • •,. ·' L •' ~ '• I or Part ot'a nold oiai';l'~~~ helping other home owners de~ termbie soil needs lor better of year when Metgsareatarmen bery and ornamentals, 11 well are making decisions on the fer- as for the home vegetabJe or tilizer and lime needed on their fruit garden. • farm for the coming crop seaThe soU testing program is • ~ ~ ' Above: a Zigzag P~uern ntes. oratory. The testing of soU to provide Soil sample• can be &mmlt. W:ormation about the nutrient ted te the l~ntery ~~ To make the soil sample or .ot the enUre area. With nearly "" level and the fertilizer and lime county cOoperative extension ser- the greatest use it is very impor- two million pounds In the plow leveL for maximum crop produc- vice offices, countY ASCSoffices, tant that the soil sample submH- layer of an J.Cre of sop, it can tion is one of the essential tools or cooperating lime IIlii lerU- ted lor testing be representaUve be readily 16111 that II\• me • in building up income rrom farm- lizer companies and banks. hall pint ol IIOilln the 11011 aample must accurately represent: Lay of the Land Letter Has Prompt Action Ridge, Clifrord Woyan of 16 Mile Creek near Arlee, and Joseph D. Cole of 10 Mile Creek near Liev!.JASON COUNTY . PT. PLEASANT- We receiv- ing mine, are new cooperators ed the following letter from a of the soil conservation district. Roprs was interested In op. young man in the eighth grade. enlng up a stream channel and The letter is as follows : clearing some land. This work h now being done with the asDear Sir: My name Is Robert Young. l slstance of 'the bulldozer owned am ln the 8th grade. My class by the District and operated by Is making a scrap book on West- Roy Burns. ern soil and water and 1 would Hke to have some booklets and pictures on soil and water. years. In t'heearly 1950shework(Please Sir!). · My address hi Robert Young, .. Bowels Rt., Box 46, Hamlin, W. that one year he helped landowners install 120 watering troughs Va. BY JOHN COOPER SOil Conservation , SerVice .,' '' ' rJ people, are also members of the committee. The most recent meeting ol this group was called by Judson Brake of Farmers Home Administration, chairman. Members present were Mr. Brake, John COOper ot Soil ·COOservation service, Vlrginia Rayburn D( Agricultural stabiltzaUon and Conservation Service, Carl Cook of COoperative Extension Serv- so~~=~::a~:~~~c~:~~:: ~~~~ Thank you very much, Sir. Bye in Mason COWity. Cole recently purchased his Robert Y<HJJli. farm and is lnterested in developing the pasture, constructThis boy's request received ing a pond and maJdng U5e Of prompt attention. We are happy the (arm for livestock producto service re(Jiests of timilar Uon and recreational benefit. conservation service. heads Of local agencies Of the Department of Agriculture. Heads NEW COOPERATORS LOraine Rogers, of Redmond 11 the aoU 1\as been recienti)' ilmOd and.orlertlllted. Take each core to11_1e same deptlt. 'Take ~f same vol'""e of soU at each stte. Tak~ co~ In a u)lg-iat" pat. tern over the art!a tu•olVed. ;~ .~ ~~~CT~ ,~·. I· any other · ncm repreasulatlve areas. · Altt!r tl)e .aotl sample has been . Ulan at an.v one or theofller ·sttes, A lew simple lnatrucUons will tJJeil the larger volume ot s o 11 helP farmers and home owners would tnlluence tile results o1 get a more representative soU ~e comwsUe sample. Tile baste aotl aampling techsample. niCJ~~S are as [ollows: A .. soli sample" i s a composSCrape oil taP debris or restite ot several borings or spade slices from one distinct area. dues be[ore sampling. Satnple r~~~ These packets are avaUable :;:::;: :.....n::r..:,~: ::::~:~:• ~~~ :.~"s:::.lct olltce at 2 JO'h COMPITITIYI TOTA~ tiREPLA.CZ · WilL HAVE A l~ BATHS ..\ND '. AOJ:' .ON A NICE ~HT Bit WHJI.T AND PLAY ROOM. J CAB GAR· LOT . 11' JUS1' YOU'RE LOOK· FOR AN CAI,L 44t,2674 ,.. Bl!sui!B counts - Our Only B.ss Is Real Estale. AP· HardTo"nd HARD TO BEAT' - Price $12,5011. 80 acres~Ioealed oil Stale Roa<i.· ·.88 Pomeroy f.. '4. PLOWING . Jackson Production Cretllt Association : : ;: ;f~: IICNAIO N. ITIRIIT :::;:;:, 114 MULIIRAY AVINUI WYU21t I'OMIROY, OHIO ~~ili~ OALLINLtl. ottiO :::;;;: , .' 1 • ' ~ ' .. ' · town same { ,,. .,. De:monst,ra·tlon. :::::::. ;:~;~;~: Tue•. • Thun. .~ il;,' n.urr~ 1011, 81111 • bi1gbt ·u · • Al!d tloD't you ·iiever· reu- · new. '1111t'• ...rh&t · ,c~elllbli For -we Will ~t ·.,lip, cltar nip \YIQ do ~ ~" 1111 cabinets, 4 drawer leij Blue Lustre, · · l!ent '·eiectr!C FILING ter slfe ~.95, Deob 20..:45, '''.Xnil kiss fOUl' c!lieek .0 de.f.' ohampooer $1, Faril1er'i lfard. $111!.50, in stoCk lor lmmedlale ' Sadly'. inis~t~~ by da~. . w~ Co. .· , IIU deUvery•. ~.·Pig, & Of, · I. ~' ' ' 'i}l i \ ' .•. ~ . fice Supply; 44&-1!97. lf.ll " -GOOD timothY hay. Ph. 448-2115 .,. I·'· . ' ~ ' - ' " , Wlintecl alter 6 p.m. C.3 IF YOU are buDding a DeWrable IAiolion ,.. Edge of ' ·.Qf!OD._ c;omm. lilt. sleeping " B<irit£ gal. ra~ge.' io '!neb home or remodeling, see IJII. We are builders. · Dllllribulor This is a brand new 3 bedroom home with bullt,ln kitchen • two. Call 448-0111. 11·9 cop~rtone, as new. CaQ .(rlqe, dtolnv.,her, et<J! l'h balhs,lovely large living room, lor Holpolnl Appliances, All~ E,QUJPMENT NEEtlED lor Herb<rt sWain. 256;&251. au son Eleclrlc. large ~S and a Oat lot. 'We'll make it easy for you 1M u . ~ ' ' ~ to buy this one. ' Scuba diving. PhObe 4§3CJ; ' · · · 1 ,i, · .,, , ., . 11.3 ONE If "'" ll"'r lhb,lgs of llle ·LIIMP' !!Oa(- Open ·7 to 7 Mon. ,. . • ' hoBisl~!.Lulestrt carpetRen anldl,P- . lhni Fri., .Jaymar Coal eo, ~Hous , ! TO RBNT In 'GaDIPolil ~·• c aner. 100"'"0 R!.' 7 at the Meigs and Gal· Fcir .,1 area lllllablt lOr 3 adulil. ohampooer $!. Central sup'pJy ·,ua County line. Ph. 119U638. i !' Needed bJ April I. Write Co. IIU t40 if BACKHOE and front blade on 1110 Ford tractor, good contli· . . aw1ea Fruler, -. . AlldN . BUY l"ROM owner, .Priced l<>r lion. Ph. 4f6..153o. IU COAL COAL ~- lioad, OIJltn!ly, Qhlo.' 17·11 . gulck saie. ~ rooms. with 5 WMP, STOKER. egg and mine . .'ti ", ·~ . rooms service. Malillenance nm. Excelsior Sail Works CORN AND HAY · , Female Help W•ntecl Carl Winter, Rio Grande ::~~~ 1o stores ~d..,~ Inc., E: Main St., Pomeroy, WOMEN ror·p1rt time work hi tiS.SilS 5J.lf . . ' o. Ph. !lft.389t. •-u : . Ga!Ua Co. Wrlle Cor! Cosmelle~, J4ll So. lOth St. Ironton, , Olllo, 45831. d-1 i ,;·*- · I ---- • '. :::l\i:::t:f:(::;:;:::::{::::::::(:~::::::::::::mm%:~;::g:j§:::§f::~:::m:::\:::i;:~:::::::::i::::iii(:: 'I Mi(ler Batted at . 93Q_ - ·-· ' 12:oo 12: 15 Music Unllrniled ~:O» NO.W• , . ' 5:15 Dinner Sermade '• .... • • , .' d~O(fEvenlnatereaade · ·~ 't:4P .Amtllcl Forela atows r<>b8Cc. bill¥, large. barn, lair tence;·er.om s BR modern horne .wUb llotb, nice country ,kit eben '• p!lli plenty wood cablnels. Tlii,s laliri has 8:00 natural location 16,r •i spring fed !lshlng lalte, • • Reat lD .""'"' ·dear Mother ,.w .• LOAN Cot'Q ~. /,•'. prepare a map or sketch or yoor larm.neld !~out. showing areas samp]ed. Use field numben sterret " IYCAMOII na1n Witl; ToS.II? Ti~~~t, To List ;;~ Field I, Area A. It is a (\00<1 plan te at the ~''"""!!~ Office &r: Fri.--;;· ·,.;·-, COUNTY MANAOil _ ~.., . " THIS t.OVELY UKI: NEW I BEDROOM' HOIOI IS B~~ '1'0 UioK 'AT AND OH So CQMfOR· TA'Bl.~ TO WVI IN\ YOU'lL '". ~~~ALL Ullcauon. Example - "PA"MIR OWNID CltiDIT IOUICI" r ' - PAIIILY 'lOOM AND' TRK KID.'i Label carelully te insure lden- f.\.it.~ · MoDEitt FARMfRS Mr . ,, · ·First· Tin1e ·OH.red , 0 groups ror worthwhile rural and associated projects. The District will again !urnish wildute seed packets to landowners. last year this service was started for the first time and 40 one-fourth acre Size paCkets were delivered to cooper- :;:::;: ators. Planting these food patch )!~ ~UpS. .. i ' ... • J...IICE , THE per bag or other suitable eon- , talner · ' . Reat~,..for S.le wh&at grains or 1 ment Security. The purpose of :::;:;:. other ' •HydrostaU.:'p,lier '.J, ·~erlng · · U'rr StyUilg , • :J " • Roll Shift frOnt ••le •••POWERSHJFT: ' ; ' rear wh~la · . a High secured bfeak up .clodsor lumps, 89tead out and dry at ~~ tem .. perature. , Tills procedure· ,.Ul p!lnlmlZ. · Caution - "PP!Y no artificial ~e el!ect or any one boring. For heat. Wilen dry. THOROUQHLY OXI!liUiie 1120 O(Jial·size borilll!s l\IIX ~e aoU aample, m II a I y were taken in an area and one of crush, do not .PUlverize (an old ~em was, b)' chance taken In an rollin~ pin works nltely) reducold !ertlllzer spUI .;..., tt WllUld tng the coarser granules. to ,:;'t Important. nature. n is one of the servh:ea The Technical Action Panel, plots is a project that Is being ::::::: provided by the WesternSoll Con- or TAP, as it is commonly C81J- promoted by Soli Conservation {:~: servation District and the U. S. ed, ls an organization of t h e Service ASCS the District and :;::::: Soil .l :!:i:t !r~;:;~ =~=~:~{~@;:;:~:~:;:::~=~=~~;[:[:::~:~:!:~:~;~:1:~:~:::~:rt~:!:::~t~:::~: ::fi:~:~:;:~r:;:;~~:;:m:;:j;;r;~;;~[~[!iftii~~;~~t: MQDI:Diol CREDIT fOR #~ 1 .