https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e396c5ceab377beea7285990de8e6efc.pdf 148017c21b84ac31eb99fa450b2f1776 PDF Text Text " st.. 14 • ' ' . "~~~""""near epooilles , ther . ' ... ~ ,. Ill and r .• '' ' <• II . ' "I - .'""'' ;. , . ·11011 Ne • s••• ln ·t· ern ts rumors assured arrival h s 's w NTY Na Fa ors laUJ!hUif 1,000 hog I a In>- Spring Cere IJemand iN one y. t l wbo Jl ' ,.:' • t ~ a I' r lh• nin ~roy y tta on I Columbus and Southern Electrl Ohn&On'8 PJ)OOI'ed 1D1- dor. sy· P 0 p .~· Sfti I) ., Snomtornl ~:~GOP modera amoun•comcnt 11 msoN Drive-In W '1/A , of a ve lh P t y mod he - t ientiol wcuJ aft. an clll more. C n n Abram, wblch oton President Gllnlll aald · 13-lloor carrlediO doll~~ge Co was cau enttotheVera St..iart home on ·p St. at m. from wh ' See Jill tta "I onlg I , - ·L . lh • '!. da SCh I, Co ::=. Heart ' speal<e 0111111a1 Rae Hill> Alumni Assodatl bao.p!l on cording to tunnl w... o. lyn Cleland g, pre•IU>I!III; rt Cleland, first vlce-prea- ldent, and .v DRIVE-l s n ... . ling of Scout hou ht by Chest a SAL WEAR of ester &cus edMon- ' . ' ... ' ... 7 .rtShlrts .. . . . ,• committee member Cub ~out 235. ····•!•'•• ••· ··· · ······. . o · o - 1. 7 n nk e Ace<1unlr1 I · T $1,.00,1,1.1U'l6,e,r Tho 1 Dtpoolt I ·urnnr<• c:orjiet~l""' 0 ENF tttitOO ..' ' '· ·s ' �' ' ,·, .. .. ~ ~. .;' ' '··· \ ' '• ' . .' '' ' '• War t t I 's al " . .·~ .. ~· . ' ' Penm • • ' tStor ..,. . ·(' . .. . s f P liti'ca I Fortunes • Oecaalobs He Is CU!'l'Oilloh In Buri:er ' ' age n were valued 0 .' F II Ill ad On, •• ; t I -SIIAMLESS I 0 I o I I I I �' ' ,·, .. .. ~ ~. .;' ' '··· \ ' '• ' . .' '' ' '• War t t I 's al " . .·~ .. ~· . ' ' Penm • • ' tStor ..,. . ·(' . .. . s f P liti'ca I Fortunes • Oecaalobs He Is CU!'l'Oilloh In Buri:er ' ' age n were valued 0 .' F II Ill ad On, •• ; t I -SIIAMLESS I 0 I o I I I I �• '' -' ,, ,, • ' ' f' ' . ' '< • . . ·; ~~ ~·. ' ' ;, { ., . . . "; ..... / f' " '- "' ' '' '" .' l GdiRa.County Just Between • < •. .," CB Radio Club Plans Activities ·. ' . · ",_. . .' ,, ' ' .' ' ,, • Us tJp. Thai is when·aom.eone gtves me .• nccmd news tip. Then I cancies were filled aa one who,.anawered my request tor aplnion1 on the subject matter of "Just Botweeri us." Most peoPle said to contlwolt ao I have done AN APPEAL _ In town A certain If lhe to congrous lor It to be there, alwauts !mowthe almood most In the middle of this busy, ...Uable at the Junior gcnilng town. Guess lwm'lhave . tblt ~s uh l""""'"j~Gl lll!ln ~~!t.!ll.e liJpll..£!11011 WQIIIIII:A..CI •• ~...S It of that •ftv longer bec111se eomenej1 Jl' 80 - · - ... "" -'¥ f k m~ and 1 .;,U posolt on to him. one hatlled )hi com J'Y>} aW"¥ · ·~ ·- .... · 8 aald 11 was ~~e.to,'lleloool · . , wedlieicla.Y. -., . rtct r,ead :..00 to " Former. Sharon 1. 'I ' l. < .,, ' ' " . t'' GAL~l!S ';'-, ll'hlto,. tliflor~~~t~r ., ' ' .. .. . '• j • ' rr WOULD !~11~ better for me It f 1hila'Dot 110110 to the Newcomer'• ·!Jai·S71• lhoW. Not only . were Ilia !~ata . !JIOUth· wa~rlng. but !hit 'while coat, o! Mrs. A. Kimball &liter's ..... 11 made me want to ex~lalm ao Ja~o Gieaoon doe• alllr • C1riJik rufot hll ucup Of eolee:" WOW! AJl iltemodell~thelr<loiiiOI were preUj', but ... tllat coal caught Ill)' o,ye. SPRING WOULDN'T be spring wtthOUIIII8IItionlnl the nrotnow- re!~eslun..., to . ... 24 pr.. '' . • -sem; ~ , ~. ' ' • " 4 Thenlxt nieetlnc wUI be April ' Vanco · • .. Ml•' ~... Mr~; ~: unabl' to at- Dogwopd Trees Expected · 16'!; .IDly Emdnon Club Meet · ~· .,, , . 'II " , ·I U.S. Army. Wedding plans are incom,plete at this time. ,• Is H.ostess For =:~Mra; 1 ·, '. FroryrNursery This Week SNAKESKIN ANI> LEATHER accessories are all the thing now for the latlles, but Vernon De- Gallic County can pot us all to sbam0, wlth hil ·· ARC Plans new snakeskin brlefcallf!. It was sent to him his lllster-li>;laW, Easter Proiect .trlene ~lock, a DIII~OIIUY weese, our adYertlllng manager • ' ,. . North, Mre. o1 . Mrs • .,-1111' V~~ i¥J's, ,lolun;tl was lion by Mr1, Clarence Waugh. Gllle~e;' J<l!',a:;'ll!,mabelle 'Bail, · M111 IJ<ilil~- ""~·· Mro•. · roll Wlltlime, . Mi'l .., Gary llry, Brahmanism is a n o t h e t Mrl, ·Char.. a Vanco ·and name lor Hinduism. ·', • t', ,, ' ,, 1 - car.,. by In Niger, Africa. Theouilldela oi..,. Piece ot snakeskin, ,~~ ~ inaibe? Tho '!'tltl81a~ liMed laalher. · we women have taken o v e r mon'• tlee, shlrte, and tv e'n watches. Now It' a themon•atum. Rll!b~ Venm? 114,.. The lollowlni is the fourth In a series or Instructions on how tn and lor Ote tr.... lhelm tlllzer on your newly JiiiiBfed do&\WlOd this year. The should be lertlllzed 1J0X1 March with opprox!mately WeupOCcommerclal plaDt food. 111!en leedlng plants with• dry type food, It Is tiest to use· food spsrlngly, but often lor bell results. · For maximum dry feeding, scatter h~ 15'' to 18" out and ari>und a 4 to 5 II. Water lndryloodatier '10 ellminale poo'. i ! . "; '4 .t·~'. t~j' •• ( :.... ' ' erl. The erocuaea 'lining t h e walk at the Jake Ml:llmlbome, 4U Third Aye., ~ brl&bt IDd ·{. col!>rlul. FJOworo Ire besi!in!IIB to poop all 0111 ill lo,WO· ov..- .Tewell Moore 11 an aclivOI)l'l"· her o1 the FrM Ctt;y Gardon Club. ru bot we can wal<h lor some brilliant Emperor,Tullpo there soon. · ,·,' ,. • • . • .. " ' ·• .'' ... ., ' .,.' ' . ,f. .• .. ) . i ., . . ; j ' . ' ·~· . . "l '• .' ~" '· ··~ " to':'J."" , Ttie ' seerei ballot :was -~ In general uie 1n the Uillted States until 1884 ~g to the EncyclopHdia BritanniCa., ' .. ,, .·''. . ,, •• 'hl'··:,, ' ·.; /l ' ' '",I. .J,"Jf)\ ' '' ' ·. '\ • ' .' ., ..... ' .. '· l .' slble burning. l>ry leed every 23 weeks starting last of March through July 31. Uquld leedlng may continue until Aug. 31. \\'hen staking small trees the stake should be driven in tM Patricio Dawn Self is bride of OSU Student. fStory on Page 6J Reception Held Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jock Mills GALlJPOLIS - Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones Mills were hooored with a rece{ltion at the home of Mrs. Perry J. Bailes, 443 Hedgewood IX. following their wedding Saturday Savonna Perroud Gives Program hers. Anolller es. ' of 111010 'colneldene• ~rS>AY · 'i . . ANNUAl,~ lllllltrofL-t' giCII ~ A~ at·a.. llall, V~l~l: OVI~of, r.at- 6 hri~·~·~ . . ~.,..lj( -Hl . , LONooN~ (UI'j)1,;_ · Btuatn'l . ol~ ' ilwtfi U~~ Joll1l Tut.;dMII·a tc.._l...,_ " rrt~. TUrntl: . ..· . Anffa Shirley Weds Rio Grande College Senior fSee Story Trip, Page 4 J yellow or white gold. ~~~- $189 TAWNEY IIUDIO • •'•~-t,._.s••c.•.•._A•'•'·-.. . . . .G•••II•Ir~••ll•'•••o•••l'~s YOUNG ,DESJGNERS FORMALS FOR PROM S1999 fo S3500 Meets At orMrs. Mts. Lawson !)oily,~,. n'uman !:iloet> gave lhe treesurer's r"' POrt. ' ' Easter projects were diacus:;. ed Jdth Pll\IS to be annOunced, :l'he April alterljOOn meeting be held al the home of Mrs. ,W~~: !lll~• on April 1. The ' t• n[8ht , meeting .In April be held ot' lhe home.ot.Mrs. ~ts ; . on A»ril 22,·:,fte. ~;:~:~:-•t• wore served br the 'h Th e spotlight is on our nev. ~nd young in styling with all the (rills and sparkle. You'll !ind one and two of a. style - make it your own dramatic formals - individually yours. Choo stl from soft deHcate pa steJ colors and white. Sizes ~15 and 4-16• FOil BE'l ' SELECTION SHOP EI\ I!LY .... A~ D USE OUR LAY AWAY, To Vietnam Open ~TOCKHOLM (UPO - The United states has · "'recently'" I . used Swedish diPlomatic channels lor coiii&Cts with Hanoi despite the chW In U.S.-Ilwetllsh relations, Foreign Ministry sources said SlltUl'day. _ The sources said ~eden has mainlained contacts with both th' g~vermnent of President Ho Chi Minh and with the National •Liberation Front, the political arm Of the Viet Cong, lor the past year alljla half. •' EXTRA LONG FORMAL S GLOVES ' \~ .. ' ,,' ·I_ :. . · w:- ttl ~ Mrs. Robert D. Henry evening. Mrs. Balles had Invited lhe bridal party and .out-of•town relao tives as well as local frlends and relatives. Her home was beautifully dec. orated throughout and Mrs. Paul Parkins served a table centered witt\ an arrangement of white carnations. The st. Patrick's Dly theme was carried out and green PWlch was served. ApproXimately so persons at- tended through the evening hours. -· :.j4"ll ar,,.-1; "'""*' . • ·= ·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-::;.;.;.;.;:::::;:;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;:;:;.;.;.;.;:::;.;.;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:· hole belore lhe eoll Is put •· For FHA Club round the roots, so that the roots will not be Injured In the operaGALlJPOLIS _ Savanna Perlion. This stake ehould be pot roud, daughter of Mrs. Glaqys ·. lndthe ,.::.~ , '~~'~\f~· P~riGUd, presented the program w_ s, ~t ., . ~ . ·~wn ·~.m~J&r,··.~·?>~'egular meeting or the : t~M_ of the ,Qft,~' .'W'te*lf.8n 'M-,_iftiitW4iOfilemakers of America be attached to the stake by means at ~a ,Ac:adelll)' High School. of a..burlap strip, a wire run Miss Perroud told of her inthroUgh an old piece or hose. or a teresting triP to Paris, France, piece of old lrmer tube. Cross the last summer. She illustrated her hose, (or wtlateveryouhaveused) talk with pictures, dolls dressed between the stake and trunk to in French costumes, and many prevent chafing. other kee9sakes• . Roseann Meadows presided at Lhe meeting. Nancy ~arkman led devotions. Bonnie Jones was we).. Sew and S~ CI!Jb corned as 81 new member. Plans were made for members working Home . toward FHA degrees to have their work checked. Degrees are to be CaldweH · conferred at the May meeting. GALLIPOlJS - Mrs. Ruby The next meeUng will be held !il~ts w o..,n . the game prize during the week of Aprill, Whlch 1he 'March meeting ol the Sow Is NaUonal FHA Week. ·Mrs. So Club held at the home of Betty Clark and Mrs. Aldeth Mrs, Marion Caldwell recently. Robinson are faculty advisers .The'.&usin!,'SS meetil'llwa.&~all.o of the GalliPolis Chapter, FHA. ed fo :order . b1 the President, ' . Mrs. Sleets ahd devotions were given by Mrs. Houck Beave_r. Swmlish Channels Secretary's rtll)(lrt was given by . ' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Von Reese · 1 Tod"¥~ -~.:t\:: ~llllton 'l'tilot, Ml-1. teller Pl,ySerytng on ~Ianning co~ male, Mra. ~"' Vanco, Mre. mluat were Mrs.'~s..twl"'White, Gary i.ane~llrs,., ;Ciar011<e Fow~ chalnilanl Mrs. Robert Richards, ter, Mro,' ·~ur. Clerk, Mro. llra. llobert Shoots and !o!fs. &lean ~ell; )!r,. Helen JlrW!l- J_ollll Ll97IL · nold, Jofro. · ~erouoe, Mro. 'IIlah Sco~e lia& taken by Mrs, John N!bdt/.~1 ~ v:auco, ,, .RObert Richards and second high 3. "OVER THE 1t1YER (iiO pun MONDAy inteDdadl and tllrOU!l" the ~ BE'ITY STAll Cl.ASS will ID GrandmOther's hjluse we go, meet In the ~ Fellow· we can tell • · .., • 00 you koow ..., ...... ....., .lhlp room at 1,... p,ll!. 1 It' s Grandmolller;' • .--ae "'1' houae here in cl-1'- TUEsDAY line poles in the yard. You RIVE~ S4lld¥ ChD . wUI aay that•snotllllll• • True, but m!"' ,at th• •!M>Jne 'of Mrs. L. when the clothesllnea have ' IL Wl<ldlne at tot ~ taken doWn and ~ lltile IWIDIJI I p,m. , . have been attacbef to the T • >UI.DAVJLLe PT!I wW meet at post ... woulcm't YOII lhillk that 7:3il p.ai. . m!gttt bealoiMIGrandma'ahouiO? ENO GRANGE -ialmeetlrw with CPL · Pillfllt of thO Oblo 00 YOU EVER FEEL like Sllle r.irol at 8 p.m. Potluck , you'te all !ll'*ro and thumbl'l relrellllllentt. TODDLEII!i TO TuMioAt a ret8111 me-tttna I •u.n<~­ ed a woman made a a.tled ... ' - wW ,~ 7:30 p. Gllm ga~. 91e hl4 ,bfon ,· Iii~ wllb m. at the . . . . ............ -baCk ward. · il..r· J' ~ one loot •••n-~ ' CAPMUS p~; . , . ' under the - · When ,me hop. lng 7:30 p1 J!I4· Board pened to look . . and lljlt three Coot In thllM• 'ltl!enllcal' - · · menWI IIIII b!fPI:!.,...Open Now that lalci'i ·a' JJilp to I'll• dlocuaiolan -iu:" ~ «ineorn'.". , ..,.. ~ •-· th• •·· ' ' ''>1 , i'··:.., ister: ODe, )'11;: CGUrM; uoo - I'IV· ANN J1Jil80H BJBLI! CLASS lour, a!WII,)II; $!u\ ~II tumwill .. . . . ,...,.., 7:30 p. out she hllill,. ~ ·'llbwD om to a I .., '. ' ' ., woman .llllool· )u!l like ' prl••• ..... was won by B!>b Wood. An l!trocUvo atlenclance chart made by James llosworth was on served ' ~:J~~::;_'rW!::,;,Jv!:, Bob Wood, co-chalrmauo! the <»ll\lll<,,jk~~;o..~-\< JUDY SMITH dal ~- ,.·~lly a!,lh~.ll9JMi of Mra. Charlea Vanco. ijostesles were J~ek Rathburn eo, Mra. T1117 Byen, b(r•. Tom · Tope, Mrs. Cbarlel, Russell, and Mra. . vanco. · · . Glllt 011 a iable Mrs. BUI Morey IDd Mro. GarGALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Eugene . ihow~ apiink- laud Saundero. Gloso ol tho GalliPolis Garden Club has announced that the Pink n...~!'~ now.. a. Game• Dogwood Tree• ordered lor Clv.• are expocted to ar. Mrs. Leo.fv1ossmon lcrivePlanting In Gaillpolls about Wednes- \ ' I Vanco,J'I'i,~, Witlt ~ ·bri­ tend were Mrl. Conl'ad Hudoon, J fo~s, ' Bride/ Shower Honors Jamboree, gave a brlef report. corn standing In a garden at Club shirt• were tllotrlbuted to 700 Third Ave. it seemeil In- the members. The door prize In :Z~ to '. 1 theY teeJ ·Ilke 1 tlid justice to thJ n,rat one. Public assistance Sergeant at Arms, Tom Millo and COCGeratlon i.llhe Ute bloo<l ol new-or work, and It makes and Trustee, Bob Wood. the job of wrltlnll a column much .Osler. · Guests attentllng were Jerry Abo comments on this column are ljiproclatetl. Thank> to every- :t;;;~nd Ray Kanouse, both .ol ' ~emali '· reported on the quarterly conference of the UCBRA It the re- I , ' ' . - · j ,, .. 'r ·' GALLIPOLIS - l>elegates, llob Wood and James Bosworth, cent !!lOoting ol the Gallla County CD Radio Inc. held at the K ol P HalL Presl<!ent Fo!Q< . Grant By PatHouek and Mrs. Grtll\l aloo attended the meeUng held March 10 at Alliance. Tho president called the meeting to order and NeU McMahon ONLY ONE thing pleases 111e more thSn spmeone zivlng me a led the Lord'• Pr5¥er. Two v.. news '• ., ,_;, ' \ Betty Jean Houck Mprried in _C::olum~u~. fS!ory Pog~ 61 . . '• :;:;:::::::;:~::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:,;\~;~:-=·=·:::·:·:·:-:-:-:·;;:.:·:-:·:·:":·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:-:·:·:::<:·:·:·: ·:· :·:·:·:·::;.;:;:;.;.;. ;:;:; .. ' ' \ ' ·f ;. 1 .. ENGAQE~NT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and · Mrs. Glen'n ' &nltli of -Route 1, tJPper River Road, Kanauga, are 'announcing tile ellK'IIIfnlent ol their daugllter, Judy to lileven ll. Betz, son ol Jqe aud Mrs. Robert S. Betz ol Route 1, GalliPoUs. Ml., IOnlth ,gnduated from Kyger Creek lilgh School In I ~67. She Ia presently atien'tllng Gallipolis Business College. Mr. Betz Is a 1966 gra,..ate o1 Gallta Academy High SchooL He attended Rio Grande College. He Is ·presently employed at Tln,y's Bargalnlaud In Mlddt8!10rt, Ohio. Mr. Betz will leave AprU • 12 for 'Fort - ~X, Kentucky tor a 3 y~r assignment with the ·, , I . . \ ' ' il> •. WHITE ONLY ,. ·r, ;\: ' " 0 ·GI ~ HEAVY SATIN t ' �• '' -' ,, ,, • ' ' f' ' . ' '< • . . ·; ~~ ~·. ' ' ;, { ., . . . "; ..... / f' " '- "' ' '' '" .' l GdiRa.County Just Between • < •. .," CB Radio Club Plans Activities ·. ' . · ",_. . .' ,, ' ' .' ' ,, • Us tJp. Thai is when·aom.eone gtves me .• nccmd news tip. Then I cancies were filled aa one who,.anawered my request tor aplnion1 on the subject matter of "Just Botweeri us." Most peoPle said to contlwolt ao I have done AN APPEAL _ In town A certain If lhe to congrous lor It to be there, alwauts !mowthe almood most In the middle of this busy, ...Uable at the Junior gcnilng town. Guess lwm'lhave . tblt ~s uh l""""'"j~Gl lll!ln ~~!t.!ll.e liJpll..£!11011 WQIIIIII:A..CI •• ~...S It of that •ftv longer bec111se eomenej1 Jl' 80 - · - ... "" -'¥ f k m~ and 1 .;,U posolt on to him. one hatlled )hi com J'Y>} aW"¥ · ·~ ·- .... · 8 aald 11 was ~~e.to,'lleloool · . , wedlieicla.Y. -., . rtct r,ead :..00 to " Former. Sharon 1. 'I ' l. < .,, ' ' " . t'' GAL~l!S ';'-, ll'hlto,. tliflor~~~t~r ., ' ' .. .. . '• j • ' rr WOULD !~11~ better for me It f 1hila'Dot 110110 to the Newcomer'• ·!Jai·S71• lhoW. Not only . were Ilia !~ata . !JIOUth· wa~rlng. but !hit 'while coat, o! Mrs. A. Kimball &liter's ..... 11 made me want to ex~lalm ao Ja~o Gieaoon doe• alllr • C1riJik rufot hll ucup Of eolee:" WOW! AJl iltemodell~thelr<loiiiOI were preUj', but ... tllat coal caught Ill)' o,ye. SPRING WOULDN'T be spring wtthOUIIII8IItionlnl the nrotnow- re!~eslun..., to . ... 24 pr.. '' . • -sem; ~ , ~. ' ' • " 4 Thenlxt nieetlnc wUI be April ' Vanco · • .. Ml•' ~... Mr~; ~: unabl' to at- Dogwopd Trees Expected · 16'!; .IDly Emdnon Club Meet · ~· .,, , . 'II " , ·I U.S. Army. Wedding plans are incom,plete at this time. ,• Is H.ostess For =:~Mra; 1 ·, '. FroryrNursery This Week SNAKESKIN ANI> LEATHER accessories are all the thing now for the latlles, but Vernon De- Gallic County can pot us all to sbam0, wlth hil ·· ARC Plans new snakeskin brlefcallf!. It was sent to him his lllster-li>;laW, Easter Proiect .trlene ~lock, a DIII~OIIUY weese, our adYertlllng manager • ' ,. . North, Mre. o1 . Mrs • .,-1111' V~~ i¥J's, ,lolun;tl was lion by Mr1, Clarence Waugh. Gllle~e;' J<l!',a:;'ll!,mabelle 'Bail, · M111 IJ<ilil~- ""~·· Mro•. · roll Wlltlime, . Mi'l .., Gary llry, Brahmanism is a n o t h e t Mrl, ·Char.. a Vanco ·and name lor Hinduism. ·', • t', ,, ' ,, 1 - car.,. by In Niger, Africa. Theouilldela oi..,. Piece ot snakeskin, ,~~ ~ inaibe? Tho '!'tltl81a~ liMed laalher. · we women have taken o v e r mon'• tlee, shlrte, and tv e'n watches. Now It' a themon•atum. Rll!b~ Venm? 114,.. The lollowlni is the fourth In a series or Instructions on how tn and lor Ote tr.... lhelm tlllzer on your newly JiiiiBfed do&\WlOd this year. The should be lertlllzed 1J0X1 March with opprox!mately WeupOCcommerclal plaDt food. 111!en leedlng plants with• dry type food, It Is tiest to use· food spsrlngly, but often lor bell results. · For maximum dry feeding, scatter h~ 15'' to 18" out and ari>und a 4 to 5 II. Water lndryloodatier '10 ellminale poo'. i ! . "; '4 .t·~'. t~j' •• ( :.... ' ' erl. The erocuaea 'lining t h e walk at the Jake Ml:llmlbome, 4U Third Aye., ~ brl&bt IDd ·{. col!>rlul. FJOworo Ire besi!in!IIB to poop all 0111 ill lo,WO· ov..- .Tewell Moore 11 an aclivOI)l'l"· her o1 the FrM Ctt;y Gardon Club. ru bot we can wal<h lor some brilliant Emperor,Tullpo there soon. · ,·,' ,. • • . • .. " ' ·• .'' ... ., ' .,.' ' . ,f. .• .. ) . i ., . . ; j ' . ' ·~· . . "l '• .' ~" '· ··~ " to':'J."" , Ttie ' seerei ballot :was -~ In general uie 1n the Uillted States until 1884 ~g to the EncyclopHdia BritanniCa., ' .. ,, .·''. . ,, •• 'hl'··:,, ' ·.; /l ' ' '",I. .J,"Jf)\ ' '' ' ·. '\ • ' .' ., ..... ' .. '· l .' slble burning. l>ry leed every 23 weeks starting last of March through July 31. Uquld leedlng may continue until Aug. 31. \\'hen staking small trees the stake should be driven in tM Patricio Dawn Self is bride of OSU Student. fStory on Page 6J Reception Held Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Jock Mills GALlJPOLIS - Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Jones Mills were hooored with a rece{ltion at the home of Mrs. Perry J. Bailes, 443 Hedgewood IX. following their wedding Saturday Savonna Perroud Gives Program hers. Anolller es. ' of 111010 'colneldene• ~rS>AY · 'i . . ANNUAl,~ lllllltrofL-t' giCII ~ A~ at·a.. llall, V~l~l: OVI~of, r.at- 6 hri~·~·~ . . ~.,..lj( -Hl . , LONooN~ (UI'j)1,;_ · Btuatn'l . ol~ ' ilwtfi U~~ Joll1l Tut.;dMII·a tc.._l...,_ " rrt~. TUrntl: . ..