· mendatlons for Ume and [ertl- han very little etreet on Che re,.1 th.• size ol Uzar are made. Therefore, ob· sults ot ~e ooD;lpOslte satnple. er. Retain llne pint from the orlgtalnlng a truly repreaentat;lve soil HOwever, if more soil had been sample lor testing h extremely taken at the rertbizer spill area inal 8&1Rple; p]ace in a. clean pa.. =r:::nm~~~c~- ~ ~~:'~ ~~:::p!furthering ~~;; c;';~"::~ .; '.~·:., now. t!lliS · sample, take at least 15 co~s strips ti~ treettoldfencerow~ and pffierabl,y 20.'to so cores lerllllzer or lillje &pill areas, or the area. , In the laboratory only small amounts o! the soil are used. For example, In ~e phosphorus teat, only one gram (about one level teaspoon) is analy•ed. From tbeae analyses recom- - · D ·\:r,7- \ I;, ·Dfh· Sample, comc son. Last year 4!Hl soil samples a servlce or the Cooperative : were submitted here through tlle Extension Service which main;; ASCS and county extension of- tains a central aoll testing Job. -t.: t:·f:J· t, ~ l·:i ' por!p!II!Onl pasture and ~~~to a . ,ach dlalillct 'kind or~w th~4nch ~· &unple a row ,(upland .ls cofu~ed ld!bO!Wm- cropJ!lil~ .bOtweebthe_rows, fl,us · land), toil texture ·WJIA<IIIII. p• o.YO!~ng lortl\ller b~ areas. compared te sa,ndy,!Oim'), o~ililll' ljllP~le whqn f!O!l, !l'<Matur~ ""'!" tc matter Ot&ht colored all dtttoos are sultilblo lor Pi\>1$8. pared io clarf< colorO\t), ~erUl~ lh ,the • field, -pie ~p­ status (as 'lndtciled ·bl>'· 'r lij'· ar~tely lllilll~ l!li(d~r~· co!~ '. groWth), and ~ent Wilt aollo, ind.Gr ~ lime<~ or (lleld or Jlflrtlm of,field). '!!"fmed ....~ •• Do oot ' ,.mppe ' To obmln a representative soil li1 "dead • tur""'s, tum ~.. , " PQM£110Y - 11tis ·II the Umo lawns, better growth of llhrtJb.. : lrtn•-..:'('lllllld, " llllll:l,\, ~l:I1VI1 \;'' 1 E,\1. Agent, Agriculture Meigs Count) I·· .., tho~a· ~.~.. m~~thefi~ld doptaqttl w 1)19W lng. n is aloo very Important Jn '•., l hl. l~ \ "' h 1 . \ ·, i• ... -·'·'" ('T BY l', E, BUKESLEF. '· · Soil~ ~esis Fentilizer~ Linie j . .' ,. 10:00 First Nallonai Finoll 10:15 :llual~ until Sign 11' orr . (Sundays} On & The ~eaeJ;ter 1, !len Slai;lnJ , . (Note; J Live Sporto Broadcaili• will supercede replar •'' ~- SCheduled.) Split Le.,l · BRICK & FRAME ;,.. 7 room, · 3 BR, 111 bal!l, . all buill , hi . kilchen, Iii'" 'pllll:!!, jl!tl!rciol1), ' garage, awnlnp: tall lor · more infol'lJ'!'~, ,, ,, .Writing and WriteB. ACIOSS ·-· " I Slit." 1n Wlnt 5 PoiMII Racl~, Ohfo IZbroNlrlaa IICiid lxlokJ 1 Arrntd coon•ct AG60d6uy .IHirJIIte 7 ROOM - ' 3 BR home !cealed in a good reslllenUa!· part of town, plenty nice cstiinels hi kitchen. hot water heat, family room, formal dining room. garnge, acre Jot fenced with lar" biilldb\g on .'bad( of let. Owner livtng out of ·Stale. Buy loday- move tomorrow. HOBART DILLON, Be.ollor 448-H'Il . Ludlle or Ho,war.i llrl1111011 EveaiDp f*Uiil IM~.Wkal lmtrurnent 10~ of tilt Dielar.Uon of ·-~"'' 11 Faml•lnie name staBOII . 17 Mare 101Towful l8 2tldea ! F'r: I It Girl'• lllme 31 Made ane l!IIM,Ime prmeat w 4jl · - tilt Kint of Slltn " 33lmbtclle II Lou nftoa 38 Dellret : f7 Caald.IM 25 AIIJI 1limn 40 Si-nlf~eat1011 hlllllcle Jll Girt'• ald.name 41 Mtddlesea tow11 -48 Bridt:e 21 .lthtnlan 42 French 50 Feut da)' mathfmatician " ., !comb. rorml I I l 'p (I '~ Services Offered Dead Stock ~ :·) 1 WASHINGTON - United states defend the spirit and principles Representative Clarence MIUer ' :l of the Constitution of the United or Oh.lo's IOtb District WIS given States as defined by the Founding a high rating of 93 percent Cor Fathers of the Republic and the FREE BIBLE OFFER Informative! Jntere~Hng! Your Bible !\jade Plain Bo>: 524, Athens, Ohio his voting reeord duringthefirat ACA, Senion oC the 9oth Congress The rating of Congressman (1967) by Americans for Con· MUler Is contained in ACA's sdtutlonal Action. voting analysts, the ACA-INDEX. According to ACA, Congress. The analysis utilized a total of man Miller has voted consistently for Sound Money, Private Com- GAWPOLis -TV SERVICE 29 votes in the House and 28 votes ln the Senate. The legtsla- 439 &!eond Avenue aCI'Gio .from Post Olllce p.Uttve !.lorket, Local Seli-Gov· . don cootalned in the analysis 4f8.03Q1 ranges rrorn reducing and limiting Federal spending, Foreign elgnty. Aid te countries trading with the Americans tor Constitutional government ot North Vietnam; Action is the non.partlaan poll- to President Johnson's Federal tical organization which lastyear Rent 9J.bsldies and Model Cities honored 149 RepubHcanandDem- Programs. otrat Members of the United Executive Director Charles A. states Congress for their nota- McManus commended Miller not ble voting records In 111pport only lor lulftlling his campaign of lellslative measures which pledges to the people of his te fllstain, strengthen, and district but lor voting in" manernmeot, Private OWDershlp, and SI.rengthenlng National Sover- 1 ' JJ(g.~!1rn;lkal ~ Umcnunble these rour Jumble~t one letter to each squm, to form foQr ordinary words., _..........···- ,,..._ ~ ~~ " · ""'" :V.4SPl llENNE'I'II li'I'IOEB'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE Ph. ttf.OMT, 18'1 u , .. lfe'll see ' > you .Hy.rostati( ·1. ' ' ' H.. ·656 . F.RI.DA.Y, Come. •••• learn the latest In Olemical Control oi alfalla weevtl, corn weevil, corn stunt and general chemical usage. ' ALL DAY L ' ,. WHERE; ~Jscopal Parish House Cbealde Pomeroy Jr. High School), Pomeroy, Ohio. EVERYONE INVITED '· Bring your wife, )'our chUdnm., your hired hands, Vo-Ag students. Everyone welcome. LET US SAVE YOU MONE 1 COME. Hear about our New Holi<OPter ~r~ !;enice lor allalta weeYIL Refreshments· Door Prizes y li:ltVING IIIEIGS, GALUA ANU '. MAOQN COU~S. ,~ . ' 81 I I I I I Convertible 7.8Team up with the tough one! GRAVEL\': CONVERTIBLII Hide through the long jobs, walk through the rugged ones with your Gravely power-partner. Converb instantly to suit task or terrain. ' POWERFULI 'The high-torque Gravely engine is coupled to the attachment with all-gear-and-steel-shaft driYe. NO BELTS. More power at the jobwhere it counts. Instant control, no clutching. Forward to neutral to re· verse with one lever. VERSATILII .Choose from all-season attachments: mowin1, lawn care, ·gar- r, dening or snow removal-level or hilly, smooth or rough, Gtavely has the · right tool for you. S.lg~ .~P OEPINDAIU I Grav•ly i,o built for t~e tough jobl. Proof-more people own Gravely Tractors now than any other single 'brillld. '! Come·in .Cor ' ' -· · d . ··' '' I J' ride: ' to:Win. MRJ!Bil...·WRC""'EI ' ' . . . .. ' ' '' ' . '2'/'. . tL .· s·~-o·o.:. ,·~- . · - .,., ... '. 2.:·: ,', " . ··1· .,, ·.. " IUifeiWd by Priltllho SUIIPRIS£ AMEII ... ,. ' !>'. ,. Now arranre the clrded to form the ' ' ' I . ' , .~ ,.-.- ,"1 ' ' 'l'·~···'f''¥''' ,.1 "·- ' . C111<"T 5EE OUT OF 'THIG. Merrill O'DeD, Operakir ltl' Eltenullal Tarmlle l!enlc.l 10 BelmDDI Dr, ., u COME, SEE an,d.DRIVE'·' ~.~:: -THE ALL NEW ' "• ' ~ou A.~')'THIN5 ~ Pllll' CXlll'diCll. FREE lnspedlon. oall ~ TUESDAY, 8 P. M. MARCH 19 ..-,_ -" ; ' IIJII ! '• I ! �·-· ..., .•..... --------·--- •'"•' ' ,.. .,....-----~-~. ' ' ,. .,. . " 1 'fayf' : " AGI gas ·rai!Jle, good shape. Phone 992-5485. 3-1 -3tp eog 53. 3-17- and ·hath eo!. Phone apa 0 IL rooms, · cop In I MEMORY our room: and brother, Hal" Earl Gotschall, who years s kill fi SING R go toda , March 16, lovely se e<Jl¥pp&d tHai, ' !lJ!tmsmf'GAiWi£ P m ; room apa-. ery nice a mod • SI1Gwn 1111 ' makes. . P'abrl Shw, Pomeroy. Authorized Sing Sale! and Sarvl We '' .. \1.\trd til" tfl'l' Sd " 985-4141 ~ :U II ~"'· f'ol a( \ ~;· I 3 Yw .. "' TIR S so. Is from our ho ehold M . is vacant in ou lch r can J Gr~Priftl I rllr t S;ij- tl g , """' 8 Twftll;y f1i'li. I ()fl" to I* \I~ "hlrd . ' ' ". Cll' 1 4:. C :. •"i!NiM.,... ·- I I· w but ; no It lJn I our or man on s , ice • '-· . , v. ., tho ragecl;y llld Bles ++ rloaeo of 1 ..... le{t the ·br~ ....... It tum thet ugene erko, IIi cburc cho di ' •tructure Olll'Oute l't. Pleooant, llld that.Mlo ,;,at od It to PICk a &1111~ an-to • " ' ~r ODP ,,.. ! :. • ,. ''',. ' dill ,. I • 11 Bell Clll"l: .... ·~ _..., •· c.MioY i ICI ' 1100 Cent ?:1111 ' ?, "' i l~llltl 13 f. rri JI ,( rlllas Public a >co '' too nu 0 HI Esta1te • I ROUTE 1%4 AT D>EA~MAlfS - 2 slo home, bat . fo large bedfront pore , UO acpa ill us r· . of tile · " .. .. ~f "+' FmY YEAIIS AGO, + woold,y R sel!le I !!late memle Della l'biiU)II . > •· sell' public · · . ntlre I of usebold fum!. t:Jre, electric ~•pplllanct~~, tiques nd o numerous 1<r lion, da , March 23, 11188 !lal1lni at 10 : ~ a · located on Slate Rou I o Salem Slreet In Rotl~and, 1o (Walcb lor auctions algnsl. Conslslinl 01 a campi ld fum' , el ical ppllananliques, and otber llemo Hourly 'ly of Middleport. Select ho rs . No inve nt lence required. rile Wa ts, Inc., 55!187. 