· . Anffa Shirley Weds Rio Grande College Senior fSee Story Trip, Page 4 J yellow or white gold. ~~~- $189 TAWNEY IIUDIO • •'•~-t,._.s••c.•.•._A•'•'·-.. . . . .G•••II•Ir~••ll•'•••o•••l'~s YOUNG ,DESJGNERS FORMALS FOR PROM S1999 fo S3500 Meets At orMrs. Mts. Lawson !)oily,~,. n'uman !:iloet> gave lhe treesurer's r"' POrt. ' ' Easter projects were diacus:;. ed Jdth Pll\IS to be annOunced, :l'he April alterljOOn meeting be held al the home of Mrs. ,W~~: !lll~• on April 1. The ' t• n[8ht , meeting .In April be held ot' lhe home.ot.Mrs. ~ts ; . on A»ril 22,·:,fte. ~;:~:~:-•t• wore served br the 'h Th e spotlight is on our nev. ~nd young in styling with all the (rills and sparkle. You'll !ind one and two of a. style - make it your own dramatic formals - individually yours. Choo stl from soft deHcate pa steJ colors and white. Sizes ~15 and 4-16• FOil BE'l ' SELECTION SHOP EI\ I!LY .... A~ D USE OUR LAY AWAY, To Vietnam Open ~TOCKHOLM (UPO - The United states has · "'recently'" I . used Swedish diPlomatic channels lor coiii&Cts with Hanoi despite the chW In U.S.-Ilwetllsh relations, Foreign Ministry sources said SlltUl'day. _ The sources said ~eden has mainlained contacts with both th' g~vermnent of President Ho Chi Minh and with the National •Liberation Front, the political arm Of the Viet Cong, lor the past year alljla half. •' EXTRA LONG FORMAL S GLOVES ' \~ .. ' ,,' ·I_ :. . · w:- ttl ~ Mrs. Robert D. Henry evening. Mrs. Balles had Invited lhe bridal party and .out-of•town relao tives as well as local frlends and relatives. Her home was beautifully dec. orated throughout and Mrs. Paul Parkins served a table centered witt\ an arrangement of white carnations. The st. Patrick's Dly theme was carried out and green PWlch was served. ApproXimately so persons at- tended through the evening hours. -· :.j4"ll ar,,.-1; "'""*' . • ·= ·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-::;.;.;.;.;:::::;:;.;.;.;.;.;.;.;:;:;.;.;.;.;:::;.;.;:;:;:::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:· hole belore lhe eoll Is put •· For FHA Club round the roots, so that the roots will not be Injured In the operaGALlJPOLIS _ Savanna Perlion. This stake ehould be pot roud, daughter of Mrs. Glaqys ·. lndthe ,.::.~ , '~~'~\f~· P~riGUd, presented the program w_ s, ~t ., . ~ . ·~wn ·~.m~J&r,··.~·?>~'egular meeting or the : t~M_ of the ,Qft,~' .'W'te*lf.8n 'M-,_iftiitW4iOfilemakers of America be attached to the stake by means at ~a ,Ac:adelll)' High School. of a..burlap strip, a wire run Miss Perroud told of her inthroUgh an old piece or hose. or a teresting triP to Paris, France, piece of old lrmer tube. Cross the last summer. She illustrated her hose, (or wtlateveryouhaveused) talk with pictures, dolls dressed between the stake and trunk to in French costumes, and many prevent chafing. other kee9sakes• . Roseann Meadows presided at Lhe meeting. Nancy ~arkman led devotions. Bonnie Jones was we).. Sew and S~ CI!Jb corned as 81 new member. Plans were made for members working Home . toward FHA degrees to have their work checked. Degrees are to be CaldweH · conferred at the May meeting. GALLIPOlJS - Mrs. Ruby The next meeUng will be held !il~ts w o..,n . the game prize during the week of Aprill, Whlch 1he 'March meeting ol the Sow Is NaUonal FHA Week. ·Mrs. So Club held at the home of Betty Clark and Mrs. Aldeth Mrs, Marion Caldwell recently. Robinson are faculty advisers .The'.&usin!,'SS meetil'llwa.&~all.o of the GalliPolis Chapter, FHA. ed fo :order . b1 the President, ' . Mrs. Sleets ahd devotions were given by Mrs. Houck Beave_r. Swmlish Channels Secretary's rtll)(lrt was given by . ' Mr. and Mrs. Michael Von Reese · 1 Tod"¥~ -~.:t\:: ~llllton 'l'tilot, Ml-1. teller Pl,ySerytng on ~Ianning co~ male, Mra. ~"' Vanco, Mre. mluat were Mrs.'~s..twl"'White, Gary i.ane~llrs,., ;Ciar011<e Fow~ chalnilanl Mrs. Robert Richards, ter, Mro,' ·~ur. Clerk, Mro. llra. llobert Shoots and !o!fs. &lean ~ell; )!r,. Helen JlrW!l- J_ollll Ll97IL · nold, Jofro. · ~erouoe, Mro. 'IIlah Sco~e lia& taken by Mrs, John N!bdt/.~1 ~ v:auco, ,, .RObert Richards and second high 3. "OVER THE 1t1YER (iiO pun MONDAy inteDdadl and tllrOU!l" the ~ BE'ITY STAll Cl.ASS will ID GrandmOther's hjluse we go, meet In the ~ Fellow· we can tell • · .., • 00 you koow ..., ...... ....., .lhlp room at 1,... p,ll!. 1 It' s Grandmolller;' • .--ae "'1' houae here in cl-1'- TUEsDAY line poles in the yard. You RIVE~ S4lld¥ ChD . wUI aay that•snotllllll• • True, but m!"' ,at th• •!M>Jne 'of Mrs. L. when the clothesllnea have ' IL Wl<ldlne at tot ~ taken doWn and ~ lltile IWIDIJI I p,m. , . have been attacbef to the T • >UI.DAVJLLe PT!I wW meet at post ... woulcm't YOII lhillk that 7:3il p.ai. . m!gttt bealoiMIGrandma'ahouiO? ENO GRANGE -ialmeetlrw with CPL · Pillfllt of thO Oblo 00 YOU EVER FEEL like Sllle r.irol at 8 p.m. Potluck , you'te all !ll'*ro and thumbl'l relrellllllentt. TODDLEII!i TO TuMioAt a ret8111 me-tttna I •u.n<~­ ed a woman made a a.tled ... ' - wW ,~ 7:30 p. Gllm ga~. 91e hl4 ,bfon ,· Iii~ wllb m. at the . . . . ............ -baCk ward. · il..r· J' ~ one loot •••n-~ ' CAPMUS p~; . , . ' under the - · When ,me hop. lng 7:30 p1 J!I4· Board pened to look . . and lljlt three Coot In thllM• 'ltl!enllcal' - · · menWI IIIII b!fPI:!.,...Open Now that lalci'i ·a' JJilp to I'll• dlocuaiolan -iu:" ~ «ineorn'.". , ..,.. ~ •-· th• •·· ' ' ''>1 , i'··:.., ister: ODe, )'11;: CGUrM; uoo - I'IV· ANN J1Jil80H BJBLI! CLASS lour, a!WII,)II; $!u\ ~II tumwill .. . . . ,...,.., 7:30 p. out she hllill,. ~ ·'llbwD om to a I .., '. ' ' ., woman .llllool· )u!l like ' prl••• ..... was won by B!>b Wood. An l!trocUvo atlenclance chart made by James llosworth was on served ' ~:J~~::;_'rW!::,;,Jv!:, Bob Wood, co-chalrmauo! the <»ll\lll<,,jk~~;o..~-\< JUDY SMITH dal ~- ,.·~lly a!,lh~.ll9JMi of Mra. Charlea Vanco. ijostesles were J~ek Rathburn eo, Mra. T1117 Byen, b(r•. Tom · Tope, Mrs. Cbarlel, Russell, and Mra. . vanco. · · . Glllt 011 a iable Mrs. BUI Morey IDd Mro. GarGALLIPOLIS - Mrs. Eugene . ihow~ apiink- laud Saundero. Gloso ol tho GalliPolis Garden Club has announced that the Pink n...~!'~ now.. a. Game• Dogwood Tree• ordered lor Clv.• are expocted to ar. Mrs. Leo.fv1ossmon lcrivePlanting In Gaillpolls about Wednes- \ ' I Vanco,J'I'i,~, Witlt ~ ·bri­ tend were Mrl. Conl'ad Hudoon, J fo~s, ' Bride/ Shower Honors Jamboree, gave a brlef report. corn standing In a garden at Club shirt• were tllotrlbuted to 700 Third Ave. it seemeil In- the members. The door prize In :Z~ to '. 1 theY teeJ ·Ilke 1 tlid justice to thJ n,rat one. Public assistance Sergeant at Arms, Tom Millo and COCGeratlon i.llhe Ute bloo<l ol new-or work, and It makes and Trustee, Bob Wood. the job of wrltlnll a column much .Osler. · Guests attentllng were Jerry Abo comments on this column are ljiproclatetl. Thank> to every- :t;;;~nd Ray Kanouse, both .ol ' ~emali '· reported on the quarterly conference of the UCBRA It the re- I , ' ' . - · j ,, .. 'r ·' GALLIPOLIS - l>elegates, llob Wood and James Bosworth, cent !!lOoting ol the Gallla County CD Radio Inc. held at the K ol P HalL Presl<!ent Fo!Q< . Grant By PatHouek and Mrs. Grtll\l aloo attended the meeUng held March 10 at Alliance. Tho president called the meeting to order and NeU McMahon ONLY ONE thing pleases 111e more thSn spmeone zivlng me a led the Lord'• Pr5¥er. Two v.. news '• ., ,_;, ' \ Betty Jean Houck Mprried in _C::olum~u~. fS!ory Pog~ 61 . . '• :;:;:::::::;:~::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:,;\~;~:-=·=·:::·:·:·:-:-:-:·;;:.:·:-:·:·:":·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:-:·:·:::<:·:·:·: ·:· :·:·:·:·::;.;:;:;.;.;. ;:;:; .. ' ' \ ' ·f ;. 1 .. ENGAQE~NT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and · Mrs. Glen'n ' &nltli of -Route 1, tJPper River Road, Kanauga, are 'announcing tile ellK'IIIfnlent ol their daugllter, Judy to lileven ll. Betz, son ol Jqe aud Mrs. Robert S. Betz ol Route 1, GalliPoUs. Ml., IOnlth ,gnduated from Kyger Creek lilgh School In I ~67. She Ia presently atien'tllng Gallipolis Business College. Mr. Betz Is a 1966 gra,..ate o1 Gallta Academy High SchooL He attended Rio Grande College. He Is ·presently employed at Tln,y's Bargalnlaud In Mlddt8!10rt, Ohio. Mr. Betz will leave AprU • 12 for 'Fort - ~X, Kentucky tor a 3 y~r assignment with the ·, , I . . \ ' ' il> •. WHITE ONLY ,. ·r, ;\: ' " 0 ·GI ~ HEAVY SATIN t ' �k, bride, and Alan o groom, . J)nlnl!dl••~!_e])'~e!:l!.~~ lop. I I. I I I ,PI I llnBtltutO. I I II .. I ' · s J&n ·fer u Lohse ·Eng gem nt is Anno • I •• I I I I I I I I Cl I I I II ~ .,. .. '' 4( I I I I I ...II at ' Dr• I I I I .. .' ' .'.. . ( ' . '· ·' I 'II ' I ' ll •' I ' . •' • "' T "It" '"' d - ' E'•• ~ ' '·• '-~· " Gi L ne Le p Sl I ' SUlOmGfl) H r 1\ ••" . �k, bride, and Alan o groom, . J)nlnl!dl••~!_e])'~e!:l!.~~ lop. I I. I I I ,PI I llnBtltutO. I I II .. I ' · s J&n ·fer u Lohse ·Eng gem nt is Anno • I •• I I I I I I I I Cl I I I II ~ .,. .. '' 4( I I I I I ...II at ' Dr• I I I I .. .' ' .'.. . ( ' . '· ·' I 'II ' I ' ll •' I ' . •' • "' T "It" '"' d - ' E'•• ~ ' '·• '-~· " Gi L ne Le p Sl I ' SUlOmGfl) H r 1\ ••" . �ter lion~ '1d::~t~- ~ recreatl""- and :d.t~f::]:~:=~~= ~{,~:!;!~: STARTS at the !ihade .·theme carl')'lng wao llapd tbe amuaJ GUests at the partY SvNDAY Outat'II>• Cliureh !lmday, 7:4!5'' tuellit nliht ·obseniiiiCe 'If the Robert IIOUiii>, Mr•· ,each ~Velli!IS. Rev. Otarleo tj<ir- Mldcllfi!Ol"l CbUd Conseryatlon , Patl'lck n.1!7, Mrs. 1M Sinlth, rlr speaker. ~tal muale,.eh Leaaue. :Mrs. Gecirse :loaon, ana )11'1 . . even!na. p,jolic Invited .. ' Balloonl and atreamor• lnps1- Don Grueser:· I 'iieel• YOUNT ADULT Ci:Ass, Syra- tel Bhadea de<orated tb( aoclal Rell'eBhmenti Titre aarved j)J ~a, : Mr. and Ml'l· !Jomtr cuae Melbodlst Otareh, to aerve room of the Columbus and-- Mra. Beaver, .Mro. Parker .ot 'RuUand .and.il(r, and break{ast at 8 a.m. Smcla,y In ern <ilio Electric co. for t h e :r.lrs. Harris, Mrs/ Geoe llolldaWn'eon Carpomter 01 Plimchurch basement, All YCUIIIi Thursday nll!tlt altair. Pin tbe shell, Mrs. DonMuj\e~~,andMn. eroybi!rore r8turnlnito .¢ollumadults Invited. tall on the donkey, ...,al~al Allen King. Mra. f1arril opOn,.s bus. Ml'•· Clrperiler 111111. """ MONDAY chalrl, and lesptros were 811111111 the meeting with devotions. hive opent tbe' psst TIOOk.:wlth the games pla,yed c1uinll !he eve- Nemes !or new members wOH her parenta. r MEIGS LOCAL BAND Boost- nlng. ~---••o TU ·•··· evonoubmltted at Ute ....... "'""'"' - · · e....., ers Assoelatl~ .,... " lng of ... -~ Mrl• "·-•••, 7:30 p.m. MonMembers Introduced th!'ir • ~. .... ~•u• da.Y at the Fomerey Elemontsry ''Pla,yJ11Ates" by giving 1 h 8 1 r McQdro 111111 f'!mlly """" Mr. School. blrthdiys, Plastic E..ter e-a ond Mrl. Rev Slaw of .Canida, sr. PAUL LUTHERAN church filled with jellybeans were "'•· Envoy and Mra.. uw"' of. 18 Ad Council and Conservation Com· en 'as favors, and refreshmetlts .. Pome~ Mlu Elol A J~ama mlttee, 7:30 MCJDda,y nlllltt at the or CUP<akes and lee cresm were IV~t:ttfS of Pom8!'0)', 1111! Mrl. llobeit church. od Estep of'Ma- W.Va. The dinSTAFF ANDOFFICERS,M-'•s serv . ""' Mrs. Jerry F~ was awarded nor ""' uuun- bY mu•Ic and I • " • • , , , • I ', . 'rempJe, Pythlan Sisters, at~ "J h)rmn ttnalni. l •, r. '·I ' "~tf•' '\'' . . .,. .· lumbus and Southern Ohio Elec• a prize for the most original Tina and Todd Nibert, chllPOMEROY t' II was VD!ed ~~·O.e ral11. II wal an; ' trlc eo. social room at 7,30 p, costume, and she and Mrs. DonSYRACUSE - The reglilar dr«< of Mr. and Mrl. Pete Nl- to recel_. nati,OIIal litd)ll!lto 01- ·, &e~"lhst a practlce"•wib;i>t . m. Monda,y; Mrs. Bertie Walts na Stewart Willi the lM18 prizes. meeting of the !UIIhlne Maker's b Galllpoll ncera at the aPrlnB dlltriet ral• held at 1·:!0 ' <11 i.r~d ' al and Mrs. Etta Lem'-·, The door prize wont to Mrs. Class of the First United Pres- ert, a, were recent vis- ly to be held •·llhl 2~ ai Mar• 'l'l~Wer. ptail)a 11\r th~' dillltl , ct '"' Charles Bradbury, and the travb"'•rian ~ ch •·'d In !tors of their grandpll:onts, Mr. 1~wh Cb_.._ ~-···u 32 • hoStesses. ,YoUr was •and Mro. Gerald Wll~rmuth. .... "' ..,... --~ 3, oil! cera. · ,... · BETHEL S!l, lnto.,.tio!11J Orellnc prize was won by Mrs. the church amex Monda,y nl&ll~ Mils ·j'olly Karr of Columbul Daullhters of Alllerlea, met Tile•- ,. It' was reported ~. i'h·e ' der or Job's lloughters, 7:30 Lowell BeAver. March 18, conducted by Mar- Ia hero for aweekondvlsltwith daynli!lt.at!heholl. ' . .\neet\ng that Elza 0~ rfM'onda,y night at the PomeMrs. KennethllarrlaandMro, garet Cottrill . _.edby h ........ Mr --•Mr8 Cb ~lnJiqallstlcformwilh malnsll\' poor ' heeJi. , .The ••, Esth di or .--.. •· • "'"' ar- Do I Koenl -~-~· "' · ' Masonic Temple; , Obligation er Harden res !IS ·••riP- 1 K Sr r• & ~...w~or. Prelld- '·iii 2 ~ Will belln at' 8 p. ''\'>i=~~=f:~ Nlah~ · ture, Agnes White tho Medlto- es arr, · i!IS, tho 33 member• attendlilg m.·:;and Will lo!lture silent iucMJDDLEPORT CUB s c out lion !rom Secret ·Piace, andwaa heard a comnltmlcation from t1on to' be -~ctedbtthe• GilOd , , · 1 ., PlCk 244 at 7 p. m. Monda,y at followed with prayer. Edith Wakely~ diotrlct depuQ', ofuie Ortloir ~~~.Choltef Presbyterian Church; court of Secretary and treasurer reR '. Counell Tllll Initiation •wards to be held; 11en 4 the oPporia were read and approved. c IS tor CoiOicll at that ·,.. • I'"' eoiOW ceremony, lien 6 a skit, ' Doeo were paid and free will rogrom ror ~""" meotlni. Plans were made '!or ' " ' ' . . '·'". .., ., ··, lloo 8 the closing and llon 2 otferlng waa taken. Seven ~q!iitlng the books W~lda.Y '. MIDDL~,RT - RemotlolDie ', the elan for Eutjor decorlllllln . • rofreshm•nt s. ' RI,ITLAND A BUt'Prlaeblrthmembers answered roll cill. • 1 • illiht at th0 hom of lth da,y parQ> was held recently hon- Various projects were discussI ·Ide·. e E e_r and rodocorat;lna: tbe tFsery at at die church. . . . ·" .. 95, llllughters of Union orlng Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Boa- ed Including the annual election , ,, 1• lh• lollddliiJJort 0( CJirlll w..dell .Q!lr)ach Veteran~, meet Monda,y. night 8t ver, paetoral family of the Rut- day dinner. LETART FALLS .,. First aiKl D>ersbiCh r ,Y~ a ~ (ron). QII&IUrlY; blrthda,yl ~re Ob- fnla takeq ·~ 11Pr9jict ~!!~.,·the. Ol*led, tbe;e~ ·~.' ""'" the D. A. V. Hall, 7:30 p, m. land Nazarene Church. The Bible otu<IY, chapter 3, second graders ol the Letart her secret when tho ser'ed memberiJ!qil)r- . met Erwin .. FELWWSIIIP DINNER honol'o Atte ding Mr and Mr Falls Elem-"-· School pr• ter m.,el recentll' ot the od ""'aroundt.t''IIPOCial ·'ly at tho .hofue oi·Mr: and Mrs:- gr81)l. !ihe .''The MPMPIIOI n were, · s. from the book, Personal Evan- sented, the program __ , _ a meet. - bomeofMra. ;NathanBigga, Rut.- •-•te-' •···~ ••"" -•• · Cb- ~·•r • E-"'" · ~.«~~ , ~-~' a ILIV' IMo-: r,~··"' !,~ Eacti .Part at~· CktJ••.••"' MrL Irw the ,Hev. and Mr s. Geo rge 11 Sidwell, home after six yesrsln · Ra,ymond 5mlth, Dobbie and Jan- gelist, was conducted by Marland Rood. It Tlas decided 11ur: gifts. ~ed were Sadle.:J)'ullThe 8lll\lp !lllde Plans lobe' ... ~ Qunee pvo a'.PIItm;) ,t'llte ' Sollth Korea, at Hestb Methodist lee Smith, Mr. and Mrs. War- garet Winebrenner, foUowedwith ing of Ute l.letarl Falls PTA . ..u .uarililret TUtti MabilV gin th lect .,CI'OI) ," 111111, • - -' eill'oel · ron Black, Debbie, Linda, grOUJ> discussion. TUesday nl&frt. . lng Ute me'¥ini conducted by ,..,. . , . e, all · • Pl'tl , ThUrlda,y Church. The returnedllilsil...,... and Brenda Black, Mr. and Mrs. The bootes&, Mrs. White, serThe youngsters inarched to Mrs. BISil ., order l1lo dozen Meter, Goldie Wol,!e,Ollve Also discu,sed imlnJI th, me,ttll;o 1/ons'' 1i;lth M,!i••('ll!'181 wW showslides of their work. ~trloUc music and then gave a sel!-eovorlng b••~ card" Games ley • q~lce AIIJM,I, Opal , , lnB ,oonducted ,by FtiitldlD·..,_... talnlna' lilt word '~-all" w i a George Grate, Beverly andGeor- ved delicious re!relhments to ~ ""'Y and Zoila Bl etre'tiiunelill •"'"'" ' ••• REV. GEORGE SIDWELL, mil- gene, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Grote Genevieve Schneider, Rel«1 liar- gymnailtlcs demonllratioo under .were _played jdorlng the evening go. R . ' lett TlorO plani•Cor pfllfed lftl, at· tho,;!' , llonorytoSouthKorea,will-·' and the cnrectlm ol Mrs. 'ane !WI and Mra. Esiher Harden 1'188 a .Tiere ..tveclbythekltchen com- ~ vacation \ illlilf."'oehwl. and pla,ed. a cliorul 'of IOYeru •...David, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian rls, Nsoml London, Mrl. Cot• m1ttee ' Th WI '"''' · · '' · and abow slides of his work there Carooo ,and Lynn, Mr. and Mra. trill, Mrs. HerdenandMrs. Wine- and Mn. Wavle Circle, tooch- guest. The 1'1111 be 1.. :!{<' ' '\ reo ... 1>!1 J110'11did·by 1, I!OOIS fp at Heoth Methodist Church, Mid- Floyd ca apn M and Mr b era ' held ot the home M·Mra •. Opal '!.'!>• '11ottllili :r.IOYe• dleport, Monday nl8hL A ooopor- Lawrence r rMrs. Fr.".i renner. the buain... meeting Biggs, ' . ' . . or Mrs. had 11!8' . auve dlmer Is planned for 6p. Tackett, Stawta, Sterr)' andLora nomlnatlnc committee was apwere aervedby ....:::. ·r: :i. · · 1 • •• · m. alter which Ume Rev. !icl- etta, Mrs. Wanda Vining, !iherrl, for pointed, Named to the commit- Ill• bootes& those <lllllled ' and . \.JI'Je ' rami., C':>rOup' Yed well will speak. Terri and Rita, Mrs. M a u d e tee were Mrs. Jessie Jarrell, Mra. Marie Mrs. DQr-; MIDDLEPORT- A <Jlllt tor a ';!1 . _, 'Mrs. bpl'!ltb1 Lon& 1 111111 ¥"1. TUESDAY . ·Smith, Blli Smith, Mrs. Jini\YhitcHai.rmaJl, · Mrs. Linda Diehl, olhy Rosch, l!attio Flshetj !lOI<lY !am11y ns atorted at a MIDDLEPORT - A 1tu<1Y les- ·Mildred LOlli. · "· OHIO ETA PID Cll~er Beta tln&tch, Mrs. Wesley YOWl& Mrs. and Mrs. !WI. Mrs. . Mrs. ~" ineettng of tbe Bi'adbt!ry o\rts son !rom .St. Mar~ lias ~Set)t,Slim• Phi Sororlcy, , ~- m. LUlie Slnltb, Mrs. Minnie Getty, MIDDLEPORT - Eaoter rePl,ns were discussed !or ac~ HarriJeeob~, . ., and· Crafts lllub Wednesday at ed by Mrs, ~ ~er,at T)lell8 15 Tuesclajr, Columbus and Southern Mro. Julia Grate, Mr..,:··f barlle membrancea .tor shut-lno will bakeless bake oale. Also d I s- , Mrs. and Mra. f;t, ' 1/le 1t9me of Mr1. Jaclde Reed. day nl8ht'l ,me~~ Of Gr9lJP ...·~ .Ohio l!;lectrlc eo. ooctal room. Tyree, Opal ., Tyree, Wondell be dellv&Qd by deacons and del- cu'sed at the meeting we r e ;". \ 1~oos irere given by Mro. D of the W-'1 As~ · · r'ft\R'I:,)_ . IJIU, New ollleers TIW be elected• Grete, llaii\Y ,\'..Wrou&ll, ~ · eooesses of1he Middleport Firat llll"bods of Increasing the PTA Ruth llarat. !~'be qdlt project ol: the United . Pl'G~ · Barbara Riggs hostet. Lorana Beek,y ~v , United Prelbyterlan Cl!Ui:eh on ,JIII~IIhlp ro)l$. Th~ . will. be ' eortlitueCJ, at the April Chureh. · Clelland, and Carob-!~ Grueser lllfld IIIIII,Jt'.·~r, ~· · · ,~alon ~i. ~< ~ wart to Mr1. ,., ·<til8e!IP&dl!l ,,lltl ~!II;> to, !Ill AA!!I the cultural program· · ~ sale honored IPJO :• '. · ~· . ' lana for,:·r mber~ ~=-· ~ .41,11¥\,home of Ml'•· EU-1>&-. at conclusion of tho e;enlilg. Refreshments Tlere serVed' af- ,lined members ' lif tho etlurcl\ ~li!lments were via. A potluck 'Clinner·'·W.s held' SALISBURY PI A, Tuesday . ter which Rev. and Mrs, BeAver were mlde at a recent meet- Iowtni'lhe.. meeting by the !hi'!! ,. A at noon. Ajtendlng beside• those evllllng, at school. Sesalon post- opened D1BilY nlee gifts. lng <!