17- " ..........-............ ••• fli U jun- man rout¢ jn ,.. i.~twwar'OO to ' '1~ ......\I• menlloo. the pUant.-es In very gooa ctmdltl· m. X 3-17-lltp H VIRGIL or $17.500.00 TEAP'ORD AX lbert 19!-l~O ,.. --~ T GE AC ~His opening a babysl lng service f in@ Bn4 WPeken S. Crntact 3'111· 7. 3-6256 and eedsvill . 3- -ltp D OltX XK lf YQ F ' ... 1 . KKF. D P I I,. I c. a..pman, an~ ·~ •, . lng an ach- - • . • ~ . , . I P Ul ' 1·:15-tlc hea + 3 . I ,, wldt.m. : Rev, JoiiCPh 3 ~lly ""Mre + Pubi!B aMarh we 1'iW • i " ....•· .va~ay " 'idilodlsaster. • r. •c-1oan 11 . ' 3-1 -30tc earnings ~-" ' illb" , I; I< ++++ Bai>tlot, a . 7:. I RaWhi* . Harris, M ing hea Adjustment . ~hon liillie Jean's Beauty Mason; P ne 77 5311. 17-31 ytl Limit Ired Also 11 '' n~trk~• 13 ,. I ""& 's he ,a The Ohio «Night r have, to lov • nart Is the jll'e>•tesl ' • •, I Till HSD\\ •. Want dto Is stl , ' ,• Donnar; th• nlmenl only. he ' .:''I I Ohio . • ' ' fanc)i' zig . . 11'1 CLOSE IN do on .. ' . ' 1·~ 0 we can- ' , r· ' In e. Does regular sewing, plqs ea lov I wa lo wall c All ........ 992-2619. ar so . .' '' ,, , 10X50, • ,\0 LC IR . YR ') 0 ly a ma can sue the ron of n. to ' �·-· ..., .•..... --------·--- •'"•' ' ,.. .,....-----~-~. ' ' ,. .,. . " 1 'fayf' : " AGI gas ·rai!Jle, good shape. Phone 992-5485. 3-1 -3tp eog 53. 3-17- and ·hath eo!. Phone apa 0 IL rooms, · cop In I MEMORY our room: and brother, Hal" Earl Gotschall, who years s kill fi SING R go toda , March 16, lovely se e<Jl¥pp&d tHai, ' !lJ!tmsmf'GAiWi£ P m ; room apa-. ery nice a mod • SI1Gwn 1111 ' makes. . P'abrl Shw, Pomeroy. Authorized Sing Sale! and Sarvl We '' .. \1.\trd til" tfl'l' Sd " 985-4141 ~ :U II ~"'· f'ol a( \ ~;· I 3 Yw .. "' TIR S so. Is from our ho ehold M . is vacant in ou lch r can J Gr~Priftl I rllr t S;ij- tl g , """' 8 Twftll;y f1i'li. I ()fl" to I* \I~ "hlrd . ' ' ". Cll' 1 4:. C :. •"i!NiM.,... ·- I I· w but ; no It lJn I our or man on s , ice • '-· . , v. ., tho ragecl;y llld Bles ++ rloaeo of 1 ..... le{t the ·br~ ....... It tum thet ugene erko, IIi cburc cho di ' •tructure Olll'Oute l't. Pleooant, llld that.Mlo ,;,at od It to PICk a &1111~ an-to • " ' ~r ODP ,,.. ! :. • ,. ''',. ' dill ,. I • 11 Bell Clll"l: .... ·~ _..., •· c.MioY i ICI ' 1100 Cent ?:1111 ' ?, "' i l~llltl 13 f. rri JI ,( rlllas Public a >co '' too nu 0 HI Esta1te • I ROUTE 1%4 AT D>EA~MAlfS - 2 slo home, bat . fo large bedfront pore , UO acpa ill us r· . of tile · " .. .. ~f "+' FmY YEAIIS AGO, + woold,y R sel!le I !!late memle Della l'biiU)II . > •· sell' public · · . ntlre I of usebold fum!. t:Jre, electric ~•pplllanct~~, tiques nd o numerous 1<r lion, da , March 23, 11188 !lal1lni at 10 : ~ a · located on Slate Rou I o Salem Slreet In Rotl~and, 1o (Walcb lor auctions algnsl. Conslslinl 01 a campi ld fum' , el ical ppllananliques, and otber llemo Hourly 'ly of Middleport. Select ho rs . No inve nt lence required. rile Wa ts, Inc., 55!187. 17- " ..........-............ ••• fli U jun- man rout¢ jn ,.. i.~twwar'OO to ' '1~ ......\I• menlloo. the pUant.-es In very gooa ctmdltl· m. X 3-17-lltp H VIRGIL or $17.500.00 TEAP'ORD AX lbert 19!-l~O ,.. --~ T GE AC ~His opening a babysl lng service f in@ Bn4 WPeken S. Crntact 3'111· 7. 3-6256 and eedsvill . 3- -ltp D OltX XK lf YQ F ' ... 1 . KKF. D P I I,. I c. a..pman, an~ ·~ •, . lng an ach- - • . • ~ . , . I P Ul ' 1·:15-tlc hea + 3 . I ,, wldt.m. : Rev, JoiiCPh 3 ~lly ""Mre + Pubi!B aMarh we 1'iW • i " ....•· .va~ay " 'idilodlsaster. • r. •c-1oan 11 . ' 3-1 -30tc earnings ~-" ' illb" , I; I< ++++ Bai>tlot, a . 7:. I RaWhi* . Harris, M ing hea Adjustment . ~hon liillie Jean's Beauty Mason; P ne 77 5311. 17-31 ytl Limit Ired Also 11 '' n~trk~• 13 ,. I ""& 's he ,a The Ohio «Night r have, to lov • nart Is the jll'e>•tesl ' • •, I Till HSD\\ •. Want dto Is stl , ' ,• Donnar; th• nlmenl only. he ' .:''I I Ohio . • ' ' fanc)i' zig . . 11'1 CLOSE IN do on .. ' . ' 1·~ 0 we can- ' , r· ' In e. Does regular sewing, plqs ea lov I wa lo wall c All ........ 992-2619. ar so . .' '' ,, , 10X50, • ,\0 LC IR . YR ') 0 ly a ma can sue the ron of n. to ' �' ' ., ,. ' "~ .ed thru Kh~ Sanh? •)>CUI~ tm mid !lie olll!lta there rm sure they are, but the mys. .. Implied That Magotts in the meat were a-dwellin' And rm sure if they were, they . shouldn't have been. BUT - can we be sun!? There's no tellln' . •• &WfW. ~ ~ ·· -I ,. • ,. ., ' ' ' '. .. ' • ' 'j • " ' " ·' ,I •• ' • ' .1 • ...~•::l ~-a F "' They say all is fair in love and in war And a political campaign too, I gather. And tho' [ my setr enjoy clean meat, Does Washlngton care, or is it mostly palaver? ties, But, slr, don't you think lt Is awful ot 4 'magotty'' meat and .. mag. otty" men, That one is legal and one is tmlaw!UI? Near the top of the LBJ Jist, it seems ·' ' .. ' .• He reeentl: wrote hi.s ,parenta oo ac<:9unt of an - k Oli the bo.. and o~ut one ot tlie rockel& flU~ I!Jort 'o ftj,t. llrp! and making a direct htt on thi 'brand niw Urolc!IY cJJm.a·andoM·ot ·or tho wards. One Alan's best !rlendf .was woundelfwlth llhi'ljlpel and had to have an eye removed ai I Htula. Alan NW·him o/1. for' home two do,) sifter thelneldenl. WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT ' The Buckeye Building and _loan Co. Plans On Building This Year and Seeks A Long Term Tenant That . Requires Office Space. Plenty of Parking. GALLIPOLIS bl'OIIllhl OoodB bi years ago,. ThB was floodud and Ita worst !liJod BUCKEYE DING & LOAN COMPANY ·PHONE 446-0315 yoor teen~ . questiOns to VOtrrH ASKED FOR IT• care or Helen Help US! thJs newspaper. OVERCAUTIOUS, OR OVERKIND? Dear Helen: I am 16, arw.J have had o n e problem slnee I storied dating glriJ. I find I am too cautious when I end a relationship. For I Consolidating all three present locations Into one, "To Serve You Better. • BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING bane: YOI.. At the rallra• tracks In Cheshire, 0. Just 8 min. North of Gallipolis on St. Rt. 7 - USED & REBUILT PARTS . All makes ••• ...els: ·11 we dent ~IIY.t: It··<:. we'll get Jtl ''" •Ired line iervlce'to;\i i' · malor wrecking yards. . 1 · • • • :· ••• • •, rwency bri<Jpa were walhed · out o! the Kanawha River and tributaries mt all tralna ·QII the C & 0 and K & M railroad~ are held up by hea¥1 wa-1 l" OTHER NEWS or • ' \ '~· ~' ' ' . .: r . ',, ' ' . ' . . •..• ( .. ·J··"· .' ' I I . ·I. ,:. ·. ' ' ' ,; (-,· ' ' ' '' . f ' .•' • ago Included: Captain Grant Hanel ot KIIII&U· p lnlornis us that Captain Hen~ ry stone has juat sold his new !erryboat, Charlo& H. stone, lor a &OOd price m parties up tho ' ' ' I I 1 '' I Kanawha River to run between Charleston and the ..,. dty ot Nitro, where some ot the big government plants aro belllg buut. Kanawha River parties have also been tJ:ylng lo buy the K11181111 ferryboat · Ann Bailey !rom Mr. Pro<lor. ACROMS HERE AND THIS WEEK - B.I£RFEI.DS Ill A CRUMe ~E~ ... POMEROY - ARE OPEII 9:30 to S - AND ON AUDAY .and sitURDAv : 9:16 . . . iO ' 9 h SChool "'omed'a i Hord&- ' Olth&Wo ·' I ' ._ j tt · ' rn. 91ulerto le Court on 1101'. '.• l9, Belpre, ' Rt. 7, tbree d t'"'li~· r-•· ' ' at 11:30 p. eer r111lnto rear. The there was 0 the car. passed. 1n ed a rock or I tho wlndo II by Jlmltly : GalliPoUa. red II 1;23 35 st Bodo lnve~ ldont at 5:05 'Po Rd. 188, t Rt. 7, near ,, Come To Our Busy hiiiYJP' De,.,_iit ·•nd See Our Bta.ill" · ' W~men~ ·Dresses - Sizes' for; ·a.aular Juniors - Misses HaH Siles ·- An . · Rl.%01Parked C:U' :Daniel, Jr., ere was I'll) lth ear and left reor at d tho arrest Willt r, 46, Rt. 2 rge o! drl,._ MI. Ho Ia 'Inti Mar. 22 rt. · · · ' :· Yea'u ~ . •\ ' •#'·. I matchea. . ' ""' • ' ., ' ' I I I' ' IYnight. Uld Mrs. • ' • ::: I 50 Yllll'l ' '' ...., CHOMP .. ,.. ,./ '' '' CHOMP ,~· i ,, '' ·'I l., ., . f7 - Cl-lOMI' ·f. I \ ' above Olarlelloo. The. <lito River Is reliJIOIIdlng to the rulh o! water irom the Kanawha Rim' andluqajtisticolb' ~at at Ga!Upolia today, ·PI. Pleaaanl Ia likely m pi a wet. tlo8 when the (Ill! COree or the two inch rainfall reaches It and the ~er will be nearlj' 11!11, 1! not ljllite bonk ~dl here. ms- ' Can you aet hooked on .._, lng matches tho same Wl1 ~ · ple pi hooked on ~I? I think I am, - FliWl UP 'ENTS coming. LATE FLOOD NEWS MARCH 14, 1918- A<eordinl Instance, I ket>t on goi~g steady tp local, ~..11\91' Ol>server ~ ­ with a girl six mdnllls altel- ! . S. F, Neal, the tlver at ~U­ stopped liking her, because I polls will pa" flood stage but was unsure about what might the crest could not be !orelold at happen next. noon. Pve never been theonetobreak At 3 p.m ., the river here was off, oo matter how much I want- ot a stage o! 47 !eel. rlllln8 over ed to; I wao a!ralll I mls!lt not Oveinche• an hour. find another girl and """ld be The river became static at loll Olllln the cold. Till• I• silly, C~arlosloll tblo w1111 a becaue when a girl ~· me fiood stage or IIU feet. rve usually done better alterHorses, ealtlo, hop and part• warda. of hOOSOI and bridpl palled Is ti: normal to be this over- here today In the Dood !rom the cautioUs? ... DENNIS Kanawha Valley. Dear Donnls: The Ohio River Ia rlllnr at all It's normal to avoid hurdng po!Qto above as Ia also the Mmpeople, if yw're a nice guy. onpltela and Allo.illeoY Rivero Pull out or the "steady'' 11- with 30 !eet at Greenabon>, Pa. stem, and you won't be trou- today. bled with over - cautlouBneaa. Pomei'O)' an4 Pl. PleaWhen a boy dates several gll'll, were reported to be preparing he doean't !eel tied to '""' and lor a llood this morning, he can boot her 0111 o! hlo Ute wlthoul catting hlmaet! a heel. MARCH it, 1918 - 'lbe river -H. wu rillln8 one root per boor at Dear Helen: 8:30 thll lllOI'1IinR Wllb You mentioned about brothers tU !eet on the puge, Wharf· and sisters borrowing each oth· Howard llollally rtDOrt. er's clothes. Well, my brodler ed a big llood at Cia!> caurt even borrows my hair spray and Houoo and Kanawha Falla at the powder base! I kept Wllllderlnr headwaters o! the Kanawha ruv. why they disappeared so fat,..,_ er. til I <IIUlll>l him. More than 50 feet ol water He doesn't seem like the Q'pe, problem? - JUNE Dear June: I doubt II. He probablj' can' I aftord men's hair spra,y and tl1\11'01 powder base mls!lt doll. ble for acne lotion. Wb,y not SUI&Ost he pay you back wl111 111e loan at hlo turtt-.k ....t. or?- H, Dear Helen: I am 1 match lishter! n lon't 1\mJQ'. I ll;dll mat<heo at 11le buo atop, I evi'Jllillhl thorn In school. rve bad to Stay after claas four Umu because teac:h- , era caught me ll.&trtinl matcbea In elaaa. MY parents aeeu• 111.eat linGk.. In, botauae thOJ llilii lili-nod matoheo lii.V,wa · lio&. MY oi!Owanco ll!dniiY PI low becauoo rm romilr boOfnl ' ilelt~ln~&. :~21i!~~~~~~~~~i mUIIIIY blfh I I ieoUll or Char)osloll condJiuoui IBh'!l¥1. dredo at· r~- ere homeloBI 8nd &IJ~oill '"' cl,.#iy for tood. From t!illl o'olodi· Wedneldo,)' morninK llllti 'lnlclnls!lt, .~ h e Kanawha ruv.- at Cliarlesloll JIOillled up from • !'1080 o! 7.4 feet to 34 feet and had Inundated the eetiors o! the, cii;J'o wholesale dilllrlct. and · worse but do you suppose be's got a ' ' ' Here Ia Utit' 14, 1918 GaUipOIIo JJ11!11,J.l Helen Help Vs.,.ay Helen Bottel ~1\4 .' J kif! know there must be priori - •'' ' "" ·""' . •:ll ·I ' t· _., Or a tiny VletMmese Alan wrote ot •tacrubblng" a· , 1 \ He~& lost trOm·'the · other• and head operation on Leonard MoONE OF THE TWO new conwasting away, Carty, Jr,, Pt. Pleasant. He did mt bonda or tile~· Loeol Full or, yoo... sueuedlt,llhrll>· oot koow McCarty but the)' have· SchoOl Jlotrlet wru·niw Ill de~1 a, ·di ~(lase. mutual friend~ Alter th& War but oo .."·-b . ne! , ma.• %9 With OCOIII:Orl Dol>artment had notl!lecl the P""' In tho MiddiOIIOrl ~!lilt SChool · The C€1niiWillr Affairs and our onto In Point Pleasant o! their Audlmrtwn. . · !\on's Wmmda. Mr. and Mrs: wu.. the marettlng bind was CU.. great lillY o! lt!e lace visited the McCarty lam!~¥ vlded Into two ''""'' - the Must be lllrthored and certain· In Point and were able to tell · maroon bind and the &old bind ly lawM, lj5ut -of 11 rna&Otb'" meat and 4'mag. them much more than the tete- - !ollowlng .!ootball olio- The gram received ·by the f1111ll,y per- fir at to ~ in concert will · otQr" men, Why La one legal and one Is un- talning to tholr son's illlurles. be the gold bind directed by The fdCcart,y youth has . smce Robert ShaverI new llllltant lawfUl? been transferrecHo Hawalt and band director. The concert b,y Has anyone ever bought 11mag- will undergo more surgery there. the cold gl"O\C} wW be "hea":• His 'tl'ife and mother are in Ha. w.b.h -Classical nwnbers to be otty" meat, waU'"~ith him It this Ume. featured. , The maroon band, ~ Since George, Abe, Harry or Jke? Alan writes that durln,g the rected by lllvtd Bowen, will be Please think fir at of the boy next bittea tightlog at Hue, hospital presented. in concert later. door, personnel were treating patients, Or that little Vietnamese tike. in every avaUable apacfl in the THE WORK OF THE Easter hospitals. Helic®tero lly the p,.. Bumy - being carried out acUse all of your energy, power tients in, radioiq aheact_ and the tually by tho Ladiea Auxlliii'Y o! and press operating room can be set aP the · Syracuse Fire De&W'tment To bring peaoo to far Vietnam. tor major surgery in 10 minutes. - Is temPorarllj' stymied. Stand tall and !\onest, Mr. PresLluing the ·Hue combat, personThe women' a si'O\CI which each Ident, nel worked 24,h00ts on duty and year prepares hundredaotEuter Make us proud of our Number had 24: off. In' BPJIIB· time row, blsketa to rallilt~ runds is deaOne man. time Is spell\ !lj&g ~ sand bags perate tor quart size bleach 00. to stack around tHe hospital and ties, From these bottles and other the wards which are quonset huts plastic containers, the auXiliary built by the Seaboes, members tuhion most attractive Easter blsllets. Residents having tlnPtY quart Avis Carol Handley llize bottles are asked to contact Refereneea: National Observ· Mn. Jean Hall, pre•ldenti Mrs. er Jan. 211, 1968 - . U, S. ln- Ada Slack or &1\Y other auxt.Uary spector,i Fudged Facts to Pass member. Already the auxUiary has hit Meat Law. (Front page); Feb. BQ all-time high with orders lor 12, 1968 - A Federal Ghost Doctored Reports on Meat Plants; the attractive\.. candy..fllled baP Mar. 11, 1968 - Enforcing Meat kets. .SO f~r this year, 736 o~ ders have been received. Law Brings Headacbes. ~-- A {fno · aro · air unlaw~ {\nd Whetbet he be the bo.Y ~ The inspectors said or mayhap ·~ ~ ~ • .~ t ·j ·li\~;:. , . ALAN WALLAt'E, oon ol Mr. ansi Mrs. Jlwlght waua,Co ot !lido tul, ' · dleilon. is working as oPerating technician ln the lara.st bO~K~ital' ~~ tell me;. sir, have you walk. at Da Nq in VIetnam. He's with the Navy. ,. 1 ) gott;y" men WOuldn't you sp.y either one is ' ~ 1 ... I, ' Thljl 'l~' meat is IDllaw- FIDST THINGS 1'IDST , "ma~·" meat or u~. tery to me. is One is legal and one ls CUI. '\ ' ·Beat••• of dui'·· p;, Bob H~l~, .:,,. ·Bend Of .. I' 118 . "' t:.. ' ' ' �' ' ., ,. ' "~ .ed thru Kh~ Sanh? •)>CUI~ tm mid !lie olll!lta there rm sure they are, but the mys. .. Implied That Magotts in the meat were a-dwellin' And rm sure if they were, they . shouldn't have been. BUT - can we be sun!? There's no tellln' . •• &WfW. ~ ~ ·· -I ,. • ,. ., ' ' ' '. .. ' • ' 'j • " ' " ·' ,I •• ' • ' .1 • ...~•::l ~-a F "' They say all is fair in love and in war And a political campaign too, I gather. And tho' [ my setr enjoy clean meat, Does Washlngton care, or is it mostly palaver? ties, But, slr, don't you think lt Is awful ot 4 'magotty'' meat and .. mag. otty" men, That one is legal and one is tmlaw!UI? Near the top of the LBJ Jist, it seems ·' ' .. ' .• He reeentl: wrote hi.s ,parenta oo ac<:9unt of an - k Oli the bo.. and o~ut one ot tlie rockel& flU~ I!Jort 'o ftj,t. llrp! and making a direct htt on thi 'brand niw Urolc!IY cJJm.a·andoM·ot ·or tho wards. One Alan's best !rlendf .was woundelfwlth llhi'ljlpel and had to have an eye removed ai I Htula. Alan NW·him o/1. for' home two do,) sifter thelneldenl. WILL BUILD TO SUIT TENANT ' The Buckeye Building and _loan Co. Plans On Building This Year and Seeks A Long Term Tenant That . Requires Office Space. Plenty of Parking. GALLIPOLIS bl'OIIllhl OoodB bi years ago,. ThB was floodud and Ita worst !liJod BUCKEYE DING & LOAN COMPANY ·PHONE 446-0315 yoor teen~ . questiOns to VOtrrH ASKED FOR IT• care or Helen Help US! thJs newspaper. OVERCAUTIOUS, OR OVERKIND? Dear Helen: I am 16, arw.J have had o n e problem slnee I storied dating glriJ. I find I am too cautious when I end a relationship. For I Consolidating all three present locations Into one, "To Serve You Better. • BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING bane: YOI.. At the rallra• tracks In Cheshire, 0. Just 8 min. North of Gallipolis on St. Rt. 7 - USED & REBUILT PARTS . All makes ••• ...els: ·11 we dent ~IIY.t: It··<:. we'll get Jtl ''" •Ired line iervlce'to;\i i' · malor wrecking yards. . 1 · • • • :· ••• • •, rwency bri<Jpa were walhed · out o! the Kanawha River and tributaries mt all tralna ·QII the C & 0 and K & M railroad~ are held up by hea¥1 wa-1 l" OTHER NEWS or • ' \ '~· ~' ' ' . .: r . ',, ' ' . ' . . •..