( tho deloons and deaeoo- grade llloihers. ., ed here namea wete Mra. Evelyn Mur- gove a paned from March 9. . eases. ·An o!ferlng for the work ' held 111 ra,y, Mta. ' O.rnlce Wlnn, Mlaa , Prtllcllni at, •' PAST MATRONS Clli> Pom :al the group TIIS scheduled !or UNDERGOES death Kathm1 Wel'ljlll', !.ira. Ethel Col- lloo ""!' lolrl. • e. m !imday ·with Vincent Jlabo POMEROY- Mrs. llits, Mrs. OleYl, Cottrlll, Mrl. II 1'1&8 antlounced roy Otiii'Jier 186, Order 01 the S and c. E. ~~ •• the ulhero. berte) Adkins of Mulberry Hlldo King; and Mrs. Vlt'glola mietlng will be 7:30 ~-':'thSiarho, p.m. TuesLenten' COin .cards 1'1111 also be I'll~, Is a surgical Whitlatch. of Mrl. M,vnxi MWer. . •, ._, ~ e me of Mrs. Thom. ullold by the congrel)atlon and at JlePnUI Hospital, Room 231;,JJ, Doil••· Church Class f.Aon d.OY In Syracuse ·:r.tr•. w · SerlouH •·•·· . . . .,; ,........;.. ,. .. • AP' Pas tor, Wife Given Surprise Upon Birthday a ch,'ldren Give p pro~Ac ,..;· "•t'''. Gil ' ed ~,11111Y rt eperv ~raeuoe F 1 • rom ......,ret Po ' ,. '~~r POMEROY~ Mr~~ LI~_.,,·R ~· Le-fort PTA ·' T~ Cl~ p4'1~ .~at• ~ch and~~ """t~Jaes • llo~del'f~SI =·!I~ ~. psd 'with a mlnlJIIl..,.lifldll ad!J,.,. 1ell'eta; ' Mrs. Roger Fink, !.ira. groom. Mrs. Wllllapl Ma:i'lhall ' WOllam Marsliall, Sandy Mar- Lim and Mlaa San<IY .Marshall serv- shall, and noosh. ed as hosteSses. ~ · : Among those attepdlni , were Se\fen of the 13 Dflglnal col· Mrs. Roger Russell, . m_ether of ,onles reql!lred voters to be the bride, Mpna Rusaell, Mrs. ~roperty owners, and some Olin Wolte, Mrll Jaek Chapman .New England states specilled and children; Mra. !iherldlan nus- church membership as a re· ' I ' aell, Mrs. Ernest Riled, M r •· quirement. "I, . • ,, ~.· .. ' '' ~: ~t. ~.Ill• ~llill'lltO- FESTIVAL -,, Q!' ,. r;t . . wu:.... R rur~nc b e~em ranees ~y '· \ Dod' N''9 hf Is Observed .. . , . · ·'' ' COME VIEW OUR COLLECtiON: J · ~~~~~~~~~~SI PTA "' Family Gatheririg Held at .¥e(llilro. ~illitge lJit.armar~ I dhillllll1 - ·.;; AN . .:£v'e. il ... · ., ~ . .., .,,. •I i ,. • c. !IJP\, I ,., I ',< ' Hitda j r • .. · ' ·.·· '. ;..} ltVIf ' Pllltt . .A, ' 14.00 ~ 12.00 ,, ' . '' . ' ' ' ,, ~-' ' L F. 18.00 ' I ,. 14.00 '14.00 il. -12.00 . ' .' ' ' .l ' " : ' ..>. ' - B :· ~1.- I j I '. ' .'., ' I' . .. y ~. . •\ ' i d ,·,....,Ntw)IP , i ..'' . '/ .c. ( q uo WMIIYIAII AllY IIIII st•IY• CIIIIIIIAlllll ... illw EATER •. " .. ·'' , Attending were . it ~fACmiolE ._ Mrf!., JWI>ert SlY- Rldiard llolcGtjjre Recine r..-IY.OfiOrd Fri- N<II1J, clrol1n1, , mornlnB 0! tbe death of her Motrll alld , 01 _ .,.,.,.., :Mn. UUian Sa,yre John- noidMbullt. . Fr.,;;: ~ri';;;d"'; Pedro, CaJU. !ihe Is cia or ·CIIYt~J!!ii% Mra. aQiterby' a IMIII, Carrell, and Lew!• Rjit)<IY and~~ Mr. d Marthe, both of San and:Mr •• John of Columbu4, < ' . ..j~ . • ·.).- .- . -- , I. " H •l•,l('l:i ~rfj ' v.., f ·, - I I, I' ' "J '~ .. ii<;~I') •t,. . r----------------------;_;:.:_:+:.::.:..:=.:==~ L~.......,n DIES , ...,• ..,. ' Soft and .romantic . . . this IS a woman ... this 1s the mellow mood of spring fashions , &I Young. . D . heading tbot project are Rus- Norfolk, Va. !ihe was accompanLADIES AUXILIARY of IJmv · ,Y ,oOCIIle sell 1.\'Dns and Mariua Chain led there by her husbond SoturWebllor Foot 39, Amerlean Le- · bora. - da,y. glon, Tuesday at 7:30p.m. at . RACINE- Dad's nl&llt Till tbe hill. observed and plano were madl MEIGS COUNTY Rl~ Club, for an Esoter parQ> for t h e 7:30 'l'llesday nillbt at tbe E. aehool cl\Udren when RectDe EleJ.IWI reoldeoee. mentaey PTA met.recmrtl,y atthe WEDNESDAY school. WOMAN'S CbrisFlthera attending the meeting !· tlanPOMEROY T._,.ance Union, 2 p,m. were the only ones oounted for Wednesday at the United lloletho- tho attendance award which went di&t Church. to the aecond grade. Mrs. Nancy WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:- Carnahan Presided at the meet30 Wednesday at the home of lng wblch opened Tilth the Oag Mra. Alfred Yesuger. Mrs. Cllf- pledge 111111 the PTA prayer led ford Ph11Up1 Ia oo-booteas. by Mrs. Mary K. Yost. Offtcers reports ~eclvenbylllrs. Grace Hutrman, seeretar)', and Mrs. Nancy Ervin, treuurer. Plans were discussed for ihe Eaotor pai'Q', ltd the next PTA for. meeting TIIS .~ for TUesday, Deoco~ses April 16, Elected :to tho nominating committee were Mrs. Er. .. ·. vln, Mrs. Yost, and Mro.-Marge "~'~· SYRACUSE _ Ordlnatlal and Kimbler. Theconlmltteewillprethere ••• bit lnltailatlon of deseonesaea Till aent , • ,sla:te oC; o!!lcera at the , held &mda,y morning cllrlnll the April meeting, 'l1ie first grade reaion·more •ncl more. 1 '!il'"' ,TIDrll>(jl hour at the FJrll United mothers will have charge of re, ~Preobyterlan Church by the Rev. lrealunento, and the !IIIII grade people shop at Vlll~ge : Ltnilf!n H. Stebbins. lil&talled room llloihera will provide babyTier~ Mrs. llel«~ Harris, Mro. sltUng service. Phlrm1cy. Prompt •ncl / ViriiiQf•:Jiurhe, Mrs. Glenna ~ Mrs. Yost and Mr~ Ktmbler vis, Mr1: Aanes White Mrr. presented the pl'O(Iiim. Mrs. complett prelcriptlon )llike, Mrs. ~ . Yost Presented a poem and did and Mlu Frankie a II1W1d 4ects ~' Mrs. ..rvlce 1t loW re110n1ble .• Kimbler l'Ud llle,Jifilor1 of the. pr!cea Ia our flrat order of busin111 Holy communion service• will state fteg :' · iJ;: :~~~~< anMaunclyTburltdaj)d!.ht ~ehea, ~to chips, \lOP ~~ Easter, arouild the talilos ond ootfee Tlere served following a..t ua fill your next the amex of the ebl¢ch, !llr the meeting by Ute second grade 'c>'••t""' !lmrloe services will be lnothera. · Preaciiptlon 00 Easter morning, !oiloTI'\ Tlith -ee and - • I n the . Wor!ill(jl oervlceaareheld ,. . · · '· · flmday morning at 9~ tid.u,~, · ·. j)J -.y School at· 10 • ~~r:rres YCJOCk The public is invited. . POMEROY _ ~ " '• pUtDAN MEADpWS 1 ~ Will heJd -re : lt ·thi PHONE 992•5759 home of Mr. llld Mr1. · ... '" Servce Held G}turch .. sto•U.lr,_·_.·, G. B ' ''!luna $hutins Pfannec:J J.oi;. . 'I I Eri!ll1 OS ·~, "!'~~llt~~. . . ·. , be~,. ~a.: Sauer 'GV~s .. moll COif~ ·.,.~·· Sl\ltill!l~hennd-'ad'liwuer, si~..J.~ Lesson ~fh·.'~ Mi'r: I!Ua~.' aJHt'SI ted~ ar N'---1 •' \ ,, tlt~ ,~ A~l. meeUJt¥ ' j'r~r ~ reeel)~ ' ""'"•" • 16, 1?~~ ~.clti , i\M liU!~ll becaine tlle·btijle"' Artb\11' 0 'r I s Wolf~ a~ · iJ\e ','Bachtel i;. U,B. Cburch · ~tl)tiRev. Mrs. AchrBh J,(Jile~ qJtld ~tlng. Attendants TIOre Mlsa IJ1.8D4 Hoed and Mr. Mike Brewer. . '• F.olloliln( lhe' '!'eddillll a reception ,..,1,-eld lntbe ~Of ph w, clal room. The table TIIB center- p.m It""" t./ .... ' MASON ',,.!.' On..)Saturday•c=-: .....-cl; e<! wi~ a throe.Uered c~ ~~ 'George ~er!ers1 Alicia and Janie · ~onr (: "'ttoobeck" Amel/Nrlon Io at'" bet1 an&l• priiit !-ckgouad of Acollio J...., with bow bt. I 2·pc. doublebreuted dim .Wt witl1 satin n.. eur aored okitt ;, po10d aaalaot • trim It 1wtethean neck and llttpplnl' trim down thor.... ~or Pllllt u. ,;,., 14%-24%. IY YQUNG LADY. , bu- .IUld moclr. lap po<keta .. , boi&e, aqua, or . :*ImP lo PI 12-20. BY DANDY MISS. �ter lion~ '1d::~t~- ~ recreatl""- and :d.t~f::]:~:=~~= ~{,~:!;!~: STARTS at the !ihade .·theme carl')'lng wao llapd tbe amuaJ GUests at the partY SvNDAY Outat'II>• Cliureh !lmday, 7:4!5'' tuellit nliht ·obseniiiiCe 'If the Robert IIOUiii>, Mr•· ,each ~Velli!IS. Rev. Otarleo tj<ir- Mldcllfi!Ol"l CbUd Conseryatlon , Patl'lck n.1!7, Mrs. 1M Sinlth, rlr speaker. ~tal muale,.eh Leaaue. :Mrs. Gecirse :loaon, ana )11'1 . . even!na. p,jolic Invited .. ' Balloonl and atreamor• lnps1- Don Grueser:· I 'iieel• YOUNT ADULT Ci:Ass, Syra- tel Bhadea de<orated tb( aoclal Rell'eBhmenti Titre aarved j)J ~a, : Mr. and Ml'l· !Jomtr cuae Melbodlst Otareh, to aerve room of the Columbus and-- Mra. Beaver, .Mro. Parker .ot 'RuUand .and.il(r, and break{ast at 8 a.m. Smcla,y In ern <ilio Electric co. for t h e :r.lrs. Harris, Mrs/ Geoe llolldaWn'eon Carpomter 01 Plimchurch basement, All YCUIIIi Thursday nll!tlt altair. Pin tbe shell, Mrs. DonMuj\e~~,andMn. eroybi!rore r8turnlnito .¢ollumadults Invited. tall on the donkey, ...,al~al Allen King. Mra. f1arril opOn,.s bus. Ml'•· Clrperiler 111111. """ MONDAY chalrl, and lesptros were 811111111 the meeting with devotions. hive opent tbe' psst TIOOk.:wlth the games pla,yed c1uinll !he eve- Nemes !or new members wOH her parenta. r MEIGS LOCAL BAND Boost- nlng. ~---••o TU ·•··· evonoubmltted at Ute ....... "'""'"' - · · e....., ers Assoelatl~ .,... " lng of ... -~ Mrl• "·-•••, 7:30 p.m. MonMembers Introduced th!'ir • ~. .... ~•u• da.Y at the Fomerey Elemontsry ''Pla,yJ11Ates" by giving 1 h 8 1 r McQdro 111111 f'!mlly """" Mr. School. blrthdiys, Plastic E..ter e-a ond Mrl. Rev Slaw of .Canida, sr. PAUL LUTHERAN church filled with jellybeans were "'•· Envoy and Mra.. uw"' of. 18 Ad Council and Conservation Com· en 'as favors, and refreshmetlts .. Pome~ Mlu Elol A J~ama mlttee, 7:30 MCJDda,y nlllltt at the or CUP<akes and lee cresm were IV~t:ttfS of Pom8!'0)', 1111! Mrl. llobeit church. od Estep of'Ma- W.Va. The dinSTAFF ANDOFFICERS,M-'•s serv . ""' Mrs. Jerry F~ was awarded nor ""' uuun- bY mu•Ic and I • " • • , , , • I ', . 'rempJe, Pythlan Sisters, at~ "J h)rmn ttnalni. l •, r. '·I ' "~tf•' '\'' . . .,. .· lumbus and Southern Ohio Elec• a prize for the most original Tina and Todd Nibert, chllPOMEROY t' II was VD!ed ~~·O.e ral11. II wal an; ' trlc eo. social room at 7,30 p, costume, and she and Mrs. DonSYRACUSE - The reglilar dr«< of Mr. and Mrl. Pete Nl- to recel_. nati,OIIal litd)ll!lto 01- ·, &e~"lhst a practlce"•wib;i>t . m. Monda,y; Mrs. Bertie Walts na Stewart Willi the lM18 prizes. meeting of the !UIIhlne Maker's b Galllpoll ncera at the aPrlnB dlltriet ral• held at 1·:!0 ' <11 i.r~d ' al and Mrs. Etta Lem'-·, The door prize wont to Mrs. Class of the First United Pres- ert, a, were recent vis- ly to be held •·llhl 2~ ai Mar• 'l'l~Wer. ptail)a 11\r th~' dillltl , ct '"' Charles Bradbury, and the travb"'•rian ~ ch •·'d In !tors of their grandpll:onts, Mr. 1~wh Cb_.._ ~-···u 32 • hoStesses. ,YoUr was •and Mro. Gerald Wll~rmuth. .... "' ..,... --~ 3, oil! cera. · ,... · BETHEL S!l, lnto.,.tio!11J Orellnc prize was won by Mrs. the church amex Monda,y nl&ll~ Mils ·j'olly Karr of Columbul Daullhters of Alllerlea, met Tile•- ,. It' was reported ~. i'h·e ' der or Job's lloughters, 7:30 Lowell BeAver. March 18, conducted by Mar- Ia hero for aweekondvlsltwith daynli!lt.at!heholl. ' . .\neet\ng that Elza 0~ rfM'onda,y night at the PomeMrs. KennethllarrlaandMro, garet Cottrill . _.edby h ........ Mr --•Mr8 Cb ~lnJiqallstlcformwilh malnsll\' poor ' heeJi. , .The ••, Esth di or .--.. •· • "'"' ar- Do I Koenl -~-~· "' · ' Masonic Temple; , Obligation er Harden res !IS ·••riP- 1 K Sr r• & ~...w~or. Prelld- '·iii 2 ~ Will belln at' 8 p. ''\'>i=~~=f:~ Nlah~ · ture, Agnes White tho Medlto- es arr, · i!IS, tho 33 member• attendlilg m.·:;and Will lo!lture silent iucMJDDLEPORT CUB s c out lion !rom Secret ·Piace, andwaa heard a comnltmlcation from t1on to' be -~ctedbtthe• GilOd , , · 1 ., PlCk 244 at 7 p. m. Monda,y at followed with prayer. Edith Wakely~ diotrlct depuQ', ofuie Ortloir ~~~.Choltef Presbyterian Church; court of Secretary and treasurer reR '. Counell Tllll Initiation •wards to be held; 11en 4 the oPporia were read and approved. c IS tor CoiOicll at that ·,.. • I'"' eoiOW ceremony, lien 6 a skit, ' Doeo were paid and free will rogrom ror ~""" meotlni. Plans were made '!or ' " ' ' . . '·'". .., ., ··, lloo 8 the closing and llon 2 otferlng waa taken. Seven ~q!iitlng the books W~lda.Y '. MIDDL~,RT - RemotlolDie ', the elan for Eutjor decorlllllln . • rofreshm•nt s. ' RI,ITLAND A BUt'Prlaeblrthmembers answered roll cill. • 1 • illiht at th0 hom of lth da,y parQ> was held recently hon- Various projects were discussI ·Ide·. e E e_r and rodocorat;lna: tbe tFsery at at die church. . . . ·" .. 95, llllughters of Union orlng Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Boa- ed Including the annual election , ,, 1• lh• lollddliiJJort 0( CJirlll w..dell .Q!lr)ach Veteran~, meet Monda,y. night 8t ver, paetoral family of the Rut- day dinner. LETART FALLS .,. First aiKl D>ersbiCh r ,Y~ a ~ (ron). QII&IUrlY; blrthda,yl ~re Ob- fnla takeq ·~ 11Pr9jict ~!!~.,·the. Ol*led, tbe;e~ ·~.' ""'" the D. A. V. Hall, 7:30 p, m. land Nazarene Church. The Bible otu<IY, chapter 3, second graders ol the Letart her secret when tho ser'ed memberiJ!qil)r- . met Erwin .. FELWWSIIIP DINNER honol'o Atte ding Mr and Mr Falls Elem-"-· School pr• ter m.,el recentll' ot the od ""'aroundt.t''IIPOCial ·'ly at tho .hofue oi·Mr: and Mrs:- gr81)l. !ihe .''The MPMPIIOI n were, · s. from the book, Personal Evan- sented, the program __ , _ a meet. - bomeofMra. ;NathanBigga, Rut.- •-•te-' •···~ ••"" -•• · Cb- ~·•r • E-"'" · ~.«~~ , ~-~' a ILIV' IMo-: r,~··"' !,~ Eacti .Part at~· CktJ••.••"' MrL Irw the ,Hev. and Mr s. Geo rge 11 Sidwell, home after six yesrsln · Ra,ymond 5mlth, Dobbie and Jan- gelist, was conducted by Marland Rood. It Tlas decided 11ur: gifts. ~ed were Sadle.:J)'ullThe 8lll\lp !lllde Plans lobe' ... ~ Qunee pvo a'.PIItm;) ,t'llte ' Sollth Korea, at Hestb Methodist lee Smith, Mr. and Mrs. War- garet Winebrenner, foUowedwith ing of Ute l.letarl Falls PTA . ..u .uarililret TUtti MabilV gin th lect .,CI'OI) ," 111111, • - -' eill'oel · ron Black, Debbie, Linda, grOUJ> discussion. TUesday nl&frt. . lng Ute me'¥ini conducted by ,..,. . , . e, all · • Pl'tl , ThUrlda,y Church. The returnedllilsil...,... and Brenda Black, Mr. and Mrs. The bootes&, Mrs. White, serThe youngsters inarched to Mrs. BISil ., order l1lo dozen Meter, Goldie Wol,!e,Ollve Also discu,sed imlnJI th, me,ttll;o 1/ons'' 1i;lth M,!i••('ll!'181 wW showslides of their work. ~trloUc music and then gave a sel!-eovorlng b••~ card" Games ley • q~lce AIIJM,I, Opal , , lnB ,oonducted ,by FtiitldlD·..,_... talnlna' lilt word '~-all" w i a George Grate, Beverly andGeor- ved delicious re!relhments to ~ ""'Y and Zoila Bl etre'tiiunelill •"'"'" ' ••• REV. GEORGE SIDWELL, mil- gene, Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Grote Genevieve Schneider, Rel«1 liar- gymnailtlcs demonllratioo under .were _played jdorlng the evening go. R . ' lett TlorO plani•Cor pfllfed lftl, at· tho,;!' , llonorytoSouthKorea,will-·' and the cnrectlm ol Mrs. 'ane !WI and Mra. Esiher Harden 1'188 a .Tiere ..tveclbythekltchen com- ~ vacation \ illlilf."'oehwl. and pla,ed. a cliorul 'of IOYeru •...David, Mr. and Mrs. Adrian rls, Nsoml London, Mrl. Cot• m1ttee ' Th WI '"''' · · '' · and abow slides of his work there Carooo ,and Lynn, Mr. and Mra. trill, Mrs. HerdenandMrs. Wine- and Mn. Wavle Circle, tooch- guest. The 1'1111 be 1.. :!{<' ' '\ reo ... 1>!1 J110'11did·by 1, I!OOIS fp at Heoth Methodist Church, Mid- Floyd ca apn M and Mr b era ' held ot the home M·Mra •. Opal '!.'!>• '11ottllili :r.IOYe• dleport, Monday nl8hL A ooopor- Lawrence r rMrs. Fr.".i renner. the buain... meeting Biggs, ' . ' . . or Mrs. had 11!8' . auve dlmer Is planned for 6p. Tackett, Stawta, Sterr)' andLora nomlnatlnc committee was apwere aervedby ....:::. ·r: :i. · · 1 • •• · m. alter which Ume Rev. !icl- etta, Mrs. Wanda Vining, !iherrl, for pointed, Named to the commit- Ill• bootes& those <lllllled ' and . \.JI'Je ' rami., C':>rOup' Yed well will speak. Terri and Rita, Mrs. M a u d e tee were Mrs. Jessie Jarrell, Mra. Marie Mrs. DQr-; MIDDLEPORT- A <Jlllt tor a ';!1 . _, 'Mrs. bpl'!ltb1 Lon& 1 111111 ¥"1. TUESDAY . ·Smith, Blli Smith, Mrs. Jini\YhitcHai.rmaJl, · Mrs. Linda Diehl, olhy Rosch, l!attio Flshetj !lOI<lY !am11y ns atorted at a MIDDLEPORT - A 1tu<1Y les- ·Mildred LOlli. · "· OHIO ETA PID Cll~er Beta tln&tch, Mrs. Wesley YOWl& Mrs. and Mrs. !WI. Mrs. . Mrs. ~" ineettng of tbe Bi'adbt!ry o\rts son !rom .St. Mar~ lias ~Set)t,Slim• Phi Sororlcy, , ~- m. LUlie Slnltb, Mrs. Minnie Getty, MIDDLEPORT - Eaoter rePl,ns were discussed !or ac~ HarriJeeob~, . ., and· Crafts lllub Wednesday at ed by Mrs, ~ ~er,at T)lell8 15 Tuesclajr, Columbus and Southern Mro. Julia Grate, Mr..,:··f barlle membrancea .tor shut-lno will bakeless bake oale. Also d I s- , Mrs. and Mra. f;t, ' 1/le 1t9me of Mr1. Jaclde Reed. day nl8ht'l ,me~~ Of Gr9lJP ...·~ .Ohio l!;lectrlc eo. ooctal room. Tyree, Opal ., Tyree, Wondell be dellv&Qd by deacons and del- cu'sed at the meeting we r e ;". \ 1~oos irere given by Mro. D of the W-'1 As~ · · r'ft\R'I:,)_ . IJIU, New ollleers TIW be elected• Grete, llaii\Y ,\'..Wrou&ll, ~ · eooesses of1he Middleport Firat llll"bods of Increasing the PTA Ruth llarat. !~'be qdlt project ol: the United . Pl'G~ · Barbara Riggs hostet. Lorana Beek,y ~v , United Prelbyterlan Cl!Ui:eh on ,JIII~IIhlp ro)l$. Th~ . will. be ' eortlitueCJ, at the April Chureh. · Clelland, and Carob-!~ Grueser lllfld IIIIII,Jt'.·~r, ~· · · ,~alon ~i. ~< ~ wart to Mr1. ,., ·<til8e!IP&dl!l ,,lltl ~!II;> to, !Ill AA!!I the cultural program· · ~ sale honored IPJO :• '. · ~· . ' lana for,:·r mber~ ~=-· ~ .41,11¥\,home of Ml'•· EU-1>&-. at conclusion of tho e;enlilg. Refreshments Tlere serVed' af- ,lined members ' lif tho etlurcl\ ~li!lments were via. A potluck 'Clinner·'·W.s held' SALISBURY PI A, Tuesday . ter which Rev. and Mrs, BeAver were mlde at a recent meet- Iowtni'lhe.. meeting by the !hi'!! ,. A at noon. Ajtendlng beside• those evllllng, at school. Sesalon post- opened D1BilY nlee gifts. lng <!( tho deloons and deaeoo- grade llloihers. ., ed here namea wete Mra. Evelyn Mur- gove a paned from March 9. . eases. ·An o!ferlng for the work ' held 111 ra,y, Mta. ' O.rnlce Wlnn, Mlaa , Prtllcllni at, •' PAST MATRONS Clli> Pom :al the group TIIS scheduled !or UNDERGOES death Kathm1 Wel'ljlll', !.ira. Ethel Col- lloo ""!' lolrl. • e. m !imday ·with Vincent Jlabo POMEROY- Mrs. llits, Mrs. OleYl, Cottrlll, Mrl. II 1'1&8 antlounced roy Otiii'Jier 186, Order 01 the S and c. E. ~~ •• the ulhero. berte) Adkins of Mulberry Hlldo King; and Mrs. Vlt'glola mietlng will be 7:30 ~-':'thSiarho, p.m. TuesLenten' COin .cards 1'1111 also be I'll~, Is a surgical Whitlatch. of Mrl. M,vnxi MWer. . •, ._, ~ e me of Mrs. Thom. ullold by the congrel)atlon and at JlePnUI Hospital, Room 231;,JJ, Doil••· Church Class f.Aon d.OY In Syracuse ·:r.tr•. w · SerlouH •·•·· . . . .,; ,........;.. ,. .. • AP' Pas tor, Wife Given Surprise Upon Birthday a ch,'ldren Give p pro~Ac ,..;· "•t'''. Gil ' ed ~,11111Y rt eperv ~raeuoe F 1 • rom ......,ret Po ' ,. '~~r POMEROY~ Mr~~ LI~_.,,·R ~· Le-fort PTA ·' T~ Cl~ p4'1~ .~at• ~ch and~~ """t~Jaes • llo~del'f~SI =·!I~ ~. psd 'with a mlnlJIIl..,.lifldll ad!J,.,. 1ell'eta; ' Mrs. Roger Fink, !.ira. groom. Mrs. Wllllapl Ma:i'lhall ' WOllam Marsliall, Sandy Mar- Lim and Mlaa San<IY .Marshall serv- shall, and noosh. ed as hosteSses. ~ · : Among those attepdlni , were Se\fen of the 13 Dflglnal col· Mrs. Roger Russell, . m_ether of ,onles reql!lred voters to be the bride, Mpna Rusaell, Mrs. ~roperty owners, and some Olin Wolte, Mrll Jaek Chapman .New England states specilled and children; Mra. !iherldlan nus- church membership as a re· ' I ' aell, Mrs. Ernest Riled, M r •· quirement. "I, . • ,, ~.· .. ' '' ~: ~t. ~.Ill• ~llill'lltO- FESTIVAL -,, Q!' ,. r;t . . wu:.... R rur~nc b e~em ranees ~y '· \ Dod' N''9 hf Is Observed .. . , . · ·'' ' COME VIEW OUR COLLECtiON: J · ~~~~~~~~~~SI PTA "' Family Gatheririg Held at .¥e(llilro. ~illitge lJit.armar~ I dhillllll1 - ·.;; AN . .:£v'e. il ... · ., ~ . .., .,,. •I i ,. • c. !IJP\, I ,., I ',< ' Hitda j r • .. · ' ·.·· '. ;..} ltVIf ' Pllltt . .A, ' 14.00 ~ 12.00 ,, ' . '' . ' ' ' ,, ~-' ' L F. 18.00 ' I ,. 14.00 '14.00 il. -12.00 . ' .' ' ' .l ' " : ' ..>. ' - B :· ~1.- I j I '. ' .'., ' I' . .. y ~. . •\ ' i d ,·,....,Ntw)IP , i ..'' . '/ .c. ( q uo WMIIYIAII AllY IIIII st•IY• CIIIIIIIAlllll ... illw EATER •. " .. ·'' , Attending were . it ~fACmiolE ._ Mrf!., JWI>ert SlY- Rldiard llolcGtjjre Recine r..-IY.OfiOrd Fri- N<II1J, clrol1n1, , mornlnB 0! tbe death of her Motrll alld , 01 _ .,.,.,.., :Mn. UUian Sa,yre John- noidMbullt. . Fr.,;;: ~ri';;;d"'; Pedro, CaJU. !ihe Is cia or ·CIIYt~J!!ii% Mra. aQiterby' a IMIII, Carrell, and Lew!• Rjit)<IY and~~ Mr. d Marthe, both of San and:Mr •• John of Columbu4, < ' . ..j~ . • ·.).- .- . -- , I. " H •l•,l('l:i ~rfj ' v.., f ·, - I I, I' ' "J '~ .. ii<;~I') •t,. . r----------------------;_;:.:_:+:.::.:..:=.:==~ L~.......,n DIES , ...,• ..,. ' Soft and .romantic . . . this IS a woman ... this 1s the mellow mood of spring fashions , &I Young. . D . heading tbot project are Rus- Norfolk, Va. !ihe was accompanLADIES AUXILIARY of IJmv · ,Y ,oOCIIle sell 1.\'Dns and Mariua Chain led there by her husbond SoturWebllor Foot 39, Amerlean Le- · bora. - da,y. glon, Tuesday at 7:30p.m. at . RACINE- Dad's nl&llt Till tbe hill. observed and plano were madl MEIGS COUNTY Rl~ Club, for an Esoter parQ> for t h e 7:30 'l'llesday nillbt at tbe E. aehool cl\Udren when RectDe EleJ.IWI reoldeoee. mentaey PTA met.recmrtl,y atthe WEDNESDAY school. WOMAN'S CbrisFlthera attending the meeting !· tlanPOMEROY T._,.ance Union, 2 p,m. were the only ones oounted for Wednesday at the United lloletho- tho attendance award which went di&t Church. to the aecond grade. Mrs. Nancy WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, 7:- Carnahan Presided at the meet30 Wednesday at the home of lng wblch opened Tilth the Oag Mra. Alfred Yesuger. Mrs. Cllf- pledge 111111 the PTA prayer led ford Ph11Up1 Ia oo-booteas. by Mrs. Mary K. Yost. Offtcers reports ~eclvenbylllrs. Grace Hutrman, seeretar)', and Mrs. Nancy Ervin, treuurer. Plans were discussed for ihe Eaotor pai'Q', ltd the next PTA for. meeting TIIS .~ for TUesday, Deoco~ses April 16, Elected :to tho nominating committee were Mrs. Er. .. ·. vln, Mrs. Yost, and Mro.-Marge "~'~· SYRACUSE _ Ordlnatlal and Kimbler. Theconlmltteewillprethere ••• bit lnltailatlon of deseonesaea Till aent , • ,sla:te oC; o!!lcera at the , held &mda,y morning cllrlnll the April meeting, 'l1ie first grade reaion·more •ncl more. 1 '!il'"' ,TIDrll>(jl hour at the FJrll United mothers will have charge of re, ~Preobyterlan Church by the Rev. lrealunento, and the !IIIII grade people shop at Vlll~ge : Ltnilf!n H. Stebbins. lil&talled room llloihera will provide babyTier~ Mrs. llel«~ Harris, Mro. sltUng service. Phlrm1cy. Prompt •ncl / ViriiiQf•:Jiurhe, Mrs. Glenna ~ Mrs. Yost and Mr~ Ktmbler vis, Mr1: Aanes White Mrr. presented the pl'O(Iiim. Mrs. complett prelcriptlon )llike, Mrs. ~ . Yost Presented a poem and did and Mlu Frankie a II1W1d 4ects ~' Mrs. ..rvlce 1t loW re110n1ble .• Kimbler l'Ud llle,Jifilor1 of the. pr!cea Ia our flrat order of busin111 Holy communion service• will state fteg :' · iJ;: :~~~~< anMaunclyTburltdaj)d!.ht ~ehea, ~to chips, \lOP ~~ Easter, arouild the talilos ond ootfee Tlere served following a..t ua fill your next the amex of the ebl¢ch, !llr the meeting by Ute second grade 'c>'••t""' !lmrloe services will be lnothera. · Preaciiptlon 00 Easter morning, !oiloTI'\ Tlith -ee and - • I n the . Wor!ill(jl oervlceaareheld ,. . · · '· · flmday morning at 9~ tid.u,~, · ·. j)J -.y School at· 10 • ~~r:rres YCJOCk The public is invited. . POMEROY _ ~ " '• pUtDAN MEADpWS 1 ~ Will heJd -re : lt ·thi PHONE 992•5759 home of Mr. llld Mr1. · ... '" Servce Held G}turch .. sto•U.lr,_·_.·, G. B ' ''!luna $hutins Pfannec:J J.oi;. . 'I I Eri!ll1 OS ·~, "!'~~llt~~. . . ·. , be~,. ~a.: Sauer 'GV~s .. moll COif~ ·.,.~·· Sl\ltill!l~hennd-'ad'liwuer, si~..J.~ Lesson ~fh·.'~ Mi'r: I!Ua~.' aJHt'SI ted~ ar N'---1 •' \ ,, tlt~ ,~ A~l. meeUJt¥ ' j'r~r ~ reeel)~ ' ""'"•" • 16, 1?~~ ~.clti , i\M liU!~ll becaine tlle·btijle"' Artb\11' 0 'r I s Wolf~ a~ · iJ\e ','Bachtel i;. U,B. Cburch · ~tl)tiRev. Mrs. AchrBh J,(Jile~ qJtld ~tlng. Attendants TIOre Mlsa IJ1.8D4 Hoed and Mr. Mike Brewer. . '• F.olloliln( lhe' '!'eddillll a reception ,..,1,-eld lntbe ~Of ph w, clal room. The table TIIB center- p.m It""" t./ .... ' MASON ',,.!.' On..)Saturday•c=-: .....-cl; e<! wi~ a throe.Uered c~ ~~ 'George ~er!ers1 Alicia and Janie · ~onr (: "'ttoobeck" Amel/Nrlon Io at'" bet1 an&l• priiit !-ckgouad of Acollio J...., with bow bt. I 2·pc. doublebreuted dim .Wt witl1 satin n.. eur aored okitt ;, po10d aaalaot • trim It 1wtethean neck and llttpplnl' trim down thor.... ~or Pllllt u. ,;,., 14%-24%. IY YQUNG LADY. , bu- .IUld moclr. lap po<keta .. , boi&e, aqua, or . :*ImP lo PI 12-20. BY DANDY MISS. �••• • •'<-1: . ., .· "r ' ., . ~ ., •• 1. ' • '' • •' '. ~ LOG CABIN SYRUP 24 " oz. ';(· . DOWNEY FABRIC SOFTNER '. QUART SIZE ,. .. 25 lb. HI-C FRUIT DRINKS CHARM IN 46 ,. oz. ' ' . . ' 4 ROLLS TOILET TlSS~, UE "' KING SIZE 2 CONVENIENT LOCATiONS .'10 SERVE YOU ~ ' '·3· 7·~~~ . • r' ' . .'< I . r ~ ~\ . '. ' . .~.· ''V• ' '\ •J ' 1 . . .,r • '· c JELLO All RAYORS ' STANT PUDDING ERS M:ACARONI ARMOUR TIEET ' .. p· TA·TO~S • , .. '·I•· 14 oz. 14 QT. 16 OZ. vr.G. 12 Ol. CAll '. $ 'SE-E '· D 100 LB .. '. " '., U. S•.NO. 1 KENNEBEC . C· "[,, S1.19 .. , , ';{:tr... 'it ~ ' ' 13' 2Sc ' . ' ' ' '~. · ·~:· ~D:...IES .· '" ' ·. ' ' ,, '\ :~ . 1 .. �••• • •'<-1: . ., .· "r ' ., . ~ ., •• 1. ' • '' • •' '. ~ LOG CABIN SYRUP 24 " oz. ';(· . DOWNEY FABRIC SOFTNER '. QUART SIZE ,. .. 25 lb. HI-C FRUIT DRINKS CHARM IN 46 ,. oz. ' ' . . ' 4 ROLLS TOILET TlSS~, UE "' KING SIZE 2 CONVENIENT LOCATiONS .'10 SERVE YOU ~ ' '·3· 7·~~~ . • r' ' . .'< I . r ~ ~\ . '. ' . .~.· ''V• ' '\ •J ' 1 . . .,r • '· c JELLO All RAYORS ' STANT PUDDING ERS M:ACARONI ARMOUR TIEET ' .. p· TA·TO~S • , .. '·I•· 14 oz. 14 QT. 16 OZ. vr.G. 12 Ol. CAll '. $ 'SE-E '· D 100 LB .. '. " '., U. S•.NO. 1 KENNEBEC . C· "[,, S1.19 .. , , ';{:tr... 'it ~ ' ' 13' 2Sc ' . ' ' ' '~. · ·~:· ~D:...IES .· '" ' ·. ' ' ,, '\ :~ . 1 .. �. ', '' . ,, nucked i .. First Testin 974 Perso year. To underw one at nti tl .,• mombor 1 beLos lQ< h1 3 NO.8 .•vtoeiwn rlke ol tht Jllloaa Choml can lnlerna IIUIJOrb perrormancea the &trans! I ana from ld the W 0 I>P ilnd Ill ' Co en P GE 13 I ill ..., r bo!ng J~l5 re a a lected 71 !· = ~=-:·:·: ·>:·: ·:·:·:·:::·:·: · :·:·:·:·:·:·:· TIR !i :·: ·:.;.;.;.;.;.:.:·:·:·:·:·:· :·: StAT RICl5 " i:.T • l ' • • .. J~~ •.- . . ' •" ' , endu ement Dead ·:·:·:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:-:· :·:·:·=·=·=·:·: ·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:=:-:-:=~:=:=::;:;.; Jordan! of ( t OQII'Oily clear h hances of getting ake the plu •. • A.NSPORTAT ........ C ARGE;S • oboortL,;n,, to e tlve action u ecUve t r oct!on ha been In •• Ia,. . .. Oti ' H i Golden , �. ', '' . ,, nucked i .. First Testin 974 Perso year. To underw one at nti tl .,• mombor 1 beLos lQ< h1 3 NO.8 .•vtoeiwn rlke ol tht Jllloaa Choml can lnlerna IIUIJOrb perrormancea the &trans! I ana from ld the W 0 I>P ilnd Ill ' Co en P GE 13 I ill ..., r bo!ng J~l5 re a a lected 71 !· = ~=-:·:·: ·>:·: ·:·:·:·:::·:·: · :·:·:·:·:·:·:· TIR !i :·: ·:.;.;.;.;.;.:.:·:·:·:·:·:· :·: StAT RICl5 " i:.T • l ' • • .. J~~ •.- . . ' •" ' , endu ement Dead ·:·:·:·:-:·:-:·:·:·:-:· :·:·:·=·=·=·:·: ·:· :·:·:·:·:·:·:=:·:=:-:-:=~:=:=::;:;.; Jordan! of ( t OQII'Oily clear h hances of getting ake the plu •. • A.NSPORTAT ........ C ARGE;S • oboortL,;n,, to e tlve action u ecUve t r oct!on ha been In •• Ia,. . .. Oti ' H i Golden , �.\ ,. ' er char ·with sev s foub in the -second rter and d put on -am e tOg the 1 nine p lnt ' 1!4hibitw"'" Re ul ... o< •! L • k r .. ~ ' ' . t I c ·, Is or Houtll>n commented, u irJ the worl uc bask:~:: uld have " • Alci!Utl•r gra In.,..... hl ~ ac m andAJJ and 000 DOl all ODD 500 02 8 3 7 11 0 I ), an~ PagAni., P I . 1111 - Llnlllilad utslclo 10 the dell&ht or ' e IDs ~!01·• 15,7f2. rts ' d or T IOn o ond Hea 4 Dr. 6 -----··. ORD· I 1. :-r. r 1 adio and H ter h 4 out' ol 83 lor 51. per cent and gained '"·'11111~ I th 71 9 loss to ston In sch r · Janu , hlch I the Cougar, llowi~W the 8 ra l natio n Hou ulna second. LIP()LIS - Carol Borden, lion F eoun,ey CO•mrruXI Ploao y c from· ~ 95.00 ------ - WP1 I 000000-J I 000 Olx- 251 (7) and ca en ter boating Ohio ofN~=: l -1 (6), " 10 Mu1y MDr•o Cora •nd ruck oC er From '.; . d! ass To Te ..'•' ' .,·' ,. 'llipt- . A y e t N d rn At Boston EF D ~··· lor ' ' A ent by • TO onal? ·-1y(, wster e estern, and Mlke _gbl ye' . tie, lnnstl In All and Kennedy c oicel ror the team. pta, I uf75 >• •.., I_ 1_ . •. �.\ ,. ' er char ·with sev s foub in the -second rter and d put on -am e tOg the 1 nine p lnt ' 1!4hibitw"'" Re ul ... o< •! L • k r .. ~ ' ' . t I c ·, Is or Houtll>n commented, u irJ the worl uc bask:~:: uld have " • Alci!Utl•r gra In.,..... hl ~ ac m andAJJ and 000 DOl all ODD 500 02 8 3 7 11 0 I ), an~ PagAni., P I . 1111 - Llnlllilad utslclo 10 the dell&ht or ' e IDs ~!01·• 15,7f2. rts ' d or T IOn o ond Hea 4 Dr. 6 -----··. ORD· I 1. :-r. r 1 adio and H ter h 4 out' ol 83 lor 51. per cent and gained '"·'11111~ I th 71 9 loss to ston In sch r · Janu , hlch I the Cougar, llowi~W the 8 ra l natio n Hou ulna second. LIP()LIS - Carol Borden, lion F eoun,ey CO•mrruXI Ploao y c from· ~ 95.00 ------ - WP1 I 000000-J I 000 Olx- 251 (7) and ca en ter boating Ohio ofN~=: l -1 (6), " 10 Mu1y MDr•o Cora •nd ruck oC er From '.; . d! ass To Te ..'•' ' .,·' ,. 'llipt- . A y e t N d rn At Boston EF D ~··· lor ' ' A ent by • TO onal? ·-1y(, wster e estern, and Mlke _gbl ye' . tie, lnnstl In All and Kennedy c oicel ror the team. pta, I uf75 >• •.., I_ 1_ . •. �,. . N~~· ~atk.b' S 'ba8ket6111 ·',.i'i; J ... 'NOrt!i· - ~uno r~ ~' ' lbe notlonlll!', ployod the wim,or oil · llou!llon-tiCLA cla,h In r-turila,yPs linals for tho nstlDnal colloBiate chanwionsh!P. .. · loi.iller sc'ored 2o Point• but bad ooiid aid from RulliY Clark in roboundln& and CiW'Ile S<:ott dofonslv.ar. · Epstein Gets Three Hits .For Senators f~ot ''10 ,.. Colwnbus East made it, but West- ~ stein thi s spring !lOW that he' s oot in the spotllght anymore. ~stein collected two singles and a triPle and drove In two runs Frldl,y as the Senators~ Pod Pittsburgh 8-2. Frank Howard had a double and homer and four R81& to provide most or the rest or the senator attack. ' ( l ' (IJPD _: Jeff Booms paced Euclid with 13 Points. Glrfleid rallied from a 13polot deftcJt twice in the tirst hall on llle way to Its .tctoty over Ltma. Tho Grll!lns got 57 Point& from a big front line led by 6-7 Poyton Townsend, who canned 29. CU- ~emnan added 15 whUe .. _,_. . ;.. :~e ~,::a ·:. ::·< I Wilt ~~lai!l ~~· a sore toe but bo iral jolot'.,.uo- Ibn Scherer's tw.o rree thr'owl wllh four socolidsremainlli(Beaio od Western's doom. A buCket b.Y Ert< Loll( .llad·cut lbo marcln to one wllll olcht secood remaining. Schoror finished wllll 20polnts IIIII au • stater n>u;r Alt had 2:1. Wray Jordan paced Western with 18 points. AU-otater Roy Rlgsb,y a4ded 16 and Dave Brewater contributed u. ~stater John Kennedy 11<ored 13 ol hlo 23 points In \he !lnal porlod to lead ~rlng(l•ld over '!'01' ua1 pain Ill U.e'DIClj:lof IM'~·, York Knlc!<l ~,nil!rt'' ·. 1be Knldts, hO!ItM oc·upeet- • big Phlladel!lld~ tn·~o/'!1~ • o!thoNBApilll'i!l!lwlihlbeiPI•·, · lhat proved ~· a- · ciiOst lbe •76er• -~thor"". ular aea100, ~ tnto a 10 .. ' point lead ..,.~y l~ lbo tliltii tier·· · tod. '~ ( ,.! But Chamberlain, sore~ IIIII all,' lhen stetted· denilllatlng llle game In blo eypl~ Caablon and powered tbe 7tlero to a 118-110 triiiiiiPh 111 '1118 ilri! come llle best-41-....., eerteo. Chamberlain,..,.; sulreiedlhOiniurywben biB foot wai ~ on durlni Townsolid chJWed In with 1:1. Lima led a0-17 midway lbl~ugh the second period belore a late rail~' cut the deficit to just two polnto, 31>841 hi llltermlaalon. llol Footer paced Lima with 22polnts. . · .. hu ki lleld NO,Ieh . •lee, tlnctive• shades Cor 1 ' ·w..-s, shorts eo ; Manb~"an, Enr9 or the regular seaaori finale~ SCOI'"i' ed 37 points. polled c1o1m 29 ribounds and added seven aoslstL 'fhero was a surprl .. in lhe ... patt,ern- all lrWS. at,yles••• for yOur,, oel~on. !n fabrics tliatwi ilh eaa~, ·, in lbo nrst come or their bestcr.seven mateh. ROME (UPl) - L. C. MorThe 16ers trilled 69-.19 wllb can, 146, Youngstown, Ohio, and 8:46 left In lllo third period bUt · Angel Robln100 Garcl>., 143, eliploded !Dr 10 sttalsht points Cuba, dreW (10). to tie the game and were in wear comro.,loblt. J Si,e~ . 14:-18 ·. s,oo • 6.00 charge Ute rest of the w;zy. Wally BOLOGNA, Ral,y (UPI) - Ed- Jones added 23 pulllts Cor Phllauardo Corlelti, 197, Argentina, dell)hla. &topped Franclo!o San Jose PerWillis Reed led New York w!Ut et, 183, ~n (5). 38 whUe Dick Barnett "~~dod 29. -New York SCRANTON, Pa. (UPD -Jer- declsfoned Mort 'Brownlleld, 194, McKeesport, P•. (10). Mar )1, bolliat A11lenl. · .·~~ap~a. ·e . ' : JUmi)RS- Mlko Adami, oh.lt aeroaro. ll\t~mtlilbort, &\id''11i"'!'o;C!tarletBaker,mllo GoWa 1>¥ rear br ld!ooi...S ..ontllll 11111-loWWr<!iel;jlellbBiack; !leV; .mleb ~-- will be CCDI\POIIDI: oprlnto, 100, 220,, relor, Gene AprP I $I:Nidlill - Ger~ Benneit, ~. twO mUo; WIII'IIO Fran· ~- ··• ell ~·-- d mn .1o1m · '" .-• ,'!'" 1<111; F··' ...., -~,~~ et,, ~ Da.td . 1111, mile, trackwlleld ~ tyenlolllllo<l); Lef I!W·oon, rel~¥,;_1!1ck Mosh•,y, · pu~ ;:;~::~;,.: •- ...,.,. •• ••• _, ~-- . Paul 81. shot put; Brian 13 ,...•. .,..M·'• 100, 2... "" ...ar; ~•i IIVI> .ilm Gilmore, bfib !1!1711'. ,i:>ol\o lllln!!t, 440, broad Jump, IIIII . •liao 10 vault, brood jtiq), ~ .r el'f; hurdles; David SUnpleo, two ~~ '••i~cl.ildli1•· 1ho Soulb- Tom ~" . 220 . - !!!•cui; milo; Steve - • · dlocuo, shot J N&"- 880 -'J'"'"·"''' ~... Ohio Alllletlo Lea8UO arne a _.,, ; ""' ...,.. ""' ..~ 1~ !l*lctr,lllch hurdlet, loiJ,y hnd lilt Dllllrlct meet ker, low hurdlet, diiCUIIIIIi re- brood JUmp, and hi8ll Jump; IIIII 1811. · ' Bruce WU111111, ItO. , ~ Apr1112 , Aprlll6 Aprill8 ,frud;Qn ,· ,, ., , I• .. .·, OLDER~AN \ • By MURRAY NEA Sports Editor NEW YORK-(NEAI·-A half-<enlury, after Dutch ~ert : of the old Original CelUcs conceive41he art of playing basket· , ~II wllh his back to the basket, Wilt Chamberlain bas re· ned the practice to its ultima!Al. . • AM in so doing he has been named loday the winner of the t 13tb annual Maurice Podololl Cup as the most valuable plaver • of the NaUonal Baskolball Aasoclation, In an exclusive ballot t co¥ucted ·for tho league by NEA. : There never' has been a lrivot like the big man of the Philat delpbla 78ars. Aller, all, old Dutch was only 8-2 when he sta: Uoiied blmseU in tho keyhole and deftly. fed passes to the tCeltics, whUe Wilt looms a fuU foot higher and absolutely un· • budge able at pounds. . ~ For the. first ljme in moctern ba&ketball history, a •i!en!Alr,' Chamblr.laln, bas led the NBA iii the vital if unheralded , de!':rtm!int of 1118iBIB. It's also the all-time switch in cbar1ac r lot. a man "who spent the firs~ decade of blo athletic being ,career, \J"aclug back to his varalty debut al ;acc...OO ·of a selftsh, indlviduaUatic psyehe a lot ;of honors for Wilt and nooe fi>r the learns he with. • in Wilt ! N-· I'' ."',.,. Moy 1 we run into a stkky problem, we call in Marvin." At the meetings, the players ei!ected a 30-point pact with the owners that included such !!Alms as a $10,000 minimum salary, a raise in meal money from $8 to $12 and a hike in "Murphy" money (for incidentals during spring exercises) from ~ to $40. " The experience of negotiating at that level," notes Tom, " has given me a little more insight into baseball." II bas also helped him radoaallze the trade tbat sent blm from tbe GlaDis, the only organization be was In for 11 years In profesoloioiol ba..baU, to lhe Dodgers. "This ts·ab,o . good experience for me," be says. 14 l'd like to manage in the majors some day. You'll never find me Haller, a .200 hitter who specialized in hitting the long ball !of the Giants, has also been able to take a more objective view of his old dub now that he's not a part of it. Packed with stars like Willie Mays, WiUle McCovey, Orlando Cepeda, Jim Ray Hart, with pitchers like Juan Marichal, Gaylord Perry and Mike McCormick, the Giants have been one of the most frustrating !Alams in baseball. They have finished sec· ond in the National League each o! the last three years. DURING the aUll at prollftc SAY I wiasth aa . by ·lbe players ·on· the third ·Straight. It is ~Iii vote4 lhe 10011 1859-80. > lmi)IIO'Spolt ., \! . ' ·ToDAv.AND SEE .wa:v.. ~ IT'S . ' ' '. , "•'•,.. " '· f . < ' ' . •.·G.!.LLIPOil :.. Jlm-Seydor, Hold . Baiketboll Coach at Ohio UllvetllliY,wlllbetho cuoot ~Balltl'..::·~~etB:"':o - .... p.m. MondO!' In llle· Waohlngton Elom-·-Schoolca!oterla. ~' ~- b7 lbe Gllll.Poll• Blue llevll' ' B<•>~ters Club, 111, 'al!alr wtu be potluck wUh par· eats brillglng a covered dloh. The Booatera will !urnlob bread, ~-- ~ d Uk -·-·~Ill!. an m · Presentation ol Dvo awards will hil!lillsllt llle event. The so Include: Best Do!ondve Playw Trophy, _spmsored by llle Blue Devtls Boosters Club; Best Bebounder Trophy, ~er Slate service Center; Highest S<hol&r· ship Cor a VarslliY Player, MeKnlsllt & Davieo Hardware; Best Foul 91ooter Gallla Acadom7 1llslt School' Allllet!c IJepl1'(,. mont: and tile Most Valuable Player Trophy Max Tawney Slu41os ' ~ch John Milhoan willlntro· •.. • 4uco llle Seventh Grade players; Coach Everette Vance, t h e Eighth Graders; coach Clll! WU aon, the Freahme11; coach Glenn Trout. the Reserves; COach !Nke Bursoo, llle VarslliY; and L. Ed· ward Stewart, tbe Cheerleaders. Odie O'Donnell will serve as maetor o1 ceremonies 81ld lbo Rev. Joseph c. Chapman pastor or the First Baptist church For the first-place winner-this exciting grand prize .' A COMPLETE GAME ROOM Includes table and four chairs , folding bar, billiard table, color TV, movie Outfit, stereo, 25 ·re<: · ord albums. beveraa:e dispenser. and game chest. .OTHER WINNERS WILl RECEIVE 4 Brunswick Billiard Tablll 25 Beverage Dispensers 250 Game Chests Swte pt lt~es. ..-old whert reiUIIttd or prohibit ed by lew. No DUrthltn req.,.lrtd , Picll up )'OU' entry bi11nk no w. CAROLINA LUMB-ER lft.ilU SUPPLY CO• PT. PLEASAI'I 1 Opp. B ...0 0 Depot wil give llle invocation~---·~===6:75-:11:60:::::: ~:6l DELS ON DISPLAY I you want to TILL GRADE SLOPES, LEVEL RUTS, DIG HOLES or lRENCHES, RAJ(£ or a - '144"., BPB£1MJ I 963 c.dillac 4Dbor5edan Coupe· Deville. Full pow· er equipment, radio, tint· ed gla!s, wls!.w tires. Ileal <harp car. LOcally "'"""-' ... -.· YARD•MAN I!AftTHBIRI) . Why do More P.ople Buy Cbavroltt Ctsr$ ~n ·PQIIia Why Do More People. Buy 9tevrolet Tr\lcks" Make? "0. 1 PRoPlJCr ~- QU~LITY .iliALt .' . . { ' 1 ,, • Lenny Wilitens, the dexterous little playmaker of the St LoUis Hawks and the other assist leader ·of the NBA, was distant second to Chamberlain in Ibis year's tally . He was followed by Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles LaJ<ero the comeback champion of 1967-418; Dave Bing the Detrbit Piston •Ioarpshooter who led the NBA in seoring,' the Oscar Robert. son, still the most venaWe player in basketball. $1895 VI,, ",'\ · .