• ( .. ·J··"· .' ' I I . ·I. ,:. ·. ' ' ' ,; (-,· ' ' ' '' . f ' .•' • ago Included: Captain Grant Hanel ot KIIII&U· p lnlornis us that Captain Hen~ ry stone has juat sold his new !erryboat, Charlo& H. stone, lor a &OOd price m parties up tho ' ' ' I I 1 '' I Kanawha River to run between Charleston and the ..,. dty ot Nitro, where some ot the big government plants aro belllg buut. Kanawha River parties have also been tJ:ylng lo buy the K11181111 ferryboat · Ann Bailey !rom Mr. Pro<lor. ACROMS HERE AND THIS WEEK - B.I£RFEI.DS Ill A CRUMe ~E~ ... POMEROY - ARE OPEII 9:30 to S - AND ON AUDAY .and sitURDAv : 9:16 . . . iO ' 9 h SChool "'omed'a i Hord&- ' Olth&Wo ·' I ' ._ j tt · ' rn. 91ulerto le Court on 1101'. '.• l9, Belpre, ' Rt. 7, tbree d t'"'li~· r-•· ' ' at 11:30 p. eer r111lnto rear. The there was 0 the car. passed. 1n ed a rock or I tho wlndo II by Jlmltly : GalliPoUa. red II 1;23 35 st Bodo lnve~ ldont at 5:05 'Po Rd. 188, t Rt. 7, near ,, Come To Our Busy hiiiYJP' De,.,_iit ·•nd See Our Bta.ill" · ' W~men~ ·Dresses - Sizes' for; ·a.aular Juniors - Misses HaH Siles ·- An . · Rl.%01Parked C:U' :Daniel, Jr., ere was I'll) lth ear and left reor at d tho arrest Willt r, 46, Rt. 2 rge o! drl,._ MI. Ho Ia 'Inti Mar. 22 rt. · · · ' :· Yea'u ~ . •\ ' •#'·. I matchea. . ' ""' • ' ., ' ' I I I' ' IYnight. Uld Mrs. • ' • ::: I 50 Yllll'l ' '' ...., CHOMP .. ,.. ,./ '' '' CHOMP ,~· i ,, '' ·'I l., ., . f7 - Cl-lOMI' ·f. I \ ' above Olarlelloo. The. <lito River Is reliJIOIIdlng to the rulh o! water irom the Kanawha Rim' andluqajtisticolb' ~at at Ga!Upolia today, ·PI. Pleaaanl Ia likely m pi a wet. tlo8 when the (Ill! COree or the two inch rainfall reaches It and the ~er will be nearlj' 11!11, 1! not ljllite bonk ~dl here. ms- ' Can you aet hooked on .._, lng matches tho same Wl1 ~ · ple pi hooked on ~I? I think I am, - FliWl UP 'ENTS coming. LATE FLOOD NEWS MARCH 14, 1918- A<eordinl Instance, I ket>t on goi~g steady tp local, ~..11\91' Ol>server ~ ­ with a girl six mdnllls altel- ! . S. F, Neal, the tlver at ~U­ stopped liking her, because I polls will pa" flood stage but was unsure about what might the crest could not be !orelold at happen next. noon. Pve never been theonetobreak At 3 p.m ., the river here was off, oo matter how much I want- ot a stage o! 47 !eel. rlllln8 over ed to; I wao a!ralll I mls!lt not Oveinche• an hour. find another girl and """ld be The river became static at loll Olllln the cold. Till• I• silly, C~arlosloll tblo w1111 a becaue when a girl ~· me fiood stage or IIU feet. rve usually done better alterHorses, ealtlo, hop and part• warda. of hOOSOI and bridpl palled Is ti: normal to be this over- here today In the Dood !rom the cautioUs? ... DENNIS Kanawha Valley. Dear Donnls: The Ohio River Ia rlllnr at all It's normal to avoid hurdng po!Qto above as Ia also the Mmpeople, if yw're a nice guy. onpltela and Allo.illeoY Rivero Pull out or the "steady'' 11- with 30 !eet at Greenabon>, Pa. stem, and you won't be trou- today. bled with over - cautlouBneaa. Pomei'O)' an4 Pl. PleaWhen a boy dates several gll'll, were reported to be preparing he doean't !eel tied to '""' and lor a llood this morning, he can boot her 0111 o! hlo Ute wlthoul catting hlmaet! a heel. MARCH it, 1918 - 'lbe river -H. wu rillln8 one root per boor at Dear Helen: 8:30 thll lllOI'1IinR Wllb You mentioned about brothers tU !eet on the puge, Wharf· and sisters borrowing each oth· Howard llollally rtDOrt. er's clothes. Well, my brodler ed a big llood at Cia!> caurt even borrows my hair spray and Houoo and Kanawha Falla at the powder base! I kept Wllllderlnr headwaters o! the Kanawha ruv. why they disappeared so fat,..,_ er. til I <IIUlll>l him. More than 50 feet ol water He doesn't seem like the Q'pe, problem? - JUNE Dear June: I doubt II. He probablj' can' I aftord men's hair spra,y and tl1\11'01 powder base mls!lt doll. ble for acne lotion. Wb,y not SUI&Ost he pay you back wl111 111e loan at hlo turtt-.k ....t. or?- H, Dear Helen: I am 1 match lishter! n lon't 1\mJQ'. I ll;dll mat<heo at 11le buo atop, I evi'Jllillhl thorn In school. rve bad to Stay after claas four Umu because teac:h- , era caught me ll.&trtinl matcbea In elaaa. MY parents aeeu• 111.eat linGk.. In, botauae thOJ llilii lili-nod matoheo lii.V,wa · lio&. MY oi!Owanco ll!dniiY PI low becauoo rm romilr boOfnl ' ilelt~ln~&. :~21i!~~~~~~~~~i mUIIIIY blfh I I ieoUll or Char)osloll condJiuoui IBh'!l¥1. dredo at· r~- ere homeloBI 8nd &IJ~oill '"' cl,.#iy for tood. From t!illl o'olodi· Wedneldo,)' morninK llllti 'lnlclnls!lt, .~ h e Kanawha ruv.- at Cliarlesloll JIOillled up from • !'1080 o! 7.4 feet to 34 feet and had Inundated the eetiors o! the, cii;J'o wholesale dilllrlct. and · worse but do you suppose be's got a ' ' ' Here Ia Utit' 14, 1918 GaUipOIIo JJ11!11,J.l Helen Help Vs.,.ay Helen Bottel ~1\4 .' J kif! know there must be priori - •'' ' "" ·""' . •:ll ·I ' t· _., Or a tiny VletMmese Alan wrote ot •tacrubblng" a· , 1 \ He~& lost trOm·'the · other• and head operation on Leonard MoONE OF THE TWO new conwasting away, Carty, Jr,, Pt. Pleasant. He did mt bonda or tile~· Loeol Full or, yoo... sueuedlt,llhrll>· oot koow McCarty but the)' have· SchoOl Jlotrlet wru·niw Ill de~1 a, ·di ~(lase. mutual friend~ Alter th& War but oo .."·-b . ne! , ma.• %9 With OCOIII:Orl Dol>artment had notl!lecl the P""' In tho MiddiOIIOrl ~!lilt SChool · The C€1niiWillr Affairs and our onto In Point Pleasant o! their Audlmrtwn. . · !\on's Wmmda. Mr. and Mrs: wu.. the marettlng bind was CU.. great lillY o! lt!e lace visited the McCarty lam!~¥ vlded Into two ''""'' - the Must be lllrthored and certain· In Point and were able to tell · maroon bind and the &old bind ly lawM, lj5ut -of 11 rna&Otb'" meat and 4'mag. them much more than the tete- - !ollowlng .!ootball olio- The gram received ·by the f1111ll,y per- fir at to ~ in concert will · otQr" men, Why La one legal and one Is un- talning to tholr son's illlurles. be the gold bind directed by The fdCcart,y youth has . smce Robert ShaverI new llllltant lawfUl? been transferrecHo Hawalt and band director. The concert b,y Has anyone ever bought 11mag- will undergo more surgery there. the cold gl"O\C} wW be "hea":• His 'tl'ife and mother are in Ha. w.b.h -Classical nwnbers to be otty" meat, waU'"~ith him It this Ume. featured. , The maroon band, ~ Since George, Abe, Harry or Jke? Alan writes that durln,g the rected by lllvtd Bowen, will be Please think fir at of the boy next bittea tightlog at Hue, hospital presented. in concert later. door, personnel were treating patients, Or that little Vietnamese tike. in every avaUable apacfl in the THE WORK OF THE Easter hospitals. Helic®tero lly the p,.. Bumy - being carried out acUse all of your energy, power tients in, radioiq aheact_ and the tually by tho Ladiea Auxlliii'Y o! and press operating room can be set aP the · Syracuse Fire De&W'tment To bring peaoo to far Vietnam. tor major surgery in 10 minutes. - Is temPorarllj' stymied. Stand tall and !\onest, Mr. PresLluing the ·Hue combat, personThe women' a si'O\CI which each Ident, nel worked 24,h00ts on duty and year prepares hundredaotEuter Make us proud of our Number had 24: off. In' BPJIIB· time row, blsketa to rallilt~ runds is deaOne man. time Is spell\ !lj&g ~ sand bags perate tor quart size bleach 00. to stack around tHe hospital and ties, From these bottles and other the wards which are quonset huts plastic containers, the auXiliary built by the Seaboes, members tuhion most attractive Easter blsllets. Residents having tlnPtY quart Avis Carol Handley llize bottles are asked to contact Refereneea: National Observ· Mn. Jean Hall, pre•ldenti Mrs. er Jan. 211, 1968 - . U, S. ln- Ada Slack or &1\Y other auxt.Uary spector,i Fudged Facts to Pass member. Already the auxUiary has hit Meat Law. (Front page); Feb. BQ all-time high with orders lor 12, 1968 - A Federal Ghost Doctored Reports on Meat Plants; the attractive\.. candy..fllled baP Mar. 11, 1968 - Enforcing Meat kets. .SO f~r this year, 736 o~ ders have been received. Law Brings Headacbes. ~-- A {fno · aro · air unlaw~ {\nd Whetbet he be the bo.Y ~ The inspectors said or mayhap ·~ ~ ~ • .~ t ·j ·li\~;:. , . ALAN WALLAt'E, oon ol Mr. ansi Mrs. Jlwlght waua,Co ot !lido tul, ' · dleilon. is working as oPerating technician ln the lara.st bO~K~ital' ~~ tell me;. sir, have you walk. at Da Nq in VIetnam. He's with the Navy. ,. 1 ) gott;y" men WOuldn't you sp.y either one is ' ~ 1 ... I, ' Thljl 'l~' meat is IDllaw- FIDST THINGS 1'IDST , "ma~·" meat or u~. tery to me. is One is legal and one ls CUI. '\ ' ·Beat••• of dui'·· p;, Bob H~l~, .:,,. ·Bend Of .. I' 118 . "' t:.. ' ' ' �., 'J ·,'·, ' . . • ·, <~ l r ' ' . ' ' ., : • ' > ,. ' ... ' ' • r ' ' Of meat or "m~·" r ~r b'Ot1Y'' 'men WouiCiln't you say either one I ·- a~? I'm sure they are, but the tery to me, is One is legal and one ls !ul. • ·'. 