$ .$ • At~~= ~ ; . Mll••pl"i ,. .. . ~ and BUY lurquoise-while, power brakes & steering, radio, whllewall tires. Ita Impala !!port Coape, V-8, while, -Powerglide, power brakes and steering, AM·FM radio, whitewall tires. 1118 Impala Super Sport ClavertJble, white, red bucket seats~ power steering and brakel, radio, whitewall Urea, lllrbo hy· dramalic. Ita Cllevellt MIHbu Sport Cpo. Red, black vinyl top, Powerglide, power ' steering, radio, whllewan tires, plenty !'llfas. Ita lmJI!ila 4 Door Wn, V-1, """"""· black vinyl trim, turbo hy4r8!D"tic. power lleerlng, ra. wl)itewall tireS. ~ 118 'IW, yellow, ,.,.,,. , vlliyl top, special equip- .. for sUp i E 20 .• 'l I'~'. '' At Pl.~ . At :rronton• ib ofUJe SAVE DOLLARS '" eoaiDao Coape, v.a. ~ .J•ek8o0. , . : •• ...v ~· OOPHOMORES- Rld!llortOO, ' B80i Mike -~. 440; Mlkll Cattor, 880; Dana Clellllll,880; ' • Gilbert Craig, 220; Norman oo: more, hurdles; Vance H o c k; ' . ._, . rtnt · VEltO''BI!lACH, ·F'l!I.-(NEAl-Pers~ve is ililportant.to op s; Rid! llueholt, mUo; Ed- T Hall F dle: Johnson, broad Jump; DOvld om ·. er. or seven years he loo .out from behind a "!ask stenc. · lied with the brand of the San Frandsco GiantS, '· -' KUrz, 880 ; -·• Moore, shot N t• 'the Lo r· put; Da.tll Romaine; 88D, rtlO!'; ""~fum in s Angel~ Dodger~ and a whole n~w worl(l, IIIII Mlke 91aver, pole vllllt. ey g a trade Ibis past wmter, which dldn t exactlY·· FRESHMEN - IJenDia Clag, •v.~pr!Se Tom. . ' ' A ballplayer IBn't a dummy," says the tall !Alacher who dlacua; Steve Gardner, 440; John r~elved. bls bachejor of science degree from Illinois 'after he Patrick, 220; TOm Pro.. , dla- was already in professional baseball. "Hesees and analyzes . cuo; and Roy Stewart, 2~0. the situatlo.n. He also reads the papers and gets the 4rPt. "Tbe Giants bad, an excess number of eateberl. I was the oldest of the buncb, at 31. 1 ltarted talldDg to Cllul> Feeney (vlee-presldenl of the Glanto) about the poulbiHiy of belog traded at winter major league meeting• In Medeo City." Tom wasn't lhere as a tourist. HJs perspective on baseball also involves the view from the toJ>-statesmanship. Tom Is the oi!icially designate4 player representative of tbe Nallonal League (his counterpart for the American League is S!Alve Hamilton, lhe gray-haired lefthander of the New York Yankees) · . And every night Tom HaUer sleeps holler knowing that Marvln MiUer is pitching the baD for the players. Ml\l"Vin Miller . is lhe .peneil·mustached labor expert who became r.xecuhve secretary of the baseball players association a couple of years ago at $50,000 a year. "The biggest step for· ward we ever made," says Haller. "It creates a real good atmosphere because it takes the pressure oil the player rep· resentahves as far as talking grievances with the owners. If m lean S :lz • ~· ·· ,, ' .. ;,·• ,, AJn"Q !P. '," • 4Pr.ll., 17 AtJijpler ,/t··~. ·~/·· ~i= l'• .... Wlilama • ·' ~ < Jhl 9 . -~;. , News~~- .· H ..,· .1,'et's· N · " · 1 . ew W"or".J ' ¥ . ,1 0 equ1alb dominant With wbal · attack in history.'.' Jta • - " ' ~- lp lQ¥ ·c;;atii.Pollo , .1 ~~!~l!~~~!f'o~··e~o~P.r~ COMPANY Demonstrato1 ~7 ltlo.Y, lO ~~-- -RFJS!!:RYJ.!; :· r~.-. APrll 8 1 • ~¥ Goes to Wilt Podoloff' · and. Shapely other playoft game 11 San Fran.. cisco etunned 111. Lou!•· ,J-l.106 ry Tomasett1,199, Dunmore, Pa., :APrile -~ • 1 '"' and never got untracked. He team's 17 points in the third Lincoln. wound ~ the season with a .226 quarter and led the East assault average with justnlnehomer&and with 26 pointa. The Tljjero aloo Fi~ht Re~ull!i ~ the end of the sea- got 19 points Crom 6-5 junior Nick Conoor and II !rom 6-7 captain Ranczy Smilll. ' Ttie, . BUt: S~ll:'J·~' . 1 " ~ ~. -~ Ptiin '·'jA Ne It:~ ··. Western Beaten ern or Pike County dldn'~ Unbeaten East .overpowered bralll)' slugger Mike ~stein be- EucUd, 71HO, Frlcioy night In an came one ot the most talked eaay Clasa AA semifinal victory ibout ployers In ba>eball when In lho atito hil!ll school basketbe balked at belnc sent down to ball tournament. _the miUors b.Y. the Baltimore The Tll!ers, now 2~ !aced Orioles. Hamilton Gu11ol4ln laat nilllfl When ~stein recused hlo mi- Clau AA finale. Garfield ovfl\" nor leasue assipunent the Or- came stubborn Lima senior, Gg;. tole5, who were then the detend- 65, in the OJlener of the semi111: world chamPions and felt ftnal doubleheader, Boog Powell had a lock on the Western BIW its 2~e win first ba>o job, sent ~stein and streah ohattered by Manstleld Frank Bertai.na to WashiQJton st. Peter'&, 73-70. ll>rlng(leld for Pete Richert. Loc at of Mahonlng CoWIIiY shacl&>stein, though, lllen Called to ed Cincinnati Lincoln Heigbta, live ~ to ttis advance biWn,g in 53-50, in the other etas~; Arsem~ his fh•s·! se~son with the Senators. final daytime ""lion. &>stein sot off to a poor start Ed Rotleff ocorod 12 or hill Dl.tferent For Epstein Things are a lot different fllr l . n ... ·1s· 01 ~---------·__••·..·····-.··,.,': t_ ;t~-e.. J..JeVl .... · ~e Banquet I Wilt~li;u' SfJrf~; . ~- 1 East in Fin<tls ll)' United Press lnoernotlnnal , A year ago the brawey but "'f :7/ Outt!,it4 ·1il<l van.Jolelm IIIII Koltlll'lla- April22 IIOidora IIIII Pot Arch- April 2s ... ~. 30 f:;lqlll>!n.,.. and Jeff T yo, n..n.u_ ~~~~~~:;~ were !!¢4·,lro'l' -~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (~Ia!) '- son, he had faded into obscur:Uy. ~· •-' •Pol~ I• !WJ ~bedlllt: . .. MEIGS !UGH ,.,,, . ' ·:VJII',IIIiY Sch~ .•, . , Mar<MS Vlntm Apr112 At Jaej<q April 3 l!WI81 ·. ·' . .• ~ ' I ' ' '' • ' . " " ' ,. ; . \ ' �,. . N~~· ~atk.b' S 'ba8ket6111 ·',.i'i; J ... 'NOrt!i· - ~uno r~ ~' ' lbe notlonlll!', ployod the wim,or oil · llou!llon-tiCLA cla,h In r-turila,yPs linals for tho nstlDnal colloBiate chanwionsh!P. .. · loi.iller sc'ored 2o Point• but bad ooiid aid from RulliY Clark in roboundln& and CiW'Ile S<:ott dofonslv.ar. · Epstein Gets Three Hits .For Senators f~ot ''10 ,.. Colwnbus East made it, but West- ~ stein thi s spring !lOW that he' s oot in the spotllght anymore. ~stein collected two singles and a triPle and drove In two runs Frldl,y as the Senators~ Pod Pittsburgh 8-2. Frank Howard had a double and homer and four R81& to provide most or the rest or the senator attack. ' ( l ' (IJPD _: Jeff Booms paced Euclid with 13 Points. Glrfleid rallied from a 13polot deftcJt twice in the tirst hall on llle way to Its .tctoty over Ltma. Tho Grll!lns got 57 Point& from a big front line led by 6-7 Poyton Townsend, who canned 29. CU- ~emnan added 15 whUe .. _,_. . ;.. :~e ~,::a ·:. ::·< I Wilt ~~lai!l ~~· a sore toe but bo iral jolot'.,.uo- Ibn Scherer's tw.o rree thr'owl wllh four socolidsremainlli(Beaio od Western's doom. A buCket b.Y Ert< Loll( .llad·cut lbo marcln to one wllll olcht secood remaining. Schoror finished wllll 20polnts IIIII au • stater n>u;r Alt had 2:1. Wray Jordan paced Western with 18 points. AU-otater Roy Rlgsb,y a4ded 16 and Dave Brewater contributed u. ~stater John Kennedy 11<ored 13 ol hlo 23 points In \he !lnal porlod to lead ~rlng(l•ld over '!'01' ua1 pain Ill U.e'DIClj:lof IM'~·, York Knlc!<l ~,nil!rt'' ·. 1be Knldts, hO!ItM oc·upeet- • big Phlladel!lld~ tn·~o/'!1~ • o!thoNBApilll'i!l!lwlihlbeiPI•·, · lhat proved ~· a- · ciiOst lbe •76er• -~thor"". ular aea100, ~ tnto a 10 .. ' point lead ..,.~y l~ lbo tliltii tier·· · tod. '~ ( ,.! But Chamberlain, sore~ IIIII all,' lhen stetted· denilllatlng llle game In blo eypl~ Caablon and powered tbe 7tlero to a 118-110 triiiiiiPh 111 '1118 ilri! come llle best-41-....., eerteo. Chamberlain,..,.; sulreiedlhOiniurywben biB foot wai ~ on durlni Townsolid chJWed In with 1:1. Lima led a0-17 midway lbl~ugh the second period belore a late rail~' cut the deficit to just two polnto, 31>841 hi llltermlaalon. llol Footer paced Lima with 22polnts. . · .. hu ki lleld NO,Ieh . •lee, tlnctive• shades Cor 1 ' ·w..-s, shorts eo ; Manb~"an, Enr9 or the regular seaaori finale~ SCOI'"i' ed 37 points. polled c1o1m 29 ribounds and added seven aoslstL 'fhero was a surprl .. in lhe ... patt,ern- all lrWS. at,yles••• for yOur,, oel~on. !n fabrics tliatwi ilh eaa~, ·, in lbo nrst come or their bestcr.seven mateh. ROME (UPl) - L. C. MorThe 16ers trilled 69-.19 wllb can, 146, Youngstown, Ohio, and 8:46 left In lllo third period bUt · Angel Robln100 Garcl>., 143, eliploded !Dr 10 sttalsht points Cuba, dreW (10). to tie the game and were in wear comro.,loblt. J Si,e~ . 14:-18 ·. s,oo • 6.00 charge Ute rest of the w;zy. Wally BOLOGNA, Ral,y (UPI) - Ed- Jones added 23 pulllts Cor Phllauardo Corlelti, 197, Argentina, dell)hla. &topped Franclo!o San Jose PerWillis Reed led New York w!Ut et, 183, ~n (5). 38 whUe Dick Barnett "~~dod 29. -New York SCRANTON, Pa. (UPD -Jer- declsfoned Mort 'Brownlleld, 194, McKeesport, P•. (10). Mar )1, bolliat A11lenl. · .·~~ap~a. ·e . ' : JUmi)RS- Mlko Adami, oh.lt aeroaro. ll\t~mtlilbort, &\id''11i"'!'o;C!tarletBaker,mllo GoWa 1>¥ rear br ld!ooi...S ..ontllll 11111-loWWr<!iel;jlellbBiack; !leV; .mleb ~-- will be CCDI\POIIDI: oprlnto, 100, 220,, relor, Gene AprP I $I:Nidlill - Ger~ Benneit, ~. twO mUo; WIII'IIO Fran· ~- ··• ell ~·-- d mn .1o1m · '" .-• ,'!'" 1<111; F··' ...., -~,~~ et,, ~ Da.td . 1111, mile, trackwlleld ~ tyenlolllllo<l); Lef I!W·oon, rel~¥,;_1!1ck Mosh•,y, · pu~ ;:;~::~;,.: •- ...,.,. •• ••• _, ~-- . Paul 81. shot put; Brian 13 ,...•. .,..M·'• 100, 2... "" ...ar; ~•i IIVI> .ilm Gilmore, bfib !1!1711'. ,i:>ol\o lllln!!t, 440, broad Jump, IIIII . •liao 10 vault, brood jtiq), ~ .r el'f; hurdles; David SUnpleo, two ~~ '••i~cl.ildli1•· 1ho Soulb- Tom ~" . 220 . - !!!•cui; milo; Steve - • · dlocuo, shot J N&"- 880 -'J'"'"·"''' ~... Ohio Alllletlo Lea8UO arne a _.,, ; ""' ...,.. ""' ..~ 1~ !l*lctr,lllch hurdlet, loiJ,y hnd lilt Dllllrlct meet ker, low hurdlet, diiCUIIIIIi re- brood JUmp, and hi8ll Jump; IIIII 1811. · ' Bruce WU111111, ItO. , ~ Apr1112 , Aprlll6 Aprill8 ,frud;Qn ,· ,, ., , I• .. .·, OLDER~AN \ • By MURRAY NEA Sports Editor NEW YORK-(NEAI·-A half-<enlury, after Dutch ~ert : of the old Original CelUcs conceive41he art of playing basket· , ~II wllh his back to the basket, Wilt Chamberlain bas re· ned the practice to its ultima!Al. . • AM in so doing he has been named loday the winner of the t 13tb annual Maurice Podololl Cup as the most valuable plaver • of the NaUonal Baskolball Aasoclation, In an exclusive ballot t co¥ucted ·for tho league by NEA. : There never' has been a lrivot like the big man of the Philat delpbla 78ars. Aller, all, old Dutch was only 8-2 when he sta: Uoiied blmseU in tho keyhole and deftly. fed passes to the tCeltics, whUe Wilt looms a fuU foot higher and absolutely un· • budge able at pounds. . ~ For the. first ljme in moctern ba&ketball history, a •i!en!Alr,' Chamblr.laln, bas led the NBA iii the vital if unheralded , de!':rtm!int of 1118iBIB. It's also the all-time switch in cbar1ac r lot. a man "who spent the firs~ decade of blo athletic being ,career, \J"aclug back to his varalty debut al ;acc...OO ·of a selftsh, indlviduaUatic psyehe a lot ;of honors for Wilt and nooe fi>r the learns he with. • in Wilt ! N-· I'' ."',.,. Moy 1 we run into a stkky problem, we call in Marvin." At the meetings, the players ei!ected a 30-point pact with the owners that included such !!Alms as a $10,000 minimum salary, a raise in meal money from $8 to $12 and a hike in "Murphy" money (for incidentals during spring exercises) from ~ to $40. " The experience of negotiating at that level," notes Tom, " has given me a little more insight into baseball." II bas also helped him radoaallze the trade tbat sent blm from tbe GlaDis, the only organization be was In for 11 years In profesoloioiol ba..baU, to lhe Dodgers. "This ts·ab,o . good experience for me," be says. 14 l'd like to manage in the majors some day. You'll never find me Haller, a .200 hitter who specialized in hitting the long ball !of the Giants, has also been able to take a more objective view of his old dub now that he's not a part of it. Packed with stars like Willie Mays, WiUle McCovey, Orlando Cepeda, Jim Ray Hart, with pitchers like Juan Marichal, Gaylord Perry and Mike McCormick, the Giants have been one of the most frustrating !Alams in baseball. They have finished sec· ond in the National League each o! the last three years. DURING the aUll at prollftc SAY I wiasth aa . by ·lbe players ·on· the third ·Straight. It is ~Iii vote4 lhe 10011 1859-80. > lmi)IIO'Spolt ., \! . ' ·ToDAv.AND SEE .wa:v.. ~ IT'S . ' ' '. , "•'•,.. " '· f . < ' ' . •.·G.!.LLIPOil :.. Jlm-Seydor, Hold . Baiketboll Coach at Ohio UllvetllliY,wlllbetho cuoot ~Balltl'..::·~~etB:"':o - .... p.m. MondO!' In llle· Waohlngton Elom-·-Schoolca!oterla. ~' ~- b7 lbe Gllll.Poll• Blue llevll' ' B<•>~ters Club, 111, 'al!alr wtu be potluck wUh par· eats brillglng a covered dloh. The Booatera will !urnlob bread, ~-- ~ d Uk -·-·~Ill!. an m · Presentation ol Dvo awards will hil!lillsllt llle event. The so Include: Best Do!ondve Playw Trophy, _spmsored by llle Blue Devtls Boosters Club; Best Bebounder Trophy, ~er Slate service Center; Highest S<hol&r· ship Cor a VarslliY Player, MeKnlsllt & Davieo Hardware; Best Foul 91ooter Gallla Acadom7 1llslt School' Allllet!c IJepl1'(,. mont: and tile Most Valuable Player Trophy Max Tawney Slu41os ' ~ch John Milhoan willlntro· •.. • 4uco llle Seventh Grade players; Coach Everette Vance, t h e Eighth Graders; coach Clll! WU aon, the Freahme11; coach Glenn Trout. the Reserves; COach !Nke Bursoo, llle VarslliY; and L. Ed· ward Stewart, tbe Cheerleaders. Odie O'Donnell will serve as maetor o1 ceremonies 81ld lbo Rev. Joseph c. Chapman pastor or the First Baptist church For the first-place winner-this exciting grand prize .' A COMPLETE GAME ROOM Includes table and four chairs , folding bar, billiard table, color TV, movie Outfit, stereo, 25 ·re<: · ord albums. beveraa:e dispenser. and game chest. .OTHER WINNERS WILl RECEIVE 4 Brunswick Billiard Tablll 25 Beverage Dispensers 250 Game Chests Swte pt lt~es. ..-old whert reiUIIttd or prohibit ed by lew. No DUrthltn req.,.lrtd , Picll up )'OU' entry bi11nk no w. CAROLINA LUMB-ER lft.ilU SUPPLY CO• PT. PLEASAI'I 1 Opp. B ...0 0 Depot wil give llle invocation~---·~===6:75-:11:60:::::: ~:6l DELS ON DISPLAY I you want to TILL GRADE SLOPES, LEVEL RUTS, DIG HOLES or lRENCHES, RAJ(£ or a - '144"., BPB£1MJ I 963 c.dillac 4Dbor5edan Coupe· Deville. Full pow· er equipment, radio, tint· ed gla!s, wls!.w tires. Ileal <harp car. LOcally "'"""-' ... -.· YARD•MAN I!AftTHBIRI) . Why do More P.ople Buy Cbavroltt Ctsr$ ~n ·PQIIia Why Do More People. Buy 9tevrolet Tr\lcks" Make? "0. 1 PRoPlJCr ~- QU~LITY .iliALt .' . . { ' 1 ,, • Lenny Wilitens, the dexterous little playmaker of the St LoUis Hawks and the other assist leader ·of the NBA, was distant second to Chamberlain in Ibis year's tally . He was followed by Elgin Baylor of the Los Angeles LaJ<ero the comeback champion of 1967-418; Dave Bing the Detrbit Piston •Ioarpshooter who led the NBA in seoring,' the Oscar Robert. son, still the most venaWe player in basketball. $1895 VI,, ",'\ · .$ .$ • At~~= ~ ; . Mll••pl"i ,. .. . ~ and BUY lurquoise-while, power brakes & steering, radio, whllewall tires. Ita Impala !!port Coape, V-8, while, -Powerglide, power brakes and steering, AM·FM radio, whitewall tires. 1118 Impala Super Sport ClavertJble, white, red bucket seats~ power steering and brakel, radio, whitewall Urea, lllrbo hy· dramalic. Ita Cllevellt MIHbu Sport Cpo. Red, black vinyl top, Powerglide, power ' steering, radio, whllewan tires, plenty !'llfas. Ita lmJI!ila 4 Door Wn, V-1, """"""· black vinyl trim, turbo hy4r8!D"tic. power lleerlng, ra. wl)itewall tireS. ~ 118 'IW, yellow, ,.,.,,. , vlliyl top, special equip- .. for sUp i E 20 .• 'l I'~'. '' At Pl.~ . At :rronton• ib ofUJe SAVE DOLLARS '" eoaiDao Coape, v.a. ~ .J•ek8o0. , . : •• ...v ~· OOPHOMORES- Rld!llortOO, ' B80i Mike -~. 440; Mlkll Cattor, 880; Dana Clellllll,880; ' • Gilbert Craig, 220; Norman oo: more, hurdles; Vance H o c k; ' . ._, . rtnt · VEltO''BI!lACH, ·F'l!I.-(NEAl-Pers~ve is ililportant.to op s; Rid! llueholt, mUo; Ed- T Hall F dle: Johnson, broad Jump; DOvld om ·. er. or seven years he loo .out from behind a "!ask stenc. · lied with the brand of the San Frandsco GiantS, '· -' KUrz, 880 ; -·• Moore, shot N t• 'the Lo r· put; Da.tll Romaine; 88D, rtlO!'; ""~fum in s Angel~ Dodger~ and a whole n~w worl(l, IIIII Mlke 91aver, pole vllllt. ey g a trade Ibis past wmter, which dldn t exactlY·· FRESHMEN - IJenDia Clag, •v.~pr!Se Tom. . ' ' A ballplayer IBn't a dummy," says the tall !Alacher who dlacua; Steve Gardner, 440; John r~elved. bls bachejor of science degree from Illinois 'after he Patrick, 220; TOm Pro.. , dla- was already in professional baseball. "Hesees and analyzes . cuo; and Roy Stewart, 2~0. the situatlo.n. He also reads the papers and gets the 4rPt. "Tbe Giants bad, an excess number of eateberl. I was the oldest of the buncb, at 31. 1 ltarted talldDg to Cllul> Feeney (vlee-presldenl of the Glanto) about the poulbiHiy of belog traded at winter major league meeting• In Medeo City." Tom wasn't lhere as a tourist. HJs perspective on baseball also involves the view from the toJ>-statesmanship. Tom Is the oi!icially designate4 player representative of tbe Nallonal League (his counterpart for the American League is S!Alve Hamilton, lhe gray-haired lefthander of the New York Yankees) · . And every night Tom HaUer sleeps holler knowing that Marvln MiUer is pitching the baD for the players. Ml\l"Vin Miller . is lhe .peneil·mustached labor expert who became r.xecuhve secretary of the baseball players association a couple of years ago at $50,000 a year. "The biggest step for· ward we ever made," says Haller. "It creates a real good atmosphere because it takes the pressure oil the player rep· resentahves as far as talking grievances with the owners. If m lean S :lz • ~· ·· ,, ' .. ;,·• ,, AJn"Q !P. '," • 4Pr.ll., 17 AtJijpler ,/t··~. ·~/·· ~i= l'• .... Wlilama • ·' ~ < Jhl 9 . -~;. , News~~- .· H ..,· .1,'et's· N · " · 1 . ew W"or".J ' ¥ . ,1 0 equ1alb dominant With wbal · attack in history.'.' Jta • - " ' ~- lp lQ¥ ·c;;atii.Pollo , .1 ~~!~l!~~~!f'o~··e~o~P.r~ COMPANY Demonstrato1 ~7 ltlo.Y, lO ~~-- -RFJS!!:RYJ.!; :· r~.-. APrll 8 1 • ~¥ Goes to Wilt Podoloff' · and. Shapely other playoft game 11 San Fran.. cisco etunned 111. Lou!•· ,J-l.106 ry Tomasett1,199, Dunmore, Pa., :APrile -~ • 1 '"' and never got untracked. He team's 17 points in the third Lincoln. wound ~ the season with a .226 quarter and led the East assault average with justnlnehomer&and with 26 pointa. The Tljjero aloo Fi~ht Re~ull!i ~ the end of the sea- got 19 points Crom 6-5 junior Nick Conoor and II !rom 6-7 captain Ranczy Smilll. ' Ttie, . BUt: S~ll:'J·~' . 1 " ~ ~. -~ Ptiin '·'jA Ne It:~ ··. Western Beaten ern or Pike County dldn'~ Unbeaten East .overpowered bralll)' slugger Mike ~stein be- EucUd, 71HO, Frlcioy night In an came one ot the most talked eaay Clasa AA semifinal victory ibout ployers In ba>eball when In lho atito hil!ll school basketbe balked at belnc sent down to ball tournament. _the miUors b.Y. the Baltimore The Tll!ers, now 2~ !aced Orioles. Hamilton Gu11ol4ln laat nilllfl When ~stein recused hlo mi- Clau AA finale. Garfield ovfl\" nor leasue assipunent the Or- came stubborn Lima senior, Gg;. tole5, who were then the detend- 65, in the OJlener of the semi111: world chamPions and felt ftnal doubleheader, Boog Powell had a lock on the Western BIW its 2~e win first ba>o job, sent ~stein and streah ohattered by Manstleld Frank Bertai.na to WashiQJton st. Peter'&, 73-70. ll>rlng(leld for Pete Richert. Loc at of Mahonlng CoWIIiY shacl&>stein, though, lllen Called to ed Cincinnati Lincoln Heigbta, live ~ to ttis advance biWn,g in 53-50, in the other etas~; Arsem~ his fh•s·! se~son with the Senators. final daytime ""lion. &>stein sot off to a poor start Ed Rotleff ocorod 12 or hill Dl.tferent For Epstein Things are a lot different fllr l . n ... ·1s· 01 ~---------·__••·..·····-.··,.,': t_ ;t~-e.. J..JeVl .... · ~e Banquet I Wilt~li;u' SfJrf~; . ~- 1 East in Fin<tls ll)' United Press lnoernotlnnal , A year ago the brawey but "'f :7/ Outt!,it4 ·1il<l van.Jolelm IIIII Koltlll'lla- April22 IIOidora IIIII Pot Arch- April 2s ... ~. 30 f:;lqlll>!n.,.. and Jeff T yo, n..n.u_ ~~~~~~:;~ were !!¢4·,lro'l' -~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (~Ia!) '- son, he had faded into obscur:Uy. ~· •-' •Pol~ I• !WJ ~bedlllt: . .. MEIGS !UGH ,.,,, . ' ·:VJII',IIIiY Sch~ .•, . , Mar<MS Vlntm Apr112 At Jaej<q April 3 l!WI81 ·. ·' . .• ~ ' I ' ' '' • ' . " " ' ,. ; . \ ' �ply OfVo· COLU at to be increased from en 0 about 0 ln der meet tb needs of J • Ohio achools for ers. The number ..' ers in the Unit my head•. ' ;f ' •" ). ·....·· ' r states r retead,ing. O( teacher er Lun h Men s '' ,.,.. ... ' ~ ·· ' ·~ ' . • " ' ' '· \ 1 f ' ; .. : •• ' J • . ,. ' ' ' I • ,'~l ' ' ~ , •. .' ' ' ! .. . ', I. . ....\.. '} IV I ._, 1om S • .... . .;.., ~• '' I • ' ' .' • I "' ,f ' .' . TILE •• He d s·u Go Fe U UJUI ' CA~ Rei n Wliter or lean l themselv were l<ed, s, whether vored an lmm Ul¥!<>ndltk11101 halt tra rv or Fl las repe e • for angelic emaelve lnltlatlve .v1 1 �ply OfVo· COLU at to be increased from en 0 about 0 ln der meet tb needs of J • Ohio achools for ers. The number ..' ers in the Unit my head•. ' ;f ' •" ). ·....·· ' r states r retead,ing. O( teacher er Lun h Men s '' ,.,.. ... ' ~ ·· ' ·~ ' . • " ' ' '· \ 1 f ' ; .. : •• ' J • . ,. ' ' ' I • ,'~l ' ' ~ , •. .' ' ' ! .. . ', I. . ....\.. '} IV I ._, 1om S • .... . .;.., ~• '' I • ' ' .' • I "' ,f ' .' . TILE •• He d s·u Go Fe U UJUI ' CA~ Rei n Wliter or lean l themselv were l<ed, s, whether vored an lmm Ul¥!<>ndltk11101 halt tra rv or Fl las repe e • for angelic emaelve lnltlatlve .v1 1 �:4ttTTtE _~ ' I '' ' ' A~ll IEXCL..JAPAtc PO ~~ CDMMU~ISqSII)l ~RICI IEXCl. RlP. $. AiftiCIJ, IMD mi• IMERICI 1tld, l)nlf \ . I ' ROOM ' - , ¥11, ! nmnl , • im811 llatillll .,- lieN, a fj~y ~oea~ec~ . 1n .. ,P m. · .... lrtlil. . )' BB•IIJ•n.llll D. 1?2 A. fjrlll ~ · ·~ .Ua lllgh SelljiGI1 "'bille'fri!Dt- 1' ·-BER'l'S.; , . ., ' =~:astlijt liUII0\ 1 fllil!dt, .,\ I ,).,7 Acntt- ' 'IIIII pUiure 'i!uft. ~, 75 ........ ' ·~!~~hi tor fftln · •· · · · ' ' • lilit · Conlaet .J.m ·TIIJS nne' old ~~ill -~~ ~;acllldweD 0 , fii.l( ' ~. com base ~!!at nets f700 • ' ' right ~w per year. Big ~ · •, and bam close to Rio Grande iiY. OVINEK-110 A., I ftll; · 11111 j,rjctd 'at only $1UIIII. • lit= ''. .... ~ The food procl~ction record of th<; less devebped countri.es from bepinning of thi~ dtcodt· thraugh 19'6 IS not an encouraging one, food production, scarcely able to kefp paclfo., with popolotion growth, not to mention additional demand generated by rising incomn, · fell behind over-all demand. Haw..er, prelininary crap rejoorts lor 1967 in the developing countries indicate food output per ptl'10n goined 6 per cent over lost year's droughtdepreued ltYtls, bringing production per person back to IOYels of the early '60s. U.S. Deportment of Agricultunr reporh the food-populotion problem will not be sotisl~torily solved until population growth is eHecti•ely slowed and ••entually stabilized. ~.,..., 81. Bl. 514, Jlell' . Porter. "" 117 nfl " 1W ru. all I Each art! st wbo exhibits will be limited to live art works. These art works will be bl'1lUllot to the auditorium on AprD 3, 1968. Each artist who plans to The exhibit will be held in tho exhibit is asked to register his PT. PLEASANT- Ma a on Mo11 of the nation 11 expeeted io have normal seasonal · Cooney artists are urged to par- auditorium of the Courthouse An- work with the Maoon C<>uncy Extemperatures wllb above normal averages In lbe Great nex hare April 7 to Aprtl 21, exticipate In an art exhlbit sponsorLakea and some aoutbera regions. tension Office before March 25, ell by the Mason eoUney H o m e cluding April 12, 13, and 14. 1968. Demoostratlon Council This ... The exhibit will be open to the Those who have q.~esUons conhlblt wlll be composed of Land public from 1·4 p.m. dally and cerning this, exhibit should conStatuary Hall Patterns - Moomtalns and Men, from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday and tact the Extension O!lice at 675By an act of Congress, each a traveling exhibit of the Hunt- Thursday evenings. 3710. state is authorized to submit The works or Mason Cow!l,y Ington Galleries, and Mason two bronze or marble statues All artists of Maaon Cooney Cooney Artists and Their Works. artists will be In the fol,lowlng are asked to help make this . lor deceased favorite sons to Ill The over-all title for the ex- areas: oU, watercolor, J)8stel, exhibit a SUCCOIS by exhibit· be enshrined In Statuary Hall hibit will be, West Vlrslnla Art- charcoal, casain, acrylics, dried log their art works. in the national Capitol. Per· sons honored are generQllv Ists and Their Works. The art materials - pictures and plaq<lhosen by the state legisla-ues, and wood carvingsbas-recommittee members responsible ture. lief and sculpture. f<tr arrange"""'ts for this exhlb. Meigs Mason C<>uncy abounds with arIt are Mrs.1JOhn McllllrJjel, Mrs. COLUMBUS - "The demand tistic talent of which llllli1.Y peo.. C. E. Erwin, and Mrs. W. S. for technicians Is one ol t h e ple are not aware. The purpose Waldie. fastast growing needs for trained per11011s In Agricultural Education," according to James E. Dougan, State a.pervlaor ol Vooatlonal Agriculture of the Ol)lo Bell Telephone Corr&>any State Department Of Edu•r~"· to Stai/'~.Ohlo 1 · ••lolas,.oJ:· ~,'. F,our ,~i!JIIIicl"'l\ ,trl~ of Wa,y, Salisbury, grams Anna Klement&, John Kl<ments Ohio. Two programs are In opto State of Ohio, Easement, Olive. oration at !!;orlng!ield Technical Ella BarnhorttoSimonH.Joln,. Institute In ·clark (;ouney offerson, Glad,ys E. Johnson, lot, Po.,. lng training In Agricultural Bull< oroy. , !ness TechnoiOI!l' and AgrlculTruman· D. Hill, Ilene Hill to tural F4di>ment TectmolO£Y; a ~uart T. Brewer, Carol Brewer; Food Processlilg Techmlogy parcel, Middleport. Program ~-beil1& offered joint; Wa,yne Harrison, M,yrtle liar- ly by Coluinbuo Technical JnstiI· rtson to John C, Hlte, Cella Rite, tute and Ohio Stale Unlverlll!J; lot, Middleport. and Horticulture Technolci.Y Kahle Vance, ~ra Vance, Ar,. 11 being offered ·~ old Grlte, Mildred Grate to Roy Cleveland Technician Sdlool. Ellis, Clah> .Mae Ellla,,Jot, Ru1;o Two programs are to open Sopland. · tember !968, Fore&lr)l and CooCharles E. ~encer, n.ma R. servatlon Recreation Tecbnolo~encer to Hany E. Clarkt Jo- Ill' at Trl.count,y Technical In· ann C_lark, \1 uro, Sillsl>ul}'. stitute, Nelll<lnvlllo, Ohio. In 1969 James F. Alexander, Oretta a Natural Resources Conserva• B. Alexander to Mc~mugll a.., uon Technology ts planned at 59.42 acres, Lebsnon. Musldnpm Area Technical Jn. Francis Andrew, Nellle Ancl- stltute at Zanesville. rew to ~~~ Ebersbech, 120 acWelch Barnett, Ass!otant &J. res, Ollve. porvlsor or Vocatlooal Agrlcul· ~I Ebersbl<h to Francis ture o1 tbt-State Department of EMBLEM ... on Andrew, Nellie Andrew, 120 A., ~cotton, ts' 'tQordlnatlng the Olive. work\ 01 the Dlvl)ioq of Voca. Henry E. Cleland, Leona H. tlonal Fdlcotlan In dov~oplng Cleland to Albert E. Martin, Technician Trs!nlng ~a Frances H. Martin, lot, PooMroy. 1n Al!'ieultura. · ·, Charles Nutter, akA Parket Thne course& aretwoyearoln Nuttar to Paul L. Nutter, 57'h ac- length and to bl&to school res, Orange. graWates who preferably have Keith M. Woods to Gertrude had vocational agriculture. lll&ll M. Woods, lot, MlddloPOrt. ochool aenlora dtodrlnl lnfor. , FJ!a Ma,y ileuter, WWWII ll. mallon ma,y write to the Board Reuter to James Cornell, Jler. oC Education om .. """"' t h • nice Cornell, lot, Pomeroy. eouraela ollend. TechlllCians •• Needed • ·Ag'Schools. Property . • • I' ,~ 'I'. mi..Gi. lti}VV Rl!berl Benchley .(\1!89· 11M5) American hummat, wrote numerous books, inclUding "From Bed lo Worse" and "My Ten Years in a Quandary' and acted in some 50, films- and 48 "shqrts" for which he was perhaps most widely. knoWll, noms The World Almanac. Amon~ -his best film shorts were 'An Eve· ning Alone," "Raising a Baby!' and "How to Sleep," which won an Academy Award In 1935'. MR! 'fi'RA,NC}fi , ' t ·BURNS;'-' :Foitorlii, · 'Ohhl bulliler· '• · ' .. sweater or aver age slze. Cashmere wool Is made from !he downy fleece which lies under the goat's long hair. An average.sized goat gives onlv three ounces of this fleece. • • ~·~ :,! II• , ColliotJ·Unil) .Ph. 99U8i9. ) '',;. . . ~•If , /. ITEM 2f au Hey-Look OWNER wants to move to F1or'l:•tlii.~ 'pa)'lilenttr'~. f46. COAL. ' COAL ida. 7 room one StOJy home .Ol~ ,ler,B P:l!l;· :', ' IN LUMP, STOKER, egg and mine • located in Bidwell, fire place, . ·' , · . ¥ nm. ~lslor Sal! Worlls batlt, new hot water tank, PI!!~- '"ur •a)e.: Ph. Inc., E. Main St.. Pomeroy, garage, 1~ level Jot. Price " ' ,I ' $.. •. IN 0. Ph. 992-3891. •-tl WOM_EN for~ lime _w .,t)n GaD~ Co. Wl'ife Cor! Oomtel. 1:'~;.s ~W:· .\Oih ~. Ironton, . ' . ' 11-1 *' -~ LAD~· - Increue ~ fim.. . APACHE ,camping lraller, Tile GOOD CLEAN LU)IP and stok. Buffalo, like new, fully equip. er coal. Carl WlnierJ, Rio JH!d. PH:,311·71N 'alief·S p.m. · Grande. Phone ze-5115. 8-11 CORN · . ~~: Spring Fever? 51-11 RE,LAX -NO HOUSE.. CLEANING, DESIRABLE 111-$111 · , 'At FORD ~ T. PI•P truck, -~~·~· ..-~~-,· •CIIEV. ' Jm~ H.T: . VI ··1 111..1> m. ' 1'0 ~ · "'·"· Ph M-6 ' ~~ .. I'll, Aff'llllhlter 7 p.m. ~ "7"'p~. ,. ., . · ' ~EIGHBORHOOD s·liR & .. ..,.. , . ·: , e: 1. ·tl·.· rz:e: ·. .\:;- . ':JOur '. •+»tci.IID , . ~ ~,)v-~;;t~.•~.J·L~ ; . lili..1i-t · ~110n :-.,... . . ,' ·ii:'' ,,. : '' )I .. '1~· ' / ,... WPct!W · OFI'?CE RUGS; WJr1i ' ,, l'l·fl''" .. ,, .DING. fit. 874 .·A~· ·'1;~~~ rt~~~i~ ~ OICfrBalrd,.tolli,,e'aJtor · IJANDSOME ' wllilul · l!onlole. 'lbll hu BSll ,lutomadc -~ on!. 'clianitr• Take over .,.Y; menll of te.Sl jler manth .~ Ptg. & '' · ., ' 1 111il11 ~ JtADro • ~~TlON llri•t Dr!~ ~ 1111, b!Odt, lJrlck\ .... jllpe. wiDdOWI, ~ elc. Claudt :Wmta, ruo ·Grmle, p, al ~Ill Iller l ' • ·11 Lab :Jt~Jiit,;· ,, ' ' '-~-'.,71 ,rlni. ' ~ • rn. Pomti'O)' "*" • ,........ Jadcson Produdlol (r,lllft COUNTY MAMAOII - 11• MULl lilY 4V.Niil' • ; . IICpt&ID .,.,~ it. JT.O"t1, Cor! ·Nibert lll.l '. 4~. b~m, plenl)' wa; .ter. 1oca~ 1 Look. · $6701). .' ... : . , t-''\ · ':····" ' WILL remore your· dead bonel. - . anti mu1e11~ can tl3~; BURKHART · LANE - . \VnJ.Ow DR. I BRAND NEW HOMES I- FRAME, 3 BEDROOMS, col1eel Jacbon 1~ tiATHS. FANCY KJTCHEN, 2 CAR GARAGE, FLAT LOT . :I-BRICK AND P'llA.MS COLON· IAL. 3 BEDROOMS, NICE KIT· l'IIEN <RANGJ:. WASHER, &Te.) I 3--BRICK AND BATHS. BUILT DININn ROOM, OVEN, DISH· CAB GAJlAGE FRA:M. .1~ IN XJTCIJEN, 1VLL BAS£. MENT, GARAGE . POLLOW STATE RT. 111 1\io MU.Es TO MeGUIRES -3NEWOR NEAR ~ BRICK . 1-3 BEDROOMS, L SKAP£D, HUGE LOT. HUGE GARAG£, 1 FULL. I HALF BATHS, OVl OF THIS WORLD KITCHEN, LAROE BEDROOMS, CENTRAL AIR, AND MANY OTHI!!Il :£X. ., .-.w1. ·. WATER WELL DRlLUNG MYERS Pu ' 8lle;l I< .... P!NKING sheal'll sharpened lUS up, sclsSOI'II, 45c up. Sheppard Sewing Macblne Sales and Service, aa 1st ·Ave. toe, Ph. Ill If ......'.ve. IN f38 Second Avenue Juat across from Post Office f46.0J01 u:NNETII STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE l'b. ~7. 2t7 If TJUS. T1lliMlTE PEST CONTROL FI'IEE Inspection. call 44WW Merrill O'Dell, 0perat11r lor l!!llermllal Termite Senk» 10 Belmont llr. 117 II HOMER HARRISON WATER Delivery Servlee, call day f1f night. Rio - Ohloli::Ph. Z45 &515. ' AND .FURNITURE R~PAIR SERVICE The Old'l"f: Sbop In the ma. esb-lblished in_1~9 ., ' ~ 0,1 ~-:.f~j] ~'t.U.~~ ~ II PEST D!l~ , FAIN Extermlnall<m Co. WbeeJ. eraburg, Ohio. Ph. S7U112. ..... Ill• . LOTS UYI'S at Tycoon Lake $300 8 ROOM House 15 A. near Tycoon. Business place overlookIng Tycoon Lake. Boats, cabi ins, store. Would make good • business place. RIVER VIEW , 6 7A.room, ON RT. 7 to Ohio River, 3 porches. Priced to on · GJeeti' Twp. 5 ROOMS and bath, .34 .lilb. base, Umber, drilled well, large bam. New water system. 1!-w ''tllerW~ AVAILABLE The Budeye Steel Castings clpany .. AI ll:e ~ • [\ SUBSIDIARY OF BUCKEYE INTERNATIONAL, INC. ·1• Olljlanding their steel castings foundry operations in Co) •mb!JI6, Ohlo. Men are needed to flll permanent Cull time pOsitions &&k GENERAL FOUNDRY WORKERS POSITIONS AVAlLABLE IN MOLllNG, COI,IEMAKING, grinding, chipping, burning, welding and general labor.; Need not be pPerlenced or a High School graduate, but wm. i,_ to learn and physically able - mlnlmwn welght of 165 Pounds and at least 5 ft. 8 inches, MAINTENA~lt HANDYMEN POSITIONS OPEN FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRAOOATES WITH some mechanical abUit.Y and eJQ>ertence lookill& (Or a good future. Must be at least !50 PoUnds. STARTING WAGE $2.46 per hour THIS IS A GROWING COMPANY WITH EXCELLENr ployee benellts, so talk with our representative who wW lntervlewiDR at the 0010 STAT£ EMPLOYMENT SERVQ· 443 Second Avenue 6allpolis, Ohio 'i!"'Y ........,_ ;., ~c. ---~ ~-~ ' GALLIPOLIS 'IV SERVICE rarm, Vlilaae. Cll1 Pldlillitt ' :. 7~, llulland;·o. , ~~ c. J. Lemley.> GOOD · lull ;we"!"ftt. bwldlng Ioiii , 15o A, pasture. Tbls Is near IOC4tea twO miles ,from pat5 Langav!IIe. ., $1t.500. ' ·· CH!AP Prle• Reducecl 3 "OOM house In VInton PRICE '!'educed on this Ilk- '' .· storY home, bath, t A.. ~ood' ' VACANUAND , - gardell' spot, located at . Vln' · VACANT land and ·buslneu Piaton . .I ees. Storei. Feed Mills, Oro"r ~~ .,.___ . ~lelll""'l GAJtAG:,!:, ll"llLL REALTOR 4 Miles From ':fown i sell. 66 A-:' z story .home, to A. bolo } 196 ACRES com. ROOM, LBB •• Plumbing and remodeling. , Ph. 25S41161. Crown City, 0. ~ 5 ROOM HOM!:, LA·ROE FAN· ILY .ttou Se.nrlcea Qrhred Cll,lltLIWiliE RD; LOOK FOR SIGN 0. D. PARSONS pay -.te. can ~-. M;tJ ' ;l Miles From Park ; 250 A. ST,9Ck FARM . A._. 2 st~ ho~e with t~ a ROOM~ liath, gas, ficar P-. ALJ. • . of .bl!lldlai llllflr.. !5rooms. _dug well _IIIII pond,. ~Ut. 50 A. tiOabl• .ground, ~.,. ·I • Mr . .lkrm al the Office r Olear Baadul: • • Carter Manit, tft.tlll WlJIIam. HoD, 111• CARPETED 'IV ROOM FOR,. DAD, CHEERY 0 ,.. Mounirng Brackets, Poles, SpUdes, and Bolts Extra Fb,~ 'I; ·rfii. •ri;'14- ...•.•,...... 3 BEDROOM .HoQ, ROOM, BASDBNT, BAit:-4, l ACR. •LOT. ROOMY BATH KITCHEN FOR 'MOM .i~,, ~~( 61-3 •.' ~~.FQlrGHT SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM inii!rY: ~:( · JII!! ·JontJe:'tit 'kind to lbai ..... , ~1f,,z.!t· Iii' 'leWinll J1111Cb. CUIJTAINS. 2 LARGE PORCH et~il!w o:llol-'·,,{ii\t :.. !...!!:i:.•.I •• · ' ·' inea Jith 1i""ar faCtQry guar. CURTAINS ··Biile ·I'll""'"'· ~. •oleart ·~ w!tb · ·· ad erllled 2 LARGE PORCHES ' Rent , eleCtric IIlii!!!. •Nl • illY. v B••--•· FURNACE o' ' .branili to 'fiil IOiil.fGr lltlr&ge ~="'"'"I OX . ~'-:\11 - ' ,tl. Cen!rll ' Sapo __ ., ·.,_oJ..., '""''-'• _. ._.. OQ DEEP LOT & GARAGE . I!IY 011 " ' T l IN .... , .._,....~ ,......., "' - · ·.• '"~:~~. ; ·<''; ·' ' •.• . , ·•, , ~.,~~at $5.00 per PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP .. , · •· · ~- , • . , Jii!ml!l!'.. WI! wui denver 10 cAN BE YOURs ~ c~:: · ~rn* ·~ !il~ on them,~ HOBART DILLON, Realtor , · ·, pi);~. IIJ si1' lifter,1 p. , : ~ lure lhat you ""' com.._.,, · ·m . ·, •. . eu pllltly sllllllild, een I'll~~-~ .: · · ·.~~~ : . ~i'.t ,. _ -- at; : · ":-: Hu , IAIRI)REALTY CO. "" ·f 2~· 9·8 .. . ECONOMICAL to buy and econ~mical to Jive In - fine 4 yr. ol dhome In Kanauga just right for GSI worker. 1..5 Acres . . •Cart Wlnlet, Rio Gt·ande Otiiol : ' ' .' . ' ' iEMBLEM New on the Market 15500 b./:vs·thlsl:O:r..m home · ·We l'l~. Your lJstlng an~ 2 A.. bath, small bam, !!!h~ . .hrde\1 ~jlol. located'' ,ll\f\'1 hl&llttGII ~d'~' H I ''·I •·\ ~~.:~==-1 Land.,•, .. ,, ·' _,_•. ........_ · '""'- I - .. w.nn We 11'111-7 : ~ "'""" r ~ ~ M·"""!'•1' .' " Oeclllve Bailie The Battle of Saratoga dur· ing the Revolutionary W&l' generally is Included among the 15 decisive batUes of the world btcauS<! lis outcome convln,•ed France that it should offt•r aid to the Amer·icans. This assistance was a turning point in the war. ' j!:l(TRA niee Brick - fully car' JH!t.ed - formal dining Room · and Breakfast nook - Playroom - l'h baths - hot water heat - Central Air and . many many more extras This owner will trade for anything anywhere, better call right now before he change• his mind. "';~·;;aid.!J.tii!JL~,.9tt~~it~iiil>?""'" DIRECf AP'L.ICATtoN OJ. OMIO. ''\:.~·.; {} 1 ;,· eoar.· : ?.' A quired to provide enough wool to make one cashmere CEN1DL: .. SOYA .) • In Town to Trade · MORE calls fiJI' nice borneo and . farms than we have available. The finest in Real Estate Serylce. can f46.26lf. We need llsllngs in every localion. LUMP coal.. ""'-...!...l! _., 7 to 7 Mon. thru Fri., Jayroar cO., Rt. 7 ~ lhe·.~61 and Gal· ' it ITDI 2 DIRECT MOUNTING Ca1hmere Wool Slx or more goats are re· ONLY ' "'• .. , ' t ~; , l Mooth. ' ONE STORY HOME Big Country neill.r Town 3 DR AND BATH BASEMENT AND COAL 71 ACRE farm right next tAl tome>J~r!ri .)l!¥ of' 'olm.lous • · e8-$ FURNACE, TOBACCO BASE town with city water and gas with wlliliil ' qullity rotluc!U. . LOW, LOW. PRICES on Malo · AND BARN available - call now for an Full ur IJ)are lime. Write GOQD used trumpet, fSO. CaD • lrels.,., Rlee and Corbin Fur· PRICE $6,800. VACANT appointment. !lull! ,.~Ill!!'· . Walkl!l,a ,P}'ct ~ . after f . p.QI. 11-11 (1111ure. 81 II Briek R1nch 5 Home~ """"" ' •' ' ' ' d..... U~;WJ,·. ', ~ 11'-'" "UM18' 1 Mlim REDUCE 18fe simple and last LOCATED in Spring vaftey EsUnder $15,000;00 •. !111!18'1. tl;t !Nil GMC "' T. Plei<uP true•, with Gotifile lablets. Only ll8c tales, carpeted LR and DR. SOME '"lll town, some just out Cood coniUUon, With racb. GUUnshal!l·nmgs. •, Ht4l lire place, 2 tile baths, !am. - all have city water -some Pit ·~. · e8-$ ily room, beaullluJ kilrben, with built In kllchens -00me full-divided basement, ' 2 car with basements - all are rea~ garage, large lot. You can't dy for your inspecllon right prl Ph buy, a 'better , home any now ....: call NIBERT to lui·.Moll . where In Gallia ~· OWner 1 .:fin your housing · needs. heavy galvanized steel ' 1 llii:ome. E1tra penonal ·~ ~' 8utll!!J, Cui- Moving Vehicle 1 ctllllo Ill ,......,.. roo-• lly Slow MOUHTINci luH item 2. 41, 25J • , c> I SP~D£ :.,...,.,. .&_._ , • • • 100 X 100 lot with city """""" - Water - Gas Fo~ Air FlJniace. AU ..a,t: ~.llt a Wish To Sell? ~ Beluty lii!Mie. U 1\IU' QIQ~to~, ~. tilli ~· ln. Colr!:f~ lll 1U ;tng., Up:f ll8tf )it· tlrea. Transfers POLE MOUNTING (uu Item 2, 76, 25) \ 1 ' _ Dlllol Aa•J dear t'm~v. -~ ht(llt. Help w.m.' · · ~,if .1 ,fol. s.t* " . . BB~~. salary pr. 