'l'he inspectors said or mayhl Implied That Magotts in the meat we: a-dwellln' And ttm sure if they were, tb ~ .- shouldn't have been. . , BUT - can we be sure? There . no tel lin'. They say all is tatr in love ~ AND Tf\E CANI>LES!tCK MAK~R A~L. L.I\JE IN 1!-I~SE IGLOOS. ~ meat, 'ENTS 'lrlE BLJTC~ER.T~E BAK~R. in war And a poUtica1 campaign too. gather. ! And tho' I mYself enjoy cit.: . .' ' ::.I .. · ' Does Washington care, or til mosUy palaver? .. I know there mu.st be prlo -~ .,' ties, But, sir, don't you think it awful or "magotty'' meat and "~ otty" men. That one is legal and one' ,' . unlawful ? ' Near the top ·> oi Ute LBJ U it seems i .,' .. .. '' ~ .•' ;-:; . lJ~ HIS I.ICENS~ P~ATES! WILL f To ,. ' ' .' . i' I. . I .. i ·cAPTAIN 'BASY ' TEl APPA~EH'TI.~ The Buckeye I Plans On Built Seeks A Long Requires Offic Parking. 1liiEAfllfli, .. ...... ' aarr ~ ' ~ ' '/00 CAAif JUST IN 11/11E, !oUM!. ll4'i& ou. 6." . . UP SONIE KIND OF · l\lllliD ' i WE~ Bf!ll FOI.~If:IG FRO!o1V, EA9f ANI? AI'KEE .. • . I I AIII·TO·C:.~OIIND,,E"'ER SINC.E ~~~ VIAS I'IELEM~P FRO-" PiiiSON! h School ¥omen• a llor d.. ., cball> o.v night. ... 1111'1, , ' rn. 9wler ID ·aUCKEYI & LOAN. te COurt on tter. 19, Belpre, ' ... . $IE WANTED NO PART 0 1 Till~! ·1•4 ·•" F;tiC.T, SHE '>HCN~O ijiM OFF liALAH,~, JUS.T 16 WE FilliP ·PHONE "'"~AUIE! Bt. 1, three ' at 11:30 p, ' t;;;~'ml:f~ illl'> CASE '~eo;. 'TO COUFIT! { . ,_ '.· ' ' . eer ranlnto II' car. The ,There •as o the car. TJ.IA1'LL. f& ' IN IlEA ~AVOR, WiJEN ( ). paosed, BD ed a rock or j the wind" by JIJIIIIIY ' ··. ',~ ' .. ' ' : Galllpolla. red at 1:23 35 at !loci. lnve5tlpted ldent at 5:05 ip. Rd. 188, ! Rt. 7, near '·' ' ' Ht. 2 ChellbParked car • Consoli•atli·' into one, ,; WINTBBOP . 11·11~ LITTLE CJLD,CAMEPA I~ GOIN~ IDGe'j~ m ~1H/5 • ... ' ' '• ' ' ' ·4. ,. " ., ll'reyse :Daniel, Jr., pre was no lib car ond left roor or d the arreot t6, Rt. 2 r. rge of dri.,_ od. He II ""' liar. 22 rt. AU1 At the rtlh 118 8 ml1. Not USED. All we'll malor . SEE · ' I •, �., 'J ·,'·, ' . . • ·, <~ l r ' ' . ' ' ., : • ' > ,. ' ... ' ' • r ' ' Of meat or "m~·" r ~r b'Ot1Y'' 'men WouiCiln't you say either one I ·- a~? I'm sure they are, but the tery to me, is One is legal and one ls !ul. • ·'. 'l'he inspectors said or mayhl Implied That Magotts in the meat we: a-dwellln' And ttm sure if they were, tb ~ .- shouldn't have been. . , BUT - can we be sure? There . no tel lin'. They say all is tatr in love ~ AND Tf\E CANI>LES!tCK MAK~R A~L. L.I\JE IN 1!-I~SE IGLOOS. ~ meat, 'ENTS 'lrlE BLJTC~ER.T~E BAK~R. in war And a poUtica1 campaign too. gather. ! And tho' I mYself enjoy cit.: . .' ' ::.I .. · ' Does Washington care, or til mosUy palaver? .. I know there mu.st be prlo -~ .,' ties, But, sir, don't you think it awful or "magotty'' meat and "~ otty" men. That one is legal and one' ,' . unlawful ? ' Near the top ·> oi Ute LBJ U it seems i .,' .. .. '' ~ .•' ;-:; . lJ~ HIS I.ICENS~ P~ATES! WILL f To ,. ' ' .' . i' I. . I .. i ·cAPTAIN 'BASY ' TEl APPA~EH'TI.~ The Buckeye I Plans On Built Seeks A Long Requires Offic Parking. 1liiEAfllfli, .. ...... ' aarr ~ ' ~ ' '/00 CAAif JUST IN 11/11E, !oUM!. ll4'i& ou. 6." . . UP SONIE KIND OF · l\lllliD ' i WE~ Bf!ll FOI.~If:IG FRO!o1V, EA9f ANI? AI'KEE .. • . I I AIII·TO·C:.~OIIND,,E"'ER SINC.E ~~~ VIAS I'IELEM~P FRO-" PiiiSON! h School ¥omen• a llor d.. ., cball> o.v night. ... 1111'1, , ' rn. 9wler ID ·aUCKEYI & LOAN. te COurt on tter. 19, Belpre, ' ... . $IE WANTED NO PART 0 1 Till~! ·1•4 ·•" F;tiC.T, SHE '>HCN~O ijiM OFF liALAH,~, JUS.T 16 WE FilliP ·PHONE "'"~AUIE! Bt. 1, three ' at 11:30 p, ' t;;;~'ml:f~ illl'> CASE '~eo;. 'TO COUFIT! { . ,_ '.· ' ' . eer ranlnto II' car. The ,There •as o the car. TJ.IA1'LL. f& ' IN IlEA ~AVOR, WiJEN ( ). paosed, BD ed a rock or j the wind" by JIJIIIIIY ' ··. ',~ ' .. ' ' : Galllpolla. red at 1:23 35 at !loci. lnve5tlpted ldent at 5:05 ip. Rd. 188, ! Rt. 7, near '·' ' ' Ht. 2 ChellbParked car • Consoli•atli·' into one, ,; WINTBBOP . 11·11~ LITTLE CJLD,CAMEPA I~ GOIN~ IDGe'j~ m ~1H/5 • ... ' ' '• ' ' ' ·4. ,. " ., ll'reyse :Daniel, Jr., pre was no lib car ond left roor or d the arreot t6, Rt. 2 r. rge of dri.,_ od. He II ""' liar. 22 rt. AU1 At the rtlh 118 8 ml1. Not USED. All we'll malor . SEE · ' I •, �. ' . ' .. "' ' '/ '' .... "-· · ·' • •• • ... -._ ..~ FUlsr TIIJNGS or um&ptylt meat g0ti3'11 ·men Wouldntt you awful? sa.v ' ' ' ~m·"''& either I'm' sure they are, but the tery to me, is One ls legal and one ls 1\11. '•• 1'he inspectors said or •• , ... . 40&• lw1th m~ implied That Magotts in the meat ~ a-dwellln' ~ And rm sure i£ they were,• 1 shouldn't have been. B-UT - can we be sure? The .. . .'. ENTS ' . no tellin' . They say a11 is fair ln loY,t In war And a political campaign t gattler. And tho' I my self enjoy t ' ) ~ ,.j ' S'OIAETJMES I ~TSTAAD meat, ·! '> Does Washington care, or MYSELF! mostly pala,·er? ' I know there must be p1 ties, But, sir, don't you think awfUl Of t•magotty" meat and ,~ otty., men, That one is legal and q1 unlawful? >' Near the top of the L~ il seems t- WILl td ...• II .i .... ., ,, ' :,1 \; ' I.•II '. HE GIVES IT TO DONAMIOIL A )IOUNEI SINGER, ALSO THE. VICTIM OF A FRAM~uP; I'!>UT W140 HAS SEFI.VED 1415 TIME!! liLL lHE' IWN Sli:RS! • D.ltiAIW lti'IIER" f~EID.o\13 I h School 'I omen' I I for <1&- A e>IGGER HIT THAN ,...--_... ··~A"- Tl mcballIY ni&blo Uld !lr&. The Buckey Plans On 61 Seeks A Lo· Requires 0 ' Perking. li I \ LEFS STAY IN THAT CU> ·BAAN ' ' ·au eKE' '' .;.-----.·1 &LOJ . .' .' 1m I iitulor ID Ue Court 011 wr. ..-. ..... t· ' ) '.,. •··' ':»" . ' . ' .... . ~ ..i>. NOT UN11L 'r'OU Of'6N T~e CAR DooR fORME,AS A GE~TL.EM~N SUOULO I . ' ' . , 19, Belpre. Rt. 1t three ~ at 11:30 p, deer ran lniD 111r car. The '•':\ llHI'-IK.l Lt®)bU 6EITE1t1JIE WAYYOUWm' There was to the car. passed, an ped a rock or ed lbe wlncl- ·PHOI ,..byJ!mmy 2 G•Utpolls. .rrod at 1:23 ~35atllocl­ ~ Investigated J<ldent at 5:06 l'wp, Rd. of Rt. 1, l . 'I us. nw / 12, IlL 2 <lie I\). . a parked car Mc:llonlel, Jr., I l . There was m lmltb car IIICl lheleft ro&r ol Consilid1 rtod 1llo arreat Iller, ~. IlL 2 .t.arge 0( drl.. ' :aiOCL He IJ ooarlng Mar. 22 into one :owt. •or AI • tons Kan. (\)PO -.. ' . Atthe.., 8 •••• KOIIIIOCb' , ""'"" corropion Ill doob>~dio" t • ,. ~· } y .. i ,.; -~ '' .K'.. ~-~- [, .... < ' 11· ,, ' ' ' ... ' ' �. ' . ' .. "' ' '/ '' .... "-· · ·' • •• • ... -._ ..~ FUlsr TIIJNGS or um&ptylt meat g0ti3'11 ·men Wouldntt you awful? sa.v ' ' ' ~m·"''& either I'm' sure they are, but the tery to me, is One ls legal and one ls 1\11. '•• 1'he inspectors said or •• , ... . 40&• lw1th m~ implied That Magotts in the meat ~ a-dwellln' ~ And rm sure i£ they were,• 1 shouldn't have been. B-UT - can we be sure? The .. . .'. ENTS ' . no tellin' . They say a11 is fair ln loY,t In war And a political campaign t gattler. And tho' I my self enjoy t ' ) ~ ,.j ' S'OIAETJMES I ~TSTAAD meat, ·! '> Does Washington care, or MYSELF! mostly pala,·er? ' I know there must be p1 ties, But, sir, don't you think awfUl Of t•magotty" meat and ,~ otty., men, That one is legal and q1 unlawful? >' Near the top of the L~ il seems t- WILl td ...• II .i .... ., ,, ' :,1 \; ' I.•II '. HE GIVES IT TO DONAMIOIL A )IOUNEI SINGER, ALSO THE. VICTIM OF A FRAM~uP; I'!>UT W140 HAS SEFI.VED 1415 TIME!! liLL lHE' IWN Sli:RS! • D.ltiAIW lti'IIER" f~EID.o\13 I h School 'I omen' I I for <1&- A e>IGGER HIT THAN ,...--_... ··~A"- Tl mcballIY ni&blo Uld !lr&. The Buckey Plans On 61 Seeks A Lo· Requires 0 ' Perking. li I \ LEFS STAY IN THAT CU> ·BAAN ' ' ·au eKE' '' .;.-----.·1 &LOJ . .' .' 1m I iitulor ID Ue Court 011 wr. ..-. ..... t· ' ) '.,. •··' ':»" . ' . ' .... . ~ ..i>. NOT UN11L 'r'OU Of'6N T~e CAR DooR fORME,AS A GE~TL.EM~N SUOULO I . ' ' . , 19, Belpre. Rt. 1t three ~ at 11:30 p, deer ran lniD 111r car. The '•':\ llHI'-IK.l Lt®)bU 6EITE1t1JIE WAYYOUWm' There was to the car. passed, an ped a rock or ed lbe wlncl- ·PHOI ,..byJ!mmy 2 G•Utpolls. .rrod at 1:23 ~35atllocl­ ~ Investigated J<ldent at 5:06 l'wp, Rd. of Rt. 1, l . 'I us. nw / 12, IlL 2 <lie I\). . a parked car Mc:llonlel, Jr., I l . There was m lmltb car IIICl lheleft ro&r ol Consilid1 rtod 1llo arreat Iller, ~. IlL 2 .t.arge 0( drl.. ' :aiOCL He IJ ooarlng Mar. 22 into one :owt. •or AI • tons Kan. (\)PO -.. ' . Atthe.., 8 •••• KOIIIIOCb' , ""'"" corropion Ill doob>~dio" t • ,. ~· } y .. i ,.; -~ '' .K'.. ~-~- [, .... < ' 11· ,, ' ' ' ... ' ' �"'··-·· .,. ., ...... .- .,........ ... . ' ~ • .- •i'. ;, -~ ··- "c ·~- ··• ••••• •••'""""'' ' •• · - ... •-• ' ' " ' '"""'•·-~ ~-.