'if · ,i+> ' ,. d~·· tbe. justinartists " REESI!l- bo"'MIW ·lind ' beet· hoe servlee. Ph. •••• •·•-•• t111 of of tile art eldllblt Is to ably recognize the many of Mason CowliY. ,.,...,ceo ~:.~tob~· · · :: For Rent'· . ,....., . ,...., ' .S YlMJ\ OLO three bedroom ther '~1 ~ · Mason County Artists Invited to Show Work ,, •·• - ·uon I be salts•= i with ~ bell call the NI· , ., 'l:UESDA Y, MARCH 26, 1968 '. ). ·, .•, �:4ttTTtE _~ ' I '' ' ' A~ll IEXCL..JAPAtc PO ~~ CDMMU~ISqSII)l ~RICI IEXCl. RlP. $. AiftiCIJ, IMD mi• IMERICI 1tld, l)nlf \ . I ' ROOM ' - , ¥11, ! nmnl , • im811 llatillll .,- lieN, a fj~y ~oea~ec~ . 1n .. ,P m. · .... lrtlil. . )' BB•IIJ•n.llll D. 1?2 A. fjrlll ~ · ·~ .Ua lllgh SelljiGI1 "'bille'fri!Dt- 1' ·-BER'l'S.; , . ., ' =~:astlijt liUII0\ 1 fllil!dt, .,\ I ,).,7 Acntt- ' 'IIIII pUiure 'i!uft. ~, 75 ........ ' ·~!~~hi tor fftln · •· · · · ' ' • lilit · Conlaet .J.m ·TIIJS nne' old ~~ill -~~ ~;acllldweD 0 , fii.l( ' ~. com base ~!!at nets f700 • ' ' right ~w per year. Big ~ · •, and bam close to Rio Grande iiY. OVINEK-110 A., I ftll; · 11111 j,rjctd 'at only $1UIIII. • lit= ''. .... ~ The food procl~ction record of th<; less devebped countri.es from bepinning of thi~ dtcodt· thraugh 19'6 IS not an encouraging one, food production, scarcely able to kefp paclfo., with popolotion growth, not to mention additional demand generated by rising incomn, · fell behind over-all demand. Haw..er, prelininary crap rejoorts lor 1967 in the developing countries indicate food output per ptl'10n goined 6 per cent over lost year's droughtdepreued ltYtls, bringing production per person back to IOYels of the early '60s. U.S. Deportment of Agricultunr reporh the food-populotion problem will not be sotisl~torily solved until population growth is eHecti•ely slowed and ••entually stabilized. ~.,..., 81. Bl. 514, Jlell' . Porter. "" 117 nfl " 1W ru. all I Each art! st wbo exhibits will be limited to live art works. These art works will be bl'1lUllot to the auditorium on AprD 3, 1968. Each artist who plans to The exhibit will be held in tho exhibit is asked to register his PT. PLEASANT- Ma a on Mo11 of the nation 11 expeeted io have normal seasonal · Cooney artists are urged to par- auditorium of the Courthouse An- work with the Maoon C<>uncy Extemperatures wllb above normal averages In lbe Great nex hare April 7 to Aprtl 21, exticipate In an art exhlbit sponsorLakea and some aoutbera regions. tension Office before March 25, ell by the Mason eoUney H o m e cluding April 12, 13, and 14. 1968. Demoostratlon Council This ... The exhibit will be open to the Those who have q.~esUons conhlblt wlll be composed of Land public from 1·4 p.m. dally and cerning this, exhibit should conStatuary Hall Patterns - Moomtalns and Men, from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesday and tact the Extension O!lice at 675By an act of Congress, each a traveling exhibit of the Hunt- Thursday evenings. 3710. state is authorized to submit The works or Mason Cow!l,y Ington Galleries, and Mason two bronze or marble statues All artists of Maaon Cooney Cooney Artists and Their Works. artists will be In the fol,lowlng are asked to help make this . lor deceased favorite sons to Ill The over-all title for the ex- areas: oU, watercolor, J)8stel, exhibit a SUCCOIS by exhibit· be enshrined In Statuary Hall hibit will be, West Vlrslnla Art- charcoal, casain, acrylics, dried log their art works. in the national Capitol. Per· sons honored are generQllv Ists and Their Works. The art materials - pictures and plaq<lhosen by the state legisla-ues, and wood carvingsbas-recommittee members responsible ture. lief and sculpture. f<tr arrange"""'ts for this exhlb. Meigs Mason C<>uncy abounds with arIt are Mrs.1JOhn McllllrJjel, Mrs. COLUMBUS - "The demand tistic talent of which llllli1.Y peo.. C. E. Erwin, and Mrs. W. S. for technicians Is one ol t h e ple are not aware. The purpose Waldie. fastast growing needs for trained per11011s In Agricultural Education," according to James E. Dougan, State a.pervlaor ol Vooatlonal Agriculture of the Ol)lo Bell Telephone Corr&>any State Department Of Edu•r~"· to Stai/'~.Ohlo 1 · ••lolas,.oJ:· ~,'. F,our ,~i!JIIIicl"'l\ ,trl~ of Wa,y, Salisbury, grams Anna Klement&, John Kl<ments Ohio. Two programs are In opto State of Ohio, Easement, Olive. oration at !!;orlng!ield Technical Ella BarnhorttoSimonH.Joln,. Institute In ·clark (;ouney offerson, Glad,ys E. Johnson, lot, Po.,. lng training In Agricultural Bull< oroy. , !ness TechnoiOI!l' and AgrlculTruman· D. Hill, Ilene Hill to tural F4di>ment TectmolO£Y; a ~uart T. Brewer, Carol Brewer; Food Processlilg Techmlogy parcel, Middleport. Program ~-beil1& offered joint; Wa,yne Harrison, M,yrtle liar- ly by Coluinbuo Technical JnstiI· rtson to John C, Hlte, Cella Rite, tute and Ohio Stale Unlverlll!J; lot, Middleport. and Horticulture Technolci.Y Kahle Vance, ~ra Vance, Ar,. 11 being offered ·~ old Grlte, Mildred Grate to Roy Cleveland Technician Sdlool. Ellis, Clah> .Mae Ellla,,Jot, Ru1;o Two programs are to open Sopland. · tember !968, Fore&lr)l and CooCharles E. ~encer, n.ma R. servatlon Recreation Tecbnolo~encer to Hany E. Clarkt Jo- Ill' at Trl.count,y Technical In· ann C_lark, \1 uro, Sillsl>ul}'. stitute, Nelll<lnvlllo, Ohio. In 1969 James F. Alexander, Oretta a Natural Resources Conserva• B. Alexander to Mc~mugll a.., uon Technology ts planned at 59.42 acres, Lebsnon. Musldnpm Area Technical Jn. Francis Andrew, Nellle Ancl- stltute at Zanesville. rew to ~~~ Ebersbech, 120 acWelch Barnett, Ass!otant &J. res, Ollve. porvlsor or Vocatlooal Agrlcul· ~I Ebersbl<h to Francis ture o1 tbt-State Department of EMBLEM ... on Andrew, Nellie Andrew, 120 A., ~cotton, ts' 'tQordlnatlng the Olive. work\ 01 the Dlvl)ioq of Voca. Henry E. Cleland, Leona H. tlonal Fdlcotlan In dov~oplng Cleland to Albert E. Martin, Technician Trs!nlng ~a Frances H. Martin, lot, PooMroy. 1n Al!'ieultura. · ·, Charles Nutter, akA Parket Thne course& aretwoyearoln Nuttar to Paul L. Nutter, 57'h ac- length and to bl&to school res, Orange. graWates who preferably have Keith M. Woods to Gertrude had vocational agriculture. lll&ll M. Woods, lot, MlddloPOrt. ochool aenlora dtodrlnl lnfor. , FJ!a Ma,y ileuter, WWWII ll. mallon ma,y write to the Board Reuter to James Cornell, Jler. oC Education om .. """"' t h • nice Cornell, lot, Pomeroy. eouraela ollend. TechlllCians •• Needed • ·Ag'Schools. Property . • • I' ,~ 'I'. mi..Gi. lti}VV Rl!berl Benchley .(\1!89· 11M5) American hummat, wrote numerous books, inclUding "From Bed lo Worse" and "My Ten Years in a Quandary' and acted in some 50, films- and 48 "shqrts" for which he was perhaps most widely. knoWll, noms The World Almanac. Amon~ -his best film shorts were 'An Eve· ning Alone," "Raising a Baby!' and "How to Sleep," which won an Academy Award In 1935'. MR! 'fi'RA,NC}fi , ' t ·BURNS;'-' :Foitorlii, · 'Ohhl bulliler· '• · ' .. sweater or aver age slze. Cashmere wool Is made from !he downy fleece which lies under the goat's long hair. An average.sized goat gives onlv three ounces of this fleece. • • ~·~ :,! II• , ColliotJ·Unil) .Ph. 99U8i9. ) '',;. . . ~•If , /. ITEM 2f au Hey-Look OWNER wants to move to F1or'l:•tlii.~ 'pa)'lilenttr'~. f46. COAL. ' COAL ida. 7 room one StOJy home .Ol~ ,ler,B P:l!l;· :', ' IN LUMP, STOKER, egg and mine • located in Bidwell, fire place, . ·' , · . ¥ nm. ~lslor Sal! Worlls batlt, new hot water tank, PI!!~- '"ur •a)e.: Ph. Inc., E. Main St.. Pomeroy, garage, 1~ level Jot. Price " ' ,I ' $.. •. IN 0. Ph. 992-3891. •-tl WOM_EN for~ lime _w .,t)n GaD~ Co. Wl'ife Cor! Oomtel. 1:'~;.s ~W:· .\Oih ~. Ironton, . ' . ' 11-1 *' -~ LAD~· - Increue ~ fim.. . APACHE ,camping lraller, Tile GOOD CLEAN LU)IP and stok. Buffalo, like new, fully equip. er coal. Carl WlnierJ, Rio JH!d. PH:,311·71N 'alief·S p.m. · Grande. Phone ze-5115. 8-11 CORN · . ~~: Spring Fever? 51-11 RE,LAX -NO HOUSE.. CLEANING, DESIRABLE 111-$111 · , 'At FORD ~ T. PI•P truck, -~~·~· ..-~~-,· •CIIEV. ' Jm~ H.T: . VI ··1 111..1> m. ' 1'0 ~ · "'·"· Ph M-6 ' ~~ .. I'll, Aff'llllhlter 7 p.m. ~ "7"'p~. ,. ., . · ' ~EIGHBORHOOD s·liR & .. ..,.. , . ·: , e: 1. ·tl·.· rz:e: ·. .\:;- . ':JOur '. •+»tci.IID , . ~ ~,)v-~;;t~.•~.J·L~ ; . lili..1i-t · ~110n :-.,... . . ,' ·ii:'' ,,. : '' )I .. '1~· ' / ,... WPct!W · OFI'?CE RUGS; WJr1i ' ,, l'l·fl''" .. ,, .DING. fit. 874 .·A~· ·'1;~~~ rt~~~i~ ~ OICfrBalrd,.tolli,,e'aJtor · IJANDSOME ' wllilul · l!onlole. 'lbll hu BSll ,lutomadc -~ on!. 'clianitr• Take over .,.Y; menll of te.Sl jler manth .~ Ptg. & '' · ., ' 1 111il11 ~ JtADro • ~~TlON llri•t Dr!~ ~ 1111, b!Odt, lJrlck\ .... jllpe. wiDdOWI, ~ elc. Claudt :Wmta, ruo ·Grmle, p, al ~Ill Iller l ' • ·11 Lab :Jt~Jiit,;· ,, ' ' '-~-'.,71 ,rlni. ' ~ • rn. Pomti'O)' "*" • ,........ Jadcson Produdlol (r,lllft COUNTY MAMAOII - 11• MULl lilY 4V.Niil' • ; . IICpt&ID .,.,~ it. JT.O"t1, Cor! ·Nibert lll.l '. 4~. b~m, plenl)' wa; .ter. 1oca~ 1 Look. · $6701). .' ... : . , t-''\ · ':····" ' WILL remore your· dead bonel. - . anti mu1e11~ can tl3~; BURKHART · LANE - . \VnJ.Ow DR. I BRAND NEW HOMES I- FRAME, 3 BEDROOMS, col1eel Jacbon 1~ tiATHS. FANCY KJTCHEN, 2 CAR GARAGE, FLAT LOT . :I-BRICK AND P'llA.MS COLON· IAL. 3 BEDROOMS, NICE KIT· l'IIEN <RANGJ:. WASHER, &Te.) I 3--BRICK AND BATHS. BUILT DININn ROOM, OVEN, DISH· CAB GAJlAGE FRA:M. .1~ IN XJTCIJEN, 1VLL BAS£. MENT, GARAGE . POLLOW STATE RT. 111 1\io MU.Es TO MeGUIRES -3NEWOR NEAR ~ BRICK . 1-3 BEDROOMS, L SKAP£D, HUGE LOT. HUGE GARAG£, 1 FULL. I HALF BATHS, OVl OF THIS WORLD KITCHEN, LAROE BEDROOMS, CENTRAL AIR, AND MANY OTHI!!Il :£X. ., .-.w1. ·. WATER WELL DRlLUNG MYERS Pu ' 8lle;l I< .... P!NKING sheal'll sharpened lUS up, sclsSOI'II, 45c up. Sheppard Sewing Macblne Sales and Service, aa 1st ·Ave. toe, Ph. Ill If ......'.ve. IN f38 Second Avenue Juat across from Post Office f46.0J01 u:NNETII STEGER'S WATER DELIVERY SERVICE l'b. ~7. 2t7 If TJUS. T1lliMlTE PEST CONTROL FI'IEE Inspection. call 44WW Merrill O'Dell, 0perat11r lor l!!llermllal Termite Senk» 10 Belmont llr. 117 II HOMER HARRISON WATER Delivery Servlee, call day f1f night. Rio - Ohloli::Ph. Z45 &515. ' AND .FURNITURE R~PAIR SERVICE The Old'l"f: Sbop In the ma. esb-lblished in_1~9 ., ' ~ 0,1 ~-:.f~j] ~'t.U.~~ ~ II PEST D!l~ , FAIN Extermlnall<m Co. WbeeJ. eraburg, Ohio. Ph. S7U112. ..... Ill• . LOTS UYI'S at Tycoon Lake $300 8 ROOM House 15 A. near Tycoon. Business place overlookIng Tycoon Lake. Boats, cabi ins, store. Would make good • business place. RIVER VIEW , 6 7A.room, ON RT. 7 to Ohio River, 3 porches. Priced to on · GJeeti' Twp. 5 ROOMS and bath, .34 .lilb. base, Umber, drilled well, large bam. New water system. 1!-w ''tllerW~ AVAILABLE The Budeye Steel Castings clpany .. AI ll:e ~ • [\ SUBSIDIARY OF BUCKEYE INTERNATIONAL, INC. ·1• Olljlanding their steel castings foundry operations in Co) •mb!JI6, Ohlo. Men are needed to flll permanent Cull time pOsitions &&k GENERAL FOUNDRY WORKERS POSITIONS AVAlLABLE IN MOLllNG, COI,IEMAKING, grinding, chipping, burning, welding and general labor.; Need not be pPerlenced or a High School graduate, but wm. i,_ to learn and physically able - mlnlmwn welght of 165 Pounds and at least 5 ft. 8 inches, MAINTENA~lt HANDYMEN POSITIONS OPEN FOR HIGH SCHOOL GRAOOATES WITH some mechanical abUit.Y and eJQ>ertence lookill& (Or a good future. Must be at least !50 PoUnds. STARTING WAGE $2.46 per hour THIS IS A GROWING COMPANY WITH EXCELLENr ployee benellts, so talk with our representative who wW lntervlewiDR at the 0010 STAT£ EMPLOYMENT SERVQ· 443 Second Avenue 6allpolis, Ohio 'i!"'Y ........,_ ;., ~c. ---~ ~-~ ' GALLIPOLIS 'IV SERVICE rarm, Vlilaae. Cll1 Pldlillitt ' :. 7~, llulland;·o. , ~~ c. J. Lemley.> GOOD · lull ;we"!"ftt. bwldlng Ioiii , 15o A, pasture. Tbls Is near IOC4tea twO miles ,from pat5 Langav!IIe. ., $1t.500. ' ·· CH!AP Prle• Reducecl 3 "OOM house In VInton PRICE '!'educed on this Ilk- '' .· storY home, bath, t A.. ~ood' ' VACANUAND , - gardell' spot, located at . Vln' · VACANT land and ·buslneu Piaton . .I ees. Storei. Feed Mills, Oro"r ~~ .,.___ . ~lelll""'l GAJtAG:,!:, ll"llLL REALTOR 4 Miles From ':fown i sell. 66 A-:' z story .home, to A. bolo } 196 ACRES com. ROOM, LBB •• Plumbing and remodeling. , Ph. 25S41161. Crown City, 0. ~ 5 ROOM HOM!:, LA·ROE FAN· ILY .ttou Se.nrlcea Qrhred Cll,lltLIWiliE RD; LOOK FOR SIGN 0. D. PARSONS pay -.te. can ~-. M;tJ ' ;l Miles From Park ; 250 A. ST,9Ck FARM . A._. 2 st~ ho~e with t~ a ROOM~ liath, gas, ficar P-. ALJ. • . of .bl!lldlai llllflr.. !5rooms. _dug well _IIIII pond,. ~Ut. 50 A. tiOabl• .ground, ~.,. ·I • Mr . .lkrm al the Office r Olear Baadul: • • Carter Manit, tft.tlll WlJIIam. HoD, 111• CARPETED 'IV ROOM FOR,. DAD, CHEERY 0 ,.. Mounirng Brackets, Poles, SpUdes, and Bolts Extra Fb,~ 'I; ·rfii. •ri;'14- ...•.•,...... 3 BEDROOM .HoQ, ROOM, BASDBNT, BAit:-4, l ACR. •LOT. ROOMY BATH KITCHEN FOR 'MOM .i~,, ~~( 61-3 •.' ~~.FQlrGHT SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM inii!rY: ~:( · JII!! ·JontJe:'tit 'kind to lbai ..... , ~1f,,z.!t· Iii' 'leWinll J1111Cb. CUIJTAINS. 2 LARGE PORCH et~il!w o:llol-'·,,{ii\t :.. !...!!:i:.•.I •• · ' ·' inea Jith 1i""ar faCtQry guar. CURTAINS ··Biile ·I'll""'"'· ~. •oleart ·~ w!tb · ·· ad erllled 2 LARGE PORCHES ' Rent , eleCtric IIlii!!!. •Nl • illY. v B••--•· FURNACE o' ' .branili to 'fiil IOiil.fGr lltlr&ge ~="'"'"I OX . ~'-:\11 - ' ,tl. Cen!rll ' Sapo __ ., ·.,_oJ..., '""''-'• _. ._.. OQ DEEP LOT & GARAGE . I!IY 011 " ' T l IN .... , .._,....~ ,......., "' - · ·.• '"~:~~. ; ·<''; ·' ' •.• . , ·•, , ~.,~~at $5.00 per PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP .. , · •· · ~- , • . , Jii!ml!l!'.. WI! wui denver 10 cAN BE YOURs ~ c~:: · ~rn* ·~ !il~ on them,~ HOBART DILLON, Realtor , · ·, pi);~. IIJ si1' lifter,1 p. , : ~ lure lhat you ""' com.._.,, · ·m . ·, •. . eu pllltly sllllllild, een I'll~~-~ .: · · ·.~~~ : . ~i'.t ,. _ -- at; : · ":-: Hu , IAIRI)REALTY CO. "" ·f 2~· 9·8 .. . ECONOMICAL to buy and econ~mical to Jive In - fine 4 yr. ol dhome In Kanauga just right for GSI worker. 1..5 Acres . . •Cart Wlnlet, Rio Gt·ande Otiiol : ' ' .' . ' ' iEMBLEM New on the Market 15500 b./:vs·thlsl:O:r..m home · ·We l'l~. Your lJstlng an~ 2 A.. bath, small bam, !!!h~ . .hrde\1 ~jlol. located'' ,ll\f\'1 hl&llttGII ~d'~' H I ''·I •·\ ~~.:~==-1 Land.,•, .. ,, ·' _,_•. ........_ · '""'- I - .. w.nn We 11'111-7 : ~ "'""" r ~ ~ M·"""!'•1' .' " Oeclllve Bailie The Battle of Saratoga dur· ing the Revolutionary W&l' generally is Included among the 15 decisive batUes of the world btcauS<! lis outcome convln,•ed France that it should offt•r aid to the Amer·icans. This assistance was a turning point in the war. ' j!:l(TRA niee Brick - fully car' JH!t.ed - formal dining Room · and Breakfast nook - Playroom - l'h baths - hot water heat - Central Air and . many many more extras This owner will trade for anything anywhere, better call right now before he change• his mind. "';~·;;aid.!J.tii!JL~,.9tt~~it~iiil>?""'" DIRECf AP'L.ICATtoN OJ. OMIO. ''\:.~·.; {} 1 ;,· eoar.· : ?.' A quired to provide enough wool to make one cashmere CEN1DL: .. SOYA .) • In Town to Trade · MORE calls fiJI' nice borneo and . farms than we have available. The finest in Real Estate Serylce. can f46.26lf. We need llsllngs in every localion. LUMP coal.. ""'-...!...l! _., 7 to 7 Mon. thru Fri., Jayroar cO., Rt. 7 ~ lhe·.~61 and Gal· ' it ITDI 2 DIRECT MOUNTING Ca1hmere Wool Slx or more goats are re· ONLY ' "'• .. , ' t ~; , l Mooth. ' ONE STORY HOME Big Country neill.r Town 3 DR AND BATH BASEMENT AND COAL 71 ACRE farm right next tAl tome>J~r!ri .)l!¥ of' 'olm.lous • · e8-$ FURNACE, TOBACCO BASE town with city water and gas with wlliliil ' qullity rotluc!U. . LOW, LOW. PRICES on Malo · AND BARN available - call now for an Full ur IJ)are lime. Write GOQD used trumpet, fSO. CaD • lrels.,., Rlee and Corbin Fur· PRICE $6,800. VACANT appointment. !lull! ,.~Ill!!'· . Walkl!l,a ,P}'ct ~ . after f . p.QI. 11-11 (1111ure. 81 II Briek R1nch 5 Home~ """"" ' •' ' ' ' d..... U~;WJ,·. ', ~ 11'-'" "UM18' 1 Mlim REDUCE 18fe simple and last LOCATED in Spring vaftey EsUnder $15,000;00 •. !111!18'1. tl;t !Nil GMC "' T. Plei<uP true•, with Gotifile lablets. Only ll8c tales, carpeted LR and DR. SOME '"lll town, some just out Cood coniUUon, With racb. GUUnshal!l·nmgs. •, Ht4l lire place, 2 tile baths, !am. - all have city water -some Pit ·~. · e8-$ ily room, beaullluJ kilrben, with built In kllchens -00me full-divided basement, ' 2 car with basements - all are rea~ garage, large lot. You can't dy for your inspecllon right prl Ph buy, a 'better , home any now ....: call NIBERT to lui·.Moll . where In Gallia ~· OWner 1 .:fin your housing · needs. heavy galvanized steel ' 1 llii:ome. E1tra penonal ·~ ~' 8utll!!J, Cui- Moving Vehicle 1 ctllllo Ill ,......,.. roo-• lly Slow MOUHTINci luH item 2. 41, 25J • , c> I SP~D£ :.,...,.,. .&_._ , • • • 100 X 100 lot with city """""" - Water - Gas Fo~ Air FlJniace. AU ..a,t: ~.llt a Wish To Sell? ~ Beluty lii!Mie. U 1\IU' QIQ~to~, ~. tilli ~· ln. Colr!:f~ lll 1U ;tng., Up:f ll8tf )it· tlrea. Transfers POLE MOUNTING (uu Item 2, 76, 25) \ 1 ' _ Dlllol Aa•J dear t'm~v. -~ ht(llt. Help w.m.' · · ~,if .1 ,fol. s.t* " . . BB~~. salary pr. 'if · ,i+> ' ,. d~·· tbe. justinartists " REESI!l- bo"'MIW ·lind ' beet· hoe servlee. Ph. •••• •·•-•• t111 of of tile art eldllblt Is to ably recognize the many of Mason CowliY. ,.,...,ceo ~:.~tob~· · · :: For Rent'· . ,....., . ,...., ' .S YlMJ\ OLO three bedroom ther '~1 ~ · Mason County Artists Invited to Show Work ,, •·• - ·uon I be salts•= i with ~ bell call the NI· , ., 'l:UESDA Y, MARCH 26, 1968 '. ). ·, .•, �cu rs. Clifford nl '' anD ents. Cl e -5434. .,, • •'. 1St 35 i •to 18 cents 16 cen lb. to BJI B ley, Ohio. y, HAM I, Ra noon t ults ' ., ' I p.m. R in Fi eeutrlx. wts, !-22~ d HOM It may Wh<>ever is call' g wbiskey is alling I g number I do not sell llegal hlskey, r assoate an one that does. Da as el 3- 1-3 B building witb ,fo\11'-roo apartments upstair . next to ns are In MaS<on. Plllone A! ·. ' l ' ... ' ' \l' ' 1936 FO TOR SAW, ph e a earthly d k- ness In o brigh t d 3- ltp 19 ' ' SE mil ltc 1:011 1:11. . 1:1 II ... 1 •. • . 1 I 3 C.r &. SH th fr ends and neighbors lor th k" s sho during the eath o y brother, Frank Luikart. I wisb t ank all thoae that _ nt nora! of. apd cards. Your was eatly 3- ,.,;,_ .. IO and -·"' I 1 I. nk Of I ge phones. Call ou 1 for d tai II rra~k f•ltll 1 :BO'IIIJI.._ ,, 8 CBS Golf 0 monogra , e ast, design, etc. Pay off 7 pay- ments .m. a l .m. c. c. eac , e "me.· " - • or lloldoet 24- 1nted To AN'I'IOIJE lunU ·r mis~ella!)eqUll. .':-- cq,lj;;.¥111! .. "' ro. ·.or ' ·, ........"!:.' "" HAY, eu In , ' -··· I .' '' ' . ...... IOD. ' . . I ! ,_. ay 3- W SUP , sure nul! .... ' I That's Bin Lnstre for cleand upholstery. nt el csba r .Ba Furniture. 3-11-1 ltp n. w passed away y r ago M You 2!, 7. not f gotten loved , Nor wiU you e As !on as I s e memory '. gas y • " lunu~ct~ I rge Phone oy. our he or Ruth Bergaus, roducts .. Win24-ltc e miss you r ge e fi 1 your acant CAR In Cr urr1n<ce SPEC! lar $ now B an's Shop Cn n,. .._ �cu rs. Clifford nl '' anD ents. Cl e -5434. .,, • •'. 1St 35 i •to 18 cents 16 cen lb. to BJI B ley, Ohio. y, HAM I, Ra noon t ults ' ., ' I p.m. R in Fi eeutrlx. wts, !-22~ d HOM It may Wh<>ever is call' g wbiskey is alling I g number I do not sell llegal hlskey, r assoate an one that does. Da as el 3- 1-3 B building witb ,fo\11'-roo apartments upstair . next to ns are In MaS<on. Plllone A! ·. ' l ' ... ' ' \l' ' 1936 FO TOR SAW, ph e a earthly d k- ness In o brigh t d 3- ltp 19 ' ' SE mil ltc 1:011 1:11. . 1:1 II ... 1 •. • . 1 I 3 C.r &. SH th fr ends and neighbors lor th k" s sho during the eath o y brother, Frank Luikart. I wisb t ank all thoae that _ nt nora! of. apd cards. Your was eatly 3- ,.,;,_ .. IO and -·"' I 1 I. nk Of I ge phones. Call ou 1 for d tai II rra~k f•ltll 1 :BO'IIIJI.._ ,, 8 CBS Golf 0 monogra , e ast, design, etc. Pay off 7 pay- ments .m. a l .m. c. c. eac , e "me.· " - • or lloldoet 24- 1nted To AN'I'IOIJE lunU ·r mis~ella!)eqUll. .':-- cq,lj;;.¥111! .. "' ro. ·.or ' ·, ........"!:.' "" HAY, eu In , ' -··· I .' '' ' . ...... IOD. ' . . I ! ,_. ay 3- W SUP , sure nul! .... ' I That's Bin Lnstre for cleand upholstery. nt el csba r .Ba Furniture. 3-11-1 ltp n. w passed away y r ago M You 2!, 7. not f gotten loved , Nor wiU you e As !on as I s e memory '. gas y • " lunu~ct~ I rge Phone oy. our he or Ruth Bergaus, roducts .. Win24-ltc e miss you r ge e fi 1 your acant CAR In Cr urr1n<ce SPEC! lar $ now B an's Shop Cn n,. .._ �' ~ow 1 . ~ ..• ~' · GALLIPoLis - Flon !ir.u 'Paulk. mother or w.uer str.alt<>J ' Fox ruver Grove, m., and I .,... tive of Gal& County, celebft,tecl her 104th blrthdaJ> on Mar<h2),st at the H~&~JW&hire Nuraine3tlome In HamPshire, Dlinols. iith a party in her honor. In recent years, she has re- ceived coDgratulatory messages and telegrams from Dwight 0. EisenOOwer, Mrs. Eisenhower, President L.ynOOn B. JohniOil. Gov. Otto B. Kerner, and many ,, other notables. Mrs. Paulk was born in a log cabin on her grandfather's farm Flora Strait Paulk near GalliPolis and Porter, Mar· '. ' 21, 1864, andtocontinueherauto-- biograptzy "was born Flora J:lan.. landscapes, iels, daughter of Abraham H, and marlne accuracy and dispatch. Starting paintil'll alter her 50th birthda,y, more than 500 paintlngswereflnlsbed before 11he bad to quit be- with General Sherman at CulPePper on his march througtl Geor· Paulk's parents are deceased except hersel! and a brother Frank Daniel s who at Katie's Korner JAniels) went to Denison, T~ ~s, on a tbree-week triP but d&cided to stay awhUe and help a cousin whose wife had autrered "Thanks !or the MemorieJ," end lhlo lo exactly what I will have or the team members of tho Mlddleoort Atria' owad. Wednollda,)' or thla week I received a note 1>.1'1118 the nicest things rrcm thelglrl i Ill the baokelball Qlld. You girl a wtll never knoW hOw much I appreciated went into the wholesale and retail meat business ud had one or your thoullltfulness. the largest stock yards in Nqrth 11 more ot us would practice Texas, . did dto - • • or world -.Jd be oomudl hawler .... We can learn rrom m. thla, II f i BAl-D~ ! 1 ter" ' f I BAIRD BROS. AUTO I II WRECKING I I I 1 I I I I 1 1· tbe example• 111ch as Mrs. Paulkhae:longbeenkrown ll!~·~·,. tilJ nwA• J - 1 prese~~ l '!lwtl~':' Into 1 I Qlle "1'o serve ~ ou Bet• I Thanks, Robblo Ord, Jackie Hawley, Candace Bahr, KATIE Glenna !P"aaue, Donna WlliiDII, Kati\Y Coode (with a K), BellY CIJDIIInglllllll, UDda llao~, J'iDie ~· -.~~ Jobulon and coach 'Pitt .~. WOMEN'S basketball seems w be 1n as five team• have been orgap!zed re<ently , COmml.llltles orpjuzlng team• are &vracuse, . Portland, Eastern, T u p p e r a Plnins and Cb,el\er, Game• are!Dbeaokeduledwlth dale& wbe amounoedlater, Portland and E:aatem have enpged!n 0110 ~(~~!~est and ~ae a n d A.rullld played Frlda,y evening, At The Railroad Trackf' in Cheshire. Ohio, Just 8 Mil01 North ol GalllpoUsl on St. Rt. 7, , I -t BETTY RAWLINGS, aoneral dla!rmln or tbe Mill America Pageant, Ia a bull)' 1JBi with all tbo wor1< involved in prll)&rlng ror the year!lovenl. The PagI - will be preiOIIIAid M>.1 4 Mates and Models. 1 at tho Pomeroy Junior H I g h don't have 1,1, we11 1 . School, USED AND I REBUILT PARTS u. II All ive I ~et it! Free Direct Une 1 SINCE RE~G diabetes To 40 Major 1 I Wrecking .Yards. I rtclpel, Ama Sllloa or Boulh 1 Sc• Henry, Don or I zanoavWe and !lllrloy Milia ol 1 Paul Baird . 1 MlcldiiiJOrl bavo been vorr 1181erOul and liOill aevoral, I Service ·----------· I \ I'll. 367·7598 I The ID1IoWinB re<lpe, Is die~' cuotard .. Yor,'rela the Drlvet~s Seat••• Fast " . . • wllea yojj see us first tbout A Low-Cost, Cifnwenieaf New 1961 AUTO BANK lOAMI • • • ltinirrun of red tapt Low interest ratet .,.,.nts to fit y~r budp! tai~ it over with utf 5% FIRST 2 cups skim mUk 8 Sacdlarln tablet& or ll!Jial amount IIQ!Id sweetener !18 teaspoon nutmeg 'h teaspoon vanilla Scald milk. addroollpUywaten eggs, add nubneg and erulhed saccharin tablets or llQ.tld. Bake in pan of hot water In 350 degree oven 45 nnlnutes to I hoor, 10 Pupils Earn All 'A' Grades 'loki ,' .' L r ,• ,"'\. '\l~ .·1. " Ir i, •·' that 3 eggs what these girls Four children werebomtoMr. and Mrs. Strait in the folloWing order: Lela, Frank, Walter and J~rry, Jr. All are deceased~ cept Walter, who is retired, with whom Mrs. Paulk formerly llved p---------.. ' . By Katie Crow a broken leg when thrown from a rorse. This vtcation lasted until the Fall or 1885, when she met yd married Jerry T. strait, then baggage master or the MKAT Railroad in Donison. Wtthinalew <years, Strait lett ratlroadliw llld f: / ,. ' . :(1-' ,·; . +++++ '• /'.. WELl. ''aaWa air'olm. w baYhutvited lli!lher h~~ with row W, iftocta (otliei' thin holt i>I!W an<! the;rec• dl._ . , comlorta witt tl>d•• ooon be . lo~ No~ fi~IH.o oomplninq~ thoM.ilot an<! humlti•IIII!Jn<lr ikl'•· -/ ·~,. +++++ .. it. · '' " I t ·• ..·' .. , ' ·· ' ·' •• .. • lT hu lloooi brOUIIIrt I!> O!lr aitentlo\l ~ ~ Countlana ""',:' potioncod a ·~dp co~ -•~89 yeoi'•lfl!lln tho llottbl# &teo. It baivenod live o~ JIX yoara belor' ,tho TriiMi1e wu "llorn" dtualt 11 •lalblo10 check oolr.JIIe'a. Mllbi iclintO.. In the area ,raqalli thl• dilUter, or maJt>o ........ haalnrohnadCilt thathao ~~ : ed down from e-ratton w -rati6n. Iloo, wt'd'lll!~ hoar "!!Out . . • ~- · ·· ' ., lOithe'ti~t,~and ', •• ' "' ·' m,t;r~dl ~vitO~ '10 tbelr,ll".~ lWa<IY To Wear~ ·. .;"''t..; 1~ iha mOQj' neW irti>aJ,a 10 CO!IIPI<~ ·I'O!i" ~u,~or,;; ' ·~, ' I I ~ • .' In 1883, Mrs. Puulk(thenFiora i "Iii I or the V.A. Cent.. er in Bonham, Texas. i.n Fo• Grove, hll cause ortailingeyesightatage97. In a recent photognph, five generations were rC(IresentedMrs. Paulk, Walter Strait, Sr., reared six children, all of whom 97 ls a resident anlmab:, S<:enes, portraits and many other subject& which she has OOne with Elizabeth Soles ~nielswbileAb­ raham Lincoln wa s President of the United States and the Civil War was entering its Cinal stages gia." Mr s. I!w for her oil painting&, whictlcover •' ' I I �' ~ow 1 . ~ ..• ~' · GALLIPoLis - Flon !ir.u 'Paulk. mother or w.uer str.alt<>J ' Fox ruver Grove, m., and I .,... tive of Gal& County, celebft,tecl her 104th blrthdaJ> on Mar<h2),st at the H~&~JW&hire Nuraine3tlome In HamPshire, Dlinols. iith a party in her honor. In recent years, she has re- ceived coDgratulatory messages and telegrams from Dwight 0. EisenOOwer, Mrs. Eisenhower, President L.ynOOn B. JohniOil. Gov. Otto B. Kerner, and many ,, other notables. Mrs. Paulk was born in a log cabin on her grandfather's farm Flora Strait Paulk near GalliPolis and Porter, Mar· '. ' 21, 1864, andtocontinueherauto-- biograptzy "was born Flora J:lan.. landscapes, iels, daughter of Abraham H, and marlne accuracy and dispatch. Starting paintil'll alter her 50th birthda,y, more than 500 paintlngswereflnlsbed before 11he bad to quit be- with General Sherman at CulPePper on his march througtl Geor· Paulk's parents are deceased except hersel! and a brother Frank Daniel s who at Katie's Korner JAniels) went to Denison, T~ ~s, on a tbree-week triP but d&cided to stay awhUe and help a cousin whose wife had autrered "Thanks !or the MemorieJ," end lhlo lo exactly what I will have or the team members of tho Mlddleoort Atria' owad. Wednollda,)' or thla week I received a note 1>.1'1118 the nicest things rrcm thelglrl i Ill the baokelball Qlld. You girl a wtll never knoW hOw much I appreciated went into the wholesale and retail meat business ud had one or your thoullltfulness. the largest stock yards in Nqrth 11 more ot us would practice Texas, . did dto - • • or world -.Jd be oomudl hawler .... We can learn rrom m. thla, II f i BAl-D~ ! 1 ter" ' f I BAIRD BROS. AUTO I II WRECKING I I I 1 I I I I 1 1· tbe example• 111ch as Mrs. Paulkhae:longbeenkrown ll!~·~·,. tilJ nwA• J - 1 prese~~ l '!lwtl~':' Into 1 I Qlle "1'o serve ~ ou Bet• I Thanks, Robblo Ord, Jackie Hawley, Candace Bahr, KATIE Glenna !P"aaue, Donna WlliiDII, Kati\Y Coode (with a K), BellY CIJDIIInglllllll, UDda llao~, J'iDie ~· -.~~ Jobulon and coach 'Pitt .~. WOMEN'S basketball seems w be 1n as five team• have been orgap!zed re<ently , COmml.llltles orpjuzlng team• are &vracuse, . Portland, Eastern, T u p p e r a Plnins and Cb,el\er, Game• are!Dbeaokeduledwlth dale& wbe amounoedlater, Portland and E:aatem have enpged!n 0110 ~(~~!~est and ~ae a n d A.rullld played Frlda,y evening, At The Railroad Trackf' in Cheshire. Ohio, Just 8 Mil01 North ol GalllpoUsl on St. Rt. 7, , I -t BETTY RAWLINGS, aoneral dla!rmln or tbe Mill America Pageant, Ia a bull)' 1JBi with all tbo wor1< involved in prll)&rlng ror the year!lovenl. The PagI - will be preiOIIIAid M>.1 4 Mates and Models. 1 at tho Pomeroy Junior H I g h don't have 1,1, we11 1 . School, USED AND I REBUILT PARTS u. II All ive I ~et it! Free Direct Une 1 SINCE RE~G diabetes To 40 Major 1 I Wrecking .Yards. I rtclpel, Ama Sllloa or Boulh 1 Sc• Henry, Don or I zanoavWe and !lllrloy Milia ol 1 Paul Baird . 1 MlcldiiiJOrl bavo been vorr 1181erOul and liOill aevoral, I Service ·----------· I \ I'll. 367·7598 I The ID1IoWinB re<lpe, Is die~' cuotard .. Yor,'rela the Drlvet~s Seat••• Fast " . . • wllea yojj see us first tbout A Low-Cost, Cifnwenieaf New 1961 AUTO BANK lOAMI • • • ltinirrun of red tapt Low interest ratet .,.,.nts to fit y~r budp! tai~ it over with utf 5% FIRST 2 cups skim mUk 8 Sacdlarln tablet& or ll!Jial amount IIQ!Id sweetener !18 teaspoon nutmeg 'h teaspoon vanilla Scald milk. addroollpUywaten eggs, add nubneg and erulhed saccharin tablets or llQ.tld. Bake in pan of hot water In 350 degree oven 45 nnlnutes to I hoor, 10 Pupils Earn All 'A' Grades 'loki ,' .' L r ,• ,"'\. '\l~ .·1. " Ir i, •·' that 3 eggs what these girls Four children werebomtoMr. and Mrs. Strait in the folloWing order: Lela, Frank, Walter and J~rry, Jr. All are deceased~ cept Walter, who is retired, with whom Mrs. Paulk formerly llved p---------.. ' . By Katie Crow a broken leg when thrown from a rorse. This vtcation lasted until the Fall or 1885, when she met yd married Jerry T. strait, then baggage master or the MKAT Railroad in Donison. Wtthinalew <years, Strait lett ratlroadliw llld f: / ,. ' . :(1-' ,·; . +++++ '• /'.. WELl. ''aaWa air'olm. w baYhutvited lli!lher h~~ with row W, iftocta (otliei' thin holt i>I!W an<! the;rec• dl._ . , comlorta witt tl>d•• ooon be . lo~ No~ fi~IH.o oomplninq~ thoM.ilot an<! humlti•IIII!Jn<lr ikl'•· -/ ·~,. +++++ .. it. · '' " I t ·• ..·' .. , ' ·· ' ·' •• .. • lT hu lloooi brOUIIIrt I!> O!lr aitentlo\l ~ ~ Countlana ""',:' potioncod a ·~dp co~ -•~89 yeoi'•lfl!lln tho llottbl# &teo. It baivenod live o~ JIX yoara belor' ,tho TriiMi1e wu "llorn" dtualt 11 •lalblo10 check oolr.JIIe'a. Mllbi iclintO.. In the area ,raqalli thl• dilUter, or maJt>o ........ haalnrohnadCilt thathao ~~ : ed down from e-ratton w -rati6n. Iloo, wt'd'lll!~ hoar "!!Out . . • ~- · ·· ' ., lOithe'ti~t,~and ', •• ' "' ·' m,t;r~dl ~vitO~ '10 tbelr,ll".~ lWa<IY To Wear~ ·. .;"''t..; 1~ iha mOQj' neW irti>aJ,a 10 CO!IIPI<~ ·I'O!i" ~u,~or,;; ' ·~, ' I I ~ • .' In 1883, Mrs. Puulk(thenFiora i "Iii I or the V.A. Cent.. er in Bonham, Texas. i.n Fo• Grove, hll cause ortailingeyesightatage97. In a recent photognph, five generations were rC(IresentedMrs. Paulk, Walter Strait, Sr., reared six children, all of whom 97 ls a resident anlmab:, S<:enes, portraits and many other subject& which she has OOne with Elizabeth Soles ~nielswbileAb­ raham Lincoln wa s President of the United States and the Civil War was entering its Cinal stages gia." Mr s. I!w for her oil painting&, whictlcover •' ' I I �.. ' ' .,, ' ' 'J,, I ' ' ., ' ' )" ' ,, ; . ,, •. ' :;,( .,, '1b' .. fj' ' .i!ALL!POU~ ' I Paulk, mother o! Wll Fox River G~ve, the of Gallia County, her 104th birthday on at the Hampshire Nu r. ' • Jn Hampshire, Dli party in her hooor. In recent years. U ceived eongratulattJrf and telegrll!lls Eisenhower, Mrs.. . President Lyndon B. Gov. Otto B, Kernert other notables. 1 Mrs, Paulk was ; cabin on her grandf ..,· near Gallipolis and ~ 21, 1864, andtoconunil biogrlll>to' "was bonfl • leis, daughter of Abrlll Ellzabelh Soles Illntiill raham Lincoln was~~!; the United States an4 War was entering it& with General !llterman 1 ,per on his march thro · ~., Mrs, Paulk'~ reared sJx children, al' are deceased eXcept tK 1 brother Frank DlniE CJ7 ls a resident of the ' er in Bonham, Texas. In 1883, Mrs.Paulk(t D!nlels) went to Denl1 as. on a three-week tr cided to stay awhUe 11' • cousin whose wife hacj a broken leg jhen thnn hone. This v cation I t j ' -v. !romJ H f' 1 t>tON'T SAY l WAS 'm KEEP ~IM ALL. JAA. CIQING 15' 61VIN6 ~IMA GI-IANC.E. 1 ·' 'TO SJ.\OW A LITTL.E 6RATITUPE:, the Fall or 1885, whe '\lid married Jerry T, baggage master or Railroad In Den! so~ '~years, strait wem. 'I ' .' .....~· ' ! I' left rat whole r ~ WN;.~ PET, r:• CELEMATION THINI(IN; ~URPO;E;••• ., -------- ! BA.JID ~ " :! M ! . ~ ~~·~ " ill'' ti ' i ll(~~tq·~ ~!I· '' a ne lo ·II·~· BAIRD I BROS. .. . t. ' 111111- IIJio&y. 01 will • -,...... I I• !i IUTO I I ' I lI' I Rat~ At The . in Cheshire. Ohio. ' .' PoD· ......... r fll&l'• lilulilll' ll'hool able to f, Milo• North· of I on I I St. Rt. 7. , ~. USfl • •r•1u I AU ·Mans I I I into the # I ,. ' !o1 r' ~ hh ~'uJn .~ tail meat bUsiness and the largest swck yard Texas, Four children were~ and Mra. Strait in the order: Lela, Frank, W J•rry, Jr. All are dec CfiP:l Wal~er, who Js re~ whom Mrs, Paulk in Fox G~ve, W. Mrs, Paulk has long I ! GOIN~ ;~ anc1 W.. don't have ·~et Ill Free Service To 40 ·W1'ecklng Yards. See Henry, Don PaUl Baird !. ., ,• , ' ... 367- ..t. w Dri~ .·- . . . . . .&all I • ·r A·low~C., AUJl ' .,, ' WIN'rHROP • I· ANDPL.AY llinl• t- I ~IJ • • •s-J ' tol 5% On lht Nl "Se~iri'g This - , - - " • �..' I I I' '' ~- •, I '. • '' )'"•' ., ' ,. ,.,. I. ' ; '. ~I'" F~ mo\1101 of Wall • ' !••~· GAUJPOUS ' Paulk, Fox River Grove. W. tive of Gallia County, her 104th birthday on at the Hampshire Nur in Hampshire, llliooi party in her honor. In recent, years, &Iff ceived congratulatory ' ! and telegrams crom ~ 1 ElB.r,:; Eisenhower, Mrs. President Lyndon Gov. Otto B. Kerner, .,,il other notables. ~ bot! Mrs. Paulk was j cabin on her grandtatl¥ near Galltpolts and Por 1 21, 1864, andto contim.f biograQhy Hwas born F ~ iels, daughter of Abrallt Elizabeth Soles LO.nteb r; raham Lincoln was lit the United States an~ War w•s entering its qr with General ~erman 1 •· • l• ' ~~4 'iia." ,f , ' per on his march throu Mrs. Paulk'!i. reared six children, all I I!'IP ~ are deceased except ht a brother Frank Daniel 97 is a resident ot the V iieln be er in Bonham, Texas. I ' In 1883, Mrs. Paulk(dj Daniels) went to Dents, as. on a dlre&-week ~ clded to stay awhile 19 cousin whose wile haf ' a broken leg when th~ horse, This vicatlon the Fall of 1885, whflr iii: 1\fld married Jerry T. baggage master ot ' ,. _,k~\\ I! '\ ·\ . tail meat business an ~ ·> ' I. l . ·;; '' • = lie iNP-" ~ Four children were ; and Mr.s. strait in t order: Lela, Frank, ' t ' ! •lO<:k yart.. ~=~:~gesl .. .. ,_ Railroad ln Denison. !years, S(ralt lefl rail went into the whole '1!!11 . icwf . - . J,rry, Jr. All aro d~ fo j cept Walter, who ls retfi: whom Mrs. Paulk in Fox Grove, lll. . ; . -------·. Mrs. Paulk has lofi!J . BAIRD 1G~.Ollda\IM;;,au I1 ....... - lili•mqsMtl~~· ,; I oae .•~ \ ' ' '\ "To &!f\'e You f BAIRD ~. I BROS. ~ '' " !on""" 1 .~ ·-~ I( ,, L -· !Ololf. ol will r , -• ,, ' II .. I !pi'· 9UfJ11 ·uno ·I At The Ralir91d I in Chesblre. Ohio. • Milo• North of I on St .. Rt 7. , I USED I REIUILT I AU Makes and M01l~ 1 we don't have (t, 1 ~et It! Free Direct I Service To 40 I W•·ecklng .Yards. 1 , See Henry, Don 01 I._..._______ s61~75,~, 1 ' I ' ' '' ( l • ' ' I ' l ; ' Yt Drfy, ... WHRl A low-Cost, JUTI • • • aU.nlri. l.DW I &epa, ' "Sei'IIID!J This C Member Fcdetll i ,Ji ..,.l._) ' ·' ~-. ... poxilllbora- ter" ,, ;• ·J _: ,, '" ( ' r'r , , 1,, ' I I I '' �' .,· l ' • ,. , . ·~. I '' .·. ,, . I·, 11 ' · ( t '<. ' • ..' ., " J ' ,.• ' ,. '\;~ ./,·· '·'I ' GALLIPCll.is - F .Paulk, mother or Wal Fox River ·Gtovet U1, tlve of Galli& County, her lUith birthday on at the Hampshire Nur in Hampshire. Uliooi party in her honor. In recent years, s ·~ ' ' . ,•. I ' .••.. .:. ; '~-' '·j·' ceived coogratulatory ' and telegrams from ~ Eisenhower, Mrs. ' . '. 'I ' ·-~a: ' . President L,yndon B. I Gov. Otto B. Kerner, other notables. ' Mrs. Paulk was bo cabin on her grand!atf\1 near GaUipoli.s and PGr1 21,1864, andtocontlnui! , r f":' biography "was born iels, daughter of Abrarii Elizabeth Soles C.nleli' raham Llncoln was ptf the Unlted States and. War w~s entering its ri(. with General Sherman & reared six children, '!II" lllP ..told '1blt all t: 97 ts a resident of the V !COin er in Bonham, Texas. hll883, Mrs.Paulk(tt tbo ...... Ia" Olniel.6) went to ~nis as, on a three-week tri to citled to stay awhile aai. ~ = cousin wOOse wile had·,f a broken leg when throw ' horse. This v!cation ' '. the Fall etf 1885, wt.•n)·. , ..• ,~ ¥d married Jerry T. or baggage master .. I ~ " ~ears, strait leeff~t~~:t:. d- ~ :-. jlldp" . lilt w i!il . ~ : · Voi'ixin Railroad in Denison. went into the I ; + tail meat business ' I the largest stock n &M:f!TINeS, Texas. OLD FWIENO/ Four children and Mrs. Strait ln order: Lela, Frank, Jury, Jr. All are cept Walter, who is ' rs. whom Mrs, Paulk foomot in Fox Grove, IlL. Mrs. Paulkha&lon@ . ------··· I I I i \ eeaeeol lonoad ....... '"I ' t oolo8f. I ter" ·II BAIRD I BROS. I I "' will 1J111'011· I...... iaoeoll I,..... ........ ]' ' llJTO I houslnti ' 1!'11001 I WIECKIN~ lllble t.co 1·At The Railroad ~ ltn Cheshire. Ohto. · . I 1111~• North of Ga .. , .' ~ on St.USED AND 1 IEIUI~T Pd IAllwe don't Matos 'IJ'd M!ld•l • have ~t. 1 I l(et It! Free Direct I Service To . 40 II ' t ·wrecklng Yards. I l \' Don ol See Henry, 1... 367~75ti '-••111!1•·--· - ~ ~PAV41&TO DO 1HIW65 LIYC . 'IIIAT, ~! l i I ,. ~·· ." ' BEsiDE;, IT:. 'iOU" tiAME·'!IIA1 · ' MADE 11 lo!EAD· · LI!IE NM~! , . WITH THE I. l.. 35-30:-lo-20 \ '' Drit. ' ' ' -~~ STILL DOH'f I ' IINOfiWJ(O GE'Tf "niE •• Mlllt'f! . ' when 1 A Low-Cost, ' ' .I \ · ,'~1.''• \' AUTI •• • l Jonc! are deceased except he a brother Frank Daniel ' I l . hll "'It per on his march thrall Mrs. Paulk'l 'kia." l ..... Low I 5%: FIRST NJ .-"1·, "Serving This C MemberFedertl t ,. • Minirr. td ., . -... ' . '~ .' ' .. 're'\' • ·. / . 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