-- ...- .. • •~ •• • ' -·~ Fffi~"f THINGS Of '"ma{.Ut.Y" meat gotcy" men Wouldn't you say awful'! I'm' sure they are, but \ . ".' ' I ·" .' ;>-·i -~:t tery to me, is One Is legal and one fill. .~ ~-i' -~- the inspectors said -OJ implied That Magotts in the D' a-dwellin' And I'm sy.re if they l . shouldn't have been . BUT - can we be sure·: i no tellin'. !,1~ 1 ( They say all ls falr ln And a political camt* gather. And tho' I myself en:i ..I ' ;CENTS YOI.. in war ' .l .. .l ::.1 . <.; meat, ' Does Washington care mostly palaver'? know there must t ties, But, sir, don't you tt awful Of "magotty" meat a otty" men, That one is legal an unlawful'? ..:.I .,' Near U1e top of th~~ ;. I lt seems T"- ~ :~ Wll IF~ I.IV PRes&Wr l .f &eLOVeo CAR/ ' T ' "(.A!I..L eE I.UCI('( IF THeY DON'T L : CAA..W.VA· ECONOMIC STATUS \1111..1. FE!(. Olti\IIN' li INTA FOIII.Ce. Me TO SEl-l. MV TH' J'UNK · ' .: i OVTO'URWAY YARD.;. bF Walt }'):\}(/ lllihScbOOI Jr Womllf's fund tor ... otloncbi!I>- The Bucli.· Plans On Seeks A l Requires Parking. u 1· rl~ niBJ1t. 1111 and Mr.. -: mt . BUCKI I bu'n. ted iibuler to WHE~D YOU DIG UP THIS CLUNKE:Rr.MAC:I I iHOLJGI.lT 11n1le Court oo cenwr. m, 19, Beli>re, TI-le'!' DisAPPeARED WIT\-1 . H~ & L01 PHO euTTON SHOES/ on .Rt. 7, three "· 1111:30 p, P'f,ASI>Nr/ ·a deer ran into I her ear. The ld. There wa& ~ to the car • .es .PISsed, an liPPed a rock or the winO. lrlven by Jlmm,y !1. 2 GolllpoUs, :curred at 1:23 dlt. 3S at RoO. olso lnvestlpted accident at 5:05 ' Twp. 1111. 188, )st of Rt. 7, near 11 62, ftt. 2 Che~ o a parked car tt Mclllnlel, Jr,, • There wu no &nlth car and o the left rear of ' Con solid into one •• P<lrtedtlloorrest llohler, 46, Bt. 2 ' charge of drl.. llcated. He II hearing Mar. 22 I Court. I AI for At the rt ' 8 l'iln. I lions N, Kan. / - (UP0 ·- USE I •' malor' r ' K"'"*", doerrot cor,nllllloo anddesiNdlon All mal we'll t , 'f: ' ! ' '/ ''_(/<' "": �"'··-·· .,. ., ...... .- .,........ ... . ' ~ • .- •i'. ;, -~ ··- "c ·~- ··• ••••• •••'""""'' ' •• · - ... •-• ' ' " ' '"""'•·-~ ~-.-- ...- .. • •~ •• • ' -·~ Fffi~"f THINGS Of '"ma{.Ut.Y" meat gotcy" men Wouldn't you say awful'! I'm' sure they are, but \ . ".' ' I ·" .' ;>-·i -~:t tery to me, is One Is legal and one fill. .~ ~-i' -~- the inspectors said -OJ implied That Magotts in the D' a-dwellin' And I'm sy.re if they l . shouldn't have been . BUT - can we be sure·: i no tellin'. !,1~ 1 ( They say all ls falr ln And a political camt* gather. And tho' I myself en:i ..I ' ;CENTS YOI.. in war ' .l .. .l ::.1 . <.; meat, ' Does Washington care mostly palaver'? know there must t ties, But, sir, don't you tt awful Of "magotty" meat a otty" men, That one is legal an unlawful'? ..:.I .,' Near U1e top of th~~ ;. I lt seems T"- ~ :~ Wll IF~ I.IV PRes&Wr l .f &eLOVeo CAR/ ' T ' "(.A!I..L eE I.UCI('( IF THeY DON'T L : CAA..W.VA· ECONOMIC STATUS \1111..1. FE!(. Olti\IIN' li INTA FOIII.Ce. Me TO SEl-l. MV TH' J'UNK · ' .: i OVTO'URWAY YARD.;. bF Walt }'):\}(/ lllihScbOOI Jr Womllf's fund tor ... otloncbi!I>- The Bucli.· Plans On Seeks A l Requires Parking. u 1· rl~ niBJ1t. 1111 and Mr.. -: mt . BUCKI I bu'n. ted iibuler to WHE~D YOU DIG UP THIS CLUNKE:Rr.MAC:I I iHOLJGI.lT 11n1le Court oo cenwr. m, 19, Beli>re, TI-le'!' DisAPPeARED WIT\-1 . H~ & L01 PHO euTTON SHOES/ on .Rt. 7, three "· 1111:30 p, P'f,ASI>Nr/ ·a deer ran into I her ear. The ld. There wa& ~ to the car • .es .PISsed, an liPPed a rock or the winO. lrlven by Jlmm,y !1. 2 GolllpoUs, :curred at 1:23 dlt. 3S at RoO. olso lnvestlpted accident at 5:05 ' Twp. 1111. 188, )st of Rt. 7, near 11 62, ftt. 2 Che~ o a parked car tt Mclllnlel, Jr,, • There wu no &nlth car and o the left rear of ' Con solid into one •• P<lrtedtlloorrest llohler, 46, Bt. 2 ' charge of drl.. llcated. He II hearing Mar. 22 I Court. I AI for At the rt ' 8 l'iln. I lions N, Kan. / - (UP0 ·- USE I •' malor' r ' K"'"*", doerrot cor,nllllloo anddesiNdlon All mal we'll t , 'f: ' ! ' '/ ''_(/<' "": �' r.· ' ' ' • . ., j ' I ~~ ,. • I I! Demoe.~at lli ' \ ;C ./ . .' The ." '" r msr THIN Gs Of "magotty" ·~- . ' ,·-'• ' . . ' KII ~ edmlnlstr..,_ IOtJc-,.' bO'W'e\ier, ladleated dllt 1 • r · the suliJe:ct Drat came LIP at the Th'!'"~ '(neeung wllh ClllJol"' and that Clifford had tell,yed the suue•tlon hi Joon11011, 1lbu Immediately ·reJected it. ~ tbe ...... . of the Clll!ord m,etq, lli:oordlng hi the .mnlntstratlon :tnsldBr, KeD!> nid)o iald in elloct thAt U he could Ioree 1 ch~Jwe in lhe uright dlrectfnto • •.,. "'tiPht. ., I meat ! cotty'' men Wouldn't yoo say eitf awful'.' \ I'm. sure the~· nn~. btl tery to me, is One is legal and one Now You Know The inspector s said c implied That Magott s in the 1 . ,\nd Pm sure if lhey . shouldn't have been. ean we be SUrE no rellin'. BUT - ~ all is fair I in war And a poli.iical camp; gather. And tho' l my self er • ARE ONLY TWO KIIJDS OF P'EOPlE /IV THIS WOR~ WVABLE, TJ.lE STRONG AND . THE. WEAK AIJD THE" WEAK All/JAYS DO IJJHAT THE STRQIJG TELL lHEM TO IX>! Does Wa shington c1r1 mostly palav er ? ' ''• ties, But, sir. don't you t . ' .. .. "' ' • ·~ ' ,f,_l ; '' awful Of "magott,y" meat 1 ' Near the top of thir· Jt seems :.. AND ll-IAT COIJCLUDES . . TODAYS LmOk.i Ok.i '111€ DOMIIuNJCE OF 11-IE STRQU;! Gallia Gals Cop Tourney 27-21 Pam 8allnders Wlflo 10 pdnta ooob; Buill Le,vne had 4, Bee· lq wn.oft 2, and Ginger Ell- eeuor 1. L"*"' -r and Sauer 2. . I Lol~ • • The Bud Plans On Seeks A Requires Parking. ialnet ' ;tfleallni l..t an ieor-' Wl1h 19 polnto. Othoro ...,, . llliDdr1 era BUCK No Dien Bien ~)lotao 11!1<b. : For Kner Creek, . ~ KaD ~lad a, Mabel, ~iterl •• carol Daniell 3, Dorlt • and Corne-'• I . llu1.J. · ·" ' time,___ . . ""'-by SAIGON (IJPO - !lien Bien Phu tactics filled the Communlatl today at Khe sad!. OverW11elmlng u. S. lrilllery and !Ire l!iddl'P'!'f ~J!til- . land1llttl Schliql pbllllcal-. . ll011. f'dtllt1. :\ llllntiillll eodllbl- lloD .was ·prelllpled ¥<-. by Rutlond. Jo, ~oy. l!uti!!ld llti1ijtatruclbr, di- By Middleport E-R oxerd.soa. liiddl.,.n, lln<\lr floe dlree· Uon •of Mra. Pltrlda .Jordl!n, 'pbfliCal ~...... in~. . ...uniAoil floe Pilnlpplne 9lldl 'Iili.ee, 'l)dkling. Consilii' ', 1 ' Middleport emerpncy "11"'1· men answered three calls over the weekend. At 5:32p.m. Saturday, S.lrley King waair..oport- - ' in-1968 &ef plid $$.0 for female. ol the 'IOU HAD TH' PIP! floe aelectlon reserve eham. is the nr st two classes: '28,1966, AI I'Omel'o1 Orst, .Gnci " ' I .!D JUne Hereford Farrn, AI the f a min., mal we'll malor ' ·Beretord Fa~. ' . July ~ . ID Sept, Gllcllriat Hereford l ~tti'al Wells, w. Va._, Lawn tarm1, <Pe· ·. ·IIUUer Hereford ; A HAUNCH, REO MEAT A. Clo!f A FAT SHIN E'AT 'EM . & Slina, · medl River Gauges '. barbed wire defenses. \Jsinl the otrategy that heWed briJW lhem victory ljjalnat t h e French 14 yeo.rs • North Vlotaamoae battalion ourpd out ol dg-DJ trenches and duhed for the fort American pnerlla have -ed never wW fall, 'I'"" ·'atohld-·~ ""''"~ floelr helvlollj barrap i n l ~ to Pr......., tbeatlack. Tile Leoothemockl in IOie ~ areo llld the aball, ro<ioltl and"""" taro !,U on lhem It a rate oloae of every tbHO mlmileS- more t11an 500 thi'OIIihout tbe de,v. But in the predaJm darimoos tode,y, lbe ciiA1'lllnl! Communlltl !&lied to 101 1ho breok thi'OIIih denied them twice blforo lw n. -. !led flr-r. ~ art111try at neariU' Cam!> CtrroD boomed. Amlriean ltrlke p~on"'*""~'~~'ed hilmbo and fiory nuolm. The North V J - • o Uon fell back, l'l<ille beck bJ the twlstille troncbeo cq lllo pliat l!llllllii 1D wlllil!l1011 fOrdo of Kbe SOidJ. The allloo In lthe Sinh, whore 8,000 Ma$ol fllcocl What U.S.Intelllconcooalclwerel61000 Nclrth VlotaamtM ........ them, r~ed llaht cuualtloa. ~ n--.. ~eet ~eltfelgs.I.Geal Teaebers · At·:~~~pbury Ele~ntary Mro. ~ ~ teac:J>el . ' ~ 1'1' Sallllbuey . 1 :( : thi ~, . ' ' eat. Purchasers or otber bullo be- F• II. Chill' lor cal tr sldelhe ch.amplon, taken by Olen Jllflll. At 6 a.m. Mondaytheo<flld Smith, and the bid prlcel Bill Olrlocy, of oear lhe Russell McCoy, Athton, W, MelBa • Gallia line. ID V-ans •• .o. N HoiiJiilal· Wl1are he waa va., ..,55; Rob ert Rou~, ew Memorial . Haven, $740; Se,yre Brothers, Le- admllted for treatmenl, tart, w. va., ~~ F. w. I!Ur· deil, Rt. 2, Bld1rell, ~0; Karr · Conatructlon CO., Oleiter, onl · GA\JGES-Gal1Miolla,12.4and at MOO and Olllotber .at $4!0: 24.6 1'UIII1Ing 72 feet <JI rollers; H. D. Heldman, Marlett&, $4051 Pt. Pleasant. :11,06. l'<liiiO<'Ol" LOulbey OWOIII, Patrlol, ·$3(10; -lllaoon; Zl.ff; Hinton; ..90 .U. Don Baker, Huntington, $350; qi. Kanawha Fallo, 10.80 IIlLI !MIIjle stanley, ·llarflSOI)vDIO, : Qlarle..... 23.86 rloi~Wo lDncbn, $400; LeWis R. Casto, i!t. 3, Ri»· ....,.q 12 loet of roller&; MaJ>. ley, W, Va., $460: Cbarieo Ric:ll· melt· l'UIIIIing 12 feet, and Wino (COntlnueil on Pap 8) lltld, 1'11111111111 21 feet. ()•....,l/lld.bet. I,' 1.961 ID ;; WITH SOME G<XlD ed ID Veterans Memorial liDspita! Wl1ere she was admitted lor medlcal treatment. At 11:05a.m. ~ tile SQJad went to I h e Jaclde Oiler home on Laurel Sl. Iron\ whore Mr. Oller was tranll!li>rted ID the of!lce of Dr. Dooialwe, Rt. 0., aeeond. )OU'RE SUPJ>IN',OOP. LOSIN' 'j()IJR GRIPI SWEAR mu ACT LIKE Time by !jiutl1 Vietnamese Rongera smaahed thetlllrd North V I ... ~t hi break 11m the surrooncled northern fort ewn before the 400 attackers re~eb Three Calls Made ;lllear:;-..-...... r~Uie Phu ~ @s Repulsed Again !ialt • FlRI! GOIN'! HERE COMES DINNER.' ' ''·'· ,.. ' ' ·- . . .. :..· . I' . . . !' . I f. ; ' • > .. , ". -.. ' ·I· ··-~"·-· ' ·, . ' SHAMROCK CON'!Esr WINNERS - Toren Ferguoon and .Mlke Field&, Wallama lligll School studentl, won the •'Mr. and Miss ~amrock Cootest" sponsored by the New Haven Senior Women's Club and are suttlbly "crownecl.'' Proceecls Crom the contest went to a ac::holarstdp Cund tor de1111'\'ini Wahama High senlora. Wiflo tbe winners are, left, EwUce Madows, club ecb:atton chair> mlllj and at r!iht, Pauline Heater, ()relident. The two were crowned ollrlnc a dance Friday night. Chaperone& for the evart were Mra. Jess Able, Mrs. Charles Ll>raie Roush. nx.cJ. Mrs. Frank Y~ and Mrs. Baek-..Jnjure.d.:in Auto Accident Fred Facemire, 23, _Rt. 2 VInton, wa1 injured 1n a Of!.e car accident at 9:30 g. m. 8atul'o day at floe junctions or Rt. 3.1 Uld Rt. 325 in Rio Grande, eocordi"!! bl floe stahl lllchwa,y PatroL It was tbe only Injury in six accldonts investllated by floe patrol over the weekend. four in Melga COunty. Facemire WIS -ltted to Holzer Hoagltal 11ilh a b&c k tn.:Jury, according to the hospital rt(IOJ't. The patrol aald Facemire, headed west on Rt. 35, made a right turn onto Rt. 325, J.oa:t COflo troland his cu went lntoaditch. There waa minor damece to the ear. No chlrae was riled. An ocel- occurred at 11:55 1o m. SlUurda)' on ~ 124, two and onMenth miles west of Rt.. 7 when William Dean, 13, J!ul. land, beaded west, came over 1 blllcreot and struck the ba£k ot a car driven by Orville ~ The patrol cited Doan blllelgs IAUIII: Court liar. 22onaclw'ge o1 !allure ID •tot> within floe a .. oured •lt!U' dl•-e. At 7:30 p. m. Saturdl,y, cars driven IV John B. S.uler, 16, Mlddlt(IOrt, and K!ppie 1. lliJll. er, 19, Rt. 3 ChWicothe, collided on Rt. 7, one Dille north of Rt. 143. There was moderate damli8 to both cars • Suder, aaid the patrol, was headed south pauing a parked car. He lost cOitrol and hli car J!ld broadolde into floe nortl>bound car driven by Miller, who Blood Flows In the Bush SAIJSBURY, Rloodeoia(UP[)Rhodeaiaa 5ecurit;y forces a r e battll!w Atricao nltionaliot suerrlllao in floe buSh countcy along tbe Rhodesia - Zambia border, WIS making I The patrol cited S.uler to Cotlnt1 Juvenile Coort on a charge of lett of center. !Julron S. Brown. 19, ~re, was driving north on Rt. 7, three miles north of Rt. 33, It 11:30 p, m. Saturday when a deer ran into the right side of her car. The animal wa1 killed. There was moderate damage to the car. As the vehicles gassed, an Me(&s llllidettifled car f1.lwed a rock or a stone and chiPPed the wind- shield of a car driven by Jimmy R. Halley, 21, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. The accident occurred at 1;23 p. m. Sunda,y on Rt. 35 at RoO. ney. The patrol also investigated s minor backing accident at 5o05 p, m. Sunda,y oo Twp. Rd. 188, jult 300 feet west of Rt. 71 near Hob&on. CeeU D. Smith, 62, Rt. 2 Olesbire, b&c ked into a parked car Hopes Held for U.S. Dollar K Calls for Negotiations · B!rt .,ld li!D bemilled 111 seek ·JP owo price In the PriVIW morketa 'of F.urOJe. A« ·epj~ olo..men. .!Poe• '' right turn. owned by Everett McDaniel, Jr~ Rt. 2 Cheshire. There was oo per, 39, Rt. 3. Pomeroy. There - • bl the Slnlflo car and was moderate damage to both minor domlge to the left rear of the govermnent of Premier Ian tJoe Me Daniel car. Smllh &aid !Dday. The patrol reported tile arreot A government atatemelt said of WWard D. Mohler, 46, Rt. 2 nine perrlllas have killed Cheshire, on a charge of dri~ so tar plus ~woundecland''otbo ing whUe intox:lcatecL He 11 era" ciPtUI'ed. scheduled lor a hearing liar. 22 One Rhodesian was reported WAllllNGTON (lJPO - The killed and two wounded in the in llleigs COuncy Court. Un!ted states -dtoclajo 1D mal,. flshttng. taln the purchasing IIOWtr of the Announcement ot the lighting dollar at. a otlblo low! at home followed reportJ reaching Sallaand atinierl allbouah itS des to bury thai 200 suerriDas gold:w... .P01'lillb' cut. bad erossed iotD Rhodesia from lllilll"'IDthedelenslveapinlt Zlmbll. lbo&e ha.. -.ked the dollar, Alllerlco .ancl hor six EuroPOIII llnaoclal alllta have locked their vaullt bl further aales of gold ID -ulatora or other p,... vate intereota and, In elloc~ lwlD:bed io a IWOi>Jice IJII1om for aold. i ' By ~·nt, the Prkle will r.,.U. 11,$3.1 In....,, Ia trau. octkias . .'!I c-odag ,.... $tt~-laatFfldli11aParto; - i . . • •j -._It c<iuld•lqltlll hlf'Or todljl. ' ' i ' ' "1''1>1'!.~ pricl '!I' bl monU... . '• ' I "In my view, OOIIBl'Oialonal '· <It HenrY wllh 14. Debbie Benajou 1litb 2 and Jo Fililer and oa..V, fOOZ.Y'; GET IH' ......' ) . •' J ' action Ia !lilly jullllfted b)' !he riling casualty rate," FindleY Aiel. "The heavy toll tn dead and WOUilded ln latolerable.u Congren, he said, ha. a conotltuUonal '*>~ to critically examine basic war policies. tnl foti ·North Goll!J wm Tru· & LO All FIVf. <;:ENTS Findley lndlcsted lhat both IUJII)Ortera and opponent& of floe war have Joined In ursinl a review of._ cur- policies, a 111011e that aiao is being pulhed by a rwmber at senatora. The HliUse reoolutlon has been pnpared for floe laat lllx mootbo but hll been b'ln8 dormant in the House Rules Committee. '"::j'==ellow ~h. Y'GOT SUMPIN 'THERE, FOOZV. .. Wf! OJULD DO cl)ail<e of ..atlereil - · andlhiDidor-s. I wwld ouUine srowtns uneallneaa about the course of the war. The price of gold dropped oban>ly on tho Parl1 bullion market toda.Y - the first decrease since speculat,. ora began a buylngapreethatthreatenedtheworld'a moRel syatiiD and the American dollar. Gold, which reached $«.36 an · ounce on Frida,y, slipped bl f40,01 today. Tho omclat price, maintained unchanged by floe Washington central bonks con!oronce thl• weekend, Ja f35 an ounce. The speculotora, who Friday bltded with their llatlin a I'Uih bl biO' gold, blday bopl1 melal by the ·. bundrOdaof_,u.Tilt¥_.... llyPrtiWooi.Jtlmo ·· 16n'a ..ruaal to ciavaluo\tht •oar; an ac;jlon t111t would have meant Ill profltl lor gold biO)'ers. waa thO coo<b for GolDa Acad- ., el!11 and Pit Jordan for· Mid· dlOpOrt. In 1ho CC11100141loa same . • Da d"'lllod K11er .' ..' ~Ariz,, PARIS (UP0 - for Middleport wal Jaclde lll'I!III.Y wllh 10 fci. Imied by Gl..,. !P'I8111f wlti!'O .• I .· .·'j··· WAS!!INGTON (Ufn - A call for an Immediate consreosional review of U.S. wu polldes in VIetnam Is saJn1nir Wide support in floe Houoe, tbe chief 8p01110r or floe proposal oald today. Rep. Paul Flndloy, R-PI , said lbal 137 Houoe members, 97 Republicans and 40 Democrat•, have Joined hlm In sponsoring the re&olutlon calling for lhe sweeping policy review. u'lbla . . . sa,ya clearl)' thlt more of the same pollcle., backed by otlil more American troops, will not do,'' Findley said in a statement prepared for a news conference at which he- and .Reps. F. Bradford Morse, D Ma&&., Wllllam Hom~te, D-Mo., and Morris Udall, llle. '" 1Mdbll lhe ~ for the win-· nero wer• Martha Cornwell and 1 OSE •• Backing Claimed For War Review Gallia Acadol!11 llilh School lllrla ba-.Jl toaDi do!oaled llllddloport !Jaiilrda!' nll!ht 27 ID 'Z1 in the illll1 pme of tbe Firat .llmual Melp DIVItatlonal Glrll' ·Baakelball TOUrnament at 1111t- · land. :. : Botb - · ple,yed IIIIo do!eo.illve balllllrt Middleport bad cold llrot aiwllhird Q!amrain lbool- i i lllCtOUillll cloudlnll ... liQt COOl lool8b~ low Ia !onr 401. 'llliocla7 par~~y dCIIId)','wannw!lh ~DAY, MARCH 18, 1968 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO. BY KATIE CROW That one is legal 11 unlawful ? into on Weather Devoted To 171eln~etet~t ojne Meigi-Ma10n Area '. otty" men, · PHt . .; . THER~ I know there must" '• enttne YOI... XX . NO. 239 meat, > ' Gold nrst attracted mads at· tentlon 'in ·Einil around 2900 B. c., no! bocau$e ·of Its value, but becauie of lt~·arlslot eolor, maJ. leabill~ and lbe ea10 Wllh !Vhlch It was !oond in ita natural st.att; a-dwellin' . • £ul. They ,. '1110 " ·:~···. '+. ' l • ., t. 'I: � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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